Tamalpais High School - Pai Yearbook (Mill Valley, CA)

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F enior arewell We'll be Seeing you ..... as the strains of Pomp and Circumstance grow louder we, the graduating Class of l955 take time to remember. lt hardly seems possible that it has been tour years since we entered Tam as green freshmen. This was the yecr Bob Gunn and lim Bennison were our Student Body Prexies, remember? We got our biggest thrill when we won the N.B.L. Championship and who can forget those victory rallies when we yelled our heads off for people like Paul Knowles and Schyler Iefferies. Then, in no time at all, we started our sophomore year. With Bob Sapp and Dayton Drake leading us in student body affairs we felt right at home. This was the year the weary skiers were burned out of their lodgings. We danced at the Mardi Gras and went to the annual News Barn Danz. At last UPPEFiCLASSMEN! Our junior year was filled with many memorable occasions. Our ski team won the county Championshipg we put on the best Iunior Prom ever: Fantasia under the direction of class Prexy Mike Durrie. We watched lay Bardwell and leanette Ehlen in the Senior Play. We bid good-by to the seniors as we got ready to take their places. Y again. Page 2 li t. , , ,,,,, We arrived: SENIORSl The best year of all We cheered at the Letterman Faculty game practically cried when we won the Tam Drake football game to bring home the cherished silver trophy and rolled in the aisles at the Faculty Frolics lud Foreman and Mike Durrie were our Student Body Prexies and we all felt kind of nostaligic as we attended games for the last time Then came the week we will never forget Senior Picnic, Senior Cut Day and of course the fabulous Senior Ball winding it all up in the Regency Boom of the Huntington Hotel. We would like to take some time out from all our last minute act vites to say to everyone at Tam, lt's been swell We ll refrain from saying good-bye and make it Until we meet

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,,,Fr'0nt row, lt-ft to righti N4-ttiv Gill. Gimiii- S4-ftmi and Bovky Simpsmi. S1-amid row: Jvrry I O Class of 56 0 hcers Heading the Fall semester ot the lunior class was President lerry Stram. Strain and Al Gilht-rt. Ierry and his committee worked to present a very successful skit in the PAI rally, and the class was awarded a prize tor it. Gther otticers were Al Gilbert, Ginnie Setton, Becky Simpson and Nettie Gill. This Spring Ken Meade was elected President and began Work immediately on the lunior Prom, Sand 'n Suri. The Prom was held March 26 and hailed as one oi the best ever. Bonnie Boyer was chosen to attend Girls' State and the year ended with a number ot lunior girls acting as flower girls at Graduation. t ui iight . Lol' f :.JimIImi1t1fl'smi.Gimiif-S4-l't1m, Kvii Mm-sul--, Sylvizi V: irfil. ifvltmi K1-nm-ily. Pugc ZS