Los Molinos High School - Cinders Yearbook (Los Molinos, CA)

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Z7 PAUL D. MCCAMMON BERTHA MAY KING WILLIAM HITE A A Cogch Homemaking Music Q'- ROSE MARSHALL SLATER GILL School Nurse Commercial Agriculture MARVIN LUTHER MARIE M. STOLL MERLE M, CARNEGGIE Science Girls' Physical Ed. SI,0p

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5 1 xtxg- .M G Lu . ., ,..k, .- A A X: ' B 5 7 . .-- 3 f' fi iliiii , , ... f r fa fs sun , Ds ' -A , , 3 'M vw ' sauna .:. pl. ,. l V r 1, Z jjj '.Ig.,. ,--1 4 ' A , n. L g?..,.,..,es, .. was ww.-s 'N f ' l :WM ' v 3 f . vs b av , Q . Nga-- V' 5' 1 .-.. - .- M -Y W- -J' 'f'M s' is- f ....a I :ji X of c D , . 1 ., . a--0 I V ' ' I'-I W'-v 'iv -I ,f..i.-Jr, . , fl , N f, J l V SPARKS FROM THE CINDERS Left to right: Mrs. M. Stoll, advisorg Pat Pratt, assistant business manager, Dixie Templeton, editor, Barbara Caine, business manager, Pauline McKinney, assistant editor, Mrs. E. Gill, business advisor, Doreen Bundy, photography editor, Mrs. B. King, art advisor. Through hard work and perserverence the above staff has published this 1951 annual. Ads were sold during the later part of October and November. Red Bluff, Chico, Corning, Los Molinos, Tehama, and Gerber were solicited. Only with the cooperation and financial help of our advertisers has this annual been made possible. We, of the Cinders staff, are sincerely appreciative of the spirit which exists in our high school area and wish to thank those merchants who have so willingly contributed to our annual. Members of the journalism class in addition to covering the news for the Barker each week have done all the editing of the Cinders. The full import of this is appre- ciated when one realized that only four girls comprised the journalism class.