Sonoma High School - El Padre Yearbook (Sonoma, CA)

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1qn jwemoviam I Lillian fgala Cmviani Cfass of 1Ql,l0 I Qqugusi Q, 1958 11

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' GRANT ROBERTS Collcgr Prcpar:nlm'yg Scicnu- Clulv: Basr- hanllg Band. Orchestra. WILLIAM MORRIS Collcfgv Prrparamry: fllmirnrzm Law :uul Ordrr Cummittcug juurnanlism. Band. Hus- I-urhnll, Truck, Block S5 flhurusg Himur Roll. WILLIAM O'GORMAN Collage Prcrurrsluwyg Truck. Drzuuil ELIA RAMACCIOTTI Businussg Sruilcnt Council: Huwir Roll: Twenty Spinstcrsg G. A. A., Vullcyhall. PETER RUGGERI Collcllv Prcpnramryg Iiusincss Ivfnnzngrr El amiga, Athletic Mznnzigi-r, Tvnnis, Honor ll V ROSE RAMACCIOTTI Businrssg Prcsidvnt C. A. A.. Honor Roll, ,f C1 ff' 'I-1. LL, Not pictured: Vollcyhall, Bnschnll, NED SMALL Col'sy1c Preparatory: Prcsiilcnf Scivncc Cluhg Student Cnunril. Hunur Rullg Blnck S, Track: Annual Stuff: Orchestra. FRANCES STEVENSON Business, JOHN STEINBAUM Agriculturc, F, F. A. JESSIE STICKEL Homvmal-ring: Band. fl, A. A. LLOYD TRACEY Mcchainicnlg Prcsidvnt Block S. llxm-hull, Baskuthzrllg Band, Orchusrrn, Chorus. SOFIA WASSENAAR Teaching: Twcnty Spinstrrsg Vollcyhull. ALVAR SPERRING Agriculturcg Bnschzill, Bukclhalll. F.F. A. STEWART WEIDER Agriculturcg Prcsidrnt F. F. A.g Captain Truck Tczung Annuzul Stuff, Hunnr Rull. DONALD WEISE Collcgc Pri-pxuixiluryg Bnsclwzull, Block S, ROBERT WHITMORE Cullcgc Prvparnturyg Orchcstrn, Churu LY M111'yjrQlckt0n, Erma Rouquie. IO

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eniot fffemotiea lfolfn visaas ago we were standing on the threshold of a new adventure. We were shy and timid. as all Freshmen are expected to be. However. we survived the initiation from the upper classmen. In our Sophomore year we began to show signs of activity. The boys proved themselves to be promising athletes. XVe continued to hold a good record in our scholastic standing. Our Junior year will be remembered for a long time. It was then that we got our Junior sweaters. This was a definite departure from the usual cus- tom, and met with the approval of everyone except the envious Seniors. One of our most outstanding activities as Juniors was the decorating for the Senior ball. It was acclaimed the best in eight years. Living up to all expectations. we proved ourselves to be above average in athletics-four of our boys made the lirst string of the Northbay League basketball championship team. It was in this year. also. that the Dramatics Class presented the first three- act play to be given in many years. Little XVomen . The beginning of our Senior year was marked by a few minor disturb- ances which may be expected in any class. Despite this. we unanimously agreed on the design for our Senior ring. Due to the efforts of several of the Senior class. the Dragon's Tale was published bi-weekly during the school year. Now we are again facing a new adventure. We are eager to go forth. yet wish to linger. No longer will we have the security of our High School days. We must go on-not as a body. but singly. The opportunity to learn has been ours. but what goal we attain in life will be of our own making. 12