Miramonte High School - Mirada Yearbook (Orinda, CA)

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IIIIRHDFI STHFF JEAN McMlLLAN Editor CAROL LASTRUCCI Class Editor ERIC WALLING Business Manager RUTH THOM PSON Copy Editor MARILYN COOK Faculty Editor ALLAN NILMEIER Bays' Sports Editor Photographer BARBARA MOLOFSKY Advertising Editor MR. MACK Advisor SUSAN STEWARD Activities Editor Girls' Sports Editor PAT QUINN Organizations Editor LINDA SCH ELLING Art Editor

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FIRST ROW, lefT fo righT: Caryn Anderson, Dana Cook, Sally Spol l', Debbie Smiih, Sallie De Wifi. SECOND ROW: Skip Nelson, Mike Ferris, Dick Silva, Don McLeod. DANA COOK S H I t l U B Presidenl' The MiramonTe Ski Club wenT on Tour successTul Trips This year. ln January They wenT To Eidelweiss7 February They Took The TirsT oT Their Two Trips To Dodge Ridge, The second Talling in March: and in April They wenT To The Sugar Bowl. The big Ski Club dance was The SiTzmarlc STomp, To which sTudenTs and Teachers wore aTTer-slci cloThes, appearing in everyThing Trom Trogman suiTs To velveT lounge ouTTiTs. ATTer examining The waiTing lisT Tor Ski Club memberships, iT's obvious ThaT This club oTTers Tun and exciTernenT Tor many lviiramonTe sTudenTs. lllHEEl ElUB The Wheel Club is one of The maior service organizaTions aT Mira- monTe. Among Their achievemenTs This year was sponsoring a Tree dance- a remarkable accomplishment ln February They hosTed The RoTary Club, Their sponsor, aT a luncheon and program. This year's STudenT DirecTory was published by The Wheel Club as anoTher public service To The school and communiTy. PELER-ZEVTIS l'e5l en FIRST ROW, left To righT: Vic Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Pefer Lewis, Doug Moorehead, Jeff Neighbor, Bill Brown, SECOND ROW: Randy Young, Mike Wilmar, George Clif-ford, Ed Owen, Milf Howe. THIRD ROW: Bill Cline, Eric Walling, Bruce STallworTh, Floyd Blaney, Jack Defy.

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Around 'rhe l880's. picniclcers, - vacaf' - ..-. lhe coun+ry -Orinda and M . This lrain was consianlly lille f K end excursions, and 'Phe a+mosph l ga a xcifing. As fhe Jrrain passed fhrough fhe iouniryside, quier farms be- K onl'o a li+'rle smoke-filled 'rrain ich rai'T ' AD. an o Q a o h y 9 came filled wi+h gaping childreni' dually lhere were few people who lived around Morag nd Orinda, for Jrhese were primarily recrea+ional areas rhis +ime. As our area became more popul and commulers be- came more common, +he li+'rle +rain w +da+ed and sfopped running. No longer could children enraprured as il roared loy: nor could ci+y dwellers loo orward 'ro Sarurday picnics and rhe smolcy. exciling a+mosphere of lhe Train. Moraga and Orinda Their rec- rearion areas are cen'rered swimming pools and rennis cour+s. Many ave 'rheir own. Orinda recrealional Moraga and buf serve area for people as home and 1 1 fy A 1,