Tahoe Truckee High School - Chipmunk Yearbook (Truckee, CA)

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N ANP SERS l'. S. lnislnry mul llrf- slucly of ilu- US. Conslilulion were- llw main Irnining If-1-Imiqur-S givvn liy Ciourli Mrs. Cinrolla for llw c-iglllli grade- lVlamigc-rs. Vlwlw lopivs cormcerrlvd immecl- iuli- lmppf-ningfs nml lllf- Class 4-lc'c'l1-Cl ils ollqivvrs lay llw nalional mvlllocl. ln olller uvlivilic's. Iln- ixlunuggf-rs lmsir-rl Iln-mst-lvvs willl il spring! dance for llwir portion ol llle l'la1ll-limo lin- Iaiimnvnl. 'lillvy nlso prmlllcvcl an winning lvum in ll.A.A. zlnfl had many 0llll'I' players on lmncl lur llu- lxig ganna- warm-ups... Row one: Tremayne, Verner, Palmer, Hughes, Beck, Kohl, Monlano, Moore, Loynd, Mrs. Cincoffa. Row lwo: Briner, Fanger, Hubbard, Freeman, Terkildsen, freasurer 8-2, Molsberry, sfudenf council rep. 8-I: Ayala, Conners, pres. 8-I 5 Cinani, Thomplcins, slud. council rep. 8-23 Henry. Row fhree: Nelson, sec- retary 8-I: Speefer, Kaylor, Noel, Coffey, McGihon, W. Mandeville, Borden, Sanders, Campbell. Row four: Bailey, presidenf 8-2: Mizner, presidenf 8-2: Craig, secrefary 8-27 Harris, Schulfz, Brown, Mason, D. Miller, Engleharf. Row five: Mandeville, Ball, Barr, Trenf, Cushman, Eafon, Sfoclc, Merica, Peferson, vine-presidenf 8-2. Row six: Medford, Fefferman, Paffon, Ellis, Marin, C. Miller, Kumle, Burroughs, Kirby, Cadiew lnof shownl. I9

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ASSIST! NT MANI- SERS Briefing on tile Eastern Hemisphere ancl Ctiallc Tallcs on speeclr and grammar tmave been tlie main studies of Coaclw Mrs. Sctmitz in time training ot tl1e Assistant Managers. Vvitli timeir Halt-time Activities surrounding tiieir training, time Tnwtqeam A.iVt.'s gave a ciass party catied uclwristmas in Ottler Landsu. Tinley gave a sctiooi dance titled Marcrlz, Wirlris, a successtut ven- ture. Tile Assistant lwianagers contributed to ttle Conditioning Practice u smatl UCutJs team and tlmree oi tlweir own ctreerteaders. Row one: Hutchins, Thornton, Kay, Kaspian, Hulbert, Draney, Good, Watkins, president 7-ly Van- Sickle, Barnes, Knoetler, Baker, Mrs. Schultz. Row two: Poulsen, J. Pomin, stud. council rep. 7-23 Heuga, vice-pres. 7-I7 Rich, Randall, Burger, Gorham, Henry, Borden, Franco, Stone, Schull, Risden, secretary 7-2. Row three: Bervid, English, Brimhall, Firpo, Notley, Decker, vice-president 7-2:WiIson, president 7-21 Cushing, secretary 7-lp Bergman, Frey, secretary 7-27 Reynolds, student council rep. 7-I: Marin. Row tour: Marquis, Brown, Ogle, Barnett, Reisbig, Parr, Patnoude, Quartly, Helgren, Giovannoni, treas- urer 7-2g R. Pomin. Row tive: Parlchurst, Horvath, Peterson, treasurer 7-lg Hubbard, Hagens, Single, Sanders, Kydd, Mandeville, Smart, Woodard. I8

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r f- f- v I r Q l l L2 Q Coach Miss Finger outlined the strategic points of training to he covered hy the ninth grade Rookies and her Chalk Talks centered about English and social studies. All this helped the Rookies when they gave themselves their lirst hig write-up in their autoloiographies. For their Hall-time Activities, the Rookies produced the successful Vvinter Wonderlarlcl. They hrought in a runner-up team for G.A.A. and also sent memhers to the .lay Vee and Vvolveretle teams for their attendance in the Conditioning Practice. Row one: Hulbert, Allen, Frey, Frates, Kaspian, L. Wright, secretary 9-lg B. Brown, Kohl, Stinchtield, Noel. Row two: Bailey, Roberson, Fanger, student council rep. 9-2: Faughn, treasurer 9-lp Notley. Diaz, Vaughan, Verner, Miss Finger. Row three: Firpo, Lander, Ellis, H. Brown, Kenyon, S. Wright, secretary 9-27 Carter, Quilici, vice-president 9-lg Taylor, vice-president 9-2. Row tour: Van Hooser, student council rep. 9-I3 Bechdoltg Graton, Young, Williams, Kehm, Quartly, Reid, Donaldson. Row tive: Hutchins, Holbrook, president 9-lg Rausch, Terkilclsen, Snoen, Lang, Henry, Johnson, president 9-23 Marin. 20