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Dons on T.V. Del Mar made its first TV appearance, January 7, in which the Dons were described as the peppiest group ever presented on Record Hop by the show's Emcee, Frank Darien. The Dons were repre- sented by the spirit leaders, class officers, student council members and Grandpa Long. tell about the team, Pat Stephenson presented the T. V. star with a Del Mar pennant to add to his collection. ' Lloyd Gillespie told Frank Darien how the Student Council was painting garbage cans A for the clean-campus campaign. Fall Sports Banquet On January 6, Billy Wilson of the San Francisco 49'ers appeared at our first sports banquet. Awards were presented to the members of the teams, and special recognition was given to Ron Ruscigno and Ron Stewart. The trophies When Rich Gugat was asked if he was on Del Mar's basketball team, he modestly answered, I play. Then he went on to xdxl L 41 Ron Ruscigno receives his H-Qphy from Lgujg were presented The BeVel ROD Stewart is presented Dorcich ofthe Lions Club. ly Burbank Lions Club. his award.
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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-
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Aud leads the Chou Ill a folk song from Norway. orelgn Exchange Assembly Junior Class Party The Junior Class Party was said to be one of the high- lights of the year. This was not only a party as such, but a combination of everything from tug of wars to dancing. The climax of the evening was when the Personality Queen contest winner was announced, and Pam Richardson was crowned queen . 74 Faculty Basketball S7
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