Sacred Heart Academy - Reminiscor Yearbook (Fargo, ND)

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FATHER SCHELLER Moderator Page Thirty-Two Student Comm! President F1FSt Vice President Second Vice Presldent Secretary Treasurer James Kavanaugh John Wallerius John McLaughlin Momtors North Cornforth I John Kline Patricia Brunelle Ardeth Harth Mary Jo Ries John Hablas John Lange Matt Ehlen Lou1ne Walker Evelyn Ukestad John Nilles Monica Lamb Mary Samels Mary B Marquart Marv J Kelly Jean R Ringuette Beverly Woods Ramona Saefke The Student Council is the governing body of the school made up of representatives of each class. Some of these repre- sentatives stand in the halls at assigned places to preserve order at the time of change of classes. Problems of the students are always the interest of the council. The president and xice presi- dents take turns saying prayers and conducting the affairs of the assembly. The Councils counselor is Father Scheller who helps them in many ways. One of the Student Councils chief works of the year was to arrange for the flooding of a skating rink on a lot at the rear of the school.

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Q so Shack Staff C0 Edltorg Jack Durkin Mike Nilles Page Editors Margaret Mary Nilles Mary Pat Murphy Mayrellan Hanson May Marquart Sports Editors Jim Kavanaugh John OBrien Business Manager Laughery Hawkins Robert Hankey Alt Exchange Editors Mai lo Barnick Lola Beikler Circulation Manager Ray Murphy Sylvia Shockley Adxertising Manager Tom Peckskamp Adx ertising Solicitors Jean Rae Ringuette Eileen Broderick Peggy Manning Loume Walker Exelyn Ukestad Maiy Jo Carvell Rose Mars DuBord The 47 48 Sha k was headed by co editois Jack Durkin and Mike Nilles The mam diffi culty of the year w as raising sufficient money to pay the increased cost of printing This problem was taken care of by ad manager Tom Peckskamp and his hard working ad solicitors An exer-present problem of any newspaper is meeting deadlines with adequate and in- teresting material. This difficulty Shack overcame by means of competent and ambitious staff. Shack workers are to be particularly commended for maintaining a high scholastic average in addition to their extra work on Shack. Members of this loyal staff would never haxe finished the year in their sane mind. if they had not felt that a certain amount of student appreciation and support was behind them. Shack was initiated as a mission paper in 1931 by Father Hendrickson s religion class. The name. Shack, then meaning Sacred Heart Academy Club Kernels was chosen by members of that class. Later the C of Club was changed to class as the paper was adopted by the whole school. Today Shack is more a school paper than a mission paper. Howcxer, thc original idea is kept in mind by means of a mission collection taken up the first Friday of every month and sent to various missions. Page Thirty-One

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