Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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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 . I Y - . 1 . ,.gfl,:3,,i7t .fr an Aff'-I l 4' Q H R if A . pyj A- V Q f I . , k K. v xx, 5 in, I xx l. ' r e f ' X3 ' 'le , t' .' 5 .X .A

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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

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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 , , . . . ' ' 1 I . - . . , . . . . ' ' .e ' , . ll 'S I v Q 1 s I 4' I f ' T g . fa . gf ,,-1 -. A j E , . 'g . 1 H- I 1? ' I sv. 1 ' ' ,-