Bemidji High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Bemidji, MN)

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'I-N' Math Club . ROW lx L. Riechart P. Sauer D. Annonson L. Joesting E. Kr E, Lab Assistants SHHWH C v ' ' ' ' am' J h 8 , . andersluis, L. Edd. ROW 2: R. Rynders, E. Lund, G. Stai, F V? lxison, H. Strand, J. osnmd, D. Naylor, J. Dearholt, M. sommervme, .f e ef. Membership is open to students who are interested ln Mathematics. The pur- pose of this club is to further the understanding and enjoyment of Math by high school students. At the meetings interesting ideas pertaining to mathematics are discussed. Mr. Dye is the advisor. J. Mitchell, secretary- treasurer J. Kenfield- . pgsidenf, B, Glahvice, Officers president. ROW 1: D. Whittemore, J. Nathe, J. Page. ROW 2: J. Zeulow, J. Spargo, D. Keen, P. Dnkken. Photography Club The Photography Club is organized to give students a better understanding and training in photography. This club is open to Junior and Senior High school Students. One of the clubs main activities is the taking of pictures for the school annual. The advisor is Mr. Thames. ROW 1: B. Schultz, J. Kerr, J. Batchelder, I.. Reich- ert. ROW 2: D. Whittemore, J. Nathe, J. Mitchell, D. Richardson. ROW 3: B. Glas, J. Kenfield, G. Howe ROW 4' W Vandersluis P Sauer D Gre er- . . . ,. , . g son,A.l.und.

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.'- accidents which usually occur in tragedy. ROW 1: C. Souder, R. Desizlets, M. Moberg, M. Berg. Row 2. L. Maja, B. Fitch, D. Kiehn, R. Grindall. ROW 3: A. Johnson, D.Olson, W. Rouse, A 1 b L. Little. Row 4. D. smart, J. Wilson, P. Riley. I' U Automobile Club Under the supervision of Mr. Peterson, the automobile club was organized for students who drive their own cars. Its purpose is to promote teenage safe driving, in order to cut down traffic ROW 1: M. Gravel, S. Sadek, G. Dearholt, J. Pearson, R. Boyer, J. Lindell, L. Melby, K. Gilmer. ROW 2: D. Boyer, D. Wallace, M. M.i1ler, J. Dale. ROW 3: B. Rose, P. Larson, P. Clrard, J- JS-YORK, A- BOYSY, J. Schlueger, S. Roettger, P. Will, J. Johnson, I. Ritchie, M. Heibel., R. Whiting, A. Denny, M. McKee Art Club Officers The Art Club emphasises the appreciation of art. The members of the art club did an excel- lent job in decorating classroom doors for the Christmas Season. The club sponsored a dance and bake sale for a trip to the cities in the spring. D. Carlson-treasurer, M. McKee-vice-president, B. Johnson- president, A. McLaughlin-secretary, Mr. Malmquist-advisor. l F

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Biology Club Biology Club is open to all students in- terested in biology. The club meets every other week. Its purpose is to encourage a biological interest in things as well as pro- viding a chance for students to enjoy things outside of school. Every year members work on individual projects, andhave guest speak- ers, films, and go on field trips. The advisor is Mr. Evenson. ROW 1: C. McLead, J. Welle, C. Wunder- lich, S. Stapleton, J. Lalonde. ROW 2: J. Dale, J. Surnan, D. Gregerson, C. Pfeifer, J. Benson. Officers Junior Academy of Science Membership in this club is open to any student in grades 7-12. You do not have to be ranking a science course. This club is an affiliate of Science Clubs of America, and during the last meeting of the year, the Bausch and Lomb Science Award is presented to the outstanding senior by the members of the science department. Mr. Thames is the advisor. ROW 1: J. Dearholt, J. Erickson, J. Oslund, J. Heggie, B. I-Iaak, C. Wunderlich. ROW 2: C. Clementson, W. Vandersluis, A. Lund, P. Dokken, J. Zuelow, S. Malterud, S. Opsahl. if