Sonoma High School - El Padre Yearbook (Sonoma, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1945 volume:

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Coleman S'rudios Long Filmslide Service BERKELEY Wafers and Ross Van Wormer 81 Rodrigues Inc PERSONAL SPONSORS Mr. Jordan Basileu Miss Barbara Brennan Mrs. Irene Brennan Mr. E. Coales Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Du+il Miss Earline England Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf Evans A Friend in Sanra Rosa Mrs. Alice Garrison Miss Mildred S. Laudenschlager Mrs. John Miller Mr. Ralph Morris Mr. George H. OH Mr. Ed Pererson Mr. Augusl' Sebasriani Mr. Harold Sione Mr. Jack Thayer Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udvic Mrs. Marion Greene SPONSORS Agua Calienie Hoiel Jack Allen Mear Marker American Trusi Co. Anna J. S. Anderson. Real Esiaie Dr. C. B. Andrews Archie's Hoiel and Cafe, Boyes Springs Baines and Woodworih Bancrohus Nursery Berman Slore Boyes Hof Springs Carbonaro Shoe Shop Cash and Carry Cleaners James Caiino, Shoe Repairs Coca Cola Bofiling Co. Danieli's General Merchandise De Luxe Cigar Sfore De Luxe Cleaners Eva Dresel, Piano Siudio El Dorado Hoiel EI Verano Meal Marker Emparan and Woods Eraldi's Ferrando Cafe E. L. Fowler. Barber Shop Franklin Cigar Siore Ralph W. French. Opfomelrisi Friberg's Drug Siore Gordon's Candy Slore Gofienberg Broihers A. R. Grinsiead, Ai'+orney Hammond Lumber Co., Boyes Springs Hammond Lumber Co., Sonoma Highway Garage William T. Holi, Agency G. H. Ho'rz Mary Jewel's Shop for Children Johnnie and Doroihy's Tavern Dr. David Jones Frank La Haye Meral Works Lee's Signal Service Siaiion Manelli's Wholesale Fruiis, Produce Trucking Mission Frui'r Marker Mission Grocery and Service Sfahon Mission Hardware Warren D. More, D.D.S. F. Mosso, Jeweler Muriel's Dress Shop Napa Milling and Warehouse Co F. Nichelini, Plumbing and Hardware Norma's Giff Shop Pacific Greyhound Lines Pioneer French Bakery Plaza Markel' Prull's Dress Shop Thomas Pucheu, Public Accounianl Ruggles Variely S+ore Safeway Slores Sebasiiani Skaiing Rink I. Blissful Bobby. 2. Curie Kai. 3. Bouncing Belly. 4. Brown Eyes Bren nan. 5A. Rosy Rufh. 5B. Saucy Spangler. 6. Coy Caroline. 7. Fweef Flossie. 8. Precious Page ni. 9. Wonesome Wanda. l0. Beaufi'ful Bonnie II. Pe+i+e Phillips. I2. Lovely Lois. I3. Double Trouble. JUST BABES Whaf did Earl do now? Dangerous Deana. Thaf's our Erniel Going my way? Loafers. Give if fo 'em, Pyice. Which way fo Eld- ridge? Show 'em how, Broc'. Whafsihe problem? Sing you sinners. Indusirious. HERE 'N THERE Hi Anselmil Double Trouble. Wha+'s new? Swing Low! Palsy Walsy. Whaf a Target Eighih Graders. Wha+'s Poppin' Bags? Love in Bloom. Such serious sfudenis? Thai Madden man Ooo la lal Two Taylors. LiHle Al LiHle Boy Bishop. Wha+'s doing, Cecelia? Yea Dragons! AROUND SCHGOL I. Block fhaf pass. 2. Tumble Bugs. 3. Ride 'em Cowgirl. 4. Finding 4-Ieafclover. 5. Whai' a ioire. 6. BIondie. 7. Glen Ellen Can- non. 8. Comb fhaf mopl 9. Bench warmer. IO. Whai' a form lien- msl. II. Sedale seniors. I2. Onl an els have . Y 9 wings. I3. The dignified edi- for. I4. Roll Call. I5. Tarzana. I6. Sand Dabblers. I7. Kiclr Ihai bell. I8. Junior Parfy. CAUGI-IT AT RANDOM Pracficing7 Guard Gila, Don'+ Fence Me ln. Guys and Gals. Silver Top. Some iechnique. 7. Why, hello Lois! GO? if. Could fhis be iennis? I0. The Graaf Neville. CANDID CAMERA HONOR ROLL Nearly 'rhree hundred former sludenls of S.V.U.H.S. are now in +he armed services We are adding 'rhe names of more lhan fifly servicemen and women who were noi included in lasr year's list Among 'rhis year's graduafes already in lhe service are King Armslrong, Emile Ricco Donald Simpson, and Charles Bishop. Alfonle, Wm., Navy Armsrrong, King, Navy Behlow, Elmer, Navy Benedetro, Rocco, Army Berman, Annetre, WAVES Bishop, Charles, Army Blanchard, George, Army Paralroops Bonsey, Virgil, Navy Burnelt Ralph, Navy Cader, David, Navy Chrisman. Joseph, Navy Ehlers, Glenn, Army Air Corps Eraldi, Donald, Navy Ferrando, Edward, Army Flefcher, Grant Army Frank, Chesrer, Army Guy, Robert Navy Hinderson, Robert Navy King, Roberf W., Army King, Russell, Navy Kiser, Joseph Klapperich, Louis, Navy Lillesrol, lvlargarel Ann, WACs lvlafliei, Allen, Navy McCar'rhy, William, Army Air Corps Marfin, Paul, Army Monrini, Frances, WACs lvionlini, Wm., Army Nicol, Wm., Navy Noyes, Ray, Navy Parker, Robert Navy Pedroncelli, Frank, Navy Perkins, Charles, Army Remy, Forrest Army Transporl Service Ricci, Emile, Army Robinson, Gerald, Navy Shepard, Jack, Navy Simpson, Donald, Army Smallen, Virgil, Navy Sorisa, Joseph, Army Sroll, Edmond, Navy Temple, Wm., Army Thomas, Sfanley, Navy Thornsberry, Robert Navy Tobiason, Jack Tremonre, Oren, Army Warner, Howard, Army Wilkinson, Oliver, Army Winschell, Clyde, Navy Yaross, Helen, WACs WHY THE CHIMES RANG FASHION SHOW MODELS PAGEANT AND VAUDEVILLE S.V.U.l-l.S. was cerlainly noi laclcing in dramaiic produclions lor ihe i944-45 season. ln December, The eniire school direcied i+s eflorls fowards Jrhe produciion of rhe laeauliful and inspiring Chrisimas Pagean'r Why +he Chimes Rang. The dramalic offering in lhe annual Vodvil was a one-acl play enfifled His Firsi Girl. Many of ihe assemblies have included skirs. We won'+ soon forger Sherlock Bones -The Greer De+ec+ive. In May 'rhe seniors presenfed Alrnos+ Eighfeenf' a humorous play in Jrhreeacls which successfully wound up lhe dramafics season. .Miss Thiclcens was our advisor in 'rhis deparfmenr. TUMBLING AND BADMINTON Two new Team sporTs were added To The girls' acTiviTy program This year-badminTon and Tumbling. A large number oT girls Tool: parT in The badminTon ladder TournamenTs which were held in May. The Tumbling Team was organized as a resulT oT The inTeresT which was creaTed by The acT presenTed aT The Vaude- ville show. GIRLS' TUMBLING TEAM BADMINTON SEATED: J. Kelley F. Crowley, S. Berman, T. Traina, J. Tremaine, P. Baldridge. J. Sfanley. SECOND ROW: J. Dowdall, M. Paqani, D. Dodqa. VOLLEYBALL Volleyball is one oT The TavoriTe sporTs among The girls aT S.V.U.l-T.S. The TournamenTs This year were held in April. Girls chosen To cap- Tain The class Teams were: BeTTy Perry, Senior: Barbara MarlcT, Junior: BeTTy Baum, Sophomore: Marjorie Drewry, Freshman. SEATED: E. Nelson, B. Friberg, M. Harison, N. Moore, H. Andrieux, J. Lofius, B. Howard. SEC- OND ROW: L. Ahlbrandf, S. Felder, D. Silverra, M. Drewry, A. Conti, E. Yaross, D. Degen, Miss Mollini. TENNIS Ladder TournamenTs in Tennis were held in April and May To selecT The class Teams. Tennis is becoming one oT our more popular sporTs and a large number of girls is Turning ouT Tor iT each year. B. Flefcher, F. Coffin, W. Aprilanii, C. Shainsky, R. England, C. Carlander. SPEEDBALL On December I2, in a hard-Ioughi game ihe Sophomores deieaied iheir cIoses+ rivais, ihe Juniors, by a narrow margin oi 2-O and 'rhus became speedbali champs for l944. Team capiains were Louise Basiieu, Senior: Doroihy Teague, Junior: Marie Vigna, Soph ore: and Shirley Felder, Freshman. .Hi vkvk FIRST ROW: L. Sangiacomo, C. Devine, M. Vigna, N. Aprilanii, B. Honey. SEC- OND ROW: J. Meyers, S. DeGrazia, J. Anselmi, B. Baum, T. Davidson, J. Pfeif- fer, M. Viviani, A. Avelar. FIRST ROW: B. Marki, E. Veniimiglia, F. Baeige, J. Plum. SECOND ROW: M. Pinelli, H. Oerding, B. Campbell, F. Sfrobel. The Juniors emerged as Ioaskeibali champions by overcoming Jrheir chaliengers, Jrhe Sophomores, in a ciose coniesi. The ieams were capiained by C. Carlander, Senior: B. Campbeil, Junior: M. Viviani, Sophomore: and I-I. Andrieux, Freshman. BASKETBALL TRACK Sonoma Turned ouT a good sixTeen-man Track Team This year despiTe The TacT ThaT rain and cancellaTions made The season a Tough one. N The season schedule was as Tollows: SEATED: P. Andrews, F. La Haye, G. Sample, W. Mori, A. Pope, R. Knox, M. Mules, R. Collon, R. Phllllp, M. Rilz. STANDING: G. Den- lon, Mr. Wilhey, H. Mc- Graih. G. SAMPLE M. MULAS K. THOMSEN R. COLTON M. MULAS K. THOMSEN Where ., ,JV When ST. HELENA ........o.....,,o,.....,...... M , fg,.,Xa .,,.., . ...,., APRIL 6 sT. HELENA ..............,.,..,..,,....,......,,,,,,,,. ,mo ...A ,g...i:L ..,...,.. APRIL za SUBLEAGUE, SANTA ROSA ,o.,..... ..,, F ,.oo, f lg.. 'T .... ,......,, M AY 5 NORTH BAY LEAGUE, ANALY ,,,.,.,., .,.,..,.,,, 1 .,.,...,,,,,,,,,..,.,,, .,,,.. lvl A Y I2 Gila Sample led The Tielol in The IOO and 440-yard dashes in The unlimiTed compeTi Tlon. Bill Mori made an excepTionally good show in The broad lump. Carl Gibson came Through wiTh Top honors in The class B compeTiTion. TENNIS The Dragons have fwo seasons of fennis-fall and spring. Lasf fall fhe leading singles player was Vance Osburn and doubles players were Verne Osburn and Charlie Schiff. Two league mafches were played. The fellows made a beffer showing in fhe spring wifh Gene Royer leading in singles and fhe fwo Osburns in doubles. Three league mafches were played. All of fhe members of fhe feam were juniors and Coach Pfeiffer predicfs fhaf nexf year will be a much beffer year. V. Osburn, A. Aubin, W. Perry, J. Moser, C. Schiff, G. Royer, E. Perry, V. Os- burn, Mr. Pfeiffer. SEATED: G. Derilon, F. La Haye, L. Fong, W. Von Dohlen, W. Wheeler, R. Larson, B. Mori, L. Lahr, Mr. Wifhey, G. Escamilla, G. Block, D. Brocco, 6. La- vin. STANDING: R. Larsen, G. Roseme, L. Dresel, A. Morenzoni, A. Gordenker, A. Pedroncelli, T. Smifh, D. Sfanley, B. Oliver, G. Burl, R. Paselk, H. McGra1h. The baseball prospecfs for fhis year seemed fo be good. Three of fhe infield from lasf year's squad were baclc on 'rhe diamond. They were Lesfer Lahr af firsf base, Bill Mori af second base, and Roberf Larson af fhe shorf pafch. George Lavin, a converfed cafcher from lasf year's ouffield, did a good iob behind fhe plafe before leaving for fhe Navy. The fearn had lasf year's pifcher in Gonzalo Mofo Escamilla and anofher good pifcher in George Bloclc, a freshman. ln fhe ouffield fhis year we had many players who proved fo be worfhy. Among fhem were Allan Gordenlcer, Bill Oliver, Warren Von Dohlen and Leland Fong. BASEBALL 477' 1 f Cf !'75PU'f AJ f' VC A E. ROYER '3 w. PERRY G. LAVlN,Capfain w. OLIVER N - K F. LA HAYE X 1 l J VV BALI. CLASSMBASAA The B baske+ball 'ream sfarfed fhe season wifh one experienced player, Cap+ain J George Lavin, bulr ended +he season as a Top-ralre, clever ball club, second place in ieaque sfandings. They owe much of fhis fo fheir coach, D. A. Pfeiffer. High-poin+ men of fhe feann was Frank La Haye wilrh 67 poIn+s fo his credit DRAGONS . ANALY . DRAGONS ST. HELENA DRAGONS. PETMUMA DRAGONS eALlsToeA DRAGONS A SANTA ROSA DRAGONS CLOVERDALE DRAGONS NAPA ,. ..,.. . O DRAGONS BENICM DRAG NS SAN RAFAEL DRAGONS NAPA' V VVVVAV DRAGONS HEALDSBURG DRAGONS BENIQIA DRAGONS GEYSERVILLE DRAGONS PETALUMA W DRAGONS TOMALES . SEATED: E. Royer, W. Oli ver, F. La Haye, G. Lavin W. Perry. SECOND ROW: J. Alien, W. Wheeler, W. Von Dohlen, R. Knox, G. Denfon, Mr. Pfeiffer. L. LAHR C. BISHOP W. MORI T D. SIMPSON X , s T . KW, , , CLASS AMT ' The A baslceTloall Team had Things very well in hand unTil Uncle Sam decided he wanTed Don Simpson and Porky Bishop. AT This poinT Sonoma losT The game wiTh Tomales, which puT The Dragons in a Three-way Tie Tor TirsT place wi+h l-lealdsburg and Tomales: louT our chance Tor a championship was gone alTogeTher when we losT The playoTT wiTh T-lealdsburg. High poinT man and capTain This year was Bill Mori. l-le alone made T23 poinTs. DRAGONS ANALY DRAGONS ST. HELENA DRAGONS PETALUMA DRAGONS CALISTOGA . DRAGONS SANTA ROSA DRAGONS CLOVERDALE DRAGONS NAPA DRAGONS SAN RAFAEL. DRAGONS BENICIA DRAGONS HEALDSBURG DRAGONS NAPA DRAGONS GEYSERVILLE DRAGONS BENICIA DRAGONS TOMALES . DRAGONS PETALUMA DRAGONS HEALDSBURG A. GORDENKER KET SEATED: D. Simpson, W. Mori, C. Bishop, L. Lahr, D. Brocco, Mr. Pfeiffer, J. AI- lan. SECOND ROW: G. Sample, J. Janqula, W. Madden, E. Ricci, A. Gor- denker, T. Smifh, A. Thayer. BALI. DRAGONS. . ,. ,,, .NI3 DRAGONS... . ,, ,.. O DRAGONS .. , ..-I3 DRAGONS DRAGONS 1 .2 I K I ACTION SHOTS FROM SOME OF OUR GAMES 1 PETALUMA ,,S, NAPA .S,,Sw,, ANALY ..,S,, , , I-IEALDSBU RG TOMALES .,A,.. ST. I-IELENA.. N. KREBS, J. RICH R. LARSON C. BISHOP, J. RICH I 9 .......l9 I 2 ,.,,,.,32 N. KREBS E. CUSTER, C. SCHIFF 31 i l FIRST ROW: G. Sample, J. Mar- tini, J. Rich, R. Larson, G. Mc- Gimsey, L. Lahr, G. Escamilla, A. Pedroncelli, C. Bishop, E. Horne, D. Simpson. SECOND ROW: E. Ernesf, R. Knox, D. Sample, T. Smifh, N. Rider, D. Stokes, F. La Haye, K. Thomsen, G. Cusfer, G. Block, Mr. Pyke. THIRD ROW: R. Maffioli, R. Ruise, R. Such, N. Krebs, K. Phillips, B. Oliver, J. Winschell, J. Janqula. xx FOOT Friday, Oclober 6, I944, marked lhe debul of 'rhe lirsl loolball Team in lhie hislory of S.V.U.l-l.S. The Dragons delealed ihe Pelaluma Ramblers wilh a score of l3 To 7. They won The following praciice wilh Napa and made a good showing in i'he league games. ' Coach Pylce is conliclenl ihal lhe experience gained ihis year will help ihe ieam io- wards achieving a much beiier record in l945. ' J X L. LAHR, Caplain G. MCGINISEY, G. ESCAMILLA R. LARSON G. ESCAMILLA 30 GABA. Who says lhe feminine members of lhe Sludenl Body aren'l good in alhlelics? The G.A.A. will lell you difierenily. The hikes lexcluding poison oakl were a loi oi fun and also helped earn G.A.A. aclivily poinls. The principal sporls were speedball, baskelball, volleyball, lennis and baseball. The members of lhe Girls' Aihlelic Associalion are noi only good sporlswomen, 'rhey can cook, loo. lThis remark can be proved by lhe excellenl dinners cooked for lhe iooi- ball and baskelball players.l Applying a lillle elbow grease and plain hard work, lvliss lvlollins' oiiice was redeco- raied as one of lheir proiecls. The officers for 'rhe year were: Presidenl, Barbara Flelcherp Vice-Presidenl, Marna Simpson: Secrelary, Pal James. SEATED: L. Basileu, M. Tubbs, C. Shain- sky, B. Campbell, M. Pinelli, S. Gard- ner, E. Venlimiglia, A. Avelar, L. San- giacomo, W. Moore, B. Perry, F. Coffin, D. Pedranzini, D. Teague. FIRST ROW: P. James, M. Vigna, J. Anselmi, C. De- vine, M. Bigger, B. Donelson, B. Fletcher, B. Markf, J. Pfeiffer, J. Meyers, Miss Mollins, V. Malfeoni, B. Honey. SEC- OND ROW: N. Aprilanfi, P. Mulherin, R. England, R. Chelini, L. Hamplcn, C. Carlander, T. Davidson, F. Baelge, I. Milligan, B. Williams, M. Viviani, Forgnone. NOT PICTURED: W. Apri- lanli, M. Simpson. SEATED: R. Larson, D. Brocco, 6. Lavin, A. Gordenker, G. Sample, W. Madden, L. Lahr, Mr. Pyke. SECOND ROW: G. Escamilla, D. Slokes, J. Rich, N. Krebs, E. Horne, W. Mori, G. Block, C. Gibson. 'The Block S draws ils membership from lhose boys mosl aciive in sporls. The club slaged a mosl successful dance in December wilh a winler wonderland ol pine and snow backdrops. ln February ihey held lheir inilialion. Whal a lime lhal was. The new mem- bers were Joe lvlarlini, Norman Krebsii Charles Bishop, Dale Slokes, Carl Gibson, Earl l-lorne, John Rich, George Block and George McGimsey. The club officers were Allen Gordenker, Presidenlg Don Simpson, Vice-Presidenlg Gonzalo Escamilla, Secrelary-Treasurer. BLOCK Ona 28 F.F.A. The FuTure Farmers of America is noT only one of The largesT organizaTions in school, louT iT is one of The mosT acTive. They Toolc many field Trips, pruned grape vines and did oTher agriculTural proiecTs. They had Their annual FaThers and Sons BanqueT This spring which was very enioyable. Their Barn Dance was, as usual, The besT dance oT The year wiTh The real old-Time spiriT prevailing. , . i Ti Swallow, M. Mulas, R. Severance, E. Horne, H. Sfudley, J. Jangula. SECOND ROW: G. Block, F. Leal, R. Baymiller, R. Larson, D. Reichenberg, B. Primsch, J. SmiTh, B. Kiser, N. Maffioli, J. Palmer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pfeiffer, A. Shainsky, T. Neville, T. Schwarz, A. Morenzoni, como, D. Sfokes. Grafh, J. Dowdall, T. Trains, B. Oliver, N. Aprilanfi, J. Pfeiffer, J. Such. SEC- herin, M. Cafino, E. Neilson, M. Spell- man, L. HampTon, M. Vigna, J. Meyers, Aprilanfi. Sf, Si SenoriTas, iT is The Spanish Club, Las SeleniTas. lThe inhabiTanTs of The moon To you.l This new and inTeresTing club sTarTed iTs career The second semesTer. The firsT evenT was a marvelous dinner prepared by The Third year Spanish sTudenTs lcharTer membersl, and a rioTous iniTiaTion planned by a few cruel hearTed sTudenTs. Amid selTzer waTer and iam sandwiches all soon became Tull-fledged members. The club's officers were: PresidenT, Tina Trainag Vice-PresidenT, Bill Oliver: SecreTary, Jaclcie Dowdallq Treasurer, Norma AprilanTip Program Chairman, l-lascall lv1cGraTh, LAS SELENITASH SEATED: R. Maffioli, E. Mafhieu, A. A. MaTsuyama, l. Hickey, A. Sangia- SEATED: C. Shainsky, M. Pinelli, H. Mc- OND ROW: L. Sangiacomo, P. Mul- N. Hoover. THIRD ROW: P. James, W. Wheeler, F. La Haye, G. Denfon, T. SmiTh, L. Erickson, J. Darnell, W. CHORUS The Chorus led by Mrs. Emilie 6rinsTead did ouTsTanding worlc in The music Tield This year. The group was divided inTo separaTe secTions, Treshman, sophomore, and upper division. The upper division and Junior Glee Club ioined Their voices in close harmony aT The ChrisTmas PageanT, MoTher's Tea, Vaucleville Show, and Graduation Exercises. SEATED: S. Berman, E. Martin, N. God- dard H. For'd, H. Andrieux, M. Hart- son, Moore, H. Oerding, W. Moore, M. Simpson, B. Siemers, M.. Carter, J. Niemi, G. Honey, V. Barry. SECOND ROW: J. Brennan, J. Kelley, M. Vivi- ani, A. Wikman, B. Honey, E. Venti- miglia, B. Flefcher, J. Dowdall, M. Ca- tino, C. Devine, R. Gemini, D. Loomis, P. Buck, J. De Jong, J. Udvic. THIRD' ROW: D. Dodge, T. Traina, V. Matte- oni, P. James, F. Baetge, D. Johnston, A. Avelar, D. Eyrickson, M. Drewry, V. Youngman, E. Taylor, B. Palmore, G. Gil- bert, J. Lind. FOURTH ROW: M. French, P. Lilley, C. Carlander, B. Campbell, J. Plum, N. Regamey, J. Delalay, L. Mas- sey, l. Milligan, N. Wassenaar, B. Bur- nett, B. Renffrow, C, Odendahl, M. Miller. SEATED: T. Traina, M. Simpson, W. Moore, H. Oerding, D. Dodge, S. Ber- man, L. Hampton, M. Pagani, J. Bren- nan, L. Andrieux, P. James. SECOND ROW: L. Basileu, M. Cafino, R. Chelini, C. Carlan'der, Jane Hecker, Jean Hecker, F. Baetge, N. Regamey, J. Plum, J. Dowdall, E. Venfimiglia. THIRD ROW: E. Perry, A. Aubin, C. Hunter, R. Berg- quist, R. Larson, W. Perry, V. Osburn. The Dragon's Tale is The monThly school paper ediTed and published by The Associ- aTed STudenTs. AmidsT The Trials and TribulaTions oT ediTing a school paper everyone also had loTs of Tun and experience. A bang-up STaTT ParTy was held in April Tor The hard-worlcing news- paper men and womenn. The EdiTors-in-ChieT were LaRae l-lampion and Shirley Berman. DRAGON'S TALE Xi BAND Under Mr. Johnson's supervision lhe band reached an all-lime high in promoling school spiril lhis year. Led by Wallerine Moore, our lively and viacious maiorelle, lhe band marched and played during all 'rhe home loorball games. Adding lo lhe gala procession were our four olher maioreiles, Carherine Forgnone, Jean Plum, Belly Sheppard and Nadine Moore, and lasl bul nor leasl, our mascol, Gordo. WD KNEELING: V. Osburn, W. Moore, V. Osburn, J. Allen, W. Von Dohlen, D. Devine. SECOND ROW: B. Sheppard, N. Moore, G. Burl, J. Such, C. Shainsky, M. Bigqar, R. Graham, L. Senqiacomo, S. Walfers, J. Plum, C. Forgnone. THIRD ROW: H. Curlis, D. Sfanley, J. Pfeiffer, J. Moser, H. McGrafh, A. Aubin, M. Vigna, G. Morris, I. Frisin- qer, E. Perry. FOURTH ROW: R. Knox, M. Hansen, J. French, G. Burl, E. Perry, B. Donelson. FIFTH ROW: C. Turney, M. Pinelli, W. Perry. STRING ENSEMBLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Hecker, J. Such, D. Slreiff, S. Gardner, E. Cusier, Jane Hecker, B. Donelson, L. Wassenaar, J. Neville, M. Rill, V. Osburn. The orcheslra, led by Mr. Johnson, once more came lhrough wilh flying colors by conrribuling music 'lo 'rhe Chrislmas Pageanl and lhe Vaudeville Show. The slring ensemble provided enlerlainmenl al several leas, and oulside lunclions. ORCHESTRA C.S..F. The people who go home wifh A's on fheir reporf cards are finding ouf if really pays as fhe C.S.F. rafed anofher 'rrip fo fhe Universify of California, a frip fo San Francisco. and a dinner and fudge parfy af Miss Coggins' house. The officers affended a ioinl' meefing wifh Pefaluma and Sanfa Rosa before Chrisf- mas. The fwo groups mef af Sonoma in fhe early spring. Their meefings included inifia- fion, dinner and a program. Those earning life memberships on 'rhe C.S.F. are La Rae l-lampfon, Marie Pagani and Edward Perry. The officers are: Presidenf, La Rae l-lampfong Vice-Presidenf, Willard Perry: Secre- fary and Treasurer, Shirley Berman. SEATED: J. Pfeiffer, J. Tonner, J. Kelley, D. Pedranzini, Jane Hecker,Jean Hecker, M. Pagani, W. Moore, J. Tremaine, J. Kearney. STANDING: M. Rifz, J. Berk- land, W. Perry, C. Denfon, L. Hampton, Miss Coggins, E. Perry, J. Moser, F. La Haye, L. Andrieux. FIRST ROW: D. Dodge, S. Berman, M. Simpson, B. Campbell, W. Moore, C. Carlander, C. Shainsky, F. Coffin, M. Calino, J. Pfeiffer, J. Meyers, M. Pa- gani, L. Sangiacomo. SECOND ROW: L. Basileu, Jane Hecker, J. Dowdall, J. Tonner, M. Carter, L. Wassenaar, D. Millard, D. Pedranzini, J. Kelley, A. Wikman, P. Mulherin, N. Aprilanfi. THIRD ROW: M. Tubbs, Miss Godward, R. Chelini, L. Hampfon, F. Baefge, L. Andrieux, P. James, W. Aprilanli, A. Avelar, B. Palmore. The girls' honor sociefy has achieved a splendid record in supporfing fhis year's school acfivifies. They decorafed fhe school for Chrisfmas, sponsored fhe annual Mofhers-Daughfers Tea and Fashion Show and who can forgef fhe rolliclcing Girls' Jinx. On March fhird, fhe girls played hosfess fo fhe San Rafael and Sanfa Rosa groups af fhe annual convenfion which cenfered around an Hawaiian fheme and was highlighfed by a speaker from l-lonolulu. Caroline Carlander had fhe honor of being Area Council Presidenf for I944-l945. This year's officers were: Presidenf. Cecelia Shainskyp Vice-Presidenf, Shirley Woll: Sec- refary and Treasurer, ivlargaref Cafino. RA RAVAS STUDENT COUNCIL Sludenl Council is +he legislalive branch of sludenl governmenl: The dulies of lhis group are lo pass on lhe budgel, bills, awards and general business mallers of Sludenl Body affairs. The members consisl of L. Lahr, Sludenl Body Presidenl: W. Aprilanli, Sludenl Body Secrelary: P. James, Program Chairman: G. Sample, Chairman of Buildings and Grounds: G. Escamilla, Bailifl: R. England, Social Chairman: B. Flelcher, Publicily Chair- man: B. Perry, Yell Leader: R. Chelini, Girls' Alhlelic Manager: M. l-lansen, Boys' Alh- lelic Manager: and one represenlalive from each class. SEATED: B. Oliver, M. Simpson, W Aprilanli, L. Lahr, L. Andrieux, B. Perry A. Sangiacomo. STANDING: R. Eng land, C. Carlander, G. Sample, B F-lefcher, S. Falder, R. Chelini. SEATED: H. Oerding, J. Brennan, L Hamplon, J. Meyers, J. Loffus. STAND lon, G. Sample, R. Larson, D. Brocco L. Fong. Sludenl' Welfare is 'rhe judicial branch ol sludenl governmenl. The members are re- sponsible for enforcing lhe laws and lceeping school aclivilies running smoolhly. This group is made up ol Ihe Srudenl Body Vice-Presidenl, who is Ihe presiding officer: Bailifl: Chairman of Buildings and Grounds: Ihe class presidenls and 'rwo represenla- lives from each class. STUDENT WELFARE ING: H. McGralh, L. Dresel, G. Den- SEATED: R. England, L. Andrieux, B. Fleicher. R. Chelini. STANDING: W. Aprilanli, L. Lahr, G. Sample, B. Perry. NOT PICTURED: P. James, M. Hansen, G. Escamilla. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The Sludenl Bocly OFI:icers head Ihe sludenl governmenl of S.V.U.l-l.S. and clirecl' Ihe school aclivilies. y The Presidenl, Vice-President Secrelary, Yell Leader and Girls' and Boys' Alhlelic Managers are elecled. The resl' of Ihe officers are appoinlecl by 'I'he Presidenl wilh 'rhe approval of 'rhe Sludenl' Council. This year our Sludenl Body has been ably led by our popular president Lesler Lahr. Olher leaders of sludenl affairs are: VICE-PRESIDENT ,,,,, ,,.. KING ARMSTRONG BAILIFF ,..,,.,,,s.....,,,..,,,,,, GONZALO ESCAMILLA SECRETARY ......,,,,,., ,,,.., . .WANDA APRILANTI BOYS' ATHLETIC MGR. ,,,, MELVIN HANSEN SOCIAL CHAIRMAN s,......,.,, RUTH ENGLAND GIRLS' ATHLETIC MGR .,,,,.. ROSALIE CHELINI PROGRAM CHAIRMAN, ..... UPATSY JAMES BLDGS. AND GROUNDS ..,... GILBERT SAMPLE YELL LEADER ,s,,.,,,,,,. ,,,,..,,, BETTY PERRY PUBLICITY MANAGER., .BARBARA FLETCHER . SEATED: B. Perry, P. James, R. England, L. Hampton, M. Pagani, L. Andrieux, J. Brennan, M. Tubbs. STANDING: Miss Thlcksns, N. Regamey, B. Flefcher, A. Thayer, G. Sample, C. Carlander, C. Shainsky. NOT PICTURED: L. Lahr, L.Taylor. E L P A D R E S T A F F MARIE PAGANI ..,,,,,,..,.,, N ,,.,,,,,,, ..,,.,,, E DITOR BARBARA FLETCHER.. ,,,, ,.,,.,,.,, , .....,,.,.,,. ,.,,,, B U SINESS MANAGER This pasl school year has been marked by many inleresling and exciling developmenls af S.V.U.H.S. Our firsr loolball leam made ils bow on 'rhe new gridiron: and we musln'l 'lorgel lhe riolous vaudeville performance. ln publishing lhis lenrh volume of EL PADRE we have allempled lo call +0 mind lhe evenls lhal have broughl lhrills and enioymenl in 'rhe pasl' year. We have had 'ro labor under warlime reslriclions of film and paper in order +o bring forrh lhis yearbook which we sincerely hope is rich in some of your hap- piesl school-day memories. We wish lo express our sincere apprecialion lo lvliss Thickens who devoled so much of her lime and energy lowards making lhis book a success: lo Kee Coleman sludios ol San Francisco for lhe Senior pholographs: lo lvlr. Richard O'Neil of Sonoma for his ever- ready help in faking group piclures and special sholsg 'ro lhe California Arl' and Engrav- ing Company and lo Mr. Roberl L. Ozias of Lederer, Slreel 81 Zeus Co., for lheir whole- hearled cooperalion in lhe prinling and publicalion of 'rhis book: lo our palrons who have so generously sponsored us in our elllorlsg and lo everyone who has aided in mak- ing +he l945 EL PADRE a realizalion. ACTIVITIES Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May MORE EVENTS I9-March of Dimes Assembly- Jus+ IOC everybody. Sonoma vs. Calisloga-Those long shols did The friclc. 24-Miss Laura Nasl, Pianisl, enlerlains-Oh! Those symphonies. 26-Cloverdale and lhe Dragons have il oul-WE cerfainly did. 2-Seniors clean parl of rhe hospi+al--A very small perl. Baslcelball wirh San Rafael-Good praclice anyway. 6-Ra Ravas Planning Conference in Sanla Rosa-The bigwigs gel lo- gelher. 9-Sonoma and l-lealdsburg play for all fhey are worlhl Gee, Those baslcelballs would have been swell. IO-Bloclc S lnilialion- l'l.l. never 'sing' again. I I-Juniors clean hospilal. I2-Sophs clean hospilal. I3-- Las Selenilasu lnilialion-Si, Si, Senor. I5-C.S.F. Inilialion-The Exclusives lb-Baslce+ball wi+h Geyserville-RAl-ll RAl-ll 2l-Baslcelball wilh Tomales-Was a sad slory. 22, 33-Vacalion-Washing+on's Birlhday-4 days of liber+y. 23-Baslcefball wi+h l-lealdsburg-Say NO More. 3-Ra Ravas Convenlion-ALOHA! 22, 23-Vaudeville-Do we have lhe Talen+??? 26-30-Easier Vacalion-A much needed resl. 20-Baseball wifh S+. l-lelena. 27-Baseball wilh Calisloga. 4-Baseball wirh Geyserville. Sl'uden'r Body Nominalion Speeches- ll l am elecled- lO-Eleclion of Srudenl Body officers- I wanl 'ro 'rhanlc- l I-Baseball wilh Cloverdale. lvlo+her's Day Tea-l 5 RAHS for lvlOM. I8-Baseball wilh Healdsburg. I9-GAA. Picnic-Salurday morning session. 24, 25-Senior Play-Oh, Those Seniorslll 25-Baseball wifh Tomales. June 8-Senior ball. June I5-GRADUATlONlll!! Al long lasll YEAR'S EVENTS SepT. I8-School Days begin again!--No CommenTs. SepT. 20-FacuITy TrusTee dinner-Formal welcome To new pedagogues. SepT. 29-Frosh IniTiaTion-ALLAI-I! F.F.A. IniTiaTion. OcT. 2-Assembly wiTh PeTrushlca lRussian enTerTainerl.-Volga BoaTman! OcT. 4-Song and Yell conTesT-Freshies win ouT. Od. Od. OcT. Od. OcT. Od. Od. Od. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov N ov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Tennis wiTh PeTaluma-OQod game- Tie. 6-Sonoma I I vs. PeTaIuma-Dragons win TirsT TooTball game! Freshman RecepTion-Why Don'T We Do This More OTTen'? 9-Tennis wiTh Benicia-We are good losers. I2-Dragon's I I Talce on Napa-I-Iere we go again!!! I4-Tennis wiTh Napa-Cancelled because oT JupiTer Pluvius. I7-Sonoma plays Analy-Good pradice anyway. 2 I-Tennis wiTh Vallejo-AI-I! We come Through again. 27-Dragon's I I vs. I-Iealdsburg-WhaT a misTalce . .. C.S.I:. IniTiaTion and insTaIlaTion.-I-Immmmm! Those reTreshmenTs! 28-We play Tennis wiTh Sari iRaTael-Did we Talce a beaTing? I-O.A.A. IniTiaTion-OI-I! The poor Townspeople. 3-We Tangle wiTh Tomales. 7-OSF. aTTend convenTion in SanTa Rosa--The brains meeT. 8, 9, I0-Teachers' InsTiTuTe-Teachers go To school Tor awhile. I I-Dragon's I I vs. ST. I-Ielena-Hey! BooTy. I4-Ra Ravas IniTiaTion-Very impressive. I6-Assembly wiTh Anne Ashley singing-Come again, Anne. I7-GAA. give TooTball players a dinner-And did They puT away! 22-Sonoma I I plays Analy-Two TlaTs and a loss. The Tood .2124-Thanksgiving VacaTion-Pass The Toilcey Paw. 29-Pefaluma and Sonoma meeT. I-Block S Dance-OI-I!ThaT TemperamenTaI iulce box. 6-Dragons and SanTa Rosa playoTT. 7-Girls' speedball playoTTs-May The besT girls win. 8-Sonoma vs. Napa-Again. 9-G.A.A. I-Iilce-OI-I! Those hills. Never again. I2-OSF. Fudge parTy-Gee, I wish I had a Tew brains. Soph.-Jr. speedball pIayoTT-Rough! Tough! Rugged! I3-Ra Ravas decoraTes school Tor ChrisTmas-Where'sThaTgreen challc? I5-We and Benicia have an exciTing game! I7-ChrisTmas PageanT- Why The Chimes Rang. 22-ChrisTmas ParTy-A candy cane Tor all. 22-Jan. 8-ChrisTmas VacaTion-AI-I! BreaThing Space. 5-Dragons vs. Benicia-Boy, were Those Tences high. IO-BasIceTbalI wiTh PeTaIuma-No Yellee-No Scoree!! I2-Soph. Assembly-Oh, ThaT Sherlock Bones!!! BasIceTbalI wiTh ST. I-Ielena-Dragons came Through again. F R E S l-l lvl E N CLASS oFFlcERs , PRESIDENT., ,. L , .. ,, v, , . , ,, , ., . .LORING DRESEL VICE-PRESIDENT.. ,, , ., M.. GEORGE MORRIS SECRETARY-TREASU RER , L. ,BARBARA FRIBERG WELFARE .,,,, JULIA LOFTUS AND LEE YEE FGNG STUDENT COUNCIL , ,. LL,LL, , .., SHIRLEY FELDER The Freshman Initiation introduced this class to the rigors of lite in Sonoma I-ligh. Two weelcs later al a reception in their honor, they were finally accepted into the Student Body. This was the largest class in school this year and promises to carry on the true Dragon spirit. Girls ot this class who played on a number ol teams in girls' sports were Nadine Moore, Mildred l-lartson, Joy Ellis, Shirley Eelder, Dolores Silverra and Helen Andrieux. Several freshman boys made the varsity football team and toolc an active part in basket- ball. Some ot these were George Block, Angelo Pedroncelli and Robert Knox. This up and coming class oi i948 also won top honors in our song and yell contest. FX, FIRST ROW: M. Conrad, G. Honey, N. Goddard, B. Martindale, V. Barry, J. Stanley, D. Eyrickson, B. Sheppard, N. Moore, M. Hartson, H. Ford, F. Howe, W. Filpula, J. Tremaine, S. Bittke, J. Niemi. SECOND ROW: D. Streiff, R. Thio- doro, L. Tiedemann, E. Tay- lor, G. Munger, P. Bald- ridge, D. Hayes, M. Miller, D. Silverra, S. Felder, C. Herrin, H. Andrieux, S. Walters, L. Ahlbrandt, E. Martin, J. Lind. THIRD ROW: J. Ellis, E. Strobel, M. Drewry, L. Galo, V. Youngman, M. Carter, J. Loftus, D. Degen, C. Oden- dahl, E. Yaross, E. Logan, A. Conti, E. Nielsen, B. Fri- berg, N. Poque, L. Shelley. FIRST ROW: R. Krebs, R. Larsen, J. Elmer, R. Bay- ham, J. Smith, L. Fong, W. Hipkins, D. Taylor, J. Light- hill, C. Ryan, B. Kiser, J. Stickel. SECOND ROW: S. Milligan, E. Jones, C. Tur- ney, V. Perletti, W. Greene, L. Boswell, D.Cox, R. Watts, E. Mathieu, D. Devine, J. Berkland, T. Goodwin, F. Berger, L. Roberts. THIRD ROW: D. Egitkhanoff, A. Schwartz, R. Perkins, G. tilli, G. Block, L. Dresel, H. Schumann, F. Leo, R. Knox. FOURTH ROW: J. L. Ham- ilton, H. Weise, H. Cossins, ler, D. Audiss, F. Fabris, M. Ritz. miller, B. Primbsch, J. New- ell, D. Richenberg, R. Gra- Shainsky, J. Van Loon, J. Cooper, A. Richards, A. As- A. Sangiacomo, V. Baett, J. Lund, A. Pedroncelli, A. Pope, G. Thompson, L. Mil- S o P H o M o R E s CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ., ...Y,., ,. . , L ,, .L L, . GEORGE DENTON VICE-PRESIDENT E,E.EEY.,,E,EEEE L EE,, . .GEORGE BERGER SECRETARY-TREASURER L . , , ,M NORMA APRILANTI STUDENT COUNCIL ,EYE,EE .EEE,E L , L EE,, . GWILLIAM OLIVER STUDENT WELFARE. ...JOYCE MEYERS AND I-IASCALL lvIcGRATl-I Members of fhe Sophomore Class were well represenfed in many fields fhis year. For fheir assembly program fhey presenfed an amusing farce, The Refurn of Sher- loclc Bones. Girls of fhis class who foolc parf in sporfs acfivifies were Jean Anselmi, lvlarie Vigna, lvlarie Viviani, Jean Pfeiffer, Thelma Davidson, Amelia Avelar and Norma Aprilanfi. Leaders in fhe field of boys' sporfs included such players as Bill Oliver, Franlc Lal-Iaye, Warren Von Dohlen, William Wheeler, Tom Smifh, William lde and Hascall McGrafh in baslcefball. Dale Sfolces received his bloclc in foolball. D C.S.F. represenfafives were June Kearney, Franlc Lal-Iaye, Jean Pfeiffer and George enfon. , CLLL A. FIRST ROW: M. French, L. Sangiacomo, A. Avelar, B. Palmore, G. Gilberf, B. Baum, C. Devine, R. Gemini, M. Spellman, J. Pfeiffer, E. Neilsen, B. Bliss. SECOND ROW: N. Aprilanfl, P. Buck, D. Loomis, M. Vigna, J. Anselmi, P. Mulherin, A. Wikman, M. Viviani, J. Mey- ers, J. Such, E. Welch. THIRD ROW: V. Malleoni, P. Lilley, S, De Grazia, D. Johnslon, T. Davidson, J. Delalay, L. Massey, N. Hoover, B. Siemers, M. Spalhelf. FIRST ROW: I. Frisinger, L. Erickson, J. Darnell, W. VonDohlen, G. Denton, P. Brassachio, T. Smilh, W. Wheeler, F. LaHaye, B. Oliver, D. Sample, M. Coops. SECOND ROW: F. Dannals, G. Berger, J. Win- schell, L. McNeil, D. Sfokes, A. Mcrenzoni, D. Sfanley, C. Hunler, J. Nell, l. Hickey, H. McGraIh. THIRD ROW: R. Ruise, E. Ernesf, R. Ricci, C. Gibson, P. Bruning, J. Neville, G. Roseme, J. Hughes, A. Swallow, G. Malhesen, P. Andrews, R. Paselk. I I salules ilne Junior Class as one ol 'rhe busuesl classes ol lhe year. llnem especially for 'rhe fine decoraluons al bolh lhe Senior Ball and drive is class came oul well rn The lead As a cleanup commillee were ouls andnng nn sporls aclnvrlles were Jean Plum Belly Campbell, n porls were in ioolball Roberl Larson Norman Krebs and Joe class lnlelllicluals we find IO members In C S F and 20 gurls IH Ra Ravas. FIRST ROW: M. Pinelli, T. Traina, S. Berman, J. Dow- dall, D. Dodqe, F. Baefgs, B. Pearson, S. Gardner, M. Biggar, S. Goddard, W. Moore, H. Oerding, M. Simpson. SECOND ROW: J. de Jong, E. Morenzoni, Jane Hecker, Jean Hecker, L. Wassenaar, B. Burneff, B. Markf, E. Venfimiglia, J. Kelley, F. Crowley, D. Ped- ranzini, T. Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Johnson, B. Suih- erland, B. Campbell, J. Plum, D. Teague, V. Lar- rance, D. Millard, M. Car- ler, B. Siemers, M. Sircbel, E. Heald, G. Roberfson. FIRST ROW: B. Mori, E. Sloll, B. Jones, J. Moser, W. Perry, A. Aubin, W. Joseph, Vance Osburn, Verne Osburn, R. Colfon. SECOND ROW:L.Comings, J. Alien, B. Madden, G. Lavin, A. Gusfin, N. Rider, J. Marfini, H. Sludley, J. Jangula, H, Kellerman, M. Mulas, H. Rubke. THIRD ROW: E. Cusier, B. Berg- quisf, A. Mafsuyama, N. Krebs, A. Thayer, R. Scoll, R. Larson, G. Cusler, R. Such, E. Royer, L. Fong. s NAME Andrleux, L ........... Aprilanii, W .....,... Basileu, L ..,............ Bishop, C .,.,.......... Brennan, J ............, Brocco, D ....,.,,..,.,, Bruning, L ....,. Ca rla nder, C. Callno, M .,,,,....A,.. Chellm, R ...,,..,v,,., Coffin, F .,,,,,,..,,,,,,. Curlls, H .,...,.,.,,,.,, Donelson, B .......A.,A England, R ..... Escamilla, G.. Flefcher, B ...,. PROPHECY PET LOVES Good music, dancing, conversalion ......,..... Dancing, ealing, iokes .,,,..,,,,...,.....,....,.....,... Chicken, clolhes, sporls ........ ....... Cars, women ,...........................,..,..,.,............. Dancing, wriling lelfers, hamburgers ,,....... Pool, women, sleaks ........,,..,,...,.....,.... ....... Sleep, milk shakes, linkering ....... Dancing, sporls. sleep ,,.........,,.....,........,.,.... Good music, dancing, whipped cream .,,,.. ,Sporl's, Navy, food ,.....,..,,....................,,..,.... Food, da ncing, sporls ..,...... ..,.... Malh, designing, dales ..,...,,.... Apples pie, classical music ......,A,.,......,........ Dancing, gardenias, Tailored clolhes.. ,,,,. .. .......,Foo+ball, fried chicken. pool.................. Sporfs, laughler, excilemenl A....,..,.. . .... . Forgnone, K ..,...,.., Dancing, orchids, sporls clolhes ,,,.,.,, Gordenker. A ....... Hamplon, L... Hansen, M .........,,, Horne, E ....,... James, P .,............., Lahr, L ...,.., ...,..,, Lilley, R .......,.cv,..,., Milligan, l ...,, Pagans. M ..,,......... Perry, B ..,,,...., Perry, E .,,,,.,,,, Phillips, K ...,......,.., Regamey, N.. Ricci, E .................. Sleep, food, bowling ..................,. .... Sporls, U. C., arguing ................,....... ....... Mechanics, good cars, food .,...............,...,.. Thoroughbred horses, lasl cars, fishing ...... ,Sporls, 'thick sreaks, women ....,.............,,... . Hamburgers, mail, going barelool ..,........... Sporis, animal piclures, horseback riding.. FUTURE HOPES FATE Business work ........... ........ C ard shark Nurse ,...,,........ ........ U nderslucly for Lily Pons Sfenographer ......... ...,.... T uba soioisl Masier Sergeanl ....... ,.,.,... R evivalisl Sfenographer ...... ........ A rcheologisr Ranching ,,,,. ........ F amed explorer Carpenter ....... ........ S porls broaclcasler Auihoress ..... ........ R ivelel' Vocalisf ...,.....,......... ........ T ennessee Congresswoman Secrelarial work ......... ........ B Ouncer lndefinile ............ ....,... A crobai Lawyer ...... Concerl ....... Psychology ........ Engineer .,..... Rancher ...,....... Horse raising ....,. Loafing ......... Lawyer ................................., Masler avialion me chanic... Sheep ranching ...........,.... Malrimony .....,,... Flyer .................... Dress designer ......,. Navy, skafing, clo'rhes..- ........ Housewife ...... . lce cream, lravel, music ..... Journalisl ..... Bowling, shows, ealing .............. ....... R anchor ........... Scienlific engineer Camping, baskelball, music ....... .1 ........ Fooiball, Sundays Women, Rich, J ..........,........ Women, Sample. 6 ............. Foolball Schl1'l,C ................ Movies, movies, lraveling.. records, rain .....,.... sleaks, pool ......... foofball, movies .... good cars, girls .... women, sleep .......... Severance, B ....... .Ouldoor life, indoor life, women ..... . Shalnsky, C ........... Simpson, D ............ Spangler, 6 ......... Thomsen, K .... Taylor. L ................ Tubbs, M ............... Udvlc, J ..... ,....... . .. Williams, B ....,....... Williams, D ..,........ Woll, S ................. Clolhes, dancing, conversalion ........ ....... .A sailor, sleep. gardenias ,.... Food, sleep... ............ ......... ................,.......... . Music, dancing, horseback riding .............. Blueieyes, wavy hair, good books ................ fHorses, good music, skaling .....,. ............. , ..,,,,wsv'4s'--'V Sporfs, food, women .................. ..... ....... Dog piclures, lravel, piclures of generals.. Dancing, Harry James, jewelry .,,.........,....... Roller slearing, brighl fingernail polish ...... Sailor ,.... ...... Undecided ............. Business manager Lawyer ................ Business man ........ Mechanic ..... Playboy ....... Dancer ...,.. Engineer ...,... Housewife ....... Rancher .............. Air slewardess ....... Singing waiier Burlesque queen Professional chaperon Flagman Ambassador 'ro Ulopia GYPSY Bachelor Hal check girl .Jockey Soc. Sci. Professor Old Maid Raclceleer Bacieriologisl Nursery school direclor Espionage ageni Ediior Harper's Bazaar Boollegger Jiilerbug Chemisf Prohibilionisl Lonely Hearis Edilor Hermir Traveling Salesman Lingerie Salesman School Teacher Playboy Fai' lady in a circus Philosopher ........Diploma'l' Spanish inlerpreier Air slewa rd ess ..., ....... ........ Accordion 'leacher ................ Typisl ....................... Malrimony ...... Ranching ..... .Gay divorces Gym leacher ........Tra peze a r'ris+ ........Six-day bicycle rider SENIOR CLASS WILL Lois Andrieux, will my iob of spending ofher people's money fo fhe nexf freasurer. Wanda Aprilanfi, will my low voice fo Tina Traina. Louise Basileu, will my shorfhand books fo Miss Robinson. Charles Bishop, will my car fo fhe school, so fhey'll have one fhaf runs. Jeanne Brennan, will my lipsfick fo complefe fhe decorafions in fhe shower room. David Brocco, will my boyish bob fo Miss Thickens. Lawrence Bruning, will my heighf fo Vance Osburn so we can fell The fwins aparf. Caroline Carlander, will my franfic endeavors fo Mrs. Grinsfead. Margaref Cafino, will my voice fo John Lund. Rosalie Chelini. will my speed fo Mrs. Duane. Florence Coffin, will my iob as felephone operafor fo a gossip edifor. Howard Curfis. will my 'rafoo fo Miss Coggins. Bonnie Donelson, will my graceful figure fo Hascall McGrafh. Rufh England, will my abilify fo iifferbug fo Jean Anselmi. Gonzalo Escamilla, will my abilify fo gef fhe fair sex fo do my assignmenfs fo Bill Madden. Barbara Elefcher, will my morning chores fo Deana Dodge. Cafherine Forgnone, will my peroxide fo Shirley Berman. Allen Gordenker, will my beaufy fo fhe Beasf. LaRae Hampfon, will fhe Tale of fhe Dragon 'ro Chinafown for New Year's. Melvin Hansen, will my sisfer fo Sonoma Valley Union High School. Earl Horne, will my spurs fo fhe Lone Ranger. Pai' James, will my headaches fo fhe nexf program chairman. Lesfer Lahr, will my foofball suif fo Jimmy Sfickel. Rozella Lilley, will my sewing skill fo George Denfon. Irene Milligan, will my abilify fo sfand on my head fo Marie Vigna. Marie Pagani, will my fund of knowledge fo fhe Juniors so fhey may pass fhe Subiecf A. Beffy Perry, will my fechnique as a yell leader fo a fobacco aucfioneer. Edward Perry, will my hair fo Roberf Knox. Kennefh Phillips, will my bashfulness fo Angelo Pedroncelli. Nancy Regamey, will my enfhusiasm for afhlefics fo fhe G.A.A. Emile Ricci, will my whiskers fo Dennis Taylor. John Rich, will Sonoma's one-man roofing secfion fo fhe school and may a monumenf be erecfed af my spof in fhe bleachers. Gilberf Sample, will my caveman facfics fo Paul Bruning. Charles Schiff, will my ways of disfurbing feachers 'ro Andrew Aubin. D Bob Severance, will my day dreams fo Arf Gusfin. Cecelia Shainsky, will my Spanish vocabulary fo Senor Cuyas so he may conform wifh governmenf regulafions regarding fhe paper shorfage. Don Simpson, will my afhlefic abilify fo George Morris. Glenys Spangler, will my exfra holidays fo Carol Odendahl. Lorene Taylor, will my books on Arizona fo 'rhe Tucson Chamber of Commerce. Kai Thomsen, will my aloof manner fo Jimmie Berkland. Mariorie Tubbs. will my salesmanship fo Ray Paselk so he may finally sell his line. Joy Udvic, will my 'ralenf on fhe accordion fo Jim Moser fo fake fhe place of his ocarina. Beffy Williams, will my abilify fo gef ouf of fhings fo Harold Rubke. Dorofhy Williams, will my gym excuses fo Shirley Gardner. Shirley Woll, will my love for horses fo Mr. Rafhbone so he can gef a plug for fhe school. CLASS OF GLENYS GODDARD JOY UDVIC SPANGLER Homemakinq Commercial Vaudeville 33 Chrislmas Paqcanf Class Secrefary 23 Vaudeville 33 lv 2' 3- 45 FHSIHOH Show l' 2' 37 Honor Roll 43 Sludenl Council I3 Chorus l' 2- 4' Chrislrnas Paqean! i, Z3 Tennis 23 Fashion Show 4. LORENE TAYLOR BETTY WILLIAMS College Preparatory l'lUl 'l9m5kIf'9 Transfer 23 EI Padre 43 Jr. A.W. V.S. 2, 3, 4, Publicify Manager 2, 3, Secrefary 43 6.A.A. 43 Basel ball 2, 33 Baslcefball 2, 33 Speed- ball, 3, 43 AImosI Eiqhfeenu 4. GAA. 43 Fashion Show I, 23 Vol- leyball 2, 33 Baseball 3. KAI THOMSEN , DOROTHY WILLIAMS Vocafional Homemaklng Baskelball I, 23 Track I, 23 Fool- Fashion Shaw 2, 4. ball 43 Summer School Lake Tahoe 33 Vaudeville 2, 4. MARJORIE TUBBS SHIRLEY WOLL Ccllege Preparalory Class Secrerary 33 Vice-Presldenf 43 Asslslanf Yell Leader 43 Honor Roll I, 23 Ra Ravas 2, 3, 43 GAA. 43 El Padre 43 Clwrisfrnas Pageanf 43 Bas: ball I, 2, 33 Soccer 23 Orcheslra I3 AIrnosf Eigh- teen 4. College Preparatory Chrisimas Pageant 2, 33 Ra Ravas 3, 43 Speedball 43 Fashion Snow 2, 33 4-H Club 2, 3, Vice-Presldenl 43 Chorus 2, 33 Vice-Preslclcnl Ra Ravas 43 Dragon's Tale 2, 3. SENIORS Transfer 23 Football 43 Block S 43 Vaudeville 33 Christmas Pageant 43 Almost Eighteen 4. College Preparatory Transfer 23 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Football 43 Chairman of Building and Grounds 43 Chair- man of Welfare 43 Vaudeville 3, 43 Christmas Pageant 4. I 1 3 NANCY REGAMEY CHARLES SCHIFF College Preparatory General El Padre 43 Dragon's Tale 43 Athletic Manager 43 Stage Crew Chorus 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 43 2, 3, 43 Tennis 3, 43 School Main' Christmas Pageant 4. tenance 3, 43 Almost Eighteen 4. EMILE RICCI ROBERT SEVERANCE Commercial Vocational Basketball 43 Commercial Club F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 43 U. S. Army 4. 43 U. S. Army 4. JOHN RICH CECELIA SHAINSKY Preparatory College Preparatory Student Council I, Ra Ravas 3, President 43 Honor Roll 33 El Padre 43 Christmas Pageant 3, 43 Vaudeville 33 Speedball I3 Band 2, 43 Chorus I3 Las Selenitas 43 Jr. A.W.V.S. 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 43 Tennis 33 Almost Eighteen 4. GILBERT SAMPLE DONALD SIMPSON Vocational tenance 3, 43 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 U. S. Army 4. Block S 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Baseball 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 43 Tennis 33 School Main- PATRICIA JAMES College Preparatory Student Body Program Chairman 4, Student Council 2, 4, Class Ravas 4, Vice-President I, Ra Honor Roll 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Soccer I, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 4, Tennis I, Basketball l, El Padre 4, Dragon's Tale 3, 4, Circle S , Vaudeville 3, Christ- mas Pageant 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Stamp Sales Committee 3, 4, Chairman 4th War Loan Drive 3, Las Sele- nitas 4, Almost Eighteen 4. LESTER LAHR Vocational Student Body President 4, Student Body Vice-President 3, Class Presi- dent 3, Publicity Chairman 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Welfare 2, Block S 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, EI Padre 4, Almost Eighteen 4. ROZELLA LILLEY Vocational Fashion Show I, 2, 3. WYNONA IRENE MILLIGAN Commercial G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Soccer I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Commercial Club 4. CLASS OF MARIE PAGANI College Preparatory C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 3, Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Editor of El Padre 4, Dragon's Tale 2, Co- Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4, Quill S 3, Winner Native Son's Ora- torical Contest 3, Christmas Pageant 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 3, G-.A.A. 4, Baseball 4, Almost Eighteen 4. BETTY PERRY Homemaking Student Body Yell Leader 4, Stu- dent Council 4, G-.A.A. 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, El Padre 4, Vaudeville 2, 3, Christmas Pageant 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Chorus 3, Jr. A.W.V.S. 3, 4. EDWARD PERRY College Preparatory C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Block S 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 2, 3, 4, Dance Band I, 2, 3. KENNETH PHILLIPS College Preparatory Football 4, Almost Eighteen 4. NIO RS RUTH ENGLAND ALLEN GORDENKER Commercial Student Body Socia. Chairman 4, Class Secretary 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, EI Padre 4, Jr. A.W.V.S. 2, 3, Publicity Chairman 4, Treasurer War Bond and Stamp Sales 3, 4. GONZALO ESCAMILLA College Preparatory Bailift 4, Student Council 4, Wel- fare 4, Block S 3, Secretary, Treasurer ot Block SH 4, Football 4, Track 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Vaudeville 3, Al- most Eighteen 4, U. S. Maritime Service 4. BARBARA FLETCHER College Preparatory Transfer from Dominican Convent 3, Student Body Publicity Chair- man 4, G-.A.A. President 4, Base- ball 3, Soccer 3, 4, Tennis 3, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3, El Padre Business Manager 4, Vaudeville 3, Christmas Pageant 4, Chorus 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Block S 3, Almost Eighteen 4. CATHERINE FORGNONE Commercial Student Council 2, Maiorette 4, Vaudeville 3, Basketball 3, Base- ball I, 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, C5.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Vocational Class President I, Block S 3, President 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. LARAE HAMPTON College Preparatory C.S.F. I, 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball I, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Speedball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Circle S 2, Block S 4, Quill S 3, Draqon's Tale 2, Co-Editor 3, 4, El Padre 4, Secretary of Welfare 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Las Selenitas 4, Jr. A.W.V.S. 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, Stamp Sales Committee 3, Almost Eighteen 4. MELVIN HANSEN Vocational Athletic Manager 3, 4, Stage Manager l, 2, Proiection Com- mittee I, 2, Tennis 3, Band 4, Sci- ence Club l, Christmas Pageant 3, U. S. Army 4. EARL HORNE Vocational F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Block S 4, Merchant Marine 4. DAVID BROCCO Commercial Welfare 2, 4, Class President 2, 4, Baslrefball 2, 3, 4, Block S 2, 3, 4, Sludenf Council 3, Track 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl Commercial Club 4, Draqon's Tale, AImosI Eigh- Ieen 4. LAWRENCE BRUNING Vocaflonal Track I, Slaqe Crew I, 2, 3, 4. CAROLINE CARLANDER Collage Preparafory Sludenl Council 4, Ra Ravas 2, 3, Area Council Presidenf 4, C.S.F. I, 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, G-.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Circle S 3, Baskefball 3, 4, Tennis 3, Speedball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, Volleyball 3, EI Padre 4, Dragon's Tale 3, 4, Fashion Show I, 3, Jr. A.W.V.S. 2, AImosI Eiqhleen 4. MARGARET CATINO Commercial Ra Ravas 2, 3, Secrelary 4, Jr. A.W.V.S. 2, 3, Presidenl 4, Honor Roll I, Chrislmas Pageant 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Vaudeville 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Spring Frolic I, Las Seienilas 4. CLASS OF ROSALIE CHELINI Commercial Girls' Afhlelic Manager 4, Sludenf Council 4, Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Baskef- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Speedball I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Dragon's Tale 4, Chrislmas Pageanl 3, Commercial Club 4, Fashion Show 2, Circle S 2. FLORENCE COFFIN Collage Preparalory Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Baskelball I, 2, 3, Speedball I, 2, 3, 4, Voi- leyball 3, Baseball I, 2, Tennis 3, Circle S 3, El Padre 4, Spring Frolic I, Fashion Show 3, Christ- mas Pageanf 4, Chorus I, 2, 3. HOWARD CURTIS College Praparafory Band 2, 3, 4, Orcheslra I, 2, 3, Dance Band 3, 4, Proiecfion Com- millee 3, 4, Vaudeville 3, Lyre S 3, U. S. Army 4. BONNIE DONELSON College Preparalory G.A.A. 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Lyre S 4, Dance Band Z, 3, 4, Chrislmas Pageanl I, 2, 3, Speedball I, 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball ,l, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, AlmosI Eiqhleen 4. SENIORS Seplernber l8lh, lhe lirsl day of school, lound us wilh our heads held high as we enioyed lhe lhrill of saying we're seniors. David Brocco was elecled Class Presidenl, Margie Tubbs, Vice-Presidenl, and Rulh England, Secrelary. Frosh inilialion marlced l'he climax ol four years ol wailing lo gel even. We had 'rhe Freshies come lo school in gunny-sacks and gave lhem a real working oul' as our valels. ln 'rhe lulure we can lo'olc baclc upon our high school days and declare lhal we were seniors lhe lirsl year lhal Sonoma High ever had loolballf' Classmales on Ihe lirsl slring were I-lorne, Bishop, Rich, Lahr, Sample, Escamilla, McGimsey, and Simpson. We had Iwo mighly line baskelball reams wilh Lahr, Sample, Brocco, Gordenlcer. Escamilla, Simpson, and Bishop represenling our class. Al lhe end of lhe semesler La Rae I-lamplon, Marie Pagani, and Ted Perry earned lhe school's highesl scholaslic award-life membership in lhe C.S.l:. ln lvlay our class presenled l'he play AlmosI Eighleenn which was a hilarious success. Senior weelc wilh lhe senior ball, dinner, pic- nic, lorealofasl, and finally gradualion broughl our lasl year al S.V.U.l-l.S. lo a mosl memor- able and enjoyable close. LOIS ANDRIEUX LOUISE BASILEU Commercial Sludenl Body Treasurer 4, C.S.F. 33 Ra Ravas 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Sludenl Council 2, 4, Soc- cer I, 2, El Padre 4, Dragon's Tale 3, 4, Fashion Show lg Band I, 2, 3, Junior A.W.V.S. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. WANDA APRILANTI College Preparalory Sludenl Body Secrelary 4, Ra Ravas 3, 4, Sludenl Council 43 GAA. 2, 3, 43 Tennis I, 25 Soccer I, EI Padre 45 Chrislmas Pageanl 4, Chorus Ig Las Selenilas 4, Fashion Show 3, Almosl Eigh- Ieen 4. KING ARMSTRONG College Preparalory Sludenl Body Vice-Presidenl 4, Sludenl Council I, 2, 33 Block Sp Track I, 2, Foolball 4, Stage Crew 3, Vaudeville 3, U. S. Navy 4. Commercial Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, GAA. 3, 43 Volleyball I, 2, 3, Baseball 3, Speedloall 2, 3, 4, Baskefball 3, Draqon's Tale 4, Commercial Club 4, Fashion Show l, 2. CHARLES BISHOP Vocalional Vaudeville 35 Foolball 4, Baslcel- ball 2, 3, 43 Band 2, U. S. Army 4. JEANNE BRENNAN Commercial EI Padre 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Chrislmas Pageanl 4, Honor Roll 45 Commercial Club 4, Vaude- ville 3. MR. CLARENCE A. PYKE Shop Farm Shop Foofball Coach Block S Advisor Bus Supervisor MR. GEORGE C. STREIFF Mechanical and Freehand Drawing Shop Grammar School Shop Slage Crafr Sophomore Advisor MRS. SHIRLEY V. WELLS I-lomernalring Junior Red Cross Advisor Sophomore Advisor FACULTY MISS MARY V. ROBINSON Commercial Club Advisor Commercial Junior Class Advisor MISS VIRGINIA E. THICKENS Spanish Social Science I Drama Assembly Advisor Spanish Clulo Advisor Senior Advisor El Padre Advisor MR. ROBERT WITHEY Boys' Physical Educalion Shop 4-H Club Advisor Freshman Advisor .Qs I ,S ,XX If I I MR. C. B. YOUTZ Physics FACULTY i I ik MR. DAVID A. PFEIFFER Vice-Principal Dean of Boys Bookkeeping Agricuifure Basicefbali Coach F.F.A. Advisor MISS EDITH I. COGGINS Enqiish C.S.F. Advisor Junior Advisor MR. MAXWELL JOHNSON Insfrumenial Band Orchesfra Senior Advisor Assembiy Advisor MISS MARGARET MOLLINS American Problems U. S. I-Iisiory Girls' Physicai Educarion G.A.A. Advisor Freshman Advisor I I Z 7 L QW I 6 Ii M ISS DOROTHY GODWARD Dean of Girls Mafhemafics Pre-Induciion Courses Ra Ravas Advisor if M5523 MRS. EMILIE R. GRINSTEAD EngIisI1 Chorus Sophomore Advisor M R. HOMER LOWE Chemisfry MISS HELEN M. MYERS Librarian ,A SCHCDCDL MR. A. J. RATHBONE C, Principal MRS. AILEEN H. DUANE Secrefary LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. James F. Lyfile, Mr. R. O. Hofz Mr. George W. Cassidy, Chairman, Mr. Alfred J Rubke, Mr. C. A. Wilson. IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORY OF EDGAR HAMILTON '4I MATI-IEU ANDRIEUX ROBERT BANCI-IERO '37 MILTON NELSON '37 GEORGE BLANCI-IARD who wenI Io schooI aI S.V.U.I-I.S. Io Iearn abouI Ihe Ameri- can Way of life and IaIer died 'ro preserve II. We humbly express The sincere hope Ihaf we may somehow be worfhy of Iheir greaI sacrifice. DEDICATION As we gaze aboul us foday, we see a world iorn by baffle and slrile. Yel, if we buf open our eyes wide, we can visualize llie dreams of llwe fulure and Jrlwe all-imporfanl parl we are 'ro play in making llwem come lrue. The world of fomorrow will be one of scienlilic slreamlining, buf we musl make sure llwal our progress in social planning keeps pace willri our leclnnical advance. We musl make sure 'rlwal everyone has al leasl ine necessiiies of life. ll is up lo us To see +l1a+ +l'1e dream of permanenl peace becomes a realily. Already we are beginning +o plan now we slwall make some worlliwlwile confribulions lo llwe wel- fare of mankind. We, llie sludenls of Jroday, are ine arlisls, +l'ie builders, flue plan- ners of lomorrow, and il is lo llial lomorrow llwal lliis lenlli volume of El Padre is dedicalred. 'P Y '1- EL PADRE 1 9 4 5 I Volume I0 .xl I I if I rf l 4 P. gm I I WSI' F' ,rw . E as fi' , Wi' 4 PUBLISHED BY T'HE SENIOR CLASS OF SONOMA VALLEY UNION H I G H S C H O O L SONOMA,CALIFORNIA F. in U, 5 2 at ff . 4 Q34 , E Z ZZ? W JJ Wfifxd of W1 f IJ' 'RWM 0 fl ' 1 N mf . ,p A JW 1 G -UW gc xx- O U 4 'G Qi IV E . ,SQ 3 O86-3-WJ SX U 4' NP 'v X40 Y Ei Q wav WNW 14 he -1 I I 4 v J. 1 YK! R k rf I in 4 Mme f1....M A l I X xy X L 1 Ji' f' 1 U Cf :J!'a'1,j2f1- f ff' ff' 7bJJf ,m9' , K V62 , MMM W ff Q 7Z,.lo-fuf!J4.v-f,4-A -fp'- dX'3 f'L ' Ng,,a'vnf'6Z