Fairmont High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fairmont, MN)

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Future Homemakers of America 4... COOKING IS AN ART Pamela Haeckel and Shrrley Johnson prepare food rn Home Eeonomrcs 9 whrle Mrs Brrsbane rnstructs them The Future Homemakers of A merrca 1S a club for g1rls rnterested rn 1mprov1ng self and home, grvrng servrce to those around them, and rn havrng fun together A STITCH IN TIME Ann Horswell and lanrce Wrll worklng on therr sewmg proJects Three ofthe F H A 1955 56 pro jects lncluded help1ng a needy Farr mont fam1ly a formal Christmas banquet, and a. banquet and recog n1t1on program for parents F H A ROWI Barbara Trmm Mary Ellen Parker Janls Nagel Marre Nelson JoArne Mae Moeller Norma Luckow ROW II Sylvxa Rernke Mary Ellen Young Arlyce Leet Carol Sreburg Barbr McConnaughey Joan Ruth Moeller ROW III JoAnn Gerken Bernrce Detert Madonna Oleson Gladys Hardecopf SandraMarquardt Clarrce Smrth Mervrne Luckow ROW IV Barbara Bremer Beth Luckow Rosanne Klernschtrudt Kathleen Car rrgan Eunrce Rernke Charlotte Gerken Judrth Wlnkelman Margaret Knoll ROW V Jane Grlmore LaVonne Ra trke JanlceBuckme1er Lola Nolte Dolores Klernschmrdt Anna Landsterner Judy Hrgley Karen Thompson Mrss Berrud 5 0 t, gs ' 5 vw W , J . , , , . 5 f J ' ' I, r A qi, . ' s, 5 ,- xi! iv , fr, at r r , I ,. g ,- -X A4 ' .s , Vx, .. I . , - .. I .. 9 I . . . : ' , , ' , , 1 I L , ' : I I I I 5 i - 1 , Y s , . Q - 5 l r 1 1 v 1 1 - : 1 I I ! I D I f A 1 I ' uv J W , ,- E sag J t I 'W' we I 7 'T A Q I 'Y' fl ., f K . 35 . 5 3 'R 3- as ' -33 33

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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

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Business Ecluccrhon or Fei W BUSINESS EDUCATION Betty Hartman John Sund berg and Frances Aamot Business Education, as an integral part of the educational program, can and does contribute to both the general and special competencies that contribute to good citizenship It shares with other areas inthe school the responsibility of preparing graduates, future citizens, who will be members of the community to their chur che s , their schools, and their home s It stands alongside other courses in the development of appreci ation of our culture, our heritage, and of the things by which men live The students who take stenographic subjects are members of the Com mercial Club The Club has monthly meetings during 1955 1956 these meetings were held during the regular class period During the regular meetings the following topics are discussed good personal interviews, and office pro cedures At one meeting during the school year, a recent graduate, who is now employed in Fairmont, speaks to the Club COMMERCIAL CLUB ROW I Sonja Nolte Barbara Edwards Victoria Howard Barbara Maday Sylvia Rernke Kar la Tonneson Darlene Busch Grace Nickerson ROW II Joyce Barney Joy Rose Connie Swenberg Rita Wolff Geraldrne Kusrck Wanda Werdenbach Clarrce Srnrth Marrr Huttemerer Elizabeth Allen Mary Clausen ROW III Sylvia Swanson Joyce Droegemueller Sharyn Smith Helen Hartung Vrva Barvels Nona Larkrn Anna Land sterner ROW IV Karen Pollel Joan Chase Joyce Schroeder Helen Newvrlle Harriet Rosen Judy Anderson Lois Swenson El1zabethSkog Barbara Fancher Mlss Aamot ROW V Alrcra Gordon Florence Schrrudtke Marlys Bremer Sally Mann Judy Sorenson Helen Kloeckner BettyWolff Sharon Hennek Sharon Cavers ROW VI Janet Thate Karen Smed Judrrh Mackey Sandra Rowles Carol Rose Lois Lernke Verna Wood Betty Daly Jean Kastner it l ' 0 0 6 'G . r JQ E -V1 if Y Q f l , K ! I A it v :- . - - fr 4 - ' sensitive to their responsibilities as grooming, personality development, ll ' ' ' .H .