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

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RESERW ES limi- spvnl on srriillniugvs in llw Qlrivvr lruining fur mul ll0lll'ly Cllulli iliullis ol worlcl llislory wr-rv ilu' nmin slurly ggrouml lor Coufli lxlr. Holulm. llis Rc-sl-rvvs. usinsf lllis lmowlvclgv. we-rv ..liIf- lu mlvuiiu- in Ilu-ir ill'l'0HlpllSlIlTlf'lllS lor lllis, llwir ll'lllll yvur. Vlilwy sponsored lin- Aulumn lmfniws lor lln-ir SlIK'l'1'SSl.lll vs-nlurv inlo llle Hull-limv Aflivilivs. ililwy supplivcl many me-mln-rs lu ilu- Vursily, .lily Ve-0. uncl ollwr sporls I1-urns lor llivir pzlrl in ilu- Conclilioning l,l'ill'lll'0. 4 M Q ' ' Row one: Mr. Holub, While, Lander, Verner, siudenf council rep. IO-I: Slaie, secreiary I0-21 Baker Frank, Moore, Monlano. Row 'rwoz Coffey, Rausch, Marquis, Farrar, Tremayne, Gray, Kirby, Crick Sfricklancl. Row fhreez Grahn, Faughn, Hogan, vice-presideni IO'2g Schuliz, Hallef, Wray, Burger Van Hooser. Row Four: Li++Ie, Hofsenpiller, Osburn, Cooper, presidenl IO-2gWhi+ley, Graion, Thomp- kins, Hensley. Row live: Schull, presidenl IO-lg Vaughan, sludeni council rep. IOAZQ Nelson, Harris 'rreasurer IO-2: Wooclsford, Miller, Holbrook, Wood. 21

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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

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JUNIF R VARSITY VVilli minds loolcing forward to first string. the Junior Varsity furthered ilu-ir preparation with a ycar of training in Ll. llistory and Cliallc Tallcs on iuturc- occupations witll C0ilt'Il iwlrs. di Suvero directing llie plays. They spent time advancing themselves willu dances lilcc Christmas Fantasy and money-malcing ventures iilce pom-pom and game- relrvslmment sales for tile final scoring elflqort in the Junior-Senior Prom. They conditioned themselves by sending play- ers lo the major teams' of Varsity, Jay Vee, and the Vvolveretles. Row one: Neel, Lakey, Brines, Lang, Christensen, Antillon, Herzog, O'Neill, Mrs. di Suvero. Row two: Farrar, Armstrong, Decker, student council rep. I I-27 Commagere, secretary l I-Ig Trent, student coun- cil rep. II-ly Robertson, Mandeville, Trask. Row three: Lee, Stone, Hecker, M. Brown, J. Wilson Wing, Giovannoni. Row tour: Schmidt, Heuga, Street, secretary Il-21 J. Browne, Loynd, Carter, Abbott. Row tive: Ashton, Eaton, Ball, vice-president ll-25 Gilmore, treasurer llg Craddoclc, Hal- bert, Cooke, president ll-2. Row six: Record, Johnson, Woodward, Sites, Lavery, Sheehan, presi- dent ll-lp D. Wilson, vice-president ll-l. 22