Sibley High School - Keewaydin Yearbook (West St Paul, MN)

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BACK ROW: Judy Van, Janet Miller, JoAnn Wohlford, Leone Burow, Elaine Baker, Gladys Kirchner. FRONT ROW: Marlene Rahn, Shirley Otto, Marilyn Kostner, Janet Shank, Nancy Nelson, Miss Harriet Lucas. PRESS CLUB The Press Club is a club organized for those students who are interested in student publications but are not in the journalism class. The members are cub-reporters and work with the regular TePee staff. Meetings are called on Tuesdays and Thurs- days when there is special press work to be done. Miss Harriet Lucas is the advisor. RADIO CLUB The Sibley Radio Club was organized this year in an attempt to bring the hobby of radio and elec- tronics to all interested students at Sibley High. The club has as its objectives the promotion of interest in the various phases of electronics, in- struction in radio principles and the construction of a school radio laboratory and station. BACK ROW: David Gamble, Nancy Brown, David Nordby, Walter Foucek. FRONT ROW: Bill Merritt, Mr. Don Lindberg, Gary Frarck.

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BACK ROW: Nancy Nelson, Janet Shank, Marilyn Kostner, Charlene Arndt, Doris Grimm, Annette Wagener, Elaine Baller, Audrey Buys. FRONT ROW: Beverly Ramacier, Phyllis Jordahl, Shirly Otto, Mr. Andrew Wilson, Anne Parsons, Nancy Brown, Nancy F. T. A. The Future Teachers of America was organized in April, 1953, under the guidance of Mrs. Isabel Gilbert. The club has a membership of seventeen pupils. They have visited Sibley Kindergarten, a few colleges, and classes in the senior high. The girls have worked on such proiects as helping in the office, and supervising or actually teaching. Offi- cers of the club are President, Anne Parsons, Vice- president, Phyllis Jordahl, Secretary-treasurer, Shir- ley Otto. Advisors are Mrs. Gilbert and Mr. Andrew Wilson. F. H. A. The motto of this organization, the Future Homemakers of America, is learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Membership is open to anyone who has credits in Home Econ- omics. The colors ofthe group, red and white, are symbolic ofthe courage of youth and the great de- termination to succeed. BACK ROW: Judy Vogel, Marilyn Gadow, Alice Steinhauer, Joan Lee. FRONT ROW: Judy Yoeger, Mrs. Alice Olson, Gerry Weimer. Wi? 'i.'J? Q- RP YL' TTI' wwf . .X . -:.55,::i S s . -1

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nv-lr BACK ROW: David Gamble, Daryl Monson, Judy Wilkus, Dick Heuer. FRONT ROW: Jim Partridge, Bob Dietrich, Miss Virginia Flores, Dan Lyons, Dick Wachtler. B l O L O G Y Biology activities are developed within each class during the laboratory sessions. All biology students are automatically members. The labora- tory assistants-two or three from each class-serve in the capacity of officers. The assistants this year are Jim Partridge, Dick Heuer, Bob Dietrich, Dick Waehlten, Dan Lyons, Judy Wilkus, Daryl Monson, and David Gamble. They maintained a 30-gallon, balanced aquarium with a variety of tropical fish as one of their projects. Among the animals which they observe are snakes, salamanders, white mice, and a blue parakeet. VISUAL AIDS Visual-aids, under the direction of Miss Agnes Meisinger, is one of the most helpful clubs of the school. The club consists of both junior and senior high students who devote one of their study hours and their spare time to this worthwhile organization. ln the morning, students set up the projectors and films to be used for the day, and also deliver films to various teachers. Other members fill film- strip orders, file cards for the use of records, and splice films. BACK ROW: Jack Schlullebier, Joe Nosviclx, Jim McDaniel, Bill Merritt, Gary Frarclr, Carol Schreiber, Don Voita, Dennis Schultek, Leon Schweback, Marvin Chapple, Bud Heckman. FRONT ROW: Ray Kuss, Anne Parsons, Harvey Franzmeier, Curtis Hintz, Norman Elsenpeter, Dick LaMay, Jerome Piekarski, Nancy Johnson, Jack Derdoski, Miss Agnes Meisinger. i