Lake Benton High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Lake Benton, MN)

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G.- Qtlff N Gladys Prosch Band-- .-.. ---1.2-3-h James Weber Band --------- 1-2-3-h Chorus ------ -1.2-3-b Chorus ------- 1-2-3-ll Class Officer ---- 2-h 3-h Basketball---1-2-3-h lnnuil Staff----- Paper Staff- ----- 2-3 Football ----- 1-2-3-la B0y's Octette--2-3-h Class Play- --.. --3.h St . Commcil-----3-lx Beverly Smith Shirley Rydell Chorus ---- - ---- 2-3-h Class Play --------- 3 G. A.A.------------2 Band. ---- ---- - - Chorus--- ------ 2 Triple Trio----2- 3-la Paper Staff ---- 2-3-h Annual Staff ---- Cheerleader- ---- - Charles Footba11----- ---- - Basketball -------- St. Court ----- ---- - St. Counci1-- ----- Class Play ---- --- B0y'u 0ctette----- 4 99 z: Fl CD C5 rr :- o ri I I I I'I C ??? Dennis Tellinghuisen Band ------ --1-2-3.11 Chorus ------- 1-2-3-h Speech ------- 1-2-3-h Paper Staff ------ 1-2 Class Play ------- 3-L F.F.A. ------------- b l 17

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if 1'-tv Curtis Lannmg Joyce Patrick Basketball---1-2-3-h Football ----- 1-2-3-h Track -------- 1-2-3-M Virginia Mortland Chorus -------- 1-2-3-L Paper Staff 1 2 3 Speech --------- ---- Paper Staff- ---. --- Librarian ------ Shirley Meyer Chorus-------1-2-3-h Triple Trio- ---- St. Counci1----- s .- 2-3-h 1-3-h ons Off --------- 3 S5' ----- - - f Triple Trio- -------- by K 'mr' Class Play ---- -----3 G.A.A.-J ----- ---- 2-3 Wanda Nielsen Chorus --------- 2-3-h Triple Trio----2-3-L St. Council -------- 2 St. Court--------L Class Playa--------3 o.A.A. ------ -.-.. 2 .Ng . Court------ ----1. ----2 Lyle Mosier Football ----- - Class Play -------- Basketba11---------- Chorus ------ - 1-3 3-h

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F.F.A.------ ---- --L Class Play ------- 3-h The Lake Honor Society The object of Benton Chapter of the National has been established since 1951. the society is to create enthusi- asm for scholarship, to stimulate the desire to render service, promote leadership, and encour- age development of character in students. Mem- bers are selected on the basis of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The local chapter has twelve graduate members and two active members. The active members are seniors, Bill Klitzke and Gail Kerr. Members selected in previous years are: 1951 1952 1953 Carl Evers Joyce Bebensee Yvonne Kopitzke Jerry Kerr Alton Nielsen William Klitzke Donald Meyer Monrad Kerr Gail Kerr Leola Schmidt James Mortland Betti Holmgren Theresa Erschens Theodore Schwing dei 23 Wisniewski WPG' St'ff '2'3'h Claudia Zimmer Band ------- ---1-2-3-lg Chorus ---------- 2-3-h Pep Band ---- GUAUAQ 1 2 Class Play ---- ----- -3 The American Legion Legion sponsor a girl resent the community which is held in the Auxiliary and the American and boy each year to rep- at Girls' and Boys' State, I4-H Club building on the State Fair grounds, All students chosen as del- egates to attend this gathering must be in their junior year of a public, private, or parochial school, and must be physically fit in addition to being in the upper third of their class scho- lastically. They must show an interist in po- litical science and government and have taken an active part in extra-curricular activities. The representatives are chosen by vote of the school faculties. The organizations, in sponsoring these candidates, give an opportunity to the attendents to conduct themselves as citizens in a mythical state so that they may live with oder Girl and Boy Staters as a self-governing group of citizens, and bring back to their schools an understanding and appreciation for NOur Amer- ican way of life.n