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

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lefl Picture, TOP ROW: M. Hayes. D. Hosokawo; ROW 9; P. Bilbe. G. Grojhuis; ROW 8: D. Maddox, P. Leventhal; ROW 7: M. Hildebrand, M. Morri ; ROW 6: J. Johnson, J. Wolfgang; ROW 5: S. Peterson, M. Andrcscn; ROW 4: D. Perlman, D. Axilrod; ROW 3: N. Johnson, D. Padilla; ROW 2: P. Canton, M. Shift; ROW 1: D. Keely, R. Engelke. Right Picture, TOP ROW: J. Dial. J. Green.- ROW 8: J. Carlson, J. Johnson; ROW 7: N. Pesolo, P. laiorik; ROW 6: J. Mavis. D. Molm-berg; ROW 5: M. Lindquist, G. Matsomoto,- ROW 4: S. Wotermolen, P. Wise; ROW 3: P. Eder, C. Crovotz; ROW 2: J. Lear, L. Weiner; ROW 1: N. Emerson, C. Kornhauser. Council Leads The main purpose of student council this year is to try to influence students to act in accordance with desirable standards, said Gordon Kaplan, 1959-1960 Student Council President. Council meetings, held approximately once a week, achieved new efficiency after the council adopted a program of legislative reform. Under this system, all bills were first read at meetings, then sent to committees for consideration. If passed, the bills reappeared before the council for debate and action. Shouldering many Student council responsibilities were the committees. Chairmen included: auditorium, senior S. Gratz; hall and building, seniors C. Belland and A. Druskin; ethics, senior D. Paulsen; lost and found, sophomore C. Enestvedt; budget, seniors D. Dressel and J. lieberman,- election, procedures, and constitution, seniors J. Katz and D. Sennett, cheer, junior M. Morris. A major project. Slave Day, October 31, netted Park's AFS fund over $1,400. Homeroom teams went to Park homes and requested work, for which they received a dollar an 26

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Dove Hosokawo Vice President Jim Lieberman Treasurer Students hour. After the morning work, the students returned to the school to celebrate at the Halloween Hop. Jane Green, senior, served as chairman of the successful event. The colorful festivities of Homecoming were highlighted by the surprise coronation of Queen Susan Selness and fireworks before the big game with Wayzata. Seniors Jean Wolfgang and Don Danielson were co-chairmen of the 29th annual celebration. Spring brought the second annual Jesterday, headed by co-chairmen senior Dave Bastien and junior Jane Johnson. This fund raising carnival was also fun raising and a high point of the year's activities. Other projects during the year included Green Thumb Day, a program of beautification of our school grounds, and a faculty-custodian-office staff banquet. Vice President Dave Hosokawa and Secretary Pat Canton, juniors, and Treasurer Jim Lieberman, senior, along with President Gordie led the Student Council to a fine record of achievement. George Olsen, social problems teacher, advised the council. left Picture, TOP ROW: J. loeffler. T. Quodo; ROW 9: R. Hill, R. Fund-ingsland; ROW 8: M. Cote, F. Gospar,- ROW 7: J. Fulford, P. Walmon,-ROW 6: P. Jocobson. 0. Sennett; ROW 5: A. Druskin, B. Zotalcy; ROW 4: G. Smith, D. Danielson; ROW 3; B. Groti, J. Wilkes.- ROW 2: R. Trugmon, P. Goldstein, ROW 1: G. Peterson, J. Kotz. Right Picture, TOP ROW: C. Enesfvedf, D. Borenberg.- ROW 9: I. Fund-ingsland, S. Hobart; ROW 8: T. Knudson, G. Koplan; ROW 7: M. Humboldt, J. Lieberman; ROW 6: A. lindsfrom, E. DePee; ROW 5: C. Craig. J. Snyder,- ROW 4: M Rust, S. Hobort; ROW 3: D. Maddox, D. Wicki-zer; ROW 2: A. Harding, D. Andorson,- ROW 1: S. Andrescn,- J. Griebe-now. 27