Clermont School News Christmas Programs and Basketball Results
Students tre at downtown movies after gifts and treats as Seventh Grade staged Dickens Carol with leads like Albert Weao and Charles Wagner. Eighth Grade shared Christmas in lands. Mary Kamp scored a star in math. Clermont teams split with Waucoma 1-1, Judy Swenson scoring 25 in the girls thriller 39-38. Clermont boys beat them 29-5 but lost two to McGregor 36-24 girls and 64-49 boys.
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Dickens
Albert Weao
Charles Wagner
Scrooge
LaVerne Swenson
Marleys Ghost
Elliott Olson
Bob Cratchit
JoAnn Moore
Mrs. Cratchit
Gary Gilson
Barbra Thies
Rebecca Olson
Carol Mott
Mary Kamp
Sine
Clermont
Waucoma
Judy Swenson
Gabreil
Clermont Boys
Art Nelson
Gearend
McGregor
Klatsbach
Kemp
Typing Class Students Hit 25 WPM Semester Goal
The class announces that Victor Amundson Marlene Durscher Ramona Olson and Billy Swenson have achieved the semester goal of 25 words per minute. Several students have reached 20 wpm or more in the ten minute tests and letter writing tasks.
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Victor Amundson
Marlene Durscher
Ramona Olson
Billy Swenson
Virginia Nelson
Judy Paulson
Marilyn
Lucille Guyer
Dale Schultz
Janet Lyngaas
Yvonne Chapman
Helen Reierson
Mary Marse
White Cliffs
Dover
Lidice
Norma Schweinerus
JoAnn Swenson
Arthur Nelson
Christmas Party at CHS Celebrates With Carols and Gifts
Seniors sponsored a Christmas party at high school with caroling hot chocolate and snacks. Games and an exchange of gifts ended the evening. Our Who's Who features Arthur Nelson known as Bobby, a tall red haired senior with blue eyes and varied school activities. Clermont team traveled to Arlington for sports.
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Arthur Nelson
Bobby
Brown
Luther League
West Clermont
Clermont Falls Short to Arlington in Close Defeat
Clermont boys trailed Arlington 43 to 33 after leading early, with Art Nelson scoring 14 for Clermont and Behrens 20 for Arlington. Clermont girls lost 38 to 19 led by Kathryn Larson with 10, while Johnson topped Arlington with 25.
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Clermont Girly
Kathryn Larson
Clermont
Johnson
Arlington Boys
Clermont ‘Boys
Art Nelson
Behrens
Arlington
Marion Lind departs Double Store after long service
Ruth Larson, a Wisconsin Business University student in La Crosse, spent holiday time with her parents Mr and Mrs Hans Larson. The text notes Marion Lind, a cheerful clerk at Double Store, is no longer employed.
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Marion Lind
Double Store
Ruth Larson
Wisconsin Business University At
la Crosse
Hans Larson
Crowe couple welcome Richard Everett after Christmas
Mr and Mrs E L Crowe are parents of a ten pound three quarter ounce boy named Richard Everett born the day after Christmas at home. The article notes a chickenpox case among children Norman Erickson and Roy Iverson. The Stars held their annual party for members' children at the Masonic temple with dinner activities and games. A Commercial club supper at Sampson Cafe hosted their high school football letter winners including Frank Pringle Bernell Anderson Dean Simpson Gerhard Hoag Lewis Jacobson Joe Miller Ralph Considine Lloyd Gress Benton Gruver Merle Moen Alden Paulson. Mrs Herman Rolfs entertained many young friends for her son Archie a Ames student with a sleigh ride to the party. Starting January 1 H T Hangartner will daily test all received cream.
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E. L. Crowe
Santa Ie
Richard Everett
Norman Erickson
Roy Iverson
Masonic Temple
Commercial Club
Sampson Cafe
Frank Pringle
Bernell Anderson
Dean Simpson
Gerhard Hoag
Lewis Jacobson
Joe Miller
Ralph Considin
Lloyd Gress
Benton Gruver
Merle Moen
Alden Paulson
Herman Rolfs
Archie
Ames
H. T. Hangartner
New Year's Resolutions Not Worth Much
A columnist argues resolutions are ineffective and emphasizes present actions as shaping future success. The piece highlights that children learn from daily duties and pleasures, and mastering small tasks now builds future citizen responsibility.
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Planus
Packing a wholesome school lunch for today’s youngster
Nutritionist Mrs. Leslie Smyth of Iowa State College advises packing a lunch that is substantial crisp and includes milk and a sweet. Suggestions include two to four sandwiches with fillings like egg salad tuna cheese or beans plus a fruit and vegetable. Keep sandwiches moist wrap individually and use colorful appealing foods to entice eating. Use sturdy lunch boxes avoid oozing and clean daily with hot soapy water and thorough drying. Plan meals so the whole family shares in healthy eating even when children eat from a lunch box.
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Leslie Smyth
Iowa State College
Childrearing ethics blend education and daily life
A collection of quick reflections emphasizes early lifelong learning within family routines. It argues education starts at home well before school and urges practical involvement, shared finances, and everyday experiences to mold responsible children. It includes light jokes about finance and family observations.
Winter egg supply outlook and hog production trend
In a brief note, the winter egg supply is expected to be only slightly larger than last year. Hog production has risen rapidly since World War II but is nearing the end of its growth.
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