Healdsburg High School - Sotoyoman Yearbook (Healdsburg, CA)

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l. H. Rendigs 2. W. Ballard 5. R. Chaney 4. Mr. Parsons 5. I. Henderson 6. Chaplain of H.M.S. Orion MR. NEWMANVS ADVISORY, Egg row, l.'B. Maher 2. E. Mnssoni 5. I. Young 4. E. Rogers 5. J. Whitwell 6. L. Maheras. second ggi, I. P. Rich' . 2. Mg Passalacqua 5. R. Rose . O. . 4' 0 Vvhlte 5. R. 6. T. Palmer. third row, l. M. Sweeny 2. J. Mertle 5. A. Taddie 4. M. Proctor 5. M. Roux F.F.A. XQMAS left to riFht ll A. Silvas,2. R. Derrico , 5. G. Peterson'4. R. Conde 5. R. Chaney 6. G. Downing 7. E. Rogers 8. D. Zanzi MR. WORDENYS ADVISORY, ' top row I. A. Rabellino 2. D. Rgodes 5. R. Smith G. ' T ' 4. . Rotlisoerger l. 5. R. Zanolini 1, R. Wilcox 7. J. Yaag second 225, l. D. St. Martin 2. W. Wright 5. B. Turner 4. G. Raffanelli 5. D. Strider 6. B. Rogers . 7. F. Trucoo, third row I. M. Weeks 2. R. SOEEE 5. M. Sousa 4. B. Stireman 5. My Sizemore 6. A. Revel MISS CLARKVS ADVISORY, QQQ roy, I. D. Clark 2. C. Anderson 5. A. Cavallo 4. J. Bertozzi 5. P. Combs second row l.'S. Ballard 2. R. Capies 5. Atkinson 4. A. Cadd, third roy, I. C. Brock 2. M. Calhoun 5. M. Carlin 4. M. Cox MR. STANLEYYS ADVISORY, Egg row, 1,'P. Carlin . Bf'Rennett'5. R. Davenport 4. K. Asman 52 H. Clark ' 6. I. de Long, second row, 1. F. Meyers 2. F. Childress 5. I. Armstrongf4. R5 Suddarth f DOWHEHQ 6. F. Cardinotti row, 1. M. Del Carlo 2. I. D5Ehausen 5. J. Coppedge 4. R. Combs 5. C. Bertoni 5. L. third MRS. SEGESMANYS ADVISORY, t-gp-29335, 1, E.'I-Iartman 28 V2 FGTPiS 5. B. Gagliardo 4. O. Gaspar 5. R. Jones ' 6. E. Jinkins, second row, I. A. Ghigoneti 2, L. Fisher 5. M. Izzet 4. J.'HHsset 5. E' Lownes 'third roy! 1. I. Fradeofurg 2. M. Jones 5. M. Harris 4. E. Goodhue 5. G. Giocomelli F.F.A. XAMAS PARTY,' 1eft'tQ right, I. W. McCormick 2. R. Buchignani 5. B. Wallace 4. B. Izzett 5. R. Chaney 6. R. Gagliardo ?. R. Lee 8'o.Pg .Cc'3.l lilUl 90 Lownes 10. R. Bennett MISS VRANNA'S'ADVISORY, EQR row! l. M. Mankins 2. B.HM1ller 5. L. Mothorn B 4. . Miller 5. McCarl 6. B. Naiiey-7.'w. capies 8. H. Lacabanne, second row l. G. Nisson.2. D. Peters 5. J. Moore 4. R. Passot 5. M. Merritt'6. P. Passarino 7. V. Lodrage, third rgy, 1. R. Kirkpatrick'2. I. Nieder 5. R. Majors 4. N1 Jacobsen 5. M. Morehouse 6. W. Jones We Ao I MISS'MORANYS ADVISORY, top row, l. B. Gilbert 2. M. Frost 3. B. ' were 4. N. Daggett 5. H. Hoy 6. R.'Hudson. second row l.I. Enzenauer 2'. n'. 'HEE6s 5 . '21, Heffel- 4. E. DouglaS,'third row, I. E. Dayley 2. 5. Rb5E 50 Gio Dovell 40 N5 GOOQHTJB

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTGRY Yes sir, this year's Junior class made a name for itself in H.H.S. To open the year, our Hawiian style Junior dance, was, quote, Npretty swelln Cas was all this class! undertak:ings.l Throughout the year, the sale of candy and sodawater at sports events netted a tidy sum Which' went into the production of the Junior-Senior Prom, which at press time is still to become a reality. We were well represented in all sports and clubs, and our advisers were well satisfied with all activities including'the junior assembly Key far the best of them all. You Know, it feels Wswelln to be uper-class- men and to have the run of the school. we anxious- ly await our turn to he high and might seniors, and we have begun to realize that in the notetoo- distant future, we will be looking back on our school days with fond memories.- Appreciation of our faculty and school will certainly be shown by the class of '43, 1

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