Fontana High School - Fohi Yearbook (Fontana, CA)

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ecrefariw an co 045 Mrs. Margarel Clule Regislror's Secretary Mrs. Ellen Smilh Guidance Secretary l l Miss Margarel Thorpe G 'd 5 l Mrs. Jessomine Nepper ul ance ecre my Records Clerk Cufeleria slaff piclured above o-re as follows: Ann Hawkins, Louise Delong, loura Slanfield, Morgarel Ficarru, Rose Argenline, Dorolhy Bell, Mdge Silogy Zella Gibbs, Sandra Thomas, Fannie Tocco, Ann LaFayette, and Margaret Ragone. 165

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any WML MMM! fAe .S,cene5 fo Jeep 304 unning moof 9 High school bus drivers include the following: First row, left to right: Irv- ing Gursslin, Anthony Trone, Oscar Lauridsen, Carl Andreason, James Mer- enda, and William Sherman. Second raw: Margaret Pinckard, Virginia Jar- rett, Mary Palmer, Edna Collins, Mary Collins, Connie Wagner, Betty McElyea, Carolyn Thornton, and Rose Gursslin. Mrs. Mary Lou Videgar PrincipaI's Secretary Mrs. Mary Johnson Dobell Vice Principal's Secretary x , gills. 1 Aus K Mrs. Lynn Mcllwaine Dean of Girls' Secretory A-.L 5... S Q High school groundsmen and custodi- ans include the following: First row, left to right: Henry Gayle, Emory Nep- per, Arthur Vahle, Bob Tuthill, Julius Scherer, and Bill Geary. Second row: J. O. Butler, Frank Readman, Harold Garbutt, Mercurio Lunetta, Charles Sosby, Lloyd Brown, and Tony DeLong. Third row: Edmund Godinez, Paul Howe, Harold Goggins, William Bar- nett, Bob Summers, Champ Gettings, Frank Nikadem, Ray Creo, and Lillian Durham.

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M ,Wada gmc, Front row, left to right: Carl Anderson, Carole Anicic, Roberta Golaski, Ann Weinstein, Sue Miller, and Karen Lundstrom. Middle row: Kenneth Anderson, Bob Downing, John Larrabee, Tom Nieze, Perry Lerner, and Don Woolley. Back row, George Murray, Bob Casady, Don Voiku, Russ Beaudoin, Charles Lemme, Jerry Perkins, Lyle Stotelmyre, Richard Slade, Jim Anderson, Steve Kurth, and Dave Akre. 57Z?.,l' Fohi Business Leaders is a club for business students. During the year the group sponsored a cup- cake sale and gave away free records. A booth at the Senior-AFS fair was also part of the money- raising proiects for the club. The main purpose of the FBL is to pro- mote interest in the business field. Mu Alpha Theta, greek words for Math Club, is an honorary club for above average students in math. To become a member one must attain an A-minus aver- age in algebra and trig, and a B-plus average in geome- try. The group sponsored a booth in the AFS fair and also sponsors lectures by professors, teachers, and persons in the fields con- nected with math. Front row, left to right, Linda Traugott, Jeannette Harris, Sylvia Schmid, and Nancy Pusey. Middle row Betty Perrigo, Jeanette Zielke, Louise Mitchell, Lillian McKernan, and Nancy Hill. Back row, Dortha William son, Jennie Sinclair, Gloria Hernandez, Mary Barrera, Mary Chambers, Mary Peck, Sandra Avery, and Judi Perrine. 166