Healdsburg High School - Sotoyoman Yearbook (Healdsburg, CA)

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roi X f fl Ox. h J , 14K Q 9 'yfxlw W , :, W i ll 7 X 1 llullli-Svh-lfil' .1 fg, U IQR if CLASS 6161 Activity is the keyword which describes the Junior Class. Under the leadership of our advisors, Miss Petty, Mr. Fletcher, and Mr. Vogt, and the class officers, Ernie Frandsen, president, David Gilbert, vice-president, and Stella Rossi, secretary-treasurer, the class participated in many events which characterized the year. One of the money-raising activities the juniors sponsored was the selling of pop and hot dogs at the football and basketball games. The evening of October 24 found the Juniors and their guests at the Junior Dance, which successfully carried through the theme of Hallowe'en in a graveyard. Keith Walker was dance chairman, and Arlene joliff de- signed the programs. Of course, our big affair was the Junior-Senior Prom. Even the Seniors had to admit that the affair was very successful. And now we can look forward to our Senior, and last, year, the goal we've worked toward since we were Freshmen. CLASS OFFICERS FRNIE FRANDSEN DAVE GILBERT STELLA ROSSI ROLLIE ROBINSON President Vin'-Prrsirlfnt Svrrrlary Yell Leader

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SOPHGMORE CLASS To start the year off right, we gave the annual Freshman reception the first Friday of school. On that afternoon the newcomers were fair sport for any roving Sophomores, and we certainly took advantage of the occasion. Meeting at a class assembly the next week, we elected David Manley, presidentg Richard Jacobson, vice-presidentg Laura Marsala, secretary- treasurerg and Barbara Basford, yell leader. We elected Russell Ruona- vaara and Gloria Pedroncelli to the Student Council, and Roger Pierce to the Merit Committee. Our social success of 'the year was the Sophomore Hop. The entire school was invited to dance in the gaily decorated auditorium. The French street scene theme was carried out complete with awnings and tables. Next year we intend to keep the school hopping when we return as upperclassmen. CLASS OFFICERS SJ I J .4 L Q 5 C 'a rgl , XX' in f V' K' ' I ' I All qi 9, if W Qal f , Z1 JJ' i l -Q'Z h,l f x 'V ' I' ii' ll' nl ei ly l xy N' gill ln l ik n V N ll Xl lil? QS ul 1-S42 DAVID MANLEY RICHARD JACOBSON LAURA MARSALA BARBARA BASFORD President Vice-President Serfetary-T1easu1er Yell Leader 'W