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

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September October December January March April May June September October November December January May June September December March May June September October December March May June eniot ,fog FRESH M AN YEA R First day of school' We become Frosh. Miss M. Owens and Mr. Mellor are new teachers. First assembly. We are introduced , Freshman reception. The Seniors do the honors. Christmas show. End of first semester. Three Freshmen on Scholarship Society. Class A loses league championship to Santa Rosa in overtime game. Boys get gold basketballs anyhow. Freshman dance. Our first success. Spring Frolic. First annual barn dance. F.F.A. make a name for themselves. Band plays at Golden Gate Bridge celeb1'ation. Mrs. Bertha Woodworth dies. School lost a great friend. Last day of school. End of our fi-rst year. Commencement. Three years to go. SOPHOMORE YEAR First day of school. Miss L. Owens and Mr. Maxwell Johnson are new teachers. Freshman reception. We watch this time. Sophomore dance. We entertain. Christmas show. End first semester. Miss Hobart leaves. Mr. Goulard substitutes. Frank Freeman sets new league broad jump record. May exhibit for Public Schools Week started. Baseball team wins Section Two championship. Last day of school. Commencement. The halfway mark. JUNIOR YEAR First day of school. Mrs. Blewitt returns. Record-breaking Little Women presented. Class A basketball team wins league championship for iirst time. Gold baskeltballs show up again. Spring Frolic. Frank Freeman takes second in broad jump at State meet. Senior ball. We give Seniors a farewell. Commencement. One year to go. SENIOR YEAR School opens. As Seniors we take over Student Body offices. We put on Freshman reception. No initiation. Frosh were lucky. Drama class presents Anne of Green Gables . Seniors give Christmas dance. Sophs pull a surprise. A leap year dance. Mr. Golton dies. School mourns loss of its best friend. Spring Frolic, Among tl1e Edelweiss . Senior Ball. We swing it for the last time. Last day of school. Commencement. Our last look at S.V.U.H.S. Alumni banquet. Meet the grads. 14

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Il. uniot 61444 Tun c1,Ass of fill has distinguished itself in many ways. ln the schol- astic field we have a very large representation. Out of the eleven C. S. F. mem- bers. at the nrst semester. seven were Juniors. They are: Fred Bartell, Betty Lfoops, Heloise Dal Poggetto. Helene Jean Holt, lX Iildred King, Allen Mc- Grath, and Margaret Shepard. Besides these seven, Mariam Berger, Maudi Daddi. Robert King, Frances. and Eiko Yamalcawa are on the honor roll. Allen lX 'lCf,il'21lIl'l was chosen as our representative in the state public speak- ing' contset. Fred Bartell was his alternate. Our journalists are June Leveroni. assistant editor of the Classroom XYhisperings 3 Jean Holt. assistant editor of the Dragon's Tale, and jill Shepard, Robert King and Bette Garrison. reporters for the various papers. Under the leadership of our class president. Heloise Dal Poggetto. we successfully had a candy sale and a pompom sale in order to raise extra money for the Senior Ball decorations. The Junior's intrests were defended in the Student Council by Elwood Carmer, Charles Bacigalupi, june l.everoni, Margaret Shepard. Bill Alfonte and Fred Bartell. The Juniors were well represented in sports this year. Ted Hamilton. Fred Bartell. Robert King and Allen McGrath were on the tennis team which won the section championship. George Baumann, Talbert Bean, Martin 0'Brien and Fred Ayres earned their share of points in track meets. There were also many juniors on the baseball and basketball squads. 16