San Rafael High School - Searchlight Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1951 volume:

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Announcemenls were ordered and caps and gowns were measured. A cake sale was given Io raise money Io help pay Ihe expenses for Ihe Ball. Miss O'Brien is Ihe adviser ol The senior class. BACK ROW, Iefl to riqhlz J. Miller, G. Wilson, L. Wri hi, B. Mayo, B. Slewarf, M. Hill, T. Caqwin, D. Fox. THIRD ROW: C. Keafinq, L. Bradford, K, Murray, P. Hellwiq, Brown, K. Knudson, E. Lang, C. Mueller. SECOND ROW: C. Laulrup, L. McEvoy, G. Boflarini, J. Johnson, V. Orr, C. Chrisl, V. Fracchia, Miss O'Brien, adviser. FRONT' ROW: C. Walling, J. Johnson, C. Hore, B. Dohemann, D. Scherini, R. Lacosle, J. Wilder, A. Bogni. UIIIIIIITTEE 'R if .J K ,union TOM CAGWIN KAY MURRAY MIKE HILL Presidenf Girls' Vice-Presidenl' Boys' Vice-Presidenf MAE WONG VIRGINIA ORR Treasurer Secrelary SPRING SEMESTER In Ihe spring semesler, The Senior Slanding Cornnnillee decided Io hold Ihe Senior Ball al Ihe Fairmonl I-lolel in Ihe Nob I-Iill Room on June I3. The senior class made plans Io give a Ieclern Io Ihe sludenl body for Ihe audilorium as Ihe senior gill. Cake sales were again given Io raise money for Ihe Senior Ball. BACK ROW, Iefl Io righlz L. Wrighl, M. Hill, R. Mayo, K. Knudson, B. Slewarl, C. Mueller, C. Wehrli, R. Ceruili. SECOND ROW: H. Dow, M. Wong, C. Salazar, V, Fracchia, B. Dohemann. Miss O'Brien, adviser, D. Fm. FRONT ROW: T. Caqwin, J. Johnson, V. Orr, A. Bogni, J, Wilder, D. Scherini, K. Kennedy. ROBERT MANZONI EDNA ANGEL FRED RICHELIEU CAROLE CHRIST JERRY MILLER DIANE TINKLER KENNETH TESTA CLOVIS GARRETT ROBERT ANGEL JOAN ANDERSON WILLIAM FRYER ANNETTE KNITTEL JOHN GUGEL PHYLLIS O'CONNOR RODNEY THORSEN PATTY JO WILCOXSON ROBERT MYERS JAYNE WILLIAMS WILLIAM BACCALA SHARI RUEGG ALLEN SIMONTACCHI DIANE MACMILLAN KENNETH KENNEDY ARLENE ARBINI ROBERT ANNIS CAROLE WALLING ERIC BRAUSS LUCILLE DARE JACK KEEGAN MARITA ANDERSON GEORGE WILSON ELSIE ANTONIO WILLIAM LEE ADELE PUHAR CONRAD MUELLER ELLEN GILLETTE THOMAS CAGWIN BONNIE DOHEMANN DOUGLAS FOX JOANELLE JOHNSON BEREND BOS MARY LOU NARDI K GLADYS BOTTARINI MERVIN HILL OUIDA PADGETT DAVID HILDRETH BEVERLY STEWART WILLIAM NEWMAN DORIS SCHERINI HERBERT BRUNER RENEE LA COSTE KENNETH HOWARD HARRIET DOW DAVID LE FEVRE JERRY WILDER CHARLES LAUTRUP VIRGINIA FRACCHIA RICHARD CERUTTI PHYLLIS HELLWIG RONALD LENCI VIRGINIA ORR WILLIAM PEPPIN KAY MURRAY WALTER RATHAUS LORETTA PARIANI CHARLES BROWN MARIAN MOTT SANDY MILLS RUBY WOOD KEN KNUDSON BETTY SUE RHODES GORDON MARKLINGER MAE WONG LARRY WRIGHT CARLOTA SALAZAR ROBERT MAYO RITA MELCHIOR 'JACK CHADWICK DOLORES DA SILVA WILLIAM FINK 1- 'JACOUEY BARNT CARL WEHRLI LORETTA McEVOY ' FRANK WADE MA ROSEMARY LAUSMANN MANUEL GONSALVES JOAN DINGLE DAVID SCHIESER IRENE CASALO ALAN LOVETT MAXINE JURICK LYTTON DE SILVA JEAN SANDSTROM BILL COLEMAN ALICE BOGNI EDWARD LANG LOVELLA SISSON BILL CARTER JOSEPHINE KORTUEM JOHN BERGUE CAROL HORE RICHARD SHELLY LYNDA BRADFORD NORMAN THURBER WILMA STEINERT TONY FERREIRA HELEN FERREIRA JAMES SMITH SHIRLEY CICERO CHLOE GREGG DORIS BUSHONG GEORGE SCHAEFER MARIE WEILAND RONALD LAYMAN ANN GWYNN BILL HONSINGER MARY LAUFER ROBERT SOLDAVINI BETTY BACLGALUPI JOE YOUNG CLAIRE PAYTON BILL GILSON ALTA SABRAW JACK SEELY MILDRED RADA PETER HEIMS EE PAT PATTERSON LEO DEVEREUX BETTY HUSSEY WARNER BARRETT CAROL KINGSLEY EUGENE STROCKBINE BETH KEETON BOB BASELER ROMANA CHRISTOPH HERB STONECIPHER ALICE ISELIN BOB BUNYEA SALLY RODGERS GEORGE VORRHEES SHIRLEY NEWCOMB BOB JOHNSON JUDY LARSEN FRANK STAGNER MARGARET CAMPBELL JEAN JOHNSON PAT WILSON GEORGE BLACKSTOCK MARY LEWIS JAMES KRELOFF JEANNE FOSTER EDWARD ULRICH MURIEL ORACK ROBERT JAMES PHYLLIS ELDERS IRENE MOORE BEVERLY SMITH CONSTANCE KEATING CAMERA SHY RICHARD CAUDILL RICHARD JEPSEN BETTY BOE BONNIE CASPERSON MELBA KEFFER The foIIowing boys would have graduafed wifh our class if 'Ihey had no? been called Io serve Iheir counfry durinq Ihe emergency: GARY BROWN, Marine Corps GEORGE BUSHTON, Marine Corps RAY COWLES, U. S. Navy VERNE GOODFIELD. Marine Corps JACK TODD, Marine Corps PETER TREANOR, Marine Corps Nj I X 6 'Z 1 NAME Joan Anderson .,,..,.. Bob Angel ..,. ,,,,,,,, Edna Angel A.A,,,,,... Roberl Annis ........ Elsie Anlonio ,,,,...,..... I SECR BITION lc Alcalraz...... H6YF'lahBIBlD:i ................,,,.. Travel around lhe world ........... Cow-mrlker ...........,.,.,....,........., To graduale ,..,..,,.,.,..,,,, Josephine Apled ,, ..... ,,,.,,,,,, H ousewife ,,,.,,A.,,..,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Arline Arbini ......,.,... Telephone operalor ....,.,..., Bill Baccala ,.,,...., , ,AA,,,,,,A Go norlh ,,A,,,,,,A,,,,,A,,A Belly Bacigalupi .......,.. , ,,,A Loaf ,A,lA,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Jackie Barnl ........,, ....,,.,. Turn pages for Lexy ,,,,,,, Warner Barrell ........ John Bergue ...,....., ., George Blackslock., Belly Boe ..,,,,,,,,..........,,, ,,,.,,,., Allce Bognl ,,,,,,.,,,. Berend Bos .....,.......... Gladys Bollarini ..,., , Lynda Bradford ,,,,.,.. Eric Brauss ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Charles Brown ......,,,, Bun Bruner ,,,,........ Doris Bushong,,, Tom Cagwln ....,..,..,,, ,, ,, Margarel Campbell, , Irene Casalo ........., ,. Bonnie Casperson . . Rich Caudell ,,,..,,,,,, , Rich Cerulli .....,,,,,,,,, Carole Chrisl ,, , Ramona Chrislophu. Lucille Dare ,,...,,,,,,,,,, Dolores Da Silva ,,....... . ,, Lyllon DeSilva, ,.,, .. Joan Dingle ,,,,,, ,, ,,..,... Bonnie Dohemann , Harriel Dow ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bill Fink . Doug Fox , ,,,.. ..., , , ,, Virginia Fracchia ,,. Bill Fryer ....,,,,,,,,,,, , Clovis Garrell,,, ,, Ellen Gillelle .,,...,, Bill Gilson ,. Manuel Gonsalves, ,, , , Chloe Gregg.,. ..,. Ann Gwynn ,,.,,, Tom Harlley , Pele Helms ...,..,,,,,, Phyllis Hellwig ,,,,,.., Dave Hildrelh ,..,,,,,,. Mike Hill .,.,,., Carol Hore ,,,. ,, ...... .. Kennelh Howard .,..... Belly Hussey ,,,.,,,,,,,.,. Alice lselin, ..,,,,.,, , Richard Jepsen ,....... Bob Johnson ...,,,.... Jean Johnson ,,,....,..,. Joanelle Johnson. ,...,, ,, ,. Maxine Jurick ,,.,,,,,,,, Connie Keallng ..,,. ,.,.,, ,........ Jack Keegan ....,,,,...,, Belh Keelon ...,...,.,. Carol Kingsley ......... Jim Kreloff ,,,,,,,,,. Ken Knudson ............. Renee Lacosle , ...... . Edward Lang ........ Bill Carler ..,,..,,.,, ,,..........,. ,,,,,,,,,, ..,,.....,Visll lhe moon,,..,A.,.,,.,,..., Work on a farm .........,. Have a harem ,,,,..,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, Arlisl ........,, ..A.........,...,.,...,.......,, Eal, drink, and be merry ......,,.. Be a flying Dulchman .....,. Be a business woman ......... Fly an airplane ........,.,,. Hol rod driver ..,...... Relurn lo Europe .....,,,. Be a rum-runner ,..,,.,.., Hula dancer ....,..,,..... Holel manager ............ .To lravol ..,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Oull learlng up cars ,,,,....,,............,,., .,........ Beauhclan ,.,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, A,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,. A , , For Sleve lo be baseball player Hermll, ,..................,..,,,....,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,, , Folgers doorbell ringer,, ,.......... .. Marry a millionaire. ,,.,,,,,,,,,, , Marry a Novalo boy .....,.,, ..., . , Commil lhe perlecl crime ........... Build a hol rod ,.,.....................,..,,......,,,.,,,,,,,,, Play piccolo in swimming pool., Race in a roller derby ..,..,......,..,... Be a ' ' wear leopard skin.. e alrlme slewa ess .....,.........,....,.... ,..,..,., ,,,,,,,,, or nd I ' Anylhing excililgif,Q.Qfffffff.'fffffffffffff. Have dale wilh Shelly Winlers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, To hook Gary ,,,,..,,....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tighl-rope walker in circus ......,,., Go lo lhe moon ,,.,.................,,,... Mullimillionaire ..,.,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Creale beauly lhrough color .,,,,, Have champion cocker spaniel .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Zoo keeper ,,,..,,.........,,, ............,,...,,, Coach baseball al SRHS ,,,,,,,,,, Woman lawyer ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Be happy .,..........,...,.,...,..,,......,., Become mad scienlisl ..A..,,.,,,,,,,, Sing wilh Gordon Mackae .....,........ ,,,,,..... DESTINY ....,.,...Tehachapi ...,......Lonely Hea rls' Club ,,.,..,..Work ,.........Wine iudge Marriage ...,,.....Work .........,0lfice worker ..........Bookie Work in Novalo .lffnich and famous Garbage colleclor Navy Mechanic Housewife Marriage Paris Secrelary College Farmer Live in Novalo Gangsler Be in Skaling Vanilies PFC in Army Go on lo school Fix cars Gel married Raise a family Join lhe Navy A beer lesler San Jose Slale Be an old maid Gel married Go lo Marin Drown Gel married Live in a big cily Marry Lon Casady Be a coal shoveler Be orange squeezer Who knows? Hobo Be a denlal nurse Changing diapers Drafled in Army Rancher Teach arl Quien sabe! Sland on my head Teach sociology Dishwasher Air force Be educaled bum Build bridges .V .,,,,..... Love. lalf. and be happy .,............,..,,..,,..,..,.. Join Marines .........See view from GG Bridge llopl.,.....,,...,..,.Malh leacher ,,,...,..Slay married , ,,..,.. Go oul wilh Doris Day ,,...,.... .......... A rmy .......,..Slockholder.I....,,....,..,...,..,,...,,,, ,, .....,Sell seed lo seals , ,,,,,, None ,.....,............................,....,....,..... ,.,,A.,.., C ollege lDavisl ....Sing and dance in musicals..,.,.,.. .,...,,,.Marry'a plumber ,...Marry ,,.,,,,,,,Marry Jim .....Clarin,e ' Marry and have I0 kids f..PoIish Mr. Tardy's head... .......,.. Educale SHS lacully 0hV5mEJli,,,.............. ..,....,,Housewife Be a greal surgeon, ................ Make money: no work .......,... Millionaire .,,,,.,,, A ..,.,.,,.,...,,,,,,,,.,.... Unfair lo ask such lhingsl ........ Travel ..... ........r...,,.......,............... Raise eighl kids Go lo iail or lravel ..,,....,.Poorhouse .....,,...Secrelary Work lllllll Tlllll ,ii g oesrlniiex Life in ian X Auto worker Army NAME SECRET AMBITION Judy Larsen ........ . .,.. .,.Become the world's greatest pen artist Q'-ighecksl ..............,.........,......... ,.,.............., William Lee .......,.,. ,,AA,AA,,,,, Q A, do ,,.,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,, , A,,,,A,A, , David Le Fevre ........., ,,,,,AAA, M ake money ,,4,.4,,,A,,,,, ,A,,.AAA, Mary Laufer ...,,.,,, ,,Y.,,,,, ,,,,, , r av ,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,.,,,,, Rosemary Lausmanns, Charles Lautrupu , ,, .. .To be a truck driver ...,.... Marry Get married Be a buck private Grow it on my back And have at least two exceptional children Go to work, and end up getting married Rbrlild Lenci ..........,V . ... .... ,,Grow hjiron my chest ,,,,,,,,, X ,,,,,,A,,,,A,,,, Alan Lovett ............ -W .... ,,,,,,, . ravel around the world and own half interest in Hadacol .......,...,.........,,,..,.,............ Di-lhe Macmillan VVVY. . ........ To become a millionaire ..............., ,......,.... . Bob Manwni ................ ,,..,.,. Baseball player ................,......,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Gordon Marklinger, Bob Mayo .................,. .... ,,,,,,,, Jerry Miller .,,.,,,,,,,, Irene Moore... .,..... , Marian Mott ..... ,..,...., Conrad Mueller ...,.... Kay Murray .........,..,.,,, ,.,,,,,,, Robert Myers ..,...,...,,, Mary Lou Nardi .,....,, Shirley Newcomb .....,, , ,,.... , Bill Newman .,............ Phyllis O'Connor ...... Muriel Orack ......,..,,,, Virginia Orr ...........,,,. Ouida Padgett ......,.,, Loretta Pariani ....,,..,. Pat Patterson. .,..... . Claire Payton ........ Mildred Rada ..,.......,, Walter Rathaus ..,,,.... Belty Rhodes .......... Fred Richelieu ..,.....,,, Sally Rodgers ..,.,,,, Shari Ruegg ..,.,,.,,., To successfully be a woman hater .,,..,... ,,.. Swim the English Channel ,,.....,...,..,...,....,..... Secret service man in Foreign Legion .,..,, To live in the country ...,,...,...,.,......,.,.. .,,,..,,,,, Be a cook on the USS Brinkley Bass ,,,.,.,,... Work Be married-be broke-have 24 kids Swim across the Novato Creek Marin JC Have to live in the city Housewife To make S50 in tips in one night at KC's.,Shoot gooks in Korea To bein a musical on Broadway ................. Nurse Mattress tester ......,....,,.....,,.,.,.,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,. T est mattresses Work for Sheldon Stern? ..,..,...,. ,,,,,,,, C ommercial art Marriage ,,,......,,.....,..,.,,,...,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A,rAA,,A,,,4, L oaf Hang Hooker on lawn .,........,........,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Marines Build a hot rod with Dolores and Shari .... Work in an office To become a sergeant in the Marines .vv.... Get married Marry Jim and be farmers in Lodi .......,..., ........To marry a handsome. young millionaire Be a farmer with a good personality ,,,,............. .,,,,.,,,,.,.. B e a bookkeeper To have a pet lion ........ ,.,.... Pol lcewoma n ........,... ,. ,,,,, ,, Veterl na nan ........,...,,....,,.............,,.. .,,,, ,,,,,,Y,,., Gel married To travel, ...,..................a...... ,,,.,, , , ,Machine operator .Work, then marriage Scrub floors Football player ...........,.......,.,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,A,, N avy To be a cook on the USS Brinkley Bass ..... Marriage Teach geometry ,..........,......,,,,,.,,..,..,,..,......,,,.., Yale .................,.,,..........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Go to college LadygvleAsU,er..f:1 ..........,....,,,,,,,.,,.,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, An old maid Bookie - Cody Salazar ......,,.,,.. .....,,. o dance the Tango with the second Valentino .,...............,...,.,..,,,,,,.,,,, ,,...,,.,........, George Schaefer ........,. ......,. S pin a hooker around the flagpole on Doris Scherini .,,...., David Schieser .......... Jack Seely ,,,........ .... the front lawn,.. ...........,.,, ,.....v,........,.,,,.,,,,.,,,, . , Travel around the world ..,........,..,,,,....,,,,,,,,,. ........Photographer.,.,,..,,..,...,........,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,t,,,,,,t,, Teach Mr. Costello how to work on Goto San Jose Slate Subiect of a picture Own a new Cadillac and work in a show.Get in service-Air Force or Coast Guard Richard Shelley. ,,........,. ...,..... B e 5 feel 4 inches tall ..,...,..........,......,...,,,,..,,., 6 feet! I0 inches Alan Simonlacchi .,.....,. ......... G el Rod Thorseh to lake a girl out ............. Make a million Lovella Sisson .,...... ..,..... G raduate ,.,.,.....,...,.,,.,.,,....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, H ousewife Beverly Smith ..,.. .... ...,. T o cook for a Cook ........., ........ J ust wash dishes James Smilh ,...,......,... ,.,.,... T ravel to Mars .....,,...,,,,, ,,,,,.,, B e a 30-year man in Army Robert Soldavini ....,.,.., ,,,,, - Baseball player, ....,..,........,,.a,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,e,,,, , Army Frank Slagner ............ ....,,,, S inger, ,..,.,.......,,.,..,,...,..,.,,.,,,r.,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,A,r,.. Bum' Wilma Steiner! .,,.a,,,.. .....,,., T ravel around the world on a tramp Sllamer ....,,................................,......,...,,,..,,.,,,.,,. College for 5 years-then teaching or business Beverly Stewart ..........,,..,.. ,...... . Helicopter pilot ...,........,., ....,... H ousewite Eugene Slrockbine ,,,,.,..,.. .....,.. O wn a new Jaguar ..,..,,..,. ,,.,,,,, J oin Navy Rod Thorsen ........,.......... ,.,..... F all in love ........................, ..,.,... Join the Salvation Army Norman Thurber A.......... ......,. B e a baseball player ,..,.,,,.,. .....,,. B e a Diesel Mechanic George Voorhees ........, ......., G o to Chicago ,,................ ,,,,,,,, J ein the Air Force Frank Wade .............,. r,.,.,,. T rapeze artist ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, E ducated bum Carl Wellrli ..v............. ........ O wn a l952 Oldsmobile .,....... .,,.,... E nlist in the Navy Marie Weiland ..,..,.,. Jerry Wilder .....,.,,. , Jayne Williams ..,...... George Wilson ......,.. Pat Wilson .......... Ruby Wood ........ Mae Wong .,,....... Larry Wright ...r.....Y Ed Ulrich ............. Be a professional dancer......,.,,..,.. ...,.,.,Be a good wife and mother ........Love, laff, and be happy...,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Play poker at the haunted house..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mayor of Novalo..,,,..,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Merry Bull .,......,.......,....,.,......,.......,,...,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, ., Drive a big wheat truck ,,,..................,,,,......,, Go to the National Roller Skating Com- petition .,,...,..,..,...,.....,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ttt,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A Gym teacher at Mills College ,..,...... A .,..,., . Doing nothing .....................,.....,....,,,, ,,,,,,, f Time will tell Be a midget Novato dog catcher and raise kids Marry My Bill Go to Work Bookie lSalazar Br Wong, lnc.i Hod carrier Nothing ,H i Ci TS THE SEIIIUIT FRESHMAN YEAR On The opening day oT school in SepTember, l947, a mighTy Timid group OT Treshmen were greeTed in assembly by STudenT Body PresidenT Rich Nave. The TradiTional Frosh RecepTion was given in our honor. AT The door, we received blue and pink idenTiTicaTion ribbons. Our Treshman class sTarTed ouT by elecTing Jerry Miller as presidenT. Two represenTaTives To The Freshman Council were chosen by each Freshman orienTaTion class. We published The Trosh paper., The Green Pea, wiTh PaTTy Lou Fahrner as head oT The publiciTy commiTTee. We proved To all we were preTTy ambiTious Treshmen, buT in mosT respecTs we Tollowed in The TooTsTeps of oTher Tresh- man classes. We gaThered signaTures on l-lello Day, helped sell magazine subscrip- Tions in order To pay Tor our Searchlight and aTTended The TooTball games. We admired our TooTball heroes and looked wiTh awe aT The high and mighTy seniors. One OT our greaTesT disappoinTmenTs was The loss oT The Tam game Tor The TirsT Time in seven years. AlThough San RaTael spiriT was high, The Indians had The bigger and beT- Ter Team. ElecTions were held aT The end oT The Tall semesTer and Lloyd SmiTh was elecTed sTudenT body presidenT. Under The capable leadership oT The new spring Trosh cl-ass prexy, Herb WesT, commiTTees were appoinTed and regular meeTings began. Tom Cagwin, boys' vice-presidenT, had his round-up commiTTees plan movies To raise money Tor The Treasury. AT The end oT baskeTball season, our B baskeTball Team won The undispuTed cham- pionship oT The NorTh Bay League. The Trosh, as parT oT The school clean-up commiTTee, helped To improve our grounds. During March, The halls OT S.R.l-LS. were nearly deserTed as a greaT maioriTy of The sTudenTs wenT To San Francisco To see The Freedom Train. SOPHOMORE YEAR There was a greaT change in The behavior of The sTudenTs in Their sophomore year Trom Their Treshman year: all signs of meekness were gone. There was also a greaT change in The halls oT S.R.l'l.S. Asiwe enTered The halls, we were greeTed wiTh shades oT green, rose, yellow, and blue walls. The colors made everyThing seem brighTer and less Tormal. Bill Russell was our sTudenT body presidenT. Tom Cagwin, presidenT oT The sophomore class, presided over The Sophomore Coun- cil meeTings in The Tall semesTer. Noon movies were given every oTher Friday in The LiTTle TheaTre and were well aTTended. Our beauTiTul swimming pool was Tinally compleTed-lsighl in The IaTe Tall, and by EasTer of '49, we were acTually swimming. We losT To Tam in TooTball This year, wiTh a score oT 25-O. The sTudenTs, however, showed more pep and TighT Than They had in a long Time. We resolved we would iusT have To waiT unTil nexT year To beaT Tam. The members oT The sophomore class began To parTicipaTe in The many acTiviTies oT The school. The boys were inTeresTed in sporTs: TooTball, baskeTball, baseball. and Track. OTher members OT The class belonged To The Scholarship SocieTy, Ra Ravas, Les CouTs, Marching Band, The Boys' OrganizaTion and The Girls' League. Floyd WhiTe, our spring class presidenT, conTinued To raise money Tor TuTure acTivi- Ties by having noon movies every oTher week. Dick Reece was chosen To lead us as spring sTudenT body presidenT. ELIISS HISTUIW JUNIOR YEAR Well. believe if or nof, fhe day finally arrived when we became, al long lasf, Upper- classmen. Soon affer school sfarfed, fhe iunior class elecfed ifs officers and held meef- ings. The fopic of fhese meefings during fhe fall semesfer was fhe purchase of class sweafers for our senior year. The color chosen was maroon, wi+h sfeel-gray blocks edged wifh maroon. Aldo Dell'Era was our new sludenf body prexy. Foofball season was in full swing by fhe end of 'rhe firsf monfh of school. Our season was nof one fhaf could be called successful, buf if was considerably beffer fhan in The pasl' years. Our ramblers beaf fhe Tamalpais foofball feam wi1'h a vicfory score of I8-6. Our varsify fried hard buf we losf. The score was close, 7-O. We all remembered 'fhe fad lhaf sfruclc San Rafael al' fhe end of fhe fall semesferz fhe ulces and fhe shoufing of Mule Train as if echoed fhrough fhe halls will always re- main a memory. - ln January. Winfer Wonderland, fhe Ra Ravas-Les Coufs formal, was given and was a huge success. Miss O'Brien was our class adviser. Elecfion fime rolled around again and +he new spring officers foolc office. A swim- ming parfy, wifh a dance following, was given. Hawaiian Holiday was 'rhe fheme, and fhe decorafions were beaufiful. The weafher was a nice warm, made-fo-order day, and fhe parfy was really wonderful. Wifh June came The Senior Ball, which was held af Aquafic Parlc in San Francisco. Finally graduafion, and we became seniors when fhe class of '50 swifched fheir fassels on fheir caps as graduafes. Alfhough we were 'all happy fo be fhe new senior class, many of us had regrels, realizing fhe old school would nof be quife fhe same affer fhe class of '50 was gone. SENIOR YEAR If was a happy day, on fhaf opening day of school on Sepfember IZ. I95I. We did 'rhe usual fhings, gafhering in assembly, wafched fhe flag ceremony, wenl fo classes, and chaffed wifh our friends. lf seemed odd af firsf 'lhaf we were seniors, bul' if didn'f 'lake long +o gef used fo fhaf. Tom Cagwin was our new sfudenf body presidenf, and a really good one. Doug Fox was elecfed senior class presidenf. Then fhe usual whirl began. Firsf came fhe Frosh recepfion, enfifled Cradle Crawl, and fhen foofball season opened. Nr fhe close of fhe season we ranlced very low, and Tam really lciclced our feelh in, wifh a score of 63-O. Ouchl Hello Day. 'rhe Magazine Drive, various dances puf on by clubs, plays, assem- blies, and Searchlighf acfivifies were all fhings which we as seniors supervised: wheels now-no less! January rolled around wilh ifs 'lime for fhose sfudenf body elecfions. Believe if or nof, S.R. had a girl prexy. Breaking wifh fradifion, Shari Ruegg proved fhaf a girl could adequafely fill a boy's shoes as presidenf. Tom Cagwin 'roolc over as senior class presi- denf and made arrangemenfs fo have 'rhe Senior Prom af fhe Fairmont Slaves were seen on roller slcafes. in lcilrly-cars, bandannas and everyfhing imaginf able. Conrad Mueller did a good iob as aucfioneer on Slave Day. Rhapsody in Blue, fhe besl' dance of fhe year, was presenfed by fhe Ra Ravas and Les Coufs. And who will ever forgef 'rhose Fairdays and Barn Dances? Snow frips, variefy shows, frolics, aquacades, fesfivals, parfies, senior picfures. and millions of fhe liffle unforgefable incidences are now all a 'rhing of fhe pasf. To you, fhe new up-and-coming seniors, we leave fhe responsibilify of holding up 'lhe repufafion of S.R.l-l.S., and we wish you fhe besf of luclc. In spife of being glad fo graduafe, we leave ye olde insfifufion and Alma Maier wifh lumps in our fhroafs and aches in our hearfs. JERRY WILDER, l-lisforian. A KEN TESTA CAROL HORE BILL FRYER CARL WEHRLI KEN KENNEDY WILMA STEINERT MAXINE JURICK . DAVID SCHIESER . ALICE BOGNI . PATTY JO WILCOXSON . BETTY RHODES . JERRY WILDER .JACK CHADWICK . BOB MYERS . ALICE ISELIN ERIC BRAUSS ELLEN GILLETTE GEORGE WILSON RAMONA CHRISTOPH :JOSEPHINE KORTEUM ROBERT SOLDAVI NI . BETTY BACIGALUPI .VIRGINIA FRACCHIA , EDNA AND BOB ANGEL . JERRY MILLER . BEVERLY STEWART , ED LANG BOB MAYO LORETTA PARIANI HERB. BRUNER RUBY WOOD ALAN LOVETT CAROLE CHRIST CLOVIS GARRETT MIKE HILL MARION MOTT . WALT RATHAUS . RICH CERUTTI . BILL GILSON . JEAN SANDSTROM , ARLINE ARBINI . JAYNE WILLLQAS . CODY SALAZAR . RENEE LACOSTE . HARRIET DOW . MARITA ANDERSON . BILL NEWMAN . HELEN FERREIRA . CLAIRE PAYTON .BILL HONSINGER .JEAN JOHNSON . LOVELLA SISSON . OUIDA PADGETT . PAT PATTERSON ADELE PUHAR B. GLADYS BOTTARINI LORETTA MCEVOY 9. PHYLLIS HELLWIG SALLY RODGERS IO. BOB MANZONI BILL COLEMAN II. SHIRLEY CICERO ELSIE ANTONIO IZ. PETER HEIMS LYNN BRADFORD I3. VIRGINIA ORR TONY FERREIRA . MARIE WEILAND . JOAN DINGLE . ANNETTE KNITTEL .CAROLE WALLING .CONNIE KEATING . SHARI RUEGG . TOM CAGWIN KAY MURRAY CONRAD MUELLER DIANE MacMILLAN BEREND BOS PAT WILSON Cll-ISSES Oct? S0012-QOL 453 0 Q OG QRS: , JOE TYMAN Fall Presidenf BETTY COOPER Girls' Vice-Presidenl-Fall CONRAD PUTMAN Boys' Vice-Presidenl-Fall DOREEN MATTHEWS Fall Secrelary-Treasurer and Spring Girls' Vice-Presidenl BARBARA STONER Fall Yell Leader DICK SHOEMAKER Spring President MURRAY HANNON Spring Boys' Vice-Presidenl Q' DE DE MARTIN 'f , Secrelary-Treasurer-Spring gj--A PENNY ARNETT Spring Yell Leader PHlLLlP SHEPARD Junior Class Adviser The main accomplishmenls oi The iunior class were lhe Junior Variely Show held in April and a Swimming Parly in lvlay. In lvlarch, we held lwo Ice Cream Sale days which proved very successful. We also purchased our senior swealers and iaclxels lor nexl year. The iunior class were well represenled on The ioolball, baslcelloall, and baseball Teams. We also led The resl ol The school on lhe honor roll. The adviser ol our class is Mr. Phillip Shepard: our 'rwo councilmen, lvlary Alice Galvan and Belly Cooper. BACK ROW, lefl lo riqhl: C. Lehman, D. Ruoff, F. Pape, B. Kiehl, R. Nourse, B. Weller, C. Hanssen. THIRD ROW: D. Rose, L. Crolls, P. Fairey, D. Shoemaker, M. Hannon, R. Turner, adviser, V. Worlon. SECOND ROW: J. O'Shaugh- nessy, B. Waspi, L. Chadwick, B. Sleele. J. Dempsey, A. Eide, R. Bradford. FRONT ROW: M. Campeau, D. Miller, J. Worden, M. Oreck, J. Leighs, R. Beighley. ABSENT: C. Anderson, D. Ascher, G. Bond, P. Cauqhell, D. Huffman, K. Lee. Z. Rossi, J. D. Smilh, J. Veroba, S. Ward, B. Weller. E . 3' M? i .fs X mush BACK ROW, lefl 'ro righf: B. Malhis, G. Pcrler, D. Pingalore, H. Zuehlsdorff, J. Monroe, R. Gallagher, T. Harlley. THIRD ROW: J. Edwardson, E. Riley, R. Penderqraff, L. Barlholow, F. Wrighl, R. Walker, L. Tardy, adviser. SEC- OND ROW: N. Seay, M. Granl, G. Hess. B. Sloner, N. Kelley, K. Wham, J. Canessa, J. Aranl, J. Arena. FRONT ROW: L, Coleman, J. Farren, D. Lang, P. Marlin, N. Harner, J. Abbell, C. Jones, J. Jansse. JUIIIURS BACK ROW, Iefl lo righl: H. Broemel, R. Lakeman, B. Baumann, L. Marlin, K. Olson, J. De La Monlanya, H. Myers, B. Harlzell, D. Buckwaller. THIRD ROW: R. Rolie, C. Pulman, L. Sfagner, D. Auslin, M. Gelleri, W. Gaspar, J. Kuhlken, H. Thompson. SECOND ROW: F. Purcell, M. Harms, I. MacKenzie, E. Cramer, B. Langslon, C. Bone, B. Swann, R. Farley, L. Willey, S. Cummons. FRONT ROW: L. Good, D. Marlin, J. Coopman, M. Pollard, S. Harris, J. Poy, W. Hiarper, Mrs. Palerson, adviser. ABSENT: R. Beale, R. Challman, D. Fahle, D. Ferrell, M. James, E. Lemay. D. Warner, A. Weik. i BACK ROW leff io righf: G. Coffinq, A, Calverl, R. Desimone, E. Tynes, J. Colen, D. lrving, E. Olson, G. Pack, J. Colombo: R. Raven, R. Minehan. THIRD ROW: S. Williams, V. Bruns, J. Lundgren, J. Gillelfe, M. Galvan, J. Carfer, J. Dofio, D. Coriell, R. Minehan, P. Arnelf, G. Giordani. SECOND ROW: H. Palerson, adviser, F. Ouierolo, R Holland B Bryon M. Poller B. Moyer, K, Ballzer, A. Sioblom, O. Thompson. FRONT ROW: B. Cooper, D. Benepe, D.. MaHhesJs, Thomas, T. Kuolriavcev, l. Alves, M. Lehmann, J. Holmes, C. Hansford, J. Riella. ABSENT: E. Beneken J. Charlie, l. Kudriavcev, A. Perfelfi, H. Terzia, E. Thomas, F, Wilcox. SUPHDIIIORES BACK ROW, Iell fo righf: A, Pincus, A. Beyer, P. Berendf, R. Lund, B. Marrin. THIRD ROW: R. De Armond, R. Cogo N. Williamson, D. Sisson, J. Larsen, 6. Phipps, F. Johnson, R. Turner, adviser, J. Tubb. SECOND ROW: L. Baum J. Hendy, G. Williams, M. Bemus, A. Day, D. Askim, B. Knilfel. FRONT ROW: D. Palmer, C. Tourfellofre, J. Pape J. Beniles, B. Apperson, E. Loper, M. Bond, D. Plagowski. ABSENT: R. Downs, G. Fink, D. Fowler, S. Groff, J. H'enn W. Hill, E. Laine, F. Sloke, N. Thorman, L. Volz. W' .iii- MILTON OUAN Fall Presidenf Spring Yell Leader RONALD GARCIA Fall Boys' Vice-Presidenf EVA CAZZANIGA Fall Secretary-Treasurer ANNARUTHE ROWLEY Fall Yell Leader HUGH FOLEY Spring Presidenf MERRILL MAZZA Spring Boys' Vice-Presidenl JOANNE BRUNER Spring Girls' Vice-Presidenl MARY FERRARIO Spring Secrefary-Treasurer MR. CHOURRE Adviser SUPHUIIIDRES Enlering high school wiih one year's experience lhe sophomore class headed by yell leader Annarulhe Rowley and her lwo assislanls gave lhe freshmen a rally. Coun- cil Meelings were held every Friday. A large number of girls applied for and were accepled inlo lhe Ra Ravas and Les Couls. Three sophomores held iirsl slring posilions on 'rhe C Baslceiball leam while lop scorer for 'rhe liqhlweighls was a second-year man. The sophomore class placed second on lhe honor roll al lhe end ol lhe lirsl quarler. Eleclions held in January gave us 'rwo councilmen, Gene Fink and Shirley lvlayo, as class represenlalives io lhe Sludeni Council. A sophomore paper under lhe name oi Wise Fool's Forum was published al inlervals wilh noon movies sponsored by fhe class. A Sophomore Taleni Show was also planned under ihe supervision oi Mr. Chourre, our class adviser. BACK ROW, lefl fo righfz E. Delrnayer, C. Allard, J. Erickson, A. Thompson, J. Miller, N. Jenkines, J. Boileau, B. Poole, R. Hillis, J. Young, R. Gaffney, G. Lykins, C. Bulferfield. THIRD ROW: H. Palerson, adviser, T. Townsend, J. Brown, J. Tesla, S. Rowley, M. Hawkins, L. Slaikier, B. King, J. Smalley, M. Thum, S. Leveroni. SECOND ROW: R. Jerome, R. Garcia, B. Brown, T. Beyer, L. Lindley, J. Tweedie, L. Birch, R. Sfrader, G. Thompson. FRONT ROW: D, Kennedy, G. Carler, M. Quan, A. Rowley, J. Bruner, A. Miller, P. Moyer, S. Damm, S. Thompson, M. Rowe, ill. Mana. ABSENT: R. Falk, J. Leonardi, D. Mafheny, D. Midyelr, T. Quinley. ..g':.'!! '.... 'F' 5 ii-on .v,, MARY HAWKINS Q Fall Girls' Vice-Presidenl if . W ,, , 4 BACK ROW, lefl fo righf: G. Quinliven, R. Kelly, L. Caillal, F. Tompkins, H. Foley, T. Moen, Mrs. Paterson, adviser. THIRD ROW: B. Meyers, K. Kennedy, B. Gragg, S. Sousa, B. Kendall, G. Hassfeld, D, Oliver. SECOND ROW: J Theleman, J. Harding, S. Remley, N. Taylor, I. Malone, C, Calelli, A. Crenshaw, C. Bird. FRONT ROW: E. Gargan S. Bradley, L. Perrin, B. Richardson, N. Slone, S. Lirlle, L. Gundlack, L. Wesllund. ABSENT: C. Ashlock, R. Canfua D. Frederick, R. Middagh, R. Sapp, E. Wynne. SUPIIUIIIURES BACK ROW, leff lo right L. Leonhard, D. Layman, N. MacPhail, J. D'Ambrogio, D. Scovill, L. Tardy, adviser. THIRD ROW: M. Ferrario, G. Oakley, D. Osborne, T. Adcock, E. Geller, C. Easlus, A. Franzman. SECOND ROW: T. Adam, J. Kelley, G. Walkers, D. Maniss, J. Whilson, G. Wurzburz, G. Waller, S. Bacigalupi. FRONT ROW: P. Howell, Z. Sforie, M. Von Salden, D. Sedlar, M. Hamillon, S. Mayo, E. Cazzaniga, D. Gnlson. ...W ,,,, ...N ..- 1 nu BACK ROW, Iefi to right: R. Luiz, G. Cramer, SECOND ROW: Mr. Kleimo, adviser, E. Renaii, J. Locafi, J. Kniser, B. Chadwick, G. Wayfer. FRONT ROW: R. Johnson, A, Chek, D. Leveroni, R. Hendricks, D. Ferreira. SDPHDIIIURES BACK ROW, Iefi fo righi: C. Muzinich, R. Zapella, B. Hale, L, Clark, J. E. Chourre, adviser. FRONT ROW: B, Paffraih, B, Johnson, S. Payion, B. Eneix, B. Auqusio. an- W-QM ..,.... DALLAS PENN I NGTON Fall Presidenl RICH RUFFINO Fall Boys' Vice-Presidenl Spring Presidenf JUDY GLEASON Fall Girls' Vice-Presidenl LOU ANNE BONE Fall Secrefary-Treasurer LAVERNE ANGEL Yell Leader TOM WHAM Spring Boys' Vice-Presidenl MARIAN BUTTERFIELD Spring Girls' Vice-Presidenf BARBARA DITTMORE Spring Secrelary-Treasurer BETTY JO CORNELL Spring Yell Leader M R. PATERSON Adviser FRESHIIIEII The Treshman class slarled oil by elecling lheir oilicers and Freshman Council. They planned many Frosh parlies, roundups and noon dances, published a weekly newspaper called, The Baby Book. The Freshman Receplion began lhe several aclivilies Tor lhe year, where we were officially welcomed. The class is very sporls minded, for a maiorily of 'rhe boys wenl oul Tor Toolball, base' ball, lrack, and swimming, while 'rhe sporls minded girls ioined G.A.A. and lhe Agualic Club. To develop The spirii oi lhe class, many girls ioined Yell Leader School. Those musical minded among The freshmen ioined lhe orcheslra, band, chorus, or marching band. BACK ROW, leff 'to righl: R. Adler, J. Pill, G. Naeve, R. Marshall, J, Ingram, W. Vandaveer, M. Whale, J. Blackford. THIRD ROW: C. Andrade, J. Kingsley, J. Holm, B. Giubbini, W. Kamslra, J. Defmayer, B. Cornell, M. Bulferfield, L. Foltz, H. Paterson, adviser. SECOND ROW: R. Chrislenson, R. Andrade, A. Petersen, A. Poffer, R. Ruffino, J. Byrd, A. Garcia, D. Slroeh, J. Alpers. FRONT ROW: M. Ouinley, B. Ghilolli, H. Auquslo, J. Coriell, L. Angel. B. Hanse ford, J. Miller, C. Gusfin. ABSENT: V. Bagshaw, F. Brazel, A. Denison, J. Lindley, A. Marzelfa, R. Miller. Qun1'? Iggy,-,gv 2-rj N, ...W-W0 l1uv-vw' BACK ROW, left Yo righl: R. Wooll, C. Werner, J. Ford, B. Richardson, T. Redmayne, B. Siraiqhf, E. Smilh. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kleimo, adviser, A. Mazzini, P. Thayer, B. Smilh, K. Fennell, M. Waile. SECOND ROW: B. Babbini, R. Treanfon, S. Long, J. Ward, J. Ridgeway, D. Penninqlon, E. Malone. FRONT ROW: E. Garb, R. Moroni, B. Wells, B. Srnilh, G. Eneix, N. Sterling, FRESHIIIEII BACK ROW, Iefl lo righi: J. Anderson, J, Sluve, B. Aranl, M, Hancock, B. Grissom. THIRD ROW: R. Myers, A. Sfewarl, D. McMorrow, J. Gleason, G. Henley, D. Dare, L. Tardy, adviser, N. Scheiner. SECOND ROW: G. Oliver, R. Soldavini, D. Mueller, T. Wham, F. Schekenbach, B, Payton, M. McNally. FRONT ROW: F. Abbefl, S. Schulle, M. Baken, N. Joseph, D. Ross, J. Lee. 1' ,,,,,.-f-A .. :W ev :ff-ff f -V 5 il.. Fin. 1 rx-4 ' Biff if ,.....-- ,-.ev ess,-A-we BACK ROW, leff io righfz D. Kniffel, J. Downs, D. Walling, R. Brooks, R. Gasloni, J. Hughes, C. Clark, V. Waller- bach, A. Veroba, R. Turner, adviser. THIRD ROW: J. Lewis, A. Dougan, S. Hill, M. Ryan, S. Phipps, J. Canziani, C. Pachal, S. Nash, R. Cross. SECOND ROW: B. Meyers, E. Barry, D. Ruoff, J. Slern, A. Craig, G. Gasfoni, S. Fraelis, P. Haskin, R. Wahlman. FRONT ROW: R. Angiolini, M. Blumenfeld, C. Fooshee, E. Byrd, G. Gofelli, F. de Jong, J. Maifos, B. Fryer, B. Mello. ABSENT: N, Beighley, E. Rogers. BACK ROW, lei? fo righl: B. McAbee, W, Green, D. Johnson, G. Mercer, N. Myers, E. Perry, R. Doflo. THIRD ROW: J. Colson, L, Rogers, J. Murdock, J. Redding, B. George, R. Rolh, R. Annis, J. E. Chourre, adviser. SECOND ROW: N. Hadley, B. Difimore, C. Bennelf, E. Corel, T. Keffer, C. Den-Offer, J. Pill, W. Green. FRONT ROW: J. Coopman, J. Tidd, C. Vaughn, A. Henning, P. Sager, J. Phaneuf, B. Malef, 8. Lewis. 'ij' in-I. I ,Q-f' BACK ROW, lefl fc righf: L. Farinsky, R. Buckwaller, A. Farley, D. Bowman, F. Young, Mrs. Paferson, adviser SECOND ROW: S. Mackenzie, S. Young, R. Cooper J. Boudreau, C. Emmons, D. Fowler. FRONT ROW: G. Tavenner S, Harfzell, L. Bone, C. Luefh, T. Trauernicht, G. McPhail, D, Hubbard, C. Farley. ABSENT: L. Brown, C. Winfer H IIIIIIISTRHTIUII ORGHIIIZHTIUIIS on Q 9 HAiQiFAiE!i.N 8' OG RY, cn :,' ' if? 'Z FllCUl'lll QE some W s 'hx t QQ? Q A .. , ..,.. A1 soyyg, I sl EDWIN A. WELLS Principal KENNETH E. MONEY Registrar, Curric. Coordinator ELEANOR G. MURRAY Dean of Girls ROBERT R. ROYLE Dean of Boys AURA M. ESTES Student Body Adviser HUGH PATERSON Head Counselor WM. F. DRESIA Director of Visual Ed. PAUL A. MILLER Boys' Sports Director PATRICK W. COSTELLO Voc. Coordinator HUGO R. RINALDI Director of Music RUTH E. TURNER Counselor, Mathematics VERNON G. KLEIMO Counselor, English ADELE PATERSON Counselor, Mathematics LAURISTON H. TARDY Counselor, Sr, Orient. JULES E. CHOURRE Counselor, English FRED G. HINES Phys. Ed. B. J. SIMONTACCHI Typ.-Bkpg.-Math. ANGELO COLOMBO World History J. DEWEY FINK Mech. Draw.-Metals ALFRED N. THOMSON Typ.-Bus. Eng. FLORENCE ABRAHAM Phys. Ed. DORIS C. HOWARD Phys. Ed. PATRICIA O'BRlEN English, French MARY F. GIRAUDO Journalism, English FRANCES E. HAYNES Vocal Music EDWARD C. DAY Art-Ceramics-Drama LOUISE N. LEWIS Art, Crafts VICTOR W. JONES Woodshop AGNES M. PALMER Spanish, German GEORGE E. MELLEN U.S, History OLIVER R. HARTZELL Cily Supl. of Schools ROY L. DAVIS Director of Heallh Educalion E. B. GEARHART Prin., Evening High School F. EWING BONE Supervisor of lnslruclion CHARLES T. GLENN Business Manager MARIE A. WOELFL Secy. lo Cily Supl. IRIS G. FAIRLIE Financial Secrefary KATHERINE E. TASKER Head Nurse LUCILE P. HOOTS Secrelary Io Principal EDNA C. ROCKSTROH Nurse VERA LEPTIEN Guidance Recorder JOAN WOLTERS Swiichboard Clerk GERMAINE CASO Heallh Cenlsr Clerk ELMA WEAVER Warranl-Payroll Clerk ENA T. RAPHAEL Bookkeeper Thomas P. PAUL P. WOELZ Malh.-Gen. Science GLADYS K. GEARHART Librarian-Spring M. W. ROBBINS Electric Shop BEATRICE M. BOLTON Eng. World Hislory PHILLIP N. SHEPARD Aufo Shop-Malh.-Driver JAMES GULICK English WYLMA CUNNINGHAM Foods FRANCES C. MILLIKEN Typing, Shorlhand FRANCES F. GULICK Librarian H. A. MacCHESNEY English MELVIN STANLEY, Jr. Band MABLE L. BECKWITH Gen. Malh. HOMER D. HILDEBRANT MILDRED B. WHITE Clofliing ELSIE FARR Cafeleria Direclor Assisianls: Ruby Phillips Ada Willems BOARD OF EDUCATION Boyd, Presidenlg Joseph Albanese, Mrs. Myrlle D. Ensign, John M. MacPhaiI, Angelo R. Turrini, Viclor W. Jones, Secrefa ry. ffl W .M mf QM.. Mr' -..A TOM CAGWIN Presidenl LYNDA BRADFORD Girls' Vice-President MIKE HILL Boys' Vice-Presidenl EDNA ANGEL Secrelary MAE WONG Treasurer CAROLE CHRIST Aclivify Poinl Secretary DIANE MACMILLAN Commissioner of Assemblies BOB MAYO M Commissioner of Social Activifies c63 Y ui 4 ,s SHARI Rusee 'Q F I A, Yell Leader , , I 4 MR. Esres ml, v.-, i Adviser 6 Alb.. hh, FALL SENATE Under lhe direclion of Presidenl Tom Cagwin, lhe Fall Senale mel for a period oi eighl weeks wilh lhe Sludenl Council and carried on lhe legislalive dulies oi lhe Schooi, Al lhe end oi lhe eighr weeks. Ihe Senalors decided lo lel lheir iale resl on a Conslilulional Revision Cornrnillee which was composed oi a number ol sluolenls, a good maiorily ol which were Senalors. This commillee drew up a plan lo abolish The Senale and enlarge lhe Slude-nl Council, making il a beller legislalive group. BACK ROW, lefl lo righl: M. Quan, D. Buckwaller, D. Auslin, G. Wilson, B. Mayo, M. Hill, F. Sfagner, D. Schieser, D. Fox. THIRD ROW: B. Fryer, C. Laulrup, G. Bollarini, P. Hellwig, E. Angel, C. Mueller, T, Cagwin, B. Bryan, B. McAbee. SECOND ROW. L, Bradford, J. Sandsfrom, C, Calefii, S. Williams, C. Chrisl, A. Day, A. Puhar, B. Sloner, J. Slern, G. Lykins. FRONT ROW: D. Marlin, R. Lacosle, C. Hore, B. Keelon, B. Giubbini, B. Malef, 6. Tavenner, G. McPhail. STIIDEIIT BDDI SSOGlllTl0ll SHARI RUEGG Presidenl' CHARLES LAUTRUP Boys' Vice-President ALICE Boom Mr Girls' Vice-Presidenl BEVERLY STEWART Secrelary CARLOTA SALAZAR Treasurer JERRY WI LDER Commissioner ol Assemblies PETE HEIMS Commissioner of Social Aclivilies JEAN SANDSTROM Aclivify Poinl i Secrelary CONRAD MUELLER Yell Leader LYNDA BRADFORD Councilman DUDLEY MUELLER Councilman SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL Due lo lhe revised Conslilulion, lhe spring Sludenl Council added eighl new mem- bers lo lhe council. These new members included lwo councilmen elecled from lhe slu- denl body as a whole, Dudley Mueller and Lynda Bradford, and lwo represenlalives lor each class, elecled by lhal class. The junior represenlalives are Mary Alice Galvan and Belly Cooper: lhe sophomore represenlalives, Gene Fink and Shirley Mayo: lhe fresh- man represenlalives, Alden Craig and Dallas Penninglon. BACK ROW, lell lo riqhl: P. Heims, C. Laulrup, C. Mueller, D. Penninglon, D. Mueller. SECOND ROW: M. Galvan, L. Bradford, C. Salazar, S. Ruegg, J. Sandslrom. FRONT ROW: A. Craig, A. Boqni, J. Wilder, B. Slewarl, S. Mayo, G. Fink. ED. LANG Fall Presidenf BILL NEWMAN Vice-Presidenf CARL WEHRLI Treasurer GEORGE VOORHEES Secrelary BILL FRYER Spring Presidenl FRED RICHELIEU Vice-Presidenf I . W RICH CERUTTI Secrefary W rom REDMAYNE - f , Treasurer R. R. ROYLE Dean of Boys -union BDIIS' ORGIIIIIZHTIUII During lhe year lhe Boys' Organizalion sponsored The annual Hello Day boolclels lo give sludenls an opporlunily lo become acguainled wilh more ol lheir schoollellows. The Chrislmas Dance, a live loand, free decoraled affair, caplured lhe almosphere of a modern cafe wilh wellfrrained wailers adding lo lhe scene. Closing lhe school year, lhe group conducled 'Sporls Nighlf' where school boxing championships were decided. Regular weekly rneelings ol lhe Boys' Board ol Conlrol conlinued 'rhroughoul The year. lvleelings lor all lhe boys in school were scheduled monlhly. Programs were selecled which would be of special inleresl lo boys. BACK ROW, lefl to righlz R. Royle, Dean of Boys, R. Doflo, R. Ruffino, J. Slern, R. Ceruffi. SECOND ROW: J. Bergue, NI, Purcell, B. Fryer, B. Bos, P. Berendl, R. Beseler. FIRST ROW: F. Richelieu, T. Redmayne, G. Fink, G. Wilson, R. Newman, H. Bruner. 9 . R2 i E s u KAY MURRAY Fall Presidenl BETTY COOPER 'i Fall Vice-Presidenf MARY ALICE GALVAN i Fall Secrelary 'af' NANCY KELLEY Fall Treasurer WILMA STEINERT 3. e 'S 5 SW Fall Yell Leader Spring Presidenl BARBARA STONER Spring Vice-Presidenl PAT MARTIN r Spring Secretary MAE WONG Spring Treasurer DELORIS MARTIN .. . Fr-'ilu Spring Yell Leader MRS. E. MURRAY Dean of Girls 9' 5? mms, LEHGUE During llwe fall sernesler, llie Girls' League sponsored a lradilional iinx willn a hobo llweme, an annual Clwrislmas program, and a Transfer Tea. A Girls' League meeling willi a program of Girls' Slale reporls also laepl Ilie cabinel busy. In llie spring, llwe Cabinel made lour Irips Io Mare Island where Iliey enlerlained wounded service men. Ollier aclivilies of Ilie Cabinel included a surprise lorealclasl and a second Transfer lea, lwonoring new sludenls lo 'rlwis sclwool. Jungle Jinx, lor boys and girls, was slaged during lvlarcli. Also, in llial rnonrli a spring laslwion show was presenled al a League meeling. Four Girls' League meelings, Iradilional lvlollwers' Tea, and a lea for all senior girls compleled llwe program ol Ilwe Girls' League lor llwe year. :PH HHI: ..... 5 igzg , g H... Q ! 'Wh xx I . .. ie. 1 .ii K' BACK ROW, lefl fo riqhlz V. Fracchia, A. Sioblom, L. Willey, B. Cooper, A. Veroba, C. Kealing, M. Ferrario, K. Wham, M. Galvan. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Murrar lDean of Girlsl, J. Johnson, N. Jenkines, B. Sloner, M. Campeau. SECOND ROW: K. Murray, P. Fairey, C, Kings ey, W, Sleinerl, B. Moyer, D. Lang. G. McPhail. V. Orr. FRONT ROW: J. Wilder, D. Benepe, P. Marlin, D. Mallhewsgglhkjsda, M. Wong, D. Marlin, C. Jones, M. Lehmann, N. Kelley. AB : . J. Veroba. My fireslag s s. wk A, . 'ess . ss s W. . N is X me X 'ig 'RQ . F 5 ki BACK ROW, lell to righlz M. Hill, B. Mayo, L. Bradford, M. Wong, C. Laufrup, P. Heims. SECOND ROW: M. Quan J. Wilder, S. Ruegg, E. Angel, J. Sandslrom. FRONT ROW: C. Mueller, T. Cagwin. IIITER-SCH00l RELHTIUIIS CUIIIIIIITTEE IIITER-SCll00l DHIICE CUIIIIIIITTEE BACK ROW, lefl fo righl: S. Cicero, J. Williams, C. Wehrli, L. Wright, R. Layman, B. Mayo, G. Porler, P. Arnefl D. Ascher, P. Helms. THIRD ROW: P. Haskin, 6, Bollarini, G. Gaspar, B. Weller, J. Gillelle, C. Keating, J. Sandslrom S. Ruegg, N. Kelley, R. Menfiox, J. Henn. SECOND ROW: S. Williams, M, Oreck, O. Padgell, J. Aranl, D. DaSilva P. J. Wilcoxson, L. Bradford, P Marlin, M. Campeau, C. Walling, J. Tesla, P. O'Connor. FRONT ROW: E. Laine J. Gleason, V. Fracchia, D. Scherini, B. Dohemann, J. Wilder, P. Hellwig, M. Lehmann, J. Kelley, D. Marlin FICTIUITIES f',f W LK X ul oo to C QNIEIQQ, ANDQ? Q The Dmans xupervxsmg Hue NCmd5e Dnnffs MO? fA '50-'51 The fish dwperoned Bot- 4-md A. drey a' ' Us-ep Sim F,-Macy fr ,I looks ns 'Hannah Tqrvw mrfnumbercd nf M fm: D-wp Sha Ffmia-,y' The Chr1sfmas Dance and coirs?77?? Everyone really enioved Hwemsoivexf X ,LY -'sifizi y 2 1.5 S. R. H. S. H A 41 ' Miha S Beiles of Nw 8dE ,- Mfg.Wb21cf dfwf'iMIsn1 '1ifXQhfYVY'- Proof ihaf 'The Barn Dance was reaiiy hiidrious. Two of our hic5ries1 couples at the Barn Dance ' , g LOORS like Maryann enimyed Rhapsody in Bluef' Hey! Wai?er1! . . . qs cry ofien heard ai Duffy's Tavern x vw- ,dvds CIllEl'lllIlR SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY Iconfinuedl I2-School opens-happy day. 8-9-Slave Day-Whaf am I bid for fhis?man?? 26-Snow on Mf. Tamalpais and Novafo-my QCTQBER doodness, all fhe cufslll 7- Cradle Crawl -firsf dance of fhe year. I3-Sfudenf Talenf Show-fhe birfh of fhe woo- MARCH CI'I'I400CI I bear- I I-2--Luggage Day--This school has more dicfion- 20- Apple Day -Apples, apples everywhere. aries i I ' ' 2I-Tam game 63-O-Ouchlll 23- I-lello Day -I-li, fhere Iceedl Magazine Drive-Would you like fo buy a magazine??? 28- Pigskin BalI -a Couf dance. NOVEMBER 4-Girls' Jinx-- Swami SoIami enferfained. I I-Foofball Dinner-in honor of our heroes?? I6-I7 - Divine Flora -a real credif fo fhe drama class. 22-Minor Sporfs Carnival-fhe boys puf on a really greaf show. 23-25-Thanksgiving Vacalion-food, food, nofh- ing buf food!!! DECEMBER 2-- Deep Sea Fan'rasy -fishy, huh??? N.B.L. Conference af Pefaluma-roll call of +he wheels??? 8-Noon Dance, Nu Befa Sigma produced a ferrific band! Senior Sweef Day-sweefs by fhe sweefl 9- Benefif Chrisfmas Dance -fhe Boys' Org I8-3I made if a hu e success g . -Chrisfmas Vacafion- Merry Chrisfmas fo all ' JANUARY l- Happy New Year everybodyl!I 5--Exchange day wifh Tam-Tamifes all over fhe school. 8-Sandidafe speeches- Oh. fhose buffer- lies! 9-Sfudenl' Body elecfions-Bofh smiles and fears . . . 20- Rhapsody in Blue -Besf dance of 'rhe year, Ra Ravas-'Les Coufs formal. 2I-Midwinfer concerf-Such falenf I never Icnew we had. FEBRUARY 3--Rarebirds go fo The snow- Look af all fhe snow-bunnies. 9-I0- Our Town -anofher success. credifed fo Mr. Day's class. I I-Tumbling Club go fo fhe snow-more limp- ing boys around... I2-Magic Snow Assembly-ferrific impersona- fion of Jerry Miller. I6--Ra Ravas Variefy Show-complefe wifh Mil- fon Berle and John Savonil 30--:'JungIe Jinx -+he firsf boys' and girls' APRIL linx. . . 3-5-Block S.R. vs. Faculfy baslcefball games- +haf's baslce+baIl'??? I3-Fair Day and Barn Dance-fhe biggesf day of fhe year . . . 20-Sfudenf Talenl' Show-Wifh a frophy and all!!! 22-28-Public Schools Week- Whaf nice worlc fhe MAY sfudenfs do ??? 4-Mom and Dads' Nighf-Ra Ravas formal in- sfallafion. II-Mofhers' Tea--an annual Girls' League af- fair. . . I8-I9- Mofher Was a Freshman -Mom, did you Ioolr like fhaf, +oo?? 25-Boys' Sporfnife-we have very afhlefic 26- JUNE boys??? Sporfsmen's Frolic--always a fremendous show!!! Ra Ravas Senior Farewell-- Gee, Cookie, I don'f wanf fo leave. I-Aquacade-orchids go fo fhe Aquadeffes 3- I3- and Miss I-Ioward. Music Fesfival-everybody gefs info fhe acfl Senior Prom-Place: Nob Hill Room af fhe Fairmonf I'IofeI. I4-Senior Parfy-everybody enjoys fhis day. I 5-Graduafion-Farewell, my fond Alma Mafer. Vmeiwm Fmccum BACK ROW, lefl To right: M. Nardi, N. Kelley, V. Fracchia. SECOND ROW: J. Henn, D, Da Silva, D, Aschnr, P. Heims C, Mueller, K. Howard, P. Arnefl. FRONT ROW: E. Laine, F. Gaspar, D. Macmillan, J. Wilder, G. Oakley, M. Lehmann. HSSEIIIBW CDITIIIIITTEE SCll00l LIBRHRIIIIIS ll'FT TO RIGHT: J. Johnson, B. Kealon, A. Gwynn, M. Hermes, N. Harner, C. Bennefl, S. Cicero, E. Corral, A Ise'in, E. Cazzaniga, T. Keffer, I. Moore, J. Smalley, Mrs. E. B. G-earharl lspring librarianl. BACK ROW, Ieff fo righf: W. Sfeinerr, V. Fracchia, FRONT ROW: B. J. Simon- facchi, adviser, C. Salazar, M. Wong, D. Mallhews. SClI00l TIIEIISURERS FIRST PERIUD SIILESIIIEII BRCK ROW, Ieff fo riqhf: J. Locali, C. Laurrup, G. Quinliven, G. Oliver, G, McCoy, J. Sfern, D. Schieser, J. Seely. SECOND ROW: P. Heims, I. Casalo, B. Marrin, C. Bufferfield, R. Penderqrafl, P. Cauqheil, B. Newman, B. Harfzell, B. J. Simonfacchi, adviser. FRONT ROW: B. Dohemann, A. Boqni, C. Salazar lCo-Chairmanj, V. Orr, N. Myers, L. Willey, G. Henley, S, Harfzell, G. Tayenner, M. Wong ICQ-Chairmanl. Ii ...--H i - V ' BACK ROW, lef? lo riqhf: S. Cicero, L. Sisson, J. Apfed, Mr. Royle, adviser. C. Payfon, .l, Williams, R. Lausmann. SECOND ROW: J. Dingle, P. Pallerson, B, Smifh, J. Sandsirom, B. Dohernann, E. Anlonio. M. Wong, M. Jurick, J. Johnson, L. Dare, A. Bogni, M. Rada, E. Angel. SCH00l SECRETHRIES SIIIITCIIBOIIRII DPERIITURS BACK ROW, Iell fo right A. Boqni, L. Sisson, J. Williams. FRONT ROW: G. Bollarini, H. Dow, B. Slewarl. lllilll ll 'UF' :n 3 Zn .4L'. O :um OE SE. llllllllllll lllllllllll Fall Ediior JOHN GUGEL Spring Edifor PHYLLIS HELLWIG Phofoqraphy CONRAD NIUELLER Fall Sports Editor WILMA STEINERT S2 DOLORES DaSlLVA News Edilor CARL WEHRLI Managing Ediior RAMONA CH RISTOPH Exchange Edilor CHARLIE LAUTRUP Spring Sporfs Edilor JACOUEY BARNT Fealure Edifor MISS M. GIRAUDO Adviser RED 'II' UJHITE Publishing 'rhe Red 'N' While every Friday excepl weeks wirh holidays made a lolal of 'rhirly issues of lhe paper lhis year. In keeping wilh one ol lhe Red 'N' While's main purposes-lhai ol serving as a currenl hislory ol lhe school--journalism sludenls make cerlain lo cover all news evenls lhoroughly and lo include as many sludenls' names as possible. Promoling genuine school spiril and mainiaining good relalions belween The school and The communily are also imporlanl faclors. Over hall of Ihe siudenl body has sub- scribed, many of lhese raking lhe paper home for lhe family lo read and lo see whal sludenls are doing in school. Informing and enleriaining 'rhe readers, anolher main purpose, is achieved Ihrough lhorough news coverage, Iealures, edilorials, sporls, and columns. Carol Kingsley was chosen Spring Edilor. Jackie Barnl and Dolores DaSiIva won awards al lhe Annual Press Club Conference. BACK ROW, Ieff fo righf: C. Mueller, C. Brown, C. Wehrli. SECOND ROW: R. Chrisloph, C. Laulrup, N. MacPI1aiI, Miss M. Giraudo, adviser, N. Kelley, J. Johnson, S. Lillle, J. Leonardi, M. Hamilton. FRONT ROW: P. Wilcoxson, B. Cooper, D. DaSiIva, J. Barnl, P. Hellwig, C Kingsley, B. Sloner. ABSENT: W. Sleinerf, B. Slewarl, L. McEvoy. ,, mnmw l i S 'i Why fhe Chimes Rang THERTRE RRTS UTM Power Behind the Scenesf Mr. Day Hue qos fm the mofof' Liqhfs, Camerax Acfion' ' L. Voh, W, Maihis, R Hiiiis, Abwnft Mr. Robbinsk Diffecmf. The Dhine Flora alias Y Prunepussu ..,... in- 3' Q ,,,...---' ' ,W W'l x K Murray, E. Ulritch. h Mr Day fDirecforl, P. ICO, . F Wade B Soldavlnl, BACK ROW, leff fo righl: J. Arena, J. Anderson, J. Leig s, . W R Thorsen J Monroe, D. Shoemaker, G. Ccffing, D. Fox, J. Seely, R. Sapp, . , . K afing R Christoph, C. Paylon, D. Macmillan, J. Gillelle, S. Ruegg, d ers, S. Cicero, J. Sandslrom, J. Williams, THIRD RO : . , . C. Putman, SECOND ROW: F. Gaspar, C. e , , C. Salazar. FRONT ROW: D. Scherini, B. Bruns, H. Dow, L. McEvoy, S. Ro g B. Swann. THEIITRE HRTS The ,wo rn as-war-fl .1 ofherg of no ur gk enkife ca .. ,we 10 ,. Ou' rom, 94 Edifor MARIAN CAMPEAU Associafe Editor NANCY KELLEY Business Manager DOREEN MATTHEWS Group PicTures DORIS SCHERINI Senior PicTures . vmelN1A PRACCHIA W BEVERLY STEWART Individual Picfures PAT MARTIN Secrefary MISS MILLIKEN Adviser . MR. ESTES Photography Adviser MR. DAY Ari' Adviser SEIIRCHIIGHT The members oT The SearchlighT STaTT wish To Thank all Those who have worked wiTh us To puT ouT This book, parTicuIarly Those who are responsible Tor The award oT The Bronze Plaque To San RaTael I-ligh School by The CurTis Publishing Company, and Tor The reducTion in The price OT The SearchlighT Trorn 52.75 To 32.25. Those sTudenTs winning The Two highesT awards in The SubscripTion ConTesT were Jean AranT and Joe Young. OTher prize-winners included: Vivian WalTerbach, Mar- gareT Whale, Bob Marrin, Bill Gregg, Bob Mayo, Claire CaleTTi, Alan LoveTT, Max BlumenTeld, Jean Johnson and Charles LauTrup. BACK ROW, lefi To righh M. Anderson, C. Keaiinig, P. Wilcoxson, L. Bradford, G. Boifarini, B. Cooper, F. Milliken, adviser. FRONT ROW: N. Kelley, P. Marlin, M. Campeau, V. Fracchia fEdiTorlg P. Hellwig, C. Salazar, D. Scherini. ABSENT: H. Dow, D. Malihews, B. STewarT. R. Lenci lSTudenT ArTisTlg Mr. Day lArT Ndviserip Mr. Esfes iSchool phofographerl. IIIUSIC 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f C3 Mussc S Qggezgggbe- FALL SEMESTER LYTTON DeSlLVA Fall Presideni Spring Treasurer JUNE CARTER Fall and Spring Vice-Presidenf CAROL BON E Secrefary LOU ANNE CROTTS Treasurer SPRING SEMESTER CAROLE WALLING Presidenf JOANELLE JOHNSON Secreiary ii 2 Hueo niNALoi 'swam Adviser IIIUSIC SOCIETV ATTer new members were Taken in and officers elecTed, The club planned and had a parTy aT Mr. Rinaldi's home in San Francisco. MOST of The Tall Term was Taken up wiTh arrangemenTs Tor The showing of The March- ing Band. Some members sTarTed worlc on The Noon ConcerTs, while oThers sTarTed maln- ing The necessary preparaTion Tor The ChrisTmas and MidwinTer concerTs. Because of a crowded schedule, The Music DeparTmenT decided To have The daTe of The MidwinTer ConcerT changed Trom January To February. Sascha Jacobinofi, re- nowned violinisT, was presenTed aT This concerT. Newly elecTed oTTicers and members soon sTarTed The minuTe worlc of presenTing The massive All CiTy Schools Music FesTival, held in June. The club also made arrangemenTs Tor The members oT The Music DeparTmenT To aTTend The NorTh Bay Music FesTival aT Valleio, May l9Th. Leff To riqhfz B. Harfzell, J. Barnf. A. Pincus, D. Schieser, H. Rinaldi, adviser, L. A. Croiis, J. Carfer, C. Bone, C. Keafing, B. Honsinger, L. DeSiIva, C. Walling, L. A. Bone, E. Cauaniga, C. Bennefi, R. Pendergraft ABSENT: G. Coffinq, Jean Johnson, Joanelle Johnson, A. Franlman, G. Oakley. BACK ROW, Ief? fo riqhi: R. Pendergraff, B. Harizell, B. Desimone, IJ. Johnson, guesf soloisfl. SECOND ROW A. Pincus, C. Bone, C. Walling, J. Carfer. FRONT ROW: E. Cazzaniga, pianisrg B. Honsinger, drummer. IHIIICE Bllllll URCHESTRH BACK ROW, Ieff fo righf: Hugo Rinaldi, direcforg R. Treanton, A. Pincus, J. Harding, D. Schieser, C. Hore, S Harhell, G. Carier, W. Richardson, R. Harfzell. SECOND ROW: B. Honsinger, R. Pen'derqraff, J. Barni, M. McNally C. Keafing, J. Carier, G. McPhaiI, E. Renafi, J. Pepe, D. Bowman. FRONT ROW: E. Wynne, D. Ferrell, C. Benneif E. Cazzaniga, D. Marfin, L. A. Bone, C. Bone, L. DeSiIva, C. Walling, F. Gaspar. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Carrer, C. Walling, C. Bone, L. DeSiIva. DIRECTOR-HUGO RINALDI CHOIR BACK ROW, lei? fo righf: B. Miller, B. Soldavini, C. Lehman, D. Ruoff, B. Johnson, J. Ingram, H. Broemel, K. Kennedy, D. Buckwalfer R. Walker, 8. Horrighs, R. Bradford. THIRD ROW: M. Anderson, H. Terzia, L. Chadwick, C. Ashlock, C. Garreff, B. Myers, P. Fairey, J. Barfleii, L. McEvoy, P. J. Wilcoxson, B. Moyer. SECOND ROW: G. Hess, P. Martin, J. Kniser, G. Oakley, T. Harfley, G. Wilson, A. Crenshaw, M. Hawkins, A. lselin, S. Harris, C. Bird. FRONT ROW: Miss Haynes, Direcforg F. Gaspar, P. Sager, L. Wesilund, V. Orr, E. Cauaniga, D. Benepe, J. Abbeif, J. Miller, L. McAuliffe, J. Erickson. BACK ROW, lefl fo right: B. Dohemann, R. Menfiox, N. Kelley. FRONT ROW: J. Lundqren, J. Wilder lHead Maiorellel, M. Lehmann. IIIIIJURETTES IIIHRCIIIIIG Blillll FIRST ROW, fron? lo back: J. Ford, A. Craig, N. Thurber, B. Desimone, J. Pepe, M. Bond, G. Quinliven. SECOND ROW: M. Quan, F. Sfagner, R. Treanlon, D. Schieser, G. McPhail, A. Pincus. THIRD ROW: A. Denison, L. Baum, G. Lykins, R. Pendergraif, C. Bone, C. Walling, L. DeSilva. FOURTH ROW: B. Richardson, S. Harlzell, L. Birch, B. Hon- singer, J. Carrer, C. Keafing, L. A. Bone. FIFTH ROW: G. Carter, L. Good, F. Gasper, E. Olson, C. Hore, B. Chad- wick, B. Harlzell. MAJORETTES: N. Kelley, M. C. Lehmann. LEADER: M. Stanley, director. ABSENT MAJORETTES: Jerry Wilder, Maiorg Janice Lundgren, Bonnie Dohemann, Rosalie Menfiox. BACK ROW, lefl fo righlz B. Harfzell, R. Treanlon, S. Harfzell, A. Pincus, L, Baum, N. Thurber, M. Quan, B. Richard- son, 6. Carler. SECOND ROW: L. A. Bone, L. DeSilva, C. Bone, D. Schieser, C. Walling, J. Carler, G. Lylxins J. Ford, A. Craig. FRONT ROW: N. Kelley, B. Honsinger, R. Pendergrafl, E. Olson, M. C. Lehmann, M. Sfanley direcfor. PEP BIIIIII CUIICERT BIIIID BACK ROW, Ieff fo riqhl: M. Quan, A. Denison, G. Carler, F. Slagner, B. Harlzell, A. Craig, B. Richardson, L Good, J. Ford. THIRD ROW: N. Thurber, A. Pincus, S. Harfzell, L. Baum, D. Irving, L. Birch, G. Lykins, M. Bemus G. McPhaiI, M. Bond. SECOND ROW: B. Treanlon, L. Bone, C. Bone, D. Schieser, J. Carfer, C. Walling, A. Poffer B. Chadwick, C. Keafinq. FRONT ROW: M. Sfanley, conduclorg A. Abbeff, B. Honsinger, B. Desimone, E. Olson R. Pendergrafi, W. Gaspar. CLUBS I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F .f :ni ' on fo ?9H8L'sLQiLk EFEQ9 G QS, JERRY WILDER Fall Presidenf Spring Treasurer BONNIE DOHEMANN Fall Vice-Presidenl Spring Presidenf ALICE BOGNI Fall Secrelary Spring Vice-Presidenl CAROL HORE ,WA Fall Treasurer LYNDA BRADFORD Fall Recorder RENEE LACOSTE Fall Yell Leader Spring Secrelary MARY ALICE GALVAN Fall Yell Leader CAROLE WALLING Spring Yell Leader DORIS SCHERINI Spring Yell Leader DELORIS MARTIN Spring Yell Leader Adviser MISS WYLMA CUNNINGHAM 1 Our aclivilies included Ra Rayas-Les Couls Formal, Yosemile Snow Trip, Foolball Dinner, Dress-Up Day, March of Dimes Drive, Variely Show, Sonoma Convenlion, Fair Day, Barn Dance, Dinner in San Francisco and lo a play, lviollwens and Dad's Niglnl. Barbecue will1Key Club al Kea+on's Snack, and Senior Farewell. BACK ROW, leff fo righl: C. Bone, N. Jenkines, J. Boileau, J. Doflo, B. Cooper, J. Leonardi, C. Salazar, B, Dohe- mann, C. Cunningham, adviser, THIRD ROW: L. Crolls, C. Calelli, J. Bruner, S. Liflle, A. Rowley, M. Bond, P. Hellwig, D. Marlin, J. Kelley. SECOND ROW: D. Benepe, M Pollard, R. Lacoste, J. Carler, L. Coleman, D. Matthews, M. Galvan, J. Tesla, J. Young, L. Bradford. FRONT ROW: V. Fracchia. C. Hore, B. Srewarf, J. Wilder, A. Bogni, M, Lehmann, M. Wong, N. Kelley, A. Miller, S Williams, ABSENT: D. Scherini, C. Wallfng, S. Rowley. WlLMA STEINERT Fall President KAY MURRAY Fall Vice-Presidenf Spring Recording Secrelary VIRGINIA ORR Fall Recording Secrelary K Spring President BETTY BACIGALUPI Fall Yell Leader Spring Corresponding Secy. JEAN JOHNSON Fall Treasurer CHLOE GREGG Fall Yell Leader A S JEAN ARANT J Fall Corresponding Secy, R W DONNA LANG - Spring Vice-Presidenl ANN SJOBLOM Spring Treasurer SHIRLEY MAYO Spring Yell Leader HAZEL THOMPSON Spring Yell Leader MRS. M. WHITE Adviser LES CDUTURIERES lvlany and varied were lhe aclivilies ol Les Couls: Apple Day, Pigskin Ball, a semi- iormal dance: parries lor palienls al lvlare Island: Mid-winler formal: and a snow lrip lo Yosemile. Luggage and Do-nul days: a weelc end al Russian River, and lhe l-learl Fund were aclivilies ol lhe spring semesler. Yearly evenls also included lwo new members' loreaklasl, Two applicanls' luncheons, and Music Chesl drive. BACK ROW, lefl lo righl: M. Poller, M. Thum, C. Kealing, J. Kuhlken, S. Mayo, D. Askim, B. Moyer, B. Richardson, H. Thompson, Mrs. While, adviser. THIRD ROW: B. Waspi, L. Willey, E. Loper, D. Lang, C. Jones, M. Hawkins, K. Murray, S, Cicero. SECOND ROW: J. Sandsfrom, S. Bradley, E. Cazzaniga, M. Ferrario, L. Perrin, S. Paylon, A. Sio- blom. FRONT ROW: B. Apperson, J. Johnson, W. Harper, V. Orr, B. Stoner, W, Sleinerl. ABSENT: J, Veroba, J. Aranl, K. Ballzer, C. Allard, B. Bacigalupi, C. Gregg, A. Day. BOB HARTZELL Fall Presidenl JUNE CARTER Fall Vice-Presidenf JERRY WILDER Fall Secretary BARBARA MOYER Fall Treasurer MRS. GULICK Fall Adviser BOB MAYO Spring President EVA CAZZANIGA Spring Vice-Presid DONNA BENEPE Spring Secrelary SHIRLEY MAYO Spring Treasurer MR. J. GULICK Spring Adviser SEHULHRSHIP SUCIEW Scholarship for Service is ihe mollo of The San Rafael l-ligh School Scholarship Sociely, Chapler 62 ol The California Scholarship Fecleraiion. The group raised money Tor lwo college scholarships lhrough selling reireshmenls ai home games. Any gradual- ing senior may apply lor These scholarships, which are awarded in June. The sociefy enleriained iis members and friends al parlies each semesler in honor of ils new officers and new members. Lyiion De Silva, who earned his life membership in lhe fall, was awarded lhe lamp pin al 'rhe March parly. The fall group, under lhe lead- ership oi Bob Harlzell, allended The Dislricl I5 Conference of C.S.F. al Sebaslopol. The San Rafael Chapler was honored by being elecled vice-chairman for lhe fall con- ference of l95l. Bob Mayo, The spring presidenl, led lhe delegalion 'ro Sanla Rosa, where The Norlhern CSF. convenlion was held in April. BACK ROW, lefl lo righlz B. Harfzell, D. Schieser, B. Mayo, J. O'Shaughnessy, J. Redding, J. Boudreau, V. Walferbach, J. Veroba, K. Wham. THIRD ROW: J. Twee'die, B. Gregg, N. McPhail, J. Kuhlken, V. Fracchia, C. Salazar, C. Farley, SECOND ROW: J. Gulick, adviser, M. Ferrario, N. Jenkinres, C. Bone, S. Mayo, M. Thum, B. Moyer, C. Bird, W. Steinerf, J. Carter. FRONT ROW: J. Wilder, S. Lillie, J, Bruner, D. Benepe, L. Bone, M. Rada, A. Bogni, M. Wonq. D. Maflhews, E. Cauaniga, W. Harper. ABSENT: P. Heims. enf MURRAY HANNON Fall Vice-Presidenl DOUG FOX Fall Presidenl Spring Treasurer FRANK WADE Fall Secrelary BOB MAYO Fall Treasurer MlKE HILL Fall Senior Direclor Spring President DICK SHOEMAKER Fall Junior D'reclor Spring Vice-Presidenl GENE FINK Fall Sophomore Direclor Spring Sophomore Direclor BOB HARTZELL Spring Secrela ry HERB BRUNER Spring Senior Direclor MR. MONEY Adviser -1 2' l'lEll CLUB The Key Club is a boys' service club. His sponsored by lime San Rafael Kiwanis Club and is al:lilialedll1rouql'1Key Club lnlernalional willw nearly IOOO ollwer Key Clubs in line Uniled Slales and Canada. Every Key Club has line responsibilily lo conducl an aclive service program lor line sclwool and Comrnunily. BACK ROW, lefl lo right: G. Coffing, B. Mayo, M. Hill, M, Hannon, C. Hanssen, F. Wade, B. Harlzell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Money, adviser, D. Frederick, J. Young, C. Mueller, T. Cagwin, D. Fox, B. Baumann. FRONT ROW: J. Tweedie, L. Wright, B. Newman, H. Bruner, 6. Fink, D. Shoemaker, P. Heims. ABSENTEES: J. Miller, M. Quan, W. Rafhaus, G. Porter, C. Wehrli. LYTTON DE SILVA Fall Presidenf BILL HONSINGER Fall and Spring Vice-Presidenf CAROLE WALLING Fall Secrefary JOAN DINGLE Fall Treasurer Spring Secrelary CAROL HORE Spring Presidenf PAT PATTERSON Spring Treasurer MISS HAYNES Adviser IIU BETH SIGIIIII Because oT Mr. Kesler's resignaTion lasT spring, The club began loolcing Tor a club adviser when school opened. Miss Haynes, who has succeeded Mr. Kesler as Choir Teacher, became our new adviser. The club accepTed new members in OcTober. We Toolc parT in The TradiTional Dress- Up Day, and held a parTy aT Miss l-laynes' home where we iniTiaTed The new members. WiTh The co-operaTion OT The Dance Band, we sponsored several noon hall dances, and a dance Tor The sTudenTs oT E STreeT Grammar School. '- The club held a calce sale in March and is planning To sell reTreshmenTs aT The All 'CiTy School Music l:esTival, as They did lasT year. BACK ROW, lefr fo riqhfz A. Pincus, M. Campeau, J. Dingle, P. Paflerson, J. Aranf, V. Orr, E, Cazzaniga, B. Hon- singer. FRONT ROW: L. DeSiIva, P. Marrin, G. Oakley, C. Hore, Miss Haynes ladviserl, J. Johnson, C. Walling R. Penderqrafi. .fir Tian PHYLLIS O'CONNOR Fall Presideni SHARI RUEGG Fall Vice-President CAROLE CHRIST Fall Secretary NANCY KELLEY Fall Treasurer prmg ice res: en 5 3,1 S ' V' -P 'd 1 - fs' ,. ,eg was Q .ll ir .il e RENEE LA COSTE - .. Fall Yell Leader - DORIS SCHERINI 1- ' Fall Yell Leader cHLoe eases nlnl if Spring Presidenl an i f 'di SALLY ROD R '-: GE S Spring Secrefary S' ew BEVERLY STEWART Spring Treasurer - , ELSA LAINE H Spring Yell Leader g, Q ' MQRY AQCEELQALVAN .21 ' 5' pring el eader .,,.,'f'7,: Mas. LEWIS Adviser W. ' HLPHH HHPPH Alpha Kappa, San Rafael arl club, is one ol lhe olcler, well eslablished clubs. lls members perform many services lor lhe school. They usher al assemblies, make poslers, decorale lor clances when requesled, and perform olher smaller services lilce decoraling goal posls lor games and malcing props lor various enlerlainmenls lhrough- oul lhe year. BACK ROW, lefflo rigl1'r:C. Gregg, N. Taylor, S. Rodgers, H. Dow, B. Sfewarr, S. Ruegg, A. Minyard, J. Larsen, Mrs. Lewis, adviser. FRONT ROW: P. O'Connor, E. Lainerll M. Orack, M. A. Galavan, R. Lacoste, J. Kelly, C. Chrisr, . Kelley. llllllll mm lllllf llll l ll guna- umm,-an 1:14441 JERRY MILLER Fall Presidenl CONRAD PUTMAN Fall Vice-Presidenl CONRAD MUELLER Fall Secrefary Spring Secrelary BOB MYERS Treasurer lFaIIl KEN KENNEDY Spring Presidenl PETE CAUG-HELL Spring Vice-President BILL KIEHL Spring Treasurer M R. JONES Adviser SPORTSIIIEII Ushering al assemblies, lalcing charge ol fire drills, selling candy al alhlelic conlesls and having Ken Kennedy elecled Jungle Jinx King highlighled lhe sporlsmen's aclivilies lor l95O-Sl. The annual snow lrip was cancelled in favor ol a lrip lo Sanla Cruz, as reservalions proved dillicull lo oblain. As usual lhe Sporlsmen's Frolic broughl lhe crowd and laughs 'lhal il warranled and was lermed a success by lhe club. The year was climaxed by 'rhe annual banquel and lhe senior members lrolled oil inlo life as lhe juniors awailed lheir bald new members. BACK ROW, leff to righl: P. Cauqhell, B, Bryon, G. Giordani, R. Holland, R. Pingafore, D. Austin, V. W. Jones, adviser, G, Wilson, W, Barreff, P. Heims. SECOND ROW: H. Myers, J, Miller, R. Rolie, D. Ascher, D. Hildrelh, R. Myers, K. Kennedy. FIRST RQW: E. Brauss, C. Wehrli, C. Mueller, W. Kiehl, J. Holmes, M. Gelleri, C. Pufman, L. Barfholow. DOUG FOX PresidenT CONRAD PUTMAN Vice-PresidenT BRAD BRYON Secrefary-Treasurer C 'ARL'E LAUTRUP Sergeanl-aT-Arms MR. PAUL MILLER Advi:er Bl0CH SR The Block SR, a leTTerman's organizaTion, includes as members Those who have earned a bloclc in some varsiTy, lighTweighT, class HC, or rarnbler acTiviTy. Member- ship is openec' only aT The beginning oT each semesTer. Failure To ioin aT The designaTed Time means ThaT you musT waiT unTil The Tollowing semesTer. Three unexcused absences exclude one Trom membership. When reguesTed, The organizaTion always sTands ready To help in any school en- deavor. The acTiviTies vary during The school year. The highlighT is our Annual Blocic SR baskeTball game, TeaTuring The Block SR, The TaculTy, VarsiTy, and lighTweighT Teams. The club assisTs leTTermen in buying Their Bloclc SR sweaTers. The iaclceTs are pur- chased by individual members Themselves. The meeTings are spiriTed and Tull oT pep. BACK ROW, left To riqhT: R. Pingafore, G. Wayfer, J. Seely, R. Shoemaker, M. Hannon, G. Fink. H. Bruner, G. Wilson, E. Riley, P. Helms, R, Garcia, H. Foley, K. Tesfa. FOURTH ROW: F. Richelieu, W. Fryer, T. Beyer. W. Kiehl. R. Angel, R. Manzoni, C. Laufrup, H. Zuehlsdorff, G. Schaefer, N. Seay. THIRD ROW: R. Soldavini, C. Wehrli, N. MacPhaiI, M. Gelleri, D. Ascher, M. Quan, D. LeFevre, R. Holland, E. Lang, C. Bufferfield. SECOND ROW: M. Hill, K, Kennedy, B, Fink, C. Mueller, J. Miller, C. Pulman, L. Barfholow, R. Ceruffi, T. Caqwin, P. Cauqhell. FRONT ROW: Mr. Miller, adviser, R, Myers, W. Lee, R. Jerome, R. Annis, B. Bryon, J. Holmes. ABSENT: D. Fox. l .1 'lf LYNN BRADFORD F Presidenf A LOU ANN CROTTS Vice-Presidenl' L NANCY KELLEY Secrelary l- JUNE CARTER Treasurer PAT MARTIN Presidenf S KATHY BALTZER Vice-President P JOAN venom Secretary R KATHY wr-IAM Treasurer y I BARBARA STONER t N Yell Leader S JUDY GLEASON . . G S G Yell Leader ' I , V q FLORENCE ABRAHAM ' J Adviser ' fy! AY 1' BACK ROW, leff fo riqhf: K. Fennell, J. Canziani, J. Smalley, H. Thompson, J. Kuhlken, L. Bradford, M. McNally M. Poffer, B. Waspi, J. Kniser, R. Bradford, M. Bemus, B. Foole, C. Garrell, F. Abraham, Adviser. FIFTH ROW: D McMorrow, R. Zapella, C. Muzinich, R. Chrisfoph, M. Ryan, C. Keafing, B. Scoff, B. Sfeele, M. Rowe, I. Casale, R Adler, G. Mercer. FOURTH ROW: P. Moyer, B. Smifh, P. Thayer, N. Taylor, N. Hadley, B. Paylon, P. Pafferson, N Jenkines, C. Bone, B. Apperson, G. Walfers, P. Fairey, C. Kingsley, B. Moyer. THIRD ROW: T. Trauernichf, B. Fryer, J Hendy, S, Payfon, B. Difimore, J. Blackford, S. Harhell, C. Benneff, C. Caleffi, M. Burferfield, B. Ghllolfi, A. Veroba M. Hawkins, J. PIH, E. Gorb. SECOND ROW: J. Carler, J. Murdock, G. McPhall, J. Mallos, L. Bone, C. Luefh, G Tavenner, C. Fooshee, B. Cornell, M. Campeau, N. Kelley, L. Croffs, G. Naeve, N. Slerling, M. Baken, J. Anderson FRONT ROW: M. Rada, P. Haskin, C. Clark, L. Perrin, J. Gleason, K. Wham, K. Balfzer, P. Marlin, J. Veroba, B Sloner, J. Anlderson, G. Henley. r . e BACK ROW, lefl lo righl: J. Kelley, C. Calehi, M. Von Salden, M. Whale, V. Bagshaw, S. Mayo, Miss Howard, adviser, J. Leonardi. SECOND ROW: J. Apled, L. Sisson, S. Bradley, J. Bolleau, A. Rowley, B. Cornell, M. Bullerfield, M. Ryan, P. Haskin, A. Miller. FRONT ROW: M. A. Galvan, M. Campeau, J. Tesla, N. Kelley, G. Naeve, C. Chrlsl, R. Lacosle, S. L. Rowley, P. Marlin. IIUUIIIIETIES l1l0Rlll IIFFIIIRS ClllB BACK ROW, Iell lo righl: Miss Bollon, adviser, J. Canzianl, J. Hendy, M. Poffer, B. Waspi, B. Baumann, J. O'Shaugl1- nessy. SECOND ROW: J. Knlser, C. Mu1inich, B. Zapella, J. Smalley, B. Moyer, P. Moyer. FRONT ROW: C. Bird, W. Harper, K. Wham, C. Garrell, J. Kuhlken. ABSENT: A. Gwynn. i I I 1 n ammun- ,rw 4-H CLUB BACK ROW, Ieff fo right H. Hildebranf, adviserg R. Annlsg M. Gonsalves, vice-presidenf: R, Harlzell, presidenf. FRONT ROW: D. Maniss, secrelary and lreasurerg R. Andrade: R. Chrisfensong C. Andrade. AB- SENT: Don Fahle, assisfanf leader. SCIEIICE CLUB BACK ROW, leff lo rlghl: L. Volzg R. Hillis, presidenlg L. Caillalg G. Quinliven. FRONT ROW: P. Woelz, adviserg J. Knisery M. Poller, secrefary- freasurerg J. Kuhlken. Hubbard R Grsscm B Bryon, C. Emmons, C. J Kuhlken P Fanrey R Moroni, A. Pelersen, T. D Mueller Bausch and Lomb Science Award To The ouTsTanding senior in science: DAVID SCHIESER Bank oT America AchievemenT Awards CerTlTicaTe Award Winners in Spe-ciTic Fields: BBBBBBBWBOB MAYO MaThemaTics .,,7,,,,...........,.,.aa,,Y,.aw,,,,,,,,.,, B, LaboraTory Science e,,.,.e, ,,e,e,..eA D AVID SCHIESER Musica ......,,.,..,............. .e,,.... ArT .,........,,...,.. English ...,..,s,...,,,, s,,ssse Social Science .....,c .,,,, LYTTON DeSYLVA .MCI-ILOE GREGG i 'fcARoL KINGSLEY cc,,.c,,PETER I-IEIMS Business .......,...............s.. f s,...., Auce BOGNI Home Economics .,............... ........c ,.,.. F R ANK WADE Trades and lndusTrial .,s.,...,c,.....ss.s..,.....,c.,, c,...... B OB BUNYEA Engraved Cup Award Winners in General Fields: Science and MaThemaTics ......s., c..c,..,,c,e, 7 . ,,,,c,ccsc,cs,ss,,.. BOB MAYO Fine ArTs ..ssB..s,s...Ass,,c,ssY...s,..,..s,s..ssscs,.,...,sss cs,sss..s,..csssss L YTTON DeSYLVA REGIONAL l95I SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS TWO GOLD KEYS FALL ACTIVITY POINT WINNERS Bill Coleman Disfinguished Service Medals Ceramics Bob Harfzell Doreen MaTThews-NaTional Award Mae Wong Weaving Jack Seely--NaTional Award I'I0'l0VAWa'd Medals Ceramics Doris Scherini June CarTer 90'-D KEY Mervin Hill Chloe Gregg Doug Fox-Tom Cagwin-Tie Jugisdgrsen Babe RuTh Awards Design-Painring Carole Walling Marion PoTTer Bob Mayo Design Annelfe KniTTel Rodger Lane TVOPIIY Weaving Bill Pinlc HONORABLE MENTION ART AWARDS BeTTy Hussey Roger DougherTy David Scovill Ceramics Pen and Ink Drawing PosTer Barbara Swann Joyce Kingsley Renee LacosTe Ceramics Drawing Design Richard Jepsen Wilma STeinerT Doris Bushong Ceramics Weaving Weaving Ron Lenci Doris Scherini Mary Gene Granf Ceramics PainTing Design Kay Murray Shari Ruegg David Sisson Cosfume Design Design Weaving Bob Mayo Cynfhia Allard CosTume Design Though The early prinTing oT The SearchlighT malces iT impossible To publish The names of The Spring AcTiviTy PoinT Winners, The Tollowing sTudenTs lead in Spring school acTiviTies: Alice Bogni. LyTTon DeSilva, Virginia Fracchia. Ken Kennedy, Jerry Miller, Conrad Mueller. Wilma STeinerT, Carol Walling, Carl Wehrli, Jerry Wilder. SupscripTions ConTesT: Claire CaleTTi Prize Winners of CurTis Magazine Jean AranT-highesT girl Vivian WalTerbach MargareT Whale Jean Johnson Joe Young-highesl' boy Bob Marrin Bill Gregg Thomas ShorThand Award Winners: Jayne Williams Beverly Smifh Alice Bogni Rosemary Lausmann Maxine Juricl: Mildred Rada Jerry Wilder Alan LoveTT Max Blumenfeld Charles Laufrup Joan Dingle Lucille Dare Joanelle Johnson The S-A-N led by our fall yell leaders, C. Mueller, J. Gu- gel and S. Ruegq lhead yell leaderl. 25 J. Wilder, maiorg B. Dohemann, R. Menl- Iox, N. Kelley, M. Lehmann, and J. Lundgren, our ma' iorelles, were our Pompon Girls for fl-we baskelball games. H. if C, Chrisl, C. Muel- ler lhead yell lead- erj, and S. Ruegg, ll-ne spring yell lead- ers, lead Go Gef 'em Red. SPDRTS Z i 5 Q a I x 1 v 6 i I 1 I 5 I 5 3 I 1 1 . 2 1 1 I i 1 ! 5 I 6 s I 5 1 5 i 2 I . . I f V l 1 Q i n . 1 4 1 I i v 1 v A C: C0 BLACK AND 'Q BLUE S R29 WZ? Eff mf. ...al . . - A 1 . ,.,,,..,, 'ag -V5 CW -1 rl K N M COACH MILLER COACH THOMSON KEN KENNEDY DOUG FOX Co-Caplain Co-Caplain UHHSITV FO0TBllll Willie Lee Ken Kennedy, Co-Caplain Doug Fox, Co-Caplain Peler Berendl, Manager Larry Barlholow Pele Caughell Bill Fink Bill Fryer Milce Hill Bill Kieh Ed Lang Jerry Miller Bob Manzoni Chuck Morris Conrad Pulman Wall Ralhaus George Schaefer Rod Thorsen George Waylfer Harry Zuehlsdorfl BACK ROW, lefl lo righl: G. Schaefer, H. Zuehlsdorff, L. Bariholow, R. Thorsen, E. Lang, D. Layman E Olson P. Berendf, manager. THIRD ROW: M. Hannon, B. Fryer, D. Ferrell, C. Wehrli, D, Fox, P. Caughell W Rafhaus D, Mueller. SECOND ROW: Paul Miller, coach, K. Kennedy, B. Myers, C. Pullman, D. LeFevre R Pingalore J. Bergue, B. Baseler, A. Simonlacchi, Al Thomson, assisfanl' coach. FRONT ROW: J. Miller, M. Hill B Manxoni G. Wilson, L. Wright, W. Lee, G. Wayfer, B. Kiehl, B. Fink. 2C 413 il -is i'3l .,.,, A5 7 24 . COACH FINK COACH CHOURREJ. DE LA MONTANYA KEN HOWARD Co-Ca piai n C0'C'1Pi9I RJAMBLER BLOCK AWARD WINNERS John De La Monlanya, Co-Caplain Ken I-loward, Co-Capfain Dave Maniss, Manager Bob Angel Andy Beyer Jack Byrd Avelle Calverl Johnnie Colombo Murray Gelleri Granl Giorolani Murray I-Iannon Jerry Holmes Jim Ingram Duane Irving Ronnie Jerome Tom Moen Jim Monroe I-lenry Myers Dallas Penninglon Gary Porler BACK ROW, Ief+ Io righf: B. Baccala, G. Phipps, B. Kniffel, D. Irving, B. Marshall, R. Kelly, A. Beyer, D. Ruoff, G. Porfer. THIRD ROW: J. E. Chourre, assisfant coach, A. Calverf, H. Myers, K. Olson, J. De La Monfanya, B Brown, B. Angel, J. Ridgeway, B. Miller, D. Maniss, manager. SECOND ROW: J. Holmes R Walker B George J. Ingram, D. oliver, 1. Moen, D. Penningfon, e. Cramer, J. Monroe, J. Colombo, J. D. Fink Izoach. Fkohr Row- P. Arneff, K. Howard, 6. Giordani, R. Jerome, B. Annis, M. Quan, F. Tompkins, R. Nouise, C. Hansford. BILL FINK PAUL MILLER Cilifiin Coach BLOCKS WERE WON BY: POINTS WERE WON BY: William Fink, Caplain Bob Marshall Jerry Miller Jim Ingram l l William Kiehl Dudley Mueller Murray Gelleri lvlaclc Purcell Larry Barlholow Kennelh Kennedy Rich Pingarore Herb Bruner Franlc Slagner Douglas Fox Ken Tesla l-ligh scorer lor season was Bill Fink wilh a lolal ol 2l2 poinls. Seconcl high scorer lor The season was Jerry Miller wilh 167 poinls. BACK ROW, leff fo right C. Bufferfield, manager, D. Mueller, J. Miller, J. Ingram, B. Marshall, L. Barfho Kiehl. FRONT ROW: P. Miller, Coach, D. Fox, H. Bruner, B. Fink, F. Slagner, K. Tesla. low, B. COACH COLOMBO JERRY HOLMES Captain B BIISHETBIILL BLOCK AWARDS WERE WON BY: J. Holmes lCapll W. Lee B. Bryon T. Wham D. Lelevre D. Ascher T. Beyer D. Auslln R. Jerome T. Redmayne lMgr.l L. Slagner H. Foley llvlgrzl Golcl Baslaelball for besl foul shooling was won by Tom Beyer, Average .723. The 'ream won I2 games and losl' l I. High Scorer, Tom Beyer-I 8l polnls. Second high scorer, Jerry Holmes-I 32 poinls. BACK ROW, left fo right: R. Jerome, A. Pincus, D. LeFevre, J. Holmes, D. Auslin, A. Colombo lcoachl. FRONT ROW: T. Beyer, B. Bryon, D. Ascher, L. Siagner, T. Wham. ABSENT: W. Lee, T. Redmayne, H. Foley. BACK ROW, lefl lo righl: A. Garcia, T. Redmayne, G. Carter, R. Dolfo, N. MacPhail, B. Malef, A. Colombo, adviser. FRONT ROW: R. Rolh, B. Grissom, R. Garcia, H. Foley, G. Fink, Capiain, J. Slern, A. Craig. Awards were won by: A. Craig, R. Garcia, R. Grissom, H. Foley, R. Rolh, J. Sfern, and G. Fink. llllll ll BllSllETBllll llilllll C0lllIlll'ITEE BACK ROW, lefl lo riqhf: C. Luelh, K, Howard, P. Arnell, D. Ascher, C. Mueller. J, Gugel, Mr. Kleimo, adviser: G Tavenner. SECOND ROW: V. Bagshaw, C. Winfer, C. Fooshee, S. Ruegg, N. Kelley, C. Chrisl, B. Payfon, J. Blackford J. Colson, J. Holm, N. Hadley. FRONT ROW: S. Harlzell, L. Bone, G. Naeve, E. Gorb, B. Ghiloffi, B. Cornell, M Bullerfield, M. McNally. FRANKLYN WADE FRED RICHELIEU DICK SHOEMAKER FRED HINES CBPTBIY' 5Pf '9 529500 Capfain Fall Season Co-Captain Fall Season Coach SPRING LEAGUE SCHEDULE Marcin 27-Napa af San Rafael. April March 30-Napa af Napa. April April 3-Sanfa Rosa af San Rafael. April April 6-Sanfa Rosa af Sanfa Rosa. April April IO-Pefaluma af Pefaluma. May April I3-Pefaluma af San Rafael. I7- 2 2 4- Analy af Analy. O-Analy af San Rafael. Tamalpais af Mill Valley. 27 5-Napa lnvifafional Tourna- Tamalpais af San Rafael. menf af Napa. Championship Award in Tennis: Gene Fink and Murray Hannon. BACK ROW, lefl fo righf: L. Baum, R. Harfzell, A. Pincus, Coach Fred Hines, F. Richelieu, F. Wade, R. Eklund. kRHIIadNSyMHn GF'k FRONT ROW: E. Riley, R. Shoema er, . o n , .ea, . anon, .in. 431111184 I KEN TESTA Capfain COACH MILLER BIISEBIILI This year for fhe firsl fime in fhe hisfory of fhe Norlh Bay League, baseball is be- ing played in a round robin schedule. Each fearn plays each school away and af home. This should prove fo be a very inferesfing schedule and baseball's greafesf year in local high school circles. The following is fhis year's league schedule in baseball: April 3 April 6 April IO April I3- April SCHEDULE OF GAMES -San Rafael af Napa. -Napa af San Rafael. -San Rafael af Marin Cafholic lpracficel. Marin College lpracficel. I7-San Rafael af Analy. April 20-Analy af San Rafael. April 24-Pefalurna af San Rafael. Apri May May May lvlay lvlay May 27-San Rafael af Pefaluma. I-Sanfa Rosa af San Rafael. 4-San Rafael al' Sanfa Rosa. 8-San Rafael af Vallejo. ll-Vallejo af San Rafael. I5-San Rafael af Tam. l8--Tam af San Rafael. BACK ROW, Iefl fo rigI1f:J. Miller, K. Tesla, J. Walkins, B. Weller, H. Zuehlidorff, G. Geisler, N. Thurber. SECOND ROW: T, Be er D. LeFevre C. Wehrli D. Irvin B. S ld v'n' B. An I E. Olson mana er. FRONT ROW: Coach Y . . . 9. 0 5 I I. 99. - 9 Miller, P. Heims, B. Bryon, D. Austin, B. Manzoni, R. Jerome, J. Holmes, C, Laufrup. ..... Q T31 .,.?...-- pid? l :nicer !l. :- ' March 24-Pelaluma. March 28-Vallejo. April 3-Vallejo. April ll-Marin Callmolic. April 25- lvlarin Callmolic. May 3--Tam. D. FERRELL A. CRAIG COACH COLOMBO SCHEDULE OF GAMES Co-Capfains May IO-Tam. May I5-Playoff-Tam. May I6- May I8-San Jose. May 25-S+. Vincenrs-Pelaluma BACK ROW, lefI fo right T. Keffer, A. Beyqr, G. Bond, D. Ferrell, R. Roih, G. Lykins, N. Scheiner, T. Wham D'Ambrogio, Coach Colombo. FRONT ROW: B. Oliver, C. Gusiin, G. Carter, M. Hancock, W. Irving, J Ing A. Craig, J. Sfern, A. Pincus, B. Malef. S+. Vincenls-Peraluma. ,,.. xx H-91' NK-1 xx Nw Q- M , wmwwmi Shiv JIM MONROE MR. HINES lfloachj 495 BACK RCW, Iefi -to righf: Coach F. Hines, U. Midyefi, D. Slssonk L, Leonbardk E, Uison, Capt J. Monroe, R, Knliief. C. Lehman, J. Downs. D,G2l10n, MIDDLE ROW: A. Garcia, FA De Jong, E, Byrd, E, Rena'2, J, ingramk G. Wayfcr, fl. Pingaiom, W, Edison, U. Kniifel. FRONT ROW: S. Irving, M. Blumenfeld G, Glordanik H. Agusio, A. Sic-war? 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