Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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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

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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

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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