Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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'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

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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

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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