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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

t CLEAR O THE ANNUAL STAFF LAKE UNION HIGH SCHOOL P THE 1956 CARDINAL AND BLACK AN LQ . A f L k p C Lf ' A yxfi, X- . X-X x N- i ,- . -.-,...N,. . , can ,Qs-1 I-A 4 ..:..,,,,, ,A CAMPUS 'Q N- A. ,A I - K ' f-1 I :fy ' hh A U ,. . -ff W,Wrf..g,,.,, 'f Wg,.,,4,4m-0 'S L1 --, Y r.'f' SCHOOL SONG Mann Bulldung The school of our dreams IS Clear Lake Hugh Well always brlng her fame Ne ll honor her and loyal be There s no oTher school The same ln Sports and Games we ll all Take parl Each one The oTher s friend And when we go away we ll never forget Our dear old Clear Lake Hugh -Fi. 'S lf- ,3.,'-I RQ EA'-Ai!! x fiaf-dig? -f -I-.. i Fl-Ds PCFQQ ' s. 4-as-si' I , . y 1 I - I I y I n V I ' , 1 .-S I . , ' f r, f ' y f K i X . X ., as f - ,. ! . expo? 7, 0 I ., f L. r L - ll f' ' ,IV A ll ' -.- ,L S, . . , - h , Q. . -h . , L .L --:,.f:-Q-Lf. .. 4 '2f' 'gg , -L -M ...'-f:7f'+-f' 'ff - - ' iqfr' --1:-f L 5 .7 , 4'-v.-J:-as 5-.4 --sh . 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Class of l956 Ther memlvered by lndlyvcluals lo R thal happen ln our Ives e are many lhungs that car be re mar HW memory evenls as 1 slncere hope that The year l955 56 your senior year year of lhe school vvull be Known Ili your memories nol as The eat flood but as my senlor year HW ll The grea' floods of the pasl vyunler are now gol e and Thenr scars wall soon be covered on the land IT us my hope for you that lhe memorues of your senlor year and of your qraclualuon re-mam wnh you always C that you wa COlWslLlGV your senlor year one o memorlal events un llfes lourngy Best wlshes to the Class of 56. Vlclor Lecllbener if ' T,z?55:Q l '. 7' ug 1 .. . . , Q, . -if ,-IT 4' v .lu ..,,.. ,, lc ' 'o 0 ..- C' .' :lr-1 -- x Ng' Like 1 . , Q. . VM 1 v ., x .I x-Q . r r.'- QM.- --..-- 7 4- - N, , .. ..- ,-...r:3,QZr'A312'- Y .V .-.L -,, ,I .- ,:,.,-.,,..'. ..v- . M. ,.,.v .-...A '-'-..-w. :1-f, t .,'-.,:3.f 3-.1.-f' ' ..- n, I . .- ' Q N rx L'-CV , , H me 'FS A Mr Gmseff and Muss Cook Adwsors Mmeffe Jamm Busmeis Manager Mwke Freeman Spor 5 Ldfror Donna Creamer ASQ br IfEdlfOf 't .-0- .A I s 1 I , I ff' .F fc- I. 6' . ,a tg' aj 4 1 Q J ,I X-X IA P V E ,Q It s , , vp aw g I , ' ff Wx f I J J , tm ' r' ,. - x ,Q I MM ll 5:1 E 3 -, I... . 5, r Q , A 4 I t . gy . .ny 5 . L J' . i - :fs V? N sh. x 1' +' I il, L- 1 3. , '1 ' ' I U4 1 'I' A p ' I ' In E, K l X I V' . as 1- .553 im' I 21 ' ' I 3181 ' -. I s . lv 8 , v, l 1 r ar I WM, DAVID JONES VICTOR EICHOFF xv as ,J A XVVA If Q.. xxl X '-L ,Y ,I . sl, 1711 f ' 'O' -. ,' I , x I A1 'Tl , ,- I I L' X I 'I it Ii Q 5 Q I . I we ROBERT HARRELL LLOYD HAMILTON, Chm. BOARD OF TRUSTEES I 6 A 'S df H fzf, . f-' II' ff W5I'ifa, -ex I I ' I' I N If.'Ni 'Ig f- PHIL CRUMP FACULTY ,ai f, 0 ' S .9 q MR. LEDBETTER M12 3 , Principal fwg, i 09 Q G x Nw FEE! MISS LAFFERTY MR. HENDRICKS Office Secretary A Basketball Coach Science P.E. MRS. TURNER Girls' PE. U. S. History MR. GOTTSEFF English Spanish Journalism MRS. ASHURST MR GARCIA Homernalcing Math -.QW ,R FACULTY CQ K MR. WATSON Semor Problems World Hisfofy Socmal Stodxes Track Coach Phwlosophy was coox me, CLARE Mass SHAW MRA HM Aff B olog, Commerc al MUSC Coach r- nr- Dljyb r'.C. ,'.' R Vw EGER Shop Ago 'fezhavv is RS TROUSDALE Efg sh 'N A III: 11' llffi . Es ' Av ,mg , Vic SNEED Prcsiclenr Block L 2, 3, -1, C and B 3, -ig Buzz 2 3, -1, Basketball Manager 2, Baseball Man ager 25 Class Officer -1. ROD WI LLIAMS Execwife Committee Block L l, 2, 3, -1, Football l, 2, -1, Basket' ball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, -ig Track I 2, 3, -1, Los Lobos 3 -1, Officer 3, Execo live Cosvwmivee .17 Class Officer -1. RUTH WHORFF Secrcrary-Treasurer Vocal 1, 2, 3 4, Girls' Chorus 3' 4 5, A Cappella Choir l: G rls' Trio .1,GAA l, 2, 3, Officer 47 FHA l, Officer 2. 3, Buzz l, 2, 3 -1, C and B 2 3, 4, Los Lobos 3, 4, Class Officer I -1, Swdem Body Office' 3, CSF l 2, l-lcncf Pol l 2 .1 -on is ,. N ,VI faux v QL 1 .D 44 I X 'Q' W' ,nf-. ,-QP' 'V Av' LN Y ,va lvvx ' 5 I x Y- JACK ALLENBAUGH Transferred from Umversity HS Los Angeles Ag Basketball Ag Los Lobos 4. BM CLASS Track lg Vocal l, 2. '56 ROBERTA Boclc RON BUSBEE MARY JOSEY Vocal l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Log Lobos GAA 21 3f Ai FHA ll 2, 3: M8lOreTTe l 3, -1, Bloc? L 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3. 22 BUZZ 2- 4,195 r 'Q Alun 1 .AQ A I H525 ELJTLE5 Bsfwsor: EDWARDS, CLASS OF '56 MARY HERREN GAA ty Q, 3 4, Pgp Committee 4, YSLL Leader -15 Buzz 2, C and B 47 Vocal L 2, 4: Band I, 2, 3, Honor RolL and CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Los Lobos 3, 4: Class Officer 3? Swcmheayy Quggn 37 FootL3aLl Qucfm A. ,,fff'C .es 7 fi QQL xy -9 'ML 2 3 J, Los louos 3 VWLMA HASTINGS Band I, 2 3, Vocal 1, 4, GAA I 2 3 4: C 8. F and Horwor POLL I, 2, 3, -1: Buzz 2g C a rw d B 3, -1, Student B o d f Ofticcr -1, Ye!! Leader 3, Los Lobos 3 4, Pep Comm. 3, -1, Ex- z:CuTtvQ Committee A, Track Queen 4. MLKE FREEMAN Ctass Pm-sidewt I 2, Los Lobos 3 -ig Ex- eqotme Con mtvee 4, Stodent Body Pres' ldent 45 Voial L 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, BasketbaLL 2 3, 4, FootbaLL-1, C ard B -1, Bfcfk L 1, 2 3 -1gCSF 1 2 3 -15 Pep Corvtw-tttec 3 -1. 115 9 Q5 4. f O9 K 'wa Y, L 4... 4? X -,J 'iff' QU- dy, ,ws ,- f q ,VA fl. f , , f iQ,,g5' 4 .lf Q-nfl WM X. n ...f 5 512 cfm . ,fn . , 1, tjdf' 1 w Q 'f 4-awp 1.1 CLASS HEREiJEFFERS X Qfg ' '56 EVONNE Hwcxs GLA F 2, C55 :Cr 3, ig PCN ffm QV! fly Ya,-1 Laffif-J 2, E1 QJTv.wg QQ,'rW1 'CC 1,45 Vow! I, 2, 3, .:, GMS' Chews -1. M1+4E MCCOY ,Mm5TTE JANIN FooTbaU 1, Q, GAA 1,23 Offcer -1gVocaN 1 CSF 1, 2 A Off 3: C3855 C5 r L .ts ,oltcg E, C V113 3,5 css Na a .ff aux, HQ 7 X 1 rw U ,',f9 N , ,1 .. .. Z, valign, ,W I 'f if ,M CLASS OF '56 MICKEY MCNALLY Trarwsferxd froww HS 2, B421 2, 3 C ann! B 2 3 .1, FHL 3, Officer GA A 2 3, J, Exec. Comm. 3, Voce! 2 3 -1, Pom Pom GMS 2 3, Leader -1, Coww' 2 3 .3 P Q I ID Mi Q 4, i 474 is ED DECHANT C flvd B L Q, 3, Buzz 3, L05 Lobos 3, Exec. Comm 3, BLo:Lk L 3 .15 Baghf ball 3 -37 VOCAL L, CSF and Homo' Poll L, 7 3, -1, Yoorfmll Q, Trad. -1 Jmzv Monofw Block L 2, 3, -15 BasCbaLI 2, Track 2 Domus Moeofw Band 1, 2 Offnccr 3, -ig Vocal I, 2, 3, -1 GAA 2, 3 -1, CSF and Honor RON 1, 2 3, -15 Buzz 7, .15 C and B Ediror -1: STU dent Body Offrcer 3g CLass Officer 2 Los Lobos 3, -1, Giris' Chorus 2, 3, A Girls' Trio 3 4 A Cappeika Cvcrr 1. LEE NL1NNE.f,'AKER -71 'Sr ,sf X Q Wild-V 'Air -A Y' N 1. . f,,,, Z xx f C Q A X ff Ky L XX J' R 1. x f T FM? 4? ,ZQ f, ix WH! 'if ws. 'iv'- .Lf 3. I 9, I . 2 ft! 1 i ff? 'Q' gf DENxsE NOLAN GAA l, 2, 3, Officer 4, FHA 3, Officer Ag Vocal lg Buzz 3, 4, C and B 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES STRNAD CSF 3, 4, Block Lg Los Lobos 3, 4. PAT Rouse Transferred from South Fork HS 2, Vocal 2, 3, 4, los Lobos 3, Officer 4, GAA 2, 3, A, FHA 2, CSF 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, A. 4 , 1 'F 1,4- JM CLASS OF '56 BILL MCDOW Band l, 2, 3, A, Basketball 3, A, Los Lo 3, 4, f 'Q ,par ,MUS ,147 jf CLASS OF '56 PAUL SORENSEN Beck L 2, 3, 47 Ba5ke'b31! 3 J, BfsebaH 3 -1, Foo1baH3,.1,T'ac1f 2 3 4, Q, - qs... MARY SLATE Transferred from Lmdsay HS -1: VOCGW Pom Pom Giris -1, Boa STONE Baseball 1, 2, 3, -1, Fomball 1, 2, 3, Mack 1, 2, 3, -1, Bzskeiball 2, BNOCR L 1, 2, 3, Offvcer 41. SANDRA SNXYTHE Vocai 1, 4, Bandl 2 3, GAA1 2, 3 Honor Roll 1, -1, Student Body Offwcff 4: Los Lobss 3 .Sp Execute Comm-, f -1,Buzz1,2. 3 .W Af tw 1 L 0 f f U ?.Y1ff?2?m 2 ' A f lgyfkxf VM: 5 kfgvfluf, fhfi .ff Q A f 9 Ml' pi' 5.35 fm 'hifi N3 :vm puff gm , , :MMR :mfg A gigs, ,, , Y 'mfg' -XL X-A A f 1 3 gs. y'f5??g? i , ,g pg :j . h , -Nga' 1 -kkwki, W wr-1s,f .gwr 6 ff ,A 3 ri! , 297 'H ...4-S ,,, Q 1 , L ., ,J '7f w Pit 'Q-'L 7 Bull 2 C' Q' c , 'In .w-Su, PEGGY THOQN GAA 2, Brew! L, 2 3 Offwu-V -1, LOS CLASS OF '56 Lclms QW-f'r 3, Hovwof ROLL L, 2, 3. if CSF 7, FQON TWOD-LY Jw L L Q, Baud L, 2, Boi- L L 2, 'Z Of- 'fy-'11gCLf4S5 Pri-5LCLf-'wt 3, FOOVLAAIL 2, 3, 1, Bws- WLNLL L ? 3 J' THF! 2 'Z 1- Blix , , f.. L A, L17 .Af , -ig L-:Q we Cfwv ee , -1, L C132 3-1 PEGGY VVAQE TED STEDIVXAN VL., 'V 2' jg JI GAA yy QV 3' AF pow Vocal T, 3, -1, Tmpk I, Ba5kefrbaLL 2 .4 Blfyk L 2, 3, Offfcw -1, Los Lobos ,gift 1-' ,V wwf' f f - mf , 1 V, H , M .QW 1 x 7 -1 . m'd:',,, u I J , ' 22' f 4 VW V 41 L T1 NJ IQVMZ' ji' , wiv' ,M x Ji X L uv, Q ,F 'U' -'wx ,fl H.. RM REED Tmngff,-rw-ci New Cimo Hn SCMOON -1 QF Russ WEAVER Band 1, 2 3, Offwccr 4, Vocal 1, 3, 4, Pep Comm 1, Log Lobos 3, 4. r Row WHITE Vocal I, 2, 3, A, Los Lobos 3 Ag GAA I 2 3 4, FHA1 CHARLENE WILSON KEN WHVTE GAA 2, .1 Q...-uv iv ' 03 'R if N8 ff V W-.qua 'Q 'TP' 'fr , ,gr RQ. P ww I' Jim 1 it - .sw E X sf? CLASS HISTORY - -2' fk x Ts- , nz, f 2 0 1 I? ' . 4 4 3 I , x if ...3,:5- - , : l'4! si 11: . '?l 9 S2 ' 1 1 lk mpg ,, .4-. A ? N -ffffsffef is V 15' ' - 1.4-5-' , v.-:J .' ,SI 'fu ' j W . hu: VM, Y I . . DH .L ' 1 f , utn Jfhorff I ic Sue-ed 'Tinette Semin 'I+ fx mise Nnlam ,AZ ' . . o -ww f x J if Q- A new ,- P q.,,x,x .,4 eiggy Enom: 3, - -LQ., xt ,. x M, -fr' K, .1 Qu i va ..v,.-,, ,V H.. 'Q r'P- L1 1. - , H -.,x M41 :fl V, ml, is iw 'n V E Xxka' I .. ,, 0 il ,I 'Q W NQ Pat Rouse Mary Herren S 35 44 4 ,J A ' 1 A ' '-lv:-, f,.,1,' N In ,X 2 f v-E 4. I 4' -sxd, , Evonne Hicks I. N Ronald E'ugq'f:ee my Lou Josey ...- F Ka' xv d,..--- 04r,w 5 1 'TAI n nf- so 2305 Stone 1-'7 S 'C', 7eI. SENIOR CLASS PROPHEC Y Tragedy at C L U H II These bloody headltnes drIpped across the front pages of the Lake County Bee early ID the year IQBO The shockIng dtsaster whIch threatened the reputatIon of the whole school system a nameless Sentor Problems Term Paper' The lIneup members of the class of 56 ChIef InvestIgator Mr Ledbetter Would such a horrIble thIng happen? Would Mr Watson by not gettIng thIs unknown SenIor Problems grade on the records cause the report cards to be Issued past schedule? NEVER' DORIS MORGAN who had soon tIred of the borIng hobby of huntIng her own plano keys In the form of Elephant Ivory In the dense AfrIcan Iungles had become edItor reporter typIst copy gIrl prInter proofreader and stampIIcker for the BEE FeelIng sorry for MR WATSON she ran a specIal ad IU her classI fled SECTIONS personal column WANTED The CLUH CLASS OF 56 In they came and the town of Lakeport became aluve agatn especlally when BILL DESCHAMPS landed on the school tennus courts ThIs was the fIrst look Lake County had of the Carpet 88 a take off on the anctent NIagIc Carpet of Bagdad BIII greeted DorIs wIth a regular sales talk on the perfectIons of thus sIIck wall to wall lob DorIs eagerly asked BIII about the past twenty four years of hIs ltfe Well DorIs you remember old BOB STONE oont you? He heard of my Rocket Carpet Interests and came to be my partner We both got tIrecl of scrapIng the Bar dahl from our fIngernaIls and thought a carpet was the answer Bob espectally lIked the Idea because It would be such a boom to hIs fellow blrdwatchers BIrdwatcher Bob Stone'P'P'7 Yes IIS sad Isnt It'-7 But whIle prunIng IH hIs vast pear enterpruse Bob be came Interested In a new spectes of DoIIckonyx Oryztuorus and ftne feathered frIends have been hIs Ilfe ever sInce DOFIS and BIII found theIr way to the new glass gym where the class was to gather and they were promptly bIInded by the brIIlIant IIght of flashbulbs and a crowd of reporters Yes It was HERBERT DAVENPORT BUTLER He IS known as the Lady GOdIV6 of PUFIIY Store Managers remarked DOTIS He vowed not to cut hIs golden curls untII he became VIce PresIdent IH charge of llcktng labels and personally I hope he doesnt trIp over hIs golden locks' The shatterIng of flashbulbs was heard and who was found scratchIng around In the tIny bIts of broken glass but RUSSELL WEAVER How QIIITUI Russell s cruel and heartless land lady Pat Rouse had grown so suck and tIred of hearIng The Stars and Strlpes Forever that she very accIdentally took a sledge hammer to hIs prIze tenor saxophone The damages drove htm Into the Iunk busIness but the poor fellow stIIl has a brIght outlook on lIfe hIs prtme busIness locatton the corner of ThIrd and Howard After taIkIng to PAT ROUSE we can understand her hostIlIty and deep dark outlook Pat had rusen to the hetghts of gIItter and glory as an outstandIng bal lerIna but had been completely rutned by her pedIcurIst NaIls Nolan What can a ballertna do wIthout her bIg toe? You cant Imagtne DENISE NOLAN as a pedIcurIst'? Well neIther can I so don t expect a case hIstory' There he was all by hImself In the corner and as bald as a bIllIard ball It couldnt have been but It was MIKE FREEMAN Just as evcryone had warned he had cut hIs hatr so short that It lust wouldnt grow back MIke became a foreIgn dtplomat for the state department and had complete charge of all pencII sharpenIng for the FIfth Geneva Peace Talks WIth that haIrless head you could mIstake hIm for a member of the RussIan Delegatlonl 11 11 - - 1 - 1 . , . . - . . . . , 1 ' I 1 I I I I - I I T 11 11 - V - 11 1 . . , ' . ,, . , 1 11 11 1 - , - . . . . . ,, , l I - I 1 11 11 1 1 - . , . ,, 1 - ' ,, . . . . . . . . ,, ,, - 11 ,, . , . , . . . , . . 1 1 - 1 . . . . ,, 1 . , . 11 - 11 - - 11 - , . ,, . . . . . - - 1 - - 11 1 1 - . . . . . , 1 - 1 . . . ,, - I I - 11 11 I 11 1 1 1 1 . - A - 11 1 ,, 1 ' I A . . - 1 - A , , ' I . . . , , - 1 - 2 - 1 . . . . 1 . Say Mosca what ever happened to your old buddues ROD WILLIAMS and JACK ALLENBAUGH99 Havent you seen them yet DorIs'P You couldnt mIss Jack wIth that huge clock he has strapped to hIs wrust He IS Rods chlef tImer everythnng from hIs pulse to how fast hIs haIr grows Ever SINCE Rod s Olympuc days back In 1960 hIS every movement IS tImed Dont you remember Jack always was a clock watcher back In school wIth the exceptIon of Saturday nIghts that Is' That aroma ITS famIlIar where have I snlffed It before? DOFIS eyes floated around th gym lookIng for an answer She could have guessed there were WILMA HASTINGS and SANDY SMYTHE half hIdden by stacks of what seemed to be popcorn bags DOFIS they re only a dnme please buy a bag pleaded her two old classmates RInglIng Brothers and Bar I thought so roared Dons We were thought of as such experts at the Lakeport Theater that the crrcus hlred us In theIr experlmental popcorn lab and we goofed Popcorn IS no longer noIsy' Who ID the world would belIeve It? RON BUGBEE wIth a poltce escort' Ron had lust been apprehended after years of hldnng Hts muItImIllIon dollar LIfe Saver Company was scheduled to appear before the Tlmothy UnAmerIcan ACTIVITIES Commlttee It has been found that Ron s lIfe saver had vanIshed and hIs product was all hole He had 8I'VlVedl' Senator RON TIMOTHY the VegetatIonIsts candldate for PresIdent Botanlst ROBERTA BOCK had ftnally snared Ron by means of her tasty achIevement a cross between a turnIp and a black eyed pea Flrst on Ron s plat form was the total ban of anchovIes In PIZZB PIe People were arrIvIng thIck and fast The parklng lot yes at CLUHD was fIllIng up and who was found rIdIng the runnung board of BILL BARTLETTS pull pow ered suburban crulser but BILL McDOW BIll has been hIttIng the raIls ever SINCE a teacher told htm to travel How dud thIs effect hIS lIfe'P Well BIII became qunte the mountaIneer and led the second conquest of Everest I had heard about thIs but stall couldnt belleve It Old dead eye DIck PEGGY WARE and her own squad of lIttle basketball players a A and a B team o less' Peggy was QUITE a celebrIty and had even htred PAUL TIGER SORENSON to keep her llttle monsters In lIne ThIs Isnt so strange when you realIze that Paul got hIs BS MS More of Same and Ph D PIled Hugher and Deeper from Oxford Unlverslty In ChIld Psychology He IS currently engaged In wrItIng has memoIrs of babyhood Pablum In the Sux pack She came In wearlng gold thong sandals and flow ng toga After beIng stared at sufflclently MINETTE JANIN Informed the others that she had found a way to communlcate wIth the GrecIan cIvIlIzatIon and had become Platos bodyguard What a lIfe' My what a change In the course of a few years BENSON EDWARDS IS stIll Interested In the stock lDUSIf'I6SSlll Well as PresIdent of the New York Stock Exchange that IS One of the btggest transactIons Ben had pass through hIs offnce was the sIgnIng over ot the Ford CorporatIon to HERB JEFFERS Herbs lIfe had always been domInated by the VISION of takung the corners on one wheel Instead of two' ThIs years model operates on one whIte rubber ture wIth platunum spokes' A redhead wIth a Dutch Cut CPD Everyone wondered at the sIght of thIs strange person who must be a member of the class of 56 We soon found out that thus was MARY HERR N who whlle attendnng San Franclsco State became 11 - I I H H I - , . . , . H If - - . I - . . . . . . , . , ' 1 . . . , ' I , . . . . ,, I 1 ' . H - I 4 - - A H . I 1:- - , . If - 1 - If I 1 1 - 11 - - U H H V . . . , . H . , . - ff ,, . . . . . - H I ' - . . . . , . .. , . . . , I - - ' - . fC , . . . , . , . - - I , . - - I . - If 4 H - I - n H H If H n . . - ,I H . . . . . , . . ., . . Q D, . Q D . - I, - - If I ' 4 . . I 1 , . I , , . . . . . , - 1 , r, . . . I. , 'I very conscuous of the dense S F fog and to avold bemg run down by S F traffuc tn the ltqutd sunshlne Mary had become a student stoplight VIC SNEED had destgned thus orugtnal haur style along with everythlng from a C2 to atomtc flypaper Hrs greatest feat the constructton of the stxteenth Sentor Bench for C L U H Who stts on all these benches? Why CHARLIE STRNAD IS lust our man He stlently lounges In the shade of the trees remembertng the days when he was Zambo Kung of the Natton BOBBIE GOODWIN the trnumphant evangeltst had put a ban on Charltes gone beat who now lived hls solltary Iufe In the fast ftfttes of the past Goodwtn on the other hand has a very successful following He s a sell out every Saturday ntght at the Finley Schoolhouse' Elbowlng her way through the crowd came PEGGY THORN cllcklng away on her knnttlng needles No not a new addutnon to the family Peggy makes toupees' Her latest fashlonable creattons are the forehead frrnge and the chrome dome douluel Old mumbles herself' Yes MICKIE MCNALLY As she greeted us we could understand Mlckles Important occupatlon as chief speller for the Webster Duc ttonary Some of her recent preposntlons slmplrcldentate and weltanchawlng MARY SLATE has the honored posuton of prtvate typlst to Mnss McNally and can be credited with some of tne most magnnflcent mlsprlnts In the history of the English language The crowd seemed to be gatherung around an old puano which had been moved Into the gym by White Van and Storage RUTH WHITE and KEN WHITE had thought tt very practical to become business partners as their name only had to be written once After all TED STEDMAN was expenslve wlth hls skywrltnng commercials Hts latest a series of burps for Pepst Cola Dorts asked MIKE McCOY whether or not he had gotten has dates reversed 1880 Instead of 1980 Shucks no he replted lust havent seen a razor In 20 years A flea powder salesman has to demonstrate hls product conveniently' MARY LOU JOSEY was overloyed on fnndnng EVONNE HICKS an town Mary had lust arrtved by camelback from Egypt where she has been a top archaeologlst In her fleld She had found Evonne s class rung burned nn Kung Tuts tomb Evonne tch tch Where has Evonne been? Oh shes towel gurl at Napa College Thats what you call lust soakung up a good ltfe Dont ask me how her rung got well anywayQ When RUTH WHORFF arrtved she told us that on her graduatnon from college she had been hlred by CLUH for the sole purpose of wrttlng class prophecies for the yearbook Dons checked the class Inst and found all but LEE NUNNEMAKER JERRY MOR GAN and CHARLENE WILSON present The two boys had been detauned by their 'obs Spectalusts are IH such demand Down at the slaughter house Jerry and Lee are chicken stlckers To complete the lust came Charlene Her arms were loaded and there was sweat on her brow as she followed Ed Dechant unto the gym Ed had fxnally perfected the wtncly wundmachune of has dreams and had htred Charlene to do his dlrty work Charlene has been a professtonal strong arm man ever sunce her school days' What a reunlon of the class of 56 and what a BLOWOUT' PS The nameless Senior Problems Term Paper? Oh come now Surely you dndn t fall for that . . , . . . . . . 1, . ,, , . - 1 11 - - 11 - 1 ' 1 . . , ,, H . . . 1 . . ,, . . ,, . - 1 1 . , . . 1 . , , . - - 11 - 11 11 . . ,, 11 11 . , . . . , . . . . ' 1 . . . ,, ,, . - 11 11 - 11- 1 - - 1 1 . . ,, 1 . . , . . . . , . , I 1 - 1 1 ' - 1 - . . . C , . , . , . , . . . I 11 - 4 11 - - 11 - - - 11 - ' 1 1 1 . . - , . - 1 NAME All nbaugh Jack Bartlett Vttlltam Bock Roberta Bugbee Ronald Bu ler Herbert Dechant Edmund Deschamps Wtlltam Ed Nards Ben on Freeman Mtchael Coodffrn Robert Hasttngs W lma Herren Mary Ellen Htcks Efonne Jantn Mtnet Jeffers Herbert Josey Mary Lou McCoy Nlttchell McDow Wnllnam McNally Helen Morgan Dons Morgan Jerry Nolan Denrse Nunnemaker Lee Rouse Patrtcta Slate Mary Smythe Sandra Sneecl Vtctor Sorensen Paul Stedman Theodore Stone Robert Strnad Charles Tnorn Margaret Ttmothy Ronald Ware Peggy Weaver Russell Whtte Kenneth Whtte Ru h Whorff Ruth Wrllrams Rodney Wllson Charlene NICKNAME Jackson Burba Bugs Umberto f Bardahl Bennre Mosca Prney VV: llc Maru Bonnrc Mrckey Corky Mary Make Mtckre Dor akc Denny 66 Patty Mary Sandy tc Trger ec Stoney Charley Beast Roscoe Pegs Mort Kenny Ruth c Ruthre O YAY Charlie HOROSCOPE OUTSTANDING FEATURES Hunter Tardrness Studrousness Candy and Gum Cur s Speed Safe Drrvlng 9 Walk Hatrcut Wrt Baby talk Pretty harr Blush Outlandrsh QIQQIG- Sportscar Enthusiasm Polrteness Soft vorce Paper arr olane desrgn olorrng Effrcrency Harr omtcwl Expressuons Herght Eyes Halr Eyelashes Calmness lpana smtle Basketball abnllty Eyes coche Sfvtftness glasses Complexron Music abrlrty Good looks Plea antness votce Athletrc abtlrty Harr AMBITION Pass Span sh and Englrsh Automotrve mecnan c Jr College Doctor Punty Manager Stay a good bum Automotu I6 Mechansc Ranche ege d re re strugglrng mrllronarre Ranger frsh and game Nurse Graduate from college Get marrred College Tradesman College Mechanlc Volkswagon mechantc Own Home tn Caprl B S IPI Nursrng Barber P E Teacher Get a lob Doctor Arrlrne Hostess G to S F State for at least l year Photographer Sole owner of Ft K tox College CFt Ord U Leave H S wtth a drplo m Engrneer Stay rn Lakeport lnvent elec pea prcker Secretary School Teacher Car Doctor Nurse Prtmary Teacher Pass college entrance and exrt exams Bookkeeper FATE Game Warden Drshffasher Follres Queen Governor of Hawan Demonstrator for Hazel Brshop Ltpstrck Tax: Cab Drawer Htghway Patrolman Professlonal Escort Ulcers Dramatuc Actor Saddle Soaper Sheep Herder Baby Sutter Watsons prtvate secre tary Orrglnator of prcfabrtcat ed rgloos Warden at Telnachapt Tlnkertoy manufacturer Bug extermrnato Houseboat off Grbraltar Mortucnan Manrcurust Hrstory Teacher Regular customer at Un employment Off Teach Watson First And Groundedll Brake for a let plane Model Gear grrnder Beetle Barley Bobby Freemans baby sltter Draw squares on graph paper Natrve frurt pecldler rn the Congo Guber grower Elevator operator rn Em pure St Bldg Prano Tuner Male Nurse Take overdose of aspurln Hog caller Flunk Talmaclge entrance Embezzler e ' ' 'S , ' Btll . t , t I, ' y Ed ,rards ' W . . . CAD .X A . . r V S ' V ' N . , ' , C ' Coll , an ti a . 1 I .yi I Xgv, C . I I x S ' ' I . X A . , ' ' Bill 4- ' ' r t ' s . A , . , . . , X., I X J A C. , . , ' A C lc . . ' ,' L ' ' - , o . . ' , ' V C , c F - . l - - , T l . ' 5 . , ,V 1 pl t . , ll F f . I y ,K S .. X K I , I . SENIOR CLASS FA VORITES X 5 X ftgy MOST LIKELY To SUCCEED M. B55 Charles Slmad and Ruth Wlworff 'ke Freemarz EZSDENT flflinef, 9 J BEST l.EADERSl'llP BEST ALL-RQUND Sandy Smytlwe and RON TimOTlW Wilma Haslings and Herb Butler M - 'gf l S Amir' 3 Af. 45? Hi-Y',mr,,, X,-:fi Sfllvrj H 'Q 2 I Mosr FUN were MOST TALENTED Russell Weaver and Doris Morgan El and PQQ ll Desfflamps Denis 4 - 4 J , W, 5 ii 5? BEST LOOKING Mary Herren and Herb Jeffers MOST ATHLETIC e Nolan and Rodney Williams fi T' T of Q 4. 'Mx Q F-ff N ms, my My 3 452, a LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT JACK ALLENBAUGH leave MR GOTSEFF and hs Famous Poets to some other curIous second perIod class BILL BARTLETT leave my knowledge to ROL AND BARTLETT ROBERTA BOCK hereby leave my quletness to my loud mouthed brother BOB RON BUGBEE do hereby leave my Bblllly to get along to RICHARD POLK HERB BUTLER leave my half day sessIons to MR WATSON ED DECHANT do leave my sympathy for BOB CURRIE at MR GARCIAS hands BILL DESCHAMPS hereby leave my Bblllly to get traffIc tIckets to DEAKE LYNDALL BEN EDWARDS do hereby leave my Gblllly to sleep ID all classes to whoever so desIres It MIKE FREEMAN do leave my memorles of good tImes In C L U H tothe Frosh ID the hope that they may do llkeWlSe In theIr four years BOB GOODWIN wIII to some weak hearted Frosh a trIp to Ft Bragg wIth JIM MORGAN corn and scarred arms to the next employees of the Lakeport Theater MARY HERREN do leave my bIg shIny paIr of SCISSOVS to my dear frIend JOAN KING In the hope that she after extended research can fInd some practIcal use for them EVONNE HICKS do leave and Im darn glad of MINETTE JANIN do leave peace a ci q Iet to MR WATSON HERB JEFFERS hereby leave my humble mem OITS to all fellows wantIng bachelor hood MARY JOSEY do leave my Cs and take my good grades Wllh me MIKE McCOY leave my abIIIty to smash fenders to anyone who wants It BILL McDOW Wlll my IO car garage to a poor frosh wIth not less than 3 oIl wells MICKIE McNALLY do leave my abIlIty to keep the Pom Poms forever flyIng to LYNN ANN MILLER DORIS MORGAN do leave a full bottle of aspIrIn to next years C8-B Ed JERRY MORGAN do leave my spot on the Honor Roll to ROLAND BARTLETT DENISE NOLAN do leave my sense of humor and my athletIc Bblllly to MARJORIE LEE LEE NUNNEMAKER leave my books to some JunIor PAT ROUSE leave nothIng If I cant take t wIth me Im not gomg MARY SLATE leave to SHIRLEE LANGE my abIlIty to stay out of trouble In P E BelIeve me she needs It SANDY SMYTHE do leave my outstandmg bas ketball playlng to spastIc KATY BAKER VIC SNEED do hereby leave my text books to whoever doesnt want them PAUL SORENSEN leave nothIng TED STEDMAN leave my cane to anyone who wIshes to do mutIny BOB STONE do hereby leave MR GOTSEFF to next years SenIor Class beIng the smallest SenIor boy to CLARENCE JONES PEGGY THORN depart from C L U H leavlng nothIng My learnIngs of the past four years are so few that lm takIng them wIth me RON TIMOTHY leave nothIng and take LINDA wIth m PEG WARE do leave my abIlIty to get on MRS TURNERS nerves to SANDY BARTLETT RUSS WEAVER do leave my musIcal Gblllly to play ppp to LARRY LYONS who plays fff KEN WHITE leave my beloved EnglIsh book to MR GOTSEFF RUTH WHITE do leave my locker deep In the mass of confusIon to JUDY ROSS RUTH WHORFF do hereby leave my memoIrs The Care and FeedIng of CardInals to the Buzz Staff O YAY hereby leave my excess lockers to any one that makes It back to school CHARLENE WILSON leave my abIlIty to go wIIh a saIlor to CORAL WILLIAMS , - l, , i ,I II ' - ' I - ' l, , ' l, I ' ' l, I ' I, , ' . ' I 1 ' I ' ' ' l, , . I ' , l, , I - I, , ' . : ' . , , I, , WILMA HA TIN - . . . S GS' leave el' mY burned POP I, CHARLEY SIRNAD, do leave my dISTII'1ClIOI l of 1 I ' ' ' , ll 1 L , ' ' e. It. . l, , , , II' U 1 I, , ' I' . I , - 7 1 , l, I ' I Q 1 .. lf , , ' I . . ll 1 - I ' I . I I I . - - CLASSES , .- efref., P PA JUNIOR CLASS Thou shalt learn more and more About less and less, untrl soon Thou shalt know everythrng About nothing 'Y T BA TES Marcus Anderson J, Warren Caldwell Jean Clark Sandra Crabill Donna Creamer Helen Currie Robert Currie Mary Dimauro Molly Farinsky Jackie Forgit freasu e Jimmy Simpson Sandra Sperling Shirley Spliethof Joe Steiner Bob Tolton Maxine Welsh Harry Whitlock Lillian Williams Larry Wood Bob Richardson T Bob Yolgimer Kafjxnvxenauli n B - ma Leann QS 0 Clavencerflgson G Bfxfxgf Langexx r Shl aka nd B DG LarrY Wong 5 hall L., Nxafsc . ' QQN? Nxadlfl A. 4 Q AQ, - - U 2 ' -'R iauddxf u A e fxfxll li -.u Ulm -T -.4 t f it Claire Morrison Kathryn Pfrehm Linda Polk 3- fs fax. Larry Pyzer Tom Renfro Ed Roberts Dorothy Schade ff l Q Q if Y' 4- -A J 4 - -.4 x3-I L. A :J hsrnnxn -VL.: Y, -QS yy ,:..1'vs 'W-9' sa f r AVAILABLE we SOPHOMORE CLASS Slden' Thou shalt learn quantities of something About nothing, because now thou Knowest not about everything. ' 'ii Tb lobe 4 'U-pa p'5'S1b'e fl! Set? er5,y- I fe asurer 5 X, Comm- JOA KINGN BOB BQCK .5 I -.. dl - 3 5 -0 XJ A L, CLAR,FA N.q ANN Marlene Aaker y Joyce Barclay . 'ap Roland Bartlett J Gary Bates K ff .ri T 'wx 'I H F if 5 Q 9' O Carolyn Budde Sallie Carris Earl Chambers Morris Colton Walter Covey Willis Covey Jan Devoto Joanne Dwinell Jo Ann Eustis Zane Fitzgerald Mike Ford Terry Forgit John Goodwin Lucky Hale Loretta Harper Vickie Hartson Phyllis Hill Nancy Innes wg x 100 .qs is 'L ' 1 ,nw AVAW-Avi Alvie Reynolds Glen Richardson Marvin Robinson Dennis Russell Mary Jane Russell Keith Sawyer Ron Sneed Charlotte Thompson Betty Tocher Charles Traft Phil Nunnemaker Frances Whiteley Coral Williams Kaed Williams Benny Wright md james Palflcla . 25 Owe falltsbeelc Daxflld Bev Nell Ke mms 02,6 Bradford KN Chen Lane Lewis Daw .ll-ldv Lev gli james lu LaVerne Peregrine Wayne Pyzer Ann Quick Judy Rashe -of I' rs,---X 'S' MWNY u tim Nmgcha rift! N4 e litlinffell MC Ere Mo laelilellllofanda o .I FRESHMAN CLASS Thou thinkest thou knowest something About everything, but in truth thou Knowest nothing about anything. Pfesiy , e'7f I Vfke P . , reskfenr ,V Mr lk 'Q 1, sec ,, 5 W- 'Tip' fefary-Treasure Q r C i 1,1 Q 'Nl A 1 I .V 4 X ED MQO ' R5 1.4 JA NE 'Ts Pf-RE HM ELDA CA I D Wifi: l RICH ARD Polk sd f-1 Q1 v-'7 C1 ,.40 Merilee Anderson Joyce Andrews Don Banghart Sandy Bartlett Gertrude Boggs John Buchta Joyce Busch Y-. Exh CO l7f,7. Benny Clary Keith Clausin Nancy Coles Keitl' Collins Eileen Covey Susan Crawford Joanne DeWaal Judy Fisher David George Judy Green 1 Richard Reiner Kent Rickabaugh Bob Robertson Judy Ross Ireene Schade Anita Sullivan Sheila Travis Bernadina Tripp Lorraine Walker Frank Walker Marilyn Walker Donna Gillespie Rose White Gayle Wilcox Sandra Baldwin 'V g ,40 I in .. Y DOM id Gufllllel lib-U9 ievell lla lrnafl S 56 pgiia Hem john YW Mali? iomlom were im ee BTO. .e L36 rOl ROlOell Lempke lfll' pls .. ,K A Keck Q ll R Ma l l ee H, ' -y Mall se' X u O N 4 , J i M 'W U Way f I lea NXarsCllal . . ,. P550 NXCQOY mer , 2 I n Nxcga V Linda ei- , W 'if jerry Nxelax 1 4. ffeliiii 5 i W ai!! fly XA' 5 ml j Q33 W ,ogy f ' 5 I ,,., Z. Jim Nunnemaker 'V' I ,.iyr1- F , Sylvia Miller l '-3 Y Robert Rausin fzjr ,,,, x ' I -v I A L 'J I XLT? 1 . , . ,Q . 1 if 5 D, . sf -1. Q 4 s . , 1 it VOC BUSV SQ sg... Dv few s.. W-Jas Auiinu MRS Ex- KER C - MR. TOLTON Bus Driver MR. M!-XULDlN Bus Drwver Asslsfam Custodian cg-, A ,ff ,- X y mf' SPORTS Front row: Coach Clare, G. Richardson, W. Pyzer, B. Robertson, B. Moranda, R. Lee, R, Polk, D. Banghart. Second row: L. Pyzer, J. Mallory, J. Keck, L. Woods, H. Marschall, G. Lampson, R. Williams, P. Sorenson, D. Kalfsbeek, K. Clausen. Back row: M. Anderson, B. Tolton, B, Deschamps, C. Eaton, M. Freeman, T. Renfro, H. Butler, R. Timothy, H. Whitlock, B. Stone. CARDINAL FOOTBALL TEAM The 1955 C.L,U.H. Football Team completed its season with 2 wins, 3 losses, and I tie. Though our team was small in number and size, each game was hard- fought. ln the early part of the season we lost the opener to a fine Calistoga team. We then blanked Cloverdale 27-O. St. Helena, our next foe, triumphed in a rough and tumble game. High-riding Willits was our next foe, against them we played the finest game of the season so far, it ended in a scoreless dead lock. We then iourneyed to Fort Bragg in preparation for our season's finale. Superior manpower won out for the Timberwolves. The final game was the annual Armistice Day battle with Upper Lake. The game was marked with every type of fine football. Sparkling plays were shown by each team. Before a sellout throng, and ending the season on a winning note, Lake- port won, T2 to 6. At the season's end Bob Stone was elected the Captain for the Year, and at a banquet held later, Rodney Williams was presented the trophy as the outstanding player of the season. Most VaIuabIe Team Captain Player L F RODNEY WILLIAMS BOB STONE Quarterback H6Ifb6CI1 4', r Nahxuii 1 . 'ww '31 it SL? .g . NA I 4. 1' CLIFF EATON RON TIMOTHY HARRY WHITLOCK MIKE FREEMAN HERB BUTLER Fullback Halfback Halfback End End - 41 -A -I . .f I I 'fs' qv. . 1 ' 1. 5 -4-.- :k1 1.7 I cab 9' PAUL SORENSEN TOM RENFRO BOB TOLTON End Center Guard I wav VW? BILL DESCHAMPS Guard A .4 at '74 aa 'Q . 1. Q- Q I 'ns Iv' 4 ,. - A .,'.f, 'I . , l wr, X ,lfv 1-J ' he 119-iff M' . 'I ' LARRY PYZER Tackle BOB MORANDA Guard ..-. ,. l 6 Q I -- K .L MARCUS ANDERSON Tackle Back row: Bob Fouts, Paul Sorensen, Ed Dechant, Ted Stedman, Keith Ciausen, Dave Thruston, Mike Freeman, Herb Butler, Don Marschall. Front row: Chariey Strnad, manager, Ron Timothy, Harry Whitlock, Coach Hendricks, Rod Williams, Cliff Eaton, Bob Currie. CARDINAL A BASKETBALL TEAM X' k ,- W i f N' N., A A X? X ffl!! QODNEY VWLLII-US Guard ll, RON TIMOTHY Guard '? C' xlfv -'o DAVE THURSTON Center 'C i HERB BUTLER MIKE FREEMAN Forward Forward A TEAM ACTION The basketball team began this season with the annual Lakeport Invitational Tournament. Leading the Cards were three regulars from last year's squad: Ron Timothy, Rod Williams, and Dave Thurston. The squad was further bolstered by members of last year's B team. The Cards swept through the tournament undefeated by smashing Lower Lake 38-15 and thereby winning the title for the second straight year. Next week-end saw Clear Lake traveling to Healdsburg for their annual tourna- ment. The Cards knocked off Geyserville in the opening round but were elimi- nated the next evening by a fine Analy squad. Following these two early-season tournaments the Cards began their practice tilts, sweeping them all. League play was looming in the near future. The Cards were led by Herb Butler and Mike Freeman at the forward slots, Dave Thurston at center, with Rod Williams and Ron Timothy at the guard posts. League play began Jan. 20 when the Cards hosted the Fort Bragg Timber- wolves, last year's Northwestern League champs. Employing a tight defense and sharp shooting, the Cards won 49-42. Lakeport then traveled to Ukiah and battled the Wildcats. After a nip-and- tuck first half Ukiah came on to defeat the Cards for their first league loss. The following week the Cards engaged the Willits Wolverines. Lakeport saw an early lead vanish in the fourth quarter but held on gamely to win 40-38. At the second half of the season, Lakeport and Fort Bragg were tied for the league lead. The crucial battle at Fort Bragg was next on the slate. Falling behind early in the game, the Cards could not overcome the pressure from the sharp shooting Timberwolves. The Fort Bragg cagers continued their calm confi- dent playing while the erratic Cards slipped behind ol-38. Back on their home floor the Cards next took on Ukiah. Still smarting from their loss at Ukiah, the Cards overcame their lead to go ahead with a rush at halftime. In this game the Cards reached their season peak. Ukiah's high-scoring offense came to a halt, while Lakeport, guided by floor-leader, Ron Timothy, continued to pull away. Dead-eye shooting by Mike Freeman and Dave Thurston, and the all-round abilities of Rod Williams and Herb Butler, paved the way to a decisive 63-43 win. The season ended in Willits, where a red-hot Willits team pushed off to a 9 point lead which they held until the fourth quarter. Fighting back gamely, the Cards closed to within 2 points. But the Wolverines stayed on top, 45-42, Thus the Cards tied with Ukiah for second place behind league champions, Fort Bragg. Front row: A. Reynolds, J. Goodwin, P. Marschall, B. Goodwin, R. Sneed, C. Jones. Back row: Coach Clare, B. McDow, M. Colton, B. Kitchen, J. Vann, J. 'usk, D. Banghart, Manager. CARDINAL B TEAM Our B team this year showed vast improvement over last year. The squad gained several fine newcomers. We also had more height this year. Though they did not fare too well in league play, strong indications were shown that our varsity squad next year will be bolstered by B team members. TEAM ACTION g, 4, Wk: ,Y,,f, i,,i'x4-me Q A. i QQ QP xl ff lj Front row: J. Goodwin, B. Goodwin, R. Sneed. Back row: P. Sorenson, M. Freeman, Coach Clare, R. Timothy, B. Stone. CARDINAL BASEBALL TEAM The Clear Lake Cards wound up the season on a sad note by finishing last in their league. But they proved to be very good opposition because of hustle and determination. Having suffered little loss at graduation, CLUH looked for a more prosperous season next year. Fine ability was shown by the play of our representatives, Bob Stone, Jim Larson, Jim Morgan, and Venn Marschall in the annual all-star game at Ukiah. as ,ver X Q 9 E? From row: C. Eaton, G. Bates, G. Richardson, W. Pyzer, L. Pyzer, D. Thurston. Back row: Coach Watson, B. Edwards, R. Timothy, P. Sorenson, B. Stone, T. Renfro, E. Dechant. CARDINAL TRACK TEAM The '54-55 track season was hampered throughout by poor weather which left Lakeport only three meets. The Cardinal tracksters took second place in an inter-league meet with Kel- seyville and Willits. In the all-county track meet which followed, Lakeport took the championship. The last meet of the season was the annual All-Northwestern League track meet held at Ukiah. Lakeport took fourth place. Miss Basketball LNDA PCLK Miss Football MARY HERREN f Miss Track -1- -fvr L .. H..X . . v fffss Basebaff ,Jvc .' Jf,v,LN R ,-4 ,,-I . W THIRD PERIOD P.E. Front row: S. Miller, J. Devvaal, C. Wilson D. Crearner, K. Garner, L. Miller, M. Dim auro, S. Lange, M. Slate, J. Clark, J Mackan. Second row: J. Busch, M Josey, E. Caldwell, M. Lee, S. Bartlett C. Lee, N. Coles, H. Johnston, J. Pfrehm, I Schade. Back rovvz, P. Ware, J. Fisher, E Covey, G. Wilcox, M, Andersen, D. Nolan H. Buchta, P. Thorn, M. Welsh, D. Schade M. Janin. SECOND PERIOD P. E. Front ron: K Baker B. Ca' Q Dffinell, 1 M. Bishop, C. VJ, ams, K. Pfrecnn, S. Cra- bill, F. Whitelef, S. Carris. Second row: B Finley, M. J. Russel R. Whortt, G. Garcia H. Currie, J, King, N. Kelsey, T. Forgit, J. Devoto. Back row: M. Aaker, C. Thornp- SOn, D. Morgan, J. Barclay, A. Quick, S Smythe, N. Innes, C. Budde, L. Peregrina P. Hill. FOURTH PERIOD P. E. Front row: R. White, J. Reed, S. Crawford L. McDaniels, W. Hastings, E. Hicks, J Andrews, S. Bartlett. Second row: L. Polk P. Bates, J. Rashe, J. Forgit, M. Herren, L Walker, A. Sullivan, J. Green. Back row C. Conklin, R. White, P. Rouse, R. Heinsel rnan, M. Bishop, S. Travis, C. Morrison, G Boggs. 5 I I jr GW '4 Nw: fi -'li' CRGANIZA TIONS STUDENT BODY OFFICERS NSS sf X fi' I 'LSU' MIKE FREEMAN Pr srduv f WILMA HASTINGS, Vrce Pres c1c'r'Y SANDY SMYTHE, Sc-crerary Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated, left to right: Cliff Eaion, Doris Morgan, Ron Timothy, VVll'ua Hastings Mlke Freeman, Preswdem, Evonne Hicks, Mary Dimauro, Marilyn Bishop. Standing: Jimmy Varm, Sandy Smyllwe, Secrefaryg Rod Williams, Riclw Polk I .ul 5 RP!!!-'N a y. Front row: J. Barclay, P. Bates, C.S.F. MEMBERS 4, T K. Baker. Second row. M. Janin, M, Herren, J. Devoto, L. Polk, S. Crabill, D. Morgan. Back row: M. Bishop, M. Freeman, J. Huckfeldt. Mr. Garcia, P. He-nault, C.S.F. OFFICERS Seated: E. Roberts, Vice President, C. Strnad, President. Standing: K. Pfrelwm, Secretary, D. Lewis. Exec. Comm, 3 HONOR ROLL Front row: J. Pfrelwrn, S. Carris. E, Covey Second row: B. Clary, D. Creamer, G Garcia, W. Hastings, R. Whorff. Bac row: P. Thorn, Mr. Garcia, B. Bock, D Thurston, J, Vann, P. Rouse. First row: D. Morgan, P. Thorn, J. Huclcfelclt, J. Ross, P. Hill, M. Welsh, M. Dimauro, J. DeWaal, K. Collins, D. Nolan. Second row: J. Eustis, E. Caldwell, J. Devoto, J. Fisher, C. Lee, M. Lee, R. Bugbee, K. Pfrehm, S. Crabill, R. McKee, R. Weaver, B. McDow, J. Mackan, J. Busch, E. Covey. Back row: J. Vann, K. Sawyer, B. Robertson, D. George, Mr. Hill, H. Currie, B. Tocher, A. Quick, D. Creamer, W. Covey, P. Marschall, J. Mallory, D. Bang- hart, B. Tolton. The whistle blew and the band stepped Out, They practiced their corners and ma- neuvered about. Struck up a march, paraded and pranced, MR. J. C. HILL Director Down the street to the games which we played and chanced. Tunes were heard by the scores at the game, While yell leaders cheered 'til their voices were lame. Concerts were given where they played with skill, As long as they could for there was a program to fill. The band and the spirit shall never be matched, With the songs they played and the class they flashed. I 9 I I ' K1 S Q V I .'.' 1 5 , K ,. J lf,AQ4' 4. . . i' A f 'Fv f V ' 'e ac .f- r'.' '. .f 1 -, , 41 'P u I ' . . ,Q , rl. 4 1 I I .. ii r Y' 5 r . !,,! X2 An Front row: Mr. Hill, B. Tocher, J. Eustis, J. Dwinell, L. Harper, L. Peregrina, C. Williams, J. McDaniel J. Ross. Second row: J. Pfrehm, M. Bishop, B. Clary, J. Mackan, M. Welsh, J. Rashe, R. White, J, Andrews. Third row: K. Baker, J. Green, J. Devoto, L. Walker, S. Sperling, E. Moore, W, Pyzer, B, Mifsud. Fourth row: H. Johnston, C. Morrison, S. Travis, C. Thompson, W. Hastings, L. Pyzer, B. Tolton, B. Kitchen, Back row: K. McNally, M. Walker, R. Whorff, P. Rouse, T. Stedman, C. Eaton R. McKee, R. Currie. CARDETTES Ruth Whorff, Doris Morgan Donna Creamer CLUH iff, J, ve? , ,, . CHORUS 7 ,. l Y 1 9 . I 'i I -lu' Q 4 .W' 1 ,. sf, xl 1 i J f l l ,gf Y il 'I' 45 J Front row: H. Currie, P. Ware, J. Dvvinell, S. Bartletr, P. Bates, M. Jenin, K, Garner, M. Dimauro Second row: C. Lee, P. Hill, J. Busch, K. Pfrehm, L. Hinman, J. Clark, M. Herren, E. Covey, J. Beal Third row: L. Lyons, C. Jones, D. George, D. Creamer, G. Garcia, E. Hicks, S. Crabill, G. Wilcox Fourth row: K. Sawyer, G. Ba1es, J. Vann, P. Henaulr, J. Huckfeldt, J. Barclay, M, Lee, D. Morgan Back row: R. Weaver, G. Richardson, M. Bishop, J. King, B. Finley, M. Russell, M. McNally. GIRLS' CHORUS Front row: E. Covey, R. Whorff, G Wilcox. Second row: P. Hill, H. Cur- rie, J. Rashe, J. Devolc, K. Pfrehm Back row: J. Busch, Donna Creamer, Mr. Hill, D. Morgan, J. lfiaclcan. -1 f 1 1' 0 Q F-F ?' Wy I L j, 2 F v Q ' iq .Y' if Q B 'K U. . FOOTBALL POM POM GIRLS M rty Marrm Kary Baker Muck McNally Mary Siam Judy ey and Lynne MIUQV BLOCK L 4' fq N 1 X WW' f y t I , ,- rf S ' 3 S , . I7 1 , S ne Vice preyden b to ' X Ex. COmm' BO - tw' 'dent' ROW TLQLTO Prei' ' of ' Herb BULLQLA SSUCXGTYILEBS Ted Sxedma Front row: B, Goodwin, L. Lyons, Mr. Ciare. Second row: C. Jones, D, Lewis, C. Eaton, B. Deschamps, M. Freeman. Third row: C. Strnad, J. Vann, R. Bogbee, R. Currie, M. Anderson, J. Simpson. Fourth row: D. Marschall, B, Fouts, V. Sneed, P, Sorenson, H. Whitlock, D, Thurston, Back row: W. Pyzer, R, Sneed, R. Wiiliams, L. Pyzer, D. Lyndall, T. Renfro. Q . -iq- w' ' 'il 12, Front row: C. Williams, K. McNally, P. Bates, W. Hastings, C. Morrison, M. McNally, 5 Crabill, S. Smythe. Second row: D. Morgan, J, Dwinell, C. Budde, M. Dimauro, K. Garner G. Garcia, L. Polk, T. Forgil, R. While, S. Carris. Back row: M. Bishop, C. Thompson M. Herren, D. Creamer, J. King, P. Rouse, A. Quick, K. Baker, C. Wilson, P. Ware, Mrs Turner. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION aff' I Y. SeCTelal . Nolan' . Defllse nqffkv , Ex. CO H 045, l . Evfbfme 4 Vice Ple5ldePlIesidenl' Ruth Whollxliinette lawn' I- ! Tr935 'le ' LOS LOBOS . ROW 'Neel Comm i5 ' C i 3 Q Nxarilvll X Shown dent, QnO prev Heidi, e, uc Pal llselrita .leafme H PfeSl ' Front row: Ruth White, Marcia Bishop, Doris Morgan, Sandra Srnythe, Georgie Garcia, Pat Bates. Second row: Ruth Whorff, Sandra Crabill, Jean Clark, Mary Herren, Helen Currie, Linda Polk, Katie Baker, Wilma Hastings, Back row: Charley Strnad, Bill McDow, Bob Tolton, Paul Henault, Dave Thurston, Rod Williams, Mike Freeman, Russell Weaver, Warren Caldwell, Jim Mallory, Ed Roberts, Mr. Gotseft, advisor. Bufabee' Xl ice I 4 4' :Vi Q .qi- 'rw 'll' A A KATIE K. McNally, Art Editor, C. Morrison, Feature Editor, L. BUZZ STAFF R BAKER and JEANNE HUCKFELDT Co-Editors Hinman, Sports Editor, Mr. Gotseff, Advisor, Marilyn Bishop, Exchange Editor. Front row: J. Eustis, J. Busch, J. Green, K. Garner, P. Hill, S. Carris. Second row: P. Bates, J. Devoto, M. Martin, H. Currie, M. Dirnauro, S. Spliethof, J. King, B. Clary. Third row: D. Nolan, L. Hinrnan, S. Crabill, C. Morrison, M. McNally, J. Clark, A. Quick, L. Williams. Back row: D. Lewis, D. Morgan, R. Timothy, V. Sneed, K. Baker, P. Henault, M. Bishop, R. Whorff, G. Garcia, K. McNally, J. Huckfeldt, D. 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