Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

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'40-Q in T' - JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First row Robertson ander Janssen Osmonsovn Roos Grunstad Thlrd row Elias Vanzwol Schade Barrish Lestico Second row Thom Bon Darling Ludlow Gardner Leak Calendar round the Counolls qulde MAPPING OUT STRATEGY for their years activities are Junior High Student Councxl offlcers Gretchen Schade treasurer and Ka Elias secrets Tac V 1 d t M d shoulder method These are the wheels around whlch the Council revolves N 41 24 For the first tlme, the Jun1or Hlgh Student Council sent representatives to the annual convention of Student Counc1ls which was held this year in Mankato They also formed a Junior Hlgh Pep Club, sponsored a clean up poster contest a Christmas home room decoration contest, and dlscussed the pOSSlb11lt1eS for havlng more stu dent responsibility durlng noon hours Th1S Council has grown to be a well planned organlzatlon, settmg tracks for next vear s assoc1at1on Young members are well tramed for future berths on the Senior Council 8- f 4 ww, I Xe ,H S-or iv Q 'Q Q- - 6 l Y I D . ' I . , . . . . ' : . . ' , ' . : , - ' , , , . I U l . . A l 1 A ' 1 1 U Y , lry. .y anzwo, vice-presl en , r. Sexe, a - vlser, and Harris Darling, president, direct via the over-the- .. ,. . V . . F ' f . 7 Ne? . . . . 5 - , . . 4 . .

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They ve many Jobs to keep em hearty Our Work goes on forever Before sunrise until long after the sun has set, someone is doing his part to keep the school running smoothly Janitor Jobs must be done at these unusual hours of the day so that every morning, clean swept, straight ened rooms await the daily rush of students Secretarial and attendance work also be gms and ends later than actual school time These departments are helped during the day The administration isnt always faced with such long hours, but we know none of them forget school problems whether in the office or at home trying to relax 1n an easy chair SMILING CHEERFULLY one autumn day are the Cl1StOdl.3!lS Orrie Anderson Art Gustafson Emmett Williams and Henry Bruner These men besides doing their usual tasks of cleaning halls mow mg grass and shovehng snow are often seen sweep mg the gym floor during games and locking up aiter late meetmgs INTRODUCTIONS ARE IN ORDER as Patsy Albinson asks Miss Blorkman to meet Miss Borg Dont worry Patsy knows the two freshmen English teachers are acquainted shes Just practicing for Ninth Grade Open House Reachmg for the stars 1S Inspector Sander son, otherwise known by the impressive title of Senior High Princ1pal However, he may only be examining the mam hall Christmas tree to see if It will topple on the new admin 1strat1ve offices I - I . h . . 5 by an efficient staff of non-paid office girls. . . . . 1 Q t 23

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.. I I SENIOR HIGH COUNCIL Furs! row Striepe Harbex-ts Camp bell Brown McCollum Rachuy Johnson Martha Cashel Ny strom Hunt Kempema Second row Roberts I-Iamman Gor don N Schlssel Martm Larson Eakm Watrud Rxenstra Ehlers Thurd row M Schissel Barrier Rims Anton Noeren berg Koeltz Mlke Cashel Darlmg Knapp Casareto Bullck Fourth row Mr Chase advlser Burnham Lathrop Doe Vaith Konold Navarra Olson Kmgery Brmq student gems Wllh each strlde Every Tuesday mornmg the Semor Hlgh Student Counc1l, composed of representatlves from the three upper classes and all school orgamzatlons, assembles to dlscuss the problems uppermost ln the mlnds of the stu dent body Several of the COUHC11 sponsored projects th1s year have been two suc cessful homecommg celebratlons, bet ter school dances and pep fests Any compla1nts volced by the stu dents or d1sc1phnary actlon d1rected toward them IS thoughtfully debated by the Counc1l sages and recommen datlons are put forth DOUBLE FAREWELLS are said as Student Council members prepare for then' trxp to the state convention Presxdent Johnson IS saymg Good by to Maynard Stangeland former busmess manager who moved from Worthmgwn the next day Others shown are Martha Cashel Lynn Rachuy Don McCollum and Nancy Watrud 4444 .maui 25 , : , , - . : . I V I I I - I I I I I I ' I I I I v I I , , . : , , - 2 . I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I . I . 5' ' . n I I . I .I I. - I I I - V L - V W - 5 , , , V A ,I A K,NKv,,.I' ei' ,,,,i.,g:,