Ayer High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Milpitas, CA)

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r. Trojan J im Mulligan Jim Mulligan's magnetic personality and en- thusiasm have earned him a respected place among his fellow Trojans. Jim's activities have been many and varied throughout his four years at Ayer and culminated with his election to Commissioner of Athletics in his Senior Year. His athletic abilities, coupled with his de- sire to excel, have earned him a place on the All-League water polo team for three years and presented him with the title of L'Most Val- uablen in swimming. His academic abilities have enabled him to stay high in the scholas- tic running and his keen perception of math allowed him to soar far ahead of his classmates. His warm Congeniality, friendliness and his many other assets have earned Jim Mulligan the title of Mr. Trojan. GN!! Jim moves in on a goal Always time for a friend. Busy at work

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ri 1 Friend, Teacher, ri Advisor . . . e f a EM x sf -f r Q -V, it itz it Eli A fa l -A 0. wa, as 1 Each year we of the yearbook staff choose one individual on campus whom we feel has been an outstanding asset to Samuel Ayer. Selecting one such person from our excellent faculty and administration to be the recipient of our yearbook is a problem which takes much thought and consideration. There is no set pattern into which this person must lit but there are the little t'extras which he adds to Samuel Ayer that often lead one to classify him as special. We feel that our particular choice for this year is that special man. His concern for Samuel Ayer goes far beyond his work in the classroom, and the many V, ,Yi We extra hours he spends on campus shows just a small part of this concern. He can be seen shouting on our foot- ball team, chaperoning a dance, or working his hardest on BYC, and just this past year he has taken on the responsibility of advisor to the Freshman class. But far beyond this is his concern for the students who compose Samuel Ayer. He possesses a very real and very genuine interest in the students' welfare, in their thoughts, and in what way, if any, he can help. Combining our pride in such a man along with the many thanks he deserves, we gratefully and respectfully dedicate the Odyssey 1970 to MR. ROBERT HOUSE.

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Miss Trojan Raehell Sedano Rachell Sadanols ability to lead, her enthus- iasm in doing so, and her constant acceptance of responsbility have put her in high esteem among her fellow classmates. Her activities dur- ing hcr four years at Ayer seem endless. In her junior year she served as class vice-president and this year she has filled the role of Com- missioner of Activities. one of the most de- manding jobs on campus. The vitality and pep Rachell puts into each task she undertakes amazes and astounds onlookers, and this same eagerness is found in all her various activities. Rachell is an active member of the Conserva- tion and Guitar clubs and she held a part in the Senior Play. Her sometimes 'tzany pci'- sonality is enjoyed by all, leading her fellow classmates to choose her Junior Prom Queen. Her vital role in school life is recognized by the students and in showing their appreciation they elected Rachell. almost unanimously. Best All Around. Because of these and many more outstanding qualities, wc proudly bequeath the title of Miss Trojan to Rachell Sedano. Helping with the Christmas Card Sale. Hard at work. Gul- Hfincgt football playc,