Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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, . ic , fu 1C Q9 N... f if Q. O F056 532 T320 Q5 O0 G5 PF Qs UC 'UQ 25 JMML04 O ,loom Those who reached the status of upper classmen this year entered Redwood three years ago as the first Freshman class. As the school was new there were many things for the new Freshmen to do. Clubs were formed and joined, new tradi- tions were started, They were quite active in their money- making activities, which included cup-cake, cookie, and pickle sales. The boys participated in Freshman sports and the girls enthusiastically joined G.A.A, This was the first class to have its own yell leaders and song leaders. They had their own rally, exclusively for Freshmen. As Sophomores they were very active. They supported school activities, went to games, and became thoroughly engrossed in the functions revolving around school, They sold more cup-cakes and had a car wash. Many attended the Freshman- Sophomore dance classes, Perhaps the high oint in the year for the Sophomores was the Sophomore gpectacularf' which was produced hy the class for the student body. Athletics and social events have been the highlights of their third year at Redwood. During the fall semester under the leadership of President Ron Kaldor, who was assisted by John Weil, Vice-Presidentg Lynn Eddy, Secretaryg and Kathy Scott, Treasurerg the class worked on the planning of the Junior Prom and the Junior rally. With the election of the Spring oflicers, Buddy Weckel, Presidentg Martin Denike, Vice-Presidentg Allison Tracy, Secretary, and Pam Johnson, Treasurer: these plans began to evolve into something con- crete. The rally, My Fair Giant, was being designed and produced with considerable pain and effort on the part of the Juniors. Committees were set up and the Prom was planned down to the smallest detail. Then came April. The Prom was on the eighth, and the twenty-eighth of the same month saw the opening of My Fair Giantf' The results of three years of practice and saving proved to be well worth while. The Junior class supported many other school activi- ties with great amounts of vim, vigor. and vitality. ROW ONE: B. Weckel, M. Denicke, P. Johnson. Jwwioa C 'E