Pleasant Hill Middle School - Yearbook (Pleasant Hill, CA)

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CDRGANIZATICDPIS . . . ADD use TO Juruolz HIGH! 5 .F 'Q lv ',- -V: , Student Body Officers 6 Publ' ti ica ons ....... '7 Spirit Organizations 8 9 Model Car Club. 10 F. H. A. .... 10 Dances ..... 11

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OH! New rnini-courses were offered to the students of Pleasant Hill Junior High School. Classes in sew- ing, girls basketball, macrame, girls shop, knit- ting, and even a course on different people of the world, were but a few taught by our enterprising teachers. The most popular course proved to be the one in leathercraft. Many beautiful items were made by the students. 4 THAT SCHEIIYIIIT, DREIAMIN' FACULTY AND THEIIR 11-

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SHALL WE RETIIZE TO its ff THE SENATE CHAMBER? This year's Student Council was one of the better Councils this school has had. They put out a supreme effort on the magazine sale, and it was a shame that many of the students didn't cooperate, reaching only 6392, of the goal. But that didn't stop them. All of the mem- bers put out a great effort. Kent Boles really worked hard to get things done, and you can thank him for having our first dance. STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: President David Lemke, Sergeant-At-Arms Kevin Kilgore Standing: Secretary Mary Boehland, Vice President Liz Chambers Treasurer Margie McLeod. Back Row, Left to Right: Mike Watkins, Angela Bowman, Maureen Slusher, Sheri Pasley, Ken Sprague, Steve Storz, Brian Miles, Kent Boles, Andy Hoflfman, Kevin Morris, Debbie Whipple, Chris Steinback, Mamie Arnundson, Lester Watkins. Seated, Left to Right: Phil Good, Liz Chambers, David Lemke, Kevin Kilgore, Margie McLeod, Steve Cagley.