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

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BOB TOLTON Vocal 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Block L 3 4, Football 2, 3, Basketball 2. SANDRA SPERLING Vocal 1, 3, 45 FHA 2, 4, Pep Com mittee 4. HARRY WHITLOCK Basketball 2. 3, 4g Baseball 1. 4 mall Ba 2 3 Offlcer Track 2. 3, Block L 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4.

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gfcbtozq On September 24 1945 the first bell rang to begin the 12 year school career of the class of 57 Seated at the tables rn tmy chalrs that flrst year were 21 members of the class of 57 KATIE BAKER MARCIA BISHOP MARY DIMAURO CLIFFORD EATON KAREN GARNER CLARENCE JONES GARY LAMPSON BUDDY MIFSUD SANDY SPERLING LARRY LYONS MARCUS ANDERSON DORTHY SCHADE SANDRA CRABILL HELEN CURRIE JACKIE FORGIT JEANNIE HUCKFELDT EDWIN ROBERTS MAXINE WELSH LYNNE MILLER WARNER CALDWELL and DONN MARSCHALL MOVICS wxth the flrst grade and boys chase the grrls were our delights ROBERT CURRIE returned from Canada and Jolned us ln the second grade along wlth DONNA CREAMER SHIRLEE LANGE and LINDA POLK Hop scotch and tap were m fashlon Thlrd year added LINDA HINMAN CLAIRE MORRISON and HARRY WHIT LOCK Glrls chase the boys became the rage w1th Jalls under second grade steps Our fourth year showed no addltlons to the class roll call It was a black year wlth multlphcatlon tables spelllng books and a dlvlded field DAVE THURSTON was the lone addxtlon to grade flve Mrs Pattens class was held that year at the head of the stalrs over the lrbrary whlle Mrs Lmdsay held class 1n the dungeon beneath the stage where band was held True love was shown by wearlng your correct steady s largest rlng Slxth gradel' And a new butldlng wrth badly needed classroomsl' GEORGIANA GARCIA TOM RENFRO and BOB TOLTON Jorned our ranks ln playlng Jump rope and baseball. Teachers were kept busy tellmg us not to play round the pole and dress up day Red Rover kept everyone s arms sore PAT BATES and PAUL HENAULT transferred to Lakeport Elementary durmg grade seven Mr Frckett took a bus load of sclence students to Chlco State Volleyball competition began at noon On ramy days dances were held 1n the audltorlum At last elghth grade graduatlon and Mrs Weber' Llnda Polk was presldent and Pat Bates treasurer of the student body Our traveling varlety show featured our vocal chorus a tap dance a tumblmg act plano solo baton duet a Juggllng act and a skrt w1th Avagall Appleson Ellle Mae and Luke and Blanche Bleach Constltutlon tests had to be passed with an A We learned well for when a petltnon wlth sngnatures of 2X3 of the class demanded a revote on the class yearbook the name was changed from The Chatterbox to Blue and Gold Reporter We re to be ln 53 became our slogan Fraduatlon was held at the falr grounds cloverleaf Our frrst real grown up dance afterwards lasted until one o clock Frosh provlded entertamment at the Freshman Receptton w1th songs a tap dame JIMMY SIMPSON became classmates Eaton Lyndall Whitlock and Renfro played varslty football whlle Marschall Currle Renfro and Thurston played B Basketball The cllmax of our year came when a waltress at Lock Lomond asked Are you kxds havlng your Senlor Class PICHICQ Sophomore year began the tradltlon of grrls slumber partles MARILYN BISHOP KATHY PFREHM JOE STEINER JEAN CLARK and LARRY WOOD became part of the class Lrterary and actlng talents flared m the Sophomore wrltten drrected and acted play A Chrrstmas Star The strong aroma of ham rose from the three wltches cauldron durmg our study of Shakespeare Currle Marschall Thurston and Whltlock made varslty basketball Chfford Faton Deake Lyndall and Dave Thurston broke records m track Pat Bates won out as head cheerleader by turnrng a fllp and falhng on her face Clalre Morrison and Katle Baker flashed as pom pom glrls Junlor year brought dreams of the Prom Long hours rn conce slon booth and food and candy sales made money for rt Mldnrght rn Parts was our theme and Forest lake became Gay Paree Coke tall party at Shlrlee Langes and breakfast at Huckfeldt lounge rounded out the nlght CONNIE CONKLIN jomed us ln time for the fun MARGARET LEFEVRE became our frrst married classmate when at the age of twenty four she returned to school Seniors at last' Transfer student DELANFY NUTT got All Northern California honors as halfback on our undefeated football team Margaret LeFevre won a State award ln a DAR htstory contest VIRGINIA KUNS and JOY LAWREWCE added two more to our class roster Llnda Polk turned her job as student body presldent over to Georgte Garcla to become Mrs I'1mothy Clalre Morrison followed sult three months later to become Mrs Nevel Lyons So now the 12 year dream of graduatlon IS reahty A httle frightened and very Pmlldly we step mto our roles as adults , 5 f - Q u Q . 7 W 5 Y 7 7 7 7 I I 1 9 7 ' 9 7 7 Q Q 1 7 ' v - ' - . , I I , - a ' - 7 ' . . . 7 . , . . . Q . . . , X , . . , . l , , . . . . . - ' 55 - - 77 ff - 77 I 7 1 - . rv, l 7 , 5 5 7 ' 7 . ' . J U ,, f . . l . . ' N K , , , . . 1 A4 , , . sv sa 19 as 9 - a as 1 i . Y . n . r , . . nl ' . , . ' 7 s ' 1. 4 l ' A- YA.. , , : g and boys, fashion show. DEAKE LYNDALL, BOB FOUTS, KATHY MCNALLY. and ' I ' 1 Q ' ' ' , ' , as 19 l I A 7 7 , I ' ' 1 . sv 44 . . - . . . ,, K A ' U a f v a ' .Z - ' - ss ' ' . J Q, ' A 7 5 A- 1 4' . . ,, . . . . ,, I v V 1 Y 1 . . g h 1 F A 7' , - ' . A , S . , A l