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

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On July 4, 1912, the states of Arizona and New Mexico were admitted to the Union, and Congress authorized the present day flag having thirteen alter- nate red and white stripes, and forty-eight white stars on a blue field. Red stands for valor, white for purity, and blue for peace, and it is to these ideals that we dedicate our boolc. ..- 532325212 :-:-:-. .- -:Y:1:1:k1' 4.2-.5415 :-:g:5.,,.. .1:g:35:1:1: ' 5525513151: Z'1'Z'.-. . . -14:5g1:i:2:1 -f,'fes:z:z- .-:5.-'52:1:2: 2:2E2:2:2E2E1E2 3515151222221 p:Z?!E1Ei1E 63222222.- .-. .,. :-:-2:51- N f-.-.-.-4. iga:z:az:f -. -:-1-wt '-'P-:ak-z A NXXNXST RIXYXCN BO BRD OF 'YRUS CXwarXes Segevstrom, Vresdenk luxius Baer, Cxevk Garnet Hatton Rowan Yxarckn Ckades Skager YKUNCXP AL V emon Ps. Dunxavy SECRET ARY Mrs. lacquexfm Honey ACU LT Be-Jcrxy Barton. Lino Horam, Vviuiam Dusex, Roberk Ferguson. Lawrence Fiorink, Vaux Daw son Hexene Baer, Madorie Boteui, Berlxm Baixey, Chxoe Beck! Vhmgun, Kmx Robinson. NN auace Haubctg. Bavkkox Venn-e. VHA Sw an, EXE-Lnbedw Sail s Smexser, Maw Long. Laura Henry. Xrene Path k:xCilh0T X ,OTQIXC tucile 11 t Governln en t Sponsors ......,. ....... ....,....... .....,........ ....... M 1- . B arron, Miss Parli President ......s. .............. ...,.. ....................... J i m Hardin Secretary .. ....................................... ,........... A lice Foletti Commissioner of Public Welfare .. ......... Elwin Williams Commissioner of Publicity ........... ............. B ettie Blissitt Commissioner of Publications .......... ......... B arlaara Kolllzerg Commissioner of Cultural Activities . .....s. Eugene Weston Commissioner of Girls, Allairs ........ ........ M arie De Young Commissioner of Boys' Affairs ......... ............. J acl: Davis Commissioner of Girls' Athletics ..... ....,,.. . ............... Patsy Kelly Treasurer .,...............s........................ ..,................................. J alce Barenclregt Commissioner of Boys' Atliletics ...,. ....... M arion Sanguinetti, Fall Semester Wallace Balcer, Sprin Commissioner of Tralnc ...e......... . ..............,,.. . Green anclrfiold Editor ..,. g Semester Ferol E gan Carlo De Ferrari Qfdiiii N 1776, GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON unfuried the first unofficial emhiem of American inde- pendence, the Union Jack, a Hag which was used untii 1777, when the Continental Congress authorized the 'Stars and Stripes as our first official banner. This Hag had thirteen stars arranged in a circle, each star representing one of the thirteen reheiiing colonies. Legend has it that General Washington de- signed this Hag, and from his rough sicetch Betsy Ross made it, the only alteration being that oi using five-pointed stars instead of six- pointed ones. Q99 MQW enior History 195758 September--Entered High School 157 strong. October 22-'Baby Day and Freshman Reception. March 1 1-Sophomore Return. Officers: President ...................... . . . ....... ...... B arlzmara Kollberg Vice-President ........ ......... V irginia Cowclen Secretary ............. .......... F rances Wulff Treasurer ......... ....... ............ ........... B e t ty Heald Sponsor ............ ...................................... ........ M i ss Henry 1958-59 September 12'-'OUT large numbers call for expansion. New buildings planned. October-Freshman Reception. June-Sopliomore Party. Officers: President .................. ......... J alce Barendregt Vice-President ........ ............ P atsy Kelly Secretary .............. .............. B etty Saletta Treasurer ......... ........ B ill Greensides Sponsor ........... .................... . .. ........................ Mr. Pearce 1959-40 , October 9-We start late. but dont enter new Science building and auditorium until winter. May 8 and 9.-Junior play. So This Is Linda. June 8--Prom. Old Soutli Theme. Officers: President ......................................... ....... IV lilton Dambaclier Vice-President ........ ....... W allace Anderson Secretary .............. ....... L ouise Canevaro Treasurer . .... ....... .... .......... L o u ise Baer Sponsor .... ........................... ........................ M r . Borelli 1940-41 September 16'-Deer season opens. Also, we are Seniors! April 24 and 25-Senior play, VVl1y Worry? May 2-We visit M. J. C. June 6--Prom. June 8-Baccalaureate. June 'P-Ditch Day. June 15--Largest fand the best, we tlopel class to be graduated from Sonora High Scliool. Cfficers: President ..................................,.............. ,.,.,,.....,..... J ack Davis Vice-President ........ ....... E ugene Vveston Secretary .............. ................. A lice Foletti Treasurer .. .... ........ M ary Jane Wynn Sponsor ........................................................................ Mr. Borelli Austin Abbott Wallace Anderson Darley Baker Vera Adams Walter Anderson Dick Baker Dave Alvarez Peter Arellano Wallace Baker Waldon Anderson Louise Baer SENI R Pat Ball ake Barendregt Jack Bastian George Beck is Q? Marian Beck Doris Benson Bettie Biissitt Lewis Burgess V 1 kwin 3 al 2' i 3 4 H 1- 14-5 j WVKXW4 f wifi' Louise Canevaro Rose Cavalieri Hortense Danicourt William Carnahan Virginia Cowden Einora Davis Ernest Caruso Milton Dambaciaer Jack Davis BTYHH Calldle RBYUIOH IDEIIUIJEICIICT' CTBTIO DPFl?Fr?lfi Patsy Dennis Mary Dues Freci Fletcher Marie DeYoung Ferol Egan Alice Foietti James Douglas Russell Fiske Charles Dossi Gerald Engler Ray Gerioff SENICDR ,a-gn? Ghiorso Ada Gruwell Melha Henry Alice Hope Velma James Lmrace Gilbert Frances Gruwell Jeanne Hill Paul Hosman Jack Johnston Dorothy Gray James Hardin Norma Hitchcock Shirley Hutchins Louise Jones 'lliam GreenSidCS Leslie Hays Jeanne Hogue Wilger Hutchins Patsy Kelly Barbara Komnerg Edna Lattie Leia Mendes James Laginha Laverne Lee Kathryn Meyer Clarence Lake William Marble Willard Miles James Lane Betty Megee SENI R ' 5 Q I 3. Q '-E Cf 3 'K it His , Feff' WQQJQSQ .. iii Lf733 iQ1.,,gfjf mg i,fQw1fw -: 7f'!7 tif? -fiarie Minners porter Moynihan Alien Penrose Edwin Robison Betty Jane Saleftii Edward Minor George Paiemone Pat Peters Victor Roderick MGHIICI S8IUd6S -fcie iviontgomery Robert Partridge Cilariene Ramage Joan Roe Albert SBHCIDCF Leland Moyie Earl Patterson Anna Lou Roberts Joy Rui: Ecina Svimettgen i 4 Beulah Segale Frank Silver Jacquelyn Smith Harry Sharer Dale Slater Vivian Standley Lillian Shea Charlotte Smith Robert Starkey Rosalie Silva Dale Smith Betty Sundborg SENI R 'cv- ' ' ff is T7 Samuel Tarhet Iolainson Tlmrower Don Tibloits elvin Townsend -l 1:1 fr Robert Turner Jim Wallace Jane Weston Frances Wulff Betty Vallem Evelyn Weaver Alfred Wilcox Mary Jane Wynn Lawrence Viglienzoni Martha Weller Bill Williams Mildred Young Lois Waldrip Eugene Weston Elwill VVilliHIl1S George Zyncla September 16 Upper classmen at last' March 1 1, 12 -1 Jumor Play The Panther 2. Claw June 6 Jumor Prom and Banquet Cavalero, J, Belemecicln Ducllow. Carlson, Balllen De Paoli, Alclerman. Bennett, Cauclle, Algeo, Arel lano. Dalvaclie, Cunard. Brown, A. Belemeciclm, Dam backer, Copeland, Cllurclmill, Bearcl, Davicl, Capella Bonavia, Aclcer. Blaclcburne. President, John Gresham: Vice-President, Chester Harden, Secretary, Graciano Arellano: Treasurer, Tom Sponsor, MF. Dawson. Pease, Bill Lind, Null, McGowan. G. Parrlina. Phillips, Questo, Meadows, Maestreiii, Mcpherson. Martin, P. Lee. Mulholland, Palmer, Parke, Belly Lincl, Lel mlln nn. Peiley, Menendez, Marsh, Klein, Leary, lVlcNuit, T. Pardina. White. Russell, VVarren. Sarclella. Tlionus, Smith Rowe, Sharroclc, Solari, Romitli, Sigars. Wilcox. Rocl riguez. Spencer, Rilo. Souza. Tnlnplcins, Shannon Vvilliams. Rolmertson. Siolp, Siohaugh. Richards. I op omores September 16 -1 We haze the Freshies. November I4 -1 Freshman Reception. Arnold, De Bruyn, Blank. Francis, Denione, Folel- ti, Belteridge, Davis, Dawson, Anlone, Draper, Ev- eriii, Dumlmclier, Came. App, Bailarini, Davey Fisher. Curnow, Ball, Couse. Bucicmaster, Dal Fav- ero. Berg. Bentz. Armario, Diaz. Axlell, Castle. Cnrimoni. Kilmer, Jackson. Gorgas. Kenney, Higuera. Hun! Harvey, Hennington, Hutchins, Haddix, Knoop. Le- pape. Magni, Hill. Laughlin, Gilliland. Julia, Grant Knapp, Jeweif, Kooniz, Higgins. Haigli. Huanle Magni, Henry. Lancaster, Gresham. , . , E,g.,.fm,.,, ,,,- ,-- f,,,,AYY,AA , . ff,,,,,ff1f--.i,,.wri1wm, President, Karl Dambacherg Vice-President, Dick Davis: Secretary. Ruthie Le- papeg Treasurer, Billy Bentz: Sponsor, Mr. Hallberg. D. Mark, Muloclc, McQueen, Robbins. Ruf, Miner. Rountree, C. Mark, Marshall, Pardina, McBride. Madill, Robles, Menendez, Newton, Salmlstrom. Netlca. Miller. Red, Njiricix, Messenger, Martin, Marble. R. Madiil. Rugg. O'Reilly, Menzes. Penrose. Scott, Zyncla, VVeaver, Smith, Seals, Uvelli. Tone gato. Viglienzoni, Vvoodixams, Vinyard. Trosper. San guinelti, Vvilliamson, Tucker. Wallace, Vvilliams Wilcox, Vvllite. Steagall, Zimmer, Sixouse, Sullivan White. Saletta, Spraggins. ISS IHCI1 September 15, I4 - Registration. September 16 -1 One hundred tlxirty-one of us enter High School. November 14 -- Baby Day and Reception. March 14 ,-- Sophomore Return. Abbott, Alexander. Candle, Bisordi, Blaylock Brinclcerlmlzl. Barry. Burgess. Diclcey. Adams, App J J. Balestru, Austin. Antonini. Cullers. DBIHBBCIIEF, Bennett, Baker, Gould, Cavagnaro. Converse, Castle, Donohue. Davis. Daley, Cavagnaro, Bonavia. M Balestra. Casillas, Davey, Blaclc. Belemeciclx. Diestel, Dondero, Hawke. Emery, Leedom. Hos- nlfln, EJHIUDJS, Ebersoll. Henry, Hunt, Louch. John' ston, Hudson, Harris, Lyon. Gandollo, Gandolfo Kress, Everllardl. Lulcey. H. Harrison, Johnson, James Klein. Evans. Emerald. President, Ruby Castle: Vice-President, Harry Bisorclig Secretary, Margaret Mc- Connell, Treasurer, Carl McBride: Sponsor, Miss Sait. C. lVlcBride, Megee, Cv. McBride, R. Harrison, D Marble. O'Brien. Meyer, Poclesia, McDonald. J. Miles, C. Netlca, Neiglilnor, Morrison. Ethel Miller. Ray, Orr. Sprati, Mulock, McGuire, McConnell Murray, PEICTS, Meadows, Ol'0SCO, MOIIISYCT, OliVCI'. Myers, Emmett Nliller, Hazel lvliller, Pendleton Moore, Parks, Klein, Minners. Sweeley, Sylvan. Robertson, Stocks. Vonicln. D Ramage. B. Ramage. Trosper, Sclioetlgen. Vnlponi Sclxafer, Villcla. Reid, Ruiz, Ryan. Rocha, Sardella Romilki, Weeks. Slife, Tllurslon. Ricli. Rizo. A. Sar- clella, Vvlmilt. Sliarroclc, Wilson. Truckllriving Class Camp Buck Nleadows personnel: H. M. Graham, Commanding Officer: Val Henry, Suhaltern: Wm. Murphy, Suhaltern: Dr. D. VV. Stomherg, Camp Surgeon: hi, G. Sliippey. Educational Adviser: L. VV. De Luz, Teacher, S. U, H. S.: J. G. Barnes. Camp Superintendent, and Fore-men, Wm. Fislce, J. Converse. F. Sivori. Mel Halllby anfl Geo. Bond. Sonora Union High School has cooperated in the educational program of Camp Buck Meadows hy supplying a teacher for leatherworlc, woodworlc, welding, hlaclcsmithing, lettering, and sign carving. April 6, 1955, the C.C.C. was created hy Congress 1-1 Buck Meadows Camp has heen in existence since June, 1955. At pres- ent there are approximately 1500 camps. Over two million young men have heen given johs through this organization. Every three months new enrollees are talcen into the C.C.C. to talce the place of the men who have left to talce jobs or have been discharged. Each new enrollee goes through an orientation pro- gram which gives him an idea of how the camp is run and the advantages offered him in camp. Joumallsm Class cqafzlvifiaa HE YEAR 17Q5 SAW THE NUMBER ot stars and stripes increased to fifteen each. This Hag was used during the War ot 1812, and in- spired Francis Scott Key's 'Star Spangled Ban- ner. Key was a prisoner on a British Man-ot- War which was shelling Fort 1VIcHenry. All night the homharctment continuecl, and when the first rays of moming tight struct: the tort, Key saw the tattered American Hag still waving. ln his joy at this sight, he scritmhlect his memorable poem on the hack of an envelope. .55 f::!:, I Yfilgz. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Standing: Dambaciler, Fowler. Bastian. Tilmlmits, Dondero. De Ferrari, Willianxs. Gorges, Davis, Baker Greensides, Roberts, Miss Smeiser. Kneeling: Louch. Vaiiem. Dues, Ebbersol, Schoetlgen, Vinyard. Dun: lavy. Koiiberg, Graham, Tompkins, Jones. Sitting: Dawson, Bentz, Shea, Saletla. Lyon, David. Cowden, Rowe. Fiske. Momyer. CHEMISTRY CLUB Back row: Tibbits, Moynihan, De Ferrari. Caucne, Williams. Smith, Davis, Baker. Middle: Starkey. Sciloettgen, Mulholland. Koilberg, Blissitt, Miss Smeiser. Kneeling: Carnahan. Fowler, Brown, Fiske. Rowe, Weston. , .1 N., 1. .f 'X,,, f' ,ku 'Aff' N Q ff.: 1' Ng 1 Q . , .Mp . . f gf? .- . Q X , ,rw ' K A , lj' ' ' A , 4 six, J. A 1 fp , J , ., 19' -I: ' 1' , T 45, lvfngf, 4, 7. f -- A f f Mgff .5. H f 1 ' JA ,V A , Lf- .-MN W Qi ' Ks 4- ff -f ' , . 5 I 3,5 4 1 'fr' 1553911 'gifs Y ,QW ,KAN 0 ip ' 19 rv Ni V? x' ' . 'Tiff if V I 5' f M Q A may .. f W 4, L , ' V ' ,4 , 4 ff I 9 ' I H Q 1 V 5 -x A ,ix'. ', x6 x 'f I1 Q A S 1' . If A 5 ta ,xx 0. il Q3 Q . I A fr 5.4, x Nab' l L 'A A ffli' ' 'fig Z , 39 Ag E WILDCAT Standing: Miss Sait, Dues, De Ferrari. Williams, Dambactier, Kolllaerg, Bonavia. Kneeling: Rowe Mendes, Roberts, McNutt, Ganclolllo. Minners. Sitting: Fiske, Associate Editor: Saletta. Editor: Shea Greensicles, Associate Eclitor. Not pictured: Jackson, Oliver, Weller. Williams. GREEN AND GOLD Standing: Fowler, Cauclle, Williams, Editor De Ferrari, Smith, Caucile. Davis. Kneeling: Mrs. Borelli. Danicourt. Ryan, West, Hutcllins, Kimball, Business Manager Kolllaerg. Blissitt. Weller. Sitting: Vveston, Fislce, Greensicles, Tiblnits. Noi pictured: Blaclclaume, Dossi. Hays, Sanclner, Silva, Weston. 'I Futufe ZFELIIIIGIS ot AIIICIICB Vocational Agriculture is taught in rural high schools all over the United States. The classes stucly Agriculture from government statistics, tielcl trips, ancl home projects. This is not a college preparatory course, hut one to help a lboy get started in livestoclc raising or other useful agricultural Worlc. The Future' Farmer chapter is a part ot our local Agricul- ture ciepartment. The Sonora Chapter' IQS is one ot more than 180 active F. F. A. chapters in California. The program ot the Agriculture department is to train the farm hoy to he a laetter citizen, a prosperous proclucer, and a patriotic American. Opportunities are so numerous and activities so varied that here in Sonora High we are trying to follow a simple program of livestoclc improvement and Ag. lvlechanics. Top picture, standing: G. Nlontgomery, Francis, C. Mont- gomery, Dossi, lVlr. Robinson, Cavalero, Sanclner, Turner. Sitting: B. Hatler. P. Hatter, Engler, F. Klein, Bayers, Wallace. Lower picture, standing: Sharer, lvlagni, Hawlce, Broolcs, lVlr. Robinson, Vuyovich, Hilnloing, Raclovich, Penrose. Kneeting: R. Klein, Miles, Ahhott, Harrison, Uvelli, Sarclel- la, Thomas, Diestel. Sitting: Blaclc, Cavagnaro, Sharroclc. Hansen, James, Johnson, Bonavia. xx inf, 4 gy? 4 ,, Ei be . U f fa A 5 'QT .E Q , f '-as we Q WM as X P K E' K , ,V ., fx K I 3' I Q, :aL 4 . 32 :A 4? K 'M f WE 'Q J 2 . mv-.Y vrtm, fb: y , ,vw ' S+ fr- wf 1 14- -' M , 5.67 ,1 .- w. ' Qty .Q ,ag-, H31-' 'TL 7 k ,' ii? Nviv W ' H ,xy '45, ,, , ., ,A i, T, f',1'ifsEfffffi'- uf M V. iw, 1 fy, ,- In ff fm:- fe f ,Q -,W 4' ' ww f, by ww. . lg ' 'f ff. 1 . my 1 V, 1 .,L I 1 .1 f 1 J, QA 5 i 4 af 1.4 L4 Q, Mar. V, I W3 CHORUS Baclz: J. Balestra, lvlenenclez, VV. Beard. F. Gruwell, Blissitt, Calvin, Mr. Swan, Pliillips, Starkey, Tuclrer, Burgess, G. App. M. Henry, R. Henry. Middle: Uvelli, M. Balestra. Peterson, Ruiz. Lulu-y, Johnston, Hall. H. lvlaclill, Netlca, Lehman. Ganclollo. Pettey, Knoop. Front: Perey. M. Nlaclill, l.yon. Benson, Miller. Trosper, Heald, VVoocll1ams. Hague, Rizo, Castle. D. Henry. BAND lReading from rear forward beginning witlx lelt lmand row,--Row li Foletli, App, Dunlavy, Graham, Nlarsllall, Kolllmerg, Davis, Rul, Meyer. Gerloll. Row 2: Kelly, Lee, Stolp, Tomplcins, Axtell, L. Gresllam, Churchill. J. Gresham. Johnston. Vallem. Row 5: Dabadie, McNutt, DeBmyn. Tarbet, Wallace, Shannon. Marble, Harvey, Gorgas. Row 4: Camille, White. Miles, Williams, Wilson, Messenger, Njiricll. Shar- rocli, lVlcGowan. Row 5: Halloclc, Kenney. Pease, Blissitl, McGuire. Harris, Menzes, Harden, Bennett, Sanguinelti. Row 6: Vvoodlwams, Rodriquez, Knoop, Smitlm, Romitti, Wilson, Nlartin, Knoop, Balcer, Arel- lano. Director, Mr. Swan. Flag twirlers: Helen Adams, Mae Baker. Majorettes: Marguerite Madill, Gene Mulholland. Drum Major, Harry Madill. Absent: Bernice Stobauglw, Neil Trosper. ORCHESTRA Mr, Swan, Zimmer, Pettey. Souza, Gruwell. Middle: Stolp, Dunlavy. lVlcNutt, Halloclc. Smilll, Balmer. Bennett, Wilson, Kolllwerg, Vallenl. Meyer. Front: Megee, Lelmmn, Sweeley. Hunt. .l0llI'l5l0Il. Diaz, Cnrm-. McConnell. Christmas Play December The Stranger of Bethlehem Melvin Townsencl. Dorothy Lyon, Bryan Cauclle, Feral Egan. Mr. Pearce. Not Picturecl: Wanda Beard, Ethel lvlerrill. The Sunshine Twins Carol Merrill, Dale Slater. Ethel Menill. Lane Warren. Marguerite Maclill, Jack Davis. Jeanne Hogu Harry Madill, Elwin Willianis, Wanda Beard. Peggy Lee, Mr. Pearce. Director. Green and Gold Play January 1 4, 1 5' Junior Play March 1 1, 12 The Panthelfs Claw Patty Dunlavvy. Lane Warren. Iona Vvilliams, Carolyn GIHIIBIII, Dorothy Tompkins, June Marlin, Jane David, Chet Harden, Bill Wlcpllerson, Ted Ennis, Richard Hauclc. Bill Hall, Mr, Pearce. Director. Why Worry? Russell Fiske, Dave Alvarez. Jackie Smith, Dale Smilii. Lois Vvaldrip. Elwin Vvilliams. Palsy Dennis Leslie Hays, Doris Benson, Laverne Lee, Promptress Evelyn Weaver. Mr. Borelli, Director. Senior Play April 24,25 HGIVIE ECONOMICS CLUB Sponsor, Ivliss Baer: prvsident, Alice Hope: Vice--Pre-sicIPnI, Alice FOI:-EMI: Secretary. Edna Laliie Treasurrr, Louise Baer. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSGCIATIGN pn-sifIenl. Palsy K1-IIy: vice-Ijresiclenl. Evelyn Dahadie: Sz-cretzury, Marie DeYoung: Treasurer, Betty uIIc-nl: CustocIian. .Innis Ban: Sponsor, IVIrs. Be-rIlI. TRAFFKISQUAD Standing: Earl fynda, Purivr lwoynillan. Bryan Calullr-, NA7iHiam Carnahan. Sitting: I Burdvlle Candle-. HAUAMONUURS Slumling: Baker, De Ferrari, Nloynillan, Cauclle, Beck, Candle. Kneeling: Heald, Vvesiun, Egan, Fislue, Arm-nano, Nleaclows, Sanguinvlii. Silting: Smith, Ganclolfo, Davis, Greensides, Tilmlwits, Vvoodlmams. -MLW..- W -ei , .ww H N' Xt' fx ' n JZ I F, Q, 55,4 ,. Q-tl nfl' C , , . U rf , 4 , f 4 -L ,wa . e ' f . wg? ,fb Hs fd , , wi' , , - 'H ,Y , . Xpp 1 42, Zig vi 56 F' .-.. 1 S , W H , . me w K 'T :SN 'x F Q 1 an . Q43 4 , ,- 'K 'FS cqfgfafz, N JULY 4, 1818, CONGRESS voted to return the number ot stripes in time Hag to thirteen, one stripe for each of time thirteen original coionies, and for every new state entering tile Union one new star was to be added. The merchant marine of that day carried the stars arranged so as to form a great five-pointed star, whereas time warsilips carried them in paraiiei rows. These types of Hags continued to be used up until the Civil War. .59 XX MQ Sonora 18 Sonora 12 'I'Sonora 7 akSon0ra 9 'l'Sonora 14 1940 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sclineicler 0 St. lVlary's 6 Tracy 0 Sutter Creek 6 Jackson 0 Total: Sonora 92 Sonora 0 Sonora Sonora 'Son0ra 5 S0n0ra Sonora 'S0nora Sonora 'l'S0n0ra 'kS0n0ra :S0n0ra Sonora 'ksonora Sonora Sonora 'S0n0ra Sonora 'kSonora a'Son0ra a Son0ra 'l'S0n0ra 'S0nora 'kS0n0ra VARSITY Sonora 1 5 i Sonora 0 'l'Son0ra 6 Sonora 1 5 El Doraclo Oakdale lVlanteca Calaveras Opponents 52 Escalon 9 RESERVES Sonora 7 Oakdale 1940-41 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE A's B's C's D's A's B's C's 28 21 Sutter Creek 15 7 26 55 Manteca 21 IQ 5Q 52 58 1 1 Tuolumne 14 21 1 5 17 IQ Linclen 5 25 15 Oakdale 22 26 51 20 Bret Harte 10 58 25 St. lVlary's 12 14 57 45 24 1 5 Calaveras 1 5 24 12 25 45 ' 16 20 Tuolumne 21 58 20 2 2 Bret Harte 0 24 24 Modesto 55 18 IQ 20 Linclen 8 28 Stockton High 50 26 Stockton J. C. 42 54 32 IQ 17 Calaveras 20 12 9 8 lvloclesto J. C. 5Q 41 29 lone 5 26 27 54 42 El Dorado 29 28 29 Hilmar 15 59 Oakdale 28 28 Roseville 57 IQ San Juan 13 445 424 185 124 548 516 79 Sonora won the C. C. H. S. A. L. Basketball Cliampionslmip for Class B Scl10ols A Division. Sonora 8 Sonora 7 Sonora 1 Sonora 9 'l'Sonora 6 til League games. Forfeit. 194 1 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Modesto 9 Hughson 5 Ceres 1 Oakdale 1 Calaveras 1 a'Sonora 4 desonora 1 a'Sonora 5 'l'Sonora 8 d'Son0ra 4 Tuolumne Bret Harte Calaveras Tuolumne Bret Harte 0 0 20 6 0 D's 3 2 6 6 10 0 ll 5 45 6 2 4 I0 I Football I asf' t K-Q. QM xx tiff 9 QM P' if IM ,J Q ff? S 1. lx 3 's -UE S y 'K S Jv- f X, LLQh . 5 A7 K Af-gf gp N 5 , my I uk Q Q if i fs , Q, William Carnelian. Charles Depnoli, Frecl Fletclierhcveorge Palemone, Jalce Barendregt. Walter Ander- son. Lane Warren. Lloycl Null. Pat Peters. Joe Huante, Punny Damlmclxer, Diclc Balcer. Bal: Stnrlcey Dave Alvarez. Baslzetlmall Bobbie Tonegato. Leonard Broolcs, Ed Gorgas. Victor Viglienzoni. Loyal Castle. Albert Romitti, Graciano Arellano, Don Damlnacller, Alfredo Huante. Us Paul Hosman, Harry Bisordi. Jim Stocks, Dick Davis, Harry Madill. Rupert Harvey. lvtarion Sanguinetti Leroy Fisher, Albert Ronlitti, Ray Rodriguez, Keitti Dawson, Raymond Ntartin. Basleetinau Francis Bonavia, Robert Harrison, Duncan Brintcerluoff, Don Damtractier, Eugene Meyer. Arttxur Vatponi. Clifford Minners, Robert Romitti, Lester Axtell, Douglas Wilson, Nolan Harris. Billy Bcntz. D's Managers: Bettericlge and Menendez, Standing: Gresham, Arnolcl, Brooks. Zyncla, Palemone. Gorges Tlxomas. Harvey. Kneeling: Arellano, Valponi, Paulina, Hilnlning. Hall. lVlcElroy. Sitting: Axlell. Vvoode llams. Anclerson. Mr. Fiorini, Fislxer. Blaclc, Engler. oac ing Stall Larry Fiorini: Football, A Baslcellnall, Baselmall, Paul Dawson: Traclc. Tennis. Wally Hallberg. B. C and D Baslcetluall. TIHC 2 Standing: Johnslon. Egan. Hosman, Baker. Kenney, Candle. Maestreili. Meyer, Hardin. Kneeling Chessy Arellano, Madin. Romilii, Graciano Arellano, Heald. D. Dambaclmer. . Ray Rorlriquez. Allen Penrose. Earl Palterson. Bryan Candle. Ed Minor. AWWA .n-,f Lx . ,W J If a-. .-Qi +0 ...... lx' I S ..,,,aM -new Y-5 cM,. 1,24 f . . ,mf , -an I,-ff' in 1 I' ' x . a Q Ass!! . . , . - P-Qs:-mf m ,, A V H . 5 i W 4. 1 , 4. K ' y Q f ffifi? -5 5? -. U l 4 ,SL X Km X. H 31. R n ef v U1 K xi ,J Z!! M-nf .R X X , N x xx Kg X.. A Q lr' Q ' 2. 1 . xg 3 p W 'N . f W . Q - if ff l fx ' if , 5' . TW ., X wx .gi kwin, lyk . 1-.VV iywi . A'-,j N. Q Tlx .. CHX A 51 i.. . Mn, .M , Wgi?,1.z:.: f 3?,qp,x.L' -4 If, K , f F , Q, -,A -gl H A . I , .rgigpf K A M A i ., A-715 db .3 ' K u f, -I ,, - M , q. ,,. , , ' K ' mai' ' g ' , ' 4' L' ' A .,.,, ...K . fn ' v ,f., ' 'x ' 4 f V f. P, .. 4: Q 4 ' . 550 X 4 ' GD . ' . , -. . f. 3 v' 1 f -M X 1 fs -1' . . L-4' , , gr' ' , M 'L wt A- 1 - .v . 15.1 - .gf - V M , . 5 - .1 . ii' V' 9 1 ' M K , , f' , ' ' V g' A 2 Ti., fc, Q' f Q- X - f 4 Y , A . .- if. N A W ' 1 v 'ses an Ay ? L - . 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This Hag signified that the United States was once more an unbroken union. This hanner waved over the savage Indian wars of the 1870's, and was ai- ways on the advancing waves of American civilization. It Hew over San Juan Hill, and was a symbol of the United States as a world power. .39 v ini, W il ww eg., '91 Q31 2 4 FKLJEHY3 5 ak ,,,, ii sax X Calenddf SEPTEMBER The inevitable day, summer over, misery about to begin, thousands of millions of red-faced Frosh dashing about, trying to avoid rabid Sophs . . . First game of football season, with our traditional first-game rival, Schneider . . . We won! . . . Mr. Dusei and Mr. Fiorini our new teachers . . . Certain English under Mr. Dusel, and P. E. and coaching under Mr. Fiorini. OCTOBER Early on one frosty morning, we are made more frosty with a liquid air assembly. Liquid air can maize the siiiiest things happen . . . a tealcettle boils on a cake of ice. and other such dippy doings . . . Jackson game . . . We won! . . , Halloween . . . need more be said? NOVEMBER Calcdale game on Armistice Day . . . swell day, swell parade, swell fun . . . Tie game . . . Dr. Luther Gable, this time with microbes . . . VVhat'll he have next? . . . Thanksgiving vacation-short, but very . . . Hardly worth noticing. DECEMBER Flu vacation . . . no fun, and no one wants it . . . but it's ours . . . So what do we do? fVVe all have fin, . . . Three other important events: Christmas play, Christ- mas vacation, Christmas. JANUARY . . . and a New Year. Resolutions and all that go with 'em, but they don't last long . . . Green and Gold play The Sunshine Twins . , . a good time had by all, even including the audience. Miss Smelser gets formulas for reviving and reorgan- izing the Chem Club . . . FEBRUARY Delbert Hartee, globe trotter without equal, keeps our usually sophisticated stu- dent body in stitches and constant titters with a gasp and gulp assembly about the Cdlenddf uttermost corners of the world . . . The Boys' Service Club sponsors The House of Seven Gables -1 an excuse to get out of school a P. M. MARCH A thud and blunder play by the Juniors, The Panthers Claw --excuse please, blood and thunder. Suspense runs high, almost overllowing . . . The Seniors struggle with their long-dreaded three-hour test. Surprising how hard it is to con- centrate at times, isn't it? lxfliss Muriel Goodspeed, personality plus glamour gal talces the school by storm. We all receive a cultural lesson in French, German and Italian, besides a few more things here and there . . . Mr. Beyer brings a Modesto Junior College deputation in what turns out to be one hilarious assembly. APRIL u Dr, Lee will spealcn--April Fool! A super assembly put on by a hilarious gang of pranlcsters. High spot: William Dusel Slowspeed, Mr, America of lQO5.U U. C. Tumbling team gives a rousing performance, in conjunction with our own band . . . The Seniors present HVVhy Vvorryn to a critical public and many orchids are due-to the public lots of lun, anyhow . . . Open house and a band concert for the enjoyment of all. MAY Senior Day and M. J. C.--all out for Modesto. After being enjoined to be good, the Seniors bussed and set up on their way . . . The Variety Show just about winds up the Dramatic repertoire for the year: everybody enjoys same variety show . . . But it's almost the end of the month, the year, and high school for many of us . . so . . . JUNE . . . Prom. Baccalaureate, Ditch Day . . . and Commencement. Hail and farewell., and all that. Goodbye, good luclc and all good wishes. l F L wh um-- l ll sie v,L, ,M I J li lf? M, 4ff..f - W ' M .., . . 'x .4- 327 fm, .,, M435 T if 5 '5ff5 Q Q 1. ff ,Y ,mg Q- if f ww Mw,x 'we ' 15 S a di SONORA Aronos Researcll Club Junior Aronos Club Associated Oil Co., Lester Vvoodliams Baer's The B anne r Bartlett and Carlceet Ben Franklin Store Brandi's Burnl1am's lnc., Mrs. VV. E. Bumllam Burnl1am's Candy Store Central Drug Co. Central Motors, Jolin E. Kelley William C. Cofllill, Attomey at Law Davis Motors Dr. .Bruce D. Detielare Orcler of De Molay Geo. H. Forbes Furniture Co. R. C. Francis peter C. Glmiorso Gold Nugget Arie No. 15 17, F.O.E. Boosters DF. Gfallam GfCCHlHW'S lnc. Greensicles Western Auto Supply Co. Hales and Symons Rowan Hardin, Attorney H. J. Hurst Jaeolo Brothers Ben Johnson Dr. M. F. Karak, D. C. Knox Lace Shop l..ivingston's Shoe Store Dr. James E. McConnell Dr. H. H. MeGillis Mother Locle Dairy Mountain View Dairy Mundort Merc. Co. Nevada-Massachusetts C R. F. Cdgers O. K. Candy Shop Oliver Hardware Palace Meat Market Paulsen's Jewelry Store at Law 0 Boosters J . C. Penny Co. Pitts Studio Order of Rainbow for Girls No. 54 Rexall Drug Store H. D. Rose, M. D. Sanford's Sierra Rebekah Lodge No. 245, I.0.0.F. Sierra Studio Eric J. Segerstrom, Insurance Sonora Bakery Sonora Business Girls' Club Sonora Daily Sonora Fumiture Store Sonora Garage Sonora Guarantee Building-Loan Association Sonora Inn and Coffee Shop Sonora Lions Club Sonora Lodge No. 1587. B.P.O.Elks Sprouse-Reitz Co. Charles VV. Squires, D. D. S. Star Theatre Tavlor Cleaning and Launclry Service Tibbits and Balestra Hazel G. Trumbull, Chiropractor Tuolumne County Realty Co. Tuolumne County Supervisors Tuolumne Lodge No. 8, F. 6 A. M Union Democrat Wenzel's lVlen's Wear J. S. West and Co. Wolle's Drug Store STANDARD Pickering Lumber Company JAMESTOWN Balcens Candy Kitchen Durl1am's Bottling Works East's Grocery Leslie A. Grooms James A. Hadley, M. D. Jamestown Lions Club Jamestown Pharmacy Jamestown Promotion Club Sierra Railroad Co. S onora Country Club Dr. G. B. Wilson, Dentist Jno. L. Vvitney Inc. AUTCDGRAPHS 6 We 33 IE.. ak .s w 'Vs Q w w be an 5 'B' if 5 W