Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

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A x- Su X O We Seek the Treaawre 14 ter one event ul year 'r'h X- J 'S' of Aazlzng on time KHS we are Jegznnzng to Aee tlzoAe nappy t1meA ahead Kat we are an tzcqaatrng time moment when we ml! be aA confzdent aa tlce Aeniom are on reaching graduation Poin t. ft tool: four long qearA of work and play on our voyage, out we finally uncovered lifell greatedt treafAureA-memorieA of our leigh Aclcool dana. 7laeAe are of memorieA, never to 6e forgotten. We find the Tremure The con amen rn tlne locker Atalldf tlce trzumplnant a11ctor1eA or the dwappozntzng defeaw, the crowd rvclzmg the bazldzng with 1tA claeerd, play practzce, and tlce Prom tlne Jormg Atadq lwur.J and time zdle gouge mwt erA can we ever orget7 f o o of all-our friendef and teach- : f . Mellow autumn colerA greeted uA eaclu year dA we Atafrted anotlaer plume fn our journey So t Anow and znally warm green Aprzng urruled and we were ree or the Aummer uacatzen The ueuuty of KIJS durfng any Aeawon can we ever forget? o Q . f fell during tluwe win ter men tlwf ' f f f falerly day Hdalen tureA l. History -- Rosie explains the chart. 2. Chemistry - Don't spill the sodium hydroxide. 3. Speech - A panel discussion on a world wide subject. 4. Agriculture -- Ag boys studying crops and soils. 5. Homemaking - Did l smell a pie? in tlie CMAJ:-vom X Lx... L 4 I. Advanced Algebra - Did it check out right? 2. English - It's great fun to give plays for book reports. 3. General Science - ls that the way the currents breeze by? 4. Just reviewing our Spanish pronunciation. 5. Speed tests in typing can rattle anyone. . 3 3? F fQ A vZ'.d,WJgwxm W I f fix, x I A ' gg lr' -3.n'lv ln f aff ff I 6? il ,,,.,..- A . 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E. Martin, Agnes Schlender, A. M. Eberle, Esthe F h C I K ll O I .XY I 1 . LAURA PAULSON English IV Debate C AMANDA QUILL English I HAROLD WH ITE Social Studies Coach it time Hem ELIZABETH DAHL RUTH SHAFFER English Ill English ll LEOTTAfH Latin GERALDINE CRABBS Physical Education My A if NORMAN JOHNSON U S History Coach LAVONNE MAGNUSON Social Studies P ays They liehzed TIA RUTH H ELLAN D Advanced Math Bobcat FRANCES MALSTROM Spanish, Algebra VIRGIL BELL Science Coach GUY KARNES Chemistry J -.qdmhzhqfh .flea-541 ' Q, Af' I inozao Jongsom V General Science h Coach A H BETTYMARIE JONES Business Broboca NORMA GILCHRIST ORTHULA DOESCHER ESTHER MacLEAN Typing Homemaking Homemaking Lunchroom F. H. A. il ,E N' ' x ag, -1 X Q , nuff 7 ..J., ' s 1 1,17 .fr V S . M ,gf-.,,u,, Q X N 1 'Y f 4 ' am, ' I - I V 2 X x - ff: ' DORIS ECKERT Lrbrarran ROBERT THOMPSON Agriculture FFA CHRISTINE SAWYER Nurse :Jer the Stormy Sea ARNE LARSON WILLIAM SMITH Band Chorus Orchestra EINER REINERTSEN ROY STERRETT Drlvers Trarnmg Industrial Arts LILLIAN BERKE AGNES SCHLENDER Secretary to Secretary to Prlnclpal Superintendent qIxz,h,q,...,,-I3,zAJ1A.r. 7 6 fr X ' wi 47 , A , QA, ,.. F N A 1 I I I- I IX- . if ' X I 7, , ,, .. f 'BI :ff I-,ry A I 2' S fr, I ,Ki gi, - 'R A . st if Ea . - 1 5 I I 1 A I 0 ,K ' 'I , N 5,4-I , s 4' VII - 1 1 II A I. 1 11 - I i , I 1 Marcene Abbott ? D i' Gene Buckley we-3 U? Loren Earley Joan Haddow 1 M James Jenmngs Carlla Appel Dons Atkms i Q Barbara Buller Donovan Carver Marla Efthlmnou Athalyn Halstead 2 Q91 Barry Johnson 3 X.: Loren Engel 3 van Hanson Betty Johnson 5 Donald Krogman Gordon Lanam Loren Leltzke 4 Mary Ann Maxourek Menlynn Meyer Mono Moeller llhl0l'A for Merlyn Bauman Joan Beckman Eleanor Chapun Joan Chrlstensen 'i 'Q-Y Douglas Fllholm Gretchen Foster Wnlma Heath fl IJ Loys Justlce Byron Luke YV Eleanor Holloway ov Marlys Knight w Ab Lorralne McKnight YS.. Helen Beug Donald Bloomquust Uh Verma Mae Crosser T' vn- l Larry Fne Ardls Jackson PVQA Joan Knutson 49- Mary Ann De Long Anus Gsddrngs 3 6-Q Sylvna James '19 J-'Q Raymond Koerner Y? Al Ruth Mackintosh pu-r i Lorna Matson gave,-ly Mghggy Margane Nelson Le Roy Ness O I I L , - ,, , J ., A i ts X V r' J -4' K' A Q is M 2 My k mn, Rf , I J?-f E 1 f ef IQJEXM ,1 'A 4 A ' V- I: , ,2 ' 'J 3 r M! ll Q -1 ' Aj ' ' -+- 3 Q B R' 2 , 4 E , y . 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Dorothy Snmonson Roselle Smuth Verda Smutla Jerry Spawn Bette Steen June Steen 5,1 Q3 Q-av Alice Stem Verl Stewart Susan Straw Charmnan Telkamp Lee Roy Telkamp Ray Telkamp f 6 wo AX an Florence Parker qv Ronald Rlscll 'ui Jack Shearer Dons Steffen Verna Telkamp Verola Telkamp Shirley Thnelfoldt lla Tompluns Lols Thompson Marlene Thompson Janice Ullman ohn Walker !'5 gui Y , A 11 f are 4' K Danvm Ward Donald Word Nona Watson Renee Wesehe Bonme Westergaord Donald Woolworth R J J 6' V 3-I J 1 1 in ,S ' W' l R' X l f J , , D . . , . T3 -- 'g'.': x W3 '39 ' ta ., Q. 'xv xii .0 H .1 J ' 9 ' Q ' f ! A .5V S5 x X 4 M . . . . . . E I . . P -Y 'E W . - If M f S 4 S ow J r A 3 h,, 4 1 f! - n N ri xl 5 J 'A' A .A A N , . If , I Y ad AK .v ,I , 3 'R - 5 of fr -JB X J' l., Q-:' vs Jl XX . I '. 3 .. Q r , If 0 - Sl! X--' ' R 2 S fl t if its . YA.. 1 1 r - ff ? ' 4 5 9 I 1 --:uv xv BF I 1 Q .'r g ,. , , , P A A.: S Q QM an gl . . , , , J 1 Q, . S, U 4 - ,, N , 9 A . S ' '95 'f . 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Nancy Berry Paul Birkeland Beverlee Blumke Robert Brea- zeale Hedy Bower Ronald Car- ver Wulluam Chusholm Dave Chrustensen Margaret Clark Maynard Crapser Carolyn Cunnungham Jerry Danuelsen Lous De Krall Gerald Derdall Jeanune Deylung Ruchard Dokken Ruchard Eken Donald Elverud Ruth Foulke George Gastler Mary Gull Rae Greb Ruchard Gunderson Carlene Hansen Verne Hansen Loren Harshfueld Leonard Hen neman Marlys Heppler Ordell Hull Larry Holluday Janette Illuan Colleen Iverson Shurley Jaacks Januce Johannsen Arnold Johnson Lenore Johnston Arlene Kellogg Robert Kuck Leolyn Kurby Wayne Knudsen Sandra Knutson Ruth Kohlmeyer Kay Korte Barbara Lane Sharon Lane Dorothy Landsman Wulluam Lang Lous Lunder Arlan Lynch Shurley McCuen Sharon McDer mott Patruck McMahon Joan 91 51 I 'DE' , A, 9 'U' -e C' A fs 49 Roberta Nuelsen AI en Olson Glona Olson Marlene Olson Muruel Peterson Norman Peter son Jerrel Puke Maureen Ponto Davud Pruestley Curtus Revell Robert Robson Eddue Rudebusch Duane Rykhus Faye Schutyer Jeannune Short Douglas Sunjem Duck Smuth Alyce Sorensen Harold Steunback James Straw Margaret Swennung Mary Tank Sylvua Tufty Lous Van Maanen Darrel Wulaby Kurt Wuese Freshmen Ethel Aamot Fern Aarstad John Amu don Arlene Atkuns Gordon Atkms JoAnn Bebensee Herbert Blakely Gordon Borst Lula Mae Borstad Carol Rae Bort nem Ruta Bushnell u 1 A lu - 1 , I ' A - y ' 2 , 1 9 A B s. 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J I - 4 A A H ,, - 1 - ' A ., 7 - 5 , 2 A W, ,A , A 14: 'I , Q Q. redamen Richard Carsrud, Delores Chen- oweth, Rita Rae Clark, Darrell Corlett Darlene Cunningham Douglas Dempster Paul Erickson Thomas Finley Robert Fishback Emmet Foster La Vonne Good road Madonna Grommersch Glendon Gudehus Gene Gun sa us Paul Guss Marvin Halstead Gloria Hammer Joy Hansen David Hanson Virginia Hawkins Audree Hendricks Roger Hendricks Delores Hepp Ier Marlys Hirtes Cleo Isaksen Gary Iverson Jean Jeffens Carl Jensen Curtis Jensen Richard Johnson Norman Kallemeyn Audrey Kars tens Kay Ketelboeter Marvin Kick Barbara Klug Stanley Kukuk Kay Kurtz Marlys Landsman Kenneth Lee Julian Linder Merton Lund Marlin Luze Dennis McDonald Mary Mc Dougal Mike McMahon Hartley Mackintosh Leona Magnus Jane Mershon Sharlee Moen Keith Mohror Richard Moxon Delores Nelson Roger Nelson Richard Nichols Ralph Myers La Vonne Nmneman Jeraldeen Norgaard Eugene Oines Janet Osborne William Ostermeier Orpha Overskei Alta Paulsen Arden Plymate Lorraine Prahl Duane Prather Doris Rasmussen Lois Rasmussen Ronald Ricklef, Elwyn Roach Jan Robson Sona Roth Carol Sanderson Dean Schleld Richard Schultz Jim Shearer Robert Smith Conrad Solberg Marlyn Solberg Nancy Sonnen burg Le Roy Sorenson Marvin Stelnback Vincent Thill Faye Tompkins Shirley Thompson Annetta Trumbo Mlchail Trump Regme Tutty Floyd Van Brlesen Gloria VandenBerg Bertha Ellen Vick Juanita Wagner Susan Walker Wayne Ward Marcus Wiese Menel Wllaby Helen Wales Mary Wilhelm Neta Young 19, as 4 , t . . nm, .,-v -4 --,.,,.,,.- af W ' --1. , N L A-.fi es 1 f-.. x. 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I -as 1 , K? v . 1 1 ur bw- , , ct . n I , Q . y - ,A Z. v ii ' - ' C' 1.4: ' 1 I 1 V 4 . N. y 1 1 1 A Y 'Q ' Af I- A ' , V ' fl . uf K c . . J. - - , ., AQ is ' -'fs ' v .V ff: 5 - 4 ' ,. 'J . .1 - ' A fl E Zady Jean and ford Ron. Jane QYllzerAon and Koo Holliday crowning new royalty. 14ttendantA: Rodney flgie, mary ?iAln6aclr, marilyn Zareion, and Koo Revell W Illitli an Affinity or ?luencq With an enrollment of over fifty members, the speech department rose to a new high. This includes both debate and declam. Twenty-seven participants in humorous, dramatic, oratory, and poetry divisions reported to Miss Leotta Hamp- ton last fall to begin the declam season. The four local contest winners, Lenore Johnston, Janice Ullman, Lois Linder, and Myron Linder, proceeded to the regional contest, where they each received an excellent rating. The Brookings chapter of the National Forensic League, commonly known as just the NFL, included thirteen members during the past year. Officers were: Myron Linder, presidentg Wayne Severson, vice-presidentg Ruth Mackintosh, secretary and treasurerg and Janice Ullman, social chairman. A dozen NFL degrees were awarded the members of the local chapter during the year with two members attaining the Degree of Excellence, and one received the Degree of Distinction. The NFL organization includes students who have been active in various types of speech work including declam and debate. To qualify for membership in the NFL, one must have par- ticipated in a sufficient amount of speech work and be voted into the organization by the other members. l lnexperienced Debaten: Mary Ann DeLong, Le- Roy Ness, Dick Peddi- Wrd. Joan Beckman. Declam: Front Flow: Myron Linder, Lois Linder, Janice Ullman, Lenore Johnston. Second Row: Mary Tank, Ardia Jackson, Ania Gia. dlngo, Mary Mazourek, Nona .Watson, Ruth Mackintosh, Helen Wilea. Third Row: Ver-I SWWFFL Sharon Lane, Jeanine Deyling, Ruth Kohlmeyer, JoAnn Brudoa, Lorraine Mc- Klllllhfi DONYHY Quail, MIP! McDougal. Back Row: Lois Van Maan. en, Jane HalTanger, Joan Beckman, Olive Nell, Mary Fishback, Susan Walker, Joan Hlddow, Lorna Mat- lon. National Forensic League: Front Row: Janice Ullman, Myron Linder, Wayne Sev- erson, Ruth Mackintosh. Second Row: Mary Tank, Mona Moeller, Evers Le- Fevre, Dick Peddicord, Nona Watson, Lorna Matson. Back Row: Mary Ann DeLong, LeRoy Ness, Joan Beckman. E pe enced Debaters: Dck Peddicord. Myron L, nder, Wayne Severson. Ja 'ce Ullman, Lorna Mat- son Tluw We See-Zogicallq, Yllogically or Utlnef-wiAe . . . I With words as weapons, the debate team opened the debate season in January at the Watertown Speech fiesta. Although no awards were given at the Vermillion Tournament, three debaters were judged outstanding in discussion and debate. At Gustavus Adolphus, one refuter received a medal for being outstanding. Next was the Trl-State Tournament at Madison where the team tied for the experienced trophy, won the inexperienced f'f0Ph2' BS well BS the sweepstakes trophy, and three debaters were awarded medals for being outstanding. The Big fight Tournament saw the team place second. Sioux Falls was the site of the Midwest Meet with Brookings winning third place. Two members were awarded medals for being second in speaking and discussion. Brookings placed third at the National Forensic League Tournament at Mitchellg and after surviving undefeated in the region, the team wound up third in the State Debate Tournament at Huron in April. This tournament completed the debate season as well as the entire speech season for the year. During the season, the experienced affirmative team was composed of Lorna Matson and Myron Linder while the negative team included Janice Ullman and Wayne Severson. The inexperienced affirmative team con- sisted of Mary Ann De Long and Joan Beckman, and the negative team of Dick Peddicord and Le Roy Ness. Mrs. Joseph Paulson, in her first year at Brookings High School, guided the debate team through the season. 3 ,Q P? 1-,. :LIL Af' V ' in 1 Si , L rv ga-5 'ff em I' Wg! Y, 7X M an 47' 4-95 L: 2 4 19363, xii' .i 55 ag 'N Q -if 05 wi A K O MA? :si- 3 Q fzgf' ' A A Q 4 W gg 5 FLA ?utu e Kayne A e de 'avi Glenn Sykes President Sherlf. Dan, brlng rn the defendant One of the major problems of every hugh school graduate IS to get and keep a job Under the advlsershlp of Mlss Jones and Mass Grlchrlst the FBL trles to solve some of the more dlfflcult problems by havmg speakers and movles concermng better busrness Ieadershrp Anyone who IS Interested In commerclal work and has had a year of tramlng IS ellglble for membership Our program this year has not always been serious, for there was the potluck supper Then for a pep assembly the sklt entitled The Case of John the lmbecrle, lprctured abovel was guven Other officers In the club are Dan LeLaCheur, vlce president Audrey Larson, secretary Geraldine Knutson, treasurer, Manlyn Larson publlclty chalrman Front Row Sylvra James Dorothy Quan! Beverly Blumke Sandra Knutson Second Row Manlyn Ernckson Arlene Kellogg Mary Ann Mazourek Phylllz Clark Marlya Errckson Marla Efthlmlou Shnrley Blumke Manlyn Larson Betty Johnson Therea Pease Thlrd Row Faye Schutjer, Dorn: Quail, Marcene Abbott, Marlya Kmght, Bermece Chenoweth, Helen Gerth, Irene Jennmgs, Joan Guvens, Audrey Larson, Maman Smlth Fourth Row Dona Alexander, Joan Beckman, Eleanor Holloway, Glenn Sykes, Duck Akkerman, Dan LeLaCheur, Jerry Potthazt, Verna Telkamp, Lorrame McKnight, June Steen Back Row Gerry Knutson, Ruth Macklntolh, Verma Crouer O ' .rd 1, ,,,,gg,,l . . ll - 1 - - u I ' I . . H . H . . ' ' 1 1 . . . . . , . : 1 1 1 - 3 ' ' 1 v 1 1 I ' r r ' r r - : fifmrq Club Officers: Carol Lane, display chairmang Geraldine Knutson, secretary-treasurerg Bev- erly Prather, vice-president, social chairmang Marjorie Nelson lseatedl, president. Gretchen Foster, Doris Quail, Merilyn Meyer, Roberta Neilsen, and Barbara Buller learn the secrets of library work Dona Alexander Eleanor Holloway Beverlee Blumke Sandra Knutson Doris Steffen and Eldonna Ruud are checking in the books This shows the miniature carnival display which was the theme of Book Week Upon entering the library we encounter an air of quiet efficiency brought about through the effort of Miss Eckert the librarian and members of the Library Club prepared a miniature carnival display for Book Week told stones to grade school pupils kept a scrapbook of school activities and prepared brweekly displays for the bulletin board During monthly meetings members of Library Club devoted part of their time to learning new library skills Social activities such as a potluck supper a theatre party and a picnic and roller skating at Lake Campbell filled the remaining meetings Also among the Important social functions was the faculty tea which Library Club sponsored We find that in addition to the two hours a week which each member must work in the library, this club also - . . . I - I . . . . - I . . unior C'laAA Play Standing: Mary Ann DeLong, Marcene Abbott, Don Wool- worth, Ruth Mackintosh, Wayne Severson, Ardis Jackson. Lorna Matson, Joan Beckman, Mona Moeller, Earl Risch. Byron Luke, Loren Ear-Iey, Larry Frie, Maria Efthimiou. Verl Stewart. Seated: Joan Haddow, Bette Steen, Marlys Knight, Janice Ullman. 'Uur MIAA KrooleA After arriving in the Junior High Auditorium on the evening of March 30, we soon felt at homeg for when the curtain arose on Our Miss Brooks, we found the stage set as that ever familiar sight - the schoolroom. Miss Brooks, played by Janice Ullman, was presented as a typical schoolteacher whose trouble started when the production of the school play was taken from Mary Ann DeLong as Miss Audubon and given to her. More difficulties arose quickly as the coach, Hugo Longacre, played by Larry Frie, accused Miss Brooks of under- mining the basketball team by using basketball players in the play and using the gym for play practices. Don Woolworth as Mr. Wadsworth, the principal, had the exhausting job of coordinating Miss Brooks' activities to the ideas of Mrs. Allen, a domineering member of the school board, acted by Joan Beckman. Ardis Jackson as Miss Finch, the librarian, tried to be helpful, but unfortunately she seemed to have a faculty for saying the wrong thing. More troubles were added by the group of students whom Miss Brooks had in the cast. Despite their lack of cooperation and other difficulties, the students finally were ready to present their play as we saw the curtain close on Our Miss Brooks. The cast was coached by Miss Lavonne Magnuson, who was assisted by student director Joan Haddow. Cue 61116 'piecu of Qgli t- C Piecea of fight Have you ever been in a play, or on a production staff? Have you given a declamation or read poetry? Then you are eligible to become a member of the Cue Club and work with your fellow Thespians. When the seniors were busy giving their play, Cheaper by the Dozen - the club treated them to a potluck supper. Then came the Christmas Ball lpictured abovel where we were transported to the North Pole, and Santa Claus distributed candy to everyone. But the big attraction of the year is the melodrama in the spring which is student-directed. We're still laughing at some of the gag lines from the one-act melodrama, Tobaccy Road with Detours. The lower picture at the left features Donna Moberg, Rodney Elgie, Bob Revell, and Beth Lund on the t'other side of the mountain. The officers are Dan LeLaCheur, president: JoAnn Brudos, vice-presidentg Dick Peddicord, secretary- treasurerg Jean Harshfield and Marilyn Larson, dance co-chairmen. Front Rowg Dick Peddicord, Jean Harshfield, Dan LeLaCheur, Marilyn Larson,JoAnn Brudos. Second Row: Jerry Oachs, Mar-vin Tyson, 1M:!'llYfl EI'I.CkS0l1, Lenore Johnston, Phyllis Clark, Thersa Pease, Shirley Blumke, Carol Lane, Beth Lund, Warren- Chapin, Roland Olson. WT: ROW- iA 'l Johafmsen. Mary Tank, Marlys Erickson. Helen Germ. Berniece chenowem, Margaret Harmlnq, Jpan Tinker, Neva L3 ef' M? '0n Solbefii Donna Moberg, Evelyn Risch. Fourth Row: Gerry Knutson, Lois Linder, Carlene Hansen, Marian Smith, Audrey vfzfgni 0llVC NHS, Mary Fishbaclg, Kathy Hanson, Jane Hallanger, Dona Leonhardt., Paul Leinbach. Fifth Row: Rodney 'Elgie, Janet R .g D9 'n3 Younllmih. -10311 GIVCHS, Irene JSNUHSJS, Marjorie Even, Marlene Tyson, Mary Bullis, Barry Johnson, Myron Linder. Back gm- hw Kun Steve I-eFevre. Glenn Sykes, Jerry Poithast, Neele Ki-use, Bob Revell, Dick Akkei-man, aiu Meek, Bei-ge Hanan, Dale ' IC . Bernard Gun. John Nutz, Faye Crapser, George VanLaningham. 'YB Front Row: Joan Tinker, Arlene Rishoi, Mary Fishback, Gretchen Foster, Jo Ann Brudos. Second Row: Anis Giddings, Sylvia James, Dorothy Quail, Barbara Buller, Jean Harshfleld, Joyce Nachtiqall, Rae Greb, Ardys Jackson, Ruth Foulke. Third Row: Marlys Knight, Marjorie Nelson, Pat Parker, Margaret Clark, Colleen Iverson, Arlene Kellog, Marian Smith, Neva Jean Walker, Norman Allstot. Back Row: Merilyn Potthaxt, Dave Christensen, Earl Risch, John Nitz, Bernard Guss, Loren Harshfleld, Arnold Johnson, Susan Straw. 0 Hmigm ln Spanish Club we are given an opportunity to learn about our Latin American friends. By singing and play- ing games in Spanish we get a better understanding of their ideas and language. At our Christmas meeting we portray the Spanish Yuletide customs. While the many friends of Brookings High School scramble for candy and peanuts from the pinata at the annual Spanish dance, they feel a little of the easygoing Spanish gaiety. The conga line has become a tradition of this gay, festive dance. Every year, Pan American Day is commemorated with an assembly program to promote good will between our southern neighbors and us. President-Mary Fishback Vice-president - Gretchen Foster Secretary-Arlene Rishoi Treasurer- Joan Tinker Social chairman-Jo Ann Brudos i S-nu Front Row: Robert Fishback, Le Roy Sorenson, Larry Frie, Jean Harshfleld. Second Row: Lois Van Maanen, Kay Korte, Julian Linder. Carol Sanderson, Mary Ann De Long, Loren Harshtleld, Mary Fishback. Back Row: Janice Ullman, Dave Christensen, Earl Risch, Richard Johnson, Don Norouist, Marvin Tyson, Myron Linder, Dan LeLaCheur. Taking the Wheel Made up of leaders in school activities, the Student Council gives opportunity for the students to have a voice in the government of the school. Acting on democratic principles, it endeavors to solve the problems which confront the school in a way which is acceptable to the students. Elected at the beginning of a school year by selecting a capable representative from each homeroom, this group promotes recreation and school work. This organization gives final approval to plans submitted by organizations or individuals. The Council, composed of sixteen representatives, meets when necessary to act upon the suggestions offered by the students. Each spring an election is held to elect a new student body presi- dent. The candidates were: Larry Frie, Wayne Severson, and Janice Ullman, with Daniel LeLaCheur. Janice is the new president. -. L Sitting: Carlll Appel, treasurer: Mary Fiahback, social chairman: Jean Harshfleld, president: JoAnn Brudoa v ce president Ruth Mackm tosh, secretary. Standing: Pat Parker, art and publicity, Margaret Harming, tumbling: Lorna Matson basketball Carol Lane speedball Dorothy Quail, track: Dona Leonhardt, recreational games: Arlene Rishoi, volleyballg Irene Jenn nos softball Renee Wesche assistant QTGIIU P0 I'. 91414 Koa:-d Filed Q1-IA ' i4ctu1itieA Starting out the new year with a get-acquainted picnic at Hillcrest Park, all new members were welcomed on to shipboard. Settling down to work, speedball and recreational games were the first sports of the new year. Although cold weather forced the canceling of our all- star game in speedball, the tournaments in recreational games sailed on to completion. Going indoors, we took up the most popular game on the calendar - basketball. We finished the season with 20 of the girls playing a demonstration game before the student body. Next came the groans, aching backs, and sore muscles, as we turned somersaults, cartwheels, somersaults, chest-rolls, and somersaults. Besides numerous appearances at both high school and college games, the advanced tumbling team performed at Madison High School. Leaving tumbling, we sailed on to the sport of volleyball. When spring came we took to the great outdoors. Straining muscles in track and trying to hit elusive balls in soft- ball, we came to the end of another year. But playing around was not the only thing. We sold candy at all the football and basketball games and with money from this we sponsored the Gentless Jive and our annual GAA Banquet. Miss Dona Brown of Huron was the guest speaker at the banquet. At the right is shown Miss Crabbs, the adviser of GAA. Cove golden 0linuteA bl. hal. , jr, - 's N. ' .Q-Jvyea 5 ' 2 4 ..,f.,, . . .5 b T 4 . , . 'ww .y .wsgsf .A PA :V ssl' -,vfu..?w.'?.?i f -A Mm Costume winners of the Gentless Jive: R. Greb, N. Berry, A. Kellogg, C. Iver- son, S. McDermott, J. Johannsen, M. Knight, D. Quail. Sitting: L. Mat- son, J. Ullman. Kick - and don't spare the shins! Speedball, the girls' version of foot- ball. Show them how it's done, Dona. Dona explains the game of paddle tennis. Get the ball, Jo! A highly-contested game of basketball. Was it a strike, Thersa? Bowling during recreational games. Our All-Star basketball team. Twenty girls were selected from the 138 girls who were out for basketball. Capem rn Treawured Hour-A 0 V Q The annual G.A.A. banquet. The main speaker, Dona Brown, is seated third from the right at the head table. Up and over! A spectator's view of volleyball. lt's spring and Hansen pitches - Fresh air fiends out for softball. Your guess is as good as mine. Grand march at the Gentless Jive. Mighty Minnie holds up the pyramid! Our advanced tumbling team performs. The Matcats pose for photographer. Moen, Fishback, Lund, Erickson, Johns- ton, Solberg, Harming, Tank, Appel, Quail, Rishoi, and Watson. Our team may win or lose the game ..., but if the peppy cheerleaders have anything to do about it, Brookings' teams will always be on top. As well as organizing the pep meetings, these girls introduced new yells, revised old ones, and kept up the pep in BHS. At three of the pep meetings the classes vied for the tra- ditional Little Red Jug which the seniors kept throughout the entire school year. All five of the cheerleaders supported the Bob- cats at the regional tournament, and at the state tournament held at Aberdeen. Three of this quintet are seniors. The four enthusiastic B squad cheerleaders led their yells in support of the Bobkittens. Both of the cheering squads are elected by popular vote of the student body. Fep Quintet Kay H01-te Cal-lene liamlen Peggy Muir Ketli land marilyn friclwon 'F' C'laeerleade1-A Hartley lllaclzin tml: gloria Uandenlerg leona lllagnua Sinai-lee Moen QEm Sea Chan t1e4 elwlwe' We 41ng JA we 4a1lf olrolwe' 5101.24 tlce trumpet gale' We 4tra1n our 6acle4 and 4weat and pall To 4et tlae 44114 and make tlcem all Wztln rlnytlnmzc 4eny we lnaul the repe ?or mtl: tire tempe4t we mu4t cope 144 on we 41111 40 fall of lwpe W . I W we i 1 Kwai Q F-1. H 3 S ,, U . .U YI -, . . .. f . ff X f QR NWN a :wax ' My 'W WQK ,- 35 N Q c X? ,, P xo no H YO H0 YO HO V 3 R 3 s I , ,A R '7?77Z6Yf S N gl, 1' 5599? M X ' f If 1 E . N lx X Q RAM I 4 X I Ep X0 XX XXX A 'W' Q x - RQ X V xr XX l . 1 N 1 wx ix' 'W' 0 '75 Q ' Q , WJSX X qu 0 Q, f I T ,f 1 f' , L R' V X X' 3 lf, x -5 ' Q MXH 4 I I- , I , J , 1 X 1 f M f bf X ' A rw 4 , , K - ' X 1 V If Xl I X 6 X X Q ' 1 . f fi - I wx Kette S teen Regzonal brum Illayorette Keaaty Wlnner lllayol-etteA Erght top performers provided speclal varuety on our Treasure Island The maporettes led the hugh school band as rt marched to each football game un the fall besndes twrrlmg an the Norwegran Day Parade and the Hobo Day Parade The twrrlers also gave fme exhrbrtuons at the half of the Bobcat homecomrng game and at the regional basketball tournament Bette Steen drum malorette won a Regnonal Drum Magorette contest and was chosen as one of the top four wmners for the month of March rn the Natronal Bandmasters Drum Malorette Contest Bett Stee a Pak e R ho Eldo AP M Moen Janet Osborne Dorothy Qua Tom F n ey Mary Tank Lane Lo s Van Maanen Sharon Lane Joan Haddow Caro ne McKn ght Lorna Matson Lorra rat Row Mary F shback Ca 0 Sanderson Am don John Shar ee Moen yn Potthast Lo s L nder Mar Fay Schutjer Verna Te kamp Ny a Osterme er Beug He en Second Row Roberta N e sen ntosh Ruth Mack a Mae Crosser ern Juan ta Wagner Trump s C ark M chae Phy Th rd Row Flo and O sen Spawn George Gast er Jerry ng Dav d Pr est y Swenn Margaret Lenore Johnston Maureen Ponto Mar yn Larson Joy Hanson van Hanson Davd Hanson a Sm th R058 Car ott Sch e d Darre Johnson Dean R chard ene O sen s Nchos Mar Phy Jan ce U man Gordon Borst Nona Watson A an 0 sen as Dempster Fern Aarstad An s G dd nos G enn Sykes DOUG Ruth Koh meyer Ness Ann Brudos 0 ve JO Fourth Row Charm an Te kamp s Mer e Aamot Br esen Mary Bu oyd Van Loren Harshte d Dona d Woo worth Loren Ear ey Bob F shback So berg Conrad Hart ey Mack ntosh Just ce L0ys R sch Ear Leroy Sorenson Wayne Severson av s M nor Curt x Reve Jean ne Dey ng Mar yn O sen Mar on So berg Rae Greb Leona Magnus Le nbach Pau and ng Mr Larson Beth Lund Marjore Ne son WO- 50- NO- wa- 0 appearances forma OI' m ts ad t UI'SE BS C0 d N .D i .C .D 0 U5 O super or 3 tng fa n Y N- ,- +- 'U ,O C fo th rl'S COIICC el' mm SU Ye TWC the 0 ate y 6 mm 88 TSB S f year 00 Fi : I , . I , I I , , , I , , I , I I , , , II, v I , I . I I I , I , I I , I , , I I , II , I , I , , , il , I , I I I , , I , i : I I , Ili I , i I , i , , I I , I ll , , Ili I I , I I , i , I I , II I , II I , I , i , , FI I , III , I , I I . I , II , I , , I I I , I , I , M I I , I II, , , I I , I , I I , I , I , I , I I , I I st I I . , , I I , I I , , I II , II I , I I , . lt has b en a long voyage or the band this year - ull o public appearances at games and in concerts, under the leadership o the pilot, Arne B. Larson. e ya egan wit playing at ootball games, continued through the sketball season, then change he b n made i e I . . F bru it presente i s annual concert, and on April 3, proved itsel outstandi g b i i for the eighth consecutive year at the regional C. . e and's di at the closing o the sch I , or it started reh I i di I I r I at It I ar y. Q- end n0l' d voyage l'lUOUS SITC 22 b 0I'll'8Sl' 3fY Th ye I YES 9 Pl! Parker Second Row Bette Sieen oway Dora Qua E eanor Ho Sharon Lane Lo x Van Maanen Joan Beckman Mary Ann DeLong Harshfied Caro Lane Jean rn Row Ard s Jackson Str: Th rd Row Susan He en W es Nancy Sonnemburg E donna Ruud R sho Janet Osborne Ar ene a Mae Croaser Dorothy Qua Ruth Mack ntosh Vern Orpha Overske bo m FU netta T A Roa ICH Roberta Ne Mary F shback Lorra ne McKn gh! Joan Haddow Verna Te kamp R ta Bushne Mary McDouga saksen Susan Wa ker C eo ayne Severson Barbara K ug Rae Greb Sho Jean ne Ke! eboeter Bortnem Gora Vandenburg Kay Caro Fourth Row an Te Kamp Charm Potthast George Gast er Los Lnder Mar yn Lenore Johnston Ponta Ch BUF!! M Sen O Madbhnl GTUU1 Le nbach Pau Stand ng d Woo worth Harshfie d Dona Loren R Sch Ear NOI13 VVEKSOI1 Jan ce U man G enn Sykes A an O sen eroy Sorenson Mar ya H rtes Curt s Reve He en Beug Jean ne Dey ng Mr Larsen Haro d Ste nback Beth Lund Marys Kn ght Marjore Ne son Mar yn O sen ersch QI - s voyage l'6C6 S0 fi 85 O vo- 'D FYI ,Q L 0 -C a d Y rfs fo f0I1 fa P8 F8 HP OHS SESS C8 Cf d ong pra h Ui 'U N gg-C 'U a so rec f Ve s bra in 5-n gg f il' BBC ye the d f 0l1Cel'f QI cessf ,i.2f. I I- h ..-U 3225: U.- u .J -C g OI ' 2 3 . o .6 E 0 .-, .- J:-2-2 : -- '- 0 - 1.1 n . sum' Q . -o.E - - 1:4-9 0 : N2 UI -- .o : eu . u.2u....S. -- ,gsm r ',j,'.I.f.-3 .- Ngo- -0- u -- E.-m .- C fu - ' nam -C .- 5-:.- ' u'U' .E U fu 4- -: 3-3 1: .- ':3 3 .-- Wo. N412 en - .. ,, as Nl mcg-3 --,- -:QS 5 - ' ll - 'Um l:.D 5 g2Tv E M- 5222 ln 2uo2 ,.- - n.- N: .- fu , 22 m.: -- - 'E.2l-of: 'I'- ' .-:n I-fu vnu. va- :- Cl-02-C ov ' su-C X - .9050 ,-.- mi--5,0 2 0 .-, ,Ah ci- - -- as L-Z5 - o .139 -.- -:BE -: s Qlgog . ' 230203 -- 4- - ,,,mEl-0 . , K - U oo vu - .- '-ou.2u .-- o-:Ur C - 09.534-o --- ': 5.71 - :- Q- ,Q 5 - . : .. - Q' , E u .-C - u. 3 .JE First Row: Lorraine McKnight, Lorna Matson, Nyla Ostermeier, Helen Beug. Ruth Mackintosh, Vernil Mae Crosser, Bernard Guss, Janice Ullman, Nona Watson. Back Row: Joan Haddow, Olive Ness, Roland Olsen, Roberta Nielsen, Ruth Kohlmeyer, Jerry Spawn, George Gastler, Mary Bullil, Lois Linder, Marilyn Potthast, Dale Fillback, Lenore Johnston, Earl Risch, Loren Harshfield, Donald Woolworth, Glenn Sykes, Alan Olson, Mavis Minor, Marlene Olson. Standing: Mary Fishback, Jeanine Deyling, Rae Greb, Marion Solberg. The pep band, under the direction of Mary Fishback, played for each pep meeting during the football and basketball seasons. It made two out-of-town trips for basketball games, one to Watertown, and the other to Sioux Falls. The pep band played for the final assembly of the year before Wayne Severson, next year's director, took over. Smaller realm nluance i4ctil1itieA The pit orchestra, which is composed of members from the regular orchestra, played for the Junior and Senior Class Plays. First Row: Ardis Jackson, Jean Harshfield, Sharon Lane, Eldonna Ruud, Joan Beckman, C Mary Ann DeLong, Eleanor Holloway, Doris Quail. Second Row: Bette Steen, Pat Parker, It c e Susan Walker, Orpha Overskei, Ruth Mackintosh, Vernia Mae Crosser, Dorothy Quail, Janet Osborne, Lois Linder, Marilyn Potthast, Charmian Telkamp. Third Row: Susan Straw, Wayne Severson, Barbara Klug, Rae Greb, Cleo lsaksen, Mary McDougal, Rita Bushnell, Mary Fishback, Lorraine McKnight, Roberta Nielsen, Roland Olsen, Glenn Sykes, Janice Ullman, Nona Watson, Earl Risch, Loren Harshfleld. Fourth Row: Carol Bortnem, Kay Ketleboeter, Marlys Hirtes, Le Roy Sorenson. Standing: Mr. Larson, Paul Leinbach, Madonna Grommersch, Marilyn Olson, Jeanine Deyling, Beth Lund. nr 1' v f 'Q A' f f.,. .J 4 'sim I X r , I , , , ef, 'Q-W Q ' fs , 1 -Ja- 2 Q X A hw f ,Q 6, - l ' . WX 5 s 1 I , nf K I '1 1fnif 14 Y' Q, ' ff.. f-N IV . ,A ,I GJ -vi' I sl . n yihri' I Q, i as I ' 5 -I i 1 x ' T f K ' W K W N V t 5'! 4 ' ' 4 , M .rf- Front Row: Bill Smith, director: Regine Tulty, Thersa Pease, Jane Mershon, Doris Atkins, Marlene Thompson, Renee Wesche, Mona Moeller, Kay Korte, Carlene Hansen, Marilyn Meyers, Jane Hallanger, Marjorie Evan, Margaret Harming, Shirley Mattson, Janice Johann- sen, Sharon McDermott, June Steen, Beverly Prather, Marlys Erickson, Lois Thompson, Marilyn Erickson. Second Row: Dona Alexander, Beverly Blumke, Hedy Bower, Eldonna Ruud, Beverly Mohor, Shirley Thompson, Annetta Trumbo, Irene Jennings, Evelyn Risch, Peggy Muir, Rita Bushnell, Donna Moberg, Ardis Jackson, Maria Efthimiou, Doris Quail, Bernice Chenoweth, Helen Gerth. Joyce Nachtigall, Shirley Blumke. Third Row: Bertha Vick, Athalyn Halstead, Lois De Kraii, Neva Jean Walker, Joan Tinker, Annajean Anundson, Arlis Johannsen, Bette Steen, Marlys Knight, Joan Beckman, Mary Ann DeLong, Eleanor Holloway, Jean Jeffreys, Delores Chenoweth, Dona Youngman, Muriel Peterson, Lorraine Prahl, Kay Kurtz, Delores Heppler, Eleanor Chapin. Shirley McCuen, Sona Roth, Faye Tompkins, LaVonne Ninneman, Marlyn Solberg. Fourth Row: Pat Parker, Bonnie Westegard, Marcine Abbott, Jean Harshtield, Joan Givens, Betty Johnson, Sylvia James, Fern Rishoi, Joan Knutson, Gretchen Foster. Fifth Row: Donald Norquist, Duane Prather, Larry Frie, William Mock, Donald Rykhus, Stanley Rishoi, Paul Birkeland, Byron Luke, Daniel LeLaCheur, George Van Laningham, Verl Stewart. Sixth Row: Marvin Halstead, Martin Smith, Evers LeFevre, Richard Eken, Larry Barnett, Robert Breazeale, Richard Dokken, Arden Plymate, Robert Revell, Dave Christensen, Richard Peddicord, Rodney Elgie, Richard Akkerman, Berge Hanson, Arnold Johnson, Gene Buckley, Patrick McMahon, Harold Steinback, Orville Heesch, Norman Kallemeyn, Marvin Steinback, Stanley Kukuk, Ordell Hill. Singe Skilled in 14 Cappel a Music filled the air as the baton of Bill Smith directed the mixed chorus, L'Allegro, and boys' chorus, adding to the musical appreciation of those participating. The first part of the year was spent working out songs for the annual Christmas program. The chorus provided the background music, while the Christmas story was presented by live shadow box figures shown below. The boys' chorus and L' Allegro added their well-sung bits to provide a wide variety of music. Several small groups such as .Le boys' octette and girls' octette provided entertainment for many social functions, as well as school activities. The musical mood prevailed as the mixed chorus, L' Allegro, and boys' chorus received superior ratings at the spring contest. The rendition of many well-chosen numbers brought praise and honor to the vocal department when they sang at the annual spring concert. The mixed chorus also presented a variety of numbers at commencement exercises. Included in these was a song written by Bill Smith. Additional Iaurels were awarded to the vocal department by the boys' and girls' octettes, who re- ceived superior ratings at the contest in Milbank. f ' , -, v' i? N' ,,,.1u--43.,-.ir...e,sau lv .4 f .4 4.4 . Front Row: Renee Wesche, Beth Lund, Rita Bushnell, Beverly Mohr-or, Peggy Muir, Marilyn Olson, Mary Fishback, Doris Quail, Shirley Mattson, June Steen, Gretchen Foster, Jean Harshfield, Shirley Blumke. Back Row: Dorothy Quail, Nona Watson, Marilyn Larson, Janice Ullman, Joan Tinker, Arlio Johannsen, Mary Ann DeLong, Ardis Jackson, Marcene Abbott, Verle Stewart, Donna Moberg, Pat Parker, Maria Efthimiou. I Wlegro and Kelp ' Clio:-aA ,9nA ire af lllawical Mood Front Row: Bill Smith, director: Orville Heesch, Leonids Ieleja, Earl Risch, Roger Kerns, Evers LeFevre, Donald Norquist, Richard Peddicord, Rodney Elgie, Berne Hansen, Arnold Johnson, Richard Johnson, Marvin Steinback, Gordon Atkins. Second Row: Arden Ply- mate, Larry Holliday, Paul Birkeland, John Nitz, Wayne Severson, Jerry Potthast, Larry Frie, John Amidon, Gene Buckley, Richard Akkerman, Harold Steinback, Patrick McMahon, Or-dell Hill. Third Row: Robert Breazeale, Richard Eken, Gerald Derdal, Daniel LeLa- Cheur. Robert Revell, George VanLaningham, Ronald Erickson, Dave Christensen, William Mock, Loren Harshield, Robert Fishback, Stanley Rixhoi. Back Row: Jimmy Johnson, Loren Enuel. Larry Barnett, Byron Luke, Le Roy Ness. P1133 ' if ' 1 V,-Nr, .lc K 'X t 60114 Octette Bull Smlth dlrector Norman Kalle meyn Robert Fnshback Robert Revell Ruchard Akkerman Wayne Severson Amldon Qrb Uctette Jamce Ullman Ardns Jackson Jean Harshfleld Beth Lund Mary Ann De Long Shirley Mattson Mary Flsh back Donna Moberg Cm teAt Wmnel-A George Van Lanmgham baritone Rlchard Johnson tenor Peggy Mulr mezzo soprano Ruta Bushnell lync soprano Nona Watson contralto , I ' I . I I I I I ' , . I . . I . Q - I I I I I Richard Johnson, Larry Frie, John as J J . l . I . 3 1 I I I I I I - -ww ? EAW Kuccaneer Kattleoi 14hoy' 14 Fzrate Ahqz ahead' Nhoy' She conzeA mth Aa11A Hood red' Roll the cannon' ?1re the hall' We fzght together one or all' Kal-e your cutlau here they come' We do or dze tzl the Aettzng Aan Hugh ho' The 6attleA fznally won' bw h Q f M ,n X , , lf f X 3 K, I N H 1 I ' 'f ' ' ' 4 ji :, X A 'Ngi S f X fNU 'S X xl - ,IQ X ' . ,L 6 xy - , xi 5 A x , f kxf. F r f K I XX N X ,ifo- Qg X13-53 Q 3 E.,-J-' ZF JAl W gmt 1 1 l ! Q' AffQ f:'. 1 Af f7J 6 Q 5 x k ' I P1 I Im h ! 1 N 10 0 I ' P L vw x ff ,Q L 5 r 1 '31, 1 Y H 'X NN N N , T 1,6 yzf x PM 1 A X1 , Q ' il U 4 g rg W M 4 ig , f f' 4, . ' 1 31 lm l r vt TL KJ I wk lk K . M T :,f mW,- I RR -Qg,fQ?1f4ft ,:L,iH,W O A C H I N G Q-4 S T A Virg Bell, football line coach. Harold White, head football and basketball coach. Nig John- F son, track coach. Lefty Johnson, B coach. F M O N O G R A M C L U B Top Row: Richard Dokken, Lee Roy Telkamp, Ray Telkarnp, Don Rykhus, Nig Johnson, Gene Buckley, Jack Nitz, Duane Rykhus. Second Row: Larry Frie, George VanLaningham, Byron Luke, Loren Engel, LeRoy Neu, Dan LeLa- Cheur, Dave Christensen, Roger Nelson. Third Row: Gordon Lanam, Stanley Rishoi, Evers LeFevre, Don Norquilt. Sandy Rymerson, Bob Revell, Jerry POYYHBIY, Rodney Elgie. Front Row: Richard Akkerman, sec.: Roger Kerns, Pres.: Richard Peddlcord, treas. I 2 U E Gm 57984 l5 l I9 Q0 gg J hw Front Ro Ray Telkamp Bob B ea e Ste e e N g Joh e e e e s o e e y Holl day ke econd Ro La y F e Go do Lan m Don Rykh ck Akke e Rykh a R o c okke 0 R LeLaChe r B ll Ch shol d Ro eo ge Va La g a ck P d o andy Ry ckson e N 1 n N Dave Chr stense Rod Elo e Lee Roy Telk p LeRoy Ne s Swain Kuclrlzng Kodcata We or Second Place rn the 5515 Con el-ence Coach Harold Whites strong but inexperienced Bobcats journeyed to Vermillion for their opening game of the 1950 gridiron season The first meeting of the two clubs was highly successful for B H S Down field block Ing and aggressiveness was the solution to the highly polished offense of the Felines With an air tight defense that held Vermillion to a single touchdown Brookings went on to win 20 6 lt was a sad day for the Bobcats when Sioux Falls came to Bobcat field for the two teams first conference game Although the opponents were evenly matched th Warriors took advantage of the breaks and managed to keep ahead of the fighting Cats by one touchdown for the entire game Injuries were suffered by both teams which had a bearing on the outcome of this and other games in the long season. Washington stalled out the game with a score of 20-l2. Plagued by injuries to key men and ill weather the Cats found it difficult to get into the winning column again on their trip to Mitchell. Both teams did their scoring in the first half and a deluge kept the Bobcats from catching up with the early-tallying Kernels. After beating off a late rally by the determined Felines the boys from the Corn Palace City went on to win l9-l3. It was a different story the following Friday when the luckless Aberdeen Eagles paid a visit to the lair of the improved Bobcats. In a game lengthened by the lights being out for an hour and a half the patient fans saw the Cats show the Eagles that they were to be reckoned with in the conference. A sterling defense was the answer to the Bobcats prayers in winning over the Eagles for the first time in ten years by the score of l2-0. Watertown was the next victim of the fighting Felines. In a game ot flaring tempers and vicious defense on both sides, the Cats proved to be the better team by stopping their opponents cold and reaching the Promised Land for twenty points more than their foes, and triumphed 20-0. Brookings enjoyed one of the most successful Bobcat Days in history, at the expense of the Yankton Bucks. The Cats started their scoring spree the first play of the game and were never stopped until the final whistle blew. A new scoring record had been set, and the Bucks had been mutilated by the fantastic score of 61-0. Nothing could stop the ferocious Felines now, as Huron felt the bite of the power-laden Cats. The line tore through the Tigers' backfield and stopped their running attack completely, while the backfield ran and passed like professionals, to rack up another huge total of counters. Huron found themselves in the last three minutes to save 'face a trifle. The score was Zl-6. The end of a superlative season came with a happy note on Bobcat field, with the Bulldogs of Madison the last but not least of the Cats' long line of opponents. Scoring early and frequently, the black Felines over- powered Madison completely with a victory of 4l-0. one 1 ui Top Row Larry Frue Bob Revell Second Row George VanL:1nungt-uam Duck Pedducord Ron Eruckson Jack Nutz Roger Kerns Evers LeFevre Thurd Row Rod Elgue Dan LeLaCheur Stan Rushou Don Norquust Gordon Lanarn Loren Engel Sandy Rymerson FOI-Jfih Row Lee RoyTelkamp Don Rykhus Ray Telkamp Duane Rykhus Duck Dokken Fufth Row Dave Chrustenseru Nug Johnson lack Nutz and Duck Dokken stop a play up the muddle George VanLanungham us stopped by an unknown Yank ton Iuneman Larry Frue wuth Dan LeLaCheur stop an end run durung tue Bobcat Buck massacre 4. , , r ' ill 1 J ,4 - , f , K , I u . M ' . 'Q U W nf , ,, 'J W ,L Back Row: Jerry Potthast, manager: Gordon Sharp, Bob Revell, Arnold Johnson, Sanford Rymerson, Donald Norquist, Gene Buckley, L y F i . F t Ft w: Duane Ftykhus, D Rykhus, Dave Christensen. Ronald E ickson, Gordon La m, Roge N Ison, By L k folliclzing Carta 'He for ?irAt in 5515 Con erence With a season of unpredictable games among the top four teams of the conference, the Cats in the last game knocked off the Watertown Arrows with a margin of one point to tie the conference title with the Mitchell Kernels. lt was Byron Luke's last second free throw that won the game. The Bobcats then literally clawed their way to the state tournament. ln the regionals the Cats were still showing the style of play which won them the conference crown. They beat both Aberdeen and Flandreau lndians. Next the Cats went into the State Tournament labeled a favorite. After setting a new tournament scoring record by downing the Winner five by 72 to 39, the Bobcats ceased pulling those last minute victories out of the fire for just one game and were downed by a hot shooting Sturgis Scooper five by 37 to 35. Sturgis kept right on rolling the next night and won the State Championship. The Bobcats perked up their knocked down ears the next night and came back to beat the Watertown Arrows by a score of 59 to 57 to win third place in the Class A Tournament. The leading scorer for the entire season was Byron Luke, who was placed on the all state team. Honoring the Cats and their fine season, the Junior Chamber of Commerce held their annual recognition banquet on March I2 at the Hotel Sawnee. Master of ceremonies for the evening was Herbert Cheever. Lefty Johnson presented the letter awards and announced that gold basketballs had been ordered for the team. Through the generosity of several Brookings citizens, the ESD Conference Co-Champions were given the opportunity to witness the NCAA finals in Minneapolis. WE THEY WE THEY 48 Flandreau Indians 43 60 Huron 41 37 Aberdeen 35 30 Mitchell 32 49 Huron 43 59 Madison 49 47 Mitchell 40 49 Sioux Falls 47 53 Madison Sl 52 Yankton 44 3l Rapid City 42 50 Watertown 49 44 Rapid City 46 Regional Tournament 52 Sioux Falls 54 43 Aberdeen 38 65 Yankton 52 50 Flandreau Indians 39 56 Watertown 63 State Tournament 47 Vermillion 45 72 Winner 39 50 Aberdeen 37 35 Sturgis 37 59 Watertown 57 l Front:DonNorquisi,RonaldE'k B k BbR ll D Ch't RyTIk mp,Byro Lk Rg NI NgJh L y F 'e, Duane Rykhus, Don Rykh Stan Rishoi. 7laincladA Show I-eat l7roweAA Thirteen may seem unlucky to you, but to our track squad it was a very lucky number. For thirteen boys entered five meets, to win the Regional meet and tie for first place in the State meet. Rain was a prevalent factor, but it did not stop Duane Rykhus and Stan Rishoi from establishing new records. Regional Meet Corn Palace Relays Bob Revell, high hurdles Z, low hurdles 4. Nig Johnson, broad jump 2. Byron Luke, high hurdles 3, shotput 3, high jump I. Don Norquist, mile run 2. Nig Johnson, 100 yard dash 2, pole vault 2, broad 440 Yard relay team 3. jump 2. Dave Christensen, low hurdles 3. Aberdeen Relays Stan Rishoi, 440 yard dash l, discus 2, broad jump l. Nig Johnson, l00 yard dash 5. Ron Erickson, l00 yard dash 3, shotput 2, high jump 3. Byron Luke, high jump 2. Don Rykhus, pole vault 2, high jump 2. Stan Rishoi, high jump 4. Ray Telkamp, half mile 2. Ron Erickson, high jump 4. Don Norquist, half mile 5, mile l. Duane Rykhus, pole vault 3. Jerry Danielson, mile 4. Roger Nelson, discus 3. , Duane Rykhus, pole vault l. 880 Yard relay team l. Mile relay team 2. Sprint medley relay team 2 State Meet Duane Rykhus, pole vault l Nig Johnson, broad jump 2. Stan Rishoi, broad jump 3. Byron Luke, high jump 3. 880 Yard relay team 3. ESD Conference Meet Stan Rishoi, high jump 2, broad jump 5. Byron Luke, high jump 3. Roger Nelson, discus 3. Nig Johnson, broad jump 2, l00 yard dash 4. Duane Rykhus, pole vault l. Bob Revell, high hurdles 4. Don Norquist, mile 4. Ray Telkamp, half mile 5. 880 Yard relay team 2. H . t X i fn 4-.csv ny. if l. '5'f 'v A Don Erickson develops cramps in his leg and is unable to finish the open 220 yard dash. The famous 880 yard relay team of Dave Christ- ensen, Don Rykhus, Ron Erickson, and Nig John- son. Hoppy Rykhus goes up and over to win first place in the State track meet. - Nig Johnson jumps into second place at the State meet. J 9 W-si Stan Rishoi breaks the B.H.S. open 440 yard record. Don Norquist kicks in to win the Regional mile. Jumping Byron Luke places his jump bar higher. Bob Revell edges into first place in his heat of the high hurdles. Nig Johnson winning his heat of the hundred yard dash. Front Row: Duane Rykhus, Sandy Rymerson, Dave Christensen, Don Norquist, Lee Roy Telkamp, Ray Telkarnp. LeRoy Ness. Second Ro Bill Ch' h I B r L k , St n R'sl1oi, Bob Robson Bob Breazeale Raymond Koerner La r Bar ett B k Row: Bob Ki k Di k Ek isom,Yon ue a i ,E , .fy n. ac c, c en Dick Gunderson, Jim Straw, Delwyn Moxon, Larry Holliday. 7lce Eo6lzittenA B FOOTBALL B BASKETBALL WE THEY WE THEY 27 Huron 0 59 Flandreau lndians 36 I3 Watertown 6 4l Aberdeen 24 7 Madison 0 47 Huron 35 l3 Sioux Falls 28 70 Mitchell 48 6 Watertown 0 55 Madison 38 7 Madison 2 53 Sioux Falls 25 39 Yankton 26 26 Watertown 46 36 Aberdeen 43 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 38 Huron' 42 Mitchel WE THEY 48 Madison 51 I3 Madison 8 45 Sioux Falls 50 I3 Madison 6 48 Yanldon 43 7 Watertown 20 30 Watertown 37 Back Row: Coach Dolan. Lane, Luze, Foster, Dempster, Patterson, Amidon, Richardson, Nielsen, Han, Mackintosh, Guss. Second Row Plymate, Kallemeyen, Lee, Bjerke, Moxon, Prather, Solberg, Matson, Corlett, Haddow, Gunsalus, Roach. 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X X xNLQbE V , X -J 'X' ' X ' Q xx, xx 5 f , , fx' X ' ,Q 1 X A' ji X4 g I 3 f vi, -- 'U 3 .. -f kt . X '13-- - ZZ' R U , 1 g...L,'iS:-f-'X j 'S X ', fx , ' 5 U- - lf- T- -Y . x, -A-,.r--'X',-QF' ',. ,1,,Lifj,u - - T XX xx ,wxgsn T5 Q - 24 fr:-:Q - ,wq - A, , QL, 7 -1 Senior C7444 Honor Studen tA Y Y WEB!!! I' AX 3 N C 7lre Clam of 1951 having dwcoalered 1tA 71-eaAure YA fend, endA 1tA journey tlrrouglc leigh Aclcool with the motto- 'Wake eacln dal, a jewel in tice treuure F?-EL clceAt of life. 11 O65 Senior f as I. .v W in i M fit X 'jg i f i 4 4 x RICHARD AKKERMAN--Chorus, Jr. play cast, Sr. play staff, Football, Cue Club, Industrial Arts Club, Boys' Chorus, FBL, Monogram Club Off., Boys' Octet, Kiwanian . . . ANNAJEAN ANUNDSON-Chorus, Jr. 8. Sr. play staff, GAA, FHA, Cue Club, Spanish Club, Industrial Arts Club, FBL, Rutland High School . . . SHIRLEY BLUMKE-Chorus, Jr. play staff, Sr. play st. director, GAA, FHA, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, FBL, L'Allegro Off., Girls' Octet . . . MARY BULLIS-Band, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, Pep Band, Sr. play st., Bobcat St., Q club. JOANN BRUDOS-Chorus, Band, Jr. 6. Sr. play cast, Student Council, Bobcat Staff. Declam., Home Room Officer, Kinetic Club, Cue Club Off., Spanish Club Off., GAA Off., Kiwanis award . . . WARREN CHAPIN-Jr. 8. Sr. play staff, Intramural Basketball, Cue Club, Kiwanian, Wood High School . . . BERNIECE CHENOWETH-Chorus. Jr. 61 Sr. play staff, GAA. FHA, Cue Club, FBL . . . PHYLLIS CLARK-Chorus, Band, GAA, Bobcat Staff, Home Room Officer. Cue Club, Industrial Arts Club, FBL, FHA Off .... FAY CRAPSER-Jr. dt Sr. play staff, Cue Club, Kinetic Club, FBL, Kiwanian, Bell Gordens High School, California. RODNEY ELGIE-Chorus. Jr. 6. Sr. play cast, Student Council, Bobcat Staff, Jr, Class Off., Football, Basketball, Track, Mono- gram Club, Home Room Officer, Quill and Scroll, Cue Club, Industrial Arts Club, Boys' Chorus, Bobcat Day Royalty, Kiwanian, Kiwanian award, Boys' State . . . MARILYN ERlCKSONfChorus, Jr, play staff. Sr. play cast, GAA, Student Council, Bobcat Staff. Broboca Staff, FHA, Home Room Officer, Quill and Scroll, Cue Club, FBL, Cheerleader, Matcats, BPW . . . MARLYS ERICKSON-Chorus, Jr. G Sr. play staff, GAA, FHA, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, Industrial Arts Club, FHA Off .... MARJORIE EVEN-Chorus, Jr. de Sr. play staff, FHA, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, FBL . . . DALE FILLBACK-Band, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, Pep Band, Jr. dt Sr. play staff, Cue Club, Kinetic Club, Industrial Arts Club. FBL, Band Off. MARY FISHBACK-Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, Pep Band. Jr. 8. Sr. play cast. Bobcat Staff, So. 8. Jr. Class Of- ficer, Declam., Home Room Officer, Cue Club, Kinetic Club, Spanish Club Off., L'AlIegro Off., Band 6. Orchestra Off., GAA Off., Student Council Off. Girls' Octet. Bobcat Day Royalty, BPW, Matcats , . . HELEN GERTH-Chorus, Jr. GL Sr. play staff, GAA, Bobcat Staff, FHA. Cue Club, FBL , . . JOAN GlVENSfChorus, Band, Jr, G. Sr. play staff, GAA, Broboca Staff, Cue Club, Spanish Club, FBL, Volga High School . . . BERNARD GUSS-Band, Orchestra, Put Orchestra, Pep Band, Jr. play cast, Intramural Basketball, Cue Club, Spanish Club, Band 61 Orchestra Off., Rotarian, Kiwanian award . . . JANE HALLANGER-Chorus, Sr. play st., GAA, Brobcca St., Declam., Quill and Scroll, Cue Club, Kinetic Club, Murray High School, St. Paul, Minn. A . 4' X15 A' ,Wh kgs 'X Xa., 6 . ...kwa I , 4I . i S 1 4 ,,,,, , , ., ' - .psf , 2 tx, . 2 '3 ::::. 'Z-hfsra? .-2512 5:25.-15535 fur: A' . '- -1-.f-.'.1f' ..::?--. , , it if iI x 3' 'WM v f iii I fi T7 BERGE HANSEN-Chorus, Jr. A Sr. play st., FFA, HR OH., Q Club, Kinetic Club. Boys' Chorus, FFA Off., Boys' Octet, Rotarian, State Farm Degree . . . KATHY HANSON--Chorus, Jr. 6. Sr. play cast, GAA, Bobcat St., Broboca St., Declam., FHA, HR Off., Q Club, Kinetic Club Off .... MARGARET HARMING-Chorus, Jr. play cast, Sr. play st., GAA, FHA, HR Off., Q Club, Matcat . . . JEAN HARSHFIELD-Chorus, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, L'AlIegro, Jr. Q Sr. play cast. St. Council, Bobcat St., Broboca St., So. Class OH., HR Off., GAA Off., Spanish Club OH., Kinetic Club Off., Q Club Off., Girls' Octet, Bobcat Day Lady, Kiwanian award, BPW . . . DUANE HARTMANN-Jr. dt Sr. play st., Intramural Basketball, FFA Off., State Farm Degree. ORVILLE HEESCH-Chorus, Jr, G. Sr. play st., Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Q Club, Boys' Chorus, FFA Off., Kiwanian, State Farm Degree . . . LEONIDS IELEJA-Chorus, Basketball, Boys' Chorus, Track, High School in Europe . . . IRENE JENNINGS-Chorus, Jr. 6. Sr. play st., GAA, Bobcat St., FHA, Q Club, Spanish Club, FBL . . . ARLIS JOHANNSEN- Chorus, L'AlIegro, Jr. play cast, Sr. play st., GAA, St. Council, Fr. 6. So. Class Off., FHA, HR Off., Q Club, Swing Group . . . ROGER KERNS-Chorus, Jr. play st., Sr. Play cast, Bobcat St., Broboca St., Football, Track, Quill and Scroll, Intramural Basketball, Q Club, Kinetic Club, Boys' Chorus, Monogram Club Off., Kiwanian. ALLAN KIRBV . . . GERALDINE KNUTSON-Jr. G. Sr. play st., GAA, FHA, Q Club, Lib. Club Off., FBL Off .... NEELE KRUSE-Chorus, Jr. dl Sr. play st.. Football, Basketball, Track, HR Off., Intramural Basketball, Q Club, Boys' Chorus . . . CAROL LANE-Band. Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, St. dir. Jr. 6. Sr, play, GAA, Bobcat St.. Broboca St., Sr. Class Off., Forensic Club, Declam.. HR Off., Quill and Scroll, Q Club, Kinetic Club, Lib. Club Off., Kiwanian award, BPW, Girls State, DAR . . . AUDREY LARSON-Jr. dt Sr. play st., GAA, Bobcat St., Sr. Class Off., Q Club, FBL Off., FHA Off., Mitchell High School. MARILYN LARSON-Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, L'Allegro, Jr. dt Sr. play st., GAA, Bobcat St., Broboca St., Sr. Class Off., FHA, Quill and Scroll, Q Club Off., FBL OH., Bobcat Day Royalty, BPW . . . STEVE LEFEVRE-Chorus, Jr. 8. Sr. play cast, Bobcat St.. Broboca St., Sr. Class Off., Forensic Club, Debate, Football, Bvkelbill- TFICK, MOYIOQPBH1 Club. HR Off., Intramural Basketball, Q Club, Boys' Chorus, Kiwanian . . . PAUL LEINBACH-Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, Jr. dt Sr. play st., FFA, Intramural Basketball, Q Club, Ind. Arts Club, Rotarian . . . DANIEL LELACHEUR-Chorus, Orch- estra, Pit Orchestra, Jr. dt Sr. play cast, St. Body Pres., Football, Morwofam Club. HR Off-. Intramural Bilkeiblll. Spanish muh. BOYS' Cl'l0I'I-ll. Q Club Off., FBL Off., Rotarian, Howard High School . . . DONA LEONHARDT-Jr. 6 Sr. play st., GAA, Bobcat St., Broboca St., FHA, HR OH., Cue Club, Girls State. i if si xv ,as Q .JQX 'R ,4 ' 1-'J' -a' A , ca- bl gsm we .. i 3 I ' V cr ' 2 f si -. . A si f T' Q f , 1 , . ., ,giffwi I 5 MYRON LINDER-Jr. play cast, Sr. play st., Student Council, Bobcat St., Broboca St., Jr. Class Off., Forensic Club, Debate, Declam.. Home Room Officer, Cue Club, NFL Off., Boys State, Kiwanian, BHS Radio Forum . . , BETH LUND-Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, L'AIlegro, Jr. dl Sr. play cast, GAA, Bobcat St., Broboca St., FHA, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, Kinetic Club Off., Girls' Octet, Swing Group. BPW, Cheerleader, Matcats . . . FRANCIS McKELVEV-Chorus. Jr. A1 Sr. play st., FFA Off .... MAVIS MINOR-Chorus, Band, Pep Band, Jr. 8. Sr. play st., GAA . . . DONNA MOBERG-Chorus, L'Allegro, Jr. 6, Sr. play cast, GAA. Student Council. Bobcat St., Fr. Class Officer, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, Library Club, Spanish Club, FBL, FHA Off., Girls' Octet. SWU19 GFOUD. BPW. WILLIAM MOCK-Chorus, Band, Jr. 6. Sr. play st,, Student Council, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, Library Club, Kinetic Club, Industrial Arts Club, Boys' Chorus, FBI. . . . PEGGY MUIR-Chorus, L'Alleqro, Jr. 6. Sr. play st., GAA, Bobcat St., FHA, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, FBL. Mixed Octet. Swing Group, Cheerleader . . . IVONNE NELSON-Chorus, Bruce High School . . . OLIVE NESS-Band, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, Pep Band, Jr. 8. Sr, play st., GAA, Bobcat St., Declam., Cue Club, Kinetic Club, FHA Off., BPW . . . JOHN NITZ-Chorus, Jr. play cast, Sr. play st., Bobcat St., FFA, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Monogram Club, Home Room Officer, Intramural Basketball, Cue Club, Boys' Chorus, FBL, Spanish Club Off., Kinetic Club Off., Student Council Off., Kiwanian, Boys' State. JERRV OACHS-Chorus, Sr. play cast, Cue Club, Boys' Chorus, Washington High School, Detroit Lakes High School . . . ROLAND OLSON-Band, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, Pep Band, Jr. play st., Sr. play cast, Football, Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Cue Club, FFA Off., Band Off., Kiwanian, State Farm Degree , . . NYLA OSTERMEIER-Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Jr. A Sr. play st., GAA, Bobcat St., FHA . . , VERDA PAULSEN-FHA, Mountain View High School, Arkansas . . . THERSA PEASE-Chorus, Jr. 8. Sr. play st., GAA, FHA, Cue Club, Spanish Club, Industrial Arts Club, FBL. DICK PEDDICORD-Chorus, Jr. dl Sr. play st., Class Off., Forensic Club, Debate, Football, Basketball, Track, Home Room Officer, Intramural Basketball. Kinetic Club, Boys' Chorus, FBL, Monogram Club Off., Cue Club Off., Rotarian . . , DONALD PLOEGER-Sr. play st., Kiwanian, Elkton High School . . . JERRY POTTHAST-Chorus, Jr. dl, Sr. play st., Football, Basketball, Monogram Club, Home Room Off., Cue Club, Library Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Chorus, FBL, Industrial Arts Club Off.. Rotarian . . . EVELYN RISCH-Chorus, Sr. play st., Cue Club . . . BOB REVELL-Chorus, Jr. 6. Sr. play cast, Student Council. Football, Basketball. Track, Monogram Club, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, Boys' Chorus, FBL, Football Capt., Boys' Octet, Bobcat Day Royalty, Kiwanian. .Q 'Q' vi' '-A 3: 'I , 'f x lf' 1' C 1 v X 1. C? -' - Q an -f ' 4-rv C 'C' l 3 I ii 'uf' K4 .4 , ef 1 ' ind Q 4 HC' x 2, is 4 . Q57 fi 1' I ,g , fi F QA f H i ,A Q TIN. GORDON SHARP-Jr. ri Sr. play st., Football, Basketball, Track, Monogram Club, Cue Club, Kinetic Club, FBL . . . MARIAN SMITH-Chorus, Jr. 6. Sr. play st., GAA, Broboca St., Debate, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, Spanish Club, FBL . . . MARION SOLBERG-Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Jr. dl Sr. play st., GAA, Broboca St., FHA, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, Matcats . . . GLENN SYKES-Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Pit Orchestra, Pep Band, Jr. dl Sr. play cast, Student Council, Football, Basketball, Track, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, Lib. Club, Kinetic Club, Industrial Arts Club, Boys' Chorus, FBL Off., Band Off., Kiwanian, Boys State . . . JOAN TINKER-Chorus, L'AIlegro, Jr. G. Sr. play st., GAA, Student Council, Bobcat St., Broboca St., FHA, Home Room Officer, Quill and Scroll, Cue Club, FBL, Spanish Club Off., Mixed Octet, Swing Group. MARLENE TYSON-Chorus, Jr. play cast, Sr. play st., GAA, FHA, Home Room Officer, Cue Club, FBL . . . MARVIN TYSON-Chorus, Sr. play cast, Football, Basketball, Cue Club, FBL, Kiwanian . . . GEORGE VANLANINGHAM-Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Monogram Club, Intramural Basketball, Cue Club, Boys' Chorus . . . NEVA JEAN WALKER- ghorgs, Jr. G. Sr. play st., GAA, FHA, Cue Club, Spanish Club, FBL . . . JANET WILABY-Chorus, Sr. play st., GAA, FHA, ue ub. DONALD WOBBEMA-Football, Basketball, Track, Home Room Officer, Intramural Basketball, FBL . . . DOUGLAS WULF. DONNA YOUNGMAN-Chorus, Band, Jr. 81. Sr. play st., GAA, FHA, Cue Club, FBL . . . FARIL REEVE-FFA, Band, Swing Band, Orchestra . . . RONALD ERICKSON-Not pictured, Chorus, Football, Basketball, Track, Cue Club, Boys' Chorus, Monogram Club Off., Rotarian, Bobcat Day Lord. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS: Back Row: Steve LeFevre, President, Dick Peddicord, treasurer: Audrey Larson, social chairman, Marilyn Larson, secretary, Carol Lane, vice-president. Front Row: Bettymarie Jones, Guy Karnes, Laura Paulson, Lavonne Magnuson. .av anne U wa -Y: Senior P ay 'Cheaper 69 tlie helen CAST Joe Scales Marvin Tyson Lillian Marilyn Ericksen Mrs. Gilbreth Mary Fishback Mr. Gilbreth Roger Kerns Bill .. ,7,, Steve LeFevre Jackie . Jerry Oachs Dan . .. , Roland Olson Anne .. . .. Jean Harshfield Martha , . ,,,,,, Beth Lund Ernestine ., Donna Moberg Assistant Director , Shirley Blumke Mrs. Fitzgerald JoAnn Brudos Frank Rodney Elgie Dr. Burton . Dan LeLaCheur Larry , . ,,s, . . Bob Revell Miss Brill . Kathy Hansen Assistant Director . . Carol Lane Fred lnot shown at leftl Glenn Sykes As the curtain rises on the senior class production, Cheaper by the Dozen, the story of the Gilbreths and their family of twelve children methodically unfolds. Dad Gilbreth was a determined man with many immovable ideas concerning the saving of time. The older girls, Anne, Ernestine, Martha and Lillian, found his determination to have them graduate from high school quickly, especially un- pleasant: it left no time for boys and popularity they desired. The boys found father's ideas hard to bear when he divided the work among them and ran the household on a factory basis. The play was directed by Miss Mag- nuson, assisted by Carol Lane and Shir- ley Blumke. ,. A .7 bown on a South ern Wan tation A ?or time unior-Senior Eafnquet and Frvm Skye bay at Sioux ?allA Senwr Krealefzw WE GATHER AS A CL, FOR THE LAST TIME Wi lat germ MNASTIC GYRATIONS IGRAMMATICAL EPISODES YSTICAL MOODS UPREME SEQUENCES ff XX Marlene Tyson, Neele Kruse, Beth Lund, Dick Peddicord, .lean Harsh- field, Roger Kerns, Rodney Elgie, Kathy Hanson. 1 Lund, Paul Leinbach, Dan cl.aChcur Roland Olson John Berge Hansen, Joan Tinker, George Vanlaningham, Peggy Muir, Bob Revell, Donna Moberg. Jerry Potthast, Helen Gerth. KIWANIAN SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS: Mary Fishback. Carol Lane, Jean Harshfleld. Janice Ullman, Anis Giddings. Dave Christensen, Mary Tank, Lois Linder, Robert Fishback. Annetta Trumbo. Mike McMahon. USD TESTS: Back Row: JoAnn Brudos. Jane Hallanger, Audrey Larson. Olive Ness. Jean Harshfield, Kathy Hanson, Marilyn Larson, Carol Lane. Mary Fishback. Front Row: Myron Linder, Bernard Guss, Dick Peddicord, Rodney Elgie. Tren ure ll fvx M Scholarship at Northwestern: Marilyn Larson. 2 NROTC Scholarship at North- western: Rodney Elgie. ., r, 'f'f'f '7 ,gp l. Library Awards: Carol Lane, Gerry . Knutson. 'V 2. FFA Award Winner: Duane Hart- C mann. 3. American Legion Scholarship: Dan ffff LeLaCl1eur. ,jff j, .yy ' 4. FHA Awards: Thersa Pease, Olive A131555-3' Ness. 1 2:gQ:Q?l:.-F - 14:3-fzza.if5'a BPW: Back Row: Cai-Q' Lane, Beth Lund, Jean Harshfield, Marilyn Erickson. Front Row: Olive Ness, Mary Fishback, Marilyn Larson, Donna Mcberg, KIWANIANS: Back Row: Steve Lelfevre. Marvin Tyson. Glenn Sykes, Warren Chapin. 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