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

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ii Nast vs? 316 Wm :Sa .Nf CXLIIJORNI-X SKIHOI.-KRSIIII' FEIJERNTIOY I-'XII I-'IRST ROW. Intl tu right: E Enstnmn. II. -Kdzlms. X. Hnrlcy. IJ. Ilurnhnm, .I. Schlnsscr SECUNII ROW: R. Ilnrplc. Il. N1:uI'11.'rrx, XI. SI1nmI'vIin, II. Yurh, II. Ycrtrucs. Y I.und. TIIIRIJ ROXX: XI. XI uI1.Il. 5. II.111wn. R. Xluldt, R, Catslorsrxlu, S. Ifrmw, Nlra. Ynrdmi. I.XI.IIfORNI X SIIIIOI -XRSIIII' I-LEIDER XTION SPRING FIRST ROW. Iuft to right: NI. Shzlmhlin. ID, Ncnhcfn, Sands Hanson. .I. 'I'Ilursnn. IJ Riursun. II. 1QnIa11ida1. II. Rcuswmur, J. Hulnlxidn. SECOND ROW: .l. I.uCns, .I. Schlossur Il O'IiriLn II W 1 :It E. Eastman. I'. -Xrrz1en1ilI1, lf. Ilirks. 'IAIIIRIJ RONY: Y, I.und. R. Hold! II. Triminghum, NI. N111Id1. NI. Rv.-st. S. II1mwn, Il. II11rnI1un1, I.. Owscn. IfOlTR'l'II ROW' R. Sinm11s:'n. II. -XLIRID5. R. ffnstvsr-1111, II. Ycrtrucs. Il. Riursnn. II. Allcndcr. T. .lurgcnwwn I.IzI'I 111 1411.111 'LA Prusidunt clmptcr n1cmI11:rs In clmrgc 1-I Rcplinnzll 11.5.12 ffonfcrencc. Hay 3. I952: ' ' H: Juncrnsc Schlnsscr, Betty .-Xdums, .-Xilcvn Hurley and Ilnn Burnham. wi 1' 2? w .1KI.I'IIA ETA SIGMN IfAI.l. FIRST ROW. left to right: E. Eastman. J. Turner. M, Sham- hlin. IJ. Dutra. J. Grimth. E. Snyder. C. Hicks, .I. Schlosser. R. Rust. J. Galanida. SECOND ROW: II. York, Il. Otto. B. Adams. R, Mnldt. A. Hurley. SI. Muldt. R. Hnrsic. B. Yer- trc1:s.Y. Lund. S. Hansen. THIRD ROXV: NI. Watson. P. Henrx. Il. Cruwe, II. Smith, II. Custer. R. liimunscn, IJ. Burn- ham. H. Allcndcr, S. Crowe. F. Yindu. AI.I'HA ETA SIGMA SPRING FIRST ROW, Icft tn right: NI. Shamblin, R. Rust. Hansen. J. Thorsnn, H. Avilla, IJ. New- hcrry, Il. Riersnn, II. Dc Tata, II. Gnlnnidn. II. Rcasnner, J. Gnlnnidn. SECOND ROW: Ii. Cniru, I'. Arruamith, J. Turner, E. Sm dvr. C. Hicks. I.. Oxsen, II. Kozc, II. York. J. Gurciu. J. Schlnsscr, IJ. O'Iiricn, J. I.u- eus. THIRIJ ROW: R. Castvr- wn, R. Triminpzhnm. M. Best. .I. Ricrsnn, 51.f:ill'fCI',Il. Clark, I'. Mchlahun. Y. I.und. E. East- man. S. Hansen. NI. Mnldt. FOURTH ROW: R. Simnnsen. B. Adams, B. Vertrees, R. Mnldt. Il. Crowe, T. Jorgenson. H. Hodgdon. D. Burnham, B. AIIcnder. NI. Gigcr.

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BILL BARBARA It Was Spring with its green meadows, robin-red breasts and apple blossoms. The season of poets and orators had arrived and Hnnl winners were announced. Poets Claudia Love and Sheila Hansen received honorable mention in the National High School Poetry Contest while Barbara York placed iirst in the local Native Sons of the Golden West Contest. Bill Allender was victor in the Lions' Club Oratorinl event.

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BASEBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Cairo, R. McMahon, J. Nehel, G. FIRST ROW, left to riyfht: D. De Tata, D. Rierson, G. Oxsen, J. Burnham, G. Oxsen, J. Taylor, J. Butz, B. Truhlood. SECOND Nebel, J. Taylwr. P. Arrasmith. SECOND ROYV: Coach Koche, P ROXV: H. Bonde, T. Brewer, P. Beratlis. C. Beratlis, R. Halverson, Henry, R. Guasco. R, Lopez, D. Crowe, O, Fluitt. F. Viada. THIRD V, Lund, B. Custer. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, M. Martin, J, Aguer, ROVV: K. Whitaker, D. Allen. R. Reasnner, S. Crowe, E. Pons, D. D. Cavestri, W. Iinnde, Mr. Thorson. Maniz. JUNIOR STATESMEN .IOURNALISM FIRST ROXV, left to right: B. Huey, D. Dutra, L. Wauhe, M. Yan FIRST ROW. left to right: R. Sara, R. York. D. Elliott, P. Beratlis Matre. M. Shamblin, D. Newberry. SECOND RONV: J. Rierson. SECOND ROW: L. Byrne, R. Barge, M. Watson, F. Chavarria, R B. Vertrees, M. Carter, B, York, F. Eastman, S. Gritlitts, D. Miller. O'Brien, J. Schlnsser. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mattson. R. Halverson, P. Henry, B. Adams, M. Moldt, R. Borge, B. Allender, A. Hurley, F. Viada, A. McCarty. ASIL reviews Spring highlights- C.S.F. Central Regional Conference held at Hearst Ranch and hosted by Amador Chapter-Life members, Betty Adams, junerose Schlosser, Aileen Hurley, and Don Burn- ham and adviser, Mrs. Vardon, supervised convention proetedings-Alpha Eta Sigma- total membership of 52 including 34 C.S.F. members had a picnic at Redwood Regional Park. ,Ioe Corege, Future Farmers of America president, steered operations involving the Iiair preparations, upkeep of school farm, and coordination of Harvest llall--Baseball, coached by Mr. Mattson and Mr. Koehe, begins a successful season with Captains Neal Andrade and Bob Cortez. Amador's junior Statesmen of America went to the front at Sacramento State Con- vention lead by their State Comptroller and special adviser, Mr. LLICLIS--UAI111lLlOI'H goes to the press produced by the Journalism class.