Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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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

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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 .

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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