Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

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J 1s o unt gonni rnirr rr 1 :nur lxxrfn Vitrud slys Iblildlllgly to union mcrntd Norrnmn Phngstcn Thms couple wus crowned IXIII0' 1nd Oueen of DOgIJllfl1 ll the mnuxl Sxdte llxwluns Dmce whlch wis held lxst Noxernber The roxzltx wxs selecttd on the b1s1s of orlqlnihty of wemrmg mpplrc Worthlnqton students found that Asmtxc flu IS no respec ter of persons be-muse at one tlme 507 of the students were absent from clisses Huh IIIOFHIIIQ' for 1 perlod of xbout two weeks 1 lme txtendmq to the rnnn doorwxy greeted t office st fl' In the llxoxe puture b Dolln tppm 1rs to be hlppy xbout returnmq but the others seem to be quxtc sad or 'ire they st1ll 1n the process of reaoxermg from the fl bugw Flu Makes Friends Fun Xnother lllglllliflli of the JI JH school 50:11 wxs tht gnllte Diner Ind Bonfire Nthlfll wls held the mght before football hornenommg begm nlng the fest1v1t1es The Snrlte Dwnce started at the uty pisture and contmued through town to tht school where It wts concluded Wllh 1 pep fest Jmet Irermhs IS shown leidlng a rousmg ehtcr for the student body 1n front of the roarmg bonfire

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Staff fo 'XX l' Q' .Q f G N ,ff H I , mi? f' :x',3 't,'. .2-A-bfi wil 2, A Burnell Mulder, art editor. holds his sketch of the Trojan title page for approval from Audrey Anderson. Eunice Iviadison. and Karen Thom. the Yearbook Grows Mxiry' Nivfloy and Jnnife Latzke adjust a Colorful poster advertising the 1958 Trojan sales. Posters like this were spread throughout the school to inform the students of the howls and where's of annual buying. Don Ehlers thoughtfully chews his pencil, as he and Ed Blair look over the pirtures they took the day before. to decide which ones to use in the annual. 23 '..,,'a,1 e5 t-.',,XX AX , 'fri'

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Arrixmg it school ire the p trents of rurwl senior high students who 'tttended the third mnu 11 Senior lliqh Open House held list lNo xember The pirents who followed Fifteen Iflllllll? periods compirible to their ehllds duly schedule, were gtxen 1 brief summary of the Cllssroom 'utnities by the teiehers Durmg the two luneh pertods refreshments were serx ed in the qynmisxum The diy wws Coneluded with 1 pep fest led by the Wlorthxnqton H1gh Sehool Cheerle 1dr rs Us Blu Pull Us Thru rt nt 1 or it o nunu 1 Iffillllllll Upc n lloust htld in tht Worthington 1 h School on oxfmlnr 6 J W is e sen l mo r w unon f ni nm c ents l in t ierxt tn Fdul lll0I1 Heels ic tn IIX Tl 1 Jur se of this pro urx ta 14 ur for uni to c u unttd u s cm: w ut 1 th Nint Grade Choir sang and the Trojan Band played concluded the evening s fest1v1t1es Demonstritmq tht pioeedure in niilunq 'III Xmeri mn dish to Pntiuni Ching from I-oimosx ire Ixirtn C liuson and udx Btttxnser Nhss L huts: ws is one of the twents studc nts representing the xuious eoun tries in the world who N1SllCCl our sthool in Noxem ber They ittendtd sexcrxl elxssrooms in which they obstrxtd Auicru in tcmhniquts of lc trnmg They spoke to the junior and the senior high assemblies about the varlous methods of educatlon m thelr respectlve countries These studtnts undcr the Foreign South Fxchqnqe xttend the Lnncrsitx of Nixnnesotn md hue been in this countrx not more th in six vwetlxs Xll of them ire doing post gricluitt work in various fields . , K ' ' , V - - , - .5 ,M i ' 7 fz A I' v - . . . 9 1 The grusp of friendsliip between ll tegieher und pu ' signifies the imp tall ot' f the 4 :l ll'g ' N '- ' , l9f7. 71,11 Paul, :nut his the 'ere g g 1 4' stu l . unc pureuts who pzirtieiputetl ' his Au 1 , 'Q ' ' 1-1 - po - ', grxun was to give the px '-its and 'Q 'l- nu opy t 'ty to lie' me ut'- 1 4' - . A ass' l ly, in 'l ' 'l e . 'A h I Y . , H Y Y 25