Sir Francis Drake High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (San Anselmo, CA)

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94 if 'av . 1 .- Y--H...- FIRST ROW, left to right: Bonnie Ryder, Gloria Westphal, Sue Ensler, Margaret Brooks, Judy Scott, Debby Dean. SECOND ROW: Bruce Burgess, Don Cockburn, Jim Sleezer, Norman Freed, Jack Dufton, Ron Banfield. The players of football, basketball, and tennis received Student Body recognition as a result of the Awards Committee's work. Led by Norm Freed in the fall, this group supervised the awarding of athletic certificates and blocks to qualified participants in the different sports. Given to the players at a special assembly, these awards are symbols of good sportsmanship, pride, and a iob well done. Distributing, counting, and tallying ballots at each school election are the main duties of the Election-Survey Committee. Headed by Carol Girot in the fall term, this efficient group conducted the elections for fall class officers and the spring student body officers. FIRST ROW, left to right: Helen Harcourt, Marcella Lee, Arlene McKinney, Barbara Greene, Nancy Daniels. SECOND ROW: Li Sword, Elaine Gaetien, Barbara Christi, Jane Beard, Susan Bar- ossi, Mr. Shafer, advisor. THIRD ROW: Nanci Mulloney, Carolyn Beins, Louise Oxtoby, Carol Girot, Anita Vietes, Joyce Birse. AB' SENTEES: Ursula Ippen, Katherine Weitzman, 39 'Joanne Goode. My 1,r ' ., gr . N '- ! L cas. -Q Ji? lf 4. 'My yt k 0 HY .mf ig, p 44' F 5' QL- .,,. A M, Q 21? '1 3 1 54

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Fall C :ff s- I FIRST ROW, left to right: Janis Altmann, Susan Younger, Rosina Eastwood, Linda Smith, Mary Hosmer, Carole Jones, Joan Moffet, Barbara Norris, Barbara Breyer. SECOND ROW: Gloria Goodman, Claire Dupont, Sera Ratto, Sandie Maxwell, Diana Mundt, Jane Watrous, Joan Procter, .Ioan Harris. THIRD ROW: Rod Levin, Bill Yager, Pete Edmister, Moreland Stevens, Joe Dahlman, Ken Dinwiddie, Anton Holter, Roger Boero. Yep, you're rightl The Dance Committee doesn't give dancing lessons. Instead it plans, sponsors, and decorates for the many wonderful dances at Drake. The Sock Hop, given by the hep sophomore class, started the year off with a bang, while on Halloween Drakites shimmied at the Witches Wiggle. Half a cent per pound was the admission price of the Letterman dance, Weigh-in-BIues. Mistletoe Magic, sponsor- ed by the Friendship Club, was a turn-about dance held in Decem- ber. The new year started off right with DANCEI , the I. R. C. Dance held at Marin Catholic. Rod Levin and his committee worked incessantly to make all Drake's wonderful dances successful. OUT OF THIS WORLD WITCHES WIGGLE 'P