Napa High School - Napanee Yearbook (Napa, CA)

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DALE TEETERS President DENNY BUSH LYNN AGUILAR Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer FALL OFFICERS The iuniors started working early in the fall term by electing capable students to be their leaders and represen- tatives. These eight students, along with the rest of the iunior class worked hard to help make the first iunior class in Napa Senior High, as such, a group long remembered. They participated in the Winter Show, the Christmas hall decor- ations, and sent the most members to the various sports teams. With well over half of the student body composed of iuniors, this group had to be active, and they were. They proved that they were well on the way to adulthood. L. to R.: Louie Venturini, Sue Schoening, Marshall Jaeger, Sandy Watson, Don Judah. I8

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Vice-President BOB BAC KUS President MARSHALL JAEGER SPRING OFFICERS Secretary-Treasurer J UDY BISHOP Following in the footsteps of predecessors, the spring officers took over at the beginning of the spring semester The iuniors had gained more fire and steam during th fall term and by now were very active. Their most important contribution was planning the Senior Prom in which they followed the appropriate theme, Sayonara. ln most of the school functions, iuniors were the more active members. Their thoughts turned towards their senior year and work started along that channel with plans to make it a top year. The iuniors paved the path for other iunior classes to 'follow L. to R.: Maureen Seminara, Kay Tramner, Judy Pittsley, Jerry Connell I9