Acalanes High School - Aklan Yearbook (Lafayette, CA)

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d3:uwL Combining string, woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments, the Orches- tra has played an important part in school activities this year. They contributed their talent to the annual Evening of Music at which they played several selec- tions. They have played at many assemblies and also accompanied the Christ- mas and Senior plays. Constant practice under Mr. Triena's direction has en- abled them to perform these tasks with admirable results. Top row: Bob Burkett, Jack Tagg, Martin Stow, John Cluen, Bob Soder, Ruthelen Pape. Bottom row: Erline Gean, Clifford Straube, Evelyn Straube, Maxine Kouns, Georgette Tagg, Jane Ann Westfall La Vern Lucas. 0 Top row: Lloyd Smith, Pete Marshall, Harold Stewart, Travis Wagner, Marvin Pilkenton, John Cluen, Bob Soder Bob Burkett, Herbert Clark, Gretchen Frobase Lenoy Mickey Bottom row: Betty Carter, Lois Willson, Helen Goodwin, Archie Nottingham, Gilbert Baker, Jack Tagg, Ruth Miles, Patty Crouch, Lee Willson, Don Sichel, Betty Leal, Dan Cordell, Mr. Frank Triena The Acalanes Band has done very well this year with Mr. Bardo and his suc cessor, Mr. Frank Triena, as conductors. This organization has distinguished itself by playing at the majority of assemblies and athletic events. The members of the band have worked long and hard to prepare for the annual Pvening of Music which brings the best of Acalanes talent before the students and parents.

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6 5-3- The Cczlrlcrmcl SCl'lLJlf,IfSl11I,flT:'9dQTCIllLIl, composed of studehts Cf high scholcxstrc Qrlility, has lT9E?Il very Uclrve this yeur. Beszdes CI dirmer held al the home sf therr rzdvlsggr, MISS Azrilire-se, they grlirrrfrxed The sefxseri ray rrwtrrdmg Cr S50 schrlcxrshzp fo C1 mezhkzer if The C S. F. chcsezi hy fho lcxcxxlly fer exceptcricxl Qiirhty. Th1s rhchey was raised by C1 series cf coke sales which were highly successful IH perlorrhmq their purpose. Top row: John Meadows, Willis Reed, Beffy Anderson, Belly Rose Clark, Joyce Smifh, Joan Easfman, Pa? Newberry, Louise Very, Dawn Tofflemire, Thelma Osborn, Barbara Franke, Ted Roberfson. Bollom row: Mrs. Lafferly, Lorna Dugan, Rosemary Palmer, Helen Goodwin, Marilyn Johnson, vice-presideni' LaVerne Lucas, presidenfg Bruce Campbell, secrefaryg Venefla Skow, Treasurer, Beverly Sleiner, Ruvh Morlensen, I'-lorence Erdahl.