Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1954 volume:

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V , V 7 5., Y , ' 'fl af ,A X X 1 , . 4, dx R4 X tftww J, ,V X t , g mxwf N ' t 1 J JE 1 XW 'R 4, ' -I 1 1, tx I f 'r 1 X - x NV , ,l .N ,thu 1 H , , 4 1 ' 'f.f, , f 1 w Q X X H R O I U Sllver Anmversary for the Bobcat The Senror Class of l954 presents the twenty fifth edrtlon of the Bobcat yearbook We of the 54 staff un thrs anmversary edrtron would like to pay trlbute to the progress and achievement made ln the frrst twenty four Bobcats. In thus annual we shall try to review the 53 54 year at BHS according to the standards set before us Annuals are luke anmversarres. On an anmversary frrends gather to review and reminrsce on their achrevements of the past. Lrkewrse we hope this '54 Bobcat wall be an anmversary to you by placmg you among your hugh school friends, by remmdmg you of your hugh school classes and actrvttres, and by berng a permanent record of the hnghlrghts of this your hugh school year. 2 9 I I I O O I C I O .N 1 Us 5 vii 4 . 3 Q 71 s. W r I , r o . . - I J A' Paging through the first Bobcat yearbook of 1930 are Al Nerlsen flrst Bobcat edltor and Davld Hanson edltor of the twenty fifth Bobcat il Mr Horrrgan adviser for the first fourteen yearbooks and Mnss Helland advlser for the last ten annuals dusplay the entrre set of twenty four Bobcats 3 F g ff! . L., 'V .' L. , I I I :I F 1' , 5 1' if Q 1 8' ' I I I I . Lnlllan Larsen The GAA was an actuve organization The gurls RCVICW of the 1930 Bobcat Edltor AI Nielsen Bus Mgr Robert Matson Adviser Mr Horrlgan J E Martm comes to BHS as new supermtendent Flfty sux senuors graduate MUSIC Selmer Aarstad Eva Annes C lalr Armrn Stanley Atkmson Walter Beneke Evelyn Burandt Clarence Chrnstenson Lucille Crosser Bernadette Culhane Harrlet Dybdahl Malcolm Edge Rolland Fry Lors Gunsalus John Haney Margorue Hansen Marvln Hansen James Harper Dwight Hoy Mane Janssen Jean Jeffrey Blanche Jeffrles Clare Johnson Rachel Jones K enneth Korte H enry Kramer Loss LeCount Mary Llevan Dorothy Lombard Vernon Luze Kathleen MaComb Glenn Madsen Eumce Manley Robert Matson Leonard McCormack Adelaide McGarraugh Donald McNamara Carolyn Morrlson Alvln Nielsen Sarah Opdahl Beulah Perslnger Lenore Rosedahl Laura Sanderson Eunice Sarver Vlrgll Sellx Foe Selke Fern Shelp Nell Stewart Harlet Swartos George Trumbo Kennls Wheeler Donald Wllluoms Maldred Larson Shirley Larson Lucllle Young Wallace Yule Athletncs Robert Matson was the football captam e record showed 3 wms 3 defeats and 2 tres ln basketball the team frmshed 4th In the E D conference the highest ratlng BHS had had e record showed 8 wms and 6 losses Games wut Sloux Falls were spllt Huron won the state title ln track 5 meets were attended Bob Coffey was the coach and the name BOBCATS oruglnated from hrs flrst name Clubs There were four active clubs Dramatlcs Mono gram HI Y and FFA The band was rated as an outstanding musucal group m the state The orchestra was organized that year wlth a membership of thlrty The vocal groups were Girls Glee Club Boys Glee Club and Chorus The operetta The Yoko homo Maid was glven Dramatlcs Three plays were given The Patsy by the senlor class The Charm School by the Junuor Class and Green Stockings by a combined Jun nor and Senior Class The senlor play was gnven du rung commencement week Debate Seventy nlne people reported for debate tryouts After four weeks a squad of twelve was picked from this group John Martln and Robert Burris entered the dlstruct tournament defeatmg Haytu but losmg to Watertown Girls Athletics participated only In basketball volleyball and baseball Personalstles There were 20 teachers on the faculty Including the prlnclpal and Mr Horrlgan was teachmg physics Agnes Schlender was the secretary to the super lntendent Robert Matson was president of the sensor class most popular boy and best all around student Horace Clarm was voted the best athlete Bernadette Culhane was glven the tltle of most popular glrl Walllam Tullusch was voted the person with the most school splrlt Gaye Kane lMrs Ben Schaphorstj was the tea cher of latln e . . I l . , . .3 . n . 1 lj I I . . ,g . I . u - I - - I . . . .I . .. . , '. Th ' ' . I I . . . . I . . . .. . S . . , ' ' . Th - ' . 'h ' . .0 ' I . . I u , U , . . : . I - I . . I I' 1 - .- 4 J. E. Martin Supermtendent Twenty five years of service Throughout the year Mr Martin worked diligently making his twenty fifth year as Superintendent of Brookings City Schools one of real progress. Words cannot express our deep gratitude and respect for the guidance he has given us. ln recognition of his fine record as an administrator, many people sent their congratulations We in South Dakota are looking at your splendid record with pride and admiration Lester H Baumann, Superintendent Yankton Public Schools Your leadership in educational circles in this state is of hugh quality Dwight D Miller Superintendent Watertown Public Schools Ralph Ginn, Head Football Coach, South Dakota State College 'lhere is no one who has given such superior service over such a long period of time Bernard Linn Commissioner of School and Public Lands Your philosophy based on experience sound gudgment fair play ready wit and untiring effort has always been an inspiration to me James F Slocum, Superintendent Huron City Schools Certainly your work has been an outstanding influence for good on the people of your com munity throughout the years Harold S Freeman State Superintendent A quarter of a century of service to the youth of any commumty is o noteworthy achieve. ment When that service involves the direction of an educational system one of the best in the Middlewest the person responsible for that direction deserves special commendation R Y Chapman, Dean of Student Personnel, South Dakota State College 5 . , . . . . I . . . . . ll n - . I . - 1 I . . 0 ' . I . . . . . . . . . . 1 . I . I . I . . . lt was a rich experience for me to have had an opportunity to work with John Martin . . .' . . . . . o ll . I . . . ' I 0 . . I . I . I . . . u q - I . . , . I. I I , - I I . g , . . . .- s . - I u . . . . s l Lester Horrlgan Prmclpal gy! LJVVZ.-N gf rf, Reaches the 3 g, X E Twenty flfth Ml t ffy' NL: lesone was also an assistant coach and the Bobcat adviser He continued this work until he became prin clpal of the Senior high school in l943 And this work both as teacher and principal has kept him in the building below all these twenty five years When we first heard of Doc as freshmen we were awed but as semors we knew him as lust one of us Doc s bits of advice have helped many of us over the rough bumps in the road 0' A 'Q vs, . . if or me f 5 5 , . g sss' 255' f A E . K ..- Mr. Harrigan, commonly known as Doc', came to Brookings in 1929 as the physics teacher. He . . . . I . I . . I . 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' r e f ' X3 ' 'le , t' .' 5 .X .A Alphus Chrlstensen L l: Bartllng Stanley Sundet clerk Agnes Schlender supermtendentJ E Martln treasurer Elton Shank presrdent Wlllram McCann Mrs Esther Farnham School Board The School Board IS the team behind the scenes They glve struct ottentlon to the thousands of unthought of questions that pertain to our welfare They hlre competent teachers give us guidance proper facllltles and supplies The Board IS constantly Improving our present school and IS now plan nmg a new bulldmg They also direct the school curriculum and see that we have a well rounded education The seniors know the School Board best by the chalrman s signature on their diplomas We wlsh to gave a vote of thanks to the School Board They have done many thmgs for whlch we are grateful With the wonderful guidance tl' y have given us we can go forward better prepared Worlang behind the scenes were Ag nes Schlender, secretary to the Superintendent, and Lnlllan Blerke, secretary to the Pnncnpal 'X' an 7 I ' ' I I I ' ' I , , . . . 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' I sv. 1 ' ' ,- Robert Flshback Student Body Presldent Under the able leadershnp of Bob Frshback, the Student Councll accomplished many thlngs thus year School dances and pep sluts came under the domlnatlon of the Council They sponsored Bobcat Day changing the Schedule so that there could be a bonfire the mght be ore Faxing the trophy case proved to be a task the Council enloyed They also spent a lot of tame revlsmg the Constitution Wmdlng up the the school year they sponsored an all hugh dance durlng the track season Student ounell F rst row Faye Anderson Lynette Rlsch M I8 Hart Second ro M llyn Sanderson Kathy Sundet Sharon Mlx Joan Ven bles Thnrd row Joe F nha Joa ne McM lla Alan Guddr gs Max DeLong Lloyd K rschenmann Davud Hanson Stand ng James Matso Dean Sch eld Rage Nelson Ha tley Mack' tosh Tom Frnley Tom Hart and Bob Flshback Mr Glerde Mary MacDoug l Emmett Foste Judge C ay Marcus Wlese G orge Madsen John Am don chr Joe Farnham Mr Klensasser Safety Counc1l One of the problems the student council had to dlscuss thus year was how to promote highway safety A motlon passed un student council brought about the appointment of a Safety Council by pres :dent Bob Fnshback With John Amldon as chair man and Mr Glerde and Mr Klemsasser as ad vlsers the Safety Council met weekly to discuss current dnvlng problems. They put up colorful displays and posters which dealt with many dlf ferent phases of drlvlng Assemblies sponsored by the Councll Included two excellent movles and an address by Judge Walter Conway from the mumclpal court In Sioux Fa s The students who drove to school left their keys In the office during the day for safekeepmg they also received Courtesy IS Contagious stickers for their car wmdows. Due to 0 new state law, stu dents were requlred to reguster for dnvers per mtts lnghtl . ' , a , r, onw , ' , e , i , ., , . i . 0 . N H, u u I . t , . . . . . 5 , , 5 t . . ' MA W, et, ' l ,,-. H . , g. . . . . f I 1 ll . - I a I . . . . . . 5 V . . . 2 . I 9 Problems j J rf L... Kenneth Errckson socral scrences debate coach Norman Johnson U S hlstory assrstant coach The students who have a yearmng to know more of hrstory, mternatronal problems, or of government, are offered four years of socral studres Freshmen are offered a course rn general social studies, sopho mores, world history lunlors a requrred course, U S history, and sensors have a choice of rnternatronal relations, cuvlcs whrch IS required, economics, or socral problems Next year senlor courses are being combined unto one course entltled Problems of Democracy Democracy QR Edna A re librari on 10 ,W ' v . u. Mary Briscoe Latrn I world hr story declamatron Englrsh - Your Key to Success s a dagger whlch I see be fore me and Et tu Brutus were famlllar phrases around the halls of BHS this year The four English classes were kept very busy writing short stories flmshmg term papers memorizing passages and working on book reports and speeches some times staysng up nn the mvddle of the night to fmlsh the work But the unit on modern plays provided most relaxation and enloyment Laura Paulson English IV speech Elnzabeth Dahl Englush lll play durector X X C Amanda Qunll X ,nl Englrsh n ,,. Mark Bunsness wr-f X English l Preparing fx Dorothy Hazel typing shorthand Clarence Drenkhan bookkeeping business I fl 4 for the Business World With the help of the business teachers, the classes in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and business law and arithmetic began to prepare themselves for vocations in busi- ness. The various classes worked on prac- tice sets, typed at various speeds, took shorthand fast and slow, and learned of the law. The driver training classes learn- ed the mechanics of cars and of safe driving. K , N, my Lil? Mm' it Reuben Gi erde driver's education 1 'll I Learning To Do Three years of home economics and vars ous kinds of shop work are offered at BHS Future housewives learn everything from how to cook and sew to the art of home nursing The shop workers may take such subpects as mechanical drawing and wood working Many beautiful and practlcal artlcles are made In the shop and home Ybhx 'in Jerome KI n ensasser H-wer agnculture Duane Serl et Esther MacLean -r. .. home economlcs 25 Orthula Doescher home economlcs lunchroom supervisor 6899 I XA- 4 5' R - l l ' N Q -45 -...I 'I economics classes. gl ' indUSffl0l UYTS il 1 l e' e , . ox e ! g c gas' f f 1' -. X . ' ? cf Q' 41' - fwfr ' e V 2 FX, c f We 'rf'-' . A 43 1 Experlmentlng Science EU! A full four year course on scnence rs offered those students whose bravery and Intelligence endures After the fundamen tal courses of general scuence and biology for the freshmen and sophomores the upperclossmen are required to take either physics chemistry Here, novice SCISDTISTS rediscover the discoveries of ancment scuentlsts un the stacks of textbooks Desplte the gentle warnmgs of Mr Karnes, no one has yet been sacrlflced to scnence, although only the fortitude of Mr Bell restrained the physics class of this year from burldmg a sem: electrlc chalr 'M Guy Karnes chemnstry Stage manager 14 Vn rgrl Bell sc: ence Ruth Helland m athem ati cs Bobcat adviser Frances Malmstrom Spanish algebra Floyd Johnson General Sci ence assistant coach XX a Solving for the Unknown Math classes studied everything from the fine art of finding X to the functions of logarithms. An algebra student is lost usually in the maze of X's, radicals and squares which sur- round, but if his curiousity is aroused, he goes on to study curves and angles in plane geometry. The stunned advanced algebra student learns that most of the numbers he struggled with are imaginary. If after 3 years of math, you are tired of squares, you can go on to study cubes and other 3-d figures in Solid Geometry and Trig your senior year. 'i -2 K -il 15 'X rs MacDonald rs Geoson rs Anderson Mr Townsend Mrs Sawyer nurse E They Satlsfy Our Needs Tony Hoy Roy Draper f 'QQ ii.....,L,-,.,1 5 at 47 . f,.e. ff. -'31 . Q , 1 , .,x.K a-.Wx mf' 1 fi flaw, 1' QJU fwfw, Q ,gs ' f ,H if , H xml 'ggi- Fu -. . A 1 K . K , Q .. , ,g-1 , . qv .V vs f.5,,.,'- .Q 19, X1 V' Q '14-4152, in ' :QQ f ncyn-,Q 9 .6 ' 'Va' ff 'ERAH' ' Q 1 A, , 4' .U Mira k s 'V' . 'Q Q. Ax K 'Lg flak, '. 1- ffrwv- 'a .?'fi,ixf:: 'i 'l2 L . ., 23? ,J .,. 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Joann Bebensee-Home Ec. cl. l, Cue cl. 2, Span. cl. 3. Herbert Blakely-Boy's State, Basketball Manager 4, Football Manager 4, Track Manager 3. Gordon Borst-Band 3, Pep Band l, Football l, H. R. off. l, Cue cl. 2. Carol Bortnem-GAA 3, Chorus l, Orchestra 4, Pit Orchestra 4, Cue cl. 2, FBLA 2. Rita Bushnell-Chorus 4, Pit Or- chestra 4, Orchestra 4, L'Allegro cl. 2, Span. cl. 3, Girls' Octette 3, Mixed Octette 2. Rich- ard Carsrud-FFA 4, Basketball 3. Delores Chenoweth-Chorus 4, Jr. 8- Sr. Play staff, GAA 4, Home Ec. cl. 3. Tom Clover-Cue cl. l, Chorus l, Football l, Grand lsland H. S., Freemont H. S. Darrell Corlett-Chorus l, Band 3, Football l, Basketball l, Monogram cl. l, H. R. off. l, Cue cl. 2, Kinetic cl. l, Industrial Arts cl. 2, Boys' Octette l, Boys' Chorus 3, Kiwanian. Dar- lene Cunningham-Jr. gl Sr. Play staff, Home Ec. cl. 4, H. R. off. l, Cue cl. 2, Library cl. l. Douglas Dempster-Band 4, Orchestra l, Pep Band 4, Jr. 8. Sr. play staff, H. R. off. 2, Cue cl. 2, Boys' Chorus l, Kiwanian, Bob- cat staff. Paul Erickson-Jr. Play, Cue cl. 2. Tom Finley-Chorus 2, Band 2, St. Coun. 2, H. R. off., class off., Cue cl. 2, Kiwanian. Bob Fishbaclc-Band 2, Orchestra l, St. Coun. 3, class off. l, Pit Orchestra l, Football 4, Bas- ketball 4,' Track 3, H. R. off. 2, Cue cl. 2, Boys' Chorus 4, St. Coun. Pres., Football Capt. Mixed Octette 2, Boys' Octette 4, Rotarian, Kiwanian award, Bobcat Royalty, Boys' State. 18 l E if as y 1 Q 2 i . ' ' , ' ' gen es l g .J Svx f . 1 ff' f 'T S J' f li W .' 5 4 A Seniors Emmett Foster-Chorus l, FFA l, Football 4, Track l, Monogram cl. l, H. R. off. l, Cue cl. 2, Jr. Si Sr. Play Staff, Boys' Chorus l, Wood- choppers' cl. 2, Safety Coun. l, Rotarian. Ma- donna Grommersch-Band 3, Orchestra 4, Pit Orchestra 4, Jr. 8. Sr. play staff, GAA 4, Bob- cat staff, Brob staff, H. R. off. 2, Cue cl. 2, FBLA 3, FNC l. Glendon Guclelwus-FFA 4. Gene Gunsalus-Jr. Play staff, Football l, Basketball l, H. R. off. l, Cue cl. 2, Kinetic cl. 2. Paul Guss-Chorus 3, Bobcat staff l, Football 4, Basketball l, Track 4, Monogram cl. 2, H. R. off. l, Library cl. 2. Marvin Hal- stead-Chorus 4, Football 3, Boys' Chorus 2. FBLA l. Gloria Hammer-GAA l. Joy Hansen-Chorus l, Band l, L'Allegro cl. l, GAA Board. David Hanson-Band 4, Orchestra 3, Pit Orchestra 3, Pep Band 2, Jr. Play staff, St. Coun. 2, Bob- cat Editor, class off., Forensic cl. 3, H. R. off. 2, Debate 4, Cue cl. 2, NFL off., Kiwanian, Boys' State. Virginia Hawkins-Band 'l, Jr. 8. Sr. Play staff, GAA 4, Bobcat staff 2, Cue cl. 2, Library cl. l, FNC l. Audree Hendricks- Chorus 3, GAA l. Roger Hendricks-Chorus 2, FFA 4, Cue cl. 2, FFA off., State Farmer De- gree. Delores Heppler-Chorus 2, GAA l, Brob. staff l, Home Ec. cl. l, FNC I. Mabel Hiliestad- GAA 4, Home Ec. cl. l, Span cl. l, Oldham H. S. Marlyce Hirfes-Band 2, Orchestra 4, Jr. 8. Sr. Play staff, GAA 3, Declam 2, H. R. off. l, Cue cl. 2, FBLA 3, Kiwanian. Gary Iverson -Jr. 8. Sr. play, H. R. off. 4, Cue cl. 2, Kinetic cl. FBLA 3, Kiwanian. Jean .lefferis-Chorus 4, L'Allegro cl. 2, Jr. 8. Sr. play staff, GAA 3, Home Ec. cl. 4, Cue cl. 2, Span. cl. 3, Girls' State. Carl Jensen-Track 3, Monogram cl. 2, H. R. off. 2. 19 ,QA is sv T27 lr' 'T x 1-' sn. pcb 2 , ,sr 'LT' -1' Ji' 5. 11 in sf -'er' Seniors Curtis Jensen-FFA 4, Cue cl. 2, State Farmer De- gree. Richard Jolmson-Band 4, Orchestra 2, Pit Orchestra 2, Pep Band 2, Jr. Play, St. Coun. 2, Class off. 2, Debate l, Football 4, Track l, Mono- gram cl. 2, H. R. off. 2, Cue cl. 2, Span. cl. 3, Boys' Chorus 4, FBLA l, Boys' Octette 4, Mixed Octette 3, Kiwanian, Lord of Bobcat Day. Nor- man Kallemeyn-Chorus 4, Jr. 8. Sr. Play staff, Bobcat staff, Football 4, Basketball l, Track 3, Monogram cl. l, H. R. off. 2, Cue cl. 2, Boys' Chorus 4, Boys' Octette, Kiwanian. Kay Ketel- boeter-Chorus l, Band l, Orchestra 4, L'Allegro cl. 3, Kinetic cl. l, FBLA l, H. R. off. l, Bob- cat staff, Brob staff 2, Cue cl. 2, GAA Board, Jr. 5. Sr. play staff, L. Voice of Democracy winner. Barbara Klug-Chorus l, Band 3, Orchestra 4, Pit Ochestra 4, Pep Band l, L'Allegro cl. 3, Jr. 8. Sr. Play staff, GAA 3, Bobcat staff, Brob. staff l, H. R. off. 2, Cue cl. 2, FNC l, Bobcat staff, Girls' Oc- tette. Stanley Kukuk-Chorus 3, Jr. Play staff, Sr. Play, H. R. off. l, Cue cl. 2, Span. cl. 3, Kinetic cl. 2, Boys' Chorus 4. Kay Kurtz-Chorus l, Jr. Play staff, Brob. Staff l, Cue cl. l, FBLA 2, White H. S. Kenneth Lee-Foot- ball l, Basketball l. Julian Linder-Sr. Play, St. Coun. l, Bobcat staff l, Forensic cl. l, Debate 2, H. R. off., Kiwanian. Merton Lund-Debate 4, Foot- ball 2, Monogram cl. l, H. R. off. 2, Industrial Arts cl. 2, FBLA 3, Rotarian. Marlin Luze-Jr. 81 Sr. Play staff, Football 2, Basketball 2, Cue cl. 2, Track 2, FBLA l. Dennis McDonald-Cue cl. 2, Chorus 2, FFA 4, Football 4, Track 3, Monogram 2, FBLA 2, Kiwanian. Mike McMahon-Jr. 8. Sr. Play, St. Coun. l, Class off., Declam l, H. R. off. 3, Cue cl. 2, Kinetic cl. 2, FBLA 2, Kiwanian award, Rotarian. Mary Mac Dougal-Band 2, Orchestra 4, Pit Orchestra 4, L'Al- legro 2, Jr. Play staff, Sr. Play, GAA 4, Bobcat staff l, Brob. staff 2, Declam 4, Home Ec. cl. l, H. R. off. 3, Quill 8. Scroll 2, FBLA 3, Safety Coun. l, Maiorette 3, Brob. Co-editor, Bobcat Royal- ty, Elks Leadership award,Girls' State, DAR winner, Cue cl. 2. Hartley Mackintosh-Band 4, Orchestra 2, Pit Orchestra 2, Pep Band 2, Jr. play staff, Sr. play, St. Coun., Brob. staff 3, Class off., Debate l, Forensic 4, Football l, H. R.off. 2, Boys' Cho- rus 4, Boys' Octette 3, Mixed Octette l, Kiwanian, State St. Coun. pres. Leona Magnus-Band 4, Or- chestra 3, Pep Band 2, Jr. 8. Sr. play, GAA 4, Bob- cat staff, Brob. staff 2, Class off., Debate l, Home Ec. cl. 2, Span. cl. 3, Cheerleader 2, GAA Board, Lady of Bobcat Day. Jane Mershon-Chorus 4, GAA 4, Home Ec. cl. l, FBLA 2, Cue cl. l. Donna Mont- gomery-GAA l, Skowhegan H. S., Maine, Hillard H. S., Ohio. Semors Delores Nelson-Jr. St Sr. Play staff, GAA 2, Brob. staff 2, Declam l, Home Ec. cl. 4, H. R. off. l, Quill 81 Scroll l, Cuecl. 2, Span. cl. 3, FBLA l. Roger Nelson-St. Coun. l, Class off. 2, Football 4, Basketball 4, Track 4, Mono- gram cl. 4, H. R. off. 3, Cue cl. 2, FBLA 2, Bobcat Royalty, Rotarian, Basketball Capt. Dick Nichols-FFA 4, Football l, Monogram cl. l, Cue cl.2, Kinetic cl. l, FBLA 2. LaVonne Ninnemann-Chorus l, Band l, GAA 4, FHA 2, Cue cl. 2, Kinetic cl. l, FBLA 2. Harlan Nupen-Chorus l, Cue cl. l, Boys' Chorus l, Lade Warden H. S. Janet Osborne-Band l, Or- chestra 4, Pit Orchestra 4, Jr. 81 Sr. Play staff, Bobcat staff, Brob. staff l, Cue cl. l, Lib. cl. l, Span. cl. 3, Bobcat Day Award. Luella Ost-Band l, Pep Band l, Sr. Play staff, GAA 4, Bobcat staff, Cue cl., Library cl. 3, FNC l, St. Lawrance H. S. Bill Ostermeier- class off. l, FFA 4, Basketball 2, H. R. off. l, Cue cl. 2, FBLA 2, Kiwanian. Orplza Over- slcei-Chorus l, Band 2, Orchestra 4, Pit Or- chestra 4, L'Allegro cl. 3, Jr. 8. Sr. play staff, GAA 4, St. Coun. 2, Bobcat staff, H. R. off. l, FBLA 2, FNC l, Cue cl. l, Girls' Octette. Lorraine Prahl-Chorus 4, GAA 2, Duane Pra- ther-Chorus 2, Football 2, H. R. off. 2, FBLA l. Doris Rasmussen-Chorus l, GAA 3. Janice Richards-Band 4, Orchestra 3, Pit Or- chestra 3, L'Allegro cl. l, Jr. 8. Sr. play, GAA 2, Declam 3, H. R. off. 2, Cue cl. 2, Span. cl. 3, Band 2, Orchestra off., Minot H. S. Ronald Riclclef-Track l, Cue cl. 2, FBLA l. Elwyn Roach-Football 4, Basketball 4, Track l, Monogram cl. 2, Cue cl. 2, H. R. off. 2, Industrial Arts cl. l, FBLA l, Kiwanian. Jan Robson-GAA 4, Span cl. 3, FBLA 2. Carol Sanderson-Chorus l, Band 4, Orchestra 3, Pit Orchestra 3, Pep Band 3, Jr. 8. Sr. play, GAA 4, St. Coun. 3, Home Ec. cl. 4, H. R. off. 4, FBLA 3, Girls' Octette 3, Allstate Band 3, Dean Shield-Band 4, Orchestra l, Pit Orches- tra l, Pep Band 2, Jr. play staff, St. Coun. l, Clashs off., Track 4, Cue cl. 2, Span. cl. 3, Boys' Chorus 4, Monogram cl., Kiwanian award, Boys' State. 21 ,,, 'C ls.,-7 1 x Q - 'Q FS- ya' N. ffl if S 1 I rf l A QCP: Seniors Conrad Solberg-Chorus I, Band 4, Pep Band I, Bobcat staff, Brob. staff 3, Class off. I, Debate 2, Declam I, Football I, Basketball 2, Track 2, H. R. off. 4, Quill 8. Scroll 2, Cue cl. 2, Kinetic cl. 3, Boys' Chorus, Kiwanian, Nat. Photographic award. Marlyn Solberg-Chorus 4, L'Allegro cl., Jr. 8. Sr. play staff, GAA 3, Class off., Home Ec. cl. I, H. R. off., Cue cl. 2, Span. cl. 3. Nancy Sonnenburg-Chorus 3, Maiorette 2, Jr. play, Sr. play staff, GAA 4, Bobcat staff I, Debate I, H. R. off. 2, Span. cl. 3, FBLA 2. LeRoy Sorenson-Band 4, Or- chestra 4, Pit Orchestra 4, Pep Band 2, Jr. 8. Sr. Play staff, St. Coun. I, H. R. off. 3, Boys' Chorus 3, Band 8. Orchestra off., Boys Octette, Pep Band Dir., Kiwanian. Vincent Thill-Jr. 8. Sr. play staff, Football 4, Mono- gram cl. 2, H. R. off. 4, Cue cl., Rotarian. Annetta Trumbo-Chorus I, Band 3, Orchestra 4, Pit Orchestra 4, Pep Band 2, L'Allegro cl. 4, Jr. 8- Sr. play, GAA 3, Bobcat staff, Brob. staff, Forensic cl. 2, Debate, H. R. off., Cue cl. 2, Span cl. 3, NFL, Girls' Octette, .Mixed Octette. Mike Trump-Band 3, Orchestra I, Kinetic cl. I. Gloria VandenBerg-Band 4, Orchestra 4, Pit Orchestra 3, Pep Band I, L'Allegro cl. 2, Jr. play, Sr. play staff, GAA 4, Declam 3, H. R. off. I, Cue cl. 2, FBLA 2, FNC I. Bertha Vick-Chorus I, Band 3, Orchestra 2, Pit Or- chestra 2, Jr. 8. Sr. Play staff, GAA 4, Brob. staff 2, Home Ec. cl. 3, FNC I. Juanita Wag- ner-Band 4, Pep Band 2, L'Allegro cl. 3, Jr. 81 Sr. Play staff, GAA 3, Home Ec cl. 2, H. R. off. I, Cue cl. 2, Library cl. 2, FBLA I, Mixed Octette I, Girls' Octette 2. Susan Walker- Chorus I, Band 2, Orchestra 4, Pit Orchestra, Jr. Play, Sr. Play staff, GAA 4, Bobcat staff, Brob Co-editor, Declam 4, Quill 8. Scroll 2, Span. cl. 2, FBLA 2, FNC I. Marcus Wiese- Bobcat staff, FFA 4, H. R. off. I, Rotarian FFA Dekalb award. Meriel Wilaby-Chorus 2, GAA 4, Home Ec. cl. I. Helen Wiles-Chorus 2, Orchestra 4, Pit Orchestra 2, Sr. play staff, GAA 2, Bobcat staff, Declam 4, Kinetic cl. 2. Mary Wilhelm-Chorus 2, Jr. 8. Sr. play staff, GAA 4, GAA Board, Bobcat staff, Home Ec. cl. 4, Cue cl. 2, FBLA l. Neta Young-Chorus 2, Jr. 8. Sr. Play staff, GAA 3, Bobcat staff, Home Ec. cl. 3, Cue cl. 2, FBLA 2. 22 ,M J umors 5 Qetha Alexander lone Anderson W4 L 'bv C54- 4,.,2 1 in Jr,-L, ul ya- La Von Asmus Gordon Atklns Shlrley Blorklund Le Roy Boftness Norma Carter Wlllnam Chlttrck Barbara Clark Larry Crapser Bermtta Davrs Joan Eken Roger Elverud Lu Ann Enevoldse Jane Erickson Rolland Erickson James Evans Joe Farnham Phyllis Flllbach Ardath Foster Jlmmle Gaukel Stephen Gull Beverly Goodroad Nell Grape Robert Haddow Lela Halverson Alyce Halvorson Marilyn Hansman La Donna Hanson Thomas Hart John Headley Joan Hemmer Richard Hendricks Ardene Hlllestad Craig Hullyer Beverly lverson Clarlce Jennings Evelyn Jennlngs Gerald Johnson Kay Johnson Marllyn Johnson Rosalxe Johnson Jamce Justice Shvrley Klellsen Carol Klelnheksel Stanford Knutson Shirley Kruse Ronald Larson Shlrley Larson Leland Leltzke Ah. A 3:11 Y-. by! 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Janet Mrchael, Davrd Mrckelsen, Eugene Maller, Jack Moberg, Robert Mock, Douglas Mohror, Mary Narragon, Naomr Nelson, Bob Nelson, Janet Ornes, Jerry Omes, Omar Olson 7. Wayne Olson, Kathleen Osborne, Jessre Parker, Donna Pease, Brll Phrllrps, Marrlyn Plowman, Janrce Popprngo, Lynette Rrsch, Davrd Rusten, Bull Rykhus, Jean Schmrdt, Dorothy Shelden. B. Krrstme Shrrkey, Crystal Sloan, Thresa Stahr, Erna Steffen, John Stem, Charlys Stewart, Duane Stuerman, Delmar Thoelke, Dawn Thompson, Gerry Thompson, Dale Trlly, Jord Turner. 9. Richard Urevrg, Eleanore Van Brresen, Dorothy Van Maanen, Joan Ven ables, Carol West, Mason Wheeler, Art Wrlber, Mary Worzella, Elarne Wulf Q U14 35 'TY gj 1 yfliilld fi' ....l.. Y 9 I X. :- M 'agfy df itll Q gli xrfdfserx Qsfv f gr 'lf' x gp HHN ra: 6 FQ L-Q YM: Freshmen 1 Jon Alhrrpht Edrth Atkrns Shrrley Bauman Charles Brggar Deanna Bushman Glenn Bolte Carrol Buckley Gary Chnstr Chrrstensen Joan Phrrstensen Bull Conger Donna Culver 2 Roger DeKraar Illax DeLong Ronald Donley Angle Efthrmrou Robert Epebcrp Karel Engel Evelyn Faber Betty Frankenhoff 'tlan Grddrngs Peggy Grlkerson Jlm Grll Arlan Galley 3 Tony Graham Rrcharfl buyot Adelene Hagg Karen Hall Arla Harms Lavon Hays Betty Harms Bonnre Hendrlcks Rolland Hendrrcks Helen Herold Rrchard Hrllestad Jrm Hoch 4 Karen Hofer Bonnre Huffman Jrm Humphrey Joyce Husby Connre Iverson Donna Iverson Clrfford James Pernre Jennrnps Thomas Johnson Janelle Jones Lloyd Krrschenmann Bonnle Knutson 5 lfarcra Knutson Marrann Krogman Jack Langland Donna Larson JoAnn Laughrey Marlene Lertzke Bruce Lrnder Curtrs Luze Kay Lynch Bull Magnus Ardyce Melton Arlyce Melton 6 Karen Mershon Jlm Mrchael Lon Mrnrer Denny Mrtchell, Sharon Mrx, Janrce Moe, Dtanne Montgomery, Tum Morrarty Judy Morgan, Gerald Moxon, John Nrelsen, Dean Olson, Nlarrlyn Olson, Marrlyn Rasmussen, Marrlyn Revell, Mary Rrchardson, RrtaRob son, Eleanor Rossman Sandra Rymerson, Sandra Sanders, Janrce Short, Jeannette Srmons, Lorna Skaggs, Carolyn Stadsklev 8 Kathy Sundet, Robert Sykes Darlene Thrll Peter Trump, Betty VandenBerg, John Walder Dranne Walta, Davrd Webster, Mary Wrlber, Ardys Wrlaby, Jrm Wrllard, Janet llrlson 9 Patsy Wrlson, Robert Yates Not Prctured Leslre Junge, Julre Frrtz l PV t J l F 'G a A -xvw. 9 K'-'R .a 61? 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W 1 5 . ,ww 4 H W 1X Q , x' Qi, L 1 ff, fn. 11 ? f tn ,V W, ,Q .Q 2 . v - ' 'g 2 'F' nh 55 1 1. w E' F . 4 rg QE 2-ff' ' -at WNW? 1 if ..,,.3 XM JQ ii. we' ' ,Q 'Lf 1 if T? H 1 7 1' . 5 QW Q Q H 1 u K 1 1 l4 , ir .0 . , W I , 0 n , .4 - 1' , 1' k ty J ER V gm. 1 f V sn, QI Ly a. wf1'!,g' Aa' ' I ' kan- XL Q A h 4 JA any .9 ' 6 , 1 1' A. J 1Tf 'N-1 N-we it xg 4 1 nr --M mann, P. Wilson, L. Erickson, B. Klug, C. Sanderson, D. Chenoweth, A. Hendricks, C. Stewart, M. Hart. Fifth row: J. Wagner, S. Messerschmidt, O. Overskei, M. Solberg, E. Aamot, R. Bushnell, J. Jefteris, A. Mussen, H. Nupen, L. Ander- son, J. Gross, D. Schield, H. Mackintosh, R. Johnson, J. Amidon, N. Kallameyn, C. May, S. Kukuk. Back row: M. Sander- son, D. Tellinghuisen, M. MacDougal, J. Sorenson, K. Ketelboeter, R. Hendricks, C. Solberg, J. Turner, B. Fishback, G. Madson, L. Sorenson, T. Clover, P. Guss, J. Wilhelm. The mixed chorus, L'Allegro, and boys' chorus performed in the Christmas Concert with candle- light and tableaux creating the mood. These three groups also appeared in the annual Spring Con- , cert. Other events were the Music Festival and L All-state Chorus. First row: J. Richards, K. Osborne, R. Johnson, K. Karnes, M. Worzella, L. Risch, M. Solberg, L. Kerschenmann, P. Wilson, L. Erickson, E. Aamot, C. Sanderson, B. Klug. Back row: D. Tellinghuisen, M. Sanderson, J. Wagner, A. Trumbo, O. Overskei, M. MacDougal, K. Ketelboeter, J. Jefferis, S. Messerschmidt, J. Sorenson, R. Bushnell. X SUPERIOR WINNERS Girls' Octet: Lynette Risch, Marilyn Sanderson, Carol Sanderson, Barbara Klug, Juanita Wagner, Annetta Trumbo, Rita Bushnell, Orpha Overskei. Lb,-.-., gf.. X: A ,K F 1-J ', A jf A 1' 1 1 ,-:. 1 z M 2 'L wg lt' 4, ri... V7 lux lf.,-5: A '5 ,Q 3 Clarinet Quartet: Kathern Sundet, Mary Worzella, Shir- ley Larson, Carol Sanderson. 34 L .L ,, ,ui x 2, n y l . Boys' Octet: Richard John- son, LeRoy Sorenson, George Madsen, Robert Fishback, Darrell Corlett, Hartley Mackintosh. Drum Ensemble: Leona Magnus, Marlyce Hir- tes, Joanne McMillan, Annetta Trumbo, Gloria Vandenberg, Marlys Thompson, Marlene Olness. String Ensemble: Barbara Klug, Kay Ketelboeter, Joan Eken, Rosalie John- son, Orpha Overskei, Ma- donna Grommersch, Ken- neth Urquhart. John Amidon, Dean Schield, Brass Quartet: George Mad- sen, John Walder, Richard Johnson, David Hanson. Woodwind Quintet: Barbara Klug, Shirley Larson, John Amidon, Cheris Gamble, Ly- nette Risch. li li MUSIC Ensembles Mixed Clarinet Quartet: Kathy Sundet, Carol Sander l son, Susan Walker, Michael Trump. Saxophone Sextet: Marilyn Re- vell, Nancy Eberlein, Kenneth Urquhart, Robert Nelson, Kay Ketelboeter, Bertha Vick. Brass Sextet: John Amidon, Hartley Mackintosh George Madsen, LeRoy Sorensen, Douglas Dempster Janice Richards. xx ,f MUSIC NSTRUCTOR Arne B. Larson, head of instrumental music, presented the band and orchestra in their separate concerts. These two groups also participated in the festival held at Watertown. He will direct the summer band in a series of concerts, and this band will take part in the Dia- mond Jubilee. ,..rW J . ' ' I ,I Stuart Siless instructed the vocal groups the first semester. He produced a Christmas program using the choral groups and the orchestra. Gilbert Haglin assumed the duties as vocal instruc- tor at the beginning of the second semester. His groups presented the annual vocal concert and par- ticipated in the festival. Q i 'wfxfy?N 37 Harold White Head Coach Harold Whrte rorned our faculty rn l947 as head football and basketball coach ln hrs seven years of servrce the football teams have won two ESD conference co champronshrps and one second place rn the conference ln basketball the teams have won three ESD conference champronshrps and have placed rn the state tournament frve trmes. In these fr ve trres there has been one state champron shrp one second place trtle and one thrrd place trtle In track there has been one state trtle but credrt must go for the trarnrng of Arnold Johnson ond Duane Rykhus for therr records made rn the broad lump and the pole vault Not only rn coachrng but also rn hrs assocratron wrth all the boys rn hrgh school wrll Mr Whrte be mrssed Hrs humor and hrs calmness rn all srtuatrons wrll always be remembered LV f 't Harold Whrte wrth hrs assrs tants Floyd Lefty Johnson and Norman Nrg Johnson drsplay the rersey and prc ture of Arnold Johnson rl . . . I W . I . . . I . I I lg 1 J 1 5 Q ' lm JM . A ,X I L. -We . . . . - , ll N nr . n 5 K J . . I If ,,,., ,.,.. L,...,., cn. . I X I l ti QE F . in V? 4.-, 4 y :lf it 'vi F ?'f3'f'W PM Top row R Erackson P Guss R Johnson S Knutson R Nelson G Luke R Flshback lCaptlD McDonald Mlddle row J Matson J Chrlstopherson D Stuerman R Elverud D Cllne E Foster M DeLong J Moberg T Hart Bottom row D Schueld R Nlchols T Clover W Phllllps C Hlllyer W Rykhus R Teal N Kallemeyn E Roach V Thrll FOOTBALL Cold weather welcomed the Bobcats at State Fneld and elsewhere THE SCOREBOARD around the CIfCUlf IH l953 After the flnal half ut rarely seemed to be much warmer for the :nexperlenced Brookings team Thirteen proved BHS OPPONENTS to be anything but lucky for the Cats as they returned that number but Yonklon only three regular team members from the previous season Fnghtmg Modlson these drawbacks the last Bobcat team under the guudance of Coach Slssefon Whlte managed to fund victory nn one contest and tue two wa th four HU,-on losses totake seventh place In the ESD lrregardless of the fmal score Mltchell the seven grld contests provuded some good spectator sport for the Ab d e football fans around the cnrcuut er e n Watertown Here are plays action, and some of the hlghlughts that marked the 1953 season for the Brookings Bobcats ln the flrst game of the season although Brookings outscored a strong Yankton team In the second half the Bobcats could not close the gap brought about by the bllstermg Yankton attack of the flrst half leaving the fpnal score at 35 I2 At the first State Field actlon of the season 'Butch' Erickson went over twuce to glve the Bobcats the declslon over Madison I2 6. At Snsseton the Bobcats found the Redmen were not to be taken llghtly to the extent that the funal score read 7 7. 'Butch' Erlckson scored for Brooklngs and Luke kncked the pount The Cats homecomnng actlvltues were hnghlughted by the affair at State Flelcl which found the underdog Red and Black all but reversing the sntuatlon In a 7 7 tue wuth the Huron Tngers The season ended wvth three consecutlve losses which went to Mitchell, Aberdeen, and Watertown to leave the Brookings team ln seventh posntnon an the ESD standings. 39 V 1 W ' Ji wb, 'yi - gs. at ,Y FL 'Xl n K s. 5 N v 3 g -2 is , hw ' 1 S f ' me 1 lf , f ' .3 ,L 7 I. ,C If ' f I A- lv ,I 'T , - , 1 - ' ,I ' X l I. - ' ij .K I ' . Tl' lv J 73- -3 k if: I A A W La E W ' 1 gy. e 44 .ff . 1 A A' . ' ' ' ' ' I2 35 . G . . - 12 6 . ' ' 7 7 . . . . . . 7 7 ' T ' ' ' 6 12 , , 6 18 ' 7 20 it wax A-SQUAD ACTION Upper left: Erickson off and running in a ground play. Center left: 'Whitey' tries a run around right end. Center right: Erickson in a try at left end. Lefty's B-team in action in a game at Bobcat Field. 'B SCOREBOARD WE OPPONENTS Huron ff 6 Watertown O 7 Modi son O 21 Fl andreau O 33 Watertown 0 6 Madison 18 24 a Ng: Y ,SIB sn' .Y , , ' W in . ,, f,pQfesf,-W, , Mc . ,.V.5:,,,,:.,, , .-. 5 1 rw - X ' 'g B Squad ifkxkxt 'I M kg meek? rw Q15 rw f-. Cagers 4' 7 I ' D ' ' 1 3 ,O in A Watertown Aberdeen Si sseton Huron Clear Lake M ltchel I Mads son Sioux Falls Yan kton Watertown Aberdeen Huron Flrst row Duck CII e Jlm Gross B II Rykhus Jord T rner Geo g Iverson J ck Mnchell Moberg Seco d row Bob L e Harold MacDoug I D ne St e 0 Ed Ho ell Brll Phlllups Dale Tulley D ck Bush n James Ch ustopherson D ck U vlg B ll M g nus Mgr wwahn Mad: son Sioux Falls Herbsy Blakely To the team he was the guy on the other end of the towel to the coach a rught arm and to everyone else a mce guy Each game he was there on the bench seemg that each thang went all right whenever the Cats took on an oppos No one has to tell you where Bud Blakely spent most of his tnme He was a four year manager Hrs freshman and sophomore years found hum looking after the B football and bas ketball squads as they treked about on thelr weekly traps In his lunuor year Buddy graduat ed to A squad manager ln football basketball and track Bud s duties went from shmlng basketballs to keepung statustlcs from seemg that towels are laundered to applying flrst and Literally he was the work horse of the team but he nev ver complanned In addltlon he was the goat for horseplay Thus after much lokung about his name Herbert he IS now qurte commonly called Herbsy 34 36 33 57 46 58 47 60 44 58 ' 44 42 ' 4l 43 ' 33 40 26 27 28 43 40 46 39 42 ' : ' 'n , ' , i , u , r e , an ' . . 1 n . I i UI., ma :, UG U ny re l , 0 - - I I. I I I I n ' qt' I . ' . 2,93 . JL ing squad. xx . 1 K ,. . . .. . ' l 41 We They Flandreau Indians 40 28 Yankton 30 39 J Flrst row Dean Shneld Gene Luke Darrell Corlett Roger Nelson Stanford Knuthn Bob Flshback Second row Tom Hart Rlchard Johnson Elwyn Roach Bob Haddow Jack Headley Jum Matson Bub Blakely Mgr E D Basketball Champs lnexperlenced was the title given to the Bobcats as they started thelr basketball season Playmg the Flandreau lnduans m the flrst game the Bobcats showed good strength ln wmmng by a twenty point margin The following week however Yankton nosed out Brooklngs by two pomts nn our fnrst conference encounter Luck was with the Felmes as they bounced back to wln a close game from Watertown The title of inexperienced given to the Bobcats seemed to be correct the next week as Aberdeen caught them cold and handed them then second ESD loss From then on the Bobcats stole the show as they won nlne con ference games. The last two games of the regular conference schedule were the fmal tests for the cham plonshlp. Going to Madison the Cats were nosed out by three pomts, thus putting Brooklngs and Sioux Falls un a tae for the lead The Bobcats were pre pared when the Warriors came to Brookings for the big game. The Cats showed thenr spsrlt, fight, and desire to wln nn defeatmg Sioux Falls 62 to 45. Brooknngs failed to make the grade In the Regional Tournament. But wuth the conference title under theor belts the squad was stull proud, and we are too. Flandreau lnduans Yankton Watertown Aberdeen Slsseton Huron Rapid Cnty Rapid Cnty Mutchell Madison Sioux Falls Yankton Watertown Aberdeen 48 Huron 61 Mitchell 77 Madison 52 Sioux Falls 62 Regional Tournament Flandreau Hugh School 40 Flandreau lndlans 46 They 34 51 42 55 45 41 37 TL ' A cj 9 Y V r,,, . ' ' A f . ' l 4 Y .: . I . - - ' g. ' ' 5 4 - Q A 11 We . . . . m ' . ' 55 57 . . . I 36 35 Q u o 1 ' . ' , , - 66 61 n 1 - . . ' ' ' ' sa 51 ' . 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' 45 40 - - so 43 67 48 42 .Mu nfl u,,...2' 'I Scooter fakes 4 Thar s It ob 3 Rog does cz war dance 4 Gene us resting 5 Sonny down here 6 7 Shoot again Darrell :5 . fi , mr 5 ' va Q 5' W W It ,agen 'L ' 25? , - L 3' W First row Leroy Bortness Alan Grddlngs Tony Graham Lloyd Klrschenmann Max Delong Jam Humphrey Harold Mac Dougal Craig Hlllyer Second row Tom Johnson Bob Haddow Bob Mock Duane Thompson Duck Cline Bull Phlllups Jack Langland Herb Cheever Dale Talley Don Tllley Jlm Matson Tom Hart Dean Shneld Gene Luke Rog Nelson Ball Rykhus Jack Lavun Butch Ernckson John Amldon Having only three sensor lettermen on has team, Coach Nlg Johnson had to be content to enter a crew of younger boys In the meets thus year Brookings competed In the Corn Palace Relays, the Aberdeen Relays, the Howard Wood Dakota Relays, the Regnonal the State, and the Conference meets Thanks to Roger Nelson, who conslstently placed an the dlscus, the Bobcats earned a place un every meet except the Aberdeen Relays Our best performance was the Reguonal where Luke, Shield Nelson, Langland and Thompson quallfned for the State Meet, and Jensen, Cline, Knutson, Matson, Enckson, Guss, Phlllups and three relay teams all placed The hughllght ofthe season was at the conference meet where Nelson threw the dlsc l45 It was a hugh school record un South Dako ta for 1954 mdcr Burners Paul Guss Track and Fneld Man 44 I 1 l 1 1 G 1 1 l 1 ' 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 l . 1 I I I I I I I ' I I 1 1 1 . - , . 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' 1 Q wiffa . , ffm -re if I T I E 5 ,f -., i The Coronation Bobcat Day, October 9, was highlighted by the crowning of Richard Johnson and Leona Mag- nus as Lord and Lady of Bobcat Day-l953. Their attendants were Mary MacDougal, Annetta Trumbo, Bob Fi shback, and Roger Nelson. At the coronation assembly, Bob Fishback, football captain, presented the coaches and man- ager Buddy Blakely with gifts from the team. A short skit was given, and the Red and Black winners were announced. Kay Korte and David Christensen, royalty of l952, are shown at the right, crowning the new Lord and Lady. Bobcat Lady - Leona Magnus Attendants - Mary MacDougal - Annetta Trumbo Dil Red and Black Day Red and Black Day is held the day before Bobcat Day Faculty and students must come to class with traces of red and black or be punished by royal order of her maiesty, BHS. The costumes are then iudged by the English teach- ers. Lord - Richard Johnson L Attendants - Bob Fishback - Roger Nelson fr-A as Y 9' r nj i,-,A 5 6 ' 4. The Parade and Dance After the coronation ceremony, the BHS Band Val l it ii 'an f' The Game Lady Leona is shown handing the game ball to football captain, Bob Fishback. The Bobcat Day football game ended with a 7-7 tie against Huron. Scooter' Roach scored our touchdown. led the Lord and Lady of Bobcat Day, their at- tendants, the cheerleaders, the Red and Black winners, all riding in convertibles, and the rest of the student body down the main street for a pep assembly led by the cheerleaders. A pep assembly, complete with gasoline bonfire, had been held the evening before. The 'Bobcat' dance was held immediately fol- lowing the game. Lord Richard and Lady Leona led the grand march. A perfect end to a perfect day! Furst row Marulyn Plowman Charlys Stewart Mary MacDougal Lela Halverson Second row Delores Nelson Januce Ruchards Helen Herald JoAnn Laughrey Marulyn Revell Helen Wules Thurd row Duanne Walta Kathy Sundet De- anna Bushman Mary Worzella Peggy Gulkerson Connue Serue Kathie Osborne Fourth row Glorua VandenBerg Jessue Parker Janelle Jones Muke McMahon Susan Walker Joanne McMullan Declamatuon and FL ln October twenty eught students reported to Muss Bruscoe for declomatuon Eleven partucupated un dram atucs, seven un poetry, seven un humorous, and three un oratory A furst elumunatuon contest was held narrowung the fueld to eleven speakers These eleven spoke un the home contest The wunners chosen oratory These gurls entered the dustruct contest where Charlys, Mary, and Marulyn re ceuved excellent ratungs and Lela a good ratmg Natuonal Forensucs League us an honorary speech orgamzatuon Thurteen students qualufued for mem bershup by takung part un debate, declamatuon, and publuc speakung Three members receuved the degree of honor, fuve receuved the degree of membershup, and one earned the degree of dustunctuon Furst row Marulyn Plowman, De anna Bushman, Karen Hofer, Mary Worzella, JoAnn Laughrey, Kathy Sundet Second row B ll Chut tuck Davud Hanson, Joe Farnham, Hartley Mackuntosh, Ronald Larson, Neul Grape, Herbert Cheever . : . 1 1 1 ' : 1 . I 1 1 . 1 . ' U : ' 1 1 . I I . I . . I . i : . I . I I . I I . ' O were: Charlys Stewart, dramatic, Mary MacDougal, poetry, Lela Halverson, humorous, Marilyn Plowman, u y ' L . : i ' - I Debate--Battle of Words Joe Farnham .... v . , A Amerlcan Legion R s I W T Oratory Winner Y r- I I D F A T E R S Bill Chittick, Hartley Mackintosh, David Hanson, and Joe Farnham Debating both sides of the question, Resolved: That the Pres. of the , U. S. should be elected by a direct vote of the people, the experienced DaV1d Hanson , , debate squad left a winning record for the 53-54 season, sweeping the , , first meet at Vermillion with eight wins and no losses, the Bobcat squad Flfst IH State journeyed to St. Peter for one of the largest meets in the U. S. where they took second in a field of 65 schools. Lincoln, Nebraska was the Extemp COI1tCSt site of the next meet and here the varsity squad walked away with the sweepstakes trophy. After placing high in the Midwest Tourney at Sioux Falls, the Brookings team swept to easy victory in the Big Eight Tourna ment in Brookings. Ranking second in the State NFL meet, they went on to win the District meet and concluded the year by placing second in the State Contest. Novice debaters: Marilyn Plowman, Deanna Bishman, Jo Ann Laughrey, Kath- ern Sundet, Herbert Cheever, Ronald Lar- son, Karen Hofer, Mary Worzella. The novice BHS debate team also had an outstand- ing year. Debat- ing tour meets at Vermillion, Huron, Madison and Watertown, they won about halt of their debates. First row Conrad Solberg Lela Halverson Susan Walker Mary MacDougal Joan Sorensen Joe Farnham Second row Janice Moe Helen Herald Kathy Sundet Joan Venables Mary Worzella Barbara Klug Third row Delores Nel son Deanna Bushman Marilyn Revell Kathy Osborne Karen Hofer Bill Chlttick Marilyn Plowman Fourth raw Joan Laughrey Janelle Jones Hartley Mackintosh Madonna Grommersch Janet Osborne Bertha Vick Up in the morning, out on the iob..., is the Saturday morning theme song of the Broboca editors, Mary MacDougal and Susan Walker. This work, which is done at the Register office, is only a small fraction of the time spent in getting out thirty-three copies of the Broboca. The l954-55 co-editors, Lela Halverson and Joan Soren- sen, will soon take over with the aid of the adviser, Mrs. Dorothy Hazel. They will be without the help of Conrad Sol- berg, who was Broboca photographer for three years. , lui First row: Conrad Solberg, David Hanson, Norman Kallemeyn. Second row: Fern Aarstad, Mary MacDougal, Susan Walker, Nancy Sonnenberg, Barbara Klug. Thirdrow: Annetta Trumbo, Virginia Hawkins, Bob Fishback, John Amidon. Many persons took part in preparing this i954 Bobcat Annual. The staff and those who helped them are listed below: David Hanson, Editor-in-chief. Norman Kallemeyn, Business Manager. Conrad Solberg, Photographer. Fern Aarstad, Senior Activities. Assistant-Jean Jefferies. Mary MacDougal, Activities. Assistants-Madonna Grommersch, Kay Ketelboeter, Hartley Mackintosh, Delores Nelson, Janet Osborne, Helen Wiles, Mary Wilhelm. Susan Walker, Classwork and Teachers. Assistant-Orpha Overskei. Nan- cy Sonnenburg, Clubs. Assistants-Walter Cheever, Leona Magnus, Mike McMahon, Marlyn Solberg, Marcus Wiese, Gloria VandenBerg. Barbara Klug, Music. Assistants-Rita Bushnell, Janice Richards, Carol Sanderson. Annetta Trumbo, Administration. Virginia Hawkins, Individual Pictures. Assistant-Lu'ella Ost. Bob Fishback, Sports. Assistants-Paul Guss, Julian Linder, Dean Schield. John Amidon-Division Pages. Assistant-Douglas Dempster. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an internation al honorary iournalism society. Per sons writing 70 inches for the Bro boca or equivalent work on the Bob- cat are eligible to ioin. First row: Conrad Solberg, Norman Kallemeyn, David Hanson, Mary MacDougal, Susan Walker. Second ii row: Bill Chittick, Joe Famham, Delores Nelson, Joan Sorensen, Lela Halvorson. The Tin Hero Gossipy Mrs. Goodyear is in trouble at the start in the Junior Class Play, The Tint-lero. Her son Doug, who is visiting in France, wrote that he had saved a French girl from drowning. Mrs. Goodyear gives exag- gerated stories of his heroism to a news reporter, Miss Esmond, Bunny, engaged to Doug's sister Grace, tells the Warners that he knows Doug can't swim. To test Doug's ability, the Warners arrange a race be- tween Spike Rider, a swim champ, and Doug. Interest is added to the play in the persons of Doug's fiance, Virginia, and his loving admirers, Annette, the only female member of the Heroes' Club, and Adelaide, Grace's best friend. Cast as pictured Donna Tel linghuisen ...... Mrs. Warner Shirley Kiellsen .... Claudette Bordoni Marilyn Johnson ......... Mrs. Goodyear Darlene Miller ...... John Swenning ..... Craig Hillyer ........ Rosalie Johnson .... Peggy Wilson ........ Neil Grape ........... l.ela Halverson .... Virginia Ferguson Mr. Baxter Warner Bunny Wheeler .. Grace Goodyear .. Adelaide Young Douglas Goodyear Annette Coverdale Shirley Kruse ......... Victoria Esmond Alfred Musson .... 1' lqi ua ......Spike Rider 12 Z 1 5: 5 it . 5 2 . W Marie Hart, Peggy Wilson, Linette Erickson, Leona Magnus, Rosalie Johnson Pep uintet Cheering at the majority of the games, the pep squad climaxed an eventful year. The cheerleaders attended the first annual pep clinic at the University of South Dakota where they exchanged yells and ideas with other girls from South Dakota, lowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota. The girls are chosen by vote of the student body and cheer during both the football and basketball seasons. ,, if 3 Y , A A scBaa Squad ' T , . ' A.. 5 N.. '. ,.- ..1,.. Marilyn Revell, Connie lver- 1 'N' - -H son, Pernie Jennings, Sandra -r-'J N Rymerson, Patsy Wilson my x Q e , , Cheering the Bobkittens on i P to victory, these five enthus- iastic cheerleaders compose the 'Bn Squad. They cheer at all B Squad games as well as at pep meetings. They too are elected by the students at a pep assembly. .,.-.. GAA Activities l. Candy Sellers 2. Track-Low Hurdles 3, 8. Matcats 4. Gentless Jive Winners 5, ll. All Star Basketball 6. Badminton 7. GAA Banquet 9. Softball sk f l0. Track-Slwotput v f . .1 . lb is eq, ill gud., fs ' 'i AW .. . , , X1 l 5 I . ,J A, W ...AU ,, 1 1 A. .cab li .,.x, -. 3, ,ff . ,-1 .f '- -.LJ 'fu' f' .. . , Lslfwe' 1,4--x.,m G... ,og . 4. , - i , L..- , . -Q - -.'- . . M .. in-QV 5Y'li'r: fi . 1 ,c Q I? -'...f'4Yi . ' l 'aidfb 1.7 v 1 . 1-.rv-' ,K '.Uv i ,4 .'r ' , , 4- ' 11 ' ff .' w i ,Www ,-Vw! ff.-io ...a-a.,.:9.Q'i 4L',,,n1.,.fL.uv.f,..w. A f .L ' . . i ' .-fri.. 1 44 'x 1 1 Seated Ardis Knudsen softball Mary Wilhelm treasurer Kay Ketelboeter vice president Mary MacDougaI president Joan Sorenson secretary Virginia Priestley track Carol Sanderson recreational games Standing Nancy Sonnenburg volleyball Gloria Vandenburg social chairman Nancy Nelson art chairman Not pictured Leona Magnus speedball To encourage interest fellowship spirit, and true sportsmanship in athletic activities is the main purpose of the Girls Athletic Association. Speedball known as female football was the first outdoor sport of the year. The l:-est players combined their talents to form the speedball all-star team at the end of the season. The gym took the eyes of the girls next as they joined in recreational games, including ping-pong bad- minton, bowling, shuffleboard, and darts. Tour- naments in each field completed the activity. Basketball was the most popular sport of the year. Twenty girls who made up two all-star teams played a demonstration game for the stu- dent body. Approximately twenty-five girls par- ticipated in the next sport, tumbling. The Mat- cats are the ten best tumblers. They performed for various functions during the school year. Volleyball was the last indoor sport of the year. With spring in the air, softball and track were the centers of attention. Karen Hofer broke the National Olympic Jr. Womenls record of 58 seconds in low hurdles by running them in 55 K seconds. The highlights of the year were the get-ac- quainted picnic, the Gentless Jive, the Banquet and the day which Miss Tracy served as cour.- selor. assistant treasurer Jan Robson tumbling Marie Hart GAA BOARD Jean Baldwin, Phy Ed Instructor N . ,, 3 A nv ,, I to I ff F TR 1 df W' i vb I r 2 if 1' ff . s 1 , . , sid, I c ., bile' I R X 5 s K if 4' ? 'Z-I X 4492165 'ii ,-,vu V Q xxx!-.-g,f'1':'k Ak: ggi! 3, .K 3' V 'ggi 'Rf L. N W-ss' 4- CLUBS . A , s 1 ' W x CUE Club For four years Norman Kallemeyn, Vincent Thill, and Marlin Luze have served faithfully as behind-the-scene workers, erecting stage sets, taking charge of the lighting, the curtain, and all extra noises needed for all plays and music programs. Seated: H. Mackintosh, R. Nelson, V. Thill, R. Johnson. First row: L. Ninneman, J. Richards, M. Wilhelm, M. Sol- ber D. Nelson C Sanderson, B. Klug N Sonnenburg, G. VondenBerg H Wiles, S. Kukuk. Second row: M. McMah- gl I . I . I ' on, E. Aamot, V. Hawkins, C. Bortnem, J. Bebensee, F. Aarstad, Joy Hansen, M. Grommersch, A. Trumbo, L . Ost O. Overskei, J. Osborne, M. Lund. Third row: G. Iverson, D. Hanson, R. Bushnell, D. Cunningham,J.Wagner, N Young, R. Nichols, J. Jefferis, S. Walker, K. Ketelboeter, M. MacDougol, K. Kurtz, J. Mershon, M. Hirtes, T. Finley J. Amidon. Fourth row: L. Sorenson, C. Solberg, D. Dempster, B. Ostermeier, D. McDonald, B. Blakely, J. Linder E. Foster, D. Corlett, C. Jensen, B. Fishback, E. Roach, M. Luze, D. Schield, R. Hendricks, C. Jensen, N. Kolle- meyn. Originating in l928, the Cue Club has kept the same purpose of furthering dramatic interests and developing dramatic talent. The motto is 'The World is a Stage'. Boasting the largest mixed group in school, the dramatic club is composed of persons made eligible by participating on the staff or cast of either the Junior or Senior Play and by declamation. A supper was served the senior play cast in the fall. The climax of the social activity was the Valentine Dance given for all high school students. This year dramatic medals were given to seven seniors on the basis of points earned by participation. Officers were Pres. Hart- ley Mackintosh, Vice-Pres. Roger Nelson, Sec- Treasurer Vincent Thill, Dance Ca-Chairmen: Whitey Johnson, Leona Magnus. I yy '. .ff 1 - Book fines and a booth at the Kinetic Karnival augmented the funds oftheclub. Each week mem- bers worked in the library one or two hours. Their duties included keeping library in order, shelving books, and putting various dis- plays on the bulletin board. The organization held its annual Christmas party, and at the end of the year it celebrated with a picnic. Library Club t Right: Virginia priestly Karen Hall Neva Slocum J oan Sorenson Darlene Cunningham Jean Christensen Joan Christensen Janet Wilson Left: Sandra Sanders Shirley Kruse Beverly Goodroad Below: Lon Minier John Nielsen James Willard Q I f i Members spent a great deal of time in planning and setting up a display of books for Book Week. The elementary children were quite interested in the display and enioyed the stories read to them. A tea was also held forthe faculty during Book Week. Officers of the Library Club are as fol- lows: President, Joan Sorensong Vice-President, Neva Slocump Secretary-Treasurer, Darlene Cun- ninghamg Display Chairman,'Vir- ginia priestly. Neva And tel I s holds 0 ' everyone' s STOTY attention s X x g 7 af- Y Q Q- Seated D Pease E Hanson J Sheldon A Halvorson J Jefferls M Wilhelm R May Flrst row C Sloan E Jenmngs M Sanderson N Slocum C Tofte J Laughrey M Revell C Engel M Krogmann K Mershon D Nel son Second row L Skaggs J Dunes C Atkins H Wlles B Hoffman C Conn C West N Eberlenn J Justice B VICk D Culver C Sanderson H Harold Third row J Mershon L Halverson B Hoffman L Hanson C Jen mngs S Messerschmldt M Wnlaby N Lee F Anderson D Bauman S Bauman C Klemheksel D Chenoweth M MacDougal M Rasmussen I Jaacks Fourth row D Sheldon D Telllnghulsm D Caldwell M Hansman D Cunningham N Young D VanMaanen K Hofer J Poppungo B Egeberg A Melton D Thnll A Wllaby BJef ferns C Stadslev E Atluns E Rossman Actlvltles of the FHA are many and varied We served a banquet for the FFA had a tea for our mothers, exchanged gifts with our secret pals, had entertalnlng speak ers, and worked for a degree of achievement To rouse money we sold refreshments at dances and the Kmetuc Karnuval We supported the State pro 'ect by sending one dollar each month to the Crnp pled Children s Hospital Our local club was or gamzed un l946 Its purpose IS to further Interest un and appreciation of the satlsfactlons of home malung as a career Seated Marvm Steunback Dennls McDonald Roger Hendricks Marcus Wuese Curtls Jensen Rnchard Nichols Second row Gerald Maxon Richard Deen Deon Olson Arthur Wnlbur Richard Bullls Glenn Bolte Thnrd row Omar Olson Gerald Foster Ronald Teal Ronald Ross Joel Burslng David Rusten Gary Christensen. Fourth row James Chris topherson John Swennlng Bull Ostermeler Harvey Cunningham Homer Johnson Ronald Hanson Vernon Cunmng ham Fifth row Richard Carsrud Ruchard Hendruclxs James Wilhelm Morris Apland Charles Blggar Roger Elverud Keith Plttenger Rolland Elverud The Future Farmers of A F meruca IS mode up of boys from rural commumtues who are Interested ln makmq farm mg their occupation and are anxious to learn all they can about better farming methods The boys carry on prolects whoch unclude ralsmg livestock growlng crops, and building equipment Theyalso have o schedule of ludglng contests and varuous Ing the last four years three BHS students re ceaved the State Farmer degree A special key and also a certificate lndlcatlng the award were glven to Roger Hendricks Curtis Jensen and Marcus Wnese y.TIO A 'QCUG ft ,fi ' : . - I Q I 1 I a I . I . . . : I I I I A . I - l I ' ' : I I I I I I l 1 l : I ' I . I . ' I I I I I ' - . ' : . I . . I I I ' I I I I , . I n u K I - X il I . l A I - 'X other trips. As a reward for accomplishments dur- I , I A A A K -oc' NVQ s f :1 I-F , ., gi , L 'fgjmgitf : n O ' 1 V' u ' M -1 I f ' - -an Ac ' s 'QS .l ff I ' X ' , k l A A' Seated Walter Cheever Clerk Merton Lund Top Boss Morrus Apland Foreman Frrst row Dennis Merchant Leland Leltzke LeRoy Anderson Jerry Olnes Second row Thomas Finley Davnd Mnckelson James Lovro Third row Conrad Solberg Emmet Foster Darrell Corlett JomesMnckelson Larry Crapser YVOOD CHUCKERS CLUB This club is one of the youngest clubs in the high school. Each person must have successfully completed at least a year of Shop to become a member At each meeting the members work on an lndnvudual prolect These range from lamps to bookcases This year the club pamted the trophy case and an stalled the new gloss shelves ln the photos below l Each member has more than enough helpers on has lob 2 Every body can pick up hunts on using power tools from others 3 Sweeping up ns umportant too 4 Panntnng the trophy case ,...-ni ' 4.,1f'Tw- Q' 'lEr w 5 ,.,..--- if tffmwht C 1 l l ' ' .Cl - . ll 2 , 2 . 1 ' . - ' ' ' , , ' I r ' ' r I I I I ' 1 'ji Q' .le gi.: xmgyj ' -L Y . Q 1 if 'Ii r f .5 9 yi' 4. Y , 1 . ., . - 5 9 9 W SQL 'M f X S we or :Q Q . M ' ,n ,L-:-5 - .3 I Y W , Q, i kk l if -. , V N 4 f Q4 hx I-5 Y X yu. rg: 1 lx, W' ' V t . , .K Sir 3:5 ' 1 ' . - A if - . Q gg 2 i , I Q, A Q: -f, 1 is u - M 'M V ' f- I- l. 1' ' .. 4 F V .y . g, X s v y 3 fl - i ,L-gy ll my , ' ' FUTURE 1- NURSES CLUB u A new club orgamzed at the beginning of the year was the 'L' Future Nurses Club It was or ganlzed to teach Junior and Sen 'wr- nor gurls who are Interested In X nursing as a career, to under f 1-f-7 stand the Importance and oppor v tunrtles open for them In the nursing fueld Two ot the specual actlvltles planned were VISIYS to the Brookungs Hospital and the School forthe Blnnd at Gary A talk about Nursing Schools was glven by Mlss Eruclcson from State College Future Nurses XXX, puns were awarded to the Sensor gurls who attended the prescribed amount of the regular meetungs R clurung the school year The gurls Sf -,,.. were glven the puns on class If I' night ml' nui- Seated Glona VandenBerg sec Susan Walker corr sec Barbara Klug pres Lela Holvorson v pres First row Marilyn Hansman Orpha Overskel Marnlyn Johnson Bernrtta Davus Phyllis Flllbach Shurloy Larson Second row Ethel Aamot Joan Eken Vurgnnnc Hawkms Delores Heppler Shurley Bgorklund Ardath Foster Thard row Alyce Halvorson Madonna Grommersch Luella Ost Clarnce Jenmngs Janet Osborne Bertha Vlck 4 g - - e ' F 1 . , X M I , ,Q V r S -S lf or . 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I o ' I I 1 I D ' 1 , . . vwuvlI00000l LA Y, Future Business Leaders are advised on secretarial and steno ' graphic work as careers and as vo I ' cations The prolect for this year was to d typing for the teachers 't un the school As a means of rals RA mg money the club sponsored a 2 f Kunetuc Karnlval Officers are R Ross, Treas , Olness, Reporter and Soc Chr Foster, Sec , D Telllnghusen, Pres , M Sanderson, Pres , and Aarstad, Retlrung Pres l ' 1 Seated Marlene Olness Ronald Ross Marilyn Sanderson Donna Telllnghusen Ardath Foster Second row Glona VondenBerg Crpha Oversken Fern Aarstad Carol Sanderson Isabelle Jaacks Third row Conme Tofte LaVonne Nmneman Carol Bortnem Madonna Grommersch Ethel Aamot, Mary MacDougal Mary Walhelm Fourth row Nancy Sonnenburg Evelyn Jennungs Susan Walker Kay Kurtz Jane Mershon Shirley Klellsen Bernlta Davns Phyllis Fall back Frfth row Make McMahon Ruchard Johnson Merton Lund Dennvs McDonald Bull Ostermeuer Ronald Teal 68 if 5, :-. L1 .,' , N, I tx 1 .-iii.. 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LW , ..-i w' f V 'fqiiif M Senior Play Clementine Cast as pictured Mike McMahon lseatedl ....... Hank Leona Magnus .... Clementine Kelly Rita Bushnell .................... Cathy Gary Iverson ...................... Pete Janice Richards ........... Jane Ann Stanley Kukuk fstandingl ....... Abe Madonna Grommersch .. ............... .. Student Director Hartley Mackintosh ........... Tubby Fern Aarstad ......... .. .. Mrs. Kelly Julian Linder ..... .... M r. Kelly Mary MacDougal ............... Bertha Carol Sanderson ........ Miss McNeil Annetta Trumbo ........ Miss Pringle Miss Elizabeth Dahl .. ...... Director Clementine Kelly, better known as Butch', keeps her parents in hot water with her tomboy antics. Butch loves to play football, but her father's position as mayor is threatened when she kicks through a picture window be- longing to Miss Pringle, a very influential citizen. Butch finds her friends Cathy, who is a flirt, and .lane Ann, a little gossip, are growing up without her. Even her pals Hank, Pete, and Tubby, who has hay fever, seem to have changed in their attitude toward Butch as a fellow football player. The moral support of Bertha and Abe, servants of the Kellys, and lessons in speech from Miss McNeil help Butch through the crisis. Butch gradually realizes that boys are more than something with which to play football, and she finds that dancing with them can be fun. Finally she makes use of her speech lessons with an oration which wins favor from Miss Pringle, and everything works out happily. WMF J unior-Senior Stalrway to the Stars Banquet and Prom P R-wi K f ,'. f , 1 ., ' 3 X 'en-WW A but ' ' e . . 5 2 n Woltresses: Mane Hart, Karen if N . Q 1 Karnes, Lynette Rnsch, Janet . Michael. ' 43 , -Q jg, W , -I '-. LJQ . 'Qi' gf-if , - g vw:-,1 Q 'Vg v -ffggl x - N ag ' K f 5 Q Q as A Y Q 1 Q .Q S wi Q K Ak ' I s x WE ' 'F Q 4 4 5 2 A g g , ,R I s rg gi 5 i A 1 g A, M 1 A I ! - Ill!! fr' J. ,. -. Die'-Q3 WW WARD l. Scholarships. Mike McMahon, Annetta Trumbo, Conrad Sol- berg, Jean Jefferis, David Hanson, Bar- bara Klug. 2. DAR winner Mary MacDougal. 3. Rotarians. Front row: Vincent Thill, Roger Nelson, Merton Lund, Mike McMahon. Back row: Marcus Wiese Emmett Foster, Herbert Blakely Robert Fishback. 4. Kiwanians, Front row: David Han son, Tom Finley, Stanley Kukuk LeRoy Sorenson, Richard Johnson Dean Schield. Back row: John Amidon Gary Iverson, Douglas Dempster, Bill Ostermeier, Conrad Solberg, Norman Kallemeyn, Hartley Mackintosh. 5. Boys State: Neil Grape, Joe Farn- ham, Tom Hart, Bill Chittick. Joe Farnham chosen to go to Boys Nation. 6. World Affairs Winner Bill Chiftick. 7. Girls State. Rosa- lie Johnson and Judy Sheldon. 8. Kiwanian Schol- arship awards. Front row: Mary Worzella, Jean Christensen, Peggy Gilkerson, Kar- en Hall. Back row: David Hanson, Bob Fishback, Neil Grape, Rosalie Johnson, Jes- sie Parker lnot pic- turedl. I , -I , - .,,. Senior Breakfast with the graduation theme Last informal get together of the seniors MMI1 F F Anxiety before the Processionol Senior Sermon The seniors solemnly march ed to their places in the ou ditorium. Commencement Fred A. Miller, Director of Education, Chicago, spoke about 'The New Three R's: Respect, Reliance, Respon- sibility. A long waited- for diploma sigh of relief after a hectic but wonderful week. si