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Crowe's Drug Store We, the members of the Annual Staff, wish to express our appreciation to everyone in the cozmunit who has helped us in the prepara ion Ol our f nal year book in any way The History of the Clermont School vystem prepared by Ar Selby could have been neither so accurate nor so oorplete without the inforra tion furnished by some of our townspeople An especial vote of apprec a lon is er ended to the businessmen listed below who sponsored various pages of the annual, and without whose support the publication of this book would have been most difficult Clermont Brick and Sand Ars Len Simek Page Mrs Lorrinne Crowe Taylor's Sinclair Station Sylvan Taylor Olson and Olson John Deere Implements Elner Olson and Ars Evelyn Olson Pr1ng1e's Place Mr and Hrs Clifton Pringle Stumme Grocery Mr and Mrs Arnold Stunme Farmer's Savings Bans Riverside Inn and Station Mr and Ars Emil Schneider Larson Roofing and Insulation Company Millard C and Joseph Larson D1ok's 66 Service Station Richard Griebenow Clermont Aotor Company Richard Osterhus Burgess and Dugstad Lumber Gordan Hoopman, Manager Company Farmer's Co operative Lyle Gunderson, Manager Schup's Clover Farm Store lr. and urs. Robert Schupanitz Cline Motor Company Fred T. Cline Heiser's Variety Store Mr. and Irs. Charles Heiser Clermont-Elgin Co-operative Dairy Conpany Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page The following businessmen also contributed to the support of our annual. Clernnnt Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schultz Riverside Garage Glenn Nims This page completes Clermont High School's final yearbook. We h ve enjoyed planning and making itg we hope that you--classmates, teachers, and nnnbers of the community-will get as much pleasure fro' readino it. 44 . al . . , .r 0 .1 V JZ J L C' 0 . N . Q L 1 . . , 3 .P - 1 I , -1 .. + l C ,C K Y: O . I . , 6 I K e U Y O e a U 1 f f e e - Q I v . . v -
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Commencement And Baccalaureate High gba sixty-nigthd Baciglaugeatg and Commencement Exercises of the Clernont c oo were e on D y an Aay 23 respectively. 1cha1kovsky's 'Chanson Trista' was used as the Processional for Baccalau- reate, following which Rev. S. B. Knudsen gave the Invocation. Music for this occasion was furnished by two vocal soloists--Arlene Knudsen, singing 'I will Extol Thee H from the Oratorio Eli 3 and Charles Wagner, who sang the 'Ninety- third Psalm --the Fiixed Double Quartette, presenting 'Build 'lemples Eterna with a soprano solo sung by Arlene Knudsen and flute obbligato played by Cathryn grigeg agdtghesmixed Chgrui, w2ichB:ang 'You'll Never Walk Alone.' Rev. Knudsen e vere e ermon an a so e nediction. Com encement was opened by the Band which presented the two selections used at contest. Following the Processional, 'Pcmp and C1rcumstanco', Rev. E. G. Steinmann gave the Invocat1on.Again two soloists performed3 Cathryn Crove played a flute solo, 'Pan et les Oiseaux' the second movement of 'La Flute de Pan'3and Jo Ann Moore sang 'Spr1ng's Awakenfng.'The Mixed Double Quartette gave an inter- pretation of the inspiring 'Salutation to the Dawn', and the Mixed Chorus sang 'I Believe,' Mr. Arthur Carpenter, Assistant Superintendent in the State Depart- ment of Education delivered the address Tienty seven Seniors were awarded diplo- mas by the President of the School Board, Mr. Max Medberry,after being presented by Superintendent M. H Moore. The Benediction was given by Rev Knudsen. The Honor Students were announced by Mr Moore as follows: Valedictorians Jo Ann Moore, Harley Evenson, and Charles Vagner, each with an average of 97 O43 Salutatorian Helen Henderson, 94.53, other honor students Dorothy Helgerson, 94 O93 Barbara Thies, 93 28, Arlene Knudsen, 93.25, Pauline Nygaard, 93,093 La Verne Swenson 92 753 Gerene Larson, 92 223 Gloriann Schweinefus, 91 45' C'tm'52h2S0!2a.3.'23a.f5SZE Siiisnilaiii 2i'Z1f2'3ZSZ? 1 90 the Senior American Bar Award,presented by the Iowa State Bar Associa gig? to she sgudigg nho possesses tg? mostdoutstanding qualities of American zens p, o oore rece ve s awar 3 the Americanism Award,a parallel to the preceeding award but presented by the school, this honor was presented to Harley Evenson, the Danforth Foundation Award, presented to the boy and irl in the graduating class who have dernnstrated the most distinct qualities o leadership in the four phases of life: physical, social, religious, and mental, two girls tiedifor this awarg3 thEy5weEe1Arlene Knudsen and Dorothy Helgerson3 the boy rece v ng e awar was y song the Study Club Award, presented to Barbara Thies, the Achievement Award presented to the student who has made an out- standing record for four years n scholarship and two major fields of extracur ricular activity, Charles Wagner received this honor the Senior Citizenship Award,which ls based on dependability, service, leadership, loyalty, and accompl1shments3 Jo Ann Jbore and La Verne Swenson were presented this award On May 25 28 following Commencement the Seniors enjoyed a trip to Chicago. dany places of interest were toured, inc udingx the Natural History Museum, the Shedd Aquarium, the Adler Planetarium, the duseum of Science and Industry, the Brookfield Zoo, Chinatown, and the Maxwell Street Market.The group also appeared on Don dcNeil's Breakfast Club,vis1ted the Riverview Amusement Park, took a boat cruise on Lake Michi an, and attended two movies Cinerama, featuring 'The Seven Wonders of the World 3 and 'Around the World in Eighty Days.' Z 'fw-1 44 1 Our boat cruise: Ship Ahoy! HOUUVUG bound 43 e -- e ' -.- 1 .Q I . Q I - ' u 5 T ' 1 3 5 -- A c M ll A 'al I H Uk. I-1 ' . x I ,, - i ff J- C A A II ' , 3 'gf 'l A ' M T .' A ig I , R 3 A Q ' V MW-WWW M I . vain' N VV P wk.
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