Clear Lake High School - Echo Yearbook (Clear Lake, WI)

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ANNUAL STAFF BACK ROW: M. Fouks, R. Rivard, D. Paulson, R. Schultz, G. Pittman, M. Schustedt, F. Leisz, R. Witthoft, H. Josephson, L. Nelson, G. Martin. MIDDLE ROW: S. Paulson, J. Paulson, M. Mara, R. Frank, D. Olson, J. Gleboff, A. Wienke, J. Steinberger, M. Hanson, M. Edwards, O. Emerson. FRONT ROW: C. Hemauer, S. L. Daniel, J. Larson, S. Swanson, M. Hanson, M. Haima, M. Frohreich, M. Smith, S. Lillie. OUR EDITORS AND ADVISOR Joanne, Mr. Larson, Myrna M. Klatt, P. Streif, Edwards, 19

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WILL I, Allen Anderson, will my safe driving to Marilyn Krebs. I, Russell Christensen, will my good attendance to Gary Dado. I, Edgar DeBoer, will my ability to play baseball to Jack Mayla. I, Mildred Edwards, will my black hair to Curtis Nordby. I, Shirlee Edwards, will my term paper to Larry Breeden. I, Oveila Emerson, will my studious conduct to Lewis Madden. I, Mildred Fouks, will my early morning hours to a capable Junior. I, Rosie Frank, will my love for dancing to Leslie Pittman. I, Marlene Frohreich, will my A's in American Problems to Carl Paulson. I, James Gleboff, will my red convertible to Marcia Christensen. I, Mary Ann Gleboff, will my good times to anyone who dares to follow in my footsteps. I, Marlin Hahn, leave my girl chasing ability to Eugene Schuna. I, Mary Ann Haima, will my quiet nature to Cordelia Kuhn. I, Marlene Hansen, will my liking for Home Ec. to Wayne Mork. I, Maxine Hansen, will my good marks to Danny Smith. I, Ralph Hawkins, will my intelligence to Patricia Olson. I, Carol Hemauer, will my quiet voice to Ethel Olson. I, Herbert Josephson, will my trips toAmery to anyone that cares to go there. I, Marlin Klatt, will my athletic ability to Clara Knoll. I, Wendell Klatt, will my ability to get to school on time to Carol Rothe. I, William Kuhn, will my trips to Turtle Lake to Edward Hemauer. I, Paul Lange, will my habit ofmissing corners to anyjunior fortunate enough to hang onto the curves. I, Frank Leisz, will my height to Beverly Lillie. I, Shirley Lillie, will my job as cashier in the lunch line to Elsie Junkans. I, Margaret Mara, will my love for teen-age life to anyone who doesn't appreciate it. I, Gwen Martin, will my Irish temper to Gary Daniel. I, Lowell Nelson, will my milk trucking to anyone who is capable of doing it as I have. I, Marvin Newville, will my walk to Mary Ann Peterson. I, Maynard Newville, will my managing position to Miss Repp. I, Duane Olson, will what's left of my car to Karen Fox. I, Dennis Paulson, will my liking for agriculture to Mrs. Porter. I, Joanne Paulson, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Harley Hansen. I, Shirley Paulson, will my position as a cheerleader to Duane Moore. I, Bob Peterson, will my friend Wendy to all of the lucky Junior girls. I, Gaylord Pittman, will my stature to Mr. Bernardy. I, Richard Rivard, will my voice to Wayne Moore. I, Raymond Schultze, will my love for music to those who haven't any talent. I, Miles Schustedt, will my trombone to the incoming musicians. I, Myrna Smith, will my wise cracks to Mr. Gorr. I, Jack Steinberger, will my horn so the band can rest in peace. I, Paul Strief, will my ability to substitute for Mr. Larson in American Problems to anyone capable of doing as well. I, Suzanne Swanson, will my love for Algebra to Mr. Maroney. I, La Vern Wallbe rg, will my abilitytobe seen and not heard to the whole Junior Class. I, Allen Wienke will my Atlas build to Margaret Knutson. I, Bob Witthoft, will my good looks to some unfortunate Junior. 18

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THE SENIORS AS BABIES Joanne Jimmy Oveila Shirley Mary Ann 20