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JLdwumi An important function of the ROVA library or information center is to provide all students with aid and direction in locating and using the many reference and fictional books and materials housed there. An indispensable help to our school librarian. Miss Morrissey, has been this group of seven assistant librarians. Devoting their study-hall time to service, these students are constantly checking books in and out, noting fines, rearranging shelves and logging new arrivals so that they will be available to the general student body in as short a time as possible. Outstanding among “our town’s” civil servants are the assistant librarians. ABOVE, SEATED: Linda Andrews, Pat Newman. STANDING: Bill Wessels, Bonnie Colclaser.
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The 1960 FHAers have spent a busy year. Activities included Sweetheart Dance, Farmer’s Ball, candy sales at noon, window displays, section rally, Spring Style Show, and Daddy-Date night. The girls deserve congratulations for their hard work. Leading the group were Carol Fahnstrom, President and Mrs. Anderson, Advisor. 1960 FHA OFFICERS--President, C. Fahnstrom; Vice-President, C. Lindsey; Secretary, A. Robbins; Treasurer, J. King; Vice-President of Projects, S. Royer; Vice-President of Public Relations, C. Brown; Vice-President of Recreation, J. King; Historian, K. Simpson; Parliamentarian, J. Hendricks; Student Council Representative, J. Aden; Advisor, Mrs. Anderson.
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TOP PICTURE: B. Colclaser, D. Jensen, Co-Editors, N. Bolin, R. Main, M. Klusman. BOTTOM PICTURE—J. Stuckey, H. Bern, C. Vande Walle, J. Norene, S, Garrison, J, Marshall, Initiated as a new publication at ROVA this year, is the new literary and creative writing magazine, “The Pioneer.” A product of the English Department, “The Pioneer attempts to recognize publicly the ROVA students who are accomplishing outstanding work in the field of the language arts. Staff members are chosen by the English department. The senior class is represented by two members and the other class representatives number threefromeach class. This year's Volume I, Number 1. edition was edited by Bonnie Colclaser and Dorthy Jensen. Distribution is scheduled for Sep-ember. 28
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