Fairmont High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fairmont, MN)

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The Carclmal Summarlzes 1955 - 56 The mcentive ofthe annualstaff was to make th1s year sCardlna1 the best ever produced 1n the Falrrnont High School If the ultimate of the staff s tntentionsbecame somewhat ofa reallza non the credtt does not go to a select few A large number of conscienttous people unwaver rngly gave much time and effort so that you the students wouldhave amemento of the memorles that you have created here tn FHS In the few words that th1s space allows ll would be impossrble to express apprecratron to the many who helped wxth thts year s book but especially to be commended are those ptctured on thrs page The Advtsors E- CARDINAL STAFF ROW I Judy Nrcholas Karla Ton neson, Judy Hinton ROW II Judy Rich Sherry Haeckel Helen Hartung Sandra Stueland ROW Ill Betty Wolff Charles Gauck Rrta Wolff CARDINAL EDITORS AND ADVISORS SEATED Syl viaRe1nke RtchardJ Kra mer STANDING Mr Sundberg Mr Bursheim Mr Knoss CARDINAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Ste ven Drosman Lanny Mtlbrandt

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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

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Sclence ln the Atomic Age X N W' SCIENCE TEACHERS SEATED Donald Dahlke Lloyd Shawl Ereld Trrp Pat Breen Scrence Club Presr Rrchard POIVIH STANDING Homer Knoss Wrllram Tour dem Ann MCD0na1d and James Luckgw at vrlle the Welcome Gas Plant As more and more of the com plex1t1es of our world are revealed to us lt becomes rncreasmgly neces sary to have a knowledge of the f1eld of sclence In order for a person to tomlc age he must have a workrng knowledge of scrence Sc1ence club provrdes an oppor tumty for students w1th the common mterest of scrence to explore new frelds and to work on spec1al pro jects One major project has been members 6Xh1b1t therr projects and demonstrate var1ous experrments SCIENCE CLUB ROW I Warren Zemke Andrew Maday Jerry Keele Bruce Krahmer Gary Serbert Terrance X .1 rarka ROW II Jolene Wrlk Martha McDonald Nancy Duflo Alberta Barber Judy Rlch Karen Haertel Kay Ed man ROW III Jay Ells James Leer Thomas Palmer Douglas Nelson Vtc Horswell Frank Mesrch ROW IV Rrchard Grllette Thomas Kennedy John Wohlford Robert Klessrg Rrchard Kramer ROW V Jerald Holley Wtl lram Jensen Donald Koenrgs Ellsworth Grev Wllltam Orr Charles Lrndeberg ROW VI Patrrck Breen Paul Krah mer Thomas Prerce Robert Rrng Eugene Struck 'O X' O O O , T I I of z 98, I mi 'Eg O lyk, H X. ., ki J fgi I g ? 'Q L xx ' P 4' j r l .Q 6 be an intelligent participant in the a- the annual science fair. Here club ' ? Q '2 'P 4 I D 43 ' 9 'i 'T 4 'K I fur Aj .3 4. f V I . ' 2 I ' , I We ' 1 fa I , v S fs- x u