St Helena High School - Silverado Yearbook (St Helena, CA)

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0 1 Ron s 1 I1 rn NPPUIIII Ron K li su f A 11 xul ll uni I UI! i llllll L IC' ll ll L L mirth nm 11 mn 1-1 1 1 111 ngahelll 1 1 1t1. 1 THE HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 38 We the Class of 38 first assembled durlng the fall semester of 1934 At thxs t1me we elected our class officers and also chose as our advrser, Mr Nemo Debely Our first few days 111 h1gh school were ones 1n wh1ch we f It ent1rely lost However, as we gradually 1ncreased our acquamtances w1th students from other classes we developed 1nto oulte a llvely group and one that has grown to be very act1ve We were formally welcomed to this hxgh school 3mldSt a great deal of lclndness and frlendllness at the Freshman Receptxon whlch was gxven us by the rest of the school A few weeks later we held our first social functlon the Freshman Return Thls affalr was qulte successful and those attendlng had a most enjoyable evenmg A great many freshmen boys went out for the var1ous athletlc teams durmg thelr flrst year and smce then have ga1ned renown ln thelr respectlve sports I mlght also add that we as a class were qulte aCt1V6 m all Student Body affa1rs durmg our Freshman year Our Sophomore year was very quxet We had no soclal functlons of our own, due to our flnanclal status, but we asslsted ch Student Body 1n every possxble way Throughout the entlre year, we gave varxous Student Body entertamments, lnclud 1ng a few dramatlc product1ons, all of whlch were successes 1n ch 1r own l1ttle way We again galned hlgh honors ln athletlcs and had a goodly number of repres ntatxves on every athletlc squad The Class of 38, ln 1ts two years of hugh school llfe, has fulfilled m every posslble way each requlrement aslced of If We all hope to contmue to do as well m our next two years, not only for ourselves, but for the ben Hr of the school as well The entlre class wlshes to thank our advlser, Mr Debely, for all the tlme he has glven us and also for h1s good common sense I-le has been a fine advlser and we all hope that he w1ll contmue h1s good work wxth us LAURIL WOOD page twenty two 'A we-1',vr.-Pc, -, " 'ff ,' - - 1 - -W 1-, rn ' " ' , 1 'I' I 'I BT. Rican. lf. II: rring m . .' , 'Z 1. 11,'l nf, G. l': irns. L. N: 'hlvz '. li. M: 'sh:l1l. II A11 zllvuwf-. G. Giraxlwl, ll. Rv'- inl "i, li. IXIAII' A, Pvnli. T. lllnts, Third Row: P. 'Ti1Im:u'Sl1. L, XV1m1T. J. 1113 Luzxer. S, C'1n'niSh. H, l'x'1m:11JS. D. Stetson. li, Sl1ln1'lifm'1T. G. S1 1 ', H, H1 '11, li. Nag Al. N. Ijtflwly. F ': E. Imilnvr. Rf. 311-1-ivr. M. A11-x:1n1lor. Ii. S1-l 1 ff '. tl. Furl vni. Ii. liuotlx. I-'. lil"-hm. I-I. Gl "i ' A, ll, Xl 'lI'1lQI1. I". 1'1" 'lil 'bl I , . . 9 7 ' . . . . to . . 1, . I . n 'xr A T Q fu o . . S . . Q. . . . . . 0 . , . . . . . - D

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18th of Apr1l and came off 1n hne style The hall tx as art1st1cally decora ed 1n blue and gold the colors of the Class of 36 and proved that we un1ors were qu1te slctlled IH the art of decoratmg The Prom 1tself was qu1t formal mth Mareguards Orchestra of Vallejo furmshxng d1v1ne mus1c Refreshments were s r ed through ut the evenlng and ev ryone had a most dehghtful t1me Throughout our h1gh school careers thus far the present 1un1or class has net er fa1led mn an obl1gat1on to the school has always g1ven Student Body entertamments when called upon and has always cheerfully helped 1n soclal and execut1ve act1v1t1es As a class we were comparatxvely small and so contr1buted but very few athletes to the var1ous athlet1c contests but after all orams are more xmportant than brawn Upon the Semors d parture th1s year we feel quxte conhdent that we w11l be able A SENIORS SECRET OR ALL THAT GLISTERS IS NOT GOLD Th1s annual w1th honeyed phrases Tuumphantly has sung the pra1ses Of our h1gh school s more pleasant phases Suppose we chuclced what we ve been taught And d1dn t say the thlngs we ought But put down what we really thought That we th1nlc Enghsh IS the bunlc MISS Lull s ten polnters have us sunlc And as for chem we ll no doubt flunlc About the dances that were Hops As well as those that were the tops And how the homework never stops Wh1le Monday 15 a day that s hated Three thtrtx Frlday 15 awa1ted And une the twelfth s ant1c1pated But though Ive sounded very peeved I hope that you won t b decelved Ar leavmg T am really gr1eved THE GARRULOUS GRADUATF page me t 0 C , . . a a ,T , . . . . . V V S VV C . D . . a ' V V , . V . V V , . . , . . V , . . , VV . V . V . ' 9 to assume the leadership of the school. RAMONA PALMER. I I 7 Y 7 ' 9 V 2 . , . l 7 , . , . 7 ' a 7 , , . 1 3 , Q' 3? 7 . V . V , V . , V . . V J V , . . V , 7 7 Y , 3 ' T.

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an Ron N c mg. I 1. Second Ron H Ihoma u A I are x x Inc- 4 llrll R051 P KKK t Ill!! l TT!! l 1 I l PU L L JD ourth Ron 1 S ex 4 smith WHOS WHO AND WHATS WHAT IN THE FRESHMAN CLASS Out of the forty two Freshmen IU our class only n1ne have been together srnce lcmdergarten Th se are Dallas Heldberg, L IS Schnelder, Margaret Merc'er Olga Della Magglora, Rena COHIIDI Albert Baldoccln, Harold Smrth, Marshall Sears, and Robert Thorsen They are the n1ne who were the foundatlon of our growmg and promlsnng class By the thrrd year ten new nam s were added to th nrne They were AllCC Eymard Alma Sculattx, Marle MRIIIUZZI, Nellre Salvestrm Charles Varozza, Edward Beroldo Harry lVI1lan1, oe Baranztnl, Kenneth Taplm Paul Englx In the fourth grade only Nlathras Lopht and Lorame K ller yoxned the class By the srxth year Aldo Mlchelh Donald Cha1x, George Rutherford, and ack Proaps made the number r1se to twenty Hve Irene Regello Mona Bouquet, Ardrth Great, Ed MacDonald Leroy Hollts, and Bobby Thomas added then names to the class roll when the Class of 39 was ln the seventh year of grammar school Fae Krdd, who went round and round and round for a wh1le, and hnally came out here, made the seventh stud nt to enter the class rn IES seventh year Only three more came durmg the erghth year Th y were Betty S oclcwell, Nadm Holmes, and Douglas Hobson Frve more students added the1r names to tht class roll brmgmg the number up to forty Those live students were members of the graduatmg class s of the varlous rural schools rn the St Helena Hlgh School DISEFICI They were Lena Brovelh Loure Brovelll, Marre ODonnell, Vrrgrnla Martin, and Bob Gallron Byron Heclcard, and Chester Stoeltmg dxdnt jom the class untll the thxrd quarter of thls y ar On Frrday September 13 1935, the class ofhcers were nommated It was thc first reun1on of the St Helena Grammar School graduatmg class and all the mem page twenty three l , 24-,Q 49 at ."V , A 4 , A W R Q A, f -5- , T I 'Z li. Iii-Vulrlu. I'. Stn-Il' '. L. Hollis. Ii, 'I'lmrsr-rn. If, Miluni. H, llvfr-kztrvl, .X. 1311141411-1-lui. U, Yawlzzix. H, Mc-Dunzxlxl, I'. lin 'F-li. C ' 'Z . " ' S. A, Sf' l:1ti. I. L- " llu. N. Hfrl uf-S, NI. M:-xwif-x'. H, Stlwlivvll. U. ll: BIagg.:in1'z1, Y. Martin. I". Kidd. li. Gzlllit-n, XV. Yf.-ling. IC. Mzlttvf-n. Tl ' 'Z A. Gr 4-r. N, Sul ".'t1'ini. BI. M: tt' IP. Ile-ldIng:'3:. T., lir'wx'e-ll'. I,, Sv! -RIF-r. l.. Kvllrfr. M, I4 111. A. Tiymiuvl. R. V1 tini. L. Iirnvulli. F 'I A, Mir-l ell. BI, Um ws, ll, litxllmf-1't'mwl. K, Tztplin. Il. V111 it. IF. Hobson. J. I'l'-raps. Il. I I . Wo . A. . . Q s. fo Q A V v . . . . . W2 C . . , . . a J ' ' . . ,-, . . . . ,Q . . - h ' 9 J - . , , , . , . ' 7 7 7 ' V B ,D . . V ' ' . e : t ' 3 , . . D . . . e . . . I . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . , . . . . . In I 9 9 '