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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

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' Trustees Action Tam Changes Tamalpais Homecomingg Over Summer The Spirit Lives Oh ON MALIGNANI' RAI.l.IES CYC'e C 'b ...MILF b35i0:.i.i2:5i232.S 22: Re-Emerges I Tam Welcomes V3 I1lIlEl IIS Ill students, says cheerleader Deanna Blalock. Students More than 540,000 is spent each year t' within the Tamalpais Union High School 0 District to repair damage done by vandals. Al h h d 1' ' t ll b d t T.z,::1i. 122.2.:if3.:g:2.ff,:':f1i'..t. 1, 2. Has Turnout Returns to Tam l d l ord to do th's the new so ve . n er 1 , management assistant, Lila Wilkins, is , ' . offering a S50 reward for any information t S leading to the apprehension of vandals. a I Stones, 0ne Big Weekend It Again 4 I 0 B By now, the majority of us Tamites know e the results of our recent visit by members of W.A.S.C fWestern Association of Schools d and Collegesj. For those of you who are not an aware, Tam came shining through again. Neato This Season Test schedule l H , H DISC Jockey imffifulif 2LfI'QZiiw'?2SLi 12322,-' 'iii El' ' t th T Master Batters. In a close second came the e Rostanefarians, or Rustanfenarians, or I lgostafgnatriajns, of whatever you wish tocall a t em. o o c ll h' t D y cf Reaganomicsywhijsli ccerizginlgf eVl'!fJtli?ini'lgRE placed in our contest. und Thinks Skiers Gear Nifty New Mrs. Bundy feels very good to be here, For Wmter Cheerleaders cause of the peaceful atmosphere the udents and teachers create in the school udents in her classes feel that she is fair, I am t nor loose Board Election a m W i n S Broken Lockers Ngvgmbg T.'.:z,.2f:2..:,1, :::i. Tfali Students Polling Date In Vicious New Club to Search the Predicament Exists at Tam Last fall, when the Tam High School Board established an S80 fee per student per sport, cries of distress rang out in the Athletic Department. Not may expected the students to be able to pay the fee, expecially if they had more than one sport to pay for. Students Try New Fads 0 n the front lawn, Hacky Sak is in. Hacky Sak, as you might know, is a game where you kick a helpless little bean bag around in a circle trying not to let it hit the ground. This game takes no intelligence and you need little coordination to play. Well, what will be next? 'Designer underwear? See-through Varnets? Only time will tell what the American public wants. Antonnucci A 0,000 Burden Heavenly Sky Former Tam News Editor Photography Goes Underground Administration Tam Lacrosse Cl'aCkS DOWI1 Club Forming Cn Potheads Hats offto TAM NEWS staffwriter Todd Rollin, who was left with some egg on his face after writing about an underground newspaper in the first TAM NEWS. We have yet to see any effort put out be the involved party, and expect Mr. Rollin to explain to all of Tam High what happened. Students Have No Problem With Fees H0'l.'E.S29lW'!'9 '81 Model U.N. Starts Strong Student Council Goes Borneo on Orchestra Goes t Projects Darrin Dalagnes a freshmen sadly said could change though, Dalagnes replied, My class has no ,spirit. Asked if things' Yes, I think they can. for Bark Busted - peace Booze Buying With the activities of Homecoming gone by, the Student Council will start putting the energy towards other projects for this year. These activities will include an effort to get Ski Week or a semester break back, getting second semester finals changed for seniors and to continue campus beautification projects. I The Tam High Orchestra has been invited to compete in the International Youth and Music Festival in Vienna, Austria this summer. They are the first public high school orchestra from California to be invited to participate in the eleven year old spirit of the competition. Tam was recommended as the best high school orchestra in Northern California, said Craig Northrup, Music Director for American orchestras. 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The warning of the white water came late to the student body that fateful day, for the school administration wanted to keep school in session until the end of fourth period classes, that way they got credit for a full school day. By the time students were able to organize themselves they were trapped by the flood. The only way to escape was to wade through the icy depths of the water or to find a car that was not yet rendered immobile. Yips and crys of happiness as well as the recitation of profanity danced in the air. Not too many people agreed on the merit of the flood, but everyone definitely had a strong opinion about it. Much of the day was spent arranging rides home for many students. School was closed altogether the next day, a holiday ,,,that was eventually made up on the last day of the SEI'1'19StE?I'. Tam students who depended on the system for transport were forced to home because the flood shut down most road use in Marin. If home was too far to walk, phone calls had to be made or sleeping arrangement set. more rugged type person found the flood to be fun and exciting, many had water fights or rowed boats down Miller Avenue. Others found the whole affair irritating, they only saw it as a walk home in wet clothes or a wasted day at school. Even though the flood drew mixed reviews it will remain in the memories of many people as a special time during their high school days. 'cf' we ,..,-f Nev .df- V Monda Mornings At Tam Alrightl Here we go again, playing some of that rock and roll for the fantastic youll The alarm goes off and some obnoxious disc jockey starts screaming in your ears. So your hand slaps around the bed table to hit your clock's off button. Well, you hit something, but it was your glass of water and now it's all over the homework that you didn't finish. As you fall back onto your pillow, too tired to get up, you upset the entire bed board book shelf and all of its contents end up in your lap. So you struggle to unbury yourself you realize that your clock is ,...... .....--i l fl ff fl H X IH!-V7 MONDAYS I . i' l l slow and you're already twenty minutes late! Now you're at school, your eyes are still half closed, and your breath is bad. Students are sleeping in class, no one studied or did his homework. No one pays attention to the teacher and everyone groans all day long. Ughl No wonder, it's Monday! of +395 1 Thank God For Fridays There you are in class and you don't ever mind. You and your friends are getting rowdy. There's so much to look forward to: the band at lunch, the game after school, the party at night, and being able to sleep in. At last the freedom of the weekend is about to happen. In every class the students are noisy and excited. No one pays attention to the teacher and everyone shouts and laughs. Some students cut class, some just leave early. Everyone anticipates the last bell. And when it finally rings, it's never loud enough. But it's the relief we've all waited for for five long days. Thank God it's Friday! X gl 2 AA Z f f I, X ' v A -Tag!! MWT- f M-mf THANK GOO VVS PRXDAXU l 19 Hangin' Gut At Tam High iXKi'a Have you ever wondered where people hang out at Tam? There are many different places, but only five were popular: the front parking lot, side steps, Mead Theatre, senior bench, and the back parking lot. The front parking lot includes the front lawn, the faculty parking lot, and the boy's gym. It is the most populated area at Tam. One of the front lotters described it as where the mellow partiers are, but they have their act together. She said, They're rowdy, but decent people. No vandalism or goes on out there. They are the rock and rollers of Tam High. Generally they are good students. The side steps is a very private place at Tam. The trees hide everything that goes on there. It is a designated smoking area, so many who populate it smoke. One front lotter said, Sometimes one of the front lotters goes over there to have a cigarette, but we usually do not hang out there. The majority of people in Mead Theater this year were also front-lotters having a cigarette. It was also a popular area for hacky-sack and idle sunning. Senior bench, on the other hand, was full of A and B students, many of them preppies. The majority of senior bench do not cut and are very protective of their bench. The back parking lot is behind the well-known student center. It was where all the students were to park their cars, but some of the students were afraid to do so, because of the questionable reputation of the back parking lot. The back lot was made up of greaser guys and their hot rod cars or cowboys and their trucks. You could say the back lot was still back in the fifties, with students cruising the drag and having fun. In between the fun there was still time for work, though. Many of the back lotters had high GPA's and were planning on college. The majority worked before they played. The Political Scene Despite the exceptional popularity of the famous Tam sports departments, dances, and . . . weekendm partying, Tam students this year have become more involved in less popular though more important preoccupations, namely politics. The surge isn't enormous, but it is serious. Tam students, liberal by majority, have became more aware of politics, politicians, and government than likely thought. In the quest for political activity some Tam students went so far as to actively involve themselves in nuclear disarmament, human rights violations, and even Reagonomics. The latest movement to hit the streets, were the Freeze the Arms Race buttons that Tony Medrano's group hocks for a dollar. Kinda steep for a button, but it's for the cause we heard one student say. The Tam nuclear package also included a terrifying 12-panel display of the Effects of Nuclear War in the mezzanine of the student center and a almost school-wide showing of The Last Epidemic , a very heavy film which Tam was the first high school in the county to view. Besides nuclear awareness, students in Mr. Beldens constitution classes performed mock senate hearings at the Mill Valley City Hall. Clad in three-piece suits, business dresses, and sneakers, these students spent a day reenacting the exact procedures of a senate 'hearing and the passing of bills. With the political trend among Tam high students would it not seem likely that other high schools are catching on? If this trend were to spread, high school could become an effective part of important government functions and decisions. Jr-'X' we AL Christmas At Tam Christmas is a special time at Tam. Students decorate Tam with everything imaginable. This year the seniors at Tam spray-painted Merry Christmas on senior bench and decorated a Christmas tree, placing it in front of Tam. Students participated in several events throughout the Christmas season. The most popular event seemed to be handing out candy canes to friends. The candy canes are a traditional symbol of friendship. Students in the Christmas Club bring beautiful harmony to Tam by caroling through the halls. The choir and orchestra are also in the Christmas spirit. They have a traditional Christmas performance at the Methodist Church for anyone who wants to come. Then there's the Tamalpais Christmas Dance which adds just the right touch to the Christmas season. This year Tam's students spread so much love, happiness, and good spirits to so many people that Santa Claus took some time out to come to Tam to wish all of them a Merry Christmas. I U lx Ki P E Z friends: They pick us up when we're down, they celebrate special moments with us, and they help us cope with school. Friendship is a special part of Tam. Have you ever started the day out on the wrong foot, arrived at school depressed and had your friends revive you? They have a way of making the world seem like a big joke. When parents aren't able to understand teenage problems, friends are. They know what you're going through because they have often been there before. What Would We Do Without Them? Has something exciting happened to you and you've just had to call your friend? A true friend shares your happiness with you. They know what is important to you and they know how to celebrate triumphs. Have teachers, books, and grades ever gotten you down so low that you never thought you would get back up? All of us experience the pressure of school, just having someone to lean on helps. People are one of the main things that make Tam so special, and having friends holds everyone together. Whether it's the teacher-to- teacher, student-to-student, or teacher-to-student relationship, they all help us keep our sanity. What would we do without them? 27 Student Support In a system of education so oriented towards basic learning and discipline, it is refreshing to know that there is still a place where you can just sit down and talk about your problems without worrying about parents or teachers hearing about it. The name of this place is Full Circle, a student support service at Tam directed by former teacher Jimmy Brown. Besides being director, Jimmy Brown helps with homework, gets tutors, rearranges schedules, and helps with finding appropriate schooling after high school. The vocational side is handled by Bill Arthur. He helps with finding work, getting through job interviews, and making connections in the working world. The student counseling is done by Golda Michelson and Janet Jacobsen. They deal with everything from sexual relationships and divorced parents to transfer students who are lost in a new environment. They stress that no matter how large or small the problem, students shouldn't be afraid to just walk in and start talking. Services to f Career Guidance Center Before deciding where to go after high school, one must look into what different schools offer and which of their programs best suit both academic and social needs. Fortunately for Tam students, the Career Guidance Center offers such an opportunity. Representatives from all types of schools come to the C.C1.C. and tell students about all aspects of the school they represent. One can learn about the majors offered at Harvard, the cost of attending state schools as opposed to private universitites, the advantages of a vocational school, the quality of the foreign language department at Lewis and Clark or the possibility of a person who does not meet U.C. minimum requirements gaining admission after attending two years at the College of Marin or Indian Valley Colleges. If financing further education is a problem, the representatives can help. They tell students about how to apply for financial aid from the state, and what aid is offered by the school and how to apply for it. If money is still a problem, representatives from both Army and Navy come and explain how and under what conditions the Armed Forces will finance your education. With the valuable information one can get at C.G.C., it is hoped that every student can make wise choices about college. This year nearly fifty representatives came to Tam and about 750 students attended the discussions about college. Fashion: L 1 3 .. Q fir- NA ,F The 1981-82 school year brought with it new students, new teachers and a new principal. It also brought with it two new fashion crazes - those of knickers and leg warmers. No matter what the weather was like, on any given day a plethora of girls could be seen wearing these articles of clothing. Knickers are usually associated with an old-time golf tournament, but now they are being worn on any occasion. Matched with sneakers or topsiders, and socks ranging from argyle to plain to none, knickers were de reguer for the well-dressed girl on campus. Although it is not apparent what started the knicker craze, once begun it could not be stopped. It is only logical that leg warmers would come along at the same time as knickers. Since knickers end at the knee, their natural complement is leg warmers - thick socks running from the ankle to the knee. This year leg warmers were worn with skirts iacceptablej, or over jeans lfor those with a middle-school mentalityj, or even Qby a daring fewj with knickers. it S L' cropped up as well. The punk the avante garde and the average popular preppies all showed up on campus. The punks were highly visible in their black leather outfits, highlighted with chains, red and blue bandanas, rubber boots and outlandish hairstyles. Though in a minority, the punks added spice to Tam fashion. Prom Bobby Jones To An offshoot of the punk style was the avant garde. Characterized by garish or angular clothing, this group sported orange sweaters, pants made of parachute cloth, and wide padded shoulders. The avant garde consisted of those too mainline to go punk. The last major group on campus was the preppies, those bastions of natural fibers. Possibly the widest spread style, prep meant topsiders, khakies, button-down oxford cloth shirts, and Fair Isle sweaters. Of course prep is not a fad, and will be around forever, but it was nice to have a resurgence this year to give Tam an aura of sophisticiation, dignity, and breeding. .-.. K Sid Vicious J 'rp 'wma fa K sr K L Cars Un Campus Ever since we were in Middle School we have been looking forward to owning our very own car. It seemed that the greatest thing in the world would be to be able to go wherever we wanted whenever we felt like going. No more bumming rides from our parents, no more standing on lonely street corners waiting for stupid buses to show up. Nothing could go wrong if we just owned a car. Then we bought our first car. After owning it for two days, we came back and found a brand new dent the size of a grapefurit. No big deal, nothing could go wrong if we just owned a car, with or without a dent. Next came our first Friday night cruising around in our new car. What fun! We could do whatever we wanted, go wherever we pleased. Only problem was where to go and what to do. Still it was fun, until we got up the next morning and looked inside our car. Sunflower seeds and candy wrappers were scattered everywhere. After we got in, the stifling smell of beer hit us, and then we started the car up and watched the gas needle zoom all the way to E. Saturday was even more fun. Every person we had ever met called us up for a ride to a party. Did anyone pay for gas? Nope! So we decided to siphon some gas in order to drive around all night. Three days later we recovered from what we thought was a terminal case of gas hiccoughs. While driving home from the party, we decided to show how fast our new car was. just as we hit 70mph around the field house corner, red lights began to flash behind us. Our parents understood the first ticket, but the fifth and sixth kinda got on their nerves. Let's not even mention traffic court, the most degrading experience a teen-ager can be put through. lt wasn't my fault, Sir. The accelerator got stuck. Monday we got up and took our car to auto shop. Finally we could work on our own car and feel like a mechanic. Auto shop went greatg we replaced our clutch perfectly, though while driving home we did notice that our four speed had only two speeds. Later we learned our linkage was upside down. No problem, three hundred bucks took care of the whole thing. Who can forget waking up on finals morning dreading the Chemistry final? Weren't we relieved when our dependable car wouldn't even start up? For years we had been looking forward to this? Forget it! Anyone seen my old bus schedule? Anyone want to buy a car? -N.-......J W eu, ,M K.. A- M , ,V Kf' X , W 'Q v 1 , Q, Q Y' 4,, A ' 1 ,1 ' J f .. 4 v ' ' W . ,f , ,AJ ' r 'A V I . 'I ' . . . ,VI . - '- '.:'- ':f,Q' fn ,gn 4.1, 'Q .- 4 . .I A ' A P' 'Ir ',.' ' '4, 4 If ! , K , .-f 1. I 4' . Www mmm 3- Z ' V. H . 621' gi Jzfwz ffvzzaf, www UMM? gikdawu MJ c91.JM.,,fMF Aafmmwm fffylfzagz QMNQGM f MEM Www fa ffflffyfa Mg! 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The approximately 120-member company survives on grants from the San Francisco fBuckJ Foundation, from which they get approximately 527,000 which ays for guest artists as well as some of the full-time personnel. Unfortunately this grant can only be used to pay for personnel and not equipment, to buy props and eep up the stage in Ruby Scott Auditorium the company must resort to fund raisers. On November 14, E.T.C. had what it called a Dance-a-Thon. For twelve continuous hours nearly a hundred Tam students danced their hearts out to benefit E.T.C. When it was all over, almost 551500 had been collected from sponsors, who had pledged by the hour. In addition to the Dance-a-thon, E.T.C. had bake sales, sold T shirts, and even had a benefit performance by comedian Michael Pritchard. But E.T.C. isn't all fundraising. This year they put on five separate full-length plays and twelve one-acts. The advanced drama class put on an original ada tation of The Point in December, while the first and second year classes held a one-act festival that played over finals week in January. For the spring semester, the advanced class traveled to Sutter Creek, California, to participate in the Mother Lode Festival, which consists of theater workshops and a one-act competition. Michelle Swanson and guest playwright Scott Wren wrote and directed a full-length play for the stagecraft tsecond yearj section called Waste Through the Ages. After playing at Tam in April it went on a brief tour to benefit anti-nuclear groups. The two first- year classes concentrated on a type of theater known as story theater. Over the summer E.T.C. provides a chance for Tam students to act in the Playwrights Festival which will happen on the Tam campus again this summer. i......t This year our drama department's advanced workshop ut on an original adaptation of The Point that had all the earmarks of a professional production. Written by Harry Nilsson, The Point was meant to be a sort of absurd fable with an unusual stance on the state of things in the modernljworld. It is the tale of Oblio, the pointless boy, and his faithful do Arrow. They ave been thrown out of the Lana? of Point and have to travel through the dreaded Pointless Forest. With a soothing mixture of song, dance, and prose, the Point explains who has a point and who does not, but most important, it explains how this decision is reached. Without bombarding you with unneeded propaganda, the show revealed many problems and injustices in the world we live in. To add to the experience the play was done in the round, without any of the layers leaving the stage at any point durin the play. Instead of laying to the audience, the actors played skildfully with the audience. This gave the audience the feeling that they weren't just watching the players go through the plot, but actually feeling the action and releasing very real emotions. At times the cast would go into the audience and carry on actual conversations with them, asking questions about the play and explaining confusing parts in the plot. of humor and powerful acting talent to the pointless Oblie, while Greg Ballora sprinkled just the right amount of baby-talking nonsense onto his confusion ridden face as the faithful dog Arrow. Without showing the slightest signs of a weakness, the rest of the Ensemble performed brilliantly. Terrifically ortrayed emotions rolled off the animated faces of Lili Cunningham and Lupe Gidley, while Ivan Corkland broke the audience up with his hilarious dottering old man. The concise and beautiful choreography done by guest artist Edward Blair, Qwho did the Dr. Pepper television commercialsj, combined with the involved direction of Michelle Swanson for a memorable experience. The Point also toured with the Bread and Roses organization from February throu h June, playing before audiences in schooTs, rest homes, and prisons. A very strong ensemble effort was headed up Ivan Corkland stares towards heaven while Ul- by Peter Woolf, who lended his natural Sense ricke Stienback and Kendra Hartnett sing encour- agement. 'P ll' His majesty QSteve Gillespie! points out the inequalities of life to young, pointless Oblio lPeter Woolf, Oblio stares in disbelief at the ac- Steve Gillespie gloats as his subjects frown at his words cusing finger pointing at him A Successful One-Act Festival To stage twelve one-act plays in only six nights would be an incredible achievement for any the- ater company, but our own student-run Ensemble Theater Company did it virtually without the as- sistance of any adult supervisors - and it went off without a hitch. Twelve groups of first and second year drama students started organizing the One-Act Festival in early November and by the time erformance week rolled around over finals week they were ready. After tireless weeks spent in rehearsal pin- pointing every small detail, all the work ended up depending on only two rushed hours of lighting rehearsal. But student lighting expert Bernice Hurley and her crew of' technicians pulled it off with style. The final product was a series of polished profes- sional looking performances which thoroughly entertained everyone who went. There was not one single weak link in the string of plays that performed this year, and everyone involved had an incredibly educational as well as enjoyable ex- perience. Blow it out your ass' screamed bag woman Alice Roches ter in Pigeons. is Wk' S Kristie Weilnhamrner frightj and Lisa Wickham stare aimlessley into The Happy Journey from Trenton to Camden Bag woman Alice Rochester hurls every insult she can think of at the control- lingly sympathetic Amy Burgess in the well-directed Pidgeons, Lisa Chipkinnutters aroundthe Stage complaining bitterly about every little thing that goes wrong in Overtones Nun... Si Q' 53 'Ng se 'f 'l , i , he e M gd' Nurse Anne Chappell serves breakfast in bed to an ailing Alex Dangel in A Seperate Peace , 1 Left to right: Tom Wright, Reagan Wylie John Shroyer Patrick McCarthy III Ned Harris Director - Robert J. Linda Breen Becky Evans Johanna Van I-Iise Katy MacNichols Martha GfC91'1WO0Cl Luke Schenefield Bob Sage Karen Libien Lisa Minelli Lis Kim Schlain Elizabeth Green Tamalpais High School Urchestra The Tamalpais High School OfChGS'rf21 WHS together young musicians from around the world invited to participate in the International Youth in the city famous for its musical heritage, and Music Festival in Vienna in July, 1982, the Sponsored by the City of Vienna to foster first public high school orchestra from California international understanding through music, it ever to do so. includes orchestra, band, and choral competitions, and joint concerts with students from other The invitation to participate in the Vienna nations in Vienna's famous concert halls, Festival is viewed as recognition of the Tam Orchestra's reputation as one of the best high The Tam group is one of seven high school and school 0rcheStraS in Calif0rI1ia, 0116 that has two regional orchestras that will represent the consistently received honors and produced fine United States, A number of Tam Orchestra musicians, many of them professionals. The members also play in and hold principal chairs in school has a long tradition of musical excellence regional orchestras: Orchestra Piccola and the begun almost sixty years ago with the arrival of Marin Yguth, San Francisco Symphony Youth an enthusiastic retired circus band conductor and Oakland Symphony Youth Orchestras, named Ernest Owen. After the Vienna Festival the Tam Orchestra will The Festival was begun eleven years ago to bring tguf Austria and Germany, playing in village A 1 illison Campbell Leslie Picker Michael Flemming Peter Cunningham Jeff Conway Tracy Nelson Stanley Bransgrove Michael Pedrazzinni Anneke Vonk Paul Rhodes Mike Conneely Tim Lawry II Andy Nakahata Gabriel Berger Brian Beffort Bob Crockett Chris Hebron Charles Chandler Heads For Vienna squares, children's centers and retirement homes. Students who went on a similar tour with the Marin Youth Orchestra in 1979 were overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of their audiences. The Tam High Musicians, in accepting their invitation, made an enormous commitment. They worked all year to master the music given them by the committee. They also gave a number of concerts all over the Bay Area - Concerts to Vienna - in order to raise money needed to make the trip this summer. Seniors Mike Pedrazzinni, Paul Rhodes, and Junior Charles Chandler, all members of the Tam Orchestra, attended the Festival in 1979 with the Marin Youth Orchestra. After Pop Owen's death in 1936, the instrumental music program was continued by Raymond Pittenger and then his widow Mabel Pittenger, who is credited with keeping the program going during World War II, when most schools dropped music. One of the rewards of her efforts was that a young wartime student named Robert Greenwood became so interested in music that he continued to study, returning to his alma mater in 1951 to direct its instrumental music program. Now senior faculty member in the Tamalpais District and state chairman of the National School Orchestra Association, Robert Greenwood will conclude his thirtieth year at Tam High by conducting his students in Vienna. SW' M?-Q Q Q sw Q K' .fx W ,SN in max' 4311 T9 i ' M. . Q3 QM: mx YA., - , .Y--.glf gf - l- '15 --1. . :X X: . Hz 1 Aw - .f i SE:T,2':'5::..--l-: 5 K . . 1 1 'X .. Y 5 r is :A giwmwh 'MW Magi .N 2 Nh W? ,W M 4 . X XY - 551511 iff w if 9? X Band QQ' ' l Top Row: Left to Right. Bob Greenwood, Brian Beffort, Michael Fleming, Andy Nakahata, Robert Franz, Kerry Nolan, Elizabeth Bowen, Bob Crockett, Jeff Conway, Chris Hebran, Martha Snyder, Katy NacNichols, Adam Politzer, Sarah Enos, Johnny Shroyer, Michael Pedrazzini, Tyler Williams, Sarah Fiske. Second Row: Alisa Collins, Alfred Ellis, Steve Gutman, Lawrence Sweeney, Daniel Hebron, Ben Emmerich, Robert Falk, Alisa Everman, Leslie Picker, Anita Tyrrell, Buffie Gold, Lis Thom son, Tom Neeley. Bottom Row: Walter Sutton, Ben Jacobs, Kellar Autumn, Sandy Beauchamp, Revell Newton, Alison Campgell, Douglas Hee, Aaron Rosen, Patricia McKinney, Ned Harris, Mike Waldron, Stuart Williams. 1 s-t... ,. t .t it ' 5 eese 1 -,k: . :.- .krk 1 1 -:-' Q.. We sub- mamma. I as 11 That Jazz! Through the years, music styles have ranged from flappers to Elvis and from straw hats to punk rock . Music has always been around, but the styles come and go very quickly. Jazz started in the Roaring 20's and has remained ever since in the hearts of everyone. More and more jazz bands are emerging everywhere. We have our own jazz band here at Tam. It all started out as a simple sheet of music and turned into an obsession. Soon rehearsals started everyday at lunch up in the Band Box. Anyone passing by could hear the sweet melody of Jazz played by the Green Dolphin Street Trio. Soon that band was off and playing at parties, meetings, and concerts. A true success. There are other Jazz groups that are roaming our cam- pus. The Charades and the Barbershop Quartet! The Charades do swinging songs from the 40's and 5O's, while the Barbershoppers break out their hats and canes to sing a good 'ol song for Mammy . During the spring, the Barbershop Quartet and the Green Dol- phin Street Trio gave a Jazz concert for the student body to prove that there really is jazz talent at Tam. Above: Two of the Green Dolphin Street Trio - Tom Wrighton piano and Charles Chandler on bass. Missing is johnny Shroyer on drums. Far Left: The Barbershop Quartet - Michael Pedrazzini, Pat McCarthy, Paul Rhodes, and Richard Halliday. Below: The Charades - Lisa Winey, Heather Nelson, Nina Sazevich, and Heather Cobb. Vocal Music Madrigal Singers Top Row: Michael Fleming, Paul Rhodes, Michael Pedrazzini, Richard Halliday. Sec- ond Row: Lisa Winey, Nina Sazevich, Heather Cobb, Mark Bernard. Front Row: Tracy Nel- son, Liz Herve, Heather Nelson, Joy Lau. Choir F Top Row: Mark Bernard, Paul Rhodes, Michael Pedrazzini, Lisa Cavendar, Richard Halliday, Heather Cobb, Heather Nelson Susan Branch, Jeannie Briggs. Middle Row: Linda Seitas, Bibit Halliday, Lisa Winey, Nina Sazevich, Peter Cunningham Jordan Horowitz, Fran Gallagher, Michael Fleming, Tracy Nelson, Kathy Morris. Front Row: Jana Niemeyer, Rony Kraemer Janelle Sutton, Tara Blau, Susi Levi, Liz Herve, Sally Haken, Rebecca Stock, Andrew Spafford, Amber Maier, Lisa Wickham 5 J , 3 Vs 2 3 V wig ww' t is Student art work by labove left and rightj Guy Wheeler, fbelow leftj Grant Hayes, fbe- low rightj Kirk Victor lt ., si Y? 5 if i ,i 'xxx E XX xxx 3 x N F Sega P b HF' 5,5 ..k,.Vkk My ,k,. r K . Student art work by Qabovel Zoe Davis, fbelowj Ellie Turplainf Hattie Wilson. i i k.k. .,,i ,Wi .,ii ,S i if '3 , X - Q ',.: 1 ,1:. .Q 1 is' . MW M ' i Photographs by Heather Killingswortl ftopj and Rod Scott fleftj. 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Top Row: Mike Flannigan, Bryan Beaver, Pat Scott, Kathleen Beaver fa N SA, .gm wo-'G' Latin Club Bottom row: Pierra Alzon, Lindsay Lowe, Jill Obata, Jordan Horowitz. Second Row: Andy Hunerwadel, Ned Harris, Gabriel Berger, Stan Bransgrove, Allen Preger. Third Row: Todd Wannerman, Lisa Bucknell, Peter Radcliff, Evan Bowen Astronomy Club Right to Left, Bottom row: Mark Kotsching, Jamie Palches, Lindsay Lowe, Mary jo Culp, Nicole Wada, Carol Slack, Nancy Vallance. Middle row: Marya Robins, Pierre Al- zon, Andy Hunerwadel, Todd Wannerman, Melisa Williams, Gretchen Neely, Brian Murphy. Left to Right, Top Row: Gabby Fong, Gayle Zilber, Jon- athin Minton, Nina Galin, Lyndon Narita, Ned Har- ris, Lisa Buckle, David Nairn French Club First row: Nina Galin, Lindsay Lowe, Andy Hun- erwadel, Leila Clarke, Missy Linder, Gabby Fong, Bill Mentzer. Second Row: Lisa Buckle, Renee Racchi, Rochelle Racchi, Amy Witt, Fariba Tamjidi, Bibit Halliday, Liz Bowen, Nan- cy Vallance. Third Row: Ned Harris, Dirk McManus, Todd Wanner- man, Pierre Alzon Basketball Club Top: Carolyn Mackin, Rita Lun, Muffy Harding, Yvonne Alstrom. Middle: Christina Garcia, Shelly Thurman, Stepanie Curren, Sunny Souders Bottom: Marie Sanner, Liz Bowen Bicycle Club First Row: Camille Logan, Luke Schenefield, Lisa Peterson, Mrs. Villasenor. Second Row: Joe Kidder- man, Mark Kotschnig, Mike Waldron, Eric Niel- son, Andrew Poutiatine, Bill Conneely, Erik Ger- gus, Brian Scott, Adam Brown, Richard Osman, Dave Brousseau, Mike Fleming Christmas Club Top row: Lyndon Narita, Shawn Yarnell, Nancy Val- lance, Leila Clark, Sarah Clotfelter, Diana Collins, Dina Dunne, Tina Kraemer, Heather Nelson, Lisa Alber, Heather Cobb. Second row: Diana Fergu- son, Rebecca Stock, Lisa Farry, Jill Obata, Laura Arago, Alison Welch, Arn- ber Maier, Maryann Claus, Lisa Winey, Linda Seitas, Melanie Ferdinand, Mar- garet Williams, Debbie Brabo, Gurdrun Beine, Richard Halliday, Fariba Tamjidi, Kathy Ferrull, Nina Sazevich, Sarah Fiske, Kathy Morris, Ian- elle Sutton, Amy Burgess. Seated in Front: Annie Val- entine, Lisa Wickham, Chris Allen, Janine Turk, Mike Fleming, Jonanthon Minton, Liz Herve Band-Grchestra Club Seated-Lft.-Rgt- Karen Li- bien, Lis Thompson, Bill Conneely, Dan Hebron. Second row- Tracy Nelson, Io Hise, jeff Conway, Tim Lowery, Leslie Picker, Bob Crokett, Bob Sage, Andy Nakahata. Third row- Lin- da Breen, Alison Campbell, Andy Hunerwadel, Ned Harris, Aron Rosen, Chris Hebran, Gary Little. Fourth row- Peter Cunningham, Gabriel Berger, John Shroyer, Regan Wylie, Tom Wright, Charles Chandler, Mike Fleming, Paul Rhodes. Fifth row- Anneke Vonk, Mike Pe- dratzini, Brian Beffort, Pat McCarthy, Stan Brahs- grove, Luke Schenefield Ceramics Club Members of the Tam High Ceramics Club share a common enthusiasm for art and pottery. Talented craftspeople and their friends participate in events that encourage their artistic and social interests. The annual Marin County High School Potter's Pentathalon is a highlight of the club's busy year. Other activities include a beach pit firing, raku firings, pottery sales, and fund raisers for the summer workshop scholarships. ,qv ., ,,, , , , li Front row: David Decotis, Andrew Petroff, Andrea Schucker, Yvon Gregorian, Andy Hunerwadel. Second row: Laura Peterson, Richard Beck, Jess Allau, Peter Redfield, Melissa Lindner, jose-Antonio Nitteil. Third row: John Mathewson, Marcus Kelly, Karl Hansen, Will Hauke, Ned Harris, Egan Willard, Curtis Adams, Kirk Victor Griff Marshall, Bill Frates. Fourth row: Todd Pancake, Wellyn Ludlow, Kendall jones, Chris Ripps, Greg Wittenmeier, Dan Brousseau, Scott Leary. Last Row: Kristie Weilenhammer, Kerry Nelson, Andy Lina, Brian Valente, Grant Hayes, David Nairn, Sean Beattie Debate Club irn, Mark .4-iv' Y Quarters Club qfflv Qwffwr N. iv QW? rf Bottom Row: Cindy Martin, Josh Weil, Greg Stanger, Brigid Tuescher Top Row: Cathy Goggins, Lyndon Narita, Eric Macris, Erik Martin, Paul Corning Student Council Student Body President josh Weil Vice President Cathy Goggins Secretary!Treasurer Greg Stanger Senior Class President Brigid Tuescher Vice President Lyndon Narita Secretaryffreasurer Eric Macris junior Class President jill Obata Vice President Peter Larson Vice President Amy Burgess Freshman Class President Allison Keenan Vice President Amy Tuescher Entertainment Officers jill Phillips Mark Guichard Electron Officer Damien Carmichael Members at Large Paul Corning Rik Martin Kerry Rosenberg Sophomore Class President: Cindy Rhodes .SCD Although most of the people at Tam have never heard of the True Sons of Liberty lT.S.O.L.l Club, it was probably one of the most active clubs on campus. The Club met almost every day at Mead Wall to discuss patriotism, freedom, and justice. The main purpose of the club was to raise the moral standards at Tam High, promote patriotism the American way, freedom, and justice. This was done by several methods: propaganda, displays of partiotism and high morals, and through the music of the club's band Knot the band's clubj, the Rat Boys. The music of the Rat Boys and other similar bands 1-?S The Rat Boys ul, L. Club gave one a real sense of Americana as it stands today and where we are headed in the future. The club activities included many field trips to such places as Mabuhay Gardens, the Elite Club, California Hall, Tenth Street Hall, the Sound of Music, and Target Video. The purpose of these trips was to search for and find patriotism and Americana in its truest form. Eventually the club found it in the alley behind Mabuhay Gardens. Other club activities included several All- American picnics and a trip to Sacramento to see the new state capitol. -if '-:, 15 SEQ it gf 4 ?at'Q7.Q1f?lig vi Sv? 316 isis-,gixQ'yiS,mf3! - fs'ef.7tf'?i i gvtlftligxfis: if v ii C - ' C. 9.6ea,fwfi and if A C bs, 1 v kkisgag N ., his Lf: S1 Ott' H A -tsl A , Q - 4 JIS.. -5 ' 1 X iii M 1 Club Members ftop rowjz Mike Stupinski, Tyler Johnson Bottom row: Adam Rat Boy, John Lighty, Mitzy Carlough, Samantha Taylor Model United Nations First row: Michele Akin, Missy Fitch, Jody Silberman, Melisa Williams, Kim Dresler. Second Row: Pariba Tamjidi, Keetcha Yee, Bibbit I-Ialiday, Alison Welch, Carole Slack, Tyler Johnson, Juliett Tibits, Petra Warner. Third Row: Alisa Everman, Mark Hodge, Mr. Medrano, Lori Schopp, Tootles Wilson, Julie Juice, Maureen Good, Mara Vitols, Sarah Spiegel- man, Paula Harvey. Fourth Row: Dave El-Ahmadiyyah, Jason Walters, Brad McKenzie, Arjay Pleichman, Luke Boggs, Tom Wright, Packy Coleman, Chieko Fugi, Johanna Van Hise, Quinn Conklin 'WNLKV C.m.:mAN llw llfllld L Model U.N. in .ff sf' wiv wise X. ii wg r J' 5 'L . v .Q i . . 7 ,M V K Nl ' ,...,,, ' Q gs ' , : , S ' ' I S r xl ',,,, V- , ' W' , v' S - Q .5 we - 3 ,si pi Q Students For Peace E First Row: Kim Dressler, Lupe Gidley, David Nairn, Peter Cunningham. Second Row: Kris Curl, Jenny Bell, Lori Schopp, Tootles Wil- son, Paige Schurig, John Godino, Amy Burgess, Ju- liet Tibbetts. Third Row: Lili Cunningham, Michele Aiken, Missy Fitch, Eric Segal, Jennifer Wells, Lisa Nelson Tk , Pai Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Diane Harris ADVISOR: Dick Fregulia SENIORS EDITOR: Paul Corning JUNIORS EDITOR: Camille Cogwell SOPHOMORES EDITOR: Bev Yamanaka PRESHMEN EDITOR: Allyson Davis STAFF EDITOR: Martin Evans SPORTS EDITORS: Chad Wong, Greg Schrier, Barbara Blalock GROUPS EDITOR: Susanne Perrull ARTS EDITORS: Jeanne Ardell, Keith Hayes PHOTOGRAPHERS: John Cavender, Paul Ramsey, Eric Allen, John Allen, Denise Ivory, Arjay Pleishrnan, Gigi Guichard, Dick Fregulia, Heather Killingsworth ARTISTS: Keith Hayes, Mary Osborne BUSINESS MANAGERS: Barbara Blalock, Erik Adams 'N 'fin' germ Bottom row: Paul Corning, Erik Adams, Barbara Blalock, Ally- son Davis, Diane Harris. Second Row: Camille Cogswell, Greg Schrier, Sunny Souders, Susanne Ferrull. Third Row: john Allen, Keith Hayes, Chad Wong, Jeanne Ardell. Top Row: john Cavender, Paul Ramsey, Eric Allen, Pat Scott, Susan Kraft, Bev Yamanaka, Dick Fregulia Tam News Interesting and informative, the 1981-82 Tam News continued the school's tradition of putting out a fine newspaper. The Tam News staff, led by advisor Dick Fregulia, featured many intelligent contributors who combined their efforts to produce a unique newspaper. This paper was produced in a magazine format, and proved to be more attractive than other issues produced in the past. First semester co-editors Jeff Cain and Laurie Blau helped to keep the paper in decent shape and the staff's capable photographers added a needed dimension to the paper. Articles written by the staff added reading variety. The Tam News staff should be proud of their effort for this school year, and let's hope that the future staff members can keep up the tradition of a well-done school paper. Bottom row: Mike Webber, John Allen, Todd Rollin, Eric Adams, Laurie Blau. Second Row: Denise Ivory, Gigi Guichard, Joe Asiano, Torn Conneely, Chad Wong, Barbara Blalock. Top Row: Rod Scott, Damon Harrington, Brian Rice, David El-Ahmadiyyah, Mike Bourne, Karl Hansen, jeff Cain. 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E it 9 6 51' Bill contains while Tom passes sk Sky 's MMIII..-., Tam Dominates Our varsity football team began its regular season with its first win in two years. Their 1-6 regular season record reflects the frustration and inward confusion, but it fails to document the incredible advance they made over the year before. Coach Ioe Kusak transformed a maligned, hapless group of kids from last place into a capable, even strong football team. x9 ' Adam greets opponent Awards Best Offensive Player: Joel Cregut Best Defensive Player: John Cavender Most Valuable Player: Erik Adams Joel after a hard game Erik makes the tackle Will blocks for Dan , E, , f QL'ff5W - SkiSs1vsaLL.e..w . , . MSSSiairw..,x. Joel: Another future Dwight Clark? Another awesome catch for Erik am it E : Q T 1 lg'5 5 . , if is 2 wi' ri 4 I vases? , , , 43 6,37 71 793 wb B 3 3 2 j 52 85 V r 3 'r Q f-ai FL '11 C fl ,er r sssr C E a, iiiii . . 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Y J Q - Nw Heather serves JV Volleyball Top row: Renee Kuhn, Kristy Kirk- land, Lisa Cavender, Maira Gub- bins, Rosy Balatti. Bottom row: Coach Gerry Kenny, Amy Bennett Annette Wriston, Ann Stroul Margaret shows her form Girls Tennis Left to Right: Liz Bowen, Kate Zaneski, Beth Dorosin, Kathleen Beaver, Kim Kir- berg, Maureen Good, Margaret Redfern, Margaret Williams, Heather Neely, Amy Witt, Bibit Halliday, Rita Lun, Renee Racchi, Rochelle Racchi. Not Shown: Kim Dressler, Buffie Gold, Muffie Har- ding, Tania Reinhard, Schehera Van Dyk MIK, ' ,134 F' 3 'X Front to back: jimmy Weesner, Curtis Robinson, Dirk McManus, Richard Quinones, Andy Petroff, Steve Franchetti, Peter Gately, Shaun Beattie, John Keogh, Jamie Pirmage, Scott Billings, Jeff Cutler, Bill Mentzer. Not pictured: Michael Bourne, Carl Reich, Pierre Alzon, Peter Armbruster, Arne jurgens, Colin Morris, Ethan Okamora, Emerson Thompson, and Coach Richard Hammond Varsity Soccer Dirk makes a good fake. Evy bumps the ball on defense. L, ff' ik W s 'Z-new M M2 l.wfa'4w1hw,i,' ' W gf . , N sq Q- M., m 'l'M f 1 S. .W A ,V Z - 5 R4 M , , pw p si p , ,W p at .,4,,,:, ,, ff or ,V , '37 fm w ' I , in H , L, M 4, , M ' my VA A , , - ' vw ' 4 ,j mm nf w X W ' , ' ,,.,, 'MnA,:Wjl,65-,L , ' 4 ' ' A1 M' s , ,sf H W , , R ' V A X 3 wf,W'aW,Q , gig' gif 'W' 'W' 'W 3 'fgf47Q ,, r Wvhugf -in ww vu ' -A Q .....j',..Lafn'ln4 C'mon you guys! Reich saves the ball sk! That's using your head l Wes slides to the rescue Franchetti prepares for a passing play - Y Y V v Varsity Volleyball fleft to rightl: Cathy O'Callaghan, Karen Kirkland, Helen Manning, Sarah Clotfelter, Jenny Bell, Jill Phillips, Gigi Guichard, Megan Yates, Jessica Sanford, Amanda Crispel. Horizontal: Jill Obata Varsit olleyball Mandy serves a hot one. Tarn gets aggressive. Helen bump sets. Katy gets down. . 'ws- iq Tam goes up for the block. A jill sits down. 141 ff! of 4? ,, A., Water Polo Bottom Row: Mike Conneely, Jim Scatena, Josh Weil, Gina Onorato, Bill Mentzer, Tom Conneely. Row Two: Arjay Flieshman, Kevin Segal, Colin Jackson, jeff Consway, Bob Croscett, Joe Asiano, Kerry Rosenberg. Row Three: Jeff Braver- man, Eric Wahlgren, Chris Bentley, Pat McCarthy, Jim Asiano, Todd I-Iosking. Row Pour: Dave Hagen, Neal Raynor, Pat Dooley, Ian McDonald, Scott Woodbridge I 'ln 'i X , , .4-f , Chris Passes , 2 ,. fm ,f , fm new? - k , km .,,,,, .,,,,,, ,,,,y,,,rsW7fM ' I 'W' ' Q, if W Y -X , , i L , ,sk , ,. Kerry defends goal Jim fires a shot f 'f' W I in fr -, f M WM f 4, I A gf 4 R ,Pdf In , Www xx ls-4 ka Z 1 , 1 W 4 f ,y , W c' was Joe heaves a pass Larry barely misses '57 4 ' Junior Varsity Soccer s I ... ' . vf , . 455 1 we I. ,Hs l L L - , ' 'ii vw ' A X Left to right: jesse Irwin, Brandon Spars, Andy Nakahata, Bob Sage, Phillip Swain, Ozair Nana, Jeff Shaver, Adam Brown, Alex White, Kurt Clotfelter. Not shown: Matt Codino, Chad Andrews, David Silberman, Teddy Popson, Xavier Agnew, Eric Engelbrecht, Tony Marelich, Jason Nelson, Margan Stetler, Jay Svetsema, Anthony Whitler l l 143 'I'-N Eric Macris paces to victory Jeff Cain in agony Cross Country aff 'E Q 'dm 2? - dllliinnn Top row: Kevin Mesa, Erik Gergus, David El-Ahmadiyyah. Middle Row: Eric Allen, Robert Busby, Jeff Cain, Brian Beffort, Greg Wittenrneir. Bottom Row: Eric Hansen, Howard Jonson, Dana Knutson, Eric Macris, Chris Ripps Left to right: Coach Dave Benjamin, Nancy Vallance, Kristin Jansen, Wendy Tillman, Gabrielle Nolan, Fariba Tamjidi, Susanne Ferrull. Not shown: Jenny Biddulph, Phyllis Manning, Andrea Schucker Girls Cross Countr Wendy Tillman overtake-3 opponent Nancy Vallance and Wendy Tillman lead 3 J va P815 pais Tam.a-pa1s Tamalpais Tamalpais 47 ra R Q35 ed Top row: Coach Bernie Schneider, Allen Preger, Luke Boggs, Eric Sundstrom, David Hudson, Eric Roberts, Leon Doris, Jim Mongie. Bottom Row: Lucia Thomas, Aaron Locks, Aaron Griffin, Tom Murray, Kevin Mesa, Manager Jeffrey Anthony Knot Varsit Basketball PAI's Most Valuable Player: Leon Doris Murray brings ball down court. pictured: Ralph Wilsonj xi N? t W--saw ' an. 1-WWW . NNW, ,WWW 'dr Q www 9 -......,,.m-W -...,,,,,, 'wuv ' 1 :nan-nag if Haig K -.... t if kv ,....,,,..-v--f Upper left: Wilson breaks to the basket. Upper right: A shot from the foul line by Sundstrom. Above: Hudson waits for the pass. Left: Automatic two points from Leon Doris. '-- --- 77, C S3 4- NAMW. Top row: Coach Ed Chavez, Muffy Harding, Lena Wilson, Carolyn Mackin, Kitty McKee, Julie Lanzarin Bottom row: Marie Sanner, Susan Miller, Wendy VonPries, Rita Lunn Cmissing: Susan Kraftj C-irls Varsity Basketball Wilson starts the game off. Rita's trapped. W Papa Bear explains how. E E as Top Row: Assistant Coach Scott Madsen, Russel Munroe, Matt Ashe, Wendell Willat, Mike Hanley, Brian Murphy, John Wyek, Curtis Adams, Coach Luna. Middle Row: Todd Hosking, Jason Casse, Paul Johnson, Jeff Tregoning, Alex White, Sandy Murray, Cedric Bell. Bottom Row: Paris Clark, Chris Brown, Chris Lord, Neal Winterling, Phil Layzer. Johnson Hits from twenty P Iv O S h - S G p h Basketball fit New .limit lXW,,,,..,..i--I , we-I 'Q M aw? Top row: Coach Mack, Manager Christine Boss, Linda Osman, Liz Bowen, Hattie Wilson, Kathy Mongie, Camille Heartford, Kathy Bowles. Second Row Stephanie Curran, Liz Calenbay, Sunny Souders, Surie Blau. Bottom Row: Emily Judd, Jenna Niemyer, Shelley Thulman, Lynn Allison. Girls Frosh-Soph Basketball Stephanie shoots a free throw Sunny dribbles down court Stephanie and Liz play tough defense ex at at C if Coach and player watch Above: Murray protects the ball. Below: Mongie brings ball across court. J? lf K5 Q fi Above: Lucia looks for the open man Below: Leon adds two more to the score. WWW? 3 2 ? fa f f 6 2 ' W, an l l Winter Cheerleaders: Sarah Mitchell, Alison Welsch, Patrice Hayden, Lisa Kaiser, Barbie Hulley, Wendy Von Fries, Lena Wilson, Liza Hook, Angie Averil Chris Carherry, Sheryl jefferson Winter Cheerleaders Indian Mascot Lena Wilson 2 1 Z 2 1 4, Cheerleader pantyhose in end run Milt Valley, Calif, QLFPUM-Marin Csumy h9f.!i?Q.l'Z officials have wkved the mystery of the matting psmyissse f,?ess wma tragic: eminem? cheerleaders to the skewers in pam amd ifxu!erzz'ru1f:sm1es'1ti 'ters battery fail It. it The 'Paznaipais High Samui eiseea'ieusEs?rs wwe fgzraetic-mg as the School? student center Wifiafff wine-is they mtifeei their gsanlyhosv had begun to fall apart. Undmzntect, they racefi awzwfa the street lu .fi D'Pi'2T'lUj store for new ones and rewrrred to gsmeiime, But the new pantyhose also kept aiisirmtegratimq iam! sssrwmi girls became nauseated and athens, corxipisisexi of skin i1'rxigstieres, The Fire Department and paramedics znsstxeri to the sepefxe, and the chesgrleaders were sent to the showers and then horzsze. Marc Kostieiney, the couxxtya health chief, said yesterday that his staff had traced the mysterious maiady to acid smiled from an uid battery one of the cheerleaders kept in the back of her ear. The battery acid, iisnatselnf said, soaked sa set of porrsponsz that were later, pasaed among the gifts and brushed against their Regs. Coast to Coast Publicity Top Row: Coach Daye Distel, jeff Anthony, Leon Doris, Will Shock, Mike Hodge, joel Cregut, Tony Williams, Coach Greg Pennin ton, Middle Row: Luchia Thomas, Alan Kashare, Adam Politaer, Bill Solomon, jamie Firmage. Bottom Row: Eric Adams, Guy Wheeler, Don Hoover, join Allen, Jim Hibberd. Varsity Baseball Top Row: Blaine Townsend, Eric johnson, Scott Domecus, Aaron Shapiro, Mike Bagley, Andrew Litzky, Adam Brown, Coach Hanley. Middle Row: Marty Chapin, Brad Rollin, Scott E erhart, Adam Ludvigson, Adam Berkowitz, David Shin. Bottom Row: Mike Martinez, Sam Brado, Tony Fluke, Matt Godino, Erik Engelbrecht, Mike Tayfor, Darren Streckfuss Prosh Soph Baseball Top Row: Coach Julian, Marie Sanders, Ann Chaplin, Kitty McKee, Carolyn Mackin, Ann Stroul, Muffy Harding, Coach Nick. Middle Row: Viana Verdel, Kris Carberry, Karen O'Callaghan, Zoe Davis, Beth Dorosin, Jenny Lambrecht. Bottom Row: Karen Starky, Medesa Amyx, Yvette Goycoachea, Tanya Cagwin, Barbara Blalock, Leslie Brown, Rita Lun Softball Duane Smith, Co-Coach Darin De- lagnes, Alex White, Dan Delagnes, Pat Scott, Lee Townsend, Mike Weber, Ben Cleaveland, Robert Bake, Chuck Crawford, Co-Coach George Crebassa, Andy Lilien 3 Top Row: Coach Lyle Simon, jill Phillips, Sally Clapper, Paige Shurig, Paula Harvey, Laura Peterson, Leila Clark, jessica Adams, Jenny Palches, Coach Dave Frommer. Middle Row: Allison Keanan, Dian Sottile, Barbi Haynor, Karen Valentine, Laura Arago. Bottom Row: Kerry Nelson, Kim Wohler, Laurie Schopp, Gretchen Neeley, Toodles Wilson, Sarah Shenefield, Lindsay Lowe Girls Varsity Soccer Top Row: Anna Weinhammcr, Collen Hennessey, Lisa Cavemlar, Maureen Good, Wendy Hoffler, Shannon Wright, Coach Alan Gordon. Bottom Row: jennie Grief, Lisa Kolh, julie Gieselce, Aimee Krefting, Rohin Blanlcfort Girls Frosh-Soph Soccer Top Row: Steve Cobb, Bobby Crockett, Amy Burgess, jeff Conway, Bret Andrews, Neal Rayner, Chris Bently, Brigid Tuescher, Stewart Williams, jim Asiano, Pat Dooley, Tom Neely, joe Asiano. Second Row: Coach Barbara, Alison Welch, Karin Fallant, Darren Barosi, Denise Ivory, Allyson Davis, Laura Lovitt, Lisa Hybarger, Mandy Crispel, Karen Fehr, Cara Cog ins, Elizabeth Willard. Third Row: Sarah Enos, Barbara McDonald, jeff Braverman, Sari Besse, Eric Whalgren, jim Scatena, Amy Tuescher, Laura Wiiitten, Mary Norton, Coach Warren. Bottom Row: Coach Mike, Shana Doherty, Monica Litt, Carl McLaughlin, Flipper, johnny Weismuller, Tonya jenette, Coach Butch. Swimming Top Row: Geri Kenny, Susan Kraft, Lisa Levin, Denise Libien, Holly Kogut, Jill Cady, Alison Brown, Melanie Victor, Kay Cady. Second Row: Beth Schneider, Meagan Yates, jennifer Duerden, Didi Hanson, Amee Buono. Knot pictured: Melisa Williams, Heather Healyj Gymnastics Toi Row: jim Weesner, David Silberman, jeff Urban, Eric Skog, Bryan Beaver, Greg Sidjakov, Keith Hayes. Second Row: Curtis McEnfro Robinson, Shaun Ku n, Duncan Bartlett, Chad Andrews, Coach Les Burns. Bottom Row: Khoi Le, Wayne Lang, Robert Buffalow, Colin Weil, Ian McDonald, Brandon Spars, Jamie Lloyd, Todd Ritola Tennis ki l...,f Top Row: Curtis Will, jay Tustin, Stanley Bransgrove, Matthew Epps, Kent Kildow, Chris Keely, Coach julian Lathan. Second Row: Josh Weil, Dean Matsumo, Peter Phibbs, David Hagen, Kevin Siegel. Bottom Row: Steve Nolan, Peter Norris, Prescott Ashe, Cadio De StPhal1e Wrestling Again Top Row- Robert Busby, Mike Callandra, Tony Usher, Aaron Griffin, Curtis Adams, Brute Wallace, Brian Beffort, Andre Lewis, Set ond Row lohn Cavender, Chris Interrante, Lyndon Narita, Thimrriiah Snyder, Matt A-he, Mike Nolan, Prescott Ashe, Damon Knutson, Paul Ramsey Third Row: Eric Allen, Matt Powers, Dave Alahmrdryyah, Allen Sfhlohaum, Jeff Cain, Paul Saylers. Fourth Row Fred l.aml1reL'ht,Evan Bowen, jim Hardin, Mike Prime, Carri Rosenburg, Wayne Sakamoto, Dana Knutson, Dave Hudson. Bottom Row Chris Rrpps, Andy Nakahata, Kevin Mesa, jay Krnherger, Tim Sherner, Greg Wittenmrer. Missing' Coaches Bruce Grant and Dave Benjamin. Boys Track ,. v,S A a . 1 , r t ' Nb ui T a H .aea AAS' I , ,-3 - 'J J. ll , A N pl F' Shi T 1 ' i I . K.: A +. Q jay s it , ae, ,..,.,,,, V cs-.llnxw X -I ta 2 . 35 - A ,sa K tg , if Top Row- jennifer Biddulph, Fariha Tamjrdi, Tane Daijogo, Wendy Tillman, Karen Bauer, Maki Daryogo, Naruy Vallanre 'wetond Row' Susanne Fe1rull,SahrinaCross, Aralatoh-'llrild Row hw:-n Brantles, Linda Breen, Cathy Morris Fourth Row Krrn Sthlarn, Mrrhelle Rohrnson, Rhonda Douglas, Barbara Mason, Christine Bahento, VX'endy Yon Fries, Karen Sprthor-t Bottom Row Iawanna took, Kris Zimmerman Missing: Qarah Clotielter, Coathes Ann Clarke and Dianne Kenny Girls Track , ,:, ,,,. V i,,1 ' '. VL Il , Q 5 , ' ' f , ' ' V I lf 2 ' . ': 1-2 ,:,-- ' N ,5 'N ' , V 'i'Jffl:.' L 2 .,rEZ'f Li u5,. , 'L 1 ,, A . ' has 13 L ,,, ' +A1 - if ' 'A ee ff 1- ' l 'f i. , if fi 1 ' HH fd Q ' ' We . ,, f . V W A if W4 A W. x .Q l l 'fi l, :fr i re f 4, y in , ' f , ,rrr 4 ' I W ., Yi.. 'Q 4 ' 1, ' 4 f 4' 'i' I , 2 E 'Mmm 25 , ' Q ww , 1 y , I 5 ' V fr ,.. A V .V has Y . s i. exams a we-a ' X ,.,, f : 'MW f . 4 fy A if ,A ,A , ,,. ,,,. , , f. W 1,1 A,,' 15. , ,Ei K I - , I .. , , ' ' my Wi? K, W, W? M JM , In 49 Ml' 2 'W M' ' f Macris leads. Karen in the quarter. ,ff A A 4, Vw . ,fx , f ,- ,jg , A 2' ' ,sr 2 1' we-1' - , , , '7 'ls hrlgm-f up W M, 3 l -qffrf. ., f W Q' 13' , 1 1 d f Qi 6' , I 4' 1 . 5, if 5 ,X +f',if?+-fad rs' l 4 Q 9 .A s ' K 'pw e ,. ' 21, ,glg:,j, i , 4 W 2 Me z, , , W . 4 ww,fmg ,,f' ,. ' V afffr- '-- 4 age . 21' A E . , Y ,gtg I f if f 1 9 A, vi, A. New wr ,' Mm! , fb I -2-'iff MMM' wwf ia aw-mr gl b'4l27kg4Q-4.5 1, me W 4 MA ' wi 'ZW 54-' W4 A-wi my ,H AW' 'f,,ff,,f aw .4 P' 'KC M-mga ig s 1 f K A W 'gulf' Wi ' I Mr .r 1 ea X 'M M y QW fy ,L 1 5 '3f 1 ' :rw , 'ae-1... 'M ' V . 1 V jj 5 '. , , A H w, w e ,. W N my fa mf. ,sm -- -, 4 .Vi a aa ,, N V ffm. 'f'i,.w1, V , f , f jv,,,g9j,.' IM., , .nw iz- -ffyg fQ,q,ffI,g,-5-3ig,,, . u.,.-..,,..,n ., fa, .v.:F:, M ., '.Q,w'r4w,f,, ', ,,, . V--fs,-wx'-.fray ., A.,.m,fg,:f W, , , ,- - , - ,, 4 ar. ,,.f. urn, ,V p ,, ' ' lf - ,JV lf. 1 TWU! ln ' 9. , J-X' Prime crosses the finish line. Q1 lill,l Qi , A XX gil: Y .2 i.,'- . .. M.. sw X .- X .X f ,X QNX we-:M We me Griffin and Rosenburg challenge the hurdles Left: Mesa and Interrante tie. Right: Rhonda readies to hand off. Q 3 e 1.s.wt3s..- vs oi W , . yt! V, LL uf M 'fum L 1 X w ..., , km, R LX K 'Wei'-1 me , . X vs Xxx.. ' . , . - NW M .7 w b V ' A H Q . is 152212- Above: john Allen swings. Below: Cregut and Allen wait. l. V, H x mfwv, h,,wawwwe 9s,1f H , , fyvwol , 5' 4, ,.,,,, . 1' , ,li 9 ,fi H-7 5 l , ,,. ,W 4 MJP' ,SS 'f - , ' f ann' - A j '. .: '..'. .QL A Below: Solomon readies to pitch. Above: Mike concentrates. Above Allen pomts out a gap Below Wlll Schock poses 'WI 4, 1 fs '?f f -:za M 4 1.-H,xuQ'7 Zoe Davis scoops it up. Barbara readies for a grounder. Lena juggles the ball. Yvette ready for action -w..,,,MMh'.-NNmANNh 1 'LJ-QA' A g Eric drops back for a lob. Welsh with a powerful serve. S Lee Townsend's ball is in the hole. 5,4-fr' - 8 w , ,I W 7 ,... fi- rL .Jil A -Q , , ,QQL taat tttttt r it W, . M. Mandy in the water 4 ,-., H f f fe md? , 0 I W-f ' 'll .f W? ,, , ,, Karen readies for the dive ,k,,. f M, Josh Weil concentrates 166 Susan Kraft stretches out Bike Racing Tarnites Many Tamites race bikes, and all find it to be great fun. Bike racing is an energetic sport that is probably tougher than football. It is certainly more dangerous. Cycling calls for strength, en- durance, and a lot of quick reactions. Races were held throughout the year, decreasing in the winter but picking up again in the spring. Races were on Sundays and usually twenty miles long. They were held all over the Bay Area, and racers went as far as Santa Cruz or Sacramento to race. The Tamites who raced did very well this season. They usually placed in the top six. iAbovel The start of the Sausalito Criterium, Septem- ber 2.7, 1981. Only eight finished. fLower leftj Luke Shenefield in the pack at the Capitola Criterium April 5, 1981. Luke finished sixth place. fLower rightl Joe Kitterman winning the Sausalito Criterium. Luke fin- ished fourth. WINTER Water, Water Everywhere. . I Fl . . How did you keep 1 ood Provisions ,,,g,,am, dw., The Dall The Rains Came Tam ! Skiers-Gear Tam Xmas Cagers FOI' Wlhtel' 5,3571 over Explanation' ---e 6575 I .n Can't Afford tj H62321f,:ig::Ez5ia1:a:itgh532515125 3 mprov' the Prices at 31162235582ci0?Qf5w5S?'S2iifE.Lii Slgwly Squaw? Try 3,121.15 :gsm astra: 4 l clouds. C Cross Country ' y Cross Country Excited Wref'tI?r5:' Re'Emer9 Optimistic New C Arena System Unfair ln-gla55 Wome Many Students VOfil1g Spf The class of 1982 has just recently been I h 'd f h' I through arena scheduling for the final time, E t U I C ml Sf O. T fs wel wlmef YOU may so we thought it was about time to explain have Only Oni lhmghm O 5UNi Wei: i the ine uities that have harangued them for I f t YOU are U01 H One: I C S UUCI IS 3 four years n rgad hinkirag ab fycgu Q - t at re ere te y d b d j ' rem b h Sp T b Tam s cores IQ P i d the d ing of Mr. Cady. Well, if all goes acc d' g to plan you can look forward to a Th 1 1 s h d gg 5 F T erecentyre eased c olasticAptitu e bl enbener prmg estthlsyear' est scores show once again am is significantly above the national aveiage. Senior Situation 1 Looking Good Drama's Dance-A-Thon Success I I at ARE YOU READY? We've Got it i22Iil2eFEsgviIs Mr- Poi For Fun And Profit Question Dude ish Club Lighty Exposed Tam News '-Ove' EZZUN The One Act Festival New Fads Triumph Hoopsters Gearing Up Niner Fever Teacher of Frat Al Tam: Comes To Tam The Month fa Psihphl ., . , fraternity he immediately thmks of the The Bay Area 49er Faithlul and - . . . . . ' Anunal House. This is rather unfaithful, linally have something to cheer t movie . . . . l about. Although the Superbowl is to be 0 unfortunate smce that 'S 'iwtfhe way lt 'S' But have no fear - Zeta Psi P1 is here. That's Fgyed after Pressilmegnyffanfever CT: right, Tam's very own frat, and thankfully it are 157 jackets per p H is of the highest standards and quality. saicltiirisl -Sunday parties all seem ll ' I With each passing day the Tam High Orchestra gets closer and closer to its trip to T Vienna. Though the c does not am start until July, the O at present working towards the goal. Fest Hot FacultY Entertainment I control Crazy Tam Did Talent icern It A9310 lders End MUSIC Tamalpais Tama'Pa'S Sour Note The Spirit Lives Oh THE END.. Prepare for your future .L i-Q if Spring Semester Editor Chris Curran Layout: Photographers: Ads: Sales: Jeanne Ardell Allison Davis Martin Evans Danielle Ewry Susanne Ferrull Kim Fitzimmons Diane Harris Keith Hayes Paul Ramsey John Allen Ben Redfern Blaine Townsend Erik Adams Sally Clapper Joel Cregut Anna Albrecht Barbara Blalock Dan Delagnes Rhonda Douglas Yvette Goycoochea Penny Lincoln Carolyn Roary Spring News Staff Top Row: Kitty McKee, Tyler Johnson, Maureen Good, Lee Townsend. Bottom Row: Bo Wheeler, Todd Rollin, Rod Scott, Andy Lillien. Nggjx T gylai 9 ,,, Spring Pai Staff mp Row: Cindy Rhodes, Lyndon Narita, Amy Burgess. Middle Row: Bridget rescher, Eric Martin. Bottom Row: Jill Phillips, Allison Keenan, Amy Tuescher, nthy Goggins. Spring Student Council President: Cathy Goggins Vice President: Greg Stanger Secretary-Treasurer: Chieko Fujii Senior President: Bridget Tuescher Senior Vice President: Lyndon Narita Senior Secretary-Treasurer: Eric Macris Junior President: Jill Obata Junior Vice President: Peter Larson Sophomore President: Cindy Rhodes Sophomore Vice President: Amy Burgess Freshman President: Allison Keenan Freshman Vice President: Amy Tuescher At Large Representatives: Paul Corning, Eric Martin, Kerry Rosenberg ul Vice President Greg Stanger Secretary-Treasurer Chieko Fujii New Paces With the spring semester came two new teachers to the Tam team. Patrick Bacchus replaced Elaine Johnson in the English department. Mr. Bacchus did his student teaching here in 1969 and later taught at Redwood. He was reinstated this year to the Tam District after being laid off in the latest round of dismissals. X. M--....-f' 1 Q :QQ fs gigs r.s,., tl' David Berbert is from Missouri, arriving here at the beginning of the second semester to replace Roland Carr in the math department. We all welcome their presence at Tam. ,Fm - Chess Club A I X ,Lifs- SC-34' 1 ai s . .. 4 - I, Top Row: Advisor John Lighty, Leon Doris, Jordan Horowitz, Bobby Fisher, Tim Sheiner, Allan Praeger. Bottom Row: Luke Boggs, Evan Bown, Andrew Poutiatine, Tom Murray. A Tam tradition, the World Travel Club, was reinstated with the return of advisor Ralph Philbrook. The club meets regularly to hear speakers and to see slides taken by various people, including students, parents, and other members of the community who have travelled to far and fascinating lands. Top Row: Ralph Philbrook, Dan Delagnes, Sherry Vanderlip, Margot Sarassohn, Charles Manson. Middle: Amyre Sutter, Lorretta Lynn, Michelle Campbell, Gretchen Neely. Bottom Row: Kate Zaneski, Yvonne Barrocha, Diane Miller, Lisa Albanese. lNot pictured: Joel Cregut, Erik Adamsl Basal . World Travel Club 7 W, .5 55? f -r Sf s i ff - .L .. I if 22 if ' r S mm ! After The Rains Came 1 ' Frat At Tam: Zeta Psi Pl When the average mortal hears the word fraternity' he immediately thinks of the movie Animal House. This is rather unfortunate since that is not the way it is. But have no fear - Zeta Psi Pi is here. That's right, Tam's very own frat, and thankfully it is of the highest standards and quality. You may ask yourself what does a fraternity do? Well according to Zeta Psi Pi founders Greg Stanger and Jeff Cain, the purpose is to prepare the brethren to make a significant 'positive contribution to society. Though the frat is not associated with the school it is open to Tam students, females don't worry it's a coed fraternity. If you feel you are capable of hold truth, justice, and the American way, and feel you can exemplify fine dress and manners you may want to fill out an application funderclassmen bewarel. The application is simply a means of getting to know you and your accomplishments. You will be asked such questions as major high school achievements, test scores, and other academic questions. lf you are accepted fbased on your applicationj you must then go through initiation. You will not be made to eat goldfish or climb a flagpole, but you may be required to slither across the football field without the use of your hands or arms. So if you feel you ar of high caliber and have something positive to add to Zeta Psi Pi and! or the school, consider applying. No one is guaranteed admittance but all applications will be considered. If you want an application or have questions talk to founders Stanger or Cain. www' k an .Q Q, 'F S - if Q iF vw x ., X5 y 'ffm K 1-N , 'Nqr Ted Mitchell, Principal dministration Because of the Tam District's teacher layoffs during the summer, there were many changes in Tam's administration. On the opening day of school, Tam leaders were found in the top spots in all three district high schools. Principal jim Hanretty had been transferred to Redwood, and Norm Cady, former assistant principal, was now the new principal at Drake. On the home front, Ted Mitchell had been promoted from assistant principal to principal. Mike Campas moved to Mr. Mitchell's old spot and Lila Wilkins became management assistant. Clyde Krusinski, who had been layed off from his p.e. position, was hired back to fill Mr. Cady's position. Despite these drastic changes, all concerned seemed to be taking things well. Tam's students gave their new principal a rousing applause at the opening day assembly. Lila Wilkins, Management Assistant -Jo ,, .-mtl! l Clyde Krusinski, Assistant Principal Q dent activities! Mike Campas, Assistant Principal Q servicesj . 1 greg? Kett Zegart fi fi 5k if ... Y' I Wk .....JQ' John Mathewson Dave Ramos Pine Arts 'WF' Bob Greenwood Dan Caldwell John McSween fupper leftl, John Spitz fupper rightj Erwin Peterson Cbelowj Foreign Language Paul Schwartzbart fupper leftj, Don Michaelian Qupper rightj, James Fitzgerald fbelowj Mwfmww, , ,HA , English Dick Mason Ann Tellis Q s it NX i ,F WFTQX i,,x .X ,fav XXX f 'iii F.. Helen Salem Bernie Schneider Eliene Bundy Ruth McCubbrey Larry Nelson spasms 'Q john Nicholson Qnear right, Elaine Johnson ffar rightj Ann West Dick Fregulia Tom Triena I P m. lain ,SH Q35-' V ,..- j tu . , ' ' Frank Gold Mike Davlin ,awww Dick Newman Math Sid Duddy F '5 l fm - W' W, , wi ,, ,f,' gags-ai' si iq' 27 'W ! jf Wwwwmwwfww M I rr V,Q A M 1 Larry Leonard Roland Carr Kreig Vezie Alice Mullaly Mike Schuetz 3: s 2 ' 3 1 ' -:s- x ' - N: . f. se ss ei f Z Science if Q? if sw mr- - If: ::: , :'5 g xif ew if 7 Jack Smith EE? B X if I , x X Stan Ritchie s-1 0 v-1 H 'C 4 N 5 O E. fxkyw mm: Q QQ , ,f,f, . I f1:,5:f'1st5 Q' 3. S John Lighty Bill Pitts Leon Benn ,N ysfsswf-.Sf Qi we Xa 3 ,elv- 3 X es? fx SV ,:,.. gill, me cc n S 1 3 .A S- A X gi. .QV s .pu 9' Dennis Dutra Nancy Wilkens C Industrlal Arts n nn A Q .L Dan Shannon Gerry Warren V VVLAA A ..,.Z,.., ...- ' I i M-f , 187 23 ii im Q Janis Villasenor Beth Juri f Physical Education I ess Racines Fred Mack 'E' 119 W - ff V4 f , Q fi fa 4' 3 if ? 19 f af 3 AQ 3644-'fm bbw -'bl' 'W ' 31953-g. -ilhkififa. John Comer Conrad Hoetger ' M Rose Ascierto Business! Printing Ed Chavez E EF. 9 SEQ M if W-1: --vv-' . ...,.- --.,. A L I . S2412 ' S322 .A . f- ESE 5-'fat - 1 4. ' ' ska- ' 5 m .15 4 . .i 'W 5 f' 2 1 5 5 W .M , A M, ,.,, W, 4? Vg? t .-U.. , ' ' 41'-f'2'4Q rw ,V 5 4 5 ' . C-R N HL, Kb 'Q K is I I ' M- W , P arf, ',+r,.t1f'6:vMx1?,, n I .Q-.V K 'll ' friisl sf 1 1 if X lift V ' if '5M ff' ?i 'f ,. - K 53 ,EZ -Q9 5 fx' Mx S I x k X 'N wi Cy Beattie Counselors Chuck Crawford Joan Nevins Bill Wallace i awu mil' Wjffwmwwwwj ' K ff vb ff fm M if M ,ffm f K Y 2 ,?Wggf4 4 I 4 Q1 1 If Mug . V ,, M 1 , ef f e,-WagGfmglfl f H J Q 5 Pam Dagley 51 1 R v Yr i .mn , .siisfl Lila Skinner Shirley Mosley 115' Ruth Long Qffice Staff Helen Perka its i . 'lneg i ew .fi lx .. Sei .- 6'l ,..,4 ' ff 'S in ' gl Social Studies A1 Brambila Q f I' .3 Tony Medrano Sallie Ward Mike Collins may 4 ff f K aw is an Q amz:-::, iz 7? Z Ig mn gr Bruce Grant nf wwe Bob Wylie Robert Sherman WM r ' . '1 if Student Services 3 Duane Smith Joan Pelz and Norm Rog 1 . rx Yi .- Mary Grayson A Connie Kroeck S we QF X . ' gt- Ellen Chang txt! ' ix E 23 . ww?-QNQAQQSSQ X Q s ze:5Qwx fwsmfiflidsitik - MQ? Q Q Qrwwviiibbiwl - e .5421 Helen Morgan Dorothy Fuller Ann Phythian Elly Fraunehoefer Marion Hoffman, Violet Burnett, Margaret Murphy Board Of Trustees Will? fTop row, left to rightlc Jean Brownstein, Superintendent Anthony Trujillo, Gaylen Chang, Student Representative Keith Porter. Bottom row: Judith Vallas, Shirley Walker, Lotte Schiller Two groups that make it possible for Tam to operate at all are the Board of Trustees and the maintenance staff. The Board sees to it that the doors get opened at least 176 days out of the year, while the maintenance staff cleans up the mess left by the daily operation of the school. Sometimes the mainten- ance staff opens the doors and the Board tries to clean up the mess. Whatever the case, the PAI staff wishes the express its gratitude to both these groups.Without them the school couldn't exist. Maintenance Staff Left to right: Margaret Gowder, jose Gonzales, Mat- tie Riley, Ioe Knighten, Caro- lyn Aaron, Max Wolf, Ton Dugan. Not pictured: Grace Kramer, Richard Pierce, Ron Small, Bert Coverdale, Rich Pierce. Student Teachers Norman Dea Music iyw Terry Smith English Regan Foiles English Adrienne Weishaupt Alan Ggrdon Reading English Dick Raines Liz Brouse Stan Cooper Teachers In Exile On February 24, 1981 the Tamalpais Board of Trustees passed Resolution 418 which approved Superinten- dent Anthony Trujillo's roposal for drastic budget cuts. In june of that year the result translated to teach- er layoffs. Seven of Tam's full time, long-standing, current teachers were told they would not be hired back. They were, in essence, furloughed to substitute teaching and a place on the rehiring list should dis- trict enrollments or budgets turn around. Of the seven, only one has been hired back for 1982- 83. That is math teacher Stan Cooper, who spent the 1981-82 year teaching at Marin Academy. Some of the exiled favorites were still on campus, but not as full time teachers. Jimmy Brown returned to head a feder- ally funded student support service known as Pull Circle. Liz Brouse became a travel agent, but returned frequently to substitute. Ruth Kilby substituted. Chuck Smith taught a night course but took up full- time employment as a private school instructor in Oakland. Dick Raines appeared with the Christmas Club caroling in the halls, but was last seen living in Santa Cruz enjoying life. The Pai staff extends its warmest feelings to those teachers in exile. They are still a fondly remembered part of the whole Tam family. XB. Pat Gaynor Chuck Smith Jimmy BTOWU Ruth Kilby Miscellaneous Staff Qmissed the first deadlinej at gf 2 3 5 I is . few E Ethel Otteson '---4 Af' Betty Simontachi Burt Coverdale Betty Shapiro WEEP .. VW, if ,,, A. hi. J on it ws Ni 'Y' flv ww f . ,'.: '.1,-, iV is V lmiizziasfsfsfn t Ralph O 1 a or Social Studies g i at td, Ann Woodward Classified Min Lois McDonnell Student Store Classified Jewel Barrow fiom-Www J Congratulations to the Class of 'S Wm ivbeifsziag? QS Q69 ,H - gif .H . iff 3' If - Hx- - QCXPFQK' g.wf ' '4' ' 1 V A 1. ' --iu12lf'V77f,M' ' li Uf C'N YIHJI ' ffl Vi I I b If ,,,,,9194,4 mm fwfr' ' ' '- Jf W A , mt. Wffffl ,',, Cd? I 'glib '5,,,,i, -LPIQIQ lv , Ulf. , .,ufM1'fW'WfHII? il-i ' -VH' I , 4 G. J j 4011, 1 f' g 1 3 fl 3 ii,wiiiaiivJ'R,i'W'W,fi 1 fwazunivlfcfflWIW,,,23TtgQ,Qk,f -:IW Q fliiIIlpj..l,4'9,ZM0,N - . 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ILITHEDALE, MILL VALLEY, CA 94941 l4l5j 388-7400 JOHN GODDARD CONGRATULATICNS GRADUATES Your accomplrshment is the direct result of hard work 'neetlng responsibilities and persistence in reaching your graduation goal Bank of America Congratulates You For your Future Come in soon see us at the Employment office 13th floor World Headquarters Building Bank of America South Jan Ness Street Level San Francisco iMarket and Van Ness! BANKOF AMERICA ODD v M o Center, San Francisco, iC.aIifornia and Kearnyi, or No.11 f o Euual orrumty Emplo er XF GILMORE PHOTO I C. Film , Cameras, Strobes ,Tripods and Accessories , Darkroom Enlargers and Supplies 15 EAST BLITHEDALE MILL VALLEY 388-4711 Boardwalk Market, Inc. Family Owned 0 Family Operated Supermarket 0 International Foods 0 Liquors 0 Groceries 0 Produce 435-2822 1550 Tiburon Blvd. The Boardwalk in Tiburon S fi i f A it COSIVIETIQUE Anne David In Blithedale Plaza At Blithedale 8: Camino Alto Mill Valley, CA 94941 415 383-9191 E ,cas -S9394 . -4? Nr . , Q A 4 A Super y at ',-s 4 - sss Q Q 4 X . ., 4,Lrt4 ,L 3 We ---, - A . CELLARS - I 4 'QQ - ,fl S-43 - ,,,o I 4 ar a ,pa iz, trrtt 3 I 5 I k-:- 2951 BRIDGEWAY SAUSALITO 14155 332-3440 202 East BI'lhedaIe ' I 14151 383-2970 CI-IEESES IG LSSJSEIS II bernard, mall valley :AISI 388-117112 Brown's Loft 4 Soups, Salads ,P . A '2 'ii Quiche and Omelets in , :..:E I I ,,a4444 . s Q' 3 s . . 14: I ii.t ,L -444,4 - K? K ix , - ,. vi ,av i I ,.q. ...: ..... , SI re as 3 Old Brown's Store A We support the Tam High Work Experience Program, and are proud of the young at adults who have worked with us: Chris Cogan, Kathleet Bertolino, Jay McCub- fr brey, Mary Erringer, Jim Day ELAINE von DORN Vice President and Manager 19 CRUCRER MITIUIIFILBDIIH Mill Valley 11117 525 Miller Avenue Mill Valley, California 94941 14153 333-3370 206 V 93344 Om, was DOGQRT6 THE MANS STOFIE IN MILLVALLEY MT. TAM RACKET CLUB LARKSPU 27 MILLER AVENUE - MILL VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 94941 924-7110 TELEPHONE 1 14157 383- 5644 DAVE MURATA OWNER I CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF '82 REITIGITIDSF, Sit Bank of Nl3I'lI'l YOU 3l'e eligible FOI' 3 Graduate FTSE CHGCKIDQ ACCOUHK with HO fT1Ol'ltl'1lV ITl3ll'1tGI13HCS fEGS fOI' flVS VEEFS. SGS YOU nearest office of Bank of IVl3I'lI'1. 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For Women Only THE GREENWOOD TREE BONSAI 0 ORIENTAL GIFTS 0 JEWELRY IMARI 0 BRASS 0 POTTERY BASES Sn STANDS OF TEAK 8: ROSEWOOD Offices throughout Marin County and in Petaluma 401 Miller Avenue Anne Stanton Mill Valley, CA 94941 388-3524 HOURS - Tuesday through Friday, 9 to 6 - Saturday, 9 to 5 Terri Horton A i n Vi Pr id , Brsjnitli Manager es ent S Next Door to Safeway, Near Tam' High BARBER SHOP Fidelity Savings Ed Denheld, 45 Camino Alto, Mill Valley 1 East Blithedale Avenue ' Mill Valley, Fidelity Savings and Loan Association 333.1140 California 130 Throckmorton Avenue Mill Valley, California 94941 VINCE SCQTTO 415 383-0510 Call 388-6041 Deanna f D l Blalock fYou did itll, Greg QM.B.l Scheier, Erik QDOCI Adams, Becky KWOMANJ Boyd, Elise QZIPSJ Delaney, Laurie Blau, Joel Cregut, john Cavender, Matt QLARDJ Laird, Diane CDIAJ Miller, Kelly Brennan, Donny KPRETTY BOYD Shaver, Sheryl Vanderlip, Dan QDANDEL AGNESJ Delagnes. 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