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Administration: The men up front WJe the people of Luverne, in order to form a more perfect school system, establish justice, insure domestic tranquillity, provide for the common education, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to our- selves and our posterity, do ordain and establish the Administration for the students of Luverne High School. School Board Members 1 John Lindstrom pleads for mercy from principals John Rath and James Hamer, 2. Superin- tendent Haivey Eitreim. 3. John Petersen, 4. Nori Welch, 5, Art Wulf. 6. Allan Slieter, 7. Erl ing Toft eland, 8. V.E. John- son, 9, Wendell Goeske.
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j Jhe first day marks I change to Tj change to a new season. The summer is over and schooltime is ready to begin. The day starts out with the senior high in the gym and the junior high in the little theatre. There they are welcomed back by the administration and assigned homerooms. The rest of the day is made up of in- terpreting their new sched- ule cards, finding classes, and meeting their teachers. For those other than the seventh graders the first day is mainly a repeat of the previous year, but for the seventh graders it is a big first day, that is the start of many years of high school. 1. Students rush to their next class. 2. Mr. Bonn cm a calls out to his homeroom students. 3. Mr. Hussong. 4. Student Council President Huck Van Wyhe welcomes the students back 5. Darrin Hartzler. 6. Mr. Rath addresses the
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Secretaries: The women behind the scenes Jhere do you go for make-up slips, tardy passes, lunch tick- ets, band bills, and other sup- plies, not to mention the immortal stamp for validity provided by the rub- ber stamper bearing the name of MR. RATH? If you are in need of any of these things, you normally go to see one of the school's secretaries. Their special tasks also range from making coffee, to reading announce- ments, to tabulating teacher's hours, and an infinite number of trivialities. Even if they don't stand out in the day to day school scene, we couldn't get by without them. They do get rec- ognition once a year. Did you know that April 26, is National Secretaries' Day? 1. Row 1: Cheryl Kruger, Debra Bittner. Row 2: Crystal Har- gesheimer, Cynthia Jepson, Penny Gross, Marla Scherff. 2. Cheryl Heikes. 3. Miriam Hanson. 3. Marlene Mann. 4. Sitting: Mar- garet Winter. Standing: Sharan Honermann, Connie Nash. 18 secretaries
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