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

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'hw EL.:- Left to Right: Ed Harder, Pearl Vitelli, Marlys Weber, Judy Peterson, Lenard Jones. ETHICS COMMITTEE The Ethics Committee is a student committee in charge of the Hall Monitors and also of certain des- ignated study halls. According to the constitution of the Council the chairman is elected by the stu- dent body, and he in turn appoints the other mem- bers. Appointees must then be approved by the Student Council. Members of the Ethics Committee are Pearl Vitelli, Marlys Weber, Judy Petersen. Len Jones, and Ed Harder. HALL MONITORS The Hall Monitor system was formed in the I952-53 school year under the direction of the teachers and the administration. This year the Student Council provided for an Ethics Committee to appoint and supervise the monitors. The duties of the monitors are to keep order in the halls by preventing loitering and by checking on the hall passes of students out of class. All offenders are referred to the Ethics Committee for penalties. BACK ROW: Audrey Buys, Myla Jump, Gladys Kirchner, Christa Eckert, Margie Alberts, Leone Burow, Julie Schoenberger, John Watson, Jerry Norsby. SECOND ROW: Miss Mae Nachbar, Peg Ristrom, Janice Pruess, Diane Nelson, Kate Robertson, Laurien House, Judy Wilkus, Darlene Spangenberg, Judy Ruberto, David Keith. FRONT ROW: Bill Radmer, Roger Orf, Beverly Franzmeier, Jackie Hoff, Ed Harder, Marlys Weber, Pat Pederson, Leighton Westereng, Bob Wagner.

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BACK ROW Daryl Monson Walbert Kalinowski, Joann Ricketts, Peter Palm, David Keith. SECOND ROW Miss Mae Nachbar Bob Snow David Mendenhall Bob Staeheli, Bob Scholz, Pearl Vitelli, Nancy Johnson, Barbara Forcler FRONT ROW Butch Belhl Joan Koza Margie Alberts Fred Christopherson, Jim Gloss, John Flannigan, Judy Hamilton, Jean Neafus Ed Harder STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was first active in 1952 as a provisional government, until they drew up the Constitution which made the 1953 Council the offi- cial Student government. Throughout the year the council handled busi- ness such as hall monitors, pop sales at school activities, development of the Ethics Committee, and sponsored several dances. They also sent seven members to a Student Council Convention at Forest Lake, at which they were Vice-President at the meetings, and they took care of any business the students brought before them. All the students and the members of the Council wish to give their thanks to Miss Mae Nachbar, without whose help the Student Council would never have been start- ed. Although Miss Nachbar had a full schedule as Social Science teacher and as Senior Advisor, she gave her extra time to lead the Student govern- ment to what turned out to be a very successful year during which the Council firmly implanted itself in the school as an effective government to handle the students' problems.

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xa -:S NJ . si S 5 BACK ROW: Leone Burow, Margie Alberts, Janet Eclclund, Pat Peterson, Annette Wagener, Irene Warn, Marie Otley, Carol Kruger, Patsy Lightbourn. SECOND ROW: Helen Yoerks, Elizabeth Steadman, Adrienne House, Christa Eckert, 10011 KOZG, JOAM1 WON- tord, Paula Meserve, Judy Craigie, Mary Ann Sudeith, Carol Schreiber, Rose Gruhlke. FRONT ROW: Rita Gruhllce, Joan Connolly, Kay Thomas, Nancy Stuessy, Mr. Milton Grein, Jeanette Berger, Anne Parsons, Doris Grimm, Carol Doyas, Beverly Franzmeier. GLEE CLUB The Glee Club consists of Senior High girls who are musically talented and enjoy singing. This group participated in several concerts during the year, including a Christmas and a Spring Concert. They appear at P.T.A. meetings and other school and community functions. This year they sang at the Dedication Exercises of the new Sibley Senior High School. The officers of the group are Nancy Stuessy, president: Jeanette Berger, vice-president, Kay Thomas, secretary-treasurer, Anne Parsons, pianist. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus is open to musically talented boys and girls who are interested in developing their singing ability and who receive enjoyment from singing with a homogeneous group. The group participated in several concerts during the year, in- cluding a Christmas and a Spring Concert. In ad- dition they have performed at P.T.A. meetings and other school and community functions. The offi- cers ofthe chorus are Charles Appel, president, Dan Lyons, vice-president, Daryl Monson, secretary- treasurer, Judy Petersen, pianist. BACK ROW: Gary Frarclc, Dick Hammond, Daryl Monson, David Gamble, Dick Ford, Steve Meserve. SECOND ROW: Helen Meyer, Margaret Snyder, Ki ty McDermott, Carol Meese, Carol Ribbentrop, Marcia Gretsfeld, June Kempe, Evelyn Rauschnot, Mary Ann Grossmann, Agnes Otley, Judy Yaeger. THIRD ROW: Bill Merritt, Shirley Hines, Beverly Gunther, Pat Gladman, Betty Korfhage, Judy Leibel, Anita Park, Jean Neafus, Alice Steinhauer, Marilyn Gadow. FRONT ROW: Janet Klegin, Janet Niemeyer, Sandy So- derman, Judy Peterson, Charles Appel, Mr. Milton Grein, Dan Lyons, Susan Vogel, Janice Ohmanrl, Nancy Cummings, Carmen Rice.