Cleveland High School - Clipper Yearbook (Cleveland, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1974 volume:

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Iakland A's defeated New York Mets for second consecutive World Series title, Comet Kohoutek illuminated skies, not to return for 75,000 years Fuel shortage caused many gas stations to close on Sundays. -... ,vm 95 JA, .K ' Y .1 9 6 gg x? L Q 9 . ..- 3 N , ,. D .,,.... Q i l N Ile-mb:-vs ol Ame-ru an indian Movement gained attention for their S4-natm Sam Ervin opened Renato Watergate hearings ,mse by capturing and holding town ol Wounded Knee South Dakota jjlbl G Q ,f ,J I Ulf-LU f ft Q15 'J U s Q n f3,cLL,, 'ine Clfiyp-3lJ Cl e ff6l6l,I1il, MN beginnings ' Q ..w+wn1R XS 5 X .Q X -X w- . X -5: - 'X MQSMGFYQ XX X Ta D499 L41 -rw. Q JF.-.nav '- 'f Kiwi . L l i ww QM. A 52 ' 1 C .rl ., .x,., YV. .xy .Y glliis J a bk' , ., 1, N - wtf. 'f' I 1 Ng 1' Ilk- Q 1 R 'U -T lr 0 J K O2 ' ' ,SI - s X r O-. 'L 5 'xi ll I xx O xl , ' ' 5 '1' 1 xv ' 0 ' S. H. Q, ff , - 5 If 'N lv L is Q' I .!'.'x gi 04s I 3 STANDING: C Perkins, Coach G O'Connor Euri edes Jun ei J R Th . . . , p qu ra r., .' omas, K. Anderson, D. Page, J. Meyer, H. Tish, G. Schmidt, T. Schleeve, J. Block, M. Ballman, Assistant Coach J. Rusch. KNEELING: Manager T. Hobson, T. Corrow, M. Sohm, L. Olson, G. Block, G. Tolzmann, D. Ely, G. Baker, P. Sexe, K. Baker, C. Perkins, S. Tolzmann, Manager D. Koppelman. SITTING: P. Dickie, T. Kamatchus, D. Zimmerman, S. Rohlfinz. L. Roemhildt, T. Schleeve, A. Queen, S. Schmidt, M. Rohlfing, M. Miller, T. Derner. After 13 years the or H III CHS gridders brought home the 1973 Valley X Championship, but i lost in a Regional Play-off to New Ulm Luther. The Clip- pers sustained in- juries but kept X R winning. Coach 5 O'Connor stated HTo 5 win a championship a y E team needs above IIII average ability and determination. It was fun to coach and watch the team perform because they always gave 1002. We proved what desire and intestinal fortitude can do.n We're proud to be No. ll J X . Cleveland wins flip Cleveland High won the three-way eoln toss A between the valley lead- ers Henderson, Amboy- l P F Good Thunder and Cleve- land and wlll play the Red Rock Conference champ, Martin Luther Academy ol New Ulm at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Ma- della. All tlree Valley teams finished the year with 8-l marks, and the represen- tative was chosen by an 'odd-man-out' coin toss. KLJ HUnited We Stand.N CHS Seniors: G. Baker, M. Sohm, G. Tolzmann, Euripedes Junqueira Jr., K. Anderson, J. Meyer, H. Tish G. Block, D. Voit, Cabsent C. Perkinsl. C D nWatch that Sweep.H fbelow L5 What goes up mu g come down. New football lights were added to the football field this year. This enabled the team to participate in night games which was a first for Cleveland. Valley champ bn CleveIand's only loss came at the hands of Am- boy-G1' 20-I, but they heat Henderson 18-0 SCOREBOARD Managers D. Koppelman Cmiddle LJ and T. Hobson CLD were busy this year taping up ankles and often hearing demands of, nBring the scissors and tape!n Cbelowl Coach 0'C donned his Clipper cap to calmly announce the next play, UWISHBONE T-- GREENBAY SWEEP RIGHT, END AROUND PASS! ! ! VT CTORY DEFEAT Morristown Cleveland Cleveland Nicollet Cleveland St Clair Cleveland Henderson Cleveland W1lson Cleveland Minnesota Lake Cleveland Wellcome Mem rial Waldorf Pemberton Cleveland Martin Luther Cleveland The Thrill of The Agony of 14 6 Amboy 20 6 Cleveland 37 0 14 O . 18 0 30 8 ' 25 6 22 8 45 0 16 uWe built a lot of character and broke a lot of bones, claimed Jr. High Coach Lang, as his team came through a bruising season with a 3-3 record. The '73 team faced many experi- ences and often rea- lized how big opposing players were, especially when on the bottom of the pile. The team played its first night game and used the new overtime tie breaking rule by win- ning the Morristown Ccontinued belowl 4 4 KIIIID , , 1 ps 4 w TCD TCD TCD T C: ge N? BACK: M. Hankins, D. Gibbs, S. Ziebarth, M. Schul S. Curtis, T. Blaido, R. Erickson, K. Eichler, Tish, R. Ballman, Coach G. Lang. FRONT: Manager. Harmon, T. Ely, R. Biehn, J. Walechka, M. Corrm T. Christensen, D. Ziebarth, K. Derner, B. Mccab S. Tolzmann. Same in scoREBoA.Rn one Overtime w1NNERs DEFEATED and the Cleveland 12 6 Morristown Wellcome Henderson 20 0 Cleveland Memorial Henderson 12 Cleveland game in Waterville 28 0 Cleveland three' Cleveland 12 6 Wellcome Memorial Among Cleveland 28 6 Morristown the most memorable . sights of-the season was Coach Lang pacing at the faboveb Managers R. V' bench while quietly tearing his hair out! Fly and J. Harmon. CRD Coach Lang points he out a few plays. 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The two 1adies,afraid of the police, knew nothing about babies, so I they resorted to Dr. Sidney Fletcher's Child Care book. The play ended with wedding.hells for cousin Peonie and Chuck and a home for Jason. Roll- ing barbells and tilting pictures made everyone say, nwill we ever be ready?H The play ended with Uwe did itln shouted by the troupe.CRJ Busy practicing. NN XXX X Q X .. X Xgq.:qjgg.- .mg A W Q95-Figz ,rg -wgxffifw 'Wx Y Nszijglw . ,X-... X ,kgx .mf .'.A X wg. X- s 1 V53 . w.i'X XNLG- Q - J X ZX, Q, , Af W ' ' Q.-R355 'wiffxskk' X. My .MM ..+.,53xg , W 3, M M My XS H ,, Mm W NYM Q K NW Jmx FMF X X XX wi QM... -Q Six pr X X X ,Qyw mf NWWWW A I x Mx- Sx . 'Y' 2 R X Q, v Six x -M Q as x wk Qmh HW, vm 1 X .. XF, WX X X X-rf NSXXX X H XX XX X X , X Y Q N N'N VV X1 R I XXX ,W NY':r... X X S L X S X L' X S xi X if X N X XM X S QW? Sn XXX NX X X .... , .SIN FX X A i , ,Q xxx 553 A - X KW XNNNQ-w xv - HX k - X XXX X -XX XX X X. xt. X XX X ii X A X. A YXXX f x f X gg NSS? 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XX X X X X X S' N X X 5 X X XX K X X 53 X f M X X QXX X X - 5 XS X I W N V K 5 KX X Q' X 4- X f X E X 1 5 XX X XX as XXv X XXX X WW NCQ 5 X N X X X XXXX Xi X X A - XX ,i X X X XX X5 X X X ROW 1: S. Corrow, G. Germscheid, B Enter, T. Hoffman, J. Baker, T. Ely, J Traxler, L. Loeffler, N. Erickson, L Wolf, J. Wolff, P.Muellerleile. ROW 2 Mrs. Olson, B. Fasnacht, P. Schmidt, B Krenik, T. Haack, L. Miller. Adams, M. McCabe, L.Rogers, L. Hankins, B. Siebert, L. Zabel, R. Walechka, M. The second grade showed vast improvements in skills already acquired, plus the addition of sev- eral new ones. Among the list are: being able to reach the water fountain flat-rooted, making blood curdling screeches on the blackboard with their finger tips, chewing gum all day long without get- ting caught, and throwing slush balls in the spring. Mrs. B. Olson, second grade instructor, aided in extraordinary projects, especially making Valentines with trademarks. However,. one pupil had a problem, HOh no, I goofed! I put the trade- mark right on the front. It reads 'Be Mine, Made in U.S.A.'. All seemed worthwhile as the stu- dents cruised through their secona year at Cleve- land. ,XX , x . X X xxx NYSA xx X X xx P X X Rx S xx wax Yak N if ww' X .Rx XR-I-IAGSX X x x 5 x A NX, wx xx. , :X .?Xi ix N X NW S x xx A X xXX 5 W . XX X t XS , X A N . NX X , . ...X ask X ,. , Xx Rs NXN sig . 1 . X x S Nx XX xX xx Ax xXx 'qv XS :.',z1f-xx.:-:::.,Xs ,,f. - :::.fX-.' S .X .gn ., ,xi xx xx-XXXM QW 'N NX .Mmm ,N-'xv wx 'S xx X gx ' 'S XQ3' X XX. X XXX NSR? QQ NQW ,,,,,,wnu-ww' x x x ,XXX MN M xx M W M NM sxX X 5 X X X s xxx X X NNSHXQ.. X X xxx QQ x xx XX Ax t X, Sic Oi' x x 4181 x 95 Q, N, xl' e xx 3 XXX X T 2 x ix f 1 W W mfg qx N 5 -wk 'W' NW!! ff 1 up x xx ? QAXXX v 1 'K v ROW l: P. Miller, L. Richter, B. Tolzmann, K. Ginter, M. Baker, B. Rohlfing, J. Tonneson, T. Hankins,E. Sexe, J. Germscheid, M. Schmidt, L. Richter, B. Krenik. ROW 2: J. Meyer, D. Drumm, L. Wendelschafer, J. Bornholdt, B. Eppmeyer, T. Brown, P. Johnson, C. Anderson, D.Erickson, B. Zimmerman, P. Roemhildt, P. Adams, D. Walechka, J. Mangan. ROW 3: C. Zimmerman, M. Tolzmann, S. Daly, D. Leighton, P. Weldon, A. Benzkofer, B. Schull, B. Holmes, M. Ely, P. Hennager. ROW 4: Mrs. L. Grothe, Mrs. B. Perkins. Jimmy Tonneson, from Korea, made ' Q for Mrs. B. Perkins' and Mrs. L. Grothe's 4th grade class. Learning about Korea and demonstrations in Karate were unusual experiences for most of the 38 students. NScrumptious,H was the word for Mrs. Perkins' Mulligan Stew nutrition project. It was so good that one student has made it 10 times C!D at home since. The students were able to buy candy and toys by earning mock-money squares for extra effort. With the popular and excellent leader- ship, this year's 4th grade will be well prepared for their next step in through school . llilll this year different and interesting Under the new title of Resource Center, many changes in the Special Ed. Depart- nent allowed the students to mix with their peer groups for more social contact in science, music and phy. ed. classes. Mrs. E. Block in turn helped those who needed additional aid in basic skill subjects. Cbelowj Mrs. Block at work. mg HThe main purpose of re- medial reading, Hstated Instructor Mrs. L. Quiram,H was to improve the reading of a child whose ability was below his or her expected level. This task began with Mrs. Quiram diagnosing each child's problem and scheduling their reading classes at times which didn't inter- fere with regular classes. After the initial planning and scheduling headaches were solved the fun began. Mrs. Quiram proved the capacity of her imagination by developing games like, HRead a Book, Build a Snow- mann and HRead a Book Base- ball.H The Remedial Reading Department has made the year easier for many. CLD Mrs. Quiram in action. S X OX. X X X XX XX XXX X NX X X X Q S ic W X X XX- 5 eff' X HX.. ,RX XX X X Q X . it -N. X X XXX X X X X X S PX XX Xxx- X X X Xz, 1 f X ' XX' 1 sk .- .5 3 S ' x S 3 MNEXX X ' X ' x X X A S X Q-'X Q '- S asSQ::sSXXX Q XX:- N A XX Qs, K as f 'MP X Q - Q :XX X ' N XX AY xg w A XX y X, R Sw Q Q X X X555 X9 XX -X 3 X if X XF' Z, M ,, V XX X X X XR -X Xi sf' X SX X X XX X x N QXQXXX . X Q XX? X Q 1 :N XX X XX Q K N XXSEK ANN XXX X X-S' X 'S 5 ' Q asf .. ' 3:2 X LXXFEXX X x XX Af X. -:ea X : 2' .rm XX XXX .XXXX qv X S Q X X if N X X XX K x S as X M X X X X X Q XX gs S XX X X ,ms X Q- X X K xx Y X5 N323 X -sa-Q X X' XX X X P X X My N XX XQ- X X XX X ,fs f Xi ' ' X Q X X XX X X ki N- X ':NEl5. ' x XXXXXX WN xX XX X X S .wwf X 'XX X5-3X Xx X M Q XXX XX X155 XXX wmli miss si X' x Ei S X ff' XX X 1 S Y-AQ' ' D. Filand R. Hankins, R. Ely,k J. Rohlfing, T. Derner, T. Rohlfing, J. Eppmeyer, 9 rrley, P. Poll, J. Zimmerman, M. Matti. ROW 2: Mrs. M. McPherson, J. Zimmerman, R. Anderson, B. h L R ldt T Erickson J. Thieman, L. Dauk, N. Volk, B. Ponwith, K. Drumm, C. McCabe, L. Bie n, . oemo , Ellickson, B. Schull, P. Herrley. 7 Ell' k n M Ballman ROW 3' Mr G Lang, J Tolzmann, B. Muellerleile, R. Davis, W. C. ic so , . . . . . . T. Ziesmer, D. Leighton, T. Johnson, T. Brown, B. Tonneson, J. Harmon, D. Quiram, G. Two field trips highlighted the 6th graders year--the traditional jaunt to the state capitol and a conser- Vation tour to Waterville. The side trip to Fort Snelling, the golden horses, and lunch were highlights of the capitol tour. Along with the academics, students discovered that Mr. Lang, despite his beliefs, could not sing, and Mrs. McPherson has no sympathy for people whose chairs fall apart because they used the Hrecycledn screws for their latest invention. iabove LD The 6th grade --in concert. Cabovej K. Vaugh, K. Baker, and J. Thorn relax from a busy day. CLD nToo-da-looln They're off for the capitol. WEWIHI X K XX X X. S X N N X X , X ' S XX X as img Q SX Ax ssl S- X X -X -s if X SR I - STX X, -- xx lx X A iw N XM X xx X- N X -- S w - Y X - XX- Xx Ng X- X X is - XQX X X Q X g + X5 XXXS ,ff X X- A -XX Y Q T X Sl - ' S ' - ai QXX A S XX. XXX X . ' X X 'Sk Q X - X' . L' .M X XXXX X- X XX 3 x ,XX XX XX XXQXQ-XX QQ 'Q ' ' N f Mir' - 6 X Q N XA f W-Nxiff Q Q X GN gs J. X ff X 1 f X ,f J' gg! - N- X:-K XX K I X XX , -XX X X- X lg :- XXX X X iE3ik1fSXu X, X95 X SX X XX K S5 N X X QQQXXXQ wk w-.mbzz.-M1-4,?Q:5.g, x P X X X X QXNXX QQ X S3 f 1 elelrfental- R X X: NX X - .Xp--Q--...A X CF ' X X X. ' X ---- i 1 N R band wx X8 X V -w X - XX X X- Sf XXX X f X g XXX X XX X- X Six X: X M - X x H Y i XQSXX-5 5522- 1' , S Xi vw--NXXX ' N W iw X X XX X- Q- XXXXXXX 3-X X s- X -S KW ,-- X- X- X- A ZW Y X XX x A x X X , , X XX X -N X N- N X X - S :XTQX Xfw, Q x ' - XXX 51' X ...XXX X-X XXXXX W x'-- x N - X 5 N X fi, -X X N 6 XX ,, XX,,,- ,XXXXX.X.5XQ X-:XXX XXX XX , , R .X XX X X5 -1 L.,A,A M W QSM Q - - X 2 X X v m X X X 'xi X x x ' Wi X X X- N XXX '1 , XX! Q KX K Xm XXXXXXXXXXXXW X XXX X XX XXXXXXX NX Xixxk XX 1 Q ri X X X CLD BACK: Mr. M. Bedford, M. Hankins, K. Derner, D. Ziebarth, S. Christen- sen, B. Bornholdt, D. Filand, J. Hennager, B. Block, A. Walechka, S. Tolzmann. FRONT: K. Schmidt, M. Holmes, T. Keinz, K. Baker, G. Krenik, S. Doran, J. Sohm, P. Volk, R. Davis, L. Schmidt, J. Harmon. 3 :gms Q ef Ki N MJ W- D BACK: M. Corrow, A P. Davis, J fler, D. Germscheid, B cCabe, D. Quiram, J. Krenik, J eber, J. Page, G. Tish, D dbbs, K. Eichler. FRONT: C llickson, J. Zimmerman bppelman, S. Hoffmann, J iller, D. Rohlfing, T ohlfing, S. Hass, EJ. Sohm, R chleeve, G. McCabe, D. Lyons CAboveD Absentee , Karen Bohl, gets a charge out of If 7th grade. Ho Ho Ho!H 9 n 4 a u X, Seventh graders lives changed as tney climbed the ladder from elementary to Junior High School. HIt's better than grade school because there's more variety, remarked one student. Next year holds more for the class of 79 as they receive more privileges and you get to know more people. 7th graders take jokes good naturedly, -and are a Hbunch of real nice dudes.n Special r yy' events of the year were: Concerts, Homecoming, and C-team tournaments. -Z CTopJ Mark Hankins, vigorously reads his speech to his classmates. 1 iii Vgfll Q 5, X h:kL,4x.-.W . I .-ig J W wwf asv Q M., Nwmuxkw 4.4, X. A M X 4 wxwikxwg fi: X Q A 5 Ewwwmewx x N .mm x S XR? ww X XFX 'XSXQ x wiv x ws k Y 1 1 Um X 3 ' r-i af W... as Xi l iffgdmyx wi W Qxxxxwyxg xx X XX QM 9iQ5X X ANN .. x ,.,,,,sf SX Q wlwwwxxx ,x.x.X.XX i 3 iq, -,xx-,. of XXX N? Q siffyliff Si Q Q wp? SX X as K 'QW up NR ' S N-N-...N N., ' '. '5 ' ' X ,, Y E Q Q X . WL X mm?-ex 'M K ,,,, SEX 1 v X W K5 X S , .,,X.X,. SSX X ROW l: S. Davis, J. Anderson, J. Schleeve, R. Kletschka, J. Lyons, P. Rohlfing, G. Flowers, C. Perkins, M. Germscheid, B. Heitner, R. Lloyd, T. Derner, B. Bennett. ROW 2: L. Zimmerman, T. Meyer, S. Struck, D. Volk, M. Miller, T. Thieman, T. Corrow, J. Bender, D. Gish. ROW 3: J. Richter, S. Rohlfing, J. Malloy, T. Hobson, C. Olson, S. McCabe, P. McCabe. ROW 4: G. McCabe, C. Schmidt, Mr. Rusch, D. Krenik. ROW 5: C. Biehn, T. Quiram, K. Perkins, T. Hobson, M. Hankins, M. Baker, P. Dickie, S. Tolzmann, M. Zimmerman, D. Traxler, L. Roemhildt. The class of H77n experi- enced a few changes in their en- trance to senior high. Many enjoyed the greater freedom and responsibili- ties of the freshman rank. They partici- pated in homecoming ac- tivities, found a bigger selection of classes, and enjoyed roller skating parties. Future hopes included earn- ing their drivers' li- cense. Class- mates were nfun-loving, friendlyn and together ex- plored the prospects CHS offered. Cfar L 8 LJ Before and after static wheel experi- ment-- an elec- trifying event! M-.......y-,.., Q , ., xx - lx, ' Qv u M' ' gfwfg g 2- .. 351 K X - A - - N . Q . S K 1 Q V . pw! X Q X . A A N N ... xxx: Q, R x , X at , W sw - - w ' ,sg Q, ' K iav X X5 A X . X 5,3 X x - . .. , ' XX - 'fi Q .W S 5 M , X . X , Q - M Q wa gr x - - Q- .Q N ,S Wit Q Q. . . . 'Q ' KX X se- .QQ Ass ,sf X343 : , ' X A xx 5 X 1 . R -42 . . ' ' r f N- Q .1 I 5 - wit Q .k. ylg ffzgs Q was Y Ks X wx-- ' A 'W Q L W- WN- X L A will X 4 X X x -M Q S X 5- X Ex y XX Z YQ .... .. 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As this Yearbook shows, the seniors had a busy year in extra- curricular activities. Every day at the stroke of 12:30 16 seniors cruised over to St. Peter i to attend the Interdistrict Vocational Center. h There they received train- ing in special fields. Ccont'd p. 305 ! 5 Cbelowj Dwight and Joe are all wrapped up in their work at Vocational while Greg Q. wonders whats pulling off. Chuck CRD The mighty senior team warms up before beating the juniors to win the class tourneys in March. ...villa Caboveb Chuck and Greg HBu1lH around with one of the guys from Le Center at the Vocational Center in St. Peter. Pattie and Dwight were honored as roy- alty at Homecoming. Some kids really exposed their shortcomings land stuffj when the Senior Class Play rolled around. As a finale to 12 l years of education, this year truly had its memorable times. Fond me- mories, good times and lots of great W friends graduated with the seniors. Cabovej The thinkers, Randy and Chuck. CRD Looks like ' Pattie and Mary are up to something again. QRD The spirit of 76 lives in Greg Tolzmann. .D Mike shoots a hook shot at the .ass tourneys. Cbelowj Ulf I Were A lrpenter,H hums Dwight. A i Cbelowj Harold holds up the base- x Q A 4. . ,,+Q l ball scoreboard H ll CRD Mr. Charles Dodson reminds Gump that no gum chewing is allowed in band Cor in his saxb Cbelowj Miss Dorothy Cotch is CHS's part-time hood ornament, semi-retired rock eater and Russian vocal music instructor. CLD The camera f-,53 4 Nr catches Mrs. Margie Cooney primping up the home ec. room. fgg CLD Ms. Richardson six has a snack, as such, between her English classes.CRD nAin't IS NOT a word!H Mrs. Rademacher exclaimes to one of her Jr. Hi English and History classes. M v Cfar LJ Jr. High Scien- tist, Mr. Gary Jordahl, tries to retain his com- posure during one of his coaching duties. CLD Mr. Rick Searing, History and English Instructor, works with a simula- 1 tion game. CRD One of Mr. Glen O'Connor's favorite pastimes, when not teaching social. Qfar RJ As librarian, Virginia Grabow always has something to do. L Cfar LD Mr. Larry Hohnstadt's com uter ty e brain P P considers another mathamatical dilemma. CLD Miss fs Nancy Hanson Hsits a spelln between her heavy L-Q 5 schedule of girls phy edlhealth classes. Cbelow L LJ HThings go better with Coke. Right Mr. Mike Harrington?H Of course his boys phy edlhealth ' m classes went 0.K. anyway. Cbelowb HA meeting of L the minds.n Industrial Arts Instructor Mr. Pat Kbrtuem explains a complicated bird house plan to the nAmazingu Mr. Larry Johannson, Mathematics whiz 9 S P.Kortuem Hohnstadt l s Q+sgtt L Cabove LD HIS that a look of hunger on your face, Mr. Jim L Rusch?n He worked up an apetite with his Social Studies classes. Cabove RJ Business Teacher Mrs. to Gerry Davis nCustomarilyn Could sg as not stress being a HSweetie f Petootyn too much. CLD Mrs. s as Cindy Williams takes a turn s for the worse, right into the lense of our camera. rg L Cleveland Public School's Board of Education: L. Koppelman, D. Ponwith, W. Hankins, D. Lloyd, F. Zimmerman, W. Grice, Supt. W. Davidson. CRD Mr. M. Goede, elementary princi- pal always had something to smile about. Cbelowj Secretary M. Schmidt gets ready to Hpunchn the forth coming mob Clunch cardsl. Cfar belowl Secretary A. Harty zaps off another quick receipt. HAll roads lead to CHS.n That what the bus drivers wish. C A. Gibbs, L. McCollum, E. Soh W. Wendelschafer, A. Vail, Wendelschafer.CbelowD HMr. Phot genicn himself, H.S. Princip Mr. Larry Corrow calls Hdial prayern after cleaning his de for pictures. Cabovel Cooks Mrs. Esther Regenscheid, Mrs. Gladys Grice and Mrs. Lorraine Struck provided nurishment for many a weary school child. CLD Mrs. Lorraine Johnson, also a cook, is dirty dish receptionist in this shot. Caboveb Mrs. Elsie Davidson filled in during Mrs. Elizebeth Thom's Cabove RD ab- sence. As school nurses both were shaking thermometers and applying band- aids four days out of every week. CRD Mrs. Jean Seely appeared every morning as in- structorial aid for the elementary. Cbelow RJ Dr. Robert Long was our Psycho- logist every other Thursday. CLD Bus driver Jo Schmidt must have sprung an axle, and stuff on the day of the pictures. -., X Caboveb Wi th broom in hand, Elmer stands at attention, ready to receive his next task. CLD Barney gets the job of cleaning up after the hungry students of C.H.S. Custodian Tony Beer was un- available for a picture. r ,E X XNN WSE fwwgi X . X X M x QS S .SNS .GN XNN., N x X .,.,, QSQN. K e. ll ' .-- Nw-shew-ji HCoach , Dwight, X' ' 4 . 1 L w basketball s CLD Simon says, HHands on hipslu Cabovej Concentration Larry, concentration. Cfar RJ Jumping high helps for an easy?? bucket? Cbelow LJ HCome and get itfn Cbelow RD Pat plays keep-away with a Wilson Warrior. 1 w CRJSeniors: Joe, Mike, Bruce, I! Larry, Chuck. i ' SCOREBOARD HOME OPPONENT 40 Waterville 42 30 Le Center 44 54 Mankato Wilson 63 36 Owatonna 59 34 St. Clair 55 57 Waldorf 50 45 Wellcome Memorial 65 56 Loyola 70 48 Henderson 60 46 Mountain Lake 50 41 St. Clair 58 33 Nicollet 83 62 Amboy 80 44 Belle Plaine 50 38 Minnesota Lake 52 57 Jordan 44 59 Henderson 76 63 Le Center 65 QaboVeD HWhich way's the locker room?H , Cbelowl Our team has L'eggs. Cfar LD Clippers discuss the situation. CLD Players streak upward in quest of the rebound. This year's basketball season was a very frustrating one for players and coaches. It started with some key injuries to kids that were counted on heavily. One loss was Chuck Perkins, whose knee injury kept him out all season. Much pressure was put on the whole team and mistakes popped up with the lack of experience. The younger players gained poise and a positive slant on the future. Although cm v011eyba11????? ...E if ,x . . 1' 1 . Q . 'Q Qi... if the improvement didn't show on the record, the players tried their hardest and especially showed it in the tourney with Le Center. Cbelowj Managers Dale Zimmerman and Ted Ka- matchus 1 enthusi- T astically view the game. x r 1 N .A if X E s i Q x .xg X X fx . .. f isps: X x 5 S SQ.. s Qs X QQ ffl f A wi :Xi . THR xx xxx 6. R XX A QX QX 1 xi X N Q ww ww , ,,,, N Wfffff' ,f ,,,,Wff1ffW muff' W WZ! X E . xx..xX , .. .E wk K - Q S- wh 5 ww' bg! KX XC ...V S Xxx Rik- .M WN X.. M X N SAA .- X 1 x X.-. X . X . X X K S SN N! S QQ S G1 p 1 , as X QQ was H' Q + E... M ? 3 3 K 5 i S . gi S . S X XX 5 NNQ N X sf SSX gg W. XQXQ ,N.X . 5 3 L X X ...Mi--'f' 2 .5 fs' .Y XX x X A .x x x. . -'-' w X S S 3 .ks Q gf Qs A N .. XXX x xm.x M N 'lg Q X X X Q xx XS X Q 46 J NNN x N 5 9 Qs X Q S N 2 sg .wSQpNQ. 55 ., S 1 x X xx! 5 3 Q ' N QS xx? Q x Q. .X.-- . . 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SY S .. - v N N I K . . . is A H , M .: Ak- .. :ct .N t NX.. r i W xx K EX X. .. gi 5 X Q S . X , . X Ai xx. X Mx E . X. Q E S A x i . ...... 5 , k ,.. . X X E. L .N , .X X . Xb NX , .. S 5 ' f Y WM N Fwwlw.. .ww - S. Q-wx X 'N is Qin X Q . XX 3 ,,,.--..- X -vm P xx XX f s Q gifs 9735-5'-S' S A if Q1 KX Q . S W. X X N 'J slr' cms A ' Rkwx X I Q Q xgex R Q 3 , ? E fmmmvww Vxwigw-ws, w X .Sw 5 N X X TSX-SS 1 x A x XX N. ? , 9 2 f 5 , B 4 , A NW N Q, ' if W A A XS Q X Q S N X 1 E Q K - as M. ff,ff1wfWMfW ROW l: L. Richter, G. Block, J. Meyer, G. Schmidt, H. Tish, G. Baker, D. Ely, D. Poll. ROW 2: M. Sohm, K. Baker, M. Ballman, P. Ferguson, L. Olson, G. Tolzmann, T. Kamatchus. ROW 3: D. Koppelman, D. Page, T. Smith, P. Sexe, Mr. Corrow, J. Block, K. Anderson, C. Perkins. 1' ,. g. ..,9 P ,i C , , ,,.. s-g.iefssSTgc ....rir . W X Ciiijiii Ihe male athletes of CHS don the traditional orange and black letterjackets for dedication to one or several sports. CRD Simon says? Cbelowl Cindy, Lori, Peggy,Jean:Lne, and Kelly hopped off their brooms for this shot. .wigs The Girls Athletic Association went al out in basketball, volleyball, gy nas- tics, softball, and track and the dis- trict tourneys in each sport. Broomba was also a fun-filled snow sport. Man of the so-called Hweaker sexn won rib- bon awards, while others enjoyed the pleasure and confidence of performing. Cleveland Clipper windbreakers are the gals trademark. Bowling at St. Peter and a gymnastics exhibition at Commu- nity Club were added to an already crowded calendar. 6 X Q, k XXX XXX . X XE ff Q +2 X sw ss Y Ufmm ,XXX X xmm is X v W s. X 'V ey XXX r XX X x X XX K R X S XX N if SX. 1 S X Q X X X xii as S X . K XX S X QS X X 'sr X X X 1 1 x ., X Q N X 3 ' x 5 N:::s.':gX:.,, . Q X ' 3 X S Xi E SX Yi X, wx 1152!-?iX X 'W S E X VX fi 1 i 4 X X, X 2 f i K i X 3 + 3 S X E 5 K s Q SX X Q X X 5 . E X X Y X A fx X 5 V ' KK Y Ki X A SWF 55 XS Xb ,XX XX J - xy . X X NQ XXX 6 Q X if X X X X. X if v ' . . Xe , X XX - X wk MSA g X X X , 'SX N K gf ' x XEZW QX -XXX N XX S . 'S 5 QQ X X Q ' X X ' X x . Kx XV XX 1 S' NX X ' x X X X X X X X X X . Xy -N Xxx Q X N x X X X X X X - ' X' M Xf if NX N ,,,, .,,.. -X X is X X Qgxx X X ' XX - XCN k Q- XXXXY K fx A X3 X L NX -X Xs EX NF Q X X X is N W X X 2 X x XX X R Q . XXQXN XS X XX XXX X 5 S XX X X X NX , X R X X X N X X S ' X NX X Y WW WW' ff' Ziff X xi., .Q JW Q X xx X X XXQIHN is w.. x X X X15 ' 'N W CRD Cindy McCabe makes Herbert up CNot outfffl. Cabovej Mr. Searing looks over the Hl'm Herbert H placed as alternate in the one act play subdistrict drama competition at Waterville. The Co- directors were Ms. Richardson and Mr. Searing. The play takes place in two antique rocking chairs occupied by Muriel CKris Krenikj and Herbert CDonn Pollb, an elderly couple who married in their 70's. Becoming a bit senile, the couple'S recollec- tions of previous marriages created confusion and hilarity. Q nad' Cabovel Cindy Derner gives Muriel some finishing wrinkles. CLD Herbert and Muriel wget old.H 'in ' S X , ' WX t sfkifilx i.:l+1wXi X X X XXXXXX ' - X EXXQXXXX X- 'XXXXX X -X Qwx KX X, Qx-x-:XSXFXXY fl X S- XY X XX.. X x 'Q i X X X Q X NX X XX X X .X X xx XXX XXX XXX X XXX XX X XX X X XX XX X XX XXX XX X X XX X X X X X S N X N XX X X XXX X X X X X X X Q X X X XX N Q X X XQXX Q W X X X Sf M Q XX X s X X X X X XXQXX gg Q X Wi sw... S-X X . X-Q QW i O 6 ., Sify f-X-X X- XXXSXX X XXX X, X X. X, X X M 0- X xxx? Qi X X Q? 2' Q XX f - XXX: X - , gy X X X- NX X Nrwxzrbu X X, X XA X X XX ,-.wrt 3 N xx 19 .XXXNX :fp . X3 x X - X XXX SXXXQX xxx SX K. X . X X X y 1' :iw . . . S F X gave XXX . XX fi X w X X x XSNSQ- X - X Q N Q WX . X X N X X X 3 S XX , ,, X 153155 13 ,X ' S X ,SX X S XXX Ni X S KN XX X .+- X. fuk Q l X. V a , xi X X X X S .P MXXX XX XX - 1 X x X? 5 S 'KX- WM N . .. s E XX XXX 514 R X Y XS XXX VW!! , Wmww, i r - fx 'fig X X -S X S 1 X , Q ,X- X X k S' QQNS. .gp . N t M- .- H. .. , ' 1 ..XX. E X X S X X. 6 'N S seth CRD These are the Junior , High Students who were eli- gible to compete with the Senior High at a local speech contest held at Cleveland High School. They are: ROW l: J. Krenik. ROW 2: D. Germscheid, A. McCabe, K. Krenik. ROW 3: M. Ellickson, T. Krenik, S. Rapp. ROW A: D. Ziebarth, M. Corrow, M. Dauk. Cbelowb Pictured here are the winners of the local Junior and Senior High Speech Contest who advanced to Sub-district. SITTING: J. Bender, T. Hobson, D. Krenik, J. Shelton, A. McCabe, K. Krenik. STANDING: C. McCabe, T. Hobson, A. Queen, D. Poll, M. Corrow. Mumbling is a no-no in the speech world, but speaking with clearness and feeling count a great deal. This was what Miss Richardson, who advised grades 10-12, and Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Rademacher who backed up grades 7-9, talked mostly about to their speech students. It's difficult to pick a speech and try to interpret it and win an honor in speech competition. Different invitations gave Cleveland and surrounding schools' a chance to compete in ll possible catagories before all students put forth great efforts to n I achieve that Nimportant goalln 'I '4 P . s Cabovel The Sub-district winners, LoriC., Donn P., Diane K., Theresa Q., and Jan S., gloat before they advance to District. CLD Donn almost streaked to Regions after winning at the District contest at Monty. HCle-Hi Chattern was the main source of information that C.H.S. dents and parents received. Just about all areas of school activity 'e covered and extras such as polls, editorials, the energy crisis, l letters from students abroad gave spice to the news. Senior Editors Christensen and D. Poll both commented that it was a busy year for :H Chattern with so many new and different happenings. Ccont'd at RD Many long hours were nut in by seniors, juniors and sophomores and especially by Advisor Mrs. Davis in the creation of our school newspaper. Cabovej HChatterH Editors JoAnn and Donn debate a hot news item. CLD nLets keep those carriages moving, typists.n ,,.....1..111- CROW lj D. McCabe, P. Hoffmann, L. Corrow, M. McCabe, J. Schmidt, T. Hankins, R. Derner, D. Biehn, M Rohlfing. CROW 21 D. Zim erman, K. Smith, L. Ponwith, P. Kletchka, J. Keinz, C. Becker, J. Tonneson P. Sohm, C. Poll, D. Miller, C. Derner, J. Christensen, G. Davis, Advisor. CROW 3D K. Rohlfing, J Flowers, P. Schleeve, T. Davis, D. Krenik, L. Olson, B. Zimmerman, B. Loeffler, L. Richter, K. Krenik J. Schmidt, C. McCabe, B. Rapp, D. Poll. Cfar LD HALWAYS MAKE SENSE.H Mrs. Davis suggests to Mary. Mary R. and Deb B. were the Junior Editors and will step up to Editors in 1974-75. CLD Jim the Mimeographer keeps the news moving. H5555 5: 'R . ,us . , 5- -,M A N Nw. X,XX,X ff SN I Q fx Q, X ,,., ..,.. N sm-Q is xx xx X N W x X N ' kv 'QQ N X x X X S x Q RN S sa S X X XY xx., ,ex-K-',f WN , iff S X Q x w Sw W Q sf N X SX x 6 S egg. K ,N X .,,, X X X 5 X x X X Q Q 1 ' , ' A N P - ii 5 X :NNY Q b K SQ - x XA N Qi Q Aix X K x . X Q K Q X X NN' Q . . qi K 9,1 bi X Ks, X XX W N x N xx x X XXQ X xg N 5 Q t, Wi Y ar w ill Xkk - V N xxx A QQ x fs Q xXQN XX ' x Y Q X , X XX 5 AX Qyx 2 S S E, A N1 . gg Q 3 xx 2. ' 15 eg Xxx 'Q 'Nm T S -.1 N ff M :xx A xx V N , Q 3? xy A X h X Xxx Rx X ed, 5 WW ?fMMf,,ff,fa f X , W X X N XL wiwmzi fwzwtf 50602 .HHS The four virtues of the National Honor Society are scholarship, leader- ship, character - and service which each member must possess. Fall and Spring instal- lations are held year. ln the members, inducted previous Spring, installed into society along with each Fall, the are the any other Juniors or Seniors accepted. In the Spring new provisional members from the sophomore are inducted. If maintain the high class they stan- dards of the society they are then installed the following fall. nlt has been a challenge for the society to maintain the four virtues and I hope we have inspired some to strive a little harder to achieve membership,H stated last president. years Cabove LD The Fall '73 ceremony installed six juniors and one senior as active NHS members. Cabove RD Terry receives his pin. CLJSITTING: C. Derner, G. Tolzmann, P. Hoffmann, D. Poll, M. Sexe, K. Krenik, R. Gish. STANDING: Mr. Corrow, D. Krenik, L. Olson, T. Davis, D. McCabe, K. Rohlfing, B. Ponwith, Honorary members Mrs. M. Cooney and Mrs. G. Davis . Absent: K. Christensen. f-M-1 Cabove LD Sophomores Cindy McCabe Lori Ponwith, and Andy Queen con- template what NHS membership means Cabove RJ During Spring installa- tion, Mr. Corrow prepares to announce the three new provisional members. QLD Cindy, Lori, and Andy prepare to sign themselves in as provisional members. 9 o k X . XX W xN.x X, .221 i1.i?2N,Q x X fe x Q23 N- 'X N x x Nw ..,. - A Q xx X v iw XX -ww! i sg X X M .,ff2,- 5 X ,X f SPS is NX Q .ws s X Q' A Qu-Qi. g Q X XXAQXY: - X X YA XS x Si X xi X 3 xy x5X 33 X X Y I QSNNX . 2 Navi' x ' -was X X XIV' X i X X X i W XX X . six KX X , K x XX WWMNX Q XNMMX 'Nb . .QRQT x A X w N T wx , Q Q Rm, NNW.. SN. N 'M W N y - wb 4 xx x X 'rj sg X xx X...-,Nw Ex A KX 'Mg mv ---- K - sw f - V NW NNN xix 4. g ww S X fix 9 wi ci In x - .fb N: W .SL f M 4 x X ...,X N K -xv xwb xx .. , as 5 .gifgsf X -X x x awk - x Q S r . . T 1 M .: V' J -QQ X wrw W ff v ff V f , 1 W V r X mx .tt QI N. ., 4 N h N -if ,a cw 1 N - X wg .X X, 1 X-in , . XX , QS X x w, X an . x 55. 5. K Y as s hw kx ff 3 KN low LJ B. Zim- merman and B. ieffler wearily sten. Cfar LJ ,Junior Editor ry takes time t for a snack. ddle LJ Advis- - Miss Richard- In checked, re- checked, and JF ayed all pages efore entering the annual. ,low RJ Selling uals the Clip- ber patch way! Kris cries on onn's shoulder l she discovers .has glued her hand to the layout. Rb I si y carry on their business. CLD Hillbillies at anced the UBarnyard Blueslu Cabovei nFor better Cabovel Were Joe Peace Terry Davis performs another marriage and Kathi playing nior Editor Ruth contemplates on the placement of HHookeyH the day Cabovej The Junior Class Times Staff. CLD Donn, Bonnie, and gang pluck out the old mountain rythm. CbelowD Through rain, sleet and even class- rooms, snappy photographers Dean and Doug were always on the spot. L- Y pictures were taken? .-gmf SM F fd' ? Rx S Nm M. N--. X W X55 vw Mx Q 9 ,X 52.55 ..,, A wx X Km , fx- ,, S 1 fi sa ., X fm . r . S W H - Ng- Ez N X wx, S ' My Y W0 ws -N' WS saving V -s X Q mv M--f...,N fliiij Y .. .:, ii X i Fi was iw X M 44? . XS. x x 2 X X .A.. A ,,.,., ,,,, ...., 1 ..,., ., A X xx i n xx Q . 5- , SQ. N Sf X A X tm Q :.:. X, x X Q.- Rx -X x . N x V -s2i2.gsg:g.,g::N ff X - F 'mf ' X vig X. ' ' I-5:-555. , 4 if f f X f . X - K . .... N ww ' SWNiYR x Xgfpg W mr s xml .wt vw SSN WM'-QNX , NS w Q- J f-4 , HW Q girls represented Cleveland at the te FHA Convention. CLD Lori and Cindy the Sr. chapter and Cabovej Julie and lene from the Jr. chapter. Julie is also cretary. Cabove RJ The Jr. FHA officers cieve pins for their participation in aptef activities. l Y ROW 1: Advisor Mrs. Margie Cooney, Pres. J. Richter, V.P. M. Dauk, Tres. A. McCabe, His. P. Rohlfing, Par. C. Olson, Rec. T. Krenik, Rep. P. McCabe. ROW 2: P. Ferguson, L. Schleeve, T. Quiram, J. Anderson, K. Krenik, M. Ellickson, M. Page, S. Rapp, D. Rrenik, J, Rohlfing, L. Ponwith, J. Fortier, T. Hobson, K. Perkins, S. Struck. The Junior FHA Chapter started their year with an enthusiastic report from four members who attended the FHA leadership camp. Plans for the year included stressing community involvement by working with senior citizens. Chapter activities during the year included the District-XI FHA Convention, State FHA Conven tion, sock hop, white elephant sales, a pizza supper. and delivering cheerboxes to senior citizens at Christmas. The chapter members were introduced-to a new program of action called NImpact.n Future plans will continue to center around the flmpactu method of carrying out the goals and purposes. offthe FHA. 4 M 2 in .W .1 I, Q E SENIOR CHOIR: Row 1: L. Corrow, C. Poll, P. Sohm, K. Perkins, T. Quiram, R. Rletsehka, 5. NcCak C. Olson, L. Penwith, J. Lyons, Director Miss D. Cotch. Row 2: J. Christensen, P. Hoffmar D. Biehn, R. Smith, B. Zimmerman, S. Struck, 'R. Rrenik, D. Ely, R. Davis, P. McCabe, N. Rohlfir Row 3: D. Krenik, R. Derner, D. Zimmerman, D. McCabe, J. Schmidt, J. Richter,,B. Loeffler, Eriekson, C. McCabe, H. Rohlfing, B. Penwith, C. Derner. Row 4: P. Schleeve, D.Krenik, D.Olso T. Ratmachus, R. A d ' ' 1 ' n eison, J. blocx, R. Rose, C. Perkins, D. Poll. Y. yi W R . 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R is 2 . iw 'X . N V , , A 5 . if , X XS? Y A xg Q. Q? ' x N S R ' A x K l x If ' X ' 2 'W 1: G. Krenik, I. Krenik, S. Rann. ROW 2: J. Rouifing, D. Krenik, P. nlfing, J. Anderson, S. Christensen, S. Krenik, A. McCabe. ROV 3? R. McCabe, Haukins, R. Doran, L. Quiram, B. Ponwith, L. Richter, C. Perkins, 9. Tolzmann, Germscheid. ROW 4: P. Dickie, P. Schleeve, D. Rrenik, K. Anderson, L. Hlson, Block, T. Hobson, C. Perkins, K. Krenik. ROW 5: Director Mr. C. Dodson. av . - XE., . 3 'D , A sei? Q5 H f km. as .mm i S MN-N QS . ww Lx N if F K vs.. ...... ' g 5 xR. f .Q l i A i , . I f will X A if X .55 Xi N x tix 5 fa .f .WR -W. ...... .. .4 ., R XM wwe Q X ,.., x . ,... . 1' QNM3 iily X Xs..fi.wk xii 3g6 S if ix gm 4. + 5 if . XR we -N553 'X . 1 .M - 1-:-fi: R i 1 , . if Rs 5 0 I Ni 5-ff, f , by Cmade it YJ S1smftsAw'1 CRD Greg Baker was honored as the Most Valuable Player of the Valley Conference. l 4 Cbelowb These five seniors G. Block G 3 9 Tolzmann, C. Perkins, G. Baker, and D. Voit, received All-Conference awards for outstand ing football performance. CRD L. Richter receives his trophy for championship one-on- one performance. CRD Pat Sexe and Tim Smith received the WCCO Player of the Week Awards for their perfor- mance during the football and baske tb all seas ons respectively. The only three seniors on the baseball squad this year we CL to RD Bruce Fahning, Harold Tish and Mike Sohm. The three handled the majority of the leadership and the humc x Q Q QQ .- X5 X -X ww. X XY S :xp rg-1 xx .Y NX omg W L S X x if R X xv 5 IE. is Q x 5' :X k fx Q ,Q ik X Q X N YN W X N N X C1bove5 ROV 1 Wqnaqer T Kamatchus, M. Corrow, T Corrow, T Schleeve, Q Zleharth, J Yalechka, Z1eba1th, Manager D Volt ROV 2: Coach G. 0'Conno1, A Oueen, T Oloon, Cekp, H Xq J Harmon, M Ballman, D Plv I Giersdorf, Asslstaut Coach B Pooenow 'bt . Q X XX- X N CAST-- XX 'N' X Q N nz: ,., ..,. : ,Qi XXX X X Ng X ,X ...:,. XXX Q. X R q,,x.,, QNX.. 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X X X XSS X QXKS ' RX XSS NW CPD Kyle can't take the excite- ment when the assumed thief con- fronts George with some Hfriende CAST OF CHARACTERS George Wooster Maxine Kyle Kinton Mickey Kinton Thelma Cassidy Allison Cassidy Edgar Merritt Helen Findexter Wilbur Findexter Grant Chandler Ken Anderson Pattie Hoffmann Cindy Derner Leon Ouiram Barb Zimmerman Donna Miller Greg Block JoAnn Christensen Greg Tolzmann Joe Rohlfing HDouble in Diamonds,n a mystery comedy performed by the Class of '74, struck Cpast tense of streakj its April 25 and 26 audiences' funny bones. Set on an island in the Bahamas, George Wooster, an insurance investigator. was out to nab a society iewel thief. To aid him, George employed the Htal- entsn of Kyle and Mickey Kinton, a happy-go- lucky duo of retired sophisticated thieves, whom George never could catch. TUVGSCinGCOY WOOSter plans a benefit weekend, with real intentions of gathering suspected thieves, isolating them on the island and tempting the thief into exposing himself. Besides the arrest of the crook, there was a real and a paste diamond necklace, a love story, divorce story, the exposure of the society thief, and one additional, unsus- pected apprehension. The cast was aided by Miss Karla Richardson, and the crews' director was Mr. Rick Searing. lyn per- suasion. CLD NEXT? Cupper LD Let's do that scene just NONEH more time! Love those late night rehearsals. fabovel Maxine watches Mickey who watches Kyle who watches .... ,4 X S XS X X v f A aww . .F N E X Q' XX S ' KL Xx .-'A X XY Q x ss XXKXST' X XX- 1 ' 1: is QQ X - :X X1 ia: - .X XX- X - 1, m 3 N5 in 'S ' 4 N X,.x m XX QNX XXX -XX X. Y S XX X S ig ..,,. X51 1 X E X X X 1 . X X X x X X X X 13. X ii M Q s i i SR F' X XE 5 2 S may Ss X X x . X , X XX ,Q X F , XX , 4 , . . 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CRD Karla Krenik and Jon Krenik received the 8th grade American Legion Good Citizenship Awards. elow LD Donn re- ves the VFW Voice Democracy trophy he won for his ,eech, nMy Respon- .bility as a Citi- .H Donn also re- ceived the Best nior Choir Member ward. Cbelow and elow RD Donn and ane both received perior ratings at he State Regional cal Contest. CRD Diane hits the high notes. Yi! S3 3 xxSgj 5555! Q1 'inte CLD The Best Senior Band Member Award went to Joe Rohlfing for his out standing service to the band. Cbelowb Mr Dodson Hstreaksn out awards to Jolene, Doug, and Joe for outstanding District solos. Qabovel The Yearbook Staff honors the cooks with the nSmart Cookien Award. CRD Placing in. a Jr. High Contest, Theresa Quiram received a trophy from speech coach Miss Richardson. gfe csenfbr GQss Cbelow LJ Rev. Kevin'Clinton CCHS l966D addresses the Baccalaureate audience. Cbelow RJ Standing solemnly for the gf Baccalaureate I invocation by GQ'ueQn0f.7fy5 cscfoof Rev. Vail. announces 175 'U p p Gommencemenl axenczlses I gfursdny euenznj my Mzkhbff mneleen Aunofveofanofseuenyjgur N ezyfl o cfocf O . 3 5 Cabovej ROW 1: S. Shelton, J. Christensen, M. Erickson, D. Miller, P. Hoffmann, C. Derner, S. Ballman, D. Poll. ROW 2: M. Sexe, K. Krenik, G. Baker, D. Voit, M. Sohm, T. Super, G. Beer, G. Block, T. McCabe. ROW 3: B. Zimmerman, C. Perkins, B. Fahning, B. Loeffler, J. Rohlfing, J. McCabe, L. Quiram, R. Rose, G. Queen. ROW 4: G. Tolzmann, H. Tish, L. Richter, K. Anderson, R. Gish, S. Bennett, M. Johnson, J. Meyer. Qupper middleb A VERY VERY happy Mark Johnson receives his diploma before leaving good old CHS for the LAST time!!! CRD Commemcement speaker Mr. David R. Landswork and class honor spokesman Donn Poll, get acquainted seconds before delivering their messages. CLD 1974 Honor Graduates: Greg, Donna, Mike, Mary, Terry, Pattie, Kris, Cindy, Donn. Cbelowb Maybe a last ww- hug?! CLD For his outstanding high school achievements, Mike received the Androli Award at graduation. CLD Senior Chuck Perkins. CRD Mr. L. Koppelman, Jr. facts at a O OO explains some community club meeting. Qfgggs Sfwe KRD On its way to bigger and better things. The new addition is slowly but surely on its way up. Cbelow middlel Bruce Rosenow CBubbaJ was a superb student teacher. With his jokes, ability, and sense of humor, he made many friends. Cabovel A new baseball dug- out for Cleveland High? We're working on it! .-......,, esssikss 'fxifif A parting shot. a av mb rmaiqkoa, mme ucjhcqjmbn Pzinaxg C.ow2'wb:7xf- 317041 JHSSSGQPVS JXTNSYB J Zfovq UVYO29. U13 v'CUxEh 'omsihbng V over cas, ahh eom psqfls mfs AJ AVC? Qoodgggxg 9rorm2,frqNs,seQL. N 'l wk 4 i 1 W' 'l.-.asm-1:yq...s4,. me. Inf hrnutv NON ICN . . N5 HMDNE UBI-H10 Ritt Electric St. Peter his Cfutulog Salt-fkgvncw St. Peter, Minn. Ph. 931-5676 Compliments of MOTOR INN CHEVROLET CO. 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