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

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HELD BALL. Don't foul. Geronimo Acquista- poce reaches around Al Bond, and All-American Colgan makes sure. NGS 'Q' WHERE DID THE BASKET G07 Louue Marsh Elbows Ellls Vrsclous Vollerga Bob Turner go hugh for a rebound under the sensor bucket Chief handicapper John Morchettl had roused the basket a few feet but not enough HIGH-MINDED SENIOR YELL LEADERS - Len Holman, Mark Bunyan, Dan Devoto, Craig John- ston, Martha Jaffrey, and Bob Dawson - lead rooters in a lusty yell forthe seniors.

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xx THE LET'S TRY AGAIN PANEL convenes to discuss today's teen-ager. Distinguished panelists from left to right are Mr. America fCoach Don Ellisl, Mr. Clairvoyance IMr. Robert Gyvingl, the Honorable Senator from southern AIasIcafMr. William Walkerl, and a beatnik senior fMr. James Johnsonl. FACULTY PRESENTS HIT RALLY PUNY BIV, MR. AMERICA of yesteryear, demonstrates his muscle power on the I,000 pound weights ...or tries to demonstrate his muscles ..... NO NINETY-POUND WEAKLING, Miss Bernice Parish lifts Puny's weights with the greatest of ease.

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82 PETER PAN WINS FIRST PLACE FOR SENIORS IN COMPETITION ASSEMBLY First prize goes to the seniors! These words from Jan Zuur, mistress of ceremonies at the second annual competition assembly, held on March I6, united the seniors in nearly ten minutes of jubilant hugging and congratulating one another. The seniors won the competition in 1959 as iuniors. Their skit this year was a take-off on Peter Pan of story book fame. Len Holman as Captain Hook, Dan Devoto as Pan, and Sarah Chand- ler as Wendy led the cast of over fifty seniors. The iunior class placed a close second in the competition with Klondike Kitty, starring Penny Ripple as Kitty and fea- turing klondike belles, eskimos, lumberiacks, and an instru- mental trio. Third place went to the sophomore class for their take-off on Alfred Hitchcock, a mystery called Special De- livery. The cast included Robert Seimer. Dorcas Whited, and Bonnie Crews and twelve sophomore girls as the mushroom invaders. X 1 Judges of the skits were Mayor Jack Ryerson, Mrs. Mariorie Wilson of McAuley's Book Shop, and Mr. Harry Holland of radio station KJAX. Judging was on the basis of originality, class participation, costumes, sets, and actual performance. .....-n- AT TOP, SOPHOMORE mushroom men Igirls in Ieotards and sheet- covered umbrellasl make their en- trance for their dance number in the sophomore class skit, Special De- livery. Above, Pete Davis on the sax, Bruce Galloway on the drums, and Dave Henson on the trumpet swing out for their trio in Klondike Kitty, the iunior class skit. PENNY RIPPLE as Klondike Kitty chucks the chin of one of her lum- beriack admirers. Having iust re- turned from finishin' school, Kitty asks, Ain't they got any man- ners? when the boys give her the eye.