Napa High School - Napanee Yearbook (Napa, CA)

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3' 3 -'91 . ' N 1' I . K MA if E 'I ch' First row, I to rz L. Uram, P. Reuss, M. McCann, O. Howard, P. Barlow, T. Frazier, P. Ellison, J. White. V X I4 PSI on I Second row, I to r: D. Railing, W. Cameron, N. McPhee, A. Dorland, G. Aguilar, R. Gomez, Y. Freyslaben. Mr. Baldwin -ll-U .ff l ' ' L to ru J. Duff, E. Patten, J. Gosling, D. Morecraft, D. Hudson, W. Bartow, W. Cameron, P. Gilliland, J. Orrock, J. Mi slgma ch' Mr. Van Vuren. First row, l to r: B. Vallandingham, B. Vallandingham, H. Beck, S. Balmer, A. Bors, C. Nelson, D. Bradd, J. Carman, C. Glick. Second row, I to r: C. Shattuck, K. Cornett, J. Bush, S. South- worth,.G. Aguilar, B. Colvin, T. Frazier, P. Barlow, P. Ellison, M. Parker, M. Park, M. Merritt, J. White. Third row, l to r: H. Nevins, D. Alexander, D. Fields, B. Evans, V. Norton, M. Elicker, D. Frost, W. Wood, V. Flock, A. Taysom, R. Harbin, N. Mc- Phee, S. Sooter, M. Hambrick, G. Foglesang, C. Bradley, A. Duc harm. Fourth row, l to r: J. Barnwell, P. Berendson, B. Maclean, R. Erickson, R. Holper, S. Stotts, D. Sandison, S. Bruno, G. Burtolucci, T. Johnson, P. Kosbab, N. Boze, W. Whitney, A. Murray, S. McClure, R. Moulton, .l. Bradley, T. Henry. Mn yan yuan

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F, X gms? -U ,Hx mm.... ,,..,:, ,sf-, f ,M A A Aguilar, Alber, Alley, Allis, Alton, Anderson, Andrews, Banchero, Barlow, Beck, Bell, Berberick, Bertolucci, I I Boggiale, Bars, Broughton, Brown, Bruce, Bruno, Bryant, Bush, Cabrers, Cable, Campbell, Carr, Carter, Chris- en, Christiansen, Clifft, Colvin, Combellack, Conatser, Conrado, Cook, Cook, Cornet, Crowell, Cunny, Dallas, Davena, l, Dodd, Dorlartd, Dorothy, Duncan, Edington, Edwards, Elicker, Ellison, Erickson, Fallert, Faulk, Ferrero, Fistler, Frazier eux, Gould, Griffin, Grimes, Grimm, Groshell, Gurrey, Hambrick, Hart, Hempler, Hernandez, Hicks, Hill, Howard, Hubp xhrey, Hynes, Jenkins, Keller, Klepper, Knudson, Lacaze, Laird, Lakocque, Larsen, Layman, LOMonaco, Looper, McDonald ee, McPherson, Mendelsohn, Meyers, Miller, Mills, Mills, Moulten, Mufich, Neuenschwander, Neu, Neilsen, Noland, Nuccion l, Ortiz, Owen, Panfili, Parker, Parkerson, Parsons, Passini, Paulson, Penzotti, Peterson, Peterson, Pressley, Price, Proctor, P 1 1 I' 53, Miss Vogel ursell, Quade, Ratta, Reeder, Reuxs as, Ridley, Roads, Salle, Salsman, Salyer, Scaruffi, Seberg, Shattuck, Sherman, Smarzik, Smernes, Sohl, Southworth, Spencer, Soater, Stevenson, Stewart g, Strong, Swarm, Tallman, Taysorn, Thibaut, Trabucchi, Van Amber, Vandagrift, Venturini, Vienop, Von Uhlit, Vaitich, Wagner, Walker, Walker, Walton ton, White, Wiley, Wilson, Windweh, Wood, Wright, Wroten, Young. 'er IINII First row, I to r: J. Tolman, J, Larsen, C. Nelson, M. Patrick, A. King. Second row, I to r: M. Banchero, J. Panfili, V. Spencer, S. Salle, L. Vienop, J. Hynes, T. Brczzi, C. Whitehill, L. Fry, M. Parker, V. Raneri, Dore, S. McClure, W. Bartow, L. Hansen, K. Lenz. Third row, l to r: M. Van Uhlit, J. Thibaut. + Miss Devin ak ,ll ck IINII First row, I to r: E. Barker, J. Duff, T. Henry. Second row, l to r: B. McMiIlin, D. Brothwell, F. Koch, H. Grif- fiths, L. Bailey, B. Adan, C. Griffiths, H. Marshall, C. Wong, B. Carr, A. Chew, W. Milliman, D. Huntington, L. Henson. L N x Mr. Martin

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tile ll .I 1 'eics First row, I to r: D. Horton, D. Blakemore, P. Babin, K. Judah, J. Goodwin, P. Berendsen, R. Young, G. - . McCarthy. Second row, I to r: L. Chauvet, T. Johnson, L. Duzmang, F. Blodgetf, E. Avila. 5 C Mr. Thnadgull r ' .7 what L to r: V. Garavenlo, R. Covognaro, C. Knief, P. Bruce, J. Reichord, L. Shriner, A. Jinks, S. Neilson, ,rf T. Howes, K. Kirby, K. Koch. s W Mr. Covey The Held of television offers many opportunities to young actors and actresses just beginning their career. In the same the clubs and activities at Napa High School offer many opportunities to students with a variety of interests. The many different clubs available to students of all grades, make up a large number of social activities. Each club has lin specifcltions as to the grades of the members and, in some cases, the fact if they are boys or girls. There are sports clubs for both boys and girls such as The Block N , The Letter N , and G.A.A. One club, the F., is OPC!! to ninth and tenth graders whose names have appeared on the honor roll. Then there are clubs for students who ,nterested in auch careers as acting and some sort of business. Two of these clubs are the Curtain Callers and The Epsilon A wide choice in music is offered to students of each grade. There are three main musical groups at Napa High School ne, the orchestra under the direction of Mr. Kulttig two,,the band directed by Mr. Bordeng and three, the chorus which is ay Mr. Hildebrant. At various times throughout each of the organizations is asked to play at diferent events held ,e school. ' i The activities available do not, however, just include club projects. There are also a lot of activities held during the noon s. A few of these are the talent shows, noon movies, andnoon dances. The double noon hour presented a large problem as- ls the activities program was concerned, but both directors of recreation handled the problem very well. 19