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

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GIRI.S' LEAGUE OFFICERS --A .I .,,, wg:---N, -4 . ,,, - -. '--v,,.,, I A- up 4 In-r ui ...,. 1 .- iv-L -nn, use Iss CSC- 18- Qui- 11 -3- Q3- CJ BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Burgesson, Claudia Robinson, Mary Brownscombe, Erna Tutt, Lillian Chandler, Robin Starr. SECOND ROW: Dr. Helen Cole, Linda Zussman, Sandy Morton, Cyn Maxwell, Ann Peters. GIRLS' LEAGUE GIVES TWO HUNDRED CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO ORPHANS Over two hundred grlts were collected by the Grrls' league und drstrrbuted to chrldren ut the Solvotnon Army Nursery rn Santo Rosa, ond or the Home ol Forth Orphonoge rn Nopo County Other group protects were sponsorrng the Queen of Heorts Bull om! the Senlror leo ond the 4 ornpnlrng of o scropooolr Showrng the prog ress mode rn the hrs! year of the league nt Montgomery Hugh, Grrls' league wos duvrderl rnto erghteen groups ol twenty lrve gurls Eoch group wos responsrble lor 0 certorn ornount ol money rursrng prorecfs such os condy, cup' coke, ond poppy soles Otlrcers for the year were lrllron Chonoler presroenr Morthq loflrey vrce-president, Erno Tutt, secretoryy Mory Brownscombe yreosurer, Ronrto Sundrn hosprtolrty, Shrrley Burgesson, relreghmentg Clrxudro Robrnson, riecorutron, lrndo Zussrnon, publrcrty, ond Dr Helen Cole, odvrser Page 73 Louise Richmond, Toni Carlson, and Sue Chandler pose with the 16,000 coathangers collected for the Queen of Hearts Ball and sold to a local cleaner for a penny apiece. The S650 in proceeds from the dance and the coathangers went toward the purchase of spotlights for the school stage.

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SAC SPONSORS CAR CARAVAN, QUEEN'S BALL The Sruoent Acttvrttes Courtctl, mode up of the club orestdents and presrded over by the toll and sprrng Comrrrrsstoner of Soctol Aqtrvrtres, Joan Brooleyf1trtiCfrroNOsrm'w respectrvely, wus responstbtee tor the ptonntrtg ond promortoh of the Bug Game cur curuvrm rxrru the krng and rrueerfs Doll Bros fOr the dame were drstrrmted to the vurrous clubs for sole, Prrzes were awarded to the three clubs selhrtg the greatest mrrrrber of mls The SAC also usststeo rn sepervrsrng the electron ot the lung onri queen, Throughfpm the yew the- group pertorrrred tts bostc tunctron, thot Oi Coordrrmtlng all student-sponsoreu octrvtttf-5. Club domes, Curuccilre sules, uno other rrroney-rutstrrg protects had to be approved Dy The SAC FALL SAC , 2 'L' . f Q J? A 7 ' 4 SPRING SAC ., M , ,- R? 1 Z3 BOTTOM ROW: Fran Fleet, Sandy Madsen, Louise Richmond, Lillian Chandler, Carol Raymond, Mary Pyne. SECOND ROW: Carol Osbun, Margie Dunn, Sandy Ussher, Vonda Waldren, Linda Allen, Sonya Madsen. THIRD ROW: Charlie Niles, Dan Kelly, Dan Hicks, Daryl Stigers, Bob Dawson, Bill Ehlert. BOTTOM ROW: Sybil Young, Susan Buttedahl, Sandy Madsen, Louise Richmond, Lillian Chandler, Linda Zussman, Sonya Madsen, Linda Allen. SECOND ROW: Joan Bushman, Fran Fleet, Sandy Ussher, Vonda Waldren, Marilyn Stigers, Bob Dawson. THIRD ROW: Charlie Niles, Don Kelly, Joan Bradley, Margie Dunn, Dan Hicks, Bill Scinlo. A s C? Page 72

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BOTTOM ROW: Erna Tutt, Cyn Maxwell, Mary Brawnscombe, Claudia Robinson, Laurette Faoro, linda Kemp, Margaret Pyne, Mary Pyne. SECOND ROW: Robin Starr, Mary Nelligan, Helen Stanley, Judy Radu, Janice Hodapp, Ann Peters, Gordon Strachan, Virginia York. THIRD ROW: Robert Clifton,.BilI Parry, Bob Dawson, Dave Throndson, Dennis Eagan, Prentice O'Leary. Jim Jaclll, Mr. Eastin. ' HONOR SOCIETY 'I E ve ur - I I BOTTOM ROW: Mu-ilyn Stigers, Carole Vincent, Janice Anderson, Solveig Molin, Jean Dahlgren, Sybil Young, Charlene Gourlay, Linda Zussman, Dale Winstead. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Moessner, Linda Allen, Andy Poor, Dick Smith, Len Eisenhood, Rick Kunde, Nadine Wiggins. THIRD,ROW: Judy Johnson, Wanda Shirley, Vonda Wddren, Lynne Freese, Linda Peterson, Joan Bradley, Pat Thackeray. MONTGOMERY CSF CHARTER GRANTED IN APRIL Early rn Aprrl of l959, a specral assembly was held an whrch the Montgomery CSF was grven otllclal status as a charter member ot the Calt- fornra State Scholarshnp Federatlon. The charter was presented to tt by Santa Rosa Hugh School. Mr, Ralph Guyon, Mass Bernnce Parrsh, and Mr. Gene Eastm were lnstrumental rn orgamzung Montgomery CSF and securing the charter. Be' cause of tts late organrzataon, the only planned CSF activity was a trap to the Universrty of Calt- fornia to observe Student Vrsitatron Day. To foster a high standard of scholarship and general attainment on the part of students IS the purpose of CSF, Membershrp in the orgamzatron affords recognltuon for superuor scholarshup whsch othervvrse would go unnotuced. Students are ellgrble for CSF membershlpdf they earn ten points during a semester. An A grade is worth three polnts, and a B, one. Honor Socuety requtrements are as follows: for sophomores, l5Og lunnors, l65, and sensors, l65, A's count 50 povnts, B's count 35, and C's are 20, Up to 50 pornts are given lor extracurrlculor actlvlttes such as student government and athletuc Competutran, Mr, Gene Fastrn was odvrsor lor CSF and Mr Ea!ph Guyon was advfsor lor Honor Socrety. Page 74