Del Mar High School - Laurel Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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pq t ,.. g , , , G 9 D d' ' sf- ' ' i 'H' OVCFIIOI' S C lcatloll 5,44 , On October 9, Governor Edmund Brown visited our school for the purpose of dedicat- ing it at a banquet in honor of the occasion. Those who attended the event toured the cam- pus. ln receiving a letter of thanks from the governor, he said, lt was indeed a great pleasure to have been present at the dedica- tion of the new Del Mar High School. Edmund G. Brown 3 Governor Brown, Mr. Hill, and lvlr. Miskulin A 5 talk things over. - ss ...f ,t ,. . ana- it N ,f r ,Q ,. .st f 4 ' ' G W ' k rf, '.kL . -- . 1 .f f ' -ff'-. V K ,Ei E ste- g 'W U ,z , if f v f 3' A The distinguished guests at the speaker's table. Student body presidents shake hands Del Mar-Campbell Game On October 23, Del Mar vied against Mr. Miskulin and Buc principal, Mr. Culp, meet sister School Campbell' The Spirit soared in preparation along with coaches. 71 OS they mel' on the Don gridiron,

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Memories,Are Made Of This: Opening Day of School i On September 14, l959, Dell .ar High opened it's doors for the rst time to the proud, awaiting udent body of l,4i4. On this my there were not only the Fresh- en roaming the halls looking for toms, but also the Seniors found emselves lost in the dazzling ew school. Student Council Members acted as guides for the day. :udent Body President, Lloyd illespie, pushes Student Body ards. -1 The students stood in lines to get their programs, They talked over the good times they had over the summer. First Assembly A week after school .,.', A r t was in session Del Mar 'Tiff 4 ' - . , g ag held their first assembly. 73 Council members, en- '. 5115 gagmg in comical I I-ff! 2' if . . ' skits illustrated the ,. 1 I I ' fs many values of a Stu- , '- ' dent Body card. Aud, our foreign exchange I student, was introduced. Aud greets the student Beatnik, Dave Goldner, body for the first time. asks Don Osborne why he should buy a student body card.

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One ofthe 3 Skunks. ee ever, by finishing up the ee Twirp Week Twirp Week started October T9 and ended October 23 with the Twirp Dance, Tender Trap . All fveek long the girls were obliged to carry the boys' i books, open doors for boys, and do everything to be a perfect gentleman . How- week with this dance all The boys piied the books on. were in harmony again. Variety The girls had to open doors for the boys, X fs 'i sit, On November 5 and 6 the vari- ety show, No Business Like Show Business, was presented. ery, because of the lack of curtains. The show Charleston . was a big success. WT' M ' First Trophy The Choir sang songs from Ok1ahoma. l l On December 5, speakers from Del Mar participated in a tournament at Cupertino Bauer' where the first trophy in the schoo1's his- 72 tory was won. This was quite an accomplish- ment in preparing the scen-