Etna Union High School - Nugget Yearbook (Etna, CA)

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O HE I 1300 FIRST ROW, I. to r.: Bob Roberts, John Skillen, Jerry Reynolds, Phyllis Hayden, Arlene Dickenson, Norma Olson, Diane Farrington Myrna Holmes, Glenda Czerwinski, Barbara Wahlborg, Donna Carol Davis, Tom Edwards, Jack Burcell, John Aitken. Scott,, Joe Davis, John Berthelsen, Harvey Palmer, Jean Berthelsen. LAST ROW: Leonard Taylor, David Norris, Tom Smith, C. J. Stroud, SECOND ROW: Dave Campbell, Thais Fleck, Darleen Wolford, Lyle Facey, Jim Young, Bill Martin, Butch Black, Warren Beachler, Ted Carlson, John Quigley. Offazm PRESIDENT - - TED CARLSON VICE PRESIDENT - JERRY REYNOLDS SECRETARY - - GLENDA CZERWINSKI TREASURER THAIS FLECK .vm THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: F L 0 Y D A . B O Y D C O . INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS - PARTS - SERVICE FARMALL TRACTORS - FARM IMPLEMENTS Carl A. Franson, Manager 100 South Main Street Yreka, California up

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SECOND PRIZE ESSAY I 4 I Hurry up - Don't be so slow - Get a move on - Take your time - I haven't got all day. There are some of the comments, besides hundreds more, that are often heard by movie custodians. I.et's take, for example, the character who was in a tremendous hurry. He calmly got out four cokes for him- self and his friends. While he was pouring the coke into cups, he unfortunately spilled one. It was hard work to keep my temper, but I pulled through serenely. I also Fund it necessary to be a walking encyclopedia. I get such queries as: Where's the gum, or do you have any in this joint? What time is it? Is there a comedy? These questions are relatively easy to answer, but when I get a question from a prowling wolf such as Are you married, Baby? , I am at a loss to what to say that would put him in his place. Perhaps you have wondered what a movie custodian does before the theatre opens. It is really all very simple: I pop corn, open pop corn bags, and fill them so that they are ready to sell. I check the cake and candy FIRST PRIZE POEM and then wait until it is time to open the doors. My work is not nnished just with selling the corn. The next day I have to sweep the theatre before it opens again that evening. Then I start all over again. Perhaps you have asked yourself: What can a person gain from a job like mine? Here are a few things that I have gained: I have learned to get along with all types of people and I have learned to meet the public in a pleasing manner. This job as a movie custodian has given me the opportunity to meet people and make new friends. I have gained the self-confidence that otherwise I would not have had until later in life. Also, my job has given me the privilege of earning my own money, which is a big help to my parents. Moreover, the money I earn will help to pay my way through college next year. I Yes, I am glad that I have taken this job, for it has given me the satisfaction of helping myself and my parents. -HARRIET SKILLEN, Senior Springs the most beautiful story 'er told- Always new, never old. Spring wages eternal strife Bringing to this old world new life. Spring's adventure--Spring's a dream Spring's a bold, unforgettable thing! -MYRNA HOLMES, Junior

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S H444 FIRST ROW: Bill Balfrey, Jesse Bigham, Sam Shipler, Floyd Mullin, Skillen, Carolyn Hughes, Norma Lee Atkinson, Rae Eastlick Chet Berrryhill, Robert Lange, Charles Brown, Clyde Hammond, Marilyn Betschart. Stanley'Cromwell, Bob Gilmore. LAST ROW: Don Fowler, Duke Stroud, Roy McEwen, Bill Stacher SECOND ROW: Norma Tozier, Kathleen Johnson, Janet Lewis, Bob Martin, Bill Young, Jon Valin, Jack Ball, Barbara Miller Darleen White, Betty Young, Diane Toner, Virqinia Deppen, Alice Margaret Hayden. Offezm PRESIDENT - - - RAE EASTLICK VICE PRESIDENT - - BETTY YOUNG SECRETARY - ALICE SKILLEN TREASURER - - JESSE BIGHAM -rms PAGE sPoNsoReo ev: ETNA HARDWARE COMPANY Farm, Home, lndustial Supplies, Hardware and Cement Phone 6-W Thomas S. Potter - Claire M. Potter Fort Jones California Etna California E. V. HOVENDEN, DENTIST