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

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Fu.Tw.rc. komem.ft.Kerj... Striviivg towardL ---- New kenzoKS. 1st row: M. Brlhn, G Clark, M. Zurcher, S. Strelf, M. Frank, A. Wlllert, E. Monson, J. Pelrson, E. Humpal. 2nd row: B. Hahn, 0. Rothe, C. Olson, P. Wlenberg, J, Junkane, E. DeBoer, A. M. Swanson, A, Newville, C. Kuhn, V. Martin, L. Gale, O'. Buckner, M. Lillie, Mrs. Patapoff. 3rd row: I. dale, M. Stensvold, B. Fouks L.B. Johnson, D. Thompson, E. Newville, V. Matter, L. Nelson, M. Johnson, K. Lillie, B. Ostenson, N. Moe, M. Shafer. 4th row: B. Walberg, I. Paulson, R. Hallen, N. Beyl, D. Dudczak, J. Peterson, D. Kennetz, J. Erickson, F. Jones. The Clear Lake Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America Is composed of 43 members who are taking Home Economics this year. The chief purpose of this organization is to promote an appreciation of homemaking and to establish a spirit of international good will. Field trips, parties, and educational programs are some of the social activities that fill the school year. The officers are: President-Marilyn Frank; Vice President-Edith Monson; Secretary-Margaret Zurcher; Treasurer-Arllss Wlllert; Historian-Shirley Strelf. OFFICERS Seated: Margaret, Edith, Marilyn, Arllss Standing: Ginger, Shirley, Mrs. Patapoff

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1st row: C. Thompson, 0. Olson, M. Reed, A, Monson, L. Newville, O. Anderson, B. Bannink, R. Erickson. 2nd row: R. Felland, D. Wilcox, R. Hammelman, B. Hanson, J. Newville, J. St. Ledger, P. Mara, D. Rosen, D. Tronrud, L. Pittman. 3rd row: Mr. Redmond 0. Budd, L. Josephson, J. Peterson, D. Cahow, I Paulson, N. Johnson, L. Hovda, D. Soderberg, R. Wright, N. Muchl, th row: D. Stewart, J. Anderson, J. Rivard, C. Jones, A. Paulson, W. Shultz, J. Soderberg, D. Kruger. The Future Farmers of America, better known as the FFA, Is one of the many organizations of the Clear Lake High School. It Is composed of kj members who are enrolled In Vocational Agriculture. It Is a national organization extending from Hawaii to Puerto Rico, and from Maine to Washington. The recreation of the Chapter consists of basketball, table tennis. Indoor parties, and camping trips. The chief aim of the FFA Is to establish leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Mr. Redmond Is the advls o r and the officers are: President- Leslie Newville, Vice Presldent-Orvllle Anderson, Secretary- Alger Monson, Treasurer- Myrl Reed, Reporter- Bennie Bannink, Sentinel- Kenneth Wright. OFFICERS Front: Alger, Orville, Leslie, Mr. Redmond. Baok: Myrl, Bennie

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"C" CLUB M STron.] MA hooeL Crowrvi»v.g Vijoroics yjovjtk." 1st row: I. Paulson, N. 8wager, 0, Olson, D. Llchtenberg, D. Klatt, D. Jones, L. Erickson, M. Reed, D. Stewart. 2nd row: A. Monson, 0. Gilbert son, E. Emerson, G. Soderbeig, I Emerson, M. Hedlund, C. Thompson, Coach Dunham. 3rd row: 0. Anderson, D. Nord M. Koser. The "C" Club has twenty-two members. The officers are: Doug Klatt, President; Duane Jones, Treasurer; and Dick Llchtenberg, Secretary. The club again awarded school sweaters to six graduating seniors—an annual function. Another feature of the year was the sponsoring of a danoe. The members are also planning to sponsor a talent program this spring. STUDENT COUNCIL This year marks the third year of the operation of the Student Council which Is representative of the student body. The problems of the school and students are dlsoussed and methods of solution are attained. It provides opportunities for students, classes, and organisations to present any problems they may have to their representatives on the oouncil. The officers of the Student Council are: President—Leslie Newvllle; Vloe-Presldent- Myrl Reed; and Secretary-Treasurer-Dorothy Dudozak. 1st row: E. Monson, M. Reed, L. Newvllle, D. Dudczak, D. Llchtenberg. 2nd row: G. Buckner, A. Monson, M. Hedlund, Mr. Lundberg.