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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

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Ql ' KVA P 1 T' r l E? -1 l oo Sir Francis Drake High Scihool San Anselmo, California x 1959 BUCCANEER CONTENTS Faculty and Administration. . . . 8 Student Government .... .... 2 2 Upper Classmen ..... .... O Under Classmen. . . . . . . 66 Activities Q .... ..,. 8 4 Sports. ....... .... 1 08 Advertisements .... .... 1 38 EDITORS Barbara Maiesky Gary Rogers 4 fvlvl-Cqlp...-.w 0 . D ffl. xt 4 . J' ' F' R -55-'Q One who takes the lead-this is how Webster defines a principal, and this is how We, the graduating class of 1959, define our principal, Mr. Harold Allison. In his eight years of administrative duty, Mr. Allison has led Sir Francis Drake High School toward achieving higher aca- demic standards, toward attaining good citizenship by its students, and toward becoming a school of which its community is proud. A graduate of Tarnalpais High School, Mr. Allison returned there to teach chemistry and serve as a coun- selor. Mr. Allison was appointed Drake's first assistant vice-principal: he became principal in the spring of 1953. It is to Mr. Allison for his outstand- ing job in leadership that We grate- fully dedicate this book. -Q! N lk RMI if f!-,. 5, '1 i . A ' X - ki, -'Lf x Q 4 A .- D?-g 5, 1 1 Q, Etr- 1 1 W W in-7 I qflf , A. ,un - 1 if , fl , N U JM W! 1 Ax c U ff Es alex MPS Cxpa Dee Hdfrlerf n of GIFIS Crabb ar1Cl5 P Skin AsslS'1f'ml Y BOARD OF TRUSTEES BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Chester G. Carlisle, superintendent of schools' Howard McGill, Chairman: Delman D. Smith, clerk: William Lewrs Edmund Thomas and Wallace Hayes, members. ll Frances Parks Gwenrnar Powell Robert Prather Eunice Reader A .AP 4 Wallace Andrews Elizabeth Harper Robert Maher CCUNSELCRS Miles McColrn ff' Auf' Brooks Dutt History William He omovioh Problems o 1 American De ocracy 'XXX xi , ll X65 N My . K X ki 'X XX Xt N lj . F - V ' 1.- , X b J I 9 U V jf - X. Q vjkpgeverly lohnson ' y ,M Psycholoqy Q3 Duane Miller f History ll iff . L :K ,PY SOCIAL STUDIES Frances Parks Morris Shepherd Charles Simonols History World History History I Jjlfvhf Wk Zi JL ,ffl w gwf 5,W,f, 4 ju if KRW ffffg fwwff 'Y QQM W' I I X 4- X VM: V' f V, V 7 A' ww tg Nearrzezer Q '-' ' Paul Smlfft I Mrs. Anrue Beth 'Warso f ,ff ff!! ' 'zxfgfsii X 1 Drama ,I Ural English 4 XL AX X H 1 llx, I 4 -s iff , ' ' FINE ARTS U 'wg rl.,a55'f f i' if-, ai, 4.1, ,urs QQOHGIO Pxtzqemxc Apphed Arts Ioseph Rooney Art 7. Perry Smuh 0 i Band Wallace Andrews Solid Geometry Mrs. lulie Crawford Alqebra Thomas Edwards Algebra Robert Frariceschmi Arithmetic Mrs. Adina Robinson Basic Math MATHEMATICS Verle Sorqen Geometry Mary Ann Perma Geometry SCIENCE Clifford Bunds Physics Gordon Chan Biology Ellsworth Hagen Biology Keith MacNab Chemistry K Ed Norman Goldstein Physiology Robert Prather Photography Grace Albnqht German Ehzabeth Harper Latln M1chae1 Lopez Spanrsh Mlles McCo1rn Spamsh Glenn Reznor Spanish LANGUAGES I-I. Reynolds Stone French .. 6' ' m 1 6 PHYSICAL Robert Pitzhenry Boys' Physical Education lean Burns Girls' Physical Education .. 1'-4 ffl ff YO' P t . 1,1 1 mf Barbara Lovin Girl ' Physical A -J liauistirm 5 1 L I iw' leanne lohnson Girls' Physical Education Mrs. Arlene Toda Shorthand Robert Brooks Woodshop Herbert Constant Metalshop Mrs. Martha Duff Hornernakinq Milton Iohnson Electricity Herman Graves General Business Gwenmar Powell Shorthand Wilma Steinert Typing VOCATIONAL ARTS T 1 i STAFF Office Staff: Aileen Veblen, Grace LaBoube, lla Mar- shall, Louise Dausse, Grace Fiscus, Alice Lloyd, Ger- trude Adams. Dr. Frances Sink Dr. Wilbur Lyon, School Physician Psychologist and Ieanne Renetzky, Nurse. I L f' 1 Librarians: Mrs. Winifred Graber, Ianitorial Staff: I. Souza. D. Denham, I. Pau Mrs-Hu1hTaY1or. lucci, W. Protheroe, R. Dean. 21 STUDENT GOVERNMENT -SL 1 r '14 L Q99 .gif TJJ Iohn Rechtfertlg Nadme Zavosky Donna Beckman Fall Vrce Presldent Fall Secretary Fall Treasurer STUDENT BODY OFFICERS -1: Dan GIISS Fall Head Yell Leader QR Iohn Rechtferug Darby Gorman Geoff HGIIIS Sprmg VICE Pres1dent Sprmg Secretary SDTIHQ TYGGSUTGF Sue Buehn Sprmg Head Yell Leader FALL REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY: lst Row: Hale Prather, Bob Connelly, Mike Foley, Iohn Hemingway, Ed Biagini, Tim Collins, Bob McClure. 2nd Row: Norma Mitchell, Linda Morgan. Linda Qrtlinghaus, Mabry Geller, Bonnie Cutler, Bev Bordi, Sue Sandidge, Sharon Siem, loss Boothby, Zeke Bundschu. 3rd Row: Fran Brett, Kay Pritchard, lo Ann Bickards, Iudy Wood, Iill Hart, Carol Franchini, Nadine Zavosky, Boni Hannigan, leannette Miller. REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY FALL PRESIDENT'S CABINET: lst Row: Roni Hannigan, ludy Carlton, Hale Prather, Zeke Bundschu, Mari Cum- mings, Sharon Siem, Nadine Zavosky. 2nd Row: Barry McGough, Mike Klapak, 26 Tony Scardaci, Iohn Larkin, Fred Corson, Ken Wagstaff, lohn Rechtfertig, Mike Bresnan, SPRING REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY: lst Row: Donna Manuel, Carol Hunt, lil Titus, Bcnnie Cutler Mary Nelscn, Cookie Wood, Eleanc e se c Spagnoli, Linda French Dcnna Larsen, loan Ncurse. 2nd Row: lim Dax-:son Barbara Crevier, fc N e T rr Sannar, Dick Spackman, Bud Smith, Bcb Shaul, Fred Ccrson, Hale Prather, Zeke Bundschu, Bob Youro Initiated at Drake this year, the Presidents Cabi- net was created to act in an advisory capacity with the president of the student body. Membership consists of all committee heads and student body officers, plus a representative from the publications department. The student body president presides over all meetings. The Representative As- sembly continued its suc- cess as a forum for the dis- cussion and solution of school government prob- lems. Meeting twice a month in room 1l3, repre- sentatives from each first period class passed bills and made decisions con- cerninq finance, student legislation and improve- ments in student qovern- ment procedure. Proposi- tion passed early in the year by the Assembly, and later by student body majority vote, created a Speaker who relieved the student body president as head of the Assembly. PRESIDENT'S CABINET ,Y Y,, , ,,,..,.,,-nv SPRING PRESIDENT'S CABINET: N ar LT 51, A gr., .. . H ,ew - .. in., , , 'sssjr-g' . . LMS! y 'uit I lst Row: Bud Smith, Ioan Guidi, Ken Wagstaff, Ed Clahan, Sue Buehn Bob Sadler Karen Nelsen. 2nd Row: Sondra Dennis, Bich Schwartz, Barbara Maiesky Tony Scardaci, Norma Mitchell, lohn Bechtfertig, Darby Gorman, Bon Candray Nancy Woodard, Gary Rogers, Iudy Carlton, Zeke Bundschu, ludy Dufton Geoff Harris 27 - GIRLS' SELF-GOVERNMENT : lst Row: ludy Carlton, Donna Beckman, Sondra Dennis, ludy Dutton, Nadine Zavosky, Kay Parmeter, Marcia Sandidge, Sue Crowell. Znd Row: Claudia Montgomery Bev Diercks, Mari Cummings, Darlene Drago, Carolyn Caletti, Bar- bara UBundschu, Earline Hazzard, Pat Iohnson. 3rd Row: Pirkko Dixon, Carol Parisi, loan Quierolo, Carolyn Mann, Fran Brett, Darby Gorman Mary Sheehan, Roni Hannigan, Dee Dee Wehrheim. 4th Row: Cookie Wood, Kathy MacDonald, Nancy Loomis, Cindy Shehadi, Buth Smith, Marilyn Myers, Linda Seligman, Karen Schrader Anne McCutchen. 5th Row: leanne Conriche, Sue Buehn, Diane Nicolai, loan Davidor, Kathy Wentz, Ieannette Miller, Eleanor lensen, Nancy Woodard, Barbara Maiesky. SELF-GCVERNMENT onus' SELFGQVERNMENT: D lst Row: Ioan Guidi, Mozelle Kearns, Bunny Brown, Barbara Bundschu, Sondra Dennis, Barbara Majesky, Nancy Woodard, Iudy Dutton, Sue Buehn, Darby Gor- rnan, Nadine Zavosky, Diane Nicolai, Nancy Loomis. 2nd Row: Susie Reid, Claudia Montgomery, Pirkko Dixon, Ioy Spagnoli, Kathy Wentz, Roni Hannigan, Carolyn Mann, Ruth Smith, Fran Brett, Cookie Wood, Dolores Schmidt, Cookie Bogliolo, Kathy MacDonald. 3rd Row: Eleanore Roberts, Karen Schrader, Pat Iohnson, Kena Davalos, ludy Carlton, Darlene Drago, Carolyn Caletti, Linda Ort- linghaus, Anne McCutchen, Cindy Shehadi, Eleanor lensen, Bev Diercks, Donna Beckman, Carol Parisi. ludy Carlton Fall Co-Chairman Mari Cummings Fall Co-Chairman To enforce all rules of the school on campus and at school functions is the duty of the self-govern- ment committee. Designed to give stu- dents the power to govern themselves, selt-govern- rnent members sign up ot- fenders of school regula- N. - ,s Barbara Majesky Spring Co-Chairman Nancy Woodard Spring Co-Chairman FALL IUDICIAL COUNCIL: Zeke Bundschu, Marcia Rananan Torn Sanriar, Fred Ccrscn, Norma Feng. 30 as I V3 Q Zeke Bundschu Spring Chairman Patterned after those ot a derno- cratic court, the duties of the ludicial Council entail deciding the tate of an accused student ottendere guilty or not guilty. Working in conjunction with self-government and school au- thorities, the Council handled the decisions to rnany cases and saw to it that the penalties were enforced. Fines, compositions and assigned protects were used as means ot reprirnanding stu- dent violators. JUDICIAL COUNCIL f' SPRING IUDICIAL COUNCIL: Lura Sirnonds, Mike Klapak, Zeke Bundschu, Ion Niggernan, Iudy Annes. ,vw lohn Bechtfertig ...J Chairman FALL ACTIVITIES COUNCIL: 1stRow: Marilyn Myers, Bev Diercks, Mari Cummings, lohn Becht- fertig, Sue Detweiler, Lynne Nelson. 2nd Row: Earll Murman, Boxie Collins, ludy Duftcn, Nadine Zavosky, Donna Beckman, ludy Carlton. 3rd Row: Ruth Smith, Boni Hannigan, Chris Burns Tony Scardaci, Tim Collins, lohn Larkin, Tom Sannar. 4th Row: Hale Prather, Fred Corson, Doug Holmes, Mike Klapak, Don Giies, Ken Wagstarf, Barry McGough, Gary Rogers, Meeting twice monthly un- der the advisorship of Mr. Duane Miller, the Activities Councils prime purpose is to discuss and organize school activities. The Activities Council con- sists of representatives of all clubs and committees on campus, class vice-presidents and the student body secre- tary, with the student body vice-president presiding. A set of by-laws clarifying conditions of membership, a schedule of club and commit- tee meetings to avoid conflict- ing meeting days and a master plan for all student body activi- ties during Spirit Week were maintained by the Council to keep Drake's extracurricular calendar planned and efficient. SPRING ACTIVITIES COUNCIL: lst Row: Ken Combs, loan Nourse, lohn Bechtfertig. 2nd Row: Oneida Davis, Lynne Nelson, Ed Clahan, Darby Gorman, Sue Schrager, Pat lohn- 31 son, Bob Shaul. 3rd Row: lohn Larkin, Iudy Dufton, Mike Bresnen, Bob Pringle, Gary Rogers, Ken Wagstaff, Dan Giles. Donna Beckman Fall Chairman 44 FALL BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEE: lst Row: Leslie Getz, Diane Klieforth, Yvonne Gavre, Bonnie Cutler, Donna Beckman, Shirley U'Ren. 2nd Row: Hannah Olson, ludy Dutton, ludy Carlton, Lenona Holt, Donna Kirchner, Carolyn Chase, Sandy Nelson, Kathy Saxton. 3rd Row: Scott Iohnson, Cheryl Farina, Dinny Bloom, Carol Woodworth, Melinda Miller, Darby Gorman, Pete Dardis. 4th Row: Cookie Wood, Chuck Schu- macher, Iennie Bos, Sue Hageman, Christopher Burns, Daryl Sattui. Geoff Hams Spring Chairman Preparing the annual school budget, keeping an accurate account of all student body funds and Working to help supplement the school in- come, mainly through pro- gram and ticket sales, are services performed by the Budget and Finance Com- mittee. Headed by the student body treasurer, the committee is composed of class and club treasurers and interested stu- dent body members. lts work concerning student body funds is supervised by both the Representative Assembly and the school administration. BUDGET spnmc. BUDGET AND FINANCE corvmrrrzzg 1stRow: Carol Spicer, Chuck Schumacher, Iudy Holcomb, Geoff Harris 2nd Row: Reiner Ortlinghaus, Daryl Sattui, Darby Gorman. 35 FALL ELECTION AND SURVEY COMMITTEE: Organizing and supervising all student body elections is the task ot the Election and Survey Committee. Its mem- bers check all candidates for class and student body offices to see that they meet the re- quirements, assure correctly printed ballots, sit in the cor- ridors at lunchtime to hand out and collect ballots and, finally, tally student votes. Working with the Election and Survey Committee gives students a chance to play a part in one ot the most im- portant phases ot any demo- cratic government, the right to vote. 1 tRow: Marilyn Myers. 2nd Row: Cindy Shehadi, Lura Simonds. 3rd s Row: Karin Smith, Carolyn Mann, Anne McCutchen. 4th Row: Mari ' - P P Cummings, Fran Brett, Mary Nelson, Eleanor lensen. Sth Row. at en- hallow, Darlene Drago, Carolyn Caletti, ludy Yatfee, Mary 'Walz. Sth Row: Sherry Philippet, Barbara Levy. 7th Row: Linda Seligman, lanet loslin, Kathy Wentz, Ruth Smith, Carol Spicer, Sandy Berke, leanriette Miller. Cindy Sherzacx YW X Marilyn Myers Fall Co-Chairman Iudy Carlton Spring Chairman ELECTION AND SURVEY SPRING ELECTION AND SURVEY COMMITTEE 1 tRow Lynne Nelson Sue Detweiler Tom Sannar lucty Carlton Mary s Nelson Eric Hyman 2nd Row Donna Manuel Kathy Bohanna Debbie D Hossman Penny Lyons Lynn Thall ludy Mountz Carol Smith onna Beckman lulie Ager. 3rd Row Sharon Kessey Anne McCutchen Cindy zim,,,,, ' E lx Barbara Bundschu. Shehadi Karin Smith Phyllis Mann, Kathy Poganski, Charlene Starritt The need for good rela- tions between the school and its neighbors is satisfied through the work ot the Public Relations Committee. The committee Worked to alleviate the problems ot student trash on private property, excessive noise by Drake's drivers and var- ious complaints voiced by neighbors and police, thus maintaining Drake's good standing in the community. FALL PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE lst Row: Nancy Hackett, Leslie Getz, Penny Farina, Elyse Kraft, lo Ann Bickards, Helen Hopelain, Bev Diercks, Sue McBride. 2nd Row: Mike Klapak, Dave Lindenbaum, Bill Gies, lon Niggeman, Zeke Bundschu, Mike Bresnan PUBLIC RELATIONS X X SPRING PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE: lst Row: Leslie Getz, Gail Theller, Chuck Schumacher, Amos Maples, Ioan Guidi, Pete Dardis. 2nd Row: Marcia Sandidge, Roni Hannigan, Marion Mike Klapak Fall Co Chairman Bev Diercks Pall Co-Chairman l l Anderson, Bev Dismukes, Luray Schieve, Dale Gorman. X I ' Ioan Guidi Spring Chairman L mf 35 ll Iohn Bechtiertig Fall Co-Chairman Dan Giles Fall Co-Chairman Sue Buehn Spring Co-Chairman FALL ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: lst Row: Kathy MacDonald, Bobbie Fox, Shirley Simpson, Iohn Rechttertig, Kay Parmeter, Barbara Majesky, Charlotte Mulholland, Pauline Duhem. 2nd Row: Hedy Hurt, Nancy Woodard, Lynn Farmer, Karen Schmidt, lean Barley, Roxie Collins, Sharon Siem, Peggy Lilienthal, Claudia Montgomery. 3rd Row: Wally Radtke, Mike Smith, Alden Sievers, Bob Shaul, Ken Wollman, Harry Wendt, Bob Ingram, Bob Sadler. ,ASSEMBLY Iohn Rechttertig 1 Spring -R CO-Chairman Hey, how about the Kingston Trio? No, no .... We Want George Shearingf' But you kids don't understandy there's a monetary problem in- volved-so let's invite the lsabel Cook Grammar School Choir over for a songfest. All agreed? Hey, don't leave! lust such a discussion as this was carried on at the Weekly meeting of the Assembly Committee which organized student body assemblies. Highlighting this year's -- , ..-.- W- -- ---- entertainment were a visit SPRING ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: PY The 3f5f1iqhfefSf,WhO lst Row: loss Boothby, Iean Barley, Bonnie Cutler, Rita Wagner, lill Hart, Shirley CaQ0t1V5l9d the al-ldleflce U'Ren. 2nd Row: Barbara Schneider, Peggy Lilienthal Bob Pringle Morey With their ClOWI'1iI'1q and Nelsen, Bob Ingram, Sue Buehn. 3rd Row: Claudia Montgomery, TimICollins, Singing, the Redwgcyd ex- Tony Scardaci, Karen Nelsen, Dave Vilas, Iohn Larkin, Iohn Rechtfertig. 36 ' change program and the class assemblies. FALL DANCE COMMITTEE: lst Row: lill Hart, ludy Wood, ludy Dutton. Boni Hannigan, Sandy Veblen, lohn Larkin, Karen Nelsen. lulie Ager, Sandy Whelan, Barbara Bundschu, 2nd Row: Karol Lindenbaurn, Linda Morgan, Linda Maiesky, lill Hofmann, X Roni Hannigan Fall fl Co-Chairman J Sondra Dennis Spring Co-Chairman Morey Nelson, Denny Gerughty, ludy Annes, Bob Pringle, Sue Detweiler, Ed Smith, Carol Franchini, Linda Ortlinghaus, Amos Maples, Donna Manuel, Steve Cook, Bev Bordi, Dennis Bailey, Fraser Grant Tim Collins Zeke Bundschu. - ' A G- .J . - im? :UL Ed Clahan DANCE Coiiiiiim 41 ' 1 Like wow, man. That Beatnik Ball was way out! Sponsored by the Dance Committee, the beat set not only had a ball but also kicked off the year's dance sched- ule. ln monthly succes- sion followed the Harvest Moon Turnabout, first girl- ask-boy dance since 19555 Snowflake Swirl, which preceded the Christmas vacationg Letterman's Leap, ernceed by radio station KOBY, and Sup- pressed Desire and Mardi Gras, two costume dances. The annual lunior Prom and Senior Ball concluded the social season on campus. SPRING DANCE COMMITTEE: 1stRow: lo Ann Bickards, Carol Franchini, Pat Serio, Iudy Wood, Carol Hunt, Marcia Ranahan, Iudy Dutton, Cookie Wood, Ed Clahan. 2nd Row: Wendy Iohri- ston, Alden Sievers, Barry McGough, Sue Buehn, Cheryl Farina, Pat Iohnson, Linda Hawxhurst, Nadine Zavosky. 3rd Row: Mike Smith, Dick Llewellyn, Loren Riddle, Dan Giles, Ed Srnith, Bill Collins, Earll Murman, Steve Cook, Dan Bordner, Dick Spackman, Mark Boero, Sondra Dennis. ., :gi lohn Larkin Fall Co-Chairman FALL YELL LEADERS Nancy Woodard Dan Giles Barbara Maiesky S YELL LEADERS X SPRING YELL LEADERS Frank Divita Sue Buehn Linda Hawxhurst Mike Smith in yells to bolster th gig, the duty oi the Balm t. , A ii Wf i t' me While the song itiiiiilt '?'2r4'l?..gQ. G E fi L cuted intricate 335 , riffs k .fir 1.593-3 g! :l .,,',25, .sis Lets go, Drake go! bellowed the tions under the able of the l958 59 yell Working side by building school spirit ith, the yell and song ' worked at precision and introduced new ied yells. Most ot the Work around football and l seasons by presenting lies in conjunction with sembly Committee. their leadership, D awarded a trophy for cheering section at day Christmas 3 narnent held at A School. Directing the e school songs. SONG-LEADERS Kay Parmeter Iudy Dutton Iudy Wood lill Hart Sondra Dennis ' w aw 1 inf ,f , ,. mf., I. QY Z. r X ,300 UPPERCLASSMEN '9A ' x I 2 Rrchard Schwart Tony Scardau Fall Presrdent Sprmg Pre-s1der1t Txm Colhns lOh1'1 Ldfklrl Fall Vrce Presrdent Sprmg V109 Premdent Cookie Wood Barbara Bundschu Fall Secretary Sprmg Secret? Ffh I X X Cheryl Parma Rom I-Ianmgan Fall Treasurer Spnng Treasurer 42 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Harry Belgrade Advrser Duane Mrller Advxser Four years ago the class of 1959 entered Drake as tlmrd bewrldered freshmen Soon overcornlng our apprehens1ons we found our selves engulfed 1n a challengrng but exc1t1ng hrgh school l1fe We Whrrled 1n dCI1V1lY through our hrgh school days to the final plateau, our sentor year Slave Day, when Senror football players were sold to the highest btdder, the Jun lor senlor p1cn1c, our athletlc teams, clubs and cornrmttees, our Senlor Farewell, then, the event We had Worked so hard to perfect, the Sen lor Ball f1lled wrth these memor les, and many, many more, we proudly accepted our dtplomas, passports to the future W r ' ' - lfff , ff 't' '- za .A Q 51, Z9 :'.txx I 1 i. rl.. .. , IS 1 kg -Ia , I nf X 8 : . x P -. l A , ,Q ,.V ' -s. W K if Xffflfx ak, , U , Z , I ,f e I ,, I p. l ,f 0 I, , ,, X V .D ' 1 .XI I 'Q , ' ,K Xf Q' f I I - xflm f - 'V- 19 cv fr. Ak 2- is Donna Lynne Beckman Virginia Sue Bergin Alan Cunningham Black Chrisiopher McQueen Black Robert Foster Bliss Carolyn lean Bogliolo Theodore Booth David Daniel Bordner K SENIORS Z 'tiff 115 Du Q 5 A 'fx 'Y YT L Q7 larnes Drew Aoheson Christina Rolline Allen Carol Ann Anderson Marion Teressa Anderson fm v.' 'f,,,, f'AiZi.,1f2fA07V Thornas Ronald Anderson Ralph Dame Andreotti Lawrence Charles Andrews Donald Iaye Aguilino Garry Lewis Aquilino Ronald Melvin Averiette Edward George Baker Margo Delilah Barry LWZL ,QW if Q' Q, .,, - in i L, -L - li VQQTY Q. 'OS CW ' I fm? 7 , vp ,Lf Qxyv W X D QS? SENIORS Barbara Bullock Barbara Bundschu Charles Bundschu Carolyn Camille Caletti Ronald Charles Candray ludith lane Carlton Robert Candriari Laurence LaVerne Carpenter I'--s as S K J' 4' 1' X 1- fl vs K.. Patricia Ann Bowler Frances Dorothy Brett Shirley Patricia Briggs Barrie Allerie Brower David Charles Brown Mary Catherine Brown Richard Merle Brown Susan Kav Rrown Hagen Hartrnut Bruckner Helge Harold Bruckner Diane Agnes Bryden Susan Marie Buehn 1 . L ,AJ ll 4. 0-.. G' . px U Cs 9151? vn,n 1-4' 'rx 71 'VCV J lerome Albert Citti Edward Thomas Clahar Marilyn Iune Clements lames Richard Cockerill Timothy Watson Collins Kenneth Gene Combs Robert Michael Connelly Jeanne Irene Conriche Paul Adams Conterno Frederick Peter Corson Dorothy Mae Craddock Laurie Meredith Craise r'Y'. 2 1 wh, i T119 413 1 ' 17 - I x wr- - ' P Q A . -2 322, . fm ' f:r'ffQ , fi. . jf,,g?y'5sf'ff'Q im z1rf F'!71. fi.f. V - 4:2 r s- - Ili! fi' if ,.. ,. .f QW. r L Gerald Irwin Crockett Suzanne Crowell Mari Ruth Cummings Peter Edward Dardis Margarita Eugenia Davalos loan Linda Davidor Donald Perry De Bisschop Paul Peter Della Santina 45V . Us Q'-fr X 'A s , 'Y ' A l 5. i 7 TT' 4Ux '7' A-Q 25 fr Nancy Ellen Evans Cheryl Lynn Farina Victoria Sue Fields ludith Ann FitzGerald Paul Lawrence Foti Richard Floyd Gaither 15 ,T Richard Edward Denning Sondra Gail Dennis Kathryn Angela Dentoni Dennis Bruce Dettmer Douglas Gordon Dever Beverly Sue Dierclcs Beverly Howell Disrnukes Pirkko lulie Dixon Lawrence loel Domer Darlene Anne Drago ludith Lila Duiton Wilton Lowell Dyer, Ir. .,-X wwf l Ns A x 4 ' 'ilu IL! ,4 ft 'T' 'G' 'r 2 5 ,fifl 'A 5 gl' ji f ' Ioan Beverly Guidi Gary Frauclsen Hall Rowena Marie Hannigan Geoffrey Harris Linda lean Hawxhursi Walter A. Haynes, Ir. Earline Ruth Hazzard Sandra lo Headley Roger G. Herrnsmeyer Mary Ann Hilden Leavins William Hinnenberg Nancy Ann Hoerner gp... fi A 'Q if VN-Q Y-y Michael Patrick Gallagher Daniel Ransom Giles Darley Lynn Gorman Fraser Gryle Grant Dellaolee Eleta Graves Linda Mae Griffin SENIORS by 'X' ' L. '57 'VS Qva SENIORS Scott Stewart Iohnson Stanley Paul lohnson ludy Mae lones ludith Marie loslin Harold Albert Kalkwarf, lr Ruth Mozelle Kearns Georgia Tease Kendall Etalo Kenilvort Douglas Richard Ketron Donna leanne Kirchner Michael Andrew Klapak Ernest Albert Kolbe x , 'N fi, Qv 'CF 1 -' N., - . f I Douglas Warren Holmes Myron Edward Horn Beatrice Mary Hotchkin Suzanne Hubbell lohn l.. Hunt Eleanor Fay lensen Arleigh Shirley lohnson Patricia Ann lohnson X 1 3 l' be :fn V -our 'F' Q- 1 7 K' WN' Q74 , i Roberi Alan Krieger Ioiin Carter Larkin William Terry Larser. Myrtle Issephine Leadstrem Roberta Ann Lewis Stepien Lewis Randcirh Muriin Lindjren Richard Gary Lieweiiyn Ss- if: 75 K Tx Q- v- Vs J, JZ 3 7f ? ia' Nancy Jean Lecrnis Lance Erie Lsnger Alasdair Wise: MacDonald 'Carhieen Elgzabetn MacDonald Barbara AL'y.:e Maresrcy N1..1i:':, Pi'r1i'iL'fiiCney -mx., 'cr . jpeg- va x,3.,,v .. ...,.. ..,':... inuflfl ' Q' Ames Lee Maples Paul Verne: Martinelii Donald Middleton M::Bain Robert Iarzzes Mcfflure Anne Louise Meifuichen 49 Q W' Qs., Ui -1 L Q- 50 'R '... ' Barry Brooks McGough Randolph M. McMurtry larnes Mclienney Herbert larnes Meadowcrott leannette Lois Miller Lflaudia Lee Montgomery Lloyd Henry Moon fharlotte Marie Mulholland Earll Morton Murrnan Marilyn Lee Myers Roy Kenneth Neighbor Marius Eugene Nelsen A , 1 r f , A X if X C1794 wtf! , 'fa I YA n t, 7 5 jk L ffjfg' M L, Z? L I if 'lk L idx' 1 Y H f , ff I Y X x fl fffftrffttit I M' ft' W f ,jyfffff L L, ee n J W leenne May Veronica Nerviani 1- Sharon Katherine Newton Duane Lee Nicolai - Regan OBrien Linda Ortlinghaus 'X 5 . ., Tv., rl f X, '15 ff' 4- W vpn ' Michael William Plunkett Robert Hale Prather Gerald Walter Price loan Marie Quierolo Paul George Rarnlolce Thomas lanes Rawlins Donna Dee Ray 'Jfilliani lNynyard Rayner lohn Edward Rechtfertig ll Leonard Clay Reece lr. Susan lulia Reid Charles Miner Richardson 1. r, ,s , . J .5 M , 'PAY' it 'U -I x if :Af--3 uv. - .1 1. - if- . . , - , ? 'Y' Hebert Ncrrtgah Sadler Tflariia lCIi Saididge lgphri Daryl Saffui Anthony Michael Scarclaci Dclcres Marie Schmidt Sue Schrager Edward Welch Schudel Tharles Gerald Schumacher Richard Michael Schwartz Linda Lao Seligmari Linda Mae Shauow Robert David Shaul fa 6 va. Q-'R . 's Q' SENIORS lohn Cyril Smith Mary Lynn Smith Michael Iames Smith Michael Shaw Smith Ruth Arlene Smith Richard Corliss Spackman loyanne Elizabeth Spagnoli Bernice Helene Svanum Robert Testa Alfred Emerson Theroux Lawrence Richard Thompson Michael Tompkins 'Vi Vial -fx ix qw L Y fi fri - 'x L. lr, 'fi 3 1 .-W 'CJ- Sn.. 3. 'N fx ,4n- I I! L Mary Lucille Sheehan Gary Allen Sheets Thomas Richard Shine Robert loseph Silva Richard Simmons William Harold Simpson, Ir. George Donald Skellenger Dorman l-lenry Smith Q X-r 5 . Us 6? 'sf T7 1 W9 Harry Albert Wendt Kathryn Mae 'Wentz David Alden White Freda Ellen White Maryann Whitney Kenneth Vernon Wiggins lacqueline Ioy Wilson Sandra Michele Wilson Cecilia lane Wolcott Kenneth Clifford Wollrnan Sherrill Lee Wood Nancy Eleanor Woodard Auralee Travis Kenneth lohn Wagstaff Eric Gregory Waldhilliq Gary Lee Walsh Mary lean Walz loserh Armour Watt Dorothy Enid Wehrheim Evarnaria Weintlce 1' 'T L- mr:- YTD 3 G'- Q -4-'ll fc' , ,wx E Q1 x or f Nb . fr... Z :awful --an K ' 5 if . Tix ef' -i -- X Karen Schrader Sandra Michele Wilson 1 School life is so rough! Leaders of Tomorrow. up!! 1 1 1 Loren Foster Youngclaus Nadine Evelyn Zavoslcy Cynthia Ann Shehadi lnveried lgor, T an-an SENIOR SUPERLATIVES .gx BIGGEST IOKERS: Ed Clahan Margo Barry. if ggf Q . MOST INTELLIGENT: Alan Black, Man CLlI'T'IT1T1I'1GS Chris Black, l is fi ., ibm BEST DRESSEDLD YZC3'tf-'S Cookie Wood, Qmos Maplesx Donna Beckman. QLMV. . '-5 f-SQJAJLA.. WTA Aga? .inf'Qidf W.-,. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Iohn Rechtfemg, Barbara Maiesky, 7 . v 7-gxflpgl-,Y S- sf' fY'f' 'f.'1 1 3' . s ,I 2,2 Mi ' 2' Lx . -cw! MOST ATHLETIC: Drk Sfiifkffiifi Paf Ichis Nw: . r 4- n MOST DEPENDABLE: Judy Carltcrt Hale Prather, BEST PERSONALITY: Tony Scardaci, Roni Hannxgar 9 J v Prrrd e Fall Presrderu S e Detweuer Fall V ce Presrden Bev Bordr Par Secretary Lura Srmonds Fall Treasurer 58 3 'G 'I 7. 4 ,A Frank Barley Sprmg Presrdent Siig !1x!!n S Carol U Ren Sprmg Vxce Presxdent loan Nourse Sprrng Secretary M P0 Sharon Kessey Sprmg Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS CFFICERS Thomas Edwards Adv1ser Dellqhted about becommq up perclassmen the act1ve and sprr lted class of BO kept themselves A lucky Junlor was chosen by the Amerrcan Fleld Servlce to spend the summer lrvtnq wrth a farnrly rn a torerqn country Also from the Junlor class carne an out standmq boy and qrrl to attend Boys and Grrls State rn Sacra mento where Junrors from all over Callfornra rnet for a week of plan nrnq and fun On the nlqht of Aprrl l7 the 1un1ors relaxed to mellow musrc and emoyed the unforgettable prom at Bermuda Palms that therr hard work had made a success I y . I Tom ,Q . , 1 . , v ' A I 2 h . I X 1. F84 'B U , . , . 1 - ' . t ' ' - v r I - X -v 'Z busy during their junior year. ! . . . , f V I v - Y' , , 1 A 3 0 ' 1 , r tb I I ' sf-' ' . 4 ' , , g. I-A .sa fur 1 1 ' . 4349? ' 1 Ns ' I ' -30 fi ,r 6 -fl L I M r- Y V X f 9 y' li I .4 b -.V L 1 X l Elizabeth Abraham Vtfilliarn Adams lulie Ager Linda Allison John Angeli Gerald Arbini Coleman Aitell Mervyn Attell Dennis Bailey Katherine Barbano Frank Barley lack Barnes Carol Bassetti Bruce Baumgardner Danny Bean Sandra Berke lanet Ann Berry Alexander Bertie Susan Bevans Edmund Biagini Douglas Bock Paul Bodenhammer Beverley Bordi Mary Bowler leaneiie Brown Ronald Brown Nancy Ann Bur Macklin Burnham Iacqueline Bush Ted Cain Kenneth Calvillo Clifford Carrick Mary Carter Michael Carter ludith Casci .Barbara Cassin Dennis Catey Keith Chapman Carolyn Chase Arthur Chatham Beatrice Chatham Lora Lee Cherrigan JUNIORS F f F if ,Z is -' '4 NAR if . . 5 A X- , 9 T: liik 5- A it 5 will f., , ac Q Q' xx . ,gi I ' N ff C rN K. G' L 4. L t fad 1. if -QL' - 'v 7 . :ENN Av' T' Sandra Christensen Bernard Clancy Penny Rae Clark Maitland Cline Richard Cody laclclyn Coffey Ronald Conriche Stephen Cock Carol Corwin Karen Ccumbe Barbara Crevier Warren Crevier S vu- Q C I 'I 6 ' 1 if 1.1 C 5- T3 it lN'S Q CHO if . WX N ' s- fe I 5 2 , 9 ' S .1 's 'f 0 5- t ly' , fJ 5 4 -Q 5: F I 5 ' x 'Xl l 35 Q .i 3 ,- I. ,D Kenneth Crist l. Western Cunningham Fred Damato Elizabeth Dapiran leanne Davis Donald Dearmond Ianene Deardorit Katherine De Maestri lames De Martini Susan Detweiler Diane Diamond Frank Divita lanme Duchein Paulette Duhem Kenneth Duncan Kenneth Dunn Richard Dyer April Edsbero Charles Edstberg Dale Ellis Robert England Glenn Evers Terry Farber Barbara Farmer Bruce Feldmeyer Howard Findley Sharon Finney Norma Fong Carol Fowler Bobbie lean Fox Q' i 5 x l, A X l Xt 'L' X e - Y H - L, Xia . JUNIORS Philip Harris lull Hart - 6 Borali Heifetz ., .. lohn Hendry ' Paul Hertler Milton Hollman Donna Holm Lenona Holt Marvin Houghton Heidi Hubbell Sharon Hueg Lewis Huffstutter Christopher Hughes William Huntsman 0' Hedy Hurt L K . ex loy lacobsen X . Yvonne loaquin Gary lones lanet loslin Marilyn Kascel 'z ij ludy Kendall 4' Gary Kennon ,Z 3 Sharon Kessey Karl Klenz K -. Diane Klieforth Adolf Kool William Krelle Donna Larsen 6 lngelise Larsen ' 5 George La Salle not Q. 1. G 2' Xxx 9 A L- S WE' 'lx -.U 1, Q Garol Franfliini loseph Freeman Linda French r,C,4A,.nk f-1.53 A .x.,sA'C'AAx,, LIQJJ lerry Ganqe Yvonne Gavre Mabry Geller Leslie Getz C Dale Gorman Lila Hadley Mary Ann Hanly Marylee Harrinot ... 3 , 6 ,W I . 5 it I NI' fa K it FK 1 e f I f A Q , Dr ' 1: U 3 Lv x 'c Yi' 'E I 0- 5 1 . iq so E ' v 'W X' K ff , K It 5 G X rw Victor Larsen Susan LeCount Mary Lewis David Lindenbaurn Mary Lou Locati William Loftus Donald Logan George Lurn lean Lunn Carlene Lundquist Rina Luporini Susan MacDonald Arthur Madsen Donna Manuel Nelson Maxwell Richard McCarnish Anthony McCord Daniel McDonnell Thomas McGuire Kaaren McKee Lowell McNicol Faith Merian Gerald Merritt Patricia Meyer 10- Q 'U' at 4 , - z: QB 4 We l JUNIORS l 6 ' x ' Qt, gl L V , 2 ' .N 5 - 3 - ' ' n -Jtifii. f 'AMW 5- Y' X br J' I 6 K , l lc so Q-fl Qt 1 -ox Warren Miller Sigrid Moeller lohn Mooney Gerald Moore Michael Muir Maxine Muller Millie Mundi Robert Munson Donna Murphy Norbert Murray Marilyn Nault leffrey Neigum Lynne Nelson Thomas Newell loan Nourse George Nunes Diane Nutto Hannah Olsen Y . I ,..- 1' fi- Karen O'Rourke Reiner Ortlinghaus Kenneth Qutsen Anna Palmer F' 3' ,fif- Q, Q11 1 6 f' x g- in S T' ' X Frances Palmer t , 1 f f ' , T' th Paar 4 .1 - imo y 1n1 .J K, K U -N vi Patricia Penhallow Sherry Philippef 3- if A., f Pamela Powell ,A Steven Pratt ' ' Thomas Pringle i - Kay Pritchard 51 V jx' 4,4 A 4 t 4 A' Robert Proctor 1 Vtfaldemar Radtke s ,K dt A. . , - Y i Raymond Raffaini Y., 7' K ,. Betty Reck 'h V' '1 Howard Reichrnuth Nicholas Remer l 5? kr I :,, ' . L 1 Y ' Ll :3 ,, Glory Rhoads , J r 1- fo Ann Rzckards X ,. , Michael R1cketts A ' -Y ludgtn Ridgeway 5 lohn Roberts Penelope Rnffner Peter Sagues Thomas Sanna ct 1 a A . A., 4, ff , L sn 5 S Ds Alfred Sapcrett: - .-fr 9 G- Richard Sater ' X ' D i' '. ' K X V lack Sathre lili . Ai Philip Schaeffer X W A Ag 'A Dennrs SCRGLQS-.fiii ..., Z 6 M V 4 5 . Doris Schlaglx A ' - , R F Karen Scnrniot W ' In A ' KQWNKQQM Qolpfffolol N - Y .... oc.. ccnaac. , t H Ellen Scott Pat Serio y loseph Snapirc H A , X lames Shepherd 1' 6 Q , 5, 5' ,Si 5, Alden Sievers ' y - .4 Q s .T A V .0 Robert Silvey ,.-- T ' ' . P' Lura Simonds 63 f, H xxx , 1 ,, F' X 1 Shirley Simpson -J' 'CT i 'I is 'sf C-5- X 'lv 9251 ' BW 1 JUNIORS s We land Carolyn W'es Sandralee 'Westcott Sa Ja Whelan 5 Us .fl Q 1'-v Pau Vfhte Grethe 'W'1k Delorrs Wrlson S ery' Vhlson 'Nrlnarrt Wrlson X I 'I .P y X Robert Snnpton Roger Skutt loseph Smlley Sharon Smrley Edward Smrth Kam' Smrth Kathleen Smrth Raymond Smlth lean Soerrugra arol S rcer R hard Stamper Nflaroruerrte Sturm ohn Sward leanette Swarm Thomas Tandy lerry Tatum lames Thalhamer eorge Tnornton LaVern Toepfer Walt To naldo D d Trottter Mar elle T ugeron Way e lrumbly harles Uftelman arol U Ren Douglas Wahl arolyn Walden Aura Walsh Marranne Walsh nary Warrrnoton 1-A 4u 0- W 44-' ' Q X gx 0- s Q '- leanne Wrneqarden W r R K' , 4 5 1 lean Wood 'FQ -5 ludy Wood ' UQ' of-v SN! QV 5, I ' .A - A I 2 e A t A , ls 4: b A s .Lg -4, 8- lx -' at ' Y R ' . 7 gl af- 1 r as - M A m . ' -I Ti , x I 'K - Y J Y at 4' -- X- i Ezf elf- W I fra lnzgrn. Q A ' . ' B 6 A po ff ' ' U 0 5, I t Q 'X gi, uk ' 'J ' . 'D 1 Q lf 1 A ' -. L VN Q' VA qs V - ,hr Q D. I ,I , r io X , 1 A S F A v W . 1 ali :lt ' -A , 2 A , f -N Q A T ' g A I i 4 .V 9- ' 4 . .r , X , is Ab L . 1 X , . x . X l ' . R x if G l I H A ft ' , x C - 'Ga .er o .. 'N - gn - - , J . , ' , , onal f f- f ' .. 5, , 1' F Q A . -1 ' , X, U .5 '1 m X 5 to my tw , 'X P 1 .f , s t 1, Ax b fs , ' I Rx'-u N, V 1 .' : 'Q l 1 'XX - lf. -. ' W- , xt , 1 fl 1 -. . e r za f- 0 is - 9 f S ui ' 5 . K exit ISL ff' .X J N N ' 'X 1 f' ' -i S- ' .sl ' 6 1.31 lx ' , A' 5. t W , , x e .. .u , 7' I undo . ., - 3 --L to W v N 'x s.f ? Q1-! 22- Iudy Yaffee 6 S43 ' ,Z Slxth period Siesta? IUNIORS B111 Young Brlan Sanford lst Row: .Cecil Cook, Iudy Holcomb. 2nd Row: Mary Lou Pederson, Elyse Kraft. 3rd Row: Iohn Z1egler f -ff-......-... UNDERCLASSMEN .il iv' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS +5 C' Lpfvft txt 4' at Mrke Bresnan Karen Nelsen Fall Presldent Spnng Presxdent GOTdOT1 Chan Home Colllns AdV1S9f Fall Vlce Pres1den The enerqeuc class of l96l made rts sophomore year one of bustlmq actlvlty and hugh acadernlc achleve ment Under the capable leader shrp ot class presrdents Mrlce Bres nan and Karen Nelsen the sophs remamed happtly and construc trvely busy whlle talcmq an actlve part ln campus hte Durlnq the excrtlnq week pre cedlnq the Redwood Drake ond 1ron clash the enterprlslnq sophs predlcted a Plrate vlctory on thetr float Whlch deplcted the Glants l1t erally canned The versatrle class spent a week battlmq Wrth the lowa Tests of Educattonal Development A month later thelr results placed them 1n the 98th percenttle of soph omore classes across the natlon ln the sprlnq the sophomores proved also to be entertamers by sponsorrnq a school dance and a class rally When lune tlnally rolled around the class of 61 found 1tself halt way through hlqh school, lookmq expectantly ahead to a busy and challenqmq Jumor year XX H Bob Pnngle Spnno Vlce Presxoen Roxre Colhn Sprtng Se r tary Sandra Nelson Fall Secretary Sue COSAG Sandra Vebleh Fall Treasurer Sprmg Treasurer 67 lo 'Q , L 4 , , lf' ' ' dl' tv it ally. CJD? V fv I f ! Ib Uf LA! u J . 5 , A. U t ,K n Q u Lui Va T 5' M O la, , I I I 4 AIU .A , ,3..lI':Q,.Wfig,.: X 1 Z T y L F5 1 V .-- F y . - . Q t yy i If .ll - v - U Iohn Abendsohan 5 Douglas Adams . Tony Almeida Mary Amos Steve Anderson , ,X Eugene Andrews .. v ,1- Bob Andrus lean Barley 0 Baymond Barnes 4- Shirley Barone - Gregory Baskin Linda Bayley George Benoit Steve Blair lune Blxton G- Boloert Bohanna ' lames Booth 77 A Maureen Brady N' I -V ,ww ta SOPHOMORES 9 5 gr K V 4 I V U 'O-y :Q s- fl' 4, ,Y 6 ,ll lt A a ' on ,- s . .40 I 1' A 31- Q. ,sQ'-' in si- 43 6 5 -3 K N K .V 5 xx, ' -1 is A Y 'ff X ' x 4 M 5' K 1 ' Q-- 5 TY 'Q' O t A X i 2 V, as fs X X Kathryn Breneman Mifhael Bresnan 4. Alfred Brooks . Paul Brossier 'V Deborah Brown Patrioia Brown David Buhr Annette Burge 8 Patriik Burke Cecilia Burns N Helen Busolo K lanet Butler f A 5 L A... C Caroline Butts Be1n Cahill Bobert Clyde Cain Robert Duncan Cain Dorothy Cardoza Iuditri Carroll Craig Carter Shannon Cassin Mamaret Ceohettini Stanley Chapman Christian Christiansen Gary Cole loetta Cole Boxana Collins Wrilitirri Collins Paul Condit Maureen Conta Bruce Cooper Catherine Corwin Susan Costa Don Cox Neil Cunningham Michael Curtis Bonnie Cutler Pf 'F 1 3. .X I A 1 Q'-' X 1 - L Q u - 5-X . Thi T n lxx A Peggy Farina 'fin Farrar i'.3.TR Feicxert Fvelyn Ferris 'narles Finney William Fischer Katnryn Fisher Garol Fleming Michael Foley Shirley Ford Duane Francis David Frym Anthony Fuller lanice Gade Gary Gaidano 'arol Galatcire Louis Giletti Lynn Gallagher 'aroi Lee Gamas Richard Geminiani Dennis Gerucjihiy ffliarles Giannini Dickie Sue Gilbert Tliornas Giono Alan Gizzi Giiarles Glass Michael Goldman Fred Grange Nancy Hackett Donna Hadley Susan Hageman Ronald Halterman lerome Hannigan farol Hansen Robert Hansen Richard Hanson 0 C' , 'r C' gh . if 5..- s..- Ya 'L '5- rf R 'E 1 X fm .gf l S l 5. ' 4- .sue Darnell litres Dawson loin DeBisscl'1op A ' ,1 DeGreev i Fi Dfiwd Della-Sant Fad Delvlartini Denrync F o .,.. .. -.. .,GfIiiS etweiler Dickson ' rn 1 1-.vgrm f-,Jw ..,... nc. D., HES 7 .115 fx-,,,.1.Q YN f Lzvv-mi., : Duncan V rx , 1-v-vvnfw M.. .... i..A Ach, .Ye n ,-iq-.nsavs 1 Evans , . ,- -,www E . , 0- 5 Q s A Rosalie Harper Dianne Harrigan Thomas Harriman Donna Hartley Dinah Hash William Hawley Marilyn Hein lohn Hemingway Marilyn Hendrickson Paula Hetzner Russell Honeyman Helene Hopelain Don Hopper ludith Horst Bruce Hubbell William Hudson Dennis Hutlstutter Robert Humphrey Eric Hyman Robert Ingram Herbert lreland William lohnson Daniel loslin Robert Kauer Colleen Kelley Russell Ketron Rosemary Kommel Sandra Krelle Robert Krolalc Gary Kyle Carleton Lago Deloris Landberg Norma Lanning lames Lara Daniel Larsen Michael Lazar David LeBeck George Leonard Linda Lepley Patricia Lewis Peggy Lilienthal Diana Little .445 I S 9- C' 6 C qw 5 I A l A ' 5 . . ... ,- Q' ,I Q 5 an ,,.,,, ' Si , gg it .I L C t. tr 5 , W 'vllf e , e X l N 0 4 1 L Orr -1.t i I- -D 1. . ' 'S ' 5 U X - , 5. . If M K x- js - Craig Lorenzen Alice Ludditt Louise Luebbers Ieanette Lusher William Lust lean Lyons lames MacDougall Malcolm Macondray Roger Madden Douglas Maguire Pamela Mandel Phyllis Mann A x F-:X 5 7 lack Manning William Massara PUD gi Iames Matley larnes Matthews Terrance McAtee Susan McBride lohn McCann Peggy McDonal Barbara McN 'l Qs Lincla McGlo Qy ig? ,i .. . at ,YL : Y ' ' Cf l' M , , . , tiisiiivrf L f af P 'Jf .fb V Vg' - ,QV V lblsql 9 my ' A ,UQWQRES Dy lfllywp V' Q t 8. 7' .-..N I f, X F sl 5- K if Q 4 f J -f fe' if ' P . -1- x xg? 'Y ,. I F s x yan. ff' ,sf -8 G2 x f K 55. 'S' 4 5 i P' . W Patrick Meherin Patience Merian Douglas Meyer Michele Meyer Mervyn Mihan loyce Miller Marilyn Miller Melinda Miller Gregory Noder Elaine Mooney Scott Moriarty Karolan Motta Patricia Murphy Karen Nelsen Marylyn Nelson Sandra Nelson Elizabeth Newton Ion Niggernan Gwendolyn Noel Sherri Norclrriann Peter Norgaard Kathie Nutter Alan Onizuko Diane Osborn Philip Ostrander Yvonne Oxarart Carol Palazzotto Vincent Pallavicini Sandra Patten Charlotte Pearce Kenneth Peck Carolyn Pelto Ralph Pepe Enrico Petri George Picken Kathleen Poganski Peter Politi Kenneth Pors Robert Powell Nancy Prather Patricia Price Robert Pringle G 4 , .1 3, 7 :rx 'E 'L A gf X ' , X Q W H, 'Q -L 'T , in Q . I S. T I C T 3 y lt ' L- T I i K. 2 6- N cr 1 1 c A 5 'iv' TQ-J - 1 .,, kr' x 4 ,, 3' A ' 1 F' Q: 3 g NL? S w ' 1,1 f e U , X ' 4 A L .4 n-I SOPHOMORES Charlene Starritt Alice Stone Margaret Straight Richard Stull Harry Sullivan, lr. William Sward George Switzer Wesley Tanzi Bruce Tedtson Paul Thomas Gillette Titus Eugene Toulouse George Traber Sandra Truax lames Tucker Sandra Veblen David Vilas Rita Wagner f' C as ,xt Michael Proctor Louis Ramsay Edward Ranahan, Ir. Diana Ray Nancie Rideout Robert Riordan Gary Rivara Raymond Robb Richard Robinson David Rogers Douglas Roix ludith Sahlin Suzanne Sandidge Mary Sattui Kathryn Saxton Luray Schiewe Gary Schlueter Edward Schmidt Barbara Schneider Gary Schrock Mark Scott Patricia Shaw Thomas Michael Shine Iohn Simontacchi Kathryn Skaer Adelbert Smith Gail Smith lames Brad Smith Larry Smith Paul Smith Rosemary Smith Storrs Smith Vernon Smith Nikki Sorich Aurda Dianne Staggs Lane Stanley 5 S 9 ' as -1 G? , N t Q- '1 6' b .-- A tx 5 xx-Alix L X , T una- R -- V 5 A 1 -r y Y. t au. - , S ' L A 4 'N1 - 3 by' L, il 4 x,' I L Y I I' L .p-- Q b AL C' iv 4 1 gr 1 5 X 1 v. Q .Q i I B 1: 7' 1 Q Q - 'D I g L 'UI' N- K xt - Q Q Alan Yeoman Kaaren Yerion 5 Sue Young Iohn Wagstalf Iarnes Wolcott Donald Waldbillig Dorothy Walz Nancy Wehrheim Mason West Glenn Wentz Robert Whelan Katherine Whitney Iames Windrick Iohn Wisler Warren Wong Carol Woodworth Gary Worth Robert Yager ,yt X 1 SOPHOMORES: r '-JI i lst Row: Rosalie Sperling, Mary Lee Schneider, Nancy Rogers, Barbara Nerviani, Karen Thomson 2nd Row: Mike Mendeshausen, Steven Bennett, Art Penhallow, Bob Scharrn. C vt., 'Q 9 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Elizabeth Harper Adviser We re from Drake and no one could be prouder lust a chant but to the Freshman Class it was more than Just this it had a true meaning one they would never forget ln thrs the first and sometimes terrrfying year the class of 62 put forth a surprising amount of effort in fervent hope of creatrng a name for ltself among its new school mates They raised the most money for the March of Dimes in capturing the prlze a box of des serts The hard workrng freshmen then plunged into their Prosh Dance Classes and presented the annual Freshman Rally ln addition they entered a float in the Big Game pa rade played an active part 1n the school tax drive and took advan tage of their first opportunity to Join clubs and commlttees 74 X Sharon Siem Pall President Penny Price Fall Vice President WNW D Wendy Johnston Fall Secretary Ioan Evans Fall Treasurer Norma Mitchell Spring President Iosselyn Boothby Spring Vice President Marcia Ranahan Sprlng Secretary Barbara Bock Spring Treasurer Q l 1 1 ' - -N ' 6 I , --...f-f ' ' I If competition with the other classes, W 5 I - s . - ' v, l ' if '- Ronald Abbott Frederick Abramson Ellen Ahola lsaura Almeida Wallace Anderson Charles Andrews Lee ludy Annes lean Aguilino Terry Aquilino Douglas Archer Diane Argento Donald Baker -n T rn U5 I 3 rn Z ,M I S W 2. - X Av NAYKVL v 9, no 1 -0 wa I i - 'il' r Q 4. ,, v 4 L. ? ' Q M A K , 1 '1 ' 2 I ' .-1 ls .3 as X K 'I X .. ' Q ' 1 , -. by ' Q'-v K F ' 4 K A ., e E1 x xi H N 5- 3- 'Q QQ A lf -1- 'S ' - 2-if uit O 1 S 5 5 Q V lames Banfield William Barnes Diane Becker lohn Bedock Margaret Bernhardy lames Berger Linda Bloom Tamara Boardway Barbara Bock Mark Boero Kathleen Bohanna losselyn Boothby Lawrence Borchert lantie Bos Zita Marie Boschetti Richard Bottini Sharon Bouscal Sheila Brogioli Bruce Brower Edwin Brown Christcjoher Burns Bradley Busch George Cabarrus Sharon Cain Ralph Camiccia Dianna Carrick Raymcnd Carroll Michael Casci lanice Catey Donna Chubb Sandra Citti Richard Coburn Alexander Cockburn Mark Cockerill Richard Cohn Sandra Coleman Benjamin Gollr. Arnold Gorne Mzonael Grean rag . Afgwg, Ally x,. e w .,. Leroy Garry Paxxlrie Dallara Anthony flarnafo Barbara faubrn Mary Lon Davis Gne1da Ilavrs Gonna Dean Galvin fenhari lwljan de Fonden-Pr S 'aka TN.Avv,-.. Reoeff -.e.,n:se 'if K fx L H-N. L..ZiLTcf.. ,Arif lonn Dr..:n L.: Ylo.If..... l., Q .AKG Fr d Dlx Hr G 9 s iq My A48 9 N I. . . I . .QQL I G' X so 4 rc Edr .10 -nr' FRESHMEN ' f rs -' n-. gs an . -V if Ch' 1217 ..- Qs 6 6 G 1 2 5 an a 'v Wy , el Q. ' '- .Iv f Q . . ', If I L- Y L: I loan Evans Grrard Farmer Karl Faulkner 'Jrrgrma Ferns Danrel Fxsher Mrchael Fltzpalrlck Allan Floyd Floseann Fopjzranr Larry Fortado 'Nrlliarn Potz lonn Fox Bruce Franclmnr Dennrs Frederlclcs lrene Fuselll Patncra Garland lonn Gaylord Susan Geller lohn Gxesea Dale Glaser Dean Glaser Gary Goodall Lynda Grant lohn Greene Glynn Gregory Michael Gregory sf 5 G53 L If 'D- 6 Mary Greiner lohn Grey Edward Grissell Brian Hachett Gary Haqernann lohn Harper Linda Harrington lerry Harris Robert Harrison Karen l'liSS9ll'IL1IG leffrey Hedin Barbara Henika Robert Hermsrneyer Barbara Hessin Philip Hiaring 'William Hoeffer Sabina Hofrnann Robert Hodqatt Geraldine Hollrnann Howard Holt Steven Holt Terry Hotchkiss Roberta Houser Claris Hufstutter Richard Hug -S- G f 6- ' Q , 5 - A .Z lg Q 5 I tx . - ay O 1 - : -'H -ei LL S' Q- Q s. Q? ' 4 cl .. L P he 'Q' 1 X , l 4' +A 5' 6 t' il L 4 ' - ff' ll Q 6 in Q S- 6' 1 . if 'C . , E G- W r 'C' Q Shirley Hughes Sharon Hull Garol Hunt Carol lsola Kristin lves ludy lacobsen Donald leffrey Carl lohnson Wendy lohnson Gary Mionael lones Kathleen Kaenel Robert Kendall Karen Kern Barry Kessey Carolyn Kieser lennifer King Kay Kincaide Lawrence Kline Carol Lee Kobernus Robin Lampson Paul Larsen Deanna Larson Laraine Lazar David LeCount 16- g. 't Q r is 5 . 1 L.-. fm jjfn 'A P 0, tba . . v, 4 gs ss ' if . ,A X Barbara Ann Levy 'Q -9 5 Iames Lezzeni P K y ., Carol Lindenhaum 2 C' P: Lucinda Lindquist L Venalole Lindquist Ioseph Lloyd Penny Lyons A Susan Madsen ' K' Paul Mahoney :L Q, P F Linda Maiesky ' kv lchn Mandler K X' P David Manuel I Carolyn McDermott ' Michael McGarr , 2- ' Q 'A C Q 5-' lohn Mclienney - -. t -, 5 Sandra McLaughlin 'ff Q -1- Keith Melton L Q, K lr Richard Metz Bruce Miller .0 Iohn Miller ,V Jn .4 1 .- Sharon Milligan I by - I Norrna Mitchell -' 5 ig ' lames Montgomery 'M L Q leanne Moore 4' Lynda Morgan ' ' Q X , Clark Morrison L - ' , - - A x- ludith Mountz 4 N , Q, - P Harry Mulholland 'T ' -:' 9 lo Ann Mulka 9. , 4 A. Q. ' il Iohn Muller I Theodore Munkries 3 G' 5 '.. 6 f 4' lNayne Neubauer it 4 ak, W g, Carol Newman t ' Q A' 2' - Stephen Nicol Q K S l Mark Noon X' y Hendrik Olsgaard A C - cgi? 1: F , , Ned Ongaro ' 5 A Geler Onizuka 'cs 'T' J Y Lindy Paplow A R x Q - Q LN Pamala Parker . , loyce Perkins ' r . f , Raymond Pfennig 17 t 5, 'a K 6 ,- Ronald Piask 3- . Q 1 A L P' k ' ' S ' ee ic en I K, 4 X Stephen Purcell Leslie Rampe Marcia Ranahan Bette Ray Laddie Richardson 2 Y'- 40 7 -of 4-5 F .ig ,Q 3 W !.,,, y Q, P Y 5 Q- - 11, .cs fl 1 ' all 5 y 5 .l - ' .+ G , L' G- L. X A I Q 9' . ' Y :fb Sharon Siem T Caren Signorelli fi G loy Simpson Linda Skutt Nancy Smartt Allan Smith Carol Smith Leslie Smith Colin Sparks William Stackhouse Stan Stamper Tonia Stanton Monte Stark Loyd Stasiowski Dorothy Stevens Georqe Storz Michael Tadlock Vemetta Talas Carol Tandy Margaret Taylor Lynn Thall William Theile Gail Theller Dale Thompson Donya Thompson luanita Thresher Eileen Toepfer Michael Towle Carla Travis Iudith Travis . V, Rosemarie Rickets Ray Robinson Peter Rockwell Deborah Rossman lames Ruzika Nadine Sahlin Carolyn St. Clair Howard Salkin lames Sannar Alice Saporetti Robert Sartorio Ronald Sater Richard Sathre Frederick Savage Willard Schriver Fred Schultz Robert Schultz Kelly Scott Sylvia Shapiro Gale Shell . ,ian - T 6 Awww ffgi' E535 S Q. if gb , , X I if 3' r , It t 5 L' X I Y - 1 new l , , J AT, T-1 l K H I L Kerth Truslow Gregory Urnphenour Edward Vacha Q .Q Q 4' Iohn Vldall Cerald Vxvrer Marllyn Watts Edward Weaver Eugene Webster Leslre Werssensee Snerry West if lsreal Whxttaker George Wrlbor Hunter Wrlhams Carl Wrlhts Margaret Wrlsor in j 7 lsr Harrret Wolcott Charles Wood Douglas Woods Mrchael Young FRESHMEN: lst Row: Norma Rupert, Nan Tokarz, Lonnle Cordone, Sharon Walden, Lols Hartley, Leslre Patrrck, Ann Shee- han, Betty Chatham, Dolores Cutler, Penny Prxce 2nd Row: Harrey Thomson, Carolme Schendel, Cheryl Kom mel, Iudy Phrlo, Ianrce Altken, Penny DBHIS, Ierry Hertler hr' . 5 s Ig.. I A I I G. f tg D ' 'ga-,X ' I 4? I 5 I A Q, - - a Li' l ' T , W , 1 , 1 z .. 6 , .,. or I I . Jr sv fs I 5 x l J Ms' I - I 'An IX sxx C M 1 . I U 41 0- L Q ' ' x . C 1 Cl 5 I 1' ' ' I xxI K Ns X 1 A.. 1 I .0 . ., 0- I If ,Yo r .IQ leffrey Yates uf t 5 ' -' ' , ' ' ? IQ.. 'Y yr' A m , K ' II Q ea 3 if 'Z Q , 3 ,c 'fa aff - ' 4 , IJ. 5 4. ' . 2 - I I I I II I ,I , YL I I A , l 1. I X 1' Dennis Wagner Iohn Ward David Warringion Philip Wescoit Dennis White Warner White Rodney Wiison Sandra Winterburn Richard Wisier Robert Young Loreiyn Younqciaus Iarnes Zeii Yes, we have no oananas PROPOSED COURSE me O BROWN O JOHNOOO ,OOOO id O l tirhrmleeo QQ3.-. of ice T' OOOO qqm l I do OOOO saw 5 4- 'Mn Mcihscxz Sn hr Chan LILO Approved by counselor Date of enrollment ,, . I approve this course I if O A Yeor l Parent or quordicm siqn ,,.,- ln .- if gf 2-O !r,.,,,.,:,O 1- A vi' PROPOSED COURSE Ngmer .SMITH OO OOOOOAOO4 PERIOD SUBJECT TICACHICH W R OQSQlii'Dg-O OOO .O OOOO NTLCbpe:z OO OOOOO OO OO MfOL3ravcsO OO g Q,5411qs1QLoQuYOOOOOO,OOOd!fmOQmQs1eiQ O OO O OO ,L 'O OO- -OHCLQQQDSQQ O 5 O .f W ,O Approved by counselor OOOO Date folqenrollm I cfpp o e tif ourse S fgliffuf Year f . OOOOOOOOOOOOO 3, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OO OO ,fe f Parent or qucrr lan sign 83 ia,-104 i ln P Q - 'QRQGA A ' ' 'fi Q isa 6'-' I Q' ' 9 - fs ' U Qu 'Cl . -mi 'fl Q A ,L x fi ' ' . , , QW' .1 XY ,Que 3 'za ,Aww ' 1 , I Q .2 ' e .V . I ACTIVITIES 5 I i fi? ff Of' fi 2-' . 1 I, . . I I wx ,I If . fx I 3 I 85 JOURNALISM STAFF ga Fgwayg Nea Q ary Rogers Baroara Maieslcy Keri Wagstaff Advrge carieer Bu caneer lolly Roger f' Ed o Co Editor ECl1TOY 'V ...und -vf N IOURNALISM smrr lst Row Aura Walsh Pat lohrison Donna Holm Iudy Dufton Marcia Sariclidge Shirley Simpson Pat Se-rio Nancy Woodard Iolfm Larkin. 2nd Row Ierry Scheridel Ieannette Miller Lura Simorids Gary Rogers Barbara Maiesky Toriy McCord, Sherry Plfiilippet Bob Shaul Ken Wagstaif. 86 'RQ X gflsm X G r XXX. I -4 J- . -sf '- 5 . , , Q . . TT '- S-fe f- aes XM' -1-We C5241 lxXHLg,,' 4 x XOX C-1 f A axfvxlpo wg eu- S- X0 i-V I 1 . fe 99 OK yi Q E, X'AxXQ'1.4g- Q X lt QNQAvcx1.- Nacfxig N N N X . ' 7 K2 ' '-' '- cflgck-.ai K XTX g- X LQJCLQ K xqkgt ,AX Q K j l NAxl1,if,.C,1-wfgb. , ,, f X , , , , f ,Lx I ,119 4345! ,,1L, 1 X X f, vb '- , CXCAXXX L1-Q-f'c'f ff' ff.-f mil' Ae-lkqx I C xv X 1 'AK Q- iq xXx,-, X x X' ,k X f.'Xj.r f Q k BUCCANEER SALESMEN: N 'QR iq' X lst Row: Donna Holm, Sue Detweiler 3 4,1 2nd Row: Aura Walsh, Lura Sirnonds, VM-..1,, ff Bill Young. B gl -5 , Leslie Getz, Diane Klieforth, Ken Wagstaft Sherry Philippet, Bob Shaul, Wally Radtke COVER DESIGN AND ARTWORK: Chuck Schumacher, Zeke Bundschu. Quill and Scroll is a national honorary society established for outstanding high school journal- ists. Members are chosen by the society from Drake's journalists and, after passing a rigid initiation, are inducted into the group. Quill and Scroll attempts to create higher standards of writing in both the lolly Roger and the Buccaneer. 54,1 If t x QUILL AND SCROLL f',', Woodard. nx- BUC SALES CHAMP: Roni Hannigan. QUILL AND SCROLL: lst Row: Barbara Maiesky, Gary Rogers, Marcia San- didge. 2nd Row: Iohn Larkin, Ken Wagstaff, Nancy HONOR CREW HONOR CREW st Row a n D 'una Be 4 4 xcar' y R e S Be K9 Sand a l-leaor Currfrrr L, D er r Nor a Ro Cf Lmoa rs n I dy Carlton D oral' B rw 2nd ow y a Bm, ds Bu 0 da Davs Pat Drane 3rd Row 'V s e s n Larry A e 1 Douo Home s Bru e Feld Ha rrrn n rdr lolrn x D e Draqo R er De rar HONOR CREW lsi Row Lrnda Morgan Pat Merran Melrnda Mrller Alrce Luddrtt Mary Nelson Dlane Nutto Io Ann Rrckards Sandy Nelson Kay Kxncade Marrlyn Nault 2nd Row Barry McGough lohn Larkrn Gary Rogers Larry Klrne Mervyn Mxhan Hale Prather Brll Rayner Steve Pratt Malcolm Macondray 88 3rd Row Srgrrd Moeller Sherry Phxlrppet Karen Nelsen Lrnda Orlllnglnaus Sandy McLaughl1n Lynne Nelson Sandra Krelle Barbara MaJesky Barbara Levy Sue MacDonald Earll Murrnan , x , . 5, - 3 2' E A .Q x A ., Y I A 1 . 4 W L ' I R 1 s S X Y K' V l - A 2 3, . A , il X I ', S ' r l : C therl .e Corwin, o, . Clrnan, Pirklo Di Jr, lean Barle , oxl Collins andy rl , . r 'ley, Mari C .r jnos, Sue le, . nw, Q ' All' C., u . , eb .r row r. R : Crier l F Barbara ll'l C.. , l, f lohnscn, ' , Becker, Bev Dlerclcs, Carol Franchlnl, Bonnie Cutler, lady Denning, lulie Ager, lanice Cafey, lennle Bos. : Y ftxnsizn Chris Burns Dan linker, Fr d Cor C., ndr s, U '. re , C 'meyer Torn r ' nal , Paul Co r l, r Fo , arlen L , ob i i r Qsse. ,N . . 1 I .x I P' ,. 3 . 'r r I 5 . K I , 'K , 79 r I ' x X L ' ' 2 1 r ln , ' 4 KT w 1 ' 'ff L I ' ' : f , V , ' ' 3 , , I 1 I ' I I I I ' 3 , ' I , , , 1 I V . I I I ' Hut' iypwunlqsdqr HONOR CREW L A Nd N. lst Row Evamarre Wemtke Leslre Smrth ludy Yattee R semary S rth May Lynn Srrrtfr Cmdy Shehadr Bar ara S hrerder Lu a S nds 2nd Row Sue Schrader S dy W1 te hurn S r 1 Srem Carol S 1th 'Vom Sarmar Kertl Truslow Fred Savage 3rd Row Grethe Wrlc Rrchard Stamoer Brll Sward Boo Sadler Alden Srevers Nan y W cdard Ke Wags Indy VJ od Belongrng to Honor Crew rs an honor wmch many students at Drake were ah e to attarh makmg the Crew among the largest organrzatrons on campus Regurrements tor Crew membershrp are at least a B average throughoult a serrester plus the neces sary cred ts for extracurrrcular actrvrtres Honor Crew actrvrtres mcluded escortmg mcomrng frosh around the school on Freshman Qrrentat oh Day and gurdmg parents and lrrends through classrooms durrng the annual Open House The zemth ot Honor Crew a trvrtres was the CSF and Honor Crew mstallatron at whrch each member recelyed a certltrcate ot ment from Mr Harold Allrson Tannette Ialoff Advrsor il H Reynolds Stone HONOR CREW AND C.S.F. LIFE MEMBERS: Advlsor lst Row: Barbara Mayesky, Darlene Drago, Llnda Ortllnghaus, Sandra Head ley, Nancy Woodard, Marrlyn Myers, Iudy Carlton, Man Cummmgs 2nd Row: Hale Prather, Ken Wagstaff, Iohn Larkrn, 'Fred Corson, Gary Rogers, 89 4 , nw C ' ' V , I S I .- . . . I y , r' A A ' , ,f' J' K 3 4 ' . .. ' . 1 ' 3 . 9' 'I 9 O , w , ,..,, . , K ZF gg E: ',, - 5 -.,-., 'gf L -2 ' V 4 X .' r,' 'Q , 4 H! far , wk, ,I 2 'W f .u'j',,. ..Q ' C-.Q L hx ' It ' U , '- 'Qu .QQ--A' K .1 un: 1' Q 'B 'lf 3 , ew.,-z ,A . 44 'M Q no .gxs 1 X N 0 F , ' ii Q x . . i if . : 0 l l l V l 'N 'YN' Y' Y V . ', lo c . , r Lmo -. : ' . U an 'n rc' , ha or ' , S , , l ' ' c c , ri tafi, 'u or, 4. L J. 4. 1 , . X A t 4, . V , - ' A 4 , . . . 1 A . 1 L P f l. Ll 1 . H. .. XJ , Z 'J , X' x K 0 X , , '.4 , 7' X I X . V A y ? .5 r -. , R l,,5r,X Q xx , r . Xu f Gary Hall, Earll Murman v. Working as guides with Honor Crew, contributing to the Seymour Memorial Scholarship fund, at- tending the annual regional con- ference at Sacramento and the formal installation of CSF. and Honor Crew members were activi- ties carried on by the members of the '58-'59 California Scholarship Federation. To attain membership in this organization, a student is reguired to maintain an A aVerage plus necessary a tivitf points for the entire semester flj X 'un-A 31,1 SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Luray S hi me A an B CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION lst Row Roxie Collins Barbara Schneider Luray Schiewe Mari Cummings Sandra Headley Sandra Berke Norma Fong Marilyn Nault Lynne Nelson Diane Nutto Linda Allison 2nd Row lean Barley Melinda Miller Patience Merian Nan y Woodard Marilyn Myers Lila Hadley Grethe Wil: Ieannette Miller Tanya Lazar Debbie Rossrnan 3rd Row Bill Sward Steven Pratt Chris Black Gary Hall Doug Holmes Bill Rayner Alan Black Christopher Burns Michael Gregory 90 i 2 C X X 2 I . 'X . . 1. , is s XX c.1'e ' I lack. I ' I Q XY- g U- x. - , D , V F V . 'Ha 1 s , A I. .r I I' L I U' I I' I .4 I' I J ' 'ff M I E: if I I I 4 . . . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . : , , ' , P , , , , , 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 3 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 92 .Jai GAMMA SIGMA KAPPA lst Row Cu oyn ca 1 lure A er Car yn Mann Marr Cumrmngs Norma Fong Lmda Ortlrng aus Dra B J Q C1 Bef D lc Bev D S ulces Donna Krrcl ner I an Nourse 2nd Row Susan Det C1 dy Sheh o SGWGY B lce Nan y Wcoda d Lynne Nelson Sharon Kessey Mrs Arlene Toda Advtser X' The sp1r1t of servrce rnotwates Gamma Slqma Kappa all qrrl orqanl zatlon at Drake Dolnq servrce for one S school and communrty the group s motto exern pl1t1es the sp1r1t Wrth whtch members f- partrclpate rn 6Cl1V1l1GS Actrvlttes durrnq the past year ln cluded the operatron of a comb1nat1on S K of lce Q talce therr turn at mamtatnrng G S K Lost lost and fgund and Clgak yggm helplnq and Found Roorr AL F' at the annual Grape Festrval and serv mcg 1n varlous capacrtles at Parent Teacher Assocratron functrons The Junlor and senror qtrls who sur vlved the 1nlt1at1on 1n the true sp1r1t of the affau' concluded another suc cesstul year, the qroup's slxth consecu tlve one lnui' 1-1? N x , , S. , - -f l fl let: ' l o ol . .. t t A I Darlene gc e' ,cr '1 ' li-YC' s, ' 1 ni , ' .1 , C . 1 ' wezler, Nadme Zavosky Carol Franchimt Carol Spxcer, Rom Hannigan, Marilyn Nault, Marion Anderson, 'na . a 'L . ' er , c T r , T . 'i Q T. A - if f . F If Q' t yk ' . - 5 , M HV f V . , , , , L T r A , I , - - ll I r- I u ll I I I - X, 1 ' I ' V V . 1 , lf: y . Q. . , f Y- A . . . ' I . I l . , . , U A LETTERMEN CLUB in Letterrnen battle tacu ty rn annual basketball lasstc Bob lf fz enry Aov e The Lettermeh ClJD cone uded per haps tts rrtost successful year complet HBQ many acttvtt es or he oe errne of therr club and the schoo Playmo herpa t Sptr Week t'1e Letterrnen o'aced a huge D on the h1ll over ook he arfpus 'wen erected onnbstores relorese cg rherhbers ot H9 Bedwo dtootba sq GG Chtet arro cg the pro ects u dertaken by the group was he Letterrnen Leap a a e for whrch radto statton KOBY provtded the e ertatnrftent an a oroposed amen edt to the school constrtutro whlch rovtdes tor alumnl letterrnen n qood stawdmq to be ad mttted free ol charqe to Drake games Qf LETTERMEN CLUB: lst Row: Mlke Klapak, Amos Maples, Tony Scardacx, Bon Averrette, Ed Baker, Helge Bruckner, Zeke Buno schu, Bon Candray 2nd Row: Daryl Sattut, Bob Prtngle, Iohn Larkrn, Btll Collrns, Steve Blatr, Ted Carn, Earll Murman, Dlck Spackman 3rd Row: Ion Nrggeman, Fred Corson, Doug Ketron, Hale Prather, Tom Bawlzns, hm Dawson, Rxch Schwartz 93 . fi A4.. '.'x - - , . ' , x ... . 5 , 1. ' lf i - , f 15 Y' ' lt l l , 1 L A A , Y? ' ' ' , i K L A A g , A t' ov ' , , , - ' ' ' , I Q . 1 Q v+ rw? , A 1 L 1 A LL kk LL. ! ,S ' r ' . 1 B P , 1 1. A A JJ A L. 1. N lf ' . . , ' 4 X Q m l 4 .. 1 Ttlfl lf , l H . 4. , 1 If ff t , , ,Wg V W , L - K 4 gi? lf 5' k. k A' A In on K A I , ,k ,,,'-,,,,,. W Q + W Q 1 we if r mg t o l , t. t 4 wtwn X - 1 t . A r .. -.Ll,l A .. w f ' TY 1 ' f fN wx 1 . uv A 4.4 og . ., , 7- M ' , V1 , 1 'YN W, O -- r - .l tl A , .A . -Q -1 fs ll ,A tl ff 1 . ,, , , fl DC . r 5 , . . f 4 ' X W L Yll A4 1 , x C4 Y N A of dur 1 . L. E V . , : . . A C . L Tl p A 4 ' - l l . 1 Q , I p X A x , ' ' I .Q I . arff' Pythagorean Theorem provrdes drscus sror f r Math Clubbers 94 MATH CLUB MATH CLUB lst Row Mar1Cumn'1nos Sue Detwerler Norma F fx Ma yn Nault ludy Yaffee Lrnda Allrson 2nd Row Bev Drercks Ca o yn Mann Sandy Berlce Mabry Geller Kerth Trus ow Chrrs Bu ns Do or Holme Share K s ey 3rd Row Barry Mcffrough B o Sadler Bob Shaul Terry Gange Roger Sxutt L ry Andrews Paul Bodenhamer Mrs Iulre Crawford Advlser To promote lnterest rn mathematlcs 1S the purpose of the math club Delta P1 Two mock contests were held by the club to dem onstrate that math can be fun Also the annual competltlve rnathemattcs exammatrons open to the student body were sponsored by the math club A chapter membershrp 1n Mu Alpha Theta a nat1onal math orqanrzatron concluded the year . . . - T nn fm r . T Y t ' l , T r. , uv s n . e s . : , Q' , 2 .i , T , ar , , l-Toward Fleicnrnuth. T QQ, .1 fl , , za, I , a , . I ' ' I I , . Y . ' I ' A AC , . bw Keith MacNab Adviser A curious mind with a desire to know is the main requirement for membership in Drake s Science Club Encouraging interest in the varied fields of science and education the Science Club engaged in many 5.Cl1V1 ties during the year These included visiting a metallurgy exhibit at the University of California participating in the annual Science Fair and pre sentinq films from the Bell Science series to the student body Also the members themselves were shown many educational and entertaining movies Mari Cummings experiments with X rays and radiation SCIENCE CLUB SCIENCE CLUB: lst Row: Larry Andrews, Herb Meadowcroft, George Lum, Ie-rry Gange, Christopher Burns, Dale Glaser, Arthur Madsen, Terry McAtee, Nick Remer, Dennis Catey. 2nd Row: Dennis Dettmer, Barry MCGough, Steve Pratt, Reiner Ortlinghaus, Mari Cummings, Sandy Headly, Doug Holmes, Mabry Geller, Roger Skutt, Paul Bodenhamer. PEDAGOGUES INC PEDAGOGUES INC lst Row herdr HUD el Karet lwel on Sawcty Ve n Steve Pra Ruth Cherry Werner O t m aus 2nd Row n a e D Becker Sandy Wl' lan Mary Lynn Srrttlo Elle S ot lan Artlcer Kathy Skaer M les McColrt Advxsor To grve hrgh school students an opportuntty to Xplore the held of educatron a d to help them consrder rt as a possrble career are the pur poses of Pedagogues lncorporated one of the Cahfornra Educatron Clubs sponsored by the Calrfornra Teachers Assocratron and now rn tts fourth year at Drake Meeting twrce each month usu ally at a members home programs to enlarge he scope of educatron are presented 1nclud1ng guest speakers panel drscussrons and mo tron prctures MARIN SPEECH ASSOCIATION Wu 1am Hecomov n Advrsor All rnterested students are grven an opportunlty to galn experren e tn the art of speakmg through the Mann Speech Assocratron lnltrated th1s year the Mann Speech ASSOCIGIIOH holds contests ID drtferent areas of speech and drama rncludrng orator1cal and dra rnatrcal rnterpretatlon or1g mal speeches and humor 96 MARIN SPEECH ASSOCIATION rf-P Ist Row He1d1 Hubbell Iohn Rechtfertrg Sue Schrager 2nd Row Nels Larsen Ioan Nourse Pat Iohnson Bob Shaul I o s , ' A Hffll KIII 1 ' ' I l I . L: K ' ' 'hh a ' A l 0 g ' , V-1 n . , ., , . . s I . N Q l , I ' , ,xus,.ft I . t X ' , S' , H . .l I - I , , I f I - I , . I N , L . 1 .. 1 . Y-' fe Y 'iq A an ,Q ' ' . AJ I, I C' , . un: , tl. I - - 1 ' FY ' f 4 W , , ,r rr.on'. zondyot, lane 'I , 1 , .er ., A ,. A. , n c,t toe , . P' I W an H-' 7 J' IL A ' I I ,LEX I 'Il ., r - x Xxx . 1 ' I' ' ' I .x X .-1, Y QF. v - f I lc , ' , ., -. 1 . Q J f 4- I 2 Q - . J' U . . , A . . C I , 1 A ' Q I fx A . , . :- ,-if f , X ' ' .. ' 'F' ' rf. ,A.. . ' ' M? I . 1 . ' v ga ' '- A ' , .1 - ' ' If -' .Q7 f . . , . 3 1 ' : , , . : ' I f I . INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB 4-5 M1 hael Lope Advtser ,41 'wtllc z r 'c I ii' Ken Wagstatt Expertment m lnternatronal Ltvrng Sandy Berke Alden Srevers Norma Fong AFS candtda es Brll Rayner AFS Exchange Student Carol Franchrm Frank Barley AFS Candrdates INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB lst Row Hate Prather B l Rayne Fred C rsoft 2nd Row Suzanne l.eCoun enWodEr1aMaral a Jau hero Hubbell lenmter Ktng 3rd Row Mr l.o z S e Detwe '1 NVlc arol Ca as ludy Duto y rt F Adams Ga1lSm1t't Share Kess y K rm S lnternattonal Frtendshrp Cub arns to better relattonshtps between 'te countrtes of the world One ot the mam ttems m the ,to s program IS to asstst the Amen a F e d Servlce program through whtbh a run ror from Drake IS able to spend a sam mer l1v1ng wtth a tamrly abr ad On Unrted Natlons Day Qctober 24 the group sponsored an lnterrtattonal Day when students came to school rn na ttonal costumes The members are also worklng to b tld up a letter exchange wlth students m varrous parts of the world Throughout the year the club had several speakers who had erther come from or Vtstted forergn Countrtes a d a number ot movtes relatmg to mter a tronal ltvmg were shown 97 1- ,fl , ' M 4 , I . I ffl at I2 A.,-,. i K . Q ' f K. 4 .. , l , 1' Al ll O - I' I :D D G ' ' fix, ' 4 , ' 1 ' . ' A , K , - - . . I- s ' 5 1 ' ' Q Q 1 5. . Q S, , . ' . ,.. I T I ,f f 92 I ji X I 'AI . . I 'I : . , xr. . r, o t, : . t . ' Y 'L , -- vl , X .l - .' ' 'v I a. o I r. o t C , ...nd O.t..nt h ts Be: Boom, Marnyn Naut A ' ' . ,. ,, , , ,l 'Nffsf f- w , , . . fic , LI UST, xJr.::t. c I V 'I' 'N x.. If- AV- ,Mer flew- ' C m , t n 4. ri. armer, Steve Ffa.. bore.. Y,,..,3s.-us foe , .Q 1, . rt . e fa A ninth, C z .1 'UlN4.l Y -gr 1- . sum l - -.X 4,3 , A r I f A..z,,,X.n ' ' I L, V X v K J AA I 4 -X Y I mn , , I A 54 H14 L . C fl l 1 K H- ' I Ak 'fi w A l :Q IIx.A l ' N -1 so - ' ' o I . 2 5 . , ,i : 1 f 95 . . . - . I I tw' , u , , N I s., A ,I Q 1 1 ' , H ., . t t 1 . H - I . . - , I , 1 f ' - ' I ' I . - Q ' I Robert Prather Advrser A prcture 1S worth a thousand Words Practrcmq thrs phrlos ophy amrdst an array ot trlpods enlarqers and flash bulbs the members of Focus Fnends en deavor to capture all aspects of Drake sp1r1t Armed Wrth cam eras and trlm the Frrends may be seen at most school tunctrons Because of these act1v1t1es the amateur shutterbuqs often make rmportant contrrbutlons to the 1OLLY ROGER and BUCCA NBER ln addltron to p1ctor1al contrl butrons protrts made from the sale of speclalty shots taken at dances and other extra currrc ular dCl1V1l19S are used to add equlpment to the photography department ELECTRONICS CLUB FOCUS FRIENDS FOCUS FRIENDS lst Row Clark Morrrson B1llThe1le Dale Glaser Donna Holrn Chrls Burns 2nd Row Bru e Franchrnr Gary Hagemann Dean Glaser ELECTRONICS CLUB Mllton lohnson Advlser Furthermq an lnterest rn elec tr1c1ty and the Wonders con nected wlth 1t Was the a1rr1 of the newly formed electronrcs club Lackmg m mernbersh1p the club remarned rather 1nact1Ve durmq the year 98 lst Row Dale Glaser Andy Cockburn 2nd Row Ietf Yates B111 Thelle Carl Lago as ' . x N I f qi P aFf'ffyr1'1'-tri I ' II 1 u ' ' I fr . . . 1 gr ' f I . Il I Il ' ' ' - . : c ' ', , , - ff - ff lerry Gange, Arthur Madsen, Daryl Sattui. I I I II I II I . . . - - Bl 3-l I -4 I fl v , , to . ' x ' Q L, 4 I I : , . : ' DELTA ALPHA KAPPA DELTA ALPHA KAPPA: lst Row: Marylee Harrington, Donna Larsen, Norma Fong, Bev Bordi, Marilyn Nault, Sandy McLaughlin, Kay Kincaide, Betty Beck, Art Chatham. nd Row: Gregg Baskin, Irene Fuselli, Lenona Holt, Ruth Cherry, Nancy Rogers, Maifvn Miller, Michele Meyer. lfatny Skaer, Aura Walsh. Deck the halls with any- thing in the art room, should be the slogan oi the Drake art club, Delta Alpha Kappa, an energetic organi- zation which has contributed much to campus spirit. Furthering their practical as well as their esthetic spir- it ot art, the thirty members , participated in field trips, Q ' represented Drake through art exhibits and created Ige Rooney clever Christmas decora- Adviser tions for the office-all un- der the leadership of Mr. loe Rooney. Making publicity posters is one of many art club activities. 99 The newly-formed skin diving club, dubbed the Drake Sharks, began its iirst year of activities under the advisership oi Mr. Norman Goldstein, physiology teach- er. The purpose of the club is to teach safety rules oi skin diving to its members and to promote the opportunity for interested students to learn something about the Norman Goldstein Sporl itself- Adviser Activities included guest speakers at club meetings who discussed skin diving and its eguipment and who showed movies. Skin divers demonstrate their equip- ment to Drake students. DRAKE SHARKS DRAKE SHARKS: lst Row: Rosemary Smith, Nancie Rideout, Shannon Cassin, lill Titus, Rein Cahill, Ray Pfennig, Arnie Weaver, Carol Corwin, Bob Hansen. 2nd Row: Ioe Adams, Iohn Detweiler, Mike Proctor, Al Pepe, Ed Douglas, Paul Condit, Gene Andrews, Iohn Hemingway, Bill Rayner, Buzz Brown, Robert Sartorio. 3rd Row: Loren Youngclaus, Ken Crist, David Abbott, Dan Bordner, Richard Robinson, Bill Hudson, Bob Bohanna, lim Dawson, Neil Cunningham, Bill Fischer, Ierry Cvange, Paul Smith. ' 100 5,124 'L' 1. 'ra ' A 'tv A PEP CLUB: lst Row' lud Annes Shirlie Eastman Mar Ann Hanly Ianine Ducheiri Mary Amos Verle Sorgen Adviser A X99 If . 5-X. x . y , , y . , , i i, , Sandy Krolle, ludy Dufton, Nikki Sorich, Peggy Lxlienthal, Sue Buehn, Sondra Dennis Roni Hannigan. 2nd Row: Carolyn Caletti, Dee Dee Wehrheim, Lynn Thall, Mary Nelson, Cindy Shehadi, Gail Smith, Bobby Eox, Rosalie Harper, Carol Smith, Alice Ludditt, Katy Breneznen Carol Bcgliclc. 3rd Row: Kathy Wentz, Ieannette Miller, Icy Iacotisen Sharon Kessey, Carol Lindenbaum, Linda Morgan, Linda Maiesky, Wendy lohnston, ludy Crevier, Iudy Carlton, Donna Beckman, Kathy Bohanna, Ellen Ahola. Nadine Zavcsky. 4th Row: Sue Costa, Kay Pritchard, Bobbie Hcuser, Dinah Hash, Ioyce Miller, Sandy McLaughlin, Diane Becker, Shannon Cassin, Marilyn Myers, Carolyn Pelto, Marcia Sand1dge, Barbara Bock, Sue Detweiler, Lelia Ewing. A strange, very conta- gious disease, Piratitis, is spreading. The members of the Pep Club seem to be the main carriers of the incur- able disease. An over- whelming display of the symptoms such as making posters, selling pom-pons and cheering, were exhib- ited all year by the Pep Club. With a total membership of over lOO coeds, the Pep Club, afflicted with Piratitis, represents a mighty power in school activities. A weird effect of this dis- ease is that it is enjoyed by all its victims, and thanks to the efforts of the Pep Club, it is chronic among most of the student body. +V' .. PEP CLUB: lst Row: Sandy Veblen, Nancy Wehrheim, Charlotte Pearce, Yvonne Gavre ludy Dufton, Darlene Drago, Penny Price, lean Barley, ludy Mlood, Kay Par- meter, Barbara Majesky. 2nd Row: Sue Hageman Carol Wloodwcrth, Sue Young, Pat Merian, Kathy Fisher, lo Ann Bickards Sandy Winterburn, Sharon Siem, Barbara Hessin, Gail The-ller, Barbara McNeil, Sue Sandidge. 3rd Row: Nancy Woodard, Sandy Truax, Sharon Dennis Margaret Cechettini, Carol Franchini, Iill Hart, Lynne Nelson, loss Bootliby, Carcl Hunt, Sandy Nelson. Darby Gorman, Bosallie Sperlino. 4th Row: Sue Darnell, Carolyn Sattui. Carolyn Mann, Iill Titus, Pat lohnscn, Sue Geller Mary Lou Pederson, lulie Ager, Karen Nelson, Pam Powell, Fran Brett, Eleanor lensen, Sue McBride, Boxte Collins. PEP CLUB 101 41' ,sf SPIRIT QUEENS DraneN1cola1 Attendant Car tPar1s1 Queen Sue Buet MAJORETTES The beat of a drum a flood llghted fleld mtrrcate formatron the cheermg crowd the Drake majorettes lead the band marchrng rhythm The matorettes helped to am plrfy Drake sp1r1t Wrth therr hrgh stepprng formatrons and flashmg green and Whrte Plrate unrforms Led by head manorette Lynne Nelson were Rosemary Kommel Sharon Kessey lean Lyons and Sue MacDonald Under the supervlsron of Mr I Perry Smrth the glrls pre sented a change of pace at half tlme Wtth therr sprrrted perform ances MAIORETTES: rt Attendant Accordlng to tradt t n a queen s chosen each year to presrde over Brg Game act1v1t1es Thrs year beautrful Carol Partsr and her attendants Sue Buehn and Drane Nrcolar were nomrnated by the football sguad and elected by the student body Carol was crowned at a nlght rally pre cedlng the Redwood Drake game and relgned throughout the game from her seat aloft a whrte El SPIRIT QUEENS Sharon Kessey, Rosemary Kommel, Lynne Nelson, lean Lyons, Sue 102 MacDonald io , i ,ff ' ' ' an L 1 C5 Q7 ' ' U A -Qty L ix b 1. f 2 -' - 1' Q A y . 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XB xfvh -'hp .nn -mx ' in CHOIR CHOIR lst Row Barbara Bundschu loan Rloketts Irll Hotchkm Kathy DeMaestr1 Drane Ray Claudra Mon gomery Marrlyn Kascel 2nd Row Margaret Strarght Carolyn Chase Srgrrd Moeller Carrle Gverly Prrlclco Drxon Sandy Sherman Grd How Ron1l-lanmgan Charlotte Mulholland Iaclcre Wrlson Nan y Evans lohn Larkln Garl Smrth 4th Row Grace D1 lcson Cllff Carrtck Donna K1r hner Glenn Reznor D Advrser U Q45 Both the A Cappella Cholr and the Pep Band carrred on a flurry of act1v1t1es durmg thrs school year The cholr presented the annual Chnstmas program to the student body a Chrrst mas program open to the publrc and partrcrpated rn a musrc festrval at the College of Pacrflc Drakes Pep Band sport PEP BAND lnq QT9911 vests and Whlte 1stRow Iohn Rechtfertrg Bruce Hubbell Lynne Nelson Clrff Carrlck Mel Sl'11I tS S-I'1l'1dI1CGd Splflf dl all Drckson Harold Kalkwart 2nd Row Bob Ingram Iudy Horst Glynn Gregory the homo football and has Mabry Geller George Dowme Ken Comb 03 1 ketball games DRILL TEAM y fear A v vgg.f i,t1ir,, One hundred fifteen girls clad in the green and white uniform of Drake's drill team performing during half-time at each football game presented an im- pressive sight for the spectators. These girls, directed by Miss Barbara Levin and Mr. l. Perry Smith, practiced their intricate routines for many hours after school. But the long hours of re- It PGYYY Smlfh Barbara I-'Wm hearsal paid off well in the end, for praise poured in from friends, specta- tors and the local press after each per- formance. Performing in a student body rally topped off the season for the Drill Team whose spirit rousing activities are be coming tradition Adviser Adviser DRILL TEAM lst Row Pat lohnson Carol Woodworth Mary Lee Sclnnerder Sandy Patten Pam Parker Sue Costa Lorelyn Young claus Nancy Wehrheim Sandy Coleman Donna Kirchner Sharon Walden Sandy Krelle 2nd Row Carolyn Walden K ren Dunning Al ce Ludditt Mary Lou Pederson Hannah Olson Karen Nelsen Lou Davis Sandy Whelan Deborah Br wn Carol Fowler Darlene Drago ludy Denning 3rd Row Anna Palmer Bea Chatham Betty Chatham Mary Ne on Mary A'n Yvonne Gavre Earline Hazzard Donna Hartley Shirley Briggs Iulie Ager ludy Yaffee 4th Row Roni Han igan Peggy Lilienthal Mary Ann Hanly lean Sperrugia Shirley U Ben Bonnie Cutler Fran Brett Shirlie East Margaret Straight Cra e Di kson Charlotte Pearce Katy Brenemen Marlyn Watson Deloris Landberg Nikki Sorich Sth Row Carolyn Manr' Ann Sheehan Sandy Veblen Shelia Brog oli Sandy Sherman Penni Farina Sharon Hool I r ie Bos D r s Sch agl Pat Sledge Sandy Truax 7th Row Sue Young Sharon Mi ligan Sharon Hueg Iane Davis Butn Smith Iani e Catey Mary Lou Locati Karen Schmidt Paula Metzner Darby Gorman Sharon Dennis 81h Row Annette Burge lune Butch Lelah Ewing Lora Lee Cherrioan lean Barley Dinah Hash Pam Powell Ianine Duchein Ellen Scott Cfrethe Wik ludy F1tzC1erald Margarita Davalos 9th Row Carolyn Sattui Lynn Farmer Sue Darnell Carol Spicer Donna Hadley Donna Manuel Kristin Ives Sharon Smiley Sue Hageman Rita Sturm Barbara Bundschu Bobbie Fox Susan Madsen 'IO4 1 : 1 A , ii I 1 1 1 1 ' fi A lx i A . , V , I A A I V I I , 0 -1 I , A ' . 1 , , , is , i os, ' X ' ' ' , : A l 'nh ' V I I V V I I l L I I I . - man, Ianet Butler, Carolyn Chase, Linda Griffin. Sth Row: Maureen Brady, Cecilia Burns, Ianene Deardorff, Dinny Bloom, 1 ' C C I A I I I I I V I I ' : ' 'I I 1 V V1 I 1 l I I e in' o i , l . - '1 ' ' l I C I ' ' ' . : I 4 1 1 1 1 A ' V A I V V I I V I I V fx 'FFS --' fx 65 rs A BAND Malorettes Sharp Kess y R sen ary Kornmel Lynne Nelson Iean Lyons sue MacDonald lst Row Rohm Larnps n N R1de at D 3 Aoarr B1ll Massara 2nd Row M Go drnan Bru elluhbel' Kathy Saxton Doud Wahl Iohn Sward 3rd Row Iudy Forst L la Hadley Mrke R1 ketts I hn Farra Ron Evans 4th Row B 'J Kr lak Georde Down1e L1'1dy P plow I hn Mooney Iohn Rechtferto Sth Row Doug Meyer Dav1d Aldo B1ll Ada s Allen Sfn1th Iean W1neoarden 6th Row Glynn Gregory Mel D1 ksor1 Haro1d Ka1kwar Ken et'1 WIQGIUQ Maory Geller 7th Row PaulSrn1th Low ell MoN1Col Steven Pratt Boh lngrarn BAND Perx o Peermq dow o to he ootoa 1 he at ha t t me otoa sp tators Watched a arqe oand rnarchmq 1 adenoe W th the1r ownna s lnsoro pwasno e other than the agree and wh1te oa'1d ot o1r l:TdPC1S Drake l-hon Tae oa d aooornpawe Drake s tamed Dr1ll Team on the qr1d1ron playmq spmted tu es and rnarohmq rout1nes Y1 tune to drum rhythm Followmq the1r dCllV1l1GS durmq football seaso If tne band prepared and pre sented a sprmq concert n the L1ttle Theater 105 The Drake Band struts onto the held at na t1me 'r SPCJRTS SL 'unmll' K w - 2 ' 1 f Er I?-nu uf' X X 5 X 1 I N I ,R 5 r f 0 , f 4541 109 fi Robert Franceschini Coach Carl Brown Coach VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1958 Drake Varsity, although tailing to break into the win column, did themselves proud by their never say die spirit while living up to true Drake tradition with an all-out effort in every game. Cutmanned, but never outtought, the small, 27 man sguad, which was sometimes reduced to 17 due to in- juries, came close to winning on several occasions only to fall by the wayside, largely because of its lack of manpower. Perhaps the brightest portion of the season was the last three games in which the Pirates lost to Santa Rosa, 13-7, on a last quarter splurgeg San Rafael, 39-27, the highest total scored against the Bulldogs all year, and to Redwood, l2-7, when the green machine was vic- timized by the clock. . 3 0 . 2 , o K l Ff'X , .Y Co-Captains: Richard Schwartz, Ronald Averiette. Varsity Managers: Eric Hyman, Danny White, Karl Klenz. First Row: Ron Averiette, Frank Divita, Mike Smith, Tom Sannar, Zeke Bundschu, Tim Collins, Paul Ramhke, Ron Candray, Ken Ray. Second Row: Ed Clahan, Helge Bruckner, Warren Miller, Robert Connelly, Ed Baker, Doud Bock, Iohn Ziegler, Bill Simpson, Keith Chapman. Third Row: lim Acheson, Rich Schwartz, Alden Sievers, Fred Corson, Pat Clancy, Daryl Sattui, Paul White, Dick Spackrnan, Bud Smith. 'I 'I 'I O DB Dave LeBeck lack Abendschan Co-Captain -HT-,fr g. . 7 ,uw A' . ,l r 'fag fri 3. i 1. .li ities Morris Shepherd Coach This year's lunior Varsity smashed its way to the first undefeated lunior Varsity sea- son in Drake history. Coached by Morris Shep- herd and Len Fitzgerald, the l.V.'s opened the season by thumping Novato and con- tinued their winning ways until meeting Vallejo when they were held for a 13-13 tie. But the junior Pirates bounced right back with strong victor- ies over Tam, Montgomery and Napa. They concluded their season with a l2-l2 tie with San Ra- fael, giving them a final record of five wins, no losses and two ties. J v Foo1BALL 1 , 3 ,g 1 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: dl ' 'ul k , - 6 4 1 at at V AJ it'i2tt??t B lst Row: Don Dearmond, Gene Andrews, Iim Shepherd, Lou Ramsay, Brad Smith, Ed Smith, Rich Stamper Mike Proctor, Doug Boix, Nino Geminiani, lack Abendschan. 2nd Row: Bill Iohnson, lack Wisler, Mike Bresnan, Scott Moriarty, Iohn Simontacchi, George Benoit, Dave LeBeck, Karl Glass, Paul Brossier, George Picken, Bill Gies. 3rd Row: Iohn Hemingway, Mark Scott, Gary Schlueter, Warren Miller, Bob Riordan, Frank Barley, Bill Collins, Ken Peck, lohn Ziegler, Ed Banahan, Bob Whelan, Russ Honeyman. H3 i J ...,,...,. . ,.-f f.-If ,..e -A -.: ' --. .- ,-- , v' . . , -, - , .- ' T .4 'T' ,nw K- h - saxrwil in -At A, 'xx .V J ui , ,Qx 4, W FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: -. -4 -W' Q., J LJ lf' Q'-,-ng-'O Jr.. :? ' 'j ' . .4 Cl- ' , -K-4-+,,,, Q , -fa-,-.1-,, a ' ,i if ' ...-f- I-, vw 'ef' . Q- ,-Aux, -Q J., at .'.'l f.,, .. Q . y lst Row: Steve Nicol, Dave Manuel, Mike Crean, Kelly Scott, Loyd Stasiowski, Don Baker, Ned Ongaro, Bob Harrison Dale Thompson, Steve Purcell, Iohn Mandler, Larry Kline, Dennis Wagner, Rich Bottini, Glynn Gregory, Ted Munkres 2nd Row: Coach Paul Smith, Manager Howard Salkin, Roy Phillips, Mike Young, Dick Wisler, Doug Woods, Laddie Rich ardson, Mike Tadlock, Ron Piask, lohn Fox, Fred Schultz, lim Sannar, Bob Hermsmeyer, Tink Ward, Bill Foti, Buzz Brown, Dennis White, Dick Cohn, Iohn Miller, Ed Banfield, Manager Hunter Williams, Manager Ralph Camiccia, Coach Gordon Chan. , i 41, Q ' W., W t ,, 46 il - A? if . . ll , , CMN: A-bg' A ll , .IV 4 'fl AID' 'QV 15 L I J. , Q ,e--J ,img 4 zt,,.,,,,. -- has TJ - G ' fr... ' -ef ,--, f 92. rs. as-51 VX 1 jf-his ' as ' 5 .1 it if ' lx f Paul Smith Gordon Chan Coach Coach FROSH FOOTBALL A delighted gleam must come into the eye of every Drake football fan when he gazes upon this year's Frosh football team. Boasting the heaviest team in Frosh history, the Well-coached Buccaneers, under Mr. Gordon Chan and Mr. Paul Smith, Walked off with the unofficial Marin County Frosh Championship for Xthe seg:- ond COI'1SeCLlllVG SGGSOTI. ' ' 21' fxlkd 5 T 4-45 . . 1 ' l 2. . . ,, All Rich Bottini Glynn Gregory Co-Captain Co-Captain 4-op lohn Giesea Captain Albert Lavin Coach C BASKETBALL Lack of height and experience plagued a rather unsuccessful but hard-playing C basketball team, coached by Mr. Albert Cappy Lavin. Though the C's were never victorious, they gained experience which will be valuable for playing in future years. The C's lost many of their games by small margins often leading throughout most of a game only to be defeated' in the final minutes. Pine team work was displayed by the starting team: lohn Giesea, Steve Bennett, Brad Busch, Don Hopper and Harry Sullivan. ' l if C BASKETBALL: lst How: Don Hopper, Bill Sward, Howard Holt, Phil Hiaring. 2nd Row: Harry Sullivan, Brad Busch, Bob Cain, lohn Giesea, Tom Harriman. 'IIS Mi' 6 Although faced with a bleak season, the varsity basketball team under Coach Bob Fitzhenry molded itself into one of the top teams in the North Bay League. Working hard to perfect themselves, the Pirates ran up against stiff competition from the more experienced San Francisco schools: consequently, their practice rec- ord Was not too impressive. After whipping Montgomery 50-36 in their first league game, the Pirates developed into a smooth- Working unit and completed a successful league season. VARSITY BASKETBALL EL' Bob Fitzhenry Coach S., . ,Q K it i T' A - ' D y'f,e1f , 'H . 'yd-K+, ff . Captain: Dan Giles ,A gerjf L M. gm, Ziff 'D 21? F- iffy is 'fm 4-ffprfs 1 2'-f Tv -F if A ,g , 15 Jin VARSITY BASKETBALL: xl 1 'T . S., I Q Kd ,J ' 'Jin lst Row: Mike Klapak, Dick Llewellyn, Herb Meadowcroft, Amos Maples, Bud Smith, Ed Clahan, Larry Thompson. 2nd Row: Dan Giles, Dick Spackman, Geoff Harris, Barry MCGough, Daryl Saitui, Chuck Schumacher, Alden Sievers, Mickey Horn. 7 B BASKETBALL: lst Row: Rich McCamish, Gary lones, Mike Bresnan, Dave Christian, Ralph Pepe. 2nd Row: Tim Collins Bill Krelle, lohn Larkin, Tom Sannar, Ted Cain, Mervyn Mihan, Bruce Feldmeyer. . .M V: 't 1 5. J X f if F t , , , . 2. .' 3 rg- 1, w X . 1 , tiff' 1 'M With a final 27-25 victory over arch-rival Redwood, the B basketball team cap- tured third place in North Bay League competition with a 7 win-5 loss record. Hampered by lack of height, the B's lost several games by very small mar- gins to the much taller city teams. In league play, the team improved itself considera- bly but again often lost by one or two points. How- ever, at the end of the sea- son the B team had compiled a record which merited them a third place in the N.B.l.. Carl Brown Coach Captain: Bruce Feldmeyer Q pt if? M B BASKETBALL 4? F, - J ii,??EW:ttfa?It t if'Q f5 A V HU ' -1 12.-ll k r, ., 1. --M. ,ke-me 22, ,KQV fgisgrmgj I-, hgfifrysa .5323 im t .gg-1? --Q3'fty.Y.g, JV BASKETBALL Wt Captam Irm Shepherd Cappy Lavm Coach The 1958 basketball season began wlth a new team and a new coach on the scene at Drake The neophyte Junlor varslty strengthened by the acldmon of several men down from varslty fought the-rr way to an even season The squad under Coach Cappy Lavln was hampered by a lack of he1qht and no conslstent scorers Coach Lavm commented W1th our determmatlon and hustle we were able to over come our chsadvantaqes and faults IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL lst Row: Lynn Gallagher, hm Shepherd, Steve Anderson, Ed Smlth, Gary Schlueter, Brad Smlth, lack Abendschan Tom Prmgle 2nd Row: Nels Larsen, Stan Chapman, Warren Mxller, Bxll Colllns, Blll Hudson, Nell Cunnlngham, Ed H9 Ranahan I I ' I I I II 1 4 1 + H ff . . . 3. I' , u I 'x ' fell., 'j. V , F. .K l '. . ' -V ,1 ,, l 'I 1 ' C, 4 J . , .' 'V 'f-- ' . te' ',','K,'v'.','-F'-'. . 4 3. , . 355,--qg,-' t 1 Q V1 f -I-Y , 'tip . I - 2-132 ' . I Q. f nl . P3 if ' , -he -,-,.peg,:, ,, fi ,, .. 4- A , . nv X . 'l 5 X- , . . Verle Sorgen Coach FROSH BASKETBALL Drake's treshman basketball team, under the direction oi Coach Verle Sorgen, fielded one of the smallest teams in frosh history. This tact Worked to their disadvantage throughout the season, and the trosh team lost many of its games by small margins. Although not compiling an outstanding season record, the trosh showed desire, speed and ability which promises to aid the B and l.V. teams of the future. FROSH BASKETBALL lst Row Bob Harrison Brad Busch Phil I-lianng Fred Savage Dan Fisher Tinker Ward Robert Sarturo Keith Truslow Iohn Fox Robert Drernisse 2nd Row Dennis White Don Baker Lloyd Stasiowskx Rich Bottini Doug Archer hm Sannar B1llFOl1 Steven Purcell Ronnie Wilson Bob Schultz Dave Manuel Rickie Metz 0 . 0 0 - . , . . 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , ' ' , ' - . 1 . 1 . f ' ' 1 1 1 1 , . , y . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . Ki' I . X. FALL TENNIS: lst Row: Bob Schultz, Robert Diernesse, Dan Fisher, Mike Casci. 2nd Row: Malcolm Macon- dray, Eric Grissel, Robert Young, Fred Savage. N, , -' - ti ' f 'F' .. ' ,f. H ,J-W.. LQAW V 'Q ii f 3 ' 3 r A F , 3 , 1 1 1 .1 I ,:7 ', Ji' loe Rooney Coach Drake's golfers started this year's com- petition by beating Balboa, then were momentarily stunned by Vallejo and a strong Lincoln team. North Bay League golf matches are scored with one point for low score on the first nine holes, one on the second nine and one final point for the lowest total score after 18 holes. loe Rooney's racket swingers, although not leading the league, gained experience that will undoubtedly terrorize opposing teams in the future. GOLF .,... ... -, 1 --f tai' if SPRING TENNIS: lst Row: Dan Fisher, Bob Schultz, Malcolm Macondray Eric Grissell. 2nd Row: Don Baker, Don Trottier, Fred Savage, Robert Diernesse. TENNIS GOLF: lst Row: Doug Dever, Ierry Citti, Bruce Hubbell. 2nd Row: Tom Pringle, Ierry Price, Paul Brossier, Ralph Pepe. gif? Y .563 'QA ' I '-151'-'far ' . if.. , get v ' f0f?1'.r ' - -TSM? my tggfff' - 3!15'3r'gg'?3 . my r ,fP.ii58we 'frm gr e . W' cw:-lff H -J. . N . f - '1.-we W, 6.33. Y N .sit ,, W'- AKA George Corson Coach .5 ,, 5,1if:'-- .X . QQ g -1 i f Possessing an even mixture of sopho mores, juniors and seniors, the 1959 varsity baseball team displayed depth, potential and ability for this season and the future. Following three defeats in early play, the team won both ends of a doubleheader in theu'founh and hhh gmnesforthe HIM double win in the history of the school. The varsity nine made an excellent showing in the Marin County tournament at Alberts Field after which Coach Corson predicted an improved team and a highly successful league season. VARSITY BASEBALL 1'-W' 'W A ,y vvv 'vw , - fr - L' Sgfoggf-eff M gg, ' Y . VARSITY BASEBALL: 1stRow: Ed Clahan, Dave Christian, Dick Llewellyn, Iohn Larkin, Gary Iones, Lou Ramsey. 2nd Row: Nino Geminiani, Rick Galasi, Vince Pallavicini, lim Acheson, Tom Sannar, Mike Bresnan, Robert Silvey. 3rd Row: Dick Spackman, Nels Larsen, Rich Schwartz, Pete Dardis, Scott Moriarty, Keith Chapman, Paul White. 'I2 l t 1 4 X. ,XX 4. Q , o XX 4, 'O It ' ' 3 , . M.-4 r . 'gpm ., A V ' f W a ' - ' 4. Ira, I .1 ., is 1 --1' K. 1, , , , .- F ,. ,.. ' ' .. ,ef , ' , ,W .. A, ,,. ' ' v , . ru V ,, .. - 1 ' si V .. . 4 . ,pa ' Q Y , Q 4 H ,MQ ,,-'V . , x .. , , , ,... 1 - ... . t 4 . . ..- - , r ' ' '-c.r s4'-4-191 ,. Air' ' - ' ,.. - V Q.: 1 ,,, V 1-1 - ' , , C'est la vie- 1 I IBM Automation? 4 ,V I, ' L' 4 at ...Q lt, 1 .. . f' ' , 1--,wav v Screwball! me 4' ' Varsity Baseball Manager: Karl Klenz Practice makes perfect. of 1' -L , 24 JV BASEBALL Verle Sorgen Coach Drakes I V baseball squad under Coach Verle Sorqen d1s played the potentlal that w1ll make the tumor vars1ty a team to be reckoned wlth accordmq to many observers The squad was bolstered early 1n the season by the addrtron of several players from the varslty Coach Sorqen expressed hope for a vrctonous season and the de velopment of a stronq varslty club for next year I V BASEBALL XLLLLL. lst Row Dennls Gerughty Steve Bennett Tom Harnman Dlck Stull Al GIZZI lack Abendschan 2nd Row Bob Hum h B bl p rey o ngram Glenn Wentz Steve Anderson hm W1Hdf1ClC 3rd How Stan Chapman Pete P l E o1t1 d Ranahan Brll Hudson Iohn Ztegler Russ Honeyman I - . 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A ll ,n i :, nf- .... . .,, 11, f I' n ' , X l I A f l, c , C t t - , ' . 1 Q 1' l-:Dx . ,I X X 4 I O an 4 The Job ot a frosh baseball coach involves taking a group of eager inexperienced boys and developing in them the ability to play high school baseball Coach Bob Franceschmi ac complished this Job and his frosh club promised to show outstanding skill and team Work during its league season Coach Franceschini com mented The team works well together and promises to be a definite asset to the I V and Varsity teams in the future FROSH BASEBALL Manager Mark Noon Ti Q Bob Francheschini Coach 5f4!X'f FROSH BASEBALL lst Row Steve Nicol left Dunning Greg Umphenour Kirk Edison Tinker Ward Ron Wilson Fred Gunn Rich Wisler. 2nd Row Iohn Fox Ken Schmidt Mike Tadlock Mike McGarr lohn Grey Howard Salkin Mike Crean Karry Kline Laddie Richardson Phil Hiaring. 3rd Row: Charles Terzian Keith Meldon Ron Sater Bob Harrison Lloyd Stasiowski Dennis White Brad Bush Steve Purcell Ron Piasck Milande Ronden-Pos. VARSITY SWIMMING Swimrninglvlanagerz Gregg Baskin VARSITY SWIMMING: D N., n-'bl' 7 fp The varsity swimming team began its season against what appeared to be unsurmountable odds. Only eight boys had turned out for the team and the coach, Bob Fitzhenry, was in the hospital with a back operation. However when Coach Carl Brown took over for Coach Fitzhenry and several other swimmers joined the team, the outlook was better. The team went on to surprise everyone by win- ning most ot its early meets and breaking several school records. Coach Brown and his team found a highly successful swimming season. NT -84 X 1stRow: Rich McCamish, lim Dawson, Bill Dyer, Iohn Sward, Ion Niggeman, Doug Wahl. 2nd Row: Geoff Harris, Norbert Murray, Zeke Bundschu, Mervwlviihan, Pete Sagues, Bob Carl Brown Pringle, Tony McCord. I 26 Coach A Bob Fitzhenry Coach I I is -f ' B SWIMMING: au, lst Row: Rich Bottini, Ray Robinson, lim Borger, Dick Sathre, Iohn Detweiler, Craig Lorenzen, Iohn Gaylord. 2nd Row: Roger Duhem, Dave Vilas, Gary Rivara, ,Dave Rogers, Earll Murrnan, Denny Smith, Rick Metz, Paul Smith. 3rd Row: lim Zell, George Benoit, lohn Mclficker, Russ Ketron, Pat Meherin, Bill Barnes, Bob Yager, Mike Fitzpatrick, Vern Smith. Although hampered by the loss of many lettermen to Redwood, the Drake B swimming team recruited several freshmen and sopho- more mermen who prom- ised to successfully fill in the gaps. In early competition the B's were very success- ful and even established several new records. Coach Brown commented, Our boys show desire and a willingness to work that is characteristic of a cham- pionship team. And they're off! B SWIMMING J ,Q at Fly boy' 7 VARSITY TRACK 151 Row Ken Chflgf Barry MQ-Gough M1ke Gallagher Helge Bruckner B1llColl1ns Don Dearmond Doug Ketron lohn Greene 2nd Row Nelson Maxwell Bob Connelly Alden S1evers Herb Meadowcroft Hale Prather Ron Candray Amos Maples 3rd Row Ned Ongaro Ted Munknes Doug Maguxre Steve Bla1r M1ke Kalpak Brll Krelle Doug Bock Terry Farber Bob Powell Ken Combs Many returnlnq lettermen and rmproved B trackmen served to bolster the sp1r1ts of 1959 thrnclads as they be gan warmrnq up for the1r com ln the1r f1rst meet of the year the trackmen further bolstered the1r hopes by slauqhterlnq Redwood 93 20 Great depth db1l1lY and team Sp1I'1l Were character1st1c of the team Whrch accordlnq to onlookers seemed Cham Moms Shepherd plonshlp bound However as Coach Coach Shepherd remarked Other teams are also strong th1s year and only tlme Wlll e VARSITY TRACK E225 Wt . . : ' I , I I I I I . . I ' ' I I I I I . . . I V ' . I I I I . 1 I 1 . - 1 Il Il . . 'WL' lflq SGGSOH. . . 1 ,,f l . R . I 4 . . . Q7 I I I - ' I I ll If I . t ll I 1 . . EAA! Up Up and Over 1 lf Once over hghtly --be-Af KR. 'Qi P '-r Monoped Mmke and Hustlm Herb 'T www TRACK W 4 CANDIDS 9 . A .FH J I Fi fl R L pw e 4 ,I 5 - - 4 :KF-.rib FQ:-'l.Q,, un 1, ' I ' ,ja-A J, 21' I- I . A.. J' 94 A my QQ . fb Y 1, N A ' Com1ngMother. I ,' i 'I' -Y we I! b -Ng ugvz , ET- . U . I jf' . Q- . H ll.: n. N ' . - X - 3- ' v X . I l -I x , r K . LF ex , l .. tx, gi?-6 'fsun' .W 1 V 1 .14 F , L,,......1-, . -, B 8. C TRACK A strong aggregation ot versatile athletes under Coach Gordon Chan represented Drake in B and C competition. The B's , which consist ot mostly lower class- men, showed plenty of promising material for tu- ture varsity teams. The C's , composed of mostly freshmen and sophomores, are the building blocks for iuture var- sity sguads. According to Coach Chan, These boys improved greatly and should help the varsity in Gordon Chan future years. Coach Hag ,., B 6. C TRACK lst Row Dean Glaser Bob Hermsmeyer lim Sannar Bob Holland Mark Boero Mlke Young David Calvin Denham Doug Woods Mike Mendershausen 3rd Row Te Cain Tony Fuller Bill Foti Glynn Gregory Bryn Smith Ierry Gange Dennis Bailey Art Penhallow Harry Sullivan LeCount. 2nd Row: Daye Manuel, Doug Rbix, Doug Harper, Bob England, Bill Svsrard, Ralph Camiccia, 130 VARSITY BASKETBALL AWARD WINNERS: Dick Spackman, Sportsmanship, Dan Giles, Cap tain: Dick Llewellyn, Most Valuable Player: Barry McGough, Scholarship. 5 ATHLETIC AWARDS lim Acheson is presented l958 Varsity Football Most Valuable Player Award. VARSITY FOOTBALL AWARD WINNERS: Dick Spackman, Most Improved Player: Rich Schwartz, Co-Captain: lim Acheson, Most Val- uable Player, Ron Aver- iette, Co-Captain: Fred Corson, Sportsmanship and Scholarship: Tim Collins, Most Deter- mined Player, Frank Di- vita, Most Outstanding Back. 131 1 Pat Iohnson Spring President Through its various activities, mem- bers of the Girls' Athletic Association are guided along the paths oi good sportsmanship and recreational pleasures. Under the direction ot Miss lean Burns, Miss lean lohnson and Miss Barbara Levin, GAA members partici- pated in a ski trip, play days and an awards dinner, in addition to the reg- ular after school sports For the spirit week parade GAA members built a iloat representing a huge milk shake with the slogan Shake Em Up Much to the dismay of the group the weather proved even more spirited and the wind toppled over the float before the parade started Silvia Shapiro 2nd Row Sandy Whelan Lynn Thall Ruth Smith Sandy Truax Sherry West Rita Sturm Sue Young Charlene Starritt Kathy Skaer Leslie Smith Lorelyn Youngclaus Linda Seligman 3rd Row Mary Lou Pederson Carolyn Mann Mary Nelson Denya Thompson Phillis Mann Kathy Poganski Michele Meyer Marilyn Miller Cheryl 133 i J , 15 lc.: 1 R 1 U l 4 . v P, 6 GAA MEMBERS: 1stHow: Carol Smith, Iudy Yatfee, Sharon Siem, Sandy Winterburn Gail Theller ludy Mountz Caroline Schendel Komme-l, Carol' Newman, Lee'Picken. I lncoming GAA President, Pat Iohnson, receives the lighted candle at the formal initiation. , fr. 3, ,'cf5g,,wf..: 45 Qefil .ff - , 2:51 7 K 5 X 4: rf. 2 -5 ff- ta .3 QT i Wfi S3 fsiliiiiitv. ,fig my . tg ,, t ', qj.g5wL,gfi-,QQ te f?1q+.a25'fsa - 3. Y gs. -' ff Bottoms Up! 1 34 What else are you missing? 1 gf SENIOR AWARD WINNERS: leannette Miller, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, Mari Cummings, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Barbara Majeslcy, Daughter of the American Revo- lution Good Citizen Award: Ken Wagstaff, Experiment in International Living. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY SPEECH CONTEST WIN- Bev Bordi BANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS: lst Row: Mari Cummings, Bob Sadler, Marilyn Myers. 2nd Row 136 Ken Combs, Mary Lynn Smith, Gary Hall, Mary Walz, Chris Black Not Pictured: Alan Black, Sue Brown. , if ,-whfi-5 Q . f NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST SPEECH WIN- NERS: David Lindenbaurn, Marilyn Nault, Virginia Carter Karen Qlilourlce, Virginia Robinson, Marianne Walsh, Alden Sievers. AWARDS 'f ' Q X3 LION'S CLUB SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS: Linda Allison, lst place winnerp Norma Fong, lst place winnerq leanne Winegarden, Steven Pratt, Darvl Sattui g ff7L Q 1 Q I ll ' :..EE::: ll ...'5x ' .l'nE'5 ' llllil I Ill lll 1-V I .5 I' ' v ' I I :nun VAIIIII 4 - e' A ' ' ' ' i --- t K, 137 Kee Coleman Studios and Jim Fashinell S. K. Smith Covers Inc. For their assistance in making Myers Yearbooks' Inc' th' 1 'bl, th 1959 , Bi?Cag'I1iuI3Ei39?1Ssi1aE exsresses Faculty, Especially Mr. Hagen and Mr. Prather special thanks to: All Students Who Volunteered Their Time and Efforts All Advertising Sponsors J' ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulatlons to the Class of 1959 from Specializing 1n Students Clothing JACK s DRUG sToRE mm , S A lm A GL 3-0244 Rf 'Y Q 2 4 d .-J X I - I 7 o ee 500 an nse o Ave. San ngelmo San aael q 138 ' --V - as-1 We R055 VALL67 Jia COKLNTRY CLOTH65 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Kentiield J lNext to Firehouse? Ill 0l.E USIG Z '02 :M-W 7 by V, , . l 7 A f ' INSTRUMENT SALES 6, RENTALS ' INSTRUCTION BY PROFESSIONALS ' STEREO 6. HI FIDELITY RECORDS ' PHONOGRAPHS - TAPE RECORDERS 2066 4th Street San Rafael GL 4-3401 t Bill CASE? LJ 'rrrr WHEEL ALIGNMENT ILBORN BRAKE SERVICE-if RECAPPING NEW TIRES tBALANClNG 666 IRWIN STREET . SAN RAFAEL Phone GLenwood 3-9161 I 4.5 Because You Like Nice Things Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 from GREENBRAE PHARMACY Bon Air Shopping Center - Greenbrae 1208 Fourth Street San Rafael 1 in SAN ANSELMO and mm at Q Son Anselmo, Calif. GLenwood 4-4804 574 San Anselmo Ave. You'1l Find the NICEST School and Date Clothes. Department Store ' Store for Dad and Lad Cplerity of Free Parkingi I3 9 SHAFEWS I-A Unexcelled Claims Service. 1 36 Years Experience P Candy and Ice Cream 5 702 S A I A H. N. 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