Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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Badmitton Team. LEFT TO RIGHT' IST ROW: Kathy Hutchinson, Jan Offenbach, Cathy Smoot, Denise Locati. Nancy Aubuchon. Carolyn Smith. BND RO W: Anne Strathairn, Ruth Smith, Louise Dwyer, Connie Stong. Leslie Greenfield. .loanne White, Kitty Smith, Janet Russell. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Molly Boucher, Leslie Lehman. Camille Goegel, Marion Friedman, Emeigh Black, Pam Foley, Bonnie Long, Lisa Shuey, Lee Ann Dwyer. Betty Treadway. Anne Strathairn smashes the birdie. Pam Foley aces her Opponet. . W! W 'D 'inf' ,QV g,f3,f,W' U31 Q ,.,., uf M . :W- Annette Rossofl' prepares to throw the shot put. Sue McCormick attempts the world famous Forsbury Flop. l75

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CURRE T EVENTS LE D TO THE DE ELCPMENT OFTWO E CLUBS FRONT ROW: Cathy Seitz, Scott Mitchell, John Evansg SECOND ROW: Ruth Mackay, Bill Taylor, Jan Gutstadt. Carol Griffin, Randy Love, Larry Keilman, Debbie Dowd, Bob Crossley: THIRD ROW: Mike Wallerstein, Jamie Boyd, Pete Ashley, Jeff Allen, Kim Hoeg, Kathy Gundry. Laura O'Keefe. Redwood's Student Rights Club had its origin in a protest by a group of students over the per- formance of a Marine Corps Band at a school rally. The club,s goal was to investigate the rights students do have and how they may pro- tect or change those rights. These students felt that this area of their education had been neglected and wanted to do something about it. The club was instrumental in proposing an amendment to the Student Body Constitution which makes student body cards no longer a requirement for members of clubs that donit use student body funds. The club also expressed their support for the athletes who wanted to grow their hair during the off-seasonv. The club had guest speakers from the Students for a Democratic Society and the Peace and Freedom Party. In the future they plan to form- ulate a policy for protests and propose an amendment to the Student Body Constitution. The club was advised by Mr. John Thompson. The president was Bob Crossley, and Debbie Dowd, Dore Schawb and Mary Wertheimer comprised the guidance committee. A new club, Third World-BSU was formed at Redwood. While small in number, it was a strong organization because its membership was united in its desire to improve conditions at Redwood. The group communicated with BSU and Third World student clubs in Marin. The club listened to Mr. Horace White of the Marin County Human Rights Commission and Mr. Lanny Berry of Project Breakthrough- S.T.E.P. These speakers enabled the members to become more aware of exsisting programs for minority groups. The officers were President, Rita Townselg Vice-President, Melanie Hahng and Secretary, Barbara Brooks. The advisor was Mr. John Thompson. FRONT ROW: Barbara Brooks, Rita Townselg SECOND ROW: Regina Carter, Pat Payne, Barbara Wakefield, Mary Ann Compton, Gloria McMichaelg THIRD ROW: Mary Badger, Anita Stover, Bernice Condra, Kevin Bell, Judy Appel, missing: Francis Tate, Melanie Hahn, Omega Nash 177 l