Pacific Grove High School - Sea Urchin Yearbook (Pacific Grove, CA)

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tmaiiitm. Block P. B. . . . Key Club Key Club is an has been the prominent all male service club on campus. These recognized individuals provide the school with many services, particularly the annual basketball dances, and have kept up the bulletin board that they had previously given to the school. Key club is also thanked for providing higher standards and being outstanding representatives of youth for our school. ROW 1: F. AAcCrary-Pres., P. Pucci-Vice-Pres., J. Mafhison-Sec.-Treas., B. Higbe-lnternational Representative. ROW 2: C. Schaeffer, C. Johnson, T. Gunter, J. Alexander, B. Jones, J. Gunter, R. Nieto, R. Hanson. ROW 3: D. Lumsden, J. Timor, R. Fink, J. Rohlicek, B. Green.

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Sl -y xt ■ 4 1 K - ' ' 1 30 «f 6» ROW 1: J. Cabral-Pres., R. Thompson-Vice-Pres., S. Self-Sec, T. Gunter- Treas., D. Hufford-Sgt. af Arms. ROW 2: B. Creecy, M. Campbell, J. Rohlicek, J. Timar, L Tannehill, J. Alvin, B. Culala, T. Sullivan, E. Gaudoin. ROW 3: D. Pitter, M. Nickle, J. Harrill, R. Gorrell, J. Johnson, D. Winter, J. Popkey, M. Cotta, D. Schuefz, K. Gaudoin. ROW 4: R. Ziegenbein, G. Crawford, M. Pavlov, D. Rockwell, T. Moore, M. Neubert, K. Niefo, J. Huffman. ROW 5: F. AAcCrary, H. Costanza, D. Peterson, T. Hogge, D. Garrett, S. Howell, R. Bostwick, G. Donaldson, S. Demoulin, J. Magyar, A. Stiny, J. Nix, F. Morris, D. Spencer. ROW 6: F. Valentini, C. Erickson, B. Booker, C. Forbes, C. Schaeffer, B. McGill, G. Pennington, B. Wyman, B. Gomez, J. Tabata, M. Bradley, M. Feliciano, W. Austin. I0W1:F. I0W2:C D.lijinttl«i. Block PG is the campus varsity organization whose members have proven athletic achieve- ment, and received recognition by a block letter. The club has sponsored concessions and undertook the worthv hile and well ap- preciated task of sponsoring scholarships. 94

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These infamous initials stand for Kelley ' s Kulture Klub, well established by the head of our English Dept. Miss Rose- ary Kelley. Each year this organization takes on more activities. This year was filled with trips to San Francisco, mu- seums and plays. They took time out from soaking up culture to sponsor several fund raising events. ROW 1: M. Lawley-Pres., N. Lawley-Vice-Pres., L. Gleason-Sec. Treas. ROW 2: P. Neil, L Nelson, N. Selander, E. Songstod, L. Song. ROW 3: T. Wichers, D. Anthony, S. Corey, D. Frifschie, V. Maung, J. Fuge, B. Mothershead. K.K.K. And Masque ' n Wig ROW 1: D. Marshall-Pres., C. Finch-Vice-Pres., M. AAcSween-Treos., M. Mabee-Sec. ROW 2: T. Leach, T. Garner, K. Lunt, B. Schlepp, L. Guyot, J. Medany, L Gaiko, J. Chism, J. McGaughey, J. Noble, R. Stine. ROW 3: AA. Royer, AA. Thayer, J. Sowell, D. Davis, D. Orser, G. Bennett, L Hook. ROW 4: L. Richard- son, AA. Shymanski, J. Johnson, R. Niefo, T. Ryan, L Charlesworth, S. Williams. Being nervous at tryouts memorizing lines applying grease- Is paint . . . last minute rehearsals changing blocking . . . bake sales . . . worldlessly watching Shakespearean drama at the Golden Bough Theatre . . . . listening to the build ing scenery checking Play bills in San Fran- production supervisor after a perfor- mance of the National Repertory Thea- tre Cisco theatres . . . are all part of a wonderful year for these recognized aspiring thespians in Masque ' n Wig.