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

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Cur Histor The fall of 1954 at TnT was a scene of hedlam as a ramhunctious group of freshmen hegan their high school days. Being the largest ciass to enter the new high school at the seventh grade level. the class of '57 was divided into two core classes under the direction oi Miss Nia Finger and Mr. Smith. The class officers that year were the following: Janice Mandeville, presidentg Linda Loynd. vice-'preside-nt: Rosalie Kaspian, secretary: Karen Decker, lzeasurerg Jude' Commagere. class representative. These enterprising freshmen contributed eight members to the football squad, five to the ioasicethali team, and Judy O'Neili and Janice Niandeviile made the newly organized VX7olverette team. The girls also proudly placed third in the volley hail tourney that year. The sophomore year brought more activities and interests' to our spirited class and the core ciass officers were as follows: Doug Cooke, Doug Vvilson, president: Vves Bail, Jude' Commagere, vice-president: Linda Loynd, JoAnn Allen, sec- retaryg Jacquie Ahhott. Scott Gillmore, treasurer: Karen Decker. Carol Trent, class representative. mm Mr. Redd and Mr. Stewart suffered through our sophomore year with us and Well always re- member world history class and drivers, train- ing twon't we, iVlarilyn?i. The Aloha dance was a flashing highlight and it rated second only to the Junior-Senior Prom that year. Vve impressively displayed six hoys on the football squad, eight on the hasicethail court and seven girls on the Vvoiverette team. Upperciassmen at iasti Mrs. Di Suvero tool: the reins of the junior core classes. Class officers were the following: Doug Cooke. Tom Sheehan. president: Wes Bail, Doug Wilson, vice-presi- dentg Carol Street, Jude' Commagere. secretary: Scott Gilmore, treasurerg Karen Declcer, Carol Trent. class representative. Our main objective this year was money for the Junior'Senior Prom. Pompom and refreshment stand sales contribu- ted largely to this and the Junior Uchristmas Fantasy dance was a successful help also. The 20

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Bob Trask Harry Woodward CSF 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Drama l, 2. 3, 4: Plays 1.2. 3: YM- CA Conference 4: French Club 4: Cborus 4: Senior Play 4. Student' Body Vice-President 3: Bloclc T Representative 4: Awards: Outstanding Boxer 2: Wrestler 3: Football Play- er 3.4: BAA 1.2. 3. 4: Track 3: Basketball I, 2. 3. 4: Foot- ball 2. 3. 4, Captain 4. Class President Vive-Presh dent 3: Cllorus l: Spanislm Club l. 2: Senior Band l. 2. -4: Dance Band 4: Block T l, 2. 3: Football l: Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2: Track. Tennis 3. 4: Senior Play 4. Nikki Ann Wing Spanisb Club l 2: CSF 2. 3. Treasurer 3: pep Club 3. 4: YMCA Conference Treasurer 3: GAA 1, 2. 3, 4: Lions Club Spealcers Contest l, 2. 3, 4: Drama 2: Vvolverette 3. 4. I0 . Doug Wilson Ernestine Alameda Transfer Nlendocino. Calil. 4: Class President l. Vice-Presb dent 2. 4: CSF President 3: Student Body Vice President 4: Majorette l, 3. Head 2: Glee Club l. 2, 3: GAA l. 2. 3: Basketball Team 2, 3.

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l,roni was lielcl in Ilie Falmle Room oi tlie lxlaies Hotel in Reno. wllere slit- tlleme ol' Stairway to I Stars was carried out lmeautifully. It was a great success under tlie leadersllip of Xves Ball and .lucly U'Nt-ill. F0-K'ililll'lllt'Il ol- tlie prom committee. Tlie year court will: liolm 'lqraslc and Doug VVilson on tlie varsity VV4-'Il always rememlaer US. liistory classes fwliewll llii- Vvolverettes' Fallon game. Vve started our senior senior assembly, wliicli was ous core seliedule, and tlie Decker, Doug Vvilson, and tlie leading roles. tlie Vvolverette team. liundred sllort story reports ITIOFP lull illld heilfl CIOSPI' by our line teacliers and friends. QI liumorous success. Our senior year was by far tlie most enjoyable, informative and decisive. lVlr. Ratlilaf put us tlirougli tlie paces of a rigor- Vves Ball. .lerry Brown. president: Scott Gil- more, Kirty Kiser. vice-president: Joanne Palmer. .lacquie Abbott. secretary: Bob Armstrong, Rosa- lie Kaspian. treasurer: Carol Street, Tom Sliee- lian. class representatives. As Almighty Seniors we gave tlie lirst annual Senior Cllristmas Ball. witli tlle tlieme of niVlistletoe Magic . Qur sen' ior play ol' Girl Crazy was a tremendous suc- cess witli Harry Vvoodward. Bob Heuga, Tom Slieelian. Dean Herzog. Jude' Commagere, Karen Alliletically-minded. we outdid ourselves tliis year. rl-lie varsity football and baslcetlnall teams were composed of mainly seniors as was VVe'll always rememlmer Dean Herzog's interpretation of ELVIS at our assembly. tlie one and Judy. tlie departure of Cary Gunlcel lor tlie lxflarine Corps. opening nite of UGirl Crazy. Cliris and Franlc, and tlwe niglit of graduation . . Togetlier. we tlie class of '57, llave llad we ever will be again. As we eacli go our individual ways may we upllold tlie ideals and standards ol our country as represented to us of '55 nine of our boys were on tlie basketball team. VVe liad ten girls on llie Nvolverette team. tlie Future Occupations Project, Nlrs. Di. and year by giving our an entertaining and class officers were: Nikki Wing taking tlvlr. Ratlilnlqi. Scott to Pilfll otller tlian Ilif-