Onamia High School - Warrior Yearbook (Onamia, MN)

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DECLAMATICD Row 1: Sharon Holbert, Lorraine Hendricks, Eileen Pella, Doris Barnes Rena Johnson, Joan Larson, Marilyn Norine, Carol Hoening. Row 2: Dick Petrin, Berniece Hoffman Lois Jansen, Elaine Apel, Karen Baumgartner, Carolin Zak. Row 3: Charlene Johnson, Betty Eller, Douglas Peterson, Eddie Silker, Mr. Otterness Advisor, Loren Johnson. These people look like they will give the other contestants at the sub-district contest a good run for their money. Mr. Otterness, their instructor, will do all he can to aid them to their goal. EWSPAPER STAFF Sitting: Pat Herlngton, Lorraine H Hendricks, Joanne Truax, Pat Leeb, James Sievek. Standing: Jim Gish, Sylvia Pro- basco, Jack Wenzel, Mary Lou Lindquist, Mr. Otterness Advisor. First stencil com- pleted. Everyone looks happy about it, except Mr. Otterness who has a frown. Wonder what is wrong?

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F.H.A. Officers Historian: Sharon Holbert Song Leader: Judy Truax Secretary: Rena Johnson Vice-President: Joanne Truax President: Marilyn Norine President Elect: Pat Herington Reporter: Karen Baumgartner Treasurer: Betty Eller Not pictured- Parliamentarian: Lois Gros s Row lx Phyllis Marshall, Sylvia Probasco, Judy Truax, Natalie Marthe, Jeanette Kent, Ruth Ann Benson, Louise Eller, Gloria Probasco. Row 2: Virginia Henigan, Jeanette Miers, Judy Loague, Vivian Hamilton, Delores Leeb Virginia Travers, Karen Baumann, Miss Nordmark. Row 3: sharon Halbert, Marilyn Norine Rena Johnson, Mary Johnson, Pat Leeb, Mary Lou Lindquist, Pat Herington, Karen Sievek, Betty Eller, Karen Baumgartner, Joanne Truax, Eileen Pella. The F.H.A. is composed of girls interested in promoting en- thusiasm for homemaking. They are striving to live better to- day so that they may live better tomorrow. On October 26 the local chapter took an active part in the District VII meeting at Aitkin. The major projects for 1957-58 were: the state and dis- trict meetings, and preparing the Athletic Banquet.

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RI ERS' TRAINI T PEP L UB The principal aim of the Pep Club is to promote ener- getic school spirit. The qualifications for being a mem- ber are simple one must have a hearty hand clasp and a throaty yell. The major activities of this organization are to stand behind the cheerleaders and support the team. all I ,, QQCANl 1 4 Qi 4 z ' 5 0,4'lLlb- , in y 5 6,: QV i.? asf' V+ 5 fl:.'l,'luSxx These youngsters work hard trying to improve the safety conditions of our school. They are always prepar ed to guard the lives of their fel low students. N SAFETY PATRO G li For many years Mr. Olness has guided in driver training education. He is ever ready with a helpful wgnd and friendly jest. is , if 1 SAE' ,Ar-7-'ii A di.J3'E L