Buchser High School - Kodiak Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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Damn Yankees Q Q Q Joe Hardy lJim Brockmanl and Coach Van Buren lTom Burlingamel discuss the problems of maior league baseball DAMN YANKEES CAST Joe Boyd .... .......... . . . Meg Boyd . .. Mr. Applegate Sister ....... Doris ....... Joe Hardy . . . Henry ...... Sohovik .. Smokey . . . Linville .... Van Buren .. Rocky ......... Gloria Thorpe Lynch ......... Welch . . Lola .... Weston ..... Commissioner lst Girl .... 2nd Girl .... Postmaster . . . .. . .. Allan Poole .. Jan Williamson . Maurice Demers .. . . Jan DeShera . . . Janet Monson Jim Brockman . Phil Broughman .. . Bob Brill ... Mike McFall ... .. Al Hittle . Tom Burlingame . . . Chris Hileman .. Merry Klinge .... Dan Smith . . . Fred Comento . . . . Kathy Rector Earlene Limegrover . . . . Bruce Vickers Jim Weers ... Pam Monahan . . .. Pat Baldwin charm could not sway Joe Hardy f ' 205

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Trying their wings in Bob Brill and Wendy lrby audition for a show to honor their hero, Joe Hardy. In the spring a young man's fancy turns to . . . baseball, and this was the main theme of the musical fantasy. The story is concerned with a fanatic, middle-aged fan of the last place Washington Senators who sells his soul to the devil in order to help the team win the pennant. He is transformed into a young man who is an extraordinary ballplayer. With his help at the plate and in the field, the Senators are able to rise from the cellar of the league. l Due to the combined efforts of the cast, the stage crew, Mr, Melvin Di Salvo and Mr. John Lambert, faculty advisors, and student director Eugene Stirm, the production greatly surpassed the typical high school musical. 204 l Lola's lKathy Rectorl bewitching Uim Brockmanl.

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Recognizing the achievements Mr. Emil R. Buchser presenfs The Emil R. Buchser Scholarship To Elaine Fisher as a Tribuie To her exrensive work for The school. Buchser High School Awards were presenTed aT Two separaTe assemblies during The lasT week of school. The firsT assembly, on June 6, was devoTed To deparTmenTal awards. The Top six sTudenTs from each deparimenr received recogni- Tion, and firsT, second, and Third place awards were presenTed. Firsf place winners were MarTi Thompson, Arf, Barbara Pasley, Business, Judi Wilkinson, English, Careen Simpson, Foreign Language, Johanne Low, Girls' P.E., Janef Landsay, Home Economics, Tim Loomis, MaThemaTics, Charrie Schieber, Journalism, Cheryll Meloff, Music, Tim Loomis, Science, Judi Wilkinson, Social Science. The second assembly was held on The lasT day of school, during which scholarships and achievemenf awards were received by seniors. Phyllis Hendrick accepfs o nursing scholarship school nurse Jane Gordon. 206 from PresenTaTions were as follows, Phyllis Hendrick, Sigma Phi Gamma lnTernaTional Sororiiy Scholarship and Business and Professional Women's Nursing Scholarship, Louann Pomeroy and Vicfor Zgorzelski, American Legion Cifizenship Awards, George Brown, SanTa Clara AssociaTion of lndependenf insurance Agenis Award and California Savings and Loan Award, Linda Ellis and Rodolfo Gufierrez, AusTen Warburfon Awards, Georgia Nallick, SoropTimisTs Club Scholarship, Doreen Susani, Sania Clara Teachers Associafion Scholarship, Charrie Schieber, Kiwanis Club Scholarship, Elaine Fisher, Emil R. Buchser Scholarship, Careen Simpson and Alvin Garcia, Buchser High School Faculfy Club Scholarship, Judi Wilkinson and Len Sprinkle-s, Buchser High School AssociaTed STudenT Body Scholarships.