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

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.L i ll WU! Left side front row R. Conable, B. Oakes, M. Lydic, Mrs. Jones Back row J Hayes R. LeMieux, N. Fitzgerald, C. Edmunds. Right side front row A Kuppinger, P. Welsh. Middle row: L. Richardson, M Davidson E Cleveland, D. Tracy, J. Thorn, J. Kuppinger, S Kneeling: J. Dorr. Boggs Back row B Sharp, M. Janos, C. Thorne, J. Oulette. Under the efficient instruction of Mrs. Jones, the girls of C.L.U.H. are very effectively instructed in the various phases of homemaking. There are seven phases taught in this school and they include the study of foods, clothing, health, housing, children, relationships, and manage- ment. These different phases are so divided that they require three years of study to cover them. To further the efficiency of the homemaking department some new appliances have recently been added. They are as follows: two electric stoves, on automatic washer, a dryer, and two sewing machines. These appliances make it easier to finish the required work in each class. The department has three unit kitchens. Each kitchen is so arranged that groups of four to six girls can work in each kitchen. Through movies, filmstrips, demonstrations and lectures by outside speakers the homemaking course is made broader and more interesting. Standing left to right C. Brown, D. Edwards, Y. Marston, B. Aliff, Left to right:'V, Dorr, J. Healy, M. Mifsud, C. Hyder S Hoge P A McCall T Aaker D lnnes. Seated: D. Deschamps and J. Stedman. Hoffman. ,4- 2 15.41 'fi lil. Standing, left to right: P. Bryant, J. Slade, Sally Butler Shirley Butler

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This year CLU H has an excellent slxty tive voice mlxed choral group This chorus under the able durectlon of Mr Hull delighted Its audiences In Its publlc appearances At the start of the term, several weeks were devoted to fundamentals and exercises Wrth the help ot last year s veteran slngers and the accompaniment ot Ernc Field the group was soon on nts own srngnng tour part harmony The chorus appeared In public several tlmes this year It assisted the band tn Its concerts and has proven a tavorrte for many ot our program supporters On February l7 a selected group from our chorus participated IH a vocal cllnuc at Ulclah Thus clrnlc was held for the benetut of students and teachers ot the various schools ot Mendocino and Lake Counties Schedule appearances In the near future for the chorus are at the Mendocino Lake Music Festlval to be held In Fort Bragg on Aprnl T4 and at the C L U H Band Concert on Aprul 20 Wnth these appearances and assustmg wnth the graduatnon program we hope to have had a successful year ot fun and work an smgmg Front row left to right B Oakes M Davidson J Mapa C Stedman S Jettress M Ruddock D Bullard J Stedman W Young C Brown A Baruch E Scott R Conable S DuPont M Woodworth Frrstrow V Vann S Holdenrued R Morrison D Deschamps L Farrlngton F Wlnters V Wemlcaut H Ley S Ledbetter R Thompson T Splees D Trrplett M Janas E Weusz B Whusman J Slade J Dorr C Muhlhauser L Covey Second row M Lydrc S Bartlett Pat Pardee J Hayes L Richardson I Pantet Back row R Ogden D Sage horn IS GI omas ru n c G Kung E Huckfed Hlnman R Latferty Director Mr J Conner Hull Accompanlst Ern: Fields 4Q..,M flfff lift, ,rf ff'

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4514474 Industrial Art was introduced for the first time this year at Clear Lake Union High in the form of general shop classes..There are approximately forty-five boys enrolled. Those boys who have had no previous shop experience are allowed one period a day. Boys who have had agriculture shop experience or other shop experience are permitted to take two periods a day. There were a few iobs around the school that needed to be doneiso the boys in shop were called upon to do them. Two of those jobs included the making of music stands for the band and carrying cases for the band hats. The individual projects were primarily woodworking jobs, such as radio cabinets, record cabinets, end tables, lawn chairs, wall shelves, bed-side stands, coffee tables, stock feeders, bookends, gun cabinets, gun racks, and book cases. Some very nice nut bowls and fruit dishes were turned out on the lathe. Some time was spent in improving the physical set-up in the building by making tool panels and similar items necessary to have a well run industrial arts program. Picture l: W. Furtado welding a metal strip. Picture 2: Mr. Davis shows B. Hickok what finished products should look like. Picture 3: When they are done L. McDaniel will have a radio cabinet, J. Stedman will have a book case and S. Ledbetter will have an end table. Picture 4: J. Dimauro puts finishing touches on his cabinet.