Sauk Centre High School - O Sa Ge Yearbook (Sauk Centre, MN)

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.Y 1, -T. I-we 1. ' ' . ----- .- I fn, ts L -A - D fn I. .Suu W , Q sm- 5 J' P -1 ' ' A 'I The choice is made by her classmates bearing the euslities of dependability, service, netriotism, and leedershio in mind. Leora filled these requirements adequately. She is well on her way towards becoming r good citizen that will be an asset to her community. Cheer Leaders This year our che ring section was led very ably by Norma Nelson and Rutn NcGee, both of when are Juniors this year. New cheer lending costumes were inaugureted this year. They reversed the color scheme from maroon with White lining in skirts to shite with maroon lining. Along with the new costumes came s few new yells. Some of these vells ere, nWsy Down Southn and 'A Basket BoVs.N GAA The GirlS? At letic As ocistion finished its second successful year under the suoervision of its organizer Miss June Ellis, All of the girls have taken an active interest in tennis, basketball, self, and archery. A new feature this year was the NFcm Frolicns TWO Successive dances were held admitting only girls. The officers ere: President Lillian Moorcg Secretary Mary Ann DuBo1s3 and Treasurer, Gloria iosenwsld. Twenty of the 6.A.A. girls will receive awards this sering. SCHOOL PATROL The American Legion spain soonsoref our school oatrol end the petrol nnnrecictef it greatlv. The members of thf school nstrol this year were as follows! Beverlev PcsKe,caDtsin5 Peerl Gardner lieutenant, Ruth Gcnnow, Virginia T Felling, Faye DeLong, Lola Hesse, Marian Hill, Betty Lou Ostendorf, Janet Eldred, Aileen Eioff, Irene Fcllinp, Marian Casey, Eileen Ethun, LeVon Basillion, and Leone Lnis. The petrol was honored this year, as in the nest, nt e dinner given for them by the Auxiliary. page sixty-four

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... -' 'N'n ...u W s x JQAXQ G, -,Q I tunv- Q :impress ' . I W 'U' F i 5 ,v 4 ' nun Ihre 0 0 6. 'A O . ' 'n' I 13' ..- idk K -4 ,,-Q, E N. ' J . . ggp.:..i-'un'l:A,1,,,nHYjyl Q ' 5' ' '-1-f ,gif :1-W TJ.--: 1 i, ,, - ' N,,' - I GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts are divided into two troops. One is the Inter- mediates which has twenty members between the ages of ten to four- teen. The Seniors have six members over the age of fourteen, The Scouts carried out two nrojects this Veer. They sold holly at Chriftmes time which they received from Washington and they sole 400 boxes of cookies. The girls who sold the most coohies receives prizes. Durirg the Veer they spent most of their time sewing their uniforms. This summer they will again go to their Girl Scout camp at Ssuh Lake. Ties Vomsen is council assistant and hrs. Rosenwsla is hcea of the internfiiates. They are eevisei by the council which is cem- posed ef ttf .fm5crs. hrs. Regina Boch being conmissionerg hrs. Xlar Surgetrry' are Irs. Yhitson Treasurer. 7 J 3 BOY SCOUTS V Q There are fifty-four registerec scouts in Sauk Centre not in- clucins an active Cub Troop. The Cubs have been presented with the problem of finding e new Cubmastcr, with the departurevof Arm Rosen- walo. hr. Roscnwelc foundec Cubhing in Saun Centre. he dia an out- standing piece of worh with the Cubs. The Scouts started of: in the fell with a Fall Roundup. This is s get together of all scouts and prospective scouts. A See Scout Ship was organizeu with e membership of fifteen members. Don Clough is Skinner, John Colton and Gordin Hedin were selected as Crew Leaders. They meet each Thursdsy evening. Boy Scouts are looking forward to e Mothers' ani Sons' Banquet to bc held in the letter pert of May. They ere also planning to go on a canon trip immediately after the closing of school. . Tho Scout Program vas highlighted by Scout Week. On Citizen- ship Dey the Scouts too: over the city. Donald Mooney was Mayor, . Q . , ann Lillian Hyleman was Chief of Police. A court cf Awards ani Q Mothers' and Sons' Bsncuet was held on Lincoln's Birthday. Scouts meds trips to St. Cloud where they work- ed on swimming tests at the St. Cloud Tcchnicsl hiQhESchool..Vhrious 'I hihes are hold throughout the year made to such places as Bircn Lake sFairy Lake, and Butlcr's Point. . An Outdoor Court of Award was helg May 21 et Scout Camp. They ere making plans to attend camp at Brainerd Juno 6,7, and Sth. .A '71, i.