Fairmont High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fairmont, MN)

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,fs Ronald Tenny Grace Nrcker son Patrrc1aBeckman and Jean Cox make use of the mforma tron rn the hbrary for Journahsm class as Iwi IOURN ALISM CLASS Mr Krause s Journahsm class srudres newspapers to get an rdea of the composruon of the arucles X Art and Journalism Explolt Interests ART CLASS The students rn Mr Bursherm s seventh grade art class learn how to draw prctures wrth water colors gat Mr Bursherm helps Barbara Frredley and Sandra Trmm wrth theu water colorrng rn the seventh grade art class

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SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHERS SEATED Leila Arch erson Edna Unbricht Frank Budde STANDING Harold Redington Marsh Potter Roscoe Hamrng Distance measured in travel time is now so short that all peoples of the world are neighbors. Good neighbors want to communicate with each other and to understand each other. To make understanding possible and to avoid conflict, it has become increasingly necessary to study history, geography, politics, and economics to know the forces which make people what they are. It is probably because thoughtful people realize the profound effects that natural and social environments have in forming human character that so muchattention is given to social stu dies in high schools and colleges Today s World Vla Social Studies Jim Maloney Verna Wood Dave Howard and BettyWoIff look overa chart on family prob Iems AMERICAN HISTORY Ann Horswell and Robert Krohn give a report on World News of the Week while Rosanne Kirsch takes notes

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Echo Reports Current Events The ECHO amrmeographed news magazrne rs the br monthly publrcatron edrted and pro duced by the students of Fatrmont Hrgh School Between 15 and 18 rssues of thrs br monthly paper are publrshed each school year A large varrety offeatures are rncluded rn the make up of the paper Crosswords frctron oplnton polls poetry and rntervrews go IUIO the feature sectrons of the paper whrle sports and news coverage ofschool events and ofour alumni make up the rest of the contents of the publrca tron There are a number of specral rssues prrnted durrng the year They are usually the Halloween Thanksgrvrng Chrrstmas Aprrl Fool s Prom and Senror rssues Thrs year on March? the staff publtshed a spectal 20th annrversary rssue rn commemoratron of all the past rssues and work ers ofthe ECHO Mary Wacholz and Helen Kloeckner headed the staff thrs year as co edrtors Mr Larry Krause was faculty advrsor A...-fl CO EDITORS OF ECHO Mary Wacholz and Helen Kloeckner ECHO STAFF ROW I Connre Swenberg Sally Harrrs Barbara Fancher Helen Kloeckner Mary Wacholz Lrz Krng Chuck Champrne ROW II Pam Mrlbrandt Mary Plorde Martha McDonald Ardella Rakness Connre Haberrnan Karen Krng Ann McDonald ROW HI Sharon Cavers Sandra Rowles Sandra Stueland Marrr Huttemerr Eumce Rernke Karen Eltgroth James Peterson ROW IV Sally Duncan Karla Tonneson Mary Katherrne Crzrnskr Helen Borchardt Judy Webb Judy Preser Robert Burnrson ROW V Robert Klessrg Dennrs Leach Vrctorra Howard Karen Smed Susan Nelson JoAnn Mlsbach Mr Krause ROW VI Phrlrp Sullivan Charles Parsons Betty Keepers Belle Flynn Carole Brerse Gerald Luckow James Lasley 10