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

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.. l. 5. T , ' i ...M lr ...ss fs? N H . Q, Audio- Visual Staff M Row 1: J. Whitcomb, R. Trulson, M. Keefe, J. Hanf, K. Lacey, L. Meeker. Row 2: W. Bowe, L. Wooner, M. Stemp, C. Moen. Row 3: Mrs. Turner, C. Sogla, I.Moen, R. Batzel, C. Clemens, R. Gardner. Row 4: I. Ellis, M. Lane, R. Hall, S. Reese, P. Goldsmith, S. Amundson, R. Richter. Fire-arm Safety-- The Rifle Club Rifle Club teaches the safe way to handle fire arms. Members of the club are: R.Bjorromt, R. Coe, M. Bernatz, R. Bjortomt, S. Scheff, D.Kulsrud, T. Timm, D. Thorson, D. Zin- cke, T. Weivoda, T. French, G. Ruskell, M. Zwart, M. Ste- phens, C. Moore, D. Spelhaug, C. Carver, J. C3l'l'lpl.O1'1,K. Upton, D.Brown, L. I-Iolets, T. Timm, J. Hors- mann, A. Pavlish, A. Forteir, S.Chirst- enson, L. Thorson, Mr. Wayne Stephens, advisor.

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Safety Council Make Us Aware of Safety -- The Safety Council is made up of three com- mittees: Elementary, High School, and Community, whose main concern this year is to achieve greater safety in the school and community. The elemen- tary committee takes care of anything dealing with safety in grades one through sixg this includes such things as poster contests., bicycle-rodeo, bulletin displays, and fire drills. The high school committee stresses safety especially in sports and in driving. Pamphlets, assemblies, and fire drills are methods used to pre- sent safety information in grades seven through twelve. The community committee has the most com- plicated job of trying to reach the whole communi- ty in an attempt to keep them safety minded. They stress driving and pedestrian safety, as well as hunting safety, fire safety, and any other fields of value to the general public. The biggest event of the year is the community program which is an evening of entertainment which emphasizes safety. The Safety Council has an all day annual convention at one of the Olmsted County schools where certain topics of safety are discussed. For the past three years the Chosen Valley High School has won the Safety Council award for being the outstanding school stressing safety in Olm- sted County. ELEMENTARY COMMITTEE--M. Ellis, P. Dona- hoe, C. Clemens, D. Johnson, J. Ward, I. Zawa- cki. HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTEE--N. Jensen, S. Row- land, R. Ward, P. Flynn, L. Meeker, Mr. Rogers. COMMUNITY COMMITTEE--A. Bergstrom, I. Hervey, M. Kiehne, W. Pavlish, M. Ruskell. L ra -will -'. Of

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- . Seated: P. Verville, K. Haugen, K. Hart, R. Irish, J. Hart, C. Dahley, D. Johnson. Standing: M. Donahoe, K. Anderson, K. Hunfeld, G. Cummings, K. Dresler, M. Johnson, S. Dahley, A. Battey, A. Bergstrom, B. Kruempel, M. Steinbrink, J. Hervey, J. Krenzke, R. Richards, K. Bergstrom, Mrs. Marcolini. Creativit Through Art Club Individual expression of art is shown through Art Club. Each member is able to express his ideas ed from clay and intriguing designs are made from block prints, water colors, and charcoal drawings. All members work together to create posters to ad- 'N fl vertise school activities. 5 ' fl-gif' Q A Y' A' 7 -as , .Q , 1 , fr an .,:. I . 11 , ss , by using various mediums. New forms are develop-