Kelseyville Union High School - Konocti Yearbook (Kelseyville, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1951 volume:

edccaftcan We thc. Qlabs of 51 W1Sh to dCdlCEilb lh1S vear s Annual to thu K U ll S baskttball team and the babuball ttam both of mhtdx won the Northwmttrn Ltaguo Champlonshxp and to tho K U H S football team Much won tho Lako County Charuplonslup. Thus wo pay tnbutt to tho athltut powcra of thc, teams under tho uf-flblnlll dlrtcuon of COSLIILS Alex Gorbonko and Dain Porto: 1 I , -,. 1 ,' ' , ' ,' 1 v , X . t t x ff, 1 . . . . , ,'. V in , 5- fa ' ' . ' n f , V' x x Q - . . , , , ' . ' , V ' , 1 ,'N yy- 1 x 5 . 'Uh ' X ' . .- 1 . 1 , . 1 JW' 9 mu uvdnx 4 mem ull stnvl fm K A pwmpd 4 Wieecage To the Senlor Class of l9Sl You ar flD1Sh1D your hlgh school years durln these uncertaln tlmes, and, at the moment, the future may seem rather cloudy to you There lS HOth1Hg unusual about th1s Each year durlng your llfe tlme has had some uncertalnty connected 11th lt, and lt seems lnevltable that the years ahead wlll be llttle dlfferent A so called normal year 1S merely an average taken over a perlod of years, and no one year can truthfully represent what commonly lS referred to as nnormal tlmes You must take each year as lt comes for what lt 1S worth and endeavor to make the most of lt If you accept thls phllosophy, your outlook on th future w1ll be a healthy one Your challenge, then, 1S to meet llfe squarely and adgust to lt and not to expect llfe to adgust to you You w1ll be better prepared to make that adgustment because of your years 1U school The perlod followlng graduatlon should be consldered as a contlnuatlon of your preparatlon for useful cltlzenshlp Th1s further PFGDBTSLIOH may take the form of hlgher 9duC3i1OH, mllltary servlce, on the Job traln 1ng, or homemaklng Whlchever course you take, lt should be glven the best that 15 lH you If lt 1S Junlor college, or the armed forces a Job put somethlng lnto lt and you mall get as much or more out of t Always keep 1D mlnd the goals whlch you have set for yourselves, and your experlences durlng the next few years w1ll surely help you achleve them. I sincerely'vdsh each and everyone of you all the success 1D the world. Lawrence A. Nhlte vw- N vm? . , ., I f ',, f'4fI . if .,, VI If ,ly . ' A . f-1 I f, w ll., K - kim!! - lp. I 4' 2 'NN 'lIl'!'I'I , ,. , Ill' , 3: nuff' fl' 1. n ,,,-I , 57 I I H I , 5- ,P Q :i mu.: 1 4 ? ' ,N ' -5 1, -. ,3 'ff' 11-1 Q QSQ - 5 yg, 1 ., fzcf - surf-H -X f .4 l a . H' . A M' I I ' D . . . F . pr . O, . V D cs . 1 C . . ! . . . . . . Y Y. . . . . . n . . . x I . . . . e ' . O . . . . . . . . O .... Y , or i . ' ' ' c em Zack Staff LESLIE AAKER MRS. ISLA ZAKUTNEY Editor Advisor ggmmw 'Wm .,'f X .1 I 1 ! n ff H b N E SN I wx. X DON AUGENSTEIN Transfer from St Helena Block K 2 3 4 All League A 4 Semor Play 4 Lton s Speaker Contest 3 BILL l-IUDSPETH B ck K 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Arrowhead 4 Senror Play All League Basketball A 4 My NANCY THOMPSON Glee 1 2 Ban 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Play 4 Basketball 1 4 Baseball 1 2 MADELINE CHAPMAN Glee 1 2 3 Arrowhead 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 ROY EVERHART Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 Track 3 4 Bl ck K l 2 Annual Staff 4 F DON HOBERG F 2 Class Play 1 4 Footba1l2 3 4 Track 3 Block K 3 4 Class Presrdent 4 Annual Staff 4 . 2 Il ISU . la -- - - - ,L :. fy? ' C.S. . 1- -3-4 d - - - - 0 - -3-4 ' c.s. . 1-2 ROBERT TALLMAN Bl ck K 1 2 Baseball 1 2 3 4 B Basketball 1 2 3 Football 2 3 Class Play 1 4 F 1 Annual Staff 4 Arrowhead Staff 4 Student Body V P 3 All League B s BOB FULTZ Bl ck K 1 2 Baseball 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Football Manager 4 Sentor Play Pub Du 1,4 LEE ROY STILLEY NORMAN KIRBYSON B Basketball 2 3 4 Block K 3 4 Class Plays 1 4 V1ce Presldent Class 1 BOB PEMBERTON Band 1 2 3 4 ROSE TURNER Glee 1 Class Play 1 4 F 1 Annual Staff 2 Class Sec Treas Arrowhead 4 JEFF MAI-INKE Football 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 F PATRICIA REEDER Glee Club 1 3 Yell Leader 1 2 3 Sec Treas 1 Play 1 4 Annual Staff 2 MARGIE HUDSPETH Band 1 2 Play 1 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Volleyball 1 2 3 Yell Leader 3 4 Annual Staff 4 DEAN MARSHALL Class Treas 1 Block K 3 Sec. Treas. Block K 4 Semor Play 4 DON CUTTER Transfer from Hayward 3 Glee Club 3 Track 3, 4 Senror Play DON BONE Football 1 2 4 Basketball 1 Block K 1 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Track 3 - -3-4 K Block Ku 1-2-3-4 ' A C.S. . 1-2 A GERRIE RATLIFF Glee 2 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Baseball 1 Arrowhead 4 WILLIAM S STANLEY Band 1 B Basketball 3 Block K 3,4 KENNETH L WICKS Football 1 Baseball 3 4 Block K 3 4 Track 3 Football Manager 4 Pub Du' Semor Play ELEANOR JORDAN Glee 1 2 Play 1 Class Treas 2 Annual staff 3 4 LESLIE AAKER Football 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Block K 2 3 S B Pres1dent4 Annual Staff 3 4 9 D 4 N u 1 I 4 Class Play 1,4 Sendofz pw I was rrdmg along rn my car lrstenlng to the rad1o program called DIMENSION X AS the vorce on the radro faded away vuth Dunensron X X X x X x x x x I began to t.h1nk about what TIME and SPACE really mean and what the modern Jet planes and powerful motors are dorng to man s concepuon of trme and Space For Instance what had mme done for all the members of my class of 51 at K U H S rn the 20 years that had elapsed s1nce we graduated? All at once there was a crashl I bang' ' and blackness Whenl regarned consclousness I was lylng on a hospttal bed In my bewrl dered state I looked around to frnd someone to talk to and soon a nurse came to my bed She smrled at me and asked me 1f I felt better I had the feelrng that I had seen her some where before so I asked her who she was She replted that her name was ROSE TURNER that I was rn the Wrlltam Hudspeth Hosprtal She explarned that four days before I had been brought Into the hosprtal unconscrous from a blow on my head when my auto had crashed She and Dr B111 Hudspeth had recognrzed me as one of thetr former classmates at K U H S and they were pleased to see that I had regarned conscrousness at last It seemed that DR BILL HUDSPETH had attarned a very hrgh reputauon as an M D and had founded thrs brg hosprtal All thrs left me cold as I could not remember ever hearrng of K U H S and my supposedly famous classmates B111 Hudsperh and Rose Turner But I was grateful that they had been so krnd to me After a few days they decrded to release me from the hosprtal and let me work out a new l1fe for myself under any name I chose s1nce I d1d not remember my real name Dr Brll told me thatl had amnesra and that he had done all he could for me He thought 1n trme perhaps through a shock of some krnd I would gradually regaln my memory and would be able to resume the course of my ltfe as rt had been before I landed In the hosprtal They found a job for me as a clerk at Everhart Inc The butcher rn thts super market was a fellow by the name of BOB TALLMAN who sald he remembered me from our school days too He satd that butcherrng meat was fme but he drd not lrke cleanrng chrckens It seemed hard for hrm to get the knack of rt However he rs a plucky fellow and has made good at hrs chosen professron I d1d not meet the boss of thrs establrshment fas Dr Bxll had obtamed the Job for mej untrl a few days later I had notrced that durrng the day there was always the soft strummlng of a gurtar to be heard through the market They told me that the boss ROY EVERHART durmg hrs hrgh school days had played the gurtar very well and had accompanred htmself on rt as he sang such old favorrtes as Tennessee Waltz and Remember Me for the assembly programs He had collected qurte a number of records featurmg gurtar musrc whrch were played over therr P A system all durmg the day One day I had a vrsttor a noted news photographer for the New York Ttmes DON HOBERG Dr Btll had told htm about me so he came out to take my prcture and ask me a lot of ques trons I could not answer very many of hrs quesuons but he put my plcture rn the paper and gave me qurte a wrtte up As a result many people who clarmed to be former classmates got tn touch wrth me . . . . , . ,, ,, s . . 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SENIOR PROPHECY Qcontrnuedj BOB TALLMAN wrth whom I had become very frrendly rnvrted me to go wrth h1m and hrs wrfe fthe former Pat Berrsony to Crrro s one of the popular nrght clubs rn New York DON AUGENSTEIN was manager there so he welcomed us wrth a glad hand and a broad smrle as he conducted us to one of hrs best tables Hrs attractrve hostess PAT REEDER soon came over to our table to greet Bob and hrs wrfe and to ask me howl lrked the brrght lrghts after so many years rn Kelseyvrlle She seemed to have struck rt rrch as the lovely gown and Jewels she wore testrfred After a whrle a flam harred crgarette grrl wrth the brrefest possrble cos tume made her way toward us She seemed very frrendly wrth everybody and as she stopped at our table and gunned at me I thought surely I should know her but the name escaped me Bob trred to make the srtuatron less embarrassrng by askrng rfl drd not remember MARGIE HUD SPETH our vrvacrous yell leader at K U H S The band at Crrro s was very good and featured an expert saxophonrst BOB PEMBERTON I drd not remember hrm but hrs frrends were talkrng about how hard he had worked to get to be tops on hrs rnstrument and now he was srttrng pretty As the evenrng progressed the crowd became gayer and gayer One of the entertarners who was especrally popular was a blond who lrtcrally sparkled as she was shackled wrth dramond bracelets dramond rrngs dramond stars lll her harr dramond necklace etc etc They sard her name was NANCY THOMPSON Class of 51 butl drd not remember her Whrle we were eatrng a shy lrttle man made hrs way through the crowded room to our table and whrspered somethrng very confrdentral to Btb who drd not seem very rnterested However hrs frrend was very persrstent and frnally Bob he had some hot trps on the races at Saratoga Now Norman began to pass the confrdentral rnformatron on to me He sard that a Jockey he knew DEAN MARSHALL would be rrdrng Hrgh Strung the next day and he was almost sure to wrn I could wrn a lot of money rf I cared to bet on the race LEE ROY STILLEY owned the horse and JEFF MAHNKE had trarned her The gamblrng rnstrnct was always strong rn me so I borrowed S500 from Bob and placed a bet on the horse On the way out of the Club I notrced that Bob and Pat were very frrendly wrth the hat check gul She looked currously at me and smrled I gave her a brg trp and passed on They later told me that she was an old frrend ELEANOR JORDAN The race next day was very excrtrng When Hrgh Strung came rn a wrnner I sat down rn a daze wrth my head rn my hands DON BONE one of the clerks at Everhart Inc who had come wrth me to the race track began to shake me and say Gosh old Man don t you realrze what has happened to you? You must have won about S5000 on that race Let s go down to the offrce and collect All at once somethrng seemed to break rn my head and I looked at hrm and asked Where am I? What has happened? He grabbed me by the arm and sard Come along There rs no trme to explarn now I ll try to set you rrght after you have collected all the shekels that are comrng to you At the offrce I looked rnto the face of BILL STANLEY who oblrgrngly counted out to me S5000 rn S100 brlls wrth hrs congratulatrons As I looked around the crowded room I notrced a woman whoml recognrzed as MADELINE CHAPMAN She too had placed a bet on Hrgh Strung and had won qurte a lot of money She was so exerted and pleased that she was throwrng her arms around people laughrng and cryrng at the same trme whrle she contrnued to talk rn that hrgh prtched vorce about how she was gorng to spend the money she had won on a trrp to Pans rn the sprrng turned to me and asked me ifl remembered NORMAN KIRBYSON. Norman had told him that SENIOR PROPHECY Qcontinuedj 'The next day, after I had had a good night's rest, and had talked to Dr. Bill, I gradually remembered what had happened to Itle It seemed that I LESLIE AAKLR had had an offer from the New York Yankees te prteh for them dnrrng the season ot 1971 ROBERI FULTZ thelr manager had already grven KENNETH WICKS a posrtron on the team Indeed I had been very fortunate to flnd so many frrends who had rdentlfred me after the ear erash WlllCll had eansed me to lose my memory Yes I found that the C lass of ml were my farthfnl frrends and had done xery well for themselves durrng the last 'O years 1 I bx I ? fffgfiiiff 525252525 fr ff 2 o H515 555555, 5?555:5?5?5555f5535:5. 5 ff eacaz 70cZ!4 Bob Tallman do hereby will my big ears to Craig Kirkpatrick to use for wings on ll1S Jeep Les Aaker do hereby will my srx months Levis to Peter Dorn for shorts in next year P E C ss Robert Fultz do hereby will my place as an A student rn chemistry to Walter Bone Kenneth Wicks do hereby will my love for airplanes to Roy Smith Roy Everhart do hereby will my usual B average to Jack Gleason and give up the name of Tex to Don Moon Gerry Ratliff hereby will part of my height to Vrrginia Gayaldo just to even matters Madeline Chapman hereby will my ability to make posters to any member of the Junior class who thinks he can do it and my abilrty to talk in class to Juanita Doane Marne Hudspeth do hereby will my peroxide bottle and henna rinse as well as my title of Ring Leader to Raelene Duarte Pat Reeder do hereby will my ability rn sports to Ewadene Wright and my srnging voice to Beverly Whtte annoy the teachers to Pat Morrison Don Hoberg being of sound mind? and body do hereby will my Senior Problems note book to any of the next year s seniors whoean read my handwriting Jeff Mahnke do hereby will my polka dot paint job to H 'ltvey Huckanan and x ear to anyone who will have it Don Bone do hereby will my luck blue gym shorts to Joe Lvans Blll Hudspeth will my blonde curly hair and forward posrtron on the team to Alfred Renker Don Augenstern do hereby will my basketball abrllty to Peter Dorn and my singing voice to Cram, Kirkpatrick William Stanley will my ability to be a mechanic to Hank Smith and my desk in Senrot Problems to Don Moon Lee Roy Stllley will all my school books to Larry Rogers hoping he will profit from them more thanl haye I I I D V . . - . . ,S . . la . 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Xxx in, X Mrss London Advrsor Class Offrcers Mrs Zakutney Advrsor SOPHOMORE CLASS ACTIVITIES The sophomore class of twenty members started off wrth a brg splash rn the mud that IS The brawl the brggest event of whrch was the rope pull over a brg mud hole was held an the afternoon about two weeks after school started A party was grven rn the evenrng of thrs same day Srnce our bank balance was qurte low we mcreased rt consrderably durrng the year by selhng pop and hot dogs at the games and by sellrng magazrne subscrrptrons The sophomore assembly program rn March under the supervrsron of MISS London and Mrs Zakutney compared very favorably wrth those presented by the other classes Among the skrts grven were Peanuts Urm Smrth and Jeanette Akersy A Dog Frght fPeter Dorn Dennrs O Nerl and James Morrrsonj the Rag Mop Ballet QLola Carter Evadene Wrrght Erma Schuetz and Jeanette Akersy An Operatron qLola Carter Evadene Wrrght and Ervrn Bostrckj Musrcal numbers were a trumpet solo by Bob Gayaldo a clarrnet solo by Harvey Huckkanen and Bumble Boogre on the prano by Mrs Zakutney Durmg the year our class number has decreased from twenty members to frfteen as several have moved away We hope the present number can suck together untrl we graduate 'z i at 1 I - 5 K 'K7 11 S . 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COU A M Pl MOON MOORHEAD HOBERG HUDSPETH ROGERS EY ANS BONE MAHNKE BONE AAKER KIRKPATRICK EVERHART wvvj NTP A CH , 095 V W 5 I Q I 4 O - F 'V I Q O, O JUNXOR FOOTBALL QU x 234 FOQTBALL When football season started thrs year Kelseyvrlle was prcked as a second drvrsron club The boys worked very hard every day rn practrce and when the frnal gun sounded the lndrans emerged the new Lake County Champtons There were three practrce games at the beglnnrng of the season The frrst was at Wrllrams where the score was Kelseyvrlle 38 Wrllrams 7 The second at Mendremo Crty we lost posslbly because of rnjurres to two of our players Aaker and Krrkpatrrck The thlrd played wrth Laytonvrlle on our freld yrelded a 67 0 vrctory for our team The Indrans frrst league game was played at Mrddletown Our boys had a hard ume gettrng started and were trarlrng 6 O at half trme But rn the second half the Kelseyvrlle power really started to show both offensrve and defensrve Fmal score Kelseyvrlle 26 Mlddletown G In the second league game Kelseyvrlle downed Upper Lake 32 20 Next was the long awarted battle wrth the Lower Lake Trojans Before a good crowd at Kelsey vrctory The fourth and frnal league game was played at Kelseyvrlle agamst Clear Lake Unron Hrgh Our boys played a terrrfrc game and came out on the long end of a 20 19 score Thrs gave us the Lake County Champronshlp and the rrght to represent Lake County ID the Northwestern League play off at Covelo The play off game wrth Covelo was played at Covelo on December 2 A heavy ram fell throughout the game addrng tnehes more of water on an already soaked turf Our boys played a very good game but the frnal score gave Covelo a 7 O vrctory Roy Everhart Les Aaker Done Bone Don Hoberg B111 Hudspeth and Jeff Mahnke who are all senrors played therr last game for Kelseyvrlle Thrs wrll be a season they w1ll always remember Other than the senrors Joe Evans Crarg Krrkpatrrck Larry Rogers Walter Bone and Stanley Morehead made up the team Kenneth ylreks and Robert Fultz were the managers They drd a good Job and deserve much cred rt One fellow we want to pay trrbute to IS the coach Thrs was Mr Gorbenko s frrst yeat at Kel seyvrlle and he has turned rn a great Job Every nrght he stayed out wrth the boys unul dark drrll mg on fundamentals He never gave up and hrs players never gave up untrl the frnal gun sounded Great Job fellows I ville, our team made a fourth-quarter drive to stab the Trojans 22-20--our third straight league ALFRILD RENKER HARVEY IIUKKANEN LARRY ROGERS J' I BILL HUDQPETH JACK GLEASON DON AUGENSTEIN VERDON STRONG DON MOON CRAIG KIRKPATRICK COACH GORBENKO ,TIM SMITH P. 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Xa .v 1 S I 1 RH A 1 1 51 T 'N LX A 9 , P. 9 UQ 'ia ' Q J 4 ff41 1 +A' B TEAM 24 I A BASKETBALL The A basketball team opened ILS practrce season wrth St Helena where they lost '96 40 wrth Lakeport where they lost M U9 and wrth a return game at St Helena rn whreh they won 4 Bb After the frrst league game at Lakeport where the Indrans were defeated 34 38 our team dectded to get down to some mtensrve practrce on fundamentals That krnd of practtce brought gratrfytug results as we won the next game wrth Middletown 61 27 Anderson Valley 61 P8 Lower Lake 19 its Upper Lake V3 4a and Lakeport 61 mb whrch gave Kelseyvrlle Induns the LAKE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP The play off for the INORTIIWLSTERN LEAGUL CHAMPIONSHIP was held at Covelo Ill March Both the A and B basketball teams won second place rn the Peace Offtcers Basketball Tourna ment at Lakeport rn March For thls the teams recreved the lovely gold and whrte trophtes on drsplax rn the trophy ease rn the front I all at K U H S The basketball teams both A and B from all the hrgh schools rn the county as well as all the grammar schools rn the county par ucrpated rn thts tournament Don Augensteln led the county m scormg B BASKETBALL Although the Kelseyvrlle B s had only two lettermen return1ng they had a good season and managed to fuush second rn the Lake County League In thcrr ftrst league game the B s dropped a 29 12 deerston to Upper Lake Next the B s took a 4b 27 laerng from Lakeport but rn therr second league game the lndrans beat Mrddle town if 31 for therr thrrd league game Then they won over Upper Lake and Mrddletown to put them 1n .1 league tre wrth Lower Lake The B s fell apart tn the frrst quarter of the champlonshrp game and lost to Lower Lake 50 Lee Roy Sulley and Bob Tallman were plcked as fust team members of the All County and All League teams ll ll . s . 1 ' ' 4 , -' s ' s ' H .. Z V' , ' 1 r', A Lf-j 5 ' . ' ' s V I-I '. , t ' , , y , s - X s . ' , 1 s 1 - I ' I ' ' ' . t ' ' 1 . - 1 . -L : - s f - W. s s ,, '7 ' -F ' ' ' ' 1 ' - ' an u ' 1 1 J' ' I K g 1, 1 V I . . I A x 1 ' The Indians won this hard fought game by 231-21 which gave them the coveted standing. 1 I ,s v ' 1 ' ' If ' ' ' ' ' ' : . . . . , s ' - ' s . , 1 . ' Q , . I I ll 1 ' x ' '- - s 1 ' , X I 4 ' 1 x- I' 1 Q ' 4 1 I 1' ' ' - f 1-I -' ' x . H ' , ' , , , ' , V' s X , y . . 1 . . rl 25- BASEBALL The Indrans opened then 1951 baseball season Wldl a suong chance of regarnlng the pennant they won last year Les Aaker was moved mto the prtchmg spot vacated by Cur us John Aaker drd a frne Job as he won seven games and lost but one Jack Gleason also pttched a few games and he looks hke a good prospect Other veterans on thxs year s team rncluded Crarg Krrkpatrxck frrst base 11m Smrth second base Larry Rogers short stop Ken Wrcks tlurd base Bob Tallman catcher Don Moon catcher and Robert Fultz outfreld Newcomers to the team rncluded Ioc Evans outfreld Don Bone outfreld and James Wrrght outfreld Th1s year s team hved up to then' boasts by wrnnrng the COUNTY and NORTH WESTERN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS Les Aaker Crarg Krrkpatrrtk and Don Bone led the team rn battrng wrth 349 300 and 310 averages respectlvely Crarg Krrkpatrrck and Bob Tallman led the team rn flcldxng Kelseyvrlle 'SCORES Lower Lake Upper Lake Hopland Mrddletown Lakcport Lower Lake Upper Lake Mxddlctown Fort Bragg Lower Lake Mcndoctno City x ' 7 10 10 10 ' 6 12 15 5 . 3 7 9 A . . 94 . 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GIRLS SPORTS The Grrls Physrcal Edueatron program thrs year consrsted of basketball volleyball softball calrsthenrcs folk dancmg and modern dancmg archery and swrmmrng The grrls who went out for the Black K stayed after school for addrtronal practrce and engaged rn competrtrve games at the play days The Laytonvrlle llrgh School grrls came to Kelseyvtlle rn October and engaged rn a volley ball meet Both games were won by the Laytonvrlle grrls On January 30 the teams from Lake port and Kelseyvrlle hrgh schools partrctpated rn a basketball and volley ball meet The grrls left Kelseyvrlle at 2 30 p m and frnrshed both games about 5 30 They were then served an appetrzrng chnner at the hrgh school cafeterra There were three sports days rn whrch the gtrls of the frve hrgh schools rn the county par Lrcrpated The frrst was a volleyball meet at Lakeport on March 15 1951 The schools represented were Kelsey vrlle Lakeport Lower Lake Mrddletown and Upper Lake The second county wrde Grrls Sports Day was held at Mrddletown on Aprrl 17 The grrls played softball from 2 30 unt1l S UO rt was so cold that day that rt was decrded to cancel some gm over Lower Lake The gtrls partrcrpatrng were Jeanette Akers Pat Benson Mary Bradbrook Lola Carter Vern Dorrty Vrrgrma Gayaldo Karen Mannrng Frances McColley Patsy Morrr son Wrnona Munger Erma Schuetz Mary Jo Shuler Dolores Renfro Carol Warfel and Evadene Wrrght Refreshments were served after the games The thrrd county wrde Grrls Sports Day was held at Lower Lake May 17 1951 Lakeport took lst place Mrddletown 2nd and Kelseyvrlle 'Srd 111 softball Durrng the last three weeks of school archery was rntrodueed The lrrls entered rnto thrs sport mth enthusrasm though rt was an actrvrty that had not been offered rn our htgh school for several years Mrss London accompamed the grrls to the Loch Lomond Pool for swrmmrng several trmes durrng the last weeks of school Y'xL z I . 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KS QQQZQWZZZQ PACKING COMDANY Klyll Lake County O Shippers of B1 ' g Star Bartlett Pears 9 ,poazf N OQTCD N Wedgw- feal Zac Waimea DEPENDABLE SERVICE GORDON H SMITH S cl th d y T leph 227 P the C1 QZQW4 V WW jffzzc? Q56 CGNGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF 51 ,Zafzz 4724 Q44 gwfzm MHAWZMQMQ-if Wf zf Mlt ee Q9 Tall DDDSE FASSENSER CA Eliiik 'HWJ DODGE - abs! TRUCKS Kelseyville I Q, -ti f at X M 0 ing - sa dler at O one L k t Cng tlt' t els vie f 51 0 I ll 0 f ' G y .A L F k A Byron Jackson Turb1ne Pump and an Ames Sprlnkhng System would certamly change thxs Plcture' HARDVVAQ E o M' X' nf lf3s.,,f77P fnfff-7-9 Wcgdwz Zmazq Wzeau I-IGOKS GROCERY 6 MEAT MARKET Congratulauons to the Class of 51 Ke1seyv111e Phone 3 X.-Q. Good Luck Qenlors Eakepurts Jflnrzst Wmfzeww Www FLOWERQ T1-:LEGRAPHED ANYW HERE 0 Phone 2164 x15 N Ma1nSt Lakeport C mf GROCERY f ff fx -, 9 0 .3 .- .-1' ' j J . 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Kelseyvllle adlfqzaifcifamzfwe General Electr1c fkpphances Fme st 1n Furn1ture eorge K ROSS Howard Herr Lakeport RED WHITE Best W1shes to the Class of 1951 For Everythlng Worthwhlle 1n L1fe ' John O Ethel and John Jr Lakeport Congratulatlons to the Class of 51 Ma1n Street Lakeport hieyakfjkm 1252? CHARLES 1V1 BANDTEL Modern Drug servlce 0 QW fl 451105 900424 Complete L1ne Lad1es and Gents Watches All Types of Jewelry Costume Jewelry Watch Work Guaranteed Oppos1te Courthouse Lakeport 656103 c. Swim jhwg' 235675 gg-,126 0 fwfgmiiaikpm zffi ZZ! fha 645 X 96! QQZ4 eww We fgimlfdf gwfl Q2 Miwga ffmef Miz .QMWZ U99 O May the Parents and the School Continue to Work Together in Harmony O X I CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHEF TO THE CLASS OF1951 C23 I -L? ,EZ YL:-,E ,E,2 1 1:-.C 'E . D7 :W I, S1 QQ JQZ xx , xx I You re money Ahead! 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