Clarinda High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clarinda, IA)

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ROW ONE left to right: Gwendolyn Grove, Marlene Mitts, secretary, Joy Ann Miller, president, Shirley Isaacson vice-president, Ralph Powers, treasurer, Ruth Whitehill ROW TWO, left to right: Barbara Miller, Marie Herzberg, Charles Lisle, .loyce Shackelford, Bessie Runyan Gordon Duff ROW THREE, left to right: Elaine Spunaugle, Louise Cundiff, Marjorie McKeown, Marlene Morgan, Sheila Reynolds ROW FOUR, left to right: Mrs. Rowland, sponsor, Ronald Brooks, Barry Annan, Dorothy McCall, Donna Lee Harlan, Erma Lee Wainwright, Clvthia Sump, absent. President .........,.,,,,.,,t,.,....,.....,, Joy Ann Miller Vice President ,,.... ..... , .Shirley Isaacson Secretary ....,.......,., ,.,...., ,...,,. M a rlene Mitts Treasurer ......,.....,.,,..........,.,,...... Ralph Powers The Clarinda Chapter of the National Honor Society is an organization in which membership is coveted by many, but attained by few. To obtain membership, a student must be a senior or junior have a B average and the approval of both the faculty andthe active members. The club's purpose is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render services, to promote worthy leadership and to encourage the develop- ment of character in pupils of Clarinda High School. One distinguished honor this group has is the annual covered dish supper, followed by giving the trophy case and its many occupants a good cleaning. FOSTER FURNITURE Home F--- JP 1 l vs.-,. 'nav Sponsor Mrs. Rowland ATIONAL HONQR SOClE Y Q N ' X xu v l R' - President .. .,,,..., ...,,. F rank Greenwood V,Ce-p,e5gde,-,rv ,,.,, ,,... D ean Sunderman spomo' Secretary ,,..,. ,, , ..., ,Dale Sunderrnan M Rhoads Treasurer ........ ,..,,. R onald Brooks ..,,...,..Phil Burks Chaplain .......,, ihe Hi-Y motto, To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, is the standard each member sets for himself. The boys also realize that the four planks, Clean 5DOflSm8f1Ship, Clean Speech, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living, are things that tend to make the Clarinda club an active and thriving club, Some of the Hi-Y projects for this year were: The giving of Thanksgiving baskets to the needy of our town, oreparing Christmas toys for Orphans' homes, and taking care of the check room and pop stand at basketball games. ff--N of ,i kk

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44 ROW ONE, left to right: Leona Von Dielingen, Evelyn Hargis, Eleanor Fugle, La Donna Sunderman, Marilyn Folk, Arlene Barrager, Elaine Spunaugle, Mildred Sunderman, Marilyn Majors ROW TWO, left to right: Connie Krise, Katherine Cahill Elaine Greiman, Alice Craig, Donna Lee Harlan, Elaine Huseman, Elaine Nichols, Claire Henderson, Edith Rope, Erma Lee Wainwright RCW THREE, left to right: Barbara Miller, Janice Kelley, Barbara Crawford, Marjorie McKeown, Barbara Howard, Marlene Morgan, Joan Smith, Nancy Lawson, Ardelle Johnson, Bernadene Sunderman FRONT ROW, left to riqht: Marian Weaver, Ardelle Johnson, Dorothy Miller, Nancy Lawson, Janice Kelley BACK ROW, left to rightz James Carpenter, Gordon Duff, Jack Douthit, Bernard Steeve, Maurice Bender The major project of the journalism class is to issue a mimeographed paper, The Clarindigo, at three or four weeks intervals, with the assistance of the secretarial class. Since the class is a one-semester one, two staffs are appointed. Shirley Isaacson and Joy Ann Miller were co-editors for the first semester paper, Maurice Bender held that position the last semester. Sponsor Miss Slemons l , 5 I - ' t 5 . l z , 3' c D 'IEE 5 - iii 4 . l - 4 j X, n ,L -S 5 ROW ONE, left to right: Rosena Mascher, Shirley Isaacson, Bonnie Annan, Mary Lou Ridnour, . - 55 ' Wanda Campbell, Maxine Lyman,.Joyce Shackelford, Evelyn Hargis ' Q LAST ROW, left to right: Ronald Williams, Barbara Miller, Joy Ann Miller, Barbara Goff, 5 X D Donald Bennett, Deane Hixson, Melvin Eichhorst, James Keeran -K fl OEHLER DRUG COMPANY Where CHS Meets