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

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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 .