Vallejo High School - Arrow Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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V.H.S. musicians proudly dis- played their excellent ratings after returning from the Bay Area Music Festival for Solos and Ensembles held Saturday, March 3 at Stanford University in Palo Alto. There were over six hundred entries in the festival, three of these were from Vallejo. The Woodwind Quartet, Barbara Bell, Becky Walker, Joyce Nel- son, and Jacque Smith received a ll rating, which the judges in- terpreted as excellent. The String Quartet, Michele Tiernan, Donna Yep, Judy Voll- mer, and Nancy Coley also re- ceived an excellent rating of ll. The members of the Brass Quartet, Jim Snoke, Barbara Sigler, Gene Allen, and Tom Muntz earned the superior rat- ing ot l, the highest awarded at the festival. These groups were entered by Mr, John Kilarik, orchestra instructor at V.H.S. l-le also ac- companied the musicians on their all day trip to Stanford.

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Key Club KEY CLUB OFFICERS FRONT ROW, left to right: Frank Arellano, Herb Shouse. SECOND ROW: Tim Carey, Terry Booras, George Reading. The Key Club, one of our school's most prominerll' and active groups, is composed of thirty boys, each selected primarily on the basis of character and citizen- ship. The boys, working individually as well as joint- ly, strive to maintain high goals and standards through developing initiative and leadership, providing exper- ience in living and working together, and serving the school and community. ln December the Key Club sponsored Ma Hubbard Week. On Monday and Thursday of that week, they held two slave auctions, wherein Keyclubbers were sold to the highest feminine bidder in exchange for service the following day. The bids ranged from fifty cents to S9.lO. During the noon hour on Wednesday, the Key Club played the Faculty in a basketball game, .for which the admission was twenty-five cents or one can of food. The end to a successful week came with the Satur- day night dance, admission fifty cents or two cans of food. Through these well-planned, well-publicized, and unique activities, the Key Club was able to proudly donate S300 to the Salvation Army, to be used for food to help needy families at Christmas. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ralph Lombardi, Gary Fong, Don Hughes, Herb Shouse. SECOND ROW: Mr. Siegel Bill Sandals, Torn Hennessy, Frank Arellano, Hugh Phinney. THIRD ROW: Pete Ancheta, Dick O'Donnell, Fred Bruder- lin, Dick Saal, Bill Barron, Lee Monty. BACK ROW: Tim Carey, George Reading, Hud Auberlin, Jerry Causey, Terry Booras, Dennis Clarke, Gerry Karr, Bill Orr, Chris Parks, Dave Pedrotti, Bob Smith, Dan King. '