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

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HELENA HIGH SCHOOL ST. HELENA, CALIFORNIA A A' ULWGIVQJ Of f ff UD fl I' O O IU! I I IM I f I M IAQMJUWWV I N ' XXNQX I 6 5 fl' H' K I 'Y' . I A J N ,. E . N V xf '. Y I ADMINISTRATION W ' -.Juxj I I SY II SENIORS ' III CLASSES l 5 A I E35 I I IV QRGANIZATIONSXSII N? Ib QI v ACTIVITIES . I , 'TR : r 'N VI VII JUNIOR HIGH f Iziw VIII ADVERTISEMENTS 5 Y isps? oss? 2 4' 0 , is -sl PHX- X52 ,YL My . 0 r sr Y fm of W 'E ' C, 1 Y fm? sf u . Y -.sexy QS Q, . Y A 7 ex V O wi Y is if ix Zi U ' UN, if THEME OF THIS BOOK IS FEET. 5.2, WQJYWVW AY YOURS GUIDE YOU TO HAPPI- gigs' Ness AND success WHEREVER YOU Wil? ,J J 0-sf MAY OO. ff J NQx -Q . , f- N.... lffxx A G 1 , I ,pta I N VVVV f Xfw I f - 7' A pu A ' X fl ,, '! ,. A L I MM LKL if 57 , C fb,7,jff sk U2 fu fflwa L www, I 1, yfk 71 X Q, ,LJ ski, ybff Llli. Q' I Lt XA' H nh I , 1 jwf wfcad f If-ff f . M, '3 4 rl- I' Q. Q I 'F 10 0 S Q no Q DQ fl' I S wif ,,, K V o X EEN APPRECIATION FOR ALL THE YEARS Q ' I OF HELP THAT THEY HAVE GIVEN us, iq K WE WISH TO DEDICATE THIS EDITION I OF THE SILVERADO TO THE FACULTY 3 7 OF THE ST. HELENA HIGH SCHOOL. . C N C R9 U L , 'Ti-2? V X E 3:25 2 A 'X -5' N , XX X C9-433 R I if ii 'Nun CARR PAT CONNOLLY MARGARET TARIZZO JEAN REGO Art and Photo Editor Business Manager Copy Editor Eclitor's Note: The Silverado of T955 has perhaps a unique theme, and it is only natural that you should wonder why we have chosen feet? Whether we realize it or not, our feet, in one sense, do take us along our chosen path in life. What would the human race be without the power to walk from place to place? 'I l thought I was unlucky l . ff because I had no shoes until I saw a man who , had no feet. ,', MR- KERR I hope you will like our Silverado x Advisor for 1955, for the staff has worked very A hard to give you the best. I wish to ' : thank my associates and all those who X , helpltcl in anY waY to PUbIish our Year- 4 . m book. A-' , Silverado Editor '55 E PAT CONNOLLY 3 11' - - I First row: Marilyn Shurtz, Janey Hammaker, Miss Chutskoff, Denny Carr, Pat Connolly, Jean Rego, Mar- garet Tarizzo, Mrs. Wilson, Norma Brown. Second row: Louise Mitchell, Hap Vasconi, Marion McGill, Norma Hamling, Ruth Schneider, Sue Thomas, Paula Young, Marlene Wagner, Tommy Farris, Jim Rand, Lorlie Hunt. Third row: Bill Hamilton, Doug Keller, Mr. Kerr, Mr. Amendola, Mr. Passalacqua, Del Britton. I 'I' 1 no 5 G Q Q UI ID ID GD CD MR. H. P. HILL l The most important will be twenty year Humans have almos just a matter of cha would be purely CI I like to becomef to 1 be attained Where v DR. MYRON M. BOOTH MR. ROBERT NICHOLSOT WILL YOUR FOOTSTEPS LEAD? t a student can do is to set for himself an ideal or dream of what he w. d power to become what they want to become. The future need not be umans were incapable of thoughts leading to specific actions, the future luck. However, each student possesses power to become what he would ways and direct his Footsteps so that dreams may come true and ideals ootsteps lead? What sort of a person do you want to be 20 years from now? ,await us., M, W? , ,, MRS. VIOLET YOUNG MRS. VIRGINIA HARRISON MR. JOHN DANIEL s.,,,M. I I damfygf my ,?97Sls?1 , W5 mt if f dw.,-,tZ...fs..s.,,Q, q U, WI-4--C if MISS MARIETTA VOORHEES English, Public Speaking, Drama, Co-ordi- nator of instruction in English and Social Stulies, Director of Stage Productions, Bul- letin Boards and Display Case, Textbook Librarian, Supervisor Student Speakers. MR. NEMO DEBELY Vice-principal, Algebra, Physics, Geome- try, Co-ordinator of Instruction in Mathe- matics and Science, Advisor Lighting and Sound Effects, Director of Graduation. MR. RALPH INGOLS Worlil History, Current History, American Life and Government, Boys' P. E., Director of Physical Education, Advisor Sophomore Class, Coach B Basketball, Tennis, Baseball MR. DUNCAN FISHER Vocational Agriculture, Advisor Junior Class, Advisor F. F. A., Supervisor Ticket Sales and Collections. MR. WALTER WATTENBURGER Shop, Boys' P. E., Advisor Student Body Athletic Committee, Coach Football, Av Basketball, Track, Block S Advisor. MR. ANTHONY TEN BROECK Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics, Direc- tor of Junior High, Safety Director, First Aid Supervisor. MISS DORA CHUTSKOFF Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Training, Faculty Treasurer, Advisor Jun- ior Class, Advisor Student Body Finance, lllimeograph and Ditto Work. MR. ROBERT LEE Instrumental and Vocal Music, Music Di- rector, Assistant Advisor Student Body Rallies and Assemblies. MR. ROBERT PASSALACQUA English, Language Arts, Library, Advisor Senior Class, Advisor C.S.F. and Honor Roll, Advisor Yearbook Editing, Librarian. MR. ARTHUR CARR Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Health, Advisor Seventh Grade, Audio- Visual Aids Co-ordinator. MR. VINCENT AMENDOLA General Science, Biology, Photography, Advisor Photographic Work, Advisor Stu- dent Body Executive Committee and Stu- dent Activities, Student Body Store. MRS. ALMA BENTLEY Language Arts, Orientation, Social Studies, Advisor Seventh Grade, Girls, Counsellor, Junior and Senior High, Junior Red Cross. MR. CLIFFORD MCCLAIN Orientation, Mathematics, Boys, P. E., Assistant Coach Football, Coach Baseball, Junior High Sports. MRS. AVA WILSON Art, Language Arts, Mathematics, Advisor Eighth Grade, Advisor Yearbook Art. MR. JOHN KERR Social Studies, U. S. History, Driver Train- ing, Yearbook Advisor and Co-ordinator, SaintI' Advisor, Advisor Freshman Class. MISS CAROL BRENTNER Homemaking, Advisor Sophomore Class, Girls' Lounge Supervision, Advisor Student Body Social Committee. ,a-1.vvsc,, 14,7 mfadn Z an Mew, Girls' P, li, Hculth Educa- Imngiaagc Arts, Social Stu- 1 French, World His- iioh amd Home-nursing, Ad- dics, Advisor Eighth Grade. tory, Advisor Freshman visor Sonior Class, Advisor Class. Girls' League. 'X my-f R1 W3 'X 6- as www z., V ' Y4,,.,,.,,.. m ff I 5,5 ?p m9 .ggnnmxx - Mrs. Conrey, Mrs. Toben -glil' 11 l 'Zl ---M-..-.-. 'Nu-6,-,. ,..Q,,,w Mr. Michel, Mr. Pogendcxrm, Mrs. Pogendorm, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Lucas and Mr. Von Pelt ,,......., Mr. Shimel, Mr. Finch, Mr. Vulccni 0 'h 'h O CD 00 -r Q 'h 'h 'K is 4 CD T UD h C UI 'I' O D. D 3 fb -1 rw 5 Q MRS. LIATI- A scholar, teacher, friend, to us each day, Claudine Liati has passed to eternal rest. She taught to us the joys of work and play, But for her kindly heart we loved her best. MR. COATES- A man, a coach, a teacher kind and fair, Our Kenneth Coates untimely Death did call. He planned and taught his lessons with great care. And with his wit he entertained us all. V in '.. 1 v 3- .-s .J X l il ,, v,,. , EVN lLlMV 5 O ,is-W An MRS JAMIESON 1 -' FALL SENIOR OFFICERS PRESIDENT SECRETARY Joe Calizzo Donna Bray VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Jere Jones Pat Connolly lnot picturedl When the Class of '55 entered St. Helena High School four years ago as freshmen, they were shy and perhaps a little frightened, but with the help of their advisors, Miss Crary and Mr. Passalacqua, they soon felt very much at home. As part of getting acquainted, the girls were initiated into the G. A. A.: and even though they had to wear weird costumes, they enioyed every minute of it. One of their first social events was the Freshmen Return, which was very successful. In their sophomore year, the Class of '55 had a new class advisor who took Miss Crary's place. She was Mrs. Claudine Liati, who for two years was a great help in planning class activities. Her untimely death at the end of the iunior year was a great loss which was felt deeply by every member of the class. The Junior Dinner Dance was an occasion which the Class of '55 will al- ways remember, but the best event of that same year was the Senior Ball. The iuniors worked hard and made clever decorations for the theme Stairway to the Stars. This year Mrs. Jamieson, who was appointed to succeed Mrs. Liati, and ff MR. PASSALACQ UA SPRING SENIOR OFFICERS 1. PRESIDENT SECRETARY Ronnie Nickel Helene Young VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Marlene Wagner Rudy Yudnich Mr. Passalacqua helped extensively in the busiest year of the high school career of the Class of '55. They helped in planning the Senior Dinner, which was held on May 28, and in organizing the Senior Breakfast on the day of graduation. The Senior Sneak took place on May 9, at the Marin Town and Country Club. Although everyone came back with a bad sunburn, all had fun. Dancing in the Dark was chosen as the theme for the Junior Prom, which featured the music of Dick Peters and his orchestra. ln return the iunior class gave the Seniors a grand send-off with a very nice Senior Ball. We all remember the last day of school as one of the happiest and yet one of the saddest days that we have ever known. It was difficult to say good-bye to our friends, classmates, and teachers, and to the St. Helena High School, where we spent so many happy days. There is no way for us to show the gratitude and appreciation we feel to- ward Mr. Passalacqua, Miss Crary, Mrs. Liate, Mrs. Jamieson, and all the other teachers who have helped us so much. All we can say is Thank you, we shall do our best to justify the faith you have had in us. CII 10 1 Ch TREVA BARBER THOMAS BOSTROM DONNA BRAY Major: Art Major: HiStO1'Y, M3th'SCi9nCe Major: History, Speech Arts G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Track-2, 37 4 Class secretary-1, 4 Glee Club-1, 2 Basketball-3, 4 G. A,A.-l, 2, 3, 4 Art Club-2 Football-4 Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4 V MARY JANE BRITTON WILLIAM BULOTTI JOE CALLIZO I Major: History, Math-Science Major: Spanish Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, 4 Football-4 C-S-F--4 Block Sl,-4 Class Secretary-1 Ski C1ub,2Y 3, 4 Class Vice-President-2, 3 Honor R011-4 Student Body Officer-4 Glee Club-1 G. A. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club-3, 4 Tennis Club-2, 3, 4 Drama-4 Major: Math-Science, Histor C. S. F.-1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, 4 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Class President-1, 4 Basketballw-3 X 7. .,.... ,..1.,n.x..... PEGGY CAVNESS PAT CONNOLLY Majgrg Shop Major: Hornemaking Major: Math-Science Student Body Vice-President-3 Assistant Yell Leader-3 Class Vice-President-2 Blogk S -1, 2, 3, 4 if ' M' G. A. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Class President-2 Football-3, 4 G. A. A. Song Leader-4 Class Treasurer-3, 4 Ba5ketb311-1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-2, 4 Ski Club-2, 3, 4 Baseball-3, 4 Ski Club-4 G. A, A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis Club-2, 3, 4 Tennis Club Officer-2 Silverado Staff-3, 4 Girls' State-3 JOEL EDINGTON MARTHA FERRERO DAN FISHER I Major: Agriculture Major: French Major: History, Shop F. F,A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Transfer-4 Honor Roll-4 C. S. F.-1, 2, 3 Class President-3 G. A.A.-4 Block USU-2, 3, 4 Red Cross--4 Ski Club-3, 4 Football-2, 3, 4 Basketball-2 Track-2, 3, 4 Oli -. 1 Vi ID 'I U5 J. GABLE ANITA GHIRINGHELLI J, C, HUGGINS Major: History Major: History Major: Woodshop Transfer-3 G. A. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Block S -1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club President-4 Glee Club-2 Trackgly 2, 3, 4 Ski Club-3, 4 Student Body Vice-President-4 Trackf3 JERE JONES JAMES KINYCN GORDON LADUKE Major: Agriculture, Woodshop Major: Vocational Agriculture Majorg Math-Scigncgy Class President-2 Transfer-l, 4 Agriculture Class Vice-President-3, 4 F. F. A.g2, 4 Class President-2 F, F,A, OHiQQr..1, 2, 3, 4 Track-2, 4 Student Body President-4 F. F. A.-al, 2, 3, 4 C. S. F.-1, 2, 3, 4 Blogk S m3 Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, 4 Football-3, 4 F. F. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Track-4 Ski Club-3, 4 Ski Club-2, 3, 4 Boys' State-3 MEASLES PAUL MENSCH DICK MILAT Major: Commercial, Major: Mechanical Drawing Major: Math-Science Homemaking Block Sn-2, 3, 4 Honor Rollw-4 G. A. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Footbal143, 4 Football-4 Glee Club-2 Track-2, 3, 4 Ski Clubi4 r W v Al MONT'ANO RON NICKEL ' JOSIE PADILLA Major: History Major: Science, Math Major: Homemaking Transfer-4 Transfer-3 Class Treasurer-1 P-OOtbaHwd4 Block SW-3, 4 Class President-3 Ski 'Club-3, 4 G. A. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 FOOtb2lll-3, 4 GIQQ Club-2, 4 Track-3, 4 Ski Club-3, 4 Drama-4 Class President-4 Ch 2' 1 Ch ID -0 1 ID I I I I j I j ELDEN PARCHIM ALICE PEREZ STANLEY POTTER Major: Band, Spanish Major: Homemaking, History Major: Vocational Agriculture C, s. F.-1, 4 G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. omcer-2, 3, 4 Honor R011-1, 3, 4 C1166 Club-2 F.F.A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Band-l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-3 Red Cross-4 Track-3, 4 JIM RAND VIRGINIA SALAZAR MARILYN SHURTZ Major: Shop Major: Commercial Major: Homemaking, Football-3 G. A. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 COMM-rCia1 Tennis-1, 2 Tennis Club-2 Class President--1 Drama-4 Ski Club-3, 4 G- A- A--1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis Club-2 Ski Club-3, 4 T O l,AARGARfT TARIZZO DAN THOMAS DON THOMAS Major: Commercial Major: History Major: Band, History gtujoot Body Secretary-4 Honor Roll-4 Honor Roll-4 Class Secretary-2 C. S. F.-4 C. S. F.-4 Class Treasurer-3 DYHYHH-4 I-and-1, Zi 31 4 Lvonor Roll-1, 2, 3, 4 Hand Student Director-4 G.A.A-1, 2, 3, 4 Ski 'Club-3, 4 Glce Club-3 MARLENE WAGNER JOE WARNOCK DEE ANN WATTENBURGER Major: Spanish Major: Vocational Agriculture Majorg Math-Science Class Secretary-2 F. F.A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary-3 Class Vice President-3, 4 Student Body Vice-President-4 Honor Roll-1, 2, 3, 4 Student Body President-4 G. A. A. President-4 Honor Roll-1, 3, 4 G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club--3 G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Red Cross---3 Ski Club-3, 4 M A' W 7,5 N '1 ' 4 '....,. gf W L . , , W HELENE YOUNG Major: History Projectors Organization-1, 2, 3, 4 Glow Club-2 Bzmdfl, 2 Class Sec1'etary--4 5:4 -' , ., , M ig: '71 gm WM f r m 1 2, 'S - f V fftiif i z J 5 PCXQLA YQUNG RZEDY YUDNECH Major: Commercial Minor: Wfwdshop, Azricullur Honor R01152, 3, 4 Tfl1USf91'-'2 Class Secretary-1, 3 F-FAA--2, 3, 4 Ltudmt Body Treasurer-4 E1fgCkA Sgf?3, 4 3 N - . . . TCSI- Egii'213J4SV 3, 4 4 i'IlDLb1Hf-1 Track-f-3 Class TI'6.1SUl'EI'-4 ful' ,,.., ,v X'-f,.,Q ' N-fffw - ' 'A vm' ... www Er, Y' Q , , ,. 1 2,, Q ..,....V.,A 1 . , , .,-myw,-4 .ME Yi L 'mf xv . -sw nf J ffm w..,,.ff , ms- Q4 X N Q 'f if . f f 510 QW' ' f 1523.29 , I A j , jg Q1 f fiwvn ' E .Nz 4 Flight 21 now leaving at Gate 5 for Cali- fornia - Idaho - Nebraska - New York - Ten- nessee and Florida! Two of the top reporters in the nation, Ron Nickel and Donna Bray, will be on this plane. They are on their way to Florida to cover the annual Senior Reunion of the class of '55. Stepping off the plane, the reporters are greeted by Elden Parchim and his orchestra, which has iust arrived from its world-famous tour. The reporters are then welcomed by the senator of Florida, Danny Thomas. As a pastime, Danny took up dramatics and is famous for his portrayal of Abraham Lincoln. As they ride along, the reporters notice the beautiful billboards which are designed by the famous advertiser, Pat Connolly, and when they 'Finally arrive at the Cypress Gardens, we begin to show them the successes that the members of the class of '55 have achieved since their high school years. First, we see Miss Hetty Sage, who was known as Frieda Jo Measles in her school days. She owns twelve very elaborate Riverview hotels throughout the states. Under the shade of a cy- press tree, we find Virginia Salazar reading her latest best-seller, Gone With the Breeze. Peggy Cavness, as you might have guessed, is now mar- ried. Peggy wanted to bring her children, but they couldn't all fit in their station wagon, so she had to leave them home with her husband. Over to our right, we notice a little patch of smog, and in it are Mary Jane Britton and J. Gable, still arguing. What about? Well, J. hap- pened to foul up the wires in every room of Mary Jane's beautiful mansion, built for her by her wealthy husband. Of course, it really doesn't matter because she has mansions in every other state. We pass Dee Ann Wattenburger, who is walking by with her French Poodle Pierre, which was a gift to her from the French Count and Countess Bu Bu. Dee Ann plans parties so well that she has become very popular among party-going celebrities. Here comes one of those celebrities now, the great movie producer, Helene Young. She is making a movie of our reunion. Up the path is Marilyn Shurtz, the inventer of the Freck-Mo Cream, which removes freckles and moles. She has her laboratory on Hollywood and Vine. Anita Ghiringhelli, who has become a very successful dog specialist, has produced a new senior type of breed, the C informed that Alice P will be late to the reu cerning Mr. Passalacc who is still popping though, he is known c Here is J. C. Huggins at the summer camps has to do. The next Madison Square Gard ing him one hundred What is this we I' Yep, it's Gordon Lad famous for his new I He turned Meyers Ch extends from here to a drag with Johnny C racer. Johnny has g Gordie. The Chevy in Johnny's latest design price. They are also f you can't drive 'em, 5 We hear a whist tance, and right awa Josie Padilla. Yes, sl' work on the famous o favorite married coup have iust arrived. The first couple in our c could be a greater ho wearing his ten gallc He owns a big ranch seen driving his Cadi has his Chevy, but casions only. Jere Jane Montana. For a pasti howto ski and right nc special, the dip and Danny Fisher has tive duty in the Navy. the Navy so well that Margaret Tarizza Powder Puff Club w Saturday night. She g parties she gave at ht games such as This Rich, etc. Bill Bulotti now stores, and Tom Bostl The two of them are petition to Gordon an his errands. This really he reporters are now is a lawyer, se of a case con- mmy Rand, Esq., has made good, d Groucho Marx. bout his training he road work he is schedule is at ss of '55 is back- down the road? Gordie, who is pes. What a rap! a car-lot which Gordie is having -e famed hard-top partnership with -wroom is one of at a tremendous I their slogan, lf r out in the dis- w who it is. lt's got her wish to Slimerline. Our nd Paula Mensch, nous for being the -e married. What see Rudy Yudnich id cowboy outfit. ana and is often ertible. Rudy still it for special oc- fns a big ranch in eaches Mr. lngols wing him his Jones een called for ac- admiral. He likes 'made it his career. ently opened the has a party every perience from the also invents new Strife, Knock lt chain of grocery ers the groceries. .nite a bit of com- '. Bill has Tom do 1 the use of a car. Hi Ho Jim Kinyon! Jim, who is known as the Lone Stranger, comes trotting by on his horse looking very happy, probably because he iust finished a movie, The Life of Jim Kinyon. We must turn the radio to station URAQT, where Al Montano is singing the song Panada that made him famous. Treva Barber, the world famous clothes de- signer, has taken over Dior's position. The fashion for the summer is Burmuda shorts and midriffs. ln the winter, the fashion is Long Johns. Now we meet Sgt. Joe Warnock, who is sta- tioned at Fort Ord. Every year he comes to SHHS to pep up the seniors and encourage them to en- list. Marlene Wagner is working at the St. Helena Sanitarium. She puts people on diets or stuffs them with goodies if they are skinny. Marlene is a dietition and surely knows her business. Mar- tha Ferrero is training at Oakland hospital. As soon as she finishes training, she will get a per- manent iob caring for Mrs. Jamieson's second period iudo class. Donny Thomas iust flew in from Washing- ton, D. C. He is a prospering young lawyer whose principal task is that of writing speeches for Senator Joseph McCarthy. Dick Milat, now one of the greatest artists of his time, is working on a device to help him get his homework in on time. He is still trying to get through Senior English. Joel Edington is taller now-five feet, eight inches, to be exact. He in- vented a formula for growing. lt stretches your molecules Cl hope you know what a molecule isl. Next he should invent something to shrink peo- ple. Many would appreciate that also. Stanley Potter is still living in Pope Valley but is doing iust as well as the rest of the class. He is manager of the famous Pope Valley Rodeo. There is such a crowd at the rodeos that Pope Valley is too small to hold all the people who at- tend. Joe Callizo, a professor at Santa Clara, owns a line of motels at Pope Valley. Between Stanley and Joe, Pope Valley is really iumping. The class of '55 has been very successful, and it is hoped that the reporters will realize that it is due to the training they received at SHHS. There is a bell ringing and everyone seems to be running someplace. The seniors are finally getting together and everyone looks very happy to see one another. The theme song The High and the Mighty was sung to end this happy reunion of the class of '55. NAME Treva Barber Donna Bray Mary Jane Britton Thomas Bostrom William Bulotti Joe Callizo John Casares Patricia Connolly Joel Edington Martha Ferrero Daniel Fisher J. Gable Anita Ghiringhelli J. C. Huggins Jere Jones James Kinyon Gordon Laduke Frieda Measles Margaret Cavness Richard Milat Ronald Nickel Al Montano Paul Mensch Josephine Padilla Elden Parchim Alice Perez Stanley Potter Marilyn Shurtz Virginia Salazar Margaret Tarizzo Jim Rand Daniel Thomas Donald Thomas Marlene Wagner Joseph Warnock Dee Ann Wattenburger Paula Young Helene Young Rudy Yudnich IS CALLED Treva Donna Snookie Tom Willie Joe Johnny Pat Joel Martha Fisher Jagable Anita J Jonesy Jim Gordie Jo Peggy Dick Ronnie Al Paul Josie Elden Alice Stan Marilyn Virgie Marg Ratt Danny Donny Babe Joe Dee Dee Paula Helene Rudy Sell HAS a darling little girl acting ability a cute smile a white school sweater a good nature ambition a Pontiac a sweet personality a quiet disposition charm a good physique a student body office a collie a white Chevrolet a '54 Buick a iob cars height athletic ability a friend named Peter acting talent singing ability wavy hair fun talent many brothers and sisters to milk cows twin brothers short hair height nice clothes a twin brother a twin brother big brown eyes a cute girl friend office of student body president good business sense red hair a deer Ol' WE NOTICE her accent her sophistication her pep his spirit his smile his grades his smile her daintiness his shortness her blue eyes his height his ability to cook her thoughtfulness his build his ways his quietness his grades her attitude her figure his jokes his speaking ability his voice his ways her laughing his height her originality his driving her poise her athletic ability her poise his clothes his hopped-up car his girlfriend her tiny waist his impulses her black hair her cute nose her art ability his way with teachers I' 0 NESS ng in class atness classes classes ess ltu re boys ne etry sion 9 s g skiing ute boys wing spells -avare ng in class ng people Beth ys absent py cars people pantomimes oys Qfvphy in plays bliccln party ing homework? T ticklish long hair des cop SONG My Blue Heaven No Other Love Sleepy Time Gal llohll ll Little Brown J ug Bimbo Smile Ain't She Sweet Little Things Mean a Lot SincereIy Little Girl Shake, Rattle and Roll Typewriter Song Muskrat Ramble Dim, Dim the Lights High Noon Teach Me Tonight My Lean Baby Bell Bottom Blues The Quiet Man Five Minutes More Granada A Hunting We Will Go Make Yourself Comfortable High Society Ko-Ko-Mo Slowpoke ll ll ll ll ll II Brown Eyes Candy Lips Mr, Sandman l Apologize Tweedle Dee Love Walked ln ll Danny Boy llJoeYlI Tenderly ll You, You, You Woman's World ll Don't Fence Me ln DESTINY grandmother General's wife sociologist out-door work grocery man college grease monkey marriage cou nselor junior college nurse Navy Navy secretary Olympic star rancher rancher college secretary housewife Navy college coach rancher social worker band leader Napa JC farming interior decorator secretary secretary ditch digger Good man's floorwal ker Governor of California she wished she knew ranch work college secretary proiectionist rancher CAUSE OF DEATH six more kids Marine bases tardy excuses vocabulary quizzes the only boy in book- keeping no diploma his Pontiac not graduating tall basketball players essay tests a certain tiny senior sea sickness Helene no iob going steady no iob no gas a short boss no letters from Bob no water no ex'cuse laryngitis no shells quiet people stuck valves loud people old cars Josie Taylor's short boys homework girls! I Marion a particular tall senior boy teachers getting ready on time Paul her nickname a boss Ut 'I CD senior wills I,Treva Barber, will all the help and encouragement I received to any person who wishes to come I: and finish school. I, Thomas Bostrom, will my ability to win the 660 to Paul Padilla. I, Donna Bray, will my luck of getting to be a senior to my brother, Bud. I, Mary Jane Britton, will my daily dash to the cafeteria to anyone who enioys gulping his foocl. I, Bill Bulotti, will my Irish ancestry to Mr. Passalacqua. l,Joe Callizo, will my ability to whisper quietly to the students taking study halls from Mr. Passalacqua: l,Johnny Casares, will my ability to drive to the Driver Education teacher, Mr. Kerr. I, Peggy Cavness, will my two gym periods to Joan Bartolucci. I, Pat Connolly, will all my gratitude to the teachers of St. Helena High School to anyone who doesn't preciate them. I, Joel Edington, will my book locker to my brother, Larry Edington. I, Martha Ferrero, will my St. Helena High School teachers to my brother, Paul. I, Danny Fisher, will my ability to keep in training and to get along with Mr. Wattenburger to Bill Hamil I,J. Gable, will my knowledge of geometry to Arlene Cox. I, Anita Ghiringhelli, will my typewriter to Mr. lngol's next secretary. I, J. C. Huggins, will my ability to sing to Roland Vieira. I, Jere Jones, will my car and my ability to drive to Joan Bartolucci. l,Jim Kinyon, will my truck to whoever can find an easier way to get out of it. I, Gordon Laduke, being sound of body and weak of mind, will my ghastly green '34 Chevrolet Cori to Louise Mitchell. I, Frieda Measles, will my ability to carry a tune to Roland Vieira. I, Paul Mensch, will my knowledge of girls to Pete Talcott. I, Dick Milat, will all my iokes to Pete Talcott. I, Al Montano, will my pink cords and sweater to Mr. AmendoIa's pink bow tie. I, Ronnie Nickel, being of fanciful mind and weak heart, will my pipe and empty can of tobaccu Pete Talcott. I,Josie Padilla, will my water fights to Marion McGill and to Norma Brown and my gym suit to Jamieson, if she will wear it backwards. I, Alice Perez, will my quiet laugh to Lorelie Hunt. I, Stanley Potter, will all of my ability to get along with Miss Voorhees to Pat Warnock. I, Elden Parchim, will my trumpet to Liberace. I, Jim Rand, will my ability to get along with Mr. Wattenburger to my brother, Charles. I, Virginia Salazar, will myself to anyone who is tall, wears glasses, smokes a pipe, and is around 2 I, Marilyn Shurtz, will my ability to get along with Mr. Passalacqua to who ever needs it. I, Margaret Tarizzo, will my ability to eat fried chicken at the North Bay League Conference to Denny C I, Danny Thomas, will my ability to keep my mouth shut when expedient and advantageous, to all i viduals with big mouths. I, Donny Thomas, will my incomparably astounding ability in all categories of education to any indivil capable of assuming and employing expertly the immense knowledge and sagacity existing then I, Marlene Wagner, will my oftice of G. A. A. President and the right to initiate the freshman to My I Sister, Gerry Sears. l,Joe Warnock, will my free period and cutting techniques to Pat. I, Dee Ann Wattenburger, will everything I learned and most of all, the fun I had at S. H. H. 5. to any lucky enough to know the nice kids I know. I, Helene Young, will my red hair and my proiectionist abilities to Mary Carol Klarner. I, Paula Young, will my iob as Student Body Treasurer to Vera Trinchero. I, Rudy Yudnich, will my speed for running the mil e to Ed Bowers and Paul Padilla. farewell to seniors As four years of high school come to a close, you must say goodby to the school and to your friends and teachers. There is always sadness in parting, but there is also the promise of new and thrilling friendships and experiences in the future. Your choice of marriage, a career, or college will bring with it failures as well as successes. We have no doubt in our minds that your failures will be few and your successes many, and in bidding farewell to you, the seniors of 1955, may we wish you luck and success in everything you do. senior farewell We, the Class cf 1955, must now say goodbye to St. Helena High School, to our teachers, and to our classmates. lt hardly seems possible that we are about to leave the school that was a part of us for four wonderful years. The time has gone by so quickly. We are now about to enter into a different life. Our high school days are gone forever. Some of us will be going on to college, or w:rf:i:1g at various iobs, and still others will be getting married and raising families. Whatever we choose to do with our lives, what we have learned in high school will be our guiding light. We are deeply grateful to all the teachers who have patiently taught us. They are the ones who made us what we are. Now with great difficulty we must say goodbye, and we hope that the Class of 1955 will be remembered in the years to come. DONNA BRAY ss UI I1 '1 1 fu-125213 ms 51 i ww 554 Mi! Pl 5. F 2 E 3 as A, Eg 'iwvi' r A .25 fl ff Uv W M ' Wilma. f 932' U --' ,gg K V ,.,, , fi CD Ch 'I UD 2 , ,. . .1 MISS CHUTSKOFF Nancy Jones, vice-president, Janet Bradley, treasurer, Doug Keller, president, Louise Mitchell, secretary. sprii1g . A I MR. FISHER Kathleen Conrey, vice-president, Marion McGill, presic Tom Young, boys' vice-president, Norma Hamling, se tary, Nancy Jones, treasurer. iunior activities At the beginning of the year, the iuniors received their long-awaited class rings. They were especially anxious to show them off, as they had ordered them the previous year. The iuniors, realizing that the responsibility of giving the Senior Ball lay with them, set out to enlarge their treasury. To achieve this goal, the class sponsored a food sale and a cake sale. In an attempt to do something different, the iuniors sold memory books and had a lemonade and sandwich sale. l.okoya Lodge, outside of Napa, was the beautiful setting unanimously chosen for the Junior Dinner Dance. The classmates met at the school, and from there they proceeded to Lokoya in a car caravan. A delicious dinner was enioyed in a dining room overlooking Napa Valley, and later, dancing brought the evening to a wonderful climax. The iuniors greatly appreciated the Junior Prom given in their honor by the senior class. This event will long be remembered. TJ show their appreciation, the iuniors gave a beautiful Senior Ball on the night of graduation. The schedule of social events was brought to a close by a class picnic at Vichy Springs. Steve Aragon Donna Bellani Ethel Beyer Janet Booker Ed Bowers Janet Bradley Malcolm Bray Denny Carr Lyman Cochran Pat Clark David Christoffersen Kathleen Conrey Cathryn Crowley Ida Mae Daniels Alice Densburger Richard Duarte Tevis Edington Norma Jean Hamling Lou Ella Herrod Donald Hudson if A:.V P 1 O y ., . as - lla W 'I ID Carolyn Jones Nancy Jones Tom Jones Doug Keller Gail Kirkpatrick Donald Koeppen Jackie Lee Myrna March Larry Marti Louise Mitchell Warren McFall Marion McGill Bob Pestoni Pat Postel Charlie Rand Jean Rego Ellen Sawyer Iris Santi Joan Reichard Margaret Schmidt Ruth Schneider Mona Schulze David Snyder Ron Smith George Sfeinauer Bob Swartley Pete Talcotf Lenore Thompson Vera Trinchero Tom Young Roland Vieira Isabel Vilar 'UK yas' I '1 CD 7 I f ff ,AJ ZZ? MISS BRENTNER fr ' gig? , 7Z,Z2!CZQj Elgie Neil, secretary, David Cox, president, Del Britton, vice-president, Gayle Young treasurer. Norma Brown, vice-president, Tom Farris, president, Jane Hammaker, secretary, Siena Mondavi, treasurer, Cnot shownl. J s MR. INGOLS s p r i n g sophomore activities The Sophomore Class began the school year with many activities in mind. Making plans for an extensive sight-seeing tour of Grand Canyon, Yel- Iowstone National Park, and other places of in- terest was their main obiective for the year. The class has planned to make this trip during the Easter vacation of 1956. A candy sale, a scrap- metal drive, and concessions at various games were among the ways the class earned money to 'finance the trip. The number one social event of the year for the sophomores was the Sophomore Hop. Spring- time in Venice was cleverly carried out as the theme of this dance. Another of the high points of the year was the selecting of class rings. Each sophomore class looks forward to picking out their class rings, as it marks the half-way point of their high school careers. To climax a very successful year, the class enjoyed a fun-packed picnic which included swim- ming, tennis, and other activities. .loan Bartolucci Evelyn Bellani Bob Bianchi Jack Bianco Evelyn Biter Del Britton Norma Brown Robert Collins Ray Calhoun Arlene Cox David Cox Tom Farris Elaine Fisher Beverly Foss Bill Hamilton Jane Hammaker Nadine Hardin Donald Haus Alice Hodge Rowena Hodge . ..,M.,, -W , I gs, X .E F I ii.. x Q . , if rf' ii 1 Ft 'dis use vi, r Kay Gordon Mary Geiger Margaret Hinch Mike Klarner Mike Jones Barbara Jones Jack Herrod Lorelie Hunt Janet lngols Pat Mallory Carmen Marcus Rosalie Martinelli Darlene Moore Siena Mondavi Becky Monfano Virginia Myers Betty McDaniel Elgie Neil Betty Pavon Robert Penoli Ruby Penoli Ralph Perez Penny Price Ruth Potter Marilyn Slavens Marianna Snyder Sue Thomas Sandra Valentine Hap Vasconi Margaret Vieira Margaret Venable Gayle Young Donna Younggreen sf if! ,ite I , , Q E ii- 5 ,.. rw bv- Q ef 51:50-iw fx it -' fx a R y V. Q HZP - 9 X up 'SFI-H l . i R M M ,z 23.2 , i - f Sf0 ggj L F! fal X DQ MR. KERR Advisor President, Mary Torres, Vice-president, David Klarner, Secretary-Treasurer, Terese Mischkot MR. STONE Advisor s p r i n g President, Lloyd Tanaka, Vice-president, Jerry Wawakg Secretary, Gerry Sears, Treasurer, Hildi Wood. freshman activities Taking the first step into their high school career, the freshmen girls were initiated by the G. A. A. The required dress for this occasion was tight skirts and sweaters, high-heels, and bobby- soxs. Meeting in town, the girls were escorted by their big sisters to the school where an evening of fun was enjoyed by all. The traditional Freshman Reception was given by the Student Body to welcome the newcomers. This dance was the beginning of high school social life for the freshmen. Among the activities for the year were selling refreshments at several games and a class trip to San Francisco on March 28, 1955. A class picnic held at Paradise Park marked the end of a good beginning. arnes Aguirre onald Baker onald Blair uliann Caiocca arla Costcxntini oanne Dalton arie Dethlefson dele Crowley Roy Densburger Robin Daniel .James Davis E . -932 F i if -e -V ,. ,fn 1. 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' W.- -H N-mmm., at 10 :rp sf DQ ' ' . . i :qHl1 4.' r ,,,. 1 1 my A I - .E A , s 1 iv 3-H-L JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ' -U:-r FRESHMEN ew WWE A.. .,. .-::,e,'3s . '-,-,..,,:,:, fm +1 . ..,,.... Q ,, ...,. ..... . A. 2 M, ,Q Q -.im U5 II' fl' G '1 GD FALL PRESIDENT Go: don Loduke ,gm . SPRING PRESIDENT Dee Ann Wottenburger ESI! FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PRESIDENT Gordon Lclduke GIRLS' VICE-PRESIDENT Dee Ann Wottenburger BOYS' VICE-PRESIDENT Denny Corr SECRETARY Morgoret Torizzo TREASURER Paulo Young YELL LEADER Lenore Thompson SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dee Ann Woffenburger GIRLS' VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Jone Britton BOYS' VICE-PRESIDENT J. Goble SECRETARY Donna BeIIoni TREASURER Paulo Young YELL LEADER Lenore Thompson fall First row, Mr. Amencloia, Miss Chutskoft. Second row, Margaret Tarizzo, Denny Carr, Gordon Lcxduke, Dee Ann Wattenburger, Lenore Thompson. Third row, Tom Farris, Doug Keller, Mary Torres, and Joe Callizo. s p r i n g First row, Mr. Amendola, Miss Chutskoff. Second row, David Cox, Mary Jane Britton, Dee Ann Wattenburger, J. Gable. Third row, Donna Bellani, Paula Young, Marion McGill, Lenore Thompson. 'IH 'IH -0 1 Gordon Laduke Zqi it .. .,-.,.n: may 'fx ,:1'Q A I FALL PRESIDENT which points are not awarded. SDRING PRESIDENT Joe Callizo , ui 'Ww- CRow Tl Norma Jean Hamling, Mary Jane Britton, Kathleen Conrey, Marion McGill, Norma Brown, Paula Young, and Wayne Phillips. 1Row 21 Richard Simpson, Louise Mitchell, Ellen Sue Sawyer, Arlene Cox, and Joe Callizo. fRow 3l Gordon Laduke, Robert Rand, Robin Daniel, Doug Keller, Jean Rego, Mr. Passalacqua, Gail Kirkpatrick, Elden Parchim, Vera Trinchero, and Jim Talcott. Advisor MR. PASSALACQUA The California Scholarship Federation is an honor society cf students who have demonstrated outstanding scholastic if ability. A minimum of ten semester grade points three for if each A and one for each B - are required to become eligible for membership. lf the student has participated actively in extracurricular activities, he may receive credit up to a maxi mum of two points. Physical education is the only class for This year the society enjoyed two trips The first trip cluded a tour of Mare Island which was followed by a visit to the De Young Museum, the Planetarium and the Japanese Tea Gardens in San Francisco. The second excursion consisted of an extensive tour of the Cal campus Among the favorite sights were the campanile and the enormous library Both the ' trips were enioyed by a large number of students After harvesting twelve tons of grapes, the F. F. A. began its year with the Harvest Banquet at the El Real Cafe. The next big project was the best informal dance of the year, the Barn Dance, with the music furnished by Dexter Jones and his orchestra. In March, about eighteen members went on the annual ski trip. STANLEY POTTER Everyone had fun and came home with the usual red face. On March 31, Jere Jones and Ed Bowers appeared with other members of the F. F.A. from Napa and Calistoga on Hi Time, a program televised by KGO TV. During the month of May, Ed Bowers and Rudy Yudnich attended the F. F. A. Conference in San Luis Obispo. The year concluded with two events, the F. F. A. Carnival on April 15, and the Father-Son Banquet in May, both were great successes. ED BOWERS First row, left to right: Roy Densberger, Gene Salazar, George Mariani, Pat Warnock, Billy Ragsdale, Richard McCurdy, James Mosley. Second row: Eu- gene Martinez, Ronald Stice, John Haywood, Danny Leddy, Louis Reyes, Ray Calhoun, Jack Bianco, Larry Griffin. Third row: Mike Jones, Tom Jones, Bob Pestoni, Ed Bowers, Joel Edington, Richard Duarte, Savas Reyes, Leslie Hay- wood. Fourth row: Stanley Potter, Doug Keller, Tom Young, Jim Kinyon, Joe Warnock, Pat Mallory, Bud Bray, Mr. Fisher. Fifth row: Ernie Acquistapace, g Gary Nickel, Donald Koeppen, Robert Salazar, Rudy Yudnich, Jere Jones, if George Steinauer, and Donald Hudson. .Am l 0 MISS VOORHEES P .f.:.o , ' ': ,. 9 F , ,A, The drama class had a very successful year which began with a Hallowe'en play entitled Ghost Story, by Booth Tarkington. This play proved to be weird and fantastic, as a good ghost story should be. At Christmas time, a large audience enjoyed The Bird's Christmas Carol, and on Lincoln's birthday, two scenes from a five-act play commemorating the life of Abraham Lincoln were presented. The Spring play, Too Much Springtime, was given on May 27. This ended a year of fun and learning for the drama class under the able direction of Miss Voorhees. First row: Miss Voorhees, Janet Booker, Mona Schulze, Janet Bradley, Gail Kirkpatrick, Johnny Casares. Second row: J. Gable, Alice Perez, Mary Jane Britton, Louise Mitchell, Ethel Beyer, Charles Rand. Third row: Danny Thomas, Al Montano, Ron Smith. The Ghost Story CHallowe'enl Good Medicine Bud's Christmas Carol fChristmasD Abraham Lincoln February 10 Fortune Is Cl Cowboy April 20 fRe Too Much Spring Time May 27 Cross Assemblyj fix fit: I 1 i QA9vb1: l 'a . . l With a record enrollment of sixty members the band began an eventful year. Their first activity, marching in the Harvest Festival Parade, was crowned with MR. LEE a trophy. Later, clever routines were worked out and presented at the football games. The band had high hopes of acquiring enough money for new uniforms this year, and with the aid of the newly organized Band Boosters Club, comprised of the parents of the band members, a large sum of money was raised. The P.-T. A. also helped by sponsoring the Red Barn Hoedown, a very successful variety show. Band Day, which was in Berkeley, was a new experience. The affair was attended by many high school bands throughout the entire state of California. While some of the iunior and senior members represented the band at the Pacific Music Clinic at Stock- ton, on February 5, the rest of the band played for the dedication of St. Helena's new city hall. The last two traveling events for the band were th? Cal-Aggie Picnic Day at Davis and a Music Day at San Jose State College. A concert in May, the profits from which were also used for the purchase of uniforms, was the last fund raising project of the year. Band activities ended on a happy note with the playing of the traditional Pomp and Circumstance as the seniors marched to their graduation exercises. BAND MEMBERS I. Daniels, D. Keller, N. Hardin, C. Grindheim, M. Slavens, C. Boothe, E. Sawyer, A. Cox, D. Hoyt, J. Caiocca, D. Leddy,, J. Mosley, E. Parchim, J. Booker, R. Collins, D. Cox, J. Gable, F. Hench, B. Phillips, L. Young, P. Price, M. Duncan, D. Thomas, G. Salazar, R. Rand, L. Shurtz, K. Brown, L. Tanaka, P. Warnock, W. Phillips, -.C. LaPierre, M. McGill, D. Wattenburger, N. Hamling, J. Rego, R. Schneider, M. Younggreen, J. Keller, R Daniel, K. Booker, J. Hunt, D. Maliani, S. Jones, C. Hart, L. Marti, M. Werle, T. Vogt, D. Moore, D. Conrey, R. Potter, S. Connolly, J. Callizo, R. Baker, C. Rand, L. Mitchell, B. Bianci, J. Reichard, L. Sawyer. www- First row: Gail Kirkpatrick, Beverly Foss, Barbara Jones, Ruby Penoli, Ellen Sue Sawyer, Marianna Snyder, Iris Santi. Second row: Rosalie Martinelli, Lorlie Hun', Peggy Cavness, Josie Pad'lla, Virginia Myers, Betty McDaniel, Sue Thomas, Donna Bray, Margaret Venerble. Norma Hamling, Joan Reichard, Sandy Jones 'wr-f4m.u.s.-ff ,--' - ' . ww, ,nw MM i A L. . .--7 a nw., . .. W ,,'- , A . . , :V .A f GD O MR. CARR First row: Mike Bonifield, Lynn Week, Gene Salazar, Bruce Phillips Ronald Stice. Second row: Doug Wright, Helene Young, Arlene Cox Robert Salazar. The Audio-Visual Department serves as an insiructional materials center for teachers and students of the high school. Available for the asking is a wealth of informalion concerning films, filmstrips, projection and recording equipment, and many other valuable aids. A feature of the department is the movie classroom which is used for film showings only. Opportunities for students to learn the operatiow and care of proiection and recording equip- ment is provided for in a special training program. Rigid requirements must be met before a student may become an operator. MRS. BENTLEY Left to right, first row: Martha Ferrero, Joan Reichard, Louise Mitch- ell Lorelie Hunt. Second row: Lowell Young, Norma Hamling, Elden Parchim Darrell Robertson, Sandra Jones, Joyce Black. The activities sponsored by the Junior Red Cro ss for the past year included constructing toys for underprivileged children, making tray favors for patients at the Veterans' Home and at lmola, and collecting canned foods for Chris'mas baskets. Benefit funds were derived from the sale of programs at football games and from the spon- sorship of a variety show on enrollment day. A'l the profits were donated for the purpose of sending a blind child to camp at Enchanted Hills this summer. A very successful year was planned and carried out under the direction of Norma Hamling, chairman, and Mrs. Bentley, advisor. MR. AMENDOLA JANET BOOKER LENORE THOMPSON A As yell leaders for the 1954-55 sports seasons, the St. Helena High School Student Body elected Lenore Thompson and Janet Booker whose enthusiasm for the job showed in the improvements made on our rallies and school spirit. With great eagerness the girls were interested in carry- ing their rallies through the track and baseball seasons. A great deal of planning on the part of the yell leaders is required to make student activities a success, and Lenore and Janet are to be congratulated on a job well done. Similar to the outfits of previous years, red and white pleated skirts and white sweaters with Block S's made the girls one of the best rlresied yell-leading teams in the league. Lenore and Janet greatly appreciate the co-operation which they received from the Rally Com- mittee and from the students who came out ta support the teams. i MR. INGOLS JAY GABLE President JANET INGOLS Secretary RUTH SCHNEIDER Treasurer T JANET BOOKER Vice President The Ski Club Variety Show, held on December 2, 1954, was first on the schedule of activities for the year. Highlights of the program were a movie, Dreamboat, and a fashion show in which students modeled ski clothes. Later in the winter season the annual Sno-Ball delighted the students of St. Helena High School with the unique manner in which the th eme, Silver Bells, was carried out. A large turnout enioyed dancing to the music of Dexter Jones' orchestra. Although three weekend trips to Soda Springs were enioyed by many members of the Ski Club, the main event of the year was the trip tn Yosemite in March. Skiing, skating, and danc- ing were enioyed by all those who made the trip. The members of the Ski Club wish to express th :ir appreciation to Mr. lngols and to the other advisors for the help that they gave us with our activities. Q f MR. WATTENBURGER Bob Pestoni, George Steinauer, Johnny Casares, J. C. Huggins, Dan Fisher, Paul Menesh. The Block S is an organization for all the senior hgh lsoys who have earned their block letters. It is one of the few service clubs whose purpose is to he p the school in any way possible. Among the serv- ices rendered by the club were ushering for the noon movies and planning a school clean-up campaign. Toward the early part of June, a swimming party a td barbecue at the home of Mr. Wattenburger was given for the enjoyment of the boys. MRS. JAMIESON Left to right: Marlene Wagner, Peggy Cavness, Jean Rego Trinchero, Donna Bellani. An organization for all senior high girls, the Girl's A hletic Association, has as its main purpose the pro- motion of good sportsmanship in athletic activities. ln the early part of May, the girls sponsored a food sale the profits from which were used to give the Mother's Tea, an annual affair put on to give the mothers the opportunity to get acquainted. A fashion parade coupled with other entertaining features ma :le this event enioyable, as well as successful. 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' V 1' S 6' 'Q Aims-W has ' 'P l First row: Mr. McClain, Pete Talcott, David Schneider, Mike Jones, Butch Callizo, Ray Calhoun, Roy Wilcox Paul Padilla, Gary Nickel. Second row: Del Britton, Mfke Klarner, Ed Bowers, Bob Pestoni, Roland Vieria, George Steinauer, Donald Koeppen, Lynn Cochran, Warren McFall, Tom Jones, Tom Young, Doug Keller. Third row: John Casares, Al Montano, J. C. Huggins, Rudy Yudnich, Dan Fisher, Ron Nickel, Dick Milat, Tom Bostrom, Paul Mensch, Bill Bulotti, Joel Edingto 1, and Mr. Wattenburger. I 1 DAN FISHER MR. WATTENBURGER MR. MCCLAIN PAUL MENSCI 1 1 The Saints opened their 1954 football season under the guidance of Coaches Walter Wattenburge and Cliff McClain. The first game of the season was played against a strong Winters team, and thi Saints were defeated 25-O. The second game of the season, against Sonoma, showed a great improve ment over the first, but the Saints having poor aerfal defense lost the game 26-6. The next week the Saints traveled to the Sacramento Valley and defeated Vacaville 29-19. From then on they seemed to have the confidence needed to hand a 14-0 defeat to Santa Rosa and a 13-O defea to Lakeport. The first league game was against Tomales. lt seemed as if the Saints couldn't be stopped as thej rolled on to a 26-6 victory. The second league game brought the traditional rivalry between St. Helenc and Calistoga. Going into the game both teams had an excellent record. In the first half of the game the Saints scored two touchdowns but failed to make either conversion. In the second half, Calistogi scored two touchdowns and made both conversionz, thus the Saints lost 14-12. In the final game of league play, a revengeful St. Helena team, fighting for a comeback, defeated Clo verdale 40-0, making the Sain't record for the season five wins and three losses. 'sv 5: f'QC'ii,g , ,, 2 AY X fu M - if .V -.,, ly? . .Q 4 f ' QR ,f Q. 6,9 . 'oe ,' V mi Qin Q . J ,, Q0 ' W9 rx lil!! O.,-5, I 31 ,nb ' 1 df ' QL , , T I ,' ,, Wx' gif 4 H - , f K f A A I Q ow 7 Q.. I Front Joel Edington. Second row: Ed Bowers, Johnny Casares, George Stein- auer Third row: Tom Bostrom, Robert Collins, Del Britton, Mike Klarner, Robert Salazar. Fourth row: Mr. Wattenburger, Gary Nickel. The St. Helena A team had a full schedule this year, playing two games against each team in our league. Although they won only one game throughout the season, a practice game with Ridgeview High of Napa, they should be complimented on their fine sportsmanship and school spirit during the whole season. In spite of the fact that the A's had poor luck with their games, a marked improvement was noticed after a member of the Philadelphia Colored Giants coached them on a number of playing techniques. The team was not discouraged or disheartened by their losses but kept up their fight which the rooters and the band supported with their yells and songs. Six of the nine team members will return to play next year. With their demonstrated determination to win and some good luck, they should make a fine team. DOUG KELLER, 56 MR. WATTENBUR X as ws.. nf JOHNNY CASAR is X wwf? E .4-. BOWERS .AR. INGOLS ACK HERROD CH SIMPSON ,-of' Front, Roy Densberger. Second row: Tevis Edington, Hap Vasconi, Rich Simpson Third row: Leslie Haywood, Jack Herrod, Bill Voorhees, Tom Farris Fourth row: Mr. Ingols, Gary Nickel. ln the pre-league practice games, the St. Helena B's won five games and lost two. The first big league victory for the team was the defeat of the Calistoga Wildcats by a score of 39-31. Traveling to Geyserville the following week, the B's fell victim to the small court, and before they could become accustomed to it, they were defeated 44-31. Although they tried hard, in the next game nothing went right for the Saints, and they lost to Tomales 47-28. Nevertheless, with high spirits and determina- tion to break their losing streak, the Saints defeated the Clover- dale Eagles by one point in one of the best played games of the season. Their recent victory fresh in mind, the Saints played a very fine game on their second encounter with Tomales, but lost in the final minutes of the game by a close score of 33-37. Calis- toga, unhappy with the defeat handed them by St. Helena in the first league game, came back to win 35-28. With great deter- mination to win and the advantage of playing on the home court, the Saints easily defeated Geyserville by a score of 42-34. Although the Saints were defeated by Cloverdale 37-27 in their last league game, they displayed good team work and an un- broken spirit. RICH SIMPSON, 58 MR. COATES RICH SIMPSON Front, Roy Densberger. Second row: Tevis Edington, Hap Vasconi, Larry Shurtz Third row: Rich Simpson, Jim Talcott, Lloyd Tanaka. The St. Helena C basketball team started its pre-league sched- ule by playing Sonoma. Out for practice for only one week, the team held together surprisingly and came out on top 30-22. Traveling to Geyserville the following Friday, the C's won another victory 28-15. On Tuesday of the next week, the C's went to Healdsburg for their final practice game, but it seemed that the ball iust wouldn't go through the hoop for St. Helena, however, Healds- burg showed good form and the Saints were defeated 36-22. The C team opened its league play on October 14, by meeting Tomales on the St. Helena court. The Saints jumped off to a good start by making an early ten points, with an additional fifteen points during the second quarter, the score at the half stood 25-6. When the game resumed for the second half, the Saints slowed down their tactics and tried to work the ball for control instead of points. At the sound of the final buzzer, the Saints emerged victorious by a score of 36-'l2. For their second league game the Saints traveled to Calistoga on October 21. This game was much like the previous Tomales game, but in parts the Saints dropped their guard and played somewhat sloppily, however, they won 37-17. On the following Friday, the victim of the Saints' C team was Geyserville, whom they had defeated in a previous practice game. The Saints rolled up the points, whereas Geyserville seemed very inactive in this department. The final score was 60 for St. Helena and 12 for Geyserville. On Friday, November 5, the C's headed for Cloverdale and the championship game, but a 50-26 score in favor of Clover- dale dealt the Saints their first league loss at the price of the championship, however, the members of the C basketball team felt they had had a good year. HAP VASCONI, 57 an , Lf -.Q ,fig 2 M .Q vp, 5 :f E! Ck -Q' A 4 b track First row: Richard Duarte ald Haus, Louis Reyes, Salazar, George Marino. ond row: Mario Perez, Haywood, Paul Padilla Mallory, Jerry Wawak, Nickel, Mr. Wattenburger. I Don- Gene Sec- John Pat Gary a track First row: Robert Salazar, Jim Kinyon, Elden Parchim, Charlie Huggins, Dan Fisher. Second row: Gary Nickel, Al Montano, J. C. Huggins, Ron Nickel, Tom Bostrom, Bob Pestoni, Mr. Wat- tenburger. ,JB- c track First row: Robert Penoli, Roy Densberger, Lloyd Tanaka, R. Simpson. Second row: Jim Tal- cott, Salvas Reyes, Robert Rand, Gary Nickel, Mr. Wattenburger. Q .lvu 5 S TOM BOSTROM J. C. HUGGINS MARIN PEREZ , ,., X , ,.,.. 5 f x- if RICHARD DUARTE , ,.:,, 4 .F -A . BOB PENOLI LLOYD TANAKA F Ffrst row: Ron Smith, Carol Shipmen, Frank Amaya, L 'slie Haywood, Gary Nickel, Richard Herrod, Tevis Fdington, Del Britton, Hap Vasconi. Second row: Rich Simpson, Roland Vieria, Larry Marti, Bill Voorhees, John Miller, Tom Farris, John Casares, Joel Edingto 1. Third row: Mr. lngols, Paul Padilla, Jack Herrod, Mike Klarner, Rudy Yudnich, Al Montana, and Mr. M:Clain. This year the Saints started their season with a green team having only one veteran member. For the first two practice games, which were played against two Napa teams, the Saints divided into two teams so that everyone had a chance to play. The first home game, against Sonoma, ended in defeat for the Saints, and although the team outhit their opponents, their failure to win was due to costly errors. ln the next practice game, the Saints traveled to Healdsburg, where they were defeated by a score of 20-6. The last practice game was with Santa Rosa's Junior Varsity. The Saints got off to a bad start, and by the time they had recovered at the end of the first inning, Santa Rosa had scored ten runs. St. Helena scored six runs in the remainder of the game while Santa Rosa scored two, making the final score T2 to 6. The beginning of the league season opened with Tomales defeating St. Helena 16-T. Spirited by the hope of winning the next game, the Saints traveled to Calistoga to meet their rivals. Once again the Saints were disappointed, as the final score was 8-0. When the Saints played Geyserville, they had hopes of changing their league standing, but the team lust cJuldn't seem to hold the opponents back, and at the end of the ninth inning, the game ended with a sco 'e of ll-O. The Safnts finally tasted victory when at the end of tdeir game with Cloverdale on Carpy Field, the score was T3-6. This gave the Saints a tie for third place it the league with one win and three losses. At the time this article was written the season was nat yet over, but was hoped that the Saints would have the best of luck in the games to follow. HAP VASCONI JOHNNY CASARES DEL BRITTON MR. INGOLS MR. McCLAlN L. ',-9 . 1-fi ff an aa 'iii' mf 1 1 1 IP Ch First row: Marion McGill, Norma Brown, Mona Schulze, Ida Mae Daniels, Vir- inia Salazar, Frieda Measles. Second row: Miss Chutskoff, Siena Mondavi, Isabel Vilar, Janet Booker, Joan Keller, Donna Bellani, Becky Montano, Vercllg Trinchero, and Gloria Mayfield. Mas. JAMIESON O 1 fff ,J WMV WV i CTL , . J A MZ! MTLI' uf vi K' L, 1, diff! 4 Aj NJ fo! 4 f my A X, A 1 l 1 V , l f, fv V, tj, ln years past, it has been difficult for the girls to earn their block awards. This year the new idea of intramural sports was introduced to give the girls the opportunity to earn the needed points. The girls wishing to participate in the intramural sports were divided into teams, points were awarded in accordance with the number of games won. At the end of each sports season the girls elected class teams that played off and then elected an honorary school team made up of girls from each class. For entertainment at one of the rallies, the school volleyball team played against a team made up of faculty members. The girls are to be congratulated on their fine sportsmanship and on their willingness to participate in volleyball, basketball, and baseball which were featured in the respective seasons throughout the year. First row: Patricia Leddy, Donna Bellani, Janet Booker, Janie Hammaker, Betty Parvon. Second row: Mrs. Jamieson, Becky Montano, Mary Jane Britton, Vir- ginia Salazar, and Isabel Vilar. First row: Nadine Hardin, Rosalie Martinelli, Siena Mondavi, Janie Hammaker, Elaine Fisher, Robin Daniel, Kay Gordon, Barbara Slavens, Donna Younggreen. Second row: Marianna Snyder, Darlene Moore, Josie Padilla, Jean Rego, Arlene Cox, Evelyn Bellani, Peggy Cavness. Third row: Gail Young, Betty Pavon, Elgie Neil, and Mrs. Jamieson. 1 1 UI 0 1 FI' U5 nl gn , X, .C ilwv 1 . . v..' 'f wg-1 A .. rw' w M., irvwuumww-.W .3 'f w,3' + ,X V HE as E sf i X Q lr 5 , f f ', w',z'1? 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I fl 1 ' ' V ily . f il If J I fx fix X J I MR. TEN BROECK R Rx N6 Principal, Junior High 'N , 1' lu' ' l K bl J lk X ew' ' ffm ' ,sem .M ,mmm Jff'1S 3I 'Q-'W 'UQ median.Zigizszszczwwl ' , MI M ,512 I Qi Il J ' 1Il',ilg lm' E 4 . .QL .... .41 FALL OFFICERS PRESIDENT Charles Challelo Knot shownl VICE-PRESIDENT Larry Edington SECRETARY Judy Hart SERGEANT-AT-ARMS John Mee Cnot shown! YELL LEADERS Kay Brown, Sharon Connolly SPRING OFFICERS PRESIDENT Larry Edingfon VICE-PRESIDENT Judy Hunt SECRETARY Karen Booker SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Paul Schneider YELL LEADERS Sharon Connolly, Kay Brown The St. Helena Junior High Student Body is composed of the seventh and eighth grades. Their student body having its own constitution, advisors, and activities, is completely separate from that of Senior High. A iunior high band provides the students with a musical foundation necessary for their entrance into the Senior Band. The Junior High Saint, the student body newspaper, was published and received with great enthu- siasm. The purpose of the publication was to give the students experience in literary composition. On May 20, the student body gave a dance in the gym which was decorated in a Hawaiian setting. As it was the last dance of the year, it was well attend ed and was enjoyed by all present. . a These and other activities, both educational and so:Eal, made a very successful year for the Junior High Student Body. .My W :sit 3' 1' li f SPRING OFFICERS L to R. Carol Hart, Sharon Connolly, Susan Jones, Larry Edington, Judy Hunt, Paul Schneider, Karen Booker, Kay Brown, Gail Campbell, Del Robertson, Pinkie Stern, Cindy Taylor. ' FALL OFFICERS L to R. Larry Edington, Cindy Taylor, Judy Hart, Mary Heibel, Sharon Con- nolly, Mike Werle, Kay Brown, Janice Warren, Barbara Wdrren, Helene Heibel, Bart Queary. I' ID I' iunior high saint sta ff junior high glee club junior high band FALL OFFICERS-Geraldine Jessee, secretary, Lowell SPRING OFFICERS - Janet Peterson, vice-president, Young, vice-president, Mike Werle, president, Ray- Ronnie Berg, sergeant-at-arms, Edwina Vieria, presi- mond Tonella, sergeant-at-arms. dent, Barbara Warren, secretary. MRS. WILSON MR. LAFONTAINE d . A vlsor Advisor The eighth grade had a very good social and educational term this year. The social activities began on December I3 with a dance, Winter Fantas , which gave the newcomers and the seventh raders, a Y 9 chance to become better acquainted. This year the iunior high participated more extensively in sports. Two basketball teams of seventh and eighth grade boys were organized, and both teams had a good season, the B's winning all but two games and the A's losing only one. The girls also enioyed a successful year of sports. On March 12, the eighth grade girls were invited to a playday in Napa. Girls from Petaluma and Sonoma also at- tended, and a day of sports was enioyed by all. The Junior High Honor Roll Society, had a very pleasant day in San Francisco on May II. The highlights of the trip were a cruise on the bay, a tour of China Town conducted by a Chinese actor, and a visit to Fisherman's Wharf. Vichy Springs in Napa was the choice made by the class for their picnic on May I8. The class enioyed their last activity of the year with a day of swimming and games. V 2 2 ll L 9, 1, g 'g , NP i' 2 ,' -ig K W - :VW 'z W Q. ii XLHES' Qi 'x ' 5 '.1 52' i L E ' ,r K' I ' .1 ,' . -'J .vqb 2' 5, jg? V Jn , Wg W' i-X' v fir? J fi . ,ig , , fi E ,KY J -iff I .A A , ' W ,Mm Ai N ' ..,....., 'ix ' q f , , W J M. E ' l 67 i ,If . T J owl, - J 2 , . ' I 4 ,L 4 Jw il V , A -1332 ,qs 4 S , I S , J- f . 1. ff T 4 1A 2-- ., T L ,J S , 7' ' fire A. . 1 33252321 af' S , ,M,g,,g, We L, B ,gt ,, Wi LVL J wa Aw 'QQWEX 2 'mf ,Q fig A QM QE, 5 5, y , 5 g U 4 m M 3 M 1 K 'rf .5 -,5 IKY 5 W 3 fi W ' HHVV fir , I i ' if 'F Tst row: George La Pierre, Lavonne Laurent, Teddy Laurent, Johanna Liebig, Jack London, Gordon Kewell, Diane Maliani. 2nd row: Richard Marti, Louise Mayfield, Jackie Michel, Sherrie McCorkel, Mary Klarner, Luella Kirkpatrick, Allan Ortez. 3rd row: Larry McClellan, Ted Mallory, Charlie Ortez, Barbara Tuckenback, Leonard Otterbeck, Barbara Moore, Robert Montellio. 4th row: Michel Werle, Len Weeks, Edwina Vieria, Barbara True, Ray Tonella, Cora Torres, Judy Suffia.5th row: Oliver Reichard, Marcia Ronchette, Bruce Phillips, Sarah Perez, Janet Peterson, Bruce Pagendarm, Theresa Paidl. 6th row: Patricia Stern, Ralph Shanks, Diane Slinsen, Linda Sawyer, Larry Sawyer, Rose Rudy, Jacky Richardson. fm' 1 kiwi' ,Q . , 1 -Na+-Qu:-i -- W- 4 m5 f', A fm, 1 ,sr 1-rw a. ,V jj J 2-2 . .' l Mffyqsf 3' .Q -.A:'-l ,, 1 -. 3 '- ,, g , , gf -1,13 J J W it I, V.,A it 1-,fr 4,0 045 'J X aware-' stef- Lui? J rfffffhil gi? .f 5' . W or L , C , C gf, ,ww L in J' My ,,,. tu'-xvf ,att if ' ' 4. 1 ,M if J .,,.,, s , 0 gun M ,f ? UM iggcfcflfflvfdf ist. row: Janet Amaral, Louise Aspesi, Ronald Berg, Michael Bonifield, Karen Booker, Georgia Boothe, Rona Bostrom. 2nd row: James Bower, Carol Britton, Mary Brownell, Kay Brown, Barbara Burns, Charles Challela, Sharon Connolly. 3rd row: Darlene Converse, Mary Ann Dal Porto, Janet Domingos, Mack Dun- can, Laurie Deuer, Larry Edington, Don French. 4th row: Susan Ghiringhelli, llda Gwin, Barbara Grind- heim, Carole Hart, Helene Heibel, Evelyn Hemsley, Frank Hench. 5th row: Bruce Hinzsmann, Lucille Hough Bertha Huggins, Helen Heibel, Judy Hunt, Geraldyne Jessee, Sandra Jones. 6th row: Barbara Warren, David Wright, Lowell Young. E I I 2 t u FALL OFFICERS - Gary Mee, sergeant-at-arms, Ron- SPRING OFFICERS - Cindy Taylor, president, Susan nie Pincus, treasurer, Joyce Bonfield, vice-president, Jones, treasurer, Joyce Black, sergeant-at-arms, Paul Joyce Black, secretary, Bart Queary, president. Schneider, vice-president. MR- CARR MRS. BENTLEY Advisor Advisor At the beginning of the fall term, a group of excitezl seventh graders entered their first year of junior high. They found that their classes were very different from what they had been previously. Spending the first several weeks getting acquainted with the'r teachers and their new friends, the students soon found that the system wasn't as complicated as it had first appeared. During the second semester, the seventh grade gave their first dance. Basing their theme on Valentine's Day, they organized a very nice dance. The class invited the eighth grade and a good time was enjoyed by the entire Junior High. ln the way of sports, the girls attended a playday iw Napa. This trip was educational, as well as recre- ational, helping the girls to meet people with a feeiing of ease. On the night of the Public Schools Week program, a number of the seventh grade boys participated in a tumbling act. On May ll, twelve seventh graders, with a grade average of B, traveled to San Francisco on the Honor Roll trip and enjoyed a cruise on the bay, lunch ai the Maritime Museum, and a tour of China Town during the afternoon. The last social event of the year for the seventh graders was their class picnic on May 26. Swimming and games were enjoyed by all at Vichy Springs. sail 7 V N y W., lst row: Louie Barberi, Joan Beede, Joyce Black, Joyc donde. 2nd row: Manual Aredondo, Calvin Bush, Hil ran, Mary Dalton. 3rd row: Mollie Escarendo, Cora E John Ghi inghelli, Rodeo Green. 4th row: Eric Harri Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Carol Jones. 5th row: Fra 3 Bonifueld, Judy Bradley, Myron Brignoli, Alvin Are- ury Buchanan, Gail Campbell, Judy Carr, Ross Cough- pinczo, Kittie Fahrig, Paul Ferrero, Gayle Geiger, 3, Mary He-ibel, Glenn Hunt, Marie Jackson, Carolyn tces Jones, Susan Jones, Sharon Kidd, Alice Knight, xieuxw euiuopv 'UDBJSAQNJW AJJD1 'sJe4sn5I mguonf if is f Q' Q K Q!-'GT Q , Qt 5 J 'Wi '. if Q .,.,w Q- :- ! 'Sy 4 T1 , I A 3? l 5 K 3 W J' in l wb I J uuzi, 5:-- ' :- A A' r 5 ' J 5 , Abv- . C I' xii tes? lst row: Terry Miller, Mark Milat, Michael Mondavi, Anita Monrovy, Tommy Myers, Gloria Montana, Janice Percz. 2nd row: Ronald Pincus, Richard Poncio, Melanie Powell, Bart Queary, Darrel Robertson, Mike Ross, Manual Ruiz. 3rd row: Richard Tanaka, Phillip Spink, Lynette Smith, Pete Stern, Joanne Sears, Paul Schneider, Catherine Sagadin. 4th row: Cindy Taylo , Larry Terwilliger, Eric Thorsen, Michael Toben, Janis Vlarrenl Suzanne White, Dennis Wilcox. Sth row: Peter Wood, Shirley Penoli, Pete Anaya, Billy Stratton, Cary Hatten, Rosemary Winkleman, Johnny Draper. 6th row: Janis Canverck. Firgt row: Richard Ponciq, Dell Robertson, David Wrig'1T, Ronnie Pincus, Bruce Phillips, Paul Ferrero. Second row: Len Otterbeck, Johnny Ghiringhelli, Phillip Spinlf, Mike Werle, Pefel' AINCIYO, Mike Ross, CCIlVlf1 BFUSLW, Mike Bonfield. Third row: Bob Montelli, Ricky Hunt, Rin MacClellan, Mack Duncan, Ronald Berg, Frank Hench, Mr. McClain. MR. MCCLAIN First row: Mike Mondavi, Peie Stern, Larry Edington, Paul Schneider, Eric Harris. Second row: Larry Fer- rero, Allen Orfez, Raymond Tonelli, Lowell Young, Richard Tanaka, Matthew Hernandez. Third row: Oliver Reichard, Tom Myers, Bar1Queary, George La Pierre, Ross Coughran, Dennis Wilcox, Louie Barberi, Mr. McClain. A, qv bw '1 4 1 W it is 2 if 1. V Q3 4 1 wwf 'YQ ,, ,- . 1 R., LM, f 1 4,8 U Via .n Q Je V h!q K ,.......--s-- I-Ugh! Ugh! 2-Crazy kids. 3-lt's Mike! 4-Who's that? 5-Crazy legs? 6-Who is it? 7-A day for rest. 8-Future Freshmen. 9-Pretty girls. 10-Always goofing. 11-Sweet gal. 12-So there! 13-And away we go. 14-Well! f N 4 S xrlo 'V-r r -. A-L Q S.. C Qlculjfo 5 i?ff1gg5,E a n A J rv -J F A , f fQ. . F - THE ST. HELENA CHAPTER OF FUTURE FARMERS WISHES TO CONGRATULATE THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955. WE ALSO WISH TO THANK ALL OF OUR FRIENDS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE OUR YEAR A SUCCESS. I MEMBERS ERNIE ACQUISTAPACE JIM MOSLEY JACK BIANCO RICHARD MCCURDY BUD BRAY RAY CALHOUN ROY DENSBERGER RICHARD DUARTE JOEL EDINGTON LARRY GRIFFIN LARRY HAMBLIN LESLIE HAYWOOD JOHN HAYWOOD CHAS. HUGGINS DON HUDSON JEREJONES MIKE JONES TOM JONES DOUG KELLER JAMES KINYON DON KEOPPEN DAN LEDDY PAT MALLORY EUGENE MARTINEZ GEORGE MARIANI JOHNNY MCDONALD GARY NICKEL ' R-ALP!-f'PEREZ ff BOB PESTONI STAN POTTER BILLY RAGSDALE LOUIE REYES FSAVAS REYES EUGENE SALAZAR ROBERT SALAZAR GEORGE STEINAUER RONNIE STICE ROLAND VIEIRA JOE wARNOCK PAT WARNOCK JERRY WAWAK AL wILKINS TOM YOUNG RUDY YUDNICH MR. FISHER, Advisor A California Farmer say gifs , Rowan? Q You can open your account for as little as 31 in the wor1d's largest savings bank . . . at any branch. This is banking that helps you . . Q this is banking that is building California! mania nf America so NATIONAL Zi'5iL g'g ASSOCIATION IEMIEI FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE BDRPDRATIDN ,W A wi' 552 M32 2?1 . 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Complimenfs of 'S AUTO BROWN PARTS 1218 Main Streei' Telephone 152 QUALITY PARTS FOR ALL CARS 6 ,LJMA , PM 5 V - , Q , 4 - uteriZiCZQ?6 hp,,,.VfX+?147- HZij J , ' cyzgccwpgf 4AfZ,G'C.,L -,'C 75147 f ,MJ-efa., 4Lem.o., ZW 'ammOn iifzz: 6 bn el' olnpalwmyzze ' Wt ' .aww Hffffe wif' f LEPH E5 i5f?ZLMjb 4Fl'4'HELENA,,Z 'MJ f mae, five! .ALM 07597 k I anfufwfclffag, , 44 44,16 la! fd x,ZZi wc Q Qgjmf fgm Exam y,MQEZiZW,2M 1 tkWWZiff 74fhZffo7gaSi21gggf1f - C CREDIZ s 1lcE jfcfyaxc .f DELIVERwW of, J , Aga, JAMA, V DWW 'ggi' 44!i'ELE HONE . . ,1frL,BETT and KIM KIMLINGER , , , WMM wg!- f'i'AT6Ei7xf GR R767 EJ HOPPEAmmQi 6' WSW ouniain Candles ,Q - 4?g1fvn may if y Mffwpf Cg1 4fgEQio' 404 544g - 'J U gig pq J I 'Ziff 64,4-6 Q J' , 41, yang! QLAG r1.1 ywff 'haf ffzkfi- - f 3-ff ' G-5 Q Q Jff, 0,..W,i-fy-7M ' ,f? i .6 :V ,AJ ,T yi ' V M WA A A .QWQANDERSON BROS. .3 THE f some SHOP W WWQW W Alf 'Za J , , MAJ f Qiwiaawfqiwbf' ' QQQQWJMQWQM ,MQW Q ,WM ' 445, J READING ,:,,wfw7 4 ' j APPLIANCES diff! AE 244 LUBE!C?TIN jWm4 ' LJ !6 A 51,-aff ,fdlxw ,fav-F4 ' , xi GAQOLINE ' 7 - and r 4 A , i MQ? ' , fjdif jf! ffW22JNGRATuLArloNsf'fW2,Ww,- , . f' W ,M4f+f5enlors of 1955 Jig LM M06 ff 141,14 MM' ffjfjfffij WMJQ-H+ Wff4Waf6. TANSBERR Wwfnff M Always Reliablt-g'Q7f5,7'wgJQM , .P W ain reetf f . 7 ,, , gp waz E. A. GUIGNI GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone Yountville 2081 EL REAL CAFE ITALIAN DINNERS 5 p. m.-SERVED DAILY-10 p. m. 1 p. m.-SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS,-10 p. m. BANQUET and PARTY FACILITIES OAKVILLE Telephone 402 Rutherford, calif. Carmc1's Compliments of . . . HANS JENSEN All TYPQS of Beauty CuIture 1204 Main Street Telephone 149 For Better Watches . . . See PRIMO BALDI ANGELO SORINI GRUEN BULOVA ELGIN HAMILTON 1315 Main Street Telephone 30 The House of Service J. P. VASCONI 8. SON FURNITURE and APPLIANCES SEND THEIR COMPLIMENTS . . . TO THE CLASS OF '55 1234 Main Street Telephone 381-W Best Wishes to the Compliments of the Dime Store CLASS OF l955 THE KlRKPATRICK'S CYLDE Gnd LORRAINE PHONE sea moo MAIN STREET Class of '31 Joan - Class of '52 OF ST HELENA CALIF. ssnvnvs THE HEART or NAPA VALLEY VIRGIL A. MUDD Congratulations Graduates O. K. RUBBER WELDERS Complete Tire Service Recaps - Repairs Wheel Balancing 651 Main Street Telephone 684 Good Luck Undergraduates BEAULIEU VINEYARDS RUTHERFORD ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Portables - Standards - Electric Sales - Rentals - Repairs Easy Payment Terms BARWICK BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. 1058 Main Street Napa, Calif. Telephone 6-3946 Spink's Refrigerator Co DOMESTIC and COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SERVICE NORGE AMANA APPLIANCES Eooo FREEZERS HOTPOINT St. Helena, California 1874 SERVING NORTHERN NAPA COUNTY 1955 the St. Helena Over 75 Years Service LOCAL NEWS f LOCAL PICTURES 'Q LOCAL EDITORIALS Sfar Building - Sf. Helena BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 BEST WISHES E68 wal'-MOJB TO THE SENIORS FASHIONS first in fashion TED'S TOGGERY CHARLOTTE HAFNER, Owner 1342 Main Street St. Helena, California Telephone 36-J Congratulations Class of '55 AL MICHEL I YOUR CAR'S BEST FRIEND 1380 Main Street Telephone I8 LOUIS D. VASCONI ALL FORMS or INSURANCE Class of 'I 3 'I325 Main Street Telephone 225 PARRIOTT PONTIAC Authorized Sales and Service Telephone St. Helena 102 1224 Adams Street INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Congratulations to the Class of '55 from D. D. S. Meade Baldwin KELLER BROS. MARKET Meats and Groceries Retail Wholesale Butchers T380 Main Street Telephone 18 SILVERADO SPORT SHOP Rods, Reels, Guns, Athletic Equipment Ski Equipment ROBERT BOOKER 1156 Main Street Telephone 'I64 Good Luck to the Class of '55 ST. HELENA VARIETY STORE 1235 Main Street We Give S 81 H Green Stamps VASCONI'S PHARMACY T302 Main Street St. Helena, Calif. Phone 49 We Give S 81 H Green Stamps LINCOLN POWER Equipment Com RUTHERFORD Telephone 783 George A. Lincoln - Jack FARM any R. Wilcox Mfg - ,fy tim '--4 !'3X-- I,'gfj1,. lji I T aiiiikd'-34 I LIS 5:32451 . i1F,fn,1L'l 'Igu- .ffw -N - -'. --we 1- .r ,:rwf'5r'g,?1 uf- LAJL 'twfo fl ,Pl ' t - 1555500 I ' IR! fi Best Wishes , ,Q M439 . ECW. .rd ' ' vi IV ' K 'Lvl Q. WAIT from MII CHARLES KRUG WINERY C. MONDAVI Sn SONS St. Helena, California HARDWARE SHOPSMITH MORWEAR PAINT GATES V-BELTS STEVES HARDWARE DANNY KAY'S N CLEANER and LAU 1400 Oak Avenue Te DRY lephone 72 NELSON and LUNDQUIST 1230 Main Street St. Helena, California ACCOUNTING - INSURANCE Telephone 290 Resident Phones 448 or 756-W REED'S BEAUTY SALON PERMANENT WAVING HAIR STYLING HAIR SETTING I335 Main Street Telephone 196 A. M. PEREZ Watch Repairing - Engraving 'I3l2 Main Street The Smart Thing To Do . . . Send Flowers from GARDEN HOUSE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 'I955 Our Specialties-Home Made Ice Cream, Pie and Cake, Broiled Hamburgers PETERLSM FOUNTAIN Compliments of . . . ALLlE'S SELF-LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaning Service Telephone 313 1435 Main Street Compliments . , . WILLIAM BULOTTI GROCERIES Congratulations to the Class of '55 from PHONE 65 WHERE PRICE and QUALITY MEET Congratulations to the Class of '55 BERINGER BROS., INC. Visitors Welcomed to the World Famous Underground Cellars H. L. BYRD INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE 1739 Main Street Telephone 7 CHAMPION NURSERY Friend of Your Garden 1105 Adams Street Telephone T00 OGLETREE Machine Shop EXPERT MACHINE WORK - WELDING TRUCK BEDS and TRAILERS MADE TO ORDER Authorized Merry Tiller Dealer IO27 Pope Street Telephone 263 HORACE A. JENKINS REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE A SQUARE DEAL 1346 Main Street Telephone 553 St. Helena, California Furniture of All Kinds Electrical Appliances Floor Coverings SEARS FURNITURE NEW and USED 1429 Main Street Telephone 336 Batteries - Accessories - Repairs Motor Tune-Ups - Tires MOBILE SUPER SERVICE E. A. PENLAND 8. SON Compliments of . . . MORRISON FUNERAL CHAPEL Ambulance Service Telephone St. Helena 345 SNIITHS PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE Telephone 34 St. Helena Congratulations . . . Class of '55 CORBELLA'S ST. HELENA MEAT MARKET 1231 Main Street Telephone 179 Compliments of LAKESIDE DAIRY Golden State Dairy Products 819 Randolph Street Napa, California LLOYD BROTHERS SHELL SERVICE STATION WE GIVE s 5. H GREEN STAMPS Yountville, California FOR 75 YEARS . . . The Store With a Personality 1879 - 1955 Throughout Our 75th Anniversary . . unheard of opportunities will be pre- sented every week in commemoration 0 GOODMAN'S ED BONHOTE MECHANICAL REPAIRS 1156 Main Street ANNE GILLEN'S KNITTING STUDIO SpInnerIn Yarn - Free Instructlon With Purchase of Materials 1365 Main Street E. A. DELANEY Registered Plumber St. Helena Highway - Rutherford, Calif. Telephone St. Helena 654 MAIN STREET MARKET Located in Food Center Featuring the BEST OF MEATS JOSEPH FORNI - ELMER SARDELLI CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1955 POWELL'S RADIO-TV ZIMMERMAN ELECTRIC RCA, ZENITH TELEVISION Appliance Repair Sales - Service Electrical CONTRACTING 1129 Main Street Telephone 633 Telephone 619 DONALDSON'S HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES Hoffman - Admiral '- Motorola TV's and Radios Sales and Service A. E. BULLER A Good Place to Buy Your Giftsn Telephone 465-W 'I338 Main Street St. Helena Best Wishes Congratulations to Class 011,55 Class of '55 SUTTER HOME WINERY BARBER THE HOME or SPECIAL WlNE Congratularlipnizl. . . V55 RUTHERFORD O frjm GSS O Wishes Best of Luck to the Graduates of T955 RUTHERFORD GROCERY Hi There '55 - Good Luck! KNIPSCHILD DEHYDRATER and MANUFACTURING CO. IO57 Main Street St. Helena BRAYTON'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE T204 Church Street Telephone 685 MODEL sHoE STORE We Repair Anything Made of Leather FINE NEW SHOES 1359 Main Street - St. Helena, California Compliments of JAMES E. BEARD, Printer BOTHE'S PARADISE Relaxation at Its Best MIDWAY BETWEEN ST. HELENA and CALISTOGA Picnics - Parties - Dinners ST. HELENA FLOR ST ED HEFLIN 1371 Main Street St. Helena, California Telephone 267 TRIPOLI'S MARKET One Stop Shopping White Lane and St. Helena Highway Telephone 92 THE NAPA REGISTER THE PAPER WITH A PAST LOOKING FORWARD TO A BRIGHT FUTURE St. Helena Shoe Repair B. L. TAYLOR ELECTRIC Electric Contracting Appliances THE BEST WORKMANSHIP . . . Radio and Television With the Best Materials 1381 Main Street Telephone 78 ROY MARR Plumbing, Sheet Metal, Heating Telephone St. Helena 462-J 789 Main Street St. Helena STATIONERY - GIFTS - MAGAZINES BUCHANAN'S News Agency 1337 Main Street Telephone 63 MODEL BAKERY Telephone 261 THE YARDAGE SHOP for all your sewing needs 1226 Main Street HOMOGENIZED STORNETTA'S GOLD MEDAL MILK Homogeniged Telephone M I LK ENterprise I -I 343 I Ill .IL . Milk The Way Nature Made IT . . NOTHING ADDED . . . NOTHING TAKEN AWAY! M X OB,CONGRATULATIONS Q Umro THE GRADUATING llifiv , X CLASS or 1955 fm V sr' N330 1 uf' ' 53? Compliments of the Class of '56 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SENIORSN Compliments of the Class of '57 FAMILY BEVERAGE 1327 MAIN STREET ST. HELENA, CALIFORNIA IT'S A WOW! TRY A BROWN COW TAYLOR'S REFRESHER CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES CENTRAL VALLEY BUILDERS' SUPPLY COMPLIMENTS OF 6ffLQfLNNfTIffT 'Q THEY ROLE! T'YENQQgQiQQEi553F2ZSg2f2gEEg2252 gi?2E5f 2 , iv Ez? Y? 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