Pleasant Hill High School - Rambler Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

PAT CHURCHILL sun LAVINDER SLJSANNL MARCH DORIS NORTHWAY TERRY MICHNA JACK COPPOCR JUDY GORMAN XVADF NICHOLS DICK NORTON MR BOB HOGAN DEDICATION Thrs years dedrcatron goes to a person who countless ways buxlds the morale of students and axds them rn the quest for learnmg and good crtrzenshrp In order to express our apprecratron to a person so patrent and gracxous as our dean of girls we the 55 56 Rambler Staff dedlcate thrs book to you Mrs Crouch . , . . . ,rn v 7 v ' v , . . 10 5 ,p' E5 3 'm f-fur, jx 'J V f SUPERIN TENDEN TS .W SS -' ,QQ YNW h S470 FXR' v-??fc11L1W7t Us L S142 UI . w f II Lwx 5 1 pg -x NYY nlx D 1'.l'f.nf,1,,f Y IQIESEL . fl 5, ,- If lglffff,-,I-of lfzyelfffgw hlfj , U01 81 P:'l1w,,N,F! Ri FERD MR. OXVEN COOK .f , ,Slrj2w'11J!wm'4fl! Mf' Bnxfzjgw kfmf 1,f11x!m1!.i!1ff1! BOARD OF TRUSTEES MT. DIABLO UNIFIED SCHOOL NIR OSCAR LA RSON 1 MRS DORIS LOVI RIDCI: MRS CLARK A WIGET NIR HARNION XX I LSH NIR ARNOID BIORR DISTRICT 7 I . Prw 'ffwzl . . . Z 1 ' 1 I ,, T , 1 . 1 . ,pl-, ,,,.. -Q-uv OUR PRINCIPAL Dear Students: This annual represents three-fourths of a school generation. XY'e are finishing the third year at Pleasant Hill High School. No longer are we the youngest high school. This book symbolizes the completion of a junior year in the history of this school, and as always at the completion of the junior year comes a time to look back at the past three years and ask, Has the job been well done? Wlhatever the answer, it is our final chance to really do an all-out task in the fourth and senior year, While in truth it will be the fourth year, it will not be the final year, but only the first in a succession of final years for the graduates of Pleasant Hill High School. This annual will represent to every student the joy and sorrow of their high school days. It will bring back memories and events of former years. It will, as the years go on, be- come one of your prize possessions. Read it well and guard it well, for as you look back in the years to come it will signify the happy days of your high school life. A. C. BLOOM Principal OUR DEAN S Mrs, Crouch is known and liked for the friendly helpful way she goes about solving the problems, both large and small, of our students. Her patience and understanding are endless, and she works unceasingly toward building and developing our ability to think for ourselves and becoming better citizens. New to our campus this year is Mr. Della. His guidance in our social and scholastic prob- lems has been an immeasurable aid in building the character of our students. The interest he shows in the students of Pleasant Hill High is boundless. f-M, 1! 19' 401 E 5 ,lf i 71' Z ii f i 1 3 qui r f 1 Q 'Lau Us it fait i , '1' X 3627- L-v,, ,lu K x A Xxx X 1 -'s t .,-- if A ,,... ' -W: G IDANCE DEP RTMENT Lnder the able lC'lLlCl'Sl1ll of Mrs lNI1r5,cry Crotch 1nd Mr Robert Wllkxruson the turd une department ftsslsts the students md tmch ers of Pletsant H111 Hnkgh Snhool 'Scheduling ellsscs Pl'Of1I'JIl1ITl1U5 students and mtcrprctlng Xoeatxonal 1nd cdumtnonal test results are some ot the dutxcs ot this depxrtmcnt A tounselor cmnot be found xx ho IS too busy to help a stu dent neednng idute on school or personll problems Coun sclnng the students thus year Gmgrxch Mrs Bobbn Lytle Mr WllllS Golns Mr Nor man McRae Mr Wrllxam Fer guson Mr Robert Wrlklnson MARGERY CROI CH ROBERT XVILKINSON ROBERT HOGAN XX ILLIS COINS BOBBIE LYTLE XX ILLIAM IFRGI bON NORMAN MLRAE XX ILLIAM GINGRICH l ' ' . 'H .. 1 ' A -Q lf' Y ' .. - O ' K Q L' 1-1 I 7 1 A ' ' A L 1 'K 4 A' A , . .S ' ' . L . . - , 2 , gl V L vA'1 arc: Mr. Bob Hogan, Mr. Bil s I - h V 1 . , . - 4 7 I ' I - , . H ' ' ' l 1 . , 1 NARIAX ISIQIZTUX ALI! l. 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A1 ,,,,, X.:5KI2,A,i ,mf ' I , gjzgi X- NAM s. - - .2 ' ggi Wiw zseliiifx fl' I 1 First row: Jan Anzoli. Joyce Andrews, Rosalind Anti. Pat Beckwith, lNIarie Brerton. Sandra Courtef manthe. lNlargarc-t Benton. Marian York. Second row: Jo Ann Burrows. Janice Cheak, Margaret Coons. Sherry Boyenger. Sandra Christie. Kay Barnum. Barbara Brady. Sylvia Almeida. Third row: Stephanie Clark. David Bourland. Ted Beeston. Mike Cereda. John Corallo. Dennis Bacca. Dale Beachell. Mary Coons, Top row: Pat Atwood, Richard Caverly. Jack Bigelow. Bill Cromwell. Lee Brown. Bill Brooks. Chuck Beatie, Gary Carpenter. First row: Judy Fisher. Barbara Foudray. Pat Egan. Anice Compher. Anna Crooks. Colleen Evans Danielle Guyton. Larry Erankum, Second rowi Marie Brerton. Sandra Courtemanche. Margaret Fox Valerie Dexter. Iva Lou Ellis, Joan Fisher. Ruth Dathe. Sheryl Cossens. Pat Conxery. Third row Joyce Erickson. Ed Callahan. Dennis Eritts. Clark I-laclsell. Artie Day, Delores Little. Judy Mc Caffrey. Rose Garcia. Linda Treleayen. Top row: Mike Farmer, Bill Ferking. Phil DePuy, Jim Fllllff ton, Bob Dean. Chuck Exner. Jerry Dickenson, Boh Guyon. Ted Granger, Q F J Q35 br 'W YT S! ln First row: Anne Lewis, Maxine Henry, Phyllis Heiple, Linda Carroll, Sally Sevey. Barham Lynrli. Barbara Harrison, Joan Lanphier. Seronrl row: Charles Crane, Sondra Hesse, Sue Kitrhell, Carolyn Lewis, Janet Holt, Jo Ann Johnston, Ann Hall, Cheryl Knurlsen, Charlotte Kuhisek, Johnny Jaroh- sen. Thirrl row: Gale Jarkson, Bill Homan, Dennis Hall, Dirk Johnson, John Krampeter, Dirk James, Delores Little, Nan Harding. Fourth row: Ron Langford, Larry Hedberg, Bob Dunran. Jerry JaClCS0l'1, Dale Mergy, David Keeler, Dirk Nirhols. First row: Betty Moore, Georgette Oliver, Evelyn Mangini, Sandy Nevins Judy MrC1ftrey Pat Paulus, Anita Luian, Judy Mann. Serond row: Revis Nixon, Carole Odgen Fxa Mae Oxley Doris Marr, Roxanne Munton, Maureen Commers, Sue Dougherty, Janet Holt, Cirolxn Levis Kitty Pea rock, Judy Murdock. Third row: Mark Parker, Fred Nokes, Brad Mills, Byron MrKmley Neil Nuotio, Gene Hinkle, Bob Nosler, Harold Lindgren, Dave Matson. Fourth rom Wes Malloy Al Loratelli, Mike Mayne, Bob March, Noel Moore, Craig McCay, Frank Osgood Ken Menu Mitrhell Ni les. Mike Lorkwood. 1 T., , , V Q f V 5 K . 1' I i q 1 .iz pai. 1 Af uv' 1 lfirst row: Sharon Pickett, Norma Meisner. Lorraine Libby. Mary -lane Pigott. Sandy Silva. Sharon Rink. Dee Santos, -Ioanne Polctti. Second row: -Ioan Silva. Connie Rossi, Linda Sears. Shirley Silvera. Denise Mahaffey. joanne Neuxxirth. judy Paul. Anita Lujan. janet Holt. Sally Sewy. Third row: Doug Sherbourne, Bill Polley. Gary Stott. Ken Roan. Glen Rosemont, Bob Rhodes. joe Smith, Don Vifalker, Mithael Sneed, Fourth row: Chick Sorenson. Boyd Stephens, Dennis Pisila. Larry Shaw. Charles Towner. Roger Stanley. Boh Rutherford. Bill Roherts, Ronnie Silva. First row: Claudia Lee lfsher. Darlene Zinlc. Linda Trelcaven, Delores Little. Judy McCaffrey. Anita Lujan, Kitty Peacock. Sharon Rinki Pat Thompson. Second row: Marlene Vasconcellos, Mona Rae White, Sandy Tatum. Hedy Tijsseling. Ann Thomas, Bev Vochatzer. Bev XVald. Karen XY'ald. Barbara Thompson. Sandra Thorpe, Pat Wfainwright. Third row: Carol Heyerman. Yvonne Cross. Neil Nuotio. jack Weir. Bob Trezise, Bruce Wfilson. jerry Silva, Pat Paulus. Marian York. Fourth row: Davis Teselle. joe Tiner. Ted Granger, Everett Wic'ker, Ken Shoreen, Ray Rite. Ralph Rangel. Dirk NX'illiams, Bil Schlotterbeck, Ronnie XX'aite. Lv en. as 'Www' -Q '- 3? 4 . W ff.. In wif f ' 'W l ., 1 ' .. - 1 fr. ,M- 'if' .SFI 5'4QfA mfg, 'f K V ' as ff ,1 ky-K, - K vu A t fm pw fm mg- ,V 1 , L wi' V. ey! ,A T45 vw, ' . A fy 4 f'1rQ ' Aewfi':. ,.-wig-azf F f my x af: KM J A , V51 i Q ,AW Nfl ,K A if . fQ1Qf QTf'vl' .qfgzmg 1 f f ' . F Y' v if - y w-WA, A 'if f1ff,'M' . + M ff si 4: a 5,269 3 J2,+'L,'fw? 5, '5 M ' 315336 H , ff, A , fm ,. M, gm an X5 First row: Charles Bonney, Carol Beeton, Velma Burrows, Freda Berry, Betty Chapman, Alite Bow- man, Ron Britton, Setond row: Barry Barnes, jay Brown, Roy Cahral, Charles Blasingame, Dale Bertram, Richard Barham, Charlie Collier, Third row: jeff Beadle. Dave Bartels, Ray Brown. Nike Brown, jack Bacher, Tom Brazeal, Boh Blinkenberg. Fourth row: Dud Buffa. Rocky Adams -lay Carpenter, Scott Abernathy, Loren Andrus, Paul Adams. First row: Eleanor Cortsen, Linda Curtis. Pat Curtis, Sally Crippen. Margot Dugan, Sharon Crowley. Clara Duxall. Second row: Carol Duling. Diane Dewey. -loyte Denham, Hedy Creighton. Sharon Convery, Lfclanie Clark, XVanda Cox, Sue Dougherty, Third row: Fred Diaz, Dahl Delu, .lo Ann Crockett, Kathy Dalzell, Don Cleveland, Bill Dutton, Denny Dunbar. Fourth row: Glenn Cohh. Allen Crouch, Don Clark, George Courtemancher Richard Clune, Ray Dameral, Bill Cohunc. Roger Elliot. 3 FUN First row: Jill Grove. Pat Grange, Marilyn Fairbanksi Marian Greene. Beverly Gamet, Shirley Higginbotham. Judy Fowler. Second row: Margaret Finth, Barbara Hancock, Deanna Harpman, Karen Hanny. Natalie Gambino, Midge Halvorsen, Phyllis Hedges, Camille Garcia, Janice Gifford, Shirley Guio. Third row: Jeanne Bettersworth, Sue Brubaker, Tom Fintel, Bob Fields, Paul Enz, Bob Gibson, Gaylon Griffin, Pat Fortner. Fourth Row: Jane Case, Alex Fittinglioff. Ben Foulk, Mike Foshaug, Bob Guio. Larry Eppeneder. Larry Hellstrom, Larry Hacker. lfirst row: Margaret Abbey, Diane Holtomb. Carolyn Gibbs, Maureen Commers Dime Hirni ulie Ann King, Lynda East, Rheta Horn. Second row: Wiilter Kolish, Nancy Anderson, Velda Holden. Mitzi Kirk, Lois Liebert, Jo Ann Kubasek, Marilyn Jacox, Alice Hironymous, Carolyn Jacox, Donna Landrum, Sharon Fornas, Dave Prall. Third row: Jim Jorrick, David Karlson. Ford Kerr. Tom Jones, Dennis Jordan. Ronald Perry, Ronald La Force. Charlie Kemp, Bob Landers. Fourth row: Ben Lee, Milton Kubasek, Steve Lewisi John Leyendecker, Randall Ray. Art Jacobson, Paul Huber. Gerald La Force. Dave Lindsay. Q15 . . arf' , 8 jp' ...Y First row: Sharilyn Lerth. Ruth MtKinnon. Bonnie Oram. Dolores I,ittle. Carolyn Logan. 'loyte Masten. Barbara Maghnaghi. -Iutly Maestre. Setontl row: 'Iutly Miller. Margaret Milnes, Sue Ogden. Pat Morgan, Marilyn Lewis. Margaret O'Melyeney. Sandy Marth. Pamela Longpre. Bill Mitchell. Third row: David Ottovich. Charles Nokes. Dan Ipson. Doug jones. Bill MtFarlantl. Ron Kastlan, Bob McKenna. Grady Peacotk. Fourth row: Alex Peterson, Kit Lutz, Roger Odom. Don Oman. james Long. George Parry, XX'arren Millham. Barron MtDonaltl. First row: Cynthia Perry. Gloria Lujan. Laquita Retltlell. Gloria Rotlarte. Nikki Pettit. Dorothy Reinhardt. Connie Revell. Sharon Rich. Second row: Boh Satake, Stuart Rohinson. Fretl Rnppruluh Pat Stott. Nancy Peterson, Penny Phillips. Sue Randle, Lynn Revak, Mike Rich. Third row: Boh Polly. jay Phelps. Larry Pratt. George Pepple, Lovell Stott, jerry Pilcher. Daryl Rithey. Peter Kemp. Fourth rowz joe Navarette, Buzz Samson. Gary Powell. Bill Marlette. Mark Mazur. -Iim Mahr. Charles New. Mike Robertson. joe Ramus, Phil Rouse, K A., I Q X . - , -Ct 'S 1 First row: Priscilla Stevenson, Diane VC'ai'd, Rita Summerfield. -Ioan Wiiriier. Carol Tihhets, Georgia Tourte. Claudia Swain. Sylvia Xwilliamson. Second row: Yvonne Sousa, Roberta Trimble, Carol Spotswootl, Pat Stevenson. Elaine Rennacker, Myra Pratt, Karen Vander Mullen, Sylvia Smith. 'leanette Vandenhurg. Kay Silva. Third row: jack Ulrich, jerry Wiirren, Ritkey Silvey, Bill Stott, Len Wfaller, Chris luft, Gilbert Visperas, Floyd Thompson, Bob Serra. Fourth row: Larry Taylor. Frank Taylor, liill Spaggnola, XY'ayne Robbins. Herman Tiisseling. Dan Rose, john Tolherg. Ken Nagle, Tom lNIoneypenny. lfirst row: Bob Williams, Priscilla Stevenson, Dolores Little, Biarilyn Lewis, Linda Vfilcer. Drena Wilson. Martha Wester, Douglas Young. Second row: Cheryl Wliite, Isolee Young, Carol Yeszin, Susan Soderer, Loretta Vlfarren, Carol Tibbets, joan VC'arner, Rita Summerfield, Third row: Don Radeke, Clarence Wliite. Bob Wright, W'alter Youngblood, Larry XX'illiams, Terry Xlfhitington, Ditk Zink, Vlfayne Robbins. Fourth row: Charles Scott. Bob L'tterbaclc, Dial-c Selby, Kit Staton, George Williaiiis, Ronald Martel, Mike Souza, Al Stratton. rnpwxileznfef -V ' First row: Ellen Brooks, Frances Burger, janet Bar- nard Sallee Burns. Betty Blado, Linda Birkinshaw, An- iliea Applegate. Kathleen An- derson, Setond row: Carol Bonney. jutli Anloli. Beverly Baker. john Amman. Rithard Barnett. Bob Brandes, Robert Barker. Larry Sims. Third row: Carol Amiot. jackie Brown. Barbara Berry, Marj- orie Brooks, Madeline Bloom- field, Antoinette Baldassari. Beverly Abbey. Kitty Barrels. Fourth row: john Ashley. David Bogue. Armond Anf drew. Bill Betkwith. George Adams, Vittor Baseou. Len Adams, Ronnie Barnes. First row: Cobina Castelan. Vicki Cox, Claudette Couneil. Wfanda Coggins. Pat Coy. Norma Crouth, Daeey Cress- man. Kay Diller. Setond row: Ronny Dastallos, R e g g i e Cornwell, Larry Dobbins. David de Poister. Harold Cof- fin, Fred Cheak, Bill Douglas. Third row: joyte Connors. Melba Higgins. judy Chil- ders. Ester Cantero. Shirley Carlson, Charlotte Derritk. Phyllis Cantua. Pat Davis. Fourth row: Gary Casey. George Carter. Henry Coulon. Frank Curdy. Matk Coppotk. Rodger Cooper, lay Crain. john Cavanagh. , f Q . 'W' 'fo' First row: Sheila jatobs. Dana Greene. Shirley Gustafson. joanne Graham, M a r i e Greene, Pat Grenier. Shirley Gratey, Phyllis Gilbert. Set- ond row: Gary Doremo. Ron Gamble. Robert Fisher. Larry Herman. Charles Hastorf. Tom Frankum. Stephen Grite. Third row: Lynn Hendrix, Fula Mae Ellis. Dirk Fisher. Ceta Dothterman. joan Grif- fen. Ray Franklin. David Fagundes, Arnold Harrison. Fourth row: David Fox, jim Foreman. Lynn Freels. Don Hardesty, Norman Heibal. Leslie Geer. james Fllis. First row: Darlene Onsnwtt. Billie Rcwll, Marjorie Rob- inson. Rohcrta Risch. -Iurly Ruse. -Ican O'Rcilly. Hopf: Rlwmcu, Noryyuml Parker. Sucvml row: lNIariLla Ruse. Durnthy Rfwhcltx, liranrcw Rurlcrman, liiwnnic 'I'ar.1ntino. Charlene Ruhirlraux, Ruily Omania, Ronald Pcrnmky. Pat Pierre. Larry Rucsslcr, Third row: Ranhcl Rangcl. Mary Rina. .IuAnn Paul. Shar- wn Rosemont, Dun Purrluc. Nirhacl Philo. Xayicr Ram- ircz. Ray 0'D.1y. liuurth rnwi Iyfiyhacl llall-cn. Rusxrl Ralphi. Larry Pratt, Dun Rulylcn, Kcnncth Ruhinwn. Larry Pax- iliunis, Pat Ofiirnnur, Vcrn Porter. Glen O'Dcll. Daw Ramus, Firwt ri-yy: lk-ggy Huuatun. -lurly ylarncs. Camlc Imax. lieu-rly -lcnkinx. Margarr-I Kirhy, Lula l.Lighriwn. Claim- l.L'.lNlII. Hilrla Luyan Scmnrl ww: Myrna -lulin. Nanny Kelly. Diam' Krith, Gcrrla laimlww. Frank Lichcrr. Pcdcr ylamhmn, janet Lev. .luily Lcino. Third row: Barbara lucy, .lurli .larl-non. Pat john- stun, Evelyn Kugrtrs, .Indy vluhnwn. Miko Kimhall, Gar- vin Hillman. Terry jordan. Fourth ruw: Dun -lohnsrm, Mike Hiwllirlay. David Young. liill Hwforrl. Clmarlu Vlmtiw, liruw Hurha-rl. ,lim Hiwllanrl. lfirst row: john hfcsscr. Joyn- Mcllcrup. Barbara Mrllain. Faith Lynch. Ncrilcc Nclwn. Alta Ncttles,.Ricl1ar'rl Nutt. Riiharrl Niglmtcngalc. Scwnil row: Nita Nclwn. lrunc bidi'- tcl, Barhara Mnliinlry. Sharon Mayne, Shawn MrQuivcy'. Sheila vlacolvs, judy Lewis. Third row: Darlene liluzzi. Dnris Moon, jo Iylalonc. Sandra Matson. Karcn Liml- grcn. Barbara I.uy.1S, jim Mur- rii. Terry Ncyin. Fwurth roxy: Larry Iylcadows, Bill Imcatclli .Inc Iylnliarlanrl. Bill hlarnh Dexter Lewis, 'lihivmas My Cuwn. First row: Marva Torkelson. Gail Smith, Pat Skeen, Georgia Swain, Judy Trezise. Carol Speck, jennifer Schut- tish. Second row: Kathleen States, Joyce Spiher, Linda Tomlinson, Gayle Smith. Carol Starbuck, Sandy Sta- mats, janet Safreno. Third row: Diane Smith, jill Smith, Roberta Sturman, Sharon Smith, Patsy Sylvia, Roy Ol- cott, Michael Slusher. Fourth row: Ray Pestana, Bill Shisler, jim Sherman, Stanley Sanders, Dick Shogren, john Simas, Don Travis. First row: Bonnie Uffens, Lynne Woodward, Faye Thompson, Linda Warren, Charlotte, Towner, Merva Winn, Judy Weston, Sharon Zoitas. Second row: Ronda White, Sharon Woolum, june Williams, Christine Wirtz, Shirley Strand, Karen Waller, Beverly Weir, Arlene Schorre. Third row: Dick Williams, Peter Wolfe, Weldon Stark, Jerome Weitzner, Dalmatio Visperas, Gerald Thompson. Gary Stevenson. First row: Charles Benton, Sonne Maestre, Francyle Wil- lis, Danny Castelan, Virginia Carpenter, Mary Patrick, John Hdll, Tony Lloyd, Second row: Patti Shock, Linda Frerk- ing, Carol Graham, Nancy Wertz, Dale W'ilkins, Arlene Anderegg, Betty Ortez, Vivian Shay, Bob Sergerstrom, Phil- lip Brooks. Third row: jane Babcock, Bonnie Piggott, john Roberts, Rodger Leon- ard. Butch Crowder. Clarence Metcalf, George Cominas, jerry Cornelius. Fourth row: james York, Gary Seaton, Mark Bowers, Bob Cary, Tim Anglim, Gary De Puy, Rich- ard Beachell, Larry Logateta, john Glidwell, Harold Rich- w00Cl. '5 WW, , Q, Q, 01: my +I H-1 f 1,-ft ' A -H' ' ,.,,,..----.-1? x 72:1-? ',,.,.:vg--A 1 'fi -' 'I I ,rl ' I 1 . . , 1 ' 1 'df' iff, '.Jf-l:.f ' ?.L-1- -4--T MSDE., W Pvvvav., iff 5 v 1 xx ,..-ffff'-'- H 'Qw- xx. X'-in GARY SODERER Pr widen! MR DELIA Adu VF' QOIXS Adu F6 Bottom row jack Wferr Vrce Presrdent Arlettc Knudsen Secretary Gary Soder Presxdcnt Joanne Qunnlnan Sales and Frnance STUDENT COUNCIL I wtll uphold the trust placed rn me by the student body so that my conduct wtll brlng honor and credlt to myself my offrce and Pleasant H111 High School XY!1th these words the newly elected Student Councll offtcnally began ts dunes for the 53 56 school year that of ranstng money for band untforms and cholr robes The Councll conducted a magazlne sale drne endlng mth the goal that had been set broken by more than S1000 thanks to the cooperatxon of the Student Body Wflth thc Councll vworkmg all year on yanous other projects the school proflted greatly ID many nays All nn all may c say to the councxl a yob well done' my V - , . ' . x 'si' . . . . . X . , t . . A ' The project f1rst attempted on therr new-fxtted wlngs was V, X ' - . 1 Q YUY' ' Y ' x ' V ' V V V U ' v V WV. i yt , t 5 fe. for EALI. SEMESTER --V Front row E. C.intu.i. N. Nelson. S. XY.iI lace. C. Dothtraman. C. Foster. R. Summerfield. D. Holcombe. B Ritchie. -I. XY'eir. I.. Sears. P I.u1.1n. bl. McMillin. D. G.1i'i'c-n R. Barnes. B. I.ot.itelli. Biitlc row P. Morgan. C. Spotsxvoud. XY, A XY'.illg1te. M. A. I-Lintotlc. V. Cox bl. Berngird. C. Ions. I.. Burlcin Shaw. G. Eunlc. J. Quinlavin. R Dathe. B. Barnes. C. Stanford R. Leonard. P. Atwood. J. Lock- wood. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House of Representatives is an important part of student government at Pleasant Hill High School. Most bills pertaining to finance originate in the House. It also provides the most direct means for student opinion to make itself felt. The House is composed of the student body vice president, the Sales and Finance Commissioner, and a representative elected from each homeroom to represent the general student body and to convey their suggestions. proposals, and resolutions. p-5 Chairman of the House is the student-body vice president. Other officers are the vice chairman and the secretary, who are elected by the House from among the members. SPRING SEMESTER - Eront row: A. Lujan. M. York, C. Spotsxvood. K. XX'ald. R. Allan. S. Courtamanche. G. Funk. J. XY'eir. B. Lamb. D. Kelly. S. Crippin. j. Rose. P. Silva. A. Hall. M. Damanchlci. Back row: D. Teselle. M. Cereda. B. Brandes. X. Ramus. R. Leonard, I. Eoreman. D. Carlson. D. Gar- ren. J. Ulrich. D. Rogers. j. Mc' Millin. C. Eastwood. B. Barnes. P. Lujan. C. Cox. D. Delu. R. Stine. 1 V377 you we X l 2 y, Ruth Malone. Secretaryz Carole Cail. Publicityg Yvonne Manning. Presidentg Lorraine Paul. Vice Presidentg Sue March. Social Affairsg Barbara Engstrom. Treasurerg Mrs. Minor. Advisor. ART CLUB MEINIBERS - Front row: B. Ahbay. R. Malone. S, Carlson, ,l. Leino. C, Cail, Y. Manning. I.. Paul, B. Moore. Second row: B, Lucas, M, XX'inn. P. XY'ainwright. E. Cortsen. S. Randal. N. Moore. S. Cosand, S. March, B. Keller, B. Engs- trom. D. Bullock. C. Speck, L. Hendrix. E. Brooks. S. Gracey, Mrs. Minor. The purpose of the P.l-l. High Art Club is to create more interest in the field of art. Among the club's activities this year were their annual dance, trips to San Francisco art exhibits, tour of California School of Arts and Crafts, formal dinner, guest speakers and lectures. This active club, which doubled its membership this year, hopes to keep its annual dance as a tradition for years to come. P. H. RAM-BRANDTS iXlElXll5l:RS--liuiiirlii limi A I x. Levi is. Stuiman. Coggins. Oram. rl. .l'I'L'llSL'. B. lilado, .l. Graham. hfuui. S. Xlfatson. C. Svmin. V. Shay. M, lliiithanks. P. Scott. M. lfrenth. S, McQuivev. -I. Lexx is. B. lvfathevvson. I lklurone. tl. Quinlivan. M. D.im.1ntl1ki . N. Ahhay. D. Kink. R I.. liiiitkxrislmvv. XX . G. Rutiernmn. B. Setond row: D. I v 7' Thorpe. Mrs. bl. 'XP C3 +9 -C7 A+' it XXX OFFICERS-lNIargaret Ahhay. Historian: Vfally Ann XY'allace, Financeg joyce Moroni, Secretaryg -Io Ann Quinlivan. President: Margaret Finch. Vice President, Mr. W'atson. Advisor. CADUCEAN SOCIETY About thirty active girls make up this year's Caducean Society. The group is made up entirely of girls who are interested in science, especially in various phases of medicine, such as nursing, physical therapy, etc. Among their activities this year, the girls gave a Christmas party for a rest home in Concord. The club also organized a trip to St. joseph's College of Nursing, where they listened to speakers, met the girls in training, and had a sports outing later in the day. The girls also had a charter dinner at P.H.H.S. The Caducean Society is looking forward to an active program next year. The Caducean Society helps to further the interest is I and knowledge of the med- ical professions. MEMBERS-Bottom row: P Folin, K. Wald, B. Lamb, G Oliver, Miss Orpin, R. Anti R. Summerfield, J. Holt. Sec ond row: M. Steig, J. An drews, C. Brubaker, D Adams, 1. Cheak, J. Williams S. Sevey, N. Pettit, R. Garcia J. McCaffrey, R. Munton, Y Gross, A. Lujan. MISS ORPIN BILLIE ANN LAMB GEORGETTE OLIVER ROSALIND ANTI Adriror Trearurer Preridefzt Serreiarj-Reporler F .B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America seeks to develop competent, aggressive business leadership, to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and their work, and to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. F.B.L.A. has one major project each semester. Their fall project was to make and fill Christmas boxes for children at the county hospital. For their spring project they did typing and duplicating for community organizations. In the fall they held a smorgasborcl dinner preceding installation and initiation cere- monies. This spring they held their annual Splash Party at a local swimming pool. F.B.L.A. Members and their flying fingers. INIEBIIIERS-fIitvttom row: Atl. Nisor. Mr. I.. Armstrong. Sec- ond nm: Ii. Iiarlcer. T. Bees- -..LT ton. I.. Andrus. G. Holman, 5, ,,-A I.. Shaw. Ii. Stephens. D. lb! X Piscila. L. Stott. XV. Stark, L. Logoteta. D. Lewis. Not pictured: R. Cooper. XV. Mitchell. V, Bastore. I Cud- dihy. D. Depnister, C. Tuff, R. Alcott. H, Redwood. Roberts. D. Teselle. DI. XY'hite. P. Opler. B. Douglas. D. Fro- ven. H. Implom. IS. Lister. G. Iiogue. A. Cole. XV. XY'est- wick. S. Rennatker. P. Berry. LARRY SHAXV BOB BARKER BOYD STEPHENS LEE ARMSTRONG Sew'eI.l1j Vice Pfdfidziill Pniidwzf Adiiwr SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is an organization for those students who are interested in science and who usually intend to follow it up in later life. Much of the first and second semesters was spent in preparing projects to be exhibited at the annual Bay Area Science Fair, The officers planned an interesting year's program, which included a field trip to the University of California science department in the spring. The main purpose of this cluh is to allow the members to pursue their personal scientific interests and to stimulate an interest in science throughout the school. Cluh members working un their proic-tts. lNfElXfl'xERS-Bottorn tcm: P Bukwitlt, B. 'l'l1OINPNUD, I. W'iker. R, Anti. M. Dam- gmthki. D. XX'11nl, Sctontl row G. Oliver, -I. XX'illi.ams, XX' XY'.1ll.uc, li. Polly. D. Crass row: Mrs. Slmimmin. 'lf Ang- llm, Spthcr. C. Ions. l' BLll'.LIL'I', nl. Hatter. S. liurns B. Umm, S. ,lA.lfUI11. Los Moruetos the Spanxsh Club ha5 been quite busy thus year vx th 5LNCI'll activities. The purpose of thxs tlub ns to teach Spftmsh students more lbout thc language and the The only requxremcnt for membcrshlp nn Los Moruetoa IS thlt 1 student must be One of the many actmtles thit took place thzs yeir vnu .1 Spinxsh Christmas party mam. L. Tomlinson. Thirtl lNfElNIl'slfRS-liiwttuin rim: -l. Friedritli. B. Hanson. ll. Dep- rose. Y. Manning. R, Allan. S. Cosand. D. MtCosh. L. Paul. A. Bradley. C, Sorenson. Setund row: B. Townsend. R. Hutchins. Mr. -I. Spitz. R. White. N. Nuotio, D. Delu. P. Clinker. S. -Innes. Third row: G. Funk. C. Crowder, L. jorritk, C. Cox. M. Pratt. P. Lopez. P. Driver. A. Bise. B. Morgan. M. Archibald. gr .- Q :Ffa ' a A 2 p , J C T gd . X A Q TWTARY LYNN ARCHIBALD CLIFF CROVUDER JOAN DEPROSE JAMES SPITZ Plelfdfllf View Prelidwll S6r1'eI.1v'3 Adrimr DRAMA CLUB Under the guidance of the advisor and the officers, the Drama Club has added much to the entertainment of our school. Most of the behind-the-scenes work such as make-up. scenery, costumes and ticket selling is supervised by this club. The members are students who either have been involved in .1 major production or have taken two semesters of drama. Thanks to the help of the Drama Club, this year's entertainment at PH. has been truly outstanding. at 278. ' 4' 4' The Drama Club dispersing from one of their many re- hearsals. -l eil'- Unxwrzi 63 MEMBERS - Front row: S Tatum. J. XX'eston. R. Lloyd V. Shay. B. Maghagi, M. Hail vorson. D. Campbell, J. XX'eir A. Day, J. Trezise, C. Council D. McCOsh. I. Moore, Mr Belcher. Second row: L gan. A. Knudsen. C. Kubesek S. Mayne. D. Crcssman. D Duncan. L. Hendrix, G Smith. D. Smith. Tomlinson F. Rudcrman. D. Moon. D Adams. B. Mathewson, J Quinlavin. P. Opler. C. Cail nard, B. Berry. P. Heuston. B Thompson. J. Kubasek, S Luxemburg, B. Roberts, R ' D. Pisila. D. Fox. INIIDGE HALVERSON JOANNE QJQINLJVAN DOUG CAMPBELL JACK XVEIR MR. FRANK BELCHER Serrelary Trefzrurer Vice Prefident Prexidenl Adriror C.S.F. The primary purpose of the California Scholarship Federation is to stimulate academic interest and spirit among high school students and to give recognition to those students who earn high academic honors. The important activities of the year have been the field trip to the U.C. campus in the fall and the annual banquet in the spring. C.S.F. also aided the school this year in the promotion of picture sales. Membership in C.S.F. is gained by attaining high grades and by taking part in extra- curricular activities. Students who remain in C.S.F. for four of their last six semesters in high school become eligible for a seal-bearer award and are entitled to special scholarships. xr This year's seal-bearers. Doug Campbell. Carole Cail. Arlette Knudsen. Joanne Quinlivan. ,afalffr XX'oodward, J. Hauth. C. Mor- Back row: G. Soderer. J. Ber- Clarlc. S. Hesse, P. Scott. Di Shogren, J. Brown. G. Oxleyi B. Blinkenberg. R. Silva. B. Tresize, S. Jones. A. Bradley. MEMBERS-Bottom row: M. Rose, Mr. Abramson. G. Oli- ver, D. Vfard. Second row: C. Cail, C. Beeton, S. Hesse, A. Knudsen, B. Thompson, G. jackson. CAROLE CAIL INIR. ABRABISON SANDRA HESSE Not pictured Prwidefzl Adziror Sec1'e1.11'5 EVA MAY OXLEX MARMS A D MASTERS The purpose of the Marms and Masters Club at Pleasant Hill High School is to Vice Pnaridezzt stimulate student interest in teaching as a profession. The only requirement for membership is that the student be interested in teaching and be willing to learn more about the profession. Members of the club joined other affiliates of the California Student Teachers Association to participate in the California Teachers Association Workshop held in the spring. On March 17 the club took a trip to Berkeley to visit the School of Education. They also went on a class observation trip to Oak Park Elementary School. XZ? They learn to teachlf +49 .QM Af in DENNIS PISILA LARRY SHAW' lNIR. HARGIS P1'e.fidu1I Ser1'eIm'3' AdI'f,flJ7 R DIO CLUB MEMBERS --- Front row: 'lf liranlclin. H. Conlon. D. Lewis, D, Piseila. l.. Shaw M. Ritli. Back row: hfr. Hari gis. H. Engstrom, B. Stephens. XV. Carpenter. B. Mitthell. C. Tuft. The Radio Club of Pleasant Hill High School is dedicated to the promotion of better understanding in the field of radio and electronics, courtesy in the field of radio and electronics, and enjoyment of what they accomplish using electricity Though not much in the way of activities was done this year, the fifteen boys who make up the Radio Club are looking forward in a big way to next year Aha? says Dennis. The horizontal zinglinger aint timed right with the vertital depooperfu 'T is Gr u 1-4- YR HI-Y CLUB - Bottom row: B. Ritchie. B Rose. B, Maher. A. I.oc.1tc'lli J C, Colliers. G. Tibbets, I.. ,- Morton, Second roxv: B. Cab ral, D, Solbior. XY. Tracy. P Lujan. C. Exner. DI. Coppoclc C. Dwinnell. D. Rodgers. 'I lflrich. -- I 5 x . f o r f ,v-, .lag OFFICERSSML Wes Laubscher. Advisor: Bob Maher. Presidentg Bob Ritchie. Vice President Al Locatelli. Secretary. HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character, is the purpose of Hi-Y. The club's various activities include basketball and softball competition with Hi-Y clubs from other schools, dances, trips, and club meetings once a week. This year the club's membership has nearly tripled. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club is a newly organized club this year for the students who are interested in learning how to take and develop pictures. Among their activities the Camera Club partici- pated in a community photo contest in April. lec- tures and demonstrations at their meetings. CAMERA CLUB March. Second rovvz Mr. Arm strong, Advisorg L. Adams, 'I Nevins. Vice Presidcntz G O'Dell. H. Implom. President bl. XYestwiclC. -l. Brown. B Martin. Bottom row: I., East. D. Kelly H, Romeo. H. Luian. S B' A x A Front row: G. Oliver. M. Pig- ott, A. Luian. P. Paulus. R. Malone. S. Nevins. K. Mar- lette. A. Compher. Setond row: D. Northway. S. March. K. Peterson. B. Vochatzer. A. Lewis. S. Thorpe. S. Silvera. K. Vfald. Third row: TNI. MC- Collum. C. Morgan. B. Mor- gan. J. Quinlivan. B. Shultze. J. XX'eston. G. Schwartz. J. Vfarrcn. Batk row: J. Powell. C. Kubisec, M. Stcig. J. Mann. D. Odiorne. M. Pratt. C. Og- den, B. XY'ald. M GIRL Sitting: Miss Orpin. Atlvisorg Mrs. Croutli. Atlxisorz Miss Lgirimcr. Advisor. Standing: Miss Ridenour. Advisorg Judy Ciniman. XYclfar'e rind Friendship Coor- dinatorg Mary Lynn Arrliilmld. Program Coordiniitorg Janite Hauth. Set'i'et.iryg Betty Ann Mathewson. Prcsidentg Part Cliurthill. Treasurerg Marie Damiintliki. Viue President: Sue Lavinder fnot pit- turedj. Sotial Affairs Coordinator. Front row: J. Fisher. M. Ben- ton. K. Barnum. B. Brady. S. Barton. G. Barton. C. Ferro, C. Foster. Second row: S. Guss, P. Driver. G. Funk. A. Knudseri. S. Tatum, S. Jones. A. Bradley. E. Cantua. J. John- ston. Third row: M. Fox, J. Deprose. C. Hellstrom. S. Boyenger. V. Dexter. S. Kit- thell. L. Hill. D. Campbell. Back row: C. Cail. A. Crookes. B. Harrison. R. Al- len. D. Alderson. M. Keen. B. Hanson. C. Knuclsen. T. Kinee. M. Johnson. ERVICE Cm-C,,m .mm 1ntlaut tu All-Cnrlx .-Xxnzvlwly Ifrunt ww: Il. Ncuxxirtlx, I.. T11lc.1Rcn. P. Il Rillm. Sallx' Scuy. B. Lymh ' ' WUINVNUH. F. C, MlR1lu. 5. Patu-1'wn. Fu- cvmll um. -l. hllllklkkli. nl, Smrlu. ,l. Cwrmgln. IS. l..lIIllW. U. Olllrwlll, D . lNhC,ml1. I.. lyllll D Vww. 5 Utwmli. llurxl nm. D. fXl.1:r'. l. l..m plum: Y. M.mnmg, D, Zmlc. B. llwmpwn R. Llm., 5, Lixzngct, P, l nm: D Smtc vx. P. c.lTLlIKl1Ill . llftzcr. M R. Mlintrwru I. XXl Trim. link all I.51lx.l.h Pm- V.lmLII'1y nw. V uulx. 1.H.mlmk. f lA'-XIX, l Mmgxm, lTI'lIIlI rmx: il. llLHI'ONYS. Elan. -l. Iflwn, C. Ogllm. HL-mph, R, ll.lI1l.l. QI. Hnlt. l'lL'lllL'llYlQ.fL'l'. SL-wml mxxf C1L1yt4m IP liul-gunlm. R. A1 IJ IJ I. D Nl 5. flllli, 5, llxwn. R. D.lIl1n' A, H.1ll.5,f,l1I'1wl1Q. M.A1x lulll. Tlmirxl wxxi 5. Cuggl P. C,unxc1'y, C, Hql-1'm.m. Amlzmws. INI. Cwcmnx. nl. Clu- lmi IIN pl .lk D AJ.1m4. A. Blu, link nm N. Hlzmling, li lalvlunn, M A. lhmmlq, I5 lf1gNtw1n D liullmk, li. Kgllu. Bl. D.: Ilhxfhlllil. L1 Ylwpuwxm. sl H.1urlm, r.-, x . O Front row: Mr. G. Maddux, B. Nixon, NYY Robb. C. Cox. T. L11 France. Lujan. Second row: C. Eastwood LILCLIY. L. Hedberg, R. Hutchins Muller. XV. Nichols. Third row: Dathe. S. Buckman, J. Cunnison. Cereda. Back row: DI. Friedrich. Leonard. B. Brogger. T. Michna, Ritchie. P. C. B. B. M. D. B. BLOC BLOCK SOCIETY OFFICERS: Charlie Cox, Sccrctiiryg Tom Carroll. Sergeant-at-Armsg Bob Datlie. Vicc Pres- idcntg Fred Cochran. Prcsidcntg Bob Ritchie. Trcasurerg Mr, G. Maddux, Advisor, The l',H. Parents Club put on the annual basketball banf quct in March , . . OCIETY 'I RUPHY XX IXNI lb .XI ii.-'WIKI I Isfxll IAXQI I'l lj: A X,...,,Q,..Q MMT UL.ZNT.mf1:14 flgxpwrw rv. XX.1::1:1 Klnmx' X1 -N: I- IJl,w..:. Im' ' v M.NI1H::1. hui: C.xff.:lIl li-15 Rmlm NI N I lm Plx . NNY NQHIUI' h.iskaIf'.1ll xml x up iw? bww At .mmml In lull .1V.l!K'N .ixwrubly LHINL V. ki.. .. . DM. D. Nwllw-H111 lI.1.MEI.XX. MJ NL-wrni nm: C. lfvur. l' RL.VPIAullT D . , , . . Ipxmi. C. C,x'uxnfx'I'. If flp,,1', I f 1 full. K.I,1I1L'. 'I-I1lZk1l'H'.', D. li-'Jann D FM' Dx I N111-n U N lu L1 limkl 'IAl'. ,. A IV V. IM ' .x ' 1 R. Iwlmnwn. lx fmlw:'.m. XX. lI.1xX. Ii .mlm D. I'-vzwru. 14 XXIIMYI1. ig llnx 9 2 'v . V 0 . 52 ' Y' if . 'H 4' 111-' A--qt G.A.A, CABINET - Front N jiiiff xx W' l row: Linda Sears. Secretaryg '5 111 GK , g I Sunny Ofsenelc. Orchesis Man- , r' Q r agerg Sandy March. Speedball P B, Manager. Second row: Bonnie P,,,,,,:, 'rw' J r Schultze, Leadership and 4 B o W lin g Managerg Pat V Churchill. Tumbling Managerg f-. Sally Crippen. Bulletin Board Managerg joan Deprosc. Vol- leyball Managerg Joanne Vi'es- ton. Basketball Managerg Miss Ridenour and Miss Beanston. Advisors, T-ft G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association is now completing its third year at Pleasant Hill High, In the fall G.A.A. offered speedball, volleyball, and leadership. Winter activities were basketball, tumbling and bowling. Sports offered in the spring were modern dance, softball, and badminton. About forty girls Won block awards for participating all year. Six senior girls won pins in recognition of four years of participation, Orchesis, the modern dance group, was conducted on an all-year basis. Members put on two programs for the student body. FOUR-YEAR AVUARD VUIN- NERS4joanne XY'eston. Pat Churchill. Arlette Knudsen, Bonnie Schultze, joan Dep- rose. Betti Ann Mathewson. ACTIVITIES ' x M' 4- A fx., .f ,ff '9 'x Q' X' ing, X .Q fx usim-W Iuulclx uf IUINOl'I'klXX xx orking lmnl tmhy, ,A .1 ,, A ,M SCHOO Om' rxml lmlxkntlmll .fwuwxbly zu rlu- lvuhlm-1 rluqmm nm I'Llv1n1.1lx I 1. IVV. v- , , . 5 , S sf' Is mt our x1x.u1m1x smug .xml alma-c1'lu.ulc1'x. or Ll xigcnrmu ycll. that mike Nur my-il' .msn-nuhliu Lxrm ,144 CTIVITIES I nlwlyx gut my punny 1.1mmL-J ln thuw gumlmll xxxuhlnu . , . 'ni The Highl.1nJc1w-Plc.1s.1nt Hxllk dame band plgying at the Ifrcsh- man damn. 'J The frcshmm trio unging at ULII all-sclwol talent show in Ommbcr 1955. RAM PA G iz RAM PAGE EDITOR Carole Cail v Z! ,Y :ws -i,'F 5 I Q I 3 E47 Carole Cail, Editorg Fred Cochran, Reporterg jo Murbach. Typistg Toni Kinnee, Typistg Don Rodgers, Exchange Editorg Bill Brogger, Sports Editor: Cliff Crowder, Reporter. Missing: Jim Friedrich, Business Managerg Carole Foster, Assistant Business Managerg Jo Anne Quinlivan, Feature Editorg Sande jones. Photographerg Pat Smith, Reporterg Carol Hellstrom, Typist, CUB REPORTERS ,ini 76 xf RAM PAGE ADVISOR Mr. Gene Ross fk Y A 'Ll AS, RAMBLER EDITOR Pat Church1l1 3 Pat Church1ll Edxtor Wade Nrchols Lay out jack Coppock Busmess Manager Dxck Norton Ad Sales Susanne March Actnrtres Orgamzatron Art Work Dorrs Northway Actxutres Orgamzatxons Judy Gorman Clrculatron Sande jones Photographer Terry Mxchna Sports Sue Laxmder Semors Classes RAMBLER ADVISOR Mr Bob Hogan JUNIOR STAFF 5 A RALLY The Rally Committee, led by Commissioner Cliff Crowder, pro- moted spirit and good sportsman- ship throughout the school year. Commissioner Cliff was aided by his chairmen, Sue Lavinder, Game Decorationsg Georgette Oliver, Game Publicityg and his secretary, Carole Foster. Mr. jackson, Miss Monroe. Cliff Crowder. Mr. Haagenson. Miss Beanston. Mr. Morrow l I . Bottom row: Sonny Barton. S. Tatum. P. Beckwith. D. Landrum. E. Rennacker, J. Hancock. S. Lavinder, C. Hellstrom. Second row: S. Boyenger. D. Voss. C. Beeton. G. Funk. P. Churchill. L. Warren. C. Perry, R. Baker. J. Bettersworth. J. Mastre. W. Cox. Third row: L. Sears,-D. Muzzi, L. W'arren. L. Freels. B. Crowder. T. Larschied. A. Day. R. Oman, T. Brazil. C. Foster. P. Uffens. RALLY The Rally Committee held two Color Days. with prizes going to the students with the best outfits. The weekly rallies during football .ind basketball season were planned by the committee. Other .ittivities were campus posters for the school plays, the Rambler subscription drive. and the Campus Clean-up earnpnigii. During football se.ison, too, they took charge of program sales :it the games. Final Basketball rally in out-door theitre Bottom row: C. Yeszin. K. Vander Muellen. M. Hal vorson. S. Crippen. G. Oli ver. M. Benton. B. Keller. J. Andrews. S. Christie. Second row: S. March. C. Dulling. C. Spotswood. L Lieber. J. Kubasek. B Hancock. A. Hall. V, Dex ter. N. Randall. D. XX'ard S, Ofsenek. Third row: C Crowder. S. Robinson. P Lui.1n. P. Curtis. -I. jacox P. Egan. j, Miller, R Trimble. J. Friedrich. C Exner. J. Deprose. A CAPPELI A C HOIR CHORAL Front roxx J M1lom M Hrggmi J Smlth R Cnrcra M Bloomfrdrl P Egan B Lamson J Prlcher D Rrtchxc P ikccn Ortega j brow: D Houston lN Crouch B LILK1HlLV J Stem bach Scuxml nm D Fernandez R Enghsh J Mrllrr 5 Mattson S Lerch R LaForLe J 'Ihompson R Rua D Martel S Woolum J Paul B Suhultze Iwi Robrnson S Wallace S Carlson Back roxx P Lopez J Moore C Coburn 5 Dean R Greely J Llrrch J Lxttle Mr Soder MUSI I N ll HI vsnwwwzf - 04 1' a I5, nf? n H Z 'A ,ar fb 5, 'Www THE PASTELS Sue Kxtchel Ann Bradley Sande Jones Don Sobjour Wfalt Robb mlm' E fx EPARTME T '5f13i'!l'V46 ' 5 THE HIGHLANDERS COXCQIZRT MARCHIXCQ BAND STRING ENSEM l5l.l2 -Front ww: B. Stu- cns. V. Shay. S. lfislmr. li. Dunn. S:-contl ruw: K. I.inrlg1't-n. kl. XX'iIkit- P. lXI.tttmn. H. Lintl- grun. S. Sdntlcn. link row: pl. liullcrtun. M. Colm. Mr. Smlcr. i IZ Front row: S. jones. j. NX'ilkic. j. Fullerton, M. Cohn. C. Dwincll. G. Carpenter. B. Mills. D. Mattsen. D. TcScllc. Back row: J, LaForCe, MT Rich, D. Leonard. D. Hall. N. Nuotio, B. Thompson. B. Foulk. Mr. Soder. vm' 4' V ff-q. bil' 4 fqn . 'AQ X.- AN Bottom row: P. Beckwith, R. Summerfield, D. XY'ard, Y. Manning, C. Yeszin. Second row: N. McRae, S Tatum, M. Halvorsen, Y. Souza, M. Pratt, B gg . Keller. Third row: R. Anti, D. Bullock, M. Archi- ,z bald, S. jones, D. Pisila. L. Shaw, t N. MCRAE Adi ffm' The purpose of the Dance Committee is to make sure that we have only dances of the best caliber. The group accomplishes this by assisting clubs which are sponsor- ing dances. They give their service, advice and sug- gestions in answer to questions asked by those who are not familiar with the procedure of planning a dance. it Mobs came out for the Freshman dance. OMMITTEE Bottom row: J. Trezise, C. Ferro, J. McCaffrey, A. Lujan. C. Foster, J. Hancock. Second row: B. Blado, fo C. Spotswood, N. Harding, J. Bernard, S. Barton. fi 1 Third row: J. Kubasek, C. Duling. B. jablonn, B. ff-- Trezise, J. Weir, C. Cox. A' N C. FERRO Social Affairr Comminioner Committees for Decorations, Bids, Refreshments, Transportation, Coat Check, Clean up, and Publicity are included in the Dance Committee. The group consists of about thirty people, all willing to work to have successful dances throughout the year. V 4-','1 V, : - rf' 'K A 1'1- Visitors as well as our own students get in . full swing. ' OUR HEARTS XVIERF . . . DRAMA THE PIRATE The Drama Department pre- sented three major productions to the student body and the parents this year. In the fall they produced Cornelia Otis Skinner's Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, a hilarious comedy of a trip to France. Star- ring in the play were Sande jones and Ann Bradley, as two young girls who left on a trip to lfurope for the first time by themselves. With the coming of winter the Drama Department and the Music Department jointly pre- sented the first annual junior- ...,-.nn lg' 4 . I T'-I-nu af 5.1 H DRAMA I' PFYZANCE Senior operetti The l'ir.1tes of Penzlnccf' by Gilhert :incl Sul' lixpin. Principals in the produc- tion were Bltlflt Brereton, Mary I.ynn Archilmiltl, Charlie Cox. .incl Guy Soclcrer. Spring tiouncl them lwusy with the sophistitatecl coinetly. Good Housekeeping hy Allwert Mc- Clettry. .1 comedy About L1 family in .in .iyerage American city. Directing the full and spring presentations was Mr. james Spitz, PH, Dmnu teacher. Shar- ing the direction of the operetta were Mr. james Spitz and Mr. Robert Soder, P.H. music teacher. 4 YOUNG AND GAY SENIOR SERVICE Iiottom row: M. Stcig. D. No1'tI1xx.1y. 'If Kinncc. XY. XY'.Ill.uc. -I. Crookx. Z Iiottom. X. IRILIU, P. CDIILIIIIIIII. Sutontl IUXX1 I Coppotk. X. Stow. INI. DAIILII1- thki. D. AtI.lmx. B. Koller. IS. M.ItI1t-xx- son. I. SIIIIIII. C.. DXXIIILII. IImxI lou: X. D.1l1l. 'If I..1I7r.1ntc. R. Hmtxtun. .I Doo. I.. Molton. Cf. Iiount-. I, I.m.an .IUNIOR SERVICE Iiottom roxs: Ii. MtKinIL'y, G. Stott. C. Sorcnxon. N. Moore. Sctontl row: IS. ,I-I'L'lISL', C. Exncr. Ii. Stt-phcns. D. Pis- il.x. I.. Slmw. Not pitturuli Ci. I.t-nvi B. Dt-Jn. IS. RitI1.11'tIson. I5. Homan. .I Kr.unputu'. SOPHOMORE SERVICE Bottom row: C. Perry. Y. Soum. C. Swxun. Rcnnatkcr. C. Ycvin. IS. Daxies. M. I-Illwrwn. S. Sodutr. I. XY'.u'rcn. Sctond roxxg C. XY'Intt'. S Mnrth. M. Putt. K. Vander Mt-ulcn. P. Curtix, E. Cortwn. IS. INI.1gn.1gl1i. ,I DL-nI'1.1m. C. Spotnx'ootI. C. DLIIIHQ 'l'I1irtI row: P. HLuI.!L'N. D, AI.lIAIL'IIL'. -I R.1mus. P. AtI.1II1i. M. Rlth. C. Nokcx C. Youngblood. 'If Xsfhittintaton. PI. Kubgxick. ERESH IXIAN SERVICE Bottom rom: M. DAVIS. DI. Hull. G XY'l1itt-Sncr. Bottom roxx: M. Dun. ,I Hull. G, XXvIlIfL'Nl'1L'l'. 'lf Angltm. H, Engstrom, -I. Ashlcy. C. Iicnton. Suontl row: A. Slmorc. VI. I5.lln.4r'tI. -I. SLIILIIIINII S. Burns IS. Bl.1to. I. 'I'rt-nm. G. Sxmin. C Iom. K. Andn-non. -II11rtI rom X. XY'LfIl. I Spire-S. D. Km-lth. I.. XX'.m'cn. H, Dwim-ll. 5. XY.1II.1tc. I. Grifhn. P. Houiton. D. Muni, Ii. Berry. Ironrth roxx: O. Crowder. I.. I7rccli. D. I.cw1x. 'If Nexin. I. Ramux, FI. INIf.vcr. Ci. AtI.1ms. D. johnion. SPORTS J: I x Ag- A , ,- n w X . - ' .5 iijggf b E fu I. ,.-,gr . .1 'lp ' '9-fu 1. ,sys ,Njf.,:'x mx... x 'VYS K I xx 115 -,is -.-4 xxx 751 J 'Lo vi E f 1 f 2 1 Q ,W . ,F ? V1 4 , W f wx ,W-MW, www ,,..,,,,,,,,.,N.W 3 T W.:-.B if Q Q, f Z k 71 . , . Q 1, M .Hg . fa L A Y ' 2 Ll' 1 a' - 15' f in X. JT . M ! X Q K Q f X Q H, K . Q R' K . Q l A My A' mfs Q- 'mf ' if im ' +A- E W fi mmf aw - W ' 5 ll gf? f A A ' ' A - 4 A. kg D' : yi , . , .,M .J f - 14 B'-me N , f ffl: , N134 i ' ' 5 J 5 ' X X 'f - 7 ' 1 '- W -T' ' 1' - W- -wWM..1-....., 1 Lh--...4.. 'f 21 'Aw gk . K an uf 0 Ks! S. v I' AX. ? ,fy ., . BILL NIXOX JIM MQMILLIX fzfmfz-1 Co-C,:pf,1m Hw1w'.1r'5 Co-C,1jvl.1.f. KN, 'Y ww g-3.5 Hun. Q' if 1 It wk sl 5 un nip 1 W, 21 ..,, V W.. N .4-v' KQV? 4 Q f f 4- 4. 4. C1 First row: R. Campbell, D. Cleveland, A. Fittinghoff, D. Prall, L. Waller, L. Taylor, G. Powell. B. McKenna, A. Jacobsen, J. Warner, R. Adams, M. Slusher. Second row: Head Coach Lyle Palmer G. Griffin, T. Fintell, F. Nokes, C. Collier, B. Foulk, F. Osgood, j. Santoro, T. Collins, G. Cobb, F. -Taylor, B. Rose, R. Rice, C. Scott. Third row: R. Brown, B. Satake, M. Foshaug, B. Dent, J. Ulrich, L. Brown, j. Alexander, D. jones. T. Greely. M. Souza, B. McDonald, W. Milham, J. Pratt, D. Buffa, Coach Virgil Sullivan. 1 .V.'S SCORES Alhambra .................... 14 Pacifica ....... ......... 7 Acalanes ........ ........, 3 4 Mt. Diablo ................ 12 Pittsburg ........ .............. Los Lomas .... ...... 6 Livermore ...... ...... 0 Antioch ...... ...... 7 Gaylin Griffin KNO. 21 abovej goes over for a touchdown as the junior Varsity defeats Antioch 12-7 in their last game. Barry McDonald KNO. 37 rightj fights for yardage as Rams controlled the ball throughout most of the game. PH ........ 0 PH ........ 0 PH ........ 13 PH ........ 13 .No Canter! PH ........ 6 PH ........ 36 PH ........ 12 me , Mr. Gordon Maddux, freshman coachg Mr. Virgil Sullivan and Mr. Lyle Palmer JV coaches. -- ' ,f-v L+ 'ff' B - if A . A A inln l A ,ef 15? is F O O T B A L L Front row: B. Shislcr, G. Adams, R. Omania, P. O'Conn0r, S. Maestre, E. VUicl-zer. B. Martin. B. Beckwith. Second row: C. Metcalf, P. Jacobson, B. Crowder, M. Palko, G. Dorenzo, G. Carter, j. Cornelius, R. Lennard, P. Wolfe. Back row: R. Pernosky, j. Ashley, j. McFarland, G. Adams, B. Locatelli. G. Casey, D. Guyon. T. Nevin. j. Forman. L. Freels. Coach Gorden Maddux. 95 ARSITY Eight wins each by the Bees and Varsity made the '55-'56 basketball season the best in the Rams three year history. Season was highlighted by great games against Tamalpais in the practice season and against Antioch and Las Lomas in league play. Honored by the team were: jim McMillin, eaptaing Bob Ritchie, most valuable, Warren Millham, most improved, Ritchie betame first Ram to make All-Division Basketball lst team. Kneeling: G. Powell, VU. Robb. B, Nixon, II. Melklillin, B. Ritchie, C. Stott. Srandiri 3 R g . Franklin, D. Ipson. J. Cunnison. B. Barnes, B. Homan, F. Vallarino. G. Casey, M. Mayne. W. Milham. D. Douglas. if 'Fx fl J as-X B BASKETBALL Kneeling: P. Allams. D. Dcrr. B. Lmatclli. D. Jordan. D. Clark, Standing: R, Campbell. Manager M. Ccrclla. B. Rose. A. Lucgltclli, B. Dutton. B. M.ml1. D. Shcrbourne. S. Robinson. B. Douglas Manager. 'au u --4 Ky.: !. Jo Q 15, ug, ' rn . Q 5 . p .f 1' N '--0 1 on 5 xn- N4 .4-, , yd . I O -zz' ,. - -,1 . 55 . Inf s'n 1 .- ' 4 O M. sn n ' 'Ja in n Vt2. - H 'Q ,sv 1 3. o 5 . gk. A9 ' Q5 31' -'au 'Co --Q os'..' t 'QS 4. l v X Vi' 'rx A . 0 'N .'-I' . . se' . N x Pkg :- 9 5 ,tl g L Lg ,jf , 'acl-Ctvxcgncae fy., 5,0 13' 51' L N' 'aa 'Xx I .sv -F' LJ McMillin, shooting blister on hand, tries for two. UP AND AT 'EM Ritchc has it in the bunkct all thc way Nixon goes up for two. Bob Ritllu- goes for .1 pus, Will Bill dazzlcs the crowd, VARSITY 'YT' Kneeling: R. Kasnlan, Managcrg L. Lewis, B. Locatelli, DI. Mc'Millin. S. Buckmim. M. Ccrctla, D. Bartcls, T. Larsflicid, D. Jordon. R. Johanson. Standing: ul. LYll'lL'l1. B. Broggcr. C. Fxner, M, Mayne. A. Locatelli. B. Nixon. VV. Robb. G. Scott. B. March. XV. Tracy. N. Strobel. 'fi' f M? Y Al Locatclli rates for first as brother Bill l L stretches for thc throw. Bob March connects for in base hit. r r 4 -if -. ig 1 1 as ,fp- IN LX LF PAIMFR I C J IX VIRCIII SI IIIVAX II C 1 M' QBWQTB Qggfe ,ff Lx 2? X pig W my Y uhm, C Adims 9 IN uma I nun Ofunnu N r U C, Cobb I Omoo S Rohlnwn D Ipsrrn B XIJRI1 D Run NI Smuxs IN S usxnr D Ilgun s . , n R W wa - J 'v ..'R . Y - L N , f i ff IR. ' 1 . 1 . 111111-3 fur! IR. ' . f ' , , ., ', mul O I 1 ' H a U 2 , ' .. Y ' 5 .Q w x ' V K 1 5 X A Q A Y 4 A A A f ' 33 ' if 'f'f- f 1 ' V 9 K K ky. .. L ,..- V . I ., V , K V . Q A Y V X' ' M Air 2 .1193 im' V .. -. V f , X Q 3 Q , . ' ' 5. ' ' . 1 ' K ' ' K - . . .ififii Kn -- ' ji L U. I. - D. liuum. B. FL-x .l. R. D.1mu'.1l. BI. 5 ., P. N . r. R. Puff. li. IfI'JI'lu!t . 'If Cullms. D. Hudwn. Shmxling: R. Pu wxkx. R. l.a ngml. '. Q , I. K' J. ' . . . .A ' . . -, A .1 . I. fl I . dvi. 5 'We 'Tiff , X , .-- 2' ' K WP' J Mari sf asf ' 645' V 35, F04 141' , lg,-tQ5f,,,,M,,,?,,,A1k 51, Y X ' 1' ii if 'ff' QV Q' 1' ,y . , .. 4 W V: :' xl' EW, ', ,kv M f'?Q?y3jM 4532? iggwi Z fwd I 35.3 . L ,523 EA ffwf ' JPEQQT ' 8 ' 1 gf 12 fam ' I Q23 V' 'E 'MQW' ,arf .HQR U3 qi Q ,T Qfziaem -...s E i a i .,-... -P-L, -. 4, .galil A! '. 'Zh . , ff. 'Q X -. ?ig'x Gary Sgott slides into third as ,Luk Ulrich gets sct for the peg. MIKE MAYNE KVE5 TRACY Mllxl. LLRLDA RAY JOHANSON XVALT ROBB HEldC1L! AR H190 ,aw HAL BRICK 5 A 1 11111 Cm! MR XX FS LAL BSCHER VARSITY TRACK ff? Zswwwww Ixneclxm, j Lockwood I Ruppruht P Opler F Ixfnmtxck D Luxcmberg Mr I'o5h.1ug C1 Casey B Ilstcr G Frmd! Mnfarlmd Coppmk C Stanford Qtandxng C XXh1te L Broun P Rupprcmht L Scott B Dameral XX Mlllham T Cranky B Satakc T Carroll NX Thompson L Vandcnburg it Top right: Distance runners round tum on tlic may to ii mile. Middle right: Big 'lark Coppotk gon over the bar in great form. Bottom riglitz Ray Rite winds up .is the rest of the weight men look on. Top left: The wcight man are all smiles as thc fat mcn's relay guts under way. Bottom left: Sprintcrs to tlicir marksf ' 511, -t '::a :-as .. ,4- X: 0 -'Ev' in X K A 7.46 ,M t , , ,Z ' L A ,1t.f'E4s..- - - . A 1 'Y A Q ' I -fl f if- .- i . 'SQ' -2 ' . , . 4 ', -C -'z s -vfm H M4 t,t t -M,t.r,,,,f it ,i . -A, . .. .. 4, K H . ' . 4- ' f , J n A4 I A J I -V i ,- np. M A - 'huns-..sLArr ,.u.,.,,,--,,.,, 1 f ,.' S-vsny HBH 'W . r L X. W . kneeling: 1.1u'ry l'41v1I1cvn1s. 15. Deen. J. Santoro, bl. Pratt. R. Onmnin. B. Mdfurlancl. D. Solbjur, H. lNfcKf3nna. Standing: H, Richwood. B. Lee. G. Grayton. F. Thompson, -I. Brown. L. Pmtt, C. Mc-rmlf. MI. Wllrnc-r. D, Guyun. -I. Cfwrncliui. IM SWIMMING Y' '- . 1 '- .Ao-ff ., My 6, -an ' f I- L- H I YY ?'f ,iiktlixhr Maw. el ' x -ddnlifmu- Kneeling: C, MeCiiy. -I. Ramus. G. Sotierer. rl. Turner, P. Dtlhiy. R. Stmlei. R. Chine, Smntimgz D. Diiuglis. B. D.ithe, D. Keeler. S. AhL'I'H.lflly'. li, Ifmilk. K. Pine. D. lirittx. D. li.irren. B XX'ils0n. B, Dorim. Coach Art Poulm is expecting muth from his PH. Swimmers this year. Having already one victory to their f-.IYOF at this writing. the Rams luxe high hopes of .1 sutcessful season. The outstmding mrsity spl.1shers Ken Pine .uid Boh D.ithe in the I00 yd. hre.ist- stroke. Run Hutchins in the 200 yd. free, Brute XVils0n and Bch Rittliie in the 100 free. The Bees .1150 look very guotl this ye.1r. The mtamiouts include Alex liittiiiglioff. Pete W'uIt'e, .mtl Bill Stite. U EACH ART POI 'LIN v X . is 'gf jf, . LQ.. 2, ,.,.M,,.,,..,.........-- -,.,,-f--M+ , . . 4 '5 Q. 3 iff I 's Y' ' 8 . M ll' f Ag., ,L J-.1 , 5 W 3 'L vu If' , V .. - R-.. 7 I ' .F ' j ltfis 5,15- ,,, ark wee, N A gp. ska A 3, , .- ft NR . x 4. M N . , fgfxiiyyjs-KL T2v'i-it-in 113, Mg N 'W MQ 1. ,tffgre fm, bw .f J' f ,ey I in A- f' new tt if ' Q e W W ,. J' - QL, f ' 'D 1. .. fi -L-- f ' ' s 1 s erte ft it W - W. . ,tr ' A ,- iff we t.. -1, - ,Llz.- as-Y' J ,M Top left: Peter XX'olfe does jack-knife from high dive board. Above: Varsity Swimmers go neck-and neck in breast-stroke race. Third left: Wfnter flies as backstroke race begins. Bottom left: Varsity swimmers get set for flying start. .lil Kncclmq B Bukxutlu B Holden Ly DePuy R Suu L Ioru Smndnnz P Volta 1 XV1ll1.1ms A l'1t1naJmff P Lnobwcn B Douqlls A Iuobun C Hutorf C3 1cs - Lf af' 3 19' igmkviaffi 'i 'ar 'N 3-M 'I Sxxnmmcrs takg uit on Sammi my 10 time rv. Clary Soderer xx mms up for lugh due compuxtxon W gm ww im1'x,f, ,5:3,::a,. - --n 3 Q -.., 4.4 ir., 53, F 3, 1, 1 ez E' f 5 f' ' f A , N ig sf g A ' Q I ff F .. ak i 3 1,1 I ' 'il' If 3 5 4 5 X 'J J fi 57 . fa -' z , ,J Q F? , T .cl - y Q A VNNU ,Q ig , 5 L ' .J 5,7 .gtk W -+ n me 1 ' X ' 4533? Q C ' Q ' Q A X , V3 if if ff Q Q95 I' ,,-+ g s W ,,...uv' Lf 'F W .+ - . gf. .f Q LA ,gi .g 1 1 Z -w , x..' A '-5'-1 H .an-at V9 g -P GB is l.,., ,Lv u ny' IO I wiv V Mr. john Kaputof, Coachg Steve Lewis. Pat Barry, Dave Derr, Don Rodgers, Corliss Eastwood, Bob Rose. John Krampcter. GOLF DAVE DERR DON RODGERS CORLISS EASTWOOD X . L 1 I I ,Q 4 TUMBLING SPEEDBALL BASKETBALL 1.4 -' G.A.A. Tl'MBI.ING VOLLEYBALL LEADERSHIP MODERN DANCE SOFTBALL BADMINTON SENIOR ACTIVITIES ABFRNATHH DOLG Stageeratt ADAMS DIANE Gxrls Sernee FBLA Senror Serxlee ALDERSON DIYIE Crdueem Soexety Glrls Ser yrce Cholr ALLAN ROSF MARIE Grrls Seryrce Splnrsh Club Mayorette ANDLRSEN JIM Metxl Shop XVood Shop Stage erxtt ANTONINI DAVE Stlgecraft ARCHIBALD MARY LYNN Girls Seruce Term Pl1y Draml C lub Prcsrdent ARCHULETTA CHARLES Spanrsh Club CSF BARRY PATRICK Scrence Club Chess Club Grllo Romm Club BARTON GLENDA Program COIDITIISSIOHCI' Grrls Seruee Rally Commrttee BENTON ERNIE Senror Seryrce Block Socrety Football Baseball BISE ALICE Grrls Seryrce BOGUE GARY Senror Seruce Scrence Club Chess Club BRADLEY ANN Qumet G1rls Seryrce Term Pay C BROGGER BILL Sports Edxtor of Ram Page Block Soerety unxor Serxrce BRIJBAKER CAROL Dance Commrttee FBLA Crrls Seruee BUCKMANN STEVE Baseball Football Block Soexety BULLOCK DOROTHEA Grrls Seryrce Art Club Dante Commlttee BURNHAM DEANNA CaduceanSoC1ety CABRAL BOB Chess Club Basketball Baseball CAIL CAROLE Edrtor Ram Page CSF Grrls Ser yrce Spamsh Club CAMPBELL DONA Art Club Grrls Servrce CAMPBELL DOUG CSF Vnce Presrdent Track CANTUA ELAINE Glrls Seryrce House of Repre sentatnes CARROLL TOM Block Socrety Football Smm mrng CHAPMAN BOB Trick Chess Club IXVE CHURCHILL PAT Grrls Servlce Treasurer Edltor Rambler D6 GAA CSF CLINKER PAT Dance Commrttce Cholr G1rIs Seruce COCHRAN FRED Block Socrety Presldent Foot bill Ram Page Staff Basketball CODDE LARRY Tennxs un1orSery1ee COHN MELVIN Dance Band Tenms Spanrsh Club COLE ALAN Serence Club Football Manager COLLINS JOHN CONNORS JERRY Scrence Club Presrdent COPPOCK JACK Semor Representatrye Rally Busmess Manager Rambler 36 COSAND SYLVIA Art Club COX CHARLIE Vars1ty Gymnastrcs Captarn Yell Leader CROOKS JANE Grrls Seruce Sen1orSery1ce CROUCH ROGER CROXVDER CLIFF Rally Commrssroner Block So clety Football Term Play CUDDIHY JAMES Scrence Club DAHL NEUMAN Scmor Seruce Dance Band Marching Band DAMANCHKI MARIE Grrls Seryree Vrce Pres1 dent Spanxsh Club President Caducean Soelety DATHE BOB Block SOLICLJ Treasurer Swrmmmg House of Representatn es DAVIS JIM Industrral Arts Stagecraft DEMITS GARY Traffic Control Jumor Seryrce Freshman Football I I7 4 7 . 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I - 4. v ' ' a v ' 1 ' a V I 1 - Q , Y ' 5 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DEPROSE JOAN Drama Club Secretary Yell Leader Grrls Servrce DERR DAVE Awards Comm1ss1oner Golf Block Socrety Basketball DORAN BOB Chess Club Orchestra DESILVA SHIRLEY Transfer Student DOUGLAS DICK Block Socrety Chess Club Swrmmrng Manager DRIVER PEGGY Grrls Servrce Commercral Club DWINNELL CHARLIE Dance Band Semor Ser vrce unxor Traffrc Captam EASTWOOD CORLISS Junror Traffrc Block S0 crety Golf ELSON JERRY Transfer Student ENGSTROM BARBARA Grrls Servlce Art Club Rally Commrttee EVANS MARILYN IWE FERRO CAROLYN Grrls Servrce Rally Soclal Affarrs Commrssroner Spanrsh Club FOSTER ARLENE Chorr FOSTER CAROLE Transfer Student FOSTER JO ANN Chorr FOULK DON Term Play Football FRIEDRICH JIM Senror Class Presrdent Sopho more Class Presrdent Term Play FUNK GINGER Rally Commrttee FBLA Grrls Seryrce GARCIA CARL Stagecraft GARCIA DON Baseball FBLA GORMAN JUDY Grrls Seryrce Chorr Yearbook Crrculatron Manager GREEN CHARLIE HANCOCK JOAN Grrls Servrce Dance Commrt 8 tee Rally Commrtte HANSON ROBERTA Drama Club Grrls Seryrtc Term Play HARMON JOANNE FBLA HARTSEN DICK Junlor Class Representatrye en 1or Serxrcc Tennls HAUTH JANICE Commercral Club CSF Grrls Serxrce Secretary HEDGES RHODA Transfer Student HELLSTROM CAROL Rally Commrttee Grrls Sery rce Dance Commlttee HILL LOUISE Grrls Seruce Choxr Sophomore Seruce HOFFMAN JOAN Dance Commrttee HUTCHINS RUSS Term Play Swrmmrng Block Socrety IMPLOM HARVEY Gymnastrcs Scrence Club JACOBS CHARLENE G1rls Serylte Art Club JAMES TERRY Stagecraft JENKINS NANCY Scrcnce Club IWE JESPERSEN GLORIA Gxrls Scryrce JOHANSON RAY Block Souety Baseball Bas ketball JOHNSON MARILYN Song Leader Grrls Ser yrce Commercral Club JOHNSTON LINDA Glrls Scryrce JONES SANDE Grrls Scrxrtc CSF Qurntct Term Play Drama ORRICK LORRIE Drlma Club Orchcsls Girls Serxlce KEEN PEGGY Glrls Seryltc Spamsh Club KELLER BARBARA Girls Seruce Art Club Rally Commrttee KELLY MIKE KINNEE TONI Smor Class Secretary Grrls Seruce Dance Commrttee KNUDSEN ARLETTE Student Body Secretary Choir CSF Girls Seruce i Z , , I K 7 ' ' V'-. . , . a , Z l l a a ' I , A . , 2 ' , S - a 1 1 V S, .. 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' 3 7 , C SENIOR ACTIVITIES KOLLENBORN, MARJORIE1 Choir KUNKIQL, PAUL LAFOND JIM LAFRANCE TOM Gymnastxes Block Soerety Sen lor Seruee Iootball LAMB BILLIEANN Glrls Serxree FBLA LANDERS KYRA LAVINDER SUE Sennor Seruee Rally Commrttee Gnrls Serxree Yearbook LEONARD DOUG lootball Tennls Band Block SOLICIJ LEONESIO FRANK GJIIIUJSIILS LERCH JERRY LEWIS LEON LOCKWOOD JON Iootball Traelx House Representatrxes LOGOTETA VIRGINIA FBLA Grrls Seruee LONGWORTH IM Stageeraft Bloele Soerety unlor Seruee LUJAN PETI: Bloelx Soerety Football FBLA Senlor Serxxee LUXEMBURG DON Spamsh Club CSF MAHER BOB GJIIIUHSIILS Drune unror Seruce NIALONE RUTH Glflb Serxlee Art Club Choir NIANNING YVONNI Rallx Commrttee Art Club Gnrls Seruee Drama MARCH SUZANNE Art Club Rlmbler Staff Rally Committee MARTIN JACKIE Glrls Serxnee Choir NIARTIN MARY LOU COFIIITILYLIIII Club IVUE NIATHFXVSON BETTY ANN Gxrls Seruee Presr dent GAA Cadueean Soexety NIAZUR JIM Junlor Serxxee IXYE Metal Shop Iootball Manager MLCOLLOM MARIANNE Glrls Seruee IBLA Freshman Serx lee MCCOSH DORENE Glrls Servxce Drama CSF MCCURDY, MIKE MCMILLIN, JIM: Football, Basketball, Block So- ciety, Track MCRICE CAROLYN G1rls Seruee Danee Com mlttee FBLA Presxdent MERRILL ROGER NIICHNA TERRY Iootball BloelISoe1etJ Rambler Sports Edrtor Baseball Manager MILLER SUE Transfer Student NIINSTER JLRRY SIIECCFIIL NIORGAN BARBARA Term Plu Cholr Glrls berx lee MORONI JOYCE Cadueean Soelety Secretary Spanlsh Club Cholr NIORTON LYLE Block Socrety Football Manxger Senior Serx lee NIULLER BOB Iootball Bloele sorter, Traele MURBACH JOANNE NICHOLAS ROSA IWE NICHOLS WADE Meehanlell Drawing III Foot ball Block Soeretj, Rambler NIXON BILL Bloele Soexety Football Blseball Basketball NORTHXVAY DORIS Danerng, Mqorette Rambler Staff Girls Serxree IXVE NORTON DICK Strgjeeraft Rambler Staff Term a OFSENEK SUNNY Yell Leader Grrls Serxrce Rally Commlttee OLDIIELD GALE Glrls Seruee Chorr Orehesxs OPLER PAUL Bloelr Soelety Traele Sexenee Club OSMON RICHARD PARKER VIRGIL Metal Shop Cratts PATTERSON SHARON Grrls Serxnee I LA Ram Page Drama Club PAUL LORRAINE Malorette Grrls Serxlee Sen lor Class Vue Presldent PICKETT TERRY Baseball Block Society 1 7 ' 1 F 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 A Y ' 3 7 . ,,. , 1 , . , 1 1 - . 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RODGFRS DON Blocle Society Golf Ram Plge Stl f ROLLINS PAT CSI' Ram Picge Staff Caducean Society RUPPRECHT PHII Bisleetball Term Play loot b1ll Tracle SAMSON AUDREY Girls Seryiee Choir Senior Serxice SCHULTZI BONNIE CAA Girls Serxice Art C ub SCHXX ART7 CRAYCE Girls Seryicc SILVA RONNIE SKEEN DENNIS Transter Student SMITH DAN Noon Moxie Choir Science Club SMITH JACKIE Girls Seryicc Senior Seryice SMITH PAT Girls Seryice IBLA Dance Com mittee Choir Drlma Club SODERI-R GARY Student Body President loot ball Block Society STEIG MERRYANN FBLA Senior Seryice Girls Seryice IZOSTORR NORM Band Stagecratt Senior Serxice ACTIVITIES STROBEL, NORM: Block Society, Baseball SLWINARBORG MARSHALL: Trick. Tennis, Math C ub SXVENSON PAUL Science Club THEOIANOPOULOU ELLEN TI-IFOI ANOPOULOU KANELLA THOMPSON NORM OXVI' THOMPSON PHXLLIS IXVE THORNE DALE THORNE DOUG Stagecraft TIBBYTTS GARY TOWNSEND BOB Sophomore Seryice Term Play TRACY XWES Football Band Choir UEEENS PATRICIA Girls Seryice Orehesis Rally Committee VASCONCELLOS SUZANNE Girls Sery ice Choir Caducean Society VINIGO CONNIE VOSS DIANE Rally Commissioner lunior Year Term Play Yell Leader WAITE DICK Science Club TcrmPl1y XY ALLACE XVALLY ANN Girls Serylce Choir XX ARRFN IIRRY Sophomore Class Rep Iresh man Queen Girls Seryice XXASSON NLI DA XWESTON .IOANN Clubs Commissioner GAA Girls Seryice XVESTWICK WILLIAM Tennis Math Clul, Science Club VUHITTIER LOIS Commercial Club Girls Ser xice IBLA WILKIE JUNE Orchestra Dance Band Choir Girls Serxiee XY ILLIS OXVEN Basketball WRIGGLESXVORTI-I BARRY Stagecraft Metal Shop I , , , 1 l . I I '. - ' . C 1 . . L A . x - - - , . i ' ,- . 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