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Kathy Kippenbrock, Mary Gaesser, Kathy Knust, and Gloria Werne gives her speech on “Service” for the National Elaine Mehling assemble to leave for Birdseye. Honor Society Assembly. and Bob Oxley at a sched- National Honor Society officers Bonnie Lange, Kathy Kippenbrock, Donna Mehling, and Joe uled meeting. Vaal stand ready for the induction ceremonies. 27
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Student Council Plans Ahead; 1 HS Inducts Members The Ferdinand Student Council was confronted with a new and unique problem. Due to consolidation, they were assigned to name the new school, write a school song, name the yearbook and school paper, design the school emblem, and select the school rings. They, along with the Birdseye Student Council, spent many hours determining the new school policies and discussing the best methods of handling inevitable problems. By working closely together, the two schools made their final decisions and completed the school year with the satisfaction that they had contributed. Sister Josella was advisor for both the Student Council and the National Hon- or Society. Student Council officers: Kathy Kippenbrock, vice-president; Connie Erhart, secretary; George Schipp, president; and Pat Lueken, treasurer. George Schipp and Elaine Becker confer with Birdseye students Debbie Austin 26
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John Reckelhoff and Joe Vaal work together on the figuring sizes of pictures, they also design pages and help out CRUSADER as they prepare to draw another layout. Besides on cutlines and copyblocks.
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