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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

,ff Xxx fZ ',f7j'i, V, aff, .f f 1, .. ' -- ,AI f I . I , X ,QQLL ',,fL7'ZV7Q, 5 4, -c 6 c 'rig ,, CARDINAP LACK CARDINAL AND BLACK STAFF GAIL BUSCH Editor Gur sincere thanks to you, the students of C.L.U.H. and faculty, for the cooperation extended us during the production of this yearbook. A very special thanks to Miss Cook, Miss Wayne, and Mr. Ledbetter for your helpful advice and counsel. AND THE BIGGEST THANKS TO US . . . THE STAFF P ESSA GE 9 E14 ii r. 'TDR C-. LEO 9-r ar Pau-lorvr ECYXGUL 'Sit eu . N YXXGYX 1 GLEP-R LP-XLE UNXG L. J. Hp-Mrrxovl. Gvlmvlvluvl sacuonv trcmnovr, Genus r,p.V.5POF.'Y, SNAFU?-NXA Orvro Mrr.r.tn Fottwr VJ . Hmlntu. Wu. Us-no Jorma Anorher vear, anorher qraorsarrng dass, another vearbook . . .bv cirr- ierenr 'rnd'rv'rduaXs and drvrerenr peopXe. The same rh'rnqs,oo nor happen over and over 'rn schooX. The peopXe, the smdenrs, come, aheno schooX, graduare, and rake ihe'rr pXaces 'rn rhe vvond. NNe hope rhar Xhe rnernbers or rhe dass or '55 have been 'rnhuencpd 'ror Xhe beher ourknq rhe'rr Yrme 'rn hrqh schook NNe hope rhar rhev vfrh rernenfrber some or rhe Xessons Xhe Xeachers rrred ro brrng Ko rhern. We hope rnar rhev vvrh awavs have a hkgh regard Ror eoucarkon, and 'rhar rhev vfrh soppork 'rr and rrv No 'rfnprove educarron and 'rrs iaorhrres when Khev become aouhs 'rn our cornrnonnv and 'rn our vvono. ' h great success ro a greak dass. Xvvxs BOARD OF TRUSTEES E ,.-.-- N J- f , 4 Av A-N - 1 ,., i i. wx :nun 'X you N 1 Left to right: Mr. David Miller, Mr. William David Jones, Mr. Gregory Eickhoft, Clerkg Mr. Victor Ledbetter, Principal, Mr. Lloyd Hamilton, Chairmang Mr. Robert Harrell. I 2 X ,, ,Q - 'V may A 2, . 2- w mmm 5 Aw LEE, GENEVIEVE VICE PRESIDENT Vocal l, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, C and B Staff 3, 4, Buzz Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Los Lobos 3, 4, CSF 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, Honor Roll I, Class Officer 4. BUCKNELL, LELAND PRESIDENT Block L I, 2, 3, 4, Band l, Bas ball 2, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Los Lo 3, 4, Officer 3, Class President 4. ket- Si MUHLHAUSER, EVELYN SECRETARY-TREASURER Buzz Staff l, 2, 4, Editor 3, Vocal 1, 2 3, 4, C and B 3, 4, Officer 3, 4 CSF 2, 3, Officer 4, Los Lobos 3, 4, Of- ficer 3, Class Officer 2, 4. CHANTLER, GENE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Block L 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Baskeiball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, Class Officer 4. BISHOP, FRANCES Transferred from Upper Lake 52. Girls' Chorus 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 45 C and B 35 Vocal 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 25 CAA 2, 3, Officer 45 Honor Roll 35 CSF 2. BUDDE, FRITZ Bl0Ck L lf 2, 3, 45 Vocal l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Football l, 4. Busci-1, GAIL Band I, 2, 35 Buzz 45 Maiorette l5 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 C and B I, 2, 3, Editor 45 A Cappella 25 Los Lobos 3, 45 Vocal l, 2, 3, 45 GAA l, 3, 4, Officer 25 Class Officer I, 2, 35 CSF I, 4, Officer 2, 3. f CRABILL, JEANNE Band l, 2, 3, 45 Vocal I, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 25 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 GAA l, 25 Officer 3, 45 Los Lobos 3, 45 C and B Staff 4. CREAMER, DARRELL Lobos 3. FARNSWORTH, DONALD Band l, 25 Block L l, 2, 3, Offi cer 45 Baseball 3, 45 Los Lobos 3 4: ,ICH and HBH 4. GARNER, CAMILLE Vocal l, 2, 3, 45 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 Los Lobos 35 C and B Staff 45 Pep Committee 2, 3, 45 Yell Leader 2, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, Officer 3, 45 Class Officer I. HENAULT, RITA Transferred from Ursuline Convent 53. Vocal 2, 3, 4. HILL, WESLEY Band I, 2, 3, 45 Vocal l, 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 25 C and B Staff 3, 45 Los Lobos 3, 45 Block L 2, 3, 45 Band Officer 2, 3, 4. HINMAN, LARRY Band l, 2, 3, 45 Block L 2, 3, 45 Buzz Staff 2, 45 Vocal 1, 2, 3, 4, C and B staff 2, 3, 4, Los Lobos 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 35 Class Officer 2, 35 Student Body President 4. Band l, 2, 35 Vocal l, 2, 3, 45 Los IvERsEN, KAREEN FHA 2, 3, 4, Officer l, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Vocal 2, 3, Buzz Staff 3. KEMPE, JON Block L 3, 4, Football 3, Baseball 3, Band l, 2, 3, Los Lobos 3, Vocal T, 2, 3, 4. KIMBALL, DELORES FHA Officer I, 2, 3, 4, Los Lobos 3, 4, Vocal I , 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, A Cappella 2, Student Body Officer 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Committee Pom Porn Girl 4, LANGE, DON Block L l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 4, Basketball 2, 3 Track l, 2, Baseball l, Band l, 2, Offi C and B 3, 4, Buzz 2, Vocal 2, 3, 4. ,lk 2, 3, l c llxt LARSEN, JAMES Transferred from Brete Harte Junior High School 52. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Manager 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 3. MCNEILL, ROBERT MILLS, DANIEL LYONS, NEvEL Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer l Block L l, 2, 3, Officer 4, Ba I, 2, 3, 4, Vocal l, 2, 3, 4. MARSCHALL, VIENN Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Vocal l, 2, Band l, 2, Buzz Staff 2, Block L l, 2, 3, Officer 4. Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Block L l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Officer 4, Vocal 'l, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 2. MORGAN, JAMES Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Block L 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal l, 4, Buzz Staff 2, Executive Committee l. SMITH, SHIRLEY GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, CSF 3, Officer 4, Los Lob0S 3, 4, Maiorette l, Drum Major- ette 2, 3, 4, Vocal l, 3, 4, Buzz l, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, C and B 3, 4, Executive Com- mittee 4. VAN GUNDA, WILLIAM Transferred from Ukiah High School 53. WALKER, DEVONA Vocal 3, FHA I, 2, RICKABAUGH, IRL Football I, 2, 4, Basketball I, 3, 4, Los Lobos 3, 4, Black L I, 2, 3, 4. ROBINSON, BETTY Buzz Staff 4, FHA l, 2, 3, 4. WARE, RON Football 2, Track l, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: LOS L0b0S 37 am staff 2, and Han' Staff 2, Honor Roll I Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Block L l, 2, 3 4 Ross, BARBARA Vocal I, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Pep comminee 3, 4, Lo! Lobos 3, 4, Pom Pom Girl 3, 4, FHA 4, Officer 3, Class Officer 3. Ross, REBECCA GAA 2, 3, Vocal l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Committee 2, 3, 4, Pom Pom Girl 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Los Lobos 3, 4, C and B Staff 4, Class Officer 2, 3. SMYTI-IE, LORETTA GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Buzz 3, Vocal 3, Los Lobos 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 4, CSF 3, C and B 4. FINLEY, KATHERINE Transferred from Alameda High School 53. Buzz Staff 4, Vocal 4. CossEY, GARY MARSCHALL, BARBARA Buzz Staff 4. Block L T, Vocal l, 2, C and B Staff 3, 4. FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Los Lobos 3, Vocal l, 2, 3, 4, SENIOR HISTORY We the Class of 55 at the age of sux found ourselves In a completely new envnronment school We looked around at all the new faces In wonderment As we became more acquannted and exchanged names we found Lee Bucknell Venn Marschall Katherine Fnnley Camllle Garner Gall Busch Bob McNeull Devona Walker Frmtz Budde Betty Robnnson and Shlrley Smnth who were stull wtth us when we departed from CLUH The htghltght of our Elementary School years was the eighth grade We were the oldest smartest bestest and biggest chuldren ln school We formed a Student Body and elected Gary Cossey Presldent Gaul Busch Secretary Camille Garner Treasurer We also had a yearbook whnch was named The Bugler and was edited by Gall Busch who later became the editor of the Cardinal and Black yearbook Gary Cossey designed the cover for the Bugler and he later became Art Editor for the Cardlnal and Black and the Buzz Graduation soon arrived and we presented a play the Aprlnana Tree which was wrltten by the students Evelyn Muhlhauser and Allan Sttce were the reclplents of the Cltnzenshnp awards diplomas were presented to all of us and we looked forward to our Freshman year at Hugh School We were welcomed In the usual manner described as nnttlatton and later more formally wlth the Freshman Reception Officers elected were Prestdent NEVEL LYONS Vtce President FRANCES PYZER Secretary GAIL BUSCH Treasurer CAMILLE GARNER Advtsors MISS AULGUR MR GARCIA ln our freshman year a total of thirteen of our rugged classmates turned out for football and after seven weeks of accumulatlng bumps and brulses two emerged to wun letters They were Nevel Lyons and Robert McNeill who both earned starttng posutlons on the Junior Varstty team Wtth three of our classmen representtng us on the B basketball squad Ron Ware was the only one to make a letter In track four out of our flashung class were able to achieve letters They were Lee Bucknell Jtm Morgan Fritz Budde and Nevel Lyons In T952 we became establlshed nn the reglme of hugh school ltfe and members of our class recetved honors such as Camllle Garner and Delores Kumball being elected cheerleaders Shlrley Smuth placing second In the Rotary Speech Contest and Gall Busch placing second an the Knights of Pythlas Speech Contest In sports we had one candudate for A honors and seven for B In basketball Gene Chantler earned an A letter and Lee Bucknell Larry Htnman Jam Morgan and Ron Ware gained B letters Track glorles went to the same four who won them during their freshman year This was the flrst year that a member of our class lettered un baseball, Venn Marschall Jam Larsen Jlm Morgan and Ron Ware performing the task Officers elected were President GAIL BUSCH Vtce President SHIRLEY SMITH Secretary EVELYN MUHLHAUSER Treasurer REBECCA ROSS Executive Commrttee LARRY HINMAN I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I . ,, ,, ' I I . 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Il ll 0 ' I I I 1 I I T953 and we were now upperclassmen The hsghlsght of the year was sponsor sng the .lunsor Prom whsch was very successful Due to concesssons at games dances and candy sales funds were rassed and the formal dance was held at Laural Dell Lodge wsth Don Lampson s band playsng sn accordance to our theme Indsan Love Call Delores Ksmball was re elected cheerleader and Evelyn Muhlhauser was chosen Buzz edstor Camslle Garner was elected Msss Football Our able leaders sncluded Pressdent LARRY HINMAN Vsce Pressdent BARBARA ROSS Secretary Treasurer REBECCA ROSS Executsve Commsttee GAIL BUSCH Advssors MRS ROGERS MR OLIVIER Our Junsor year under way we were off to a good start when Venn Marschall Bob McNesll Gene Chantler and Nevel Lyons were gsven letters for thesr efforts sn psonshsp for our school Helpsng sn the cause and earnsng letters were Gene Chantler and Jsm Morgan Wsth four Junsors on the squad the B team had one of thesr most successful seasons Ron Ware Larry Hsnman Venn Marschall and Don Lange greatly snfluenced the Bs successful season When st came to track the same four held up our class s reputatson sn the track fseld Lettersng for the thsrd strasght year were Frstz Budde Nevel Lyons Jsm Morgan and Lee Bucknell In football we were well represented when they passed out the letters Those recesv sng them were Don Farnsworth Venn Marschall .lsm Morgan Ron Ware Jsm Larsen and Bob McNesll T954 found us Sensors preparsng for our future lsfe Larry Hsnman was elected as Student Body Pressdent and Camslle Garner was elected as Cheerleader Genevseve Lee was chosen Buzz edstor Our sensor beau tses were elected by popular ballot as Queens for Football Camslle Garner Basket ball Delores Ksmball Track Rsta Henault Baseball Barbara Ross Gasl Busch agasn entered a speech contest and placed fsrst sn the contest spon sored by the Lakeport Lsons Club In our last year sn sports Nevel Lyons Frstz Budde Venn Marschall Bob McNesll and Jsm Morgan recesved letters for football Lee Bucknell the only sensor on the B basketball team was elected as captasn for the year Four of our classmates helped our A team to a very successful 20 4 record Contrsbutsng to the cause were Gene Chantler wno was chosen team captasn Jsm Morgan Ron Ware and Venn Marschall Chosen to represent our class were Pressdent LELAND BUCKNELL Vsce Pressdent GENEVIEVE LEE Secretary Treasurer EVELYN MUHLHAUSER Executsve Commsttee GENE CHANTLER Advssors MISS WAYNE MR WATSON I ' - r ' V I I ,, I . . I . I I I I football. Two of our classmates helped win the Northwestern League A cham- ' . ' ' ll II ' I ' I I I ' ll I II ' , . . .. . , I . . I I . I ' . I I ' I I . , . , . ' ll I .- - I I ' , J , 1 , - I I I I I I ' I I 1 f , . I . .. I I I I E, , . SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 'Where to Muss? asked Frances Blshop stoppmg her space-o-crulser nn front of the bewtldered lookmg woman who had lust stepped off the I 02 rocket from Earth I dont know maybe you could help me Im lookmg for a good real estate a ent 9 Say' You havent been here before have you' Everyone that has ever vusuted Venus knows of Don Farnsworth He never lets em leave wnthout trying to sell them something Frances glanced agam at the woman In the back for somehow she looked famulnar Arent you Becky Ross my old classmate from way back an 1955? Well' Golng to llve up here now? Yes I am If I luke ut Arent you Frances Bnshop? I havent seen my old frlends for so long I probably wont recogmze half of them She sughed All these new thmgs rockets a flymg car called a spaceocrulser modern lookmg buuldmgs so dlfferent from the Earth of 25 years ago She recalled how everyone had dns agreed wnth her old bellef that space was unconquerable Buuldnng a space shup and flynng to Venus CMars was too commonplacej had always been a topnc of much dlscusslon In the Physucs class of 55 and fmally the day came In 1956 when the progect was fmnshed The entlre class of 55 was re assembled and they left their homes and frlends to start a new clvlllzatlon all except Becky who belueved they would never make It and so she refused to go Here you are Becky Frances Interrupted Beckys reverse Practucally the moment Don stepped on thus planet he made a cool mnllnon by subdnvldung nt and selling lots wlth hrs partner Ron Ware Both of them are very ruch but they wull try to take every cent you have Dont you let em' O K Thanks Franny Becky paud her fare and walked up to the block long office bulldlng She found Ron out but Don puffing on a smelly cigar and fllcklng the ashes off wuth a specual leweled ash fllcker was very defumtely In and promlsed to fund her a cholce home Of course you want to llve un the clty Thats where nearly everyone IS except for Stanley Conrad He s got a mllluon acre pear ranch out In the valley Hr., brought the famous Lake County Bartlett pear up from Earth and has quute a prosperous ranch as he clanms exclusrve rughts to that partncular brand The gets on Dons spaceocrulser roared as the machine rose Oh whos that? Becky asked seelng a tall dark haired woman emerge from what looked luke a very modern versnon of the Whute House Thats Gall Busch Shes the first woman president of Venus although Impeach ment proceedungs have been started agamst her several tnmes for reasons nobody ever seems to know I thunk nts lust something to keep the government amused Jon Kempe IS always tryung to run agatnst her but he never qulte makes It Jon has become quite a polltlcal figure In the past few years He became famous when he became engaged to Ruta Henault and didnt lavlsh glfts and money on her Everyone flgured that a man that wouldnt do that must be pretty outstandmg Ruta? Has she been engaged? Has she been engaged? Nearly every man around has been engaged to her at some tume or another She s now the ruchest woman on the planet gets her dough by collecting the fabulous gifts and money they grve her She lnherlted her fortune when her husband a rnch onl prospector dled of a heart attack when one of hrs wells made a bllllon dollar strlke She ts lookmg for another husband and everyone IS very anxious to marry her but they usually cant afford to after a short engage ment perlod So they have to break off and she sues them for what Inttle money they have left Her excuse IS breach of promlse Well thats really surprlslng Oh my goodness' Who or what IS that? Don laughed Frltz Budde was staging a mock ray gun battle with hlmself on the Caputol lawn In the dnstance they could see a tall man wearing a whute coat and horn rnmmed glasses come boundnng up wlth a butterfly net over hrs shoulder On closer observatnon Becky saw It was Mr Watson Frutz has escaped agam that s all explanned Don He went Insane over the loss of has money when has engage ment with Ruta broke up She sued hum for breach of promlse and the sum was really terrlflc Mr Watson runs the Insane asylum to console hnmself as he says the people In there are more sensuble than the tduots who try to run our govern ment He Cant understand what has happend to has perfect socuety Now I Il take you through the slum section Don turned off over a narrow alley We have some very good lots In here cheap If you re Inter Oh Don for heavens sake' Now who lnves there? She pomted to a Iuttle tumble-down shack wrth what seemed luke a dozen children runmng around It In the front sat a man who looked suspcclously luke yes lt was none other than Larry Hlnman sleepmg In the sun undrsturbed by all the racket around hlrr' Don stghed sadly. And he could have done so much wlth humself he moaned , . ,, . . . . I ' I 11 1 - 1 ' , . 11 11 I . 1 ' 1 ' ' - 11 ' ' , 1 - - 11 1 ' ' - 1 . . 11 H . . . , - 1 ' 1 1 ' ' , . 11 - . . 11 - 11 ' ' ' - , 1 . . . . , . - 1 . . . - 1 . 1 4 I , . 11 11 - I ' ll ' 1 ' ' , 1 I ' I 1 1 11 11 11 - . . , . - 1 1 ' 1 11 - - - 1 ' , . . . I A . . . . ,, . , , . 11 1 11 - - 1 - 1 1 ' 11 1 - 1 - - - . , ' . . , . . , . . . , . . . , . 11 - 11 11 . , . 1 I . . , I - . ' 1 - 1 - 1 11 11 1 . . . ,, , - . , . . . . ,, . . , , . . , 11 - 11 - . . 1 - ' . . , 1 - - 1 11 11 1 - 11 11 - - 1 - 11 1- I 11 1 - 11 - - I 1 ' 1 - .. I , , u. - 11 - - I 11 , . It us sad very sad You see he convunced Shurley Smuth of hus love for her and they were marrued Poor Shurley' As Larry never worked she had to support theur eleven chuldren Funally she couldnt stand ut any more and so she decuded to do somethung about ut She trauned all the chuldren to tvvurl batons They are now luvung off the money won by her champuon twurlung and drull team Before Muss Wayne moved back to Spaun wuth her matador husband they used to appear at the bull fughts Muss Wayne met her true love when he kulled the meanest bull on the planet after a long and bloody battle It was love at furst sught Wesley used to accompany the twurlers wuth hus barutone but that was un hus less successful days Becky then notuced a man un the street who appeared to be sellung duapers Now who us that? Thats Darrell Creamer He used to be Venus Chrustuan Duor and desugned the most exclusuve clothes on the planet untul a rather unfortunate uncudent ended hus career He let Gene Chantler Don Lange and Nevel Lyons talk hum unto desugnung a dusappearung fabruc All the women wore dresses of thus cloth to a large dance and halfway through the evenung the dresses uust dusappeared Sunce then decent woman has spoken to hum He was engaged to Ruta at the tume and she sued hum after the engagement was broken and un thus way she gauned possessuon of hus vast fortune Now he us pennuless and destutute tryung to eke out a luvunq by peddlung baby clothes Whatever happened to Don Gene and Nevel? Don was Rutas furst fuance after her husbands death They were very happy untul Don realuzed he was losung all hus money He has trued many ventures un busu ness sunce then but was thrown un uaul recently when he was arrested for tryung to sell the scales on a gold fush s back to Frutz Nevel was a successful lupstuck salesman untul he lost hus uob by unsustung he prove to hus customers how kuss proof hus brand was He was un many shady deals wuth Don and they are now sharung the same cell The two of them cause the warden Betty Robunson endless trouble wuth theur uduotuc schemes of escape Its very touchung to see how they refuse to be defeated un theur purpose Betty us the toughest warden ever seen on the two planets but she us gentle wuth these two as she us convunced that they are not un theur proper place they belong wuth Frutz Old Chantler has really made a place for humself up here Do you remember graduatuon and how he was always hopung to make the team? Well he amused us by umutatung some of the players as the trup up here was long and rather borung He us now the top comeduan on Venus sort of a muxture between those old Earth stars Jerry Lewus and Mr Peepers Who us that poor man? asked Becky noddung toward an obvuously drunk person slught of buuld reelung along the sudewalk tryung to read a horror comuc book That's Gary Cossey the mad cartoonsst Hes now un one of hus mulder stages He was a very famous cartoonust untul hus engagement to Ruta but he turned to drunk to forget all hus troubles after he lost hus money Now he s makung a munt by drawung lurud cartoons for horror comucs and hes very famous but hes one of these people who never lukes to show hus money They had turned unto one of the better sectuons of the cuty and passed an enor mous mansuon Who luves there? gasped Becky quute overcome by the splendor of the estate Thats Ruta s wunter home Across the street un that dunky luttle four story one block cottage Iuves Loretta Smythe Ruta s lawyer who has won all Ruta s breach of promuse cases except one That was Jon s and she lust could not force hum to pay the sum that was asked You see Venn Marschall us the uudge and he gets very tured of all these cases He always goes to sleep un the muddle of them and wakes up after they are over He funds thus much easuer on hus nerves Devona Walker us Ruta s maud She knows when shes well off' The amount of money she makes un a month us equuvalent to the average mans yearly uncome Now we are approachung the Unuversuty of Venus founded by the very famous Leland Bucknell A look of prude crossed Dons face He marrued Evelyn Muhl hauser and together they founded thus great unstututuon of hugher learnung Lee us presudent of the college and Evue us Dean of Women Were all very proud of these two As they approached the beautuful campus they were startled to see two college men wuth theur arms full of fulmy punk blue and whute luttle nothungs come streak ung toward them They were recognuzed as Jum Morgan and Bull Van Gunda dressed un the latest college fashuon In close pursuut were Camulle Garner and Barbara Ross dressed sumularly to Bull and Jum Bermuda shorts and socks durty whute buck shoes and the whute pupes wuth curved handles suutable for theur sex Brung those back' 1 ' 1 ' ' . .i ' 1 ' I ' 1 I I - n . 1 a . v 1 I ll , . I I ' II H , ' , . . . . U l I . . . . . , no ' I ' II II Il I I ' ll ' I ' ' I I . I . ' . . . I . . , I I , ' II ' T . how he got a iob as a water boy for the Rams back on Earth shortly after his I 1 - . ' 1 , . ' ll T , . . ' 1 I I ,, ' . , . . . , . . . . . ,I . . . . . , I , I - - 11 ' ll . Il ' - AI I 'l I ' . . . ' 1 I I ' 1 ' I I 1, 1 . 1 I . I . . . . ,I . ll . - . I I - I . . , . ,, l A I 1 1 ' a I I ' I I -' 1 1 How smooth you are how crude you umature lushers' shrueked Barbara reach ung up to pat her modufued crew cut the latest fashuon un gurls haur styles Recoverung from her surpruse Becky asked Don what was happenung Oh thats uust Jum and Bull goung on another panty raud he said as soon as he could speak They pester those poor gurls nearly to death You see they are members of the Vu Gamma fraternuty They are stull tryung to graduate from college and occasuonally they get very bored and dusgusted wuth lufe Thus us how they make ut unterestung Barbara and Camulle started the Vuna Chu sororuty when they furst started college here and they luked college lufe so well that they have remauned here ever sunce takung graduate courses Barbara us the sororuty presudent and the Vu Gamma fraternuty lust recently elected Camulle theur Homecomung Queen They passed over the college staduum and Becky notuced that a game was beung played At furst glance she thought ut was football but on lookung more closely she groaned Oh no Don' That usnt Speed a Way they re playung us ut? Yes ut us Jeanne Crabull U V s coach has developed ut unto the most popular sport on the planet Lusten to that crowd roar' They love ut Then they passed a studuo wuth a puano un the wundow Don explauned that thus was the great Danny Mulls studuo Dan Don went on took puano lessons and us now a second Luberace He us very famous and all the women lust love hum Katherune Funley the noted haur stylust us kept very busy wavung hus haur Rumors of a romance between them are now curculatung Becky coughed as Don blew out an extra Iarqe nuff of smoke from hus cugar Where dud you get that awful thung'? she asked wrunklung up her nose Thus us the McNeull Specual chuckled Don Bob has done very wull for hum self wuth hus cugar factory Hus motto us We out stunk em all and he added exam unung the ash that gathered at the end of hus cugar uts a hundred per cent cor rect Bob eloped wuth Delores on the nught of theur graduatuon from hugh school and she us now owner of a large factory whuch produces an aur deodorant S funny thung Don reflected whenever Bobs sales go up so do hers And I can see why' Becky snorted openung the wundow She looked out to see a sugn on a buuldung readung lversen School of Dance So Kareen went on wuth Oh yes Don exclaumed Shes very well known as she managed to develop a dance out of Wesleys latest hut Sp toosh lts a luvely luttle number portrayung old men un a cugar store tryung to hut a sputtoon ls Wesley wrutung popular songs now? I thought he was structly longhaur Well as a matter of fact he was He had a great contempt for these honky tonk popular tunes but after years of strugglung as a poor unrecognuzed musucuan he got exasperated and wrote an unpronounceable nonsensucal song called Ftzmrk whuch was an ummeduate hut He has been wrutung popular musuc steaduly and has made a bug fortune You probably wouldnt know Wes now hes whats descrubed as a real gone cool cat Then they saw James Larson wuth a bundle of newspapers under hus arm shout ung Extra' Extra' Read all about ut' at the top of hus vouce Hes sellung the Evenung Star Don saud He had a wonderful uob as a pro fessor of advanced mathematucs at UV but unfortunately he got un some sort of a shady deal and thus caused such a scandal that he lost hus uob as well as hus money Genevueve Lee sympathuzed wuth hum because hus last unutual was the same as hers and she gave hum a 'ob on her paper Oh us Genevueve edutor of the Star? Yes After strugglung as a copy gurl for the Lake County Bee for a whule she started thus very successful paper when she arruved up here Shes also presudent of the Luterary Club They meet once a week and go outsude to gaze at the moon drunkung un unspuratuon Then they see who can wrute the most poetucal poem Don was now back un front of hus offuce buuldung and he slowly settled the space o cruuser to the earth He bought a paper from James and turned to lrl Ruckabaugh s column lrl us the most noted news commentator of our tumes He knows all there us to know about anyone even the reason why they re always tryung to umpsich Gaul He wears a derby and spats carrues a gold headed cane and us always smokung one of McNeull s cugars A dugnutary gust usnt complete wuthout one Now that you ve seen our planet what do you thunk of ut'? Thunk you want to luve here? My partner Ron us back and we mught make a deal for a paltry sum He wunked over Becky s head at Ron who had lust stepped out of the offuce buuld ung Frances was cruusung over lookung for a fare and she heard Dons remark Ill bet utll be a paltry sum' That old shyster' she muttered Opemng her wundow she yelled Becky' Dont pay hum any more than necessary O K , Franny, laughed Becky, as she ran up the staurs unto the buuldung . ,, . .. - , I I f . I ' II l I ' I . . . . . ,, . . ' ' 11 - ' - 1 . . , ,, . . . . . 1 - 1 . . . . . ,, 1 - 1 1 11 - 1 1 - - - 11 - 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ,, . . . 1 . . 1 - 1 - ' 1 - - 11 ' I ' ll ll Il ' ' - 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 . . ,, 11 - - 11 L I - - . , . 11 - - 1 - - 1 11 11 - - . I ' . . . . . ,, . 1 ,, - ' 1 1 1 . . . . ,,. , 1 ,, . . . . . - 1 - - - 111 . a - 11 11 1 ' 11 1 1 I ' 11 11 - ' . , . - - - - 11 11 11 ' el' anClng, S e fernal' e . 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I, v I Lyo , I y ad libbing ability to my little I, Gene Chantler, do here leave m t achers that are VOIIWSV, Lan' - ewitched, Both ed, a Bewil e . I, enn M all, leave m i I am- I, Sfanle C d, d I m he-ighfio CI J . ers, ho ing he will tak int. ll G i- eeseyl leave my abilily or gem,-ig PS io I, Bob Mc eill, leave all the girls of CLUH to H y Win le I W itl ck. I, Jeanne Cr bill, do leave my athletic ability to Mary If DanIeI MIII I I IIISI Ien0I Pan I0 -IIInnnY Yann- Jane R ll. I, immy organ, am not going to leave Wilma Hastings. I, D rrell C , d I I hair to Paul Soren- I, I Mu lhauser, leave my patience to San y s . m e. If n I:aI'n5W0IIIIf do I9aVe InY SISUGSIVC BIUIIIIY I0 I, Irl Rickabaugh, leave my personality to David L wis. SP I IUI9 In Yeafs I0 C0In9- I, ety R binson, do leave all my typing an r ugh I, atherine Finley, I y smile to m i y in ra ti g in Journalism to D ie Nola . he OPS IIIIII II WIII CaU5e ne C 3 5n'IIIe On I'I9I' I, Barba a Ross, leave my naturally curly hair to T y great stone face. lr il If aI'nIIIe G I I Y abIII Y I0 SIICI4 I0 One Inan I, Reb Ross, do leave my m er to Ronald Bugbee. IO ne HICI45- I, Shirle i , o leav m r m Malorette and twirl- I, Rit H I , I y great big brown eyes to Kathy i iliiy ie Li da l-li m I hoping 5 keep fl-ie I, sle ill, o hereby I y i I bility to I, Loretta Smythe, leave my championship i R BI QI9 - racket to Wilma H i gs. . I, L Hinman, d I i i I, ill an Gund , I bility p fl 'l:6I'l'1 F, MF. G I . Op G00 Win. I, are I , I y rusty scissors to J King , I, e Ona Walker, do leave my a ili ing she will never use them. el him ie l-lelen Buelqfal I, Kempe, o leav my big feet to Clarence Jones, I, Ronald Ware, do noi leave Mickey yonel hoping e can put them to good us . SENIOR t Q I Af- 0 ON 'Q s,, , r' d SUCCee TH . I TO WQR ost Like YDON FARNS Best Student GM BUSCH EVELYN MUHLHAUSER LELAND BUCKNELL Best Leadership GENEVIEVE LEE LARRY HINMAN Besf Aff-AfOUnd BARBARA ROSS IRL RICKABAUGH CLASS FAVORITES Most Talented SHIRLEY SMITH WESLEY HILL Most Fun DELORES KIMBALL GENE CHANTLER Best Looking CAMILLE GARNER NEVEL LYONS Most Athletic FRANCES BISHOP VENN NIARSCHALI. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE x Wu:-.Q 7 rt sf , LARRY HINMAN Pfpg ffm-y RUTH WHORF' ooms MORGAN ' , Vie prgsmjen' Secretarylreaswer STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Ftrgt row Wait to rtgnt' Ltnoa Htnrnan, Sophomore Class representattyeg Mickie McNaHy Jumor Ctass representattyeg Canmtte Garner, FHA represermtatnveg Jeanne Crabitt GA A. representativeg Shtrtey Smith, CSF. representattye. Second row Gene Chantler Sentor Class reoresentattyeg Wesley Hnil Band repre- sentative, Eddy Dechani Los Lobos representattveg Bob Stone Block L representattyeg Jimmy Vann, Freshman Class represervattye. GL SSES FFUYFRD -yf 3, 55,0 fn frggw V, , , ,figf e, - . we ig A wi rr ff 1, f. 3.5, sr Q , :z 'fy MF aah. N! M Q Q. if - ,251 4 3 ww. Lorraine Fuelds 'A Mike Freeman 4 . f . l i T I 'A 142 -tix I Q Pat Roy Vrctor Paul Charles Peggy Rouse Shields Sneed Sorenson Strnad Thorn A. J. Ramon Peggy Russell Kenneth Ruth Walker Walker Ware Weaver White White A JUNIOR KNOWS BUT KNOWS NOT THAT HE KNOWS Rodney Ruth Wulllams Whorff The school year of 1954 55 has been a very successful and actlve one for the Junlor Class As the Prom ns the hughllght of every Junlor year our flrst concern was money makung prolects whlch was solved by havung concesslons at all home games candy sales dances and fines nf one falled to serve on a committee A word of praise and thanks goes to our very capable and wllllng officers and advlsors Mrs Turner and Mr Kung ,. ,,J?'... 'Y x X MM, sg i Jiri., -W I fm' la., W, Q V H is . .E,,,?W,5! Mary Dumauro 4. Q Ax N Henry Ron Kathleen Ronnie Buddy Kaqhfyn Marschall Mayes McNally Mellor Milsud pf,-ehm ,rt t , ., , f if f sg S , l ii . 3-'fi 'S ' - K . A T ,'l2 - lf? ' . H ' T -1 ,I If' X T Y 2 in-sl Y Ji l-a fY Tom Edwin Dorothy Jimmy Sandra pYZef Renfro Roberts Schade Simpson Sperling T .Nerf 'L -lQe Lloyd Lois David Bill Robert Steiner Sullivan Swanson Thurston l'ocher Tolton A SOPHOMORE KNOWS NOT -, AND KNOWS NOT THAT HE KNOWS NOT l , 4 Marlin Maxine Harry Walker Welsh Whitlock Well, we're here again. Last year we were lowly Freshmen, but now we're SOPHOMORES! We used our superior power over the poor little Freshmen by initiating them. But really, we weren't too bad. The first dance of the year, the Freshman Reception, was a huge success. Continuing our money making proiects, we gave a candy and cookie sale, which turned out very well, too. We chose our class rings Qwhich are beautifulD and eagerly looked forward to February when they arrived. We all have had a marvelous time this year, but just think: next year, we will be upperclassmen! But all in all, our four wonderful years go by too fast. Y E S Q Q-Y' E. ,A Marlene JOYCE Roland Gary Robert Marvin Carolyn Aaker Barclay Bartlett Bates Bock Boggs Budde I T 4' f . Picture 2. is Noi v' Available 'ai ix! Q 'i M, . M .. . J y Sally Earl Barbara Morris Walter Willis Marie Carris Chambers Clary Colton Covey Covey Diggs 'S 5' 7' ' Picture Q3 if .V , A 3 Not I xx , it M F Available ,K , X I xi 4 X Terry Joanne Jo Ann Betty Zane Mike Terry Diggs Dwinell Eustis Finley Fitzgerald Ford Forgit sr A. , ig ' 'P , nz--r we- V ' SN 'f , , li' X-xr 7' - . x zxdsbniiigki-.1 Vickie Phyllis Linda Nancy Dick Divid Nell Hartson Hill l-lugl1eS lnnes Jones Kalfsbeek Kelsey A , mx X' as Ronnie Sneed James Lusk Susan Ross James Vann President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Executive Committee 1, . cf' if Yrs 1 Z 1 Joan Bradford King Kitchen if if G' A X Q - X ' N V1 l I - fx I Tx Delbert Robert Moore Moranda Xl . Larry Wayne Peters Pyzer Mary Russell Kaed Williams Sf XX- ' 'x X Keith Sawyer QQL Ar., 2 Benny Wright t .4 4 .-:Q iv, 7' , T4 I T X Dennis David Judy Lane Lewis Ley Picture G-' ' Not Available X N ' K fx l ' Joe Janet Phil Meyer New Nunnemaker is S' 'L .. . wb if .es G -: ' 1 's9.+ .fl lla. Jr. Virginia Judy Alva Quick Rashe Reynolds 3. N. Treva Charlotte Betty Sylvester Thompson Tocher A FRESHMAN KNOWS NOT AND KNOWS HE KNOWS NOT .. -, 'L ul. -- as I. Henry Marschall R Becky Pappas , 9' G, s 64 'CT 4 X A-Q 4 L Marvin Robinson 5 3 li, in ' r 'I 'CZ' ,r 33,1 I 1 Q ia l 'Q I Charles Traft The first day of school held great suspense for the Freshmen and gave delight to the Upperclassmen. Following a week of hot ordeals, Cpeppers, bouillon cubes, etc.D the Sophomores entertained us with a Freshman Reception, which was later returned with the traditional Sophomore Return. In order to raise money, the Freshmen were the first to have a cookie sale, which was a big success. We also sponsored candy sales and dances. We have all enioyed being underprivileged Freshmen and look forward to being sophisticated Sophomores. ex fu. Q-X l U Russell McKee 'S La Verne Perigrina Dennis Russell Coral Williams Paul Kalfsbeek In Memoriam 1,-gn X .j.M,kr' 'Wh i 954. ff 0 ' ,fzg A . ,M ..., A , YI 2505 ' I Bw ff 5? A 1? .kj ' ly 4,2Qa,v n ,X Q . X, . 'a film if bf-'vu C SPORTS ii BILI DESCHAMPS RICKABAUGH FRITZ BUDDE X 2 Tom MARCUS RENFRQ ANDERSON BOB MORANDA CLIFFORD EATON VENN MARSCHALL i PAUL SORENSON .rm HERB B TLER U MIKE FREEMAN NEVEL LYONS BOB McNE ILL BOB STONE BOB TOLTON DON LANGE DEAKE LYNDALL FOOTBALL SUMMAR The 1954 Football season for C.L.U.H. got under way this year when the Cards lost a hard-fought ball game to a more experienced team at Calistoga, with Chantler making the touchdown for the Cardinals receiving a long pass from Timothy. The Cardinals won their first home game of the season defeating Cloverdale, It was an evenly matched game and one of the best played games of the year. Chantler scored the touchdown for Lakeport and also kicked for the extra point, Clear Lake marched on to St. Helena where they encountered a much larger and tougher football team. The Cards played a good ball game but were outweighed by the other team. Playing their third and last game away from home, the Cards got off to a slow start with Willits scoring twice in the first 3 minutes of the first quarter. Lakeport scored twice in the second half when Stone carried it across once and Whitlock making the other tally on a quarter- back sneak. C.L.U.H. was defeated by Half Moon Bay in the second home game of the season. It was very well played by both teams with Lyons and Marschall making the touchdowns and Chantler passing to Marschall for the extra point. The Fort Bragg Wolverines defeated the C.L.U.H. Cardinals in the third and last home game of the season. The Wolverines were big and fast and proved to be the better team. Having postponed the game on Armistice Day because of a flooded field this regularly scheduled home game was played at Upper Lake the following week. It was a nip and tuck battle all the way with the Cards threatening twice but never pushing it over. The Cougars scored in the fourth quarter with iust a few minutes to play but missed the extra point. Seniors completing their last football game for C.L.U.H. were: Nevel Lyons, Gene Chantler, Venn Marschall, lrl Rickabaugh, Bob McNeill, Fritz Budde. BOB BOCK HARRY WHlTLOCK 4-M . 5 9 ,Q -sf . gf K - .,.. 33, ff J' it at Y: F 2 5' 3 1 nf- x Q v -f L k 41 Q Q2 w S25 ' W i 1 we fl ici. 43 wr? ef Q 12. , 55 A , I? A 'QM W - 5 'f 'ww' 1 A ' . GENE CHANTLER-Center RON WARE-Guard ,M 'Y T' DAVE THURSTON Forward . 5 'lg 252' RON TIMOTHY-Forward RODNEY WILLIAMS-Guard BASKETBALL SCORES BASKETBALL SUMMARY The Clear Lake Union High School basketball team began to take shape with the tournament held at Lakeport the first weekend in December. With only one varsity letterman remaining from the previous year and helped by three B's moving up to the A squad, our team entered the tournament as complete dark horses. Calistoga, Middletown, Lower Lake, Kelseyville, Upper Lake, and Lakeport com- prised the teams playing. To the amazement of all, the boys won every game played and won the championship of the Lakeport invitational tournament. The following week the team was invited to play in the Middletown tournament, which they won by defeating first Lower Lake, then Kelseyville, and then Lower Lake again. Rod Williams, first string guard for the Cards, was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the tournament. More practice followed. With Gene Chantler at Center, Ron Timothy and Dave Thurston at forwards and with Ron Ware and Rod Williams playing the guard spots our team continued to win As the end of January approached and the conierence season began to roll around Clear Lake Union High was on the long end of an impressive twenty three game winning streak The first league game of the season was played on our own court with Wnlluts It proved to be an easy victory the score being 60 27 and all of our players par ticlpated in the game The next league game was played against our arch rival Ukiah and on their own court lt was a hectic and exciting affair but Lakeport came out on too with a score of 39 37 The following league game with Fort Bragg turned out to be the first loss of the season The econd half of the season was not Quite so successful as the first but the team played excellent ball all season and can be rated as one of the better teams to play for Clear Lake Union High of many excellent teams our school has had The last and final game of the year was played against Balboa a school of 2500 students The first game was a surprise to everyone when Lakeport won by a score of 46 34 ln the varsity game Rod Williams our high point man of the year was miured and left the game in the first quarter Things looked dark particularly so when Balboa s all city forward continued to hit with a deadly eye At the final bell C L U H however was again ahead to rack up two victories in the final games of the year Only four Senior players will graduate Gene Chantler Venn Marschall Jim Morgan and Ron Ware Kelseyville Calustoga Middletown Upper Lake Upper Lake Lower Lake Kelseyvllle Lower Lake Boonville Boonville Upper Lake Kelseyville Willits Calistoga Ukiah Middletown Fort Bragg Wllllts Ukiah Middletown Fort Bragg Balboa CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH CLUH I ' ...... ,...,. ...V 2 l . . . 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Left to rght Bob Goodwrn Bull McDow Jlm Vann Clrftord Eaton Mrke Freeman Coach Clare Front row Bob Tolton Ronnre Sneed Ronnre Mellor Lee Bucknell J m Srmpson B BASKETBALL SUMMARY Our B team had a rather unsuccessful season If games won and lost are the only consrderatron Actually the B s had three of therr members moved to the varsity and most of the remaunrng squad were very small As the season progressed they played better and better basketball Several boys wrll be strong prospects for our future varsrty From our standpolnt our Bs were an excellent team Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport, ,ca,, Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport La keport ,,,c,, ,c,cc, Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeportc, W , Lakeport Upper Lake Boonvrlle Kelseyville 7 Boonville H Upper Lake Kelseyville Wlllits Calistoga Ukiah H ,, Middletown Fort Bragg 7 Willits , , Ukiah ,,,, ,, Middletown Fort Bragg , Balboa Left to right: Ronnie Timothy, Bobby Stone, Jim Larsen, Rod Williams, Mike Freeman Don Farnsworth Paul Sorensen, Ron Ware, Dave Thurston, Delbert Moore, Marv Robinson, Don Clare Coach First row Roland Bartlett, Bob Goodwin, Venn Marschall, Brad Kitchen, Ron Sneed, Dennis Russell Morris Colton John Goodwin, Bob Moranda. C.L.U.H. ,,o,,,, C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H C.L.U.H BASEBALL 2 Kelseyville 5 Middletown O Upper Lake l Upper Lake 0 Upper Lake 3 Kelseyville 2 Fort Bragg ,, l Ukiah 7 I Kelseyville l Willits e,,e, , 5 Fort Bragg O Ulciah .. ,L 7, 9 Willits ,, 'League games Opponents 1 O .,,,,l6 A, ,216 , ,34 B U so 2 22,13 U, .e,.. 15 ,e.,,e,,l4 vc' Front row, left to right: Dave Thurston, Nevel Lyons, Venn Marschall, Fritz Budde, Ron Sneed and Marvin Boggs. Middle row: Bob Stone, Ron Timothy, Deake Lyndall, Clifford Eaton, A. J. Walker, Wayne Pyzer, Bradford Kitchen. Top row: Jim Morgan, Paul Sorensen, Benson Edwards, Larry Pyzer, Rod Williams, lrl Rickabaugh, Charles Strnad, Lee Bucknell, Mr, Watson. T954 TRACK SEASON The T954 season opened with the team traveling to the Davis Track Meet. With more than lOOO competitors, Lakeport was not able to place in the meet. ln the Lake County meet, Lakeport placed second with both A and B teams. Lakeport received fourth place in the annual Northwestern League track meet held in Fort Bragg. The outstanding records for the year were as follows: A TEAM Roy Williamsel 20 yd. high hurdles, 17.9 seconds Roy Williamsfl8O yd. low hurdles, 22.8 seconds B TEAM Lee Bucknelle33O yd. run, 41.4 seconds Deake Lyndall-1320 yd. run, 3 min. 39.7 seconds Ron Timothyebroad lump, TQ' AVQH GIRLS' SPORTS THIRD PERIOD Top row: Virginia Quick, Lorraine Fields, Betty Tocher, Marlene Aaker, Joyce Barclay, Linda Hughes. Second row: Joan King, Sue Ross, Bar- bara Clary, Jo Ann Eustis, Terry Forgit, Kareen lversen, Roberta Bock. Third row: Peggy Ware, Donna Herren, Joanne Dwinell, Betty Finley, Betty Robinson, Devona Walker. Bottom row: Mrs. Turner, Mary Josey, Judy Rashe, Phyllis Hill, Becky Pappas, Mickey McNally. ya ,- Q sul ' I 'vi SECOND PERIOD Top row: Jackie Forgit, Lois Swanson, Barbara Ross, Kathy McNally, Rebecca Ross, Dorothy Schade, Kathryn Pfrehm. Second row: Donna Creamer, Pat Rouse, Freda Green, Helen Currie, Mary Dimauro, Karen Garner, Denise Nolan. Third row: Linda Polk, Sandra Smythe, Doris Morgan, Mary Herren, Sandra Crabill, Shirlee Lange, Marcia Bishop, Delores Kimball. Bottom row: Mrs. Turner, Linda Hinman, Wilma Hastings, Genevieve Lee, Jeanne Huckfeldt, Katie Baker, Georgiana Garcia, Claire Morrison. FOURTH PERIOD Top row: Nadine Rash, Helen Buchta, Marilyn Bishop, Nancy Innes, Judy Ley, Vicki Hartson, Evonne Hicks, Pat Carzis, Treva Sylvester. Second row: Kathy Finley, Evelyn Muhlhauser, Sally Car- ris, LaVerne Perigrina, Nell Kelsey, Mary Russell, Sandra Sperling, Ruth Whorff, Loretta Smythe, Minette Janin, Bottom row: Frances Bishop, Char- lotte Thompson, Rita Henault, Shirley Smith, Mrs. Turner, Marie Diggs, Pat Bates, Carolyn Budde, Gail Busch. 3 ,fi is CTI ITIES v E aww, 'v ....,,. ,, , N I lf.. 3 i M , .- V af , 1 'M YT 'V' .. Y X 1 S2 1, r ' ' . . , 1 gf, f fs 4? -f t ,S A E 'gn 'X 1 5 il jp? 'gf VVWX E? x X 'AJR' 51451 I K vit, r Q '12, X I v: ff- ff' fx X sg, XX X , 4 K . v' ,o , , M ga , Lf f , , y ff ' A if 4 Y' MUN V. V -In Vey ll X l xi ' . M, ' .Ls T12 I t H nuts 'Q' k-Tfgfi' if W4 .L . K A -+A iq, 1, , W' am ' -' ' X s mf ws 1- 'Sr' vii 5 K, QM! 'Ea W ' 3? Q f if JF Q' f' 1. '41 . 3 v 39 ' P 'XV s 1 wg If 'U 5 jf- ,u , I 1 I Left to right: B. Tocher, A. Quick, H. Currie, D. Creamer. .. a WW 4425 Top row, left to right: L. Hinman, B. Tolton, W. Hill J. Morgan, G. Lampson, C. Eaton, D. Lange, N. Lyons ' J. Vann, K. Sawyer. Left to right, Basses: L. Lyons, W. Covey. Saxes: S. Srnythe, B. McDow, R. McKee, R. Weaver. Horns: S. Crabill, K. Pfrehm, R. Bugbee. . 1 Top row, left to right: J. Huckfeldt, M. Welsh, M. Dimauro, D. Morgan, J. Crabill, J. King, M. Bishop, P. Hill, D. Nolan, M. Herren, P. Thorn, J. Eustis. LYRA MELLOPIA Our band had a very successful year under the leadership of our director, Mr. Conner Hill and the officers, who are as follows: DON LANGE ...... ..... .......... . . President DANIEL MILLS .,..,.......... ......... V ice President GEORGIANA GARCIA ..... .. .. Secretary-Treasurer DON LANGE DORIS MORGAN ...,. ,. Assistant Director President WESLEY HlLL ............ .... E xecurive Committee The first project of the year was the preparation of half time shows to be pre- sented at the home football games, we supported all home league games by pro- viding entertainment and floor shows. This was our sixth year in attendance at the East-West football game in San Francisco on New Years Day. After the game, the Lakeport Lions Club treated our marching group to a delicious dinner. Outstanding members of our group participated in the C.O.P. Music Clinic and later in the annual Lake-Mendocino Music Festival which was held in Fort Bragg. The Spring Concert and Graduation performances concluded a busy year for the band and maiorettes. C.S.F. AND HONOR ROLL GH SCH 1. Q First row, left to right: Joan King, Loretta Smythe, Genevieve Lee, Gail Busch, Camille Garner, Shirley Smith, Evelyn Muhlhauser, Wilma Hastings, Sandra Smythe. Second row: Peggy Thorn, Marcia Bishop, Linda Polk, Georgiana Garcia, Katie Baker, Donna Creamer, Claire Morrison, Katherine Pfrehm, Sandra Crabill, Pat Rouse, Ruth Whorff, Minette Janin. Third row: Robert Bock, Benson Edwards,pEddy Dechant, Mike freeman, Mary Herren, Joyce Barclay, Doris Morgan, Paul Henault, Edwin Roberts, Dave Thurston, Charles Strnad, Mr. Garcia. ' afi'A if a - wi 1 - A, .G g N 5 , ,N EVELYN MUHLHAUSER President The local chapter of the California Scholarship Federation has been a large group of well organized students who elected as their officers: EVELYN MUHLHAUSER , , ,,,,. ,,,,, P resident LINDA POLK ,, ,,,,,, . Vice President MINETTE JANIN , , ,, , Secretary-Treasurer SHIRLEY SMITH ,,,,,, Executive Committee The requirements for membership to the C.S.F. are 10 grade points and of Honor Roll, 8 grade points. The grade points are earned by securing A's and B's in both solid and non-solid subjects. ln solid subiects A's earn 3 points and B's earn one and one-half points. A's in a non-solid earn one point and the B's earn one-half point. Students can obtain a lifetime membership by maintaining C.S.F. member- ship for six semesters. As life members of the organization, a student will have the privilege of being a sealbearer. We hope that next year will be an even more successful year for the Honor Roll and the C.S.F. J W eyes , W xg- QQ 4 J if t QQ- , -E , .i.iQ27 ,. .wf.,.,gQf,, L' , 'V -lv IEE' . 1+ my figazi Q A , .3527 mf Wm an u WWA S I -r 2' Avfkwfm , wwf' ,il f ,f '7f'3.'f- M- fr W f A+, v fa I+ . ,f ri + T!! f...., QUEENS ,Q i , af M' ,f H-1m S il iisx 5 L ig 5 3 W awmB',i-.H Left To right: CAMILLE GARNER, Miss Foofballg DELORES KIMBALL, Miss Basketball, Standing: RITA HENAULT, Miss Track, BARBARA ROSS, Miss Baseball. .wg es RON TIMOTHY BOB STONE HERB BUTLER MIKE FREEMAN PAUL SORENSON JERRY MORGAN VIC SNEED MITCHELL MCCOY WAYNE PYZER RODNEY WILLIAMS DAVE THURSTON CLIFFORD EATON HARRY WHITLOCK ROBERT CURRIE TOM RENFRO DEAKE LYNDALL CLARENCE JONES DONN MARSCHALL JAMES LARSEN GARY COSSEY TEDDY STEDMAN FRITZ BUDDE JON KEMPE WESLEY HILL DON FARNSWORTH BLOCK L Under the able leadership of President VENN MARSCHALL, the members of Block L have had a very successful year. We have obtained new football equipment and new warm-up jack- ets for the A basketball team. The baseball team is in great hopes of purchasing new uniforms which are quite a necessity this year. The activities for the past year have been a Dad's CIub dinner and an initiation for the new mem- bers. Assisting Venn during the year were: NEVEL LYONS, Vice Presi- dentg DON FARNSWORTH, Secre- tary-Treasurerg BOB STONE, Execu- tive Committee. LARRY GENE RON HINMAN CHANTLER WARE VENN MARSCHALL NEVEL LYONS LEE IRL BOB DON presldenf JIM MORGAN BUCKNELL RICKABAUGH MCNEILL LANGE S I , K . x n vigil ' ' . . x Back row, left to right: Ruth White, Pat Rouse, Georgiana Garcia, Marcia Btshop, Doris Morgan, Mary Herren, Jeanne Huckfeldt, Katie Baker, Pat Bates, Ruth Whortt. Second row: Donna Herren, Marv Josey, Karen Garner, Mary Dimauro, Shirlee Lange, Linda Polk, Helen Currie, Sandra Smythe, Minette Janin. Third row: Gail Busch, Delores Kimball, Kathy McNally, Genevieve Lee, Camille Garner, Shirley Smith, Sandra Crabill, Linda Hinman, Donna Creamer, Loretta Smythe. Bottom row: Mrs. Turner, Denise Nolan, Peggy Ware, Wilma Hastings, Frances Bishop, Claire Morrison, Evonne Hicks, .Ieanne Crabill, Mickey McNally. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association of C.L.U.H. has had a very enioyable and active year, due to the fine leadership of our officers and advisor, Mrs. Turner. Those elected were: President FRANCES BISHOP Vice President , CLAIRE MORRISON Secretary-Treasurer ,, ,. ,,,, EVONNE HICKS Executive Committee ,,,, , ,,,, JEANNE CRABILL During the year we participated in many play days with Upper Lake, Kelsey- ville, Lower Lake, Potter Valley, and Middletown. Basketball seemed to be the favorite sport, but we also played Speed-away, Tennis, Archery, Volleyball, Badminton, Baseball, and Tumbling. The point system by which you become a member and receive blocks, stars, and pins, has been revised this year. For every meeting attended you receive IO points. For assisting on committees and attending play days, you get extra credit. When a total of 200 points is reached, you are a member and become entitled to all the privileges extended. LOS LOBOS First row, left to right: Ted Stedman, Russ Weaver, Ron Timothy, Wes Hill, Lee Bucknell, Don Farnsworth, Ron Bugbee, Charles Strnad, Benson Edwards, Bill McDow, Second row: Larry Hinman, Eddy Dechant, Gail Busch, Genevieve Lee, Evelyn Muhlhauser, Shirley Smith, Sandra Smythe, Loretta Smythe, Minette Janin, Barbara Ross, Rebecca Ross, lrl Rickabaugh, Mike Freeman, Rod Williams, Herb Butler, Kenneth Currier. Third row: Miss Wayne, Doris Morgan, Mary Herren, Peggy Thorn, Wilma Hastings, Delores Kimball, Pat ,Rouse, Ruth White, Jeanne Crabill, Becky Pappas, Ruth Whorff, MIKE FREEMAN P'es'de ' Los saludos, todo el mundo! En el ano de l954, we elected the following officers: President ,, ,, MIKE FREEMAN Vice President RODNEY WILLIAMS Secretary , , , PEGGY THORN Treasurer , , SANDRA SMYTHE Executive Committee EDDY DECHANT We are planning la fiesta and muchas things in order to make money. Es todo. Adios. F.H.A. Front, row, left to right: Mickie McNally, Helen Currie, Mary Dimauro, Coral Williams, Jean Clark, Sandra Crabill, Rebecca Ross, Barbara Ross and Camille Garner. Back row: Frances Bishop, Sandra Sperling, Kathryn Prehm, Sally Carris, Kareen Iversen, LaVerne Peregrina, Barbara Marschall, Charlotte Thompson, Mary Josey, Pat Rouse, Denise Nolan, Delores Kimball and Mrs. Stokes. DELORES KIMBALL President The highlight of the F.H.A.'s list of events this year was sponsoring representa- tives, Camille Garner, Delores Kimball and Mrs. Stokes, at the F.H.A. convention at Asilomar in Monterey. The convention lasted 3 days and concluded with the elec- tion of state officers for F.H.A. The President, Delores Kimball, Vice President, Frances Bishop, Secretary, Ruth Whorff, and Student Council, Camille Garner are all trying to stress the objective of F.H.A., which is To Promote Fellow Friendship. The memberships are open to any girl who is enrolled in Homemaking. The dues are fifty cents a year. 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