Amador Valley High School - Don Days Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

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sux 1 '-1--1 ,..pa., , rs JUNIOR OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERS Il'I'I 'IO Rll H I: Jean Galanida, Chris Beratlis, Putt NlcNlulmn. LEFT TO RIGHT: .Ioan Turner, .lean liiilunidl Maratas. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS FIRST ROW left to right: Jean Henderson. Eleanor De Ttata. Bill FIRST ROWS left to right: Janet Grillith, La Xtrnv. NN iuhih kin Xertrees SECOND ROW! Ilan Oellerman, Frank Viada. Whitaker. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Ile lata ASIL introduces the class of U, the juniors-a group of students eagerly partici- pating in Student Body activities. They have presented an outstanding prom as well as producing several student leaders. First place winner in the Daughters of the Golden XVest Speaking contest was Barbara York, and a student body representative to the East Bay Student League was Arty McCarty. Class members on the Speakers Panel which broadcast in April on KLX were Joan Turner and Barbara York. N0 lon er newcomers but now ri hr at home the So homores have been dubbed bv 3 3 P . Basil as the class most likelf to succeed. Their dance, the So h Ho which was a Sta I , P P S et-to ether, has been saluted as one of the best dances of the 'ear. No other class in school 3 8 I has their enthusiasm and spirit.

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JUNIORS FIRST ROW. left to right: E. Eastman, S, Hz1nsen,S.Dijoa,E. -Xguinid. G. Brown, A. Hernandez, N. Rrcwer, J. Galanida. SECOND ROW: G. Babbitt, J. Aguer, R. Castcrson. II. Bonde, IJ. Crowe, H. An- derson. R. Rorge, S. Hamamoto. THIRD RUVY: Nlr. Frazer. I.. Bartholomew, D, Cuyestri. li. Jensen, J. Garibaldi, E. Pons, R. Iialxeraon, C. Rcrutlis. .IUNIORS FIRST ROR, lelt to right: Nl. Yan Nlalrc, C. Iescllcr, NI. Shumhiin, J. Ohlson, B. Slvurks l'.Sto-11.15. NIa1'p'ong, S. Nlvrutzzi. SECOND ROW: R. Wicksteed, V. I.und, B. Truhlood. R. McCracken, Ii. York, C. Love. I'. 5IcNIahon. THIRD RONN: Mrs. Arrusnwitli, N. Ixoopman. J. Roxherg, NI. Nloldt, A. NIcCarty, K. Slough. J. Turner, R. Lopez. SOPHUNIORES IIIRSI' ROXY, left to right: J, Grfffiths, li. Heinz, D. Nlills, C. Dutra, J. Lucas. J. Garcia. li. De Tutu. J. Henderson. SEC- OND ROXV: G. Fluitt. J. Pons, P. Malies. D. Uellerman, N. Corege, NI. Carter, A. Jensen. I7. Cunningham. R. Baxter. THIRD ROW: Miss Nugent, P. Henry, J. Bridge- man, D. Allen, L. Harris, R. Estrada, S. Crowe, R. Nloldt, ll. Gray. SOPHONIORES FIRST ROYY, left to right: E. Snyder, D. Post. B. Strickland, I.. Patterson. L. Wau- lmh, D. Newberry. D. Terra. D. Munson. SECOND RUYY: N. Schmidt. Bar. Rea- s.i,net'. T. Rosa, I.. Peterson, I7. Viada, F. fi l:u'ur G. Sulac. lf. Uxsen, T. Zaro. THIRD ROYY: Sir. Sweeney, XI. Watson, J. Richli, K. XYI1itzlkur,G. Pudwill, R, Rea. soner. D. 'I'onclli, J. Rierson. Ii. Vertrees.

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if 4 X - K l Q Ill lb M im XI ll 1,1 FCTURIE HONIIQMAKIERS OF' AMERICA FIRST ROXV, left to right: R. Rahello. J. Mello, D. Newberry, J. Clark, I'I. Calanida, J. Galanida. SECOND ROW: I,. Wnuhe, D, Elliott, D. O'Brien, D. Leitch. I.. Allec, A. Riehli, .I. Lenning. THIRD ROW: N. Koopman. J. Thorsnn. L. Smith, D. Otto, S. Gritlitts. H. York, B. Iioze, M. Giger, Bliss Nugent. CHORAL FIRST ROVV, left to right: L. Smith. I., Cairo, D. Munson. D. Huey, .I. Hilton, B. Dijos. SECOND ROW: E, Eastman, M. Shamhlin, .I. Sclllosser, D. O'Brien. B. Mchlahon. B. Koze, Nlrs. Shaw. THIRD RONY: B. Adams, N. Andrade, A. Hurley, H. Yancey, J. Vending, R. Tinga, A. V'ilkins0n, H. Anderson. OST homemakers are slaves to winter drudgery but not our Future Homemakers of America who held an impressive initiation within their chapter in traditional style. Under the supervision of their faculty adviser, Miss Nugent, they have acted as a service organization for student functions by preparing and serving dinners to over five hundred people at the Junior Statesman Convention and Sports Banquet. At a convention held in Asilomar, Amadcr's delegate, Barbara York, was elected parliamentarian of the State assembly. Recently a Spring Tea and Fashion show were projects. But winter brings to mind the coming of the sparrow, a song bird, which immediately suggests our Choral class. The chorus has displayed its vocal talents to the Pairksahk Base. student body, and various other groups. Mrs. Shaw, Soprano for the San Francisco Opera Company, directs class activities which are expected to include the formation of a ree- ognized Choral Club. u 1 .,.,