Clarksville High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Clarksville, IA)

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Foreword We sincerely hope that you will gain as much from reading your 1968 Toma- hawk as we have gained from preparing it. We have attempted to show the true spirit of CHS in every activity. Our photo- . graphers constantly snapped pictures throughout the year to achieve this purpose. We, therefore, present this edition of the Tomahawk to you, the reader. A . 1 P K Bliss miles if 'frr 1 'ff if 5 t e Table of Contents Page Loyalty 1 Music Title Page 2 Yearbook Staff Foreword 3 Cub Reporter Staff Introduction 5 Student Council Sports 11 National Honor Society Football 12 Candid Shots Cheerleaders 15 Prom and Banquet Girls' Basketball 16 Library Staff Boys' Basketball 18 Favorites Wrestling 20 Faculty Track 22 Awards Day Seniors 23 Helpers Senior Class Play 32 Secretaries and School Board Senior Trip 34 Junior High Commencement 36 Eighth Grade Underclassmen 37 Seventh Grade Juniors 38 Faculty Sophomores 42 Dedication Freshmen 44 Elementary Favorites 46 Aides Activities 47 Advertising Homecoming 48 Closing X Page 55 62 64 65 66 67 68 70 71 73 79 80 82 83 84 86 88 90 91 106 107 116

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i Students and Faculty Involved in Various Activities Both students and faculty enjoyed various activities in and out of school. Students worked hard for classes after school as well as during school. Programs planned and pre- sented by classes were very outstanding according to all who attended. Activities during class periods were varied and always exciting. Faculty members showed their skills while attempting to play many and different sports. All in all the school year was a complete success packed with various memories for every individual. XVAX Pat Wedeking worked vigorously on the dictaphone for of- fice practice. Billie Calease modeled a new dress at the Home Economics Style Show presented at-CHS this year . . .