Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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1 lllllllfM Soma! Sf Jie Helpmg students keep up wrth the problems of our fast changlng world us the purpose of the varlous socmal studles classes Several courses ln history provlde a background for International Relations Charts and globes glve a clearer plc ture of the srtuatlons studled Harold Whlte Soclal Studres Coach Lavonne Magnuson Clvlcs Economics Leotta Hampton World History Latm Lols Sandvlg Llbrarlan Norman Johnson Amerucan Hlstory -F1 One way of brlnglng current topics to the class IS the use of a panel dlscussron The llbrary IS a quuet study hall as well as a reference and reading center Literature past and present may be read for pleasure or for reports 2 A ' u ' A ' I L , l . .. . r I I R K-J ' 'A 1 O U Q7 1 ' ul 4 Q , ' 1 l L. rg, gg r S O I .Q 1 ry :Z ' . I K - X A , , .. ff g ,. Q I L Q f ,ar , ,.- 1 ---:J . . . . . . I I e 7 , 1 X r, 1, 1 X 'V D ' y : g A - - ffm

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Mathematrcs from rts baslc fundamentals In algebra to :ts complex formulas ln trlgonometry offers a challenge to those students who register In the courses offered at BHS Wlth the ad vancement of sclentlfrc knowledge today a good foundatron ln math ns desirable Grammar Irterature composrtnon and speech are emphasized during the four years of Englnsh that are requlred of every student The extra maternal that the rnstructors Introduce rn class brrngs added Interest and lessens the monotony of class work angm Ruth Shaffer Engllsh ll C Amanda Quill English I Laura Paulson English IV Elizabeth Dahl English Ill 13 we , , , 4 L A .P Fl , Ak' I fp V 4 Q It fi E A I Z , ' I . . . . . I .. -I . . E ' . I I l . wry, 'fl' l Y I . , 2 X X X - ' gm 1. . ft . o ' P 5 ' V A 1 1 ' I I . ,xx

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Sfudent 0Uel'Ilh'l0l'lf On Tuesday February 26 Student Government Day sponsored by the American Legnon brought wade response from the BHS senlors Each senlor was assigned a certaln positron In the cnty government by the Board of Commission ers which was elected prevlously The students having per formed the dutles of their offices submltted reports to the Board as Nona Watson rs domg above The Commnssloners Don Rykhus police and flre departments Joan Haddow streets and publlc property Don Woolworth water works and sewerage and Mary Ann DeLong mayor Polrce chlef Byron Luke frnghtl and hrs asslstants were kept busy by the lawlessness of the sensors Durmg the after noon varuous cases were trned rn the mumc pol court Lower right shows a court scene rn which Police Magustrate Larry Frle rs sentencing LeeRoy Telkomp Lower left shows student frremen learmng therr dutles Everyone furthered hrs learmng by partlclpatlng lr 'Ni av '- wr' 'Y ' I Y A a woo..-r.ss1 l Ax' r f Q ,' A ,fr k 1 -' , I e v- I . I. . I 0 I - c I . a n were Ruth Mackintosh, in charge of finance and revenue: , ' : , : . X I 1 - , . . 5 ' 2 . Ii Q - bun., . M, 1 4 lf