Sir Francis Drake High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (San Anselmo, CA)

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DANCE QCTSQ' UWITCHES' WALTZ Under thc alrle direction of Loren Mosher, the fall Dance Committee had a very Sl1k'CCSSl.l1l semester. The llwitches' Waltz', in October and uStairway to the Stars in January were two of the dances sponsored by the committee and enjoyed by all who participated. The committee also helped with decorating and planning for all other dances during the semester. Other dances during the fall were the Jolly Roger HSadie Hawkins Dance, the Inter-school Relations dance, wfhe Mlfurkey Trot, and the Ski Club usnow Valley Express. FALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Leavitt, Loren Mosh- er, John Hendricks, Tosca Lenci, Mary Jane Mallett, Bruce Lauritzen. SECOND ROW: Bill Cole, Stan Gut- man, Carol Hosmer, Ken Grundllauser, Carol Kay, Chuck Stevenson. THIRD ROVV: Albie Muldavin, Dick Grechman, Dolores Evansco. 52

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FALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Clara Stewart, Bernie Wel- ler, Bruce Lauritzen. SEC- OND ROW: Helen Selin- ger, Ken Grundhauser, Bob Sletten. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE The Publicity Committee had the huge job of publicizing all school and stu- dent body activities for the year. Under fall committee head ,Ian Butcher and spring committee head Ken Grundhauser, the committee Worked steadily to supply posters for such events as the senior play, the spring music festival, the open house, the dances and games, and the spring fair. i SPRING FIRST ROW, left to right: Helen Selinger, Shelly Dog- gett, Edie Eakin, Steve Hall, Ken Grundhauser. SECOND ROW: John Abraham, Karen Alstrom, Bob Sletten, Pal Peters, Alan Rudy.

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CCDMMITTEE SPRING FIRST ROW, left to right: Lynda Youngberg, Edie Eakin, Jeannie Polland, Marilyn Van Dyke, Shelly Doggett, Linda Signorelli, Donna Benson, Marilyn Wheeler. SECOND ROYV: Arlene Gorgoll, Alan Rudy, Ken Grundhauser, Bill Cole, Barbara Levin, Viola Helmer, Linda Taylor. THIRD ROVV: Linda Nlac- 'F Killop, Bruce Lauritzen, Loren Mosher, Dick Grech- man. Jeanne Cleverdon, Gail Harris, Joan Estby. The spring Dance Committee also had a very successful semester under its chairman, Bill Cole. The committee worked hard helping the various clulis and classes decorate for the diilerent dances, as well as sponsoring a dance of its own the night of the school fair. Some of the dances with which the committee helped were the Music Club dance, uThe Melody Masqueradewg the Junior Prom, Wllhc Bright Lights of Broadway, and the Sophomore Class dance, HA Chinese Honey- moon. L. l UUI d ,4 V iii' xt , 'Q fu In it 1, I' . r' I 'ii l Pwaszerssss S Q ' P' C INAQASQUERADEF I . Q Q ' k n . 1 rd p I Q H gg I I we F if u iq Q aww, V . . ' W . .,,,, Q- x 'X n 5 E fi lf . 'i l, Q . M A 4 1 Six: 5 snag? 'gill -l lfdls