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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1958 volume:

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Q lStud A x l -Wx- U 3, I Sw' f..flE' '0q a - , L ' X 6 an - sf' me ivan-,gut Q- x N 3- - 1 I 1 'LMA ZOB, 3. ff A' Z' IN' Ag W F-,-. ESU 'WW C' wx U! W1 , . .. 95 4 uS-- - ' mg gf W., ,. If M. 4535 ml if EL 43. Responsibility is a duty or obligation which we may entrust to another or accept as our own. How wisely we make the de- cisions of when to take and when to give is the measure of our individual freedom. Those who are willing and able to accept responsibility increase their stature and strengthen our democ- racy. He who lets George do it becomes dependent upon George. He who is self-reliant remains free and independent. JOHN L. GLAESE, Principal 533 oflflr D. A. PFEIFFER 5 Q fn. GODWARD Dean of Boys Dean of Girls Q, ,fe A-'b 57:5 , FACULTY BEATRICE C. ARMSTRONG University of California, A.B., M.A.g Englishg Senior Class Advisor. PHYLLIS A. BLATZ University of California, A.B.g P.E.g Junior Class Advisor, G.A.A. Advisor. CHARLOTTE S. BROWN Waynesburg College, University of Pittsburg. University of Californiag Librarian, Sopho- more Class Advisor. VERNON CLARK University of Southern California, B.A.g Typ- ing, Office Practice, Senior Class Advisor Commercial Club Advisor. REVA P. COON University of California, A.B.3 Business Eng- lish, Dramatics, String Ensemble, Girls' Cho- rus, Senior Play Advisor, Drama Club Advisor. HOWARD W. COSTELLO University of California, A.B.g General Sec- ondary Credentialg Trigonometry, Algebra, Ge- Vf ometry, General Mathematics, Advisor to Freshman Class, Frosh-Soph Football and B ' XX Basketball. y QMNRON E. DeLONG Compton Junior College, University of San Francisco, BS., Journalism, Public Speaking, English, Mathematics, Advisor to'Sophomore Class, Dragon's Tale, El Padre. JOHN DE MARTINI Humboldt State College, A.B.g Biology, Cen- eral Science, General Mathematicsg Advisor to Junior Class. BARBARA R. DIEKMANN University of California, A.B., University of Iowa, Englishg Advisor to Freshman Class. DENNIS C. DUTRA San Jose State College, B.A.g General Metals, Mechanical Drawing, Advisor to Senior Class. CLARENCE E. EDSALL Humboldt State College, A.B.g University of Southern California, M.A.g Stanford Universi- ty, M.A.g Boys' P.E.g Advisor to Junior Class, Block S, Coach V Football, A, B, C Track. HERMAN FLEISCHER Humboldt State Collegeg Colorado State Col- lege of Education, A.B.g San Jose State Col- lege, Shopg Industrial Arts Advisor. WILLIAM H. FRAPWELL University of California, A.B.g General and Practical Mathematicsg General Businessg Freshman Class Advisor. CHARLES W. HENDERSON University of California, U.C.L.A.g Fresno State, A.B.g Drama Club, Frosh Class Advisor. we FACULTY ALBERT C. HEPPE University of Californiag San Francisco State Collegeg Syracuse University, A.B., M.A.g Chemistry, Physics, General Scienceg Advisor to Freshman Class, Camera Club. DAVID G. HUGHES City College of San Francisco: San Francisco State Collegeg English, U. S. History: Advisor to Junior Class. GEORGE D. JENSEN Utah State University, B.S.g University of Cal- ifomiag San Francisco State Collegeg English, German, Latin: Advisor to Senior Class, C.S.F. MARION M. KELLY Montana State College, B.S.g Homemakingg Advisor to Senior Class. GEORGE KOCHE University of California, B.A.g General Sec- ondary Credentialg Boys' P.E.g Junior Class Advisor: A Basketball Coach. NORAH T. LAVERS University of Californiag French, Spanish, Ad- visor to Sophomore Class, Foreign Language Club. EARL C. LIVINGSTON University of Califomia at Davis, B.S.g Voca- tional and General Agricultureg Advisor to F.F.A., Senior Class. PEG McALEESE University of California, B.S., R.N., P.H.N.g School Nurseg Healthg Junior Class Advisor. MARY ELLEN McLEAN University of California, A.B.g Stanford Uni- versity, M.A.g English, Girls' P.E.9 G.A.A. Ad- visor. EDWARD NOONAN Universit of California BS ' Stanford Uni- y , . ., versity, M.A.g Algebra, Business Mathematicsg Senior Class Advisor. LUCIA-ANN PALMER University of Redlands-g University of Califor- nia at Davisg Home Economicsg Biologyg Ad- visor to Freshman Class, F.H.A: WALDRON H. PARKER U.C.L.A.g San Jose State Collegeg Farm Shop Auto Mechanicsg Advisor to Traffic Commit- tee. LEVENA M. SCHROEDER University of California, B.A.g Oregon State Collegeg Shorthand, Typing, General Business, Transcriptiong Commercial Club Advisor. BARBARA K. SCHUERMAN Fresno State College, B.S.g University of Cali- forniag Girls' P.E.g Advisor to Junior Class, Pep Club, Drill Team. FACULTY GEORGE H. SCRIMGER San Francisco State College, B.A., M.A.g Mu- sic Appreciation, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Bandg Beginning Instrumentsg Junior Class Advisor. CHESTER T. SHAREK ' University of Scranton, B.A.g San Francisco Q il - State College, M.A.g U. S. History: Sophomore f f Clas Advisor. ,rw f. ' STEVE I. SHASHOLIN City College of San Francisco: University of California, A.A., A.B.g American Problems: BRANISLAV YAICH University of Califomia, A.B.g General Sec ondary Credentialg General Science, Biologyg Sophomore Class Advisorg Frosh-Soph Football Coach. World Historyg Freshman Class Advisor. JEAN P. YATES Art Institute of Chicago KB.A.E.Jg University of Chicagog Northwestern Universityg DePaul Universityg Arts and Craflsg Advisor to Soph- omore Class, Art Club. SYLVIA C. HIPKISS University of California: School Secretary. CHRYSTAL G. MARTIN Fresno J. C.: School Secretary F. GRANDE Custodian E. WASSENAAR Custodian E. NICOLET Custodian M. MCCLEARN Bus Driver P. KISER Bus Driver E. JOAQUIN Bus Driver A. AHRENDES Bus Driver Q S ,sw X al A W. if , 5 f R ,S -, 2 gk QQ iii 4. ,f ,X l as A gg A , , .. .ai ark is is if w ? -,.. Q MQ ,, . -5 -,,,n X . 13 , 1' x E sg , -f as 2 Q ' if , 1. z ,, .. A I V if 3 .Q -N - , ,, Ll .: A V . 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The Judicial Council is composed of the four class presidents, the bailiff and three representatives from each class. The Vice President of the Student body acts as chairman. The duties of the Judicial Council are to enforce Student Council rules, school rules and regula- tions, and to keep order at all student body functions. Treasurer Yell Leader Front row, left to right: A. Scott, Program Chairmang A. Corey, Publicity Chairmang G. Rose, Pep Chairmang J. Audiss, Assistant Yell Leader. Back row: B. Lyman, Bailiffg J. Adkins, Treasurer: D. F ulfer, Secretaryg A. Jennings, Vice Presidentg M. Bertolucci, Presidentg R. Diekmann. Head Yell Leader: K. Hall, Traffic Chairman. Missing from picture: R. Finley, Assistant Yell Leader. Vice President M. Bertolucci, President D- Fulfer Secretary G. Rose Pep Chairman B. Lyman Bailiff STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right: D. Kiser, L. Jones, K. Hall, J. Adkins, A. Jennings, C. Audiss, J. House Second row: B. Johnson, A. Stornetta, Z. Vella, N. Casey, R. Diekmann, M. Tracey, G. Rose, A. Scott. Third row: B. Lyman, J. Franquelin, A. Corey, M. Bertolucci. 'B' J DICI L COUNCIL First row, left to riglzz: P. McClearn. J. Wheeler T Riebl' J S Lyman Second roz J . . 1, . crimger, R. . v: . Dean, Z. Vella. J. Sulliv . ' ' J. House, K T an J. Oerdmg. Third row: . racy, C. Klaucke. 1 TR F F IC CO MITTEE ner, NI. Mikita, B. Lyn Left to right: B. Anderson, J. War Gabriel, L. Wrobel. lan, K. Hall, E CLASS OFFICER Left to right: J. Gallagher, Secretaryffreasurerg J. House, President: K. Barr, Vice President. SENIOR JUNIOR Left to right: C. Klaucke, Presidentg A. Metcalf, Secretary-Treasurer F. Watson, Vice President. Left to right: Peterson, Secretary-Treasurerg C. Hipkiss, Presidentg S. Buttrum, Vice President. SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN. Leif 50 Vighii Z- vena, Pl'CSidf'nl: J. Gilmore, Vice Presidentg P. Mc- Donald, Secretary-Treasurer. THIS IS SONOMA HIGH Smaller structures snuggling up to the main brown building which looks out over towering trees and spreading lawns. People-pouring out of late busses . . . Stragglers--hurrying home from town . . . Drivers-hoping to find that last-minute parking place. The gay laughter seeping through the halls. Talk of the activities of the past and future. Locker doors slamming wildly as students hustle to and from class. Students-once finding their class, fight that never-ending battle with lost sleep. On a winter morning the gym-cold as an icebox, with icicles dripping from the showers. The mad scramble of traffip as the noon bell rings-a sign apparently mean- ing head for Vella's the Do-Nut Kitchen, the Matador, or favorite campus spot. Returning from lunch, students, with full stomachs, books in hand, nothing in mind, rush to avoid those ever-present tardies. And Fridays, beautiful, wonderful Fridays. Through the halls, smiling faces, happy faces. Excitement rising through each period of the day, and finally 7th period, voices heard yelling in competition . . . the skit with its nervous participants-the results of the competition and the excited class. Yes, this is Friday! The hush of the crowd before the kick-off, the friendly shouts and chorus in the warm basketball gym, the wisp of dust that curls across the diamond when the pitcher toes the rubber, and the roar of the crowd when a Dragon, thinclad, rounds the far turn into the home stretch and races for the tape. Yes, the song leaders, yell-leaders, majorettes, band, and drill team are the fun and color that help make up the kaleidoscope that is our school. The spirit, the sameness, the feeling of belonging assist in preparing us for the future. Long after the school day ends, remain the ghosts of the students--the sad and happy incidents of the day return to the outside world. The world that passes by while we are enclosed in a shell of learning. 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V Q -.tiny f R f +1 4- Y M '- M W W 2 K 4 re l I f 5 3 fr, At last graduation is here. This is something that is looked forward to for more than four years. The Senior Prom, ban- quet and final parties are the ending of high school. Some think about the future and what it holdsg others look back on all the good times had over the past four years at Sonoma High. Being their last year, the Seniors are trying to make it the best ever. They are the big wheels of the campus and set an example for all classes following. M K rifle DELORES RHODES Business Transfer from Arcata High 3. JO ANN ADKINS College Prep and Business Drill Team 1, 25 Ra Ravas 43 Student Body Treasurer 4g CAA 4g Dragon's Tale 45' Student Council 4. BOB ANDERSON Business Traffic Committee 45 Dragon's Tale 3. JUDY AUDISS Commercial Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Yell Leader 1, 25 Student Body Yell Leader 45 Junior Escort 35 Student Council 35 Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 35 Hi Time Club 3, President 35 Camera Club 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 35 Drill Team 1, 25 Sportsmanship Judge 35 NBL Conference 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Dragon's Tale 45 Dramatics Club 4. LARRY AUDISS Vocational Track 15 C Basketball 25 FFA Officer 2, 3, 45 Judging Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA President 4g Hi Time Club 3. KATHY BARR College Prep Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4, Program Co-Chairman 35 Camera Club 3, 45 CSF 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Honor S 2, 3, 45 Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Vice President 45 Dragon's Tale 45 Class Vice President 4. - ,emLsa PAT BARTON Business GAA 45 Drama Club 45 Music Appreciation 3. PAULA BAUER College Prep and General Transfer from Punahou High School. Honolulu, Hawaii, 35 Art Club 3, 4, Vice President 45 El Padre 45 Dragon's Tale 4. BOB BECERRA General Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Block S President 45 Hi Time Club 3, Vice President 35 Junior Escort 3. MIKE BERTOLUCCI College Prep Student Body President 45 Judicial Council 45 Student Council 45 Track 2, 3, 45 C Basketball 1, 25 B Bas- ketball 35 Football 45 Junior Escort 35 Block S 5 Band5 Gymnastics. DOROTHY BURTSON General Transfer from Healdsburg 2. ROSIE CABRAL Business FHA 2. 3, 4, Song Leader 23 Commercial Club 3, 4, Vice President 43 Nurses Club 4, Camera Club 4-g Dramatics Cliib 4. ADRIENE CLAUSON College Prep and Business FHA 2, 3, 49 Commercial Club 3, 45 Camera Club 45 Fu- ture Nurses Club 4, Future Teachers Club 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary 4. BONNIE COBLE College Prep and Business Chorus 1, 3, 4, Drill Team 2, GAA 3, 4: Ra Ravas 4. CORKY BLAND Business Class Cheerleader 1, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, High Time 33 Junior Escort 3, Art Club 3, 4g FHA 4g Dramatics Club 3, CAA 2, 3, 4. COREN E BROWN Business Transfer from Richmond High and Analy High. DAVE BRUNO College Prep Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Block S 2, 3, 4, Student Body Play 3. 4g Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor S 1, 2, 3, 4, CSF 1, 2, 3, Block S Secretary- Treasurer 45 Hi Time Club 3. HAROLD BURNS General Transfer from Deer River, Minn.: Football 2, 3, Baseball 2. tNlTA COOMBS lusiness 'ransfer from Napa 3g Commercial Club 4. KNNE COREY iollege Prep la Ravas 1, 2. 3, Treasurer 3g Art Club 3, 4, Secretary- freasurer 33 CSF 2, 3, 4g Honor S 2, 3, 4-q Foreign .anguage Club 2g Camera Club 2, 3g Student Body Pub- icity Chairman 4, Dragon's Tale 2, 3, 4-5 Student Council 4. SINO DEL CHIARO Business Football 1, 2g Baseball 1, 2, 4, Dragon's Tale 34 Hi Time :lub 3. REN DEL RIO College Prep Band 2, 3, 43 Foreign Language Club 1, 25 Camera Club Z, 3. PHIL DENNIS College Prep Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 35 Tennis 2, 3, 4g Dragon's Tale 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Editor 43 Traffic Committee 43 Block S 4. RICHARD DIEKMANN College Prep Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 23 Honor S 1, 25 Student Council 2, 4: Student Body Yell Leader 4, Camera Club 3. 4g Pep Club 4: Student Body Play 33 Tennis 2, 3: Gymnastics 1, 23 Dramatics Club 4. ' GEORGE D1 GIULIO General GARY ELLIOT General Football 1, 2, 3. 44 Basketball 2g Pep Band 2,i3g Basket- ball Manager 3g Baseball Manager 2g Dramatics Club 4 Wrestling 2, 3. 4. DARLENE FULFER College Prep Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 44 Ra Ravas 2, 3, 45 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Class Secretary 2, Student Body Secretary 4: GAA 44 Drill Team 2g Student Body Play 3: Chorus 43 Dramatics Club 43 Student Coun- cil 4. JEANIE GALLAGHER College Prep Foreign Language Club l, 2, 33 Camera Club 3, 4, Pep Clubg Song Leader 4: Class Secretaryffreasurer 4: For- eign Language Club Program Co-Chairman 3. JAMIE GOBLER College Prep Song Leader 4: Junior Escort 33 Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Chairman 3g Pep Club 3. 4: GAA 4g Camera Club 43 Chorusg Treasurer of Foreign Language Club 35 Drill Team 23 Student Council 3, Hi Time Club 3. RAY COLDRUP College Prep Camera Club 35 Foreign Language 1. ED FASSIO College Prep C Basketball 1, 2g Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Block S 1, 2, 3, 4, Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 43 Class President 23 Band 3. ROBIN FINLEY College Prep Junior Escort 3g Student Body Yell Leader 43 Class Yell Leader 2, Dragon's Tale, Chorus 3, 4g GAA 3, 4, Manager 3: Camera Club 3, 4-g Hi Time Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Rally Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 1, 2, Student Council 1, 3. PAT F LEMING Commercial Judicial Council lg Drill Team 1, 2g Chorus 2g Pep Club 4: Majorette 45 Hi Time Club 3: GAA 4. BEVERLY FRANKLIN Commercial Song Leader 43 Commercial Club 3, 4, President 3, Secre- tary 4, Foreign Language Club 1, Pep Club 49 Junior Escort 3g Chorus 2, 33 Drill Team 2. ai-r:ir. .m.smaa JIM GRAVES Vocational Traffic Committee, Junior Escort 3. GARY GUNTHER General Band 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Pep Band 3, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4. AL HAAS Commercial and College Prep C Basketball 1, Track 2, Football 2, Camera Club 4. IIM HAGE General Football Manager 1, Track 1, 2, Golf 2, Band 2, 3. KEN HALL College Prep Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Tennis 2, B Basketball 1, A Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hi Time Club 3, Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Honor S 1, 2, 3, 4, CSF 1, 2, 3: Judicial Council 2, 3, Traffic Committee Chairman 4, Football Cap- tain 2, 4, Junior Escort 3, Class President 3, Traffic Com- mittee 3, 4. JACQY HARRISON College Prep Pep Club 1, Foreign Language Club 2, FHA 2, Drill Team 2, 4, Teen Dance Club 3, Camera Club 3. 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, GAA 3, 4, Dragon's Tale 4. MARGIE HATCH College Prep Foreign Language 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 4, GAA 4, FHA 4, Camera Club 4. PATRICIA HAUTH General Transfer from Trinity County High School 4, Commercial Club 4, CAA 4. ALAN HUF F MAN General Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 35 Band 3, 45 Pep Band 45 Camera Club 4: Block 3, 4: Football Manager 2, 3. DARRELL HUNTER Vocational FFA 1. 2. 33 Track 2, 3, 4. AL JENNINGS College Prep Student Body Vice President 4, Student Council 4g Judicial Council 4, El Padre 34 Dragon's Tale 3, 4g Foreign Lan- guage Club l, 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 3g Camera Club 3, Vice Presidentg Pep Club 1, 2, 43 Rally Committee 29 Student Body Play 2, 3g Band 2, 3, Class Yell Leader 2, Sportsmanship Judge 43 Tennis l, 2, 3: Junior Escort 3. LEANNE JOHNSON College Prep Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3g Camera Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 33 Ba Ravas 2, 3, 4, Area Council Vice President 4, Honor S 1, 2, 3, 4g Drill Team 1, 4, Dragon's Tale 43 Pep Club 43 Student Body Play 4. BRUCE HENSLEY 1 College Prep ' Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Dance Band 4g Football 3g Camera Club 3. ANNETTE HERRICK Commercial Transfer from Oroville 23 GAA 4. WILLETTE HICKEY Business Dramatics Club 33 Pep Club lg Hi Time Club 3. JIM HOUSE College Prep Transfer from Bailey Junior High, Jackson, Miss. 2, Foot- ball 2, 45 Camera Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 29 Class Vice President 3g CSF 2, 3, 4, President 43 Class President 4g Dramatics Club 4g Junior Escort 33 Basketball 2, 3. v t ,X X , I. , r , :arena , r st n aum.4a7un:a-StwQsxamaaa,am.1- ROBERTA JOHNSON College Prep Transfer from Napa Junior College 43 GAA 4. MADELYN JONES College Prep and Business Drill Team 1, 2g Foreign Language Club 25 GAA 3, 4, Chorus 4. AL KIRK College Prep Foreign Language Clubg Camera Club. CAROL KISER Commercial Commercial Club 33 Band 1, 2. 'W a 1w- ww DON KISER Vocational C1355 President 15 C Basketball 1, 3, 4g Football 25 Baseball 29 C Track 1, 3, 45 Block S 3, 4: .ll-llli0l' Escort 35 Student Council 4. DONNA KNOLLE Commercial Pep Club lg Student Council 13 Drill Team 23 Chorus 2g Ra Ravas 3, 4, President 4: Class Yell Leader 3g GAA 3, 43 Junior Escort 3g Hi Time Club 3: Commercial Club 4, Vice President 4. JOHN KOZAK Vocational Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4g Soccer 3. 4g FFA 1 2, 3, 4, Judging Contest 2. JAMES LADD General Track 1, 2, 3g Football 2. ROBERT LYMAN College Prep Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4-g Block S 1, 2, 3. 4, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4: Art Club 3, 4g For- eign Language Club 43 Camera Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3. 45 Student Body Bailiff'4g Teens Dance Club 3. 4g Welfare 43 Traffic Committee 45 Student Council 41 Stu- dent Body Play 3, 4g Boys' State 3. JERRY MARINO College Prep Block S 2. 3. 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 C Basketball 1, 2g Class Vice President 23 Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Student Body Play 3: Band 2: Dragor1's Tale 3, El Padre 3, 4, Business Manager 3. 4g Hi Time Club 3, 4g Camera Club 3, 4: Social Dance Club 3. Program Chairman 3: NBL Conference 3. 4. MARGIE MATHESON Business Dramatics Club 33 Hi Time Club 35 GAA 1. 2, 33 Drill Team 1. 4. PAUL MCCLEARN College Prep and Commercial Track l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Football 2, 3, 4g Band l, 2, Judicial Committee 2, 3, Block S 2, 3, 4, JO ANN LARBRE College Prep and Business , Foreign Language Club 13 FHA 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2. BARBARA LATSHAW Business Transfer from San Rafael High School 4, GAA 4g Foreign Language Club 4. JUDY LESTER Business Transfer from Santa Rosa High 3. MARK LINDLEY College Prep Transfer from Fremont High, Oakland, 4: Football 4. ANN MCINTOSH College Prep and Business CSF: Honor S 3 FHA, Chorus3 GAA3 Drill Team3 Foreign Language Clubg Ra Ravas. JEANIE-THERESE MCNAB College Prep Judicial Council 2g Student Council 2, 3g Student Body Play Business Manager 23 Student Body Publicity Chair- man 2, 33 Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 33 Camera Club 33 Dragon's Tale 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Feature Editor 3, 43 HifTime Club 33 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ' t ' . L-' i 1 K Lk . 1 ' .e L , ,, 'n N ,' I' L I ,A f 1 I .L 1 Li ,f - L I f X' 1' 1. LL . L L -. ' .- A ,' L i I V Q f ,' 1 EARL MEDEIROS Vocational Baseball 1, 2, 33 Football 43 Judging Contest 1, 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Hi Time Club 3. RYAN MERMAN College Prep Foreign Language Club 1, 23 C Basketball 23 Tennis 2, 33 Block S 2, 3. JUDI-ANN MESSER Business Drill Team 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 CAA 2, 3, 4g Hi Time Club 33 Future Nurses Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4. MICHAEL MIKITA College Prep Golf 23 Track 3g Camera Club 3, 4, President 4g Band 1, 23 El Padre 43 Traffic Committee 4. MIKE MILLER Vocational Basketball 1, 2g Track 1, 2, 3: Judicial Council 3. BOB MOLESWORTH College Prep FFA li Foreign Language Club 23 Hi Time Club 33 Block S 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3. 43 Basketball 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY OWEN Commercial Pep Club lg Chorus 1, 2, Drill Team 1, 23 FHA 3, Junior Escort 3. JIM PARNELL General Transfer from Santa Rosa High 43 Football 4. FERN PHELAND College Prep and Business Foreign Language Club l. 2, 4, Future Nurses Club 3. 4, CAA 1. 2, 3. 4. DONALD PIERCE Commercial C Basketball 1: Track 1, 2, A Basketball Manager 2. CHARLES MORRIS College Prep Camera Club 3, 4. WARREN NADEAU General Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. EVELYN OERDING College Prep GAA 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, 4, FHA 15 Foreign Language Club 2, 3g Chorus 43 Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, President 4. CAROL OLSEN College Prep and Business Drill Team 2, GAA 3, 4, Chorus 3, 43 Dragon's Tale 4. pf 1' kj o O QM x., N' r,- .Rl ,1 JIM POLIN Commercial Track 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3. 45 Art Cluhg Block HS. JIM PRICE College Prep PATRICIA PRITCHARD College Prep Transfer from Tuolumne High, Tuolumne, Calif. 35 Future Nurses Club 3. 4. Vice President 4-g Camera Club 43 For- eign Language Club 43 GAA 4. VIRGINIA RAYMOND College Prep Transfer from Oakland High 23 GAA 2, 3, 45 Foreign Lan- guage Club 2, 3, 49 Song Leader 45 Pep Club 4-g Camera Club 4g Junior Escort 33 Chorus 3, 4. BARBARA RIEBLI Commercial FHA 2. 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 43 Drill Team 2, 43 CAA 3, 43 Camera Club 4, Secretary 4g Pep Club 2. .IOYCE RILEY Commercial Pep Club 3, 43 Majorctte 3. 4. MARGARET RILEY College Prep Drill Team 2g Song Leader 4, Pep Club 2. 4g Rally Club 2, 43 Camera Club 3, 4: Future Nurses Club 3, 4: Hi Time Club 2, Bailiff 3, Foreign Language Club I, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 3, CAA 3. 4. PAT ROAM Vocational Commercial Club 4, President 4: Future Nurses Club 4. GLADYS SCHMIDT Commercial GAA 3, 4-3 Future Nurses Club 33 Commercial Club 4-5 Chorus 1, 4. JIM SCHOLTZ Vocational FFA 1, 2g Track 1. 2, 3. JEANNIE SCHITOEDER College Prep and Commercial Foreign Language Club 1. 2: Future Nurses Club 3, 4g Drill Team 4. RUDY SCHWARZER College Prep Coll 2, 3: Foreign Language Club 2, 3g Camera Club 2, 3, 4: Block S 2, 3, 4: Honor MS 2, 3, 43 CSF 2, 3. RON ROCHA Commercial HAROLD ROSE Commercial Commercial Club 35 Art Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 43 Baseball Manager 2. ELEANORE ROSEBRAUGH Business Judicial Council lg Dancing Club 1: Drill Team 2: FHA 2, 3, 4g GAA 2, 3, 4, President 49 Class Yell Leader 35 Pep Club 35 Rally Committee 33 Hi Time Club 3. SANDRA SALMON College Prep Dragon's Tale 1, 2, 3, 4, News Editor 3, 4: El Padre 1, 2, 3, Photography 35 Music Club 13 Foreign Language Club 1, 25 Dramatics Club 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. ALISON SCOTT College Prep CSF 2. 3, 43 Ra Ravas 1, 2. 3, 4, Honor S 2, 3, 4, Foreign Language Club 2, El Padre 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3. Editor 4: Student Body Program Chairman 4g Student Council 3, 4. BEN SHADWELL Vocational Soccer 2, 33 Wrestling 2, 3, FFA. RON SHEPPARD College Prep Foreign Language Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3: Baseball l, 2. 3, 43 Block S 45 Band 3, 4g Judicial Council 4g Honor S 1. 2g Pep Band 43 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 4. HAROLD SHIPMAN Commercial Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2g Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4g Junior lEscort 35 Block S 3, 4: Judicial Council 1. 4g Com- mercial Club 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4. SUE SHORROCK College Prep Foreign Language Club 2, 3, 4. Secretary 4-Q Camera Club 3, 4g Pep Club 4g Song Leader 4: Dragon's Tale 4g H1 Time Club 3: Future Nurses Club 3. 4, Chorus 2, 3. LORETTA SMITH Commercial Transfer from Napa High 3g Commercial 3. 43 CSF 4. JIM SPARKS College Prep and General Football Manager 23 Art Block S 3. 4, Stage Mana KEN STIEPER Vocational and Commercial Dragon's Tale 3, FFA 3, 4. Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club ger 4. ANDY TOMMASI Commercial Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN TRACY Commercial Commercial Club 33 Drill Team 13 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Majorette 2. 3, Head Majorette 4-3 Hi Time Club 33 Junior Escort 3g Student Council 43 Dragon's Tale 33 Chorus 1, 33 GAA 3, 4g FHA 2. JABE TUBBS General Track 1. 2, 3g Football 2g Baseball 4. VERNITA TWYMAN Business Drill Team 13 Chorus 1. 23 FHA 2, 3, 43 GAA 3, 43 Commercial Club 3541 Hi Time Club 3. u SHARYN STUTZ Commercial and College Prep Foreign Language Club 2, 3g FHA 2, 3, 4: GAA 4: Com- mercial Club 3, 43 Camera Club 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Dramatics Club 4. ESTHER SWEEDEN College Prep Foreign Language Club 2. 3g Pep Club 43 Song Leader 43 CAA 2. 3, 4. ELEANOR SWIFT Commercial FHA 1. 2, 3, Treasurer 3g Commercial Club 3, 4. Vice President 3g Ra Ravas 3, 43 GAA 3, 4. ELIZABETH THATCHER College Prep Class Vice President 13 Foreign Language Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 35 Ra Ravas 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Honor S 2g CSF 3. 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Chorus 33 Junior Escort 3g Drill Team 23 Judicial Council 23 GAA 3, 43 Class Secretary-Treasurer 33 Pep Club 43 Head Song Leader 4. - FRED VAN WALLINGA College Prep Transfer from Rancho Alamitos High 43 Basketball 4g Track 43 Block S 4. WILLIAM WALLACE Commercial Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 4. KEN WELCH Vocational PATRICIA WILLIAMS Commercial and College Prep Foreign Language Club 19 Drill Team 2, 45 CAA 3, 4. JANE WONG Business Transfer from Galieo High, San Francisco 44 Commercial Club 43 Future Nurses Club 4. PAMELA WOODALL Commercial Transfer from Ukiah High 43 Commercial Club 43 Dra- matics Club 4. JIM WRIGHT Commercial Transfer form Santa Rosa Junior High lg Dramatics Club 4. 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L C is 333 J-lSf..3'f' pb.1pV c'?gm' 21 135 125 5 Erzfwg .DW , 5sP5gS A :-'55-39i T 559 7154 'Q' 43-21 t-.2 9EEF'E :--rp :- f?m52S .LCA . , Am' .-fm e N x?'S 'w,A Na . ,N Av Nw K mm '-NN., 'f'N'N.,N N' ff-km MM - 0-a.,.., iN K,,V M ,, , R Mgmt: M KM , - -.1 'f'w.,,v Q W -, wax. . i fxwwwk ,N M xx NWN L NM My N -W, 1 Ms. 'W N K . X 'K '-,MNL K. , k.,,N.'x -N W-.R NW Mmm W MM L. MRM --W ,NRM 'BP QWW 'W 'Nia .Ln rw ,D6v.gy,:ni,Qx1A I '11 . Q-fsuwii . gf K v n k gg Q3-15532,-kms? . M.. ,5 M Q 'NJ Az. This last season the varsity had many hardships and conflicts, not winning a single game, but com- ing close to beating Petaluma for the first time. Contributing factors to the disappointing season record were a small squad, inexperience, and a losing battle with the flu. The members of the team learned many things this year about the game of footballg and Ken Hall Co-Captain Jim House Dave Bruno VARSI First row, left to right: C. Gunther, J. Parnell, T. lvers, W. Nadeau, H. Shipman, P. M Clearn, J. Warner, J. Polin, L. Wrobel. Second row: C. Edsall, M. Lindley- .l. Jenning F. Wheeler, E. Medeiros, J. House, B. Lyman, M, Bertolucci, G. Elliott, B. Yaich. Thi: Sonoma ...... .... 0 Armijo ..... ,,,s,s 1 9 Sonoma .,tt., .... 0 Analy .,,..t,t.... 8 Sonoma .,,... ,... 1 8 Healdsburg ,,s., . 24 Sonoma ,.i... ......, 1 2 Vacaville , ,. ..,...,, - 32 .lim Polin Len Wrobel Mike Bertolucci WRITER Nadeau Harold Shipman Earl Medeiros i OTB LL low: J. Bettiga, D. Lantz, B. Nlolesworth, J. Scribner, K. Hall. D. Bruno, L. Biggs. '. Dennis, M. Weston. Sonoma' ...,., ,... 0 Analy .,... Sonoma ...... ..,. 0 Ukiah .D.,....,.. ..B. Sonoma .,.... ,,,, 1 3 Healdsburg Sonoma ,,,,,, .... 1 3 Petaluma Gary Gunther Phil Dennig Cary Elliott Jim Parnell Bob Lyman Mark Lindley also, they learned how to take a beating and be men about it. The players will have many memories of the past season of football at Sonoma High. Mr. Edsall and Mr. Yaich were exceedingly fine as coaches, as leaders, as friends, as men. Their effort was a generous one, and every player both liked and re- spected them. Paul McCIearn Co-Captain Bob Molesworth Bob Becerra , :Jw ki. J, x 'P , X vi .1 FOOTB LL ves for varsity competition. They are there to learn - game and to gain experience. Coaches Howard Costello and Myron De Long did a ne job coaching and teaching the boys. As a result their excellent work, 31 boys saw playing time this gson. X SEASON Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma ...,. ., 0 20 12 RECORD Armijo ,..,. ,...., 24 Vacaville 19 Ukiah .,.... 1 iff Healdsburg .- ..... .. 12 20 Petaluma 26 V 'Wallin a Fifth row' B Lynch weeden, 0. Sanders, D. Engleman, T. Connolly. J. an g . . . . V . Glaese, G. Massa, K. Stedman, S. Taylor. Sixth row: I. Sheppard. J. Sparks, R. . . N Q 1 mhnson. J. Cracey. Seventh row: M. Lancaster, J. Gilmore. Erghrh row. B. ,mal ey. G6-A Sonoma's Aw basketball team this year looked to be tall and mean, but it turned out that almost every school in the league was in better or at least the same shape. Lady Luck just wouldn't smile on the Dragons, and they clidnit get their first league win until they played Novato. They ended the season with a two win, eight loss record. Both winning games were against Novato. Coach Kocheis netmen proved their scoring ability in the last game with K- Hall. Captain Novato when they won a close 64-62. Hopes look good for the Dragons next year with perhaps five lettermen returning. F. Wheeler, J. Jennings P. Dennis, M. Weston J. Scribner, F. Van Wallinga G. Klaucke, P. McCleam WL 535' 3-5 X V Ji E ,V Q .L fs , QF.. - -M If ,sy - .X ww A. . MV - ,ga . -V V ' ff' L :V-R fd yy? w 'Q , -f if -- ---47 QEKV R 15... D fi? A fgvfk fx ,v ITL :W- - H' V . 4. wwe- , 5554.. Wifi - .':3?g.r . ,- , L Lm.. ,, . ig 1 My .- 5 iff -- 15? .. 15' V- V 4 Q? .V . if - - . V . - f i . 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W A - ' V ' ' .' ., x fr' f1fs'faf:. fa. . lf 14? V113 MB BASKETB LL l Getting off to a slow start the Dragon B's, with not one returning letterman, lost their first four league games. But then Novato met Coach Costello's improving light- weights, and all the percentages caught up with the Dragons as Novato went down 54-14. After dropping three more close games, Sonoma came back and dumped Healdsburg 40-36 and Novato 39-21. The team members were inexperienced, but proved that if given a chance, they could learn. Much of the credit for the Dragons' wins goes to Coach Costello, who, having nothing with which to build a squad around, tried everything he knew to make a winning team of the B,s.', --as-mmwwfwa 4 Left to right: J. Sparks, B. Adkins, B. Lynch, 0. Sande C. Richardson. D. Klaucke, R. Breen, D. Kobza, B. Kizer, Picetti, L. Straessler, R. Lennon, F. Watson, R, Monroe, Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma SEASON . 22 54 18 26 32 RECORD Analy ..w.,,.,... ,,.Y.... Petaluma Ukiah .......,,.. ,,2..... Healdsbur S Novato .,....,............. Analy ,,.a..,. ,..,.... Petaluma .,77 Ukiah ........... ,.A...w. B. Picetti, Captain Sonoma Sonoma Healdsburg Novato ,,,.....,.....7..... ngleman, B. Kozak. In renter: Manager D. Tiede, Coach ostello. D. Kobza, B. Kizer L. Straessler, C. Richardson B. Pica-tti, F. Watson R. I.:-nnun. R. Monroe B. Faraone The 1957 C basketball championship team was the second for Sonoma High in three years. The first team made its appearance in 1955. Coach Koche's mighty mites won all but one of their league gamesg and lost only one of their practice games, by one point to Santa Rosa. Mr. Koche had this to say about his champions: 'This team had the desire to learn and the desire to make themselves good basketball players. They worked as a unit, and we had a good number of players out there. X E. Murczek B. Kimes D. Sassarmi Left to right: L. Straessler, J. Griffiths, Fuentes, E. Ashhaugh, D. Sassarini, J. Brow .l. Benedetto, R. Hall, Coach Koche, H. Brul Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma SEASON 28 29 18 27 21 21 39 33 23 RECORD St. Helena ,....,. ..,.,. 2 3 Calistoga .....w ...... Santa Rosa .o...., ...... Novato .o,..... ..,... Healdsburg ..... ...... Novato ....... ,,..,. Healdsburg ..,,. ....., 1 1 19 12 Analy ..,.A,.,,.... ..,... 2 3 10 15 26 12 Analy .,.....,. ...... R. Hall Z. Shipman E. Ashbaugh y, B. Kruljac, Z. Shipman, B. Kimes, E. Murc- k. G. McCIearn, D. Kiser, D. Tiede, N. Hayes. . Hage, W, Shaw. D. Kiger C. Brown Captain as ,,.,.: -v mw- 4 xx ' L ' W' Q if 5 sig , aww Sex, , . . -' u Jskfiwx .amass 12 -1' x ' iag Ni.-w A' -J , bf' 114 cb ., .V QP-f U -. f- ,, Avi N, 'X ,, X P X E WX- :..::im APP. ' , ef 5 ,K Q ..k: LL,Q:A , , X is E .,.,. . . . f-- 1 N XS J X X s. K 'Et 'nf '+ JF + if 4, gl X v iw R is W , is my R 2 Sam. X K X X K Q A K 5, K X , X M' at 2 V2 ,Z N y S aw Q Q ig' as ' H 3 X 'X X k X 2 TX f x N8 R ... 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Q2 vis x X Q' 12 :- drfvwrf .......z - bv 53? ala if ,1.- Q N , if mmgwx .N Y 5 f . 6 sf A 1 wi if - ' ...yu X ......- , .., , 1 Y '1 X .Q ,, 1 f' ,,,. : TENNIS This year's Tennis squad looks to be in great shape, with all of last year's team returning and then some. It may be this year that the Dragon netmen can make up for finishing the past two years in sixth place. Tennis is a sport where experience is a necessity for success. This yearis squad has quite a bit of background in the gameg and under Coach Clark's keen supervision, they could go places. First row, left to right: B. Nicholas, E. Murczek, J. Marino, D. Hage, J. Kneberger. Second row: E. Fassio, B. Helliwell, G. Brown, J. Scrimger, C. Hipkiss, D. Brown, P. Dennis. G. Brown, Captain B. Helliwell E. Fassio 4, 'f' Q Q an S A ,gm 1 is K m 5 A 35 F' if - N . , ,Q ,L . - - Q - w. -'H -- -A N + ' 0 Q --WN ' -' -f ' ' K 3 K M , ,. . 1 ' ' b 'f i ' -' lf! I: , Q Q f'- ,. , Eg: R' gr f M . W '- M-f 'A -422:15 ' 'M-. 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Y S 5 s ef Q My .i I 1 -nv., 'Z .,.x A M S S -41 FROSH-SOPH BASEB LL First row, left to right: C. Walker, L. Brunanchon, R. Hall, O. Sanders, B. Smalley, H. Brumley Second row: G. Massa, B. Lynch, Z. Shipman, C, Garrison. T. Connolly, Coach DeLong. Third row.' J. Curatto, R. Wrobel, J. Ajax, D. Kobza, R. Lennon. Frosh-Soph baseball is a real test of a boyis enjoyment of this game. The student who goes out for this team gets no letter, no uniform, and hardly a field to play ong nevertheless, Frosh-Soph baseball always has a big turnout. This year 50 boys signed up for the team, and chances look good. Coach DeLong will take over the job of coaching the J.V.'s', while Mr. Yaich moves up to the varsity. As the El Padre goes to press, the Frosh-Soph team has not played its first game, but with so many players out Coach DeLong ought to be able to put together a pretty sturdy team. First row, left to right: G. Russell, J, Gilmore, D. Enos, G. Amaral, J. Dean, B. Hickox. Second row: D. Hyde, J. Bundschu, M. Nouguier, P. Smith, B. Jackson, M. Considine. Third row: J. Sile, R. McAleese, B. Brooner, J. Kobza, H. Draper, G. O'Neil, D. Ross, J. Boyle. ' Q- 'inn . Ee, EP Q ,, Q, ,L E . W 4 fi I ,, A . ' Na' 'K Vw . Er if EHR Q I K 9 'QF 1 ,, ik' Q' sw , Qgyg is se- if QW M f f .L AM wxgagig , 1 Qrszhwwwbggg ,ax O fish' 3- New-2 . gk g' ' N: , A, rg 1. 'mags 2 Y 1' ii f S111 Y N. Y' . mn, ,. . , 5' vw: Q ' E' ,,, 4 w 53 sf N gm 1 1 WHA , 1 5, . M in I -' iv X gf' K. 'ans ,sfpiz 4' '-.L Hx i M5 +A! . 4, gk 2 -' 1 v- Y . Q Y 354, .M - , fs fl X' 4- ' ,JA pf, 5 K' ,., 4 Q .L ' 2 QQ . , . 'S N' sw i Vx X ,W in 2 , X X 5 Y ' iw! Le as ' ek f X S s A ,W .. f. , K 1 1 , ,' ,, 4 2 55 ' .- g if Q -51 A M xx, f x , A , N, 5 5 .. Q 5K . X' Q. Hotz K. Dean. 5 2 ,A X , I A1 . gf- ' X it L I 'Q 1, fl' 1 A ff N K. .. xp Q., M .1 :Lit 3 a i Q ,1 1 3 Q 2 5 n . - .,... - -. -..-.. W-. Y-..f.,.. ..-1.- .-.. ..h..m-- , -, M A , Q R .Hfmff .Q .W bmffnv-V mwmamxwmf 1: fwwyffwwfpnfvv-.aug .wwe new-L rs-wwfbu MAJORETTES Left to right: N. Webb, M. Carafa, P. Fleming, M. Tracy, Head Majoretteg J. Riley, F. Shelton 33' ' x f 5 QQ at A X gg 3 ..Q. wr ISN: 2 Q Z 3 .Qu K .4 . ,.-Q , ,, ' 5 5 if Q 3 3 5 , ii 3? ,xg ,J W Wi' Y 5 3 ft W I W X! 2 fi g if S ff L. Lull, C. Gebauer, J. Howard, Mrs. Coon, J. Henshaw, L. Of-rding, A. Hornsby,-N. Becker. A HN' First row, left to right: J. Miller, J. Ewadinger, B. Coble, D. Ferris, Mr. Scrimger. Second row J. Miller, R. Duarte, J. Orr, D. Fulfer. Third row: M. Jones, J. Walling, K. Brooner. Fourth row T. Salmon, D. Burtson, K. Barnett. INTERMEDIATE CHORUS my Q X Q x, First row, left to right: C. Erickson. D. Picco, M. Matheson, D. McCann, S. Dougherty. Second row: G. Svhmidt, E. Oerding. R. Finley. P. Williams. F. Pheland. Third row: A. Coombs, V. Raymond, M. Nelson, M. Hatch. Fourth row: A. McIntosh, J. Knox, M. Jones, C. Olsen, J. Rattray. BEGINNING CHORUS Q Q0 0 S gr QA C , E A I 5 fi 1 to-W i . .-4 A X, s f First row. left to right: M. Church, D. Muzsok. S. Adkins. C. Wagner, B. Anstead, P. Solon, A. Metcalf, B. Feigen, E. Schmidt, Mrs. Coon. Second row: S. Hailey, L. Batter, S. Stonv. I.. Haley, D. Patterson, D. Patterson, L. Hillor. C. Klinclli. Tlzirtl row: E. Young' S. Tracy, T. Dunlap, J. Ford, H. Cohle, H. Douglas, E. Brady, D. Norgrovo. E. Hogan, B. Turnvr. -Qi' gmniwg x x N Q , Q-S 1 x Sf ' ffl -wlfx A 1. , K , x 3 4' 3. x if .:. T J . ff ,J ,. j LI bf-X 'wk' 'Q X. Ngigbifx -Y , fx-1 I hx 4 . A 15 R Vskgh , as V Q V W1 Q I 4 ' 5' ,Q K W wx + S, if ' ' W .. K jx vi 5 4 'x'v7'A- ewifv 'E X Q 'P f '.. ek 4 my k V W X jg K Q fi K K I ,, E- , ? fi K ! L :Ai ilk - Y, A 'A h ' 4 Wm E44 - ,MH K?- . QQf'2Q'E., f J wg:-1 H Q .K ':f:.55f'?-ik . 5, f 1 Q f fr- ' ',5ff1'7 f!fi,4'x ' S ,fifxmi 'ai -W5 Q . . nv 1A , , K3 1WP-QQ fi: , i. iiffzg sv X i A Q ,m ,gi , 5, zy., X Viz 1, 21 sg, f ,xailldriiu 5 X. 5 x, ' . 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Among surveys held this year as done annually by the junior journalists were ones on popular rec- ords, fads, and fashions. Lv P. DENNIS J. McNAB J, SCRIBNER Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Sports Editor First row, left to right: J. McNab, P. .Bauer, W. Haver, J. Audiss. Second row: T. Salmon .LE This activity was a big success as all the students here have a chance to partici- pate in the school paper. The fine help of the students and the excellent work of the Dragon's Tale staff helped make the paper one of the best in recent years. T. SALMON L. JOHNSON M, DeLONG News Editor Feature Editor Advisor l. Finley, A. Jennings, J. Marino. Third row: P. Smario, 5. Brundige, S. Shorrock, E. Fassio, K. Dean. se ag. W L - ..:. ..:. WL, iki. , L vw YQ' VWX wg MW 2 ww-WLQMLL - L-L Q L ,L., L, L, , W N X X X R N ' Q5 N x Wmmx M MN L,,L,.,L,,,L,,wL..m.LLf4 9531? www ,ZPL f LL. L LL LL L, N ,, . L .X., L, , LL X.mXA , L L , ,- L L LL . A L N L +L L L L. L L LL L, L A LL LL 'QLLLNLLLLLMK-MLQLLLXLQSSL LLL, L LQ-L MMM LLLLLXL LL AX? M x LL -Lf-ff? ,www X ,MSL A 1, LL 1- LLLLLLM -X was - I Xbmlgsk? LL' L X X L V H L ' z , ' k ' A L if ' k 'ff-'lfil-X -QSQQQLQLQQ ima Lafwg if LL L- L L L LLL L LL ' L LL ,L LL Q LLL LL k L A L ,3 A ' if I-if L Qi f f l L A N L L LL ,L L, LLLL LL LL L, :nz-s',QLf1.sLff-QQ f LL --'WL Qfw Ln Mi- ezbgxg L in fffwi :1:LLL Wwe NSW -as 'X if L L, -L .- VL K X L L S A ,. ' ff'rifgLY1 ' ff 5 , 9 K W L , ,- f F5293 ' xa: A vhs M- f,LL ,if J ' , S SL ' K A ' Ag LL 'L K :L Sv 51. Q LL,LL i F ' AL LL .:..L fl ' LEONARD REBER, Assistant Editor TAF F More pages meant hours of work, more disagree ments. and bigger sighs of relief. ond row: F. W7llf'l'lt'l'. Sales AIilIlilgl'l'1 P. Blllllxf. G. O'Nx'il. C. R1-rtlin. M. Mikita, Phulngraphy Editgr, CAMEIQL? CL B The Camera Club was organized for the purpose of promoting interest in photogra- phy among the students at Sonoma High. The members of this club receive instruction in this field. lt is given to beginners and'niore advanced students as well. The members take pictures of the games and rallies. At school dances they are also active, selling back the pictures they have taken of couples for a small fee. K'1f 'li 5'- IFN I0 ffghli R- 50hWarIler. Vice President: L. Reber. M. Mikita. Presidentg C. Morris, A. llcppe. Advisorg E. Fassio. .l. Marino. G. Klaucke. S. Kahn. Second row: A. Clauson, ll. Rit-bli, J. Harrison, Secretary-Treasurer: J. Gallagher. L. Johnson, E. Oerding, K. Barr, M. Riley. M. Hatch, Y. Poirier. 5. Agnew, J. Thomssen. H. Black. l. Harrison. Third row: D. Bellak. A. Haas. J. Anderson. R. Cabral, A. Huffman. D. Tiede. D. Miller. F.B.L. . The Future Business Leaders of America was organized to promote interest in the business field. Club members worked together this year to print the football and bas- ketball programs and the P. T.A. News. Their candy sale of Golden Butter Bites was a real success. Several members attended the national convention at San Jose in February. They also had potlucks and participated in different activities during the year. .mi First row, left to right: E. Wright, J. Messer. L. Smith. Standing Chairmaug J. Wong, P. Hauth. Second row: A. Coombs, B. Riebli, A. Clausen. B. Franklin, Secretary-Treasurerg J. Larbre. Standing: L. Schroeder, Advisorg D. Cimmis, R. Cabral, P. Roam, Presidentg V. Clark, Advisorg E. Swift, D. Knolle, V. Twyman. E LE X rj 5 35 SIUUIS at iff! lable! G- ROSF, K- BTOOHPY. J. Peart, Parliampmarii D. Fish, M. Hatch, F. Ceisner, Song Leader. Sitting at right tablf an B. McMahan, Treasurerg D. Alessi. Vice President: S. Hotz, J. McGee, A. Clauson, B. Riehli, J. Larbre, E. Swift, R. Cabrz Presidentg M, Montieth, Secretaryg A. Gordon, Program Chairmang F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys that are studying vocational agriculture. They are planning to farm or become engaged in some type of agribusiness. This year the Sonoma Chapter has forty members. They are kept busy throughout the year putting on the Barn Dance. distributing March of Dimes con- tainers, competing in contests with other F.F.A. chapters, showing livestock at fairs and entering public speaking con- tests. They were also guests at a party given by the Foreign Language Club. ! Sitting, left to right: J. Van Wallinga. R. McKee, C. Hipkiss Chaplaing J. Warner. Treasure-rg L. Audiss. Presidentg E. Gabriel Vice Presidentg J. Be-ttiga, Secretaryg B. Nicholas. Sentinelg B Russell, L. Palmer, Advisor. D. Rocha, P. Ledehur, B. Peterson, S. Stutz, V. Twy- F.H.A. F.H.A. is the club that sells those wonderful fruitcakes around school at Christmas time. The future homemakers also help with the annual style show in which all homemaking girls model the clothes they have made during the year. They also sponsored the Red Cross Drive in February. KOZHK J. Knolle, B- I-HSP, D- LC'WiP- J- CUTOUO, L- Velfi- Sfllllli' R, Kirk, R. Carrillo, R. Bonsey, M. Lancaster, M. Singleton E ing: W. Leong, J. Kozak, J. Haire, T. Ginocchio, J. Sparks, D. Livingston, Advisor. Miller, C. Bright, E. Medeiros, L. Masnada, W. Seelye, A. Griffin, .A.A. p The purpose of C.A.A. is to promote good sportsmanship among the girls of Sonoma Valley Union High School. Early in the spring the gals took a bicycle ride instead of the usual hike. And as usual the group participated in speedball, basketball, volleyball and baseball during the school year. . X First row, left to right: P. Williams, D. Knolle, Vice Presidentg B. Coble, E. Rosebrough, Presi- dentg C. Olsen, M. Jones, M. Hatch, M. McLean, Advisor. Second row: J. Audiss, E. Oerding. J. Harrison, V. Twyman, B. Riebli, J. Messer, F. Pheland. S. Stutz, E. Swift, G. Schmidt. Third row: M. Tracy, P. Fleming, V. Raymond, R. Finley, M. Riley, L. Thatcher, C. Wagner, D. Gimniis, S. Agnew, N. Montaldo. Fourth row: S. Johnson, N. Webb, W. Haver, A. Gordon, M. Shone, J. Orr, L. Quartucci, B. Peterson, J. Gohler, D. Fulfer, B. Hilburn, L. Davis, B. McMahan, A. Metcalf, D. Ferris, P. Solen. First row, left to right: P. Hahn, S. Olsen, D. Alessi, S. Hotz, J. Peart, S. Hayes, S. Stone Second row: J. Clark. S. Richardson. C. Audiss, K. Peterson, J. Phillips, K. Tracy, Secretary:- .l. Cordon. C- Taylflr, K. Peterson. M. Russell, J. Moddison. Third row: S. Brundige, C. Ashoff M. Nleller. M. Graves, J. Walling, J. Miller. J. Tinder, D. Fish, E. Crieser. Fourth row: L. Davis F. Cie-sner. L. Henderson. S. Thomas, P. Higinbotham, J. MCC-ee. L. Jones, K. Brooner. C. Rose ,, 7, W, v a BLOCK MSB Block S is organized to promote interest in athletics among the boys of Sonoma High. Members must have lettered in a sport at least one year. During the year, as actlvities. the he-men have potlucks, a spring picnic and sponsor an annual Block HSN dance. ,. Sitting, left to right: L. Wrobel, Vice Presidentg B. Becerra, Presidentg D. Bruno, Secretary- Treasurer. Second row: R. Sheppard, J. Polin, J. Parnell, E. Fassio, P. McClearn, J. Marino, A. Huffman. K. Sparks, R. Lyman, D. Kiser. Third row: H. Shipman, B. Molesworth, P. Dennis, F. Van Wallinga, J. Sparks, G. Gunther. First row, left to right: P. Smario, G. Brown, J. Bettiga, J. Jennings, J. Scribner, G. Klaucke, M. Weston, J. Warner. Second row: D. Tiede, M. Cramer, L. Brady, C. Hipkiss, B. Kizer, R. Mikita, Z. Shipman, B. Faraone, R. Hall. Am, 4- .. 5 522 fn S Q 2 E 2 ,, AW ,... Q E if 2 . , . Q: f gy gf Q ? L1 A+ EEA . Sig? . Q? is 'EJ QV, wig vw? 5 A A - ,, . ' ' K Q .. 1 ff 1531 ik 7 - ., . 5 '-ff-235. ' . ,ni v 'Q ' ,,.z,m 2:53 in-fi:1fg:,:.5 M 'f f Q' gz ,iyiii ,evr- X .N in W ,Af4,zgg-zyi: -' 1:1 wr' ,z fir ' if- jgzfvg, 1-, sfr' fwfffiifii' If iif g lz . . H 5136 . wat: w X V-Liv X if V ..., mi, - M X if . T1 I I.. 5 wi:-gg fsswfv, A k,k4 . I .k,, A la 1 'V -Q .. .. 5 'l mmm! f .A 7 , ,. 3 ,M -::.:::,.- 5' K' FQ vw QQ I Nw w M Mg Q X A UWM -2- A, ...gp N , X , .Q 5 Q 2 My Q f . L. Y A X L' ' N i ..,, dh, . , ,, X W Ab V X, 64229 -4, ww v , , .. ye-gfgfffng X . K . Wm.. .SKY ' ,Q J,g5,Ag,, QQ, S wg, 2 RA RAVA Ra Ravas is a service club. Every year the members make up a Christmas basket and send it to a needy family. This year the girls also made stuffed animals for a ehildren's hospital. Ra Ravas gave a Valentineis dance this year with C.S.F. John Alliaris Combo provided entertainment for the evening. The girls also sold Dragon decals and candied apples at the beginning of the year. Sitting, left to right: S, Gilmore, S. Becker. E. Swift, J. Wong, K. Barr, Vice Presidentg D. Kpolle, Presidentg B. McMahan, Secretaryg N. Montaldo, Treasurer: A. Metcalf, H. Black. Standing: A. Scott, J. Phillips, J. Gordon, M. House, K. Peterson, M. Arnold, J. Franquelin, L. Gordon, E. Creiser, L. Jones, D. Fish, C. Goff, J. Wedekind, S. Buttrum, S. Thomas, A. Macintosh, A. Cordon, B. Coble, L. Thatcher, D. Godward, Advisorg J. Adkins. Missing from picture: L. Johnson, Area Council Vice President. PEP CLUB Pep Club is the organization that puts the spirit into the school. Among the projects that Pep Club sponsored this year were noon rallies, noon dances, Friday's rallies, and Spirit Week. Pep Clubers also decorated the goal posts during football 'season and the gym during basketball season. First row, left to right: E. Sweeden, J. Riley, F. Shelton, M. Tracy, B. Latshaw, P. Fleming, J. Gallagher, S. Shorrock, R. Finley, R. De11'Artino, B. Nicholas, M. Smario, K. Dean. Second row: J. Sparks, L. Thatcher, A. Jennings, M. Carafa R. L. Davis, F. Geisner, B. Peterson, M. Riley, B. Becerra, V. Raymond, B. Franlllin, K. Brooner, N. Webb. Third row: J. Dean, M. Steck, D. Thomas, J. Wheeler, S. Davis T. Nielsen, C. Audiss, R. Diekmann, S. Hotz, L. Olsen, B. Duncan, J. Franqueliri, Pep Chalrmang B. Scheurmann, Advisor. J. Audiss Shone, P Sheppard D. Alessl M. House: G. Rose, . 1 V J First row, left lo right: L. Davis, Presidentg P. Bauer, Vice Presidentg E. Hobbie, K. Peterson .l. Franquelm, S. Hayes, Y. Poirier, D. Grimm. Second row: S. Gilmore, Secretaryg S. Johnson Treasurerg K. Peterson, C. Audiss, S. Richardson, A. Corey. Third row: B. Lyman, J. Yates Advisorg J. Polin. RT CL B Since the first of the school year, the Art Club has been busy filling all the orders it has received for posters, and program covers for plays, games and exhibits. The Art Club is a functional working organization, not a social club. The object of the group is to promote better understanding and greater interest in art in the school, community and home. 1 1 1 DR ACLB The Drama Club, the newest organization in school, was formed to improve the quality of school dramatic productions. During the year the group put on a play for an assembly and participated in the rallies. Also some of the Drama Club members took an active part in the student body play. Left to right: C. Taylor, K. Hahn, S. Gilmore, K. Peterson, S. Becker. Missing from picture C. Bertlin, Presidentg J. Thomssen, Vice President. , FUTURE URSES CLUB anized to encourage and give coun- The Future Nurses Club is a national group org seling on health careers. Girls from their Sophomore year up may belong. Throughout ' ' ' t l cal hospitals and practice home nursing. h 0 on field trips to dlfferen 0 the year t ey g B H' ks P Pritchard, Vice Al Advisor' E Greiser, . xc ., . C d n. Missing Left to right: D. Fish, Reporterg P. Mc eese, , . Presidentg E. Oerding, Presidentg J. Messer, M. Hatch, R. Cahral, S. Stutz, L. or o H 'son, Secretary-Treasurer. - ' from picture: J. arrx FOREIGN LANGUAGE CL B The Foreign Language Club is an organization formed to learn about foreign countries. This means not only their languages, but their customs and manner of dress as well. The- group had potlucks during the year and listened to people speak on Spain, France and Germany. They also gave a party for F.F.A. First row, left to right: S. Becker, A. Jennings, M. Riley, R. Finley, J. Audiss, D. Fulfer, Pres- identg S. Agnew, D. Ferris. Second row: L. DeSimone, J. Gordon, J. Watson, K. Barr, F. Van Wallinga, S. Shorrock, Secretaryg J. Peart, L. Jones, Treasurerg K. Hall, K. Dean, Vice Presidentg J. Marino. Third row: S. Hayes, J. Franquelin, P. Hahn, K. Peterson, S. Richardson, J. Phillips, E. Wright, B. Lyman, T. Ivers, C. Klaucke. Practicing for later on uttmg out the P T A Neww CLUBS IN ACTIO Some of the chores we have to stoop to S0 that what they do m a dark room ggic confervncu Every day chores of a working organization On guard, monsieur! Decorating for the sock hop at Disneyland Industrial Arts Club at the presses A rally skit in its first stages Planning a future meeting Preliminary plans for a VaIentine's Day dance LAR w ,QQ gk 1 if gf F I 6 xi? as , A ,A gl Q 'W -f 1- .sg Qi F . G 'x if if' Swv. was fl Q f -'Y 3 5.,,,wjL :- '9!f ffw3f3' saggy CJ. -'ifslfwi '?95,x,.4'f,Sf.+ 431- - , 2 ' '7f,4lQ,g'7't 70111 'wb 'A'f ' 4 .ig 5 5 f'l-M ' i'wi .f'.!W'f9 ' -rv' .,,. ,gf 3,456 -.. . aff. Q, iff 'I A 114 5 L I 'iff Ixtvi' .' J 1 1 T dk' ei. 3 35.55 v ,, fs.7 !l .2YY3c. Q, I gf gr- ff f x Q V W . fa' , Q nt 1. ' ,I ,Irma -, 3' f -'WV 134 1 'ZX - J. 3' xx .4 f.-w.-fkfffx Digi., v- gf . ' I A ' ' 1 IU .f s' 35? . J' V 'Q j '.,,, iw H 1 X I C H I If 61 'Il D H 1 lvl September starts another year. This is big year for Seniors, a busy one for Juniors a prosaic year for sophomores, and a bf wildering year for Freshmen. There are th Our Another kick-off. ' irst big rallies and football games. As usual he Sophomores welcome the Freshmen with L dance. 511. Give them the word, coach Hurry! Remember the tardy hell. O C T O B E October means more footba and rallies. There are the ch R Another wrestling match. lections, and the E1 Padre pic- lres are getting under way. 0 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Heppe Get ihem up, boys! N O V E M B E R Where are our boys? November starts out with the 'iHarvest Hop' given by the Juniors with John Alliar's Comb: making a big hit. Football season ends am Basketball season begins. There is the awarm e I Turn off tf Our faculty, not in disguise Our loyal roots-rs. December'-Basketball season is well under way. F.H.A. members are running around try ing to get the faculty to buy their Christma fruitcakes. Ra Ravas girls decorate the wholr 2 Modern Jean dt work. Action at chool for the Christmas season. Comes the lhristmas dance- Winter 'Wonderlandw given y the seniors. Vacation is welcomed by all. height, Se I1i0rs ' ann ual Chrfsf IU BS dance- Champs in action January begins a whole new year. The hall are plastered with posters for different cand dates running in the election. There is tensic among everyone until the results of the votir The new regime J. HOUSE Spring President K. BROONER Spring Publicity Chairman O W . . re grven. Semester exams brlng headaches t ' Ia' sets everyone ll, but the student body p y ack in good spirits. akes over. R. SHEPPARD Spring Vice President K. SPARKS Spring Bailijf ,lump higher, higher' Wha' hoppen ? February begins with Ra Ravas and C.S.F. giving the Swinging Sweethearts Dance. They advertise the dance by having Snub Days. Remember the irresistible couple? Basketball season ends. in, , 4. J... K ,Q . 'X ,K mf F -lu E ..,.l.. We're , --xl . W-'Sk-Q if W.. 1 Mk X any Q . 4 6 shed up. wp. h' kb ' ix vi 'ig N. E,a.,g - ivy' gi . IV- Aiggzzqgp vi RN, What's the big surprise? The eight wonders. March-Spring sports begin with baseball, tennis, track and golf getting underway. Block S gives th Sock Hop with its Disneyland theme Then comes Easter vacation and the end of another quarter. ,sv if Hit 'I J '1 , The fir Art Club at it again. By a hair. ww, . . I ,haf ..ef K , ,L P. deadline. fl, .AP Qt Il's working, it's working! The between classes crush. .61 VL' April-More tennis, baseball, track, and golf.l F.F.A. gives the annual barn dance, which, as al- ways, is a big success. F.H.A. gives the annual spring style show when everyone gets to see just what kind of seamstresses the Home Ec gals are. orrelcn, boy, stretch! ---i .gas . . kt sf Whatls this, Sunday? Where's the cross bar? Our tennis team. M A Y l May sees the end of spring athletics. The frosh give the sophomores a dance in return for the one they received at the beginning of the year. The seniors present their annual play. And then the juniors sponsor the biggest and most awaited dance of the year-the senior prom. A tense moment. Watch it, watch it or you'lI get another plate. L Not cramming for finals? He'1l never make it. 5 5 5 5 5. ?' k au -ws: Einar Whafcan the attraction be? W J, ,, , t last! Now. this is the way you do it World History CLASSROC i , Pegg - i ' 'sv As Girls' P.E. Spanish Auto Shop ENES 4- .AITICTICHH Problem. Home Ec Halls Between Classes Lhvmxstry Arts and Crafts Boys' P. E. SONOMA GROVE Congrafulafions J +o The Class of '58 JAWHEN lNTHE Munn FDR NNE FUUD ..!l!- A Excelleni' Fbod and Beverages lfalian Dinners Charcoal Broiled Slealrs DE LER WEB 8-8886 SONOMA CompIimen+s of HANDEL'S RECORD SHOP Tops in Pops 447 Isi' STREET WEST SONOMA, CALIFORNIA ADOBE DRUG STORE IS'I' Wesi' Sgngma Phone WE 8-297I Com pIimen+s of LOIS DRESS SHOP Eas+ Napa Sireei' SONOMA The Besi' in Qualify LINGERIE DRESSES. SPORTSWEAR Com plimenis of TOWNSENDS Men's Wear ancI Shoes 5 Eas+ Napa S+. Sonoma E. C. LAMBERT -IeWeIe' MARTINSON ELECTRIC WATCH, JEWELRY, AND CLOCK REM R COMPANY Qualiiy Jewelry TV - Appliances WE 8-3200 460 Is+ S+ree+ Easi' Sonoma 466 Isi' Sheet Easr SONOMA. CALIFORNIA Mons o'oAY F ROC K S H O P Lingerie-Dresses-Hosiery Webster 8'44I8 I5 EBI Napa 869 Broadway Sonoma,I California SONOMA CALIFORNIA I RAY'S VALLEY ELECTRIC MOTOR DRUG STORE SHOP IN WAGNER Cosrrreriss and Siaiionery 'Mio Hgay I2 Bo55sbHg+2f3I:Ings ay sen e - Reni' a Musical Insrrumeni' BEST VTSHES Complefe Ren+aI Sysrem GOOD Z'-:gg OF '58 GEMINIIS Rurh and Ed Diekmann ACCORNON CENTER VALLEY OF THE MOON AND MUSIC STORE MARKET GLEN ELLEN Web 8-4758 GLEN ELLEN Complimenis XX f If xx:-L Q x X PARSONS Q is LUMBER 81 HARDWARE Congrafulaiions COMPANY ,O BOYES HOT SPRINGS Web 8-2I40 'l'he Senior Class WILSON'S SAW SHOP ,Du -P5-I -:Q LARSON S 5 II. 41 ' ss I Spam Shop for Your I X A'l'hIe'l'ic Needs ssss f-'So L 3 E C I 'I' L'ne of Cf Hun+inc:gmgniIeFisI1ing Gear 1 ' Ph. We 8-2578 BOYES HOT SPRINGS MISSION LUMBER COMPANY Sonoma. California B. L. PEARL and DOMINIC BONAUDI Phone Sonoma 8-3366 and 8-3702 , f l .M 5' 5 ,jg www, R, -,awww imager? -'g x fsgaxsugvk views?-Y nam Q I ffffmflsq-w,..f. ...,,,,,,1 V- , , k A If A ' . ' ' ' A ' K ' H - H-f 4, . 3 , V N, , V f um, f . ,ai wi. , A k - , 2 x. N, .f -V . 'W-X. W. -1 ,Y 1 . ' f ' A ,, S ,QW ' pl: - fp., 'K 4. 4 'H f ' 1 34 ya ,X E, H 1 4, . . f '- - Y f ,,' ' ,' 'V . 'Xf'vr,, - ' , 11 . ' I 1 V f - - I ' A ' Vi Z'5f'Qf'E ?L,'5' , F :S 1, xi. , , .. I . 4, 4 ,. . if A , qw ,g 4- 9, 4 r 2 -W Q. ' v, -,- . 4 1 I M, . r ' . ' -V, M 1 ', h- x , . A ' . ,. .-' 1' ...wk - , Mit rf i 1 f ,, I , , , ' t - -'. My x, , , 3. . , ii -V fl, K .A a- 52. X M K M M if . ,- g 1 5 X V J , , p if V mfr, 2 3 - f .z ' 5 Y 1 t N' Q ' ' Y ' x A , J - f 'ff VL. A-wt, , A' A as x -',,,N . Y ' ' 'a ' 4? ' ,, 2 , , 5 - . ' - g uv , K, S , ,, . I V QI .. , -. L -f 1 , H f Q ' If ' f b A ,f' fn 'f A f,m....N'f ' N . ,N . . A, . X f' N, WM. W A, ' E , X 1 .Q,,: S Q ' -- ..f. - ' gg' 1 Q x S' H 'iii A :., -'.4,. x K f S' 4 - Fl: It N A ,,:: A 2 'L ' 1 -Sf ',, .' Qi ' 5. ' . h W':::LI.-1'::-q E V Q'---f . Vx x.J '---- rt 4. K . is Nfxxlxl Q l 13 ,,,, if NX gg 1 si l 'C I 5 .5 :f f l EL 1 if ,F , , . is -M ' 'ZZ 'ul 'XJ' 7 vu ' sg -' I ure money Ahead! When You Shop a+ +he New, Modern VALLEY MART For Service. Quali+y and Price nn Fresh Meai's-Fish-Poulfry-Frozen Foods-Fruifs-Veggiebles-Beverages an Cusfom Bakery Easf Napa and 5+h S+ree+, Wes'r WE 8-42l9 Ken G I Oct., so L X Q' FRITZ'S GROCERIES Groceries Fresh Vegeiables WE SPECIALIZE IN OUR MEATS WY 6-6728 Glen Ellen Remember SAFETY FIRST f ' an . S 4- -ali' . . A H 6- '-'-. -5,'-- ,555 1- ::,-- -I 1. , lllh. le. an I, .EA-Q7 Wi+h Bes+ Wishes +o Your Good Forfune Sincerely MISSION CHAPEL MORTUARY Funeral Direciors JAMES BISSO-JACK BISSO -Owners- Sonoma California XX'a ' ' -i. Complimenfs of SONOMA READY-MIX We. 8-58l8 LEN WROBEL 5 K . ,, K, , M Congra+ula+ions +o +I-ne Class of '58 RAY'S AUTO WRECKING vi' f:-PM -ISSUE Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of '58 BROADWAY EQUIPMENT 20075 Broadway Sonoma. Calif. JACK HALPENNY JOHN HICKS BROADWAY CAFE Food - Cockfails 536 BROADWAY SONOMA Cusfom Cuffing Wholesale and Refail Km R xx 'Q WJ f 1, 'Y' Congrafulafions FRANK'S fo flue Class BUSY BEE MEATS -QQ For Home Freezers and Lockers H AND M CAMERA S-I-ORE FRANK AND IRENE WE 8-8Ol2 2 Spain Sfreef Sonoma, California WE 8-320l SONOMA. CALIFORNIA ln Sonoma Valley H s VALET CLEANERS C0mP'fmen+S Free Pickup and Delivery of Phone WE 8-2579 720 Wed NBPB Si' 736 Wesf Napa WE 8-4839 Sonoma, Calif. ROLLAND QRONNIEQ HEON Owner-Operafor Complimenfs Compnmems of of fhe A 81 D FARMERS MARKET LOWER BROADWAY BOYES HOT SPRINGS BATH HOUSE -Q . ...Q J. Y .y.,...s..g, A sw if nw Na! Wi , 'Q .1 gm. if f B ' 1 rt :P ' i-if i. ,. -Q M. k ku! A 33' ' ' x Q M 2,- .,,.'p. 'ef .w v ,S .F :I LH -4 M f-wtf- 'VW J m. J... M E ,i.. , . 3. ...E , ..,.. 5 . 5, W .wwf ...Q QL... S hi 1 , 2 ' . 5 .f ur , M 1 k , J . 3 1. s -nv ' 4 .., Q , .V 'Lil T .3 A -kwkkx ' .,...a-L Complimenrs GALLO'S f DE SOTODEMIEIMOUTH STUTZ Service and Par-is PRODUCTS Congra'l'ula+ions Io +I1e Class of '58 Broadway and Chase Sonoma, Calif. gddwdflfl- Qloanwa- Complimenis Complimenis of of FRANK K. SULLIVAN, SONOMA VALLEY D.D.S. CHEESE FACTORY Sonoma California FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS WE 8-5526 CompIimen'l's Complimenfs of of LUNDAHL'S VARIETY HOUSE Your Home Owned 5 8: I0 2 Doors From 'l'I1e Bank of America MANU FACTU RING CO. 22700 BROADWAY SONOMA, CALIFORNIA II' Happens Every Wednesday Nighi' Our Press NighI ' crew of Sonoma Hi sfudenfs prepare bundles of Index-Tribunes for disiribufion 'Iodevery Sogoma Valleydcommunify .d. . Es+abIisI:ed I879-Your grandmoiher read if . . . your maw an pa rea ii . . . an you're rea ing I+. foo. . H, ,' , mu I,,lIlgIllI' i Norihern CaIifornia's Finesi' Weekly IN THE EL PADRE ALSO IN LIFE I+'s PHOTOGRAPHY bv RICHARD O'NEIL f f X --- -f maaqnuxvw 'Mr' .m -sew, wmamubasmf W' CongraIuIa'I'ions 'Io 'Ihe Senior Class SMALL'S FLYING A SERVICE STATION BROADWAY. SONOMA WE 8-2 I 96 MAEKEN'S I9 Cen+ Hamburgers 25 Cen+ Cheeseburgers Have a Good Time ai' Ihe E OTTO BURGMEIER Landon Pools-Equipmen+-Chemicals I - Sales-Service-Mainfenance I Salesroom: I672I Sonoma Highway Sonoma A P.O. Box 627 WY 6-62I3 BOYES 1 . NNW I BOYES HOT SPRINGS CALIFORNIA WHO? Compliment WELL DRILLING of and JACUZZI PUMPS MO RW EAR PAINT STORE I65 WesI' Napa S+. WE 8-80Il Sonoma California Sales and Service WELL DRILLER LARB R E I87I5 Arnold Drive Phone WE 8-2I03 LEROY A. BARR C . ompllmenis CompIeI'e Insurance Service of I26 E. Napa SI. Web 89267, IMPERIAL ROCKGAS co. 669 Donner Ave. 248 Wes+ Napa Sonoma Web 8-4860 wlafiqi 3 ff las 1, o lk V , L -E xl.. .- P' a J J p J r 1' Q. xl L 1 SONOMA VALENTE'S DO-NUT KITCHEN PHARMACY To 'Ihe S+ucIen'Is: We Apprecia+e and Thank You '22 W. Napa S+. Web 8-3266 'For Your Cour+eous Pahonage THE NORDMANNS SONOMA CREDIT BUREAU Complimenh SONOMA COLLECTION SERVICE of DR. R. P. GOBLER VETERINARIAN 335 Wes'r Napa S'rree'r Sonoma CompIimen+s C0mPIIm9nI'5 of of EL VERANO HARDWARE WAI-TER GRUNERT Box I58 EI Verano Complimenrs Congra'I'uIa'I'ions of B 81 L TOM'S SPORT SHOP REFRIGERATION 8: LAUNDROMAT F. F. BUCHBAUER, Propriefor Box 5I8 Boyes Hoi Springs Gun Repairing-Bai+-Tackle Keys Made-Mowers and Saws Sharpened Web 8-2500 Boyes Hoi' Springs T. D. GEISE SONOMA PAINT CENTER Compleie One-SI'op Pain+ Sfore Harmonized Painis and Wallpapers CompiImenI's of 875 WEST NAPA ST. WE 8-2557 D. H. MARIONI, D.V.M. Complimenfs Compnmems of of BOB SINGLETON LivesI'ocIc Dealer Web 8-9954 SONOMA ALBERT MAGGINI MITCHUM, JoNEs AND TEMPLETON STEI N ER'S U PHOLSTERY Drapery Hardware and Shades Canvas Goods I8969 Sonoma Hwy. WE 8-2403 Congrafulafions +o I'I1e SENIOR CLASS af -' ' :fe vs- -'V'g f?'-.1 f-1:11, fe . , '- K. -, f .. ' ' YOUR SONOMA REALTOR SPORTSMEN'S HEADQUARTERS EI Verano. California WILLIAM BASILEU WE 8-2466 6:-I-7:2 I IN will Compleie Home FURNITURE . . CARPETS DRAPERIES . . INTERIORS QL. ' S EBM ' Four Corners.. Sonoma WE 8-5223 OUP I! sn' -'e-1-.4ofv5'rI!3' - ' ' 5, .'i'y' , rv ' DEPENDABLE Dkueolsr SIMMON'S PHARMACY 39 Easf Napa Sfreef Eaf Munn FDB FINE mon ,A I Q EWHEN INTHE 'f af SUSAN'S RESTAURANT Sonoma, California Complimenfs of BROADWAY HARDWARE Across from High School 20095 BROADWAY SONOMA. CALIFORNIA L. L. LEE CLERICI Disfribufor SIGNAL OIL PRODUCTS Phone We 8-20I5 899 Broadway Sonoma, California Com plimenfs of MATADOR 897 Wesf Napa Sfreef BROADWAY MARKET Four Corners SONOMA Sonoma. California COMPLIMENTS Complimems of THOMSEN'S MOBIL SERVICE FOUR CORNERS SONOMA BOYES SPRINGS FOOD CENTER Qs. ww K vis . K VK h I - ,5 x V' HQ T., --, :vu , 5 WQW - ff 'A ' ' f':X 'igi7 '?'1f ff1fL W - ,'11,45Efj M E X. J fm .f fs. N1 w. of ii Er- i, HAROLD'S SHOE STORE - Crosby Square Delmar Flafs Shoes 'for Ivy League Oxford Men and Boys Shoes for Girls I a+ T A FAMILY SHOE STORE SHONE S FOODhMAR bl Sewing Sonoma Valley Choice Meais Fres Vegefa es 5,9 Broadway Sonoma 52I BROADWAY Congra'I'ula'Iions IN SONOMA IT'S 1-0 Hqe Class of I958 Your Rexall Drug SI'ore BROADWAY MILLING COMPANY SONOMA SONOMA FLORIST AND GIFTS . Complimenls 2 of GIUBERGIA a. MAIB III 594 aRoAnwAY soNoMA. CALIFORNIA WE 8-3226 II8 WEST NAPA SONOMA, CALIFORNIA Complimenfs Complimenls of of Jon-IN GILCREST Manager lI0 WEST SPAIN STREET SONOMA . g ,,, Sonoma Branch BANK OF AMERICA 4' 5 F' 4' V-1 15 gf - fi ii Q if Q5 ,ll i fisw gg bw A gif Q - 5 ' fig, iff f .,, Q I Ji 41. 3 ,K 3, 1 W lv - M. 'F 553, f i . f ,Q , ..w 3 if .1 4 W a. 3:3 Q W 1' ,f 5 if 52 , Q 5:13 ii -,,f- -ff. 5 , iii 1 ,. 3 U 4 A N, fi, if . .X Yi s Qs, N- . v 'gifs A' 'Q M g vi . . fvvz AQ f A - v :S-:5 is QS 1 . Congra+ula+ions Io +he Class of I958 BATES AND EVANS FUNERAL DIRECTORS wid!! GOO IDHXFOOD J I . M . III P Aim- I ' ii -, 'IIIIIMW' I I - I X .NNI Ili Wlllll and The Besl' in Since I879 Ice Cream JANE AND GAIL FEHRENSEN 6+ VELLA'S SONOMA MILL 81 LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Mill Worlc DALE FARRELL Sonoma, California Telephone 8-559I BEST OF LUCK Io I'l'1e GRADUATING CLASS MISSION HARDWARE STORE Complimenfs of HOTZ DEPARTMENT STORE Eas+ Napa S'IreeI' SONOMA S 1'3'fqt,Q 9 60,9614 C. E. MacDONALD We 8-3708 I7 E. Napa Sireei' SONOMA. CALIFORNIA mm-1.1m-:gunman 1 wifix, -- wamfsmsemwmwimgux-.wejxmamm X f yoube I 'gdd ED PETERSON, INC. rpfl PLUMBING HEATING h V I . Z aI' I' e a ue 432 Broadwa:ARDXSi:E1Ei1a, California X af S SPROUSE REITZ CO WEST NAPA STREET CongraI'uIa+ions CompIimenI's 1 ' I of Iv lu ghzzzzzxmmn COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF PETALUMA AND SONOMA. INC. U I 1 E 1 .......---..... E EMRYS WILLIAMS Compliments of SONOMA VALLEY INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION HOMER R. BOSSE E. J. ED WOODS L. E. BUD CASTNER JOE BACCAGLIO MARIE DAL POGGETTO FRANK GREENGRASS LEW COLBY R. A. BOB MILLER 21 w num, . Complimenfs of JAMES CATINO SHOE REPAIR GORDON'S Foun+ain and Do-Nui' Shop FOOD CITY MARKET Shop and Save aI FOOD CITY Across From Library Complimenfs of SONOMA PLYWOOD CO CLOVERDALE CALIFORNIA -7 f W. 1mmag x 1 Q 2 -:FV -qv in wr, 1 if 2 i W wk X .A ww-f rgwf K. , A www if lx , 'gl 1. Go get him, Pat! 2. Gee! What a hook. 3. Mr. Shasholin new victim Marino. 4. The lazy one. 5. Too late to save your shoes, 6. Watch that fanny. 7. The Watson's Fred and Joyce. N li Mikita threw a blast. Men only! W ow! Look at legs Riley. How do you like them shorties, Bob? Dig that blondie! Pull hard, girls. Senior picture day. Mike and his hot Ford. 20 months. A good old hay ride. I-'I iw ?X Q 7 ,..-gw 1. Graduating class of 1954, Prestwood. 2. Graduating class of 1954, Saint Francis 3. Chorus group of 1954, Prestwood. 4, Future Sonoma Cops. 5. Graduating class of 1954, Flowery. 6. Graduating class of 1954, Dunbar. 1 n 1 wmanuffar,-awauwmiamnawzm wif f,wf,ww:4,i.:fe+: wwfm-w,e:,Lew:w.N-cf wzfxagw wifwgmfwamm 'D MMM if w 1 J, xv W Rgwfpyllflflyfy W will lilfffirffit 1 l 'W M allllaigfgit fi W Wi MW ali lj: lfmmjy fjpf WW, swf if nv M 6 Once again the El Padre staff wishes to express its appreciation to pho- tographer Richard O'Neil whose gifts of time, energy and skill greatly aided the production of this hookg to Bill Lynch for some fine sports copyg to Mr. DeLong for his guidance and patience during the yearg to Mr. Glaese whose patient derstanding eased and speeded our labors and to our adver- s f ry support. . f ' ix. NJ 4 yy U FQ Qdwpxy 2' . 352 2 'J M is NUM O ,wx , Q QXQJ5 X ful flips-J QQQQ A335 diff! QQ! - fx TXJJJ WA , LJ 4149? -xfxgvl CQJJJJ JJXJ- ,, jx Q X QQJA GYM df, . 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