Miller High School - Rustler Yearbook (Miller, SD)

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W 4 P ! O' L me Cay Ofpowei GOVERNMENT DAY: ROW 1-- W. Skinner, county agent, P. Campbell, assistant register of deeds, N. Sa- ville, county nurse, H. Stubsten, assistant auditor,D. Robinson, assistant justice of peace, T. Hines, coun- ty judge, A. johnson, home extension agent, A. Herman, assistant treasurer, A. joy, assistant sup't of schools, Barbara Hall, welfare director, M. Trotman, register of deeds, Bonnie Hall, county nurse, J. john- son, commissioner, V. McKay, assistant clerk of courts. ROW 2-- K. llall, sheriff, j. Knippling, commis- sioner, O. Bertsch, highway sup't, G. McKay, commissioner, D. Schultz, justice of peace, R. Ufen, state's attorney, D, Sutton, assistant state's attorney, B. Fawcett, treasurer, j. Weaver, clerk of courts, j.Eschen- baum, supk of schools, D. Wilson, assistant coroner. ROW 3-- L. Wangsness, assistant county judge, B lloogestraat, commissioner, R. Wangsness, highway sup't,j. Lewis, commissioner, R. Fawcett, deputy sher- iff, R. Campbell, welfare director, M. Katst, coroner, J. Schweigerdt, auditor. In order to further the students' knowledge of the duties of citizenship, the idea of Government Day was introduced into our school for the first time last year. The students sign petitions, campaign for their can- didate, and elect their own officers in exactly the same fashion as the officers of the town, county, or state are elected. Posters, pep fests, secret party meetings, slogans, and party buttons all add to the fun. of after the primary and general elections, the town and county officials cooperate in teaching the students the duties of their respective offices. learning. Then, ,I ' . r i 1 O O I ,ilg ' 'ffrh if '.. i mfg'-ia., 4 ': 3 i Q l is 0 I

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