Nooksack Valley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nooksack, WA)

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MRS. SORNBERGER High School Secretary OFFICE ASSISTANTS PERFORM MANY SERVICES J, The office workers spend one hour a day assisting Mrs. Sornberger in the principaI's office. These girls type, FT work on records, and do many ofthe duties tha.: are necessary to keep a school operating. They are well on A Q their way to a secretarial position after graduation, 1 9' 79 , X , .-,, A -.1 47. ws Q - as - Q, -f-7 '- eg XJ N4 is 5 SE.. , gs b- in 1 V f OFFICE ASSISTANTS-STANDING: Joan Stuurrnans, Lynn Johnson, Arlyn Gwen DeYoung, Caryl Eiene, Janet W' Witman. SEATED: Mrs. Mary Sornberger. ,Q ' , . lb PAT PINKEY MRS. SVIDRAN Superinl'enden'l s Secretary I-.b . ' mm' OUR LIBRARIANS WORKED HARD I Student librarians spend an hour a day on their job. They check out books for students, keep the shelves in order and are generally responsible forthe library. This literary experience will help them in later years. 2 LIBRARIANS: Virginia Stacey, Carol Sprague, Barbara Osgoodby, Henrietta Bos, Mrs. Svidran, Librarian, Janet Witman, Bud Case, Dixon Ostrom. -v '37 ,Q 7fT cv 31' R+-- I

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PLUS MANY OTHER THINGS. Si, EDGAR STONEHOUSE ALVIN THORNTON Univ. of Wash., A.B.-SocialS1udies, Eng- Univ. of Wash., B.S.g And two years lish-Dramatics Club, Torch Club, Sopho- Grad. Work-Commercial-Business Club, more Class Advisor, Yearbook, Teacher Secretaries Club. sn, fi. 'GX BURTON WELLS THYRA SVIDRAN Pacific Lutheran., B,A.-Physical Education W. Wn. Col. of Educ., B.A.-Physical Edu- -Baskefball and Baseball Coach, Leher- cation-English, Library Girls' Club. men's Club. 1. I As our new school is ' X' P b e i n g consTrucTed, Th e - 3 b Science Club builds This j b replica of if. Here Mr. Lam- bert is inspecting The work of chief engineer, Ernie Hil- . ' debrand. , , l MANDEL HILDE, Principal Mayville Stale Teachers Col., Minot State Teachers Col., W. Wn. Col. of Educ., B.A., M,A.-Drivers Training-Student Council, Senior Class Advisor. VIRGIL BOWEN Brigham Young Univ., B.A.p Na1'I of Mexico-Spanish, English-Class Tumbling Club. 5 S Rx N 1 . wr? Univ Plays

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THEY DROVE SAFELY A school bus operator has to be more than lust a good driver. He should be friendly, intelligent, and a good disciplinarian. All our drivers have these qualifications. They are to be commended for getting us safely to school each morning. GEORGE STRAKA Custodian V 1' ' 4'-l I 2 -3 4 fi- x -L I-lr