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

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ROW ONE: Miss Herron, First Grade, Mrs. Mathews, Third Grade, Miss Koopman, Seventh Grade, Dramaticsg Miss Umland, Home Economics, Vocal Musicg Miss Filipi, Second Gradeg Egg. Peterson, Fifth Gradeg M s. Burge, Fourth Grade, M s. Drake, English, Dramaticss ROW TWO: ME. Wright, Eighth Grade, Speechg Mr. Collison, Busi- ness Education, Publicationsg Mg. Schmidtke, Industrial Arts, lthleticsg ko Prunty, Sixth Grade, Elementary Principal, Mr. Hall, Social Studies, Athleticsg M . Swanson, Agricultureg Mr. Trembley, Science, Instrumen- al Musica Faculty Our secretary is a five-year Qirl--four years a student at our high school, one year as a secretary. Miss Kerr is not a stranger to us at Lake Benton. She is, on the contrary, a most familiar figure about our institution. Gail will be found each day at the office of the superintendent skill- fully and systematically exe- cuting the duties of her po- sition. It is quite well agreed that upon entering the administrative office a most comely and well-mannered per- sonality is there to greet all visitors. Secretary

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Education is a very personal matter. Every pupil must learn for himself. The good student, the av- erage student and the pupil who learns slowly are all entitled to the best possible opportunities for education. An educational system is more than brick buildings, good adminis- tration and interesting and success- ful extra curricular activities. The farmer of today must be well ed- Superlntemlent PPIHCIPHI Make the most and best of your- self as there is no tragedy like a wasted life--a life failing its true end, and turned to a false end. We at Lake Benton High School, may have aided you, guided you, suggested to you, and above all, may have in- spired youg but your true success must come from your own exertions. Your attainment in life will be pro- portionate to the effort you put f0I'tho ucated with broad training in many lines. In general, the management of a farm requires more knowledge and executive ability than does the management of the usual village business. The U. S. Chamber of Commerce found out, in a very recent survey, that business had developed to a point of F0 years ahead of education and that science had developed to a place that it has 70 years mmed- ucation. Education, therefore, must be defined: Nto give boys and girls suc- cessful experiences in solving the problems which are real to them here and now, thus preparing them to solve future problzms.n One can see, then, that educa- tion is a very personal matter. School Board Mr. Leo Schardin Mr. Lyle Trautman Mr. Thomas Kelly Mr. Floyd Petersen Mr. Arch Millard Mr. Oscar Trautman Supt. Lloyd Thorson

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Rings 'Today we follow, tomorrow we lead'--Twentyaseven young tx ladies and gentlemen will be graduating from L.B.H.S- this year. Their school days are over, but they will be long re- membered. After four long years of work, merriment and sometimes sadness, these people will take their place in America. The Bobcat wishes each one of his graduates a suc- cessful future. lt the right are the four students who pi- loted the seniors through the trials of their last year. President, David Kosterg Treasurer, Carol Truckenmillerg Secretary, Ha y Jane Anderson, and Vice President, David Evans. Senior Officers The trophy below was won at the District 9 tournament. Those taking part were Robert McCaffrey, Earl Klitzke, Byrl Koster, Walt Soderlind, Lloyd Thoreon David Koster, Norman Sears, Donald Jackson, Richard Quarton, and Curtis Meyer. Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Season Record Marietta ----- S9 Euthton ------ 22 Hendricks ---- Hbod Lake ---- Ivanhoe------ Tyler-- ----- Eh M8 h8 Sl Balaton-- ---- h9 Lynd -------- -Sh Minneota ----- 58 Verdi -------- no Ivanhoe- ---- -h3 Russell ------ 56 Cottonwood---SO Balaton ------ 65 'ryler ----- ---56 Russell ------ h6 Lynd-- ---- ---35 Hendricks ---- 67 Hinneota ----- SO Tournament Record Hanley Falls-S5 Hilroy------hh Wood Lake---hh Regional III Tournament Record Benton ---- MS Benton ---- 69 Benton---S7 Benton ---- 39 Benton ---- S9 Benton ---- S3 Benton ---- 76 Benton ---- 6? Benton ---- 75 Benton ---- 63 Benton ---- 67 Benton ---- 76 Benton ---- 65 Benton ---- 7h Benton ---- 72 Benton ---- 61 Benton ---- 61 Benton ---- 76 Benton ---- L5 District 9 Benton---S7 Benton ---- 59 Benton----60 Benton---61 Benton ---- M5 Ortonville---73 Walnut Grove-60