Minneapolis Vocational High School - Tradewind Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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THE CLASS SIIIRIEY I. ARNTSEN JOSEPH F. AYKENS DOW A J. BARBEAl CHERYL BARON DIANE CIIMIELEWSKI WIIJJAM J. DANIE1.SK I JAMES S. EHDAHI. LINDA M. KRENZ MARIE P. LEWIS RONALD C MCLM CHLIN DIANE I. MOV DEBORA L PEARSON PHILLIP J. SIBINSKI GLENN I. SIMPSON STEPHEN T. SMITH STANLEY SYNOWCZYNSKI MARYKAY TESSMAN 8

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Bottom flow; Girol Carl-on. Phil Sihin-ki. Calhy MrQuiolon. John I urrrnlim , Mr . Irtnkc. Hou Two: Murry Broadfool, Jniorttr Rrirk-Hon. Judy MurM'hrl. Curly line Hunrt. Ili-lrnu Thoni|i-on. Hou Thrrr: Jounnr Kucziuarr y k. Diwnr Moy. Joe Ay kens. Sonja Johnson, Barry Braun. ,V»rii : Barh June-. Marilyn Ern-I. SENIOR COUNCIL I hr composition of oculional's Senior Council i- similar to our Federal governing body. Democratically organized, it consists of three major parts: executi e, congress, and constituents. In all governing bodies, specified duties pertain to certain individuals. Inquiring seniors present their ideas to the representative. These ideas and opinions are discussed among the governing members. Effectiveness involves cooperation from everyone concerned: officers, representatives, and seniors. Evidence of such cooperation can be seen in Senior activities such as Sno Day. Senior Banquet, and the Prom. Assistance from advising consultant, Mrs. Sarah Lemkc, adds conformity to Vocational’ PJbfi Senior plans. Mr-. Nuruli Juur Lrinkr. dviscr 7

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OF 1968 ELIZABETH FISH MEMORIAL AWARD j J,Ayktm To ipndif for ill in award. students should tin outstanding work in their I mile with Hum Broun commensurate academic success: film till I parlwipote in shulcnl social affairs and lice Glrtm Sim ison n i In school ulcnls. ItimaHe Thunstrom MINNEAPOLIS STAR AND TRIBUNE ,UVARD 1 cash amini and a certificate of honor are presenleil to a situ lent outstanding Chml Boom in leadership. scholarship ami service. FIRST NATIONAL BANK HIGH SCHOOL AWARD Silver meilals are awanlcil ton ho mulgirl whose habits oj scholarship, initiative DimeChmMmski anil cooperation are coiiphvl with readiness to assume ami discharge school and Phillip Sibmski conununil responsibilities. AMERICAN LEGION AWARD .4 metlal in recognition of outstanding trails in leadershift. lo ult . service, courage and scholarship. W illituil thmirt'ki l)kmc Mo DAI OUTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLITION WARD Given to a student outstanding in (jualities ofdependabililu servitv, leadership and patriotism. Shirlcs A ml.sett SONS OF THE AMERICAN REYOLL IION AWARD Given to a student outstanding in ipialilit's of dependability, service, leadership and RotnM McLaughlin patriotism. CLASS OF PH)I MEMORIAL AWARD Given by the senior Mass to two of its members-one hoy and one girl—whom the class considers to represent Iwst the class of PH) I. ROSE REIN AWARD PresenthI by the Minneapolis Sett ion. National Council oj Jeuish Women, to a irrational student with an interest und understanding of world affairs. Jtiint pi11,ihi Marie Iru i Snnja Johnson ST I DENT COUNCIL AWARD 4 wrist watch given b the Student Council oj the school to a senior lm aiul a senior girl who is most outstanding in contributing to our school life. Bithnril ;V Johnson MnnKay Tcsnnum