Amador Valley High School - Don Days Yearbook (Pleasanton, CA)

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F'RESllMl2N FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Clark, L. Garcia, G. Burnham, D. De Tata, F. Boscarello, B. Bauer. SECOND ROW: P. Arrasmith, H. Avilla, S. Gritlitts, J. Casella, R. Cordova, H. Galanida. THlRD ROW: Mr. Mattson, J. Crowe, I.. V. Burrow, J. Duffy. R. Guascu, G. Cairo, T. Carroll. .nk aar- STUDENT COUNSELLOR I ONIMITTEE STANDING, left to fight J. Turner, A. Hur- ley, E. Snyder. SEATED: D. Burnham 'X :Es Q BOYS' BLOCK A FIRST ROW. left to right: N. Andrade, F. Yiada, S. Crowe, Y. Lund, D. Crowe, SECOND ROW: B. Cortez, VY. Bonde, S. Diios, J. Corege, E. Brown. FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Andrade, F. Viada, S. Crowe, V. Lund, D. Aileen Hurley, spring :md fall student body president, welcomed Freshmen and new students. Her well-planned program, accelerated by her top-flight officers and coun- cil, was to make 1952 one of the finest in Amndorys history. A new handbook containing state laws, school rules and Amador methods was presented to each newcomer by Bob Oxsen and Don Burnham. NEW STUDENTS FIRST ROW, left to right: J, Bridgeman, l.. Patterson, D. Munson, G. Snlac, SECOND ROW: NI. Carter, J. Wuoding, Nl. Brittson. THIRD ROW: J. Rierson. G. Fluitt, J. Carroll. Q .

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ASSOCI,-X'l'Ii .IUIJGHS I.IiF'l' TU IIIHIIT: Arty Nlcfinrty. Igilfhilfll York. .Iunernse Schlosser, Huh Uxsen. Coming out on top of the Spring election was Chris Beratlis as student body president. During his administration a new activity system was introduced. The juniors presented their Prom by transforming the gym into .1 heavenly Hawaii. The Sophomores crossed the Atlantic to Ire- land for the Big -lie, the annual Sophomore Hop. Iiesides the dances and parties the student body members found themselves preparing to speak on behalf of the teenagers in serious aspects. A Speakers' Bureau was established to convey a request for a Youth Recreation Center, and students canvassed the area speaking to all civic organizations. Meanwhile student activities continusd as usual with Victor Lund, Barbara York, and Art McCarty in the Justice department- Vic acting as judge. Iiinally, activities for 1951-1952 were concluded with the School Picnic, and Senior Ball both at the Old Hearst Ranch. Thus the year of great rains and snows leaves us with many happy memories. S'l'l'lJIiN'I' COUNCIL CHRIS IIIiRA'I'I.IS l're'xidvut DONALD NIANIZ Viet'-presidvnl I'.-KT MCM AI ION S4'1'n'tury NI A R I A N NIOLIJT Tr4'uxur1'r RUBY BURGE l'arlinmen!nrian GLEN BABBITT Slures .4rco1mt1n1t FIRST RUYY, left to right: I . Yiuda. X. Hurley. H. .-Xllender. P. Arrasmith, IJ. New harry, J. Griffith, K. Wihituker, II. Burnham. SEIIUNIJ RUNY: I'. Ilerutlis. Ii. Kona P. XIeNI1xhun. R. Hiller. TIIIIIIJ RUNY: R. Halverson, II. York, R. Iiurife. X. Riehli. C. Iieratlis. .I. Corepie. all Wfi - 'UK 'nv '5-