Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

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Students share the excitement of Sno-week The climax of Sno-week was the Snoball dance on Saturday, December 19, with music provided by the Pilgrims. The dance was highlighted as Kathy Blattner, senior class president, presented Kyoko Kogure with the traditional gift. The gift the senior class picked out this year in- cluded a letterman's jacket and a bottle of perfume. Decorations in the cafeteria provided the perfect holiday atmosphere. Kyoko appears in he r new lette rman's j acket, a gift from the senior class. Marcia, Keith, and Rick, decorate the Christmas tree for the Snoball dance. Sandy waits as Howard buys their tickets.

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Superintendent proposes bond issue for swimming pool In the course of a year, Mr. Eitreim has many obligations. He is not only superintendent for Luverne schools but for all the schools in the County. Making decisions as to snow- days, keeping the schoolboard and the public informed of trends and costs in education, filing reports for Federal aid for sum- mer school and adult education classes are some of Mr. Eit- reim's many duties. One event that was important to Mr. Eitreim this year was the school bond issue. This was a request that Luverne High have a vocational branch and a swimming pool added to its present building. It was voted on by the people of Rock County and was defeated. Even though it failed this year, Mr. Eitreim and the students hope that soon our school will support this proposal. For his twenty-five years of hardworkinthe Luverne school system, Mr. Eitreim deserves appreciation from parents, teachers, and students, of Rock County. Harvey G. Eitreim South Dakota State M. S. 20