Calistoga High School - Stoga Yearbook (Calistoga, CA)

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BOTTOM ROW, leff To righfz G. Hague, B. Johnson, E. Meyer. SECOND ROW: P. Boland, B. Turner, J. Jackson, B.F'he R.Sh G.THI M.G' J.LTho..THlRDROW:C.B J.E. M.MFllB.SI' is r, arp, u e, avin, a r p rown, vans, c a , a mina, B. Hughes, A. Richey, L. Salmina, L. Rose, D. Brown, C. Howard. TOP ROW: W. Dunlsch, insTrucTor, C. Weil, B. Geinar, B. Finer, B. PuTman, J. Cavaglieri, T. Thorndike, L. Bardes, E. Greer, W. Merry, S. Locey, J. Fechier. BAND The highlighT oT The Band's acTiviTies This year was iTs Trip To Napa on April IO To aTTend The TirsT Napa CounTy Music FesTival. Under The able direcTion oT Mr. William DunTsch, The band made a splendid showing aT The TesTival. ConcerTs presenTed during The year were The Fall ConcerT, lviid-WinTer ConcerT. and The Spring ConcerT. The lasT concerT oT The year was The concerT Tor The graduaTion exercises. The band also played Tor all The home TooTball and baslceTball games. In This way The band helped To looosT school spiriT among The Teams as well as The rooTers. NexT year's band will have a new direcTor and will have uniTorms, Tor Mr. DunTsch is leaving C.l-l.S. To Teach in a larger school. and The money Tor The band uniTorms has Tinally been obTained. ' ,

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BOTTOM ROW: leff fo righf: C. Wolleson, J. Alcouffe, H. Newfon, B. Kane, H. Beech. SECOND ROW: B. Wade, W. Rawlings, S. Freeman, B. Williams, J. Jackson, P. Dabbs, E. Claylon, B. Hughes, J. Hunfer. THIRD ROW: J. Sfuarl, C. Schlegel, L. Pallon, H. Schatz, D. Biedermann, B. Cary, L. Clark, J. Wawak.- TOP ROW: B. Nclasco, B. Nolasco, B. Malugani, P. Houghlon, R. Cary, B. Manley, B. Decker, B. Salmina, C. Dixon. FRESI-IMAN NEWS The class of '50 eniered C.l-l.S. on Seplember I6, l946, 'ro be mel and guided lhroughoul' il's Freshman year by an able advisor, Miss Lucille Jacobson. Second weelc was dreaded by all Freshmen, for il was lni+ia'rion. Aller slruggling Through lhis weelc, which was climaxed by 'rhe Freshman Recepiion, ihey were formally accepied as sludenfs, of which ihey were proud. The principal aclivily of 'rhe Freshman' Class was lhe Freshman Relurn Dance. The lheme was l-lalloween and a spooky almosphere prevailed ihroughoul lhe dance. This dance was given 'ro show apprecialion lo 'rhe Sophomores and +he olhers of C.l-l.S. ll was a huge success and showed lhe sludenls whal 'rhe class of '50 could do. Anoiher of The evenls sponsored by The Freshmen was an A.S.B. program. play enliiled, The Mean Widdle Kid, by +he Nolasco sisiers, was 'rhe principal fealure.

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BOTTOM ROW, left fo rlghl: R. Sharp, 8. Pufman, L. Locey, A. Richey, F. Tedeschi, R. Klemenl, B. Williams, S. Free- man, P. Dabbs. MIDDLE ROW: M. Gavin, V. Fisher, W. Gardner, B. Elder, P. Boland, E. Meyer, E. Clayfon, J. Lincoln, J. Jackson. TOP ROW: B. Turner, P. Rockslroh, M. McFall, E. Federsplel, D. Brown, B, Gemar, W. Merry, L. Bardes, C. Howard. CLASS OFFICERS Class officers lhis year have done an excellenl job of keeping lheir classes iogelher. Handicapped seriously by having no regular class meeling lime, lhey held lheir class meelings whenever and wherever possible. The 'reachers were generous in giving lhem class lime. In spile of lhe dilficully of no scheduld meelings wilh lheir advisors, lhe classes have given a good number of well planned aclivilies. The class officers deserve a mole ol Thanks for lheir line work in running lheir classes.