Chosen Valley High School - Burr Oak Yearbook (Chatfield, MN)

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if 14 ROW 1: Mrs. Proechel, J. Fortier, C. Campion, J. Schmeling, C. Wertz, F. Baker, K. Hanson, J. Martin J. Nordmeier, D. Bernard, J. Hart. ROW 2: R. Kohlmeyer, J. Hanson, C. Schrneling, J. Steinbrink, A Battey, N. Mangan, P. Zincke, A. Bergstrom, G. Scott, M. Junge, D, Irish. ROW 3: D. Allen, D. Drewes E. Rabe, M. Todd, L. Christenson, L. Kohlmeyer, C, Moen, J. Judd, M. Hughes, M. Ruskell, D. Every ROW 4: P. Trogstad, J. Battey, P, Waadevig, P. Lovejoy, J. Kinney, M. Stephens, S. Bernard, D. Krehne N. Kohlrneyer, L. Borgen, J. Funk. ROW 5: S. Schroeder, S. Jocobson, M. Coe, D. Berse, S. Redalen L Anderson, M. Hutton, M. Halloran, D. Every, S. Redalen, D. Stoppel. ROW 6: P. Henry, B. Voshell G Overton, V. Bunr, S. Ferguson, B. Giehtbrock, J. Knutson, L. Bailey, W. Wright, M. Tangen, D. Bandel ROW 7: D. Dresler, P. Zincke, R. O'Byrne, C. Bernard, S. Christenson, B. Brummond, J. Spelhaug, P Donahoe, S. Thompson, A. Schild, L. Lawson. ROW 8: R. Ward, D. Jensen, J. Hervey, K. Hunfeld T Billman, S. Sorenson, C. Billman, A. Busian, N. Jensen, D. Ayers. Sewing, Cooking .... Basis for Future Homemakers of America Initiation . . . They Serve Tea, Too

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OurGoverning Bod . .. S d G The Student Senate is the student voice as- tu sisting in the governing of the Chosen Valley I-Iigh School. Each class and school organization is rep- b resented. During the Senate meetings, the mem- bers discuss matters of importance to the entire stu- dent body. They work together to improve student S d e n t n a activities. By voting on matters, it shows a form of democracy in action. The Student Senate serves as a vital link be- tween the faculty and the students ofthehigh school Standing: L. Campion, D. Dresler, J. Hervey, L. Ruskell, S. Jacobson, H. Takemori, Mr. Dale Haugen.Seat- ed: M. Bernatz, F. Baker, W. French, J. I-Ialvorson, D. Johnson, J. Ward, L. Meeker, K. Kruempel. ,,..u, - -..v, '

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lv ,ay k -,nav J A, an .51 h, a , -2, dh.. M , - - . . 2 - 4 . ..- Row l: B. Anderson, C. Wertz, A. Bergstrom, A. Battey, H. Takernori, L. Wertz, F. Baker. Row 2:C. Moen P. Trogstad, A. Spelhaug, J. Battey, L. Christenson, J. Asleson, M. Ruskell, C. Schmeling. Row 3:G. Man- ahan, L. Kohlmeyer, S. Redalen, D. Evey, A. Jacobson, J. Kinney, L. Ruskell. Row 4: K. Kruempe1,M.Ellis J. Conway, J. Schroeder, S. Jacobson, A. Ferguson, L. Lawson, K. Flynn. Row 5: P. Lovejoy, S. Schroeder, A. Flynn, K. Hunfelcl, J. Ward, A. Schild, E. Giehtbrock, Row 6: Mrs. Turner, J. Spelahug, J. Hervey, M. Giehtbrock, C. Billman, A. Busian, S. Christenson, M. Goldsmith. Row 7: D. Johnson, P. Flynn, R. Hanson, M. Fratzke, T. Bernard, J. Halvorson. FTA encourages interest in the teaching pro- fession and gives to its members a chance to learn about teaching. The club has been very active this year. Teas were given for the teachers of both the elementary and high school. The members also served as guides at the Parent-Teacher Conferences in October. In order to learn about teaching, the 0 group has visited colleges and has listened to sever- A I al speakers. To gain practical experience, the members have acted as teachers' aides.