Deadwood High School - Bear Log Yearbook (Deadwood, SD)

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Bear Log Staff: first row, top to bottom T. Martin, R. Latimer, P. Steinlicht second row, D. Curtis, A. Veitl, S Kent. third row, S. Sibell, R. Island C. McCarroll, N. Wells, D. Roesler fourth rowg K. Cartner, Miss Siebrands C. Biggs. 660' xS? QCflfLI 8:5 3400! MCL? Making important decisions relative to raising the necessary money to meet Bear Log expendi- tures, problems of photography, layout, art work, and distributions are all a part of the func- tion of the Bear Log staff members. Also involved is the problem of meeting deadlines in the different steps of producing the yearbook. Officers: Art Editor ......... S. Kent Editor-in-chief ...... D. Roesler Editorial Editor ...... R. Latimer Business Manager .... C. Biggs

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min ,Sita ff Standing: R. Merritt, J. Cartner, B. Rich, H. Parker, P. Stein- licht, D. Roesler, B. Gnirk, S. Hughes, Mr. Pfieffer, Adviser. Seated: E. Stadel, L. Heinrich, H. Pontius, M. Linstrorn. agzfacfenf Q orfem giaffzer ewd ZW gate Edwin The Bruin, the Deadwood High School paper is published tri-weekly by the students of Dead- wood High School. This year Mr. Pfieffer was the adviser the first semester and Mrs. Butter- field guided the students in their publication work the last semester. Helen Pontius was the very capable editor-in-chief, with Betty Gnirk serving as assistant editor. Writing headlines, copyreading, arranging stories and the many other necessary activities that must be completed to edit the Bruin are done by the entire staff. BRUIN REPORTERS: Standing: J. Greslin, B. Roth, T. Martin, J. Litz, P. Dahlberg, S. Kent, S. Curtis, D. Curtis, L. Schlax, S. Gilbert, C. McCarroll, Mr. Pfieffer, Adviser. Seated, Back Row: B. Roesler, L. May, J. Rypkerna, E. Dunn, P. Whalen, S. Curtis, T. Tucker, M. Newell, J. Bousa. Front Row: K. Cartner, N. Wells, M. Crary, A. Veitl, J. McKenzie. 44 77

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Senior Debators: Barbara Rich, Roger Duke, Frank Hansen, John Fuhr mann, Hannah Parker. euedloing jfnency .yn ,Sinead The very controversial debate topic this year is Resolved that the United States should adopt the Russian system of education. The members of the 1958-59 debate squad attended all of the Black Hills Conference De- bate Tournaments held at the various Hills' schools this season. For the first time in a nurnber of years the local squad were hosts and hostesses at a B. H. conference debate meet in Deadwood, which was attended by 10 schools and 179 speech students. In February, Marki Newell, Nancy Ellis, Barbara Rich, Randy Latimer, Hannah Par- ker and Frank Hansen represented the school at a state N. F. L. tournament held in Aberdeen. In April, John Fuhrmann, Roger Duke, Hannah Parker and Frank Hansen traveled to the state speech tournarnent in Huron, after qualifying in the district meet at Newell on March 18. Squad members participating in other high school speech activities are as follows: Bar- bara Rich, Hannah Parker, Sue Curtis, Alyce Veitl, Robert Ruth, Original Oratory, Frank Hansen and Roger Duke, Extemporaneous Speaking. Front row: Robert Ruth, Marki Newell, Nancy Ellis, Alyce Veitl, Susan Curtis. Back row: Dorothy Carlson, Barbara Rich, Judy Bousa, Roger Duke, Frank Hansen, John Fuhrmann, Hannah Parker, Gary Keehn, Miss Siebrands. 46