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No one can realize, as can the persons who worked under Mr. Kidder, the value of his patience, sacrifices and untiring efforts in the making of this, our first Annual.
May his life, as an inspiration and example to the Student Body, urge them on to the goal of higher ideals. |
Miss Beadle is loved by the Student Body for her vital interest and faith in each and every one. Her dependability and willingness have been of great value in the success of the Annual. |  |
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
If you want a public office, on in which you can devote a goodly amount of your time, thought, and your efforts and then wait till “doom’s day” for a thank-you, which you will never get, then bid for a place on the Board of Education.
Few ever realize, unless they have at some time served on such a Board, what is expected of a board-member. He must be ready to drop his work at any time when something important at the school must be attended to. He uses his very best judgment at all times, but being human, is not able to please everybody, so becomes the target for many fiery darts. But there are some who do appreciate these efforts and so with those, the Faculty and students join in this expression of appreciation.
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SCHOOL CALENDAR
| Aug. 29—School starts with a bang! |
| Aug. 30—Seats assigned in assembly! |
| Sept. 4—Teachers begin work on plan books. |
| Sept. 7—Weather hot! |
| Sept. 8—Seniors elected officers and ordered class rings. |
| Sept. 9—We won baseball game with Wheatland, 9 to 2 (Late meetings that evening.) |
| Sept. 12—Old faculty surprised new faculty at Superintendent’s home. |
| Sept. 13—Calamus vs. Clarence. Four extra innings; called on account of darkness. |
| Sept. 14—Senior Weiner Roast |
| Sept. 15—School at 8:00—Dismissed, too hot. |
| Sept. 16—Patriotic program. Tryouts for Dramatic Club. |
| Sept. 17—School paper reporters elected. |
| Sept. 22—Juniors elected class officers. |
| Sept. 30—Kid Party, farewell on Bill Macaulay. |
| Oct. 3—Organiztion of G. A. A. Six weeks’ tests. |
| Oct. 4—“Bill” Macaulay moves to Lisbon. |
| Oct. 5—Lowden vs. Clarence, won 4 to 6. |
| Oct. 6—Warren Claney is elected captain of Athletic Club. Calamus defeated Clarence, 4 to 0. (Later meetings that evening.) |
| Oct. 7—Seniors elected class officers. Sophomore entertain Freshman. |
| Oct. 13—Freshman Weiner Roast at Seven Mile Place. |
| Oct. 17—Daniel Mowry lost in Tipton. |
| Oct. 19—School takes recreation hike. H. S. boys defeated by girls in ball game. |
| Oct. 27—Senior rings arrive. |
| Oct. 28—Seniors put on Stunt Program. |
| Oct. 31—Mr. Krumbaltz gave talk on “Reaching Perfection.” |
| Nov. 1—Norma Koch entertains Senior Girls at her home. |
| Nov. 5—Girls start volley ball. |
| Nov. 7—Rev. Fauth talked to assembly. |
| Nov. 8—School News becomes “Klarence Hi-Lines.” |
| Nov. 11—Girls start basketball tournament. |
| Nov. 15—Seniors attend funeral of Esther Hartwig’s father. |
| Nov. 18—Sophomores put on Ford stunt. |
| Nov. 21—Children busy selling Christmas Seals. |
| Nov. 22—Most interesting and instructive lecture by Dr. Pirie Beyea. |
| Nov. 23—Florence Davis visits school. “All Tournament” playground ball team selected by Miss Koch. |
| Dec. 2—Bennett-Clarence basketball game at Bennett. |
| Dec. 5—Beulah, Norma K., and Myra dismissed from history class to write theme on “Why Is a Woman’s Cheeks Like a Team of Horses?” |
| Dec. 8—Faculty entertained School Board and janitor, and their wives. |
| Dec. 9—Lowden-Clarence boys’ B. B. game at Clarence. Eighth Grade’s “Simply Awful Tinpany Orchestra.” |
| Dec. 17—Clarence 39, Bennett 18; at Clarence. |
| Dec. 22—Glee Club Carolling Party. |
| Dec. 23—Christmas tree and program. |
| Jan. 3—School starts after Christmas vacation. |
| Jan. 10-11—Semester exams. |
| Jan. 12—Triple header B. B. game with Mechanicsville |
| Jan. 13—Eighth graders receive class pins |
| Jan. 24—Lowden vs. Clarence and Clarence Independents vs. Stanwood Ind. |
| Jan. 27—“The Three Graces,” Junior class play. |
| Feb. 2—Home Declamatory Contest |
| Feb. 3—Calamas B. B. game here. |
| Feb. 7—Grand Mound boys vs. Clarence at Clarence. |
| Feb. 12—Rev. Fauth gives most interesting talk. |
| Feb. 13—Clarence girls defeat Grand Mound at Clarence, 25 to 9. |
| Feb. 14—Calamus vs. Clarence here. |
| Feb. 16—“Sophs” entertained at Alberta Kemmann’s house. |
| Feb. 18—Clarence girls defeated Stanwood there, 18 to 15. |
| Feb. 20—Seniors attended the funeral of Norman Hartwig’s father. |
| Feb. 21—Glee Clubs sing for Farm Bureau. |
| Feb. 22—Beaulah Bower wins first in County Contest. |
| Feb. 24—Double header with Stanwood. Pie Social. |
| Feb. 27—Inter-class Tournaments. |
| Feb. 28—Tom Thumb Wedding, by First, Second and Third Grades. |
| Feb. 29—Alberta Kemmann wins first in dramatic division at Mt. Vernon. Juniors surprise “dishwashers”—big feed and party. |
| Mar. 5—Norma Stange develops bad case of mumps in company with many others. Laurence Kleppe had yellow jaundice. |
| Mar. 9—C. H. S. B. B. girls played Belle Plaine at District Tournament at Mt. Vernon. |
| Mar. 14—Rev. Bearse talks to assembly. |
| Mar. 15—Beloit-Cornell debate. “Resolved, that the U. S. should not protect by armed force the capital invested in foreign lands except after formal declaration of war.” |
| Mar. 17—Bernice Fictor wins County Spelling Contest at Tipton. |
| Mar. 22—Senior Class party at Adelia Meier’s. |
| Mar. 23—Manual Arts exhibit at Clarence Motor Company Showroom. |
| Mar. 26—Pictures taken for Annual. |
| April 12-13—Big Darktown Minstrel Show at Legion Hall. |
| April 25—John McClellan gets his hair cut boy-bob. |
| April 27—Seniors go to Junior College Play at Tipton. |
| April 28—Seniors go to Cedar Rapids to have pictures taken. |
| May 1—Junior-Senior Banquet. |
| May 4—Operetta. |
| May 8—Senior Class Play, “The Mummy and the Mumps”. |
| May 10—Class Day and Commencement Exercises. |
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FACULTY
Superintendent, R. J. KIDDER, B. A.; Epworth Seminary, Epworth, Iowa; Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa
Principal, JENNA E. BEADLE, B.A.; Mathematics; Yankton Academy, Yankton, S. D.; Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa; I. N. N. Pueblo, Mexico
MISS HILMA RICHARDSON, B. A.; English; Mason City High School, Mason City, Iowa; Mason City Junior College, Mason City, Iowa; Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
MR. JAMES MACAULAY; Coaching, Manual Arts; Coggon High School, Coggon, Iowa; Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa; I. S. T. C., Cedar Falls, Iowa
MISS LOUISE KOCH, Home Economics; Clarence High School, Clarence, Iowa; Simpson College, Indianola, Iowa; Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa
MISS IRENE LANDT, Music; Lanark High School, Lanark, Ill.; Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa; I. S. T. C., Cedar Falls, Iowa; Illinois State Norman University
MISS LOUISE PATERSON, Seventh Grade; Tipton High School, Tipton, Iowa; Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
MISS PAULINE SMITH, Sixth Grade; Tipton High School, Tipton, Iowa; Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Iowa State University, Iowa City, Iowa
MISS LAVONNE RAMSEY, Fifth Grade; Clarksville High School, Clarksville, Iowa; I. S. T. C., Cedar Falls, Iowa
MISS ALMA RUTHER, Fourth Grade; Clarence High School, Clarence, Iowa; I. S. T. C., Cedar Falls, Iowa
MISS ISABELLE FREEMAN, Third Grade, Clarence High School, Clarence, Iowa; Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; I. S. T. C., Cedar Falls, Iowa
MISS CATHERINE VAN OSTRAND, Second Grade, Oxford Jct. High School, Oxford Jct., Iowa; Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; I. S. T. C., Cedar Falls, Iowa
MISS INA CRUISE, First Grade, Olin High School, Olin, Iowa; Cedar Rapids Business College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; I. S. T. C., Cedar Falls, Iowa
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BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER
1.—Kidder; 2.—Cruise; 3.—Smith; 4.—Van Ostrand; 5.—Beadle; 6.—Ruther; 7.—Richardson; 8.—Freeman; 9.—Paterson; 10.—Ramsey; 11.—Koch; 12.—Macaulay; 13.—Landt. |
