Vallejo High School - Arrow Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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California SdI1oIa1'S Federation l l l FRONT ROW, left to right: Fred Hersh -berg, Robert Palmer, Carol Santomi- eri, Billie Elsdon, Connie Ausemus, Sue Goldhaber, Sandra Linchner, Janeve Pond, Connie Lehmkuhl, Pat Rust, Jackie Ogden. SECOND ROW: Ray Rusconi, Karen Menzies, Penny Stiles, Diane Howe, Donna Thomas, Carlinda Riley, Sandra Erwin, Claudia Lammel, Sandra Funk. THIRD ROW: Jett Mc- Clain, Janet Nelson, Carol Turnbull, Wyngene Stock, Margaret Keller, Cor- liss Miller. FOURTH ROW: Martha Conway, Susan Adams, Judy Winter, Lorna Willis, Pauline Rossi. FRONT ROW, left to right: Diane Broksell Vice President, Reggie Gray, President, Joanna Binnewig Secretary. BACK ROW: Ralph Lombardi, Publicity Christa Steinig, Treasurerg Roger Sturgeon IOC Representative, Barbara Bell, IOC. FRONT ROW, left to right: Dale Klahn, Roger Sturgeon, Frank Wirnberly, Rich- ard Wilson, John Ekstrand, Mike Har- rison, Raymond Barker, William Oram, Bob Padeon, Fred Bruderlin. SECOND ROW: Bill Sandals, Max Byrd, Mike Stevens, Jim Disbrow, Linda George, Irene Lehan, Mrs. Jane Ford, Mrs. Jane Jones, Barbara Bell, Mary Ann Shugar. THIRD ROW: Val Rae Deaton, Reggie Gray, Diane Broksell, Kathleen Kleintelter, Joyce Nelson, Marcia Ger- aldson, Linda Etheridge, Virginia Har- vey, Carole Trestrail, Jan McCord. FOURTH ROW: Georgine Robinson, Jane Bailey, Melinda Barrett, Mallory Martinez, Sue Mesick, Tanya Phillips, Unknown, Judi Lundgren, Unknown. FIFTH ROW: Stephanie Quinn, Lala Bignoria, Margie Buck, Ellen Durr- wachter, Barbara Brassart, Cathi War- ner, Judy McElwain, Carolyn Ander- son, Judy Auberlin, Janice Gehring.

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Ihmdaeuns Cknnmmhmee f fi' V, . Pl 2 M162 f - .Til ,,.f, I , K yy, ,,,,Iy,4 JJ6m6MMLMWWJUUQTQL K iid -, , ff 4 of 6 ewtfifw W cm? to WCQUZUC folate 4 ff . ,o J Q J I y 0 s , ,Q ,Uvciw - ',,WUf4,LZc yd. J g g, It U 4 . 4 The Youth Problems Committee was formed earlwdggg the school year in order to better 'relations among students. After electing officers and appointing committees, the group held weekly discussion meetings. The Student Opinion Poll, a questionnaire giving students a chance to express their views on various subjects, was the result of these meetings, After the tedious and time-consuming task of tallying these surveys, the statistics were passed along to the Citizens Committee on Youth Behavior upon request. Student repres entatives met with these adult leaders in the community to co-ordinate the thinking of both groups. ln the spring semester, student speakers from the Youth Problems Committee visited various service groups and civic organizations to present brief talks on the purposes and functions of their group, the basic questions and problems among youths, and the manner in which these challenges can be met. I way, Not Known. ROW 3: Don Ussery, Bob Williams, Not Known, Pat Mason, Dottie Hud- son, Sandy lrwin, Corkie Miller, Joyce Nelson, Not Known, Diane TurnbulI,. Roma Wells, Patsi Porter, Diane Bam- berg, Lynni Harris, Ann Berry. ROW 4: Judi Lundgrun, Virginia Harvey, Betty Collins, Val Re Denton, Ann Griswold, Sherry Martin, Not Known, Not Known, Not Known, Diane Matson. ROW 5: Pattie Putz, Sally Riddle, Doris Fisher, Carolyn Westbrook, Ros- alind Henry, Doretha Arellano, Joyce Mikkelson, Lorna Willis, Kathy Mc- Frederick, Not Known, Maria Bold- II3

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M2152 ww 0 ,id A P. 'NJ E? T 4:2-'SZ' fn Y, 478' Fil SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Harris. STANDING: Mr. E. Morrison Advisory Mrs. Lewis, President, Mrs. Boatwright, Mr, R. Green, Advisor. WWW 2 ! 4 wfe,Qev1,f ,gk mf Wye: MQ! '2 'r ,V.,,f,,,,, ,,, my A f ' L f . Q . . ,,,, ,. , fy, ' 1 33 . ,,,.., ,H -, aff vw w M4157 f Y' IW. One of the most worthwhile organizations, which often goes without recognition by students, is the Parent-Teacher Associa- tion. This year's theme has been to open doors to new frontiers for children and youth. There is much to be done to bring about a closer relationship between school and home, but through co- operating with administrators and teachers, the men and women of the P.T.A. work toward accomplishing this aim. The thanks and praise of the students of Vallejo Senior High go to this fine association.