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POW wow With Miss Darlene Ott as adviser, the Pow-Wow staff published the usual six issues of the newspaper. The staff was comprised of: Kay Martin, Editor-in-Chief; Nancy Davis, Co- Editor; Ruth Bornfleth, Feature Editor; Isabel Erichsen, News Editor; Joan Davis, Sports Editor; Charles Preston, Joke Editor; and Joyce Paepke, Norene Klix, Russell Williams, Ronald Beranek, Walter Schafer as reporters. Back Row—C. Lippert, C. Preston. Second Row—D. Mosher. N. Klix, W. Schafer. R. Beranek. K. Kachelmeier. J. Paepke. E. White. L. Holtz, J. Davis, J. Schauwitzer. First Row—K. Mohr, S. Whettam. R. Bornfleth, N. Davis, Miss Ott, K. Martin. I. Erichsen. D. Hoffmann.
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Page 20 text:
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Back Bow—H. Minikel, K. Martin, R. Williams. Second Row—J. Paepke. D. Olson, N. Davis, G. Luedtke. E. White, L. Holtz, D. Barber. J. Davis. K. Kachelmeier. First Row—Miss Arpke, M. Haslam, I. Erichsen, R. Bornfleth, D. Hoflmann, J. Moore. K. Mohr. THE ARROW STAFF Under the supervision of Miss Arpke, the Senior Class published the nineteenth volume of the Arrow. Directing the work were Editor-in-Chief, Isabel Erichsen; Co-Editor, Ruth Bornfleth; Junior Editor, Maxine Haslam. Handling the designing of the cover and the sketches were George Luedtke. Dennis Barber and Alice Smart. Writing was done by Kay Martin, Nancy Davis, Kathleen Kachelmeier, Harold Minikel, Joan Davis and Russell Williams. Material was typed by LaVerne Holtz, Eileen White, Joyce Paepke and Donna Olson. Business transactions and circulation were handled by Manager Kathryn Mohr and Co-Manager Dorothy Hoffmann and Junior Manager John- almor Moore.
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Back Row—S. Hofler, D. Winegarden, M. Fohr, D. Enright, J. Moore. Second Row—R. Miller, D. Fickau, M. Horn, J. Paepke, J. Schauwitzer. K. Kachelmeier, J. Jaworski, V. Carlson, D. Madison, M. Haslam, E. Almekinder. First Row—D. Olson. N. Davis, Miss Piper, E. White, K. Martin, D. Barber, I. Erichsen, S. Whettam, R. Bomfleth. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On May 21, 1952, sixteen new members were initiated into the National Honor Society at a candlelight ceremony. Their parents were entertained by the old members at a tea following the ceremony. To become a member of the society one must maintain a scholastic average of 90, must show ability in leadership, must possess a good char- acter and must serve the school. The society elected the following officers: President, Kay Martin; Vice- President, Dennis Barber; and Secretary, Eileen White. The club adviser and treasurer is Miss Piper. Reading maketh a full man, conference a ready man and writing an exact man. Bacon
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