Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Engli h offers varied experiences t,.,fQv' . W' f - fe Ar Modesto High School the following courses 'L' are offered in the English Department: Fresh- man and Sophomore English, American Litera- ture, English Masterpieces, Pacific Literature, Public Speaking, Debate, Speakers Bureau, jour- nalism, Independent Study, Dramatics, Drama Production, and Advanced English Composition. The department not only teaches students the fundamentals of English, but it also teaches stu- dents to appreciate good literature. The depart- m t head is Mr, ay Cline. Mr Donald Huntinrcrons Sophomore English class mur ders Julius Caesar Names starting from upper left hand corner Mr Pritchard Amstutz Mr Walter Baddell Mr john Camara Mr jay Cline Mrs 'viartha Ebert Mr Don Hunting ron Dr W C jumper Miss Barbara Mcjrlton Miss Ruth Morgan Mrs Lucretia Parlin Mrs Mary Ritter Mrs Roberta Stimmel Miss Rachel Woods Mrs Fern Zancanaro whit 3 4 L. or J S ' 's S X l l s ,A A I . ' V2.- 6' -e s t -2: Q r fm, ,EQ Q , f pl. '

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Service staffs help to keep school operatln -l BACK ROW Roy Hodge Claus j Fuhlendorf Charles G Reynolds Lester Frtz Murel McCarter Carl Phoenrx Robert L jones C P Gustm 1Calrfornra Hlghway Patrolp FRONT ROW Chester Push 1Route Supermtt-ndenty Leonard Chatham Robert A Whrte Brll Robbms Bruce Vmcent Ben Gray., Norman I: Snell The Servrce Staff of Modesto Hrgh School consrsts of bus drrvers cafeterra personnel, and a janltorxal staff These people play a major part rn the operatron of our school Many students would have no means of transportatron to and from school wrthout the work of the bus drrvers whom Mr Chester Frsh drrects The Cafeterla Staff which IS headed by Mrs Matt1e Streeter, assures lunch for students every day they attend school On hand to prck up and clean the re mams after students leave school rs the Janrtorral staff under the drrectron of Mr Truman Hand So we conclude that wrthout the help of these effrctent workers, school could not be kept rn operatron W 7 o S ' Q-1 7 can me M BACK ROW Mattre Streerer lla Mae Prrckett Beth B rnard Matfen jones FRONT ROW Ester Bruggeman Darsy Hopkms Pearl Ledbetter ,,-Q var L-A BACK ROW Truman Hand thead custodxanl Brll Rupe Byron Hopluns Robert Mcbrll Harvey Trndel Harvey Grrssom MIDDLE ROW Ray Hamby Opal Pornts Helen Nesbrr Marnn Bruns v.1Ck FRONT ROW Albert DeSnmone Les Wrghrman Brll McGrll, Frances Sell Mahlon Maroney Q O L il, , s R -47 Q ,, ' I A L yur 'I A , ,, 'X V f , v A Q i n 'an ,L ff' ' , 4 5' 7 'f . We . , ' , X ff , ' , ,Y 1 T . 5 ' Q , y f W Y , , , , 7 H I, 1 1 l 4' 5 ' z, 1 34 ' ' X 1 A A XL. Z y - r A - I . 1 I 1 3 y A X , f l x or 'ST ' . , ll 5 ' A xx v 9 A . . I ' 5 7 G '

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Business is an important part of mans world Every day he does business transactions of some kind with other persons The Business Department of MHS teaches students methods of efficiency, precision and neatness After absorbing these methods, students find jobs in the vast business world Classes in business are offered to students in four mayor fields C13 Secre tarial C25 Bookkeeping, GJ Merchandising, and C41 Clerical Department head is Mrs Virginia johnson Mrs. Thelma Zingle shows janet McDonald and Cleta Lewis how to operate if a mimeograph machine Aa Pictured from lop right corner are: Mr. james Dixon, Mr. Robert Healey, Mrs. Virginia johnson, Miss Glee King, Mr. john McCaffery, Mrs, Lorraine Ottoboni Mr. Albert Turek, and Mrs. Thelma Zin gle Better bu iness 's sought