Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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ROW ONE: S. Chambers, D. Flowers, S. Grey. ROW TWO: C. Bricca, R. Wilkins. ROW THREE: D. McPhun, S. Page, D. Schunk, K. Larsen. M4465 Fwzbisw O 'ww mad Cunha! Redwood's third Freshman Class has shown a great deal of energy during this past year. They started the year a little bit awed by the way in which the other students rushed around, but by the end of the first week they had learned to push their way through the halls along with everyone else. The members of this class have been busy joining and forming clubs. The freshman teams are an important part of the athletics curriculum. Freshman football, basketball, baseball and track are quite popular. Freshman girls comprise a goodly part of the Girls Athletic Association at Redwood. Other clubs have increased their membership with the arrival of the new Freshman Class. Freshmen have shown an interest in the Drama Club, Science Club, Art Club, and many other organizations at Redwood. Many Freshmen, after completing their first semester at Redwood, were able to apply for membership in the Honor Society and the Redwood Chapter of C. S. F. The ofiicers of the newest class at Redwood for the first semester were Laurence Herst, president, Tina Schultz, vice-president, Shir- ley Clarke, secretary, and Judy Baldwin, treasurer. The second semester officers were David Flowers, president, Cookie Weckel, vice president, Susie Chambers, secretary, and john Burke, treasurer. Under the direction of these officers the Freshmen have had several projects to raise funds for their future activities. They held cake sales, and other such things. They attended the Freshmen-Sopho- more Dance classes, held their own dances, and decorated the Freshman Hall at Christmas. They also produced and participated in the Freshman Rally. This class has spent a busy and interesting year. They were active in almost everything, and loyally supported the programs sponsored by the school. Preplexed Freshman, Doug Hanley