Paso Robles High School - El Roble Murmullo Yearbook (Paso Robles, CA)

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51:11 121, Hnfion, Back Row, Ieff fo right Baxfer, freshmang Work, iuniorg Clouser, senior, Shaw, sophomore. Fronf Row: Beaudain freshman, Bean, Giris' League, Connors, iuniorg Sfeinback, Commissioner of Citizenship' Estrada, Boys' League Colburn, seniorgTip1on, sophomore. Back Row, left 'ro right: Beaudoin, freshman, Schwandf, sophomore, Shefler, junior. Fronf Row: Bedell, vice-pres., Bean, pres.: Miller, secre- tary. Nof Picfure'd: Marfinez, senior. Above: Boys' League officers Van Horn, Esfrada, and Afwood prepare The year s acfivirie-s. 48 i

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I O O U To fhe righf, fhe oufsfanding iournalisl's of lhe school ' , ' ' pose following formal inifialion ceremonies af fhe Paso fi Robles lnn. Leff 'lo riqhf: Ron Roberfson, Erich Schwandl, Tom Barry, Barbara Taylor, Ray Waddinqfon, Beffy Fiequfh, Bill Kern, Miss Marfha Swanson, adviser, Ray Griswold, Denny Slanley, Bob Flood, and Arnold Steinbeck. if-,Ms W... . - X, l . .,,,., 'nv i 1 -nw.. -. .1-A lf E341 W ,sg B . , il, x , 1 N ove, fhe CSF life members. Leff lo riqhf: Bob Flood, Tom Barry, old Sfeinbeck, Gayle Taylor, Erich Schwandf, Ray Waddinglon, Ron Roberfson, and Denny Slariley. Above, rogues' gallery? No, merely Quill and Scroll inifiafes. Lefl' lo righl: Tomb sfone Beauregard, Superman, Hillbilly Fiegufh and her twin sister B. Taylor Pogo, and Drew Wesl. I I . . . . Below, Quill and Scroll members admire Bill Kern's new new CSF inlflafes are blindfolded for fhe formal lnrliafion ceremonies. membership pin.

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A-si-eye: ,. CadeTs, led by Capfaln Mandella, go Through rouTine pracfice on The baseball field, Above: CadeT Gordon Koolman assisTs a local Toofball fan in finding a seaT. faalcfas 12. .SCILUHL wall The California Cade+ Corps Trains high school sTu- denTs in miliTary skills and The developmenT oT leader- ship. Under The command oT Franlc BarnharT, The local uniT sTudied basic mili+ary Training, map reading, com- pass reading, combaf TormaTions, TirsT aid, Terrain Tea- Ture sTudies, scouTing and paTrolling. A greaT deal oT Time was spenT on riTle pracTice. The boys who enTered The sTaTe riTle maTc:h during January were Charles lvlandella, RoberT lvlandella, Luehen RuT- ledge, Charles Wyricli, Larry Hammons, Bill OberT, Kenny Thompson, Gordon Koolman, AlberT Richmond, RoberT YosT, Ed SmiTh, and Charles Blair. The highlighT oT The year was The CadeT Review in May. The CadeTs gave a marching exposiTion on The Too+baIl Tield beTore The sTudenT body, inTroduced Their leaders. and demonsTraTed riTle and combaT TormaTions. This is The Third successTul year oT The CadeTs aT Paso l-li. and iT promises To be a permanenT and very bene- Ticial orgar1izaTion. These boys will be graTeTul, in laTer miliTary liTe, Tor The Training They have received This year. Back row, leff To righT: RoberT Cropper, Mike LuTTropp, Ed SmiTh, Richard WagsTafT, AlberT Richmond, Weldon Madison, Terry Minshull, Roberf Woolsey, Ken Colwell, Maior Frank Barnharf, Commandani: Third row: Arlin Peferson, Henry Taylor, Jack Sylva, Theron Gray, Charles Wyrick, Foy SargenT, Richard Bryan, John Minshull, Bruce Bryanf, DeIberT Frazier. Second row: Rociger Zemmin, Ken Thompson, Gordon Koolman, Lance Furness, Bill Hoskin, Doiiplas Cryer, Larry Fee, RoberT Hirsch er, John Deubler, Gary FullerTon. FronT row: Tech. SgT. Roberf Mandella, STa Sgf. RoberT Yosf, Tech. SgT. Gregory Layson, Capfain Charles Mandella, 2nd LT. Roberf Johnson, STaTT SgT. Charles Blair, STafT SgT. Don Gibbs, Larry Hammons. V Mmm-na..s, . - W fi 1 A , s we a we ve n w L . . M 1-he -eas,zww,w-sf suv- -an Q' .- ,.., -mmf ..,4 L ,-Us