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

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5? FIRST ROW, Iefi fo righlz K. Slough, B. Oxsen, J. Macias, D. Crowe, S. Crowe, R. Halverson, F, Viada, R. Guasco, V. Lund, J. Nebel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Seaver, D. Cavesfi P. He r J. Ri bl' D. All n D, M ' G. B b 'Y A r, n y, e I, e , amz, a bil, . McCarty, E. Brown. FIRST ROW, Ielf lo righf: M, Shamblin, J. Garcia, D. Newberry, M. Van Malre, E. Delala, L. Wauhab, SECOND ROW: J, Griffllh, E. Easfman, B, York, R. Moldr, R. Borge. BOYS' BLOCK A GIRLS' BLOCK A The season has been packed wilh fun and work Tor our lellerrnen, They slarlred OTT The calendar wilh the Iradilional iniliallon, The Foolball Banquel was sponsowew Ioinlly by F.hl.A. and Block A. The Parks Air Force Troohy was Ofesenled lo Don Maniz, Block A Presidenr, for his oulslanding sporls- manship. The boys exe-nnplilied lheir school spiril by painlinq while lines and pedeslrian lanes in lhe parking area. A lor achievernenl. These girls have 'rruly achieved alhlelic recognilion. They have worked hard lor lheir chenille blocks and wear Them proudly. The Block A members lake lhe lead in Ihe G.A.A. aclivilies. Mary Van Ivlalre served as Block A chairman and worked in close co-ordinalion wilh Ihe G.A.A. Council. lvlay was wilness 'ro an exciling explosion ol lun, as only These girls know how lo have, during Iheir picnic and ini4ia+ion.

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BASEBALL The cold and biling winds of winier deparied and were replaced by lhe placid and blossom-scenled breezes of spring. Maniz, Allen, Frank l-laynie and Gene Pons lined up on The mound and sen? couni- less balls hurling info fhe milfs of Norman Mendonca and Lewis Shaffer. A complele new lineup of sporls raised lheir faces 'rhis spring. The school sfarfed leveling our lirsf lraclc and lhe boys began pracficing field evenfs. Wreslling and fe-nnis became popular inlramural aclivilies in Mr. Seavers' physical ed program. Livermore-Pleasanton on fhe maple courf. Baseball drill in locker room. Acrobafic practice lakes Frosh time in P. E.

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G.A.A. Girls who have The will and abiliTy To geT Things done comprise This group. Serving The school is one oT Their biggesT goals. l-loT dogs and colces were sold aT The TooTball and basl4eTball games Tor The sTudenT body by The girls. The ice cream ThaT was devoured by The sTudenTs aT noon was sold by capable G.fX.fX. members. The Junior girls and Margery Bernard goT TogeTher and sold gummed labels To geT money To send Two Junior girls To The Girls' Leadership Comcerence. One musT noT TorgeT The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion deals mainly wilh aThleTics. They had Traveling Teams This year. The hoclcey Team Traveled To Napa and came baclc wiTh anoTher win Tor a 5 year undeTeaTed record. The baslceTball Team played San Ramon, Parks Air Force Women and Livermore. Several oTher baslceTball games gave The girls opporTuniTy To earn poinTs Tor The coveTed awards. The G.A.A. Dance was called She-'ll Be Comin' 'Round The lvlounTain and TeaTured I-lill Billy music. FIRST ROW Iefl To right: R. Teczon, D. Newberry, L. Garcia, J. Lucas, B. York, M. Shamblin, R. Borge, E. EasTman, J. Gr ffnTh J Garcia H Galanida. SECOND ROW: J. Griffiih, J. Griffiffs, N. A g Schmidf, R. Moldf, L. Lund, S. Easfman. FIRST ROW, Ieff To righfz D. Wafson, J. Grlf'flTTs, N. Egge S Look J S SECONDRWBYkCDhSE THIRD anTana. O 1 . or, , e n, . asTman. ROW FIRST ROW Ieff To righf: S. Hamamofo, T. Rosa, L. Wauhab, B, Heinz, P. Dooley, P. Wafson. G Magplonq SECOND ROW: S. Griffifis, J. Dooley, P. Wheeler, J. Griffith. MISS DOROTHY MILK