
Acalanes High School
Home of the Dons - Lafayette, California

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• | Sally Hamlin (Bill Knipe) 3/6 |
• | Bobbie Moore (Colwell (Bill Colwell Class Of '59)l) 3/6 |
• | Fred Arbogast 3/8 |
• | Loretta Fagundes (Graham) 3/9 |
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• | Sharon Albright (H. Sandberg) 3/12 |
• | Phyllis Underhill 3/12 |
• | Lillian Gadsby (Stanfield) 3/18 |
• | Andy Mc Means (Sue McMeans) 3/22 |
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Welcome to the Acalanes High Class Of 1961 web site. Thanks to everyone who attended the reunion. It was great to see you! And to those who weren't able to make it, we missed you!!

"Sunny" Sue Edwards Nunes, Chair
Robert Bignami
Libby Kilbourn Campbell
David Dornsife
Joann Kennett
Joan Whitehead Latta
Gary Miller
John Morrison
Howard Sandberg
Sharon Albright Pugmire Sandberg
Jackie Smith Slatten
Acalanes High School was the first of several high schools in the Acalanes Union High School District in Lafayette, California. It was built in 1940 on what was then a tomato field. The school was built with federal money through the work of the Works Project Administration through the Roosevelt administration. Lafayette businessman M.H. Stanley suggested the name "Acalanes," likely after a local Native American Bay Miwok tribe called Saclan, referred to by Spanish missionaries as "Saclanes". The first graduating class of 1941 selected the school colors of blue and white and the mascot, the Don (a Spanish honorary title).
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