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

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FIRST ROW, Iett to right: E. Detafa, J. Leitch, S. McCumber, P. Jones, J, Lucas, J. Garcia, E. Cor PRESIDENTS fel, J. Henderson, SECOND ROW: Mr. Sweeney, N. Coreqe, J. Griffith, Lois Gibson, D. Mills, Bev. Heinz, Lorraine Gibson, B. Baxter. THIRD ROW: P. Henry, D. Allen, R. Estrada, P. Malies, S. Crcwe Dolores Newberry' Sieve A. Jensen, J. Dooley, J. Grey. VICE-PRESIDENT D I N FIRST rzow, left to figmg L. Peterson, T. Rosa, E. oxsen, E. Snyder, D. Newberry, L. wauhab, D O mes ewbw' Terra, C. Moyot. SECOND ROW: Miss Nugent, T. Zara, R. Moldt, M, Rodriques, N, Schmidt, B SECRETARY Reasoner, F. Viada, J. Salac, F. Schafer. THIRD ROW: K. Whitaker, M. Watson, J. Riebli, D. Tonelli Jean Henderson R. Reasoner, G, Pudwill, J. Pons, B. Vertrees. TREASURERS Theresa Rosa, LaVerne Weuhab JUNIOR CLASS Performance is the key word ot this busy class. Their Prom, An Ocean Dream, was a sensation. Janet Grittiths and Gerry Gray supervised the decorations that teatured a grinning tluorescent octopus and a bubble blowing mermaid. The orchestra was captured in a giant clam shell. Jerry Salac, Frank Viada, and Kenneth Whitaker were among the clan ot athletic aspirartts who proved outstanding. Scholarly accomplishments were achieved by Dolores Newberry, who was President ot CSF., and the other members who belonged to Calitornia Scholarship Federation and Alpha Eta Sigma. Kenneth Whitaker was the big Exec with a crew ot able assistants which included Sharon lvlcCumber as Vice-President, Joy Ann Leitch as Secretary and LaVerne Wauhab as Treasurer. The class was anxious to take the reins and lead the school to honor and tame.

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'KH 'lm 'Wig wr We VlCTOR l UND '41 EUGENE BROWN SUE HAMAMOTO BEN OBREGON PAT MCMAHON BOB OXSEN MRS ESTHER ARRASMITH MR DONALD FRASER FINAL MEMOIRS ln SepTember oT l949 56 breaThless anTlclpaT :ng Fresnmen arrlyed aT The sTrange buT Trlendly halls oT Amador Our TnrsT week knew The cLsTomary scorn oT The upper classmen buT we soon won Their respecT by helping Them un school aTTalrs Our Freshman pncnuc aT The HearsT Ranch was The TursT oT The now Tradlhonal HearsT Ranch plcnucs Hans Bonde and Barbara York were The key leader In our successTul hayr de and dance lhe Coleman Foley award was a new honor besTowed on The school In our Freshman year Since ThaT Tame Don Manlz Barbara York lvlaruan lvloldT and Ruby Borge have clalmed Thu award The Spider Crawl was The crowning achueyemenT oT our Sophomore year For The TlrsT Time an year who had relgned ofer our Freshman year again ruled as class queen AT lasT we were Juniors We were no longer ln experienced Sw ylng palm Trees made by Gene Pons and George Jen en and llTel ke Tloor To celllng murals produced by Joan Turner PaTT McMahon and Sandra Hansen TransTormed The gym lnTo a place oT exoTlc breezes and Troplcal romance Tor A NughT un Parad se Chrls BeraTlls emerged The TlrsT STudenT Body PresudenT TosTered by our class Senior Joan Turner reigned vrcTorlous over The Halloween Carnlval The TlrsT Tlme our class recerved Thls regal honor A Tlurry oT preparaT on heralded The Bnshops ManTle The TlrsT Sensor play To be presenTed nn Th Tall Tnnsel and TlrellghT lenT To The homey aTmos phere oT The Alumnn Dance aT ChrnsTmas lvlary BeTh Shamblin Flame FasTman and lvlarlan MOldT re ceweo The cherished possesslons oT llTe member shnps nn C S F WnTh Tears In our eyes and anTucnpaTlon ln our hearTs we The emalnung 40 received our diplomas and now look Torward To accephng our place ln com munuTy aFFaurs wuTh alumna ThaT have preceded us Y i' 4 A xr ' use T T R-if an H .115 T . vt. A i f f -. F Ts- xl Xl?-f'T, Q 55 'M .. . . bi I I-5' . W1 J The Soph Hop was a success. Mary BeTh Shamblin K .. . . Q V.. . . gl 4 T ' e . gh . . ' R

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ww l s 3 i qi! PRESIDENTS FIRST ROW, lefl fo rlqhl: N, Tonelll, S. Palmer, J. Taylor, J. Seeley, R. Teczon, M, McCracken, R, Rabello ' ' J. Mello, B. Reasoner, T. Lopez, SECOND ROW: Mr,Fril1, L, Oxsen, J. Nebel, R. McMahon, R. Obregon Ray Rogers' Reber, Tnmmqham L. Messa, A. Riebli, S. Wesf, L. Newberry, L. Raposa. THIRD ROW: Mr. Malfson, M. Marlin, J. Macias, L WCB-PRESIDENTS Shaffer, D. Schleye, R. Trlmlngham, R, Reqalia, P. Parks, G. Oxsen, H. Yancey, P. Wheeler. Richard Guasco, Don Delala SECRETARIES FIRST ROW, leff fo rlqhl: Mrs, Schoen, L. Garcia, H. Ayiila, R. Banks, J. Clark, D, Defala, F, Boscarello, Joan Devon RoS'eTec1on H, Galanida, J. DeVor. SECOND ROW: F. Chavarrla, J. Casella, J. Baker, J. Hilton, D. Helqesen, S, Grif- fifls, D, Arnold, R. Cordova, H. Burkhardf. THIRD ROW: H, Hlllon, T. Haynie, H. Hodqdon, T, Jorgensen, TREASURERS R, Byrd, F. Haynle, P, Arrasmilh, R. Guasco. Jo Ann Baker, Frank Haynle SOPI-IOMORE CLASS of quiel rnalunng. If is lhe year when sludenls are nol The Sophomore year is one En lhe imrnediale eye ol lhe public. Our Sophornores have slienlly laken lhe lead in many sludenl body affairs. l-lelen Avilla ano Darla Helgesen were parlicularly nole- worlhy in Drama. In Junior Slalesrnen, eager eadr: fls included Paul Arrasmllh and Joan DeVor. They came ?or+h wlrh a Sock Hob exrraordlnary under fhe quidlnq hands of Ir-lelqlef' Ann lvlarre Rlebll and Ray Rogers. Troy and Frank l-laynle were prohclenl rlarlicipanls ln baskelball and baseball. W..