Miramonte High School - Mirada Yearbook (Orinda, CA)

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U'A The Future Teachers Club is for girls who are in- terested in the teaching profession. They have the op- portunity to teach as a student teacher at Del Rey Elementary School for six weeks. This gives each girl a taste of what teaching actually involves. Included in their many activities are socials and cake sales. Also the group has taken field trips to the University of California and other interesting places. The Miramonte Future Teachers ioined with the Acalanes Future Teach- Y . ers for a very interesting and enioyable meeting in First Row, left to right: linda Williams, Enid Hennessey, linda lindsey, Barbara Molofsky, Sharon Heller, Norita Jones, Barbara Davis, Karen Green, Carolyn Daniels, Hilary Brown. Second row: Brigitt Hageli, Jule Noller, Sue Kronke, Jean Macri, Carol McChesney, Sally Spott, Su- zanne lindsey, Barbara Thomas, Barbara Stern. Third row: Kathy White, Kathie Calhoun, Carolyn Cook, Juanita Rousch, Gail Kocher, February. Barbara Bergen, Joan Borden, linda Hart, Gail Erickson. QNQR Abbot, Steve Altorfer, Walter Ambler, Babette Anderson, Caryn Anderson, Maxine Angelo, Michele Arighi, Suzanne Bergen, Barbara Brodginski, Adele Brown, Hilary Brown, Bill Cline, Cathy Cline, Bill Cook, Dana Cook, Marilyn Corbett, Sandy Corona, Margo Drath, John Eklund, Karin Former, Dixon Federighi, Doug Ferguson, Tom Fowkes, Joan Grah, Nancy Griffiths, Carol Guarneri, Mario Harmon, Carol Harper, Robert Harper, Virginia Hartanov, Natalie Hopkins, Judy Hudson, Bob Humphreys, Ann Johnson, Vic Jones, Narita Kimball, Charlotte Klopter, Karen Knudsen, Carol lahti, Suzanne lancione, linda Lastrucci, Carol lewis, Peter Long, Kirk loveland, Lynn McGuire, Bill McMillan, Jean Miles, Richard Moorehead, Doug Mott, Nancy Neb, Carolyn Newman, Bob Nilmeier, Allan lt's a real achievement to be a member of the Honor M. A minimum of l2 points are required l3 points for an A, l point for a B.l Many students at Miramonte have set their goals high, and as a result, are now proud wearers of Honor M pins. osbom' Arita Chilton, Lance owen' Ed Deubner, David Quinn, PG' Eaton, Mika Robinson' MH' Gallagher, Richard Schaffer' Te 'Y Goebel, Nancy Simmons, PU' Hagan, sfigm Stern, Barbara Stross, Barbara Studley, Sheryl Thomas, Barbara Thompson, Ruth Traverso, Diane Ursin, Eddie Walling, Eric White, Kathy Wilber, Bernard Willes, Burly Wilmar, Barden Wilmar, Mike Wright, David Yedidia, Pete NEW MEMBERS Ayres, Joseph Buhler, Fred Caldwell, Bill Hecocks, Bob Howe, Milton Jones, Barbara Knudsen, Geoffrey lindholm, Tore McCosker, Roger McKee, Nancy Niosi, Rosemary Olson, Karen Ostrander, Susan Parks, Ronald Philibosian, Phylis Rogiers, Nadya Saxton, Douglas Sears, linda Strong, Thomas Taylor, Jill Tonascia, Jim Wilke, Bruce Wilke, Pat Williams, linda

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First row, left to right: Maxine Anderson, Tara Doty. Second row: Miss McPheeters, Pat Flint, Sue Henry, Babette Ambler. Third row: Vicki McCosker, D'Ann Christie, Michele Angelo, Vicky Adams. G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association meets after school every Tuesday and Thurs- day. They participate in many varieties of sports. The G.A.A. Leadership Conference was held at Miramonte this year. The speaker was from San Francisco State College. The girls also participated in the Playdays which are held at various schools. Of course the school year wouldn't be a success without the Sadie Haw- kins Dance, sponsored by the G.A.A. Dressed forthe occasion, the boys are escorted to the dance by the girls. Turn about is fair play!