Clara City High School - Clacihiscan Yearbook (Clara City, MN)

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LIBRFIRY CLUB SEATED: Karen Yock, Ruth Ann Zimmer, Marlys Buchholz, Karen Nelson, Donna Ammerman, Patricia Thein, Margie Ammermann. STANDING:Sharon Sweep, Gerald Slater, Donald Slater, Lee Ann Prekker, Richard Harms, Gerald Miller, SPEECH HCTIVITIES DECLAMATIO This student participated in the Regional declam contest. Karen Nelson. GNE ACT PL Y 'Balcony Scenen was the One-Act play presented this year for the contest at Appleton. Pictures of the cast are not available. The cast included the following: Gene W1eberd1nk,Dav1d Mey- er,Karen Nelson, Bonnie Hebr1nk,Made- lon Altenhofen,J1m Wagner, and Sandra Relners. These students participated in the District declam contest. Karen Yock, Barbara Bush,Karen Nelson Larry Johnson,Dav1d Meyer,Gene Wieber dink. These students participated in the local declam contest. Delroy Hayunga,Steven He1ns,ward John son, Barbara Bush,Sandra Re1ners,Faye Ammermann,Lo1s Van B1nsbergen,Madelon Altenhofen,Bonn1e Hebr1nk,Larry John- son,An1ta Kron,Gene Wieberdink, David Meyer,Karen Nelson,Karen Yock.

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HEE Lee Ann Prekker Inez Gehrke Carol Caspers LEQDERS -.1 Ruth Kluver Joyce Bolke Barbara Lange

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BUICKHA ll TALES Volume I, Issue 2 fgribaalf 77-ip On Thursday, Oct. 18, at 7:00 A.H. H6 students CLARA.CTTY.hUNNESOTA SENIOR CLASS PLAY Novemmer,1956 641 .Y S,afA'.'4!JZ2S6' Our annual magazine drive was held from October 9-23 inclusive. Our goal was set for 8900. If we sold ded the bus for P to Faribaul' ride Mr and Mrs. berg V ' r class of 'ted H- subscriptions totalling '00. Mr. Miles. our Pr - in '1- the gs .00 ren WON :ess- xt we the grown people mentally they had passed the age of 5. It was here that a very short, pin- headed woman named Martha, sang and danced for us. As we observed these people we found that they played with dolls, toys, and piles of leaves, just as any small child would, , We boarded the bus at night with tired feet and aching muscles, but all of ue thankful that we were normal human beings. Kneeling-James Gruss the as the audi- ence. We wish to thank our di- rector, Mr. Ellingsworth, and assistant director, Mr. Roelofs, for their many ef- forts which made our play so successful. The play was well pre- sented with a large crowd in attendance. ing, Vernon Jurgens., 1 took the Development 31, Nov. l and tests were dif- but are needed so the teachers may deter- mine the students difficul- ties. The tests are also valuable in aiding the stu- dent to choose a suitable career. They are taken as Fresh- men to find out how much knowledge has been acquired up to that time and then again in the 12th grade to see how far you have pro- greased. Mr. Miles was in charge of administering the tests. Sitting-Karen Yock, Larry Johnson, Allen Erickson. Standing-Ardls Fokken, LeeAnn Prekker, Margy Coleman, Pat Theln, Marlys Buchholz, Ruth Ann Zimmer, Carol Woltjer, Donna Ammermann. Advisor-Mr. Norman Hanson.