Calistoga High School - Stoga Yearbook (Calistoga, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

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Whenever a skit was to be put on, or a dance or party to be decorated, the first person to be consulted was Mrs. Enderlin. She is more than a fundamental cog in our school's success, she is a beloved friend to each and every boy and girl who has ever come in association with her at CHS. She is not thought of as iust a teacher, but as a ood friend and counselor to all. She has helped with problems having nothing to do 9 with her field of teaching. She has encouraged some of us to go on in our schooling and be a success in the world. As the members of the Class of '56 look back over their four Heeting years at Calistoga High School, they will vividly recall the many happy moments they have had in association with Mrs. Enderlin. So it is with great pride and happiness that this year book is dedicated to one of the nicest people we shall ever know, Mrs. Lucille Enderlin. 4 'Q S L 1 5 I 5 W isa. ki. ...Qsw sniff R QW Q F Q af . Y 1 . M Q Q f 1 wmi Jw, ,A fi j lfifmxx- 1- R . - W' n .+A . . niifw 1 Q im an .-,-- A f f f -' ' 21 .,4 ' K '5 N-qw-M.. nav' '76 , . I jf ' 1 x ff! .6 i Q.. , K . J. V ' I xx S - , . x ,,,,.+h..w-Q-W' . ' 1 .. W ! ' f , I X. 5 - v 3 1 S . ' f . -1 . .4 .. ' Q. . . Q Q Q xx A M... Q . 4 'wig Q f , . 1 gk . ,..i is . if - ff ' A -5- . -5.5255 ig.. . -.X X? F , S.. . X ,F 7. Q. Qi? x l ' - - XX KA A f . ' ri . .. . K K if Q 4 s Q.. . X asia f ' ' f 52 W... mf' ,W ,r f , -uf' pr' K.. W 3153 5' A ww, MMM? fl . , , l x - YLMK , ll,-Loc A PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE To the Class of '56: Among the many obiectives of a high school education is a development of the ability to think clearly and logically and by so doing be of benefit to one's self and to mankind generally. The power to think is one of our valuable assets. As you go through life, bear in mind that no matter what you think, you will always find plenty of people who will not agree with your thoughts. This is to be expected. Do not let it discourage you. Thinking is a specific, not a machine-like, ready-made apparatus to be turned indifferently and at will upon all subiects. It is specific in that different things suggest their own appropriate meanings, tell their own unique stories, and in that they do this in very different ways with different persons. In addition, every decision we are called upon to make in this life requires thinking in two directions: lirst, thinking about the positives, and second, thinking about the negatives. There are both advantages and disadvantages connected with every problem we are called upon to decide or solve. lt becomes a case of weighing the advantages against the disadvantages and then deciding which will be the most favorable for us in the end. lt is my deepest hope that all of you of the Class of '56 will use this power to think for yourselves and that all your decisions will be wise ones. Not only your future earning power, but your happiness and the happiness of others is dependent upon your thinking. Congratulations upon completion of the four years of your high school training. The knowledge you have gained combined with good clear thinking should see you through the years to come. Sincerely, .31 William F. Jameson, Principal. XX ' wir l Mr. Wesley Olson Mr. William Jameson l Vice Principal Principa Mechanical Drawing Mathematics Science C.H.. FACULTY IWBMBERS l Mr. Osman lngraham Music X. 4 2 Miss Neva Hitchcock ' Mrs. Lucille Enderlin Latin Sewing English Foods ' h Home Management Spams Physical Education Ph James Fiflmson M' ' Milfyfn G ro Mr' Sh0P . nce J English sse Agriculture SCIS ournqffim . . fb is Mrs. Margaret Bmggeh f ' ' si, 19538 W Miss Twila Watters Commercial Arts Crafts Librarian Dr eschln bert Ffonc 'Ver 7,0 . MY- R0 H551orY Gen 'Dlry , Grqfs . 9 Civlcg i , Clenc i on o . u Freslflircfogy e Druve' Egrgglems . n ' r - ysfcolfdugyfzgn Senio ducatuon PhY5'Cal E i VICE-PRlNClPAL'S FAREWELL in MESSAGE To the Class of '56: One phase of your life is ending, and you are about to step over the threshold into an exciting new experience. Take the knowledge we have helped you acquire, mix it with your inspiration and perspiration, and you will be able to be of great service to mankind as well as yourself. I personally feel very proud of you on your graduation. l'm grateful for the chance to help you. Yet, l feel a little sad because you are leaving. I have really enioyed working with you. Good luck to you in your hopes and plans. Remember your friends on the faculty because we will remember you. Sincerely, -2 Wes Olson. Rx? ' X . 1 ' ,' ' fn f 'Q - 3 8 f J l A' fn ' 3 g , fi ,Y , S rv E X' N f 'R' , L 1 . W. XMLJ, W E Lf S is-+t5Y 9if X i s G 2 IE Q 3 V Q T 9 Q , . 0 ' 4 ' 5 3 Q X - I Q f Q 'ff' W 1 -if fl' ., ' ' 4 1 v 1 4 ?,i Q ,,, '? ' Sq Kg Y...,,,,.sf, A f if r mm -WF f - .Q ? twirl CLASS CF Course: General FFA 2, 3 Block C 2, 3, 4 Block C Officer 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Baskefball 3 Traclr 3, 4 Variefy Show 2, 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3 NBL Conference 4 Errol Anihony Ainbinder I956 George lvan Boyadiieff Course: College Prep. Class Officer 3, 4 Sfudenf Council 3, 4 CSF I, 2, 3, 4 CSF Officer 4 Block C 3, 4 Block C Officer 4 Foofball 3,4 Track 3. 4 Senior Play 4 P-TA Award 3 J! l 5 I W, ,V-,, I, ,.,7' Senior Year. Class Officer 4 Sfudenf Council 4 L Neil Richard Anderson Course: College Prep. Transfer from Middlefown Diane Lee Allen Y Course: General GAA l, 2. 3, 4 Baseball All Sfar 2, 3 Volleyball All Sfar 3 Variefy Show 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3 .- if Pafricia Lee Hively Course: Commercial Sfudenf Body Officer 4 NBL 3 GAA I, 2, 3, 4 GAA Officer 4 Basllefball All Sfar 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3 Senior Play 4 Variefy'SI'1ow 2, 3, 4 Band 2 Annual Sfaff 3, 4 Sfoga-effe Sfaff 4 Scoops of CHS 4 Baseball All Sfar I, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball All Sfar 2, 3, 4 Ivan Ainsley lchfers Course: General Class Officer I Block C 2, 3, 4 Block C Officer 2, 4 FFA 2 Foofball I, 2, 3, 4 Foofball All League 2, 3, 4 Traclr 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Eleanor Kafherine Sfevens Course: College Prep. ASB Treasurer 4 Class Officer I, 3, 4 Sfudenf Council I, 3, 4 CSF I, 2, 3, 4 CSF Pres. 4 GAA I, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball All Sfar 2 FBLA 2, 3, 4 FBLA Officer 3, 4 Annual Sfaff 3, 4 Annual Mgr. Ed. 4 Quill and Scroll Officer 3 NBL Conference 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I, 2 . Variefy Show 2, 4 George Bernard Whnfney Senior Play 4 . Scoops of CHS Ed 4 Course. General ' I Winner Odd Fellows Award 3 Eoc:flLEil43' 4 Basltefball I. 2 Baseball I, 2 FFA 3 Band I, 2 Senior Play 4 William Yee Course College Prep FoofbalI3 4 TracI2 4 Gary Dale Hudson Course: Ag Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4 Sfudenf Council 3, 4 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 FFA Officer 3. 4 Football 2, 3, 4 All League Foofball 4 NBL Conference 3 FFA Sfafe Convenfion 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Block C 3, 4 Edward H. Franzen Course: College Prep. Sfudenf Body Manager 4 Class Officer 3 Bloclr C 3, 4 Block C Officer 4 CSF l. 2 Baslrefball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 P-TA Award 2 Helen Marie Fisher Course: College Prep. Sfudenl' Body Secrefary 4 Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4 Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4 CSF l, 2, 3, 4 CSF Officer 2, 3, 4 GAA Officer 2, 3, 4 Baseball All Sfar l, 2, 3, 4 Baskefball All Sfar l, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball All Sfar l, 2, 3, 4 Annual Sfaff 2, 3, 4 Annual Business Mgr. 4 Quill and Scroll Officer 3 NBL Conference 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 4 Variefy Show 2, 4 Senior Play 4 j Scoops of CHS 4 P-TA Award 2, 3 Girls Sfafe Alfernafe 3 Sandra Augusfa Word Course: Commercial Variefy Show 4 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 1 Donald Frank Gafes Course: General Sfudenf Body Vice Pres. 4 Sfudenl' Council 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Bloclr C 2, 3, 4 Arfworlrshop I, 2, 3, 4 Arfworlrsliop Officer 4 Foofball 4 Baskefball l, 2, 3, 4 Traclr I, 3, 4 Baseball 3 Senior Play 4 Variefy Show 3,4 P-TA Award 3 urse General denf Body Pres 4 udenf Council 2 4 ass Pres 2 ck C 2 3 4 ofba I2 3 4 l League Foofball 2, 3 slzefball 2, 3, 4 ok 3, 4 riefy Show 3, 4 nd 3, 4 ops of CHS 2,3 L Conference 2, 3, 4 eafs Eamon Marshall I . ' v . . P l . . i 0 5 i . ' 1 M 3. N i -. XY qv 3 x Joy Nell Myslrey Course: Commercial GAA l, 2, 3, 4 GAA Officer 4 GAA Council 3, 4 Baseball All Sfar I, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball All Sfar I, 3. 4 Baslrefball All Sfar I, 3, 4 Variefy Show 2, 3. 4 Glee Club I. 2, 3 Marilyn Jean Molinari Course: College Prep. Sfudenf Council 3, 4 Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4 CSF l, 2, 3,4 CSF Officer 3, 4 GAA Officer 3, 4 Baseball All Sfar I, 2, 3, 4 Baskefball All Sfar 2, 3, 4 Volleyball All Sfar 2, 3, 4 Arfworkshop I, 2. 3 NBL Conference 2, 3, 4 Variefy Sllow 2. 3, 4 Annual Ass'f Ed. 3 Annual Ed. 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 4 Quill and Scroll Officer 3 P-TA Award 2, 3 Girls Sfafe Rep. 3 Scoops of CHS 4 American Legion Award 3 l Lucia Ann Saviez Course: General GAA I, 2, 3. 4 Baseball All Sfar 2 Variefy Show 4 l PT-A Award 3 YN Roberf Lee Walker Course: General Class Officer 3 FFA I,2, 3 Bloclr C 2, 3, 4 Block C Officer 4 Foofball 2, 3, 4 Foofball All League 3, 4 Track 3 Baseball 3 Volleyball All Sfar 2 3 George Luden Foufs Course: College Prep. Ag Sfudenl' Body Vice Pres. 4 Sfudenf Council 4 Class Officer 3 Block C 2, 3, 4 Block C Officer 4 FFA l,2, 3, 4 FFA Officer 3, 4 CSF I, 2 Fooflaall 4 Baslrefball 2, 3, 4 Track I, 3, 4 P-TA Award 3 NBL Doro'l'l1y Lee Gafes Class Officer I 2 GAA l 2 3 4 GAA Officer 4 Baseball All Sfar I, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball All Sfar I, 2, 3, 4 Course: General 4 Baskelball All Sfar l,2, 3, Sfudenf Council I, 2, 4 Glee Club I, 2, 3 GAA Council 4 Variefy Show 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 3x N 4 5 f YN Julia Bagwell Frye Course: Commercial Transfer from Tennessee Senior Year GAA 4 Variefy Show 4 5 Kennefh Owen Mancini Course: Ag Sfudenl' Body Pres. 4 Sfudenl' Council I, 3, 4 Class Pres. I, 3 Bloclr C 2, 3, 4 Blocl: C Officer 3, 4 FFA 2, 3, 4 FFA Officer 3, 4 Foolball 2, 3, 4 Track I, 3 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 All Sfar Baseball 3 P-TA Award 3 NBL Conference 4 Variefy Slaow 4 Jesse Madrigal Course: General FFA I, 2, 4 Block C 4 Baslrefball I, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Baseball 2 Class Officer 4 SENIOR WILLS ERROL AINBINDER, do hereby bequeafh my abilify fo ge? along wifh Miss Hifchcock io Punk Sereni. NEIL ANDERSON, do hereby bequeafh my abiIi+y 'Io remain siIen'l' during class fo Mouse Johnson. DIANE ALLEN, do hereby bequeafh my cuHing abilify Io Marilyn Sherwood. GEORGE BOYADJIEFF, do hereby bequeafh my mafhemafical brain fo 'I'he geomefry class. HELEN FISHER, do hereby bequeafh my shorf hair fo Dave Ervin. GEORGE FOUTS, do hereby bequeafh my '24 Dodge 'Io my incoming brofher. JULIA FRYE, do hereby bequeafh my red hair fo Mr. Enderlin. EDWARD FRANZEN, do hereby bequeafh my afhlefic abilify fo Varsi+y NeiI. DONALD GATES, do hereby bequeafh my car fo next year's Senior Gang for hunfing. DOROTHY GATES, do hereby bequeafh my abilify to have fun and noi' 'l'o gef caughi' fo My Gang. PATRICIA HIVELY, do hereby bequeai-h my abiliiy +o ear and sfay slim 'Io OdeH'e McGiII. GARY HUDSON, do hereby bequeafh my abiIi'I'y fo keep my femper fo Mr. Flamson. IVAN ICHTERS, do hereby bequeafh my large size 'Io David Case. JESSE MADRIGAL, do hereby bequeaih my Spanish acceni' fo Lynne Bufler. KENNETH MANCINI, do hereby bequeafh my car and abilify 'Io play foofball Io Spud. IiEATS MARSHALL, do hereby bequeaih my nicknames 'Io anyone who wanfs I' em. MARILYN MOLINARI, do hereby bequeafh my fanfalizing UI fones in band 'Io Penny Clair. JOY MYSKEY, do hereby bequeafh my feamwork and sporismanship in baskefball fo Ray. LUCIA SAVIEZ, do hereby bequeafh my poinfs in gym fo anyone who wanfs fhem. ELEANOR STEVENS, do hereby bequeafh my iob as freasurer of 'l'he sfudenf body fo Prin. ROBERT WALKER, do hereby bequeafh my All-League abiiify fo SnarIing Frank. GEORGE WHITNEY, do hereby bequeafh my safe driving abilify fo Mr. Olson. SANDRA WORD, do hereby bequeafh my abilify fo do my bookkeeping alone 'l'o Maureen. WILLIAM YEE, do hereby bequeafh my harmonica fo Mr. Franceschini. Signed, Senior Class '56 I952 Fronl' Row: Leff fo Righl: Mardell Crose, Beffy Blakeley, L'Vere Whifney, Jesse Madrigal, Bob kavanaugn, ueorge nuyaul-en, Lu Lerner. Marilyn Molinari, Helen Fisher, Dorofhy Safes, Beverly Meier, Franzen, Armon Dale Reynolds. clN 0l9'l'f9 Wl'li9l9Y- JOY MYSIWY- Piiflcli HlV9lY- Elealmf Si'9V9n5- Back Row: Leff 'lo Righl: Frank Madrigal, Bob Walker, Errol Ainbinder, Jerry Burns, Lee Berfino, Dick Woodworfh, Howard Harrief Herhod, Diane Allen, and Lucia Saviez. Hudson, Malburn Hunf. Ivan Ichfers. Second Row: Leff fo Righf: Larry Gregory, Kirby Young, Donald Safes. George Foufs, Kenny Mancini, John Livergood, George SENIOR As fhe members of fhe graduafing class of l956 look back over fhe lasf four years, fhey have many wonderful memories fo review. The firsf oufsfanding evenf on fheir calendar was fhe week of Freshmen lnifiafion, followed by fhe dance given by fhe sophomores fo welcome fhe poor, bewildered frosh . Then came fhe Freshmen Refurn fhanlzing fhe sophomores for helping fl-lem become acquainfed wil-h fhe ways of high school life. In fhe following fwo years fhe class advanced fhrough fhe fifles of Sophomores and Juniors. In fhose fwo years fhe high school band, wifh members of fhe class of 5b in if, sfarfed fheir presenf climb fo fame under fhe leadership of Mr. Czzie lngraham. The foofball feam foughf fheir way 'ro VICTORY and a league champion- ship in fhe school year of 54-55 under fhe leadership of Coach Wood. Many of fhe firsf sfring members were of fhe class of 56 . One of fhese players, Bo Bo lchfers, made All-League Foofball all four years of his high school career, second sfring in his freshman year and firsf sfring fhe remaining fhree years. Several ofher members affained posifions on fhe All-League Foofball feam for eifher one or 'Iwo years. This same year saw fhe B Baslzefball feam wifh a championship. The iunior year was nof only oufsfanding because of fhe boys, buf several girls fook fop honors on fheir road fo success. Marilyn Molinari won an essay confesf sponsored by fhe SENIOR CLASS- FALL OFFICERS Legion Auxiliary and received a medal for oufsfandng workmanship. Helen Fisher was Leff fo Righf: Secrefary, Helen Fisher: Treasurer, Marilyn Molinari: Represenfafive, Eleanor Sfevens. Nof Pncfured: Presidenf. Gary Hudson: Vice-Presidanf, Dick Woodworfh. Mr. Wesley Olson Senior Class Advisor ,. 1 x ,NM SQ . M Rims.-if .SSN ,x - 335,3- Fwgfiigi NTS 5 wa- my M H 5.-SBS Q L Ji l i S X ' H 'al Q, Z S S , Flrsf row leff fo righf: Kafhy Porfer, Lynne Bufler, Maureen Third row leff fo righf: Mr. rranceschlnl, Class Advisor mcnar b B b Wh'fk Mi k Prince June McMullen Kusler Richard Tedeschi Ray Penoli Tom Page Jerry Clair Ronald Hem row ar ara I a er, c y . . ' , , , , Second row leff fo righf: Mary Ann Hunk, Norine Sfevens, Winifred Sereni- R0dneY Peifeev Dennis Ames- Neil Evans Frank -l0hnS0n Clegg Louise Carlenzoli, Shirley Tamagni, Joyce Mangis, Carol Wglf Bafinolii Bob R0d0lPl'- B05 Obefgv GUY MY5keY Tom Mollnif' Ohlson Nelva Long, Juanifa Larimore, Donna Case, Brenda Barnes, M55 wafers- Class AdVl50 - JUNIOR CLASS As upper-classmen, 'rhe class of 57 elecfed as fheir fall officers: Dennis Ames, Presidenf: Mary Ann Hunf, Vice Presidenfg Louise Carlenzoli, Secrefaryg Norine Sfevens, Treasurer: Juanifa Larimore, Sergeanf-Af-Arms: Tom Page, Represenfafive. The iuniors were found fo be very acfive in sporfs. In foofball, seven members of fhe feam were iuniors, wi+h Ronald Sereni making second sfring All League. ln baskefball, nine of fhe players were iuniors. The boys were acfive in baseball and frack foo. The girls were also very acfive in sporfs, many of fhem being elecfed 'ro fhe All S+ar feams. Two junior girls, Maureen Hembrow and Lynne Bufler, were yell-leaders during fhe foofball season. On fhe firsf Safurday of December, fhe class held a Dungaree Hop which was a huge hif. ln fhe Junior-Senior Play, Books and Crooks, fhe juniors fook an acfive parf on sfage as well as back sfage. lf was discovered fhe Junior Class had some brains. Five members of fhe class were on CSF. Seven members of 'rhe class were in fhe band, five of fhem holding firs+ chair posifions. The Junior Class was well represenfed on fhe Annual S+aff. The officers elecfed for fhe spring semesfer were: Dennis Ames, Presidenf: Richard Kusfer, Vice President Louise Carlenzoli, Secrefary: Norine Sfevens, Treasurer: Jerry Clair, Sergeanf-Af-Arms: Frank Johnson, Represenfafive. Presidenf Dennis Ames Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-Presidenfs Mary Ann Hun'l' - Spring Richard Kusfer - Fall . Secrefa Norine Sfevens Represenfahves . Louise Carlzu oli Frank Johnson - Spring Tom Page - Fall J x-fifigx 1: Qirixi ..s' . . ' 1 ' TQ -- 651. ..... , 59, . 1 - -fm f al, .Q Si M 1 7 A Jing. iX'q':5.' A 1 E, x M, :N- ' h'Q 2 ,M LA - - , fif??wQ.Z1ll1 fi if- K rrgnr: aany rage, Nadeen Frye, Murdoen Frye, Duane Kusfer Sandra Bohn, Joyce Carlenzoli, Eleanor DeBrunce, Second row leff fo righf: Lois Word, Rufh Hughes, Kafhy lchfers, Paffy Johnson Joanne Bouscall, Olga Vassi l, Sandra Bohn. Third row leff fo righf: Mr. DeIbar+ King, Class Advisor: Leroy Carlenzoli, Fred Grube, Ronald Hassle, Gordon Elrich, Joan Halpern, Jim 'Schmidt Jeannie Marshall, Roy Martin, Lynn Laguens, Ronald Monfgomery, Fred Radelfinger, Ralph Muller, Dennis Hand, Fred Giles, Miss Hifchcoch, Class Advisor. Noi' Shown: Curfis Achley, Penny Clair, and Margaref McMullen. FRESHMEN CLASS The Freshman Class enfered Calisfoga High School on Sepfember l2fh, a very scared group, buf soon were enioying fhe usual acfivifies of CHS. Their firsf acfivify as a class was fo elecf Diane Kusfer, presidenfg Lynn Laguens, vice president Rufh Hughes, secrefary: Ron Hassle, freasurer: and Jeff Thompson, represenfafive. Jeff Thompson moved away so Sally Page was elecfed fo falre his place. During fhe freshmen inifiafion, fhe freshmen found fhemselves looking quife Eeculiar. The boys as well as fhe girls had fo wear fheir clofhes inside ouf and aclrwarcis. The gurls had fheir hair puf up in rubber bands and lipsficlx over fheir faces I .d . . . . . . . . n f e ml sf of rmhahon acfivnhes, Ron Hassle found himself feachng Helen Fisher how fo mill: a cow: Jim Schmidf, Roger Cromwell, and Fred Radelfinger gof up and led fhe sfudenf body in a few yells: Paf Johnson had fo do a love scene wifh Punlr' Sereni: Llynn Laguens saf on Keafs Marshall's lap and sang Baby Face: Marilyn Sherwoo and Dennis Hand pushing eggs across fhe sfage wifh fheir noses' N dl 4 5 ' ll 0 ll a me Frye singing Sailor Boys fo Fred Grube, and many ofher sfunfs performed by fhe co-operafive freshmen. The Sophomore Class had a Welcome Frosh dance and fhe Freshmen Class refurned fhe honor by having 'l'he Frosh Refurn dance. The friendly afmosphere of CHS hel ed fh f h P l Sally Page p e res men gef sfarfed and fhey are roud fo be parf of CHS. FALL OFFICER SPRING Diane Kusfer Presidenf Lynn Laguens Lynn Laguens Vice-Presidenf Leroy Carlenzoli Rufh Hughes Secrefary Joyce Carlenzoli Ronald Hassle Treasurer Eleanor DeBrunce Represenfafive Paffy Johnson NUMBER INTERVIEWED: 24 CENSUS REPORT CENSUS TAKER: HELEN FISHER AlNBlNDERi ERROL - Multi-millionaire who prints own 'style of money. Properties: Pair of gold plated plates. -- Head criminal lawyer for United States Government. Properties: Cell 4697J at San Quentin. Al-l-EN. DIANE - Head operator for Tap Your Wire Phone Service. Properties: Ten year prison sentence. - Sggond Einstein and chief engineer for government of Turkey. Properties: Well used hatchet. - Owner of world's largest dairy. Properties: Automatic milking machine and cow herder named Hook . FOUTS, - Happily married and father of I2 kids. Properties: Well used diaper service - Scientific engineer and inventor of scientific bell-bars. Properties: A well used formula. FRYE, JULIA - Mother of Frye's Five and half owner of Red Foley Show. Properties: One swamp stomp. GATES. - Fat woman in Ringling Brothers Circus. Properties: Thin man husband. GATES, DON - Jet pilot in air force with girl in every port lairl. Properties: Jet propelled. l'llVEl.Y, PAT - Happily married. Mother of flock of kids. Properties: Home tooth extraction kit. lCHTERS. BO - Owner of Bo's nationwide mechanic shop. Properties: Set of gold plated tools. HUDSON. GARY - Owner of large ranch and co-owner of Jenlrel-Davidson Optical Company. Properties: One pair non-breakable glasses. MANCINI. KEN - Water boy for San Fran- cisco 49'ers. Properties: One kicked bucket. MARSHALL. KEATS - Second King Farouk with world's largest harem. Properties: Snake charmer. MOLINARI. MARILYN - Private tutor for Fouts' kids. Properties: A well used willow stick. MADRIGALI JESSE - Owner of Hot Tamale Restaurant. Properties: One cool cat. MYSKEY. JOY - Private secretary for Cher- okee nation. Properties: One scalp. SAVIEZ. LUCIA - First woman Hot Rodder to win the Indianapolis. Properties: Super charged spark plugs. - P393 girl gg U, S, delegate for U. N. Properties: Dr. Scholls foot pads. - President of Safe Driving Association. Properties: Autowrecking yard. WORD. SANDRA - Ronnie's wife and sec- retary. Properties: Houseful of kids. - All League guard for Los Angeles Rams. Properties: Rowboat with no oars. YEE. BILL - World's most famous iockey. Win- ner of Kentucky Derby. Properties: One loaded horse. ii WFS? V 1 ,, . 8 I r 5 , I X 39 Y FROSH INITIATIGN Af fhe Frosh Inifiafion on Friday, Ocfober 7fI1, 'Ihe sophomores really piled on fhe punishmenf fo fhe amuse- menf of almosf every member of 'rhe sfudenf body -- excepf fhe freshmen. They were very good sporfs, how- ever, and 'rheir performance of fhe assigned sfunfs drew many Iaughs from fhe audience. And if wasn'f only fhe freshmen who suffered: some of fhe ofher sfudenfs were re-inifiafed I ACTIVITIES FROSH RETURN The freshmen deserve credif for fhe second dance of 'I'he school year, fhe Frosh Refurn. If was held Safur- day, Ocfober 22nd, from nine fo fwelve in fhe CHS Gym. Sfudenfs dressed in sporf clofhes and crowded fhe slippery dance floor. The idea of aufumn was emphasized by fhe cenferpiece, an enormous pumpkin surrounded by sfalks of wheaf. This same idea was repeafed on fhe sfage, under fhe words Fresh Re+urn. The class musf have fhoughf fhe ofher sfudenfs exfremely sfupid because fhe place was hung wifh signs direcfing dancers fo wafer froughs, repair rooms, or dark corners. Near fhe place where fhe unlucky sfag parfies saf, were signs read- ing parking Iimif I5 minufes. Everybody gof a big kick ouf of fhe signs. The music was furnished by records, and refreshmenfs of cookies and cokes were sold by fhe freshmen, fo whom we offer our many fhanks for a ioIIy fime. 2 ,42g5ggfy,g fix? I A ,,!1fQ,- Of? AEP, 5 1 7-,,q:.gQ:g, , 3332, Q, w,f.wf..x.. A . yy le. L - Q mffffzilf fi? W . Qfvgfiixgxxr- 3: -q,,Q.,.,mg 'f pxQR'2sxfwQ4 f wa ' , - ' rift.-Effwifizix-' ' 33? 'ik ' W ' 'K H Qf ffwh , -1 W K. . ww ,WW if 1 W pf ,sh 'Z 'we- m.'2aeN 2- g: -Q rmfgi , srl f , ' R 394 255245 vt? ya w 1 ,xr A W 4 - 'Tr l ,, ,,V 4 ,Lim - P9 v ' DUNGAREE HOP Only girls and boys in Levi's were seen al' Ihe Junior' Dungaree Hop on December I0'Ih. The gym wa crowded wilh s'ruden'Is from Calisloga and Ihe surround ing +erriI'ory who had come 'ro sporr 'Iheir Levi's and whirl shirls. The half of Ihe gym Ihar was decorafed wilh sirand of blue and while crepe paper gave Ihe effecf of a big I'enI' overhead. From Ihe baske? hung a dummy wearing a pair of size 60 I.evi's and a huge whife shirr. Cokes were sold and cookies served +o Ihe sI'uden'I' who were, afferwards, glad +hey had aHended 'flu Dungaree Hop. ACTIVITIES CHRISTMAS ACTIVITY George Boyadiielif was 'rhe firsl' fo Iry Io break Ihe ipanish Classes' Pinala by barring abou+ wildly wi+h a Iick. He succeeded in making Ihe firsi Iear, affer which mad scramble occurred and everybody came up wi+h ome candy. The PinaI'a's nex'I' enemy was Lynne Buller, rho made Ihe second rip and broughr down anofher hower of candy. The Spanish sfudenls wenl' away full and happy. The CHS band pu? on Iheir annual Chrislmas Concerr nn December I5Ih 'fo a large audience, considering +he Iownpour of rain. II' was 'rhe firsf showing of Ihe band's 1ew uniforms and an exceIIen'I performance. During sevenrh and eigh'I'h periods on December Ibfh, Ihe sophomores gave Ihe school Iheir usual Chrisfmas Parry. Each class banded +oge+her unlil fhe jazz music s'rarI'ed. Then all non-par'Iicipan+s sfepped back and 'Ihe s'fuden+s iiggecl and boppecl. The Sophomores served ice cream and cookies and pu'I on a very good parfy. ,S .5 s VICE-VERSA On Ihe nighf of February Illh Ihe girls were in Iheir elemenf, for Ihey had Ihe iob of asking land paying forl Iheir dafes +o lhe GAA Vice-Versa dance. The band of Don Meehan furnished music for I'he couples' dancing. Girls had Ihe pleasure of buying boufonnieres and piclures for Ihe boys Io give Ihe semi- Formal dance 'rhe finishing fouch. The decoralions Iwhich had been Izepl' a guarded secrel :zrior +o Ihe dancel were a surprise 'Io all. On 'rhe side Nall of I'he gym was a big red and while hearl which nany of fhe couples adorned wilh +heir names: +he cenler- :niece was a carl decorafed in red and while hearls, wilh Ihe same color crepe paper around fhe wheels and hifch. This was surrounded by dancers who were enioying Ihe :unning decora+ions. In one corner of fhe gym was an evergreen Iree lfor shadel. Relireshmenls served by fhe GAA were punch and zoolcies, which were much enjoyed. ACTIVITIES li'l'TW ' BARN DANCE On February 25I'h fhe FFA sfaged Iheir annual Bar Dance in 'Ihe big gym of CHS. Girls dressed in bouffar skirls, and boys in Levi's, came from all around fo danc in fhe wesfern gym. Go wesl, young man! would have been a good lhem for Ihe dance, iudging from lhe decoralions. One wa was covered wilh dangerous-loolring rifles, while fenc posfs were laden wifh beauliful saddles. The cenlerpiece was a real covered wagon complet wifh wafer barrels, paraphenalia, and people Iimifalions inside. This relic had fo be 'Ialcen aparl before if coulm be dragged info Ihe gym, and 'rhen re-assembled, oncr inside, by Ihe hardy Fulure Farmers. Bur all Iheir worl was no+ in vain, for 'Ihe elzfecl' was Iruly unique. Music was recorded and refreshmenfs of punch an: coolcies were served. JUNIOR-SENIOR PLAY CAST Firsl Row: Lefl lo Right: Don Gales, Larry Malone: George Boyadiielif, Arnold Henly and Raymond The Prof Nichols: Mr. Olson, Direclorg Bobo lchlers, Francis. Second Row: Lell lo Righl: Mrs. Binggeli, Direclor: Maureen Hembrow, Prompler: Lynne Buller, Lindy Williams: George Whilney, Gerard: Nelva Long, Promplerg Shirley Tamagni, Prompler: Eleanor Slevens, Miss Hamillon: Helen Fisher, Mrs. Gunklock: Dennis Ames. Lieulenanl Shaw. Third Row: Lell lo Righl: Juanila Larimore, Sludenl Direclorg Neil Evans, Sound Elleclsg Pal Hively, Goody Gullhopper: Dolly Gales, Mrs. Blickleg Keals Marshall, Announcer: Gary Hudson, Mr. Burkholder. JUNICDR-SENIOR PLAY The Senior-Junior play, Books and Crooks, given on March Iblh, proved lo be a greal success. The play, a lhree-acl comedy, was based on lhe problems ol lwo bank robbers who look reluge in lhe Alexander Hamillon High School. OODY TO THE RESCUE BANK ROBBERS CAPTURED YH Ni 'Q rw!! W ? , ' 1 lp' J R :ki 2 z 4.7 1 gf - LUN L U 0 l Pls xx! 4 . w ! -, P' Q- 3 Y i 5 QQNY? vw ii' tymg Q5 ,X X9 xx f ' ', 5 w..A.,....... x if gig? xr 111 lx I x 'fr Wig. W J A 1 I UI ' U Q A ws' . .f,,,,x.,, , iik . ,-ww wmv.:-'fl H 1 M P' . V b :fd?.:4,:' . V x . Qi Ms, 415 ' x x Ward fi li y. W S x 51? . XML '-:Egfr X -igW,,v,g - . f ff, in f'TQ?if? g:w --S wg , N AQ 4 :fy x S QQ 5 A 'EU .4 K, w I . I 1 '9 ' fi! LA V L, N fl, Z 1 , Pfiai I l aj I SPRING VICE PRESIDENT FALL VICE-PRESIDENT EORGE FOUT SECRETARY HELEN FISHER RALLY COMMISSIONER TISH HIVELY R t U - , f. .ff gf' A fi. Lg 57 .--wg' , J' . 'Wil fl' , Q ' X f I, E FOOTBALL YELL LEADERS Leff fo Righf: Maureen Hembrow, Lynne Bufler. Lilce fhe governmenf of fhe Unifed Sfafes, fhe Sfudenf Body has a legislafive body. This is fhe Sfudenf Council. If is made up of represenfafives of fhe sfudenfs. Officers are elecfed for a ferm of one semesfer. Each class has fwo represenfafives, and organizafions have one each. The Sfudenf Council has fhe aufhorify fo make decisions and puf info effecf any rule or laws which fhey may deem necessary, alfhough fhey are subiecf fo fhe approval of fhe whole Associafed Sfudenf Body. One decision fhaf was made fhis year was fhaf fhere should be fwo policemen af all dances and acfivifies. Ofher fhings passed by fhe council were fhe awarding of afhlefic bloclcs and fhe designafing of game concessions fo various classes and organizafions. Officers for fhe fall semesfer were Keafs Marshall, presidenfg George Foufs, vice presidenfg Eleanor Sfevens, freasurer: Helen Fisher, secrefary. The only changes made in fhe spring semesfer were Ken Mancini, presidenf: and Don Gafes, vice presidenf. Two new offices were creafed fhis year. A Rally Com- missioner and an Afhlefic Commissioner. Tish Hivley and Ed Franzen were fhe firsf sfudenfs fo hold fhese offices. I e BASKETBALL YELL LEADERS Leff fo Righf: Kafherine Pease, Carole Birleffi, Barbara Fifzsimmons STUDENT CCDUNCIL Fronf Diane Kusfer, Sally Page, Franlr Johnson, Gary llludson, Georg Boyadiieff, Marilyn Molinari. Row: Leff fo Righfz Barbara FH-:simmons Lynn Laguen: Second Row: Kafherine Pease, Paffy Johnson, Carole Birleffi, Doff' Gafes, Lynne Bufler, Dennis Ames, Tom Page, Neil Anderson Third Row: George Foufs, Helen Fisher, Eleanor Sfevens, Kev Mancini. Don Gafes. 1 F' lf? O ri hi: George Boyadiieff, George Fouls, Errol Third row left to right: lucnaro nusrer, woo ........., ...,....... urs! row e o g Ainbinder, Kenny Mancini, Bob Walker, Mr. King, Advisor. Hassle, Jim Pease, Donald Gales, Keais Marshall. second row Ion +0 right: Ed Frauen Gary Hudson Leroy Fourlh row lefl lo righl: Wall Barlloff, Ralph Muller, Neil Evans, Carlenzoli, Jerry Clair, Richard Tedeschi, Franl: Johnson, Gary Rfy Penal Tom P?9e' Denmf Ames' Ronald Serem' . . M sk. Geo., 0 Whi+n. Fifih row lefl' l'o rlghi: Claire Hawluns, Gordon ElfICK, Jack Smilh, y y' g Y' Ronald Whifeley. The Block C Sociefy, under rhe supervision of coaches Roberl Franceschini and ll ll Del King, had a very busy and successful year. Through fhe work of Block C, fhe aihlefics of CHS promoied beH'er sporlsmanship and scholarship. The members of Block C main+ained discipline ai' lhe siudenf body mee+ings and rallies. B L O C K ln order io raise money, lhe sociefy held a slave sale and aucfioned off several members lo The highesl' bidder. This proved +o be fun for boih +he slaves and 'lheir buyers. Their nexf proiecf was io sponsor a faculfy-varsiiy baslrerball game. The proceeds were splif befween lhe March of Dimes and lhe Block C. The money fhe sociely received wenl' foward lhe purchasing of new a'l'hle'l'ic equipment Bloclr C held a card parfy al 'lhe Fairgrounds lo gain more mone for lheir alhlefic fund. The members also enjoyed a siealc dinner which proved +o be a high- lighf of iheir aciiviiy schedule. BLOCK C FALL OFFICERS BLOCK C SPRING OFFICERS Lefl 'lo Righi: Fronl' Row: Sergeanl-al'-Arms. BCBG lchlerii Le'Fl- 'lo Righl: Fronl' Row: Secrefary, Ed Franien: Sergeanf-al Vice-Presidenf, George Boyadiiefi: Treasurer, Dennis Ames. . u Arms, BoBo Ichfers. 50-'30 d R'-'Vfi S9C ei5 Y- Errol Al b 'de i P e5'de '+' Ken M'3 c i Second Row: Vice-Presideni, Bob Walker: Presideni, Ken Mancini R0P 950 i0i 9I Tom Page- Treasurer, George Boyadiiefi. Noi' Picfured: Represenlafive George Fouls. C. S. F. FALL OFFICERS Y C. S. F. SPRING OFFICERS - Lefl lo Righh Fronl Row: Vice-President George Boyadiieff: Lefl lo Righf: Presidenf, Eleanor Slevens: Represenfalive, Marilyn Secreiary-Treasurer, Helen Fisher: Represenfafive, Marilyn Molinari: Molinari: Secrefary-Treasurer, Helen Fisher: Vice-Presidenf, Norine Presidenl. Eleanor Sfevens. Sfevens. CSF Under Ihe leadership of 'Iheir presidenl, Eleanor Sfevens, 'Ihe California Scholarship Federafion enioyed a very acfive year. Amid semi-weekly cake sales. The annual banquef af Hegels in Sanfa Rosa, and fhe annual weekday frip fo San Francisco, fhe club was lrepf busy. Ai' fha Iurn of fhe semesfer live new members were admifted and ihree dropped out Af the end of fhe firsf semesfer if was announced I-hal' 'Ihere were only 'I'hree members of CSF who achieved Life Membership in fhis organizafion. They were Marilyn Molinari, Eleanor Sfevens, and Helen Fisher. Firsl row lefl Io righlz Sally Page, Carole Birlefli, Leroy Carlenloli. Third row lefl fo righl: Helen Fisher, Norine Slevens. Second row leff Io righl: Carol Ohlson, Marilyn Molinari, Louise Fourlh row lefl fo righf: Eleanor Slevons, George Boyadiielf, Mr. Carlenzoli, Dennis Ames. Grasse. advisor: Clarence Luvisi. Neil Evans. I.-..................,. 11 .......,.-wg 'H - . Firsl' row lefi' fo righl: Joy Mysley, Winifred Clegg, Marilyn ' ' N l L . Palricia Hivel Molinari, Helen Fisher, Doliie Gales, eva ong y, Mrs. Enderlin, G.A.A. Advisor. Second row leH lo righl: Sandra Word, Murdeen Frye, Joyce Carlenzoli, Kay DeBrunce, Diane Allen, Eleanor DeBru'nce, Beverly Aichino, Diana Mund, June McMullen, Jeannie Marshall, Joanne Bouscall. Third row leff lo righlz Lucia Saviez, Donna Case, Juanila Larimore, Tillie Gonzales, Julie Frye, Nadeen Frye, Della Mae Prince, Joan McMullen, Brenda Barnes, Olga Vassil, Palricia Randall. GAA The Girls Alhlelic Associalion carried our one of ils mosf successful programs lhis year. Noon volleyball games were played againsl' 'lhe facully and boys. Also baslcelball and volleyball all slar play-off games were held wilh lhe remaining sludenl body cheering lheir favorile reams. Two slave sales and a food sale were held in November for 'lhe purpose of raising funds for lhe Vice-Versa dance which was held February I llh. The dance was acclaimed as one of fhe mosl successful of 'rhe year. ln lhe spring, baseball and lennis were played and lhe school year ended wilh lhe selecfion of lhe all-slar leams. Fourlh row lefl fo righl: Mickey Prince, Sandra Anderson, Lois vvora, Carole Birleffi, Barbara Birleffi, Joni Filzsimmons, Rulh Hughes, Marilyn Sherwood, Sandra Bohn, Kalhy lchlers. Fiflh row lell lo righlz Pally Johnson, lliamna Bisson, Barbara Filz- simmons, Kalherine Pease, Kalhy Marshall, Kay DeBrunce, Odefle McGill, Sally Page, Lynn Laguens, Diane Kusler, Joan Halpern. Sixfh row lef+ 'lo righ'l': Norine Slevens, Lynne Buller, Shirley Tamagni, Barbara Whilalrer, Maureen Hembrow, Louise Carlenzoli, Mary Ann Hunl, Carol Ohlson, Joyce Mangis, Kalhy Porler, Barbara Houck, Corann Hays. Noi shown is Margarel' McMullen. C-BAA OFFICERS Lefl 'lo Righl: Fronl Row: Manager, Winifred Clegg: Sergeanf-ah Arms, Nelva Long: Vice-Presidenl, DoHy Gales: Program Chairman Joy Myslreyg Program Chairman, Tish Hively. Second Row: Secrelary-Treasurer, Marilyn Molinari: Presidenf Helen Fisher. The CHS chapfer of lhe Fufure Farmers of America is one of fhe busiesl' organizalions in school. Under fhe leadership of Mr. James Flamson, FFA advisor, lhe chap- rer has done a lol fo improve lhe school of CHS. The chapfer has a poinf award charf whereby 1'he six club members who gel fhe mosf poinrs on Their proiecfs go on a camping +rip af +he end of fhe school year. One of l'he loiggesl' jobs fhe FFA has underfalcen fhis year was 'lo pul' in a lawn around lhe chapfer la'l'h house. Also every year fhe club members sell plan+s fhai' 'lhey planfed earlier in fhe year and raised in +heir lafh house. ln social evenfs fhe chapfer has done well. I+ has had ifs very successful barn dance. FFA Second Row: Lefl' lo Righlr Mr. Flamson, Advisor: Bob Rodolph, Flrsi' Row LeH +o Righi Ron Serem Jesse Madngal Dave Case GUY Hudson- George FOUTS. Ken Mancini. RGY Pefwll. RiCl'Idfd Fred Grube Leroy Carlenzoli Dennis Hand Dewayne Wareham T9deSCl1l. Ronald Wl'lleleY- George Smllh- Ge9f99 Bifef. ROY Jack Smifh Curhs Ackley Gilbert Anderson Marlin, W'lb Ell fh S l ' n ur swor , faney Gregory, Gordon Elriclr. K . , if af, 4 .W Ai., gf, 5. 1 ' .w.,g.x4gg,ffggqifw ART WORKSHOP OFFICERS Lei? fo Righi: Secrefary-Treasurer, Louise Carlenzolig Presidenf Donald Gales. ART WORKSHOP During ils fourih year, Ari Workshop again was one of ihe mosf acfive clubs af CHS. Under fhe advisorship of Miss Twila WaHers, fhe club worked hard and diligenily fhroughoui' 'rhe year making posfers and decorafions for various acfivi+ies. The club presidenf, Donny Gales, designed lhe coyer for fhe I956 Sioga and also was responsible for +he covers on many programs for school acfivifies. For fhe annual banquef, fhe Arr Workshop iraveled fo Sanla Rosa for dinner af Guidofles and 'ihen a show. Farsi row leff io righi Carole Blrleffi. Kafhy Marshall. Mary Ann Sfanding leff io righf: Barbara Bnrleffn Kay DeBrunce Barbara Hun? Louise Carlenzoll Odeile McGill. Maureen Hembrow' Houck, Miss Wafers, Advisor Donald Gales Ray Ponoll Gary Second row lofi' io rlghi' Joni Fllzslmmons, Winifred Clegg, Shirley MYSRGY- Frank -l0l 50 - Tamagm Kaiherine Pease Barbara Fihsimmons. ff'X'xi ' ' 'N ' -' Y as ,f 1 - - 1 ::,-. S3 fl Mrs Margaref Binggeli, advisor, and ifs six members, S ' have greafly advanced in financing fhe club and gaining more business lrnowledge by doing oufside iobs for a small fee. Callsfoga FBLA members affended fhe Norfhern Re- gional Convenfion af Fair Oaks in December. Officers were as follows: Presidenf, Eleanor Sfevens: Vice Presidenf, Kay DeBrunce: Secrefaries, Della Mae Prince and Kafhy Marshall: Treasurer, Joan McMullen: Reporfers, Clarence Luvisi and Della Mae Prince: Ser- geanfs af-arms, Kafhy Marshall and Clarence Luvisi. As one proiecf FBLA members wrofe leffers fo seven- feen surrounding colleges and high schools invifing fhem fo organize local FBLA Chapfers. Second semesfer plans included a field frip fo a busi- ness college and business office. Our FBLA members have every indicafion of being fhe Fufure Business Leaders of Tomorrow. Firsf row laff fo righf: Carol Ohlson, Juanifa Larimore, Donna Case, Mr. Grasse, Class Advisor. Second row laff fo righf: Mary Ann Hunf, Brenda Barnes, Dennis Ames, Pafricia Hively, Eleanor Sfevens. Third row Ieff fo righf: Helen Fisher, Marilyn Molinari, Bill Yee, Winifred Clegg, Jerry Clair. Fourlh row leil' fo righf: Neil Evans, Tom Molinari. This is fhe fhird year fhaf 'lhe Fufure Business Leaders of America organizafion has been acfive in our high - Fw-i i H. SCOOPS-OF-CHS Led by edifor Eleanor Sfevens and sporfs edifor Ne Evans, fhe sfaff of Scoops of CHS has had a mosf enio able year. The newsworfh evenfs were coverd by Car Ohlson, Mary Ann Hunf, .luanifa Larimore, Donna Cas Winifred Clegg, Tom Molinari, Errol Ainbinder, Jes Madrigal, and Marilyn Molinari, while ofher inferesfil arficles such as Odds and Ends were wriffen by Heli Fisher and Dennis Ames. Under fhe supervision of N Marvin Grasse, fhey have puf ouf 32 issues in fhe Weel Calisfogan. The iournalism class also had fheir banquef in 'lhe sprin Alfhough fhis class is nof fhe biggesf, if proves fo be fl mosf acfive in evenfs of CHS. The class also pul' ouf a number of issues of fhe S+og E+fe, a magazine of fheir own creafion. Besf of all we hope fhaf everyone enioyed reading o efforfs as much as we did in wrifing fhem. FBLA OFFICERS: Leff fo Righf: Kafhy Marshall, Della Prince, Kay Ann Da Brunca, Eleanor Stevens, Mrs. Margaref Binggeli, Clarence Luvisi, Joan McMullen. he , Hr , 4, . Hr . iff i 14 H K. Firsl row lofi' io righi: Joyce Mangis, Marilyn Molinari, Sally Page, Third row leff fo righl: Lynne Buller, Carole Birleffi, Winifred Carol Ohlson, Joan Halpern, Diane Kusfer, Day DeBrunce, Barbara Clegg, Ronald Whileley, Dennis Ames, Roy Schoepf, Jim Schmidl, Birleffi, Barbara Houclr, Eleanor Sievens, Joan McMullen. Second row leff lo righl: Jim Pease, Keafs Marshall, Penny Clair, Vicki Bisson, Sandra Anderson, Sandra Bohn, Neil Evans, Warren Feffer, Helen Fisher, Lynn Laguens. Errol Ainbinder, Clarence Luvlsi, Norme Sfevens, Kalherlne Pease. Kafhy Marshall. BAND Direcior Mr. Osman lngraham The grea+es+ achievemenf fhis year for The CHS band came when if was chosen as one of fhe besi class C bands in California a+ +he Music Fesfival. As a resuli' of ihis high raring, +he Bands phorograph appeared in fhe Firsi Chair of America, a book of oufsfanding bands in fhe Unifed Siaies, for fhe second conseculive year. This honor was buf one of many received by lhe CHS band fhis year. They were inviled fo Disneyland and fo +he Penecosfal Celebrafion in For'l' Bragg. Because of rhe fime rhey were being held, lhe band was unable 'lo aHend. The band was represenied af 'l'he music clinic in Siocldon by five of rhe +hir+y-'ihree band members. The eniire band wenf 'io Davis io play ialong wiih many ofher bandsltfor iheir Field Day and Picnic. The band presenied 'iheir annual Chris+mas Concerl and Spring Concerf, bo'I'h of which were a big success. 1 - . ...Rimini-N xX QV' N5 ...I x . QQ I1 . f A HU K .2 ai 'Hp A .l imi f Q By si, SE . .QR -2 0' ' ws.. 1, exft? 'tax ' 4 . Z? 3 o . 1 Ma ' 'f at nf y nf x .4 N. L1 vrQi ' U a Y Vx if Im JN . 'Z sig? V' ig? SE ' ii , 311 alfa Q A.. ' Q , Q, 'K .4 5928 xl ig 5 . y 0 wwf' K . , I . ? w ,469 fx 2 fm 4 A Q I I5 'R Q' W ' ? ' 19 if J. V. Qmfh 1, 34- X W., W.. . X.. .N 3 X fi 'Qs' .QW-,tis W sm. 3 :A 45 .Six 'S . Mi 4i r. X ' 5 Q 1 P Q x P : V at 19 ' W T Q Q Q M Q N wr...-w,.!' 55 , 1 k , X: . A a X K, sr.. :fs . ,QI-'QQQ N 9 i N 4 , , Nl wx . .. .-ww.. l '-'V'-ul-L32 Harlan- fi H 4 4, . x 1 frg F' f r w leff 'Io ri hi: Gary Myskey. Fred Radellinger, George Second row leff +o right: Roberf Franceschini,Coach: Gary Hudson, urs o g Whifney, Dick Woodworfh, Ken Mancini, Tom Page, Ray Penoli, Bo lcl1+ers,Clalre Hawlnns,BobWalker,Jlm Pease, George Boyadlleff, Ronald Sereni, Jerry Clair, Errol Ainbinder, Bill Yee, Ronald Hassle, Keais Marshall, Dennis Ames, George Fouls, Donald Gales, Wulf David Case. Barfholf, Franl: Johnson, Jack Smifh, Jim Schmidf, Rodney Pefree, Manager. I 95 5 FOOTBALL COACH ROBERT FRANCESCHINI SCHEDULE Calisfoga 25 .,,...., ......... A rbuclcle ...., 20 ,..,,... ....,,... L akepori' ........ Opponenl 0 O 32 ...,..., .,....... U pper Lake ...... 7 33 ,...,... ......,..e P e'l'aluma Jv's .,...,. ,... 0 7 ....,,.,.,.,..,e., 'Sr. Helena ......,.. ,....... 2 0 24 ..eee..,..,...e.,. 'Tomales .,.,... 47 'Cloverdale ...... l88 'League Games 20 6 53 CO-CAPTAINS: BOB WALKER AND KEN MANCI CALISTOC-3A vs. ST. HELENA The league opener againsl Sl. Helena resulled in lhe Wildcal's only loss of lhe season, 20 lo 7. The Cals :onlrolled lhe ball bul lacked lhe defensive slrenglh shown in previous games. The iniury of quarlerback Ken Mancini hurl lhe Cals as lhe offense slowed aller a quick lhird quarler score sel ip b a 65 yard run by Jerry Clair. Three plays laler, Ronald Sereni bucked over from lhe live and Mancini passed lo Gales lor lhe conversion lo end lhe scoring. CALISTOGA vs. TOMALES The 24 lo 20 viclory over Tomales was lhe mosl exciling game ol lhe year as lhe Wildcals came from behind lo vin on a lourlh quarler score by Dick Woodworlh. Scoring slarled wilh lhe opening kickoff as Tomales 'elurned lhe ball 8l yards lo lead 6-0. Two Calisloga louchdowns, one by Mancini on a one-yard plunge, and lhe olher a I5 yard sprinl by Clair, pul lhe Cals ahead, I2-6. Tomales slruggled lhrough a goal-line sland and converled lo make lhe score I3-I2 al lhe hall. Calisloga jumped ahead when Jerry Clair once more ran 20 yards lo paydirl. The lead was shorl-lived, how- ever, as lhe braves compleled a 54 yard sleeper play lo regain lhe lead for lhe lasl lime 20-l8. Woodworlh's score gave CHS lhe viclory. 'JALISTDGA vs. CLOVERDALE The Calisloga Wildcals wound up lheir I955 season rilh a job well done as lhey slaughlered Cloverdale, 47-6. The line, all seniors, held Cloverdale lo a minus 36 ards rushing, while lhe Cals ran wild. ' Touchdowns scored by Ken Mancini l2l, Ray Penoli, ill Yee, David Case, Ronald Sereni, and Dick Wordworlh ave lhe Cals 42 poinls. Anolher lhree markers were dded on conversion passes by Mancini. The linal lwo ioinls were picked up by a salely iusl as lhe linal gun aunded. 1, emzou. DICK WOODWORTH Fullback KEATS MARSHALL Tackle BILL YEE DON GATES KEN MANCINI Halfback End Qual-ierback sENloRs SEASON'S SUMMARY Led by co-capfains Bob Walker and Ken Mancini, lhe Wildcais 'Finished lhe l955 season wilh six wins and one loss and possession of second place in ihe Norlh Bay League lll slandings. Coached by Bob Franceschini and his assisfanl, John Cavagleri, rhe Wildcals T formafion mel opposing ieams wiih fhis line-up: Don Gales and George Fou+s, lefl end: Ivan Bo Bo lchlers, leff +ackle: Bob Walker, lefl' guard: Gary Hudson, cenfer: Errol Ainbinder, righl' guard: Keais Marshall, righf fackleg George Boyadjieff and Frank Johnson, righf end. HiHing lhe line were Ronald Sereni and Dick Woodworlh, while Jer Clair, Ray Penoli, Dave Case, and Tom Page ran 'lhe ends. Ken Mancini received ilie ball as quarferback. The feam gained a rushing and passing +o+al of 3,022 yards wifh Jerry Clair faking 'lhe biggesl' perceniage - 507 yards and l0.l yards per carry average. Ron Sereni was nex+ wilh 383 yards and a 9.2 average, and Dave Case was fhird as he picked up 366 yards in 36 carries. The Ca'l's prospecls for lhe '56 season look good as four backs and one lineman will refurn. Also, fhere are many up-and-coming reserves fo fill any vacancies. Coach Roberf Franceschini and his assislanl, John Cavagleri, former CHS fooiball sfar, worked 'loge'l'her fhis year lo form a very Fine CHS 'loolball feam. ag X ,V if , s g wfixa 45. xii V Q3 m 'N fg 'Q xxfl. K fs xx ir ig Q-ff i J w 41-E-fwff 1 lf,-Cf' . B, A , sw x.. 1 SX , 1 A. , - i 6 -ui . 6310-w Sl gf S Eg I -gre ' A .., -W ,, v 3, Q u 'W' E f K s T ,El 25. . 3' ' 5 . xx A ?3 K xg--f A ,,:3W.5 ' W, , M ww Q' M 1:32 ' 'wa ISN 32', f . 3 22 'G .yf - J' ig ...- Q A X S' le-xx. g .Q QW Q. V - -f xf - N, 5 Q 3 , . . Q A 1. , u-:.,,1L,.- ,... I gi, ,r N Q , ,,w.s,.?w XA Q 3 Q M Q5 5 3 -K 1 M N ,M Y Sw X X + S ' f gg X W ix J MQW I . A M on-,. I 3 ff ' r 2 24 21 232 1 X Q 5 U I' '-N. 'L 30 ' 'iw L mx! 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Analy ...l,.,..,,,,,., 44 ....,..,.. 'Geyserville .,......, ....,...... 47 ............ Lalreporf ...............,., A ......,4. 55 36 ....,....... Sanfa Rosa Jv's .....,.......... 45 .,.....,.. SL Helena .............,,..,,.....,. 45 ..,,....w. 'Cloverdale .......,. ...,.,.,,,, 40 ............ Lalrepori ...... .........,, 44 ..,....... 'Tomales .o.....,..,...,,,,.,,,,..,,,,, 35 ...,.,,,.. 'Geyserville ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, 'Deno'les league games Of-IN Forward SQN 3 S, -,LXf:..m . A , Q. A-A., 1 5 I ' Q Q E 5 Y Q six if Q ge .3 1 km fl i NI was -. ,Q . , K .jk - 2 X K x .f f f 41 .v f b A 33R,i. K fx. -.1 L 5-f 'i ii in -is F .hJ 2 3' :Q I' I 1 Q X V 5 'af , ww 'lull' ,S X Q f 1 IZ? X , +L.. 5. Qfg ,Q 3, is 2, WH .5 I3 , ',b ,, A ' h X . .A I 5 V Q' izik ff '.. 'fx x . ,1 3 L i A A a Q - N' .ff Egg Q ww 11.1 ' Q. Y. 'K li x uk' 31 3 RX 9' if L Q Q ' Q Z f 59 V15- K1: ,.. , ,W W :iw 513155 .E ,N X N.,-, LQ' -...MQ 5 3 sr E 15 M V l f H342 M W ,. R N f m V iii? ' X J? bg sh. 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MN , 1 - Q, W is kfilfg Slit f ax f X L- .Q my R K, w?z'?E.f GTX iii.: kwa.. , . A ww. . . .. 3 V, ki. KVM ,.., .Qi in ' ff' Q sv if' N521 lax? 'I' i M, as fm 5, Fifi 'gm ,- wa l X . . .. . .-.-4135? ., -. Fifi! . .H ,ak -1 E , Hy.. L K Qi S ew. gg' 'kv 1 z f A 1 it mx. X 4 ,A if S 'WK 5 1.2 . . 'Q - f .Eiiis 'L i ,v f I? x wk.. li -. .1283 HFS? Row: LGH fo Riqhfr Jim PNS8. GUY MYSNY. JBSSB M0Cll'l96l- Second Row: Lefl lo Righ+: Coach Bob Franceschini. Gordon Ray Pvrwll. Dehr1iS l-ll'ld6I'mGI1. Penny Clair. DGWGYHB WGfQll0m. Dave Elrich. Ron Sereni, Ken Mancini, Claire Hawlins, Bob Walker, Wall Case, Ed Franzen, George Bifer. Barlholf, Neil Evans, Jim Schmidf, Dave Ervin, Swaney Burrus, Manager, Ralph Muller. The CHS baseball ieam had fo depend on The developmenf of new players under coach Bob Franceschini's direc+ion as Ken Mancini was fhe only senior and refurning leHerman on fhe squad. The feam losf ifs firsl' six praclice games, bul as 'rhe season progressed lhey won several league games. Wifh experience gained by lower classmen lhis year, 'lhe 'leam has hopes for a championship in 57. BASEBALL TEAM AT PRACTICE I A l. - sg... ... Firsl' Row' Lefl' fo Righi- Jerry Clair Leroy Carlenzoli, Fred Giles, Jeconu nova Leu iv mg.-.. .-.... ,....,.., ..- .... --,,,,, , 1 ' ' M h ll W li Bariholf, Geor e Ray Pendli, Bill Yee, Ron Hassle, David Case, Fred Radelfinger, FOUTS. George B0Y0dl'efl- KBGTS CYS G . 0 9 Errol Ainbinder. Smifh, Coach Del King. TRACK Under +he coaching of Del King The A 'lrack feam won fhe championship of NBL lll. The 'l'eam was spearheaded by several reiurning leifermen. Af S+. Helena on April 25'rh, +he A ream won 1'he league meer. The members of +he winning +eam included Tom Page, Jerry Clair, George Fouls, George Boyadiieff, Jesse Madrigal, Bob Walker, Bo lchiers, Wall' Barrholf, Dave Case, Bill Yee, Jim Schmidf, and Fred Radlefinger. Five members of 'l'he A ieam fraveled 'lo Davis on April 2ls1' +o compeie in 'rhe annual Davis Track Meer. The 'ieam also compefed in'o1'her meeis 'ihroughoui' The year. The B 'leam was sparsely manned. The C leam en- joyed a good season and wiih rhe experience gained, ihe members will make nexi year's A and B reams sfronger. Mr. King deserves much credii for ihe fine showing of CHS in track and baske+ball. TRACK TEAM AT PRACTICE ALL STAR BASKETBALL Firsl row lell lo righl: Lynne Buller, Maureen Hembrow, Joy Myslcey, Diane Kusler, Murdeen Frye, Kalhy Marshall, Della Mae Prince. Second row lell lo righl: Marilyn Molinari, Carole Birlelli, Barbara Filzsimmons, Dolly Gales, Palricia Hively, Helen Fisher, Pally Johnson. Mary Ann Hunl, Kalherine Pease. Girls' sporls occupy an imporlanl place in lhe life ol CHS, and during lhe year lhe girls of CHS, all ol whom are members of GAA, parlicipaled in various sporl aclivilies. Speedball led off lhe season, bul because lhis sporl was new lo lhe girls, no all-slar or inler-class games were played. Baslrelball was nexl and lhe bi m was lhe cenler of - 9 9Y allraclion during noon hour lor CHS girls who were en- gaged in inler-class baslzelball games. Soon aflerwards came volleyball, which proved lo be lhe mosl popular sporl ol lhe year. Over len games were played belween selecled leams ol girls and lhe lacully, and many boys parlicipaled also. The lirsl days of spring found lhe lield lilled again wilh girls, warming up for lhe forlh-coming sollball lourna- menls. During lhe winler monlhs various indoor sporls, includ- ing ping-pong and badminlon, were played, and many of lhe girls played lennis. Towards lhe end ol lhe school year lhirly-five members wenl lo Sl. Helena, where lhe combined leams wilh Sl. Helena's GAA members. These leams compeled in many sporls, including lumbling and lrack. ALL STAR VOLLEYBALL Firsl row lell lo righl: Joyce Carlenzoli, Eleanor DeBrunce, Joy Myslrey, Joan Halpern, Murdeen Frye. Sally Page, Della Mae Prince. Second row lell lo righl: Lynn Laguens, Marilyn Molinari, Nelva Long, Dolly Gales, Palricia Hively, Helen Fisher, Mary Ann Hunl. Pally Johnson, Diane Kusler. GIRLS SPORTS INTRA-MURAL Firsl row lell lo righl: Murdeen Frye, Sally Page, Barbara Whilaller, Maureen Hembrow, Joy Myslrey, Kalhy Marshall, Della Mae Prince, Diane Kusler, Lynn Laguans. Second row lefl lo righl: Lynne Buller, Barbara Filzsimmons. Kalherine Pease, Helen Fisher, Palricia Hively, Dolly Gales, Nelva Long, Rulh Hughes, Pally Johnson, Marilyn Molinari. ALL STAR BASEBALL THANK YOU No large underlaking can be done by one' or lwo. The annual is one of fhese. To produce a book such as ihis +l1e help of many is necessary. To 'lhese people we, +he ediiors and sfaff of 'lhe I956 Sfoga, would like 'lo express our sincere lhanks. Firsi' of all, lo fhe merchanls who so willingly gave sup- porl, and never said no 'lo a high school s'l'uden+. Wilh- ou+ lheir help we could never begin +o +hink of an annual. We greafly appreciale lhe help' and advice given us by Mr. Grasse, our advisor: l'he co-operalion of members of fhe facully: and 'lhe help of lhe sludenis who gave of iheir lime and efforl' by wrifing copy and assisfing in whalever way possible. To Mr. Allen of Valley Business Forms, lnc., for his handling of +he prin+ing and making 'rhe whole iob so easy for all of us: Mr. MacCreary of Clara-Mac Sfudios for his fine phofography and help whenever possible: Mr. Hoiem and Mr. Russell of 'lhe Pholo Shop for 'lheir palience in developing our piclures, and lo Mr. Wesley Olson for his addifional pholograph . Wi+hou+ The help of 'lhese people we could noi have had such a large annual which enabled us lo oFFer more exfensive coverage of school acfivilies, and fo make fhis a book of memories. ln shorl', wilhoul fheir help if could nor have been done, and we again wani fo say our mosi' hearifeli and sincere fhanks. Leif lo Righl: Advisor, Mr. Grasse: Edifor, Marilyn Molinari: Assislanl-Edifor, Dennis Ames. STAFF HEADS Lefl io Righf: Business Manager, Helen Fisher: Managing Edifor, Eleanor Sfevensp Sporfs-Edilor, Neil Evans: Phofographer, Clarence Luvisi, Noi piclured: Adverfising-Edifor, Donna Case. I956 STOGA STAFF Firsl' row leff fo righi: Barbara Houck, Carole Birleffi, Sally Page. Second row leff 'ro'righl: Joyce Mangis, Winifred Clegg, Carol Ohlson. Third row lefl' lo righlz Norine Sievens, Barbara Fifzsimmons. Errol Ainbinder. Fourlh row lefl lo righlz Neil Evans, Palricia Hively, Mary Ann Hunl. 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