Irvington High School - Saga Yearbook (Fremont, CA)

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$alkgrtes ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mary Goetsch, Carol Comphel, Paula Richardson, Janet Hawkins, Joyce Evers, Betty Quaid, Janet Stevens, Pat Nelson, Cindy Fratres. ROW TWO: Carol Ambrose, Pat Wilki nson, Barbara Drake, Jenny Evers, Char Black, Pat Chapman, Carol Gross. ROW THREE: Julie Canfield, Pat O ' Neill, Linda Scott. ROW FOUR: Gen Burford, Caryl Evans, Joan Wiegand. ROW FIVE: Nancy Hillman, Pat Sweeney, Pam Taylor. ROW SIX: Sue Collins, Linda Vitale, Terrie Evans. ROW SEVEN: Linda Boehm, Carol Nelson, Joann Rose, Charlene Mosiman, Linda Rhiner, Shirley Miller, Penny Hendrickson. ROW EIGHT: Connie Garrett, Ann Garcia, Diane Fasani, Millie Hays, Pat Carpenter, Cheryl Alldredge, Judy Palmer. VALKYRIES The Valkyries, headed by Cindy Fratres and Mary Goetsch, have served as a tre¬ mendous help to our Rooting Sections at the basketball and football games. The girls have also served as a service organization, acting as hostesses at various school events. Irvington High wishes to extend a sincere ' thank you” to the girls of the Valkyries. 63

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(Elub FIRST ROW: Rachel Perez, Beverly Thomas, JoAnn Olsen, Barbara Moyer, Stephanie Duke, Dondi McSadden, Bob Mercer. Miss Carol Eskola, Adviser; Audrey Pine, Jeanne Louis. SEC- THIRD ROW. Jeff Ogilvie, Bud Noonan, Doug Brown, Roger OND ROW: Dave Palmer, Mary Ann Trefz, Pat Wheeler, Cunha.

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♦ J a r t t t t s Judi Haff Marching forty-eight strong, the Viking Band looked quite impressive in their brand new uniforms. Led by drum major Roy Benge, and directed by Richard M. Levin, the marching band per¬ formed at all the home football games. With its corps of five major¬ ettes led by head majorette Judy Haff, the Viking Band added color and excitement to the Football season. After performing at Christmas in several community loca¬ tions the Viking Marching Band was transformed into the Viking Concert Band. With the beginning of the second semester the band turned to the preparation of serious concert music. Included in its busy schedule were elementary school concerts, the Spring Concert, and the California Music Educators Association annual festival. The band also participated in the Los Banos Parade, which, in California, is the second in size only to the Tournament of Roses Parade. At the year’s end with the musicians preparing music for graduation exercises, plans were already being made for next year. These included the selection of drum major, student director, and head majorette. With a year of Viking Band experience behind them plus the fact that the band is losing only six seniors at grad¬ uation, the band members are eagerly awaiting the opening of school next fall. Joan Gellerman Barbara Gibson