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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University of the Pacific Publications at Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Pacifican by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MUSIC CLINIC EXTRA MUSIC CLINIC BIGGEST YET 2433 STUDENTS COME TO COP FROM 116 HIGH SCHOOLS A day of intense work and music will fill the schedule of the sixth annual Pacific Music Clinic to be held Saturday, February 4, on the College of the Pacific campus. Ac- C.O.P. — STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA ruary 3, 1956 — No. 11 cording to clinic director David T. Lawson 24311 honor music •students have been selected from 116 schools in California and COP STUDENTS Nevada to attend this unusual clinic. Band, stringed orchestra, and chorus work will be featured. SELECTED FOR Three famous professionals in the field of music will be present WHO'S WHO MAG to conduct in the three fields. "Who's Who Among Students Kurt Herbert Adler will direct the ! ^ American Colleges and Univer­ 302 piece stringed orchestra; Pat- sities" is an annual publication tee Evenson leads the 641 member that carries in it the names and band; and Roger Wagner will con­ biographies of the outstanding duct the 1490 voice choir. -The clinic will get under way students in American colleges and at 9:30 a.m. with rehearsal of the universities. This semester nine three groups, band in the Pacific teen College of the Pacific stu­ gym, chorus in the civic auditor­ dents were selected for this honor. ium balcony, and the orchestra The following students are in the Stockton College cafeteria. listed with only their present of­ Following lunch on the Pacific fice or service, but those are just campus, the groupg will reassem­ the last of a long list of achieve­ ble for more rehearsing. Dinner ments. These students are all se­ will be held in the small dining niors who have been active in room In the Pacific cafeteria. A campus affairs throughout their full rehearsal will be held in the college lives. civic auditorium, and at 7:30 the Jane Barrett is a senior from concert will begin. Berkeley. She is a member of The full program for the con­ Tau Kappa Kappa sorority, and is cert follows: now the senior class president. CLINIC ORCHESTRA Mark Blinoff of Concord is the Orchestra Quartette In "F" St?.wk Dance of the Happy Sptrlta Gluck manager of the campus radio sta­ r.aryl Mnr Scott, flute aololat tion KCVN-AM. Mark is also a C.weedore Brae Qtrnuss member of Alpha Kappa Lambda Selection, 'from "Kismet" of^Borodtn^ fraternity. WERE YOU HERE IN 1955? If you were, then look closely at this picture, for you may Kurt Herbert Adler, guest conductor find yourself among the throng of music clinic students. The picture shows the three sections of the Fred Busher, San Francisco, is COLLEOE OF THE PACIFIC clinic as they appeared in the civic auditorium last year. Pictured at the top are the guest conductors. a member of Omega Phi Alpha SYMPHONIC BAND The Pilgrim-Concert March „ fraternity, and is now the treas­ The Roman Carnival-Overture Heritor urer of the Pacific Student Asso­ Arthur Corra, conductor CLINIC CHORUS ciation. Ces Ciatti, of Mountain Pacific Music Camp CONSERVATORY O Vos Omnes wiVhnnsk? View, is vice-president of the Heavenly Ught c».nhen Foster Pacific Student Association and THE GROWTH OF AN IDEA EXTENDS WARM O Lemuel . r Terri captain of the Tiger basketball Sk?tTtodMy Lou nrr. R. Wagner Music camping began in 1928 at Interlochen, Michigan, with tin- Sine Nomine Vaughn-Wllllams team. Gene Cronin of Sacramento for chorus, orchestra, organ establishment of the National Music Camp. The idea was a tremen PMC WELCOME is captain of the varsity football (Continued on Page Zi dous success right from the first and hundreds of enthusiastic By DEAN J. RUSSELL BODLEY team; he was an outstanding campers began to spread the word of this new youth music develop­ j Player in the 1956 East-West foot- Just to say "welcome" would 1 ball game. Both boys are mem­ ment all over the United States. _ be making a very short phrase for Attend PMC oes of Omega Phi Alpha frater­ In 1933 Mr. David T. Lawson* a great thought. We welcome you nity. joined the staff of the National Kurt Herbert Adler, sincerely to the College of the Next Summer Ruth Dow, also from Sacramen­ Music Camp, and with a dozen of Pacific campus and to the music Every member of the outstand­ to. is the organization's commis­ his top musicians from Topeka clinic. I am addressing all of the Evenson, Wagner to ing clinic groups, tomorrow's sioner for the Pacific Student high school enjoyed an inspiring visiting students and the direc­ Pacific Music Clinic, is cordially Association. She is a member of summer at Interlochen. All were Conduct at Clinic tors, parents, and friends who invited to plan now to attend Epsilon Lambda Sigma sorority, so impressed with the camping Pacific Music Clinic is honored come from near and far. This is a big occasion. An out­ Pacific Music Camp next summer. j®1! is the president of the Pan experience that Mr. Lawson this semester to have as guest sider may ask himself. "What It is sincerely hoped every school Hellinic organization. joined with Mr. Russell Wiley as conductors three outstanding men goes on here." or, "What really represented here today will be (Continued on page 4) associate director of the Midwest­ in the field of music. Mr. Kurt happens at a music clinic" The represented at PMC next summer. ern Music Camp at the University Herbert Adler will lead the (Continued on Page 2) In order to help make that pos­ of Kansas in the summer of 1934, stringed orchestra; Mr. Pattee sible, we are hereby announcing: so that a larger number of his Evenson will lead the band, and, SPECIAL CLINIC SCHOLAR­ students could attend a music Mr. Roger Wagner conducts the SHIPS. Information, Please camp close by at much less ex­ chorus. Every school represented in the pense, yet with the same rich Kurt Herbert Adler, director of Pacific Music Clinic students clinic in band, orchestra, or chor­ w 0 War| t information for fu- and thrilling music camp activity. the 302-piece string orchestra to­ us, will be granted one partial Pre reference are invited to This relationship with the out­ morrow night, has done the Paci­ scholarship of $50 to be applied * oUon. torium; at 6:30 the concert will be listening to other parts, and 1 under the Act of Morch 3 1879 Office, Stockton, California, performed. This unusual orches­ ing his melody an essential Editor - tra, made up of honor students, of ihe tremendous musical Business Manager SALLY POST has 92 first violins, 84 second vio­ GEORGE FASEL ric. We scarcely stop to re: lins, 24 violas, 70 cellos, and 32 that the thrill we feel can MULOOWNCY string basses. be had when we gather sue 1ST VIOLIN group together. It is a certa Kathleen McGawiz, Carol Odegard, Keith Guthrie, Mary Ann Clark, Rich­ that this particular group ard Reeve, Cathleen Serpa, Dorelle Cor- never be together again. Onl; EDITORIAL bett, Connie Thuor, Jeannette Kingsley, Nancy Rourke, Edith Horn, Don Wei- the clinic, year after year, terstein, Bill Carr, Pat Allan, Myrna we give and take in this uni Kennady, Lorraine Haviland, Gayle Tay- KURT HERBERT ADLER WELCOME TO PACIFIC 1/%**lor, JoyceT/\ira A OlOlds,/Tp JaniceTnnlAA Olds,LI1 ,1T)1 BettyI < • fashion, which will establish Lilleland, Irene Mann, Donna Mann, On behalf of the entire college, the PACIFIC WEEKLY Virginia VanBeck, Carol Ashford delible memories in the he: Joanne Pyatt, Noel Knight, and minds of each player would like to extend a most sincere and cordial welcome Susan Kludt, Virginia Crawford, Mar­ COP Music Clinic tin Smith, Dorothy Gibson, Clair Lee listener. to the large group of honor students -who have come to Leiser, Joanne Pyoll, Judy Youngsten, Roberta Griffen, Carol Appel, Donna We meet new friends; we rr our campus for the sixth annual Pacific Music Clinic. Lininger, Nancy Stitch, Lois Boogaert, Founded 1950 by the challenge of new music; William Whitson, Edith Milton, Roger It is an honor to have such top students in the field Bland, Nancy Brown, Jody Johnsen, learn from great directors; ; Donna Grigshy, Nancy Crockell, Jenni­ we come from home to visit of music from our California high schools and junior col- fer Creel, Carolyn Martin, Connie Carl­ David T. Lawson son, Barbara Erickson, Dennie Broma college campus. eges on our campus. It is also an honor to have such gem, The Pacific Clinic, established distinguished men as Mr. Adler, Mr. Evenson, and Mr. Marie Firenza, Barbara Babbin, Ardell We regard the College of Jones, Ruth Bonnickson, Martin Rosen­ by the Pacific Music Camp with Pacific campus as being one Wagner on our campus. berg, Carol Wolford, Dianne Powell Gary Estzbrook, Beverley Garelick, the active and enthusiastic sup­ great beauty. Those of us h Charles Carroll, Britt Peter, Gail Lo- Music Camp does an outstanding job in the renzen, Donna Nichol, Joyce Taylor, port and assistance of the College regard the college itself as be Barbara Rusfeldt, Molly Wormer, Gary great and unique in its warn held of furthering music among students, and such an event Coker, Brook Ralston, Chris Vurlumis, of the Pacific conservatory, as we are to experience tomorrow gives the student the Carmen Schneider, Deborah Hayes, through the band, orchestra, and and friendliness. The conser Mary Seller, Jan Forker, Marilyn Hinds, tory building with its white tov opportunity to work with outstanding men. Having the Anne Hubbell, Marlene Eproson, A Cappella Choir in 1950, began Stephanie Bateman, Dale Debold, Penny with band clinics in the fall, with stands as a symbol of artis clinic on the Pacific campus gives us the chance to exhibit Drayer, Sarah Hamilton, Roderie Shan­ non, Elizabeth Snider, Sharon Wake­ string and choral clinics in Febru­ achievement, both in the a the college of which we are all so very proud. It is our field, Gordon Adams, Bill Quynn, Ghris- themselves and life in general. ti Neyrs, Conrad Bridges, Mary Brown, ary. The very first clinics were hope that one day some of you students who are here at Maitz Jacomhsen, Barbara Hartwig, received with "open arms," with We are proud also of our Pa Evelyn Ziegler, Phil Ross. the clinic will be members of the Pacific family. 2ND VIOLIN capacity crowds attending from tic Music Camp. Many of the here today have attended the su This issue of the PACIFIC WEEKLY has been pub­ Vicki Marcy, Joslyn Stephene, Linda nearly all sections of California Buffo, Judy Rutherford, Jane Norick, and even into Nevada. mer activities of PMC. Today lished for the members of the music clinic to serve as a Rita Watson, Kaguye Tenmz, Edith Ya- maski, Carol Kueln, Joyce Fawcett, like a reunion for many of you. reminder of an exciting and fulfilling day. Andrea Becker, Bill Tail, Michael Wat- The purpose of the Pacific Our gratitude goes to all kins, Cathy Brownell, Nina Pasrorino, Music Clinic is to bring outstand­ Special thanks go to the offices of Mr. Arthur Farey Lenore Oyeyama, Barbara Walsh, Mar­ those who have made it possit tha Nickel, Phyllis Renlff, Pat Elliott, ing students together for a day and Mrs. David T. Lawson for the help that was given to Helen McGrath, for us to get together on this c Donna Day, Nancy Nolan, Sharon Sny- to enjoy the thrill of studying and casion. A big welcome is here; v the staff in publishing this special issue. The first regular der, Connie Johnson, Richard Talmieri, performing great music under in Doreen Coe, June May, Carol Freeman, extend it warmly; we extend edition of the PACIFIC WEEKLY for the spring semester Jean Corasletti, Nancy Hinman, Wood- spiring conductors, to become bet­ to you as often as you may con row Latta, Linda Schiva, Beatrice ter acquainted with other equally will appear 011 Friday, February 10. Bartz, Gail Abrahams, Jeanne Wood- to us. We want this clinic to 1 hams, Ellen Robertson, Darlene Von All- talented youth from many places word en, Charlotte Hems worth, Marilyn a highlight of your year, and v Mower, Francis Bard, Warrene Weaver, and exchange ideas. All this has More CONDUCTORS Maureen O'Hara, Marilyn Forsler, Leo- want you to have the time of yoi More PROGRAM nore DeVries, lead to a steady growth of the lives. (Continued from page 1) Janet Pond, Frank Moore, Cecilia Nit- clinic as a regular midwinter tler, Jo Homann, Mary Piona, Gwen­ (Continued from Page 1) dolyn Davis, Priscilla Wong, Valerie treat not to be miss&d. and respect his splendid work °J£thy Lojspeich, Shelley Jones, all look forward to its anr with that institution has gained „ Tulan, organist Linda Sharpe, Jean Humrich, Sandra In the last few seasons the occurrence. Koger Wagner, guest conductor . Myers, Karen Monnickson, Phyllis Kel- clinic has been rearranged to in­ for-him. i.,r' P®.nnls.,Vu.^Iumls' Rosemary Cirime- "We, at Pacific, hope you h CLINIC BAND clude all performing groups on Born and educated in Europe, .1ohn Os'borrf, '"^' Marg0t Burleigh> a good time today and give ; Choral-Prelude Nancy Arie, Jeanne Sakata, Satuko the same day as it is now; then our best wishes for continued £ Mr. Adler appeared with the Chi­ "From Heaven Above" Bach Masuda, Bernice Eastman, Betty Lotz, the clinic reajly "came of age." R Uy B Ias n"d , Lufkin Carole Palais, Carole cess and joy with your musi cago Opera Company prior to S^ltesuite ofof® OldAm American4 . " ~Dances Mendelssohn ( Snh^CfroleA,te.c,h' Eva Willett, Sharon The occasion is indeed a happy experiences as you return to yi coming to San Francisco. He is R R Bennett Schroepfer, Marilyn Hare, Carol Og- a. Cake Walk " " burn, Marilyn Turner, Brenda Bar­ and rewarding one for all and especially interested in the musi­ b. Wallflower Waltz home communities." c. Hag nard, James Wombacker, Nan Hether- cal education of American youth ™??*«Dwain AldrldBe> Bonita Martin. Guadalcanal March from VIOLA LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS and gives generously of his time Victory at Sea" Rogers by Dick Bibler S sa nah Pattee Evenson, guest conductor r„ " " Barnhart, Marilyn Bliss, Gay and inspiration in a wide variety wT i S?ro'yn Wiswell, Diane Dear­ of youth music activities. FESTIVAL FINALE born, Judi Lamont, Carlos Tydingeo, Gail Howland, Beverly Holbo, Monte Song of Freedom Carpenter S™1'',™ Meils Christensen, EVENSON tr -*c^rus* band, orchestra Patty Miller, Ted Howe, Carolyn Stroth- Kurt Herbert Adler, conducting \r.',,. aqu.elcne. M('lnzer, Barbara Sanders, Pattee Evenson, director of Margaret Smith, Sue Stark, Paula Tarris TovA. D Grcen{'/I'l, Noreen Nordheimiz,' bands at San Diego State College, morrow night to conduct the Rppree, Mary Ann Schafer. is appearing as guest conductor of great PMC choir of 1475 voices, LLLLO the PMC band of over 600 play­ Ronnie Kleimhanner, Janet Bees, Vir­ is making his third appearance ginia Gardiner, Margaret Becker, Wil- ers for the second time, having with the Pacific Music Clinic. p2£LLampisecht, Lynette Newton, Janet conducted the band in the 1954 w™m' Carolyn Crouch, Alice Lowe, Mareleme Severine, Sandra Taylor, Sue clinic. Through his work in organizing F»r^eik° Eette- Lynnie Waleha, Previous to coming to Califor­ and conducting the now world Linda Schuler, Nancy Thornburg. Olive manng ger Einanuels, Mike Heine- nia, Mr. Evenson was solo trum­ famed Roger Wagner Chorale in <=o£a, r.li„SIewarU Carolyn Sanford, Su­ pet with the Minneapolis and Los Angeles, he has moved to the san Clayton, Melinda Stevens, Gwen first rank of choral conductors. Spotswood'o, Sue Thomas, Eleanor Ar- Rochester symphony orchestras. onja xt- r', „ . Arneson, Curtis Givan He was instructor in trumpet and Mr. Wagner and his chorale are Srnlineitz.Phjdlis Jones, Shirley Reed,' known everywhere through the Caroline Wolf, Judy Chambers, Janet director of the concert band at fau's' °?.n Quackenbush, Nanette Pan- the Eastman School of Music, and mediums of concert, radio, TV ap­ kratz, Julie Parsons, Joyce Bengel, Son- nr„, yTrS,: Dixie Powe11' Jud»' Erickson, in 1948 he was a guest conductor pearances, recordings and motion "™ce J°hanson, Sue PoKrass, Wendy pictures. W atson, Chad Pennebaker, and staff member of the PMC. Jerry Moors, Billy Miles, Connie Car- Mr. Evenson was one of the e er mi ly Won Und Mr. Wagner is also choral con­ Kee,Fee Charlotterl i i£. 'T?Kessler,, Judy*> Browninga Mc- earliest members of the staff of ductor at the University of Cali­ £n urfrhapt' Mickl Mehren, Shar- the National Music Camp, and lene Holm, Dorothy Sayward, Karen fornia at Los Angeles. He also d¥, Cohn' Judy Ba". Susan gave more than a decade of valu­ finds time for church choir con- Rendahl, Mary Rae Meierl, Shirley Ha- able time teaching„ cornet and , ducting. Mr. Wagner and the trumpet there. He is a great chorale have scored impressive STRING BASS""' B"d"r cnlnietsoloist on the+T— instrument,• x and. +~:,. i- triumphs during tours of Europe, Robert Swearden, Wilma Loner, Joel has done much to raise standards with the Los Angeles Philharmon­ Fowler, Randy Ribarsky, Dick Conrad Joyce Lakefyi, Grant ' Wiswelf 7an of concert band work and to en­ ic orchestra, and in concerts at Oueen, Lynn Anderson, Judy Soskin courage the development of band Esther darlson, David Larson Ruth the Hollywood Bowl. Mr. Wagner Edsar Roger Griffith, Bill Miller Jer­ repertoire. appeared at the Pacific Music ry Scheff, Gloria Mette, Gloria Carrillo Stephen Lee, Gary Hanson, Dan Brem WAGNER Camp last summer, and will be dra' pe«ry p I£ene Eanterman, San- with the camp again this coming Prt,r «1 ' Hi Switzler, Bob Rogers, Roger Wagner, who comes to- summer. Erik Simpson, Bob Stormer, Carl Kim- Bitters re' R,chard Tait, Virginia They say he can hold a note longer than anyone in the whole Music Clinic band!" THE PACIFIC WEEKLY — FEBRUARY 3, 1956 Page Three IOGER WAGNER LEADS CHOIR PMC Introduces EVENSON TO CONDUCT HUGE 16 SCHOOLS SEND SINGERS Guest Conductor MUSIC CLINIC BAND MEMBERS PMC takes great pride in an­ Roger Wagner, of the Los Angeles Symphonic Chorale will Mr. Pattee Edward Evenson, famed conductor, will lead one of nouncing Mr. Irwin Hoffman, fi„ a rain this year be the conductor of the Music Clinic's choir, the largest bands in his career when he conducts the 1956 Music conductor of the Vancouver, B.C. in." I ighty-six schools of California have sent their best singers to Clinic Band tomorrow night. This year's hand is over the 600 symphony, as guest conductor for n,! t ds huge choir of over 1500 members. Listed below are the singers member mark set last year. The personnel is listed below. eaj wording to their schools the second week of camp this com­ ing summer. 1ST FLUTE t; Ellen Henry, Roberta Hampton, Bev­ baj erly Ledwlth, Ardis Williams. Denise CLOVIS UNION HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Hoffman is one of the great Nolan, Dorel Dalngerfield, Margaret Janet Ball, Chambers Cora, Leanne young conductors of today, and Wutz, Bonnie Thiers, Mac Robinson, Su­ Haney, Charles Lamphler, Carol Mc- zanne Lown, Delsie Finch, Judy Wood- Intyre, Gladyce McKlnney, Valerie has done an amazing job of musi­ hams, Juliet Ravenscroft, lb Larson, _ Gordon Stack! cal development and training in Barbara Kilgore, Don Evarts, Wllma 1 lett, Jackie Smurrr Pat Strome, La- Meff, Janet Telford, Marcia Monten, An- I Juane Gadberry. Vancouver. He is a protege of nette Rameili, Roseinarie Casey, Janice j 1 Bona, June Eby, Phil Frost, Louise MT. DIABLO HIGH SCHOOL, the late Serge Koussevitsky, of King, Janice Frawley, Marcia Beck, Ju­ CONCORD the Boston Symphony, who dis­ dith Miles. 2ND FLUTE „.B^tyuJean I5.r,aft.' Adele Bischel, Lau­ covered and trained many of our rel Eschman, Gloria Domingues, Mareia Dixie Carter, Donna Ackroyd, Helen I J??"1' Ann Schutz, Mary Larson, Janelle young symphonists of today. Daily, Nancy Lund, Francis Krauskopf, %' D,elyt® Graen> p«=ggy Smith, Dorothy Gulling, Don 6ambell, Newton Carol Tweeten, Jay Dean Gainer, Linda Mr. Hoffman has done much Hartand, Emily Jones, Elizabeth Clark, Gisher, Carol Cook, Suzy Neill, Lindred Yolia Prieto, Bonnie Suarthout, Deanna Jones, Ruth tarsen, Rowena Young, Sid work in youth music projects, Scott, Esther Hlshtda, Melane Wong, Holub, Jim kapsalis, Sam Dear, Dave Carol Habberly, CarolineCarol me Dietrich,Dietrich,^ uaiiGail and he was orchestral conductor ...Slangerup, Carolyn/< 1 •«..Matoza, a 1X1Diane Fisch-LN.ak. Skinner, Daryl Phillips, Don Petrich, •A 1it 11.fsL M I UJJ, LIIIU1JU* - IX—. Dt.l—n nil XIA' Wayne Wesley. at the Northwest Music Educators er, Margie Jepson, Peggie Blcknell, Na- dine Hardin, Doug Keller, Norma Stew­ JEFFERSON UNION HIGH Conference last spring, where his art, Sally Harbough, Linda Moye, Seely SCHOOL, DALY CITY work was very impressive. There Dole, Ina Mann. PICCOLO Roberta Banducci, Margaret Blessing, he earned the wholehearted love Barbara Cowan, Sylvia Crawford, Judy Marianne Dozier, Larry Runkle, Ida Damico, La Verne Gardner, Marlene Go- and respect of the orchestra Mae Daniels. Richardson, Gloria Jorgensou, Gerald bourne, Lou Ann Lovelace, Beverly Mul- members and conference alike. 1ST OBOE Tanaka, Janice Shuey, Ruben Klehn, loy. Shirley Seago, Marcia Serfas, San­ BettyDC 11J Cawthron,tainuuuii, Rose •"Muster," « i Delia'*• Judy Crandell, Dale Sechrest, Elfneda dra Earn, Edith Guidry, Judy Mion, Boh Pacific Music Camp feels very Novak, Priscillariiacuiu Joslyn,jusijii, Gregoryvii«-ev'» J Stone » Johnson, Lynne Standish, Glyna Brod- Byers, Jim Delucchi, Bill Clark, James happy indeed to be able to pre­ Bill«.»!• Spivey,I. • Sheryl• *. 1 Kl.1Pickering, ,jJ. n Karen¥7- — ley, Wendell Mew, John Rodrigues, Ron­ Ettmger, Ronald Fredericks, Jim Haw­ Ellis, A1 Pryor,Mean Moore. ald Anderson, Kathleen Conrey. thorne, John Jackson, Bob Madruga, sent this outstanding new music TENOR SAX Gary Nolan, Larry Shaw, Jay Torr, 2ND OBOE ROGER WAGNER Emil Toscanelli, Stave Van Otten. personality in 1956. Doris Olson, Elaine Marshall, Melody tarry Numes, Winifred Clegg, Richard Bode, Ramona Thiers, Robert Bowan, Erlckson, Diane Buck, Fred Ybright, SAN RAMON VALLEY UNION Patsy Foley, Danny Covey, George Link, Russell Weaver, Diana Gruebele, Bar­ /LAMEDA UNIFIED HIGH SCHOOL, DANVILLE Shirly Galusha, Thais Klshi, Nancy Grey, bara Wheeler, Zella Haggerty, Carol Tes- Kicran Moyle. key, Talmadge Horn, Gerald Coperton, SCHOOL DISTRICT Gwin Dunlap, Frances Vassallo, Joan Adella Hemphill, Dixie Martin, Ray John Bownds, Joe Scott, Charles Hafsal, Bettye Williams, Martha Ketch- 1ST CLARINET Boyer, Kerry Taylor, Marvin Mitchell, ' roods, Betty Groves, Gloria Hebert, am, Nancy Du Bato, Gary Mattseon, Jill Dayle Barnes, Barbara Wicklow, Lee Dennis Gromith. . tan Huesby, Bettie Hunter, Sharon Le- Votion, Don Rancatore, Jim Furlong, Mayer, Betty Hudelson, Bill Paden, Lor- Chuch Carter, Mike Murphy, Bob Jer- etta Steele, Dino Ciarlo, Lorraine De­ BARITONE SAX I oine, Sallie Oliver, Mary Rodgers, Caro- Donna Lowery, Charles Gustavson, Bill ] n Schultz, Barbara Speer, Sharon Stew- vis, Lance Frazier, Mickey Duarte. Vries,Y 1 ICS, iiiaiicucMarlene iPutnam, utuuiu, GaryI"" J Rominger,ZWUI«IIBO. , Gaylene Nichols, Janice Chapman, John Munroe, Ted Manley, Walter Copeland, 11, Lorraine Trujillo, Doris Doty, Judy DAVIS UNION HIGH SCHOOL Joe Dorsle, Bailey Floree, Helen Schnei- i askell, Kathy Klays, Sharon O'Brien, l>cfBallantine, 1let II1111C, WaltertYullCl Lariek,1 ItJV, l.vgvlRoger szvzxEck Jean Christensen, June Hargrove, Rosie hardt, Dolores Rose, John Papini, Jeff dan, Robert I'arlocha, Gary Bird, Alyce < u-ol Robinson, Carol Shumaker, Bonnie Mello, Betty Rizzi, Ruth Santos, Elinor Perucchi, Dorlnc Jones, Sharon Beach, Jfcegle, Marie DeVries, Carol Grantham, Straus, ,Thel Sundlad, Carol Ghiorso Armer, Patty Doneen, Carol English, Tom Ted Miller, Gravatt ,Homer Lee, Bill Bishop, Henry Palomino, Bill Alkin, Jetty Hook, Judy Newton, Dean Airale, Helen Jo Leonard, Carol Deneke, Bob ino Barbis, Steve Eiselman, Bob Do- Jackie McHugh, Carol Johnson, Carol Caralee Gleim. Fissell, John Baker, Andy Hesse, Erick Eisenman, Elaine Thomas, Paul Dahl, ) lis, Gary Ford, Rich Warner, Jerry Lorenz, Steve Blankenship. BASS SAX rooks, Bob Dalby, Jerry Healey, Mike Bob Dose her, Margaret Cake, Paul De- Roger Gray J unt, Dennis McKee, Larry Santos. GRANT UNION HIGH SCHOOL, Lespinasse, Beatrice Johnson. Roberta Travis, Serena Cabral, Mar- E FLAT SAX INTIOCH HIGH SCHOOL DEL PASO HEIGHTS lynne Morishige, Edmund Miller, John Francis Obelliero. Raymond Edwards, R o b a r t Miller, Ramona Anderson, Sally Gibbins, Eckerson, Dianne Parish, Nick Storm, 1ST TRUMPET fayne Sleppy, Carol Hammer, Edna Mary Masters, LoRae Prentiss, Pat Sa- Linda Vandagriff, Elaine Garbolino, Isa­ Bill Dickson, Bob Cajina, Bruce Nunes, ampbell, Priscilla DuMond, Roberta vercool, Mary Kay Unden, Lois Watts, bella Kinross, Dave Wilson, David Eise- Gene Smith. Jim Uosowski, Norman lartin, Janice Clark, Carol Prouty, Bob Fairbairn, Stefan Jugal, Bob Lance, man. Bill Knight, Bormel Pryor, Mike Frank. Ed Blewett, Michael Harmon, .jannette Tonso, Bette Youngstrom, Jar- Alphonso McClain, Nils' Jansma, Dave Kiado, Roberta McDonald, Floyd Fenno- Chuck Greenwood, Louis Rodrigues. h McEIroy, Betty Gibson. Hack, Karen Johnson, Alverna Snyder, chnio, Don Beckie, Alice Tartiil, Claudia Elaine Mayer, Sherry Pember, Randy Hill. 2ND TRUMPET IENLO ATHERTON Pember, Randy Maakestad, Bob Scott, 2ND CLARINET Dick Pennington, Mel Merrifield, Hol­ Don Whaples, John Schairen, Lauralie ly Hardy, Robert Sheldon, Leroy Taylor, UGH SCHOOL Beard, Mike Gouglas, Diane Bernherd. IJda Lou Irvine, Judy Gentle, Peter Jack Green, Durwood Mllcy, Michael Sue Bie, Marcia Davidove, Len Ed- DIXON HIGH SCHOOL Drown, Lane Stevens, Gii Whipple, Bun­ Fox, Don Knight, Alan Rcutter, Charles ards, Joyce Fehrenbach, Karen Haynes, ny Scott, Patricia Lilleton, Martha lies, Manchester, Beverly Woods, Ted Scott, arol Hincks, Lillian Hoehn, Becky Hud- Charles Murray, Dan Caldwell, Pat Barbara Hill, Glenda Greenacre, Bob leston, Joyce King, Catherine Kipfer, Bello, Steve Jones, Linda Curtis, Sandra Podroncelll, Karen Layher, Ina Mae Rose, 1ST CORNET ynne Kramer, Aria Kruse, Rena Lao, Staples, Ruth Prather, CeCe Walker, Carolyn Boone, Linda Koontz, Phil Lcsh, John Stevenson, Dick John­ iarilyn MacKenzie, Jim McGinnis, Bill Connie Andrews. Joan Maculsay, Colleen Curtis, Ciaire son, Dayle Burns, Ralph Hlgglns, David artorano, Mary Ann Meyers, Diane Neil, DUNSMUIR HIGH SCHOOL Schlnkel. Patrick Callahan, Marion Carn- Rahe, David Packard, Glen Guntcr, Pat hardt, Joan Palmer, Charene Johnson, Morrow, Bill House, Jo Ann Lynch Jack »re Phipers, Dave Robinson, Molly Rob- Hazel Jo Llord, Joan Collins, Virginia ison, Margaret Salmon, Sally Seaver, Marion McGill, Jean Rego, Ylonne Ste­ Bethards, Vernon Magers, Eric Ronback, Rodriques, Diane Bernardi, Lane Fidler, venson, Leonard Marshall, Jean King, Bart Gale, Steve Runkle, Sharon Boyer, orinne Sniegelberg, Penny Walker, R. E. Bradshaw. hyllis Watson. Sharon Piggott, Judy Ramos, Vincent Lloyd Gabbert, Ceasar Alcordo Everett EUREKA SENIOR More PMG GROWTH March!, Pat Dake, Jed Ormc, Penny Bo- Stiles, Geo. Shelohvostoff, Robben Con- fLACER HIGH • SIERRA HIGH SCHOOL zich, Nancy Watmougb, Evan Gittel- rcux. sohn, Mike Gemperlc, Elton Butler, 2ND CORNET UNIOR COLLEGE, AUBURN Barbara Dbaper, Bernadine Giannini, (Continued from Page 1) Kathy McKee, Dona Ekstrand, Dianne Dotty Carroll, Marsha Miner, Marilyn Polly Mason, Rita Weeks, Joan Keeling, Rowan. „ „ , Curtis Drievold, Robert demons, Rob­ rant, Gail Hicker, .Mary Ellen Whethy, Beth Echnizler, Janice Addison, Barbara Ruby Shcrlin, Miml Bowles, Pat Moul- ert Shortrldge, Jean Moore, David Har­ ichard Saladans, Janet Williams, Gary Roberts, Bob Crichton, Bill Taylor, journey of survey, he visited the ton, Ann Otter, Marsha Malatesta, Pete mon, David Kimes, Joe Andrus, Cid othchild, Barbara Fisher, Kay Wil- Wayne Draheim, Tom McMurray, Gary Rocco, Paul Jensen, Marcia McQueen, McCausland, Gary Peterson, Leilam campus of the College of the Pa­ Sue Nelson, Walter King, Arleen Gla- Harthill, Carlos Burns, Mary Brown, ams, Duane Shinn, Susan Howard, Mead, Richard Ames, Fred Scheffler. Barbara Pence, Jim Leeussan, Richard .aren Vettestad, Dorene Lazzarini, Carol cific where he found a progres­ sow, Gretchen Webster, Barry Franzen, ARMIJO UNION HIGH Allan Moir, Marva Luttges, Itrice Dun­ Record, Bob Kroplin, Frank Martinez, eise, Bonnie Carter, Yirginie Barnes, sive liberal arts college with an Wayne Hinsdale, Ronnie Gilbert, Joe icki Githespie. SCHOOL, FAIRFIELD can. Rios, Arthur Barfield, Bill Hemphill, AELMONT HIGH SCHOOL, John Thompson, Nick Peters, Gary outstanding conservatory of mu­ 3RD CLARINET Gary Ahlberg, Don Scott, Gary Edwards, tELMONT Swasey, Nancy Fleenor, Ramona Camp­ sic eager to explore new areas of Dave Fenolio, Darlene Listini, Sandra Tom Tadlock. bell, Evanelle Monson, Julie Morilla, Demas, Betty Ann Schue, Sandy Mitch­ 3RD CORNET ! Bruce Bentley, Mary Bones, Beverly Margie Crispin, Cora Thompson, Judy educational activity. ell, Veronica Keown, Pat Goodin, Jean- •roverson, Judy Canion, George Dipaola, Oliver, Royce Campbell. nie Cure, Donna Hagemann, Gail Brad­ Robert Woodworth, tarry Thacker, •ynne Elder, Bick Goss, Bob Greene, FOLSOM HIGH SCHOOL The idea took root instantly, ley, Jim Andrews, Wayne Kelsey, Bar­ Virginia Schilpp, Donnie Burns, Bobby hloe Greene, Bill Hendrix, Judy Hick- bara Wisnewski, Mary Ann Fisher, Christisen, A1 Guidl, Dave Stover, x, Bob Julian, Verne Justus, Jack Mar- Tom Coffman, Jerry Carney, Billy and in 1945 Mr. Lawson came to Marilyn Molinari, Douglas Burck, Mar­ Duane Caplener, Mache Tafova, Don Judy Huhlfelder, Lee Perkins, Phillips, Elaine Kapps, Janis Porter, iorie Crook, Kenny Baker, Joyce Man- Brown, Bill Kahn, Gary Fields, Ham teorge Pettit, John Sevison, Lauralee Carole Williams, Myrna Davies, Raelene Stockton to join the College of gis, Carole Hicks, Jane DiVeechio, Fran­ Howells, Joel" Tnmei. Penny Price. Janet piith, Adrieane Von Hofen, Connie We- Da vies. the Pacific staff and begin the ces Blair. Arlcne Gulliford, Helen hind- | Booker,nooser, Vernayciua Hawley, •"Don Goularte. jett. FOWLER UNION HIGH sey, Venesa White, Dave Klein, Richard 1ST FRENCH HORN development of the Pacific Music HJRLINGAME HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL Jordan, _ . Jack -Beahrs. Judy- • Musgrove Stan Camp. Right from the very be­ Mary Lou Griffith, Leona Bachmeier, Tece Rose 1'urcell, Barbara Mitchell, Davis Nixon. Frank Grassi, James Pat- Denva Price, Janice Coolidge, Martha Jean MePherson, Wayne Colyer, Barba­ Stephen Smith, Phil Nathanson, Louise - L™ari?tte Allen, Sally Rios, Janet Sanl, THOMAS EDISON HIGH by such great music personalities Eugene Davis, Roland Dustman, Chris : insori. n?!? ^ownsend, Virginia Pool, Jacque as Constantin Bakaleinikoff, Per­ Newman, Nancy Dalton, Erin Turner, >fELLOPHONE V.1 •T G?orS?e Henry, John Wilkins, SCHOOL, FRESNO Jacobsen. Frank Grljalva, Richard cy Grainger, John Daggett, How­ 1ST BASSOON BARITONE HORN f .S"i-iiob Shrader. Mabel Esparza, Beatrice Castillo, LA SIERRA HIGH SCHOOL, Yvonne Streets, Betty Gaines, Carmel ell, Leo Kopp, and many others, Simmons, Jimmy Sandoval, Rosalind AI DTIII, * tuRiowM, • : CARMICHAEL Andrews, Dennis Frisch, Joyce ,. to establish the camp firmly as a erut uiuur, i - ^ c is McCaslin, Joel Champion, Penny son Herndon, Mancis Rowe, David Mote, y liams, John Robinson, Carol Redo, Bar­ Wendell Brooks, Jack Evarts, Serge Grant, Lee Boek, Tom Wieder- bara Smith, Richard Cabral, A1 Schmidt, great major music camp and set Lorenz. t™'.,"Ichard Elder, Pauline Houston, Burenin, Bob Anderson, Donald Zirgler, Betty Huck, Jovita Huerta, Leonard a high standard of accomplish­ 2ND BASSOON John Regalado, Terry O'Neal, Walter Inna o Gbase> Harriet Davidson, Yo- Wyatt, Manuel Nunez, Andrey Lew, Car- Oamtero, Joy Hall, Jackie Hard. Dick White, Beckie Baird, Jackie Carl­ Kooy, Kenneth Barron, Larry Hatmaker, ment. Jactiuie Dean, Charles Bowdish, Stex-p WASHINGTON UNION HIGH 'aCathyg Stocks, Sandra Scully, Sharon son, Johannes Van Hoff, Larry Fryman, "At music camp," says Mr. Jane Rutledge, Jim Shere, Isabel del.ep- Pierce, Pat Dotv, Marie Nuefeld, Steve SCHOOL, CENTERVILLE Scully, Julia Kravich, Floretta Lively, kau, Mary Cenik, Pat Browneil. Bodn, John Matsumoto, Phil Almquest, Edith Williams, Edwinna Miller, Anne Lawson, "one reaches the fullest Vivian Podesta. Genevieve Fonseco, Rob­ V i'an Ruskofsky, Rose Maldonado, Myers, Karen MacDougall, 1ST ALTO SAX ert Foreman, John Kartzan, Darrell m,one AG''Tins. Janet Dutra, Mariorie der, Jerry Martin, Mickey Smith, May- realization of the joy of music, Rita Clark, Gary Robinson, Gilbert Murray, Foster Anderson. Amlii' McKiernan, Joan Milani, lene Hagen, Judy Prentice, Charlotte Johnson, Harold Hayworth, Carol Boyer, Amelia Milani. Feuerliolm, Carolyn Evans, AHnlce Ga- the thrill of accomplishment, the Jerry Yager, Eileen Covey, Joyce Buseh, 1ST TROMBONE CLARKSBURG UNION brielson, JoAnn McNeece, Edna Ga™- pleasure of making new friends Susan Farnsworth, Bill Slipp, David Ty­ Dave Hall, Don Miller, Tom Thur­ bedian, Carolyn Gray, Marilyn ler, Doral Edmondson, Georgia Hetzmer, mond, Lrland Stuart, Steve Schnldaeh, HIGH SCHOOL Henrietta Arviso, Elizabeth Randolph, among the hundreds of other Gus Pctropoulus, Adela Thompson, Paul Webster, Tamama Cummings, Alex ,^arib'n Dlllman, Margaret Oldham, Linda Higginbotham, Marcia Marshall, music loving youth who gather Charles Noser. MacKinnon, Gerald Lilleton, Ronnie Ko- P Perks. Donna Salisbury, Betty Joanne Wade, Janet Steitz, Sue Cotter, 2ND ALTO SAX rock, Phil Ilerrin, Keith Christisen, M, Sharon Winett, Jane Meek, Patt lor- Rodney Hunt, James Umphry, Robert Darlene Buctanna, Pat here from everywhere each sum­ Don Chelemidos, Lamar Pond, Janice lc ongo, Dennis Coraro, Neil Weisbrodt, c.Jl k, Dick Wardelman, Fernando Bettencourt, Charles Christensen, Ruth (Continued on Page 4) Dia m-'i,Frank Salisbury, Roy Fukushi- (Continued on page 4) mer." > "liliam Watters, Alex Maeias. Page Four THE PACIFIC WEEKLY — FEBRUARY 3, 1956

Paul Boynton, Judy Cook, Gayle Grube, ROSEVILLE UNION Moreen Kelly, Yvonne Flebut. SUMMER SESSION [More BAND NAPA UNION HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL (Continued from Page 3) Attention: Martha Alexander, Shirley Crooker, College of the Pacific 1956, Llda Kinkson, Sydney «vuca,Jones, BarbaraJJiiiiMi. Carolyn Heintzelman, Arlene Jones, Jan­ k J Ma M a Kelly, Diane™ Kirkhoffer,iffe Janice* * Con- ice Meinyer, Priscilla Wilson, Alice summer session win offer 220 , DavidSlvid 'Rmhe,Rothe, ° MarvinM^in sia^kStark, Lam, I^ COP Students rado, Shirley Devena, Karen Iverson, Carolyn ^Knief, Gladys McDonald, Bev­ Cook, Aneta Gordon, Betty Jean Haw­ courses in 20 departments taught Knecht, Glen Norrish, David Max, PhiliJ kins, Coralie Helium, Allison Leak, Re nderson Tony Kuznetzoff Dick Because of the tremendous erly Bain, Ron Boan, Lynn Lainier, by1 80U\J differentUlXALlLlll, faculty-XCXV. U1LJ members,mLlilDLia. I VCT.r ' ' °"- demand for tickets to the COP- Beggy McDonald, Nancy Schweinchler, Jackie Liles, Donna Kelley, Carol Ogden, David Bissell, A1 Montano, Bill Rees, Sherrie Carstenson, Ruth Greer, Darlene Full details about the extensive 2ND TROMBONE Steve Robertson, Don Simmons. Johnson, Sue Walker, Royce Zumuit, USF basketball game, to be Ronny Davis, Tom Freeman, David summer offerings may be secured ,, ifislU,Jlm 9?ry> Tom Waller, Ed- played in Stockton on Tuesday, FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL, Discher, David Guisti, Clarence Lash. ~,, •; „ ,, dieuie x^orns,Norris, liimerElmer Haysahi,tlaysahi, Val Kuvkpn by U/NTIRINRwriting TR"\to tkothe TVDeanHITI ofnf +1theIQ I Halldall, DaveTINIM Robertson, JohnT_I Morrissev<. jHeil. February 7, the game has been OAKLAND SACRAMENTO SENIOR Summer Sessions at the College I tenum, cTrinG?ee?iCTurckerHz!mmer^ moved from the COP gym to Melody Blair, Barbara Duncan, Cecil HIGH SCHOOL 1 Henderson, Claire Johnson, Phyllis Qf thG Pacific. ^^eslevWesley Middletnn.Middleton, HelenHplon Canfield,ronfiau ri.Dora . the Civic Auditorium. Jordan, Linda Rice, Susan Stolp, Janet Betty Sierer, Barbara Hotchkiss, Carol Elefante, Kerril Gvoster, Gary Mulburnp Goodman, Gayle Beneti, Phyllis Costa, Seaton, Nancy Morse, Marilyn White, Sam Smith, George Millard, Glenn Hiir The Athletic office will issue Vicki Martin, Wynne Sorensen, Gary Nancy Bernasconi, Geri Ramos, Goe ANALY HIGH SCHOOL, rill, Tommy Stockel, Marc Jantzen Jr Hearty, Peter Anast, Bill Porter, Duane Crews, Darlene ITesley, Sharon Hill- 3RD TROMBONE basketball tickets to PSA card man, Rochelli Celiz, Connie Swan. Jule SEBASTOPOL De.Mello, Charles Bullard, Nick Nicko- Reece Thompson, Sandra Grout, MR. holders. The deadline for pick­ las, Gary Williams. Denny, Nancy Rush, Marillin Miller, isanDan ivuaii,Adair, aDaimuiuiiDoug Warburton,5 Jimujuj Wid-vvxcx- uee,Lee, Harrynarry Cohen,uonen, Dean Gibson, CharlfChtirlr Patty May, Carolyn Plowe, Kathleen nicnm \fnrcbnll TT 1 TV ' ing up tickets to the USF game OROVILLE UNION HIGH MeCallum, Lila Evans, Lois Larson, Mau­ does. Marsh Harris, Eugene Britton, Olson, Marshall Drummond, Ron GomiV reen Crump, Charlene Marfield, Carolyn UKJUBob Foster,x Georgeucui^e Smith,omiiii, iviyroiiMyron Murry,muixy, DonDOC Anaerson,Anderson, James Wilson Nan/.tNanrv is Monday, February 6 to 5 SCHOOL Bergstrom, Mary Roalson, Karenlise Edward Russell.Russell, Janet Orchard.Orchard, RetteBette I McCartney,AfpCnrtriPv no™Gary T^iri^L,.—Tecklenburg Bob fli AvNew, * ivJeanette .. Trigerio,xxxgcxxu, i\amyKathy A»iciya,Mays, i ley,icy, ofinJim Lieiiio,Denio, Ronaldnonaicl JJackson n,,,- p.m. Donna Wallis, Janice Allen, Janice Raitt, Joan Cannon, Judy Guidera, Don­ aCKSOn (j McQuarrie, Allegra Medina, Doniel De- na Bernero, Sharon Maclntyre, Sondra TerryTerrv Faulk,Faulk. BarbaraBarhara King,Kinir f.nvlpGayle Mc-Me- Harnandez, Carl Hamilton ' ™' When going to the game at Mattos, Gary Daily. Veglia, Anabelle Huston, Calip, Sue Ungewither, Richie Heck, Joan TTTRA the Civic Auditorium both the Robert Hendra, Richard Hendra, Nan­ Warren, Gail Henry, Mike Freeborn, rr , „ , . PALO ALTO SENIOR cy Hood, Jeanette Smith, Barbara Oshier, Viola Busby, Dean Frazer, Steve Emlgh, „ Howard Scheib, Steve Chandler, Roger ticket and PSA card will be HIGH SCHOOL Leone Lenberg, Gary Norris, Frank Ra­ Veronica Blega, Andrea Pryor. Gray, Paul Chapman, Tom Kosta, Joh mirez, Bill Riis, Pete Melchor, Dick SELMA UNION HIGH SCHOOL Fielder, *Larry * Lyons, 'Jerry Surge required for admission. Dick Boyes, Clara Boyle, Renee Clem­ n 1 TV x- J ... „ mcnamRichard Meiencio,Melencio, Gerald Turney, RogetRosei Graver, Eugene Borges, John Howell, Carolyn Densford, Mattie Harris, Ar- May,\fav XTNicholas loila1 O e VnlioLtnrl,.,Velichinsky, EdwardT?J 1 An. ens, Sydney Dyal, Vicki Glanville, El­ Joe Chavez, David Bond, Carol Shoe­ len Haley, Lcssel Hans, John Harris, ViIrT ne°"!,neen'n Ehzabath Thornburg, dre, Kenneth Little, Neil Ravett, David maker, Patty Millo, Bonnie Lindbarger, JuneT a Benight.night P PiUI-V r.vnprt T nnmo I Colntro T) 1,1 T) „ ITTJIA . 1 .. ... - Joanne Henrikson, Dave Hunt, Marcie Pat Medina. ', ™ % '„^Peggy Cypert, Lourna I GalatrorRorald'Rog'ers,''Wiifo^MiddhS More CHORUS Jackson. Barbara Janin, Olive Kaufman, 1rLeaeh, Sharent Rose, Vincent""wuiutricr, Carter, Var-var- ion,ton, dimJim lung,King, Don Rothiers, Bill I^oueLon« Kennedy, Carol Kirschner, Susan McCLATCHY SENIOR HIGH len7®n, ,Geist,GalsE ,JJoe,°f Price,Price. David SDansrler.Spangler, DaleDnlp Clay,flnv Jim Stillwell,Q*iiiTrrQn Rodney Pococt'TJ ,* KJahn, Betty Lake, Bonnie Lattin, Mary Patrick Balskian, Donald Fulton, Mario Barbara Wright, Leif Nielson. " (Continued from Page 3) Elisabeth Moncur, Ed Morton, Esther SCHOOL, SACRAMENTO Silva,M Va. RobertHr»riPI*T Simnitt.•vimnitt I SNAREAI^T a nn DRUM.- k D er Newton, Virginia Oglesby, Nancy Ulougli, Sara Calapp, Dolores Capps, Wendell SONORA UNION HIGH SCHOOL ¥'. f, y . Charles Weinberger, Jim (o Ker MikeM1K Ezgarj_ Wayne Kint, Margaret Kohl eld, Toin Prentice, l)aryl Ruby, Dale J , ,. Pontius, Barbara Post, Susie Beck, David Harvey, Jackie Prevost, Kris xrirrvi CI1 Tv ». g~% I e Rzgar, vvayne Kmt, Margaret Schaefer, Terry Wagener, Sue Wilson, Romeis, Sally Smith, Melinda Steuber, i Carolyn Hoddy, Jerry Katzakian, Arthur Jensen Comer, Bob Wold, David McCoon, Larry Jones, Pat Schwelkert, Tom1UU1 Bean, Bar- James Ellingwood, Sharon Bierke -\n- Darlyn Zeesmun, Dianne Zeesman. Carol Stocks, John Watts, Anthony Ar- i „ 'T-. " . x->Lciu, oar-i dames E.iiingwooa, bharon Bierkese wAn- Torongo, Armen Dervishlan, Barry bara Patterson,Patterson. Athleen Shuflin,sh„fn„ Dixieriis.,-,. I drew -nnWinnick, i_,. S..Eldon " Fernandestr" V ' Dave Chooljian, Bucky Smith, Dennis Helntz, gfn> James Carson, Carol ConternO, PASO ROBLES UNION lai in Annette y,PW^ 5artV> ?at Hu^es, Turner, Bertha Konte, Don Shepler SherraU Ankcrnman, Bob Buckles, Lar­ ft P® p°PP » Carlene Dick, Peggy Annette Pierce, Wanda Peterson, Su- Lance Pleasants, Alfred Nealv ry Tiara, Ed Hansen, Jim Pinell, Jim HIGH SCHOOL ?*** Gardner, Donna Hicks, Mar- Sanna SwansPA. RarHaro C/MLL/L TL« I TT L: T \T . I N . N.. " git Hielmeland, Marilyn Johnson, Linda sanna Swansea, •^bara"GoSd,' De"-1 UnSbi, Kzncly SU^XndS Irvine, Charles Davis, AI Fields. Mary Peats, Francene Clemente, Julie TVXY Lee, Irene Linton, Glennys Mitchell, tonto^RutX Iti.hvruefofcon Cu^t ifsWr°T T 1 WlV7^"»17' JmlOIIII nor-Hor" Spark,opai-K, DavmDavid McQueary,Mcgueary, Jack Sullivan,Sullivan 6r x >n, nUDj( uGustafson,L nne Lynne Zumo. Mada- I Frpdinp rnmpihificon Pnh d—• KOOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL, TnHv ' I, ? Bollins, Harriet Agee, u"' 2. ' j >' xZumo, Mada- Fredine Corneliussen, Bob Ford, Barry D nohue Charleen Ott, Sharlene Rawlinson, Nan- FRESNO Rnnni ? > Chaijene McConnell cy Rogers, Betty Waterma, Mancy Sams, Pari Wi b 'b f wf' ViSn GfId' Bel1' EIlen Sawyer, Arlene Cox, CurS Bonnie Johnson, Dollie Atwood, Judy BobIV T S.'VTT" .* ' &JTV-V U^55ley YaH.lais, nennon,Re^on. Curtisuurti Poykko, John Lopes. Joyce Flrstenberger, Viola Bland, Car­ Beats, Bonnie Gary, Keye Ferry, Pat Jud"lWridemS' Caro1 VaIlandingham, vr Tv 1 tS RlC d JDuroriUge,Bu Br d e 1T Om eXf Slaton, Rachel Herrera, McCready,M^Crendv Ronn Russell,nt" .,, Garnet/ i « LNelson, , '™ TYMPANI ol Dowgherty, Ruth Robertson, Frank Larry Moran. Sk,'1' "»ss> Don Hadley, Alton Belinda Thompson, Louise Caulkins, SACRAMENTO JUNIOR Bob Smith, Judy Thrasher, Eugenio Davis, Maurice Watkins. Leona Morrlllo, Mareline Hill, Patsy Fu- STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL Espeno, Mark Lehman, Richard Ellis, lugrad, Bonnie I-urd, Kathy Abbie, Judy COLLEGE p, i r\ t, — Alan Bottermiller.Bottermille NEVADA UNION HIGH ...1 ,aula _ Drewery,,— 1Peggy uooj xxciiKciHenke, Patrax BASS DRUM Stander, Jane Heeres, Gail Woone, Jo- A Cappella — Joyce Deatherage, Penny [inke. Judv PpnnphQtpr YNTHL T»-T I iFAVUiYI. Johnson, Virginia Karlstad, Barbara Alinke, Judy Pennebaker, Kathie Pol-1 SCHOOL, GRASS VALLEY Mike Sr,™' Pat Morley, Fred Hiner, loch, Carvaleenvaieen nnoaaes,Rhoades, Sue Noland, _Joeuue ^erreiiFerreira, Helen Winnie. Srl»fl 'i, r, Fee' Harvey Sundahl, Penner, Evelyn Stroble, Barbara Tashi- Mary Kane lies, Ann Holt, Dorothy Charles Spehar, James Schwaddy, Rov •ia°» Enrol Wilson, Anna Kurosawa, Pauline Dunlap, Joann Hathaway, Janis -CYMBALS 10 8 n e MO Rorton, ChnstiriP \Tr»T*^ivri/>F. T .... J."" " ,'>' Marianne,V, " Molen,'en, Elizabeth Klnvd r°i y' Bu1k Duart> Vic Jefries, Anne Meriwether, Gracie Rascon, Julia 1 0 y ri,e Fl ey Parlier, Denisse "purceH* Galf"' Winter. I '" e Lambert, Linda Travis. Wh f'il ? Miner, Lynda Bader, Tom Floyd Quenzer, Joshua Norris, Monte ' . Mary Copeland, Virginia Dor- BFI LS ,i ,°,u A Me(Hyn, Mike Duggleby, Hackney, Louis Steamer. mody, Marilyn Milner, Anne Mogel, Bill B|ll, Bob fewers, J?h? w5,ver' I <>K GLOCK Richard Van Doren, Ted Manley n , * . -'xxchcy PETALUMA HIGH SCHOOL Kinff M ' Y?,lda Schellhorn, John Pogmire, Leon Louis Firpo, Kay Mauzy, Judy Pat­ HALF MOON BAY King, Marvin Miller, Tim Morris, Billy Redman, John Stanford. terson. Nea?rir .fatteri> Garo7 Butner, Joan Collins, Ed Duane, Gene Johnson, Joe SUTTER UNION HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL ' G€ Evans, Dianna Dixon, Sarah lay lor, Sharon Snider, Donna Snider. Lovato, Jim McClure, Waliy Overton Jf™>e Woods, Carol Thomason, Ron Shirley Tesi, Joanne Nunes. Charles Porter, Rich Steward, Ronald Sullenger, David Baglev r?a"rkra T S°nMRoberta Suez> Frances In accordance with the regu-i HANFORD UNION HIGH S p/n? a Peterson, Karen Christen- Dav?dSThronera JenS6n' Gene Ezer' TAFT HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL ald' r»™i waCi. n;,Sey' Myrna McDon­ Cordelia Colter, Penney Douglas Pat Uations printed on the back of? ald Carol Martin, Becky Porter, Doris EL CAMINO HIGH SCHOOL, Mann, John Winton. ' vrlviku"?™, B°t'erta Martinelli, Janice SACRAMENTO TURLOCK UNION HIGH tall PSA cards, privileges of the) DS, Marck'AdakinsC1,amlee> Rlchard Mirikitahi, Betty Tapiah, Geraldine .card may be revoked if it is) Simmons, Nancy Fujita, Ray Bocealeoni Bob Lund, Larry Rackham, Lynn SCHOOL HEALDSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Joe Kelly, Virginia Lutz, Nancy Taylor' R^h rw' Lowell. Thomas, Roger Phelps, f used by other than the membert Allen™/'";'- Doessman, Cloma Parker, lo?°AnS? Vlvian Ha,l. Carol Tay- a l,er Wri h N?,?Li eMU"-' Rl?hard Prizmlch, Jim BoJthBooth,Booth RoyRov Moffat,M ?7 i Augusti « t.ComeronComeron, Ronald Nichols, Marion Sims, Don Walker, Bud Logsdon, Don Duncan. )who signed it. The Student Af-( lene Taylor "' Carolyn "yrd. Char- Edmo dso ck ark UKIAH UNION HIGH SCHOOL Tnh™ n " », LaReine Bourgeois' Rav vfnnn r- 9} - Stanley 'F?rd, J fairs Committee would like tot IONE UNION HIGH SCHOOL ^hn l^ger, Marlene Phillips. Ray Vinall, Gary Hanse, Marcella Hoff- Bock, Tom Blue, Dave Dutow, PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL pS'„r,?oi .1 ea,5°S,. oiieny,S1i51.ly i-JoanJoan Render,Bender, Eva wooason, Hallie Fnnlfhan«PD ^ state that there will be a check! 1 < n 1R , e E^eXg,BOr^LeKayHo^yU,* IgS£ Joan Fuller, Goegia Rarev. Ces Pot­ Hckens Mollie Henderson, Janet John- PatP? Chess?Chess, Judy!R«fv TliiS.?iBusch, Vickiev,-„??i H?51?Hopper'?' (on all PSA cards at the USF? M^I Carol Donelson, Marcia Gibson IT,na Wagner,• • "o'"-x, Shesorjucaui Aiuure.Moore ' man, Nancy Nylander, Liz Hart, Phoebe Marhmne Manhart, Jan Martin, Dorma TTPPFiR T ivv Chapman, Barbara Mason, Linda Bryant UPPER LAKE UNION (basketball game. ole Shortridge, Patricia Woolsey,' Bar- FT,L Marilyn lyn fel lmvUKnC!'t5V Lorr-';ine s«ne, Mari- Eades, Ton! Iso'ard, Carol Map'les. HIGH SCHOOL v?rBi Sinclair, LeRoy Campbell, Larrv t o .'•"OP' Lyme Maxfield, KSBMS V»uiz Elizabeth Barozi. lauta Finch, Priscilla Daniels, Barbv CAPUCHINO HIGH SCHOOL, brit?1!^ Thompson" L™"'SC C- HERMAN HIGH SCHOOL Barharn, Carol Dotson, Sandy HcSner SAN BRUNO Mary Kincaid, Sharron Gregory Marv el?"sMiav St. iIlaTn Dean, Jane How-' VACAVILLE UNION More WHO'S WHO S,,, t Stoddard, Vanessa Stribling, Tricia Strauss, Barbara Fowler Lin W^e, ^^'ib??1!.^a^rT^'na^f HIGH SCHOOL (Continued from page 1) Hawson, Carol Stoakes, Shirley Gong 1 m I 1 1^1\.;"h I,:,;;'"' ,T?.i" " oosuan,Jim Jim Thorsen'Thorsen, i . XJ*" ™ teV. Elevens,re™' Sonja MomsonX!*m MaryMan I Dorothy Fischer from Alameda, KINGSBURY HIGH SCHOOL Mott? sghlosser, Eugene Davie, Jack ; i/ighsrnitl], Ralph Cox, Doren As- ' i nn Daigh, Lynn Caldwell Linda TW I • Matkin, Susan Brueckner Betsv Wii ZwaBo's,?kanT Wallacei.Kathy Kunkel,' T?G,Mary Philips, Barbara Stephenfon" ! is1S the senior class representative ffp'/p \.a5dJ^5,lai1. Clarence Treat. gren, Eiaine Horwltz, Pat Daly Katv >setk, Lorraine Mussio, Marilyn , Sar'ane Baird, Mary Jefcoat, Valerie' to the inno Cunnincham s ii„ ! Hoeffer, Jane Hickev M„„i„ 6 4Lu lne PadfiC StUdGnt ASSOCia CLEAR LAKE UNION HIGH -nonJ°£S n Jar-Hi^ ^'HeS '! ? ^ ' SCHOOL, LAKEPORT r a t^hrhaftig, Ernes?8Hel^J^k^Bierer1 ,» ^ i ,°A^ CreamerMaCkan' He,en Currie- Donna p te Gary p ik Sn s™:'Es Fs °- LIVE OAK UNION HIGH PITTSBURG SENIOR SCHOOL LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL, men's honorary. HIGH SCHOOL SAN FRANCISCO Bob Hardman, off Oakland, is a ci Bill Bander Ploeg, Joyce Rohert« | Yvonne Martin, Diane Turner, Judy ? ° Oakland, is a ne Edn Ko nt ia a on Lutz Kath r n herSt n Car LiUard Lyn Ta?kovitch F \I, . og nls, Carl IJnda Cripps, Sandra White, Victors,11 I ferni?™johaWilhelmson,n? e? Marie ' y Rich, ctte H endrix ° ' °' - "' Jf>han member of Alpha Kappa Phi frat Farr, Ingrid Hackh, Heather Clarkson ? sscn. ernity, and is the president of LIVINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL White'* Bonn?n'iyalerier nI:cenlaw' Twi'a LOMAS HIGH SCHOOL, Blue Key, senior men's honorary. a Wle Cella Weeks Judy Moyer, Yeve't^e Hammond.^fe^ , WALNUT CREEK I xYey f senior m6ii s nonorsry. lo? Fr»^ A' . Judy Tay- IB,7a tv&Sai Jor I ranees Dameron, Norma Den son n ^ Carison, Darister Traylor, Kcnnv lyn Broberg, Branda Enmcier. ' ar°" j Gay Whitman, Barbara Lohse Kathv Ij°Ia Johnson, of Napa, is the Dick "rl 9wney» Bonnie Coulson, Kathryn Cn Curtfs T?rayIor "-^^Bo/nie llen r s on il,d 0Ico Carol resident of th R ll Pima'':e, McMurray, Judie fYipolito WILLOW GLEN HIGH SCHOOL, KremiHe? i;n P , '? 1, B; P e Associated Wo- here Shlilt^ Ja™af Cwden, John Kol- PACIFICA HIGH SCHOOL SAN JOSE , Hoard CharieLnMGre^gse?a?on ' men Students.' Kinley. Watkins, Clariann Mc- PITTSBURG fever,'y ' iS^n™ Gale Jordan of Roseville and LODI UNION HIGH SCHOOL Rr?!?rth|r M.acKinen- Linda Perry, Peggv e Betty Van Hooser of Oakland are r 2aly> ,?erry Sperling, Ron Heine ?[hc . Kathleen Wildes, Judy Street K?ng,eillto' Brodovsky.Ve,lenWeld ' S£ Larry Biagini, Raymond .Staus Ann aid Ba?s Rosemary Pierce, Dc ' ^ outstanding members of the Pa­ nan H* in ity ^rkcr' Jf,ss McDannid, Ver- JAMES LICK HIGH SCHOOL, JAMES MARSHALL HIGH cific Theatre. Betty is a member » , iJf.,D1,z' Bhuia Young, Gary Tobeck EL DORADO COUNTYVULIYLY IHIGH -00-' p"CEE™lE SJ° m® , SCHOOL, WEST SACRAMENTO of Tau Kappa Kappa sorority.

Cy J ck1 e Mel Nickerson of Stockton is NWrii'"IIn°n V ? Mullikin, Carol 1 E-«"S «SJ» J 5lIa WHsnn M.ii DelI?,nn DeVries, Dorothy Howard Hibbard, Judy McGrew W HOLLYWOODWD? TVt&SXk HIGH° SchnieldL SCHOOL. the president of the Pacific Stu­ I URTERVILLE UNION HIGH Alice Guzman, WesTc'y AUa^, jTrr'y dent Association. He is a member LOS ANGELES SCHOOL Norton, Dave Cox, Hal Penny, Dave Lynne Rohrer. i^fiore's1:0™ Wade' An"» WIffiATLAND UNION HIGH of Omega Phi Alpha. Jan Rich­ LOS GATOS UNION ards of San Gabriel is the social JOhn SAN LEANDRO HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL S« ^ chairman of the PSA. She is a PORTOLA JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL lrariaiCeMDaViSVPhyIUsc Burger, Stella Dnon, Joan Jost Jesse™' Marl"1?!' J?nlce BillingMy, Joan Jacqualine Rrown, Maxine Maxwpll ni as iMenos, Nancy Cropten, Shirlev Elizabeth Ph^ips, Eugenia Wilkinson. ' member of Alpha Theta Tau. erts Marv VP ne Gerry Rob- i?l°. Carol Johnson, Jeanne Kaufman^ GLENN COUNTY HIGH PRINCETON UNION JOINT IVanda HHIer, Sue Miguel, Karen fe"' Bruce Shore, Bakersfield, is a HIGH SCHOOL Jf.nl Eoretta Marshall, Jo Dunnigan, Pat SCHOOL, WILLOWS member of Omega Phi Alpha, E a 1 6 J>icraaain,Paddin JackJack Tucker, . LesHf Jean Dowding, Sharon Fisk To -,ssIh«L=r H, " Hansen, Arvilla Bradfort, Patsy feb Ha^A . ^? J- Tucker, 2.„i^s,er' Pat feHard. y I T.io' I Buncan, L.rry Davjlla, I Ann Flanagan, Nancy Hennlg, Barbara and is the student affairs com­ Sh rIcon I Tabler, Sonja Slmas, Idella Titua, MeMartin, Elna Maetin Judv Ta,iif„a Barn'hin" Sa n?' 'r 4 Sadler, Buddy REDONDO UNION HIGH missioner. Don Leroy Smith, of W Perry, Gayle Salaber. Ore™ Martha Ahrens, Roberta Hooper, Helen 0 0 ailAsW Per 1 1< n ^ ^r^ jXVa rp? SCHOOL AJcadtra, Carolyn Bradly, Mary McClabi, Patsy Mcfeughlfe B0 £ i Oakland, is the president of the LOS MOLINOS HIGH SCHOOL Anur Bull, ferry Bern, Al Teixeirn JoAnn Barton, Diane Dertram. Jackie Betty Coltharp, Kathy Paulson, Bob 0 ^'pMlft^ Jackson'van'^yoc Council of Religious Activities. r Rode " de Vore, Carol Brown, Ethel feslie, Dee Mac Gillivray, Sheila Mac- ,:™™! Bon Luipold, Doug Freemtn, LEU-cn, Judi Watson, Anne Truesdell B'HWoki. Larry Frostad, Steve Marx. 011 Clare "Osky" Stewart, San An- MERCED HIGH SCHOOL Barbara Mayes, Kathy Greenlee, Phvl-' Bay'Se'horn. lis Roberts, Marilyn Dahm, Carolvn SAN LORENZO HIGH SCHOOL WINTERS HIGH SCHOOL selmo, is head of the standards Marcia Kuhns, Beverlev Orr vr_ Judy Johnson. icr J?"?'. Colleen McElroy, Vicki Mann Daphine Constant, Rosalie Constant committee for AWS. She is also F?v 5. ' Miekey Mogari, Edna' Aycrs Melissa Reese, Sandra Tyler. Donna Tan-' J yce Martlno Al Taylor, Nancy Sump- n ai < Svemon ' ° - ^tdl' the vice-president of AWS and a xer, EJlen Kidd, Peggy O'NpilI I ITAVT S") .l ? ' Green, Diane Westall, Murrell Ji. e Harriman, David Jones, Dick member of Tau Kappa Kappa so­ Fnfcnn Jeann 00818 V Pat E^aSs.faok.rS Smothers Pat McConville, Walter Bur- WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL U J na [il '- r!" Rencher, Nancy Ra- 0l C bet eif M lrjory rority. hilly, Heid Fluetsh, Peter Escola Mav- \rthnr w i,i. MHlett, Ted Muegenburg, Grrin?r ?P=?n H i Bowan, Mary C 11 311 11 ela Sinclair Eugene Abrams, George v^ n !! S ? ^°P nd, Marion Sil- GIVE 0y rlei Eva Lou Tarr, Sacramento, is finetTe Martl? Y^oime feM?Hre' RENO HIGH SCHOOL, Edna6 IJaIl^isJUM' Evlcci, Peggy Waters! a clarinet virtuoso. John Wright, J ch e RENO, NEVADA Kroh„, & ^%i ;o nPP' SrdBg'-BfK.T"""' = to W.U.S. of Oakdale, is president of Phi Wal-e, Don Covell, Don fetes Joe THOMAS DOWNEY HIGH MeNeif, feDe CBol{o'n.YV°nne Be"' Susle gfftww.. Ronnie Llpelt, Don Woltman Mu Alpha, music fraternity, and SCHOOL, MODESTO RIO VISTA JOINT Hcdi ngton".1;i0n' Tom pickery, is an outstanding trumpet player. Shirley Butler, Judy Rasmussen, Ron UNION HIGH SCHOOL March 5-9 VREKA HIGH SCHOOL Mee Chee Wu, of Malaya, is a Garvey, John Hurst, Robert Anderson, Marvin Butler, Rex Hull. Diana Barnett, Martha Payne Karen Crusade scholar and an outstand­ Hendersonn, Phyllis Guppy. ing music student.