Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

The Semor Class Brookmgs South Dakota P esents Of Brookings High School Meet Miss Kitty Kat Hello Everybody' Boy was I thrilled when they asked me to be the mascot for this 1959 Bobcat I was briefed on my Job the other day and for the past week or so I have been preparing to bring you the fun and Act1v1t1es of the School year 1958 59 I hope you will be entertained and as time goes by this book full of memories will bring back pleasant recollections of the past I only hope that I can do the fme Job that IS so typical of B H S As one of you I shall try to in the best way possible bring to you the laughter sorrow and success of all the High School Table of Contents Introduction Admmlstratlon People 13 24 MUSIC 25 34 Athletics 35 44 Clubs Activities 45 73 Jumor High 74 84 F md- 3 4'lf'lm,m, M 2 as ' ' 9' O . . . 0 . - . clubs and activities which occurred in Brookings ' I 1 ea ' - ' ' ' ....... . . . l-12 I Administration Behind our smooth running school you will find an efficient school board and superintendent. These people give their time and energy that we may have 'the best well-rounded education. Our high school was chosen this year for a two year project for Superior and Talented Students spon- sored by the North Central Association. Special class- es in chemistry and English IV were scheduled. The graduation requirement in science was changed to read: one year of biology, physics, or chemistry. Expansion was the theme of this yeai-'s work. The addition to Hillcrest School became a reality and land was purchased in the southeast part of the city. Plans are being made for a new senior high school, and newly constructed schools in Yankton and IMinnesota were visited. Schooldistrict reorganization now confronts the Board and meetings have been held in the various districts discussing the problems which arise. The Board gave its approval with commendations of student dress regulations as presented by the Stu- dent Councils. Superintendent School Board L. D. Horrigan Front row: Agnes Schlender, clerk, Mrs. Milo Opdahl, Mrs. R. N. Masson. Back row: Dr Stan ley Sundet, Vice Pres., L. D. Horrigan, Superintendent, Charles Webbenhurst, J. C Shirley President, Dr. Alphus Christensen. Not pictured-Elton Shank, Treasurer. 9 1617181 23' .' 10111213 S120 242526 S... X l'4-uv..-.... Perhaps the best known phase of Mr Bell's work cons1sts of 1SSll1X'1g hundreds of blue yellow and pmk sl1ps throughout a school year In add1t1on to g1v1ng counselmg adv1ce to students he spon sors the Nat1ona1 Honor Soc1ety whlch 15 composed of Junlor and Sen1or students wlth a hlgh grade pomt average We the students of B H S owe h1m much because he has gxven us a flrm educatlonal foun datron for our future H15 extended efforts for better class wo rk and varled extra currlcular act1v1t1es Wlll long be remembered by all of us Vlfgll A e Prlnclpal Most of the students are not famlhar W1th Mr Webbenhurst because he works behmd the scenes at B H S As the busmess manager h1s work cons1sts of handllng the ent1re budget for the runnrng of the school at the present txme and for future expan s1on He keeps an accurate record of club spend mgs and earnmgs ln the fall students pay varlous fees to the buslness offlce but they are re1m bursed for these fees 1n the sprmg In add1t1on to handllng money matters Mr Web benhurst also takes care of school supplxes To see that our school IS clean and orderly he over sees the work of the custod1ans harles B Webbenhurst Busmess Manager 45 J 6 . ' o 0 0 . 0 . . 7 3 l .. , .. 0 o ' , . . . , . - , - . . . . , - . L , Q K - .K , 1 . CN ' E-' ,f K rd' . x X -. R- ' L ,,, - 's 4 x ' 4, 4 V f XX K V We W- , , fa VV Government by Student Council Mel Henrichsen Student Body President Mel Henrichsen congratulates Lloyd Wilson, 1959-1960 President as Garda Vaughan and Dick Fergen assume duties of Vice-Presidents First Row: Marsha Cline, Carol Christopherson, Margaret Frost, Jo Anne Beatty. Second Row: Larry Kallemyn, Lynn Riedesel, Garry Myers, Orville Smidt, Doug Searls. Third Row: Andre Larson, Roger Teal, Dick Danielson, Mel Henrichsen, Lloyd Wilson, Don Spawn, Dick Efthimiou. Democracy in action. . . Mel Henrichsen, Student President, presided at all assemblies and council meetings. Mel has been active in athle- tics, excelling in football and track. The Council is made up of an elected member from each ofthe fifteen home rooms. Constructive suggestions are considered care- fully by the student representatives and, when possible, are honored. The Bobcat Day dance and after game dances were sponsored by the Student Council. Rural eighth-graders were escorted about the build- ing on their special visiting day, and the selection of the Northwest Assemblies to be given next year were two of the Council's projects. Discussion of the formation of a Pep Club was tabled. The project of most importance to the students was the adoption of a code of dress which was accepted by the School Board with com- mendations. Mrs Laura Paulson Enghsh IV Sen1or advlsor Wayne Hauschlld U S I-hstory B ' Basketball Football L1ne Coach Junxor adv1sor Brookmgs I-hgh School a member of the North Central Assoclatlon, was chosen as one of the f1fty schools 1n the U S to lnaugurate the Accel erated Program An Advanced Enghsh course was set up 1n whrch more advanced works of the authors were studxed Mrs Alyce She1mo Engllsh II Sophomore adv1sor Q5 Mrs Jane S1nn1ng Enghsh IU. Debate Coach Jun1or advlsor James Goldsmlth Drlver s Educatlon Sophomore advxsor Soc1al Stud1es Harold N1lsson Prmc1p1es of Democracy Seruor adv1sor Speech Internat1onal Relatxons World H1story 6 I FTA advisor T 1 f I . , , s rm papers, diagrams, plays--improve means of communiqation In Advanced Chem1stry toplcs covered 1n the regu lar Chem1stry course were mvestlgated more deeply In Blology spec1mens of Chordata and Orthoptera were dlssected Everythmg from agon1c llnes to X rays was dlscussed 1n Physlcs One unmt of B1OlOgy Chem lstry or Phys1cs 1S required for gr aduatlon Plane and Solld Geometry ernphaswes reasonmg and perceptlon wlnle Adxanced Algebra and Trlgonometry develop the fudy of rela tlonshlps Tape recorders and records are used teach1ngSpan1sh The ele ments of government and economlcs are studled m M1ss Ruth Helland Yearbook Advanced Mathematlc s Sophomo re advl s or Pr1nc1ples of Democracy Robert Stewart B1ology Junlor Vars1ty Ass1stant Track Coach B Squad Football Coach Sophomore adv1sor M1ss Malmstrom Freshman Algebra Spanlshl II Sli! m Guy O Karnes Phys1cs Chemlstry Senlor advlsor Stage crew Harry B G1bbOHS Qenlor adv1sor Track Coach Football Coach Prlnclples of Democracy X. Math, Language, Sclence The foundatlon of the modern world X xg K M, W... Q 'ia 5 , g V, ' at ,K , Co ordmatxon of mmd and hands 1S required 1n the vo cat1onal courses In home maklng we learn home nur slng kn1tt1ng, chlld care 1mproved sewlng methods and correct nutr1t1on whxch are essent1al for a well managed future home Mrs Esther MacLean Homemaklng FHA adv1sor Junlor adv1sor Speed along w1th neatness and perfectwn 15 the goal of each future secretary These qual1 f1cat1ons are developed 1n the commerclal courses Meat, hvestock and crop Judglng an1ma1showmansh1p and proper farm methods are among the subjects 1n Voca t1onal Agrxculture Jerome Klelnsasser Vocatlonal Agrlculture Freshman advlsor FFA adv1sor M155 Thelma Olson Typlng Shorthand Senxor advlsor Duane Serlet Mechanlcal Drawmg Woodwork1ng Jun1or adv1sor Clarence Drenkhahn Broboca advlsor Junlor advlsor Buslness educatlon ' ,L X 4 I - g , 1 1 ' Y . I ' 1 . . A - M 150 :wif vm: A ri. A V -pl - V ,Y L, . , , . I ' d vw k l, K' X x . , :Q - - ' T.. ' - -gn Y . . 1 W Wm New Vocational Courses--Groundwork for the Future Lunchroom Ladies Bernadine Giesen Irene Anderson Helen MacDonald People in the Background Lillian Berke Secretary to the Principal Bernice Palmer Secretary to Superintendent Agnes Schlender Secretary to Business Manager f M- , ,, . A ,, . r , .. I . Custodians Leo Melicher Bill Block Roy Draper Ed Robish First I want you to meet my fellow students at BHS-the Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores. The Seniors had their days and they also had their nights, the Juniors risked pneumonia to make the Prom a splash, and the Sophomores learned angles in geometry and discovered curves in the halls. 3 GIOQW 11 'Y-Q. Ml Fx val r i ,W I J y Y6 Tff-'3 9-E Seniors It's All Over and We Made It ---- Good Luck to Us, We'll Need It A f Q' 'C' . Q gf, I7 x-J ik? X Q, l A ,S if oo o,o ,ooo,oo o , oo 2-8' 7'f7' Ai my -F 5 Q fx MX J l!' , 1 1' X 1 we' o xr? 4f L fs. .. m -ol -Q Y' RUTH AABERG--Safety Council Z5 FNA 3, 45 NHS 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Cl. 3, 45 Bobcat Staff 45 All-State Band 2, 3, 45 All-State Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Instr. Ensembles 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band Director 45 Broboca 45 Kiwanis Medal 3, 45 HR Off. 3, 4. CAROL ANN AARSTAD--FHA 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Cl. 2, 3, 45 Cue Cl. 3, 45 Pep Band 45 FTA 3, 45 Jr. -Sr. Play. BURTON ALEXANDER--Football 15 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Cue Cl. 3, 4. ELLEN ALEXANDER--Cue Cl. 3, 43 FTA 3, 49 NHS 45 Jr. -Sr. Play5 Kiwanis Medal 3,45 GAA 15 Ki- wanis Scholarship. JOYCE ANDERSON--FNA 2, 3, 45 GAA Z, 3, 45 FTA 3,45 FHA 1, 25 Bobcat Staff 45 Girls Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 1. LOLA ANDERSON--FHA 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Instr. Soloist 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 45 String Ensemble 45 Majorette 1, Z, 3, 45 Chorus 25 GAA 1, Z, 4. SAMMY AR TZ--Kinetic Cl. 3, 45 B Football Z5 Intramural 3. LOIS ASMUS--GAA 1, 25 FNA 4. GERALD AUSTIN--Kinetic Cl. 1, 2, 3, 45 S.D. Jr. Academy of Sci. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cue Cl. 3, 45 School Photographer 2, 3, 45 Bobcat Staff 3, 45 Stage Crew 3,45 Band 1, 2, 35 Rotaria.n5 Nat. Sci. Tal. Search Winner 45 AAAS Award 35 Science Fair Winner 2. KAREN BEBO--GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Spanish Cl. 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 HR Off. 45 Bobcat Staff 4. MARTHA BERRY--Broboca Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Quill 81 Scroll 45 FTA 45 NHS 45 Kinetic Cl. 45 Bobcat Staff 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Chorus Z5 All-State Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Kiwanis Medal 3, 45 NCTE Awardg SDSC Sc:ho1arship5 Nat. Merit Finalist. CELIA BIRD--Spanish Cl. 2, 3, 45 Cue Cl. 3, 45 Jr. -Sr. Play5 Band 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, Z, 3, 45 FHA 1, Z, 35 FTA 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 45 GAA Board 45 HR Off. 3, 45 AAUW Scholarship. CLARK BLOMBERG--FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Ag Awards 3. MURIEL BORSTAD--Clear Lake 1, 25 Girls Glee 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Select Choir 4. RACHEL BORSTAD--FHA 19 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Matcats 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA Board 2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Select Choir Z, 3, 45 Girls Glee 3, 45 Mixed Octet 4. SHARON BOTHWELL--Spanish Cl. 2, 3, 45 Cue Cl. 3, 45 Jr. P1ay5 FHA 15 GAA 1,Z, 3,45 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra Z, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus Z5 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Select Choir 3, 45 Instr. Ensemble Z, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 L'Allegro 4. MIKE BRALEY--Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Cue Cl. 3, 45 Football B-1, A-Z, 3, 45 Track 1, Z, 3, 45 Bas- ketball B-l, 2, A-3,45 Class Off 15 HR Off. 1,2, 35 Boys State5 Kiwanian. JOHN BRICKWEDEL--Portland, Ore. 1, 2, 3. LARRY BROTSKY--Gregory 15 Bobcat Staff 45 Kiwanian. JAMES CHEADLE--Kinetic Cl. 2, 35 Debate 15 Monogram Cl. 45 Football B-2, 3, A-45 Intramural 1, 2, 45 Jr. Varsity 35 Boys Chorus 2, 3, 45 Vocal Ensembles Z, 3, 45 All-State Chorus 35 SDSC Schol- arship5 Boys State Alt. 5 Rotarian. JERRY CHRISTENSEN--Football B-1, A-2, 35 B Basketball 1, 25 Intramural 45 Track l, Z. JEROME CHRISTENSEN--Band 15 Intramural 15 Track 1. DIANE CHRISTOPHERSON--Select Choir 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, Z, 3, 4. CAROLYN CLARK--Kinetic Cl. 45 FHA 1, 2, 45 Declam 45 Cue Cl. 45 Jr. -Sr. P1ay5 FNA 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 lvlixed Chorus 15 Girls Glee 35 Select Choir 3,45 SDSC Scho1arship5 HR Off. 4. MARSHA CLINE--GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 St. Council 1, Z, 3, 45 Spanish Cl. 3, 45 Cue Cl. 3, 45 Quill Sz Scroll 45 Broboca 15 FTA 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader B-2, A-3, 45 GAA Board 3, 45 Bobcat Day Royalty5 Radio Cl. 3. SHIRLEY COSTAR--FHA 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls Glee 45 Select Choir 3, 45 GAA 3. RICHARD DANIELSEN--Monogram Cl. 2, 3, 45 Football B-2, A-3,45 Basketball B-2, Jr. Var- sity-3, A-45 St. Council 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Ki- wanian5 HR Off. 2. MANIJE DAROUGAR--Teheran, Iran. DONALD DEBLONK--Kinetic Cl. 3, 45 Cue Cl. 3,45 Chorus 15 Football 15 HR Off. 1, 25 Jr. Var- sity 35 Intramural 1, 2, 45 Rotarian. GERALD DEBLONK--Spanish Cl. 3, 45 Stage Crew 35 Monogram Cl. 45 A Football, Basketball, and Track Mgr. 5 Intramural 45 Chorus 15 Boys Chorus 2, 35 Select Choir 35 HR Off. 1, 3. 5. 2 I X ix 4 nf x, fi, 'N-ff gw ,-4' 12117 N--I 'kmzsi ...f afx ix., x ti? ,,,6 ...X avg at vs? I . 1-S i, liar Q F' A9 if? 4' 4? TT . ,- it H . t Q1 ! 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' -9 ' - 5 1 -- , g . . g 1 9 .1 ' ' - 1 - 1 1 2 - Q - L ' ' ' 1 1 Q 1 - 0 1 I 1 Q ' ' - - 1 5 1 5 - -' S ' 3 ' S 0 1 l 1 I 1 1 1 'I I - 1 -4 -1 1 1 . -9 s ' .4 ' ' , 5 . . g ' ' . -- 1 - 1 ' ' . , 5 -- 1 1 1 -1 S 1 1 1 S ' 1 'S 'Q 1 9 - - 1 S - 1 1 1 - 'S S - - ' 111 1 - - 1s 1 -- - 1 1 .1 ' 1 - -- - 1 1 s ' 1 1 Q ' , Q . ' 1 1 Q l - - . .. . 0 U . , S . I S 1 Q . 1 ' Q - 1 1 l ' 1 ' -- . , 3 -3 3 - ' 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 - . ' ' 9 . -- 1 1 ' ' . -- - 1 L 1 5 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' 9 , , g -9 1 1 1 -9 ' 1 9 1 1 1 . ' . '. 19 'Rb lvl' Look Out World! BONNIE STICKEL--GAA 1-45 FHA 15 FNA 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Bobcat5 Band 1-4. BARBARA SUHR--Span. Cl. Z, 3,45 Bobcat5 NHS 4. ROGER TEAL--FFA l-45 Cue Cl. 3, 45 St. Coun. 45 State Farmer. JUDY TELLINGHUISEN--Span. Cl. 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 35 Radio Cl. 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Select Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee 2, 3, 45 L'Allegro 2, 3, 45 Voc. Solo 3, 45 Voc. Ens. 2, 3, 45 Accomp. l-45 Band 45 HR Off. 35 All-State Chorus. JANICE THOMPSON--GAA 1-45 FHA 1, 2. MARLYN TOFTE--Woodchuckers Cl. 15 Football 81 Basketball Mgr. 15 Intramural 1, Z5 B Football Mgr. GREG WALTA--Span. Cl. 2, 35 Monogram Cl. 3,45 HR Off. 35 Kiwanian5 Football 1-45 Track 1, 2, 35lntramura1 3, 4. JERRY WARD--HR Off. 45 Piedmont 1. JOAN WEBBENHURST--FHA 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 Span. Cl. 3, 45 Cue Cl. 3, 45 Radio Cl. 35 GAA 2, 35 Board 45 Declam Z, 3, 45 Debate Z, 3, 45 NFL 2, 3, 45 Broboca 3, 45 Bobcat5 Band 2, 35 NHS 3, 45 Kiwanis Medal 25 Girls State Alt.5 Elks Lead. l Here We Come! LORNA WEBSTER--Broboca 2, 3, 45 FNA 3, 45 Span. Cl. 3, 45 Bobcat5 Band 1-45 Orch. 3, 45 L'- Allegro 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Instr. Solo 3, 45 Girls State5 All-State Band 3, 45 All-State Orch. 3, 45 Instr. Ens. 3,4. STUART WEBSTER--Monogram Cl. 3, 45 Football 1-45 Basketball B-1, 2, A-3, 45 Track 1, 2, 45 HR Off. l, 2, 35 Kiwanian. MARY WILLMOTT--GAA 2, 35 Band 45 White 1. RUTH WILSON--FNA 3, 45 Broboca 1-45 Bobcat5 Radio Cl. 35 Cue Cl. 45 GAA l, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Class Off. 3. LAYNE WINDEDAHL--Monograrn Cl. 45 Jr. Var- sity5 A Basketball 45 Football 3, 45 HR. Off. 45 Kiwaniang DeSmet 1, 2. CAROLYN WIPF--Span. Cl. Z, 3, 45 FNA 3, 45 GAA 1-45 FHA 1, 25 Broboca 2, 35 Co-Editor 45 Cue Cl. 3,45 Quill gl Scroll 3, 45 Radio Cl. 35 Bob- cat5 Orch. 1-45 L'A1legro 2, 3, 45 Select Choir 35 St. Coun. 35 HR Off. 1. JOHN WOLTER--Span. Cl. 2, 35 Football l,Z, 35 Intramural 1-45 HR Off. 1, 4. Juniors I. lrnla Alexander Darwin Anderson Peter Anderson Susan Bartling ll. Gary Barton Donna Bauman Larry Becker JNlll13.1'Il Becker Carole Biggar Betty Birkelancl Ill. Deanna Blornberg Lorn Bortnern Karen Chlttick Kathryn Cole Julie Christensen Carol Chrlstopherson IV. Jeanne DeBoise Gary DeKraa1 LaVonne Dupraz Darw1n Egvberg Cvary Egeberg Loretta Faber V. Rxchard Fergen Carol Frltz Margaret Frost Jo Ellen Grll David Glarnm John Hannnond VI. Judy Hartsough Jann-5 Hogg h,lZ1I'l1Y1lllll Carole llrrrner Karen Hokanson Ruth Jeffcfrls Vll, Leslre Jercle Phxlip Johnson Philip A. Johnson Stanley Johnson Bonn1eKakon1S J5UY1'llC,' Klngsley Vlll. Kenneth Kzrschenrnann Jerry Knuclsen Alvrn Knutson Frank Knutson Patsy Knutson Margart-tKod1S lX, Lirxfla Koru- Davlcl Kurtz Anflrs- Larson JBIZICQ' Larson Shxrley Larson ' , u . s n 'iv 222' ..4,,, , 75- -Q, rf ,f Just One More Year- -vi .J Q1 :W N ,, V rt. X54 ff w Q-1-ny ay - 1 -A 'zz N, 5 1 1 'hifi LWLQLQ ' 'J' lf? Q :F J ,QL Y y ' ,, if K My WW-H Q ' 1 g' K ' ,. N4 X I X 3 k :- I 1 I 1 fs ...,, HZ'!-.- I XC ' 1? 137' ' ' kffffr X ' VP R g . L 1 f l .Q ' I kia Q ,V I gd . A '? V X 'Y ia 2 cg i 32 ,fs- V I I I J I , X ,, ff- , 3. ,LV X i fi. :QQ V, 1 Q J -Q ,gjgfn JM in D 5' Q Y Q.. If 1 QQ Q-4 ,, I - ffa- D U ,N 5 .f : X 1 XD' X A fi' . f t A .,,-1 Play-Prom Car Wash Charlotte Lee Arthur Leitzke Elroy Lovro Larry Lutterman Rosemary MaComb Janice Martinson James Meek Loyal Messerschrnidt Dennis Milfs Tim Murphy Esther Musson Roger Nagel Douglas Oines Robert Oines Shirley Olson Anita Osborne Anthony Puhr Janice Quail Lucy Ellen Ray James Roden Herman Schultz Larry Schultz Mary Scott Mary Ann Seifert Linda Severson Tom Shadewald Jane Sheimo David Shelden Karen Sherwood Henry Shirkey George Soule David Snyder William Sloan Donald Spawn Sheldon Stackelhouse Curtis Sterud Robert Stuernian Sterling Sundet LeRoy Suurmeyer Roger Svec Norma Taken David Tangen VIII. David Taylor Robert Thurston Jean Trunwp Judy Urevig Sharon Van Schoiack Garda Vaughan Charle s Wechsler Elinda Weide Lloyd Wilson Jarnes Wood Nlarilyn Wright Kent Younger as 'rv 6'-3' is: A W4- -02- X ni 'UIQ'-V -Qt X17 if M ti X f ...., 45 --nv x di I Rx 5' 'Q L ff-v 'T in V ' , ,fi 4209557 a K it I .,1-P 'av f- 9 'O I '19 hx Q-...xhf Q - '15 -3 U- . Q-:M -'lj ' if 3 .. ,.. Q- fd if? R F l Q 2 T '-A A wr 5 2 C J R11 . 'xt' 4 im' 4 ' n-1-in s Y- 4 ' ,,..-M-... .,.. ary 34 in if' 4 'L Q wi' A A 725 Rf? A V, ff A ,J 2 J iw, f. 4. 'fl 4 W , if ' 'rv ..-2' 40' ' ,J A rr- .-wf!f.e'i' w.. f ,. fi fl e : T' 1 f Q. 5 7' ' f R t 5 v' X sd N , v' ' cf ' '27 -4- ' K X I, 'Ev -r' 5 5 , ,, -rn? s 1' H A i - f f' 'lv . -' - 1 I a , 'K , f .' I -vlf . 0-s. w -6 I. II We Joined Lots of Clubs to Keep Busy. Janies Aaniot Darlene Alexander Sharon Anderson . Emery Bartle Jo Anne Beatty Raymond Bender III. Joann Billet Ruth Bombeck Barbara Bonzer Karen Borstad Iviarlys Bortnerri Donna Bozied Dale Brchan IV. Charles Brust V Ernily Calkins Delores Carpenter Susan Carpenter Evelyn Chaulsett Leland Chaulsett Shirley Cliaulsett . Robert Christensen Wayne Christopher son Williarn Cook Williarn Crase Gary Cunningharn Beverly Dahl Janet Denipster VI. Karen Derscheid V Richard Efthimioti Patricia Ellis Joyce Erickson James Felt Robert Flittie John Foulke II. Donald Freenian Nlaxine Freernan Mary' Froiland Glee Gamble Linda Ginn Carol Girton Helen Greb VIII. Vivian Gus tafs on Carolyn Halverson Gail I-Iandegard Carol Hansen Darrel Hansen Loren Hansen Betty Hawkins IX. Richard Hayter Dorothea Heeren Gwen Heeren Richard Hegg Trudi Holden Donald Iverson Lyle Iverson X. Wanda Jackson Maxine James Bruce Johnson Larry Kallenieyn Joyce Kannegeiter Carole Kjos Nancy Kleinlieksel Sophomores . f 9 .' , 0 IN MEMORIAM W e of BHS were saddened by the death of 7 RONALD TOFTE in an automobile ,.,,' 'fs accident 2 I: October Il, 1958 .., A 2 , x Q -4 . w, -2- ' . N - fn- A .Q V rn I , 4: Q V' X J l i KP . ,,, I 3 gf e . Y' I - 11.1. f Q ,E f K I K 'L , 4, a H I , W I fa 3 Q . ' 35 i Y I , l J I ,f 1 Q' . 1 ,.. -i is '.Q-, ,j7?'5 lfi i - W sd -3 J Y V. fr 3:7 t uf . V V W Q ,, 2 fa' V IU J 1 '- ' 2 ' ' , QA if, A , -J KW Fi... ,: A I- K - V li' ,-. r 1 , c ' ef l , y Q g s 115 KS, 4' '- A if f-so Yv- L! ye '45- 3 'S' of I X sd Q I .ey Vi XC' XJ is Q.. ' - ,,. X. V'-SY Then Found Out about Homework Leona KHLWSOU Janice Willmott L N, Robert Kodis Linda Wilson ls' ' lf' Karen Krogman Jerald Zemlicha Wi Dennis Langland Harlan Larkin Charles Leonard James Leonhardt Harriet Lievan Dennis Little Jack Long Marcus Lovro Ennis Lund William Lynch James Mannerud James Martin Julie Martinson Mary Matson Frank Messner Julie Mickelson Karen Mix Laura Montgomery Gary Murfield Judy Iwlyers Robert Norton Elaine Nussbaum Myron Olson Roy Olson James Opdahl Susan Parsley John Pearson James Phillips Gary Ponto Rose Poppe Connie Pratt Connie Quass Lynn Rasmussen Janet Richardson Reyna Riedesel Kathleen Riley David Sandfort John Sandfort Douglas Searls Shirley Semeniuk Diane Shaw Judie Shirley Rodney Simons Diane Sloan Orville Smidt William Smythe David Stackelhouse Maureen Stime Marilyn Suman David Sween Marvin Taylor Janice Tellinghuisen George Tinkey Judy VandenBerg Cleo Vaughan Douglas Walta Gene Ward Robert Webbenhurst Sharon Weins Cindy Whitrnore 62 -61, .3 Q' , Jean Van Maanen f3y?'3L, . ., E .- l . ta 1, 2 a t C' ert 'J eio J, ,J PM 4 fi M or 1-2 I 'ee-f f i I L fB Sie? A EL ' . i 0 . .,'- ' 4 hd J vga ' sr' A I X E.. J U ' 2 4 XX 'L V yi I 5 511-1 , 5 J 3 N of K Q: A . txgjff , 3 . . Q V l r . - 5 E y -3 2 V, 2 if . aa' ' I I rg. E' 4 Q . D, 9 I 5 Q di W X. i We J r L erlere 'S lf' n W fr We U be ,Q ,. V' f - y T ,r J J Jig ' et, ,.r 1 -rr. j7i K., rf W-X 5 re rf' F 3 1 W-sf wi Singing high notes and low notes, tooting horns, bowing fiddles, beat- ing drums- that was the BHS music departments. Out of this confusion of sound came musical perfection that won many honors for BHS at many music contests. ,g aff CN f J .9 Viyl 4 2 S Il, Wi fi: 7 ' A xi X rx ffm i i , I ff -XXX xxx . ,V ,f , X xx X , S X X S. X gf ,' X it il ff ff 2 fl X s it ,?.,.,f , 72555 25? Arne B. Larson Director Band Music Appreciation For Relaxation O1'Cl'16St1'2l First row--C. Montgomery, A. Larson, M. Shirley, L. Wilson, R. Aaberg, L. Montgomery, J. Revell, G. Fine, M. McCrory, J. Urevig, K. Derscheid, J. Beatty, J. Myers, M. Wright. Sec- ond row--L. Webster, C. Aarstad, E. Wiede, B. Stickel, P. Wagner, H. Greb, N. Flannery, S. Overski, S. Carpenter, M. Kodis, S. Larson, L. Dupraz, E. Bartle, D. Nelson, V. Lievan, G. Gamble, S. Bothwell. Third row--J. Dempster, T. Holden, L. Fox, C. Whitmore, D. Little, E. Hill, J. Trurnp, D. Bender, R. Svec, D. Anderson, G. Telkamp, C. Girton, M. Balo, J. Plow- man, Ixl. Siefert, E. Calkins, G. Austin, D. Elston, S. Semeniuk. Fourth row--K. Riley, D. Kurtz, J. Erickson, M. Stime, J. Phillips, E. Oines, L. Seve-rson, D. Brchan, C. Vaughan, D. Oines, D. Carpenter, S. Sundet, C. Blomberg, K. Kirschenmann, R. Hayter, J. Wilmot, J. Slieimo, L. Bortnem, C. Bird, R. Riedesel, C. Pratt. Fifth row--J. Wood, C. Leonard, B. Bonzer, M. Bortnem, J. Molstad, J. Melcher, A. Jones, B. Laughrey, H. Larkin, L. Rasmus- sen, D. Taylor, D. Kurtz, D. Parker, B. Johnson, R. Thurston, H. Klug, C. Vaudrey, L. An- derson, A. B. Larson. Sixth row--J. Tellinghuisen, E. Lovro, G. Vaughan, C. Johnson, M. Mit- chell, D. Spawn, S. Bartling, J. Quail. ' ,,, Dau! , fl. . kb QV '13 x'T ak S - 5. First row--A. Osborne, G. Vaughan, M. Kodis, L. Wilson, B. Kakonis, S. Sundet, S. Ander- son, C. Vaughan, C. Wipf, J. Dempster. Second row--M. Berry, J. Leonard, A. Larson, E. Chaulsett, lvl. lxladsen, M. Froiland, J. Revell, J. Myers, J. Beatty, M. Wright, S. Carpenter, L. Dupraz, S. Bothwell. Third row--4-D.. Sandfort, J. Sandfort, S. Bartling, J. Quail, M. Siefert, N. Hansen, J. Deen, C. Montgomery, A. Larson, L. Webster, K. Riley, B. Bonzer, E. Cal- kins. Fourth row--MR. Aaberg, L. Anderson, S. Semeniuk, D. Spawn, J. Sheimo, D. Oines, R. Svec, E. Lovro, D. Anderson, D. Bozied, C. Girton, C. Bird, R. Riedesel, A. B. Larson, D. Taylor, L. Severson. With a sound of marching feet and a stirring march the band began its fall season. They marched on Hobo day and at the Bobcat day game presented in formation a picture of the gay Mardi Crras. When winter came the musicians concentrated their ef- forts on the contest. ln Milbank twenty-seven groups received superior, three were given ex- cellent ratings. Of these entrants, twenty were recommended for the evening concert. The spring concc rt featured a variety of music from Handel to Rock and Roll The choice of music and the excellent interpretation made this a fine concert. 'X Soft strains of music may be heard almost ev- ery morning at eight o'clock. Orchestra mem- bers start to work earlier in the day than most people in the school and the extra minutes seem to pay off. This year the orchestra played for the Junior and Senior class plays, the annual Cliristmas program, and the Baccalaureate ser- vice. Early in May they observed National Music week with a concert. Both band and orchestra received superior ratings in the regional contest this year. 1959 marked the first contest in three years as previously a region festival was held. STRING ENSEMBLE Anita Osborne, Sterling Sundet, Margaret Kodis, Garda Vaughan, Annette Larson, Linda Wilson, Janice Quail, Judy Dempster, Lola Anderson. 1 'Q , E? I 'Pb QL vi xx ' f . 'I As ii 0- fx? ,-4 '13, 1' ' I7 99 45 Q i X., 8. 1 'wg' if Q ff ,.f.Ta u ' F f. 04 ' 5' fs' Z f V 41 ' 'Q f li at filili' M2 Z ' 1 ,iw A..-5 fi! Mg' 'z 'WT Q . 9 . 3 'J :qi .gn 0 5, .,., 0 lie! ggi L'. Wu .ai v Mi! I 4 -if :na :il fx If sm Q 'k 'r ' 5 'awk .QF R .- -. .. H A 'ww 1 N ., , S 1 5 W..-..v.Mm-M iff ? ' Q' 'Ay ' ,,,--- 'nuns- qi' 5' if 5.1 Vocal Music X , wr: All State Chorus -Charlotte Lee, Judy Telling- huisen, Patty Murphy, Joanne Serie, Bob Lar- kin, David Kurtz, Don Parker, David Tangen, Jim Roden, Hadley Klug. Not pictured were Rosemary McComb and Bonnie Kingsley. These twelve people joined approxiniately 800 others in Aberdeen for two days in November. After strenuous rehearsals, a grand concert was given under the direction of Mr. Sateran, visit- ing director. L'Allegro, a select group of twenty four girls, won a superior rating in the Region III Contest. Criticism included high praise. L'- Allegro sang over the radio, and senior mem- bers, at other special functions. The Sadie Hawkins, an annual girl-ask-boy dance, was sponsored by the club. Officers this year were Judy Tellinghuisen, pres. , Judy Revell, V. P. , Patty Murphy, Sec. -Treas. , and Sherry Overskei, Social Chairman. 7, if ' Sf Inspiration through Song l 4 lP SS--f' si ' i A Soloists-Sue Carpenter, Janice Tellinghuisen Patty Murphy, Judy Tellingliuisen, Charlotte Lee Bob Larkin, Donald Parker, Ken Kirschenmann Hadley Klug. Front Row: Maxine -Tame s, Kathryn Cole, Sharon Howell, Patty lwfurphy, Anita Osborne, Sue Car- penter, Judy Dempster, Judy Revell, Carolyn Wipf, Bonnie Kakonis, Susan Bartling, Charlotte Lee, lvirs. Wiechert. Second Row: Linda Severson, Judy Tellinghuisen, Iwiargaret Frost, Sherry Overskei, Jeannine Molstad, Sharon Bothwell, Joanne Serie, Carole Montgomery, Laura Mont- gomery, Rose Poppe, Shirley Semeniuk, Lorna Webster. li u w 1 -Q Front Row: Lorna Sinjem, Karen Christopherson, Carol Reed, Ethel Gadda, Carolyn Johnson, Phyllis Rossman, Martin Wilson, Mike Harrison, John Calkins, Reyna Reidesel, Lynda Ginn, Marnel Hirschman, Nancy Davis, Sharon Jones, Mrs. Wiechert. Second Row: Lois Jerde, Ruth Bombeck, Mary Braley, Julie Mickelson, Karen Schultz, Betty Clark, Julie Faust, Bonnie Bor- stad, Judy Nielson, Theresa Nelson, Elaine Dingman, Joanne Gustafson, Nicki Schoepf, Sandra Simons, Barbara Stewart. Third Row: Patty Anderson, Marlene Neu, Sue Carpenter, Carol Hir- rner, Sandra Kramer, Donna Jackson, Judy Neu, Donna Vick, Patsy Behrend, Beverly Austin, Susan Sogn, Carol Linder, Karen Windedahl, Doreen Wiersma, Rosalie Thill. Mixed Chorus J Four square dancers and a caller assisted L'Allegro in one of their nttnibvrs, Skip to My Lou, at the Vocal Con- cert. Girls Glee Club Front Row: V. Kundel, J. Huffman, P. Murphy, C. Stewart, J. Dempster, M. Nlatson, M. James, J. Shirley, J. Kannegeiter, C. Christopherson, K. Rohl, K. Mix, R. Borstad, Mrs. Wiechert. Second Row: S. Howell, S. Costar, J. Tellinghuisen, C. Howard, K. Borstad, B. Birkeland, J Vanlxiaanen, lvi. Frost, C. Quass, J. Serie, D. Christopherson, J. deBoise, R. Poppe, S. Van- Schoiack. Third Row: D. Blomberg, D. Bauman, M. Borstad, M. Suman, C. Biggar, J. Gill, E Weide, R. Dingman, B. Hawkins, S. Larson, P. Knutson, J. Larson, J. Hartsough, N. Faust J. Martinson, N. Taken, K. Sherwood. 1 My X5- -.J 5 XS J' 'if E? I -1 ' D 0 E ff af' Q :ff 4, , v if 1 wg., - 1 v3 f wr f 227 .,1 , , frrfv - MN W k .22 Y -- .,,,.'3'1,5 f Q ' 5 Af ' f :::7 r.'f: 22 fy f ' --- 155'-f .. V1- MI ,V.. 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' 7 Dick Fergen, Doug I-lofer, Mike Braley, Bob Shelden, Bob Foerster, Skip Webster, Dick Daniel- sen, Layne Windedahl, Dave Shelden, Lloyd Wilson, Bruce Laughery, Frank Knutson, Jerry deBlonk, manager. A Basketball Again this year the 58-59 Bobcats were plagued with the lack of height. At this time with most teams having the exceptionl big man , scoring and rebounding were especially hard for the short- er cats. Despite their lack of height their deter- mination and effective press made them one of the most talked about and underrated squads in the E. S.D. A great blow to the squad carne when Bob Shelden was incapacitated for two months. Over- coming these great deficits the cats ended the season with a won 10 lost 9 seasonal record. Highlight of the season was the naming of Bob Shelden and Skip Webster to all-state squads. Intramurals Intramural is for those boys who have not played on any other basketball team during the year. Divided into six teams, they played each other twice for the league charnpionship. After the league play was over a single elimination tournament was held, Jennings' Giants captured the league title while Walta's Warhorses clairned the tourna- ment crown. The intramural captains were: Lynn Riedesel, Greg Walta, John Wolter, Don Robson, Rich Jen- nings and .Tim Sterud. 8 40 48 50 50 45 34 70 41 SEASON RECORD They We Sisseton 45 49 Sioux Falls 46 30 Yankton 37 58 Watertown 52 46 Aberdeen 66 49 Huron 39 49 Mitchell 55 45 Madison 57 27 Flandreau 67 Section ll Tournament Flandreau 49 Madison 63 They 32 66 39 70 47 53 52 46 50 55 47 CA A K gm. f ir eo BBA KSA BCA S217 1 NECA 3 1 ,s F , BBC! 53' X1 fl fuk 4 x W 1 F 5 1 First row: Dick Hegg, Jim Opdahl, Bob Webbenhurst, Henry Nelson, Lynn Rasmussen, Frank Messner, Orv Smidt. Second row: Don Iverson, Bob Christensen, Dick Johnson, Bill Iverson, Marcus Lovro, Ennis Lund, manager Don Freeman. Third row: Larry Kallemeyn, Jim Martin, Bob Norton. 66 99 B Squad We Coach Wayne Hauschild's B squad showed 26 future promise by their impressive thirteen- 24 three record below. This squad is combined of 50 freshmen and sophomores which accompany and 40 play the same schedule as the A squad. 51 We They We They 50 Sisseton 37 22 40 36 35 Sioux Falls 34 27 47 37 Yankton 42 28 34 38 Watertown 53 66 56 54 Aberdeen 37 25 32 29 Huron 18 40 45 47 Mitchell 38 35 34 28 Madison 39 25 40 17 Flandreau 43 32 SEASON 'S RECORD They We They Trent 34 31 37 Watertown 36 48 50 Elkton 23 42 48 Brandt 78 52 26 Bruce 65 48 74 Toronto 41 65 71 Sinai 42 24 39 Aggies 57 47 Coach Robert Stewart's Junior Varsity had a mediocre season winning 7 and losing 8. This squad played varsity squads from the surrounding towns. It consists only of juniors. Junior Varsity First row: Phil Johnson, Lorn Bortnem, Jerry Knutsen, Dennis Milfs, Stan Johnson, Chuck Wechsler. Second row: manager Les Jerde, Jim Hegg, Kent Younger, Pete Anderson, Sheldon Stackelhous e, Herman Schultz. ? F'l - , V! v l Q ? ' ' Q W . I ' f I SE 'Q' - 'Eg E i ff Q Db x'X1 -w,. fgjx, ,,'X, 'Nj X f SX U Wu . Q ' Q - ,L r x xx , di ' M K W , ,QA ..... P' 11 gkf' 1 ' A 1, 'M 1 wtf' 1 Y . .ne r an , 1. . . .QM 'w....,me 49- .4 I . .. . ' 3' 3. 5 mg ,, 4 I fm, . . YM? tease - First Row: Kirk Seifert, Skip Webster, Dick Danielsen, Mel Henrichsen, Mike Braley, Bob Shel- den. Second Row: Lynn Rasmussen, Jim Opdahl, Bob Webbenhurst, Stan Johnson, Larry Schultz, Jerry Knutson, Dave Shelden, Dick Fergen, Lloyd Wilson, Frank Knutson. Third Row: Orville Smidt, Mac McCann, Jim Hegg, Philip Johnson, Darwin Anderson, Sheldon Stackelhouse, Kenny Kirschenman, Dave Stackelhouse, Frank Messner, Dick Efthimiou. Fourth Row: Jim Phillips, Gary Cunningham, Dick Hegg, Doug Walta, John Foulke, BobStuerman, Bruce Johnson, Denny Milfs, Kent Younger, and Larry Kallemeyn. Track Records Shattered The BHS track team this year was one of the best teams that we have had. Many long standing records were shattered and the team as a whole was ranked third in the state Class A. The season opened with the Madison Invitational meet closely followed by the Watertown Invita- tional and the Corn Palace Relays in which the meet record for the shot put was broken by Mel Henrichsen. The next week, with a split squad, the track- sters showed up well at both Aberdeen and Mil- bank. Mel Henrichsen took first place in both the shot and the discus. Also the old records were broken by Bobcat contenders. Kirk Seifert ran the 100 yard dash in 10. 6 sec. Skip Webster won the 220 yard dash in 25 seconds, and Larry Schultz vaulted ll feet 6 inches in the pole vault. Henrichsen continued breaking records as the team traveled to the Howard Wood Relays. He bettered his own record in the shot with a toss of 52 feet 1X2 inch. In the discus he also broke the school record with a throw of 147 feet 8 112 in. Brookings placed in three other categories with Stan Johnson taking second in the 100 yard dash, the 440 yard relay tearn placed third, the 880 placed fourth. This team pictured in number 2 consists of Stan Johnson, Dick Fergen, Mike Braley, and Bob Shelden. This team, the 440 relay team, also placed fourth in the 880 yard relay. The next week, at the Watertown meet, Larry Schultz vaulted 12 feet 3 in. to break the old pole vault record of ll feet 8 in. In the same meet Dick Fergen tied the high hurdle mark of 15. 9 sec. In the state track meet, Mel Henrichsen took second in the shot and third in the discus. Stan Johnson placed third in the 100 and fifth in the 220 yard dash. Larry Schultz placed second in the pole vault and the 880 yard relay team took fourth. Then came the final meet of the season, the Conference meet. The boys who qualified to enter the Conference Meet are as follows: Mel Henrich- sen, Stan Johnson, Bob Shelden, Dick Fergen, Larry Schultz, Frank Knutson, Tim Murphy, and Skip Webster. The team took fourth and three of the individual events were won by Brookings. Lar- ry Schultz defeated Huron's Busch to take first in the pole vault while Mel held down the weight divi- sion by placing first in both the discus and shot. All in all it was an excellent season. ,J 357 -'riff' The golf and tennis teams competed in a dual practice meet in Watertown before the State High Tournarnent. The golf teani bowed to Watertown by a riiargin of fifteen points. The tennis team overcame Watertown in all tennis mat- ches. Stanley Kranzler played with the teairi. At the State Tournament, lwiike and Eniery entered the singles rneet. Mike lost in the semi-finals to Sioux Falls. Bob and Emery played doubles and lost in the senii-finals to Aberdeen. The golf teani placed fifth, and Douglas placed fifth in the singles. I .f. ffm Golf Team James Opdahl Dale Brchan Frank Messner Douglas Hofer Xia Q... ,5 r 1 34 .' rr A 'l or W., YT , O S SEEN-w -232:23-2:2-.:2:.'l s.- 5 !f - -. 5., ww- 7115 ' : 'V lg-325.239 . , 6 .ig , V,..,1,, 4, W5 . -Y ,- .1 V 5 it feztii' ,.A'4 ,. 4 '1-.. Tennis Team Bob Webbenhurst Mike Harrison Emery Bartle .Y nl There are many extracurricular activities at BHS and I, for one, helped to play my part. The clubs and other activities such as Bobcat Day, the Prom, and the class plays helped make school after school interesting. l . i X L A -. K z gi Z 1- ,,i4 IO 1 5. . Q Q' ,fg- o Y Ml w f f st y ' . 94, ' ?, f5f5 19N .5 al! Girls gain Physical Fitness through GAA GAA BOARD J. Webbenhurst, K. Borstad, B. Hawkins, M. Cline, C. Montgomery, J. Revell, Iver- son, C. Bird, J. Dempster, C. Lee, B. Kingsley, H.Fried- rich, V. Kundel, S. Overskei. OFFlClAL'S CLUB Reidesel, Iverson, Hawkins K. Hokanson, Leonard, P Rossman, Flanery, Thill, Gam- ble, Austin, M. Rossman, L. Hokanson. As the GAA season opened, the members found three changes in their club, an amended con- stitution, an activity fee, and an official's club. The first activity was speed- ball which ended with an All- Star garne. Recreational garnes claimed others. As winter ap- proached, the girls moved in- doors for basketball, which was clirnaxed with an All -Star game played before a general assem- bly. Sharing the spotlight were tumbling and volleyball. Bad- minton doubles winners were Iverson and Kundel. Mary also won the singles. Track and soft- ball ended the season. The year was climaxed by a banquet at which Mrs. Sinning was the main speaker and Mary and Virginia received bracelets. Ai A Q Y ' 3 3-f-'fi' w f ,,..-11' 3 . Jean Sorenson Advisor 'hw- it :XP Iszq 'X .---.14 Q nn 'E ii ,nf vfw Debate National Forensic League Declamation Fir st row: Elaine Nussbaurn, Linda Wilson, Joan Webbenhurst, Mary Iverson. Second row: Leon Jones, Jim Felt, Bruce Johnson, David Tay- lor, Mike Harrison, Skip Christensen. Last fall thirteen eager students reported to Miss Krogman to par- ticipate in declamation. The four local winners, Judy Revell, Carole Montgomery, Joan Webbenhurst, and Karen Mix, competed in the divisional contest. Judy Revell went on to receive a superior rat- ing in oratory at the state contest. The debate squad, coached by Mrs. Sinning, traveled to nine tournaments. Our ten debaters talked on the merits of the Rus- sian educational system. Besides debate, the members participated in individual events. Jim Felt re- ceived sixth in boys' extemp at the state contest. Linda Wilson received an award for superior discussion at Sioux Falls. Joan Webbenhur st received superior in discussion and oral interpre- tation at Vermillion. David Taylor won a superior in debate at Vermil- lion. By participating in either declam or debate these students become members of NFL. R HM? First row Linda Wilson Judy Revell Joan Webbenhurst Mary Iverson Second row Elaine Nussbaum Carole Montgomery Judy Dempster Lucy Ellen Ray Third row James Felt Bruce Johnson David Taylor Leon Jones C7 First row Judy Revell Carole Montgomery Joan Webbenhurst Karen Mix Second row Miss Krogman Elaine Nussbaum, Jeanne De Boise, Barbara Bonzer, Harriet Lievan. Third row: Linda Wilson, Judy Demp- ster, Robert Webbenhurst, Virginia Kundel, Carolyn Clark. A- Seated: L. Riedesel, F. Bothwell, R. Shelden. First Row: 1. Alexander, A. Osborne, L. Sever- son, C. Howard, C. Stewart, L. Dupraz, J. Urevig, C. Christopherson, J. Quail, J. Deen, J. Christensen. Second Row: W. Ponto, R. Teal, C. Bird, V. Lievan, E. Alexander, C. Aar- stad, C. Wipf, Nl. Cline, James, M. McCrory, J. Revell, S. Hill, J. lxioulton. Third Row: Mrs. Rodee, D. Spawn, S. Stackelhouse, G. Vaughan, J. Serie, J. Webbenhurst, S. Overskei, R. Wilson, C. Montgomery, C. Clark, J. Sheimo, W. McCann. Fourth Row: D. Snyder, D. Kurtz, S. Sundet, K. Younger, G. Schoepf, H. Klug, D. de Blonk, M. Henrichsen, G. Austin, K. Seif- ert, G. Myers, J. Sterud, L. Bortnem. In addition to the regular monthly meetings, Cue Club participated in many activities consist- ing of a picnic at Pioneer Park, sponsoring an . after the game dance, a pot luck supper for the new members after the matinee of the Junior Class Play, and initiation of the new members. At the meetings skits were presented by the club mem- bers. , Cue Club, in co-operation with the music de- partment purchased two spotlights for stage light- fm ing. f The club advisor and play director was Mrs. Grace Rodee. The stage crew worked under the direction of hir. Guy O. Karnes. They not only staged the plays but worked on the Christmas, the Vocal and the lnstrurnental Concerts. Senior Stage Crew Donald de Blonk, Gerald Austin, Lynn Riedesel, Garry Myers Junior Stage Crew William Sloan, David Snyder, Arthur Leitzke, Herman Schultz, George Soule ' ' P' ' P The Junior Class Play 4 '- -1.,....4f CAST OF CHARACTERS Linda Severson. . . Irma Alexander. . . Don Spawn ..... Anita Osborne ...... Kent Younger ....... Sheldon Stackelhouse. . . Julie Christensen .... David Kurtz .... Loren Bortnem. . . Student Director. . . . . Pat Harrington Grace Harrington . . .Mr. Harrington .Mr S . Harrington . . .Tony Anderson . . Billy Caldwell ........Sadie . .Mr. O'Flaherty . . The cab driver . . Jane Sheimo E it a ti at 'W f S awry ,fra ,,i.s,' , -'S ma' '1' tr ,bs 3 ,kry , The Patsy This amusing story centered around Pat Harrington, who always tried to do the sports- man-like thing no matter what the result. Her snobbish sister was very different. She thought only of society's opinion, and was very much spoiled by her neurotic mother. This brought about many conflicts and the main one was romance! The whole family was very unhappy for awhile but with the help of Pat's father, the girls solved everything for a happy ending. Time C For Ginger Action in this play began when Ginger, a full-fledged tomboy joined the football team and upset the entire family. Ginger had the sup- port of her father in this ac- tion because he thought any- one should be able to do what they wanted. This made everyone in the town laugh at him and he almost lost his job. High point in the play was a hilarious description of the game Ginger won , given by her father. After this, Ginger gives up football and faces reality. ':u'5 l f C- Sql The Senior Class Play G THQ! .1 1 'Gia J 'U' it ,gum P,g l Q1 CAST OF CHARACTERS Ginger ................. Ellen Alexander Howard Carol. . . ...... Gary Schoepf Agnes Carol. . . . . Carol Montgomery Lillie ---,- ...... C arolyn Clark Joan ---- . . . Carol Ann Aarstad Jeannie ...... ...... C elia Bird Tommy Green. . . . .Burt Alexander Eddie Davis. . . , , Hadley Klug Ed Hoffman ..... . , , Mag Mccarm Student Director. . . . .......... Susan Hill Mrs. Grace Rodeo directed both the Junior and Senior plays. 15 1 X - M sl ,fx 5 wlfffism 511 ri FIRST ROW: Officers: Warren Ponto, Sent. , Clark Blomberg, Reporter, Roger Teal, Sec. , .Tim Sterud, Pres., Chuck Rang, V. Pres., Gene Derdall, Treas., Melvin Kuntson, Par. SEC- OND ROW: Jim Hegg, Bob Thurston, Charles Schultz, Marvin Taylor, Burton Alexander, David Moxon, Raymond Balo, Don Larson, Terry Eachen, Jerald Zemlicka. THIRD ROW: Roger Nagel, David Sween, Alvin Kuntson, Bill Sloan, Harold Jefferis, Earl Girton, Stanley Johnson, Orville Smidt, LeRoy Suurmeyer, Roger Hanson, David Tangen. FOURTH ROW: lxlarlin Hill, Larry Lutterman, Bob Christensen, George Soule, Gary Murfield, Darrell Hansen, Jim Aamot, David Shelden, Curtis Sterud, .Iim Felt, Jerry Nelson, Larry Becker. The year's work began with a district meeting at Volga. Warren Ponto was elected district vice'-president. At the parent-son banquet the fathers ofthe officers were awarded the degree of Chapter Far- nfier. The nfiothers received corsages. Four members, Roger Teal, George Soule, Roger Hanson and Jini Sterud attended the National Convention in Kansas City. Members participated in judging schools at Sioux Falls, Madi- son, Sioux City, Brookings, and Lal-ce Preston. At each regular rneeting fathers of five members were invited to attend. A radio program on Vertical Integration was given at the local station. At the right is ,Tim Sterud, who won the DeKalb Award for being the outstanding senior in Vocational Ag. The lower pictures show the practice judging school at State College. Schools from over the State attended. Activities do not end with school, however, as the chapter will have its annual picnic in June. ,fair .Lf Q' 47 First Row: S. Kranaer, D. Christopherson, L. Wilson, C. Vaughan, R. Riedesel, J. Webben hurst, G. Vaughan, E. Nusbaum, J. Beatty. Second Row: J. Gustafson, P. Wagner, D. Alex ander, J. Deen, J. Revell, C. Clark, J. Moulton, S. Hill, C. Reed, K. Christopherson, N Hanson, S. Joyes, M. Mitchell, L. Knutson. Third Row: D. Carpenter, J. Billet, M. Neu, S Weins, N. Davis, A. Coster, K. Windedahl, J. Faust, K. Schulz, E. Dingman, B. Miller, D Blomberg, T. Nelson, M. Freeman, D. Bauman, M. Froiland, B. Borstad. Fourth Row: N Schoeph, M. Hirschrnan, K. Krogman, J. Pittenger, P. Ellis, B. Austin, D. Nelson, D. Kurtz E. Hill, N. Flannery, R. Bombeck, S. Parsley, M. Balo. Fifth Row: V. Gustafson, J. Telling- huisen, G. Heeren, D. Vic, G. Gamble, R. Thill, J. Neu, B. Knutson, M. Surnan, J. Van Maan- en, C. Hanson, M. Bortnem, B. Hawkins, C. Kjos, K. Borstad. Future Homemakers of America Happy home makers -happy homes could well be the theme of the Fu- ture Homemakers of America. Ac- ix ' . 'F . X tivities of the girls were numerous A ,Q ' 5 ' Q and various, beginning with an in- 'A' ' ' itiation party for the ninth grade ' ML Y 3 girls. Other activities included a A A 4 . 1 1 x ,, Christmas party at which several foreign guests told of Christmas customs in their countries. Thir- teen girls attended the regional convention at Webster. Sue Hill was elected secretary. The meetings were held the fourth Monday of every month under the able direction of Miss Orthula Doe- scher and Mrs. Esther MacLean. The cabinet members were sel- ected as follows: First Row: Reyna Riedesel, Garda Vaughan, Joan Webbenhurst, Elaine Nussbaum, Cleo Vaughan, JoAnne Beatty, Ruth Jefferis,Kathy Riley, Linda Wilson. -L-L!ll '1 'f5'j., W2 ' ,gf ff fmt, -UI Mg. pr .- is ' Q 4 Los Amigos, The Friends TE First Row: S. Overski, J. Tellinghuisen, G. Myers, G. Vaughan, C. Bird, R. Aaberg, K. Bebo Second Row: C. Aarstad, M. Cline, J. Urvig, J. DeBoise, S. Bartling, B. Suhr, S. Bothwell J. Revell, L. Severson, A. Osborne, lxl. Berry, C. Wipf, J. Deen. Third Row: L. Dupraz, J Trump, M. Seifert, V. Lievan, J. Mickelson, B. Dahl, S. Parsley, K. Hokanson, L. Webster B. Kakonis, M. Kodis, J. Sheimo, S. VanSchoick. Fourth Row: J. Christensen, M. Rossman D. Heeren, C. Vaughan, K. Chittick, J. Vandenberg, E. Musson, K. Pratt, C. Kjos, B. Hawk ins, J. Moulton, J. Webbenhurst, R. McComb, J. Quail. Fifth Row: C. Lee, M. Frost, G Gamble, D. Bozied, S. Carpenter, B. Bonzer, S. Sundet, A. Larson, A. Puhr, J. deBlonk, J Opdahl, D. Walta, D. Hayter, D. Langland, D. Searls. One of the most anticipated events in the spring is the Fiesta sponsored by the Spanish Club. The club ine rnbers work hard to make this event unfor- gettable by decorating the gym elaborately and planning a special prograrn presenting the best BHS talent. The club, which was organized in the fall of 1943, promotes interest in the language, customs and vvay of life in the Spanish-speaking countries. Every year the club has a Christmas party at which the pinata is broken, carols sung, skits presented, and Spanish customs depicted. In addition, the club sponsors a Fish Pond at the Kinetic Klub Karnival and pot-luck supper for the graduating members at which time the new officers are in- stalled by the outgoing officers. ,X 'rl .4,,.,BV'D 1 4 2 . EDNA AKRE, advisor Library Club During the school year, eight girls have assisted Miss Akre in the lib- rary by checking in and out, finding and mending books, putting books away, and keeping bulletin boards decorated. They observed Book Week by telling stories to young children, and serving a faculty tea. Top Row: Donna Jackson, Nancy Davis, Mary Kay Mitchell, Joyce Kannegeiter. Row One: Annette Lar- son, Sandra Kramer, Sue Hill, and Georgia Austin. -vi 44-as- ' 'iq si ,agp-ww yu V 2, . ,swf Q2 science YL GIRLS' STATERS Linda Severson, Margaret Kodis, Garda Vaughan, Sus- an Bartling. RADIO CLUB First Row: Kent Younger, Charlotte Lee, Judy Urevig, Bruce Laughrey. Second Row: Barbara Bonzer, Donna Bo- zied, La Vonne Dupraz, Carol Christopherson, Betty Birkeland, Kathryn Cole, Julie Christensen. Third Row: Linda Wilson, Marga- ret Frost, Susan Bartling, Jeanne De Bois, Bonnie Kingsley, Lucy Ellen Ray, Susan Hill. Fourth Row: Jo Anne Beatty, Andre Larson, Sterling Sundet, David Kurtz, John Hammond, Martha Berry. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETH First Row Joanne Serie Judy Revell Bob Sheldcn Joan Webbenhurst Second Row Carolyn Clark Bar bara Suhr Carol How ard Ellen Alexander Ruth Aa be-rg Margaret Kodis Third Rom Virginia Lievan Jane Slieimo Sterling Sundet An thony Puhr Stanley Kran7 ler Martha Berry Garda Vaughan BOYS' STATERS First Row: Anthony Puhr. Sterling Sundet David Tay- lor Andre Larson. Second Row: Stan Johnson David Kurtz Jim Hegg Larry Schultz. MQQ f Q, 43. 'Q' GERALD AUSTIN--Photographer CAROLYN WIPF, JANICE MOULTON--Editors SUSAN BARTLING, MARGARET FROST--Ass't Editor Broboca BH Journalists Quill and Scroll BHS journalists capably reported events of the year while Jerry re- corded them with his cainera. The Bobcat and Broboca received all state ratings. Janice, Gary and Charon earned Sigma Delta Chi awards and those qualifying for Quill and Scroll Honorary Society are: First row: Sherry Overskei, , 'T ,L-1 V J ' ' X Sue Bartling, Janice Moulton, Car- olyn Wipf, lvlargaret Frost, JoAnne 2-1 Serie. Second row? Joan Webben- hurst, Marsha Cline, Martha Berry, Judy Urevig, Rachel Borstad, Car- ole Llontgomery. Front row: Jerry Austin, Sue Bartling, Janice Moulton, Carolyn wipf, Margaret Frost, Gary Schoepf. Second row: Barbara Bonzer, Judy Urevig, Bonnie Kakonis, Lorna Webster, Linda Severson, Charon Stewart, Sue Hill, Marilyn McCrory, Julie Christensen. Third row: Andre Larson, Linda Wilson, Jean Trump, JoanWebbenhurst, Betty Birkeland, Ruth Aaberg, Donna Bozeid, Carol Christopherson, JoAnne Beatty, LaVonne Dupraz. Fourth row: Elinda Weide, Rose IxlcComb, Sherry Overskei, Jeanne DeBoise, Sterling Sundet, Ruth Wilson, Sue Carpen- ter, Bonnie Kingsley, Martha Berry. S ss- Bobcat Staff The Division Editors and their Committees 1. Classes-Joanne Serie, Chr. , Ruth Dingman, Karen Melick, Nancy Faust, Martha Berry Z. Sports-Marsha Cline, Chr. , Lorna Webster, Bob Shelden, Mary Iverson, Stanleyliranzler Mel Henrichsen, Celia Bird. 3. Junior High-Janice Moulton, Chr. , Larry Brotsky, Ruth Wilson, Judy Revell, Mac McCann 4. Music-Carole Montgomery, Chr., Judy Dempster, Judy Tellinghuisen, Marcia Shirley, Car olyn Clark. 5. lntroduction, Administration and Faculty-RaChel Borstad, Chr. , Barbara Suhr, Lynn Riede- Sel, Joanne Huffman, Donald deBlonk, Karen Bebo, Carol Howard. 6. Clubs-Joan Webbenhurst, Chr. , Ruth Aaberg, Bonnie Stickel, Ellen Alexander, Susan Hill Carolyn Wipf, Sandra Kramer, Joyce Anderson, Charon Stewart, Gary Myers, James Sterud Anticipation Becomes Realization As Th e J unior-Senior Prom Punchbowl K. -01 . Some Enchanted Evening The Bewitching Magic 5 Hour Approaches 5 Rotarians, selected by the Rotary Club, attended the group's weekly noon rneetfs ings. 'l-lit-y are. First Row: Jinx Cheadle, Gerald Austin, Don Parker, Garry fxlyers. Second Row Dave Powell, Don deBlonk, Mel Henricli- sen, Gene Derdall. Hadley Klug, not shown. Kiwanians were chosen each month by the Kiwanis Club to attend their meetings. First Row. W. McCann, J. Ste-rud, D. Robson, B. Laugh- rey, L.Brotsky. Second Row: R. Danielsen, M. Braley, L. Riedesel, G. Walta, S. Kranzler, K. Seifert. Third Row: R. Shelden, L. Winde: dahl, S. Webster, M. Hen- richsen, R. Foerster. Time and Effort Bring Honors and wards First Rovv Joan Webbenhurst, FHA Award: Judy Revell, DAR, Betty Crocker' Marilyn McCro- ry, Christian College: Virginia Lievan, Science Fair Winner, Science and Math Camp, Law- rence Kansas, Carol Howard, Surnnier Institute, SDSC: Carol fxiontgoniery, John Plnllip Sousa Award. Second Row: Stanley Kranzler, Bausch-Lomb Science Award: Charles Rang, Anie rican Legion Scholarship, Janies Sterucl, DeKalb Avt ard. I3 tl X-I SCHOLARSHIPS: Celia Bird, AAUWQ Ellen Alexander, Ki- wanis FTA, Nlarilyn Rossman, Mount Marty, Martha Berry, SDSCQ Carolyn Clark, SDSCS Stan Kranzler, Kansas U.5 Mac McCann, Annapolis: Joanne Ser- ie, SDSCg Jim Cheadle, SDSCL Don Parker, Macalester, Bob Shelden, SDSCQ Mel Henrichsen, Rotary. One of the highlights of the year for the seniors vt as the altera- tion of the class ring. The sen- iors are justly proud ofthe changes, which also met xx ith the approval of the underclass- X Ei Chr , 1 g 4 INCH. Senior Breakfast To the theme of Stereophonic Hi-Fi, seniors began gradu- ation day with their break- fast. Master of ceremonies Gary Schoepf introduced the faculty and student speakers and the two musical num- bers. Decorations followed the musical theme, and small records served as both place cards and programs. Also, a Senior Awards booklet con- taining the names of those who earned honors was dis- tributed to every person. Seniors spent an unforgettable evening at their last informal party. Games for the evening ranged from relays to drop the handkerchief. The seniors then gathered in the multipur- pose room to enjoy food pre- pared by the class advisors. A floorshow included a med- ley of songs by the senior mem- bers of L'Allegro and a hilar- ious skit by a group of senior boys. Moments to Remember Senior Party 1 f 15' 5' is 31- i XX 1 1 ...lf xl l 1 Q Y , , C' 5 in X 1 wg fiv- 2.5. 4 1'4 if f'-A was f- ,,,5,,'-my-is Mf' 43 . 'Q .ef 'Wh ' -eb-'f Y n if Q fatal -sf? n,,,..,-- a if 2 ff ml Q r' ' 1 al 'in S ,Q if Em' 1 5 M Lwrwrcffj +ex- , ! - , , 6 i' 4? J- ., ., li 1 Last of all I'd like to have you meet the future students of BHS -the 7th, 8th, and 9th graders of Junior High School. They cheered their teams, had their parties, pub- lished a paper, put on plays, and even tried to study. !?SN 4 5 l A123351 , 4-,ali- E U ,r , X4 ll , lox ll. li X ,fy XB Q Yr S 1 e xxx X N X! j V, A .if ,Q i I - Floyd A. Johnson ' Junior High Principal iii -1 Junior High School brings with it many new experiences-different classes, more social life, and added responsibilities. It is the preparation for the coming high school years. There is a new freedom which creates individual responsibility. Along with the regular academic courses, such as English, history, geography, mathematics, and science, there are new added extra-curri- cular activities. Cheerleaders who were chosen to lead the students at the Wildcats' basketball games were Lois Jerde, Mary Kay Mitchell, DeMaras Elston, Patsy Behrend, and Bonnie Borstad. QPic- tured on next pagel. Another activity for those who like to turnble is the Mat Kittens. The girls on this team were Susan Hvistendahl, Beth Wallace, Randi Holden, Kay Seyller, Merrill Mus son, Sharilyn Young- er, Kathy Bartling, Linda Revell, Mary Foreman, Paula Arndt, Martha Giddings, and Nancy Larson. fPictured on next pagel. Throughout the yearthere were parties given for each grade and some for the combined grades which provided fun for all. It was here that the individuals put their talents to use in the floor- shows. Speech classes presented plays for their parents as a climax to the speech course. And at Christmas time the Junior High Student Council purchased and decorated a Christmas tree to place in the hall for all to see. All this is Junior High School. FRANCIS DOLAN, Elementary P.E. , 8 Science. CATHERINE THURSTON, 7 Health, P.E. MARIAN KROGMAN, 7 Geography, Jr. -Sr. H.S. Declam. ERLING ENGSTROM, Jr. High Inst. Music. SHIRLEY ALCOTT, 7 English, Art. MORRIS GILBERT, 9 Gen. Science, Athletics. NEVA LACHANCE, 8 Art, 7 Math. BERTHA NOREM, 8 Math, Pr. Math. ETTA OLSON, 8 His- tory, Civics. LESLIE PETERSON, 8 Science, Ind. Arts. DORIS LARSON, 8 English, Jr. Wild- cat. DOROTHY MAXWELL, 9 English. ORTHULA DOESCHER, Home Ec., Lunchroom. MARY BRISCOE, Latin, Algebra. C7 Sl ii 1 gf K Z ,- ' 0+ Q ff 'Q 4 L First Row: G. Fine, P. Artz, M. Giddings, P. Arndt, B. Wallace, K. Seyller, D. Lundquist Second Row: M. Schoepf, G. Stewart, B. Wolters, D. Holzkamp, R. Horn, G. Semeniuk, A Gunsalus, K. Bartling. Third Row: N. Flanery, D. Nelson, M. O'Neill, D. Wiechert, C. Brok- sieck, P. Stickel, D. Wiechert, E. Olness, L. Revell. Fourth Row: J. Kangas, M. Johnson S. Wirsma, C. Brownson, D. Knight, D. Osvog. Twenty-five selected members of the band are chosen P B d to become the pep band. They play for all pep assem- ep blies, home games, and some parties. The chorus took part in the Senior High Christmas prograrn and gave a Spring Concert. First Row: Chittick, Mitchell, Kinney, Hanson, Foreman, Giesen, Jackson, Holden, de Blonk Boggs, Seyller, Kirschenmann, Seas, DeKraii, Conger, Runkles, Klein, Wilcox. Second Row Wood, Nelson, Fish, Miller, Shirley, Wallace, Thurston, Stewart, Taylor, Hoffman, Hintz Lee, Walker, Schwartzkopf, Brist, Swanson, Hvistendahl, Lombard. Third Row: Hayes, Kortan Bishman, lvers, Westbrook, Wilhelm, Jensen, Schoepf, Green, Tratmen, Gastler, Wolters Malan, Derscheid, Nemitz. Fourth Row: Larsen, Kangas, Bender, Eggen, Shinnick, Schultz Holzkamp, Knight. Fifth Row: Mrs. Wiechert, Harshfield, Tangen, Lyons, Winkelman, Schultz Asper, Larson, Bartling, Wilcox, Giddings, Gunsalus, Artz, Fogel, Flittie, Horn. Sixth Row Engel, Peterson, Arndt, Frost, Frie, Schnqidt, Kjos, Broksieck, Wiechert, O'Neill, Wiechert Olness, Revell, Moulton, Younger. Seventh Row: Porter, Yates, Stime, Powers, Pulsifer, Nor- ten, Stickel, Lundquist, Anderson, Eberlein, Whitmore, McCann, Gamble, Johnson, Knight Clark, Wiersma. B ,pu- FIRST ROW: Steve James, James Nelson, David Fergen, David Brust, Ronald Milfs, Rolland Ellis. SECOND ROW: Larry Foreman, Douglas Lakeman, Larry Robinson, Wm. Gamble, Gor don Rezatto, Tom Behrend. B Squad Basketball The junior high track tearn had a very successful season by winning first We They place honors at the Madison, Brook- 16 E1kt0n 17 ings and Watertown track meets and 24 Egan 23 second place at the Milbank meet. 27 1I'1and1-eau 3 Top point-getters for the squad were 26 Madison 4 Henry Nelson, Gordon Rezatto, Tom 16 E1ktOn 22 Behrend, Warren Iverson, Stewart 25 VO1ga 30 Stone, Ray Horn, Jerry Thon, Steve 19 Egan 30 Wiersma, and Charles McCann. 32 Flandreau ll 23 Volga 22 41 mzikton 7 Track FIRST ROW: R. Ellis, T. Behrend, D. Carpenter, D. Larson, T. Bebo, R. Milfs, M. Mehegan M. Fort, J. Thon, S. Stone, D. Voss, L. Foreman, V. Fishback. SECOND ROW: R. Anderson D. Brust, N. Prussman, W. Iverson, G. Rezatto, S. Wiersma, C. McCann, L. Robinson, M McCann, D. Knight, R. Norton. THIRD ROW: D. Holzkomp, Manager, J. Webbenhurst, F. Shin- nick, N. Lee, D. Beatty, M. Malan, A. Foss, D. Fei-gen, J. Lavin, G. Serneniuk, D. Watson J. Knutson, J. Murphy, G. Derschied, J. Otterness. FOURTH ROW: J. Aho, B. Turner, B Henry, R. Horn, P. Lyons, P. Bentley, W. Gamble, B. Dingrnan, R. Otterness, V. Magness C. Gilbert, J. Schultz, D. Knight, D. Hendrichsen, M. Johnson, M. Erickson, C. Brownson A. Jones, Mgr. 43 .Ste ,fa rg ' be ef 2 A QE ja? I f 4 ' .. .5 ,NC V x ff - Q -A ga . ... 'F , I T T is T SQ J? . -'Cx 'I' li' K 2- ., V T , .,- in ,f 4 f za ,, rl it isl.,..,1 v,-'lah ,Q AJ. ,, 9 W5 XE- ' 2 it ii ' V 1 is mf! 'ii If if ., 9, 5' . 5' K 5 131 I A I V ' W fry? , J' i 2 ' rw' Eel fe F' iffl 'W J H' , 1-75 - x da- J XT' gn e T is , 2 ff if f it' K Q ,J 3 Q w a s x nes 3 . -.- .., N., ,. 4 , J- . t J 5 I V' us, KA J .. -1 ev ', is L.. .. - Q Q., 'L J is I.: .1 y ' 4, Q , Q n su V r H: fl , K i V7 X ' A ,-Q 4 hier? 'T' ,, .lfA. A A , 'lt NN 11.211 S31 31 I 4 x G. .9 Y- -3 W ., KF, 5 , it-11 I ... J ll ' W J fl :Q '. . I 1 X l iffit. - - . .J V J 1- N -A - kr. ' YJ ' S V l , ' fx, fx . in .PJ A 11 inth Grade I: Patricia Anderson, Beverly Austin, Georgia Austin, Mary Asmus, Mary Balo, Ray Balo, Roger Baurnan. II: Terry Bebo, Patsy Behrend, Bonnie Borstad, Mary Braley, Larry Brist, John Calkins, Dan Carpenter, Skip Christensen, Karen Christopher- son. III: Betty Clark, Audrey Costar, Donald Dahl, Nancy Davis, Tom Dempster, Elaine Dingman, Terry Eachen. IV: David Egeberg, Danwaras Elston, Julianne Faust, Glynn Fine, Nancy Flanery, Larry Foreman, Dick Flittie, Mike Fort, Bonnie Friedell. V: Ethel Gadda, Bert Gednalske, Earl Girton, Ronnie Glaim, Joanne Gustafson, Pat Haase, Walter Halverson, Nor- ma Hanson, lwlike Harrison. VI: Sharon Hays, Elaine Hill, Mar- nel Hirschnfian, Linda Hokanson, Torn Hoy, Bill Iverson, Donna Jackson, Harold Jefferis, Lois Jerde. VII: Camilla Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Dick Johnson, Allan Jones, Leon Jones, Sharon Jones, Joanne Keiper, Karl Kirschenmann, Barbara Kontz. VIII: Beverly Knutson, Diane Kurtz, Ted Kryger, Annette Larson, Don Larson, Joyce Leonard, Carol Linder, Bonnie Lund, Jim Lynch. IX: Iwiike Mc- Cann, lxlike .Mehegan, Ron Milfs, Barbara Miller, Mary Mitchell, Dave Moxon, Dick Muir, Judy Neilsen, Diane Nelson. X: Gary Nelson, Henry Nelson, Theresa Nelson, Judy Neu, Marlene Neu, Pat O'Connell, Floyd Olson. Judy Pittenger, Janis Plowman. XI: John Pogue, Esther Potthast, Noel Prussman, Carol Reed, Gordon Rezatto, Phyllis Ross- man, Rodney Sanders, Nicki Schoepf, Mavis Schoon. XII: Charles Schultz, Karen Schulz, Gary Schutjer, Sandra Simons, Lorne Sinjem, Barbara Stew- art, Stewart Stone, Susan Sogn, Ken Swecllund. XIII: C. Telling- huisen, Glennice Telkanip, Ros- alie Thill, Kennon Vaudrey, Donna Vick, Delniar Voss, Phy- llis Wagner, Ruth Ward, Larry Watson. XIV: Jim Webbenhurst, Shirley Weins, Doreen Wiersma, Gary Wilaby, Martin Wilson, Karen Widedahl, Dennis Wood. Elghth Grade l Jarnes Aho Doreen Anderson Robert Anderson Paula Arndt Peggy Artz ll Janet Asper Kathy Bartllng Thomas Behrend R1ChardBlomberg Cheryl Broks1eck Charles Brownson III Dave Brust Sh1rleyCameron Thomas Chaul sett Kay Ch1tt1ck Bruce Clark Joan Coulter Julle Eberlem IV Ronald Eg eberg Ronald Elhs Susan Engel Glenn Faber Dave Fergen James Ferrell Judy Fr1e Kathy Frost V W1ll1am Gamble Martha G1dd1ngs Karl G1lbert Wlllxam Gxll Roger Graham Ann Gun salus Rlchard I-Iaase Dorothy Haxnrnond VI Dlane Harshfleld Jerome Heeren James Hemrner Gordon I-Iendrlcks Dean I-Ienrmhsen Robert Henry Marl1n Hlntz Warren Iverson VII Steve James Jer ome Jensen Jllane Jensen Marlene Johnson Martln Johnson DonnaKJos Dav1dKn1ght Douglas Lakeman VIII James Larson Nancy Larson Joe Lavm Nell Lee Sharon Lorenz Audrey Lund qulst Jean Lyon Barbara Mannlng IX Charles McCann Raymond Mlttan Cheryl Moulton John Murphy Merr1ll Musson Douglas Nemltz Tames Nelson Jerry Nelson X Wllfred Nolan Donald Nordbye Janet Norton Elalne Olness Karen Ol son Nell Olson Robert Olson Mary O'Ne1l XI Ronald Otterness Nancy Peterson Laura Porter D1ane Powers Terry Prunty Jane Pulslfer Lynn Putt man L1nda Revell XII Larry Roblnson Loulse Schrnldt Dennls Shearer Llnda Shultz Patty Stlckel Laurel Stune Cher yl Tangen Jerry Thon XIII Pamela Tmkey Donald Urquhart Leroy Voss R1cky Wakeman Joe Wh1tmore Dlanne Wlechert D1erdre Wlechert Steve W1ers ma XIV Norma W1lcox R1ChardW1l llams Mary Ann Wmkelman Mary Ann Yates Sharllyn Younger Larry Young man Not Plctured Harold Ill1g Robert Snyder Viv xf F sal ...lt .I f Xf ah 393 ff 2 929. 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