Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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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

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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

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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