Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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Li ' ' SPLKJ1 COURT CO TTEE l 2 ,l 2 2 'it i ROW I-Poppy Eager, Robyn McKendry, Lynn Reed, Larry Robinson, Chris Secor, Kurt Wisecarver. ROW 2-Mike Patrick, Jim Swan, Nick Kerry, John Osburn, John Jurvig, Randy Sperry. Student Court is the judiciary branch of Student Govern- ment. Redwoodites accused of violating the laws set down in the Redwood Constitution are subiect to trial by the Stu- dent Court. The person charged with an illegal act is called before the Student Court and asked to plead guilty or not guilty . If the student pleads not guilty, he is entitled to a trial by iury. Chris Secor was appointed fall head of Student Court by the Student Body President with approval of the Legisla- tive Assembly. John Jurvig was appointed assistant head. Spring head was Cliff Terry. Student Court advisor this year was Mr. Charles Kurtz. ROW l-Barbara Koons, Cappy Cahill, Jo Jennings, Lexie Sifford, Sandi Gray, Lisa French, Janet Rigsbee. ROW 2-Heidi Lerner, Kathy Magruder, Jennie Lyons, Leanne Bertram, Maria Fontana, Pat.Hicox, Kathy McNicoIl. ROW 3-Drum Pike, Donna Helwig, Laura Schlictman, Carol Shenson, Sue Chambers, Vicki Lerner, Stephanie Smith, Nancy Younger, Darcy Kelly, Barbara Beard,Dorene At times when most students had gone home, working diligently after school were members of the Spirit Commit- tee. The only other students around were football, basket- ball, baseball, or track participants practicing for an upcom- ing game or meet. Loud voices could be heard, as you gazed at the students splashing colors on posters or making spirit ribbons. This committee had an unlimited membership, it was soon one of the most popular organizations in the school. Heading the fall contingent was senior Bill Wardwell. Under his direction, ribbons, posters, and a spirit week were part of the football season. Taking over in basketball season as head was Milt Wat- ers. Wilson, Maria Massagli. ROW 4-Lucia Blakeslee, Joan Troppmann, Kerry Warnock, Cathy O'Brien, Carolyn Cochrane, Linda Taylor, Pam Brown, Pam Driver, Lorene Lynch, Shelly Cauble, Penny Vick- rey, Coralie Allen, Sue Maclise, Dawn Urbais. ROW 5-Jim Bacher, Al Pike, Steve White, Rick Wynne, Bill Wardwell.

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ERILLUB POLHT CLUB ROW l-Nancy McGee, Virginia Rothrock, Carol Spooner, Michele Betette, Jenifer Mackby, Lynn Diamond, Barbi Dondero, Laurel McCauley. ROW 2-Toni Banducci, Susan Spiller, Kurt Wisecarver, Chuck Kerr, John Jurvig, Stephanie Smith, Leanne Bertram, Barbara Beard, ROW 3-Chris Secor, Bill Wardwell, Gor- don Brown, Ed Bingham, Bruce von Borstel, Larry Diamond, Bill Cassidy. This year, several trips had been planned for the skilled skiers by president, Bill Wardwell and advisor Miss Myrna Reed. These trips included such places as Mammoth, Yosemite, and the Sugar Bowl. The first trip to the Sugar Bowl was called off be- cause of the lack of snow, but it was rescheduled and it turned out to be a full adventure for the skiers even though a few mishaps occurred during the trip. The officers this year who made the Ski Club such a success were President, Bill Wardwell, Vice President, Ed Bingham, Secretary, Sue Spiller, and Treasurer, Lynn Diamond. The speaker began, To sum it all up, l have found politics very intriguing and rewarding. Thank you for permitting me to talk with you. With this the meeting was adiourned and a small group gathered around the guest. The political club had been in action again. Although they have been in existence little more than a year, the members of the political club have been busy constantly. Through their efforts a continual schedule of activities has been provided for both the student body and the club members themselves. Opportunities were offered by the club to exercise their knowledge on all facets in the wide field of political science and to learn at the same time. The club president was Marc Rappoport and the faculty advisors were C. J. Jones and Wendall Ames. ROW l-Faye Brown, Nancy Chesnut, Vicki Stephens, Neena Suntzeff, Carol Spooner. ROW 2-Susan Gabbs, Marc Rappoport, Robin Wolfson, Carol Weeks, Toni Banducci, Lynn Diamond. ROW 3-Gary Artoux, Tom Bock, John Burke, John Vonce, Ken Larsen, David Bills.

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X if is in .3 , C , , ,,fm1L WNW T r fYTIL DERS Cheering the student body on to a very successful 1962 football season were Fall yell-leaders Alan Pike, Steve White, Rick Wynne, and head yell-leader Bill Ward- well, Under the guidance of these four seniors, Redwoodites cheered their Giants on to their third Marin County Athletic League Championship. Using many catchy yells and intricate routines, they spurred the students to a typically spirited season. Working side by side with the yell-leaders, the Fall song-leaders added color to the already colorful spirit. Entertaining the student body during rallies with well- executed routines and leading the songs at all the football games were Barbie Koons and her group of: Lexie Sifford, Janet Rigsbee, Jo Jennings, Sandy Gray, Cappy CahHL and Usa French. The best example'of the kind of spirit that these two groups promoted could be seen at the Thanksgiving Day Redwood-Tamalpais game. They helped to keep and improve upon Redwood's tradition of card stunts, spirit ribbons, and the enlightening of Spirit Week. FALL SO V fi? sit f 1 cz is ggi LEADERS Lisa French, Lexie Sifford, Barbie Koons, Jo Jennings, Cappy Cahill, Sandi Gray, Janet Rigsbee. iff Bill Wardwell, Steve While, Al Pike Rick Wynne 5 K if 5 Qtek, 1...