San Lorenzo High School - Confederate Yearbook (San Lorenzo, CA)

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'l-looray for Rebels' was a cry fha? could ollen be heard coming from Mel fhis year at lunch lime. ll you could squeeze inside you probably would have seen lhe yell leaders and pornpon girls leaching fhe sludenls new yells or songs. Or perhaps a slcif would be in progress, planned and pul on by lhe rally comrnillee. Because lhe rallies were always so inleresling and enlerlaining and raised so much enlhusiasm for 'rhe games, lhey were always well allended. They were, in a large way, responsible lor The good lurnoufs a+ lhe games. Cl

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Confederate Staff ln publications the students are a close group, working together to produce your Confederate. The class itselt is not a particularly hard class. it is just enioyably time-consuming. Without the help ot class members it would be impossible to meet deadlines, write copy and have the pictures taken which make up the book. The advertising section pays tor a majority ot the book and without its help there would be Alex Soranno, editor-in-chief and other Confederate editors Giraud Guyre layout Nancy Fisher, copy, Jfm Seaver, business, confer with Mrs. Stack advisor Yearbook section editors Linda Willis, features, Truth Ussery, administration, Judy Singleton, classes, Lee Erickson, boys' sports, Mary Frodsham, seniors, Mildred Martin, girls' sports, Charlene Weqener, clubs, Ann Jacobs, activities. Seated clockwise around the copy table are yearbook staff members Jim Seaver, Truth Ussery, Linda Willis, Janice Johnson, Joan McCausland, Judy Singleton, Giraud Guyre, Mary Frodsham, Anne Kissack, Ken Strohm, Ron Bush, Tom Sissung, Chuck Wimmermark, Don Havercroff, Lee Erickson, Lou Ann Hicks, Ron McEwan, Alex Soranno, Jeanne Mahan, Charlene Weqener, Ann Jacobs, Nancy Fisher, Mildred Martin, Art Payne. Chris Holdt, assistant art editor, and Bob Sproge were absent when the picture was taken. Among those responsible for the attractive appearance and the financial success of the Confederate were Lou Ann Hicks, art editor, Art Payne, advertising, Ron McEwan, chief photographer and Ron Bush, sales manager. AZ .I A, no Confederate. We would like to thank the businessmen who have advertised, tor making it possible. While most sections have an individual edi tor, working on boys' sports were Chuck Wim mermark, Tom Sissung and Lee Erickson. A sec ond semester entrant to the class was Steve Leite. ll 'MJ wwe W