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

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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

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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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STANDING: Doug Bisset, Virginia Porter, Joanne Meece, Jerry Loreen, Joanne Bannerman, Gene Horn, Phyllis McDowell, Carl Muhr. SEATED: Glenn Walker, Mary Ann Top, David Schweigert, Mr. Hilde, Advisorp Arlyn Gwen DeYoung. THEY SAY-TO DO OR NOT TO DO A boy and girl representative from each of the four classes plus the student- body officers make up the student council. This form of student government meets regularly throughout the school year. Agreeing to pay for half the cost of leveling the athletic field, contributing S500 to the band uniform fund and paying for other essential items for the school were some of the money matters attended to by last years council. They also visited Mt. Baker High School for Student Exchange Day and brought back some useful information. Under the competent advice of Mr. Hilde they promote the schooI's welfare. in-1' '- P--t V'x 'EV W S - . f li D v X 'f if -' 'ui . kt . l 'r 'f' . , .aww .ix .,, .. DAVID SCHWEIGERT P-resident 'F l ' .rf fs 'S U- ri. X l i l