Calistoga High School - Stoga Yearbook (Calistoga, CA)

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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

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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