Sonora Union High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (Sonora, CA)

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CLASSES During our years in high school we pass Jrhrough, as il were, a 'Four phase cycle wi'rh Freshmen becom- ing Sophomores: Sophomores, Jun- iors: Juniors, Seniors: wilh Seniors leaving: Freshmen enlering, ancl so on conlinuously. As we progress we come 'ro assume more and more new responsibililies and To lake an impor'ran'r place in school life. Thus il is, 'rhaf allhough we have loucheol upon The acliviries of all Jrhe classes, if is +o +he Seniors who are leaving Jrhal' we wish +o give special recog- nilion, for when lhe olhers rise lo lhis posirion, lhey in Their Turn will receive Jrhe same honor.

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Q' ' SENIQR CLASS ' I-IISTCDRV F. Hail M. JarreTT As iT always is wiTh Treshmen, The TirsT year oT The class oT '38 was spenT in orienTaTion and making The Triends who would go wiTh Them Through Their Tour years. Miss Elaine Symons, now Mrs. Baker, was The sponsor oT This lively bunch. WiTh The TradiTional Freshman RecepTion They, as Sophomores, proved To The oncoming Trosh ThaT There really weren'T any hard Teelings in spiTe oT The raTher annoying Two monThs' exisTence They gave These neo- phyTes To Sonora l-ligh. By now .wiTh The aid oT Their sponsor, Miss Leoni, Jkixxirssney They were Teeling Tirm ground. Clans were being Tormed, which on The mosT parT conTinued ThroughouT Their school liTe. During Their iunior year, because They were noT as rich as They would liked To have been, The class sponsored shows, sold wreaThes, and held candy sales To raise money To make The Senior Prom The success ThaT iT was. The gym TransTormed inTo an aTTracTive garden lighTed by Japanese lan- Terns Turnished The seTTing Tor The dance. Miss Long, The sponsor, worked unTiringly wiTh The group. Th-e oTTiceirs To guide The class ThroughouT The senior year were John McChesney, presidenT: Frank l-Tall, vice presidenT: MerediTh JarreTT, secreTary: KaThleen WesTon, Treasurer: Della ReiTz, execu- Tive: Darrell Condron, sergeanT-aT-arms. Mr. Pearce was Their sponsor. I937-38 has been crowded wiTh many acTiviTies: such as The senior play, The open house day in ModesTo, The sociology Trip To STockTcvn, and as The book goes To press, The Seniors are looking Tor- ward To The annual Trip and DiTch Day, The BanqueT and Prom, The BaccalaureaTe and GraduaTion. This year has marked The sTarTing oT new TradiTions, such as The senior-TaculTy baskeT ball games and The school newspaper. Among The group, Those who will be remembered Tor Their achievemenTs in various Tields are: LiTe members oT The CSF: Phyllis Goss, JaneT Wilson, Mildred Miles, and Alice Franco. LiTerary recogniTion: Marcia Blackwell, Mildred Miles, John McChesney, and JaneT Wilson. Leadership: JaneT Wilson as EdiTor oT The Green and Gold, Mildred Miles as her assisTanT, Bill Keagy as presidenT oT The sTudenT body, Norma Myers as vice-preidenT oT The sTudenT body, Laura l-liTchcock as presidenT oT The Girls' League, Bill Russell as presidenT oT The Boys' Service Club, Phyllis Goss as Treaurer OT sTudenT body, Edna Wynne as ediTor oT WildcaT, and Joe TonegaTo as aThleTic manager Tor Tour years. Public speaking: Phyllis STaTTord, Jean Fraser, and La Vern James. New proiecTs launched: Public speaking sysTem: Darrell Condron, VicTor Selesia, Bob l-lender, Louis McMahon, and Douglas l-lolder. Music awards: BeaTrice Poor and GerTrude Louch. l 22 l