Clear Lake Community High School - Lions Tale Yearbook (Clear Lake, IA)

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Io Ann Iames - The Man That Got AWGYII Barb Iones - Mickey Dorothy Iohnson - Here Lies Love Ianet Iorgenrud -- Dream Linda Kotz - I'm lust Bidin' My Time Ioan Kueckefr - Its Love Charles Kuhlemeier - Beautiful Brown Eyes Marvin Kuhn - In My Merry Oldsmobi1e Ron Lang - Skirts Bev Larson -- I'm Never Satisfied Luella Leemhuis - Dark Eyes Clayton Lincicum - Never Trust A Woman Bill McBee - Mary's A Grand Old Name Karen McEldoon - Milkman, Keep Those Bottles Quiet Linda Melcher - Don't Get Around Much Anymore San Merriman - l'm lust Wild About Harry Sue Merriman - So In Love Bonnie Miller - Some Day Phyllis Miller - Going Steady Margaret Monaghen - When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Rosemaree Morgan - Slap Her Down Again, Pa Ianice Olsen - Unforgetable lay Ouverson - The Farmer in the Dell Marian Pate - Get Happy Dean Pierce - Through The Years Iudy Pitkin - The Man I Love David Punke - Time On My Hands Don Shields -- Sportin' Life Viola Shook -- Always IoAnn Smith - Whispering Bruce Snow - Song of the Volga Boatmen Dick Thomsen - If You Knew Susie Mel Trampel - Tramp, Tramp. Tramp Iames Walch - Brain Wave Pasty Walls - Smiles Larry Watson - Too Fat Polka Howard Wellendorf - Honeymoon Loren Wilcox - I Want A Girl Iames Witte - For Me and My Girl Grant Wright - San Carrie Dale Young -- Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue Choir Boys to Choir Girls - I'll Not Complain Freshman Girls - When We Become of Age Freshman Boys - The Drinking Song Road in front of school - Devil's Highway

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UAEHZE 5,0i29:5. Anna Dale Armsbury - Undecided Paul Armstrong - Cow Cow Boogie Donna Auchampach - Typewriter Song Betty Bergman - Makin' Whoopee Floy Baumgartner - l'm in Love Again Geraldine Brower - l Believe Helene Bruns - In the Still of the Night Sylvia Burckhardt - Oh, No, Iohn Delores Burns - Stolen Love Pat Christensen - Oh, Lady Be Good Roger Claesgens - Candelabra Boogie Elizabeth Coinbear - We'l1 Be Together Again Mary Io Conn - Why Don't You Believe Me? Dixie Darrow - lust Plain Bi1l lames Davis - Hot Rod Race Ierry Davis - The Wild One Mary lane Datema -- Slow Poke Debby Day - Sinner or Saint lanice Djuren - The Old Master Painter Arnold Downey -- Old Man Sun- shine Beverly Duesenberg - The Confeder- acy Dick Duregger - Crew Cut Lois Eibey - Back in the Saddle Again Karen Fisher - I Talk to the Trees Don Friest -- For He's A Iolly Good Fellow X Lucy Gagnon - Butterscotch Mop Marlys Gobeli - Clarinet Polka Les Golein - Skater's Waltz Karon Hansen - You Alone Pat Hansen - I'm Yours Maxine Hanson - Fun and Fancy Free Bob Hass - There is Nothing Like A Dame lerry Haxton - Funny Fellow Iohn Haxton - Jungle Drums Pat Henson - Wedding Bells Sharon Henson - l'm in the Mood For Love Geraldine Hill - Satisfied Lowell Hinsch - My Silent Love ludy Hoffman - Keep It Gay' Fay Holmes - Take Me Back To My Boots and Saddle lim Hovelson - Why Was I Born? Keith Huntley - Delores Waltz lim lacobson - What Is This Thing Called Love?

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gfdii Anna Dale Armsbury, will my chair in band to Caryl Glson and my four dimples to lon Lee. Donna Auchampach, will my ability to be present in school to Wanda Ebaugh. Betty Bergman, will my Marlon Bran- do scrapbook to the junior girls, and my fights with Mr. McCallum to Mrs. McCallum. Floy Baumgartner, will my morning doughnut to Miss Goldberg. Gerry Brower, will my notebook to Mr. McCallum to write lots of Civic quiz questions for next year's seniors. Helene Bruns, will my old kiddy car and license to go with it to the fresh- man boys. Sylvia Burckhardt, will my ability to let my hair grow to Billie lean Mc- Gibboney. Delores Burns, will my giggle to Phyllis Bishop and my locker to someone who can keep it cleaner than I did. Pat Christensen, will my sister to loe Roseland. Roger Claesgens, will my candelabra to Dave Traub. Elizabeth Coinbear, will my long hair to ludy White. Mary Io Conn, will my overseas let- ters to anyone courageous enough to write them. loAnn Coyier, will my love for Gar- ner to Verlynn Olson and lackie Baugous. Dixie Darrow, will my bottle of Light and Bright to Sandy Swale with the hope that it will produce a better ef- fect than vinegar. Ierry Davis, will my car to Miss Gold- berg. Debby Day, will my slurp with Mr. Edwards to Dave Roberts. Beverly Duesenberg, will my cheer- ing ability to Marne Lowman. WWI' Dick Duregger, will my glasses to anyone who can see through them. Lois Eibey, will my job to Marlys Enabnlit, who would love it, I'm sure. Karen Fisher, will my car to Red Mahrenholz, for a debt of 5.40. Don Priest, will my '41 Plymouth to Roger Westover. Lucy Gagnon, will my pony tail to Dyana Day. Marlys Gobeli, will my natural curly hair to Laura Sharratt and blushing ability to Beverly Djuren. Karon Hansen, will my dancing abil- ity to Shirley Hanley with hope that she uses it. Patty Hansen, will my height to Vio- let Betts. Maxine Hanson, will my ability to chop away at my hair to lane Coy- ier. Ierry Haxton, will my ability to throw the shot-put to Keith Lamping. lohn Haxton, will my Oh in Dry Bones to Bob Burns. Patsy Henson, will my spit curls to the sophomore girls. Sharon Henson, will my effervescent giggle to Rosemary Christensen and my ability to laugh at Mr. McCal- lums jokes to his next year's class. Geri Hill, will my ability to cook to Miss Luella Bonoff. Lowell Hinsch, will my seat in study hall to any freshman. It is as good as new, because it has rarely been used. Fay Holmes, will my messy locker to Deloris Haugen. lim Hovelson, will my saxophone solo in Goodnight Sweetheart to Dick Atkins. Keith Huntley, will my masculine physique to Bob Burns and my 195 pound fullback position in football to Keith Lamping.