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

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IDR XXI X-'I'I5IiNS SNIUKIiSCRIiIiN IIRST RIMM leIt to right: IJ. Leitch, XY. Yancey, II. Axillu. II. I.IfFT T0 RIIIIIT: Chris Ilerutlis. Hill Allender. Wanda Xaneey Hotup, NI. Yun NIzitre. II. Garcia. II. Sparks. .I. While. II. Huex, IJ. llliutt. If. Cunningham. II. Baxter. SECOND RUYY: B. Nlchlullon, I .-XRNIIiIi'S ll.-Xl'IiII'I'l'fR ii, liahhitt. S. Silui, II. Ilerutlis. Xl. Best. IJ. King. P. .-Xrnismitli. gpx'l'l:U left to right. limi, whim yynnd., yancu John piduli I Duffy. Il Iiurnlium. .I. Pidoli. TIIIRIJ RUXY: NI. lliger, Mrs. L 1 4 ' ffxyn ycffjhi' H.. K. thsl 'lj' Xrrusmitll. Il. Otto. I.. Ifairu. J. Wuuding. K. Xlclsinlex. W. Iionde. S A I' A ns gmt H' umm Hug! Ix. Sluilgli, If. Brown. II. Cortez. II. Allender, I. Ihrne. HAND FIRST RUXY. left to right: J. Clark, Bonnie Iieasuner. I.. Wkiiillzlh. I Seelex. II, Heinz. IJ. lleliiesen. Iliirhara Reasuner. J. Henderson slit U 1 I NIJ RUXY: J. Griffiths. J. Ilarciu. ID. Ile Tutu, If. Smderi Iii tnderson. Ii. Ile Tatu. TIIIRII RUXY: I., Cairo. II. Pos. '. I.u . t X nd I Riersnn. .I. Ruxherg. II. NIuldt, I3Ul'RTII RUYY: P. Henrx. R. l IJ I A I,urteL. . Jssull. .I. Nlucius. J. Riehli. NI. Best. Xlr. Curlin. Shakespeare once said The pl.1y's the thing, and our Draina Teens .ire impressing that statement upon all who witness their performances. In addition to Drama Night. an annual public affair which produced several line plays earlier in the year, the club has performed for student assemblies as well as Parks Air Base. The latter expressed its appreciation of the Drama Teens by spontaneously requesting .1 reappearancc. This organization also undertook another responsibility the sponsoring of L1 Barn Theatre Production. All arrangements were made under their auspices with President Bill .Xllender in charge. The Golden dons band leads all of our parades with Basil conducting. This newly formed Band Club. which received orhcial recognition in the Fall. lhls been an active participant in student rallies. games and public exhibitions, Iior the first time club meni- bers are receiving insignia awards, Ginger Henderson was president.

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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 .,.,

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MISS .IAN HUNNINGHAUS G. A. A. SEATEIJ, left to rightx Betty Adams. Yiee-President: Beatrice Dijus. President. STANDING: liettc lNleNl:ilmn, Secretary: Nllriam Rest, Treasurer. GIRLS' BLOCK A FIRST ROW. left to right: B. Dijos. Nl. Giger. B. Adams, L. Allec, Eastman. SECOND ROW: NI. Best, A. Hurley. H. York, R. liiirle. THIRD ROYW: D. Garcia, B. Nlehlnllon. H. Rule. Nliss Hunninghaus. 7 HOCKEY FIRST ROW, left tn right: D. Newberry, .I. Garcia. U. Garcia. SECOND ROYY: L. Yhaube, B. Role. B. Alehlallon, L. Allee. THIRD ROXY: li. Adams. NI. Giger, A. Hurley, N1.Best, B. Dijos. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left tu right: Nl. Shamblin. P. Nlchlahon. J. Schlosser, D. O'Hrien. M. Giger, A. Hurley. B. O'Lnughlin, K. McCracken. SECOND ROW: R, Borie. H. York, F. Eastman, R. Teczon. J. Galanida. S. Hamamoto, B. Reasoner. l'. Vl'heelcr. THIRD ROYV: -X. Riehli, .l. GrilTiths, .I. Garcia H. Heinz, DeTata, L. Wauhab. G. Gray, J. Lucas, R. Moldt. FOURTH ROW: M. Yan Matre, H. Andersen, D. Newberry, I.. Peterson, C. Dehlur, S, Grillitts, li. Cortez. AINUNG on the outsideg laughter on the inside. That is the description of the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Association under the di- rection of Miss Hunninghaus. After this event, the first activity for the year, the girls turned their attention to school athletics. Neither frost nor sleet could hamper their undefeated champion hockey team-a three season winner. At the conclusion of the season the G.A.A. held a bean feed to name Leu Allec as Hockey Player of S2. Meanwhile plans were underway for the i'Spring Swingf, the girl ask boyn dance which was held on March 28. Wfayne Bonde was declared King for the night. The Girls' Block A steered the sport publicity campaign for the Student Body and worked with the boys on the Block A Dance. The Seniors won the basketball championship from the Juniors in a final play-off.