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

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SILVERADO STAFF 4, ti ix J A .4 I, fgh gf' S li .,-.? t gf-fr George Bukow Barbara Brown Barbara Brown Denny Carr Norma Hamling Nancy Cary . 1 i. ' f H J ,g x R A .- V f ' x., wif' ' . ' 3 5 fly.: M Af 3, , .'i I Q '- 1 ' 'P 35:5 'I J ' ,sgfsfoys 4 vyhfr, b,i,':U' .Q QQ 'Q .-I1-3, if Alfifqskr a'lHll,'G' 4 WY, ' Jim Farris Joan Booker Joanne Haus Roy Raymond Editor-in-Chief Assistantjjditor . Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . . Assistant Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager . Assistant Business Manager . Publicity . . . Publicity Publicity Publicity Art Editor . Art Editor . . . . Photography Editor . . Assistant Photography Editor . Feature Editor . . Assistant Feature Editor . Assistant Feature Editor . Assistant Feature Editor . Girls' Sports Editor . . . Assistant Girls' Sports Editor . Assistant Girls' Sports Editor . Boys' Sports Editor . . . Assistant Boys' Sports Editor . Editor . Assistant Boys' Copy Editor . . . Sports Editor Editor Assistant Copy Assistant Copy . Pat Connolly . Boyd Beitler . . Nancy Cary . Mary Ann Van Ryn . Margaret Tarizzo Louise Mitchell . Betty Britton Sue Talcott . Ed Salvestrin . Marilyn Shurtz . . Denny Carr Norma Jean Hamling . . Jim Farris David Christofferson . . Joan Booker . Maurita Autenrieth . Ray Shurtz . Josie Padilla . Joanne Haus Virginia Salazar . Janet Booker . Roy Raymond . Ed Schulze . Gerry Engeli . George Bukow . Anita Santa Maria . . Jean Rego

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MR. HAROLD P. HILL, District Superintendent A GLIMPSE INTO THE PAST Time, 1901. Place, St. Helena High School. Enrollment 41. Graduates, 16. Teachers, 3. Annual, The Far Dorter. The student editorial entitled Education in St. Helena read: This, a high school paper, would be incomplete without some mention of the great facilities for education, both primary and secondary, which, as a town, we enjoy. To begin at the beginning, the grammar school is one of the best in the State, in the quality of the work, at least. This cannot be said of the school building at present in use, but next term it is hoped that the quality of the building will match that of the work. For several years the graduates of this school have held the highest average in the county. From the grammar school to the high school is but a step. The Union High is the best, for its size, in the State, at least, so its pupils think. We are accredited to the State University in all subjects undertaken, thus eclipsing many larger schools. Any graduate is as well prepared for higher education as possible in any secondary school. . . To those who may read this, and in whose own home no such opportunities are offered, my ad- vice is: 'Consult the railroad time table, see how soon you can reach St. Helena, and immediately pack your trunk and come to this favored spot.' How times have changed! However, pride in our institutions and community has kept St. Helena up- to-date and a spot where we can be proud to live. Top to Bottom: Dr. M. M. Booth, Mr. John Daniel, Jr., Mr. Robert Nicholson, Mr. Harold Thorsen, Mrs. Violet Young. .fbi -

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Front row: Margarvl Tarizzo, Virginia Salazar, Anita Santa Maria, Betty Britton, Joanne Haus Janet Booker, .loan Rvgo, LuuiscMitvl1cll, Juan Bunker, MaurilaAuIvnri1-th. Bach row: Daxid Christnfferson, Gerry Engl-li, Su1'Talm-oil, Donny f':u'r, liarhnra Brown, Ray Shurlz, .lim Farris .lnsiv Padilla, Marilyn Shurtz, Roy Raymond, Norma Hamling, l'at Connolly, Boyd li:-itlor. Silverado Advi ors ,Bmw 'Ni 2 L1-ft to right: Mr. Ann-nrlola, Miss Chutxkull, Mr. Kerr, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Passalacqua y 1