Jamestown High School - Zee Ka Tow Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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DECA -Ax Deca Club seems to be keeping the of- ficers Ronnie, Janet, Jackie, and Dee Maris a happy group. The J.l-l.S. chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America is comprised of thirty members. Only students taking the Retail Merchandising and Trade Courses are eligible for membership. Deca Club representatives attended the state convention. The club plans its yearly program in the areas of social, civic, benevolent, fund raising and pro- fessional activities. Miss Mabel Hartje and Mr. Orville LeMay are the co- advisors. For the year 1958-59 Janet Harstad is president, Dee Maris Annis, vice president, Jackie Stroh, secretary, Ronnie Lund, treasurer, Pat Niess, points manager, Delores Gall, reporter, Mardee May, parliamentariang and Marie Stickler, historian. Ronnie Lund is also treasurer for the state organization Checking wraps at basketball games is one of the many activities of the Deca Club. HM ROW 1: M. Stickler, N. McCoy, D. Prince, G. Bellon, R. Peterson, D. Maas, D. Dehne. ROW 2: D. Annis, S. Tamo, M. May, P. Niess, J. Stroh, D. Gall, M. Nagel, V. Schuffele. ROW 3: R. Lund, J. Greenstein, E. Benson, J. Bitz, R. Ruddy, J. I-lalstad, A. Peplinski, D. Wyngaard. 43

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Gary Litt, first semester council president, dis- cusses with Vice-President David Ellingson, and Secretary Cheryl Urdahl, the agenda for the next meetings ROW 1: C. Hunt, C. Urdahl, B. Holaday, B. Dugan, E. Saxvik, C. Wedman. ROW 2: C. Erdman, K. Burton, M. Mathias, L. Herring, D. DeBoe, P. McPherson. ROW 3: D.E11ingson, G. Hatlie, J. Vondergeest, J. Van der Linde, Pres. Gary Litt. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL First semester student council had a fewer number of delegates than ever before Because of the increasing number of home- rooms it was decided to have only one stu- dent elected from each homeroom rather than the usual two. Even with decreased membership it was soon evident that the student council could be just as effective. The main activities of the student council consisted of planning and directing I-Day, ushering at basketball games, conducting pep meetings, promoting a clothing drive, presenting the letter day program, and President Bob Dugan and Secretary Joanie Erickson compare notes as Vice-President Bruce Vongergecst looks on. ROW lc B. Vondergeest, D. Mott, V. Christ, D. Berry, R. Wiest. ROW 2: E. Pickert, S. Schneider, J. Babcock, R. Femrite, O. Barnick, R. Smith. ROW 3: J. Ericlson, J. Ginsbach, L. Rasmussen, D. Jensvold, I. Hofer, L. Record, A. Novotny, Pres. Bob Dug an. ushering on career night. Representatives to the State Student Council Convention at Shanley High School were Gary Litt, David Ellingson, Cheryl Urdahl, Bart Holaday, and Connie Erdman. Mr. Banttari, Mr. Gullikson, Mr. Richardson, and Mrs. Hildebrand were the advisors.

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J DAY 1958 lv.. rw .-Q The crow ds are greeted by a cheery wave from Her Majesty The queen and her prrnccsses lend therr support to the Blue Jays A fan fare greeted the J Dry royalty as they were escorted by Majorette Carol Hunt across the football frcld J Dax festt rtrt were roxallx begun at three 0 clock October 10 as four prrnee e Dxnellu lxoenrg Brlh Odega trd Darlene Readel M rrlene Merelemu and Queen Cheryl Urtlahl were eseorted to the rosrrum at the onset ofthe afternoon a emblx The queen reecrx ed a 351 ft from John Freeman sentor elass presrdent Mr Btntarrr Mr Buehholtz lV1l Hedahl Mrsslwlarkel Janrce Fredrrcks Tom Herb ster Phxlh Keaton and Howwrd Putnam pre ented a humorous skrt featurrng the eurrent Crue Hula Hoops' The tratht onal homeeomrnb parade hrgh lrghted bx Queen erxl h r wen t 1ndtheJH9 band led enthusrastrc foot a fan to lVlll1IlgTOIl Freld Exeept for the Blue Jay de feat by the nor Magnrrn rperfeet dry Jame town Hugh 54.100 alumnr 1nd tuelent eltneed the hours aw rx tothe Gtylords of Note Tl e theme some Enehrnted Exenrng brought a ehurmrng close to .1 memorable duty 44 I lb 1 . Q l v x- 'v-I I xr v .f v x x ' ' - 1 X' S NA . . ' B Y r- ' ywissl l - ' ' I ' ' L v s s f 1 1 1 x x' X ' 4 3 H ' u 3 'N x -. N. N, 'QQ V s me wi - I 1 ex I v -I - ' 7 f , - . . e , . - , N , , U.. .. e . s - ' V w ' , V .Y ' -' 1 1 Llr-',c4vd41ns,t f . ' , ' ' bll ' V lx A 4-f-5 1 1 I 3' x 1' 5 M1 . tg . ll wusg ' f' 4 '. ' 'S 'l 1 I Q s vi x ' ' ' x v ' 1: ' , A , V , A., ' x f ' . 1 my I 'N x . J I I' , , . .