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

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PEP CLUB Front row: Susan Merriman, Sandra Merriman, Barbar-a Wood, Lois lames. Eunille Renberg. loyce Lien, Beverly Larson, Beverly Duesenberg. Second row: Mary Furleigh, Dorothy Wedeking, Barbara Clark, Barbara Lester, Virginia Ashland, Dixie Evanson, Donna Moretz, Iudy Merriman, Miss Christen- sen. Third row: Kay Jordan, Donna Wedeking, Betty Markworth, Margaret Newman, Pat Patton, Netah Decker, Nancy Ludwig, Ioan Barlow, lo Steege. Fourth row: Lois Pugh, Barbara Breheny, Ida Mark- worth, Cynthia Bartlett, Marcia Watson, Ianet Hugins, Barbara Gilquist, Marjorie Baum, Norma Nelson. Pep Club was organized in 1950 for the purpose of promoting better school spirit and more sportsmanship thoughout the high school. The group attended all the basketball and football games. During the basketball season, the girls wore gold blouses and black skirts. The membership consisted of twenty-five girls and the cheerleaders. This year a point system was organized and girls with the proper amount of points Will remain as members for next year. New members will be chosen to replace the graduates. Miss Christensen was the sponsor of the group and the officers were Barbara Clark, president, Dorothy Wedeking, vice-president: Virginia Ash- land, secretary, and Barbara Lester, treasurer. 38 N

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MASQUE AND GAVEL Front row: Ioyce Lien, Mary Furleigh, Abbie Winkle, Marjorie Baum, Ioan Barlow. Second row Bar bara Lester, Allen Erickson, Lester Nichols, Mr. Edwards, Ray Hewitt and Amy Arneson. The Golden Masque Chapter of Clear Lake is a chapter of the National Masque and Gavel. The Organization endeavors to increase each individual's knowledge and interest in the field of dramatics. The members and the sponsor, Mr. Edwards, work together casting and presenting plays and other activities ofthe club. Any student is eligible when a junior in high school and has done the required work both on stage and backstage to earn seventy- five points. During the year, the activities of the Drama Club covered the junior class play, the senior class play, the one-act play tor contest, the district speech contest and a Halloween masquerade. Abbie Anne Winkle was president of the club, Marjorie Baum was secre- tary, and Mary Furleigh was treasurer. Mr. Ion Edwards, speech di- rector and dramatic instructor, was the sponsor. FEATHERTQPH BROTHER GOOSE

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F. F. A. Seated: Merle Olinger, Mr. Rich, Roger Pedelty, Don Benner, Dick Franks, David Tort, Roger Amas- sen, David Punk. Second row: Robert Armstrong, Bill Bartlett, Gene Evans, Tom Miller, Butch Ash- land, Paul Armstrong, Keith Huntley, Delbert Watson, Ellery Wood, Don Shields, Marlyn Carlson, Duane Walls, Mel Trampl, Roger Best, Virgil Bates, Third row: Ronald Borton, Bob Peterson, Neil Hennis The Future Farmers of America Kpopularly known as the F. F. AJ was organized in 1950. Any farm boy who was taking vocational agriculture could join the group. This year the group made several purchases for the club. As a community project, they purchased a steam cleaner. One ot the projects was to buy grain cooperatively. Dick Franks Won a trip to the International Fair. He received this honor by winning the judging contest at the North Iowa Fair. The club also held a Father and Son Banquet. The officers this year were Dick Franks, president: Roger Amosson, vice president: Don Benner, secretary, Roger Pedelty, treasurer: and David Toft, reporter. Mr. Rich was sponsor. j 39