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

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LINDA ZUSSMAN Fall Editor 1 The MHS 1 571 1 If I for 1 122 9, it, Qlg'1QQ,.gof'5?0'i' CAROL RAYMOND Spring Edltor 1 f dy JOY KOSHNICK JOAN BRADLEY ELLEN ROSS CLAUDIA BOUDREAU BILL EHLERT JUDY McCABEl PAT THACKERAY Business Manager Advertlsements News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Exchange Editor Clrculatlon Howard Duncan Phorogvoohev THE SAGA Published semi monthly by the Montgomery Hxgh School student body 1250 Hahman Drive Santa Rosa California Editor Carol Raymond News Edltor Lmda Zussman Feature Edntor Claudia Boudreau Carole Kobus Sports Editor Bill Ehlert Copy Edntor Ellen Ross Exchange Edntor Judy McCabe Business Manager Joy Koshmck Assistant Business Manger Judy Mathis Advertising Mgr Joan Bradley Cxrculatlon Mgr Pat Thackeray Reporters Nancy DCFOC Buzz Rodgers Kathy Semlnoff Sandy Zukowskl Ron Gloekler Head Photographer Howard Duncan Photographers Jim Palik Martin Goss Jxm Shipley Bill Unruh Faculty Advisor Mr Douglas Campbell School History Recorded m SAGA From the fnrst day of school to commencement when the class of 59 b1d lts farewell the SAGA staff was on the spot covermg all news events as they happened Brlngmg news ltems to the student body was the mam obJect1ve of the SAGA but beyond that the fifteen ISSUES of the school paper con am a complete record of Montgomery Hlgh Schools pro gress durlng lts flrst year At the choosmg of the the Vlkmg mascot the fxrst student body elect1ons the selectxon of g aduatlon caps and gowns and the flrst rootlng of new tradltlons the SAGA preserved xn prmt the fresh vltalltv and creatlvlty found xn a new school Through edltorxals and sports coverage the SAGA staff pro muted school plflt and loyalty Ten staff members worked through the summer months wrlt mg stones and sellmg ads to put out a slx page edxtxon on the flrst day of school The SAGA also became a member of the Columbla Scholastlc Press Assoclatlon Mr Campbell Adviser Saga Staff members from left lo nght are Sandy Zukowslu Carol Kobus Jud: Mathls Kathy Semmoff Joan Taylor Nancy DeFoe George Hatfield .hm Pahk and Ball Unruh , ,5- V- mf W, 1 4- V A ft - y .ig Q . A 0 ' A , ff , U - f VG' fx' ' I Y ' f- ' V ' s , , x ' ' ' , , x L ' 4 L. . , . A 1 T v . - x ' ' 5 K , , ' . s ' ' . Y , . - . 1 1 . ' . - . , . ni A 5 t ' . Assistant Feature Editor ..... ,,.. 'V . H ' 1 -K b ,L . ., Q . , 1 I Y . . a 1 A a f , , . ---4,.'.-,-........'4-.. . I Y I V . I I

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-A Q 43 3 3 'A 17 A Sybil Young Dennis Eagan Dale Winstoad Judi Rardin Frirtor tn Chief Business Manager Associate Fdttor Atssrxtttrtt Bustrwss Mtnrmqf-r Boys Sports Edttor .I -. ,JH 1? W, MI' 2' , K Nanci Fingerson M' . Sharon Kuhn Z As. ,K Focutty Ecittor 5 ' 1 Q Jeanne langland -67 , 5 ra, 5 Q x Rl 1 VALHAI., HALL OF HEROES Schedultng pictures, dummytng, tntervtewtng, wrrttng, typtng, revistng, proofreodrng, survrvrng lost-minute emergenctes, ond Gnoliy collopstng from loss of blood-the yearbook stofl pub- lished, with no loss of ltfe, the Urst MHS onnuol, perfectly nomed VAlHAl, Vtktng Hull Ol Heroes. 6 f,.,. g L' t - or z , ll, 'Q 4 11 1 .lr W ten! v' Fixx Q g, DENNIS EAGAN bangs out sports copy despite distracting influence of pretty Valhal advertising salesgirls Beth Rath, Pearl Rowe, and Nanci Fingerson. Dennis was the only boy in a 'fm X- class of fifteen. A 7 I I ZX ll 'cv ,YK7 Sharon Lichau Sharon Malone Junior Edttor Carol Osbun 5entorEr1ttor Beth Rath Gtrls Sports Edttor Pearl Rowe Ronita Sundin Acttvtttes Edttor Linda Tack Sophomore Edttor Mr. Starr Acvmff Page 76

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