Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1950 volume:

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'Z . tif l W flfuwtfi Remember the yeor ot '49-'50 ot Brookings l-ligh School? Ot course you do. Those who were freshmen remember it os on enticing toste ot things to comeg seniors, os o pleosont conclusiong but oll os o builder ot memories. Don't you recoll those tootboll ond bosketboll gomes, the donces ond meetings, or the hours ot study? l-lere the senior closs hos gathered bits ond scrops ot intormotion thot eoch moy remember his own story. Greetings to You I wish to extend a most cordial welcome to all BHS students and at the same time encourage each of you to resolve to make it your very best year in school. Entering high school is a strange and exciting experience. There is a new schedule to become acquain- ted with, new teachers, and a dif- ferent building. I, therefore, want to extend a special welcome to the freshmen and to students new in Brookings high school this year. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Your teachers are always happy to help you with your problems. Feel free to come in to my of- fice at any time. We are here to help you. Attending high school is grand experience as well as a privilege- rnake the most of it. L. D. Horrigan 5 X we ,fm ,H A. .V l x K A kwa ii, if ef 'f ix ' 1 5 al 2 elim, 3 f 7 li 4 mx Q f at . -.ww A fs Q 003' Qt tw X305 XX .ru-tl 'f r A' ' fm - i twins gg ,M it Stiff? 1 A 'fr fl-.Ag N rentals? I ril 4 2 5 . QQ,--if rr if gint 5 f iiliiii 5 I gi? fir s 5 e .,,,. Wlmmgi 5 H Q uw 2 , 5 2 2 lu, ,,,,,N, f Sauer Says Hello it Ag another school year gets un- der way, here's wishing a hardy welcome to all. A11 new faculty members de- serve a special welcome which I heartily give to them. Let's all plan to make this year ' as 5' ,,, , Nz the best ever-not only for our- f'?'ff-, selves, but for our school also. fi ' M-we-M' Howard Sauer 1,15 Student Body Presi- im Q 5 se,- dent. 2 Q RX is -sg rife' L' ri 5' f , 5 if Ve -.i-.1-H M 'w fi' V -7 4 E S X ii 7' 4 f iff 3 , rg iii: 5 2 ' Y ,sf if! I Q 5 S Table at Contents Introduction . Administration . . Teachers and classes . Clubs ancl activities . Music . . . Athletics People . Senior story l -3 4-7 8- l 2 l 3-28 29-34 35-42 43-60 6l -64 ff . ,Wd M 255972 Zf fW gift .Q,,zaL,m ffm 7Q',5ff,j fW.,.fi,Voa L 0'-fozzifian .qlzincifzaf Y.. w These people have helped guide BHS through another success- ful year. They have been willing to give up much of their time to help Mr. Martin and Mr. l-lorrigan iron out many of the problems that face them during the school year. ...gf 'dis-mix B K mf .2 - :if,:,:.3i1' fawikst ' X ,- Boaxzcf of Education A. lvl. Eberle Dean ot Agriculture at SDSC E S. Farnham State Extension Leader S. Christensen Businessman D. B. Doner Registrar at SDSC C. Kjellsen Businessman Lucille Kaul English, Debate Madeline Ellis English, Journalism Ruth Shaffer English, SSS C. Amanda Quill English Ugsmsa, zsfzozfi, 9'zamma'L-gow can we fozgaf Leotta l-lampton l.aVonne Magnuson Norman Johnson Latin, l-listory, Declam Social Science, Plays l-listory, Ass? Coach Frances Malrnstrorn Algebra, Spanish Bettymarie Jones Business Ruth l-lellancl Mathematics, Bobcat Dorothy l-latter Business Alaisnca, Business, Jlflafg-ffla Basis offwcfflzz sfulby Floyd Johnson Virgil Bell Guy O. Karnes Science, Ass't Coach Science, Ass't Coach Science Roy Sterrett industriol Arts Irene Otterby Home Economics Robert Thompson Agriculture Betty Telkomp Home Economics KVVS fzaxuz acfuaf sxflamisncz x E. Reinertson A Sh E D. Snono Drivers Troining 9 Op Drivers Training l-lortense Gibson Librarian Christine Sawyer Scnaal Nurse Agnes Scnlender Secretary, Scnaol Clerk Lillian Berke Secretary Wsacfy fo ffafyz ui 1415.512 we was in naecf R. Townsend, R. Draper, F. Pettis lvlesdames Pelke, Clfiristenson, Rasmussen l-law willingly they nelped us Our cooks-l can srnell that turkey yet 4Sfuc!.-:nf -:rv dounoif we , ,s . 1 -1.::1,..:f Q.: zfwfz- 3 : 1 mi g f ' , c7Lfowa'zcf cS'auz'z ggzaaicfsnf c cgwfucfani Body '.Aq.:.:'j of E wal A 2 JOyCe EI1GVGlClSGH ,::A Denton Morrison Morleen Minier i ':E:LE' ' Owen Nitz Luverne Crosser F Q Q Bill Schophorst Joon Tinker Mory Fishbock Bob Revell I .. . Morilyn Erickson Ruth Mockintosh Lorry Frie Donolcl Woolworth I N D Arlene Rishoi Koy Korte Dovid Christensen Lorry l-lollidoy A Dick Smith HW: Y Reima . ttestmeixtftttt wit' 5396 Q at XetS men We ew . gnu ix mat WXGA n N0 so in GK -vm Q3 WN N' Xnxixom wen sto BWWXM Victorious Cat Debaters , . Activities Klnetlc Karnivat Schedules Merriment Journalists Attend SDI-lSPAg Bobcat Gets AI I-State Awo rd Student Scientists Begin Work in Kinetic Club leign 0ver ESD Tourney Clubs Cue Club lnitiaies New Associates Busy Wlons 691: ,FBLA Of13'QSrfrO!Q's EISQUOU 196013 I' fly L la Wavigad Efpgjfjfyej. o wns1suuuuv Superb Senior Actors Enthrall Packed House with Spectacular Performance fflfee 40 Student Council Considers Topics 'Ve e 0'ff,4 efaffl'af1,-1,5 my Marleen Minier President Yvonne Karnes Treasurer Delores Lemert Recreational Games Mary Wiese 90404. Boa W ig , J ffl Janet Sauer Basketball Joan Aa rness Softball Jean l-larshfield Volleyball Vice-president Betly Wyman Secretary Jo Ann Brudos Speedball iam: Geraldine Crobbs Respected ond Admired Enid Pulliam Social Chairma Mary F ishback Tumbling Jane Gilkerson Track fl F u n , t u n , a nd more fun for all girls interested in athletic activities. Aided by Miss Crabbs, thir- teen members make up the GAA. board. Seven maior sports keep us busy throughout the year. The sports are speedball, tumbling, recrea- tional games, volleyball, softball, basketball and track. Aside from our main athletic interest, we also have social affairs. Social highlights of the year are the Gentless .live and the annual G.A.A. banquet. The speaker at our banquet this year P Siam if was Miss Brinley of 4 Sw Minneapolis. Three honor a- wards are given for participation in GAA. The first, G.A.A. monogram, is awarded for the earning of one thousand points A medal is awarded to those earning two thou sand points. A bracelet, the highest award is given to those earning three thousand points. This year Marleen Minier and Janet Sauer earned bracelets. Aside from the pleasure found in G.A.A., we gain the meaning of true sportsmanship. . ,,,, I - ,. -V 5' W 1 to 9. ze 'fy ww 5' , a 1 ,g 1u,f,.:,, wi, . -fp if :Q 3 . ,. 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Q EX V A -- -. -., ,, - -V , in-rn , 5'-Fwy.-,-aizg.-, ' - ,-Ames fx '- -- is 5.4-vw M M sf 1' ,- .' M. T 1 ff ,t M o f-fi -'fig ,Z few -2 va, 1 M .Nunn vi 5, I There's never a dull moment from the time the future Homemakers first meet 4 in the fall to the end of school. lt starts with a bang-up picnic and then they start to work. They made the plaid drapes which have brightened up the homemaking rooms, and also took part in many activities, a few of which are: an officers' tea for the State Executive Council, a Mother and Daughter Tea, the state meeting at Mit- chell, and a district rally at DeSmet. The girls prepared and served the Father and Son Banquet for the FFA, boys, This chapter has had a state officer for three consecutive years. This year it was Olive Ness, who also attended the National Meeting at Kansas City in June. Delores Evans earned her Chapter Degree, and several girls earned the Junior Homemaker Degree. National Projects such as the World Christmas Festival, and National F.H.A. Week were carried out by the members. The officers for this year were: Pres. J. Enevaldsen, V. Pres. D. Evans, Sec. O. Ness, Treas. R, Smith, Hist. C. Herbert, and Parl. F. Peterson. Front row: D. Steffen, D. Quail, A. Halstead, A. Rishoi, B. Johnson, L. McKnight, R. Smith, D. Evans, J, Enevaldsen, O. Ness, F. Peter- son, C. Herbert, D. Hanson, M. Biggar, J. Aarness, S. Rymerson. Second row: N. Walker, G. Knutson, I. Jennings, D. Youngman, A. Sorenson, l. Bauman, B, Mohor, S. McCuen, L. Kirby, E. Chopin, O. Monson, S. Tufty, D. Alexander, D. VanLaningham, T. Tompkins. Third row: J. Short, M. Harming, K. Hanson, M. Tyson, M. Knight, D. Quail, M. Erickson, B, Blumke, A. Stern, C. Cunningham, M. Helper, J. Steen, L. Tompkins, D. Leonhardt, M. Biggar, A. Anundson. Fourth row: J. Steen, M. Efthimiou, M. Clark, D. Atkins, J. Carter, J. Knutson, W. Heath, S. Krause, D. Simonson, V. Telkamp, P. Nichols, D. Atkins, V. Berkland, D. Quail. Fifth row: M. Lar- son, L, DeKraii, E. Appel, M. Swenning, J. Martinson, F. Schutjer, J. Johonnsen, M. Ponto, B. Parker, A. Thornton, D. Landsman, D. Miller, F. Rishoi, M. Hammond, A. Gavin, Sixth row: L, Thompson, M. Thompson, B. Kurtz, B. Chenoweth, M. Erickson, R. Clark, A. Larson, G. Olson, P. Clark, J. Felberg, O. Heesch, D. Houck, J. Hillestad. Back row: B. Lanam, V. Stewart, B. Steen, J. Beckman, M. Potthast, T. Pease, D. Bauman l A. 5, x at The Future Farmers of America keep as busy as bees from the first day of school to the last. They work on many individual projects during the year, and a group F.F.A. project during the year, and a group F.F.A. project during the summer. This summer it was ten acres ot oats, Two boys, Dwaine Minor and Rodney Foster, earned their State Farmers Degrees this year. The group went on many judging trips, a few of them were held at Huron, Watertown, Sioux Falls, and Sioux City, Iowa. At the National Heifer Show tour boys were in the top fifteen, in the Sioux City Contest they ranked second, and were the third highest judging team. Other awards were three superiors and two ex- cellents for the teams, and five superiors and two excellents for the individuals. Dwaine Minor received the F.F.A. award on class night. A trip to the Black Hills was the summer entertainment. The officers for the year were Pres. Dwaine Minor, V. Pres. Alvin Johnson, Sec. Dale Tofte, Treas. Rodney Foster, and Rep. Bernard Maher. Front row: V. Hansen, L. Engel, A. Johnson, R. Foster, D. Tofte, D. Minor, B. Moher, R. Olson. Second row: F. Mclielvy, D. Moxon M. Boumon, D. Elverud, K. Wiese, D. Krogmon, D. Wiloby, O. Heesch, J, Finley. Bock row: L. Justice, I. Honson, N. Peterson, l.. Bor- nett, D. Hortmon, R. Telkomp, S. Rymerson, L, Ness, W. Long, H. Prunty, B. Honsen, H. Steinbeck, E. Rudebusch. Q swan! of Asszvics Bock row: F. Peterson, G. Anderson, B. Breozeale, M. Minier, A, Gavin, P. Getty, F, Rishoi, J. Duff, M. Hammond. Front row: A. Har- tung J. Gilkerson, N, Davidson, D. Lemert, S. Rymerson, E. Pulliam, Y, Karnes, M. Egeberg. Favorite Beau of the year, Allen Cheever, sits on his throne at the left, while Bob l-lolliday and Nig Johnson look on. This was the highlight of the Sadie Hawkins dance, decorated in the Valentine motif and sponsored by the SSS. Allen was voted Favorite Beau by the girls of BHS. Skits for pep meetings are a specialty for this group. ln the lower left picture you see part of a take-off on a football game. And it's the WNAB Hot Potaters playing strains of the Helen Polka. This band was part of the tele- vision show on the SSS skit for Bobcat Day. Turning to the serious side, the SSS sent boxes of clothing to a family in Louisiana in exchange for Christmas holly and mistletoe. They also published the programs for Bobcat Day. The adviser for this year was Mrs. Shaffer and the president was Fern Rishoi. qflfomg ana! palsy kgs .cgpanis may Caro Amigo! Our Los Amigos club had its Christmas party where the Christmas story of Mexico was told, Pan-American day was remembered in an appropriate manner with a trip through South America by some of our members in a radio script. The Spanish club dance was the biggest dance of the year being highlighted with a Mexican dance, the Conga line and the breaking of the pinata. Hasta Ia vista, Front Row: E. Risch, F. Locy, J. Nitz, W. Johnson, J. Horshfield, R. Kohlmeyer, O. Nitz, D. Clork, B. Guss. Second Row: G. Anderson, B. Porker, N, Wolker, J. Tinker, J. Brudos, R. Miller, M, Minier, S. Jomes, D. Quoil, G. Foster, B. Breozeole Third Row: F. Rishoi, I. Jennings, M. Wiese, P. Getty, B. Wyman, M. Knight, B. Buller, J. Nochtigoll, A, Jackson, M. Sylvis. Bock Row: J. Gilkerson, S. Strow, A. Rishoi, M. Nelson, D, Lemert, J. Souer, F. Porker, N. Davidson, M. Smith, M. Fishbock. FWS 0415 kgs gufuw Business .faacfzu of cvqnzefcica, Front Row: S. James, R. Wesche, F. Peterson, B. Olson, D. Quail, V. Berkland, J. Sauer, G. Anderson, J. Aarness, N. Walker, J. Tinker, M. Biggar, D. Evans, C. Herbert. Second Row: M. Erickson, B. Johnson, T. Pease,.P. Clark, M. Larson, F. Rishoi, D. l-lansan, B. Lanam, D. Carter, B. Parker, V. Telkamp, V. Telkamp, P. Nichols, M. Efthimiou, J. Steen. Third Row: M. Meyer, D. Steffen, D. Quail, C. Appel, E. Ruud, E. Halloway, M, Abbott, L. McKnight, H. Gerth, E. Peterson, J. Felberg, D. Houck, O. Heesch, J. l-lillestad. Fourth Row: D. Clark, T. Brown, R. Akkerman, G. Sykes, R. Dobrenski, W. Harming, L. Crosser, B. Chenoweth, M. Erickson, R. Clark, L. Tompkins, I. Tompkins. Back Row: D. LeLaCheur, A. Nelson, W. Mock, M. Evens, S. Blumke. FBLA was started last year to help tit its members for the business world. Their programs included skit preparations, movies, special speakers, and pot-luck suppers. Officers are: Glenn Sykes, presi- dent, Daniel LeLaCheur, vice presi- dent, Audrey Larson, secretary, Geraldine Knutson, treasurer, and Marilyn Larson, program chairman. Quiet Please, a one-act play, was given by the Cue Club tor an assembly. Stew Farnham, dui ---- DUT .B'lOCL6llAJ'CZy Delores Lemert, and Arnold Ginn, at right, took the leading roles and were highly enter- g taining. At Christmas everyone danced in Winter Wonderland at the Cue Club Ball. Santa Claus appeared and distributed candy to all. The senior play cast was entertained at a potluck supper. 2,2157 ,Z gg if , . to sg 2. 3 ..s,,,. 1 1 l v S' i A ' at t m ,,,i ,,:. . . W on W ' : : siss A fe Acting a role, serving on the produc- F 'Mft fgimit tion committees, or winning a local de- , T clamatory contest entitles you to mem- ? U li g lfE....wi,g,d.f 5, X o f 11 9. . bership in this club. H1 . f .. ' --,f 1 5. Q ff . - - - - - ,M M 3 ,, . , W 1 Initiation ot new officers is held at a 1 iss, . ,J Sf . i g formal meeting in the spring. -A ITM' f . The Officers lo' thls Yea' We e3 P e5 S d D' iq Ch - S M ' X .1, V .,,. emi 'C apmani eCVe'fa VY, anon Egebergg Treasurer, Stewart Farnham, V-V'r - -.-.' 21 2-Q - ' ..... .,,, ' - - ' . Social Chairman, Enid Pulliam. Front Row: Y. Kornes, M. Minier, J. Souer, M. Tonk, L. Johnston, C. Honsen, D. Lemert, N, Dovidson, G. Anderson, B. Breozeole, J. Gilkerson, E. Severson, M, Egeberg. Second Row: A. Hortung, E. Olson, D. Quail, V. Berklond, F. Rishoi, D. Carter, M. Biggcir, S. Rymerson, M. Biggor, D. VonLoninghom, B, Parker, D. Evans, M. Wiese. Third Row: M. Fishbock, T. Brown, O. Nitz, E. Olson, J. Duff, P. Getty, B. Wymon, R. Miller, J. Felberg, D. Houck, O. Heesch. Fourth Row: D. Chopmon, W. Johnson, A. Ginn, H. Souer, E. Kjellsen, D. Dobrenski, L. Crosser, B. Lonom, J. Aorness, D. Hanson, V. Wogor, C. Herbert, Fifth Row: B. Kohlmeyer, D, Clark, W. Horming, B. Schophorst, F. Locy, T. Oyloe, A. Nelson, H. Prunty. First row: Bob Kohlmeyer, Nona Watson, Ruth Mackintosh, Janice Ullman. Second row: Wayne Johnson, Dick Chapman, Bill Schaphorst, Wayne Severson. Back row: Myron Linder, Howard Sauer, funaaauafonzacf as U am fo afzaafiing .... During the past year, students in the world affairs class participated in a weekly discussion panel over the local radio station, KAGY. The discussions were on national or international issues. Nearly all the members ot this class took part in some at the panels, The tour members shown below are Schap- horst, Linder, Chopmon, and Johnson. Unknown to many, Brookings l-ligh has a very active chapter ot the Na- tional Forensic League. The league encourages all forms ot public speak- ing. The local group is one ot the lead- ing chapters in South Dakota. It won tae debate section of the state N.F.l.. tournoment and has two members who Wold the highest rank possible. swwwmmiswfs:mwsmwwmmsf.Me rw W,iw'vsVM-new-we Y... -. .,.:.:cs msMks.,,mwMesMs,,.w,e,,.,Q 4 f , Myron Linder, Woyne Johnson, Bob Kohlmeyer, Howord Souer, Richord Chopmon. cgfczfs Uficzm ion :Rsfufem This year the gang that went out for debate were really champs. They have made more records and won more tournaments than any other group of speakers in one year. To start out, the novice debaters walked off with the tournament trophy at the Watertown Speech Fiesta. Not so long after that the novices won the younger set's trophy at the Madison Tri-State tourney. Not to be outdone by their understudies, the experienced group gained some valuable practice and tech- nique at the Gustavus Adolphus meetg and then they went on to capture the ESD. tourney at Huron. After these warm-ups the squad went on to win both sweepstakes and debate at the Mid-West tourney in Sioux Falls. Next on the list was second place at the South Dakota District meet ot NFL held in Mitchell. Then, as a final wind-up tor the season, the refuters copped the state championship held at Brookings. Two of the champions, Wayne Johnson and Howard Sauer, were chosen by the coach, Miss Lucille Kaul, to debate in the National N.F.L. tourney at Kenosha, Wisconsin. Howard and Wayne llett belowl walked oft with a tie for fourth place. i950 has truly been a top year tor Brookings in debate. bf , Y N A . . g g . 4: it i T . .. 4, .. -.s tt Novice Debaters - V i 2 ' ., E .r,. EI . Woyne Severson sg4g,rvt,gj,h 5 r M q4..,i?i.,4lw' 6? . N W .Ek ir I I t.:,fS .,,x Za. 1grIL..,g., .A . . . ,a KgSi.,, H .,... Q ono otson in . Ll my H .5 it -qw ,if A Ruth Mockintosh Q Q. xgajg 1 ' I - A ' ,Y fr 'ef fl I 7 , If Jonice Ullman . Y I i Ji, Kg .5 A ,s..t..iW r Z . N rr 5 X 7 .wr .. rg 7 ft 5 'ff L gf 2 ismizii it X ia L 1 ' - . .. ,gfwk -Sam Qs 5, K i- .. . fn l 4, 2 fi sgirggs rr R at ar sf 'S' 5- . 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Chapman. fxfzsfzfa of fxp 155.56012 Carlene Hansen, Lenore Johnston, Mary Tank, Richard Chapman. . , Us t ., i : ji ,Magi . t '- . -' - i , , W V. , g ...fn-re ' 1 - A . niemml W Q.. .. i f V H I ,MW .1 K A uv W r ss Q' . M . t 4:2 - , i K t . W , W, A . ., MM. wkpw ,Q 2 . 5 fi ,SA W. ,. .,.. r yr Q. . -is ht c . -v't -v-- . ' ' -t fr .I Competition in declamation has al- ways been keen at Brookings High, and i950 was no exception. Under the able guidance at Miss Leotta Hampton, twenty-tive students studied humorous, aratory, dramatics, and poetry. Four survived the local and went on to re- ceive high ratings at the state meet. Ot the tour, who are pictured at lett, the orator, Dick Chapman, secured a superior. Windy weather Snnw all gone, Soon I'll have Mow thu lawn Softball and track Have started again, We time to play in lint vt ittw the snow y mBrookmgs Hlgh Bfqboca VQL. XIX BROOKINGS. SOUTH DAKOTA, MONDAY, MAY 8, 1950 NO. 33 i Relulers Place 'ltddemy lm' Sponsors Annual BHS elcomes Ranks In National Day and Banquet dents Brookings lnglt represc-nting cd their w ul ntebzxtt- -lield As tsident Climaxing a year of various in the field of girls' ath be Girls' day, May the annual GAA tuple tit- 13. This year the speaker Ms tfith :inn from BHS ay will be Miss Ann lmtgn Academy of is girls counselor at ,,,,,1Q3, F2115 Frida! school in Minneapolis. The D, headed by who is widely known, Ukl ded demons this territory, will also lm 'Il-xgis, iludems from at the banquet. tbmfs ,mm I TWO Brook banquet, which is under the lx-3,-in Amd p of Betty Wyman and lvlew ' img Wiese, will be held at thelmow, ix and L., ian church on Saturday tml. P A A., mu,-m May 13. Mary Fishback lst.,-xm 5 The 1at,l,.'1n - an H enjoyable PFOBXHM ' - 'asses V with 24 tcnms linen lwlziif MisShBf1n1eX,S address hx Q K o.. . itotnizi. znnl rhnlkocl up ti 1 C evening- 1- L 'I ' -55: , A, U1 three Wim and two I lol w officers and s eral .Ag t -Ad the alnnhlc L-liniinution numbers will be p sent .K XV.. ,,. ,ml wttnn- .lnnmsfm Bmbota The themelfor this gat anal od , f . hznrcx. Jr, vnntcntlccl both - H Hspfmg and HUT Litiwly iintl nvgativelx Girls with sc es or lmzll team This dual activities high ' X . arguing ztllirmxittvcly U every . le, ' I Portland. Mc, in Rnunfl 1. In Waves- V all u-AA members the tick- , rmtnnl 2 tnu ans iefnters switch-L Sittufdny mvmmg dBm0HFf-If will be 75 cents. Any other ..Fm.ewQH -- ,,,,l ,H U, me m,gl,m.c Side and mok 'mis mnnnued and a business wishing to go may purchase in the door' Hom . 'l WL Hump. In Round 3 Latonizt. N r-up in debate, Oklaho- ity. topped the local afiirmae els. Kcrioslm, Wis.. the team. was eliminated tcnnnumont by meeting their sol-mid tlcfent in Round 4 :nt thc hands nf negative team 1 South llltj lllU!lC ma C UV? hum fimwn speak v to-,vn tht- Dzikotzi. In Round 5 lfnimtci-,fixialst the Brookings de- s cndctl their extended dc- lynn lxutci, bntc season by losing to Casper, Wyo , in zt split decision. In individual events Dick Chap- inan entered radtn speaking, but out in his initial round. iss Lucille Kaul, debate coach, Prnt. I.. D Harrigan accom- pzirnetl the two participating de- lmtcis unsl Dick Fhapmnn and Bob l'iohlme30r. lost M and Lunchroom Menu Monday - Potato Soup, Crack- ers. Pcunnt Butter Sandwich, Fruit Cup, 'Q pt. Milk. Tuesday -- Ivlacuroni Salad, Meat Sumlwn-ll, Cheese Wedge, Applcsaul-c, Cookie. H2 pt. Milk. Wednesday-Spaghetti 81: Meat Balls, Chccsv Wedge, Cabbage Salad. Satnclwnh, Pouch Sauce. V2 pt Milk. Thursdaygltnzist Turkey. Mash- vcl Potutciex. Gitny, Rulls, Salad, Vnokn-. Cnttcc. Friday--Sriannblcd Eggs, Mashe cd Pntutmff, Wheat Sandwich, Cuiiot Stivk, l'u:n-li Cobbler, U2 pt. lVI1lk. Did you know that about one. person in cvcry 50 was involved ill strikes lust yt-arf' w,, was held at 11.50. 0111 lm' the following rl as follows: Riurk Stnvig from Vi were rc-Pi csident -Jean m Brookingsg Secretarv fro 'Trcusurer-Beverly Nor f Vermillion. The rteetin E nr HCVV ' gave the S Lemc cost St. ticket for 51. Faculty tickets ,around me block I ut K ' p H- ,my Successlul and I ,winter coat and marched through lthe house singing the t'Battle tl-lymn of the Republic, Turning radio on lull blast, I proceed- ' render a version ot Rag on the piano. Bro-ther!- good!! Feeling quite such strenuous excer- 'hunged 'cv garb te r and had h, If - ti ,V -. so. V' , l X ,J A ' , the pu my nt, After 0 ,. , D it 9 X 9 it 1, i sv ' S0 e n S1 G 1 .R wasg bei l N 1 t ,uoards for .. A-1, 5 ly recovered them 4 L ', flllahh- nge-rator. It was now done by K W 311' f worn' them lhecause b th f ij- V 'han poured the milk into them! pgxzl' rfixlck yt 1 ll' H' 3 l decided I couldn't go to kinds gf cpl? ' - I. S, 3,9 'ga I 2321. ISoxEiral::1rEida loaf of, assorte coo ic . 1 inch, f ' ' The Qgmmilteeg my Tues yl : 411, And so to sleep for another clay evening were: Hostess, Eva D le' .. g Ui I CHU Wake UD 9311? YOYHUI'-. Appel. ch., Dorothy Quail, d' 9, S ' night and start all over again , Marlys Encksun. Invitations, J ' ns-0 ' shetm glad Spring mmf-2 fm-Q Aurness, ch., Verola Telk g nnoaocn srur lk nm-Q :t w,-rn llmothy Hanseng Athalyn - stczicl. Program, Delores Ca r, ne yn Potthast. Food, Phyllis Clar h.g Audrey Larson, Vema Ber dg Bernice Chenoweth. ch., Sylvia Rymerson: Rishotg Maxine Biggarg M As Headless As We Have Been Uur Future ls Still VMI nrt- tlm tnung people Before Us uf America and will some fff in out all the pnntl ztncl cvil of tlns land that our great -' - fathers becntcuthcd us Considering the ever-moving line Q, t2,Cll9l'2li.ltlIlS, nuts has just begun. . But just what have we inherited? A land of beauty 7 h N l x Y I L with resources cnuugh to last for years to come? A flag which H re it is' Fveryone write :i YYYVYV Y H stands tnr ull thu ideals for which we have been fighting? A , It , it 1-mnplm-tv trvtwlntn cnjnyezl nnly by the people of America? And vvhatt else? Our heritage alsu includes prejudice and hatred. This is the evil quality lt is present in almost every corner of a city Where brntherhuntl has lost its fi be present wht-rc penplc are not large group. But we are youth and our Can we make America a safe, fr The petty hatreds in the past can young person will attempt to see this Yanrl to his heirs. Dtm't you present? ght. And it will continue to able to live together as one future is still ahead of us, ee, beautiful place to live? be dpne away with if every that someday he will leave want it to be a wonderful - Beth Lund . l Cu-editors - Dbdy Lemert, Howard Sauer. AdvisorAM1ss Madeline Ellis Photographer-in-Chief-Eugene O1- son. PhotographersATom Brown, Roger Kerns, Wayne Johnson, Spud Mor- 'si H5011 e spons4,:ew Farnham. Spud Mor- H mon. . Assistant editor-Marilyn Larson, Reporters -Nancy Davidson, Rach- Q1 Miller. Jam Gnkerson, Enmd Putnam. cami Lune, Marian smith, Arlcnf' Hrxrtunz. Bonnie Pnrker. M ' N: 1 Cret- -r iv 0 Lrtrrv Frm, argtf: r 05014, 1 'll can-n Foster, Kmhy Hansen, Beth ,- Lnnd. Marion Solberg, Carlene Hansen, Jeanine Deying. Dick 5' Chapman. Bette Steen. Verle Ste- wart. Janice Ullman, Dorothi' Quail. Typtsm - Secretarial class Carriers - Rachel Miller. Bornle k Q 3 D Par er. W ' ,Circulation Manager-..11icv Un 'idson , P ll k 3 Will' xttdtvrluus e . , book instead of read one. There now, isn't that grand? It would have to be at least 7000 words long, or not acceptable. Don't you think that's fair? This would have to be original, of course, with no help from anyone or any- thing. Wonderful! Now, it everyone pleads with his teachers, it might be possible to organize this plan next yearf- so do your best. I like this so well that I might even come back to high school for two or three more years-just to exercise my ingenuity. - Conscientious Cornelia - Anonymous he Pool Hall Kids! Livery day utter school l wanrlcr dnwn pool tri hunt some 1 Test erning results stic- Examina- to 344 high utli Dakota by South Dakota its received dur- rookings High the final ex- oi which rank hundred group 4 or better. and, e included in th:- . scores, X iorst, Wayne John- , Chapman, and Owen students who achiev- - the top, select group. ,yhorst rated the highest score obtained by any student taking the test, and was tied for honor with one other 5 Wah . ,i-.-t the top South Dakota student. l recognition uf scholastic Speclzi nit-hicveznent is in order for these foutstnnfl nrg students, Enter, Getty Gain Wom en's Club Honor lie-lm:-s Fgntcr und Priscilla Cf-tty writ- tho two senior girls lnfnfnml ny the Business and Pro- l'cssmn:xl month 0 Wnmen's club for the t April. Both Delores and Pvxst-illn huvc been outstand- lllyll lll9ll nzltwzg 4' thats nt' this yemds grad- luv llnnd. yup lnngnl, orchestra. pil FBLA, GAA, SSS are the Prtsrillu has thc lust four 'nc Club. Club. :intl an which tw? during fn uhm-sn .rt Spanish nct:x'1tlL's ,,i.t.1.l nm Yl72llx Delnnvs tins taken nn active pnrt in lJAllegi'0. Chorus. Cue Cluli. FBLA. FHA. and GAA. During her sophomore year, De- lores wus lim lmlne rnfnn presi- dent. Cue Club Players Play Antics Present Friday morning. the Cue club md the assembly with a play cntitled, Quiet, Principal characters in the hill-billy take-off were Ar- nold Ginn and Stewart Farnham. Q n pmt vttl l entcrtzlir one-at-t Please S -van members nt the cltlb took x 1 Yvonne Km-nrs :inrl Bill Srhnphnxt rllrcc't1ng.1, Junior Play Ticket Sales :nlox fur the Junior Class play ammlntcrl to 556133. Of this winced sales amounted to 'rs Q RH' total. ad S390. The total net income was 'l'h0i'v the plzn-1 V' A 4. with 53' MWF Ellis K hqme roms smoke 'NM som t ff nm. tnkcts with 5892.0 i And srm-lls , ........l........... coke E . It lsn't tlt Q 'K' , ox 1 ly :nw ' We 'Q t . 4 W r Hut they K 'f - - , fs to dn. r -- :E Q - - People A L ,, 3 nu n R .- AJ ,if ' Btn tn- ex -1, Q .k ,mn . c-xtfns f 2 ' , .4-nt-tt, llnwurd N k :QQ lelmc Huis Q :- tu-t 1-gngf-ne ot- , V f U in Brown, Roger ,bv 3 x inrmn, Spud Mute .SBESU ' tnliuni, spud Mtn- l a Q ,ftntfn A Mantyn Lat-'un UOODICA gf Kx.nmy Davidson, new ,.,. f ,fl June Gillvcerson, ind f .ft A .t., Vaiul term-, Marian smith U. ix Q Y init-nmg. nnmne P.nl.er . nf-, that-gre Netsnn, Cn' 1 Demofm E ,,,,,.:f dk K nm r..tn-, Kntlxy rmnsf-n. Bit. ed and sn A W 'N e Lund, M.nion Solberg, Garten!- RPp,,bl,,.m,rf , gi Hansen, .1.-..tnn.- Dey ing Dirk fi. gt, c'nupn..tn Bene Steen vpn.: Ste' The Dy1,Q,at,5ig gg me - wnr, .hunt-E t'tni.mi, m.n.1n5.f irlent ut' the twig States twenty-nnc guns. James Mztfltson was the authoi of the fiist ten amendments to the Constitution nt the United States . --. 're . Carriers -- Rachel Miller, Bunnlc Pzxrker vi S 'up am! coming cgsciznhlafa 1 Front row: Ruth Volk, Carol Lane, Dick Chapman, Vida Mae Wagar, Yvonne Karnes, Beth Lund. Back row: Jimmy Stime, Bob Dobrenski, Eugene Olson, Howard Sauer, Bill Schaphorst, Allen Cheever, Owen Nitz. Our Kinetic Club is just as active now in i950 as it was in i946 when it was first organized. Each mem- ber is required to have either a one-year or a two-year project. Some of the projects this year were photographic work and the structure and operation of model airplanes. This year our young Einsteins journeyed to Sioux Falls tor the Junior Academy of Science which meets concurrently with the Senior Academy of Science. lt was at this meeting that Allen Cheever received recognition for his formaldehyde project. Dick Chapman acted as state president, besides being president of our local organization. Eugene Olson Photography ' ' V'd M W metre CLE 'a mais., M Allen Cheever Formaldehyde Project Klflfs .facvuz oqgouf Bocas Doris Quail, Merilyn 'E Meyer, Eldonna f L 8 5 Ruud, Eleanor Hol- H ur loway, and Doris ' Steffen. Carol Lane presides at tea. How the bookworms do work! You find them doing anything from shelving books to making the school scrapbook. Each member must work two hours a week in the library as assistant. At the regular meetings they have repaired books and magazines, buying necessary supplies from their fines. A scrapbook of authors and books was started this year, using pictures from the paper covers of books. During Bookweek in October the members held story hours tor the lower grades, and as a climax gave a tea for the faculty. Bock Row: M. Hammond, M. Meyer, B. Prother, D. Quoil, J. Knutson, E. Hollowoy, M. Egeberg. Front Row: M. Nelson, C, Lone, A. Govin i xg. ,. i Uflsas B051 oblaaa fauna! Ugeiz .fi-:ffeza Monogram Club: Front row, D. Christensen, R. Erickson, S. Morrison, A. Cheever, B. Holliday. Second row: D. Magnus, H. Sauer, A. Ginn, B. Smith, O. Nitz, B. Kohlmeyer. Third row: D. Dokken, A. Johnson, R. Kerns, H. Straw, E. Olson, L. Frie. Fourth row: A. Nelson, D. Rykhus, L. Engel, J. Nitz, B. Schaphorst, T. Oyloe. Back row: E. Kjellsen, G. VanLaningham, B. Revell, R. Elgie, L. Crosser. Usbering tor scboa! programs and selling pencils kept the Monogram Club busy when they were not earning letters. Did Red buy, Stack? On Bobcat Day gifts were presented to the coaches. Did White enjoy bis coffee? f 'f : W me P F gsm Er as f gi 1 .1 V 5. A : -' . Nix,-g,523?3' Smgggszyfg gg ww mfirr . WW' --N-, gig ..fa2,5s:2-ft' ,Q Nh, E ,W gi. . s. . eww B ww.. g 41 Pr test time of Arne B Larson, BHS band and orchestra director. .During Mr. Brookings Hig Merit at l X, f4?9'0'0,o eparations for the music con- J' in Watertown now occupy the Q AW 'NSS s0 e fv.1z1fe svzigilioiw and i lar , 1 Re We 'ruPEff0fo Y,99'xX'9'Q1'Q.SQ'QQ, ylonal Comes, r mga Vocal Artists, Instrumental Groups Win 2nd At Milbank Musicians Win Orchestra. Chorus D I MDax5npiJ1rt,M1.owa, as hong? fcir X rss ucr e mer, c orus rrec - oi' in BHS. Miss Miner graduated W from blow? Sgateh Teagthergsdctcg- . ' ' as a en e of vifled MUSIC U ' r f Ch go, the chrcag C f 'VI ic and th U ' f C 1 d . QW gave W' QQQXQQ . ' 05 N' liqllegl- . 0 fflf' . fo jing mm rags Girly F000 Illgliiciqns Enter ank Contest my .XQQXS YWQS W N QQ Ufiegancf Jldaw Q on 1 . ,X , 1, 1- 3. ff if TN ,X 5 flflifli 65.5 UMILZQTQ, Standing: C. Appel, A. Jackson, J. Steen, B. Steen, F. Parker, E. Ruud, M. Moeller. Front: E. Appel E Bfow Bock rowi A. B. Lorson, M. Nelson, D. Fillboch, l-l. Prunty, C. Revell, T. Brown, L. Eorly, D. Woolworth, R. Smith, l. Honson, L. Horsh- tield, E. Risch, M. Knight. Sixth row: W. Long, R. Schultz, M. Potthost, L. Linder, L. Johnston, M. Ponto, M. Swenning, M. Lorson, R. Clork, N. Allstot, J. Spawn. Fifth row: R. Nielsen, V. Telkomp, J. Brudos, V. Lutgen, F. Schutjer, M. Bullis, C, Telkomp, B. Lone, L. Ness, Fourth row: R. Olson, J. Hoddow, D. Youngmon, N. Ostermier, O. Ness, B. Wyrnon, A. Giddings, J. Gilkerson, B. Guss, F. Locy, M. Sylvis, W. Johnson, D. Tofte, D. Clork. Third row: C. Lone, S. Lone, L. VonMonnen, M. Fishbock, P. Getty, M. Minier, L, McKnight, R, Kohlrneyer, P. Clork, M. Olson, W. Ponto, J. Pike. Second row: J. Duff, R. Mockintosh, F. Rishoi, V. Crosser, D. Quail, M. Tonk, N. Wotson, A, l-lortung, J. Ullmon, M. Minor, P. Nichols, A. Olson, J. Stime, G, Sykes. Front row: B. Steen, J. Steen, F. Porker, E. Appel, C. Honsen, J. Deyling, K. Korte, M. Solberg, N. Dovidson, J. Souer, B. Lund, R. Dobrenski, C. Appel, A. Jockson, E. Ruud, M. Moeller. Bam! ln pep, classical, and popular music, the band showed their talent in harm- ony. Playing for the home football and basketball games, they helped boost school spirit. The Pep Band was the spark of pep meetings on Friday mornings and played tor one out-ot- town basketball game. Along the clas- sical line, the band took a superior rating at the contest in Watertown. ln March they presented their annual winter concert. During the summer, the band entertained townspeople with popular music for twelve Sunday 3 . A .N concerts. A. B. Larson is director. The picture at the upper left is the '!llQ pep band, and in the lower left corner is the entire band at their con- cert. ' .. 54124 Bow Back Row: A. B. Larson, D. Lemert, M. Nelson, T. Brown, E. Risch, H, Prunty, J Sauer, M. Solberg, N. Davidson. Fourth Row: J, Short, A. Rishoi, R. Greb, R. Olson, R. Shultz, M, Potthast, D. Clark, D. Tofte. Third Row: L. Brown, E, Ruud, S. Straw, O. Ness, V. Telkamp, J. Gilkerson, M. Fishback, C. Telkamp, lvl. Bullis, N. Watson, M. Sylvis. Second Rowi W. Severson, F. Parker, C. Lane, J. Duff, R. Mack- intosh, F. Rishoi, V. Crosser, E. Seyerson, M. Egeberg, D. l-lanson, lvl. Delong, J. Beckman. Front Rowi B. Steen, B. Breazeale, J. Harsh- tield, A. Jackson, D. Quail, E. Holloway, V. Wagar, P. Leinbach, J. Stime, B. Dobrenski. lozcfieabza The orchestra under the direction of Ame Larson added the softer and sweeter melodies to our school. Its' fifty-seven members played for the Christmas program, and it had its' own concert May fifth. The orchestra won a superior rating at the contest in Watertown. The orchestra also plays for Baccalaureate Services and Commencement Exercises. The pit orchestra is a smaller group selected from the orchestra. This group furnished music at the junior and senior plays. Bob Dobrenski, at right, was the student director. any Qlfzgfi .2 fir it-Q-63' 'M S .E Wm 4, 2 . L'Allegro: Director: M. Miner. Front row: Y. Karnes, R. Wesche, J. Steen, G. Foster, S. Blumke, A. Jackson, R. Volk, D. VanLaningham. Bock row: B. Breazeole, D. Lemert, M. Larson, M. Efthimiou, M. Wiese, B. Parker, J. Ullman, E. Severson, A. Rishoi. The spotlight for l9'5O shines on the L'Allegro Club which won a superior rating in the district contest in Watertown. The Mixed Chorus and the Boys' Glee Club re- ceived excellent ratings. The Christmas program was quite different from those of previous years. The orchestra and each of the various choral groups had a special role in this pageant, which starred Doris VanLaningham as Mary. In early spring, the L'Allegro presented a program for its sponsor, the Aeolian Club. Tuesday Chorus: Front row: M. Miner, A. Stern, J. Brudos, V. Telkamp, D. Sinjem, P. McMahon, J. Straw, J. Carter, E. Appel, P. Nichols, B, Moh- ror. Second row: D. Simonson, M. Larson, M. Hammond, W, Mock, R. Eken, P. Berkland, C. Kor, J. Christensen, J. Knutson, W. Heath. Third row: D. Carter, M. Knight, D. Quail, H. Steinbeck, R. Breazeole, S. McDermott, J. Johannsen, D. Alexander, O. Monson, E. Chopin. Fourth row: M. Smith, T. Pease, J. Ullman, B. Lund, R. Smith, M. Biggar, M. Erickson, B. Blumke, C. lverson, M. Biggar, S. Tufty, A. Kellog. Back row: M. Clark, M. Erickson, K. Hanson, A. Anundson, L. DeKraai, A. lrlartung, D. Miller, J. Martinson, S. McCuen, L. Kirby, T. Maher. ' ing ow Monday Chorus: Front rowi V Wagor, R. Wesche, Y. Karnes, D. Lemert, B. Breazeale, W. Horming, R. Sterrett, R, Miller, M. Wiese, P. Muir, M. Egeberg, M. Etthimiou, J. Steen, R Volk, D. VanLaningham. Second rowi A Halstead, N. Walker, J, Tinker, M. Linder, L, Engel, P. Leinboch, A. Jackson, M Abbott, S James, V. Stewart, B. Parker, A. Johannsen, E Severson. Third row: M. Miner, l. Jennings, S. Ryrnerson, M Meyers, A. Gavin, O. Nitz, H Sauer, E. Kiellsen, R. Akkerman, C. Herbert, J. Givens, B. Chenoweth, J. Nachtigall, M Horming, E Peterson, S. Blumke, Fourth row: M. DeLong, J. Beckman, D. Moberg, J. Enevaldsen, R. Chapman, L. Frie, E. Olson, W. Severson, V. Berklond, L Thompson, M. Thompson, M. Tyson, B. Johnson, D. Quail, G. Foster. Bock row: B. Olson, H. Gerth, E. Peterson, E. Durke, W, Schophorst, A. Nelson, D. Quail, J. Harshfield, C. Johnson, A. Rishoi. This year several new vocal groups were organized and sang at programs of various sorts. One ot the most prominent of these groups was the Girls' Trio consist- ing of Doris VanLaningham, Beverly Breazeale, and Delores Lemert. The Spring Con- cert consisted of numbers by the orchestra, both Mixed Choruses, the L'Allegro Club, Boys' Glee Club, Girls' Trio, Girls' Sextet, Boys' Octet and several solos. The Monday Chorus sang two selections for the graduation exercises. All of the vocal groups were . ,. under the direction of Miss Mary Miner, who was assisted by the chorus officers: Pres. - Daryl Peterson, Vice-pres., Beverly Breazeale, and Sec. Mary Wiese. i 1 1 J' K F 'ssl J l ' Hr Boys' Chorus: Front row: R, Breozeale, G. Sykes, F. Lacy, J. Spawn, L. Frie, B. Hansen. Piano: B. Breazeale. Back Row: L leleya, R. Akkerman, W. Schophorst, E, Olson, H. Steinbeck, W. Severson, D. LeLaCheur. fonfaaf Klflinnaza String Quartet B. Breazeale, J. l-larsntield, D. Quail, E. Severson. Girls' Sextet B. Breazeale, B. Parker M. Wiese, R. Volk, D. Van Laningham, R. Wesclwe, ab- sent. X 5n.g,g,A..+-,,.. f,.R , A ft 1 I R, , ,L ,.... ., s . . . ' ' 7 S N V V - Y K ' L.?i'S ?3'YwfH' flfffi - Q ., :wif ' 1 ' Q. - Soprano solo, D. VanLaning nam, Baritone solo, G. Van- Laningnam, Baritone horn E. Risen, Tuba, D. Fillloaclri Clarinet, lvl. Fisnback, Viola E. Severson, Violin, B. Brea- zeale, Oboe, C. Lane. .Q x.. Brass Quartet T. Brown, D. Woolwortn, L. l-larsnfield, E. Risch. . Q . I fs ,Q 3 l ' V M 1 ,S in x,, 1 'fiiuugt -' ,yr , 'nntp gg 5 S , . it 'M ,ff if ri 3 img - 2 if . ii. ri- , If if fi . 'x ,i ,xi i is illsixg. x , A 'tx ,if 214- i if I , Fiery Bobcats Ro ubivowmq . S Xs1e1115K:wi::3XX1Xu0 Y m Cats Wm I 3 . 0 9 Q5 A2696 ' Yr Qefogfsxz' ,se White :st Mitchell Kernels SD Victories ,Line Bottles n SDUQ-klihg DUP Bucks efensive Rule B06 4 f T f H9 Worgaafmeh J xx Bvmogs 004 'e fo R910 I' ,Sf Ps 56-30 out Vow 31 -'55 BobG3tS AQKOWS clfsacf coaag clfazofcl Kwgifs miata? ' ff k K my 1 5 Assistont Cooches Q K V ' Lefty Johnson 'A l t varg Bell . Football managers: Duane Hartman, Gordon Basketball managers: Don Magnus, Gene Sharp . BLICkIey First row: R. Dolon, E. Le Fevre, D. Peddicord, A. Johnson, O. Nitz, R. Kerns, H. Kukuk, E. Olson, L. Engel. Second row: D. Norquist, R. Foster, D. Dokken, R. Elgie, H. Souer, J Nitz, B. Smith, L. Frie, S. Fornhom, D. Christensen, D. Ryhkus. Third row: B. Hollidoy, A. Cheever, B. Revell, T. Oyloe, S. Rishoi, A. Ginn, L. Schwcirk, G. VonLoninghom, M. Linder, E. Kjellsen, S. Rymerson, H. Strow, B. Kohl- meyer, B. Schophorst, A. Nelson, R. Erickson. ,HU goofgaff Starting with a bang, coach Harold White's Bobcats trounced the Webster Bearcats 47-O in the initial game of the season. Next game of the '50 grid menu found the Bobcats succumbing to a hard-hitting Sioux Falls Warrior outfit to the tune of l3-O on the Warriors' field. The Cats obtained their first conference victory by popping the Mitchell Kernels l2-7 in a contest that found captain Bob Holliday scooting across the goal in the last seconds to put the Cats on the top end of the score. The next week, playing in a non-conference tilt, the felines edged out the Cathedral Irish I9-l3. Baffled by the terrific running of big Don Vogt, the Cats failed to stop the piercing Watertown Arrows in igflgaltj proved to be a cold and sad homecoming for the Bobcat followers. The final score found the Arrows on top Bouncing back from their Bobcat Day drubbing, the Cats spoiled the Yankton Homecoming by holding the highly touted Bucks to a 6-6 deadlock. The Cats chalked up another conference victory the next weekend by rolling over the Huron Tigers to the tune of 32-I3. The Brookings Bobcats failed to clip the Aberdeen Eagles as the Eagles edged the Cats 6-2. The last game gf Itihe season found the Cats scratching the Madison Bulldogs in an easy 33-l3 victory on the Bulldogs' home ie . t Captain Holliday crosses MitcheIl's goal Season's Record We They 47 Webster O O Sioux Falls l 3 l 2 Mitchell 7 l 9 Ca thed ral l 3 O Watertown 32 6 Yankton 6 32 Huron l 3 2 Aberdeen 6 33 Madison l 3 mmmm mvczs.i.tm:st -' 1, ig' 4 rw . f. H, f j X fhd4iuu. m H, 5' i 5- M Houfddy T W M- ' X, ' ,,, ., J- NH: , S h Z V ' X I , XX ' X 'N' f am, ' C Qghbrsf iff B- , WAX Www vxvxhy Z X ,, f m if Y?IX ,,,,4yX,:XXX XXXXX XXXvw',' X .X WX , F Sf X 'E XX E 5 En am A dm N q ..,,X g f Y ' ---P I an is lm, My ljinkken Xgi ' ,K f,X XJQFXXXFIYHIIGX 4 K aww ' XX ' 1' ia ii ' ww ,. X XX L H5 XX X www 3 Il: Wa. Ni 1 I ' X iggfg- ng r Y, ' 2 ,X 1 iA ' Ginn xi 1 ! Kukuh 0.500 A Fnsfe-fr 'W XA: Y ohlmiilw J-vw,-5,421'B'jfi' 3 W W, .,,, ',:'l!Uv1 ' , 1 7 H ,V - - A X E - X 'X X X ggi... 4 ,.. W aw 'A , JW XXXXXXXXXXX XX vw H if aww X A T, A wi rv -uh XXX ',,. P'77H'w'J Cbeeff f A, ff FHL L 9.91.95 - 1 A 1' W, ig lf g nm '4 ,Ni 3' M121 J, ii., 'V Y A , N AN-. X XXX,,,, X0 Y- XX, :Q 'XXX P X, XX X er X van Lan lhrgiadm ' JL 1 X-Chrii h SGH ' Nm - 'e.f ' - I E .::a4,2 .:x Y. fy ' Y W rv , X Kje N se. n jlge' 1 W 'N , K X X - ' ww ' 4133 5 ffr . i He V. 2 H t '? ' Lg J 1 W W e I . ii, 'E' lbw, X sg-jX F ENC -b9n 5914-ef ' Mm ww-. LE ' , gmw F1 e. v Q., skl NJ i W f X ,f w-1 l 'l' s SWIM A in l fy Y ll if H. Erickson lf if A- Ginn H' S'l 'a ' A jx Forward l Cenfel' Guar gi as - . 2 li 2 , as 1 ' ps 3 'kvqn .Baagaffraff First row: B, Revell, D. Wobbemo, R, Dolan, A. Ginn, H. Straw, R. Erickson, A. Cheever, G. Vc1nLoninghom. Second row: E. Le Fevre, H. Prunry, A. Johnson, R. Elgie, D. Clark, A. Nelson, Don Rykhus. D- Rfgkhus A. Cheever ,qi Johnson: f Forward GI-LGYCI Fqrgygy f , 1 X Y Straw up in the air. Was it good, Cheever? Season's Record We They 32 Vermillion 33 25 Sioux Falls 32 29 Madison 3l 27 Rapid City 30 39 Rapid City 35 32 Sioux Falls 52 42 Aberdeen 40 32 Watertown 40 37 Mitchell 40 3l Mitchell 49 We They 56 Madison 30 37 Watertown 36 50 Ya nkton 52 29 Huron 37 36 Aberdeen 45 63 Webster 44 57 Huron 49 48 Yankton 40 Sectional A Tournament 33 Watertown 51 5 l Aberdeen 64 There goes Ginn. Red gives a pep talk. Watch those fingers, Straw. 710,05 The Corn Palace Relays was the first meet of the season. The Bob- cats placed first, second, and fourth in the broad jumpg second in the 880 relayg third in the mileg and third in the 440 relay. The next meet was at Aberdeen. The Cats took first, second and fourth in the broad jumpg second in the l00g and second in the mile, At the Dakota Relays they tied Aber- deen. They took first and second in the broad jumpg first in the 880 re: lay and high jumpg and fourth in the mile. ln the Regional meet the Cats beat Watertown. Two records were set. The 880 relay set a mark of V349 and l0'Mi was set in the pole vault. At the State meet the Bobcats came in third. They took second in the 880 relayg a first and second in the broad jumpg and fourth in the l00. The Cats placed fifth in the con- ference meet. They had a first and third in the broad jumpg a second in the mileg and a third in the 880 re- lay. alfa-fagfifa The top picture on each page shows the 880 relay team. Rykhus, Erick- son, Morrison and Ginn are the mem- bers in the picture. Second in line are the two discus men, Nelson and Oyloe. Ginn and Morrison are the broad jumpers. The last two are of the trophy won by the 880 relay and Norquist finishing the mile at Aber- deen. The 880 relay set a record of li- 349 at the Regional and a school record of l 33.9 at Sioux Falls. Ginn jumped Zl' 6M4 at Mitchell for a new record. At the Regional Kukuk vaulted lO'M1 for another record. The following boys received their A track letters: D. Christensen, J. Danielson, R. Elgie, l.. Frie, A. Ginn, A. Johnson, R. Erickson, l-l. Kukuk, S. Le Fevre, S. Morrison, A. Nelson, D. Norquist, T. Oyloe, D. Peddicord, Don Ryhkus, Duane Ryhkus, S. Rishoi B. Revell, L. Crosser, S. Rymerson, R. Telkamp, and A. Cheever. G. Buck- ley was the manager. I , . 1 M .... A ,, I WF ,, w if' rf? r 'BH 55 li rf , , , ri , ,Q ffl Bas if Q i'.i,. in g, r - ' C . Qtmg ag ' ay 4 yffrwfefri E :,.V f f ' K M. 1' E -I 1 5 . . . ,..., X, 1 - :.g-a -i gjw. 3 1 , -5 ' '. , 'ug , v ' .,. 1 -f ..'. -' ' A Z F 1575 ' f' , B-M... 5553 ' , .,..'f . A 7 , gsg , Q .-,, 1 Season's Record ' .i-: C, , C1 lg f - ?1A: to 35 in We They ., it A ' ,H Liv? K x A V . if IQAV: in in 1v., ,i ,.,: ,,., A Ly . t D .refe r ., A i 1, jj i2 Arlington O 'Q N ' R L, ','A- '.:V,V 'EL1 V i9 Waterto n . W 6 - f - V: -,, ' L 7 . M, . Second row: Duane Ryhkus, Ness, Rishoi, Schwark, David Ryhkus, Lanam, R. Tel- l3 Sioux Falls 6 0 Watertown l9 kamp, Chisholm, First row: Erb, Robson, Birkeland, Spawn, Oleson, Risch, L. Tel- kamp. Bog fjffifens B Basketball Record Won Lost O Sioux Falls 2 l Madison l O Aberdeen 2 O Mitchell 2 O Huron 2 0 Webster l l Yanlcton l O Watertown 2 7 Madison i2 B Basketball: Second row: Birkeland, Jennings, leleja, Buckely, Rymerson, Walker First row: Frie, Dokken, Duane Ryhkus, Lanam, Christensen, Norquist. Third row: Mgr. Matson, Gunderson, Blakely, Chisholm, Muir, Nelson, Ryhkus, Barnett, 5 Lynch, Coach Dolan. Second row: Prather, Halstead, Maxon, Erb, Robson, Holliday, Plymate. 155' ,nan OO fl First row: Erickson, Thill, Pike, Johnson, Smith, Roach. This team is made up of seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, and are coached by F. Dolan. Scores Flandreau l2 Frosh i4 Watertown O Frosh 25 Madison l4 Frosh 7 45 0 gm Q6 X Qxyg Q N' 'Y' X NAQQKYN Sixewe Q96 PS QQ 0450 0 QQKQW Gem TEX Nlkey Wg 0 Q, qw I 4,07 Eqeberq Wins DAR Honor fpsofzfa y n 44 M 'fm 041, FFA Wins Place At Judging Contest i AWG as Sxxxbegsvbf www U Know W 'W fo .v Gczqaoseeb. ssfsbbqq lo 'seq 'fs +G, Seniors Take Dver City Gov'l lor a Day op, I 'ff' . xi' . 0 h6'4 .:af '0' ,qw 'WSi,Sfl'wSx 040 QQQQSWQ 4'- L-blog Ugafzmcuz With his record on l Speak for Democracy, Dick was one of four national winners to earn a ten day trip to Washington, D. C. with a weekend in Wil- liamsburg, Virginia, and a scholarship of S500. He met many famous men including President Truman, J. Edgar Hoover, General G. Marshall, Chief Justice Vinson. Dick was a member of the state champion debate team and also won a state superior rating in oratory. 5255...-vigkfff 5 dhbzfronaf fwmnsz I I Dick, Gloria Burkhart, Wilming- ton, Del., Ann Pinkney, Trinidad, Col., and Bob Shanks, Lebanon, lnd. meet President Truman. The four tour Washington D. C. and pause on the Capitol steps. Dick is greeted by Senator Mundt. Dick and Miss Hampton confer in the preparation for this radio script. cgoyaffy fsign '93 dlflovulaon October 6 ushered in the beginning of Bobcat Day festivities by the starting of Red and Black Day. That day most of the students wore red and black, and many were attired in unique costumes. That evening Bob Holliday and Jane Gilkerson were crowned the Lord and Lady of Bobcat Day with their attendants June Duff, Delores Lemert, Allen Cheever, and Spud Morrison. A diversified program consisting of introduction of players, skits, pep speeches, and awarding of gifts was presented for the enjoyment of the royalty. After that the whole student body had a snake dance to the foot- ball field where the band and the cheerleaders led the students in a pep fest around a huge bonfire. .fozcf B 5 GV fficfa .E-155523151 .fsmazf O O L7 fady gang gifgszaon 1:,,., my ' W H sq-5 -..Q M Q xl? r uf:-J . cs l .-rm?ff,vl he p Q a 'ff as,t4sW'?ief?ff .. 4, Y I ,, x I Q t I . ,. , L' .- . 1 . ,W gpg, ' 5 K X S ,, 4 3 , , I rf DIZ Bogcaf bay . ,, sg, wa -ve T at iii ws-23 045192 61255051 une Bobcat Day dawned cold and dreary. All classes were shortened and held in the morning, and in the afternoon a free movie was given to the entire student body at the College Theater. That evening the Brookings Bobcats met the Watertown Arrows at the State College field. Preceding the game the royalty rode around the field in convertibles. Just before the gun sounded to start the game Lady Jane Gilkerson presented the football that was to be used in the game to Lord Bob Holliday, who was captain of the football team. The band performed at the half, and the game ended with the Bobcats losing 32-O. A homecoming dance was held after the game with The Collegiates providing the music. ,QM x q 1 Q s wt it 3 if ff 1 1 Sw XE 'X x si -- K I H Us 'Q 1 -.., f F . 2' 'Q fl a P i clfauf Klflfofcg- Study cqgillfy l. Scholarship at Princeton University: Bob Kohlmeyer 2. The Baker Scholarship at Carleton: Allen Che-ever 3. Awarded the Bausch-Lomb Science Award and Elks Scholarship: Yvonne Karnes. 4. Winner of a scholarship at Colorado University and the American Legion Scholarship: Turner Oyloe. Kiwonionst First Row: A. Cheever, D. Minor, E. Olson, O, Nitz, T. Oyloe, W. Johnson, B. Schophorst, L. Crosser. Bock Row: R. Dobrenski, W. l-lorming, D. Mognus, D. Chopmcin, A. Ginn, H. Strow, R. Foster, H. Souer. Girls' and Boys' State: C. Lane, D. Leon- hardt, M. Linder, G. Sykes, R. Elgie. Rotorions: First Row: S. Morrison, W. Johnson, B. Holliday. Bock Row: D. Chopmon, A. Ginn, B. Kohlrneyer, B. Schophorst, H. Sauer. U World Affairs Winners: Allen Cheever, Dick Chapman, Wayne Johnson, Bob Kohlmeyer, and Bill Schophorst. v.,. I ' . li if BX., x , 'V ,V :', V ,,.,. J' .. li ' xx X. RX kv -- A '1 riff . A . mx. W lgfifiaf Quill and Scroll: First Row: B. Parker, A. Hartung, R. Miller, D. Lemert, J. Ullman, C. Lane, B. Lund, M. Larson. Back Row: H. Sauer, D. Chapman, B. Schaphorst, L. Frie, E. Olson. Ono za- Scgofa 'zaflifla wwzcfa U af. ,gg 4? df fe . ,fl 'K in is in '- Mud J.. Km . -' -4.1 5. Library Awardi Mabel Hammond, Audrey Gavin, and Marian Egeberg. 6. Fl-lA Award winners: Joyce Eneyaldsen, Delores Evans. 7. DAR. Award. Marian Egeberg. 8. FFA Award winneri Dwaine Minor. BPWi First Row: M. Egeberg, G. Anderson, D. Lemert, B. Brea- zeale, A. Hartung. Second Row: F. Peterson, F. Rishoi, P. Getty, D. Hanson, Y. Karnes, J. Gilkerson. Bock Rowi D. Carter, N. David- son, M. Minier, J. Sauer, B. Parker. Urs sprays 'IDM ?oof in scwanu Rev. Spence and his family provide plenty of excitement when they move into a new parish. Mrs. Sandou is rather disgusted with the church, so she ioins another. ln the end she gives her support to the new church of Rev. Spence. In l9lO costumes, laced shoes, and pheasant tailed hats, the cast portrays a typical scene of that era. This play portrays a story of racial prejudice in- stead ot the usual love interest. Miss Magnuson and Carol Lane co-directed the play. Cast Frazer Spence. .,.,,,,..u.... - .....,.,....... ......,. D an LeLaCheur Rev. William Spence ,,........ .,.,..,... R odney Elgie Mrs. Spence ,,..,,.,...,..,..,.... .......,.... . ,Donna Moberg Hartzell .....,............,.,, ,..........,,.,,.u.................. M yron Linder Eileen, Ronny ..A,,,,,,............,,............. Beth Lund, Steve LeFevre Three Girls .. Arlis Johannson, Corol Johnson, Kathy Hansen Mario ..,....,,...............................,...,.,............ -..Jean Harshfield Mrs. Sandou ...,..,.,u ..- ......, Mary Fishback Mrs. Cambridge ,,,,..., ..,.,............. - .,,..., M arlene Tyson Mrs, Jellison ,.......,.,...,.. .,..,........,.,.,......... M argaret l-larming Mrs. Digby 6 Son ...,.... ....,..... J o Ann Brudos, Bernard Guss Bishop ,.....u,... - ......,., .,.........,......... - ....,.,...,.... J ack Nitz Colonel ...., ......... D ick Akkerman Doctor ..,.,., M- ,....... Glen Sykes Dia Ura? lglflofgsz ia a. U Cast Mrs, Abbott ..,.... ,...,,.,,....,...., ...... J a ne Gillcerson Susan Abbott ....,,... ,,......., D elores Lemert Prof. Michaels ....,... Denton Morrison Dean Gillingham ......... Wayne Johnson Bobo Jackson .......,. ,...,. B ob Kohlmeyer Bill ,...................... Stewart Farnham Mrs. Miller ..... ...,., E nid Pulliam Howie .7-.77-.7, .,.., R onald Sterrett Jack ..- ..,.. ........... B ill Schaphorst Marge ...... Nancy Davidson Clara ,... S.- Marleen Minier Helen .,.,,.. ..,.....,.,. - Rachel Miller Bunny ......,... Carrie, Sylvia .. Gaylee Anderson Janet Sauer, Mary Wiese Mrs. Abigail Fortitude Abbott is entitled to a scholarship at the college of her daughter Susan, and due to financial reasons plans to attend. The Dean is suspicious of the whole affair from the start. Susan has a crush on Prof, Michaels, the Zoology teacher. Mrs. Abbott must major in Zoology and then the troubles start. She and Susan are almost expelled because of an infraction of a rule. Prof. Michaels finally succeeds in winning Mother, Miss Magnuson and Yvonne Karnes were co- directors. Beth 4 ew? ll, Peggy Lund Mui r Corol lvlorilyn Johnson Erickson 59 rife th 5 'L' i l ' t W 1 ,ye V 5 af The fiery tour obove helped to forge the School Spirit in '49-'50 for the Bobrots. The B souod Cheerleoclers obly boeked the Kittens. The squotlf, were Choeen by popu- lor vote The quorlet wos in ehorge ot orgonizing pep meetings ond Ieocling yells ot home ond out-of-town Qomes, Both oble squads kept up the school spirit to let the boys know everyone wos solidly behind the Bobcot teoms. iltn Top to bottom Jeonine Deyling Jerrel Pike Corlene l-lonsen lvlortin Smith Key Korte 01201 cgfucfznfs Back Row: Betty Wyman, Marian Egeberg, Fern Rishoi, Bill Schaphorst, Richard Chapman, Allen Cheever, Wayne Johnson. Front Row: Fern Peterson, Yvonne Karnes, Beverly Breazeale, Delores Lemert, Arlene Hartung, Jane Gilkerson. 52250150 ' V .fa lv M .. . 4 ..-- '- Q X 12- 'if ll M 2 rf or ltaat - Joan Aarness - Cho., GAA Bd., Home Ec. C1., HR Off., Q C1., Sp. Cl., FBLA. Gaylee Anderson - Cho. Orch., SSS, Sr. Pl., GAA, Bob. St., For. Cl., Declam, HR Off., Q Cl., Sp. Cl. Off., FBLA Off., BPW. Donna Atkins - Cho., Home Ec. C1., FBLA. Verna Berkland - Cho., Home Ec. Cl., Q Cl., FBLA. Marjorie Biggar - Cho., GAA, Home EC. Cl., Q Cl., FBLA. Maxine Biggar - Cho., GAA, Home EC. Cl., HR Off., FBLA. 5125014 Wayne Bjerum - Ind. Art. Cl. Beverly Breazeale -- Cho. VP., Orch., P. Orch., L'All., SSS, Jr. Pl., GAA Bob. St., Sp. Cl. Off., BPW, Kiw. Awd. Lavonne Brown -- Orch., Home Ec. Cl., FBLA. Thomas Brown - Cho Band, Orch., P. Orch., P. Band, Bob. St., Brob. St., Intr. BBall, Q Cl., Ind. Art. Cl., BCho., FBLA, BOct., MO'ct Delores Carier -- Cho., L'All., GAA, Home Ec. Cl., HR Off., Q Cl., FBLA, BPW. Dick Chapman - Cho., Std. Cn. Bob. St., Brob. St., Kiw., Cl. Off., For. Cl., Debate, Declam, HR Off., Q :Sz S, Intr. BBall, Q Cl. Off., BCho., Kiw Awd., Nat'l Winner of V. of Dem. Allen Cheever -- Std. Cn., Lat. Cl., BBall, FBall, Tr., Mon. Cl. VP., Kin. Cl., Kiw. Awd., Bob. Day Att. Beau of ,50. Dwayne Clark - Band, Orch., P. Orch., P. Band, Jr. Pl., BBall, Q Cl., Sp. Cl., Ind. Art. Off., FBLA. David Colby - Intr. BBall, Q Cl., Ind. Art. Cl. Tom Collins -- FFA, FBall, HR Off., Intr. BBall, Q Cl. Luverne Crosser - Cho., Std. Cn., FB. Man., Tr. Man., Mon. Cl., HR Off., Q Cl., Ind. Art. Off., BCho., FBLA, Kiw. Nancy Davidson - Cho., Band, Orch. Off., P. Orch., P. Band, SSS VP., Jr. Bc Sr. Pl., Bob. St., Brob. St., GAA, HR Off., Lat. Cl., Q Cl., Sp. Cl., FBLA, BPW, Cl. Off. Robert Dobrenski - Band, Orch., P. Orch., P. Band Dir., Tr., Intr. BBall, Q Cl., Sp. Cl., Ind. Art. Off. FBLA. Roland Dolan - FBall, BBall, Tr., Mon. Cl., HR Off., Q Cl. June Duff - Cho., Band, Orch. Sec'y, P. Orch., P. Band, SSS Off., GAA, Brob. St., Home Ec. Cl., Q Cl., FBLA, Bob. Day Att. Eloise Durkee - Cho., GAA, Home Ec. Cl. Marian Egeberg - Cho., Orch., P. Orch., L'All., SSS, GAA, Bob. St., Cl. Off., Home Ec. Cl., HR Off., Q Cl., Lib. Cl. Off., Kiw. Awd., BPW, DAR Awd. Joyce Enevaldsen - Cho., GAA, Std. Cn., Brob. St., Home EC. Cl. Off., HR Off. 2 iw 5 so-K E 3' E E .mio 'za EIZ. D W, Delores Evans - Cho., Bob. St., Home Ec. C1. VP., HR Off., Q C1., FBLA. Stewart Farnham - Cho., Jr. 8x Sr. Pl., For. C1., Debate, FBa11, Mon. C1., Intr. BBa11, Q C1. Off., Ind. Art. C1., BCho., City Com. Janet Felberg - Orch., Home Ec. C1., Q C1, FBLA. Rodney Foster - FFA Off., FBa11, Mon. CI., Intr. BBa11, Q C1., Kiw. Audrey Gavin - Cho., SSS, Bob. St., Home Ec. Cl., FAA, Lib. Cl. Off., FBLA. Priscilla Getty - Band, Orch., P. Orch., P. Band, SSS, GAA, Lat. C1., 8a Q C1., Sp. Cl., FBLA, BPW. m, .A , ,.,,.. ' . -Tj1g?1:? - L f Q -'-- - ' . 5 Q iw , we li' F- Jane Gilkerson - Band, Orch. Off., P. Orch., P. Band, SSS, Jr. 8x Sr. P1., GAA, Std. Cn., Bob. St., Brob. St., Lat. C1., For. C1. Off., Declam, HR Off., Q Cl., Sp. C1., Bob. Day Lady, Kiw. Awd., BPW. Arnold Ginn - Cho., Std. Cn., Lat. C1., Debate, FBa11, BBal1, Tr., Mon. C1., HR Off., Q Cl., Kiw. Frank Griffith - FFA. Mabel Ham- mond J- Cho., SSS, GAA, Home Ec. C1., Q C1., Lib. Cl., FBLA. Dorothy Hanson - Cho., Orch., P. Orch., GAA, Lat. C1., Home Ec. Cl., Q C1., Sp. C1., FBLA, BPW. Arlene Hartung - Cho., Band, P. Band, SSS, GAA, Bob. St., Brob. St., Home Ec. C1., HR Off., Q C1., Kin. C1., BPW, Kiw. Awd. ' d .. -at A -..-f 1 . ,,, f '- A :'r PEP. F C . i 2 5 ... F r ' .. .. .,. ..., -L. 5 3? 'A .. . 'iui A Q IF: Z I td W fn 'E ff Warren Harming - Cho., FFA, Tr., Intr. BBa1l, Q Cl., Lib. C1., Ind. Art. C1., BCho., FBLA, Oct. Orlene Heesch - GAA, Home Ec. C1., Q Cl., FBLA, Cho., Band. Constance Herbert - Cho., GAA, Home Ec. Cl., Off., Q Cl., FBLA. Joyce Hillestad - Cho., GAA, Home Ec. C1., Kin. C1., FBLA. Robert Holliday -- CL Off., Std. Cn., FBa11 Capt., BBa11, Tr., Mon. C1., HR Off., Intr. BBa11, Q Cl., Ind. Art. Cl., Bob. Day Lord, Rot., Bear Att. Dar- lene Houck - Home Ec. Cl., Q C1., FBLA, Cho. .mio 'za A- A ' -X '1 .uw .-,g,. 5 so 1, N W H I ., M v..' - iz, 5, ,,:.::, I5 ' R ' .1 2 ' ' Q ,.:,,A2. A,.2- : V ' :': ny , A 'F 5 A Alvin Johnson - FFA VP., FBall, Intr. BBa11, Q C1. Wayne Johnson - Band, P. Band, Sr. Pl., Std. Cn. Bob. St., Brob. St., Lat. Cl., For. C1., Debate, Intr. BBa11, Q C1., Sp. Cl., Kin. C1., Ind. Art. Cl. Kiw., Rot. Yvonne Karnes - Cho., Orch., Kiw. Awd., L'A11., SSS, Jr. Pl., GAA Bd., Bob. St., Kin. C1. Off., BPW. Bonnie Kirby. Eugene Kjellsen - Cho., FBall, Tr., Intr. BBa11, Q C1., Ind. Art. Cl., BCho. Shirla Knuison - Cho., GAA, Brob. St., Home Ec. C1., FBLA. '1 Harley Kukuk - FBall, Tr., Intr. BBa11. Robert Kohlmeyer - Cho., Band, Jr. 8.: Sr. Pl., Bob. St., Brob. St., For. C1. Off., Debate, FBall, Tr., Mon. Cl., HR Off., Intr. BBa11, Q Cl., Sp. Cl. Off., Ind. Art. Cl., BCho., Rot. May Kurpiuweir, Barbara Kurtz - GAA, Cho., Home Ec. Cl., FBLA. Floyd Lacy - Band Tr., Intr. BBa11, Q Cl., Sp. Cl., Ind. Art. Cl., BCho. Beverly Lanam - GAA, Home Ec. C1., Q Cl., FBLA. f A if, .. A 'S -. fm W ef tw ehhhy he in We 'S of , M515 4-' 'N '-:' J? HMEKUA: we ! . ,lv.., -.: .s X My 4 iw : 555,45 X 1 ,,. ' N ' if Delores Lex-nerr - Cho., Orch., P. Orch., L'A1l. Off., SSS, Jr. Sa Sr. Pl., GAA Bd., Bob. St., Brob. Ed., Lat. Cl., Declam, HR Off., Q 8z S, Q Cl., Sp. Cl., BPW, Bob. Day Att. Don Magnus -- Tr., Mon. Cl., Q Cl., BBall Man. Bernard Maher - Cho., FFA Off., FBall, Intr. BBa11, Sp. C1., BCho. Rachel Miller - Cho., L'A11. Off., Sr. Pl., GAA, Std. Cn., Bob. St., Brob. St., Lat. Cl., Declam, HR Off., C1., Sp. Cl. Marleen Minier - Band, P. Band, SSS, Jr. 8a Sr. Pl., GAA Off., Std. Cn., Bob. St., Brob. St., Declam, HR Off., Q Cl., Sp. Cl., Kin. Cl., BPW. Dwaine Minor - FFA Off., FBall, Tr., Intr. BBa11, Kiw. y ,,,..,. 5125015 4 if . Q? 'ik K A A .:.: ' ' f 1-' ,.,. ' S.. M, H . . ... ! af 1 5 ' .. 2 2, 3 F , ,, A , , , 0 ,, 2 W . 1. .2 f sf Andy Nelson -- Cho., FBall, BBal1, Tr., Mon. Cl., HR Off., Q C1., B Cho., FBLA. Owen Nitz - Cho., Std. Cn., Bob. St., Cl. Off., FFA, FBall, Mon. Cl., HR Off., Q Cl., Sp. C1. Off., Kin. Cl., BCho., Kiw. Barbara Olson - Cho., Q Cl., FBLA. Eugene Olson - Cho., Bob. St., Brob. St., FBall, Tr., HR Off., Intr. BBall, Q Cl., Kin. Cl., Ind. Art. Cl., BCho., Qt., Oct., Photog., Kiw. Turner Oyloe - Cho., Std. Cn., Cl. Off., FBall, Mon. Cl., HR Off., Intr. BBa11, Q Cl., Kin. Cl., BCho., Kiw. Bonnie Parker - Cho., L'All., GAA, Bob. St., Brob. St., Home Ec. Cl., HR Off., Q Cl., Sp. Cl., FBLA, Sext. 2? fi Yi ,, Q? . lt pg 5 Denton Morrison - Cho., Jr. 8z Sr. Pl., Std. Cn., Bob. St., Brob. St., Cl. Off., For. Cl., Debate, FBall, Tr., Mon. Cl. Off., HR Off., Q Cl. Off., Ind. Art. Cl., BCho., Rot., Std. Body VP., Bob. Day Att. Isabelle Patterson. Daryl Peterson - Cho., Tr., Intr. BBall, BCho., BQt., Oct., Q C1. Elenora Peterson - Cho., GAA, Std. Cn., Home Ec. Cl., Q Cl., FBLA. Evelyn Peterson - Cho., GAA, Home Ec. C1., FBLA. Fern Peterson - Band, Orch., SSS, GAA, Bob. St., Declam, Home Ec. Cl. Off., FBLA, BPW. 553 H Virginia Pittenger - Cho., FBLA. Homer Prunty - Band, Orch., P. Orch., FFA, BBa1l, HR Off., Q Cl. FBLA. Enid Pulliam-Cho., Band, L'A1l., SSS, Sr. Pl., GAA Bd., Brob. St., Cl. Off., Home Ec. C1. HR Off., Q Cl. Donna Quail- Cho., GAA, Home Ec. Cl., HR Off., Q Cl., FBLA. Fern Rishoi - Cho., Band, Orch. Off., SSS Off., GAA, Bob. St., Home Ec. C1., Q Cl., Sp. Cl., FBLA, BPW. Sylvia Rymerson - Cho., SSS, GAA, Brob. St., Home Ec. Cl., Q Cl., FBLA. ' .mio 'za 3 K ri i XL Howard Sauer - Cho., Std. Cn., Bob. St., For. Cl., Debate, FBa11, Tr., Mon. C1., HR Off., Q 8z S, Intr. BBa11, Q Cl., Kin. Cl., Ind. Art. Cl., BCho., Rot., Kiw., Std. Body Prexy, Brob. Ed. Janet Sauer - Cho., Orch., P. Orch., Band, P. Band, Sr. Pl., GAA Bd., Bob. St., Declam, HR Off., Q C1., Sp. C1., FBLA, BPW. Roberta Schultz - Band, Orch., P. Orch., P. Band, Home Ec. Cl. Eileen Severson - Cho., Orch., P. Orch., L,A1l. Off., GAA, HR Off., Q Cl. Robert Smith - FBa11, Tr., Mon. Cl., HR Off., Intr. BBa11, Q Cl. Ronald Sterrett - Cho., Jr. 8z Sr. P1., Std. Cn., C1. Off., FBa11, Tr., HR Off., Intr. BBa11, Lib. Cl., Sp. Cl., BCho., NHSPA. 'HQ ff' --1. e E gr, 'ft' . , ...- . 'QE P .5 , if A - Bill Schaphorst - Cho., Jr. 8: Sr. Pl., Std. Cn., Bob. St., Lat. Cl., For. Cl., Debate, FBa11, T., Mon. Cl., HR Off., Q 8: S, Intr. BBa11, Q C1., Kin. C1. Off., BCho., Kiw., Rot., Kiw. Awd. Joan Steen - Orch., P. Orch., GAA, Home Ec. Cl., HR Off., FBLA. Howard Straw - Bob. St., Cl. Off., BBa1l, FBa11, Tr., Mon. C1., Kiw. Alice May Thornton - Cho., GAA, Home Ec. Cl. Dale Tofte -- Band, Orch., FFA Off., FBa11. Lois Tompkins - Cho., Home Ec. Cl., FBLA. ,..... ' Doris VanLaningham - Cho., Band, L'A11., GAA, Home Ec. Cl., Q Cl., Sext. Ruth Volk - Cho., Band, L'A11., Kin. Cl., FBLA. Vida Mae Wagar - Cho., Orch., P. Orch., GAA, Lat. Cl., Q C1., Kin. C1. Nona Wald -- GAA. Mary Wiese - Cho. Off., L'A11., Sr. Pl., GAA VP., HR Off., Q Cl., Sp. Cl. Off. Betty Wyman - Band, Orch., P. Band, SSS, GAA Bd., HR Off., Q Cl., Sp. Cl., FBLA. ! 5 y , :, M 3 ..f, I 1 ctrr t iii i iri is rr ee Richard Akkerman f 'Q nv. V- Ai 4 9-'PRA ,ed t Warren Chopin 3 1 it ffl Marlys Erickson i , M531 qs- ,Fl 3 'ig 1 1' 1 55,E'EEE'Qaf 4 Douglas Glaesman 3 if an if .-wi ,- Orville Heesch sf 3- 4 - 2 t i K F ,,.. . V F6 , f. 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Jim Jennings, Betty Johnson, Loys Justice, Floyd Kick, John King, Marlys Knight, Joan Knutson, Ray Koerner, Don Krogman, Clinton Kurtz, Gordon Lanam. Row V. Loren Leitzke, Ruth Mackintosh, Lorna Matson, Lorraine McKnight, Merilyn Meyer, Mona Moeller, Beverly Mohror, Joyce Nachtigal, Marjorie Nelson, Leroy Ness, Phyllis Nichols. Row VI. Don Norquist, Pat Parker, Merilyn Potthast, Bev Prather, Doris Quail, Dorothy Quail, Earl Risch, Ron Risch, Arlene Rishoi, Stanley Rishoi, Eldonna Ruud, Row VII. Dave Rhykus, Don Rhy- kus, Stanford Rymersan, Lyle Schwark, Wayne Severson, Jack Shearer, Dorothy Simonson, Verdo Smith, Rosie Smith, Jerry Spawn, Betty Steen. Row VIII. June Steen, Doris Steffen, Alice Stern, Verle Stewart, Susan Straw, Margaret Sylvis, Charmian Telkamp, Ray Telkamp, Leroy Telkamp, Verna Telkamp, Verola Telkamp. Row IX. lla Tompkins, Lois Thompson, Marlene Thompson, Janice Ullman, John Walker, Don Ward, Nona Watson, Renee Wesche, Rodney Wesche, Don Woolworth. 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Loren Harshtield, Dick Hemmer, Marlys l-leooler, Larry Holliday, Jeannette lllian, Collen Iverson, Janice Johannsen, Arnold Johnson, Lenore Johnston, Arlene Kellogg, Robert Kick. Row V. Lealyn Kirby, Sandra Knutson, Wayne Knudsen, Ruth Kohlmeyer, Claryce Kor, Kay Korte, Shirley Krause, Barbara Lane, Sharon Lone, Dorothy Landsman, Bill Lang. Row VI. Lois Linder, Marjorie Lutgen, Arlan Lynch, Shirley McCuen, Sharon McDermott, Pat McMohon, Theresa Maher, ploan Martinson, Donna Miller, Orlean Monson, Delwyn Maxon, Row VII. Roberta Nielson, Allen Olson, Gloria Olson, Marlene Olson, Norman Peterson, Gerald Petit, Jerrel Pike, Maureen Ponto, Dave Priestly, Curtis Revell, Bob Robson. Row VIII. Eddie Rudebusch Duane Rykhus, Stanley Schmidt, Faye Schutjer, Jeanine Short, Douglas Siniem, Richard Smith, Alice Sorensen, Harold Steinback, JC mes Straw, Margaret Swenning, Row IX. Mary Tank, Sylvia Tuffy, Lois Van Maanen, Darrel Wilaby, K, Wiese. ' WMNKMXMX NW XWRXXWWN NSS XXX XWX U .gf J Q ' Q A .fn fl. v 1 'S ancing Qlnclafc an cffawaiian Jmoon cgi fgs unioz 555121101 glcom cfxfafcua un 1 ..U5l7CLl2C! 41 mm '--v. 'Y gtk 'zaagfazf foe 655 4-Sanioza Dearie, do you remember when we colored in our color Laughed at the teachers' funny looks, Fought at recess, chased the girls home, Swung in the swings after school? Test your memory, my dearie, Do you remember when we entered into junior high? l'll bet that made the teachers sigh. Dearie, do you 'remember in the good old days gone by? Do you remember? If you remember, then, dearie, You're a senior like l. Dearie, do you remember when we started on our last tour I guess we were o bunch of queers, Started dancing, driving our cars, every Saturday night? Test your memory, my dearie, anomkn books, Do you remember when we yelled at the football games, years, Called the players by their names, Dearie, do you remember in the good old days gone by? Do you remember? If you remember, then, dearie, You're a senior like l. Dearie, will you remember when we line up to graduate, Tonight about a quarter to eight, White carnations, crimson and gray, flowing robes and new suits, Test your memory, my dearie, Will you remember when we walk across the stage at last, Our high school days are gone and past, Dearie, do you remember in the good old days gone by? Do you remember? lf you remember, then, dearie, l guess we got by. Slap ioux 5 fjaffi LUZ5, N U as 7551125 of Cyan gf Obvious Sie-rrett Olson f Peterson Sauer Utopian Enevaldsen Breazeale VanLaningham Recaptured Oy Ioe Cheever Synoptic Holliday Obsolescence Morrison Nelson Nitz Harming Undulations Lernert B rown Severson Reminiscences Schaphorst Symbolism Straw Duff .. aff? H ,. .3 W .QY-MQ Q . i si em L ., ,gig is iff gf ., s A g 4' i Zi. A, M be M f or -L , iilui il., Commzncsnzanf Swsniou gave now 'zsacgzcf 'Ugg gboinf ofdlfo :Rsfuzn ao aiafscf fcfwczcf Jxfazuig of C74U.g uafana Cjoffsgs. 64:24 5.0 we maze gzacfuafscl Bacaafauzzafa flfV!iOmm wifflig cfizgfamong you, fat gina Zig yom wmnf'j quam! ckgmmci flflfagm an fgs mum mmm. cyappy witg owz new cfiflfomaa Qin. :..,..---nn Editors: Dick Chohpmon and Bill Schap- Business Manager: Bob Kohlmeyer orst Slulimiffzcf fofz yowa aplbfcouaf gy ffl: Bogaaf Staff Rachel Miller and Gaylee Arlene Harfung and Bon- Anderson try their hand at paneling. In lower anel Janet Sauer Nanc David nie Parker wonder how it can be done. P I Y ' son, Delores Lemert, and Marion Egeberg are a sticky bunch. Fern Peterson, Fern Rishoi, Jane Gilkerson, Audrey Gavin, and Beverly Breazeale seem to be hard at work. But leave it to the athletic group, Spud Morrison, Owen Nitz, Howard Straw, Yvonne Karnes and Marleen Minier to cut things up. Miss Ruth Helland was our adviser. lug 1 . 4 I 1 4 N 1 fx X A +f' 1 X Q ' 1