Two Harbors High School - Noreaster Yearbook (Two Harbors, MN)

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ROW I, left to right-Gloria Ylimaki fParliamentarianJ, Shirley Peterson fSecretaryj, Claudia Hermans, June Olson, Ethel Hicks, Nancy Nunstedt fPresidentJ, Marietta Haugan, Janice Nelson. ROW ll-Audrey Torgerson, Margaret Jouppi, Judy Erickson, Beverly Holmes, Donna Castner, Vivian Carlson, Grace Bislow fTreasurerJ, Priscilla Lindgren. ROW III-Valerie Flynn, Ruth Johnson, Sonja Svee, Marilyn Lyson, Phyllis Didier, Allison Mattson, Sharon Patak, Kathie Anderson, Nancy Erickson, Pat Hanson. ROW IV-Jackie Hanson, Judy Erickson, Gayle Bugge, Janice He-din, Dorothy Tastula, Mary Alice Johnson fVice-Presidentj, Sandra Anderson, Diane Her- mans, Sharon Maki, Julianne House. ROW V-Mildred Kari, Linda Dewey, Marian Olson, Darlene Larson, Lois Tranah, Ruth Lindholm, Elizabeth Christensen, Judy Elving. This year our F.H.A. was a big success. We went to the district convention at Buhl. A large number of girls attended and had a very good time. We had our annual Christmas Party, and this year we started something new in the special events category. We had a supper party with the F.F.A. boys. We had a large crowd and everyone had a lot of fun. We put on a Style Show in March and added a millinery section to our program. Our year climaxed by our annual Mother- Daughter Banquet. All in all, the F.H.A. had a very good year. Af lloe Slate Comfentionf .48. F. H. A. 1-Ui N ,. E7 in W, ll I Y J fl 5452 J if gi L J.: 1 A in WWF? ' 'J f A 079: J' . 'r25 ' Min Amerim'J

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SEATED, left to right-Lee Roger Lind, Sharon Riley, jane Lassonde fSecretary-Treasurerj, Robert Knapp fPresidentJ. Alice Craig fVice- Presidcntj, Warren Saur, Brian Saine, STANDINGfKatl1y Rush, Pat McClung, Ruth Lindholm, Carol Lassonde, Alvin jouppi, Shirley Carlson. Karen Saine, Earl Nelson, Advisor, Sonja Svee, Nancy Erick- son, Sandra Patalt, Judy Sandretzky. TUBE T CUU CIL SIZATFD. left to right-Stan Suntle, Ronald Brown, Louise Nelson, lfliiine lNlcrritt. V.ilci'inc Flynn. Marilyn Wc'itlc-i'111iln, Judy Elving, Rodney liriclcson. lirute Albcr. STANDlNG----'Clmrlcs Elving, Roger Oycrby, lioh lXIurdot'k. Bill liolcn, Clifiortl lic-rgmcn, Bruce Lovold, Alerry Fields, ,loc C.llALlll'l.ll. Duane Pgxgtnkoff. Bruce Gueroe, Lenord Hall. Roger Heil. The Two Harbors Student Advisory Council is a new organization at Lake County High School this year. The council is made up of 18 members, elected from the classes. It holds weekly meetings, at which problems and issues brought to its atten- tion are discussed and acted upon. The organization has discovered that there is a need for improvement in some of its operational phases. These are being considered and will prob- ably be carried out and set to work for next year. We feel that our success in the future will de- end upon how well we can stimulate the student ody to take its full share of responsibility in this new experience in student democracy. FETY CLUB 047o

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ROW I, left to right-Donovan Warner, Virgil Olson fTreasurerJ, Philip Holbeck fVice-President, Lynde Anderson fSecrc-taryj, Bill Beck fReporterj, Don Lindahl flaresidentj, Stanley Sunde, Duane Morsette. ROW IIMGary Swanson, Raymond Murdock, Ronald Brown, john Bladin, Philip Houle, Allen Hein, Donald Pearson, Lyle Willow, Earl Udenberg, Roger Martinson. ROW Ill-Wesley Harris, Billy Olson, Dick Nolander, Ed Lundstrom, Vernon Willow, Ronald Parry, Charles Glass, john Lind, Gwynn Giddings, Armund Backen. ROW IV-fDick Smith, Bob Blaisdell, Bob Landgren, Michael Rich, Don Falk, Ken Overby, Don Cavallin, Mike Bonneville, Lester Bolen, jerry Bergquist, Bob Sellman, Lawrence Birkholtz, Gene Magnuson, Giles Dalbec, David DuFresne, Virgil Hopkins, Ralph Jacobson, Gor- don Oftedahl, Larry Poulas, jim Poulas, David Puent, jack Poulas. The F.F.A. is an organization of boys studying agriculture in the high school. During 1954-55 there were twenty members in the club. The boys met each Monday during the entire winter for rec- reation. Games were played with Moose Lake, Floodwood, Proctor, and Silver Bay. The boys at- tended the District Banquet in Hibbing during No- vember. Two judging teams, Forestry and General Livestock, will be entered in the contest at Grand Rapids on April 16. The club sent a delegate to the state convention held in St. Paul on May 8, 9, and 10. The F.F.A., being an integral part of the course in agriculture, operates the greenhouse lo- cated on the school grounds. Finances for activities are derived from this source. About june 1 plants and flowers now being raised will be sold to resi- dents of the community. The main purpose of the F.F.A. is training in rural leadership. Bury B0 yr is if 3 is 1. 1 0490