Gilbert High School - Mi Kana Yearbook (Gilbert, MN)

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SEATED, left I0 rigbl - Mr. Mable, M. Malkorirly, lreamrerg D. Lakin, wire f7f6.fIdEIIl,' P. Mul- dezz, rerrelaryg Mr. Azzderrorz FIRST ROUV - R. jarriizezz, j Ruff, R. Alalizz, B. Sirrala, E. Kel- ler, I. Verwzirk, R. Nazzli. SEC- OND ROU7-j. Lakro, R. Molaar, M. Ahlin, I. Gorrlaa. The student council was formed at the beginning of this school year. It consists of fifteen members: five from each grade in the senior high school. Students elected to the Council are as follows: Twelfth grade- Annette Stupca, James Veronick, Margaret Mulden, Robert Nanti and Donna Lakso. Eleventh grade- Robert Mohar, Michael Ahlin, james Gorsha and jack Lakso. Tenth grade-Ellen Keller, joseph Russ, Rich- ard jarvinen, Roberta Ahlin and Betty Jane Sissala. The officers of the student council are: Annette Stup- ca, president: Margaret Mulden, secretary: Donna Lakso, vice presidentg Marie Malkovich, treasurer: Mr. Anderson, advisor and Mr. Mehle, faculty representa- tive. Meetings for the student council were scheduled for the first and third Mondays of each month. Among the projects sponsored and undertaken by the student council this year were the Christmas Ball, the Twirp Season, the social hour, the supervision of the cafeteria, and the collection of money for the March of Dimes. The council also turned over the funds from one of its social hours to the March of Dimes. The group is now working on a handbook which will be issued to high school students at the be- ginning ofthe next year. The student council's so- cial hour provided a variety of entertainment for stu- dents: volleyball, c a r d s, ping - pong, checkers, a n d chinese checkers. Social, folk dancing, and square dancing were sponsored tw i c e a month on Fridays. Admis- sion to the social hour was ten cents per head. The high school student council plans to become a member of the National As- sociation of Student Coun- cils. 0 FIRST ROIV, left fo rigb!-D. Lalaro, Irearurerg M. Malkozfirla, uire preridenlg D. lofi, preridemg Ambrorla, Jerrelary. SECOND ROW-1. Heilekinen, E. Nyquirf, D. Brula, P. Malden, L. G'lI610.fkl, H. Sereno, Carroll, j. Himmelriglal. THIRD ROIV-A. Grippe, B. Kukar, N. Bordeaux, S. Emot- Jon, E. Ara, L. Laukkonezz, B. Curnow, A. Bymarz, R. Bolla, L. Adamr.

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LEFT T0 RIGHT--R. Narzli, f. Sandflrom, D. Kofleliz, D, Lalem, L. Gaeloflai, P. Mulden, Efifk- IZIL' E. Saari, j. Carroll, E. Ara, T. Drefbar, j. Kern, S. Fumia, D. Lopp, R. Bufala, Min Feyereifen a zfzfor. FIRST ROIV-S. Erirkfon, N. Bordeaux, vice prefiderztg I. Carroll, prefidentj D. Kosteliz, trem- urerg E. Saari. SECOND ROW-I. Heikkinen, R. Kokko, D. joff, E. Nykjuin, H. Sereno, B. Am- broyb, L. Gaelofki, S. jarvix. THIRD ROW-D. Bruin, P. Malden, D. Lakm, L. Laukkonen, B. Cufnow, A. Byman, D. Novak, M. Malkovirh.

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BAND A Ii .. ... - n Q il FIRST ROUV--D. Trunzo, S. Paun, I. Skeule, A. Komiber, 1. Plerfaa, B. Kzzlaar, P. Mulden, P. Slrah, D. Lakfo, 1. Sorila, P. Nami. SECOND ROW-R. A-fha, R. Halanen, T. Kieren, M. Snyder, A. Grippe, D. Bru'a, D. Lakm, K. Holmes, E. Frilliri, I. Wallif. THIRD ROW'-Mr. Frilliri, N. Larimer, M. Md!fl701-'TCb, E. Saari, M. Heikkinen, C. Sfupra, B. Mobar, R. Yurkovicb, j. Krause, Paurala, S. Boyafzaufrki. FOURTH ROW-L. Skrlfer, j. Novlan, B. Norah, A. Anderron, R. Ablin, R. Koleko, S. Erirkmn, B. Sirsala, ggjjrezro, M. Vukelzrfa. FIFTH ROW'-K. Aho, R. lVa!li5, D. Vi.f01'Hlli, j. Heikkizren, E. Kodzmce, 1. Lakm, R. Polornik, Gamba, . ami. This year, both the band and orchestra made a very good showing. Their members have practiced faithfully and the results can be heard in their fine music. Our band, this year, has played at all of the home games and at several pep meetings. We had the privilege of being the first 1 Gilbert band to perform in our new gymnasium. Two forma- tions were executed by the band during the Homecoming - Dedication game: formed an and then marched into a G , HL' 0 .E y L. A' Some of the band members formed a pep band and played at the out-of-town games. They also played at a few of the last minute pep meetings. All of the members in this group are girls. The orchestra entertained between acts of the class plays and E also played at the Christmas program. As in the past they will E. be featured at the graduation exercises. 5.2 Through the endless efforts of Mr. Frillici both organiza- tions have gained much recognition throughout this last year. I' .I :ax f Mr. Aldo Ffilliri, Dirertof ,sv