Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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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.

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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 '

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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