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

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ON THE INSIDE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.....................Page 5 EDITORIAL STAFF ......-................Page 13 ROTOGRAVURE ...........................Page 30 REPORTERS .............................Page 33 SOCIETY ...............................Page 41 SPORTS ................................Page 73 HOMECOMING.............................Page 90 CALENDAR...............................Page 92 COMICS ................................Page 94 STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.....................DICK SUNDT ASSISTANT EDITOR ..................JERE VEILLEUX LITERARY EDITORS .................MARTHA BISHOP GEORGIENNE EWERT BUNNY ROOSEN ART EDITOR..................................JACK BEHONEK ART ASSISTANTS .............BARBARA COPELAND EVONNE MARTIN LAYOUT EDITOR...........................MARGARET SCOTT SPORTS EDITORS......................FRANK HURD PAT QUINN PHOTOGRAPHERS ...............CHUCK HUTCHINSON BOB NEAL ANN ISACSON ADVISER

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FOREWORD Extra! Extra!—Startling Expose of Park High Life!!! “TYPEWRITERS clatter, the teletypes click, reporters race to meet the deadline, the presses roll, and the 1948 ECHOWAN is rushed to the newsstand, bringing you this exclusive scoop, the smashing, inside truth behind the past year's news at Park. We hope that this sensational expose will bring you an accurate and inclusive picture of life within the walls of Park High, but, more important, that you will find it, years from now, a treasure of memories of the grand kids you used to know and the crazy things you used to do in that wonderful school you used to love.

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In Memoriam Margaret O'Donnell gave faithfully, generously, and loyally of her services to the students of St. Louis Park for thirty-two years. Miss O'Donnell never lost her sense of humor, but brought to her work a cheeriness which those who knew her shall never forget. The influences of her sunny disposition, her bits of friendly philosophy, and her splendid character will long be reflected in the community through the many whom she taught. “Like a vase in which roses have once been distilled— You may break, you may shatter the vase if you will, But the scent of the roses clings round it still.