Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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EJNL5 5 UJJLJD ROW I-Mary Hollor, Marie Scleiter, Toni Banducci, Carol Weeds, Lynne Reed, Edie Henrich. ROW 2 Dawn Urbais, Louise Abbott, Jill Lerner, Barbara Rosenberg, Elizabeth Winter, Lotus Schaffer, Jim Muzzy ROW 3-John Osborn, Terry Chambers, Rick Wynne, Dan Robinson, Milt Waters, Lynn Davis. Attending plays, poetry readings, and other cultural events are activities enioyed by the members of Redwood's English Club. In the past year the members have seen a modern play entitled The Glass Menagerie, attended a poetry reading by Brother Antonius, and previewed parts of a play presented by the Actors' Workshop of San Francisco. for membership in the club. club will be allowed to attend all club meetings. Joel Tobiason. QQOCIATE MEMBETPQ The English Club, although defunct last year, was reorganized last semester by advisors Maurine Ballard and Elaine Young. Membership in the club is comprised of honorary members, seniors, and associated members, juniors These two mem bership divisions were created because ofthe large number of students who applied Club meetings are held twice a month at the home of Miss Ballard and Miss Young where the members in attendance read and discuss selected short stories and poems. Because of the club's large membership, only honorary members were invited in to every club meeting. Associate members were invited in small groups However, Miss Ballard and Miss Young hope that next year every member of the ROW l-Vicki Stevens, Sue Chambers, Jenny Lyons, Carol Spooner, Nancy Younger Camie Mills Toni Harris, Shirley Clark, Lynn Diamond. ROW 2-Chris Westergaard, Paulette Louis Judy Barber Penny Burman, Madeline Brewer, Robin Wolfson, Jan Cress, Cindy Southmayd, Joan Garner Susie Gabbs ROW 3-Ken Larsen, Steve Mock, John Burke, David Bills, Shila Malone, Cindy Lea Laurie Garrison Mary Jane Zimmerman. ROW 4-Bob Eichstaedt, John Vance, Gary Artoux, Jack Frater Dave Tucker George Aldrich

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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...

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CO 15: efuo FI ' TTEE CO TTEE ROW 'I-Penny Worth, Robyn McKendry, Donna Helwig, Sandy Kaplan, Bonnie Banducci, Gwen Parmalee, Lindo Offenbach, Bev Breithaupt, Jean Mitchell, Joanne Olson, Kirsten Beeler, Kristen Ronneberg, Marianne Anderson. ROW 2-Joy McKie, Bev Sadler, Paula Malvina, Joan Troppmann, Camie Mills, Nancy Younger, Carol Reynolds, 'Marty Scott, Debbie Doyle, Kathy O'Brien, Chris Bergren, Joseph Gunthrie, Kathy O'Brien. ROW 3-Sue Bryant, Denny Lane, Kerry Warnock, Robbie Myer, Andy Martin, Jenny Lyons, Steve Page, Lori Samilson, Rick Webb, Lisa French, Dionne Dienstein, Pat Hicox, Marilyn Murray, Leanne Bertram, Don Rogers, Poppy Eager, Anne Hughes, Larry Robinson, Larry Koontz, Jim Selfridge. Tabulating returns, compiling percentages of class participation, and announcing the results of voting is the iob entrusted to Redwood's Election Committee. Under the watchful direction of Bev Sadler, commissioner of elections, the committee aids the student body in voicing their choice for office through a democratic procedure. Many long hours were devoted to planning the days on which elections could be held and checking off voters who cast their ballots. Another function which the election committee carries out is guarding the boxes in which Red- woodites place their choices for student office. During the past year the Finance Committee has been under the direction of Albin Dittli, Commissioner of Finance, and Mr. Cook, advisor. Duties of the Committee include selling tickets at all of the home athletic contests, including the Redwood-Tam Thanksgiving day championship foot- ball game. Members of the Finance Committee have worked behind the counter of the student store during the year, have kept the financial records up to date, have informed clubs of their financial status and have spent many hours in debate over next year's budget. ROW 1-Sue Chambers, Jennie Lyons, Paulette Louis, Mary McLean, Heidi Lerner, John Pelton. ROW 2- Jim Georgedes, Brad Block, Penny Worth, Albin Dittli, Sheila Cauldwell, Linda Taylor. ROW 3-Gordon Brown, Jeff Garrison, Rick Webb.