Point Arena Union High School - Foghorn Yearbook (Point Arena, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1956 volume:

SOUTH COAST OF POINT ARENA Field W. H. OGLESBY Principal Monmouth College JOAN M. BLACH Girls' P.E. Home Ec. San Jose State College ETHEL M. HOOD Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping General Business Business English University of Southern Calif. KEN SNOW Coach Civics History Utah State College WILLIAM H. SAPSIS English Boys' P. E. Plane Geometry Pirate Advisor University of California WALTER D. WEYMOUTH German Physics Biology Algebra General Science University of California GLENN H. COCHRAN Band Glee English IV Annual Advisor Current History University of Arizona BILLY J. WOODWARD Ag. and Shop Mechanical Drawing Cal Poly LEFT TO RIGHT: Raymond Ohleyer, Walt Stornetta, Jack Vincent, Silas Carr, Garth Rawles. T g LEFT TO RIGHT: Al Garris, Reed Farnsworth, Bill Sapsis, C. W. Holloway, Al Phillips. MR. KEN SNOW We, the Foghorn Staff of 1956, dedicate this annual to Mr. Snow, our Coach. Through the years he has not only been our teacher but also a friend. We have al- ways felt we could go to him with our problems whether large or small. We wish to show some of our appreciation by this dedication. POINT ARENA STUDENT BODY 1955-1956 1st SEMESTER, left to right: Charles Cabassi, President; Jim Ellingson, Treasurer; Vesta McMillen, Secretary; Bob Wolstenholm, Vice-President. 2nd SEMESTER, left to right: Mel Nelson, Vice-President; Jim Ellingson, Trea- surer; Vesta McMillen, Secretary; Bob Wolstenholm, President. Seated: Joe Smith, President. Standing, left to right: Rose Giacomini, Vice- President; Hazel Griffith, Secretary-Treasurer; Carol Ohleyer, Representative. The class of '56 entered high school on September 10, 1952. We consisted of Linda Beebe, David Tock, Patsy Titus, Bill Reifers, Rose Giacomini, Donald Caughey, Carol Ohleyer, Thomas Pike, Barbara Remstedt, Charles Cabassi, Dorothy Fiscus, Ernest Mason, Jackie Duncan, Mike Key, Carol Black, John Ciolina, Vesta McMillen, Joe Smith, Judy Parnett, Leonard McMillen, Virginia Rue, and Dian Laiwa. The very first thing we took part in was Freshman Initiation. Later on in the year we gave a Halloween Dance. Class officers for the first year were: President, Judy Parnett; Vice-President, Joe Smith; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Pat Titus; and Reporter, Linda Bebee. Miss Fluke was our advisor. Our class was active in sports and band and glee. During our Sophomore year, Linda Beebe, Virginia Rue, Bill Reifers, Dian Laiwa and Patsy Titus moved away. Shirley McGarvin, Pat Miller and Bob Wolstemholm entered our class. Miss Murray was our advisor and our officers were: President, John Ciolina; Vice-President, Rose Giacomini; Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Ohleyer; and Reporter, Barbara Remstedt. This year we got to initiate the Freshmen. We had a Freshman Reception and showed the movie Arsenic and Old Lace. We sold refreshments and gave a few dances throughout the year. On September 13, 1954, we began our first year as upper classmen. Marvin Wightman, Trudy Lam- bert, Shelton Hayman, Paul Korver and Jim Childers joined our class. Carol Black moved to San Francisco. Mrs. Ashurst was our advisor and the officers were: President, Charles Cabassi; Vice-President, Marvin Wightman; Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Ohleyer; Reporter, Pat Miller; and Class Representative, Judy Parnett. In October we received our class rings. We combined forces with the Seniors and produced Where's Laurie? Throughout the year we sold concessions at the athletic games and had candy and food sales to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. At the end of our Junior Year, Marvin Wightman, Paul Korver, David Tock, and Jim Childers moved away. Jim joined the Air Force. Barbara Remstedt, Pat Miller, Trudy Lambert, and Jackie Duncan got married and left school. Later on in our Senior year, Shel- ton Hayman moved away. Darlene Cushman, April Rogers, Leon Crenshaw, and Hazel Griffith joined us. Our advisor was Mr. Snow and our officers were: President, Joe Smith; Vice-President, Rose Giacomini; Secretary-Treasurer, Hazel Griffith; Class Representative, Carol Ohleyer. During our last year in high school we gave one or two dances, had candy sales and sold novelties. We joined forces with the Juniors and put on the three-act play Bolts and Nuts. We have been active in school activities throughout our high school years and on June 14, we fulfilled our four years of schooling when we received our diplomas. DOROTHY ANN FISCUS Pirate Staff -3 Dramatics -3 Majorette -1,2 Basketball -3,4 Softball -4 Band -1,2 F.H.A. -1,2,3,4 DONALD BURTON CAUGHEY F.F.A. -1,2,3,4 Glee -3 Block P.A. -2,3,4 Football -2,3,4 Basketball -2,3,4 Baseball -3,4 Track -1 ROSE JANE GIACOMINI Class Officer -2,4 F.H.A. Officer -3 Office -4 Majorette -1,2 Glee -1 Ba nd -1,2,3 Basketball -3,4 Softball -3,4 ERNEST WAYNE MASON F.F.A. -2,3,4 Band -3 Block P.A. -2,3,4 Basketball -2,3,4 Football -3,4 Baseball -2,3,4 Track -1 HAZEL PATE GRIFFITH Transferred -4 Class Officer -4 Dramatics -4 F.H.A. -4 Glee -4 LEON CRENSHAW Transferred -4 SHIRLEY DALE McGARVIN MICHAEL A. KEY Spanish Club -1,2 Dramatics -3,4 Pirate Staff -4 F.F.A. -2,3,4 Spanish Club -2 Band -4 Basketball -1,2,4 Foghorn Staff -4 GAIL FRANCIS SMITH Student Council -2,3,4 Class Officer -2,3,4 F.F.A. Officer -3,4 Block P.A. -1,2,3 F.F.A. -1,2,3,4 Glee -3 Baseball -2,3 Basketball -1,2,3 Football -1,2,3 Track -1,2 Spanish Club -2,3 ROBERT WAYNE WOLSTENHOLM Student Council -4 C.S.F. -3,4 Honor Roll -2,3 Pirate Staff -3 Student Body Officer -4 Foghorn Staff -3,4 Block P.A. -2,3,4 Baseball -3,4 Football -2,3,4 Glee -1 VESTA CAROLYN McMILLEN Student Body Officer -4 Student Council -4 C.S.F. -2,4 Honor Roll -2 German Club -4 Foghorn Staff -3 Dramatics -3,4 F.H.A. -1 Band -1 Softball -3 Student Council -4 Class Officer -2,3,4 Honor Roll -2 F.H.A. Officer -3 Foghorn Staff -4 Cheerleader -1,2,3,4 Dramatics -3,4 Majorette -1,2,3,4 F.H.A. -1,2,3,4 Glee -1,3,4 Band -1,2,3 Basketball -1,2,3,4 Softball -1,2,3,4 JUDITH MARIAN PARNETT Student Council -1,3 C.S.F. -3,4 Honor Roll -1,2,3 Class Officer -1,3 Foghorn Staff -3,4 Pirate Staff -3 F.H.A. -1 German Club -1 Majorette -2 Glee -1,2,3,4 Bond -1 Basketball -1,2,3,4 Softball -1,2,3,4 APRIL MAY ROGERS Transferred -4 Class Officer -4 Dramatics -4 F.H.A. -4 Majorette -4 LEONARD RALPH McMILLEN Spanish Club -2,3 Block P.A. -1,2,3,4 Basketball -1,2,3,4 Track -1,2,3,4 Band -1,2,3,4 Glee -1,3 F.F.A. -1,2,3 THOMAS PIKE Spanish Club -1 Block P.A. -2,3,4 Baseball -2,3,4 Basketball -1,2,3 Football -2,3,4 JOHN CIOLINA Student Council -2 Class Officer -2 Block P.A. -2,3,4 Baseball (Mgr.) -2,3,4 Football (Mgr.) -2,3,4 Basketball (Mgr.) -2,3,4 Track -1 F.F.A. -1,2,3,4 CHARLES FRANCIS CABASSI Student Body Officer -4 Student Council -3,4 Class Officer -3 F.F.A. Officer -2,3,4 Block P.A. -1,2,3,4 F.F.A. -1,2,3,4 Glee -3 Baseball -1,2,3,4 Basketball -1,2,3,4 Football -2,3,4 I, CAROL OHLEYER, will my ability to get into trouble and stay there to Ruth Petersen, and to Coach I leave one pack of gum. I, ROBERT WOLSTENHOLM, will my grades in Physics to Gene Price. To anyone who will want the job, I will my place as center. I, JOHN CIOLINA, will my long side-burns to Mr. Oglesty and my short hair to Mr. Cochran. I, DON CAUGHEY, will my grades to my brother Russ to improve. A place as end is vacant for anyone who works for it. I, APRIL ROGERS, will my D's in Civics to Ruth Petersen to improve and place as drum majorette to Lorraine Proteous. I, ROSE GIACOMINI, will my good grades in P. E. to Cheryl Acquistapace, so she can graduate with the class of '57 and all my good times I have had in P.A.U.H.S. I take with me. I, CHARLES CABASSI, will my athletic ability to Edwin Schuler and my ability to stay out of trouble to Byron Opperman. I, DOROTHY FISCUS, will my desk in Civics to Ted Snider (if he doesn't quit school) and all my fun that I had at the P.A.U.H.S. and my interest in a certain '52 graduate, I take with me. I, MIKE KEY, will my long side-burns and the curl on my forehead to Edwin Schuler. My job of Editor of the Pirate I leave to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, VESTA McMILLEN, will my books to next year's Seniors and my top locker to anyone who can reach it. I, THOMAS PIKE, will my shiny shoes to Byron Opperman. I will my inability to get good grades to Jimmy Ellingson and my position in P.E. to all the old men. Respectively deceased, JOE SMITH. I, LEONARD McMILLEN, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Ted Snider and my parking space to Matt Piper. I, ERNEST MASON, will my hair-cut to Mr. Cochran and my ability to stay on the oosketball team to anyone who needs it. I, SHIRLEY McGARVIN, will my ability to have to drive twenty miles to school every day to any- one who is stupid enough to do it. I, JUDY PARNETT, will my bottom locker to any midget who can get near it. I take my memories of the teachers, friends, and classes with me. M good luck I've had I leave to Ruth and Carolyn Yea- man . I, HAZEL GRIFFITH, will my silent personality to Ruth Peterson, top locker to Jerry Ledford, and Don to anyone who thinks they can get him. I, LEON CRENSHAW, will my seat in the office and all my troubles to Jim Ellingson. Seated, left to right: Pat Bishop, Secretary-Treasurer; Carolyn Yeaman, Vice-President; Ted Snider, Repre- sentative; Cheryl Acquistapace, President. Ruth Peterson replaced Pat Bishop as Secretary when she moved away. On September 10, 1954, we entered Point Arena High School as Freshmen. At our first class meeting we elected our class officers. They were: President, Jim Ellingson; Vice-President, Cheryl Acquistapace; Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Petersen; Reporter, Ted Calmes; and Advisor, Mr. Watson. To earn money during the year we sold pens (with Point Arena Football Champions of 1954 in- scribed on them.) Carolyn Yeaman and Jim Ellingson made the Honor Roll throughout the year. In our first Sophomore class meeting we elected the following officers: President, Carolyn Yeaman; Vice-President, Byron Opperman; Secretary, Cheryl Acquistapace; Treasurer, Jim Ellingson, and Advisor, Mr. Wightman. At the first of the year we held the Annual Freshman Initiation Reception. To raise money this year we sold class emblems. Everyone showed their class spirit, and par- ticipated in selling them. Our class officers for this year are: President, Cheryl Acquistapace; Vice-President, Carolyn Yeaman; Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Bishop; Reporter, Byron Opperman, and Advisor, Miss Blach . In the middle of the year Pat Bishop left us and Ruth Petersen was elected Secretary-Treasurer. To raise money this year we had the concession booth at the football games; we also had a food sale and showed movies to raise money for our Junior-Senior Prom. Odiel La Marie Dale Chappell Uncle Willy hd9 ixen uo ;n 3 Doog d need e'ti iId ni HA Jim Ellingson Jimmy Dorrel McMillen Fern Mel Nelson Tom Cot Left to right: Gary Nissen, President; Carolyn York, Vice-President; Tamara Cossi, Reporter; Joan Iversen, Secretary-Treasurer; Betty Cook, Representative. We feel that this year has been a successful one for our class. We entered school this year no longer scared Freshmen. Our first activity was the Freshman Reception which turned out to be quite a success. We then tried our hand at candy sales and after-game dances, all of which helped to mount our savings which we have hopes to use, among other things, for a pleasure trip sometime in the future. Later in the year we put on a car wash which was a lot of work but still fun. We are proud of those of us who have met the requirements for membership in the C.S.F., namely: Myrna Roskam, Tamara Cossi, and Carolyn York. We are looking forward to our first year as upperclassmen next year. Advisor—Mr. Sapsis Tamara Cossi “Over-Tam Joan Iverson Dimples Tharon Bishop Tarry Jerry Ledford Leadbellie Ken Maftison Mattie Elmer Mason Fudd Myrna Roskam Marty Charlene Blodgett Lorraine Porteous Rainy Dorothy Craig Dot Left to right: Chuck York, President; Ronny McMillen, Vice-President; Ann Stornetto, Secretary-Treasurer; and Boyd Richardson, Representative. Not Pictured: Bruno Fistolera. September 12, 1955. school started again in Point Arena. With this new school year came twenty-four long-lost freshmen, every one ready and determined. The first day of school we had an assembly to choose advisors for the classes. Mr. Weymouth, a new teacher, was chosen as our advisor and he has done a good job. It wasn't long before we elected our class officers. They are: President, Chuck York; Vice- President, Ronny McMillen; Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Stornetta; and Representative, Bruno Fis- tolera. Other classes had re-elections in the second semester, but we didn't think it was necessary. This has been a prosperous year, with activities and good scholastic achievement. Now we are looking forward to being Sophomores which will be one step higher. Judy Sutton Yvonne Chappell Yvie Barbara Duncan Dunk Paul Key Keysters Jimmy Hedden Sand Flea Matt Piper Matthew Dennis Ferguson Fergie Linda Snearly Lin Charles York Chuck Jerry Holmes Eyeball Mary Lou Ciolina Pat Ruth Mason Q © In the second year of this organiza- tion in our school, this group has met the standards of a B average or better required for membership in the California Scholas- tic Federation. Left to right: Bob Wolstenholm, Vesta McMillen, Judy Parnett, Myrna Roskam, Tamara Cossi, Carolyn Yeamen, Jim Ellingson, and Bruno Fistelera. We are the ones who have published this years annual. We have tried to make it a good one in representing this school. Advisor—Mr. Cochran Left to right: Tamara Cossi, Bob Wolstenholm (Busi- ness Manager), Judy Parnett (Editor), Leon Crenshaw, Carol Ohleyer. Left to right: Carol Ohleyer, Jim Ellingson, Boyd Rich- ardson, Mike Key, Vesta McMillen, Betty Cook, Ted Snid- er, Bob Wolstenholm, Cheryl Acquistapace, Gary Nissen, Chari es Cabassi and Charles York. Promoting school spirit and leading our team to victory has been the job of these cheerleaders for the past year. Lett to right: Cheryl Acquistapace, Carolyn Yeamen, Sue Acquistapace and Carol Ohleyer. These are the publishers of the school paper who have done a wonderful job of informing the students and towns-people of the school news for the past year. Standing, left to right: Carolyn Yeoman, Ruth Petersen, Shelton Hayman, Gordon Crispin, Hazel Griffith, Toni Cameron, Shirley Reynolds. Seated: Boyd Richardson, Mike Key, Editor. 0 I Learning the fundamentals of journalism and working to help put out the school paper has been the job of the Journalism Class. Left to right: Shirley Reynolds, Boyd Richardson, Charles Kendall, Gordon Crispin, Shelton Hayman, Mike Key. Not Pictured: Jimmy Ellingson. 1st Row, left to right: Joan Iversen, Pat Bishop, Jan Johnson, Cheryl Acquistapace, and Barbara Duncan. 2nd Row: Carolyn York, Myrna Roskam, Lorraine Porte- ous, Beth Pierce, and Judy Parneft. 3rd Row: Jerry Ledford, Carol Ohleyer, Florence Hay, Linda Snearly, and Susie Acquistapace. The German Club, the first of its kind in this school's history, has devoted most of its time to learning the basics of the language. Though the Glee has participated in the Christmas Program, most of its time has been spent in gaining a better knowledge of music. 1st Row, front to back: Vesta McMillen, (President); Beth Pierce, Joan Iversen. 2nd Row: Judy Parnett, Tamara Cossi, (Vice-Presi- dent); Carolyn York, (Secretary); Odiel LaMaire. o Majorette — April Rogers 1st Row, left to right: Bill McGarvin, Dennis Ferguson, Wanda Johnson, Ruth Mason, Mary Van Horn, Linda Snearly, Jimmy Walker, Ann Stornetta, Jimmy Hedden, Shirley McGarvin. 2nd Row: Charles York, Anna Miller, Barbara Duncan, Beth Pierce, Carolyn York, Joan Iverson, Lester Ball, Ted Snider, Leonard McMillen. The band started this year by marching at the Booneville Fair. They entertained the spectators at halftime during football season and kept our spirits up through the games. The band also participated in as- semblies and pep rallies. Director--Mr. Glen Cochran 1st ROW, left to right: Judy Sutton, Treasurer; Lorraine Porteous, Reporter. 2nd ROW: Carol Ohleyer, Secretary; Susie Acquistapace, Sentinel. 3rd ROW: Miss Blach, Advi- sor; Hazel Griffith, President; and Pat Bishop, Vice-Presi- dent. 1st ROW, left to right: Miss Blach (Advisor), Betty Cook, Susie Acquistapace, Lor- raine Porteous, Dorthy Fiscus, Hazel Griffith, Charlene Blodgett, Shirley Reynolds, Tharon Bishop, Carolyn Yea men and Ann Stornetta. 2nd ROW: Anna Miller, Gor- don Crispin, Dotty Craig, Mary Ciolina, Yvonne Chappell, Judy Hunter, Ruth Ma- son, Judy Sutton, Leon Crenshaw, Carol Ohleyer, and April Rogers. 3rd ROW: Mary Vanhorn, Linda Scarmella, Larry Booth, Sonny Mason, Judy Titus, Clinton Reynolds, Lester Ball, Mel Nelson, Cheryl Acquistapace, Pat Bishop, and Ruth Petersen. The Future Homemakers of America started in the fall with 34 members. At the first meeting of the year the officers were chosen. They are: President, Hazel Griffith; Vice-President, Pat Bishop; Secretary, Carol Ohleyer; Treasurer, Judy Sutton; Reporter, Lorraine Porteous; Sentinel, Sue Acquistapace. On September 24, the F. H. A. had a nursery school exhibit at the Booneville Fair. We won 2nd prize with the toys we constructed in our Home Ec. classes. October 3-14, we had a nursery school for children of the community, between the ages of two and four. On October 28 and 29, two girls went to the state F. H. A. convention in Asilomar. Those going were Cheryl Acquistapace, and Ann Stornetta, accompanied by our advisor. Miss Blach. In November the F. F. A. and F. H. A. had a joint meeting to plan a program of wcrk for the year. On February 11, the F. H. A. gave their annual Sweethearts Dance. The gym was decorated with the traditional Valentine theme. We are planning on giving a Twirp Dance sometime this year. All in all, it was a very successful year. It w - -- bers of the F. H . A 1st ROW, left to right: Ken Mattison, Lloyd Walker, Ronnie McMillen, Bruno Fis- telera, Harley Bishop, Lee Hunter, Jimmy Ellingson, Jimmy Hedden, Dennis Fergu- son, and Paul Key. 2nd ROW: Barney Miller, Dale Mason, Byron Opperman, Dale Chappell, Harold McCullough, Darrel McMillen, and Charlie Kendall. 3rd ROW: Mr. Woodward, Advisor; John Ciolina, Charlie Cabassi, Don Caughey, Mike Key, Ernie Mason, and Sonny Mason. Not Pictured: Joe Smith. SITTING: Mr. Woodward (Advisor). STANDING, left to right: Charles Cabassi, Sentinel; Don Caughey, Secretary; Ronnie McMillen, Reporter; Jim Ellingson, President; and Charlie Kendall, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Joe Smith Treasurer. Point Arena High School was well represented by the Future Farmers of America at the Ukiah, Boonville and Lakeport Fairs where they walked away with some top awards. They entered in Regional Public Speaking and Parlia- mentary Procedure contests. This year, as in the past, they took part in the judging contests at Davis and Cal Poly. Their projects have included a fish and rifle derby, a Junior Logging Con- ference, Parent and Son Banquet, and many field trips. The FFA became a member of the Farm bureau this year. On the Campus, the Future Farmers have started gopher control, planted trees, and learned farming techniques. Mr. Woodward has many plans and activities for the FFA next year, and we hope the Future Farmers of America will continue their good work. STANDING, left to right: John Ciolino-Manager; Lester Ball, Ernie Mason, Matt River, Mel Nelson, Darrel McMillen, Larry Booth, Gordon Crispin, Charles Kenndall,and Lee Hun- ter. KNEELING: Charles Cabassi, Bob Wolstenholm, Clin- ton Reynolds, Don Caughey, Jim Ellingson, Tom Pike, and Dale Mason. This year has been a successful one for our football department. The foot- ball team of 1956 tied with Covelo for the championship of our league. All league games this season were victorious except one with Covelo. Point Arena High School is proud of the accomplishments of these athletes, and we're proud of our coach who has done so much for the team. Leggett Valley Here Nov. 5 Point Arena 12-6 Boonville Here Oct. 22 Point Arena 13-0 Covelo There Oct. 28 Point Arena 0-25 Kelseville Here Oct. 1 Point Arena 22-20 AqC) BACK ROW, left to right: Lester Ball, Don Caughey, Ernie Mason, Leonard McMillen, Mel Nelson, John Ciolina (Manager). FRONT ROW: Coach Snow, Ted Snider, Dale Chappell, Elmer Mason, Charles Cabassi. @@ M BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Snow, Larry Booth, Matt Piper, Gene Price, Charles York, Ronnie McMillen, Bruno Fistelera, Russel Caughey, John Ciolina (Manager). KNEELING: Gary Nisson, Jimmy Hedden, and Gordon Crispin. STANDING, left to right: Lee Hunter-Manager, Lester Ball, Larry Booth, Russel Caughey, Gordon Crispin, Elmer Mason, Mel Nelson, and Harley Bishop-Asst. Manager. KNEELING, left to right: Gary Nissen, Don Caughey, Tom Pike, Charles Cabossi, Clinton Reynolds, Ronnie McMillen, Charles York, and Bob Wolstenholm. Point Arena - 12 Point Arena - 5 Point Arena - 12 Point Arena - 11 Point Arena - 12 Point Arena - 6 Point Arena - 5 Boonville - 2 Mendocino - 3 Hopeland - 2 Boonville - 5 Mendocino - 9 Hopeland - 0 Covelo - 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Ellingson, Leonard McMillen, and Charlie Kendall. Although there were only three members on our Track Team, they made a good showing. P Tr s 3®, M FRONT ROW, front to back: Carol Ohleyer, Cheryl Acquistapace, Rose Giacomini, Carolyn Yeomen and Dorothy Fiscus. SECOND ROW: Vesta McMillen, Shir- ley McGarvin, Hazel Griffith and Miss Blach. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Miss Blach, Tharon Bishop, Dorothy Fiscus, Hazel Griffith, Judy Titus, Toni Cameron, Lorraine Porteous, Rose Giacomini and Jerry Ledford. MIDDLE ROW: Ann Stornetta, Jan Johnson, Myrna Roskam, Tamara Cossi, Judy Hunter, Yvonne Chappell, Ruth Mason and Mary Lou Ciolina. BACK ROW: Shirley Reynolds, Beth Pierce, Joan Iversen, Carolyn York, Linda Snearley, Vonda Florick, Dorothy Craig, Betty Cook, Alice Pinola and Charlene Blodgett. M FRONT ROW, left to right: Carolyn York, Joan Iversen, Myrna Roskam, Tamara Cossi, Linda Snearly. BACK ROW: Lorraine Porteous, Susie Acquistapace, Jan John- son, and Jerry Ledford. GARCIA HOTEL Claire and Ernie Titus Fountain and Hotel Point Arena California BANK OF AMERICA N.T. S.A. POINT ARENA BRANCH Point Arena California GILMORE AND STORNETTA MERCANTILE Point Arena California POINT ARENA MEAT MARKET Alice Holloway Fresh and Smoked Meats Frozen Fruits and Vegetables Phone - 58 Point Arena Vina My land Viola Miller Owner Res. Manager POINT ARENA COURT On the beautiful shoreline Highway Telephone 2 Point Arena, Calif. BETTY'S DRESS SHOP Main Street Phone 59 Point Arena, California MANCHESTER STORE SJOLUND BEHRENS General Merchandise Phone 73 Y 11 Manchester 'Point Arena Garage' Point Arena California Point Arena Electric Shop General Appliances Television Laundromat Service in back Point Arena, California RALPH L. McMILLEN General Merchandise Hardware — Poultry Feed Compliments of C. W. JEFFRIES, M.D. Point Arena Medical Center Point Arena California Point Arena, California POINT ARENA HOTEL JOHN'S BARBER SHOP John Wolstenholm Bar and Restaurant Point Arena, California Fred Price, Proprietor IVERSON TRUCKING CO. -- SAM IVERSON, Owner -- PHONE 62 POINT ARENA, CALIFORNIA JAMES PELLASCIO UNION '76' Service Station Point Arena California Gualala California TED. FRED MABEL DELTORCHIO BOJOCK LUMBER CO. Raymond Ohleyer Redwood Lumber Manchester, California Umo.R Lumber CompAHT Main Street DEPARTMENT STORE Fort Bragg, Calif, IT! 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