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

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QUEEN OF HEARTS AND ATTENDANTS Y5 I1 Y' - .3 CHERYL OSTROM Queen of Hearts JANICE HODAPP BERT ACQUISTAPACE Attendant Attendant COUPLES LINE UP IH slxteens for the grand march, directed by representatives from the U. S armed forces and led by the queen, her attendants, and their escorts ,L ff r '1 - f' - - N , Q? 9 J S ' I - ' 4 -' in ' 'rd , . f l , A

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BILL PAGE, shown rehearsing a clarinet solo, appeared with the MHS stage and concert bands on Wednesday evening, February 24, in the Bill Page Show, a concert pro- gram presented for the public. Mr. Page, versatile reed instrumentalist with the Lawrence Well: television show, travels around the United States to promote high school bands. The MHS bands rehearsed weeks in preparation for the event. Mr. Page arrived the day be- fore the show to rehearse with the bands. The result was an evening of sparkling enter- tainment of which the MHS bands, under the direction of Mr. Alphonse Schmaltz, could well be proud. AFTER THE SHOW a reception for Mr. Page was held in the MHS cafeteria at which time parents and friends could meet Mr. Page personally. Upper right,he is shown with Mr. Alphonse Schmaltz congratulating him on a fine band performance.

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1 5: SMILING FACES of couples reflect the gaiety of the semi-formal, turn-about dance which followed the coronation of the Queen of Hearts. ROYALTY REIGNS AT SECOND AN- NUAL QUEEN OF HEARTS BALL A beaming and radiant Cheryl Ostrom, senior can- didate, was crowned Queen of Hearts on the eve of St. Valentine's Day before parents, friends, and couples who crowded the MH S gym to see the hour-long coro- nation and command performance which preceded the annual Queen of Hearts Ball, a turn-about affair sponsored by the MH S Girls' Lea ue. The coronation and dance climaxed three weeks of voting, during which the three classes collected coat hangors as votes for their respective candidates: Bert Acquistapace, sophomore, Janice Hodapp, iunior, and Cheryl Ostrom, senior. Voting results were an- nounced at the end of each week. The final results remained secret until the night ofthe coronation. Cheryl was crowned amidst military splendor by Dm Galvin of KSRO, who was presented with the crown by Pat Crowley, Queen of Hearts of l959. Cheryl was also given a combination wrist-watch and bracelet by a representative of the United States Army. Representatives from the other branches ofthe armed forces conducted a grand march, in which couples attending the dance marched from the gym to the heart-studded cafeteria. Cheryl and her escort and attendants led the procession. At right, Cheryl Ostrom is crowned Queen of Hearts by Mr. Dan Galvin, sports director of KSRO I I rf Q if -. .fi , .Eli 3. : . F -T, it at G