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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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The Searchlight wishes to recall to your mem- ory the happy days in 1957. This was the year when the citizens of San Rafael passed bonds for the erection of new high school buildings. As these new buildings will better serve more students, we have chosen them as the theme of the 1957 Searchlight. JOAN RASONSKY-EDITOR hw-me-9 f L.. N-nb , . 5 f' Y- M VL TABLE OF ACIADEMIC1 . . SENIORS ... CLASSES . . . MTTIVITIES i . P A V V, ' rf. HL Xv ., CCNTENTS Page Seven . , . . , . Page Fifteen Page Thixwty-Nine , Pave Sixlv-Om THEA'l'RIC1AI. .... SPURIS .,.,.,...... Page NIIIQIE Flu, W Page Eighty-Five 4 .Jr ' ,t.Z 1 ' f- 9 ,, Mrs. Eleanor Murr ty, Dean of Girls DEDICATIO With genuine appreciation. the staff dedicates the l957 Searchlight to our esteemed dean of girls. Mrs. Eleanor Murray. Her guiding council, balanced with understanding. and inspiration. has been greatly appreciated by the students and faculty of SRHS. Her unique classroom personality. and the knowledge of her subjects points up her outstanding teaching ability, Good nature radiates from her face as she cheerfully greets all whom she meets. Who could forget her whole-hearted co-operation at all SRHS's social events? Faithfully she has been present at these functions for many years. In addition to serving all the students in the school. Mrs. Murray has given personal help and advice to those especially needful of council. Many girls are grateful to her for jobs they have obtained through her services. Her many activities are far too numerous to mention. Her presence in SRHS will most assuredly be missed now that she is to retire. We are grateful for having had the privilege of knowing her. She will be missed. but never forgotten by those who know her. Thus, in acknowledgement of a person instrumental in the advancement of our high school, we dedicate this book. 5 PRINCIPAL' MESSAGE I would like to be able to personally say to each San Rafael High School student, Congratulations to you on the completion of another year of work! I hope that it has been an especially happy and worthwhile one for you!l' Your plan of building a program of education for yourself is, of course, a very serious and important endeavor. I sincerely wish that each San Rafael High School student could fully realize how vital each year of his high school career will be to his future life. This is why I would say to you: S'Use your time carefully! Build your life of tomorrow on a solid foundation! Of course, continual building is going on in San Rafael High School, too! New buildings, new facilities, new programs of instruc- tion, must constantly be provided to meet the ever-changing needs of students and the community, but perhaps the most impor- tant thing of all is the fact that San Rafael High School will be the kind of school that its students want it to be. You are build- ing your school as well as yourself! As good citizens, let us all work and build together to guar- antee the future for ourselves, our school, our community, and our country. Sincerely, Max M. Appleby, Principal Mr. Dr. Max Appleby, principal, looks over some projected plans for fu- ture buildings. Ralph Phelps, vice principal of SRHf . 2. Lf 4 . S M M ,,,,,,.,.w 3 5 li ,, 55 iff! 25' oz AURA ESTES WILLIAM DRESIA LEOTA THOMAS HOMER HILDEBRAI Chemistry Physics General Science Physiology GEORGE LESTER HUGO RINALDI MELVIN STANLEY BYRON JONES Health Education Orchestra Band Vocal Music FACU L I Y T .F Q v ,gov- ' 'fb :., 5 if , gulf' , , , . Su' wx , ' if, Microscope work is part of the trainin received in the biology class of Mr. Home Hildcbrant. 8 M V tw Q 2 E 4 ! if-'BQ I 'T' B. J. SIMONTACCHI JUNE STOERKEL WILLIAM RINALDI E- B- GEARHART Bookkeeping Oiice Practice Typing Typing JULES CHOURRE MABEL BECKWITH PAUL WOELZ ADELE PATERSON Al b Plane Geometry Algebra General Mathematics ge ra FACLI LTY zgwm WWW, ,Q fm Typing students of Mr. E. B. Gearhart practice conscientiously. 9 fit I - ff wiv 75 , 'W x ED DAY LOUISE LEWIS DENNIS DUNN EWING BONE Art Art Crafts English ROBERT BOWDEN VERNON KLEIMO CURTIS WRIGHT JAMES GULICK English English journalism English ACU LTY id! Mrs. Louise Lewis gives a suggestion tc Z1 girl working on an abstraction in art 10 hm WARREN EWING JOHN KING KENNETH MONEY AL THOMSON Eflgli-'ll Dramatipy California Civics U.S. History BEATRICE BOLTON WYLMA CUNNINGHAM BETTY GINN CLAIRE POROBICH Foods, Algebra World History Q fs? 5? Foods Sewing ACU LTY M Eirls in the sewing class of Mrs. Betty Ginn vork on clothes they will later model in L fashion show. W8 ll MMS' JACK SIMS MARGARET TATE PAUL MILLER FLORENCE ABRAH Boys' P.E. Girls' P.E. Boys' P.E. Girls' P.E. CARROLL DANA ANG COLOMBO SYLVIA SMITH FRED IIINES Girly' P.E. Boys' P-E' Girls' P,E. Boys' P.E. 'mg' ,R,., E . gal V ll Q7 K ' '13 X E lJ N ' v if an--in Ni- Hvads up! Girls in Miss Margaret Tate gym class keep an Oyc on the ball in free throw. 12 md- , v.,,..2--. 3.2 , .,x 1. 'A H i . 1 A , M ml I A KY. fx K fi - ,- .V,, ,W- .OBERT AGNEW CARTER FAUST ROBERT GARI VICTOR JONES General Shop Metal Shop Wood Shop lVood Shop BOB FRITZ PAT COSTELLO DEWEY FINK HUGH PATERSON luto Maintenance Vocational Auto Repair Mechanical Drawing Plane Geometry ACU LTY uto maintcnzxnce is a practical course ught by Mr. Bob Fritz and Mr. Carter lust, whose class is pictured above. I3 may '9..,,,, 'QI 'P' ..,,,,,ili RUTH TURNER JIM ,xLoc:u1zI,1s w1N s1ro1cMfxK13R ESTIIER ARRASMYI fff'lli'I'!l1 MI1f1Ll'lIIllfiC.Y Hixtnry IRS, lliffmy IPS. Ilistory IQLEANOR MURRAY PAT U'Bri4-n -IHSSIE DIFFLEY CLADYS GEARHAR Latin lfrenrlz Spanjgh Librarian POLLY HOOTS GENEVIEYE NVOOD RAE MINAHEN Pl'i7lCff1llZ'.Y St'fl'f'f!l7'j' Clerk Clerk FLORINE GIDLEY K:X'l'IHiRINE T.-XSKER MARIE NVOELFL VERA HUNT Clerk Hfrnltlz Sf'r1'iCf' Dirwlor Azulio-Vi.m11I f-'ilizfflnn' Ihmnlm Q V, V if -N W n 'WK xv if Lqmgqge -. Wg 3 .ik A Lime , Q f'LA gfzgw ' ? Y, ,I wr at Z . is? THIS IS THE HOUSE Freshmen at San Rafael High School! These were the echoes that rang through our ears during summer vacation. And at last the day comes. Flag raising ceremonies on the front lawn were very impressive. Under the leadership of Rich Critchlow and Rich Hawkins, we sponsored freshman noon ral- lies. The Polio Box Lunch Sale proved to be a starting point for our class. We placed second in the annual sale. As we looked forward to our sophomore year with anticipation, we made plans to carry out during our four years here. A One big event this year was the F rosh Party, which was the basis for our annual class parties, through the years. A W e 'Flaws :see . SOPH S. , . xg, A is r is g sf ' -, ' jc KB- I Wiffpjgzc fymjw 'rffic 7 . S .1 l A f fi . l it 77 ' l I . .VMW ' i Sw ' i K. Q Allan Zensius and Mike Watters were elected class presidents during our sophomore years. Many of our class tried out for major clubs and were selected. This year, too, we began to take part in many more school activities. Again, we placed second in the Polio Box Lunch Sale, and the news of this was placed in our paper, the '4Soph Squawkf' Our football team tied in the NBL for first place. Many boys decided to go out for football and other sports. Sophomore girls began to play a large part in sports also-as songleaders! The Variety Show held interest for many of us, too. Sinvinv, dancing and narration, all had D D representatives from the Sophomore Class. THAT THE SENIORS BUILT As juniors, more and more responsibilities were being placed on us. But we were capable and ready to accept them under the guidance of Rich Critchlow and Rich Hawkins. Money-raising projects were first on our list of activities of the year. We looked forward to the annual Senior Fare- well, and worked hard, but had much fun doing lt. In the party mood, we planned a junior party and held it in the cafeteria. Many of our class- mates received honor and distinguished medals. Other students went out for sports and brought to SRHS an NBL football championship. Soon the year was almost over and students began campaigning for student body offices. This year our football team fought to victory again. The songleaders were composed entirely of junior girls, and we had two representatives on the yell- leading group. f . a W 3 Nik U f to X U . - meh I L in i:2W ' it S Illllf if ti - n f T 3 K. iillllllll le LM- LMAT- Lkaxtw kw ,fl www! bww wi 3 41 -1 Now, as we come to the close of our four years at San Rafael High School, we remember many things that happened here. Pete Siewert was elected Student Body president for the fall term. Our classmates helped us win the NBL cham- pionship in football, again. Many others ran for student body offices in the spring. The Red ,n' White staff, the Searchlight staff and committees took more seniors from our class. Dick Hawkins was elected student body president. Bill Monti was our class president and we started plans for our Senior Ball. Allan Zensius, spring president, helped us fin- ish plans for the Senior Ball. After many commit- tee meetings, we chose the Alta Mira Hotel as the site of the Ball. Now, as we watch the flag-lowering ceremonies on the front lawn we remember many happy days at SRHS. We realize that our four years here have pre- pared us to face the future: college, work, mar- riage, whatever path we may choose. Along life's way will resound thy praise-Hail San Rafael ! SENIORS lr ,, ..,, , .,. , gels .,.. .. RTK f . ' 2.21 i AW 'WW 752' .M 's . lvl, .. 'f iii If 18 TOM ALDERMAN ISIS ALMEIDA Ra Ravas, Variety Show, Senior Standing Committee, Orchestra. DIANE AMSEL Red'n' White Staff. PEGGY ANDERSON Les Couturieres. MIKE AUSTIN BARBARA AVERY Pro Re Nata, World Affairs Club. LARRY AZEVEDO PHYLLIS MARIE AZEVEDO Popcorn Salesman, Broadcasting Club. PETER BACH Science Club, Dance Band, Orchestra, Tum- bling Club. SHEILA JANE BAGSHAW Scholarship Society Secretary, Music Society President, Ra Ravas Secretary, Girls League President, Orchestra. MARILYN BAUM Music Society, Rally Committee, Senior Standing Committee, Pro Re Nata, Girls' Cab- inet. LAUREEN BECCIO Girls, Cabinet, Pro Re Nata, Senior Standing Committee, Scholarship Society. CAROLE JOYCE BELLACH Dance Committee, Rally Committee, Broad- casting Club, junior Statesman. SUE BERNDT Activity Point Secretary, Ra Ravas, Girls' Cab- inet, Aquatic Club, Senior Standing Commit- tee. NINA LOUWAERT BETTENCOURT Searchlight Staff, Red 'n' White Staff. ROBERT BLACK GERALD BLISS CAROL McKINNEY BOE Dance Committee. ROGER BOE RUSS BONNETT MARTHA BOSCO Alpha Kappa, Dance Committee. CAROL BOTTARINI California Scholarship Federation, Science Club. RICHARD BRASSEUR BOB BROADHEAD Football, Los Santitos. GARY BROGAN B Track, JV Football JOHN BROOKMAN Red 'n' White Staff, Dramatics, Senior Play SNAFU, Searchlight Staff. KEVIN BROOKS Track, A Cappella Choir, Variety Show. CURTIS BROWN, Jr. Football, Track, Choir, Sportsmen. DAVID BRUSATI Tennis, Tumbling Club. RONALD BUCKWALTER Chess Club. DAN CALLAHAN Varsity Football, Basketball, Block SR. KIRBY CANNON Basketball, Track, Tumbling Club, Sports- men, Boys' Board of Control. DAVE CARBINE Key Club Vice-President. Choir, Block SR., Football. DIANA CASEY Sigm Rho. DANTE JOHN CASTELLANI Sportsmen, Football, Track, Assistant Yell Leader for Senior Class. ROSEMARIE CASTELLANI l Girls, Vice-President, Yell Leader and Secre- tary of Les Couts, Junior Class Representative, Song Leader. SENIORS SENIORS .2 ' V i ' 5 4-is ta,S:'R3c, ' 3: ., i ' w4,m.::f,f ':-Q -'r . ' X WI? ' W ,Es JOHNNY CAZZANIGA FRANCIS STEPHEN CHASE MARY EMILY CHEK CHESTER CHURCHILL JANET CLIVIO GRA Historian, Les Couturieres. CONNIE COEN Les Couts Vice-President, Aquatic Club, GRA President, Student Body Treasurer. BEE COLDIRON Ra Ravas, Girls' Cabinet, Senior Standing Committee, A Cappella Choir, Variety Show. BEVERLY COLLINS Rally Committee, Sophomore Paper Staff. WALTER COLSON Science Club, Junior Statesmen. CAROLYN COMAN Ra Ravas President, Girls' League Vice-Presi- dent, Ass't. Student Body Yell Leader, CSF Life Member, Girls' Vice-President. PENNY CONTI Girls' Recreation Association. NORMAN COSSAIRT FRED COSTELLO Key Club, President of Science Club, Math Club. RAY CREWS Football, Basketball, Baseball. RICHARD CRITCHLOW Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Sports- men, Frosh and junior President, Latin Club President. RICHARDSON F. CUTHBERT, Jr. Key Club, Swimming, Science Club. TORSTEIN DALE Track, Basketball, Tennis, California Scholar- ship Federation, Orchestra. ERNEST bE GRAFF Key Club Vice-President, Science Club Vice- President, Life Member CSF, Dance Band, Orchestra. SHARON DEMING Ra Ravas, Girls' Cabinet, Life Membership in CSF, Alpha Kappa, Aquatic Club Vice- President. GEORGE DENISON III Choir, Los Santitos Secretary, Music Society, World Affairs Club, Dramatics. LESLIE DEWING Girls, Cabinet, Scholarship Society, Alpha Kappa. LEILANI DEYL Les Couturieres, Aquatic Club, Senior Class Girls, Vice-President, A Cappella Choir. CAROLYN DIEHL Rally Committee, Searchlight Committee, Red 'nl White Staff, Soph Paper Staff. JANET DOBBIE Editor of Red 'n' White, Les Couturieres, Searchlight. Senior Standing Committee, Sen- ior Play. JAN DONNELL CONNIE DOTY Popcorn Salesman, Broadcasting Club. GARI DUNNING JANET JUNE EKLUND Sigma Rho, Alpha Kappa, Senior Standing Committee. EVAN ERTMAN JAN FARNSWORTH VIRGINIA FAUSNIGHT Senior Standing Committee. Alpha Kappa, Treasurer, Les Couturieres, Vice-President. MARILYN FERGUSON Ra Ravas, Girls' Cabinet, Senior Standing Committee, California Scholarshin Federation LELAND FINCH GORDON FINLEY Key Club. California Scholarship Federation, Block SR., Orchestra. WENDY FISKE SUSAN ELIZABETH FITZHARRIS Aquatic Club. Girls' Cabinet, California Schol- arship Federation, Noon Recreation Committee, Broadcasting Club. SENIORS QQ? I1 l 21 SENIORS HU i :, f .Q. I it fx. 5 WAX . .. R t We XX 32, 515 fi in 'INK R JOHN FRENCH ELBERT FRIDAY CAROL FRITZ Les Couturieres, Song Leader. HELEN FROESE DAVID T. FYFE Chess Club, Los Santitos, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball. BONNIE GEURTS Transfer from Marin Catholic. RON GONSALVES Student Council, Commissioner of Assemblies, Key Club, Rally Committee, Block SR. ROSEMARIE GRANDE Les Couturieres, GRA Senior Standing Com- mittee, Variety Show, Music Society Secretary. LELA GREEN RICHARD LOWELL GREEN MARIE GRIEGO A Cappella Choir. Variety Shows, Music So- ciety Rally Committee. LARRY GRUVER SANDRA KAY GUDEL Song Leader, Girls' Track DARRYL HAGEDON RICHARD HALE SHARILYNE HALLBERG Rally Committee, Dance Committee, Variety Shows, Dramatics. PATRICIA ANN HARDE Commissioner of Social Affairs, Ra Ravas Re- corder, Song Leader, Girls' Cabinet President. BRAD HARDIN JV Football, Block SR. Club, Track, Tennis, Key Club. JOHN HARTZELL Key Club, Boys' Board of Control, Assembly Committee, Band. RICHARD HAWKINS Sportsmen President, Basketball, Swimming, Tumbling Club, Senior Standing Committee. BETTY HAYMART Les Couturieres President, Girls' Cabinet Treas- urer, Aquatic Club Vice President, Senior Class Treasurer. JERRY HENDRICKSON GENE HENN PATRICIA HILLSMAN SENIORS -Mg, H .. 5 Q . J we ie + E 'S 1: t Mi Fam' V 'i - xi! ,.,,..,,n', , 1 ,vtv Wi 2 ROBERT HOEKMAN ' E WILLIAM EDWARD HOVIS e l: Football, Track, Block SR., Sportsmen, Stu- I n dent Council. -,A g BETH HOWELL World Affairs Club President, Pro Re Nata, GRA Tumbling Club Chairman, Junior Statesmen Secretary. NADINE HOY RONALD HUNE Baseball, Transfer Student. RITA HURLEY Pro Re Nata. JOAN HUTCHINS Les Couturieres, Red 'n' White and Search- light Staffs, Senior Candy Sales, GRA Publi- city. JOANNE INGRAM Choir, Music Society Treasurer, GRA Secre- tary, Dance Committee. BILL ISAACS DON JACKSON Wrestling. HONEY JEX Student Body Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Girls' Cabinet, Dance Committee, Rally Com- mittee, Scholarship Society. WILLIAM JOHNSON 33 .sp .,,. 'is :ag , . wif . .Lv - ,. ,, ' N Ni ., .. . , WSW' film. ,E 'K 4 if 'Q Er ' , ,if I , . mum- el e .Mm f , t...f,,fvi W Q' me 1 1 1 n .Q---r if K . . I ' 'wwf 1 WW' I V-ffm? f M N if K: 5' 1'j'fi s:gf .. if Q, Jygy , X ft lil, it Rv W It SENIORS A 4 ' in 6 'Sn-. ig A iw ' iin, It T- H i kyky V Q '75 'fi , . ,X ,E . . ig.. Titre. Q A ,, Y 2' K J HWS X 11 it Agn' 2+ ROGER KAEHLER GENE KAYSEN YVONNE KEARSLEY Girls Glee, Dance Committee. JACK KEATING Block SR.. Choir, Basketball, AL KELLER Varsity Track, Transfer from El Monte. MARGI KELLER BILL KELLER Track, Football, Basketball. SANDRA LEE KILDUFF California Scholarship Federation, Girls' Cab- inet, Lambda Kappa, World Affairs Club. LORRAINE KOCH Marching Band, Concert Band. PA'1' LOUISE KOHL A Cappella Choir, GRA, Red 'n' White Staff, Searchlight Staff. DOT LAMPERTI Ra Ravas, Rally Committee, Dance Commit- tee, Assembly Committee, Senior Standing Committee. JOHN LARSON BILL LAWRENCE Sportsmen, Block SR., Tumbling Club, Base- ball, Football. KAYTIE LAWRENCE Head Song Leader, Aquatic Club Vice-Presi- dent, Girls' Cabinet Yell Leader, Senior Class Council. DAVID A. LESCALLEET ROBERT LEVERONI TONY LEWGOT DONNA LODGE Les Couturieres President, Song Leader, GRA Vice-President. DIANE MAESTRETTI Senior Standing Committee, Dance Commit- tee, Assembly Committee. JANET MAINO Frosh and Soph Yell Leader, Aquatic Club, Song Leader. LOUISE MALZ WILLIAM MANKA NANCY MARIER Les Couturieres, Senior Standing Committee. NICK MARLOWE SONNI MARTIN Frosh and Soph Yell Leader, Rally Commit- tee, Head Song Leader, Choir. MARY LOU MATSON California Scholarship Federation, Rally Com- mittee, Broadcasting Club, Senior Standing Committee, Dramatics. GORDON MCCLOSKEY Block SR., President, Basketball, Baseball, Noon Recreation Committee. JIM McN ERN A Cappella Choir, Boys' Board of Control, Latin Club, Varieties of '57. GRAHANI HARDY MCPHAIL Band, Swimming, Tennis. LAURA MEDEIROS RON MELLOR NANCY MENTJOX Searchlight Staff, Red'n, White Page Editor. PHYLLIS SUSAN MILANO Ra Ravas, Girls' Cabinet, GRA Choir, Aqua- tic Club. BOBBE ANN MILLER Senior Standing Committee, Student Council, Junior Class Assistant Yell Leader, Song Leader. SHERRIE LYN MILLER Girls, Recreation Association. JUANITA KSALLYJ MILLS Girls' Recreation Association. SENIORS WDM 'iw-gr , V.. V . vm I we-v , fr. s 'ik A-ics, 97 an 34 , N, . qs SENIORS muah, no . . 'YY H, f. --.. 1 V. - ,gp , 2' 54 . .:Z,.k:J,. ff, 'rl g, il. . J ew S5 'WJ .5 f , L A ,LW av 'i ,p s 1fg1f.wQ'f 'QU Q? Q 26 KAY MOLLES JOAN MONAGHAN STEVE MONTI Sportsmen, Tumbling Club, Basketball, Swim- ming, Boys' Vice-President of Senior Class. WILLIAM H. MONTI Senior Class President, Sportsmen, Block SR., Tumbling Club, Football, Basketball. ROBERT JAN MOORE SAL MORECI SANDY MORECI ETHELYNN MOTT GERALD MOYER Football, Science Club, Transfer from San Lorenzo. VINCENT MUELLER Student Council, Key Club President, Junior Statesmen, Football, Swimming. BOB MUNTER GENE MURROW Football, Noon Recreation Committee, Junior Class Ass't. Yell Leader, Senior Class Ass't. Yell Leader. PAMELA J. MUSE A Cappella Choir, Music Society. JERRY NICHELINI Wrestling, Tumbling Club. LAURA NOEL HOMER NORRIS LARRY OLIVER Tumbling Club, Tennis, Track. JERRY OLRICH Football, Track, Baseball, Sportsmen, Block SR. DON OLSON RON OLSON Alpha Kappa President, California Scholar- ship Federation, Varieties of 1957. FRED ORCHARD Advanced Band, Tumbling Club, Football Baseball. ROBERT PARKER NINA PARTAIN DIANE PENNINGTON Les Couturieres, Searchlight Assistant Editor, Red 'n' White Assistant Editor, GRA Secre- tary, Senior Class Candy Sales. ROBERT PONZINI Stagecraft. HAROLD POY SARA SUE PRICE Sigma Rho, Lambda Kappa, Senior Standing Committee. RALPH PRINCE Football, Track. RUBY LASSETER PRUIT CINDY PUENTE Ra Ravas Corresponding Secretary and Vice- President, Head Yell Leader, Aquatic Club Secretary, Girls' Cabinet Yell Leader ELIZABETH PURCELL Aquatic Club President, Ra Ravas, Music Society President, A Cappella Choir, GRA Vice-President. JERRY PURCELL JOAN KATHERINE RASONSKY Student Body Treasurer, California Scholar- ship Federation, Searchlight Editor, Red 'ri' White Staff. SHAREN RATTENBURY DANA REACAN LEON REICH SENIORS 'ir' ,W . KRW QW Vs i'fig.w.f 3 -was .. ig fx SENIORS -. uw., 5 mul- WSH rt, G vb-ig 3' 'r' htm 'SNP' Www GPM, ED REYES Baseball, Stage Crew, Football. LINDA LOU RIKER BARBARA ROCHE Ra Ravas, Aquatic Club, Girls' Cabinet, Noon Recreation Committee. JEAN RONCONI President Broadcasting Club, Dramatics. LINDA ROWELL Transfer Student. CRYSTAL SAAM Dramatics. CARL E. SANDAHL, Jr. Camera Club President, Red 'n' White Photo Editor, Searchlight Assistant Editor. ROBERT SARBER ARNOLD B. SATFIELD Science Club, Junior Statesmen, Red 'n' White, Boys' Board of Control, Chess Club. JANE SCHAVE A Cappella Choir, Band, Scholarship Society, Senior Standing Committee. IRWIN SCOTT LARRY SCOTT JOANNE MAE SEARS Les Couturieres Secretary, Red 'n' White Edi- tor, Rally Committee. ROSALIA SESSI Song Leader, Councilman, Ra Ravas, Senior Standing Committee, Variety Show. DON S1-IAWLER Tennis, Boys' Board of Control. PETER SIEWERT Student Body President, Boys' Board of Con- trol President, Sportsmen, Track, Football. PAULINE SILVA Les Couturieres Treasurer, Red 'n' White Staff, Searchlight Staff, Scholarship Society, Senior Standing Committee. SHIRLEY ANN SIMAS JACK SLADE JAMES SMITH LARRY SOLDAVINI Basketball, Baseball, Block SR., Tumbling Club. GAIL ANNE SOUTHERN Les Couturieres, Song Leader, Variety Shows, Sophomore and Senior Class Offices, Rally Committee. JERRY SPARROW NORMAN STEUER California Scholarship Federation President, Football, Science Club Secretary, Camera Club, Band. SHIRLEY STROM RONALD STROMBOM Boys' Board of Control. JAMES PATRICK SULLIVAN Sportsmen, Block SR., Football, Baseball. SANDIE TALBOTT REBECCA TEMPLETON Transfer Student. SHARON THOMAS Ra Ravas President, Noon Recreation Chair- man, Girls' Cabinet Secretary, Song Leader, Assistant Yell Leader. PENNY TILDEN Aquatic Club, Girls' Cabinet, GRA, Choir, Commissioner, of Social Affairs. BARBARA TRAEGER Alpha Kappa Treasurer, Science Club, Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation. GARY TRENCHARD Choir, Variety Show. JEANNE TURWAUER MICKIE TURNER Les Couturieres Treasurer, A Cappella Choir Music Society. NICOLE TURNER Co-Chairman of GRA, Physiology Club, Va- riety Shows, Girls' Cabinet, Choir. Ll iii L ii 4 in 'WW Q, , ,, V .S W V, ,'t'gj , is 1 :1 as w e , 5 ,, W is ab! 4 E L ,, WJ gifs i SENIORS .,,2 29 SENIORS 12 df. 'i i-: F' . :..3Y21':4'?-J V-7' - . gpg .. '- ., I Yugi? . . 1 'i -+':':f:. .- -, vi 'WS-e .tx an +I' . Y, ,. Q X W 1 hx '9- ue WWF V . L., ev' 30 BEVERLY DELORES VARNER Dance Committee. RICH VON BIMA JANICE VOSSBRINK Aquatic Club Treasurer, President, Girls' Cab- inet, Senior Standing Committee, Ra Ravas Secretary. JOE WALTERBACH Baseball, Dramatics. FAYE MARIE WALTERS Choir, Assembly Committee, Radio Broadcast- ing Club, Rally Committee, Dance Commit- tee, Variety Shows. RICHARD WALTON Sportsmen President, Boys Board of Control, Rally Committee, Dramatics, Assembly Com- mittee. BOB WARD Baseball, Football, Block SR. LORRAINE JOYCE WARD Senior Standing Committee, Rally Committee, Dramatics, Ra Ravas. MICHAEL SMITH WATTERS Football, Sophomore President, Track, Junior Council, Block SR. MIKE WEBER Block SR, Senior Standing Committee. LARRY WELLS Football, Swimming, Track, Block SR, Tum- bling Club. PRISCILLA WEST Student Body Secretary, Song Leader, Ra Ra- vas Treasurer. RUSS WESTOVER Noon Recreation Committee, Track, Baseball. JANICE WIEDENBECK Choir, Girls' Glee, GRA. DAVE WILLIAMS Football, Sportsmen, Block SR, Track. GARY WILLIAMSON DOROTHY IRENE WINGATE Sigma Rho, GRA, Girls' Tennis. KENT LEE WOODMAN Civil Air Patrol. DAVID WRIGHT DONALD YEE Chess Club. AL ZENSIUS Sportsmen Club. Block SR.. Football. Base- ball, Senior Class Council, Student Council. RUSS ZERBE TED ZINK Junior, Senior Class Head Yell Leader, A Cappella Choir Secreiary, Dramatics. JIM ZURCHER Football, Track, Yell Leader. PAUL WORDEN SENIORS , ,,:5Q,. ',.1af,- , Tvs 5' 121 K ' F 7 ii , Y E Iwi, ., . , , One source of income for the seniors, to help them pay for the senior ball. was daily candy sales after school in the center hall. FIRST ROW: Isis Almeida, Sara-Sue Price, Diane Pennington, Mary Lou Matson, Joan Hut- chins. SECOND ROW: Bobbe Miller. Janice Vossbrink, Carolyn Cornan. Gail Southern. Rosalia Sessi, Rosemary Grande, Joanne ,ii ,, W i Ingram, Nina Partain. THIRD ROW: in 'Ili ' IQ' 1, .,,,,,.5:i A C ' 1, 5 -, wage ' K 'KTTH' A SENIOR CAN DY SALESMEN Mr. E. B. Gearhart, Adviser, Pat Harcle, Willie West Cindy Puente, Dot Lainperti, Rosemarie Castellani, Dlane Amsel, Sandy Gudcl, Jane Schave, Honey Jex. NOT PIC TURED: Janet Dobbie. Nancy Marier. Joanne Ingram Diane Casey. Larry Oliver, Mike Weber, Willie West Kaytic Lawrence. it I I 4 M , w sv T SPRING OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Allan Zensius, Presidentg Diane Amsel. Girls' Vice-Presidentg Betty Hay- mart, Treasurer: Sheila Bagshaw, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Larry Oliver, Boys' Vice- Presidentg Mr, E. B. Gearhart, adviser. NOT PICTURED: Mike Watters, Yell Leader. 'fad FALL OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Lani Deyl, Girls' Vice-President Honey -Iex, Secretary: Gail Southern, Tveas urerg Bill Monti, President. SECOND ROW Steve Monti, Boys' Vice-Pre,fident,' Ted Zink Yell Leaderg Mr. E. B. Gearhart, adviser. 2' SENIOR STANDING COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Beth Howell, Cindy Puente, Kaytie Law- Bagghaw, Lorraine Ward. THIRD ROW: Mr. E. B YSIICC, ROSCIHOTIC Grande. Gail SOUIIICFII, Rosalia Sessi, Gearhart, Adviser, Al Keller, Al Zensius, Bill Monti, Mike Lani Dcyl. SECOND ROW: George Denison, Pat Harde, Watters, Eddie Purcell, Janet Debbie. Carolyn Coman, Janice Vossbrink. Betty Haymart, Sheila il 'N N.. an A - v i:f' 5 Q dx- 1311? I .fel aft gi: i : i,: ir l 4 I' ,. ,V 1.3, 9 i A. 0 .mf--, - 'iw-Q. ' ,,g, K ' 1 f. N -Q. .I A Sv ' -X - 4-wr' I fr I 0 ,i.i ,L , I vt iv. f I.:e: lf ' -t . 144 . if ee fm I W I, .' I li fe if V't ' , W '- I-a'1f7s'rIn ::I A I ' 1 I':': if I 1 f W I ' ix., M .--Q 1957 BANK OF AMERICA ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS PLAQUE WINNERS Steve Monti, Mathematics and Science Carolyn Coman, Liberal Arts Elizabeth Purcell, Fine Arts CERTICICATE WINNERS Gordon Finley ....... Social Science Steve Monti ..... ....... S cience Carolyn Coman . Foreign Languages Norman Steuer .... . Mathematics Pauline Silva .............. Business Elizabeth Purcell .... ....... M usic Joan Rasonsky .... Home Economics Marilyn Ferguson ...... . Art Richard Hale .... Trade 8L Industrial Sheila Bagshaw .... . . . English Arts RUNNERS-UP 1957 NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION Elbert Friday Crystal Saam Barbara Traeger Dorothy Wingate Sheila Bagshaw Eddy Purcell Carol Bottarini Norm Steuer Sue Fitzharris . Sheila' Bagshaw . . . . Ray Nielsen .... Ernest DeGraff . Nick Marlowe . . Lee Fullerton .... Kent Woodman . Al Keller ...... Mike Watters . . . Sheila Bagshaw . Kevin Brooks . . . NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS Gold Key Awards Weaving Ron Olson ..... .... C eramics Weaving Terry Kramar ...... ..,. W eaving Tom Alderman ...... Outstanding Art CSF LIFE MEMBERS Joan Rasonsky INDIVIDUAL HONORS Sharon Deming Sue Berndt Rich Hawkins Carolyn Coman Foremost Milk Scholarship . . . . . . . . . . . . . Betty Crocker Home Maker, State Winner Odd Fellows' and Rebekahs' United Nations Pilgrimage Speech Contest, County winner. National Music Honor StateMus1cHonor Summer Camp Scholarship Award Civil Air Patrol Award National Weight-lifting Honor Roll . . . . Prep All-American F ootball-Honorable Mention Honors at Entrance-University of California Fourth Place in Marin County Motion Picture Council Essay Contest Junior Statesmen Chapter .................... Honorable Mention Award 1957 Earnest Andrew Rodgers, Outstanding Chapter of the Year Awards John Gustafson ............ First Place in Marin County, American Association for the U.N. Contest. 33 f vi D l. New Sportsme-n display hairvuls after initiu- 4. Look at this bug! Natural science club has tion ccrcriionics. session. 2. Front steps fm' fuvorilvs for many lunrhurs. 5. YEA TEAM! 3. Whz1t'swrong?LincBusy? 6. Socks were fancy at the noon Sock Hop. 34 i sirc l k .. 7 J X We v ,. QQ Q zegiey Y' i sm S H ts- f A our ,g,,,..,..,, ,V 4 Q U W-, ., a Q xq I 2 W 1 iE E , 3 I Q ,. L l N X T E 1 . as gg tg ' gi: , l 3, li P l xii Q 'N Q. W, fam'-' s ,R A Ngvfafma' WE' ,as ' i - 'ifwwwliafii A V M i , ,.,, , 3. .WAN WK.. . , ,e ML, X r' Awe gig? 0' 9 1. 'J Boys enjoy basketball during 21 noon recrea- tion period. ln good weather students cooled off, courtesy Noon Recreation Committee. Bloekhead gets attention of boys at noon Now its Chinese Checkers. Rare Birds get lined up for Searchlight pic Picture's over! FIRDY Clowns infvstecl the gym for Fair Day. Cotton candy and sno cones proved popular. Get your tickets here! Cakes and pies sold quickly to hungry students. Demonstration of skillgthc nail drive. ww.. 5 ,Af I.. BARN ANCE 1. Hay is good to relax in at the Barn Dance. 2. Barn dancers take time out for a slide. 3. Goin' down fast. 4. Three scarecrows. . Ra Ravas officers in charge of the day's events. 1 . 1 I W f , , 'xr' Aww 7 Q V, - .-4. - W 1 - K ,vfn S ' WN- . CALEN DAR 11 School Opens 28 Football-Marin Catholic OCTOBER 5 Transfer Tea--Girls' League Football-Drake 19 Football-Tamalpais 20 GRA Fun Night 26 Football-Sonoma Fey Club and Men's Faculty Break- ast NOVEMBER 8 Physiology Club travels to Clinical Technologists Medical Laboratories 14 Campus Clean-up 16 Minor Sports Carnival 17 Football Dance4Goalpost Gallop Football Dessert 7 8 10 12 14 15 16 18 19 20 Track MeetATamalpais SRHS adopts Korean Boy, Yoo Shin Hyok Swim Meet-Lowell Les Couts Spring Dance-Sprin Fever Track Meet4Drake Swim Meet-4Saint Ignatius Luggage Day sponsored by Les Coui Luggage Day Swim Meet-Lick Wilmerding Variety Show Variety Show Les Couts Installation Sportsmen Haircuts PTA Hobby Night Les Couts Women's Faculty Luncl A 30 Alumni Homecoming eon DECEMBER 21 PTA Science Program , .. ...,,,.,,..,,, 4 Basketball-Washington High 22 Band Concert 'EQ 'zlzt fgfgff g.,- y g,t'ei1 :', ,t f VV . . ' 7 Basketball-Marin Catholic Track Meet-Tamalpias and Petal- 4 L.: krrk, - Is, Vrrkyr: gyhkt VV VV VV 8 Fresh Party uma 1 eii V ,sgf eet.Vg f iitut 't'g,- V zs, 1 ll Basketba1l!Va11ejo 26 Swim Meet-Lincoln - Q i1'f isyi , i i', V g'tt' 12 Preview Assembly of Senior Play Baseball-Saint Ignatius z ,yi ,lii 3 14 Senior Play4SNAFU 29 Freshmen Party Z., , tgg, ,',i f 15 Senior Play-SNAFU Swim Meet-Drake V I 18 Basketball+Santa Rosa APRIL V . A 21 Christmas Assembly 4 Science Club tours electronics plant ' V . . ,- t Bagkt-tba114LinQ0ln 7 Pro Re Nata Installation A . A ' , A A 21-Jan. 2 Christmas vacation 6- l0VSCience Fail' A , V V 'V ,iiV,. V- my 22 Christmas Dance sponsored by Key 12 Fair Day and Barn Dance sponsored A X Q . it ' I , Club by Ra Ravas Swim Meet-Santa V. VV H . I Vi 27 Stardust-Marin Youth Association Rosa I 5' V' :P formal at Bermuda Palms Baseball-50901113 f iVV I V JANUARY 15-22 Easter Vacation j i-VViV'Vi,',i Vfl -i:,1if i-Q' 1 Happy New Year 23 PT-ff 17215111011 Show '...1i: Q S-'re 4 Basketball-Ells High School 24 Business Education Day gill' '-l-: t - ' 5 5 Pcanutg For Pglio Drive POllO 511015 for 9 Basketball with Marin Catholic MAY I 11 Girls, Lea ue Fashion Show 2-3 World Affairs Club attends Model S BasketballfPetaluma 15 BasketballASacred Heart 18 Basketball-Drake 19 Midiwinter Formal-Winter Wonder- lan 22 Student Body Elections 25 Basketball-Healdsburg 28 Report Cards 29 Basketball-Sonoma 30 Ra Ravas Polio Box Lunch Sale Awards Night FEBRUARY .l 8 Basketball4Petaluma 9 Ra Ravas and Les Couts leave for annual Ski Trips Basketball-Tamalpais Basketball-Drake Sportsmen Dancefultfs A Gasser! Basketball-Healdsburg Student Day at KTIM 11 15 21 22 United Nations 4-5 junior Statesmen attend Baker 10 19 24 25 28 31 UNE 2 7 12 14 field Convention Mothers' Tea by Girls' Cabinet Music Festival at Forest Meadows SRHS Art Display at College of Marin Term Play-Murder in a Nunnery Term Play-Murder in a Nunnery Student Body Elections Aquacade4 Under the Big Top Senior Farewell given by the Junior Class Awards Night Senior Ball at the Corinthian Yacht Club Graduation! Ai- FALL OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Barbara Hooks. Secretary- Treaxure'r,' Janet Tait, President, Beverley Smith, Representa- tive: Barbara Davenport, Girls' Vice-Presirientg SECOND ROW: Mr. Byron Jones. Arivixerg Denise Zemlieka, Yell Lender. SPRING f71fI lCERS. IVIRS7' ROIVI Sandy Nelson, A refentatizif: Lynn Franeiseo, Prexidentg Marianne Rattenl Secretrzry-Trenxurwq Kathy Curley. Girlr' Vice-Prexidentg 5 OND ROW: Mr. Byron Jones, Advisor. C ASSOF I9 8 O. B .. O nw Q 1 O - .O . 1 . i a ' O. ' ak Br ,. . 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Q bf -f... sf' Wh LX Ss , , ..,, , , 'X' 5 Q N JJ 5 ' Q A A. Werner, P. Whitaker, E. Wik, L. Winter, E. Wybierala, B. Youngs, B. Zeeb D. Wetzel, E. Whitson, D. Wilder. E. Woodall, A. Young, A. Zappella, D. Zemlicka C. Wheeler, S. Whitson, P. Wilson, G. Woodall, J. Young, D. Zappettini, R. Zunino W. Wiedenbeck, B. Winkler, W. Worden iam LL OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Fred Costello, President, rry Purcell, Boys' Vice-President, Barbara Baken, Yell zderg Denise Del'Era, Girls' Vice-President, Nancy Glad- ,n, Secretary, SECOND ROW: Mr. Pat Costello, Adviser, l Bradley and Carlene Brown, Representatives. ,W . . -rw . W RX lx 1, A JEL.. SPRING OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Sheldon Bacchus Boys' Vice-President, Barbara Baken, Girls' Vice-President, Donna Forest, Representative, Betty Winford and Deanna Zeien, Secretariesj Rich Rowe, Prexidentg SECOND ROW: Mr. Pat Costello, Adviser, Norman Kushins, Representativej Sue Eschen, Yell Leader. CLASS OF I9 9 ' , , is it i . ..,,,.,,, K gig., A hlle . 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Gilman, F. Gray, M. Griflith, Gudgel, C. Hall, P. Hancock K. Gehring, N. Gladstein, G. Gray, F. Grirnm, J. Hagain, J. Hamman, Harrison M. Geister, C. Gordon, A. Griego. L. Grubert, D. Haldeman, J. Hancock, B. Held JJJ. t . T , :hv . J. - f . E V J 5 I - 152 V.. . A A ,, . ,L K iw k ,I ........ gt : ... - .M gf ., .. , J My --erik' . .if ... - '-f . 2 1 2. 7 93 .... f . wiv.. 'X I ' ' 4 f ':':: in I Es ., may Si x I 2 all 'Mm' Q., T' AV, A 5 gap- . . fl 1 .gif .qfjy . . Mfwa 5 see' . 'gil .j M,,1 M.. .fgU. I .,. .9 '77 '.., 'J ' 'Q . - f i' 'V , ' if H G H, T .... r. ,,., ' . . J ' ' . f, 1 , My . f i .'.-' :l-c ' ' 'V if .7 :'i ef . .- ' WAT .'.' I. , -. ,. A xv.. ,.,l v. I ' V. I f' T 1 . . T . K E A , 4 5 K ' ' I i i . L i' i H Wm . :: -T Qin: A A I K Ifyr 5:7 . K , . . .-L L, I K - . In . ::l I s KJ , V M, A . , . .mai f LL ...J il... : ' 4 . .W 1 ' 2 1? f?v S. . by ,,. M ,, . ,. is i K . . . H T fl' 2 1 GGJ , T in A' gi K 1 '73 1 V E ll! ' - - . L.. ,rj-u E . f. :V .. Q ' ' . 4 5-Wiz ' ' D9 ' A ,g g 154 ' We 5551 'ff is ' ,, 4 ' 'lly if V M. Hendrickson, P. Hillsman, S. Hoefler, E. Horgan, J. Hutchison, P. Kard, K. Kollgaatd L. Henri, S. Hime, C. Hoffman, R. Hovt. D. Ingram, R. Kearney, C. Kossow E. Henry, T. Hine, D. Hoffman, C. Hunter. T. Ingram, K. Kilborn, B. Krantz L. Hill, H. Hoag, H. Holzapfel, T. Hurwitz, C. Jurvig, P. Kirwin, A. Kucher SOPHOMORES A V V - L ,,. . 'F V , H V V ,wk K A. I .A nl I Q? X-'- U , 7 ff W' R . . I I ,K, ., A H Y- QD I . Ar- Ik is g kryk . . L A ' Q5 L J 4,7 , J - f an o r. r N . 3 ar... f' l r 5 1 jf. ' ' 'L f K b f -547 : ' 'A v1:n 5: , ll' if' :gf 3 'H' .,,,. ., Zf . 'L.' I ,- H.,, 1 wr F 5 4 GE : ' :f 'kk . 'H if? 1:9559 . . W' ' ..- . .Lh' '. .2 , ' ' ' , Y J F V ' Q J .. ,x - - -- , g J' lf L . N ' V si - . . A V, 1 W .K ,Q ,Ar k 7 J V VW J 1 K I Q K I-5 4 K 1 ,Mg J . .. 'JK Al V V . . J .. ' 4 i s ml J' iw 5 . , ,. W3 J also J 2? 1 ' - -:'k' 3 2-f I - Q .1 J W R . J : , R f . V. as . -We A. A W s :laik . S .rf ,, A - ,J 5 JL H - . ark 1 K .f 'J . ... A, EI: ' K. Kuehn, M. Laidlaw, J. Larsen, C. Lear, C. Lochelt, S. Lusinchi D. Mallon. C. Kuperus, A. Lamperti, P. Laufenberg. J. Lepori, D. Looby, R. MacKenzie, P. Maloney. N. Kushins, B. Landry, Lawrence, R. L' k R. L .Q . .i .... ' .si ln e, Ove, J. Malet, P. Manning. .' .. fs. . ,, . : iv. V. W g 3 ' i VVV lffj -1 , lr . 7 , K .141 w ft 1, K l , W gefw-M 2. . .Q 494 . ' 1'-f ' WW in -H gn X .4 W Q Null? I sw 4 N Y . . I . E L ' P 513 A QV TA. 'F 'f ',. ' LL! ' f ... l . S H L I . ... V kr- A 'V . ' l f' . w v x H155 6 5 F MY' A 9. - K W . A H 'Y 'iv A ' K. V M 1 K Hx :kk J Lg ,M W.lfW L.. , ' V o r , I :VI ' will . . l el L nn . R . 6.ff.f.,f3:gL 4 -ff 1 f E312 -- fi. V J 2 -' V . ' . ' . ' . ' 1 f ' . - , . 'Sf ' J ' L'-L- 'L U , M Q f '. - ' ... ' ..,' I 'J ... , , ' , - .-- P if' . 5 -' 7... V so .... , .. J ef . .. frg- ., :' W pf A.. ix Y-w-af ' I ,. !:, I w e I , . . , A 1 I I H. ...V if J K -fl, W - . . .. 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Ricketts, L. Robello. P. cjnani. M, Rivamonte, K. Rosenberg. S. Pecblvs. D. Peterson. L. Purrcll. N. Rusonsky. 'l'. Rchill. C. Robvllo. S. Rosson. :f.. ' J 'S 2 PJ W WP mt as Q L a gn ' i 'F-ri . 'fs tA't i NE ki , X K Q J' R -'N , 3. . Patterson. C. Panda-rs. C. Purvvll. S. Rnmm. J. R Q L E 456 , 15 1 A gp.. W . 2 i 'W R Vw f li 'D ku ,Q 2 W 3 M I if if 35 ll 2 fri V 'L 5 ' 5 s g..-'Q mg , M nh. ,JV , .. . 1 3 10 iv X P J R . ' s s ,..r R ss . Atgl i. 2 ,-Qit - Q1 . t i ff R 1- ff- 'H ss tr it .. .A ,t is ' A , is ' . . sssrrs Rf. ir , ., ' Q it 'R , .2.i?RR ' R R f f R ig V.. R' ' R 'slss R R i Lr V ' 'yi 2?. TT? fr A RRi3SMif rf 1 f i. mil. A . ..,. m , c -srr - -4 ' V' A ., A :L l . ' ri QW. M . V, vw... V., , A. V. .-A Q, VH., A W A ... l - R . sw N. it D A . W' E55 1 7 , I ia? ' K A V535 5 . V . S t ' 1 F 5551 A K 1 JV,-V: - ,tn ' - ,Q V w -. - 1 Ri P V 3, as-5 IR' P A . Ji' r ' . ll - -gf K i. .SS5 Xsffi Vfl, 3. J' :WR 5 R. Rowe, P. Ryan. G. Satficlcl. I. Schwartz. C. Silva. R. Simmons. Spadoni A Y 1 - - ' ' . Royle. L. Satlltr. Schnnclt. P. Scott. G SllllCI'lil'1Cl E Smith C Stei Cr. K. Ruonavzlaru. E. Salmoria. E, Srhrovclvr. G. St-ibuk. S, Silwrnzlle. R. Snidow. S. Stevenson. M. Ryan. C. Sasselli. Schrocclcr. Shzlwlcr. M. Simvnstucl. A. Snodgrass, B. Strider. :-x.. MA... SOPHOMORES , g , .. SH Q i V .. :V. it , V- -' , 1 1.- f Y e . ' Q! R V L, A -Q VV ,. . I A A A 7 W . f . sf ' yi ff . 1, ,aid gn, , fri R ' . ,Q S , . ,,. 4 In ,A 'f : . A a 4 ', L, , , it 5 Atvl 2 3 :iv .: f . ' V' ' 7'L' . i n 7 'f5 . . ' ' A at :IA 1 5' A if-7 . . KL . 'L : 5 . 5 ,,., VmVhA i sg . V .. . - . gd: H A,-V V 1 AVV V ,.,.,,, N ,:v fs ' - 2 L'7,1' VLZ, . .K . ,.,., ff- I , C I S P f 7 H- its Q Qi ig s k.,,lk ' Af f - 111 . .1 . X Q am, my .1 ..nf.. .....i , ' ,'.-- will my ' Aii' A ,Z kkry kili . , ..l- ,,,.n A K S ,ziggy-s,. H li A T it . A R It A ifiaxa B. Sylzer, D. Swanson, J. Tappero, B. Taylor, B. Theile, A. Thomas, A. Thomas N. Thomas, R. Torassa, T. Trimuar, T. Unger, B. Walker, L. Wardwell, T. Watson D. Weekley, J. Williams, K. Williams, S. Williams, B. Winford, C. Winnie, Winter P. Wright, C. Wylie, D. Zeien. B. Zunino YELL LEADERS-SONG LEADER Quill 545 r Zf,. il FALL YELL LEADERS: Donna Dietrich, Barbara Baken, Carol Burns. SPRING: Sue Eschen, KNEELING, Mike Curry, Sandy Lusinchi, Tom Ingram. Carol Clark is absent from the picture. SONG LEADERS, FIRST ROW: Nancy Gladstein, Christine Steiger, Sandy Lusinchi, SECOND ROW: Carol Wylie, Carlene Brown, Sandy Gilman. ...gl LL OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Sally Sanchez, Secre- '-Treaxurerg Terry Litchfield, Yell Leader, Connie Harnell, vrexentativeg Dana Detmayer, Girls' Vice-Presiderztg Gloria ritore, Presidentg SECOND ROW: Mrs. Adele Paterson, Ad- rg Mike Siewert, Representative, Denny Untemxan, Boys' e-President. CLASS mr' SPRING OFFICERS, FIRST ROW.' Garda. Stephenson, Secretary-Treasurer, Beverley Schwartz, Representative, Jo Anne Segale, Reprexentativeg Marilee Michael, Girls' Vice- Presidentg Bill Knopf, President, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pat- erson, Adviser, Don Ham, Boyx' Vice-Presidentg Mike Siewert, Yell Leader. GF I96O N Y f f QF V' Y X - . ' it ni g , . , . . f el 5 ' ' ' ' 1 F V J , X f , , , 3.3 , . ' ' fy it We Q ' Q' Ai i i ii R p i l 5 'K -6 F - -A A ' . . wr , , , 3 - vm. . V 2 .fy illl2T2N :, N W 'A .. X' -Mi. Xi X - V .. V- , ii w X l if. f-'Q A 1 A Flisfilgi i if . A A ' 7,7 vm M , wi, X A , ki ,C y 1, M , iw 'j .,. , ' My -T figf, ,. Q, ' ' K i . 'Y l . R' ii 7 7 i 1 Y qw ff r ix X . P. Agers, G. Albanese, C. Allair, D. Allen, D. Aman, S. Anderson, S. Anderson P. Andrewson, J. Antone, T. Armitage, S. Arndt, J. Arons, R. Arp, D. Augusto S. Azevedo, C. Bass, P. Babcock, D. Bailard, S. Ball, M. Barkmann, M. Barnes L. Bartl, J. Battaglia, M. Beccio, W. Beck, T. Benepe, V. Bertoni, M. Beyer. FRESHMEN Z3 Q- ..gi L , -K. if .E .L ' f Q.. A 2'- mL 1 P - .ffl ,Q i 1 Q zzz 1 fii H If 9. A .... l All V 5 if M K f . PA.. .- ij 'K K in ...'f A rf- B L in . ...v A.. . I , ,f V -,lg U5 . 1 . lf. E , 03 illf - - P '1 ' AAVV .. i rf A K .L lf V. K i s ' ff I 5 ' K R Y ! ' Z. . , V . 1 ,hi i .75 'v Q 52.4 , A' I -- f Z l ik ' iii. K. . A J A p A no we v . . . w A w zzf S ' M. Beyer, S. Bonnett. A. Bottini. B. Bradley. L. Brazda. M. Bruce. R. Buzzard. S. Bird. D. Bosch. L. Bowers. B. Brady. J. Breedlove. E. Burns. K. Caldwell. C. Boehm. W. Bostwick, N. Bowers. Bray, K. Broadhead, M. Butler, C. Callahan. v mvwfr 2. L A . . . 'A A Ia 'M 1 A il ig' ' I - I f ' J ' .. J ' Q - if L... il- g ' if ....- V ' . - ., .. rl. do dra 2 W' .. A 'rr- 1 r Bd'd lvar A Adlr lm.. A A 'hi Q A Fl. I tm ui. K . .. 'ju Q.. V J , V J, ' . llr . B .Ve . ..r . 11. .'. Q .V . 2 .lg I 5. A T'- ' - ' AH gi 71 - ' 'gl f sign' W i '---. ll' l M -Y . Q i J . V XA . .,..z,. . L J Av 7 . 5 5 , :,.5 ... . ' l A 4' 3 l d r ar . Q J rr ' .. .s B -- . J A f L . I LP ld A' rf . .. A ic- -. 'd.- 3 , ,.-' 'C ' B . ' Sf A L .. at J is . .sif . J L Y ' .KA . V W A . V L i V Rf' K . I' K K K 1 ' . A J '- ' .. . .- . I . gf ' A Y 1.r L V lal- M 5 . .. .,. . A,.. V J .f ' ,Q V., . . . .2 -.f'a 1 , .f ' '- - ' . ' ' A -I J. Cannon, K. Carnine. C. Chandler. M. Coman. A. Cosctta, J. Curry, D. Detmayer. J. Canziani, B. Carroll, J. Chisholm. P. Cooper, S. Counter, Cuthbert, S. DeVoe. D. Caplan. T. Carroll. M. Cicero. G. Corritorc, V. Cretti, A. Dale, D. Dietrich. B. Carnaghan. A. Caton. R. Cinti. L. Cory. A. Cryer. B. DeGraff, K. Donovan. FRESHME 5 I ,K . E .V H . g . I .. fu... Q 7 , V. uf - i f ' ' ini , .,, A gl, 1 K . uyfrw, i Vw.. - . W M .s 59-Q if ,, QW 'W W -'Q -w , ,L-,. . , W' V -2 ' . ,'1f,kk W 4 ffi - ' 'wax 'if f FF' .. .V -.... h1'1 A - V. if I Q 'ff'-5 L L ,A ' i ii W k V-'fi K . ' A V. W .. . if I- 5 K W I K f 3, .- lil.. , . W K, . I .vi F .7 -11 f :V T ' ' gg -- ' ...Q f v f 1. ft. 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' ' ' A V L . .W A Hkkfkktz U , ,... i 6.7 si 5 ,,,. 1 - ifzp ygis i ' J- H-1-......,, lsss . F F.. 'K 1 ' iw F' Q, A ...F F . if ,... - il A sl w r W V... .ff it K. Francisco. F. Gallardo. K. Goff O. Grimes. R. Guyctte. Hampton. G. Harnell. P. Friday. E, Gallnncl. R. Gogcttv, B. Gudgcl. M. Hzillowitz. R, Hamstra. W. Harrison. F. Garcia. S. Gawith. S. Goodman. A. Guerrero. D. Ham. D. Haney, B. Hastings. A. Gastoni. A. Ghilotti. G. Grands. T. Gunter. F. Hammond, B. Hanson, C. H eath. FRESHMEN Jes ' ' W Q f . we 5 . i .... .y f . fy i-- J B i ' . ,, - . B f' i i ' A. . if VL ual V ,fi., Q 1,' 'f'L H -- .,.-. -5 Y ':V.: ...: , ' J v A- -f K 'ff any Lk .,,. ,ll A I- VL ' .. 'K f.' -V - of All 4 K .. in K I Z H72 . l5'l ' i t A:.A2: i- .l -J -' . i a H - . , .i e B -1. 5- - asoo ' ' ' A .'-L 4. li ' ' .wi - ' '. dkrrkl I - il! W V A ia n 7 B . . ? W'U: ,ix ir i i .. -11-A six l 'Q I .,s.. yiy - . ,AA' ' dw- , . ' i . B-A., -2+ B A , L., ' , . V Z' 'i i i' ' 1 . B Q . 1 . A -l' of R J. Heckendorn, K. Herzog, L. Hogue, M. Hoots, C. Huffman, S. Huntley, J. Immel J. Hendricks, J. Hicks, D. Holloway, P. Howard, P. Hulgan, S. Hurst, J. James B. Hendrickson, S. Hobson, C. H ook, P. Howerton, M. Humphries, M. H ams M. ensen. y,J Irs, el, . X, A I V , , -.l -,M Q' f i ,' , in 2 as ll , B S1 it ' . Y . rf llll . x W . Q . I , A M W. . ..,- H B ' ,S .M lr'r V r ,,,,, Q Q ..'1 'E': . . B - B . . .,, . ,, I . E - ' ' ' X' - f . . . ,., .' 2. IV - , ..-- -X -- -5- - K ' J u., ggi. .. K ,. fwpf. - f : 4. ,css ' 'an . i .. Ns ' ' 1 nz. ' lily -- . ,,.. 1 is K ... . 'fx f ' ':' .11 55 A if 'R dy, Q5 gl? .E M . , 3 L M M j 2 nb. W 01 K . ,. ., M . ,gf 2 i . K iz . we 4 . . ,. , ,.L - v Z . S Miz ,X V - K -- - B ..-. l . l 'fs A M X' f -Q.. 95? ' PM ea- 1 ,. - ,V g ,, if . J. - , M J, , JM -Ji srss . ' . H K B' B Q K n I rf, , ,.... 1 Lf ' 1- V i 'T . 7 : s.-. FTS ' 4 'wi is I' if . in f A - ,C Q .. Q . cccor L s o f . D. Johnson, M. Kenyon, L. Koch, K. Langdon, D. Leonard, C. Lynn, M. Malone D. Johnson, T. Key, B. Kosta, B. Largent, C. Linke, J. Lyons, D. Mandere C. Jones, D. Klyse, B. Kuperus, B. Laufer, T. Litchfield, K. Mabie, L. Maydole B. Kane, B. Knopf, D. Land, K. Lemme, R. Luchini, A. Maiolini, P. McCallum FRESHMEN c ....,. . W 1 ..w: . ' f 'Liyll 3 M A 1 f 5' A or . J I rm J J f H I K I . X... 'A . ,,.. , '-A K A ... M e- l 4 1 ' PQI' A -A Q We +2221 1-as , 5 E' ' ' , ' 'Z W ' if All ':-, .TW J 5- .,, , m ,, . S2254 ji.. m sn Q A g, J P P ' . J AZVQ A J it . Jkt - .V V ' A ' ' fm A A :-. H , .. . ,. . w - zg: we -- f -- , . - A AA.A , J J, . - ' le,..,t f' B .. 4 rf ! ' V' X. , l 'S Aff: We Y' , 1 -I I 4 ,wr , , , M ,wg-54 .rw J. McCulloch, E. McGuire, R. Mecham, W. Miles, J. Miller, B. Moore, C. Nelson T. McFarland, J. McHugh, N. Meigs, C. Miller, J. Miller, M. Morrison, J. Nelson McFarlane, B. McVerry, M. Michael, D. Miller, B. Moller, D. Murphy, P. Newton H YV,,, 4 I:.- , V 4, A ,, ,b,. J Q V W' ZV, ,-., H Q16 . .is M' , if ' ,M Q,, g , W . Z if W W 'W' . .. if 7 , ii . 4. 1 4253-24 ..,. , ,A . . . is Q gcvl' ' if . Av ii vv ' 2 A . J, V' M V, ., , Q -. .' .Ei A M, LI 'W I K Q ww- li' ' A 'K ' .,f:- 1 Q , 2 ',, 'K , K f ... E .sl' Se- we lse 5' J Wz h3 Q ara N E. Vfkirsi. :KM V V J Q : fm V' ' iw-vii V . .5 4. , J kg 'xi' . . K W 5 an ii g, . . , - 4 5 may Y, ... , ,jk .11 5 , 71 ,fiifv-X f eli .. X. f P lss. ' 1 sl . - -' A Iwi ' J 1 1 K ,elz V J , V,.. it ' , M J, ' f q.. We 3 E ., . ,J , V' Nhjyk N J J . gf, J I V . 1- J ,, f..- A 5 VV 2 V, . jpg' W kgrk Z ,, :VA . i , ...:... . ,,, V . .. J . Gvvk H , N V E F V, ,Fha , ,... A W .1 K. L. Noble, D. Ogren, K. O'Ma1ley, G. Park, A. Pellolio, M. Phillips, J. Purcell D. Noel, D. Oliver, A. Omli, T. Parmenter, M. Peters, C. Prince, J. Purvis M. Nunan, A. Olsen, C. Overturf, B. Pedersen, G. Peterson, G. Powers, N. Rawles I. Obolsky, S. Olynyk, G. Palmer, D. Pedroli, D. Peterson, A. Porobich, W. Reber FRESHMEN L 1 tv, .fi Q . gf . . it x K gf. 'Wwe-wav fi l iff, . i ALL V ....s. M L ff- X W if-3 l . ' 5 fm ge W' '-- . . ,..,, '. ' .:A, . R ff- ' . .V 1. :'A: 'S A Zz' Q' ' A lx' J- -1 . -1 K VV :-- I Ixi I ,- H - K kk i gi 1- I tm 1 . ',i: . V ' S . N zgll . t t l. T N 1 -- I T ' l ...W E.. . - 1 . N :l- .F 5. 2 , LZ . , at V : M ZA: Q Q ., , ty . . m m f o , - W., T D. Rcgalia, Ridgwny. D. Ritchey. R. Rosa. Russo, V. Szikay, S. Sanchez. G. Reynolds, R. Ricllzx. B. Robvrtson. B. Rudnick. M. Ryan, I. Sanchez, R. Sauer. T. Reynolds. S. Ric-lla. B. Ronshcimcr. D. Ruoff. R. Szilmcu, L. Sanchez. V. Scettrini. . f S ... T . ,, . at 'R me xr- ' Q.. T fivgm-M. .gt Q. iq. ' rf. 2 1 . .. I f . Vkkkkrr fV-VV i . :E -,.,A ,Q .- S .. W S s. R 1 ,'V.f: 1 S is '1 ..... t T ... mfg T f T .Q RV. .. .X lv K K . iv V VV.k : Q . .. . . - my V ' . H ' W' I xv N fp fm L. ttf!-:Mil WM. . . , ,W . . . 1 . E W at ff ' . Eu- f i,: -. . ,,.. M I I lf: ',.?--1l. ' . .ss 0 VAP, T T... . mf' - Q .,,,..-Y Vkwkh 4 wi fr' E T if . 'f ' D. Schlee, M. Svotto, C. Sivgfried. D. Silvcira, C. Smith, P. Smothcrs. G. Steiger. . 5-f tt T. Schmidt. B. Schwartz. M. Siewert. B. Simontucchi. D. Smith. M. Southern. S. Steinmetz. R. Schrocrs. Sclgulc. Sigler. A. Skinner, Smith. M. Stuunch. G. Stephenson. T. Schulz. P. Shcchan. D. Silva. B. Smartt, M. Smith, M. Stauts, D. Steucr. 'E' ff' . L . 91 1 45' 'Qu' 3? M.. . ,,.-.. is 5 fl M ' f' 'Q 1... .f FRESHMEN . . , ,,, up mt TS Ei I' M' G.. z F :AV -V A A V M' hazy... . .. ::: :Ti V V Q V' , ., ,gg Ki X . J 7 3 4... . wi ily . L i V is :il so . ..l.l . W 'Q . , v- Q. Q ,V . . , f l .. -V A12' 51. QS' ' , fi .L . .ii s it . ...S T 52 1 P . P 5 ' S 5, .. . T Vvizsi, . , ,. 2' ,I :.v ., 7 ,Q 'f ad-sw 5' 'E iw, D. Steward. P. Stokely, K. Stuckey, A. Tabor, M. Templeman, L. Thomas, L. Tillinghast. S. Stickley, S. Straughn. B. Sunclberg, M. Tacchi. L. Terrone, G. Threat, S. Todd. L. St. Johnson, P. Strauss, C. Swan, J. Tachouet, T. Tcvis, L. Tillctt, R. Toll. s ihl , . f ' f V: i Fl if: 5 5 ' T . AWN 1 Q--i W L ff.. . .. 'Q --. - . ' . i' ii f' s SLL.. ' . - , '- A 1 ' Q 'll fi 'WSG R R P H + ff'... pe f my ,I . ,gym 'ff'-', yes? ,fv Q than ' Hi' ' '--' . .1 mlm - l VAUV , , in V K .--if V , .ww L .Bl Y mfr' , W-5 'v A Pii. P . S - . . L. . ft' Z 'SLS W L LLSS 4-: Q SSLS ii .. . yAAq . , Q. ..., .. I 2 M I SIS . f,f' . . :se . 1. 'V A - ':..' Q' S W' '0'V' ' wavy' ' E ff' L 1 - . jr . an K--f f .- ,, .. ' - fl - I Krlln- 2 :::v-' I . f i i. . Q. f 1 L L . L g Q ' W -2 Q is it Q ' f fm i P falls f to I G 9' .'SS i I i I . fx' fy... , , I , 'iw .- , .,.,- , ...3 w. , i'i I ' fm 1 f - . . ...V ' - . ' . H. 7.-L w M N M , ' k. K' .fi 'SSS E' H D. Trucsdell. T. Vincent, B. Walker. D. Watkins. Wetzell, G. Wik, S. Williams. D. Untermann, L. Volz, G. W2lHSlHll. P. Weeks, M. Whitaker, Wilder, B. Wilson. P. Van Dalen, R. Vossbrink, Warner. R. Westlund, C. White, F. Williams, M. Windrick. J. Ventura, C. Waite, L. Wlarren, G. Westover, L. Whitson, P. Williams, P. Woelz. FRESHMA PAPER STAFF Rf f 'ff 4....l .ff , ll .1 Q J .ff fs .9- 'Q '. n 5--..... FIRST ROW: Carolyn Nelson, Kay Goff, Karen Sigler, Marilee Michael, Carol Boehrne. Louise Woodman, Betty Pederson, Georgette Steiger, Car- McFarland. THIRD ROW: Tom Schulz, Sheral olyn Miller. SECOND ROW: Tom Reynolds, Mar- Lynn, Irene Obolsky, Garda Stephenson, Pat Weeks, ilyn Beceio, Lynn Hogue, Gloriann Grande, Jill Myra S0uthern,Dea,nne Ruoff. K , 1. ., Kb .. . yesrr A A ' W R . . Q 1 5 i se-el Y ' 1 qt 'll N' My 5 wg an-. 3' W M , ' , ,K .Q K ' . K .... 4 5... -, , 1 -7 K ' 715' 21? ' ,lgj35,K. if EK K K A . . ..,.V K . . .. f 3 1, . ,I -.. nf' 4, 'wvfg ' ' . J , ,Lr K ,.,. ., K? ,, . K KK K :,VV 1 KK K K X Q , ,. 531. M , . - ' R 12 K KV 'Q . .K K 'l' His- ' 5 Y l A .W -14 ll-I7 M. Wolhaupter, R. Wood, J. Woodcock, K. Woodman, R. Wright, T. Wyatt, A. Yap R. Yeager, D. Youngs, B. Zeien, R. Zerbe, K. Zubler fill Ol gk Q FALL COUNCIL, FIRST ROW: Joan Rasonsky, Willie Wlest, Boblie Miller, Pete Siewert, Sue Berndt, Rosemarie Czlstellzmi, Beverly Smith, Bill Bradley. SECOND ROW: Mike Sicwert, Rosalia Sessi, Bill PETE SIEWERT, Fall Prcxy 62 ,3 Hovis, Pat Harde, Cindy Puente, Mike Dittmore, Carlene Brown, Ron Gonsalves, Mr, Ralph Phelps, TUDE T GOVERNMENT Adviser. ' rwihwif V 'i RICH HAYVKINS. Spring Prexy i ':' A 9: , Dlx H nn, SPRING COUNCIL, FIRST ROW.' Beverly Schwartz, Carolyn Coman, Rosalia Sessi, Isis Almeida, 'Connie Coen, Penny Tilden, Kaytie Lawrence. SECOND ROW.' Gordon Finley, Honey TLIDE TG REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY, FIRST ROW: Craig Beckstead, Nancy Gladstein, Linda Henn, Sally Sanchez, Diane Regalia, Sue Howard, Marcia Neal, Ann Yap, Mary Ann Majore. SECOND ROW: Nadine Bowers, Pam Kard, Larry Oliver, Sue Berndt, Lester Sadler, David Dresia, Jim Nielsen. THIRD ROW: Barbara Laufer, jackie Fow- Jex, Rich Hawkins, Sandy Nelson, Mr. Ralph Phelps, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Bill Monti, Steve Monti, john Arndt, Norm Kushins, Donna Forest, Jo Ann Segale. OVERNMEN ler, Linda Winter, Bee Coldiron, Jane Schave, Bill Strider. FOURTH ROW: Joe White, Kent Woodman, Pete Siewert, Bill Monti, Kent Drietzler, jim Battaglia, Pat Wilson, Peter Marks, Bill Keller, FIFTH ROW.' Tony Pittsey, Gil Mattos, Rich Critchlow, Bill Hovis, Mike Dittmore, jack Kjellin, Dick Watson. 2-' A 'Y -ss , . rf! 1 5 I 4 'V I., ' ME B' , 5 Q . 1 I , wg 1 ' it ,. 5 'MW WYE N in -, I M f - W- fa we 'J ,ff gi ii I, 4 5- - phi, ,-41 is W DANCE COMMITTEE DANCE COMMITTEE Responsible for planning Student Body dances throughout the year are the members of the Dance Committee. The group did an exceptional job this year providing activities on the social side of high school life. RALLY COMMITTEE Rallies, rooters, buses, and school spirit in gen- eral arc the concern of the members of the Rally Committee. The committee had a busy time of it in a year that saw many championships in the Held of sports come to San Rafael High School. .q,,...:f V- 5 ,A 'X cs n 0 6-lv 55...- During the busy football season the yell leaders were Elise Herzog, Rich Locati and Cindy Puente, head yell leader. .QQ 53' f 57: Keeping up school spirit in the spring were John Castellani, Chris Godt- fredsen, Isis Almeida, head yell leader, and Jan Farnsworth. YELL LEADERS SONG LEADERS ng leaders added color to games :l worked up enthusiasm among spectators. FIRST ROW: Donna mbretti, Sue Eschen, Kaytie Law- ,ce, Willie West, Gail Southern. f COND ROW: Nancy Gladstein, salia Sessi, Sandy Gudel, Pat Harde, nna Lodge. 65 4' nr 'su-fr ' 145323, .gnlff ff .1515 V 'D Joan Rasonsky, Searchlight editor, slips a photograph into its envelope before sending it on its way to the printer, ,M QM' . .ff .Sis .,,X. i Joanne Sears, spring semester editor of the Red 'n' White, talks over a point with Janet Dobbie, fall se- mester editor. PUBLICATIONS COMBINED STAFFS, FIRST ROW: Duane Austin, Ray Nielsen, Barb Hooks, John Gustafson, Mike Ditt- more, Gary Robinson, Linda Law, Gail Southern, Joan Rasonsky, Nina Bettencourt, SECOND ROW.' Lynes Downing, John Brookman, Gary Woodall, John Arndt, Dave Gebhard, Bill Bruce, Joanne Sears, Marianne Rat- tenbury, Nancy Mentjox. THIRD ROW: Ron Sharp, 1 W l I'i...,,1-W., ,ummm Tom Rehill, Merilee Schiller, George Denison, Sandy Owen, Ruth Finnerty, Terry Krarnar, Jody Johnson. FOURTH ROIV: Mr. Curtis VVright, Adviser, Irving Blabon, Joan Hutchins, Janet Tait, Micky Griffiths, Pauline Silva, Glenda Haskell, Linda Semler, Barbara Murphy, Dianne Pennington. E N MM . A mares,-f-ew S ii li' ri n y g gi 'Z g y 4 W 'f A 'B J, 3-A 1 , t We Q' ii W ,E L f A m. . . . T ' If in-s 5 f if ,:. ,,,.. , Red 'n' White page editors put together the dummy of a forthcoming newspaper, Dianne Pennington, Joan Hutchins, Nancy Mentjox, Gail Southern. Sports staff for the Red 'n' White discuss the layout of a sports page, Bill Bruce, Mike Dittmore, and john Brookman also planned the sports section of the Search light. RED ' ' WHITE-SEARCHLIGHT TOP: Pauline Silva and Barbara Murphy engage in the painstaking task of identifying persons in Search- light photos. BOTTOM: Working on Searchlight layouts are section editors: Dianne Pennington, Nina Bettencourt, Joan Hutchins, Mike Dittmore, Janet Dobbie, Nancy Mentjox. TOP: Assistant Searchlight editors Carl Sandahl and Dianne Pennington, talk over picture possibilities for the 1957 yearbook. BOTTOM: Responsible for taking the photos used in the Red 'n' White throughout the year, and for part of those in the Searchlight are: Carl Sandahl, Gary Woodall, and Richard Paysse. 1 Q , ..,, .V, V L X I Y i Q M5511 gg 5 fi P li 3 V , a t t'z'z WF if H ' in :tlt ssti it '-:--i ,-.N Mm? V gf H V Vgli- ,V.: we 1 ,- WJ , :,,,:: 7 X Wan gig M 'i5,MA KW -......-..,..,, on-wma-mug NO ,, U.. '35 GIRLS' CABINET BOYS' BOARD OF CONTROL FIRST ROW: Judy Miran, Chris Steiger, Barbara Davenport, Honey Jex, Julie Malet, Mary Ann Majore, Bee Coldiron, Sue Bernclt, Judy Jordan, Kaytie Law- rence. SECOND ROW: Ann Porobich, Carolyn Co- man, Margi Beyer, Janet Tait, Marie Griego, Bar- bara Roche, Laurccn Beceio, Sandy Kilduff. THIRD ROW: Leslie Dewing, Bobbie Miller, Lorraine Ward, Sue Milano, Sharon Thomas, Janice Vossbrink, Phyllis Hancock, Sheila Bagshaw, Penny Tilden. FOURTH ROW: Carelle Wheeler, Sue Olson, Sue Fitzharris, Eddie Purcell, Karen Jacobsen, Barbara Nute, Jody Johnson, Mary Franzman. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Deming, Barbara Bruff, Marianne Rattenbury, Polly Oberholtzcr. Karin Olsen, Marianne Laidlaw, Mrs. Eleanor Murray, Adviser, Pat Harde, Sally Todd. .,4V'F.i FIRST ROW: Craig Beckstead, Bill Costello, Dick Walton, Al Keller, Bill Keller, Dwight Tardy. SEC- OND ROW: Jim Mclntyre, Jim McCulloch, Gene Henn, Kirby Cannon, John Hartzell, Dick Cuthbert, Alan Werner. TIIIRD ROW: Lew Lemon, Gary Penders, Richard Rowe, Ronald Strombom, Bob Brad- ford, Jon Warren, Irving Schwartz. FOURTH ROW: Lane Becker, Garret Satfield, Don Shawler, Jim MC- Nern, W'ally Weidenbcck. Q- + me ,uni 68 'W ALL AND SPRING OI FICERS, FIRST ROW: Eddy 'urcell, Spring Secrirtaryg Gordon Finley, Spring Vice-Pres- dentg Carol Bottarini, Spring Presidentg Norm Steuer, Fall Jresident. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kuehn, Fall Secretaryg Khea Pendergrass, Fall Treasurer. f S, wi ,w......A ', I Ei! fi, 1 ' ?'I7'5i 4 . . - w tf ' ' I wzltolw NV713' 2 ,X l LIFE Purcell. Carol Bottarini, Norm Steuer. SECOND ROW: MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Sheila Bagshaw, Eddy Sharon Deming, Sue Bcrndt, Rich Hawkins, Carolyn Co- man, joan Rasonsky. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The Scholarship Society, Chapter 62N of the California Scholarship Federation, began their fall semester by electing Norman Steuer president. Dur- ing the fall semester the group sold refreshments at the home football games to earn money for scholar- ships to be given to graduating seniors in the spring. At the beginning of the spring semester, Carol Bottarini was elected president. During this semester, the club conducted several annual events, including spring installation of new members, and the state C.S.F. convention at Sacramento. SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY MEMBERS in ,- .gh 6 9 fs 4 pp --Jiffy ' Strjigx ,,, M .., ,.a 1 if FALL OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Betty Haymart, president, Shirley Whitson, Yell Leader. SECOND ROW: Florine Olson, Recording Secretary, Joanne Sears, Corresponding Secretary, Connie Coen, Vice- President. if ,oii .t .. . I Li, SPRING OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Virginia Faus- night, Vice-President, Joanne Sears, Recording Secre- tary, Barb Hooks, Yell Leader. SECOND ROW: Donna Lodge, President, Pauline Silva, Treasurer, Jackie Thomas, Yell Leader, Janet Clivio, Correspond- ing Secretarv. LES CCDUTLIRIERES Les Couturieres started the year with a record dance in October, the theme of which was Fall Fan- tasyf, New members were accepted in October at the Applicants Tea, called Indian Summerf' and new members gave a Christmas party for the old mem- bers. Christmas cards were sent to all the teachers. Members saved up money for their annual ski trip in February, and held several cake sales to raise funds for this. The spring Applicants Tea was called 4'Hearts and Flowers. Members of the club were awakened early on a Saturday morning in March to attend a surprise come-as-you-are breakfast. Several days later they FIRST ROW: Maureen Corr, Jean Meserole, Barbara Hooks, Joanne Sears, Joan Hutchins, Diane Pilacelli, Jackie Thomas, Elaine Opitz. SECOND ROW: Lani Deyl, Nancy Mountjoy, Linda Wells, Sherry Strombeck, Dianne Pennington, Pat Smith, Judy Maples, Janet Tait, Janet Clivio. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Betty Ginn, Adviser, Shirley Whitson, Virginia Fausnight, Judy Rogers, Rose- held their annual Luggage Day, proceeds from which went to the treasury for the S100 scholarship to be given to a deserving senior. On March 20 they held the annual Women? Faculty Luncheon on the theme Blossom Timeff March 25 was the formal installation, when new members and officers were installed. On April 4 the new members gave a party for the old members with a l'Hobo theme. Then the old members in turn held their initiation at school by making the new members paint white lines in the parking lot. marie Grande, Donna Lodge, Pauline Silva, Betty l mart. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Marier, Carol Fritz, D Amsel, Debbie Mallon, Sandy Nelson, Janet Do' FIFTH ROW: Rosemarie Castellani, Peggy Anlde: Florine Olson, Mickie Turner, Melva Bemus, Gail Sc ern. ABSENT: Penny Burg, Pam Muse, Connie Coen. 0 A k . ,iff .f.a-mm .LS Y 'Til ' C... FALL OFFICERS: Richard Hawkins, President, Jerry Olrich, Treasurer, Rich Critchlow, Secretary. NOT PIC- TURED: Eugene Henn, Vice-President, Bill Hovis, Pepboy. SPRING OFFICERS: Al Zensius, Secretary, Olrich, Vice-President, Rich Critchlow, President, Siewert, Treasurer. SPQRTSM N RST ROW: Gary Woodall, Ray Ingram, Kirby Cannon, ROW: Mr. Vernon Klcimo, Adviser, Bill Lawrence, Pete l Ryle, Steve Marshall, Dick Locati. SECOND ROW.' Siewert, Rich Critchlow, Dick Hawkins, Mike Dittmore, in Arndt, Jim Murphy, Steve Monti, Bill Monti, Curt jim Sullivan. Jwn, Gene Henn, Dick Walton, Bill Costello. THIRD -ucv' VZ? Jerry Pete www Al. ii? .K ,, ,lu A-Mi J., if ii 47 FIRST ROW: Kathy Kuehn, Barbara Davenport, Sharon Deming, Carlene Brown, Pat Harde, Elizabeth Purcell, Isis Almeida. Rosalie Sessi, Sue Berndt, Kay- tie Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Coman, Sue Silvernale, Lynn Francisco, Sandy Lusinchi, Honey Jex, Barbara Roche, Marilyn Ferguson, Sandy Lear, Kathy Matthews, Bee Coldiron, Donna Lambretti. THIRD ROW: WVillie West, Sharon Thomas, Dot Lamperti, RAVAS To give service to the school and community, tc promote citizenship, to raise scholarship standards, ant to provide for social activities are the purposes of R: Ravas, whose name in Latin means rare birdsf' The club sponsored the annual Polio Box Luncl Auction, provided for needy families at Thanksgiving aided the Sewers, Guild, the PTA and the bond drive and gave the annual Faculty Tea. Social events included the Mid-Winter Formal, Q snow-trip, the Fair Day and the Barn Dance, Moms and Dads, Night and other affairs. FALL OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Sheila Bagshaw, Se: retary, Cindy Puente, Corresponding Secretary, Sham Thomas, Vice-President, Carolyn Coman, President. SEC OND ROW: Miss Wylma Cunningham, Adviser, Barbax Nute, Yell Leader, Elise Herzog, Treasurer, Donna Lan bretti, Yell Leader, Scotti Golsch, Reporter. SPRING OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Cindy Puente, Vic! President, Sharon Thomas, President, Janice Vossbrin Corresponding Secretary, Kaytie Lawrence, Recording Se retary. SECOND ROW: Pat Harde, Reporter, Miss Cu: ningham, Bee Coldiron, Yell Leader, Carlene Brown, Yr Leader, Willie West, Corresponding Secretary. Denise DeliEra, Sue Milano, Lorraine Ward, Margi Byers, Phyllis Hancock, Sheila Bagshaw, Jean Boileau, Scotti Golsch. FOURTH ROW: Mary Franzman, Ka- ren Jacobsen, Barbara Nute, Polly Oberholtzer, Janice Vossbrink, Cindy Puente, Jody Johnson, Chris Steiger, Miss Wylma Cunningham, Adviser. ABSENT: Rhea Pendergrass, Sheral Illingworth, Elsie Herzog. . ,,,,,,,, 31 45 'av pf- - t 72 KEY CLUB The main purpose of the Key Club is to develop initiative and leadership in its members, to provide experience in living and working together, to serve the school and community, and to prepare for useful citizen- ship. The Key Club played an important role in the activ- ities of San Rafael High. The club sold book covers at the beginning of school and sponsored the second an- nual Key Club Christmas Dance. They helped sell pea- nuts for polio, obtained new club coats, held a barbecue at Keatonls Shack, a father-and-Son Banquet, a Fac- ulty Breakfast, sold refreshments at the NBL swim meet, and sold covers for the annuals. FALL OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Duane Spencer, Secretary, Vince Mueller, President, Ernie De Graff, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Gari, Adviser, Gordon Fin- ley, Treasurer. SPRING OFFICERS, FIRST ROW.' Ron Gonsalves, Pres- ident, Jim Price, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Gari, Adviser: Les Sadler, Treasurer. ABSENT: Dave Car- bine, Vice-President. FIRST ROW: Jim Price, Les Sadler, Duane Spencer, Norm Kushins, Duane OND ROW: Gordon Finley, Mr. Robert THIRD ROW: Kent Dreitzler, Sheldon Doug Finley, Austin. SEC- Cari, Adviser. Barrett, john Hartzell, Dave Carbine, Ron Gonsalves, Vince Mueller, m lc. K J. ay sf iw I , . ,,wim, 1 up ff' - s Bill Bruce, Fred Costello. FOURTH ROW: Ernie De Graff, Brad Hardin, Bill Hastings, Fred Costello, Pete Bach, Rich Cuthbert, Craig Beckstead, Dale Aman, Dwight Tardy, Bill Held. 73 3,--ei 1522 FALL OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Carelle Wheeler, Corresponding Secretaryg Sue Olson, Recording Secre- tary. SECOND ROW: Joyce Farnsworth, Treasurer, Carolyn Wagy, President, Mary Joan Wanlass, Histor- ian. SPRING OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Sara-Sue Price, Treasurer, Donna Blackwell, Yell Leader, Merilee Schil- ler, Historian. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bruff, Presi- dent, Sue Olson, Corresponding Secretary, Mary Joan Wanlass, Vice-President. SIGMA RHO To provide fun and entertainment for members, and to give help and service to the school and community are the two purposes of Sigma Rho. In carrying out these functions, the following social events marked the 1956-57 school year for the club members: Club dinner in November, New Members' Tea, Down on the Farm ,H Spring Formal, Winter Wonderlandf, in conjunction with Ra Ravas and Les Couts, January 19, Ski Trip to Beacon Hill with Les Couts, February 8-10, Installation of new mem- bers and officers' party, February 275 New Members' Tea, 'LCupid,s Capersf' February 155 backwards pro- gressive dinner, March 27. In carrying out its program of service the group assisted with the school sweater sale during the foot- ball seasong aided thc Peanuts for Polio Drive, in which S50 was collected, sent get well and condol- ence cards to people ill or suffering a loss in the family. FIRST ROW: Audrey Zappella, Mary Joan Wanlass, Nina Partain, Judy Hutchison, Judy Shawler, Carelle Wheeler. Grace Soldavini. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bruff, Donna Blackwell, Sara Sue Price, Betty Biederman, Miss Caroll Dana, Adviser, Pearl Ford. THIRD ROW: Je Krantz, Janet Eklund, Johanna Koehler, Nyla Knu Carolyn Wagy, Joyce Farnsworth, Sue Olson, M1 Schiller. , J .A 'H' HF FALL OFFICERS: George Denison, Secretary: Jerry SPRING OFFICERS: Jerry Millsap, Vice-President Millsap, Vice-Presidentg Bob Broadhead, Presidentg Dana Reagan, Treasurer: Bob Broadhead, President Dana Reagan, Treasurer. George Denison, Secretary. RST ROW: Sam Froese, Jimmy Johnson, George Deni- THIRD ROW: Dave Bosch, Bob Coleman, Bob Broad- 1, Greg Von Buchau, Dana Reagan, Ted Zink. SEC- head, Charles Castro, Larry Sanchez, Larry Grubert, Scott VD ROW: Ron Johnson, Mr. Ralph Phelps, Adviser. Deming. Q. ,ik 1, 0 33,1 2 J c iffy yy-OMF' ' if i f t gi :V Y x, A fs , IIRSY ROII Anna Young, 'Io Anne Ingram, Rose- marie Grande Lynn Francisco. SECOND ROW.' Donna Lod f Janet Clivio, Connie Coen, Sandra Peters, Betty Winford, Bee Coldiron, am0W il 'Q G. R. A. The main purpose of the Girls' Recreation Associa tion is to provide activities, both at noon and afte school, for all the girls in the school, particularly sport activities. It also provides noontime recreation for al SRHS students. During the year the organization held a Dad anc Daughter's Night, sponsored after-school activities sucl as track meets and swim meets for girls, and bowling for girls. Members sold pennants and GRA sweatshirts. The program of noontime recreation includef movies, tennis, a golf tournament, volleyball, baseball and swimming, as well as less active games. OFFICERS FALL G? SPRING OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: Janet Clivim Jo Anne Ingram, Gail Southern. SECOND ROW.' Donn Lodge, Connie Coen, Diane Pennington, Pam Kard, Sancl Gudel. ABSENT: Eddy Purcell. NOON RECREATION FIRST ROW: Doug Oliver, Rosemary Grande, Jo An Ingram. SECOND ROW: Barbara Roche, Gail Southeri Larry Oliver. ABSENT: Sharon Thomas. G. R. A. COUNCIL Pam Kard. THIRD ROW: Polly Oberholtzer, Carolyn Cornan, Chris Godtfredsen, Penny Tilden, Elizabeth Purcell, Marianne Rattenbury, Lorraine Ward, Miss Margaret Tate, Adviser. AQUATIC CLUB Under the Big Top' was the title of the 1957 Aquaeade. the water show given annually by the Aquatic Cluh. ABOVE, FIRST ROW: Chris Godtfred- sen, Barbara Siniontaeehi. Linda Warren, Ann Royle, Linda Cruinley. Patty Balieoek, Cathy Pureell, Bonnie Burton. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kuehn. Sue Williams, Rhea Pendergrass. Donna Allen, Sandy Lusinchi, Con- nie Harnell. Barbara Nute. Terry Krainar. THIRD ROW: Sue Milano. Cindy Puente, Barhara Roche, Pat Harde, Isis Almeida. Janiee Yosshrinli, Kaytie Law- rence, Eddie Purrell. Betty Hayxnart. IVOIIRTII ROW: Connie Coen. Chris Steiger, Carol Peters. Polly Ober- holtzer. Penny Tilden. Sue Fitzharris. Sandy Lear, Pam Kard, Carlene Brown, Julie Malet, Miss Margaret Tate, f . 5---A' ' , ,I iq .ll . z'gi if , I 94' as GIRLS' TUMBLING CLUB New this year is the Girls! Tumbling Club, organized to give girls training in tumbling and performing on the trampoline. BELOW, FIRST ROW: Pearl Ford, Deanne Sehlee. Beth Howell. Sandy Meadows, Karen U'Brien, Kathy hletzler. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sylvia Smith. Adviser, Betty Hastings, Karen Wloodnian, Pat lVIeCallum. Lana Tillett, Rohhie Youngs. lyfary Peters, Pat Howard. TIIIRD ROW: Johanna Koehler, Julie Nfalet, Carolyn Lear. Donna Fryer, hlerilee Schiller, Joyce Farnsworth, Karen Vincent. Adviser. I F ll rf B uw. il W Q W, Ly. FIRST ROW: Allan Thomas, Gary Robinson, Rich Rowe, John Arndt, Peter Marks, Lester Sadler. SECOND ROW: Mike Weber, Mike Geister, Steve Monti, Bill Monti, Mike Watters, Jack Keating, Bob Brown. THIRD ROW: Bob Taylor, Al Lam- perti, Gary Woodall, Jack Crowell, Phil Michaels, is-fx wf fiyi A V gf- , ..,gs,w-' 1 iii i i Li' jj tt: I . , 5. .sew ew-mf 9 ' kiwi? si g? x W w W far ' 2 P V it f 255 A My fm. tt 4- :gf plies, fs WJ W i, is K anti f 5 ,Z f 1 3 be was .f i ii H W. 45,2 is Pete Siewert, Gordon McCloskey, Mr. Ang Colombo, Adviser. FOURTH ROW: Ron Simmons, Dick Loc- ati, Larry Soldavini, Burt Kirchner, Mike Dittmore, Rich Untermann, Craig Weeks, Bill Erdman, John Holloway. BLOCK SR Block Sr was reorganized this year after being almost out of existence for many terms. The new adviser is Mr. Ang Colombo, and under his leadership the club is gaining membership prestige. Fall president was Gordon McCloskey. While he was in oflice, a new constitution was drawn up and a committee was also set up to regulate the awarding of blocks in all sports at SRHS. John Arndt followed him as president. Under his leadership were held the Varsity-Faculty basketball games in March. The club planned a dinner in May. MINOR SPORTS CARNIVAL Dave Williams presses the bar bell at the Minor Sports Carni- val, sponsored annually by the Tumbling Club. Sailing over the parallel bars in a tumbling demonstration at the Minor Sports Carnival is Bill Knopf. TUMBLI G LLIB The big activity of the year for the Tumbling Club is the Minor Sports Carnival, a public presen- tation of tumbling, wrestling, boxing, and other athletic events, for which members prepare for weeks in advance. Bigger than ever this year, the show attracted the largest crowd in its history. The club is under the direction of Fred Hines, boys' P.E. teacher. Bill Monti hoists Rich Hawkins in a Minor Sports Carni- val act. Up and over! Jon Warren clears the barrier in a tumbling act. FIRST ROW.' Mr. Fred Hines, adviser, Danny Miller, Mark Beyer, jim Finsley, John Immel, Pete Stokeley, Jim Purvis, John Hendricks. SECOND ROW.' Mike Geister, Gordon Finley, Tom Brown, Al Lamperti, Bob Youngs, Veil Andersen, Bill Knopf, Tom Cook. THIRD ROW: Lane Becker, Richard Hawkins, Larry Oliver, John Holl- Jway, Trevor Thomas, Pete Dawson, Bob Carrol. FOURTH QOW: Dave Brusati, Allen Thomas, Steve Monti, Bill Vfonti, Kirby Cannon. -59' fw- if 1 iii.. I ffqfF5Qll . ..am. f 4, 4 is 'V' V' lil A-J .P , I QC' SCHOOL SECRETARIES FIRST ROW: B. Hayinart, K. Lawrence, B. Coldiron, P. Azevedo. P. Conti, C. Doty, VViedenbcck. SECOND ROW: F. VVz1ltcrs, C. Gritz, P. Anderson, R. Castellani. C. Boe, D. Lainperti, Miss Stoerkel, Adviser, B. Temple- ton. S. Rattenbury, Tait. ABSENT: M. Bemus, H. Brenner, P. Smith, N. Hoy, G. Saam. LIBRARIANS S. Kilduff, M. Schiller, S. ROW: K. Mubie, D. Han- J. Farnsworth, F. Cooper, R. Van Dalcn. THIRD ROW: G. Perry. M. Broadhead, J. Hagain, B. Olson, D, Wlingate, E. Mott, Mrs. Gladys Geurhart. Adviser. ABSENT: G. Bettcncourt, J. Bceker, S. Talbot. FIRST ROW: C. Purrcll, Price, B. Bruff. SECOND rock, B. Gnoss, R. Zunino, 80 BANK STAFF FIRST ROW: Connie Coen, Diane Pennington, joan Rason- sky, Mr. Bill Rinaldi, Adviser, SECOND ROW: Sue Milano, Shirley Simas, Betty Haymart. CLASS COLLECTORS FIRST ROW: D. Lamperti, B. Miller, A. Young, R, Fin- nerty, R. Grande, J. Wilder, N. Tillinghost, D. Regalia SECOND ROW: C. Purcell, S. Gudcl, B. Hovis, D. Zappettini, L. Ghilotti, J. Segale, D. Ruoff. THIRD ROW: M. Parker, M. Thomas, B, Coldiron, C. Coinan, N. Glad- stein, C. Burns, C. Godtfredsen, B. Murphy, B. Gudget FOURTH ROW: Mr. William Rinaldi, Adviser, M. Laid- law, R. Castellani. J. Malet, N. Steuer, F. Gray, J. Nicks L. Palmer. M. Matson. AUDIO-VISUAL FIRST ROW: Robert Compere, Richard Reynolds, Bob Goman, Gziry Morris. Miss Marie Woelfl, Adviser. SEC- OND ROW: Scott Deming, Lane Becker, Bob Moore. THIRD ROW: Orland Hulbert, Charlie Castro, Bill Go- telli, Mickey Griffiths, Andy Campbell. MATH CLUB FIRST ROW: Bill Strider, Fred Costello, Duane Spencer, Bill Hastings, Jim Price. SECOND ROW.' Donna Dietrich Ann Royle, Barbara Baken, Chris Steiger, Judy Lawrence Bonnzl Fryer, Karen Kollqziurd, THIRD ROW: Bill Erd- man, Jim Mclntyre, Kathy Metzler. Karen O'Brien, Ernie Dc-Graff, Bob Zunino. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Paul Woelz, Adviser, Dan Moore, Knut Dale, Peter Bach, Richard Thomson, Irving Schwartz. 1 3 E DUKES GF MARIN FIRST ROW: Bud Parish, Armand Parcher, Bill Watson, Don Olson, Ron Mellor. SECOND ROW.' Terry Mill- sap, Tom Brown. Tom Alderman, Ed Parish, Mr. Bob Fritz, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Chester Churchill, Roy Sabraw, Joaquin Gallardo. Andy Campbell. RADIO BROADCASTING CLUB FIRST ROW.' Connie Doty, Phyllis Azevedo, Carol Boehm, Irene Obolsky, Diane Pettijohn. SECOND ROW: Ray Nielsen. Gary Penders, George Denison. Ron Westlund, John Gustafson. Q E LQ.:-si umm. ALPHA KAPPA FIRST ROW: Marylee Butler, Cathy Purcell, Sharon Deming, Barbara Tracger, Carelle Wheeler, Patsy Woelz. SECOND ROW: Lynn Bowers, Judy Shawler, Marsha Phillips, Diane Ritchy, Caroline Payne. Judy Hutchison, Sue Olson, Mary Joan Wanlass, Mrs. Louise Lewis, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Dale Hancock, Bill Gnoss, Richard Rus- sell, Kathy Matthews, Linda Semler, Merilee Schiller, Irving Blabon, Ron Olsen, Barbara Brulf. PRO RE NATA FIRST ROW: Marcia Brookover. Linda Bottoms, Judy Jordan, Donna Fryer, Linda Crumley, Mary Muholland, Joyce Arrington. Margaret Staunrh. SECOND ROW: Cathie Metzler, Karen O'Brien, Pam Scott, Rita Hurley, Denise Del'Era, Barb Sulzer, Linda Netboy, Judy Larsen. THIRD ROW: Judy Lawrence, Karin Olsen, Marianne Laidlaw, Garda Stephenson, Anna Marie Dale, Marilyn Beccio, Lynn Hogue. FOURTH ROW: Miss Katherine Tasker, Adviser, Jill Sigler, Barbara Rudnick, Rhea Pendergrass, Bonnie Burton, Carolyn Nelson, Laureen Bec- c10. LAMBDA KAPPA FIRST ROW: Sandy Meadows, Louise McFarlane, San- dra Kilduff, Sara-Sue Price, Ethel Moore, Becky Van Dalen. SECOND ROW: Sue Ann Stickle, Connie Farns- worth, Barbara Olsen, Pearl Ford, Grace Soldavini, Doro- thy Silva, Mary Jane Tacchi, Janet Eklund. THIRD ROW: Susan Steinmetz, Gloria Perry, Pat Kirwin, Flo- rence Jordan, Alice Maiolini, Mickie Scotto, Joyce Farns- worth, Mrs. Gladys Gearhart, Adviser. PHYSIOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: Nicole Turner, Jim McCulloch, Yvonne Kearsley, Dale Hancock, Kathy Dietrich, Mr. Homer Hilde- brant, Adviser, SECOND ROW: Diane Pettijohn, Richard Zunino, Karin Olsen, John Gustafson, Becky Van Dalen, Grace Soldavini. CAMERA CLUB FIRST ROIV: Jerome Mayer, Dean Swanson, Duane Austin. Curl Sanclahl. Richard Paysse, Fred Gray, Ro- bert Hamstrzi, SECOND ROW: Mr. Aura Estes, Adviser, Earl Martinelli, Noel Turner, John Bagshaw, Robert Krantz, Norm Steuer, Tony Mindling, Jasper Winnie. ABSENT: Gary Woodall. STAMP AND COIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Tom Sehulz. SECOND ROW.' John Gustaf- son. Cliff Hull. Ray Nielsen. Bob Theile, Fred Gray, Dal- las Dixon. THIRD ROW: Irving Blabon, Richard Mc- Ginnis. Knute Dale, Dean Swanson, Bob McCamm0n, Garrett Satfield, Mrs, Louise Lewis, Adviser. CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW: Dean Swanson, Duane Austin, Gary Pend- ers, Fred Gray. SECOND ROW: Mr. James Gulick, Adviser, Knute Dale, Bill Fletcher, Bill McCammon, Torstein Dale. RIFLE CLUB FIRST ROIV: Earl Martinelli, Robert Compere, Jerry Mayer. Mr. Bob Agnew. Adviser, SECOND ROW: Bill Tiiniiier, Bill Erdman. MODEL RAILRCAD CLUB FIRST ROW: Tom McFarland, Fred Gray, John Tac- houet. Ron Buckwalter. Ron Westlund. SECOND ROW: Bob Carroll, Steve Williams, Rawles Norris, Bill Timmer. ABSENT: Mr. Fred Hines, adviser. ...pg auxin, Q 'F' W 'Hr 2 ' .As-ffi A Q QI it il ,M 'ann it ,V t . J--.pf CN m M .Www K F712 , . of 1 . Y M ,af K is-:fr Q it-1 jun-Q 5 in ,, G: 501' R. N 1, i 9fff '? izf IRT 'fa W. 3 ww. f , KIT? if Nxmf I 54, I JUNIOR STATESMEN FIRST ROW: Riehnrd McGinnis, Bill Wilson, Vince Mueller. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Esther Arrasrnith, Adviser, john Gustafson, Tom Sehulz, Calvin White, Dorallen Mueller. ABSENT: Bob Walker. WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB FIRST ROW: Richard McGinnis, John Gustafson, Beth Howell, Rzny Nielsen, Dean Swanson, SECOND ROW: Corelle Wheeler, Miss Beatrice Bolton, Adviser, Fred Gray, Sue Olson. Barbara Brufl. Gary Penclers, Sandra Kildufl, Jeanne Krantz. ABSENT: Bill VVilson. Orville Grimes. Lee Enemark, Barbara Avery. SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROI1': Duane Austin, .lim VVilliz11ns, Peter Slokely, Fred Gray. SECOND ROW: David Dresia. Bob Thomp- son, Ernest Dl'clF21IIk, Carol Bottarini. Rich Thompson. Barbara 'l'r2xeger, SValt Colson, Norm Steuer. THIRD ROW: VVilIiz1m Dresiu. Adviser, Torstein Dale, Fred Gos- tello, Pete Bach. Bill Hastings. Jim Price. Dan Moore. NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Richard Truesdell, Mary Humphries, Cal- vin Wlhite, 'lied Schmidt. SECOND ROII'.' John Gustaf- son. Richard McGinnis. Dean Swanson, Bob McGammon. and Mrs. Lf-ora Thomas, adviser. ABSENT: Bob Walker. Bill Wilson. '-M af , N ., Y Y '::: an 7 li E. 4 H . 3, 1, V, 7 W 7 1 .2-I g Jw ii i '7 wi J , ., A f A M W 1w,'ijjX:g?h -K 'ann jaw. . jg ia..w Mw M: ASM fi F R . y m A. I, ,W S he eoy ii ',E V B' X 'lk mf is ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Jody Johnson, Gordon Finley, Gail Southern, Ron Gonsalvcs, Margi Beyer. SECOND ROW: John Hzirtzcll, Gcnc Hcnn, Dick Walton. J STAGE CREW FIRST ROW: Ron Morcci, Ron Olson, Don Jackson, Kon Phelps, Bill Russo. SECOND ROW: Rich Rus- sell, John Pereira, Bob Ponzini, Bob Moore, Ron Mel- lor. y B T ig? W S Mm T ' 8 1 Q Q .ee, , i ' l: ' X S :..2,i 'i H T ITZ' 4215 ' 5 oo eioo T B ll M I AVAVV N . iid? K .,.. 3 1 A .. 9 M9116 Q KI' I 1515 vw U , Night und Ugly nurubvr fl,'HlU1'Cd 1 trlpls' ll'lO ofcl:n11c'c'rs, Going thc- XYYOIIQ xvllf' on Z1 Um'- XY:1y Strom-I. uni I L, r , X -Y , RIETIES Thrc-1' Littlm- Nlfxinls from School-f The k'Mikz1nlo', sc-qucnrc. HL Four IIlLlSl1ll'hiU'd gvnts In Littlm- L' 1 Spanish 'l'own. OF I957 Live portraits were part of the Rosa- lie scqucnve. an I' Liv:-linvss was thx' kc-ynotc of thc' Roc'k 'n' Roll sequvncc. TIN Vagabond King had medic ml Ifrzincv as its setting. 'L.Xnything flow prvsvntcd Il lim of rhorim-s. wwsmz-1 fe. -'fi ,Q as le- 1-1 ,-,M -rf Os 85... ,ggi li ' z , IFJ .ff ef. ,ts 'mi Aw H W , 1 MIXED CHORUS GIRLS' GLEE FIRST ROW: Ethel Moore, Pat Prince, Carol Duvall, Anita Johnson, Helen Froese, Bonni McVerry, Maria Estaban, Sandy Gawith. SECOND ROlV: Janet Dotto, Karen Williams, Mara Southern, Sandy Gilman, Doral- len Mueller, Pat MCCallum, Laura Meclieros, Veronica Gardoza, Janet Donnell, Pamela Sheffield. THIRD ROW: Brent Marshall, Mike Rader, Terry Forsythe, Bob Carrol, Richard Brown, Bill Watson, Ruth Gay, Mr. Byron jones, instructor. , ii Q ,5 Wa ' 129 90 any 159 FIRST ROW: Betty Rogers, Kathleen Stueky, Phyl- lis Azeveclo, jean Thorman, Mary Jo Hendrickson, Rosemary Obeido, Jean McCulloch. SECOND ROW: Debby Mallon, lleddy Grover, Kathryn Goff, Glori- anne Grande, Carol lVaite, Georgette Gray, Lorraine Koeh, Kay Donovan. THIRD ROW: Sharon Huntley, Barbara Nic-cl, Carolyn Nelson, Patty Patterson, Janet Bernard, jill Sieler, Connie Doty, Alice Snodgrass. FOURTH ROW: Diane Pettijohn, Janet Eklund, Sue Stiekle, Connie Farnsworth, Karen Vincent, Pat Wleeks, Donna Forest, Laverne Brazda, Mr. Byron jones, instructor. aa' -1 , fw- A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW: Judy Jordan, Audrey Zapella, Grace Solela- vini, Diane Pilar:-Ili, Joanne Ingram, Rosemarie Grande, Gail Southern. lsis Alrneicla. Penny Jaeolasen, Rosalia Sessi, Joanne Nirlirlirii. SECOND ROl1 : Mr. Byron Jones, instructor. Nicole Turner, Lani Dcyl, Sue Milano, Mary Keller, Eddie Purcell, Mary Ann Majore, Elaine Hill, Janice Bcekcr. Mirkey Turner, lllorinr: Olson, Sharon Dunphy. THIRD ICOIV: Penny Tilclcn. Karen Jacobsen, Lincla llanr-y. Donna Blackwell. Jane Sellave, Marie Griego Pam Muse. lNIzu'Qie Keller. Shirley Strom, Linda Robfrllo. FOURTH ROW: George Denison, Steve Marshall, Ray Inurrun. John Allair. Rich Rows-, Carolyn Wlagy, Fay VVal- ters. Janirc VVieclvnl1ec'k, l Il TH HOW: Jan Farnsworth, Fred Costello, Roy Sabraw, Norman Price, Bill Fletcher, Jim MrNc'rn. Mike W'i1ttf'rs, Russ Botlini, Al Griego, Kevin Brooks, SIXTH ROW: Steve Breucr, Jaek Keating, Ron Frm-clnlel, Chuck Ward, Gary Trcnchard, David Car- bine, Curt Brown. Torn Ingram, Dana Reagan, Steve Barkliurst. Teil Zink. QRCHESTR F7 FS 'UZ S Q Z V' ima 'iss Q1 ,Mi Y, 'VRF 'frm 'B If 3,69 DANCE BAND Thu DLlIll'l' Band furnisllc-cl IllLlSlC ut SC'Yf'l'i1l sfhool clunvcs during thc j'C'2lI', l 1R.S'T ROIVJ Clllristinfr Stci- gvr, Donna Dim-trirll. Cary Wzmstull. Duuns- Spcnvvr, Dorzxllvn Mum-llvr. SECOND ROW: Loc Fullerton. Sha-lclon Bzwhus, Bob Thompscm. l'c,-lor Buch. Earnest CONCERT BAND PEP BAND lnv rvp band nuulc- lznithful appz-arzmccs :xt mllivs mtl lmskl-tlmglll gaunvs. FIRST ROIV: Rim-han-d NIc'Gin- nis. Duunl' Austin. Frccl Gray, SECOND ROIV: John 'll2ll'l'IOl1t'l. Dnn Moors. Lvl' Fllllcrton, Q . 7 gl. ENV.- A - Mnjorcttvs nncl Convert Band IIl0IIllli'I'S pl'I'f0I'Ill :lt lhvlr public' a'onc'vrt. The lmncl also took part in thv annual Musir' Fc'stix'nl of San Rznfzu-l Schools. lllnnlg .g 41 ,gi fa, fl dx 'X W-W9 FIRST ROW: Eddie Purcell, Joanne Ingram, Rose- Fullerton, Lance Moran, Sheldon Baehus, George Deni- marie Grande, Glorianne Grande, Joyce Hampton, Debbie Mallon, Judy Curry. SECOND ROW: Lee The Music Society consists of two represent- atives from each of the seven music classes which comprise the Music Department. Among the events of their agenda this year were the Christ- mas Concert and the annual Variety Show. The TOP: The opening sequence of Varieties son, Carol Burns, Barbara Baken. USIC SOCIETY main function of the organization, however, is to discuss problems of the different music classes. The Music Society is the governing body high school's Music Department. of '57f' BOTTOM: Don't Fence Me In. . , ,J isa... , if .T 94 of the Q pr: ig in U ,QWIIAIL wwf 'rf ff A Y fit gmiiiivil , Bun 'h ' ' i..K'.4, :Q Y iz ' Q 5 K f LLM ,V ' .Xl.m fww--'lf 2, - v - T 'l 02 a. just ' A, ,, , f . ,L.k, 1. A' i , ff K ,, K,,f L -1+,.3g J M - 3 ,. ff ' 2 M, ff, , , A - yy.. ,, . N - ' 7 X '- w m m m ,J W W 54' 'f k . I ,A K 5 'HW RAY Lfrrws ' M4 ffm x i V 7 i k W 'Lk 7' 'Y ' 1' 1' . 4 '. ' ' 3 K5 x I X1 mm 5.125 an QQ? if If N1ik1-XN.x11:-1'- .IimSul11w Q 'iKr A V me 6 S: 1 591' A B11 ww in l IN x4 S no ,jk s Aw-A 'S l 5 AN' U -,. 1 Mtn -if Q. ,f FIRST ROW: Bill Ryle, Larry Wells, Ray Crews, Jerry Olrich, Steve Marshall, Chuck Ward, Bob Tay- lor, Bill Lawrence, Dana Reagan. SECOND ROW: Dan Callahan. Jon Winters, Bill Monti, Larry Ghi- lotti, Ron Eckman, Rich Critchlow, Bill Hovis, Russ Bottini, Dave Bartlett. THIRD ROW: Mike Watters, Gary Woodall, Dave Carbine, john Castellani, Curt Brown, Mr. Jack Sims, coach. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Paul Miller, coach, Al Zensius, Jim Murphy, Norm Steuer, Tom Brown, Bob Youngs, Vince Muel- ler, Al Lamperti. ARSITY FGOTBALL When the final gun sounded and thc 1956 foot- ball season was over, the San Rafael Bulldogs had finished the most successful season in the history of the school. With Coach Paul Miller at the helm and Jack Sims, Bill Nave and Rich Nave assisting, this team rolled off eight straight wins for the season. They garnered eleven straight wins over a two-year span. Bill Monti finds the going rough as he meets two defenders. Coach Miller predicted the varsity could go as far as they wished. They were picked as one of the football powers in Northern California. The team, loaded with hustle and desire, worked as a unit and rolled past every obstacle in their path They ran hard, tackled low, hustled throughout a fine season, and made a record for future teams tc aim for. Chuck Ward 1253 clicks off a long gain before being stopped. 98 I Steve Marshall hits left tackle for five yards against San Rafael tacklers bring down a. Tam ball carrier Tamalpais. The Bulldogs won the game, 18-2. in a game which found the Indians nearly blanked ALL-LEAGUE PLAYERS I956 SCHEDULE FIRST TEAM St. Vincents QVallejoj 2 San Rafeal Mike Watters, End Marin Catholic ...... 7 San Rafael Dan Callahan: Tagklg Drake ........ . . . 0 San Rafael Allan Zcnsius, Guard Healdsburg . . . . . . 6 San Rafeal Bill Monti, Back Tamalpais .... . . . 2 San Rafael SECOND TEAM Sonoma .... . . . 0 San Rafael Bill Hovis, End Petaluma . . . . . . O San Rafael Bob Youngs, Center Analy .... . . . 0 San Rafael Rich Critchlow, Back Curt Brown, Tackle HONORABLE MENTION Jim Murphy, Tackle Steve Marshall, Back Chuck Ward, Back ALL-COUNTY PLAYERS FIRST TEAM Mike Watters, Ena' Dan Callahan, End Allan Zensius, Tackle Curt Brown, Tackle Bill Monti, Back HONORABLE MENTION Steve Marshall, Back Mike Watters, fabulous End, was awarded many honors this year. Besides making the All-League and All-County teams, he was named Prep-of-the-Week, Marin County Lineman-of-the-Year, and was selected to the All-Northern California team, and to the Prep All-American team. As a result of the latter honor he will play in the annual North-South game in Los Angeles in August. 99 FIRST ROW: Rich Nave, Coach, Bill Craig, Clayton Brigham. THIRD ROW: Coach Paul A. Miller Den Classen, Mike Geister, Mike Rader, Rich Rowe, Jon nis Daily, Frank Schreiber, Bill Fletcher, Jerry Eck Warren, Mike Curry, Dave Moyer, Steve Barkhurst, Al Lamperti. SECOND ROW: Pete Lind, Tomy Pittsey, Cole, Jim Tappero, Joaquin Gallardo, Gary Bob Brown, Gary Olson, Tom Hurwitz, Tom Richard Conners, Ron Snidow. man, Tom Ingram, Ron Simmons, Bill Bradley Bill Erdman, Glenn Gilman. Bill Bruce, Gary Hoffman Coach jack Sims. ABSENT: Bill Nave, Coach and JU ICR VARSITY FOQTB LL Under the guidance of Bill 'Nave, San Rafael's junior varsity romped to its second straight un- defeated season. Over the two year span they have won seven games and tied one. This yearfs team turned in wins over Marin Catho- lic, Drake, Tamalpais and Petaluma. The squad consisted mostly of boys who made up San Rafael's undefeated freshman team the year before. Coach Nave said before the season he expected to win several, but emphasized the fact most of future San Rafael varsity teams. 1956 SCHEDULE Marin Catholic .... 0 San Drake ........ . . . O San Tamalpais . . . . . . 8 San Petaluma ......... 0 San The marching band and the majorettes are Z1 blur of action as they perform at one the night football games. the team was inexperienced and would make mls takes. But, by the end of the season they were a strong and experienced team, with a lot of talent for Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael of gs E5 like FIRST ROW: Richard Brown, Ron Buzzard, Bill Cain, Tom Wyatt, Denny Miller, Frank Gallardo, Dick Holloway, Bruce Robertson. SECOND ROW: Jerry Forkner, James Battaglia, Kent Francisco, Travis Key, Denny Untermann, Mike Siewert, Bob Luchini, Dean Steuer, John Cuthbert, Carl llofliman. THIRD ROW: Ron Rosa, Jeff Warner. Sam Ulrich, John Ward, Marty Comnn, Don Caplin, George Powers, Joe Canon, Rich Yeager, Doug Oliver, Rich Nuve, Coach. FOURTH ROW: Dick Johnson, Ken Carmine, Bill Knopf. FROSH FOCDTB LL Just after school opened last fall, over thirty young ind inexperienced freshmen reported to the football Held. Coach Rich Nave worked faithfully, the boys co- Jperated. and after the smoke cleared, San Rafaells 'reshman team had finished in second place in the flounty League with a record of four wins and :wo losses. l carrier didn't go far-San Rafael conquered Marin tholic 22-0. Q This was only the second freshman team in the history of San Rafael, but it is evident that these boys have lots of talent for future varsity teams. With the training and experience they received this year, many will make the varsity next season, and others will go to the junior varsity. Carnine packs the hall for a gain in the game against Marin Catholic. A A t v - Q' 'Q 5 lr' 'ajifi T 'ii-l -2'r '-' .gf-we--...Frs, an T - ga-ii f -.. A . 5' W' .i t tl' --...,-,.. up X , . H Q X. E , ,W FIRST ROW: Phil Michael, Torstein Dale, Dale Aman, Kirby Cannon, Bill Monti, Dan Callahan, Jack Keating, Allan Johnson. SECOND ROW: Coach VARSITY B As basketball practice began, prospects looked rather dismal, for Coach Angelo Colombo had few returning veterans and comparatively no height. The practice games made things look even worse, for the squad lost the majority of them, but by the time the league season began they were beginning to sharpen up, and Mr. Colombo's hopes were raised. The Bull- dogs' first game saw them going down to defeat to a much taller Petaluma quint 44-35. However, Ray Crews came into his own by scoring 19 points. The Bulldogs caught fire after that and won three straight over Healdsburg, Sonoma, and Analy. The Ang Colombo, Steve Monti, Dick Hawkins, Rich Critch- low, Ray Crews, Steve Marshall, Gordon McCloskey, Larry Soldavini, Lance Moran. ASKETBALL Bulldogs still had hopes for a championship, but once again Petaluma nipped San Rafael in the clos- ing minutes. They came back, however, to win their next one over Healdsburg 40-38. Sonoma pulled an upset over the Bulldogs 56-42, but San Rafael ended their sea- son on a note of success, defeating Analy. Much credit is due to Coach Colombo and to Bill Monti, Ray Crews, Steve Monti, Rich Hawkins, and Dan Callahan and the rest of the team for turning in such a successful season against almost overwhelming odds. Dale 1415, Monti Q42j, McClosky Monti goes up high for rebound, Mike Curry of the B squad goes f52l await rebound in Tam game. but Drake's center snares it. for rebound against Drake. a S Tiff ,mp H 5 . ., QL X FIRST ROW: Dave Zappettini, John Arndt, Brent Marshall, John Holloway, Terry Tevis Bill Knopf. SECOND ROW: jim Battaglia, Mike Curry, Chuck Ward, John Blomquist Mike Radar, Coach Jim Alogedelis. ABSENT: Mike Dittmore. B BASKETBALL C BASKETBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE LEAGUE SCHEDULE Petaluma ........ 33 San Rafael Analy .. San Rafael I-Iealdsburg ....... 38 San Rafael Sonoma .... . . . San Rafael Sonoma .... .... 3 3 San Rafael Healdsburg San Rafael Analy .... .... 2 3 San Rafael Sonoma . . . . . . San Rafael Petaluma . . . .... 22 San Rafael Analy ...... . . . San Rafael I-Iealdsburg ....... 46 San Rafael Healdsburg San Rafael Sonoma .... .... 3 4 San Rafael Analy .. .... 25 San Rafael FIRST ROW: Larry Purcell, Tom Cook, Les Sadler, Jim Purvis, Bill Smartt. SECOND ROW: Andy Caton, Dennis Aman, Mike Ryan, Bill Kossow, Doug Klyse, Alan Thomas Coach Win Shoemaker. sr 3 r irr if :ff FIRST ROW Ed Reyes Jim Parker Dave Zappettini, Soldavini, Jerry Smith, Art Watkins Bob Taylor Al Lam Ray Crews Charles Ward B111 Lawrence John Spadoni. perti, Gary Robinson, Tom Gunter manager ABSENT SECOND ROW Coach Jack Sims Paul Becker, Larry Kenneth Soldavini, Jim Sullivan. AR ITY BASEBALL .. ..... .5 Washington Vallejo ..... . . 10 Napa ....... . . 15 St. Ignatius . . . . 3 Analy ...... . . 3 Drake .... . . 4- Napa ....... . . 3 Healdsburg . . . . 3 Tam ........ . . 2 Sacred Heart . . . . 19 Sonoma .... . . 6 Tam .... . 1 RAY CREWS ART WATKINS Third Base Pitcher V4 1 4, i?' San San San San San San San San San San San San Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael Rafael Lawrence tags Spadoni on a prac slide. mf! - 1. if f -- 1 - WM if f 1' V A . ' ' -Qs iff f' . fag 3 . FIRST ROW: Joe Cannon, Bob Brown, Jerry Eckman, Mike Curry, Jim McIntyre, Dave Moyer, Tim Hines, Bob Dave Elmore, Hubert Holzapfel, Rich Martin, Larry Youngs, John Arndt, Phil Michael, Coach Paul Miller. Garatti, Gary Olsen. SECOND ROW: Bernie Pillus, JUNIOR VARSITY In the Hrst year of its organization the junior varsity had a current 1-0 league record and an over- all 2-3 won-loss record at deadline time for the Searchlight. The starting lineup includes: first base, Larry Garatti, second base, John Arndt, third base, Rich Martin, shortstop, Russ Bottini, left Held, Bernie Pillus, center field, Bob Youngs, right field, Dave Moyer, catcher, Mike Curry 5 and pitchers, Tom In- gram and Rich Turner. The team is coached by veteran Paul Miller. The purpose of the team is to give players expe- rience for future varsity teams, since all the players are either sophomores or juniors. FRCDSH BASEBALL The first freshman baseball squad in the history of San Rafael was organized by Coach Dewey Fink. Mr. Fink was quick to realize that there was much talent in the squad. The boys had had years of expe- rience playing in the Little League and the Pony League, and they brought this knowledge and skill with them. Despite a trouncing in their first game of the season, they jumped back to take the next two games by impressive margins. With Coach Fink emphasizing speed, bustle and heads up ball playing, these boys are sure bets for future varsity teams. FIRST ROW: Dennis Aman, Don Ham, Don Benepe, Coach Fink, Kent Francisco, Andy Caton, Paul Von john Cuthbert, Danny Miller, Walt Erickson. SECOND Dalen, Fred Hammond, Mike Cicero, Norm Steuer, War- ROW: Travis Key, Milton Hyams, Lee Bartl, Mike Ryan, ren Bostick, Manager. Jim Purvis, Bill Smart, Darrel Dietrich. THIRD ROW: N P li A it . 1 V- I.. ' S in iiii i fi : if fi U 'A E Y if Q ?D FIRST ROW: Kevin Brooks, Errol Whitson, Bill Bruce, Larry YVells, Steve Marshall. Ray Ingram, Mike YVatters, Travis Key, Jon Winter, Al Keller. SECOND ROW: Tom McFarland, Curtis Brown, Brad Hardin, Gerry Moyer, Dave Williams, Bell Keller, Bill Costello Bob Youngs, L, 5? iw ,V nn. am- . J ' , 2 sf g -in T rs . i if J T 3 H i R , Dick Walton THIRD ROW: Coach B. J. Simontacehi, Larry Grubert, Bill Hovis. Bill Monti, Jim Murphy, Tom Ingram, Ron Snidow, Rich Thompson, Larry Trick, Lee Martin, Torstein Dale, Gary Morris, Coach Win Shoe- maker. VARSITY TRACK The track team this year was one ol the most well-balanced and powe: to represent San Rafael in many years. Under the guidance of Mr. B, Simontaechi, the team rounded slo into shape, hampered early in the season by bad weather. Two of the 1 three meets were canceled because of rain. Then, early in the season, 4- . . ,. . . X team flexed its muscles, tying Sir Francis Drake High 56M-SSM, and corr 0 K back two days later to defeat Tamalpais High for the Hrst time in over vi years, by a score of 62-51. The team went on to sweep the NBL rel defeating all four league opponents to bring home the frrst place troy With four league meets too late for press time, the team seemed hea for one of the most successful seasons San Rafael has ever seen. COACHES WIN SHOEMAKER, B. J. SIMONTACCHI Brent Marshall passes to Craig Weeks. Bill llovis and Kevin Brooks. Torstein Dale passes to Bill Hovis. 'kxrdfr' r-!,.u-rf' M s ..L 3 5 ,r as me : f -4 W 1 .. ' Wifi: fi' 1 sg if .L 't t . W avi Q wif . .0 ' x ltL....! if FIRST ROW: Bill Hastings, Bernie Pillus, Denny Unter- mann, Duane Spencer, Tom Cook, Jim Ericson, Gordon Finley. SECOND ROW: Paul Sheehan, Dick Turner, Bob Winkler, Al Hoag. Dennis Murphy. THIRD ROW: B TRACK The B track team seemed headed for a successful season midway through April. By press time, the team had beaten Drake, lost to Tamalpais by a three-point margin, and annexed their division of the NBL relays. The team was led by co-captains Craig Weeks and Bernard Pillus. Craig at this early date in the season has run 15.8 in the 150 yard dash and 38.4 in the 330 yard dash. Bernie is a high and low hurd- ler and broad jumper. Sophomore Al Hoag jumped 5 feet 8M inches to a new school record, and broad jumped 19 feet 3 inches. Denny Untermann, a freshman, added depth to the team. He ran the 75 yard dash, alternated between the 150 yard dash and the 330 yard dash, and threw the discus 110 feet. , E 3 15 Coach Simontacchi, Bruce Robertson, Bill Knopf, Craig Weeks, Brent Marshall, jan Farnsworth, Coach Shoe- maker. C TRACK 'fThe Mighty Feww was the nickname of the C track squad. Although few in number, the team's record included wins over Drake and Tam, and the NBL relay championship. Tom Schulz, a freshman, was elected captain and vindicated his teammates' judgment by setting new school records in the 660 and hurdles. The 440 yard relay team set a new NBL Relay record at Santa Rosa. The team, Ken Carnine, John Blomquist, Les Sadler, and Tom Schulz ran the event in a time of 38.7. Ed Nichols, ran the hurdles and broad jumpedg Rich Cinti ran the 660. FIRST ROW: Rich Cinti, Steve Bonnett, Les Sadler. SECOND ROW: Coach Simon- tacchi, Tom Schulz, John Blomquist, Ken Carnine, Ron Rosa, Tom Carroll, Coach Shoe- maker. ABSENT: Ed Nichols. -In 'f as 'PSZTW 'SR is 4 :i H 1-I 4 t as M-F ,' ' 'af R t-s a--a t aa- g nn! ,qi E s , . ,fy1g,, jllifiggg as . 4-g++.,-a+1',,l4 'lil ni un, fflftf L, 2' - 25 ' DAVE BRUSATI JON WARREN e TENN S The SRHS varsity tennis team, coached by Mr. Fred Hines, swept over its NBL schedule with six wins and no losses, although four more games remained to be played at the time of Searchlight publication. Next season the squad will be plagued by the graduation of Mike Weber, Torstein Dale, Dave Brusati, John Hartzell, Ernie DeGraff, Pete Borg, and Don Shawler. Jon Wlarren will be the only one left. Next season's squad will have to depend on Jon and the present JV's. The JV ramblers experienced a season of one win, one loss, one tie, and one game to play at the time of publication. The varsity, as of April 30 had the following wins to its credit: 9' Analy 4-0, 4-0, St. Helena 4-0, 4-03 Sonoma 4-0, Healdsburg 3-1. DON SHAWLER qs., COACH FRED HINES FIRST ROW: Coach Fred Hines, Dean Swanson, Ray Nielsen, Ernest DeGraiT, Gary Penders, Peter Bach. SECOND ROW: jon Warren, Dave Brusati, Knute Dale, Torstein Dale, Mike Weber, Don Shawler, John Hartzell. 5, Q' 1, 1 titeif i ,,,, ii, ,,, T i i 4 ,tti 1 r it 'agar . ., . . 1 1, ' -F aff FW ' ' A 1, ' . ',L,, 4 mLm,, 1 t Y gl ,.s,ig.,,.t,1W Q gs We 1 so r . . r . 1 1 R kg .M , - , -,v - .,,. fi 1 qi' 1 5 any , 'Sa Q' A gvgs 39' V, A ,1 Q, Q., y it f 1. p 12 t..,,,, L i f.,-.1:2 , 5 ,Y y g I . y 1 . 5 s1 S i 1 J V , V1 Q V O K 2 .. , , V W 'Y g Q ,,.. so A'2': - 1, . ' 4 31, k y . l.. 5. at Z: i o n LKLL 4 , e Q i.,:: E ' Ll , Y I zzvvn 1 Y is I I I W ' sst 1 ' : 'S' , :,. 5 . VARSITY, FIRST ROW: Trevor Thomas, Steve Bark- hurst, Dick Cuthbert, john Holloway, Kaleb Cooper, Ed Couch, Steve Monti, Rich Untermann. SECOND ROW: Vince Mueller, Ron Simmons, Ron Eckman, Mike Quin- nell, Pete Dawson, Dick Holloway, Rich Locati, Jack Cro- well, Burt Kirchner, Coach Al Thomson. SWIMMI This year,s swimming team was perhaps one of the best San Rafael has produced in many a year. The team was well-rounded and had a very success- ful season. One standout on the varsity was Steve Monti, a senior, who broke the school record in the 50-yard free style in the time of 25.2. Other stal- warts on the varsity were Rich Untermann, 200- yard free, and Rich Locati 100-yard free. Coach Thomson also was blessed with a standout diver and B SQUAD, FIRST ROW: Mark Evjer, Pete Stokely, Bill Strider, Doug Finley, Mike Ryan, Pat Wilson, Pete Escallier, Ron Sabacca, Bill Kuperus. SECOND ROW: 150 yard individual medley man in Mike Quinnel. The B's did as well, winning a majority of their meets, and looking like strong contenders for the NBL Section II championship. The highlight of the season was the 100 yard four-man relay which set a new record in 49.1 seconds. All in all it was a successful season for the Bulldogs, and they look forward to another next year. r Gary Westover, Rich Rowe, Norm Kushins, Kurt Gehring, Al Thomas, Pete Marks, Doug Klyse, Coach Thomson. K 2' pink Q 'ik,i I -.V, I 31 , M s. . ., rs... get ' I -we BYRON HUDSON 5 'i i' 2215 if-',if5 W V' + f ti f 'V' YW' Rm t si. . ,W , . x , wig . -! Q- K f y! , ,i5eifQ5f ,,.ff55ffLQf1f?? fe l T - , W ' Qzilg g f fit? 1 I hh. W , , ,f TOM HURWITZ PAUL HULGAN BILL TIMMER 2 imap Nw. cv Q35 W ng, COACH GEORGE LESTER GOLF c'Wait till next year! This is the cry of San Rafael Higlfs golf team. Byron Hudson, second man this year, is the only member of the first five that will graduate. The biggest surprises of this yearls matches were Tom Hurwitz and Byron Hudson, the number one and two men. They beat Drake's first two men, two of the top junior golfers in Northern California. Rounding out the first five were Paul Hulgan, a freshman, who should really be a good golfer in a couple of years, jon Warren, who doubled at golf and tennis, and Bill Timmer, a junior who has t, been on the team for three years. FIRST ROW: Tony Vincent, Denny Allen, Don Ham. SECOND ROW: Coach George Lester, Tom Hurwitz, Byron Hudson, Paul Ilulgan, Bill Timmer. QC' i!1lf'gg1I vessel!! -sm!! Wg? H' 'Sosa gf., at ig S X is us.. ' N 1ml ! ' AWARDS ASSEMBLY l. It was a warm day as we watched awards given out. 2. Many students found that books and autograph booklets made a good shade from the sun. 3. Track awards are given out by Coach Shoemaker as Coach Simontacchi presides at the mike. 4. Coach Miller gives out baseball awards. 112 B basketball players were congratulated by Coach Jim Alogdelis. More awards for an outstanding track squad. Gary Woodall takes action shots with the Sports- menls movie camera. Activity point award winners walk to the stage. SENIOR B LL -Iunc 12, 1957. is a clay many scniors will ncvcr forget, for that is the clay of the Scnior Ball, hcld in thc Corinthian Yacht Chih in llclwclcic. 'l'hc tlicinc, Al0ha. Scniorsf, was carriccl out hy Hawaiian clccoralions. Palln trccs, a volcano, hamhoo huts. palmctto lcavcs, cocmiuls, lcis, fish nets, trop- ical hircls and plants l1'l1I1SliOI'1l1l'Cl tht- club into an Hawaiian Paraclisc. Thcrc was a clinncr. followccl hy dancing to thc romatic music ol' Dick lJiltlinc's hand. Alu-1' the hall. hrcalsfast was scrvccl at Haniit-'s Cflmck lN'agon in San Rafael. YVith thc assistancc of thc St-nior Class, thc P'l'A sponsored this event. Mrs. NV. Tait. parcnt sponsor. and l1l'I' scnior COIHIHlUCl' workccl harcl to lnakc Aloha, Seniors a succcss. lVICIHOI'lCS of this wonclcn-ful night will always rclnain in the minds 01' thc scniors. The Scnim' Class thanks Mrs. Tait and hcr coniniittcc of the PTA for hclping to niakc our Scniox' Ycar at San Rafacl High School a wonclcrhtl cxpcricncc. 113 COMMENCEMENT 5? S S I E E Q 1 5 1 5 u I Ii 114 EXERCISES 115 ,, FLG 'Um' LOWERI G just as thc school yvar bc-gan with thc tradi- tional raising of tht- flag, it cnclccl with thc flag lowt-ring Ct-rcinony. Prvsicling was hir. Viftor Jones, who this year lor tht' lust tinu' lJl'I'l-0l'Il1l'Cl this duty, for hir. Jones is retiring liroin tvaching. A color guard from Hamilton Air Forcc Base was prcscnt for thc ctmviiioiiy. As tliv flag was folded and thv participants inztrcltvcl hack to thcir placvs the school yvar 1956- 1957 was part of San Rafael Highls history, iw MFE Gaudi' Tfm if sf Line-upiwhcn Mr. Shoemakefs English class missed being in the big senior picture, they were photographed anyway. Old and new Student Councils have feast. 3. Beards were almost long enough to be seen by the naked eye. 4. 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Q- ':iM9Q?3?We1'f ttf' AYMM ' 72 ' SAN IAFAH, CAUFORNIAI mv roulm sr, - on--wa uve: NOVAYO AGENCY OIHCI: III! GI mv Ave, f rw. 1.3115 E:nNi:Ivd :Ill Two Stores To Serve You Photographic Equipment and Supplies Cameras THE PHOTO SHOP Cliff, Don, Margie, Ken, Dick 715 Tunstead Ave. San Anselmo, Calif. Glenwood 3-2479 1112 Fourth Street San Rafael, Calif. Glenwood 3-704-3 , .V X if V .53 -11'2iqqg:,,iN3??wVn K 71: Vi Q ip A ann i . wow? Sewers model clothes. Box lunch in preparation. SRHS'S adopted Korean boy. GI 4-844 3 1205-3rd St. San Rafael RAY'S OFFICE MACHINE SERVICE Royal Typewriters-Standard Duplicators Victor Adding Machines-Office Equipment L' All Makes Rented and Repaired GENERAL CONTRACTOR REE TEEN f1 EEE GEEEEE TEEEEEEEE 857 Sweetser Avenue Novato ..BuZz,, KILBORN ' Wheel Alignment 0 New Tires ' Brake swine ' Recapping ' Balancing 0 Tire Tniing ' Simca Dealers Your Tire, Wheel and Brake Specialists Phone GI 3-9161 666 Irwi-n at Francisco 1 my ,I V. wl NW3Hm'A Lights out! Away we go: Sun in eyes. Here we are. Caught red-handed Glamour girl. Ixosf TV AND MUSIC Television 81 Hi-Fi Phonographs 31 Lester Pianos Sheet Music-Records-1nstruments Since 1133 4-th Street San Rafael 550 San Anselmo Ave. San Anselmo The Bank of Personal Service 912 A Street San Rafael FIRST NATIONAL BANK SCHAEFEWS SPORT SHOP Six Offices in San Rafael to Serve You Spalding Headquarters for Marin Voit lnflated Balls and Swim Gear Barbells Racket Stringing GLenwood 4-3173 1561 Fourth Street San Rafael VOSSBRINK PHARMACY RALPH A. Vosssnmx ED'S AUTO SUPPLY Everything for Your Car TAVEGGIA-BRUSATI Sports and Saddle Shop Discount to S.R.H.S. Students Sporting Goods Saddlery PRESCRIPTIONS GL 4-8180 Gl. 3-243 Masonic Building San Rafael 1409 Fourth St San Rafael 1304 Fgurth St, San Rafael JAMES L. CALLAN 8 SONS MARIN MUSIC CENTER Compliments of JEWELERS Records-Sheet Music Musical Instruments 9 C104-4474 MIKE S NEWS Television-Radio-Repair Service Fourth at B San Rafael Cl. 4-5754 1331 Fourth Street Diamonds Watches Silverware 124-1 Fourth St. an Rafael San Rafael CONGRATULATIONS CAMERA CENTER from Pioneer Camera Headquarters SCOTT HARDWARE San Rafael Pendleton-Campus Rough Rider Sportswear 925 Fourth St. San Rafael Fo 1233 Fourth r All Photo Needs St. Cl 4-9112 San Rafael BRR. Thais Cold! com sitting JOHNSON HARDWARE CO. 1 SARRAE'S - Household Dutch Boy SUPPHCS Palms WOMEN'S APPAREL LJ I Tools Fourth 8: 1100 Fourth st. san Rafael f , A SIS- 1137 Fourth St. GL 3-1844 SHOES GL 4.3056 I San Rafael San Rafael We Use RCA Tubes 1'EDvS SHERBET WESTLAND RADIO-TV SHOPPE CREDIT .IEWELER TV 81 Radio Sales 81 Servicel' Ice Cream-Sherhet 1115 Folmh St- GL 34474 1135 Fourth st. GL 4-1071 1941 Fourth st. GL 3-9844 San Rafael San Rafael San Rafael SANTA VENETIA SIM' WR lil XII llflll SUPER MARKET Complete Shopping Center Menls and Boys, Wear 1220 4-th Street San Rafael Of Distinction CL 3,9805 1130 Fourth St. San Rafael Glenwood 3-3656 GL 4.8927 Actor. UN C0nfer6nCC? Moment to remember. Q ' A Q ' CONGRATULATIONS y t it L , Courtesy Of CAZASSA'S AMES FORD 919 Fourth St. G1 3-3513 Fine Men's Wear San Rafael San Rafael San Rafael I W l W Reowooo sPoRT sl-lor Shops, Inc' For Sporting Goods in Marin For the Entire Family 1208 Fourth St. GI 4--8854 Phone GL 3'-2371 1226 Fourth St. San Rafael Glenwood 3.2390 San Rafael 888 Fourth Street San Rafael 1 . . . . 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