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

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JOLLY ROGER ..0UIL LAND SCROLL ff' l li i ln Q. A Y SPRING STAFF - Seated: Nancy Keever, Dave Burmester, Anne Dvorak, Jack Clumeck, Sue Brier, Carol Garrison. Standing: Janet Sannar, Harlan Barry, Bernie Waldbillig, Judy Brier, John Bayliss, J-ean Levy, Jane Beard, Jack Cody, Judy Blackfield, Barbara Wallace. ZW Q' XX w 1 fl! C The Stanford Conference Representatives of the Jolly Roger and uccaneer accepted in October the hospitality of Stanford Journalism students for the annual Northern California Conference for High School Journalists. The group participated in specialized workshops as guests of Stan- QUILL AND SCROLL A formal initiation of Drake's Quill and Scroll chapter marked the beginning of the group's activities. Formed to recognize achivement and direct creative writing, members of this international honorary society for high school journalists planned field trips and projects to improve both the Jolly Roger and the Buccaneer. lord for 'he day' QUILI. AND scnou - mm Row: v.-.serie white, Nancy Keever, Judy Scott, Janet Sannar, Jean Levy, Jane Beard. Second Row: Louise Oxtoby, Mrs. Coombe, adviser, Carol Robinson. Back Row: Mr. 'Kuehnl, adviser, Pete Edmister, Jack Clumeck, Harlan Barry. 91

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J0llY ROGER SIR FRA cis DRAKE mon scnooi J OLLY ROC ER X13 ls FALL STAFF-Front Row: Jean Levy, Nancy Keever, John Bayliss, Anne Dvorak, Judy Brier. Back Row: Harlan Barry, Judy Blackfield, Janet Sannar, Dave Burrnester, Jane Beard, Carol Garrison. W Q.- Plug ffl. MR. ROBERT KUEHNL Adviser JACK CLUMECK Editor, Jolly Roger BARD DUPONT Co-editor, first quarter With flying colors and worn out typewriter ribbons the Jolly Roger Staff scored again with a year of responsible reporting. Under the leadership of Mr. Kuehnl, adviser, and Jack Clumeck, editor,the staff successfully informed the students of school life at Drake. A series of vocational articles, editorials en- couraging support of student body officers, and informative articles about academic subjects were high points of the year. Exchanging news- papers with schools throughoutthe country, the Jolly Roger not only dis- covered new ideas for itself but acted as diplomat for Drake. X FFS-Yh off- H7 e pfess

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CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION A is li The California Scholarship Federation encourages a higher standard of scholar- ship and broadens ideals of service on the part of Drake students. In addition to work- ing as guides with the Honor Crew, members held special proiects to earn money for a liberal contribution for the Seymour Memorial Scholarship Fund. Outstanding among the spring activities was the annual regional conference at Sacramento. E I r Ayala Ries Eloise Al- C's'F' SPRING 5 e . b OFFICE . - c s F FALL orriczns: Yvonne I om Breyer' GIOOU Gogffinglfl Schofff Luciqnne Rift B . . - . er, O, len, Marcella Lee- PN 96 Q y E., 2:5 5 1' 6 Vu 'u-url lk C.S.F. MEMBERS - Front Row: Joan Murman, Judy Crawford, Joan Weems, Lauralie Mellana Nancy Hartwich, Yvonne Esler Barbara Bre er Jud BI kf , y , y ac ield. Second Row: Miss Harper, adviser, Barbara Graham, Ellen Schmidt, Barbara Binns, Ann Hammond, Stefanie Rodrigo, Barbara McCulley, Nancy Cummings, Lucianne Ritter. Back Row' George Carson F d C . , re orson, Dwite Brown, Charles Young- claus, Mr. Edick, adviser.