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STUDENT COUNCIL—ROW ONE: M. Christens, S. Andre, S. Coyne, S. Gustafson, C. Holcomb, S. Russell; ROW TWO: J. Rodgers, C. Throdahl, J. Anderson, D. Sackrison, J. Lund, Mr. Hollcher; ROW THREE: D. Sandgren, P. Manion, B. Gardner, R. Piopho, R. Bloom, E. Curtis. Student Cjovernment 3 in Sharon Andre, Mr. Sorensen, Ken Soltis and Mr. Holcher in a Council planning session first hour. STUDENT COUNCIL-ROW ONE: B. Peterson, M. Olson, N. Meyers, C. Hayden, N. Bagger, S. Polly, B. Jackson- ROW TWO: S. Lindqren, A. Ripol, A. Foster, J. Reagor, J. Anderson, B. Johnson, Mr. Soronson; ROW THREE: G. St. Marie. D. Milller, T. Dillon, G. Underhill, D. Wahlstrom. “Any student as a member of the Student Association of Hopkins Senior High has the opportunity to come before the Student Council to express his views, stated Donald Holcher, one of the adviser’s of the Council. Students may also place suggestions in the suggestion box. This year the students made suggestions concerning the school lunches. Fifty members composed this year's Council and two of these members were associate members, Marty Christens and Alex Ripol who were our AFS students. Roger Sorensen was the other adviser to the Council. Kenny Soltis served as the president and Randy Blohm as vice president; Sherrie Andre as secretary and Rob Gardner as treasurer assisted him. Proposed ethics committee was one of the Council’s projects. The planning for this committee started two years ago. Other projects include over-all supervision of the Homecoming and Winter Sports Days. The supply store, which was new this year, is operated by the Council also. AFS car wash is an annual event sponsored by them.
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QUILL AND SCROtL-ROW ONE: A. Wil-hoit, N. Goodwin, S. Bren, K. Anderson, J. Anderson, K. Stennes, C. Hayden; ROW TWO: A. Carlson, C. Throdahl, J. Ofto-dahl, S. Berge, D. Johnson, J. Fralick, A. Zdrazil, R. Kron. Scrollites Becker and Throdahl. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-ROW ONE: Carol Throdahl, Sharon Andre, Debbie Johnson, Joanne Jindra, Janet Bursch; ROW TWO: Colleen Hayden. Bill North, Peter Schmitz, Randy Blohm, Max Stuetzer, Fronces Taft, Judy McDonald. Creating enthusiasm for scholarship, helping develop character and leadership, and rendering service are the aims of the National Honor society, the highest honor organization at Hopkins. In order to be eligible a student must stand scholastically in the upper fourth of his class and show excellence in character leadership and service. Fifteen per cent of the senior class is eligible for membership. Five of this 15 | er cent may, however, be chosen in the spring of their junior year. Pins are given to new members as well as a luncheon to both old and new by the Rotary cluh on the day of induction ceremonies. Officers of N.H.S. are: Randy Blohm, president; Bill North, vice-president; and Ann Hollander, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Carol Rutger acts as faculty adviser. Members of the Hi-Crier or Warrior staff, who have done superior work in writing, editing, or business management in either publication, may become eligible for membership in the International Honorary Society, Quill and Scroll. The purpose of this society is to give recognition before the school to the students who have made significant contributions to either the newspaper or the yearbook. 23
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