Clear Lake Community High School - Lions Tale Yearbook (Clear Lake, IA)

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HI TRI ' First Row: Audrey Sporaa, Ianice Olsen, Patty Walls, Carrie Dale Young, Mary Zobel. Pat Patten, Iudy Pitkin, Norma Willis, lean Prescott, Ioan Speakar. Second row: Mrs. Eddy, Marjorie Walls, Sue Ann Nelson, Arlene and Pauline Nick- erson, Barbara Rice, Karen Wilcox, Marlys Olinger, Donna Shields. Third row: Donna Ouverson, Shirley Rowe, Lois Pugh, Evelyn Rasmussen, Murrae Wood, B'Ann Stork, Phyllis Thrams and Ioyce Olson. Fourth Rrow: Rachel Zirbel, Norma Nelson, Pat Neu, Dorothy Wedeking, Mary Lou Ryan, Esther Nelson, Ellen Wharam. Filth row: Marian Pate, Margaret Newman, Donna Wedeking, Marcia Watson, Abbie Winkle, Margaret Zirbel and Verlyn Stoltz. Hi Tri is a charitable organization with the purpose of uniting its mem- be-rs in the spirit of friendliness and service. The organization plans some act of charity for every month, thus every Hi Tri girl is able to give service. The meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month under the sponsorship of Mrs. Arleigh Eddy. 'Ilhe annual Hi Tri formal dance, the mother's tea and the senior break- fast held in the spring are some of the memorable experiences for the Hi Tri girls. HI TRI OFFICERS Front row sitting: Barbara Gilquist, Ruth Nickerson, Iudy Merriman, Nancy Ludwig, Joann Steege, Ioyce Lein, Ioan Barlow, Amy Arneson, Barbara Wood. Back row standing: Butch Ashland, Ron Hein- rich, Roger Millard, Peter Children, I. Pedelty, Kenny Bales, Iohn Miller, Ray Hewitt, Iim Wright, Mrs. Eddy, Mr. Eddy. 34

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HI TRI Front row: Iane Iohnson, Ioan Kuecker, Patty Hensen, Margaret Monaghen, Lois Iames, Sandra Merriman, Beverly Larson, Susan Merriman, Eunice Renberg, Ianet Hugins, Ida Marlcworth, Barbara Lester. Second row: Mrs. A. Eddy, Donna Moretz, Iudy Hoffman, Cherie Gregory, Ieanette Moore, Geraldine Hill, Phyllis Kelly, Sharon Masters, Iean Miles, Ina Lee Heiiner, Cleo Kocourek. Third row: Ianet Iorgenrud, Donna Iean Iass, Kay Iordan, Marian Lenning, Loreen Moretz, Anna May Hoit, Ioan Mastre, Marilyn Nelson, Lucy Gagnon. Fourth row: Sharon Hensen, Louise Hoffman, Dorothy Iohnson, Ruth Miller, Ioan Klein, Rheta Mae Green, Yvonne Iohnson, Iune Lassahn, Karen McEl- doon. Fifth row: Betty Markworth, Mary lean Hanna, Ioan Iames, Donna Marquard, Fay Holmes, Bonnie Miller. .Il Z . .o Front row: Mary Furleigh, Ioyce Lien, Io Steege, Amy Arneson, Barbara Wood, Ioan Barlow, Dixie Evanson, Ruth Nickerson, Iudy Merriman, Barbara Gilquist, Nancy Ludwig. Second row: Mrs. Eddy, Sandra Davis, Ella Mae French, Geraldine Brower, Donna Dankbqr, Sharon Doescher, Karen Casperson, Ioan Braheny, Delores Burns, Barbara Breheny, Ruby Hansen, Netah Decker. Third rowf Patsy Elsbury, Elizabeth Conibear, Donna Auchampach, lzetta Enabnit, Rogene Baughman, Lucille Bruchner, Phyllis Bataitis, Mary Io Conn, Betty Fjone, Carol Carlson, Marilyn Anderson. Fourth row: Floy Baumgartner, Helene Bruns, Betty Bergman, Beverly Duesenberg, Kathryn Ashland, Barbara Clark, Ioan Fuller, Cynthia Bartlett, Marjorie Baum, Shirley Bell, Karen Fisher. Fifth row: Anna Dale Armsbury, Debby Day, Patty Christensen, Sylvia Burckhardt, Dixie Darrow, Ruth Fuller, Elaine Ashland, Corine Ashland, Virginia Ashland, Diane White, Barbara Folkmann, Ioan Coyier, Wanell Dunlap. 33

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ST ENO GRAPHERS First Row: Diane Patton, Ioan Mastre, Esther Nelson, Sharon Masters, Donna Wedeking, Norma Willis, Dixie Evanson, Iois Iames, Ioan Speakar, Phyllis Kelley, NetahDecker and Diane White. Second Row: Marilyn Anderson, Mary Lou Ryan, Donna Dankbar, Phyllis Bataitis, Carol Duregger, Audrey Sporaa, Ella Mae French, Cleo Kocourek, Rogene Baughmen, Iune Lassahn, Miss Golberg. Third row: Io Steege, Dorothy Wedeking, Gwen Russell, B'ann Stork, Ruth Nickerson, Ellen Wharam, Phyllis Thrams, Sandra Davis, Marion Lenning, Pat Neu, Verlynn Stoltz and Loreen Moretz. The object of the Business Club is to furnish some measure of vocational guidance to its members and to aid them to better understand the organization of the business World in which they will work and earn their live- lihood. At present the group includes junior and senior stenographic girls, but it is the plan to include students who have one credit in business, and who have the approval of the teacher in these subjects and of the executive com- mittee of the Club. At the meetings, members give reports based on special fields of interest, discuss job qualifications, both skill and personality: and present playlets CSkitsl showing some phase of office life. The office practice service was established to give students who are majoring in stenography an opportunity to Work under actual office condi- tion-sg to receive training in many business projects: to learn the opera- tion of the available machines, and to use files. The course also acts as a service department in which many practical tasks are performed for the teachers, the principal, and the school in general. The students in many in- stances act as secretaries to the teachers. 35