Montgomery High School - Valhal Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

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MR. STIMACK'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Karen Fesler, Joan Winton, Dianne Apons, Norma Barrios, Linda Hathaway, Mary Nelligan, Eva Young, Kar- en Moore, Edith Kilass, Jean Gray. SECOND ROW: Dennis Spero, Jim Matteri, Sharon Dunn, Shirley Cloud, Wanda Shirley, Maura Byrne, Danny Haugen, Chuck Menne, Pete Onsrud. THIRD ROW: Richard Potts, Pete Davis, Thomas Jewett, John Horder, Danny Sund, Bud Biddle, Barry Gambini, Ray Uli- barri. MR. STOVER'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Powis, Dorrie Bernasconi, Diana Rich- mond, Lynnell Bowman, Susan Johansen, Kathy Moore, Violet Mitchell, Mary-Louise Pelganti, Joyce Colli, Glenna Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Ron Ealy, Windy Callahan, Dave Sweeney, Vir- ginia York, Bonnie Howell, Sandy Torgerson, Mike Arm- strong, Bill Unruh. THIRD ROW: Dennis Samuelson, Sid Behler, Edward Barros, Dieter Haussler, Ronnie Thomas, Russell Waller, Jim Kneisler. get N ILA DEVELOPMENT OF SKILLS and knowledge in the use of tools and ma- terials, construction of obiects to enrich personal and group living, development of good safety habits and attitudes, ap- plication of the skills of mathematics and drawing-these are a few of the aims and obiectives of woodworking. These obiectives are developed through actual craftsmanship and performance, reading, use of audio visual aids, and classroom discussions and demonstrations. Coffee tables, gun cabinets, lamps, and desks are iust a few of the students' proiects, At left, Norman Mangum and James Popoff, members of Mr, A. M. Stover's beginning woodworking class, are work- ing on their individual projects, a gun rack and a jewelry box.

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rl fl. BIOLOGY IS THE SCIENCE which studies living things and everything about them. Students in Mr. W. M, MoqDon olds biology classes are given the op- portunity to study the science of plants animals, and man through movies, labor atory work, classroom demonstrations and proiects. At rightSharon Nordstrom and Loren Raymonde are disecting a frog. MR. SCHMALTZ' ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Judy Hansen, Mary Wilson, Pam Hornewcod, Mary-Lynne Blunt, Anne Mer- vvin, Jeanne Fooro, Sondy Hle- bakos, Nancy Dublin, John Bor- net, Patricia Brennan, SECOND ROW: Paul Galarneau, Bob Page, Mary Jo Jadin, Bob Tonel- li, Linda Kernp, Delene Poli, Judy Clark, Nick Sernincff, Floyd Langerrnan THIRD ROW: Sandy Smith, Gordon StroCha , Earl Walker, Bob M:Kusi'k, Richard Rosner, Jerry Gonsalves, Paul Mills, George Miller. MR. SMITH'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Judy Bolduc, Sydne Mitolo, Irene Gonzales, Charlene Kemper, Karen Mar- tell, Dicinci Galindo, Marilynn Trapnell, Kent Ruppert, Ray Al- berigi. SECOND ROW: Fred Peri, Cliff Hart, Mary Barrett, Susie Beeler, Toni Sepulveda, Lenny Jay, Danny Faull, John West- rom. THIRD ROW: Torn McNu1t, Jack Corrigan, Ken Brown, David Winkler, Janice Hodapp, Mike Clark, Victor Silva, i'.'.' Smith. MRS. SPEDICK'S ADVISORY BOTTOM ROW: Rita Martinelli, Chris Jennings, Carol Dedrick, Donna Borretta, Corliss Spence, Lois Rust, Jeanne Molle Cherie Hass, Jcinet Ricci. SECOND ROW: Doug Bell, Jeff Stubbs, Girthy Handy, Geraldine Tutt, Leona Mendoes, Cathy Murphy, Dorothy Young, Rosan Pearson, Lorene Winter, TH I R D ROW: Gary Faull, Robert Clifton, Mike Davis, Orlando Antonini, David Coin, Bob Walker, George Bot: tort, Bruce Galloway.

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Jim Marshall leaps high to spike volleyball in co-educational competition. 'Lf Bill Ehlert and Mike O'Reilly work with weights to develop power, endurance, coordination, and speed. PE DEVELOPS MIND AND BODY . S. x . . ,-,,,A, , Q ,.'.,N J,-up L, 5 , I Q At lower left, William Parry works out on the trampoline while John Sale and Bill Reinking watch.