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

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Seniorsfl eck- ut .m sqm .' 'QNX tw 1 '-warm. M rn ' S -' V .. al' The Senior Class held their annual events this year and the big turnout was encouraging. The first of many events was the Senior Breakfast. In February they held the Senior Spaghetti Feed. Spring brought along a Severe plague of senioritis and everyone was anxious for the Senior Banquet, Senior Ball and the infamous Senior Sneak Day. After all the fun activities were done and over the Seniors settled down to business in preparation for the Baccalauerate and Graduation ceremonies. Then it was off to fun all-night party given by parent of fellow senior classmen. Above left: Senior Class President. Cathy Vaticano, planned an exciting and eventful year. Above center: Steve Mona, Representative for the Senior Class, went to Legislative and Executive Council meetings. Above right: Greg Amaral, vice presdient for the Senior Class, talks at the first Senior Assembly. Center: The 1974-75 Senior Class Officers. Jr. 8t Senior Officers 47 I :

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