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

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NILSIC FLOWS FROM SCHL'BERT'S ALLEY Frequent prattites improxe pe-rformante. Practice is neeessary for pretision. eontrol. and ability to per- form in .1 group. The time and effort put in by the Musie Department are greatly appreeiated by per- former and ohserxer with the rewarding perform- ances that are gix en during the year. is . T Q The Dame ljand. under the direction of Mr. Rohert Soder. will he remembered long after its music no longer sounds. We will remember the dances and assemblies where they played their music-part of it new to some. most of it well known and popular to many. but all of it enjoyed by everyone. SIR. Kl2NNlf'l'H HARRISON li M, l'nzxersity' of Southern California I8 Une of the most anthitious groups at Pleasant Hill is the A Cappella Choir Through the long hours ot prattite and inf struftion. the members gain impiluahle training MR. ROBERT SODER B.A.. San Franeisco State One reason Pleasant Hill Highs Girls' Glee Club is so good ls the eapable leadership of Mrs. Helen Gray lfnder her direttion. their performantes have heen a tredit to our school

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IS THE KEY T0 FUTURE LIVING MISS JOAN FRAN'lZ Milt0n's Paradise Lost seems to be the topic of tonversation in Mr. Grays BAA' Santa Barbara College' English IVA class. MR. EUGENE MCCLAIN Librarian BA.. University of California: M.A,, University of Ver- montg B.L.S,. San Francisco State. The fundamental medium for all people to be able to use adequately their native tongue underlies all training in English. The English department offers courses de- signed to help students express themselves clearly and correctly in speaking and writ- ing. MR. VC'ILLIAM MR. THOMAS PICKETT MR. EUGENE MCCORMACK BS. MS.. University of ROSS BS.. University of San Fran- Illinois. AE---Colleflf Of the ciscog M.A.. University of California. XXX' M MRS. ANNE MISS GLADYS KYNE MISS DIANE MCCOI-I-EY JONES B.A., University of Calil B.A.. OCCidCr1ralC0llege. AB., University of fornia. California. Pacific. I7

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ART IS WITH EVERYONE EVERYDAY ENJOY IT APPRECIATE IT UNDERSTAND IT MR ROBERT MADGE BA Calxfornxa College of Arts and Crafts MRS WINIFRED MINOR A B San Jose State Our art students have as energetnc and diverse an art pro here to makmg murals IS Included The Rembrandts of tomorrow are the art students of today Our art teachers take the tlme and en ergy to offer many varled courses to the student body MR JIM SNOWDEN A B UUIVCISIYY of Callfomxa M A San Francxsco State Perhaps not one out of 100 art students mtend to make a career of art But the other 99 wnll be better crntncs of the world around them because of then' excellent trammg and mstructxon J. 9 9 4. O O E I ' , ei ' gram as they could wish. Everything from sculpture, shown ,- ' -5 A ' ' Nh sk Q