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

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FRESHMAN SCIENCE CLUB A I. A , k B b Guthrie Bill Whelan lim Friest Bill Stoyles Left to right, front row: Ion Gilmore, Ward Kuec er, o ,I I 1 I 1 Charles Ashland, Terry Breheny. Left to right, back row. Ierry ONexll, Ralph Wxnkle, MattLBell, Gas: Gardner, Tom Fankell, Chuck Elsbury. Edward Buttleman, Duke Hughes, Dick Atkins, GarY Owm'-'mf Hoskins. The Freshman Science Club, organized in 1953, is under the direction of Mr. Harlow Hoskins, general science teacher. This club was organized to in- ' f terest the freshmen in the field of science. The fifteen member club is made up of freshman boys who have a C or above average in science. Meetings are held the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Mem-. bers go on field trips, see movies and have experiments. The officers this year are Bill Stoyles, President: Ion Gilmore, Vice Presi- dent: Ed Buttleman, Secretary: and Gates Gardner, Treasurer., F5

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RADIO STAFF The Lions Roar, as the high school radio program was called, was presented weekly over station KRIB. The fifteen-minute program included school news, sports, music, interviews, dramatics, and a variety of other activities. Made up mainly of members of the speech de- partment, the staff included Mr. Gillespie, faculty advisor: Dick Slocum, program director and chief announcer: and Richard Nichols, chief engineer. These people were assisted by many other students who were on the air at various times. Two years ago, the Lions Roar was a regular feature of the school: last year, however, the program was not produced. The program offered rich experience for students interested in any phase of speech or radio work. The program was produced in the school: the scripts were all written by stu- dents: the announcing was done by students: and even the engineers were students. It is hoped that next year and for many more years the Lions Roar will continue to be an educa- tional and interesting extra-curricular activity of Clear Lake High School. Waiting for the cue from Mr. Gillespie are. back row, left to right: Duke Hughes. Iim Sage, Sharon Hensen, Pat Breheny, Dick Slocum, Tom Miller, Linda Kotz. Larry Watson, Marlys Enabnit, Linda Melcher, and Ioan Breheny. In the front row are : Richard Nichols, Ion Gilmore, Chuck Elsbury, Ioan Fuller. Sondra Hummel, lane Brownstone. Bev Duesenberg and Mr. Gillespie. 45

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a very active organization that was organized in 1945. The pur- pose of Student Council is to provide a chance for better expression by the student, to in- crease unity between faculty and student, to improve school spirit, and to develop and maintain democratic ideals. This group sponsors assembly programs, homecoming activities, and school dances. This year Open House was held to acquaint the parents with their children's classes and teachers. The 'officers were Tom Miller, President: Patty Christensen, Treasurer: Margaret Mona- ghen, Secretary. The sponsors are Mr. Weaver, Mr. Martin and Mr. Noble. f 5552? First row - Mike Moeller, Tom Miller. Margaret Monaghen. Pat Christensen. Mr. Martin. Second row - Bob Mead, Lowell Bryan, Bob Thompson. Ida Markworth, Mr. Weaver. Third row - Lowell Hinsch. Sandra Seversen. lane Brownstone. Marilyn Madsen. Fourth row -- Rosemary Christensen. Myrna Rey- nolds. Sharon Henson. Marcia Watson. 47