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Top Leaders Reap Deserved Rewards Picture one: Arvid Th or mods gar d and Douglas Johnson were accepted at St. Olaf’s College where they studied math for a week this summer. Larry Roduner studied chemistry for six weeks at Augustana College this summer. Picture two: Eilene Tiltrum and Elaine Rowley received the DAR Award and the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, respectively. Picture one; Linda Roduner tells Linda M. Carlson about her'trip to Washington D. C. which she was awarded as the winner of the State Handicap Essay. Linda M. was the winner of the local REA Coop- erative essaycontest and will also travel to Washington D.C. this summer. Picture two: Elaine Rowley and Paul Thormodsgard congratulate each other on being salutatorian and valedictorian, respectively. They were winners of the State 'Why I Want to be a Teacher” Essay Contest and third place in the State ’Smoking and Your Health Essay Contest. Picture three: Lorene Heiman and Art Dobberstein were chosen to Girls State and Boys State, respectively. Picture one: Pat Doty and Wendell Solberg received first place in the Lincoln-Union Cooperative Essay Contestanda trip to Washington D.C. and second place in the Cfay-Union division, respectively.Picture two: Paul Thormodsgard receives a $400 Federal Land-Bank scholarship. Picture three: Janis Westin. Linda Roduner, and Rodney Peterson hold $50, $25, and $l5checks they received for winning first, sec- ond and third place in the State REA Essay Contest, respectively. 24
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with Enthusiasm Freshman girls clean-up after cooking Merlyn Solberg Constance Stubbs Robert Swanson Evelyn Thormodsgard Jeffrey Trudeau Warren Wilkens Eldon Wilson Virginia Wells Bernard Van Engen Steven Wilson Cynthia Winquist Margery Westin Miriam Zweifel 23
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The junior officers especially busy get- tingideas for the prom areR. Holthe, sec- retary; R. Anderson, treasurer;A. Thor mod8gard, president; and J. Peterson , vice president. The senior class officers, E. Rowley, president; K. Thormodsgard, secretary;C. Trudeau, treasurer; and C. Abrahamson, vice president are toasting to their future careers. Class Officers Lead Activities L. Thormodsgaard, vice president; P. Erickson, secretary;]. Satter, treas- urer; andG. Thormodsgard,president; were the sophomore officers who led their class to new heights in knowledge and wisdom. of Classmates D. Quinn, secretary-treasurer; W. Peterson, vice president; and A. Hag- en, president were the officers for the freshman class who entered their first year of high school with an enthusiastic attitude. 25
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