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

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PEP CLUB Pep Club was organized in 1950 for the purpose of promoting better school spirit and more sportsmanship throughout the high school. Members of Pep Club are required to attend all meetings and games. To distinguish the members from the school body, the girls have chosen a uniform, white lolouses, black skirts and gold sweaters. The sponsor of this organization is Miss Christensen. The officers are President, Dorothy Wedeking: Vice President, Barbara Gilquistg Secretary, Patti Patton: Teasurer, Donna Moretz. ROW 1-Sandra Merriman, Susan Merriman, Ioan Steege, Barbara Breheny, Beverly Larson, Beverly Duesenberg, lane Duesenberg, Rosemary Christiansen, Row 2-Ida Markworth, Jackie Finer, Norma Nelson, Barbara Gil- quist, Patti Patton, Dorothy Wedeking, Donna Moretz, Betty Markworth, Ianet Hugins, Sharon Doesher. Row 3- Lin-da Katz, Margaret Monaghen, Ioan Kuecker, Sandra Rabe, Ruby Hansen, Nancy Ludwig, Debbie Day, Karen McEldoon, Iudy Lerdal, Barbara Rice. Row 4-Lois Pugh, Dixie Darrow, Margaret Newman, Sue Bower, Marcia Watson, Corrine Ashland, Sally Carrol, Miss Christiansen. 43

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MASQUE AND GAVEL XX 1 ea Row 1-Iack Furleigh, Allen Erickson, Kay Iordon, Karen Wilcox, Rollin Treu. Row 2-Corrine Ashland, Mar- jorie Baum, Alberta Heitland, Mike Moeller. Row 3-Barbara Rice, Dorothy Wedeking, Bumps Wright, Mr Edwards, Roger Treu, Margaret Newman, Io Speakar. 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 cast- ing and presenting plays and other activities of the club. Requirements tor possible mem- bership include working on stage or backstage. Points are earned for serving on these various crews. Students who carry out these requirements, and desire to become members of the Masque and Gavel, are then voted upon by the members. During the year the activities of the culb covered the all school play, You Can't Take It With You , the one-act play for contest, How To Propose . Many students and mem- bers participated in contest work this year. Kay Gordon was president of the club, Rollin Treu was secretary, and Allen Erickson was treasurer. Mr. Ion Edwards, speech director and dramatic instructor, was the sponsor.

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F. F. A. Row l-Richard Franks, Delbert Watson, Bob Bartlett, Bob Carlson, Duane Walls, Tom Miller. Don Benner, lack Zook, Donald Borton. Row 2-David Punke, LeRoy Balding, Gordon Hotchkiss, Delbert Gilbert, Roger Pedelty, Robert Kellogg, lay Ouverson, Russ Wood,, Iohn Bonjour, Roger Best, Ellery Wood, Virgil Bates, Mr. Rich. The Future Farmers of America is a National organization of farm boys taking vocational agriculture in school in all states of the union, including Puerto Rico and Hawaii. ' The primary aim of Future Farmers of America is to develop agricul- tural leaders through member participation in F. F. A. contests, chapter meetings and programs. To develop cooperation through purchases, class discussions. To build better local communities by community service pro- jects. To develop a more satisfying farm home life and more efficient farmer- citizens through the boys experiences in raising livestock and practicing thrift. , The Clear Lake Chapter was founded in 1949 and has grown consider- ably. The officers this year are Marlyn Carlson, president: Duane Walls, vice president: Tom Miller, secretary: Dick Franks, reporter: Bill Bartlett, sentinel: Delbert Watson, treasurer: and Mr. W. Rich, sponsor.