Clayton High School - Vive Vale Yearbook (Clayton, WI)

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Q'hV2 , -S llll l-1 SBI ..- Y ' III III x I 2 Z QA QQ? CLASS WILL We. the Seniors of Clayton High School, while in sound body and rind, do hereby 1ecord in the year of cur lord, nineteen hundred and forty-eight our las L and Tes are. . Ne sinc rely hope that the recipients acquire them' J rel Vance vll s ll red wavy fair to iss Hawkinson vlCtOI Stu o ls hls casual re arks to Eleanor Noskal Dou ld5 RLJFI w' ls his basketball abi ity to Charles Van Heuklom Charles flLSOU wil s hi quietness to aryarr Fol mer June Rau W1 s ter talklng ability to Sarah Backes Jord n Ludwig wills his guilty conscience to larie Logstad c s vor son wllls her boldness to Ruth Wallberg aw: Davidson wllls her handwriting to Ur Sutton Dorar retz wills bis neatness to the freshmen girls horwav 'array llls his Republican views to Galen Palmberg Rosemary Curtis wills her gaiety to Grace Myhre Rose arle Jones wills her ability to hold her man to all girls who want to know the secret don't rush girls Barbara Carlson wills her band lessons that he never took to Sharon Shern Earl Mewes wills his hardy laugh to Tatina loskal Irene kulowatz wllls her glggles to Carol Anderson Lorraine Dado wills her ability to make use of study halls to LeRoy Reindahl Harold Anderson wills his height to Gloria Ludke Donald Ludwig wills his hair style to 'oy lewis Clement ball wills his love for the girls to Joe Thompson Ervin Meyer wi ls his artistic ability to Dale Sempf Richard Backes wllls his muscles to Donald Rau Jean Ravnes WILLS her cheer leading to anyone with enough ability to achieve the gositlon Grayce Bjurstrom wills her soprano voice to Yathy Niller To the teaclers we leave our absence, knowing that they will accept it with pleasure Lorrayn Dado Earl Lewes Irene lulowatz Charles Wilson Virgll Vance June Rau Rosemary Curtis lorman Lurray Rose Larie 'ones Gordon ludwig Barbara Carlson Gene Ravnes Richard Eackes Ervin key r Grayce dJurstrom harold ardersor Doran Petz Donald Ludwig Lois Johnson Victor tumo Dawn Davidson Cl8m9Dt Fall Favorite Foods Roast Chicken Pork Chops Southern fried chicken with French fries Chile Baked Potatoes Chocolate cake with chocolate frosting spanish Rice Pop Corn Blueberry Pie Apple Ile Chow Nein Strawberry Shortcake A steaming thick venison steak Wild Duck Italian Spaghetti lemon Neringue Pie Fried Chicken Cherry Pie Chow Mein Ice Cream Chocolate Pie Banana Splits f X I I t lll 1 t rt ' e . Y -' 1 Y I- I' l , v l., .. : l .. . I 'Z Yvi.. .l ' . . . 31' Q' ACA fag. l , ' '- 'A ' 'l S lf l l l. . ' f. '1 o.' Ll A O 7 C I Y ' ' ' f f . l, i ' lf! ' ' 1 G . J 'l U . . A w I I y .. ll u' 4 ' llv.. . l ,, . . hi ' v v ll ' Il s .L S Q - ' I -. . V 0 F o . T 7 V I l . . U N X 0 0 5 ---------------------------------------- I -ua-nnsuno-- ' Q' ,,.,,.,.. , .... ----,.----------..---------------- Douglas Eklund ----- --------------------------------------Spaghetti I U ---------- -.-- -----------,-,,,-------, 5 IIIIIfI2fIIIffII-If-II- 1 ve ,,-,,,--,--,,,-,,,---,,-,------- ....... -..------ 1, ......................................-..- - , ' S ---------------..----- .... ----------------,-...- q Y --------------p-pp:-o--:annum-u-has-----uh 5, I 1 -

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-. X-4 EV Wg 5' ,.g 3. I 54,455 CLASS HISTORY On September, 1944 thirty four industrious HFreshiesn entered Clayton High School to become the great class of 48' One of the highlights of the year was initiation on September 26 we endured it with the hope that lt would our turn the next year Grayce Bjurstrom was elected candidate for Carnival Queen we were represented in both basketball and football by Lynn Larson W were also well represented in band and vocal activities At the end of the year we had lost three students George Martin and John Vance, who quit, and arlene Johnson, who moved to Grantsburg In the Sophomore year we had only twenty eight students left because the loss of three classmates Wayne Larson joined the Navy,Joyce Henning joined Turtle Lake School, and Ruby Springer quit We gave a return initiation party which was greatly appreciated by the Freshmen' In by Douglas Eklund, Norman Murray, and Lynn Larson Ravnes were elected as cheerleaders In forensics ard went to the River Falls contest In vocal and resented by many We had gained Russell Iittelson mates, though we lost Marilyn later when she moved also, left to be married football we were represented Grayce Bjurstrom and Gene Dawn Becker played a first band activitles we were rep and Larilyn Lindrum as class to Lilwaukee Ione hittel When the Junlor roll call was called we noticed a loss of two more Gene Ravnes moved to Washington and Ivan Yittel moved to Montgomery, Linn During the year we lost Peter Buchman, who stayed out a year, and Russell Kittelson and Hazel Lewis, who quit In the spring, Lois Johnson joined us from Clear Lake Grayce Bjurstrom and Lynn Larson were elected candidates for Homecoming nueen and ling Bernyce Ketz was elected candidate for Carnival Queen The class play liss Jimmy , was given February 7,1947 All the cast played their parts well, especially Norman Murray, who played the lead of 'Liss Jimmy', and Earl Lewes, who played the part of Droopy, a ne ro servant The Junior-Senior The ld Lamp Lighter' Prom was held Lay 2 194 with Lynn Larson and Bernyce Yetz as King and ,ueen Those who went out for football were Lynn Larson, Douglas Eklund,Norman Murray, Harold Anderson, and Clement Fall for basketball, Lynn Larson, Douglas Eklund, Norman Murray, and Charles Wilson In the Fall of '47 our wish had come true we were now Senlors Ve galned two more classmates the first part of the year Gene Ravnes, who returned from washington, and Doran ketz Three of our Senior class dropped out Lynn Larson and Bernyce Ketz were married October 18, and Lorralne Sollman was marrled on November 27 Norman Lurray, Homecoming ning by virtue of his being football captain, chose Dawn Becker to be his Queen Rose larle Jones was elected Car nival Queen On December 19 our class pictures and rings arrived Dawn Becker announced her marriage to Bob Davidson on February 10 'The Adorable Imp is the play which our class will present shortly before graduation Lrs Jungblut is coaching it Our class this year was active in music, F F A F H A and athletics Norman Lurray, Douglas Eklund, 'Corky' Ketz, Harold Anderson 'Corky Yetz, Iornan 'urray, Donald Ludwig, and Charles ilson ere ac tive in basLetball On Lay 21 we R111 leave Clayton HlgF, wit? life long memories ard s re nowledge Cwe hope! stored up in us, in search of crm life's career' CLASS OFFY' MQ Presldent To man lurray Secretary June Rau Vlce Preswde t Douglas klund Treasurer Doran let DWI T T CLASC LOTTO Rowing, Iot Drlftlng CLAS' C 7 Navy Blue and White CLASS FLT R Yhlte Rose I X , - g ' be , . . e 4- I1 I - of O . A Q. ' X D f T ' . .f 0 ' ' . X I 0 . O , 1 . . . , .I .- , .. 5 , . S ' V l D A . . . - 9 . . -- ' . Q ' . '1 ., 7 ' - , , 0 ' ll , f . . 0 a 0 a , Q - . , . V I I , Donald Ludwig, Clement Fall, and Victor Stuno went out for football, Douglas Til!-lnfl, - T .Z ' '71 ., . V- ' - ,, . T I ' . A - . oz 1- - . ' 4 Q ' - W I' C ' - ' Y ,, rr - .. 'Q 3 CLASS A CZl- lr. .obey ... ' - I ' ' fff,a va. u4.zL1A Lf' I - 1in 9