Owen Withee High School - Clover Leaf Yearbook (Owen, WI)

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llilk FORENSICS Bottom Row- V. Smith, It-3. Schommer, P. Bladl, L. Poaodzinski, B- Alle Mills, N. Newman, N. Piotrowski, S. Uilksman. 2nd Row- P. Bladl, J. F. Samek, E. Gay, G. Southworth, B. Nesevich, G. Fakes, D. Matthews, Sanderson, D. Nills, Urs. Armstrong. 3rd Row- B. Bragstad, B. Roix. Plummer, L. Teclaw, B. Lysdahl, I. Ciokiewicz, J. stuve, B. Hull, T. S, Streughn. Lth Row- B. Lindvren, L. Saoetta, B. Hilts, B. Johnson King, N. Nason, B. Pyatt, MJ. Allen, T-'. Barnaske, D- PYHVCQ AbSel'1t Peterson, n, A. Nadsen, R. H. Gay, , J. Ida 17 Vik' dbav ffzwzfizw There were thirty nine students, under the direction of Mrs. Armstrong, who particinated in the various fields of forensics. The favorites among the students were humorous and serious declamations, orivinal and non orvinal orations, extemnoraneous readings and extemnoraneous speaking. Orations and declamations were memorized, could not exceed ten minutes, and no oronerties such as costumes and chairs could be used. Extemporaneous speeches were ore- oared one hour in advance and were from five to seven min- utes long. Extemporaneous readings selected thirty minutes before narticioating time were taken from various books and reading materials. The contestants were then given ratings of A, B, or C according to the decision of the judges. An elimination contest was held to determine the students who participated in the leaeue contest which was held at Stanley. Those receiving the higher ratings took Dart in the District Contest at Eau Claire the beginning of Anril. We mfg df A I M W J

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CLOVERBUD - BLOSSOM wwf Seated-T. Devine, O. Woik, A. Wesneski, J. Mahoney, E. Bjornstad, P. Bladl L. Obernberger, W. Lindau, A. Schafer. 2nd Row- Mrs. Armstrong, J. Wesneski, J. hckerman, F. Samek, M. Bernsee, N. Murphy, D. Uapes, A. Arp. 3rd Row- D. Southwortha G. Behringer, C. Smith, R. Sluzewski, J. Riley, P. Devine, L. wilson, K. Roohr, H. Laube, M. Johnson, G. Behringer. The Senior Class, under the direction of Mrs. Armstrong, gathered news of local interest, part of which was put in the local paper and the rest published in the Clover Bud. The Clover Bud, consisting of news of most interest to the student body, was published every two weeks. J' A X K fy y N Q 1 9 'y X' we Q Editor-in-Chief

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KEY CLUB Seated- B. Hull, A. Smith A. Nowak, F, Samek, J. Madsen, D. Southworth, P. Stasek, Standing- P. Bladl, G. Southworth, E. Gay, W. Hansen, A. Burhop, C. Lulloff, Mr. Daniel. The Key Club, under the direction of Louis Daniel, began it's first year in Owen as of May 20, 19165 It's first job was to elect officers which are as follows: President- Frank Samek Vice President- Alex Nowak Secretary- Jerry Madsen Treasurer- Don Southworth Last fall we sponsored a hot dog stand at the Owen Junior fair. During the course of the year we spoL ' the naming of WOwen Eaglesn for the football and baskc' . We sold T-shirts, banners and buttons and it lS now ou. .ope to send two delegates to the Key Club Convention in Washing- ton D.C.