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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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However, +he eFFor+s of fhe s+aFf have been aimed ai' +his goal, and ii' is hoped +ha+ fhe Searchlighf of I958 embraces for you forever +he mem- ories which are mosi' dear. . . In 1VIemor1c1m The I958 Searchlnghf sfaff on behalf of fhe sfudenfs of SRI-lS wnsh fo dedncafe fhns year s annual fo The memory of Mr B J Slmon facch: l-lus friendliness and undersfandlng gauned hum fhe respecf and admurahon of sfudenfs and Teachers alulce and his cheery smxle and amiable greefung wrll always be remembered A former sfudenf of SRHS Mr Sumonfacchu upon graduaflon wenf fo fhe Unnversufy of Calnfornra fhen refurned fo SRHS fo begun his feachung As a feacher and afhlefuc coach Mr Sumonfacchr respecfed fhe young mmds and bodses whuch he was fraununq and as vnce pruncupal hns counselung and advice helped many boys an fheur adyusfmenf fo hugh school and lafer lufe Alfhough he rs no longer wnfh us fhe :deals for whmch he lived will nof be forqoffen and San Rafael Hugh School wall always remember Bap I 1 I . . . . . o , . v , . n 1 an ru THE SEARCHLIGHT PRESENTS ENICRS LASSES CTIVITIES CHOOLIJFE USIC PORTS IRLS SPORTS 113 ... .. 17 ... .. 39 .... 61 .. 73 LUBS ........ 83 .. .. 95 ....... 99 Y . in V . - . , aff . its a Q ' , I 5 ' , . V! 1 . . I I ii , . . ' F 1 ' . 1 'Wi 'Q . ' Yi 2 5 Zig- ' 1 4 A ll 'sl A YEAR OLDER San Rafael l-hgh has grown a year older nd I+ hae grown larger ln sludenf populafuon and In classroom space The sludenls have grown loo They have grown In age and size More unnporlanl and more grahfyung has been lhe growlh of lhe sludenls and faculfy mn fhe wisdom necessary To worlc ellecfuvely wu+h fhrngs and people There ws no llrnulahon lo Jrhe pOSSIlOIlIl'I9S of such growlh Graduahon or +he year s end only ernphasmzes fhe lad +hal fhe challenge fo grow us wslh us +hroughou+ life May we all Conhnue 'ro rneef lhns challenge and lo reap fhe benehfs ln 'rhe happuness lhal resulls from such growlh RALPH H PHELPS Principal Administrative Assistant Handling the boys' discipline, advising the Student Council, and acting as principal in the absence ot Mr. Phelps were the duties ot Mr. B. J. Simontacchi, late principal ot San Ratael High. When Mr. Simontacchi became ill just atter Christmas, many ot his duties tell to Mr. Al Thomson, who capably carried on to the end ot the school year, working with boys and help- ing them adiust to school. Administrative Assistant Mr. Paul Woelz, administrative assistant in charge ot attendance, tinds that it is only about IO per cent ot the students who can not get to class on time. This is Mr. Woelz's sixteenth year at SRHS. where he has taught science, math, and orienta- tion. Atter attending Stantord University and the University ot Calitornia, Mr. Woelz taught at Quincy High School tor two years. The nicest thing tor a teacher is to see our graduates succeed, Mr. Woelz commented. His pet peeve is people who don't take advan- tage ot our tine educational systems. Girls' Dean Miss Florence Abraham, who became Dean ot Girls this year, graduated trom San Ratael High School where she was active in the band and orchestra, Girls' Athletic Association, and Ra Ravas. She was girls' vice-president in her senior year. Graduating trom San Francisco State College with an A.B. degree in girls' physical education, Miss Abraham tirst taught the sixth grade at Salinas Elementary School, then at Corcoran Joint Junior-Senior High in the San Joaquin Valley, betore coming to San Ratael. Miss Abraham's duties as Girls' Dean are to handle discipline problems ot the girls and to be available to all girls in the school to help solve personal problems. Miss Abraham enjoys her new iob because it puts me in the position to help people to help themselves. ilkg 'L.. FACULTY Kennefh Money find a q CaI.fornla Cwwcs classes Laugh? by lobe inferestnq fi,- modern kitchen equiprnenf RQBERT AGNEW Genera! Shop P-Msfory JAMES ALOGDELIS WING BONE ROBERT BOWDEN Emgkh, Algebra Lafm Germav JQHN CURTIN WYLMA CUNNINGHAM Fogds EngM5F'1. Hwsfory The Faculty . . . X L Y 1 ,I ,L Mk ,4 ,,., X KAY ANDREW ESTHER ARRASMITH MABEL BECKWITH BEATRICE BOLTON Geomelry, Malh l-lislory, Senior Problems Geomefry, Malh English, l-lislory BEATRICE BURCHERS JULES CHOURRE ANGELO COLOMBO PAT COSTELLO English, l-lislory Algebra Boys' P.E. Vocalional Aufo EDWARD DAY JESSIE DIEELEY WILLIAM DRESIA DENNIS DUNN Ari, Slagecrall Spanish Physics, Science English, Drama is dedicated to serving the future . . FACULTY Mr. Garl observes some work in his mechanical drawing class. AURA ESTES WARREN EWING Ciwemisfry, Aiqebra English GLADYS GEARHART MARY ANN GILLESPIE Librarian Giriff RE. BYRCDN JCNES JOHN KING Ffemdw,Vo-:ai Mugiq Ewgiighl Dramafics of our nation . xfmg CARTER EAUST DEWEY EINK ROBERT GARI E. B. GEARHART Aufo Mainle-nance General Mafh, Ari+hme+ic Mechanical Drawing Typing BETTY GINN JAMES GULICK HOMER HILDEBRANT FRED HINES l-lomernalcing English Science Boys' P.E. VERNON KLEIMO ROBERT KROT-lN BARBARA LERDA GEORGE LESTER English, Spanish Woodshop Business Educalion l-leallh Educalion hrough its youth . . . Instilling in them FACULTY In Warren Ewnnq s Enqllsh class sophomores erucourfer Shakespeare Frosh fund wr-feres? ' a proyed In Gererai Science Vauqhf by Mrs. Thomas. o !' ,vffT'ifl1,, v, ,. A ,.. - 1, 'v- .?LJsE r,Ew.5,J , QQBERT Lmccnm . ' ffsxfi? Boys' PE. 9?-HLLIP OLSEN ADELE PATERSON Meng! Shop Marrwemafics VWLLIAM RINALDI SYLVNA RUNDQUIST Busifelf EGUCEYITH Truth and precepts la.. if N-K PAUL MILLER FARHAD MOEZZI KENNETH MQNEY PATRICIA QBRIEN Bo S PE M III AI 81 Craffs CaIIIorma Cvc French HUGH PATERSQN CLAIRE POROBICH LOIS PQWELL HUGO RINALDI Heac CoumseIor Mafhemafmcs r Grebe I a WIN SHOEMAKER JACK SIMS 'VIELVIN STANLEY JUNE STCERKE EnqIIsI1, HIs+0ry C K . . Band Busmei, Educahc of the democratic way of life . I3 FACULTY nda Warren demonstrates a q mefrical Iheore in Miss Andrews' I Mr. Day's ar! class draws from live models. MARIAN STUMP MARGARET TATE English Girls' P.E. BETTE VALLEY RICHARD WILBURN EngIisIi GeneraI Science Music Awards MAX F. WALTON AWARD I'IigIiesI Award in Music Karen MuIiIy OUTSTANDING INSTRUMENTALIST Tom ReynoIds CREATIVITY Lee EuIIer+on OUTSTANDING ERESI-IMAN James ReynoIdS and Brooks Mcore EXCEPTIONAL CONTRIBUTION Lance Moran MOST IMPROVED PLAYER CI'1ris+ine SIeiqer and Kaihy Kue-Iin OUTSTANDING BOY AND GIRL VOCALIST Sfeve Barknursf and Karen Munly ALL-CALIFORNIA SYMPI-IONY SIieIdon Bachus, Lee EuIIerIon, Mary Eranirnan CURTIS WRIGHT VELMA YOUNG English, Journalism Homemalcinq LEOTA THOMAS General Science, Biology AL THOMSON BusineQs Educalion RUTH TURNER Malhemaficf wards and Honors . . . BANK OF AMERICA AWARDS PLAQUE WINNERS John Arndl-Science and Malh Judy Jordan-Eine Arls Esfher HernandeshVoca+ional Arls Jon Warren-Liberal Arls CERTIFICATES OF MERIT Bill Haslings-Malh John Arndl-Science Barbara Brufl-English Lorraine Cook-Eoreiqn Language Jon Warren-Social Sludies Eslher Hernandes-Business Polly Oberholfzer-Home Ec Rich Locali-Induslrial Arm Carelle Wheeler-Arl Judy Jordan-Music CSF LIFE MEMBERS John Arnclf, Barbara Brul'I, Jon Ouslafson, Bill Haslings, Eslher Hernandes, Jim Mclnlyre, Phil Michael, Danlord Moore, Barbara Nule, Polly Ober hollzer, Duane Spencer, Jon Warren. SEVENTEEN RECIPE CONTEST Lynn Woods, placed 'rhird in U.S. HOMEMAKER OE TOMORROVJ Phyllis Hancock, San Rafael winner PILLSBURY BAKE-OFF Carol Deil'Era, June Melville Enlranls in Nalicnal Confe-,I IVIARIN TABLE SETTING Second place winners: Jean Boileau, chairman, Dana Delmayer, Viclci Olsen, Susan Slone, Pam Scoll. SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS Carelle Vlheeler, Gold Key Winner Cerlilicales of Merifz Rich Russeli IQI, Kalhy Mallhews Lirda Winlein, Diane Weelzly. l X. MRS. LUCILLE HOOTS MRS VERA HUNT MRS GENEVIEVE WOOD MISS MARIE WOELFL Secretary Guidance Recorder Clerk Bookroom, Audio-Visual MISS KATHERINE TASKER MRS. ELEANOR CEGLARZ MRS. FLORINE GIDLEY Heallh Service Diredor Guidance-Music Clerk Clerk Cffice Force . . . I6 Mass Woelfl qnves msfruchons To Proleclronusis John Blomqulsf Roy The snack windows In lhe new cafelerua are popular and crowdi Guyefle Bob Compare and ,lnrn Ferrarl keep 'he sfudenf salesmen busy every noon And along Ii'Fe's ways We'll resound +hy praise SENICRS Th1S Is Our Story jlT3l:i.::4: iq: if 'll .I .il -T- Ill 111 '-EI -1 X WN i 4. , o SOPHOMORE YEAR The boys wenT ouT Their sophomore year For many drT-TerenT sporTs Concerning grades ThaT second year Our class made good reporTs lvlulce DlTTmore led our class ThaT Tall A Soph parTy he had planned The Theme Hernando s T-lndeaway WuTh plenTy oT Tun on hand -f' 1 :TZ I 1 3 'Til 1, FRESHMAN YEAR The daTe SepTember I7 The year T954 T-Tow conTused how scared we Treshmen As we enTered SR s door Our TursT evenT a parTy Teddy Bear s Toddle The name ln honor oT Treshmen and TransTers Over 500 sTudenTs came fxhuclc Ward was our TnrsT prexy And hls Term had loTs oT znp And a paper Puppy s Ynp We loaned many school acT1vlTles And rn sporTs we really scored Frosh rallles shows and cake sales KepT us Trorn being bored Demse Zemlucka was chosen Sprung prexy Tor our class We had a well planned swnmmmg parTy And The Trosh Turned ouT an mass As we Thnnlc abouT our Treshman year There s one Thang we II remember ThaT s how suddenly we d grown up When we came baclc un SepTember D Cake sales rallres TalenT shows if ' As sophomores we Tools parT Some received hugh honors ln music speech and arT PaT Wflson was elecTed Class presudenT In The sprung AlThough sTull underclassmen We Tool: parT an everyThung were FT Q- A 1 .. A 'Q Abel. we XV rj' T iger ' T-.LEFT . 1 QT ' ' lla! - I lin Fl T T T Ilxlr . 4 ..4-. fx MMT! A - ll T ' T- Tfffyfll T A I TIE T H T I I ' - . -A-T 'u 4 We had Roundups every Wednesday ,-.- H l . . 4 T - n T T If fpMlUd A ' T' ' T . A il!! T : A . ' I 1 - . . T fx :cu 7 ' T . vi, ,L My o . I . . I 1.1 t 5 I . . U 4X 4... TE pp ' E! 1 3 I E The JUNIOR YEAR Already The Tall oT 56 We were Junsors now aT lasT' The memorses oT Those TsrsT Two years Seemed Taded wsTh The pasT Jan TasT was voTed prexy Over our class she dsd rule Tha+ Term we held a Tashson show For all The gsrls sn school Our class made loTs oT money Our Treasury began To swell All year we worked Towards on The Junsor Sensor Farewell goa In March we held a Sock Hop WsTh The Junsor Class Trom Drake The parTy was successful And more money we dsd make Lynn Francssco as class pressdenT Planned The Tarewell held sn June How lovely was McNears Beach ThaT Sunday aTTernoon' STudenT Body elecTsons Took place The TsrsT oT June The graduaTsng Sensors Knew wed Take Thesr places soon if X lf, X Q31 Class of 1958 S9 F LA' TW' SENIOR YEAR SepTember' We were Sensors' ATTer wasTsng Three whole years Though sTsll hsgh chool sTudenTs We dreamed oT college and careers Our class Took charge OT candy sales And sponsored The Sensor Plays Class PressdenT Phsl Mschael Planned Tor graduaTson days Gul MaTTos was STudenT Body pressdenT So much was done lasT Tall We chose The SheraTon Palace As The place Tor our Sensor Ball Rsch UnTermann led our class Thss sprsng Graduahors plans were begun School pressdenT was Jon Warren And The new school busldsnC1S were done WsTh our Sensor year almosT over We look back on our hsgh school years Our graduaTson wsll always Be remembered wsTh gladness and Tears No maTTer whaT The TuTure brsngs In our hearTs wsll always dwell The Teelsng we are always parT OT our hsgh school San RaTael T T 5 T l - Q9 LX , If X-,xv X . S. U. : . 1,1 3 g xxx E g .' . Aim, -' pwssef .I ' V Q 'Ir':f ?f? EDWARD AFFONSO CLIFF ANDERSON K K. jf Q e rm JUDY ALGER JOHN ALLAIR DENNIS ALLEN DALE AMAN Red 'n' While Slud Rep Assn: Baskelballg Music Socg A Cappella Key Club JUDI ANDERSON NEIL ANDERSON DAVID ANGLUIN JOHN ARNDT Tumbling Club Treas Schol Soc Presg Block Sporlsmen, Baseball Basketball Once again it's graduation time . . . PAUL ATKINS ED BECK Music Soc FRANCINE AUSTIN JANICE BECKER Lambda Kappa glis- sf!!!-A RONALD AUSTIN LANE BECKER Boys' Board: Tumbling Club: Foolball uw, W if i ff? , , N Xe LOUIS AZEVEDO Baseballg Tumbling Club PAUL BECKER Block SR, Foofballg Baseball 4412 be SHELDON BARRETT Key Clubg Tumbling JACK BELL 1 li..-I , 5 V . . ,, . D J' .V X x Ja-gn -. MARJORIE BEYER ' . 3' l. . yi . ' Mew,-L aemus PENNY seize Sfud Rep Assng Les Coulsg Yell Leaderi Rally Comp Drama JEAN BOILEAU BRIAN BROGAN Slud Rep Assng Schol Socq A Cappella: Ra Ravasg Girls' Cab ROBERT BROWN Sfud Rep Assng Spcrfsmeng Foofball A time of happiness... BARBARA BRUFF Schol Soc V-Pg Sigma Rho Pres: Alpha Kappa HENRI ETTA CATALLO BOB BUCKWALTER l - sl ' 5 IRVING BLABON REWg Searchlight, Alpha Kappa: Slamp 8: Coin RICHARD BROWN Music Sociefyg Adv Band 'ls .,, -gg. DON NA BLACKWELL Sigma Rho TOM BROWN Block SRQ Tumbling Club Foolball and sadness . .. CLAIRE BYERS ANDY CAMPBELL Baskeiball Girls' Cabg Les Coulsg Soph Councilg SR Sld Com MARYLOU CHATTMAN RICHARD COLE ROBERT COMPERE Rally Commllfee 'X f ,- 1 Q few. ' ri I 2' 'I 33 J 'ut-A. 1- ..-Quinn- IU! YN LORRAINE COOK Trans from Tok o Hi hp Y 9 Phys Club NANCY COUNTER CALEB COOPER CLARA CORREIA WILLIAM COSTELLO EDWIN COUCH Schol Sociely Variely Show Boys' Board V-Pg Bloclr SR: Tumbling Club Pres Sporlsmeng Track: Foofball JACK CROWELL OMA GAY DILLEHAY FRANK DINKEL MICHAEL DIYTMORE Block SRg Jr Class Yell Sfud Rep Assn: Rally Comp Slud Councilj Sporlsmen Leader Aquaficg Frosh Yell Leader Presg Schol Soc: Rep Assn Soph Pres But as we leave our Alma Mater . . . JANET DOTTO Mixed Chorus PETE ESCALLIER Swimming LYNES DOWNING R 8: Wg Golf: Trans from Richmond CHRIS ELVERFELD lu fbi 51. MAUREEN DUNN Schol Socg Les Coulsg Girls Cab: Sr Sid Com JERRY EVERMAN Tumblinq Club ,Sf SHARON DUNPHY Scl1oISocgSoph Repg Dramag Variefy Showg A Cappella JOYCE FARNSWORTH Sigma Rho Treasg Girls' Tumblinqg Lambda Kappa RON ECKMAN Sporlsmeng Foolball PAMELA FAULKNER ' I .949 JAMES FERRARI WILLIAM FOUTCH 5 ' RUTH FINNERTY Siud Rep Assng Dance Com RONALD FRADEL Music Socg Tumbling Club Q ri Q SQ - 1 E- . ' . f H aij I , AA DON FISKE RICH FRAGUERO Nu' Y .av- be ,-., TL xr. V I . i ! 1 U-uf, SHEILA FLAVIN ELIZABETH FORD Sigma Rho Treasg Lambda Kappag Girls' Tumbling LYNN FRANCISCO EVELYN GABLE Sfud Council: Sfud Rep Assng Jr Presg Schol Socg Ra Ravas and go our ways, we'11 remember . . . JOAQUIN GALLARDO Tumbling Clubg Baskefball, Foofballg LARRY GHILOTTI SIud Council: FooIbaII JOHN GAY GLENN GILMAN Sfud Rep Assng Block SRg A Cappellag Foofballg Baseball 3 DAVE GEBHARD R 8: Wg Searchliqhf BILL GNOSS Alpha Kappag Camera CIubg Sfamp and Coin 4-af, RONALD GEORGE CHRIS GODTFREDSEN GRA Councilg Ass'f YeII Leader: R 81 Wg Alpha Kappa V-P . .' , V, I. 3 SANDRA GEURTS SCOTT! GOLSCH Sfud Rep Assng Rally Com R 8: Wg Song Leaderg Ra Raves BILL GOTELLI PHYLLIS HANCOCK Schol Socg Girls' Cab: Ra Ravas Presg Aqualic 1 l I gm JOHN GROFF LARRY GRUBE Band LINDA HANEY WILLIAM HASTINGS VGYIENESI A Cdlivpella Schol Socg Science Club: Key Clubg Track Lasting friendships . ELAINE HILL Alpha Kappa: Physiology Club JOHN HOLLOWAY Soph V'Pg Block SR1 Tumbling: Baskelballg Swimming 'il JESSIE HINKLE GREY HOMAN HEIDI HIRSCH DramaIics BARBARA HOOKS R 8: Wg Searchliqhf Ediforg Les Coufs Sec: Jr Sec-Treas 5' QD- v.-z:-xl' JUDY GUINNANE Rally Commirlee ESTHER HERNANDES Sfud Councilg Schol Socg GRA JOHN GUSTAFSON Schol Socg World Affairs Pres: R 8: Wg Searchliqhf Jr Sfafesmen Pres ELISE HERZOG Slud Councilg Yell Leaderg Ra Raves Treasg the teachers GARY HOFFMAN Football MICHAEL HOFFMAN SHEILA HORGAN JOHN HUGHES Alpha Kappag Orchesfra 'l -' EZNI! 1 JM Ii I q i ' S R7 I WILLIAM HUIRAS RAY INGRAM A Cappellag Block SRQ Sporlsrneng Foofball QN WDC ae Phu in - ORLAND HULBERT BARBARA. HUNTER WILLIAM HYDEN PENNY JACOBSEN KAREN JACOBSEN ALLAN JOHNSON Sr Sid Com Sfud Rep Assn: Schol Socg Sr Sld Com GRA Councilg Girls' Cab: Ra Ravas Q-L SHERAL ILLINGWORTH Com of Assembllesg Rally Comg Ra Raves: Song Leader ANITA JOHNSON who guided us these four years . . . JODINE JOHNSON Schol Socg R 8: Wg Girls' Cab Presg Ra Ravasg Dance Com KAY KALM EN Slud Rep Assng Girls' Cabg Ac? Pl Rev Com PATRICIA JONES FLORENCE JORDAN Lambda Kappa JAMES KANE MARGARET KANE Baslrelball JUDY JORDAN Schol Soc: A Cappellag Pro Re Nafag Girls' Cab MARY KELLER Senior Play KLEM KALBERER Tumbling Club RONLIN KELLY P -QF? Aj 7511. Ji is-d 5' one 'ibn- LQ' , rf I : BARBARA KILLEN A Cappella NYLA KNUTSON 53:2 Q .J 5 DAVID KILMURRAY TERRY KRAMAR Slud Rep Assng Rally, Dance Comp R Si Wg Aqualic ,- ., ,-um 'l A f 'Z an-, Phe BURT KIRCHNER JACK KJELLIN JOHANNA KOEHLER Boys' Boardg Block SRQ Sfud Rep Assng Lambda Kappag Swimming Drama: Foolball Sigma Rho JEANNE KRANTZ DONNA LANIBRETTI CLIFF LANG Lambda Kappap Sigma Rhog Slud Councilg World Aflairsg Rally Comg Ra Ravasg Ful Teachers Sr Sld Com Changes our school has undergone. RONALD LEAR BlBBl LlE Norwegian Exch Sludg Rep Assng Les Coufsg GRA Council TOM LEE PETE LIND Ass? Yell Leaderg Rally Ccmg Foolballg Swimming LARRY LEIBNITZ VIVIAN LINKE Rallyg Dance Com PATRICIA LELOURAN Rally Ccmg GRA RICH LOCATI Slud Council: Slud Rep Assnq Block SRg Swimming: Foolball LEW LEMON Boys' Boardg Key Clu Drama ALBERT LOUIE iiiel. if K ,iiiiiii X I ,kxyww ti f , ' YZ I X gif fi! CQ' if lam, iff lr 'I r x 1 If E44 X 1 ld kigai LINDA MACDONALD MARY ANN MAJORE PETE MARKS STEVE MARSHALL LEE MARTIN Rally, Dance Comg Stud Rep Assng Dance, Boys' Board: Block SRg Sporfsmeng Block SRg Track Sr Sld Com Sr Sfd Com: Girls' Cab Swlmmingg Searchligh? Foolball, Track EARL MARTINELLI KATHY MATTHEWS GILBERT MATTOS JEROME MAYER JIM MCCULLOCH Camera Club Ra Raves Secg Aquaiicg Sfud Body Presg Stud Rep Stud Rep Assn: Boys' Bo Alpha Kappa Assng Sporlsmen Physiology Club t e new gym an ca eter1c1 W1I1Q'... JIM MCINTYRE GARY MEANS JEAN MESEROLE SANDI MICHAEL PETE MIKKELSON Schol Socj Key Club: Camera Clubg Boys' Boardg Chess Club THEODORE MILLER I X 95? TIM IIC V' lf rj, ' V rx '?.aL if TED MINAHEN N Aquaficg Les Coufs ANTHONY MINDLING Boys' Board Secg Camera Club V-P GRA Council: R 81 Wg JUDITH MIRAN Schol Soc: Slud Rep Assng Rally, Dance Com fx IIN DANFORD MOORE ard Schol Soc' Pe Bandg I P Marching Band g' . '19 I' af V' .A 1 'l'5sX - 5. '- 1? gg, M .M . , X 11? yr-f ,gms UR Q 93. 'Skvv I r,,, :sa ? 'M' Q -71' LANCE MORAN NANCY MOUNTJOY KAREN MUHLY BARBARA MURPHY Music Socielv Soph VePg GRA Council: Trans from Klickifal High GRA Councilg R 81 W1 Les Coufsg Noon Rec Comp Searchlight: Sr Sld Com Noon Rec Com Chm JOHN NEIGHBORS SANDRA NELSON VIRGINIA NEWHALL JOANNE NICHELINI Les Coufs Presg Sr Class Yell Leaderg Girls' Cab ew classrooms, less-crowded ROBERT NOLAN BARBARA NUTE Slud Rep Assng Schol Soc: Ra Ravas V-P Aquafic Presg Girls Cab KARIN OLSEN Schol Soc: Girls' Cabg Pro Re Naia Pesg Phys Club FLORINE OLSON Les Coufsg Sr Class Sec-Treas sl' KY' ROLLY OBERHOLTZER Schol Socg Ra Ravas Treasg Girls' Cabg GRA Presp Aqualic SUE OLSON Schol Socg Alpha Kappa Sec: Sig Rho V-P World Affairs x 'Qn-'N vi-wr' BARBARA OLSEN Lambda Kappa ELAINE OPITZ Sfud Body Treasg Schol Socg Les Coulsg Dance Com EL Sis ' 5 'kr-f -.0 i JAMES MURPHY Sporlsmen V-Pg Block SR V-Pg Foolballg Track RAY NIELSEN Searchlighlg R H Wg SRg Dramag Tennis halls . GARY OLSEN Block SR: Foolballg Baseball SANDY OWEN Soph V-Pg Sr Sfd Comg A Cappella :I f-gg . 'T gn 1 I ...A ,. , 'H 2 3 if 5 A MARY ELLEN PARIS Trans from Sunnyslope Hiqhg Orch RICHARD PAYSSE Camera Club Pres ei nu- X 5 'W with 15'-. . ag- Nw, f a, WW A Q Q 1 IIN ci? MARY ALICE PARKER ROBERT PARKER HENRY PARRISH LEONARD PARRISH Schol Socg Pro Re Nala Searchliqhl JOHN PEREIRA GLORIA PERRY CAROL PETERS DIANE PETTIJOHN Lambda Kappa Vice-Presg Girls' Cabg GRA Alpha Kappa: Sr Sld Com Treasg Aquatic Club ACappeIIa Our first grid game on the new field . . GAYLE PICKREL JAMES PRICE Boys' Boardg Schol Socg Key Clubg Science Club A fi, Iss is s. - Q. 'R , in in 'ev JW W aepfgi ,Mg it - 1 I 'I , I.,- DIANE PILACELLI Sr Class V-Pg Les Clouls V-Pg Music Socg A Cappella MARIANNE RATTENBURY Ac? Poinl Sec: Ra Ravasp Schol Socg Dance Com 4' Q5 BERNARD PILLUS PEGGY REID Y I A ii .I ,,, 1 Mi, E 'sa . X ........n-v 1 R , 1' liil 14 TONY PITTSEY Slud Rep Assng Block SRg Football RICHARD REYNOLDS ARTHUR PORTER Camera Club JARET RIDGWAY W Y2Z 'Y Yi 'K' I ,. 'Gs N 1 wiv' TOM SKINNER PAT SLADE BEVERLY SMITH Rally, Dance Comg Drama Jr Class Repg Schol Socg Rally Com PAT SMITH RONALD SMITH GRACE SOLDAVINI Les Coufsg Dance Com will be with us alway DAVID SPIELMAN CLAIR THIBODEAU BARBARA STRAN D JACKIE THOMAS Sr Class Yell Leaderg Les Coulsg Rally, Dance Comp Soph Sec SHERRY STROMBECK Les Coulsg Sr Sfd Comp Soph Ass? Yell Leader MARY JANE THOMAS Firsf Period Salesman v CLARK SMITH f I '. V L QP? JERRY SMITH Baseball KEN SOLDAVINI MARY SOUSA Baseball S . . . eI1101' Cl S . B JANET TAIT MIKE TAUSCHER Com Soc Affairsg R 81 W Ediforg Schol Socg Les Couls TREVOR THOMAS Block SRg Tumbling Clubg Swimming RICHARD THOMPSON Schol Soc: Orchg Dance Band: Trackg Tennis fi-.1 V157 Q.. :5g'k.,1-, '43-S n V W X., A A ROBERT THOM PSON Music Socg Orchg Science Clubg WILLIAM TIMMER 55425952 W R- 3 li L, , if fl 2g '!::' QQ, fa , , , X? if K' 7 vim X' Q CHARLES THORMAN JEAN THORMAN BILL THURMAN Sr Sid Comp Dramag Candy Salesman LARRY TRICK JEAN TURNAUER NOEL TURNER Foolballg Traclrg Camera Club Baskelball ANITA TIMMER RICHARD TURNER Foolball And graduation were C1 perfect Clin RICHARD TURNER A Cappella Track JACK WALLACE R Br Wg Foofballg Track RICH UNTERMANN Slud Rep Assn: Sr Sec-Treasg Block SR: Swimming MARY JANE WANLASS Alpha Kappa Presg Sigma Rho V-Pg Variely Show KAREN VINCENT CHARLES WARD Block SRg Frosh Pres, Yell Leaderg Foolballg Choir .JWW GREG VON BUCHAU JON WARREN Boys' Bd Presg Schol Socg Key Club Presg Sr V-Pg Tennisg SB Pres nf ':...'?' CAROLINE WAGY Sigma Rho Pres ART WATKINS Baslcefballg Baseball wma sgr 5-. 75 'V' Q fff ml Q xl LYNDA WELLS Rally, Dance Comp Les Couls Treasg Soph Assl Yell Leader ERROL WHITSON A Cappella Track rf' ' All, DONALD WETZEL Varlely Show SHIRLEY WHITSON Les Coufs Yell Leaderg Sr Sld Com' Jr, Assf Yell Leader 'Q' ' 4-,Q UF , . .Q I . X 6 61 CARELLE WHEELER Alpha Kappag Siqma Rho Sec: World Aflairsg Dramaflcs WALT WIEDENBECK PAT WH ITAKER DEVOTA WILDER JOE WHITE Sfud Rep Assng Phys Club Pres PAT WILSON Slud Body Boys' V-Pj Slud Rep Assng Swimming x to four wonderful years of school. ROBERT WINKLER Trackg Foofball ROBERT YOUNGS Turnbllnq Club VAPQ Foolballg Track: Baseball hixnkl-I ' ' sz ., ' . 5 gig 43 wx ,L l LINDA WINTER Slud Rep Assng GRA Councilg Alpha Kappa AUDREY ZAPPELLA Sigma Rho: A Cappella Varielies GARY WOODALL R 81 Wg Searchliqhlg Block SR: Foolballg Sporlsmeng Baseball DAVE ZAPPETTINI Baseballg Slud Body Assl Yell Leader WILLIAM WORDEN WILLIAM ZEEB , 1.41 A ape ,in g 'Q gf 53'-' 4 'LAX 'Q-wr' 'N ANNA YOUNG GRA Yell Leader Soph Yell Leader DENISE ZEMLICKA Fr Repg Fr Presg Jr Yell Leaderg Maiorelfe DALE AMAN Key Clubg Rep Assemblyg Va rsily Basketball BARBARA KILLEN Choir: Y Club -.4 2 BONNIE BOHANON NYLA KNUTSON We will never BILL ALLEN A-. 'RL MELINDA GUYOL DUANE SPENCER Key Club Vice-Pres, Track: Dance Bandg Malh Club Pres. Sec: V53 :- MAUREEN CORR Les Coulsg Bank Sfaffg Sr. Slandinq Commillee DIANE LAWREY Lambda Kappag Sigma Rho forget . DIANE LEBER AL WERNER Boys' Board Pres and Secyg Sr. Slanding Com: Searchliqhl 'K fin. NANCY COUNTER BARBARA OVERTURF Noon Rec Commifleeg Spring R 81 W Assislanf Edilor JOANNE SEWELL Co-edilor Frosh paper: Transfer sludenl BOB WINKLER Trackg JV Football Q ll, b ' Q lill : 1' A 4 K-f CLAIRE DAVIS ROY SABRAW GERALDINE SMITH 'Fx' ,req slr, ll- 129' FALL OFFICERS, left Yo riqhf: R. Unfermann, sec'y-freas.g D. Pila- SPRING OFFICERS-ROW ONE, lefl fo righf: P. Oberholfzer, qlrls i, girls' vice-pres., P. Michael, pres.: J. Thomas, yell leaderg J. vice-pres.: R. Unlermann, pres., B. Hooks, sec'y. ROW TWO G Warren, Boys' vice-pres. Woodall, frees., B. Bruce, boys' vice-pres. Seniors have their busiest year... The Senior Class has been excepiionally busy ihis year making plans and earning money for gradua- lion and The Senior Ball. Besides iaking over lhe candy sales ailer school, lhis year's Senior Class iook charge of lhe candy concessions al' all foolball and baskeiball games. Besides earning money on candy, lhe class spon- sored ihe Tall Senior Play, I Remember Mama, which drew a record aiiendance boih nighis. Phil Michael served The class as Tall presidenl. On his council were Jon Warren, boys' vice-presi- deniz Diane Pilacelli, girls' vice-presidenl: Rich Unlermann, secreiary-'rreasurerg and Jackie Thomas. yell leader. During lhe spring semesler The Senior Class was able lo help sponsor Fair Day and Barn Dance, adding more money 'ro iheir lreasury, and making ii possible for every senior To ailend The Senior Ball free. Spring semesier officers included Rich Uniermann, president Bill Bruce, boys' vice-president Polly Oberholizer, girls' vice-president Barb I-looks, sec- relaryi Gary Woodall, lreasurerg and Chuck Ward, yell leader. The class voled on Ihe Sheralon Palace in San Francisco as ihe sile for Ihe Senior Ball, and sei 'rhe daie for June I l. A breakfasi parly ai I-Iamie's Chuck Wagon followed lhe Ball. Seniors held Their graduaiion exercises in lhe gym- nasium ai 8 p.m. Friday, June I3. SENIOR STANDING COMMITTEE-ROW ONE, left Yo riqhl: J. Tait, T. Kramar, J. Meserole, E. Opifz, L. Mac- donald, B. Hooks, J. Warren. ROW TWO: B. Murphy, N. Mounfioy, P. Hancock, P. Michael, B. Nule, R. Unfermann, D. Spencer. ROW THREE: J. Jordan, K. O'Brien, B. Smilh, R. Locali, G. Gilman, M. Diflmore, G. Mahos, B. Thurman, A. Werner, R. Thompson. ww., V ww ls Q uf 'xl fi '4- - V QU ,g V. WV 5. , . ' Ji: X ,x ..,.S75:i - , .. if 1 -dvi .Al HI K .fm ' A X ig ig Q. ,V , G f If :ik f 5 a . ' 1 X, . A H ,sa f 'Egg it 'iw' , , 4 141-2 f ,F 5 X Q, b W 1, V My , A qku. Z X. A 1- ja ' Z4 ,, I X 35, S H -e 4 X f ' x 'Z W? Bonnie knows fhe answer. Sonqfesf cn Les Cou+s ski trip. Bibbie prepares her Norwegian specialfv. Irv, Ron, Rich, Calico Cars. Early risers enioying Les Couis breakfasf 1 'sf - san-, I 1 af' f-'MQ I . sg-L , ..,,,.R Q nmsawgay 1 x Y. Chi Alpha Thefa has Iuau. Relaxers. Let's eat, Birds. Les Couts' surprise breakfasf. New members pull KP af Les Couis breakfast Whaf's for Lunch? h Thf CLASSES fgopf A 1 ,f :,:.':' . .. A A S w. . . 1? P ' 'Q 5 1 1 'Q ,1 3 gum. S .., ,E A FALL OFFICERS: D. Dielrich, yell leaderg K. Dreifzler, boys' vice- pres.g C. Wylie, rep.: D. Zeien, rop.g D. Forresl, girls' vice-pres.g . e , sinchi, pres.g L. Henn, secy. Junior Class Offic: ers . .. v .as -'ff Kfyl SPRING OFFICERS: Sealed, C. Sleiger, B. Bradley, pres.: 8. Baken, girls' vice-pres, Sland- inq, J. Winters, rep.: C. Clark, yell leaderg C. Brown, rep.g R. Simmons, boys' vfce-pres. Absenl: N. Gladslein, frees. D D Il'Era frees. Absenl: S. Lu- X15 , HAT 429 - S tg 1' ai :Q Q- 1' Q 5+ ' Z R' W 'fi Ki' ' 22 Q vm :I I in if ' 'x mf I 9 Ii L I J I , 5 VQII kx ' . f ,. .. - I I G' 4 W' I 'I L54 ' 'hx . -5 ' N- g .. A ' M n ik 5-v Q, I I .J in '.:. 'AI . 5151 5- IK 9' 1 Q 5- W. v I I 'I X 1, .. 3' Class of 1959 DAVE ALFORD JOYCE ARRINGTON JOHN ATCHLEY JUDY AUSTIN SHELDON BACHUS JON BAGSHAW BARBARA BAKEN RICHARD BECKER CRAIG BECKSTEAD BOB BEDECARRAX PAT BEESON JANET BERNARD JOHN BLOMOUIST LINCOLN BORBA RUSS BOTTINI BOB BRADFORD BILL BRADLEY TOM BRIGHAM MADELINE BROADHEAD MARCIA BROOKOVER CARLENE BROWN CAROL BURNS BONNIE BURTON CHERRI BEAUMONT HOWARD CANANN VERONICA CARDOZA JOANNE CATTANEO CARMEN CHAVEZ RAY CHISM CAROL CLARK FRANK CLARK JOHN CLAYWELL BETTY COLOMBO TOM COOK FERN COOPER FRED COSTELLO BILL CRAIG LINDA CRUMLEY DON CRUZ MIKE CURRY BOB DAL BON KNUT DALE DENNIS DAILEY JUDY DAVIS PETE DAWSON DENISE DELL'ERA SCOTT DEMING DONNA DIETRICH KEN DILLEHAY DONALD DIXON KENT DREITZLER DAVID DRESIA CAROLE DuVALL JERRY ECKMAN DAVE ELMORE BILL ERDMAN MALCOLM ERICSON MYRL ERICSON SUE ESCHEN ANNE EVERETT JACK FIELD DOUG FINLEY BILL FLETCHER JOYCE FLOYD DONNA FOREST MARY FRANZMAN DARLENE FRIED GREG ERIENDSHUI-I 1 PETER FREITAS sAM FROESE f L ULL DONNAQEERYERERTON A. ME'-QL CLYDE CAMMON I PA, LARRY GARATTI i J - RUTH GAY E lb, R Rum e HRIN6 - MIKE CEISIER ,Q Que' SANDY QILMAN fix 1 ' J. BA. 1 DICK GLATIE NANCY GLADSTEIN JoN GUDGEL CHARLOTTE GORDON -yy AL eRIEeo f' SHERRY GRIFFITH MICKEY GRIFFITHS LARRY GRUBERT JOAN HAGAIN DARLENE HALDEMAN ',,,, CLIFF HALL DOLORES HAMPTON 'I 'N JoYCE HANCOCK ' 2 . A SANDRA HARDIE ai I ' -191 ,' NORMA HARGREAVES . I ' , A JOAN HARRISON X R' .. - Q , BILL HELD 'U' -' A 5 MARY Jo HENDRICKSON ,L A LINDA HENN 1' L , ED HENRY f Q , C- . , A LARRY HILL Q .' K SHARON HIME w Lg, I I-fi, TIM HINE wwf AL HOAG IEE, K if Y I g . Mfg, . A . KR -' ' .L L. A . A DAVE HOFFMAN CONNIE HoLLINCwoRIH 5 BZTTE HuMPHRIEs 0 JuDIrH HurCHIsoN -.R CLIFF HUNTER ,,-, 1oM HuRwII1 V .I roM IIBGRANI FF r NI JOHANSEN ' JIM JOHNSON A 9' I CAROL JURVIG 'II' V RoIaERTA KEARNEY Y I KEN KILIsoRN f I A . ' L S. Y 1 - JuDIrH KILDUFF A A PAM KARD , A- , , MARILYN KINSEL e A I' ,I , PAT KIJRWIN ,E 1' -. , I ' . Nav I UDY KLINGLER ' A vi, I y 1 I I - sos KRANTZ ' T' I A N5 f' ' Lf? QW' I ' gg! ,if . R R Juniors ...TQ 31. ILL fx W gut AL KUCHER KATHY KUEHN CAROL KUPERUS NORM KUSHINS MARIANNE LAIDLAW AL LAMPERTI JUDI LARSEN PAT LAUFEN BERG v JUDY LAWRENCE CAROLINE LEAR DIANE LEIIER A A N SHIRLEY LEPORI Z ' 4.2 T Lg' 'C RONALD LIERERMAN 'Z .. , .. A L - .., LINDA LINDSKOG I , .gg . M CAROL LoCI-IELT J, ,f 1 ' T nos LOVE gy , , n -' A I 5 SANDRA LusINCHI I REED MECKENZIE N 'F ' m ix . PM- JULIE MALET 'C 1+-7' A . I ' Q DEBORAH MALLSEI V -, in , PAT MALO Y - 31? PATSY MANNING P A -Q1 JUDY MAPLES ,H .P I Q H MIKE MARCLEY I -5 P-F5 , QL., , ' LYNNE MARTENS f - qs- RICH MARTIN -H Q X , A . JUDY MARTINEZ E. 1 I ir -I ' A JOYCE MATTOS . ,fx E 'tr Ros MECAMMON .E T , son MCEACH ERN X A RICH MLCINNIS AQ 4 . k' , QL' DORSEY MCKOWN . -.- Q A f ' JERRY MCMAHON if . . MYRON MCNEAL A . SANDRA MEADows S, W DOUG METCALFE A A A It A x , - - Q CATHIE METZLER 4- . A - ' ARNOLD MoNACo L 14? Q V 1 Q . JACK MORTIMER ,L ... ' A NANCY MoTCI-IAR 1 MARY MULHOLLAND Q. I A , vALERIE NAU . L i A I . . ily, .Q ,... , I N in . JUANITA NEAL A , Q M 12- fl MARCIA NEAL I . A ,F . A '1 LINDA NETBOY I 5.3, W' 3 I-gy BARBARA NIED ' , ' EPI RosE MARIE OBIEDO :A . f I KAREN o-IIRIEN J Af , X . , A - w L L ' Y DICK vvggv o SON A hw 5 S 'U 4 ' 'Q' DAYIDINA PAGANO I 4- Ty! 1352 A., LINDA PALMER ,gf .Q .,,. 1 -W JIM PARKER in I Q JOYCE PATRICK 5,1 ' G Q PATTY PATTERSON kg, SHARON PEEsLEs 1' . -9 RHEA PENDERGRASS - 1 GARY PENDERS - sf I A DENNIS PETERSON ' , 'A KEN PHELPS iid' W -. I L. . Class of 195 9... CATHY PURCELL LARRY PURCELL MIKE RADER NONA RASONSKY GEORGIA REED JOYCE REGNANI TOM REHILL SHARON RITCHIE MILLY RIVAMONTE LINDA ROBELLO CAROL ROBERTSON KEN ROSENBERG SHIRLEY ROSSON RICH ROWE ANN ROYLE MIKE RYAN PAT RYAN LESTER SADLER GARRET SATFIELD JOANNE SCHMIDT IRVING SCHWARTZ PAM SCOTT JUDY SHAWLER JUDI SHIPSEY GARY SIEBACK SUE SILVERNALE GERI SIMENSTAD RON SIMMONS CAROL SILVA EVELYN SMITH RON SNIDOW JOHN SPADONI CHRISTINE STEIGER BILL STEPHENSON KAYE STEVENS SUE STEVENSON MARTHA STROM BILL STRIDER DEAN SWANSON BARBARA SULZER JIM TAPPERO BOB TAYLOR BOB THEILE ALLEN THOMAS JIM THOMAS NEVA THOMAS PAT PRINCE RAY TORASSA TONY TRIMUAR ERNIE VALANDO PAUL WALSH MAY WEEKLEY CAROL WESTON JIM WILLIAMS KARIN WILLIAMS SUE WILLIAMS BETTY WINFORD JASPER WINNIE JON WINTER PAT WRIGHT 5 , I , ' Q K I Zig? mi ,, 4 f 41 2 I . I I I gn? Agp f II JA f -19 I '-A- J I n i 1- A :,, Z ,I Iblu I Ri fe, . I 1 J, .I vw . Al N ,.. M-by 41 T 4 ' -: if, X' S l Q 'gs SEIAI I WF' -Q all .- mf J un1ors Q 4- , 'sv TNQ 1 is-L X A 5 3 CAROL wwe Jovcs Youwe DEANNA zeusu v- noe zuwmo Q-..., 1 3 '. V . x X 6 Q si 1 in f , xx, - Q M ...V ,P , . 'T' JIM zuNnNo NANCY Basses EMANUEL DIEMEL DOUG INGRAM FALL YELL LEADERS, leff 90 righfi Donna Diefrich, Chris Sfeiqer, Pam Kardx SPRING YELL LEADERS-ROW ONE, leff 90 fiqhf: Barb Baken. Carol Clark, Sue Eschen, ROW TWO: Mike Curry S and Tom Ingram. .ml . 35.-X1 SONG LEADERS-KNEELING, Ieff to right: Julie Malef, Kafhy Kuehn, Roberia Kearney. STANDING: Mary Franz- rnan, Sue Williams, Rhea Pendelqrass. FALL OFFICERS-SEATED, lei? lo righf K. Carnine, pres.: J. Fowler, girls vice-pres.g G. Sfephenson, sec'y.g G Corrifore, rep. STANDING: D. Unfer mann, rep.g G. Park, 1reas.g W. Ericson boys' vice-pres. Sophomore Class Ofhcers . . . SPRING OFFICERS-SEATED, left fo right: Arndf girls vice presg R. Yeager, pres.: S Sanchez yell leader STANDING: W. Eric- s n r p J Segae sec y-Ireas.g J. Finsley. boys vice pres Mr E B Gearharf, adviser. ABSENT Pal Weeks, rep. 1 rn., '57 ,A .. A E , v , -iw' '91 f-as ,luv I R, CE 'GL PAM AGERS GAY ALBANESE CHRISTY ALLAIR DONNA ALLEN MEL ALMO DENNIS AMAN '12 PEGGY ANDREWSEN .- E, A , ,Lf ' A V ' bi vw JUDY s'EINTI?oNNE ARNDT .A A 5 1,-Eff' ' 'Af JUDY ARONS in ROSEMARY ARR Y -A , DONNA AUGUSTO ' Awww '35 ., ii Y H . '- ' Y I f A I STAN AzEvEoO 'Q -I' 1 ' Q' Q A ' sm RD A A , uv I ' A A ' j ., , 'EX' - ' MIKE BARNES ,, 4 R L'-f' LEE IIARIL 'IN Q 5 I ,Q G . i X 1 , PN L aa S5 To ' 9' ,, , .-, JIM IIAITAGLIA Q , ' f 2 A I MARILYN IIEccIO A , I Q I I ww BILL BECK I 'Y 3 cy? KAREN BENEDETTI . ,I . A TOMMY RENEPE -N '93, ,. vIvIAN RERIONI Lan .LR uv? 5 A Z i A MARKSEIEYREQN IRD , 1 . ,. . . K A 9 Q E I 'E' Q.. I CAROL BOEHM if . Y A DAVE aoscH WARREN BOSTICK .. -. ' ANDY ROTIINI i I LYNN BOWERS KN dw , A. BARBARA BRADLEY I A M WL BARBARA BRADY 33 6, f.....yj JIM RRAY I I L A . Y' LaVERNE BRAZDA 1 , i KEN RROADI-IEAD I X , ' 1 , . , A f' MARYkgE IIIJTLERR f, 5,27 A . 1 . .Q I N au A D , I Y E J ,. KATHY CALDWELk.,' Jjfq Lv 3- mr ,H yy . OOLLEEN c LLAHAN H 2 ix 'I JOE CANNON H. A -A R JOI-IN CANBIANI A Q. K R I N 5- 5, L Q BILL CARNAGHAN an 5 , --I Q 93' I KEN CARNINE .Q A A 5, I K- I at . I son CARROLL W Y ,Lg O, TOM CARSRSEL TON f AN A U' M A I CARLENE CHANDLER ' G-4 X' V 5 W ' JOYCE cHIsI-IOLM 1 .1 A R, - MIKE CICERO ' I , Q A if K RICH SHRRIY OOMAN 'W '1 ROSEMARY COOK 'W 2 IA' , ' f' PEGGY COOPER x' GLORIA CORRITORE ' LARRY CORY , I m f L , son KOsTA .L SUE COUNTER iv We nos cox I f-E f vIcKIE OREITI sk ' Q ' Ayala ' I Class Of 196 JUDY CURRY JOHN CUTHBERT ANNA DALE STEVE DANIELS BOB DeGRAFF DANA DETMAYER HARRY DILLON KAY DONOVAN KEN DOTSON LINDA DOTY LORN DREITZLER PAULETTE DUHEM BILL ELLIS MICHELE ELLIS WALTER ERICSON MIKE ERTMAN MARK EVJU LINDA FAHLE CONNIE FARNSWORTH JERRY FORKNER DENNIS FENTON JIM FINSLEY MICHELLE FISHER RUSSELL FORD TERRY FORSYTH PAT FOSTER JACKIE FOWLER KAY FRAME KENT FRANCISCO DEANNE FROST CAROL FULLERTON EVERMAE GALLAND FRANK GALLARDO AL GASTONI SANDRA GAWITH ARLENE GHILOTTI JULIE GILCREASE KAY GOFF G-LORIANN GRANDE JUDY GRIFFITH BETH GRIFFITHS ORVILLE GRIMES BARBARA GUDGEL ANTOINETTE GUERRERO ROY GUYETTE DARRYL HALL DON HAM JOYCE HAMPTON ROBERT HAMSTRA BEVERLY HANSON CONNIE HARNELL BETTY HASTINGS CHARLOTTE HEATH JOHN HENDRICKS JEAN HENDRICKSON KRAMAR HERZOG DIANE HILLIARD MILTON HIMES CONNIE HOFFMAN LYN HOGUE Wh. X ss an sl gr -1 in K. gg5 'E'Jf in R' -.3 ar eu XB ,Yr KN 'nw L I 'J Sophomores . . . I If H 'R'R. f W f ri , .A,..3 AIIV 5 5 . 4'-P' I Q I 47 .Ii 4 ng ,-I . fu K, fx ... .. - K - ' A A , ' ' I I er , . If-I 9 , 14 I M qi .. I K , 5: R S O 5 .Q i W - ' . I b fs If ' :' ,. I Ii yd: ,,'::I II I I IIA if , I Ns 1 , ' I Ii 2, Ab' C' Q , , ' . 6 . 6 I : W , I If f I I ,vs bw I ,I - -E .1 I ' V M ' ' '-, . Q EII 2 ' I. A A A -.I I., 4 'S I - -...,, A A I sg ., Q I . . 1 f' I A 'X Q g Ik 5 I- I I0 I 23, I- I I A ' II I, I Q I -I X 5- I G .' . I I I Q I If I I EI gb , gf , I mx . I in ' . xkirlg I, I K' . J' fr, M 'X' I Q 'I' I4 ' 1 IQ 9 . fx' -r xhiif I -Q Wx .- A I ' . sl f I 'l 5 , Z Vx., AI I gina M. . QI Q. I ,I I I I fx I , A ., .f ,: . V I X . 0 5- In K I IX as I ff 2-94 QI L It I-'ir' 95 - If fs. Q'-L ,I I JIII I A I ? A I .1 was A . W 1 If 1 I X wi 3 'S 5- E ii' ' I I may Z. M? L.-,Ts x I 'I I if D 6 - Q' w I I I. 11 4 Class of 1960 DICK HOLLOWAY MARK HOLLOWITZ CAROL HOOKS MARY ANN HOOTS PAT HOWERTON PAUL HULGAN JIM HUNT SHARON HUNTLEY STEVE HURST PETER ILSE JOHN IMMEL MARILEE JENSEN DOUG JOHNSON CLAUDIA JONES JIM KEENAN MARY KENYON TRAVIS KEY DOUG KLYSE LINDA KOCH BILL KUPERUS DEAN LAND GEORGE LANDERS BILLIE LARGENT BARBARA LAUFER KATHY LEMME DAVE LEONARD CARLA LINKE CONRAD LINKE TERRY LITCHFIELD DAVID LOW SHERYL LYNN KAREN MABIE LOUISE MacFARLAND LARRY MADALL ALICE MAIOLINI LARRY MAJORE MIKE MALONE DAVE MANDERE CHARLES MARIANI PAT MCCULLOCH JEAN MCCULLOCH ERIC MCGUIRE ANN MCINTYRE BONNIE MCVERRY REGGIE MECHAM BILL MELANSON MARILEE MICHAEL NORMAN MEIGS WAYNE MILES CAROLYN MILLER DANNY MILLER JOANNE MILLER BIFF MOORE BONNIE MUELLER DORALLEN MUELLER DENNIS MURPHY JOEL MYERS JANET NELSON CAROLYN NELSON CHARLOTTE NELSON JIM NELSON PAT NEWTON DOROTHY NOEL MIKE NUNAN ANN OCHS IRENE OBOLSKY DOREEN OGREN DOUG OLIVER my A ART OLSEN A ' 5 I SAM OLYNYK '- . A JOHN OMLI MIKE O'SHAUGHNESSY Ax I X 1 CLAUDIA OILETTAIEE 5 3 ' GARY A I I ' GWEN PARK I, I I , b BETTY PEDERSEN . E, ,5 ff .LA 1 DEANNA PEDROLI to A PETER PELLOL ' I P 'P ' ,Lx .L P- 3433 -. D-ga fi . DARLENE PETERSON J . I Q I A GILBERT PETERSON 'I I I In 9' I .4 'TI ' ' , MARSI-IA PHILLIPS 'f L,,f I , 3 y ANN PoROaIcH 4 'Q 5 H T- TEAL POWELL I f - W GEORGE POWERS f - 5 A' P .Q I x 2 ff. ' CHARLENE PRINCE I JIM PURCELL ,Q Q JIM PuRvIs NORRIS RAwLEs , I BILL RIIEIBEYSE REG Ll ' A A A , . fc I -. I A WILLIAM RENSHAW Q i' E4 . GEORICEE R'EgNNo8DgS .. I is , , - BOB RIELLA .... 3531 DIANE RITOHEY ff , -wi LINDA ROBAUGH , 5 f A My Q BRUCE ROBERTSON 1 BONNIE RONSHEIMER Q RON ROSA BARBARA RUDNICK if DEANNE RUOFF JOSEPHINE RUSSO MIKE RgrAIN B CA . R SA A ,, A K I ' .W SALLYRQLNSILQE , - f.-5.5. . Aux .,: E Yr V1 wb wav? 'wg 3. w VIRGINIA scETTRINI 4Iil. I h ' 3? I . MARCIA SCHANTZ H' ,I 3 - ' - , . , , Q, ,H . TED SSIIEZSIQEQTSCHROERS F' I' I I TOM SCHWARTZ I wx at MICHELE scOTTo , ,I , 5' SI -I JOANN SEGALE Tjiif I I - I A L. ,. .x A r ,R - PAUL SHEEHAN DEANNE scHLEE -- vIcKIE sIERERT Q Q Q f x JILL SIGLER ' A , A I ' DOROTHY SILVA ., W I ,arf DALE sILvEIRA 'gn 5 , f .x b V, A M L, Sophomores all N. ., kv sd V M K x 9 i K V 'iv 0' kr' ' 4 Un. 'QU W 6' , L .1 Q if gl ,. Q M, 11.21 fi. k'1U N-f x K A -Q 'WHA-. v , NWA 'WHL L x 5, xx A 16? L- Class of 1960 RON wrusm' , Q Yom WYATT - , C- , q GARY wlmesreu. ,H Y A , , ,by K, RICKY YEAGER w- . fA......,'g' lv 3 Rossze YOUNGS ,1 RAY zsnse ' 'Z .,.,,. Q , BEVERLY ZEIEN ' , ' KATHY ZSBIQER ., - , W GA Y uNlNo , - , ' 4-.fd - - 3, M , ERNIE LUCAS ' A W ww., 5? ,ut . , wmv sAacocK ww . ,gag f ' , , 1 ' RoN JOHNSON ' , Q -' A Q 5 S3 7 + 2, 7-,kt . FALL YELL LEADERS, leff lo right: Jill Sigler, Garda SPRING- YELL LEADERS, lef? Sfephenson, Marilee Michael. Lilchfield, A fo right Sally Sanchez, Terry rlene Ghilclfi. S ,SH 5? 4 QQ SONG LEADERS-KNEELING, left lo riql-I+: Bev Zeien, Judy Arons, Linda Koch, Linda Thomas, STANDING: Pal Howerlon, Mara Scufhern, Bev Schwartz, Barbara Laufer. FALL OFFICERS-SEATED, leH lo right, S. Zenslus, rep.: S. Simon- facchi, secy.-lreasq V, Olsen, girls' vice-pres., J. Rowe, pres. STAND- ING: L. Maiore, rep.: J. Rosa, yell leader, S. Marks, boys' vice-pres. Freshman Class Gfficers W 9. f J Q 1 ,- f SPRING OFFICERS, Ieff lo righl: J. Pemble, secy.-frees.: G. Bullis boys' vice-pres., S, Marks, res P West irls' vice res A Kesler P -I - . 9 'P -I - . yell leader. Absenl: J. Costello, L. Royle, reps. DAVID ADAMS CLYDE AHERN TOM ALGER MELISSA ALLYN KATHY ATKINS JANET AYERS IANTHA ADAMS JAMES BALDWIN CORA BAMBERG SHERLYN BANNER ROSEMARY BARKHURST GEORGE BARR 'wg JAMES BARRY BILL BATES KEN BECKER KAREN BECKSTEAD SALLY BEERBOWER HARLEY BELL MONICA BELL JEROME BELLACH .A MARILYN BEYER wu- DAVE BLABON We-sf ROCHELLE BLAKE JOANN BLENGINO JIM BLOMOUIST A KEN BOCKRATH MACON BOOKER ROSALIND BORBA STEVE BORDEN VICKI BOTT CHARLES BOWERS 'W NADINE BOWERS DON BOYCE BETTY BRADFORD PAT BRADFORD BETTY BRAWDY KERRY BRENNAN 1, DON BRENNER -5,3 5 STEVE BRIGHAM w KAYREN BROWN MARILYN BROWN 'V NOEL BROOKMAN MARY BRUNDAGE MARY BRUNHOFER nv' Gs JOYCE BRUSATORI GEORGE BULLIS ...- RANDY BURROUGHS MIKE CAMGROS GRAHAM CAMPBELL RICH CARROLL NANCY CATLIN MELISSA CALDERWOOD JAMES CHAMBERS JAMES CAID CAROL CANANN in MIKE CASTLEMAN 4' 2 5 MIKE CALDER ew IDA CARDELLINI Q-r DENNIS CHAN 54 WGS! 'V 'ff 'Z' HL 9 -1 40 17 wwf V1 'L- 'IB' il sn C Qi fi Ar, flu. 1' an as 1 sv Us -I 1 f Freshmen. . . . 4 - B 'A 2? 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Hgz I H l x a A B BI I S , I ' RQ' 4, ,av 2 :,, In ' I gi' , :A A A ' H HHN YJ? 3 x xfmwmi .QQ 'NG ai JACK CHAPMAN xx N ROD CHISHOLM BOB CLARK FRED CLARK JACK CLARK 'gfffgegufvvw wr J RICHARD CLARK -v wmms CLARK DAVID COOPER JAMES COSTELLO MIKE COLTON 8 JOAN CROSSMAN MARJORIE CURRAN RICH CURRY ' MARIE DAVIS 'sf Y Y S A aug ' si:-1 WIN' fu. .--f .asf y -6 v?f 221 Y L uv 55 .LQ -qw-wp -...JY Q .Q-A ff.: su' CTM RODGER DAVIS CHAPIN DAY BOB DEEMING ,N JAMES DE LA MONTANYA . , 9 -eu.. av. sb f h...h Class of 1961 STEVE DeLAP CAROL DELL ERA STEVE DELL OCA LORRAINE DELZ KENT DEMING ALICE DeSANTIS DIANE DIGRAZIA ROBERT DINUBILS TOMMI DI PIETRO DON DIXON VALERIE DOWNING DOREEN DRAPER HELEN DROST STEPHEN DRUHE MAKIKO DYESS JO ANN ERDMAN KAREN ERICKSON BONNIE ESHELMAN SHIRLEY ESHELMAN TOM EUDY JUDY EVANS MARK EVERETT MARIAN EVERLEY RUTH FAGUNDES DORA FARR RENA FAUS GREGORY FERRANDO RICHARD FERRARIO SANDY FERRARIO JEAN FINE PAT FINNEGAN CAROLYN FINL Y KAY FLEMING SANDRA FLETCHER MYRON FLORES FLORENCE FOGLESONG ELAINE FORD JIM FRANKLIN TOD FRANKLIN JOANNE FRANKOSKY AM I T52 I x. 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'E I A .rf -'- gf GAYLE GARNERI - P' I D' f H J MARY GASS 55 , X I -I U g -fiq JUNE GAY ,N I 4 GARY GEARHAR1 , 3 69 I CHARLES GEARHEARD I M Q CHRIS GINGHER ,R 9 f- JOHN GLADsrEIN KATHLEEN GOLDSBROUGH in ' ig 5 , A ,Q I JUANITA GOMEZ 4 I ' H CAROL GOODRICK Lal - RICHARD GORDON my 5, I .5 -' WENDY GRAIIER A. 5 '7 GLENDA GRAHAM A , .f DIANE GRAVES f ' I , BUD ?ZL5ELNGRIFFIN I RAMONA GUERRERO 9 IZQQ 5 K 4 cI.AUDIA GULIIRANSEN I .J DIANE GWEN gf -:fr GARY HANCE 1' . by E I - I A I I x X X .., ROSE HADDAD f DENNIS HALL I GARY HALLEN , ' Il HOWARD HAMMERMAN E Q W JOAN HAMSTRA A . , Og DEE DEE HANEY 1 , V Wi S 5 ,- . ' I 5' ' Sv DAVID HARDE , I 9' I PAM HARPER I 5 JOE HARPER . , ihf'i I R - Q ANNE HARRIS Ig' Hwj .R g Is. DELORES HARRIS , f-:Ig 'I R PAUL HAUN I I -A A X x '. A JUDY HAYES ,L PEGGY HAYMAN f GARY HENDERSON Jw Q .. g, FRED HELRERG X ig qi , . I .1 BILL HENDRICKSON ,,,,' Y- - I IIONNEY HENDRIcKsoN ,Q -' I -M I hun HARRY HICKLIN I X RAITYEILLNE HINE E . ' L AN s . I ,Q I KATHLEEN HINE 'W' GM In I Q - 4 I '45, .L VIRGIHIIIAKIHLNAQEY fa.. A 53. I K is Q X g ' .,,, 'ff fav' J' . L. , -I .. . ' XO L.. J .1 ,sh CHUCK HOLLAND Y P- A STEVEGHAOIEINOWSYGAN I 'E L H R p , I .. JOAQUIN HORTON KY ' I R' 191' ' R,. 1, ., g STEVEN L-IOVESMAN -f ,- W .yi LY N H WARD f I . if 35,7 i .,,. -SV ,R MARILYN HOwE MARGUERITE HUSON ' MARY HUMPHRIES , STEVE INGERSON J 'I- JIM JAcOasEN W! - ' LARRY JACOBSEN I , 1 his I i Q f . Freshmen -ami 'W' y'3n was SBIG 4.K'..'!.3g3 sh,,,,.4 .few KKK Q2 nfl, 'aw lll 0 Gr 1 ,W SA: of 1 wi 'S was xml 'QT' 1 Q! wi MICHAEL JAMESON DAVID JENSEN DWIGHT JOHNSON RANDY JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSTONE DAVE JONASEN PAUL JORDON 5, rom KAEHLER wx-1-SI BRAD KARD NATALIE KARR PAUL KEEPER MARJORIE KEENAN DAVE KELL ANNETTE KELLERMAN MARGUERITE KELSTROM DAVID KENNEDY MIKE KENNEDY ANITA KESTER M KEY JUDY KIPFER JUDY KIRWIN CHARLENE KLINGLER KATHY KLYSE ANN KOSKI JOHN KREBS RUSSELL KREUZER SANDRA KROMREI KAREN KUAM KEN KUAM NANCY KUNCE SUSAN LE BLANC JIM KAKEMAN ED LAMPERTI ADRIAN LANG TOM LANG NEIL LEAVERTON GARY LEDSON SANDY LEE TONI LEISURE DELBERT LENNIE BARRY LEVIN MIKE LIND JACKIE LOCHELT VIVIAN LOWIE MADELINE LOUWAERT LANCE LOWRY SANDRA LOWE 4 GAIL LOWMAN ELLEN LOWRY BILL LUTZ was is an DONNA MAGNAGHI 'we JOELLEN MANN JUDY MANNIN6 JOHN MARK STEVE MARKS JUDY MARLOWE EVA MARTENS GARVIS MARTIN , WILLIAM MARTIN W' Class of 1961 I . 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My ...pa -ff .- M15 li i 15 mi 'T ,MA 1,4 Rx wry Y mv 3 6 'V Q' -rv mi xg in LYNN ROYLE TOM RUNDBERG GARY SABRAW SAKOVICH MARY TIM SALADIN SANDY SANDAHL CHERYL SANFORD LEON SANKEY JOHN SAUTER ELLEN SAVAGE SARA SCHELL SUE SCHELL ALLAN SCHMIDT MARY SCHNEIDER PETER SCOVILL LOUIS SCRUGGS HOWARD SELINGER WILFRIED SEMLER BARBARA SHADLE JESSIE SHEPHARD SUZY SEIDENSTICKER DARLENE SIMMONS SMITH JEAN JERRY SMITH SANDY SMITH WAYNE SNODGRASS JEFF SOUSA KARLA SPECTOR LINDA SPEH JIM SPRINGSTEAD MIKE STANDISH LESLIE STEINER DEANNA ST GAUDENS RON STIRLING SUSAN STONE SUZANNE STONE MYRNA STENVERS N STEPHENS JO AN PAM STETTLER SUSAN STEVENSON WANDA STEVENSON MARCIA STUART DOUGLAS SULZER JOHN TAYLOR ELAINE TAVENNER JUDY TEMPLEMAN CHARLOTTE TEVIS BOB THATCHER CRISPIN TILDEN 2' weve Tlrus oonon-av meANroN CAROL TUTTLE ir: sv-A MARY TURNER l WAYNE TOBIN :HH CAROL TRUETT R DON TUCKE LEANN VANDERFORD MARTIN VANDRUNEN ,av BARBARA VIKDAL pvd X :fig I I I Class of 1961 LINDA VILAS F L ,I Q I ,gg K U44 V My I K :Qi I 'I' - -A g I' fXx I ' x , , ' I 22 I I 10 1 I ' 'I I I I .I E b KI A: nlbll f V z SQ, K .X-1' , X I a, .I I I 0 5' A- I I : -I S I .zlz VF 4 -' I 11 'I I. iz, J 9 IJ J I Q- ' I 'R ' 1 A I I I II 3 is I . I ., 7 4 I . I' f I N Q I 49 -K f 34 Q H - ' I, Q If fr 1T,JJJ ,I,. I I V ,I A - ,FJI I Sf . I W I I IJIT I I I Ig, IIIII I I F M qbrb A ' z Q mi. I ' P ag . I E , I I 5 I ' N. 5 I V 1 ' ., ' 5 ,- K J 4' x , -I53:I-- wg If -.'A- I ' vs Ian' da .II I3 I I - II, I I ATRR I II, mf A I L' Q3-Ei vs I U S- I I RU' ' I N H , ,AE 4' L, I It In X, ,b . HI, ' as .sv SQ -Aj I ' 'W '- I ' 'fi I ' I X It I ,QI 4 F A , . If 12' -7 1 I. . Q V. I -f M 'F' '- If IIIV K ,vi hw fa, Q - I II A I I W I L I ,J DAVID VOLBERG STEPHEN VON NAGY RUSSELL VOSSBRINK PAT WEBSTER WARREN WEDEKIND JANET WEEKS PHIL WILLIAMS SALLY WILLIAMS BILL WILSON EARL WOODALL BARBARA WOODHURST JEAN WYLIE C Q GAIL YAP ' - 9 ,, JEAN ZERBE NEVA ZUMWALT LELAND CHARONI FROSH PAPER STAFF-ROW ONE, Ieff fo right C. Trueff, L, Sfefner, A. Fulkerson, D. Sim- mons. ROW TWO: I. Oleson, C. DeII'Era, J. Pemble, D. SI. Gaudens, A. Kesfer, W. Gra- ber, ROW THREE: J. Glad- sfein, S. Marks, P. Wesf, T, Johnsfone, N. Karr, C, Tuffle, L. Speh. was iv! .L ..:. 'U I ,E xt .wg A . I , A V' ' V wah! iv- .,, 'V f . Il 33 it , --6-. f 'l Nr-al .1119 N fa N V Q .-ff ' what af, ,, ' ' .. 22 x . . ii! -57 1 ... K . 9 5 N ,. - r FROSH YELL LEADERS- KNEELING, Ieff fo right: A. Kesfer, D. Cooper, J. Man- ning. STANDING: J. Temple- man, J. Rosa. P. Sfeifler. Now, don I' forge+ your grades Go++a have a+ leasf an 'A' . . . ACTIVITIES Fall Student Council . . . dk... Q wr-fig ,, A.-me N S. 1. A ROW ONE, lefl lo riqhl: Denny Unlermann, sophomore represenfafiveg Paf Wilson, boys' vice-presidenfg Larry Maiore, freshman represenfalive. ROW TWO: Lynn Francisco, girls' vice-presidenfg Jane? Tail, commissioner of social af- fairs, Gill Mallos, presidenlg Marianne Rallenbury, acfivify poinl secrelaryg Elaine Opill, freasurerg Susan Zensius, freshman represenlafive. ROW THREE: Carol Wylie, iunior represenlaliveg Donna Lambrelfi, secrelaryg Carlene Brown, councilman: Louise MacFarlane, councilmang Deanna Zeien, iunior represenlafiveg Sheral lllinqworlh, corn- missioner of assemblies, and Mrs. Eslher Arrasmilh, adviser, Elecled in June ol l957, llwe Fell Sludenl Council lweld meelinqs once a week durinq llie summer in preparallon lor llie ensuing sclwool year. llwe council gol llie lirsl day ol sclnool oll on llie riqlil lool willi a welcoming com' millee, and willw guides lo direcl a record lolal cl some l3OO sludenls lo class. Under llie leaderslwip olGillVlallosll1e srudenl council was soon in lull swing. Proiecls included llwe inillalion ol plans lor a club-coordinaling council, reorganiza- lion ol llie Represenlallve Assembly, and revision ol llwe conslilulion and eleclion code. GILL MATTOS Council in session. Fall President lnferesled srudenls aifended, if ,X Spring Student Council . . . 1 if W am? ' 25 hwy QP' I 'nadni f-if sl -rigs. ,gf an 11 fs Q rx, ROW ONE, lefl lo righi: Jim Costello, fresh represenlaliveg Sieve Barkhursl, commissioner of assembliesg Jon Warren, presidenl. ROW TWO: Barbara Nule, secrelaryp Jackie Thomas, yell leader, Marilee Michael, councilman, Bibbie Lie, girls' vice-presidenl, Lynn Royle, freshman represenfatveg Jon Winter, iunior represenfalive, ROW THREE: John Arndf, boys' vice-presidenlg Carlene Brown, iunior represenlafiveg Phyllis Hancock, lreasurerg Donna Diefrich, commissioner of social affairs1 Sue Silvernale, councilman, Pal Weeks, scph represenlalive. The spring Sludeni Council has 'fried io represenl lhe siudenls in every way possible. Through gueslionnaires 'rhe Council has received suggeslions perlaining lo lhe bellerf rnenl of our school and sludenl governmenl syslem. The group began by dealing wilh parking, a sludenl' siore, lhe club coordinaling council, and ihe opening of 'rhe caleleria before school. The campus cleanup campaign was conlinued under lhe Council, and rnany suggesred school improvemenls were worked on. An eleclion code is lo be eslablished and if passed, pul inlo 'rhe conslilulion. This Siudenl Council, under lhe leadership oi Jon Warren, has done a greal job. JON WARREN ' . Council al Work Spring Presidenl Serious Business Representative Assembly . . Dance Committee . . REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY The Representative Assembly was tormed this year Revision ot the Activity Point system, revision ot the to give students more voice in student government. Constitution: Campus Clean Upq t-landboolcp revision The Assembly includes about BO members, who are ot the club chartering system, and organization ot elected in their social studies casses. the Club Co-ordinating Council. Among the things the Assembly worlced on were: llllilttiiii W DANCE COMMITTEE Dance Committee members planned two dances The spring dance, Soda Pop l-top, teatured Jim during the tall semester. 'Romper Rag was held in Wayne, radio announcer trom Station KOBY. Jan honor ot treshmen and transter students. Elise l-lerzog Tait was tall chairman, and Donna Dietrich, spring. reigned as tootball queen over the tootball dance, Bulldog Boogie. 64 Student Body Yell Leaders f.S as 9' SPRING YELL LEADERS left io rugh? Ed Couch Jackie Thomas Pat Wnlson N325 ' -'Nc ... -Q! uw Wdsaaf ROW ONE, leff fo righf: B. Murphy, B. Hooks, M. Kinsel L Marfens ROW TW Meserole, S. Golsch. ROW THREE: J. Guslafson, M Griffifhs M Schiller The Red 'n' Wh1te FALL EDITORIAL STAFF Janel Tait, ed., Mike Dilfmore, Bill Bruce, ass't e'ds.g Ray Nielsen, John Guslafson, Irving Blabon, page eds,g Gary Woodall, phofo ed., Gary Robinson, sporrs ed., Dave Gebhard, business manager. SPRING STAFF Bill Bruce, ed., Barbara Overfurf, Irving Blabon, ass'f eds., Mike Diffmore, sporls ed,g Gary Robinson, Barb Hooks, Barbara Murphy, page eds., Gary Woodall, pholo ed., Ray Nielsen, John Gusfafson, business managers, Michael Griffiths, exchanges. REPORTERS Rich Boyle, Dave Gebhard, Tom Rehill, Judy Alger, Sieve Barkhursf, Sharon Dunphy, Scolli Golsch, Marilyn Kinsel, Judy Klingler, Judy Lawrence, Diane Leber, Bren? Marshall, Lynne Marlens, Linda Palmer, Gary Fenders, Pamela Scolf, Bill Slephen- son, Jack Wallace, Par Seefeldf, Karen Woodman, Jean Mesercle, Linda Nelboy, Dorallen Mueller. One edilion lakes lcls of work. 1.,-A' , Mg rm-,fs 'r , lf 31.1 Waxes i-1 JKWM, ZUQHQK Y , , - 5 'iifffffjfal Page editors make The layoul If s a conslanf balfle ifh time 'Fifi' 'i Q6 BOYS' BOARD OF CONTROL-ROW ONE, Ieff to right J. Mclnfyre, B. Cosfello, L. Lemon, l, Schwarfz, D. Spencer. ROW TWO: R. Thompson, A. Werner, Mr. Robert Bowden, adviser. Boys' Board . .. The purpose of ihe Boys' Board of Conirol is To mainfain good relaiions berween siudenis and fac- ulry, represeni ihe boys of +he school, and perform services for rhe school. Their major iunciion during The year was io clean 'rhe caieieria and aid 'rhe faculfy and siudenis keep 'rhe campus clean. They looughi and insielled a mirror in The girls' washroom and sold paper io +he sludenis. Allhough few in number, lhe boys, wiih Mr. Roberi Bowden, iheir adviser, do aiiempl 'ro help orienlaie siudenfs and aid ieachers. The job of fhe iirsi period salesmen is fo colleci lhe money siudenis wish io go To fhe bank for varied reasons. Each year during +he magazine drive salesmen handle +he money srudenrs earn and 'rurn i+ info The banlc. They also colleci lhe money for Searchlighis, Red 'n' While subscripiions, individual ideniiiicaiion piciures and many olher iiems. To help promoie sales 'rhe salesmen compeie in a coniesi +o see which class can sell or buy fhe mosl. The winning salesmen are awarded prizes. Class Salesmen . FIRST PERIOD SALESMEN-ROW ONE, Ieff fo righf: R. Faus, J. Thomas, M. Rivamonfe, C. Gordon, D. Foresi, S. Zensius. ROW TWO: D. Dell'Era, G. Corrifore, J. Sigler, C. Brown, R. Dinubls, K. Kuehn, J. Premble, A. Ochs, M. Laidlaw. ROW THREE: G. Perry, L, Winfer, D. Diefrich, M. Geisfer, R. Curry, P. Sfrachen, J. Tachouei. l SEATED, lefi To righlz Phyllis Hancock, Elaine Opifz, Mary Ann Maiore. STANDING: Donna Blackwell, Joyce Farnsworth, Gary Woodall, Mr. William Rinaldi. NOT PICTURED: Maureen Corr. Secretaries . . . The girls who work in The main oTlice, guidance cenTer, and PE. oTTice each period, are members oT The applied clerical pracTice sTaTT, beTTer known as school secreTaries. These girls receive crediTs and grades Tor Their work. Their iobs include picking up The aTTe-ndance slips each period, de- livering messages and running er- rands Tor Teachers, Tiling and Typing Tor The counselors, and assisTing The oTTice sTaTT aT The oTlice counTer. Bank Staff . The bank sTaTT is responsible Tor The receiving oT school Tunds and The paying oT all school bills. This gives The sTaTT acTual experience in in The handling oT Tinancial reporTs, Under The leadership oT Elaine OpiTz in The Tall and Phyllis l-lancock in The spring, The bank sTaTT sold Ticke-Ts aT all school TuncTions. ROW ONE, left To righf: Jackie Thomas, Elizabeih Ford, Joyce Regnani. ROW TWO: Fern Cooper Linda Macdonald, Pafricia Wrighf, Barbara Baken, ROW ONE, left To right L. Enemark, N. Rasonsky, R. McGinnis. ROW TWO: B. Brady, J. Kranfz, P. nning, P. Kirwin, S. Ruhl, R. Van Dalen. ROW THREE: J, Koehler, R. Guerrero, G. Gearharl. -.32-2 J. Jordan, G. Perry, K. Becksfead, .- s l . r Aa, Librarians . . . Serving under lvlrs. Gladys Gear- hearT in managing our school library are The sTudenT librarians. The operaTion oT The library is Their main iob and includes Tiling, nurnoering books. Taking care oT books, checking Them ouT, and do- ing clerical work. This is on-The-iob experience in operaTing and maine Taining a library. Each year The librarians go on a Tield Trip, and This year They visiTed STanTord UniversiTy's l-loover Me' morial Library. .,.,,.w.lr-Nlm .- . . ,. . -L.. . if Oo ROW ONE, leff lo righf: K. Kuehn, G. Grande, M. Maiore, M. Mulholland, A. Royle, B. Balren, J. Jordan, J. Miran, G. Sleiger. ROW TWO: J. Lawrence, N. Mounfioy, K. Muhly, P. Oberholher, J. Malel, C. Sleiqer, S. Silvernale, T. Kramar, C. Mefzler, K. O'Brien, M. Laidlaw. ROW THREE: K. Olsen, D, Graves, M. Howe, J. Boileau, K. Jacobsen, E. Bruff, D. Dietrich, P. Kard, D. Foresl, B. Winford, L. Palmer. ROW FOUR: J. Johnson, S, Zensius, D. Dell'Era, E. Opilz. ROW FIVE: D. Blackwell, S. Nelson, J. Sigler, C. Tilden. J. Tail, M, Beyer, J. Larsen, R. Pendergrass, M. Franzman, Miss Florence Abraham, adviser. Girls' Cabinet . . . Members of fhe Girls' Cabinef began fheir year wifh a Transfer Tea for new sfudenfs. During foofball season fhey held a pofluclq dinner for all fhe girls in school preceding The San Rafael-Tannalpais foofball game. Throughouf fhe year members ushered af various evenfs, and served af luncheons and dinners. They were frequenfly called upon fo show visifors around fhe school, and fo help new sfudenfs become adiusfed. FALL OFFICERS-SEATED, lelf lo righf: Miss Florence Abraham, ad- viser, Jody Johnson, presidenlg Kathy Kuehn, secrelary. STANDING: Polly Oberhollzer, vice-presidenfj Julie Malel, freasurerg Georgelfe Sleiger and Jill Sigler, yell leaders. ffkle ln fhe spring anofher Transfer Tea was held for sfudenfs enfering school during fhe preceding semes- fer, and af fhe beginning of l'he spring ferrn. During March fhe Associafed Women Sfudenfs from fhe College of Marin invifed forfy senior girls from San Rafael l-ligh School 'ro affend a preview of fhe cam- pus and a fashion show. A paiama slumber parfy was held in April, wifh approxirnafely ZOO girls affending. The girls spenf fhe nighf in fhe big gym and ended l'he evenf wifh brealc fasf in The new cafeferia. SPRING OFFICERS-SEATED, lefl lo righf: Julie Malef, vice-presidenl, Karen Jacobsen, president Linda Palmer, secrelary. STANDING: Miss Florence Abraham, adviser, Karin Olsen, lreasurerg Sue Zensius and Marilyn Howe, yell leaders. 2 --any-q -Mw- ffxr i si 1 Q I wig '1I,,3?,-f ,' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' N.. Q RNA I .I i Q. 1 'XL g 3? . 3 X .f X N, J Vx A N51 ' , 1, XY, K N.. wa I' ' ' , ... 1 A , 9 'J L f f .J,, f 'P M . f y N? K 1 ,Q 2 ' V ., 1 ' Q KW lm Qfwf-N1 A We 34 xibggg , was M msn X x ,Ani r A wb .A , .M x Q QUEEN AND COURT I H Q gh D a g q a EIISS Re1gns Over Football Vueung for hfle of San Rafael l-lugh School Foolball ueen were luve lovely Senuor gurls Eluse l-lerzog Penny Berg Sheral lllungworlh Melva Bemus and Denuse Zemluclca lhese gurls were nomunaled by lhe loolball 'reams and volunlary voles were casl by lhese boys al noon and afler school for fhree days On November I5 before The operuung lcuclcolrl of lhe game wulh Sanla Rosa Eluse l-lerzog was crowned loolball queen lor lhe I957 season Penny Berg and Sheral lllung worlh reugned as pruncesses lo lhe queen and lvlelva Bemus and Denuse Zemluclca were courl members Each gurl was presenled wulh a red and whule leu by lhe loolball players aller whuch all ol 'rhem rode around lhe held un a parade ol sporls cars The nexl eyenung Eluse and her courl reugned over lhe annual loolball dance Bulldog Boogu Durung unlermussuon Sleve Marshall presenled lhe courl wulh corsages ol lay andar chrysanlhernums A bouguel of red roses wufh a rhuneslone hara were guveru 'ro lhe queen 'X R Sv A 53 Q15 K 1,,K fe' 2551 w. 1 c ,s l-4 'IL. , -'75 A, ff. 7.xYX iff' -I 'V rf, Nfv . ,Saw . ', .r-f -t A 5 jN'f 5 QT! QV' sf' ' vw - I 2MQy sf,' .-,, A.. 11135291 f-Mt., -mm .Tw A ,, . 1' m.,,Wg. , , K ig S . 12 J' ,ff x . . ff x X A -G I 'K N1 'Q 'wi N ,M Xin k 1 '14, -Q.. 11 if , 1 Dramatic Productions . . . A Z 1' CHURCH CARD 4 We 'Q 'Q . I Remember Mama was an unforqefiable comedy, I Remember Mama . I Remember Mama . Thanksgiving satire was upvoarious Mrs. McThinq was still in rehearsal ai press time for The Searchliqhf. 1. :L gi 79 ,. L 1' - ' Q 59' 'M . ,gf -2 in 5 O X. 5,,Af'aj'4' V.f,jgLff5f. - ,fm ,YS ,jkgf , ' it-ff 1 ' 'w 'fvhil - nfs A ,' ' 'W Q ia I xv -vim. ,W '2f'4f'5 an V 'M 9 me ? . ww ' Qymg. Aff? 4-5 Wifi! . is 'A 1 rp wt :K 1 ,uxwk if ft N ? :QQ N ' , fi 9 Q at v ig 'tw cr. Ask I H, Calendar of Events . SEPTEMBER-IO, School Opens: I3, Frosh Receplion: I7, GRA Girls' Rally: l9, Junior-Soph Rally: 20, Sludenl Body Foolball Rally lPelaIuma Gamel: 23, GRA Swim Ivleel: 26, Transfer Girls' Tea. OCTOBER-4, Poolball Rally lAnaly Gamelt I6, Club Applicanl Teas: I8, Rally. NOVEMBER-I, Rally llam gamel: Girls' Cabinel' Pregame Dinner: 8, Velerans' Day Assembly, Noon Rally, lNapa Gamelf I3, Ra Ravas Facully Tea: I4, GRA Molhers' and Daughlers' Nighl: l5, Sanla Rosa Game: I6, Foorball Dance: l8, Noon Rec Dancing: 27, Thanksgiving Assembly. DECEMBER-4, Play Preview: 6-7, Senior Play l I Remember Mama I: l8, Ra Ravas Chrislmas Breaklasl: 20, Chrislmas Assembly: 2l, Chrislmas Dance, Fros+y Fanlasyf' JANUARY-6, Sludenl Body Pelilionsz l2sl7, Campaign Week for Sfudenl Body Olzlices: I6, Awards Nighlz I7, Baskelball Rally: 20, Candidales' Speeches: 2l, Eleclionst 24, Ra Ravas Polio Box Lunch Auclion, Frosh Parly: 25, Formal, ' Seamislf' al Corinlhian Yachl Club: 3 I, End of Semesler. FEBRUARY-4, Officers' lnslallalion Assembly: 7, Baskelball Rally: I I, Lincoln's Birlhday Assembly: 20, Washinglon's Birlhday Assembly. MARCH-6, Band Assembly: 7, Band Concerl: B, Soph Parry: I2, Les Cours Women's Facully Luncheon: I7, Spring Sludenl Body KOBY Dance, Soda Pop I-lop : 24, Alomic Energy Assembly. APRIL-I I, Frosh Parly: I4, Play Preview Assembly: I7, GRA Fa- Iher-Daughler Nighl: I8-I9, Spring Play I Mrs. Mclhingul: 24, Oper I-louse: 24, Fair Day, Barn Dance. MAY-2, Talenl Assembly: 6-7, Employmenl lnlerviews' Q, Drama Class Recilal: I6, Ra Ravas Ivloms' 81 Dads' Nighl: IB, Music Peslival' I9-23, Sludenl Body Campaign Week: 23, Alpha Kappa Dance, Ass sembly: 24, Frosh Parry: 25, Sludenl Recilal: 26, Candidales' speeches: 27, Eleclions: 29, Aquacade, Flashl Splashl : Memorial Day Assembly. JUNE-I , Senior Farewell: I I , Senior Ball: Senior Day: I3, Assembly: Gradualion Ceremonies. We've go+ 1'he pepl We've gof ihe s+eam! CLUBS 3 - FALL OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Finley, corresponding secre- SPRING OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Alford, freasurerg Duane faryg Duane Spencer, vice-presidenfg Jon Warren, presidenfg Craig Spencer, president, Bi!I Held, corresponding secrefary. NOT PIC- Becksfead, recording secrefary. NOT PICTURED: Les Sadler, freasurer. TURED: Bill Bruce and Norm Kushins. Ke Q l I l FKQ Bb? Qrwh, Xpkmpf, le A1 The Key CIub works Io deveIop Ieadership and iniriahve in iIs members, fo serve The school and communify, and Io prepare Hs members for usefuI cirizenship. The acfiviries of The Key CIub during The pasf schooi year have been an imporranr par? of rhe schooi's acrivihes. In Ihe fall semesrer, Ihe Key CIub soId book covers, heId Ihe annual Faculfy Breakfast and cosponsored The Chrisfmas Dance. Ir The spring semes+er, The cIub heId a Key CInb division convenrion, which was afrended by nearIy one hundred deIegaIes from schoois incIuding SanIa Rosa, WiIIi+s, Novafo, I-Iealdsburg, and Forr Bragg. Guesf Speaker af The convenfion was CIinIon Duffy, refired warden OI San Quenrin Prison, and aurhor of The besf-seIIing novel Inside San Quenrinf' A Farher-and-Son Banquef was aIso heId, and SearchIigh+ covers were sold. The club proved ns proficiency aI Ihe game of bombardmenf by bearing fhe Sporfsmen CIub by an unbalanced score. ROW ONE, Ieff fo righf: W. Hasfings, W. Held, J. Warren, D. Spencer, C. Becksfead, I.. Sadler, N. Kushins. ROW TWO: K. Dreifzier, J. Mclnfyre, W. Bruce, F. Cosfello, B. DalBon, B. Bradley. ROW THREE: S. Barreff, D. Alford, B. DeGraff, B. McCammon, S. Barkhursf. ROW FOUR: D. Tardy, J. Price, I. Schwarfz, D. Finley, D. Aman, B. Theile, M. Gaffney. 'fa B F , .. .. R.: , Q ix, 3' I ' ., T55 Qu I N. ' ,Qi ... I' X as 3?- 2 . . Q nn ' i ee .-I 'ii' . M as - en, '. 15, ' ,K If 4 . l is i i J l ll l v I , ' J T 1 fk 1.1. r. it' . ' M L 3 ig K ROW ONE, leff fo riqhr: J. Jordan, L. Francisco, D. DelI'Era, E. Herzog, P. Hancock, S, Silvernale, R. Penderqrass, M. Michael, J. Sigler. ROW TWO: Miss Kay Andrew, adviser, C. Sleiger, C. Godflredsen, P. Kard, S. Lusinchi, C. Brown, K. Jacobsen, M. Beyer, J. Johnson, G. Corrilore. ROW THREE: K. Kuehn, S. Golsch. D. Lambrerii, P. Oberholher, C. Wylie, K. Mafhews, M. Ralfenbury, L. Thomas, L. MacFarland, B. Schwarlz, B. Simonfacchi. ROW FOUR: P. Wells, S. lllinqworih, S. Eschen, J. Boileau, B. Nufe, M. Franzrnan, P. Weeks, L. Warren, J. Miran. Ra Ravasu. Ra Ravas, whose name in Lalin means Rare Birds, has been for many years a club lo Qive service lo lhe school and communily. The purpose of Ra Ravas is also lo promole cilizenf ship, lo raise scholarship slandards, and provide for social aclivilies for lhe club, school and communiry. They provide services such as ihe annual Polio Box Lunch Auclion, a Thanksgiving baskel for a needy Family, and +he annual Facully Tea. The school lerm opened wiih +he semiannual Ap- o'icanls Tea lor prospeclive members. The girls in keeping wilh rhe iungle fheme. The las? evenl lor The iall semesler was lhe annual midwinler formal. Anofner winler even? was 'the snow lrip. The annual Fair Day and Barn Dance was The usual success, and lhe proceeds wenl lo lhe senior class for 'rhe Senior Ball. The Mom and Dads' nighl broughl 'rhe oulgoing orlicers rnuch recognilion and good wishes, and The new orlicers were inslalled. Wilh 'rhe encouragernenl of Miss Kay Andrew, lheir new adviser, Ra Ravas carried ou+ a successlul lhe club dressed as animals for lhe Facully FALL OFFICERS: Row one, K. Mafhews, secy., D. Lambreifi, correspond ing secy., S. Golsch, yell leader, P, Hancock, pres. Row Two, B. Nule, vice'preS., S. lllingworlh, yell leader, J. Boileau, recording secy 1 L year's program. SPRING OFFICERS: Row One, S. lllingworlh, recording secy., Miss Kay Andrew, adviser, M. Beyer, vice-pres., E. Herzog, pres. Row Two, C. Brown, corresponding secy., J. Johnson, freas., J. Sigler, yell leader, B. Simonfacclii, yell leader, M. Michaels, hisforian. lsr ,if 5. l 5 l E a -f 'P , 5-' T Y' -as . .kv , as 4-9' -7 . , ff,-- 'rib 5 45' ir Navi A -f-sf' ie I ae- 4. H E 11. 1 lx., Q 'r ff? V 1- Xe' of T' , , ROW ONE, lell Yo riqhl: E. Ford, C. Wheeler, A. Zapella, J. Becker, G. Soldavini, P. Manning, ROW TWO: J, Koehler, M. Wanlass, B. Bruff, C. Bass, J. Kranlz, C. Waqy, R. Van Dalen, M. Neal, N. Hargreaves. ROW THREE: Miss Barbara Lerda, adviser, S. Meadows, F. Cooper, S. Slevensen, S. Olsen, D. Blackwell. P, Kirwin, P. Beeson, J. Hulchinson, D. Fryer. ROW FOUR: J. Farnsworlh, B. Biederman, G. Perry, D. Lawrey, J, Shawler, N. Knulscn. Sigma Sigma Rho is a relalively new girls' service club al SRHS. ll has been known as Sigma Rho, lhe Greek lellers lor SR, iusl lhis year. l.asl year il was called New Girls' Club. Working under direclion ol Miss Barbara Lerda, adviser, were Judy l-lulchinson and Mary Joan Wan- lass, presidenls ol lall and spring lerms. This year's aclivilies included a Progressive Din nor and a ski lrip. A Salya'ion Army clolhes drive FALL OFFlCERS: Sealed, lell fo righl, 6. Soldavini, corresponding Secy J. Hulchison, pres. Slandinq, M. J. Wanlass, hisforiang J. Shawler secy.g P. Ford, lreas.g S, Olson, vice-pres., J. Kranlz, A. Zap- pella, yell leaders. Rho... was planned, and also a Senior Girls' Farewell. Send- ing cards lor birlhdays and gel wells, and raising money lor SRl-lS's adopled Korean boy are proiecls laken up by members. The Sigma Rho emblem was decided upon. ll will be a while and gold coal-ol-arms, In lhe middle is a shield wilh laurels around il. A crown is on lop and lhe Greek lellers ESR will be worn on eilher a while or gray blazer iackel. SPRING OFFICERS: Sealed, lefl lo righl, 6. Soldavini, vice-pres M J. Wanlass, pres. Slandinq, B. Bruff, corresponding secy.: S. Meadows frees.: C. Baas, yell leader, J. Koehler, hisloriang D. Blackwe e leader, B. Biederman, rec secy. fl' ne Q ,sr ii 2. ,P V ice 1' l Alpha Kappa . . . Alpha Kappans began 'lhe new school year by worlcing foward a scholarship lo be given lo a senior inferesled in arl. Money-malcing aclivilies for lrhe club included malcing leis, Chrislmas wrealhs, sellng mugs, and giving a school dance. A new members' dinner began lhe social year ol lhe club. Evenls lo follow were a Chrislmas parly, an ice slcaling lrip, ancl a swimming parly as a farewell lo senior members. ROW ONE, lelf lo righl: K. Alkins, K. Maflhews, L. Semler, L. Bowers, G. Horqan, L. Speh, K. Erickson, J. Hancock, M, Schiller, ROW TWO: Mrs. Louise Lewis, adviser, R. Russell, C, Allair, J. Shawler, D. Cooper, l. Obolsky, D. Hilliard, C. Wheeler, M. Calderwood. ROW THREE: R. Moreci, R. Zunino, M. Wanlass, J. Hutchison, T, Rehlll, B, Bruff, S. Olson, R. Reynolds, B. Gncss, I. Blabon. Eu 'QP 5 'Is' Qu, Phi - 'Q...,... mini: ROW ONE, lefl To rlghl: N. Turner, J. Mclnfyre, T. Mindling, E ,Marlinelli, R. Paysse, ROW TWO: J. Mayer, G. Woodall, J. Winnie, D. Swanson, K. Dale. ROW THREE: Mr. Aura Esles, adviser, D. Johnson, W. Barr, M. Van Drunen, K. Nunes, F. Clark, J. Mayerchak, D. Moran. . . . Camera Club Thanlcs oughl 'ro be exlendeol lhe Camera Club and ils adviser, M . Aura Esles. lor among lhe club's many orher aclivilies, lhe member' lurned oul ai lhe oance picrures during lhe year. A work meeling om ol lhe club members' lree lime, wa: heo each rnonlh lor lhe soc purpose of worlcing on 'rhese piclures. l-lowever, lhe club parlicipaled in many olher erioyaolo acliyflle loo. such as lield lrips. They also assisred wilh lalcing pic'ures for The Recl ln' While are Searchlighl. fl, .1 Pro Re Nata The purpose oi Pro Re Nara is lo provide opporlafille' lor mem bers lo explore lied- ol 'wwiricg and alien rnedica' careers. lneir inleresls are varied and include psychology, denial hyqiene worlf, rnililary work, physical lheraoy, and many olhers. lvlernbers lalce lield lrips lo see lhese careers in aclion, and '.p6r'll19FH meer wilh lhe aroup lo explain lheir prolossions lo lhe qirls. ROW ONE, leff lo righl: J. Jordan, M. Neal, D. Di Grazia, N. Carlin, G. Garnerl, L. Crumley, M. Mulholland, L. Koch, J, Miller, S. Hardie. ROW TWO: L. Lindskog, L. Norwood, D. Harris, M. Olsen, P. Scoff, R. Penderqrass, J. Arrinqfon, C. Mehler, K. O'Brien, D. Dell'Era. ROW THREE: S. Lee, S. Slone, S. Zensius, M. Howe, L. Hoque, S. Siauffer, M Recclo D Fr er C Miller C Ns-lson ROW FOUR B Ped rsen l Ol on D Treanfon C L nn M Laidlaw, . , . y , . , . . : , 2 , . s . , . y , . G. Slephenson, J. Sigler, A. Dale, M. Bell, B. Rudnick. ROW FIVE: Miss Kaiherine Tasker, adviser, D. Hamplon, J. Lawrence, K. Olsen, C. Smilh, J. Larsen, L. Ncfboy, M. Fisher. Q' ,. a. ROW ONE, Ief? fo righfz R. Preslon, P, Ford, S, Meadows, 6. Olsen, J. Becker, R. Van Dalen. ROW TWO: M. Garrison, D. Silva, F. Jordan, G. Perry, D. Lawrey, G. Soldavini, G. Smifh, Mrs. Gladys Gearharf, adviser. ROW THREE: C. Silva, P. Manning, P. Kirwin, J. Koehler, M, Sakovich, J. Malone, L. Robaugh, S, Slye. Lambda Kappa Lambda Kappa, which in Lalir rneana Library Club, was oraanizefl in i955 by Mrs, Gladys Gearharr as a service and social aroup lo aid rhe schoo rhrnuqh ils library iacililies, plan recrealional aclivilies and azsini ine ibrary program. Mosl oi 'he girls belonging lo Lambda Kappa are inleresled in library work as a yocalion aller qradualinq lrorn school. World Affairs . The World Affairs Club provides an op- porlunily lor sludenls lo discuss currenl problems in inlernalional relalions, parlic- ularly lhose facing lhe Uniled Nalions. Represenling Cambodia, Elhiopia, and Ireland al 'rhe Sixlh Annual l-ligh School Model Uniled Nalions Conlerence al lhe Universily ol California on May 9 and lO was The club's maior acfivily lhis year. Delegales spenl monlhs sludying 'rhe his- lory, governmenl, and foreign policy of lheir nalions. ROW ONE, lefl fo riqhl: J. Gusfalson, C. Truell, S. Le- Blanc, J. Mann, D. Farr, 6. Penders. ROW TWO: R. McGinnis, D. Phelps, L. Enemark, W. Semler, R. Nielsen. A lovely bunch of coconuls. 1 .NXLASL1 s Science Club . In lhe Science Club sludenls develop proi ecls in physical and biological science. Ollen lhese are enlered in lhe annual Bay Area Science Fair compelilion held in March al The Academy ol Sciences in Golden Gale Parlc. This spring one member ol lhe club, Pele Slolcely, enlered a proiecl illuslraling chroma- lographic separalion ol oigmenls. Alfhough he didn? place in lhe awards. Pele was aslced lo work fn 'rhe virus laboralcry of lhe Univer- sily ol California lhis summer. ROW ONE, Ieff lo righl: J. Taylor, P, Slokeley, S. Froese. ROW TWO: B. Dresia, adviserg L. Clark, J. Prescoll, D. Parker, W. Sernler, S. Druhe. Young scienlisls. Future Engineers . .. For SRHS sludenls who are inleresled in lhe field ol engineering, a newly organized club, lhe Fulure Engineers, has been slarled. Under lvlr. Bob Bowden, adviser, and Dean Swanson, presidenl, lhe program and acllvilies were laid our. Field lrips conslie lule many ol lhe oulside aclivilies, including a lrip lo lhe Army Engineers' Model Bay in Sausalilo. Engineers will be inviled lo spealc lo lhe club lreguenlly on lhe opporf lunilies, advancemenl, and olher phases ol lhe engineering field. ROW ONE, lei? io right L. Barfl, B. Cole, J. Taylor, D. Swanson. ROW TWO: B. Harnsfra, L. Enernarlr, P. Sfokely. Chess Club... One ol lhe rnosl inlormal clubs al Sl-lRS. lhe Chess Club, has no regular meeling dales, lhe room being open every noon. Under lhe auspices ol Mr. James Guliclc, lhe members have privale fourneys. and enler ohlicial conresls, loo. Members sign up al lhe beginning ol lhe year, bul almosl anyone may come in and play. Room 63, lhe cenler oi chess aclivilies, is usually busy, wilh sounds of ballle occaf sionally seeping our lo lhe palio. ROW ONE, Ieff fo righf: K. Dale, D. Swanson, A. Caron. ROW TWO: R. Johnsfon, P. Williams, T. SChUll, Mr. Jim Gulick, adviser. ABSENT: T. Alger, G. May, D. Tucker, D. Angluin, E. Orlich, K. Kalberer, B. Fleicher, S. Holloway, J. Cain, J. Taylor. .AIU Junior Statesmen . .. The Junior Slalesmen is a chapler of lhe slaleewide California Junior Slalesmen ol: America, which provides a program for high school sludenls inleresled in lhe discussion of currenl issues ol imporlance. The Sralesmen allend six convenlions a year, Tour regional and lwo slale. Al' lhese convenlions lhe members propose legisla- rion which lhey have drawn up. They are given lhe opporlunily lo advocale or op- pose such legislalion. Since democracy is lounded on lhe premise lhal' cilizens rnusl be crilically alerl and able lo discuss cur- renl, nalional and inlernalional issues, 'rhe value of 'rhe J.S.A. program lies in pre- paring sludenls for lheir roles as Tulure cilizen volers. ROW ONE, Ief? fo riqhf: B. Pederson, R. Nielsen, C. Trueff, T. Schulz, A. Evereff, B. Walker, S. LeBlanc. ROW TWO: J. Gusfafson, M. Everefl, G. Fenders, D. Mueller, R. McGinnis, ROW THREE: M. Hollowifz, Mrs. Esfher Arra- smirh, coadviser, M. Himes, Mr. Jack Curfin, coadviser. 93 Stamp and Coin.. STamp and Coin Club members auo Tioned, Traded, and exhibiTed sTamps aT al TernaTe meeTinqs. Colonel T-l. C. Ochs oT l-lamilTon Field meT wiTh The club every oTher weelc To dis- cuss The various phases oT coin collechnq. T-le helped members wiTh Their colledion problems, presenTed brieT hisTories oT cer- Tain Types oT American Coins and currency, and relaTed The laTesT inTormaTion or' new issues and price Changes To members, ROW ONE, leff fo right: N. Hoff, B. Eshelman, A. Ochs. ROW TWO: E. Lamperfi, E. Ernsl, D. Swanson, C. Hall. Physiology Club . .. Physiology Club was organized in l955 by Mr. l-lomer l-lildebranT. Field Trips To laboraTories and o+her ooinTs QT inTeresT were made during The year, A ooTluclc ChrisTmas ParTy was held in De' cernber. The mosT irnporTanT and inTorrnaTEve Trib was To Marin General l-lof,piTal in Green brae, where They learned much abou' 'T operahon and cosTs. ROW ONE, Iefi To riqhi: S. Hardie, C. Jurvig, L. Cook. ROW TWO: M. Griffifhs, B. Zunino, J. Winnie, M, Homer Hildebranh advisor, Model R.R. Club.. The Model Railroad Club was Tormed la-,T year mosTly Through The eTTorTs oT STeve Vlfilliams, one oT The oub's rnosT enThusi- asTic members. The primary purpose oT The orqanizaTion is To promoTe inTeresT and enioymenT in model railroadinq. lvlembers meeT alTernaTely aT The home oT The adviser, Mr. Fred l-lines. and aT school. lvlee-Tinqs usually are 'Technical bull ses sions where members can discuss Their problems and helo one anoTher. ROW ONE, IeTT To riqhv: B. Tachouef, Y. Wesfqaie, S Williams, K. Nunes. ROW TWO: Mr. Fred Hines, adviser B, Carroll, J. Tachouef. Block SR . . . ROW ONE, leff to right: T. Brown, R. Holloway, R. Nielsen, G. Woodall. ROW TWO: B, Smarl, B. Fletcher, R. Buzzard, D. Oliver, D. Finley, D. Sfeuer, P. Michael. ROW THREE: T. Key, R. Simmons, M. Cicero, W. Ericson, K. Carnine, P. Becker, J. Purvis, G. Robinson, B. Youngs. ROW FOUR: L. Trick, T. Schultz, B. Knopf, D. Klyse, D. Aman, R. Rosa, M. Ryan. ,1., eff' Hs.. 4 65334 Qeec FALL OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Garry Woodall, secrelary, Phil SPRING OFFICERS-SEATED: Gary Woodall, presidenl. STANDING, Michael, presidenlg Bill Knopf, sergeanl-af-arms. NOT PICTUREDZ lefi lo righlz Ron Rosa, lreasurerg Gary Robinson, vice-presidenlg Tom Jim Murphy, vice-presidenl. Brown, sergeanf-af-arms: Bill Knopf, hisloriang Mr. Jim Alogdelis, adviser. NOT PICTURED: Travis Key, secrefary. The Block SR is gaining considerably in member- The annual Block SR-Facully baslcelball game was a ship and preslige. Reorganized lasl year, rhe Club howling success. is now one oi lhe hardeworlcing groups oi lhe school. Oranges were provided by lhe club al hall lime Wilh Mr. Jim Alogdelis as adviser, meelings are lor rhe baslielball Teams. :onducled in an orderly, eiiicienl manner. One oi fhe imporlani goals oi lhe Bloclc SR is lo Under lhe leadership of Phil Michael in lhe fall, gei all boys who hold an alhlelic block lo ioin lhe and Gary Woodall in The spring, aclivilies flourished. :lub and gel a swealer. Lei The echoes rin 9 As we proudly sing MUSIC ROW ONE, Iefl' lo riqhlc K. Muhly, J. Mann, M. Brundaqe, L. Fullerfon. ROW TWO: Mr, Hugo Rinaldi, adviserg A. Harris, J. Curry. ROW THREE: L, Howard, N. Rideouf, D. Fink, S, Bachus, ROW FOUR: C. Fullerfon, B. Moller. Music Society . . . The lvlusic Sociely is The governing body of all The orcheslra has 64 members and meels before The music classes. Two represenlarives from each school. They presenl an annual leslival, a lour, a Tall music class are elecled and lhey rneel lo plan aclivi- concert and Chrislmas concerl, and play al lhe ele- Ties, cliscuss mailers of discipline, and To serve as menfary schools in The counly. a link belween The lacully and lhe music deparlmenl. Orchestra . . . 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N 2 Z ,Y K 5 :E 7 2 ' J- 0 Q. 24 m ' ' , N in x L .,... .m. ,M ,r , ,..L-,-2. , .M Q1 fm P Q T' MN 'NRL' . rf ...-. 1 .Q -, 5' 54 , , 35 AIl hail +l1e miglmf Bulldogs Y On fhe 'Field foday . . . SPCDRTS R 4 an W ONE I ff fo gh? R S Woodall J M phy S M h l Walla B Cosf ROW O R Boff alla d oca ra y G ROW G ROW FOUR Coach EERlq ma a off a aor ece gsCachJakSms VARSITY Fmds Rough Gomg U ung flueur new foofball furf for flue fursf fume flue Bulldogs sfarfed fasf fluus season by wunnlng flueur fursf fluree games wufluouf guvung up a pounf fluen fluey slowed down un league play and funuslued wlflu a record of fluree wuns and flve losses Even fluouglu San Rafael Iosf all of flueur Norflu Bay league games flue feam sluowed greaf promuse for nexf season because of flue large number of underclassmen on flue squad. lru flue'r final game flue Bulldogs played well only fo lose fo a powerful Vallelo Apaclue squad l9-6. Affer Vallelo luad jumped off fo an early lead, flue feams baffled ln a scoreless second lualf. Tlue comblnaflon of llme burns and Aslan flu was one of flue clulef reasons for San Rafael's disappolnf- ung sluowung un league play Also addung fo flue Bulldogs woes were ralns fluaf offen safurafed flue fueld and made posfponemenfs of games necessary ln flueur openung game of flue year flue Bulldogs defense lueld Pefaluma af bay Tlurougluouf flue con fesf San Rafael lcepf flue Trolans deep un flueur own ferrufory and funally forced flue safefy fluaf won flue game. San Rafael followed fluls wlflu a 6-O friumplu over Marin Cafluolic. llue Wildcafs puslued deep info San Rafaels ferrlfory af flmes buf fluey couldnf puf over flue score. In fluelr flulrd game, flue Bulldogs frounced Analy 26-O. Tluls win exfended San Rafael's winning sfrealc fo I4 consecuflve games. Tluen came flue Drake game and flue end of flue sfrealc. 1 P 5 'Z QL ' , emo coAci-iss wi 1132... ,Ji Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Miller, head varsily coach, Rich g , Q Nave, freshman coach: Bill Nave, JV coach, Jack Sims, ti-iii? 1? assisfanl' varsiTy coach. JAYVEES Show Power .... The l957 JV TooTball Team showed power in Tieing iTs TirsT game and winning The nexT Three. Then Tlu and lime burns hiT The varsiTy and raTher Than TorTeiT a game, VarsiTy Coach Miller moved The enTire TirsT Team of The JV's up To play in The varsiTy game. AlThough San RaTael losT The game, 7-O, The promoTed JV's gave a good accounT of Themselves. Dennis UnTermann, a sophomore, averaged Tive yards per carry on I2 aTTemETs, and KenT Francisco filled a hole in The line. l.aTer, wiTh These Two spark-plugs ouT. T e JV's as such were crushed by a powerTul NovaTo Team. Coached by Bill Neve, The squad had a successful season and developed several poTenTial varsiTy sTars. SEASONS SCORES PeTaluma 63 SRI-lS 6 Analy Oy SRI-lS I4 Drake 61 SRHS I2 Marin CaTholic O: SRHS l2 NovaTo 463 SRHS O ROW ONE, left To right: M. Nunan, M. Cicero, M. Coman, J. Kane, J. Baffaglia, J. Parker. ROW TWO: K. Fran- cisco, M. Barnes, R. Rowe, B. Roberfson, K. Carnine, T. Tevis, R. Rosa. ROW THREE: P. Camporelli, D. Sfever, H. Huffman, D. Alford, M. Rader, B. Knopf, R. Buzzard, B. Erfman, Coach Bill Nave. ROW FOUR: B. Winkler, F. Gallardo, B. Boe, K. Rosenberg, Z. Zunino, R. Simmons, R. Turner, R, Newman, L. Trick. IQ? 'iii Q. ROW ONE, leff lo righr: W. Wedekind, J. Coslello, H. Hicklin, G. Bullis, W. Clark, C. Ghinger, N. Brookrnan ROW TWO: M. Osborne, J. Franklin, J. Chapman, S. Holloway, R, Pefrini, R. Jackson, R. Hyde. ROW THREE P Champli, 8. Wilson, J. De La Monfanya, C. Rivamonfe, J. Clark, J. Rowe, J. Baldwin, B. Kard, L. McGuire, Coach Rich Nave. ROW FOUR: P. Haun, R. Johnsfon, S. Marks, K. Becker, H. Miller, J. Gladsfein, W. Roberts, B. Luiz The lrosh season began wilh one of The biggesl lurnouls in San Ralaels hislory. Coach Rich Nave had high hopes of a successful season aller lwo FROSH Turnout Sets Record previous championship learns. l-lis problem was 'lhal San Rafaey Tam he had plenly ol speedy backs bul no large men. V l-lis line average was way below lhal' of mosl schools. The Bullpups could nol' seem 'ro hii The win- San Rafael M' C' ' ning frail and losl all lheir games. Even lhough They were nor loo successful as lar as 'rheir mylhical league Sail Ralf-fel Drake f'f'- wenl, lhey had plenly ol enlhusiasm and good sporls- manship. These freshmen will fill oul fhe JVs and San Rafael Pelaluma. . varsily nexlr year. EaQ0gl:?n2oxikll3iJiJq?l?nesglZ2jSgr' liiiagdznizjefgirlii Itishneti-1:tTg7FTeci,feE: Bill Roberfs clears fhe way Zur Salah Rafagl ball carrier as Frosh move ' ' own e I9 . running lnferference. KNEELI : 1 rih' lm if . l 'iff 'iliilaii' Eg lx , gnu, NG leff o g f. J, Bo qus, J, Spadoni, S. Marshall, R. Ingram, J Arndf, M. Curry. STANDING: B. Taylor, B. Marshall, R. Snidow, L. Trick, A. Wafkins, A. Johnson, D. Aman, Coach Ang Colombo. Varsity Basketball . . . The varsily loaslcelball squad didn'+ win loo many games lhis year, buf il played a lol of close conlesls. The leam finished lhe season wilh a league record of 'lwo wins and eighl losses. The lop Bulldog league scorers were Dale Aman wilh 93, Ari Wallcins wilh 78 poinls, and lvlilce Curry wilh 50. Things loolc lorighl Tor nexl year, wilh juniors lvlilre Curry, Brenl' Marshall, Ron Snidow, John Blomauisl, Bob Taylor, and John Spadoni all relurning. The JV baslcelball leam had a greal leam lhis year and finished wilh a record 28-5. The JV's were led lhroughoul lhe season by Kurl Gehring, Tom Ingram, .lim Jurvis, Bill Knopf, and Bill Smarl. The B's didn'l' fare very well in lhe l958 season. The lop men over lhe season lor lhe squad were Terry Tevis, Rody Delgado, and Rich Curry. Aman his for lwo against Valleio as Ron Larry Trick l55l qoes way up and dunks one Dale Aman fakes Napa man oul of position Snidow looks on. for two poinfs. and ihen hifs for fwo. swf!! E 5 'S 3 Varsity Baseball. . . The varsify baseball feam didn? slarl loo well in lheir lirsl season in Secfion I in The Norlh Bay League, bul lhey were slill a fine represen- lalive leam for Sill-IS. Coach Jack Sims' crew dropped 'rheir firsl lwo league encounlers by scores ol 7-4 lo Tam, and 3-O lo Vallejo. Then fhey bounced back lo slop Drake, 4-I. Firsl slringers relurning from lhis year's learn are AI Lamperli, calcherf John Spadoni, shorl- slopr Mike Curry, lef+ field, and Travis Key, righl field. Gradualing seniors are Gary Robin- son, second base: Dave Zapperlini, lirsl base: Arr Walkins, pilcher: Ken Soldavini, pilcherx Paul Becker, infield: Jerry Smilh, lhird base, and Chuck Ward, ouliield. Righl fielder Travis Key, a sophomore, was 'lhe only Bulldog named on 'rhe all-Ivlarin Counly leam. Coach Jack Sims is looking forward lo having a slrong 'ream nexl season. l-le will be counl- ing on players up from lhe JV as well as lhe Freshmen. ROW ONE, leff fo right: UJ. Arndt, D. Zapperririu J Spadonu C Wa d B Pillus M H mes ROW TWO Mr Jack Sims, coachg A. Lamperh, M. Curry, A. Watkins T Key Mr Prosper Bc fel coach THIRD ROW J Sm th J Parker, R. Ingram P Becker R Marlin G Robinson sgfifakzfi f 1f 'xx,,f JL 'Fl s . , ll 'I 1. all , f r V . 3 A f 6 Al . l .H 5' A 5 'S m.lP.!' . ge '1 L .fl u 'U Q. W1 JAYVEES: Row one, lefl fo right, T. Delgado, J. Purvis, J. Culhberl, D. Dielrich, B. Theile, D. Truesdell. Row fwo, M. Ryan, D. Alford, G. Woodall, L. Garalli, D, Elmore, B. Bow, Mr. Prosper Boufef, coach. JV Baseball . . Al press lime lor lhe Searchlighl lhe baseball season had scarcely gollen underway. This year, San Ralael l-ligh Schools JV baseball leam had a ralher rough season. Neverlheless, lhey played hard and were a line represenlalive learn ol San Ralael l-ligh School. lvlr. Prosper Boulel, coach ol lhe Bullpups, is a newcomer al SRHS, and did a line job. Nexl year lhe Bulldogs, SR's varsily, will gain a lol ol ils slrenglh lrom lhe presenl JV squad. This oughl lo give a brighl oullook lo bolh nexl year's varsily and JV's. The spring rains were lhe villain in baseball lhis year. The schedule worked oul lor lhe lrosh was cornplelely disrupledf' says lvlr. Dewey Fink, coach, Maller several schools dropped oul or changed lheir own schedule. The lwo games lhe lrosh had played by press lime improved lhe silualion very lillle. Againsl Sl. Vincenl's lhey fared well, bealing lhem 740, bul lhey losl lo Drake 3-l. Mr. Fink's praise is high when lalking aboul lhe lreshman leam. l-le has lhis lo say aboul lhem: The boys will delinilely be good in lollowlng years il lhey conlinue lo play baseball. Frosh Baseball . FROSH BASEBALL: Row one, J. Rosa, J. Clark, M. Osborne, T. Johnslone, K. Becker, D. Hall, R. Chisholm. Row lwo, T. Lang, J. Sousa, B. Perkins, B. Marelli, 6. Ledsen, J. Rowe, J. Kuehn. Row three, J. D. Fink, coach, B. Wilson, J. Chapman, S. Holloway, D. Muhly, G. Bullis, J. Coslello, L. Pearson, manager. i if .' , . C X 1 ,Q ,, n 'T IUSR if hsnl W ONE I ff lo ghl P Haun G M a B Ca o T B P II s C La g B Flelcher ROW TWO L arl Wh Iso WI e Can D Land R Ingram S Mar hall J W fe ROW T B Taylor 8 You gs R Snldo L Tr ck R Thompson K Franc sco G Mor I5 J Gallardo T Key Coach Bob Lincoln Vc1rs1ty Track and Fleld The var Ily lrack leam lor lhe TIFST llrne In SRI-I5 hlslory won lhe lvlarln Counly Champlonshup Tne lznal score In lhe meel wa San Ralael 46 Tamaloals 40If7 Drake 40 and Mfnn Calhohc I4 The Bulldogs look only lwo TIFSTS Ray Ingram I1 hlgh hurdles and Ron Sl'lIdON IH dlscusl Under lhe dIreclIon ol Coaches Bob Lrncoln and Wnn Shoemaker lrack men showed leam slrenglh by laklng llve second places and I0 ol I3 lhnrd places By mldseason lwo school records had been posled Ray Ingram clocked a I5 I In lhe hIgh huroles lo eclupse lhe old record ol I53 Ron 5nIdow a lunlor plaslered lhe school dIscus mark ol I 36 leel Inlo ob Ivlon wllh a PFOCIIQIOUS heave ol '46 leel 3 Inches Al ress lI'ne Snnoow had lhe besl lhrow In p Norlnern Calllornia. The lvlarln Counly record I, l29 leel 6 Inches by Snldow and lhe NBL record IS I36 leel by Carolan ol Drake 57 bul bolh ol lhese records musl be sel In lhe champlonshlp meels I3oIIowIng I a Ivsl ol lop VGFSITY perlormers and lhelr besl lImes or dlslances al mldseason dlSCUS Smdow I46 leel 3 Inche sholpul Key 45 leel broad lump Bob Taylor and Jon WInler 20 le l hlgh lump Ray Ingram and Larry Trlck 5 leel 8 Inche pole vaull Tom Brown I0 leel 5 Inches l00 BII Bruce I03 Bob Taylor 220 BIII Br Taylor hgh h dles Ray Ingram I5I n scnool record Bob Youngs low hurdles Ray Ir gram 209 Plllus Marshall 880 Bob Wlnkler Le Ivlarlln 2 I40 mule Gary Means I4 594 B80 re lay Denny Unlermann Tom Brown Bob Taylor BIII Bruce I 37 5 440 Denny Unlermann 54 Ray Ingram sels new school record ol l20 high hurdles ln Drake meel. SR R R B TRACK: Sealed, leff lo riqhf, J. Griffin, A. Hoag, M. Gaffney, K. Klyse, D. Aman, J. Purcell, R. Rosa. Coach Robert Lincoln, Slanding, L, Sadler, G. Gearhardr, T. Carroll, K. Carnine, B. Knopf, T. Cook, J. Blomquisf, R. Cinli, T. Schulfz B Track... The B leam in l958 was one ol lhe slrongesl lo represenl San Rafael in recenl years. By midseason, lwo school records had fallen. The 70-yard high hurdle was brolcen lirsl by Bill Knopf lI9.8l and lhen by Tom Coolc l9.5l. Ken Carnine posled a nel marlq of 8.0 in lhe 75-yard dash. Olher oulslanding learn members were John Blom- guisl, high jump: Tom Schulz and Bill Smarl, 660' 'lvlissouriu Griililh, l320' Lesrer Sadler, 330' Ron Rosa, broad lump, and Al Hoag, high lump. Because ol a laclc ol C's, SRl-lS did nor field a C 'rraclq 'ream in '58. The boys who would have com- posed 'rhe Cileam compeled in rhe B division. They were Bil Roberls, sprinls, John Gladsrein, high iump, and Riclcy Yeager, low hurdles and 660. C Track... C TRACK, lefl lo righl: J. Gladslein, B. Roberls, R. Yeager, K. Nunes, B. Thafcher, Mr. Bob Lincoln, Coach. '15, VARSITY: Row one, lef? fo righl, D. Volberg, R. Holloway, C. Cooper, J. Kiellin, R. Locali, P. Marks. Row fwo, Mr. Al Thomson, coach, D. Finley: D. Klyse, N. Anderson, B. Allen, R. Unfermann. Row lhree, N. Rawles, R. Rowe, R. Simmons P Wilson, T. Thomas. Varsity Swimmers . This year, San Rafael had perhaps ifs besf year in fhe league as far as good maferial goes. Many oufsfand- ing swimmers are lowerclassrnen who will be baclc in fhe fufure. San Rafael's mermen show a rec- ord of I l-4, one which any feam can be proud of. Numbered among fhe schools fhaf losf fo San Rafael are Lincoln, l-larry Ells from Richmond, Pefaluma, Napa, Lowell, Sanfa Rosa. Washingfon, and El Cerrifo. San Rafael losf only fo ifs biggesf com- pefifors, Tam and Dralce. When one who lcnows swimming loolcs af a feam, one of fhe firsf fhings fhaf he loolcs af is fhe lighfweighf squad. l-lere is fhe fufure varsify. More freshmen furned ouf fhis year fhan ever before, and fhe improve- menf in fhem as fhe season pro- gressed was remarkable. A really good feam has nof only one evenf fhaf fhey excell in, fhey have several in which oufsfanding swimmers show fhe versafilify of fhe feam. San Rafael fhis year had such a feam, under fhe guidance of Coaches Al Thomson and Phil Olsen. San Rafael has always been espe- cially well off wifh ifs divers, and fhis year was no excepfion. Many of fhem dominafed fhe NBL swim meef held fhis year af fhe San Rafael pool. Lightweights . . LIGHTWEIGHTS: Row one, leff to riqhf, P. Wilson, B. Levin, T. Rundberg, P. Sfokely, J. Price, R. Dinubils, H. Selinger. Row two, L. Maiore, M. Eviu, L. Barfl, J. Finsley, J. Baffaglia, K. Langdon. Row three, Mr, Al Thomson, coach, M. Collon, M. Ryan, B, Sfrider, S. Marks, H. Hammermann. ,,-W-e,,,,,.,.,-f--'MQ' I Tennis . . Wifh only one reTurning varsiTy leTTerman in TirsT- sTringer Jon Warren, SRT-lS's Tennis Team was handi- capped by inexperience This year. l-lowever, wirh Coach William Dresia lceeping The Tall season alive, and wiTh a large TurnouT by The sophomore and Treshman classes, by The Time The oTTicial spring season had sTarTed, The squad was ready, able, and seT To go. Mr. Fred l-lines coached The spring session. A reTurn in enThusiasm To The sporT, as is evidenced by The large TurnouT, has made San RaTael very Tennis minded. And as Tar as championships and Trophies are concerned, This TacTor will be very helpTul. ROW ONE, lei? fo right T. Saladin, R. Ferrario, L. Leibnilz, M. Ericson, R. Kelly, B. Smarl, Mr. Dresia, fall coach. ROW TWO: Mr. Fred Hines, spring coach, R. Nielsen, T. Taylor, J. Hens dric':s, O. Grimes, H. Miller. ROW THREE: D. Ham, R. Pefrini, R. Thomp- s.n, K. Dale, D. Dresia, M. Alma, B DeGraff. San RaTael's golT Team, wiTh liTTle Time Tor pracTice because oT The unusual spring rains and injuries To The players, has really shown progress. The Team is coached by Mr. George LesTer, on Their home course in The lndian Valley GolT Club in NovaTo. Tom l-lurwiTz, Paul l-lulgan, Bill SmarT, Bill Timmer and Don l-lam make up The regular Team. Two boys, Ron Fradel and Gary WansTall, show considerable improvemenT. San RaTael won a pracTice maTch againsT NovaTo and beaT The Tamalpais Indians in a league maTch by a score oT 8lf2 To blfg. The season had only begun aT SearchlighT press Time. Golf Squad . ROW ONE, leff fo righf: Mr. George Lesfer, coach, D. Mefcalf, W. Miles, D. Ham, J. Taylor. ROW TWO: B. Timmer, 6. Wansrall, P, Hulqan, B. Thompson, T. Hurwifl. la l J, Qc .5 ' '87 Lane Becker performs on fha bar. On the Trampoline is Neal Anderson. Pai Wilson is flipped in air by Ed Couch Tumbling Club The Tumbling Club is a club for boys who are infer- esled in ground fumbling, frampoline, horizonfal bar, and parallel bar. San Rafael High School has pro- vided fhe afhlefic deparfmenf with excellenf equipf menf fo work wifh. The Tumbling Club elecfed officers af fhe begin- ning of The school year and insfalled Ed Couch as presidenfg Bob Youngs, vice-presidenf, and Bill Knopf, secrefary-freasurer. The club's main acfivify is usually fhe Minor Sporfs Carnival, buf fhis year, because of fhe delayed fooff ball season, fhe annual evenf had fo be dropped. Even fhough fheir big evenf was cancelled, fhe club performed many limes-for Public Schools Week, men's service clubs, and for ofher schools around fine counfy. Tumbling Club adviser is Mr. Ered l-lines, who helps fhe boys learn sfunfs and 'reaches fhem fhe safefy precaufions of fumbling. Many of fhe boys have become very skilled in acrobafics. On fhe fram- pollne, for example, Ed Couch can do a double back flip. There are many ofhers who are equally skilled in differenf evenfs. One of fhe main benefifs of fhe fumbling is fhe co- ordinafion acquired, somefhing offen used in ofher sporfs. The Tumbling Club can expecf anofher good year nexf year because of fhe growing inferesf in fhe sporf. ROW ONE, leff fo righf: K. Kalberer, M. Eviu, D. Miller, L. Becker, P. Wilson, J. lmmel. ROW TWO: Mr, Fred Hines, coach, T. Rundberq, J. Hendricks, B. Dinubls, B. Levine, P. Sfokely. ROW THREE: E. Couch, N. Anderson, M. Geisler, B. Knopf, D. Holloway, A. Thomas, B. Kosta, T. Cook. 13' ,.. E ir ii 12 5 it 9 TT. -,r 4- x Q? Q 4. T X by K X wffm 3, 3 we X Nw IW if n Q 4 x .xi 1 iii-A .yi x Q '1 -'lf' ear We ROW ONE, Iefl' fo righl: B. Pedersen, fall hisloriang P. Oberholfzer, lall pres., N. Mounfioy, spring pres.g K. Olsen, sprung vice-presidenlg M. Dale, spring secy. ROW TWO: D. Pilacelli, fall secy.g P. Weeks, fall vice-pres., T. Lilch- field, fall yell leader, J. Seqale, spring historian, G. Slephenson, spring yell leader, J. Fowler, sprinq freas. Girls' Recreation Association . This year, lhe Girls' Recrealion Associafion spone soreg a Dad and Daughlers' Nighlu wirh enler- lainmenl and compefilive games. ln addilicn GRA loolc surveys in lhe girls' gym classes lo gel opinions on new girls' sporls clubs being oilered, ancl sponsored The Aquaiic Club and ihe Girls' Tumbling Club. Every girl in school is a member of GRA, bul' one girl from each gym class and her alfernafe, along wilh gym Teachers and GRA officers make up lhe GRA Council. The council meefs lwice every monlh, on l'he firsl and lhird lvlonclay. The represenlalives from each gym class are elecfecl each semesler as are lhe ollicers. 35 CY 'W GRA COUNClL: Row one, left lo righl, J. Jordan, M. Slaunch, G, Slephnnson, K. Olsen, B Nule, B, Murphy, J. Tail, Row lwo, J. Lawrence, P. Kard, C. Brown, S. Sfauffer, E. Hernandes, B. Pederson, B, Lie, P. Oberholher. Row fhree, L. Warren, J. Fowler, G. Grande, M. Keller, P. Weeks, N, Mounlioy, J. Segale, T. Lilchfield, M. Laidlaw. ll4 I I af. fbi ll A4 v + x VX Mrs. Rahray looks on as girls' P. E. class praclices rhyfhmic brealhing in swimming. Girls' Physical Education . . . Upon enfering San Rafael l-ligh School, a girl be- gins a compleie physical educaiion program ihai has been geared io meei ihe needs of 'rhe normal ieen-age girl in her developmeni' physically, emoiion- ally, and socially. Beginning wiih This year's Junior Class, The Girls' Physical Educaiion Deparimeni selecfed ceriain basic requiremenis for girls To compleie for a well-rounded physical educaiion program. These reguiremenls are 1 fi , if Y Girls keep an eye on ihe ball in a rebound. usually compleied b 'rhe iunior year, and ihe girls can 'rhen selecf one oiihe fwo eleclives given in every block of worlc. The girls 'rhis year have had a wide varieiy oi sub- iecls, some oi which were hockey, Tumbling, iennis. golf and baslceiball. Members oi ihe siaff are Margaref Raiiray, Mary Ann Gillespie, Sylvia Rundquisf, and Lois Powell. TOP: Girls demonsfrara four posifions in hnnis service BOTTOM Body mechanics is includld in P. E. ui FLEMING'S SERVICE Tune-up Service O Bralce Service Washing and Polishing San Peclro Avenue Sanfa Venefia San Rafael California Complimenfs of FIRST NATIONAL BANK in San Rafael omces IN lass 5,5 ,V.ii' -I v:.' M ,, voor - Ba I f NAXTIONAL Cgfffil elszda -.v:- M e m b e ' s irrrarrr rr rr of 90 YEARS - AND ONLY THE BEGINNING h o y ' s TV and MUSIC Television and I-Ii-Ei Plwonograplis and Lesfer Pianos Sheeflvlusic 0 Records o Insfrurnenfs I I33 Fourfh Sfreef San Rafael 550 San Anselmo Avenue San Anselmo COMPLIMENTS D . falqfofuua, W l4'c '4 BAKERY OPTICAI, CU. Dispensing Opticians 9I9 FOURTH STREET SAN RAFAEL. CALIF. 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