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

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Class History and Highlights In the fall of 1960 the class of 4 entered high school as timid eshmen. We shyly took part in ich new activities as soc-hops, )at decorating, and pep assem-ies, and became very familiar th tardy slips and hall passes, j Christmas we put on two one-t plays, which toured out to be lite hilarious. As sophomores we walked a tie taller and participated in tivities with a little more en-usiasm and much more know- 'W . Our junior year was a busy ,e. We chose our class rings t on our class play, Deadly irnest, and above all, planned r Junior Prom . Everyone 3rked hard and long to make foung Love a night to re-ember. Being seniors, we've reached e peak of status in school. Our otball team won a glorious 16 a row” and was later honored a banquet at which Bobby Cox is guest speaker. Basketball ;ason brought us a sub-regional ophy as we were defeated by rederic at St. Croix Falls, lother Was a Freshman, our ass play, was a source of hard )rk mixed with a lot of fun. Our days at CLHS have now awn to a close. May 22 was led with excitement, hope, .d a bit of sadness as we ■lemnly marched to the strains Pomp and Circumstance. 3 we did, each of us recalled ecious memories of four of e happiest years of our lives.

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Thirteen-Year Students Start Together and End Together FIRST ROW: J. Flanum, K. Wade, M. Buhr. SECOND ROW: J. Forsyth, L. Petan, M. Christensen, L. Kuhn, B. Fox, A. Payne. THIRD ROW: R. Buhr, F. Gouker, J. Cahow, J. Reed, N. Lillie. Senior Class Officers Advisors . . . Mr. Weber, Mr. Brugman Mr. Cahee. St. Coun. Rep. . . . R. Holldorf Treasurer . . . P. Blanchard President . . . N. Lillie Secretary . . . C. Ellis Vice President . . . J. Reed

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 Wittiest Most Athletic Bob and Faith 24 Corliss and Neil