Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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13oard of Trustees The question “Why did you want to be a member of the Analy Union Board of Trustees?” was asked of each Board member. Below are their answers: “The desire to serve our district well, in behalf of the education of our youth, prompted me to seek the office of School Board member.” -BURTON M. TRAVIS, President “This is democracy at work. It is an honor to be elected to the governing board of Analy. I believe each qualified citizen should do his part.” -WALTER P. TISCHER, Clerk “With years of training and experience in education, a strong interest in up- grading educational opportunities for all, and a relatively broad understanding of school problems, I hoped to be of service to Analy High School and the com- munity it serves.” —JEAN M. KORN “I want the best possible education for my children and grandchildren and also to help use the tax monies wisely and with discernment.” —RICHIE C. HECK ... to assure the parents that the students of Analy are being offered high aca- demic standards, qualified teachers and proper facilities in the most economical manner.” -CARL E. SILVEIRA PAGE 11

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Youth Only a moment; a moment of strength, of romance, of glamour— of youth! ... a flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the time to remember, the time for a sigh, and good-bye! JOSEPH CONRAD PAGE 10

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Covering such a large area, Analy needs responsible and trustworthy bus driv- ers to get 1,000 students to and from school. This year Analy said good-by to one of its most competent driv- ers, Bill Braga, who retired after the Christmas vaca- tion with 16 years of faith- ful service. BUS DRIVERS — Mr. McDonell, Mr. Jewel. Mrs. Denton, Mr. Corex, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Deschamps, Mrs. Robertson, Mr Gruxer, Mr. Webb. The custodians, headed by Mr. Dilley, have contributed a great deal toward maintaining a neat and pleasant school and grounds. Many do not realize that rallies, lunches, assemblies, games, and other activities would be impossible with- out the ever-ready assistance of the cus- todians. CUSTODIANS - top row: Mr Alderson, Mr Coble, Mr Dilley, Mr. Har per, Mr. Doxvd. Bottom row: Mr. Enders, Mr. Dower, Mrs. Patterson, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Houston. The responsibilities of the cafeteria staff are numerous. Their many duties include daily lunches, special dinners, and school- sponsored banquets. Mrs. Weeks, her staff, and student assistants deserve our gratitude for a job well done. CAFETERIA — Mrs. Spradley, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Facendini, Mrs. Felciano. Scor'd ANALY AUTO PARTS It MACHINE SHOP BRO A DWELLS POOL SERVICE COMPANY OCCIDENTAL ELECTRIC fc PLUMBING CO. WEEKS HARDWARE COMPANY PAGE 1-2