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lub ROW ONE: Cheryl Welch, Jackie Rugh, Karla King, Natalie Swanson, Pearl Schneider, Phyllis Peterson. ROW TWO: Mrs. Fritz, Carol Ann Hansen, Karen Holmes, Karen Benson, Marilyn Sch- neider, Mary Jo Brodd, Marlene Peterson. ROW THREE: Marilyn Anderson, Marilyn Hartwick, Frances Gritton, Ruth Hardin, Bette Ann Johnson, Sylvia Hardin, Carol DeRocker, Nancy Kizer. This year, for the first time, we f f d U L S G' e UH Club- We 9UVe fm assembly Pf09r0fn Ondfnade plans for aRoman Mrs. Fritz was our sponsor. The club met about once a banquet. monfh' A7 'he ff'-Sf 'fleeting we elected the followin ' ' . ' , . 9 Offl' Phyllis Peterson and Ann Rehn from L ti I d F aers. Bette Ann Johnsonepresldent, Marilyn Hartwick N Critton and Bette Ann Johnson from Laiinn llahkttendgzfzs C9'P'eS'de'7f Und fSDOffer, and Frances GrittoneSecretary Latin contest. and Treasurer. 5.5-4 ROW ONE: Jean Carder, Linda Jones, Shelby Betcher, Pat Holden, Phyllis Peterson. ROW del TWO: Joan Gould Evelyn Carlson, Marlene Peterson, Karen Rhodenbaugh, Joyce Kin sperger, Barbara Bloomberg, Mary Webb, Bonnie Wilson, Jackie Rugh, Natalie Swanson Elizabeth Cook. ROW THREE: Carol De Rocker, Jean Flint, Verna Mae Carlson, Donna Coulter, Margery Stropes, Ann Rehn, Fat McNeil, Barbara Webb, Ruth Seabloom, Marilyn Johnson, Mary Jo Srodd Sue Lawson, Carol Ann Peterson. ROW FOUR: Marybelle Sten Marilyn Hartwick, Frances Gritton, Carolyn Feterson, Carol Ann White, Bette Ann Johnson Shirley Maeltzer, Norma Kunert, Ruth Hardin, Sylvia Hardin, Nancy Kizer, Avis Long Carol Ann Hansen, Norma Lee. 'king d Q fi' We hu . f the bers' ' f1IC G . m IC fy, f -flVe me d bY G P en Par e have foil is followiad U Holloweirlsn Qur . W e 9 ' k Th'S yeahe new nienlhe Yeo' we the freShmenFitzP0 'C for t L ter In rw for re Mrs. I-fy b O PO we P0 CIU - Ie and 0 e fw0f C0UnihZn bake'-Fah there wer inifio' ' of W 'C Spons0 5'WuIker. 0 nd Mrs-
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l QOW ONE Mrs. Rye, Judy Hamilton, Frances Gritton, Susan Lawson, Cheryl Welch Marlene Peterson QOW TWO: Melvin Klundt, Scott rv1cWhinney, Bob Carlson, Wayne Rehn, Art Schroeder Bette Ann Johnson. fauna? This year the nomination committee nominated new mem- bers for the Student Council. The officers are as follows: President - Bob Carlson, Vice-President - Cheryl Welch, Secretary-Judy Hamilton, Treasurer-Melvin Klundt, Repor- ter-Susan Lawson. The main proiect of the Student Council was furnishing a recreation room for the student body. A radio, T-V set, coke-machine, and several ping pong tables were placed in the recreation room. Our council also sponsored ping pong tournaments during the year. Other activities have been planning assemblies through- out the year, the Freshman initiation, the Christmas Program, and attending the Corn Belt Conference Meeting held at Reynolds. The following are the qualifications for a Student Council members: He is punctual, honest, and courteous as well as participating in extra-curricular activities. He displays initiative and a desire to better the school standards. He displays self-control under all circumstances. He shows good sportsmanship in school life as well as in athletics. He takes criticism profitably. He makes worthwhile contri- butions to the school. Each member in all ways upholds the ideals of their institution and is a worthy example in lead- ing the student body to attain those ideals.
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Row oriiii Ciiiib. N' You RO rg. 'en - l of 2,430 r Nw At the first meeting of the Orion Chapter of the National Honor Society seven members retained from last year and seventeen new members were present. The following officers of the So- ciety were elected at this time: President, Bob Carlson, Vice-Presi- dent, Carol DeRocker, Secretary, Carolyn Peterson, Treasurer, Bette Ann .lohnsonj Sponsor, Mr. Craig. The obiect of this chapter is to place emphasis on scholarship, serv- ice, leadership and character among the students at Orion Community High School. A new proiect sponsored by the Honor Society is the publishing of the school newspaper, The Chatter Sheet . This is published and distri- buted each month with Wayne Rehn as the editor. The faculty voted and approved the following for membership: Janet Peterson, Charles Stephens, Ray Anderson, Frances Gritton, Marilyn Hartwiclc, Karyl Holmes, Dennis Hamerlinck, Pat McNeil, Carolyn Peterson, Ann Rehn, Art Schroeder, Vernon Shattuck, Cheryl Welch, Sharon Williams, Richard Wilson, Roger Wood- ley, and Barbara Webb. l Pho nflub The Photo Club is a new organization this year. It has a total of ten members and has possibilities of many more in future years. The officers for the year are as follows: President, Gary Fullerton, Vice-President, Jim Young, Secretary- Treasurer, Bonnie Wilson, Sponsor, Mr. Clark. The club meets every second and fourth Monday night of each month. 1 alm' QOH X4- Scwoedfigdneg Cas retnifhcorison- ' nl me .N ,tsilvsom Bo A Futlertonrnifaog An e fnaftzmz som spew, ROW ONE: Cheryl Welch, Sharon Williams, Barbara Webb, Mary Van Houtte, Pat McNeil Karyl Holmes, Frances Gritton, .lonej Peterson. ROW TWO: Richard Wilson, Carol De- Rocker, Carolyn Peterson, Ruth Hardin, Bette Ann Johnson, Marilyn Hartwich, Ann Rehn Mr. Craig. ROW THREE: Roger Woodley, Charles Stephens,Art Schroeder, Vernon Shattuck Ray Anderson, Bob Carlson, Wayne Rehn, Bill Gustafson, Mahlon Peterson.
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