Kiel High School - Triad Yearbook (Kiel, WI)

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JCVIN fm. M 2371? IU Y Frank L strlckler, Pr1ncipa1 S Kan 15 sta e Teachers nolleve, Emporla , Un1vers1tJ of Kansas Soclal QCIBHCS Llta Palne A B , UU1V6FS1ty of Kansas M S Kansas State Pollege, Vanhwttan Home ECONOMICS Marvln L Ray Western Illinols State Teachers College Commerc1al sducat1on Ruth V Danlels Q , Kansas State Te chers Folleee, Empor1a A , Cornell bnl verslty, Ithaca, L Y English, Language, Library Virgil NOTI1S B S , Kansas State Teachers Collepe, mpOT18 TMBIC Elmer H Plnfe, Coach Cl Kansas StPT fclle QJQHE Kathryn Houghtwn B Par? Colleff of MISSUUTI orthwe tern LHIVPT slty, I1l1no1s Lngllsh, DFHMHTICS B W1se on1vers1ty of Kansas Mathematlc , JOP1 sclence rs Bernard H1193 S Kansas at e Teachers ollege, Pmporla Mathemat1cs, 309181 QCIPHCC Edward L Bender, Foach S Fort Ha s Yansms State Polleve IHdUStT181 Arts AQTICUILUTC Board of sducatlon Vrs Delmar Durr Vr Marlon Bryant Nr Toe Shull Mr Chester Shaffer Mr Ralph Graves Mrs Charles Garton Mr N T Smlth, Cha1rman FQ'

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0 U T James V' Plbson, D Glbson, Owen, ochamaufl, Bretz, Jr , Bosley Nr str1ckler Qadv1sorJ H1neman, Llnd, G Dodge Smlth L Thomas, Hunsley, U Dodge Durr, Robb, N Thomas, Schiereck, L Bretz, Noweryy Stormont Row Row Row Student Counc1l The idea of Student Government is very old but the most rapld progress has been made 1n the last thirty years In the beglnnlng, the idea of the students havlng authorlty was suopressed Thomas Jefferson flrst 1HtFOdUC6d th1S method of gOVeFH1ng 1U the United States, and slnce 1900 it has spread untll now appFOX1 mately two thlrds of all h1gh schools have some nlan of student golernm nt day, more than ever before, educators are emphasiz1ng the need for democratlc organlzatlon ln our schools Most of the leadlng thlnkers belleve that the fore most obgectlve of educatlon should be to prepare our youth for lntelllgent narti clpatlon 1n our democracy The Student Council was introduced into Dlghton High 1n 1957, but was not well organized until 1958 That year the council was organlzed wlth the govern lng of such as the new planned In the school as its primary obgective A number of worthwhlle progects, the landscaplng of the campus, preserv1ng and carlng for the 1nter1or of bu1ld1ng, and the sponsorlng of a program to buy letters for awards were and carrled out w1th credltable success 1958 a s1m1lar program for the year was perfected under the leader his of the councll Running in the halls, along w1th other general disturbances, was quelled almost entlrely after the adoptlon of the trophy pol1sh1ng penalty The beaut1f1cat1on of the school grounds was furthered when the classes planted early bloom1ng perennlal flowers Aga1n thls year the group purchased the school award letters These were just a few of the many progects they were successful 1n com pletlng The Student Council is composed of the 0ff1CerS of the four classes and of the Hi Y and G1rl Reserves, the off1cers of the last two be1ng admltted to mem bership this year The C0unC1l elected the fol1ow1ng off1cers pres1dent, Dean Owen, secretary, Ellen lee Durr lr Strlckler 18 the faculty adv1sor Page 4 I' 45 4' L! Q ' A I N 1: 4 J. 1' - . ' ' ' 'F- I A 2: 11 2 3.. ' ' ' ' 3 4 5, y .3 ' . . I .A . ' .- I A A ' . A , .1 G . TQ:

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