Pleasant Hill High School - Rambler Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, CA)

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lNfElXfl'xERS-Bottorn tcm: P Bukwitlt, B. 'l'l1OINPNUD, I. W'iker. R, Anti. M. Dam- gmthki. D. XX'11nl, Sctontl row G. Oliver, -I. XX'illi.ams, XX' XY'.1ll.uc, li. Polly. D. Crass row: Mrs. Slmimmin. 'lf Ang- llm, Spthcr. C. Ions. l' BLll'.LIL'I', nl. Hatter. S. liurns B. Umm, S. ,lA.lfUI11. Los Moruetos the Spanxsh Club ha5 been quite busy thus year vx th 5LNCI'll activities. The purpose of thxs tlub ns to teach Spftmsh students more lbout thc language and the The only requxremcnt for membcrshlp nn Los Moruetoa IS thlt 1 student must be One of the many actmtles thit took place thzs yeir vnu .1 Spinxsh Christmas party mam. L. Tomlinson. Thirtl

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INIEBIIIERS-fIitvttom row: Atl. Nisor. Mr. I.. Armstrong. Sec- ond nm: Ii. Iiarlcer. T. Bees- -..LT ton. I.. Andrus. G. Holman, 5, ,,-A I.. Shaw. Ii. Stephens. D. lb! X Piscila. L. Stott. XV. Stark, L. Logoteta. D. Lewis. Not pictured: R. Cooper. XV. Mitchell. V, Bastore. I Cud- dihy. D. Depnister, C. Tuff, R. Alcott. H, Redwood. Roberts. D. Teselle. DI. XY'hite. P. Opler. B. Douglas. D. Fro- ven. H. Implom. IS. Lister. G. Iiogue. A. Cole. XV. XY'est- wick. S. Rennatker. P. Berry. LARRY SHAXV BOB BARKER BOYD STEPHENS LEE ARMSTRONG Sew'eI.l1j Vice Pfdfidziill Pniidwzf Adiiwr SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is an organization for those students who are interested in science and who usually intend to follow it up in later life. Much of the first and second semesters was spent in preparing projects to be exhibited at the annual Bay Area Science Fair, The officers planned an interesting year's program, which included a field trip to the University of California science department in the spring. The main purpose of this cluh is to allow the members to pursue their personal scientific interests and to stimulate an interest in science throughout the school. Cluh members working un their proic-tts.

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lNfElNIl'slfRS-liiwttuin rim: -l. Friedritli. B. Hanson. ll. Dep- rose. Y. Manning. R, Allan. S. Cosand. D. MtCosh. L. Paul. A. Bradley. C, Sorenson. Setund row: B. Townsend. R. Hutchins. Mr. -I. Spitz. R. White. N. Nuotio, D. Delu. P. Clinker. S. -Innes. Third row: G. Funk. C. Crowder, L. jorritk, C. Cox. M. Pratt. P. Lopez. P. Driver. A. Bise. B. Morgan. M. Archibald. gr .- Q :Ffa ' a A 2 p , J C T gd . X A Q TWTARY LYNN ARCHIBALD CLIFF CROVUDER JOAN DEPROSE JAMES SPITZ Plelfdfllf View Prelidwll S6r1'eI.1v'3 Adrimr DRAMA CLUB Under the guidance of the advisor and the officers, the Drama Club has added much to the entertainment of our school. Most of the behind-the-scenes work such as make-up. scenery, costumes and ticket selling is supervised by this club. The members are students who either have been involved in .1 major production or have taken two semesters of drama. Thanks to the help of the Drama Club, this year's entertainment at PH. has been truly outstanding. at 278. ' 4' 4' The Drama Club dispersing from one of their many re- hearsals. -l eil'- Unxwrzi 63