Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1961 volume:

If Nil AZALEA Analy Union High School Sebastopol, California Main Building New Building Aerial View Girl ' Gymnasium Analy Campus Blends the New and the Old 2 Main Building Cafeteria Main Building Boys' Gymnasium MR RURTON TRAVIS Azalea Staff Dedicates '61 Yearbook To School Trustee, Mr. Burton Travis When Burton M. Travis completes his present term as a trustee of Analy Union High School, he will have served his community in that capacity for twenty-two years. This is a remarkable testimony of public trust on the part of the electorate, and a remarkable testimony of public spirit on the part of Mr. Travis. The Public, as any one who has served in a public office can testify, is a hard master. Thomas Jefferson once remarked that, when a man assumes a public trust, he becomes public property He becomes a servant subject to the whims and demands of a many-headed master. In recent years, since the full gaze of the public has been turned critically on the schools, this position of school trustee has become a time-consuming, exhausting, and even heart-breaking job. Few people are public spirited enough to assume such a responsibility even for a short time. It is fitting, then, that Analy Union High School dedicate this year book to Mr. Burton M. Travis in recognition of and gratitude for twenty-two years of dedicated service to his school and this community. 3 Table of Contents Administration and Faculty 5 Classes___________________________________________________________________ 15 Seniors___________________________________________________________ 16 Juniors___________________________________________________________________37 Sophomores________________________________________________________________44 Freshman__________________________________________________________________52 Clubs and Activities___________________________________________________________61 Sports_________________________________________________________________________85 Football__________________________________________________________________90 Basketball_______________________________________________________________ 98 Baseball_________________________________________________________________106 Track__________________________________________________________________111 Tennis_________________________________________________________________ 114 Golf_____________________________________________________________________115 Advertisements______________________________________________________________117 Foreword............. The 1961 AZALEA staff presents this book to the students and friends of Analy Union High School in the hope that it will, as a reminder of the friends and activities of the 1960-61 school year, serve as a memory book for many years to come. In the sincere belief that readers will want to patronize the supporters of this book, school and community, a list of advertisers is also presented. 4 Administration and Faculty MR LAURENCE DUFFIEID Principal L. A. Duffield Urges Graduating Seniors to Continue Their Education As graduating seniors, you are probably wondering if you should continue your education or enter the labor market. Think seriously of the value of con- tinuing your education. Don't be, as the old Dutchman ruefully said, Too soon oldt, and to late schmart! History will undoubtedly record the vast development of technology and increased industrialization as the outstanding feature of this century. The need for unskilled labor is rapidly disappearing. The need for even semi-skilled workers is greatly reduced, due to the efficiency of the machine. The need for skilled workers and technicians, on the other hand, has grown and will con- tinue to grow. It is almost impossible for us to visualize a society where there is no place for unskilled labor, but the phenomenal advances made in technology even in the past ten years point with absolute certainty to just such a society. Are you going to be able to take your place in the new world? What you decide now about furthering your education will determine your place in the future. 6 Board of Trustees Decides to Put Bond Issue Before the People Increased enrollment in Analy over the past several years necessitated a decision by the Board of Trustees to submit to the voters of the district a pro- posal for a second high school. The election will be held in the fall of 1961. During the 1960-61 school year, the new bus sheds were completed, the old bus shed was con- verted to a radio shop, and the school library was completely refurbished. 7 Mr. Crump Mr. Smith Mr. McKinlay Mr. Larson Administrators direct operation of Analy Systematizing and indexing school board policy statements was one of the duties undertaken this year by the administrative intern, Mr. Kenneth Larson. Under Mr. Larson's supervision a quarterly news supplement from the office of the superintendent and principal was introduced as part of the Analyan, the official school newspaper. Analy business manager, Mr. Francis G. McKinley, has worked this year on a tentative bonding plan for financing the high school that the board of trustees has proposed for the Analy district. Mr. McKinley has also assumed responsibility this year for drafting budget estimates for the school district should the elementary schools in the Analy District unify. Co-ordinating the activities of the department heads this year was Mr. George Smith, administrative assistant. For the benefit of substitute teachers, Mr. Smith compiled material for a handbook, which includes the information a substitute teacher needs to know to conduct classes at Analy. ____assisted by school secretaries Mtrgartf laguntt Juanita Adkins Doris Rows Mrs. Sullivan 8 Mitt lorrain , Mr. Irish, D««n of Oirlt 0 an of hoy Deans Develop Student Standards and Policies Miss Laura Lorraine, beyond her other duties as dean of girls, worked on a committee to clarify school policy this year. She also served on committees con- cerned with the non-diligence policy, with student activities, and with studies of religious objections in physical education classes. The dean of boys, Mr. Clarence Irish, worked with the dean of girls this year on the revision of the code setting acceptable standards for student dress. As chairman of the committee that revised the non-diligence policy, Mr. Irish worked closely with the vice-principal, other administrators, the counseling staff and the faculty. Activities of the counseling department, the dean's offices and the attendance department are correlated by the Analy vice-principal, Mr. John Crump. Under Mr. Crump's guidance the non-diligence policy was revamped this year. The new policy states that students may be expelled for non-diligence, as determined by Mr. Crump, the guidance department and the deans. Mr. Kay, Head and Sunior Counselor Mr. Snydor, Junior Counselor Mr. Adams, Frothman Counselor Mrs Pedroia, Sophomore Counsolor Guidance Department Assists Students to Self-Knowledge In its second year of operation, the Analy guidance department focused special attention on incoming freshmen. Analy's guidance director, Mr. Edward Kay, stresses that the primary function of the counsel- ing department is to help students acquire self knowledge. To help achieve this end, incoming freshmen are now given a complete battery of achievement and aptitude tests. By knowing their academic strengths and weaknesses, students are better able to plan their high school careers and their personal and occupational lives, says Mr. Kay. 9 CUSTODIANS The custodians, under the direction of head cus- todian, Jay Lewis, work many hours to keep Analy buildings and properties neat and clean. (left to right) Jay Lewis, Head Custodian, Mr. Harper, Mr. Dower, Mrs. Patterson, Mr. Alderson, Mr. Enders, Mr. Dowd, Mr Dilley, Mr. Felciano CAFETERIA STAFF The cafeteria staff, under the direction of Mrs. Catherine Weeks, prepares meals for almost five hundred students every school day. The thirty cent meals include a hot dish, salad and or vegetable, dessert, bread or rolls and milk. Throughout the year the cafeteria staff also prepares meals for various school affairs, such as the World Affairs Club annual International Night Banquet. Mn. Felciano, Mr Siomen, Mrs. Week , Mrs Facendini (back row) Mr. Deschamp, Mr. Jowall, Mrs Denton, Mrs. Robertson, Mr Hillard, Mrs. Oleislee, Mr. Gruver. (front row) Mr. Webb, Mr. Braga, Mr. Fellers BUS DRIVERS Ten bus drivers, directed by Mr. Charles Hillard, daily drive 885 Analyans to school. During the school year Analy buses cover 99,716 miles. 10 Mr Allan Mr Amant Mr. Barnard Mr. BtrrtN Mr . Barri Mr Bartoli Mr Bossart Mr Clark Mr. Crain Mr H. Davit Mr T. I. Davis Mr Daballo Mr Diahl Mr. Drayar Mrs. Floning Mr Foster Mr GorbotH Mr Gilliam Mrs. Goslstl Mr. H Gordon Mr. S Gordon Mr Hogonmillor Mr. HoM Miss Jonson Mr Jawall Mr Kn«pp«r Mr. Knight Mr. lannox Mr. L«wi« Mr Matthawt Mr Mank Mr. Marshon Mr. Palmtag Mr. Pattar on Mr. Plank Mr Poppa Mr Shapanus Mr. Snydar Mr Spodick M . Spillano Mrs. Town Mist Vokral M- Wakofiold Mr Warmack Mr Whalon Mist Wood 14 CLASSES Barbara Acklin Tom Archer Burdcll Aichele Lonnie Armstrong Michael Albright Karen Austin Richard Austin Joan Barr Donald Baker Judy Barr Sam Banks Anthony Bassignani Barry Aldrige Dana Allen Sandy Peterson Guy Hutchens 16 Nick Bor t« George Bouillerce Sue Broadwall Betty Bronson Annie Bourland Nathan Buerer Dorothy Braga Victoria Burgett Eight seniors, pictured on pages 16, 18, 20 and 21, were selected by their classmates as the best representatives in four 'senior best categories: athletic ability, personality, doing most for Analy, and most likely to succeed. Glass Donne Burke Timothy Burns Thomas Byrna John Calvi Catharine Carinalli Larry Carrillo Gana Cahn Bonnie Carroll 17 Linda Sua Chenoweth Robert Clamant Jamat Chrittantan Halan Clamant Diana Clark Carol Clifford Beverly Cook Joan Corbit Cecelia Crott Judith Curran Yolanda Curthellat Clyde Danno ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Harry Polly Linda Sue Chanowath 18 Lovett Dwight Frederic Ebert William Everly Ronald Feige Jim Eiffert Karen Fellers Margaret Elmore Stove Ferrin (lass Fred Flint Richard Freitas Jean Focha Wilma Fugate Gary Foster Joyce Furusho Kent Frazer Robert Gaskins Allan Geary Bob Garmon Ron Garmon Jaan Glockner Robert Glockner Rickard Gonsalves 20 Clayton Heflin Fred Hogg Richard Hill Joan Holly John Hirsh Barbara Ho'n Stave Hoffman Ken Hovelson ( lass 0 Robert Hubbert Marcel Huber Phyllis Hunt Guy Hutchens Verlene Hutchens Joyce Hutchinson Shirley Hunter Linda Hutchinson 21 Dick Johnston Ronald Johnson Evolyn Hutt Janet Jonos Barbara Isaacs Jimmy Jonos Seniors Dianno Karr Cal Kimos Larry Kondall Linda King Phil Ito Jo Karlin Alan Kiornan Margaret King Shirley Stange Sandra Kitchens Stan Tillinghast Freida (Klaus) Bassignani Leonard Kneale Sylvia Lawrence David Koehn Malcolm Lonnox Carol Laughlin Darrell Lewis Niels Laughlin Stuart Long Glas of '6 Darien Lunch Joel Marlow John Lynn Warron Marshal Joan Maddocks Bill Martin Betty Madzelan Diane Matthews 23 Judy Murlin Carmtlila Myers Inara OzoU James Packard Dennis Patterson James Petersdorf Sandra Petersen Elaine Pinkston 25 k Stanley Post Elfried Reinholti Ins Princo Gtorgene Ron Bill Rainey Ernelyn Retherford Sun tors Martha Reynolds Bonnie Roberts 26 Mary Rylee Don Sachs Viola Sacridar Goorgoan Salitburg Raymond Sandors Sandra Schaal Elaino Schoor Jamas Schottlar ( lass of 01 Joann Schmidt Joa Schrum Dannis Shannon J!01? Paulina Sharrocks Shirlay Short Pat Silva Charlas Smrth Janie Spear P t St fani Kay SpilUn Carol S wart Tom Stamm r Allan St. Mari Sandi Stubbelfield Nathan Swift G n« Sue tarry Tannor William Sutton Judy Taylor fay T al George Tillinghast Paulin Sharrocks Fall Shirl y Hunter Spring 28 Stan Tillmghast E tar Tinnay Jack Tough Sally Touraday Elian Travi Sharon Waklay Duana Watar Shirlay Waak ( lass of 0 Sally Wall Chri Warnar Raymond Warnli Sarry Watch Ailoan Whitlatch Rita Wilay Malan William Sandra William on 29 Jeff Nelson Barbara Isaac Fall Spring Carolyn Mill Eric Boss Darlono Raphael Eugene Price Bob Heller 30 Row l-Fnada Bassignani, Dorothy Braga, Donna Wood, Sandy Williamson, Sandy Patarsan, Joyca Hutchinson; Row II Bob Yarnall, Gary Fostar, Don Burris, Sh.rlay Stanga, Sam Banks, Cal Kimas, Stan Tillinghast; Row III— Kay Spillars, Jan Spaar, Elian Travis, Vickie Young, Rich Ramondo, Tony Bassignani, Elaine Schaar, Helen Williams, Pat Silva Class of '61 Holds Annual Senior Ball Old-Fashion Evening was the theme of the annual senior ball, which was held in December. The entertainment for the evening featured Judy Balsley, who did a modern dance routine, and Gary Foster, who performed with his combo. tha combo Judy Balslay, snow man danca Dancing was graat! 31 SENIOR COSTUME DAY The theme for this year's annual Senior Costume Day was Characters from Famous Books. Prizes were awarded in four divisions. Penny Ripple won the award for the most original costume, Sandy Williamson for the prettiest costume and a group of dwarves, Elaine Scheer, Pat Silva, Linda Chenoweth, Jean Gloeckner, Helen Williams, Jan Spear, and Joyce Middaugh, won the award for the funniest costume. The award for the best skit was won by Kent Frazer, Nick Boreta, Larry Carrillo, Tony Bassagnani, and Bill McNeil. Their winning skit was entitled This Priie Winner 32 Michael Albright Diana Clark Phil Ito Ray Peterson Lavetta Dwight John Miller Pat Silva Shirley Weeks Richard Karen Austin Jo Buerer Jean Focha Joyce Furusho Darrel Lewis Stuart Long Shirley Short George Stefan Tom Archer Margaret Elmore Sandy Kitchens Viola Secrider Don Gaskins Mike Porter Betty Gifford Linda Chenoweth Cynthia Hastings Rich Ramondo Larry Tanner Pam Manassian Steve Hoffman Mary Richardson Duane Waters Clayton Hefling nr Barry Aldridge Gene Cahn Bob Hebbert James Petersdorf Barbara Acklin Warren Marshall Pauline Sharrocks Dennis Goodsell Don Burris Richard Gonsalves Diane Matthews Sally Tourady Donna Burke Dave Graham Joyce Middaugh Mike Paris Tim Burns Joan Holley Jerry Overstreet Larry Carrillo Barbara Horn Sandy Schaal Barry Wetch Carol Peterson Dave Koehn Joanne Schmidt Chris Werner Darlene Raphael Joan Maddocks Dennis Shannon Ray Wernli Lorey Robinson Nick Boreta Jam Christenson Jon Duer Fred Ebert Jim Eiff rt Ronald Feige Steve Ferrin Barbara Isaacs Bob Johnson Carol laughlin John Lynn Bill Martin Chris Mendoza Jeff Nelson Inara Ozols Joe Pearson Eugene Price Janet Ross Georgene Salisbury Elaine Scheer Donna Sharp Charles Smith Jan Spear Tom Stammer Shirley Stange Carole Stewart Faye Teal Vickie Young Ray Sanders Judy Murlin Rich Freitas George Bouillerce CO fill it t ■5 c Js 8 C c • J.I « : llil gS? 1 8: t i-sa ill jIJ1 i £3 pH Z uj u s-J-s 3115 CO 2 i! H !t|! i!|l «X 1- ‘Jj ljll Q“M i|1] tf) m Karen Feller Bob Germone Brenda Morse Gene Sue  Bev Cook Salley Wells Ron Germone Bill Sutton Bill Rainey Margaret Elmore Carol Metz Carol Clifford Dorothy Braga Linda Hutchinson Jack Tough Judy Curran Cathy Carinalli Janet Jones Patti Papetti Betty Gifford David Clary Joel Marlowe Sam Banks Larry Kendall Joan Corbit Marilyn McKenna Vickie Burgett Jean Larson 35 Eric Boss Larry Kendall Guy Hutchins and Tom Stammer Marcel Huber Study Group David Graham Jon Duer Patsy Roberts 36 CLASS OFFICERS - JUNIORS FALL Judy Volkert . Jerry Mo fit , linnel Clumpner SPRING The sponsoring of the annual Junior-Senior Prom, An Underwater Fantasy, which was held in May, was the main activity undertaken by the Analy junior classmen this year. During the fall semester, juniors held their first assembly. They made plans for the prom and were told of the possibilities of having more class activities. Elaino Cochran, Skip McKollor, Jonnio Watch Cheryl Arvig Mrs. Matthew advisory left to right: Row I Nancy Ba tignani. Mary Boozell, Cheryl Arvig, Arlene Awender, Sandy Barr, Ann Bisby, Joyce Beebe; Row II -Bev Banthrall, Margie Brooner, Peg Banthrall, April Anderson, Darlene (Britt) Trudeau, Judy Balsley, Linda Baldacci, Floranne Bartlett, Joyce Bobo, Ann Albright; Row III—June Anderson, Ray Baswell, Gene Albright, Beckie Brown, Mitch Andrews, Linda Auren, Dave Albert, Mrs. Matthews. Juniors Miss Jensen's advisory—left to right: Row I-Frank Connor, Phyllis Cooney, Elaine Cochran, Judy Corbit, linele Clumpner, Bev Clay, laverne Bryant, Mike Connolly; Row II—Tom Clark, Bob Cihos, Lupe lontruas, Kathleen Buttner, Sharon Clark, Pat Clausen, Ken Colingsworth, Gene Brueggeman; Row III—Jerome Busse, Dennis Clary, Ted Christiansen, Miss Jensen Mr . Cram' advi ory left  o right: Row 1 Gary Curti , Man Farrar, Mary Ann Elder. Joan Dkkson, Donna Dova, Johanna Davarall, Bill Finn, Warren Dick. Row II-Tom Fiori, Sharlay Elrod, Diana Evan , Judy Duckhorn, Kan Craigia, Tom Faickart, Carola Davairo, Ruth Fabar, Sharon Elrod; Row Ill-Stave Doughty, Guy Davi , Bill Duckhorn. ( lass of 02 Mr. Hoganmillar' advisory -laft to right: Row l-Roy Hoar. Wiilia Gragori, Sharon Hala, Claudia Graham. Karolyn Furness.Karen Furness, Kris Hale Mab. Gill, Robart Foresman. Row 11-Janet Guarna, Connia Gilmora, Joy Franch, Lorrama Guit chula, David Guttofson, Sharon Graf, Joyce Gonsaivas, Judy Gar aa, Vicki Hagan, Su an Griswold; Row III-Keith Gunderson, Duane Forget, Ira Garoutta, Jerry Gossner, Mr. Hogan- miliar. Mr . Goetzel's advisory left to right: Row I Natali Krivenho, Dolf Heck, Peggy Jones, Martha Johnson, Margaret Harriman, Alice Hensley, Dick Hayes, Nanci Hevrin, Lois Hunter; Row II—Janet Howard, Joan Johnson, Joyce Knecht, Karen Jacobsen, Gary Hayes, Larry Kelly, Bonnie Craigie, Sally Hines; Row III—James Hardma, John Klobas, Bill Inman, D ck Jones, James Hannon. Mrs. Goetzel. Juniors Mrs. Zwitzer's advisory-left to right: Row l-Lloyd Nolan, Don Madromch, Phil Mercucci, Gary Lynn, Bonme Meyer. Twinkle Matoba, Penny Lamb, Linda Mallow, Jim Martini, Michael Lowe, Dennis Markanan; Row II-Sarah McDermott, Rich Mapes, Clarence Lombella, Moses Maestas, John Lemire, Tim Martin, Joe McDonald, Patricia Lion; Row III-Bob Swing, Max Jazz, Jerry Cawhon, Mike Marshall, Skip Mac- Kellar, Don MacBerty, Ken Leavitt. 40 Miss Fa I bo's advisory left to right: Row I Carol Papetfi. Janice Ono, Donna Morgan, Diane Mowry, Janele Nichols, Marlaine Moore, Mabel Persons, Norma Nystrom; Row ll-Ellen Ocacio, Pat New, Jocelyn Pedroia, Tom Mills, Mana Pennacchio. Jack Pere, Art Paul, Jerry Morita, Sally Miinch, David Nelson, Frances Mitchell, Demetra Mosier, Karen Osborn; Row III-Gerry Morelli, Butch Overstreet, Jim Monday, Mike Monday, Mike Noble, Bob Morono, Dorothy Millerick, Miss Falbo. Mrs. Wormuth's advisory-left to right: Row 1-Charlotte Silva, Patricia R es. Freida Peterson, Luella Ross, Joy Ridgeway, Pat Sloan, Lynda Reed, Paula Purpura, Donna Rufino, Row 11-Carol Roerden, Dorothy (Rose) Kitchens, Lynne Roberts, Arlene Rupp, Esther Silvas, Shirley Schuldt, Clara Shimixu, Jean Shuck, Donna Peterson, Nancy Poncia, Sharon Schettler, Bob Pitt; Row III- Lee Rigby, Skip Ramon do, Dave Price, Richard Royer, Jim Reed. Steve Richardson. Richard Schumann, Mike Ehbert. Mr . Fleming' advisory left to right: Row I-Phil Venturacci, Jody Volkert , Paulette Trappe. Suzanne Stoddard, Sandi Thompson, Jim Sprague; Row 11-Don Stem, Steve Trudeau, Kathy Syme, Sharon Tillingha t, Kathy Villar, Paul Van Guilder, Ru  Taylor; Row III—Gilvert South, larrie Van lare, Garry Taylor, Henry Stiefel, Mr . Fleming. Juniors Mr. Gerboth' advitory left to right: Row l-Sandy Wilton, Janice Worthington. Beverly Wedge, Linda Warren, Peggy Week , Marjorie Yarnell; Row II—Joan West. Bob Walker, Johme Wetch, Michele Watkins, Rita Wernli, Jim Whalon, Judy Woodbury, Carol Wallace; Row III—Glenn Watter , Garry Wellman, Ron Yoder. Nathan Zakheim, Steve Witter. 42 FALL Dan Williams, Rosa lawick, Kan Murray, Carol Falsing CLASS OFFICERS - SOPHOMORES The major activity of the sophomore class this year was the sponsorship of the annual Freshman Reception. As student council members, the sophomore president and representative were appointed to be members or heads of various council committees. Carol Falsing, Kan Murray, Dan Williams, Sua Sharia SPRING 44 Mr . Bam' advisory left to right: Row l-Natali« Canby, Jean Cornwall, Shelleen Condon, Ladona Burri , Diana DeBardeleben, Sharon Clemon ; Row ll-Lelah Mae Detex, Alice Burton, Nancy Christiansen, David Caswell, Rick Crowder, Charlie Coats, Steve Buffam, Don Burke, Leanna Deegan, Jack Charey, Eddie Colombo; Row lll-Bruce Curren, Dick Denno, JoAnn Carpenter, Dan Christensen, Don Caswell, Edward Denten, Mr . Barri. Mr, Bossert't advisory - left to right. Row 1-Bill Bloomquist, Judy Borgno, Chris Aho, lynn Begley, Darryl Bertalucci, Donald Alberegi, Susan Badger. Barbara Bornhorst, Tom Brinkley; Row II-James Amante. Erne Ballinger, luba Balasow, Judy Birkhofer. Gayle Booth, Michelle Bentzen, Judy Baker, Edwin Be'ger, Wayne Baker, Nick Boldrin; Row lll-Aian Bengtron, Geraldine Bohny, Priscilla Bolen. Roger Beuckens, Ruth Buerer, Rosemarie Beebe, Vergil Bowen. Joe Albright. Mr. Bosserf. 45 Mr. Diehl's advisory-left to right: Row I Alex Douglas, Suzanne Duggan, Dolores Fiori, Carol Felsmg, Jane Eldridge, Lmda Drummond, Jan Ebert, Sharon Forsythe, Hugh Foresman,- Row II—Mike Dillaha. Shirley Everly, Terry Dickson, Curt Dillon, Jim Fahey, Steve Elder, Vila Echols, leellen Fleming, Jerry Fires; Row III—Richard Edmonds, Richard Fielde-t. Odell Evans, George Dodge, Bob Dougherty, Dennis Donhcm, M' Diehl. Miss Vokral's advisory-left to right: Row I—Harvey Henningsen, Geraldine Gonsalves, Norma Hackworth. Rita Hayes, Marcella Hartsough, Adrian Griffin; Row II -Everett Hemphill, Pete Gio, Bob Furness Rick Hankins, Edalene Gleason, Phil Henry, Anna Gonsalves, Roberta Green, Pat Hatch, Bill Haywood, Richard Fye, Miss Vokral; Row III—Jeff Hardisty, Richard Hardina, Pete Grace. 46 Mr . Pedroia's advisory loft to right: Row 1-Pat Howard, Sharon Hunter, Freida Jones, Jackson Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Geraldine Hull, Lynn Mann, Row II -Glenn Hurst, Helen Inman, Joann Johnson, Frances Jinkens, Carol Cross, Jeanne Hutchinson, Dretta Hutchens, Pat Horney, Joan Herr; Row Ill-Dean Jones, Dale Herring, George Hendrix, George Hendrix, Ray Johnston, Rae Inman, David Hersch, Hugh Hiscox, Mrs. Pedroia. Mr. Poppe's advisory-lef to right Row 1-Mike Martorana, Skip Marshman, Sharon Knapper, Vicki Kosowiki, Kathy Kendall, Rita Long, Fred Klaus. Bill Mann; Row II Margaret Lander, Nancy Mapes. Elka Kelliher, Judv Kaster, Suzanne Kadello, Margaret Kernitzki, George Kirk, Joelen Kelly; Row lll-lmda Marshall. Suzanne Lennox, Pete Little, John Karlin, Steve Lamb, Walt Maxwell, Row Lewek, Linda Lester. 47 Mr Knight's advisory-left to right: Row l-Roy Olson, Bill Midgley, Jan Nau, Jerry Mill, Donna Neley, Ma-y Mora, Robin Nelson, Cheryle Mepa, Robert Meyer, Warna Neyman, Dennis Barela, Gus Mesenbrink; Row II Leslie Nelson, Ralph Mo'ono, Lonele Mills. Lucy Mendoza. Ray Nash, Paul Medrano, Joe Morse, Gayle Oakley, Imnea Nelson, Bede Neves. Danny Norton; Row III Roger McDermatt, David Naylor, Jimmy Nasler, Gary Moberg, Ken Murray, John Moura, Jim Neilson, Robert Menne Sophomores Mr. Dreyer's advisory—left to right: Row I—Cheryl Ono, Claude Pare, Carolyn O'Rear; Row II- Paula Peterson, Betty Peterson, Tony Packard, Richard Peter, Peggy Osborn, Leona Papera; Row lll-Mr. Dreyer, Russell O'Neill. David Pedotti. Bob Paris. k . 'i w +J.J I ' Mr Whalon's ««Jv-tory «•  o fight: Row I Bathe Roberts. Lindo Shultz, Charlotte Rand. Cathy Prunt. Dora Pratt, Daran Sharidan, Chari Ramon . Luim Rodriguaz; Row ll-Pata Pelhni, Dannn Robinson, Evan Rohrer, Susan Shimmel. Cookia Rabinovitz, Bill Robert . Gary Saxe Row III—Jim Shannon, David Rubio, John Reade, Jarry Ramford, Don Rounds, Ron Ridley, Mr. Whalon. SS 0 SStr£rordT ‘ tSTd , ° Sr, V!' Ev ,vn1.Sm' ' s,,v ' p ,fy Simms, Michael Stanlake, Darlene Thorne. Bav Strong Tom Smith; Row ll-Mike Sundberry. Garry Taylor, Caroline Smith. Shirley Stephan . Sue Skarie. Emma Sparket, Judy Tmnay, Dorothy Strode, Kenneth Thompson, Row lll-Gus St. Mane, Allan Staavas. Marl Sturgeon, Dietra Silvaira. Kenny Thompson, Mr. S Gordon CJi 1 •e fa: v 49 Mr. Wakafiald's advisory—laft to right: Row I—Bob Williams, Sidney Wood, Trudy Tollay, Bob Zanda, Juanita Wright, Ganava Wright, Graydon Young; Row ll-Marrily Van Vical, Ann Vidal, Janat Wataro. Janice Wright. Mika Wasson, Bill Wong, lynatta Vessals, Linda Whitman. Vicki Wilkarson, Colleen Yates; Row Ill-Dan Williams, Paul Werner, Carman Whitlatch, Jarry Weeks, Bob Young, Mr. Wakefield. Sophomores Merrilly Van Vical Robin Nalson 50 Judy Raster Bettie Roberts Viola Echols Sophomore Gym Class Darlene Britt and Friends 51 Colleen Yates John Pol ley Ken Murray FRESHMAN RECEPTION Analy sophomores introduced mem- bers of the freshman class to one of their initial glimpses of high school life at the annual sophomore sponsored freshman reception dance. Various representatives of Analy clubs and student body officers spoke at the reception. Entertaining the freshmen for the eve- ning were the Analy song leaders, singer Cynthia Hastings, and a local combo. I could have danced all night! New tong leaders made their first showing left to right—Joan Lynch, Rand Graham, Randaa Millar, Tarry Finn FALL latt to right —Tom Tmhtr Sandy Shaaffar, Sylvia Britt, Jaan Lynch SPRING FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Mr Adam's advisory-left to right: Row l-Sharon Beaty, Mariana Ardoin, Oia Arnett, Alex Balasow, Boyd Beattie, Carol Barrett. Pat Borcroft. Mane Bell; Row II-Kathy Austin, Jim Banthrall, Michael Ansell, Alfred Awender, Jack Araujo, Mary Ankney, Emmy Aho, Bill Barthotomy' Edwin Baker. Ron Anderson. Faya Babcock; Row lll-Mr Adams, Francisco Agu.lar, Dallas Aichele, Gary Altimori, Bryce Austin, Scott Banthrall! Mr. Snyder's advisory—left to right: Row I—James Brueggemen, Ken Castro, Bonnie Brown, Lucia Chiarotmo, Alice Blessman, Nancy Borland, Mary Broadwell, Richard Cann, Pete Bisby; Row II—Gloria Bickel, Darlene Bryant, Linda Chappell, Carrell Brown, Jennifer Blackshear, Susan Butler, Sylvia Britt, Joan Chenoweth, Marge Cerrita; Row III—Steve Cabot, Bradley Burdon, Mike Bireschi. fresh man Mr. Barrett's advisory—left to right: Row I—Judy Clark, Marilyn Ellison, Marie Ellwanger, Pam Evans, Ruby Durant, Linda Cochran, Laura Evans; Row ll-Mr. Barrett, Bill Davis, Dan Clark, Bob Clemons, Jim Conner, Fred Cobb, Mike Cookson, Richard Edwards; Row III—Carole Delany, Mike Ehlert, Steve Evans, Rick Cunlo, Allen Clay, Brian Clevenger, Rosan Duckhorn. 54 Mr Lennox's advisory left to right Row I Linda Fewel, Walther Fancher. Jack Gardner, Janice Faylor, Sue Fahey Tarry Finn, Pat Frigario, John Fora, lad Farmar, Shirley Gibson; Row II-Marianne Glasco. Eilean Faickart, Allan German, Vicki Foman, Lewis Ford Fran Gonsalves, Randa Graham, Alena Gornalla, Gary Fernandez, Barbara Gillespie, Don Garrison,- Row III—Mr. Lennox, Dennis Franklin, Linda Gilliland, Dennis Graybill, Mike Garrity, George Fiori, Vicki Gore, Billy Gregori. Class o Mr Marshon s advisory-left to right: Row l-Wayne Hoffman. David Hemphill, Elta Jean Howard, Janke Jassan, Jean Harrison, Ray Hawker, Bill Guerne; Row II—Richard Hinas, Glenn Hambnck, Kaye Jewett, Gaylen Hayes, Wayne Hackworth, Richard Hiroch, Dave Harrstrom, Baulla Hayt, Jimmy Hayes, Charles Hensley; Row III — Perter Grindling, Martha Harris, Phil Hart, Jody Green, Charles Hinas, Susan Heder. 55 Mr. Petterson's advisory left to right Row 1-Tom Kothgossner, Ron Jones. Janie Jones, Tom Klinker, David Johnston; Row II Ruth Kirk, Noel Johnson, Joe Kelly, Elaine Kerivan, Virginia Kitchens, Billy Karr, Dennis Kirtley, John Martinez. Gaorge Kistemmache'. Row lll-Mr. Peterson, Jan Johnson, Jim Kalbeugh, Connie King. Freshman Mr. Hohl's advisory-left to right: Row I-Steven Lowe, Erma Leker, Lorraine Lawrence, Jean Lynch, Arleene Lootsch, Julie Mancini, Nancy Laughton, Linda Luper, Wayne Lovett; Row II—Alice Lowe, Hank Marshman, Eileen Law, Carolyn Larson, Patsy Laughlin, Helen Lunceford, Sand e Makaroff, Dennis Lawrence, Erla Lasater, Linda LaVine; Row III—James Mann, Kim Lawson, Jim Long, Henry Lewek, Melvin Linsenbigler. 56 Mr Spillmt't «dvnory loft to nght: Row I Florence Motcon, Janet McCann, Ken Monday, Dana Morton, lola Nash, Beryl Murray, John Messmer, William Montgomery, Karen Munch. Shirley Morse, Row ll-Rosella Navarro, Norman Miller, Mae Morita, Linda McDonald, Diane Mowry. Linda Miller. Joan McElroy, Janice McGrew, Randee Miller, Gary Morelli, Shirley Mezzer, Row lll-Ronnie McClintock, Harold Mills, Carolyn Nelson, Evelynne Menke, Ralph Ming, Parlen McKenna. Ciitss o Mr. Gilliam  advisory-left to right: Row I-Edward Noonan, Delayne Perkins. Donna Pusatero, Darrell Pozzi, Cheryl Purpa. Barbara Perry, Russell Ono, Nancy Osborn, Sue Ohrenstein. Jon Potter, Philip Mohrhardt, Row ll-Roger Nolan, Nola Pollard, Don Pusatero, Bob Danny Parker, Andre Piccola, Johnny Posey. Nathaniel Presly, Jerry Peterson, Wilson Peterson, John Pearson, Sandra Paulson; Row Ill-Bill Orndorff, Ken Peacock, Vincent Pedroia. Cindy Proschold. Nancy Noonan, Joe Pearson, Hal Goodson, Steve Powell. Richard Norris. .y Mr. Lewis’ advisory-left to right: Row I Mike Rossetti, Denise Rounds, Barbata Roberts, Robert Ruggles, David Ridley, Mike Ra nondo, F:an Nose, Pauline Ramondo, Dianna Ruggles, Gary Schuldt; Row ll-linda Robinson. Karen Ross. Sandra Schaefer, Ray Rossi, Bob Quinteros. Mon.ka Reinholz, Pauline Ronquillo, Suzanne Sandborn. Dewayne Rkhmard, Donna Robertson, Carol Schneider, Lola Roreus; Row lll-Mr Lewis. Leslie Ross, Theresa Rupp, Connie Royer, Martha Rainey. Susan Rayburn, Jennifer Samuelson, Donald Schock, John Rotter Freshman Mr. Wormeck's advisory—left to right: Row I-John Simpson. Marilyn Smith, Keiko Shimizu, Carolyn Senn, Julia Singer, Roger Sherron; Row II—Allen Shelp, Sharon Smith, Christine Shekell, Tom Sinclair, Danny Shura, Theresa Smith, Pamela Smith, Clive Sharrocks; Row lll-Greg Smith, Jerry Shimmel, Richard Sievers. 58 Mr. Knepper's advisory left to right: Row I Robert Springer, Ronald Steven , Tom Tischer, Dianne Trappe, Terry Stumpf, Karen Vannucci, Rickey Sevartz, Mark Tgrudnnski, Paul Spedkk, Bud Syme,- Row II—Benny Tacla, Alan Stephen . Linda Tillinghast, Holley Thorton, Kate Thuesen, Anita Trigg , Kathy Trayner, Nancy Strebel, Jarry Seisolff, Elii Van Winkle, Bill Urton; Row III—Jim Tomblin, Julie Stubblefield, Rick Stoll, Judy VanCleave. Michael Stiving, Jim Thorpe, David Tatra. C lass of '0-4 Mr. Shapanu ' advisory-left to right Row I-Roy Wil on, Everett Whorton, Barbara Veazey. Gary Wetch, Vincent We t, Neil Yeager, Peggy Wann, Danny Willhite, Myrtle Winn, Robert Young; Row ll-Frank Witherall. Randy Wetch, Gary Young, John Wharton, Joel Walker, Bill Wil on, Eddie Wann, Gerry Wallace, Matthew Zakhiem, Darrell Willhite, Jame Wil on, Lillian Zamora; Row III—Nancy West, Bill Wilson, Edward Wallin, Dick Wasson, Sandra Widner. 59 English Class Gym Class Rich Cann Ray Rossi Paulina Ramon do 60 Block A Initiation Sandy MacKaroff School's Out I Clubs and Activities 61 Left to right: Row I-Kent Frazer, Judy Volkerts, Jack Tough, Harry Polley. Shirley Stange, Bill Finn; Row II—Danny Williams, Jeff Nelson, Darrell Lewis, Dorothy Millerick, Troy Winslow, Ken Murrey Fall Semester Student Council In addition to carrying out its regular duties of appointing committees, gov- erning the sale of student body cards, and reviewing money requests, the fall student council formulated a policy concerning the misuse of student body cards. A council discussion concerning athletic events gave the Boys' Block A the authority to supervise rooters at athletic events. Jack Tough VicePres dwit Shirley Stange Secretary Bill Finn Head Cheerleader Harry Polley President Mr. Crump Advisor 62 Darrell Lewis Jack Tough Vice-President President Bill Finn Head Cheerleader Jan Spear Secretary Mr. Crump Advisor Spring Semester Student Council The spring student council sponsored an anti-litter campaign which resulted in the planning of a proposed student patrol program. The program would sup- posedly control the litter problem at Analy. Council decision on the proposed pro- gram was pending at the time the yearbook went to press. Included in the campaign was the showing of a film taken on the Analy campus which presented to the students the problem of school litter conditions. left to right: Row I-Elaine Cochran. Tommy Tischer, Sue Stoddard; Row II—Kent Frazer, Johnnie Welch, Sandy Schafer, Bill Finn; Row Ill-Judy Volkerts. Darrel Lewis, Jack Tpogh, Sam Banks. Jan Spear. 63 Carol Peterson President Left to right: Row l-Karen Fellor . Diane Mathew . Carol Pete'son, Patty Papetti. Barbara Isaacs, Sandi Thompson, Gerr.e Morelli, Robin Nelson, Row 11-Carol Laoghlin. Cookie Rabinovitz, Sandie Kitchen . Cynthia Halting , Cheryl Arvig, Ellen Ocacio. Karen Sheridan, Patti Howard, Darlene Raphael, Janet McCann, Row III Marilyn McKenna. Joyce Furusho, Joan Holley, Pam Minassian, Jean Vidal. Sendee Schaal, Donna Robertson, Bev Cook, Pauline Ramondo, Cathy Chiarotino, Terry Finn; Row IV-Diena Clark, Pauline Sharrock , Jan Nau, Jennifer Blackthear, Eileen Law, Freida Ba  ignan., Nancy Christiansen. Chris Aho, Clara Shimizu. Miss Lorraine. Row V-Sandy Williamson, Helen Williams, Elaine Cochran, Jan Spear, Jean Gloeckner, Dorothy Braga, Elaine Scheer. Pat Silva. Linda Sue Chenoweth, Randee Miller. GIRL'S LEAGUE The purpose of the Analy Girls' League is to stimulate friendship and co- operation among Analy girls and to assist in providing worthwhile school activities. To help accomplish these ends, the Girls' League annually sponsors such events as the Turn-About Dance, the Girls' Jinx and the Mothers Tea. Jean Gloeckner Mary Richardson Carol Laughlin Joyce Furusho Miss Lorraine Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Song Leader Advisor Penny Ripple Patty Papetti 64 TURNABOUT DANCE Left to right: Darrel Lewi , Escort; Judy Volkerts, Queen The Turn-About Dance, an annual event sponsored by the Analy Girls League, was entitled Blue Moon this year. Reigning over the dance as Moon Queen was Judy Volkerts, who was elected queen from a field of eight candidates, each of whom represented a different student council sponsored club. Entertainment for the evening was pro- vided by senior Gary Foster and his combo, The Chords. The group accompanied jun- ior Alice Whitehead, who sang the theme song, Blue Moon. 65 Mr. Plank Sam Banks Sue Broadwell Joan Wost Marilyn McKenna Sally Hinos 1961 AZALEA STAFF Elaino Cochran Russ Taylor Joan Hollay Lynn Mann Dorothy Braga Patty Papatfi Barbara Isaacs Batty Gifford Frieda Bassignani Charles Barbour Nick Borete Joyce Middaugh Janice Worthington Row 1-Ruth Faber, Sue Broedwell. Betty Gifford. Barbara Isaacs, Elame Cochran. Row II Joan West, Sally Hines, Joan Holley, Patty Papetti, Dorothy Braga. Joyce Middaugh, Lynn Mann, Janice Worthington. Row III—Russ Taylor, Sam Banks, Pete little, Charlie Barbour, Mr. Plank. Producing a top-notch yearbook was the assignment AZALEA editor Dorothy Braga assigned to herself and her co-workers last fall. Since then, pictures have been taken, copy has been written, and deadlines have been met—and missed. The results of the staff's efforts are here for you to judge 66 Richard Austin Rust Taylor Oarlona Britt Bob Johnson Joy Ridgway Darlana Raphaal 1961 ANALYAN STAFF Elaina Cochran Oiana Mathaws Carol Patarson Bob Yarnall Joan Hollay left to right: Row I Elaina Cochran, Carol Patarson, Ruth Fabar, Joan Maddocks; Row II— Dana Allan, Joan Hollay, Linda Auran, Darlene Raphaal, Diana Mathews, Tim Burns, Richard Austin; Row III—Sam Banks, Oliver Wilson, Russ Taylor, Darrel Lewis, Bob Johnson, Mr. Plank. The ANALYAN, official weekly pub- lication of the student body, gained new recognition in the school and community this year. As a result of an editorial campaign which called for more seriousness and dedication in student govern- ment, The ANALYAN was cheered and jeered, but, nevertheless, was recognized. In April, ANALYAN staff members attended the annual Santa Rosa Junior College and Press Democrat High School Press Conference and walked off with first place awards in the pho- tography, editorial, feature story and headline categories. 67 Kill Finn Shirley Stange President Vice-president Sam Banks Jocelyn Pedroia Secretary T re as u re r FALL World Affairs Club Sponsors Promoting international friendship and goodwill by exchanging students with for- eign countries is the purpose of the Analy World Affairs Club. A pancake breakfast, which earned over $400.00, was one of the various fund- raising events of the World Affairs Club held during the year to raise the $1,500 neces- sary to exchange an Analy student with a student from a foreign country. Marcel Huber was Analy's fourth foreign exchange student. A native of Zurich, Switzerland, Marcel came to Sebastopol as the guest of the community, acting through the American Field Service. During the fall semester, Marcel made his home with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns and their son, Tim Marcel lived with Judge and Mrs. Al Scheidecker dur- ing the spring semester. In addition to carrying a full senior program at the school, Marcel played varsity football and was a mem- ber of the track team. 68 Marcal Huber Dana Allan Prendant Elian Travis Secretary Carol Mats Vice-President Alice Whitehead Treasurer SPRING International Friendship An annual project undertaken by the World Affairs Ciub is the sponsoring of In- ternational week-end, an event which brings to Sebastopol area, for one week- end, exchange students from International House at the University of California. During the summer the World Affairs Club is responsible for the sponsorship of several students to a week-long American Friends Service Committee Conference. Representing Analy as its third American Abroad was Dana Allen. Dana spent the summer of 1960 in Oldenburg, Germany, as the guest of a doctor, his wife and his four sons. The Americans Abroad program, as is the foreign exchange program, is directed by the American Field Service, a committee that coordinates community spon- sorship of both programs. Dana Allan 69 Jim Packard Jan Spear Joyce Knecht Mrs. Pedroia FALL Row 1-Carol Clifford, Donna Neeley. Shirley Stange, Mary Richardson, Susan Stoddard, Judy Volkerts, Janice Spear, Pat Sloan. Row ll-Jan Ebert, Judy Berkhofer, Joyce Knecht, Jean Cornwall, Peggy Osborn, Karen Furness. Ernelyne Retherford Row III-Susan Lennox, Ken Collinsworfh, Stan Tillinghast, Carolyn O'Rear, Alice Whitehead, Ann Mathis, Judy Balsley, Nancy Poncia, Mrs. Pedroia. Row IV—Jerry Mill, Ed Baker, John Messmer, Don Madronich, Chris laughlin, James Packard, Gary Wellman. CSF Society For Top Scholars The California Scholarship Federation Chapter at Analy is a branch of a state- wide honor society. To gain membership in the society, students must attain a high grade-point average in academic subjects. Membership in the CSF is the highest academic distinction regularly granted Analy students. Left to right: Row I —Bill Bertholomay, Shirley Stange, Chris Shekell, Martha Ramey, Jean Lynch, Randee Miller, Sandra Schafer, Jean Cornwall, Jan Spear, John Messmer; Row II —Karolyn Furness, Ken Collingsworth, Dave Johnston, Steve Buffham, Jim Whalon, Don Madronich, Henery Stiefel, Mike Connolly, Carol Delany, Susan Lennox; Row III—Carol Metz, Garry Wellman, Darryi Bertolucci, Ray Rossi, Ed Baker, Elaine Cochran, Ann Mathis, Joyce Knecht, Georgeanne Salisbury, Nancy Poncia, Mrs. Pedroia; Row IV-Carol Clifford, Jan Ebert, Julia Singer, Marie Ellwanger, Stanley Tillinghast, Carolyn O'Rear, Elaine Scheer, Judy Balsley, Sue Shimmel, Judy Volkerts. SPRING Jan Spear President Carol Clifford Secretary Carol Met« Vice-president Mrs. Pedroia Advisor 70 left to right: Row I—Donna Neeley. Shirley Stange, Rote Lewek, Sharon Clemons, Tim Burnt, Dorothy Braga. Elaine Scheer, Jan Spear; Row ll-Joyce Knecht, Judy Volkerts, Karolyn Furne , Kris Hall, Frederic Ebert, Sue Broadwell, Carol Metz, Suzanne Staddard; Row III—Stan Tillinghatt, Peggy Otborn, Betti Roberts, Kathy Kendall, Imda Auren, Paulene Sharrockt, Bev Cook, Mary Richardson, Mrs. Pedroia; Row IV Jean Cornwall, Jerry Mill, Bob Cihot, Mike Connolly, Gary Foster, Jan Nau, Chri Aho, Susan Badger, Chri laughlin; Row V—Jan Ebert, Ken Collintworth, Dave Clary, Steve Buffham, Steve lamb, Pete Pellini, Don Madronkh, Bob Young, Jim Packard; Row VI—Susan Lennox, Judy Birkhofer, Carolyn O'Rear, Alyce Whitehead, Nancy Poncia, Judy Balsley, Anne Mathis. FALL Superior Students Form Honor A The Honor A society was established at Analy just three semesters ago. Its members are students whose total grade points equal fewer than those of Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation members but more than those necessary for place- ment on the honor roll. SPRING Laft to right: Row l-Kan Collingsworth, Karolyn Furness. Shirlay Stange, Dave Johnston, Stava Buffham, Jim Whalon. Don Madromch, Henry Stiefel, Mika Connolly, Carol Delany, Susan lannox; Row ll-Gary Lynn, Bill Bartholomay, Sharon Clamons, Pat Clausan, Chns Shakall, Martha Rainay. Jaan Lynch, Randae Millar, Sandra Schafar, Jaan Cornwall. Jan Spear, Jaan Gloeckner, Sue Broadwell; Row Ill-John Fore, Richard Hirsh. David Herrstrom, Kathy Kendall, Jan Ebert, Julia Smgar, Marie Ellwanger, Chris Laughlin, Stan Tillinghast, Carolyn O'Rear. Elaine Scheer, Judy Balsay, Nancy Poncia, Stava Buffham, John Mass mar, Mrs. Pedroia; Row IV-Rich Ramondo, Vincent Pedroia, Carol Clifford, Carol Metz, Gary Foster, Darrly Burtolucci, Ray Rossi, Ed Baker, Elaine Cochran, Anna Mathis, Joyce Knecht, Georgeanne Salisbury, Sue Shimmel, Judy Volkerts, John Hirsh. 71 Left to right: Ken Collinsworth, Elame Cochran, Bill Finn BOY'S AND GIRL'S STATE Representing Analy at California Girls' State last summer was Jan Spear. Jan was chosen by the faculty to attend Girls' State on the basis of academic standing, leadership ability and good citizenship. At the eight day educational program, which is sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, Jan was given an opportunity to learn about the United States government and Americanism. At Boys' State, Analy was represented by Kent Frazer, Jack Tough and Eric Boss. The purpose of the American Legion sponsored Boys' State is the same as that of Girls' State. Boys are given courses in practical civics and are taught the importance of being informed citizens. The already chosen representatives to Girls' and Boys' states for 1961 are Elaine Cochran, Ken Collingsworth, Bill Finn and Troy Winslow. Jen Spear Kent Fraser Jack Tough Eric Boss 72 SCIENCE FAIR SCIENCE CLUB The Analy science club is designed to give students interested in science an opportunity to further their interests and share them with other students. The major project undertaken this year by the club members was participating in the second annual Analy Science Fair, which was sponsored by the Analy science teachers and the Sebastopol Rotary Club, is your Death. John Hirsch James Christensen Row I Roger Sherron, Bill Homey, John Hirsch, Roy Wilson. Row 11-Mr. Patterson, David David Hewthum Mr Peterson Hewshum, Richard Hirsch, Phil Hart, Bill Barfholomay. 73 FALL PLAY Verlene Hutchens, Penny Ripple, Betty Gifford Betty Gifford, Penny Ripple, Mr. Do Bello, Vickie Burgett, Sandy Kitchens. Verlene Hutchens Penny Ripple, Betty Gifford. Vickie Burgett Betty Gifford, Penny Ripple, Vickie Burgett, Verlene Hutchens, Sandy Kitchens Betty Roberts. Linde Chappell Ken Murray Mr DeBello, Bonnie Roberts Ken Murray, Betty Roberts The annual fall play consisted of two one-act plays entitled The Tenth Word and The Flattering Word. The plays were directed by Mr. Angelo DeBello and were the first one-act plays to be presented at Analy. Playing the leading role in the Tenth Word was Penny Ripple. Supporting Penny were Verlene Hutch- ins, Betty Giord, Sandy Kitchens, Vickie Burgett, Cyn- thia Hastings, Vila Echols, Lynn Mann and Carolyn Mills. The Flattering Word was acted out by Bettie Roberts, Bonnie Roberts, Timothy Burns, Ken Murray and Linda Chappell. Left fo right: Row I-Betty Gifford, Margaret King, Vicki Burgett; Row II-Viola Echols, Left to right: Row I-Betty Roberts, Ken Carrie Mill, Penny Ripple, Cynthia Hastings. Murray, Tim Burns, Bonnie Roberts. 74 SPRING PLAY The Night Is My Enemy, a three act mystery un- der the direction of Mr. Angelo DeBello, was presented at Analy in May. Playing the leading roles were Stan Tillinghasf, Gary Foster, and Cynthia Hastings. In the supporting cast were Verlene Hutchins, Anne Mathis, Russ Taylor, Penny Ripple, Mike Connally and Bill Finn, and Joyce Hutchenson. The play, which was written by Fred Carmichael, told of the fear experienced by a blind girl who was pursued by a mentally ill person. The play was originally scheduled to show in April, but due to staff changes, it was postponed for two weeks. Stepping into his role just two weeks be- fore the play opened was Stan Tillinghast, who took over a leading role. Margaret King took over the duties of stage manager. Ann Mathis, Mike Connelly, Gery Foster, Oliver Wilson, Rum Teylor, Cynthie Hastings, Bill Finn, Penny Ripple. Stan Tillinghast rehearsing Or Fen tain's attempted murder of Roane Shepperly (Cynthia Hastings). 75 Health Career Club The Health Career Club is the successor to the Future Nurses Club. The Club is now widened in scope; the Health Career Club members are stu- dents who are interested in a number of fields relating to medicine and nursing. Visiting the Stanford Hospital and campus was one of the activities undertaken this year by the club. Field trips were also taken to a hos- pital in San Francisco and to doctors' offices in Sebastopol. Joan Archer President Linda Hutchinson Secretary Susan Shimmal Vice-President Barbara Isaacs Treasurer I Beverly Wedge President Judy Kaster Secretary Susan Skarie Vice-President Pat Horney Treasurer Row I—Virginia Kitchens, Judy Kaster, Cheryl Mena. Linda Hutchinson, Beverly Wedge, Row II—Ann Albright. Joan Barr. Pat Horney. Rita Wiley, Betty Peterson. Barbara Veaxey. Row lll-Barbara Isaacs, Mrs. Miller, Sue Skarie. 76 Future Teachers of America The Analy Future Teachers Club provides an opportunity for students to explore the teaching field Club members learn to work with children by conducting reading groups for primary grade children at the city library. Helping at school events, such as the annual Open House and the Back to School Night, gives AFT members an inside view of some of the responsibilities of high school teachers. The club participates in workshop confer- ences in education and annually takes an all-day trip to one of northern California's colleges. Ken Collingsworth President Pet Sloan Secretary Claudia Graham President Ann Mathis Secretary Allen Yeager Vice-president Treasurer Jean Cornwall Linda Auren Vice-president Norman Browne Treasurer Left to right: Row l-Norm«n Brown, Linda Robertson, Dia Arnett, Nancy Osburn, Karen Ferness. Marilyn Ellison; Row II Pat Sloan, Holly Thornton. Martha Ramey, Jean Lynch; Ann Mathis. Claudia Graham. Andrea Babcock, Row III - Mrs. Matthews. Dana Allen, Cynthia Hastings, Linda Auren, Alen Yeager, Ken Collingsworth. Ernelyne Retherford, Judy Hardin, Sam Banks. 77 Dick Jones Sentinel Clyde Denno President Tom Byrne Vice-President Tom Stammer Secretary FALL Future Farmers of America One of the major activities undertaken this year by the Analy chapter of the Future Farmers of America was the hosting of a seven county North Coast regional meeting. Annual activities of the club include the showing of projects at the state fair and at county fairs throughout the state. Loft to right: Row I—Richard Silva, Steven Lowe, Bobby Clemons, Jimmy Brueggeman, Fred Farmer, Ron Jones, Danny Willhite, Jimmy Hayes, Russell Ono, Jim Connor; Row 'l-John Calvi, Wayne Hackworth, Bill Karr, Tom Mills, Bill Wilson, Charles Hensley, Gerald Schutz, Adrian Griffin, Gary Schuldt, Darrell Willhite, William Montgomery,- Row III —Bob Heller, Jerry Gossner. Gary Lynn, Bob Furness, Donald Schock, James Wilson, Francisco Aguitar, Dick Wasson, George Dodge, David Pedotti, Row IV -Walter Fancher, Bryce Austin, Gary Moberg, Jim Hardina, Jerry Ramford. Bide Nives, Steve Evans, Virgil Bowen, Richard Fielder, Ray Beswell; Row V-Alan Bengston, Bill Urton, Dolf Heck, Pete Stefarei, Ron Jensen, Pat Hubbert, Richard Fye, Dan McBerty, Dennis Kirtley; Row VI—Clyde Denno. David Medrow, Tom Stammer, David Naylor, Richard Royer, Roger McDermott, Jeff Hardesty, James Hannon. Dick Jonos. SPRING Tom Stammer Tom Byrnes Richard Royer President Vice-President Secretary Pat Hubbert Treasurer Richard Kosowiki Reporter Francisco Aguilar Sentinel 78 Troy Winslow Darrel Lowit Bill Finn Vice President President Secretary BOY'S BLOCK 'A' The Boys Block A Society, which was formed for boys who have earned a letter in any school sport, is an organization serving the school and the community. In co-operation with the Girls' Block A, the society presented to the student body a banner which the two clubs bought with funds they had earned last year from a senior-faculty basketball game. The Block A joined the local Easter Seal campaign and sponsored a commu- nity basketball game which featured the world-famous Harlem Clowns. Funds from the game were used to help pay for the score clock in the boys' gym and to buy supplies for the father and son banquet. When the spring sports were over, the society held its annual father-son ban- quet, a fun-filled event with recreation, eating and the presentation of Block A awards. John Rohde, head football coach from the University of the Pacific, was the guest speaker for the occasion. Row I—Kent Frazer, Ron Yoder, Larry Kendall. Sam Banks, Darrel Lewis, Art Wong, Dave Koehn, John Karlin, Lee Rigby; Row II—Don Baker, Dave Graham, Nick Boreta, Russ Taylor, Steve Dillon, Jim Hardina, Henry Stiefel, Charlie Hagle, Duane Forget, Gary Howard; Row III—Jerry Morita, Dick Johnston, Skip Marshmann, Bob Dougherty, Steve Buffham, Roger McDermott, Cal Kimes. Dave Clary, Bob Morono, Bill Finn; Row IV- Jim Eiffert, Jim Sprague, Dale Wells, Gary Foster, Skip MacKeller, Mike Marshall, Bob Gloeckner, Jim Packard; Row V-Don Gaskins, Tom Stammer, Harry Polley. Jeff Nelson, Troy Winslow, Dan Williams. Clyde Denno, Jim Whelon. 79 DANCE BAND Left to right: Row I—Jim Shettler, Fred Hogg. Ken Collensworlh, John Lynn, Tom Sinclair, Row 11— Tommy Tisher, George While, Skip Marshmann. Joel Marlowe; Row lll-Richard Stevens, Botch Foster, Mr. Lewis, Cal Kimes, Larry Kendall. The Dance Band was formed to give Analy musicians an opportunity to play popular music in a group. The band played at various school dances and functions throughout the year. PEP BAND The Pep Band performs at school athletic events. It is made up of stu- dents who wish to help improve school spirit at Analy. Left to right: Row I-Gary Foster, Jim Shettler, Ken Collinsworth, Larry Kendall, Richard James Petersdorf, Bm I.. , ' °m S’ C'a,r- ° Ve G, h m’ John Do • «. A CAPPELLA Analy A Cappella director, Mr. Louis Lewis, says that the purpose of the choir is to perform good music. The A Cappella offers as proof that it is achieving its purpose its having won a superior rating at the Bay Area Music Festival. The competition was on the senior high, junior college level and superior rating is the highest honor a choir is given. During the year, the choir performed at the fall semester student body con- cert, the spring vocal concert, the Christmas concert and the Sonoma County Music Festival. The choir also toured the district elementary schools and performed at various local clubs. 82 Left to right: Row I-Cathy Proner, Prissila Bolen. Janet McCann. Pat Fngerio, Carole Delany, Martha Rainey, Randee Miller, Chris Mendoza. Sally Tourady. Verlene Hutchens; Row ll-Pam Smith, Emmy Aho. Jan Nau, Carolyn Larson Nancy Strebel. Sandie Makaroff, Kathy Berry. Karen Ross, Sandra Schafer, Eileen Law, Pat Howard- Row lll-lola Nash, Linda Tillinghast, Kaye Jewett. Beryl Murray, Jean Howard, Jennifer Semuelson, Sandra Widner, Kathleen Trayner, Joy French, Theresa Smith. Row IV-Joellen Kelley, Marge Cereda. Elaine Kerivan Andrea Babcock, Karen Shields, Barbara Roberts. Joan McElrod, Jan McGrew, Nancy Osborn, J a nice Jeseen, Syiv.a Britt- Row V-Ronlad Stevens. Virginia Kitchens, Roxanne Deverell. LeAnna Deegan, Cindy Prosehold, Shirley Everly Shirley Megger, Carol Schmder, Jame Jones, Bob Peterson. Row Vl-Kenneth Thompson. Lawrence Kirk, Morgon Fugate, Frank Witherll, Ralph Ming. Dennis Franklin, Johnny Posey, Henry Lewek, George Tillinghast, Leslie Nelson. MIXED GLEE-MIXED CHORUS The Analy Mixed Glee and the Mixed Chorus performed at the annual Christ- mas concert and at the spring vocal concert. Both groups prepare potential members of the A Cappella choir. Left to right: Row 1-Diene Mowry, Sharon Forsythe. Jane Eldndge, Linda Miller, Mary Mora, Viller Mary Glynn, Sue Ohrenstem. Linda Cochran, Jean Shuck; Row ll-Joan West, Barbara c ,n' Rf£mane Beebe'. Pasty Roberts. Shirley Short. Joyce Beebe. Cecelia Cross. Martha Wood, Ins Rr Evalynne Menke, Christine Shekell. Patty Papetti. Row W-Gerrie Morelli. Lelah Mae De,e, ° Connie King. Dorothy Rose (Kitchens). Chen Ramondo. Rachel Zemere, Donna Hayes. Beck.e Browiv Alice Hensley, Virginia Mahan. Kerolyn Furness. Norma Nystrom. Row IV-Annie Bour land. Judy torgna, f 1 11 Bentzen, Joan Archer. Warna Neyman. Juan.ta Wright. Dora Pratt Bev Strong. L.nda Marshall, Carol Cross. Frances Jinkens. Connie Royer. Row V-Cerol Papett.. Jan Ebert, Kathleen Buttner, Judy Taylor. Marlame Moore, Betty Madzelan. Janice Wright, Nancy Christiansen, Chris Aho, Donna Roberts, Terry 7?° Lynetta Vessels, June Anderson, Row Vl-Dolf Heck. John Miller. David Caswell, Bill Davis. Steve Buffham. Ray Johnston, Buddy Syme. Charles Hines, Don Caswell. Bill Midgley, Leslie Nelson. 83 MAJORETTES The Analy majorettes, drill team, tiger and tigerette perform at sports events and various school functions during the whole school year. They prepare for their presentations on their own time and receive no school credit for their hours of work. DRILL TEAM SPORTS 85 Joyce Furutho Hit to rien Mergeret Elmore Eligibility Linde Sue Chenoweth Yell leeder The Girls' Athletic Association offers girls an opportunity to participate in Sendy Petersen extra-curricular sports. GAA members are taught skills in various sports and are impressed with the importance of teamwork and good sportsmanship. President Mrs. Town Advisor SENIOR GAA Left to right: Row I-Nancy Robinson, Sandy Williamson, Bonme Hixson, Vickie Young, Ellen Travis, Bev Cook, Chris Mendoza, Mickey Headrick; Row ll-Donna Wood, Joyce Furusho, Linda Hutchens, Margaret Elmore, Mary Richardson, Jean Gloeckner, Kay Spillers, Verlene Hutchens; Row III—Dorothy Braga, Pat Silva, Elaine Scheer, Linda Sue Chenoweth, Helen Williams, Sandra Petersen, Jan Spear. SOPHOMORE GAA Left to right: Row l-Rae Inman, Helen Inman, Dee Hutchens, Rose Lewek, Jan Nau; Row 11-Sidney Wood, Sharon Knapper, Shirley Everly, Cheryl Ono. JUNIOR GAA Left to right: Row I-Karen Furness, Ellen Ocacio, Pat Sloan, Twinkle Matoba, Claud.a Graham, Elame Cochran; Row 11-Vicki Hagen, Judie Corbit, Mana Chiarotino. Ann Bisby, Karolwn Furness,- Row Ill- Donna Peterson, Anne Mathis, Donna Rufino, Sally Hines. FRESHMAN GAA Left to right: Row l-Diane Mowry, Jean Harrison, Keiko Shimizo, Joan Chenoweth, Thresa Rupp; Row II—Eileen Law, Jennifer Samuelson, Sandy Rayburn, Sandy Markaroff, Cathy Trayner, Donna Perseteri; Row Ill-Sandy Widner, Lornie Rayer, Joan Trigeiro, Karen Ross, Nancy Noonan, Sandy Paulson. 86 The tpirit and our now banner wore groat! RALLIES Filling the post of commissioner of rallies was Judy Volkerts. Judy organized 20 minute rallies for almost every game day. Serving as commissioner of assemblies this year was Oliver Wilson. Under Oliver's direction, at least one assembly was presented each month. ASSEMBLIES Folk tingor Soa Shell Exhibit 87 SONG LEADERS J Judy Volkartt Cynthia Hatting Carol Papotti Linda Chanowath Diana Mathaw Patty Robarft Nancy Havrin Robin Nalton Figh t Figh t Row I-Patty Robartt. linaa Chanowath, Nancy Havron, Robin Nalton Row II—Cynthia Hatting , Carol Papotti, Diana Mathaw . Judy Volkartt CHEER LEADERS Pam MinMiiam Barbara Isaacs , 0 ,c ‘h ,Go°e Bill Finn Karan Fellers John Pollay Figh t Barbara Isaacs, Bill Finn, Pam Minassiam, John Pollay, Karan Fallers 89 FOOTBALL QUEEN UNDA SUE CHENOWETH. FOOTBALL OUEEN 90 S«v Cook P y Roborh FOOTBALL QUEEN COURT Miss Linda Sue Chenoweth was crowned Analy Football Queen of 1960 at the last game of the year. Linda Sue was elected by the student body from a field of six candidates who had been nominated to vie for the queen's title by the varsity football team. Serving as Linda Sue's attendants were Patti Papetti, Karen Fellers, Bev Cook, Betty Gifford and Patsy Roberts. («tty Gifford Karon Follor Patty Papotti 1 i 91 ANALY FOOT Gary Foster Larry Kondall Ron Yoder Mr. Botttrf Troy Winslow Clydo Donno Duane Waters Bill Duckhorn Jim Hardine Harry Polley Jim Packard 92 VARSITY BALL Mr Barnard Bob Morono Henry Steifel Phil Ito Dick Johnston Jim Hannon Oaroll lewis Jeff Nelson Coy White Nick Boreta Guy Hutchins 93 Bill Whitman J ff Nelson Dick Johnston Jim Packard Guy Hutchins VARSITY FOOTBALL The Tigers wound up the 1960-61 season with a four-five record. Mr. Wally Barnard, in his first year as head coach, was assisted by Mr. Don Bossert in directing the squad. Guy Hutchens, Analy end, captured the most valuable player award for the second successive time. He was the first player in the school's history to be so honored. Jim Packard was selected as the most outstanding player, Jeff Nelson was chosen as most inspirational, and Bill Whitman was chosen the most improved player. 94 Polley (87) v . Novato Analy vs. Novato Gloeckner (81) boats Novato Nelson (24) smashes Healdsburg This is football! Nelson vs. Novato Nelson takes it again Tigers stop Sonoma Hutchins (23) downs Santa Rosa man 95 Nelson tackles Santa Rosan Steifel (14) passos Marin Catholic Santa Rosa 900s down White (25) rushes through White beats Drake Coach holds huddle Tigers down opponent White again Tigers smash Marin Catholic 96 Mr. A. Bertoli Mr. A Shipmut Petaluma vi. Analy Analy vs. Petaluma JV FOOTBALL The Junior Varsity squad, coached by Mr. Adolph Bertoli and Mr. Anthony Shepanus, came out with three wins, five loses, and one tie for the year. Although the team lacked experience, with their high degree of desire they improved with each game to win most of the games toward the end of the season. Outstanding members of the team during the year were Steve Evans Rick Hardina, Rocky McDermott, Dave Naylor and Dan Williams. Row I-Perry Simm, Derrel Bertolucci. Bill Haywood. Rich Hines, Vince Wes . Rich Norris, Clyde Pere, Terry Dixon, Steve Evans, Skip Marshmann. Pete Gk . Clyde Sharrocks. R ck Crowder, Ted Farmer. Row II Russ O'Neil. Steve Powell, Bod Simes, Mike Cookson, Ed Denton, Lester Grindling, Gregg Pilgrim, Jim Mann. Don Burke, Wayne Wnckereo, Pete Pellini, Evan Rohrer, Mike Martorana, Roy Wilson. Jim Hayes. Bob Stern (manager). Row III Mr.Shapanus, Danny Williams, Rich Stoll, Art Denno, levic, Dennis Franklin, George Fion, Jeff Hardisty, Eddie Columbo, George Dodge, Bob Young, Ed Burger, Dennis Kirkly, Dave Graham, Don Pusatero, Bob Peterton. Mr Bertoli. Row IV Dennis Graybell. John Karlin, Ray Johnson. Hal Goodson, Jim Long, Charles Dillon, Dave Naylor, Steve Lamb. Rocky McDermot, Ralph Morono. Merl Stergin, Rick Hardino, Ron Schults, Gus Messinbrink, Less Ross, Gene Albright. 97 BASKETBALL QUEEN DIANA MATHEWS, BASKETBALL SWEETHEART 98 Marilyn McKenna Patty Papttti Basketball Sweetheart Candidates Gary Crow Duane Forget Tom Stammer Shad Overstreet Eugene Price John Karlin Merle Sturgeon Guy Hutchens Duane Waters Dick Johnson Larry Carrillo Jeff Hardisty Richard Royer Max Moor Mike Paris Mr. Diehl 100 Guy Hutchins Mott Valuable Playtr Max Moor Captain VARSITY BASKETBALL This year the Varsity Basketball team was coached by Bob Diehl, who coached the B's last year. The team had a fair season winning nine games and losing eleven. The team finished in a tie with Healdsburg for fourth place. Guy Hutchins was named most Valuable Player for the second year in a row. He also lead the team in scoring with 281 points and was followed by Max Moore who totaled 252. SCORES Analy 46 Healdsburg 44 Analy 34 Montgomery 37 Analy 43 Sonoma 37 Analy 41 Santa Rosa 61 Analy 57 Petaluma 62 Analy 55 Healdsburg 36 Analy 40 Montgomery 57 Analy 40 Sonoma 46 Analy 37 Santa Rosa 43 Analy 48 Petaluma 58 Row I—Jon For , Merle Sturgeon, Gary Crowe, Shad Overstreet, Max Moore, Larry Carrillo, Duane Watters, Duane Forget, Mr. Diehl. Row ll-Eugene Price, Dick Johnston, John Karlin, Richard Royer, Tom Stammer, Mike Paris, Jeff Hardisty, Guy Hutchins. 101 102 (left to right)—Row I—Hank Marshman, Phil Ito, Don Madronich, Bob Paforson, Bob Walker. Jarry Fires, Skip Marshman, Bob Dougherty, Vince West, Jon Fore. Row II John Klobus, Jerry Morita, Mike Marshall, Ken Murray, Glen Watters, Skip MacKellar, Gary Taylor, Mr. Warmack. 'B' BASKETBALL The B basketball team earned the title of co-champ in N. B. L. League play. The team was led by Don Madronich, Phil Ito, Ken Murray, Gary Taylor, and Steve Dillon, who was named most valuable player by his teammates. The team won 15 and lost 4 of their games, and had a win-streak of 8 at the start of the season. The team compiled 7 wins and 3 losses in league play. The team was coached by Mr. Bob Warmack, who is new this year at Analy. SCORES Analy 41 Analy 24 Analy 30 Analy 22 Analy 34 Analy 24 Analy 41 Analy 39 Analy 46 Analy 33 Healdsburg 30 Montgomery 26 Sonoma 24 Santa Rosa 44 Petaluma 33 Healdsburg 19 Montgomery 31 Santa Rosa 29 Sonoma 36 Petaluma 37 Mr. Warmack, Coach 104 Row I-Neal Yeager, Pete Bisby, John Worton, Paul Spedick, David Johnston, John Fore; Row II—Rust Ono, Tom Klinkor, Gary Wetch, Jerry Peterson, Allen Stevons, Rkh Cuneo. 'C BASKETBALL This year there was no North Bay League for C basketball teams. Analy's team, however, scheduled 14 games on its own. It won 11 and lost three. The team was coached by Mr. Dolan Evans. Bob Dougherty and Jerry Fires were the 'play-makers'' for the team. Mr. Ivans, Coach 105 106 The Tigers — At Bat - ANALY BASE Charley Hagel Gary Crowe Skip Marshman Larry Carrillo Bill McNeill And in the Field! VARSITY BALL Steve Dillon Duane Forget Mike Paris Bob Germone Gene Cahn Joe Karlin 107 Mr. Davit, Coach VARSITY BASEBALL With three home games remaining this season, the varsity baseball team has a record of five wins and nine losses this year. Next year's team will bring back all but two of this year's team. Graduating are Joe Karlin and Bill McNeill. Row I —Larry Carrillo, Bob Germone, Duane Forgot, Duane Water , Gary Crowe, Don Madronich, Skip Marshman; Row II—Mr. Davit, Bill McNeill, Gene Cahn, Charley Hagel, Steve Dillon, Mike Paris, Bob Foretman; Row III, Jim Hardina, Joe Karlin, Harry Polley, Chariot Withrow, Del Wynn. 108 Mr. Barnard, Coach Strike Ono! JV BASEBALL The JV Baseball squad, made up of Freshman and Sophomore boys, won 7 and lost 5 games in its second year of existence. Sophomore Bob Stevens led the team with a batting average of over .500. Bob also proved to be the best pitcher, according to coach Wally Barnard. Coach Barnard sighted other oustanding players as Fiori, Long and Claigg. The try-outs for this years team drew a large number of boys; Coach Barnard hopes that this same enthusiasm will be displayed again next year. Row I-Bob Daugherty. Doug Batt, Merle Sturgeon, Ron Schultz; Row II—Ron Cobb, Ray Johnston, Bill Haywood, Bob Paris, John Polley, Mr. Barnard; Row III Bill Mann, Bob Stevens, Ken Murrey, Dick Derum. 109 M ' Out Mr. Barrett, Coach FRESHMAN BASEBALL The freshman baseball team won three out of its four games during the eight weeks season this year. The main objective of the freshman team is to train the boys in basic fundamentals and also give them some experience in actual play. Mr. Ed Barrett completed his second year of coach- ing freshman baseball with this year's team. Row I—Fred Key, Vincent We t, Dick Ceneo, Den Shore, Steve Powell, Jim Bruggemen; Row II- lei Gnndling, Alen Clegg, Mr. Berrett, Pete Bi by; Row Ill-Peul Spedick, Henk Merjhmen. 'A' TRACK The track teams were coached by Mr. Walt Foster, Analy athletic director, and Mr. Don Bossert. Nick Boreta broke the school record for discus with a throw of 145 feet, nine inches. Jim Petersdorf's 880, run in 2-01, brought further acclaim to the track team. left to right: Row I-Mr. Foster, John Miller, Glen Hurst, Don Borsi, Nick Boreta, Jim Petersdorf, Gil South, Bil Dooley, Jerry lawhon; Row II—Steve lamb, Steve Trudeau, Ralph Morono, John Reade, Bill Whitman, Stan Post, Rick Hardma, Russ O'Neil, Charles Hester; Row Ill-Bob Morono, Ed Burger, Dennis Clary, Tom Stammer, Bill Martin. Jeff Nelson, Troy Winslow, Jim Eiffert. Ill Tom Fieri Mr. Foster, Coach 'B' TRACK In Class B track, Phil Ito set a new school and North Bay League record with a seven point seven second 75 yard dash. Also, a new school record in the broad jump relay was set by Phil Ito, Dave Albert and Jim Sprague, who achieved a total distance of 57 feet, one and one half inches. Row l-Paul Von Guilder. Bob Williams, Mike Dillaha, Paul M.drano, Jim Whalon. Tom Fion. Steve Evan . Jim Sprage Row ll-John Lynn, Danny Cope. Jack Davi , Roger Bueckens. Terry Dickson. Boy Young, Dave Shimmel, Dave Koehn; Row lll-Mr. Foster. Bill Orndorff, Les Stubblefield. Mike Ehlert. Steve Witter. Bob Stem, Phil Ito. 112 Mr. Foster, Coach Clivo Sharrocks C CLASS TRACK In Class C track, five Analyans placed in the North Bay League meet. They were Clive Sharrocks, Brian Clevenger, Roy Wilson, Darrell Willhite and Gerard Neves. Row l-Poto G o, Howard Hester, Fren Rose, Tom Klmker, Rickie Crowder, John Simpson, Gerard Neves, Lee Rigby; Row ll-Mr. Foster, John Pearson, Gary Saxe, Richard Sievers, Mike Roseni, Gos Messenbrink, Roy Rossi, Darrell Willhite; Row III—Brian Clevenger, Bud Syme, Scott Banthral, Russell Ono, Bill Karr, Roy Wilson. 113 Bill Wong Mr. Gilliam, Coach TENNIS With two games still unplayed, the tennis team has a record of five wins and six losses. The Analy doubles team, of Ron Germone and Bill Wong, placed second in the North Bay League. The team, coached by Mr. Douglas Gilliam, loses six seniors at the end of the season. Row I—Bill Wong, Dave Johnaton, Fred Ebert, Bob Young. Row II—Ron Germone, John lemire. Cal Kimea, Jim Packard, John Scott, Mr. Gilliam. 114 Mr. Whalon, Coach Mike Marshal Golf Team Completes Second Season The Golf Team, Analy's youngest team, had an eleven match season in its second year. With only one senior on the squad this year, almost the entire team will return next year. Mr. Leo Whalon is the coach. GOLF CALENDAR March 16 _____Healdsburg—Won March 18 (Ten team tourney) Healdsburg—Seventh place March 23__________Montgomery—Lost April 6 Santa Rosa—Lost April 13______________Sonoma—Lost April 20__________ Petaluma—Won April 27 _____Healdsburg—Lost May 4 Montgomery—Lost May 11 _ Santa Rosa—Lost May 18________________Sonoma—Lost May 26 _________ Petaluma—Lost Left to right: Bill Rainey, Bill Bloomquut, Skip McKeHer, Jim Schetfler, Mr. Whalon, John Fore, Glenn Waters. 115 ADVERTISEMENTS IN GUERNEVILLE - IT'S BUCKS A Good Place to Eat Open All Year CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '61 RUSSELL B. TAYLOR SEBASTOPOL IDEAL HARDWARE Open Sundays 9 a. m. - 1:30 p. m. Forestville P. O. 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