Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

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,,GQG, Qjylrr - ,g . o Front row: Janet Taylor, Joanne Howard, Betty Kynett, Judy Parchen, Jeanne Parker, Pat Tyler, Linda Nelson, Julia Goss, Carol lleiilinger. Row Iwo: Laurel Peetz, llonnie Bell, Evelyn Anderson, Karen Dierks, Sandra Behr:-nd, Judy Young, Jean Romey, Carol Cook, Marilyn Me- Kinley. Barbara Blinkinsop. Rau' three: Jack Rockwell, Curtis Powell, Byrl Swanson, Jack Wolfe, Robert Spielman, Joan Rascher, Peggy Tuttle, Becky Cames, Charles Pelton, Barry Doyne. Row four: Jim Krambeck, Mike Kearney, Kurt Truax, Bruce Mills, Bruce Bird, Tom Barnard, Bill Owen, Erik Farley Jarold Lein, Tom Campbell. Kenneth Tranbarger. Clinton High School's self-governing body is the Student Council. As stated in the constitution, the organization has its purpose 'sto promote loyalty and unity among the students of our school, to provide a wide-spread exchange of student opinion, to promote the general welfare of the students through cooperation with the faculty, the school administration and community, and to develop a greater spirit of democracy. tl Q Ct OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Left to right: Byrl Swanson, treasurerg Mr. Maynard Hansen, Mr. John Nielsen, Becky Carnes, vice president, Miss Helen Stoddard, Jack Rockwell, president, Mr. David Kirkman, head adviser. Not pictured, Janet Taylor, sec- retary.

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swf YVON AND MYRON That's where' l live, says Yvon Davy, our foreign exchange student, to Myron Kruger, his Mite-ric'ui1 hrolhm-r. Yvon is our fir:-t French exchange student. Others have been three boys from Germany and a girl from Denmark. P -or The Council is composed of the four student body officers, the four officers from each class and eight other students from each class. One of the chief projects is arranging for the foreign exchange student program at CHS. The group secures funds for this project by such means as roller-skating parties, bake sales, and car washes. This year the group also sold Shares of De- mocracy in order to give everyone a chance to contribute. Another of the projects this year was the compilation and sale of student directories. I SPECIAL PROJECTS Jeanne Parker. Kearney' Tom fI'0nlZ Bonnie Blpll, Carol Campbeljy Pat Tyler. Heidinger, tstandingl Marilyn McKinley. Peggy Tuttle. P Y 1