Healdsburg High School - Sotoyoman Yearbook (Healdsburg, CA)

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Mm as KZ c ' MW DICK KRUCKMAN DAVE MANLEY BILL RICH JIM LEBARON Ed To Ta I LayouT Ed To a ag ARNOLD GOLDBERG PATTE DEMOSTENE JERE HOLBROOK NORMAN SCHWIETERT C py Ed To Bu ess Manage Ar? Ed To Ad uso Smfoynman, H rhliacu, Each Tall a small group oT sTudenTs comprlsung The SoToyoman STaTT have The problem oT learnrng and worklng rapudly To puT ouT The besT book possuble Tor The 300 subscribers The leadershnp Tor Thus year s book was made up oT a combunahon oT experuence and Inexperuence Duck Kruckman lasT years Curculahon Manager reTurned To head The sTaTT As a enuor Duck had The know how buT needed an occasuonal push l obliged Second IH command as AssIsTanT EdITor was Dave Manley a compeTenT senior wuTh 3 loT OT InITlaTuve These Two boys were an :deal combunahon Arnold Goldberg a boy wITh a way wuTh words held down The 'ob oT Copy EduTor IT your name IS mls spelled or you don T luke The wrITe ups Arnold IS The one To see Sunce The SoToyoman collecTs over SIZOO during The school year, a compeTenT person Tor Busrness Manager musT be Tound The problem was neaTly solved when PaTTe Demos Tene was chosen Tor The 'ob DespITe her many absences because oT pouson oak, she drd a bang up 'ob oT keepnng accuraTe records As Cnrculahon Manager, Jrm l.eBaron was pxcked To handle The money collechons and TusTr1buTuon OT books BIII Rrch was chosen because oT lasT years cxperuence, To work on lay ouT and plc Ture arrangemenT Donng The arT work was Jere I-Iolbrook, chosen Trom ouTsIde The class group I-Te dad a neaT1ob oT dressung up The book wITh has pen and Ink clrawnngs This was The sTaTT Each can be proud oT The resulTs IH proporhon To hns conTrubuTIon NORMAN SCI-IWIETERT, Advrsor

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T The 1 m ha 'ro speak of ma y th Caughr by rhe camera in his usual reaching pose is Norman Schwielerl ro whom The I95O So'royoman slafl dedicares rhis boolc. ln his rhree years ar l-lealdsburg l-ligh, This slender, sandyvhaired, young insrruclor has made a place for himself by his worlc as English, speech and journalism Teacher and Key Club advisor. The war broughr him 'ro California from Iowa, where he allended Coe College al Nhich he was awarded a prize for being 'llhe mosr promising iournalisrn sludenlf' l-le has worked ar many jobs and gui? an accounring posilion ro enler Teaching. Al school he is seen wilh a worried lrown, Though he insisls he never worries. ln The classroom he paces, sils on rho edge ol his deslc and has been lcnown lo brealc a yard sliclc in a momeni of anger. Known as The Thin Man, his hobbies include fixing up his hillfop home and reading.