Calistoga High School - Stoga Yearbook (Calistoga, CA)

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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 - .

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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.

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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.