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

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6Ve vetee bblt' is re On February 26 the curtain rose on Amadoras second stage production ofthe year, the Velveteen Rabbit. This play chosen because of its large cast was all about a small stuffed rabbit where by the love of a little boy becomes real. In the title role was Nick DiScals, the little boy was John Clark and Nana was Stephany Smith. The play was directed by Mrs. Adele Denny and student directed by Nancy Ales. 'sa ' K K., K wif tk Above right: John Clark gets a new toy boat for his birthday. Above left: Nick DiScala the Velveteen Rabbit. Center right: Linda Blalock puts on make-up for her mama dool. Center: Mark Franklin the jolly clown. Center left: One of the 4 spelling blocks put on her make-up. Below center: The toys in the toy chest. 240 velveteen rabbit

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Ol o H Winning only one of three games the varsity basketball team had an appearance in the first ever North Coast Section Playoffs. The Dons started out their venture with a very convincing 58-54 win over the Hayward Farmers. Rolling on into the second game the Don hoopsters lost with a 56-49 decision to Bishop O'Dowd. Striving for a third place . finish, the Dons a ain lost a 41-39 heartbreaker to the Redwood Giants, but Amador did 8 prove that they were number l in something as they walked away with the trophy for the school with the most spirit. I ' 2 it 'Nm- Above right: Ed Costello goes for 2 past Hayward opponent. Above left: Pom pon girls salute our number 1 team. Below right: Jeff lline stretches for a basket. Below center: Jim Turner shoots over Farmers. Below right: Rich Hall strives for footing in defensive encounter. W1 24 NCS .Ji li -ft