Miramonte High School - Mirada Yearbook (Orinda, CA)

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HUM. A Sli PAT SIMMONS facility editor cn: WALLACE pho'09fvP 'f VICKY ADAMS editor JULIA HENDRICKSON activities editor The Annual Staff has worked extremely hard to present the student body with a year book of which they could be proud. To live up to their expectations meant a lot of extra work after school. Despite the worry of re- sponsibility laden upon us, we on the statt have made lasting friendships. We'll always remember the hectic periods before dead lines, which we usually failed to meet. Since this is our first year book to in- clude a Senior Class, we hope the 1959 Mirada has lived up to the qualification that will make our Seniors proud. Most of all, we hope that we have succeeded in best typify- ing you, Miramonte. PAT QUINN miof :lm editor Juov POOLE copyedifvf J V NOEL JONES advertising and business marlU90f Ml. MACK advisor JEAN McMIll.AN class editor OAN HOYER organizations editor

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DQDHDGBNIZQXEUS The Journalism Staff has had a ball producing the MIRADOR and the MUSE this year. The newspaper has kept Miramonte posted on the latest gossip, sports highlights, and activities of the schoolg plus providing an opportunity for students to contribute original short stories and poems. The busy humming of the typewriters and the . . . ad- vice of Mr. Teutschel kept them constantly reminded ofthe inevitable deadlines. Work- ing on the iournalism staff has been an ex- perience that will long be remembered.

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VICKI McCOSKER J IONNIE Mc LAVEITY KAIIN EKLUND :ind .IAN MILLER CUHEEHIB EMDEGQS Have your got that spirt? Our Yell Leaders certain- ly have their share. Their leadership and spirit has helped Miramonte to win the Sportsmanship Trophy for the second consecutive year. Besides yell leading, you'll find them busy selling tickets and football pro- grams and busy making posters before every game.