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Mrs Laura Paulson Enghsh IV Sen1or advlsor Wayne Hauschlld U S I-hstory B ' Basketball Football L1ne Coach Junxor adv1sor Brookmgs I-hgh School a member of the North Central Assoclatlon, was chosen as one of the f1fty schools 1n the U S to lnaugurate the Accel erated Program An Advanced Enghsh course was set up 1n whrch more advanced works of the authors were studxed Mrs Alyce She1mo Engllsh II Sophomore adv1sor Q5 Mrs Jane S1nn1ng Enghsh IU. Debate Coach Jun1or advlsor James Goldsmlth Drlver s Educatlon Sophomore advxsor Soc1al Stud1es Harold N1lsson Prmc1p1es of Democracy Seruor adv1sor Speech Internat1onal Relatxons World H1story 6 I FTA advisor T 1 f I . , ,
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Government by Student Council Mel Henrichsen Student Body President Mel Henrichsen congratulates Lloyd Wilson, 1959-1960 President as Garda Vaughan and Dick Fergen assume duties of Vice-Presidents First Row: Marsha Cline, Carol Christopherson, Margaret Frost, Jo Anne Beatty. Second Row: Larry Kallemyn, Lynn Riedesel, Garry Myers, Orville Smidt, Doug Searls. Third Row: Andre Larson, Roger Teal, Dick Danielson, Mel Henrichsen, Lloyd Wilson, Don Spawn, Dick Efthimiou. Democracy in action. . . Mel Henrichsen, Student President, presided at all assemblies and council meetings. Mel has been active in athle- tics, excelling in football and track. The Council is made up of an elected member from each ofthe fifteen home rooms. Constructive suggestions are considered care- fully by the student representatives and, when possible, are honored. The Bobcat Day dance and after game dances were sponsored by the Student Council. Rural eighth-graders were escorted about the build- ing on their special visiting day, and the selection of the Northwest Assemblies to be given next year were two of the Council's projects. Discussion of the formation of a Pep Club was tabled. The project of most importance to the students was the adoption of a code of dress which was accepted by the School Board with com- mendations.
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