Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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cianaz Whether it be in laboratory or darkroom, behind a hoe or peering into a microscope, our ambitious students pre- pare to take their places in tomorrow's scientific world. With the coming of the Atomic Age more and more students have turned to the fascinating,subjects of chemistry and physics. Mr. Karnes: Unless you are a lover of dish washing, bewarel, don't venture into room l32 chewing gum, Mr. Bell: Whether on a football field or dissecting a worm, he feels quite at home. Mr. Doody: Goes quietly about his daily tasks, saying little and thinking much. Cathryn Schaefer: Finds time to advise the 5.5.5. girls besides teaching students elementary science. Christine Sawyer: Our nurse when in need is a friend indeed. ' ln General Science the students were exposed to a little Biology when they dissected worms in class. Some girls got a little jittery, but they continued and found that worms had ten hearts. Our courses in science are offering us more general knowledge every year.

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glcacfiaaf 6418 l .. To sew a fine seam and to cook a tasty meal is the aim at the tuture homemakers who know well the advantages of running a home economically, HMI - Mr. Thompson: Under his apt direction there should be many good farmers in Brookings County, Irene Otterbyz To inspire her stu- dc-nts to greater appreciation ot health, wealth, and home are their desires. Susan Bates: This charming hostess delights in serving tasty dishes to her many friends. Mr. Sterrett: Whether it be the making at organs or the sanding of cigar boxes, he knows his stuff, ln the Industrial Arts Department the boys learn the skills that keep the wheels ot industry moving, ln the Agri- culture Department the boys are taught the latest methods ot farming to improve their community. lllfl kink

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First Semester First Place Charles Welch Le Nore Borst Franklin Norman Mary Lou Schaphorst Beverly Breazeale .lean l-larshfield Carol Lane Second Place Barbara Baker Donna Gamble .fjcfiofazagip--a fitting zawazc! Charles Welch Highest grade in state in the South Dakota University test thereby giv- ing him a SlOO scholarship in any school in the state. Placed third in the state in the Pep- sicola test receiving 550. Received the Bausch and Lomb Science award. Donald Guss SlOO American Legion Scholarship. S40 from the American Chemical Society for the winning essay in the Sioux Valley Region. Placed in the upper ten per cent in the Pepsicola test. Vesta Sinjem First place in the Am. Legion Auxil- iary essay contest with her essay, What Liberty Means To Me. Wayne D. Johnson S250 scholarship from The Minn- eapolis Star Tribune. Kiwanian Scholarship Award Donald Guss Douglas Rykhus Delores Rykhus Dick Chapman Jo Ann Brudos Second Semester First Place Donald Guss Charles Welch Le Nore Borst Paul Erb Franklin Norman Delores Rykhus Mary Lou Schaphorst Dick Chapman Bill Schaphorst Jo Ann Brudos Carol Lane Second Place Barbara Baker Nason Fishback Marjorie Rockwell Beverly Breazeale Yvonne Karnes Jean l-larshfield