Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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ls The spring semester got underway with a bang, as Martin Ziebarth, new Delian president, made great strides to reorgan- ize the club. In this task he was ably assisted by Nancy Matthews, Vice-Presi- dent: Sheila Pinkel, Recording Secretary, Sandy Frerichs, Corresponding Secre- taryg and Richard Ricci, Treasurer. Highlighting the semester was Delian Ditch Day. Special events including a pennant sale helped to raise funds for the traditional Sealbearers' Banquet. Sindy Frerichs, Corresponding Sccretaryg Sheila Pinkel, Recording Secretary, Nancy Matthews, VlCt'-l1l'f?SlflCxIli, Richard Ricci, Treasurerg Martin Ziebarth. President. ROW 1-Phyllis Kushiner, Sue Bye, Karin Anderson, Ronette Ferges, Barbara Seharf, Nancy Johnson, Pat Strasser, Caren Small, Char- lotte Hostetler, Christine Leigh-Taylor, Jane Reed, Lena Sario, Nancy Matthews, Nancy Ketchersid, Connie Reynolds, Lois Dalton, Linda Riback, Trudy Kuschelbauer, Julie Hutchins. ROW 2-Anne Radcliff, Pam Buck, Linda Collins, Sandy Frerichs, Wini Camp, Nancy Lock- wood, Alice Cole. Joyce McClellan, Ellen Davis, Ladeine Cowinan, Kate Wildman, Estelle Ling. Connie Peck, Sherri Pierce. ROW IZ- Joan Deutsch, Ellen Fickett, Myra Kellerhof, Gloria Hinton, Nancy Kreutcr, Susan Murata, Merry Wickham, Carolyn Barton, Kathy Sclienck, Carolyn Mclfllroy, Clara Lewis, Susie Heim, Rebecca Fuszard, Susan Crotzer, Carol Halprin. ROW 4-Linda Sorensen. Colleen Howsley, Gina Clement, Evelyn King, Sheila Finkel. Susan White, Susan Franzblau, Karen Noller, Karen Miller, Kit Stoffel, Jane llillycr, Nancy Dana, Judy McReynolds, Carol Reade, Jean Carne. ROW 5-Mr. Freed, Mike Sies, Mark Collons, Jay Farbstein, Fliris Raida, Kent Colberg, Fred Rasmussen, Frank Ansher, Ron Crossland Richard Ricci, Gene Hunn, Will Armacost, Steve Pierce, Pete Carah, Ray Dc Lil iil'21W'- D21Vl4l Z- Hillvyy 17211121 Hopkins. ROW G-Harry Delnier, John Neale, Wayne Ferguson, Edward Strauss, Dick Stanton, Arthur Winer, Bill Thayer, Charles Lingenfclter, John Wakefield, Bob Lewin, Louis Narens, Lincoln Kilianflllartin Zielnarth, I2-jorn l,undl+erg', Tom Machamer, Larry Hauser. if il l..l-K'V-QV it ' -11111:

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QL .f .. fr' W, M liarbara Sanders, Vice President, Julie Hutchins, Corresponding Secre- tary, Nancy Matthews, Recording Secretaryg Dan del Solar, President. ltHW Sanrio liains fll'l41ll llunn A rlhi Academic It is indeed an honor to be a member of the Delians, Samohi's brain trust. To be eligi- ble for membership, students must have re- ceived three A's and a B in their academic subjects the previous semester. At the first business meeting of the semester, the fall of- ficers were elected. Daniel del Solar, chosen to lead the Delians as president, was ably assist- ed by Barbara Sanders tvice-presidentl, Nancy Matthews frecording secrctaryl, Julie Hutchins fcorresponding secretaryj, and Pam Jones ftreasurerl. Undertaking the job of co- sponsors were Mr. Forrest Freed and Mr. Bernard Roberts. First on the agenda for this fall was the money-making project of selling income tax folders. Later in the year, Delians could be found running barefoot through Grif- fith Park on their traditional Ditch Day. This day of fun in the sun climaxed the season's events. I ltobin Nlansbrirlge, .lane llillyer, Dan del Solar, Beth Nelson, David Haley, Nancy Matthews, Nancy Lockwood, Ellen Davis, Lena , Karen Miller, Nant-ie Craig, Jane Reed, Barbara Sanders, Janet Ziegler, Terrie Heskett. ROW 2-Ronna Reuben, Barbara Scharf, Suzie White, i'liarlotte llostetler, Karen Noller, Trudy Kuschelbauer, Carolyn McElroy, Phyllis Rose, Phyllis Horwitz, Tanya Warner, Barbara Wil- . HOW Ji- -Barton .lac-obs, Hill Thayer, llat van den Steenhoven, Dana Hopkins, Pam Buck, Joan Deustche, Karen Anderson, Sonja ', .lulie llulehins, Sue Cohen, Sallie Ager. ROW 4EBob Ewing, Kent Colberg, Chris Fach, Steve Pierce, John May, John Meale, Gene , Sandra Hawley, Jean Carne, lllartha Mull. ROW 5-Dick lilerriinan, Pete Gordon, Dick Stineman, Tom lllacliamer, Will Arniacost, 11' Weiner, llarvey Katzn -4-Y-.-,,-.3 Fifi

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H 3 Carolyn Barton Perf-r Cal-ah SEALBEARERS Sally Age' .llllia Anderman William Armacost Dan tlel Solar Rflllerl Ewing Merrilyn Flanagan A great honor bestowed on graduating seniors is that of wearing the gold cowl the night of graduation. The only seniors privileged to wear this cowl are Seal- bearers. To become a Sealbearer one must work hard. It takes three A's and a B, at least, for four semesters to qualify. One of these semesters must be in the Senior yearg the Sophomore B semester does not count. When a student accomplishes this feat as a Delian, he then becomes a member of the California Scholarship Federation. Allan Goodman Elaine Hile Barton 1800115 Sharon Konz Trudy Kruschelhauer Tom Machamer J0hn May Martha Mull Susan Murata Karen None,- - ' .lliffilnh - Qc l lain'