Santa Rosa High School - Echo Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

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Top Row Bondi, Wong, Er- win Patton M Smith, Tiernan, Walt King Vitali, Coach For Fourth Row-fGaddis, Clark, Alladio R Smith, Groth, Pas qualetti Bonfigli, B. Money Third Row-Caselli, Signor otti Latoures McCabe, Brown Lockhart -I Moneymaker, Stone Second Row-Wright, Hunt mgton Bates Davis, Fulwider Dlperno Matazzoni, Britton. Bottom Row-C. Yamamoto, Miller Biagi Casserly, Buss- man johnson H. Yamamoto. 'cfvfe ab! fig pznfdeza LOCK S: Once again the Block S triumphed when the boys gave their yearly dance in the gym on the night of March 11, when a rec- ord crowd swung to the music of Stan Gifford. This was unques- tionably the best dance of the year, and showed that the Block S boys are champions socially as well as champions on the athletic field. One of the members who was initiated into the society last fall was our new coach, Jim Underhill, who, as you know, has taken Coach Hickey's place at school, and also lends a helping fist to Coach Fortier as club adviser. The society at this time is bigger and better than it has ever been. There are over fifty members and about fifteen more will be initiated at the end of the track and baseball seasons. The annual fall initiation was held in the football locker room at the high school and was followed by a banquet at the Buon Gusto Hotel. The spring initiation is planned to be held at Hilton, as usual, followed by a barbecue. The officers for the fall semester were l'Chip,' Caven, president, Bob Ross, vice-president, and Hank Miller, secretary. The spring officers were Sterling Bussman, president, Freddie Biagi, vice-presi- dent, with Hank Miller once again as secretary. The board of direc- tors for the present term consisted of Tom Bates, joe Vitali, and Don Johnson.

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C7' 1112 0'ClldllZl!20!'I 8 . A. A. CABINET: Athletic accomplishments of the fair fems were in the fore this year, thanks to the lively set of G. A. A. officers. They were kept busy' recording the hard-earned points of the girls, arranging play-offs, and checking up on equipment. They were really the right hand women of the two fem instructors, Misses Frances McCanse and Asta Selchau, who declared they could never attend to all the details of their work without such willing and efficient helpers. The big event for the G. A. A. Cabinet each year is the Sonoma County Play Day, held in Santa Rosa this year on May 16. It was a glorious success this year, well worth the effort spent on it. The officers for the fall and spring semesters were Corrine Ket- terlin and Catherine Davison, presidents, Thelma Carner and Adah Mae Rodgers- vice-presidents, Rose Del Carlo and Wilma Koch, sec- retaries, Norma Ciavarelli and Thelma Martinelli, point recorders, Helen Montes, hockey manager, Blanche Foster, speedball manager, Pearl Reno and Frances Emmons, basketball managers, Doris Laugh- lin and Joyce Chapman, tennis managers, Nell Wallace, volleyball manager, Katherine Steele, swimming manager, Adah Mae Rodgers and Lena Asti, yell leaders, Wilma Koch, minor events, Doris Owen, president of the Block S. R. and commissioner of girls' athletics. man, L. Jensen, Cianarelli, Asri. Bottom Row - Montes, Del Davison, Koch, Emmons. Top Row - Laughlin, Reno, Foster, Wallace, Miss McCanse, Martinelli, Miss Selchau, Chap- Carlo, Rodgers, Ketterlin, Owen,

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Top Row-Zuli ani, Wailt, Hasega wa, Berquist, Fitch Trombetta, Strom bf.-rg, Degner, Hez malhalch, Daniels. Ili C90 fo jl'8.fi.5 L 1 Top Row -- Drake, Call, Bro naugh, Berutti Wcxird. Bottom Row - Duignan, Brezzo, Howe, Kacie, jen lcins. ANTA ROSAN: The staff-energetic editors, candid columnists, re- lentless reporters, and just down-right nosey newshounds-they're the power behind the press, they're the crew that has been responsi- ble for the splendid success of the Santa Rosan weekly. Besides publishing a newspaper every week, the staff, under the editorship of Rose Zuliani, has found time to collect enough extra copy for a Santa Claus edition, a graduation special, and a razzberry in June. The Paper Dance, which was held to raise the much needed funds, was a high-light of the fall semester. But all hard-work deserves its recompense, and nothing is more fun than the annual press convention at Stanford University, and the three-day session at the University of California. Those who attended were Rose Zuliani, Al Trombetta, Virginia Drake, Helen Duignan, Veva Stromberg, Bob Walt, Fred Daniels, Charlotte Deg- ner, and Mr. Kenneth Cooperrider, adviser. -'V Ht' f . . . -'.. 'ii T Bottom R o w -