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

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Front row left to right P Stedman T Euckhofl L Farrington D Deschamps L Richardson Middle row J Sted man H Vestal J Hayes B Oakes J McDanuel M Davidson R LeMueux Back row S Butler J Slade S Butler E Weisz S Holdenrued M Lydrc A Kuppunger The Girls Athletuc Association has been very active thus year under the leadership of our presudent Lois Farrungton and coach Muss Petrequun We got underway early un October with election of officers and plans for sports wuthun the school year The officers elected were President Beverly Tracy Vice President Lois Farrington Secretary Treasurer Duane Deschamps Executive Member Pat Stedman The plans for the GAA were to engage un three main sports volleyball basketball and softball to have two unutuatuons and to award large blocks and stars to those who have earned them After many practuce sessions we had two games with the Kelseyvulle gurls one volleyball the other basketball We won both games the scores were 76 l2 for the volleyball game and 36 l2 for the basketball game After playing these games the gurls from both schools enloyed one of Mrs Rays delucuous spaghetti dunners Our next game was basketball wuth Upper Lake and again we came out on top The final score was 37 21 After this game all were invited to the cafeteria for refreshments On March a volleyball tournament was held here with gurls from Upper Lake Kelseyvulle Lower Lake Middletown and Lakeport competung Each team played four games Muddletown came out on top winning all of these games Thus was a thrilling afternoon for all who participated During the year we held two well organuzed unttuatuons as planned Our furst was un December This turned out to be quite an affair one which I am sure will be remembered by the girls for many years to come. The spring initiation was very successful and the G,A.A. gained many new and enthusiastic members. Large blocks were awarded at a student body assembly early in April to Toni Eickhoff Lois Farrington Diane Deschamps and Lee Richardson. 41 Miss Petrequun

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qt' dia QQ Rf 1 chado R Lefferry D Har n G B h ke B Busch Thvrd row J nfo hall Ra agner ack o oac OL e o B es G Means We 156 5 of Lgaczefy September 22 l95l was a hrstory maklng day because when the meeting was called to order nt mode the twenty thrrd year of contlnuous meetmgs by the Clear Lake Unlon Hugh School Honor Soclety The mann purposes of the Block L are to give the athletes the proper recognntlon for therr athletnc abrlrtues and to provlde them with equrpment so that they will be safely and un: fornny equipped To provide the equrpment the Block L bought S330 OO worth of eleven man football shoes so that the varsxty and Jumor varsity players would have proper footwear when playlng on grassfootbaH helds Thanks to the fine attendance at the four night football games and eleven home basketball games there was a large enough Income to offset these expenses The socwty hopesto purchase euher newfbasketbaH unnornw or enough baseballshoesfor every member of the team Four nlght baseball games wull probably offset the cost of the baseballshoes and other basebaH equrpnwentso that atthe end ofthe yearthere WMU be a substantial sum for summer expenses A bean feed for the football players and Block L members was given by the Dads Club after whlch letters were awarded to the football players Much appreclatxon goes to the Dads Club for the frne feed and the support that they have grven the Block L The membershrp of the Block L was 25 this year, but with the new members rt wall be about 35 when they meet next year The outgorng sennors are Milton Adarr, Duane Hnnman, Bruce Busch, Richard Lafferty, Jnm Ray, Duck Wagner and Jim Hull 40 xx: y .X x yr X 1 - W W . -f-ir' 0. . ' ' J J . 2 :gdb tw ' A , jx ll 1 A i L A f ,-1 s , A ... L X u 5 , , . 1- Lv , J -. .. : 1 A D' 'W A AT is x L. T T xr 4 5' I I- K ' V , f 4- 4, J' ' 7 '. st . , e , C ' Y We Front row, from left to rfgh': M. Adarr, S. DeVoto, D. Hrnman, Ca. King, P. Mills, J. Drmauro. Second row: K. Ma , . , . , mo , , e n , . , ' 1 . Re r , C. Marsc , T. Spless, J. y, J. Hull, D. W Y .B r w: C h Pr rlx, D. H ndrlcks, J. Th mas, D, Kumball, D, arn , . . PF 99 Q If U f

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as-af s-.R N T Aaoker D Edwards JOuee L Covey Pon e C Edmunds M Lydc B Oakes Holden ied Front row, let to right: V. Roches er, P. Welsh, E. Weisz, S. P SayBue Kupp nger Robe s A E Jones J C Bu J Ley H Ma scho J uin, B. Sharp, C. Thorne eq Pe SS udM Healy, M. Mifs J. 1 de ge, C. Hy Ha S. -a . .. PHol S DuPon Rcha dson M Woodwo h L J Thon E Dye BA Boggs Oh Dav ds s, B. Ewald, R. Conable, M F10 Ja T acy, M D. land, N. Weisz. First row: Sade D Deschamps J Dor J TIDES D V Dor H Vesa SON RMo ITIOD S Con ad owell, F anlrfu t, N. Cr L. ieux, E. Cleveland, Y. Ma ston, J Hayes, R. LeM ng on Fa L Second row Reynolds R. hause , uh C.M ess, s, M. Ruddock, B. Mills, S. Je F18 J. Jo ..- 4- ..- tl G Fl Petrequ SS Mi this year with beginning favorable CI Is' sports had ir 4. ..- ..- 4. ..- H- ..- .4- and n the spr ng baseba en- tennis and archery, which a first activities ot the year were has been earned ef G I' 6 fu d U t f CI 8 FS th s year and a g Th veryone has had fun l ioyed very much. The sport of archery was rather new to some of th ..- from M ss Petrequ n new sports bou ..- t 6 fn lea ey soon t 4. 'ai prom s ng oaks very our schoo The sport of horseshoes was offered to those who wanted someth ng