Santa Rosa High School - Echo Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

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X Santa Rosa Echo Yo Nxm gwxf Q, N1-1 Vx 'Tgxnxa NN RN-UBNf+w A Y 'N l' X fx vxlgx u .Ji AQ' 5 .Jax X Jvsm-.w fx 'ww xvfx-W'1f Hi h School SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA V The Music Building View of the Gymnasium through the south arch Foreword Today the magazines of America play a three-fold role of great importance in our na- tional life. Through their presentation of news on national and international affairs they have made our people one of the best-informed in the world. Magazines also are becoming more and more popular in our school systems as an important tool in the educational process. In addition to their informational and educational functions they provide worthwhile entertain- ment to millions of people. We of the Echo staff of 1947 wish to pay tribute to the Ameri- can Magazine lndustry by selecting and por- traying some of the magazines that are repre- sentative of the ways of our school life. We hope that through this theme We may create for you a clear and interesting picture of the life and activities of our past school year. Aerial view of the Music Building Burke Hall and the Shops 5 Contents Introduction Pages I -5 Administration and Instruction Pages 6-I7 Class Album Pages I8-5I Activities and Clubs Pages 52-83 The Year in Sports Pages 84-I09 School Life Pages I IO- I I5 Advertisements Pages I I6-126 Publ hdby h Eh Saffofsant R HghSh Santa Rosa, C lf Iune, 1947 6 6 X We X, e X ,vw M5 wi on, 1 :gl ' W vu 'H 'Mig 'r n ' ff X NIH ' V I 'Q o ' Wx is f fl.: UHIIH X 'S lu 'W' W X 4 x Q .xffffwx ,Ag lguw l E 'EH X iq 'I x, N N W X 4vy x!s:aQ'i x x yi 6' V XX 6 X 49 55, qfgfzgux gn' X 5, nw 'Qev?5'Ql.' xg I X X 4 Qe9'4'af '4 All x A 'I V: IN lb' 5 WRMSFQY X YW: Q Sxx'-Sri -x Q, Kg A 6 'IQ 3 5 N - ' r' ' v ' V4 ::Q-'Sis '43af2sf,.m'MW ' 'Pm :sa os 0iN 'S 80 s .WS f ' 'Q' '65 W lgif' ' W6 ' shi 1 ' fa . 'xt . xx - Y W X N M X .X ,rl nfl ' 1 X 3: 1' 15? 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Wood President City Superintendent Board of Education of Schools Board of Education The Santa Rosa Board of Education meets once a month, and more often when neces- sary, to administer to the needs of the various schools in this district. President of the Board of Education is Mr. George A. Proctor, who has been on the board for the past ninteen years: he has been president for two years. Mrs. Helen M. Lehman is secretary: she has been a member for nine years. Mr. Archie Lockhart is the veteran of the administrative group hav- ing served faithfully for twenty-live years. Newest members of the board are Mr, Harold Bostock, serving in his third year, and Mr, Leonard A. Talbot, who has served for a year. Mr. Lloyd K. Wood, City Superintendent of Schools, works with the Board of Education in handling the educational problems of Santa Rosa. Mr. Wood has occupied the superin- tendents ofhce since 1941. Before that he served as principal of the high school for four vears. For some time past the Board of Education and Superintendent Wood have been very busy planning an expansion of the city school system to meet the needs of our increased population. This expansion was assured in the spring with the voting of school bonds which will soon convert our present four year high school to a senior high school of three years and add a three year junior high school and two new grammar schools to the present system. Mrs. Helen M. Lehman Mr. Archie Lockhart Mr. Harold D. Bostock Mr. Leonard A. Talbot Secretar ' Director Director Director 5 Mr. T. H. Battelle Mr. Frederick F. Duey Principal Vice-Principal-in-Charge Fall Semester Spring Semester Administrators The administration of Santa Rosa High School has undergone several changes in the past year. The most important of these was the resignation of Mr. T. H. Battelle in December to take a position with the State Board of Education. Mr. Battelle came to Santa Rosa in 1932 as head of the Commercial Department, which post he held until assuming the principalship nine years later. Since 1941 Mr. Battelle guided the activities of the high school wisely and well. Students and faculty alike are sorry that he is gone, but they wish him all success in his new position. After Mr. Battelle's resignation Mr. Frederick F. Duey, vice-principal, took over leader- ship of the school as Vice-Principal-in-Charge. Santa Rosa High was fortunate in having a man of Mr. Duey's caliber on hand to assume this important post. Mr. Wilfred W. Rankin mfgved from his post as Chairman of the Social Science Department to assist Mr. Duey in the o ce. f 3 pewcomer on the staff last fall was Mrs. Grace Rothert who took the position of Dean 0 If S. Additional members of the administrative staff are Mr. Rhodes Trussell, dean of boys and attendance officer: Miss Aloyse H. Sinnott, librarian: Miss Myrtle Sacry, school nurse: Mrs. Letitia B. Yost, secretary to the principal: and Miss Helen Robertson, olicice clerk. Left to Right: Miss Helen Rob- ertson, Miss Myrtle Sacry, Mr. Rhodes Trussell, Mr. Frederick F. Duey, Mrs. Grace Rothert, Mr. Wilfred Rankin, and Miss Aloyse Sinnott. 10 The Faculty AGRICULTURE: Mr. J. W. Jamison fAg. 10, 12, Vet. Projects, Couns., Dept. Chairj, Mr. james King CAg. 9, 10, Vet. Projectsj, Mr. E. H. Ahlstrom CAg. 9, 11, Vet. Prnjectsj, Mr. Rupert Krein- bring CGen. Shop, Farm Shopj. COMMERCIAL: Miss Pearl Locke fTyping 10, 11, Business Cor- respondencej, Mrs. Frances Hanover fTyping 10, ll, Salesmanship, Office Procedurej, Miss Freda Penzig fTyping 10, 11, Transcrip- tion, Shorthand, Mathematics 95, Mr. William Evatt fBool-tkeeping, American Government, Department Chairmanl. I ART-MECHANICAL DRAWING: Mr. Lloyd Wasmuth CArt, Stage Craft, Costume Designj, Mr. Robert Newton CMecl1anical Drawing, Mathematics 9, Solid Geometryl. ENGLISH: Miss Martha Erwin fEng. 9, 11, Couns.j, Mrs. Mabel Ware fEng. 9, 10, 11, 12, Dept, Chairj, Miss Lucy Spaulding fling. 10, 11, 129, Miss Helen Valentine C1-Eng. 9, IOJ, Mr. Glen Guymon CSpeech Arts, Dramaticsj, Mr. Wilson Sanchez fling. 9, 10, Echoj, Miss Katharyn Godward Qing. 9, 10, Mr. Donald Crockett CEng. 9, 10, journalismj, Mr. H. P. Wallsttum QEng. 9, 10, Rem. Eng., Boxingj. 3 11 Teaches l 5 HOME ECONOMICS: Miss Mary Stayton fClothing 9, 10, Advj, Miss Thelma Greer flioods 9, Adv., Cafeteria, Home Nursingj, Miss Theada Erikson fClorhing 9, Crafts I, ID. MATHEMATICS: Miss Docia Patchett QAlg. 9, 11, Geom,, Rem. Math., Dept. Chairj, Miss Idris Anderson CAlg. 9, Math. 91, Mr. S. V. Hawkins fA1g. 9, Geom., Math. 9, Rem. Mathj, Miss Flor- ence Tangney CAlg. 9, Geom., Math. 9, Counsj. LANGUAGE: Mrs. Ruth Godkin QFrench 9, 10, 11, 12, Couns., Lat. Amer. Histj, Miss Irene Scott 1Spanish 9, 10, Calif. Hist.J, Mr. Mark Aiken fSpanish 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin 9, 10, Dept. Chair.J. MUSIC: Miss Ruth Swanets QAccompanistJ, Miss Mildred Turner fDancirigD, Miss Helen Cochrane CBoys' and Girls' Glee, Choir, Voicej, Mr. Josef Walter CBand, Orchestraj. ---41 12 PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Top: Mr. A. P. Wallstrum, Mr. O. W. Fortier fDept. Chairmanj, Mr. james Underhill. Bottom: Mrs. Frances Ballou, Mr. Lloyd Gromer, Miss Ernestine Smith, Mr. Lyle Reynolds. I SHOP: Mr. William Larkin CWood Shopj, Mr. Rollo Norris Cgutomobile Shopj, Mr. Robert Nichol fMetal Shop, Electrical S opj. SCIENCE: Mr. Edward Wood fBiol., Physiologyj, Mr. Clair El more fChem., Gen. Scij, Mr. james Dardis CGen. Sci., Intro Sci J Mr. Robert Carlton CPhysics, Gen. Sci., Dept. Chairj. COUNSELORS: Mr. J. W. Jamison, Mrs. Grace Rothert, Mr. Wil- fred Rankin, Miss Florence Tangney, Miss Martha Erwin, Mrs Ruth Godkin, and Mr. William Evatt. SOCIAL SCIENCE: Mr. Mitchell Soso CHist. 11, Amer. Gov.j, Mr. David Condit QHist. 9, 10, 111, Mr. Walter Atkins fHist. 11, Amer. Govt.J. The Students earn BEGINNING ORCHESTRA DANCING BIOLOGY ART FARM SHOP DRAMA FRENCH BOYS' GYM Practical Skills COOKING GIRLS' GLEE YVOOD SHOP SEWING ENGLISH GIRLS' GYM PHYSICS l l MATHEMATICS l and Theory MECHANICAL DRAWING COMMERCIAL JOURNALISM AUTO SHOP CHEMISTRY GENERAL SHOP TYPING LIBRARY President Pete Slusser F. Ferrari, T. Ward, J. McAlpine, J. Black, M. Comstock, L. Badger, D. johnson, P. Slusser. Self-Government Fall Governing Board Vice-President Secretary Comm. Assemblies john McAlpine Martha Comstock Dave johnson o Comm. Rallies Comm. Spcial Activities Yell Leader Comm. Noon Activities janet Black Lollie Badger Florence Ferrari Tom Ward ,nw-. F. Ferrari, j. Caughell, A. said, M. Comstock, J. MacDouga11, B. McKee, L. Badger, M. Lessard. In Practice Spring Governing Board President Vice-President Secretary Comm. Assemblies Martha Comstock Ann Said joan Caughell Bob MCKCC Comm. Rallies Comm. 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ERT? skgix X ,: wfGf:-:xi S 240 Album Class of '47 February Florence Ferrari, secretaryg Marjorie Reine, vice president Dave john son, presidentg Beverly Dashwander, treasurer As the 1947 February Graduates marched out of the auditorium on the night of Ianuary 30, the memories of their past triumphs and defeats were still fresh in their minds. They recalled that first day of school with a smile, seeing themselves as confused, embarrassed, and lowly Freshmen. Then the wonderful Freshman Ilgeciption took place which made them full-fledged members of Santa Rosa ig . Then came the completion of their Freshman year, and with a sigh of relief they were high and mighty Sophomores, They remembered that happy year and the excitement of the Sophomore picnic. They also recalled their pride in knowing and being known by some of the Iuniors and Seniors. Still there existed the feeling of longing to be an upper classman. Almost like a dream come true, they found themselves in the fall of AIS, already high Iuniors. Before they knew it they were sophisticated Seniors, and their last year in high school was packed with interesting activities and experiences. The Seniors were thrilled by the prospect of graduation. Nevertheless, there were many wistful sighs as they recalled those four happy years which were gone never to return. And the Villian Still Pursued Her -Wilbur Reine, Dot Martin, and Pete Slusser in the prize-winning Senior skit. 21 GILBERT LARRY BAUER BAZZANO Varsity Football B-C Basketball A Track Golf Block S Block S Boys' Glee ROSE BARBARA BRAYTON BROWN Girls' League Drama Club-V Show G. A. A. School Plays Operetras--Xmas Play Speech Contest JUNE BERTONI G. A. A. lst Award Girls' League Girls' Glee MARIAN BOARDMAN Operettas-Xmas Plays Senior V Show Drama Club-Echo Philomel Choir JOSEPH BONFIGLI Wood Work Club Aux. Police-Drama Club Boys' League Noon League MAXINE STELLA JIM BROWNING BUTULIA CARMICKLE Band-Orchestra G. A. A. lst Award F. F. A. Xmas Plays Girls' Glee Philomel Choir Trans. from Analy Operetza Panther Pepper Club BEVERLY ANTOINETTE COHEN COOK Philomel Choir Ra Ravas Girls' Glee Block S. R. Xmas Plays G. A. A. Operettas Trans. from Analy Typing Award C. S. F.-French Club ALOHA CROWNINSHIELD Girls' League Honor S. R. DELMER CUNNINGHAM A, B, C Basketball C Track Block S Vice-Pres. Boys' League V Show-Drama Club BEVERLY DASHWANDER Editor Santa Rosan Comm. Social Act. Treas. Senior Class Sec. Fresh. Class Echo-Xmas Plays JOAN DOLORES JEANE GLORIA SALLY DAWES DEGHI FOSTER FOX GALARNEAUX Echo-Santa Rosan G. A. A. lst Award G. A. A. lst Award Red Cross Rep. G. A. A. lst, Znd Awds. Block S. R.-Xmas Plays Tennis Club Tennis Club-Latin Club G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awds. G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awds. Latin Club Red Cross Ren. Block S. R. Pep Club Girls' League Typing Award Pep Club 22 ELAYNE DIANE PAUL RAY EDGAR GILMER HAYES HOLTZEN HUNTINGTON HYATT G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awds. C. S. F. Band-Orchestra Band Pres. Varsity Track Girls' League Philomel Choir F. F, A. Boys' Glee Star Block S Orchestra-Operettas C Basketball Orchestra Vice-Pres. Block S Xmas Plays Noon League Basketball Rally Committee Sec. Boys' League French Club-V Show Pep Band Leader of Pep Band A Basketball MILTON DAVE DOROTHY LILLIAN EUGENE KINGSBURY JOHNSON MARTIN MARTINI PANKONIN Echo Staff-Xmas Play Comm. Assemblies Drama Club Drama Club-Block S. R. F. A. A. Boys' Glee Pres. Senior Pres.-A Track V Show-School Plays G. A. A. lst, Zncl Awds. Boys' League Operetta-Santa Rosan A Football-Block S Operettas-Xmas Play Choir-French Club i ,.,., . -it' . W5-U ' e ar . GLENISE MYRON WILBUR RANSOM DON PICKRELL REHE REINE REYNOLDS SCHENDEL Ra Ravas Treas.-C.S.F. Tumbling A Football F. F. A. A Basketball Sen.. Speaker Block S Pres. Block S Asst. Track Mgr. A Track Typing Award Track Pres. Drama Club Bovs' League Block S G. A. A. A. B Basketball Judging Team '46 Varsity Football Trans. from Fort Bragg Football Blanket Awd. Trans. from Calistoga Orchestra-Boys' Glee GEORGIA PAT SHELTON TALBOT Drama Club-V Show Choir-Girls' League French Club-Operettas Ra Ravas-Orchestra Philomel Choir Trans. Dominican Echo-Santa Rosan Convent, San Rafael BRUCE WHITEFORD F. F. A. Transfer from Washington High, San Francisco DAVID E. WOOD C. S. F.-Honor S, R. French Club-S. D. F. Latin Club Sen. Speaker H DAVID S. RAMSEY Block S-Frosh Pres. Comm. of Rallies Band-Aux. Police Operetta J une Graduates John McA1pine VICE-PRESIDENT Dale Edwards With girls in white caps and gowns and boys in navy blue an impressive picture was made on the evening of Iune 12, by the Senior Class of 1947 when they marched down the aisle to complete four memorable years in the Santa Rosa High School. The members of this class have seen both years of war and of eace since their entrance into high school in 1943. At the be innin of their llunior year the war had been over for one month, and the class looked! forward to a happier year with most wartime restrictions lifted and the return of many school friends. The war, though being a handicap to this class, made them more observant of international life and democratic ideals. The Seniors were outstanding in activities. The Senior boys challenged the faculty men to a basketball game and were victorious with the final score being 27 to 24. One of the main events of the year was the class competition assembly in which the Seniors again came out in the lead. They presented a 30 minute skit which was entitled And the Villain Still Pursued Her. Happy Holiday was celebrated by the High Seniors taking over the places of the teachers. Five High Seniors impersonated Mr, Duey, Mrs. Yost, Mrs. Rothert, Mr. Trussell, and Mr. Rankin. There was also a Senior Penalty Board con- sisting of three High Senior boys and three High Senior girls. The board took care of any lower classmen who were out of order. These were only a few of the successful and memorable events which crowded their way into a year which was overflowing with happy activities. SECRETARY: June McMannis The 1947 Seniors were also outstanding in scholarship and distinguished themselves in every phase of their school careers. Although the student body will miss them and hates to see them go, it wishes them good luck and success throughout the future. TREASURER : Pat Hogan 24 DUANE AARON C Basketball i Boys' Glee Noon League Basketball M. Tatti, J. Fox, M. Reine. J. Arrigoni, M. Stage Craft Comstock, M. Main, B. McAllister. RONNIE RUTH JEAN ALEXANDER ANDERSON ARRIGONI Baseball Operettas Red Cross Rep. Wood Work Club Sprin Festival G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awards Block S Frenci Club Block S. R. Boys' League Christmas Play Pep Club X 9 in 3 fa J - . fi-i i HELEN BEVERLY VERA BARNDT BARNES BATAEFF Art Award Sec. 8: Vice Pres. Red Cross Rep. G. A. A. Orchestra Latin Club-G. A. A. Echo Staff French Club--Ra Ravas Honor Society Arr Editor Operetta-Xmas Play Glee LEE ABRAMSON Governing Board A Track Pres. 8: Vice-Pres. Band V Show '43 Honor Society 1 , ,. I Q5 1 if IRVING BACON A Track Auxiliary Police 4? ALICE ALEXANDER Block S.R. G. A. A. 1st, 2nd Awards Band 3-K LOLLIE BADGER G. A. A. Pres Comm. Soc. Act. Comm. Rallies Star Block S. R. BARBARA BAXMAN Girls' League G. A. A. Panther Peppers FRANCES BELDEN Drama Club Echo Staff-Operettas Girls' Glee-G. A. A. Red Cross Rep. KW ir Y A ,, , if fi' , at - 7' A ' - 2 EARL BILL ADA CHARLES LARRY BELL BENSON BIGHAM BLACK BLACKWELL B Basketball F. F. A. '45-'47 G, A. A. lst. 2nd Awards Sports' Editor Operetras-Xmas Play Boys' Glee Spanish Club Vice Pres. Block S. R. Santa Rosan Vice. Pres Latin Club Spanish Club Boys' Glee Ra Ravas Echo Staff Red Cross Rep. Operetta Latin Club Laurean Club .53 , LOIS BOGART Panther Peppers Home Economics MAXINE BOHN Drum Corps G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awards Red Cross Rep. MARIE BRIDGES French Club Operextas Christmas Plays Girls' Glee SHIRLEY BRODIE G. A. A. Girls' League VERA BOLDT Red Cross Rep. Girls' Glee Choir--G. A. A. CORRICK BROWN Pres., Treas. C. S. F. Seal Bearer Orchestra Bus. Mgr. Latin Club French Club 25 BOB BILL BOYCE BRAY Operetta Lead Trans. Analy French Club Block A-Block S Boys' Glee Boys' Glee-Baseball DARRELL FRANCES BROWN BUSSMAN A, B Football Ra Ravas Treas. A Track C. S. F.-Honor S. R. Christmas Play French Club Operetta Typing Award Red Cross Rep. Operetta FRED RUTH ALFRED GLORIA JOAN CALLISON CALLISON CARNIGLIA CASSANI CAUGHELL Band-A Track G. A. A. Drama Club Girls' League Officer Sec. Gov. Board Boys' Glee Philomel Choir A Track G. A. A. lst Award Sec. Block S. R. Red Cross Rep. Orchestra French Club Honor S. R. Sec. G. A. A. Operetta Operetta Debate French Club Santa Rosan Boys' League Red Cross Rep. Latin Club Ra Ravas D. Read, M. Scheffer, S. Mayer. Tj.. .p A-Q .Xp . ' 'W frwwiiw 1 if ip 3. .X ,ful l 3 if , 1 '16 5 f.-- -+2 .ff ' ' 1 E if JAMES BARBARA MARTHA w A Trans from Tamalpais Girls' League Pres. 8: Sec. Student Body . f 'A ' Santa Rosan Sec. Girls' Leagus-Play Q , Eghg Staff Ed. Echo-V Show Treas. C. S. F. 26 Y . R Q L ROSEMARY GLORIA DENNY COTTA CUTTER DAW Glee Club G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awards Football G. A. A. lst Award Amateur Show Block S. Trying to steal the show, jean? Honor S' R' PRISCILLA ED DE FF ENBAUGH DUGGAN Sec., V.-Pres. Girls'League F. F. A. Sec. Area Treas. Ra Ravas G. A. A. lst Award C. S. F.-Tennis DALE GERTRUDE EDWARDS ERICKSON A Basketball Trans. Pittsburg, Pa. Golf-Tennis Philomel Choir Sen. Vice-Pres. Block S Xmas Plays Sec. C. S. F. Operettas GRACE FLORENCE ESTILL FERRARI Block S. R. Yell Leader Sen. Sec.-C. S. F. Honor S. R.-V Show G. A. A. Cab. Band Star Block S. R. Vice-Pres. C. S. F. French Club Red Cross Rep. v MARY LOU FLOYD G. A. A. Drama Club Red Cross Vice-Pres. JUNE FOX Asst. Yell Leader Santa Rosan G. A. A. Cab. Glee Club Pres. Star Block S. R. LLOYD ERICKSON Boxing Boys' League Spanish Club Trans. Sonoma ROBERT FOX Sec. of F. F. A. Boys' League JACQUELINE DOROTHY HARRY ELSIE FRASER FRAYER FRIEDMAN GANDOLA Drama Club Latin Club Officer Band Panther Peppers Head Drum Majorette Red Cross Rep. Girls' League Echo-Santa Rosan Typing Award Red Cross Rep. Art Awards G. A. A. lst Award JEAN GARRISON G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awards G. A. A. Cab. Honor S. R.-Ra Ravas Red Cross Rep. ul.. PAT GAITHER HARGET G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awards Red Cross Rep. Spanish Club EDDIE GUGLIELMINI Woodwork Club Noon League Sports LEONA GASPAR ROBERT STUART MARIE COOPER GILLETTE GOWANS GUGLIELMINI Santa Rosan Staff Trans. Chowchilla Block S G. A. A. Red Cross Rep, High School B Football Red Cross Rep. Art-Xmas lflay '45 LOLA HAGGARD Ed. Santa Rosan Ra Ravas Red Cross Rep. Bus. Mgr. Santa Rosan FERN HEDLUND G. A. A. 1st Award ' was . pm. ff ...Ima 1' .Ve 55' ,tl , l Ei MILTON HOLT Echo Staff Baseball-Operetta Sta e Crew Reg Cross Rep. HM HITCHCOCK S. D. F. Spanish Club French Club .TFQEEW 'QQQRLMQ w.e 1- file 2 if HELEN HOPKIN G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awards PETER HALL S. D. F. French Club Red Cross Rep. PATRICIA HOGAN Senior Treas. V Show Echo Staff-Operetta Trans. Notre Dame ig gg ik I 'if if Q - 1 HERBERT HOOVER French Club-Latin Club Drama Club Trans. Mt, View Union High School JACK HAWKES Echo Staff Drama Club French Club CARMEN HOLLINGSWORTH G. A. A. lst Award Christmas Play WILLIAM HAYES Operetta Boys' Glee French Club OLAF HOLMOE Christmas Play Operetta Lead Operetta B Football Honor S. R.-C. S. F. Boys' Glee A D ' ,rg if X we , ,,f?Ad5???5u?.': aff F ..ufJV'iT1F3x1,iiW 'Y -U 3 f ,a f -, I ' V , K' V E gf ' h gm. B. Rossi, L. Bogart, B. Baxman, J. Nixon, M Tatti. 28 fwf --is v Y- W.- L.. 'I+-. Q A ,. H- semis, K, W 5- Y, gym Pr 1' 71. h y ll' .v 1 3 -,it K 5- ALAN . in r 1,- - 9 . - HOSTETTER ' I ' 'O ' - Band-Orchestra French Club Seniors on Parade. Senior V Show '44 JOSEPHINE ANNE YVONNE JACOBSON JIMINEZ JOHNSON Home Economics Spanish Club French Club Commercial Ra Ravas-C. S. F. Red Cross Rep. Honor S. R. SHIRLEY HOWARD Girls' League Victory Corps LA BELLE HOWARD Girls' League Victory Corps LEONARD DOUGLAS KOZLOWSKI LA FRANCHI Block S Vice-Pres. Band A Football Orchestra A Track Pep Band Echo Staff Boys' Glee JOAN LAMBRECHT G. A. A. Spanish Club Trans. Arizona 1 ' f 121' BONNIE JOHN LAMOUREUX LARSEN G. A. A. lst Award B-C Basketball Block S-B Track Echo Staff-Operetta. Red Cross Rep. Red Cross Rep. GEORGE LE ROY C. S. F. Band Olhcer Operetta Boys' Glee MARY LOIS LESSARD LOGSDON Comm. Soc. Act. G. A. A. lst Award ViceAPres. Ra Ravas Spanish Club Honor S. R. CAROLE LAWSON Operetta Lead Trans. Calistoga High School BERNICE LOPPS Santa Rosan Staff Echo Staff Philomel Choir Xmas Plays Operettas BOB LERI Operetta Boys' Glee Stage Craft ' Q r MARY MAIN Pres. Block S. R. Sec. Soph. Class V Shows Drama Club Omcer Majorette 29 BEVERLY MATTHIESEN Girls' League G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awards JO ANN MAST School Play '45 Sen. V Show Sec., Treas. Ra Ravas Honor S.R.-Operettas STEVE MAYER Pres. Block S A Football-A Baseball A Basketball-V show All-Star Sweater ROBERT JUNE DOROTHY McKEE McMANNIS MEEKER Comm. Assemblies Honor S. R.-Ra Ravas Ra Ravas Pres. S. D. F. Operetta-Echo Staff Honor S. R. C. S. F. Sec. Senior Class C. S. F. Trans. Fortuna Xmas Plays G. A. A. BETTY McALLISTER Blrvk ff. R.-Pen Club G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awards Operetta Philomel Choir DELORISE MEISSNER Trans, Manual Arts, Los Angeles MARGARET METZGUS Honor S. R,-Ra Ravas Spanish Club Red Cross Rep. Operettas-Xmas Plays ANITA GEORGE STAN MIGLIAVACCA MOCK MONTGOMERY Ra Ravas Operetta Boys' Glee Red Cross Rep. Boys' Glee Trans. Vallejo C. S. F.-French Club Girls' Glee Oilicer N my .gg . , ' , 'lg 5' 1 li .. f' 'Q- . JOHN MCALPINE Vice-Pres. Student Body Block F-C. S. F. Honor S. R. Basketball-Tennis t HENRY METZ A Football-Block S French Club Woodwork Club Noon League Sports 1 pi A A f .H Hsk ' 14 ' - 31'Pl5:'E A sf3'. AUGUST MORELLI Drama Club-Echo Staff Stage Craft-Tumbling Red Cross Rep. 6 V r xl . ' ir . L ' iiii 1 A K JOE Y. SHIRLEY ALAN MORIKAWA MORRIS MURRAY F. F. A. Block S.R.-G.A.A. Cab. French Club Trans. Amache Senior Treas. Junior Class Echo Staff . . 7 High School Santa Rosan Is the ice cream good, girls. 30 IVAN MYERS Baseball Woodwork Club H. Metz, R. Simmons, L. Blackwell, E. Gugliel- Basketball mini, S. Montgomery. .. . 52 , Qqs c,LA I V h GERALDINE PATRICIA BARBARA NIXON PATTESON GRIEWE PELLETTI Ra Ravas-G. A, A. G. A. A. Red Cross Rep. Santa Rosan Staff Girls' League G. A. A. Trans. Fresno High Echo Staff School BEVERLY BERNARD IACK PFISTER POLA PRINGLE Drama Club Woodwork Club B Basketball State and National Noon League Sport Capt. Baseball Speech Contest Block S Operetta Basketball Xmas Play NONA NEWMAN French Club Red Cross Rep. G. A. A. lst Award tai' ni Q 'QB iw si 3 1 .fr ll P JAMES PERRY Trans. Berkeley High School MERVIN PURDY French Club Echo Staff Tranfer from Vancouver ORVAL f RICHARD MARJORIE RASMUSSEN READ REINE F. F. A. Pres. Block S Sec. junior Class A Track Pres. Junior Class Vice-Pres. Senior Class Woodwork Club A Football G. A. A. Golf-Baseball Star Block S. R. All-Star Sweater Girls'League Cabinet DARLENE RHOADES Comm. Soc. Act. Pres. French Club Pres. Choir Sec.-Treas. C. S. F. Operettas-Xmas Plays DON NIELSEN Honor S. R. Echo Staif Radio Orchestra i is ff Q. ' if A G RAY PETERSON A-B Basketball Block S Boys' Glee Operetta ALIDA QUICK Pres., Vice-Pres. Ra Ravas Red Cross Rep.-C. S. F. Operettas Music Festivals Xmas Plays .au ' H its F r 3 . S MAE ROBERTSON G. A. A. Commercial BEVERLY ROCCO G. A. A. Asst. Yell Leader Trans. Ursuline High 31 GERALD DOREEN ALICE ELMA ROSS ROSSI ROWLAND RUBATTINO Pres. F.F.A.-Activities Girls' League Latin Club G. A. 1st Award Yell Leader Red Cross Rep. Latin Club Drama Club G. A. A. lst Award Asst. Comm. Noon HARRISON RUED Boys' League War Bond Winner ELLEN SABELMAN French Club Xmas Play Operettas Philomel Choir Girls' League ANNE ELDEN SAID SAWYER Pres. Girls' League F. F. A. V.-Pres.,Sec. Student Body Track Asst. Yell Leader Basketball V.-Pres. junior Class Star Block S. R. MEL SCHEFER A Football Baseball A Track Vice-Pres. Block S F. F. A. Ollicer MARY SCURI G. A. A. lst Award Panther Peppers Girls' League ANN SEISSER Xmas Play-Choir Latin Club G. A. A. 2nd Award Operetta '47 BOB PETER SLAGTER SLUSSER Football Pres., V.-Pres. S. Body Trans. Washington High, Comm. Assembly and San Francisco I MARY SHINAR Sec. Freshman Class Trans. Washington Treas. Freshman Class G. A. A. Pres. '43, '44 z' LOUISE SMITH G. A. A. Latin Club Rallies-Block S-C.S.F. Red Cross Rep. Drama Club Officer Speech Contest Football-Golf RONNIE SIMMONS Boys' Glee Operetta Xmas Play IRENE SIMONCINI G. A. A. Glee Club Girls' Choir Dancing Ed's specialty-car bombs. Q 32 J. Hawkes, A. Hostetter, A. Murray, C. Brown. EDNA SMITH G. A. A. Commercial Major SUE ANN STRONG Girls' League Cab. Ra Ravas Pres. G. A. A. lst Award French Club-Honor S.R. GRACEMARIE MARY LOU BOBBETTE MARJORIE TARON TATTI THOMPSON TILLINGHAST Operettas Trans. from Galileo junior Red Cross Santa Rosan Christmas Play High, San Francisco Operetta Lead Choir Sec.-Treas. Girls' Glee Operetta Christmas Play Operetta G. A. A.-French Club VIOLA TAM Transfer from Utah u I N , of RICHARD TINKER Dear Ruth-Boys' Glee State Speech Contest Radio Winner Xmas Program Soloist LORRAINE TUTTLE Operettas Christmas Plays Orchestra French Club KATHERINE AL TOTIN TRESKON Christmas Plays F. F. A. Operettas Song and Dance Recital DON CLARENCE WARD WILSON Track-Block S Ii. Ii. A. Art Contest Farm Shop Drama Club B, C Basketball TOM WILSON Block S-A, B Track All-American Blanket A Basketball Tennis LOUISE WALLACE Lead in Dear Ruth V Show State Speech Contest Drama Club4G. A. A. BETTY WILSON G. A. A. Red Cross Representative TOMMY WARD Yell Leader Pres. C. S. F. French Club Echo Staff Business Mgr. s l 5' -ls. 'fe P If A l Lia BILL WINKLER A Football A Track-Baseball Block S F. F. A. Pres. LORRAINE -IANICE MARY ALBERT LOUIS WISTUBA WOLFF YEE YEE ZAMARONI Drama Club French Club Girls' League B Track A Football G. A. A. Ra Ravas Block S Blogk S French Club Orchestra - Latin Club Woodwork Club , Honor SOCICIY Debate Team Noon League Sports Operetta 5, D, F, vvwml xv' , 1 , ' Christmas Play General Athletic Mgr Varsity Basketball DORIS DOROTHY ETHYL AMERMAN AMERMAN DUNCAN Choir Choir Echo staff Glee Club Glee Club G. A. A. lst, 2nd Awds. Operettas Operettas Red Cross Rep. Orchestra Band Dancing Drama Club ' ' A 'I 11' -',e . we f. if 'fi-i . ff LEO DONA MARY BARso'rT1 BUZZARD GREGSON F. A. A. G. A. A. Red Cross Rep. Woodwork Club Girls' League G, A, A. IN MEMORIAM ED BRIDGEWATER 1928-1947 Block S A Track Drama Club Tennis GRACE JOE LEETE MAUS Glee Club Trans. Petaluma Latin Club Hospitalized at Oak French Club Knoll Red Cross Rep. SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Ted Baltz Don Bradford Louis DeMaria james Gillette Dolores Hall Leo Hayes Leon Hayes Betty jay james Perillat Ronald Rountree Robert Blankenship Herb Byers Eloise Dickerson Norena Graziano Kimi Hamamoto Maxine Husby Alvin Jensen Roberta Langdon john McDougall Al Miller Eleanor Skover Senior Snaps Acknowledgement We of the staff sincerely hope that this 1947 edition of The Echo meets with your approval. We wish to thank you for your enthusiasm in the buying of pledge cards, for without your cooperation our book would not have been made possible. The staff worked diligently and unceasingly to complete this Echo, but without the able assistance of our adviser, Mr. Wilson Sanchez, we would never have succeeded. To the following people of the Press Democrat we present our apprecia- tion for the printing, composing, and binding of our book: Mr. Grant Kellogg, mechanical superintendent: Mr. L. W. Stuart, Mr. Curt Nichols of the press- roomg Mr. Verle Brown, Mr, E. L. Keenan, Mr. Ed Michelson, of the compos- ing room: and Mr. W. H. Kelly the binder, We give a special vote of thanks to our cameramen, Mr. Ted Nelson and Mr. lay Christensen, who made it possible for our pictures to be taken and developed in time for this edition of the Echo. Last but not least, our thanks go to Mr. Robert Butler and Mr. Stuart Butler of the Redwood Empire Engraving Company who did the engravings and to Mr. Silvius of Silvius and Schoenbackler who advised us on the cover design and supplied the final cover. Martha Comstock, Editor. Wishful Thinkin Low Seniors . MR. EVATl S ADVISORY Top Row: L. Nerison, M. Hel big, H. Callison, J. Guaspari, E. Wood. Middle Row: G. Meaghor, G. Klein, F. Vouqht, Q J. Soclerquist, L. Di Giaimo. R Haas, J. August. Bottom Rov S. Lundy, B. Dashwander, L Thorne, M. Lawler, E. Richard son, L. Foppiano, J. Markley. Some low senior girls model their class sweaters 35 MRS. HANOVER'b ADVISORY Top Row: J. Shadrick, A. Yee W. Malm, Wright, L. Mor ftti. Middle Row: P. Pillow, J Elmendorf. Bottom Row: Mrs Hanover, C. Fletcher, S. Brown B. Williams, A. M. Bigham. 36 Fall Officers' Dan Striepeke Kay Yopp Janice S itti n' an' J n 'or Our Junior year found us well established in Santa Rosa High. Martin, Corrine Michie. ' ' We were bigger and bolder, which We tried to prove with a nearly successful attempt to take over the Senior Steps. The decision, how- ever, linally remained in favor of the Seniors. We also won second place in the Competition Assembly with a dramatic production called The Valiant, CContinued on the next pagej MRS. WARFS ADVISORY Top Row: P. Yopp, J. Schreck- enghaust, C. Baumgartner, C. Sealy, H. Hill, M. Fulgham. Middle Row: J. Langlois, E. Evich, V. Devincenzi, M. Mc- Michael, B. Roberts, J. Oz- ment. Bottom Row: L. Venezia, J. Scinto, R. Bean, C. Evans, P. Greea, J. Martin. MR. SANCHEZ'S ADVISORY Top Row: E. Hunter, R. Hall, N. Thompson, M. Conner, K. Yopp, C. Williams, B. Baum- gartner, T. Tully, E. Hansen. Middle Row: M. Wood, B. Hopkins, C. Mallory, P. Dol- larhide, B. Wistuba, C. Michie, B. Sheppard, B. Ross, G. Totin. Bottom Row: H. Avery, J. Mar- tin, J. Tuttle, C. Wells, J. Hen- derson, D. Dashwander, D. Pierre, N. Winans, B. Gatts. aitin' Class Our proudest accomplishments were our two gifts to the graduat- ing Seniors, the fall and spring Iunior-Senior Proms, both of which were extremely successful. Our fall term was led by Dan Striepeke, president: Kathryn Yopp, vice-president: Corrine Michie, secretary, and Ianice Martin, treasurer. The spring leads were Nancy Stout, president: Dick Moodey, vice-president: Lois Biagi, secretary, and Phyllis Holland, treasurer. Spring Officers: Richard Moodey, Lois Biagi Nancy Stout, Phyllis Holland. MISS PENZIG'S ADVISORY Top Row: L. Rehm, D. Cor- dray, H. Hansen, S. Magowan, A. Konnoif, Shea. Third Row: E. Stevens, E. Daw, R. Buck, E. Conners, D. Darling, B. Lindsay, A. Matteri, E. Han- sen. Second Rowz D. Galat- neaux, T. Magnetti, E. Affran- chino, G. Barenchi, M. Cole, M. Tornoe, M. Rose, M. Sullivan. Bottom Row: E. Alexander, B. Buege, L. Loustaunau, M. Buck- ley, C. Sellers, L. Biagi, G. Begley, A. Dunnet. MR. NICHOL'S ADVISORY Top Row: T. McDonald, F. Baker, D. Morgan, H. Pozzi, G. Lawry. Middle Row: Mr. Nichol, G. Bader, D. Rankin, G. Treder, G. Clark. Bottom Row: J. Ramsey, T. Planting, B. Snow, K. Chiaroni, C. Tocher. The recoguizable corpses are Gwin Stumbaugh, Stan McGowan, Byron Carniglia, and jack Shea. W! MR. LARKIN'S ADVISORY Top Row: C. Lawson, F. Baker, G. Stumbaugh, D. Sampson, C. Hodges, G. Condrashoff, Mr, Larkin. Middle Row: C. Lavell, R. Lazzini, C. Schieberl, V. Vhllace, I. Monroe. Bottom Row: A. Pinto, R. Romani, G. Forbes, D. Tees, R. Veitch, T. Figuero. MR. jAMISON'S ADVISORY Top Row: L. Formway, B. Va- don, B. Roark, F. Springer, F. Black. D. Slingfbv. l. Kctelsen, D. Spencer. Middle Row: A. Kaseman, P. Murray, C, Wertz, J. O'Brien, M. Cook, P. Miller, G. C. Liebscher. Bottom Row: E. Freitas, M. Ferrero, B. Kin- ney, M. Nordyke. B. Fredrick- ron. B. Yarbrough, C. Dunnet, J. Halpin. MR. GUYMON'S ADVISORY Top Row: D. Highland, L. Ski- ver, D. Carico, D. Miller, W. Hesse, C. Dunnet. T. Revard, A. Norris. Middle Row: A. Boynton, G. Barsotti, P. Smith, J. Nerison, A. Urusoff, H. Bax- man, M. Nordyke. Bottom Row: E. Shepherd, P. Murphy, N. Sizemore, S. Fleissner, J. Miner, D. Catelani, P. Rose, E. Wa- lund. MISS GODWARD'S ADVISORY Top Row: G. Dutcher, J. Cre- velli, N. Kingwell, C. Hoeh, E. Baumgartner, B. Wright, R. Stradelhofer. Middle Row: Miss Godward, B. Peacock, D. Ives, N. Rose, B. Temps, M. Nor- dyke, R. Memeo, R. Frederick- son. Bottom Row: A. McNeil, 0. Georgelos, B. Foerstler, R. Shipp, J. Bertacco, N. Doolan, V. Esposti. Senior Darlene Rhoades assists Juniors Jim Shadrick, Bob Schieberl, jack Shea, Jim Wallace and Jack Monroe with their lessons. Al Norris and friends watch the Frosh.Soph brawl with interest. MISS COCHRANES ADVISORY Top Row: G. Collard, B. Car- niglia, T. Madigani, A. Bohn, A. Trowbridge, P. Osborne, D. Simonini. Middle Row: B. Can- ada, R. Fox, M. Anderson, J. Zappa, P. Holland, E, Phillips, F. Spencer. Bottom Row: M. Jeffery, B. Bartholomew, B. Churchill, D. Begley, D. Kelly, M. Markham, R. Baggenstos. MR. AIKEN'S ADVISORY Top Row: D. Kidvfell. L. Kinq, K, Kennemer, P. Nicholas, D. Riehl, D. Myers, Mr. Aiken. Middle Row: J. Pearson, R. Smith, B. Le Baron, R. Alex- ander, J. Bugnone, J. Rathbone, S. Smith. Bottom Row: M. Biagg, N. Stout, B, Engman, R. Parclini, H. Payne, N. Olen- berger, A. Crane, J. Lat-com, L. Johnson. The Hall brothers give out l with some sweet harmony. Gwin Stumbaugh gives a. freshman a lesson in make-up. MISS VALENTINES ADVISORY Top Row: W. Heasell, A. Cohen, J. Nix, L. Smith, B. Snyder, L. Swanets, N. Porter. Middle Row: B. Russell, H. Stearns, P. McGee, B. LeRoy, N. Leu, G. Schultz. Bottom Row: J. McNeil, J. Waters, E. Rossi, N. Noonan, J. Pedersen, R. Monday. MISS SINNOTT'S ADVISORY Top Row: Miss Sinnott, R. Bauer, G. Buck, G. Erickson, R. Hart, R. Berndt, J. Hotle. Mid- dle Row: M. Armstrong, H. Hayes, R. Gibson, L. Barnes, E. Teel, A. Cathcart, W. Wheeler. Bottom Row: T. Bertozzi, G. Germanetti, R. Dickerson, J. Cutter, V. Higman, J. Albisetti, R. Barbieri, D. Hunter. Fall Officers. Top: Don Clark. Bottom: Jone Pedersen, Shirley Winkler, Nancy Garrett. MR. UNDERHILL'S ADVISORY Top Row: F. Bertoli, D. Kelly, R. Guanella, B. Epple, R. Sierck, M. Sullivan, D. Kelley, Mr. Un- derhill. Middle Row: B. Cham- bers, D. Poggi, B. Taylor, H. Lamb, D. Yee, F. Brodie, C. Donnelly, D. Clark. Bottom Row: B. Brucker, B. Coglizer, B. Blodgett, J. Cleveland, D. Devoto, J. Rocco, H, Eisen- hauer, A. Chambers. MISS TURNER'S ADVISORY Top Row: V. johison. Third Row: P. Handy, B. Kaseman, C. Silvershield, J. johnson, A. Thompson, H. Mann, B. Baker, R. Loop. Second Row: F. Boyt, D. Alves, A. Mudgett, L. Sweeney, R. Shona, D. Lazzini, M. Dunnet, P. Stephens. Bottom Row: M. Penland, C. Hender- son, N. Goss, S. Baffer, V. Shipp, B. Litza, J. Carithers. Idle The We Idle Dreamers were not really very idle this year, In fact we have been stepping around gaining a more important foothold in Santa Rosa soil. Our first 'imajor engagement was the sponsoring of the Freshman Reception which was the first dance of the year and a huge success. Our second important feat came when we won the Freshman- Sophomore Brawl. These two main events were made successful under the leadership of our fall offiicers: Donald Clark, president, fContinued on the next pagej 45 Dreamers Sophs Nancy Garret, vice-president: Shirley Winkler, secretary, and Ione Pedersen, treasurer. We elected Yvonne Michie to be our spring president. The other offices were filled by Mickey Sullivan, vice-president: Iudith Carithers, secretary, and Dolores Selby, treas- urer. All of our ofllcers proved excellent in guiding us through a very eventful year. We, the new Iuniors, are now looking toward new fields to conquer when school begins in the fall. Spring Oflicers. Top: Mickey Sullivan. Bottom: Judith Carithers, Dolores Selby, Yvonne Michie. - . - . ew. ---M n f. gk :M MISS TANGNEY'S ADVISORY Top Row: R. Colombini, D. Fores, J. Burton. Third Row: H. Young, G. Babbini, L. Pe- terson, E. Billings, C, Soder- quist, J. Schieberl, B. Smith, T. Goar. Second Row: S. Honzik, J. Carrington, B. Ussery, S Lovell, I. Papera, V. Dietz, M. Twitchel, Miss Tangney. Bot- tom Row: K. Nash, j. Podstata D. Testa, P. Wood, P. Acuff, Pi Becker, Y. Michie, M. Mont- gomery. MISS SMITH'S ADVISORY Top Row: A. M. Hall, V. Cam- Harv. D. Cridlebaugh, E, Frey: Middle Row: Miss Smith, V. eron, S. Hudson, G. Geddes, B Fowler, M. johnson, J. jahn, P Dillon, P. Jensen, F. Foutch, Pf Farris. Bottom Row: H. Hauso i B. L. Read, L. Thompson, E. Phyllis, I. Izard, S. Cummings. .K v, 5 MR. KING'S ADVISORY Top Row: Mr. King, F. De- Marco, J. Reaney, R. Guggiana K. Houck, D. Buck, H. Willson Middle Row: W. Boden, C Guggiana, G. Gravatt, D: Hogue, C. Gilbert, H. Yasuda W. Royston. Bottom Row: Dj Farmer, D. McAuley, C. Wel- ler, N. Rountree, C. Morris D. Nitchman, T. Welsh. MR. HAWKINS' ADVISORY Top Row: Mr. Hawkins, F. Narier, D. Thompson, P. Ketel- sen, J. Craig, R. Caine, D. Francies. Middle Row: C. Gon- dola, J. Schoenthal, E. Johnson, H. Neace, D. Chamberlain, J. Armstrong, J. Fink. Bottom Row: C. Riley, P. Baggenstos, A. Morris, A. Minney, E. Wil- son, N. Ricci, M. Cordray, G. O'Connors, E. Shand. MR. GROMER'S ADVISORY Top Row: G. Tawney, O. Del Cu.rto, E. Bassignani, E. Thomp- son, C. Lovell, M. Tomasi. Mid- dle Row: J. Noel, F. Brockel- man, M. Stevens, S. Winkler, N. Sheppard, P. Dunnagan. Bot- tom Row: B. Hass, B. Hoberg, M. Brown, J. Mattiesen, M. Kamp, B. Barnett. x MR. FORTlER'S ADVISORY To Row: Mr. Fortier, P. Aze- vedno, W. Laizure, J. Harrison, B. Sawyer, J. Montgomery, R. James, M. Sichel. Middle Row: D. Forster, J. Talbot. R. Hol- ten, C. Gates, R. Stevens, J. Baum. Bottom Row: J. Goree, B. Hastings, B. Noonan, J. Brodetsky, S. Baumgarmer, C. Blondino, C. Carrington. MR. CONDITS ADVISORY Bot. Row: N. Brundin, J. Ras- mussen, D. Kindred, R. J. Kelly, B. Watermm, D. Elam, G. Ko- well. Middle Row: Mr. Condit, B. Fisher, G. Glover, S. Condra- shoH, F. Oldfield, A. Schmidt, G. Bumstead. Top Row: J. Wa- lund, P. Loveg, R. Cameron, M. Zorger, D. Crowninshield, B. O'Dell, D. Wright. MR. ATKINS' ADVISORY Top Row: D. Fores, N. Fellers Third Row: K. To er . Law PP ,J ' ler, B. Smith, B. McGregor, G. Storti, C. Wilde, F. Kliclt, T Caras. Second Row: N. Cuneo M. Rowland, B. Purdy, K. Bach: and, L. Rubattino, P. Avellar B. Adams. Bottom Row: P. Vi- dalin, D. Lazzini, D. Mori, M Dunnet. S. Buffer, B. Poggi, R Gemetti. Noon finds a few Sophs taking advantage of the sunshine, Dick Fores takes a mud-bath during the Freshman-Sophomore brawl. MRS. GODKIN'S ADVISORY Top Row: B. Hayes, T. Econ- ome, B. Heckley, E. Austin. Third Row: R. Espino, J. Myers, J. Cervantes, R. Bate- man, P. jabin, L. Bertolini, J. Parkerson. Second Row: E. Sul- livan. Mrs. Godkin, D. Guthrie, M. Gates, D. Orr, A. Huffman, I. Pearce, B. Winkler. Bottom Row: QI. Nordyke, G. Iannuzzi, I. Metcalf, E. Tracy, G. Oliver, M. Pola, R. Bertozzi, M. Lin- delof. MR. DARDIS'S ADVISORY Top Row: Mr. Dardis, G. Nardi. Third Row: G. Olson, E. Canevari, W. Lockhart, XV. Rice, H. Miller, 'B. Christensen, L. Foster, R. August. Second Row: L. Groskoff, J. Parkins, I. Barnett, E. Sokol, D. Selby, N. Hindring. K. Walter, D. McCartney. Bottom Row: C. Wfinslow, B. Smiley, V. Ber- tozzi,' D. White, G. Barnt, C. Zuliani, R. Mardizzi, L. Del- ucchi. 47 O First Steps reshman Class Our first steps have been taken, and we have planted our roots deeply in Panther soil. We have been presented with our Hrst Echo which we are now endeavoring to have signed by our fellow class- men. Sure signers will be our fall officers who were Gary Nardi, resident Eu ene Canevari vice resident' Edna Tracy secretary' p : g , -p . , . and Ioan Metcalf, treasurer, and our spring officers: Barbara Cap- anacci, president: Allyn Titus, secretaryg lack Rackerby, vice- president, and Marlene Badger, treasurer. MR, WAI.LSTRUM'S ADVISORY Top Row: G. Blackwell, B Wolfe, Mr. Wallstrum, B Snow, W. Herron, F. Hansen Middle Row: R. Azevedo, T Mott, M. Hood, C. Goodrich I. Hakin, L. Clark, D. Kehoe Bottom Row: S. Bruer, P. Un derhill, C. Dawes, M. Mounts, l. Dowling. J. Patterson, L. Mizell, C. Wfinterowd. MR. SOSO'S ADVISORY Top Row: J. Lambrecht, Mr. Soso. Third Row: V. Lewis, J. Rackerby, J. Cuneo, L. Hold- rick, O. Russell, R. Bertoli, D. Morikawa, N. Dick. Second Row: W. Fredricksen, P. Niel- sen. E. Malvino, P. Manford, J, Maddox, P. Sawyer, A. Evich, O. Branson, A. Adams. Bottom Row: S. Kaseman, M. LeRoy, P. Butz. F. Humphrey, A. Titus, I. Hausknecht, E. Hansen, D. Ferrari. Fall Freshman OEicers: Gary Nardi. Eugene Canevari, Joan Metcalf, and Edna Tracy. 48 MISS SCOTT'S ADVISORY Top Row: Miss Scott, R. Goudswaard, C. Ch fistensen, N. Bataeff, J. Wahl, G. Sumner, D. Larsen, B. jerkins. Middle Row: D. Hardcastle, N. Sher- wood, F. Fowler, G. Hester, B Cantrall, L. Putnam. P. Nara- hara, V. Lollich, M. Stevens, T. Clark. Bottom Row: L. Davis, B. Bosworth, J. Shinar. G. Asher, D. Vallier, R. Moll. E. Keiser, A. DelCurto, G. White- ford. MR. REYNOLDS' ADVISORY Top Row: A. Tognozzi, C. Dex- ter, D. Ledford, D. Nuckolls J. Bologna., D. Mechling, D. Mor- atto, Mr. Reynolds. Middle Row: R. Hocker, M. Everidge, I. Athens, A. Crevelli, E. Fred- iani, L. Ryan. Bottom Row: J. Quan, G. Siegel, B. Williams, I. Gentet, O. Harmon, R. Til- linghast, R. Acquistapuce, R. johnson. MR. NORRIS' ADVISORY Top Row: Mr. Norris, j. Avila, D. Montrond, M. Murray, J. Harper, R. Stevenson, H. Spen- cer, B. McKee. Bottom Row: J. Oates. W. Feil, B. Kennedy, L Kahn, J. Montgomery, J. Som- merfield, D. Osborne. sv 49 MR. KREINBRING'S ADVISORY Top Row: H. Barnside, D. Dun- can, W. Avila, G. Snow, F. Fear, I. Bowers, Mr. Krein- bring. Middle Row: I. Shad- nick, R. Robbins, R. Baker, D. Bath. I. Carr, J, Varmetti, L. Tallchief, B. Sloat. Bottom Row: M. Alexander, D. O'Dell, D. Mclintire, R. Lucas, R. Car- mikle, J. Tyler, D. Gregson, J. Acquistapace. MISS liRIKSON'S ADVISORY Top Row: j. Fenton, B. Story, J. Laughlin, R. Grimes, I. Posh- epney, N. Campbell, A. Patzer, T. Young. Middle Row: E. Kauffman, D. Daw, L. Gemme, M. Bettencourt, P. Caine, S. Schaefer, M. jones, E. Bertino' Bottom Row: L. Goss, M. Bad- ger, J. Stolting, M. Hender- shott, P. Yandle, D. Wilson, B. McAlpine, B. Reaney, j. Dab- ney. MR. ELMORE'S ADVISORY Top Row: B. Johansen, D. Holly, L. Martinez, R. Good, T. Moss. C. Patterson, Mr. Elmore. Middle Row: j. Dale, R. Di- Giamo, S. Ahlstrom, D. Min- ney, J. Treder, A. Hogan. Bot- tom Row: V. Schindler, E. Wiley, H. Rowlene, N. Bell, J. Testa. I. Capanacci, L. Hanson, B. Scinto. 50 MRS. BALLOU'S ADVISORY Top Row: J. Cridlebaugh, H. Gunheim, A. Burch, N. Garkin, B. Montini, j. Ratto, B. Schulz, J. Gam. Middle Row: Z. An- tonsen, H. Bechtel, D. Frey, D. Frey, H. Beckley, D. Jungkeit, B. Comstock, D. Wilson, Mrs. Ballon. Bottom Row: F. Braler, R, Medeiros, S. Sampson, C. Dietz, C. Estes, B. Cratty, M. Will, M. Holt, S. Mattei. MISS SPAULDING'S ADVISORY Top Row: F. Carrington, W. Rogers, R. Beebe, E. Wicker- sheim, N. Economy, E. Freeze, A. Delucchi. Third Row: J. Goldfarb, D. Davidson, B. Beg- ley, M. johnson, A. Dickinson, I. Rich. Second Row: D. Al- britton, P. Holtzen, J. Wilson, P. Trowbridge, J. Larcom, D. Wfard. M. Larson, Miss Spauld- ing. Bottom Row: R. Avila, M. Loe, M. Coombs, E. Meidell, M. Koenig, C. Wilson, D. Gant- ner, M. Alarid, F. Eister, M. Chatelain. MR. CARLTON'S ADVISORY Top Row: Mr. Carlton, A. Boyt, B. Bruner, J. Hostetter, E. Deatherage, G. Edwards, P. Conant, G. Henthorn. Middle Row: H. Spafford, R. Moreno, C. Taylor, D. Berger, L. Scott, D. Reeves, W. Laursen, A. El- gin. Bottom Row: E. Joiner, B. Pina, G. Hattie, P. Saron, N. Cross, D. Smith, I. B. Boynton, D. Carrillo, L. Proctor, E. M. House. Gary Nardi, fall prexy, assists in loading the bundles from the clothing drive which was won by the freshman class. MR. XVOOITS ADVISORY Top Row: Mr. Wood, N. jor- dan, P. Baumgartner, L. Moore, R. Close, B. Boyette, S. Loveall, E. Shona, B. Tauzer. Middle Row: R. Fraga, B. Leathers, V. Neace, M. Ketelsen, B. Banis- ter, L. Polverari, R. Asher, N. Davis. Bottom Row: P. Hery- ford, B. Capanacci, N. Harper, G. Poli, E. Zorger. E. Blondino, J. Wescom, V. Weese. MR. WALT ER'S ADVISORY Top Row: J. Elder, R. Grigsby, H. Rose. 'Ihird Row: B. Hart- man, J. Cook. A. Wmmlf, W. von Tillow, R. Becklundr B, Boy- ette. C. Proses. Second Row: B. Flivkoff. S. Smith, B. Newberry, M. Deghi, B. Jorgensen. R. Kin- ney, D. Meck'essel. Bottom Row: B. Ross, C. Hozvdeshell, D. Wendt, D. Mallory, L. Boi- rano, B. Cottrell, M. Perry. 51 Left to right: Barbara Capan acci, Allyn Titus, Jack Rack- erby, Marlene Badger. Activities and Clubs p 7 54 X 6, if ' xg 4'f4'Aza -- ' Martha Comstock, Editor, and Nancy Winans, id! ,M a eg 'X e en ou agc of executing this record of the , 5 f - 4 On F br y t rd 1. - small group of studen assembled school year. B :ina . u ge the other trials that harry an annual staff I e cheerfully and steadily at their jobs under the direction of -14 33 ' ' Mr. Wilson Sanchez. Now they present to you the resu o their combined elforts. They did their best, and they hope you like the product. The production of this Echo was truly a cooperative effort, but special mention must be made of the outstanding contribution made by Bob Moore, staff photographer. Bob spent many long hours behind his camera and in the dark room preparing more than a hundred pictures for the book. Tommy Ward, lack Hawkes, and Alan Murray of the bus- iness staff also did a fine job securing all-important Hnancial aid from our loyal advertisers. Helen Barndt deslgned the cover and the division pages. Assistant Editor. The complete staff was as follows: Editor, Martha Comstockg Assistant Editor, Nancy Winans, Seniors-john Larsen, Frances Belden, Pat Hogan, August Morellig Classes-jim Corning, Bar- bara LeBaron, Charles Dunnetg Administration-Ethel Duncan, Charles Black, Activities-june McMannis, Mervin Purdy, Milton Holt, Boys' Sports-Leonard Kozlowski, Gary Collard, Doug Ranking Clubs-Ed Baumgartner, Maurice Wood, Girls' Sports- Barbara Pelletti, Lollie Badger, Shirley Greeng School Life- Marilyn Lawler, Don Nielseng Business-Tom Ward, Alan Murray. Jack Hawkesg Art-Helen Barndt, Jackie Eraserg Photographer- Bob Moore. . To the right some of the staff try to look busy for the benefit o' the photographer. Left to right they are J, Corning, S. Green, J. Larsen, G, Collard, H. Barndt, M. Wood, M. Lawler, B. LeBaron T. Ward, j. McMannis, and E. Duncan. Top Row5 D. Nielsen, J Hawkes, Mr. Sanchez, C, Black gartner, G. Collard. Third Row Larsen M Holt A Murra J- , . , . Y L. Kozlowski, D. Rankin, M. Wood, M. Purdy. Second Row B. Pelletti, F. Belden, A. Mor- elli, T. Ward, R. Moore, C Dunnet, E. Duncan, H. Barndt. Bottom Row: J. McMannis, N Winans, S. Green, L. Badger M. Comstock, B. LeBaron, Lawler, J. Fraser, P. Hogan. C. Lyons, J. Corning, E. Baumz The Press The Santa Rosan staff had a great year at the press. The paper was published every other Thursday and was always eagerly awaited by the students. The fall editor was Beverly Dashwander, and the spring editor was Lola Haggard. One of the features of the year was the use of a sug- gestion box in the main hall in which the students could place suggestions for improving the paper. This year's staff was as follows: Editor-in-Chief'-Lola Haggard, Makeup Editor--Alice Boynton, Feature Editor-June Fox, Sports Editor-Charles Black, Copy Editor-Joan Caughell, Business Manager -Jerry Nixon, Advertising Manager-Margie Tillinghast, Staff Artists -Trenton Tully, Jackie Fraser, Reporters-Frances McFarland, Lois Foppiano, Bill Winkler, Steve Mayer, Don Ward, John Larsen, Harrison Rued, Dan Striepeke, Dave Miller, Ruth Anderson, Jim Corning, Leona Gaspar, Shirley Green, Dolores Kelly, Pat Murphy, Don Schendel. Ex- change Editor in the fall was Joan Dawes: Girls' Sports Editor was Shirley Morris. Lopps, and J. Nixon. 55 Beverly Dashwander, Fall Editor, and Lola Haggard, Spring Editor. The staff works under pressure on an edition of the Santa Rosan. They are CL-RJ L. Hagcgard, P. Slusser, A. Boynton, C. Black, J. Fox, Mr. Croc ett, J. Caughell, B. Top Row: M. Tillinghast, B. Lopps, J. Fraser, J. Caughell, and J. Nixon. Middle Row: L. Badger, L. Haggard, A. Boyn- ton, J. Fox, S. Morris, L. Fop- piano, and E. McFarland. Bot- tom Row: C. Black, T. Tully, Mr. Crockett, D. Miller, D. Striepeke, J. Corning. Music In Top Row: E. Canevari, D. Laliranchi, D. Carico, B. Laizure, B. Vadon, R. Hall, G. Klein, M. Lindelof, and B. Wright. Third Row: D. Nielsen, S. Brown, B. Read, B. Barnes, D. Pierre, R, Kelly, D. Yee, E. Hall, and R. Holten. Second Row: D. Parnell, L. Groskoif, E. Kauffman, J. Planting, J. Heasell, C. Silvershield, D. Amerman, and G. Hattie. Bottom Row: P. Dollarhide, J. Wolff, D. Berger, L. Arnett, G. Barndt, I. Boynton, B. Thompson, and A. Boynton. The Santa Rosa High School orchestra had a very successful year with Mr. Josef Walter directing. Among other things they provided music for the Christmas Play and the operetta, The Fortune Teller. Several members of both the orchestra and band were selectd for first chair posi- tions at the Vallejo Music Festival, and the entire orchestra travelled to Stockton on May 3 to play at the annual high school music festival Where they placed third in the competition. Mr. Josef Walter At the close of this school year Mr. Josef Walter completed his twenty-first year as director of Santa Rosas orchestra and band. Since he came to Santa Rosa in 1926, Mr. Walter has labored long and hard to turn out many successful musical groups as well as accomplished student musicians. The officers of the orchestra are pictured at the left. Top Row: Glen Klein, D. Carico, Ed Hall. Bottom Row: Beveily Barnes, Doris Pierre, Janice Wolff. The ir Drum Majorette, J. Fraser. First Column: Cfront to backjz L. Abramson, E. Kauffman, W. Vadon, G. Erwin, A. Dickinson, P. Dillon, D. O'Dell, J. Jensen, B. Story. Second Column: F. Ipsen, B. Roberts, D. LaFranchi, H. Friedman, V. Napier, L. Peterson, B. McBurney, L. Putnam. Third Column: H. Gunheim, D. Orr, J. Larcom, B. Peacock, R. Narduzzi, L. Boldt, D. Nuck- olls, R. Bruner, N. Olenberger. Fourth Column: P. Farris, T. Wilson, A. Delucchi, B. Laizure, E. Frediani, E. Rossi, S. Brown, J. Oates, M. Johnson. Fifth Column: G. LeRoy, G. Henthorn, G. Klein, F. Oldfield, H. Lamb, L. Bartolomei, D. Yee, O. Harmon, C, Estes. This year the Santa Rosa High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Josef Walter, made a very good showing for our school. The band added color and interest to all our football games with its music and stunts: it also provided a pep band for the basketball games and several rallies. Highlight of the year came when it travelled to San Francisco to play at the annual Shrine East-West football classic at Kezar Stadium. Jackie Fraser, Drum Majorette Jackie Fraser, this year's Drum Majorette, did a very good job. She was a credit to the band on its many appearances throughout the year. Jackie is new at our school, but we all feel as though she is an old friend already. The oflicers of the band this year are pictured at the right. Top Row: G. Klein, G. LeRoy, D. LaFranChi, T. Wilson, L. Abram- son, H. Friedman. Bottom Row: P. Dillon, B. Peacock, E. Rossi, L. Bartolomei. 58 Drum Corp The Drum Corps girls started the school year with a twirl of their batons and a blare of their instruments as they paraded up and down the football Helds during the half-time intermissions last fall. They won a first place award for their fine per- formance in the Armistice Day Parade at Petaluma. Later in the year they participated in the Shrine Game on New Year's Day at San Francisco. After the basketball season started they performed before large crowds on the home courts. The last basketball game of the season was the Senior-Faculty game when the girls put on a magnificent showing at the half-time period. As a social activity they sponsored the Spring Sport Dance. Other activities were in the form of numerous sales to raise funds for their treasury. They sold cookies in the halls at noon, Varsity Vics and miniature Panthers around school, pom-poms, and pro- grams at the games. The girls elected five officers to lead them for the year. They were Elizabeth Shand, president: Nancy Garret, vice-president: Elizabeth Walland, secretary: Bernice Barnett, manager: and Diane Minney, treasurer, The faculty advisers were Miss Anderson and Mr. Walter. The last scheduled activity of the year was an ap- pearance at the Annual Horseman's Parade held by the Sonoma County Riding Club. Pictured at the right are the Drum Corps girls. Top Row: Audrey Minney, Bernice Barnett, Barbara Peacock, Bernice LeRoy, Barbara Wistuba, Marion Fulgham, Elizabeth Shand, and Kay Yopp. Third Row: Charlotte Dietz, Etta Nurkolls, Elaine Rossi, Joyce Waters, and Diane Minney. Second Row: joan Griss, Carolyn Parks, jackie Fraser, Marilyn Ferguson, Arlene Bohn. Bottom Row: Doris Ferrari and Evelyn Ferrari. In the pictures helow, on the right and left, are two views of the Girls' Drum Corps in action. jackie Fraser in action. Christmas Program HThe Lost Penny was a ballet which constituted the larger part of the Christmas Pro- gram. The dancing was done by the girls from Miss Turner's dancing classes. 'AThe Lost Penny was the story of a little girl Uoanne Tuttlel who, moved to pity by a poor beggar iYvonne Michiel, decided to give him her penny. Before her deed was accomplished, she lost her penny and searched in vain for it. The penny was found by little elves who wanted it for selfish reasons, but they returned it after having been influenced by fairies, The girl and the beggar were overjoyed to find that the penny had turned into two gold pieces. Those in the above picture are QL-RJ D. Dashwander, B. Dashwander, A. Kannolt, Tuttle, Y. Nlichie, Henderson, M. johnson, and A. Trowbridge. The choir, under Miss Cochrane's able direction, added a festive note to the Christmas spirit by singing Christmas hymns that we all loved. They brightened the stage by having a small revolving stage with religious tableaux in the center. Those in the above tableau are il.-Rl B. Winkler, G. Walker, and G. Hopkins. The Orchestra also played to an appreciative audience. Under the direction of Mr. Walter, they were truly a credit to the school. 60 The Fortune The Operetta dealt with two girls, Irma fa Balle- rinaj and Musette fa gyp- syl, who resembled each other, and two men, the Count and Fresco. The Count wished to restore his estate by marriage to an heiress. Fresco arranged the marriage, but lrma's twin brother, Fedor, deserted his camp: so she took his place. Musette was used as a sub- stitute for Irma to trick the Count. After many confus- ing interruptions a happy ending was achieved. The entire cast of Orchestra, Singing, and Dancing students enjoyed giving THE FORTUNE TELLER as much as the au- dience enjoyed seeing and hear- ing it. Part of the cas: of the operetm was made up of the following young singers and actors: E. Canevari, F. Callison, P. Lover, VI. Cutter, B. Thompson, O. Holmoe, C. Lawson, D. Bean, Y. Michie, B. Boyce. B. Bar- nett, N. Rose, M. Sullivan, D. Clark, A. Trowbridge, J. Mast, I. Langlois, M. Main, and Tracy. D. Clark and B. Thompson. E. Canevari, D. Bean, F. Calli- son, and P. Lover. B, Thompson, B. Boyce, and C. Lawson The colorful young people pic- tured here were Hussar Soldiers and Opera Ballet girls. The soldiers are R. Peterson, D. Aaron. M. Holt, D. Thompson, G. Liebscher, T. Wilson, B. Bray, J. Gardner, B. McKee, M. Ross, J. Noel, D. Laliranchi, B. Laizure, J. Larsen, C. Soder- quist, B. Noonan, R. Gibson, and B. Tauzer. J Henderson and D, Dashwander- two Spanish dancers. 61 'lhe girls who danced were as follows: OPERA BALLET-D. Rhoades, B. Barnett, Y. Michie, N. Noonan, C. Michie, G. Poli, D. Amerman, E. Wilson, B. Banister, D. Cridlebau h, C. Parks, J. Annett, B. Lindiay, B. Lopps, C. Silvershield, J. Prin- gle, M. Johnson, J. Underhill, E. Sableman, N. Thompson, V. Higman, J. Rathbone, G. Galar- neaux, M. Montgomery. GYPSY BEGGARS-A. Quick, J. Mc- Mannis, S. Fleissner, IRISH DANCERS-G. Taron, L. Washburn. FRENCH DANCERS-A. Kannolt, M. Comstock. FEDOR'S SOL- DIERS-E. Sokol, P. Hogan, M. McMichael, H. Avery, M. Metz- gus, G. Totin, P. Green, B. Engman. The GYPSY DANCERS pic- tured on the left are P. Wood, D. Kindred, B. Sheppard, Y. Johnson, G. Asher, S. Ahl- strom, B. Thompson, A. Quick, J. Carithers, S. Sampson, B. Engman, E. Daw, J. Metcalf, and M. Stevens. Girls League Serves the School Foremost in Santa Rosa High School activities was the Girls' League. They were kept busy in their desires to please everyone. This, we know, is impossible, but the Girls' League clidn't know what impossible meant. They supplied us with fall and spring dances, several Girls' League assemblies, a Girls' Iinx, a Mothers' Day Tea, and a Tribute Assembly for the girl graduates. Besides this they collected gifts for the girls at Los Guilicos School, gave a pot-luck dinner for the Tamalpais Girls' League, and spoke on the school radio show. They also had a committee of girls who made it their policy to get better acquainted with newcomers in the school. It was absolutely true that the Girls' League led the school in spirit, pep, and success during the year. The Girls' League officers: QL-RJ P. Deifenbaugh, vice- presiclentg P. Becker, secretaryg J. Tuttleg A. Said, presidentg G. Cassani, L. Biaqi, S. Strong, N. Winans, j. Podstata, and A. Titus. 63 Declamers Rant and ave The Santa Rosa Drama Department walked off with sweepstake honors for the ninth consecutive year at the annual National Forensic League tournament held at Stockton. Santa Rosa was the only school that placed in all of the six events. Following are the win- ners: Drama: B. Pfister, 2nd, and P. Slusser, 3rd. Comedy: P. Slusser, lst, and R, Moodey, 2nd, Oratorical Declamation: Black, lst, and D. Striepeke, 3rd. Original Oratorv: Tuttle, Znd. Radio: L. Wallace, Znd. Extemporaneous Speaking: P. Slusser. Znd. Seven Santa Rosa students were then eligible to attend the state finals at Fresno, Here again Santa Rosa was the high-point school. Fresno was second, and Lowell High of San Francisco was third. One- third of the contestants who qualified for state finals were Santa Rosans. The winners at Fresno were the following: Comedy: R. Moodey, 2nd, and C. McPike, 3rd. Oratorical Declamation: Black and D. Strie- peke, tied for lst. Extemporaneous Speaking: P. Slusser, 3rd. Original Oratory: Tuttle, flth. Drama: B. Pfister, lst. and P. Slusser. Znd. Sweepstakes scores: S. Rosa 42, 2nd, Fresno 14. Beverly Pfister's award entitled her to attend the national finals at St. Louis, Missouri, as a representa- tive of California. Pete Slusser, accompanied bv Glen G. Guymon. drama coach, also made the trip East as alternate. Both contestants placed fourth in the na- tional competition in drama. Pictured above are leading contestants, R. Moodey, B. Pfister, J. Tuttle, J. Black, and P. Slusser. Place winners above are J. Rudy, D. Striepeke, C. McPike, L. Wallace, and D. Clark. INTERC LASS CONTESTANTS Bottom Row: R. Bar- bieri, C. McPike, J. Black, B, Pfister, L. Xvallace, J. Shea. Sec- ond Row: D. Clark, A. Carriglia, D. Strie- peke, R. Moodey, T. Tully, R. Tinker. Top Row: P. Sluseer, J. Rudy, J. McAlpine. 64 f In the above picture are R. Tinker as Lt. Seawright and L. Wallace as Ruth Wilkins ll ear!! Dear Ruth, heralded by many as the greatest performance of Santa Rosa High, was presented with ease by a brilliant cast, under the superb direction of Mr. Glen G. Guymon. Hundreds had to be turned away from the two scheduled performances. As a result a third performance was held-ample proof of the excellence of the play. The curtain rose to reveal a set so breath-taking that the audi- ence broke into spontaneous applause, and an immediate laugh was gained by Iackie Fraser who made her entrance as the colored maid. A hard-working pqoduction staff and many co-operative citizens were greatly responsible for the success of the play. Music provided by Barney Wilen's band and vocalists Phyllis Holland and Ed Ven- turi carried the theme of the play throughout. Special arrangements of Love Letters and Bill, which was written for the occasion, were presented at intermissions. The novel programs in the form of air mail letters brought many favorable comments and helped to add to the atmosphere. When the curtain fell on the first performance the enthusiastic audience demanded seven curtain calls from the cast. pronouncing the play a hit from the moment of its beginning to the end of its surprise curtain calls, In the scene below are R. Moodey, P. Slusser, B. Brown, R. Tinker, In the scene below are D. Striepeke, R. Tinker, L. Wallace. W. Reine I.. Wallace. D. Striepeke, and D. Martin. D. Martin, J, Fraser, B. Brown, P. Slusser, R. Moodey, and J. Black A.. K fy ,, . 65 ' ' R uth ' ' THE CAST IN ORDER OF THEIR APPEARANCE: Dora ...,....................................,.,,.V................V.............., Iacqueline Fraser Mrs. Edith Wilkins ...,.... ......... D orothy Martin Miriam Wilkins ...........,... ...........,., I anet Black Iudge Harry Wilkins ......... .....,... D an Striepeke Ruth Wilkins ....,...,.......w......... ......, L ouise Wallace Lt. William Seawright .......... ....,....., R ichard Tinker Albert Kummer ..............,.,.. ,,,..... R ichard Moodey Martha Seawright ..,........ .....,. B arbara Brown Sgt, Chuck Vincent ,.....,.. .......... P ete Slusser Harold Klobbermeyer ......... ....... W ilbur Reine PRODUCTION STAFF: Director, Glen G. Guymon. Student Director, Eleanor Phillips. Programs, Lobby and Stage Set-Iacqueline Fraser and Trenton Tully. Production Assistance--Alfred Carniglia, Bill Henthorn, Fred Perry, and Don Clark, Tickets-Frances Vought and Io Ann Mast. Advertising-'Pat Murphy, Io Anne Tuttle, lack Hawkes, Mary Main, and Ed Bridgewater. Top picture: J. Black as Miriam, and D Striepeke as judge Wilkins. Bottom pic Pictured below is the cast of DEAR RUTH. From left to right they are 'UWT P- 5111555 35 Sgt- Vinffflf and B T. Revard, F. Belden, J. Tuttle, B. McGregor, J. Fraser, w. Reine, R. Brown as Martha Seawrlghr- Tinker, L. Wallace, D. Striepeke, D. Martin, B. Brown, P. Slusser, R. Moodey, J. Black, D. Clark, M. Main, K. Yopp, and M. Fulgham. Pictured on the right are C. S. F. officers B. Read, J. Hender- son, T. Ward, D. Rhoades, and R. Kelly. Top Row: C. Brown, J. Mc Al- pine, G. Le Roy, C. Hoeh, D. Edwards, D. Carico, N. Fellers, B. Blodgett, M. Wood, D. Bath. Middle Row: J. Patter- son, A. Quick, B. Read, R. Kelly, B. Roberts, R. Loop, A. Patzer, A. Boynton. Bottom Row: M. Jeffery, B. Sheppard, M. Cordray, D. Rhoades, F. Ferrari, L. Boitano, J. Hender- son, A. Migliavacca. C. S. F. The C. S. F. and the Honor S. R., the braintrusts of Santa Rosa High, have finished another successful year in which they have accomplished much in the Way of activities. ln the fall they attended a dinner held at Sebastopol and later held an initiation dinner in Santa Rosa in conjunction with other schools of the sur- rounding area. In March the groups attended a dinner at Petaluma and a convention in Napa. A number of members also attended the Hrst State Con- ' fcontinued on next pagej C. S. F.'OFFlCERS Fall Officers Spring Ofhcers President .................... Corrick Brown President .................... Tommy Ward Vice-President ......,... Rae Jean Kelly Vice-President ....,... lean Henderson S6Creta1'y .............. Barbara Lee Read Secretary ................ Darlene Rhoades Higman, J. Shea, D. Meeker, C. Parks. Top Row: J, Crevelli, H. Cal- lison, J. McAlpine, J. Shea, A. Yee. Fifth Row: T. Richey, D. Nielsen, L. Abramson, S. Mayer, D. Smith, V. Lollich, C. Wil- son, M. Koenig. Fourth Row: Ii. Portera, E. Meidell, M. Alarid, A. Boynton, M, Will, J. Dowling, M. Jones, N. Shep- pard, P. Aaron, N. Cross. Third Row: E. Canevari, D. Chamber- lain, D. Dashwander, J. Rath- bone, B. Roberts, H. Gunheim, G. Casszmi, G. Poli, B. Barnett, S. Strong. Second Row: D. Car- rillo, C. Parks, C, Riley, V. Hig- man, N. Noonan, J. Waters, D. Pierre, N. Winans, M. Lessard, M. Johnson, J. Barnett. Bottom Row: L. Myers, E. Baumgart- ner, M. Hood, B. Kennedy, J. Hostetter, R. Haas, J. Planting, B. McKee, B. Becklund, P. Binkley. da. Honor S. R. Ccontinued from previous pagej ference since 1942 which was held at Stockton in April. As a fund-raising project, the C. S. F. and Honor Society presented a movie. They also sold auto plates with our school name, and pencils im- printed with the basketball schedule, The money raised by these enterprises will be used to send students to the Institute of International Relations at Mills College this summer. Miss Docia Patchett and Mr. Mark Aikin ably advised the C. S. F. and Honor S. R. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Fall Officers Spring Officers President ................ Dorothy Meeker President ....,.. ....... .... ......... J 3 C li Shea Vice-President ...... Virginia Higman Vice-President ...... Virginia Higman Secretary ........................ Doris Pierre Secretary .................... Carolyn Parks Pictured on the left are Honor S. R. officers D. Pierre, V. 68 French Club The French Club has been one of the most active school groups this past year. An initiation dinner, the invitational Mardi Gras, the June picnic, bowling parties, and a radio pro- gram were among the club's activities. The club's major project was the adoption of a French high school of 330 pupils. Members collected S200 for sup- port of the school in addition to sending 230 pounds of cloth- ing, school supplies and food. The money was raised by sell- ing pencils, ginger-bread, and pom-poms, and by decorating for three dances and sponsoring Hello Day. Mrs. Ruth Godkin ably advised the group throughout its successful year. Top Row: Mrs. Godkin, F. Perry, L. Kozlowski, J. Wolff, N. Fellers, D. Pierre, D. Clark, B. Blodgett, H. Stearns H. Metz, R. Romani. Fourth Row: N. Rose, E. Shand, C. Parks, N. Sherwood, M. Reine, S. Strong, C. Silvershield, L. Wistuba, M. Penland. Third Row: B. Read, J. Stolting, M. Stevens, E. S0- kol, P. Wood, N. Winans, E. Sableman, N. Newman. Second Row: J. Treder, E. Tracy, J. Podstata, C. Wells, J. Tuttle, D. Rhoades, A. Said, B. Thompson, L. Tuttle, Bottom Row: M. Purdy, B. Russell, B. Taylor, T. Ward, J. Hotle, B. Hastings, J. Wheeler. Top Row: J. Hitchcock, D. McDonald, A. Carniglia, D. Fores, R. Becklund, A. Hostet- ter, C. Brown, D. Nuckolls, L. 3 Tallchief. Fifth Row: J. ' Hawkes, J. Mosure, M. John- i son, J. Morvai, J. Gentet, B. Lindsay, B. Banister, B. Cot- trell, P. Avellar. Fourth Row: A. Murray, A. Burch, J. O'Don- nell. N. Cuneo, J. Carithers, M. McMichael, B. M. Anderson, M. Kamp. Third Row: B. Leri, D. Chamberlain, J. Martin, G. Es- till, M. Bridges, F. Belden, C. Michie, B. Purdy, N. Leu. Sec- ond Row: G. Leete, A, Miglia- vacca, Y. Johnson, P. McNeill, E. Nuckolls, P. Becker, J. Hen- derson, M. Comstock, B. Barnes. Bottom Row: T. Churchill, P. Hall, B. Jenkins, H. Hoover, B. Holten, D. Hogue, N. Gravel, J. Fink. Elizabeth Shand, treasurer, Darlene Rhoades, program director- Tomm Ward, resident, Nancy Winans, vice- . , .Y A P president, Doris Pierre, secretary. 69 1 Top Row: D. Morgan, D. Tin- ker, D. Read, M. Nordyke, M. Ross, S. Mayer, D. Cunning- ham, R. Moodey. Middle Row: J. McAlpine, C. Parks, L. Wal- lace, D. Striepeke, W. Reine, F. Baker, J. Tuttle, M. Main, G. Ross. Bottom Row: B. Pfis- ter, F. Vought, P. Murphy, E. Millett, E. Sweazey, A. Kan- nolt, J. Fraser, B. Brown, D. Martin, J. Black. T03 Row: L. Smith, K. Mel- ste , T. Tully, C. Parks, J. Rudy, H. Hoover, G. Guymon. Middle Row: B. Taylor, R. Barbieri, J. Martin, L. Wistu- ba, M. Floyd, F. Belden, J. Hawkes, J. Shea. Bottom Rowzz D. Clark, K. Yopp, F. Ferrari, F. Perry, H. Holland, J. Griss, J. Mast, A. Carniglia. N W. Reine, J. Black, R. Moodey, D. Striepeke, D. Martin, P. Slusser. Drama Club At the head of the Drama Club list of activities was the successful presentation of the comedy Dear Ruth. Next was State Speech Contest in which Santa Rosa won the sweepstakes at both northern and southern Cali- fornia meets. Beverly Pfister and Pete Slusser then attended the National Contest at St. Louis. Beverly took fourth in dramag Pete won fourth in original oratory and was a finalist in drama. This record tied Santa Rosa with two other schools for top national honors. Also thirty-six public service programs have been given during the year. Trips to San Francisco to see State of the Union and Henry V, and other social activities too numerous to mention, rounded out the year. 70 Top Row: L. Peterson, C. Glover, I. Scott, M. Metzgus, J. Morvai, B. Montini. Fifth Row: J. Langlois, R. Loop, O. Georgelos, V. Tabor, J. Bar- nett, Dell, Y. Michie, P. Rose. Fourth Row: A, Boyn- ton, P. Osborne, M. Stevens, M. Lessard, H. Gunheim, J. Lambrecht, I. Poshepny, D. Cridelbaugh, B. Adams, C. Rile . Third Row: B. Shep- pard? M. Cordray, C. Williams, J. Waters, N. Noonan, D. Kin- dred, V. Higman, B. Wilson, M. Jeffery, M. Fulgham, P. Dunnigan. Second Row J. Wescom, P. Yandle, B. Bos- worth, P. Handy, D. Vallier, P. Butz, J. Miner, P. Acuff, L. Washburn, R. Gemetti. Bot- tom Row: H. Hansen, N. Dick, D. Moratto, J. Planting, C. Hoeh, L. Martinez, D. Clark, R. Haas, D. Yee. Spanish Club The Spanish language is of special importance to Americans because it is the tongue of the peoples of the greater part of the Western Hemisphere. For that reason, the aims of the Spanish Club, to foster interest in the rich cultural heritage behind the language and to de- velop an understanding of the Spanish speaking peoples of the Americas, are to be com- mended. The region surrounding Santa Rosa is particularly full of historical landmarks connected with the Spanish and Mexican regimes in California. Therefore, the visiting of such places as The Old Adobe, General Vallejo's home, Sonoma Mission, and the Blue Wing Inn has made up a large part of the club's program this year, The organization also produced an interesting program for the high school radio series on KSRO. Participating were Helen Avery, Laur ne Cole, Marian Fulgham, Ianice Martin, Ioan Miner, Janice Rathbone, Pat Rose, Rita Shipp, and Lila Lee Washburn. The group has ex- tensive plans for the future. President for this year was Marilyn Ietfery. Betty Adams acted as vice-president, and Yvonne Michie filled the office of secretary-trensurer. Carol Riley was chairman of the com- mittee in charge of drafting a constitution. Miss Irene Scott and Mr. Mark Aiken were ad- visers for the group. Pictured are Spanish Club officers Y. Michie, C. Riley B Adams, M, Jeffery. Top Row: J. Hitchcock, B. McKee, Mr. Rankin, J. Darling- ton, B. Moore, P. Hall, E. Baumgartner. Bottom Row: J. McDougall, B. Wright, M. Wood. S. D. F. New among our clubs this year is a small but active organization known as the S. D. F. Club. The name stands for the ideals of the group-Service, Discussion and Fellowship. The club was formed last fall under the sponsorship of Mr. Rankin. It now fills a long-felt need for a group where boys interested in international affairs might exchange views and broaden their ideas. The organization holds monthly dinner meetings at members' homes where dis- cussions of current problems are carried on. They have had several guest speakers this semes- ter. The club is open to boys of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior years. An interest in cur- rent affairs and a willingness to work in support of the club's service projects are the require- ments for membership. While the spring and much of the fall semester were consumed in organization, the club shows great promise as an active service group. Among the things they are working on is a project to give radios to a children's hospital. They conducted a Coca-Cola sale at the Faculty-Senior basketball game as a fund rais'ng project. The members acted as messengers at the Hospital District Forum last March. The club also put on a forum program as a part of the high school radio series. Extensive plans for the future are being made, and the S. D. F. promises to become one of our most active organizations in the school. Officers: B. McKee, J. McDougall V Junior Red Cross Spring and fall officers: B. Thompson, J. Henderson, A. Yee, J. Tuttle, M. Floyd. The Junior Red Cross succeeded in making its presence well-known this year. Its an- nual roll call collection totaled Sl36.88, and it had many other activities. Its members made holiday menu covers, cross-word puzzles, joke books, and Christmas tree ornaments for hospitals. With the help of the students the Red Cross packed and shipped sixty-five gift boxes for the school children of war-ravaged countries. The fall term officers were B. Thompson, president, A. Yee, vice-president, and Hen- derson, secretary. Officers for the spring semester were Henderson, president, M. Floyd, vice-president, and Tuttle, secretary. Tuttle was also elected president of the County Council. is, A. Quick, J. Arrigoni, M. lier, E. Duncan, Mrs. Hanover. Top Row: B. McGregor, D. McDonald, I.. Abramson, R. Alexander, J. McDougall, C. Weller. A. Hostetter, C. Brown, . J. Tuttle, L. Blackwell. I i E I ! Top Row: F. Belden, J. Mc- Dougall, R. Hall, D. McDon- ald, A. Yee, A. Morelli, G. Liebscher, C. Weller. Third Row: S. Williams, D. Hard- castle, M. Will, J. Wahl, A. Migliavacca, V. Napier, A. Fouche, B. McGregor, M. Main, B. Engman, B. Cottrell, Mrs. Hanover, N. Rose, M. Ba- taeff, G. Leete, J. Black, C. Wells, P. Tuttle, P. Becker, Y. Michie, E. Duncan, J. Wescom. Second Row: L. Haggard, V. Bataeff, G. Poli, A. Kannolt, D. Vallier, M. Floyd, B. Thomp- son, J. Henderson. Bottom Row: P. Holtzen, W. von Til- low, A. Matteri, C. Guggiana, G. Nardi, M. Sullivan, D. Clark. Bottom Row: M. Bataeff, L. Gaspar, D. Frayer, S. Morris, L. Badger, G. Estill, B. Lamo- reux, B. Thompson, J. Hender- son. Middle Row: J. McManu- Comstock, M. Bohn, D. Val- , , Boys' Glee F. Baker, T. Wilson, M. Sullivan, and E. Canevari, Boys' Glee officers. The Boy's Glee Club of Santa Rosa High School, the largest group of male singers north of San Francisco, boasts a membership of fifty-five voices, Their splendid work in the Fortune Teller, the Sonoma County Choral Festival, the Christmas Program, Fathers' Night P.-T. A. Program, and special numbers for local organizations has earned for them much praise in the community. The group received a special invitation to join the Music Festival at Vallejo in April, but they were unable to take part because of their work in the operetta. They were ably directed by Miss Helen Cochrane. Bottom Row: A. Mauvis, L Lindelof, D. Miner, E. Thomp- 5 son, F. Baker, M. Cam bell, M. Ross, B. Leri. Middlie Row: K MW 5 G. Bnckweii, D. La rmchi, 9 E. Johnson, A. Freed, G. Mock, C. Soderquist, R. Simmons, H Sewell. Top Row: B. McGee S. Montgomery, R. Tinker, L ' 'B Blackwell, P. Lover, D. Aaron ' K R. Peterson, H. Hayes. Bottom Row: J. Cuneo, D. 'f r Brown, J. Fink, E. Canevari, B. Tauzer, J. Lawler, M. Sullivan, J. Larsen, B. Noonan. Middle Row: R. Gibson, W. Laizure, B. Sloat, J. Noel, D. Bean, J. Vance, D. Bates, G. Le Roy, L. Fouche. Top Row: G. Erick- son, D. Thompson, B. Bray, G. Liebscher, D. Morgan, M. Holt, R. Boyce, H. Pozzi. aurean Club Pictured are fall officers H. Lamb, vice-presidentg N. Fellers, president, P. Acuff, secretary, R. Loop, editor of the Laureate. The Laurean Club is functioning again after an enforced rest due to War- time restrictions on printing. The purpose of the club is to encourage and sustain interest in the writ- ing of good poetry and prose and to seek recognition for original writings by means of an annual publication called the Laureate and by competition in various contests. The club has fulfilled its purpose this semester, in that meetings have been held during which much good work has been done, and in that some writings have been sent to the English Teacher's Association of Northern California, in hope of publication. Among the poems sent were City of Death by Larry Blackwell, A Letter by Barbara Lee Read, A Wish by Norman Fellers, and A Magician's Life by Howard Lamb. Also submitted were two prose selections: i'Summer Fantasy by Barbara Lee Read and Maestoso by Rosalie Loop. Barbara Read and Norman Fellers have had poems accepted for publication in the State Anthology of Poetry. By means of this competition the members of the Laurean Club gain an appreciation of good writing and learn the difference between good and me- diocre work. They also increase their skill by being encouraged to improve their work, Top Row: C. Blondino, G. Storti, Mrs. Ware, L. Black- well, M. Fellers, B. Mellis, L. Peterson. Middle Row: B. L. Read, M. Johnson, J. Martin, R. Loop, D. Cridelbaugh, F. Oldfield, R. Holten, Bottom Row: P. Handy, P. Dillon, C. Riley, B. Adams, P. Acuff, J. Carithers, P. Dunnagan. Ravas Top Row: G. Nixon, J. Wolff, J. Mast, Y. Johnson. Bottom Row: A. Quick, P. Deffenbaugh, D. Meeker, S. Strong, M. Lessard. The Ra Ravas is a service club for girls interested in school and commun- ity affairs. The group has fulfilled this purpose admirably Linder the direc- tion of Miss Katharyn Godward and Miss Docia Patchett during the past year. The club sold programs and hot dogs at games and gave a program at the Los Guilucos School for Girls. ln addition, the girls served at all the dinners of the American Association of University Women and made Easter menu covers and birthday cards for the patients at the County Hospital. The group also distributed flowers to the faculty members on May Day. The Ra Ravas has also co-operated extensively with the Junior Red Cross chapter in this school in the latter's program to aid our adopted Dutch school. The Santa Rosa chapter, instituted in 1933, is one of three chapters. The other two are in Sonoma and San Rafael. The area council is the co-ordinat- ing body of the three chapters. Lo c al members of the council are Dortha Simonini, secretary, and Nancy Winans, treasurer. This council determines the general policy of the organization and plans the area conventions to which the three chapters alternately play host. At these conventions the year's work is outlined and a formal initiation and installation of officers takes place. Presiding over the Santa Rosa chapter during the fall semester was Doro- thy Meeker, with Sue Ann Strong as vice-president and Priscilla Deffenbaugh as secretary. Glenise Pickwell was treasurer, and Nancy Winans and Janice Wolff were yell leaders. The president for the spring semester was Sue Ann Strong. Mary Lessard served as vice-president, Jo Ann Mast as secretary and Janice Wolff as treas- urer. Yell leaders were Yvonne Johnson and Dorothy Meeker. Top Row: A. Boynton, D. Si- monini, N. Winans, J. Podstata, J. Wolff. Mi d dle Row: G. Nixon, F. Bussman, J. Mast, D. Meeker, J. Garrison, R. Smith P. Osborne, R. Kelly, A. Quick S. Strong. Bottom Row: P. Deffenbauagh, L. Haggard, M. L e s s a r , A. Migliavacca, M. Metzgus. a v The Girls' Glee is the beginning course in choral music where the girls learn the fundamentals for more advanced work and public appearances. ln this year of preparatory work the girls are always eager supporters of the music department activities. Under President June Fox's leadership, the Christmas play tableaux were sponsored, arranged and costumed entirely by the Glee Club members, The Philomel Choir, Santa Rosa High Schools popular all girl singing group, is made up of former members of the Girls' Glee Club, lt is the most active of the singing groups. From it come the soloists for school programs and for local organizations. lts members are important in the makeup of many smaller singing groups, and they assist the other music divisions in their projects and activities. Among their many varied activities were three outstanding events this past year. The beautiful singing by the choir members in the Christmas Pro- gram, the melodious chorus work in the 'operetta, The Fortune Teller, and their excellent ensemble work in the Sonoma County Choral Festival were a credit to the group and its director, Miss Helen Cochrane. G Taron A Migliavacca, J. McMannis, J. Griss. Top Row M Bridges A Mm ney, D Mmney, L Mizell J Wahl M Badger B Adams N M. Tenter R Grimes Third Row D Hardcastle D Lazz ini, P Dunnegan G Taron M Buckley, K Bachand V Dietz J. Walker M Lindelof, F Bel den. Second Row M Deghi B. Cottrell N Lisignoli, B Ross, A Burch S Williams S Schaefer B Waterman A Migliavacca, D Jungkeit J McMannis Bottom Row J Griss R McCann J Matthie sen, D Mori D Lee M Brown, V Poggi A Whitacre B. Kaseman A Morris Girls' Glee and Top Row: N. Rose, D Rhoades, B. McAllister, J. Fox J. L. Pringle. B. Pfister, K Yopp, D. Kidwell, D. Amer man, J. Langlois, B. Lindsay M. Lawler. Middle Row: G Erickson, P. Yopp, D. Amer man, W. Hutchinson, E. Alex ander, C. Michie, J. Rathbone V. Higman, D. Galarneaux, B Barnett, N. Noonan, R. Calli son, E. Wilson. Bottom Row T. Magnetti, M. Tornoe, F Bean, B. Lopps, E. Sabelmqn. J Underhill, P, Pillow, J. Mast Y. Michie, M. Reine. Top Row: H. Mann, C. Parks B. Comstock, L. Thompson, S Hodson, C. Silvershield, A. Utusoff, E. Tracy, M. Pola, D Cridlebaugh. Middle Row: I. Simoncini N. Sherwood , , J Parkins, A. Blgham, G. Trem- blay, F. B'ockelman, A. Siesser R. Loop, B. Banister, M. Mont- gomery. Bottom Row: M. Til- linghast, G. Poli, P. Daggen- stos, R. Shona, C. Winslow, R. Cox. I. Nerison, M. johnson, G. Oliver. Philomel Choir Officers: Top: N. Thompson, E Sabelman J Rath bone, and D, Kindwell. Bottom N Noonan D Rhoades, and R. Bean. L' P's...f ' X 78 Block The athletic elite have rounded out another successful year in the Block S society by carrying on a number of important activities. Block HS members assisted at the class brawls: they put on one of the bigger dances of the year and served as student police at assemblies and athletic contests. The organization also put on spring and fall initiations and barbecue dinners. The aims of the club, as expressed by their adviser, Mr. O. W, Fortier, are to foster an interest in athletics in all boys and to encourage the younger boys to try out for athletic teams. In accord with its intention to foster interest, the club keeps a comprehensive picture an d clipping record of past teams and players. fcontinued on next pagej Pictured above are spring officers M. Schefer, S. Mayer, j. Moreno, D. Canevari, D. Edwards, F. Perry. Coach Underhill hirids out Blocks at seme5ter's end. Top Row: D. Dcvoto, C, Well- er, J. Diperno, S. Harris, R Peterson, L. Swzmcts, A. Nor- ris, Third Row: J. Srhreckeng- lmust, ll. Vifziltrl, D. Jorgensen XV. von Tillow, R. Yarbrough A. Chambers, G. Collard. Sc-CI ond Row: B. Hastings, T. Rev- zircl, Al. Larsen, Thompson, H Holland, ll. Chzunhers, T. Nak- aunurzt. Bottom Row: Ii. Perry J, Moreno, M. Schefer, S. May er, D. Caincvztri, D. Edwards ll. llnrlwicri. a Pictured above are fall officers G. Lawry, D. Read, B. Winkler, S. Mayer, M. Schefer. The annual Block S dance. Top Row: J. McAlpine, K. Car- ley, S. Gowans, D. Daw, G. Treder, R. Guggiana, E. Chris- tian, B. Bray, S. Magowan. Third Row: D. Morgan, G. Ol- son, E. Weerts, N. Cohen, L. Zamaroni, S. Johnson, N. Del Querra, F. Ipsen, B. Winkler. Second Row: D. Riehl, D. Mill- er, P. Nicholas, L, Kozlowski, H, Metz, A. Yee, D. Slingsby, G. Storti. Bottom Row: W. Noonan, J. Hotle, M. Nordyke, B. Winkler. D. Read, G. La- wry, R. Frederickson, L. Barnes. Block fcontinued rom reuious a ej P P 9 The Block HS Society is made up of boys who have won athletic letters in any school sport. Requirements for mem- bership are the following: thirteen quarters of play in league football, or half the season's quarters in league basketball, or a majority of innings in league baseball, or twenty points or a record broken in league track meets, or head manager for one year. Lettermen elected to office for the spring semester were: Steve Mayer, presidentg Mel Schefer, vice-presidentg Dale Edwards, secretary: Iohn Moreno and Fred Perry, board members, and Nate Del Querra, sergeant-at-arms. Officers during the fall term were Dick Read, president: Ed Hyatt, vice-presidentg Pete Slusser, secretary: and George Lawry and Tom Wilson, board members. '-:'- ' ff r' '12-' ff-5:25 vi Block S R and Girls' Top Row: M. Main, J. Caughell, A. Said, S. Morris, J. Fox, B. McAllister, J. Arrigoni, M. Reine, Miss Smith. Bottom Row: N. Rose, G. Estill, L. Biagi, A. Bigham, L. Badger. F. Ferrari. The Girls Athletic Association is a very active group in Santa Rost High with a membership of three hundred and twenty-nine girls at the present time. Highlights of the past year's activities were the initiations held in the fall and the spring. The G. A. A. also sponsored competition in various sports between teams representing each of the four classes. Membership in the G. A. A. is open to every girl in the school who cares to join. and n system of awards allows her to advance through the organization. With one hundred points the First Award is granted, while six hundred points entitles a member to the Sec- ond Award. The Block S. R. is granted when a girl has earned one thousand points, and for one thousand four hundred points a member is g ranted the Star Block S. R. The highest award that any girl can earn is the G. A. A. Plaque. President of the G. A. A. during the fall semester was Lollie Badger, while Lois Biagi held the office during the spring semester. Block S. R. president last fall was Mary Main: Lois Biagi headed the group during the spring. The Block S. R. sponsored a Christmas Dance which was one of the most successful dances of the season. The present membership in the organization is fifteen. Both G. A. A. and Block S. R. were ably advised during the past year by Mrs. Frances Ballou and Miss Ernestine Smith. G. A. A. CABINET Top Row: Miss Smith, N. Stout, L. Baigi, L, Badger, S. Morris. Bottom Row: N. Rose, D. Pierre, S. Winkler, j. Fox, K. Yopp, R. Bean. Athletic ssoclatlon SECOND AWARD Top Row: A. Alexander, J. Pearson, V. Devincenzi, E. Rossi, J. Langlois, H. Hopkins, A. Siesser, E. Rubattino. Bottom Row: M. Twitchel, P. Yopp, R. Bean. D. Kidwell, K. Yopp, M. Fulgham, D. Pierre, J. Martin, J. Zappa. FIRST AWARD Top Row: V. Cameron, P. Avel- lar, B. Hass, N. Goss, D. Dar- ling, D. Simonini, R. Smith, M. Markham. Third Row: F. Hed- lund, J. Jones, B. LeRoy, S. Baffer, V. Fowler, D. Lazzini, S. Brown, N. Larkin. M. Bohn L. Groskof. Second Row: J, Miner. M. Buckley, M. Gates, E. Alexander, M. Holt, M. Brown, A. Crane, B. Litza, G. lannuzzi. Bottom Row: D Kelly, V. Bataelt, D. Frayer. J. Larcom, P. Baggenstos, L. Fop- Diano. R. Cotta, B. Rocco, L. Bartolomei. FIRST AWARD Top Row: B. Peacock, E. Ste- vens, B. Story, J. Podstata. N, Goss. M. Tornoe, N. Newman R. Neathery. A. Roland, N. Stout, C. Sellers, B. Caoanacci, C. Dawes, Third Row: T. Ratto H. Payne, R. Shipp. D. Mori V. ShiPD, S. Baffer, V. Fowler, D. Lazzini, P. Jensen, M. Law- ler, B. Roberts, M. Scuri, R. Narahara. Second Row: D. Frev. D. Frey. J. McNeil, P McGee, K. Bachand. H. Hauso G. Cutter, B. Wistuba, J. Cuf- ter, E. Pierre, N. Noonan, N. Leu, M, Rose, I. Pafkins. I.. Rubattino, V, Schindler. Bot- tom Row: M. Pnla, E. Trarv, A. Urusolt. P. Vidalin, D. Mc- Cartney. H. Mann. I, Waters. S. Winkler, E. Shand, V. Hig- man. s v 82 Future Farmers P. Murray, G. Estill and friend. Spring Oflicers: B. Winkler, P. Murray, R. Etchell, D. Slingsby, E. Duggan. The Santa Rosa Chapter of the Future Farmers of America was the third chapter organized in California. lt has remained, since its beginning, one of the leading chapters in the state. Highlights in activities of the Future Farmers for the school year have been the annual Parents' and Sons' Banquet, Ag Dance, Ag Picnic, and the many livestock shows and judging contests. The fall semester found many boys taking part in the Grand National Livestock Show at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, the first show since before the war. ln March twelve boys showed in the Iunior Livestock Show at the Cow Palace and won the trophy for the best chapter group of fat lambs. Bob Murray, who graduated in 1946, was designated the out- standing F. F. A. Exhibitor and Showman at the Sonoma County Fair and received a S100 award for the trip to the National F. F. A. Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. The award is presented an- nually by the Bay Meadows Iockey Club. Bob is also a candidate for the American Farmer's Degree. Top Row: L. Formway, M. Cook, T. Welsh, C. Guggiana, G. Hunter, L. Rehm. Fourth Row: W. Boden, P. Ketelsen, K. Houck, E. Davenport. D. Farmer, J, Myers, I. Shadrick. Third Row: C. Blondino, C. Morris, E. Wood, N. Rountree, R. Lundy, D. Heath, N. Ward, H. Burnside, J. Carr. Second Row: D. Bean, L. Clark, W. Feil, B. Sloat, P. Miller, R. Bateman, E. Jones, R. Baker, D. Gregson. J. Acquistapace, J. Freitas. Bottom Row: I. Bowles. D. Duncan, R. Kinney, R. Lucas, D. Robbins. D. Bath, F. Fear, J. Vanetti, R. Carmickle. Officers: Fall Term-G. Ross, pres., J. Reaney, rreas., R. Fox, sec., B. Ronrk, v.-pres., M. Ferrero, rep. At the Parents' and Sons' Banquet on March 20, 1947, Alvin Iensen and Gerald Ross were awarded the State Farmer's Degree for excellent project work and leadership in the F. F. A. Gerald was presented the California Banker's Award for being the outstanding boy in Ag and F. F. A. work for the year. judging contests this year have included MacMurray Field Day, Lodi Field Day, Davis Picnic Day, and Santa Rosa Field Day. The judging teams also competed for state honors at San Luis Obispo on May 10. The Livestock judging Team, consisting of Ben Roark, Don Bath, Douglas Hogue, and David Nitchman, won the State Championship and is eligible to enter the National Contest at Kan- sas City in October. Clement Guggiana, Iim Reany, and Ivan Shad- rick won the State Championship in judging dairy cattle: this team is eligible to go to Vfaterloo. Iowa. in October For the National Con- test. The Farm Mechanics Team was second high in the state. The Milk Iudg'no Team was seventh, and the Poultry judging Team was thirteenth. Top Row: O. Rasmussen. H. Willson, R. Fox, A. Treskon, C. Willson, I. Ketelsen, G. Hunter. Fourth Row: R. Veitch, E. Sawyer, G. Gravau, W. Lock- hart, W. 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C BASKETBALL ,, .,,,,,,,,. 30 Petaluma ., 16 San Rafael Tamalpais 33 .. .... 37 Petaluma .. 24 San Rafael 16 Tamalpais 87 Have Big Year Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Stana Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa Rosa A TRACK .4615 Tamalpais San Rafael and .. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 66942 Petaluma .................. 191f4 18 ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, SOVZ Analy ............................ 3221 ....First Place Sonoma County Meet ..............FifSt Place North Bay Conference Meet B TRACK Tamalpais San Rafael and Petaluma 10 .. ................... Sly Analy .......,..,........-....--- '33 ........,.....First Place Sonoma County Meet ..,,...,......FifSt Place North Bay Conference Meet C TRACK Tamalpais San Rafael and U3 Petaluma U3 5 Analy ........Second Place Sonoma County Meet .. ....... Third Place North Bay Conference Meet BASEBALL ....... 8 Tamalpais .......... ,--,- - -10 ....... 5 San Rafael ,....... 4 1 Napa 0 Vallejo 9 Games played af- Analy ....... ter the Echo went Petaluma ..... to pressl. TENNIS Spring Semester 4 San Rafael I 1 Tamalpais .. 4 3 Napa 2 5 Vallejo 0 5 Petaluma 4 Fall Semester 4 San Rafael 1 3 Tamalpais 2 5 Vallejo 0 4 Petaluma 1 88 Panther Varsity Top Row: C. Donnelly, F. DeMarco, D. Bemdt, D. Rankin, E. Bassignani, G. Lawry, N. Porter, G. Forbes, J. Hcrtlc. Third Row: Coach Dardis, D. Daw, C. Nader, N. DelQuerra, H. Metz, D. Riehl, L. Kozlowski, D. Schen- del, R. Guggiani, Coach Underhill. Second Row: B. Wolf, D. Read, M. Schefer, D. Slingtby, B. Winkler, D. Cane- vari, G. Bauer, J. Moreno, R. Gibson. Bottom Row: F. Ipsen, G. Treder, W. Reine, S. Mayer, L. Zlmaroni, D. johnson, P. Slusser, N. Dick. The diligent coaching of jim Underhill and the steady efforts of the varsity men brought the Santa Rosa Panthers undefeated through the 1946 football season and gained them the North Bay League Championship. fhe outstanding players of the season were Wilbiir R:ine, Steve Mayer, and Dick Read. Wilbur Reine re- ceived the coveted Blanket Award. Mayer and Read were elected co-captains. The Panthers went into battle against tried and powerful teams, coming close to defeat only once when they battled to a O to 0 tie with Vallejo. During the fi:st quarter of this thriller, Santa Rosa received the ball on their own 20 yard line and carried it all the way to the Vallejo 5 yard line before a Panther fumble was recovered by Vallejo. The game was nip-and-tuck far into the fourth quarter when Vallejo took the ball on their 10 yard line and marched to Santa Rosa's 4 yard line where the Panthers dug in until the game ended. At the start of the season the Panthers overwhelmed Analy in a practice game during which many new players learned tactics which proved successful in later games. Next in the league opener the ferocious Panthers scratched and clawed the Tamalpais Indians into sub- mission during the second half. Playing before a very large crowd the Santa Rosa eleven emerged victorious over the Napa Indians. One of the best plays of the year was first introduced in thia game when Steve Mayer carried the ball around right end dodging no one, taking with him whoever was in his path. Next on the list of Panther victims were the San Rafael Bulldogs who were subjected to an overwhelming defeat of 46 to O. ln the second game of the season with Analy the Tigers held our varsity men down in the first half, but after a few encouraging words from Coach Underhill our men walked down the field to score a Z6 to 0 victory over the Blue and White. Since Santa Rosa was at the top of the league, the Petaluma Trojans tried every new play imaginable in an attempt to defeat us in our last league game of the season. Our men were stunned for a short time, but they came to in plenty of time to defeat the Trojans with a score of 26 to 7. N. B. L. Champions 89 Triumphant Panthers leave the field after Coaches jim Dardis, jimmy Underhill, Lloyd Coach Underhill congratulates Wilbur smashing Petaluma. Gromer, and Lyle Reynolds. Reine. ,L. . ,. . t -A In V l 1 ' as as 5' . H. .. s. -- My L- M- -f -1 W -W 1 ' x N... . ,, 1 Baclgfieldz D. johnson, S. Mayer, L. Zamaroni, W. Reine. Line: J. Moreno, G. Bauer, D, Canevari, B. Winkler, D. Slingsby, M. Schefer, D. Rea . Read starts one down the field against Peta- Read sweeps right end in the Petaluma Scooter Reine out-foxes two Petaluma luma. Game. backs. AWFBQ ss ,SClgjLf1ER, 'r if 33 , 3? .r 'TN' Y 92 B Football , ir Top: F. Perry, P. Nicholas. Middle: G. Collard, D. Devoto. Bottom: J. Schreckenghaust, T. Nakamura. Top Row: B. Christensen, E. Weerts, O. Holmoe, J. R :.1ntree, J. Monroe, A. Cathcart, R. Lundy, R. Goode, D. Mechling, G. Meagher, D. Larsen, B. Heckley, J. C eveland. 'Ihird Row: Coach Reynolds, R. Cameron, B. Cameron, J. Pearce, P. Binkley, A. Liebscher, S. Gowan1, E. Frediani, H. Stearns, J. Guaspari, D. Kehoe, R. Buffi, B. Coglizer. Second Row: B. Tauzer. I. Shadrick, B. Slagrcr, L. Smith, F. Perry, J. Shadrick. L. Wink- ler, J. Diperno, C. Weller, A. Chambers, G. Storti, B Slivkoff. Bottom Row: M. Alexander, J. Nakamura, J. Schreckenghaust, E. Thompson, D. Devoto, G. Collar 1, P. Nicholas, B. Hastings, E. Christian, B. Chambers. Ramblers Top Row: Coach Gromer, D. McDonald, P. Pepin, R. Colombini, D. Ramos, B. Mills. Mid- dle Row: D. Francies, J. Darlington, G. Lieb- scher, J. Wallace, B. Epple, P. Lover. Bottom Row: J. Ramsey, A. Norris, R. Guanella. Varsity 95 Top Row: G. Malvini, L, Waters, I. Myers, P. Lover, C. Tocher, D. Ramos, E. Hansen. Middle Row: E. Bridgewater, j. Moreno, D. Carico, A. Norris, D. Edwards, R. Good, Coach Foztier. Bottom Row: D. Morgan, L. Swanets, R. Peterson, T. Wilson, D. Cunningham, N. DelQuerra, S, Mayer. Basketball The Santa Rosa A basketball team finished the year with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses. The varsity was exellent when Usharpn and helpless when dull. Several of the games saw brilliant playing on the part of the Panther cagers. The team started the season with a bang by winning both games from Petaluma. The re- maining games saw the Panther quintet with neither fire nor drive go down to defeat enough times to keep them out of the winning for the league championship. Del Querra takes one off B. Pola, Manager. Panther hoopsters mix it up the back-board. under the basket. jg ' M . i-W. am vnu- Bees Win N. B. L. Top Row: D. Bath, D. Ward, E. Bell, D. Clark, B. Slivkoff, J. Cuneo. Middle Row: J. Hntle, F. Perry, L. Bazzano D. Jorgensen, H. Pozzi, Coach Dardis. Bottom Row: B, Noonan, J. Larsen, J. Maghetti, G. Storti, M. Sullivan. Under the direction of Coach Jim Dardis the Panther lightweights fought their way through a really successful season by tying with Napa for the North Bay League champion- ship. Out of seventeen starts the Panther Bees came out on top by winning fifteen. The victories of the Bee quintet were primarily the result of excellent teamwork through- out the season. However, some members of the team were outstanding. Captain Jorgensen proved an inspiration to his teammates all season. The leading scorers were Bill Noonan, Mickey Sullivan, George Storti, Dave Jorgensen, and Larry Bazzano. Jerry Maghetti, John Larsen, and Joe Hotle were very good on defense. The first league game against Petaluma started slowly, but the boys got into high gear in thehthird quarter and piled up a good lead, making it possible for all the reserves to get in t e game. The San Rafael game was close and tricky until the last quarter when Santa Rosa out- smarted their defense and went in for several easy shots. The brilliant playing of Noonan, Sullivan, and Maghetti assured a Panther victory. ln the game with Analy the Panther quintet took the lead at the beginning of the con- test, although they found it difficult playing on Analy's small floor. For practice the team used a man-for-man defense in this game. The Tamalpais game was marked by the inability of either team to break through the other team's defense with any regularity. The game was nip-and-tuck all the way, giving neither team confidence in victory. Our defense against Vallejo was outstanding, making it difficult for the Apaches to get close-in shots. Although they were forced to shoot from far out, the Vallejans sank several baskets. It was a close game until the last three or four minutes when the Panthers really put on steam to make the winning points. ln the Napa game only two or three point: seoarated the teams throughout. The teams were very evenly matched. When there were only twenty-four seconds to go, Santa Rosa trailed by one point: then Bill Noonan broke in for a set-up to put us one point in the lead. During the twelve remaining seconds Townsend of Napa intercepted a Santa Rosa pass and scored the winning basket for the lndians. ln the last league game with Petaluma our boys scored consistently during the whole game. Storti was high point man. All the Santa Rosa reserves were again able to play in this game and thus gain valuable experience for next year. 'ghty Q' QQ X fe? N?-7 0 5 fe-gn? B ees 45' fb fx 9 Qwgos 5 0 O -9 f-V90 Ana N ff b 0' 367 go Q2 f fx S Qggb N 05? sv? C hamp Cees Are Champ Top Row: j. Nordyke, T. Cvmeo. T. Mott. I. Bodetsky, 'L Yarbrough, Coach Fortier. Bottom Row: R. Bar bieri, R. Frederickson, M. Nordyke, D. Miller, L. Barnes. Under the competent coaching of O. VV. Forticr the class C basketball team had a successful 1947 season and tied with San Rafael for the North Bay League Championship. Having played only one previous league game the Cees lost a close game to San Rafael when they met for their first tussle of the season on the Bulldogs court. At the end of the season they played San Rafael again on our own court. Goaded on by the sting of their earlier defeat at the hands of the Bull- dogs, the Panther midgets poured on the steam and won by a large margin to tie for the championship. R. Frederickion D. Miller C nr e er Forward all H. Holland General Athletic Manager 'Wx - qs:- 98 Varsity Basebal Top Row: J. Moreno, G. Treder, B. Bray, N. Del Querra, D. Read, S. Mayer, D. Canevari, B. Ratto, H. Hill, Coach Underhill. Bottom Row: B. Noonan, M. Nordyke, j. Pringle, F. Bertoli, J. Cuneo, F. DeMarco, B. Slivkoff, R. Alexander, P. Nicholas, D. Meckling CMgr.Q DeMarco slides in safe! Swmg batter Z! Ratio starts after Berto1i's foul i IJ A Dick Read Bob Ratto Bill Bray Ronnie Alexander Pitcher Catcher First Base Second B356 fy S, if jack Pringle Frank Bertoli George Treder Steve Mayer In-iield Third Base Left Field Center Field The Panther nine of '47 returned to the diamond this season with their traditional fire that had them tied for second place in league competition when the Echo went to press. Coach lim Underhill had strong hurlers this year, namely Dick Read and Francis De- Marco. Both were capable men who threw many strike-out balls to hurl the locals through a successful year. Receiving behind the plate was Bob Ratto. He was a consistent man all year, always turning in a good ball game. First base was covered by Bill Bray who was always alert in covering his position. Ron Alexander held second base down the better art of the season. The two hottest corners were held by Frank Bertoli, third base, and Nate Bel Querra. shortstop. The outfield posts were held by George Treder, Steve Mayer, Iohnny Moreno, and Don Canevari. Don Canevari Francis DeMarco john Moreno Nate Del Querra Right Field Pitcher Out-held In-field i 100 Q , me ln., any-.1 W g,ds Q 'ff' Perry makes a long leap. Lawry clears b ,nches y 1 . Mel hurls the discus. Varsity Track Top Row: Coach Gromer, H. Lamb, E. Christian, L. Waters, C. Donnelly, D. Bernclt, R. Cameron, B. Cameron, R Stadelhofer, S. Gowans, A. Carniglia, I. Shadrick. Third Row: Coach Reynolds, D. Ramos, L. Abramson, M Schefer, B. Winkler, M. Helbig, D. Spencer, O. Rasmussen, B. Reske, G. Liebscher, T. Halpin, J. Rackerby, D Rankin, Coach Wallstrum, T. Nakamura. Second Row: H. Friedman fMgr.j, F. Callison, I. Bacon, B. Blodgett, L Foster, D. Highland, D. Larsen, P. Binkley, M. Ferrero, B. Cromie, G. Lawry, N. Fellers, S. Magowan. B. Epple Bottom Row: J. Rudy fMgr.j, D. Ward, P. Slusser, F. Perry, A. Matteri, A. Leibscher, C. Weller, D. Devoto, B Pierce, E. Duggan, T. Revard, D. Poggi, N. Porter. . ' l D M tom Revard Gordon Liebsrher Mel Schefer Stan Magowan The Santa Rosa varsity track team started this season by losing its first meet with Tamalpais. The next meet was a four-way meet with Analy, Petaluma, and Santa Rosa competing. This time the team came through with flying colors piling up enough points to defeat all three schools, Next came Vallejo. The determination of our team brought us through by the skin of our teeth, the meet being decided by the relay. Then we invaded Sebastopol defeating them by a comfortable margin. One of the big events of the season was when Coach Rey- nolds picked eighteen boys to travel to the Davis Invitational where we made a good showing. Meeting with San Rafael and Tam in a repeat meet we ran away with top honors. 'After a hard battle we captured the Sonoma County meet which was held at Analy. Last but not least came the League finals. Due to the won- derful efforts of our team we took the title from all other lead- ing contenders, The most consistent Winners this year were Perry in the broad jump, 100 and 220 yard dashes, Schefer in the shot put and discus, and Matteri in the 440. A1 Matreri Skip Waters Fred Perry e - wf :'t l ,fi-1 rs-1 ei LQ? 4 5 wi' VI 1 r . L u 9 I 2' 'fl Wm. 4. was -' . , ' ' ' ' 1 55111 ,ii-etwf . , ,..:UI'i Q 1' :ii . . ,., f 1f..f,-ters ., .av 1' ,1, .gt :atv ,.,- , gag ft we , .. ff Nsr. , .. r George Lawry Irving Bacon ee and Cee Track Top Row: J. Fink fmgrj, O. Branson, O. Harmon, B. Acquistapace, B. Coglizer, j. Wheeler, R. Tillinghast, T. Mott, R. Lucas, J. Hall, N, Rountree, C. Morris. Middle Row: R. Gibson Qmgrj, D. Montrond, J. Monroe, L. Tallchief, F. Klick, A. Gravel, G. Meagher, L. Boldt, L. Bertolini, D. Robbins. Bottom Row: D. Oates, F. Fear, R. Barbieri, R. Fred- erickson, M. Alexander, D. Miller, R, Yarbrough, J. Montgomery, D. Yee. D. Miller R. Frederickson R. Yarbrough M. Alexander I.. Bertolini A, Gravel D. Oates F. Fear to Tom Mott Bill Coglizer jerry Hall Bob Aquistapace BEES Winning every meet this spring, the B track team honors in the North Bay League. Dave Miller set a record of ll' 6 . Fred Fear established a new record through in l minute and 32 seconds. Alexander broke running the 75 yard dash in the startling time of 8.1 seconds. Other consistent winners were Ray Yarbrough in the 330, Roy Freder- ickson in the high jump, and QlvggtgrayeljnxtheshogrrtVsprigtgrf. This team was another of the record-breaking, league-winning teams put forth by Coach Lyle Reynolds who just returned from the armed service this year. 9 CEES The Cee cindermen, fighting against great odds, came through in third place in the N. .B L. this year. Their most serious handicap was the small size of the squad. The outstanding members of this team were Coglizer in the hurdles and Hall with the shot put. Acquistapace was a consistent winner in the sprints. Coglizer set a new record of 15.3 seconds for the 120 yard low hurdles. came through with top new school pole vault for the 660 by coming all previous records by Cleatus Weller jerry Hall Dave Miller -- I . ,,.. .... .. ,.. .. rn. .,,.... 10-l Go f and Tennis 'lop Row: J, Hotle, D. Read, D. Edwards, P. Slusse r, Von Tillow. Bottom Row: P. Nicholas, Noonan, and Coach Underhill. Santa Rosa's mashie and niblick boys got off to a slow start at the first of the season when they dropped their first two matches to Vallejo and Tamal- pais. However, as the Echo went to press, they had just defeated Petaluma, and Coach Underhill was optimistic about the remainder of the season. Under the tutelage of Coach W. Rankin and the sparkling leadership of Dale Edwards, the Panther net men had a highly successful fall season and won the N. B. L. championship. ln the spring Dave Condit took over as coach. At the time of printing the Echo, Santa Rosa was tied for first in the league play and was contending strongly for another championship. Top Row: Coach Condit, D. Edwards, L. Swanets, G. Dutcher. Bottom Row: G. Olson, L. Barnes, A. Cohen, and R. Barbieri. B B. D. Edwards L. Swanets 135 E Top Row: E. Daumgattner, M. Wood, A. Morelli, G. Collard, R. Moore. Middle Row: C. Gilbert, W. Herron, D. O'Dell, G. Edwards, C. Goodrich, and Coach Gromer. Bottom Row: B. McBurney, G. Babbini, S. Baumgart- Below: Some members of the tumbling team fly th:ough ner, B. Blankenship, N. Rountree, L. Stone, J. Rocco, and O. Russell. - the air while others build a pyramid. 'K me ' A-QQ, A Above CL-RJ: Larry Nerison, jack Monroe, Mel Schefer, Top Row: Coach Wallstrum, L. Nerison, C. Christensen J. Ramsey, L Bill Winkler. Erickson, J. Shreckenghaust. Middle Row: J. Ross, P. Slusser, 1. Mon roe, M. Schefer, R. Hunt, L. Kozlowski. Bottom Row: A, Caseman, R Bateman, J. Beardsley, J. Wallace, B. Roark, B. Winkler, L, Winkler and P. Rousseau. oxing Q Top Row: K. Yopp,dJ. Caughell, J. Fox, A. Said, J. Arrigoni. Bottom Row: L. Ba ger, G. Esxill, F. Ferrari, S. Morris. Top Row: D. Pierre, J. Langlois, N. Rose, M. J. Sperry, A. Crane, M. Rose, M. Cole, B. Willimns, N. Stout. Middle Row: D. Kidwell, R. Bean, K. Yopp, M. Fulgham, J. Zappa, L. Biagi, J. Martin. Bottom Row: L. Foppiano, A. Bigham, J. Bertacco, P. Yopp, V. Devincenzi. Top Row: P. McGee, N. Ricco, V. Cameron, E. Pierre, S. Winkler. Bottom Row: T. Bertozzi, S. Cummings, E. Rossi, M. Dunnet, N. Leu. 106 Girls' The girls in the G. A. A. have been very active for the past year. They started off in the fall by playing basket- ball which continued until the end of the fall semester. As usual the first and second teams were picked. The Seniors won over the Juniors, while the Sophornores beat the little Freshmen. For the championship game the Seniors tangled with the Sophomores to beat them by a close margin. Following basketball came speedball which was played until the middle of March. The Seniors beat the Juniors in both games again, and the Sophs won over the Fresh- man first team but lost to their second team. Probably the most favored game of the season was baseball. This was played during the spring. As usual the various teams were picked, and then play-offs were held. Nancy swings at the ball. 107 Sports The last sport of the year is volleyball. Due to the fact that school was almost over when this sport commenced it was not played very long. Again the different teams were picked by the Physical Eduaction teachers. After this the games were played, and the winners were found. The big event of the year for the G. A, A. members was the annual Sonoma County playday. lt was held April 26. On this day students from many of the different surrounding schools came to attend the big event. It has been the custom for many years to hold this county play- day in Santa Rosa. The Freshman and Sophomore girls stayed at the high school, while the Juniors and Seniors made their way to the Junior College. At noon they all assembled together in the high school cafeteria to eat, During the rest of the day all the girls were free to do whatever they wanted. One of the gals boots the ball. I ' ,GV Everyone watches the girls jump. Top Row: N. Rose, A. Bigham, B, Willianis, J. Martin, D Pierre. Middle Row: K. Yopp, M. Fulgham, P. Yopp, Cole. Bottom Row: J. Bertacco, L. Biagi, V. Devmcenzi Top Row: K. Yopp, K. Bachand, V. Shipp, S. Winkler J. Waters, P, Jensen, B Hass. Bottom Row: L. Rubattino B. Litza, J. Podstata, M. Twitchell, L. Bartolomei. Top Row: M. Gates, E. Tracy, C. Dawes, B. Capanacci, J. Ratto, N. Stout, Manager. Bottom Row: D. Frey, M. Holt, R. Narahara, N. Larkin, B. Story, D. Frey. l Tak: me oat to the ball game. Looks as though a goal is being made. Everyone runs for the ball. Was it a goal or wasn't it? Strike One! Bottom Row: M. Burnett, M, Pola, E. Kauffman, H. Bechtel. Top Top Row: G. Estill, M. Reine, J. Caughell, S. Morris, A. Said Row: D. Vallier, Z. Antonsen, P, Underhill, D. Pie:re. J. Fox, J. Arrigoni, S. Winkler. Bottom Row: L. Badger, B. Bax- man, F. Ferrari, B. Matthiesen, A. Alexander. 109 Dancing Girls Top Row: M. Bridges, G. Taron, P. Green, F. Belden, S. Smith, C. Wells, S. Fleissner, D. Rhoades, H. Avery, P. Dollarhide, E. Daw, J. Black. D. Selby, M. Comstock, B. L, Foerstler, Y. Johnson, A. Quick, B. L. Read, N. Thompson, M. McMichael. Second Row: E. Phillips K. Totin, B. Engman, Arden Trowbridge, B. Lopps, E. Sabelman, Y. Michie, D. Orr, J. Metcalf, V. Higman, N. Noonan, J. Martin, B. Barnes, B. J. Lindsay, M. Johnson. Bottom Row: B. Sheppard, C. Michie, D. Dashwander, J. Under- hill, P. Tuttle, L. Washburn, G. Totin, M. Jeffery, M, Metzgus, A. Kannnlt, J. Henderson, J. Rathbone, J. Wolff, J. McMannis. Top Row: M. Tatti, M. Cordray, D. Kindred, N. Cunco, J. O'Donnel, J. Carithers, P. Yandle, B. Adztms, G. Lecte, J. Maddox. Second Row: P. Wood, J. Pedersen, M. Stevens, P. Ro:e, P. Becker, G. Oliver, C. Lawson, D. Banister, M. Montgomery, J. Pat- terson, L. Boitano, P. Acuff, L. Thompson. First Row: C. Parks, D. Testa, C. Estes, S. Sampson, A. Titus, G. Asher, N. Shep- herd, M. Way, B. Barnett, G. Poli, S. Ahlstzom. School aw . if - V six ,Ai X 639 W3 'Q si 4 Life an x . -6' ,gk - is a gin... 1' ii Q .7 1 54:7 ill in Views TOP ROW: The Faculty yell leaders in action at the Faculty-Senior game . . . Heyl You're upside down! . . . The old men come on the floor for the Faculty-Senior basketball game . . . FOURTH ROW: Ping-pong is an- other noon activity . . . Come and get it, cry the kitchen girls . . . THIRD ROW: Hubba. hubbal What have we here? . . . Lollie and Shirley pose for the cameraman . . . SECOND ROW: The B team comes into its own at the Award Assembly . . . The French Club worked hard to help its adopted French school . , . BOTTOM ROW: This is what goes into those Iunior Red Cross boxes . . . HSuperman Billings takes off . . . N ofa Some of the boys who worked hard for the 1 . lunior Red Cross. gi, x L , 4' Z' M we , it M K 555 Q 'W' rf ., .Y 'MSM eh 'f l 116 PARIS CLEANERS 6: DYERS The Paris Cleaners and Dyers now have a new and moclem fur vault in which you can store your furs. This vault is positively the largest and most modem in the Redwood Empire. Drop in any time: your inspection is invited. JAMES HOLT SHARON MILLER 228 Souzh A Street Phone 209 The merchants on this and the following pages helped to make possible this book A. L. HUNTER, JEWELER Visit Santa Rosa's leading jeweler for dia- monds, rings, watches, and all types of jew- elry. It's a well-known fact that A. L. Hun- ter's is the store for you. I Bring in your watches for quick, courteous and economic service. 634 F th St et S t Rosa, Calif. 117 GLENN RICI-IEY, JEWELER For jewels that will dazzle you with delight and desire, tl'1ere's always a sure welcome at Glenn Richey's time-honored jewelry store. 510 Mendocino Avenue Santa Rosa, Calif. Patronize them and tell them that you appreciate their generosity j. C. PENNEY COMPANY Boys! Penney's has the clothes problem solved for you, if you desire to look well- dressed on a moderate budget. We handle the best in suits, coals, shirts, and shoes. 557 F th S S t R C lif. HR S x'i LAUNDERETTE 1t's new to Santa Rosa. 1t's sweeping the Country . . . Everyone is talking about Launclerette . . . If you have not tried this new remedy for those washclay blues . . . Make an appointment with one of our Ben- dix automatic washers. 508 Fifth Street BRUNER'S MUSIC STORE Hey, Kids!!! Have you dropped in recently at Bruner's? For the finest in all makes of raclios and phonographs you will find our moclels just what you are looking for. While you are there, clon't forget that we have the best in l'CCOrd5. 524 Third Street STANROYS MUSIC STORE The person bringing in the year lvoolf with the most signatures will receive, with the compliments of Stanroyfs Music Store, a choice of any album in the store. 622 Fourth Street SMITI-I'S SHOE STORE Our store offers you the best in all the smart- est styles of footwear. Your first pair of our shoes will prove this by giving you comfort, ease, smartness, ancl that feeling of correct dress. 519 Fourth Street To llae right if a .rlaal of the Amer- ifan Garment Marznfaflnring Com- an in aftion From flair artm P r t , v A f 'r come Ladzef and Menu Stfzortrzvear. 119 We have many and varied styles that are produced by skilled and expert workman- ship under the watchful eyes of Anthony Kozlowski and jos- eph Saraceni, co-owners of this Santa Rosa industry. American Garment Manufacturing Company ANTHONY KOZLOW SKI JOSEPH SARACENI Makers of Classy Styles 643 FOURTH STREET SANTA ROSA, CALIF. SPORT JACKET Tlaix eardigan fiber! jacket if a been-looking example of American Garment Aflanafartaring Companyu experl zwrkmanflaip. SLACKS Selerled material and quality 11' E- manfhip make I li e J e fall - drape flarer mmforlable and long-1z'ear- mg. uw CABALLERO SPORT SUIT Any boy would be in Seventh Heaven if he could .rlyrzw lair bex! girl llair romfortable and inexpen- Jive .rparlxufear made by the Amer- ifan Garment Manufarturing Com- pany. g t f Q1 --k...,.., COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY A good friend of Santa Rosa Hi is this unique com any across from the school. For dances and parties it's Coca Cola. 1260 Mendocino Ave. Santa Rosa PERRY'S SIGNAL SERVICE Phone 1517-J 1200 Mendocino Ave. Santa Rosa WILLIAMS' PLACE Short Orders Deluxe Hamburgers Ice Cream Specials join the gang arrow from Hi. A V l-lARDlSTY'S For Gift: for All Omzfionf Birthdays, Weddings, Showers It's Hardisty's for gifts that please. Fourth and B Santa Rosa . , , WHITE HOUSE Santa Rom if proud of ifr home of dirzinguiflned farbiom. Always a credit to this community, The White House is noted for it's modern and up-to-date styles. Fourth and B Santa Rosa PEDERSEN FURNITURE CO. For stvles in comfortable, modern and and reasonablv priced furniture, your best ber is that fine, well-equipped, and friendlv store . . . Pedersen's. 655 Fourth St. Santa Rosa KINGSBURYS School and Office Supplies Stationery Gifts Art Point Wedding Invitations 445 Fourth St. Santa Rosa, Calif. PETER PAN CLEANERS For quick and modern methods of cleaning, bring your suits, dresses and coats for our service. 509 Mendocino Ave. Santa Rosa CROWN MACHINE SHOP For precision work and modern methods visit our up-to-date shop and see for yourself the skilled re- sult of expert workmanship. In this line of wrk there is only one name to remember - Crown Machine Shop. 536 Ross Street KEEGAN BROS. CLOTHIERS You will find the boys who are on the ball buying their suits, shirts, ties, and all types of sportswear at Santa Rosa's distinguished clothing center . . . Keegan Brothers. Fourth and B Streets HASTI N G'S FOUNTAIN After the nnal bell has rung, or that last point made, or the dance is over, you will find the gang en- joying these special delights that have made Hastings' a High School favorite. 521 Mendocino Ave. M' J. B. RICE COMPANY Boys, do you want any atheltic V equipment, baseball mitts, basket- balls, track shoes, or does your mother want some household goods at a reasonable price? Come in and see B. Rice's large stock. 553 Mendocino Avep ' 'I ' SANTA ROSA FURNITURE CO. Imperial and Grand Rapids Furniture, Bigelow Carpets and Rugs, Spring Air Mattresses and Box Springs, Komfort King, and Beautyrest Mattresses, Cur- tains and Draperies, Wedgewood, Thor Electric Washers and Ironers, Philco and Norge Refrigerators, Ben- dix Home Laundry. 530 Fourth Street BUTLER'S FOUNTAIN fFormerly Peggy'sj Drop in any time at Peggy's Foun- tain, There you will find the food super . . . the service courteous . . . and the atmosphere friendly. You will return time after time after once visit- ing Santa Rosas best little fountain. 852 Fourth Street SANTA ROSA ELECTRIC STORE For the best in electrical equipment, radios, fluorescent lights, lamps, irons, and all other types of electrical goods that you want, Santa Rosa Electric Store is the store for you. 516 Fourth Street MAILER-FREY HARDWARE CO. Tennis and Badminton Rackets ex- pertly strung, any desired tension, on the hydraulic machine. Armour's pre-tested gut and DuPont nylon strings used exclusively. ' 631 Fourth Street 122 r--- M lr NE.LSON'S STUDIO HOME AND STUDIO PORTRAITS OF QUALITY Distinctive Picture Framing Telephone I 535 520 Mendocino Avenue Santa Rosa, Califomia 'r I SHEET MUSIC RECORDS DRESSES ' COATS S SUITS S A A ' SPORTSWEAR ' Cl-lIl..DREN'S WEAR PIANOS-RADIOS ' Musical Instruments 51,09 and Save at and Supplies 316 Mendocino Avenue Telephone 668 525 Fourth Shed Phone 2235 Santa Rosa's Finest GALLEXN KAMP'S ROSE CITY BAKERY gupc, 51,065 CAKES . PAS-I-RY More Miles to a Callen Kamp ROLLS 7l7 Fourth Slreet Santa Rosa Fourth and Hinton Santa Rm I AGAIN--We congratulate the 1947 graduating class of Santa Rosa High School. May your various paths be smooth-and lined with pleasant memories of four years well spent in the pur- suit of your ultimate goals. I N f Santa ljggnaauglugqiuhliran SEE YOUR DOCTOR FIRST L, M, BRITTON THEN SEE U5 JEWELRY STORE FARMERS . DRUG STORE Engagement Rings P ' 1' . resmp mn Our Specialty Druggisls . 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BROWN Quality Dairy Products Mfyll0lCS!1l6 and Retail Compliments of JON'S FLOWER SI-IOP Flowers for All Occasions Your Downtown Florist Phone I763 605 Mendocino Avenue Santa Rosa 530 Fifth Street Phone 4208-W NATIONAL SUNSHINE BAKERY DOLLAR STORES Where Your Dollars Buy .More Always Better Values Here Service Always Tops 619 Fourth Street Phone 640 For the Best in Pastry For the Best in Breads 11's Our Bakery For You 201 Exchange Avenue Phone 702 125 P :.-.-:::::.-.-.-:c-.-:::- 'v Complimenls of TOM ' JACK ALAN, Echo Business Staff WHITE'S VARIETY STATIONERY - SCHOOL SUPPLIES - TOYS - GIFTS- CARDS Across from High School SANTA ROSA Phone 1958 1 FOR SAWYER'S 1 I-lENDERSON'S YOUR NEWS 11 The College Shop SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY Phone 885 . 9 --1- The sm B. F. 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