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

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-.NN and had to appear in court and explain them. I parked the car in front of Iohn Amaral real estate office at 2:41. It was now close to 3:00 P.M. so I walked down to the First National Bank and made sure everything was O.K. so they could lock up. The little town was beginning to quiet down THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PLEASANTON Independent, Community Owned now as the kids were all going home. I stopped at the French Laundry to leave my uniform shirts and noticed that there was still quite a line-up in front of Iohnson and Nielson waiting for gas. There was a crowd by Fiorio's grocery store as I drove by at 3:15. I stopped. Two men OTHO KEEFE Real Estate o Insurance Phone 4440 645 Main Street HARRY AND IACK SHACKELTON distributors Signal Oil Co. Products KOLLN HARDWARE Hardware o Plumbing Household Goods o Paints and Oils Pleasanton Phone 4407 PLEASANTON FEED AND FUEL Pleasanton 801 Main Street E. E. ANDRADE Shell Service I. ANTONINI State Farm Insurance . Pleasanton 707 Main Street Pleasanton 15 Ray Street DIAMOND MATCH CO. CHARLES D. GALE Building Materials Insurance Pleasanton 145 Main Street Pleasanton California If you boys are looking for a good place to buy your clothes, go to that real zorch store, Gari's. Prompt service and low prices mark Gari's as the place to go. CARIS Men's and Boys' Wear 525 Main Street Phone 2100

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Scramble lor piiata rewards at Spanish Christmas attair. Carnival Queens: Sharon McCumber, Shirley Rogers, Kappy Penny Sekany won 55.00 on her Bond lssue poster. l-P PICTURED ON PAGE 48 at Bond Inue Assembly found the Dragnet crew in Watson with mike, Emil Oxsen speaking. Gordon and Dick ready. Nick Corege is at the piano. returns to watch ping-pong diq with ludy Clark: y Hodqdon, Susan Look, Dick Dutra. and J. Bos- carello at Carnival. Byrne. and Theresa Corege. near knocked me down. Walt and I jumped into our car and gave chase. It was l:50 when we caught up with the car which was loaded down with girls. I asked to see the license of the girl who was driving and then noticed it was Louise Patterson. I asked her what the heck was the big rush. Blame it on the gas I bought at Bonnie's Service Station just now, she said. Where are you going in such a rush? I asked. Margie Bernard piped up that they had just bought groceries at Ioe's Grocery Store and were on their way to the Signal Oil Company to order some oil tor Ann Marie's mother and then they were going to Santa Cruz. I warned them about their fast driving and then told them they could go. I suppose I should have been tougher on them, but I'm a cop and a cop gets sott hearted at times. The day was beginning to go by. It was 2:22 as I drove up to the Pleasanton Feed and Fuel. They had some plants I wanted to set out in my yard when I have time oft. Walt asked me to drop him ott at Charles Gales. He gave out a couple ot parking tickets ICI-IN I. AMARAL Real Estate o Insurance Pleasanton I0 St. Mary Street PLEASANTCN SI-ICE SHCP A. L. Cox 557 Main Pleasanton French Laundry Dry Cleaners Bob and Lee Mace, Proprietors Phone 5904 560 Main Street MRS. VERNICE BREWER specializing in ALTERATICNS Pleasanton 6l4 Main Street Pleasanton Coffee Shop 7lI Main Street Lena Reed Pleasanton QUALITY AUTO PARTS Automotive Parts Accessories Pleasanton 53 I Main Street Gruesome Viada looks detected in the Carnival barrel dip. Football yell leaders were Dorothy Salac. Shirley Rogers, and Babs Mcllae

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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY PHYSICIANS ci SURGEONS HAROLD I. SHANKS GEORGE W. COLLINS OPTOMETRISTS NATHAMIE S. WEST IOI-IN T. VOLPONI DEN TISTS L. B. THOMAS W. W. WESTMORELAND VETERINARIAN D. C. HARTLE LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Riebli, I. Talbott, F. Viadcl, I.. Shaffer, I. Nebel. I. Mucias. seemed to be the center of attention which made me smell trouble, but I was wrong for the second time. The men were strangers in town and had just stopped to buy groceries. I heard one of them ask, Where can we get quick service for dry cleaning? Gerry Gray happened to hear the question and she told them to go to the Done-rite Cleaners for expert service. They turned to me and asked where they could see about insurance. I sent them to Otto Keele and then moved everyone along. My day had finally drawn to a close at 4:00 P.M. I parked the car in front of the City Hall and turned the beat over to loe Curdy. It had been a hard day, but I enjoyed it because my beat was H Pleasanton. Miss Hunninghaus is crazy about her new Plymouth. Come down to Edgren's and See the New Plymouth for Yourself JOHN EDGREN AND SONS