Get UP for Reveille !

F0R ALM0ST FIVE decades, the 0akland Hoo-Hoo club's annual Reveille has been one of the biggest lumber industry social events of the Bay Area. This year more than 200 were at Castlewood Country Club, Pleasanton, Ca., an hour's drive below S.F., adjacent to the wine country of the Livermore Valley. K. E. MacBeath, MacBeath Hardwood, was elected Lumberman of the Year. Dubs, Ltd. ran the golf tourney. Lumbermen from as far away as 0regon made the mid-May event. Low net winner Bill Marshall (left) in (1) and m.c. John Polach (2) Sam Eggers, Tony 0rlandini, Larry Moore. (3) Bick Bielfuss, Dave Jelich, Gary Hansen, John Wanek. (4) Sam Bagar, Ed Blunt, Bob Matthies. (5) Jerry 0'Hare, Bon DeLisle, Paul 0lsen, John Cerini, Steve Hagen. (6) Sam Tarantino, Frank Siino, Reese Parker. (7) Joe Mastriana, Al Shatsky, Paul Rotolo, Jim Hitt. (81 Steve Ellis, Joe Cortese, Jack Hazelhofer. (9) Vince Cortese. Frank

Bruno, Wes Borgward, Gary Hazelhofer. (t0) Joe Casella,0ave LeBeck, Verne ShrewsburV. (11) Mike Edgar, Karl Drexel, Ron Bobbins, Bob Roberts. (12) Bill Johnson, Chuck Wil!iams. (13) Verlon McKinney, Bob Gerhart, Jerry Baldwin. (14) Bob Roberts, Roy Gilmore, Tom Lannin. (15) Manuel Lavrador, Bob Macfie, Jim Fraser. (16) Sam Bagar, Lynn Shurtliff, Dick Siltanen, Aubie Harness. (17) Ron Bretzing, Bob Croy. (18) Bob Park. Guido Addiego. (19) Balph Heath, Bill Doyle, Mike Edgar, Harold Henderlong, Jim Harrison. (20) Don Cook, Dave Mensing, Ralph Meyer, Ralph Boshion. (21) Bill Broderick, Don Roache, Kevin Mullaney, Hank Kleyn-Schoorel. (22) Will Noia, Dave Graber, Paul Gaboury. (23) Mark Kelly, John Todd, Harry Anthony, Ray Teakle of Calif. Builders Supply. (24) Guy Lavert\l, Parks Miller, 0wen Corcoran.