Redwood Falls High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Redwood Falls, MN)

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Ted Hoepner, Tom Swenson, Sharon Okland, Joanne Sales, Bruce Reynolds, John Kuelbs, Merlin Scharfe, Jeanne Nelson, Kathy Routho, Lorraine Heiling, Barbara Cairns, Dave Otto, Chuck Lussenhop, Susan Poynter, Mary Lee Fletcher, Mary Jane Hanson, Representing our student body to the ad- ministration of our school is a select group of students - the Student Council. Comprising Ihe voting members of the Council are five seniors, four juniors, and three sophomores. Included as non-voting members are the senior high class presidents and the foreign exchange student. Under the careful supervision of Mr. Peder- son, the Council sponsors many projects. Its main- tenance of a popcorn machine holds certain mem- bers responsible for popping corn for all athletic contests. Dad's Night for the fathers of the varsity football players and Mother's Night for the mothers of the varsity basketball players are annual projects sponsored by the Council. The Council handles the March of Dimes campaign and plans Student Government Day in the spring of each year. To acquaint the students with the school and its various regulations and activities, the Student Council publishes the Student Hand- book. The planning of Homecoming by various committees is under the watchful eye of two members of the Council who act as co-chairmen. This tremendous task is perhaps the biggest single activity of the Council. Through the successful carrying out of all tasks assigned to them, the members prove over and over again the complete dependability which they possess, truly making them deserving representatives of the student body. The officers are: President: Ted Hoepner Vice President: Jo Sales Secretary-Treasurer: Barbara Cairns STUDENT COUNCIL These members are looking over the unfinished band room in the new addition.

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GLORRAINE BEADEL: Secretary to the princi- For These Past Years The last hand of time, the second hand moves swiftly by, making decisions on the im- mediate problems of our school. These problems are solved under the very capable guidance of Principal George Ramseth and Assistant Principal C. O. Halvorson. The co- ordination of social events, athletic contests, pro- grams, and speech events is only one of the extras assigned to these men besides the res- ponsibility of running smoothly both the junior high school and the senior high school. pal. GEORGE RAMSETH: St. Olaf College, B. A.; University of Minnesota, M. A.; Athletic Director, Principal. We students truly realize the importance of our administration and know that words are too few and time too short to express the many thanks that we most certainly owe to this hard- working group of men and women. C. O HALVORSON: Luther College, B. A University of Iowa, University of Minnesota: Assist- ant Principal, Mathematics, Golf Coach. 7

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