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

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STUDENT GOVQERNMENT R if J Win? - , i' 96? -55? f' 3 louis Dudley President .ad Jim Beard Pat Calhoun Vice President Margaret Camile Masoni Treasurer Pl1bliC Rel3.fiO1'lS Commissioner Nancy Paulus Kathleen Patton Head Cheerleader El Oro Editor STUDENT COUNCIL '49 ROW ONE, Left to Right K Patton, M Farquhar, J Beard L Dudley, P Calhoun, N Paulus C Masoru ROW TWO C Meyers,A Clayton, R Means, A MacRunnels J Chr1stensen,S Estep ROW THREE C Preston, N Allen, D Huey ROW FOUR R Otsuji, L Neslen, K St1lley,G Barton, G Moirao, K Pedersen, D Johnson ROW FIVE D Roby, M McGowan J Jensen, C McK1nley,S Kuhn

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. Q, irene inze Secretary Wilma Estep Receptionist ' Q Lillian Culver Librarian Jayne Bonham Asst. Librarian Victoria Koppel Student Body Clerk Edna Kelly Nurse OFFICE PERSONNEL Johnson, M Webb, J. Chrigensen, ROW 2 S Cameron, T Lyle, C Webb, S Huey Sellers, S Miller, B Barton. ii L

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L. ir., V r 'VL k K s 4+ if , A PRINCIP Q ,vw . nf if , , , ,xg Adults are expecting more and greater things of our present day students than were ever expected of them. There is more to learn, and you are not only expected to learn more, but in addition learn it better. Yot' might rightly ask-- Why should we have so much more ex - pected if us? When our parents are asking for shorter work days for themselves, why do they ask for longer school days, and school years for us? I The obvious answer is not available, but the obscure one might be that adults have not met the challenge to their satisfaction and they, recognizing the seriousness of the future, pass this challenge on to you. The future of our nation and our way of life rests with the stu- dents of today. What will you do with it? beneficial--to you and your future. .lws,Yr- 'Il if uv 2 .., 4, James S. Loughridge I VICE PRINCIPAL The opportunity to receive an education is often the most over- looked privilege in a democratic society. Occasions for significant and meaningful learning experiences are often sacrificed for the whims and shortsightedness of immediate ease and pleasure. The sacrifice of citizenship and reputation can never be balanced by pleasure and comfort. Make your high school years your most BOARD or EDUCATION Q T215 ' 'fs its ' s x if 4-sa. - f I I, , . I-I .gaggggu-4,g:.15 7 ., i I ' giiqj 5g2m!x:,'gy:?'z54:g: , ':-oft' .j Ir gm- 'sifgms nf' ,.,,..,,-...H 'gf-.5-52453 -i123g.fzgeES5g:s.ii gg ,Tu 44. ., . . ,fT,.5,,4..4..., gst., , , , - Ms, ,, fi.. . ..,.. .,r.,,,t ,, L. , ,, 2 , , '- f ai , Eg, ,ga-vsm k f in ,Xp ,K I ,,.r-1 , .,., , r 1+ 'L ' L A-ff!-val. yrs:-, ' f is H M ga ' of A ivjeszl ,wus ' , f. ,Wg -- ,wget .enum . fi5S'1l+M55'.' M sw .si-.L ,wiki 1 . 4 3 . - I - ' e LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bumett, MI. K . . . - 5 . Jim mez, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. H , V .3 ,ggi V Moore. ' ' . ' . . , ., M at M 'L - . . ,I , . 1 1, iffsg l - 1 ,.,, . , -5 , . re - - -- V I . , M ,, -,L K: 'wwf - 'ww f' I ' K'-r V. . g , ...Mr .,, ta., .W ,r.spyr.s.i3.u.ssir...mr .rt - , W 'rewrite ,V I , . gg -' , . ..,. wi ll . f' K, ning , f . iq: i if-A 'zrf' : . in... - Mag.. Q - :cr-' asf- ra .. -- Q 'af