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

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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

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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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MEMBERS - Front row: S Tatum. J. XX'eston. R. Lloyd V. Shay. B. Maghagi, M. Hail vorson. D. Campbell, J. XX'eir A. Day, J. Trezise, C. Council D. McCOsh. I. Moore, Mr Belcher. Second row: L gan. A. Knudsen. C. Kubesek S. Mayne. D. Crcssman. D Duncan. L. Hendrix, G Smith. D. Smith. Tomlinson F. Rudcrman. D. Moon. D Adams. B. Mathewson, J Quinlavin. P. Opler. C. Cail nard, B. Berry. P. Heuston. B Thompson. J. Kubasek, S Luxemburg, B. Roberts, R ' D. Pisila. D. Fox. INIIDGE HALVERSON JOANNE QJQINLJVAN DOUG CAMPBELL JACK XVEIR MR. FRANK BELCHER Serrelary Trefzrurer Vice Prefident Prexidenl Adriror C.S.F. The primary purpose of the California Scholarship Federation is to stimulate academic interest and spirit among high school students and to give recognition to those students who earn high academic honors. The important activities of the year have been the field trip to the U.C. campus in the fall and the annual banquet in the spring. C.S.F. also aided the school this year in the promotion of picture sales. Membership in C.S.F. is gained by attaining high grades and by taking part in extra- curricular activities. Students who remain in C.S.F. for four of their last six semesters in high school become eligible for a seal-bearer award and are entitled to special scholarships. xr This year's seal-bearers. Doug Campbell. Carole Cail. Arlette Knudsen. Joanne Quinlivan. ,afalffr XX'oodward, J. Hauth. C. Mor- Back row: G. Soderer. J. Ber- Clarlc. S. Hesse, P. Scott. Di Shogren, J. Brown. G. Oxleyi B. Blinkenberg. R. Silva. B. Tresize, S. Jones. A. Bradley.