Miramonte High School - Mirada Yearbook (Orinda, CA)

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BOYS' FEDERIITIUII The Boys' Federalion, male equivalenl of lhe Girls' League, was quile aclive lhis year. Wilh Mr. Ross as lheir advisor, lhey boughl lhe medals and awards for lhe inlramural soccer and baslcelball games. The Fed- eralion also gave a farher and son banquel, which lurned our +o be a big success. DIXON FARMER President RON BROWN Vice-President BILL CLINE BRUCE HILGER MR. ROSS Secrefary Treasurer Advisor Rlillil CUIIIITIITTEE The Rally Commillee has buill up some lerrilic school spiril lhis year. Our green and while slands gave lhe lvliramonle leam lhe supporl lhey needed. To promole lhis spiril lhey held some riolous rallies, where lhe opposing leams were made cenlral figures ol salirical slcils and many new cheers inlroduced. The excellence ol our fooling seclion can, in some respecls, be al- lribuled lo lhe Rally Commillee palrols. ln promoling school spiril and sporlsmanship, lhe Rally Commillee Presidenf has done a superior job. ul. TIM MALONCY FIRST ROW, Infl' io righf: .Barden Wilmer, Frank Feldman, Bill Housfon, Kaly Baker, Diane Traverso, Pam Trefls, Carol Griffiihs, Marcia Mac Ouiddy, Miss Lueder. SECOND ROW: Mario Guarneri, Ann Fredrickson, Lynnie Ballard, Lonnie Anderson, Nancy Grah, 'Marge Williams, Karen Verwer, Page Anderson. THIRD ROW: Rollin Mack, Milion Howe, Sheryl Sludley, Bonnie Miner, Marion Oakley, Linda FI'BdYlCkS0h, Tim Maloney, Vicki McCosker. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Brooks, Jeff Neighbor, Bill McGuire, Bill Harmon, Mike Wilmar, Charles B ue, Vic Johnson, Ron Brown.

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COUllCIl The council aiiended a Diablo Valley lnierschool Council meeling: discussed school problems, and planned many assemblies and acfivi- iies for ihe school. The Srudeni Council is made up ol represenlarives from each class and 'rhe elecred siudenl' officers. SHERYL STUDLEY Treasurer AN N FREDRICKSON Social Secrefa ry VICKI MCCOSKER Cheerleader l ....W--.... er .x if . b . X . . FIRST ROW, lef? fo right Nefi Persson, George Clifford, Pefer Lewis, Dick Stark, Fefe Read, Tom Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Sandy Brown, Louise Cianciarulo, Lonnie Anderson, Mario Guarneri, Punky Geissler. THIRD ROW: Jean McMillan, Nelle Neighbor, Linda Shirey, Vicki McCosker, Barbara Syverud.

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GIRLS' LEHGUE The Girls' League TeaTures a special acTiviTy every oTher monTh. To name a Tew: Big and LiTTle SisTer Day, which helped To malce The Frosh girls Teel aT homey The Hen ParTy, providing games and enTerTainmenT Tor all who came: The annual Slave Day when The girls shined shoes and Ted The boys, Trom which almosT all The proceeds wenT To chariTies: various inTeresTing speakers: and a Tea in honor oT The moThers. A rnaior porTion oT The Tun aT lv1iramonTe This year orginaTed in The Girls' League. BONNIE MINER Presidenf PAM TREFTS Vice-President MISS GIDDINGS DONNA LANE KARIN EKLUND Advisor Treasurer SecrnTary 6 I n I n l The main TuncTion oT The G.A.A. is aTTer-school aThleTic games. Among oTher inTerschool acTiviTies in which G.A,A. members parTici- paTe are playdays and conierences, such as The Leadership conference aTTended early in The year. The club sponsored The Sadie Hawkins Dance, dubbed a roaring success, as well as Sadie Hawkins Day, when The sTudenTs really leT down Their hair. As one of The largesT and mosT acTive clubs aT lv1iramonTe, The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion has conTribuTed good Tun, acTiviTy, service and enioymenT Tor many This year. SANDY BROWN Presidenf -.. iii or i ' B X FIRST ROW, left To right Dana Cook, Kalhy Whifs, Sandy Brown, Susan Henry, Julia Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: Susan Sfeward, PaT Flint, Babofh Ambler, Miss McPhuTors.