Salinas Junior College - La Reata Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

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Annie CKaren Wilsonj tearfully bids good-bye to her blind friends, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nieole Ferentz, Diana Wood, facqueline Deelz, Clinora Wiley, Nancy Wilson, and Dianne Hauer. Annie Sullivan demands that Helen Cfune Woodardj sit down and eat like a human being. Seated are Barbara Weppener and Mike O'Crady,' standing are Peggy Gay and Mr. Bob Grossman. Tbe Miracle orlzer First play of Hartnell's season, The Miracle Workcr concerns the emotional Confliets between blind, inutc Helen Keller as a child of six and her patient teacher, Annie Sullivan. Drama instructor Harold Ulrici began his twelfth season. Finally Helen says her first word water.', Looking on are Peggy Gay, Karen Wilson, Barbara Weppener, Mike O,Grady, Bob Grossman, Dianne Hauer, and Tom O'Conner.

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H artnell Drew Pearson, nationally syndicated columnist, spoke October 8 on A large audience gathered to hear Pearson's lecture, Washington Merry-Go-Round. The veteran newsman appeared at a student press conference preceding his lecture. A lecture series which brings commenta- tors to speak to audiences of students and community members. Now in its fifth year the series enhances Hartnell's posi- tion as a cultural center. September 23 opened the first of the series with Hartnell art instructor Leon Amyx speaking on Treasure Hunting in Italyf' The Rt. Rev. james A, Pike, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California, spoke on Birmingham and Beyond. This October lec- ture was sponsored by Canterbury Club. Following his informal ap- pearance in the Student Union Lounge, Bishop Pike greeted members of the audience. America and the Racial Confrontation was the lecture presented by Negro so- ciologist Horace Cayton on November 14-.

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The band lines up for pictures. ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Andy Aquino, john Steurer, fudy Matson, Gloria Guidotti, Tom Bailey, Connie Allen, Leslie Nunes, Diane Smith, Art Garcia. ROW 2: Mr. Rob- ert Lee, lim Westby, Al Vacearo, Marilyn Davidson, faniee Moore, Louise Graulieh. ROW 3: Garth Parker, Dave Providing musical selections and enthusiastic spirit for our games and rallies, the Hartncll College Band Carried on its fine tradition under direction of Mr. Robert Lee. Sparkling new uniforms high- lighted the band's appearances as it marched through the school year. Activities included travel to games as far as Coalinga, and participation in the Soledad Mission Fiesta parade well as the parade that opened the Salinas Valley Fair in King City. Beginning the year with a television broadcast for the homecoming, the band conclud- ed with the commencement in June. Unnfa1frnbU United Patton, fudy Head, Carrie Lee Hall, Everett Combs, Bar- bara Haake. ROW 4: Tom O'Conner, Danny Kelly, Bob Hutchison, Chris White, Stan Willis, Gordon Watson.