Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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U16 HOHGIQS Q0 IO CAROL CLARK DAR Good Cltlzenshrp Award J' EVELYN CHERRIER Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award ROBERT HENRY Badger Boys State 78 GARY BAKKE Badger Boys State Bausch and Lomb Honorary Scrence Award PRISCILLA PRACHT BadgerG1r1s State.

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ROW ONE: P. Einum, D. Rowley, V. Schoenoff, H. Amundson, M. Jenny, S. Lehmann, G. Wolterstorff, P Pracht, B. Brown, C. Clark, C. Cummings, J. Clark. ROW TWO: K. Stevens, J. Evenson, A. Wyss, D Betchel, T. Schultz, K. Oberpriller, L. Lund, I. Wagner, P. Brehm, J. Johnson, G. Bakke. ROW THREE D. Bressler, C. Lee, N. Hanson, I. Kistner, B. Johnson. leaoens of IOIUOQRO Really? Am I ever thrilled lwas one ofthe chosen few to be elected to the National Honor Society. Glad I measured up. Few is right. Only 5010 of the juniors and 15070 of the seniors are selected by the faculty as members ofthe group. Chosenon a basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service, those few havea right to take pride in being members of a nation-wide society such as this. Especially this year, with Sputnik and the emphasis on science, these students de- serve recognition. Since most of these people are going to college, they will undoubtedly be the ones who will help to keep the United States in first place. For if our country is to survive in this Age of Cold Wars, we must have more people willing to be the workers and leaders of tomorrow. 77

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foun scone ano ROW ONE: L. Goodman, E. O'Meara, S. Hardy, V. Haynes, R. Jacobson, C. Webster, K. Hintzman, B. Gralow, G. Rassbach, S. Bushendorf, J. Miller, S. Wold. ROW TWO: S. Irwin, J. Larson, J. Lind, G. Wolterstorff, A, Lippert, M. Larson, L. Walter, L. Larson, M. Morner, K. Jarvis, I. Dundas. ROW THREE: N. Halverson, D. Bechtel, G. Wisner, K. Springer, R.Gilberts, J. Hammond, J. Redgren, M. Bernd, J. Evenson, J. Halverson, P. Pracht, L. Larsen. R. Swanson, S. Earl, C. Millar, L. Lund. Daniel Webster, famed orator, would be proud if he could see and hear the zip and zeal with which the hlenomonie Forensics members delve into their orations. In the fall, these literary aspirants begin preparation on their various selections so that they may be able to participate in the practice contests. The students receiving, the best ratings are eligible for the District Meet at Eau Claire. Here the recipients of A's go to Madison for the State contest. Menomonie sent five girls to Madison last year: Donna Bechtel, Ruth Ann Gilbcrts, Virginia Olson, Sally Weiss, and Ruthie Swanson. Forensics and Drama Club joined forces in the spring, for a pancake breakfast til Riverside Park. Despite rain. no one's spirits were dampened, and Miss Koehler and Mr. Wiseman stirred up some delicious pancakes. 79