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

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Ona 28 F.F.A. The FuTure Farmers of America is noT only one of The largesT organizaTions in school, louT iT is one of The mosT acTive. They Toolc many field Trips, pruned grape vines and did oTher agriculTural proiecTs. They had Their annual FaThers and Sons BanqueT This spring which was very enioyable. Their Barn Dance was, as usual, The besT dance oT The year wiTh The real old-Time spiriT prevailing. , . i Ti Swallow, M. Mulas, R. Severance, E. Horne, H. Sfudley, J. Jangula. SECOND ROW: G. Block, F. Leal, R. Baymiller, R. Larson, D. Reichenberg, B. Primsch, J. SmiTh, B. Kiser, N. Maffioli, J. Palmer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pfeiffer, A. Shainsky, T. Neville, T. Schwarz, A. Morenzoni, como, D. Sfokes. Grafh, J. Dowdall, T. Trains, B. Oliver, N. Aprilanfi, J. Pfeiffer, J. Such. SEC- herin, M. Cafino, E. Neilson, M. Spell- man, L. HampTon, M. Vigna, J. Meyers, Aprilanfi. Sf, Si SenoriTas, iT is The Spanish Club, Las SeleniTas. lThe inhabiTanTs of The moon To you.l This new and inTeresTing club sTarTed iTs career The second semesTer. The firsT evenT was a marvelous dinner prepared by The Third year Spanish sTudenTs lcharTer membersl, and a rioTous iniTiaTion planned by a few cruel hearTed sTudenTs. Amid selTzer waTer and iam sandwiches all soon became Tull-fledged members. The club's officers were: PresidenT, Tina Trainag Vice-PresidenT, Bill Oliver: SecreTary, Jaclcie Dowdallq Treasurer, Norma AprilanTip Program Chairman, l-lascall lv1cGraTh, LAS SELENITASH SEATED: R. Maffioli, E. Mafhieu, A. A. MaTsuyama, l. Hickey, A. Sangia- SEATED: C. Shainsky, M. Pinelli, H. Mc- OND ROW: L. Sangiacomo, P. Mul- N. Hoover. THIRD ROW: P. James, W. Wheeler, F. La Haye, G. Denfon, T. SmiTh, L. Erickson, J. Darnell, W.

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GABA. Who says lhe feminine members of lhe Sludenl Body aren'l good in alhlelics? The G.A.A. will lell you difierenily. The hikes lexcluding poison oakl were a loi oi fun and also helped earn G.A.A. aclivily poinls. The principal sporls were speedball, baskelball, volleyball, lennis and baseball. The members of lhe Girls' Aihlelic Associalion are noi only good sporlswomen, 'rhey can cook, loo. lThis remark can be proved by lhe excellenl dinners cooked for lhe iooi- ball and baskelball players.l Applying a lillle elbow grease and plain hard work, lvliss lvlollins' oiiice was redeco- raied as one of lheir proiecls. The officers for 'rhe year were: Presidenl, Barbara Flelcherp Vice-Presidenl, Marna Simpson: Secrelary, Pal James. SEATED: L. Basileu, M. Tubbs, C. Shain- sky, B. Campbell, M. Pinelli, S. Gard- ner, E. Venlimiglia, A. Avelar, L. San- giacomo, W. Moore, B. Perry, F. Coffin, D. Pedranzini, D. Teague. FIRST ROW: P. James, M. Vigna, J. Anselmi, C. De- vine, M. Bigger, B. Donelson, B. Fletcher, B. Markf, J. Pfeiffer, J. Meyers, Miss Mollins, V. Malfeoni, B. Honey. SEC- OND ROW: N. Aprilanfi, P. Mulherin, R. England, R. Chelini, L. Hamplcn, C. Carlander, T. Davidson, F. Baelge, I. Milligan, B. Williams, M. Viviani, Forgnone. NOT PICTURED: W. Apri- lanli, M. Simpson. SEATED: R. Larson, D. Brocco, 6. Lavin, A. Gordenker, G. Sample, W. Madden, L. Lahr, Mr. Pyke. SECOND ROW: G. Escamilla, D. Slokes, J. Rich, N. Krebs, E. Horne, W. Mori, G. Block, C. Gibson. 'The Block S draws ils membership from lhose boys mosl aciive in sporls. The club slaged a mosl successful dance in December wilh a winler wonderland ol pine and snow backdrops. ln February ihey held lheir inilialion. Whal a lime lhal was. The new mem- bers were Joe lvlarlini, Norman Krebsii Charles Bishop, Dale Slokes, Carl Gibson, Earl l-lorne, John Rich, George Block and George McGimsey. The club officers were Allen Gordenker, Presidenlg Don Simpson, Vice-Presidenlg Gonzalo Escamilla, Secrelary-Treasurer. BLOCK

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CHORUS The Chorus led by Mrs. Emilie 6rinsTead did ouTsTanding worlc in The music Tield This year. The group was divided inTo separaTe secTions, Treshman, sophomore, and upper division. The upper division and Junior Glee Club ioined Their voices in close harmony aT The ChrisTmas PageanT, MoTher's Tea, Vaucleville Show, and Graduation Exercises. SEATED: S. Berman, E. Martin, N. God- dard H. For'd, H. Andrieux, M. Hart- son, Moore, H. Oerding, W. Moore, M. Simpson, B. Siemers, M.. Carter, J. Niemi, G. Honey, V. Barry. SECOND ROW: J. Brennan, J. Kelley, M. Vivi- ani, A. Wikman, B. Honey, E. Venti- miglia, B. Flefcher, J. Dowdall, M. Ca- tino, C. Devine, R. Gemini, D. Loomis, P. Buck, J. De Jong, J. Udvic. THIRD' ROW: D. Dodge, T. Traina, V. Matte- oni, P. James, F. Baetge, D. Johnston, A. Avelar, D. Eyrickson, M. Drewry, V. Youngman, E. Taylor, B. Palmore, G. Gil- bert, J. Lind. FOURTH ROW: M. French, P. Lilley, C. Carlander, B. Campbell, J. Plum, N. Regamey, J. Delalay, L. Mas- sey, l. Milligan, N. Wassenaar, B. Bur- nett, B. Renffrow, C, Odendahl, M. Miller. SEATED: T. Traina, M. Simpson, W. Moore, H. Oerding, D. Dodge, S. Ber- man, L. Hampton, M. Pagani, J. Bren- nan, L. Andrieux, P. James. SECOND ROW: L. Basileu, M. Cafino, R. Chelini, C. Carlan'der, Jane Hecker, Jean Hecker, F. Baetge, N. Regamey, J. Plum, J. Dowdall, E. Venfimiglia. THIRD ROW: E. Perry, A. Aubin, C. Hunter, R. Berg- quist, R. Larson, W. Perry, V. Osburn. The Dragon's Tale is The monThly school paper ediTed and published by The Associ- aTed STudenTs. AmidsT The Trials and TribulaTions oT ediTing a school paper everyone also had loTs of Tun and experience. A bang-up STaTT ParTy was held in April Tor The hard-worlcing news- paper men and womenn. The EdiTors-in-ChieT were LaRae l-lampion and Shirley Berman. DRAGON'S TALE