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

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DRAKE FALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: Sue Smith, Sec.: Joy Jaegeling V.P.: Mrs. Leedyg Linda Brooks, Pres.g Juanita Rodgers 7 Eunice Cherry, Hiking Mgr. The G.A.A., proving itself to be one of the largest and most active organiza- tions in the school, could hardly wait a month before sponsoring its first large activity, a beach party with Tam. The party, on October 9, was held at Stinson Beach. Sports offered during the fall semester included bowling, headed by ,lo Ann Hendricks and La Mar Powellg hiking, managed by Eunice Cherryg horseback riding. directed by Mary Linderman: and folk dancing, under the co-manager- ship of Donna Benson and Marilyn Wheelei'. Awards for these sports were given at an informal awards party on .lanuary 31. Aside from participating in several playdays and the various sports, the fall semester brought forth the G.A.A. constitution, a series of wonderful new awards, including a perpetual trophy donated by Alberts, Department Store of San Rafael to be given to the graduating senior girl who is outstanding in athletic activities. ,.- 11 - ---' f N ,, .,,.., t if X X ix Treas. SECOND ROW: Donna Benson, Folk Dance Mgni Marilyn VVheeler, Folk Dance Mgr.: Earline Johnson, Con- stitution Comm. Ch.: Mary Linderman, Horseback Mgr.:

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ORCHESTRA ini lsxi ' -f,5x , A -Wye ls, , I. no S FIRST ROW, left to right: Arthur Walenta, Janis Butcher, Michele Clark, Don Cordy, Emmy Tarradas, Mr. Arthur Wigell, Jerry James, Keith Williams, Don MacCourt, Tom Atkins, Nancy Philip. SECOND ROW: Roy Bennetts, Mary Linderman, Paul Hughes, Carl Nehm, Bob McGrath, Harry Abras, Eddie Leps, Pete Forrester, Jack Metzler, Norman Freed, Kensey Stewart. CHORUS FIRST ROW, left to right: Ann Kulmann, Carol Ashlock, Norma Walden, Reatha Thompson, Jeanette Moser, Diane Nelson, Dayle Purdom, Paula McCord, Pat Curran, Earleene Young. SECOND ROW: Beverly Hinkson, Sandra MacKenzie, Marsha Wentner, Adair Wilson. THIRD ROW: Metzie Metz, Shirley Webster, Ruth Johnson, Betsy Belcher, Frances DeSousa, Jane Smith, June Dunphy, Teresa Hockerson, Joan Erickson, Carole Leavitt, Annette Stewart, Carol Lehman, Barbara Jones, Gloria Galassi. FOURTH ROW: John Gardner, Graham Morey Harold Carlson, Don Graham, Joseph Meagor, Bob Boland, Dave Cahlander, Jackie Prigmore, Jackie Miller: Shirley Harris, Ves Nolan, Don Kilgore, Jack Regalia.

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G. A. A. SPRING COUNCIL f ww? ffymfig FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Hilden, Merle Ensler ' Donna Mountz, Linda Signorelli, Jo Ann Hendricks, Mary fig' Jane Mallett, Ruth Simpson, Ann Sears. SECOND ROW: i 5' X' 2,2 Marjorie Mangus, Barbara Levin, Judy Smith, Mary Linder- Q ' X 7117A-f mall, Barbara RllhY, Linda Brooks. sywadeix At the beginning of the spring semester, the G.A.A. blossomed out with its new spring officers to set what is hoped will be a precedent in playdays, for on April 26, Drake played host at its first NBL. playday. Officers for the spring term included: .lo Hendricks, replacing Linda Brooks as presidentg Merle Ensler. taking over the office of secretary-treasurer vacated by Sue Smithg Mary .lane Mallett, who succeeded Juanita Rogers in the office of recording secretaryg and Barbara Levin, who fulfilled the duties of program chairman for a second term. Sports offered during the spring semester were: volleyball, under Barbara Ruby and Ruth Simpsong basketball, headed by .ludy Smith and Donna Mountzg bowling, directed by Linda Signorelli and Marjorie Mangusg and swimming, managed by Joan Hilden. The G.A.A. again attended many playdays and ended a well-rounded year with its Awards and Installation Dinner on June 6.