Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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lllfh H--... M wa. 1 G MR. CARL BLOOMQUIST, who served as psychology in- structor and guidance coun- selor at MHS, was fortunate to receive a 52,390 scholar- ship from the University of Nebraska. MR. NORMAN HOWE, advises FFA, which has one of the most extensive displays of equipment and literature of any organizational group. --...M fr If Junior English teacher, MRS. MARY GARBE, tries not to let the student flottery have too profound an effect on their report card grades. Sweeping between balcony rows after a stage perfor- mance, is a necessary task for janitor OSCAR JOHNSON. lt probably appears that all the janitors do is sweep, but LEO SMITH knows Minot High has a lot of floor space to keep clean. Who can figure out what goes on inside an ailing radiator? This is probably what crosses VICTOR KABANUK'S mind as he inspects a faulty member of the heating system. AM, ,,,,,,.A- -f-fm'

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New Sophomores Discover Very Busy High School Life High school is really exciting, but rather hectic until one becomes familiar with it. This seems to be the common opinion of the sophomores, yet a happy one. However, now nearing the end of this year, the studies, hall rushes, and school clubs have become a part of everyday life. They are eagerly awaiting the time when they will be upper classmen and are thinking that, all in all, a sopho- more year is a wonderful experience. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Dick Marquart, Sue Swenson, Carolyn Juhala, Connie Carlson. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL, Row 1: Sharon Schrnelling, Doug Sutter, Rennie Andreas, Carolyn Juhala. Row 2: Mike Kohl, Connie Carlson, Sue Swenson, Sally Graving. Row 3: Bruce Nybakken, Dick Marquart, Mark Nedrud, Jack Peterson, Keith Elliott.