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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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A955 mum A M JUAN Momw Managers SANDRA MAXWELL BHAAYAGER SELMO ' CALIFIIIANIA The 55 Bucconeer wos on dreolm thot we drew We needed lots of help to mcnke It come true So come on' Toke o bow you bock stoge crew' The stott s forever indebted to you University Supply ond Equipment Compony S K Smuth Compony Hol Motson Photographers Mrs Agnes Coombe The odmlnstrotlon toculty ond students of Droke 1 I , . I . . 1 I xr. Table ot Contents fam aafkfiftf Dedrcatron Admrmstratron Classes Student Government Actrvrtres orts Sensor Farewell 36 I I 6 A .,,.. .,. . ,,, Q 5 3 .g...- :ew..2.- ' .. Fsstma - -2- aff? Kwai 1 V . si f :Qw est . - 'fin ' , s A , 4 sf 4s.',,45,, 4 , 'wfgill ' . ' 2,5 ,v,. !.:., 3. ... -' ' ,..,. t V M .sfo -. .IEP ----f f ' is 5 asvrrsi-frfimwxi f' W 'I' ergeziiagzgvf Smear . I , Pr' zuczpalk M 655, dy c om Qe. ' an x Wm 0' Qoiwwg, We 0K 'Voz oxswt seefms to 5 sodwx secwtwg. 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Me oqmewes Wow, www Ap V:e1s'WHq,e vs YN .pm w do mowq. 4 Wie M1Q0VMo'fv -caMz.e Wm we ne mm Mowefff e 'W wQ,Q0Ne ogg Mug, MSM ox e Weeds donei' Qwaoybf Nissen mv I- Gitis ' Kliorvllll dwtl ' Wc9'Pl'in cipgl MR s routlla W QRU M District Superinterlilent cfs First row, left to School Board right: Wallace Hayes, Alice P. Ehl en, Edmund J Thomas, Jr. Second row: Howard l. McGill, William B. Lewis. 9 ...MJ 9 gflfllffy 4 If, - I MRS. EVELYN AIRTH MR. MARTIN AAHL YV MRS. ELSIE MEAGOR Woodshop Metal Shop MR. WALLACE ANDREWS Counselor Malhemaiics MR. ROBERT BROOKS Meial Shop MR. HARRY BELGRADE English MR. CLIFFORD BUNDS Chemistry Physics MR. ARTHUR CHAPMAN Problems in American Democracy MRS. AGNES COOMBE U. S. History Psychology MRS. JULIE CRAWFORD Mathematics MR. PAUL DALY Mechanical Drawing MISS JEAN BURNS Physical Educafion MR. MERRILL CONVIS English California History MR. CHARLES DOLL Woodshop CORSON Educaiion MR. WILLIAM EDICK Science I MRS. GERTRUDE ADAMS MRS. AILEEN VEBLEN MISS TANNETTE .IALOFF English MISS ELIZABETH HARPER Latin Spanish MR. HERMAN GRAVES Studem Finance General Business MR. THOMAS EDWARDS Mathematics MR. F. ALBERT JUCH French MR. MICHAEL LOPEZ Spanish MR. ROBERT KUEHNL Journalism English MRS. BRUNA KASTELIC Twins MR. CLARENCE JONES World History MR. RICHARD HART U. S. Hisfory MR. CLETUS GRAVES Biology MR. HOWARD GLANDON Mafhemavics Photography MR. ROBERT FITZHENRY Physical Educafion MR. LEONARD FITZGERALD Ap lied Ari i . , If 5 .Z MRS. LILLIAN POHLMANN MRS. LILLIAN POFIL Library Miss GWENMAR POWJELL Mas. MARY SYDNEY THOMPSON Co,,,,,,,,,, Shorthand MRS. GRACE NELSON English MR. W. KEITH MocNAB Chsmisfry MR. JOHN MCGLYNN English MR. PHILO MCCULLEY Counselor Work Experience MR. MILES MCCOLM English Spanish 12 Art MRS. MURIEL MCCRUM Mothemofics Girls' Vice-Principal MR. WALLACE MCDONALD MR. ROBERT PRATHER Counselor X Physiology R of A rf AY' . Cy YL . R I MISS EUNICE READER Counselor MISS FRANCES PARKS Counselor U. S. History Dromo English MRS. JANET MQCAULEY Physical Educofion l MR. ROBERT MAHER I .W ISS JEANNE RENETZKY Nurse MISS ANN ROTH Homemaking MR. CHARLES SIMONDS World Hisfory MRS. ARLENE TODA Bookkeeping Shorthand R. C. Hoetger, E. Cook. M. Lopes, J. Souza. MR. ROBERT ROBB Audio-Visual Driver Training MR. ROBERT TROPPMANN Physical Education MRS. ANNIE BETH WATSON Oral English MR. MORRIS SHEPHERD MRS. MURIEL MCCRUM ' MRS. LOUISE DAUSSE MRS. LELA SMODENE Mathematics English MRS. IDA TRACY DR. RAMONA WALLACE Psychologist MISS MARDYS WHITEMAN English Physical Education MR. ARTHUR WIGELL Music 5 me-5 MRS. MARGARET YOUNG Homemaking I3 if 9 U f Q F Q '13 4' N e b -:.,,.M' j gf' X my UN 0: 1,. J ,. . . QM A GLR ES 48 'R ww M2245 wwf aff 'Nia ffm 'bwg wi by ,pf mm . 2 y P' I t is ff 5 ' , - , - F I 3 at ,A - 4 b V 1 g A ' 1 5 Q il fa- Q A '5 1 ,V wig 5:-9 5 4 X ,ya L 12 - ff' W gi gg gf! 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David Ralph Adams Robert Craig Alberigi Bruce Shepard Alexander David Ellsworth Allen Benjamin Martin Anixter Barbara Aileen Archer Suzanne Hermione Arian Peggy Jo Ashlock Karl Eugene Aube Milton Robert Barnes Carolyn Ann Louise Beins Elizabeth Belcher Jack Henry Benjamin Edmond David Bertrand Rose Anne Bernhardy Joyce Birse Judith Ann Biss Diane Marjorie Bevans Lawrence Aaron Bilderback Penelope Pearl Blackfield Barbara Joy Bloom Robert James Boland Robert Eugene Borzone Robert John Bosonko Marvin Harold Braden Thomas Runnels Brown Bruce Miles Burgess Richard John Cady 99 George Eugene Davis 44? . f Raymond Louis Dallara Jacquelyn Lorraine Daubin Patty Ann Dausse Donald Glardon Davis Robert Francis Davis Edward Marry Cain Geraldine Bernice Calkins Vadim George Canby La Lonnie Arthrece Carmichael James Casey Leon Victor Castagnoli Mary Louise Caton Herman Peter Chiappetta Arthur James Chilberg Barbara Ann Christie Diane Alwine Cima Donald Murray Cockburn Mary Louise Coleman Steven Alfred Colen Melinda Isabelle Cook Donald Richard Cordy Marilyn Fern Covell Janet Marguerite Cresci Raymond Crist Terrence Edward Culbertson William Ross Cuneo Carolyn Helen Czerny The senior year of the Class of 1955 was a very active one--- 2l Debora Ann Dean Senior pictures, football and basketball games and dances. xl-, , J . -14 J rf li - 2 . 1, xl' Q J r, Y. WV 1 ,DI nf., -I XL! I, U J W YQ, -,1 i S 1 ,fy A y .r ,Q 'V , 1 L L , MJ V V li if r , l .' ,L l ' f lr J 1 41 'Lf . A gf ' N ' ,M I -af l, , , ,Ju , :KVI W , 1 , I 0 Z, A, L A L: ,Vp ,wi fl 'X 1' f M, I 1 Try N Nl ff N L ff' lf! L if' if ft f . iw fe J A W A T fifbw VAL! Vivienne Delay bfi!! Joseph Domenic Dentoni Nola May Dibben A Kendall Lochridge Dinwiddie J., L Joseph Kenyon Domer - Zqps if 4,1-274 H ,L L l C., y, ' E K L L , tie A X, Roger Lee Domer of Roy Domke X , Daniel Gilbert Drath ' QQ I, Leroy Alphonse Dufault if J .-Lf ,f .Lvl Al I li ,! H ,e 4. if J. me 'L Gary Vincent Dye Nancy Susan Edwards .lon Bett Erickson N Edith Marie Eskenberry I Steward Wren Eskridge N r L ' ' fx -rr ze X i .- X-J .w,. Joan Loretta Estby ' Dolores Claire Estudillo Earl Cahling Farnsworth If 6 Shirley Mourene Farrin Robert Manon Farris X Charles Alfred Finnila Q' Moy Sime Fong Shirley Jane Foppiani Peter Alan Forrester Thomas Lee Forster Gail Catherine Foster Norman Horvie Freed Robert Leland Frenkle As the years progressed, our activities gained momentum--- Walter Morlan Frye Beatrice Meyer Fust Elaine Anne Gaetien James Edward Geer Carol Anne Girot Harry Edmond Glavin lin? Eleanor Joyce Gordo Karl Elliot Graupner George Avery Gray James Brendan Greer William Scott Gregory Carol Anita Andersen Susan Jane Hale Richard Carroll Hamilton Helen Victoria Harcourt Joyce Kalkwarf Harding Philip Darling Harriman Avon Loretta Harris Gail Elizabeth Harris Marlyn Anne Hartley Robert Thomas Hazeltine Edward John Hilden James Calvin Hobart June Holaday Beverly Adelle Holt Robert James Holton Valora Ruth Hooper Mary Louise Hosmer The term play and the Junior-Senior picnic Creighton Darryl Hughes Lavada Delores Hunt Donald Joseph Jensen Paula Patricia Johns VK . -Zi Patricia Johnson ' U Q' i - William Donald Johnson Robert Alan Johnston Carole Avis Jones Carolyn Jones Q V1 eww? gi C. Ruth Elizabeth Johnson 'El f 4' .,,. , L , ji! Jae: 15: f ' as ,H Q X, V if I: K F r , Stephen James Jones Warren Richard Jones Shirleigh Helen Jordan Paulo Elaine Keever Patricia Joan Keilholtz Gregory Keller Michael Festus King Samuel Curtis Klopstock III Warren Manuel Kossub Lorraine Andrews Kraft Ann Margaret Kulmann Kenneth Talbott La Boube Janet Loretta Laster Alba Adelaide Lavino Rodney Earl Levin Lois Marilyn Levy Eugene Richard Lewis Joy Mariette Lewis E, . The Senior Banquet and the fabulous Senior Ball. 9,8 Q- ! I M1 , if - 4 . enrol 1 Q, e, ,. , Stanley Vere Lewis, Jr. Shirley Jean Lloyd Wayne Jack Lindsay Kenneth William Loskot Ronald Dudley McCamish Paula Mary McCord Patricia Ann McCormack Joseph Owen McGrath Marilyn Sarah McHenry Gerald Duncan McKinnon Charle s Fell MacGawan Carol Annette Maiesky Janette Elaine Mallette Linda Louise Nnndler Barbara Anne Mani Janet Kelly Willard Dale Marshall Joan Louise Matischek Sandra Pilar Maxwell Joseph Charles Meagor, Jr. James Barry Menlave Richard Neil Merritt Michael Laurence Mery Raymond Andrew Micheletti Joan Moffet Gordon Edward Moldt Virginia Teresa Molinari Lawrence R. Monestier Then came the climax of four unforgettable years--- lf, I fljjisvy Leland Earl Moon o f Q Marylyn Gaul Morello fl' ' Jean Harriet Iloney Earlene Ma 'e Young Donald ctor Nielsen Clar ence Joseph Nunes Arthur Arnold Olden Peter Paolino Joyce Irene Pape David Allen Parle Pamela Suzanne Patton Robert Miller Paulist Kathryn Roberta Pauly Thomas George Phillips fi Georg K ' lr A Hz ,. ggi i FN 1. 'sf ff 1: o vp 5, 3 x 1 Vincent Gerrold Phillips Laurence David Porter Jerald Francis Paulson Margaret Ann Probert Joan Alice Procter Marshall Stuart Proschold Anthony Damloff Rader Louis Baxley Rambke Earl Jordan Ramponi Shirley Leah Randall Clair LaVaughn Reinhardt Louis Francis Ricci, Jr. VIL Alvan Eugene Rinker Edith Lorraine Robbins Robert Allen Robinette Robert William Rosenhahn Anna Louise Rouder W0 ne Victor Rubin Y Joan Ruth Ruby I gi f 1 Wy,J,fp'l 1 slim W. V ms Carl Gunter Nehm Bonnie Lou Ryder Robert Lee Santori Donald William Schwartz ' James Roy Settles A Janice Esther Settles V ai dhfzflx 'f,Vf4L c tw U I 2 'H , V Sharon Lee Shafer Joi K Joyce Darlene Shawver , . F 4 . R fbffj Myrna Gayle Shawver 6 Deanne ea Sherman .lwffi ep- ft- W? N ' f. , . Y , A I, U 1 W i,,MMv ' X12 if . . any Lf? I ' V - n l KF Charles Shipley J if C5 X ,VJ 91 ' L? l 'J LP by N f 5 . I A51 , L lf XYQSXFO c Qf Judy Ellen Simmons Nancy Joan Simons James Franklin Sleezer Carole Grace Sloat is ff' 'K'- 3 Janet Alice Smith Donald James Soldavini Mary Elizabeth Spalding GRADUATION! Susan Jane Spalding Gino Joseph Stephani William Allen Stephan .,.. . J , 1 Al 495 5 7 5 ... ,, l' A 'I ' ,fa I cll 6 fr' Z, 'Bi Charles Robin Stevenson Hoist the sails! Cast off! ii if W Trel lys Mae Stewart 353 ' I Feodor Strati latoff . ' ,ri , .. lt A 5 homos Sydney Swan, Jr. Marjorie Carola Sword onna Carol Sweetlond ,pe 32 m e ,WW M9 wwffg 157 I I Dorothy Gay Tannyhill , Emily Josephine Terradas yy ' . Norman J. Taylor William Marston Taylor, Jr. M w A. Keith Thompson ff, r Fi Richard Daniel Thompson Peter McLaren Thornton William Frederick Toepfer , P K Robert Hamilton Trumbull 5 Dorothy Moe Trumbly Norman Peter Tyson Nita Arlene Van Koevering Sandra Van Schaick Anita Louise Vieites Larry Allen Vivier 2' Sara Margaret Voigt Shirley Elaine Wachsmon Patricia .lo Wagner Agnes Marie Woldbillig Margaret Ann Waldie Shirley Ruth Walker .leonne Marsha Walling df' , El o e h b n. , V .X - 0, , W V SM X Cl-fb ffliq I PJ y N 1 jk fgro K Oqfvlf UW-D K V0 C-SLNJJA Off L, 1. ,J-7 ,til f N JJ A l , J I, l U 5 , l A DX? J wkjcuvis? My GL v Shirley Jean Webster James Todd Weems Katherine Barbara Weitzman Gloria Swain Westphal Leslie Ann Weyrough Thomas Almon Wheeler Stewart Andrew White Edward Eugene Wiggins David Kenly Williams Doris Mae Williams Keith George Williams Sidney Phillip Williams FG Mabel Marilyn Wilson Stanley Norman Wisnes James Clark Woods William Forrest Yager Carolee Zimmerman Ladeane Zumwalt -QI Russell Edward Walsh William Charles Walsh Norine Beatrice Webb ,W eq 5,- .,-.a S- 'EE if QW' Kenneth Kerr 30 5. E I Joan Grunl if g, en ll Stanley Clayton Destiny GAIL FOSTER Tl'-wwe JOYCE PAYE sionegroplier NORMAN FREED Law QAVE PARLE Mun: BOB FRENKEL Mechanical Design pE1'E IJAQUNQ Teuche, WALTER FRYE Mechanics pAM pA1'10N Srenogmphe, ELAINE GAETIEN Mefrlwr-dlwls sos PAuLIsT Soufhsrn Poeilr oilroorl JIM GEER Chemical Research goggy pAULy 5,c,,,u,y MARRY GLAVIN Pharmacology 10M pHILLIp5 gadw AL GIDDINGS Mm-nu VINCENT PHILLIPS Pi of CAROL GIROT Orwrwllvrlul Therapy LARRY PORTER Isneineee Eireeoiive TED GRAUPNER Asr-wlwre JERRY POuLsON Electrical Engineer GEORGE GRAY ACTOI' MARGARET PROBERT Human Relations Counseling Journalism JIM GREER Engineer JOAN PROCYER GEORGE HAIGH Archeology DAYLE PURDOM Teacher RALPH ADAMS New SUE HALE univerrily of Colrfornro EARL RAMPQNI Ami, gi5EA::EgrLGl lnzzzfxx En In HELEN HARCOURY Physical Therapy SHIRLEY RANDALL CAROL ANDERSEN A rl USE d PHIL HARRIMAN Noeleor Pnynee LA vAuGHN REINH BENH ANIXTER E ' 'WUT EH AVON HARRIS Occupational Theropin Louis Ricci lig,rnr,e.,q 9 '9 GAIL HARRIS Social Work EDITH ROBBINS BRUCE ALEXANDER Mlllfary Sclence MARVLN HAR-ny Cosmewlogy BOB ROSENHAHN RARRARA ARCHER E Y T 'l ' TOM HAZELTINE aoeineee ANNA RouDER Secrefary 'EGG' ASNE'-'CR M 'G9' ED HILDEN Forestry GEORGE RUSSELL RARE AURE NEW C JUNE HOLADAY Coslume Dengn WAYNE RusIN ROB RARNE5 'Y vALORA HOOPER Office worlr BONNIE RVDER 'ARR' EASRETT 'R E ' BEVERLY HOLT soeineei JOAN RUBY unnrereny of Colorado EAROUN RE'N5 H 'Y T MARY I-IOsMER seerelery Lola SANTORI Airplone Meelionre REYSY BEWHER 'A E 'l '9 CREIGHTON HUGHES College of Morin DON SCHWARTZ Doeler 'AER BE 'JAM M ' PAuLA JOHNS Iloeineei JIM sETTLEs Inoinlnol Deergn D'ANE 'EVANS 5'E 'R'Y CAROLE JONES Psychology JAN sETTLEs roelnon Design LARRY R -DERBACR R 'l 9 CAROlYN JONES College of Morin SHARON SHAEER Mornoge JOYCE RIRSE l Y T'f'f DICK JONES Medicine JOYCE SHAWVER seerelory JUDY B'55 C0 0'09Y sTEvE JONES Animal Husbandry MYRNA SMAWVER Office Clerk PENNY RLACREIEI-D l0U l llf ' PAT JOHNSON Deniol Hygiene PRED SHIRLEY Engineer BARBARA BLOOM Yfl Yl 'PY WILLIAM JOHNSON Forestry NANCY SIMONS aio-eliernierry HAROED RRADEN M 'i ' Bi '9Y sos JOHNSTON Lurnberiack Foreman JIM SLEEZER Navy TOM BROWN E'o ' CUREI' JOYCE KALKwARr College of Morin CAROLE sLOAT Legol Secrelnry ED BERTRAND FRI' and Gum' PAT KEILHOLTz Nurse JAN SMITH Airline Stewardexs BOB ROSANRO CWIOQY JANET KELLY Teacher DON soLDAvINI College of Morin BRUCE BURGE55 COURSE SEAEREE TNEBE' IIARIIAILA KING Ballroom Doneing Teacher MARY SPALDING Teacher DICK CADY CBIIEUE of Moflfl MIKE KING Mechanical Engineer SUE SPALDING Nurse JCR' CAIRINS Fclhlon BEIIQHIDH SAM KLOPSTOCK Engineer CHUCK sTEvENsON Art in TV VADIM CANBV I-W WARREN Kossuls College of Morin BILL STEPHAN Phoiogruphy LAI-ONNIE CARMICHAEL Rvllflm LORRAINE KRAPT UCLA TRELLYS STEWART Beaufy Operolor JIM CASEY F0 I Y Ellslllw ANN KULMANN Beauty operolei ROSE IIERNHARDY STOKE I-loinewife I-CON CASTACINOU Wlwlewlf BPM KEN LAIIOUIIE Nursery Owner TOM SWAN Radio Announcer PETE CHIAREETTA COIIEQE of Moflfl JANET LAsTER Joiirnoliein MARJORIE swARD Nurse JIM CHILBERG College of Mvflrl ALBA LAVINO Teacher DONNA SWEETLAND College of Morin BARBARA CHRISTIE Seffelvfivl WWII Lols LEVY Teacher DOROTHY TANNYHILL Social worlier DIANE CIMA Advwlflns Af' ROD LEVIN Sport Shir? Manufaclurer EMMY TARRADAS Teacher STAN CLAYTON Mvflflfm EUGENE LEWIS Proleoiion Social Worll IIILL TAYLOR Phalographer DON COCKBURN Bcfllvlwll C0001 JOY LEWIS Teacher DICK THOMPSON Mechanic STEVE COLEN PI-owe'-:PI-if Relvll Selling STAN LEWIS College of Marin KEITH THOMPSON Highway Patrol MARY COLEMAN Nvrw WAYNE LINDSAY Building conlroeior PETER THORNTON College of Marin MELINDA COOK Bookkeeping JEAN LLOYD Seerelury sos TRUMBULL Drornoiiee DON CORDV Cvllvse of MPIIII KEN LOSKOT Engineer DOROTHY TRuMIaLY Business MARILYN COVELL PSP-10 Twrllef CHARLES MACC-OWEN Navy NORMAN YYSON Merlieine RAY CRIST Rvllwdd El 'TT'O LINDA MANDLER Medical Secretary SANDRA VAN SCHAICK Denlol Hygien BII-L CUNEO NGYY BARBARA MANI Reelio, TV Commercials ANITA vlEITEs aueineee Teacher CAROLYN CZERNV Wvil-r DALE MARSHALL Novol Officer SARA VOIGT Hislory Teacher RAY DALLARA lflduflrlul AIII Ter-Ellef JOAN MATIsCI-IEK Davis SHIRLEY WACHSMAN Niirre PATTI DAUSSE Swevorr SANDIE MAXWELL Primary Teacher PATTY wAGNER Ofliee Work DON DAVIS Lumber Sulwlwfl PAULA MCCORD Polifical Science MARGARET WALDIE Social Welfare GEORGE DAVIS Fish wld Gvme JOE MCGRATH Bookkeeping SHIRLEY WALKER Model sou DAVIS College of Morin SALLY MCHENRY Psychological Work AGNES WALDBILLIG Coinrnereiol Aniii KEN DINWIDDIE Nuclear Cllemillrr GERRY MCKINNON Elecfricol Engineer JEANN5 WALLING College of Marin DEBBY DEAN Psychology J. C, MEAGOR English Teacher NORINE WEBB Secretary NOLA DIBBEN Business JIM MENLOVE Chemical Eflslneel SHIRLEY WEBSTER Merchandising KEN DOMER Bvlrlwr DICK MERRITT Healing ond Sheef Melal GLQIILA WESTPHAL TV Ploywrile Office Work Housewife Radio Tecnlclan Nallorlal Guard College of Marin Santa Barbara College h KATHERINE WEITZMAN Teacher ROY DOMKE Indimrinl Engineer MIKE MERV Teeie er DAN DRATH Elecfricol Engineer RAY MICHELETTI Television PAY WEYROUGH Bacieriolagy JON ERICKSON Geology JOAN MOPFET Arliev TOM WHEELER College of Morin E-DEE ESKENBERRV Busirlexs Career GORDQN MOLDT Building Contraclor ANDY WHITE Doctor EARL FARNSWORTH Drayoge VIRGINIA MOLINARI Soeinl Science Teacher ED WLGGLNS Tpuglr Driver SHIRLEY FARRIN Slelwslwpllfl LARRY MONESTIER Business PHIL WILLIAMS Engineer BOB FARRIS Agricvlfure BERNARD MO E SHIRLEY FOPPIANI Bank Aceounlanl MARYLN MQRELLO Slenngrapher JIM WOODS Engineer CHARLES FINNILA Eleclronie Engineer JEAN MLILLQNEY Nurse BILL YAGER Civil Engineer NTBRIAND MOCTTOTIIC STANLEY WISNES Mechanical Engineer CARL NEHM Muxlcldn EARLEENE YOUNG Secrefury MOY FONG serine.. - PETE PORRESTER Phorrnoeelegy DON NIELSEN Reed Cerlslrucliofl CAROLEE ZIMMERMAN College of Morin IW L TOM FORSTER AlTlCUl'U'e CLARENCE NUNES Rancher LADDIE ZUMWALT soeio or ARL-JT College of Marin fs...- Hlass J-llstory On September 11 1951 Str Francr: Drake Hzgh School opened her golden door: of educatzon A: her f1r:t fre:hman cla:: we had the opportunzty and przvzlege of :eezng the progre::rve growth of our htgh :chool Upon the keel of tradttzon: and :tandard: that Make McCone and JoAnn Meredrth our rr:t Student Body Preudent: e:tabl1:hed we have :een a :ound hull arr:e a hull compo:ed of hard work determznatzon :port:man:h1p and mo:t o all :ptrtt When Drake 1r:t opened the :en1or: were a: green a: we were rt wa: not unu:ual to :ee a hzgh and mzghty :enror a:kzng drrectzon: from a lowly re:hman How we cheered at tho:e rallte: held on the gym roo f Our ftrxt REAL rally wa: a :peczal occa:1on wrth Armand Grrard entertaznzng u: we dtdnt mrnd :zttzng on the hard hard floor of the grrl: gym The golfer: brought home Drake: fmt NBL champtomhzp whale the B hoop:ter: added an other vzctory pennant The zr:t dance of the year wa: the Wztche: Waltz whrch wa: held rn the ltbrary Our fre:hman dance the Fro:h Frolrc enyoyed a tremendou: :ucce:: The :enror The:ptan: made therr debut zn Ptnk Magzc followed tn the :przng by the thrzller dzller Nzght Mu:t Fall The Sprzng Concert Open Hou:e the dedrcatron o Drake and the Sprtng Carntval completed the actrvme: o Drake: fzrft year Our :ophomore year wa: a tzme of znnovatzon: at Drake Mr Allt:on replaced the prrn ctpal Mr Carl1:le who became Superrntendent of School: Tony Barley our prexy ho:ted the NBL Student Leader: Con erence whtch wa: held at Drake for the 1r:t trme Wrshbone Whrrl held rn November wa: the :ophomore: contrzbutron to the :parklzng dance program Slave Day and the Letterman GAA ba:ketball game were r1otou:ly funny a: wa: Harvey the term play And who could orget our champ1on:h1p var:zty ba:ketball team? Introduced durrng 1953 wa: the f1r:t PTA Varzety Show Fun at the Czrcu: And do you remember the program: we had that year Cal Tyader Vernon Alley Stan W1l:on San Franct:co State: :how? In May nearzng the end of an eventful year we elected Bob Yzm a: Student Body Preudent for the all term when we would be upper cla::men Our yunzor year wa: a btg one Wzth the help of Prrate Pete Drake: new maxcot and hz: :pmt bol:ter1ng antrc: the ootball team won the county ootball trophy a ter a trtumphant game over Tam When our cla:: rrng: arrzved remember how we :tuck them under every body: no:e: to be admtred? A Ntght of Televmon the yunzor rally wa: one o the be:t rallte: that year The long hour: o care ully planned work certatnly pard bzg dzvzdend: rn entertaznment Wfhtle we re on the :ubyect o rallze: remember when Dave Brubeck played o Drake? May wa: the date o Drake: fabulou: fzr:t of campu: Iunror Prom Symphony tn the Star: whzch wa: held at Bermuda Palm: That :prtng rn addttron to danczng long and loud at our prom we gorged our :tomach: at the Iunzor Senzor Prcnzc cheered lu:trly at the Letterman Faculty ba:ketball game and applauded heartzly for the actor: tn Stage Door A :oon a: the Cla:: of 1954 graduated all the :enror: to be da:hed madly to try to be the f1r:t to :tt on the Senror Bench Our :enror year had arrrved at la:t' From the very begznmng we were caught sn the flurry o acttvttze: whzch would contznue unttl lune Srmle at the brrdre How many an nouncement: :hould I order? 2x2 ?? Thr: bla:ted math te:tf One cold razny mght we :ard goodbye to our football trophy a: we lo:t a heartbreakrng game to Tam Another mr: ortune befell u: before the New Year came The rallze: were ducontrnued later to be re :tored tn February Early rn january Drake ho:ted rt: fzr:t annual ba:ketball tourney and March f1r:t wa: the day we won the unduputed NBL ba:ketball crown The :emor cla:: Kang and Queen rergned over one nzght of the PTA Varzety Show Aprrl May june how tho:e la:t few month: of :chool flew by' Our Heart: Were Young and Gay the term play brought to an end the actzvme: o the year At the Corznthzan Yacht Club where our Senror Ball wa: held we remtnuced about Drake: zr:t our year: and talked of our plan: for the future A: we recezved our diploma: we :ard We ll never forget the people we knew here at Drake or the experzence: we had rn hzgh :chool Goodbye Drake and good luck THE CLASS 1955 0 1 1 1 1 , f 1 , 1 1 1 f 1 - f 1 , . . . . , . . . . , 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' rf 11 1 1 - rr ' 1 11 - 1 1 ' ' 11 ' 11 ' . , , . . . . . H . . ,, . . . - . 1 1 U . U . . . f . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , f . . H . . ,, . , . . - . 1 1 - - lr 11 ' 1 1 ' ' ' u ' 11 , . 1 1 1 1, . . ' 1 1 . . . . . , ' 1 1 - 1 f f f . , - , . H . . . ,, . . f ' 1 1 . . , . . . f , f r f 1 A If ' u ' ' ' 1 H . 1 . .. . 1 - 1 1 ' 1 ' ' fr 11 - , . .f I . . - 1 f . . . . . . . ,, . . . ,, ,, . , - 11 re - 11 1 ' . , .. . , f 5 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ef 11 1 1 1 f . 1 . . , . , . . . . H , 1 1 . . . ,, . , , . julfzizf 5 QQ Z 5 X , in 'Wvqf ,1 . , H 'o 5' df 5 umm, ,fb 'iff Y an ns, nik sal ,gmail 1: nl! 'wx I , 2 Bi nm.. r Wm. Pe-of fb- Bert Damner Phyllis Jaegeling Nanci Mulloney Martha Hurlbut Fall President Fall Vice-President Fall Secretary Fall Treasurer The Junior Class of 54-55 had many good opportunities to shine. There were iust enough traditions from the past three years to furnish a guide, and still enough leeway left to give the class room for improvisation. The Junior Class rated high in the P. T. A. Sponsored Mardis Gras Capers. A special effort was made, for the class with the highest number of sales chose the queen and king for the variety show. The sales were handled excellently by Louise Oxtoby, the class treasurer. Who can forget the Junior Prom, held, of all nights, on May, Friday the Thirteenth? Under the combined efforts of Bert Damner, fall class president, and Bob D'Alessio, spring class president, the affair, held for the second time at Bermuda Palms, went off smoothly. The other events, the Junior Cake Sale, the Junior-Senior Tug-of-War, and the Junior-Senior picnic, to name a few, came along in rapid fire order. Yes, the Junior Class had a hand in everything right up to graduation, when the junior flower girls performed in the ceremony. The Junior Class had completed a full and active year. Mr. Thomas Edwards Advisor Bob d'Alessio Spring President Yvonne Esler Spring Vice-President Nancy Daniels Spring Secretary Louise Oxtoby Spring Treasurer as f '5 .rs -Q! Qrmhgmm FIRST ROW left to right J B er S Brler G Buehl M Brooks S Blanch ard L Boragno B Brock B Breyer SECOND ROW J Baker R Cary E Brooks D Burnham G Burton J Bosley D Berg L Booth P Cale H: THIRD ROW H Brogloll D Burmes ter M Proschold J Berthmler D Cady S Camlccza J Bregante B Bolen N It FIRST ROW left to rnghf J Beard S Be N Anthony J Beesley M Batty C Barnes M Angel: SEC OND ROW M Arbum R Benz H A raham J Bayluss G Adler J Allen J Blackfleld THIRD ROW R r er Bonfneld C All n Barry R Adams R Barassn R Baccen 56 34 FIRST ROW left to rnght A Bennett N Damels K Chaney C Cosgrove A Casassa J Cortelyou D Da Cas te o D Dana L Damelson C OND ROW B Casey L Craft D Crouse B Croker N Crowell C Casady B Chamberlain G Collln R Damelson J Cotton THIRD ROW M Colombo M Chadwnck B Collm J Dahlman B Clark E Brooks J Clu meck B Conner B Damner FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Finch Y. Esler, P. Dunnigan, A. Engel, Cl. Eatherton, C. Douthit, F. Fischer, J. Fitzgerald. SECOND ROW: B. Dieck- mann, E. Duncan, G. Eppinger, E. Fischer, A. Dvorak, B. Ferguson, B. Dupont, G. Dehres. THIRD ROW: B. Eling, P. Dubuc, L. Dillon, A. Ellis, A. Dye, B. Del Santo, T. Fenton, G. Dykstra P Flood C L Dunfo d FIRST ROW, left to right M Holsung er P Jaegelmg D Holtz M Hurl but, L Hash, L Horsley S Hendrix SECOND ROW K Kamp J Jacob sen R Hlrsdhler F Hutchings E Holt J Hull L Helmer THIRD ROW M Jarrett, M Hirsch A Holland B Jump M Healey G Irvin, B Jennlson I V 93. ily , A 5 1 as.. A . .www ' FIRST ROW, left to right C Hanson S Gaylord, J Hamilton K Glllls C Garrison, S Gillette B Graham, S Gregg SECOND ROW L Grund houser G Ford T Gromme B Hart Iey R Golyn, J Fotens G Fraser K Gelaltl B Drummond THIRD ROW P Graham, R Gacldunu H Gallnver, P Frank P Dobbins T Dotto R Freet C Gamble M Dunlap P14500 312 QQAN Q , . , . . r . I N y , . V iwg, i , ,L W ivuiv, tr In r f'f le R 1 , , I , . . . I 0 . . I , , . ' . ' , . 3 . . : . - ' u I o I n I n ' I 9 ' I ' I 2 . ', . . : ' Q 1 - .I 4 . I u I Q . 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A L S J A 'cnt :Ag FIRST ROW left to rnght A Mnlanl H Moms B Mason N McWhmney J Montbrlancl C Moeller SECOND ROW C Manchester L Mellana M Moya L Medat S Myner P Murphy THIRD ROW T Mack E Burch J Meeham B Levme J MII Ier R Mattos 'A S E3 19 ww wi FIRST ROW left to right N Keever J Lucldltt N Lyons N Kaufman B Mason M A Massara V Larson R Krug SECOND ROW S Mac Donald P Luddutt S Lee B Keld s J Levy M Lewls G u e TH DROW R May J Keys F Lawrence B Ketron J McGuire H McKenney R Marlcson P Martin If FIRST ROW left to right D Pemnger G Ongaro B Norris R Powers P Porter F Lawrence M Lawrence J Napler M Patterson SECOND ROW B Newton R Nelson R Phelan L Medeot A Neubauer N Parsons C Orglbet, C Patterson, N Mulloney, L Oxtoby, M Payne THIRD ROW A Mclver, K Navas, D Packard, S Payton, M Moya, J Otis, M Nelken J Petrncka, R Pecota 0 1 f 3 5 I :ff Q4 ,pf -g , Q 'A . 3 4 gf ' N 'MSI W I A fr , : . tr 5- A if-,Q I f Y V F F ,gtg , . . , . , - ' f' I . . I - A ,,, D v Q , . , . , . - I en, . , . ' , . 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FIRST ROW, left to right E RICCI M Schlumberger S Purdom S Rat to L Schonwasser K Rawson C Manchester E Schmudt SECOND ROW M Rossman R Ross D Rey nolds J Schulze J Scott N Rug gerr B Purdom M Pollard D Sat terlee THIRD ROW D Schoepf G Steffenson F Sollnsky W Shep B Raudlo D Shanley Straught G Schott B Rlckets FIRST ROW, left torlght B Walclbrl lug P Zable N Townsend J Wa trous R Tracy J Weems H Wall S Worlund SECOND ROW R Wink ler A Wentz J Welch B Twermos G Schafer J Wrlllams THIRD ROW J Tremont V Vondel A Vacccro A Wllluams D Yerlon J Turrletta C Wllllams R Vlctor FIRST ROW left to right G Staple ton R Thomas, Y Shea L Sherry OND ROW M Stevens R Smuth J Tennnson R Tanforan, J Skov, D Rutter THIRD ROW C Stevens K Smith M Simpson C Sugler, J Shupley C Susson 37 A . . 2 . . .I I I I I U 1 , . , . , . I I n . a 2 g I s I a - I e I u I n ' . .I u I Q I Q ' M , Z 4 I - I I I I ' S herd, . ' , . ,l-- . .-A , , ' : . ' I ' ' I ' I J. Tandy, L. Sward, M. Smith. SEC- ,Aff 7 ' I ' . I , I S o . I o Q I ' . ' . : . , I o . I a I I a . I . ' , . ' . ' : . '- . I o I n I o ' I ' I ' I ' I . . : . ' - I ' . I ' I . I . , . ' ' . : . I ' I ' I 0 . ' I ' . I ' . I n D . I 1 . 1 I-TS'1f,vh X I7l'L'5 ,dwg 1 Ig Q 'f 'l lin I 4 , A Bill Snow Zoe Merret Judy Crawford Sue Rouder Fall President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer of 'Mr-- Bull Purcell Roger Boero Sprung President Vice-President 5eC ei0fY Treasure' Mr . Martin Aahl Advisor We can do it, we can do it, we can do it, we canl That yell symbolizes the enthusiasm the sophomore class had for all the activities it took part in. Under the leadership of Fall president Bill Snow and Spring president Bill Purcell, the sophomores gave a marvelous spring donce. No detail of the dance was overlooked by the Class of '57 to make it stand out as one of the best dances in Drake's history. Tripping the light fantastic, however, was nothing new to the sophomores. On alternate Saturday nights many could be seen at the dancing classes sponsored by the P.T.A. The spirit of the upperclassmen-to-be was demonstrated by their large turnout at all the games and other school functions. The numerous clubs and committess at Drake teemed with energetic sophomores reody to help the school in any way they could. Who is there to dis- agree that this year was a big one in the history of this sophomore class? A C g QQLQ N. si Janet Crist Diana Mundt FIRST ROW left to right G Campbell L Burnham K Clancy C Cloccl D But ler L Brear R Brady J Chesnut SEC OND ROW R Brown V Butler S Cof fey S Brown B Boland A Brenemen M Boglw G Bottrnl THIRD ROW B Chamberlain A Boland P Bull G C R Carolan A Candray R Boero FIRST ROW, left to right C Barry J Blasottu S Banfneld J Blllnngs, L Belof M Blackstone C Anderson E Bophste SECOND ROW R Burch R Anderson L Alfmann E Allen R Atkins R Bernt D Adams THIRD ROW M Belknap G Boero H Bell B Anderson B Asbell F Baker G Baldwin B Blumenfeld GG 40 FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Croker, S. Crabb, J. Crawford, J. Crist, C. Detweller, J. de Ronden-pos. SECOND ROW: A. Dolecio, B. De Bisschop, W. Collins, G. Dell'Osso, M. Conners. FIRST ROW left fo right M Fried G Frederick P Edmlsfer,R Falhn,G Fran chum J Evergefhs SECOND ROW J Farnsworth R Frnnula P Erwin B Goff ney J Dufton P Euserlcl-I FIRST ROW left fo right: A. Keller P Jones, M Johnson J. Ingram C. Kane P. Kilion SECOND ROW: R. Johnson J, Hutchins K Klapak K Hein M Ken- nedy L Jones THIRD ROW: C. Killgore L. Jensen N Jamison J Ives K ohn- son FIRST ROW, left to right L Haynes D Har? B Greene G Gordon H Hicks T Hanken,J Hagaln R Hershey SEC OND ROW A Hallor T Jakobsen J Holtemann B Gordon K Hale J Gray R Hendrucks B Glus THIRD ROW B Gordon A Holler A Hausle S Gulle W Howard B Housfon R Hmkson S Hong 41 fl FIRST ROW left to right D Mundi J Murman P Mvller S Muller A Pallcvn 1 Musclo, Z I r P Ml r SECOND ROW L Moorhouse H Marhn I Z Merref A McKinney J Marsh C N son J M I I :ga J Keen TH RD ROW K Maclver J Peoples B Mari an D Lescolleef R Nelson J ape B Parker J Osborn Hnfq nge. - . 4 if Jil' FIRST ROW Ieftto rughf L Lauferwasser M Madsen D Maesfrelh C La Boube J Kendall N Lupormu L Louus SEC OND ROW G Ford B Lozar J L ft wlch M Kossub G Luversage V Logon D Luce THIRD ROW H Klopstock B Mahony B MacKay E LeVan, B Mar gollash B Local: A MacDonald C Landram 1233 FIRST ROW left to right: S. Ralfenbury N. Roberts N. Rayburn C. Proschold E Parsons S. Rouder C. Robinson R. Res- nick. SECOND ROW: J. Reoms L. Ran- . I er . Pirtz J. Roberts . Petri M. Rinlcer A. Ries. THIRD ROW J. Phillips M. Ramsay U. Reynolds R. Powers B. Purcell E. Nelson B.ReynoIds P. Pierce T. Rlcfeffs. FIRST ROW left to rught G Schnver D Sclwoenfeld M Schlag L Schoenfelcl J Shafer E Sllverna B Shaffer S San ford L Samuelsen SECOND ROW D Sassellu D Schrader, C Shoff J Schaf fer K Sather,B Schwarzmann,D Scott D Schoenfeld J Shores C Rupert THIRD ROW C Shores A Rlebelmg D Rodgers G Roclgers,M Rauley W Rook er G Rust, K Klnnamon D Schmudt g,+'5h FIRST ROW left to right: P Wedemeyer V.White,C URen J Wessell A Turn- er S Toffanelli J Ullom M. Vincent K.Westlund. SECOND ROW: B Weems L Tomlinson R Westover, M Young P Wilson P Witter R.Wunner THIRD ROW: B.Yager L Waterman M. Zeller J Wilson R. Trumbull C. Youngclaus D. White, D. Warren, B Winter. fx-WO f Z FIRST ROW left to right T Spam, J Smnth L Smnth S Talbott S Sugerlst R Sslva L Steventon SECOND ROW M Sovulewskl C Sumonds C Tanfora S Susson, J Spacer S Skaggs B Shor tell THIRD ROW F Schell P Talley, R Stevens T Smoot E Spangenberg B Snow, M Thorson 9 rlrr S C Q 41 Zfeslzmcf iii' s , agfggf. viii S? Xflfww, div ,.,,,,,-A .f fn...-di' ,N VT Nw, , , S T Lualan O'Connor Frances Hurlbut L nn Zumwalt Y Lynn Harriman Fall President Fall Vice-President Fall Secretary Fqll Treasurer Mr. Miles McColm Advisor School spirit was certainly present in the Class of '58, Under the leadership of Fall president, Lualan O'Connor and Spring president, Bob Walling, the freshmen at Drake did their best to do the most. They start- ed off with a bang by winning the P.T.A. membership drive and receiving the annual party given for the class recruiting the most members for that organization. One of the reasons for so much frosh spirit was the column the freshmen started which was FOR freshmen, ABOUT freshmen, and BY freshmen . Out of This World, which was one of the best dances of the year, was given for the members of the student body by the freshmen. The cle- corations were symbolic of outer space and were considered excellent by the upper classmen. Everyone agreed that Mr. Wigell's dance band was at its best. Included in the activities of the freshman class were the freshman dance classes given by the P.T.A. which were held on Saturday night, starting in January. The spirit of the freshmen made the year of 1955 the best for everyone. Bob Wal ling Spring President Claire Dupont Spring Vice-President Jocline Johnson Spring Secretary Joan Harris Spring Treasurer 4'..4g..i all 5' -Hg- FIRST ROW left to nghf K Arnoft B Anderson J Basket? S Barossl M Beyer E Black E Anderson B Burch SEC OND ROW J Berryhnll J Alfmonn J B rry D Bellofh B Aker N A en M Berben D Aregger , FIRST ROW, left to rnghf C Coleman B Cushman B Davis C Dotfo M Della Sanhna M Drummond R Denmng J Dlomond SECOND ROW M Colombo D Detfner R Chatham D Clark J Cox B Costa N deRonden pos I : ' r , n , Q ., o . , . , . . : . ' , . , a , . ', . , . Il . , . . 'Ha fer.. ' : . , I ' . f . I ' . I ' I ' . f ' . : . . , . , . , I o I n . FIRST ROW, Ieft to rlght L Francrsco J Farlnsky R Eastwood J Duranto C Dupont C Errckson B Dvorak SEC OND ROW D Ferris G Felckert N Fmney R Forester E Duncan K Dun mgan THIRD ROW G Peterson S Far ber B Ferrari D FrauIey J Foster D Faulkner A Foster Ohhh FIRST ROW Ieft to rnght E Healey J Hahn E Honeyman M Jakobson J Harris L Harriman J Gurley A Ham mond SECOND ROW J Howey F Hurlbut H Hirsch J Jamlson D Huff man S Jagels B HeIImuth E Jensen J Ivancovrch THIRD ROW B Hobdy T Hurtkonn B Jacobsen B Hausle N Harris B Hanson B Hall S H oI ...ei 3 'Wm pw' sw , me I hd' il-Sf FIRST ROW Ieft to right D Griffith P Ga I J GuraI B Gade J Good,K Gerughty A Gregory P Gaffney SEC OND ROW S Garrett G Goodman D Glngrnch E Gibbs D Glambastnanl P Grange J Foster THIRD ROW R Greens felder K Goslnner D Graves R Good B Gallagher J Freeman R Goodro R Glesea nrig 4 EW M 3,1 M ,Y,,,m,. 1,5 ,mm ' .A .-,Aw .. f A-A 2-6 ,,4-5, W 47 FIRST ROW, left to rlght V Meyer P Meyerkamp L Maxwell C Longaker S McMartm D Loftus R Batty SEC OND ROW X Moessmer P Martlnellu A Jaques B Magee A Mnlberg E Demastru i4llnn.L-wee-N-eww 48 FIRST ROW, left t ru t D Joh Kehde J Johnson D Jones M Lee E Landram K Lazar SECOND RO R Kennedy B Lee J Johnson S Lang V Kolon C Johnson THIRD ROW G n T Rarnes B Joslm T Klune Kauer V Kelly R Kemp FIRST ROW, left to rught L Prophet C Petersen L Nuckerson S Moms L O Connor P O Bucl SECOND ROW T OBnen R Lewis C Paul C Pa ne G Merle L OBrnen J Partrudge THIR ROW G Peck R Olden A Perry A Pepe D Lazzaranu F Pfeffer IRST ROW left to rnght G Shafer P chmndt L Quinn D Ryder D Rodgers Schwartz P Schwager M Rattenbury ECOND ROW C Payne D Ray G llva J Post L Slevers N Rayburn Scott J Rooker L Porteous THIRD OW F L R ssel G Ra z ekula G Peck G Schonwasser D arms D Pennlnger 'lx IRST ROW left to rrght J Warmby R llllams L Yates S Younger C Young r L Wlklund M Urlco SECOND ROW D Wllllams B Wless B Wlckersham J hute L Whute H Walker D Webster Vogel THIRD ROW M Watt M oods G Wetland A Wentner B Wall ng S Vongt T Webb K Wessenberg FIRST ROW left to rlght C Stull K Sephan J Thornton P Toepfer G Trot tner S Thlel S Tierney SECOND ROW W Sparks E Tucker E Thompson H Tanforan D Switzer C Toepfer L Smlth THIRD ROW R Thomas R Swan R Skln ner D Slavlch C Stearn M Smlth J Tognaldo M Smnth 49 7' E S 'D N' d'nw,,,e,,1 5 A 5 32 ' F' T5 . fi I M, ? w h MH k x Egg K f 1 iw . ' A 'Tv -il 'i i?l11?, ' ' - A Andy White Q Q , A 3 A J? President wffl x x tlll . A A -A FMP 'X S4125 ,... - . ., Lqddie Zumwqlf t hh Lai' V' e-P esident ,Q I ' f 7 fwfr N 5.1-,Moe V K ll - ..,' I f ' l ' ii fi-gag? X GI-and I ' . ' V- f i. ' i g ,NSecvet ' eg. V lv .:.,. k, sue Spalding Gail Fosfef l Treasurer Yell Leader j 7 Q K 4 'Q Yf pgggg gg , I , iii 7 3 -Mfglzw u, ' gf Fall tudent Body Officers I4 I6 G.A.A. 24 Football OCTOBER l 21 30 10 Crew , Wltches Tam cover unveiled at rall Y Mistletoe Magic 14 JANUARY 7-8 PTA l4 Student l5 Student 27 27-30 31 dinner 26-28 Dodge MARCH Calendar World 22 Students' Dance Meet with Tam at and Honor Crew MA Mardi Gras Capers Show Student Leaders 1 Spring Vacation Carnival trip to Sugar Bowl Dance I3 Junior I4 CSF 20 Spring 21 NCS Sacramento received Our Hearts Were Young and y IO Senior Ball at Corinthian Yacht Club 17 Graduation Term Pla Jim Casey President Dick Cady Vice-President Pat Johnson Secretary Nanci Mul loney Yell Leader Nancy Simons Treasurer Spring Student Body Officers 55 O1 CCN' olcf' n hal 1 Lu cyl -loc xNeSTP obsnfto . ' Bert n9l l G oazmwoll' Rhmdtl while' KOA XN emo to 'e x Snow' . mee 15190 Poldin . Row X ge5S,vsef'Vl ue O D ew nolcger Sebwenkel info, Is there a second to the motion? The Fall Student Body President Downer 0 Shoqer A V Andy White, asked this question many times as the Student Congress and Aube Nt ExecutiveCommitteeapprovedbudgetrequests athletlcawards committees and various school activities Some of the accomplishments of the fall term's legislation were the formation of the Pep Band Committee Drake Broadcasting Club, and Pep Club FIRST ROW, left to right Nancy Simons Mary Spalding Joan Mof fet, Paula McCord Carol Glrot Judy Crawford Zoe Merrut Valerie White, Frances Hurlbut SECOND ROW Mr Shafer Advisor Sally Mc Henry, Lynn Zumwalt Nanci Mulloney Phyllis Jaegellng Sue Rouder Louise Oxtoby, Joan Procter Gaul Harris Martha Hurlbut Gaul Foster Lynn Harriman. THIRD ROW Keith Williams Michael Rossman Charles Finnila, Dave Burmester Norman Freed Jack Benlamun Ken Dnnwuddle Tom Swan, Rod Levin Ken La Boube ABSENTEES Dave Allen Karl Aube, Betsy Belcher swat? Deb fo 6 SFCOJ' Deana ,eff Jo N0 'P 'O , D. r YQQCZ. Benlbigm Coal o 4555472 806D Proc Oncyolflng E5 d G Pot J ln the spring after it had approved the committees, Student Congress re-established ralliesand programswhich had been suspended in December. Student Congress organized the Spring Carnival and aided the P. T. A. with its Variety Show, Mardi Gras Capers, both of which strengthened our treasury. The Executive Committee, although a separate organization, holds ioint meetings with Student Congress. Student body officers, the Judicial chairman, Self-government heads, class presidents, and the Jolly Roger editor make up the executive branch of Drake's government. FIRST ROW, left to right: Gloria Ongaro, Nancy Daniels, Laddie Sum- walt, Joyce Birse, Debby Dean, Joan Proctor, Pam Patton, Sera Ratto, Judy Scott. SECOND ROW: Anna Rouder, Linda Mandler, Sue Hale, Joan Harris, Claire Dupont, Carole Sloat, Diana Mundt, Janet Crist, Louise Oxtoby, Joan Moffet, Paula McCord, Yvonne Esler, Ken LaBoube. THIRD ROW: Dave Burmester, Bob Walling, Wayne Rubin, Gary Boera, Keith Smith, Tom Swan, Tom Brown, Jack Beniamin, Charles Finnila, Bill Yager, Keith Williams. ABSENTEES: Sally McHenry, Jodine Johnson, Nancy Simons, Nanci Mulloney, Dick Cady, AI Giddings. ,vs -,A 1, gs. 4..- I ls ENS' Fall 25' r X, ka x Beniy Anixter Marg Waldie FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. H. C. Graves ladvisorl, Brian Mahony, Mike Zeller, Ed Hilden, C, L. Dunford, Rudi Golyn, Gary Boero, Roger Boero, Earl Welson. SECOND ROW: Todd Cary, Perry Cole, Ben Schwartzmann, Bill Yager, Roy Domke, Dave Allen, Beniy Anixter, Paul Pierce, Roger Greensfelder. THIRD ROW: Bill Asbel, Tom Hazeltine, Arleigh Williams, Bob Frenkel, Bob d'Alessio, Harry Galliver, Mike Moya, .lohn Allen, Dave Shanley, Bert Damner. ABSENTEES: Earl Nelson, Bob Paulist. The Self-Government Committee worked diligently maintaining Drake's high standards and reputation. The committee, headed in the fall by Beniy Anixter and Margaret Waldie, is divided into four groups: smoking l No smoking within sight ofthe school, D, talking l Eyes open and mouths shut during assemblies. l, cutting, and noon patrol C Please pick up the papers. J Because of the new noon parking lot restrictions, a parking lot committee was formed to enforce the new ruling and to see that lunch bags don't 'festoon the parking area. The Self-Government Committee did an excellent iob of enforcing student rulings. FIRST ROW, left to right: Kay Weitzman, Kitty Hale, Barbara Bloom, Sera Ratto, Nancy Parsons, Claire Dupont, Sandy McConnell. SECOND ROW: Moy Fong, Bonnie Ryder, Gloria Westphal, Mary Spalding, Carole Sloat, Sue Spalding, Jane Watrous, Debby Dean. THIRD ROW: Margaret Waldie, Danya Hart, Sammie Sanford, Barbara Greene, Joyce Birse, Nancy Anthony, Gail Harris, Carole Jones, Pat Johnson, Emmy Jo Tarrados, Pat Dausse, H. C. Graves, advisor. FOURTH ROW: Halla Jo Martin, Margie Probert, Nancy McWhinney Pat McCormack, Sandra Van Schaick, June Holaday, Pam Patton, Joan Procter, Laddie Zumwalt, Lauralie Mellana, Lynne Schonwasser ABSENTEES: Judy Milligen, Pat Weyrough. +41 if l l FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Robinette, J. Dufton, B. Da- vis, E. Cain, R. Dallara, P. Forrester, R. West- over, A. Candray, A. Giddings, G. Dye, L. Baskett, A. Dye, N. Tyson, J. Chillberg, J. Greer, B. Yager, E. Hilden, T. Hazeltine. SECOND ROW: B. Stephan, C. Schott, G. Dll'Osso, H. Ingwerson, M. Ramsey, B. Anixter, B. Gaffney, K. LaBoube, J. McGrath, D. Williams, G. Boero, J, Allen, M. King, G. .,,..4-Q Stefani, D. Cockburn, L. Moon, C. Longacker, R. Kelly. THIRD ROW: M. Mery, A. White, R. Levin, K. Al Giddings Navas, D. Ccrdy, R. Domke, D. Allen, R. Crist, V. Canby, B. Anderson, B. Snow, B. d'Alessio, B. Mahoney, P. Harriman, K. Dinwiddie, T. Foster, K. Kamp, B. Cuneo, H, Galliver. The Spring Self-Government Committee underwent a major overhaul. A bill limiting self-government members to seniors only was passed by Student Congress, but was defeated in the student body election. The heads, Debby Dean and Al Giddings, established an especially large committee in the hope that the larger group would be more effective in maintaining order. The commit- tee worked diligently to keep peace and quiet on Drake's campus. FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Peninger, C. Maiesky, E. Robbins, J. Cresci, N. Luporini, G. Schriver, Z, Miller, C. U'Ren, M. Roach, G. Merle, J. Kendall, B. Norris, J. Martin, M. Fong, H, Morris. SECOND ROW: E. Young, A. Rouder, M. Shawver, J. Shawver, J. Good, H. Wall, C. Douthit, R. Resnick, B. Christie, J. Lloyd, L. Harriman, H. Harcourt, J. Mulloney, S, Ensler, J. Billings, E. Tarradas. THIRD ROW: G. Westphal, P. Blackfield, A. Casassa, L. Regalia, T. Stewart, E. Eskenberry, J, Courtelyou, J. Walling, J. Smith, S. Rouder, M. Merle, D. Dean, S. Arian, L. Zumwalt, D. Purdom, S. Gregory, J. Fitzgerald, J. Lasater, E. Gaetien, S. Worlund. FOURTH ROW: G. Ongaro, S. Spalding, M. Spalding, C, Sloat, M. Sward, K. Weitzman, M. Waldie, C. Tanforan, L. Mandler, Z. Merret, A. McKinney, B. Ryder, S. Sanford, D. Mundt, S. Crabb, J. Crist, J. Murman, P. Jones, P. McCord, M. Hosmer, P. Dausse, C. Kane, G. Foster, J. Procter. FIFTH ROW: C. Girot, A. Vieites, P. Weyrough, P. Keilhotz, D v. Delay, P. Ashlofk, M. Hartley, v. Molinari, C. sein., s. McHenry, B. DebbY een Green, J. Crawford, E. Allen, S. Sigerist, P. Patton, J. Holaday, S. Hale, C. Jones, B. Bloom, L. Car- michael, R. Bernhardy, B. Mani. ' sf pring fa -A-5 Q fi 94 if 'av . 1 .- Y--H...- FIRST ROW, left to right: Bonnie Ryder, Gloria Westphal, Sue Ensler, Margaret Brooks, Judy Scott, Debby Dean. SECOND ROW: Bruce Burgess, Don Cockburn, Jim Sleezer, Norman Freed, Jack Dufton, Ron Banfield. The players of football, basketball, and tennis received Student Body recognition as a result of the Awards Committee's work. Led by Norm Freed in the fall, this group supervised the awarding of athletic certificates and blocks to qualified participants in the different sports. Given to the players at a special assembly, these awards are symbols of good sportsmanship, pride, and a iob well done. Distributing, counting, and tallying ballots at each school election are the main duties of the Election-Survey Committee. Headed by Carol Girot in the fall term, this efficient group conducted the elections for fall class officers and the spring student body officers. FIRST ROW, left to right: Helen Harcourt, Marcella Lee, Arlene McKinney, Barbara Greene, Nancy Daniels. SECOND ROW: Li Sword, Elaine Gaetien, Barbara Christi, Jane Beard, Susan Bar- ossi, Mr. Shafer, advisor. THIRD ROW: Nanci Mulloney, Carolyn Beins, Louise Oxtoby, Carol Girot, Anita Vietes, Joyce Birse. AB' SENTEES: Ursula Ippen, Katherine Weitzman, 39 'Joanne Goode. My 1,r ' ., gr . N '- ! L cas. -Q Ji? lf 4. 'My yt k 0 HY .mf ig, p 44' F 5' QL- .,,. A M, Q 21? '1 3 1 54 Fall C :ff s- I FIRST ROW, left to right: Janis Altmann, Susan Younger, Rosina Eastwood, Linda Smith, Mary Hosmer, Carole Jones, Joan Moffet, Barbara Norris, Barbara Breyer. SECOND ROW: Gloria Goodman, Claire Dupont, Sera Ratto, Sandie Maxwell, Diana Mundt, Jane Watrous, Joan Procter, .Ioan Harris. THIRD ROW: Rod Levin, Bill Yager, Pete Edmister, Moreland Stevens, Joe Dahlman, Ken Dinwiddie, Anton Holter, Roger Boero. Yep, you're rightl The Dance Committee doesn't give dancing lessons. Instead it plans, sponsors, and decorates for the many wonderful dances at Drake. The Sock Hop, given by the hep sophomore class, started the year off with a bang, while on Halloween Drakites shimmied at the Witches Wiggle. Half a cent per pound was the admission price of the Letterman dance, Weigh-in-BIues. Mistletoe Magic, sponsor- ed by the Friendship Club, was a turn-about dance held in Decem- ber. The new year started off right with DANCEI , the I. R. C. Dance held at Marin Catholic. Rod Levin and his committee worked incessantly to make all Drake's wonderful dances successful. OUT OF THIS WORLD WITCHES WIGGLE 'P pring Egads and little fishes, a man from Mars! could have been one of the remarks overheard at the frosh dance, Out of This World, the first dance of the spring semester. The Spring Dance Committee led by Anna Rouder helped clubs and classes plan and decorate for their dances. The entire committee put forth all their effort to make the dances the best ever in Drake's history. FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Dausse, Mary Hosmer, Carole Sloat, Barbara Wilsey, Anna Rouder, Jan Smith, Marylyn Morello, Adeene Lawrence, Carolee Zimmerman, June Holaday, Sue Rouder, Pat Miller. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Kendall, Joan Leftwich, Joan Murman, Sue Ensler, Dan Light, Pete Edmister, Arnold Cand- ray, Pete Forrester, Sara Voigt, Pete Witter. THIRD ROW: Rosina Eastwood, Francis Hurlbut, Darlene Jones, Leslie Schoenfeld, Mike Ramsey, Pete Cole, Ron Cox, Marilyn Madsen, Martha Hurlbut, Phyllis Jaegeling, Rudi Golyn. ABSENTEES: Barbara Davis, Sandra Van Schaick, Carol Younger, Laura Zavonsky. e E i CDCBZBD SO cum --5 5211 w , am, 16 : C11 Q ,, ., 4-sv I Q M 1 'if ' -of RST ROW, left to right: Sheridan Lee, Diane Pirtz, Ruth Diefenbach, Carol Patterson, Kay Gillis, Gail Franchini, Gail Campbell, Dorill Ryder, Sue Spalding. SECOND ROW: Mariorie Sward, Nancy Keever, Suzanne Tofanelli, Joy Lewis, Judy Evergettis, Sue Rouder, Gail Harris, Martha Hurlbut, Doyle Purdom, Lynn Zumwalt, Shirley Wachsman, Sara Morris, Nancy Ruggeri, Grace Diefenbach. THIRD ROW: Donya Hart, Lynne Altmann, Marsha Smith, Dorothy Bellotti, Nancy Simons, Claudia Smith, Madelene Holsinger, Helene Miller, LaBerta Lewis, Suewiya Gillette, Ann Hammond, Mary Spalding, Barbara Keldsen, H. C. Graves, advisor, Harriet Morris. FOURTH ROW: Jerome Pape, Jerry Ives, Roy Hendricks, Bob Ketran, Jack Clumeck, Robert Adams, Harold Tanforan. 55535-tl1at's the job of the Budget and Finance Committee, which handles the funds of the student body. Money earned from selling Student Body Cards, magazine subscriptions and tickets and programs at home football and basketball games are the main sources of the schofol's income. Under the able guidance of the fall Student Body Treasurer, Sue Spalding, the treasury continued to grow. Give 'em the ax! A sinister thought isn't it? But thanks to the Interschool Relations Committee whose iob it is to promote better relations among Marin County high schools, this cry is heard only at games and athletic events. lnstituted about seven years ago by Tamalpais and San Rafael high schools, this c-ommittee sponsors a dance each semester. The fall semester dance was held at Marin Catholic in January. DANCE! was the theme, and everyone did iust that! FIRST ROW, left to right: Lualan O'Conner, Sue Spalding Gloria Westphal, Gail Foster. SECOND ROW: Bill Snow, Bob Frenkel, Laddie Zumwalt, Bert Damner, Andy White. 3 if f Q Q 4, .. ,, g tl .rg ' . l 4. fsfxi A .Jo N FIRST ROW left to right Joan Harris, Sara Morris, Larry Dillon, Dave Williams, .lim Geer, Pete Paolino, Bob Young, Bob Adams, Andy White, Kurt Kinnamon, .lack Ives. SECOND ROW: Karen Lazar, Emilita Anderson, Bernice Brown, Margaret Waldie, Mary Spalding, Nancy Simons, Shirley Wachsman, Sue Arian, Gloria Ongaro, Barbara Keldsen, Carol Eatherton, Diana Mundt, Dorothy Belotti. THIRD ROW: Jane Beard, Barbara Christie, Suewiia Gillette, K. B. Weitzman, Virginia Meyer, Ann Hamm-ond, Bonnie Lee, Carol Patterson, Marsha Smith, Louise Oxtoby, Donna Sweetland, Dwain Schrader, Dave Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: Dick Schoepf, Dean Satterlee, Dan Drath, Phil Harriman, Tom Swan, Charles Finnila, Keith Smith, George Corson, Louis Tomlinson, Larry Craft, Harold Tanforan, Jerry Pape, Roy Hendricks, Bill Collin, Keith Williams. ABSENTEES: Dorill Ryder, William Winter, Al Weitz, Walter Frye, Don Sasselli, Carolyn Paul. During the spring semester, the Finance Committee, headed by Nancy Simons, student body treasurer, in addition to drawing up the budget for next year, passed club and committee requisitions. The Spring Carnival was being planned while the group helped produce the Variety Show. The handling of student body finances was deftly polished off by this energetic and spirited committee. The lnterschool Relations Committee, which is composed of the student body officers and class presidents, continued in the spring its fine work of bettering school relations. Campus Notebook a weekly feature in the Independent-Journal, kept the public, as well as the student body, informed on activities of Marin County's four major high schools-Tam, Marin Catholic, San Rafael, and of course, Drake. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob d'Alessio, Tom Hazeltine, Nanci Mulloney, Jim Casey, Nvncy SINOIN, Bill Purcell, Dick Cady. 1 .Y pring xf ,st ,g M ,e ,, if k s . 5 l .,.....4 Wo EQ L05 CD SID 30 gp -.3 Fall - si ,ga is I X I W, X? FIRST ROW, left to right: Laurlie Mellcna, Carole Jones. SECOND ROW, left to right: Beniy Anixter, Bruce Burgess, Bill Purcell. What committee is composed of a chairman, two seniors, a junior and a sophomore? Why, none other than the Supreme Court! fOt Drake, that is lj Better known as the Judicial Council, this committee, under the fall leadership of Bruce Burgess, interpreted cur school constitution and assured the legality of laws passed by Student Congress. The Pep Band, under the leadership of Keith Williams, shows great promise of becoming a traditional organization. Newly instituted this year as a committee, the Pep Band has already helped to increase school spirit by participating at rallies and games. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Wigell, Herb McKenney, Stan Lewis, Dwain Schrader, Kurt Kinnamon Keith Williams. SECOND ROW: Larry Dillon, Dick Schoepf, George Cor son, Bill Collin, Keith Smith, David Schmidt ,fi 5, , A. 4 , . . ' , -5 V 0 .11 xi ll ni '- 7 'Z il,-up 2 l ' Q SONG LEADERS Left to right: Shirley Walker, Martha Hurl- but, Sue Ensler, Lynnea Danielson, Laura- lie Mel lana, Lynne Schonwasser, Sera Ratto. Left to right: Betsy Belcher, Karl Aube, Gail Foster. Absent: Bob Trumbull. spirit! sPiRiTl! SPIRIT!!! was developed by the Rally Committee, headed in the fall by Gail Foster. Fine rallies, spirited yells and songs, and goal posts decorated in green and white were only a few of the activities of this busy committee. Through the help of the Songleaders and Yell Leaders, the singing of our alma mater after each game was made a tradition. Fall FIRST ROW, left to right: Laureen Quinn, Janet Laster, Nellie Woodard, Betsy Belcher, Gail Foster, Laddie Zumwalt, Nancy Parsons, Pat Miller. SECOND ROW: Donna Sweetland, Nanci Mulloney, Pete Witter, Ray Dallara, Karl Aube, Diana Cima, Melinda Cook, Ayala Ries, Mr. Maher, Adviser. if ' 3 S' T 1 1 S5 T ' ,Q X .Q ff s Q-J' f pmt' f ' M 1 .M 2 ly Jw ff? T 5 ...T N all mph WE WONI FIRST ROW, left to right: Nanci Mulloney, Paula Johns, Norine Webb. The Three Cheers under their head, Nanci Mulloney, gave the Rally Committee its oomph. The pre-Volleio rally was so inspirational that the varsity basketball team came home with the league championship. The committee followed up the victory with an impromptu post-game rallythe next day. One of the goals of the Spring Rally Committee was to afford recognition to the spring sports: basketball, swimming, tennis, track, golf, and baseball. Because of the interest and work of the committee, these sports were given the glory they deserved . FIRST ROW, left to right: Lynne Stevenson, Jeanne Walling, Virginia Molinari, Sue Spalding, S Lynne Schonwasser, Norine Webb, Nanci Mulloney, Barbara Bloom, Nancy Keever, Peggy Ash- lock, Marlyn Hartley, E-Dee Eskenberry. SECOND ROW: Laureen Quinn, Carole Cosgrove, Karen Rawson, Alice Casassa, Jean Mulloney, Judy Scott, Nancy Boland, Nancy Parsons, Jan Fitzgerald, Judy Billings, Margo Merle, Sheri Lee, Pat Gaffney, Lynn Francisco, Jo Ann Cortel- you, Mr. Maher, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Dick Cady, Bob Thomas, Janet Beesley, Sharon Worlund, Jane Spicer, Rose Anne Bernhardy, Babs Archer, Bobbie Pauly, Vadim Canby, Reg Carolan, Val Hooper, MaryColeman. ABSENTEES: Paula Johns, Rodnie Thomas, Madeline Holsinger, Jim Greer. be-11 zp. QF' ring 'QU' NJ 4,1 Q- -v Lv .A V V 4' rmsr Row, left to D gt, Q, Y right: Gail Foster, Betsy Belcher, ' Barbara Davis, Laddie Zumwalt, Eleanor Black, Judy Crawford, Joan Chestnut, Francie Hurlbut. SECOND ROW: Tom Jakobsen, Phyllis Jaegeling, Jeri Calkins, Pat McCormack, Carol Coleman, Joan Procter, Nancy Ertman, Kitty Hale, Mr. Maher. THIRD ROW: Phil Wilson, John Bayliss, Bob Frenkel, Jim Settles, Arleigh Williams, Bert Damner, Hal Braden, Dave Burmester, Karl Aube. ABSENTEES: Linda Sherry, Bob Trumbull. Applause resounds throughout the gym in acknowledgment of a well performed program. This fall Drake gave a number ot outstanding assemblies resulting from the work of the Program Committee under the leadership of laddie Zumwalt. The variety show put on by San Francisco State was received with much enthusiasm, as was the Christmas program given by Drake's A Cappella Choir. The juniors' assembly, Music From l900, the first class program of the year, was highly acclaimed by the entire student body. Those posters plastered on the walls around the campus advertising games, dances, and other school activities are provided by the hardworking Publicity Committee. Under Sally McHenry in the fall, the group turned out beautiful posters by the peck, as well as artistic banners telling of Drake's football victories. The Publicity Committee certainly has effective ways of advertising, eh whot?? FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Manchester, Emilita Anderson, Sue Gaylord, Lynette Porteous, Bonnie Lee, Lois Nickerson. SECOND ROW: Pat Johnson, Warren Kossub, Bard Dupont, Charles Simonds, Joan Procter, ABSENTEES: Jack Benjamin, Gayle Biehle, Elaine Duncan, l.-ouis Helmer, Shirleigh Jordan, Sally McHenry, Carolyn Orgibet, Wayne Rubin, Tom Swan, Pat Keilholtz. 'serif ', 'iw 4- -. -.Wie . v , , ,ww 3 FIRST ROW, left to right: Claire Dupont, Carol Tanfaran, Yvonne Esler, Carol Girot, Nanci Mul- loney, Hyale Wall, Dick Cady, Moy Fong, Sue Hale, Jim Greer, Gail Foster, Norman Tyson. SECOND ROW: Jean Levy, Morgee Blackstone Chris Longaker, Al Holter, Gary Boero, Lee Moon, Frank Lawrence, Ray Dallara, Don Cockburn, Jack Clumeck, Gloria Westpahl, Rod Levin, Gary Dye, Mr. Maher, advisor. ABSENTEES: Gail Harris, Sally McHenry, Shirley Walker, Roy Domke, LaLonnie Carmichael. Today we bring you the one, the only . . . -thus begins another of Drake's fabulous programs. The Spring Program Committee, under Dick Cady, helped to plan the programs given by the freshman, sophomore, and iuni-or classes. The College of Pacific orchestra presented an enter- taining musical program later in the spring. School talent was discovered, or rather uncovered, in various other presentations. The climax to a year of some great entertainment was the Senior Farewell, a side-splitting end to a successful year. S-L-U-R-P goes the paint brush as it smooches over a length of butcher paper in the process of becoming a dance poster. The Spring Publicity Committee, headed by Wayne Rubin, was composed of a member of each school organization, as well as the usual sign-ups, so that all the clubs could benefit from the committee's work. Newspaper and radio advertisement was offered in addition to poster publicity. Extensive work was put in on the Variety Show and the many school dances. P-osters by the talented group broke up the monotony of blank gray cement walls as well as ad- vertising coming attractions. FIRST ROW, left to right: Jack Beniamin, Sammie Sanford, Valerie White, Joan Motfet, Marcella Lee, Yvonne Shea, Frances Fischer, Sue Gaylord, Diana Dana, Carol Douthit, Judy Crawford, Linda Smith. SECOND ROW: Lois Nickerson, Joan Diamond, Martha Collin, Bonnie Blackfield, Ann Keller, Carolyn Czerny, Gail Collin, Bonnie Ryder, Carol Andersen, .loan Procter, JoAnn Good. THIRD ROW: Judy Schwartz, Pat Schmidt, Shirley Foppiana, Carrie Beins, Wayne Rubin, Bill Stephan, Louis Helmet, Ben Schwartzmann, Walker Collins, Bill Snow, Lynn Harriman, Joan Ruby. ABSENTEES: Lynette Porteous, Georgie Stapleton, Barbara Breyer, Judy Scott. Shirleigh Jordan, Jom Menlove, Margie Probert Q 6 Qi ret ii' 1' ii ,.., L LQ Q -re- ,,. , , ..- iv 1' , l 'C if ...Q ,Ag . V qgy' As J Y .fha I I Z af' A FIRST ROW, left to right: Moy Fong, Joan Johnson, Judy Hamilton, Barbara Chamberlain, Suewiya Gillette, Carole Sloat. SECOND ROW: Sue Arian, Sammie Sanford, Kay Gillis, Mariorie Sward, Jan Settles, Elaine Gaetien, Emmy Jo Tarradas. THIRD ROW: Roy Hendricks, Walt H-oward, Dave Allen, Don Light, Robert Ross. ABSENTEES: Nancy Boland, Don Cockburn, Jack Foster, Lynn Francisco, Lucianne Ritter, Charles Siegler, Jim Sleezer, Norman Tyson. This year marked the first anniversary of the Public Relations Committee, which was formed in order to improve Drake's relations with the immediate neighborhood. Headed by Dave Allen in the fall, the committee had several cleanup drives after school to rid the surrounding streets of carelessly dropped lunch bags and garbage. The tracking down of neighbors' complaints is another job of this diligent committee. With the coming of spring, Laddie Zumwalt took over the reins of the Public Relations Com' mittee. Neighbors' complaints were virtually stifled after the installation of trash cans in strategic spots along Saunders Avenue. Students who are prone to walk about during lunch hour put their papers in the cans instead of festooning the landscape with them. This committee was one of the most vital and carried out its work carefully and efficiently. FIRST ROW, left to right: Ayala Ries, Gary Schonwasser, Alnea Turner, Ken LaBoube, Laddie Zumwalt, Mel Simpson, Marcella Lee. SECOND ROW: Elena Ricci, William Winter, Sandie Maxwell, Harold Braden, Barbara Norris, Al Edmister, Virginia Molinari. ABSENTEES: Pat Johnson, Dexter McCormack, Alice Milani, Jane Watrous, Roberta Batty Pat Cahill. A 5. X-Q WW iii- lu Hawk? J 13 mai-Mak I?-s all-J f5h ....... Pb 'X QA, xx., F9951 ,- M I ,. . ,sh 91 F' , V I In ' 1 ,g A .V k ?4 K ii Y , kg' A 5? 5? W: 151 Q pf 5, v xvkk M s 6 Lv EE 5 f w i H 1: k pq. , ' W: V, H g . , 5 U, ,Q 7 K W Q4P1f 5 ?a 5 11 - 1 1 , ' -fz -15+ ,H 'S 1 X . ' Gi N Pj 4 , 3 F? 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BM Yoga ' C o Dombe 'lcon Siephdnr lol Bl urles Fmm Mqdienl at n wasSe' Schon ne Tarrddos' L n Errur0Y elldncl l Laurf-the M TH ante 50 Lynnpo arrlmcn Leslie us ue RYderf one Wcuo I oth Bonn r ju Y C esfphd I lef G one Pc' Nl ND RO t Broo Sr Mmgqre A vuse' Cod-n er s a A e uh r s Shdfon Wo' rr! u O e orrue' Mo C o MC 0' paula Boldfld P-nuta Vueulef' Nancy for Gurotf Joan Rub 5 rnSu 0 flbvl e Sword Criggepofgu Malmo Hu of l u Ruggel' 1 Nar1CY Coachl Teaml Pepl Steaml Drake Hugh BUCCANEER teaml Yes, we had the coach and we had the team We were out to prunt a yearbook whuch would be supremel Our coach Mrs Coombe wuth the help of our leaders, Joan Moffet, edutor and Phul Harruman, assustant edutor cheered us to a flyung frnush However we couldn t have done any thung wuthout our team Helen Harcourt, copy edutor Carol Gurot, art edutor Joan Ruby and Bob Holton, sports edutors and Bull Stephan photography edutor Because of theur hard work, along wuth a dufferent process of pruntung our annual us bugger and better than ever before color more pages greater page varuety We can t forget our rootung sectuon consustung of our staff who, wuth all theur energy udentufued f for puctures typed copy, and drew up the pages The enture gang worked hard guvun h our wonderful yearbook the l955 BUCCANEER names energy and spurut to 559' vu? Edutors left to rught Joan Ruby gurls sports CarolGurot S9 art BullStephan photography OV- H el en Harcourt, copy Ab sentees Phul Harruman assust ant edutor Bob Holton, sports Bucc 'Wu -u I u-ul G ' I 5E I' ' ua Y ' Y ug nghh .Y- 'll - .J , c df O ' I . Cl S n b d 1 NXHPY I I . RN X I9 , . H 'W. I ' ' y- . . I C I s uw ent ld' H ' ru 9' ' . . . I f . ' I . '. . . . ccesI took ' , . ' , gteirtime, , ' up 3 . r ' I 'Q T , Se 'OB z ' , i ' XN ' . - - ' - - Joan Moffet, Editor, Mrs. Agnes Coombe, Adviser. x exlgf I buff' ufl T ROW ugh X lvogces E oczge Sw rd left fo Hgh' eil lo 'le bug 9 onsen' Jud ECO ond, O oe re ol 0' ochsrn 'V Bfflr D e x 51 Vs asker 4 Xot Cai ev I VI On 'lg R RQW We I 8 rift omyef oussef M40 od Levin Barber bil. Wow ol wt el l ey R U GN org r Rowxllel rt of' mo Buy a Buccaneer' Only S3 OO now S3 50 after Chrlstmas The chant was heard all over school Under the coachang of the captaln Bull Yager the Buccaneer sales crew steamrolled to vrctory Sellnng yearbooks was the goal Because of the sprrlt the goal was reached wrth ease One of the most Important teams on the Buccaneer roster was the group of ad salesmen Mr McCulley coached Sandy Maxwell and her frne group of players to the mad dash of sellrng advertisements to the many stores In Marm County Through the long hard hours put rn by the team the prrce of the yearbook was kept at a mrnumum Now that the season IS over all the BUCCANEER teams wrsh to thank you the faculty and students for all your flne support We hope you wlll turn often to thus roster and see the score of our successful game rances Hurlbut tgp Buccaneer salesmdn NP ,, 1 i .nn- Sandre Maxwell Mr McCulley Bull Ya ger Mrs Coombe ad and sales managers lr ey W Qchsmo fl foP ad sqjesm oft BT , 'ep Yl . M , . 'H X S C Br k Q l S . i S xN,l 1 O Yl W I ' . N ' Mo C . s, , I EWS W, , Q . - ' 9 0, Y 0 Q 'B ' 5' 0 0 . Q - ' Nl o Y S: K I F 1 -,ect xv g ' , Q X S - 2 Lfry , ' 5 4 R QW R, ' l qw H A 'P A Q x , N! ' 7 1 --,,,.,. , ' . X . -T N I am' -4 I M t 4 f' , . , . Sfff 79 OW I eeye ef fo Burmesre SZCOND is-gh ilhoan Procter Ed Qnef over We W Qrolyn :for L gwd Du T D R Zerny J 'Udo Mandi pon, Jo k Mr C Meo er Susan,-I c Clumeck Bob :Ie nl Aiqse ac Benlofge Nancy olton Poulofu Carol Morph Dave cCOrd C es er Have you ever wondered about the trnals and trubulatlons of those who try to Inform entertaun and upllft you? At Slr Francls Drake you are surrounded by them However the only fool for this that rested solely un the hands of students as the school newspaper the JOLLY ROGER Thus year especially the staff of the JOLLY ROGER has done Its best to let you know more about school actlvr tres and to entertain you The Rest of the World The Coaches Say and Letters to the Edntor were some columns In troduced for the purpose of unformmg you 1095 rsssocwle Eglx-xovon we ue wc wwe NEW J 5 AN C D F M 5-Ar Mr Kuehnl, Advisor piigor, L,ni,!RE FDU-O Joan Proctor, Edrtor Q McCorZMQndler'9S 80 tk Q, .QQ -P iy if K I f . W n 'rl W: - J L I I all, HIR C ' J ' I I . K h. I ,grl JI k ' I l I' B0 5 8 we-eff L n Prog!!-If 1 O 100 CCY Sue Hoe ll SW? on' 090' xml Awe' Gweld B' on C ht M' New 'ver-'W Bo w TO Sw X H to r19 CONQ R 6 -WURD F R51 xkowgan eww' USE vom WCC' Mc el Warren Koss mln k Bama ff,il'llHol'0 loc ff ln the entertainment end a new column This Is Funny? , was introduced and another, Class room News and Mlscues was lengthened In order to guve you a paper wlth that professional polnsh the staff studled extensively most of the mayor newspapers of the nation and topped It off with a trup to the Chronicle The editors chosen on the basus of thelr experience were Sue Hale and Bob Holton assoclate edu tor Linda Mandler news edutor J C Meagor Paula McCord, feature editor and Jack Benlomln sports edutor Joan Procter acted as edltor Ih chief .alll-. Pastmg up Dum mY iii ai 'Q' -iygvft when if -QR fs' A 5.-Tuite 1' ,...n-www QUlLL AND SCROLL Left to rnght Joan Moffet Bob Holton Helen Harcourt Joan Procter S Work Sessnon SP Q Staff rin 3 I Q tk 1 . . 1 i 5 .4 VV ix? 1 A . i V X X 'H aj x , I - ff'-I 'M,,,w ' Jw ' f 'V - do 41s.4,wf3 '5M ' lvl n 1 1 ' A X: X I h Y I . V ' P . I ' J. . Me , flff C X I 1 ' Z ' O 1 RO 1 x ' ' ' na 1 '. - . I I ' n ' n ' u - I I ' If , . . . . . I . . , . . , . . . I . .- I I I - - P I . I We 1 l K an Z V, ' ggi qi ll KN ' W :E K' 6 V 'L I 'X ,' xg et ' I 1 I lll t , as ,N pt Q Q , fe 1 , f . . 1 . K 1 gp g ' K' L I W , I ' , Q I W' , 'J ' ' , '- nk ' Y ' M 1 , N ' A Q emu K D 7 I 1 S K x ,Q ' I ' of' mrs QQ FIRST ROW left to rrght Marcella Lee Helen Harcourt La Lonnle Carmlchael, Jan Beesley Yvonne Esler Sue Crabb Judy Crawtord Barbara Breyer Moy Fong, Nancy Danrels Jane Beard SECOND ROW Mrs Harper adviser Bonme Blackfleld Suewlya Gillette Glona Coodman Joyce Baker, Jacqueline Hendry Elorse Allen Emrlrta Anderson, Ann Hammond Mr Edlck advuser THIRD ROW Ben Anrxter Norm Freed Jrm Geer Dan Drath Phll Harrrman Barbara Graham Carol Cleveland Ken Cleveland Ken Dunwrddle Arnold Candray Pete Edmlster Dave Allen ABSENTEES Penny Blackfueld Barbara Breyer, Bruce Burgess Gardner Baldwrn Margie Blackstone, Sharon Bell Todd Cary Martha Collms Mrke Conners Ken Drnwrddre Charles Frnnrla Barbara Graham Ball Gregory, Tony Gromme Shen Garrett Glona Goodman Gall Harris Bull Hodby Bob Hrrschler George Irwrn Lrnda Kehde Barbara Keldsen Penny Kulran Lols Levy FIRST ROW, left torught Eleanor Black Carol Cleve land Margaret Brooks Janet Beesley Debby Dean Carol Anderson, Penny Blaclcfreld Judy Blackfueld Bonme Blaclcfleld, Gaul Campbell Judy Crawford MargeeBIackstone LaLonnueCarmrchaeI Jane Beard Nancy Danrels Emrlrta Anderson, Barbara Breyer SECOND ROW MnssHarper advfsor Sylvra Banfreld Barbara Davrs MarlanneDella Santrna Margie Beyer RrtaDennrng LarryDearmond Ruth Drefenbach Ellie Allen Sue Crabb Bette Crolcer, Alberta Brennemen BarbaraBroclc ArleenBennett Martha Collrns Clarre Dupont Bernuce Brown, Mr Edrck advrsor THIRD ROW Gerry Adler Bull DeBrsschop Gerald Burton Todd Cary Gary Dykstra Cralg Allen Harlan Barry Phrl Harrrman Mlke Connors Dan Drath Roy Domke RayDalIara Jacl4Benramrn DaveAllen BobcIAlessuo Jack Clumeck George Corson Benly Anrxter AB SENTEES Nancy Anthony Elsa Baptiste, Cleo Barry RoseBernhardy,JoyceBrrse BruceBurgess Paul Calet tr, Arnold Candray Walker Collins Bert Damner Fred Dlercks John Dunlap Joyce Baker, Gardner Baldwrn, JoAnn Berryhull John Dettner 82 ....,-0.4, Scholarship for Servrce as the motto of the Calrfornua Scholarshrp Federa tron Drake s hughest honor socrety contrrbuted to the Seymour Memorrol Awards attended regional and drstruct conventrons earned money for scholarshrps Ilved up to nts motto 'Q 4..- aff ska Vw 4? 1 FIRST ROW left to rrght Roberta Faltrn Carla Errclrson Joan Johnson Karen Gerughty Shar: Garret Sue Ensler Carolyn Kane Glee Luversage Karolyn Klapak Marcella Lee GarlFranchrm Barbara Graham Joy Lewls Ramona Hershey Jeanne Hagaln June Holaday SECOND ROW Frances Fischer Ursula Ippen Moy Fong Jan Frtzgerald, Krtty Hale Alba Lavmo Ann Hammond Joan Harrus, Carolyn Paul Penny Kulran .Ioan Leftwuch Yvonne Esler Sue Hale, Gaul Harris Jan Laster Lrnda Kehde Helen Harcourt THIRD ROW Dave Fong BlIlHodby Chrrs Longaker PhrIHarnman Norm Freed Pete Edmlster Ken LaBoube Paul Flood George Irvrn Ron Funnrla Charles Funnrla Judy Evergettrs Suewnyo Gillette, Glona Goodman Roslyn Krug, Carol Eatherton Karrn Lazar ABSENTEES Barbara Frtz gerald Gaul Foster, Lynn Franclsco, Jum Geer Albert Ellrs John Freeman Steve Gulle Bull Gregory Tony Gromme, Robert Hurschler Joan Hutchrns Barbara Keldsen Shen Lee Lors Levy . 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' 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I I ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f' is ' FIRST ROW left to right Carol Robmson Joan Murman Pat Muller Pam Patton Amta Vleltes Carol Andersen Lauralle Mellana Luclanne Rutter SECOND ROW Duane Pnrtz Lynette Porteous Nancy Sumons Lounse Oxtoby Joan Procter Joan Shafer Ayala Rnes Ellen Schmrdt Carol Patterson THIRD ROW Joan Moffet Charles Slgler Charles Youngclaus Cy Slsson Michael Rossman Barbara Mann Joan Ruby ABSENTEES Elena Rlccl Louns Rlccr Bob Ross Charles Slmonds Don Schwartz Mel Simpson Keith Wllllams Bull Yoger Intellect on brmk of brllllancy Honor Crew held combined mstallatnons wrth CSF guuded lost parents and frnends at Open House showed frordy cat frosh to be the ropes at the freshman orlentatnon rn May It takes a gale and more than a gale to put thus shup ashore 2 s ----v FIRST ROW left to right Jane Watrous Emmy Tarrodas Elena Rlccl Sammue Sanford Alena Turner Sue Tofanelll Sera Ratto Lynne Schonwasser Nancy Simons Mary Spald ang Marg Waldne Glorua Westphal SECOND ROW Judy Scott Morgue Sword Valerne Whrte Sharon Tierney Nancy Townsend Judy Smlth Ellen Schmldt Joan Shafer Laurie Slevers Amta Vueltes Make Zeller Dave Schmndt THIRD ROW Dave Wllluams Andrew Russel Cliff Schoff Charlue Snmonds Cy Slsson Charles Youngclaus Tom Swan Al Went ner Andy Whlte Bnll Yager John Skov Pete Wltter Duck Schoepf ABSENTEES Don Schwartz Wllllam Shepherd Bob Trumbull Marlon Vincent Carole Sloat Mel Sampson Keuth Wllllams Louis Tomlinson Robin Tracy Al Wentz Pot Zable FIRST ROW left to rlght Pom Patton Linda Randol Barbara Mann Joan Ruby Roberta Resnlck Carol Robmson Lucnanne Rutter Dnane man Pot Muller SECOND ROW Joan Moffet Ayala Rnes Beverly Masters Valerue Meyer Dnana Maxwell Lynette Porteous Helene Muller Louise Oxtoby Lana Mundy Margaret Probert Joan Procter THIRD ROW Mnchael Rossman Robert Paulnst Peter Paollno J C Meagor Make Moya Bull Purcell John Otls Robert Ross Ken LaBoube Make Ramsay Lowell Nauly ABSENTEES Salley McHenry Lauralte Mellana Lowell Mault Glorra Ongaro Carolyn Ongaro Carolyn Orglbet Carolyn Paul Andrew Russel 83 ,I P I . z . I I . I ' . .. l I . l . . ' : . . I H I . r . I I I . I . I 2 : I . I I . I . ' I, . , . . . , . . . ,, It . Q f , wi, L - Q ii S x ,ti Y I . : I . I .I I . , . r . . I . , Pirtz, Carol Patterson, Zoe Merret, Joan Mur- l l ' Z I ---fe f , . . s 1 I ' ' ' V A I I r I I r .A - I I I V . : ' , s t '5 I ' , ' , - - , , ' i . I . , . I I , I 1 I 't ' : ' , I , , , , , . ' . Z I I . .I . I . I . . . ' I . I . . z . . I , ' , ' , , ' , ' - 1 C FIRST ROW, left to right: Al Rinker, Jack Foster, Wycliff Whitsun. SECOND ROW: Ken Navas, Bill Blumen- feld, Steve Gille, Dave Adams, Jim Schulze, Pete Graham, Kurt Kinnamon, Fred Schott. THIRD ROW: William Winter, David White, Clifford Johnson, Earl Spangenbery, Eddy Tucker, Harold Tanforan, Walter Sparks, Bob Bosanko, Wayne Rooker. ABSENTEES: Mel Colombo, Bill Ferrari, Joe Foster, Rick Reynolds, Carl Roitz, Fred Schell, LeRoy Dufault, Bob Jacobsen, Bob Phelom, Bill Parsons, Don Sasselli. 3 'TEN-SHUN! . . . Cadet Corps furnishes basic military know- ledge to high school boys . . . Drake's Corps visited military in- stallations . . . participated in mock battles . . . saw demonstra- tions of the real thing . . . had a very snappy looking color guard and drill team . . . HALT! . L8 F3 f ,f 5 C C- ,Ir sf, 1 1 ,f Y Q , A C - ., f QQ iii . ,MF .ff 5' Q 1 N llifgiffe eff ,x ,JL Y .f -im, ,gzifg-, ff f - ' , an 5 i , N 1 Y' A My K A ,fs-,4 ,Q in Q Q .,,,. , s iff ' . gig fir Y , I' 'F s A e, 1151, , V , A K i rw' fi ,- ' A ' ':. jg, .A NF' 'L - s 3 - 4 S PM M, -Q 7, . . is 1 if la 3 K ii? 5 if fu, be Q Q A mb Vi J js ,9- fs, ol -.::ffWff' sf Or GU0rol . m om Team ff' MEMBERS Douglas Burnham Dc Clark Gene Dollahnte Jeanne Hagaln Barron Hansel Fred Hutchings Tom Karnes Bob Ketron Claudla Muller Marnlyn Pat terson Carole Payne Ed Robinson Sue Slsson Bull Stephen n Schwarzmann Roy Trumbull Bob Margollash Smile at the bxrdle focus flends took and developed pictures held work sessnons In the lab at noon planned fun times too went to San Francnsco one Saturday hed a first rate barbecue at Taylor Dont pawn that off on me' You didnt get rocked Drake s Chess Clubbers certannly h l f had a full year held mtra school contests at noon played tournaments wrth sc oo s rom tt n over the chess Mann and San F ranclsco brought home countless VICYOYIES after keen compe A no boards MEMBERS Ron Banfleld Larry Craft John Detner Fred Dlercks Charles Funnaul Jerry Hug Kenneth Navas Bull Parsons Ed Robinson Mlke Rossman Davnd Smnth Ketth Wvlllams Dave Fong 'af M - -,.t , , ' Fyytx.',' , 4- MEMBERS Charles Samonds Barbara Brock Pam Luddntt Joselyn Luddltt Moreland Stevens Louis Helmer Alleen Bennett Frances Fuscher Lang Russell Sher: Lee Carol Patterson Linda Kehdee Davud Fong Lounse Oxtoby Lalonnle Car muchael Carol Manchester Elena Raccl Ellen Schmudt Nancy Townsend Joan Moffett Berme Brawn Barbara Hellmuth Gaul Rautz De anne Duchelm Duana Meyer Alba Lavmo Such style and color oops the puctures upside down' a remark overheard durung the gudglng of the art work entered an the Art Club contest held cake sale to ranse SS for prnze money many mad artists sponsored the first club dance of the year Watches Wuggle artistically aided In decoratnon of the school dances Swrng yer partner round and round' dapper Drake Swnngers held after school folk and square dance sessions the energetic group attended exhnbntnons eagerly learned new dances had a year fmlled with fun and fellowshlp through the lnternatnonal art of folk dancing do se do wuth yer partner ond come arunnm for home' MEMBERS Cy Susson J C Meagor Judy Smith Valerie White Lunda Randal Barbara Jean Mason Gene Dollahute Charles Fmnula Sandy Skaggs Mary Fried Warren Kossub Bobble Pauly Kurt Kunnamon lrls Emus Duane Ducheun Agnes Waldbulllg 86 viva E? 5 'If In MEMBERS: Tom Swan Caro- lyn Czerny, Sandy Max well, Warren Kossub, K. B. Weitz- man, Rabin Tracy, Doyle Purdom, Roy Trumbull, .lan Laster, George Irvin, Bud Levine, Ben Schwartzmann, Sue Purdom, Pamela Ludditt, Joselyn Ludditt, Marilyn Patterson, Joyce Baker, Virginia Molinari, Nancy Boland, Barbara Mani, Barbara Archer, Rose Anne Bernhardy, Anita Vieites, Helen Harcourt, Jean Levey, Carol Manchester, Paula McCord, Carolyn Beins, l.i Sword, Yvonne Shea, Marilyn Kossub, Louis Helmer, Moreland Stevens, Bard Dupont, Barbara Bullock, Lynn Francisco, Marcella Lee, Carol Cleveland, Bill Winter. This is Drake's portion of the Big Four' '.,. every Saturday morning the Drake Broadcasting Club goes on the air at KTIM . . . records, interviews, panels, plays . . . This is Your life in High School . . . hour long Christmas program with San Rafael, Tam, Marin Catholic . . . active part in Students' Day at KTIM . . . starting place for future writers, deeeiays, and actors. Speech and Essay Finalist Left to right: Joyce Baker, Yvonne Esler, Carol Patterson, Judy Hamilton, Barbara Ferguson gx MEMBERS Babs Archer John Baylnss Carolyn Bems Barbara Bloom Linda Boragno Judy Brier Barbara Brock Dave Burmesfer Rose Bernhardy Carolyn Czer ny Lynnea Damelson Frances Fisher Helen Harcourt Gall Har ns Carole Jones Jan Laster Jean Levy Barbara Mann Nancy Townsend Anna Vreutes Pat Zable Debby Dean Carolyn Jones Joan Shafer Roberta Falhn Marilyn Kossub Marne Bogh Llnda Randall Shnrley Foppnam Dan Lnght Carole Payne Warren Kossub Robin Tracy Nancy Anthony Carol Manchesfer To be or not fo be l love you madly Help' Murder' Police' expounded Drake ham acfors and actresses whsle dolng scenes for the Drama Club held a Nrghf of Drama props publlcny sets Bravo' Encore' Term play Scene from ur Hearts Were Young and Gay 9s ,4- ,J FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Patterson, Suewiya Gillette, Wayne Rubin, Robert Ross, Char- les Finnila, Paula McCord, Joyce Martin, Jean Partridge. SECOND ROW: Ramona Hershey, Marie Bogh, Bernie Waldbillig, Kitty Hale, Yvonne Shea, Karolyn Klapak, Penny Kilian, Shirley Wachsman. THIRD ROW: John Peoples, Bill Winter, J. C. Meagor, Warren Kossub, Carol Pat- terson, Carol Garrison, Ron Finnila, Marilyn Kossub. 'I' junior statesman Drake's iunior-edition politicians were very active this year . . . faren't politicians always that way?l . . . attended numerous conventions . . . heard talks given by out- side speakers . . . edited Junior Statesmen yearbook . . . legislation workshop . . . divided into two groups, Larkspur and San Anselmo . . . looked for sponsor to promote outside activities . . . Meeting adiournedl lettermen club Agile athletes acted most athletically this year . . . sponsored annual dance- Weigh in in Blues . . . fwho fixed the scales'?l . . . sponsored and won the Lettermen-Faculty 'Ai W basketball game . . . green played white in the Lettermen-G.A.A. game . . . brawny vp boys ate mounds of food at the yearly picnic. ' V . A, A A . 1 .Ig l ' x 5, iz Y ' 1 ' ' v .Q ' ' f T K, - i .- Q ' . 'iq - . ' - ' i , , 5 Q , 'RFS '-W' Qi fl '11 K I g I I I 5 I , it Q i 35 . K i I, . l t J M pn-rg L W 6, 'Vs-.X 3, f 4, 1' ' v .. 'fi F E s . 9 si 1 A 1' x : . ,.,r qv! , A it Q 1 A r O. f 5 A A S -zlifhi' I-,F '- . 4, A ' f F . , Qt: . -J aol. . L2-r'ft'..wq,.7 sgf, rf' ci... gf... . .W - U . FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Dubuc, J. Berthiner, J. McGrath, K. Aube, M. Moya, T. Allen, B. Dam- ner, B. Anixter, J. Dell'Osso, J. Beniamin, D. Schwartz, M. Healey, B. De Bisschop, J. Otis, B. Rob- inette, J. Skov, J. Dufton. SECOND ROW: H. Chiappetta, B. Holton,T. Mack, B. Stephan, M. Zel- ler, D. Williams, B. Marcucci, T. Graupner, S. Klapstock, D. Marshall, K. Loskot, B. Barnes, T. Halel- tine, D. Banfield, N. Freed, A. White, R. Levin, R. Golyn, A. Williams, R. Danielson, A. Condray THIRD ROW: C. Cockburn, G. Huntington, E. Cain, A. Neubauer, J. Petricka, S. Camiccia, G Schott, H. Longaker, G. Stefani, R. Dombke, J. Settles, L. Rambke, D. Allen, F. Lawrence, R. Cary M. Simpson, R. Westover, J. McKinnon, D. Scott. get MEM BERS Roz Krug Jane Spucer Marllyn Kossub Lynn Franclsco laureen Brear Valerue Holt Allce Pallowaclnle Judy Wessell Ken Navas Charles Younclaus Conme Duernlsse Elsa Babtnste Romona Henshy Carol Patterson J C Meagor Lynn Steventon Claudua Muller Ann Brown Valerie Logan Dean Satteenlee Karen Herne Joyce Martin Sharon Bell Barbara Graham Wayne Rubm Ann Kulmann Agnes Waldbllllg Grace Frederick Vallerne Whrte Anne Heller Ma rue Bogh Judy Smith Sharon Rattenbarry Warren Kossub Bernie Waldbslllg Suewu ya Gillette Duane Myers Carol Anderson Mary lee Drummond Ruta Marne Dennung Margret Dodele Parlez vous francais? No habla el espanol S F D promoted lnternatlonal understanding fwho dat 'J by exchange of letters across the sea sponsored Chrlstmas dance Mistletoe Magic vlewed T V program In person lecture guven and slrdes shown on Austrta lrved up to Its name Socuety of Frrendshlp Through Democracy Service with a smile gurls servrce cub sold pompoms at games Chrustmas basket for the needy collected for the Red Cross managed keen coat room canteen at basketball games held a dessert party before the flrst PTA dance class Arlqulpa Heart Assoclatlon ushered at Varrety Show Sprung Concert term play cake sales Red Cross boxes Amerucan Cancer Socuety Cwhewlll FIRST ROW left to rlght Joan Moffet Shrrley Walker Mary Spaldmg Sue Spalding Paula McCord Nancy Simons Joan Ruby Sara Vongt Gayle Bnehl SECOND ROW left to rrght Barbara Breyer Debby Dean Janet Laster Shurley Foppranu Lauralue Mellana Joan Procter Penny Blaclxfleld Marlorne Sward Susan Hale Gall Harrns THIRD ROW left to rught Maryln Morello Nancy Parsons Ln Sword Margaret Brooks Nancy Danuels Pam Patton Jane Beard Judy Blackfneld Glorla Westphal Carol Glrot Kay Glllls Bonme Ryder ABSENTEES Joyce Baker Betsy Belcher Nancy Boland Paula McCord Sera Ratto FIRST ROW left to rught Roberta Faltun Ruth Duefenback Karolyn Klapak Penny Kuluan Joan Leftwuch Alberta Brennemen Glee Luversage Sue Ensler Judy Craw ford Sue Crabb SECOND ROW Yvonne Esler Deanne Ducheun Barbara Brock Roslyn Krug Madeleune Holsunger Judy Blackfueld Elouse Allen Carolyn Kane Joyce Baker Bette Croker Danya Hart Gaul Franchunu THIRD ROW Louls Hel mer Charles Funnual BobdAIessuo Bull Conner Pete Graham AI Edmuster Nor man Tyson Jack Dufton Muke Conners Geoff Dell Osso George lrvun ABSEN TEES Robert Adams Jerry Adler Craug Allen John Allen Jane Beard Gardner Baldwun Judy Bullungs Roger Boero Marue Bogh Arnold Candray Jack Clumeck Todd Cary Ron Cox Roger Danuelson Conme Duernusse Carol Feldman Ron Fun nula Dave Fong Harry Galluver Carol Garruson Jum Geer AIHalIor Suewuya Gullette Walter Howard Roger Hug Nancy Keever John Keys, Sheru Lee quute a problem! merry mathugu clans sponsored Mathematucal Romance presented favors to deservung parents at Open House assusted wuth magazune druve for scholarshups helped rause SSS for student body held o math medal exam to determune the coolest calcula tors Q E D az' 8 FIRST ROW left to rught Lunda Randol Joan Shafer Joan Ruby, Joan Murman Duana Mundt AlneaTurner JaneWatrous JudyScott Shurley Wachsman SECOND ROW Glorua Ongaro Judy Smith Suzanne Tofanellu Louuse Oxtoby Lu Sward Sammue Sanford More land Stevens Muke Moya THIRD ROW Terry Rucketts Muke Rossman J C Meagor Cy Susson Lucuanne Rutter Ayala Ries Alba Lavuno Duck Schoepf ABSENTEES Muke Nel ken Duane Purtz Carol Patterson Bull Purcell Elena Ruccu Sear Ratto Martha Reynolds Mel Sumpson Earl SP'-'m9e 'I3e 9 Kent Sather Duck Schoenfeld, Margue Sword Robun Tracy Van Vandal Georgua Stapleton Bull Walsh Muke Young 55 5?7S U 'ju .-:qi 3 N131 Y' I O 91 MAJORETTES KNEELING Carol Eatherton Joan Weems IHeadJ Shrrley Webster STANDING Phyllusjaegellng, Kathy Detweller, Jan Smith We sung a song of prlde for Green and White and pledge our loyalty e people an the stands sang and watched the Drake Marchmg Band under the dlrectron of Mr Wrgell as rt paraded down the freld This green uniformed body Instruments gleam :ng under the Inghts made rntrlcate formatuons durlng the halves of the football games All year Drakntes watched the performances of the marchrng band at rallies programs, and most recently at the Sprung Concert One of the attract: ons of the band In 1955 was the appearance of the malorettes Head malorette Joan Weems was the key frgure of the group Her costumes, as well as the costumes of the other super strutters were ofglltterrng green and whute Many were the cheers that rang from the standsafter a well executed performance of Drake s snappy magorettes FIRST ROW left to right Dwarn Schrader Mlke Vogel, Steve Farber Aileen Bennett Dons Wrlllams Carla Errckson Pat Kott Joyce Martin Irls Emls SECOND ROW Thomas Karnes George Corson Kurt Krnnamon Dave Par e RodnreThomas Tom Lrnson Gene Dollahrte Mr Wrgell THIRD ROW Dave Schmrtt Larry Drllon Stan Lewls Dave Wllllams Ken Navas Brll Dleck mann Herb McKenney Duck Schoepf Bob Jennrson Keuth Smuth 5 I , . . u ' - - n , . . . Th I - , Q , ' , - I - - I . . , . . ,ASL , -o f , 'A A' f Q I 1 R ,C 4 N G I 5 I I I I I I I ' 3 I I I I I I I I n u I I I I I I I I I I ' Wfx 2006 20 FIRST ROW left to rught George Corson Kerth Wrllrams Norm Freed AI Neubauer SECOND ROW Bob Trumbull Dave Walluams Louis Tom Ilnson BvIICoIIun Dave Parle John Otus Mr Wrgell The dance band rsprobablythe best known member of the musrc depart ment The addntnon of nts cool mellow musnc to many of Drake s dances brought much pleasure to the ears fand feetj of those who trrpped the Irght fantastrc Student programs and concerts were complemented by the music of the fabulous dance band Jenco Jerlcol Silent Night Another portuon of the musrc department at Drake rs the a cappella chorr under the durectron of Mr Wrgell The talented advanced srngung group took part an numerous programs throughout the county Aspeclal Chrrstmas program for the publrc was held on December I4 rnthe boys gym stall later rn the year the chour performed un the Potpourru of Muslc The choir dud an excellent 'ob of brrnglng spurutual, tradrtronal and popular music to Drake Hugh oem? 5 7 ' .. fa, , 6 Mix I -. 1 I 5 1 1 1 -X u I I . . 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I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 7 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' 3 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - slew '4owp xxx FIRST ROW left to right Peggy Ashlock Sandra Smith Barbara Ferguson Eduth Robbins Norma Crowell Lunda Hash Jackue Montbrrand Trudl Hanken Ann Kulmann Joy Lewus Pam Luddltt Mar garet Brooks Roberta Powers Sandra Punkney Joan Hutchrns Marilyn Patterson Mr Wrgell SEC OND ROW Barbara Graham Aileen Bennett Barbara Huckerson Pat Zable Sheila MacDonald Jocelyn Luddltt Delores Hunt Gaul Collln THIRD ROW Kitty Hale Lorns Haynes Myrna Rlnker Carole Sloat Elaine Gaetlen Donna Sweetland Marlyn Hartley Sandy Talbott Dorla Schoenfeld Barbara Wnlsey Valene Whute, Barbara Norrrs Sue Susson Betty Barnes Kathleen Chaney FOURTH ROW Richard Benz Ed Robunson RayMrcheIettr TomWheeIer Norm Taylor Lee Moon Ray Dallara GnnoSteFanu John Baylrss, Bud Boland Bob Vuctor Joe Foster Vrnce Phrllups Dave Burmester Ruth Johnson Lrnda Mandler Nancy McWhrnney 93 FIRST ROW left to right Mary Hosmer Barbara Norrls Valerie Whnte Marlyn Hartley Peggy Ashlock Pamela Luddltt Trudy Hanken Jocelyn Ludduft SECOND ROW Dave Burmester Gall Collnns Pat Zable Anleen Bennett Suzanne Slsson Lmda Mand ler Nancy McWhlnney Lynne Steventon Kntty Hale Dave Schmadt THIRD ROW Kelth Wullnams Ken Navas DuckSchoeff Mr Wngell Peter Forrester Bud Boland John Baylass Norman Freed Dave Wllllams ABSENTEES Larry Dlllon Barbara Fer guson Paula Johns Marllyn Johnson Ruth Johnson Bob Ketron Barbara Norros Myrna Rlnker Den Sasseth Louls Tomlinson delta mu sigma M m nl Screeech CLANGI bOOMmmml remarked the Music Club as ut prepared for the Potpourru of Musuc the Sprung Concert held nn May the Delta Mu Slgmas also partncupated In the Chrlstmas Concert entertamed at assemblies sponsored thelr annual dance f 94 3 asexual' 35? an MEMBERS Frank Chernue, Walker Colllns Dan Drath Charles Fmmla Allen h Tom Phnlups Foster Steve Gllle Pete Gro am l n Bull Wmters Mr Bunds advnsor Bob Rosenhahn Louns Tom mso Drake s ham rodno statoon was brought nearer to reality antenna erect code practice held for hams to be who want to get thelr Incense ed on rao purpose of club to gam Interest nn amateur radios kl A water mark' Drakes stamp enthuslasts fpardon phllatelnstsll flocked to the much bartering and hagglnng when stamps Har s held once a month by the Stamp Club Now wheres that magmfylng glass? stamp auction were traded stamp dxsplays In lubrary wmdow MEMBERS Todd Cary Davnd Fong, Cllfford Schoff Leon Smnth Earl Spangenberry Harold Tanforan Trumbull Danny Webster Roy Bull Weems Mr MacNab advnsor f of physocs lab se www 44 49' '52 if ,I wg ' few , My visa fi, lux i FIRST ROW, left to right: Jackie Frietes, Halla Jo Martin, Carole LaBoube, Joan Murman I Mary Hosmer, Gail Harris, Barbara Bloom, Diane Dano Barbara Breyer. SECOND ROW Margie Blackstone, Carol Erb, Danya Hart, Lynne Altmann, Gail Campbell, Glee Liver- sage, Diane Holtz, Suewiia Gillette, Carol Cleveland, Phyllis Jaegeling, Martha Hurlbut THIRD ROW: Joan Chestnut, Carol Andersen, Margaret Brooks, Bonnie Ryder, Sara Voigt Carole Payne, Jean Levy, Pat Dausse, Lynnea Danielson. I I I I .4 pep club P I'R'A'T'E'S . . . PIRATES! . . . PIRATES! . . . 'roy! . . . newly formed Pep Club established to increase school spirit . . . peppy rooters form- ed a major port of Drake's cheering section at all the games . . . raised SSS for pennant to show opposing teams that they are playing DRAKE . . . We sing a song of pride for Green and White . . . rr'r'i i bg ly FIRST ROW left to right Carole Nelson, Carol Manchester Karolyn Klapak, Sammie San ford, Lucianne Ritter, Pat Zable, Pam Patton, Virginia Molinari, Shirley Walker. SECOND ROW: Sue Tofanelli, Leslie Schoenfeld, Nancy Parsons, Jane Watrous, Georgia Stapleton Judy Scott, Joan Procter, Joan Ruby, Barbara Norris, Sharon Worlund. THIRD ROW: Sera Ratto, Lynn Schonwasser, Lauralie Mellana, Gloria Westphal, Paulo McCord, Moreland Stevens, Dick Schoepf, Keith Smith, Barbara Ferguson, Judy Milligan. I - , r 332s FIRST ROW, left to right: Sharon Worlund, Merle Schlumberger, Sheri Lee, Carol Andersen, Penny Blackfield, Joyce Baker, Barbara Bloom, Laddie Zumwalt, Debby Dean, Pat Johnson, Judy Scott. SECOND ROW: Carol LaBoube, Margie Batty, Virginia Meyer, Bonnie Lee, Kay Gillis, Ken LaBoube, Bonnie Ryder, Mrs. MacAuley, Gloria Westphal, Bob d'Alessio, Lauralie Mellana, Lynnea Danielson, Joan Ruby, Carole Jones, Jane Watrous, Rod Levin. THIRD ROW: Dick Schoenfelcl, Bob Frenkel, Margie Sward, Laurie Sievers, Joan Procter, Ellie Allen, Leslie Schoenfeld, Nancy Parsons, Barbara Breyer, Nancy Colund, Dorill Ryder, Carolyn Paul, Martha Hurlbut, Judy Blackfield, Madeleine Holsinger, Lee Moon, Pete Witter. FOURTH ROW: Bob Joslin, Rusty Weatover, Anton Holter, Don Light, Dan Drath, Malcolm Dunlap, Ken Dinwiddie, Norm Tyson, Mike Moya, Roger Danielson, Moreland Stevens, John Otis, Graham Luce, Rudi Golyn, Dave Shanley, Bert Damner. ABSENTEES: Gail Foster, Paul Frank, Terry Culbertson, Harry Galliver, Bill Magee, Pat McCormack, Virginia Meyer, Georgia Stapleton. ski club Snow bunnies schussed skillfully with few casualities . . . held four ski trips . . . Yosemite, Dodge Ridge, Soda Springs, Squaw Valley . . . inter-school ski meet with Tam . . . held ski clinic . . . cake sale to lighten cost of chaperones . . . their dance, the Snow Brawl was a climax to a successful year . . . ' were-M Je' , F' T I ,lk X qi naval' ,F TN S Q 3 5 S' X 9 'x li, 'M 2 IX! Dirty blrdles nn the treefop Clfy silcker l baked uf all by my wnddle self Don f fence me un The mndwoy Gxrls and Boys Sfofe Representotlves Congrufulotnonsl Into your cells' Get your souvenirs here Nosey newsers Inspect type Socrates 1955 in-.- Sfllfed Who? s your excuse fha Food for thought No rest for the wncked Muddlod model s fume? B 5 ,gy-f X L N f 1 ' lf! , fv X f 1 i L in B W --i SP OQTS '- w fy, .Q is W . Q Y L' :jj SS Sf . -3 f . im. Q 1 . 155 1 4 JF' f QM, M?-cf 1: 5 , it Coach Bob Troppman Drake s varsity grldders under the capable direction of Coach Bob Troppmann and assistants Morris Shepherd and Mike Convls ended a successful season with three wins five losses and one tue After losing their first game to Richmond the Pirates rolled over San Rafael by an Impressive score of 32 0 This was one of the greatest victories ln Drake s football history The following week Drake met Analy at the Marin College field In Kentfxeld It looked like a Drake vac tory when In the closmg minutes of play Analy tied the game 26 26 Beating Marin Catholic I8 I3 the Pirates played their last practice game With o record of two wins one Harry Glavm Charles Shores Football Managers Mr. Morris Shepherd - Mr. Merrill Convis Assistant Football Coaches loss and one tie under their belts, the gridders looked ready for league competition. Playing it's first N.B.L. game against Vallejo, the team's luck began to change. The Green and White fell into a slump with three straight losses. An upset came toward the end of the season when Coach T threw all he had against Napa for the final score, Drake 6 -- Napa 0. ln the last game of the season, the Big Game, Tam racked up 29 points to overcome the Pirate's 14. Troppmann's Junior Varsity, beginning its season by first playing Balboa, October 2, was more successful. At the end of the season, with six wins and no losses, the J.V. 's never tasted defeat. A s X. ,.,, .A few! genyhmia 305 7434665 f, , jf Y? ,fi 'M QM hw Z A X . WA 'W - A B569 54 1 i 'Vw af pr S A A, -,,. 2 gym N ii v K D 8 P' ul -Z 'uf' k 'b , ,.,v ia, fa fi 9 My-fl 2 1 wa? 4 ,f A 'W-ix f iq Q B la rv v- .Z f MG. - afsf, , , 2 ...- if-W 'Q , fx M an :J A ty jf !Ra 'f?, N V' 4 m A,1fQg 1 , W 5 X , Paul Flood -Vx' r ' 'W- Xe., 1 f J A 1, ' , ,, A 3 ,sf A reqfggwww 5 e ' 1 ..- -- .-of ii' qv-. .. f f 33'f 'Q 'V' vw i' I I 'QL W fl n Milky Q52 Tqm H?Ze,Hne Nfl' Ns 'hav . Mike Hedley uwffA t 5 A U V -. ,. 'F f'1,, . Q W Hf+Mf2zQ eef. 'e'e gwxa L, Q, Z3 .5 , 1' 7 ' ,J 1, if WWE f mghton Hughes- Qgyff I gm ,S v ' X.,-f , -- H 2- pf' ': -- - GN QQQMQ q i QPYM gi , ., W, A v-an X My if ,-1 e :ng Q ka 1 Frank Lawrence it X L i .-ff 2 N-of mob Rohm ette J 'S s ,wr ,pf keeerqffigg, N Nhke Romsey arslty September I7 September 24 October October October October October November November .rf September October R vp 25591 ,KW ff October October Wx. - ,ea SW 'W i on Wd A-1 552 .hm Senxes We f Awe. 'ir Q Dave spd? hdms Mt 'fs 'f s..,,,f Q-UQ! 955 T 2. M6132 7. X ,nr ,f- MM jx 4- In pf Q New-thou et xxx! as 'GT' November November , , V 0 'F-' t t vt r Z 3 5 r 2 ig I XS' 9 , 'Q A I5 f ft 1' HQ .'ff 5?- rt I 'X 4 i t ' I 22 it 4 , V K 29 A 4- . I Q N 6 Y I O, N N . A IO X X I R O ':. 4 tfwzr - are f O rf' my N 1 fr it lr I3 1 ' f f td 30 A f it s I? Af it 4. ' r-- .h K kj' 'W ,- gtt GP ' bgfipx W in - .Tj - , J ' H K Ayr J K 4 Q .1 1 ax . - !'W ' Q ' ? X p r ! O Z I md ex R S K , p - O me 'f ,Q-Q eg O W' 41? X I ,- 5 ,udp 34 .VVV 15,93 ' x I 1 A J? or M rr Q Do SCH EDU LE Drake Opponent Rlclwmond San Rafael Analy Mann Cafholuc Vallelo Santa Rosa Pefaluma 'Napa Tama l pals SCH EDU LE Balboa Rlordan Balboa Petaluma M1 SSI on Lowell xxblwmqn T d Bolqnif' 'W was 4335- ISYS' W L G eague am es K? xJ fl cqey I me 5 1 ri gg vb Q ,ff X -Mg GIUO Sfef-cn' e N fu.,-5 Hfflnk :J E Sollnsky Hflnk -5. 4-0' Q P -'N pf Qe sfeffenson mv H X Q Leroy Sfrmghf Xu K tar,- 5 I Ball Walsh Q-1 . fb I3 ' 33 QF 33 o 4, , fd 26 26 N 1 I8 - ' I3 1 . 0 + ' 53 ' ff! 13 1' 47 if M V 7 21 X ' ' 6 o M I4 + ' 29 ,, Y .1 YP ' 1 .A V M il 11 F 12 . 7 A e f 18 I3 U 3 I8 12 1 5263 , 40 I3 1 ' 1 A. at I8 I2 1 it X . V H ! ls L4 -, I, fi W.. ' g ,.,...1 l ,L L 'yn t E X 2 ,W 1 I uh b ' ' X X1 v , A311 NK . 3 L ' 5 1 4-1 'NL . 3 Longqker lg 3 K2 Ge - X ' Or 2 ,, 5 551 ff X . ff il fy '1,.w fl it st T5 44 2 -M W Weeks zs Egg Q, HTH. MMP' 6 Wa! if 'ukoif wma we QW? wt FIRST ROW,leFt to raght T Klune G Corson M Thorson J Dra r D Wulluams A Boland D Camaraota J Osborn M Jurrma M Woods, R Stevens SECOND ROW M Belknap B Ferrari, D De Blsschop D Slavnch,A Holter J Dutton, B Costa, D Berens, G Boero R Carolan M Smuth THIRD ROW R Hen drucks J Ives,K Kauer C Longaker G Kemp, B De Busschop W MacKay A Rrebelung J Wulsey, N Alan, D Scott, K Edgar J Pape Frosh Soph Football October October October 'uf October October November 5 '7' COACHES Muke Lopez, Duck Hart, Leonard Futzgerald. slty' 25 13' games. Under the dnrectron of Coach Duck record of fuve wlns and one loss. Duck Camaraota and Al Boland were elected co captauns for the season. 108 SCH EDU LE Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake l 6 I l 2 2 St Vmcents o San Rafael Tamalpars Piedmont Sacred Heart Marln Catholuc Thtrty seven lower classmen making up Drake's Frosh Soph foot ball team lost only one game nn l954, to the Tamalpaus Junlor Var ThlSmId season defeatdudn't seem to hamper the little Pirates, as they got back on their feet the next week to wun the rest of thelr Hart and Coach Mnke Lopez, the grrdders ended the season with a . 9 ,u '+L F5 rs O 0 F5 'H' H rs 'B' 2--1 J V n v- M ,I V W' N 4 ,4 f Al J - . x .V A lv I vw. xg' ., ,V:,, J on B .:- A S W, iz' 2-'- I I V ' f i! :V .1 ..,.. ' -I . in I U X i- b A I It -r srl. s.,,. 'B A ' . r 1neV:-- '..,.-'-f ,,rs, R - r , 'IIX .- Q ..,. :' 5 -,--, 'lllll E: 'l': :I : T-.. -Q W :z ':-,' 2 -'f' - if lr S ' 7 2 'AV 'L 1 :' S 7 ':f. 1 J ' My . 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I I ' I ' I ' I ' ' ' I ' I ' I . , . , . . . : . , . . , . . , . . . . , . , . . : . - . , n Q , . , - 0 I , Q , u l . , 0 . n . . , . . - l 8 . ' f S.R. 12 0 lg 2 ' 25 ' 22 2 ' 7 . 29 4 0 X 5 . - 6 'T 'X 9 wif 90. v F Y sg Q rg V arsify 9 0 SCHEDULE January 14 Drake 35 Santa Rosa 29 January 21 Drake 67 50 January za uma. Napa as Fabruary Val Ieio 35 Santa Rosa 46 71 Tnmqlpais 29 Drain 69 Napa 5 n4fpgQp,s4 ivqnego 49 asketball For the first time in Drake's history, the Varsity Basketball team, coached by Bob Fitz- henry, ended its season with the N. B. L. championship title. ln league competition the hoopsters' only defeat was by Santa Rosa, 46-43 After their mid-season loss, Drake next played Tam, racking up 71 points to the Indians' 29. lt wasn't until the Pirates played their last game of the season that they met Valleio for their second battle. Drake's victory over the Apaches put the Pirates on top of the league for the championship crown. ln non-league competition, Coach Bob Fitzhenry's varsity team began a tradition at Drake by sponsoring the first annual Drake Basketball Tournament, the contest lasting two days, January 7-8. The five schools to participcte were Napa, Santa Rosa, Vallejo, Tam, and Drake. ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM ' if We 3 FIRST ROW left to right Norm Bass, Dick Underhill Jim Sleezer SECOND ROW Dick Bass Don Cockburn Coach Bob Fitz enry Xsalmle yckB11nin QJBQQHQX H DRAKE - VALLIJO WWI-,S Sam JL !X f f f f QQ M962 09021 FIRST ROW, left to nght Bob Paullst Bob Casey Jum Lavaronl, Don Alllson Jlm Berthumer, Bull Purcell, Ron Cox Jack Dufton Harlan Barry, Bob Maruanu Karl Aube B Basketball Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake January January February February February March B BASKETBALL SCHEDU LE 2 36 3 3 3 54 Santa Rosa Tamalpals Val lego Santa Rosa Tamalpals Vallelo Drake s B Basketball team coached by Mr Duck Hart fnmshed the season wuth a I 5 record Thelr only vlctory of the season was their Iast game The Purates defeated Vallego 54 53 The B pre-season record was more umpressuve wlth eight wuns and nlne losses I portant wuns were over San Rafael Musslon Balboa, George Washnngton Petaluma, Na J V s and Analy ll ll I4 D 21 ' I 3 ' Il 5 I8 9 ' I . 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I pa FIRST ROW left to rlght Ed Hllden Fred Faulkner Chaunce Dunford Ron Cutler Ron McCamlsh SECOND ROW Joe Cox Hank Klopstock Ed De Maestrl Tom Jakobsen Rudn Golyn Ron Darrungton Larry Dearmond C BASKETBALL SCHEDULE September 3 Drake 32 Santa Rosa November Drake 21 Tamalpals November Drake 26 Santa Rosa November Drake 24 Tamalpals Fltzhenry had added another champnonshup basketball team to Drake s record By wmrung every league game Coach Bob Fltzhenry but one to Santa Rosa the Plrates had a record of three wlns and one loss The hugh spnrnted C team got off toa bad start In league play by Iettmg Santa Rosa defeat them 33 25 The hoopsters got back on theur feet to wan the rest of thenr games mcludnng thenr second contest with Santa Rosa Fntzhenry s ball club looked good In non league competntlon In theur flrst game of the season the Pnrates played Marln Catholic and won by a close score of 16 I4 Other practice games were with Balboa Lxncoln San Rafael and George Washmgton I u 3 . I I I 1 . . 5 I I .I I l I ' 1 . 0 41 3 7 . A ' 22 22 28 ' 20 X, if at At the end of the C basketball season, Coach Bob . . . I, H . 0 . I - . , , ' . The Drake Frash-Soph basketball team, under the able guidance of C00Cl'1 R0b0ff MCl 0f19f'l0Yed 0 fairly good season, winning eleven games while losing only give, The Bucs started the season by taking their first two out of three games, 39-28 and 16-14. Some of the most impressive victories ofthe year were the wins over Tamalpais School for Boys and St. Vincent s The scores of these tilts were 30-13 and 41-23, respectively. The Frosh-Soph lost a heart-breaker to the Tamalpais Indians, 29-23, to wind up the season. Starting for this year were Bruce Anderson and Allen Wentner as forwards, Joe Cos and Lawrence Waterman at guard, and Reg Carolan at center. Frosh-Soph Basketball December December December December January January February February February February 3 10 14 17 14 22 1 3 10 29 Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake Drake Tomales Slater Lick Wilmerdeen Tamalpais Tam School for Boys St. Vincent St. Vincent Marin Catholic Tam School for Boys Tamalpais , If 15' Coach Bob Maher FIRST ROW, left to right Lawrence Waterman Don Lazzarmn Al Relbllng Pete Witter SEC OND ROW Al Wentner Joe Cox Bull Gallagher Reg Carolan Bill McKay Richard Good . . . 0 - . ' I I I ' I . . n ' I I I I I ...4 W 'r-ww FIRST ROW, left to rrght Al Neubauer, Fred Hutchmgs, Gary Huntungton, Ron Cox Jam Lnvaronu, Earl Rampom Hal Braden Ron McCamush SECOND ROW Ted Dotto, Bob Dacota, Al Vaccaro, Tom Mack Gary Dykstra AlWeutz Gerry McKmnon, John Otus THIRD ROW Greg Shafer Ken Gelattl, Joe Dahlman, Marty Marcuccn, Ken Loskot Coach George Corson and Ken Loskot returmng from the l954 team The Pirate svarsltybaseball team an thelrfurst ouhng of the season, travelled to Lowell startlng a series of twenty three scheduled contests George Corson, head baseball coach at Puratevulle, saw more power un hus hntters wuth two returmng lettermen, Earl Rampom and Jerry Mc Klnnon leadung the battung department Along wnth Rampom and McKlnnon were Stan Camuccua Bob Pecota, On the 4th and 5th of Aprnl, the Marm County Tournament was held at Albert s Fueld The four hugh school teams nn Mann County Tamalpaus, Marin Catholuc, San Rafael, and Drake, competed un the non league competition . 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I - April 26 Tamalpais April 29 At Valleio May 3 Petaluma May 6 Napa May I0 Af Analy May I3 Santa Rosa May 17 Af Tamalpais May 20 Vallejo May 24 Af Napa K Rumponql Tom Mack, Hal Braden Ken gi Gelatilf EG' ,W FIRST ROW left to right Earl Nelson, Ron Darrington, Sherman Hool Gray Schonwasser, Dave Williams, Larr Dearmond, Fred Faulkner Ed De Moestri, Milt Woods SECOND ROW Roger Stevens, Paul Pierce, George Corson Al Wentner Jack Dufton Jerry Faulkner, Don Lazzarrnl Louis Emrs Fred Pfeffer Al Rieblrng THIRD ROW Ken Kauer Walt DeBrsshop, John Cox, John Draper Bruce Anderson, Bull Gallagher, Richard Good John Osborne George Baker Coach Troppmann Frosh Soph Baseball A f Coach Bob Troppmann Mmch l San Rc cel Marin Catholic Apr: Tamalpais At Marin Catholic we-1. Ma San Rafael May At Tamalpars 16+ Under the guidance of Coach Bob Troppmann the Frosh Soph baseball team embarked on a twenty game schedule The freshmen on the team also had an additional ten games with neighboring schools The Pirate babes were exceptionally strong on the patching mound with sophomore letter winner Bruce Anderson heading the staff Filling out the mound crew were freshmen Bill Gallagher Bob Good Allen Moudy and Don Lazzarmr Holdovers from last year's team were Mike Belknap catcher Larry Dearmond first, Jim Draper, third Paul Pierce, short stop John Osborn and Carl Nelson, sec ond Roger Stevens and Ron Darrington in the outfield Other Sophomores that saw lot of action were Fred Baker, catcher, Al Riebling and Bull McKay, outfrelders. Freshmen making strong bids for positions were: first base, Dick De Bisschop Jerry Faulkner, and George Corson' second base Gary Schonwasser, Bill Emis' third base Al Wentner, Bill Pfeffer- short stop Dave Williams' catcher, Ed De Maestri- outfielders Sherman Hool, Milt Woods, and Joe Cox. The climax ofthe season was the Marin County Frosh-Soph League which included teams from San Rafael Marin Catholic and Tamalpais. The varsity golf team, coached by Dick Hart, began the l955 season with almost the same team as last year's. Phil Murphy, Bob George, Jim Petricka, and Tom Jakobsen were all returning lettermen from last year's squad. The Pirates won their First match of the season, March ll, against Healdsburg, 4 - l. A full schedule of matches followed, aside from regular North Bay League competition, including a match with the Drake faculty at Mill Valley, March 25. League competition began on April 14, when the Pirates played Sonoma. Vallejo, San Rafael, Petaluma, Tamalpais, and Santa Rosa were next, with the season ending on May l9. April April April May May May SCHEDULE T4 At Sonoma f .ff 18 Vallejo San Rafael 25 2 Petaluma VN 9 Tama l pai s Santa Rosa 0 Coach Duck Hart Bob Davis Paul Calettu Bob George Phil Murphy Bull Snow 19 FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Jakobsen, Dfmny Webster. SECOND ROW: Jim Petricka, FIRST ROW left to rlght Mlke Ramsay Cralg Wllllams Roy Hendrrcks, Jack Muller Hank Longaker Butch Barnes, Andy Whlte George lrvln SECOND ROW Gerry Adler John Fulton Make Young Steve Volgt, John Allen Jon Wnlson Fred Baker Tom Wheeler Don Schwartz Darnall Reynolds THIRD ROW Dave Ban field Mlke Healey, Cralg Allen Dale Marshall .lack Benlamln Dan Drath Harry Galllver Don Cockburn Reggie Carolan Sam Klopstock Dean Satterlee Phll Wllllams Manager Varsuty Track March March March March March Apr Coaches Make Convls and Morris Shepherd Aprrl Santa Rosa St lgnatuus At Petaluma Santa Rosa At Tamalpals San Rafael Marm Catholrc Vallelo SCH EDULE Arpl Aprr Apr Ma May May Ma Co Meet at Tamalpals At Napa Sub N B L at Tamalpars N B L at Santa Rosa Sub N C S at Analy N C S at Berkeley State at Los Angeles The varsrty track team under the dlrectlon of coaches Morris Shep herd and Mlke Convls showed depth nn the 1955 season Over fifty eager 'W' thrnclads signed up for the club Asude from the Sub North Bay League meet North Bay League, Sub North Coast Section North Coast Sec tnon and State meets the Pirates were scheduled to enter eleven other contests Shortly following Easter vaca hon the Drake track team went to Tamalpals for the Annual County Meet In their second meet of the 1955 season against St Ignatius two varsuty school records were broken One went to Mike Healey a rumor for has tnme an the 120 hugh hurdles The other shattered record was In the drscus event Jack Benlamrn threw 111 feet 5 1f4 Inches to break the previous record of 110 feet that was set by Jrm Delaney during the 1954 track season The frnal score of the meet was Drake 81 St lgnatlus 30 I . Z . I . . . I . . I I . I . 0 1 I I . I . I . I I I I ' 5 ' - I . ' I I . . I I . I I l I I I - . . I ' I 5 'l 16 . ' 12 . . 'l 20 19 il 30 - . . . ' : ' ' 23 y 7 . . . ' 30 ' 14 - . . . il 1 21 . . . 4 ' ' y 28 . I3 . 'REX V . . . . - I 1 I 7 . . I . . . in . cllgiff 'W ' . - I - . I - . I I . . . - . . . . I . . . I . . I . . . . i . . . . . I . . . I . I , n . u The I955 B and C track teams, under the leadership of Coach Mike Convis, a newcomer at Drake, be- gan practice at the beginning of the spring semester. Afull schedule of high school competition was planned with thewindup being the North Bay League champion- ship meet scheduled for May 7. Over fifty track men signed up for the I955 team, and among them the Following are lettermen: Dave Ban- field, holder of the school record in the B class 70 yard high hurdles, Beniy Anixter, record holder of the B and C 75 and ISO yard dash and B discus Mel Simpson from last years C team and HankKIopstock C hurdler March March March March March Apr: Apr: SCHEDULE Santa Rosa St Ignatius at Petaluma Santa Rosa at Tamalpals San Rafael Marin Catholic Vallelo Apru Apr: Apr: May May May May at Tamalpans County Meet at Napa at Tamalpaus Sub NBL at Santa Rosa NBL at Analy Sub NCS at Berkeley NCS at Los Angeles State B C Track A Qgffasb 1'-Z'-iQ, 1-L, fri 'Q ' ,J FIRST ROW left to right Roger Boero Hank Klopstock Mike Smith Leon Smith Bob Weiss Bull Blumenfeld Bob Newton Cliff Schoff SECOND ROW Jon Farnsworth Dick Camaraota Arnold Candray Norm Harris Mel Simpson AI Edmuster Bull Drummond, John Shafer THIRD ROW Bull Weems Manager Gary Boero Bob Walling Bull De Bisschop Benly Anlxter Dark Noeller Rusty Westover 5 'I I6 ' - I2 . 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I FIRST ROW, left to rught Gerry Adler, Don Schwartz T OND ROW Phrl Wllllams Darnall Reynolds, Kerth Smith Cross Country October November November I2 November 20 Coach Moms Shepherd 44,4- wg?- fwggw 1 Mwglih? m Wheeler, Andy Whute SEC Palo Alto Invrtatlonal Stanford Golf Course N B L Mall Valley Golf Coursel Sub N C S fMull Valley Golf Coursel N C S fStanford Golf Coursel Coached by Moms Shepherd Drake s cross country team now recogmzed as a member of Sectson I of the North Bay League placed well durung theur Fall 1954 season On October 14 the Green and Whrte rabblt chasers placed Furst an therr heat and second nn a meet at the Mull Valleygolfcourse Drake easulydefeated Napa and Petaluma butwere nosed out by Tam who won the meet In the N B L meet on November 4 Drake placed thrrd behund Tam and Santa Rosa whule defeating Napa and Petaluma. The Mull Valley course was also the sate of this meet. Drake sent seven men to compete ln the North Coast Sectlon meet on November ll at the Stanford golf course. In thelr heat, Drake placed second, again behrnd Tam, whale downrng Los Gatos, George Washington of Centerville, and Wullow Glen. 1' 3 . , M, i M-' Q . at gpm i ,. . . , S - di! 3, Y- Y, J. - . , wal' t M K .. D Vw, 5 - W ,,,,,,.,,,r Q Q A, , ,- .,.ig!fw-w. , 3 E Y? . Apwltwlifi'.-'ig.g,?, as L V, f swwf' i Q' 2 ab' avi-51-Egfr-52 ,332 x :,,,g3..zf T22 : , 0 ' . - . . . . . I I s 21 ' ' C D S -M r 4 . . . 1 ' fy , R ma - I C O ' 1, . . . . , - I I I . . . I .. . , , . . . I I . . I . . ' FIRST ROW left to right Bob d Alessao Bert Damner Paul Llewellyn Darrell Packard Dave Allen Arlengh Wllllams SECOND ROW Jlm Hobart John Skov Mike Moya Norm Taylor Dave Adams Gul Schott THIRD ROW Al Gnddungs Don Davis Dave Shanley Larry Medeat Bull Gaffney Bruce Clark Bob Phelan Manager Varsity Swimming ni 'Q Coach Bob Fltzhenry, an old timer at Drake but a new face inthe swimming department, led the T955 Drake swimming team onto a highly successful season. Begmmng the season on March Il, the Pirate mer men swam their way to a decnsuve victory over a well Coach Bob Fnzhenry stocked St. Ignatius team, 50 24. The fast pace was kept up throughout the fourteen practice meets which followed. On Saturday, May 14, the Plrate swimmers en tered league competition ln the North Bay League meet. The North Coast Section meet was scheduled for May 20 21 at Santa Clara. Returnees for the Drake swnmmmg team from last year's squad Included Dave Shanley, John Skov, Jim Ho bart, Dave Allen, Roy Domke, Tom Hazeltme, Gil Schott, Norm Taylor, and Arlelgh Wnlllams. A tl p 1 . K, :gi 9 'U ' ' , + , ' 5 s X A I JA X 4 4 ' ji kw ,4 , 4 ' z A I A l T , li , ' L f , . .T - lzv - ,z W 'g ':' rg V I V V g ,gy Q -1 2: 7, I ' If f X A , 1 J - 1 X 2, 55 , l , t . A K is it if T A ? ' Q ' A ' J' A :J A I A A A ' 'N ' ' ' 1 N. was V . M ' ! Ar 1 , A L X V 9. 5 s, pl f ' , 'ls - ' 1, in 1, ' 9 T 3 Q Q i WT , 'hX'!adi5f t J ' ' A A 19 lk A . 1 , . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . D ' 5 I I I . I I I . ' 5 . . I . I I I . I I I - I I I .. . R A s X a b 1 Over thirty B class mermen, under the capable direction of Drake's new swimming coach, Bob Fitzhenry, started their successful I955 season with an impressive victory over St. Ignatius, 60-5. Like the Varsity team, the B's schedule was composed of seventeen meets, including the North Bay league meet on May I4 and the North Coast Section meet on May 2O-2l at Santa Clara. Veterans from the 1954 B team were sprinters Mike Zeller, Rudi Golyn, Perry Cole, Geof Dell'Osso and Anton Holter. Returning backstrokers were Bill Purcell and Charles Shores. Other returnees were Brian Mahoney, medley man, and George Bottini, diver, and Paul Eiserich, breast-stroker. Apr I Aprl Apr I Apr I Apr I B C Swimming SCHEDULE at Tamalpals Lowell Hayward George Washington Berkeley at Acalanes Apr: May Ma Ma Ma Ma 20 Los Lomas Tamalpais Napa at Vallelo League Santa Clara North Coast Section FIRST ROW left to right Gardner Baldwin Kent Mclver Dennis Berlns Dick Rogers Barron Hausle Doug Graves Chris Longaker Doug Parrish SECOND ROW Mike Zeller Dave Canard Rudi Golyn Anton Holter George Bottinu Percy Cole Geof Dell Osso Paul lcarich Bill Nlagee THIRD ROW Bronte Reynolds Rick Gvesea Bull Purcell Bill Houston Charlie Simonds Brian Mahoney Bill Hodby Bill Phelan Fall FIRST ROW, left to rlght Paul Dubuc, Dave Schmndt, Lowell Nault, Ron Flnnlla SECOND ROW Roger Danrelson, Jack Clumeck Harlan Barry, Charles Selgler Tenms Team T W W er r :T R if if 5 'F ll' Eli? Coach Howard Glandon The Fall Varslty Tennls Team ably coached by Mr Howard son Although the team was at qulte a dusadvantage wrth only three returnmg lettermen, Norman Freed, Roger Damelson, and Paul Dubuc, Drake s varsity net squad managed to wan one of thelr four league matches, glvlng them a fourth place berth In Section 1 of the N B L Although the slngles, Norm Freed flrst Roger Damelson, second and Paul Dubuc, thurd tallred very few wlns rn league play their record over superlor competltlon deserved much credlt In doubles play lnexperlence showed as Dave Schmidt and Ron Fmmla, frrst doubles, Charles Sergler and Bert Damner, second doubles failed to wm the malorlty of their matches but showed promnse for future seasons Norm Freed, the team s only sensor and veteran of sax sea sons was elected captain for the fall season Drake's varsity tennis team, guuded by Coach Howard Glandon dropped their 1955 season opener to a strong George Washington Hugh School squad 6-0 ln the netsters previous season the Plrates fought hard but they had trouble wrth the league s unusually strong competition Thus competmon and the fact that the 1955 team was hampered by the loss of a few good players put the team In a trght spot when sprung practice began Returmng from the fall teamwere Paul Dubuc, Roger Damelson, Dave Schmldt Ron Funmla and Jack Clum eck Roundnng out the squad were several new comers to Drake s sprung tennls team , . I M. '51 25: 5 ?2?ff f1l,fL,7fi5'.. rl i A - S S R .,,,,r., A 'I ----- . iii? I ' . Glandon, completed a non-spectacular but satnsfactory '54 sea- ..., ,.,Q , ,,,v:, QIZ. .I K . . . T ' M, - ' , I ' r ' ' ' . g , I - P I A 'H I - ' '1f'1i?f,':'l f lt , ' - - - - ' F '?1J 'FlQf?' , '3QQggQ fe- T . , . . . . I . 5 Q I u . . ' I I . . I . . I - . . I I C FALL TENNIS SCHEDULE October 8 October l October 2 October 2 November 5 November I5 ot Vollelo ot Santa Rosa TGmCllPCIIS Napa Analy at Heoldsburg SPRING TENNIS SCHEDULE March March March Aprl Apr Aprll Aprnl Apr ul Mo Wosh I ngton St Helena Santo Rosa ct Tamalpcls Vollelo of Napa Tomolpols ot Vollelo Napa I'lfl FIRST ROW left to rnght Bruon Shortell Al Holler Ed Tucker Lowell Nault Byron Hall Dwayne Shroder Ulruc Reynolds SECOND ROW Jack Clumeck Todd Cary Dave Sch mrdt Poul Dubuc Pete Wrtter Roger Donlelson Jerry Burton Ron Flnnllo 5 2 . 9 8 . 25 . 29 'l I il I3 ' ' I5 April 22 ct Santa Rosa . 26 . . 29 . y 6 SP ' Q Nikki T Kiwi-Q gk wiwbixw if Yv N . 3 H g ' i -v, , , ...W R 'ii 5 1 Zig M1 4' Fall Council FIRST ROW left to right Margie Sward Ayala Rles Merle Schlumberger Moy Fong Mary Spalding Judy Evergettns SECOND ROW ShlrleyWachsman HeleneMlller Carrie Benns Gloria Ongaro Janet Beesley Harriet Morrls ABSENTEES Nancy Anthony Robin Tracy Barbara Manu Gayle Blehl Kay Gnllus Duane Purtz Judy Gray Sue Slsson Karolyn Klapak Ramona Hershey Yvonne Shea The Gorlllas Antics Amolgamated WHAT? Well why dldn t you say that G A A meant Glrls Athletac Assocuatlonl Anyhow the G A A was one of the largest and most actlve organrzatnons thus year d h Besl es t e sports that were offered there have been two awards dinners several play days, reception for femlnlne frosh and o bonnle beach party Inter classand ballet swrmmlng glubbbblj tumbling QSQUASHU tennlsf lt s your turn tagafund the ball ll vo eyball Smash ltl softball l Strullke twool T dancing and CfflCIClS Club were the sports offered dur mg the fall term The sprung semester brought basketball Aquatic Club which presented the AQua Antics hockey dancing Official s Club and archery Every gurl should know how to hunt! The officers elected In the fall were Mary Spaldung presudent Helene Muller vlce president Judy Ever gettus secretary treasurer Carrue Beans recording secretary and Nancy Anthony program chalrman The sprung officers Included Carole Sloat Sue Spalding Ayala Ries, Margie Sword and Gall Campbell In the usual order The G A A certannly had a well rounded year full of fun through the enloyment of sports Mlss Burns Mlss Whiteman and Mrs MacAuley added to the good tlmes wnth thear advice and corny lakes thanks to them the Gorlllas Antics Amalgamated marches onl Mardys Whlteman Janet MacAuley Jean Burns 5 hesinui Croker L1 3 r mg B Cro b Coiier nder on rno! eh Ko ng ford E F ef' gm be f D Be om ryhrXX C eve V Cohn Lock re HRS1 R Crrs! 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