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Sv A ,V in xy P Q ' x f , 5 12 lv ,R I .- JW, 14? if-T535 ,i, .iwwii I Qs CO-EDITOR, JANICE MAC RAE BUSINESS MANAGER, ED MARGOLIASH 73 0.4. - vii' 3 Q A X wx I9 ,.', , , Q W . , ,I f' ' V ga W V I I f es A '1o 0' D ?..Nu 1'--laws L-5 'ini W1 fi, 9 15,24 , I E JP., Y X . . ' ' - i - Q D Q- l l w . - T n ,Q Q , , -- - rf 1- 'f- N 4 13: ,, 5 t 'is lusfbyfar old, but, un- N T is , ,fl L I 7 . - ,,,l.W- 7 H - f- seedling, it has already mf. 5:15, -W ' . T ,taken rong roots and thrown out 0 A 'J' ' .Q- ' -5 95 some branches that show noticeable ... v .1 of bearing wit in future o , 9 . ,, achievements. It has already V'! V , ul v 0 o 42 'gill . : , 5 vj Q u H - gffffjgth, - Q older sister! asm, our Redwood, 'O ,. C E...- by the tower of triangles, is assured growth. , o e S.. i.! 'Ni 4, 5. , , swamp in iliac? ' 'I nly a shodtim A -4 bac 50 v eg 5 1, . Q . Y' 5 I uf f' 5 1' 1 I J' ff is. 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'Ami 13' hvaxf 1 ff. ,jf , ,Q QL 2 I 5 ,. 5--- ine, Q . 1 . 45- w 1, 2 singu- or , fix , ., yf, V. .gli - c I- ,F -, 1' A 'L .i 1,- 3 Y QE , 'E ' f 5 r ' if I . Q.. ii asf . .- I 4, , Q' till-3-i' EE! , 4 Principal Donald Kreps 'X u Dean of Girls Emma ean Wulzen URN ,Qt Qu 05 All of us have worked hard to make Redwood High a school of high scholastic achievement and inspired student spirit. Throughout the year you have displayed a spirit that is good and clean and full and that speaks well of the Redwood Giants. It is this spirit that makes us say we are proud of Red- wood High, for Redwood High is you Our thanks go to our first senior class for the leadership they have shown in helping to achieve these goals W extend our best wishes to them for their success in the future and we hope they will return to visit us often Dean of Boys ack Baat ' :ww . . '-. COUNSELORS A Adfian Cobb Merrill Convis X .rx Grace Nelson Mardys Whlteman BOARD of TRUSTEES BOARD OF TRUSTEES H L McG1ll Chalrman D D Smlth W B Lewls E Thomas jr XV W Hayes C G Carllsle Superintendent of Schools I il - N-ent' 3 ' I 1 I l n .L S D ' N N. S Q ' I : . . ' , ' 1 l l 1 E T Q 1 I , , i l l I , , , s x v ' ' l worse' , i -'fl ' .'iZ.?fj 1l,gvT sig 4 ' 5 J5.y41 4 In 1 .l ' i l . , A ,,,, dl... . l Wendell Ames U S HISIOIX Maurme Ballard Fngllsh Edward Baker Shop 'll ' hi Y., ' lr . 4 1' 6' 1-fill. . F? Arthur Chapman History Clifford Bunds Ph, sxcs Adnan Cobb Merrill Conus Phxslologx Hlstorx ohn Cook Paul Daly Busmess Mechamcal Drawmg X NIat1lde dl Sux ero Wfllllam Edlclx Spanish Blology Robert Edman Albert Endrlss History Psychologs xf3IhCl'l'l3IlCS Ph, slcal Education un.-Q-,na ,..nu-f Patricia Foster Phy sxcal Fducatlon er wen jack Gibson Engllsh .XY 'Q 97' Sidney Gordon MUSIC Howard Glandon Mathematics Rlchard Hart Physlcal Fducatlon Robert Hxgglns Science Ronald Hurt Industr1al Arts Woodward ohnson Chemlstry Clarence ones Hrstory A Charles Kurtz Mathematlcs f Robert Kuehnl Latm Bruna Kastellc T xg Mlldred Mateer Llbrars Robert Mautner Language XX'allace McDonald Arr J john McGlynn En l1sh llcw Una Meadowcroft Mathematics Barbara Me1sl1n l Gladys Meyer English 41 XXX.- ames Pnerce Englxsh Myrna Reed Physical Educatlon Grace Nelson Engllsh Ida Tracy Language X- , f y I A 8 l it al W U ' it N ' ' l ,1af' Languaga l . f1 V I A ,V 1 xx fx.. 4.W, an .L .QQR ' 5 4.,. L 9 .' ,r If xl 57... M y, x -I J f 1'l Mardys Whiteman English A : -s V . az: A- ,, ' -'4 . Q 12 A r NI ' fir 5.45 2' a.. . -W . - ar., K' 'J' --on . 1 , 'f-53 gig. ,, Robert Troppmann Physical Education joseph Wadlington English Barbara Wilson Homemaking Arthur Wigell Music v 1 f . Robert XVyIie History 'H MILDRED MATEER Librarian - .NZB EDNA FOX ENA RAPHAEL HEL EN SIMPSON Secretaries P, , is ,L - f MARGUERITE GILBERT Assistant Librarian JEAN ROBERTS Nurse MARY ALOGDELIS Secretary to the principal V, ANNA WISNES Canteen JANITORS, FIRST ROXV: Paul Ryan, Arthur Scrandmglio, Leon R. Lmx rey. SECOND ROVU: Frank Gcdusth, XVilliam A. Nelson, Mil- run Mantebo, Doug Baer. 5, gg lnuvuquwv. x K, ii. -, . fl VJ wg, ve.. 'vi 'll 1 Tuff. QOQs.3y:n , - i :Al 'V .aft 'll' r fi? 1 , I Qi . ' ek 'oi cb' I fa I 'gs i 5 M ' -milf' 'L g ,A.?, gl 2' P.. msg 4, . w . 5 ' 4m'422 ' Q .3 , my E , ' ' 1 A Q42 ' '.?51f fJ fvialf 11,2-g ' .1 fuk' ., ' 5. , , -'15 . F , . . 2 1 :ia-W V '.. 'Lu-'f ', ' Ifiztgyfr WK -ffff 1- s'9.'i:'f' 1+ -At.-13,41 , '5',r4 Qgj .Z ,4-A' 131' 1.-. ,, Q ' Ti. xl!! .r my I llc 1, 4- x A.r'.. gig' jg, gmpfsff . ,fda . LQ ,fa 'f - ,..',,:. .5 'ef?.z. - 5: ' A f f--ar' ,Q ,UP-l-. ,Y -V6 5 r.- 'pw -- 1, ,S . ,n v Q'-,avi , .f . 1Z'ff1,' X A l 4, ,,L, r 4' . ' , I ,'-Wxwaf. .' ' ,gin-4..,,, . ,, AW... ' ,L 1 . qv, asf., 1 . ff. , P , ,. 4 2 as Qx Roger Cumming Fall President George Thur -x ,7- 92 1 X X Y x X 2- '4 K K Thorles Turner Fall Suretary Fall Vice President Gloria Burke Fall Treasurer 5 is Lori Giesecke Spring Secretary 'Nl FALL SENIOR COUNCIL, FIRST ROW: Wheat Allen, Bob Quinlan, Judi Bush, Stefanie Rodrigo. SECOND ROW: Lori Giesecke, Chas Denicke, Dave Newman, jan Mac Rae, Paula Merret. NE, IOR COUNCIL al' I BARBARA XVILSON, Adviser Redwoods first seniors have spent a busy, fun-filled year helping start school traditions and organizations and raising money for the Senior Ball. As graduation day approached, Redwoods seniors looked in retrospect at the September days when plans for the last year were being formed. Cake and doughnut sales, a slave sale, a dance, and senior dues were some of the fund-raising activities which supported this year's senior treasury. Rally and parking privileges, a senior line at the canteen, and senior privilege cards were some of the privileges granted to the class of '59. Senior week in which senior classes were suspended in preparation for graduation was another of the special treats enjoyed by this year's seniors. 43 sf-ai, ROBERT KUEIINL. Adviser. SPRING Sl-INIOR CORN- CQII., FIRST ROXY: Torsten jatobsen, Wheat Allen, Ken Pieri, Tom Solinsky. SHC- ONIJ ROXY: Kathy Anix- ter. Bonnie Bruderer, Thorley Turner, judi Bush. A , C X 1. .-, 6 ' 'sg D i- ma? H ' I l 4' . 05' ,A HOMIQINIAIXI R OF TOINIORROXX NATION XL NIPRIT XXX XRD VN INNI RS SILIIFIIL Rollrlaxu Illill Bush IJ.A.R. AVL ARD WINNPR judx XVcl1h. SPIRIT PRINCESS ES: Iilainc Lyons Phyllis Kearns Paula Mcrrct QVFEN Judy Real gan, Lori Gicscnkc Cindy Hull, Stcfa nie Rmlrigu. BEST DRESSED: Frank Nelson, Phyllis Kearns. re li 'iyf .Cl SENIOR SUPERL TIVES ' DIY. 4- f v Y BIOST CONHCAI.: Blick Beatie, Judy Reagan. hr 4 , 1 BEST PERSONALITY: Dave Gidley, jill Clumeck. .245 yr? . MOST SPIRITED: Mike Woods, Kathy Anixter MOST LIKELY TO SIQCCEED: Stefanie Rodrigo, Tom Solinsky. 40' , -,-aww l' 1 wif' 1' MOST ATHLETIC: Ron Reagan, Jill Hall. 'fa MOST ACTIVE: jeff Daly, Judy Webb MOST DEPENDABLE: Alice Hannel, Larry Loomer. S-C 1... ' XWHEAT ALLEN jr. Class President College DARREL ALTERMATT Track College of Marin KATHERINE ANIXTER Cv' 4- A! SUSAN ANDERSON Majorette Nursing School fhl ROBERT BLAIR JON MICHAEL BLAND Head Yell Leader University of California MICKEY L. BEATIE Football University of California PHIL BEYMAN Ifniversily of California CLINT BIDWELL Golf University of California R' Ski Club College BARBARA BRAY G.A.A, Sec. Treas. YN'-v 47 -f 5? Cf KP I'-R' I iff? ...JI In 5 x 'K 'Rf' 759 PHILIP BROOKS Ski Club College KIT ROBIN BROXVN Algebra proof College BONNIE BRUDERER Y group S.F. State JOHN O. CHAMBERS Swimming College JANET LEE CHRISTIANSON G.A.A. Recording Secretary College ROGER CHRISTIANSON Work in Sacramento GARRY BREWER Soph. 8 junior Class Prexy U.S. Naval Academy DICK BREYER Football College STEPHEN BRIGHTON Music College of Marin T7 SHIRLEE BUCKLEY Studies Teaching GLORIA KAREN BURKE National Honor Society Cal, Berkeley JUDI BUSH Newspaper work Wfriter df! S, 3' fig' ,V k 'D I 3 '55 fi. 'Us, 'O-we WILLIAM ARNOLD CIOCCI Shop Air Force or Navy JILL MARIE CLUMECK Redwood BARK Editor College RICHARD K .COOLEY Music College 59,4 I gi QQSE' 6 JEFF DALY Student Government Stanford DENNIS DAVIES NHVY ANTHONY LORD DEANE Cars College l 'W' -w'Y-wg, g?q ij!! if S A 5 JAN CORNETT Work Marriage FRANK COTTEN Service ROGER CUMMING Senior Class President Business Administration K 1. tu-up-'P fi .J - PENELOPE DAHLMAN College f-11' v-v KARFN DONALDSON Commissioner of Public Relations 'IANICE JOY DE LBO Co-Head of Model Railroading Club Chico State CHARLES GIQNN DENICKIE Skiing Engineering HARRIET A. DI MARCO jr. 8: Sr. Prom Committee Nursing t 4 ttf' 'I--' 1 ., if ff 3 . Y' fm ...uni-f LORI A. GIESECKE Yell leader Airline Stewardess GEORGE GRANT Band Navy IOHN GRBAC Navy CARL H. HAGENS Football S.F. State CYNTHIA HALL Secretary of Student Body College JILL ARIANA HALL G.A.A. Interior Decorator WT?-T Th! . -Q-., . '5- ?-L' , e I- ! f' 4 9 I 'I . 3, tnfx . ,Jn w, L 5 , ' f'f57i?'-ix uf' U-ft 1 13 ?fd':?J ' P' 'wi il mix .Mm K, , 5' L, INF . 1' 67 LEONARD K. HAIL Sports Civil Engineering MATTHEW' HALLINAN Football Lawyer ALICE VALERIE HANNEI. jr. Sr. Girls Service Club Dental Nurse LINDA HOERNER Italian Club Marriage ,qw-:pt 3 S-'Q .ima as-s in--4 ARTHUR HASELTINE Skiing 0'1- as , f Q-' I 3,4 z I In I ,jf Q Ml -si--Q. ,ju-w.. Fw Us MARTINA JIMENEZ A.F.S. English Teacher AL JOHNSON Navy DAWN JONES Self-Government College of Marin WEN DE LL JOOST Science Club College ANDREA HELENE KALDOR Self-Government Airline Hostess PHY LLI S KEARNS Self-Government Head Oregon University College JAMES HAUSLE Making friends Coast Guard Reserve PHYLLIS K. HOLT Finance Committee Florist HUBERT C. HOLZAPFEL Baseball Marin .I.C. GUY HOPKINS Army TORSTEN -IACOBSON Tennis College 'k,I'! X 3, Ns 1-Q 'IS .J li T ',.f--X nf W,'i T? 11 fl '-. fi- Y? I I I 1 ar 1 Nm, ,U I - ,N I l JIM KNOCK Football Navy CLIFF KUPPERBERG Sports College JANET LADEN A Cappella Choir Work 'lbw-or 1' GEORGE KERBS College JAMES L. KILPATRICK Basketball College EDDIE KING Sports Service TOM LANNERT Sports TERRY LEHMANN Pep Club College TOM LEPS Music College of Marin CAROL ANN LE VAN Business School RICHARD LION Ski Club College IPX 1 . 4 ,H xx Rl' l l I? if 7'2 ff' s 1 47 ALLEN LIVINGSTON LAWRENCE LOOMER Mathematics College of Marin ELAINE LYONS Social Activities Commissioner Colorado Women's College JAMES MACEY IANICE MACRAE LOG Co-Editor Nurses Training AL MARSHALL Swimming Veterinarian Math and Science Medical School Self Government i1Q,,,1 STEPHEN MATHEWS PAULA MERRET Colorado Women's College DAVID MILLER you ,pi Zi' BOONE MORRISON Swimming Architect AL MUROLO BARBARA MURPHY Housewife jon NELCKE 5 1 Journalism rf? 1 'L .c I College v-wr .J IU' I V+ ANNE NINNIS Bark Feature Editor College of Pucinc I-RANK NELSON Choir President College DAVID NEUMANN Sports College GENE NEVILLI: Ski Club Coast Guard HOXVARD OURS Baseball Marin j.C. MALCOLM PEI Ski Club Engineer NATALIE PETRICKA Airline Stewardess JIM PEI-IL Swimming Mechanical KEN PIERI Swimming College JERSEN Engineer DIANE NEWBERRY Commissioner of Elections Private Secretary xi ' ,, Yin .A Z Q '1-www Y 'fx .N If-V5 S-r MARTIN PINNOCK Cross Country Brigham Young University ROBERT QUINLAN DANIEL QUINN SHARON RANDOLPH Pep Club College 'Q7 ,Y-. ' - HUGH REILLY Sports ,.. 5 ,, ANNE REYNOLDS FK nfl MIKE ROBERT College Q . , ig.. A , SI-IEILA ROBERTS I , ' Music , mv j ' Marin junior College STE FANIE RODRIGO LOG Editor College KENT ROSSI ' ,, Basketball Army I ,J i ll RICHARD A. ROWLAND ' Vi Navy ,I t JON SANFORD School Photographer Photo-journalist Head Majorette S. F. State BRIAN A. RICHARDS Navy FRANK C. ROBERT Go to France iv A . Q 1 m r. 42 X ' A '-'ff Va li,-55',g', . . -: V 1+ I - .1 'lynx . CHRISTOPHER SCALES ai' if I ' Q-' -v - 1431 Swimming Studs' Law LEE SCHAFFER Swimming Marin junior College JOHN SCHEMBS Erosh Basketball Navy 49' J 'R' A '11 J A EDWARD SCHULZE 4 Math College O San jose State Science Chemistry LYNNE SCOTT Self-government Physio-therapist JANET SIEMENS Ski Club lf. C. at Davis BETTY ANN SLEEZER BAXTER SMILLIE TOM SOLINSKY 1 Football Engineering Ez 7 A 4 STEVE STOCK 4 Physics V- A College A fiiiifg, Q ifrw in is-EE: 5' BOB STRAW Navy Q LYNN SWEETLAND fax ff Tri-Hi-Y K 4 1 San Francisco State ' GEORGE VUILLIAINI THUT Army Senior Class Vice President '? XX y - 37 ,-,,,. i 4' f'.w42m.f, .1 W H 1- 'f Us an .. ll Z., , . 1, x Alix 'Us 4- re -, B F2 X 'ff 'Y t f-we-rx,-r -. AL TICHENOR Football Forestry FRANK TOSE if Art V College , lx s'if?jEP . 6,2 A g n, A-1. 7 '33 teerlng ommlttee fair f l y Jas' Dental Hygenist if , fa ,, fm-f ffgtfg fn WILLIAM VANDER PLOEG Ch ' Cogsii Guard R' , ROBERT VAN GUTMAN is Swimming 5, Architectural engineer .. 1 X l BOB VASCONCELLOS A College 'X DOUG VICTOR journalism Art School A nls. A MICHAEL JOSEPH WAGNER X Track ' TKT? Active Navy Reserve X X it L, C B JUDITH NORMA WEBB A s,s,g:.7z,3 Fil: , Commissioner of Finance 1 , V I 115. ' if, Medical Research X ' MARJI DOROTHY WEITZ Senior English Interior Decorating School MICHAEL XVIGELL Ski Club College DAVE XVINTER Ski Club University of California QD . 0.4 fp- H r ,ff xx '-'N 111 Ps 4 PETER WINTER Ski Club Vice-President University of Oregon KARR WOLFE BARK Feature Editor College 'W 'W 1 MICHAEL WOODSON J Sports Tfzj Public Relations -ff Sports College S. F. State ' MERLIN YATES CLERIN QBUDQ ZUMWALT BARK Sports Editor ff ' ' - N ? f Q09 1 'I 1 :L ' l ft XF ix X .X 1 It l '. 4 MICHAEL WOODS Football Psychiatry LES ZUVER Track Game Warden 11' 'ef -cs-4-7 'ff H ..-- ' 7- aq V .. v 7 L lf , -ff 4 Q -..4v' W ' ' V v r l F-Q, fy ELANJY' ,A 'Ka Q., N rx., :, '5Q'w?':-1 R A 4 rl. . H 'zzz , 1 W P T ' I FC' , 2 X 1 Sr Q .::r,f X f jr L Don Francis Q' : John Mugford Fall President Af T7 j A , .4 F Sue Kane 'L ' Fall Secretary Shirley McClure F,ll Vice President Spring President W'a. .4 if r K H if kk Ken McClure Spring Vice President J g 9 rr fy ,J M A fe-45-W-an-We M , A i Virginia Cunningham , ,, h' Spring Secretary 33' r , I Q Q-me .v gy ' f -1 1-x-H Zia Jeanne Ongaro Fall Treasurer Doreen Dalecio Spring Treasurer fi JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL FIRST ROW Pat Gxdley Lmda Frater Lmda Foster Sandy Boyer SECOND ROW Sam Wlllrams john Mugford jeff Skmner Doug., Smnh ff? BRUINA KASTELIC Ads user .IU IOR COUNCIL JUNIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES Under the dlrectlon of Don Fran CIS, fall presldent the junior class began the year wxth money ra1s1ng ZCIIVIIICS mcludmg sales of cakes candy canes and regnsters All profits from these actxvrtxes went towards the class goal of three Vears the umor Prom ohn Mugford headed the prom commxttee COl lSlSIlflg of class OHICCIS and councxl and mterested class members A successful prom was held early m May All proceeds from the prom wxll go towards the 1960 Senior Ball ROBERT HIGGINS Advrser 1 .' x X ll . 5 'V x. I X X, I . .' Y ' , 2 , , '. l - ' - , . . . , , I , +' -. .. J ' l V . . ' Y. I ' ' x ' . Y 4 . I I S . as ., h 'uf' , Y. , . Clark Anderson 'S-5 '- Robert Anderson . Sandra Anderson . it George Artoux r Marlene Asbell 'In X' ZS. 4 L K Way'ne Berry ' f Anthony Bettencourt Richard Biagini Lloyd Biggerstaff Odis Bigus E Cindy Bos! Sue Boyden Sandra Boyer Henry Brainerd Ernest Bray Rob Brewer Q is 2:- 3 - ir ,M bi' 6-.. Q- Fred Ashoff Joan Bamberger Lynn Barr Robert Bekes Robert Benz .A ' A -rf ,, , ns E V . A - N We liz x if ' L Susan Boe 4 Lawrence Bogel .1 Q Robert Bogel Susan Bomberger David Bortfelrl , Ri Alt, ill v at Q C av Q fb- 'fte 1, 'C' -f ' T-A'. . .-CxE.:'Lf- ' v'-fil , Hiya, M bw Nvf x V 4 X arm Sharon Brink Geoffrey Brown Marilee Brown Sheridan Bush jeff Capell Renee Carrieres 2 sl ? Richard Cox William Cullins Virginia Cunningham Kenneth Currie Doreen Dalecio Christopher Darling N -A14 Q g 455 4' , Curtis Fmbry joseph Ertman Charles Everson Robert Evetr Carol Fay Roger Fields 'U X 'Eg 4 I U- ga yu giilil X-it Qi. l i Lawrence Galer Timothy Galli Roland Garcia Clara Gardin Sylvia Gardin Susan Ghee . P- ' Ib 5 Q f. '- -x 4 i i X john C. Chambers Phoebe Clark janice Coleman David Corbet XVilliam Corns Karen Cloverdale 1 I A C jg 0 YS joan Dasmann janet Descalso Russell Dowd Susan Duerson Vicki Dufton Barbara Dupuis 1' Sonjia Finnila ' Angela Ford 1 Linda Foster 5 f i Donald Francis ii yjlj , Linda Frater 2 Gwendolyn Gaerjen un- up L v Q., Nxvs A7 Patricia Gidley Diane Gilbert Suzanne Girot Dennis Grant Marilynne Gray Warren Gray -1 .3 1- ttf + l an A Conn Hallinan Robert Hannah Kent Hansen Norman Hansen w Robert Hawk X Sallie Humberger Doug Hunter Richard Hunter Donna Inman Gary johnson .Q 1 Z 5 Q3 A N Miriam Grbac David Greene judith Grow Frances Haines james Hall C' Jacqueline Hays Edward Hevern Judith Hill Gaye Hipsley Robert Hobdy 4 I Susan Kane Charlotte Keppel Kathleen Kirrane Scott Kokjer Biruta Krastins Barbara Krause I Q- , ' N. 4- -fir! :ng .I Clinton Lane Christopher Lang Michele La Plant Bruce Lattimer Maryann Lax David Lehman xx it ,ef 4 G' f - V gf? 5 RC ' I 5.. 4 , I at x wi 1 x john Krcutlmann Peter Krug jan Lafferty jack La Hargoue Elizabeth Lancaster Barton Lane , 1 - --X X 'Ali Kathie Lemme Laura Lenci Robert Lewis Eric Lindner Geoffrey Little james Lonsford J QT? ir , , '..1'5e X I Kenneth McClure Shirley McClure V' C, y Mel McCormack XM? 1 Sandra McDougall H L' Jean McKay Theodore MacKay 4 A ii C L 4 e f ,' 335 7 h ,,,, , 5' 5 ft E 'f' , , xfgjrrii- Qd , ENN Stephen Mason Manny Armin 4 Q Donn Meyer B. -1. Lloyd Meyer ,., 6 Cecilia Michaelsen Daniel C. Miller 5. . v f W 'Pi' Y? Ronald Mahoney Paul Mamalakis Edward Margoliash Edwin Marshall Charles Martin Topper Martin v 1 x t ' Zigi.. jg, Q.s1'.. l TW Dan R. Miller jerrilyn Miller Kathleen Miller Gary Monahan joan Mooney Bryce Moore Q vw 6- xx, sq Rusell Murray Donald Nelson Rudy Nelson Sharon Nelson Paul Nordstrand jeff Norris C I A ss Y- Steven Moore Pamela Mooring Gwendolyn Morden john Mugford jean Mullen Elise Murolo K It W a t l +1 ig f t . 55' . 0 .4 .Ja 7 Q- aww - -f 4? if 'K ' LP x Ng 's :5 f. f X 2 , Michael O'Connor ' 1 'W Q- Jeanne Ongaro ,, fits, ' Robert Ostaggi Q, ' I .J s Susan Overstreet 1 , ' Anne Paine ' Q17 ' M Stephen Parodi 95' Patricia Patterson james Pearson Ronald Perez Sherleen Peterson Robert Pettiiohn joan Pier A 1.3.-: 'fi , gi ru, yi . . J . rw . 1 ,Mgr Qi la i Q S Cl b ,,.. u Rowena Polak XViIliam Purtell Cynthia Quick Marcia Rand Michael Reed Susan Recd jack Robinson Elizabeth Roclden Thomas Rogers Barham Rudy Marga1retRumscy ,J-' A 4.42: - tam., M t Q. -t 2 R iii A Lv? , L 1 fi we ' -'L Efisili' i l 1 . i . ' i Doug Smith Judy Smith Michele Smith Peter Smith Mike Somers cr ,5- 127' S' r .JV , 1 :QR '1- if -fi f ' fir ,- . .' - . 3 . Y- , . b'r'! i vnw Q, . it i ' 'D , L A ' 2 M '41 . F N l ' v Q L , tg wa. i. 4 Darius Rithnrdg Ci.1rthRith.trtls Ritl1g1rtlRietlc Excrett Rigsbee Earlene Riley Carol Ritter , A . X ,fx . Y tt S 5 S tt: iii Katherine Rust Marilyn Sclar Linda Scott Gerald Silverfielcl jeff Skinner john Taylor Pat Thorn Nitk Tideman Shirley Tietjen Mary Toops Brute Tutlier Q David Southard - S Norman Strasser .. by Riahagd Strong 'rf o n uatti Phil Su igard i i Q 1 . x I in 6 ,.. 1 . 'g K' sf X QNAM N' . x X Q' E-r u 1 52 Jack Underwood Edward Vigno Craig Waller Mike Watts Dennis Weaver ya 1 ' 1 Donna Welsh Christine Westlun Ted Whaley Pat Wiklund Laura Wild 304' 3' , d H t 'ff Scott Webster Barbara Weckel Richard Weil Anne Weills William Weitzel t will ' -1 -ma -F' 1 t f 3 r -r r, I' Patricia Wilson Paul Wing Wayne Wirth Sallie Witherow Clyde Witt fx.-ff s 1' XA Charles Williams Sam Williams Dorothy Wilson Helen Wilson joan Wilson . - and l ' ' Sharon Woods Carol Wlorthington Warren XVulzen Scott Zimmerman JUNIORS, FIRST ROVU: Regina Dittli, Martin Gerry, Bob Randolph, Christine Martin, Mary Peterson, Marilyn Miller. SECOND ROW: Lynn-Etta Dakin, Donna Mickleson, Frank Hinkley, Nori Allen, Diane Eckersly, john McGillis. lg JUNIORS Nor PICTURED Peter Allsman George Artoux Don Bissattini Mike McLeran Lyn Mitchell David Pekonen Walter Potter Kathleen Randol Patrick Riordan Fran Simpson Paul Suppo Jeanne Taylor Sonia XY'asilevvski Doug Herst Ned Griffith Fall President Spring President ff 'K Randy Dougherty Fall Secretary I Palfla Daly J. J. Rodrigo Fall Vice President Spring Vice president Carol Ensler Q Spring Secretary .:1: 1: 5n:ggLf F ,, 5 rg- 9 ,,::. H., .tx 1 ' ug.: ' -1 f g'l llg., fini X Rick Sims Terry Wade Fall Treasurer Spring Treasurer l, '- T3 GPC L ngll IDA TR.-XCQY, Adx iser After a bewildering year as freshmen, the sophomores became anxious to contri- bute and participate in school affairs. Ifclair sales during the first semester served as a money raising project. On the social scene. they sponsored a school dance, Silver Bells, in january. The whole class enjoyed a picnic in May at the Southern Marin Recreation Center in Tiburon. The sophomores proved their worth to the rest of the student body at an assembly during the latter part of the school year. In the academic field, they became accus- tomed to a different assortment of subjects and took the Iowa Achievement Tests for the first time. Redwoods first sophomore class is now eagerly looking forward to next year, when it will become a member of the elite upper class. SPRING SOPHONIORI- COUNCIL, FIRST ROXV: Marcia Hail, Nan Romne- berg. Terric XVorth SICOYD ROXV: Mike Mahoney, Doug Kneedler, Bob LM 56 james Abrams Linda Albertoni Mike Alessio L Linda Allen -if Peter Allen Mike Bain Norman Ballantine Sandra Ballou Mike Barknwska Billie Baruh Linda Billings Shcrrye Black Tim Blake Charlene Bland Judy Block john Bogdanoff E' f 'F N 5' A e .X Yr S W M ' Y 4 ' ' tf- A' 4 v er J . hp . 1 , ' ..t'..If!Q:gvf ,, s. , e 1 KS Richard Allen Dixie Altermatt -...A ,.,. Ronie Sue Anderson w A s w 'h l x 1 xx Sally Atterbury Diane Baglion 'Lv 'R 6, . v 4,31 7 ' A 5 K ' I , B 11 , g,,2qi-I - . ' A , .fa ,'i, I Q ' 5 ' N. i -,, ., v 2. i Dana Bean Robin Beck Paul Beckett Alison Benedict joan Bernardo Stephen Bohannan john Bonadeo Richard Boss Bettina Bust Don Bowen Edward Brash 'Y' 58 w1 ',..x , f 2 fmt ef! ' I 58553 211-5 rg: .EXW U-2 U :Jw UE cg fb 5 DI F6 Q -va mm, -.53 O 9, 275: J as 275' J the Wx jo Dick Chambers Diana Chaney 'r c' 'x Richard Brear Linda Brown Marilyn Bunker Paul Burgess Roy Byrd Virginia Carroll gift-fan Fhinn ge' 5 Pjgififdilfffk . 5 , 'K' Leona Clem SX' VX I V - an , i K it 1- N '35 , 4 1: G. ' 1 .Tal TT , Q , , f X' fl Carlene Conradi Carolyn Cooley Stewart Cox Sherri Cronander Juanita Curley Paula Daly -X 3 C 'D' ii: .Mx f ' -it -ez' .. sf ' . , A I -. e a 'fmt ,W lvl. J . Eleanor Cleveland John Clum Jacqueline Colburn Bonnie Cole Vifayne Cole Cynthia Collbran 4 Margaret Deedy Dianne Diller Theodore DiMarCo Diane Dimpfl Randy Dougherty William Douglas iw 14' , Z' fs , Qf ' -L S we D- if 'L w If X A I llarry Ensele Carol lfnsler jeanne lirtman Dennis livansto Tom Farley Lucie Dunwoody Gail Duplisea Lynn Duplisea Susan Dupuis Alice Durrie Marilee Ellis 'lu Alan Farnham Bess Farr Carolyn Fifield Doug Fleming jana Fleming Roger Friend Lynn Frisbee Tom Gaffney Tom Galli Bill Gamble 5 , D jatk G range Marie Grbat Brent Greenslade Nlilce Griem lidxxin Griffith Henry llaberman sn Gloria Giddings Bonnie Gilbert Susan Gilbert George Girot john Glazier 32 Q 4 s ' .. ,. 1 -- W. , ,A ,, Marcia Hail Linda Haines Pete Haluska Helmut Hanken ' Charles Harrod Marcus Hatfield 1 l lj . ' 'rv 'L K i ll l Carole Hogrefe ,H i ' Gwen Howard ig . joseph I hanez Patricia james fi 2, . john jenkins f ' ii Q Kathy jenkins ' ' 152 sift? f A fe f ui S' A .5 v 4 32 s N 4 I x.. . mx Q SX, 1 e' np- i 1 1 Mr Anne Hermann Doug Herst Carole Hertzog Pamela Higgins Victoria Hodges Mike Hoffman f- C , . Q , 'x 4 ' , 6' X 2 f , f ' 4 X .I A .5 X L ,g if H Q f v ' It, .fa I X ND sl ' , ,Qs if . 5 2. l is rf -g f t z , C is gf .- '4 - J Y N. 1-4U3 5559? :Becca -4' T' -,,5,,-.E D Fexifu gr-':wfvZ5 wgmwg DQZQF.-5' imgwgi in i PM Karen jensen Ken johnston Walter joseph Carl Kalb Tom Kearns Russell Kern we i ffl X l N I-.F Q' 1 Q, Harley Leete Linda Lehman Chris Lewis Ruth Llewellyn julie Logan Robert Long hes Kathy Lonsford Richard Loomer Charles Loux Lance Lowrie Ross MacKay james MacKay 3'-i, ii L j Dwight Maxwell Marci McCormick Pat McGee Stephen McGirr Lorraine McLean Brian McQueen up-v N-r K' by 4 2 if N Fi it I. ilk. 5 X Q Q' Y rw if T53 . .M 91: Q ' . 'Z-1 X Y Q ,ff 'E-ff Linda Murray Marty Murray Patricia Murray Melissa Nelken Anne Neville Richard New il in N -. 4? . 2, ' 5 ie v U' I K -r 4- 4.--3 at 41' 1416 L35 1 ,, t E. 5 l T, 614 J' 4 'I al 19 Bryce MacMillan Herb Magruder Mike Mahoney Ron Malabag Phillis Marsh Victor Massagli Xt: sae Marjorie Adelynn Miller Marjorie Anne Miller Christina Mills jacquelyn Moose Martha Morse Joyce Muller i X 177 W, M ,s X11 jack Newberry Cliff Newton Gary Nilsen Larry Nilsen Nancy Ninnis Sandra Norberg 5 E' CT n io' 7' -.. QW up lg mvfl I-HE 8.0000 , q, 'f ii 'xl M iff ' f--4' Il :N ,I 15 ' Allen Petersoni HC' ' , Q J? Serena Phillips ft Peter Pike , .4 3, 1 Bette Pirtz V A 4 if Bruce Pohoriles , y N1 I Robin Richards Donna Richtman Linda Robinson Mary Rodden Russell Rodgers ,M , W iv 5-v5 David Ruta john Sztiler Elmo Sassclli Allen Sthnuf vu A. Jw N , N f Harry Norris Mike O'Brien Allan Osborn -Indy Osborn Phoebe Pallet! Robert Paraspolo Arnold Porter Terry Pritchett Roxrmna Reid Edward Reis Alan Rice S 1 Q john Schielcin Linda Sthottclkorh 452' J. Rodrigo Nan Ronneberg Erik Rosell Tom Rowe Sharon Rowland 5. .fs 'f lv 61 joan Schunk David Scott Suzanne Scott Mary Sebrell Nathan Seidenberg Thomas Selfridge Q Brooke Skinner jeffrey Skov Daniel Smith Digby Smith Allen Solo Eric Southmayd xl 5 v S ttlxxx f. V, f 'Q1,.:2,g X ltxl , QWX 'fm William Stockely Robert Talmage Barbara Thiel jeff Thomas Lawton Tison Mike Todd 1 I' N lx T5 S4.s is 1 f I,-4 ici Q ,-:gli E ,f F f ,ll X-'vt Rx 'X NXUYU Marjean Sellman Kent Shew Roger Siemens William Simmons Donald Simon Richard Sims X x 1 5 S Q Susan Spain John Spencer Marvin Stephens Barbara Stickney Peter Stock Robert Stockwell 6- C' 1 , Richard Todt Pamela Tretten Arlaine Uecke Tom Vasconcellos Lorin Vogel Keith VonBorstel Carolyn XY':1sIc Bonnie Xlfeaver Suzanne Webster Kimberly XY'cst Maryann XVcrhmar A'-.Q 'N Tcrrill XV:1clc Sharie XxvillClCIl Hugh XY'nllnce Pnnicln XY'g1ll4uc WIN nc XY'41ll.u c Q . ix 'W , Q 'Ns 95 '14 mi kb james Wcmlfe Ralph XY'ood Therese Xvorth Linda Young Dorothy Zucrn ' xf Q t S Gerald Wlhitnev Da1viclVC'ill-Cinsl Hepburn XVilkins Lyle XVilliams Michael Williams 4, l Y . , . ,x',k1,y'1 , If , I N. :xl SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW Sharon Denham Martin Olson Hepburn Wilkins, Ronald George SECOND ROW Sandrea Pastori George Cole Garry jones Nadine Jenkinson, Mike SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Raymond Allen Richard Aregger Ronald Belt Lyle Borton William Briggs Sandra Frier Richard Hunter Maureen Johnson Molly Lewis Katherine Miller Stephen Summers Gary Week Lois Wheeler i' Ek aff! l 4-.1 . -'ZZ , EA-'T' 94 I5 , N ,..4n -Ur: g am' :iv 'x l Bob Trust Fall President 3 1 1 - ,N .fl Peter Dorinson Fall Vice President Dianne Nelson Fall Treasurer . I X ,- A fl . fl'll'llll Michele Pritchett Fall Secretary Q., -T L I . S ,F Barbara Burns Spring Secretary ' FALL XI7-RQFSIIINIAN IIOVNCII., FIRST ROXV: Tutk V4'eills, jud Longaker, Peter Baer- uald. 5l1C.ONl3 ROXV: Marlene Ciayello, Cathy Riley, Susan Ross, joe Ramos, FRESHNIAN COUNCIL I 'NA Nil-AIDOXYCIQOFT, Adv iser T.. Rf Jllln RT I-IDNIXN. .Xdv ist-r This year of beginning and building gave the freshman class an opportunity to shovy xv hat they could do together. They' organized and produced some of the big activities of the year, often out- shining their older felloyx students. Their efforts gave Redvxood some of its most prohtable sales. Buy frosh cupcakes! urged the signs .... and yve bought frosh cupcakes, jelly beans. and eclairs. The freshman dance and rally vv ere original, to say the least. Novv the freshmen are ready to be- come sophomores, and to tell next year's freshmen, There'll never be an- other Class of '62. We are ready to agree vvith them, the members of Red- yvood's hrst freshman class. SPRING FRFSHMAN COYNCIL. FIRST ROXV: Judy Crt-ss. Nlithele Pritthett, xlud Longal-ter, busan Ross, Penn Hammond. SECOND ROXV: Dianne XVhitnev, Peter Baervvald, Paul Foster, Buddy Vfeckel, Margaret Peoples. Ken Adams Steve Aker Lloyd Allen james Atwood Pat Ayers C Sandra Bates Glenn Becker Bill Beckhnrn Mike Bennett Vicki Bergez Sal Borruso Sharon Boyer Hilary Brewer Laurie Brown Carol Lynn Brown Marilyn Buchholz 'x .gp ff ' A V' . 'Y Peter Baerwald Nicole Baglietto Ted Ballard Dodie Baruh Rick Basco ' -u Xi t. Q N Albert Bersaglieri Bob Betette Diana Bjornskov Peter Black Rosemary Bagel Bill Buchholl Norm Buller Barbara Burns Andi Bush john Byrd Helene Cumbnuris ,. I-if' B 'B s. 4 5- 'KP 5 C. 'C' I K r' x F ,li lk .Si f A I N ll by Charles Cauldwell Charles Chain Pete Christiansen Bonnie Chrysler X Gwendolyn Clark 1, r fi T i i J ' l ll! PDQ m Pi 11 , LJ John Cipollina XM Q' i I d, 3 S f IQ. .1 C O' - xx -we ' julie Cox 'i' Laurence Coy 8 .1 A Peter Coy my iA, :gg ...I 2 we J udy Cress A I he . ' Catherine Cross I ' jerry Cuff ,h X ' y ,Q Ss.. 'Q Melinda Detker Roy De Gorog Martin Denicke Doug Detrick Alden Diaz jeff Dippel Q Q., if 5 l X fi N h 1-H. -s x X .-. - x.. ' xv Hams - ' l l ' Richard Campagna Claire Carpenter Bob Carrieres Charles Carroll Greg Carthew jeff Castle Marytee Clyburn Albert Coats Francis Connor Dennis Coombs Mike Cooney Bruce Corbet 'Q' af Y Connie Cumming Nancy Curro Pam Dana Nona Dasmann Diana Davies jim Davies 4-' :. 3 5- Lynne Eddy Hugh Elbert Susan Ernst Karen Evans Rosalie Farre C L, : x 5 at .2 f- ,A 1 P -. me N lg. K . N Y l Q 'U an S- 1 .- in un Donald Donaldson Sidney Dorais Peter Dorinson john Drechsel Dorothy Dreyfus Muriel Duncan Roy Frater Sharon Freese Ann French Susan Frier Ken Frost Q an tgp f 'i' gf! -1 - t 71 1' V Marlene Gavello Mithael Gerber Beatrite Gilman Antoinette Girot Roy Giusti james Gladney has Richard Fink Theresa Ford Paul Foster William Fraass Mike Francheschi Y L4 Roger Gadow .' Patricia Gaisford john Gates Sara Gathings Michael Gauder v'- , iv ..5:2::f27-fx fi Robert Glaescr Cl lrk Goukcr Nh rn.1 C ommo Charles Cloodmin Caroltn Grant X ltkl Grxem S Stese Gutman Carol Hamm Penn Hammond Stexe Harrocl Helen Hftrtxg, jill Henson julnf. Hopktns XX lllnm Hoxxc Bronvssn Hughes Muhael Hunterrnan Nlars Irons Helle Jacobsen it +L A , .. 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E . ,rx it 1 wg A '1 or -,f 1 y . e x i ,X w ' 4 il 6 , , - L. ,,.v tl' 0 Q Wx: H V, 5' f APS: . t n , Q.. in ,M . R 'R .gf ' ' ty 'L -f l A 'ff R Z I ' ' E Q' 1 ., , ns. 1 .. 3' if jerri Merwin jane Meyer 4. Marilynn Meyer 13:9 KathleenMeyers i . Ronald Mezzetta .' Sxf' x N. n zzz: Igsgggzrx at W K Barbara Misuraca Shirley Moose Catherine Morbello Kim Morgan Richard Moyer ' f .A ,- ' x , RKX H Irene Nelson Susan Neuerburg Richard Newton David Nightingale Nora Nininger Karen Ninnis C7 Q fs. Deborah Marsh Stephen Martin jean Mason joan Mason Linda Menke Carolyn Menldt :rf 0' Donald Michaels Robert Midgley judy Miller Morgan Miller Paul Milner 5' Ln- 4 Sv . .,, K1 a C 'O 'Vx il S 7 af kg I C Thomas Murphy Timothy Murray Robert Mushet Mary Neecke Dianne Nelson i Tb ?'Y 73 Franklin Norton Candace O'Brien Gary Orchard Randolph Osborn Stanley Paine Gayle Partmann Verne Pessner Robert Peterson Anthony Pierce Norma Pirenian Peter Plant Michele Pritchett Thomas Ribar Mira Rice Carolyn Riding Simone Riis Catherine Riley julia Ross ' r be I 'gl tt 'Srl rbi-, iw-A X a is 1' re. , A vfxhitl tis, Xl h l v Mark Pearce Cary Peck Nan Pedersen Margaret Peoples Virgaela Perez Diane Pesce Sally Procter Peter Ragan joseph Ramos Gay Ramsey Vanessa Reed james Reynolds Randolph Ross Susan Ross Lynn Rubin Carol Rudloff james Russell Sonia Sabo gf N ii ,V VY? .A Nt judith Shenson Carol Sheppard Lyle Shibley Robert Shohar Rickey Siegel Bonnie Simmonds at x x ii E2 I Q x xls X p- 7 X ef'l'l- ,Q ..,. 2 G S - at 4' fi. - F , ,t , 6 S 117 . J? 4 Q, ' p 'Z 0 'UI -as wi.. f if - ,Q x '? s as ,Y lx- fat e-it a judith Snsselli Daniel Schlithtmann Michael Schultz Gary Scott Nancy Scott Suzanne Shaw ler gl G , x . G' , 'x.ii W K t 44 'E- , IV' ev, f S ii x X 'I 4 GN 1 -A- .nn v Patsy Simonson Ricki Skinner Judith Skov Alan Sloan Glenda Smith Kip Solinsky Evelyn Spita Grant Stephenson Michael Sternloff Newell Stevenson Edward Stewart Robert Stickney Steven Stocker Patrick Stocking Kenneth Strasser Sandra Strawbridge Kathe Strew Ronald Strong jimydene Sullivan Patricia Sullivan ,ov-0 'u. 3 Allison Tracy Susan Trau Vardon Tremain Bob Trost Terry Tsegeletos jean Vanderhoof N2 is ,4-an 1-9 V 76 Bob Sumpter Stephen Swigard Pete Talbott Esther Tarics Linda Taylor Layton Thorn 17 f A 'Q gf- ' . , , z F ' c 1 v C R v , i jf 522 A , A Z X , 'L :A Q ' 1 I I -. A ' - '54 5 .- . . - gwivzgt... . .. , . my ,g,.::... ::z.:..,, Kendall Weas'er Williant Weckel john Weil Tuck Weills Barbara West Neil W'hite bs RX 'C X X T' Reed XY'itt Carmelita VC'olfe Lani NX'right Robert Zumu alt -. XX 9 f ff Chris Venza Ronald Virzi Renate W'aehner Dave Wallace Kirk Warnock Peggy Watrous Q Q . N ' s 'K x gall? V Diana Whitney' Tom XVicks Kathy W'ieser Sharon VC'ild Carol XVilliams Kent Xwisecarver S yi. -A xy N x , ,-Ismail ,.' ' 1,32 'lQ'- 'fig- , :J w - ,,., - 5, f- V W 1 ,J v.. ,fs .H . .u it x .gg - v v.. -. 1-.wq .. -.4 -E ' ,JF-ff FRFSHMEN YELL LEADERS, FIRST ROXV: Rands' Osborne. Gary johnson. SECOND ROXV: Pat Kilcoyne, janet linotk. FRlfSHlNlliN , NOT PICTURED: ' Allan Frost james Marshall. Tod Lindner, Bob Bert- Bill Nigliolson. SECOND ROXV: Alitizl Karpa. Ron Ciossling, john Vfeil, Char- lotte Robinson, Virgueln Perez, Laurie Broun, Mike Prexette. THIRD ROXV: llelen llnrtig, Bev Conley, Palm Phillipe. judy x71lSk'Ol'lLCllUS, Steve Bortfeld, Pam johnson, Bob Sumpter. l FRESHMEN SONG LEADERS: Nancy Scott, Connie Cum- ming, judi Skox, Dodie Baruh. Linda Frost Dennis Gerbich Margaret McKee Paul Pennock Ll i 4- I 4 ' -f FRESHMEN, FIRST ROXY: Steve Ross, ctte, Kenneth Frost. james Klopstotk. Z K nf Q. '- X I 'Da-N ig x . 1 l,,+ 1 'U'-' lffq - -'W-Waugh, 1 .-I rr, ,aa-': , 'I P mfg, 4 n 4 I .L 1, 1 f . Iv ,Q FJ . .A FU'- jeff Daly Drck Breyer Fall Presrdent Fall Vue Presrdent Fall Head Yell Leader Cmdy Hall Fall Secretary '?' 1--w Daw: Gldley Commrssmner of Publu Relaunns ,.. Fall Head Song Leader 305 -.fl Judy Webb Dxane Newberry Commrssroner of Frname Commrssroner of Electrons V T-1.44.-1 L L ,af V ay- 'E:r a- , 4 y Kathy Anixter 4 ff' Sandy Anderson :sf , . . ' ' , . ' I' by A . me , if ,J X 4 I Y A F F Terry Rellly Sprmg President X P Mike Woods Sprung, Xell Leader Mike Wfoodson fommxssloner of Athlet KS Phyllis Kearns Sprmg, Senremrx Elame Lyons Commlssroner of Soual Aunnues Bud Zumvxalt Sprmg Vue Presldenr Chrlstme Martm Sprmg Song Leader JACK BAAT Adx user ,fir II , , ' Ag, I A W L A ,F L Y N . if 15.41 h Y N K 'l is 1 , 1--' 'I I 6 I STEERING COMMITTEE, FIRST ROXV: Don Ifrancis, Thorlcy Turner, Alice Hannel, Diane Newberry, judy XX'ebb, Ned Grillith. SECOND ROXV: john Mngford, Carol lfnsler, Lori Gic- secke, Rick Sims, Sherry Peterson, Vicki Brown, STEERING C0 ITTEE Formed before the construction of Redwood High School was completed, the Steering Committee established the foundation for Redwoods Student Government and guided the students through their first active days on campus. Representatives from the present senior, junior, and sophomore classes were elected from Tam and Drake to compose the Steering Committee under the direction of Mr. Kreps, Mrs. XY'ulzen and Mr. Baat. The Committee wrote the school constitu- tion, planned the first dance, presided over the first election, attended the N.B.L. Student Leaders' Conference and guided at Open House. The Legislative Assembly now serves the purpose of the Steering Committee by making urgent legislation and proposing amendments and by-laws for the constitu- tion. All class officers and student body ofiicers hold membership in the Legislative LEGISLATIVE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, FIRST ROXV: Wfavnc Berry, Mike Vfoodson, Matt Hallinan, john Mugford, Ken McClure, Rodrigo, Ned Griffith, SECOND ROXV: Paul Foster, Stefanie Ro- drigo, Faith Peoples, Doreen Daletio, Lori Giesecke, Virginia Cunningham, Carol Ensler, Terry XY'ade. ASSEMBLY Redwoods Ifxecutive Committee was organized soon after the opening of school last fall. Its membership consists of the student body officers and commissioners, class presidents. the heads of Boys' and Girls' Self Government and the Student Court, and the head yell leader and song leader. These leaders. elected by the students, lend their time to running the government of Redvyood. The purpose of the committee is to administer the activities of the student body. The jobs done include approving the constitutions of newly organized clubs and approving any off campus activities. Mr. Baat. vice-principal ofthe school, is the adviser. EXEC TI EC NCIL SPRING ITXIECVTIYIZ COLNCIL. FIRST ROXV: Bud Zumyvali, Christine Martin. .lan Delluo, Izlaine Lyons. Diane Newberry, Ken Pieri. Matt Ilalli- nan. SIECOND RUNV: Ned Ciriilith, john Mugford, Judy' Webb. Phyllis Kearns. Terry' Reilly, Mike XY'oods, Mike XY'oodson. ,' uv I udgm f .r 1 i i'7 dint' FALL EXECLTIVE COVNCIL. FI Breyer. Kathy' Anixter. SECOND Trost. TIIIRD ROXY: Don Ifrant FOVRTII ROXV: Sandy' Anderson, .I CY- .IU II1ll ' ' J Diane Neyxherrv Dave Ciidl . , Terry Reilly. SFYFNTII RC -......... ....i. -., ,if ' 1 NA. gs:-HMI :inn Iiriyqnv .ruii:i::f 4A! nt'zJ ::,. uni: 95? , -V anim: u fr, I 9-31 I'4F:'1'4 -'- XLfUIZlU l Q K if RST ROXV: Phyllis Kearns, Dick ROXV: Dynamite Ilallinan, Bob is. llaine Lyons, Boh Quinlan. Alite Ilannel, ITIFTII ROXV: dy Xlfelvlw, SIXTII RDXV: Cindy' XY: Nlilie XN4UULlSU!1, Jeff Illlly. .N X 1 as' 'X ,,. . K ff' YR AM '-'f , ,x .. - ga W? W -A I, Lia 'gv .- 5 - . .ig X . P- X. f:f,zL'x S x IV' wx ve , W . ' . 4 ..,. .,, . .'1Yykv.f?,ei,k4 i lx. xlithx . px, Y t 'fx AYVM mix: w xy 4' 'w ' 'A-Nsvt 2 . 3.xjf'rg' S'-XWA' X ails x' 3' v- X , - f, El. . Q. L K . ,E 5 4 vu-y -affix , x YV 13' I, VHM,i. ,iw :-1f,. f 1 v - In ,X dw, :sl -' Q X v f ' -- Q at dl , 9 ' Q -'ff - 1 'AVN 1' 4 ' fi! ' Ax 1 S' A 1 ,, -.6 1 ' R - ' , ' . F- ' f D ,. Qs J' f , f SL fx , ,f v ...pre-avr. S , D 1 Q L 1 b 5 54 . , I Q 4 A Q ,-I . 1. ' ' -. -as . Ev , ,A ., Oi I sf MAJORETTES, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Brown, Sue Anderson, Sonia Saba, joyce Muller, Linda Schonelkorb. MAJORETTES ' 'f'f'f ' ' ' Q ' I I . . P ie 'Su X .- il 1 is X if f Q FALL YELL LEADERS: Kathy Anixter, Chas Dcnicke, Lori Giesecke. YELL LE DER SPRING YELL LEADERS, FRONT ROXV: Mary Rodden, Maureen johnson, BACK ROXY: Dynamite Hallinan, Mike XX'oods. fl 1 I X . 1455 if xl f M 'ILIU Q 1? gf ga, M, T U . N .wg Q f 1 mg, 34 X 1 Q1 1 X, ,F .. - I .Z-qv X .J x fa 9 .ww , l l pw Q . Yi ' v W fk Q 1 1 Xi ,di ,Af f 1 vi, fs A, ,-,,.....-- -- w Q ,, . ,... ' wa' M ,W , . A i , , . V. f.1xXnF1L 3, if f K' ' ME' M ' .V X- - In an ix ? , f l 0 v FALL ELECTION COMMITTEE, FIRST ROXV: Phyllis Kearns, Barbara Bray, Diane Newberry, Carol Fay, Virginia Carroll, jerry XVhitney. SECOND ROW? Linda Franvi, Anne Ninnis, Robin Dinkelspiel, Elaine Lyons, Alice Hannel, Lori Giesecke, lean Mullen. THIRD ROXV: Terry Ford, Thorley Turner, Carlene Conrzttli, Lynn Danforth, .latkie Colburn, Sue Gilbert, Sandy Anderson. ELECTION COMMITTEE The Election Committee, under the direction of Commissioner Diane Newberry and faculty ad- viser Arthur Chapman, is an in- tegral part of student government alt Redwood. The purpose of the committee is to assist in all student body and class elections by stalling the polls and counting ballots. Student body, class, spirit queen. senior announcement, and Frosh yell and song leader elec- tions were all handled by the Elec- tion Committee. SRRING ELECTION COMMITTEE, FIRST ROXV: Robin Beck, Judy Vfebb, Alice Hannel, Diane Newberry, Elaine Lyons, Stefanie Rodrigo. SECOND ROXV: jill Hall, Anne Ninnis, Thorley Turner, Retzina Dittli, Anne Paine, Lynne Scott, THIRD ROXV: XVarren XX'ulzen, Gerry Silyerfieltl, Harriet DilNlart'o, jan MatRae. 3 I 1 s CD tl Q lui ,x J Y'-Y FALL PVBLIC RIZLATIONS COMNIITTFIZ, FIRST ROXV: Mike XVootlson, Mike XY'oods, Mitk Beattie, john Mugford, Matt Hallinnn, Curl Haigzens, john XYcil, SFCOND ROXY: Kit Scales, Nori Allen, Vicki llufton, Sallie Humheruer, Sue Kane, Vicki Berger, Bonnie Gilbert, Birutal Krzlstins, Kathy jenkins, Dann Bean, Drive Gidley. The Public Relations Committee, under the direction of Commis- sioner Duve Gidley and faculty adviser Wfallzice McDonald, was frequently on cull to serve the school, The committees purpose was to promote spirit, to work in co-ordination with the paper and year- book, and to maintain friendly relations between the school and the public, Members worked continuously to publicize all athletic events, dances. special rallies, and the tux drive. SPRINC PI BLIC RTLXTIONS CONIMITTFE, FIRST ROXV: Dana Bean, Mick Beatie, jon Blind Lcont Clem Xlicc Hinnel SFCOND ROXV: Dave Ciidley, Dick Lion, Vicki Dufton, Mike J, pu 61 FALL SOCIAL ACTIVITIES CfOMMI'I'I'lfIf, FIRST ROXY: Alice liannel, Diane .Nevvbt-rry, Maureen lohnson, Anne XY'eills, Phyllis Kearns, Paula Merret, Elaine Lyons, Bunny NVQLRCI. Brooke Skinner. SECOND ROXXK Mike XY'oods, letif Skinner, lolm Mufrford. Dolls: Kr10L'dlL'r. Dynamite Ilallinan, Don Frantis, Frank Robert, llave Ciidlev. TIIIRIT RUXY: Ted Mtlsay. Ki! Scales, Carl Hauens, XYIM-at Allenr Rilk Riede, Gay e Ilipslev, Cindy Quitk, Donna Mitkelson, SOCICL C11 ITTE Pat Ciidley, Shirley Tietjen, Linda Frater. -Ian Delbo, Mike XY'oodson. XY'orking against many obstacles such as the unnnished gym and a lack of necessary funds, the Social Activities Committee sponsored its first dance. Cupid's Caners. on Valentines Day, This committee under the direction of Elaine Lyons and Mr. Ronald Ilurt, adviser, is responsible for securing dates for dances, planning decorations, selecting music and cleaning un. In April a new idea, the corridor dance, was introduced. In addition to these. the seniors and the sophomores both sponsored dances as did the Varsity Club: all were aided by the Social Activities Committee. SPRING SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE, ELRST ROXY: Alice Durrie, Judy Vfebh, Alice llannel, Elaine Lyons, Diane Nevvherrv, Phyllis Kearns, Paula Merret, Pierre Robert. SECOND ROXV: Carmelita XY'olfe, Picture Crasher, Lori Giesecke, Dave Ciidley, Wheat Allen, Dynamite Hallinan, Mike Vfoodson, ,lill Clumeck, THIRD ROXY: ,leanne Onluaro, Barb Rudy, Gaye Hips- ley, Linda Foster, Terrie XY'orth, Brooke Skinner, Bunny W'eckel, jan Delho, 5 ? CO ITTEE ki FALL PROGRAINI COMMITTEE, FIRST ROXV: Carl Hagens, Kit Scales, Matt Hallinan, Marjean Sellman, Marilyn Bunker, jill Clu- meck, Dick Breyer, Anne XVeills, Sandy Anderson, Sue Duerson, Linda Frater, Kathy Anixter. SECOND ROXV: Mickey Beatie, Dick Lion, Terrie XVorth, Paula Daly, Marilee Ellis, Ken McClure, john Mugford, Sherry Peterson, Andrea Kaldor, Lynn Scott. THIRD ROXV: Mike XX'oodson, Mike XVoods, Anne Hermann, Carol Ensler, Robin Dinkelspiel, Thorley Turner, Eric Southmayd, john Sailer, Bob Stotkwell, jeff Skov. This year's Program Committee was actually two committees: one formed in the fall under the direction of Dick Breyer and Kathy Anixter, the second organized in the spring under the Combined efforts of Bud Zumwalt and Mike Wfoods. The committee consists of at least three students from the fresh- men, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Their job is to help find talent from each class for rallies, assemblies, and other activities. The organization arranged exchange rallies, guest star shows, and other programs. Members of Redwoods first two Program Committees can take pride in their membership in an organization which had a hand in establishing a tradition of fine rallies and assemblies. SPRING PROGRAM COMMITTISF, FIRST ROXY: Elaine Lyons, Terry Reilly, Shirley McClure Bud Zumssalt, Linda Frazer, George Thut, Alice Hannel. SECOND ROXV: Stefanie Rodrigo Margie Miller, jill Clumeck, Dawn jones, joan Dasmann, Dave Gidley, Rowie Polak, Sue Over- street. THIRD ROXV: Phoebe Pallet, janite MarRae, Phyllis Kearns, jan Delbo, Kathy Anixter, Ronie Sue Anderson, Marjean Sellman, Alice Durrie. 9 1 O x FALL GIRLS' SELF GOVERNINIENT, FIRST ROXV: Phyllis Kearns, Alice Hannel. SECOND ROXV: Lori Giesecke, Anne Reynolds, Dawn jones, Cindy Hall, THIRD ROXV: jill Clumeck, Paula Mer- ret, Andrea Kaldor, jan Siemens. FOI'RTH ROXV: Diane Newberry, Thorley Turner, Robin Dinkelspiel, FIFTH ROXV: Kit Brown, Lynne Scott, Stefanie Rodrigo, jan MacRae, Elaine Lyons. GIRLS' SELF COVER E T PHYLLIS KEARNS, ALICE HANNEL: Fall Co-heads In the American society there is the freedom of self govern- ment, the government of the people. Such is the case with Redwood. The students themselves determine the government of the school. They set up the rules by which they must abide, and elect a president who chooses a body to enforce these rules. The selection of the Self Government Committee is made by the Boys' and Girls' Self Government heads, who are ap- pointed by the newly elected president. The committee then proceeds to enforce the rules of the school. The duties of self government are divided among the two segments of the committee. The boys' responsibilities are es- sentially to patrol the campus to prevent littering of the school, smoking, and cutting. The duties of the members of the Girls' Committee are primarily to police the rallies and school and to control student conduct. .IAN DELBO, KATHY ANIXTER: Spring co-heads E17 SPRING GIRLS' SELF GOVERNMENT, FIRST ROXV: Thorley Turner, Judy XX'ehh, Diane Newberry, jan Delho, Kathy Anixter, Phyllis Kearns, Elaine Lyons, Stefanie Rodrigo, SECOND ROXV: Anne Reynolds, Robin Dinkelspiel, Anne Ninnis, Lori Giesecke, ,lill Clumeck, Gloria Burke, Paula Merret, Andrea Kaldor, Alice Hannel. THIRD ROXV: jan MacRae, Cindy Hall, jan Siemens, Linda Franli, jill Hall, Bonnie Bruderer, Lynn Svveetland, Sue Anderson, jeannine Rawson, Lynne Scott. 5 TVRRY RIZILLY. MATT II.-XLLIN.-KN. Fall Co-heads 14. If the school regulations are not kept. the offenders are signed up by the self- goyernment members. The sign-up slips are handed directly to the committee heads who in turn suhmit them to the student court. In order for the student government to he effective there must he full co-operation among the students of the school. 1 A 3 ' 7 1 W lil!! LA FALL BOYS' SELF CiOVIfRNMIfNT, FIRST ROXV: Carl Hagen, Dick l m4f'W f7i' Q.. Breyer, Mickey Bcaiic, Chas. Denicke. SECOND RUXV: Roger Cumming, I -V Matt Hallinan, Ron Reagan, Tom Lanncrt. THIRD ROXV: Boone Morrison, fgwfyy WX, '. Kit Scales, Jeff Daly. PQURTII ROXV: Pillar., tmshcf, Mike xywas, imc l'- Neumann, Terry Reilly.YFII7TH RQXV: Milce XX'oodson, Ken Picri, George MWF f1gi.jiff,- X Thur, Tom Solinsky, SIXTH ROXX 1 Dave Cndlcy, jim Hausle, Bolv Quinlan, A 'g,y,,0,, MMI I Bill ciiaaei, Mike Robert. Iyllyjillg E 1' ,.. :cliff 4 9 TOSI SOLINSKY. BIIKIQ FLANAGAN, Spring Co-heads B SPRING BOYS' SFI.F-GOVERNMENT, FIRST ROXV: Dick Lion, jeff Daly, Matt Hallinan, Dirk Breyer, Terry Reilly. Ken Pieri. SECOND ROXV: Bill Ciotti. Len Hail, Nlikc Vfooclson, Dave liidlcy, Wheat Allen, Boone Morrison, Karr XVolfe. THIRD RUXV: Chas Deniclic, Torsten jatolascn, Carl Hagen, Kit Scales, Larry Loomcr, Richard Cooley, FALL STUDENT COIRT, FIRST ROXV: jzmice Mac Rae, Penny Hammond, Alite liurrie. SECOND ROXV: 'Ierrv Whitney, john XY'eil. Ken Pieri. .Iohn C. Chambers, fl -1 KICN PIIZRI, Chief justitc STUDE T CO RT Order in the court. calls the chairman. The list of charges is read, und each defendent rises to enter his plea. The student court sen- tences those who plead guilty on the spot, but allows others several days to prepare 21 defense. Then the defendent is confronted with the ar- resting self-government ofncer in ll full-scale trial. Redvvood's student court was organized as part of the student government system. In its noon sessions the court tries offenders of regu- lations set up bv the students themselves and enforced bv self-government members. As far as possible. the court chooses punishments which will be of some benent to the school. SPRING STIIJIZNT COIIRT, FIRST ROXV: Terrie Worth, Stefanie Rodrigo, Barbara Burns, SECOND ROXV: Rick Viieil, Ken Picri, Ken BIcClure,jeffI3:1ly. l ,315 5.4-. 2.104 xxx' FIRST ROXV: Kathy XVieser, Nancy Ninnis, Melissa Nelkcn, Nightingale, john Katz, Dave XVilkins, Betsy Lancaster, TIIIRD Sandy Boyer, Gloria Burke, Judy XVebb, Penn Ilammond, Diana ROXYH john C4 Clqgimlmers, Roger Siemens, Butch Brear, Ned XVITIIUCY. Nanny Lewis. Bron Ilughes, Nora Niningcr. SECOND Gritiith, Doug IIerst, Marr Hallinan, Karr XVolfe, Wheat Allen. ROXY: Shirlee Buckley, Larry Cialer. jeff Skov. Phil Swigarcl. jeff Daly, Paul Burgess, Russ Rodgers, Mike Ciriem. Chris Lewis, Clinton Lane, Cierry Silxerlield. Barton I.ane, Daxitl A l Scholarship for Service is the motto of the California Scholar- I ' ship Federation. The purpose of this organization is to encourage high academic standards. The applications for the charter members Y 'ff in the organization were processed by the Scholarship Committee during the beginning of March, followed by the hrst election of officers. Under the direction of advisers Miss Mildred Mateer and Mr. Wlilliam Fdick, the organization contributed to the Seymour INIemo-- rial Scholarship Fund which awards C. S. F. scholarships to worthy students, conducted future freshmen around the campus on Fresh- men Orientation Day, and participated in other interschool affairs. The climax of the years program was the presentation of gold lamp pins to Life Members, seniors who had been members of C. S. F. four out of their last six semesters in high school. WILLIAM FDICK, Adviser MILDRFIJ MATEER, Adviser SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE: Melissa Nelken, ,ludy XY'ebb, Iohn C. Chambers. 96 jAMES PIERCE, BARBARA MEISLIN, RICHARD MILLER, Advisers. REDWOUD H0 UR OCIETY Redwood Honor Society was founded to give recognition to students with extra curricular activities as well as with high scholastic standing. To be eligible for membership a student must have a B average and at least ten activity hours. Recognition is given for students who earn more activity hours. Hours may be earned by working on com- mittees, clubs, music programs, and student publications. The Society was organized during the second semester under the direction of advisers Mr. Pierce, Mrs. Meislin, and Mr. Miller, and held elections and an installation of oHicers. FIRST ROW': Melissa Nelken, Marilee Ellis, Marjean Sellman, Anne Paine, Andrea Kaldor, Thorley Turner, jill Hall, Kathy Anixter, Lori Giesecke, Pam Dana, judy W'ebb, Gloria Burke, Gayle Parzmann, Barbara Burns, Bonnie Chrysler, Sue Kane, Frances Haines, Bryce Ann Moore. SECOND ROW': Leona Clem, Alison Benedict, Nancy Lewis, Sandy Boyer, jane Meyer, Sharon Boyer, Shirley McClure, David Gid- ley, Shirlee Butkley, Mike W'igell, Lynn Danforth, Diane Newberry, Alice Hannel, Karen Ninnis, Ann Frenth, Nora Nininger, Ruth ., i ,y -ui :lim E s , r as E. 1 - fa E '1 r: F A I .vis-1 L - L t u 30'-Ig, lj! x - HONOR SOCIETY STEERING COMMITTEE, FIRST ROW Bryce Anne Moore, Sherry Peterson. SECOND ROW': Karr Wlolff. Gloria Burke, Stefanie Rodrigo. Dayeler, Martha Morse, Mary Peterson, jeff Daly. TIIIRD ROWI: W'iIlie Sue Grifford, Penn Hammond, Bron Hughes, Baxter Smillie, jon Katz, Ritk W'eil, Tom Solinsky, Ken MtClure, Stexe Mathews, jeff Skoy, Phil Swigard, Peter Pike, Dick Lion, Carol Ensler, Doug Herst, Ron Kaldor, Clinton Lane, Roger Siemens, Dan Smith, Butch Brear. Terry W'ade, Dave Nightingale, Glenn Becker, W'arren W'ul- zen, Eric Southmayd, Gerald Silvertield, Karr W'olfe, W'heat Allen. I XLL BARR IDITORS: Karr Wolfe. feature editorg Gloria Burke, news editor tn MatRae, exchange editor: Anne Ninnis, feature edi- tor Bud Yumw ilt, sports editor.. IR KN SIMPSON BOONI MORRISON Xrtists l fe be , v , I-1,-,u c L tm s yttaviaa. Atlvistf 1tLt.ciLt'm1rcK.BARK Iidiwf in ffhivf titfxatixtitz joxtas. Loci rimnt-mi ,xtimtr The staff and members of the publications department have been kept hopping every minute of the year with news to be found, pictures to be taken. and many im- portant deadlines to be met. The REDXVOOD BARK, the school paper, is published every three weeks of the school year. Its news items, feature articles, and sports page keep the student body up to date on current events at Redwood. The REDXVOOD LOG is a memorial to the achievement of a successful beginning in the history of a new school. It is a scrapbook of the events. excitement, happiness, and humor found throughout the school year. E feature editors: Ixarr XX olfe, news editor. BARK REPORTERS, FIRST ROXV: Gloria Burke, judi Bush, Fran Simpson, Elaine Lyons, 'Ian Delbo. Stefanie Rodrigo. SECOND ROXY: George Thut, Dave Gidley, Boone Morrison, Sue Girot, Judy Webb. '24 i SPRING BARK EDITORS: jan MacRae, exthange edito-rL Bud Zumwalt s orts editor: Sandy Boyer, Anne Ninnis. jON SANFORD Stall' photographer j.-XNICF BIA: RAF. Co-Ifditnr STFFANII- ROIJRIGO. Fditnr fx 'Y ' H xv I ,f A. , FD 1 'ii' - ' E . . 3 ? ,,,.xaf 'Fv4 I AD SALES STAFF, FIRST ROXXU lid Margolinsh, Bnwne Murrisun, Tom LOG PICfTl'RIf IDENTIFICATION STAFF. FIRST Farley, SECOND ROXV: Bryte Anne Mixture, Dana Benn. Anne Ninnis, ROXY: jutli Bush. Bud Zunmnlt, Barbara Bray. SECOND janet Siemens. ROXV: Sue Ciirixt. janet Siemens. THIRD ROXV: lilnine Lyme. jun Sainfurtl. IfOl'RTlI ROXY: Bonne Nlurrisutl. jan llellw. LOL, SALFSINIFN. FIRST ROXV: Robin Betl-Q, SklDClyBOj'CI',RCl.1lI1Ll llittli, Sherry Peterson, Lynne Stott, judy XYehh. Sue Gilbert, Dana Bean. SIQCONID ROXV: Bryte Anne Muore, Sue Reid. Garry jones, Phoebe Pallett, Barham Burns. Vitki Bergef, Bonnie Chrysler, john Weil, Paul Maunnlalkis, jilniee NIat'Rae. 11--w RHO GAMMA SIGMA, FIRST ROVV: Regina Dittli, Andrea Kaldor, Judy XVebb, Thorley Turner, Frances Haines, THIRD ROXV: Rovvie Kathy Anixter, Bunny VC'eckel, Pat Giclley, Bryce Ann Moore, Ieanne Polak, Gwen Gaetjen, ,Ian MacRae, Barbara Krause, Lynne Scott, Ongaro, Donna Inman, Sue Girot, Linda Foster, Sue Kane. SECOND Harriet DiMarco, Mary Peterson, Pat XY'iklund, Susan Boe, Marilynn ROVU: Sandy Boyer, Jeanne Taylor, Anne Ninnis, Stefanie Rodrigo, Gray, Diane Newberry, Alice Hannel, Robin Dinkelspiel, Angela Shirley McClure, Sherry Peterson, Ann Paine, Virginia Cunningham, Ford, Sue Reed. RHO GAMMA SIGMA Rho Gamma Sigma members help make pom pons for spirit week, ADRIAN COBB, adviser CV Members of Rho Gamma Sigma, Redwoods first junior-senior Girls' Service Club, are chosen on the basis of scholarship and activities. A constitution was written by its steering committee. Such projects as Bundle Days, a week long clothing drive for the Save the Children Federationg ushering at the P.T.A. fashion show, guiding at Redwood's open houseg and helping with the tax election-all these began R.G.S.'s first year of service activities. Money raising activities, cupcake sales, and others were held to help fill the treasury. A combined officers in- stallation and ice cream party, held in January, was the club's first social activity. Striving to achieve its purpose of service to the school and community, Rho Gamma Sigma has had a busy first year. RI-IO GAMMA SIGMA STEERING COMMITTEE, FIRST ROXV: Ann Paine, Mary Peterson, SECOND ROW: Virginia Cunningham, Gwen Gaetjen, Sandy Boyer. Sir fm if FALL PEP CLLIB, FIRST ROXV: Alice Durrie, Joan Mooney, Sue Ghee, Elaine Lyons, Bunny XVeckel, Linda Frater, Picture Crasher, Sue Kane, Matt Hallinan, Shirley Tietjen, Mary Rodden, Doreen Dalecio, Sue Boe, Laura Lenci, Sue Duerson. SECOND ROXV: Nori Allen, Donna Mickleson, Anne XY'eills, Pat Gidley, Sandy Anderson, Carol Ensler, Lori Giesecke, Vicki Bergez, Carmelita XVolfe, Peggy XVatrous, Jean Hinkley, Marilynn Gray, Judy Xvebb, Diane New- berry. THIRD ROXV: Lori Brown, Dianne Nelson, Vicki Dufton, PEP CL B Spirit activities at Redwood High School are under the leadership of the school Pep Club, advised by Miss Meadowcroft and Mr. Ed man. The purpose of this organization is to promote the spirit and ' fy good sportsmanship of the Redwood Student Body. Membership sign ups take place in the fall, and the head song leader at that time becomes president. She is replaced at the beginning of basketball season when new song and yell leaders are elected. The group's activities, centered entirely around school spirit, in clude making posters for all games, decorating the goal posts and cheering sections, and making sure that all rooters wear white shirts. Good conduct in the stands is also supervised by Pep Club members. SPRING PEP CLL'B, FIRST ROVU: Bonnie Chrysler, Peggy Viat- rous, Marjean Sellman, Judy XVebb, Marilyn Bunker, Sue Overstreet, Christine Martin Matt Hallinan Nlaureen Johnson Mike XVoods Nfary Rodden Nlike XX oodson Kit Scales Anne XX eills Jill Clumetk Thorley Turner Brooke Skinner SECOND ROXX Carolyn Riding., Allison Tram Judi Grow Carlene Conradi Vicki Dufton Carol Fay Sue Kane Vicki Ber5.,e7 Sue Girot Linda Frater Carl Hagen Nlick Beane Curtis Fmbry lxen Currie Dick Lion Fd Sthulve Charlene Bland THIRD ROXX Susan Shawler Ann French Carol Rowie Polak, Bryce Ann Moore, Jeanne Ongaro, Sherry Peterson, Linda Foster, Alice Hannel, Terrie XVorth, Carlene Conradi, Allison Benedict, Carol Howard, Marjean Sellman, Ronie Sue Anderson, Marilyn Bunker, FOURTH ROXV: Taffy Rust, Judi Grow, Penn Hammond, Judy Cress, Dana Bean, Robin Beck, Barbara Rudy, Gaye Hipsley, Gloria Giddings, Nancy Ninnis, Sharon Boyer, Pam Long- fellow, Brooke Skinner, Marilee Ellis, Marjory Miller, Marci Mc- Cormick, Carolyn Riding. .jf -QV ' .-W' Howard, Terrie W'orth, Jackie Moose, Marilee Ellis, Paula Daly, Kathy Meyers, Karen Evans, Lynn Eddy, Joan Dasmann, Rovvie Polak, Bryce Ann Nloore Sandy Anderson Sue Duerson Allison Benedict Nlarti NItCormitk Melissa Nelken FOI RTH ROXX 'Nlarilxn Butholz Cavle Partmann Nancy Levyis Niargaret Peoples Nlerilee Leftyxich Carmelita Vsolfe Barbara XX cst lxaren Little Judy Cress Carole Hogrefe C innie Carroll Jackie Colburn Judi Logan Nancy Ninnis Dana Bean 'Nlarjorie 'Nliller Billie Baruh Bonnie C ilbert Q49 s 'H ll 3 - Q P ...Q NR 4-L Members of the Ski Club schussed the slopes, had snowball hghts, and relaxed before lodge Hreplaces on their three ski trips. The first trip to Sierra Ski Ranch was highlighted by a dorm exchange in which E5 .Q - Miss Foster accidentally found herself en- tering a dorm full of boys. Skiers on the , March ski trip were able to swim in the heated pool at Heavenly Valley. On the 4' I . . . ' . ' . final trip in April, the skiers raced in the Marin County junior Championship Races sponsored by the Marin Ski Club. Membership in the club is attained by passing both a written test on skiing and y ,-X several ski tests on the slopes. 4, -. 7 SKI CL B XIX RYA Rlilfll, AdyiSCr SKI Cl.l'B NIEMBKRS, FIRST ROXV: Butch Brear, Roger Sie- taryer, Rwdrlgo I. ri C icsctkt Dm Irlntis lxlllh Meyer mens, Ciene Neville, XY'heat Allen, Art llaseltine, Pete Winter. Shirley M Clurc Mil-tt 1 L, n rry 1 y Ron 'SLI Ill Robin Dinkelspiel, llaxe Cfidley, Phyllis Kearns, Bob Van Gut- Sherry Peterson r o ur.: man, Charlie liyans, Mike XVigell, jake Ours, Doug Kneedler, Daxe Winter. SECOND ROXV: Phil Swigard. Steve Mathews. jon Bland, Mike Sthultz, llitk Lyon, Larry Cialer, Kent Wise- Grow, Anne Nmms Km rti lxildor lumt Siemens Thorlu Turner. ,Indy XX ebb Sufimt Rodrigo Q Q 4. 1 , A 4- VARSITY CLUB, FIRST ROXV: Clyde Vfitt, Al Tichenor, Ben David Corbet, john O. Chambers, THIRD RQXV: lQarrcl Alter- Chollar, Boone Morrison, Dave Neumann, George Thut, hfark milll. SUVII ZifI1f110ff'Ul1f1- MHYYIU SWPIWUS- MlkC.XV00d5- Mlkc Cialhings, David Ciidley, Russell Murray, G. M. Hoffman, jeff NVOodson, Ditk Breyer, Dvnaniitc.llallinzin, .Ringo Ilallllndfl. Daly, Garth Rithards. SECOND ROXY: Mike Spanner. Bud Bilb OSl1l!l3li. Eric Lindncr, Rith XVUI, Terry Reilly, Ron Reaglm. Zumnalt, Tom Solinsliy, Tom Lanncrt, Steve Mason, Donn ,l0ff 5l'CiDI1Uf.Ril'liRlC1lC- Meyer, Mike Iflanagan. Curt lfmlvry, Ken Picri, Paul lYllI'llSII'ilIlLl, VARSITY CL B ' ' One of the strongest organizations in school is the Varsity Letterman Club. Open only to boys who have earned a varsity letter, the club ended the year with a total of about fifty members. Almost all the boys had block sweaters or jackets, and they wore them at all school sports when they sat in the rooting section. The club participated in many school service projects including ush- ering at games, parking cars during open house and the football clinic, helping out with self-government, and sponsoring a dance. This year the boys laid the founda- tion for the Varsity Club of the fu- fllfe. ROBIQRT TROPPMANN, Adviser NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE MEMBERS, FIRST ROXV: Baxter Smillie, Don Deane. SECOND ROXV: Gloria Burke, Martin Gerry. FL SPEECH CLUB MEMBERS, FIRST ROXVI Rosemary Bogel, jones, joan Dasmann, Ruth Llewellyn, Linda Haines, Regina Shirley McClure, Sue Gilbert, Gloria Burke. SECOND ROW 1 --ap -S i 'Q 1111 STEERING COMMITTEE: Baxter Smillie, Gloria Burke, SPEECH CL B The Redwood Speech Society is one of the school's several extra-curricular clubs of an academic nature. The club is closely related to the various speech classes offered to Redwood students. The purposes of the society are to promote interest in the field of public speaking, to offer to the indi- vidual the opportunity to become capable of express- ing himself and his ideas clearly, and to provide a basis for self confidence. The society participates in a wide range of activi- ties. Members often meet for an informal discussion of some current topic. More often, however, members participate in speech tournaments held by the Cali- fornia Forensic League QCFLQ an associate of the Na- tional Forensic League CNFLQ. One of the society's activities was the hosting of a Student Congress at which twenty Bay Area schools were represented. George Thur, Garry ter Smillie, Kay Miller, Suzanne Scott, Diana XVhitney Nora Ninin Dittli, 'z Bax- ,4 's- xl ger, Bob Talmage, Brooke Skinner, Phoebe Pallett George Thur FIRST ROXV: Clara Gardin, Leona Clem, Terrie XVorth, Bob Talmage, Robin Beck, Susan Boe, Shirley McClure, joan Pier, Kathy Randol, Marilynn Gray. SECOND ROXY: Har- riet Di Marco, Gaye Hipsley, Nancy Ninnis, Bryce Ann Moore, Diana W'hitney, Nora Nininger, Bron Hughes, Nancy DRAMA CL B The Drama Club has shown throughout the year that it is a purposeful and ener- getic group. It has gathered together an interested group of aspiring actors. During first semester the club presented an assembly program and a skit at a PTA tax elec- tion meeting, thereby gaining valuable acting experience. Many of the members have had experience with other drama groups in the county. Mr. Wfadlington, the club's advisor, helped in planning various held trips so that the club members could view theatrical productions in San Francisco and at the Tiburon Playhouse in Tiburon. The club's activities, though varied, all worked toward the goal of freer self- expression for the individual. To this end the club members prepared short dramatic readings that were given before the group and criticized. Lewis, Phoebe Pallet, Brooke garet Peoples, Diana Davies, Kathy Meyer, Peter Black, Sy Drama Club members plan 1 many noon meetings. lf' JOSEPH XVAIJLINCTON, Adviser Skinner. THIRD ROXV: ,ludi Grow, Taffv Rust, Virginia Cunningham, Sharon Boyer, Mar- Diane Nelson, Carol Howard, lvia Gardin, wlays and read scripts during one of their laik FIRST ROXV: Paul Beckett, Marcia Hail, Larry Loomer, Richard Cooley, Baitter Smillie, Ed Schulze. SECOND ROW: Dick Lion, Steven Mathews, Allen Schaaf, jon Katz, Gerry Silverfield, jerry Whitney'. MATH CL B Another newly organized club this year is the Math Club. The main purpose of this organization is to promote student interest in math by making the subject easier to understand, The club members themselves study the use of math in everyday life. The club takes field trips with the Science Club. ., Q ,O ' xr CHARLES KURTZ, Adyiser XVOODARD JOHNSON, Adviser K C U .. :PA ul.. .V Ir. . s . 1 ,:, haf- r MATH, SCIENCE STEERING COMMITTEE: Larry Loomer, Rithard Cooley SCIE CE CL B Newly organized this year is the Science Club, whose purpose is furthering the study of science in our school and in every day life. Though a small club, it is very active. Under the guidance of Mr. johnson, faculty sponsor, the group has gone on many Held trips. One trip was to Sausalito to see a model of San Francisco Bay that showed the movements of the Bay's waters. Another trip took the club to the Richfield Oil Refinery to observe the stages in processing oil. FIRST ROXV: Gerry Silverfield, Mike Griem, Barton Lane, Clinton Lane, Kim XY'est, Buzz Rigsbee, Henry Brainerd, Baxter Smillie. SECOND ROXY: jerry Whitney, Steve Mathews, john Kreutzmann, Larry Loomer, Ed Schulze, jon Katz. ART CLUB, FIRST ROW: Pat Ayers, Phoebe Clark, Sandy Anderson, Joan Mooney, Ann French, Barbara Dupuis, Gwen Morden, Jean Mullen, Bess Farr. SECOND ROW: Richard Biagini, Susie Lyons, Simone Riis, Joan Pier, Sue Boyden, Doreen Dalecio, Vicki Dufton, Kathy Randol, Judi Grow, Carol Fay, Sue Girot. THIRD ROW: Clint Lane, Dana Bean, Marilyn Miller, Jeanne Taylor, Barbara Krause, Jerri Miller, Sue Ghee, Jeanne Ongaro, Kathy Meyers, Anne Hermann, Joyce Muller. The Art Club was formed to provide an oppor- tunity for students interested in art to receive fur- ther experience. The club aided the publicity committee in mak- ing posters for various school affairs. B Activities for the year included visiting a silk screen plan in Sausalito and taking a trip to the Art Museum in San Francisco. All activities and projects undertaken by the Art Club were designed to give practical experience and help the members gain a great appreciation of art. XVALLACE McDONAI.D, Adviser Club president, Joyce Muller at work. f-'hui' . .fd .- ,- ,esfle fx i 3 1 GLADYS MEYER, Adviser Quill and Scroll, the Inter- national Honorary Society for High School Journalists, was organized for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding in- dividual achievement in jour- nalism. Members must be at least juniors, be in the upper third of their class, and have done superior work in some phase of journalistic endeavor. Redwood received its charter during the second semester but activities were postponed while LOG and BARK deadlines were met. F ?l 'C N I 1 9 1 i I C 'ki-x Qx QL'ILL AND SCROLL, FIRST ROYV: Judi Bush, Ed Margoliash, N.M.A. Bud Zumwalt, Karr Vfolfe, Boone Morrison, Jan Delbo. SECOND ROXV: Pat Xviklund, Gloria Burke, Sandy Boyer Regina Dittli, Janice MacRae, Anne Ninnis, Stefanie Rodrigo. QUILL AN CROLL The Bowling Club at Redwood was organized during the beginning of the second semester under the advisorship of Mr. Baker. Membership is open to any- one, and the main requirement is that a member must bowl two out of four times each month. The group meets every Tuesday and Thursday after school at Greenbrae Lanes. As a project the Bowling Club hopes to raise enough money to buy uni- forms for next year. EDXYARD BAKER, Bowling Club Adviser QCILL AND SCROLL STEERING COMMITTEE Janice MacRae, Jill Clumeck, Stefanie Rodrigo L B0 W LII G CL BOXVLING CLUB, FIRST ROXV: Kent XY'isecarver, Bob Evett, Tom Bean, Carol Howard, Carlene Conradi, Ted NX'haley. THIRD ROW' Lannert, Cindy Hall, Sharon Nelson, Jane Meyer, Sue Ross, Peter Jim V5'0lf6, Peter SIOCIC, Jiifk lfI1d9l'W00d, George Kefbi, Jim Black, Julie Hopkins. SECOND ROXV: Dave Gidley, John Glazier, Knock, Ken Currie, Dennis Weaver, John Mrfiillis. George Cole Gary Johnson, Mike Sthultz, Ron Reagan, Bill Ciorci, Katherine Carole Hogrefe. 1 f , X N f K ii... w' PIII LAMBDA SIGMA CHARTER MEMBERS, FIRST ROXV: Nancy Nin- nis, Linda Haines, Ciloria Burke, Virginia Cunningham, Kathy Randol, Sandy Boyer. SECOND ROXV: john C. Chambers, jeff Daly, Karr XVolfe, Boone Morrison, Barton Lane, THIRD ROXV: Matt Hallinan, john Krenton, Clinton Lane, Daxe XY'ilkins, Martina jimenel, FOURTH ROXY: Melissa Nelken, Stefanie Rodrigo, Larry Loomer, Ned Cirifhth, jill Clumeuk, Sue Girot. PHI LAMBDA SIG Phi Lamba Sigma, Redwoods foreign language club, was formed to reward and recognize as well as to encourage outstanding work in the foreign language field, and to promote the further study of cultures and customs of foreign lands. Members of the club are selected by the foreign language teach- ers as having outstanding interest and ability in foreign languages. At the club's Hrst meeting, Dr. Robert Spaethling, professor of German at Harvard University, addressed the members on the im- portance of foreign language in our modern times. Thorley Turner, judy Webb, Experiment in International john C. Chambers N irginia Cunningham Anne Paine Sands Boxer Pat XX ik Lixing representatises. lund, A.F S tandidates 5680 :NA LIBRARY HFLPFRS, FIRST ROXY: Ron Reagan, Sue Bomberger, Terry Lehman, Kathy Kirrane, Dann Jones, Phoebe Pallet, Pat Clark, SECOND ROXY: Gary Monahan, Bob Quinlan, Dennis XY'eaver, jan Delbo, Bob Benz, joan Bamberger, Bess Farr. LIBRARY ASSISTAN ' LIBRARY ASSISTANTS STAFF, FIRST ROXV: Shirlee Buckley, Gaye llipslev, Kathy Kirrane, Dayyn jones. SECOND ROXV: Bob Quinlan, Frank Nelson, Tim Blake, Tom Farley, Pat Clark, .Iutly Dun- can, Clair Nicholson, Dennis XY!-aver. lrlr., f' ' LIBB RY CL B The Library Club is composed of students who have taken classes in library and who have attended noon meetings to further their knowledge of library science. By becoming more prohcient in this field and devoting their time to working in the library, members of the Library Club have served the school and students in an impor- tant capacity. Ill 1 Karr XY'olfe, Stefanie Rodrigo, CANTEEN HELPERSI Nick Tiaeman, STVDVNT. STQRF CLFRK9 lull judi Grovv, George Artoux, Shirlee xx ebb- YW Dlppel' Ren WSSIM Buckley. Lauri Broun, Sue Ross. B L ,I DGES N,B.L. SPIRIT jL'DGFS: jan MacRae RAILROAD CLUB: Jeff Daly, lflaine Lyons, -lan Delbo, Pierre Robert, jan MacRae, Alice Hannel, Diane Newberry, jill Clumeck, George Thur, Bud Zumwalt, Dick Lion, Stefanie Rodrigo, Ken Pieri, Larry Loomer, Fran Simpson, Anne XY'eills. ODEL R IL ROAD CLUB The Model Railroad Club was organized purely for the en- joyment of its members. One of the highlights this year was a trip to San Francisco to see the Lionel Train Company. Numer- ous parties were held by the club. Members included in the organization were all seniors except for two juniors who are being taught the procedures of the club, so that they may carry on the tradition next year. jan Delho, Elaine Lyons, Co-heads, Railroatl Club RED CROSS CL B The junior Red Cross is composed of teen agers who volunteer their time to aid their community. At Redwood, although small in number, the club stroye to live up to the high ideals of the national organization. A schoolwide drive for funds was a successful project undertaken the first part of the year. .II NIOR RED CROSS CLLB: Paul Burgess, Lynn Dan- forth. Larol Howard, Phoebe Pallett, Ciloria Ciiddings. il, QL 1 011. -nn, I.,- ERESHMEN TAX ELECTION COMNIITTEE, FIRST ROXV: Charlotte Gilman, Carol Sheppard, Padgett Gathings, Michele Pritchett. Susan Ross, Dianne Nelson, Margaret Peoples, Cathy Meyers. SECOND ROXV: Lynne Eddy, Judy Cress, Karen Little, Barbara Burns, jean Hinkley, vitki Bergez, Nikki Baglietto, Bonnie Chrysler, Carolyn Riding. In February a special election was called to decide an issue vital to the Tamalpais High School District, an issue which had failed twice before - the tax rate increase. After securing the available facts and being convinced of the importance of the increase to them- selves and the school district, a small but devoted group of students volunteered to campaign in support of the measure. As a community service, they helped adult workers circulate as much information to the voters as possible to aid the voters in mak- ing an intelligent decision. Student workers will remember the pledge cards and the hectic rush of calling at home after home. Their efforts were rewarded - the tax increase was passed. SOPHOMORE TAX ELECTION COBIMITTEE, FIRST ROW: Pat Murray, jackie Colburn, Marci McCormick, Paula Daly, Alison Benedict, Billie Baruh, Melissa Nelken, Marjean Sellman, Ronie Sue Anderson. SECOND ROXV: Lynn Danforth, Terrie Wforth, Diane Diller, Sue Gilbert, Marilee Ellis, Ginny Carroll, Carole Hogrefe, jackie Moose, Molly Lewis. l r tra lf . if- r .E 'WIN FIRST ROXW: Arthur XY'igell, adviser, Allen Solo, Kent Shew, Bill Bucchols, Kim Kreuzberger, Robert Shobar, Ned Griffith, Jackie Colburn, Sharon Kuvvatani, Ellie Cleveland, Nori Allen, Sonia XVasilewski, Jean McKay. SECOND ROXV: Peter Allsman, Paul Nordstrand, Guy Hopkins, Pierre Robert, Tim Murray, Kay Miller. Gwen Gatejen, Sue Boyden, Clara Cardin, Janet Laden, Lyn Mitchell, Judy Osborn, Rowie Polak. THIRD ROW: Bill vander Ploeg, Tom Lannert, Mike Robert, Frank Nelson, Jeannette Ravsson, Lynn Sweetland, Bonny Bruderer, Jeannine Rawson, Carol Ensler, Virginia Carroll, Shirley McClure, Sue Gilbert, Marcia Hail, Margaret Deedy, Linda Lehman, CHOIR ANCE BAN The Redwood Dance Band, organized early in the first semester, is com- posed of boys with excep- tional playing ability and interest. The band, which plays only for school ac- tivities such as programs, rallies, and dances is an extra-curricular activity. The music to be played is chosen by both the boys and their leader. music instructor, Mr. Arthur XY'igell. H4 Presenting a Christmas Concert was the first project undertaken by the A Capella Choir. Visits to the College of Pacihc in Stockton and to San Jose State College were some of the activities in which the Choir participated. A Spring Concert climaxed the year. FIRST ROXV: Arthur Xlfigell, adviser, Jim Hall. SECOND ROXV: Tom Leps, Al Murolo, Eric Southmayd, Mike XX'igell, Vi'heat Allen, Jack LaHargoue, Ben Chollar. Bill Buccholz. FIRST ROXV: Dan Smith, Paul Suppo, Arnold Porter, Steve Bohannan, joe XY'eis, Susan Frnst, Bev Conley, Ruth Daveler. SECOND ROXV: Carolyn Cooley, Gary Nilsen, jeff Dippel, Al Osborn, Ben Chollar, Al johnson, Chris Darling, jack I.aHargoue, Clark Goetl-ser, Rohert jordan. THIRD ROXY: Brian McQueen, George Grant, Under the direction of Mr. Sidney Gordon, music instructor, pep and marching bands were organized early in the Hrst semester. These bands provided entertainment and promoted school spirit at games, rallies, and programs. The Marching Band, although hampered by lack of uniforms and marching experience, provided half time entertainment and pepped up the rooters during the games. The Pep Band, though smaller in number, also provided entertainment for pre-game rallies and programs. PFP BAND, FIRST ROXY: Ruth Daveler, Tom Leps, Ben Chollar, David Nightingale, Richard Cooley. SECOND ROXV: Frames Haines, Dan Smith, Al johnson, Arnold Porter, George Grant, Larry Loomer. V. P .L 49 i ' v4 9-1 5 v. liri- ff' if-'Vu fl ff' V f Q . . 71 'A Y, 18 ,,,. fl' -. 9' .. 1: Q3 M K 'Duff' . Ik: 4 W, fun. Qt D xl' 4 .HK '. ,, l 1' nan ' Q' -'ni' -:W g an vb ,,.,,1-,nv 1, 2, 14541 ' .1-an .- ' out in 15... In-1, Gil'-wk-MQ ,A O v 5,-..., fl Jr , 'sl S 'Q VQ O f O ll f' Sf far-1 ua in iv-px ' 6134 'Y 'V' BOB TROPPMANN V Head Coach TOM SOLINSKY, TOM IANNERT Captams 'E X Redwood Wlashin ton Redwood g . 6 St, Mary's .... 54 Redwood Santa Rosa A . , 21 Redwood Napa ...... 0 Redwood San Rafael . H25 Redwood Tam ...., 8 Redwood Montgomery 0 Redwood Vallejo .. , 7 Redwood Drake ..... 7 ACK GRANGE J Manager AL ENDRISS Asst. Coach MIKE ALESSIO AX W MICK BEATIE Back JOHN CLUM Tackle BLTCI-I BREAR End N BEN CHOLLAR Tackle MIKE FLANAGAN Back . i- End DICK BREYER 'L ' Back CURT EMBRY Back II9 3Atf,J.4,' X-'KS N .x 5.1. - ' f. CVC' ir, V I 3-C1-EX Ax1Bc'Afx.s'f 'xg 3 If f J Lad wx QD E' C : '?f Q-:J N-'ii ww, CONN HALLINAN Guard MIKE WOODSON Back -'SQ k.1 2b Q A CARL HAGEN Back ERIC LINDNER Center K 'XV-K 'Jw-U. I wk! XXX,-a. A NED GRIFFITH Back Q 'Y as A , QS' 3 kN, WW DYNAMITE HALLINAN Back 'SI . in in A X , ml I .dm TOM LANNERT End -. I I - ,I if fglgy, .r fsg i- if W AP' 1 .?'5fr'i VICTOR MASSAGLI Back i 's JOHN MUGFORD Tackle +11 x, BOB OSTAGGI Back DON MEYER Guard ROGER SIEMENS RON REAGAN W Back En vfww TOM SOLINSKY Tackle in gm TERRY REILLY En 3 ff JEFF SKINNER En 121 Q.. MIKE XVOODS AL TICHENOR Tackle Guard v Fu, 1. 1, pu. ,An - g'I.2f..QA ' '-41 ,A ,. -A cffgagg- '-' ,s - V.. 'P' 1, .qu . ., 4'x, Tn .N falpglgtgfx .1 I out XVI I. U 5,1 553, ' RICK XWEIL Guard F , JP. , 4 Q,-we 6 SCOTI' ZIMMERMAN Tackle RALPH WOODS Tackle Af: RIiDW'OOD'S FIRST TOL'CI-IDOXVN RIEDXVOOITS FIRST PRACTICE 2,21 Z5- l,' 'li' 0 1201 ' A 'amy U1 X 'Ku .., ..- .ato- Ju.: -u---,--4..,, , .- -Q' Q,-. wq.,5-laik. :- -1...q. - 5 f 'ryf 124 Q, -we .r f 3' 'Xfk La ' U54 f A 'ec' 'M Af, ,Kms T, .- 3 A A 47 -AQ! 'F' ,--, 6, 3 F- ,Ap 3 UQ ' xg' f I , 7:- lf A, my K-2:35 mf L fl V wnfx R I .X 2 jx ,th 1' 86 Z4 v- Q xx ,N 1 xv if 'x 014 FRONT ROXV: B. Basm, Ci, Monahan, V, Mussagli, M. XY'illiz1ms, HI. Skinner. B, Brear. SECOND ROXV: K. Curry, N. Griffith, T. XY'halc5, R. Mahoney, J, Mugford, -I. Purtell, G. johnson. THIRD ROXV: T. Martin, T. XXVIILIC, M, Allessin, S, Perudi, j. Clum, R. XVoml, j. Bonadco, S. Mcflirr. I 4. 1 . 1 ... X hr, , VW, . -. ,. 4 ' -4, V. U' 'Wx JU IOR V R ITY NOVATO REDXVOO TAM . , . NAPA VALLIEJO .....,.....XX'on Djr. fNapaj Wfon , ......,..,,. Lost .. .,...,,., XY'on .. ,.I,ost 4.--, :fa 9' ix A QT'- f . ..-gum! ,.--- . ...4--A-waits mf 'W' :AQ A 3 ff' gg ' 'kd fgi- -'f If Af k,'5 wS9' K 99 5? Qgigwa -,.f' uh .5 a -:fr '47v41.',f'11'-is ,,,,?'iL ,f y--...ins-e' ..f'3 V HF! 3Um3 Ns 7 , F DICK HART . Coach KIP SOLINSKY. BILI. XYIECKEL Captains MARIN CATHOLIC . XY'on TAM ......,... ...,. X Von PETALLTMA . . . ..., Lost SAN RAFAEL . . ..,. XY'on SAN RAFAEL MIL. ACD. . . ..XY'on DRAKE .,., . . .Lost FRESHMEN C' 3 FRONT ROXV: M. Cooney, D. Coombs, j, Lindsav, V. Pcsner, B. Vfctkel, M Ifrnntesthi I , B. Nicholson, A. jcnkinson. SIECOND ROXY: P. Talhot, j. Ramos, C. Cloeckcr, R. fluisti, K. Frost, P. Plant, M. Gerber, D. Schlithmnnn, Cl. johnson, P. Cilnttlncy, B. Sumptcr, THIRD ROW' Coath Hart, B, Trost, R. Gndow, R, Osborne, D. Frost, j. Keppel, D. Gcrbith, S. Aker, Pierce, K. Solinsky, Asst. Coach Baker. FOURTH ROXY: K, XYiset'nrxer, P. Blank, C, Cauldw ell. P. Dorinson, E. Ballard, T. Grow, B. Stickney, S. Harrod. T. fad VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: jeff Daly, Ron Reagan, Kent Rossi, Butch Brear, Eric Lmdner, Dave Neumann, Roger Siemens. SECOND ROW: jack Underwood, Ernie Bray, jeff Skinner, Rick Reide, Craig XY'aller, Jim Lonsford. VARSITY BA KETBALL G RICHARD HART, Coach l 26 Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Napa . .,,.. , Montgomery .. Vallejo ......, Santa Rosa . . . Tamalpais . , . Drake .,... San Rafael . . . Vallejo ....,. Montgomery ., Tamalpais ..,. Santa Rosa . . . San Rafael . . , Drake ..... KENT SHEXW, Manager BIQTCH BREAR Center ERNIE BRAY Guard JEFF SKINNER Guard ROGER SIEBIENS Center JACK IQNDERXYOOD Guard 127 RICK REIDE Guard KENT ROSSI Forward DAVE NEUMANN Forward R2 DICK BREYER Guard E 1 1 ERIC LINDNER Center ,VY Q I 1 Q . X-xv P . 'iff' z H t. :if f v ei' 3. . 3 V 0 ,fffgif f Qi mul .nik i ,. 5 L' 'v M! fl ' r il I ig. it fi il K, -x F .WX -. , 9 f if 1 I SW I Qij, slr! I? 'ir J xl W Q' S A 'S 5.7 ' f. Kiwi 1' C I - f-5 2' 11. 5, 2 J B BASKETBALL TEAM: Mike Allessio, Ned Griffith, Curtis Embry, Dave Ruta, Rob Brewer, jud Longaker, Peter Allen, Tom Gaffney, XVayne Berry, Ed Hevern, Brook Kraeger, jim Kil- patrick. Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Redwood Petaluma ,. Sonoma ..... San Mateo . . . Lowell ,...., St. Ignatius .. Balboa ...,.. Mission ...., Marin Catholic Novato .,.... Analy ...,,. . Montgomery . Vallejo ...,,. Santa Rosa . . . Tamalpais . , , Drake ......, San Rafael . . . Marin Catholic Napa ....... Vallejo ...... Bfontgomery . Santa Rosa A , . San Rafael . A A Drake ...,. Xl KN XC PRS: john Groth, Steve Gutman 1.5 hi1'f B BAS KETB LL ROBERT TROPPMANN ,f KX ., 2 Q. Q. ,- T fuel FIRST ROXV: Ernie Bray, Danny Hartman, Student Coaches. SEC- OND ROXV: james Pierce, Coach: Larry Loomer, Manager. FIRST ROXV: Ross MacKay, Tom Kearns, Frank Norton, Ron Kaldor SEC- OND ROXV: Todd Lintlner, Mike Barkoxxska. Alan Sloan, Allen Peterson. Rick Skinner. 90 w,5 ak CBQQQ-A Q Q 74 FIRST ROXV: Garth Rich- ards, Dick Boss, Doug Det- rick, Pete Regan, Erin' South- maytl. SECOND ROXY: john jenkins, Herb Magruder, john Sailer, Peter Pike, j. Rodrigo. Marin Catholic Vallejo Montgomery Santa Rosa Tamalpais Vallejo Drake Marin Catholic Vallejo Santa Rosa Tamalpais Vallejo Drake Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost XY'on Lost Lost XY'on I.ost Xvon Lost .l3l SOPI-IOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: john Jenkins, Chris Lewis, john Sailer, Peter Pike, Victor Massaglia, jim Abrams, SECOND ROW: Eric Southmayd, Arne Frisbee, Mike Hoffman, Don Bowen, Hep Wilkins, Ralph Woods. OPPONENT WINS LOSSES San Rafael Military Academy . , . . 1 1 San Rafael ....... 4 2 1 Drake ..... . . . 1 2 Tamalpais .... . 0 1 Santa Rosa . . . . 2 0 SOPH BASKETBALL 1 ROY GIUSTI, Manager. 1 1 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: Todd Lindner, AL ENDRISS Coach. joe Weise, Mike Cooney, Grant Stevenson, Mike Klopstock, john ' jordan. SECOND ROW: Rick Basco, Dave Newton, Mark Pierce, Doug Dietrick, Rick Skinner, Peter Ragon. FRU H BASKETB LL OPPONENT WINS LOSSES San Rafael Military Academy . . . . 2 0 San Rafael .,....,. . . 1 2 . . 1 2 O 1 Santa Rosa . . . I 2 0' Drake ,.... , Tamalpais . . . , , 132 f ,,: 'kj 5- , - X . I ' X -4- Wu. 1 it ska Af? 'L ' F 1 N I X fgfvf FALL TENNIS TEAM, FIRST ROXV: Torsten Jacobsen, Paul Mamalakis, Hugh XVaIIace, Dave Gidley, Clyde Witt. SECOND ROXV: Reed Vfitt, Mike Mahoney, Steve Mason, James Atwood, Rohert Daniels. THIRD ROXV: Mike WLIIIS, Jeff Dippel, Ron Gossling, XVarren Gray, George Cole, SPRING TENNIS TEAM, FIRST ROXY: Bob Stotkvvell, Steve Mason, Turk W'eiIIs, Tim Galli. SECOND ROXY: Howard Cvlandon, COQILFIIL Dan Smith, Hepburn Vfilkins, XX'arren Gray. Agf- '12 I! X l l 2 .iS i- 1 AX Nl!! X., 9 E E VARSITY TRACK TEAM, FIRST ROXV: Martin Murray, Bob Vaseoncellos, Conn Hallinan, Don Francis, Tom Galli, Erik Ro- sell, Clark Goetker, Dennis Gerhich, Don Bowen. SECOND ROVV: Peter Allsman, Marvin Stephens, Frank Ilinkley, jeff Skin- ner, Bruce Tucker., Dave Bortfeld, Stexe Aker, Roger Siemens, V R ITY TRACK Mike Hoffman, Ralph XVoocls, Darrel Altermatt. TIIIRD ROXX Hugh XY'allace, Mike Sommers, Ifric Lindner, Bud Norris Due Neumann, jim Ilausle, Ben Chollar, Rick Weil, Mark Ciazhines Paul Mnmalakis. VARSITY SCHIEDULI2 lNIarch 20 . . ......... . . ..,........Drake ., San Rafael . Santa Rosa 4 ROBIQRT TROPPM.-NNN, Coath April I April 8 April 15 April 18 April 22 April 26 May 2 May 8 Bfay 16 May 22 May 29 . . Vallejo, Napa . County Meet . , Montgomery , N.B.I.. Relays . , . . Sub League . . , . . N.B.L. League N.C.S. Division 5 I , ...... N.C.S. I. State Meet I If -WF 1 S A 'o 7.7314 H V .5 f ii- ?J 1 45 .L '51 4 1 4 ,INT V . nv N A' 3 .',N:q.,. 15,5-Qs' , lC.', a y ' ' - 1 L-,.., 911 . R+-ff QW? , - . r'3r9 ...lata .E , -. f--- L i . ,,,, N Y u-5-.. -uni - , - K 135 4 N! . ,. '1.egI'-1.1.- ' . ggi AN L TRACK ' sh. B TRACK TEAM, FIRST ROW 51lfliOXX'SlCil, Peter T1lllTi3I, john Sailer, Brook Krueger, Bud XX ul-tel Bill Yieholson. Sli ROW Tom Grow Bill StokLlu Bob 7LlI'l1YXllI Bob Trost :C 'z . . X . 'A . . Nlikt Hill Boh Benz. TIIIRD RQXY: Steve Bortfeld, Bob Long, Ken Evnnsco, Dine Ruta, Erik Rosnll Pctc Smith. ROBERT MAI 'TNER, Coach C TRACK TEAM, FIRST ROXV: Dick Skinner, Grant Stephenson, jim Klopstock, john jenkins, Dwight Maxwell, SECOND ROVU: Tom Kearns, Frank jenkinson, Bill Hoxie, Alan Sloan, Kim Kreuyberger. THIRD ROXV: jeff Dippel, Ron Gossling, Bob Sholmr, Varden Tremnin, Rick Basco, 999 .V- 3 in Nl v xhlfff if gtg!! vc 3 Y , f-qv' I 's gb . i a 7iRul70 t My CROSS COUNTRY, FIRST ROXY: Mark Stevens, Mark Gathings, Dennis lisansto. SECOND ROXV: Russ Rodgers, Robert Mautner, Coathg Paul Betkett. CRO SCOUNTRY GOLF GOLF: jim King. Gary juhnsnn, Garth Richards, Roger Cumming, Clinton Bidwell, james Pierce, Coach. -i -ll . .l, VARSITY BASEBALL, FIRST ROW: Tom Leps, Ed Vigno Ernie Bray Guy Hannah Bob Os taggi. SECOND ROW: Bud Everson, john Taylor, Don Simon Victor Massagli Kent Hansen THIRD ROW: Al Endriss, coachg Hugh Holzapfel, john Glazier Bob Anderson Richard Brear Mark Lonsford, Len Hail. VARSITY March 31 . . . .,.,.. St. Ignatius April 2 Marin Catholic April 7 ...,., Novato April 9 Marin Catholic April 14 . . . San Rafael April 17 ..... Tam April 20 . , , Drake April 28 ..., Drake May 7 .,,.. Novato May 8 . . 4 San Rafael May 12 .,... Tam May 15 .. . Drake May 19 .. Tam May 22 . . . Drake I f ' ' - v '--sv' ' an-...K wi ' ' F if ' ' Q ,..,' , ,A ' 7'?'y?Ta-r T- :w' 4 It Ag NASH' FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW' Neil W'h1te john C roxh Hug.,h Elbert jim Kearns, jim Lindsey, Stan Paine SECOND ROW Mike Cooney Dennis Coombs Ros C ulsti Robert jordan, Tom Murphy Chris Vcnzo THIRD ROW' Tom Cusimaro Don Mirhacls jon Keppel, Dan Schlichtmann, joe W els Mfirk Pearye Coaih Ruhard Hart FRE H AN BASEB LL TEAM FRESHMEN BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 2 April 7 April 9 April 14 April 17 April 20 April 28 May 7 May 8 May 12 May 15 Max' 19 May 22 ....r.........Mar1nCathol1c . . . .....,... Novato . , . . Marin Catholic San Rafael Tamalpais . . . . Drake . ,. Drake .. Novato San Rafael Tamalpais , . . . Drake Tamalpais . . Drake 4 VARSITY SWIMMERS, FIRST ROW: Rusty Murray, jeff Daly, Ken Pieri, Mike Woodson, Ted MacKay, Paul Burgess. SECOND ROW: Keith Von Borstel, Dave Corbet, jeff Skov, Bob Hobdy, Bruce Corbet, Ken Frost, Ed Schaffer. THIRD ROW: Bob Lewis, Paul Nordstrand, Dick Cham- bers, jeff Capell, Donn Meyer, Mike Spencer, Mr. Daly, coach. VARSITY ,dt PAUL DALY, Coach :A , Jaw 1 ?' QM VARSITY SWIM SCHEDULE March 31 Drake April 2. Santa Rosa April 7. April 11 April 17 April 21 April 28 April 30 May 5. . May 9. . I! FWZ nal-v. ' 'V-4 - ---- --V-,..,.,, .., . ., , . Q i ' ' L airy Y 4 ' . --- .....4.-Q-,....,..... Q 5 X, Y I 'W if 'A E ,ii LW' 'wx L f-1' 325' ' 2 -M . v gf, aix' FGM-mitlaudu ,,, , ,, ,,,, , E J A g A ,, Q- ' I 4+ rw-AN , f' x -.44Z.---.- ..-. .wx , 1 -f N W -- ..', i , A -rn Nw' I -...,-f5..1-z T QL3 QQ 'rf- ....-gpg ...t ' 'TL fi'- ' - -v 5 ,, V -,jig 1pa..S- .j ' 4-f.. '5', V - - K .. 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'P Q ' N:-rf, snr, I., , ., K f xg 4 1 ff'i'f -+4--wx f' ' M f 'fY ' , .,. jun- - 4 nf--Q, Q-11 Q... 4 The Girls' Athletic Association was organized this year under the direction of Miss Reed and Miss Foster. The As- sociation included many G.A.A. mem- bers from Tamalpais and Drake with additional members joining for the first time from the freshmen and upper classes at Redwood. During the fall season the girls had an opportunity to take G.A.A. soft- ball, basketball, modern dancing, and trampoline. Spring sports offered to members included volleyball, badmin- ton, archery, and trampoline. In the winter months members went on a ski trip and attended several sports days and conferences. This year, for the first time, G.A.A. sweatshirts were available to the girls. The sweatshirt tradition will be car- ried on in the future. G.A.A. high- lights for the year included two awards banquets and an installation of offi- cers. 5: f, T-I ., l .I-If v f MYRNA REED, Adviser FALL G.A.A. COUNCIL: Marcia Hail, Sandy Boyer, Margaret Deedy, Barbara Bray, jill Hall. I T SPRING G.A.A. COUNCIL, FIRST ROW: Margaret Peoples, Carmelita Xvolfe, Pat Gaisford, Pam johnson. SECOND ROXV: Marcia Hail, Mar- garet Deedy, Barbara Bray, jill Hall. PATRICIA FOSTER, Adviser G.A.A. STEERING COMMITTEE: Baruta Krastins, Sally Humberger, jill Hall. 'Elf' ODER DANCE G.A.A. MODERN DANCE, KNEELING: Kathy Meyer. STANDING: Nora Ninin- ger, Jerri Merwin, Irene Nel- son, Dodie Baruh, Norma Pirenian, Nancy Scott, Karen Evans. BEGI N IN G TENN S G.A.A. TENNIS, FIRST ROXV: Charlotte Robinson, Bryce Ann Moore, XX'illie Griflith, Bev Conley, Susan Shawler, Dorothy Dreyfus, Carol Shehpard. Lynne Eddy. SECOND ROXY: Shirley Moose, Padgett Gathings, loan Mason, Debby Marsh, Marcia Hail, jill Henson, Bron Hughes, Judy Cress, Mary Cliburn. 635 ., ,Ragga gf DRILL TE DRILL TEAM:Kit Brown, Bess Farr, Dana Bean, Merilee Merwin, Earlene Riley, Taffy Rust, Susan Boe, Paula Daly, Mariean Sellman, Melissa Nelken, Carlene Conradi, Guen Mor- den, Alison Benedict, Carol Howard, Billie Baruh, Brooke Skinner, Penny Dahlman, Cindy Quick, Linda Young, Suranne Scott, Sue Reed, Barbara Dupuis, Charlene Bland, Phoebe Clark, Leona Clem, Nancy Ninnis, jackie Moose, Mari- lee Ellis, Marge Deedy, ludi Grow, Kathy Lons- ford, Dorothy Zuern, Pam Higgins, Dorothy XVilson, Marlene Ashell, Sue Girot, Vicki Duf- ton, Stefanie Rodrigo, -ludy Hill, Anne Nexille, Judy Osborn, Pat X'i'iklund, Gwen Gaetjen, Pat Thorn, leanne Ongaro, Martina Jimenez. Roxxie Polak, Betty Pirtz, Barbara Bray, Sue Boyden, Linda Haines, Donna Inman, Carol Fay, Ellie Cleveland, Diane Diller. TRAMPOLI E FALL BEGINNING TRAMPOLINE, LEFT TO RIGI-IT: Margaret Peoples, Carolyn Riding, Allison Tracy, Diane Nelson, Shir- ley Tietjen, Anne Weills, Karen Ninnis, Donna Mickleson, Susan Shawler. SPRING BEGINNING TRAMPOLINE, FIRST ROW: Jerri Merwyn, Barbara Burns, Diana Whitney, Vicki Griem, Vicki Bergez, Terry Lehman, Diane Newberry. SECOND ROW: jane Meyer, jean Hink- ley, Kathy Lonsford, Pam Tretten, Sue Web- ster, Debbie Marsh, jean Mason. INTERMEDIATE TRAMPOLINE, FIRST ROW: Karen Little, Bonnie Chrysler, Mer- rilee Leftwich, Margaret Peoples, judy Cress, Allison Tracy. SECOND ROW: Laurie Brown, Carolyn Riding, Susan Shaw- ler, Myrna Gommo, Karen Ninnis. X! A 1 ,. C ll ' wr, mag' rn. , I I . U P i N7 51-r Y .ww mwz' ' ,,f 'M P' A - 'Q IG. 1 ' Wd my SH .wig 10 02 sf ' X, 0 ,' 3, if. S-X ,1mfr Q2 ' -' ffgr' :L N - 143' X , fi., J . 6, ywzrfw., 4 ff-A vgmnxn 1- ' :1 ,. W S, ' Q 4 at we, 'W' H T7 4 1 H7 Q B DMI TO BADMINTON, FIRST ROXV: Martina Jima-nel. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
