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

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DANCE BAND Downbeat h Besides entertaining themselves, t e the Dance Band also members of f ur assemblies. sparked several o o anized a combo r freshmen org hman Rally. Fou which performed at the Fres lnfermezzo , Wig? I ' 4 , r , . , rr ' ' V 9 iQ vi f Qt X el 90 pa ix t K Larry Dillon, Tom Karnes, Jeff Daly, Steve Cutler, Bill Dieckmonn, Dave DANCE BAND-Front Row: Mr. Wigell, adviser, d Corson. Buck Row: Tom Leps, Harry Oliver, Louis Tomlinson, Herb Mclienney. George Corson, Fre Schmidt, Mike Wigell, Bill Jump, Al Neubauer,

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104 SKI CLUB 35Pue,,,.,,4,M n't ' Lui 4 Tj' L- fd Greyhound grins Skis, boots, sleeping-bags, and food. . .the skiers are off on another journey to the snow slopes. The Ski Club made four trips this year, two to Soda Springs, one to'Yosemite, and one to Squaw Valley. Club members presented the win- ter dance, Me and My Shadow, a twin-dress dance. In March the Ski Club met at Soda Springs to battle for the an- nual trophy. A Ski-Fun Night with movies, displays, and talk of latest ski fashions was held for the enjoyment of all students. i Nl' ...,-..F- ia S .PYP She's and he's on skis ' -' 04. -'fiiftrt' . 'L '1'.f' ' 't Agni In . ff. ,Q V s 6 r ' f , 1- i 'y 'H N7 ff .Q 9 I X .. '55, , L '.. .-:fy . L - In y - .i. , -L 4 . ' , 5 1 , 4 'Z g 8 L ,, l N I AI ,V 1,1 fd J, ' . 1 -'af - . JT'--c ' ' ll J 1 . 'vw if -1.1',i ' ', , H If . f4..-gf' ll ' Badger Pass, Yosemite i ., ' 5 - .:, Q. 3 . .. Q . i.1i,' ,:Z: -f '.1g,?'- ZA If.ii1if'w 'f 4Z'i- fZ.Lgw . 4if2L . f72'Q7f57 . - - 1 5 1 3,,,5.e. -wffff' ' J i-F., Segwa y ,,I-'..,- Vx..-, 5. , , 1 .r-'At i if K I--.wiv,,:5vV,L,3A,-rizggs. 5-5, ,f wi ,gfzbgifzig-, iq'-wg i ff'?e.m..5-Wir., -1,3 i. ,12 5 L J. if ' f - mei 'fi',i.n+- 2.7--141-'fiffqf fb ffifi5W1'+.'V.ff5. QQ..-? im 'p1.Q'tf' f'.L i5f77',.' A-F7 SKI CLUB - Front Row: Bonnie Lee, Carolyn Paul, Roberta Batty, Sheri Lee, Lynn Zumwalt Carol LaBoube, Eloise Allen, Margaret Brooks, Judy Scott, Margi Batty, Sharon Worlund, Merle Schlumber- ger, Laurie Sievers. Second Row: Jack Clumeck, Mrs. MacAuIey, adviser, Bob d'Alessio, Barbara Breyer, Nancy Parsons, Lynnea Danielson, Martha Hurlbut, LauralieMellana, Judy Blackfield, Madel- eine Holsinger, Kay Gillis, Jane Watrous. Bock Row: Moreland Stevens, Malcolm Dunlap Paul Flood P Light, Bert Damner, Bill Magee, Doug Parish, Anton Holter, Pete Witter. Gary Dkystro, aul Frank, John Skov, John Otis, Rudi Golyn, Walter Howard, Rodger Dalnielson, Dori

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DELTA MU SlGMA...DRAKE A CAPPELLA CHOIR E QE ff: f fx xg-'nP'1 DELTA MU SIGMA-Front Row: Jocelyn Ludditt, Joan Chesnut, Sylvia Shew, Pat Zable, Claudette Barnes, Jon Bland, Bob Vangutman. Second Row: Judy Smith, Susan Brown, Lorna Haynes, Ellen Sch- midt, Pamela Ludditt, Dorman Smith. Third Row: Dave Burmester, Dave Schmidt, Barbara Norris, Sally McMartin, Margaret Arbini, iMike Wigell, John Chambers. Back Row: Ken Navas, John Bayliss,Nancy McWhinney, Ed Robinson, Mr. Wigell, adviser, Tom Karnes, Barbara Graham, Linda Randal. DRAKE A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Front Row: Nancy McWhinney, Barbara Wilsey, Gail Collin, Sylvia Shew, Pat Zable, Jill Hotchkin, Sharon Throop, Dale Peninger, Myrna Rinker, Linda Hash, Norma Cro- well, Kathleen Chaney, Ann Ninnes. Second Row: Carol Payne, Barbara Graham, Joline Baskett, Jean nine Rawson, Karen Rawson, Jeannette Rawson, Jackie-Montbriand, Dorla Schoenfeld, Doreen Bresnan, Peggy Miller, Claudette Barnes. Third Row: Ellen Schmidt, Roberta Thomas, Aileen Bennett, Linda Ran- dol, Janet Siemens, Jane Napier, Margie Beyer, Jocelyn Ludditt, Judy Smith, Pamela Ludditt, Joan Ches- nut, Lorna Haynes, Leslie Rodgers. Back Row: Gil Schott, John Bayliss, Dexter McCormack, Terry Hull, Dave Burmester, Richard Benz, Buddy Levine, Ron Shipley, Jack Rankin, Stephen Levin, Mr. Wigell, ad- viser, 1 I I R I Qs., fu-... DELTA MU SIGMA Autumn Leaves, this year's free dance, was sponsored by Delta Mu Sigma. Although we did not hear much about Drake's music club, we appreci- ate members' contributions to our as- semblies and rallies. DRAKE A CAPPELLA CHOIR Sparkling, both in looks and sound, is one way to describe the Drake A Cappella Choir. The fifty voices, blended under Mr. Wigell's careful hand, were heard in various places- over KTIM, as entertainment for sev- eral groups, and in their crowning et- torts, the annual Christmas Program and the Spring Concert. I , 40 --vkaig Zcfzfg ,..h....... I -o ,A I .v l L4 ' 5 v- -is 'J' V 4,4 ,- . T f I , bf ' , - , A A 0 f yy., I K tu Y :V ' 'V V gy N lx. . A I XXV K ' f 5 J -, . A 1' K I ' In ., A Wh If I . N452 . ,.,'i A Qguf f,.. vdgr I .fi 3 Ns: . V' -2 If ff V. 1 ,K f, 1 1 if