Gridley High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Gridley, CA)

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. . . ON TO THE DEPARTMENTS . . . 11

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STOP! LOOK! Sight seeing at a Stanford Conference. Ian McVarish and lames Fife. Tho editor makes an important business call. The Bulldog staff sets out on an imagi- nary tour to present Gridley High in all its phases of life—at work and at play, in the classroom and on the athletic field, con- cerned with all the students whether upper or lower classmen. We break from tradi- tion by preparing the yearbook in a class, meeting each day drrirg the Grst period under the direction of Mrs. Dunlap. We have tried to present our school in action rather than a rigid review of faces lined up in neat little rows. Near the be- ginning of the book are our departments with people at work; these are followed by the classes and the extra-curricular activi- ties. The old method of advertising was changed. We have introduced “Picture Advertising.” We are proud of our adver- tising section and hope our readers will linger over those candid snap-shots. The staff looks at a poster advertising the yearbook sale. Left to Right—Rosalie Thomas, Anna Lee Winters, Edith Little, Nadene Clegg, Don Brophy, Virginia Hill, Verda Walton, Hal Jenson, Erma Creekmore, James Fife. ANNUAL STAFF Front Row—Left to Right Rosalie Thomas, Erma Creekmore, Verda Wal- ton, Nadene Clegg, Edith Little, Vir- ginia Hill. James Fife, Anna Loo Hud- son Winters, Hal Jensen. Back Row—Don Brophy. 10

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Ye olde feedmill gets a going over from Joe Stover. Donald Shifflet, and Donald Shirley. ON THE LEFT AG BOYS LEARN HOW! AGRICULTURE SHOP Jess Hewitt, the master welder, cuts a now pert tor a machine in the agriculture shop. Mr Butterfield instructs two students, Don Manes and Bob Powers, in the fine art of welding.