Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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Student Council Organized for Purpose of Governing Student Body ff 45 ri 'D A V QA 4 ,. Row One: Marie Kath, Carol Momerak, Caroline Erwin, Beverly Neshcm, Lenore Dahlberg. Row Two: Don Barber, Duane Peterson, Marlo Shervold, Jerry Berntson, Gordon Olson. Row Three: James Johnson, Sherman Janke, Harrison Janke, Hardy Liebcrg, Richard Nelson, James Fisher. Row Four: Charles Waterman, Dick Kidd, Mr. Willard Laabs, Maurice Wolla, Ken Pommier. W i It's time we got ' something done! i Caroline Erwin presents a problem. Minot High's student council is composed of the class officers and home room officers of the froshmore, junior, and senior classes. The function of the governing body, headed by President Jim Johnson, is to accomplish things which will benefit most, our school. '1 Student council's project for this year was the publishing of handbooks, which will help acquaint the froshmores with Senior High. They have also had a rummage sale, and sponsored Froshie Day, which was , , , conducted in a very orderly manner. James Fisher and Carolme Erwm Mr. Willard Laabs is the advisor for the group. If you doubt me, check it yourself. look over the handbooks. 21

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Debate Teams Organized to Teach Fast Thinking and Reasoning Row One: Lois Torgerson, Lea Rae Kittleson, Joan Swanson, Eva Johnson. Row Two: Marilyn Grant, Peter Fugelso, Mary Jo Nelson, Patricia Ralston, Clarence Whitwer, James Uglum. 53 00 225 f, 9 ,X -J Row Three: Jerry Ingalls, Maurice Wolla, Bruce Hanes, Nelson Lampert, James Fisher. Away to Concordia! Lois Torgerson, Miss Ackermann, Peter Fugelso, Clarence Whitwer, and Jim Fisher get aboard for Concordia. Just between us. Peter Fugelso and Marilyn Grant discuss debate. The debate team, which consists of A, B, and C squads, was organized for the primary purpose, not necessarily of winning debates, but to enable a person to think on his feet. Debate gives the in- dividual a practical foundation of public speaking. The squads consist of 12 debators. The first team is made up of Jim Fisher and Marilyn Grant on the negative, and Peter Fugelso and Nelson Lampert on the affirmative. This year the team, under the advisorship of Miss Anna Ackermann, has been to several tourna- ments. Among them was the St. Peter's tourna- ment, Jamestown College, Concordia, and the state contest in Bismarck. Z0

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Quill and Scroll Edits Magician: Sells Program for Athletic Activities Row One: Paula Brownstein, Alice Johnson, Delores Oimoen, Mildred Strand, Mr. Jack Muthersbough, James Fisher. Row Two: Margaret Anderson, Shirley Bowen, Mary Elaine Hanson, Donna Peterson, Marilyn Grant, Jerry Ingalls. Row Three: Muriel Brudvik, Mildred Eidsness, Phyllis Orndorf, Nance Anderson, Iione Wagner. The honor society of journalists, directed by Mr. Jack Muthers- 5 3 bough, has been very active this year. 'S . nr . . u Two llterary Magician magazines have been edited by the club during the school term. Both have been received enthusiastically by 1. the students. The social activities of the group included a Valentine formal in February, and the banquet in May for initiating new members. Give? We're selling them! Margaret Anderson and Faraway expression. Pig? bigixrgiiln Paula Brownstein prepares program. to sell programs. 22