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

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if? Stew: XX'ells Pleasant Hull 5 1960 Amer Abroad student pauses for plc ILJIIS tures xx 1th Dxana and Kathy whsle they Changi tell hlm of thexr adventures as ex students Dxana chscussc-s plans for her trxp home mth her Ame-rxcan sxster Pat F1shel

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Di.1n.1 in her native tnstume The stliiwiils in the Pliilippines .ire stritter th.1n the 'XIIILl'11.1Il stlii-1-ls. suited IDIJILI. .ind nnlx' .1 te-11' .1re 1 f11l111.1ti-1i1.1l, I nent In .1 girls stliwl xxhith wiisistetl nr the Ist QLIQIC thrnugli the llth gr.1de. We were required ti' t.1l4e I3 suhietts intluding I.LlllKlII.lIlkN. stientes .intl three l.lII?,IL1.IIQLS lillglhll. Nzinish .ind nur ILIIIXL' ti-neue The thine 1h.1t surfristd me mi-st .ihiiur Ante-r11.1 1x.1s 1' lL'LlI'.llQL'I'N. I 1-xpetted .ill the hnxs In l1.11e lung h.1ir. 11..1r le.1:her y.1tl4-ts .ind ride iiiiitiirtytlt-s. XYhen .isketl 1xh.1t she lzked hest IDl.iI'l.1 s.1id. The Flt.'II1llIIILNNUl U LTK 1 mc. EXCHANGE STUDENT The IQQ9-1960 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE STL'- DIZNT .1t Pleasgnt Hill is DIANA LYNN FIGCEROA. .1 hrilli.1nt student from M.1nil.1. Philippines. She is .1n .lctixe member of the l:.I5.I..A.. Rally win- mittee. Girls' I.c.1gue. .IIILI .Iunior St.1tesmen nf Amer- i1.1, She is .ilsn .1n hun11r.1ry member ul- the Red Clriiss .ind the Student Cnuntil. Some of Di.1n.1's IDJIIY hobbies are singing, dancing. playing the .11'1urdi1111, piano, violin, guitar, .md organ. She w.1s .1lso on the gymnastits te.1m .it her school l.1st ye.1r wliich took first pl.1ce for the eity of Manila. Upon her return home Di11n.1 pl.1ns to attend the Uni- versity ut' the Philippines where she will study law, Her wish is to return to Amerita. after her graduation. Her r.1di.1nt personality captured the hearts of the student hody .ind left .1 lasting memory for .ill who knew her. fl-

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WONDERFUL TOWN With .i i.1St lxrlucr th.1n the l5m.1du.1y prmliiitiiiii the Ple.1s.1nt Hill PL-rllirining Arts Ileixirriiieiit ziiiimcil through l,L'HI'l.1Rl ljernstcin 5 Lani musiml xersiiin 4114 MY SISTER lfll.EliN lirum the iifeiiirig ihiirue ni the t'in.1l iurmin e.1ll the tunes seintillatcd. the dame-rs spmrkled .ind the iiudienec rcured, XX'onilerr'ul Town deserved its mme .15 the .utor5. singers. rlxmers .mel musieians presented their xersion of the Greenwich Village um The and of thc opening number Christopher Street brought furxxnird the puctx. Jutors. writers, Llanccrs. cops. tourists and garbage col lecturx .mending the annual Art I7eStiv.1l . . . Greenwiuh Vill.1gefthepl.ue for self-expression! XXh,ir ri.ip.miix when .i xi-une i.i.:x iipiiri :meh .1 :rinp fir l5I.l!Ill.iI'l -zefetv 'liliiy li the fmrign Hr niiursc .ill HXQT Nr'-X Xvllllil ' 'Vhw ixirui ...i r npiwifq .iliiw xr avril rhi l' N l'.1iiAim-:ii.fri xi l.itiiinV l