Folsom High School - El Oro Yearbook (Folsom, CA)

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Y Y ' C ' ' 'W '-C 'C 'CC fx.: C , f , 'A 5 , 1 , . rl. .,. . , r -r' W I . 51' ,,, 1 . fs.. I -Il C. S. F. 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. 'Q 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 l TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Camberg, M. Capri, C. 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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STAFF J. Beard, L. Dudley Sports Staff D. Huey, T. Lyle Copy Editors . T ' V' , -7' 1,. ff 71 ' ,K :,: gl. , In V Mu, 1 . -119 ' .- 4 vv, -Y V 1 N .11 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 1 75

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J 'X 1 111- 4-' 'z T 2 -,,5.,g5 . - f 4 9' 's fa ' A 3 ,. . ig P . L' ,. vi 4 . 3 .1 ,, V x N 3' .-is , 2? Q, Sf aw Q. X E J' 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. BULLDOG BARKER STAFF Putting together a school paper is Mr Grimes we managed to do it -1--nw 'XT' A f w,Qf,., G. A. Ai. 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. . . a M J 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. 4... 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. 77 1'