Clear Lake High School - Echo Yearbook (Clear Lake, WI)

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12 The Warrior 12.17 —Music us of 8 UQS UFAA Off First row-left to right- I. Rovda, V. Clark, If. Brihn, If. Butcher, G. Johnson, L. Gale, K. Lillie, M. Shafer, J. Peterson, D. Kennetz, A. Hall, A. Johnson. A. Brihn, F. Jones. Second row- I. Myrdahl, I. -ale, E. Brihn, H. Ingels, J. Hanson, Q Anderson, A. Frankson, D. Dudczak, R. Hallen, L. Oman, P. Fouks, S. Beyl. Third row- B. Hall, M. Olson, a Titel, R. Dietrich, M. Frank, A. Willert, N. Beyl, P. ’ einberg, B. Hiam, E. Monson, S. Streif. This year the Girls Glee Club, again under the able direction of Mrs. Gibbon, is composed of thirty-seven members. The officers are as follows: President - Shirley Beyl Vice President - Audrey Hall Secretary - Treasurer - Edith Monson Librarian - Helen Ingeis Last year at the River Falls Spring Contest they received a B plus. This year are looking forward to the contest with high hopes of great acnievement-They wilx sing two numbers which they have not as yet decided upon.

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1941 The Warrior IS. SANG i acce vrs SiJ C€T A D TBAtoeR, ’Son Gs of pfflise umto THtr path ex. First row-leit to right- L. Hovaa, I. Gale, V. Clara., M. Brihn M. Butcner, G. Johnson, L. Gale, D. Kennetz, A. Hall. A. Johnson, F. Jones, A. Brihn. Secona row- S. Beyl, M. °lson , E. Brihn, H. Ingeis, S. Striei, J. Hanson, D. Anderson,E Titei, A. Franason, E. Monson, R. Halren, P. Fouks, D. Dudczaa, Third row- B. Hair, 0. Anderson, A. Monson, 0. Olson, L. Newvilre, W. Jones, M. Reea, N. Peterson, Q. Soderoerg, L. Oman. Fourth row- A. Paulson, P. Oas, R. Mitcnelr, K. Goouspeea, R. Licnten-berg, L. Erickson, M. ediund, 0. Lien, D. Stewart. This year the cnorr, composea of forty-five memoers, is unaer tne capaore airection of Mrs. Gibbons. For the last two years the cnoir nas given a Christmas cantata, whicn demanaea a great aeal of time and effort. This year we presenteu tne Lost Carol portraying tne story oi tne writing oi Silent Night , tne lamous Christmas Carol oy Franz Gruoer. All who witnessea tne performance tnougnt it was well done. The cnoir toon part in the River Falls Spring Contest last year, ana receivea a B plus. We are looking I'orwara to attaining tne Contest again tills year ana nave nopes of receiving a high reward. For the past several years tne band, glee cluos, ana choir have com-Dineu tueir tarents to present a series of concerts, wnich were weir received oy the entire community.

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J9AZ The Warrior JS- For Ttii HPHS in -r«e 8 JTU Bur Fan VRoF'rr of the Pfopcf. First row-left to right- H. Ingels, i. Myrdahl. L. Wood. L. Johnson, Mr. Monette. Second row- R. Uann, A. Monson, D. Lich-tenberg, M. Reed, R. Mitchell. The Student Council, now in its second year of operation, is patterned after our Federal Government with student representatives representing the student body. Problems of the school and students are discussed informally until a method of solution is attained. The presidents of the four classes are automatically members of the council with sophomore and junior presidents holding over for the next year. The balance of the Council is elected at large by the student body. The representation is about one representative to every twenty students. Practical all organizations in the school are represented on this council. The officers elected within the Council are President, Les Wood; Vice President, Dick I-ichtenberg; Secretary-Treasurer, Inger Myrdahl. Council advisor is Mr. Monecte. The aims of the Council this year are to set up a school calender and some form of noon recreation. The annual state Studewt Council Convention, held at Oskosh on Nov. 16, 1946, at which five delegates with Mr. Monette attended, presented many new ideas which the Council hopes to put into operation within the next few years . Les Wood, Helen Ingels, Ramon Mitchell, Dick Llchtenberg,and Inger Myrdahl were the delegates attending this convention.