Greenway High School - Blast Yearbook (Coleraine, MN)

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NZ-NEIHW WMOZHWWOI UFPZOU ZOHOZHMWPI SFO! MCHZCM WOZOEO IO-N511 4240205 IHOZPFP1 ACTIVITY - AWARDS These eleven students were awarded Activity Awards because of their active par' ticipation in many organizations. Participation in athletics is not considered in making these awards since the excellence in this department is rewarded by o sweater Each one has shown initiative, loyalty, and cz spirit of co-operation in his two years at Itasca. All have cheerfully worked to benefit their school and to make it a better place for the future students. These young people possess the qualities which make for a better citizenry. They are alert, industrious, and con- scientious. We who have come to know them are proud to have done so. To these students who have merited this award we say, Congratulationsl May you con- tinue throughout your lives to be symbols of good leadership . KENNETH w1LKENs LEONE LARSON ROLAND SAWDEY ROBERTA SHIRKY

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Queen Nancy Nelson and her attendants, Dorothy Fa- lancer and Ruby Campbell, held the spotlight on the night of the Bachelor Home- coming Dance which was held after the Duluth-It-asca game. Petite Nancy was choosen queen by the entire student body in a contest sponsored by the Bachelors, with red-haired Dorothy, and tall blond Ruby taking sec- and and third place respec- tively. To Mr. Dudley, our speech instruc- tor, who led both the high school and college debate teams to victory, we give this honor of being listed in our Who's Who. George Prazich was given the Heller Award offered by Mr. S. E. Heller of Grand Rapids to the most deserving student on the basis of scholarship, extra-curricular activities, and all around good sportsmanship. As champion in the meal planning division of 4-H work, Evelyn Seeling was presented an award at the annual Activity Banquet held at Grand Rap- ids. Evelyn was also chosen as one of the county's best 4-H leaders last year. I-37

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Officers of the Freshman class are: President, Perry Pedersen, right, Vice-President, Lee Mooers, extreme right, Secretary-Treasurer, Lucille Nelson, center. At the first Sophomore class meet- ing in September, Gerald Nadeau left, was elected President, Kennetlr Wilkens, lower left, Vice-Presidentg and Eunice Holm, extreme left Secretary-Treasurer. mms cap., l it ,, iw, 'li l Y J