Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

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FPO l'lflPl'l The Freshmen culminated a happy first year at AUHS with a Campus Class Party fotherwise called a weiner roastl. The party started with a game of baseball, which was never finished be- cause everyone stopped playing to start eating. Carol Wilson, Paul Lindbergh, Dale Boriack, and Valerie Youngblood captained some of the teams that batted a ball around. Undoubtedly many Freshmen had nightmares later, consider- TOP ROW-Cleft to riohtl Jo Ann Arnold, Kenneth Baird, Edwarn Baro, Doreen Biekmore, Dale Borlaok, Bill Brooks, Charles Brow.. Hazel Cantrell, Walter Tieesen. SECOND ROW-Stanley Cornell. Dan Cullen, Charles Cully, Burna Dean Gunners, Gene DeIl'Anno, Jimmy Dodge, Patricia Dulaney. Keith Elliott. Donnadine Ulsohner. THIRD ROW-Ramona Eetrada, Betty Fellz, Billy Flower, Robert Files. Fred Frank, Jeanne Fraser, Juanita Garcia, Lenny Gilbert. Chrlltina Villa. FOURTH ROW-Tommy Gray, Thomas Goulf, Warren Gritflth, Wendell Hawley, Diana Holland, Shirley Huxford. Betty Jenkins, Wayne Jordan, Jeanie Wallace. FIFTH ROW-Wendell Hawley. lack Journey, Colleen Justus, John Kino, Gene Lea, Paul Lindheruh, Arthur Littleton, Jay Locke. Charles Wente. ing the potency of mixing these items: loads of Weiners, exhausting baseball, and the movie, The Thing, which many went to see after the party ended at six p.m. Officers for the year were: Jay Locke, Presi- dent, Jerry Mattice, Vice-President, Shirley Huxford, Secretary, and Richard Radke, Treas- urer. SIXTH ROW-Joe McCabe, Laura Molllurnhy, Carol Mays. Clar- ence Morgan, Bob Myers, Terry Newell, lenevleve Pacheco. Ernest Palmer, Patrlola Willey. SEVENTH ROW-Lorraine Parlet, Marilyn Parrish, Amelee Pltoher, Robert Plttenqer, Janelle Poole, Joe Poole, CelvYn Proud, Rlchard Radke. Carol Willon. EIGHTH ROW - Jo Anne Riehardlon. Walter Rohhlna. Gena Rohde. Alfred Roza, George Salsherry, Palsy Schroeder, Pete Shoop, Barney Slmnson, Tony Wilson. BOTTOM ROW-Louis Smith, Amie Stephenson. Beverly Stinch- field, Ronald Stout. Crianin Swift, Norman Swift, Carl Tlvel. Ed- ward Thiebaud, Bill Younl, Valerie Youngblood. NOT PICTURED-Severe Corral, David Dodd. Sharon Townsend.

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'Ui ,ill ilil'I'H1'fD LEFT T0 RIGHT- Sharlie Peysar Audrey Thiehaud lean Venema Christina Villa Amelee Pitcher 1.-mim... BACK ROW-ilelt to riahtj Maxine Tucker, Betty Lnu Usiini. Mary Ann Frenes, Kathleen Wente, Jean Martin, Virginia Colvin, Gloria Martiner, lean Venema, Louise Henrv. lean Hamann. Rob- erl Young, Bill Younu. Gene DeII'Anno, Ray Mckelvey, lohn Mc- Burney. FRONT ROW-Amie Stephenson, Donna Burt, Pat Kinn, Belly c ,ix ,fax UIIILIIIPI! fIIil'llf9 The Girls' Glee Club and the Boys' Glee Club merged into one unit to render music for various program occasions, among which were the Christmas vacation assem- bly, the Fall Frolics, Senior Play night, and Public Schools week. The popular male quartet was made up of Bob Young, Joe Jenkins, Hazel Cantrell, Joyce Ellintl, Karen Nichols, Cozie Piatz, Richard Summers, Joe McCabe, Sam Cullen, Norman Swift, Holler! F iles, Gene Lee. M r. M i lton Baer. D ireetor. NOT PICTURED-Betty Jean Tyler, Betty Myers, Jo Anne Rich- ardson, lanelle Poole, Alberta luhna, Sharon Townsend. McCabe, Gene Dell'Anno, and Bill Young, all of whom gave up many lunch hours for rehearsals. During the Public Schools week program, both the combined chorus, sing- ing sprituals, and the quartet were so roundly applauded that encores were loud- ly demanded.