Pacifica High School - Spartan Yearbook (Pittsburg, CA)

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LETTERMEN The l'at'ific'a's Letterman's Cluli eonsists ol approximately twenty-five members. all of whom had to earn athletic letters to gain memlmership. This year the vluln was made up of Pavific'a's first letter winners. ,lim An- derson was president. Tom Rowlette was vice-president. and Mr. Cliarles Toy was sponsor. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Anderson, F. Coit- man, D. Haro, B. Westbroolr, L. Essley, D. Morris, E. Sanders, J. Beauchamp, E. Keys, M. McCollum, K. Green, S. Steph- enson, J. Hatch, J. Reber, E. Coleman, 'E. Romo. Jim Anderson president RALLY COMMITTEE The Rally Committee officers are: president, Dennis Powellq vive-president. Lee Santa Mariag secretary-treasurer. Elaine Lyons: and adviser. Mr. Maze. The Rally Committee promotes si-hool spirit and good eonduet at all graines. The cluh also promotes good relations between sehools. There are twenty-five members on tln- eommittee. The Rally Committes-'s great- est problem is game management. Tln- Rally Committee is in vhargr- of pom- pons. etc. FIRST ROW, left to riqht: L. Santa Maria, M. Nash, D. Powell. SECOND ROW: D. Bondi, M. Esninosa, H. Mills, D. Butilo, E. Guerino, R. Scott, D. Holmes, R. Carlisle, A. Lucero, J. McComber, J. Foster, C. Molinaro, P. Kaiser, N. West, L. Odom, S. McClain. Dennis Powell president CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE This group's first project was to estalw- lish a form of temporary government to he in effect at Pacihca until permanent officers were elected. The main responsibility of the group was writing the school eonstitution. This they did under the direvtion of their adviser. Mr. Haig Sherkerjian. FIRST ROW. lett to riqht: D. Holmes, D Bryant, D. Maher. SECOND ROW: B Brown, J. Aspland, F. Coftman, D. Morris Dannie Bryant president

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LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Timbrel, L. Emery, J. Beard. Roy Santa Maria Audio-Visual Iioy Santa Maria. president. and Mr. Ifurlow. ad- viser. head the Audio-Visual Cluh. whose memhers have an interest in operating movie projectors and other audio-visual equipment. Ilnder the guidance of IVIr. Ifurlow. cluh memhers learn how to set up. operate. and take care of the schools projectors. There are a numher of fulurc projects contem- plated hy the group. president .L. .P. The Foreign Language Association of Pacifica has four purposes: educational. social. philanthropic. and service to the school. An activity trip to San Francisco hy cluh memhers featured the seeing of Helen of Troy. The club sent a 3410 cheek to the Yuha City Chamber of Commerce for flood relief. The language cluhs activities also include helping with noon movies. At the end of tI1e year. a clnh party topped the activity slate. This active eluh also held three cake sales to help finance their Hood relief dona- tion and other activities. The F.L.A.P. put on half of an assemhly titled 6'Nero's Dreams. To he a member of the cluh a student must he taking a foreign language or he must have successfully com- pleted a year of foreign language. Rose Marie Mouzakis headed the group as president Imoth semesters. Janice Doran and I.idia Bidinost were vice-presidents: Anne Rosenthal. secretary: Sandy Tvolcott and Nancy Dalton. treasurers. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Mouzalris, S, Wolcott, R. Kunstal, R. Mouzalxis, R. Petris. SECOND Rose Marie Mouzalris ROW: L. Jacobsen, A. Rosenthal, L. Bidinost, D. Johnson, J. Doran. THIRD ROW: R. England, president J. Johnson, D. Patterson, L. Wilson, T. Trimble. at El ' .M 1. ' v vx4e 'ue at M111 rl' Vllswmssi

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SOPH SERVICE 'lille snplimnore h1,'l'VIl't' group was Iif-aflwl Ivy Carol Spangler. SUIJIIIJIIIOIT' rvpresc'nlalivv. 'lille' sc-rvivf' ran and kt-pt lltc- IH'lIIl1'Il stands nrtlerly. The stands wore lm-ated at the ends of tht- 300 anti 500 wings. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Woolen, A. Kirkwood, B. Pena, R. Mouzakis, D. Durbin, J. Slat-It. SECOND ROW: V. Smi+I1, M. Sionelcing, R. Smilh, B. Ervin, D. Moody, C. Spangler. THIRD ROW: B. Brady, B. Silva, V. Halverson, B. Ward, J. Sheer, B. Wes+brooIr, D. Haro. Carol Spangler presidenf JUNIOR HALL SERVICE Iln' slutn-5 nI.Illlll4i1' St-rvnw' hall mvm- Iwrs are- lu 1-nntrol tho slumlr-nt lraflic in hallways. iilonilwrs arf' on Illlly al the Ivoginning: of 1-avh pvrintl to maintain u -alt' Iluw of lrilflift. FIRST ROW, Ieff +o rigI1+: S. McClain, B. Ross, V. Masiracci, R. Marlow, M. Smiih. SECOND ROW: F. Coffman, C. Manwill, G. Riglwtmyer, P. Vidislcy, M. Shaffer, B. Lopez. Bob Lopez president JUNIOR BUS SERVICE .I unior S1-rwivo Inns monitors have thr- rvsponsibility of maintaining good order on tho svlmol buses. The monitors this yl'Z1l'WOI'kt'll untlf-r the rlirvction of chair- man Ruin-rt I.opf'z anrl Mr. Charlf-s Wliet-Ier. atlvisvr. FIRST ROW, Iefi Io rigI1+: E. Ror-no, P. Kaiser, F. Coffman, R. Marlow, D. Morris. SECOND ROW: A. Lucero, D. Bryanf. V. Masiracci, B. Lopez, R. Wallis, E Lyons. Mr. Wheeler adviser