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. We would like to dedicate to you, Mr. Ray Meyers, the El Oro of 1961.
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Pep Club 2,3,4,
Vice-President 3.
MARILYN BRIDGES
Student activities.
DAVID BUSSE
Rocket Club 25
Chem-Physics Club
3,45 CSF 2,3,45
Latin Club 2.
KATHRYN
BRIGGS
Business Club Sec.-
Treas. 45 GAA 1,25
Pep Club lg FHA 1.
JIM CAMMARANO
JV Football 25
Varsity Football
3,45 B Basketball 35
JV Baseball 15
Varsity Baseball 3.
GLORIA
BUCKNER
Student Activities.
HENRY C AS TEN
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Physiology Club 45
Golden Hillman
Band 2,35 Dance
Club 35 Ski Team
2,35 Debate Team
25 Latin Club 1.
ALAN CARPI
Biology Club 25
Science Club 1,25
Chem-Physics
Club 3,45 Vice-
Pres.5 CSF Treas-
urer 45 Spanish
Club 25 National
Honor Society Life
Member.
J AMES COVER T
Student Activities.
PAT CALHOUN
G.A.A. 45 Chair-
man of Jr.-Sr.
Banquet 35 Candle-
bearer 35 Student
Council 45 Home-
coming Princess 45
Citizenship Award
35 Student Body
Treasurer, 4.
SHARON 4
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Staff 3.
STEPHEN CLARK
Spanish Club 2,35
B Basketball 25
A Basketball 45 B
Track 35 A Track 4.
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Spanish Club 1,2,35
G.A.A. l,25 F.H.A.
1,25 Pep Club 3.
MICHAEL CURLEY
Basketball 15
C.S.F. 35 Hi-Y
Club 15 National
Scholastic Honor
Society 1.
J AYNE
CHRIS TENSEN
G.A.A. 1,2,35
Pepperettes 35 Stu-
dent Council 45 Pep
Club 2,45 Nurses
Club 25 Biology
Club 2.
MICHAEL CURTIS
Student Activities.
ALIC E C LAY TON
Spanish Club l,2,35
International Club
45 G.A.A. lg
Business Club 45
Pep Club 25 Song-
leader 35 Treas-
urer 2.
RAY DAWSON
Track 1,2,35 J.V.
Football 25 Varsity
Football 45 Varsity
Baseball 4.
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25 G.A.A. 1,2545
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BILL DAVIS
Football 1 3 4-
Track 35 'lzennls 35
Freshman Com-
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Council 3.
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Band 1,2,3,45
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JV Cheerleader
13 Trojanettes 25 5
Spanish Club 25
Dance Club 25 Q
G.A.A. 4.
THOMAS DEMERS
Football 2,45 Bas-
ketball 1,25 Boxing
35 Library Club 45
Red Cross 2,3,45
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2, Chairman, Jr.
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Football 3,45 Boysf
Block F 3,45 E1
Oro Staff 45 Sports
Editor 45 Student
Council 4, Pres. 4.
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LOREN DH-AI-LO Girls' Glee 1,2,3,43
Drama Club 25
Girls' Sextette 43
G.A.A. 1,2,3.
Business Club 4.
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Latin ciub 2, Jv DOUG FISHER
Xa Football 1,25
Varsity Football 3,4. Student Activities.
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Library Club 4
THOMAS
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JV Football 1 .
VERNA GAMB
Mixed Chorus 1.
MICHAEL GIVEN
Student Activiti es.
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Mixed Chorus 13 I
G.A.A. 45 Girls'
Staff, Bus. Mgr. 45 Glee 1. I
Candlebearer 35
Pepperettes 35 Stu-
dent Council, Stu-
dent Body Treas. 4.
Biology Club 25
C.S.F. 25 E1 Oro
STANLEY FRANK BILL GRIFFIN
Adv- Band 1 2- Rocket Club 25 A
' Track 3.
SHERRY
GOODMAN
Girls' Glee 1 .
DON
GUNNINGHAM
Basketball 15 Stu
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Ci.A.A. 1,25 F.T.A.
1,2, F.H.A. 1,25
Future Nurses Club
3, Sec. 3.
DAVID HAAS
Spanish Club 1,25
Biology 25 Varsity
Football 3,45 Boys'
Block F 3,45
Physics -Chemistry
Club 4.
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DELORIS HAILE
F H A 2 G A A 4
BILL HARRY
Varsity Football 45
Swimming-Diving
Team 35 Wrestling
15 Block F 45 Track
45 A Cappella
Choir 1,2,3.
LOIS HANSON
G A A 1,2 F H A
1,2 Tr1 Y 1,2,3
Girls' Glee 3
Business Club 4
Homecoming Queen
CLIFF IRWIN
Basketball 15 Red
Cross 25 BOYS' Choir
15 Football l,3,4.
BRENDA HALBERG
Future Nurses Club
2,35 Physiology
Club 1,2,4.
JOHN HOLT
Spanish Club 25
J.V. Football 1,25
Varsity Football
3,45 Boys' Block F
3,4. 5
CARROLYN
HOMFELD
Latin Club 15
C.S.F. 2,3,45
Chemistry-Physics
45 Biology 25 Inter-
national Club 45
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Student Council 45
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G.A.A. Sr. Rep. 45
Candlebearer 35
El Oro staff 4, Bun-
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BOB KEEFER
Biology Club 25
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Linguia I-lonoraria
25 Spanish Club
3,45 Candlebearer
35 Girls' Block F 4.
DAVID KOONTZ
Spanish Club 1,2,35
Physiology Club 45
Library Club 1.
PAT HUNTER 13,
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G.A.A. 2,35 5
Physiology 2, Sgt.-
at-Arms 25 Biology
2, Sgt.-at-Arms 25
Pepperettes 2.
RICHARD KERN
C Track 1,25
Gymnastics 15 Stu-
dent Activities .
LINDA JOHNSON
Future Nurses Club
23 GAA 2,45 Latin
Club 23 Drama
Club 3.
GERALD LLOYD
Class Vice-
President 4.
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Council 45 Glee
Club 1,23 Pe Club
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DOUG LEARD
B Basketball 3, B
Track 33 A Track 4.
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National Historian
Society 2.
HAROLD
MCCULLERS
Class Vice-President
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1,25 Varsity Foot-
ball 3,43 B Track
1,23 A Track 3,43
Little Chiefs Pres.3
Block F 2,3,43 JF
Baseball 23 Varsity
Baseball 3,4.
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MELVIN
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Student Cou, 'oil 4
Band l,2,3,43 Bam
Pres. 43 Varsity
Baseball 33 Eoys'
Block F 43 Dance
Band 3,43 latin
Club 2.
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Student Activities.
RAY MARTIN
Adv. Band 1,2,35
J.V. Football 25
Choir 35 ASs't
Commissioner of
Technical Affairs 3.
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Latin Club 15
G.A.A. 1,2,3,4,
Secretaiy 45
Pepperettes l,2,3.
ALAN MAN S EAU
J.V. Football 1,25
Varsity Football
3,45 Boys' Block F
3,4, Sergeant-an
Arms 4.
SALLY ' KflllN
G.A.A. l,2,3,4,
Representative 2,
President 45 Girls'
Block F 4, Presi-
dent 45 Student
Council 45 Tennis
Team 1,25
Pepperettes 35
Physiology Club 4
PETER MESSINA
Science Club 1,25
Key Club 25
Debate Club 45
Chemistry-Physics
Club 3,4.
PAULA LANT
Spanish Club 1,2,3
F.H.A. 1,25 5
Biology Club 25
Pep Club 1,25 -
Drama Club 3.
ROBERT MILLER
J.V. Football 1,25
Varsity Football 4.
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3,45 C Track 35 B
Track 45 A Basket-
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Council 4, Parlia-
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TERESA LYLE
Mixed Chorus 1,45
Girls' Glee 1,35
Girls' Sextette 1,45
G.A.A. 45 Pep Club
15 International
Club 45 Business
Club 45 El Oro
Staff 4.
RONALD OTSUJI
Student Council 45
Football 2,3,45
Track 1,2,3,45
Boys' Block F 3,45
Boys' Block F Pres.
4.
ARLENE MAC
RUNNELS
G.A.A. 3,45 ElOro
Staff 45 Student
Council 45 Interna-
tional Club 45 Phys-
iology Club 45
Pepperettes 35 Stu-
dent Council 4.
JAMES PARSONS
C Basketball 25 B
Basketball 3,45 J.
V. Baseball 2,35
V. Baseball 4.
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Student Activities.
PAULA MAINS
Chorus 1,2,35 Stu-
dent Council 25
Majorette 15 G.A,
A. 1,2,35 Pep Club
2,35 Homeroom
Sec. -Treas. 2,3.
JOHN RIDGE
Band 2,35 Pep Band
2,35 Dance Band 2,3.
JANE MCCULLOCH
International Club
45 G.A.A. 1,2.
TOBY REED
C.S.F. 3,45 Interna-
tional Club 3,45
Chemistry-Physics
3,45 Biology Club 25
Latin Club 25 Rocket
Club 2.
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ROBIN ,-AEANS
Glee Club 1,45
Latin Club 1,2,3,45
Sec. 25 Songleader
35 Pep Club 35 G.
A.A. 15 Student '
Council 4, Sr.
Class Rep.
DENNIS ROBY
Chemsitry-Physics
3,45 Drama 35 De-
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Yearbook 35 Sr.
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Club 35 Jr. Class
Play 35 Art Club 1,
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BILL RONALD
Varsity Football 45
Jr. Varsity Foot-
ball 1,25 Baseball
25 Basketball 25
Glee Club 2.
DAN IELLE MULLIN
G.A.A. 1,2,35 '
F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 '
Biology Club 25
Future Nurses 10,11
Pres. 113 Student
Council 115 Drama
Club 11.
JERRY SALOMON
C Track 2,3,45
Spanish Club 2,3,45
Biology Club 25 D
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Latin Club 1,2,35
International Club
45 Bible Club 1,25
F.T.A. 33 Biology
Club 2.
DANNY SCHMIDT
Mixed Chorus 25
J.V. Baseball 2.
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G.A.A. 23 C.S.F.
1,2,3,45 Biology
Club 25 Physiology
Club 35 Spanish
Club 3,4.
MICHAEL
SCHNEIDER
Varsity Football 3 ,45
Boys' Block F 4.
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Student Atrtizities.
JESSE SCHNEIDER
Student Activities .
NANCY PAULUS
G.A.A. 1,2,35
Soph. Class Sec.5
Pep Club 1,2,3,4
Bulldog Mascot 25
Candlebearer 35
Spanish club 25
He ad Cheerleader 4 .
RALPH SOULE
Activities.
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Spanish Club 2,35
Biology Club 2,
Sec.5 G.A.A.
2,3,4, Sec. 2, V.
Pres. 45 Candle-
bearer5 Stnident
Council 45 El Oro
Staff 3,4, Asst.
Editor 3, Editor 4.
FRANK SKINNER'
Rocket Club 2,3,4,
Vice Pres. 2,
President 3.
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Student Acriyitiesl.
MICHAEL SPAICH
J.V. Football 1,25
J.V. Baseball 25
Varsity Football
3,45 Block F 3,4.
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Bible Club 3, sm-
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DON SPARKS
Latin Club 25
Biology Club 2,35
J.V. Baseball 1,25
J.V. Football 25
Varsity Football 4
Boys' Block F 4.
PERRY
G.A.A. 1,2,3,45
J.V. Cheerleader 25
Pep Club l,2,35
Latin Club 1,25
Candlebearer 3.
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Chemistry-Physics
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Mixed Chorus 3,45
G.A.A. 15 Bible
Club 2.
KEN SWAIN
Spanish Club 1,23
Biology Club 2.
JOY SANDERS
Business Club 45
Business Club Vice
President 45 Mixed
Chorus 43 Sextette
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Varsity Baseball 35
International Club
45 Rocket Club 3g
Bulldog Barker 45
Block "F" 4.
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G.A.A. lg Spanish
Club 1,23 Drama
Club 3j Candle-
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Spanish Club 15
Latin Club 25 Drama
Club 35 Candle-
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DAVID WADE
Biology Club 25
Debate Club 45
Rocket Club 25 Ski
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Latin Club 25 Pep
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Treasurer 45 Paper
Sports Editor 3,
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Boys' State Rep. 3
Spanish Club 2,35
C.S.F. 3,45
Chemistry, Physics
3,45 Class Sgt.-at-
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Student Activities.
BILL WATSON
International Club
45 Boys' Block F 3,45
Class Sgt.-at-Arms
35 Suident Council 45
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Mixed Chorus 45
Library Club 15
Future Nurses 2,3,
Vice-Pres. 3.
GENE WEBB
Student Activities .
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Library Olubi 13
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Club 2'3.Biolo
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J.V. Football 1,23
Varsity Football
3,45 B Basketball
23 A Basketball 35
B Track 1,2,3,45
Student Council 45
Boys' Block F 3,45
Boys' Block F
Pres. 45 C.S.F.
2,3,43 C.S.F. Presi-
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GAIL
LINDA THORNTON TRAMMELL
Camera Club 35
Honor Society 2. F'H'A' 35 Mixed
Chorus 3,4.
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BILL WILSON
Basketball 2- Skeet-
shot 1,2, Softball 2. Student ACLIVILISS.
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Glee Club 1,35
Mixed Chorus 2,33
Girls' Sextet 4.
DENNIS WILLSON
Student Activiti es.
VICKIE WEILER
Library Club 25
Girls' Glee 35
Bulldog Barker
Staff 43 Campus
Corral News-
paper Staff 2.
JIM WOODS
B Track 2,33 J.V.
Football Z5 Block F
Rf, B Basketball 3.
PAULA UKEN
Biology Club 25
Spanish Club 25
Candlebearer 35
International Club 4 .
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Creative Writing
Club 25 French
Club 35 International
Club 45 B Track 33
Debate Team 43
Delegate to Model
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Student Activities.
GERALD YOUNG
C and D Basketball
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ATKINSON
Class Vice-
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G.A.A. 45 Bulldog 4.
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Boys' Block F 3,4.
SUSAN GOSSAGE
Candlebearer 35
Bulldog Barker 4,
Ads Editor 4.
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National Rifle
Club 1,2, Chair-
man 1,25 Library
Club 1,25 Swimming
Team 25 Social
Science Club 1,2.
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Track 3,45 Foot-
ball 4.
DIANA DU TTON
Cheerleader lg
G.A.A. 1,25 Mixed
Chorus 2.
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Girls' Glee 15
F.H.A. 1, c.A.A
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Rocket Club 1,
Sec.-Treasurer 15
' ibrary Club 3.
PAUL HOLLAND
tudent Activities.
CATHIE JONES
F.T.A. 1,2, Sec-
retary 25 Drama
Club 1,2,35
Pepperettes 35
Candlebearer 35
Majorette
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CAMILLE MASONI
Spanish Club 1,25
Drama Club 3,
Vice-President 35
Candlebearer 35
Student Council 4,
Public Relations
Commissioner 45
Jr.-Sr. Banquet
Committee 35 Rally
Committee 3.
PAT MCGEE
V Football 2,3,45 V
Basketball 1,2,35
Block F 45 Class
Vice-President
1,2.
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KAY ROGERS
G.A.A. 1,25 Pep
Club 1,2,35 F.H.A
1,45 Future Nurses
Club 2,3, Sec.-
Treasurer 3.
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Student ACt1V1t1ES.
RICHARD SIMPSON CATHERINE WEBB
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GARY THOMPSON
Student Activities.
Rocket Club, 25
Biology Club, 2. Sextette 15 G.A.A.
1,2545 Pepperetts 35
F.H.A. 15 Physiology
Club 2,45 Candlebearer
3.
GLORIA SCRUGGS
Bulldog Barker staff, 4, CAROL VOGEL
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G.A.A. 1,25 Glee
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Senior Activities Senior Activities Semof Awvltlfls
IN MEMORIAL
TO
SHEILA IRWIN
When death strikes down the innocent and young,
For every fragile form. from which he lets the panting spirit free,
A hundred virtues rise, in shapes of mercy, charity, and love,
To walk the world and bless it.
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HISTORY
The Class of 1961, embarked upon four years of high school on September 10, 1957. Filled with expectations
for our freshman year, we elected Jay Barker, president, Dean Bliss, vice-president, Billie Barton, secretary, Bob
Bishop, treasurer, and Joe Orosco, sergeant-at-arms. During the year we sponsored the annual Tolo Dance and a
dance to raise money for the football lights.
Our sophomore year was highlighted by the Sophomore Hop. Our officers were Dean Bliss, president, Scherrie
Atkinson, vice-presidentg Nancy Paulus, secretary, Alice Clayton, treasurerg and Louis Dudley, sergeant-at-arms.
Dean Bliss, Georgia Bowdre, Sharon Baxter, Margaret Farquhar, and Bill Watson led us through our exciting
Junior year. The Junior Prom and the Junior-Senior Banquet were our major accomplishments.
At last, we reach our Senior year, a little worse for wear, but filled with excitement. We will long remember
our senior year and the fun we had on the Senior Teach Day, Senior Skip Day, and at the Senior Ball. On June 9,
1961, we received our long awaited diplomas.
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THE SOCIETY OF OLD MAIDS
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The pause that refreshes
JuNloR PROMA
Sherry Huey
Que en
The annual Junior Prom, presented by the Class of 1962 was
an earthly heaven. Amidst fluffy pink clouds Sherry Huey was
crowned queen. Her attendants were Pat David, Nancy Florence,
and Linda Smith.
Drifting along to the music of Ken Roth's Octette, the stu-
dents of Folsom forgot their worldly cares and concentrated on
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HISTORY
On September 2, 1958, we, the class of '62, began our exciting
freshman year at Folsom High, Ray Puckett, Royle Carrington, Martha
Webb, Jill Mero, and Larry Grimes led us in sponsoring "Oriental
April," the annual Frosh dance.
Mike Stefando, Bill Bloodworth, Cecile Moore, Vicki Keith, and
Larry Grimes were our leaders through our stupendous sophomore year.
We sponsored the Homecoming Dance and collected class dues in
preparation for our big junior year.
With our newly acquired status as upperclassmen, we had a junior
year which was a knockout. It was highlighted by our successful Junior
Prom, "Cloud Nine," and the Junior-Senior Banquet.
Now, as we approach our final year, with three fabulous years
behind us, we are anticipating an unforgettable senior year.
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HISTORY
tember 8, 1959. As freshmen we were led through a
very new and exciting year by: Mike Mardesich, Presi-
dentg Mike Crites, Vice Presidentg Vicki Steinman, Sec
retaryg and Lee Anne Lester, Treasurer, We sponsored
the annual Tolo Dance which was very successful.
Fun, fun, fun is the only way we can describe our
Sophomore year. Putting on the Sophomore Hop was
great fun as well as the School Picnic that we sponsored
Now, looking back over two exciting years, we are
looking forward to our Junior year with wonderment and
excitement,
CLASS OFFICERS
"Look into my eyes." 71 "I can't draw a straight line.
We, the Class of 1963, entered Folsom High on Sep-
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Editor
Margaret Farquhar
Business Manager
Sharon Steiger
Assistant Editor
The El Oro staff began to work on the year-
book early last summer with the selling of ad-
vertisements and weekly Wednesday night
meetings. Regardless of the good intentions of
all, these weekly meetings sometimes turned
into social gatherings. However, a lot of hard
work was done and by the time school rolled
around, the staff had the yearbook well on its
way.
The biggest event of the year for the staff
was the staff picnic when they were able to see
Louis Dudley
Sports Editor
the completed yearbook before anyone else,
P. Burnett, H. Patton. Sopho-
more Editors.
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Patton. Business Staff.
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David. Junior Editors.
STAFF
J. Beard, L. Dudley
Sports Staff
D. Huey, T. Lyle
Copy Editors
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TOP ROW, left to right: Mr. Moore, Pam Burnett, Steve West, Louis
Dudley, Jirn Beard. SECOND ROW: Harriet Patton, Margaret Farquhar,
Donna Huey, Karen Pedersen, Arlene MacRunne1s. THIRD ROW: Kathleen
Patton, Sharon Steiger, Pat David, Beth McConnell, Terry Lyle.
A. MacRunnels, K. Pedersen
Typing Staff
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The California Scholarship Federation -.
now in its twentieth year at Folsom High School
Membership is limited to those students who
have 10 points on semester grades. A 's equal
three points and B's equal one point.
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age scholarship.
Officers were Cal Webster, President, Ed
Tyke, Vice-President, Allan Carpi, Treasurerg
David Busse, Secretary. Mr. Cecil Carter is the
advisor.
TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Parker, G. Preston, C.
Burnett, T. Reed, D. Roby, S. West, E. Tyke. ROW 2: S.
Jacobs, C. Raymond, D. Busse, A. Carpi, M. Hurley, S.
Baker. ROW 3: B. Anderson, P. Calhoun, M. Maskall, C.
Homfeld, N. Gilliard. ROW 4: S. Alexander, D. Johnson,
C. Moore, B. McConnell, P. David.
F. T. A.
The Future Teachers' Club, which will
soon be affiliated with both the state and
national groups, was organized in December
1960. Officers for the year were Cindy
Artripe, President, Marilu Capri, Vice Presi-
dent, and Nancy Barcus, Secretary-Treasurer.
The main purpose of the club is to stimu-
late interest in teaching as a career, and any-
one interested in the teaching profession may
become a member.
During the year the club made plans to
visit schools, attend professional organizations
meetings and workshops, have speakers, social
events, and a career day. if
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Berry, S. Baker. ROW 2: N. Barcus, J. Robbins, C. Meyers,
M. Rodgers. ROW 3: N. Gilliard, B. Williams, M. Cauglfill,
B. McConnell, C. I-Iollar.
The main objective of the club is to encour-
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TOP ROW, Left to Right, K. Perry, S. Atkinson, P. Smart, T.
Lyle, A. MacRunnels. ROW TWO: S. Jacob, L. Johnson, K.
Patton, S. Kuhn, M. Farguhar, S. Baxter. ROW THREE: D.
Dyrnesich, C. Myers, C. Staal, V. Steinman, N. Jacob, S. Baker,
N. Gilliard. ROW FOUR: J. Johnson, C. Berry, K. Burgess, C.
Moore, M. Webb, J. Johnson. ROW FIVE: C. Lindstrorn, D.
Fisher, J. Schilling, S. Patterson, J. Robbins, K. Guidet.
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The Purpose of the Girls' Athletic
Association is to create greater interest
in girls' athletics.
H The club 's officers are: Sally Kuhn,
President, Kathleen Patton, Vice Presiden
Theron Key, Secretary, Sharon Jacob,
Treasurer, Jill Mero, General Sports
Manager, Donna Huey, Sr. Representative
Kim Guidet, Jr. Representativeg and Judy
McEwee, Soph. Representative. Miss
Carroll and Miss Matten are the advisors.
During the year the club participated
in various sports seasons, playdays, differ-
ent fun activities, and sponsored a dressy
dress dance and an aftergame dance.
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big job, but, under the able guidance of ,ft
Alice Clayton, the editor, along
with the staff put out the paper weekly.
It was filled with all the school news, 'T
gossip, and sports.
A "first" this year was having the
paper printed, and using pictures.
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BACK ROW--Left to right: M. Caughell, P. Uken, V. Weiler, J.
Parsons, R. Miller, R. Puckett. ROW TWO: C. Hollar, P. Wagner, B
Norris, S. Tolle, B. McConnell. ROW THREE: F. Meyers, G. Scruggs
S. Gossage, B. Barton, D. Huey, A. Clayton.
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The Girls' Block F is an honor society
for girls who have earned a Block F award
through active participation in G.A.A, The
purpose of Girls' Block F is to perform
various services for the school.
This year they visited other Block
societies at surrounding schools and took a
trip to San Francisco.
Club officers are Sally Kuhn, Presi-
dent, Sharon Baxter, Secretaryg Sharon
Jacobs, Treasurer. Sponsors are Miss
Matten and Miss Carroll.
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Manseau, D. Haas, G. Barton, R. Otsuji, L. Dudley, L. Neslen, C. Webster.
The Boys' Block F is mainly to give recognition to holders of Varsity Letters. During the year the organization
has supervised at ball games and sponsored an after game dance. The officers elected are President, Ron Otsuji
V, President, Jim Beard, Secretary, Vince Broffg Treasurer, Cal Webster, Sgt. at Arms, Al Manseau, Coach Le Page
has been the sponsor for the year,
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The Library Club in its second year has
ade good progress.
Officers were: Carol Preston, President,
Melody Johnson, Vice President, Carol
Duffy, Secretary, and Gary Thompson,
Treasurer.
A field trip through the library and its
workrooms at Sacramento State and a
"Hamburger Fry" were Featured Activities
of the year.
Mrs. Culver again was the Club's
willing sponsor.
TOP ROW: J. Kneckter, C. Preston, M. Denton, C. Duffy, J.
Ford. FRONT ROW: R. Culver, H. Estlander, J. Thompson, M.
Johnson, R. Holt.
IN TERNATION CLUB
TOP ROW: B. Watson, J. Beard, L. Dudley, S. Baxter, T. Reed, S. Parker, S. Jacob, S. Kuhn, P. Tunison, J. Jen-
sen, C. Raymond, K. Rodgers, A. Beard, D. Haas, J. Bare. ROW 2: E. Tyk, A. MacRunnels, V. Steinman, B.
Barton, A. Webb, B. Wright, R. Simpson, C. Homfeld, P. McMurtry, M. Maskall, P. Lant, K. Patton. ROW 3: P.
Hunter, S. Huey, C. Moore, C. Fritsche, C. Burgess, B. Williams, D. Mullins, R. Bartalini, B. Norris, C. Meyers, R.
Means, M. Burgess, B. Bowdre, J. Soloman, A. Clayton, J. McCulloch, P. Wagner, R. Mineall, S. Stieger, N.
Gilliard. ROW 4: D. Johnson, S. Baker, C. McKinley, J. Means, K. Pederson, D. Huey, M. Farquhar, C. Vogel,
K. Swain, P. David.
Membership in the International Club is open to those students who are now taking a foreign language or who
have taken two years. This is the first year for the club. Its purpose is to spread knowledge of other countries and
to sponsor related activities. The club's first activity was a field trip to see the movie "Ben Hur."
The Club officers are: Diane Johnson, Presidentg Jody Means, Vice-President, Alice Clayton, Secretary, Carol
Fritsche, Treasurerg Mrs. Morris and Miss Roach, Sponsors.
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The aims of the Physiology Club
are: to promote interest in all areas
of life science, to conduct Physio-
logical research projects, and thus
provide a background in life science
Club officers are: Elena Alberts,
president, Janet Koontz, vice-
presidentg Nancy Allen, secretary,
Martha Maskall, treasurerg Arlene
MacRunnels, representativeg and
Erlene Bryant, Chairman of Speakers
TOP ROW: G. Finch, G. Gresham, E. Bryant, D. Koontz, L. Hodge, C. Preston,
P. Cook, N. Gilliard, Miss Schornberg. ROW 2: M. Maskall, A. MacRunnels,
N. Allen, J. Koontz, E. Alberts, L. Grimes, S. Baker, Palhgolziol. ROW 3: M.
Van Tassler, S. Kuhn, J. Means, K. Pedersen, M. Baker, C..-Webb, B. Halberg,
M. Young. ,r A
This year the officers of the Chemistry-Physics Club are:
Y- Steve West, president, Alan Carpi, vice-presidentg Cecile Moore,
secretaryg and Martha Webb, treasurer. Objectives are to in-
PH crease knowledge of science and to perfect our scientific
skills.
TOP ROW: A. Carpi, E. Tyk, E. Steinman, D. Busse, F. Skinner, D. Roby, P. Messina, T.
Reed, B. Wright. ROW 2: R. Simpson, M. Schneider, D. Hass, J. Beard, B. Watson, J. Bare,
A. Beard, C. Raymond. ROW 3: D. Weddle, M. Maskall, E. Alberts, S. Alexander, C.
Fritsche, M. Webb, B. Williams, J. Robbins, C. Moore, L. Baxter. ROW 4: C. McKinley, C'
Homfield, D. Johnson, J. Means, M. Ethridge, R. Bartalini, J. Salomon, Steve West.
Buslm-isis Cutie
The Business Club was formed
this year under the able leadership
of Miss Lynch and Mr. Jensen.
Officers were Jill Jensen, Presi
dentg Joy Sanders, Vice Presidentg
Kathy Briggs, Secretary -Treasurerg
Sharon Nixon, Recorder and Histor
ian,
The main objective ofthe club .
is to better prepare members for
jobs after graduation.
STANDING: Jim Beard, Lois I-IansenxShar n SITTING:
Kathy Briggs, Alice Clayton, Jglvlensen, ,und .
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This was an active year for Future Homemakers the Folsom Sanitarium as a pet project.
of America at Folsom High. Mrs. LaCourse was the advisor and Nancy Flor-
Members attended the state convention at ence, the president.
Asilomar, raised money by selling cookies, and had
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Fritsche, K. Cowgill. ROW 2: L. Steele, B. Evans, S. Cameron, N. Florence, K. Rodgers, P.
Lant, F. Myers, K. Guidet, C. Naughton. ROW 3: M. Allport, V. Caudill, R. Stone, D. Mullin,
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dances and was featured in the variety
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Walker, A. Frederickson. FRONT ROW: D. Egloff, P. Kelley, J.
Naughton, R. Wilson, T. Ferrera, R. Johnson.
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Campoy, R. Johnson, J. Walker, J. Naughton, A. Frederickson, H.
Sedgwick, T. Ferrera, D. Egloff, M. McGowan, R. Wilson, M. Willis, M.
Klug.
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This was a busy year for the
Marching Band. The main goal of
the band members to have new
uniforms was reached. They played
for the football games and marched
at the Homecoming game. Prior
to Christmas the band toured the
elementary schools with a special
program. The band appeared at
the Golden Empire Music Festival
and the all school district Music
Concert. They presented the
annual Spring Concert in April.
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playing for graduation.
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rano, Terry Lyle, Robin Means, Thala Vance. ROW 2: Andrea Baird, Donna Reiman, Gail Trammell, Monica
Andert, Paula Uken, Carole Lindstrom, Charlotte Vance, Sharon Saddohar, Judy St. Thomas. ROW 3: Kathryn
Maroney, Sandi Tolle, Brenda Halberg, Nancy Jacob, Karen Hinton, Jody Means, Linda Thornton, Sherry Good-
man, Donna Weddle.
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Trainer, B. Schneckloth. ROW 2: R. Miles, J. Prichard, B. Bloodworth, G. Proctor, J. Thorton, G. Cambell, D.
Hamilton, J. Beres, E. Kendell. ROW 3: M. Bonnorn, L. Griffiths, F. Haynes, M. Snider, J. Holt, J. Horyza, L.
Grimes, J. Sparks, B. Salsedo, ROW 4: B. Harry, K. Stilley, J. Woods, B. Carlson, M. Kipp, R. FaGalde, J.
Dozier, J. Bloxham, T. Denners, G. Gswadtner. ROW 5: B. Davis, R. Otsuji, C. Webster, R. Dawson, M. Spaich,
R. Miller, G. Keller, G. Emond, V. Broff, J. Cammerano, E. Tyk. ROW 6: A. Manseau, D. Hass, A. Beard, R.
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SEASON'S SCORES
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Grant .... . 7 -- 27
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Rio Vista . .. . .14 -- 20
'Vacavi1le. . . . .A 7 -- 33
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Emory, D. Huey, B. Smith, G. Kinney. ROW 2: G. Putzka, L. Burnstad, B. Englesby, V. Carter, M. Sterns, R.
Curry, T. Davis, G. Moriao, R. Johnson, J. McCollum, D. Mitchell, Mr. Warner, ROW 3: Mr. LePage, J.
Christensen, J. Spaich, K. Hook, G. Christensen, B. Turner, J. Paulus, R. Rhome, G. Swager, R. Rose, B. Burkan,
D. Lawson, ROW 4: L. Bruce, M. Crites, N. Poronowicz, J. Peel, D. Rundquist, J. Aldridge, R. Flemming, M.
Willis, G. Barton, A. Crummy. ROW 5: J. Scribner, J. Alvarez, M. Creech, E. Page, R. Mineau, F. Ashbaugh, G
Stone, D. Bass, J. Biggs, L. Schneider.
SUMMARY
This year our J.V. Football team won their first Mid Valley Conference Championship since
1958. Their record for this season was 6 wins and 2 losses. The coaches for this championship
team were Gene LePage, and Jim Warner. We hope that the J.V. Team can do as well next
year in the Golden Empire League.
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assembly. Queen Lois Hansen and her at-
tendants, Pat Calhoun, Sherry Huey, and
Judy Easton led the parade that started at
five o'clock in Rancho Cordova and moved
on to Folsom.
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Lois was crowned by Varsity Captain, Robert
Miller. She was escorted by game co-
captain Jim Beard. The Senior Princess,
Pat Calhoun was escorted by co-captain
Calvin Websterg Junior Princess Sherry
Huey, by Mike Critzg and Sophomore Prin-
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S. Hagan. RIGHT ROW' J. Loomis, V. Carter, K. Stilley, D.
Leard, D. Huey, B. Smith, I-I. McCu11ers.
AWARDS
Defensive--Virgil and John Lowery
Passing- -John Lowery
Reboundsn--Steve Hagan
Free Throws--Dave Leard
Most Lmproved--Jerry Kenny
Field Goal--Virgil Carter
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In his first year as varsity basketball mentor
at Folsom High, Coach Larry Jennings fashioned
a team of sophomores and juniors that won 10
and lost 13.
Gaining momentum as the season progressed,
the Bulldogs wound up in third place in the Mid-
Valley Conference, and dominated the consola-
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occasion referred to as "Jennings Diaper Crops," i
the average age of the team at season's end
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Virgil Carter scored 133 points in league
play to rank third in the conferenceg Steve
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Carter was honored by being named "player
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49 . . . . St. Vincent" . . . . 51
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37.. ..LaSierra . ..56
4l.. ..ElDorado... ..55
39.. ..Davis'H.. ..4'7
58 . . . . Galt" ..... . . 39
61... ..Courtland... ..48
50... ..Benicia""" ..42
30 . . . . . Vacavillew . . . . . 32
28... ..I-Iighlands... ..62
58... ...Davis""' .... ..46
68... ...Galt""" ..... ..57
61 . . . . . Bishop Armstrong . . . . '74
36 . . . . . Bishop Armstrong . . . . 59
65 . . . . . Benicia"" ..... . . . 66
51 . . . . . . Vacaville""' . . . . . 49
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with arecord of two wins and 18 losses. Their final
game, played at home with Vacaville, was their best
effort. Win or lose, the Bullpups never lacked for
hustle and spirit? according to Coach Jim Grimes.
Dennis Otsuji was voted the most valuable player
and the best defensive playerg Jim Parsons received
the free throw award and Lee Neslen the field goal
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Christian Bros. .... 53
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This year Folsom took a team of Juniors and Sophomores to the Kendall-Arnett Tournament. In the opening
round Thursday night, the strong Placer team fwho went on to win the championshipj trounced the Bulldogs
70-35. Friday night, Folsom came back to defeat the Nevada Union Miners 73-59, setting a tournament scoring
record. On the final night, the Bulldogs fought their way to Consolation Championship by downing E1 Dorado
54-33. The team chose Pat David for their princess, and the captain, Steve Hagan, was her escort. Steve shared
a trophy with Woods of Nevada Union for single-game high-point man, at 23 points. Pat was named one of four
outstanding cheerleaders at the tournament. Folsom High can be proud of the games turned in by their team and
the fine showing they made at Auburn.
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F. Ashbaugh, B. Samson. ROW 3: M. Carter, L. Redmon, A. Crummy, J. Llopis, F.
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their season. The new baseball coach, Mr. LePage, started out with
a few returning lettermen from last year 's co-championship team
and some promising men from the J.V. squad. The potential was
there, the outlook was good, and the boys hoped to win their share
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Secretary
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Treasurer
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Senior Class--Donna Huey
Junior Class--Kim Guidet
Sophomore Class--Judy McElwee
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Best Wishes to the Class of 1961
FOLSOM FURNITURE STORE
300 East Bidwell
Folsom California
WALKER CORDOVA HARDWARE
Cordova Village Center
Rancho Cordova California
STAN BURNS-G. A. fNELSI NELSON
ElVlpire 3-4-896
Congratulations and Best Wishes to
the Class of 1961
CORDGVA VILLAGE PHARMACY
10697 Folsom Blvd.
Rancho Cordova California
EIVlpire 3-2611
FOLSOM AUTO SUPPLY
Wholesale 81 Retail
D. L. WHITAKER
Folsom 609 Sutter Street California
YUIcon 5-2823
FOLSOM CLEANERS
Congratulations Class of '61
CORDOVA TEXACO
FOLSOM SHOPPING CENTER Marion Buliun Richard Goodell
Folsom California
Yllkon 5-2760
10599 Folsom Blvd.
Rancho Cordova, California
FOl.SOM HOTEI I
Stop and See
Micky and Marie
for Home Cooked Food
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Most Modern Supermarket in Qacramento
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Congratulations
MILLER FUNERAL HOME
Class of 1961
HALE'S DEPARTMENT STORE
9th 81 K Street Sacramento
SEXTONNS MEN'S 81 BOYS' SHOP
Rancho Cordova California
Since 1869
507 Scott Street Folsom, Calif.
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STERLING LUMBER COMPANY LA BEAUTEE
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PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 808 Bidwell Street Yukon 5-9954
330 Bidwell Street Yukon 5-3611 Folsom California
Folsom, California
Congratulations
to the Class of 1961
To Be Sure, Insure with
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Offers a Toast to the Class of ,61
Yukon 5-2596 Folsom, California
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CORDOVA JEWELERS
TlLLETT'S CLEANERS
Barron E. Gage
10663 Folsom Blvd. ElVlpire 3-1242 Efylpire 3-1473
Rancho Cordova 10673 Folsom Blvd.
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PM and Alice Harris Hi-Fashion Hair Coloring, Style Permanente:
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6235 Hazel Avenue
Congratulations
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WALLY BULLARD'S CHEVRON
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Orangevale California
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Graduaiion from l-ligh School means much more ihan compleiing I2 years of academic
siudy, H means your emergence as young men and women, ready io rake your new
place in an ever-changing world . . . as a wage-earner, homemalcer or siudeni of
higher or specialized educaiion. Whaiever your plans for The iulure, as your new
neighbor and old friend, W-l. wishes you success. W-L, Too, is ialcing a new place in
lhis growing melrropoliian area, bringing ihe goods and services of "Sacramen+o's
Finesi Deparimeni STore" lo a brighi new slore al ihe corner of Waii Avenue and
El Camino. We hope This new siore will become as imporlani a parl of your life as
has been lhe familiar slore al l2'rh and K io Jrhree generaiions of Sacramenians.
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Printers and Publishers
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Hamburgers Chili Dogs Submarines Hot Dogs
Where quality is never questioned.
H065 Folsom Blvd., Rancho Cordova 409 Natoma Street, Folsom
723A Sutter St. Folsom, Calif.
Best Wishes to the Class of '61
WESTERN AUTO STORES
MARYLEE 'S PASTRIES
Phone YUkor1 5-4032 L K
The place to go for delicious pastries
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Best Wishes Class of '61
Good Luck Class of '61,
Cor ffratulations Class of 1961
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10259 Folsom Blvd.
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