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

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The Board of Trustees for Sonoma Valley Union High School consists of five members who are elected for a three year term. They are the main governing body of the school, and their iob is an important one. They make the rules and regu- lations for the school, and they make the deci- sions on all important issues. They have been kept on their toes this past year because of the construction work that has, and is, being done, they have done a wonderful iob in sometimes difficult and trying circumstances. Sonoma Valley Union High School District will remember the work done by this present board for years to come. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION-Left to right: Mrs. Van Es, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Griewe, Mrs. Wil- Iiams, Mrs. Lanning, Mrs. Graves, Mr. Glaese, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Oakes. Because of the significant and challenging theme of 1954, Opportunity Unlimited, we readily concede that an attempt to accomplish this must reach out into the years. We desire un- limited opportunity for all high school students to the degree of pressing into existence a partner- ship of parents, educators and citizens, who will sincerely seek the highest good of these young people-their limitless opportunity. 5 XVQJIP Pleasurable recollections of this past ,year are the well-attended meetings at which parents, fac- ulty and students shared viewpoints and came to amicable understanding in matters pertaining to discipline, the grading system, chaperonage at school functions, and the morals of high school students in general-all of these contributing to the determined goal. MRS. PETER VAN ES, President Teachers found the silent moving picture valuable as an educational aid. Its value was multiplied many times by the addition of sound. The combina- tion of radio and video in television will supplement the work of the teach- er. lt will bring to the classroom ex- periences, materials, or demonstrations that are not readily available to the classroom teacher. Television, a mechanical device, can never replace the reality of the class- room, where one mind meets another to create thought, where a person learns group adiustments, where he can feel the warmth of friendship. DOROTHY GODWARD !'. -2 ml Kfi DAVID PFEIFFER Dean of Boys, Vice Principal Oregon State, B.S. DOROTHY GODWARD Dean of Girls University oi California, B.A., M.A. Junior Engineer Last fall everyone in school looked forward to better conditions after con- struction work on the buildings was completed, and were not disappointed when the time arrived. Similarly, 'the construction period' of a high school student's career may seem difficult, but if he builds well while in school, he should look for- ward to a better future with confi- dence. DAVID PFEIFFER BEATRICE ARMSTRONG University of California, B.A., M.A. General Business, English, Senior Class Advisor. ALBERT HEPPE University of San Francisco San Francisco State College, B.A., M.A. Chemistry, Physics, Geometry, General Science, Sophomore Advisor. CHARLES BELDEN Santa Rosa J. C., A.A. San Jose State College, B.A. Metal Shop, Freshman Class. GEORGE' JENSEN Utah State, B.A. University of California San Francisco State College English, C.S.F. Advisor, Honor S Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor. HOWARD COSTELLO University of California at Berkeley, B.A. General Secondary Credential Algebra, General Math, World History, Physical Education, B Basketball Coach, Football Coach. AGNES JOHNSON Oregon State College, B.S. San Jose State College Homemaking, F.H.A. Advisor. MYRON DeLONG University of San Francisco, B.S. Journalism, Public Speaking, English, Freshman Advisor, El Padre Advisor, Dramatics Advisor. PHIL KELLY Washington University, B.S. Mills College, M.A. Girls' Physical Education, G. A. A. Advisor, Senior Class Advisor. CLARENCE EDSALL Humboldt State College, B.A. Stanford University, M.A. University of Southern California Physical Education, Block S Advisor, Football Coach, Track Coach. GEORGE KOCHE University of California, B.A. World History, General Math, Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach, Freshman Advisor. WlLLlAM FRAPWELL University of California, B.A. Biology, General Science, Senior Class Advisor. NORAH LAVERS University of California General Secondary Credential Spanish, French, Spanish Club Advisor. EARL LIVINGSTON University of California at Davis F.F.A. Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, Agriculture. C. T. SHAREK University of Scranton, B.A. University of California San Francisco State College U.S. History, American Problems, Senior Class Advisor HARRY LOUCKS Oswego State Teachers' College, B.S. San Francisco State Teachers' College Industrial Arts, General Shop, Junior Class Advisor. THEODORE C. SHATTO Santa Rosa J.C., A.A. University of California at Los Angeles Stanford, B.A. and M.A. U.S. History, Arithmetic, English TC, 2C, 3C, Sophom Advisor. JANE LUNDIN University of California San Francisco State College, B.A., M.A. English, Physical Education, Junior Class Advisor. WILLIAM SIWAN California College of Arts and Crafts, B.A. Art, Crafts, Mechanical Drawing, Junior Class Advisor. EDWARD NOONAN Santa Rosa J.C., A.A. University of California, B.S. Stanford University, M.A. Commercial Subiects, Sophomore Class Advisor, Golf Coach HELEN SMITH School Nurse LeVENA SCHROEDER University 'of California, B.A. Oregon State College San Francisco College Commercial Subiects, Sophomore Class Advisor, Commercial Club Advisor. PENNY MULFORD and ANN RUGGLES JOHNSON School Secretaries GEORGE SCRIMGER San Francisco State College, B.A. Music, Sophomore Class Advisor, Music Club Advisor if . ,M .o f- A nr 4 . '-Q , 1407 JRE I rn. . 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'fn D., H - 1- -t .,- -- . ...f - .W , V. .-- - - .p .. , - 'HSS'-fiibfia -'im Wv54,.:?'3' ::'4fV'rf. 5V.11?ZQ'Y.V'V'V- ' .- 3.-I-VQ5w.i'V'f?Vffffi5 -14.4-A 1:-...Q-.jV.'::--5.2 f 4 ' X .:.. ix-,.'.7 qg., 5.31.5 3 . , -if .3 -4, , ,,, ,, fx, .3 v.,-r - ...Vg V , ', -- I--.g4,x,4A,l Q- , 5 ., ,Jo f--3.-5, '- Q. -- r 4,4 45.-5, sg- , 1. ,fu 1, , -, 'ny -' f.'v:.4 .. :fr '- f -L' .NVQ -, ,V ' --3, , 1' , jj ': L' V ',-' -'L f xy' :..1 VLYr,-'. , . i-Z 'J 'X4 g.l- V-gn-,Q I-s - ' VV'-5? -S- ?.?:wZ-,'-jf--',5 5:5 A- -' I V-.Z f1 ':f I ' .ff-' .' 1 'gf 95,47 4 f, ,mfr 2 ,f,f' 1-,.V-- 3 tif, f,-331 1x'!,1Qu!T-fuk 4 ,' -3--A -V - - , .- nn. v V-un-V . 'zz 'V -1... - ,.,, 5 . . . , . ., ,' 1 I-adlhmmxd-1.x,m.-.wr9u..'.-mu-sguaywgN. H BILL SANDERS I ,X if ., WILMA FABRIS 'trim OFFICERS-Left to right: Jim Marengo, vice president, Wilma Fabris, secretary, Dick Griffin, president. eadafz As Freshmen, in the fall of 1951, the class of 1954 was the largest in the history of S.V.U.H.S. On the sixth of October the annual Freshman Dress Up Day brought out our class dressed as comic and mythical characters. Among the annual activities of this class was the presentation of pep rallies to the Student Body. Junior Varsity was the skit put on when they were Frosh. An Out-of- Date Car Ride to a basketball game was a hilarious pantomime presented as Sophomores. When Juniors, they presented The Death of a Ukiah Football Player which helped our football team slaughter Ukiah. ln the last of our four years, a different idea was initiated. What's My Line, composed of a panel of Senior students, guessed fictional occupations of four faculty members. The class presented a dance for the Student Body each year with the exception of our first year when a party was given to us by the Seniors. When Sophomores, we originated Candyland in early spring with a large number of students at tending. ln our third year the dream of all Junior classes came to us-that of pre- senting the biggest and most spectacular highlight of the school year. The Love- Iiest Night of the Year was the name of the Senior Ball given for the Class of 1953. Leading the class during the seventh and final semesters of our high school years were Dick Griffin, president, Jim Marengo, vice president, Wilma Fabris, secretary, Jo Ann Baccaglio and Charlie DeMartini, student council, Ruth Rose Campbell, Bud Geisner, and Francis Frago, welfare, and Helen Lanning and Peggy Tucker acting as cheerleaders for the class as well as for the Student Body. The Senior class advisors were Miss Kelly, Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. Frapwell, Mr. Sharek, and Mr. Livingston, 1 T c,. .A 64' Qs. alles ..... .. O I ffl ffl I I' IT1 JP U l'l'l I U! I 2. 0 3 Z S JL ig ,, , a 'U 0 .,, .., , '4 -I C 0 E' ADVISORS-Left to right: W. Frapwell E Livingston C. Sharek, and B. Armstrong. Absent from photo P Kelly. ,rr Commercial Jo ANN BACCAGLIO College Prepararory Transfer from Santa Rosa 2 Student Council 4, Ra Ravas 2, 3, President 4, CSF 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Pep Club 4, GAA 3, 4, Honor S 2, 3, 4, EI Padre 3, 4, Production Manager 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Speedball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 4, Hockey 2, 3, Tennis 3, 4. Joe BAETGE Commercial Dragon's Tale 4, Editor 4, El Padre 4, Football 2, Track 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 3, SHERDEEN ARCHER Music Club l, 4, GAA 2 3 H CSF 4, Commercial Club 2 3 4 Ra Ravas 2 Band l, 4, Speedball l 2 3 Basketba Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2 3 Baseb ll A'-5 K -4 3: E7 DAVID BREDEHOFT College Preparatory Golf 2, 3, 4. GARRY CAMPBELL Vocational Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4. Jovce CASTORI Commercial GAA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Dragon's Tale l, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, Chorus 4, Song Leader 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Hockey l, 2, 3, Speedball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. JOHNIN E CLANTON College Preparatory if Tkfx El Padre 1, 2, 3, 4, Aff Editor 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Chorus 4, Maiorette 3, 4, Music Club 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, ape,-gwqsn-fa Baseball l, 2, 3, Hockey l, 2, Speed Volleyball 3, 17' bm 'T7 'w V'i N 1'3. '..7' ball l, 2, 3, BARBARA CLARK Commercial Transfer from Vallejo 4 Chorus 4. GEORGIANA DAVITTO College Preparatory Student Body Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Honor S 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, El Padre 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Tennis 3, Speedball 4, Hockey 3. E' '1Q'4 'l' GARY ELLISON Vocational Welfare 1, 2, Block S 3, 4, Escort 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 4. WILMA FABRIS College Preparatory Class Vice President 2, Class Secretary 4, GAA 2, CHARLES DE MARTINI Vocational Student Council 4, Block S 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel, Pep Club 4, Dragon's Tale 4, El Padre 4, Junior Escort 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2. KAY DENIMICK Commercial GAA 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4 Girls' Glee Club 2, Song Leader 4, FHA 4, Pep Club 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 1, Volleyball 1, 2. President 4, Junior Basketball 1, 2, 4, 3, 4, Honor S 1, FHA 4, El Padre 2, 4, Dragon's 'gl' Tale 1, 3, 4, Chorus Music Club 1, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 1, Hockey 1, 2. 1, 4, Christmas Pageant 1, 4, , f 'il' Wifi ' JIM Fencus Vocational Honor S 1. KEN Fono Vx, Vocational FRANCIS FRAGO College Preparatory Class President 3, Class Vice President 1, Welfare 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Block S 3, 4, El Padre 3, 4, Chorus 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Sports Editor 4, Junior Escort 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4. JIM GALLO Vocational Band 3, 4, C Basketball l. WARREN GARRISON Vocational Class President 2, Bailiff 4, Welfare 2, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Block S l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Junior Escort 3, Traffic Committee 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1. BUD GEISNER College Preparatory Block S 2, 3, 4, Music Club 4, Ch 2, 3, 4. SN-4' N Y-? 'Z'9' Sftgfgllaise we orus I, 4, Dragon's Tale 4, El Padre 3, 4, Football I, Track 1, JOHN GILLENBERG Vocational Transfer from Point Arena 3 Music Club 4, Band 4, Chorus 3, 4. LOUISE GINDER College Preparatory Student Body Secretary 4, Class Secretary 2, Honor S l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, CSF 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Ra Ravas 'l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Chorus 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Junior Escort 3, Speedball 2, Hockey 2, Baseball 2. ELISA GROSS College Preparatory Transfer from Cochbamba, Bolivia 3 Ra Ravas 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. TWALAVERLE HAVER Commercial GAA Manager 4, Commercial Club 4, Student Coun- cil 4, Pep Club 4, FHA 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball T, 2, 3, Speedball l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 2 3 JACK GIOLITTI Vocational JOAN GLOVER Commercial FHA 3, 4, Chorus 2. BARBARA GRAVES Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 3, Music Club 4, Girls' Glee 2, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 1, 2, Speedball l, 2, Hockey 'l, DICK GRIFFIN College Preparatory Class President 4, Student Body Boys' Athletic Manager 3, Block S 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Music Club 4, Honor S 4, Band 4, El Padre T, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Student Council 3, 4, Welfare 3, 4, Junior Escort 3, Tennis 1, 3, 4, C Basketball 2. FFA 2 3, 4, President 4. W LESLIE HERBURGER College Preparatory GAA 2 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club A, Student Body Play 3, Speedball 1, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3. DONALD HICKEY Vocational Band, C Basketball l, Football 3. GERALDINE JEFFRIES Commercial Transfer from Willifs 2 Commercial Club 3, FHA 3, 4, Chorus 4, Junior f -vw'-i ,V .1 . 15 X y Y'--A-7 C? , . X g .:-'Q'-2 - .5551 K,-X., ' . at ,, tm' Escort 3. .2 ' , y L 'ik' 'i CAROL JOHNSON Commercial 'QV' V Transfer from San Francisco 3 t j Commercial Club 4, Ra Ravas 4, Dragon's Tale Staff wa' 4, EI Padre 4. -4-..-,fb . s F if A., eff N ati ROSEMARIE KARABOCHOS Commercial an Asp' W 7 GAA 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, El Padre 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Speedball l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 3. JAMES KOZAK College Preparatory Block S , Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3. MIKE KOZAK Vocational FFA 4, Baseball I, 2, Basketball 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4, HELEN LANN1NG Commercial Class Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Body Cheer- leader 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, CSF 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Maiorette 2, Head Maiorette 3, Chorus 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, El Padre 4, Junior Escort 3, Student Council 4, Music Club 1, Hockey I, 2, 3, Tennis 3, 4. 'Wir Y -f.,,, NL... 5-' ,gr mv' JOHNNY LAWLER College Preparatory Transfer from Menlo J. C. 3 Dragon's Tale 4, Senior Rally Committee 4, El 4 if J in 41 Padre 4. E DONALD MARC Commercial l 9' Block S , Track. f A . Q. 1 'F ' ' i A em 3 if M..-9 4 .1 J Y4,':1:t '- 'f..g Fi J 'Eff' SN tax JAMES MARENGO College Preparatory Student Council 3, Class Vice President 4, Spanish Club 3, El Padre 3, 4, Junior Escort 3, BILL MARTINDALE Vocational Block S 4, Junior Escort 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. ff 5' Nl MARY MERNIAN -R.: Chorus 3, 4. JOAN MILLER Commercial Transfer from Placer 2 Class Vice President 35 Pep Club 35 GAA 3, 45 El Padre 35 Chorus 45 FHA 45 Junior Escort 35 Base- ball 2, 3, 45 Speedball 2, 35 Hockey 2, 35 Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3. TOM MITCHELL Vocational Traffic Chairman 45 FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Block S 3, 45 Dragon's Tale 45 El Padre 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 4. College Preparatory PEGGY MCCAMMON College Preparatory Class Secretary 35 Student Body Vice President 45 Student Council 45 Welfare 45 Honor S l, 2, 35 Ra Ravas l, 2, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 El Padre 3, 45 Dragon's Tale 45 Junior Escort 35 Speedball l, 2, 35 Hockey l5 Basketball l, 2, 35 Volleyball 35 Tennis 2, 35 Baseball l, 2, 3. JUNE MEDROS Commercial GAA 2, 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 Chorus 45 Music Club 45 Basketball l, 2, 35 Volleyball l, 2, 35 Speedball l, 2, 35 Hockey l, 25 Baseball I, 2, 3. Boa MILLER Vocational FFA 2, 3, 4. 'G' 'Sf Non MA PAGANI College Preparatory Ra Ravas l, 2, 3, 4, Honor S 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, El Padre 2, 3, Aassistant Editor 3, Junior Escort 3, Speedball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Volley- ball l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Tennis 2. WADE PARMETER Vocational Transfer from El Dorado 4 Football 4, Xl' 'wept' ,C N R- ALAN PFEIFFER College Preparatory Student Body President 4, Honor S 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Block S 3, 4, Band 2, Student Council 4, Junior Escort 3, Football 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, C Basketball l. WALT Piezzi Vocational Block S 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Tennis 2. JIM POMEROY Vocational Transfer from Virginia 3 MARJORIE POMEROY Commercial Transfer from Virginia 3 FHA 4, Commercial Club 3, Baseball 3, Speedball :is-v' eff' 4, Chorus 3, 4, Basketball 4. PAT PORTER Commercial gg Transfer from Washington 4 Chorus 4. L MONTY Ri-tones v 3 - j fi Commercial V ,gf Transfer from Rochmond l l if Honor S 2, 3, 4, CSF 3, Keeper of the Seal 3, 'X f Commercial Club 2, 3, 4. A, I CARLA ROBINSON png, , Commercial Q Glee Club 2, Chorus 4, Honor S 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Band 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Secretary 3, Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Speedball i, 2, 3, Hockey i, 3, Volleyball 2, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4. RUTH Rose Commercial Welfare 2, 4, Student Council 3, Band 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, FHA 3, 4, President 3, Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Honor S 2, 3, 4, CSF 2, Speedball 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Hockey l, 2, 3, Baseball i, 3. TON! SALMON College Preparatory Transfer from San Lorenzo 'l El Padre 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Editor 4, Honor S 2, 3, 4, CSF 2, 3, 4, Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 2, 4, Student Body Play 2, 3, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Speedball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Hockey 2, 3, Tennis 4. A fl BILL SANDERS f Vocational Traffic Committee 4, Block S 3, 4, Vice President 3, Pep Club 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, A Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 193 CAROL SHELTON College Preparatory Honor S 1, 2, 3, 4, Ra Ravas 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Speedball 4, Hockey 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Volleyball 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. LEN SILVA Vocational fp ,E on H131 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Block S 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Junior Escort 3, El Padre 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4. 'Nui M JOANN SMITH Commercial 4 0 Q 1' DAVID SIMPSON Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4. GAA 2, 3, 4, El Padre 4, Dragon's lale 4, Commer- cial Club 3, Chorus 4, Song Leader 4, Christmas Pageanl 4, Pep Club 4, Hockey 1. ? -sv 1aE.......f-M . DONA STEWART Commercial Class Secretary 1, Welfare 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, El Padre 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Speedball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. LESTER STUART Vocational if-Z file DA L E Su c Kovv Vocational 2, Music Club 4. ROBERTA SWEARINGEN Commercial Transfer from Oregon 2 Junior Escort 3. PAT THRAPP Song Leader 4, Commercial Club 3, Pep Club 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant Ra Ravas 3, 4, Honor S 3, CSF 3, Chorus 2, 4, College Preparatory ar 4 L W A EVA TICHAUER Commercial Transfer from Bolivia BILL TOM College Preparatory Welfare 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor 5 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 4, Dragon's Tale 4, El Padre 4, Track l. Student Council 2, Honor S 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Area Council President 4, Pep Club 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, El Padre 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Chorus 4, Christ- mas Play 4, Junior Escort 3, Speedball l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, Volleyball 2, 3, Basketball ly Baseball l, 2, 3, Tennis 3, 4. JIM THuRsToN Vocational Music Club 4, Dance Band 4, Band 3, 4, Chorus 4. vis and Seattle 4 C ,,., cttw- PEGGY TucKER Commercial Transfer from Vallejo 1 Student Body Cheerleader 4, Class Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Secretary 4, El Padre 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Chorus 4, Student Council 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, ,ip Music Club 4, Christmas Pageant 4, Hockey 2, 3, Basketball 2, Speedball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3. ' DOROTHY TWYMAN Commercial Transfer from Santa Clara 3 ,is-av VIRGINIA VALENTE College Preparatory Transfer from Santa Rosa 3 Program Chairman 4, Ra Ravas 3, 4, Honor S 3, 4, CSF 3, 4, President 4, GAA 4, Pep Club 4, Stu- dent Council 4, El Padre 4, Literary Editor 4, Basket- ball 3, Volleyball 3, Speedball 4. LEONARD WASSENAAR Vocational FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 4, El Padre 4, C Basketball 1, 2, A Basketball Manager 3, Football Manager 3. PATSY WATTS Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4, FHA 3, GAA 3, 4, El Padre 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, Hockey 3, Speedball 14. isa 1 THREE STEPS T6 HEAVEN ' V. x. ffwfk f 1- 1, x?s'g ' I ' if 12' 'V ,T l W. Rx b . I .. E. f A ' 5 ' 'un EI? w Y 4 x -A F . , JUNIOR S S392-IS iv FEBS H ,wo 90 We Qlfg V 'wwzfwfff EL r 'Wi 4, 4 it it wg. Liv i 0 ffangnl 4 ' ,, , ,. W ? 9, ev' Q ' .iaaycg , 0' 'fm-7 I . N Q -X '- Q - f ,, frm.: .. W - ,, ' 'NI-'TfQ-f-'2f'ixf,1i,fgy . . , W f . . gi :,'.'fjf34'Q.w-'V5F.1':f: 4' W? 14941: w.Eidiv'f'Nf1:Efi.f I E' ' L' ' ' vii? :Q .Em fi? E- . Y U -ev:-p f Ep. Eg wa,-. .E-af -EA -1 - 4. .,.. . 1 f ,. V wx- ., , A, - E., Q. gg' E '- .sggf E ' ' Q ' 4.1 vfmzx . ft. ' Aff: ir Z . - N mg I f'ii,fA-wiv inns: K 1 X, jf,-5-E : ,xi A.kq,:I pf V . v. VIOLET DeMARTlNI BOB SANGIACOMO OFFICERS Left to right: G- LeLesch, president: S- Biggs, sec- cHEERLEAoERs-Florence Bonaudi and Jo Ann Twyman retary G Dornbush, vice president. I The Class of 1955 is the largest class in the student body. This year their main proiect was the Senior Ball. They worked hard raising the necessary funds for the gala affair and put a lot of time, thought, and effort into the entertainment and decorations. Their second objective this year was student body offices. Everyone tried to get high grades for the purpose of running for one of the high offices of the school next term. There were big campaigns, posters which livened up the halls, and campaign promises which made everyone think that the Student Government was going to be completely reorganized when they were installed as officers. The Juniors participate in many student activities. 'Many of them belong to clubs, and many are officers of these clubs. You can always be certain that you will see a large group of Juniors at all the games and other school doings. The iob of heading this activity fell to Gerald LeLesch, president, Gene Dorn- bush, vice president, Susan Biggs, secretary, Reneene Valla and Ed Smith, student council, Florence Bonaudi and Jo Ann Twyman, cheerleaders, Elizabeth Tubbs, Suzanne Fishbeck, and Bob Kyle, welfare. Assisting these officers were Mr. Loucks, Mr. Costello, Mr. Siwan, and Mrs. Johnson who acted as class advisors. ADVISORS-Left to right: H. Loucks, H. Costello, W, Siwan, A. Johnson fseatedl. First row, left to right: K. Huff, C. Wid- mer, G. Vandergrift, J. Thomas, D. Ellis, B. Backholm. Second row: J. McKenna, J. Whelan, O. f Bryant, Rod Howard, J. .McCarley, T. Mederios. Third row: J. Vogt, L. Karabochos, H. Colby, R. Coleman, G. Dornbush, B. San giacomo. DC ni, -Q00 5, l .9 4. ,'.,, as - O . M wr f V., vw.. -or Cf ,..., ,fe First row: C. Hahn, S. Biggs, K. More, 'P. Clark, T. Rarnponi, L. Gabriel, P. Shipman. Second row: J. Saunders, P. Norton, J. Gray, J. Morini, B. Maslin, J. Hawkins, B. Kiser. Third row: Ron Howard, B. Kyle, J. Samp son, B. Schroeder, B. Maffei, A. Mazza, L. Delalay. ,gas 4 First row: N. lasley, B. Provenzano, N Carlson, M. L. Roeder, C. Reber, C. Voss J. Weaver. Second row: E. Smith, J. Collier, J. Twy man, C. Jangula, G. Cramer, E. Sapp J. Askew. Third row: G. Mathis, R. Davis, G. Scotto H. Weaver, G. Bonvecchio, R. Wooten C. Cadle. Q9 HZ. First row: Y. Johnson, B. Pellandini, E Tubbs, S. Fischbeck, D. Long, D. Bauer Second row: V. Walker, B. Fassio, B Vincelli, B. Lucas, V. DeMartini, M. Pan assie, B. Larsen. Third row: P. Friedrich sen, B, Griewe, B. Draper, F. Headley, L, Haas, E. Knapp, J. Duckett. First row, left to right: S. Barr, A. Stell ing, V. Reynolds, N. Skipper, R. Patterson F. Badding, C. Schwarz. Second row: V. Thibeau, H. Francis, R Valla, B. Roberts, G. LeLesch, B. Benning Third row: L. King, E. Norrbom, D. Was sam, T. Condiff, A. Garrone, B. Warren .QC First row, left to right: M. Wagner, C. Cosma, S. Cassidy, F. Bonaudi, B. Brown, S. Kampner, R. Russell. Second row: J. Skavland, P. Burtson, R. King, E. Gamble, A. Judge, B. Crawford, R. Clark, B. Singleton. Third row: B. Andrade, R. Philipps, J. Michels, R. Ebert, L. Low, B. Basch, H. Doyle, D. Philipps, U. 1 I n 1. up..- ann a an nan cnnnan ns pn lac lla na a .nn 0 A P DANNY TAYLOR f U4 rl W Q ns ae nu an an o a . a an v n an n no n lu MARILYN AUDISS 4 X ' V OFFICERS Left to right: Rowland Van Es, president, f K M Auduss secretary, and Don Watson, vice president. Johnson. . ,k , fp, ., ., N 1 ---ul '- 'i ' -4 ' . .. 'P N - A 'ina in-ui . .. tw T W cog? T 'rs S 3 v , ,Sq c K 5 9,3 L ii X ' 154, l ,f is 1 X, K., f' 3:39 ix ,L S '.. .V g ,L ' ' 2 'iv-47 N A .. 1 is ,, . f I 'V' I li s. - inf? i i K 1 5 iisflf sfig: s V . 1 3' sf gf jf has , . .isbn Mug- : 1, N ails 'sr 52 f f' E' . 5 f it 4 1 -f f ids f . 5551: qs- ADVISORS-Left to right: E. Noonan, G. Scrimger, L. Schroeder, T. Shatto, A. Heppe. 0 '86 The Class of 1956, under the able leadership of president, Rowland Van I:s, started off the school year with the Freshman Reception, the first dance of the year. The Sophomores also sponsored a pep rally, a basketball concession, the Sophomore Hop, and participated in the annual Yell Contest. Aiding the president as class officers were the following: Don Watson, vice president, Marilyn Audiss, secretary, and cheerleaders, Susan Bland and Mary Lou Johnson. Representing the Sophs on the student council were Shirley Knapp and Dan Taylor, and the welfare members were Ted Clark, Ed McCahon and Jim Sweet. The Sophomore boys were active in athletics and many of them found spots on the varsity squads. The class advisors-Mr. Noonan, Mr. Shatto, Mr. Heppe, Mr. Scrimger, and Mrs. Schroeder lent many a helping hand when counsel was necessary. The enthusiasm and spirit of the Sophomores has added a great deal to this school year. They are looking forward to the coming years with the same inimit- able enthusiasm and spirit. CHEERLEADERS-Front: Susan Bland, Back: Mary lou First row, left to right: R. Humphrey, J. Pappas, P. Simpson, S. Signs, M, Audiss, M. Jones, M. Hill. Second row: H. Primbsch, R. Spaloni L. Yaross, L. Neff, D. Pellandini R. lmmael, R. Fergus, V. Kobza, T. Meyers, B. Goldrup. First row, left to right: F. Siegfried, K. Barr, J. Gregor, J. Thompson, S. Knapp, M. Johnson, W. Thomas, P. Wendling. Second row: L. Schmidt, W. Welch, R. Silveria, G. Kiser, M. Duarte, G. Johansen, G. Jacobsen, R. Bean. First row, left to right: D. Taylor P. Orr, D. Phillips, S. Clark, W Kimes, A. Marsh, B. Morrison, T Kimes, Second row: M. Flandi, J. Sweet, J Davis, E. MacMahon, J. Taylor, D Blanchard, D. Day, E. Farrell, R. Cole Third row: H. Newhall, D. Watson R. Dunlap, D, Dtutz, R. McGrath, B Wallace, E. Duncan. S M 5 First row, left to right: D. Jarvinen, D. Maine, M. Flood, P. Barrett, N. Matheson, J. Kozak, A. Coble, D. Clark. Second row: T. Clark, M. Norton, D. Newman, R. West, T. Skavland, K Curtis, E. Milkie. is First row, left to right: A. Franklin L. Hobbs, L. Bowen, J. Baines, M Faulkner, B. Parylak, N. Shelton, D Johnson. Second row: G. Stedman, C. Collier, D. Clausen, H. Taylor, C. Bell, T. Jen- ner, W. Tvler, R. Van Es, D. Dixon. l First row, left to right: I. Johns, C Riley, T. Ferreira, J. Hammond, C Kenyon, S. Kirk, S. Bland, J. Sartori Second row: B. Davitto, J. Hudin S. Carafa, E. Cosma, C. lmhoff, D Taylor. MICHELETTE POLIDORI I RAY MAXWELL sieve? 'I f v'f'wwi ' as .f..-rr -z f:f' cf-- OFFICERS-Left to right: Judy Valentine, treasurer, Joey Cossins, president, Janet Draper, secretary: and Ray Maxwell, vice president. CHEERLEADERS-Michelette Polidori, Pat Pensar, and ADVISQRS,-Lefg fo righh C. Belden, M. Del-Ong N Doris Graves. Lavers, G. Jensen, G. Koche. The first activity of the Freshman class of '57, was the election of officers. The results of which were as follows: Joey Cossins, president, Ray Maxwell, vice president, Janet Draper, secretary, Judy Valentine, treasurer, Katy Hill and Marvin Burtson, student council, Dave Shipnuck and Ersula Bruhn, welfare, Mich- elette Polidori, Doris Graves, and Pat Pensar, cheerleaders. The Class of '57 has many promising athletes in its ranks. Some of the boys have played J.V. football and won their blocks, others have won their blocks in C basketball. The first year of high school has been a great year for all of us. It has been one not soon to be forgotten. We started our first term in partitioned classrooms in the new shop building, and just when we were becoming oriented to this situation, we moved back into the remodeled main building. We made many new friends among our own class and with the upperclassmen. A concession at a basketball game was one of the very successful activities presented by the Freshman class. Looking over all our memories of Frosh days, we can say that our first year of secondary education will be one that will not be easily forgotten. The Freshman advisors were Mr. Belden, Mr. DeLong, Miss Lavers, Mr. Jensen, and Mr. Koche. First row, left to right: G. Bill, S. Twyman, G. Van. Second row: J.'Pancrazi, S, Maxwell, E. Martin, W. Masanada. Third row: D. Shipnuch, E. Wilson, C. Parmeter, C. Huff. Fourth row: M. Burtson, J. Haver, E. Butt. First row, seated, left to right: B. Swallow, M Allen, G. Kolb, D, Reinhardt, B. Kahrs. Second row: R. Giacopazzi, T. Basile, N. Schwartz, K. Wicks, G. Laneelle, M. Wedge, J. Valentine M. Solen. Third row: M. Lincoln, S. Lurner, A. Peterson, J Arnold, O. King, S. Rodgers. Fourth row: B. Doughas, J. Karabochos, R. Max well, J. Ray, H. Owen, R. Lucy, K. Rosser, First row, left to right: J. Cossins, D. Ashworthy J. Worman, M. Rowley, G. Matheson, J. Willbern Second row: R. Estment, J. Christani, A Baugher, P. Fergus, E. Bruhn, K. Rosser, B Johnson. Third row: M. Perry, N. Chaing, P. Ahlbrant. C Hillman, M. Magly, J. Franklin, L. Patterson, B Hunt, P. Evans. Fourth row: C. Daniels, G. De Luca, H. Conti W. Warren, H. Riaoni, H. De Vass, G. Hyde. First row, seated, left to right: G. McBride, B. Hudin, B. McKelI, F. Morini, E. Hattam, H. Bishop, J. Leong. Second row: M. Renda, M. Whelan, M. Boche, D. Roberts, B, Vincelli, M, Polodori, D, Graves, M. Vella, J. Mancuso. Third row: J. Fernandez, L. Siemes, H. Sweeden, P. Saunders, F. Powell, P. Castorena, L, John- son, G. Johnson. Fourth row: D, Roche, R. Coble, L. Turnstall, R. Brassachio, C, Johns, B. Jennings, A. Michels. First row, seated, left to right: B. Jackson, J Allard, B. Ford. Second row: D. Carey, J. Draper, P. Schell, M Stovall. Third row: J. Glaese, S. Thompson, D. Charles B. Armstead. Fourth row: D. Palmer, T. Smith, T, Glover B. Clanton. First row, seated, left to right J Sutter Cald well, J, Alphin, G. Duckett, T. Carafa, C. Stark Second row: E. 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ALAN PFEIFFER PEGGY MCCAMMON President Vice President The Student Body officers, the Student Council, the Welfare Committee, and the Traffic Com- mittee compose the student government at Sonoma Valley Union High School. The Student Council, which is the legislative body of the student body, is responsible for the administration of the affairs of the student body, and in this capacity they approve the budgets of classes, clubs, and other activities, approve the awards made to the athletic teams, music stu- dents, and other student leaders, and arrange for rallies, assemblies, school dances, and other social events. Qualified members of Student Council are two representatives and the president of each class, and representatives of the major school organizations. The Welfare Committee, under the leadership of the vice president of the Student Body, is organized to keep order in school, and at all cs, Qvfqp LOUISE GINDER Secretary Treasurer school activities, and to enfore regulations made by the Student Council. It is composed of repre- sentatives from each class. A new branch was added to the student gov- ernmental systeng last year. A Traffic Committee was organized to combat the growing problem of student traffic. Every car which is regularly on the school grounds must be checked for all safety regulations. lf passed, the car owner is given a sticker which must be displayed on the car's back rear window. lf the car does not con- form to the safety regulations, it is restricted from the school grounds. The committee also enforces traffic regulations which were set up last year. The Pep Club, although not an actual branch of the student- government, is a great asset to the student body. This group is responsible for the rallies, stunts, and decorations at the games. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS-Front row, left to right: G. Davitto, Treasurer, P. Clark, Pep Chairman, W. Garrison, Bailiff. Second row: T. Mitchell, Traffic Chairman, V. Valente, Program Chairman, H. Lanning, Cheerleader, P. Tucker, Cheerleader, A. Pfeiffer, Student Body President, P. McCammon, Vice President, T. Haver Girls' Athletic Manager. GEORGIANA DAVlTTO 2 6 'G ,qt ffaf Z 486. my f 4 I J , . me First row, left to right T. Haver, C. Hahn, P. Clark, H. Lanning, P. Tucker, S. Knapp, K. Hill. Second row: E. Smith, G. Daviffo, J. Baccaglio, V. Valente, P. McCammon, T. Salmon, R. Valla, R Van Es. Third row: M. Burfson, J. Cossins, C. DeMartini, D. Taylor, A. Pfeiffer, D. Griffin, W. Garrison, T Mitchell, G. LeLesch. Wegme ' First row, left to right: F. Frago, D. Griffin, P. McCammon, R. Rose, W. Garrison, B. Geisner. Second row: J. Sweet, S. Fischbeck, L. Tubbs, E. Bruhn, G. Lelesch. Third row: R. Van Es, J. Cossins, T. Clark, R. Kyle, D. Shipnuck, E. McCahon. Q X l x .5 ,. H if' 'Q X., E go G V' SL QL ,, ...ff vm? f '51 -.J -r-v MW? Front row, left to right: R. Maxwell, T. Mitchell, W. Garrison, B. Sanders. Second row: R. Howard, E. Duncan, B. Kiser. Third row: G. Kiser. ep . . I . X M-A..--aan . . .N ... First row, left to right: D. Suckow, T. Haver, J. Castori, J. Smith, K. Demmick, C. Hahn, H. Lanning, P. Clark, P. Tucker, V. DeMartini, J. Twyman, F. Bonaudi, P. McCammon. Second row: D. Taylor, W. Garrison, M. Johnson, S. Bland, S. Knapp, K. Hill, M. Polidori, D. Graves, P. Pensar, R. Valla E. Smith, G. LeLesch. Third row: A. Pfeiffer, D. Griffin, J. Marengo, T. Mitchell, R. Van Es. l ln 'WK' VII? TONI SALMON Editor KAREN MORE Assistant Editor SUSAN BIGGS Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF-Seated, left to right: Karen More, assistant editor, Johnine Clanton, art editor, Susan Biggs, business manager, Tom Mitchell, photographer, Toni Salmon, editor, Virginia Valente, literary editor, Jo Ann Baccaglio, production manager. This year the EL PADRE staff, under the direc- torship of Mr. DeLong, is working under a' new system. The majority of the staff has been as- sembled in a morning Journalism class. This has made it possible for them to meet regularly and to iron out many problems which would other- wise cause time consuming delays. Among their yearly activities, the El Padre staff has given a rally and a spring dance for the stu- dent body. Work on each individual project has been delegated to various committees. These com- mittees have helped to speed the progress of the El Padre, and make each undertaking a success. Although this year, as well as preceding years, come June a large number of the staff will be leaving, there has been increasing interest shown by the underclassmen. Their work and efforts are shown throughout the book. Without everyone's co-operation it would have been almost impos- sible to have the book published and ready for distribution in early June. First row, left to right: J. Baetge, T. Mitchell, F. Frago, L. Wassenaar, D. Griffin, L. Silva, B. Geisner, Mr. DeLong. Second row: L. Patterson, M. Perry, D. Roberts, B. Johansen, R. Humphrey, C. Schwarz, H. Sweeden, D. Graves, M. Wedge, J. Glaese, K. Rosser, J. Christani, P. Fergus. Third row: P. Thrapp, V. Valente, H. Lanning, J. Smith, P. Tucker, A, Judge, J. Morini, J. Twyman, P. Clark, V. DeMartini J. Sartori, M. Audiss, S. Montmorency, T, Salmon. Fourth row, R. Valla, P. McCammon, J. Castori, W. Fabris, C -l0l'lf150f1, K. More. C. Hahn, N. Carlson, J. Baccaglio, -S. Biggs J. Clanton. First row, left to right: M. Allen, J. Castori, J. Smith, C. Johnson, H. Lanning, P. Tucker, W. Fabris, J. Clanton. Second row: Mr. DeLong, R. Valla, S. Biggs, N. Carlson, C. Hahn, K. More, J. Baccaglio, P. Thrapp, P. McCammon, P. DRAGON'S TALE is the very appropriate name for Sonoma High's school paper. It is a paper pro- duced by the 'aspiring Journalism class under the watchful eye and helpful hand of Mr. DeLong. Presented to the student body about twice a month, the DRAGON'S TALE has come a long way this year. With Reneene Valla and Joe Baetge acting as co-editors during the first semester, the eight page edition contained features, girls' and boys' sports, music, club, school, and class news, and with a new addition, the crossword puzzle. The first semester's school paper was mimeographed at school, and the second semester editions were printed. Before the first printed publication, the . Q'- . EDITORIAL STAFF-Left to right: W. Fab- ris, Mr, DeLong, K. More, J. Smith, J. Castori Cseatedb, F. Frago, C. Hahn, N. Carlson, L. Silva, P. Thrapp, R. Valla, P. McCammon. qs- at if Watts. Third row: B. Geisner, C. DeMartini, C. Backhus, L. Silva, F Frago, D. Griffin, B. Tom, E. Knapp, L. Wassenaar. I DRAGON'S TALE treasury had S130 which helped, as each edition cost S60 for 300 copies. For second semester editor, Chuck Backhus was chosen. Page editors were selected from the able Journalism class. It was these editors who saw that their various staffs wrote articles for the paper. The editors then presented these items to the chief editor, who, in turn, took care of plac- ing the articles, on the four-page printed publica- tion in their proper form. All in all, the DRAGON'S TALE of T953-54 would not have been presented to the school in such a welcome manner as it was, if it had not been for the capable staff and their advisor, Mr. DeLong. I 3 3... z -4 Q-fl' x First row, left to right: R. Valla, V. Valente, H. Lanning, S. Cassidy, M. Johnson, R. Patterson. Second row: J. Baccaglio, T. Salmon, P. Shipman, D. Archer, A. Stelling, K. Hutt. Third row: H. Newhall, D. Newman, R. Van Es, G. Dornbush, Mr. Jensen. Absent: C. Widmer, B. Andrade. .S.?. The California Scholarship Federation at Sono- ma Valley Union High School is a chapter of the state honor society, the purpose of which is to promote scholarship on a statewide level. To become a member a student rnust have ten scholastic points. These points are based upon the semester grades. An A counts three points, and a B one point. Physical education grades are not taken into consideration. Life member- ship is given to any student who has been a member for six semesters, with at least one ot them in his senior year. The organization's biggest yearly activity is its trip to the University of California at Berkeley. At this time they are taken on a conducted tour of the campus and given information concerning admission to the university. In addition to this maior activity, cake sales and concessions are held regularly to augment the treasury. OFFICERS JO ANN BACCAGLIO Secretary DON NEWMAN Vice President ROWLAND VAN ES Keeper of the Seal VIRGINIA VALENTE President VW 9' f - au... First row, left to right: S. Cassidy, P. Thr6PP, L. Ginder, J. Baccaglio, V. Valente, K. More, S. Knapp, M. Johnson, R. Rose, M. Hill, R. Patterson, R. Valla. Second row: T. Salmon, N. Pagani, A. Sterling, D. Ellis, J. Thomas, P, Shipman, J. Morini, K. Huff, C. Shelton, L. Gabriel, G. Lelesch, H. Colby, Mr. Jensen. Third row: M. Rhodes, H. Newhall, A. Pfeiffer, D. Taylor, V. Walker, G. Sperring, E. Duncan, T. Jenner, B. Davitto, R. Van Es, B. Andrade, G. Dornbush, R. Coleman. wdltdfbmn Honor S is a comparatively new honor society, having been organized at Sonoma Valley Union High School in the fall of 1949 for the purpose of encouraging students to take a great- er inrerest in scholastic activities. To become a member one must have a two point or B aver- age of all semester grades throughout all his high school years. OFFICERS ANITA STELLING President HERB COLBY Vice President DEBBY ELLIS Secretary Honor S annually participates in many ac- tivities. Among these are concessions, cake sales, and picnics. A new activity recently inaugurated by the group is that of going to San Francisco to see stage plays. This activity has been very suc- cessful to date and will probably continue. The high point of the year for the Honor S is the initiation held at the beginning of each semester. C XY X C N. S SENIOR BLOCK S First row, left to right: B. Mar- tindale, W. Piezzi, J. Kozak, F. Frago, C. DeMartini, D. Marc. Second row: T. Mitchell, D. Grif- fin, W. Garrison, B. Sanders, G Ellison, A. Pfeiffer, L. Was- senaar. UNDERCLASS BLOCK S First row, left to right: B. San- giacomo, B. Warren, A. Mazza, B. Griewe, B. Kyle, R. Howard, H. Colby. Second row: R. Wooten, D. Phil- lips, G, Dornbush, B. Maffei, A. Garrone, P. Norton, W. Tyler, B. Draper. Third row: B. Basch, T. Meyers, R. Van Es, E. Duncan, D. Wat- son, L. Karabochos, B. Maslin, JI Sweet, B. Schroeder. 26:42 S S ' The Block S Society is an outstanding club at Sonoma Valley Union High School. The pur- pose of this club is to continue friendships made on the athletic fields and courts, to provide an interested and experienced group which shall promote, control, and support all athletic activities in the school, to provide experience in club lead- ership, organization and administration, and to be of service to the Student Body when needed. OFFICERS DICK GRIFFIN R. HOWARD Secretary Vice President G. ELLISON COACH EDSALL President Advisor Any block holder in the school can be a mem- ber. Some of the annual club activities are: sports field trips, pot luck dinners, movies, social eve- ning, formal dinner meetings, breakfast meet- ings, a picnic and a dance. .ar : SENIOR G.A.A. First row, left to right: L Ginder, P. McCammon, R. Rose ton, R. Karabochos, C. Shelton M. Allen. Second row: V. Valenti, P Watts, J. Medros, W. Fabris, J Miller, B. Graves, J. Haver D. Stewart, J. Smith, J. Castori N. Pagani, Miss Kelly. Third row: P. Thrapp, J. Baccag lio, K. Demmick, L. Herburger JUNIOR G.A.A. First row, left to right: S. Cas sidy, S. Kempner, C. Cosma, M Wagner, F. Bonaudi, J. Weaver B. Provenzano, B. Crawford er. Second row: G. Vandergrift, Y Johnson, B. Pellandini, D. Ellis B. Backholm, D. Bauer, D. Maib Q.,-aff. The G. G. A., the Girls' Athletic Association, was established to promote the spirit of good sportsmanship and co-operation among the girls. A girl wishing to become a member must earn a required number of points by being a mem- ber ot her class G. A. A. team, or by participating in play days, hikes, and other after-school activi- ties. Having earned three hundred points, the girl is awarded her circle S , takes an oath to up- hold the rules and regulations of the organiza- tion, and is admitted to the club. Other awards which may be gained by additional points are the Block S for six hundred points, and a star for each additional hundred points after six hundred. The G. A. A. manager, appointed by the advisor, keeps the official record of all points earned. Some of the activities sponsored by G. A. A. during the school year are play days, play nights, hikes, picnics, and a dinner. The most outstanding activity is the yearly dance which is usually held in the early spring. OFFICERS JUDY THOMAS MARY LOU ROEDER Treasurer Vice President DEBBlE ELLIS NORMA PAGANI Secretary President KAREN MORE Corresponding Secretary G. Davitto, H. Lanning, J. Clan- 1 N. Lasley, N. Carlson, M. Roed- 1 First row left to right: S. Cassidy, M. Roeder, S. Biggs, N. Carlson, B. Provenzano, K. More, C. Cosma, M. Wagner, N. Lasley, A. Judge, E. Gamble. Second row: G. Vandergrift, D. Johnson, M. Allan, D. Taylor, W. Fabris, J. Miller, J. Sartori, D. Ellis, J. Thomas, B. Backholm, S. Barr, Mrs. Johnson. Third row: B. Vincelli V. DeMartini, R. Valla, L. Gabriel, P. Shipman, R. Rose, M. Pomeroy, J. Medros, B. Roberts, G. Jeffries R. Karabochos. me Zen af 14 ' The Future Homemakers of America is one of the school's newest organizations. The Sonoma chapter of F. H. A. was organized last school year. Any girl who has successfully completed one year of home economics is eligible for member- ship. The main purposes of the organization are as follows: to further the interest in and the development of home and community life, to further the development of the individual's per- sonality and of leadership, and to further de- velop knowledge of home economics. The motto of the F. H. A. is Toward New Horizons. The F. H. A. has made much progress in get- ting organized this year. Among the activities undertaken during the school year are: a Mother-Daughter Dinner, which was also a formal installation of the new officers, a hospital pro- iect, preparing refreshments for the annual Mothers' Day Tea, and several field trips. Two delegates were sent to the Regional Con- vention of the Future Homemakers of America in Vallejo. OFFICERS-left to right: S. Barr, Treasurer, L. Gabriel, Parliamentarian, B. Backholm, Reporter, J. Twyman, Secretary, V. DeMartini, Song Leader, R. Valla, President, B. Roberts, Proiect Chairman, M. Wagner, Vice President, C. Cosma, Historian. nual state F. H convention. K S. Barr and R. Valla representatives to an OFFICERS First row, left to right: MR. LIVINGSTON ,,A.,..... L. SILVA ,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,....,Y,,,,, AA....,, ............Advisor Vice President C, DeMARTINl ,,,A,,A.,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, S entinel Second row, left to right: J. GIOLETTI 7,,,7.,.,......,Y,,,,,.. 77,A77, P resident D, SIMPSON ,,,,,,,,,A,,,,.,,, ,,,..,., S ecretary T. MITCHELL ,...A.,. .....VV7 T reasurer E. DUNCAN ..Y,,,,4, YVV,.Y.,V,VVVV,VVV.V. R eporfer 4 Z I ' -jf R '-'f A P I i 5651.0 ' --A ' . ,f I ., Q ri, . --.X 22. I f I Q af 14 ws. N Organizations similar to the F. F. A., date to 1917, when clubs for rural boys were needed. At that time, however, these clubs were only separate high school organizations. Eventually, they were united and in 1928, the first National Convention was held. The national clubs assumed the name Future Farmers of America or F. F. A. The F. F. A. is a democratic organization in which a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Sentinel are elected annually. The purpose of F. F. A. is to co-ordinate the classroom teaching with the boys' home, work, community, and citizenship. Each boy must have a proiect that has some connection with agriculture. There are four classi- fications in F. F. A. membership. First is the Greenhand or the new member. Second is the Chapter farmer. The Chapter farmer must have made S150 from his proiect. The State farmer must make S500 from his project. Last is the American farmer, and the requirement for this is a profit of 51,000 on a proiect. Each year our chapter sends two delegates to the state convention at California State Poly- technic at San Luis Obispo. In the past we have sent delegates to the National Convention at Kansas City. It is customary for the boys to display their project at State and County fairs in competition with other Future Farmers. First row, left to right: B. Singleton, A. Michels, G. Duckett, T. Gipson, L. Low, T. Medeiros, G. Kiser, J. Alphin, C. Neimi, R. Curtis. Second row: W. Welch B. Miller, L. Tunstall, J. Haver, M. Rowley, D. Clauson, E. Bret, R. Silveria, J. Askew, D. Pellandini. Third row: R. Howard, D. Day, D. McClendon, R. Maxwell, J. Gioletti, L. Wassenaar, B. Sangiacomo, L. Delalay, Mr. Livingston. Fourth row: W. Bauer, J. McKetchnie, J. Taylor, L. Silva, C. DeMartini, E. Farrell, D. Simpson, T. Mitchell, M. Kozak, B. Kiser. l BaCf,a9 Nl Valenxe' 3' to s. xcnavlt' Nl' X I .lohnson ' nit N. Pa93 lla Twappl E. Gross, . A P vcxla ' . r owne .W . . . s. C559 x fi to QW il 3. NWN mont view' wma' ' W e k Nrisi God 'rsi 'O ' 0.5-'la' ' - Fi xhnson' NX 5 Hill: O I . 'l cgecond lol,-ll'G. Davlllo' . ma 1 p-Shlp Ps Stelllng' P' -x. ' Gabfie C. Hahfh Shelion' C' X.. ii. C' . ia. YW D. Ellis R. Roger l thomas' 1 salmon' l W1 ' -third 'O :Sow R. Page OFFICERS ANITA STELLING Vice President PAT THRAPP Area Counc il President JO ANN BA CCAGLIO President SHEILA CASSIDY Secreta W VY 24 In the fall of 1940, there was organized at Sonoma Valley Union High School a group known as the Girls' Honor Service Club. Miss Dorothy Godward, Dean of Girls, had heard of the Ra Ravas of San Rafael and Santa Rosa, and hop that this club would become affiliated with it. Soon after the club was establish it was accepted as Chapter C of Ra Ravas. The meetings of the ann are now rotated among the three schools that hav Sonoma entertained the convention R d e ' ed, ual convent'o e Ra Ravas h equirements a I c apters. This y to become a memb verage, and desire t ' iects ' ns ear er are based upon social activity, a B - o give service to the school and community. Ra Ravas pro- include decorating the classrooms at Christmas time, a Christmas basket for a needy family, Easter favors for hospitals, and concessions at football and basketball games. The Ra Ravas has, besides the annual convention, a pot-luck Christmas party and a spring picnic each year. Nche' xNxame O' I 'Nc Fifsr row, lef, yo Hgh' . B Fe, Qus M Ph Secon d Roede 'Dwi C J -- . 7- . 'I E, 7- ' Ohh , hrrd ,om ubbs, B. Vfon, F. Bon . odes Fl Faulknelg Collier Zcelli. audi, A, JJdSJef1ne, P B 1 rfh 1 . Rob 1 . Lann, e, N- C: . uns Fiscl-,becZ0w: G' Va,errS,,E, Gamggf D' Ellis arlson, Borg ' ll DeMam'fer9rif5 B e Mrs. sch? B- Back!-,ol . rovenza,-,O nl' J' Mori,-,R Pellahdini, Teedzr, Advigg J- Baines S , N. Lesley, J T ' Ose C ' ' ' Arch ' Wyma ' ' Robins en R, p '71 M, L on B arferso . , , Graves fl, P I K' De omeroy mmfck ' P ' Warrs, S OFFICERS Left to right: P. TUCKER ,,Y........ ..... S ecretary-Treasurer H. LANNING ,,.,,... ,,,..,... - ,....,. P resident C. ROBINSON ........ ,...... V ice President ' Za! The Commercial Club of Sonoma Valley Union High School was organized December of 1944. The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in the opportunities of the business world offered to the Business Education maiors of this school. During the school year the Commercial Club performs many activities bene- he community. The most outstanding of these are typing and duplicating and class plays, Christmas programs, church bulletins and 'ng envelopes for community proiects. ives are a Christmas party b the club. lt is her S in ficial to t programs for school letters, school forms and address: Among the social activities the Commercial Club g and a spring picnic. This year a scholarship is being offered y going to be given to one of its graduating seniors in order to help further business education. The club earns money for the scholarship by selling pompom at games and greeting cards all during the year. Last year the Commercial Club earned money by giving a dinner for the Business and Professional Women's Club of Sonoma. l . Lf - , . First raw, left ra right: P. Norton, B. Griewe, B. Tom, B. Vallu, S. Barr, P- MCCamm0n, G. Davitto, E. Gross, C. Cosma, Davitto. S. Bland, T. Salmon. Second row: J. Gray, K. Huff, P. Clark, Y. Johnson, D. Long, F0UI'fl'1 FOWI H- Colby, J- M3Y'en9O, A. Pfeiffer, S, Sparring, K, More, N, Carlson, C, Hahn, L, Ginder, M, Ausigg, M, Hill, B. Maslin, P. Friedricksen, V. Walker, G. Dornbush, R. Cole- Third row: P. Thrapp, M. Johnson, L. Gabriel, B. Roberts, R. min, G- Lelesch. I Las Selenitas is primarily a social club organized for students studying, or who have studied, Span- ish. Regular meetings are held monthly under the direction of the following officers: Carol Hahn, president, Shirley Barr, vice president, Pat Thrapp, secretary-treasurer, and Bill Tom and B r u c e Griewe, bailiffs. The requirement for a Freshman who wishes to loin is that he have a B average in Spanish. A C average in Spanish is necessary for all other V9 students wishing to become members. Each year it is customary for the club to spon- sor one service proiect. Recently the club had a CARE drive, its obiective being a profit of 5100. A contest developed between the classes. The competition it provided made a great deal of difference for when the drive ended S1000 had been collected. At the time this book went to press, plans were underway for the group to sponsor a March of Dimes drive. OFFICERS-Seated, left to right: Shirley Barr, vice president, Carol Hahn, presi- dent, Carol Cosma, social chairman, Pat Thrapp, secretarystreasurer. Standing: Bruce Griewe and Bill Tom, bailiffs. -H-ww ,sara rilgi Firsi row, lofi fo righl: C. Taylor, L. Gincler, D. Taylor, J. Gallo, D. Griffin, F. Frago, B. Geisner, T. Nicolas. P. Ahlbranl. Second row: J. Chrisliani, D. Bishop, S. Colon, J. Clanion, K. Demmick, D. Suckow, C. Robinson, B. Graves, P. Tuclter, H. Lenning. X Third row: G. Vandergriff, S. Monlgomery, S. Knapp, S. Blan , W. Marlin- Y dale, F. Simpson, B. Johansen, D. Graves, M. Polidori, N. Thomas, B. 1 Morrison, J. Sarlori, S. Archer, M. Merman, N. Schwarh, J. Glover. K Fourlh row: M. Jones, M. Hill, S. Signs, M. Audiss, C. Hahn, R. Valle, S. Biggs, K. Moro, W. Fabris, J. Miller, D. Johnson, N. Chiang. -2,7 Q? Q MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS-Front row, left to right J. Glover, president, S. Signs, secrelaryg B. Geisner music chairman, D. Taylor, vice president, and D Griffin, sergeant-at-arms. First row, left to right: M. Aubin, M. Merman, J. Medros, S. Caron, P. Tucker, J. Gray, M. Roeder, D. Bishop, B. Morrison, H. Lanning, Second row: D, Suckow, N. Thomas, L. Ginder, R. Swearingen, J. Clanton, T. Ramponi, W. Martindale, B. Lucas, G. Alleria, S. Fishbeck, C. Robinson, R. Rose, N, Chiang, K. Demmick. Third row: N. Lasley, F. Bonaudi, J. Russell, P. Clark, J. Morini I B. Kyle, B. Griewe, P. Thrapp, M. Boche, T. I-erriera, F. Siegfried. Fourth row: B. Vincelli, L. Tubbs, V. DeMartini, B, Pellandini, P. Friedrichsen, J. Hawkins, B, Maslin, B. Backholm, J. Twyman, C. Jangula. Fifth row: B. Geisner, F, Frago, D. Griffin, J. McKenna, D. Hickey. M . 2 eg -Q ' Qf.f, ,, -f V 3 fx - my - w , S! QW W ,W 22 ,Zigi M , N 3, 5,40 um if iw , V , if 4 pawn mi? 'lr f-'N WH Www W if U40 , Mm? 2 Q '55 4 Q Seafufa ll x Mfg QD 'fgb Q JALC44, 3 43 I 'g A 40 -- , -F , F' 1 JQPQRTS A,-2 A 54 SCX w- If - iaadiw- ' I 1 f u 2 Q ' fQfJ' 'X -1 1 - J- EL 01,3 YXXN Q4 SVUHS QQ 4- 10 fx a Q9 A 'fx ' 0 as ' -X K Y KX x x QA x x 5 H i P2 ' ' W .Q A2 5, ' 3 -. w-.Y x JZ h Q . 3 w X 'N N .- N 'uhh-KK HELEN LANNING and PEGGY TUCKER Song! VIOLET DeMARTINI, JOYCE CASTORI and JOANN SMITH 5 if . ii EV, ,Q It 5' A B B a R ei. fix fi V A lk K e l I . , . h7' . J L, . ff' . i x f i . V - ' .L B A in B 1 A .- . . ' i 1 c . ' - 1 Ja f . 1 , X A1: ' i - 4 . . ',,,,, ff B T if Q ' J ' ' ' l a t Q K 3 X ,Q X' f-F fi' . 5 J l.. .+G 'W , ii:-j ,. . .1 T 2 ' U 7 Q ' A .... 51 x,71 f i . , i 1 A . , J 1 First row, left to right: A. Pfeiffer, B. Kyle, G. Ellison, B. Sanders, J. Hawkins, B. Maffei, F. Frago. Second row: R. Howard, B. Maslin, P. Friedrichsen, B. Warren, B. Martindale, B. Kiser, B. Draper, C. DeMartini, T. Mitchell. Third row: R. Wooten, J. Whelan, A. Mazza, B. Sanjiacomo, J. Vogt, H. Colby, R. Howard, W. Parmeter, B. Griewe. l . ? J' Under the careful guidance of Coaches C. E. Edsall, H. Costello, and E. Noonan, Sonoma's Dragons faced stiffer competition this football season that ever before. This was due to the fact that the sectional standing of many schools in the league was changed this year. After this revision, Sonoma found itself facing such powerful teams as Analy, Healdsburg, San Rafael, and Petaluma. During a four game practice schedule before the regular season the Dragons won one game and lost three. 1953 saw the Dragons in a moderately suc- cessful football season with two wins against two losses in a four game league schedule. Sonoma X SONOMA .,.,,,, .,,,.,,,. SONOMA ...,.... ,....... 6 St. Helena .... ,,,.., 0 SONOMA ................ 6 Fortuna ,..,.,. .,..... 1 9 SONOMA .......,,,,..... 6 Ukiah ,,,,.,. ,,,,,, 'I 9 SONOMA ..............,. 6 Analy ....,,........ .,,,... 1 a SONOMA ........ ..,.,, 1 2 San Rafael ,.,. ,,,,.,. 9 SONOMA .,,.,,,,,,...., I9 Healdsburg ,,,, ....,,, SONOMA ............... 7 Petaluma ,,,... ....,,,., 2 4 ended the season .in third place, racking up wins against San Rafael and Healdsburg while being downed in the league opener by Analy and hit hard by a loss from league champion Petaluma. The season closed with the standing of the N.B.L. Section ll as follows: Petaluma, Analy, Sonoma, Healdsburg, San Rafael. The 1953 team was composed of seven Seniors, twenty Juniors, and one Sophomore. If exper- ienced players are the criteria for iudging a suc- cessful season, then next year the Dragons will be an aggressive and determined ball club. Analy ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..,., BILL Captain l .I I 1 .C 53.5 ' H E Y C L E. FRAGO C507 B. KISER cool T. MITCHELL can B. KYLE C441 Guard Tackle Guard Halfbatk R. HOWARD C561 Guard P. FRIEDRICHSEN C621 Quarterback if 'S . -., fig fy 1 ,f,. , FA , Ai, 3 fl :txt 1.4.1, A ty ! . . JJ' ' LFE. swf.. My ff. ggi?-. QQ if W 'Q' 'Ti1 5iQ 1 '.-EH A --J-f ' E2-.yawn-ri T B. WARREN C431 B. SANDERS 4469 G' E'-USON C457 End End Fullback X ,K . V., B. MASLIN C401 'CY gl Quarterback 1 C, k J HAWKINS C471 Halfback A. PFEIFFER C531 B. MARTINDALE C321 C. DeMARTINl C631 B. MAFFEI C481 B. DRAPER C621 Tackle Halfback Tackle Cenier Guard 1... .,, we af First row, left to right: E. Cosma, J. Haver, S. Carafa, E, Dunlap, D. Blanchard, G. Stedman, D. Watson, S. Twyman. Second row: R. Coble, J. Cossins, W. Warren, T. Glover, D. Stutz, B. Wallace, G. Kolb, J. Allard, B. Jackson. Third row: D. Taylor, W. Tyler, G. Hyde. 'W'?aa Each year Sonoma High fields a Junior Varsity football team. The roster of this year's team is composed of Freshmen and Sophomores who, through Junior Varsity experience, hope to become members of the Varsity team in future years. This means that a boy who has not reached the age of I6 is not yet eligible for Varsity ball, but they are invited to .gain experience and better knowledge of the game by playing J.V. football. This year's team was unable to get rolling, as they dropped all but one game, which ended in a tie with Healdsburg. The defeats came at the hands of Analy, Tomales, Calistoga VARSITY, and Drake. This year's J.V. team was much better than the scores indicated. Coaches Costello of the J.V. and Edsall of the Varsity expect many of this season's J.V. boys to prove themselves valuable Varsity material. SONOMA ,,.,.............., 22 Drake ..................... ........ 7 HOWARD COSTELLO DON HICKEY Coach Manager 5- l SCORES SONOMA ................... I3 Healdsburg ..... ......, I 3 by SONOMA ........,.... ..... l 3 Analy ................. ...... 2 2 SONOMA ......... ...... 6 Tomales ..,............,.,. ........ 2 SONOMA ...,..... ...,,. O Callsfoga Varsity ......,...., 7I RON DUNLAP 1423 EARL COSMA 1379 End Center EARL DUNCAN 1343 ' A Quarterback . 'K A' i All--. V ' M ' ' 5 I ' K , xx GORDON STEDMAN 1353 DON WATSON 1395 DON BLANCHARD 1363 Tackle Halfback Tackle an Q-,im STANLEY TWYMAN 1491 JIM HAVER 1513 STEVE CARAFA 1417 Guard Guard Eullback Sonoma reserves getting rather wet while waiting their turn against Peta- luma. In the background is the faithful Sonoma cheering section. Sonoma Dragons warming up before Fortuna game. Sonoma line making a determined goal line stand against San Rafael. SONOMA'S T954 T FORMATION Forward line, left to right: B. Warren, C. DeMartini, F. Frago, -B. Maffei, T. Mitchell, B. Kiser, B. Sanders, Quarter- back P. Friedrichson. Backfield: G. Ellison, J. Hawkins, B. Martindale. Ellison plowing through Analy back- field. Sonoma guard makes a futile attempt to stop Analy halfback. Kiser leading the way for Sonoma's only touchdown against Saint Helena. Friedrichsen goes for yardage on pass interception against Saint Helena. ,af Left to right: R. Howard, B, Sangiacomo, B. Maslin, J. Hawkins, P. Friedricksen, G. Ellison, R. Howard, W. Garrison, H. Colby, G. Dornbush, R. Coleman. A BASKETBALL Landing in fourth place with a tie in league competition with a i-7 win-loss record, the Dragons' Varsity basketballers, coached by George Koche, did not have a successful season. If experience and height are the requisites for a successful basketball team, then this was the cause for our lack of success this past season. Much experience had been gained this season, and we feel certain that our Varsity cagers will be among the winners next season. Even though the team fought to the last second in every game, they finished the season with eight wins against thirteen losses. Mr. Koche has stated, This was the finest bunch of boys I have ever coached and they gave their best in every game. The team was composed of three Seniors and eight Juniors. They are as follows: Gary Ellison, captain, Bill Sanders, Bill Martindale, Ron Howard, Rodney Howard, Herb Colby, Rich Coleman, Paul Friedricksen, Barry Maslin, Gene Dornbush, and Bob Sangiacome. .,,. GEORGE KOCHE JIM WHELAN Coach Manager SCORES SONOMA ........... ,,,.,., . 38 Petaluma SONOMA Healdsburg ' SONOMA Petaluma ., SONOMA ....... .......,... S an Rafael SONOMA Healdsburg SONOMA Analy soNoMA ................... Analy Varsity ,...... ......,.. F acuity ,, X ,, BARRY MASLIN RODNEY HOWARD RICHARD COLEMAN HERB COLBY 165 X fp? , kkk K. . -I ' etzr M., .. 7 W e 1 L, V Q BILL SANDERS BILL MARTINDALE PAUL FRIEDRICKSEN BOB SANGIACOMO GARY ELLISON RON HOWARD GENE DORNBUSH 'W First row, left to right: E. Cosma, W. Tyler, C. Cadle, B. Griewe, H. Taylor. Second row: D. Watson, E. Duncan, J. McKenna, B. Kahrs, G. Sperring, J. Duckett, V. Kobza. M' If g Fielding a strong and experienced basketball team, coached by Howard Costello, the B's opened league play facing tough competition this year. Under the revised Section Il of the N.B.L., the B's downed such teams as: Analy, Petaluma, San Rafael, and Healdsburg. The defeats were not many but the scores indicate lust how close the games were. Led by Walt Tyler, captain, the quintet was able to win twelve out of eighteen games played. The Championship team was composed of: Walt Tyler, Don Watson, Bruce Griewe, Charlie Cadle, Billy Kahrs, Earl Cosma, Ron ,Dunlap, Earl Duncan, Gene Sperring, John McKenna, Herb Taylor, and Jim Duckett. Congratulations, fellas, Sonoma is proud of you. With this record you became the first team in the new Section Il to share a Championship berth in the North Bay League. ,. SONOMA SONOMA 5, SONOMA X tc::,a.g soNoMA SONOMA S , 1 soNoMA jf, y .., SONOMA Q4'??QES if SQNOMA Wig T soNoMA rms. .'-. L' v.f, H- ws, . COSTELLO Manager J. Whelan Coach with J. McKenna SO NOMA ,4,..,,........,..., SONOMAi:iiiii SONOMA ...,.,, .......... SONOMA ....,.. ,,.....,. SONOMA .,..... .,,....... SONOMA ,...... .....,..., SONOMA ..... . ....,,... . LEAGUE GAMES Petaluma .... San Rafael Healdsburg Analy .. .... .. Petaluma .. San Rafael Healdsburg Analy ,....,.. PRACTICE GAMES Livermore .. Benicia Benicia .,,,, Tomales Calistoga .,,, St. Helena Calistoga ,.., Tamalpias ., St. Helena ,- is COSMA k is 'ab if J 'fjybfar ,gal 55 as .N First row, left to right: Mr. Belden, R. Phillips, H. Doyle, B. Basch, R. Van Es, B, Kahrs. Second row: B. Davitto, T. Clark, R. Radovic, D. Newman, T, Carafa, B. Sheppard, D. Ashworth. FF If Sonoma High's C basketball team, coached by Mr. Belclon, had average season this year as they moved into the larger league. They tied for third place by winning three of their six league games. The C's started the season by beating San Rafael but lost to Analy and Healdsburg in the first half of the league. ln the second half Sonoma dropped their first game to San Rafael. They then came back strong to beat Analy and first place Healdsburg. The players were: Dave Ashworth, Bob Shep- pard, Rowland Van Es, and Richard Radovic as forwards, Jack Doyle played center and the guards were: Ted Clark, Ron Phillips, Bob Basch, Bernard Davitto, and Don Newman. SONOMA ....... ,...,.... 2 3 San Rafael ..,,.,. ,,,,,,.,, 2 2 SONOMA ...,... ......... 2 I Analy ....,,,,.,, ,,,.,,,,, 3 2 SONOMA ..,.,.. ........ 2 3 Healdsburg .,,,, .,,,,,,,, 2 8 SCORES SONOMA ,.....,. ......., 2 7 San Rafael ...... ........ 2 9 SONOMA .....,,, ........ 3 3 Analy ........... ........ I 4 SONOMA ......., ........ 3 7 Healdsburg ...,., ........ 2 5 Y C 3 Mad mixupli Our hero, Tyler, in last Whcre's the hall? Swattin' flies? Sangiacomo looking for 3 fCC61V6l' 3'i ' 2- pee v 1-4-8 1 . if L 1 1 vo: Li :- Y 5015 ,L.,., JQA, 1a.ajf.X .iii ..av -..4, 522 5. . g,s,.f rf., 4 a:,afaj ......- 3 S N-J . X., First row, left to right: H. Colby, H. Francis, D. Griffin, A. Garrone, H. Taylor, R. Coleman. Second row: T. Carafa, Mr. Koche, B. Kahrs, J. Whelan, J. Karabochos, D. Rinehart, D. Shipnuck, B. Jennings. J ' 'J a . . 1 'i w' Am... il l J ky -'41..... . ' K 'ff 2-N W- E 5, XE- I' 1 I 1 4 . ya l . ala... C N '5 5 , . fffl ,i - DICK GRIFFIN R. COLEMAN A. GARRONE ROWLAND VAN ES Camera shy J NL-4' 1 6 L H. COLBY J. SAMSON H. TAYLOR H. FRANCIS , , ,gifs , 1 1 - ,,: is PAT BURTSON RON PHILLIPS DAVID BREDEHOFT ,QP L. PAT NORTON GINO SCOTTO M. NORTON R. RADOVICK T- MEYER5 A1 D' nance--W-.s..., - an First row, left to right: P. Burtson, R. Phillips, M. Norton, R. R'adovic. Second row: G. Scoffo, P. Norton, D. Bredehoft, T. Meyers, Mr. Noonan. First row, left to right. R. Ciark, R. Wooten, J. Ghiggoli, J. Gipson, B. Amstead, B. Douglas. Second row: Mr. Edsall, D. Stutz, R. Howard, P. Friedricksen, B. Sangiacomo, C. Backhus, M. Kozak, B. Kiser, D. Marc, L. Karabochos. ?u nl.: . B . A Lef-r to right: R. Bean, J. Gipson, R. Wooten, R. Clark, B. Sangiacomo. Left to right: J. Kozak, D. Watson, C. Backhus, W. Iyler. B- Daviffo and B. Kifvef D. Newman, J. Sweet, M. Kozak, P. Friedricksen, R. Howard Denny Stutz, Don Marc, B. Dunlap, L. E. Duncan and Dick Eben Spadoni. 4 'in . lk 1 K T .ga I 2 N-if First row, left to right: C. Johnson, D. Charles, B. Clanton, R. Coble, B. Davitto, D. Newman, B. Singleton, S. Neace. Second row: D. Ebert, V. Cummins, W. Tyler, S. Carafa, L. Spadoni, J. Kozak. Third row: R, Maxwell, B. Dunlap, E. Duncan, J. McKenna, R. Bean, J. Kolb, D. Watson, J, Sweet. if . if l - GARY ELLISON Outfield x, W' 1, M Q ,. fn a.5 !53 9-Q v ,. Q ,-.,.1. , A inf if fin' -av? ...f Q' 4-v -Na .--E M 'DSW me-5' q if . worst, H v- 2,3251 A3 'WfM ' -0 fy- .' --.. -r 1 1 'M ' Ks: ff 'iff S - f . ...M t, LEN SILVA BOB BASCH Third Base Outfield ,Q W4 y ,Q 1 I . aiu I TH. fm . ' as A1 1. fx 1'-.. .W B' First row, left to right: P. Friedricksen, B. Griewe, L. Silva, B. Warren, J, Ghigoli, C. DeMar1ini, B. Morgantini. , Second row: Mr. Shatto, B. Draper, F. Frago,.G. Ellison, B. Sanders, B. Martindale, W. A C LL: .sg JOE GHIGOLI BOB WARREN BOB DRAPER Ourfield Shgngfgp Catcher . ll N' 1 4 ' v B97 .kk f 'F vis maniunn-A .-sxtfukdw 25 mm. X BILL SANDERS WARREN GARRISON Su. RON HOWARD Pitcher First Base Catcher Garrison, R. Howard, B. Miller. Third row: R. Dickens, D. Taylor, M, Duart, B. Maffei, E. Cosma, J. Cossins, G. Hyde, B. Hood, V. Kobza, D. Ashworth, R. Smith. XQ -. 1 f X, M! 3 7 RUN b-J 1 Q it 5 .V K A. Likr Wi yy .. I .qfhzrw-iv.,g.,,,l . T. -F Lrk- its KL,. Ziff. A . .. A 7 . 'f f3'...gZ -i..,,:.Q.,....A .....,f,.g,L, I - ' ' C ,,,.. if BRUCE GRIEWE FRANCIS FRAGO CHARLIE DeMARTiNl Pitcher Catcher Pitcher at f x ll SEPTEMBER 26-Football Season Opens-Practice Game Analy-Here CO Mighty Dragonsl 28-School Opens lFrosh and Construction workers in everyone's wayl OCTOBER 2-Football with St. Helena at Sonoma 9-Dragon Varsity trip to Fortuna fFun . . . and footballlb 16-23-30-Football at Ulgian and Analy and San Rafael fherel NOVEMBER 5-F.H.A. Mother-Daughter Initiation and Installation Dinner flnitiation for new Home Ec building, tool 13-Football with Petaluma here CDefeat for 'Dragons but League win for Troians plus rain, rain, rainll 17-G.A.A. Hike KMiss Kelly . . . girls . . . and sore feetl 21-G.A.A. Dance CWinter Wonderland . . . Frosty, the Snowman . . . faculty . . . and stuclentsl DECEMBER 6-Start of Basketball Season CMr. Koche and his crafty cagersb 8-Reorganization of Music Club Cdo-re- mi-fab IO-National Assembly-Sally L a w s o n, singer CRoses for everyone in front rowsl 16-G.A.A. Monthly Play Night fBasketball . . . and tramp . . . I can lump higher than you . . .D 19-Senior Christmas Dance CToni, her com- mittee, and an Olcl Fashion Christmas . . . Semi-Formalj 18-Christmas Vacation Begins KGO man, golllll JANUARY 4-Back to school . . . Hi! Neighbor i5-Gym Recreation Night for Boys lonly for the members of the male sect who do not participate in basketball at schooll 28-Organization of Pep Band lYea!! School Spiritl FEBRUARY 1-National Assembly The Harmonaires 8-National Assembly Marimba - Oren Fleming CWho iust floated out the window? i4-Open House and Dedication QNSGW hold impressive ceremonyl 18-All interested seniors meet for tryouts of coming Senior Play A Little Honey MARCH 3-Faculty vs. Varsity Basketball Game QGuess who won- The Old Men D 6-F.F.A. Barn Dance lQueen Peggy and princesses, Rusty, Mary Lou, and Mich- elettei 8-Music Club Installation and Party Kcan- dles and musici 12-Baseball Season Opens fMr. Shatto's Nimble Ninej 18-Track Meet at Healdsburg lDragons on the rampage!!! 24-Gray Assembly-Cowboy Singer CAh Haaal APRIL 8-lnterclass Track Meet fWho's got the best Athletes?D 29-Public School Night Program CYes, Mommie, this is our schooll MAY 4-G.A.A. 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BOB MILLER JOE BACCAGLIO SOL BECKER uv-if FOR SMOOTH DRIVING WHITEHEAD MOTOR CO 870 Broadway 63 SONOMA T N N 41, 'WX T X Congra+ula+ions +o +he Senior Class of I954 MX,,.k.,,, up . . xy . 323 552 5 f tl qfnikhiiliiflfll CROSLEY amjbkzzmfs af MART MULFCRD SAMUELE SEBASTIANI Fine Wines Sirice I 904 DR. F. K. SULLIVAN, D.D.S. Congraiulafes fhe Class of '54 LARSON'S SPORTING GOODS Afhleiic Equipmeni for All Sporis Boyes Springs Complimenrs of SONOMA VETERINARY CLINIC DR. DARION MARIONI, D.V.M. Sou'H1 Broadway Sonoma Phone 32 I 4 .1-uv Q.- -.1-.' - , AND r y SAVE lygvgl 4... AT ED PETERSON Broadway Sonoma Good Luck and Good Healfh SWISS HOTEL Spain S'I'reo'l' BANCROFT'S Valley of Ihe Moon Nursery Cui Flowers, PIanI's, Shrubs Broadway Sonoma PINE WAGNER. Ph. Es. Q Cosmefics-School Supplies BOYES SPRINGS VALLEY OF THE MOON Cf! DRUG STORE III WELLER FURNITURE CO. Compleie Home Furnishings BILL WELLER I5 Wes' Na? SI' Sonoma, California Complimenfs of J. C. SIMS SMALLEY'S 4 , SERV allmmm 'CE Phone 2666 Wesi Napa Sfreei' Sonoma GROSKOPF-WEIDER TRUCKING CO. R+. 2, Box I32 Sonoma, California GLENN ELLEN VARIETY STORE The biggesi Ii'HIe depar'rmenI' sIore GLEN ELLEN. CALIFORNIA ..n Complimenfs of BARR'S FRIENDLY SHOES I26 Easf Napa S+reeI' SOINOMA, CALIFORNIA Complimenfs of FRITZ'S GROCERY STORE GLEN ELLEN TI 1 C CZ 6 J' John and Jo McGuire Glen Ellen Complimenis of SONOMA PLYWOOD COMPANY PLAZA FOUNTAIN BREAKFAST LUNCH ,I DINNER nu- N Q I ISI' SI'reeI' Easf C Q GALLO'S BOYES SPRINGS 1 C T e.'e 4 QA Lubrlcahon L Service ' rx f USED CARS Q I Highway I2 and Calle Del Monre BOYES SPRINGS O Phone 2098 Free Delivery RIC and BABE GALILOS, Owners Op Daily 'IiI 8:00 p.m. Complimenis of SONOMA MACHINE WORKS Ph. Enferprise H343 9 Sonoma Phone 2354 4I75 Wifhers Road I 1 I R+. 2, Box I55 Napa, Calif. I f Sonoma, Calif. --1--A---A-'-A-A-'-A-' '-'-'-'-'- L f----Af '-of ff- 'ff--'-' GO DAIRY THE NAME OF QUALITY I l - Complimenfs of VALLEY OF THE MOON MARKET Glen Ellen, California I PIONEER FRENCH BAKERY l27 Easf Napa Sfreef Sonoma, California gfwaffzafeag-4','6d0'216LT Me SQENIORS OF I954 NAPA MILLING 84 WAREHOUSE COMPANY Wesf Napa Sfreef Sonoma, California I Complimenfs of Besf Wishes from JOHN MERLO A. A. COOPS El Dorado Hofel Your Boffled Gas Disfribufor Congrafulafions Graduafes Complimenls of FREDS SAW SHOP I TOP O' THE WORLD RANCH Everyfhing We Sharpen Guaranfeecln Glen Ellen 677 Is'I' Sfreef Wesf Sonoma 1 ci .ff s 23, Vg, f' -sfkfliig' T a Q Q Q -5 0 O Q W gm '2Q 0 Red Blooded Sonoma High Boys!!! Which is your choice? I Q This ordinary red bloodecl Sonoma High girl, or. or, all my WTI . X Q O Nw 1 frehx N ofa? This beau+iful, ferrific, mar- velous, sensafional, well, just WOW girl made wi1'h our SUPER SONIC NUTS and BOLTS! ALBERT WRIGHT ACCURATE sCREw MACHINE PRoDuCTs OAKLAND X Complimenfs of I GlTTl's F1 i I fi I L. S. SIMMONS I' DI SERVICE STATION :V PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Q7 l I Since I903 Besi' Wishes Io 'Ihe Class of '54 WEST NAPA STREET SOL. D. BECKER, ReaII'or phone 2039 Boyes Springs, California I I RICHARD O'NEIL I Phofographer Phone 2463 NAPA STREET SONOMA Complimenfs of FOSTERS DRILLING SERVICE JOB PRINTING We prin'I everyihing excepf money vELLA's FOUNTAIN and s'a 's ' Phone 5548 Where Ihe eIiI'e mee+ Io eat We5I NGPB 'sheef Sofwma CHUCK WILLIAMS HARDWARE I Every'Ihing in 'Ihe hardware line Broadway Sonoma DRUGS Congrafulahons Graduafes Pharmacy and Foumain SCHAAL'S MARKET VINEBURG BROADWAY SONOMA ' GEMINI'S DQN'S ACCORDIAN 8: MUSIC CENTER Radios, TV, Pianos, Appliances Musical lnsirucfions Phone 5625 Glen Ellen no Ay S Verano ' ' -6,5 t J Hiway I2 ,'.5,s-Wg A f n ..1....1.-.... . ........ i I ..... - Besi' Wishes 'lo +l1e Class of '54 SPROUSE REITZ COMPANY LANE ANTIQUES ELVIRA SEBASTIANI Properfies Mrs. J. L. Biggs Renfals Leases Dunbar R085 Phone 4I50 glecirlcal rg AP PLIA NCES 1 - -IH I 1 MISSION HARDWARE COMPANY Everyihing in +l1e Hardware Line A. L. PINELLI S. MOHI P. CORNELIUS Sonoma, California I I Congrafulafions fo +I1e Graduafes of '54 O BOYES SPRINGS THEATRE .l 1- l NNW i I Besi' Wishes +o ihe Graduaies f I DE Lux CIGAR sToRe . Napa S1-reei ASCHERMAN'S FOOD MARKET Complimenfs of fo' LENA's BAR THE BIGGEST and BEST BARGAINS 'S+ Shed Eau Sonoma EVERY DAY .surf MODE O' DAY Napa S+ree+ Sonoma I g Sonoma - Florisi' 8: Giffs Compnmenh of I ln +he Valley of +he Moon DANIELVS GROCERY Phone mb , , Il8 W. NAPA SONOMA, CALIF. EI Verano Cahforma vu- --- EETTEE VHLUES 'R 20TH CENTURY MARKET Q V Where a fasi penny is wor+h more f +han a slow nickel -Lf' .- 1 -. Youlz HEALTH 12. 0165 D Q 4 LX :Business RUE 1' 1 VALENTE'S PHARMACY , Napa Si-reef Sonoma i Dr K .gi V -'m fs Wff. ,W . E , Y, is was Complimenfs and Besl' Wishes H. R. Chrislensen, D.D.S BOYES SPRINGS Besf Wishes +o ihe Class of '54 K ewwqd. GOOD C. E. MMDONALD 'COFFEE Jewelers Hasfy Tasly NAPA STREET SQNOMA Across from High School vrvvvvrv-uv I f--- 1 I .ar ' In Ihe Valley of fhe Moon ROZARIO'S AI and Delpha Rozario Besf Wishes +o Ihe Class of '54 ROLAND H. KRUGER AH'orney-al'-Law EL VERANO, CALIFORNIA Complimenls of FRANK L HAY DR. R. P. GOBLER a E METAL WORKS . . I40 Easl Napa Sonoma, California Velerlnarlan Phone 5597 Napa Sheei' Phone 2536 Complimenls of LOCAL MEDICAL DOCTORS J. THE TOWN SHOP Complimenls of Dresses CONDIFF'S SHELL SERVICE I 9e Ie Sporfswear SPAIN STREET SONOMA THE PIN CUSHION Compnmems of Yardage, PaI'I'erns, Nofions FRANK PISA 'the Barber 520 Broadway Sonoma, California - I ,C H1-11 A Congrafulaiions Io Ihe Class of '54 LOIS' DRESS SHOP NAPA STREET SONOMA I '7-rvv 177 Complimenfs of DR. TED P. PIERCE, D.D.S. -s Phone 3357 ' an and Nopa S . Wes+ Sonoma ,.. 4? ,...,-'Mission Chapel fn V A 22 2 MORTUARY ' 5 T7 5+h 1 CompIimen+s of SONOMA POLICE STATION Complimenfs of BATES 8: EVANS Your Friendly Funeral Direc'l'or sm if 'swf UNION OIL SERVICE Giubergia and Maib 594 Broadway Sonoma. CaIif. Phone 8885 Complimenis of JIM'S BARBER SHOP YES! HOTZ'S DEPARTMENT STORE For Ihe besi' vaIue Napa Sfreef Sonoma 1 1, Com pIimen1's of R. V. ISLIMI WALLACE The Wooclleaf Boyes Springs MARTINSON ELECTRIC CO. Television Appliances Wiring and Supplies The 20'l'h Ceniury Marker is nexf Io us f -P Iii.. ,gqffgj ' 1: ,451-' fx Q ' 1f'g-.vii ffiy' P 4' ,, I-5,45 , I- gg- , -5, 1 - .J 3: :V In -,mfg f1j'Ig 5-uf' Iv, , gf: Q'f114I?.j gi-':c i.l?i1Qff I A f 1 Y' ' 'F 775-.T , 1 . - 'f 4 2 V , . 5 I fy ' ,gf ' I -Q: ,jf x -5 455' V ' ' ' F' 15, - 5' MVS' 3 w 'W'-0 J' IWI 'Q-'.' Qfff U 0 Y' 57: M75 S ' ' X.igy-'ua-snn-- y lfgif ,:'f'V4 ,....'......,..,,.y ,I I -- , s 4' ' mf 'Y ,I ,,,,I .,....... : 45,5-' I ,,--'. . 1 4' . 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Ii 4, 1:5 ,QI A -' df. .W ' ' I A ' ' fzmsviys .+,2,Ji . -M, 1-lldu ,g,1! 3g,.fng9' K. -' if JH fx? 1-5' :Sl-sl' 1 H.,-g II? SEMI.. , , u SQA 241 -I 5 I , I 5.67 .- .154 I' I I II. I If IIII ., III- I . W-:v-5fi?ifiif f' ..,p.,.., , 'W -'Z ' Q-x-. , . . H, Kfggwgo ,, A M II: .. -ff? '55 437 51 -K, 5' 9 m E ,Lf V 'C' qu 'F f ,9' n u ' Warren and Carol Gary and Norine Lou and Ron F .4 Bruce and Liz Barb and Donnie it , C gi W .,,. ,W rg X Mffm an wi V a Karen and Charlie Diana and Johnny Tom and Ioy Helen and Len Bud, Pat, Virginia and Dick Chuck and Pat Raymond and Judy Merle and Ruth Demas and Roberta Jack, Ralph, Millie and Carol Bob and Sandy Jim and Sheila X4 .W .af ' A iw I 5 4 P .1 3' Y. 'Mihai -44 av vi? ',. Z4 K' rx . ,SB I E ra 9 .A S 1 in v y i . ,ir Xu rl Af? 1 HL , 5 , If r t Nl Sl , W, gl f x? , K '92 i I X J .s V-1 V. ,ku ill 2? A ,55 .je X ,l '.,Q3fr' KX ,k X .1 'E o .H Easy now! ! l !! Those are Seniors? 2 7 7? 'Gone With the Wind Cute couple A guy and his gals Slop-a-long Griewe' Don't let the sun get in your Eyes . . True sisterly love Sunday Comics The Coronation Bob's only girl Smile pretty now. ar? 55 1544 vs' 'X I X Sf' Is it real, Peggy? Sangiacomo, the Pepsodent kid Where's Gary, Norine? Fill 'em up, again I I Miss Secretary on Mr. Pres's lap! ! I I Coke? 2? Your money or your life . Full Load? 7 P P P? Girls, Girls, Girls . . . Between class frenzy! I I I beat, Rusty? 7 2? Senores Griffin and Taylor 5 5 4 5 -z Catching flies, Rusty? Waiting for a Streetcar Stranger in Paradise' Those crazee Sophs! Fortuna Bean Feed Petaluma Playday sf? gg 1 4 ft , fi? :R s AQ -elk 5, ii f Bruce and his girl Jail bait Ahl Shucks Somebody goofed Hey? You in the Up a tree!! Rf-few, Q. , i an ggi fy? N' 4-:ei A 'ez' u ' gl' S , ' X 4 Lf -J .1 gW '7'fM. Y1 Q . . Q . back 7. My, how youive changed 8. Signing El Padres 9. Who's holding who up? 10. What's this, a pyramid? 11. Wet, isn't it? 12. Well, if it isn't Dink? g dg isrs,s f 1. Q, A w , .. H Hi ., A a i an lr Riding High! Barry being studious? Mad Hatters' Party Snug as a bug in a rug, eh? Who, men? Kiss me, darling! Cogutating? 2? -.- if es- , --L in nl 5' pf WU' E E s 2-gigs, sql 55 ,. if N w' fl Q Y '54--fin-has ms. -r. . ,Q LZ.- ottoms up! Beat Petaluma . Helen and her helpers Who's in for it now? . Curly and his crew Wham's the secret, boys? is ,rQ S VJ ,A 4.33, 'l s A' E.. Q x N' 6 S -: 5: 1 gt,-.,,' J - f 61 l A i VN 9 -4 if M3 I . 1- v . is r 7 xi' .Ap 54 t N. 1-nv A Q A -ff X z 7 9 r., I 4 The Chorus Crew 6 Gonna Wash that man right out of my hair 7 Mistletoe Bud! What you waiting for? 8 'They had to carry Barry to the ferry. 9 Typical woman driver 10 11 What's up there, Les? Tennis, anyone? Soph cuties Hi! Sheila Totem Pole ' th Would you hke is under your tree? fs sg 4. X R .-fini, me I I ,7 ,A ,. l fl .K' I X -1 My 1 I Kll- Y I M V ,, . - H 5? is L i , ' f A , ' M f ' Y v f 'ft an kj Daydreaming Hail! The gang's all here. Caught in the act, Toni. Calculating Junior G. A. A. Basketball champs 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Dr. Gonzales and his snake oil remedy' 12. The firm hand of the law What's for dessert? 2? A girl in every port. The coach must be looking Eyes bigger than stomach. Reader's Guide . . . Pig X . H529 re- '1 , A .., f A If 1 -, 3 Q 1 7, F ,Q'Q ,gn ' A 1 ' 1 Y 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. revs Play sau! Bad luck, Naomi. What's the matter, Helen? Where you going, JoAnn? Long, long ago! W Q '11 6. You, You, You 7. Muscle Man Davis 8. Sleepy Dick? 9. Reaching for something, girls! 10. Crying over the body Qdead, No - Sill 11. Busy Class? 'Rf Q3 4. Tl- r Y a er, 4?-H f ',Li'5'sia T . - H ' ii 451- jsik - t ' '?i ln. sg Y' -i fi'-gc ::-, , -,W at 'if' ' I W T' as a? :-, at mi? S if 'fp mx l it ar a t 1-Q 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Junior Class Jamboree Sitting Pretty That's artificial respirariom? Dick and Louise Shut your mouth, Barb! I ! I True love?? Q My, what a big mouth you h Ready for the crowning? Two big wheels Three's a crowd, Bud!! Well, what now????? Let us in on the joke . . ave, Alan I Q, 13 , 'Q 3 I9 7 , X A 5 192 ., . . 1 ' .Y I 'Y V ,f H2 . 4. ' A , 9 t rf --' Y .. ny. Q-was-'Y :Mx V X 26551 - x . Q 9 RQ, 1. What's the score, fellows? 6 2. Probably out of gas 7 3. About that 50 points, Coach! 8 4. Just out for a daily strolL 9 5. Chuck Backhus - Transfer from Sacred 10 Heart, Editor of D.T. , 1954 Graduate . . . 11. o i ts? f' . lf .LA , TT he Ain't that sweet! Let us pray. Sonoma Cheerlng Section-Forttma What the 0lvSilf'6t '7o 2 Beauty and the Buick Beauty Shoppe Quartet F ' -Q KW. lvl' , s'j Q DODGE ' ,wa-.-. Going somewhere, girls? Joy Hickey Strawther '54 ' aduate Snowbound! I I Hobo Lou, riding the railsl I II Dragnet Trio! fDa-Da-Da-Durnj Sleeping Beauties! Dodger? Are you kidding! I? In a gay moodl I Q, .ii , , Y.v. A ,. M, . v, fe 5, ' 1 ,F Q' n - , R ,E W , Q, i , W -:Sli W-,r if Oh Mine Boyfriend' Serious Soph Her name ain't Elroy Hersch, but dig those crazy legs! I I I Miss Lavers' big Spanish family Lazy girls! I I I Ain't that cute! I I I 4, A 1-yi, fifgws- K, v s. .. . 5+ NM. 5 'www ,iii c Lfgfl P 1. Senior Wheels 2. Just sunning, thank you. 3. Loading for something? 4. Walter! 5. Spareribs? 6. In a Roman Chariot 7. 1 now pronounce 'you . is W Allaw- vf' i if , as sk G wi Q x Qs 1 ew., - FPL K ' X 'O e Q U . ri f W If is ,. p-.....-- E 'ilri .V x X , 5 x K3 X V, Viv L72 N.. If Who's got the biggest chest? Come on, Wilma . . . Got everything completed, Gallo? What tansl I l Eating again, girls? ffatagmpk YEARBOOK DALLAS 0 TEXAS Q 7 A LITHOGRAPHED .....-.-S... dw.. 9 'Q 'N i N l H I 4 , 1 zu i 1 i 5 Q 3 H 1 1 7 x . .kfx