Paso Robles High School - El Roble Murmullo Yearbook (Paso Robles, CA)

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1 Q.. lu ' if t E M ' In 22:11:55 , ' W ' X X l , 4,1 V . 4 r , , I Ziyi ,A , . Q I ll A EB 'V DON OTTOSON Donnie has been an A P.R. Letterman for four years and was on the varsity football, bas- ketball, and baseball squads. He served on the Initiation committee and the Homecoming commit- tee. This year, Donnie was president of the Boys' League. His chief ambition is to become a husband and have more children than his father had. Donnie's will is: I will to my little brother, Ralph Ferdinand Otto- son, a swell guy, all the luck in high school sports. JOAN DEACON This is Deac's first year at Paso High: she hails from Lincoln High School in Washington. .Ioan was u member of Tri-Y and was elected as attendant of the Winter Wonder- land. She attended the Girls' League Conference in Santa Cruz. .loan's will ia, I, Joan Deacon, will my big problem to my little sister, Jackie. Joan's ambition is to get married. TROY BURGESS When asked Trqy's will, he replied, I, Troy Bur- gess, will to Dick Friend a case of milk so he can go out and celebrate. His ambition is to beat the draft. JOAN VON DOLLEN Dagmar has been in Glee Club lor three years. She took part in the Talent Show. Her ambition is to lose weight. She says, I, Joan Von Dollen, will some of my excess weight and energy to Ollie Mae Tarwater and Jerry Wat- kins. M ILDRED NVINJUM Mil was n member of Tri-Y. She served as vice-president of Girls' League and president of Tri-Y. Mil took part in the Rally Club and played the part of Marge in the Senior play. To her little sister, Donna Fundel, she willed her ability to graduate. Mil wants to marry a mil- lionaire and be nn old maid. JACK LIBAN Leland played the trumpet in the Rhythm Cats: he hails from San Francisco. He played quarterback on the var- sity fnotball squad: he also took part in the Tal- ent Show. I leave my trumpet solos to David DeChaine and my saying, 'O Dndl' to Ray Villal- bia. He wants to go to college and become a musician. INA MAE MILLS Mills was a member of G.A.A., A Cappella choir, and triple trio. She served on the Talent Show and the Homecom- ing committee. To Nor- man Church she willed her pull with Easter- burg in hope that he would get better grades than she did, Mills wants to be graduated from college and then get a job as a music teacher. WADE ALGEE Pismo Kid was a mem- ber of C.S.F. and the A P.R. Club. He was on the A track team this year, and the C basketball team. Kid's speed in track he left to anyone who may need it to outrun lVlr. Cunning- ham. His ambition in life is to get through four years of college. u ' 2.1. .tl L.