Napa Valley Middle Schools - Silverado Yearbook (Napa, CA)

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DEANS Mrs. june Diemer Mr. John M. Hattala Mr. Robert Reams Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Dean of Student Activities Stanford University, BA University of Nevada, BA Chico State College, BA University of Calif., MA San Francisco State, MA COUNSELORS i Miss Catherine Cain Mr. Charles W. Jones Mr. Glenn Royer Mrs. Audrey A. Weitz Physical Education Mathematics Head Counselor, Mathematics Business and English San Francisco Stare, BA San Jose State, BA University of California, BA Pacific Union College, BA San Jose State, MA San Francisco State, MA Stanford, MA CAFETERIA STAFF STUDENT TEACHERS Mr. James R. Little California College of Arts 8: Crafts Front row l to r: Mrs. Barbara Rosselli, Mrs. Front row, l to r: Mr. Richard N. Kuest, Myrtle Dickey, Mrs. Laura Elmer. Back row, l to r: Miss Betty Lou Booska. Back row: Miss Mrs. Lois Gushe, Mrs. Rachel Cester, Mrs. Mar- Kathryn L. Lockwood, Mr. Dean Wie- garet Deal, Mrs. Ella Schank. gardt CAll at Pacific Union Collegej. 4

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ADMINISTRATION .XX , ., X Dear Warriors: With two classes fboth ninth and tenth gradesj moving to the senior high school this fall, we could describe the 1964-5 school year as the end of the four-year junior high, or Operation Big Switch, or even the year of the Big De- parture. Although we realize how much we will miss those classmates and teachers who will make the big move, we are pleased that our Blue 8: White Warriors will become Blue 8: Gold' Indians. We like being related! As for the year ahead, we see changes in our student body organization and our school pro- gram as necessary steps for progress. Moreover, we must keep in mind that progress comes when we set our goals high enough fthe higher the bet- ter, of coursej and in turn Redwood will con- tinue to grow in quality and spirit. You and I will always remember this year-a very good, rewarding time in our lives. I sincerely hope that whenever you open this splendid book in the years to come, your memories will be even i richer. , Best wishes, Mr. Clayton Long, Principal Clayton A. Long University of the Pacilic, Bachelor, Music Principal University of California, M.A. 11-,,,f:a L as Q7 flfsyrr fr it f sail at Y if . Y. if 4 331, f ' S .V J . Mrs. Chauvet Mrs. Kennedy u Mrs. Louden Mrs. Palmer Mrs. Schotte Mrs. Timm Library Assistant Counseling Pr1ncipal's Secretary Oiice Attendance Textbook 84 Financial C USTODIANS Mr. Fidler Mr. Houk Mr. Mendonca Mr. Schlumberger Mr. Siordal Mr. Taylor Mr. Woodworth

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N Z' Z lf x Z Mrs. Betty Marion Dunlap Miss Rita M. Felix Univ. Calif. at L.A., BE College of Holy Names, BA Mrs. Fores T. Crandall Librarian Mrs. Dorothy Gambrll Miami U., Oxford. Ohio, BS Mr. Paul C. Gillies Greenville College, BA LIBRARIAN NURSE Miss Bertha Johnson School Nurse University of Pacific, BA San Francisco State, BA University of California, BS HOMEROOM TEACHERS Miss Jane D. Haight San Francisco State, BA San Francisco State, MA Mrs. Vivian Lott Mr. F. Randal Myrick Mr. Charles Redd Mr. Aucie W. Self Mr. Jean I-l. Solomon University of California, BA Shepherd College, BA Univ. San Francisco. BA Southeastern State, Okla.. BA Sacramento State College. BA George Washington U.. MA Univ. of Calif.. MA Univ. of Oklahoma. MA Mr. Frank L. Kerr Mr. E, Harold Langdon Mr. Burrell Wilson San Francisco State, BA Humbolt State College, BA Univ. California. BA Miss Geneva E. Durham Mr. Warren Kuhler Mr. William T. Spahr Andrews Univ., BA Univ. Calif. at Davis, BS Univ. San Francisco. BA N0TthW9Sl9l'l'l Univ.. MA Univ. Calif. at Davis, MEd Univ. California, MA , 5