St Louis Park High School - Echowan Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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Elizabeth Dow, Salutatorian Martha Corey, Valedictorian COMPANY A-T-T-E-N-T-I-O-Nl! With a blast of trumpets, roll of drums and exciting fanfare comes now the award of Medals of Merit for performance above and beyond the call of duty to Senior Class officers: President lim Hedberg, Vice-President Martha Corey, Secretary Betty Gregg and Treasurer Bill Cowell. And more medals for distinguished service to us all, rendered faithfully, unsparingly and conscien- tiously, which we pin with affection on Miss Olson, Miss Lundquist, Mrs. Adkisson and Mr. Nelsen, our esteemed advisers. lt's hard to imagine us Seniors as the seventh graders who raised miniature Cyclones when teacher left the room and muttered under our breaths when the Senior High called us the Ufnfan- tryf' We've come a long way and grown up a lot since those days. Now we can dance at least three different steps, rattle off Newton's three laws of motion, make a date without blushing and explain an indefinite antecedent. At least we should be able tol . 'We don't have to worry much about plans after graduation-l-litler, Mussolini and l-lirohito have settled it for us. All we have to do is squint at the barometer, consult our charts, and set our course for Victory.