In the mid 60s, during the height of American Graffiti and the start of the muscle car period, a group of Davis High School students started a car club. This rather ecclectic group of divergent soles formed for three reasons.......girls, cars and Dances. There was a plan, a few ordinary guys with no direction in particular, but wanting to have fun. Organization was our first order of business. This site gives a historical perspective of what our club was about and how we survived the 60s.
We were products of Davis High School. Our weekly newspaper, THE HUB, featured a Heap of the Week section. It was mostly over-run by members of the Rear Ends. Here are some examples of those publications. We are hopeful that others, even other classmates from the 1964-66 era will be added.
Early on in the development of the Rear Ends structure, a decision to make money was made. The national interest in dances had grown. Popular TV programs such as Dick Clark's American Band Stand gave us an idea. Why not bring local Rock & Roll groups to Davis and offer a dance format. Well, more to the story as we develop artifacts. More about the Rear Ends.
Thank you to all our contributors. Rudy Ziegler, David Aronson, Randall Morandi and Keri Arnold. Please consider sending me your originals or email what you have. Also your own copy with stories and memories. We would like to preserve as much of the history as possible. Thanks to all. What a blessed life we all have enjoyed being free in America. Prayers for our Country! Peace