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Stuffing the ballot boxes! POLITICS CLUB This being an election year, the Politics Club has been very busy. Among other things, they took an active part in distributing cam- paign literature. Another project connected with the national election was the sponsoring of a ten-penny poll. The proceeds were pre- sented to the respective political parties. Members of the club also spent a day visi- ting our state capitol. While there, they observed both the Senate and the House of Representatives in session. Later they took a tour of the capitol and attended a committee meeting. Also included in the trip were a visit to a Macalester College Political Science lecture by the head of the department. Dr. Theo. Mltau, a short visit to the Minnesota State Historical Society, and a visit to the Walker Art Center. Purpose of the Politics Club, which was started through the interest and effort of Mr. Bottemiller in 1959» was to inform students of the political structure of our society and to encourage actual participation in political activity. Seated left to right: R. Bernardy, K. Fixsen, 0. Fixsen, J. Schwahn, G. Hansen, R. Wittwer, K. Wedin. Standing: Advisor Mr. Bottemiller, K. Almjeld, J. Niemann, P. McCorkell, J. Magin.
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Rachel Wittwer President Janice Schwahn Karen Almjeld Ardell Arends The National Honor Society formally was made a part of our school life with initiation cere- monies for the charter members on February 20, in a special student assembly program. Honor Society members from Belview conducted the initiation proceedings in which ten members from the Sophomore, junior, and Senior classes were given membership. Mr. Paul Grams is the faculty advisor of the society. To give recognition to students who prove themselves outstanding in the fields of char- acter, scholarship, leadership, and service during their high school days is the purpose of the National Honor Society. Hits honor will be recorded on the high school record of student members, and it will be stamped on their diplomas at graduation. Affiliated with the National Education Asso- ciation, the society receives its members on the basis of scholarship, achievement, and subsequent commendatory vote of the faculty of the high school. The teachers of America, who make up the membership of the NEA, consider election to the National Honor Society the highest honor their organization can bestow upon a high school student. Janet Magin Jerome Magin
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Custodians: Don Friedley, Harvey Slmnlnt? Librarian: Mrs. Merth
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