Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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-qui' Vacatuon tume jobs put to ummeduate use the skulls of students takung the varuous phases of the commercual courses Many students recog nuzung thus fact are traunung themselves accord ungly Typung however us one skull that us bene fucual to everyone CCL!! alll-lil Arne B Larson Instrumental Musuc Geraldune Crabbs Physucal Educatuon Ernest Shaha Druvers Traunung Wulluam Smuth Vocal Musuc Druvers traunung a comparatuvely new course has attracted many students The extra traun ung peruod of two hours a week seems to have duscouraged none Many skulls folk dancung among them are taught un physucal educatuon classes 'bu ' 1 3 ua- K , ' -4 1 I 'ua-. Q , A A 1 1.1 . . . . . . , . . I . I I . I - l 0 . - 0 . ' 0 a I I I Q n 0 - I . n lu I , - al.. A I , N s ,limba ' 1- 'll Q X l I Q 6 - 21. f ,, f 3, , 1 l . l , A 5- 0 I a 3 ' . ' X gf

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2 pracfica! .f4rf5 Ardelle Thompson Typing Einar Reinertsen lndustrial Arts Esther Maclean Home Economlcs Orthula Doescher Home Economics Robert Thompson Agriculture Bettymarne Jones Busmess rx QT.- Vacatlonal courses teach practncal abllltles whuch can be used In the occupatlonal fleld that the student chooses Looklng toward the future rn terested students may select enther agrncultural or commercnal courses both of whlch have proved therr value Home economlcs IS valued especially by gurls who asplre to the art of homemaklng but It has many flelds from whlch gurls may choose dlfferent types of careers One may say of a cooking class In home economrcs that they eat thelr mrstakes HP I 4-.Litas Q rw-vi Y Pr V y I! f. . f f,f , , V ' F ' ie T 1 X' I . I . . . ' , . fl ' !- 3 T ' ' . - 9 L' j L- n.l'- , Q A- - In gi A 74 3 .I A N ' . - w . V ru l' K l 1.3 Q .l ,Q -, A . fl Qilsss - u s 'Q C r :-w , M X if, I' ' 4

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Wi tl anr! Science Floyd Johnson General Science Vlrgll Bell Blology Physlcs Frances Malmstrom Algebra Spanish Ruth Helland Mathematucs Guy O Karnes Chemistry The science department unfolds opportumtles which help eager students understand the many complexltles of general sclence biology phy slcs and chemlstry Weather study rs enllvened by Mr Johnson s drawings ln biology the girls have no qualms ln dlssectlng frogs Many puzzled expressions were seen In the physics and chemistry laboratories and many of the classrooms were permeated wlth strange odors but there seems to have been no casu altnes only an Increased mterest In what Iles about us L. . 4 ' ., A ' G .N - N, , . Q I f ., , - an -1 ' fi . . x ' ' - ...M M x I g I f o , 1 V, , I 1 1 S f , Q ' 1 ,U Q - ,-' Y ' .. ... 5 If a ind' X .S , KU' . ' 'lx s . Y' ,- A f 5 ' K V X . . . . . I . . . . . 1 I ' . . . . 1 ' I , . ..... . . . . , , . .