Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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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

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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.