College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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During the two semesters the Men’s Glee Club and the A Cappella Choir en- tertained here at College and at outside gatherings, as well as taking part in the annual music festival at San Francisco State College. MEN’S GLEE CLUB—LEFT TO RIGHT: At the piano, Mr. Fredric Roehr, director; Dick Curtis, Charles Howerton, Mark Matt, Ted Chapman, Dallas Phillips, Del Watkins, Bob Evans, Richard Brickell, Dave De Armond. A CAPPELLA CHOIR—FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Morgan, Margaret Rochr, Carol Cousins, Julie Wood, Sonja Huber, Marilyn Stoker, Lynne Anderson, Connie Pettis, Deanna Peterson, and Bar- bara Paul. SECOND ROW: Robert Eggert, Mark Mott, Joe Wil- liamson, Del Watkins, Jan Borad, Robert Royle, Lois Mette, Marcia Lill, Diane Marquis, Joan Tilley, Jeanette MacAdam, Gerald Beumont, Ray Schnieder, and Dick Curtis. THIRD ROW: Nancy —— : : Archibald, Richard Brickell, Robert Frazier, David Robinson, Van Cathcart, Jacquie Thompson, Roy Schern, John Harris, Winston The San Mateo High School auditorium was the scene of our meetings Downer, and Larry Lack. FOURTH ROW: Helen Weusterfeld, Wil- and concerts. fredo Espaldon, Mr. Roehr, director, Barbara Vasko, Anthony Munoa, Deanne Kendall, Phyliss Irby, Nancy Stone, John Navarra, Jean Fotopoulos, Charlene Caulkins, Marlenchen Stein, Connie Hendrick, Robert Paxton, Dallas Phillips. ABSENT WERE: Virginia Carlson, Marina Costas, Jeme Dauchet, Albert Ducan, Carol Edwards, Jim Fortin, Adrian Ledda, Lee Link, Dorothy Thompson.

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THE MARCHING BAND played for all the home football games and rallies, marched in the Homecoming parade, and later provided players to appear at the home basketball games. With Director Bud Young in charge, the Marching Band, augmented by the pompon girls and majorettes, made a fine showing at sports events and added greatly to the color and spirit in evidence at the Bulldog games. Frank Goss, Head Cheerleader; John Morrissey, Drum Major. Students attended rallies in the Cafeteria, out on the lawn, and in the main gym at Coyote Point.

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Mr. Edward Silver, orchestra director, giving a lesson to Elinor MacAdam. ... HELPED ENTERTAIN FIRST ROW, left to right: Director Elmer Young, Jr., Tom Bordenave, Bob Remsing, Al Borges, Ron Biancalana, Rick Vallerga, Lee Link and John Harris (at the p:ano). SECOND ROW: Jack Navarra, George Archer, Larry Puckett, John Morrissey, Larry Black and Dallas Phillips (bass viol). THIRD ROW: Lee Tyler, Larry Grado, Nelson Certiberi, Joe Sagasty, Bill Powers, Paul Parker, Virgil Ringue, og at aiagiorigba Ron Anguilla, Joe Rapley and Bey Brahms. The College orchestra takes part in the annual Spring concert. This program, open to the public, was held too late to be included in the yearbook. Then the orchestra will play for the June Commencement exercises. Mr. Ed Silver, Mr. Fredric Roehr, and Mr. Elmer Young Jr. directed the music groups. DANCE BAND The Dance Band entertained at as- semblies and rallies, presented its annual program, and appeared before many high school assemblies.