Lincoln High School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Esko, MN)

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agilfwfenf Counci . . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Eva Eckma-n, Wayne Iunvtune-n, Beverly Southworth, Kenneth Pykkonen, Lauren Stenroos. Bob Seikkula, Bernice johnson. Melvin Tan, Martin Nynas, Roger Winquist, Dorothy Tan, and Don- ald Terwey. Working on books Secretaries recording the minutes glue agiuclenf Cjounci The- Esko l-ligh School Student Council, first instituted in I947, is an organization established to allow the students opportunities to promote cooperation between the faculty and themselves and to assist with the school government. The Council is the directive force for the major all-school social activities ot the year. This year the Council successfully sponsored a Halloween party, the homecoming basketball game ceremonies and dance, and the Christmas party. This spring the council will assist in the presenta- tions at the Award Day ceremonies, at which time, students who have earned awards will be honored. The Council is composed of representatives of all the classes of junior and senior high school elected by the classes. The officers of the Council are Robert Seiklcula, Preside-ntg Roger Winquist, Vice President: Kenneth Pykkonen, Treasurerg and Bernice Johnson and Wayne juntunen, Secretaries. Mr. E. H. Water- house, Principal: and William Nigg, Superintendent, are the advisors of the group.

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fjlw Sfgofkglr. . . FRONT ROW: Donald Kivisto, lames luntti, Sports Editors: Doris Ikola, Managing Editor: Bernice johnson, Editor-in-Chief: Walter Crubenla, Assistant Editor: and loan Hendrickson. BACK ROW: Ieanette Hagman, Eileen Perttula, Edith Tan, Ruth Helberg, Loretta Black and Nancy Sunnar borg. ' Lois and Audrey rnimeographing Verna, Audrey, Nancy, Monica and Elvie, stencil cutting fjlw .Sjgofdglu The students have an opportunity to put into practical use some of the skills they learn in school by putting out the school paper, THE SPOTLIGHT. The Spotlight serves as the school paper and community paper. lt was begun in l926 and has served the community ever since. lr is issued every three weeks. The students in all departments of the school act as reporters for the paper, and the commercial stu- dents edit and publish it. This practical experience is a useful and interesting part of the school life of many students. Our aim is to give as many students as possible experience in the different types of work which must be clone in putting out a school paper. These types of work include writing news, planning the make-up of the paper, typing, cutting stencils, ancl mimeographing. Over 300 copies of the paper are issued for dis- tribution in the community ancl for outside subscriptions. This year our editor-in-chief was Bernice Johnson, the associate editor was Walter Grubenla, and the managing editor was Doris lkola. Last year the editor-in-chief was Vernon Hammarluncl, the associate editor was james Kinghorn, and the managing editor was Bob Seikkula.