Cleveland High School - Clipper Yearbook (Cleveland, MN)

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3 That's Entertainment! 3 Chanhassen Dinner Theater-- i HAnything Goesn . . . bliz- zard warnings . . . fall installation--l5 new mem- bers . . . several goofed on speaking parts . . . president Carol Schmidt . . . Variety Show . . . Jerry Walechka Band, Diana Gross, clowns, gymnasts, Gongl, HEvergreenH . . . Diane and Theres, four-star winners . . . spring in- stallation--four new mem- bers . . . pantomime, dra- ma, speech, music, dance . . . Mrs. Cindy Williams, advisor . . . nAct well your part, for there the honor liesn--motto of In- ternational Thespian Soc- iety. Ill nThat's not what it says here,H directs advisor Mrs. Williams. IZI Row 1--D. Krenik, J. Schleeve, J. Richter, T. Quiram, P. Rohlfing, S. McCabe. Row 2--J. Sohm, J. Anderson, D. Gish, L. Zimmerman, A. McCabe, S. Rohlfing, M. Corrow, C. Olson, P. McCabe, T. Hobson. Row 3--S. Curtis, T. Blaido, T. Hobson, J. Christensen, T. Krenik, M. Germscheid, C. Schmidt, P. Dickie, K. Krenik. l31 Theres and Diane Hclownn around at the Variety Show. lhl Crystal apparently doesn't like having her picture taken. '51

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-ff. ., ' IU 'Aera Ill Row 1--B. Derner, R. Schleeve, M. Corrow, K. Schmidt. Row 2--J. - Zimmerman, T. Hobson, J. McCollum, J. Quiram. Row 3--M.Fahning, D. Krenik, P. Davis, T. Keinz. Row 4--R.Rohlfing, B. Ponwith, T. Rohlfing, K. Krenik. Row 5--L. Hoppe, T. Quiram, S. Doran. Ill Winners from Mankato East and St. Peter Invitational proudly display their ribbons and trophies. l3l Twelve students went into district competition. These seven made it to finals. l41 Working together to put a successful speech program together are speech advisors K. Richardson, C. Williams, J. Dornquast. URHTUR5 STRIVE TU EXCEL Knees knocking, voices shaking--21 students out for speech, 7-l2 . . . advisors Miss Richardson, Mrs. Dornquast, Mrs.Williams . . . new catagory, significant speeches . . . early morning bus rides . . . invitationals: Mankato State Uni- versity, Mankato East, St. Peter . . . tension, excitement--posting the final round--glory, dis- appointment . . . sack lunches . . . practice to perfect . . . District at Faribault Bishop Whipple, an organized hassle, where oh where could it be? . . . Theres Quiram, Mike Corrow advanced to Regions, Cannon Falls . . . hard work . . . losers were victorious--an ability to keep a life-time. J'

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Remarded Torch of Knowiedge it wouidn t stay 1it . . . three new members 1nsta11ed at fa11 instailation . . . participated in at least two extra curricuiar activities, 871 grade point average advisor Mrs. Geraidine Davis . . . one new member 1nsta11ed in spring . . . president Mike Germscheid 11ght1ng candies . . . members ushered at graduation schoiarship, ieadership, character, service upho1d1ng the duties of Nationai Honor JJ Ill Are we supposed to say all that? l21 Organized confusion. l31 Helping to choose members and planning installations is the job of advisor Mrs. Davis. I41 Front Row--K. Krenik, T. Hobson, L. Zim erman, J. Anderson. Row 2--T. Krenik, P. McCabe, J. Richter, C. Schmidt. ROW 3--J- Christensen, S. McCabe, S. Tolzmann, M. Germscheid, J. Krenik. ISI Mike finds keeping the Torch of Know- ledge lit is no easy task.