South San Francisco High School - Iris Yearbook (South San Francisco, CA)

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THE PRINCIPLES PREPARE THEIR ART OF CHARACTERIZATION: John Broderick, Rich Davis, Virginia John- son, Dave Rasmussen. H c CURRY MICHAEL WIRGLER The Rainmakgr One of the biggest behind-the-scene jobs which help to set the mood and aid in authenticity is that of electri- cian. Ably performing this task was Ted Hunter and Bob Schauer. ,N if -6 Left to right: Dave Rasmussen, Georgette Gray, Dan McGough, Jim Mordecai, Mike Wirgler, Rich Davis, John Broderick,

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Lovely LINDA VIDAL enchanted us with grace, Vocalizing were RONNIE HARRIS and S? I Kick-off Dance During the school year we had ample chance to dance, take part in athletics as either contestants or spectators, and join numerous clubs. The programs were varied and drew heavily upon members of our talented student body. Our elections were hotly contested and spirit often rang high. However, even during campaigning, we entered heartily into it but never lost our spirit of friendliness. How our school has grown the past titty years! '5 ,. X '- W 1,1 . -fx . -K F -Ml -e Can you tell , . . this is a Sock Hop! '-'NDA GONZALES. Talented TOMMY DOYLE sang for us. rf-3 Truthfully, this has been a great year!

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The ESQUIRES, college combo, pro- vided lively music and song. Carol Muelrath, Queen Shirley Crotty, Maureen Mignacco P.T.A. Open House This year, the first parent back-to-school night was a tremendous success. Parents were vitally in- terested in the schooI's program and followed their children's schedules as they moved from room to room visiting various teachers. F00tball's Fairest of the Fair These lovely ladies were fi- nalists in the football queen contest. After close voting, Shirley Crotty was chosen as the royal favorite. Her two ladies-in-waiting were Carol Muelrath and Mau- reen Mignacco. Q' 2 fm jk N If 'ii I X xx , Q--..h, Mrs. Westh answering questions about Spanish, ole! Cupid's Night ut The Freshman's dance contribution