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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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V' I. . 4 T ' T 2' k. T , 5 T f Q T . .6 K T T as 1 , ' .ff-S I' T ll fl . 3,X ,,' - ll II ' , . ' ' II I II ' I I I I ' I . 11 CAMPUS SCENES fax ',.n N, SS,A S.. , ,SSS S S , 1 F .Qi 2 f 4 'w.MM,, 1 'ki' ' SNK STE K HQME ECONOMICS V5 1 W sk M., q,,+ : .Wy ,i Ci APU GIRLS P BOIS PE Il STUDY HALL METAL SHOP BUSINESS IT was iusT Tour shorT years ago ThaT you Seniors enTered Sonoma Valley Union High School. Since ThaT day The enrollrnenT and school buildings have grown considerablyl 'TYour pride in your high school is worThy of noTe and so iT is The hope of your parenTs, The Board of TrusTees and FaculTy ThaT all of you have grown in sTaTure and characTer as well. As your high school has served you, we hope ThaT you will serve your naTion and neighbor, as well as fulfilling your responsibiliTies as ciTizens, so ThaT oThers may conTinue To receive The same privileges and beneTiTs ThaT have been yours. Sincerely, JoHN L. GLAESE fi tw' ,Q T Waf- X ...,,. B. ARMSTRONG University of California, A.B., M.A., English, Soph- omore Class Advisor. C. BEL - Santa Ros J. Jose , State, A. .,, al Shop, 5, , Auto op. In I' . tiff as .F 4 S 5 C. S. BROWN r . .M if W ll ZS Swell-'f Waynesburg C o I l e g e, A.B., Librarian, Junior Class Advisor. M. BORCHERS Chicago State College, Girls' P.E., G.A.A. Advis- or, Pep Club Advisor. 136' - 1.27 fmifi' ze-- f VERNON CLARK University of Southern California, B.S., Typing I, Office Practice, F.B.L.A. Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor, Tennis Coach. H. COSTELLO University of California, General Math, World His- tory, Algebra ll, Math lV, Frosh-Soph F o o t b a ll C o a c h, B Basketball Coach, Junior Class Ad- visor. 'NJ M. E. DELONG University of San Francis- co, B.S., English, Journal- ism, P u bl ic Speaking, Dragon's Tale Advisor, El Padre Advisor, Assistant Football Coach. C. A. EDSALL Humbolt State College, A.B., University of South- ern California, M.A., Stan- ford Uniyersity, M.A., Boys' P.E., Block S Ad- visor, S e n i o r Advisor Coach, V. Football, A Track. 1 1 H. A. FLEISCHER Humbolt State College, Colorado State College of Education, A.B., San Jose State College, Advanced General Shop, General Shop l, General Shop ll. B. FROST University of California, A.B., General Secondary, Girls' P.E., G.A.A, Advis- or, G.A.A. Tennis, Senior Class dvisor ji-Wx W. H. FRAPWELL University of California, A.B., General Science, Bi- ology, Junior Class Ad- visor. A. C. HEPPE San Francisco State Col- lege, A.B., M.A., Univer- sity of San Francisco, Gen- eral Science, Chemistry, Physics, Junior Class Ad- visor, Photography Club, Senior Science Class. G. JENSENI Utah State College, B.S., University of California, San Francisco State, Eng- lish SA, English IA, Latin I, C.S,F. Advisor, Honor S Advisor. A. B. JOHNSON Oregon State College, San Jose State, Homemaking l, ll, lll, F.H.A. Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. W. C. JOHNSON Utah State College, B.S., M.S., Remedial English, English I-B, 3-B, 3-C, Golf Coach. G. K. KOCHE University of California, B.A., General Secondary, Physical Education, Gen- eral Math, A Basketball Coach. 'L A ,121 Q 'VV N. T. LAvERs University of California, General Secondary, French, Spanish, Senior C l a s s Advisor, Foreign Language Club. E. LIVINGSTON University of California, College of Agriculture, B.S., Vocational Agricul ture, Farm Shop, F.F.A Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor. 2 Evil J. LUNDIN University of California, A.B., M.A., English, Dra- matics, Junior Advisor. E. NOONAN Santa Rosa J, C., Univer- sity of California, B.S., Stanford, M.A., Math, Freshman Class Advisor. q-.rf E. A. RICHTER University of Illinois, A.B., University of California, English 3-B, World His- tory, Freshman Class Ad- visor 5?,,,-fig-11.1 G. H. SCRINIGER San Francisco State Col- lege, A.B., Secondary in Music, Beginning Instru- ments, Girls' C h o r u s, Mixed Chorus, Advanced Band, Music Club Advisor. L. SCHROEDER University of California, B.A., Oregon State Col- lege, Commercial Subiects, Commercial Club Advisor. C. T. SHAREK University of Scranton, B.A., University of Cali- fornia, San Francisco State, M.A., U. S, History, Fresh- man Class Advisor. Wi' Q !',,'! .W1 A-v -, ...f 'l- , 1, , ' f. gg W X 'fi F it it 44 T. C. SHATTO Santa Rosa J.C., Associate ot Arts, University ot Southern California, Stanford, B.A., M.A., American Problems, General Math, Senior Class Advisor, Baseball. J. YATES Art Institute ot Chicago, University of Chicago, Northwestern University, DePaul University, B.A.E., Art, Crafts, Mechanical Drawing, Senior Class Advisor. N xii Nw x i . s MISS SMITH School Nurse '24, qtmrgi M- .. 7. v. . ,-1 7 .ff ics.: F' p 5. 16.4 ,W ,Q 1 i ,. Q w , w N sa' L 4. . s T7 '45, -Q N .. Q, , RQ.: l 1 5 X 1 J, Satori, Secretaryg J. Gomez, President, E. Duncan, Vice President. The Seniors have seen many changes in the campus since that day in T952 when they entered High School. The addition of shop and home ec buildings, a locker-exercise room, and the recent construction on the new gym and class- rooms have transformed the school they knew as Freshmen. The class of '56 will take many memories with them but perhaps none so vivid as those of their senior year. The dances, especially their own Christmas dance, Skip Day and Dress Day, the Prom, the banquet, and the long awaited graduation, will make '55-56 an unforgettable year for the Seniors. M. Audiss, B. Davitto, S. Signs J. Thompson, J. Sartori, P. Simpson, T. Feriera, Nl, Jones. '--,+.'- g ,. ,, .,.,.g.i xt, sy ,A . Fir rs. AUD6S,MARlYN College Prep, Student Body Yell Leader 4, Secretary 2, Foreign Language 2, 3, Music Club 3, Pep Club 2, 4, Ra Ravas 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 2, 3, El Padre 2, 3, Student Council 4, Rally Club A, Speedball 2, Volleyball 4, Basketball A, Junior Escort 3. BAiNEs,JEAN Business, FHA 4, Commercial Club 2, 4, C tsketball 2, Speedball 2, Softball 2, Soccer 4, Volleyba 'us 4, 2,070 gli BARR,KAREN College Prep., FHA Project Chairman 3, Softball 2. BEAN,RUSSEL College Prep, Science Club 4, Block S 2, 3, 4, Honor S 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. . ,q1 ,YVKN 'Q ' ' 2 -If 41- 1 ,vs-X f-Us A Q ta Q, If if , K 1 V A4' we -- 4 H T- ff l .F l i, , X ma 'EF ': xgyf . ,Ik 45 'iffy . 2 We as 1. Fine. -is Lx 'cc 'Y' CLAUSEN, DARIAN Vocational. COLLIER, CALVIN Vocational, Band 3, 4. COSMA, EARL College Prep, Foreign Language 3, A, Pep Club 4, Block S 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, A, Ba' ball 2, Track l, Junior Escort 3. CuMMiNcs, VERN College Prep, Transfer from Santa Rosa High 2, Camera Club President 2, 4, El Padre 3, Dragons Tale 3, 4, Block S 3, Honor S 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. Boorzew, CAROL Business, Commercial Club 3, Soeedball l, Basketball l, 3 Volleyball 'l, Soccer 4. BROWN, JACQUELINE MAE Business, Transfer from Round Valley Union 'High School Coveto, California 3, Chorus 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Bas ketball l, 3, Baseball 3, Volleyball 3, 4, K LAR-TVfRlGT-TTT GEO RQE Q Vocational, Transfer from South San Francisco High School 3 FFA A. CLARK, TED Vocational, Welfare 2, Student Council 3, Block S 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, A, Track 3, 4, 1 ii we 'V' .5 . NR Q 'cl A ' X M so A S fiwfiu ' le aff? l,.:acnS-I vnu 09 ,gr '95 ff ' T qw, X fa-,K ..,. DUNCAN, EARL Vocational, Traffic Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, FFA I, 2, Reporter I, 2, State Delegate I, 2, Sectional Presi- dent 2, Block Hs 1, 2, 3, 4, vice PM-,adam 1, 4, EI Padre Assistant Business Manager 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Junior Es- cort 3. DUNLAP, RONALD Vocational, Block S 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Band I, Dance Club I, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, ELLIOT, DEANNA JEAN Vocational, Transfer from Chester High School, Chester, Cali- fuwia 2, Pep Club 2, FHA 3, Band 3, Chorus 4, Volleyball Basketball 3, 4. FARRELI., EDWIN Vocational, Traffic Chairman 4, FFA Vice President 4, Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4. CARAFA, STEVE slocational, Traffic Committee 3, 4, Senior Ball Committee 3, -tball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3. ents, JOHN D. College Prep, Welfare 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Track 4. DAviTTo, BERNARD College Prep, Traffic Committee 4, Foreign Language Club I 2 3 4- Honor S I 2 3 4- Block S 2 3 4- CSF I, 2 3- 1111 1111 111 Football I, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, DixoN, DAVID 1 1 College Prep, Spanish Club President 3, Block S 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, ...D ,-1, , '51, ,,,, , ii V' A -X '2fFf', t I , 5 , L . xx I 2 , I A s f I Y Q 12 '-3. I 1 Q, .1 L on Q X QS' fc, ,gf ' ff ff i, VCL.: 31 4 ,L W V' wwf' H5 Maisy' 133. kv- I aim L. flags A . 'NSS-4 N YZT 7 FLANDI, MICHAEL Business, Commercial Club 35 FBLA 45 Sergeant-at-Arms FBLA 4. FLOOD, MARY DEAL College Prep, Transfer from Marin Catholic High School l, Ra Ravas 45 Camera Club 45 Music Club 2, 3. GORDON, BARBARA PARYLAI4 Business5 FHA 35 Commercial Club 35 Chorus 45 FBLA 45 Bas- ketball lg Volleyball l. GREGER, JOAN College Prepg FHA 25 Chorus 45 Volleyball 45 Basketball 25 Softball l, 25 Speeclball 25 Junior Escort 3. E FAULKNER, MARILYN ,602,C' U'?,i,6l7 Business5 FBLA Vice President 4. FERGUS, ROBERT VocationaI5 Student Body Yell Leader 35 Cf e'cial Club 2 Dancing Club l5 Tumbling 25 Instrumental 3, X FERREIRA, TEREZA Business5 Song Leader 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 45 GAA 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 45 Sof 2, 3, 45 Junior Escort 3 FISH, JOEL College Prep5 Transfer from Athens, Greece, 2, ,frm will UCL F tball I, gi QB. af HALLEY, ELAINE Business, Transfer from Wunters Hugh School Wunters Call fornia 35 FHA 3 Commercial Club A HAMMOND JEAN Business, GAA 2 3 Presudent 4 FHA A Pep Club 4 Speed ball , 2, 3 Basketball l 4 as ket ll,23A ,fl , J ,W 1 HILL, MARY SUSAN College Prep Student C uncul 3 A Hon r S CSF 3, 4, d Pa e G A Ra Rav Foreign language Club 2 3 4 Chorus 3 N 2 p Club 3, A Dragons ale 2 3 Basketba 2, 3, Ag Junnor Escort 3 Hue:-les Vocational Ag Dragon I JENSEN, NllLTON Transfer from Chester High School, Chester, California 2 Band 4. ,ff C . JOHNSON, MARY Lou .lf7Q?53 ' 3 College Prep, Yell Leader 2, 3, Student Council 4, Pep Club , , ' , l 2 3 4- Honor S l 2 3,4 2, 3 4' Spanish Club 2' CSF , , , Junior Escort 3. ,, l 1 , ., y ix JENNER, Ti2Avis Business, Band 3, 4, Honor S l, Chorus 4, Dancing Clu l, Tumbling 2, Commercial Club 2. JOHNSON, DEANNA College Prep, Music Club 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA 4, Welfare 4 Speedball I, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, S ,vw JOHNS, IRENE Business, Student Body Treasurer 4, Commercial Club 3, FBLA Secretary - peedball 2, 3, Softball 2, 4, Soccer 4. JONE EE Colleg eader 4, Music Club 1, GAA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Softball T, 2, 3, 4, Hn I . MQW i Kimc, SHERIL L rfrlix' I ,ocational, Yell Leader 1, 3, Pep Club l, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, '.1gon's Tale 4, Speedball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3, Soft- KNAPP, SHIRLEY Business, Student Body Secretary 4, Secretary l, Student Coun- Cil 2, 4, Honor S 2, 3, Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Mu' Pep Club 2, 4, Basketball 2, Junior Escort 3, YT L nf Y -J N il 3, . iD'- Q .1 , ,Puma ,Ni 1 f ai-UR 'Ii ,of us.. ...Q , A hav x ' , in H . Q 1 ,,. 'N -vs. ' ' A I . '-gf K X. -uf X t X g Yr? no fl X ' 'Q- MCCAHON, EDWARD L. College Prep, Welfare 2, El Padre Staff Artist 2, Art 'b Art Director of Musical Stage Play 2, Hobby and Model tb 2. MCGRATH, RICHARD College Prep, Program Chairman 4, Welfare 3, Studeni cil 3, 4, Class President 3, Spanish Club l, Science C, Camera Club 4, Industrial Arts Club l. McKeTCi-It ., JOHN L. Vocational, Traffic Official 4, Welfare 4, FFA l, 2, 3, 1' S 3, 4, Football I, 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4. MEYERS, TERRY Business, Welfare 3, Block S 2, 3, Football l, 3, 4, Golf l, 2, 4, Baseball 3, 4. KOBZA, VALERIAN Vocational, Transfer from Holloway High School, Holloway, innesnta l, Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Block S 3, 4, Baseball iaskarball 2, 3, 4, Track 2. MAINE, DARLENE College Prep, FHA 4, Foreign Language Club 4, GAA 4, Speed- ball 2, 3, Volleyball 2, Basketball 2, 3. MARTIN, JACK HOWARD Vocational, Transfer from Fresno High School, Fresno, Cali- fornia 3, Chorus 3, Block S 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 4, Basketball 4. MARTINDALE, WILMA ,X,fY7C3CXqfQ Ll F210 AECQ Vocational, Yell Leader 1, Music Club 2, 3, Pep Club l, Chorus 2, 4, Volleyball 2, Basketball 2. 49 fi'- J A fa ,., o ,jk msn, Ni Muni 15 what WK: ' -nl--H.. . l ,LL ,J km.-ft ii? jZ17f'7ffWlf' Oiziz PATRICIA vd,'Y1C 0 an Business, GAA 4, Chorus tball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 3, Softball 1, 2, Speedball 1. OWEN, NEIL P. College Prep, Transfer from San Rafael High School, San Rafael, California 3, Commercial Club 3, 4. PHILIPP, Dixie LEE Business. RILEY, CHARLENE f S,QC1lx0 hw Business, Commercial Club 3, FBLA President 4, Shop Secre- tary 4, Speedball 1, 2, 3, Hockey 2. NEACE, SAMUEL Vocational, Track l, 2, 3, 4. NEFF, LLOYD Vocational, Football 3. NEWHALL, HENRY College Prep, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor S I, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4. NEWMAN, DONALD RICHARD College Prep, Welfare 3, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, President CSF 4, Pep Club 4, Foreign Language 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Block S 3, 4, Honor S l, 2, 3, 4, Student Body Play 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. Edin! . , .. N N x tg I f 5 x N 'Quang- SCHMIDT, LINNEAC Business5 Transfer from Santa Clara 35 Commercial Club 3. SERVA, ANTHONY D. Vocational5 Transfer from Santa Rosa Higl: nool 35 Senior Class Mascot. SHADWELL, PHILLIP Vocational5 Football 3, A. SHEPPARD, ROBERT Vocational5 Yell Leader 35 Dancing Club 35 Tumbling l, 2, 35 Foreign Language Club 35 El Padre 35 Chorus 45 Dragon's Tale 45 Commercial Club 35 Music Club 35 Industrial Arts l, 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Football I5 Baseball 2, 3. ROAM, LEONA College Prep5 Transfer from Santa Rosa High School 35 Spanl ish Club 3,115 Badminton 35 Softball 3, A. RUSSELL, HOMER Transfer from McAlester, Oklahoma 4. SARTOR1, JOAN Business5 Song Leader 4, Secretary 45 Music Club Vice Presi- dent 25 FHA Vice President 2, 35 Commercial Club 35 Pep Club A5 El Padre 35 GAA 3, 45 Speedball 2, A5 Badminton 35 Basketball 2, 35 Softball l, 2, 35 Volleyball SCHMIOT, LEE Vocational5 Baseball 3, 4. 1, 2, 3. kffujff, T .fx fi' Z 4 Hsiksv fc , ' Q., P v 'JCE gi ,, s.-.......-af 5 cauomfv 'Eli 495 fifty S lr . -9' W SMITH, CHARLES Business, Transfer from Valleio 3, Camera Club 4, Science Club 4. STEDMAN, GORDON College Prep, Student Body Bailsff 4, Block S 3, 4, Band T, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l. STUTZ, DENNIS Vocational, Block S 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. SWEET, JAMES College Prep, Welfare I, Block S 3, 4, Track T, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 3, 4. SIEGFRIED, FRANCES Business, Welfare 3, Commercial Club 3, Music Club 3, Chorus 1, 4, FBLA 4, Speedball 3, Volleyball l, Basketball 2f5f'4 Q' ,QI SIGNS, SANDRA SUE C Kyla, U07 Business, Transfer from Spoka e,' ashington 2, Yell Leader CStudent Body, 4, Student Council 4, Music Club 2, 3, Ma- jorette 2, 3, GAA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Ra Ravas 4, Speedball 2, 3, Soccer 4,,Basketball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, .lunbr Es- cort 3. SIMPSON, PATRlClA College Prep, Song Leader 4, Class Secretary 3, Music Club 2, Foreign Language Club 3, El Padre T, 3, GAA 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Pep Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4. SKAVLAND, THOMAS Business, Band l, 2, 3, 4. am, -ear A sr -7 ' ' H-,f' TAYLOR, DANIEL College Prep, Class President T, Student Council 2, Vice Presi- 'de t , Dragon's Tale Editor 4, Music Club President 2,, Honor 3, 4, Band T, 2, 4, Chorus 3, Camera Club 4, Block S 3, 4, Baseball T, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, TAYLOR, HERBERT College Prep, Block S 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 4. ti' Jaw' , 5 Q 'ah Q' . ., C K iv , P v lf Q TAYLOR, JOHN .Q W X ,aan , Vocational, FFA T, 2, Vice President 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. ,ft 4 I. T , . THOMAS, NEORA ' A Business, Commercial Club 3, Music Club 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4, 1 I Softball 2. x, v uw. THOMPSON, JUDY College Prep, Song Leader 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Dragon's Tale 4, Pep Club 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Speeclball 1, 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball 2, 3, 4- Sockey T, 2, 3, 4. TYLL R, WALTER X i 4, xx 5 K: VA -.v-..--- Businc St. lent Council I, Block S I, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2,1 'wall T, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. K, Y ,, ' I ,-. j xfxrliaffl ' l ?ff?l','t3f 'N 5 XA' -AcE, ROBERT T, 1---.. .jx HR Q ness, Football I, 2. WARNER, BEVERLY JEAN College Prep, Transfer from Petaluma High School 2, CSF 2, 3, 4, Honor S 2, 3, 4, Ra Ravas 3, 4, Ra Ravas President 4. .-gr,,X W, 'Jaw . ag, Q-Q50 ,pi 3 , f., Y' NTC XQJQNCOZAK, JOANNE ..s.,.,, - ' ki QI' HU A ao-ng Ox Q., V . 5' Business, Chorus 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Speedball l, 2, 3, 4, ll l 2 3 4 WATsoN, DONALD College Prep, Vice President CStudent Body, 4, Vice President 2, Block S l, 2, 3, 4, Foreign Language Club l, 2, Dancing Club l, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Escort 3. VAN Es, ROWLAND DEAN College Prep, Student Body President 4, President 2, CSF i, 2, 3, 4, Honor S l, 2, 3, 4, Block S 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 2, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Junior Escort 3. WELCH, WALTER Vocational. FORTIER, YVONNE Business, Ra Ravas 4. ' 'TN at if 5 as ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Sottba , , , . N f mh- CY,+llOBBS, LETHA ., 6' usines2' P Wall l, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Speedball is r ,C ,M gy fx v 7. . lk Q TN U' MARTiN, JOANNE Business, Speedball 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3,A4, Softball 1, 2, 3,4 SHELTON, NITA Business, Speedball I, 2, 3 l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 4, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4 G '55 AU. 1' . L -my---I- 'f f CK W- ,If . 71 ' ' ..-df JV. gif.,-'1 I IX ft , Q -, 'SS k',4r N. A N N5 2111? I.,' I ,fx M J SPADONI, ROY Vocational, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, GOMEZ, JACK STANLEY Vocational, Transfer from Armijo High School, Fairfield, Cali fornia 3, FFA 3, President 4, Chorus 4, Junior Escort 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Track 3, 4. fntgg, xl' V PAPPAS, JUDITH K Commercial, Speedball l, 2, , 4, Volleyball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Soft- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. DAVIS, BONNIE MORRISON Business, Chorus 3, 4, Music Club 2, 3, Speedball l, 2, 3, 4, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4 WEST, RAYMOND Vocational, KING, LLOYD Vocational. PRI1vIIacI-I, HENRY College Prep, CSF 2, 3, 4, Honor 4, Science Club 4. 0 i X ,f i, 52,17 V lil Quia 7 ovwja ,bffy . inf? 4-,,aJ6l06 ' Wo! VWXQMQ uywfk'-, Hy? 561,11 C 44,44 A -, - . . , , ,.w W wsu 2, 3, 4, Camera Club nw n JUNIORS The Juniors like The Sensors have grown vvlTh The school As Frosh They began The year HW Temporary classes IH The shop hunldung Perhaps To conf1pensaTe Tor The Tevv inconveniences This broughT abouT They yvnll be The TlrsT class To graduaTe from The new gym which us now un der consTrucTnon Usually a class Tlnds nTselT workung harder IH The IUHIOV year and The class of 57 IS excepTlon They sTarTed The Tall Term vvlTh The TnrsT TooTball concession The TlrsT school dance The VVlTches Brew and a Tie ID sTudenT body card sales Thenr oTher acTay1Tles The Sensor Ball In parTucular have made Thus year a successful one Tor The Juniors , , , , I - , no I I ll ' ll ' ' I - ' I I First rox-.1 G Conner, B. Morganfin, C Nienwi, B. Constantine B, Srnith J. Leong H O.-.eel B Bras- schia, R. Radow C Second row- M. Perr, E. Martin, J. Aiien T. Nr:'oo'aS D. Boon- er, M. Soien M. Siovaii, J, Draper, Tr-'rd rev.. B. Kahrs D Renhardf J. Kar- aboches M Aiien B. Jack- son J. Kola E Lanron J, Mycee J. Beii. W' r - CLASS OFFICERS: M. Veiia Secretary' B. Kahrs, Treas- urer, J. Bingham, Vice Pres idenr, T. Giover, President 3 CHEERLEADERS. C, Tayiar, S. N ghiengaie. ADWSORS: C. Brown, J. Londin H. Costello, W Frapweii G. Jensen, VV Johnson. 0 0 0 nf mmf R Richeson D Ashworth Sq..- C McClearn D Eickhoff G McBride J Brooks L Neff G Carey A Pangh J Williamson Second row , ipper, . ruin, . U , . Lance ee, . Glaese, M. Wedge, J. Vai- enfine, P. Shelfi N. Chang, P. Ahlbrandt. Third row. D. Palmer, R. Maxwell, K, AI- , . Flackrnan, J. i - ham, R. VanBenTon, H, Ri- b ni, K. Jonhston, B. n- stead. G. Johnson, T. Wegg, M, Burtson, D. Yarross, A. Micheals, W. Warren, G. Hyde, H. Conti, T Carafa, G. Deluca. Sec- S ond row: V. Waite, Rogers, F. Powell, MCWhirter, M. Vella, Pancrazi, P. Pensar, Castorina, V. King, J Arnald. Third row: L Tunslell, C. Johns, K Rosser, T. Smith, Brett, D. Charles, R. ble, S. Twyman, J. Ha ver. First row. T. Glover, D. Shipnuck, G. Vann, A Jennings. Second row: L, Johnston, K. Rosser, H. Svveeden, P. Fergus, S. Messick, J. Kielty, T. Wendell, M. Oerding, M, Grieser, S. Warner. Third row: T. Basile, J. Fuentes, J. Rocchia, M. Polidori, D. Gravesp, J. Mancuso, L. Patrich, C. Taylor, S. Nightengale. M. Renda, J. Christani W. Brocco, R. Estment K. Hill, J. Sullivan, S Turner. Second row: C Wilson, M. Whelen, J Franklin, S. Caton, M Hillburn, P. Saunders. All SOPHOMORES When The class of 58 began Theur hugh school career They had a specral drsTrncTron They were noT The babies of The campus vvhrch Tradmon ally rs The rnherrTance of each Treshman class They owed Thus drsTrncT1on To a Thlrd grade class bulldrng The Thlrd graders were deTrnrTely The youngesT sTudenTs on The campus Maybe Thus unique experrence was parTly responsrble Tor Theur success as sophomores AT any raTe They have been very successful vvrTh Therr Frosh Re cephon In aThleTrcs and especrally In The rally yell conTesTs To surn IT all up, Therr school sprrrT has been ouTsTandrng who Took up residence in The old Horne Ec ffl if 'fl Elem: .1 ' E ml-'X C' Euilln-g E Fax o K Spill-i X Seisnd Q E M :Nea A r ' V Mall VJ Hlflxc L Rm' 'fx' ow QL P JolwnSO'w A l C lfliwpl 'r K S' 5'l'l.,ilil l Lwlnl J 1 A Ui lf en lk' V' 5 Q CLASS GVFKEFQS J M3 'wo V ff- Pww Cienlg D 1 Fllllv' SL' 'CHEN E Fai ww, l,'t X lww' 1 CSV ' 'JEGQ ff -.Al G. .J , AEN. SGQS 5- B f'X WYSY'3nQ A be V C WN E LA 'V' , .. . . .., ggq pple Ton HA J we if I me ff G 3 0 mfs 9 , r ve tv KD 'I ' f wit , M . A Flrst row: G DelC'wa'o L Audlss, B l'lf.w1Ue, B. Morrlson A, Nano R Merman, AA '.' M Ma J Hoffman, G G4 Tner Second row E S.-me-fl en, J. Harpef D Wee M. Jones, P. lilwnng, M. OWQHS, V. Tvfynmn, J. Adkins, M, l-lnT,ll, P, Ream, G. Sclwrnldt Tlwd row: G. Olsen, A Be cerra, M. Doyle, E. Me- cleros, B. Becerra J. Mc Huge, C. SLJcko.w J. Ko Zak, J. Hage B Nelson R. Rocha. First row: J. Morgan, R Cnoctmn, P Harman, J Srwitz, C Watson, B Miiter, H deVoSs, J Vxilrrgtit, D Hcrrifk, D Smith Second row N Ci.wSCn,J IVLAIMQWS, E Ccrdinq, C. OJ'fX't P Vfillimtis, M M.l.'.'UC inn! E Rcwvlyiwiwitt, D Knoilc, B. Fmnkiin, A S1cwii,F Hunt itiiici row R Dc:IF2io, B Ctoldrup A Kirk, R, Divknmn, A Junninigs, J Marino, N Piivefi, A Ham, R Ain QJUVUOH, Cl Eiiiput Q , Ft 0 VW L . 2853 FY , Y as If A A 1 v il Ls f c' Q 5 First row: S. Stotz, J. Gallager, N. Harmon, S. Shorok, K. Looney, J. Looney, M. Duarte. Sec ond row: L. Roberts, R, Cabral, J. Miller, J, Ran kin, P. Lorre, D. Folfer C. Barr, B, Wicks, J, Har- rison, P. Baron, A. Fiack' man, Third row: J Sparks, C. Kiser, A Corey, L. Johnson, S. Nightengale, S. LaTour, R, Finley, J. Audiss, T. Saiman, D. Darling. Ct Ct:-Cfiifhe' w F'--T rox.. C: DCJLJUQ, D. Dew- 5 B Noieswortit D Bruno H. Sttprnew K, HQLLE Voss, C. Mor r is, R. Scrtwarzer, G Gentry, Second row: B Cobie, S. Seat, E. Bright F. Fegind, E. Swift, J R ebfe- J. Larbre, J. Gob ier, M. Tracy, E. Thatch er Ttwfd row1 A. To nmsi, B. Twfyman, C MQCiem'n, J. Graves, B Perce J, House, L. Wro bo, J. Ste.-wart, B Lar --on, B VVa'3.3cQ J J H i 0 W 'JF Ft i t J. A wt' 'ig ff,,, , if Ht 5 NK nt. J., ,AJAX lib' -'id' ,. ...Q P- W C' :mn 1 K Q , N ,V , A ' A ', 'trvk i 5 . gs C' abr '4- FRESHMEN When The class of 59 entered SVUHS They broke all enrollmenT records IT was In an TICIQSTIOVT of Thus Class and of even larger classes To Tollovv ThaT Sonoma Hugh began :Ts bulldmg program In l953 The Frosh began Thelr soclal lnfe aT Sonoma Hugh vvnTh The Tradmonal Freshman Recephon gnven by The Sophomores This successful dance was Tollovved by a TooTball concesslon a Tue vvlTh The Juniors IH sTudenT body Card sales a very achve parTuc:lpaTnon ID aThleTucs, and a Tune show of school spunT I ' 1 1-1 -Ns , , a l!':,y' .I b CLASS OFFICERSF Wheeler Vice President G. Rose, J. Jennings, Secretary and President. CHEERLEADERS: W. Ha ver, S. Johnson. ADVISORS: M. Borchers C. Beldon, E. Noonan E. Richter, C. Sharelx Fleishcer. if ki!!- .44 ., - is W WN S331 wx Pk, ! J. Giacopazzi, D. De Martini, D. Shelton, B. Swan, A. Corey, B. Hog- burg, K. Adkins, K. Mc- Jirnsey. Second row: A. Metcalf, M. Carafa, W. Haver, S. Johnson, J. Clark, D. Mathison, P. Solen, M, Monteith, D. Patterson. Third row. D. Tirnrnerman, B. Greiser, J. Knolle, L. Smith, B. Clouse, B. Singleton, A. Casotena, J. Corello, C. Martindale, S. Fisk, r ? 'Q LH Q l ,., ws. Q ...yo Q-qw-,,,..r -...M ---F 3 its .Q I.. x fx xl 1 D. Williams, M Stccx J. Scribnei, R. Anecr Second row: J. Orr, A Dia? S. hlotz, K. Cowan K Broner, C. Fry, A Coppage, D. Rocha C Toni Third row: E. Felt L. Halley, L. Quartocci C Hollis J Sierners J Spenser 'N is 'Xb First row: M. Goody, S. McManus, M. Gallo, K. Hahn, D. Ferris, C. Wag- ner, L. Olsen, L. Davis, G. Rose, A. Gordon. Second row. L. Davis, B. Peterson, V. Saunders, M. Simpson, S. Agnew, V. Rernezano, P, Leder- ven, D. Black, L. Larsen, L. Williams. Third rovv: J. Aniderson, J. Bettiga, L. Lister, M. Watermen, A Krie, M, Hoes, L. Ref ber, L. Seelye, C. Han sen, B Hellwell. First row. L. Picetti, R Breen, J. Stimmel, V Perez, J. Krushaar, B Kuanlanz, H. Moddison K. Burtland, J, Wheeler, P. Erecson. Second row E. Hobby, N. Mataldo, H Black, D. Kirkman, J Smith, B. Bougher, L Moyer, K. Haliclc, D Hermans, H. Pacheco Third row: K. Miller, J Archer, W. Smith, B. Ko zak, M. Stuart, G Brown, D. Thomas, B. Caton, D. VonDohIen, J Berivean, B. Butts. N., kiln rw' C21 pm F, Watson, G. Klaucke G. Jennings, F. Wheeler E. Johnson, M. Weston, H. Hammond, D. Hat tam, G. Duncan, D Charles. Second row: R McKee, R. Robertson, E Jenderson, Y. Poirier V. Acheson, P. Hilburn B. McMahon, M. Casey F. Geisner, D. Alessi, H Arnald, J. Warner, P Anderson. El!! .Q .. r 1 Af' X 1 3 5 ,J 'L H 4 ' O ff' bfi, 3 K 'lm aff is Q . if g a ?s W5 K? hw ig. if QS? gf .Ji-S 'Lf Q W? 5 f 2.5 'iii tfffii Q X iii ell X Qi Pb ,f-Psa 71 ' L FffW1f x W wa ff gWrg'?2 , , srffrgifc 5'-ww :ev 2 . if 35' ' fi I 'LM . .M if 9,3 ,, Ai W x ss 16? n RN - L 9 ii .-X SQSES, TEAM? Q5 fl 5 lg? If ZQKMQ 73.5932 K W, S rC'XlfxFP M-:nf'.,' V' cw-fu .rm vb 1-I 1 1 ff ,N if , x , .Z R VANES D. WATSON .ff- ' V160 PVC-vflelw T Nwdwolae J, Claes? iucil- N X C3 Sz-if 1 E Favre!! D Watsofw CVWSSHWQD, R. VQNES S, Kmmp R 'ISC' ww Www 4' J 3 , - ' yskkxf K T Tw I. X Ti T2 2 a BK J. Gomez, S, LaTour, E, Farrell, P. Simpson, Nl. Johnson, D. Waison, R VanEs, S. Knapp, S. Signs, M. Audiss, T. Nicholas, M. Bochc, J, Slaese, R McGraThe, K. Hill, C. Wagner, G. Stedman, K. Imhof, Nl. Hill, T. Glover, E. Fassio. STUDENT COUNCIL IndirecTly The STudenT Council affecTs every sTudenT of Sonoma High. lVlosT school acTiviTies musT be approved by The council. AT The regular meeTings music and aThleTic awards, and budgeTs are presenTed for ap' proval, and rallies, assemblies and dances are arranged. This imporTanT legislaTive body is composed of The STudenT Body Officers, The class presidenTs, and represenTaTives from The classes and maior sTudenT organizaTions. WELFARE Welfare is The iudicial body of The STudenT GovernmenT. The regula- Tions made by STudenT Council are enforced by The Welfare CommiTTee and offenders are Tried and senfenced in The Welfare CourT. The Welfare Council is headed by The STudenT Body Vice PresidenT. The resT of The commiTTee is elecTed, Two represenTaTives from each class. M. Berfolucce, V. Remezano, M. Perry, D. Johnson, J. McKiTchenie, D. WaTson, E. ThaTcher J. Cousins, T. Glover, J. Gomez, J. lVlcNab, E. Fassio, Mr. Pfeiffer, G. Jennings, G Stedman, R. VanEs. Q .A , ish . , . I .M- X xl' Ti L. I' ...M Q ,IK 1 r W A -Q re. -v -3 'Q Q:-f-Eg - x Q. 1. WAWQ ? t -' ., xx, . 1- v, .Y 'K it ss' s. 1 -- 'S .. ...A -. XA, W-IIE Q w..- ,,.J ug ff! Q, . 'di sa ia., DRILL TEAM 90 .3 , 9296 6 'Wanna ' w MAJORETTES I ALL-GIRLS CHORUS MIXED CHORUS W-. ..,,..-.-.--WM ,-, T'--vs . - Q t jr-0-W r J, Karabochos, P. Fergus, E. Bruin, K. Rosser, P. Shell, J. Anderson, S. McWhir1er, M. Renda, T, Salmon, Mr. Delong, G. Jacobsen, S. Bland, E. Duncan, D. Shipnuck, J. Glaese, EL PADRE This year The El Padre has Tried To presenT a more realisTic record of school aT S.V.U.H.S. While There is no True Theme, The ediTion has made SirnpliciTy her goal. WiTh larger picTures in a naTural seTTing The sTafT has puT increased emphasis on The picTorial aspecT of The yearbook. A new feaTure of The El Padre is The school calendar which is a revision of The snapshoT pages. ln addiTion To producing The '55-56 annual The sTaTf also gave a successful ValenTine dance. MYRON DELONG Advisor EARL DUNCAN Assistant Business Manager , X in E K K. 11: 4.47 5 Q, s s s ,E 'D PM 'UN A A Li 'u., SUSAN BLAND DAVE SHIPNUCK Editor-in-Ciwiet Business Manager JUDY GLAESE GENE JACOBSEN Assistant Editor Art Editor xf 4 Ox TU? fm ff? WW - spvswzf uf, L. Johnoson, A Scott, S. La Tour, R. Fin ley, F. Feland, J. Glaese, T, Nicholas, L Bowen, J. Mancuso, N. Harmon, J. Galla ger, M. Johnson, H. Riboni, A. Jennings f R. Merman, B, Sheppard, S. Stutz, E Thatcher, E. Sweeden, D. Fuller, M, Jones J. Kolb, B. Clanton, R, Deaknian, J Ma rino, K. Hall, B Davitto, J. Weaver, B Scltecz, M Wedge, M. Vella, P Pensar. S. Thompson, A Kirk A. Hoflinan, J Anderson, J. Jennings FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB. The Foreign Language Club can again boast the largest membership of all school organizations. Originally it was known as Las Salenitas and was limited to students studying Spanish. In '54, to meet the expansion of the language department, it became the Foreign Language Club, now including all language students maintaining a C average. In cooperation with the Curtis Publishing Company, the club sponsored a magazine drive receiving a commission on all subscriptions. This project was very profitable and made possible many ot the Club's extracurricular activities. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club is a newly organized club this year. Under the leadership ot Mr. Heppe, Advisor, and Vern Cummings, President, this club has started well on its way to its goal of learning about cameras and the techniques of photography. Q-mfg 77' tivo' SQ G. Zane, T. Nicholas, J. F upas, J. Wright R. Humphrey, V. Cummings, President C. Taylor, K. lmhoff, J. Jennings, M Mr. Heppe, R. McGrath, G. Steadrrian, H Primbsh, D. Newman, E. Nelson, J: Sweet, D. Dixon, Flood, J. Martin, H. Newhall, J. Davis, A. Corey, Y. Fortier, J. Glaese, S. Mc Whirter, L. Johnson, S. Scott, B. Warner fer, S. Knapp, M. Hill, M. Johnson, E Taylor, B. Davitto, D. Shipnuck, H, Prirnbsh K. lmhoff, R. Van Es, D. Newman, H. Newhall, J. House, D. Bruno, K. Hall, R. ' Deakman, Mr. Jensen, f in C.S.F. The California Scholarship Federation is the highest honor society in the State. The high scholastic requirements make C.S.F. membership a goal to be proud of. C.S.F. has many activities, but the high spot is the annual spring field trip to the University of California. C.S.F. organizations throughout the central part of the state attend this High School Day when the University entertains the stu- dents and conducts guided tours through the various educational departments. Honor S is primarily a social club for students maintaining a 2 point or B average. As both C.S.F. and Honor S are honor societies, they are closely as- sociated and have many cooperating activities. The Honor S initiation in the fall is followed by potluck suppers, parties, and a picnic in the spring. HONOR S My my , 0,w,-nm ,,,W,,,,,,MW,,m,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,...,-H. . H, .L-we-f --A-------l-wee'--'-e J. Mancuso, C. Huff, M. Wedge, Mr. Jen- sen, R. Van Es, M. Hill, M. Johnson, H. Primbsh, D. Newman, D. Fblfer, J. Glaese, D. Bruno, B. Warner, D. Shipnuck. J. Mancuso, M. Wedge, C. Huff, D. Ful- Thather, D. Kirkman, R. Sheppard, D. y Ll F' rf X I -1 - l .il 'nr C ,J u I RALLY CLUB I Q Clcckvvisc troni top center: R. VanEs, M. Audiss. S. Signs, W. Haver, T. Nicholas, J. Hammond, J Scribner, S. Johnson, F. Wheeler, C. Taylor, S. Nightengale, J. Audiss, R. Finley, M. Reilly, A. PEP CLUB Rallies and assemblies are halt the tun of High School so naturally it is important to have an organized group in charge ot these affairs. That is how the Pep Club originated. Headed by the Pep Chairman, an elective office, this group is responsible tor the enthusiasm and school s irit at Sonoma Valle Jennings D. Nevxrnan. . . I p Y Union High School. M. Audiss, S. Signs, J. Gomez, S. LaTour, R. Finley, M. Reilly, J. Audiss, G. Stedman, A. Jennings, T. Ferriera, M. Jones, J. Thompson, J. Sartori, R. VanEs, P. Shell, J. Hammond, D. Newman, T. Nicholas, J. Glaese, P. Pensar, M. Johnson, C. Taylor, M. Boche, S, Kirk, S. Knapp, M. McDonald, E. Farrell, J. Jennings, B. Kahrs, F. Wheeler, J. Scribner, W. Haver, S. Johnson, B. Davitto. E Qi 3 l PEP cLuB Q 2 I f E f 4 1 Q , , .ff fffl.-ffigrf. H : , i K 1-N 2 5X..,f 1-uw 'x l 'Et sm ls 4.x .lx '.- 'Z M. Aucliss, S, Signs, S, Knapp, J. Glaese, S. McWhirter, J. Mancuso, S. Hill, M. Johnson, S. Katon, P. Pensar. M. Wedge, B. Szczeh, S. Bland. E. Thatcher, L. Johnson, K. Huff, J. Wright, Y. Fortier, A, Scott, A, Corey, M. Boche, Miss Godvvard, Advisor, B. Warner, President, J. Sullivan, Vice President. RA RAVAS ln Latin rara avis means rare bird. Shortened to Ra Ravis it is the name ot Sonoma's girls' honor society. Ra Ravis still holds much of its Latin meaning for the club is primarily a service organization with membership based on high standards of social activity and a B average scholastic requirement. The annual Christmas project is a food basket for a family in the Valley. At school the club starts the Christmas spirit with decorations over the entire campus. At the time this book went to the press tentative plans were being made for a Care drive vvith a Sl ,OOO goal. Q. 5 , aio, tax is iifriarj X. -Ulf .M 'W Qi! ,ggi 4 X 1 - Nf'W ' f ,. L. -ww 595 '-6 ,tk 9 5? E4 49' Wf ' K M , . ff AQ' ,M ., ,Q gf A. 45 - Q . '5- ,, V6 wk i Q f,,.'-fee ' ' ' ' L? 345 1 ,f S . xg EET . 55: if my QM F' af E k, K :Psi 'S ww VSSWM 5.52455 5482 f .. 13 ' l' lg? ' H l ea rv H. Martin, R. Van Es, D. Stutz, R. Dunlap, J. Gomez, E. Cosma, D. Dixon, T. Meyers, G. Steadman, J Haver, E. Farrell, Mr. De Long, B. Jackson, M. MacDonald, C. McClearn, K, Huges, T, Smith, R. Coblv R. Maxwell, P. Shadwell, H. Taylor, H. Riboni, J. Bingham, Mr. Edsall, J, Sparks J. Sweet, VV lylvv J. Cossins, D. Watson, B. Davitto, T. Glover, S. Carafa, J. Kolb, D, Ashworth, VARSITY FOOTBALL Although the Dragons of Sonoma High finished fourth in their league this year, they set two school records. They were the largest squad in number in the history of the school, also the squad was built around the fewest lettermen and experienced players in the history of Sonoma Hi. So perhaps what they lacked in quality and experience, they made up for it in quantity. The coaches felt the team worked hard to make themselves a dan- gerous team, but just weren't consistent enough to win against tough compe- tition. The number of games won and lost is always used to determine the success of the season, but this is not always correct. The coaches felt we were in every game and felt the team put out its best effort. All had fun and could have prac- ticed and played another two weeks longer. Co ches Dc long hdsall, and Costello 1 fl T Chas. St. Helena Sonoma Analy Sonoma San Rafeal Sonoma Analy Sonoma Hegtldsburg Sonoma Petaluma Sonoma Guards Centers Tarkles First String Varsity Offense 'LZ-'.-L43 rr? First String Varsity Defense Backfield Ends ,552 S aB ,f.S9.a43a.90e,.F .142Pg..S3.ge3 491' 77.2-hiv I, SW? D. Charles, A. Tomassi, P. McClearn, J. House, H. Shipman, D. Bruno, B. Lyman, A. Becerra, K. Hall, J. Jennings, J. Scribner, G. Gentry, D. Kiser, J. Bediga, M, Waterman, B. Molesworth, F, Wheeler, G. Elite, B. Becerra, P. Dennis, G. Del Chiaro, G. Duncan, Mr, Costello, A. Hoffman, J. Polin, J. Ladd, J. Tubbs, l.. Wroble. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Playing its longest schedule ever, the Sonoma Frosh-Soph squad serves as a training ground for eventual varsity players. The boys meet squads of com- parable age and experience, which makes the learning of football fundamentals more enjoyable. This year 34 boys received game experience, which will benefit them in years to come. SEASON RECORD Sonoma--. . ..... O Analy O Sonoma .,..,, . ..,,.. 28 Healdsburg .. . H 6 Sonoma ,...... ...... l 3 Tomales .... 7 Sonoma ....... ...... 7 Analy ,,,,, .. 7 Sonoma ,...... ...,,. 2 O St. Helena ,,,, .,,,, l 2 Sonoma JV ........ 21 Healdsburg . . . O Sonoma JV ..,.... 6 Petaluma ,.... ., 7 J llllll s im, FRED WHEELER PAUL MCCLEARN BOB SHEPPARD RICH VA ENTON iii. ku P 2 R xv mx W X' fx 4? xx! 16, X XYDJ xp Nw N xx Q, X3 DAVE ASHWORTH LOREN TUNSTALL JERRY JENNINGS DAVE EICKHQFF DALE CHARLES JIM SCRIBNER 2. li 2 3 I 3 Vx Xf ss ss ii i 5' 5 S S S NN ,4- 4 J. Carillo, R. Merman, G. Carey, M. Weston, G. Marino, Manager, Mr. Koche, Coach, G. Kloucke, B. Morgantino, M. Miller, A. Castorena. C CHAMPIONS This year C basketball Champions are the first in the history of,.our school. Coach George Koche's Mighty' Mites of the court won all but one of their league games and lost but one of their practice games, that being to a taller and more experienced Santa Rosa team. The average percentage of shots made out of shots attempted for the six league games was thirty-nine percent which is exceptional shooting for any team, Mr. Koche was very pleased with the squad improvement, their desire to learn and excel, and most important, their team spirit. SVUHS can surely be proud of Coach George Koche and his Mighty C s. SEASON RECORD Tomales Sonoma St. Helena Sonoma Santa Rosa Sonoma 'Analy Sonoma flctealdsburg Sonoma fSan Rafael Sonoma fAnaly Sonoma fHealdsburg . Sonoma 'San Rafael Sonoma League Games' M. Bertolucci, D. Pi J. Carillo, M. Miller, L. Audiss, G. Carey. erce, E. Fassio, B. Morgantini, D. Newman. Second row G Klaucke M Weston 5 nf Sa-C V371 '-sl-will Ku 5 xmh NUN,4Y G. Hyde, E. Medeiros, Mr. Shatto, L, Schmidt, C. NlcClearn, D. Taylor, D. Dixon, D. Ashworth, T. Glover, B. Becerra, G. Del Chairo, H. Shipman, A. Tomassi, D. Bruno, B. Jackson, K. Hall, J. Flachman, T, Wegg, A. Becerra, H. Rose. BASEBALL No baseball games have been played as the EL PADRE goes to press, in early March. This year's Dragon squad seemed to be well supplied with talent and was expected to make a strong bid for the Section ll championship, following in the footsteps of the 1955 squad which finished in second place. Five returning lettermen graced the squad, Danny Taylor, Dave Dixon, Dave Ashworth, Joey Cossins, and Tommy Glover. No team has been selected at press time but the T956 lettermen would come from the following candidates. Pitchers: Dave Dixon and John Flachman, backed by Howie Martin, Earl Medieros, Angelo Becerra, and Harold Shipman. Catchers: All-League Tommy Glover backed by Charlie McClearn, Dave Bruno, and Jerry Jennings. First Base: Herb Owen, Bruce Jackson, and Bob Becerra. Other infield positions: Danny Taylor, Dave Ashworth, Joey Cossins, Gino Del Chiaro, backed by Bob Molesworth and Ed Voss. Outfield: Lee Schmidt, Tommy Wegg, Richard Van Benton, Garnet Hyde, Jim Haver, Andy Tommassi, and Ken Hall. Prior to the league games our team was to play a tough practice schedule, including such powerhouses as Napa, Santa Rosa, Valleio, and the San Francisco champions, Sacred Heart. Coach Ted Shatto was optimistic about our prospects. ln addition to the varsity games, our JV squad, the redoubtable Puppy League, was to play St. Helena, Santa Rosa, and Napa. The Puppy League had its own coach this year, Mr. Ernie Richter. - , ,N 6 . .gn 'iq S Wi,-Xg,1 Q4 o-A., . , ..- . 1 v ' x. 1 . .41 - 'fdmgk WU ' ,Lg X V. . , x .fqrsfffb ' ,vi-I , . fx'- Q -1 -, -. -x . I ' 1 ,J . N . A - L 'A . 'Q' ' ' Enya? if x . uw . m Q' A ,ifjsk 5 4' - 5 .fy-,N ..,',Q 'ki' '51 gy P461 ff, , 5 ' if - ' i,11? U 'N 1 X L it I ' V. , I 'fm '- ,Q Q ' -AF. mf. I-We ff ., 'Q' 'wr' 4 H . Q ii I x 4. . L J 7. in -N. ,x . 1, Q 1 I' 1 - 5' S . ,lg ,.,,71 b, A '1.:fFZif- . 'f-,ex QT gay. Q . ' 1. 1 H Qi 5? af 'E 1 5 fl-2.:,ffi' A li I ' VY , 8. . t , . .lv 1 , f. I I f ' H 4 ' .nf ' . AA , A V , . , ' f 4 .. m 3' 8' Im., 'XS i Wy , 55' X V' 1 ' p ' X ' I mf ' ' ' .J Je-, - ' ' '- if ff A A Q iq T. Meyers, R. Schwartzer, Mr Johnson, R. Radovuc M. Burtson, B. Morgantini. GOLF The largest turnout ot golf candidates in year previous this years golf season. The total stands at 17 with many ot the divot-diggers being inexperienced boys but willing to learn. The sole returning letterman is Junior Murvin Burtson and he is accompanied by 3 or A returning non-Iettermen. Coach Walt Johnson says that all ot the candidates seem eager and willing to learn. Many ot the boys are showing surprising progress tor the amount ot ex- perience they have had. Coach Johnson thinks with only one returning letterman the hopes tor another championship this year look slim but with the enthusiasm and progress the boys show they may make a better account for themselves. Eleven matches are scheduled tor this season eight being league matches and the remaining three practice matches. T. Meyers, R. Radovic, R. Schwartzer, M. Burtson, B. Morgantini, A. Kuhnlinz, Mr. Johnson, B. Butts, J, Belleveau, R, McKee, M. Waterman, J. McKee, H. Moddeson, D. Temmerman, B. Caton. Wi KAY vw-gt? -MK ,IE illrv' x EQMQ ,gf if e A fx: r 1 4 S QA v was RUDY SCHWARTZER RICHARD RADOVIC Y uid GOLF LETTERMEN fn,-. . W-min TERRY MEYERS MERVIN BURTSON 'nmg,.A BILL MORGANTINI V I fx Sl X, ff if S.V.U.H. . - '55-'56 Sept. 12-School Open! Get in There and fight! -......., SEPTEMBER 4' L ., u- 4741 . KL, W M S Sept. 23fFooTbaII Go! Go! Go! Nl 5 i 1 f ,gg f ,. QV 1. SCU . 'Rf 4 wi fm, . I Q v , . . , fs ' , pf, , N, , x , . KJ , . . 531 is ,- 'f ' ' ' ef' Qi V, 'Y' H is . W, QM. ,-1-7.x -V Q- . 5 f Q7 if I . .5 :i ?,5 5Yi?3i in . I 1 A my ff - .. ., X , . .. , :xy .lim I .1 I ' N P '7 ,Y J vk ' . 5 Q f, . . K gf? L-5- 7 WA as my ,L Q' .. F P A KX-i 'f,f5F: ' 2- .'s ' 4 9. ,U , 5.1 59 ff If x Q W I , A .zuc- ' hi ' fl K X vr , Y T353 - . , ' -2 . lg-,Q ui' NOVEMBER 6 'li Nov. 7WNational Assembly Nov. 3 f C Championship Cincbel Nov. 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