Miramonte High School - Mirada Yearbook (Orinda, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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As the pionee century ago, came west to build a new life, and thus dc set the standards of culture, ideals, and great hope for fi generations, so may we boast, has our Senior Class dom Miramonte. While we cannot say that the Senior Class found it ne sary to fight Indians nor to shoot buffalo for their livelih there were many hardships that came with being the firstf In a new school. At that time, there was no school traditic spirit. lt was up to the first class to develop a certain amou school pride. They had no organized clubs to ioin and it also hard to show enthusiasm for a small freshman foo team. However, this enterprizing class showed determine to gain for Miramonte, the fine reputation which we now bi In a sense, the seemingly unsurmountable problems ol ing the first class, have been of inestimable value to each every one of our Seniors. They have developed character dividuality, leadership and courage to meet the future. 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J X. . ns., 'Q , 1. ve HW ... -4 .. ,af V we 1 'X '-iw! As we open to the first page of our memory twhat we see. ls it sophisticated, high P school students, to have looked so gawky only a few years ago? Quickly we pi pages to view this year's class picture. 1 Yes, we all have changed, not only in appear- i ' ' d. ance but The experiences h t matured and developed our character to w a album, we are astonished a ossible for we, as mature, scan the next few also our personalities have change of these lost few years have Q it is today. . In a few years will we look back on this year's class picture and think, as we now are y L , . , thinking of our grade school picture, How ou ' f landish! Probably so, but that is the wonder o it all. No matter how mature and learned we are today, there will always be new horrizons to conquer tomorrow. 5 Q M di' ' 4 531 QQ' M -y?i.f . 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I MISS MIRAMONTE Floyd Blaney and Judy Bartlett were chosen on the basis of participation in school activities, dependability, personal ap- pearance, popularity, and school spirit. SCHOLASTIC ABILITY An alert mind and willingness to apply themselves were the two main factors in the selections of Doug Federighi and Babette Ambler. BEST PERSONALITY Tim Maloney and Sheryl Stud- Iey's cheery smiles and happy dispositions have made our days brighter. Everyone knows and likes them. MOST ATHLETIC Dixon Farmer and Jackie Conda's bound- less energy and versatility in sports has added greatly to our teams' spirit and per- formance MOST ATTRACTIVE Because of their neat appearance and attractive looks, Bill Klement and Linda Benson always look as if they had iust stepped out of a fashion magazine. ELNUQGR IZEXUJL The corsoge and the bid, are truly memoirs ofa wonderful night. The Senior Ball will always hold a special place in the memory of all seniors. The girl will always remember the beautiful dress she wore, the lovely corsage her dcte sent her and dancing to the music of Merle Peterson's Band. The boy will always remember the trouble he had getting the family car, his bill-fold, which was empty the next morning, and his sore feet. All things considered, the Senior Ball was a terrific climax to a wonderful year. -'kL ' 3 1' ' 3 1,lfii.'ii'aZ9 ,jsf fu- L Q ' , .15 - 51, w - ' ti1,:i,ii:,j4s A 'T - - W W . M MAXINE ANDERSON trans from pasadina in 3, honor m 3, 4, g.o.a. 3, 4, fr. red cross 3, a.f.s. 3, 4, drama club 3, 4. PAGE ANDERSON cheerleader asst 3, ski club 4, g.a.a. I, a.f.s. 2, chorus I, 4, rally comm 3. ROBERT ANTHONISEN 'Rob' block m I, 2, 3, 4, spanish club I, 2, basketball 3, 4, baseball 3, 4, JUDY BARTLETT pom-pam girl 3, g.a.a. 2, spanish club I. PAMELA BAUMANN 'Pam' g.a.a. I, chorus I, 4. GARY BEEMAN - representative for science in ac- tion 3 CLIFFORD ABERHAM block m 2, ir red cross 3, lpresl, f.f.s. 4, latin club 2, drama 2, track 2, 3. VICTORIA ADAMS 'Vicky' honor m I, 2, 3, student council 4, ski club 4, g.a.a. I, 2, 3, 4, spanish club I, 2, iournalism staH 3, year book editor 4. MIKE ALBO -football l,2,3,4, block m I,2,3, track I, class play 3 CHRIS ALMOND student council 3, cross-country 3. BABETTE AMBLER annual staff editor I, honor m I, 2, 3, 4, student council I, 4, g.a.a. I, 2, 3, 4, a.f.s. 3, 4: ffenrh Club I, 2, 3, 4, spanish club 2, 3, 4, iournolism stoft editor 3. CARYN ANDERSON honor m I, 4, student council 2, 4 lpres tres, g.a.a. I, 4, a.t.s. 3, 4, latin club I, 2, spanish club 3, 4, rally club 2. A 1 JOY BEKEDAM - g.a.a. 2, chorus I LINDA BENSON cheerleader usst I, pom-pom girl 3, g.a.o. I, rally comm 2. FLOYD BLANEY football 4, basketball 3, 4, baseball 3, 4, honor m I, block m I, 2, 3, 4, student council 2, wheel club I, 2, 3, 4, IPYQSI- BARBARA BOWMAN 'Barb' student council 4, ski club 4, g.a.a. I, french club I, 2, chorus 4. RON BROWN student body vice pres 4, track 3, wrestling 3, 4, band I, 2, 4, honor m 3, block m 2, 3, 4, student council vice pres 4, o.f.s. 3, 4, wheel club 3, 4 dance band 4, rally comm 3. SANDRA BROWN 'Sandy' student council 3, ski club 2, 3, g.a.a. I, 4, fut tea club 3, a.f.s. 3, 4, spanish club I, 4, math club I, chorus I, rally comm 4, iournal staff 4, dance band vocalist 4. is if MARJORY BRUNK Marge - annual staff I, g.a.a. L27 fI'eflCh Club I,2,4, art club I,2,4, chorus 3 KAREN susci-i g.a.a. 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA BUTLER 'Pat' ir class v.p., g.a.a. I, span- ish 2, chorus 4. CAROL CANNON-annual staff 2, honor m I,2, g.a.a. l,2,3, fut. teachers club 3, a.l.s. 2,3, latin club I,2 JANE STAPLETON CHAMPION 'Champ' g.a.a. 3. RAE CHANEY - trans duly city, calit 2 JOHN COFFEY trans inst schmidt, Iausanne, switzer- land in I, basketball 4, honor m I, 2, block m 2, 4, student council I, 2, french club 2, wheel club I, 2, 4. JACQUELYN ANN CONDA 'Jackie' student council I, ski club l, 2, 3, 4, g.a.a. I, 2, 3, 4: IU? IGGCII CI'-'b I, 2, 3, 4, a.f.s. 4, spanish club I, sports trophy swim. JOAN CORELIS - annual staff I, g.a.a. I,2,3, a.I.s. 3, latin club I,2, art club 3,4, french club 3,4 BOB COURANT TIMOTHY CRAWFORD 'Tim' football I, 2, 3, 4, bus. ketball I, 2, 3, 4, baseball 3, 4, block m I, 2, 3, 4. PAULINE gmc, 6- REED HAROLD CHASE, JR. 'Hal' trans in 2 from manhasset, n.y., band 3, spanish club 4. ROGER CHRISTNER - track 3 LOUISE CIANCIARULO 'Lou' student body v p 3: sec sr class 4, student council 2, 3, rally comm 4. BILLIE JEAN CLARK - ski club 4, g.a.a. 2, chorus 2 GEORGE BICKNELL CLIFFORD 'Bicky' student body pres 3, football 4, track 3, 4, honor m 2, block m I, 2, 3, 4, student council 3, 4, spanish club I, 2, wheel club 2, 4. wnuAM CLINE sau - wheel club l,2,3,4, french club i,2,3,4, ski club 3,4, honor m i,2,3,4 9 PIN MARILYNN DANIELS spanish club 1, 25 chorus 2. MARJORIE DELOS 'Marge' ski club 3, 45 g.a.a. 2, 35 latin club 15 french club 2, 3, 4. JAMES DETLING 'Jim' baseball 35 honor m 15 block m 2, 35 a.f.s. 25 french club l, 2. SALLIE DEWITT-ski club 1,2,3,45 g.a.a. 1,2,3,4: a.f.s. 3,45 french club 1,2,3,45 iournalism 3: UYIUUGI 1,2 THOMAS DEXTER 'Tom' JACK DOTY ski club 3, 45 a.f.s. lv.p.l 45 spanish club 15 wheel club 1, 2, 3, 45 national merit scholarship. l eos ELLERMEYER- basketball 35 baseball 2,3,4, photo club 35 math club 3 GAYLE ERICKSON band 1, 2, 3, 45 g.a.a. 1, 2, 35 ir red cross 1, 25 fut teach club 3, 45 spanish club 1, 2, 45 drama club 1, 2, 3, 4. DIXON FARMER basketball 3, 45 cross country 3, 45 track 2, 3, 45 honor m 45 block m 1, 2, 3, 45 student council 2, 35 wheel club 4, chorus 15 rally comm 25 iournalism staff pres 35 state 440. DOUGLAS FEDERIGHI 'Doug' basketball 3, 45 band 1, 2, 3, 45 block m 2, 3, 45 student council rp 3, 45 wheel club 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA FITHIAN Pat - g.a.a. lp rally comm. 4 KATHLEEN FITZGERALD 'Kathy' g.a.u. 1, 2, 3. CHAD DRESSLER trans from Piedmont Hi in 25 block m 45 wrestling 4. NANCY DU BATTO ARLENE DUNN-trans el cerrito hi 25 g.a.a. 25 french club 2,3,4 JEANNE DU VALL KARlN EKLUND trans from Ann Arbor Mich. 25 cheerleader 45 honor m 35 student council 3, 45 g.a.a. 2, 3, 45 latin club 25 chorus 25 rally comm 2, 4. SHERl ELDER BONNIE GARDNER student council I5 electronics EUGENE GILLIGAN Gene -block m 35 track5 cross country GEORGE GOERL 'Rick' stamp club 2, 45 spanish club. GARBARA GOSS - art club5 girls glee 4 DONNA GASS - g.a.a. I5 chorus 2.4 JANE GRAVESON trans from Tomales High in 35 Sk' Club 4: g.a.a. 3: spanish club 35 art club 35 iour nalism staft 3. CAROL GRIFFITHS 'GriH' cheerleader asst 25 pom- P0 1 95 4: honor m 3, 45 g.a.a. I5 spanish club I rally comm 2, 3. i STEPHANIE FOSTER 'Steph' ski club 45 g.a.a. I, 2, latin club I, spanish club 2, 3. JOAN FOWKES 'Joanie' trans Haarlem, The Neth- erlands in 25 sec student body 35 honor m 3, 45 stu- dent council 35 french club 2, 3, 45 art club 3, 45 rally comm 2, iournalism staff 3. ROGER FRANKLIN -football 35 track 25 block m 3 club I, 45 g.a.a. 35 ir. red cross 35 fut teach club 3 french club 45 cheel club I, 45 U.C. Dance Scholar ship. MARK GENTRY block m 2, 3, 45 stamp club pres and founder I5 ir. red cross I5 spanish club 2, 3, 4 moth club 35 chorus I. SUZANNE GIEM 'Suzie' g.a.a. 35 spanish club I. Www' BRIGITT HAGELI - foreign ex student from basel switzerland5 student counciI5 ski cIub5 ir. red cross5 fut teachers club5 a.f.s.5 french club5 senior council MARTHA HALL- annual staff 1,25 ski club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. I,25 french club I,2,3,45 art club 3,4. RICHARD HANLIN 'Dick' football I, 3, 45 block m5 rally comm. LINDA HART 'Lena' band I5 g.a.a. 35 ir red cross 35 fut teach club I5 a.f.s. 25 french club I5 drama club 4 lpresl chorus 35 iournalism stall I. TAMARA HARTANOV 'Tommie' annual staff copy editor 25 ski club 3, 45 g.a.a. I, 25 art club I, 2, 3, 45 iournalism staff 4. LINDA HAUGHTON g.a.a. I, 25 french club I, 25 chorus I. ff ' ' 7 1 5345 LSR ? . 5 f fd.--'WKJlEfv?l2'i .M e'E2i-Tliiiillwiiff We 1,-ws f qw,--s,.f'.,,,is,m, 5 A wzfm-wif M: ,.lf,jl'5, ,, - s ' shi ,iTv1ZSif?3' N . 5' 1 . . se f Q 7. J... - r, -fffflgw: ' H .l'k'iT'i?::-. '. . ' ..: gfnrf. . 'Q,.' , . f , V - fbi-Q K 1-rv . r . N. DOUG HOWARD JOAN HOYER annual stall' 2, 4, honor m 2: 9-0-0- 'l, 2, 3, latin club I, 2. BOB HUDSON football 4, basketball 3, honor m 3, block m 4. ROXINE HUNTLEY 'Roxie' g.a.a. I, 2, spanish club 1, 2. IRENE INGRAM - ski club l,2,3, g.a.a. I, spanish club I, chorus l,4 BRUCE JOHNSON basketball 2, cross-country 3, 4, track 2, 3, 4, orchestra I, block m 3, stamp club 3, 4, ski club 2, 3, ir red cross 'l, spanish club l, 2, 3, 4, wheel club 2, 3, 4, photo club 2, 3, 4, math club 2, 3. J ri'- JULIA HENDRICKSON annual staff 4, band I, honor m I, 2, 3, 4, ski club 2, 4, g.a.a. I, 2, 3, 4, a.f.s, 2, french club I, 2, iournalism stat? 3. GORDON HIGHTOWER BRUCE HILGER football 4, baseball 3, 4, block m I, 2, 3, 4, ski club 4, latin club pres 3. TOM HILL-football I, math club 2, chorus 1,4 SUE HOLMES pom-pom girl 3, student council I, g.a.a. I. BILL HOUSTON - student body president 2, basket- ball 3,4, golf 2,4, block m l,2,3,4, student council 2, chorus 3, rally committee 3 VICTOR JOHNSON 'Vic' baseball 4i h0 0 'V' l block m 3, 4, student council 3, 4: Wheel Club 3' 4 rally comm 2, 3, iournalism staff 4 lsports edl. KATHY JONES g.a.a. I, 2, 3, spanish club 'l, 2, 3 WENDY JONES trans from Berkeley Hi in 2, ski club 2, 3, 4, art club 4. DENIS KING -trans fullerton, calif., stamp club 3, spanish club 2 BILL KLEMENT RONALEE KLINKNER - honor m l,2,3, g.a.a. I, ski club 4 KAREN KLOPPER student body treas 4, honor m 3, 4, student council 4, ltreasl, ski club 3, 4, g.o.a. I, 2, 3, 4, a.f.s. 2, 3, 4, latin club I, 2, french club 3, 4, chorus I. LINDA LANCIONE-student body sec. 8- treas. I, annual staff 2, honor m 2, student council I, g.a.a., a.f.s. 3,4, french club 2, spanish club 2, a.f.s. school program to france 4 DONNA LANE sr class treos, g.a.a. I, 2, spanish club I, 2. JANET LEE trans from Pleasant Hill High in 3, ski club 4, g.a.a. I, 2, a.f.s. 4, spanish club 2, 3, rally comm 2, 3. PETER LEWIS 'Pete' honor m I, 4, student council 3, stamp club 3, latin club I, 2, wheel club I, 4. TORE LINDHOLM trans from Skien, Norway in 4, student council 4. i JEAN McMlLLAN -trans greenville, conn. 2, an- nual stafI 3,4, honor m I,2,3,4, student council 3, ski club 3,4, g.a.a. 2,3,4, a.f.s. 4, spanish club 2,3,4, chorus I MARCIA MACQUIDDY - head cheerleader 2, pom- pom girl 4, student council 2, ski club 4, chorus I,3, rally comm. 2,3 TIM MALONEY football 4, block m I, 2, 3, 4, stu- dent council I, 2, 3, spanish club I, 2, rally comm I, 2, 3, journalism staff 3, 4, lbus mgrl. KATHLEEN MARRON 'Kathy' trans from Holy Names Hi, Oakland in 3, g.a.a. 4. RICHARD MANN JANICE MERRILL ski club 4, g.a.a. I, 3, ir red cross 2, drama club 3. MARC LITTLEJOHN - football l,2,3, block m l,2,3, baseball 2, golf 3 CAROL LOEWEN-g.a.a. 2, ir. red cross I, drama club I, chorus 3 GARY LUCAS football 2, basketball 2, baseball 3, track 3, block m I, 3. JUDY MACFARLANE trans from Berkeley Hi in 2, spanish club 3, chorus 3. KATHRYN MacLEOD Kathy -trans oakland tech 3, ski club 3, g.a.a. 3, a.f.s. 3,4, spanish club 3,4 DON McLEOD-ski club I, 2, 3, football I,2,3 block m I Qw- SANDRA MILLER Sandi - trans oakland hi 3 BONNIE MINER student body sec 2, annual staff I, co-editor, student council 2, 3, g.a.a. I, art club 3, rally comm 3. DOUGLAS MORREHEAD 'Doug' cross-country 3, 4: ,fuck 2, 3, 4, golf 2, honor m I, 2, 3, 4: block 'I' 3, 4, student council 2, ski club 4, stamp club 3, 42 spanish Club 2, wheel CIUb I, 2, 3, 4i idk' gov 3I- NANCY MOTT honor m 3, spanish club I, 2, 3, 4: art club I, 2, 3, 4- ROBERT MOWDY RICHARD MYER track 4, block m 2, 3, 4, ski club 4, trench club I, 2, rally comm 4. , , , ir. red cross I WALTER PETERSON DAVID POWELL 'Dave' football 4, block m 3, 4. TRENT PRIDEMORE-baseball 4, golf 3, ski club 2,3,4, french club 2,3,4, chorus 3,4 PATRICIA QUINN 'Pat' annual staff 3, 4, honor m I, 2, 3, 4, ski club 2, 3, 4, g.a.a. I, 2, 3, 4, ir red cross 3, a.f.s. 3, spanish club I, 2, 3, 4, Ist in county science fair. EMMA MARIE REINHARDT trans from Oakland Tech in 3, g.a.a. 3, drama club 3, chorus 2, 3, 4, raliy comm 4, iournalism staff 2, 3, 4 Iedl. BARRY NORBACK JOHN O'CONNOR-football 4, track 2, student council 2, ski club I, chorus 2 ARITA OSBORN honor m 2, 3, 4, g.a.a. I, 2, 3, 47 spanish club I, 2, chorus 3. BONNIE OTT ski club I, 2, 3, 4, g.a.a. I, 2, 3, 4, a.f.s. 4, spanish club 3, 4. EDWARD owEN 'Ed' band 2, 3, honor m 1, 2, 3, 4, block 'T' 37 ski Cl'-Ib 3, 4: stamp club 3, 4, spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, wheel club I, 2, 3, 4, math club I, 2. PAT OWENS g.a.a. I, 2, 3, 4, ir red cross I, 2, drama club I, 2, chorus 4. are HAFER - trans danville calif 4, chorus LINDA SCHELLING-annual staff 3, band I2- hono' I L27 Ski CIUIJ l,2,3,4: g.a.a. I,2, frenlcll Club 2,3: photo club 3 PAMELA SCHMIDT Pam - ir. class treas., annual stall I, g.a.a. l,2, ir. red cross l,2, a.f.s. l,2,3,4, drama club 2,4, art club I,3,4 MADELYN SEARS - honor m I, g.a.a. l,2,3, spanish club I,2,3,4 BUDDY SEEDS DICK SILVA football I, band I, 2, 3, 4, ski club 2, 3, spanish club 2, chorus I, 2, 3, 4, rally comm 4. is ' I SYLVIA RISKIN trans from Dallas Tex. in 4. RODERICK ROBERTS, JR. trans from Pleasant Hill Hi in I, football 4, wrestling 3, 4, block m 4. JUDIE ROBERTS-asst. cheerleader 2, spanish club I, chorus I, rally comm. 2, soph. football queen 2 JUANITA ROUSH-trans oakland technical hi. 3: fut. teachers club 3,4, iournalism stuff 3,4 BILL SAGE-ski club 3 BRUCE SCHAEFER-trans caracas, venezuela 3, track 3, wrestling 4, ski club 3, electronics club 3, football 3, a.f.s. 3, spanish club 3, wheel club 4, photo club 3 .Q- as K, BILL SILVERTHORN-football 3 PATSY SIMMONS 'Pat' trans from Wvlllard Jr. Hi I Berkeley in 2, annual staff 4, honor m 2, 4, g.a.a. 4, fut teach club 3, spanish club 4, chorus 2. EDWARD SMITH Ed -basketball 2 JUDY SMITH KAREN SMITH g.a.a. I, 2, spanish club I. MARTIN SMITH 'Marty' basketball 3, band I, block m 3, ski club I, 2, 3, electronics club 2, 3, french club 2. :., SUSAN STEWARD -annual stall 15 g.a.a. 1,2,3,4 spanish club 1,2,3,45 art club 3,4 sALLY srewxm ski dub 2, 3, 4, g.a.a. 1, BARBARA STROSS trans from Berkeley Hi in 35 honor m 3, 479.011, 3, 4. SHERYL STUDLEY treas student body 35 honor m 1, 35 student council 1, 3, 45 ski club 45 g.a.a. 1, 2, 3, 45 a.f.s. 25 spanish club 1, 45 chorus 15 rally comm 2, 3. PETER TELFER Pete - electronics club 35 french club 1,2,35 photo cIub5 math club 2 BOB TESMAN SUZANNE SMITH 'Sue - g.a.a. 15 art club 3 SUZANNE SOLOMON - g.a.a. 1,25 french club 1,25 spanish club 3 SUE SPATZ - head cheerleader 15 student council 1 MIKE STAHLE BRUCE STALLWORTH - wheel club 1,2,3,45 student council 35 honor m 1 BARBARA STERN -trans tubingen, germany 15 honor m 2,35 g.a.a. 2,35 a.f.s. 3,45 fut teachers club 45 latin club 1,25 french club 3,45 chorus 1,2,3,4 x LYNN THOMPSON - g.a.a. 1,2,3,45 spanish club 15 girls glee 4 PAM TREFTS- student body vice pres. 25 asst. cheer- leader 15 a.f.s. 35 ski club 3,45 student council 25 spanish club 25 chorus 45 rally comm. 35 student commission 1 WILLIAM VAN HORN Bill -football 25 basket- ball 15 baseball 35 track 25 block m 25 latin club 25 journalism staff 4 RON VILLATA -trans oakland tech 3 CEBE WALLACE ERIC WALLING - annual staff 35 block m 1,2,1l,4i ir red cross 2,3,4: fut teachers club 2,3,4: SPGf1'Sh club 1,25 wheel club 1,2,3,45 drama club I,2.3,4 RONALD WELCH Ron - football 17 track 1,37 student council 17 ski club 2,3,47 a.f.s. 2,37 spanish club 1,27 math club 27 rally comm 4 AMYlEE WHITE ski club 47 g.a.a. 17 spanish club 17 chorus 37 rally comm. 2 KATHLEEN WHITE Kathy - honor m 1,2,37 gee. .1,2,3,4i fut. teachers club 3,47 spanish club 4 PATRICIA WILKE Pat - annual staff .li h0rlOf 17 g.a.a. 17 spanish club7 art club 3,47 county fair art scholarship BURLY WILLES - annual staff 27 honor m 1,2,3,47 fr. red cross 1,2,3,47 drama club 1,2,3,47 journalism stat? 4 MICHAEL WILMAR Mike - trans oak park, ill 27 student body pres. 47 ir. class pres7 football 'l,2,3,4i baseball 27 wrestling 37 honor m 2,3,47 black m 2,3,47 student council 3,47 french club 37 wheel club 3,47 rally comm. 3 GORDON WISER -trans acalanes 17 basketball 27 spanish club 37 rally comm. 4 MARRY ANN WOHLERS - trans willard ir. high 27 honor m 27 chorus 2 RANDALL YOUNG Randy - student body treas 27 football 1,27 basketball 1,2,3,47 baseball 1,2,3,47 track 1,27 honor m 1,2,37 block m 1,2,3,47 student council 2,47 latin club 17 wheel club l,2,3,4 gil LO I lt is the dream of every freshman, when he enters Miramonte, to be a Senior and a graduate of Miramonte High School. We, the first graduating class of Miramonte, feel honored to have had the opportunity of playing the maior roll in the development of our new school. After four years of hard work and lots of fun, we have reached the peak of our high school dreams. Let us turn back the hands of time and think of the day we en- tered as freshmen. This was different from anything we had ever experienced, and we found we were on our own. Our Sophomore year was quite a bit different and one of our best loved. ln the fall of our second year, Gary Lucas and Judy Roberts were chosen King and Queen of our annual football dance. Glamour and enthusiasm filled the air in the fall of our Junior year. This year was started with a bang. Class officers were elected first. Mike Wilmar, Presidentp Pat Butler, Vice-President7 Roxie Huntley, Secretary7 and Pam Schmidt, Treasurer, were our capable leaders. One of the most exciting festivities of the year was the Junior Prom. The dance was a result of much hard work and a booming success. The fall of 1958 was both happy and sad, for we were deserving Seniors. As the first class of Miramonte, we have been, in a sense, Sen.iors from the beginning of our Freshman year. Yet, this year has been one of the best in our lives. We worked hard and loved every moment of it. Senior Class officers were elected. They were, Bicky Clif- ford, President7 Roxie Huntley, Vice-President7 Louise Cianclarulo, Secretary: and Donna Lane, Treasurer. The constant buzzing of the Mirada staff filled our days with fun. Our Senior pictures were made and graduation invitations were ordered. Graduation was planned and all attended the Senior Ball. This time, we were on the receiving end. Oh, how nice it seemed! We look upon our four years at Miramonte as the years in which we have grown. into full maturity. Now that we are about to embark upon new adventure, we realize the responsibilities that we will accept as the first graduating class of Miramonte High School. We, the Senior Class say, Thank you, Miramonte, for life long friendships and never the be forgotten memories. A, 3 ES if W 4, 2,135 x , U., 'MMM by Wg ww fp. 1 :Ei Efyfi ' W SJ ,rf 1 'Q' 95-6 i Qi? ' ff 14-v X M2 .Wa W . , fsff.?2 -mf :Q pf 3 AHF? '- N amvail wi rf' A' if Yu: M., x X QQ., 5 QQ f. 1 . S, M . Q ,,,,,.,..w - x... M. was X 1 N if X 5 XF VN.. N.VMwxQ 5 .vm X f.,rqw+ X W N x QQ in WEB SEINJUCCDU23 MFE tw C TCH lx . Num' driving home s iiwiiwk .gf-'n Xu huniing senior pictures .K Minn it 1 hiifing me sack with bonnie and steph lllnqq Q 3 K gg i l , 1 'H i 4Secretary, NGHCY I J? if I A '-:ir N ,gg Treasurer, . iw I ' -Eg, Vice President ' 'Social Secretary Judy Hopkins Sally Spoff' ' bi UTQY, Charlene Kimballb, A 'AI AgL' f Secretory Nr President, Barry Klopfer Karen Rigor -F g ,, rig , fr 'gk K Y .1 1' ix: . ...X A S' J . as 26 Class of '60 Abend, D. Ageno, 1. Anderson, L. Angelo, M. Archer, C. Bailey, B. Balmer, J. Balmer, K. Barrell, R. Black, G. Blake, M. Blue, C. Boeger, E. Boeger, W. Bole, R. Bolrnan, S. Borden, J. Borges, P. Bono, J. Bawler, P. Boyd, J. Brobeclx, K. Bromley, B. Braun, B. Brown, I-l. Brown, L. Butler, L Cain, M. Calhoun, K. Carver, J. Carter, J. Cayling, J. Champion, B. Clark, G. Clark, J. Coates, J. Coker, D. Collins, B. Collins, I. Campion, l.. Connolly, I. Coolr, C. Cook, D. Cook, M. Cooper, B. Copp, l.. Counrlgln, J, Crux, G. Cullen, C. Dall, D. Danlell, C. Davidson, D. Davies, B. Davis, B. Davis, I. Davis, I. De Franco, B. DeMaeyer, M. Disluona, G. Dulra, H. Edlund, B. Eggertson, K. Eubanlr, S. Feldmon, Flinl, P. Freeman, F. J. Freilas, C. Fridell, S. Fuller, ll. Gallatin, C. Ganials, J. Geissler, A. Gillespie, S. Gillivan, M. Gilmore, P. Glaslxy, K. Goxcli, N. Grah, N. Green, K Guarneri, Gregarscn, A. M. Haelle, R. Hancock, Hanson, J. Harman, B. Harrington, Hccoclu, Heiser, T. Hempslea Henderso Hennessy, Henry, S. Hightowe Hildnrh , Hollidge, Harvick, Hopkins. ll. d, M. n, G. r, S. J. G. R. J. Hawes, S. Hughes, J. Hunan, D. lmpoh, M. lngrim, M. Jamison, Jensen, S Johanson Jones, N. Jones, N. Jann, R. ,L Kammeiief, Kidd, D. Kimball, G. Kinghom, Kisner, S. Kline, I. Knudsen, Koayman, Krall, C. Kyle, F. Lalni, S. Lang, L. Lanrucci, Lee, E. R. C. C. Lnmin, P. Lindsay. S. Lowman, J. C. I. 1 F' 5 'Y Y, N , S f .Qi-as -,.: ' 1 ,fx . .X .,. . .N P gf ' Yagi . .-x.. - ff All-xx-. ff? f .kigiwg Q .1 Q. SN 3 5' x . 'N Q' 9 . N 5? is W I iii. 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S3432 E w i . kk V We 2 . ... 5151554 l s, ..-- 1 . 1' ' .. J: w efiiizff. i . V , lr .wma 1 . fn P W? ,. . ,ff gi HQ S' .f Class of '60 27 The Junior Class was led by President, Bill Brown, Vice President, Judy Hopkins, Secretary, Nancy Gosch, Treasurer, Bill McGuire, and Social Secretary, Sally Spott. Throughout the year, they had the guid- ance and friendship of their advisors, Miss Van Dam and Mr. Campbell. With the excitement of being upper classmen, the Juniors took a very active part in many school activities. The entire class may take a well deserved bow for the fine production of the Junior Prom. They worked hard on cake sales and car washes to raise money for the dance. Everyone doing his share and enioying every minute of it. The Junior Class had a last fling before taking the responsibilities of being Seniors. But each is looking forward to next year with eager anticipation. 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Rasmussen, C. Rhoda, D. Riesing, J. Rivers, I.. Robinson, J. Rodgers, C. Roegiers, N. Roos, J. Sanders, R. Salterfhwoile, J. ScheHer, T. Schevill, P. Scholberg, P. Scholin, R. Schoppe, B. Schuler, C. Schultenhelm, M. Schwarcll, J. See, S. Shunlel, K. Silva, V. Skinner, S. Smith, B. Smith, J. Smith, V. Snow, S. Solomon, L. Spott, S. Switzer, P. Tecchout, P. Tesman, K. Thorp, S. Thomas, B. Thomas, S. Thompson, R. Thune, J. Thurston, H. Thurston, S. Traveno, D. Twining, J. Ursin, E. Van Voorhis, B. Wcschmirth, I. Wendelbo, L. Wilber, M. Williams, L. Williams, M. Williams, R. Young, H. Young, S. Brown, C. lik itffggx A l luv Class of '60 32 elm of '61 Abborl, S. Abel, B. Aberham, C. Adams, B. Alba, M. Aldrich, R. Allara, J. Allen, R. Allofer, W. Anderson, L. Anderson, R. Arighi, S. Axelson, L. Babcock, R. Bagley, R. Bailey, J. Baldwin, K. Bargones, l.. Barker, I.. Bekedam, K. Bergen, B. Bishop, J. Blount, A. Blumer, L. Bole, B. Bowles, B. Boyd, B. Boyle, R. Brailsford, B Braly, P. Breed, A. Brock, T. Brodginski, A. Brooks, T. Brown, R. Brunk, V. Buhler, J. Burde, l.. Caldwell, B. Calhoun, M. Campbell, S. Canfield, P. Carr, B. Cary, S. Case, M. Chapple, L. Chase, D. Chew, B. Christensen, Christie, D. Cianciarulo, Clark, B. Clark, G. Clarke, M. Clarke, V. Cline, C. Clough, A. Coe, P. Cole, T. Cook, C. Corbett, S. Corona, M. Corsi, R. C Cox, S. Crawford, P. Croci, S. Curtis, P. Davis, L. De Franco, S. De Grassi, A. Dermit, P. Devin, P. Diercks, G. Dierclu, L. Doane, J. Doxie, C. Drath, J. Drysdale, L. Dunn, C. Dunshee, S. Eberhart, J. Elmore, V. Fagliano, J. Ferguson, Y. Femsten, K. FIores,A. Flores, R. Fowlar, J. Fries, M. Gibbs, J. Gilbert, J. Gilwee, J. Ginsberg, P. Gloy. 5. Gooqins, J. Gordon, W. Gronberg, D. Guerin, J. Guerin, M. Guinther, E. Guthrie, D. Hackett, J. Hafner, L. Hall, J. Hallstaod, D. Hamilton, B. Hardie, R. Harmon, C. Harper, B. Harper, G. 0 Horton v, N. Haslam, M. Haughton, F. Haywood, R. Heller, S. Hickman, M. Hicks, C. Hilger, B. Hilmer, J. 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Lucas, J. Lyman, I. MacDonald, C. Mac Farlane, D Mocri, J. Madison. D. Marron, P. Marsh, F. Mc Cready, I. Mc Farland, S. M: Lead, I. Miles, I. Miller, J. Miller, J. Mitchell, L. Meorehead, M. Moylan, H. Nab, C. Neighbor, N. Nelson, D. Nolson, S. Oakes, P. Oakley, M. O'Connor, P. Odenthal, J. Ogden, C. O'Hara, H. Palatine, I. Palatino, D. Pardini, S. Pederson, C. Haifar, C. Pfeifer, P. Philibosian Powell, B. Prince, C. Putnam, J. Putnam, P, Radonich, Rarnet, D. Read, S. Rinne, J. Rochester, Rutherford Sax, K. Saxton, D. sdmfw, s. - scmlnng, s. sch-naar, N. Shelly, o. Shirey, L. Shuey, W. Smith, C. Smith. S. Soule, C. Spicer, M. Staiord, K. Stark, D. Starlxman, St. Clair, K. Stevens, P. Steward, S. Stillson, D. Stuller, C. Swonigan, Syverud, I. Thamun, R. Thompson, Thrailkill, K. Tonoscia, J. Twomey, J Van Voorhis, E. Walker, D. Walker, J. Ward, C. Weatherbe, K. Webster, W. Welch, B. Wenling, R. ' R Wrechert, Willes, B. Wilrnar, B. Wilson, R. Winfree, J. Woodward Workman, Wright, D. 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WLS f Si-ww 5?f5 i.,. Q . ,J J g.-:uf .fri 5255495 .. . 4 -ii . -0.-f:E,+2-9' ., . rl 5- Y .2 -. f .. ..- gag. .,.. -1 , . K fig . 42 , HN . iw Q 1 Q-in re J fi Y . ' R Q- . 'W - , , c V X Class 0 61 . f my Q 2. W , 2 A ' if U5 ... 5'-fry, 1 f :H ,W 1 if A M , Q Q , x . fn, it agar' 'W . nn- Y bill , , ef, 1 ,si x t N. Jr 4' W' The Sophomore Class officers were, President, Scott McFarland, Vice President, Connie Cook, Secretary, Carol Pederson, and Treasurer, Charlotte Kimble. Miss Jacob- sen and Mr. Giambruni served as their advisor and friend. The Sophomore Class sponsored a spring dance in April and a very successful cake sale during the middle ofthe year. After the Sophomores ordered their class rings, they eagerly looked toward next year, when they would be upper classmen. do you moan what ll ntl swmwhij have SEPIBUWG FEVER X ,f 1 is K? -IM.:-,rf -I . af -A .. E, gif: 2 11 K , ri g A Y' X . f. '.. f 5 38 Class of '62 '::: .. PQN 1 H 4. +5 as .9 C.. f Ln. SE Mgr , Q Qs fb 1 .,. Abend. S. Anderson, I. Ayres, J. Ioker, M. Ioluer, S. Iorrek, P. Iodoyn, R. Ioclzen. S. leaoncini, K. Iereml, L. Iloirernore, F. llouorn, I. Iomlel, I. loxell, J. hed. N- Irlndon. P. Drown, C. lrvw. I. Iuddor, I. Iuhlor, F. Iuuo, K. Idler, I. Colderwood, J Corriores, I.. Cotoline, E. Chinn, M. Chiffon, L Cliiord, I. Coburn, C. Cooper, D. Cww.1. Cooper, S. Corinne, K. Crooken, D. Dano, C. Davidson. D. Davis, S. Deubner. D. Dewln, 6. Dierch, 1. Donduin, S. Dory,T. num., 1. Dunning, D. Eanerbrook. T. Boron, M. Edmorlz. I. Blanton, J. Engetherd, N. Erickson, I. Former, D. Farnuon, S. Fosrabend, D. Felehlln, C. Finn, P. Fields, D. Flenner, D. Folger, R. Frolxos, D. Frehas, J. Gclonoy, T. Gesinger, J. Gilmore, C. Gleason, J. Goebel, N. Goss, G. Graham, I. Grendon, E. Gvilli, S. Gustavson, R. Hammond, S. Hampton, I. Hancock, S. Hcnfcrd, A. Hunley, N. Harris, H. Henderson, G. Hennessy, J. Henning, I. Henry, N. Hibbavd, F. Hkki, P. Hildehrund, Hill. A. Hollldge, M. Holtwislu, G. Hoplnins, J. Howard, R. Hunn, larry Hutchinson, I. Hutton, 6. Hutton, T. Jacobs, M. Jeoobsen, J. Jceobus, J. Johns, F. Johnson, I. Jones, J. Jones, L. Juchter, K. Kelivas, N. Kay, I. Keeney, I. Kelly, P. Kendall, R. Kersh, S. Ketsdevef, V. Klelley, K. Kilburn, I. Kloptev, I. Knoph, E. Knudxen, J. Koovemm, I.. Lambert, I. Lengdeld, D. Lothcn, J. Lee, S. HC wi? 5 . , ,. lf k ms R . ,-- -Pez:- . 'Q 3, f P' .WS ,L sv -ik '4 QW 1 , Q -sl' ..- -Ma.. Afygf iw. 3' 'WE f: -, Sei . ., il . 5... Q i lil? .- 2 'L wg' Q ' S M l' W ll wc G3-Xi .- ' X . -. .3 R .x 212.12 ff. wx Ji W 533, I it . K 1: .... , ...N .H .1 . . , 'gr 1 N. 12 1 f:1:'?Z'5 . ggi J.,-fdfhxxgx .1 r3'fz.. v Nw , W ff ' t 'II ,wr 2 F . X E J F' ' Ki -62 3 , 1 35 , l x Z! Y Y 9 f ... , 5 . Q-5 ,H .gk-fl 'W X. S ai 4 'J Class of '62 M? .1 Y' fi' ., .wg X-g.i....k, H., :E Miramonte's biggest class, the Freshman Class, invaded Miramonte in September full of wonder, uncertainties, and excitement. Class ofti- cers were elected. They were, President, Barry Klopfer, Vice President, Karen Rigor, Secretary, Linnet Trefts, Treasurer, Pat Finn. lt wasn't long however, until these Freshmen got into the swing of things. They were introduced to the rules and regulations, and they discovered the mean- ing of homework. They made friends and began to 'feel at home at Miramonte. The Freshmen realized the responsibilities of being in high school, and they lived up to these responsibilities well. A'-3 .. -f.i.sggQ,..- - ,J P k . ,f,g.1,l.a-ws. -Nilffb ' ..- ,. SE 2 ,ws R. . , ... . M335 xl' . eff.- . . ,J . i ww. I X x , ,, -hi .5-.1 1--,R K , Lsfslgigff s L... .M igfgiii ,rg Ji - 1 , :gzggi , - 2,5 sg . dlgwf-wi-g.s. ?M Rpm fm.. .ET i E . ...Q 5, if . Q .N gk 9 ,. l Q ' NT Cie. 1::'.-El:.- ,Q-352' A H-V.- . Q -,. - Q-efwfiit' L ' J' wi -5l.?9s' . . El V 5 EE- , Q A I i5f.f VV A A b. ' f V 'fi .. . . , -'l M ,- . 1. -K . my . .m, P' . 'SG' . .. - N., ,ws sf: - -1 fl :SV Rv . ...,. ,M ..., .. . . S I . 'Q N .. y,'s,.,. . 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FXR J . , . ww .. ,. -AH Lemire, J. H. Libbey, Lincoln, A. Lindsay, L. Loewen, K. Lucas, J. Madden, D. Mann, P. Marron, T. Marsh, M. McChesney, P. McConnell, M. McCormack, McCosker, R. McGuire, M. McKee, N. McKinnon, J. McMillan, McNamara, Merriam, R. Miegcr, M. Mika, K. Miller, J. Miller, S. Monflls, A. Moog, A. Mossolta, S. Nahreu, S. Neff, M. Nelson, K. Nicolai, 8. Nicolaysen, Niosi, R. Norback, K. C. J. S. Odenlhal, 5. O'Flyng, J. Oliphanl, Olsen, K. Orr, R. C. Oslrander, S. Owen, R. Palmer, R. Parks, R. Parrish, P. Palhn, J. Pauli, C. Pearson, P. Peler, B. Peterson, C. Phillips, D. Pollacxelr, S. Porlello, S. Poulsen, S. Rahmeyer, B. Rasmussen, Reiger, P. Reynolds, J. Rich, C. Richarz, S. Riqolh, V. Rigor, K. Roberls, L. Rogiers, A. D. Kelley, M. Roos, I. lou, J. lou, I. Sono, S. Sapulo, M. Semrthwsln, K. Sari, D. Sccrlch. G. Schafer, 0. Sdvoldlor, S. sauum.,m Sdlolbwg, J. Sehoooo. I. Selwueh, I. Sedl,l. Seoll, T. Soon, L Silva, S. Smollwood, P. Smylll, M. Spcich, S. Sloll, G. Slohls, D. Slerluncn, S. Slllu, I. Sheng, T. Suordl, J. Sullllo l. Tuuqhvlinbaugh, 1, ff Taylor, J. Tnmen, V. Thompson. L. Trunkowslni, R. Traynor, I. Trolls, L Trolvl, J. Vollons, J. Von Sickle, L. Vida, R. Wagner, S. Wollnor, F. Weber, D. While, J. Whilnly, R. Wilcox, W. Wlllzo, I. Williams, S. Wilson, C. Wlnthm, D. Well, G. Young, W. S, X.: f A Q .,. : 3 , . M.. V 9 -UV' ' K Q ,. - . ,Y 445,55 .an .fn l n YS .wx A I 3? WX .gf, 331 igilggggbfwwy . , .,... .,,,wfN . ff E 1 . fi 4 K' JYQ4 ,. ,. ,,, .,. 1. 2 yn, , K- I W I 'W ,5,.,V1,. LQ ,. . 1 lg? .ka Qwgzgigg, . 3...-fag: 5, . gr . 'S'- ,Q E, gr. P w ,fpA. iggf. ...Q Q... Qiiff V G5 gf: - .12 - 3. 5 ,si-1' fr ,A -3,55 -f.. ..,,, f- A - - L' wifi fu- ... W 4.4, ' w, ....,. .. ...J 1 A X rf 5 , 'K aw W, , L . 5, . 1 .Y Q? . ,Q fr. 1' lfLass4Qf'62 Remember that day, when we Yes, we do have many never-to-be-forgotten memories of our school-day activities to cram into our comparatively young lives. What will the future bring? What wonderful phases of life lie ahead? Guess we'll have to wait and see. linda started 3 play days nth and NX If Xxssvsb-, i--F-liart' UID QUDNQU The Student Council is made up of representatives of various classes. These people work hard to solve the many problems which ariseon the campus. Their many accomplishments include the improved system Bs the lunch lines, better seating arrangement during iallies and assemblies, a fi- nance drive for the new swimming pool, and an Apple.Week to zraiseithe student body funds. in W sf if gr fl. P A Q i s '2 y yysy 5 5 l lkvl- Herr NEIGHBOR , w cv - N MASQ, tone uNoHoLM gy 1 1 ,sys ssis Q Bm s- fx V w Y i muy Q-H--U A x me 5 5,1 , , ,ei QQ 'iran 1 . ,Q .f-'Lyn Y z Qu 3 y BRIGITT HAGELPM' inserts AMBLER1 as fs s Jo suAnm N .iv T amov Your-no s .lx Ag A ly, ,,...l, L fv A xy We ,Hwy M ' , . A K N S i ,L I ,., v, 1' -1 ' 1, K A ,Nc A My am HILGER T Douo scigrp 'sl A V M KLOPFER 1 L is 'Y Bll.l!sCAl.DWEl.l L k T SALLY spon- f , j'Y,Y x , , ' , , f ixiiim. , s K 5 ,vw ' ' m t Xlss 1 wi' .. vs V L if lk Wk, 7 ' R 5.x MIKE WILMAR ix 4.12. if X CK . I sq 1 Q.: -Q . x-ki ..k-k L . lv !' 4' I I 9 I xx .. A I ig? VIC JOHNSON presideni Nice-president? 5 . h uk j X. Q -'FQ' .1 N. Mag -, dl. K4 J' I VICKI MCCOSKER I 'laliwliader ,f ., ,X 5 RON BROWNJ , gg F - mph Ez -WIAFEN KLOPHER Irlcsurnrh J - ' .SI . y r 5 I x M U A .3 Mfg 1 .Mr 3. ' ' x I x I is NANCY ENGLEHARD r DIANE TRAVERSO TOM BROOKS BICKY CLIFFORD x , b XX ,thi 3 F X' e suzle LAHTI4' , socfdf ncrqary JUDY AGENO secrefary - ' 2' Li f ' yf I ,7 1 . 4 5 Hx, I Q H Q 1 I f ' uf , I RWD fx ! ' lb I,- ff XL f ' M I ,M 4 ,, mum , A H I a... .1 I aww' 1 wif, Zvnckwv ADAMS JAN MIKE EATON IHMSCOTT MCFXRILAND CDNNIF COOK fwfr-if 'H wi ,WN Pm' mg, ASSELM UJIES Sl! Elmll The Music Department has been continually active this year in many various activities. Three girls were chosen to spend Spring Vacation week in Salt lake City. These girls were Emma Rein- hardt, Barbara Stern, and Linda Hart. These participants were chosen by recommendations of the directors based upon ability, effort, and interest. The Band performed at the Christmas program held during an assembly and also al night tor the Parents. They also performed at the Mirama, the Spring Concert, and the Pops Concert. The Band, for the first time, have new green and white uniforms. The Music Department has done much to add to the enioyments of students at Miramonte. UITBAMIA The Music Department was the sponsor of the tirst all-school talent show that was produced on such a large scale. The Mirama was held on a cool March night. Mr. Franceschini, starring, and the rest of the talented cast contributing, lead the Mirama to be an evening of light- hearted entertainment. ...s. ww, .en no ngm: :ugene KITOPH, Paul McChesney, Irene Waschmirth Joanne Dircks Marion Oakly Hellen Mo Ian Donna G C I , , , Y , OSS, Oro Loewen, Betty Collins, Gay Gruz, Pam Kitt. Second row: Marilyn Hinde, Donette Rutherford, Suzie Eubands, Marlene Hichman Joanne Larson Sandi Miller, Barb Syverud, Pam Trefts, Barb Champion, Raren Weatherby, Joanne Hall Charlene Doxie, Barb Bowman. Third row. J A , - oe yers, Carol Hicks, Barbara Stern, Emma Reinhardt, Irene Ingram, Jean Hilmer, Irish Scott, Diane Davidson, Liz Mark Sue Ingram Rudy Flores Rich Mann, Bruce Schaffer. Fourth row: Tom Easterbrook, John Calderwood Doug Moorehead, Tom Heiser,Mor In ram Jud S h Ff P tB tl P , yg , ycaer,auer,age Anderson, Dave Cocher, Dick Silva, Gordon Hightower, Punky Geisler, Gary Lucas. Fifth row: Jerry Overra, Chatton Saule, Tura lineholm, Bob Courant, Joe Cayting, Roger Mc.Cosker, Gary Beeman, Tony Hudson, Linda Hart, Tom Hill, Dave Puddy, Larry Butler, Jim Batto. N I nw. ew. M GIRLS' ENSEMBLE CHORUS OFFICERS Emma Reinhardt Chorus Manager ,----------- Barbara Sge,-n ,,,,,,,,,,,4 Emma Reinhardt Linda Hart Assist. Manager .... Lindt! HGYI Judy Smith Secretary ........ Marion Oakley Donnette Rutherford Carol Loewen Jean Hilmer Susie Eubanks Lynn Davis Leslie Compton Arita Osborn Rosemary Niosi Hilary Brown - acc. Q GIRLS GLEE OFFICERS Prgg, ,,,,,,,,,4,,,. Diane Hallxted Sgg, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, P QI OVIBIIS V,P, ,,,,, ,,,.,,, G Ienna Clark , l Firsl row, left loirighl: Leslie Complon, Barbara Bergen, Karen Rigor, Mark .laeobs,iJudy Smilh, Phil Hicks. Second row: Uoug aoxvon, Alan B G '. Third row: Chris Breed Tom Brooks, Bob Carr, Mike Finn, Dick Silva, Ron Brown, Homplon Young, Ray Aldrich, Bob Adams, ulch uanern Dunn Don Flenner, Donna Slale, Gayle Erickson, Jill lemp, Bill Anderson, .leR Neighbor, John Thune, Bruce Bole, Ron Scholin, Dan Weber, Carl Ogden. Fourlh row: Barbara Syverud, Sylvia Howe, Randy Corsi, Don Minor, Charlie Ward, Darnelle Palalino. BAND .,....Jeff Neighbor Flule ........ ,,,,,,,, L eslie Compton TrOmbOl'1e ....... Clarinet ,,,,, ---,,,,,-,- T gm Brooks Bags ,,.,,,,,,,,,, ....... M ike Gilllvflfl Sax ..,,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- R on Brown Percussion ...... ........ D on Mlf1Of COYHET ......... Bulch Guarneri ju d y Courlright garbal-0 Syvefud Darnello Palalino U Band Omcers Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,, ,, CLARINET QUARTET Doug Saxton Allen Breed Jill Lemp Tom Brooks ,.,,,,Judy Smilh Emciency Manager ,..,.. ,,v.,,,,. C arl Ogden Head Librarian ,........,............ Gayle Erickson DANCE BAND STUDENT DIRECTORS Mario Guarneri Jeff Neighbor Tom Brooks Brass Ensemble Mike Gillivan Bob Adams Mario Guorneri .leff Neighbor John Thune 55. 3-Q 4. J' Y U.A'lTlllNlll The big event of the Latin ll Club was the annual Latin Banquet in April, in the school cafeteria. The Latin l and ll Clubs combine to make this yearly event a success. Everyone appropriately dresses in togs, which always provides for many laughs. The latin l Club is made to serve the Latin ll Club. ln addition to the banquet, the club also had a Christ- mas party in the home of one ofthe members. First row, left to right: Windy Gordon, Mike Calhoun, John Drath, Bill Chew. Second row: Barbara Bergen, Bill Hildger, Sue Jenson, Dick Stark, Ted Brock. Third row: Jim Beuhler, Bob Whelch, D'Ann Christie, Jack Gilbert, Dick Miles. a A 4 i-,.J - . First row, left to right: Carol Wilson, Jane Hennessey, Tara Doty, Donna Stalling, Linnei Trefts. Second row: Berry Klopfer, Mary Baker, Nancy Bregar, Nancy Englehart, Donna Cooper. Third row: Mike Smith, Danny Winthers, Frank Hibbard, Anthony Rogiers, Larry Hunn. Fourth row: John Calderwood, Ted Beuhler, Newton Hildebrand, Doug Scarft Jeotfery Knudsen. 4 1 A- 1-H-gar ,,.. gmetsrgjx' ATUN The advisor of the Latin I Club was Mrs. Cal- hoon, and the officers were President, Barry Klop- ferg Vice President, Jane Hennessy, and Secretary- Treasurer, Nancy Engelhard. The Latin l Club was one of the many clubs that contributed to the Car- nival inthe Fall. They sponsored the miniature golf. Their socials this year include a Christmas party and a Latin Banquet in April. The Jr. Red Crass, a truly worthy service club, has been busy with numerous activi- ties this year. They made a hundred braille covers for the blind. They made twenty-tive stuffed animals for overseas children. They entertained mentally retarded children at their school. They worked as stat? aides at the Mt, Diablo Chapter House, and they wrapped Christmas packages at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital. This service club has really servedl BR. RED C3055 First row, left to right: Pat Rahmeyer, linda Lindsay, Barbara Molofsky. Second row: Julie Noller, Brigitte Hageli, Sue Lindsay, Hilary Brown, Sylvia Howes. Third row: Burly Willes, Eric Walling, Cliff Aberham. DBA QEUI The Drama Club's pet proiect this year was the production of Mira- monte's first Senior Play, Lute Song. In addition to the play, the club put on a heart-warming one act play at the Christmas assembly called Why the Chimes Rang. The Drama Club has had a lot of enioyment working together on these various productions. The club took a trip to old Vic's in San Francisco to see Shakespeare's Henry the Fifth. First row, left to right: Marian Oakley, Linda Hart, Judy Smith. Second row: Bob Jones, Clifford Abraham. sz 'mal . J s 'W em First row, left to right: Joan Clark, Martha Spicer, Lynn Loveland, Linda Sears, Pat Wilke, Pat Kelly, Norita Jones, Kathy Baldwin, Kathy Prince, Anne Laurenson, Miss Van Dam. Sec- ond row: Linda Williams, Julie Noller, Pat Moore, Peggy Scheville, Steve Smith, Jean McMil- lon, Bruce Wilke, Linda Anderson, Sue Tharp, Hellen Moylan. Third row: Ann Blaint, Kathy Mossotto, Lynn Roberts, Bonnie Gardiner, Nancy Mott, Sheryl Studley, Carol Knudsen, Kitty Mika, Pam Dermit, Clena Clark, Sue Cox. Fourth row: Carol McMillan, Marilyn Cook, Judie MacFarlane, Lynn Solomon, Susan Steward, Kathy White, Suzanne Solomon, Madelyn Sears, Pat Simmons, Barbara Thomas, Gari Ann Hughes. Fifth row: Tom Miles, Marilyn Hinde, Ginger Ketstever, Pat Quinn, Dottie Shally, Pat Crawford, Joyce Baily, Gayle Erick- son, Mark Gentry, Bruce Johnson. SWXINJUSH CILHDI The Spanish Club has been very active this year. Their many activities include a Spanish movie Marceline. Their Christmas party was typically Spanish. The highlight of the evening was the breaking of the Pinate. Out of this clay head falls such delicious sweets that would make any Spanish Senorita or Senora's eyes lighten. Again this year the Spanish Club combined with the French Club to give their annual La Bal Mascarada. K 4 FRENCH CCM The French Club's many activities include going to French movies, and dining at French restaurants in Berkeley. The Club has had interesting interviews with people who speak French and lectures from them in French. They have also had socials at various mem- ber's homes. The French Club has served to broaden the scope of those interested in the French language, irst row, left to right: Pat Canfield, Maxine Anderson ,Kathy Cline, Brigilt Hageli, Linda Lind sey, Ruth Thompson. Second row: Babette Ambler, Barbara Stern, Suzanne Lindsey, Joan Rohm son, Suzie Lahti, Neil Neighbor. Third row: Bob Newman, Bill Cline, Vicki McCosker Jerllyn Ganiats, Kathy Brobeck. lfi.eNlus U'A The Future Teachers Club is for girls who are in- terested in the teaching profession. They have the op- portunity to teach as a student teacher at Del Rey Elementary School for six weeks. This gives each girl a taste of what teaching actually involves. Included in their many activities are socials and cake sales. Also the group has taken field trips to the University of California and other interesting places. The Miramonte Future Teachers ioined with the Acalanes Future Teach- Y . ers for a very interesting and enioyable meeting in First Row, left to right: linda Williams, Enid Hennessey, linda lindsey, Barbara Molofsky, Sharon Heller, Norita Jones, Barbara Davis, Karen Green, Carolyn Daniels, Hilary Brown. Second row: Brigitt Hageli, Jule Noller, Sue Kronke, Jean Macri, Carol McChesney, Sally Spott, Su- zanne lindsey, Barbara Thomas, Barbara Stern. Third row: Kathy White, Kathie Calhoun, Carolyn Cook, Juanita Rousch, Gail Kocher, February. Barbara Bergen, Joan Borden, linda Hart, Gail Erickson. QNQR Abbot, Steve Altorfer, Walter Ambler, Babette Anderson, Caryn Anderson, Maxine Angelo, Michele Arighi, Suzanne Bergen, Barbara Brodginski, Adele Brown, Hilary Brown, Bill Cline, Cathy Cline, Bill Cook, Dana Cook, Marilyn Corbett, Sandy Corona, Margo Drath, John Eklund, Karin Former, Dixon Federighi, Doug Ferguson, Tom Fowkes, Joan Grah, Nancy Griffiths, Carol Guarneri, Mario Harmon, Carol Harper, Robert Harper, Virginia Hartanov, Natalie Hopkins, Judy Hudson, Bob Humphreys, Ann Johnson, Vic Jones, Narita Kimball, Charlotte Klopter, Karen Knudsen, Carol lahti, Suzanne lancione, linda Lastrucci, Carol lewis, Peter Long, Kirk loveland, Lynn McGuire, Bill McMillan, Jean Miles, Richard Moorehead, Doug Mott, Nancy Neb, Carolyn Newman, Bob Nilmeier, Allan lt's a real achievement to be a member of the Honor M. A minimum of l2 points are required l3 points for an A, l point for a B.l Many students at Miramonte have set their goals high, and as a result, are now proud wearers of Honor M pins. osbom' Arita Chilton, Lance owen' Ed Deubner, David Quinn, PG' Eaton, Mika Robinson' MH' Gallagher, Richard Schaffer' Te 'Y Goebel, Nancy Simmons, PU' Hagan, sfigm Stern, Barbara Stross, Barbara Studley, Sheryl Thomas, Barbara Thompson, Ruth Traverso, Diane Ursin, Eddie Walling, Eric White, Kathy Wilber, Bernard Willes, Burly Wilmar, Barden Wilmar, Mike Wright, David Yedidia, Pete NEW MEMBERS Ayres, Joseph Buhler, Fred Caldwell, Bill Hecocks, Bob Howe, Milton Jones, Barbara Knudsen, Geoffrey lindholm, Tore McCosker, Roger McKee, Nancy Niosi, Rosemary Olson, Karen Ostrander, Susan Parks, Ronald Philibosian, Phylis Rogiers, Nadya Saxton, Douglas Sears, linda Strong, Thomas Taylor, Jill Tonascia, Jim Wilke, Bruce Wilke, Pat Williams, linda C, J' B 3519: xx 4 w-Q f S, ins. X X 3 ix S Q f Q Y Xu: Q ' ml s s Q. XX XQQM X wx .xc s. 'Q Q Q fx: V Q A 3? W -3 if Q -. E t ' ,L x .MLM First row, left to right: Maxine Anderson, Tara Doty. Second row: Miss McPheeters, Pat Flint, Sue Henry, Babette Ambler. Third row: Vicki McCosker, D'Ann Christie, Michele Angelo, Vicky Adams. G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association meets after school every Tuesday and Thurs- day. They participate in many varieties of sports. The G.A.A. Leadership Conference was held at Miramonte this year. The speaker was from San Francisco State College. The girls also participated in the Playdays which are held at various schools. Of course the school year wouldn't be a success without the Sadie Haw- kins Dance, sponsored by the G.A.A. Dressed forthe occasion, the boys are escorted to the dance by the girls. Turn about is fair play! W N Y... M W. g '11 - uf Yi wx L . ,E W wg iii' B. 1 X ...X 1- -.- 1' . . Sf li I .. .6 ..,ig.kX I: 4 H+, k Q 'K N J' r -X R Q w y .Q Og XI fr. 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Q Hoping to aga bring two more foreign tudents to ramonte next year, the club as worked 1- d to arise th needed fun They had a house-to-hou drive on Hall ween an ashion Showi March. The A.F.S. nioyed a spea er f calanes, Dona Hu tg who was Q an exchange tudent in Austri nda Lancione, the first K dent to be sent abroad om Miramonte . - - spoke to the club a 5 t her many experiences in rance The work oft s club ha L enabled t students of Mi ' onte to enioy the experience f riendshi , with le from other c ntries. Q , r J, mm 6 , M iq, 'V ummvgkgnrwi H Mww!,,., ' ''MWf'fm,,.,,wwn,M,W:wfq' First row, left to right: Irish Scott, Sue Thorp, Carol Knudsen, Brigitt Hageli, Janet Lee, Sylvia Bolmf Gloy, Ruth Thompson, Irene Waschmirth, Linda Lindsey, Sally Spott, Sandy Brown. Second row: K phant, Nancy Handley, Carol McMillan, Lee Carrieres, Barbara Stern, Sallie DeWitt, Bobette Amblr Anderson, Leslie Compton, Robin Brown, Kathy Brobeck. Third row: Tara Doty, Karen Klopfer, Sheryl Julie O'Flying, Pat O'Connor, Suzie Lahti, Linda Williams, Joan Robinson, Luzanne Lang, Suzanne Nancy Grah. Fourth row: Jerry Overra, Bruce Schaffer, Ture Lindholm, Ron Brown, Jack Doty, Ga Dave Dale, Bob Newman. f, .nm-ev Confusion confusion confusionl This t , the st adventure' mixed up room nurn- bers wror19 locker numbers confused k - ' US Und 9enefUIIY IU5l one b'9 mess. I sure had o hard time mem ' ' ' - of se HUI11 ' but I fInUIIY 99' Used Io II' Coming from s astonished by the relation etween teachers and stu- dents. Our teac rs ve much more authority. While her eachers seem to be friends, helpers and eve umorous at times. I like it here much b ter. You wont rababty like to know what I think about he work you are doing here. Just one thi g, unnecessary. You have a lot of homewor a - little inking to do. We o not have social activities at school in Switzerland. lll miss t m when I go back lust love all the clubs games so I what., They take time out of cl rallies and assemblies leven if ey e goofed up ass but it also adds o friendshi s betters rela- ti s r ween dents and teachers. his is pr :cally everything I c you. I'm so th kful that I could sp one of the mos citing and long-I l d like to say See you Ili o . k of. You se I ' ' ere with each of . d rn sen' r y r at Miramonte. It will always be Ing me s I ever have. Ilegel Wh ows? 1 1 ' ' ' I , . ,.. .r , op - ' That is iu e opposite at home. But it will change when you get '- V eg . . . , , , , . . , , lik 'Rn 704 ln August of T959 l plunged into the adventure of an American Field Service sta ' F in rance. I was to be there for tive months, to live with a family, go to s ot, and ius: generally get to know France and the French. The strange excitement of another language, a - er peopl wqg 5 n fo be. come familiar. f- . ' s , ' ere time ha b ded ol and new. Set in the cen r of verdant Normandy, with its renowned apple chard, uen is sur- rounded by s ll farms helter-skelter on the landscape, and here and th s the ruins of an old ca e or abbey, as a reminder of France's old glory. The thedral, old churches, ho es that have stood for centuries and cobblestone streets re contrasted with modern ops, department steres, tactories, and refineries. But that p rt of France most significant to me is my adopted family the Moreaus. Mamma runs ir pharmacy, papa is an instructor in medical chemist . Michele, my oldest sister, w an A.F.S.er to Omaha in l957-58. Francoise, my twin as my constant companion and assmate. Three younger children completed a fa y of varied per. sonalities, yet ext . ely dependent on each other as a unit. This typical of most French families. Then - mess to have me know and lov - , an their desire to take me into their as th ' - K ' err o - v hter, were the t - at mos - ad my short stay there so rich. I I As a climax to my once-in-a-lifetime oppor ' there was the trip home. When we seventy-six A.F.S.ers in the Americans Abroad school program met on the shop, each of our lives had been broadened a little by new discoveries. We had known another people and another way of lite, our way of looking at ourselves, our country, and the world, would never b th ' ' e e same again. Thankyou, Miramonte and Orinda, for making this experience possible. ' r An adventure and an exciting year has finally come to an end a year of fu f - n, o happiness and of gained experiences. It is impossible to - a e ords what my stay in Orinda and my schooling at Miramonte - - meant to ' 'ust to h ' I o muc . However, there are things that stand out in my - ' d f - all never forget My first day at school was an unforgeta sion Everything was new and dill' . er- ent. People were talking fast and to me ' I seem to be unintelligible English I had to go from one classroom to the oth ins d of letting the teachers do the r ' unntng around. I was to be faced with the - ' edule every day instead of one with fifteen subjects spread over the entire ek. iramonte was modern and new while m Nor- : Y wegian school was more than f un ed years old last but not least l was introduced numerous smiling students, w se ames I still have a hard time remembering. I was met with frte ess e rywhere Students and teachers both tried to help me tn many ways, and r this help am very grateful During the entire school e th . y ar, ere has been stud ' council mee ngs committee meetings concerts and outings with n , - chums, dances nd lots of other tivities that l have enioyed participating. My stay i Orinda has be , by far, the most eventful and enlightening experience in my life. s ing to Mirama e High School has been the most im ortant a t f ' II I s p p r o tt. I would lik to thank ev r one at Miramonte particularly the close friends I have made, Mr. L is, and y good teachers for their friendship and help g-. W- s. M sg: fx W U W Xi ,wx 3, ' --4 nf M 1 A.. f ' , -A ,wx f. .mx , ffm r we .sf 'R SUSUC I The Ski Club is the most fun club at Miramonte. They took three trips up to the snow this year for weekends full of fun, excitement, and broken bones. The first trip was to Heavenly Val- ley, the second to Dodge Ridge and the third trip went to the Sugar Bowl. These outings have served to build friends and memories never to be forgotten. ri.. DQDHDGBNIZQXEUS The Journalism Staff has had a ball producing the MIRADOR and the MUSE this year. The newspaper has kept Miramonte posted on the latest gossip, sports highlights, and activities of the schoolg plus providing an opportunity for students to contribute original short stories and poems. The busy humming of the typewriters and the . . . ad- vice of Mr. Teutschel kept them constantly reminded ofthe inevitable deadlines. Work- ing on the iournalism staff has been an ex- perience that will long be remembered. HUM. A Sli PAT SIMMONS facility editor cn: WALLACE pho'09fvP 'f VICKY ADAMS editor JULIA HENDRICKSON activities editor The Annual Staff has worked extremely hard to present the student body with a year book of which they could be proud. To live up to their expectations meant a lot of extra work after school. Despite the worry of re- sponsibility laden upon us, we on the statt have made lasting friendships. We'll always remember the hectic periods before dead lines, which we usually failed to meet. Since this is our first year book to in- clude a Senior Class, we hope the 1959 Mirada has lived up to the qualification that will make our Seniors proud. Most of all, we hope that we have succeeded in best typify- ing you, Miramonte. PAT QUINN miof :lm editor Juov POOLE copyedifvf J V NOEL JONES advertising and business marlU90f Ml. MACK advisor JEAN McMIll.AN class editor OAN HOYER organizations editor VICKI McCOSKER J IONNIE Mc LAVEITY KAIIN EKLUND :ind .IAN MILLER CUHEEHIB EMDEGQS Have your got that spirt? Our Yell Leaders certain- ly have their share. Their leadership and spirit has helped Miramonte to win the Sportsmanship Trophy for the second consecutive year. Besides yell leading, you'll find them busy selling tickets and football pro- grams and busy making posters before every game. MICH ELE ANGELO MARCIA MAC QUIDDY CAROL GRIFFITHS sux .T In X. fi V, -. - , s ' flrg:fV?: 1 if l if' if fs l Miramonte's cuties, the Pom-pom Girls, have been a big aid in supporting our Yell Leaders and our teams. When the chips are down, their spirt is still high. Their green and white pom-poms have been banner f ' ' s o victory. These girls worked hard during the summer and continuely through the year to per- form their best for us. We thank you Pom-pom Girls.. SUE HEN RY KATHIE CAl HOON BETT Y DE FRANC this little piggy . . . 72 l'F3AlLlY CCfDlMllMlllTl 1TEE The Rally Committee members have truly been busy bees this year. As our teams progress in the league, so does the rating section progress in spirit and sportsmanship, through the aid of the Rally Committee. You will find a Rally Committee member always busy doing the many odd iobs necessary before big games, selling tickets and programs, making posters, and preparing for rally skits. With this capable organization in control, no wonder Mira- monte again won the Sportsmanship Trophy. First row, left to right: Sue Hightower, Jean Macri, Dianne Hallstead, Karin Ekland, Margo Carona, Katy Baker, Dianne Traverso, Sally Spott. Second row: Sue Dunshee, Louise Cinciarulo, Pot Fithian, Emma Reinhardt, Sandy Brown, Suzie Lahti, Vicki McCosker, Caryn Anderson, Michele Angelo. Third row: Rich Meyer, Ron Welch, Bob New- man, Bob Rochester, Dick Stark, Butch Guaneri. ,quuulll'F 'ssl 'W' f . ,,,! W. w x I L . .A-.1 i. ' H .gf Q q. wx . .. T' P 2,1 W Q ' Q ii s 2 Q ., 4 'W j ' N ,gall N N 'Nz k . ff --. A wg f Q I I f mgf msg? fi 5 , ,. Q L K if W -, . , + gg 1 iiff l A 'MQ-7 . l ' X, 09 N' SG Ni P5 Mf 41' 'A We remember our grand school teams and the use to have at Held days What athletes we all were had relays potato races basketball shooting con and the thrlllmg game of throwmg balls through After we got to hugh school the first Freshman tea organized We dldn t wnn any trophies those first e of years but we had the splrlt and drive to us where we now stand near the top l it Sf ,.--H 'd-:F VAITRSUTY IQFQIM. ALLEN GIESSLER TIM CRAWFORD MASON FRIES BUD BOEGER SKIP NELSON FLOYD BLANEY BRUCE HANCOCK RANDY THAMAN BICKY CLIFFORD LAURIE CHAPPLE DAVE RHODA GORDEN HIGHTOWER JOHN O'CONNOR BILL BROWN BRUCE HILGER , 9 f' ,I . fffv , 'lf K, 'W ff' - 'IZ 'Ds . I M f If 'Y ff I Fl Imam . N LQ, X25 BILL HILGER BILL KLEMENT TIM CRAWFORD MARC LITTLEJOHN BOB HUDSON DICK HANLIN RON WELCH MIKE ALBO JIM BUHLER MASON FRIES JIM BOYD 75 BUDDY BOEGER 76 TIM MALONEY 77 BOB DAVIS 83 SKIP NELSON 85 CARL ODGEN 86 MIKE WILMAR 87 DAVE POWELL 88 DON MQMACKEN 98 MILT BLAKE 99 f F 'E gmmx SX.. .W 5 Q A . A ,QW 1 ag 4 g 9 if ' -f sv 1 Q 5' Q A ' K B. Q mi. K f 5 -' Q A L S 3 : y I A T s 5' Q N N Q Q , I 9 W , X ff E' ' X, I 3' ' 2' A . ' K . . . f. uv.. . J - ., 2 Sw' if f S' ' 1 'X ll 1 Xsff Q S S W3 X gk A X.wX X x 4 A .-2455 ' H - H ff? , i N !f'NQP'RvSXkWiN XX W M W X Nm '47 .Q S Xi f - .- g.:,:.:::' ,g g r x ' i k z . U v . M '- -. A 2 fjgywm - XM, M ,'H,.pQ .v :A , U - Y 4 f f Q-' 1 V' ff '+Qi?NfI,..- 4. If J P - , ' ' ' ' ., ' ' bv ?i'EXSiiQ:1.A:..xQf:. -b '- -- f' ' . ' ' . ALLEN GIESSLER ,ff BOB DAVIS MILT BLAKE DQ W0 First row, left to right: Rob Bowles, Wayne Webster, Robin Folger, John Rinne, Jim Smith, Jack Putnam, Clyde MacDonald. Second row: Robert Woodward, Dick Stark, Mario Albo, Victor Clark. - L .. l First row, left to right: Richie Gvstavson, Robert Woodward, John Doane, Charlie Ward, Victor Clark, Peter Marron, Steve Smith, Richard Anderson, Mario Alba. Second row: Stan Silva, Wayne Webster, Robin Wilson, David Remet, Jack Putnam, Jim Smith, Ray Aldrich. Third row: Coach Zunich, Bob Mcleod, Rob Bowles, Dick Stark, Ray Haywood, Phil Stevens. DICK HANLIN wk 'Q 4. fm- 2 R ii i I 2 IOI NEW MAN TOM MANN BRUCE JOHNSON - -V 2 M ' 1? in if. DOUG MOOIEHEAD U.S. Iwo mule race sygiuui1f,Qfmmui e.....:-...l n.--n n-nun.: JEFF NEIGHBOR aint- . ,qf.L. X.f,k: is Mr. R. CAMPBELL First Row, left to right: John Bishop, Bruce Johnson, Gene Gilligan, Dixon Farmer, Jeff Neighbor, Bob Cliiord. Second Row: Tom Hutton, Rick Bagley, Tom Mann, Bob Newman, Doug Moorehead David Dunning, Frank Marsh. 'USS UNITE? VARSITY 1 JUNIOR VARSITY WE THEY ' WE I8 Los Lomas 45 Mi mi 15 L05 Lomas I9 ACOICIFISS Acglqneg 21 Piedmont 35 27 Piedmonf 18 SOD ROITTOI1 Sqn Rqmon ilow score winsl Winner of five school Hayward Meet, Foot- hills Division Championship, DVAL Cham- pionship, North Bay Section ll Champion- ship, 10th in the US two mile race. GENE GILUGAN DIXON FARMER THEY 49 32 28 27 .fw I xi . 4 J 6 Q . wld E 5 11 1 3 ? A X is A ,, I Q11 af 1 '.hk M W Q- an sw - 1 35 E Q, A 4 E nf .L AQ. - QI-LJ' nf, 8 2:4-? 4,1 ' xi . A X if ,Mp Q :X I Mg, in E w S I ll3Ell.lL IIUCE HANCOCK TIM CRAWFORD K FELDMAN BOB HUDSON ROI ANTHONISEN JOHN COFFEY Successfull That's the best word to describe the efforts of Mira- monte's Varsity Basketball Team. These miraculous boys rose from being the undersdogs last year, to tying for first place in the Foothill Division of the D.V.A.l. The team voted for the best defensive player, who was Bob Hudson. Bill Houston was voted the most valuable player, and the team chose Floyd Blaney and Randy Young for team captains. Two of the team players made first string all county teamg John Coffey and Bill Houston. This is quite a record for any team. The faithful efforts of these boys won Miramonte respectful recognition. Good luck next yearl f 52 w f f, la My x . , .Et 1 fi! Q' 3 iq . Q frx-'Q ,? X xfix N Q N' X Y x Qi X W v Qi W W. .1 X x -X A-gr iw , WWQ My-1 fi - P f. i 8 K . . . 3 -f sf' 'if 3 N? X I X 0 , X I -S .Q 1!vtp' Q Al W 45 My Q Q X X P gg .Q : xF X if X i . 545 L x f L ,AQ -..- ki 1 yum 5 is Avi N. X, f f 4 I 5 V ...If gg wi Q f 448. 5W- k Us Y ' . -J - H 5. , ,vg l A : Vf M BQ K QZEPV1 , 5 Y fc af K N- ,.-.z'j3. Lim iw- 'A ' +4 gxianovr M I ' I5 w J neg 'A A P , . , V gg wigm t m xwa F 51 is ' if S gi imfldf 9 ag? af' 9 IE Q2 + XT:fjv, 5539, ex 55,94 y N 'J ' A 54 if dl 9 1 Q 2 6 1 as 'VW 85,1 V S X N F-a -.X,.1Lfe md, .QM my N Q Ama xii +s F Mr. J. GUZZO COACH FIRST ROW! Jim Buhler. Devo Dale, Jerry Overu Frenlr Feldman. SECOND ROW: Bill Housion, Don Minor. Jud Curfor, NASA, ww Sham-M Eg 1 ,,:. , . Q KX, HFS ,Www Q xx , . Wwimaw wwq awk-X K - HB6 -E36 VARSITY Alba, Mario Anfhonisen, Rob Bromley, Bruce Cla rio, Viclor Connolly, Bob Ellermeyer. Bol: Gllberl. Jack Guslavson, Rich Mr. FOSTER Coach Hancoclc, Bruce Hilqer. Bruce Peters, Bracl Rhoda, David Walker, John Welch, Bob Yedidia, Pefe Young, Randy MW Mimi I 1 1,-. 'iz ,f ' 1 5 A ff , Q o say s 1, 5 A 4-.44 I nbc, - A : .: E .,.1 E . fa- 2 1 D 4' , W K 1 I ,:f.Jk+--,X.w1:ffi-.- ' 1, . J.. - . ,. om. of Q Noes'-Q ' ,, p Q , , C:f1'fb5E..0v S, My , an ,M W. ' K ' 7- - ri, Y --f .L ..3 Alf, 7 7 'aff x k Q 59225.-Q.5,vf --' L- L. - W - - f-- 1 QS?yg7:Y,Ef,L.gLl' W K V x A -irjzfm Q H N V ,N A 4--H 3 -W2 Q ,. -was - ..f - - yn... . --T-M. . N I W A - ,mi -- - ' X., h x? -was A .4 . .. K W 4 'M-A - 'Q' if ,X in fi 3 J' uk' 'S i r 7 W -QC- ' ,,.w 1 nib' 5 'ref' 4 ' - S' x . .LL ,,,,:,,. .'221 M.. ,,,...--' gpm' ' S .uf .A 92 Q: lk.- Y' 1 kg ,..:L sz- iv 3.--. -....... i me Mr. R. BROOKS Coach A JI First row, lefl lo righl: Doug ScarFf, Sieve Abbol, Bob CliHord, Keilh Sl. Clair, Charles Aberham, David Ramel, David Dunning, Second row: Rick Bagley, Ray Aldrich, Roger McCosker, Jim Bozek, Dave Palmer, Bob Traskowski. Dave Deubner. Third row: Jack Hughes, John Doane, Gary Hollwick, Squire Fridell, Dave Farmer, Bill Rchmeyer, Tom Morron, Rich Gallagiter. Fourlh row: Dale Frakes, Rudy Flores, Owen Schaefler, Gerald Goss. j , , First row, left to right: Doug Moorehead, Bicky CliHord, Gail Dish- ong, Rich Myer, Bill Brown, Mike Slahle. Second row: Bob Newman, Robin Wilson, Jim Bollo, Tom Brooks, Bill Brailsford. Third row: Bob Hudson, John O'Conner, Dixon Farmer. Rob Anlhonisen, Tom Mann. Fourlh row: Rob McLeod, Lester Hink. Mr. D. PHILLIPS Coach Malamute A . I 1 V H 17 I Vg: ,, .535 L: if ' 'iii 4 T ' ' 5 ,7 6 5 VL 'Lf'i M ' 1 My - mL,X law 3 -,Q 2 , gk -X ISN r Wwwh , . 7 ,V z G Jw, 3 63 -N SAE S 3 ' :U .- fa- 3' 1 GQIWSCHEIBY 1 ,Mr Q sf ? QQ' I J' Ak xx 'Q . HSJfiw?5si if if S' rg 'ea-Qszggg Q , 55? Wk 1 - xx -:W xQg X3 .K b 'ix X 1 W5 an My 'Z 43 h S: , :QS . ,. VA,,., . ZW X NM Q.. M -uf' Qi? Sf L' 9 X 45: ' i 5 43- X W f .g f gi 3 5. . X Q I4 MW :f , . aft 5 MSL 'W G'ilSG5ET G'M.fl. . , 4 Q 2 xx ex 5 ffwfwiikhff S GQGDDQGBDQ CQNFEEQENCES Il9fL.f.'3J'YEDE'5WS CDUUEULNIG wm 'w4ffumm m The Girls' Athletic Association again in- creased its number to include girls from all four grade levels interested in afterschool sports. As a break from the usual activities, bowling became o popular feature of the winter months. Periodically, interested mem- bers attended Saturday morning playdays held at schools within our league and also represented Miramonte on the campuses of San Francisco State, University of California, and Dominican College in their highschool playdays. Our GAA assumed the role of hostess in the All-County Leadership Con- ference and later in an afterschool playday for Pinegrove Bth grade girls. Toward school service and money-making, the proiects of sponsoring a Sadie Hawkins Dance and pom-pon soles were undertaken. SQFTIG'-illlil. IEFDDMUWJ' EN 'il'9i-fl ? Titan.:- wv Q' 1155 lv School days, school days, dear old golden rule days . . . Could these really be our teachers? Yes, our teach- ers were young once too. As high school students, they too enioyed all the anticipation, disappointment, fun, and hard study that we are now ex- periencing. Maybe the fact that they too have experienced the same sensations, is the reason they are so capable to teach and lead us with such under- standing Mm S. MCPHEET ERS - M A MrsE .wnnldlilv OF TRUSTEES Lan no righr, Mr. W w. Hall Business Manager Coordinator Mr. NEIL PARSONS Superintendent AIDIMIUINJUS L23 'TTUCCDIN Principal. . . Mr. James Lewis Dean of Girls . . . Miss Naomi Giddings Dean of BOYS - - - MY- Robefi Rowe Mrs. Marie lock Mrs. Millie Trel ul Ars. Josephine Hurley Mrs. Gerlrude Jorgensen Mrs. Veda Erickson is . S . ,- Mrs. Dolores Hayward Mrs. Elizabeth Olsen Mrs. Irene Frerreira Mrs. Marie Schilling C lFE'lTElBllA I. USTO UAMNIS sf X X 1 s - Q Fm N R X N-. . ..... N X . . r 6 John t Principal's Secrelury . . . Mrs. Wilma Campbell T. . rs.. ..l,s 1 1 l l l 4 U Her-I: Mn' geny Ahh Secrelary . . . Mrs. Jane Cole . . . Mrs. Willelmina Schimmel Aliend. Clerk . . . Mrs. lea Byron fa I -' M' Mrs. Grace Devauh IO5 Q in---.4 Mass M. HENRIQUES: Spanish land Il I, - 'Mr J. ouzzo: soc. smdses, Driver Training x : -TN J- Af 3 C I 'i'1gig,Dg ' .,il.ij9:l'l3 fl? ff' R41 .. wg'--wa :lf K' f ' M' I H: Q f ,!gMr. J. DARRAH: Algebra I, f 9, Geomgtry ,Q ,, 1' ' .E r, Am- ,, vS N 1 j nf K1 Mig a 5 I, '. un J 12 i , I '. Ip f XI, Mrs. PEDERSON: spafiash u and ll, Biology Miss J. CLAPPER: English In and IV Mr. C. CRABILL: Algebra g I, Geometry, Gen. Math, Shadenf Accts. Mr.I-I . TUTTON: Study, Sr. Problems, U.S. History Mr. D. PHILLIPS: Driver Training, P.E. Mr. C. DAVIS, Bvology, Physiology . Mass M. JACOBSEN: Enghsh ll and Ill Mr. D. FRANCESCHINI: Mech. Drawing I and II Mr. R. CAMPBELL: Biology, Chemistry Mr. J. MOREL: French I, Il Ill and IV Miss D. VAN DAM: Spanish II, III and IV Miss D. BURTON: Off. Practice, Typing I, Shorthand I Mr. L. HUNT: Counseling Aigebra I and II, Trig Mr. G. GIBSON: CounseIing Soc. Studies Mr. R. ANDERSON. Senior Problems, U.S. History Study Mr. R. DAVIS: Electronics Basic Eiectricity, Biology Mrs. M. CALHOON: Latin I and II, Spanish I F' ,xx I Mr. G. ZUNICH: Geometry, Algebra I and ll Mrs. GRANT: P.E. Mr. W. TEUTSCHEL: World History, Journalism, English I Reading Skills Miss S. MCPHEETERS: P.E. Mr. J. MACK: Art I and ll, Annual Mr. L. CASEY: Physics, Gen. Science Mr. FOSTER: Typing I and II, Gen. Business, Bookkeeping I Mr. R. BROOKS: P.E. Miss MAY: Nurse Mrs. E. PETERS: English l, German I i I RF Mrs. GRAVELLE: Gen. Moth, Sr. English, U.S. History Mrs. G. GLORVIGEN: Library Miss M. BUTTARS: Foods, Clolhing I and ll, Homemoking Miss N. MOSER: English II, Public Speaking Mr. R. CALLAN: P.E., Counseling, Soc. Studies Mr. G. MALLORY: Beg. Band Glee, Chorus, Adv. Band, Library, Gen. Moth Miss B. CLAYTON: English Il and lll Miss D. RILEY: U.S. History, Counseling Miss C. TAYLOR: English l, Counseling Mr. T. GIAMBRUNI: Arr lll ond lV, Crof1s I and Il I As we grew, and as we progressed from first vtu grade to a graduating senior, we watched Orinda grow and progress right along with us. The development of Rheem, the new houses out Moraga, and the many new service stations in the Village. Can you remember the Crossroads without the big clover? In twelve years Orinda has come a long way. What will it look like in twelve more years. X Ormdo Crossroads 1936 :md bday jiff Mt... W .sl wK . M. X , we V at-5 1 Q. 'LR 7 1 rn ,, , ,ui 777,-I .--Qs.. yn -F MM PAXTON HOUSE BEAUTY SALON 3537 WILKINSON LANE for fine fabrics LAFAYETTE - AT 3-2598 Q PADDOCK ENGINEERING CO. 3690 MT. DIABLO BLVD. - LAFAYEITE Q MANAGER, ERIC ORNBERG - AT 3-3762 JUDY LEE 965 MORA GA ROAD' MFAYHTE Tors, rEENs a. woMEN's APPAREL 228 snooxwooo nn. - omNnA, cAur. PHONE AT 3-3318 TROY FLYING A TUNNEL ROAD AND MORAGA HIGHWAY ORINDA PIXIE SHOP CL W ' 'WDA The Most Popular Place in Orinda withthe smallpry EVANDI'S FAMILY DINNER HOUSE NEXT TO RHEEM THEATER - RHEEM CENTER rovs - sooxs - BABY cms DR nmrunmr sms McG,,A,,, 55 Orinda Highway 4 6655 HOLLIS ST. - EMERYVILLE 8 CALIFORNIA STEEL COMPANY 1, . . . when you want something really nice . . ORINDA MOTORS 63 ORINDA HIGHWAY - ORINDA Congratulations Seniors . . finer fashion apparel ORINDA SCHOOL PARENTS' CLUB JAMES RECTOR LUCAS CARROLL'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY CLARENCE E. BETZ I5 Moraga Way ' across from the Orinda Theater E, G, GRAIG WRlGHT'S VILLAGE PHARMACY 79 Orinda Highway ' Orinda DE LAVEAGA'S CHEVRON STATION NED 11 ORINDA WAY, CL 4-996 DICK 22 BRYANT WAY, CL 4-9920 STD OIL PRODUCTS Complete Lubrication Tune Up Brakes 81 Washing SPROUSE REITZ 64 MORAGA HIGHWAY - ORINDA BLACK'S MARKET 63 MORAGA WY - CL 4-4366 SUN VALLEY LUMBER 3287 MT. DIABLO BLVD. - AT 3-8211 ROSS AND KNIGHT REAL ESTATE ORINDA CROSSROADS - CL 4-8250 ORINDA HARDWARE 56 MORAGA HIGHWAY ' CL 4-2585 LAWLER'S PAINT STORE 70 MORAGA HIGHWAY - CL 4-4266 BERTHA GUNDERSON 61 MORAGA HIGHWAY . CL 4.2968 FRANCO'S FLORIST 3557 MT. DIABLO BLVD. - AT 3-6187 LAFAYETTE PHARMACY 3547 MT. DIABLO BLVD. - AT 3-2161 CHARLES DRUGS RHEEM CENTER - DR 6-4408 VALLEY PHARMACY 3624 MT. DIABLO BLVD. - AT 3-2500 ORINDA TAXI CL 4-4432 O. C. JONES MORAGA CASUALS RHEEM CENTER - Mormon: AND SONS CONTRACTORS IN BERKELEY 4th 8- CEDAR STREETS I LAndscape 6-3424 SPORTS UNLIMITED I7 ORINDA HIGHWAY TOY vn.l.A ORINDA HIGHWAY CL 4 5700 ORINDA JEWELRY COUNTRY BARBER SHOP EXPer+Wf1+CI1and Jewelry 21 E. QRINDA HIGHWAY - CL 4-9906 I4 Moraga Highway ' Orinda, California CL 4-3844 I.aVERNE 8. RITA MORAGA BOOTERY RHEEM CENTER DR 6 5240 offers you 30 FLAVORS LORENTZEN CO 2257 MAmcE'r sr OAKLAND 7 cAuF TOP QUALITY ICE CREAM measured by weigh+ VENICE HUNT HAIR STYLING 369IV MT. DIABLO BLVD. - AT 3-2313 Across from Posf Office ' CL 443434 2 21 . - 43 MORAGA HIGHWAY ' CL 4-2715 of ' FRANK J. DUTRA INC. Grower ' Dealer ' Transporter Colts ' Broke Horses ' Stud Service Knightsen 2817 Orinda CL 4-3071 OGDEN 'S 21 ORINDA HIGHWAY ORINDA DeSoto Plymouth MULLER-GORDON MOTOR CO. 929 San Pablo Avenue Albany Phone La-5-6611 TOMMIE HORTON CLEANERS 235 BROOKWOOD ROAD - ORINDA ATLAS PACIFIC ENGINEERING CO. INC. 67th 8. Hollis St. and Emeryville 8, Calif. Telephone Olympic 5-7250 Designers 6 Builders of Material Handling Systems Nw 9 I 'WP WALNUT CREEK BEAUTY SCHOOL Beauty Can Be Yoursl The Busy School Gives The Finest Training I387 LOCUST ST. - YE 5-6160 TAY REBMANN M. W 1 8 SOPHISTICAT CASUALS At 3-8990 - 3565 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Lafayette ELCH MT. DIABLO AUTO PARTS 3577 MT. DIABLO BLVD. - LAFAYETTE AT 4-7088 Best Wishes MERRILL SIGN CO OAKLAND ORINDA PHARMACY 50 MORAGA HWY. - CL 4-4956 FORREST BAND INST. SHOP 1908 sl-umucx Ave. - TH 5-7173 PATIO MUSIC SHOP RHEEM CENTER - DR 6-4040 CALIFORNIA Musical Instruments - Sheet Music Records - Hi-Fi's - Music Lessons and Attractive Record Club DICK McINTYRE'S STANDARD UNION OIL STATION MORAGA HWY. 8. NORTHWOOD DR. CL 6-9934 All Standard Oil Products COMPLIMENTS OF MASSIE 8. UNDERWOOD REALTORS ORINDA CROSS ROADS - CL 4-4322 Elaine 8: Stan Massie, Ramsey Underwood, Ed Tuller, Frank Shirly, Dorothy Colburn 81 Elinore Rhoda STUDENTS! YOU GET BETTER GRADES WITH PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS FROM LaFIESTA 980C HOUGH AVE. - LAFAYETTE ABE R. DOTY lNnusrmAl. REALTOR 339 - 'l7th St. Oakland COMPLIMENTS OF BERKELEY FARMS I723 MT. DIABLO BLVD. - YE 4-9371 WALNUT CREEK MILLER'S STORE FOR MEN 229 Brookwood Rd. - CL4-3371 MORINDA CORP. 72 Moraga Highway - CL 4-4308 MALLEY'S WOODWORK SPECIAL TIES 3675 Mt. Diablo Blvd. - AT 3-6090 THOMPSON ELECTRIC CO. 1385 Main Street Walnut Creek, California ALVES POOLS. INC. 3359 Mt. Diablo Blvd. Lafayette, California SPECIAL THANKS . . . Mr. and Mrs. F. M. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Blaney Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Quinn Margaret Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Anderson Wayne E. Littleiohn 5-9, uve u Coke n fine foods Orinda Crossroads Orinda LaFIESTA VARIETY 982 E-HOUGH LAFAYETTE - AT 3-6515 SUTTON'S SHOE SHOPPE 989 MORAGA RD. - AT 3-2800 LAFAYEITE SCOFIELD REAL ESTATE 3565 MT. DIABLO LAFAYETTE - AT 3-6239 WORDEN TRAVEL AGENCY 9 MORAGA HWY. - CL 4-2090 CALIF. BUILDERS HARDWARE CO. I7 BLUXOME STREET SAN FRANCISCO 7, CALIFORNIA INLAND TYPEWRITER CO. 1770 MAIN - YE 4-2263 CA M PAN A MUSIC Moraga Rd, Lafayette HARRY PARKS - REAL ESTATE 43 MORAGA HWY. - CL 4-4339 KOPPER KETTLE ACROSS FROM THE ORINDA THEATER JOHN MCCOSKER CONSTRUCTION CO 1501 EASTSHORE HWY. - LA 5-4717 - .I this space donated by Miramonte Parent's Club I 4 lk I IL it GAIL LANGWORTHY STEPHANIE EDWARDS KEVIN BUSSA WALTER PETERSON We extend our thanks tothe members ERIDQIEELL of the faculty, parents, oFHc:e staFf, MRS' SCHIMMEL who so kindly assisted us during the Mlsj GIDDINGS publication ofthe 1959 Nurada MR. Rows RICH NEDDERSON LAWRENCE BURDY MONTAGUE AND SPRAGENS . . PRINTERS S. K. SMITH COMPANY ....... COVER PACIFIC TYPOGRAPHIC SERVICE . . . TYPE CARDOZA .............. BINDERS HAL MATSON PHOTOGRAPHERS 'u..4,axQ,x phi.: bran... Mauve 4..x.:m.1mx -.:m..m.1.mwum. ..: mance- .M-um. 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