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

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F. H. A. A hundred men may make an encampment. but it takes a woman to make a home -Chinese Proverb Seated - Linda Bryan, Karon Hansen, Geraldine Hill, Mary Izo Conn, Patty Hansen. Marlys Gobeli. Io Ann Iames. Standing Row l - Iudy Hotlman, Karen McEldoon, Lucy Gagnon, Verlynn Olson, Sandra Rabe, Marion Carlson, Patty Ebaugh, Donna Simmons. Lynn Moon. Row 2 - Violet Betts, Marion Mastre, Donna Auchampach, Viola Shvook, Ianice Diuren, Beverly Diuren, Sharon Whitt, Luella Leemhuis. Row 3 - Bonnie Miller, Laura Sharratt, Io Wessels, Mavis Fisher, Ioanne Coyier, Fay Holmes, Mary Ann Smalldridge, Shir- ley Hanley, Miss Bonott. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Affiliated with the national Future Homemakersp of America organization, the Clear Lake F. H. A. is a very active group. Only girls who have had at least one year of high school 'home economics may join. Aptly headed by president Io Conn, their activities this year included a bake sale, a card sale, and a gala Christmas party. Every year the F. H. A. sponsors delegates to district and state conven- tion.

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HONOR SOCIETY I am myself the guardian of honor -Rowe Seated - Grant Wright, Mary Io Conn, Margaret Monughenf lUl1iC9 Olsen' Miss Chambers, BeV91'1Y LDU9 senberg. Standing - Lowell Hinsch, Linda Kotz, Mr. Weaver, Patty Christensen, Roger Claesgens GUY Watson. The Semper Fidelis Chapter of the National Honor Society was organ- ized in 1931 under the sponsorship of Miss Catharyne Chamb-ers. Its purpose is to create enthusiam for scholarship and a sincere desire to serve the school, promote leadership, and to develop character in the students ot Clear Lake High School. Membership in this group is based on the four cardinal objectives: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The members are selected by the faculty from the upper one-third of the junior and senior classes. Initiation is held twice a year, in November and in March. Business and social meet- ings are held the second Wednesday of every month. The officers this year are Ianice Olsen, President: Grant Wright, Vice President: Linda Kotz, Secretary: Miss Chambers, Treasurer: Miss Chambers and Mr. Weaver, Sponsors.

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F. F. A. Tis the farmer's care that makes the fields bear -Fuller Row 1 - Duane Toppin, Keith Zirbel, Robert Kellogg, William Rich, Iim Iackson, Wayne Zook. Row 2 - Gordon Djuren. Gerald Beek, Delton Dixie. Gary Martin, Ralph Hamand, Ierry Watson. Glenn Erickson, lim Dankbar. Loren Nelson. Ronald Franks and Darold Nuehring are not pictured. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F. F. A. is an organization of farm boys who take vocational agriculture. The aims of the organization are to develop leadership, to practice agriculture, to encourage members to improve the farm home and surroundings, and to encourage and practice thrift. Each member has his own productive project which is designed to improve his financial standing. He also has a project which will improve conditions on his own farm. The chapter has projects which are carried out by all the members co-operatively. The group is current- ly renting a 68 acre farm and selling garden seeds to make money for the chapter. The officers are: Ron Franks, President: Duane Toppin, Vice President: Robert Kellogg, Secretary: Keith Zirbel, Treasurer: Wayne Zook. Reporter: and lim Jackson, Sentinel. 1