Tracy High School - El Portal Yearbook (Tracy, CA)

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The move Trom The balcony To The main Tloor marked The debuT oT Those ersTwhiIe Freshmen and TuTure Juniors. our Sophomore class. The TradiTionaI move-up assembly opened The door To Their second year. In SepTember The class wenT over The Top in The bond drive wiTh an average oT 9370. Several of The separaTe ad- visory secTions wenT all The way and achieved IOOOXO. March came in like a Iion, and broughT wiTh iT The Tradi- Tional Sophomore Hop-The TirsT ever held on a SaTurday nighT. IT was a TribuTe To good old Irelancl, indeed, Tor sure and begorra The Theme was ThaT oT SainT PaTrick's Day, wiTh paddies and colleens wearing a biT o' green in honor oT The occasion. Shamrocks, pipes, and pigs adorned The gym and green and whiTe sTreamers compleTed The decoraTions. Presi- denT Lloyd AITamarino appoinTed Lavonne Anderson as chairman of The decoraTion commiTTee wiTh Norman RiTTer. David Millinger, Dolores Rico, Beverly Wilcox, Agnes Vierra. Marice Delgado, and Norma Crouch as commiTTee members. Miss Hawley was advisor. Music was provided by The IaTesT recordings. A class voTe had been Taken on These from selec- Tions made by Dulla Bardacos and Barbara Parker under The supervision oT Mrs. Callow. The commiTTee's and class' eTTorTs were well regarded. The hop was a sensaTionaI success. Under a new assembly plan, The Sophomores were scheduled To presenT a program in The IaTTer parT oT March. By coincidence This STudenT Body Assembly Tell on March 23. which was Tacky Day, so a cafe scene complefe wiTh a masTer oT ceremonies and Tloor show added To The day's TesTiviTies. During The year, TaIenT was discovered which hereToTore had been raTher overlooked. Few knew ThaT Bob ScoTT Tap danced. Mary Lopez enTerTained TrequenTIy aT various meeT- ings wiTh solos on her saxophone, and Dolores Rico was raTher unoTTiciaIIy eIecTed Sophomore accompanisT. When The Drama Class was searching Tor dramaTic maTerial Tor several sTudenT direcTed plays, many characTers were chosen from This class. NoT only did They conTribuTe To drama, buT also To The field oT sporTs. In baskeTbaII There were Don Newbury, STanIey RoberTson, Jimmy Fisher, Bob Fredrich, and William Venable. Some oT Those who wenT ouT Tor TooTbaII were Lloyd AITa- marino, Bob WrighT, Charles Brasher, Bill Cole, Jim Fisher, MarTin Grier, Richard I-IasTie, Tony Lopez, I-Iarold Lowery and Clarence Myers. Class pugilisTs were Richard I-IasTie, Paige McFadden, and I-Iarold Lowery, who Took To The arT of boxing. -In May The class did The honors oT decoraTing Tor Bac- caIaureaTe, and in so doing, broughT The year's acTiviTies To an end. Sophomore advisors Tor The year were Mrs. Callow, Miss I-Iawley, Mrs. Ziegler ,and Mr. Morgan. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS N ORMAN RITTER Fall Prosideni LLOYD ALTAMARINO Fall Vice-Presidem ANNA MARTI Fall Secrefary S JPi-IOMORE9 LLOYD ALTAMARINO Spring Presideni RALPH RUDKIN Spring Vice-Presidenf NORMA CROUCH Spring Secreiary ELIZABETH McCRORY Spring and Fall Treasurer 2I