Vallejo Junior High School - Papoose Path Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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lll Ill ml P Beverly Edwards, Eugene Lewis Love In B1oom? . . . Charlotte Barger, Oh What Poise? . . . Phillis Willoughbjf Mule Train . . . JoAnn Skinn f'Plrease Mr. Sun . . . Tom Crofoot Interest- ing. . . . Rosemary Brusso, That's Life . . . Nancy McNeil The Wheel . . . Pat Campbell, Connie Steir. Tom Crofoot, Char. Barger, Jim Syar, School , . . Jim Syar f'The Ladies' Man . . . Nancy Perez Shorts . . . and Sweet . . . Barbara Del Buono and Bob Morrison Lovers? . The intellectual gathering 10B STORY Four years ago our parents set forth upon this school a new menace, designed to send the faculty to their graves before their time. But again, as in every other class, the expert guidance of our counsel- lor, Mr. Lloyd, our advisor, Mrs. King, and our teachers have reformed us into high school students and made some of us out- standing in various fields. In student government, Bob Tafoya Was one of the best Student Body Presidents Vallejo has had. He was ably assisted by Mark Cameron, Vice President. Our rec- ords Were always straight, thanks to the efforts of Glenda Chenoweth, Secretary, and our money was in the efficient hands of Anita Miller. In the class picture our perennial presi- dent, John Autem, made the greatest ef- fort of his career to make our last semester here a memorable one. In this he was as- sisted by Jerry Madsen, Vice President and Beverly Edwards, Secretary-Treasurer. During this time We had some of the best dances ever held in Vallejo Junior High and we couldn't forget our prom. The theme, Room Full of Roses turned out beautifully. In the field of dramatics We'1l never for- get Growing Pains with Sue Johnson and Phil Williams taking the leading roles. VVe all feel sorry for Mr. Baker since most of the traffic squad are going across the street. We have really kept Miss Ward busy these past four years with our club activi- ties. Among the club presidents were Yvonne Breilatt, Unescog Carol Daniels. Red Cross 3 and Ed Tunheim, Honor S0- ciety. Beverly Foulk and Shirley Tomlin Worked hard on the year book and Marg- aret Schueler was Publications Represent- ative to the cabinet. Other members of the cabinet were Claudia Lundin, Club Representative, Gloria Reissman, Senior Yell Leaderg Gar- land Wright, Sports Representative, and Jim Kendall, Traffic Representative. All in all, we are one of the largest classes to graduate and We feel We have left an impression befitting our size. ' Good bye Vallejo and good luck 7A's, the college is calling. -Rosemary Brusso

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FALL CLASS Gail Hanson Florine Hawkins Lowell Hines Oscar Hines Geizald Holland Tony Irvin Danice Jones Wilson Lee Marlene Lett Dick Martin Carol Naparstek Jim Riley John Riley Virginia Rump 1 Edwin Schellhouse Delores Tafora Bob Taylor Ray Wade Gladys Walton Bruce Warner Franklin Webb Donna Wensing Dora Wilson ff, af? Gd sd ?'K ii' 'Vis -0 I 1 95 i ff? JUN 3 ,Ns ,-nn. WNY J Ji T , :GS I 41 -if 'E

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SPRING CLASS Rayann Adams Pete Adona Rich Allerton Elvin Anderson Frankie Anderson Aldeen Andrade Ron Annoni Alberta Armstrong Jane Atherstone John Autem Elizabeth Bailey Harold Baker Charlotte Barger Anthony Beardsley Leah Belletini Wynette Benton Balrbara Berry J odeane Black Bill Bledsoe Gerri Bond Ernestine Bourge Jerry Braito Yvonne Breillatt Norma Blteitenstein Carolyn Briggs Lois Brown Rosemary Brusso Joe Burgess Don Bush I Donna Caddel - P