Healdsburg High School - Sotoyoman Yearbook (Healdsburg, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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CARL CORSON, General Me- tals I and II, Ag Mechanics II II and IV ARGYLE cRoss,Agsc1ence 11, fn, and rvf -.5 Future Farmers and their tractor N Y, A demonstration by the Boss kc! 5 as, X O O Q .-4 .i It looks the same in the micro- scope as it does in the book. clentlsts Needed The question: How best train in math and science? A1 Worden, Biology. James Vogt, Chemistry, Physics, Senior Science. Matilda Iversen, Geometry, Math IV, Senior Math. Now this should measure the me- chanical advantage. Language is an Art Problems in English, Spanish, and French un- der discussion. Bertha Vranna, Spanish I and II. Mary Uboldi, English H and IV, Drama- tics. Elizabeth Fournier, English III, French I and II. Play practice in the reading court Spanish translation in room ll .,, . :Ml , viii J. . f I J' if 5 X x ln- y n .'?'X Write on the significance of the Eisenhower landslide. Histor eads They confer on new materials. MARSHALL WHEELER,Wor1dl-Iistory, U.s. History, Eng- lishll. ROBERT FLETCHER, Wald History, General Math,AdvancedAlgebx2. ART Mc- CAFFREY, Senior Problems. Listening attentively to Mr.Whee1er. I0 Exercise in Education The directors of P. E. and sports relax in the reading court. EDWARD MATTEOLI, Phy- sical Education and U.S. History. BARBARA VYE, Girls' Physical Education. GENE DE- FILIPPIS,Physica1 Education, U. S. History. 'sf Wasp' fl A .ff ' 115mg 'Q ' My 4-ff'-0 jfffgf' 3-'Y vim, 3D Q ' 7 '. --h ----'AQQQ ., ,. ' A . -, This one is a. cinch for a bullseye. Touch football in fourth period P.E. -1 ' 5 AMN Aff'-f , Mg. A, 1.5 A n , 'Q ,YS .L,. , Z E K . I 1' 'L I ,flaw-:w ' Q up 2 ' QW: 5 Z Q ' fx? ' we fi fig fL? fp-35,2 ' . 3 I I X V1 M ' EARL OSBORIN V1ce PIIHCIPHI ELMER B CHRISTENSEN Distnct Supenntendent Healdsburg Senior High School Pnnc1pa1 Board of Trustees William C. Wallace Charles East William Beedie Dr. Clinton Robinson F. V. Kellogg. I3 -X in-f g 'LQ Y V -uf i a V V Vgfx 0' N rv 2. ...ha -ma., 'ww X ,W z'4m2g, , xx WE 4..-Q--'91 '24-n v9'4f' H X X 'A 'Q v4. 4.4, V fp, 'f 4- 9 ., ' sv l gf-22 2 Q vffgl Q f Q 5 Weil I l Mi, fig I W? SJ Q 4 M11 Seniors Juniors Through the Halls Sophomore-.gl 2312 df ii ff' ' .- ilk . my .. , ,'f 4f1'1'f,1f' A Camera'-s View: C ass of '57 Left to right: Vice President, Phil Conran, Pres- ident, Ronnie Dick, Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Sauersg Yell Leader, Tim Ganow. l They had finally reached their goal--Seniors! To lead them through this hectic last year, they put at the helm of their class, President Ronnie Dick. His co-officers were Vice President, Phil Conrang Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Sauersg and Yell Leader, Tim Ganow. Merry Christmas Ba1l was the theme of their Senior Dance. A huge silver Christmas tree was their centerpiece, and a glittering mirror ball revolved slowly overhead. Preceding the dance was the senior dinner, and turkey headed the menu, Following this there were many more exciting activities: the Kiwanis Luncheon, Senior Breakfast, Senior Cut Day, Baccalaureate, and last of all Commencement Exercise and their farewell party. These are the same timid little freshmen who entered the halls of wisdom, a little awed by the seniors, but deter- mined to show the upper classmen that they too could be outstanding. After surviving the initiation, they put aside their shyness and chose their first leaders. They elected Reggie Elgin, President: Phil Conran, Vice Presidentg Nancy Poore, Secretary-Treasurer: and Tin Ganow, Yell Leader. As their sophomore year began, they were dismayed to find that in the new high school they were once again the lower classmen. Nevertheless, with a year of experience behind them, they were able to choose competent leaders for a good all-round year. Phil Conran was voted President. His helpers were Merle Osborn, Vice Presidentg Barbara Sauers, Secretary-Treasurerg and Tim Ganow, Yell Leader. During the year they held their first social e- vent, the annual Sophomore Hop. Their theme was Underwater Paradise' and their centerpiece, a reclining mer- maid, was much talked about. As the year ended, they were proud to have been the first sophomore class at l-l.S.H.S. Juniors and upper classmen at last! After appropriately welcoming the sophomores, they settled down to business. First on their agenda was the election of class officers. John Fay was chosen Presidentg Bonnie Doyle, Vice Presidentg Sandy Duden, Secretary-Treasurer: and Tim Ganow, Yell Leader. The first dance of the year was their Junior Dance, held in November. The theme was Thanksgiving, and the centerpiece, an overflowing Cornucopia, was symbolic of the occasion. Their stage decorations, consisting of a live turkey, received many pleasant comments. Next they had the big job of the Junior-Senior Prom. Their theme was Oriental Fantasy, and their centerpiece was a series of lakes surrounded by shrubbery and crossed by an oriental bridge, Everyone agreed that it was one of the most beautiful dances yet given at l-lealdsburg High. Now as their senior year comes to an end, they are a little sad to leave behind four wonderful years: but they have many cherished memories that will remain with them throughout life. 16 551 ii.- Y' ,X 's 'QTY' fd' Q96 Q ao W 'Y r -3 ,Q iw., 'fvfr-er hh' ETP' 1. S- N 'V fg Vi. ,pf 5 DAVID ALBINI Band 1,2,3,43 Track 1,2. JANET RUTH ALVES C,S,F, 1,2,3,43 Pres. 43 Sotoyoman Stafi 3,43 Copy Ed. 3,43 Merit Committee 23 Blockettes 4- ROLAND R. AUG UELLES MAX AUGULLIARD G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Cho- rus 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2, 33 Drama 4. ELIZABETH ANN AUSTIN Transfer 33 C.S.F. 1, 2,3,43 Pep Club 4. BRUNA E. BABBINI Sotoyoman Staff 3,43 Editor 3,43 G.A.A. 1, 2,3,43 Vice Pres. 4s Blockettes 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Board 4. HAROLD BABCOCK PETE BARBIERI Varsity Football 2,3, 43 Track 1,2,3,43 Greyhounds 3,43 Vice Pres. 43 Art Club 2,4. NANCY BEAM Transfer Ss G.A.A. 3, 43 C.S.F. 3,43 Pep :lub 4. CAROL ANN BEEDIE C.A.A.1,2,3,43Scc. 43 Blockettes 3,43 Pep Club 3,43C.S.F.1,2. LOUISE BELLERO Rally Commissioner 43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Student Council 3,43 Drama 4. FERNE DIANE BIDWELL Student Council 23 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Art Club 2,345 C.s.F. 2, 3,4. EDDY BIGHAM KAREN BIGHAM l-at GAA 1,2,3,4 .-...., Pep Club 4 Art Club 4 BILL BIRKETT 'vi i J. WOODS BIACKBURN Greyhounds 3,45 Sec. 4 Golf 2,3 Key Club 4 F Drama 4 ' 17' JIM BLAZER FFA 1,2,3 Football 1 'NJ ,af Baseball l ALLAN EUGENE BRENNER B Basketball 3 Varsity Basketball 4 MICHAEL BREWER Key Club 2,3,4 Varsity Football 2,3 ,4 B Basketball 1 Rambler Football 1 SHIRLEY BROOKS QCLARKQ chorus 1,2,a,4 ' Z Pep Club 4 -lr' Art Club 4 Drill Team 4 -...ff PATRICIA LEILA BUCKINGI-IAM Transfer 4 GAA 1,2 ,3 Annual Staff 2,3 Class Secretary 1,3 JOHN BURTON FFA 1,2 ,3 Baseball 2 Basketball 3 JIM BUSH A Journalism 4 ,gre 1 -, K B Sot0y0man Staff 3 ' r , JACQUELYN BUSHONG ,N '13 - ' Transfer 3 11 '1' ---f Sotoyoman Staff 3,45 A f Advertising Manager M A W , 3,4 1 T57 GAA 2,3,4 CSF 2,3,4 Student Body Yell Lv , , M Leader 4 .vw-..g 11?- 'Q-gn 'O' HELEN DAVIS GAA 1 CLAUDE DELLA MAGGIORA Art Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 DAVID DEMOSTENE JSA 1 Key Club 2 FFA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4 ELISA DIAZ Transfer 3 GAA 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 RONNIE DICK B Basketball 3,4 Tennis 2,3,4 Key Club 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4 CSF l,2,3,4 BONNIE DOYLE Art Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3 Class Vice Pres. 3 Student Council 1,4 Student Body Yell Leader 4 SANDY DUDEN Class Secretary 3 Song Leader 3 Student Body Sec. 4 Band 1,2,4, Sec. 2 JERRY EDDINGER Baseball 1 Baksetball 1,2 Golf 2 LARRY EDDINGER Baseball 1 , 2 PHIL EDMONDS FFA 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Tennis 3,4 REGINALD ELGIN Class President 1 Greyhounds 2,3,4 Varsity Basketball 4 Student Body Vice Pres. 4 LYNN ELLEFSEN GAA 1,2,3,4 Art Club 1,2,3,4 CSF l,2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 V' fl' Qs .. ILT! 'Wm 'Wim 'rd Q 9 'Vx 1 S W was K frm, V Y -Y E Qs. A 'K' IE' 1131 fa-L lb ,ff ,4l'x 4 flush z .1 w img 3: A '73 Wg. ga. 4 N 3, . , n 1 'n . ,, - 1 .f 71 K , V me X 1 13 ps, A I x I 4 ' ,Y 1 f 'EAS Ax RAY ESCOBEDO Track 2,3 Key Club 4 Pep Club 3,4 GEORGE ESPINOSA Art Club 1,2,3,4 Pres. 3,4 Merit Committee 2,4 Sotoyoman Staff 4 Art Ed. 4 Varsity Basketball 4 JOHN FAY Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Class President 8 FFA 1,2 GEORGE FEGLEY Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 FFA 1,2 PATRICIA JEAN FRANKLIN Pep Club 3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Art Club 3,4 Chorus 1 JOE FRAGUGLIA B Track 2 CHARLENE FRANCES FREEMAN Pep Club 3,4 GAA 1,2, 3,4 Art Club 3,4 Chorus 1 TIM GANOW Class Yell Leader 1,2,3,4 Golf 2, 3 Greyhounds 3,4 Baseball 1,4 CHARLIE GARAYALDE Tennis 1,2,3,4 Football l,2, 3,4 Greyhounds 3,4 Sec. 3, Pres. 4 Student Council 4 BILL GARDNER Basketball 2,33 Track 1,2,3, An Club 2,35 CSF 2,3,4. JACK ARNOLD GASKINS Transfer 4, Art Club 4. BARBARA J. GELATINI GAA-1,2,3,4, an Club ELWYTQ Gif l'l.Nl.l.li CAROL IQ, CIKIQUJTT C A 7 4 l ut A l,g,li, 355' Committee lg C.S.F. 3 4 PRANIQ J.CUlQlQlNUNI Football l,2,3,-43 llam- lxetbull lg Truck l,-lg Art Clulu l,2. UHSULN CUl'.lilXONl Pep Club Li,-43 lJYLlI1lLl -13 Clwrus l,J,-LQA1-L Club -L PAULINE HAGEMAN GAA 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 4 THELMA I-IAMIVLACK Pep Club 3,4 Drill Team 4 GAA 2,3,4 WAYNE HAIVYMACK FFA 1,2,3,43 Repor- ter 3,4 RDV HARTMAN Pep Club 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 ROBERTA J. HAYES Pep Club 4 Glu 2,:s,4 LONNIL L. HAYWOOD Key Club 1,'Z,3 Drama 4 Merit Comminee 2 Pep Club 4 DIANN MRLLNE HEACOCK GAA 1,2 ,3 Chorus -1 DAN HEAGERTY Basketball 2,3 Tennis 2,3,-4 Key Club 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Q N 'FEV' ,-4 , 42 J., '.l,,..aF .1 Y:-r f J Fx Q Qi 3' ,Q X! 1' if ' x Q C3-4 .', XV 55 f 5 in J Iwi af' iff I 1 Q1 vs A Wx Aww .79 in Q5 ,Xp I ',.. x , i f' -Iwi, .-U , ' , 19' , . A . A555 45' 1 4 .J 'J' 'SNNHNC at QL RANDLE HELTON Transfer 4 ROGER HILDEBRAN D Track 1,2,3 Tennis 3 Pep Club 4 Greyhounds 4 ARTHUR JA MES HOWELL JOAN INGRAM Transfer 2 Pep Club 4 Drill Team 4 DOROTHFA JOY JACKSON Transfer 3 Drama 4 ANNE JAMES Pep Club 3,4 JEANIE LOUISE JANHVIE Transfer 3 Pep Club 4 Majorette 4 LINDA JONES fDUT TONj GAA 2,3,4 Merit Committee 4 Chorus 1,2,3 Drama 3,4 MARY ANN JONES Chorus 1 HBXIRY JOSEPH ROBERT GORDON KECK Band 1,2,3,4 Key Club 1,2 ,3,45 Pres. 4 Student Body Pres. 4 CSF 1,2,3,4 BEVERLY ANNE KERN GAA 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 Pep Club 3,4 Drill Team 4 BETTY KETCHUM G.A.A. 1323 Chorus 134. VIC TO R KINION Baseball 1. THOMAS M. KOSTA Rally Commissioner 45 Varsity Basketball 3343 Tennis 13233343 Greyhounds 23334. CALVIN LaFRANCH1 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. NATHAN LaRUE Baseball 3343 Grey- hounds 4. PHILLIP N. LAUGHLIN Key Club 233,43 Dist. Sect. 4s C.S.F. 132,33 43 Vice Pres. 43 Drama 43 Football 1. rL1CHARD MADIGAN Art Club 132343 Base- ball 1. MARILYN C. MARSHALL Sotoyoman staff 43 Pep Club 43 Art Club 132 . SHARON CLAIRE MARTIN Song Leader 33 Band 13233343 Sec. 3,43 Drama 3343 Pep Club 334. JANETTE MASON SYD MASSEY Football 33 Basketball 13 Baseball 1. KAREN MEDJO Transfer 23 Art Club 1. Yp- S-4' t'7' 9 ,.,. 2 4 J ,silly I 'i T l www., X 4495 195 POM RICHARD PASSALACQUA Greyhounds 2,3,4, Treas. 4 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4 B Basketball 2,3 MY RNA LEE PFAF- FINGER GAA 1,2,3,4 Journalism 3 Pep Club 3,4 CSF 4 JUDY POSILIPPO MILDRED PROPES GAA 2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Drill Team 4 Drama 4 HARLAN J. RUTZ Key Club 2,3,4 An Club 1,3 Pep Club 3,4 WILLIAM C. SANDER SON II Transfer 2 Key Club 3,4 Art Club 1 Football 3 BARBARA VICTORIA SAUERS CSF 1,2,4 GAA 1,2,4 Pep Club 4 Class Secretary 2,4 EDWARD THEODORE SCI-IELLING JSA 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4 Art Club 1,2,3,4 CSF 2,3,4 Drama 4 B. J. SCHNEITMAN Band 3,4 CSF l,2,3.4 MARVIN SCHOU- WEILER Transfer 2 LORETTA ANN SHARP Pep Club 3,43 Pres. 4 GAA 3,4 Art Club 3,4 DOREEN RAE SMITH Drama 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 S0140 5- w,,... 'inf 9- if 14 A Gr wb' R f v fi' dv, ,J mg'- fv' A Jil' -J ms if H NN ,JW M, N...-f 'Wi' f .nn...,,, nr-. Y-of ,rf- ni , if ara I 'Mi h 'p-fx ,wu- 4 .. O fl' 'W-Cl., Q , . is , u 1 'iii 1 fw-an -1f 'sf '1' .- 'U vu 7 1 --fr' sw, il! x. f' E 'ff N. , P gif- A I Q . V g ru ra... L ff 'V NOEL J. SMITH Student Council 4 Pep Club 3,4 GAA 2,3,4 Sotoyoman Staff 4 RON STEVENS J. V. Football 1 Varsity Football 2,3,4 B Track 2 Varsity Track 3,4 JIM STOCKMAN Transfer 4 NADINE JANE SUTTON Pep Club 3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4 GALE TAYLOR Football 2,4 Track l,2,3 Greyhounds 3,4 GARY LLOYD TAYLOR Key Club 2,3,4 FFA 3,4, Treas. 4 PAT TAYLOR B Basketball 4 B Track 2,3 Varsity Track 4 Varsity Football 3,4 LINDA VAN CLEAVE Art Club 4 TED JAMES VOGT B Basketball 1,3 Golf 1,2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 Varsity Football 4 GORDON G. WALTENSPIEL Greyhounds 3,4 Sport's Manager 2 Track 3,4 Art Club 1,2,4 JOYCE WATERS Sotoyoman Staff 3,4 Bus. Manager 4 Journalism 3,4 Pep Club 4 DANNY WEAVER Track 3 Basketball 2 MARILYN WIGHT Pep Club 3,4 An Club 3,4 TOMMIE WILSON GAA 2,3,4 HAROLD YOAKUM Transfer 4 Key Club 4 BILLIE RISENHOOVER Pep Club 4 Drill Tean- 4 THOMAS SHARP Transfer 3 Varsity Basketball 4 DENNIS TILLOTSEN Band 2, 3,4 LOREN GENE TUNSTALL Transfer 4 B Basketball 2,3 FFA 1,z,3,4 Reporter 4 Baseball 2 JOYCE WRIGHT An Club 2,3,4 No Picture GARY DELFINO NINA-LEE I-IARDWICK STEVEN KULLBOM PETE SCUICCHETTI CHARLES SIMS MIKE STUART CARYLE WARD CAROL WELLS Senior Autograph s l cf... O U 1' STFNNDINQ Boum Doyle Gordon Keck CU+65 l' Cgopgvg- Ro Stevens Loretta Sharp xx X, , 665+ 99.65550 George Esp nosa Manlyn Maxshall e ' ,fy Q, JM- :L ...D 1-5 -42 1 LIKELY T0 SUCKEGZD P1111 Conran Janet Alves N..-f L Wu f: 1 U 9565+ HAIR Tr gg r Garay-alde MHICIZ Co Verse 365+ EYE S Do Clark Bubms - I Qu 3 sf' 2 W we ' , , ' v ' I E A 5 I Q - . vw 5 t 5' ' I 5 ' E F H ' .532 Qu ,v 5 xv, ' 5 1 6 T . 'e ' -. 2 14 e . L 'V Q X z we 2 ' ' ,R e 3, 2 - I sxl Q -9 fe X- N - - N 4 v:x5:x - c,vE ' 1 'Q iv TL x K! 11 i e ' H Q .... F Ret ww . V I ' QQ 4 N i J -S2551 il. i , 5 I1 3.11625 mcesw sm-uae Barbara Sauers Don Clark i I I g f 1 1 'v ' V Save , Q5 651' F!-H-X L e 4-6 Chloe Cook Ron Stevens If - -i Sail! .V -1 1 E ff N 'E Qs :- V x Sense of Aung Marcia Convexse Tim Ganozv gesie CDMA CEVXS Phil Conran Joan Ingram 'G-lx QES1' QQRSU N RLT-'Y '1' Tim Ganow Louise Bellero FRIGDLLG si- Boxmie Doyle Pete Barbieri 31 eu vi save fu Crowe e George Evpinosa Mary Melson A Camera's View: Class of ' Left to rrght Jack French, Vrce Presrdent Joan Nelson, Secretary Treasurer, Eddre Mxllerstrom, Presldent, Shrrley Nasey, Yell Leader They were no longer oonsrdered lowly under classmen they were now Juruors upper classmen and really ready to go To start off the year they had therr electron of class offrcers As headman they chose Eddre Mrllerstrom Presrdent Hrs coadjutols were Jack French V1cePres1dent Joan Nelson Secretary Treasurer and Sh1r1ey Nasey The next major event on the1r schedule was the Junror Dance held 111 November Therr theme was Thanksgrv mg and therr centerprece an Ind1an tee pee was cleverly created Therr most lmportant dance of the year was the Junror Senror Prom Therr decoratrons were charmrngly done Next year as Senrors they w11l have many more 3CI1V1IlCS rn whrch to partrcrpate and they w11l have reached the top rung of the ladder 3 Yell Leader. 2 'O ram BOTTOM ROW left to rrght E Arguelles E Alblm I Beatty P Brooke C Buch1gnaru M Albrnr D Bramley SECOND ROW P C1tt1 J Bellotr A Burford F Cassrnelh C Caldwell L Ayala TOP ROW R Bradley R Barry J Allen G Clement B Chaney R Carpenter J Clark FW at '12- BOTTOM ROW left to rrght I Deas G Ferguson E Draz B Crarghead, B Doty SECOND POW L Franceschr L Dale K Dunlavy B French P Costner L Espmosa J Evans J Green TOP ROW J French R Edgmon C Draz L Cremeen J Davrs H Coleman J Fernandez T Edwards 33 BOTTOM ROW, left to r1ght L Koeppe N James, D Heacock,B Kxrkpatnck SECOND ROW J Leech S Jeffery,J Ketcham P LaFranch1 G Grove, L Guzman TOP ROW G Hampel,B Jacobson J McLen, H Hartman, T Johnson,A Hartman BOTTOM ROW left to ught S Nasey, J M1ller, J Marsala, F Mendenhall, E Mxllerstrom, P Mar cucc1 J Nelson,S Parrott SECOND ROW M McGu1re, E Meese, P ML.Dowell, J Kaup, J McNulty, V Newfxeld, V Murphy W Morr1s TOP ROW J Marsh, P Markusson, J McLen,B L1ngo,P Lew erenz, R Orr, B Nelson 34 2 . , . - . . Z . ,. . ,. , . . . I . . , . . . . . r X L 4 1 . , I . . . . . . - 1 ' i ,. . . . . .. . . . - . , . . : . . . . . - BOTTOM ROV left to right D Rush, L P1c1n1u1, P Qurnby O Spurlock P Prat J St1b1 P Rhodes, N Sundell, M Stefani SECOND ROW D Stevens, P Petersen, J Shaffer, H Oneto, J Shaw,L Rot lrsberger, L Shriver, D Toy TOP ROW R RObb1ns,P Radtkey,N Ray D Rex P Petersen, R Ray mond, R Puccroni, J Ricks, P Pirolle BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Trumbly, M. Wright, L. Wright, D. Tobin. SECOND ROW: D. Taber, A. Zobel, C. Wymer, S. Walker, T. Zimmerman. TOP ROW: G. Worsfold, R. Walker, W. Taylor, E. Tracy, C. Wilder, J. Wright. 35 A Camera's View: C ass of ' Lefttorrght Saralrlrgbee Pres1dent,Ga1l Rhodes V1cePres1dent, Judy Ledford Yell Leader Patsy Rued, Secretary Treasurer I i They entered the Senror Hrgh Wlth a lrttle m1sg1v1ng They were no longer at the top of the ladder but they were perched on the bottom rung However the frlendllness of the upper classmen soon made them feel at home The frrst major event on therr calendar was the electlon of class offrcers Headrng thexr class was Presrdent Sara l-hgbee Helprng her Wlth her dunes were Gall Rhodes V1ce Presrdent Patsy Rued Secretary Treasurer and Judy Ledford Yell Leader The1r Sophomore Dance held on Aprrl 26 was one of the best dances of the year The decoratrons were delrght ful and fascrnatrng Money made from therr basketball concesslons helped 111 part to make the dance the success II was Th1s past year has been a busy one for the sophomores They have been extremely actrve 1n all school act1v1 tres games dances and clubs Next year promrses to be an equally actlve one 36 as 1 - , s , ' I 0 P . p I f ' 3 , . . - . t - C1 BOTTOM ROW left to nght N Camacho D Cade S Byrd P Coffey M Bruner N Brrkedal G Brothers S Brewer SECOND ROW D Cadd V Bynum N Bussel J Bouscal S Boyd B Bertsche G Blasr J Adams TOP ROW L Beedre M Brock J Chrpchase F Adams, J Capo D Black D Alves G Bushong S Borel ix A A BOTTOM ROW left to rrght A Day H Draz R Da1Colletto M Cattahm V Drybread M. Castro J Deck G Dav1s S Dom1t11h SECOND ROW F D1 P1ero T Clark M Duffee G Decker D Cluom, L Dawson J Dale B Duden D DeLong TOP ROW J Casey B Dumels C Faylor T Duty E De monstene B Clark J Evans D Fanucclu 3 VD i ' W 4 K ' Q 2 ' -v Z ' A s ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 7 ' ! ' 1 ' v - v ' ' ' ' y ' 7 ' J ' x ' 1 ' 1 ' . . . . 7 ' ' ' ' y ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' J ' 1 . , . . ' A ' xr '1 N.. p L I WJ' -is ' V - O ' 1, 0 Q 1 .. 3, . . . . . , . . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . - ' .. . , . , . , . . . . , . T , . , . , . , . , . , . . iT BOTTOM ROW left to rrght S He1tz, S H1gbee,R Gurley,A Heauser SECOND ROW G Kephart, L Green,B F1tzgerald, C Fletcher J Ketcham, J Haymond, J Hammersly, M Haugsten, D Hollrngs worth THIRD ROW J G1lley, D Elsbree K Harper, D Hudgms, R Frstolera, R Howard,A Gregory, W Johnson, A Graden TOP ROW F Hammack R Holmes, A Holder,H Joseph,R Knecht,D Howard S Harnngton, T Hayes, P Fogal J Hustler 'xv' 19 BOTTOM ROW left to r1ght N LaRue, J Nordyke J Ledford,A Matoba SECOND ROW D Mason M Landl, P Nardl B McCann, P Moore, C Ol1ver, C Kock THIRD ROW W Ne1son,E Hoffman, L Loftus S Murray, S Marks E Orr N Musselman Gardner TOP ROW A L8Wl1S, K Marcotte, R McDonald, L Newgen, A Lenss, J Polk, B Loveland '38 BOTTOM ROW left to rrght G Robrnson, J Rotl1sberger,G Rhodes F Pedronl SECOND ROW R Sauers J Pedrottr J Paulson, J Rahn J Savell, J Schouwe1ler D Shipman THIRD ROW B Schu rnacher, P Rued, C Sasser, J Rasmussen, S Remolli P Samsbury, K Rench TOP ROW L Shnver, V Sales, A Pucclom, J Pettrbone, R Shaw, D Pearson, W Schuman, M Rrcks D Russell Q50 P-Q.. BOTTOM ROW left to rlght B Wrllrams, S Whrtehead D Streeter, J Wrlson, M Whrtcomb, N Tay lor, B Turmdge E Tavares SECOND ROW J Vwendt, S Vlrnkler D Wrllrams D Welsh G Sonmk son C Zumno J Stevens K Surber, D Shrpman THIRD ROW P Vogt, S Sutton, J Srlverra R St Clarr S Smrth, D Robbms, S Swan E Weaver, T Trrschan TOP ROW R Young,G Whrte Struempf F Watts,B S1r1, J Zunxno R Valette, J Saxton J Weatherly 39 r ll ,. ' : . ' . ' -. ,A . '. : . , . , . . , . .' I , . . z . ' - v in Y .V 4 4 s ' , be N A 1, , , I ,hx A 'W -,ff W ,, ry Z X , O 1 EQ- f, f -1 A , ' : . ' ' . ' V , . V' . t' . . ' . .- . l , . . .: . . ' , . , . 1, I. - ,. - n, . ,A . . . I : . . . ,. . . , . . W .U , .' . . : . . ,M. , . . . , . . , .ly . Gordon Keck Student Body President ' Reginald Elgin Student Body Vice President Wien WW Sandra Duden StudentBody Secretary Treasurer The Eventful Year What kind of year was it? What happened? First, to jog the memory, recall that it was the year AFTER Davey Crockett. It was the year of Elvis Presley fThe Pelvisj. Remember the day the girls sang Happy Birthday to him in the halls and remember his face peering from book covers and remember his hits, Love Me Tender and Don't Be Cruel' Some said they liked Pat Boone better and some went for Tab Hunter but it remamed the year of Elvis Ted Vogt the Senior Bench and Mr Matteoli were all casualties that fall Ted fell from a pick up on Halloween the bench was brought from theJun1orH1gh School that midnight and Mr Matteoli fMattj was tackled while acting as head linesman at San Rafael Ted was not badly injured the bench is beyond reparr and Coach Matteoli survlved h1s wheel chair sojourn Most unusual was the fact that the wheel chair survived Remem ber George Esprnosa Filthy McLen and Reggie Elgin and the game of Chicken played between the chair and that panel of shatterproofglass near the snack bar Come to find out it was the wheelchair that was shat terproof Remember the Nauseous Nine who played at the football games that fall? Led by rom Kosta the crew was Date Pearson Bob Sauers Gordon Keck Dave Mlnkler Paul Vogt Reggie Elgin Duane DeLong and Tucker Zimmerman What they lacked in finesse they made up 1n spirit Thenthere was the Help Clyde Week originated by the Drama Class to promote neatness around the school The campaign promoted some good skits and more trash cans and hundreds of Clyde s Little Helpers It shard to say what makes a year memorable different from any other year Here are some events that may some day ring the bell of recognition onschool year 1956 57 The Wheelers Volkswagan was found in the hall culprits unknown Mr Uboldrlet the students know what he thought of their assembly conduct and was cheered a few weeks later when he complimented them on their improvement At Thanksgiving many of the girls dressed completely in black The purpose? moummg the turkey of course The merit system was changed at the start of the second semester and it Just didn t pay to be tardy any longer Dwight D Elsenhower was re elected President and the U N faced a crises over the Mrddle East Grace Kelly married to the Prince of Monaco gave blrthto ababygrrl Humphrey Bogard died of cancer Calaypso style singing was popularized by Harry Belefonte as he sang Banana Boat Song Remember? 49 1 . , Q , . . ' ' 1 , . v 1 Y I I - 1 a as Q 1. - .. 4 . - n , F, I - n 1 1 a 1 u 1 1 0 , u -1 -1 - - . ' ll Y ' II 1 1 ' , . Q - ' I ' I . . . . . , . - 1 . Q - I U ' 1 1 ,,,. . . o . 'A - - - lv vw K . - M-, , Wai I 1 Q, Student Leaders Govern School Aetlvltles 9 STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW, left to r1ght P Qumby, P Prat, N Smlth, B K1IkPatf1Ck, J Nelson SECOND ROW J Bushong, J Leech, S Duden, L Wught, K Dunlavy, B Doyle L P1c1n1n1 TOP ROW H Hartman, L Bellero, P Vogt, G Keck, T Kosta, T Vogt, R Elgm, M Melson MERITCOMMITTEE BOTTOM ROW lefttorlght B K.1rkpatr1ck,L Jones, B French C Wxlder TOP ROW L Green J Wendt, G Espmosa, J Fay, G Soumkson 13 O 0 O lx.e,p Ll T fa 2 A 4 ,-, .. f I . -4 ' v 1 i L 9. A 4 X 3 gg ' 'm 'ig to 5 J V wtf . U : .... ' .. O . . , . : , ' : . ' ' . . , . ' . : . , . . ' . . ' . Shout Students, Shout 3'a 'w Karen Dunlavy PH? 'bmw- Mary Melson J ac1e Bushong Yell Leaders Bonme Doyle SONG LEADERS left to rlght Betty Klrkpatrlck Loretta Wrlght Patty Prat Judy Leach Pat Qunnby Joan Nelson L1ll1an P1C1I11D.1 44 Commissioners Lead Rallies ,fr Ma Loulse Bellero and Tom Kosta Readmg Court Rally Twlrlers Add Color Left to Right Joyce Stevens Sha ron J e ff e r y Barbara F1tzgera1d Betty T ur n 1 dg e Nancy Taylor Jeame Jamme Betty Doty Merry Whltcomb H ,: f 1 , , 0 2 X My id 4 f , , ,, , . I n , , n ,V fr . , ,M-A, A L 2 t r - as ' , -ff MQ L iq ug 'Fx . - : , - , . D 5 1 y I , .- f ,.w,W, R 4 W FRONT ROW left to nght T Zrmmerman, J Srlverra, S Martln, E Hoffman, D Mmkler SECOND ROW D Pearson,A Gregory,M Bruner,R Sauers,L Dawson THIRDROW B Schnextman, S Nasey, D DeLong, J Howard, L Esplnosa FOURTH ROW B Campbell, A Burford, S Duden, J Shaw,L Cremeen FIFTH ROW P Vogt, Auguhard, M Wrrght, T Wa1ston,T Clark BACK ROW K Rench, T Kosta, T Edwards, D Trllotsen J Jack son, G Keck Rock em' Sock em' Band Sparks School Splrlt nu, 46 Singers, Actors Enliven Dull Hours Sn CHORUS: FRONT ROW, left to right: T. Hammack, S. Clark, M. Propes, M. Auguliard, B. Midson. SECOND ROW: J. Hammersly, D. Chioni, P. Brooke, J. Haymond, N. LaRue, V. Murphy, V. Drybread. THIRD ROW: D. Heacock, C. Giese, T. Wilson, B. Ketchum, M. Jones, L. Loftus, N. Camacho, W. Cowan, R. Hartman. FOURTH ROW: S. Domitilli, B. Duden, D. Brumley, B. Perasso, J. Stibi, A. Burford, S. Parrott, C. Oliver, O. Spurlock. LAST ROW: R. Howard, Mr. Burford, A. Hartman, S. Swan, R. Helton, D. Howard, C. Faylor, A. Lawlis, J. Fernandez, L. Belew. 'KL DRAMA: BOTTOM ROW, left to right: E. Meese, M. Osborn, J. Fernandez, P. Petersen, G. Keck, L. Jones, T. Kosta, B. Sauers, W. Blackbum, J. Jackson, I. Dias, J. Miller, P. Rhodes. SECOND ROW: B. Schneitman, L, Haywood, S. Martin, C. Wilder, P. Quinby, T. Vogt, M. Wright, P. Prat, D. Heagerty, L. Wright, B. Kirkpatrick, E. Millerstrom, J. Howard, V. Murphy, M. Propes, B Doyle TOP ROW' P. Petersen J Bushong P. Lau hlin . . . . g M. Brewer, A. Burford, R. Dick, J. Leech, J. Fay, D. Smith, E. Schelling, M. Auguliard, L. Ellefs,en, S. Porter: L. B ll e ero, M. Melson, K. Dunlavy, L. Orr. 47 Staff Fashions , Yearbook ,Af 1. Leah OIT and Brtma Babbini, Co-editor-sg Patsy Rued, As sistant Editor. 2. Jaeie Bushong, Advertising Manugerg Joyce Waters, Busi- ness Managerg Tom Passalacqua, Assistant Advertising Man- ager. 3. Gail Sonnikson, Assistant Copy Editorg Janet Alves, Copy Editor. 4. George Espinosa, Art Editor. 5. Carol Greeott, Circulation Managerglvlarilyn Marshall and Noel Smith, Assistants. Q J qi f i .if X f 'l Journalists Compose Bl Weekl AT RIGHT MZICIZ Converse Leah Orr and Bruna Babbuu SEATED At Left Regg1e Elgm and Bonnie Doyle STANDING Elva Murphy and L11 han P1c rum AT RIGHT Tom Kosta, George Espmosa Janet Alves and Janelle Shaw AT LEFT: Jim Bush Dave Albini, Joyce Waters and Colleen Wymer, The un1f1cat1on of school spurt was the mam concern of the Pep Club The members were fam111ar1zed w1th the new yells and thus they were able to back the Hounds one hundred per cent Pep Club started off the year by holdmg an mformal get to gether dance to acquamt new students w1th their fellow classmates Smce membershrp ln the club was opened to all membershlp cards hats and pom poms were sold Because or rep Club large membershrp some sort of governmg board was r eded to help the offrcers set the polrcy of the organ: at1on A sxx man board was de c1ded upon and tl' followmg people were appomted to Franklln Bruna abbrnr and Leah Orr Victor 'Victor I DRlI.LTEAM,LefttoR1ght B Kem, C Beed1e,P Sa1ns bury M Propes, B R1senhoover,L Ellefsen, L Orr, D McDowell 30 49041 LEFT to RIGHT Presrdent, Loretta Sharp, V1ce Preszdent, Barbara French, Secretary Treasurer Joyce Stevens That s Qur Cry' E1ghtwo1unteers from the Pep Club made up the Dr1ll Team Then Job was to entertam spectators durlng the halftune lull at the home basketball games. Under the supervlston of Mr. Walter Bur ford,band leader, and Mlss Barbara Vye, Grrls' P.E. mstructor, the Dr1ll Team learned and performed many d1ff1cult'and colorful routmes. , . 1 5 ' f ffl V serve on it: Fred rdams, Dave Pearson, Pat Costner, Pat . ' 7 Q Q 0 ' 9 9 7 O 0 O , 3 c ' 4 a 9 'I'he main purpose of the Art Club was to create an ap- preciation of art. Membership in the organization was opened to anyone who was interested in joining. To help the students leam more about art, a series of films on the subject was shown. Since observation is the key to know- ledge, the club members'took a trip to San Francisco to visit such places as the Legion of Honor, the DeYoung Museum, and the Academy of Natural Science. To dis- play their ability, the Art Clubbers made screen printed Christmas cards, posters advertising the Mothers' Club Fashion Show, and they held an art exhibit for the Mothers' Club in early April. LEFT to RIGHT: President, George Espinosag Vice-President, Sharon Porter, Secretary-Treas- urer, Judy Shaffer. Art Out of the Classroom Y -si?-btw BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: A. Zobel, U. Guerinoni, N. James, B. Babbini, P. Franklin, C. Freeman,.L. Sharp, G. Es- pinosa, J. Shaffer, S. Porter, M. Propes, S. Clark, J. Ingram. SECOND ROW: J. Adams, B. Geletini, J. Paulsen, N. Sut- ton, C. Greeott, N. Smith, C. Beedie, B. Doyle, R. Elgin, M. Melson, J. Alves, V. Murphy, L. Ellefsen, J. Caughey, B McCann. TOP ROW: W. Blackburn, T. Vogt, C. Della Maggiora, G. Waltenspiel, R. Madigan, L. Bellero, P. Markusson P. Barbieri, B. Nelson, D. McNulty, J. Zunino, J. Gaskins. Left to right: Secretary, Woody Blackburng Song Leader, Filty McLen3 Treasurer,bTom Passalac- quag Sergeant at Arms, Howard Hartmang Pres- ident, 'Trigger Garaya1de5Kitty Carrier, Ed Mil- lerstromg Vice President Pete Barbieri The main objective of the Greyhounds was to promote good sportsmanship. The club held monthly night meetings, and special meetings were called during school if the need arose. The club members helped out at the tournament and also at the tournament dinner. A successful car wash was held by the club to increase its funds. Come All Ye Greyhounds BOTTOM ROW left to r1ght T Passalacqua P Taylor D Toy R Hildebrand T Vogt W Blackburn T Ganow J Fernandez P Conran Mr Matteoh SECOND ROW P Barbieri P Radtkey D Clarl C Garayalde J McLen H Hartman R Puccioni E Millerstrom P Petersen , . QQ ff , ' : , , , , .t , . ' , . p I, . , . , . , . , . . ' U -1 . , - , . 2, . , . , , , . , - , - 52 We Bulld Service was the fundamental word of Key Club servrce to school, town, and country To carry out th1s rdea of serv1ce the Key Clubbers once agam held thelr famous Pan Cake Breakfast the Student Leader Faculty Dmner to promote bet ter relatrons between students and teachers, and a Parents Nlght Drnner to fam1l1ar1ze the parents w1th the club and the school. FRONT ROW, left to right Sergeant at Arms, Rod Fdgmon Secretary Pete Petersen,Pres1dent Gordon Keck Treasurer, Ed Arguelles BACK ROW V1ce Presldent, Ronme Dlck, Governor QDIVISIOH 81 Ph1lCon.ran L1eutenant Govemor QDIVISIOD 8, Tom Kosta Ib ,J BOTTOM ROW left to nght S Borel E Arguelles T Clark L Newgen D DeLong, J Zuruno P Vogt R Sauers, D Pearson V By-num, B Damels SECOND ROW G Taylor B Young G Keck R Edgmon M Brewer J Szlvexra D Black T Edwards W Blackburn P Conran, G Bus hong T Vogt B Sanderson THIRD ROW T Hayes R Holmes A Lenss P Laughlm, H Yoa kum, H Rutz,P Petersen, T Zrmmerman R. Escobedo S I-Iarrmgton E Schelhng R Drck, D Heagerty T Kosta 35 Q Q ' ! 9 1 - u . - .. ' I ' : A n . 3 1 x . , . . . . . . D 0 , 3 , . ,,M.., . ., , ,.,... ..,. , .-,- .. N . it LL,, I wr U,fWkNT ,,,,, H ,Mft ,- ,N,N,n, ,H ,.,,,-.,,,N..h Nvvuw--lf ff---rf M'--f f f - -f fff- ff f wf --MW-W Meffm'-'-rf-W - -'M- ' I Y! I , ' , i x A A A I . X J , a I . 2 J... . . . , . . , . , . , . , . . , ' . . , . . , . . . . . , . , . y ' v ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' A . - , . , . . . . , . , . , . . . . . , , . , . , . . , . . Girls Prove LEFT to RIGHT Pres1dent,Mer1e Osborn, Vxce Presrdent, Leah Orr, Secretary Treasurer, Carol Ann Beedre, V1ce Presrdent, Bruna Babbun As a member of the Grrls' Ath1et1c Assoc1at1on I w111 try to promote and carry out the hlghest rdeals of good sportsmanshrp and to foster a sp1r1t of genurne SCIVICC to the school The precedmg statement 15 the preamble to the Glrls' Athletrc Assoc1at1on s constrtutron GAA gave the guls an opportunrty for fun IIVHIIY and lt fu1f111ed a deflmte need for competltlve sports It was the only opportunlty that the g1rls had to partxcrpate rn sports outsrde of therr regular physrcal educatron classes The g1rls m GAA d1d therr own offlcratrng at the games had managers for the drfferent sports and 1n general ran the organrzatron very smoothly The governmg board of GAA was the Blockettes They were a group of g1rls who were extremely mterested m the act1v1t1es offered by GAA and had earned thelr Block H The g1rls had several ways of earnrng money for the GAA treasury They held their annual Courtesy Dance whrch allows the g1rls to ask the boys they had a booth at the Future Farmer's Farr and they had cake sales through the year 54 O 5 I ' I ' . . .. .- . . . , , . z ' , . , : 'Q Athletic Prowess BOTTOM ROW,Left to Rmght S Porter, P Frankhn, L Sharp, C Freeman, D McDowell, N Sutton, B Kern, N Hardw1ck,B Kukpatrlck SECOND ROW J Ingra.m,J Caughey, D Dav1s, E D1az, P Hageman, L Ellefsen, G Crove,C f'ook,L Wnght TOP ROW S Clark, M Propes, J Trumb1y,J Leech, K Dunlavy, N Bean, M Pfaf f1nger,J Alva, D Rush, G Ferguson 'hr BOTTOM ROW,Left to Rlght S Nasey,P LaFranch1, M Album, E Album, L Orr, C Beed1e,M Osborn, B Ba bun, M Augullard, N James,I Deas, L Pxcunm SECOND ROW T W1Lson,E D1az,F B1dwel1,N SID.1th, C Greeott,J Bushong, C Buch1gnan1,P P1'at,P Qu1nby,J Mlller, L Guzman, M Stefam TOP ROW S Walker, R Hayes B Gelat1n1, L Jones, B Sauers, M Me1son,L Be11ero,J 1-Io vard,P Rhodes,S Duden,J Shaffer xl - 4 -- ' U V V W 7 7 I I V. V X Q if 34 ' ,ga sf 7 W f J - ,, 4 J 1 I-'T' I ,T . ,M H I , ,V My T 2 J 2 'M 2 , T 2 1 I . . V A - 7 - ' . . a . . ' . . . I . 'v . - . -, z . . I . Left to right: Edward Schelling, Vice Presidentg Gail Grove, Presidentg Majorie Albini, Treasurerg Shirley Nasey, Secretaryg Tom Johnson, Sergeant at Arms. Legislation was the chief activity of the Junior States- men of America. The club members journeyed to sev- eral schools to attend J.S,A, conventions, and they spon- sored a convention with San Rafael. A progressive dinner was held by the J.S.A.'ers, and it proved to be very satisfactory. Also a highly successful membership drive was carried out by the club. They Tram for Democracy SEATED at RIGHT B Kirkpatrick S Nasey G Grove SEATED at LEFT M A1b1n1 D Rush, S Jeffery STANDING B Kern E Schelling E Meesc F Johnson Q . . ,. ,. - 7 - - ,. . . :. ,, . ,. . 56 The principal idea of the California Scholarship Federa- tion was to promote scholarship. One of the main activities and feature highlights of the club was their all day trip to Stanford University, It was felt that such a trip would stim- ulate the students' interest and create a desire for higher education. High on the C.S.F. 'must' list was the question of raising money. To obtain this objective the club had a few con- cessions at the basketball games: they held a slave sale in connection with their semester initiation, and they held their annual C.S.F. sock hop on March 22. All of these events were successful. Left to right: Phil Laughlin, Vice President Carol Ann Buchignanj, Treasurerg Karen Dun- Scholarshlp Their Mann Concern BOTTOM ROW left to right S McKeay M Pfaffmger M Osborn P Conran G Keck E Bradley D McDowell B Kirkpatrick J Maller P Rhodes F Bidwell J Leech E Arguelles SECOND ROW S Nasey P La.Franch1 E Diaz B Sauers J Shaffer C Buchrgnani J Bushong L Wright L Orr J Alves P Prat L P1c1mn1 C Greeott G Grove TOP ROW P McDowell N Ray P Petersen C Wilder E Millerstrom K Dunlavy N Beam E Meese E Schelhng P Laughlin R Dick B Gardner 57 O O O - 'wannellwf 5 E ,MW W ,W ,W-f M ,W x : ' 2 ' 1 ' : ' Q ' 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . , . , . , . r ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' r ' n ' . I . , . , . , . , - , - , . , . , . , . , . , . . Doing to Learn F, , S Z 1-7K IX A M .MW LEFT to RIGHT A Gradek,R Patr1ck,P Je1ton,M Struempf,W Ne1son,F Adarm, Ku11bom,D Fanucch1, D Demostene, J Hustler, J G111ey, E Bradford, Mr Cross,B Bert sche,R St C1a.1r,W Shuman Learning to Do yn FRONT ROW P McDowe1l,R Berry, L Tunstall, C Ward NILDDLE ROW D Demostene, C LaFranch1, J Wnght, V Newfleld FAR ROW R Pucc1on1, G Tay1or,K Woods,P Scu1cchett1, G Delfmo 58 : . . ' . . . . S. Q Q ' 9 9 ' A gc- uf 1 .lhfgy Y D 0' . T 3 f r .. . Earning to Live LEFT to RIGHT L Tunstall, P McDowell, R Puccxom, R Berry Llvmg to Serve A 'K ,f FRONT ROW R Patr1ck,S Ku11bom,D Fanucch1,E Demostene,W Nelson MIDDLE ROW M Struempf, P Jelton, J Gllley, J Hust1er,W Shuman FAR ROW R St C1a1r,A Gra dek,B Bemche, E Bradford, F Adams,Mr Cross 59 Q Q 0 Q 1 a 6 O, -HW' , A jw ' , ,, Q, , W gh, 1 Q., W K V N t ' , Y . f R . W ' J -I 4 ,V , A J A Q , 4 We ' 1 ,V.. ' , R fi ' ' 1 : . ' . . ' . . . : . . . . . . : . . ' . - Frances and Pete ho1d1ng down the mam off1ce Frances Holmes and Lenora Johnson Ruth checks up on absentees 1n the attendance of flce Ruth Paulson Genlal M11dIed Crepeau ready to help readers 1n the 11 brary lr They Keep Thin s Runnin R1chard Crepeau poses w1th the dnver tram mg car Q53 mm znmnon gs-QJ sxwsm 'Wwe H . . . .fy I s. in I 'H .,,., if 'iw n w -H ,,,...,.-f , Q.. ,W 2 .W N'-ff 3 3? 2 f f , ,, .. .. K X b, I ., , .. lk K 'Earn' - V X I In a , 'K i 1 4? U 'i' 1 zottx and Clyde Laughlln They Also Serve 'o The gardner keepmg thlngs tum Orv1l1e Bell Anyone for snacks? Kathryn Sa,rzott1 and Loretta Elhott n E f . X l 725 e ' n ' X e f 'N .X I , ' X . f I Xe 7 , 4 e , LxE.l A minute of relaxation in the busy day. Jim Sar- 61 , A f' W Qs f 4'1 'ifA'f'l 'V gil .. 6 i AP SH, ,Ju - 4 .6 . ' , 2 Few- pl, vuin., ' f?'L'g,!f1 '1 f 'f :1 .'-fy rf' 'M . 1 duff-14 vi. ,,, Wg 1 ,iw A1435 ,Jn N , . , ,Q , , .A W . 1' 'r ' . Av, 2v'?f?f1f1'5E4 L - '.4W?f1:Z,w':f3J , H, , 9. 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M . ,, . .gf r J. . f iffvb , 0 , 5. f ,J V 2 I ,E gg A? I V MI. - ,M 5 5 'ix I lg Y ui -il 5 m WM V lv 4 Y' .avi 1? MJ , - 9.4 - ,R -, f K A , , I V , AQ, W' I g ff A ,J A I Cn the ,, w 9 . M chedule Sept Tomales Oct S onoma Oct San Rafael Oct Petaluma Oct Analy Nov Sonoma Nov Ukiah Nov Alumni 1. John Fay 2. Jerry Davis 3. Ron Stevens 4. Bill Jacobsen 5. Ray Robbins 6. George Espinosa 7. Filthy McLen 8. Cullen Wilder 9. Frank Guerinoni 10. Ed Millerstrom WOR OSI OSI ost WOR OSI ost WOKI 25 6 19 25 130 Football High Lights Recapped TOMALES t In the first game of the season the Greyhounds scalped the Tomales Braves. There were a number of penalties against the Hounds due to inexperience and eagerness. Delighting the Healdsburg fans was the first play of the game when Trimmie Duty returned the kick-off for 90 yards and a touchdown. Team play and team spirit were both outstanding. SONOMA The Greyhounds lost to the Sonoma Dragons by 16 points. Although the score favored the Dragons, Healdsburg out- classed and outplayed the Dragons in the second half. Defense weakness allowed Sonoma to trample over the Hounds the first half. During halftime the Hounds' defensive play was straightened out, and they came back to smother Sonoma SAN RAFAEL In their first league game the Greyhounds were whipped by the San Rafael Bulldogs. San Rafael gave the appear- ance of being able ro make a touchdown whenever they pleased. Healdsburg's lone tally came in the final half on a pass play from Millerstrom to Hartman. PETALUMA The second league game of the season found the Healdsburg Greyhounds playing the Petaluma Trojans at Durst Field, Petaluma. This was a close contest: the Trojans winning by a single touchdown. The first Greyound touch - down was made when the Trojan halfback fumbled in his own end zone and Greyhound Jack French recovered the ball. The last Hound touchdown was made late in the fourth quarter. Pete Barbieri Phil Conran Mike Chipchase Rgdney On High Lights The only league game that the Greyhounds could mark up in the win column was their decisive victory over the Analy Tigers. This game, played amid a driving rain, was a cinch for the gusty Greyhounds. Holding a 26 -0 lead in the closing minutes of the fourth quarter, Coach Deliilippis sent in an almost completely new squad, thus giving everyone a chance to gain game experience. SONOMA The Sonoma Dragons defeated the Healdsburg Grey- hounds in the last league game of the season for the Hounds. Thr o ugho ut the first half the Greyhounds held the Dragons to a one -touchdown lead, butin the third quarter a 55 yard run by the Dragons' fullback gave Sonoma another tally. The Hounds closed out their 1956 North Bay League Section II play with a one win, three loss record. UKIAH The Hounds next to last game of the season was played against the Ukiah Wildcats at Ukiah. Both Ukiah and Healdsburg scored in the second quarter. The Wild- cats' point after touchdown was made, but Healds- burg's was not. Later in the game a Hound touchdown was called back: and the game ended, a heartbreak- ing 7 -6. ALUMNI In their final game of the season the Greyhounds met the Alumni under the lights of Recreation Park. The game was a closely fought contest, the score at the end of the half being 0-0. In the final three minutes of the third quarter the Hounds scored from the Alum- ni eight-yard line and the conversion try was good. The Hounds scored again in the fourth quarter on a hand off from Millerstrom to Hartman. Although the Alumni were in there trying, the experience and sta- mina of the Hounds told the story. iff? nf' 5.1 CHAMPIONSHIP B TEAM IQNIEPLING, Left to R1ght Coach Chff McKea.y, Terry Campbell, Duane DeLong, Paul Vogt, Roy McGa1n, Truman Clark. SECOND ROW Dave Pearson, E1 M11lersl:l:om,Ron.n1e Dmck, Doug Black, Ron Pucc1on1, Ang Pucc1on1 Bounce em, Pass em C TEAM, Leftto R1ght. Bob Sauers, 1a.n'y Shnver, Truman Clark, Coach Chif McKeay, J1m S11vcn'a, Ron Barb1en. hx C 'T T ' an L44 ,40'l,43' T45 '43 41 -1'2lf 'vsfidsvi QQ f f ff A CAGERS W N 3 LOSE 5 WW KNEELING, Left to R1ght' Jack French, Robe t Younb, Ph11 Conran, Duane Alves, Reg Elgm, George Bspmosa,Gary Bushong,A11a.nBrenner STANDING Howard Hartman, Charhe D1az, larry Newgen, Tom Kosta, Jolm Fay, J1m McLen, Jerry Dams an an an e C . Feb 15 Feb 22 March 1 Schedule Aualy Petaluma San Rafael Sonoma Analy Petaluma San Rafael Sonoma 624 won ost ost ost won lost lost won 'X Tom Kosta, lanky center, seems to be floatmg toward the basket Thu shot 15 from the Analy game Torn's basketball sk11l was the subject of comment .hrough out the League Ton' was the only All League: elected by 2 Lmammous dCC1 mon bf! Jun fF11thyj McLen holds on ught as the Analy T1ger goes for the ball In close suo port 15 Howard Hartman The G1'eyho.md's season was marked w1th real hghtmg act1on season Wlth endmg talhes that d1d not truly reflect the type ball played by the Hound V O I , ,' X l Q .v . ' . . 1 . QD? Q! like that shown at left. It was a heart-break us - B l L . , 1 o Hlts No Runs, No Errors H0 Anna' -!f,f',fg?,f'll T v,,,x 9 0 V5 Qs 0 K JKN S0 71 4 P0110 M! A 1,55 Rbw 55' SDATED Left to R 1 , lg It C Garayalue, E Ivhllerstrom, N Ray, R Puc 1on1, H Hartman, R Young,A Puc C1011 Sl 'XINDING J Capo, P Exlmonls, W Taylor, T Passalacqua, J Lumno, D Stevens, P McDoNe1l, C Wlloer, P Co nan, D B ack, D Toy, Coaci Mattzeoh Marcl 15 'vlarcll 22 March 29 Aprll 5 Aprll 26 May 3 May 10 May 17 Baseball Schedule Sonoma Petaluma Analy San Rafael Sonoma Petaluma Aualy San Rafael 70 Home Away Away Away Away Home Home Home GOLF KNEELING, Left nomght W Blackourn, G Keck, Hanger STANDING R Barbie r1,J S1lV6lI3.,R Raymond,P Vogt, T Clark. TENNIS: BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: W. Ashurst, R. Holmes, J. Hustler. SECOND ROW: D. Heagerty, T. Johnson, D. Peru- son. TOP ROW: P. Petexsen, D. Sherwood, R Dick, Mt Passa lacqua Drive That Ball I I' 5 0 . . - O O AV A T 1 Mr. Jogt, B. Di Piero, T. fl'ogt,: W V W ' . 0 . z 'Bill . - Y ' . ' ' . . '21 T . , ' M ,, 4 Oz' T Hurdlmg Hounds H O BOTTOM ROW, Left to Rlght' R. Stevens, A Brenner, T Campbell, S Harrmgton, P Taylor, G Bushong, C Faylor SECOND ROW Mr Houg,A Ha1'tman,B Ne1son,B Love1an.d,P Fogal, G Wa.lte:1sp1e1, J Record l1s'p1nosa, J French, P Barbren, G Worsfold, P Radtkey, J Pace, G Fegley, E Hoffman Ma 1 Ma 4 Ma 8 May 11 May 15 May 18 May 22 May 25 June 1 Track Schedule Sonoma Sub League Petaluma N B L Analy D1v1s1on III San Rafael North Coast State Meet I Home Santa Rosa Away Va1leJo Away Petaluma Home Berkeley Berkeley ,,.. N 52263, W? 'G if 6 fad, V+-gn B6--.I 4- 'lq 'W 1 :- W , 5 Z if f ,,.,,, 54+'V'Q W- 711 , ' . .7 J., K ' ,M ,W 7 Wil., ',,,7 ' ' 7 ' ' V X I I , VY IK wspqc K , , . ,'..,.,nn I - . I 1 Q! ,V gf W, B. J ii, , ., 1, 1 f I P. ., K V ' H , 0, - . ,Z , .2 ,N V n 'H fr f V ' w h ,,.5,., Wg? ,4 'r' f ' , Qg,',,-ff,,.-A 1' Gi ff- ' V ., , 'N 33 W ' Avg, M . V V ,,-V K. , I , K A if , , we ff-1, - ,Z 2 frm,-Q , 2 , ' fy vu . 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