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

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l 'C if ...Q ,Ag . V qgy' As J Y .fha I I Z af' A FIRST ROW, left to right: Moy Fong, Joan Johnson, Judy Hamilton, Barbara Chamberlain, Suewiya Gillette, Carole Sloat. SECOND ROW: Sue Arian, Sammie Sanford, Kay Gillis, Mariorie Sward, Jan Settles, Elaine Gaetien, Emmy Jo Tarradas. THIRD ROW: Roy Hendricks, Walt H-oward, Dave Allen, Don Light, Robert Ross. ABSENTEES: Nancy Boland, Don Cockburn, Jack Foster, Lynn Francisco, Lucianne Ritter, Charles Siegler, Jim Sleezer, Norman Tyson. This year marked the first anniversary of the Public Relations Committee, which was formed in order to improve Drake's relations with the immediate neighborhood. Headed by Dave Allen in the fall, the committee had several cleanup drives after school to rid the surrounding streets of carelessly dropped lunch bags and garbage. The tracking down of neighbors' complaints is another job of this diligent committee. With the coming of spring, Laddie Zumwalt took over the reins of the Public Relations Com' mittee. Neighbors' complaints were virtually stifled after the installation of trash cans in strategic spots along Saunders Avenue. Students who are prone to walk about during lunch hour put their papers in the cans instead of festooning the landscape with them. This committee was one of the most vital and carried out its work carefully and efficiently. FIRST ROW, left to right: Ayala Ries, Gary Schonwasser, Alnea Turner, Ken LaBoube, Laddie Zumwalt, Mel Simpson, Marcella Lee. SECOND ROW: Elena Ricci, William Winter, Sandie Maxwell, Harold Braden, Barbara Norris, Al Edmister, Virginia Molinari. ABSENTEES: Pat Johnson, Dexter McCormack, Alice Milani, Jane Watrous, Roberta Batty Pat Cahill.

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4- -. -.Wie . v , , ,ww 3 FIRST ROW, left to right: Claire Dupont, Carol Tanfaran, Yvonne Esler, Carol Girot, Nanci Mul- loney, Hyale Wall, Dick Cady, Moy Fong, Sue Hale, Jim Greer, Gail Foster, Norman Tyson. SECOND ROW: Jean Levy, Morgee Blackstone Chris Longaker, Al Holter, Gary Boero, Lee Moon, Frank Lawrence, Ray Dallara, Don Cockburn, Jack Clumeck, Gloria Westpahl, Rod Levin, Gary Dye, Mr. Maher, advisor. ABSENTEES: Gail Harris, Sally McHenry, Shirley Walker, Roy Domke, LaLonnie Carmichael. Today we bring you the one, the only . . . -thus begins another of Drake's fabulous programs. The Spring Program Committee, under Dick Cady, helped to plan the programs given by the freshman, sophomore, and iuni-or classes. The College of Pacific orchestra presented an enter- taining musical program later in the spring. School talent was discovered, or rather uncovered, in various other presentations. The climax to a year of some great entertainment was the Senior Farewell, a side-splitting end to a successful year. S-L-U-R-P goes the paint brush as it smooches over a length of butcher paper in the process of becoming a dance poster. The Spring Publicity Committee, headed by Wayne Rubin, was composed of a member of each school organization, as well as the usual sign-ups, so that all the clubs could benefit from the committee's work. Newspaper and radio advertisement was offered in addition to poster publicity. Extensive work was put in on the Variety Show and the many school dances. P-osters by the talented group broke up the monotony of blank gray cement walls as well as ad- vertising coming attractions. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jack Beniamin, Sammie Sanford, Valerie White, Joan Motfet, Marcella Lee, Yvonne Shea, Frances Fischer, Sue Gaylord, Diana Dana, Carol Douthit, Judy Crawford, Linda Smith. SECOND ROW: Lois Nickerson, Joan Diamond, Martha Collin, Bonnie Blackfield, Ann Keller, Carolyn Czerny, Gail Collin, Bonnie Ryder, Carol Andersen, .loan Procter, JoAnn Good. THIRD ROW: Judy Schwartz, Pat Schmidt, Shirley Foppiana, Carrie Beins, Wayne Rubin, Bill Stephan, Louis Helmet, Ben Schwartzmann, Walker Collins, Bill Snow, Lynn Harriman, Joan Ruby. ABSENTEES: Lynette Porteous, Georgie Stapleton, Barbara Breyer, Judy Scott. Shirleigh Jordan, Jom Menlove, Margie Probert Q 6 Qi ret ii' 1' ii ,.., L LQ Q -re- ,,. , , ..- iv 1' ,

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