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| "Charles Eaton, Major Sports Coach" |
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| "You've Volunteered" |
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| "PE Coach Gene Ridley inspects the future of America" |
| This appears to be our Junior Year. Left to Right we have Biff Baker, '57, Dick Ball, '55, Gary Biederman, '57 and Bob Blake(?) |
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| "Was this Student Body Prez Gene Bell with a touch of Spring Fever?" |
| My guess it's a Rally with Ernie Fox, '58, leading a yell with either Natalie Pray, '57, or Judy Parker, '57. |
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| "The educators audition for Broadway. Seated rear right, back to camera, could be Robert Wilde" |
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| "What hit Erwin Matson and why?" |
| According to Sam, this was a skit put on by the teachers in our Junior Year. Verna Phillips, the school nurse, is giving first aid to Matt, or something! |
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| "The Faculty takes a bow" |
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| "Robert Wilde at a Friday night football game takes a warming brew." |
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| "David Carter, fifth from left. But who is the girl giving the camera a V or two-finger sign?" |
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| "Wrong game, Joe Sheaff. The slam-dunkers went the other way. Extreme right of shot: Jan Lilja." |
| From Right to Left it's, Jan Lilja, Jean Reid, Joe Sheaff, Janice Parnham, Karen Jacobsen and Kathy Robers . . . I think! |
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| "Not even Mike Laurenson's ministrations helped the Acalanes squad win tonight." |
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| "Sales, like the team, were down." |
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| "Running around circles." |
| This has to be our Junior Year. Left to Right it's 36, Gary Williamson, 27, Sonny Faulk, '57, and maybe 26, Gary Arel, '57. |
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| "Junior Prom/Dec. 9, 1955: From left to right: David Carter, Jeannie Hunicutt, '58, Ruby Yaryan and Guido Graziussi" |
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| The Walnut Festival, "God Bless America" |
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| The Walnut Festival, "Parading the Flag" |
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| The Walnut Festival, "Celebrating Custer" |
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| The Walnut Festival, "Where are they now?" |
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| According to Robin Muse, '54, this is Elmo Heard's Model A Ford! An "oldy but a goody" |
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That car in the background could be Phil Shoptaugh's 1950 Ford, or possibly Fred Arbogast's 1949 Ford . . . all in the Acalanes school Parking Lot. |
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| "Carter vigorously denies Britain lost in 1776." |