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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1948 volume:

W - - - , 1, ..---41:.1z: ::wffW-:fi gqg-.mf-,fd .,., -uc., h',-,- naar- qgffgfr, ,,:.,,.,,.,,, A M , Y A ff1f N ' 1, 7 ww W1 WL fb bffff M90 QQX QX LMONA fnkw-'AZ' N Q-LK 01-V x n if Q, W Q '26 f ' X w P ,ff MKZVM M W 2 252,233 ff 1 v,f I ,y , X 'Q wffjk' ,VKX Q F Wifi fvqg' QR? Rui 45 ,ff ff g QQ WWW NQj7iwQ fq J My 616 S7 Q RD? W ,N if 5 wwf ff WW iw Www? his fy, V ywy ww PJ wif Qgwfwmi QW ea 'YR Wy iv 'Q bi' K X ' X? Wfcfizyfif 552 M , 11 1 Hfjifi j W wf bg fi Mx!! f Wk 4 ' fx L, K Cf Jw W ZW 91' 1 Q 'xy' ,555 z o fc QLW r J 1 .- ig Q 'ig Y' W2 O Q4 A f an MOI, ' IQ I ,X Q Q , Llgfhwrx OB ' 0' Q 7- M 1 J,f I a A sf f . X' . I N I , 3 ,J ' ' ' 'J' 1 I 0 , . ' . J-JV' I My I UP , dv t . K JJJ PM . ' v' U XG! Ar' -k I . N e , 'f ,, 1 Y 5 Q NR X , X ,LNX4 Q ' sf J wf xf' , ' XYMK: JZ xi ? ' ' J fir! K XT Q! X viqrdx I 1 ' NL ,ibkxggw . '14 , . ii X., ' 2 Q' kv J j N 'Si ' 1 T., ' z, , 'wavy ,F Q XJ Kg: I X .1 1 D ' 'i X Ns ww ' 3 ,. ., 7 A 'A f i ' 0 gk ' ' A I iff! G ix-A1 M ffffifm Www mi UW WJ Lf wr J My M MW 'fffmdf J My fy ,H MD NX A fp W E 1 Q E W 'WWMQMM ii N X QfF4,Z00g2,gg J fy 2 2 ii fgfgfffw RSS J fi? 593 1 mf jx Kxmiwki Ja jf M M y I , Uv Q x M ' 1 ' 4. Ja, 4 X I -fy ' 'A f L, if 1 ' 1 Vi '54 'V ff rf ' X f WA XV n . VJ!!! 7, fffkfkl rf!! J ' f W M -4 0 , 7 ix sig ST Z5 x 5 X in Xi , K sq KX f Qs 'gg A 5 9 iv f gy Q E E ix RA X l 9 L x , YN In X X. N jj J f, T: ? Ry X XI Q lf' X 2 fe Q -'N Dv X 5 - , f ' U cz W- Q wx' X Q 1 K 2, is Q X 3- 5 2 ii J X E H Q X NX x :jg .jjj . X :xx I , 5 T Q, ' u K 1-XX h . A 1 w fy NN W 8 . iN A X my J i 5 ' -9 I U XX, . 'N ' X P' -A ij ' K W H , j X A y , W gy Xia 'Lp r xv' X. if V lx R X' X 3 1 I 3 , L fr Ay' Y 9 I f Lx M ff' ,wif ,. 'df 'U I' ' r 1 .Irv I' L f -V F W mf fm ' V jr' 1. , , fly X X , ' V vw K as PM ' . MW V J .. 'Y Ny - ' 3- . nqx' u X f . , Q5 'NJ XJ ' , U ' , 'b x2Ry5X'vSg' jjj ff! X ff if iff W!! faffjjxm WWW ff!!! D uf Z 4 1, ff' W M ffJ?f'LiM1,afV'n Wvfjlwb ,Dfw MK' jf MQ 'Wav wfiiffv X t,5VJ',g5xA4wvf X K fm M M WW xg mix Q-fffifff' f WW Vw! W1 QWLEMWLK f RW O' Y ' f fs if . U I' I r ' it f X '-I I L , W ' - fgl. . 2 f , X ,fi X J Q ' VL X' ,A J , ,f f ln... V ,fr x . , vi iv '70, M '4 NQFQW, 3 ' . f ., S . 1 . ,f , - ' 'V X X, J L91 ' IJ! T f I My V Aj - :V wif CD Z! V A f W A L j 5 f KJ L, f , , , I , V 1 ' , b! -Z! I rx! 6 -K Liga My T D r SI O' if My VV 1 'K fp ' Q V ', p . I I ' I f' - ' . ,606 if ' ' 'y ' I Vfsft I ff K 1 X, Ah ,Q ' . ' if ggi iff' l I ,dxf A I ff, '! x4 n -4, Qmw' 'fi 4 4 ' 'J r 144 LN I Q Z 'Wi V g , 7 , 'K A 4411 9, -C'f1f,.XKl.'y- -OM . Q f ' ,L 2 i 6.1136 f 4 ! If N W ' A mg 5 ' ff? JW x X - F t- . 0 uf I x Nw 1 4 ' 9 -' Iv - X x K - ' ' -Nr Q . Rv ca , U 'C - A - 'T 4 X xgwkxx X fr-x my k 'Q 4 Y A' X - JI 'fy X ' DAM, n 1 W yr 5 af - vL r N A K rf A 'QR f df V ' b , '7 uf f l V. b 54 L2 ,ry 1 ., 'VI V aww l ' 'W , X , - ' . f 1 ' N rv 1 . ix W Q I rfb, ,L , y ,L in QU S A 4. I V K, ,ff f WA I - lla, , I, xdfv ' . 1 if I JJ-'l JMU aj Q' V L VN X S . Y 1-,f P I lj 1 VL, all VR KV JIM VIL rf!! Q ,AVJ y g Kf U -yi' ,D , ,Mm W ,J , X' , Y L q YL 'MA ' rj., A, L F 'a ' L .7 V, yu 1 , F W W f ' 2 YW WS W f L 911,21 GA ff vb! MJ ry 3 . ! ' ,' Q y 1 VD-U Pb lf X 1 H ul fww W M 4 U ff?-fL4,,Q '.l X ww? VJA fxvxvh- Kav- L srl- h 1,110 A 7479 ,,L. 4,,,uA X y V51 , L 5 N, kr ,, A I - f f., , , 1 I X xf k 1 A nu X , X . -s ,,,7 ,l' .v ' J. ' I . ..' F I . ' f I ' Q' ' 1 iw. F ' ' , x Q I ' J 1 .. 1' . V ' D x I -Z N. 4 4' b X ' J M. W f A A I vi .I ,,,,o-,,.4 -.. , -1' . WI, ' .- . M, , zf V AJJL M' - - Q' X Q? si QQ, Q? Q 4 O Q- Q fo Q O Q QS oe QP 629 6. Q QW' 6, Qs , .Q fi YSX wb Q9 bv 0 9 Q Q' x 0 7' I ff ,QS 68, , AQ G' . an O Q3' 6' . GJQQ Q 0 'QQ . QQ '62 ' gg' Qw- 0 QJQJ' Q56 . if xy 42,5 Q59 69 ' X QQ V59 Q50 AQ, . 'AY' Q5 Q. Q-3. Q Q2 . Q99 Q Ca cf? GV- A 2- Qs ' Q, 52 QV? Q J Th, A .9 Qx lx .Q , .QQ QRSQJ QQ +290 Q' QQ' 5 . I5 IS Du I' QQ' QQ A, . 9 ' is Q9 cv? , 5 M I 9 Qb Q3 ,Qian gig? A M . gy. f QQ QQ? VX? Q . O QQ, , 5, Q09 ,Q . 4 Q9 A60 O Qs sv, S O O' 9 Q' Q, Y Q, Sv-V! S QV' Y, Q2 QW Q? Q99 V. Q? Q .QQ S 489 QR' f- 442 v Q 9 9 0 SPY' Q Q Q98 Qc, Q45 x 0 Q Av V Y' QQQ' S6565 Qvdgq S Q vQfS Y' Q vsqlq 3? Q26 61- Q O 6 Y' Q QQQQQQ' 9 wwe G, ge Q Q QXQQQ Q Q9 6 Q QQ Q Qs v Q, 4 Y, Y' QQ o QQ' Q 6 is Q bg? s 5 S QS Q? Q 94696 496 Q2 v9 6499 Qwew QD 96, V59 Q, Q Cy 9 Q, Q? AY? Q' v QQ' S 9 Q Q6 P vq QQ 9 66 QQ Q Q QQ QQ vo 35443 42 bg vo ow qv Q g Q S Y' x g QQ 0 0 'ax Q, C G Ne QR Q Q5 QV? gy. ,Agia ,Q Q 6422 9 Q. Q 5 S QQ '29 Q Q Y' Qi' Q o me 436 'bm V29 Q1 5 4. 59.1 94' QQ? Q QS Ax' Q, QQ3' Y' AQ A Qs yy 625 Q5 G 6 Q, V' Q2 ,Sv ww 9 Q- Q S Q2Q 9v Q 4 fl' A Q? Q- QQ? 'Q' Q . Q5 . Q99 . 4 'Ev , 63' 0 V39 ' .ave go Q? Q ' S N 5. QQ, QQQQ QQ, 5. Q, QQQGS QS 4 ' X Q' v Q9 Q . ' sb YS' Q V 495' ' Q, v Q99 Q 9' Q . Q QV? ' S, Q 039 Q? QQ ' V9 . g? ' .V Q5 0 Q82 'A Q82 9 Q Q5 . CQ- QQ, QQQ gg' 6432 , Y' vi 65' Qs Sy , 965 0 9 Q 9 . Q, 6' U Q 0 Q0 0 g'A Q .6 . 0 'Q' 'YV' 55 45 sp' ' 302' Arg QSQQ 46' Q Q . , o 0 Q o 663' Q95 QQ ' , o Q Y, xy Q? Q Q... xy Q. Q QQ? ' 04? Q9 yy QQ' 0 wif - Q 3' o Y' gk' .Q.A,,v- QQ QQ Q- Q5 gf Q. .Q Q9 0 O . O Q w Q Y Y SS? Y' v' ' 6' fb Ns' Q2 Q 'Q' . ' C' ' 'Q' QQ' QR? 55 439. Q+ V6 Vx Q29 0 Q Q. Q58 o Q , 0 6,9 Q? Q, 0 xy' Q, QQ gif? Q, . Q GJ A Q Q O 0 'Q Q 5 . gg . Sr 0 Q? 0 0, Q' y . Q 94 0 33, k gfbq Q Q? Q v . ' - Q5 Q59 QQ49 .QQ Urxykbigig .QQ Q by be 0 16.QQ0 Q Q Qi - ' ' ' 0 5 cbs, . Q F L N, Q x cg gy QVC cb. gy :bot S W ' ,gf 'bg K - .Q . Q Q . QM Qs? o ,, ig? , , S 0 6- Q' 9 960 . 3 ig ' Q 0 A , Q 620 A Qt ' Q Q . Q . 69. . 0 4. V 0 Q . Q' . YQ Q 6 9 qkxv, , YS' xgbe Q? 6. 9' y. ,350 C 0 Q. .- . Q . M fs ,QQ Q' Q55 ' ev 9 6 . Q, V Q60 Q, ' QQ? o V' ,V 0 Q Q? A ' ' s x . wr, Y' Q 65 l Y S2 Q, , 0 Q, Y, Qs 62, 63 :b g Q QQ Q , Q Q , ov 9 fb Q25 .gy .Q Q, 5 Q ' :Q - Q N 9' '55 ' O Q x- 9 9, Q fb wg- gag, V Qs QQ Q 9' 'Z' 65, sz, Q , Q-6 fb w ov? 99 Qcicg 'sb . so fir A Q, Q QQ QQ- QQ VW Q X 4 ' V Q' R, .fl 1 'Q S Y' f Q2 Q2 x 0 Q x Q, N Y, 6 'Q Qs Y, Y., if Qw Q5 'Z' GQ Q9 Q9 Q35 4' Q Q Q AS of fv ox 6 Q lflvwgj s GP Q? V V 9 ox 0 4 V V x 9 42' AO J AQ V il ' 59 ' og A Q 42261265 Ox Q, w- 'Q Q f rj yy fl Mb Q S Q Q V ' sf Y' 9 Q qv gf v Q Q' 'b Q Q, Q 9 Q' A v Q5 fx ff ' Q QQ' Q Q '22 Qs Q 619 9 va sb We-9 QQ wx Q29 -e v QS' if Q 0 bg 4 9 QQ? Y' wx 'Z' 'Z Q 8, 'Q x J v' Q5 yy cs Q9 fb Q, O 0 Q G f S o v9 5, V QQ' Y' ,fb Q og? Q -QP Qs, 623' Q, x 43' Q- sv Q' W QS' 6 Q9 V 4 g QQ Q, 42' Q9 Q f-6 ab 4 9 V SA' 6-D Y' Q O 'AS Q- 56 ff 465' 3 Q Q 8' ff' v Q sv 4 Q S gg YS, 9 We qv? Q Q5 QQ? Y' x C5' we Q QS' W' wx' 'bc Q, 9 fb vp Q QQ Q, Q if x, Q5 Q, Q9 ' w 'ge v Q' Q ge' V oo 9' wg w-Sb S! Q1 Jw Q N Q2 ,Q QS bl Q Ech sslleifby the S 6 R Sa H h xx, Q Q v 6 Q, Q 63, Q17 tRaCalf Q, 5 QD Q9 v' QS Sxo Q QD YS 6 G' if Q Q vv Q9 0 ob Qy. 9 Q X 422 Q, 4, O 'Q Q' 169 Q w 489 Q, C9 Q -9 'wg 'evgx 6. no Q6 ' S Q ve Q QQ 52' A.6 , 'V' O Q4 Q. Q Qc Q Q9 Q9 Q 0 Q5 g, Q . QQ Co QQ' ' 9 gg ' ,' ' Q' Noe Q3 n S, . Ax 4? V ,'. VII,-CQ. im Q Q vc! x, 5 QV Q Q Q5' fs ' Q? . Q39 . Q, Q, V cb Af ., fi- . ,f x 'O l y v G ' -3' v fa 'fb ' Q. Q . Q9 QV 'Q We 639 . 60412-'gb 'Pj' V ' 6 fic v 0 Q ,QP Q F' ' . ' ' gg, MAJ QS' Q' Q ' Q ' 613' ' 'J ' 3' 'Q QD 0 f A 5 ,. 4V ' Q2 , 1 ,199 ' NX' Q' ' - 2 , WZ' o ' O 9 Q Q 6 . X U' 6 ' ? ' gy . ' ' J gli ' s :I Z ll . Q? Q A I ' . 'J' f '. L lg ', Q . QP QS 1.1 n . :- Q 3 4 1' . ' 0 V N ' Qvfb . fl' ,Q1 f.3. ,z,4v' 9 jg fl',,QN.l3: effvg we . Q, 9 O . 6Q, , LQ IQQQ Ygggigag yy . Qy QQ V 0 O A A vi 'I ,V Q' YQ . Q Q e v fa L we V. v Q' 0 - Q v ' Q, . ff f. 69 9 Q 0 - .av Y? W' I Qs We ' U 'N . ' 1 R' Q 0 Q? Ave 'Q 9 J . U! A . X fb 61 Q' e Q 49 , - Q fb , xv' ' 9 QQ? A Q Q65 Q5 QQ, Q Q Qt? ' QS' 'Q V sq' 0 :QVC Q gb Q, A G ' 39 ' .W N' gb . if of Q x Q Q' ' Q9 Q' . 0 ' 4' v gf' 28' gc' 3' ,ff Q' :Q fs W Q? :QQ 5' 'M Q W ffffvo 'fx' ' S' ' ' - Aw ' Wx Q59 QV W 'Q ef? Xe S . 0 9 Q 45 - V. Y.. b Q7 if? . 0 0 x . gb 6 I I . .Q ,ll A, dx 1 Q G, + -- Q- Qs ' s a' , W- - Qs X 0 wb .S AV 0 A, Q ,-'Q ' ' 4 Q A 5 Q, Q, 6 o Y' -. . ,Q , - Q 5 A, o Q Q Af Q- Q' M QQ Q' 1 Q Y' .Q fb- fix Q, 4, 7 x 4 Q, Q . Q of Q Q, Q ig- ,gg Q' Q Q. b sb . J. Q I , - ' 6 -Jvfi: TQ.-. -:M Nxgjja i TQ 6 42331 Q Q2 ' V56 -'Q' 423' U i V M- 0 0 . Kee' 5 . Q Y' fe . O . - . r , an a lu Y' Q0 . I6 r Q25 .Q AQ, Q, E ta 0 ig S ,Q . S Q W- 5 AQ? Q9 w -Q' - C9001 - fa Q Q +V 'Q RS J .- Q- S Q, 105 Q' V AQ' . 4? . QQ- QQ. Qs Q Q9 6' f' S. 1 V 6 eg Y -5 s Q og . O Q Q my 7, Q Q? Q6 Q Q . X 4 QQ Sf Q' 9 9 ' Y' o QQ? Q, ff Q' Q 0 QV 0 if 0 A . .O x Q, 0 x , ' ' Cr we - - F- 'clnnf 451 - 1: QF' -f . Prifsf Q A fx .NAM ,..,- - 'UQ , x,.p ' .-mo,, ' .,y ' . . .,.,f . .Sian . I hr- i V .cg L 1. 'lv' N, M 'WY , Wx ,. X,4 11 8 49,4 , 7 'ik ' V. IW ' I ,' ,. Az f , We Z' UI' 6 ,' -.P-aw, K il' as ,f ..I: ':K A - A ki :ff V 'noe as-an Mx bv l Jann, ' .1 .,, MQ. f .M A - ' f Y ,. ' 3 if' Q, dw .. v ,Z A:- ,4 M ' . . . 1 'W' , - , J'4vM1wmer.x,,? X ,. .. 1, 1 MN ,vm A qi., A - W- W J rf f 1-Q, R3 I 1 XTR, ' . .pv,gmp-r1 'TM WTS' .Ml 4 mv... My SEATED: Mrs. Helen M. Lehman, Secretarv: Mr. Georte A. Proctor President: Mr. Harold D. Bostock Di- , ls , a rector. STANDING: Mr. Leonard A. Talbot, Director: Mr. Archie Lockhart, Director. Thi ls Uur School Board We. the students of Santa Rosa High School, are grateful to these public-spirited citizens who have dispatched the work so fundamental to the operation of our school. Generously, they have given their time to carry out their many responsibilities. involving the upkeep and functioning of the school plant, Displaying foresight in meeting the pressing educa- tional needs of this community, the Board has appointed in an advisory capacity the Citizens' Planning Commis- sion, a group of civic-minded individuals, to study the long-range building plans for the public schools of this area and to make recommendations. Such progressive thinking reflects the prevailing tenor of the School Board-fto give every student the highest type of opportunity for intellectual and moral grovvth. No expression of appreciation for the good yvork J of this School Board would be complete vvithout a tribe ute to the service of Mr. Archie Lockhart. who. serving as a member for twenty-four years, has steadfastly taken a lead in supporting the improvement of educational facilities. lt is a pleasure to extend to the students and faculty of the Santa Rosa High School my hearty congratulations on the completion of an outstandingly' successful year. I have felt that your achievements and your enthusiasm lllls year have been most notable. You are maintaining the high standards for yyhich Santa Rosa High School is knoyyn throughout the State. Lloyd K. XY'ood . . AND Ol'R Sl'PFRlNTlzNDl7NT Oli SCHOOLS We believe that Santa Rosa High School has been and will continue to be of great service to the young men and women of this community. Among other aims your school has sought to further the development of desirable attitudes, fine character, and right conductg to develop an understanding and appreciation of America's history-our Democracyg to impress upon each student his privileges and duties of citizen- ship, learned through participation in a Democratic environ- mentg to develop ability for thinking, reasoning, and seeking the truthg to develop a sound body with wholesome mental and emotional attitudesg to secure knowledge and to develop understanding in the basic skills of academic learningg and to develop worthy human relationships, cultural appreciation, and a consciousness of world citizenship. During your years here in high school, we have tried to make your education an experience in living that will serve you well throughout your life. Whether you go into your life work from high school or on to college for further training, it is our hope that each of you will find a life of service rich in the fullness of living. FREDERICK F. DUEY THIS IS OUR PRINCIPAL . . This Echo will be the record of the accomplishments of Santa Rosa High School and its various organizations for this year. We hope that we are laying foundations now so that when you turn to this book in years to come you will re- member your high school days with a feeling of satisfac- tion and a job well done. WILFRED W. RANKIN . . . AND VICE PRINCIPAL . . ' ,s I -. V fd aj f. ' Q gf E71 I 1 AMW I hi . MR. MARK AIKIN Spanish, History MISS IDRIS ANDERSON Mathematics NIRS. FRANCES BALLOL7 Girls' Physical Education MR. ROBERT BARENDREGT Biology MISS ROBERTA BEHREND English, Latin lNIR. ALBERT BIELLA English, General Science MR. ROBERT CARLTON Science MISS HELEN COCHRANE Vocal Music MR. DAVID CONDIT History MR, DONALD CROCKETT journalism, English MR. JAMES DARDIS Boys' Physical Education MR- C. L. EGGLESTON Agriculture OUR COUNSELORS ARE Mr. Evutt, Miss Erwin, Mrs. Godkin, Mr. Rankin, Mr. jamison, Miss Tangney Mrs Rothert, Mr. Soso. Our Facult MR. CLAIR ELMORE Science 2. Q' MISS MARTHA ERWIN - -' s English MR. XVILLIAM EVATT Bookkeeping MR. O. W. EORTIER Boys' Physical Education lN1RS. IRENE FRAZIER Foods, Cafeteria MRS. RUTH PARLE GODKIN French, Latin American History MISS KATHARYN GODXVARD English NIR- LLOYD GROMER Boys' Physical Education MR. GLEN G. GUYMON Dramatics MRS. FRANCES HANOVER Commerce MR. S. V. HAVUKINS Mathematics MR. J. WESLEX' JAMISON Agriculture eleren Mr. Evatt, School Treasurer, and Mr. Rhodes Trussell, Supervisor of Child Mrs. Grace Rothert, Dean of Girls, con Miss Dorothy Frayer, assistant. Welfare for Santa Rosa Schools. sults with Mr. Orb Eortier, Dean of Boys a. rl 'Qt' f 'f 5 x tL4 X si I Mrs, Helen Genz, Assistant, works with Miss Aloyse Sinnott, School Librarian. Miss MR. j. SIDNEY JOHNSON Agriculture MR. ROBERT JOHNSTON History lNlR. LYLE KELLER Agriculture MR- jAMES KING Agriculture MR. XWILLIAM LARKIN Xlifoodwork MISS PEARL LOCKE Commerce lNlR. ROBERT NEWTON Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing MR. ROBERT NICHOL Metal Shop, Electric Shop MR. ROLLO NORRIS Auto Shop MlSS DOCIA PATCHETT Mathematics lNllSS ITREDA PENZIG Shorthand, Typing MISS VIVIAN RATTO Clothing, Crafts MRS. OPAL SCHROCK Clothing Myrtle Sacry. School Nurse, administers a hearing test INIISS IRENE SCOTT Spanish, Civics MISS ERNESTINE SMITH Girls' Physical Education if X I MR. MITCHELL SOSO History J MISS LUCY SPAULDING English MISS FLORENCE TANGNEY Mathematics INIRS. RUTH TAYLOR English ,, - , NIISS INIILDRED TURNER I ' . V '1 - I Dancing j I f if .9 Q NIR. -IAINIES LTNIJERHILI. ' , l R A 'Qi ,..- Boys' Physical Education 1 A I -I I I I al I MISS HELEN VALENTINE English MR. H. P. WALLSTRUDI English, Boys' Physical Education MR. JOSEF XVALTER Instrumental Music MRS. MABEL XVARE English ft In In my MR. LLOYIJ XVASMIITH A' ' ii Art Q MR. GEORGE WEEKES V Y History, Boys' Physical Education ,, Mrs. Lctitin B. Yost, Miss josephinc jacolwsen, 0I'R CISTOIJIANS are: Mr. Davis, Mr. Bush. Mr- Scinto, Mr Principnl's Secretary. General Office Clerk. Moe, Mrs. Blakely, Mr. Hull, Mr. XVilliams. Seated: Mr. Small i ' at 2 ,-rr 'Kgs' ,' V55 if 'uf 'iw-w .iffy Q W J 1 ig c 4 U 'wma ,Z J Shea, President j Black Secretary D Clark Commissioner of Noon Activities J Martin 'lell Leader R Barbieri Commissioner of Social Activities J Henderson Vice President B McGregor Commissioner of Rallies G Klein Commissioner of Assemblies M Rankin Sponsor B Moore Treasurer not pictured 8 SW: 03 K ob 10' T ese Are Our Fall and nk fourteen A gaxel pounded on the mble by uk Chet closed the fall goxerning botrd s IC tixities for this semester Ther record gnes utu1l exidence of 1 good idminis tration Their accomplishments were many, Events sponsored by them were a rum- mage sale for the Holland fund, a skating party, and the Turkey Trot Turnabout. They modified the law permitting the sale of dance tickets at the door and they purchased a loudspeaker and microphone -zystem for the gym. . . . . A job well done! and the directing of spring student body fzinet In, . alt, Student B 0413. Pr . widen! Xlilith the coming of spring janet Black took over the wielding ofthe gavel. activities. The feminine touch kept things going in a big way. l-leading the list. was the fompetition Asseinlvly where rivalry was at its best. The follov:-up was Happy Holiday. where the seniors showed their prestige when they took over the school for the day. That afternoon the junior-Senior Brawl made the day complete. The executives gave the seniors .1 new pfivilege, tt whole clay for their picnic. Topping off this Boards reign was the Hard'Luck Dance. So ends a successful semesterf . , : if Spring Governing Board BOTTOM: j- Black. P resident: S. Smith, Vice President: V. Higman, Treasurer: j, Whters. Secretary: J. Mar- tin, Yell Leader. TOP: D. Clark, Commissioner of Social Activities: B. McGregor, Commissioner of Assem- hliesg B. Anderson: Coniniissioncr of liallies. Seniors S ' 'fs 'if1,7k3 XJ Q vv Q26 X' vw V 3 vtf XA - 1.1, un , I QW' Q Q sh IT: A JT if Q D .- J Ai 5 Q l O 1 C ff OA I1 4 After Graduatlon Day These Are Uur February Graduates 17 11591 ' A Eugene Ageno Sue Brown I Le Roy Benz Malin Campbell Herald Callison Lorraine DiGiaimo A , It seems as if only yesterday we were wide- eyed, open-mouthed freshmen, gazing enviously at the important seniors. And now, although it is hard to believe, it's time for graduation .... The last stand ! xxx. , A .I9U97ll9B7l joseph Diperno jgiite lzlmentlorf Lois Foppiano Louis Griffith My 9 X Jerome Guaspztri '- -D ' a Q Stephen Harris -A . , Ilbl fi David jorgenson Glenn Klein Marilyn Lawler Sarah Lundy 3 5 Stanley Magowan Xvayne Malm S .--' , Y it Harriet Maszk I Q f- Ciloria Jayne Markley in Nxt Le Roy Moretti ' ' we 1 HSS vt. 72725, ' ' is Pat Pillow Beverly Roberts june Sotlerquist Frances Vought t: Furl XY'certs L. . x jack XVright ulufyftuz lf' 'sv ' QQ, a 1 ' ., ,, .:..j fn V 1 f ..... fi 'm 2 fi? a t-M vf it M. . , ,Mm . V 6, S .- 'X X ff is 'Z f 35 4. ,w 'lm- Esther Alexander Margaret Anderson Rita Banks June Grads . . . . These were our fall officers: president, Nate Del Querrag vice president, George Lawryg secretary, Stan Magowang treasurer, Don Canevuri . . . Stan, Don, Nate, and George smile for the birdie --X xx Ruth Alexander Helen Avery Gloria Barenchi '-Q Lois Barnett Gloria Barsotti Belly jo Baumgartner Charles Baumgartner Edward Baumgartner X Darwin Bean Don Beach I ,f-J Y? .Ay- Ruth Ann Bean Josephine Bertacco ? 1 GT' Si i B A Agigu Lois Biagi Frank Black Q B Janet Black v-1:,: , qu V X We I 'Ts , Mary Blagg .Q I-D '- ' iii: L52 ' 'ff Arlene Bohn ' - - , F J llovcl Boldt Q ' ' - S lf: ,yaiigjg . , Q' I 2 X 4:f1.f'If fi ff , ..:: M.. S ., B Q Alun Boynton av K Fdwinu Brady fs Q Charles Brown I . v F I l 1 l X ,--v..W.- As--. Cora Brundin lu alll Josephine Bugnone Gloria Burnene r RV' 9. l . . . . NX'e feel that we have spenr four happy and pros- perous years of school life, and shall Carry always a feeling of love and respect for dear old Santa Rosa High .... P HWS- ,N 5 ,KF 3 when ' 'ein f f X 1 f 8 F, 15 ' gn., K 0- 'iw E rw Billie Canada Katherine Canby Byron Carniglia Doris Catelani George Condrashoff Marian Connet ls. '-N P- -x 'FQ-F f . ' 493 . ,,.. fir A fx if :- . gtg, Don Canevari Dick Carico Dave Carlson ,Q Kenneth Chiaroni Beverly Churchill Laurine Cole V Merle Cook Doug Cordray Rosemary Cox lll'L'Ilfy'0IlL' Alice Crane john Crevelli Willianl Cromie john Cromie Dora Darling Ethel Daw Dorothy Dashwander Nate Del Querra Nadine Doolan Phyllis Dollarhide Agnes Dunne! Betty Engman Gaylord Dulcher Reynold Escola Edna Evich Charlyne Evans Larry Fagan Tony liiguera Mario Fcrrcro Shirley Ifleissner Iz 1 Barbara lfoerstlcr . . . . Each year these Senior Steps are the scene of a keen competition, the Brawl. This year .... as usual . . . . the seniors were triumphant, for the traditional steps remained the property of the Senior Class . . . Seniors sitting on THEIR steps I Q , ..- X, ,, if F . ,.,, A 56 ' UK f ,, Q ,fri fi N u mx' ii t Leroy Formway Ernie Freitas Olga Georgelos Roy Frederickson Marian Fulgham Par Green i' I P H V xx, NN. fam ... . i l c i -A . 1. , K Janice Freeman Dorothy Galarneaux Ray Haas -Ov twenly-three lidward Hall Robert Hall Harvey Hansen Einar Hansen Margaret Hansen Walt Hesse Jean Henderson Howard Hill Harry Holland Charles Hoeh Bonnie Hopkins Frank lpsen Fd Hunter Donna Ives Arleen Kannolt Marilyn Jeffery Allan Kaseman Irvin Kctclsen QD , l Doris Kidwell Marilyn Ferguson Kimble H1 III1 I Norman Kingwell -v 3 'hp- .iv Al Konnoff Barbara LeBaron Theresa Magnetti a In February, the mighty Seniors met the Pantin' Panters in the annual Faculty-Senior Game. Despite creaking joints and erratic ball handling, the 'Qgrand old men of the faculty eked out a win. But not with- out overtime periods and a close final score of 47-49! 'Z ,F Q 'Z c Q 119 3-2, Ali , 6 55 3' 5 ' 0 N f ef '92 f Q' o af d,q,L f Sfvlwf . A i is 1 IR 9 . ,E 'E .Gln an X 1 . - 'Li 'P' V 4 1 ' it i wi U I . x I gi I ' U jackie Larcom Charles Lavell George Lawry Raymond Lazzini Gordon Liebscher Barbara Lindsay Marie Lombella Thomas Madigan Carolyn Mallory Rita Manfredi Margie Markham Janice Martin twenty-five I' 445' Jeanne Martin Dolores Maszk Alfred Maneri Myrna Meadows jack Monro Reno Memeo Corrine Michie e Dean Morgan Pat Murphy Perry Murray Donald Myers Joyce Nerison Larry Nerison Phil Nicholas Nancy Noonan Meade Nordyke Albert Norris Norma Olcnherger Pax Osborne Bill Owen Q6 ies -an. N M W X NM wr e 5 nys' P N VA- gif? l Q7 5 A 'ig mai I! V113 IX Hollie Payne 'Qs Barbara Peacock Albert Pinto jim Ramsey . . . . Officers for the spring semester were president, Jack Sheag vice president, Tom Revardg secretary, Vir- ginia Smithg treasurer, Betty Engman .... XVho have we here? It's our officers- jack, Betty, Tom and Virginia. :fa fxf ix IB ki' .1-llnf janet Pearson Doris Pierre john Planting jim Prather Doug Rankin janis Rathbone fl! Ullfj -IE! 611 Robert Ratio Bill Reske Tod Richey Dick Riehl Oma Lea Robinson Ray Romani Nancy Rose Pat Rose Don Sampson Tom Revard Ben Roark Melva Rose john Rudy james Sch reckenghaust Clayton Sealey Jane Scinm Caroline Sellers Ifdna Shepherd Barbara Shepp ' . Jack Shea ard Terry Shields v Q R af + ff f '1 'U' Y 1 Sir 5 l cpm! X fvgw .X f.,13::ifiG fx I is 'Q ,1 ar Q 1 M, 'JW N.. The City Designed for Living gave a helping hand to the ninety-three graduating senior girls when the Business and Professional Women's Club sponsored previews of occupations. Each girl spent a day in her chosen vocation, gaining valuable experience and guidance for her future. The senior girls extend a vote of thanks to the B.P.W.C. ' , -h - 4 s 'ii-.ff . . x ,,.. 9 M img. 5 Rita Shipp Dortha Simonini Don Slingsby Nancy Smith Ruth Smith Shirley Smith Virginia Smith Duane Spencer Francis Springer Richard Staclelhofer Nancy Stout Dan Striepeke Gwin Stumbaugh Marilin Sullivan Eleanor Sweazey twenty-nine liannlnll Tally Prank Thompson Noelle Thompson Rosemary Tilson Craig Tocher Muriel Tornoe Gloria Totin George Treder Trenton Tully jo Ann Tuttle Jayne Underhill Alla Urusoff Lorraine Venezia Albert Wagner jim Wallace Lila Lee Washburn Carole Wells Carolyn Xvilliams Don XVilson Nancy XX'inans Lloyd XVinter :limi -W' , ibn r 'Q A air., 956' 1 qv' 1 ,S l T N . . . . Our class colors were green and white. Every Thursday we proudly displayed our senior sweaters. . . . . The time has come . . . . we, the graduating class of 19fi8 , want to say a fond farewell to our be- loved Alma Mater. Looks like a put-up job, but here are a few names anyway-Pody, Betty, Nancy, Dot, Pat, and Janice show off their Sweaters. in Barbara XVistuba Maurice Woo Byron XVright Katherine Yopp Patsy Yopp joann Zappa 1 X d Camera Etta Nucltollb Ash oe Au ust Gerald Bader Lharles Bailq ames Bohn Watson Burlthead Charles Cesano Fred Daxis Charlie Dunnct Regina Hanstn Doui, Harpold Max Helbigj S y Seniors Rosie I-Iorlta uanita Lan5,lo15 Rosemarv McCann Mary McMichael Carol Ann MtP1lxC ohn Moreno Paul Moreno Donald Ramos Winifrcd Simmons Dorothy Vidalin Bcrna Wfilliams C5 ,v 1 4 I Classes Q'-iii: 0 J Y ,WQH 7 V 'School Days, Schnuh ays Our ow Seniors Tlmt sm.ill but select in-between class has .tccomplishetl great things in its three and .1 half years, They will return next fall to rn.tlce their influence felt. but their turn will come in the springfgraduationf ,Q Those enjoying the Great Waltz are C. Parks, D. Riehl, L. Smith, N. Cuneo, as I M' MISS SINNOTT'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: G. Germanetti, T. Iicrtozzi, R. Dickerson, D. Kel- C Ieist Cutter G Ho - ly, . I ' , J.. , , . p kin, j. Alhisetti. MIDDLE: H. Hayes, R. Gibson, M. Arm- strong, XV. Church, A. lizlthcalrtv j. Hotle. TOP: Miss Sinnott, R. Bauer, D. Bermlt, I.. Barnes, D. Hunter. MISS VALENTINES ADVISORY BOTTOM: R. Yarbrough, B. Russell, G. Schultz, H. Stearns, Meidell. SECOND: E. Pierre. N. Leu, V. Higman, N. Noonan, M. Wa5', V. Tabor, J. McNeil, P. McGee. THIRD: D. DIC- Donald, D. Devoto, R. Guanel- la, N. Porter, Nix, J. Newell TOP: G. Meagher, A. Cohen j. Maghetti. I.. Swanets. Ifliflvl 'Ilvrw y MR. IQNDERHILDS ADVISORY BOTTOM: G. Klein, F. Tor rence, B. Sawyer, A. Chambers, D. Yee, B. Chambers. MID DLE: R. Berndr, D. Devnrn, R Ciuanellu, C. Donnelly, F. Ber toli, j. Wheeler, D. Kelly. TOP lNlr. linclerhill, B. Taylor, H Lamb, B. Epple, J. Beardsley B. Blndgett. MR. HAXYKINS' ADVISORY BOTTOM: R. Caine, J. Schoen thal, j. Armstrong, D. Cham berlain, j. Fink. MIDDLE: B. Oliver, N. Ricci, B. Hansen, A Minney, M. Cordruy, P. Buggen sins, A. Morris, S. Buffer, C. Riley, TOP: Mr. Hawkins, l Hanianmto. F. Naiuer, N. Haupt, D. Escola, D. Thompson. lffirzvr , T ese Are Lnderclassmen, lnnk clusely at these pictures. for we are next in line. and you will be taking orders from us next semester. Reviewing our junior year. we find , . . The winner!! Ora Branson gels the hird from M. C. Dick Barbieri. -dy Nw! ' Q Our Juniors . . . Lorne Swanets taking over the job of prexy for the fall semester, with Bob Sawyer as vice president, Pat Becker as secretary, Rae jean Kelly HS EICZISLIIGI' . . . Fall officers were Bob, Pat, and Lorne. Ibirlvx-fir 9 MISS TL'RNER'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: J. Pryor, v. shipp, M. Pola, j. Chesney, S. Baffer, A. Morris, B. Litza, P. Mock. SECOND: M. Stevens, P. Han- dy, R. Loop, E. Spencer, D. Alves, A. Thompson, C. Hase. THIRD: Miss Turner, N. Goss, j. Carithers, C. Salisbury, A. Mudgett, H. Mann, J. johnson, P. Stephens. TOP: B. Kaseman, R. Shona , P. Wood, C. Hender- son, C. Silvershield, B. Baker. MR. GROMER'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: P. Nicholas, O. Del Curto, L. Smothers, F. Bertoli, C. Donnelly, B. Osborne, M. Tomasi. MIDDLE: T. Chism, N. Sheppard, P. Dunnagan, B. Hass, S. Winkler, j. Annett, A. Fouche, J. Matthiesen. TOP: Mr. Gromer, D. Fores, R. Gua- nella, E. Bassignani, G. Tawney, D. Caine, J- Noel, D. Lyons. 1 MISS SMITI-l'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: P. Farris, M Twitchel, H. Hauso, B. Schlue ter, P. Dillon, S. Davis, L. Neal E. Frey. MIDDLE: M. Johnj son, J. Lindsay, J. Jahn, V Matthews, R. Guanella, V. Cam- eron, S. Cummings, S. Hodson TOP: Miss Smith, B. Harp, J Pike, D. Cridlebaugh, B. Read, L. Thompson, P. Jensen, V liovfler, G. Geddes. MR. JoHNsToN's ADVISORY BOTTOM: A. Freed, N. Gravel A. Gravel, K. Topper, D. Oates F. Klick. MIDDLE: P. Avel- lar, B. Poggi, M. Dunnet, L Ruhattino, R. Gemetti, B. Purdy, M. Rowland, N. Cuneo. TOP Mr. Johnston, G. Storti, B Adams, M. Tenter, R. Baggen- stos, K. Bachand, N. Fellers. '- sw l x 4 ,a. QI X, 1, I .1304 4 :bf r.,,. sk. . . . . Spring rolls around and brings forth a new L crop of officers: president, Bill Noonan: vice president, Richard Cameron: secretary, Kathleen Bachund: treasurer. Liz Shand. Spring officers were Bill and Richard Qback rowjg Rae Jean, Kathleen and Liz. 1 IX . . . . Hmmmn, Corsagesl Bids! Dreamy formalsf Yes, the juniors gave the grads the two most exciting events of their senior yearfthe February and June Proms! Here's to a class that really knows howl .... Starry-eyed couples at the Prom. MR. KING'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: W. Boclen, E. Smith, B- Lundy, N. Roundtree, B. Henthorn, D. Iiarner. SECOND: A, Veitch, D. McAuley, C. Morris, C. Weller, T. Welsh. C. Blondino, W. Royston, H. Stanshery. THIRD: D. Nitch- man, W. Lockhart, G. Hazard, H. Yasuda, R. Antone. TOP: Mr. King, G. Gravatt, R. Gug- giana, F' De Marco, J. Reaney, C. Guggiana, D. Hogue, C. Gilbert, MR. FORTIER'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: B. Laizure, S. Baum- gartner, P. Azevedo, T. Wood, J. Spencer, D. Forster, B. Pierce. MIDDLE: R. Holten, P. Binkley, C. Gates, J. Harri- son, P. Sawyer, J. Brodetsky, B. Noonan, W- Stephens. TOP: Mr. Fortier, C. Wulf, J, Goree. J. Talbot, H. Mathison, B Hastings, J. Montgomery. lbiflj-IL'I'lH MR. CONDIT'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: A. Schmitt, H. Sew ell, B. Fisher, B. Mills, G Howell. MIDDLE: G. Trem blay, B. Waterman, B. Gates, Pedersen, D. Groltell. TOP r. Condit, R. Cameron, D Robbins, D. Lazzini, P. Jensen B. Evangelisti. j. M MISS TANGNEYS ADVISORY BOTTOM: L. Peterson, C. So- derquist, H. Young, R. Colom. bini, F. Billings, G. Babbini. MIDDLE: j. Carrington, K. Nash, S. Lavell, P. Helena, F. Mcliarland, M. Twitchel, B. Us- sery. U. Dietz. TOP: Miss Tangney, T. Arellanes, J. Pod- stata, P. Acuff, Y. Mirqhie, P. Becker, V. Herold, V. Saarinen. 'ii' .Ha . . . Yep. defeated this year. But, sophomores. don't get excited, next year as seniors well hold l I on to them-the Senior Steps. that is .... Lots of H-ll's hold dovsn the bench. Wi? . . . Three down and one to gof As we, the Junior Class, future seniors of YI9. have finished our third year at Santa Rosa High . . . Publicity hounds at the Eureka dance were Chas, Joann, Norma, and De Marc'. s. MRS. GODKIN'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: J. Pearce, E. Cane- vari, J. Myers, B. Espino, B. I-Ieckley. MIDDLE: M. Gates, L. Boutwell, N. Willianlscxn, D. Lazaurs, D. Selby, J. Metcalf. TOP: Mrs. Godkin, D. Cordsen, J. Parkerson, B. Bertozzi, D. Orr, G. Nardi, F. Johnson. MR. DARDIS' ADVISORY BOTTOM: F. Carrington, P. Weber, B. Christensen, R. Hoo- ver, W. Kane. MIDDLE: K. Walter, D. McCartney, V. Ber- tozzi, J. Doll, G. Barnt, R. Neathery, J. Barnett, L. Sokol. TOP: Mr. Dardis, F. Ipsen, C. Zuliani, R- Narduzzi, E, Parkins, L. Delucchi, N. Hindringer, D. Selby, J. Parkerson. Ibirlj -nine 83063-fl ggunw wnuum Wwvw . 0 ruth A, ., M, Sill mt TQ? MR. ELMORE'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: L. Martinez, B. jo- hansen, j. Manville, D. Karnes, L. Arnett, R. Di Giaimo. MID- DLE: -I. Treder, F. Fowlie, L. Hanson, F. Wfiley, j. Leepin, G. Oliver, D. Minney, M. Burnett, G. Brooner. TOP: Mr. Elmore N. Bell, D. Sepulveda, J. Dale, T. Churchill, T. Moss, A. Ho- gan, j. Capanacci, B. Scinto. x MR. EGGLFSTONS ADVISORY BOTTOM: R. Baker. I.. Tall- chief, I. Shaclrick, R. Lucas, F. Fear, j. Frietas. MIDDLE: D. Morikuwa, D. O'Dell, S. Gunn, D, Bath, R- Carmickle, W. Avila, T. Nakamura, N. Del Querra. TOP: Mr. Eggleston, D. Duncan, B. Feil, B. Sloat. -I. Acquistupace, D. Gragsen, F. Ipsen. I Te-seAre.... That hint of superiority that you see in our bright and shining faces is especially for you - yes, you, the frosh. Free ofthe hardships of being freshmen. we are now striving to gain recognition. Soph Ora Branson takes Frosh Duane johnson for a ride! Our Sophomores . . . Our year began with the election of our fall officers, who were Bill Slivkoff, presidentg Tom Mott, vice presidentg Lorzilee Goss, secretaryg and Helen Bechtel, treasurer .... In fall soph cabinet were Bill and Tom. fmlyun MR. WA I.TER'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: C. Proses, j. Cook L. McLean, D. Meckfessel, R Kinney, T. lVIOtt. INIIDDLE: M Perry, M. McCampbell, D Wendt, D. Mallory, B. Ross, C Howdeshell, B. Jorgensen, J Carley. TOP: R. Fraga, A Wolf, T. Maddy, I.. Boitano, B Cattrell, P. Risk, B. Becklund W. von Tillow. MR. BARENDREGTS ADVISORY BOTTOM: P. Baumgartner, R Asher, N. Davis, C. Watson MIDDLE: V. Neace, Wes com, P. Linnell, G. Poli, B Capanacci, E. Blondino. TOP Mr. Barendregt, S. Loveall, F Hansen, E. Shona, R. Keck. v - I , t . ' X l xr..-L.:-W. - 0 MISS SCOTT'S AIJVISORX BOTTOM: C. Christensen, G. Sumner, T. Clark, R. Goucls- waard, L. Meyers, B. jenkins, B. Johnston. MIDDLE: E. Keiser, G. Hester, V. Pringle, A. Del Curto, M. Bataeff, J. Knight, G. Asher, j. Wlahl. TOP: D. Hardcastle, Miss Scott, F. Fow- ler, L. Putnam, G. XVhiteford, P. Chalmers, B. Bosworth. MR. SOSO'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: R. Bertoli, J. Lam- brecht, N. Dick, G. Malvino, j. Rackerby, J. Cuneo, B. Slivkoff. MIDDLE: O. Branson, W. Os- borne, D. Smothers, P. Manford, P. Butz, A. Titus, L. Haus- knecht, A. Evich, N. Larkin. TOP: Mr. Soso, A. Adams, P. Nielsen, S. Kasemun, D. Ferrari L. Holdrich, F. Groves, XV. Iireclricksen. s . . . Vile upset things 21 little when we put on the tratlitioiuil freshman reception, the Sock I-lop, which was something new and different in our estimation. Everyone coming checked his shoes. . . No lonely frosh All the Sock Hopf Next thing we knew it was election time again. XVe voted for jack Rackerby, presitlenrg Darrell Larsen, vice presidentg Don Bath, secre- taryg and Mallory Hood, treasurer. Relaxing at one of the dances were Bob, Jeannie, Beata and Tom. n 'sb :HHN MRS BALLOIJS ADVISORX BOTTOM D jungkelt H Beckley C Fstes S Sampson H Bechtel B Comstock J Cridlebaugh M Holt C Parks MIDDLE -I Hauser D Frei C Dietz H Gunhiem B Leete C Calvert Z Antonsen S Mat tel TOP N Larkin B Piloni D Schulz D Frey A Burch S Montini M XV1ll 1 Tam NIR. XY' AL LSTRCM S ADVISORY BOTTOM: C. Goodrich T. Maddy C. Wfinterowd B. Bay- er D. Barbieri j. Cuneo. MID- DLE: D. Larsen B. Hartman L. Mizell, C. Dawes, P. Under- hill . Dowlin' S Bruer a ' I-9 - , - Patterson, C. Owen. TOP: Mr. Wallstrum, B. Wtmlfe, D. Ke hoe, T. Mott, Mitchell. B Snow, G. Blackwell. furlj-Ilmr MISS RATTO'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: j. Dabney, L. Goss, M. Badger, j. Stolting, P. Yan alle, M. Mayer, B. Bettencourt M. Montgomery. MIDDLE: M- jones, V. Betten court, D- Daw, T. Young, M Hendershott, N. Campbell, O. Gemmett. TOP: Miss Ratto, INI. Johnson R. Grimes, P. Caine, E. Bertino, B. Story, J. Laughlin. NIR. WEEKES' ADVISORY BOTTOM: T. Venezia, J. Ber- tacco, O. Harmon, li. Kaelin R. Johnson. MIDDLE: A. Crevelli, R, Ac- quistapace, G. Siegel, j- Gentet, G. Hakam, D. Ledford, G Bologna. TOP: Mr. XX!-ekes, C. Dexter, A. Tognozzi, D. Murano, D. Mechling, R. Bufli. l . . . . Sophomore gals are school basketball champsl' Yep. even beat those mighty seniorsnl I-Iow's that for gain ing recognition? . . . . Keep your eye on the bull, girls! . . . . Another star in our constellation is Don Bath, who did a fine job in placing second in the FFA. tri-county speech contest .... Frosh girls talk it over with Bill Nix. l lil MR. NORRIS' ADVISORY BOTTOM: W. Feil, D. Os- borne, B. Kennedy, J. Oates, N. Schupbach, R. McCorkel. TOP: Mr. Norris, D. Murray, B. Cam- eron, D. Foster, D. Montrond, L. Kahn, H. Spencer, B. McKee. MR. CROCKETT'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: D. Gnllez, B. Clif- ton, B. Thomas, B. Barnett MIDDLE: Mr. Crockett, M Thompson, A. Delucchi, E. Dea therage, j. XVilson. TOP: H Spafford, J. Rich, G. Edwards W. Fconome, M. O'Conner. MISS SPAULDINCYS ADVISORY BOTTOM: INI. Larson: P. Holl- zen, F. Carrington, D. XVurcI, M. Aluhnaun, Ci. Begley. MIIJIDI.Ii: M. Loe, F. Fister, F- Purtern If. Miedell, C. XX'iIson, M. Alu- rid, M. Koenig, IJ. Cinmner. I.. Compton. TOP: Miss Spaul- ding, C. Cornish, ID, I3nx'iLIsm1 R. Beebe, I. I.arcom, Ii. Freesc, I. Cioldfarh. MR. CARLTOIVS ADVISORY BOTTOM: N. Meyer, D. Ber- ger, j. Hmretter, XY. Inursen , j. vlurgensen, C. Taylor. P. ja- hin. BIIDDLIZ: Ii. Huuse, I Iinynnm, B. Broun, P. Anrnn I.. Prmtur, U. IIAIIIIC, If. juiner Ii. Iirum, NI, Pina. IOP: Mr Cnrllun. IJ. Smith, N. Crum, D C.1rrilIu, Ii. Blorenu, R. Bruner A. Iiuyt, . . . It'S June already and we more up one Step Our new status- upperclassmen, at lust .... The girla had um do the axking in :he Turkey 'Ihrnuhuur Dance- ese Are . . . Here we are wide-eyed, opened-mouth fresh- men, gazing enviously at those important seniors, and wondering what the future could possibly hold in store for us .... Oh, to he 21 frosh! think frosh Wallace and jean, as they look at Frank, George, Myrna, Dean, and Nancy on the steps. 711111-itlwl MRS. SCHROCK'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: E. Huckaby, P Mills, ul. Cobble, G. Brodie, .I Martin, M. Edgar, M. Malm MIDDLE: Mrs. Schrock, G Reynolds, L. Calsado, I.. Good- rich, j. Sommerfield, D. Smool TOP: M. Cochrane, M. Mc- Loud, N. Dixon, A. Quacken- bush, H. Nakamura. MR KFLLERS ADVISORX BOTTOM D McAulq B Bef tuuclle Patterson l Dono frio B Anderson Q Suther land j MIDDLF C jatob son M Shadrick B Holst J Cortese J Smith TOP 'Sir lxeller D Butk H Ieras H Darling, j Callahan felt? mmqqais Law! Tat' I9 MISS IfRXY'IN'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: B. Iiirik, B. Magcrs Ii. Acquistapace, G. Prehle. G Kimmzm, D. johnson. XV. Vfing V. Fisher, D. Cate, R. Luce. j Morris. MIDDLE: M. Stinger B. Foster, P. Driskell, K. Bar kas, B. See-gelken, S. Mickey, B Gleason, j. Hagins. j. Raymond R. Otlohoni. TOP: Miss Iirwin L. Barham, M. XVard, R. jen- kins. D. Dillon, J. XX't1shhurn M. Mugownn, B. Pettit, K Rapp, L. Rcynaud. M R. NEXX I'ON'S ADVISORX BOTTOM: D. Wtutmd, D. Aze- vcdo, H. Pierre, Y. Shona, l. Bourdens, j. DeMeo, R. Mul- lory, B. Finley. MIDDLE: P Ifowlie, tg. Patchett, B. Cam: cron, G. Rocco, j. Fletcher, C Miromontez, D. Davis, E. Pa- checo. TOP: Mr. Newton, D. Turpley, A. Peterson, L. High- land, I.. Olsen, N. Brown, F Groves, R. Black, B. Hedges. Our Freshm n . . . Our introduction into the high school life was rutlicr amazing . . . the 'Sock Hopuf XVC danced in our stocking feet .... Sophs play host to frosh. . . . Our girls were guests at the Freshman Tea. where they became acquainted with the upper- classmen and met their so-called senior sisters . . Ifrosh D. Hotchins and C. Nielsen cavort with juniors j. Barnett and M. Tuitchell at the Christmas Play. 'G MR. XY'ASMl'TH'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: R. Hughes, R, Mills. B. Church, B. Cantarutti, -I. So- clerquist. G. Peters, Ii. I.intlsay. MIDDLE: Frank, Murray. S. Trent. D. Vivarelli, A. Coon, T. Noel. O. Gates, C. Iluffmany Ii. Mcllaniel. TOP: Mr. Vfas- muth, D. Hart, II. XVheeler, H. Cheney, M. Doyle. j. Spadone. T. See, N. Bachanml. MISS PATCIIIfT'I S ADVISORY ISOTTOMQ D. Oshorn, K. Scott. IS. Nix, M. Koenig, R, Nelson. ,l. Bacon, V. Padgett. R. La lfranrhl. BIII7DI.IfZ A. Stra, BI. Sheppard. N. Revie, N. Harp. B, Beggio. B. Lane, R. Berto- lini. M. Miller, K. Rousseau. TOP: Miss Patchett, J. Slaten, B, junkin, G. Shafer, J. Arm- strong, C. XVoody, N. Vorobey. M. Flsworth, D. Vifilson, XX'inkleman. IH!! , 4 as 4 ., ,f-4.4K as Y MRS. FRAZIER'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: P. Springer, L. Scheel, S. Crane, L. Adams, J. Mitchell, B, De Lemos, P. Will- son, P. Hester. MIDDLE: C. Nielson, D. Hotchkin, C. Slev' enson, S. johnson, Y. Kauer, J. Butz, D. Blagg, l.. Thomas. TOP: Mrs. Frazier, B. Graham, E. Dunbar, N. Davidson, j. Ber- tino, L. Sullivan, B. Wfest, j. Brookins. INIRS. TAYLORS ADVISORX BOTTOM: M. Cridlehaugh, P Lamb, O. Harris, G. Cox, L Downing, G. Bellazzini, G. Til- linghast. MIDDLE: Mrs. Tay- lor, E. Gann, G. Steele, A. Per- eira, B. Pereira, A. Minkler, I. johnson, E. Wulf, M. Rossini TOP: L. Rieke, O. McMaster B. Howel, j. Mohler, C. Me- cham, D. Hawk, R. Sawyer. M11 . . . Being rather new to the routine, we were late in electing our leaders. Therefore, serving the whole year were Richard Sawyer, president: Joan Martin, vice president: Pat Aaron, secretary: and Henry Matteri, treasurer .... Frosh executives were Pat. Richard, and joan. . . . It's February, and already our first term in high school is over. This time of year also means SOITIC HCNVCOIITCIS in OLII' lTllC.ISt. . Three Cheers I I ' filzyone MISS LOCKE'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: H. Estes, E. Snider, J. Miller, O. Higgs, E. Cam- eron, A. Ronconi. MIDDLE: C. Snyder, E. Murphy, D. Papera, D. Rasmussen, S. Hughes, G. Ries, M. Shultz, G. Turnstall, M. Hermance. TOP: Miss Locke, E. Voigt, hlaple, C Henry. M. Hamilton, E. XVal- ker, A. Alves, M. Wfood, J. Rus- sell. MISS ANDERSON'S A DVISORY BOTTOM: B. Olmstead, M lNICGullen, T. Binkley, R. Smith M. Elm, G. Green, T. Hight INIIDDLE: De Brotinic, K Hodges, D. Stocke, A. Pearce D. Seghezzi, V. Wells, D. Gil le-len, N. Stark, j. Lisemby TOP: Miss Anderson, A, Smith K. Christensen, K. Lamoreax, R Bulman, P. Elder, E. Rossi, C Garrison, P. Blake. i., Ia.. MR. jOHNSON'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: Ii. Vunneni, G Sutherland, jr., S. Pacheco, H. Buggenstos, R. Heinsen, MID- DLE: j. Hauser, j. Dains, F Myers, H, Cook, R- Goode, R. Cane an M jones. TOP: F p , . . Russ, C. Glusscock, j. Marreri, O. Karson, j. Miles, R. Greg son. MR. BIEI.I.A'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: L. Gerke, A. Ifigu era, R. Harris, G. Ifaleito, B Higgins, Ii. Acuff, R. Manznno, R. Esiill. MIDDLE: Mr- Biella, R, Pohto, I.. Burnside, D. Burn ham, K. I.z1vell, Owen, P Domer. TOP: H. Vogensen, 'I' jackson. XV. Henderson, P XY'olfc, K. I.nrsen, George. . . . . Homework homeworkf .md more homework Algebra. Latin, Science. and Ifnglishf ls this what weve been looking forward ro? Good old high school I I f I Guess what Par is going to do tonight? Si' .. . . Ifreshmcn no Iongcrf I Y A rough fight, but wc MR. EVATT'S ADVISORY M. Dodgcn, D. Beck. MIDDLE S. XX'hitchcz1d, V. Newman, L- Parker, J. Buardman, TOP: Mr. Evatt, C. RowIand, -I. Gaare, D. XX'ickIund, B. Norman, D. Puck. MRS. HANOVER'S ADVISORY BOTTOM: K. Hart, j. Vullicr T. Rosier, E. Baker, jr.g D Rnsor. MIDDLE: E. Eiguera, .I Evans, V. McKern, E. Basroni B. Rovetti. TOP: Mrs. Han over, C. Young, L. Gunnels. j Mercier, P. Scaglione. nude ir. just think. only rhrcc more yous to gof fJ,.,,.- Erosh c:1n'l take itf BOTTOM: M. XX'yatt, D. Clnpp, j. Rcvurd, K. Carlson, This ls a e-cord FRESHMAN TEA Gettrng the year s actrvrtres off to a wonderful start the Grrls League welcomed the bewrl dered freshman grrls to the annual tea Followrng the program presented by the Grrls League there were refreshments rn the cafeterra SOCK HOP Somethlng new IU the way of dances' The sophs drd rt w rth the Freshman Receptron Sock Hop where you checked your shoes at the door danced 1n your stockrng feet and show ed off your loud socks' By the way the date was October 10 FRENCH CLUB INITIATION Wednesday October 16 found srxty happy rnrtrates each wearrng the tradrtronal colors of France and bearrng on hrs back a card grvrng hrs name To complete the ceremonres a fine drnner featuring real French curslne was held IH the cafeterla HAUNTED HOP After the hard fought Eureka game the crowd gathered at the gym for one of the year s most successful dances Santa Rosa passed the peace prpe to Eureka by havmg the team as guests The date was October 71 and of course the theme was Hallowe en wrth spooks and goblrns galore FATHERS NIGHT On November 6 all the Moms and Dads were entertarned rn the gym by a demonstratron of a few thrngs we young hopefuls can do Refreshments were served rn the cafeterra to the rhythm of a communrty slng DRAMA CLUB ASSEMBLY Drama Club scores agarn wrth People We ve Met ' On November 15 th1s assembly was presented to the student body A repeat performance w as grven that nlght to the general publrc wrth the proceeds gorng to the hosprtal fund FOOTBALL BANQUET Wltlm memorres of a tough season the Panther grrd squad enjoyed a drnner of ravlolr and all the trlmmlngs at the Altamont Hotel rn Occrdental The un1or College coaches were guests Thrs brg event took place November 20 TURKEY TROT November 21 found all the gals tryrng to gather up enough courage to ask that certain someone to the annual turnabout dance grven by the governrng board The Thanksglvrng theme was carrred out wrth turkeys as door prlzes DRUM CORPS SKATING PARTY Sore arms sore legs falls galore but a good trme was had by all' Nox ember 24 was the date of the first skatrng party of the year N B L CONFERENCE The halls of Santa Rosa H1 were crowded wrth brgshot student leaders of North Bay schools Saturday December 6 The purpose of the Conference was to drscuss school actrvrtres SPANISH CLUB PARTY All Spanrsh Club members came to the cafeterra the nrght of December 18 for a typrcal Spanrsh Chrrstmas celebratron The enchrlada drnner and the entertarnment that followed were enjoyed by everyone iff . . . - - A- . . - y f ' ' 7 ' - 7 . . . , , , I V , ,, V . . , . - , ' ' y I y Q 7 7 .. H I - 7 I o .V l . . .I I . . . 7 , 7 ' a 1 . , v 1 , f r f ' 7 V1 6 1 y , fl ' ' 7 7 7 , V . . . 3 I . V V . . 1 F 1 Y . yn il , Y, . 1 ' 9 . I. i . . 7 ' l 7 l . ' ' v A 7 7 Y 5 7 , l . . .. . H , , , . , . , . V' . . . , . I Y SOCK HOP C. Dawes, B. Piloni, P. Yandle, J. Martin F. Acquistapace. IYRENCH CLUB INITIATION D. Pierre, J. Pierce, P. Becker, B. Lindsay EATHERS' NIGHT E. Sweazey, N. Cuneo, D. Dashwander. EUREKA GAME FOOTBALL RALLY BACK: E. Stephens, B. Hall, B. Vadon, D Carico, E. Hall, B. Laizure, M. Sullixan D. Clark. FRONT: T. Shields, J. Bertacco DRUM CORPS SKATING PARTY J. Scinto, J. Diperno, D. Ferrari. SPANISH CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY P. Osborne, C. Riley, R. Guanella. llfll of Our Year 5 Events DRAMA CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY On December 19 entertarnment by advanced drama students games such as Smit rn loads of good old Chrrstmas sprrrt collectrxely mrde one wonderful party HOLLX HOP Guys and gals were swrngrng and sw ayrng at the Holly Hop on December 19 to the musrc of Lee Abramson and hrs band A Chrrstmas tree twrnlcled Santa Claus cheerrly greeted everyone whrle the Chrrstmas sprrrt perx aded the arr The honors go to the yearbook staff who drd rt all for dear old Echo ' COMBINATION RALLY ASSEMBLY The rally for our first league basketball game agarnst San Rafael anuary 9 featured r D I program starrrng Mr Soso as one of the contestants The musrc of Meatball Abramson and hrs band strrred the audrence All rn all 1 good program' GOVERNING BOARD SKATING PARTY We all turned out for the second sltatrng party of the year on anuary 12 Everyone seemed a lrttle more experrenced but there strll were lots of falls and lots of fun STAR DUST Starry eyed couples dancrng under the constellatrons to the musrc of the Black Knrghts rlras Lee Abramson Thrs was the hrst semr formrl dance of the year grxen by the Dr rmr Club The all rmportant cl ite w rs rnurry 17 C AMPAIGN ASSEMBLY Slcrts fiery speeches and plenty of competrtron w ere thc order of the Crmpargn Asscmblv held on Wednesday anuary 21 Votmg followed on Thursdry when a frne group f offrcers was elected I' EBRUARY SENIOR PROM Senror Prom that nrght The place was the Santa Rosa Hotel Brllroom The theme was The Great Waltz The orchestra w as Ralph Rrw son s A huge success' SKATING PARTY Wrth March wrnds the students w ent sprnnrng and whrrlrng around the rrnk at the second drum corps skatrng party It was held at the new Melody Bowl Skatrng Rrnk the date was March first BLOCK S DANCE Bram and brawn produced the annual Block S Dance held on March 12 The Bloclc S theme prevarled whrle sport clothes and Bloclx S sw eaters were the order of the nrght The musrc was proxrded by Drclc Crrrco rnd hrs brnd HI JINX Thrs rll grrl ex ent was held rn the gym on Aprrl 16 The theme of the rnx w rs The Drf ferent Ages wrth the grrls from each class dressed as a drtterent phase of lrfe Stunts md refreshments made thrs affarr complete On une 16 the hrgh senrors attended therr fin rl gorng rway party Hes rt was the Senror Prom There w as a hrnt of srdness rn the eyes of those who w ere dancrng therr last num bcr rs members of Sant 1 Rosr Hrgh but thrs Prom w rll be remembered is the best dance of rll f I 3 . I S I 1 cv, H . --vu 2 d I v ' ' , ' ' f , 1 ' ' Y 7 ' , 7 ' Y' 1 f rf ' ' ' A- I 1 . T I y. r , 1 . 7 9 ' 7 , ' , , , J , 2 7 7 1 , ' 1 ' 1 ' I ' . li 7 7 , I 1 ' I ' 1 . , l , L . I - 7. Y . .Q .. .Y ,. . . . Q A 7 , 1 V .... ' - 1 ' 1 1 ' , 7-I 'Q 1 ' . ' -' ' 1 'z I1 1 . rf , - ' ' 3 1 ' t . V ' g ' ' E2 I . 7 ' A I , , , . 7 , . 2 ,Q , , L, O Wednesda Februar 4, found the u er classmen all 21 vlow' with the thou Yht of the 7 Y, D Y is 25 ' ' VI V V I . . g 1 V1 1 I 1 1 1 1 r I' ,I 1 1 y V' 'I , ' ' - V , - f H , 1 1 ' 7 . 7 . 7 . 1 L . ' ' 1 ' 1 1 . ' 1 -Y' f ' Lv' ' . J '1 '- 7 ,H 1' 7' . - - 1 - 1 1 ' 'A 1 ' l Q J 7 ', ' , -. 2 , ' ,sl ,, , ' f 7 ' ,, ' I f ' 2 I 1 f 1 1' 7 ' , - ' 1 ' 1 1 'Y , ' 'e 1 ' ' 1 , HOLLY HOP Echo Christmas dance. DRAMA CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY FRONT: J. O'Donnell, D. Larsen, J. Wa ters, B. Sawyer, Tuttle. BACK: M Meadows, B. Capanacfi, A. Wolf, Mon roe, D. Morgan, M. Buckley, H. Bechtel M. Fulgham, K. Yopp, M. Rowland, S Bruer, D. Striepeke, B. McGregor, T Revard. BASKETBALL RALLY B. Anderson, Mr. Soso. CAMPAIGN ASSEMBLY Candidates in action-E. Hunter, D. Stric- peke. FEBRUARY PROM FRONT: O'Donnel1, R. Moodey, P. Becker, B. Murray. BACKGROUND: L. Robinson, D. Carico, Zappa, McAlpine. I 5 LH!! gf'-we , gf, ...R . i 0 1 ,. WW? I Wf K if? fish 1 f if iw E ' 4 ,X Q-,Qi 1 W , Q kk kfixgz' , Sify lv, 1 My , 5 g ' I 'X my .,, up 1 Q U , rw- , 41,51 R i . W M I . X I Dr wwnafgni ny ,Z vm - k 2 1,1 D Q A Q ABOVE-BALLET: N. Cuneo, J. Black, S. Smith, E. Wilson, M. Johnson, E. Washburn, A. Kannolt, J. O'Don- nell. BELOW-FINALE: D. Bean, H. Hansen, J. Underhill, Y. Michie, J. Cutter, Mrs. Du Rocher, Accompanistg N. Rose, C. Silvershield, J. Annett, C- Williams, M, Wood, E. Baumgarmer, J, Carithers, M. Sullivan, P. Mur- phy, D. Clark- Radio Station X-M-A-S was the unique theme of our Christmas Program. The students joined in the writing of the script, which required the participation of the choral, dancing and orchestra students. Performing in this program were more than one hundred and seventy students. 'Twas just before Christmas that this program occurred, December 11 and 12. Capacity crowds were enthralled by enchanting scenes and intricate dance routines. Don Clark was the clever master of ceremonies who wittily announced the solos, dances, or' chestral numbers, commercials, and everything that made up the radio show. The climax of the program came when boxes symbolizing the practical gifts of food and cloth- ing which Santa Rosa High School students had sent overseas to France and Holland were heaped on the stage in an imposing pyramid. Thus Radio X-M-A-S signed off with an actual demonstration of the Christmas spirit of giving. Proceeds from these performances yielded a check for one hundred dollars for the Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital Fund. lilly-nm: .v1,x. 5 Encore! The Drama Club of IQJS, boasting one hundred members, ushered in the fall semester with the program People XY!e've Met. The proceeds from this show, totalling five hundred, fifty dol- lars went for the benefit of the Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital Fund. To key up with firsthand information as to what was going on in the theatrical world,,members attended the San Rafael High School play, The Voice of the Turtle. Song of Norway, Dear Ruth, Life Witli Father. and the U. C. Variety Show Hit. Perhaps the most exciting of these ventures was the excursion to San Francisco when sixty members chartered a bus. There followed a full day of fun, including attendance at a stage play, Angel Street . starring Laraine Day and Gregory Peck. As the final curtain fell, Gregory Peck graciously came forward to give Drama Club members a personal interview. All Drama Club activities are directed by dynamic and talented Mr. Glen Guymon, drama teacher. 1. VARIETY SHOXV-Memorial Hospital Benefit Perfofniance. Z. YES MEANS NO 5- STAR DUST, 5 CHRISTMAS PARTY for all Drama Club members When Christmas came along, the Drama Club decided to give a party in the drama room for club members only. The outstandingly beautiful decorations exhilarated all with the spirit of Christ- mas. The members were entertained by advanced studentsg games and dancing followed with refresh- ments, climaxing an un-usual and unique event. N The many club meetings throughout the year featured entertainment as well as the preparation and judging of contest work. One highlight was the visit of Burt Lancaster, who discused with mem- bers, The Theory of Acting. During the year Drama Club was called upon by community organizations for more than six- ty programs. Twenty-six Club members were awarded Degrees of Merit by the National Forensic League for their active service in the community. The public service feature of the Club is one of its most gratifying accomplishments. Stardust was Drama Club's contribution to the student body's social pleasure. The dance of the year featured programs, honor guests, good refreshments, gardenia corsages, and Black Knights orchestra. A midnight ceiling was a perfect backdrop for a star spanglecl sky. Two moons enhanced the dreamy atmosphere. Stardust will remain a happy, satisfying memory, not only to Drama Club members, but to all who attended. , Y if -mf new T s 1 Z 1 .s N.. tc. Y 4 W . wi f,s . -2 ww ' ' WM ay ew ff was -. Q Z 'Y' . ge Ka! aa W, PLACE XVINNERS OF THE STATE FURIANSIC TOURNAMPINT AT STOCKTON were: FRONT: D. Striepeke, R. Mtftrdey, B. Capanacci, K. Yopp, C. Parks, j. Vihte-re.. BACK: j. Shea, B. Mt'Gregt1r, Mr. Guymon, G. Canevari, Ii. Sweazey, j. Black. Uur Triumphant Orators -established a high record of achievement for 1947-148. First, they captured new honors when they were invited, january 10, to participate in the Lincoln High School contest, an annual event for the Bay Area schools. Ed Hunter, graduating senior, placed himself in the top ranks of California student speakers on March 14, by winning the American Legion's first speech contest at Sacramento. Placing first in original oration and extemporaneous speaking qualified him for the state championship contest. Our drama students walked off with the sweepstakes for the tenth consecutive year. In original oratory Richard Moodey placed second, Barbara Capanacci fourth, and Gene Canevari eighth. Dan Striepeke took first in original declamation with janet Black second, Kay Yopp fifth, and Eleanore Sweazey sixth. Joyce Waters placed second in radio for the girls' division and jack Shea second for the boysl. LINCOLN SCHOGL GROUP: il. ea, j. Monroe, F. Sweazey, FINALISTS TO BAKERSFIELD: C. Parks, R. Moodey, J. Shea F Hunter j Flack D IJ. Striepeke, J. Black, B. McGregor. . t. A .4 ' V . I :ff 'WY V u- IZ ' 'IG L .-, ,W 3 I , I 'i I r ' V' . DRAMA STUDENTS COMPETING IN STOCKTON SPEECH CONTEST FRONT L Menini S Smith R Moodey j Black D Striepeke C Parks K Yopp BACK J Shea E Hunter E Svseazey V Higman J Rudy Monroe E Canevarl N Noonan Waters R Barbieri A Wtmlf T Revard In humorous declamation Richard Moodey won first anet Black won first in dramatic decla mation Caroline Parks was second ack Shea third and Barbara Capanacci sixth I rom here the first second and third place winners left for the state contest held in Bakersfield April 17 Of the fifteen contestants allotted to Northern California nine were from Santa Rosa High Proxing that Santa Rosa couldnt be stopped our representatives piled up forty two points sec ond plate vuent to Los Angeles with thirteen Their splendid perfo mance in this exent earned three drama students the coveted honor of ptrtieipiting in the Nttional Speech Tournament in Cmton Ohio on May 7 to which fixe entrees me e permitted etch stite 'Ihis prixilege went to anet Blick who took first in dramatic reading second in oritoricil decllmttion and in humorous retding Richtrd Moodey who took first in humorous declimition md fifth in original oritory and Dan Striepeke who took first in ortto ical declamltion Other students who came close were Caroline Parks and ack Shea who were second and third in dra- matic reading' while Bill McGregor was third in humorous reading. Local businessmen and servf ice clubs cooperated financially in sending the contestants to the National. The grand finale came when our drama students tied with Kenosha High School of Wiscon- sin for top honors over competitors from the entire nation. Our three entrants broke all records. Tvso first places were taken by Dan Striepeke and Richard Moodey in oratorical and humorous declamation while a fourth-place tie in dramatic declamation went to janet Black. A well-deserved reward for their endeavors was a continuation of their trip with stops at New York City New Orleans and Los Angeles. A gala homecoming celebration climaxed their trip. Our gratitude and congratulations go to the drama department and their fine coach, Mr. Glen Guymon. run zlnee ,J-4 4 1' 5 V ? S AX inx .x N'A' . x X: 51,1 uv I-I N 6. x.,.', X f ' . ,fs A if x .xf.l KI, :I X' x f Y k 1 f J 4 K Lx u'J 'KX' X ,X l.N'i' l ' X 1 6 X' X 'fa X 5 P ' 351- i C4' rx XML M9 X x 5 J .,A ' I'!x',1 J-f' , K , V 'X -Zlyla Clubs and 5 it Q Activities 'gi ,, HXWTF' P w 0 lui ' ' S 0 Q5 gx f so 'Vo kg INK Q3 Lu 4 2, i f + 5 1 L41 .J f P.: Doing the l'Vhat Comes Naturally BOTTOM: S. Condrashoff, L. Fagan, B. Wright, M. Wood, D. Chamberlain. TOP: Mr. Rankin, F. Thomp- son, D. Yee, E. Baumgartner, E. Hunter, J. Shea. .D. F. S for service, D for discusion, and F for fellowship, give us the name and purposes of this organization. Mr. Wilfred Rankin advised this boys' round table group. Fall officers were Maurice Wood, president, Edward Baumgartner, vice president, and Ed Hunter, secretary-treasurer. Spring officers were president, Edward Baumgartnerg vice president, Dav- id Chamberlaing and secretary-treasurer, Frank Thompson. Leaders of discussions have included Peter Hall, former Santa Rosa student, on Fascism,', Bob Moore on The Practice of Democracy, and Mr. Frederick Duey on Naval Law. Worthy efforts included at coke sale at the Se' nior-Faculty Game and a trip to San Francisco to see a stage play. Fall Officers-BACK ROW: M. Wood, D. Chamberlain, E. Baumgartner. FRONT ROW: E. Hunter, F. Thompson. MEETING-BOTTOM: R. Moore, R. Tally, D. Chamber- lain, P. Hall, D. Yee. TOP: Mr. Duey, D. Escola, E. Hunter, j. Shea, E- Baumgartner, M. Wood, F, Thompson, L. Fagan, B. Wright, Mr. Rankin. ilxl-1-fl! e Q' ,K 5 Mic 1 ,Q 0 fy... BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET: Mr. Eortier Adviser N Del Querra President G Treder Vice President L. Swanets, Secretary. ys' eagu Reorganization was the keynote of the Boys' League activities for the past year. The cabinet, headed by President Nate Del Querra and advised by Coach Orb Fortier, has a new constitution to show for all their efforts. However, recreation was not neglected. Spe- cial programs, featuring student talent, speakers, and motion pictures, marked each month. joint cooperation with the Girls' League resulted in the Hallowe'en dance after the Eureka game, the Spirit of '47 Haunted Hop . Funds from the dance were set aside for the Mothers Day Tea. The Boys' League, the organization which gives every boy in school an opportunity to partic- ipate, again maintained its worthy purposes, to promote good school citizenship and active service by all boys in Santa Rosa High School. The Haunted Hop is advertised Dancers brave ghostly decorations at the Hop XIXH ll Pl If -aiggt FALL OFFICERS D. Escola, Sec.: j. Henderson, Pres.: R. j. Kelly, Vice Pres.: B. Blodgett, Treas. qwwqiwi N? C. S. F. Our Local CSF.. Chapter 80, headed by advisers Miss Docia Patchett and Mr. Mark Aikin, is an integral part of the three hundred and sixty chapters in the state. Its purpose, shall be to foster a higher standard of scholarship and broader ideals of service. Members relaxed from the pursuit of their studies at the C.S.F. fall and spring initiation din- ners. This year all activities have been centered on raising money to send students to the Institute of International Relations at Mills College, BOTTOM: F. Baumgartner, B. Becklund, D. Bath, E- Canevari, j. Monroe, H. Tillinghast, B. Blodgett SECOND: B. McKee, B. Sheppard, M. Cordray, B. Barnett, J. Washburn, P. Driskell, K. Barkas, M. jef- fery, j. Patterson, j. Bugnone, j, Rathbone- THIRD: j. Morris, J. Tuttle, L. Barnett, R. Loop, A. Patzer, M. johnson, D. jungkeit, J. Carley, A- Boynton, I. Boynton. FOURTH: E. Hunter, Henderson, R. Kelly, N. Fellers, W. XVing, R. Luce, B. Read, Miss Patchett. TOP: G. Nardi, E. Meidell, P. Binkley, R. Sawyer, j, Planting, M. World, L. Fagan- III BOTTOM: R. Acquistapace, F, Acquistapace, G. Preble, j. Patterson, B. Magers, B. Kennedy, J. Plant ing, SECOND: R. Barbieri, R. Haas, D. Yee, B. Hansen, D. Pierre, N- Winans, j. Dowling, B. Bos worth, S. Mickey' THIRD: J. Hauser, B. Bamett, R. Loop, G. Poli, L. Boitano, K. Kapp, M. Bataeff C. Dietz, D. Dillon. FOURTH: J. Shea, J. Pedersen, N. Noonan, j. Barnett, L. Sokol, L. Thompson, D Vallier, G. Whiteford, B. Seegelken. FIFTH: B. McKee, R- Bruner, E. Baumgartner, j. Monroe, H, Gun heim, C. Riley, D. Seghezzi, M. Miller, j. Podstata, Miss Patchett. Honor S. R. The Honor S.R., advised by Miss Docia Patchett and Mr. Mark Aikin, is the Santa Rosa High School honor society. This local organization is primarily for the purpose of recognizing the scholastic achievement of those students whose grades are outstanding, but not of C.S.F. caliber. The members are permitted to participate in all activities of the C.S.F., and are also working to raise money to send students to the Institute of International Relations at Mills College. S ring officers were Doris Pierre, presidentg Sarah Mickey, secretary-treasurer: and Bob Ac- P quistapace, vice president. F-. i,'v A ,Ag 7 Y .mugs I V QL, fi! 4 A .- I 3 w '. 5 i 3 '- 'igriy . M , Q VV' 'f 'ff' ff- A,?gMw,5 s 'l'.. .4 Q - I' FALL OFFICERS ,V '- J. Podstata, Sec.-Treas.g D. Pi- erre, Pres.: N. Wfinans, Vice- . ' Pres. xi ,rf if va ABOVE - BOT TOM: M. Stevens Y. Michie R. Bean C. Estes, j. Ras mond, M. Bataeff C. Dietz, G. Patch ett. MIDDLE: P Handy, R. Mills, L Sokol, A. Titus, K Nash, H. Gunheim TOP: Miss Ratto D. Lazaurs M. An derson, J. Barnett P, Dillon, A. Min ney, P. Dunnagan J. Pryor. BELOW' - BOT TOM: R. Cameron B. Tauzer, T. Mad igan, H. Tilling hast, D. Ward, C. Blondino, J. Scho enthal. SECOND F. Ipsen, D- Jun keit, D. Ferrari, B. Story, M. Ozment, E. Dunbar, D. Rob bins, M. johnson M. Hendershott THIRD: D, Eores, B. Cornilsen, D Darling, A. Urus off, P. Murphy, P. Green, N. Stout, H. Avery. FOURTH B. McKee, Mrs Hanover, P. Handy, K. Nash, M. Lom bella, J. Pedersen M. Ellsworth, R. Neathery. TOP: E. Bertoli, J. Hender son. Jr. R Cross Sending relief and good cheer to the helpless and needy has been the aim of the junior Red Cross. A few of their many accomplishments have been the making of Valentine and Christmas menu covers and St. Patricks Day tray doilies for the Veterans' Hos- pital at Yountville, the making of Christmas tree ornaments and the decorating of the Childrens Wttrd at the Sonoma County Hospital. They also helped to fill the huge chest of school supplies sent overseas and aided the Senior Red Cross with their various projects. These worthwhile activities add up to truly distinguished service. ILVIIX 71 ,. OFFICERS V ,- 6 SML A ' f B. L. Read, Pres.: N. Fellers, V. Pres. Not pictured, P. Dunnagan, Sec. The Laurean Club, organized in 1927, is one of the oldest clubs in Santa Rosa High. Its purposes are to develop the creative writing of poetry, to stimulate the writing of worthy prose selections, and to foster a general interest in English and its many forms. The Laureate , the Club's yearly com- pilation of effort, is the evidence of the worthwhile ideas that have become a part of this group. .HILIIIJ I Inspiration and instruction is given to these writers by Mrs. Mabel Ware, Adviser. BOTTOM: B. Read, P. Dunnagan, C. Riley, B. Adams, M. johnson. MIDDLE: E. Brady, G. Bassotti, j Blom, G- Hakam. TOP: H. Lamb, N, Fellers, C. Blondino. E BOTTOM: J. Vallier, J. Bonar, K. Hart, li. Baker, B. Jenkins, D. Rasor, R. Rogers. SFCOND: C. XVil- liams, M. Cordruy, M. Hansen, M. Johnson, C. Wilstmn, M. Alurid, N. Bell, J- Manford. M. XX'ee-ks. THIRD: V. McKern, J. Lovell, B. Dimitratos, E. Bastoni, D. Seghezzi, V. Newman, F. Figuera, Mrs. Rothert. TOP: Mr. Johnston, P. Scaglione, I.. Gunnels, J. Cotta, B. Blodgett, B. Nix, C. Brown, C. Blondino, C. Young, N- Vorohey. T e Folk Dance lub Promenade and do-si-do! Swing your partner and 'round you go! Thats the patter you hear from the gym every Wednesdity' noon when two hundred students enjoy folk dancing. The turns are called by instructor Mrs. Claire Ladigan. The Folk Dance Club, entirely new this year, is composed of persons interested in learning authentic pattern dances characteristic of different nationalities. The officers of the club are: president, Bill Blodgett: vice president, Bill Nix: secretary and treasurer. Patricia Driscoll: and publicity. Robert Moore. Faculty sponsors are Mrs. Rothert and Mr. Johnston. OFFICERS: FRONT: C. Xlfilliams, P. Driscoll, REAR: B. Blodgctt, B. Nix. Folk Dancers perform for the Spanish Club. ai 111i-:fmt ,J Y, 5 .. ' A i 'se x N ' 5: SS -5 A, ft ... . wa, , 99 41 'T ABOVE-BO'I I'OM: R. Moodey, Hotle, R Barbieri, Monroe, T Revard. J. Shea, J. Rudy SECOND: -I. Griss, N Noonan, j. B I a c k, K Yopp, V. Higman. j M a r t i n, M. Meadows. THIRD: j. XVaters, C Parks, P. Murphy. D Striepeke. S. Sm i th, E Sweazy, j. Pederson, M Buckley. TOP: H, Hol- land, M- Ross, T. Tully R. Haas, F. Hunter, D Riehl, B. McGregor, D Clark, M. Sullivan, N Del Querra. BELOW'-BOTTOM : I. Boitano, B. Slivkoff, -I Rackerby, T. INIott, R Kinney, B. Winkler, D Bath, D. Rankin, D. Lar- sen, L, Shand. SECOND N. Willianistmn, S' Bruer, C. H a s e, B. Capanacci, A. Titus, P. Aaron, N Cross, D. Smith, I.. Men ini, B. Hansen. THIRD CQ. Poli, lf. Ifowler, G Siegel, M. Ketelsen, D Selby, M. Alarid, N. Bell j. Robinson, A. Minney M. XX'ilI- TOP: j. Carr D. Kehoe, C. Christensen B. Sawyer, B. Anderson A. Wtmlf, B. Wtmlfe, B Henthorn, G. Begley. rv I I if J' FK A' '....1lt QC? SV . X f , ,rf Drama Club The Drama Club enjoys the reputation of being one of the most outstanding organizations of our sthool groups. Mr. Glen Ciuymon is their director. OITFICIZRS D, Striepeke. President: R. Barbieri, Vine President: Black, Secretary: R. Moodey. Program Chairman. French lub The French Club, headed this year by Prexy Dave Chamberlain and Mrs. Ruth Godltin, adviser directed all its versatile energies toward raising mon- ey for the support of their adopted school in France. Events of their social calendar included the color- ful Mardi Gras, a fine initiation dinner, and that un- usual funfesr, the june picnic. OFFICERS l.. Sokol, Vice President, D. Pierre, Secretary: D. Chamher lain, President: j. Henderson, Program Planning, N. XVinans Treasurer. Jcrcrlln-lin f I- '51 'Nh-. ABOVE-BOTTOM: B Della Santinu, B. Nix, C1 UND: M. M cMichael j. Podstata, M. Stevens Mills, C. Nielson. THIRD: Mrs. Godkin, Ii Donnell, C. XVells, D vershield, P. Murphy, B Read, TOP: N- Meyer D. Rohhins. J. Manville R. Ottohoni, M. Seager -I. Murray, P. XVOOCI, I Pedersen, F. Voight. BIfI.OXYfBOTTOlNl1 .I Fink, M. K o e n i g, 'I' Hight, R. Black, D Chamberlain, B. Howell B. Becklund, N. Gravel D. Hogue, B. Bayer- SECOND: Blom, K Hodges, Ci. B a rn 1, M Ellsworth, B. Cameron, I Hindringer, j. Henderson N. Leu, M. johnson, G Gentet, P. Avellar, M Anderson, C. Henry, R jenkins, P. Dunnagan. THIRD: N. Cuneo, A Burch, P- Hester, B. ,lun kin, N. Harp. G. Bur nette, P. Becker, J. Dow ling, I.. Goss, B. Lindsav B. Adams. B. Hansen. B Cottrell, P. Chalmers. TOP: M. Alarid, P. Aar on. M. Koenig, P. Flder I.. Barham. B. jenkins, D Fores, B- Blodgett, D I Iohnson. R. Holten, I. W Highland. i i . ,, V1 'W Shafer, D. McDonald, H. Stearns, M. O'Conner, D. XX'ood, j. XX'heeler. SEC- M' Penland, N. Vorohey, K. Rousseau, C. 'XX'oody, S. Smith, N. Vfinans, Ri Shand, C. Parks, J. Pierre, F. Sokol, C. Sill V . 9 ram-'A At1ui se habla espanol is the rule among all the gay senors and seno- ritas of the Spanish Club. 2-4 J 0 ,, Spani h lub ,w.!.,y ' .WI g f N f' I iff x -' ,iifgf - ::' ' I f sf li l . A l , 'W ll s' - I - t 5, 0 - -. ' WT .Y I . I Ffa' ., V 1 bl if 'M ,2 Q, ,gg 3 ,S ilu J P FALL OFFICERS - FRONT: Y. Michie, V. Pres.: E. Can- evari, Sec. REAR: R. Sawyer, Treas.: R, Buffi, Pres.: N. Econome, Sgt.-at-Arms. ABOV E-BOTTOM: B. Sawyer, N. Fellers, G. P. Driskell, B. Beggio, ricksen, N. Econome, B. The Christmas Party, held in the cafeteria, with authentic Spanish food, games, and decorations, proved a huge success. Other activities undertaken were the selling of popcorn and the distributing of membership cards for a twenty-five cent fee. These cards enable the holder to attend meetings and to be present in group pictures. Balloting for officers in the spring revealed the president to be Ronald Buffig the vice president, Yvonne Michie: the secretary, Eugene Canevari: the treasurer, Richard Sawyer: the sergeant-at-arms, Nick Econome. Miss Scott and Mr. Aikin, faculty sponsors, advise the group. Meidell, J. Hostetter, E. Canevari, R. Smith, N. Cross, S. Lavell, K- Rapp, Ries, D. Gillelen. THIRD: W. Fred- Tauzer, J. De Brotinic, B. Aeuff, P. Springer, I.. Boitano, E- Pierre, M. Johnson, M. Hunn, M. Schultz, P. Barnett, A. Roneoni, J. Oates, J. Morris, F. Sumner, P. Wtwlfe. SECOND: L. Myers, D. G, Hattie, C. Estes, G. Brodie, J. Cobble, G. Stevenson, L. Scheel, TOP: J. Mitchell, T. Binkley, L. Reynaud, D. Buck, G. Preble, F. Ac- quistapace, I. Boynton, D. Smoot, N. Revie, J. Rus- sell, L. Sullivan, J. Butz, B. Pettie, Miss Scott, N. Dixon- BE LOXV-BOTTOM : E. ,J-A Meidell, A. Schmitt, D. Yee, R. Bufh, D. Niteh- man, R. Acquistapaee, D, F o s t e r, J. Crevelli, T. H al pi n, D. Crownin- shield, H. Hansen, D. Os- born. S E C O ND : D. Meckfessel, M. Hood, H. Eisenhauer, R. Peach, A. Peterson, P. Domer, J. De Meo, M- Tomasi, R. Eseola, L. Fagan, G. Nar- XVolf, L. Martinez. di, A. THIRD: M. Meadows, V. H i g m a n, C. Hase, N. Noonan, M. Cordray, D. Vallier, P. H an d y, R. Gemitti, C. Vlright, P. Butz, J. XX'eseom, P. Yan- dle, B. Bosworth, K. Bar- kas, D. Carrillo, C- XVil- son FOURTH: B. De Lemos, D, Jungkeit, J. Bugnone, N. Larkin, B. Hoberg. J. Metcalf. N. Sheppard, A. Boynton, R. Loop, S. Montini, J. Bur- nett, I.. Thompson, Y. M i e h i e, D. Dillon. D. Gantner. FIFTH: I.. Bitr- nett, B. Oliver, H- Beeh- tel, V. Tabor, O. Georg- elos. B. Sheppard, B. Pea- cock. P, Osborne, H. Gunheim, J. Langlois. J. Sommerheld, I.. Proctor, 1 P. Aaron, Mr. Aikin. TOP: M. Txxitehel. N. Go ss, P. Hervford. B. Acuff. QD. m i t h, N. Cross. li- Meidell, I'. Por- teru. B. Adams. C. Riley, P. Dunnagan, Tal ' Starting its second year as an organized club. Tal Ni Qformerly the Latin Clubj elected as its fall ofiicers Ann Patzer, Tom Mott, and Jeanne Hauser. The club was advised by Miss Behrend. New mem- bers were initiated at an impressive evening candle- light ceremony after a day of parading in Roman togas. The club members, as their first money-raising project, made and sold candied apples. During the first spring meeting the new officers were elected. They were Willie Wing, presidentg Joanna Carley, vice presidentg and jean Raymond, secretary-treasurer. The main social event of the year was a picnic which was held at the end of the term. INITIATION J. Rich, D. Seghezzi, J. Carley, J. Raymond, B. Seegelken. FALL OFFICERS A. Patzer, Pres.: T. Mott, V. Pres-1 J. Hauser, Sec.-Treas, BOTTOM: B. Kennedy W. Henderson, T. Mott n. Bath, M. Eim, N. oa- vis, B. Shea. SECOND B. Gleason, A. Titus, B Piloni, G. Asher, J. Hau ser, M. Jones, j. Dowl ing, A- Patzer, E. Brady THIRD: Miss Behrend B. Seegelken, M. Mayer, S. Hughes, J. Carley, G Whiteford, j, Patterson L. Carley, L. Putnam, D. Seghezzi. TOP: B. Mc Kee. J. Dale, T. Maddy, B. Fisher, XV. XVing, j Rich. I JIM LIN! Y? l 55,034 STAFF-BOTTOM: C. Wells, A. Boynton, D. Dashwander, j. Henderson, j. Mosure, j. Martin. MIDDLE: Mr. Crockett. C. Feist, R. Tilson, H. Gunheim, S. Montini, R- Guanella. TOP: F, Ipsen, V. Cameron, J. Harrison, M. Burnett, C. Brown, R. Kelly, D. Miller. Santa Rosan To provide a record of school events, both curricular and extracurricular activities, for present and future years has been the purpose of this year's Santa Rosanf' In becoming a six-column newspaper, this year the Santa Rosanm has been able to present more news to its readers. SPRING STAFF: Sports Editor, janet Mosure, Assistant News Edi- tor, Virginia Cameron, Assistant Feature Editor. Carole Wells, Exchange Editor, Janice Martin: Copy Editor, Rae jean Kelly, Assistant Business Manager, Ray Haas. Reporters: Charles Brown. Myrl Burnett, Catherine Feist, Rena Guanella, Hel- en Gunheim, jimmy Harrison, Frank Ipsen, Sue Montini, Rosemary Tilson. Adviser. Mr. D, E. Crockett. FALL STAFF: Editor-in-Chief, Alice Boynton, News Editor, Dor- othy Dashwander, Assistant, Carol Wells, Feature Editor. jean Henderson, Sports Editor, janet Mo- sureg Assistant, Dave Miller, Assistants, Frank Ip- sen, Ray Haas, Girls' Sports, Janice Martin, Art Editor. Trenton Tully, Exchange Manager, Lois Foppiano: Reporters. Frank Ipsen, Ray Haas: Ad- vertising Manager, Virginia Cameron, Assistants, Rena Guanella, Berna Williams, Adviser, Mr. D. E. Crockett. SPRING STAFF fl. Mosure, Sports Editor, j. Henderson and D. Dash- wander, Co-Editors, Martin, Exchange Editor. ll H1 FALL STAFF A. Boynton, Editor-in-Chief, T. Tully, Art Editor, V. Cam- eron, Advertising Manager, C. Yifells, Assistant Editor. ,, evil Hows 'gy W. ,' I zglvrp Orchestra The last strains of Pomp and Circumstanceu fading away at graduation time mark another ef' fective performance of the orchestra. At the Feb- ruary graduation the orchestra played the accom- paniment for Glenn Klein, student soloist, in his rendition of Mendelssohns Capriciosol', a piano concerto. The orchestra, composed of thirty pieces and directed by Mr. Josef Walter, is responsible rar the excellent music we have at graduation, Bacca- laureate, the Christmas Play, and many other pro- grams. The orchestra participated in the combined Sonoma County Band and Orchestra Festival on May 5. Our band and orchestra together presented a concert on May 22. Their man erformances ave them a chance Y ,P 8 . D to show the public what worthwhile entertainment a high school group can produce. OFFICERS: G. Klein, D. Carico, B. Vadon, Mr. XValter, B. Read, R. Kelly. CHRISTMAS PLAY QUINTET: A. Boynton, I. Boynton, F. Hall, j. Planting, J. Henderson. BOTTOM: P. Holtzen, S. Smith, P. Dollarhide, J. Planting, A. Boynton, I. Boynton, N. Revie, C. Henry, Mr. Walter, P. Pierre, R. Kelly, L. Arnett, D. Berger, B. Holten, V. Wells, G. Shafer, B. Baumgartner. FIRST RISE: B. Seegelken, G. Klein, K. Rapp, B. Read, S. Brown, j. Russell, E. Hall. TOP: B. Peacock, B. Vadon, B. Hall, D. Carico, B. Laizure. SEATED: B. Seegelken, D. Dillon, D. johnson, B. Storey, M. Ozment, R. Narduzzi, M. johnson, D. Yee, C. Estes, L. Putnam, R. Bruner, S. Mickey, B. Read, R. Fraga, J. Larcom, C. Frediani, O. Harmon, V. Napier, D. O'Dell, G. Preble, R. Nelson, P. Wolf. FIRST RISE: V. Fisher, G. Henthorn, A. Dickinson, C. Wfoody, M. McCamphell. B. Gleason, P. Farris, D. Carico. SECOND RISE: N. Revie, B. Laizure, P. Dillon, L. Bartolomei, B. McBurney, J. Oates, D. Ferrari, E. Stephens, G. Pera. Band A roll of the drums, the blare of the trumpets, and the glitter of twirling batons again announces the coming of the Santa Rosa High School band, Under the direction of Mr. Josef Walter, the band has made many appearances at public functions. On New Year's Day our band joined many other fine school bands in the pageant at the Shrine liilst-West Football Game. held in Kezar Stadium, San Francisco. This honor came at the personal invitation of the Shrine Pageant Committee. Half-time at all football games has given the band a fine opportunity to dazzle the spectators with novel and tricky maneuvers. Our band has put on a colorful show at the Armistice Day Parade and the Army Day celebra- tion. Among the year's standout performances was the band's appearance on May 5 at the annual combined Sonoma County Band and Orchestra Festival. Another program was presented on May 22 by the band with the orchestra. Education Week saw the band parading again in Santa Rosa and presenting a concert for the public. The band can always be counted upon for good music and brilliant displays. THE BAND MANEUVERING AT THE ANALY GAME FALL OFFICERS FRONT: P. Dillon, Mgr.: L. Bartolomei, Sec.-Treas. REAR: B, Bruner, Mgr.: D. Carico, Pres-g B. Vadon, V. Pres. ezgblj-one 4 z xii ,Af 'iq JG 3 'ya' f. YT! Z Q 6 i ABOVE: J. Langlois, D. Cridlebaugh, M. Hansen, A. Urusoff, L. Cole, M. Buckley, C. Mallory, E. Alex- ander, D, Kidwell, P. Yopp, K- Yopp, M. Fulgham, H. Mann, N. Thompson, M. Lawler, L. Robinson, E. Wilson, V. Pringle. BELOW: R. Loop, P. Helms, G. Poli, C. Hase, N. Harp, R. Cox, J. Nerison, P. Pillow, J. LaSalle, R. Bean, M. Jeffery, D. Jungkeit, B, Baumgartener, T. Magnetti. l3h'lomel Choir Say It With Music always introduces the Philomel Choir, Santa Rosa Highs songsters of sweetness and style. The fine direction of Miss Helen Cochrane enables these girls to turn in their sterling performances. Appearances on their calendar included: Christmas Play program. Dec. 11 and 12 .....,.............. .The Choir opened National Girls' Week for the Business and Professional Women. ........They participated in the Northern California Choral Festival at Oakland. They performed in a dance and song recital. They took part in the combined Sonoma, Marin, Napa, and Mendocino Counties' Festival at San Rafael. National Music Week ........ They sang in the Sonoma County Secondary Choral Concert at Sebastopol. March 9 ................. ....... May 7 ..... May 13 ...... ........ May 22 .................................. Student leaders for the fall were: Pat Yopp Cox, student directorg Ruth Bean, second student director, Virginia Higman, secretary-treasurerg Marilyn Jeffery, courtesy chairmang and Shirley Hodsen, choir robe chairman. Those who took over these responsibilities in the spring were: Marian Fulgham, student di- rector, Patsy Yopp Cox, second student directorg Ruth Bean, secretary-treasurer, and Marilyn Jeffery, courtesy chairman. tlgli. ll nil L24 ...ah 13... 1-1'-'19 u .vpn-, - f. .ta-' -H 1 :gina-mn BOTTOM: G. Hackman, E. Dunbar, M. Malm, B. Foster, J. Phillippi, B. Leere, M. Lambella, M. Sullivan, L. Mizzel, F. Blagg, A. Norris. MIDDLE: J. Cridlebaugh, B. Craig, N. Harp, F. Blondino, C- Owen, J, Washburn, B. Wistuba, F. Fowler, D. Jungkeit, J. Wahl, B. Ross, S. Williams. TOP: M. Cochrane, J. Jahn, P. Acuff, J. Walker, R. Manfredi, M. Magowan, R. Jenkins, J. Bertino, N. Dixon, D. Selby, L- Robinson, R. Grimes, R. Dickerson. JOLLY SANTA CLAUS SINGERS: B. Foster, J. Maddux, C. Owen, M. Magowan, F. Blondino, J. Cridle- baugh, R. Jenkins, F. Huckaby, M. Malm, M. Sullivan, J. Washburn, B. Wistuba, F. Dunbar. Girls' G ee The Philomel Choir of the future will be composed of members from this Girls' Glee. Under Miss Cochrane's able direction, these girls have taken part in many activities. They participated in the Christmas Program on December 11 and 12, the Dance and Song Recital on April 23, and the Sonoma County Choral Festival during National Music Week. The spring group of officers in this club were president, Pat Acutifg vice president, Bobbie Wistubag secretary-treasurer, Carol Owen: courtesy chairman, Mary Malm. OFFICERS-B. Leete, P- Aanff, M. Sullivan. ABOVF BOTTOM F Canevari P Domer 'I Owens D Hunter j Cuneo M Campbell J Maghetti W Munsi R Bateman B Haggard R La Francht MIDDLF D Clark A Matter: B Noonan B Cromie D Riehl G Stumbaugh D Oates D Devoto C Blackwell J Neal D Miller TOP D Bean M Sullivan F Cane D Morgan L Swanets B Reske S Magowan N Porter C Letbscher H Hayes R Gibson F Baumgartner M Wood BFLOW CHRISTMAS PLAX PERFORMANCE P Domer A Matterl G Canewari J Maghettt K Chlarom H Hayes F Owens C1 Stumbaugh B Noonan D Morgan M Campbell Cain J Cuneo B Reske D Riehl R Gibson B Cromie R Bateman B Haggard W Munsi R Lal-rancht F johnson D Oates C Soderqulst D Miller N Porter D Devoto S Magowan C Blackwell oys G ee Stouthearted Men in swelling chorus means that the Boys Glee is again performing We are very proud of our Boys Glee with their thrilling bass and tenor voices Miss Helen Cochrane who is their instructor does a fine iob. During the year they sang for many activities. In the Christmas Program the boys gave a magnificent performance. They again thrilled the audience at Sebastopol on May ll. On May 13 came the Spring Concert, in which the Boys' Glce participated. The fall officers of this fine group were president, jerry Maghetti, vice president, David Millerg secretary-treasurer, Dick Riehlg and courtesy chairman, Malin Campbell. The spring officers were president, Bill Noonan, vice- president, Lorne Swanetsg and secretary-treasurer. Nile Porter. efglnm-fl: v Wd? M. Sen v .21 fy4 3, Q.. A 45 19' ' '-A J . fix 'gi x ' 5 uf 1 . I:AI.I. OFIIICIERS Cook, Reporter, Ii. Rozlrk, Pres tinel: D. Btuh, Sec. oQ!s if . 7 4, .A .fr -r ,. 1.2 Gm if f,'X '6 ,' 'ir I Iogue, twig F. FA rt- ABOVE-BOTTOM: B Holst, D. Irvine, G Sutherland, I.. Bourdens S. Pacheco, Smith, C Taylor, H. Bkljl1.ICI1SIllS,II Vunnctti, Ii. Erickson, R Heimen. R. Canepa, R Beurdslcy. SECOND: H Doughty, C. Frank, H Mattcri, H. Leras, V Kzirson, I.. XX'est, H. Pi- erre, I. Donofrio, J. Cor- ICSC, If. M yers, M Thompson, Myers, I. Clark, M. Shndrick, THIRD: Mr. KCIIU, G Hurt, R. Ci r c g 5 o n, K Cook, Ii. Russ, D. High land, F. Smith, E. Ifrecsc j. Ifrems, R. Baker, Mr johnson. TOP: D. Buck C. Miralmontez, D. Mr- Auley, IT. Rezendes, B Pogue, D. Cole, D. Greg.:- Son, tl. Munville. R, Rog- ers, S. If cI xx' 21 r d N, XY' Avila. IJ. Smith. I3IQI.OXY'fBOTTUINI 2 R Iiuxmnn, M. C o o k, If Ifrcitns, V. Gravatt, D Bath, P. NI u r r n y. D. Hogue. B. Rourk, Ren- ney, Ci. Liebscher, R. CIUQLQLIQIULI. IT. De Marco. SFCUND: XV. Mudgell. T. Nnkaunuru, M, Iicrrc- ro, xl. O'Iirien, R- I.ucxu, C. Iilontlino, D. Roluhins, II. Springer. A. Kalscnmn, Ii. Slotit, D. Hutt, I.. Bcrtolini. G. Trader. THIRD: Mr. Egglcxlon. J. flnllahnn. Cf. Morris, II, I.unaIy. D. Duncan, D- Bunn, Cl. H Il 121 r LI. I.. Iformxxny, T. Vfelsh, D. Spa-ntcr, NI. Ross, C. Gil- hcrl. I. Slmtdritk. Nlr. King. IIIIIIIZ D. IILITIILT. I.. Rohm XV. Roulon, I. C.lil1. XY. Ilodcn I3 Niulmmn. T. Rcxurd. D. Slingxlu. K7 fil1H,UILlI'l.1, I. KL'lISL'Il. T. Hnlpin. D. XYooLI. XY. Dunmn. SANTA ROSA E. E. A. PRESENTS CHECK EOR S115 TO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EL'ND H. Matteri, judge H, Comstock, P. Mur- ray, C. Taylor. E. E. A. BOOTH AT THE SONOMA COUNTY EAIR TAKES EIRST PLACE LIVESTOCK -IUDGING TEAM WHICH XVENT TO KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI D. Hogue, D. Bath, Mr. jamison, B. Roark, D. Nitchmzxn. -IIM REANY SHOXYS IIIS HEREFORD STEER, THE GRAND CHAMPION, AT THE SONOMA COLNTY FAIR DAIRY CATTLE HIIQIJGING TEAM XVHICH XVENT TO XVATERLOO, IOXVA j. Slmdrick, C. Guggiunu, Mrm. Inwrie, D. Slingaby, Ci. Ross. f Future Farmers of America The Santa Rosa Chapter of Future Iarmers of Amerrca had a yery outstandrng year keeprng tts record as one of the leadrng chapters rn the state and the natron In October Perry Murray and Tom Reward were delegates to the state F F A conyentron rn San Lurs Obrspo at Calrfornra Polytechnrc College Whrle there Perry receryed hrs State Farmer Degree Brll Wrnkler recened the same degree and was chosen Star State Farmer of the North Coast Re gron In the local chapter meetrng forty nrne boys were rnrtrated rnto the Green Hand Degree At a later meetrng of Tru county Future Iarmers at the Sonoma Mrssron Inn elghteen Santa Rosa Green Hands were rarsed to the degree of Chapter Farmer For the thrrd year rn a row the chap ter receryed the Master Chapter award The darry cattle and lryestock judging teams both recerved top honors rn the natron at natronal contests rn Waterloo Iowa and Kansas Cnty Mrssourr The darry cattle team yudgrng at the Natron al Darry Congress rn Waterloo won a gold emblem award as one of the top teams and rndrvrdual honors of srlyer emblems were awarded to Ivan Shadrlck Gerald Ross and Don Slrngsby Clem Guggrana was the alternate and Mrs Alyce Lowrre accompanxed the team to Waterloo The lrvestock yudgrng team also won the gold emblem award for top honors at the Amerucan Royal Lnestock Show and Natronal FFA conyentron rn Kansas Crty Indryrdual honors were gold emblem awards to Ben Roark and Don Bath and a srlver emblem award to Doug Hogue Daxrd Nrtchman was the alternate and Mr amrson accompanred the team to Kansas Cnty Also at the Natronal Com entron Bob Murray was awarded the Amerrcan Farmers Degree In the sectronal publrc speakrng contest Don Bath placed second rn a freld of four speakers Don spoke on The Value of judgrng Through the cashrng of a sayrngs bond and chapter donatnons the chapter gave 35115 to the Santa Rosa Memorral Hosprtal Fund In November the Grand Natronal Lrvestock Show at the Cow Palace rn San Francrsco was yrsrted by the mayorrty of the members of the chapter Don Bath and Don Slrngsby exhrbrted lambs at the Great Western Lryestock Show rn Los Angeles Don Bath had grand champron lamb and champron pen rn the Future Farmer Drvrsron whrle Don Slmgsby followed closely with second place lamb At the Parents and Sons Banquet on March 1 Ben Roark and Perry Murray were awarded the Calrfornra Bankers Award for berng the outstandrng Future Farmers and Ag students based on the past three years work There were about one hundred seventy frve parents boys and guests at the banquet Ben Roark Doug Hogue Don Bath Perry Murray Allan Kaseman Clem Guggrana Rrtz Gu grana Francrs Sprrnger and rm Reaney exhrbrted beef darry cattle and sheep at the Grand Na tronal unror Ln estock Show at the Cow Palace durrng Easter yacatron week All were awarded pre mrums on therr stock durrng the yudgrng The beef cattle and sheep were sold at auctron at the end of the show wxth prrces ayeragrng about erghteen cents per pound above the market prrce Santa Rosa boys exhrbrted the best chapter group of ten fat lambs and won the trophy rn that class The lambs belonged to Perry Murray and Clem Gugglana Ben Roark Doug Hogue and Don Bath took the top honors for yudgrng darry cattle and won the trophy rn that drvrsron whrle Clem and Rrtz Guggrana jrm Reaney and Perry Murray placed frrst second and tred for thrrd respectrvely rn the lryestock yudgrng contcst Thus the thrrd trophy was clarmed for Santa Rosa The trophres were avyarded at a banquet gryen for all the exhrbltors by Sears Roebuck Foundatron and was held rn the Palace Hotel rn San Francrsco The Aggre Barn Dance vsas held on May 21 It was one of the best dances of the year and was vyell attended by the chapter members and therr guests The Ag Prcnrc an annual Future Farmer affarr for May was held at Boyes Sprmgs wrth svsrmmrng and delrcrous barbecued steaks for draw mg cards Other judgrng contests of the year were entered at Lodr Fxeld Day Davis Plcnrc Day and Mc Murray Freld Day Durrng Aprrl the chapter held nts own fleld day and yudgrng contest wrth many of the schools rn Sonoma Napa and Marrn Countres competrng The fmal contest rn yudgrng was the state contest at Calrfornra Polytechnrc College on May 8 Santa Rosa entered teams rn darry poultry lnestock farm mechanrcs darry products agronomy and tree yudgmg Santa Rosa Hrgh and thc communrty haye good reason to be proud of the splendnd record that the Future Farmers and therr Instructors haye produced 1.115 7 f v , ' ' , .. . . , . . . g .V 4 . . , ' . . 1 1 - a . , - v a 1 ' 1 ' 1 v r v w - V v i , . 4 Y . . Q . .v, 7 . J . . . . v . . , , . , . .. . -- ' 1 v 1 . . . 7 . 4 . a , . . y a - - y - - -I H . ' , , 1 1 s a v 1 ' ' , , I , , - v . ', , 1 1 1 4 v yi v 1 7 v , , I . K . , 1 1. . . , , '. ' v -V ' 4 ra 1' ' 1 . r V . .. H - - 4 1 I 1 . , 1 1 t', 'a . r' 1 1 ' . - 1 . 7 7 . 2 vs I 4 A 5 K - K vc - 1' ' 1'. 1 1 r , .1 1 - 7 ' 1 a v 1 v a ' K . . 1 l!l'.7 -PII? ' 1 - - . ' 1 4. BOTTOM: R. Guggiana, P. Nicholas, j. Cromie, A. Matteri, N. Del Querra, G. Lawry, R. Riehl, J. Hotle, F. lpsen. SECOND: R. Cameron, D, Devoto, F. Aquistapace. L. Barnes, R. Barbieri, R. Freclerickson, C- Weller, W. Von Tillow, R. Yarbrough. THIRD: J. Rudy, A. Cohen, D. Meckling, B. Reske, A. Chambers, B- Chambers, M. Nordyke, E. Christian, B. Winkler. TOP: A. Norris, T. Nakamura, J. Hall, A. Gravel, L. Bertolini, B. Ratto, F. Bertoli, G. Olson. 'si , 'QQ' A Block S S... N! The record books are again closed on a success- ful year for the Block S Societyfeighty strong. The annual fall initiation was held in the football lockers where thirty-five new members were inducted r, into the club, During their time of trial they feasted ' on raw eggs .md a strangely concocted smorgasbord. However, amends were made at the fine dinner held at the Occidental Hotel in honor of the new members. FALL OFFICERS FRONT: A. Matteri, Secretary: N. Del Querra, President: G. Lawry, Vice President. RFAR: D. Canevari, Sergeant at arms: D. Morgan, Director: Cromie, Director. D. Jorgen- son, Director: not pictured. FALL INITIATION G, Treder, R, Gibson, F. lpsen. I f E 4 s L44 '35 I - .. M, BOTTOM: -I. Monroe, N. Porter, il. Wallace, G. Storti, T. Revard, D. Canevari, G. Tretler, D. Berndt, M Sullivan, C. Morris, H. Holland. MIDDLE: B. Hastings, N. Dick, j. Cuneo, D. Foster, D. Hunter, j Bertacco, T- Shields, Ci. Leihscher, B. Anderson, L. Waters. TOP: E. Thompson. L. Schefer, j. Nordyke G. Babbini, D. Gibson, li. De Marco, C, Gondola, B. Mills, D. Colombini, E. Bassignani, Mr. Fortier. u . .- fit , ' .W .ggi Society P .- -- iff The evening of March 12, 1918, will live long 4 it in the memories of Santa Rosa students as the best W dance of the semester, the Block Dance. Dick Caricos band supplied the music for the athletes and their guests. The Block S has high praise to offer for their adviser and coach. Orb lfortier, who has so ably served in the department for twenty-three years now. SPRING OFITICFRS FRONT: D. Ciinevari, President: D. Morgan, Director: -I. Cromie. Vice President: G. Treder, Director. REAR: U. Storti, Director: G, Litwry, Sergeant at arms: T. Revard, Secretary: L. Swnnets, Director. '-mfs? j- Henderson. H. Holland. C. Parks. :ind D. Riehl enjoy the Block S tliince. I ! l I 4 G.A.A The Girls' Athletic Association, a very active group in Santa Rosa High. has a membership of 281 at the present time. The purpose of this organization is to further interest in athletics for girls, to develop the spirit of loyalty and cooperation, and to foster the highest ideals of good sportsmanship among the girls not only in athletic activities but in all student activities. -g-C. C G.A.A. CABINET-BOT TOM: M. Fulgham, K Yopp, N. Stout, D. Pi- erre, S. Winkler, B. Wil- liams, S. Cummings, J Waters. TOP: D. Frey D, Frey, Miss Smith: Mrs. Ballou. SECON D AXVARD GROUP - BOTTOM: J. Waters, S. Cummings, B. Story, D. Frey, B. Litza, A. Crane, N. Stout. TOP: D. Frey, R- Narahara, V. Shipp, V. Fowler, M. Twitchel, E. Alexander, M. Gates. lllll 111 f f FIRST AXVARD GROVP K. Walter, R. Neatherev, B. Cornilsen, D. Darling, A. Urusoff, P. Vidalin, B. Canada, B. Hass. MIDDLE: L. Shand, A. Minney. P. Baggenstos, D- McCartney, L. De- lucchi, J. Izard, Neri- son, G. Barenchi, N. Goss. TOP: K. Rous- seau, C. Garrison, I. Hindringer, B. Seegelken, D. Dillon, B. Cameron, N. Davidson. FIRST AXVARD GROUP BIELOXV- BOTTOINIZ Dabney, S. Kaseman, j. Laughlin, M. Holt, F- Blondino, S. Montini, B. Ag jorgensen, D. Smith, D. '59 XILIIIICI. IN1 I DDL E: D. Sepulveda, B. Ross, P. Butz, G. Whiteftird, S. T' ' Bruer, M. Bataeff, D. XVilson, P. Aaron. TOP: A. Patzer, M. Will, M. Burnett. H. Beckley, C' Dawes, L. Goss, L. Da- vis. The G.A.A. is open to every girl in the school who enjoys participation in athletics The Ifirst Award Group is made up of hard-working girls who are looking forward to the coveted Block S.R. They are good sports, as was shown by their cooperation at the spring initiation After surviving initiation they received their membership cards. which made them full-fledged members of the G.A.A One hundred points entitles a member to her first awardg six hundred gives her a second award. The Block S.R. is granted when a girl has earned one thousand pointsg while with one thousand. four hundred points a member is granted the Star Block S. R. The highest award that any girl can earn with one thousand. eight hundred points is the G.A.A. plaque. fllwefiel -1 .,,f , ,. nv, -1' GW! af 4 '45 I FALL OFFICERS M, lfulgham, Sec.-Truim.: B, Williams, Pres.: j. Pearson. V. Pres. - 1 - H ff X. ' fm! . . xx 1 My A P 5 if' . ,.,, . h. ,NV ' -' x , , , 1 gy Lx V T dy.- ,,. 45 .. if I rf- fm!! ff. f BLOCK S. R. - BOT- TOM: N. Rose, B, XX'il- liams, D. Pierre, P. Yopp, M. Fulgham, R. Bean. TOP: Mrs. Ballou, ll Langlois, K. Yopp, S. Winkler, D. Kidwc-ll Miss Smith. BELOW'-BOTTOM: j Bertacco, B. Litza, M Rose, L. Bartolomei. P Avellar. TOP: J. XX'aters j. Martin, A. Crane, P jcnscn, j. Podstata. Block S. R. In the Blank NR. .ll'L' .uwmlvlul rlmu girls xxlm f'.lTIILlP,1IC in .irhluriu tor thu shccr low ot Worr mtl. .xx .1 result. L-xml in rnhlcm skilla. Ilm present Iminlu-rxhip in this OT3l.1I1lZ.lliOTl is lwcnlxi 'lihix yur thu lilmk SR. girlx llflptlilly survui riinnnr at rlin- If! A. luxmnlur. 1511111 C1.A.A. .inii Blink AR. im-ry .ilwlx .ldxlscd during the pmt xL.1'11x' Nlrx. lrlmw BAIIUL1 .md Him i1I'I1L'NlIIlL' Simrh. x CHESS CLUB- BOTTOM: D. Chamber lain, j. Rasmussen, -I Cutter, G. Olson, T. Maddy, TOP: Mr. Biella, E. Hunter, E. Baumgart ner, D. Yee, R. Holten Mr. XX'allstrum. IZNGINIEFRS CLUB- BOTTOM: li. Baumgart- ner, l., Fagan, H. Hill TOP: Mr. Carlton, F. Thompson. B. Wlright, T. Richey, Mr- Newton. CHESS CLUB Intellectual play occupies the members of the Chess Club. The team emerged triumphant from its matches, winning four and losing two X'X'hen Analyg Petaluma, San Rafael, and Santa Rosa form their league, the competitive record will be longer Instruction was given by' Allan Kelly, who represented the Santa Rosa Chess Club. George Koltanowski, worlds champion blindfold chess player, aided in organizing our junior chess league. Faculty' advisers of the group are Mr. Biella and Mr. Wallstrtim, vxfl ENGINEILRS This relttiyely new club is mide up of high school students who plan to become engi ncers Hetded by Adxisers Mr Nlew ton and Mr C1 lton the boys pltnned field trips which would entblc them to study different phtscs of engineering in order to decide the field on which they will cOment.1te Among their excursions were '1 trip to the Cyclotron Lftborfitories on the bniversity of Ctlifornia Campus and fi visit to one of the mijor oil refineries in the Bay' Areft. 111 W1 A Athletics -9 Qing 44 Aw 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Take Me Gui to th Ball Game Football Schedul TEAM DATE :flAnaly .,.,,.. ,, ...,, , S ept. 20 :f:Alameda .. 27 Vallejo .,lll . l..,....... Oct. 5 Napa . , . .,.......l 11 San Rafael ...,.l, 18 Analy .... ....,wl 2 4 :Eureka wlll, ,,., . .. 31 Tamalpais ...... ..lllll N ov. 8 Petaluma ,,aaaa,..,aaaaa,aaaaa.aa. V 14 'F Non-league games. BOTTOM: R. Gibson, Mgr.g N. Del Querra, D Canevari, D. Riehl E. Bassignani, T. Shields, B, Mills. SECOND: P. Pepin, Mgr.g L Schefer, D. Slings- by, R. Colombini, J. Hotle, B. Hastings, C. Don nelly, F. De Marco N. Dick, Mgr. THIRD: Coach j. Underhill G. Storti, R. Guanella, G. Treder, D. Rankin F. Black, j. Racker by, D. Berndt, Coach J. Dardis. TOP: P. Nicholas, R. Guggiana, G. Leib scher, D. Devoto, N. Porter, C. Gondola, T. Naka mura. SCORES S.R. 15 13 6 0 25 16 O 13 24 7117151-Q 161671 FIRST STRING VARSITY: LINE: R. Guggiana, C. Gondola, D. Canevari, D. Riehl, D. Slingsby, B. Mills, D. Devoto. BACKFIELD: G. Treder, R. Colombini, N. Del Querra, E. Bassignani. I S4 DU AEI' .- 'M ,K 1 ,W I AR! , 45 L , Z rm- 5, B 1 ll- 3 3 x 3 L 'I Y., he ASMLQNA opmesm 1 f 'X Q 3 L X I 'W 3 f ,ff f S. A Jai' M4 L 1, 'gdb I f' I' x 2? f' nf N. , M' I x whim EBSCHER L E A, Sim . 5 . ff if-QM 1 RQEHL.. C, K TREDER, R.H ,V ,E , K V, . . Q - , QoNoo1.A, zu ,M --4 --. 1 fi is 'iff fr! JI -ff 3 . AM n ' vw hu qu of, , rs' - v . Q lp, m, ,an ' o SECOND STRING VARSITY-LINE: R. Guggiana, C' Gondola, D. Canevari, D. Riehl, T. Shields, B. Mills, G. Leibscher. BACKFIELD: j. Hotle, D. Colombini, N. Del Querra, E. Bassignani. arsity Football Although this year's squad was one of the greenest and youngest ever fielded by Coaches Genial jim Underhill and Flash jim Dardis, the Panthers plunged through to a well-deserved fourth position. With few returning veterans from last year's varsity, the coaches built a team not only for 47 but for 1i8. The season's two practice tilts with Analy and Alameda brought the Panthers vic- tory. But the Panthers, still lacking experience, dropped their N. B. L. opener to the Val- lejo Apaches with a final score of 19-6. one hundred BLANKET AWARD WINNER: G. Treder. ASSISTANT COACH: jim Dardis. CO-CAPTAINS: N. Del Querra, D. Riehl. HEAD COACH: jim Underhill. Qlffs ffe ALI... ,Z P Nicholas, L. Schefer, T. Nakamura, D. Rankin F lusen Q T. G. G. Q and Fb Next the Orange and Black met Napa's Blue and Gold on Bailey Field, losing 6-0. After a week of hard and diligent training the roaring Panthers journeyed to San Rafael where they defeated the Bulldogs 25-20. Encouraged by this upset victory, and sparked by the brilliant playing of George Treder, the Panthers walloped the Analy Tigers 16-7. The annual non-league Santa Rosa-Eureka game, played this year at Bailey Field, was lost by a 12-0 score. Unable to shake their bad luck, the Panthers were then trampled by Tamalpais 27-13. But the Santa Rosa Panthers ended their 1947 season in a blaze of glory by defeat- ing their arch rivals, the Petaluma Trojans, on our own grid turf 24-6. I d J F De Marco, D. Devoto, N. Porter, G. Storti, J Hotle Q E G E Hb rg fflmiln.! 1:1 H BOTTOM: A. Norris, B. XVinkler, B. Johnston A. Chambers, B. Chambers, E. Cameron, A . Dickson, j. Reany. SECOND: E. Groves, D. XX'ood, R. Sierck. B. Epple, H. Math ison, D. Mechling, j. Wzlllace, T. Halpin. THIRD: Manager rl. Pink, E. Christian, j. Vfright, D. Ramos, R. Goode, R. Buffi R. Cameron, B. Sawyer, Coach l.. Gromer. TOP: j. Ramsey, R. Sawyer, B. Pogue, F. Davis, B. A Cameron, gl. XVolfe. 1-Bvsn Vallejo ..., San Rafael Analy ,.,,,, Petaluma ,, Petaluma ., Healdsburg Napa ............. .,.. Analy ,,,. , Analy ...., Vallejo SCHEDULE 26 Santa 7 Santa 1 3 Santa 19 Santa 1 3 Santa 6 Santa 18 Santa 19 Santa 1 5 Santa 25 Santa 159 Rosa .... .... O Rosa ,,., ,,., 0 Rosa ,,,. .... 1 9 Rosa .,.. ,... 1 9 Rosa .,,. .. 7 Rosa ,,,. .... 1 5 Rosa ....... .... 1 9 Rosa ,.,,,,, , . Rosa ,.,.... .... 1 9 Rosa ....... .... O 103 RAMBLERS BOTTOBI: B. Chilchott, T. Mott, R. Manzano R. Brodetskv, D. Kehoe, B. Lundy, D. Yee, D. Miller SECOND: A. Dickensen, D. Murray, B. Sloat, G. Begley, G. Hoover, j. jackson D. Bertolini, L. Smothers, I. Shad- rick, B. Pierce. THIRD: S. Keck, Mgr.: E. Erediani, P, Bink- ley, C. Weller. G. Malvino, H. Stearns, L. Rey- naud, J. Mitchell, E. Marino, B. Christensen. TOP: E. Fear, A. Gravel B. Heckly, G. Sumner, M. Shad- rick, E. Billings, T. Maddy, D. Montrond, T. Bates, D. Oates. BOTTOM: D. Carico, VI. Maghetti, M. Sullivan, L. Swanets, B. Noonan, B. Cromie N. Del Querra MIDDLE: Coach Dardis, W. von Tillow, C. Toscher, D. Miller. B. Slivkoff, R. Goode, A. Liebscher, L. Waters. TOP: T. Moss, D. Cordson, C. Wulf. B. Becklund, G. Malvino, R. Buffi, G. Sumner, E. Cameron, B. Epple. Varsit Basketball Heres to Coach jim Dardis and his Panthers! Yes, the team they forgot about before the season began, the team that came from nowhere, to win undefeated the N.B.L. basketball champion- ship! SAN RAFAEL .... The 1947-48 N. B. L. basketball season was off to a great start when the underrated Panthers met the San Rafael Bulldogs on our own court to win 20-30. ANALY .... Encountering little difficulty, the Panther hoopmen romped over the Analy Tigers to win their second straight by a score of 47-17. TAMALPAIS .... The Tamalpais Indians were third to feel the strength of the Panther clawsfa close game that had spectators in a dither through the final seconds of play and proved our Panthers mightier by a 28-30 score. VALLEJO .... Displaying smoothness, precision, and great determination, the Panthers took an early lead and triumphed 53-32 over the Apaches on our own hardwood. This win eliminated Vallejo and put Santa Rosa in the running with Napa for the coveted crown. NAPA .... After trailing for three full quarters and part of the final period, the Panthers staged a courageous comeback in the final four minutes to win 39-36 over the Indians. With this victory to their credit. only Petaluma stood between the Panthers and the undisputed crown. PETALUMA .... Playing as traditional rivals with both showing spirit and determination, Petaluma, although the underdog, threatened our mighty Panthers until late in the game, when the Panthers came through, as they had done all season long just when it counted most. Final score -51-33. This final triumph marked the capture of the North Bay League undefeated basketball cham- pionship for the first time since the 1945-46 season. With the close of the season, Lorne Swanets was elected Blanket Award Winner, Nate Del Querra and Bill Cromie were elected co-captains. Again we say-Congratulations, Coach and team! one hundred three 2 pm 1 V, 'K 'Q' 1, ,. f 'M , .K '1 . ,Q , 4, . ., , nau- es 0' 4 -ff ' my W 4 1 i Q W V , . f 'if D, ' -1154-. iq? .4 'W V' 85 wh ' PM , 4 I W 54 t 42 Q1 K A 3 Q K f ,V , 3 , M Q m ..m.,,,,L. ,4.--,,, , H , fn K N. 'SULLIVA - C. 'z -'izi FJWNM , firm ,Mfr X,-f 'Y 5' .. M ,, , , A '.,flf,.x X QT IDIOONAN F: I ,,A,,.: 51 fg,:y?j flggili ' cs. STOR iv -42 g,,fl,.-if' Zfffw 5 5 0, f..,,m N I-77 5,3 f, 3 K Qi!! ' B.CRomfE-Q, Tal -Q ll If Basketball BOTTOM : M. Nordyke, D. Bath, J. Hotle, N. Econome, R. Frederickson, l. Hamamoto. MIIJIJLE: Coach Dardis, D. Oates, D. Clark, R. Goudswaard, T. Mott, D. Kehoe. TOP: T. Maddy, M. O'Conner, D. Ledford, J. Hostetter The Panther B's , coached by jim Datdis, finished in second place after 11 fairly successful sea- son. In their final game, the Bs , hampered by the ineligibility of their first-string forwards in the first half, found that the scoreboard read 23-4 at half-time. With all the regulars playing, in the sec- ond half they made a desperate try to catch the Petaluma Trobabes but fell short, losing 34-23. The B games were marked by an exciting brand of play, thrilling to the spectators. At the end of the season Roy Frederickson and joe Hotle were elected by the players co-captains of the team. OI ll 11 J in rua' tix Don Bath Guard Jan. vlan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Coa 9 San Rafael 16 Analy 30 Tamalpais 13 Vallejo 20 Napa 27 Petaluma ch Orb Fortier C Coach S.R. 13 S.R. 24 S.R. 22 S.R. 31 S.R. 17 S.R. 23 Coach jim Dardis A and B Coach Nick Ectmome Center JIS 'wx- v -Ioe Hotle lro Hamamoto Meade Nordyke Roy Fredericlcson Guard Forward Forward Form ard Basketball Orb Fortier's mighty Panther Cs came through on the top rung of the N. B L ladder this year when they again tied for the championship with Analy. First the Cs trounced San Rafael and proceeded to beat Tamalpais and Petaluma. Then the Cs trax eled to Analy for their decisive game, a tight contest all the way, though Analy proxed too much for our mighty Cs, who lost 17 to 18. SCHEDULE San Rafael ...... 9 Santa Rosa Tamalpais ...... 9 Santa Rosa Petaluma ..... 7 Santa Rosa Analy .... ...,.. 1 8 Santa Rosa 43 'E BOTTOM: L. Barnes, I. Cuneo, g D. Foster, ' I. Hall, Captain: -f I. Bertacco, Q I. Nordyke, 5 G. Bahbini, 5 D. Hunter. TOP: D H R. E. F. Coach Fortier, N. Gravel, . Meckfessel, . Baggenstos, Ya through, Kaelin De Meo. n uv lv 14 utlrcd 1 ll D ,J JFFEKQA it 'awe f BOTTOM R Guggiana R Good, G. Bassignani, P. Nicholas, F. Bertoli,j Cuneo R Guanella J Bologna B Bertuccelli TOP L Scott G Treder, M. Nordyke, B. Noonan, T. Shields, B Ratto N Del uerra D Canewari G Storti B Slnkoff Coach Underhill. Baseball Schedule March 5-Healdsburg--i March 1O-Geyserville- April 6-Geyserville-1 April 9-Analys6 April 20-Analy-2 April 27-Tamalpais-12 May 4-Napa-6 May 7fVallejos8 Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa May ll-San Rafael-13 Santa May 14-Analy-10 Santa May 21-Emeryville Santa May 28fPetaluma Santa B Ratto D. Canevari G. Treder N Del Querra Catcher R. Field L. Field 2nd Base '11--a-9 it r Q .Flifi I 53: i 14 .-v iff., 171 fig F. Bertoli B. Noonan M. Nordyke F. De Marco S. S. lst Base 2nd Base 3rd B256 Confronted with the 1948 season, the Panther nine proved to be an inexperienced but deter- mined team. The Panthers captured many of the practice tilts, but gave up all league games played up to the writing of this article. Inexperience was the chief cause for the Panthers' losses. This year's team had to start from scratch because there were few returning veterans from last year's squad. I Among the problems besetting the squad was the weather. Practice sessions were hindered by the rains. Coach Underhill's nine was weak in the hurling position because this chore was carried by two new pitchers, George Storti and Ronald Goode. Throughout the season Coach Underhill was some- what undecided as to the position assignment of his players. Usually a different line-up played each game. Temporary steadies in the infield were Bill Noonan, first baseg Nate Del Querra along with Meade Nordyke controlled the keystone bagg and Francis De Marco held down third base until he was forced to quit because of back injuries. Frank Bertoli continued to play a fine brand of ball at his shortstop position. Covering the outfield were George Treder in left field, Phil Nicholas in center, and Ernie Bassignani in right field. But in spite of difficulties, the squad gave the spectators many thrills and gained playing skill. Many first-string players and reserves will return next year and should comprise a championship nine. one bn 1111 G. Storti P. Nicholas B. Slivkoff R. Goode Pitcher L. Field 2nd Base Pitcher hu 9 BOTTOM: L. Waters, B. Reske, D. Devoto, C- Donnelly, D. Berntlt, B. Pierce, T. Halpin, T. Rosier, D. Miller. j. Cromie, D. Rankin, T. Nakamura, R. Escola, D. Riehl, L. Smith, L. Tallchief, C. Blondino. SECOND: Coach XVallstrum, B. Blodgett, j, Nix, B. Epple, N- Fellers, B. Hastings, H. Lamb, L. Smothers, G. Nardi, G. Meagher, L. Bertolini, B. Osborne, D. Larsen, j. Rackerby, B. Fisher, Coach Weekes. THIRD: j. Noel, H. Hayes, N. Brown, E- Cameron, B. Cameron, D, Montrond, M. Hawkins, R. Stadelhofer, P. Binkley, J. Goldfarb, G. Sumner. C. Wulf, R. Cameron, R. Sawyer, A. Wolf, Coach Gromer. TOP: D. Morgan, D. Oates, A. Norris, J. Rudy, T. Revard, D. Wright, B. Tillinghast, W. von Tillow, D. Bean, A. Liebscher, G. Lawry, G- Liebscher, D. Kehoe. J. Mitchell, E. Groves, C. Mahler, R. Stevenson. Track Schedul Three-way Meet at Santa Rosa-Petaluma, Santa Rosa and Analy Santa Rosa at Tamalpais ......... Three-way Meet at Santa Rosa-Napa, San Rafael and Santa Rosa . Davis Invitational at Davis ..... . . . Vallejo at Santa Rosa . . . Sub-League Meet at Analy . . . . . North Bay League Finals at Santa Rosa ..... North Coast Sectional Meet at University of California Martinez Relays at Martinez ........ State Meet at Berkeley . one lmu.Jrm' Iwv D. Miller High jump c Pole Vault it J N ia? A 'H , . .Mai-f--f-.-. viva ai'-98.-f,Y,L. ,Q in GET SET! Over th e hurdles! .jg n,,'Ai si ,. ,....... .,,. March 19 April 2 April 20 April 17 April 25 May 1 May 8 May 15 May 21 May 29 A. Matteri 440 yd. dash Relay .. Ma, , 'W , ,, my Qs A, me Nt, 1 adm get ' fue- rash li -'Y J. Cromie G. Lawry T. Revard A. Liebscher Sprints Hurdles 440 yd. Dash Sprints Broad jump High jump 220 yd. Dash Broad jump Relay Relay Track The Santa Rosa track team had a more than successful season this year. Instruction was super- vised by Coach George Weekes and Assistant Coaches Lloyd Gromer and Andy Wallstrum. Al- though many practices were rained out, the Orange and Black made an excellent showing in com- petition. Opening the season in a dual meet with Analy, the Panther Varsity and the C's romped away with high honors, while the Analy lightweights defeated our B's . ln the three practice meets fol- lowing, the Varsity and the C's again won by taking firsts in every meet, but once more the Pan- ther B's were edged out by the speedy little men from the apple country. Early in the season the Panther squads traveled to Davis to compete in the Davis Invitational Meet, where they performed ably in competition with 900 top Northern California athletes that were present. Next came the sub-finals held at Analy. ln this meet Santa Rosas Varsity and C's triumphed. Losing by a few points, the B's were defeated by the Analy lightweights but came through with a second place. one bnndved dei ul G. Liebscher L. XY'aters R. Cameron B. Reske Hurdles Mile Hurdles Mile High jump Relay ...ig WUI, an kfxaffi. BOTTOM: R. Manzano, N. Rountree, C. Morris, F. Klick, A- Gravel, R. Yarbrough, D. Barbieri, L. Barnes. MIDDLE: M. Shadrick, J. Crowninshield, O. Gates, C. Patterson, J. Armstrong, R. McCorkel, Coach Weekes- TOP: Coach Gromer, R, La Franchi, A. Figuera, R. Perry, B, Fink, B. Acquistapace, W. Wing, K. Lavell, Coach Wallstrum. UBISII NCIS!! The following week the League finals were held at Santa Rosa with all the schools in the North Bay League participating. A capacity throng witnessed Santa Rosa's loss to Tamalpais by the narrow margin of In points. The B class again met tough luck when they bowed to Analy by the close margin of M, points. However, in the C division the Panther mighty mites won the meet with fly- ing colors, coming through with 66 points. The school taking second in this division was Analy with 14 points. The Santa Rosa A and B entries in the North Coast Sectional Track and Field Meet held at Berkeley more than held their own in competition with Northern California's best athletes. Ray Yarbrough, top B sprinter, placed fourth in the 75 yard dash and second in the 330, and the crack B relay team, composed of Ray Yarbrough, Cliff Morris, Rocky Al Gravel, and joe Carrillo, placed third in the finals. In the A division Richard Cameron placed fourth in the 180 yard low hurdles and Dave Mil- ler tied for first in the pole vault, and the injury-ridden A relay team salvaged a fifth place. The team was composed of Bill Fisher, Tom Rosier, Art Leibscher, and John Cromie. So ends a very successful league season for the Panthers, in which many records were established. rf Xwnrlrhl H1 tflrv J. Hall Shot Put R. Yarbrough Sprints 660 yd, Dash 1520 yd. Dash Broad jump Low Hurdles 350 yd. Dash Relay OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES AMONG TRACKMEN INCLUDED: ..A.S.. . . . 22 18 in the 220 yard dash . . . . . vault of 12' 4 . . . 52:8 in the quarter mile . 22' 1 jump in the broad jump john Cromie . Dave Miller . Al Matteri . Art Leibscher . ..B,S.. Ray Yarbrough . . . 8:00 flat in the 75 yard dash Norman Rountree . . . . 10' 6 in the pole vault Cliff Morris . . . . . 5' 7V2 in the high jump HCS., shot ut 47' 45 Bob Acquistapace ........ p Bill Fink .... 15:00 flat in the 120 yard low hurdles Outstanding relay team composed of Willie Wing, Richard La- Franchi, Bob Acquistapace and joe Carrillo tied league record of 48' ZH. J. Carrillo B. Acquistapace C Morris Sprints Sprints High jump Relay Shot Put Relay Relay R- Barbieri L. Barnes BOTTOM : L. Swanets, R. Barbieri B. Anderson. MIDDLE: L. Barnes, A. Cohen, G. Olson, B. Noonan, TOP: B. Iohansen, B. Kennedy, R. Goudswaard, L. Myers, I. Cain, G. Lawry, Mr. Condit, Coach one hundred f0IlYl66'Yl L-R R. Barbieri B. Noonan L-R G. Olson L. Swanets Tenni The Panther tennis team this fall tied three ways for second place in the North Bay standings. They played tive league games, winning four and losing one. The two tennis aces proved to be Bill Noonan and Gordon Olson, who, working together in doubles, were un- defeated all season long. Among the prospects, who repre- sented one of the largest turnouts in years, were Willie Wing and Duane johnson, both promising spring ma- terial. Although disappointed that they did not win the championship, the tennis squad is awaiting another try this coming season to take that cham- pionship. Boxing Boxing is a comparatively new sport. introduced by Coach Andy XX'allstrum just a year and a half ago. Neverthe- less, there has been much progress here in this sport. Though there are as yet no interscholastic matches. Coach XX,LlllSII'LllD has high hopes for the future. Parents were treated to an exciting exhibition of actual sparring in the ring by the boys on Fathers' Night. On April 2 there were a series of matches in which the champions of dilferent weights were determined. Two guest professional boxers gave demonstrations and expert advice. Although the boxers, who are now a squad numbering 20, do not get Block awards, they receive a gold glove. ff,,.,,, BOTTOM XX lotlxhart C Christensen B XX ink ler B Roirls 'Nlonroe iscmin cn urn D Sichcl I N ri son Mlllllll' lx o per j Schrcckcnghiust B Rouctti R Hughes B Lindsix T Lee B Ririe TOP Wir XX allstrum P lN urrn Carr Axil lx fhristcnscn Iagin lN Bithlnd PYRAMID IN ACTION BOTTOM C1 C ilbert, P. Weber, B. IVIcBurney. INIIDDLE: S Baumgartncr G. Babbini. TOP: N. Rountree. OVER THF TOP F Baumgartner. umbling This years tumbling team has had a full and busy season. They have already staged three exhibitions. one for the P.T.A., one for the Sports Night .lt the and one for our own Sports Night. In order to create more enthusiasm among the students, tumbling was started in all gym periods and later limited to fifth period only. The squad has its own particular em- blem which is awarded to whoever has earned it, according to the club's specifica- tions. Coach Lloyd Gromer is the tumbling in- structor. BOTTOM: G, Babbini j. Wheeler, D. Osborne B. Olmstead, MIDDLE INIr. Gronier, B. INIcBur ney, M. XX'ood, P' XX'eber C. Gilbert. TOP: E Baumgurtner, D. Miller S. Baumgartncr. I,. High land, XV. Herron. ,Xb BOTTOM: O. Branson, J. Slaten, G. Burnette, P. Murphy, B, Peacock, M. Ross. MIDDLE: H. Berg, L. Petersen, W. Church, B. Kennedy, J- Wallace, R. Haas, M. Hansen. TOP: D. Bargatze, T. Freed, C. Bauer, D. Har- pold, B. Henthorn, E. Thompson, L. Waters. one hundred .rerenleen Bo ling The High School Bowling League, newest of the clubs in school, was organized by Mr. Hal Berg, manager of the Redwood Empire Bowl and Ray Haas, Santa Rosa High student. The League is a member of the American junior Bowling Con- gress, a national organization that encourages bowling as a sport among American youth. The League now numbers twenty-five mem- bers and meets every Monday from 4:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. Three lines are bowled each week by every member. At the end of the season a fine banquet was given for the bowlers by the sponsors of the League, several of the local men's service clubs. Trophies were awarded for high scorers among the boys and girls. z if up A 'f ff it J M Q , 524 42 ,se Hr vwmw BASKETBALL LOWER DIVISION TOP ROW: M. Fulgham, Mgr.: B. Story, M. Gates, A. Patzer. D. Sepulveda. BOTTOM ROW: D. Frey, j. Bechtel, R. Nara- hara, D. Frey. SPEEDBALL TOP ROW: S- Cummings, Mgr,g A. Alves, j. Martin, B. jun kin, M. Cochrane. MIDDLE ROW: S. Crane, N. Harp, H Nakamura, B. Gleason, A. Coon. BOTTOM ROW: J. Cobble B. Beggio, M. Alarid, C. XVilson, K. Barkas. Girls' Sports BASKETBALL- Pass, bounce, juggle, shoot, pivot, and a million other things to remember make basketball a skillful, snappy, alert game. This game starts the girls off with a series of sports played throughout the year. SPEEDBALL- Three passes! Drop the ball and kick it! This rough and rumble game comes closer to football than any other girls' sport. The players must be alert, quick, and sure of their rules to play this fast-moving game. fmzrlnrl m 1111 VOLLEYBALL LOXWER DIVISION TOP ROXV: D. Frey, Mgr.: B. Seegelken, D. Dillon, Driskell, H, Seymour, I- Hintlringer. BOTTOM ROW: M. Koenig, D. Smith, B. Cameron, K. Rousseau, C. Garrison. 'Fog' :gs ,gr-w VOLLEYBALL- Another hard-fought tournament is started, and loud voices rend the air as eager hands volley the ball back and forth over the net. This is a fitting climax for the sports of the year. BASEBALL- The wind-up. Contact with a bat. running feet, and .1 hard white ball comes to rest in the fielder's glove- that's baseball! BASEBALL TOP ROXV: H. Beckley, P. Butz, T. Young, M. Burnett, J Blom, D. Frey, Mgr. BOTTOM ROW: N. Larkin, M. Holt D. Wendt. S. Kaseman. UPPER DIVISION-TEAMS BASKETBALL BOTTOM: L. Biagi, B. Yfil- liams. MIDDLE ROXV: B. Pea- cock, M. Eulgham, J. Bertacco. P. Yopp. TOP: J. Langlois. N Rose. j. Martin, K. Yopp, D, Pierre- SPEEDBALL BOTTOM: V. Cameron, E Potts. V. Shipp. MIDDLE: S Cummings, P. Vidalin, L. Ru battino, B. Litza, L. Bartolomei D. Lazzini. TOP: P. Avellar P. Jensen, C. Riley, B. Hass. A Eouche, M, Dunnet. BASEBALL BOTTOINI: L. Rubbattirm, B Litza, L. Bartolomei, D. Frey TOP: P. Avellar, V. Shipp, P jensen, C. Riley, B. Hass, .I Wfaters. VOLLEYBALL BOTTOM: D. Frey, G. Barsot- ti, N- Olenberger, D, Catelani. TOP: N. Stout, M. Rhose, R. Bean, A. Crane, R. Shipp. nm: l7IHldYt'Ii 1110113-om' 'J ' - gf AW- - Q v 5 , I Lg Z. 4 ...' A L 'WSP x ' Q Q il!!! . f Q 'faaff L ' ' ogg' 5 f:,.4:QMV S ' ' gf' TW.- kiil .. .. in A-+PW f Dancing Dancing is an important phase of the physical education program at Santa Rosa High School. As taught by Miss Turner, dancing is based on the Chalif method of ballet, More students are enrolled in this department this year than ever before. This rhythmic activity gives the girls strenuous exercise, grace of movement, beauty of figure, and easy posture. The clever dance routines used in our Christmas plays and operettas give actual evidence of the splendid work accomplished in the dance department. ABOVE-BOTTOINIZ C. Nielson, D. Hotchkin, J- Underhill, G. Ries, G. Totin, I.. Washburn, P. Rose, M. Tornoe, R. Till- son, A. Kannolt. MID- DLE: K. Canby, J. Lar- kin, M. Jeffries, D. Dash- wander, C. Michie, J. Rathbone, B. Churchill, N. Revie, E. Voigt, L. Venezia, R- Alexander. TOP: P. Blake, M. Han- sen, C. Williams, E. Sweazy, S. Smith, J. Black, C. XX'ells, H. Avery, P. Green, M. Buckley, B. Lane, N. Thompson, P. Dollarhicle. BELOW-BOTTONI: S. Baffer, A. Morris, K. Nash, G. Poli, M, John- son, C. Owen, J- Wes- com, S. Sampson, V. Hig- man, C. Estes, D. Alves, G. Barnt, B. Poggi, M. Twitchel, B. Schlueter, P. Underhill, J. Griss, J. Chesney. SECOND: B. Schultz, J. Barnett, P. Stephens, B. Leete, L, Houseknect, G. Metcalf, N- Noonan, J. O'Donnell, R. Gemmetti, C. Hender- son, E. XX'ilson, B. Bos- worth, N. Sheppard, D. Smothers, L. Sokol, R. Kelly, Y. lVIiChie, E. Fow- lie, R. Dickerson. THIRD: N. Cuneo, J. Rasmussen, L. Boitano, B. Cotrell, Wahl, A. Evich, G. Siegel, B. Han- sen, H- Hauso, P. Wrmimd, M. Johnson, M. Jones, J. Dowling, P. Becker, J. Stolting, P. Yandle, P. Heryford. TOP: D. Cri- Cllebaugh, D. Selby, INI. Tornoe, Annett, C. Silvershield, B. Adams, D. Lezaur, P, Acuff, K. Bachand, G. Geddes, S. Hodson, M. Cordray, N- Bell. I. Carithers, C. Parks. ff . ROSSI 6: S Same Loration Since 1921 Owned and Operated by the Rossi Brothers FRED. NELLO AND ALBERT, ALL ALUMNI OF S. R. HIGH Completely remodeled, featuring the finest in young men's clothing. Featuring name-brand merchandise at the lowest possible prices, Rough Rider Slacks and Cords, Hollywood Rogue, Crown, Mark Twain, Artvogue Sport Shirts, Koret Sports- wear, Brunswick Sweaters, Adam Hats, British Byford Socks, Pioneer Belts, Levis- these are but a few name brands carried in our store. Every item sold carries our personal guarantee. For courteous, efficient service and for your every need, buy at A. Rossi Sa Son, and pocket the difference. What we save on overhead we can pass on to you. We honestly believe we can supply you with every need. TELEPHONE 2758-W' I07 FOURTH STREET SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA one hundred Tl lRll7rl'Y rlulmlcs all students for tlueir great support. XVQ feel ir's gm lnmor to lvc in Ll city wlmlclm has Such L1 fine sclwol. Please come in and fecl at lmmc allways. THRIFTY DRUG CO. Santa Rosa, Calif. Y just put 'em CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU YOUNG FOLKS ON THE COMPLETION OF ANOTHER YEAR OF SCHOOL. Thanks for Your Patronage - We Have Tried to Serve You Well. Across from the High School A R K E T IZZO Mendocino Ave. THE L NDERETTE Saves a lot of time and energy. in and and pull . if 'em out. e Q. Talmadge LTD I Babe Wood CADILLAC PONTIAC .1-'fig L. , I 505 l Nlendocino Ave. Tclcplionc ZOIZ Santa Rosa Calif. Your friendly service manager, Mr. Mel Huffman, is shown at the entrance of TALIVIADGE. BABE WOOD'S Service Department. You can rely on him to take care of all your service needs regardless of the make of your car. Free estimates gladly given, and you may pay for your work on our budget plan, with nothing down and a year to pay off the balance. WHENEVER SANTA ROSA HIGH SCHOOL HAS A SOCIAL GATHERING, THE FAMILIAR COKE BAR IS WHERE THE STUDENTS PAUSE FOR REFRESHMENT 654515 50 KWIH G O 'JUt'1'1I-IFIOO'-I FOSTER S DRESS SHOP COAT S SLITS DRESSES SPOR I SWEAR unlor and Misses Sizes 527 Fifth Street Santa Rosa Lallforma Congratulations to the Class of 48 From The Cock n Bull Drive Inn Next to the Santa Rosa Junior College Roller Skating Open Nightly Except Nlonclay. 7:30-l 0:30 Saturdays, 7:30-l l 100 Mat. Sat. and Sun.. l:00-4:00 Class Instruction by Evelyn Page Parties by Appointment Melody Bowl Roller Rink Ph. l577-R 908 S. R. Ave. Perfect Art-Carved llltie-White Diamond Rings i l QB VVATCHES: Hamilton Elgin Vvaltham Giuen Birth Rings - Xveclcling Rings Black Hills C-olcl jewelry Sterling and Plated Silverx-.'ai'e Glenn Richey fcwelci' 310 Mendocino Avenue Santa Rosa, California The Whole C-ang Pllll EY' Wish to Extend l-leartiest Congratulations to the Class of '48' Santa Rosa, California MAKE A DATE All you guys and gals With KSRO to hear the kind of music you really enjoy! ALL 'l'HE LA'l'ES'l' TLNES ALL THE. LA'liESl' BANDS Here are two dates to remember' 9:30 P. M. Mondays th F 'cl ROYS RECORD iihviiiv I2 :30 ll, M. Every Saturday Y Afternoon DISCS XVI l H DON Keep Up lflfilli Ilia .Yvni ,Viisit Keep Tuned to KSRO 1350 on your musical clial 7' .' il if 3 4 W-1'- l Qg? Phone 375 502 Fourth Street Chesters Jewelers The Store of Lucky Diamonds Come in to see our fine stock of Jewelry Vi sil Om' Onin Service Dept. Santa Rosa. California Shopping for Gifts or Things for the Home is a Pleasure at SANTA ROSA'S HOMEWARES STORE 0 f 1 A 1 I :TY G00 aufli D-9 Keepsake Diamonds and Granat Diamonds Guaranteed Watch and Clock Repairing Hunter Jewelry 6 36 Fourth Street life Malge Your Watcii Tell llie Truth Santa Rosa, California one blmdred 1 5 Sharon Nliller lim Holt Phone 209 Paris Cleaners Hfoniplelc Cleaning Service' FUR CLEANING FDR STORAGE VAULT Season Rates 228 50. A Street Santa Rosa. Califomia Pedersen Furniture C 0 in p a n y Has provided continuous service to Santa Rosa Home Cwners for over 50 years. Name- Brand Merchan- dise. Personal Service, Dependable Low Prices, Convenient B u cl g et Terms! 635 Fourth Street Santa Rosa, California Butler's Fountain C Featuring SWift's lce Cream C 852 Fourth Street Santa Rosa, California I J' 'The HEchoH Thanks All Its Advertisers f f I M. L. Bruner Co. Sales - Radio - Service Music - Records NI. L. BRUNER Telephone 36 524-Z6 Third Street Santa Rosa, California I4 Years of Service Fine Line of COSMETICS PHOTO SUPPLIES FINISHING SUPPLIES Economy Drug Store Eugene Toschi, Prop. Phone 843 646 Fourth Street Santa Rosa, California EISENHOOUS Starlite Dining Room DELICIOUS FOOD Catering to Parties and Banquets Best Wishes to the Class of '-18 Courthouse Square Phone I 605 Pleasing and Courteous Attention From Our Office to All Customers. Harry B. Fetch Realtor GERALDINE GATES Secretary Phone I I2 Fred Grohe Florist and Nursery I3 I 3 McDonald Ave. Personality Corsages The best in flowers and potted plants for all occasions. Santa Rosa, Calif. WHITE HOUSE Santa Rosa is proud of its house of distinguished fashions. Always a credit to this community, The Vlfhite House is noted for its modern and up-to-date styles. Fourth and B Santa Rosa Boys, do you want any athletic equipment, baseball mitts, has- lietloalls, or track shoes? Does your mother want some household goods at - able price? Come in and see- J. B. Rice's Large Stock 533 Mendocino Ave. 625 Fourth Street Tel. 1380 MAXINES APPAREL Santa Rosa, California f V Congra- Y tulations Seniors! from Santa Rosa igh School Student Bod f Good Luc Seniors from If our Yearbook Photographer ELS N STUDIO Let Us IIIIITIOIIHIIZC Youl Wedding Wlth OUI Photoglaphs J MENDOCINO AVENUE SANTA TFLEPHONE 1133 ROSA CALIP ORNIA Compliments of the SANTA ROSA MUSIC STORE L g :Co pIt Stock t d SHEET MUSIC PIANOS INSTRUMENTS RADIOS ACCORDIONS Compllments of the STERLING LUMBER COMPANY In the future when you pIan XA a to bulld your home come m 316 M A to see us x N 'sk x X Snt Ro Caf II29 Coll g A nt I I ky 9 '20 . - . I ' ' X . The Finest in Music. I , The ar es m e e o Records an Albums. I :SANS .J t . In ' , ' fi 5- Q endoemo i- N 1: N ,X . Avenue 1 - fy 1 K a a sa. i - ' We I' I 1- In I . - '- W I 2-l an e e ve. Sa a Rosa, CaIif I 1' I BURBANK BUSINESS COLLEGE Secletaual ACCOUHtlHg and Machlne Couxses Il l 1 I L B1 c APPROX ED FOR VETERAN TRAINING A W OSIETNSON fic ld ni Tl h l04I CONGRAI ULAI IONS To the C-raduatm Class of 48 EVANS AUTO UPHOLSTERY F h 24I3W F t Comphments to the Senlors NELLIGAN SL SON SAN I A ROSA HEALDSE URC WINDS R o Complzments of SANTA ROSA FURNITURE CO Where Good Furniture ls Not Expensive T h F r r lil! 1 Y J I5 , ,, 1 Ser I 'To' iw, 1H'lir1 1' o Y N 4 A A A S 1 r rf JA ' 'X , . . . . 1 . 'S F e ep one T K A 1 w T 3 , -H2 Rosenberg Building S t R sa, Cal. ' U V W, H , , Y , , , 7, - - , - - , - f rx V - g .4 , H Y . A Q YN - ' r Y 1 . A 0 , Y Y elep one - W ' elep one 372 546 its Street Santa Rosa, Calif. 330 ourh S reet Santa Rosa. Calif. EXIDE BATTERIES PERFECT CIRCLE RING BRAKE SERVICE h P WADDELL S GARAGE Original A ulomotive Parts I SOUTH WIND HEA VER n Se p Ph 355 M y 20 iiozp R Vlfainers Homemade Ice Cream WARNER S CREAIVIERY LUN CI-IES CANDIES MILKSHAKES SOFT DRINKS ICE CREAM HAM BURCERS Tiph 9 R Alterations and Repairing PETER PAN CLEANERS eClIF dDl 09IN d 1' Save on Everything You Buy Al O K Rubber Welders Service Station Otd r eo 600 I 6 new t We hare hundreds of guaranteed USED TIRES at 49C each and up 3 F f h S h I i I I , We ave the latest and best equi ment money can buy I 0 7 Au liorized . Sales a d rvice N Sho one - Emergenc 52-R ' etaluma Hill oad-Cor. Barham Av. e e one '64 Santa Rosa, California N l I0 edwoocl Hiway, North Santa Rosa Telephone 5l2 fig . rg CH,-AS. F. REV,-ARD and C. REVARD ' . a ,,, Ah, l N 54.0 ra e-in fo the old batt ry r tire N that you drive in on towards the purchase ' of a new battery or a x or a larger ire. l W a or an e iver T l. 00 it treet 1 Corner of Was ington 5 flen ocino Ave. Santa RoSa, Calif. Y Santa Rosa, California THE CLEAN C M Compliments of T 1 ph LEANERS A Great H ear f 71 or Santa Ro a I-I A Great Year Ion Ls one In and sac IIN JVEW CORRICK S r r 526 Fft ' H 'W k P rt bl WITH GUARANTEED SERNICE Y DEARDORFF S I 2534 DIXONI HARDWARE CO 1 In Grade I-Ia dxware pho Compllmcnls of The REXA LL Slor e DIAMOND MARKET EMPIRE DRUG CO T I phox 6 pho I I Santa R a Calmf Callf F 1 I Compliments of W MITCHELL EMPIRE ELECTRICAL OP DIBBLE S SH phn WOMEN S APPAREL R sa a 1 F t t a Ros 4 t r I llizlg I I 4 I W I All A a es 0 Q e 'I-ypewriters III e e one 687 RentaIs and RebuiIts Eas Payments 6I0 endocino Ave. Santa Rosa, CaIIf. I I I -I I 0 N endocino Ave. Phone Q-N ' - - Y Y 1 Y ' ' ' 'W ' ' ' ' I I 948 I . 4 I T Al Vg I, I C : ' ' ' ' ' -I-eIe ne 35I I I 5 - F h S . h St t I 425 Fourth Street Santa Rosa I - our reet 1 ree I I I I W ' . e e IC 46 I ' Tele ne I2 I 3l7 Four In S ree! Santa Rosa, ' . II ' 623 our I1 S ree! os , A I R. . I I I I Y I . I TeIe 0 e 32I I I I' 35 Four In S reet Santa 0 , C I 634 our I1 S feet Sant a, CaIiI:. I Jflfll Ye! ,- lt' SHOPPING IDEAS Penthouge Pajamas Robes Gowns SlIpS Scarfs Coats Trlmmed and Untrlmmed FLR COATS LOVELY DRESSES For SpecIaI Occasmns Because You Lllfe NICE Thlngs TI-IE FASHION 500 Fourth Street Santa Rosa Cahf Telephone 4 4 6 GEMETTI FEED STORE Feed and Seed f0l Every Need LLERS and SPREADERS L.0a'n free of charge A Street SMRQJSIA Callf V S -fx N 1' 'gg Cam Izmenli f V, if U'TVI'BEHS INBfIAN.CREEK L of 7g J-pLum er cl Bulldmg ICS ,O Box 'x Si-r'e'8I san SI32':a PIIo,.3-i7?giirTlj x 24! AIENQENTS DXRAYTEIINES Vqgiprtel Starke Servreevt 51, LOQI. .IIIIIP.Loxc.DIsT1xNcI3 in ay flower 'gents J' H Art ensen bastopol Road Santa Rosa Ofllla Complzmenls of MEL LeBARON DPCCIBI Representatxve CdI1f0IlllG WLSICIH Slatcs LIfe lnsulance Comnanu REDWOOD EMPIRE AC-ENFY Santa Rosa Compllmenls of A. Nahon Wlde Instltutlon NATIONAL DOLLAR STORES Telephone 640 619 Fourth Street Santa Rosa Cahf RENTALS SUPPLIES SAIVIPSON TYPEWRITER CO Telephone 3260 Sampson 6l0 Flfth Street anta Rosa Callf0 rnla 2 nf Q Ml hs .SHOE ITS I FITTING sw vgugri STREET SANTA ROSA 1 1111 If lf Y ' 'W V '- '-'- 'ff'f- -- - -- Tw Y I I A . ' ' ' H ' , . I N . . Ir .4 .I .v. . an A I Y I W . . , I ' . I ' I li X I Q ' 1 -Y , . IXA , If A f, 1 V f 4, I If LY KX I 10, ' ' - X. ' . A - . I - 'T - A, ,T -, L-x V Q. Q Y , .J 0 , ' ' L 'N I 6 o L35 ' 4 X X he ' ,fo,' P Sales and Authorized Service fi , I . . ' , . I ar I X 7,5 I J .ix 1' --s I! E. L. ' ,r., I J . I. all -I . Sa ' ' ' T I S . ' ' I b A x N- ' - , fe, -I - - I f df9E,,, It I L- f f 4 x W A -LW. IB ' 4- I C I ,-' is . ' k .. 'X. 02. I f J- , f 4 A, tl P- ' ' . x Q ' I X. I x -A v -J an 0 9 I 'W' 'gf X A, r, 15' AT, I I - ' - - . . 1 I fr I, V Ag 1 -LP' A I ,I p 5 . J n- h I-If K k f,I,,. K 1 ' IYIYLH HVII MARIE HENRY The ALICE MARIE SHOP T 1 ph IOI9 FOR IVIILLINERY T 61 H BEACON LUNCH d OPEIN DAY AIND NIGHT Dlamond Watche eu elry xx I I fl L IVI BRITTON 11 122111691 euelu Ellglllfl F 1 Qt BROWNING S DAIRY fo: those d mandm om of tht cs Dresses Coats Suits Sportswear Ch1IcIren s Wear SHOP d SAVE ARLENE S T 1 ph 2235 F r r I COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF THE BLACK Sc WHITE TAXI COMPANY Fo Couzlcous and Comftienl .Suvzcc CALL 63 y T Sth St I I-Iarcl Work ncI a Good Sense of Humor That s All You Need to Go as Far X ou W1 h Ill Llfe' F 1 r I Flowers For All Occaszons P H GRADE A MILK AND CREAM QUALITY FLQRISTS and GREENHOUSES 1 T I ph 405Zj I355 lijfg 4' -'L' . . ,' I X I e e one an ati 3I3 B Street Santa Rosa, Calf. ' ee one 525 our h S reet Santa Rosa, Ca if. Thir and IVIain Sts. W in I 'Jw , V I A I L I Located Behind the Rox heatre on . Santa Rosa, Ca ifornia , , V V , L , Y Y, W Y i YY ir i ii Yi ' s - s - I ' Q .1 I - as W I 'S ' ' . I , 0 IIZ111 4 lf ' . 4 ' ' Telephone 474 BELLIVEAU 6: JACKSON 7249 -.Our h M rect Santa Rosa, Calif. W 737 our h S reet Santa Rosa. Ca if. A art of The Fragrance of FIowers Remains in The ands H I ' s , C . g ' . ' 5'1 I That Bestow Them. I3I - II h Street e e one - 1' I I II Sonoma Avenue TeIephone 0112 211211 ff' of! ,i,g4,,,fa,,,J.,J f27pg,4.ffQ-f.A..JL! JJQKIWMMJWQWM-MW ffm- V4-11'E9r41Fo -0'QGCI'iJ?A 3407 V50 01.4.-r' -'Ca yd.-ef.-2,7 ...J-4471,-any V6,QLLA4,, 3..Ji? AEJGYQLQJ fa-1-v 4-'wwvv 'Y .pau 'Qcgzfeiw .fav-J L :thee , Mn Clollurs TREND 0 FAS '0 C'f 1464 Clf mln Clf I l y D THE CRYSTAL DAIRY WHITE S IRA F BROWN VARIETY STORE. I763 6 M a f f ' 0 I 0 ' Q , N 9 X, s o . o i i . N i ' i - 1, 1 1 , i ' s C s ' A W tr ' ' s Ro , af. ' I G J ' f Q 0 019' ' - , W . W , U X . l. i 2 ' u ' , Q i , , , f . ' s ' X i . ii 6 D f ,1 ..,h.4, - f Y, i 4 O eet - I T 'r gtre E ss es ,N Telephone a Rosa i' . QC. cCann . aymond chisler ' Y ' i i 528 Fifth Street! . Santa Rosa. Calif. o 0 and . X! 0'y4Q.1,p qlfilg a- 0 K V , , ,Y Y , W , , , Z K K Y K T O ll . . . 0 0 Y 5 1 - 0. N 1 , ' 9 ' X T 0 W , . N 'X C S C , 1 , ' W elephone N X 53l Fourth Street Santa Ro ' . Sl 7 h Sh-get S R ' , SCh00 SUPPHCS - Sta i0l19 Y Qualit airy Products - Fountain Service , , i T I 11 ne A Across the Street From the High School 03 ' A . S R C l'f. i C :ments of L E: AM 'J emu. i G N sl 0 IWNERQYCE . 7 li , F . N endocmo Aenue , l Santa Rosa, Zialiiornia Gini 7,10-'vb fr11-0-4 ' 1' ,faq l' t - - 1 omplmens f r W. I , h at WP Sikh i S M SHOP l .414-f EW U. . - . 7 n Custom-Built Furniture i . 0 Quality F t ea I l te,-i Since IEEE ! 1 ' V I NIL.. N . on 4a N 506 Fourth Street Santa osa, Calif. 423 Third Street Santa Rosa, Calif. YM Y i . i ' i i Q1 M J A K Y Compliments of 1 yron ' yers Compli 5 0 Dr. J l l I6 Mendocino Ave. 1' , Holbrook S. R. 42I2 W - Mendocino , St Santa Rosa, Calif. Cdmplimnts of i W 2, Compli of tv- -7' - fe l .,-. l Charles E. D134 f f , A . .xRag,l2r1'Ed's'-garlJerLSho1g? , l ' -v x-fl-v'L' 7 Santa 3 l K Y U 700 Mendocino .Av D j ' x f ' 5 N 750fRecl. Hwy. So. ' f, Nt X J S Yi? 7 -. ffl fl. L-:1f2f'. View 4.17, ,gf F'V:Qv S Cfif'-.S v U c 1' l Ph 44 I - J f Sto A omP 1me.'1,24f72, le WPA 3 C-ampliments of Callen Kam 's - H- TYYCH l mm S' S ' l K1 M k . Real Estate 7 Kurlander 'S , Oil af et i Cor. 4th and Hin n i 0 M d . A 3l5 M d . A . , en ocmo ve. , en ocmoi v ' 0 F h S. w Sam Rosa' hr Pl-:one 3869-VV i sam Rosa, ' ' r -cf out ' 1 G fs' ll ompliments of l 507 Mendocino Ave' y Compliments of W A Y . , . Serv S tl Dr. E, D, l0hU.W- Bill s Mobile ,, 3 an ts Keefe, jr. Hugcglgson Service Station one W Santa Rosa, Calif. N Santa lziogaj Calif. pl Santa Rosa, Calif. , ,W W . , , X . Y K Y . W , , . , , tc ker Compliments of . , V eweler W Compliments of Compliments of 3 W lt' F l l , lr p B, , dvlurry elgarlgilera Newberry s A Gensler-Lee Pho I48O 747 F h S 707 Fourth St. 6l l Fourth St. 3 l 7 Mendocino Y Curt ti 4, one hundred forty-lbree C C A J ' X53 '-' 'ks X X px i Q ,f 1 iyxlsvi J Q, I . y X , ,L ,' .. Ib N , I h J b ' - 1, K.. f WL Rs iw li X A me e aff E V W5 K, C! X N' ' F AE' X f JU 6 X-BQ f ' SXXLL' ' if K 2- 2 C4-ITA i+f'iV i,igfxfi i fy Xvigiiwbfp f 7 Wi' I . of VJ K pw- rye, SEQ, NM, D. L3- QDESQ IQ ni J XNXJ FIV A. ix .ff , f, .N J . . W at cas QQ , areer J X J A N' V I' V 1 iv ,Gu vkipf 1-jc' N-five. . lt sismart to have a career ', ' I I , . ! ' -' 2 - my NJ, J ij' . sffi Bshion In California, the 1 QW? Nf-'ll' 'i I -7 , U X 3,3 VJXQV7' 5 X96 ng style center of the 'Q 'XJ .1-1 ' ' J ,Jfw Q fi-l world. Complete courses day 1 H ' 3 ,EQJW1 by-N N and evening. xc .- X bf I RQN BZ ' S 1' f I p rw I J ouzse I a mger I X tl Schmfl nf lDi'e.ir llefitqaz. lm: if 1 5 47 Kearney .If .lltzideu Lane San Francisco 8 l,JOl1Kgf.1,f 2-8059 I I I QW S I I I I Q' ' I A ' if I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ' , I INTilNGfThe Press Democrat x ,S Q f ' 425-427 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa Q Ig I - 'g , x ,. K! if 5JENGRAVINGfThe Redwood Empire Engraving Comany X YN X? LU I 4086 Barnes Road, Santa Rosa ,. f ,L 'I J' 'A ' 'Q Q' 2 El 1 gk ,, PHOTOGRAPHY-Nelson Studio jx, Q ' - ii ' 1' 520 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa ' l A i' jf! COVERS-Silvius and Schoenbackler X X, X i I 423 J Street, Sacramento X X. ARTM Technical Advice i N Q 5 Santa Rosa High School Art Dept. K. X. X ' Mr. Alfred Wasmtith, Instructor l' N. 'Q I Jr K N n , -i-1,11-1 X -is xid K I , li QQ . IN APPRECIATION Q I The staff of the 1948 Echo is grateful to these advertisers, who so enthusiastically and who have made it possible to produce this have shown in a material way their interest and confidence in the l Class, and the Santa Rosa High School. have cooperated yearbook. They Echo , the Senior I 'ljafd ,iffy Zvi L7 WMM ,P-fa-e2aQ X.,a,cA,! Ja 'J LA FZ! df!-V0Q5!0A!?190 JUL' WMM kim bu DMA at x 3 ,LW www lib AM W tid? lvl ak OAMQ UL NN pb JNL Lv6EiTgwiMl Q 3,14 U24 XXXXKV3 M QTIDJJ - V 55411 Jia we dl ldv ffzzi' .ffzieadzlf 4.1 1211-7 Zi 3541142 -CM ,. ' -, ,,A 1.45, -2,0 . if-C iw P4 X V N - - N m,k..,.M1L,,W,,f ' ,X x, , A 5' 'X 1 X , ' . A 'X Y X, wg . X N + P KJ J Y xx 3 J ,d.,,,Q gydfu-4.4, .'N'X 1 , I x. ,-L, f.ji LJ N 1, 4 .LA QQ ' E .Q Q L ,X K N x 1 X Q: xi x ' . U X AWTWJQM ,Qwfu x4 ,. J J 3 2 X V, Q v V ' ,f ' dy? . X if 0 A In if 1 A b . 6' .4924-a4..'fe45afrv : K f - ' 67 : f T' j 1 cf Q 7 ,, . .M - g fan 5 J - 'Q ' M I 1 AA 0, zu . QVWL. 'W 1',y1:1fQiD I , A , I. fl V 1 V, RJ 3, ' -lc 'X ' ' I ' ' u f 14' J I .ff ' , Ni! 'nl QAX .. X' ' 'nn 1 I-dy' A ' Al-ij. M . fp 1' , 4+-L' ' , -A lf, I , I 6 -JAX J 16 4? F A , ., xii 1 Jiffy: 7917256.05 w xl Z 'V-i 4. - tf f !' 2-4'--J' ' 'Icp I. -cf , If' I X' 4, r ,I 49, 454' 1 .az ..ff,-gfr,QQ,..g uc. ', A-M, X -L 4 f x . f' J-'ff ' ' E 2444 -254 I, ,riff ip-aft? ef? '77-746' ci- mx F LLL- -42 Lf f -' ', Z 1 GX' , S is 4, V X Q' . YN. X 2 H S fx- ,QM M Xxx Q 1 4 N X wus X y XAN E 5 xi Q EJ is? if 3 XJ ' 4 I xx Y Y- ' N ' ' X Ex D??93fJw,N wQADf:,07:B,f Q X XJ :J X X3 K S Q J 5 WW M5 X fy 3 KA 5 wi X R? Q Q - X ' X X Qt .xx xx h E YS 1 y X5 .1 Q 'A ' D pl VJ, . . ' J , 4 Q A. gy' , A f fzzvfff ' I - , V' .1f- cfuyvf QV f who id-fwfdwcwfe., Q A - Cid! C-Q9-C,,fll, CLLCVK Q Cfgf , Z . CZL,Avu faW,,,a, 73445, Ira, 3244 C412 44,-' L! gig 561 f QZJ456 -05'-ff-6241 -4,-.J-04 Q14 L, Q, 1:7 Q 54-ff' Zig wx Vcfcd flak 7464 fgicj 1 .Z 5 Q' ,Q 4 J-ffl. 14 ff Q44 GQWW QW Cxi,,M. iv xy Sipgfiy ZZ f ,, GMM Www ff 3' vbgy fjff Q www fi Wf WR W1 M' si ky YI ov-cfwfkvn Ag, fry X LQ I ff H74 F X ww W fd QQ N W W4 f -,-gff' LY N X RQ PLXEXQNMTXX ks NK ax if ,F 1 Y Xi N xa 'V P c. ' g V. E, Uv' A if c f 3 51.4. I fs. - tl by .V ' is. N vt A 6' ge QJQQVLK-L..9 .. X A , 1-P ' ,, 'fx -f Z A 1 A 90 4 X S ' ,J xv , pfy I V D ,tm X31 ' -Q - Q f I 3 7 ' L 3 ,X I I , X. XV? 1 i , X vu -, . n '., ,,Q., L- ', 3 f 44,1 4 f f ' . V X519 V Ly 7? 3 Nb pp Q ,Q ff! . - , i C A f g A ' ' , 'Z 7 ' I I J-LZ! V Nu x X xfx ' ou yy -'y 1 A . H-v '4 mv... rf P. W P , 24 W' X ,ff 3 1 3 1 U ' W. Mfajwf rx cl wl' as U 4J 'c ' f of 'U f A J f ' li N W ! On v i . W ' I ' ' A J ' 3' OV 3 I F A J A f A T ig .V v ,f , f , ' . - ' 1 , zf ...fin . .1 F - i ' 1 QJW, W,,,,f L. V, ,, ,,,, ,Qf I ' . - I L , ' 'V ,f br 3,2 41: ff-'fi' 'ML' K, 'fqM M K! jf F dl I . +. 1' - frinijyf 5 t , ,. . . . , ,,,,f,ff-flf-'Lip f' 4 WM . Rf 5 SY 5w?Kf Q Q J If -f -if ,G N, YP 'ai S V , V. G , I Q ' U . -Q nn R X' 1 Y wif K H ii ' 1-fri' ' . i ' V-Q f ..-