Lincoln High School - Prowler Yearbook (Thief River Falls, MN)

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RICHARD ISURHESON LIAR ODEGAARD Valeclirlorian Salufajoy-ian HONOR STUDENTS Following in last year's footsteps, the valedictorian position of 1947 was again filled by a boy. Earning 42 honor points, Richard Borreson attained the highest honors, while Mae Odegaard achieved the secondary place of salutatorian with 415 points. This year's honor students consisted of 15 members, who ranged high enough scholastically to be in the upper 10 per cent of the senior class. Since such meritorious work isn't easily maintained, every member should be congratulated for his fine scholastic accomplishments. ? -q '0hf Front row: Joyce Stadum, Doris Jorde, Pat Mullen, Marlyoe Landmann, Mae Odegaard, Hazel Myren, Second row: Delores Olson, Marilyn Skarstad, Betty Nelson, Lois Bendickson. Back row: Hal Elceren, Clyde Christian- son, Richard Borreson, Robert Olson, Kenneth Miller. 94...-

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, , Y .,,!,,,o,-,,, Otto Wedul Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play Production 4, Declamation 2-3, Operetta 3, Chorus 3-4, Chorus Stage Manager 4. Lincoln Log Staff 3-4, Prowler Staff 4, One-Act Play Production 3-4, Dramatic Club 3, National Thespians 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 4. James Welch Hockey 2-3-4, Hockey Co-Cap- tain 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Interclass Basketball 3-4, Foot- ball 4. . W, W- q,...,, ,.,, W 4 ' a .-1, Carl Wldlng Senior Class Play Production 4 Arlene Wlkert fNot Pictured! Lincoln Log Staff 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Pep Club 4. I r .........,h,,.,...,..,.....d,....l,.,.ag5h,a.a.........,...a. ,.....

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M23 xl Front row: Joyce Stadurn, Doris Jorde. Nobelle Forseth, Lois Copp. Second row: Lois Bendickson, Mar- lyce Storhaug, Pat Mullen, Leona Thompson, Phyllis Evenstad. Third row: Dolores Olson. Marilyn Skar- stad, Jacqueline Kirk. Betty Nelson, Iyone DuChamp. Back row: Hal Ekeren, Richard Borreson, Robert Olson. Not pictured: Barbara Elofson. NATIONAL HONUR S CCMETY Each year a selected group of the faculty nominates several outstanding stu- dents to membership in the National Honor Society. This nomination is based fundamentally on Eve qualities: active participation in extra-curricular activities, general character, leadership, and service to the school in addition to scholastic achievement during the three years of senior high school. This organization is formed for the purpose of creating an interest in serving the school and the community for underclassmen. -25.. -..,,u ... ., ,-,,i...i. ,,.g,m,,i-.,,.,,.1,,....i. ..Y..,,.c,,,n.,,.i, -rm i,.,,,Mm.i....H K- - W. .