Clear Lake High School - Cardinal and Black Yearbook (Lakeport, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

fafzduaal Publxshed by The STUDENT BODY of the CLEAR LAKE UNION HIGH SCHOOL LAKEPORT CALIFORNIA Wm mix Fla c X Long ma it w h Zwwfzfzf! y ave, f of we may gain knowled h ge 1 rough freedom XNIIUMZZ 5 jfksszzge The editor of thus book gave me thus page for a mes sage I cannot umagune a pruncupal s message a full page long that I could wrute and which would be of interest So wuth the consent of the edutor I shall not pen the usual pruncupal s message but wull wrute of a member of the hugh school staff Wm R McNaur us now spendung hus last year as a mem ber of the staff of Clear Lake Hugh School After thurty fuve years of teachung thurty two of whuch has been returung to Southern Calufornua Mr McNaur was born un Butte County Calufornua July 21 I89O He graduated from Evansvulle Grammar School un Butte County graduated from Luck Wulmerdung Hugh School un San Francusco and receuved hus degree and teachung credentuals from the Unuversuty of Calufornua He furst taught un the Newberry Oregon Elementary and Hugh School then un the hugh school at Arcata and from there he came to Clear Lake Unuon Hugh School where he has been for the past thurty two years Bull has refused to compromuse on school work He has always demanded that students do theur work well He has stood for the motto If a uob us worth doung ut us worth doung well Thus stand has been one of the maun factors un the fune records C L U H students have made un college work over the years and a large percentage of our students have attended college Florence McNaur Bull s daughter was an honor student alw- HE, at the Unuversuty of Calufornua and us now Iuvung un North Sacramento She marrued the captaun of the U C basketball team and us now Mrs Roy Tamm Wm McNaur Jr attended the Unuversuty untul he enlusted un the U S Naval Aur Force Mr McNaur has luved a very actuve Iufe and has belonged to many organuzatuons He us a member of Hartley Lodge F 8. A M a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Lakeport Post of the American Leguon In each Bull us also a member of the Grange and has been an actuve leader un establushung and contunuung the Order of Raunbow and has been on the advusory board for fourteen years He has also served on the Lakeport Cnty Councul Lake port Fure Department Lake County Draft Board Lake County Plannung Commussuon Lake County Power Con servatuon Commussuon and has been a member of the Lake County Faur Board Mr McNaur has had the parents of many of the students now un hugh school un hus classes In parting I wush to guve a most hugh complument In all the years that ut has been my pruvulege to know Wm McNaur I have never known hum to utter an ull word of anyone We wull remember Bull and we wull muss hum Let us all together wush hum Good Fortune un the years ahead 1 e 9 Spent vt Cl-U-H-I UMUCH Of HBIIIH 05 We know hlm is organization he has served as chief officer. . I I . . . . . . 3 Qfzcu fy ,W Graduated from College of Pacrttc Teaches Chemrstry fflce Practrce -u ' Mr McNaur Mass Petrequrn Graduated from Umversrty of Graduated from Whrtworth Calufornla Teaches Grrls Physucal Educa Teaches Mathematlcs tnon Socral Scuence Ly 4 Mr Hendrrcks Graduated from Unuversrty of Calefornna Teaches Veterans Agrvculture 1' Nbr M Hull 'Ge Mlss Meyer Miss Bellmg Mrs Jones Mr Proulx Graduated from College of Graduated from Stanford Graduated from Umverslty of Graduated from North Dakota Graduated from College of Pacrfrc Teaches Mustc 5? Teaches Englush Kansas Agrlcultural College Pactftc Teaches Commerclal subtects Teaches Homemaklng English of NAA Wagffft Mr Davrs Mrs Fraser Graduated from Unrversuty al Graduated from College of Mmnesota Pacrfrc Teaches General Shop Teaches Art and Mechamcal Drawnng Mr Garcta Graduated from U S Naval Academy Teaches Sctence Teaches Boys Physucal Educa hon Hustory gi. , O A fit, 4 - e ll T X 'L f , f , M S h li X L .. 'Q YI . 4 ' T mf Q , f' fl 1 f Q4 .- P5 'll: E T. x j :.,' ' x ' 1 J e Y T C , . +.J1.,vsv.,2,:'. C l , :QT 1 g 'Sa i'? fY-4 I? 4 ., '.4i: ir .,, 'flint mn ei Left la right. Mr. Slattery, Mr. Miller, Mr. Callahan, Mr. Hamilton and Mr. Fuqua. fgazmzf af Husker The fine group of men we call our Board of Trustees has for its chairman Mr. Edwin Callahan, a former C.L.U.H. student. Ed is a Past Commander of the American Legion and is very active in community affairs. We can always count on his helping hand whenever we find the going tough. Mr. Earl Fuqua is a former C.L.U.H. student. Like Ed, Earl is also a Past Commander of the American Legion. Earl was quite an athlete at C.L.U.H. and he can always be found watch- ing the practice of our football or basketball teams. The Reverend David Miller, minister of the Lakeport Methodist Church and a member of the Rotary Club, is always assisting children or listening to the problems of the C.L.U.H. students. He blessed the school when he sent his two very athletic sans to our school, Former C.L.U.H. student, Mr. Jack Slattery, who was in business in San Francisco for a number of years and is now a prosperous pear grower in Finley, is another member who can be counted on to give the students any necessary assistance. Mr. Lloyd Hamilton is a graduate of Visalia High School and is now a prosperous pear grower. The splendid cooperation of all the board members has made it possible for our school to have a full time shop program this year. The board has purchased land to enlarge the schools athletic fields and hopes to fill the swamps and overflow lands in order to provide the larger athletic fields. This will enlarge and beautify our school grounds. The board hopes to maintain the high academic standards for future students. 5 - -,,. ,I 5 M ..,., g . N 4 , i t VX . ' 'Q .cn Mr. Callahan, chairman of board G i I Qi: 5 if . ,'., 'Q Remember Mr. Goodwin, who always lends his hand. No matter what he's asked to do, he'll do it if he con. 'Wt'-3 in wins ,4 H.- N4 . ,g .gs 4, g Remember Mrs. Ray, whenever you eat Today. Her cooking's supreme, and we think she's a dream, And we will never forge? her. Remember Mr. Sperling, or would you rather coll him Tom ? He's proud of his bus, lust as he is of us, Although we're like Atom bombs! A056 96? 111 1 No doubt many students never realaze how daffacult some of the Clear Lake Unaon Hagh employee s aobs are Thas year we pay honor to Mr Goodwan our aanator Stop for a manute and look around you The room that you are an has a well groomed appear ance Who made thas room look the way at does? Thats raght lt was Pop When somethang needs to be done or when we need somethang no matter how small at may be at s Pop to the rescue Thank of what he has to cope wath besades l6O students He not only as a aanator he as a carpenter an electracaan a plumber and a guard How many tames have you saad Mr Goodwan could you I need help us fand wall you please? How many tames have you thought of sayang thank you for the lattle thangs he has done for you? And how many of you has he ever refused to do anythang for? Thank of these thangs the next tame you see our classrooms neat and clean or when you see ham faxang a wandow that some one has broken or when you say would you please ? Remember he as really your fraend when you need ham and you should never forget to pay honor to ham Have you ever looked behand that luscaous plate full of meat loaf or turkey and wondered how nt was prepared? lf you have you know that the proolems anvolved are enough to gave anyone a bag headache Farst there IS the budget Oh how can you plan wholesome meals for l5O starved students on an allotted sum of money? What wall each of those students lake or daslake? Should at be pae or cake for thear dessert today? How much wall at cost? How can expenses be cut down and stall have a good meal? Thank of these thangs the next tame you say Uuh potatoes agaan today We had them last week' Remember shanang smalang Katten who as never angry always helpful and never refuses anyone anythang that as wathan her grasp Look at her and say to yourself What a wonderful person' Theres none other lake her any place Dont forget to honor her wath your own personal thought of her excellent cooking and how well she handles all the problems that arase when she as cookang for her famaly of l5O students To you Mrs Ray we pay honor and say our thank you from the bottom of our hearts .lust a bus draver ls that all he as to you? He s more than that to us Where would we be wath out ham? When we go on traps who takes us? That s raght Tommy does We know what you re thankang He gets paad for at Yes he does That s true Stall thank of all the tames we would not have been able to go af he hadnt gaven up a Fraday or a Saturday naght to take us Thank of the tames he must have had somethang planned but he has gaven up has plans to drave a bunch of screamang hollerang laughang students to thear destanataon Take a glance at has pataence wall power and lust plaan traendlaness Remember we sleep whale he draves and we are laughang and sangang whale he as hard at work dravang We know Tom that you take prade an your bus and we are lucky that you do We would lake to tell you Tom Sperlang that we thank we are very fortunate to have you as our full of fun bus draver Honors go to two other bus dravers Mr Al Vaglaa who drove for two and a quarter years and Mr Joe Adaar our new bus draver who took over so effacaently Pactures were unobtaanable To these fave we pay honor May these few words show you how thankful we are to you and how much we need and depend on you an the tames of trouble and aoy May your Iaves be falled wath rachness and may you ever remember the students of Clear Lake Unaon Hagh as we shall always remember you 7 . . , . 1 1 1 . . , 1 1 1 - , . , . a. . , U ,, . . 1 1 1 - . , . . - 1 ' 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , . , . , . , . . . . . , 1 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 . . 1 'Q vin' Sally Butler Vnce Presudeni ,A-an 1 .grim 77' in 'Suv' '-icuii' Fred Zehnder Buzz Ednor -0'-rn. George Kung Presrdent -1 Lois Farrnngton Tom Euckhoff C and B Ednfor Secrevory Treasurer 'lla- 449 it K-1 x 'U 1 -r 'Ml Pat Er an? Jackie Stedman Y Yeil Leader 8 Yell Leader Q A 1 .5.2 . 5 ' Nm Q ee' A we A ,. 4 K V I lx, Y 19 W Q. A A if f . r 6 W A 'N vb 71 ,fa . is Fr N A ,wcuztve ammffm The year of the Clear Lake Hugh School Student Body and Executrve Commrttee began off: cually on September 27 T950 The flrst Student Body meeting was held then directed by George Kung Presrdent Other offucers were Sally Butler Vlce President Ton: Elckhoff Secre tary Treasurer Lols Farrmgton Cardunal and Black Editor Fred Zehnder Buzz Edutor Jackie Stedman and Pat Bryant Yell Leaders and Mr Ledbetter Advlsor More meetings were held durung the year all of whrch were very successful Rallies planned by Sally Butler were held as often as possible The band played at the rallies and other entertainment was provided The executlve committee held meetmgs qunte often to settle the student problems which arose The representatlves on the executlve commrttee were chosen by the dufferent classes and organrzatlons of the school On January l8 l95l Lakeport held the thnrd meetrng of the Lake County Assoclatlon of Student Counclls Representatlves from Lower Lake Kelseyvtlle and Upper Lake were present Mrddletown was unable to attend Sportsmanshnp was discussed an a meetmg before lunch The representattves stayed for lunch and then returned to thenr schools All In all the executive committee had a successful year and managed to help solve many of the student problems which arose Front row left to right Shirley Butler T Eeckhoff L Farrington J Slade Sally Butler J Stedman Back row D Wagner E Frelds R Lafferty S DeVoto Mr Ledbetter G Kang D Hendrrcks F Zehnder 9 1 - 1 1 ' 1 I 1 ' ' 1 1 I 1 f 1 I ' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 , : ,. ,. ,. , ,. . . ,. ,. ,. , . ,, ,. ,. . iv gay whsle 3 ,,,. A NUI we ' Left fa rrghf mp raw Gene Frazeli Jean Scott Jeanne and Joan Harrrs Bruce Busch Ruvh Canable Drck Wagner Janet Jones Mrddfe row Duane Hrnman Beverly Tra y J'n Ray Davrd Mulls Jrmrny H IJ Benrfa Bolce Uoyd Wes? Los Farrrngfon Mary Anzar Borrom raw Ton E ckhoff Par O Br en Qrchard Lafferry Theresa Ca'nrHer Leff Jo Hgh? top row Uoyd Wesf Gene Frazell Jimmy Hrll Jim Ray Drck Wagner Bruce Busch Duane H nman Mrddle row Mr McNarr Jean Scarf Lows Farrxnoron Ruth Conable Dav 'J M Us R Chard Lafferry M hon Adarr Beverly Tracy Mary Anzar Bermce Sharp Mrss Meyer Bo orn row Joan Harrrs Jeanne Harrrs Ben va Bolce Theresa Cornrllern Pa? O Brren Jane? Jones Tons Erckhoff QW ,Q 'if f'S-. w..- W 5mm 1 O in X ' ,. - v'- . I -4 J Yr J , T 1- J . ' J , ' X 1--f 1 J A , , , A 7- . if kd, ,,,, 1 ,X K X p I-IJ is . -' it Mx X , 1' P 1 E 4' Ns , . -F Q i W W A, e .Z A ' J ' J P' J X 1 , ' Us D' ii' , - I if Tv! ,Q Y X D ,,f' A J I 4 - . Q2 A r - M 5 I K t ' H l X 1 f 'HL ' , ' J I .E 'X 4 . 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Lgefzw 1155 .Wray It happened un September of I947 That us the date when the luves of members of the class of 51 were changed I dont belueve any of us ever changed our clothes from rught sude out to wrong sude out more often than we dud on that day Our Freshman receptuon was stopped short though when one of our classmates rupped her dress after that we realuzed that you have pruvuleges un hugh school that you dont have un grade school You could run un the halls or sut on the lawn but you certaunly couldnt act up un class Our offucers for that year were Presudent Janet Jones Vuce Presudent Jum Hull Secretary Lous Farrungton Treasurer Jum Ray Our class advusor was Muss Cugou who was also new to C L U H On the furst day of our sophomore year all twenty seven of us made sure we came to school early so we could take out on the freshmen what had been done to us We dudnt succeed though because Mr Ledbetter saud we could unutuate the freshmen at the receptuon not before Offucers for the year were Presudent Jum Ray Vuce Presudent Jum Hull Secretary Theresa Camulleru Treasurer Ruchard Lafferty Executuve Member Bruce Busch Advusor for thus year was Mrs Jones The hughlught ofthe year was receuvung our class rungs whuch we thunk as all classes do they are prettuer and better than any others At the begunnung of our uunuor year we had exactly 60 an our treasury I thunk everyone un the class decuded we would have to have offucers who would work and I guess the boys decuded they dudnt want to be un on ut As a result all of our offucers but one were gurls They were Presudent Tonu Euckhoff Vuce Presudent Pat OBruen Secretary Janet Jones Executuve member Bruce Busch Our advusor was Mr Robert lCurIyl Campbell Most of our money for the Prom came from the concessuons at the nught football games We felt very fortunate because nught games were new and brought un more money than dud the afternoon games We held our prom at the Chatel Berne Our theme was Dancung un the Dark Thus theme was set off by decoratuons consustung of dancung sulhouettes outluned by a full moon We trued somethung dufferent at the prom by havung after dunner entertaunment I thunk everyone present enuoyed thus very much We were all relueved that our Prom was successful but we have a word for all comung uunuors Be sure to puck your own orchestra Our fourth and funal year at C L U H commenced wuth everyone Iookung forward to a year of relaxatuon and fun I belueve most of us after the furst week or so found that ut wasnt goung to be such a pucnuc Our very fauthful offucers have carrued us through a year of many ups and a few downs The offucers are Presudent Bruce Busch Vuce Presudent Duane Hunman Secretary Theresa Camulleru Treasurer Ruth Conable Executuve member Ruchard Lafferty Our advusors are Muss Meyer and Mr McNaur Our mauor dance of the year was our Senuor Ball whuch to me was more luke a pruvate party than a ball To our wonderful faculty we say thank you un a most suncere way We ve been stunkers some tumes but what class hasn t? To our trustees faculty and to our fellow classmates we leave wuth these partung words May God bless you and guve you as much fortune and happuness as He has guven us these past few years through our teachers advusors and fruends YOU Wuth graduatuon uust around the corner I belueve all of us are wonderung lust what us goung to become of us to the class to the Unuted States and to the world un whuch we are to Iuve All of us say well be glad to leave Clear Lake Unuon Hugh but I wonder uust how many really mean ut Il o o u I A . . 1 1 I , . 7 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 - , . . . . . . , 1 - 1 - 3 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 5 1 I 1 F 1 1 , . ,. . . ,, . . , . - 1 - - - .1 . -u , . . . . . , ' 1 1 5 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 - 1 - u 1 - 1 1 I . . H . - 1 1 1 Q - - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 lx-'ill Ti Aff' SK ...vi 12g-s 'r Wx 14 915 Your-vvrf 5604015 MILTON ADAIR B taff 50 51 Class Secy 51 Bac 4 49 50 Vlce Pres 51 Baskelbal 50 aseball 5 51 oo 47 48 9 ack 8 5 Los Lobos 48 LOIS FARFUNGTON B zz Staff 48 49 50 C8-B Staff 48 49 51 Ex Commrttee 48 51 Voca 50 51 Class Offucer 48 Secy AA O es 51 and 48 5 GrsSporfs 48 49 50 51 CSF 48 Honor 48 49 50 Los Lobos 48 MARY ANZAR cal 50 GurlsSpor1's 48 49 50 51 Lobos 48 X' 321 GENE FRAZELL Transfer 50 Band 4 50 Basketball 8 Buzz Staff 50 BRUCE BUSCH C 8- B Staff 51 Ex Commlflee 49 50 Block 5 51 Baske a 4 B eball 49 50 51 Foofba 0 rac 51 Ban 49 Officer 50 Los Lobos 48 49 Class Pres 50 -cugnutr JEANNE HARRIS Transfer from Los Gatos 50 Gnrls Sporfs Honor Roll 51 RUTH CONABLE Vocal 50 51 Class Treas 50 51 GAA 51 Band 48 49 50 51 Gurls Sports 48 Honor 48 49 Q9 'Q- JOAN HARRIS Transfer from Los Galos 50 Grrls Sports Honor Roll 51 TONI EICKHOFF Buzz Staff 48 C8-B Staff 50 51 Ex C rn m Hee 49 51 Class Pres 50 Student Body ucer 51 GAA 48 ur 7- Il:-s. 'ln orls 48 49 50 51 Honor Ho 48 os Lobos 48 49 12 JIM HILL Class Offlcer 48 49 Vlce Pres S0 BlocIcL 49 Bas e a SI Lobos 48 49 PAT O BRIEN C 8- B Staff Sl Vocal 48 49 50 Class Off: cer 50 Vlce Pres GAA 49 S0 Grrls Sports Q 9 DUANE HINMAN C8- Staff Sl Vocal S0 Sl Class Offncer e res ck 5 as e all 49 0 se a otball S0 Track 48 49 JAMES RAY Nag, Ex Commuttee 48 50 Class Olfucer 48 Pres qv' S B :ce Pres ck L 8 s etball 48 49 50 5I Baseball 48 Sl Foot a Sl Trac 4 9 JANET JONES Buzz Staff 48 49 C8.B Staff 48 9 ocal 48 9 S Class O acer 4 T as GAA 48 49 50 Glrls Spors C SO Honor Ro 4 S Los Lobos 48 9 Transfer RICHARD LAFFERTY Euzz Staff '5l- C8.B Staff '50, 'SIA Ex. Commit- ee '4 'Sly Vocal ' 9 'Sl- Class Officer '48 ' , ' 1 B ck ' '49 Secy.-Treas. '50 ' g Baslretball '49 '50 '5l- Baseball '49 '50, ' 5 Football '50 '5l- Band '48- Los Lobos DICK WAGNER Buzz Stall '48, '49, 'SO Sl CSB Staff 49 50 L ' gE.Cmmittee'S0 Sl B ckL 4 '50 'Sl' Basketball '49 Baseball 50 Football -QUE? I ,ffl DAVID MILLS n '48, '49, 'SO, '5lg Baslcetba ' . ,A IJ ,fgffff gf 177 HZZMMZ' glzfzae I floated down the street trying to thang of somethung to do I got tlred of floating so I decided to take a rude on top of an atomic tax: cab I got settled and looked down to see who the drnver was because It makes me nervous to rude wlth a reckless driver Who should be starang back at me but Jlmmy Hrll I got off that tax: as fast as I could' A subway would do lust as well for a rude so I sank through the ground to have a look Another famtlnar face appeared before me It was Davrd Malls pushung a broom to sweep out the statlon It was hot and stuffy down here so I went back up to the top of the ground As I meandered down the street I saw a shop wmdow which had very attractlve blouses rn It especnally some sheer nylon ones I went msrde to see the Interior and there was Theresa Camlllerl talknng to a customer As they talked I learned that she was owner of the shop and was doing a good busmess She even had some models working for her When they walked out I nearly lost my sheet' The models were Ruth Conable and Bermce Sharp and they had been workung for Theresa for qurte some tame I slapped through the wall Into a cigarette shop next door Here they had every type of cigarette made and all klnds of tobacco If you wished to roll your own I looked for the proprletor whom I thought would probably be Lloyd West and sure enough rt was He looked quite happy and contented Next I went up through the celllng to the roof of the bulldnng so I could get a good vlew From here I saw someone lyung on the top of the buuldung next door taknng a sun bath The roof was fixed up very fancy with a lawn and swlmmung pool I floated over to see who It was and I discovered Pat O Brren Just then out on the roof walked Duck Wagner who had lust made another mlllton dollars sellmg hrs autographs He told has wnfe Pat she could buy another fur coat If she wanted to I dectded I would luke to see somethsng excntrng so off I went In search of an accident I found one and guess who was there Bruce Busch a lawyer lookung for a case arguing wtth an mno cent bystander as to how It happened Just then the ambulance came careenlng up the street wnth a siren screaming It slnd to a stop and Elizabeth Anzar stepped out and started Ioadmg passengers In her ambulance Enough excitement for thas day so I zipped to the zoo for a lnttle peace and quret As I passed the monkey cage many famrlrar C L U H faces seemed to be behind the bars Just then the manager of the zoo walked up and I recogmzed Gene Frazell who seemed to be qurte happy wnth has 'ob Right next door was the circus so I went over for a vlslt The feature act was a thrlllung per formance of Daredevil Drnvers with Jean and Joan Harrls As I went outsrde the bug top I notlced a man sellmg 'utter bug dolls I notnced a llttle srgn on thenr backs whlch read manufactured by the Duane Hmman Jltter bug Doll Co I declded to see what the movies were luke these days so I took off for downtown where there was a cham of theaters run by Lots Farrmgton The rntertor of the theater had been deslgned by Benlta Bolce and was quite attractlve The theater was featurrng The Dylng Swan wrth the leading role played by Miss Janetta Jonesky or Janet Jones As a speclal attractuon Lots had hired the crooner Milton Adalr the Rocking Chair Rhythm Boy Announcmg Malts numbers was Ruchard Lafferty who greatly resembled Alan Wrlson both IU actron and snze As I left the show I noticed a candy store and restaurant rught across the street so I dropped over to see what people were eatnng thus year Insnde stood Beverly Tracy and Ermagene Scott sellmg candy as fast as they could As I glanced back tn the kutchen of the restaurant I saw Jrmmy Ray cookmg all kunds of thlngs I guess he had lnherlted has mother s talents Then I floated back to my haunted house and I thought how nnce It was to see all my C L U H classmates I couldnt help feelmg a Isttle resentful of C L U H though for It was the odors of the chemistry class that made me a ghost that fateful day un I95I Oh well I guess that s life' I5 , . 1 , . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' - G I It . . tt . . . - It - I- - . . . ,, . . -I . 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I -. 1 1 ' I I ' . . . . ., , . , . gg., egdff Mffanl Qkffamefzf 'Q I Multon Adaur leave my abuluty to play sports to Coach Proulx s boys knowung they wull do even bet ter un the future I Mary Anzar do leave my quuet ways to Suzanne Holdenrued hopung she wull make good use of them I Benuta Bolce do leave my sweet and unnocent looks to Muss Bellung I Bruce Busch do leave my abuluty to get along wuth Mr Ledbetter to anybody who wushes to use ut I Theresa Camrlleru do wush to leave that I may become Mrs Harry Kendrucks I Ruth Conable leave my studuous ways to Clau dena Hyder I Antonua Euckhoff leave my happy ways to Muss Meyer I Lous Farrungton do leave my ambutuous ways to my pal Duane Deschamps hopung she wull put them to good use I Gene Frazell leave my beautuful trumpet to any one who can stay un the band long enough to use ut I Jeanne Harrus leave my abuluty to get along wuth everyone to anyone who us lucky enough to acquure ut I Joan Harrus leave my beautuful blonde hour to Florence Wunters I Jum Hull do leave all the students who rude un my car to Bert Huckok I Duane Hunman do leave my great abuluty to lead yells to Kut Machado I Janet Jones do leave my beautuful long haur to Joanne Butler un hopes ut wull help hers grow I Ruchard Lafferty do leave my abuluty to handle the Block L funds to next years treasurer I Davud Mulls do leave my shy ways toJ D Sulluvan I thunk that he can use them I Pat O Bruen leave my beautuful legs to Ermanell Roberts I Jum Ray leave my beautuful black haur to Duck Engle hopung that hus may someday be luke ut I Bernuce Sharp do leave my small fugure to Irus Pantet I Ermagene Scott wull not leave my husband to anyone I Beverly Tracy do leave my abuluty to uutterbug to Steve DeVoto and hope that he wull try to use ut more often I Duck Wagner do leave my abuluty to draw to Joyce McDanueIs and hope she wull be able to put ut to good use I Lloyd West do leave my wonderful smokung abuluty to Fred Zehnder I6 f Q46 . 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Fazze k OmGH I7 n C 'cus a Woman We U lc Freck GS Squar You CY H S ond B OH sJo Ha T ger James H CSCI S nger Danc ng hmere3 iman Duane GDC? tDancer ONES J J OHCS J erc a S nger Announce Sense ot Humor Oh No No You Rosy R chard L Jan or CDE GImG es gner OWCD HHo clcs er Ray Ja nes CY OC W A W 9 OUSC T I I I I I I Adair, Milton Milt Hey Beauti ull Ph i ll I t , Lilbet Oh Shut U I Feet Librarian r i Busch, Bruce B h Drop DeadI liti i Ulcers Conable, Ruth Ruthie I Know ltI i rit Teacher li Eiclcol , Antonio Toni Darn ltI Attractive el W i t , i les Well? r II Co-ed Bubble-d r I, Gene Eraz Hello Gen Iemenl Drawl et Pilot Soda erk Harris, eanne BB. Spit lt Out! Wal Society W Tight Rope Wal er rri , I i I leg N E t i i. ill, i Duhh Smile Doctor Butcher Hir , BE. Cas . i i GargIeT t , anet y Wheres Behnlce? Brains Balle TGXI D .r allerty, i I t I I r Comm i I i Mills, David Dave Hey G I Blush Scientist if O Brien, Patricia Pat Oh Heavens! Eyes Fashion D i 3 id , I Tri t I Hey Good looks W Slllfl Sharp, Bernice Bernie Okay Poige H it VV , RlCl'tGVd Snglqe H Personality CGIIOODIS TCOCIWOV ey Jaclcson cgner ffe umm flags As the year progressed it looked very prosperous as we, the Junior Class, were to give the biggest and best Junior Prom the like of which has not graced the campus of C.L.U.H. for many years. The first thing any class has to do at the beginning of each year is, of course, elect worthy officers for the year. They are: Kit Machado ................. President Norma Fitzgerald ........... Vice President Pat Bryant ............ Secretary-Treasurer Steve DeVoto .......... Executive Committee Denny Frischknecht ........ Sergeant-at-Arms The main event was to be the Junior Prom so we started right away to plan for it and to devise some legitimate means to finance the occasion The most of this money has come from having the concession of coke candy gum and coffee at all of the games One of our many dances was given October 6 and another on January 27 During one of our exciting class meetings some individual came out with the idea of having a candy sale This was discussed by the class and was decided upon to have it September 29 This prolect was very successful and the funds which were gained by it have helped greatly toward our Prom By now it is getting close to the end of the year and we are again thinking about our approaching prom After numerous disagreements over time place and general theme all of these particulars were finally agreed upon and barring unforeseen circumstances we hope to present a Junior Prom that is still better and bigger than any that have been held by C L U H students in the past Frontrow left to right F Zehnder D Hendricks G Means J Dumauro D Engle B DeWaal H Knill D Harmon First row R LeMieux M Davidson J Stedman P Bryant D Deschamps Sally Butler Shirley Butler M Ruddock J Jones S Conrad Second row Mrs Jones J McDanuels J Mapa L Richardson N Fitzgerald P Stedman N Crowell E Roberts P Albino B Ewall I Pantet Mr Proulx Back row L Hile G King R lverson S DeVoto B Tavis D Barns T Splees K Machado J Behnke W Furtado C Wattenbuger D Frlschknecht dt'13 147 l -gf? 21 Kat Machado ww President A-f :ga ffamm dass Upon enterung the hugh school for our sophomore year we dudnt look so much luke scared rabbuts as we had the prevuous year We knew we had someone to tease unstead of beung teased by upper classmen Lookung at the famuluar faces around the classroom some looked quute happy others very sad ln our class of forty seven members the offucers elected for our sophomore year were Susanne Holdenrued Presudent Duane Truplett Vuce Presudent Carol Edmunds Secretary Jum Renfro Treasurer Our advusors were Muss Bellung and Mr Garcua They certaunly proved worthy of theur uob and helped us outa great deal Thus year unstead of the sophomores unutuatung the freshmen the student body took over the uob Thus was a dusappountment to us sunce we had looked forward to workung the freshmen over ever sunce we were unutuated last year Furst on the lust of our actuvutues was a dance durung the football season It was a success and we mode a good profut Ou buggest chance to make money towards the Junuor Prom came when the annual Chrustmas band concert rolled around The sophomores were guven the pruvulege of sellung candy durung the concert The actuvutues scheduled for the year of l95l were a candy sale held durung the month of March and dances durung basketball season One of the most umportant actuvutues of our class was the purchasung of the class rungs A commuttee was chosen to select the rung and then the rungs were ordered through Carroll Jones We receuved them durung the latter part of January SOPHOMORE CLASS Front ro tic rgl A Kuppunger C Thorne M Mufsud J Healy S Holdenrued W McNally Mu Parrlec S Ba tlett M Lyduc B Wsman E Vestal Muddle row Muss Bellung P Welsh G Thurston R Delaney E Weusz V Yann C Edmon s V Roc es er Janus C Hyder V Dorr Kumball D upplett B Howell Mr Cacurcua Back row B Huckock C Marschall G Eaton R Ogden W Younq J Stedman J Renfro D Goodwun T McNeul E Felds J Thomas G Wulds B Gules A Cleveland P Arana if 3 ti IQ? S Holdenrued 'W Presudent au' fu f , I 1555771417 has Monday mormng September ll began our flrst day rn hrgh school We strutted down he hall as proud as could be for the sophomores would not be there untul Tuesday The nex. day forty eight frightened freshmen sneaked down the hall under the eyes of the almighty sophomores Soon we found our clothes wrong srde out and our shoes mnssung Some had llpstlck on their faces and others were pollshlng shoes Although frnghtened we enloyed the ordeal, and are lookrng forward to next year when we can present Clear Lake Hugh to the new freshmen Our offrcers for the year were Gene Frltch Duck Burgcr Joanne Br 'lor Laura Covf y Josephrnc Slade Presudcnt Vice President Secretary Treasurer ve C w w an rov pll Q Johns on Nels W B L O Km L li E On Wlrv nl Ar ngger flu cr C Wa Q et vwa cl ru r Juror h u er L Cove H u umm D Burger R Thompson B Alrtt A McCall C Brown S cw Wnlls Advrsors Mr D Dav s Mass M Petrequun ns xfi .0 K EWG Frtlrh Pres dent '7 7 as 'Cv E L--P C-20 X-'xxx iii? 4.1. . , fx HQ H uSE 4 w 4 xl! 18 X! X-rw C? 5 24 EW 6 f M gm -ki Dick Wagner, Halfback ? ,VW J. D. Sullivan, End Milton Adair, Fullback vial- -swf , ,miie 3 Q , Y Steve DeVoto, End, Bruce Busch, Center, Milton Adair, Fullback VV? ivv Agp'-v' 20 Fronlrow left to right L West L Hile G Means Middle row K DeBolt K Machado B Busch D Harmon R Iverson Back row D Kimball J Sullivan R Lalferty S DeVoto J Ray D Wagner M Adair Mr Proulx Zfzflsvfy gbafgdy High in determination and spirit the Cardinals of T950 had a successful season The Cardinals opened the season against Hamilton City The hometowners started off with a rush and led 20 6 at the end of the first quarter The superior manpower of Hamilton City proved too much however and the final score was 45 28 in the visitors favor Our next foe was last year s league champions the Trolans of Lower Lake The game proved to be an offensive battle, with Lower Lake proving to have the most guns, 60 43 The next week Middletown came to Lakeport to see what she could do to make it three straight losses for the Cardinals Busch blocked a Middletown punt with two minutes to go and Devoto recovered on the visitors' twelve yard line Four plays later, Adair carried the ball over to win the game, 20 15 After Wheatland came out on the long end of a 52 T3 score, Adair ran wild and the defensive team played up to par for the first time Lakeport scored 32 points in the first quarter and went on to end the game at the start of the fourth quarter of the traditional Upper Lake Armistice Day Big Game, 52-6. ln the most crucial game of the season, Lakeport traveled to Kelseyville to meet the powerful lndians. Lakeport went down to defeat 20-l9 in a hard fought game. A bad pass from center caused a safety and the downfall of Lakeport. The seniors on the squad were Milton Adair and Dick Wagner, co-captains, Bruce Busch, center, Richard Lafferty, end, and Lloyd West, a defensive standout. 28 'XJ SENIOR PLAYERS Lloyd West Bruce Busch Richard Lofferty Jam Roy Mmltom Adolf Duck Wagner 29 Qwkt 1 E 4 - .u 5 .JUNIOR VARSITY PLAYERS Front ro left to rght Mr Hendr cks R Brumm P Arana A Cle ela d L McDan el P Coll ns Mddle ro D Bender C Marschall P Mulls S Ledbetter W McNally J Tho as Mr Ledbette Back D Burger W Young B Meyer D T plett B Ho ell A McCoy R Thompson G Thurston CS Wlds zmfaft Ylmsvfy Qkeffzzl ln the Northwestern League Lake County Duvusuon the Chucks came out on top for the second straight year wuth four wuns and no losses Coaches Hendrucks and Ledbetter dud a very good 'ob un coachung the JV s They taught the unexperuenced freshmen and sophomores the art of football with tricky backfueld plays and good blockung and tacklung With good runnung by Wallace McNally Robert Brumm Phullup Mulls Carl Marschall and good blocking by Duck Burger, Alfred McCoy, Bull Howell, and Duane Truplett, the Junuor Varsuty even gave Varsuty squads a tough game The squad started off the year by tyung the furst game with Hamilton Cuty at the thrullung score of T4 T4 The vusutors and the local Chucks played a clean, hard game but could not seem to score the tue breaking TD The second game was taken by the Chucks when they rolled over the Lower Lake JV s by a large score of 47-l2. Superuor blocking and tackling enabled Lakeport to run up the large score. ln the sixth game with Upper Lake the Chicks again went to town and lifted the score to a safe height. Upper Lake dominated the first halt by scoring all of their points while holding Lakeport scoreless. The Chicks proved too powerful and easily won the game in the second half. The local J.V. power won their seventh game from Kelseyville with a safe score of 26-6. Kelseyville put up quite a fight but couldn't slip through the tough defense of the Chicks. The boys who played good, clean games all the way through should be excellent material for a good team next year. 30 'Q uf AMF' 5 fr- 5409 ,ffffv nv Mr Ledbetter Lukeport Lakeport Lokeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeland f L VARSITY Hamilton Cnty Lower Lake Mnddletown Kelseyvrlle Wheatland Upper Lake Proulx Qffafffzff gcaxles Lakeport Lclkeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport 31 VARSITY Hamrlton Cnty Lower Lake Middletown Kelseyvrlle Covelo Boonvrlle Upper Lake Hendricks J ' 'X F , uk, ng.. .V R I I If If I . Mr. ' S A tl 345' If L 'rv' I W :fx -V A Us Mr. JR. ....28 ' ' ...45 ....l4 ' ' ...l4 ....42 .....6l ....43 6 .'...20 ' ..... l5 .... l9 ' 6 ....l9 ' ......2O ....26 ' 7 ....l3 .....52 ....l3 ....52 6 I2 ' .......l8 ....26 .....l9 Q 1 I' -f A BASKETBALL TEAM Front row from left to right D Iversen .l Dlmauro L West T Splees K DeBolt Middle row G Kung M Adarr D Hrnman B Busch Back row D Harmon L Hrle R Lafferty S DeVoto D Hendrrcks G Means Coach Proulx fgfzsvfeffzzl Under the able coaching of Ed Proulx the Clear Lake frve Issued a new style of basketball thrs year Fast breaks and long set shots seemed to pay off as the Cardrnals swept to sux strarght vrctorres before meetrng wrth a large and hnghly effrcrent Fort Bragg quuntet One of the games ofthe season was played rn the Kelseyvrlle gymnasrum agatnst the lndrans The Cardrnals havrng prevrously run wrld against Kelseyvrlle found an Improved team on therr hands After a bad frrst half the Cardnnals overcame a twelve pornt lead when Hendricks made hrs only freld goal of the game wrth a mrnute to goto wrn the game 44 to 43 The hrghlrght of the season was a record smashrng game agarnst the Lower Lake Trolans rn the local gym Runnrng wrld and hard the Cardrnals team effort resulted rn a new floor record for a hugh school team The prevrous record held by Ukrah was 73 pornts The new record was lust TO points more Lower Lake scored 56 pornts to grve a total of l39 pornts for both teams to set another record The btggest event however was Dave Hendrrcks record shat terrng barrage of 35 pornts Deadly on trp rns unstoppable on hook shots he was worth 30 pornts more as he controlled the rebounds on both backboards The fourteen man squad boasted only four senrors but played luke veterans as every man had had experrence from the prevnous year Sprrrt and ftght were the mam factors rn the team s success May the future teams retaun these characterrstrcs 32 ,hw 'QL' 'M v . is 1 1 K mmm 1 1 - 1 - V 1 - 1 - 1 - - 5 - V 1 - T1 - I 1 - - I - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - Q 1 - 1 - PP 99 1 1 1 ' 1 , . . , , . - 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 B BASKETBALL TEAM Front row left to right R Brumm W McNally J Ray J Hull G Behnke P Mrlls Mfddle row A Cle eland J Stedman B Gles R Delaney C Marschall W Young Back ro D Kmball R Thompson D Bullard E Huck feldt Coach Proulx 15 fgzzsieffai At the start of the season there were about thlrty boys out for the team but durmg the season fifteen of these boys dropped leavlng fnfteen boys to frnrsh the season The cage season of the C L U H B team started out wrth a bang when they defeated Boon vrlle In a home game As the season progressed the boys were nerther the underdogs nor the top leaders but they held theur own The hlghlught of the season was focused on the Uklah game In the frrst few seconds of play Robert Brumm got the tlp off and macle a beautiful lay In for two points From then on the game was touch and go After Lakeport scored Uklah came right back and put rt through the hoop for their two points At the end of the flrst quarter the score was l2 to lO In Lakeport s favor At the half Lakeport stall led by a margnn of one pount 22 to 21 Durung the thurd quarter both teams collected ll points maklng the score 33 to 32 but durlng the fourth quarter Ukrah dropped behind to a score of 37 to 43 There was plenty of actron all through the game for the rooters were shoutlng therr best and the crowd was on nts feet most of the tume whuch showed there was plenty of excutement On February 24 there was a tournament played at the C L U H gym and Lakeport proved to be the top team of the county Lakeport played their furst game wlth Upper Lake and won by a score of 44 to 26 The second game played with Kelseyvrlle was won by a score of 36 to T9 The team received a very pretty trophy which was presented to Jlmmy Hlll the captarn of the team The cage season was very good with T4 games won and 4 games lost The four top scorers of the season were Wallace McNally wuth T93 Jlmmy Hull wuth l78 Robert Brumm with l36 and Phrllp Malls wrth T36 Even though the Northwestern League was not won the players learned new and better ways to play basketball and wlll be expected to perform better rn the comrng years 33 , ':. ,. ,.,.',, ,.'.' :.v ,. ,.i,. ,. ,, , w:.i ,. ,, ,. - PP 97 I , . ..., . , . r 1 . . .,, , . . , I , I I 1 , - 1 , . : , , , . 1 5 J ,r j Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport La keport Lakeport Lokeport lCLUH Lakepon Lakepon Lakepon Lakepon Lakepon Lakepon Lakepon Lakepod Lakepon Lakepon Lakepon Lake Lakepon lLake get rif- Coach Proulx gasiefffzl agwfzes A TEAM Boonvulle Upper Lake Middletown Middletown Lower Lake Fort Bragg wrns by torteltl Kelseyvulle Wllllts Upper Lake Uklah Lower Lake Fort Bragg Wllllts Analy Kelseyvllle Uklah Upper Lake County Tournamentl 64 Kelseyvllle County Tournamentj Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lalceport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport lLake Lakeport lLake 35 TEAM Boonvrlle Upper Lake Middletown Middletown Lower Lake Fort Bragg Kelseyvrlle Wnllnts Upper Lake Uklah Lower Lake Fort Bragg Wllllts Hopland Ulcrah Upper Lake County Tournamentl 36 Kelseyvxlle County Tournamentl , '1'S 'tt' -2 t:'t' fil l -- . L at .5 355 X s Yi ....48 ' .......26 ....63 ' ....4O .....35 ....38 . ....56 ' .....38 ....50 ' . Lakeport .... 59 Kelseyville ...... 25 Lakeport .... 64 Kelseyville .. ....63 ' .....24 ....5l ' . ....46 .....37 ....48 . ....4l ......58 ....39 .. ....44 A ......43 ....46 A .. ....33 A' ....29 A' ....58 .....39 ....6O . ....38 ' ....32 ' ....83 .....56 ....54 . ....34 ......55 ....27 .. ....58 ....47 ....42 ....46 ....53 ' ......57 ....43 ' ....39 ' ....44 . ....54 .....39 l .... ' .. ' ......56 'W 'Qi-'Rv ana., R FF Coach Hendricks .er Q61 -so: A52 'L - KJ Q 'T f',ga,x,f. ,sf 2 ve 4,5 Q? ww X 13' M ,Jr 6 BASEBALL Q '- Front row from left to rtght R Latferty B Busch S DeVoto G Kung D Hlnman M Adalr J Ray Mfddle row T Splees D Hendrxcks P Mnlls D Barnes J Dlmauro D Goodwlr' G Means Bock row D Wagner D Y X Harmon D Truplett R Brumm K DeBolt G Walls D Immel Em-JM Although at the tume of thus wrmng the l95l baseball campaign us stall over two weeks away a pretty fair :dec of what to expect can be had Last year the Cardnnal nrne was composed of flve lunlors nme sophomores two freshmen and no seniors so the returmng squad will have a year of experlence together under theur collectlve belt Under the able coachmg of Jerry Hendrncks we gamed an even spllt of league games 33 and a 5 3 county record We hope to better that showmg to the extent of a league champlonshlp and a clean slate In the county Ulrlah has dropped out ot the Northwestern Blg 4 so that leaves Fort Bragg Wullnts and C L U H Mr Hendrucks and Mr Proulx well be coaches for the l95l season With theur help and the experuence of the returmng Iettermen we should have a very successful season The leadung batters from last year s squad were Duane Hmman wuth an average of 413 and 24 runs batted In In I3 games Joe Dnmauro wlth an average of 353 IU 12 games Multon Adair wnth an average of 324 and 21 stolen bases In 13 games and George Kung wlth a 314 average for 14 games Dewey Barnes second year regular putcher should be ready for has best season rn thus hrs rumor year 1950 SCORES Lakeport Lakeport Lokeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lower Lake Kelseyvnlle Lower Lake Middletown Kelseyvelle Fort Bragg Uktah Wulluts Upper Lake Fort Bragg Wnllnts Mrddletown Uklah 30 Coach Proulx ' A ? l ,V W. x ' gl: . , .I , . , . , , , lt, . . : . , . Y M, ' 'I ,, ,. ,. , . ,. . N, J Q Lakeport ....,.,.....,. 8 Upper Lake ........ . . 6 X '1 Y- .. 4 Duane Hinmcn Mllton Adolf George Kmg A X236-. .,.: S- ' x - - 4 YW Jim Roy Richard Lofferty Bwce Busch 5 Sfeve DeVoro Joe Dlmouro 313- ,,,, '1w-M - . W xi, V 'G -2 , ! s X 1 71 s 5 ls, .. if , - ' ' J , X iz X g , ur. Q, Q 1 .P M 2 M , K , , 3 K A v QW, .. , 1, J Q x 4 , KW' W- N Q 1' ' 4 1 X, .X j I fx K . 9 in Wlth the wrltlng of thus art: cle the Clear Lake Umon Hugh School track season has not begun Snnce there IS no team as yet xt wall be necessary to confine our selves to dlscusslng last years events the returning men and what we hope for durlng the comrng season Durnng the season last year the team partucupated In two track meets In the County meet Lakeport won by very easily talung tnrst place In lust about every event Lakeport at the end of the meet had more pomts than all the other schools combined In the Northwestern League Lakeport came In thurd be hind Fort Bragg and Ukrah Mc' dk TRACK From last year s team there are two men returning Duck Wagner and Mrlton Adalr Both participated In the l0O and 220 yard dashes an the relay lt rs hoped t at with some help from as ars Bs It wa os sible to bulld thus team In o one of the strongest rn La e and Mendocmo Countues ln the B dlvlsuon last year our team made a good showmg In the Northwest ern meet the Bs placed hugh with George Kung be :ng the only one to take a tlrst place Members of the returning squad Include Bruce Busch Jerry Behnke Carl Marshall George Kung Phrllrp Malls many others -gan QW ACTION SHOTS Upper left M Adaur nn a startung stance Lower rrght B Busch puttung the shot Lower left lmmel flmshmg the 440 Lower right G Kung handlng off the baton Center D Wagner hurling the duscus TRACK TEAM Front row K DeBolt D lmmel B Busch M Adair D Wagner G Kung D Harmon Mrddle row G Behnlce Stedman W Young B Glles G Eaton C Marschall P Mtlls McDamels E Huclrfeldt T McNeul J Rentro S DeVoto Wnlls Back row A Cleveland P Arana Fl' If W! swf nl' ww '-vm.. KYNE TROPHY Football Jrm Ray Basketball Jlm Hull Baseball Joe Dlmauro All Around Athlete Mllton Adair The most coveted and cherlshed honor ofa C L U H athlete us to have hrs name engraved on the PETER KYNE TROPHY It rs an honor bestowed on hum by has fellow teammates for has ablllty sportsmanshnp and leadership un playing for C L U H s honor and prosperlty In the field of sports This honor IS not necessarily given to the person who has the most abnluty but lt IS grven to the person who brmgs praise and the word of clean sportsmanshlp to C L U H He IS usually a keen competltor and sustams co operation and comradeshlp wnthm the squad The KYNE TROPHY has nnsplred the sportsmanshlp and sense of fair play to many athletes May this msprratlon further the cause of C L U H and the men and women It burlds BASKETBALL AWARD Morrls Curry local merchant and llvld fan of all sports actnvltles of C L U H has donated a beautiful trophy to further sportsmanshvp and fanr play an the basketball teams of C L U H Thus beautlful trophy ns approxumately e ghteen Inches hugh startung wnth a whute base It rounds off mto the engravnng area whuch as highly polished At the top of the trophy IS a hgure of a basketball player that rs crouchung In a shooting posrtlon The honor of havnng names engraved on thus trophy IS open to all A and B Basketball players The basls used for the trophy rs the most valuable player to the team Two small trophles lone for A and one for B lwull be issued to the wmners of thus award each year This year the trophues were won by Duane Hunman from the A s and Jn H II from the B s These trophnes may be kept permanently by the wmner nn addutnon to lwavrng hrs name engraved on the large trophy whnch wall be kept at dnsplay nn thc CLU H Trophy case Many thanks goto Mr Curry for his Interest In our sports actlvltnes and the wonderful troplnes iff, 'o Track.. ....................... Wenford Rawlings '49-'50 . ' ' ' iw i qt' dia QQ Rf 1 chado R Lefferry D Har n G B h ke B Busch Thvrd row J nfo hall Ra agner ack o oac OL e o B es G Means We 156 5 of Lgaczefy September 22 l95l was a hrstory maklng day because when the meeting was called to order nt mode the twenty thrrd year of contlnuous meetmgs by the Clear Lake Unlon Hugh School Honor Soclety The mann purposes of the Block L are to give the athletes the proper recognntlon for therr athletnc abrlrtues and to provlde them with equrpment so that they will be safely and un: fornny equipped To provide the equrpment the Block L bought S330 OO worth of eleven man football shoes so that the varsxty and Jumor varsity players would have proper footwear when playlng on grassfootbaH helds Thanks to the fine attendance at the four night football games and eleven home basketball games there was a large enough Income to offset these expenses The socwty hopesto purchase euher newfbasketbaH unnornw or enough baseballshoesfor every member of the team Four nlght baseball games wull probably offset the cost of the baseballshoes and other basebaH equrpnwentso that atthe end ofthe yearthere WMU be a substantial sum for summer expenses A bean feed for the football players and Block L members was given by the Dads Club after whlch letters were awarded to the football players Much appreclatxon goes to the Dads Club for the frne feed and the support that they have grven the Block L The membershrp of the Block L was 25 this year, but with the new members rt wall be about 35 when they meet next year The outgorng sennors are Milton Adarr, Duane Hnnman, Bruce Busch, Richard Lafferty, Jnm Ray, Duck Wagner and Jim Hull 40 xx: y .X x yr X 1 - W W . -f-ir' 0. . ' ' J J . 2 :gdb tw ' A , jx ll 1 A i L A f ,-1 s , A ... L X u 5 , , . 1- Lv , J -. .. : 1 A D' 'W A AT is x L. T T xr 4 5' I I- K ' V , f 4- 4, J' ' 7 '. st . , e , C ' Y We Front row, from left to rfgh': M. Adarr, S. DeVoto, D. Hrnman, Ca. King, P. Mills, J. Drmauro. Second row: K. Ma , . , . , mo , , e n , . , ' 1 . Re r , C. Marsc , T. Spless, J. y, J. Hull, D. W Y .B r w: C h Pr rlx, D. H ndrlcks, J. Th mas, D, Kumball, D, arn , . . PF 99 Q If U f Front row left to right P Stedman T Euckhofl L Farrington D Deschamps L Richardson Middle row J Sted man H Vestal J Hayes B Oakes J McDanuel M Davidson R LeMueux Back row S Butler J Slade S Butler E Weisz S Holdenrued M Lydrc A Kuppunger The Girls Athletuc Association has been very active thus year under the leadership of our presudent Lois Farrungton and coach Muss Petrequun We got underway early un October with election of officers and plans for sports wuthun the school year The officers elected were President Beverly Tracy Vice President Lois Farrington Secretary Treasurer Duane Deschamps Executive Member Pat Stedman The plans for the GAA were to engage un three main sports volleyball basketball and softball to have two unutuatuons and to award large blocks and stars to those who have earned them After many practuce sessions we had two games with the Kelseyvulle gurls one volleyball the other basketball We won both games the scores were 76 l2 for the volleyball game and 36 l2 for the basketball game After playing these games the gurls from both schools enloyed one of Mrs Rays delucuous spaghetti dunners Our next game was basketball wuth Upper Lake and again we came out on top The final score was 37 21 After this game all were invited to the cafeteria for refreshments On March a volleyball tournament was held here with gurls from Upper Lake Kelseyvulle Lower Lake Middletown and Lakeport competung Each team played four games Muddletown came out on top winning all of these games Thus was a thrilling afternoon for all who participated During the year we held two well organuzed unttuatuons as planned Our furst was un December This turned out to be quite an affair one which I am sure will be remembered by the girls for many years to come. The spring initiation was very successful and the G,A.A. gained many new and enthusiastic members. Large blocks were awarded at a student body assembly early in April to Toni Eickhoff Lois Farrington Diane Deschamps and Lee Richardson. 41 Miss Petrequun as-af s-.R N T Aaoker D Edwards JOuee L Covey Pon e C Edmunds M Lydc B Oakes Holden ied Front row, let to right: V. Roches er, P. Welsh, E. Weisz, S. P SayBue Kupp nger Robe s A E Jones J C Bu J Ley H Ma scho J uin, B. Sharp, C. Thorne eq Pe SS udM Healy, M. Mifs J. 1 de ge, C. Hy Ha S. -a . .. PHol S DuPon Rcha dson M Woodwo h L J Thon E Dye BA Boggs Oh Dav ds s, B. Ewald, R. Conable, M F10 Ja T acy, M D. land, N. Weisz. First row: Sade D Deschamps J Dor J TIDES D V Dor H Vesa SON RMo ITIOD S Con ad owell, F anlrfu t, N. Cr L. ieux, E. Cleveland, Y. Ma ston, J Hayes, R. LeM ng on Fa L Second row Reynolds R. hause , uh C.M ess, s, M. Ruddock, B. Mills, S. Je F18 J. Jo ..- 4- ..- tl G Fl Petrequ SS Mi this year with beginning favorable CI Is' sports had ir 4. ..- ..- 4. ..- H- ..- .4- and n the spr ng baseba en- tennis and archery, which a first activities ot the year were has been earned ef G I' 6 fu d U t f CI 8 FS th s year and a g Th veryone has had fun l ioyed very much. The sport of archery was rather new to some of th ..- from M ss Petrequ n new sports bou ..- t 6 fn lea ey soon t 4. 'ai prom s ng oaks very our schoo The sport of horseshoes was offered to those who wanted someth ng gan! Thus year the band started off wuth a membershup of fufty fuve members Under the able durectorshup of Mr Hull thus band has been one of the best ever The furst meetung was held September l4 'l95O for the purpose of electung new offucers The followung students were elected to see the band through thus year Presudent Nancy Crowell Vuce Presudent Davud Hendrucks Secretar Q1 5 1. Vurgunua Vann Busuness ge TX cutuve Representatuve Shurley Butler Assustant Durector Gene Frazell Our furst task for the fall term was t X- ect our group as a marchung unut Twuce weekly drulls and takung part at the half tu wx uods of the nught football games gave us thus opportunuty Our next prouect was our annual Chrust 'J' ncert toward whuch we all worked very hard The concert was successful and the prox ,K - m the large attendance was used to buy addutuonal unuforms Tw us us the second year we have attendd E s t Game un San Francusco Besudes acquurung much practuce un marchung and 41' w onderful tume To look as strukung as possuble at the East purchased new hats whuch add very much to our unuforms They are M I black trum topped wuth a red plume and are very good lookung The band supported our basketball teams or all home league games Thus streamluned group lall team members were e iv, j, nd partucupatuonl luvened up the games by furnushung entertaunment at the hal pnd between games We are lookung forward to the annual Men it A u uc Festuval that us to be held at Fort Bragg thus sprung and uudgung by the fe Q attended un the past years we are sure we wull have a good tume and receuve o nors Our annual Sprung Concert us scheduled for Apru 0 The band should be un top shape for thus performance sunce work on the concert materual has kept us busy durung the rauny season Our mauorettes partucupated wuth the band at all publuc appearances thus year and deserve much credut for theur performance and wullungness to take part We are all lookung forward to next year whuch wull brung us an even bugger band and whuch shows promuses of beung as or even more enuoyable than the last Front row left to rught N Crowell V Vann V Weunkauf J Hayes P Cleveland S Jeffress C Stedman E Fuelds Furs! row R Morruson R Conable S Holdenrued B Oakes J Mapa N Weusz K Dewaal E Weusz P Pardee J McDanuels P Mulls S DeVoto C Walker K DeBolt B Myer D Deschamps Second row J Butler G Frazell J Dorr M Davudson D Tracy G Frazell F Zehnder D Bullard L Covey R Thomson R Reynolds J Wulls P Colluns B Balden D Mulls L Hule W McNally D Goodwun G Frutch D Hendruck Back row E Huckfelt L Farrungton S Butler Shurley Butler D Sagehorn J Renfro T McNeul D Harmon Conductor J Coner Hull This year CLU H has an excellent slxty tive voice mlxed choral group This chorus under the able durectlon of Mr Hull delighted Its audiences In Its publlc appearances At the start of the term, several weeks were devoted to fundamentals and exercises Wrth the help ot last year s veteran slngers and the accompaniment ot Ernc Field the group was soon on nts own srngnng tour part harmony The chorus appeared In public several tlmes this year It assisted the band tn Its concerts and has proven a tavorrte for many ot our program supporters On February l7 a selected group from our chorus participated IH a vocal cllnuc at Ulclah Thus clrnlc was held for the benetut of students and teachers ot the various schools ot Mendocino and Lake Counties Schedule appearances In the near future for the chorus are at the Mendocino Lake Music Festlval to be held In Fort Bragg on Aprnl T4 and at the C L U H Band Concert on Aprul 20 Wnth these appearances and assustmg wnth the graduatnon program we hope to have had a successful year ot fun and work an smgmg Front row left to right B Oakes M Davidson J Mapa C Stedman S Jettress M Ruddock D Bullard J Stedman W Young C Brown A Baruch E Scott R Conable S DuPont M Woodworth Frrstrow V Vann S Holdenrued R Morrison D Deschamps L Farrlngton F Wlnters V Wemlcaut H Ley S Ledbetter R Thompson T Splees D Trrplett M Janas E Weusz B Whusman J Slade J Dorr C Muhlhauser L Covey Second row M Lydrc S Bartlett Pat Pardee J Hayes L Richardson I Pantet Back row R Ogden D Sage horn IS GI omas ru n c G Kung E Huckfed Hlnman R Latferty Director Mr J Conner Hull Accompanlst Ern: Fields 4Q..,M flfff lift, ,rf ff' .L i ll WU! Left side front row R. Conable, B. Oakes, M. Lydic, Mrs. Jones Back row J Hayes R. LeMieux, N. Fitzgerald, C. Edmunds. Right side front row A Kuppinger, P. Welsh. Middle row: L. Richardson, M Davidson E Cleveland, D. Tracy, J. Thorn, J. Kuppinger, S Kneeling: J. Dorr. Boggs Back row B Sharp, M. Janos, C. Thorne, J. Oulette. Under the efficient instruction of Mrs. Jones, the girls of C.L.U.H. are very effectively instructed in the various phases of homemaking. There are seven phases taught in this school and they include the study of foods, clothing, health, housing, children, relationships, and manage- ment. These different phases are so divided that they require three years of study to cover them. To further the efficiency of the homemaking department some new appliances have recently been added. They are as follows: two electric stoves, on automatic washer, a dryer, and two sewing machines. These appliances make it easier to finish the required work in each class. The department has three unit kitchens. Each kitchen is so arranged that groups of four to six girls can work in each kitchen. Through movies, filmstrips, demonstrations and lectures by outside speakers the homemaking course is made broader and more interesting. Standing left to right C. Brown, D. Edwards, Y. Marston, B. Aliff, Left to right:'V, Dorr, J. Healy, M. Mifsud, C. Hyder S Hoge P A McCall T Aaker D lnnes. Seated: D. Deschamps and J. Stedman. Hoffman. ,4- 2 15.41 'fi lil. Standing, left to right: P. Bryant, J. Slade, Sally Butler Shirley Butler 4514474 Industrial Art was introduced for the first time this year at Clear Lake Union High in the form of general shop classes..There are approximately forty-five boys enrolled. Those boys who have had no previous shop experience are allowed one period a day. Boys who have had agriculture shop experience or other shop experience are permitted to take two periods a day. There were a few iobs around the school that needed to be doneiso the boys in shop were called upon to do them. Two of those jobs included the making of music stands for the band and carrying cases for the band hats. The individual projects were primarily woodworking jobs, such as radio cabinets, record cabinets, end tables, lawn chairs, wall shelves, bed-side stands, coffee tables, stock feeders, bookends, gun cabinets, gun racks, and book cases. Some very nice nut bowls and fruit dishes were turned out on the lathe. Some time was spent in improving the physical set-up in the building by making tool panels and similar items necessary to have a well run industrial arts program. Picture l: W. Furtado welding a metal strip. Picture 2: Mr. Davis shows B. Hickok what finished products should look like. Picture 3: When they are done L. McDaniel will have a radio cabinet, J. Stedman will have a book case and S. Ledbetter will have an end table. Picture 4: J. Dimauro puts finishing touches on his cabinet. i wi URN The Calrfornua Scholarshup Federatuon Chapter us one of the few organuzatuons rn whuch the student us rewarded for hrs efforts un both mate rual and personal satusfactuon After beung un the C S F for one semester he us awarded the torch pun on whuch us unscrubed the letters S S meanung Scholarshup for Servuce ln the event he us awarded the lufe membershup pun upon hus graduatuon he becomes a Seal Bearer and re ceuves a gold seal on hus duploma as well as a Lufe Membershup pun Thus honor entutles hum to membershup un the Torch and Flame he lower duvusuon honor socuety at the Unuversuty of Calufornua its D Each year the members are also entutled to at tend the CSF dustruct conventron whuch un cludes entertaunment promunent speakers dus cussuon groups and a delucuous lunch Thus sea son all of the members and our patuent advusor Mr McNaur attended the conventuon that was held at Analy Hugh School un Sebastopol Calu forma The sprung conventuon for the Northern Reguon of the state rs to be held un Santa Rosa on Aprul 7 Thus us the Bug Event of the year The 1950 Sl offucers of the C S F are Presudent Nancy Crowell Secretary Ermanell Roberts Executuve Commuttee Member Davud Hendrucks and our Advusor Mr McNaur Girls left to right: S. Butler E. Weisz E. Roberts N. Crowell L. Covey. Boys: S. DeVoto Mr. McNair E. Felds. ..- f SU U9 f o ..- sa- +- ..- ..- ..- ..- 4- Q... .- and eventf had a successfu We eHCOUflfeI'ed We hGVe GD chos been rs have fo Ed Buzz e ghteen en Th HCC T S ..- he Buzz as much as th d hope that We Since he irs day ha he Buzz has been in he high school, deserve a Io o credi or d i ch an excellen job in heir i has b i d b i I f . i II t I s uden s. i , i i , l ul year by he s , i i i fo and everyone enloye f e how On deas hs own '19 hav each body udent f 4. ckle, his wife: f Ahh UAL! bb 19.N'1'H USIASIS IN y Officers Discuf are asking for dam-! ,The Cord, T0 BRG Q f . -Q ' In ---- . rom an, auto acc' F Ofuflcfj .ol Gndg e Bells and Beaus intersection of -ith' flyo 6. On ,,, th fUg-lr S, or done any square reet in Lake rt on . 'Q 5' e Uff this year. po Here Fffsf f Qesfpfobf my fall OH9-50.5 expected fo be Pmsent - t charges that thel Wo O 011,77 Sm of Muay f. 1, Wim V at Lakeport's first ve his auto in al Plans for the anr b S 0 good e Bfock ., H any year mefdeos 'fs usoof ' Jamboree at careless manner iFBI school were disc e Played Sian. O L 9,05 17001, 5, were br horofw runty fair cident 'I regular monthly dir Next - S many YlOUSfy V Off aoghf f Ofklhg S f--rua int ff 'of the Lake County ' loc 0 bqsk 'Ugly f Ofed ,he o'Wofo1f 'Udeak 6 me re 3Association on Thi ,U of 'Own f efball ga oofbolf b prog-ro 0' fOl3'li7 I e9of, t . . 'gg .. 18. The meeting w' 7 mo Som me W ' Oslfof '77 Con gmof, n 133151 H' QLal-:eshore Inn. -'UCL-os Sf Of rho ' Jesse 15,77 Us Orrofr bam and session fo ey' .w , 5 I, joint X wp- gr-ei Harold Crandal Dona . and so hproceeds I 9' five ,waged befwe 50.95-oo!! fhe Ca 8 entire nf. to ' I-'as chairman of Org 710175 fro elpeal e O ffve Co noger of hen the H 90076-5 W ' This features a s e Un' . '77 0Se VO f Or! Gr :gas Q honor gf Milos: The r lzohonf forC:ZSSes wer the lofsegoli and Bloe flown 'eOfT7m Globefr S ,O he FBI sch l es' of ei e CSI: U C - T ' O ONS nd Lois Fvffifisfofi Date of th? Omer fhlh the 'hone r Co'0Deror'ed for ond rden 017 th he game Mfdefwy conrs and the . . e s le 3 Edlfof seventh and Allin all 95- 'V WO.: fo b 'on oadh '770ny H7 Sfflff OS O hug fnfea' ,O 95 I ve announced You W., ' fhraogh 9 Obfolh 640. ants 90 e hfloaq- ana Cla,-f, pickle 1 according to brlhg bl! en!-oy f hard Wo Sdby od fo ,hese h of fnd 00 fgp '-am, chairman. l E t ook Or ,no fit ond Verfm- ard awfo' -t gillgbe WH' fhf'7l'7Or3 not mon! fond 27 Years , Worry th U9 Undo V workin 8' ' . '. - ' 0 ' ' ackmu '5 f ,n ' given OH Success. thank fh mefnorie when Yo S they frov OmO'79 our dial' his .f 4 ai Officers' OSS, W,-H7 S' U foak epradu Pe - iheld in L.. Q!! Upon - fed - P199-Sure quiet L- Wt, a my 1,45 060 id t f mb Approximately .,, Qrah-,U Pages . Ok 'CHS lill- from the e' and tm.. de, who If Wi!! :hair gadgas Belle Oakes go towards f the an... S07 Duf f I 9 T0 ' Assistant Editor .ield day. H001 ,O vnu, Y Cerely, O,-H7 fo is the new A comr J- Hoy W' fer, , E -sing APM- Offr gd- make 1 uxcu. an cunt.-:to formu 591-ond es' 5 We? Ngfff, M lfol' and ,ld Exhibition hue agamst Chas' ' 52 bask 1- FQ, . 'OW-' B. 'sz' 5 R ,Si Jofve, . fl Sfcff Square dam' on March 6. lmred r D' I r1,,g,On Ogre: R obefo, N I Mos M sth, hardwood Crump ot' Lake' Wei, ,Q ' 8004 ,o' ' leo,-U - Crow I yefs, M, he :commodate at e Plaintiff ' B'U 1m. W Joan HF' S' Huffeel' P' sfyoss Beffms 44 'east 1- dequate seating ff, p r' J' H U J ' 'i- F 'se set up r spectators and ' laffef, OWS F ' S'edm 'User a yi ' .Z I7 On, P, f Mfg P our new permanent Si Devofoegdsf, D, H, O8f,eQ,, ZW, M, I '-Q installed in , , We Inman, T, b' De: h. Edben Qner, E, Fish? Efckoofafcompsl S- Z Ffksf ,OW ,ming J, J, Ray MSfedmOn oldefvr,-ed. ndlng ' . 'J. A e Dos anno for f servic shf 1 cong 'to ff this ye... 'P V. Immel The special' morning ser-Q by the As-1 congregation off S. S. Webster is' early cooperative service s of Lakeport will r night service in of the grammar me feature movie The Pilgrimage of the Life of in Korea . at the Tentative plans member of the Posse char e of one or two veterans 8' 'their house guests for the week end outing. A trail ride is being considered and other entertain- ment features will be discussed at tonight's meeting. .ixy The Where were went out? By have been in the A number of citizens in Lakeport area were caught in Port darkness when the power was Adqfr 1011.5 f B. 5 S' :moun- U ifhf ,cepoi-t's le Nice- Z' square 'sent A '85, ask- each: o de- and beer y distribu- .tinued by lst. .nanager for .r Lake plant Jvever Leak's illy manufac- nld from Lake- Works iah Sweeps L Track Meet ld at Fairgruond he largest crowd ever to at- a Northwestern League track t watched the Ukiah Wildcats at the favored Fort Bragg berwolves, in both A and B sions, at the fairgrounds here rday night. Geo. Turnbull Heads No. Calif. Fire Chiefs George R. Turnbull, chief of the Lakeport Fire Department, was elected president of the Northern California Fire Chiefs at their conference heir' Rosa last week end. Over 100 firemen X Hospitalized Vets SUIUIS QU0 fo tec The Lake Cou n special session ction on the co ive replaced six Will Enjoy Lake Rescinds County Lake county 1- in mentary he ed ' t U 5 6 .On Z ay E em h Strat. e sales of tic Editor, Lois Farrington, Assistant Editor, Belle eman 3 attendance Oakes, Business Manager, Ermanell Roberts, art fire ill Q 535 Fridzznt Editor, Dick Wagner, Sports Editor, Duane Hin- omfmm Ce ' Jusmess dam ert will be I man, Advisors, Mr, Ledbetter, Mr. Proulx, Mrs. , fire se, gpg? dbeneit Tiheboov. E 'nent . . . f' 9 Jones, Miss Meyer, Mrs. Fraser, Miss Belling, isaster w 5'Bbe,,S,W':m0,,of'9O 'I Classes, Toni Eickhotf, Diane Deschamps, Susanne 'ity Fomp munelx R0 ef 50' We Exam bwll . , topics we. p un, if he bw? 5 -10115 5' - Holdenried, Carol Stedman, Sports Writers, Steve one yxmffl wok ai' er's group DeVoto, Wallace McNally, Robert Brumm, Milton -ed were a Divan tote 0 t ' Adair, Richard Latterty, Elenor Weisz, Pat Bryant, Edwards 01 , ,jrgare , . . . . ee-president' P- A 'ms of ' Organizations, Eric Fields, Dick lmmel, Sally But ' Santa ' lition, ler, Fred Zehnder, Nancy Crowell, Jackie Sted- man, Bruce Busch, Executives, Joan Harris, Jeanne '- .Rents Q' Harris, Toni Eickhott, Janet Jones, Pat 0'Brien, den he Typists, Joan Hayes, Ruth Letvlieiiv nd place wins, me 100 and dashes. Wagner, Rawlings,l rklund, Conable, Iverson and. mith placed to give added' ts to the local crew in the Divis'on. Lakeport took one , two seconds, four thirds, e fourth and two fifth places.l the class B Division, McNal-i upported King with a second e in the high jump, followed Marshall and Kimball who for fifth. The B's relay team second place in the division. esults of the meet were: ass A-Ukiah SRM, Fort Bragg ,leur Lake 35. Hopland 24. Kel- 'illo 12, Upper Lake 9. Ander- Vnllcy 889, Pt. Arena 5. ass IT-Ukiah 7915. Vt. 4Bl'7UCIl-I . Clear Luke 22, lil-lsex'x'illv lvl, lnnrl lil, Pt. Arena 12. lfppcrl e l. 1 FLAS9 K i nt Pint'-ltadi-liffe till, Ilanta F l, Thomas KUT. Bono fKi.l U 4','l per I J--- , . isuus -- Mcfluire ICIA. Knilivfi l 3, Hooper fU3 0'Connor, fPV7,l imma tcm-list . I fl HH- Radcliffe till, lTtfCiT'CXV, . llawlinirs CCIA, liowmun flflll i -nf-ii win -fini. l else ill tie fm AJ, tio for ser-ond l able QCLJ, Dalville tlflll, Ito-i s tHl-5 22 . i our-ourt flffll. lversen tCl.l,l Hgh .lump- with Sllilli 0-Johansm 417131, Gleason HO, fer 1ULlA2t18.2. l it ealohnson llfl, Adair fCl,j, 1 ner KCLJ, Holmes fl BJ,' NYut'e J-:l0.6. ' tllontinued From Page 45 l i t ans Made For i Exhibit Day l he-Jlfake County 4-fl Council' Yi Pi, and 'rnomas M. Lane, Al were re-elected treasurer secretary, respectively. Chiei Gallagher, Oakland, remaini Sergeant at arms. Softball Games p HOURS lecnne X ,ow c-Vid MS O wen ewlol .B 'tell' M65 is W Oil sells Oo 'Yom E-lckho Pssxsionx I '- KS oS : of we-5 , New ' Brol 'evil i ated to PO l nativ. iStart This Month Ten softball teams from Lake- port and the surrounding areag date for Peace ld day graders will begin league games the last of May at the fairgrounds, .fol-, lowing an agreement between fair 5 promix. board members and soltball representatives meeting at fairgrounds week Games this sea: ed on a diamond fairground parking fact the turf plantle lar field is not lille to withstand ,rough Q ers will be moved! diamond. Lighting the lot will provide sux for contests lasting unt V? lie sed . To defray costs of ligi X X We B6 up and equipment, a none mission charge of 10, c ?0mn9'ok be asked. Two games 5. we 6,-,w0 ,dint scheduled each night. Wognei ok me lofi' A ml. several The parking lot diamon S, gxdf- R G, some 4 11119. will eq'-181 the be used until such time a. .Ae Coaoom ke oxoo ti-'ltperformance made a J newly planted turf can stand ihgpdm Cuvee 'G ' 'Auc or: E168-DOI' Weisz, Wh0 wear and tear of games. 133' 'uday n all day 9' save of this glrtlg' even The group meeting with the , ' ' i Wo? 3 0 em' an l fair hmn-A alan lnveri nn? the urn- k?vLlqneeT..Biil.,Barnes wm.Bg 1'9C0l -13 in each- and i 1752! gmhffx !ZEZ5'ZlI!ZZ!,A'i Pixy!! Lgfdid A' is xi., -is I 4 LAKE COUNTY TITLE Tutle Insurance Phone 5686 210 North Mann Street Lakeport Caluf Awakening the Dead The Early Bird WILLIE W COLES STATIONERY Offuce Supplies Lakeport Calnforma Lotsa Sleep Always Qf George K oss Howard H Herr M, LAKEPORT FURNITURE CO Lakeport Callfornna Phone 5927 Hurry u fellows CONGRATULATIONS FROM JOHN AND EDNA SUMMERILL CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 'SI EMBREE BARBER SHOP Aint she sweet? 'W-we ...ff ,.......- VP ARB' 2 11 fst- 4 - ff LAKE COUNTY DAIRY PRODUCTS Wholesale Retarl Daury Products and Puctsweet Frozen Foods Fountaln Servuce Phone 2218 Lakeport My how charmrn CARROL JONES JEWELRY STORE Opposute Court House Complete Lune WATCHES AND JEWELRY Watch Repairs Guaranteed Best Wishes to the Class of 'SI MODERNE BEAUTY SHOPPE FOR PHONOGRAPH RECORDS ee . . . THE ARROW First and Main Lgkepon You wanna TRY and sit on it? LAKE PARTS SERVICE Automot e Ports Mech ne Shop Best W shes to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 The e been some cha ges c e Best W shes to CLASS OF 1951 BILLINGSLEY S MEAT MARKET B 8- P FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Lakeport Bebop Z v-.qv EICKHOFF INSURANCE BROKERS All Forms Since 1935 200 Munn Street Phone 5601 Who the 1: der n bee 2 L X x ...fi Q2 J 1 '-H :- pl e THRIFTY MARKET Qual ty fo Less Phone 2379 Lokeport We Del er SHEARER PRINTING AND STATIONARY Lczkeport Ccl fo Q Dchl K Shearer Mo n Street Phone 2419 WESTSIDE BARBER SHOP and BEAUTY PARLOR Complete Sports Dept. WILSON SPORTING GOODS First and Main Lckeport, Calif. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 MEDDAUGH S DRUG STORE Dependable Prescrnptnon 4' Specuallsts Y e lpano Sm: e I ,M- M Who wants to eat? X, 11 DEMEO S READY TO WEAR Complete Men s and P w Ladies Ready to Wear Demeo s sHoE srons 'Q 9 Shoes for the Entrre Fam ly E Demeo Lakeport fl Congrotulahons to the Graduatrng Class of SI NYLANDER S MARKET Let s go teacher IS commg Congratulatuons to the Groduatmg Class CURRY'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO Mann Street Lokeport We re in CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES JONES AMBULANCE SERVICE What o motley crew Congratula Ions' Class of Sl YARDAGE SHOP T20 Thrrd Street TOYS OF ALL KINDS TRAINS DOLLS GAMES Furst and Mom Lakeport, Calnf Congratulations to the CLASS OF I95I A F STEVENS LUMBER COMPANY r' f . r.,,: . I Ihqi G we 1'-' Y l r 1 L I -.-f . ' bl A :QILI , jf,-,N ' '--' 'W-rs: ..,,, TA 'df' I Qgf l QM ' ' +V WL et- -L1 --zz -, 5' , ' My L A '-ss fu fffltfl - - A' .. I I I I 0 1 1 '3 - - I A I - - if , 'Z ' , ,H f- , fi N . . , L x U1 s ' 1 I V+ I . G. l ft . ,sf R if K X . ,Xiiexx II 'Q Y 3 w ' ' 7 L L. We ' ' . . fl ' I E ,S M 1 Nw lx ' Q 5 I I - - 'V I , V L6 ' 'aifmes irq f is A For Frrendly Servrce WOODWARD S SHELL STATION 11th and Mom Streets Lokeport Sopl ladres3 Three o clock rn the mormng LAKEPORT FLORIST lt s Ntce to Remember Freclrles ond Squaw CONGRATULATIONS ADAMS VARIETY Store ol Friendly Service Home wcsn't Irke this SINCERE GOOD WISHES LAKEPORT FEED 8. SEED Don L Polk Look ct that lorm r pockets? 1 4' Q01 -4r V'w .i PBEM? 'Q ,l Congrctulotrons to the CLASS OF 1951 LAKEPORT CAFE 8- FOUNTAIN Lenora Hrlemcn Who pulled the wool over your head? Best Wnshes to the CLASS OF 1951 COTTAGE DRESS SHOP r ooo rw we 2 -il iI 'J T ' .K , 7 xv I 1 , , . .-, E 4 . I I , 7 4 4. I . . I ' ki K l I . I 2 iq 7 I if GIFTS AND HARDWARE First and Main Lokeport, Calif. Lucky girl? I It Congratulations to the cLAss or 1951 LAKEPORT COFFEE SHOP 65 North Main Street Lakeport LAKEPORT DRUG STORE Chorles M Brondtel Modern Drug Service Mall Service Anywhere CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I95I Love thot gum Q Get lo work -1 44 in- www A Happy ond Prosperous Future To the Class of I95I CLOVER S RED 8. WHITE FOOD STORE Mom Street Across from the Court House Best Wushes rom LAKEPORT FASHION CENTER LADIES AND CHILDREN S READY TO WEAR LONEY'S MARKET The Frrendly Store Lokeport Collfornro Stop' The musrc? H 2 sq? 3 I l Sales PONTIAC Servlce LAMPSON SUPER SERVICE Complete Tlre Servuce Sporhng Goods an Fuller Polnts Lckeport Phone Who hoppenedf WILL L JONES 8. SON LUMBER MURPHY PAINT BUILDERS HARDWARE Lokeport Plostered Blfss Complrments of WALNUT GROVE PASTRY SHOP ' Phone 2IOI 65 First Street HOT POINT APPLIANCES RANGES REFRIGERATORS Fnrst ond Mom THE ARROW Lckeport, Coltf ul.. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 GORDON H SMITH MEN s WEAR AND SADDLERY s a fealhera Who! legs? we fp .20 I 'T' HARDWARE HOUSEWARE LAKEPORT HARDWARE H E Bar ef? Sherwun Wrlllams Parnfs Maytag and Kelvrnafor Applrances A galanda goo LAKEPORT THEATRE Always a Good Show LAKEPORT CALIFORNIA LAKEPORT ICE 8- SODA WORKS ICE LEAK S SODA WATER Ted Crowell Manager Upslanding C.L.U.H. sluclenls We 'aw is , tI7Fy MELVIN W PRATHER KAISER FRAZER DEALER CASE TRACTORS Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1951 ANTON INSURANCE AGENCY 175 North Mann Streef Lakeport All Types of Insurance Lovers rlll the end GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 51 FOR A YOUNGSTOWN SEE A MODEL KITCHEN First and Main Lakeport, Calif. wkq-xx McCLOUD PHOTO SERVICE LAKEPORT CALIFORNIA Somerhln PHONE 2105 g slrpped' Don t laugh FreshIes' X 'W Complrments NORTHON MOTOR COMPANY Your FORD Dealer Lakeport Callfornra How Io get KINGS UNION STATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 5I Jesse and George Kun Showoff KIRKPATRICKS Kelseyville Hardware PUMPS 8- SPRINKLING SYSTEMS Phone 32 KeIseyviIIe Look out, iI's wel W - VM.. .XW,..,., .. ..M..,..........f..4.,I Q, a ie as R .I Ras e Lakeport Phone 722I LAKE COUNTY CLEANERS Your Wardrobe s Best Frfend AGENTS IN Upper Lake Nlce Kelseyvrlle Frnley Lucerne Pnckup ond Delrvery Servuce Twuce a Week MOBIL SERVICE STATION First Avenue and Mom Street Phone 9977 ED GOULART Best Wrshes Class of SI est?- HARDWARE AND PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENTS First and Main Lokeport, Calif. Good Luck Class of 'SI NORTON MOTORS Phone 9 Mom Street KeI5vyvrIIe DESCHAMPS GARAGE LAKE COUNTY OLDSMOBILE AND GMC DEALER General Auto Repcnr Mochlne Shop Work IO N Mom Phone 5915 Shop 35 Forbes S1 Phone 2692 Ohl The rnonxey rapped hfs lo I oround The flagpole Brom: of the Semor Class CONGRATULATIONS to rhe CLASS OF 1951 LAKE CHEVROLET Love ID bloom Your sl p s sho g W ch I n hos lhe Ton? hf ffl BEST WISI-IES CLASS OF SI if DORITY S GROCERY KELSEYVILLE Nice Dogg Sweef lille fhrng v UNION OIL DISTRIBUTOR D E CHANTLER PHONE 7231 Congrufulofnons Class of 51 CONGRATULATIONS 8 BALL Kelsey Ile Collornvo THE FARM AND HOME CENTER Furs? ond Mom Lokeport Colnf ' 'T ,F I A ' I .V 3 5. I l I' ' ' W ' Q2 A. ' A Q 5 1 I Win . v ,, 1 or :YQ , 4, 1 .F ,. A 1 hi wi 1. gtg? ,Sins ., ff Vg fggigi, 2 Jak' ' Ififgfi' 1 ' . If 41f'?'f'b ' -f 1, - ,- f , . , A a , . . f - 1 6 W,:,,.g, , ' ie Q '55 , L5 L 1 1' L5 iz- , S, N , , , L ,N X 3 ,, if 1 I A Y . .M ' I k . , , , , Q 52'-,L . I v ' vi , I A