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' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS ROW, left to right: Jeannette Fong, .Io Meredith. SECOND ROW: Gene Dench er, Jim Rauch, Carol Kay. FIRST Feb. 29-We had no sooner bid adieu to the mid-term grads, when the newly- formed music club sponsored the uMelody Masquerade. March 7-The C.S.F. was instituted and received its charter, thus becoming a part of the state organization. The BUCCANEERS went off sale. March 16-Dedication of the school. March 27-The spring concert, 'GPotpourri of Music. March 29-Junior class put on its first junior prom, '4Bright Lights of Broadwayfi April 9-The official beginning of track. April 15-First league baseball game, against Analy. April 19-The Shipwreckers played hosts at a junior section folk dance festival, G'The Country Fair. May 1-Our parents and friends were guests at the first open house. May 3-N.B.L. swim meet. May 9-The sophomore hop, uChinese Honeymoon? May 16-The fair came to Drake, with fun, laughs, and prizes for everyone. May 23-Spring Senior Play. June 12-The seniors escaped to the Marin Town and Country Club for their Senior Picnic. June 13-The day we,ve all been waiting for, Graduation, and the end of school ' Ball, in the Rose Room of the Palace Hotel. J une 14-Senlor
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STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Van Dyke, Mike McC0ne, .lo Ann Meredith. SECOND ROW: Edna Goddard, Ted Tyson. FALL CALENDAR c oo opened and we were all as green as the freshmen, looking for classes in corridors that all looked alike. Sept. 14--The senior gals officially welcomed the new students at the Freshman Reception. Sept. 30-First league football game, with Tam-we lost, 44-13. Oct. 5-The first issue of the JOLLY ROGER. 19-The first of many very successful dances-6'The Witch's Wfaltzf' 9-Our first gym rally-starring Armand Girard. 16-The Interschool Relations dance, the Wliurkey Trotfl 30-MSadie Hawkins Danzf' Dec 10-The BUCCANEERS H Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. . nally went on sale after months of wondering whether or not we would even have a yearbook. Dec. 15-Student Leaders' Conference. Dec. 20+The Christ mas dance in the girls' gym-MStairway to the St ' ars. Jan. 5-uSnow Valley Express, put on by the Ski Club. Jan. 8--The first league basketball game, against Petaluma, in the new gym. Jan. 11-The faculty trounced the lettermen. Jan. 18-Freshman Frolic, sponsored by and for the freshmen. Jan. 19-Student Body Elections. lan. 24-G.A.A . informal awards partv. Jan. 26-The senior thespians made their debut in MPink Magic.
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