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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

A 2 I TI-IE IQALQ AND IS PRESENTED AS A TRIBUTE TO E5 llllli In looking back over The pasT 25 years, we 'Find ThaT you began your adminisTraTive career aT The Sonora Union High School in l9I7. You also served as coach and TaughT chemisTry and general science. In I92I, you were The coach of Sonora's TirsT TooTball Team. When The sTudenT body began To increase, you bade farewell To The classroom in order To devoTe full Time To The increasing perplexiTies of adminisTraTive problems. You have been insTrumenTal in making improvemenTs. A new science building, audi- Torium, agriculTure building, woodwork shop, 'fooTball sTadium, baseball field, and bus shed have been builT during your adminisTraTion. Now our school is one of The TinesT in CenTral CaliTornia. Your unselfish loyalTy, unbiased friendship, disTinguished leadership, and spiriT oT fair play have made you an ideal civic leader noT only in your own school and com- muniTy buT ThroughouT The sTaTe. May These leaves serve as a memenTo of our appreciafion of your counsel and of your friendly cooperaTion.i lfillllllll fl. Ulllllll S .n-'ll '-. i P I3 ,....... N,-an ' -- M.:-0.31 an fb. 9 , QA. sa . f,'f g?Vz 7 7 'K '54 ,-ggia.-0, an , 'gm' We A lf ,A K ,, ,J f I 3 xr K. I 7 Hu w . 1 as xg-1 'A ,,, k Q 'mv ffm x ' i Y ,,, www Sf:-f-up m , 3- . QM f f Q.. J.: ' rdf! . 29 4: , x vf K, . , ,ww-.--mf w QQJJ-fk-jmlmfmvi L9F 1-'GNUEWY M I 6 ,...... Trustees and Gffice lzorce The Board of Trusfees of fhe Sonora Union High School composed of Rowan Hardin, Charles E. Shafer. and Garnef Barron. was joined fhis year by fwo new mem- bers. The newly elecfed frusfees are Dr. Bruce Defiebre and Afforney John Barfleff. A+ fhe firsf meefing of fhe Board, Afforney Rowan Hardin was elecfed Presidenf and Garner Barron. Clerk. The following commiffees were appoinfed 'ro acf fhroughouf fhe year: Building and Grounds: Garnef Barron, Dr. Bruce Defiebre. and Charles E. Shafer: Audifing: Rowan Hardin and John Barfleff. The Board of Trusfees has helped wifh many problems around fhe school fhis year, such as fhe erecfing of fhe agriculfure shop. fhe dismanfling of fhe old Macomber building, The landscaping of fhe grounds, fhe building of refaining walls along fhe creelc. and fhe laying of a new pipe line fo falce care of The wafer righf acquired wifh 'rhe purchase of fhe new grounds. We, of fhe High School, wish fo 'rhanlc our fine Board of Trusfees for fheir very efficienf service and for fhe mainfenance of our very affracfive school grounds. Due fo fhe resignafion of Mrs. Jaclcie Brisfol Honey as general secrefary of fhe school, Miss Horfense Danicourf, who graduafed in fhe Class of l94I. has been em- ployed in her place. Mr. Paul E. Dawson, Vice Principal, has been able fo devofe all of his fime fo his dufies as vice principal since he is nof doing any coaching fhis year. He has also been appoinfed as one of 'rhe sfudenf guidance direcfors. Miss Laura Marie Henry, feacher of mafhemafics, has been affendance supervisor fhis pasf year. She is also acfing in fhe capacify of Dean of Girls and Guidance Direcfor. Miss Shirley Hufchins. graduafe of Sonora Union High in l94l, has been acfing as affendance clerlc. Under These direcfors. worlc several sfudenfs of fhe office pracfice class. They are as follows: Peggy Lee, Virgie Sullivan, Edna Laffie. Geneva Leary, John Gresham, Beverly Penrose. Mabel Suffle, Ted Ennis. and Beffy Lind. K s X X TRUSTEES Rowan Hardin Garnef Barron Charles Shafer John Barfleff Bruce Defiebre Adminisfrafion Building Laura Henry Paul Dawson Horfense Danicourf Lower Leff: Vernon A. Dunfavy Horfense Danicourf Lower Righfz Paul Dawson There've been schools wifhouf books: fhere are schools wifhouf buildings: buf fhere never will be schools wifhouf feachers. Sonora Union High School has a capable and 'ralenfed 'reaching sfaff, selecfed from Ten of America's leading universifies. ln facf. fhey're all so falenfed fhey mighf have gone places in ofher professions if fhey hadn'f preferred 'ro help young people. Miss Smelser, for example, mighf have confinued as research chemisf af U. C. Miss Parli could have remained a professional bookkeeper. Mr. Swan and Mr. Card- well mighf sfill be playing firsf frumpefs in big-name bands. Mr. Pearce mighf have sfayed in radio broadcasfing: Mr: Borelli in fhe window-decorafing business: and if Mr. Dawson had remained a bus driver. whaf a swell coach and counselor we would have missed! Mrs. Sargenf mighf sfill be insfrucfing foreigners in 'rhe infricacies of English: Mr. Robinson could sfill be bucking logs in a lumber camp if he hadn'f realized his work was feaching fufure farmers. Mr. Dusel sfudied fwo years foward an M. D. before he decided he'd rafher work wifh well people. Mr. Barron mighf have gone info professional foofball-he was varsify capfain af C. O. P. Miss Long mighf have kepf on wifh her work in experimenfal horficulfure. And Misses Peddicord and Henry, quife possibly. mighf have mef and organized Girl Scouf Camps for a living-fhey bofh are experienced counselors. Mrs. Bailey mighf well have become a fraveling correspondenf and world fraveler: and Miss Davis could sfill be doing speech correcfion work wifh pre-school children. Mr. Fiorini was-and sfill is-a frained governmenf fruif inspecfor: Miss Milligan re- veals fhaf she mighf have chosen fhe quief life of a cloisfered nun or fhe acfive life of a sisferi of charify. Miss Wesl mighf sfill' be modeling and selling ,sporfswear in dress shops. And Sonora would nof have ifs capable shop insfrucfor if Mr. Ferguson had decided 'ro sfay wifh fhe U. S. Army affer World War I. Thanks, feachers, for giving up such fascinafing-sounding jobs iusf fo come here and pound knowledge info our offen-unwilling heads. This feaching sfaff has had ifs share of social evenfs during fhe year. ln early Ocfober a Hobo Picnic was planned by fhe Fiorinis and Dusels as a recepfion for 'rhe new feachers. Mr. Dunlavy's birfhday was honored by a dinner and card parfy al' Cold Springs: and fhe Dunlavys, in furn, invifed all fo a Chrisfmas parfy af 'rheir home. Jusf a few monfhs ago Mr. Ferguson headed a surprise House Warming for fhe Dawsons. So. all in all, our feachers reporf fhey have had a pleasanf year wifh us and wifh each ofher. Faculty Barfliol Pearce Claire Sargenf , Virl Swan Irene Parli Lawrence Fiorini Lorene Smelser Karl Robinson Beverly Barron Laura Henry Paul Dawson Mary Long Roberf Ferguson Genevieve Peddicord Leland Cardwell Phyllis Wesf Berfha Bailey Lino Borelli Eleanor Milligan Efhelmae Davis William Dusel Student Government The Student Body Commissioners have been very successful in emerging trom a debt ot 5550.00. A more extensive drive was made to sell student body cards which were sold betore school, at noon. during seventh period. and in the locker rooms each period. The Student Body received 553I.00 trom the sale ot cards alone. The 52.00 card allowed the holder to attend all Student Body activities tor 5.05 each and also gave him reductions at theatres and the bowling alley. The remainder ot the debt was cleared by means ot a carnival held in September. Approximately 550.00 was realized trom this venture into the tield ot entertainment. A new amendment was passed this year whereby any commissioner will be auto- matically relieved ot his duties as a student body otticer. it he is absent trom com- missioners' meetings three times in one semester. without having been excused previously. A week betore the Sonora-Oakdale tootball game, Green and Gold hats, pins, and teathers were sold by each commissioner in an ettort to create more enthusiasm tor the game. Student Body President, John Gresham. gave pep talks in sponsor meetings and assemblies. The Student Body responded whole-heartedly and it has been telt that school spirit has been unusually keen this year. The Commissioners thought that in this year ot world-wide war they should extend their sphere ot activity beyond the school. They adopted a patient at Weimar and endeavored to bring some ioy into his lite. They sponsored a sports carnival and with the money earned. purchased a 5I00.00 detense bond. Trattic Commissioner. David Brown. has done an excellent job this year in keeping the hall monitors doing their iob etticiently. He helped to work out car-parking plans which have greatly relieved trattic congestion around the school. The Student Body Commissioners have worked hard this year and teel that a great measure ot their success is due to their sponsors. Mr. Barron and Miss Parli, and to the cooperation they have received trom the entire school. Mr. Barron ...... Jane David ,,,.4.,., Alice Gondolfo ,.... Eva Aclcer ...,.... lla Shannon ..,..... Mabel Suflle ....... Efhel Bonavia ........,, Dorolhy Tompkins ..... Iona Williams ..,.... Miss Parli ......, Roland Fowler .... Ed Gorges ...,....,.. John Gresham .....,.... David Brown ...,... Commissioners U...,,,.,,..........,,.,.,........Sponsor ..........6reen and Gold Edifor .,....,,......Secre'rary ...,....Public Welfare ...........Publica'rions .........Girls' Alhlelics ......,.,......6irls' Affairs ..n,.,..Cul+ural Aclivilies .......Finance ,.........Sponsor ....,.....,..,..Public:lly .......s.Boys' Afhlefics ...........Presiden+ .........Traffic M x A Q4 . J 2 4 M J 5 251 , 7? 91 V fa kikff . 5 zsfi 153' i6 Q2 5 -Q-.- .pf .1 gi V ,f Classes Circle: Economics Clfclei l-lbfafY Above Chemusfry Below: Physics Below: Shop Above: Biology Below: Aqricullure Below: Applied .Science 1 ,.,,.. gn A Righfz Bill Lind lNavyl Above: Arf Circle: Public Speaking Below: Language ,Q-Q xr' Circle: Sewing Room i S. 73!:'Qf-.X .Q .Nl-'Nb v 1,--M ' .n s if - .W : + ,-v-1'-- l , ...:.,..-,,,. ,.,l:..,..,,, Y.-in Q 5 in . Above. Malliemahcs 1397 sv X' If .1 X 'QE Right Hisiory c Below: Commercial n ,fi . HIL I -1. Below: Woodwork Above: English 'L--..,, r U ,fl Richard Hauclr, PresidenT: Bill Hall, Vice PresidenT: PaTTy Dunlavy. SecreTary: Mr. Robinson, Sponsor: Ray Rodriguez, Treasurer. One hundred and TorTy meek children of enTered The Sonora Union High School in I938 and were iniTiaTecl inTo The ioys and hardships oT high school liTe. A freshman ' recepTion and sophomore reTurn parTy made up The social acTiviTies oT our TirsT year. During our sophomore year we had The pleasure of enTering our new science build- ing and audiTorium. ln our iunior year. aTTer The mysTery play, The PanTher's Claw, and oTher money- raising acTiviTies, we gave The junior-senior prom which was carried ouT in a paTrioTic Theme. Now in our senior year. The boys' and girls' baaslceTball Teams upseT TradiTion by deTeaTing The TaculTy Teams. We presenTed The paTrioTic play, Lease on LiberTy. Our prom was an ouTsTanding evenT in our year and helped The IO3 seniors remaining in our class. To TorgeT The anxieTies concerning our graduaTion on June l. Eva Aclcer KeiTh Alderman Graciano Arellano Lloyd BahTen ln Memory BARBARA McNUTT Sincere Consclenhous Our Beloved Classmafe Trusfworfhy Roger Alderman WalTer Alqeo IQLLQ Senior Class James Bayers Duane Benne+f Beify Beard Jean Blaclcburne Anna Belemecich Efhel Bonavia John Belemecich David Brown Don Lee Calvin Dorolhy Capella Evelyn Caudle Bob Cavalero ill K 1-,K , You Francis Coffle Mary Lou Couse Virginia Cunard Eugene Dabadie Evelyn Dabadie Barbara Dambacher Jane David David De Bruyn IQLL2 Senior Class Charles De Paoli Grace Ellis Donald Duchow Ted Ennis Paffy Dunlavy John Equinoa Gene Durnall Doris Forlrner fp fl a? Me 'lx Roland Fowler Roberf Fraquero Alice Gandolfo Arflwur Gould Ou' auf IQLLQ Senior Class Carolyn Graham Ruby Hallock Helen Harry Merval Gray Chesrer Harden Bonnie Haller John Gresham Jean Harris Philip Hafler Bill Hall Edward Harry Richard Hauclc l l O5-Q ic -v Franl: Heald Kenneih Hibbing James Hill Loren Hill Bill Howfon Elaine Hughes Pe+er Kenney Janice Kimball IQLL2 Senior Class Fred Klein Beffy Lind Marguerife Madill Geneva Leary Bill Lind Frank Maesfrefli Peggy Lee Bill McPherson Helene Marsh Laverne Lehman Jack McGowan June Marlin IQLL2 Senior Class Marian Merrell Teresa Pardina Wendell Phillips Barbara Moore Dorofhy Parke Radomere Radovich Lloyd Null Eugene Pease Allen Redfield George Pardina Pauline Peffey Carmen Rizo f-wfx ,,,,,. June Roberfson Ray Rodriguez Byron Rowe Louie Sardella George Scoft lla Shannon Russell Sharrocl: Manley Smifh IQLL2 Senior Class Jack Solari Bernice Sfobaugh Dorofhy Tompkins Dale Souza Thelma Sfolp Dick Tucker Hope Souza Mabel Sufile Lane Warren Peggy Spencer Lloyd Thomas Iona Williams I VW Z W 'Fun Vice Presidenf. Edrie Hufchins: Secrefary. Rufhie Sheafe: Sponsor. Miss Davis: Treasurer. Janis Ball: President Harry Madill. X9 The class of '43 spenf fhe year working senior banquer and prom. Because of fhe enfhusiasm and cooperafion of each iunior. our proiecfs were very successful. mos'r indusfriously +o raise money for fhe We were vendors, liferally and figura'rively speaking, of everyrhing salable, includ- ing pom-poms, pine cones, hof dogs, candy, baskefball-schedule pencils. and iunior- class play fickeis. The play George Gels Going, a clever comedy. was given in January and proved fo be a huge success. The class enioyed fwo dancing parries: one held af+er The play: +he o+her, 'following The pencil-sale drive. A dance affer lhe Tuolumne baslcelball game was also given. For +he senior prom we carried oul a Sourh American morif +o promofe 'rhe good neighbor policy. The prom was on The evening of May I5. Afier all fhe scheduled class ac+ivi+ies were complefed. rhe iuniors boughf a de- fense bond. f ,- Ei nun-lun Top: Burgess, Gorgas, Casfle, Boggs, Roundfree, Dambacher, Dawson. Draper, Davis, Arnold Culberlson, Blank, Came, Baffarini, Del Favero, App, Folelfi, Messenger. Trosper, Benlz, Befferidge Diaz, Ball, Blissiff, Berg, Ellis, Deane, Barker, Axfell, Carboni. Middle: Kenney, Viglienzoni, Kilmer, Salerfa, Zynda, Jewell, Koonfz, Hunf, Knapp, Perey, Harvey Grant Magni, Whife, Woodhams. Huanfe, Fisher, Newfon, Knoop, Larson, Niirich, Higgins, Haigh Nelka, Lepape, Hufchins, McBride, Juka, Gresham. Bollomz Marlin, Robles, Tonegalo, Pardina, Vuyovich, Sylva, Ruf, Miles, Uvelli, Viqlienzoni, Wilcox Williams, Madill. Mulock, Penrose, Marks, Smifh, Tucker, Sullivan. Ruiz. Zimmer, Wesl, O'Rielly Marble, Williamson, Whife, Sheafe, Vinyard, Johnsfon, Weaver, Lancasfer. Sponsor, Mr. Cardwell: Treasurer, Roberf Harrison: Secrefary, Arfhur Valponi: Vice Presidenf Mary Fryarg President Harry Bisodi. ' XN The sophomore class had an enjoyable year. During +he firsi' week of school. we S smeared lipsficlc on +he freshmen and 'for- menfed lhem in many olher ways. On November 7, we had our Baby Day. All The freshmen came 'ro school wearing shorf dresses, hair bows, shori Trousers, or similar clofhing. Thai nighr Swinger Swan and his l-lepca+s enferlained 'rhe dancers wiih Their rocking iive. Doroihy Lyon, Mae Baker. and Mr. Dusel 'Furnished furlher enlerlainmenl. The green and gold slreamers, which hung from 'rhe lighrs overhead, creaied a pleasani lighfing ehfecr. On fhe curlains of 'rhe gymnasium s'rage 'the word Wel- come was prinledp lhen, going around ihe gym, clock-wise, were +he words Fresh- men-from-'rhe-Sophomoresf' In December, +he 'freshmen gave us a relurn dance and showed us'iha+ ihey lcnew how lo pu+ over a parly. Vic Filiberfi furnished ihe iive. Fern Siahl, Doris Gresham. and Alice Ballarini enleriained us. Dorofhy Lyon sang a song io 'rhe freshman from 'rhe sophomores. We are eagerly looking forward fo our iunior year wifh all ifs work and pleasures. Top: Dondero. Alexander, Blaylock, Caudle, Brinkerhoff, Bonavia, Cavaqnaro, Bisordi, Barry, Evans Belemeciclw, Dusfin, Anfonini, Converse, Burgess, Adams, Dahl, Ebbersol, Donahue, Everhardf, Davis Benne+'r, App. Cullers. Casfle, Bales+ra, Balesfra, Auslin, Baker, Daly, Cavagnaro, Davey. Casillas Middle: Emerald, Neighbor, Hawke, Dambacher, Minners, McDonald, Gandolfo, Roberfs, Trosper Maddox, Spraft Louch, Meyers, Momyer, Miller, Muloclc, Murray, Meyers, Klein, Lulcey, Sardella Henry, Fryar, Lyon, Hunl, McConnell, Ne+ka, Harrison, Morrison, Hosman, Gandolfo, Miller, Gould Thursfon. Boffom: Vonich, Leedom, Roberfson, Sylva, Sweeley, Parks, McBride, O'Brien, Podesfa, Valponi Wilson, McGuire, Perry, Klein, McBride, Uvelli, Rizo, Sclwoeffgen, Weeks. Perey, Pendlefon, Slife Oliver, Orr, Rocha, Sarclella, Villela, Ryan. Vice Presidenf. Roberf Marshall: Presidenf, Donald Pfeiffer: Secrefary, Marfha Burgess: Sponsor, Miss Milligan: Treasurer, Phillip Morgan: Execufive Represenfafive. Dennis Sinclair. One hundred and forfy-four freshmen Q6 enrolled during fhe firsf few days of school 60 and were forced fo endure fhe usual km humiliafion of an indiscriminafe applicafion of lipsfick and rouge. We were greafly re- lieved when fhe second week arrived and we were allowed fo enjoy life in our own way. On Ocfober I5. we had a wienie roasf and dance a+ Phoenix Lake. Miss Milligan organized The picniclso 'lhaf everybody had a wonderful 'rime and became beffer ac- quainfed wifh his classmafes. November 7 was Baby Day. Shorf Trousers, abbreviafed dresses. and huge hair bows were fhe order of The day. Thaf evening fhe sophomores gave us a parfy fhaf made us feel fhaf we were 'rruly welcomed info fhe school. Our refurn parfy 'ro fhe sophomores fook place ihe evening of December 5. We decorafed 'rhe gymnasium wifh pafriofic colors. Music was furnished by Vic, Filiberfi's orchesfra. We hope fo be able 'ro work fogefher as well during our nexf fhree years as we have fhis year. , L.,A,WL is -'i4Q lui lv . , , y I , , Q., . ' , l hilili 3 if g L ie. am.-. -M.. :mam ,W-nun but lv? A6161 Kiki C4 audi Top: Byers, Gray. Davey, Cozorf, Kohfeld. Ennis, Abboif, Duchow, Dossi, Harrison, Froehlich Francis, Delnero, Flefcher. Becerrill, Benneff, Denlc, Cowen, Gaines, Evereff, Barendregf, Eskew Alion, Carlson. Cusick. Alvarez, Blaylock. Burgess, Bowman, Bafferini, Davis, Bullock, Ames, Accornero. Middle: Minor, Sfoddard, Sinclair, Marshall. Morgan. Hauclc. Johnsion, McGowan, Libby, Hodge Gruwell, Hufchins, Graham. Muzio, Mills, Miles. Knight Befieridge, Lee, Marlin. Morion. Harvey Gresham, Morse, Grover, Kahl, Morales. Greier. Leedom. Hufchison, House. Hunf. Hope. Salucles Boffom: Turner, Trefo. Tidwell, Townsend. Shea. Tombs. Reclsun, Red, Zimmer. Pfeiffer, Richey Pecchenino, Warren, Robinson, Wynn, Opie, Townsend, Penrose, Verf. Ralph, Wilde, Rocha. Speer Riedel, Palmer, Redfield, Pike. Wrighf, Shorf, Rowe, Slonilcer, Tarbef, Sulifern, O'Brien, Tomba, Sfahl Slei+on, Thomas. Sylva, Wright i gt ':-37 f -w 2 ..., 5 Q 45? if Activities v S W 4 9 l 5 gs A gp A . ' Q l 4 I vs' 5, 1- M.. , 1. 4 li n A 1 . ,Via California Sclwolarslwip Federation Slanding, back: Roland Fowler, Bill Howfon, Ed Gorges. Donald Dondero, Andrew Richey, Richard Sfalford, Stanley Roberis, Leonhardf Pecchenino, Floyd Momyer. Sfanding, cenferz Billy Benfz, Byron Rowe, Roberf McGuire, Alfred Loucl'1, Belly Claire Wolfe, Pafricia Denlc, Norvelle Ebbersol, Paffy Dunlavy, Secrerary and Treasurer: Carolyn Graham, Doroihy Tompkins. Vice President Jane David, Presidenf. Kneeling: Gene Rowe. Miss Smelser, Sponsorg Doroihy Eslcew, Jacqueline Carlson, Mary Frances Speer, Margaref McConnell, Iona Williams, Dorofhy Lyon, Ruby Casfle. l-lome Economics Club Rulliie Slweafe, Vice Presideni: Evelyn Dabadie, Treasurer: Janis Ball, Secrefary: Rulliie Lepape, Presidenfg Miss Wesf, Sponsor. f.,,,.' Sranding Paffy Dunlavy Edl+or Byron Rowe Allen Alexander Roland Fowler Rulhle Lepape Mickey McGuire Carolyn Graham, Peggy Lee, Wendell Phillips, Mr. Dusel, Sponsor. Kneeling: Billadean Diaz. Fern Sfahl, Maria Ruiz, Pauline Peffey, May Baker, Margarel McConnell, lla Shannon. Belly Curnow, Dorofhy Tompkins. Circle: Margaref McConnell, Reporfer: Paffy Dun- lavy, Eclifcrz Mr. Dusel. Sponsor. ' Wildcat Stahc This year's Wildcal slaff inaugur- ared several new policies in an efforf ro make 'rhe school paper inreresfing 'io all. Firsi, if was made a weekly: l'hen. an illuslraled makeup was developed, under lhe direciion of Mr. Dusel. Soon afler America enlered Jrhe war, The Wildcai was senf regularly 'lo all our s'l'uden1's and alumni who ioined fhe armed forces. Their leffers To Mr. Dunlavy were published in a weekly column. A narional rorogravure seclion was included as a monfhly fealure, showing happenings in olher high schools of fhe counrry. Because lhe Wildcal' was usually pur fogefher afler school hours, rare fidelify was necessary. Parry Dunlavy. edilor, assumed The leadership in wriring, Jryping, and malceup. Byron Rowe, sporls edifor, proved The mos? valuable man on 'rhe sfaffg and Wendell Phillips was probably rhe mos? reliable reporrer. Mrs. Bailey, who super- vised 'rhe prinling, reporfs lhar Elwin Williams, slencil ar'ris+. will be a hard man +o replace. Sfanding. back: E. Gorgan, A. Alexander, R. Fowler, J. Carlson. P. Dunlavy, B. Caudle V. Cunard, P. Lee, M, Hunt Middle row J. David, Edifori B. Rowe, J. Kimball. C Dahl, C. Graham, D. Tompkins, R. Lepape J. Ball, P. Pe'r+ey, B. Curnow. R. Higgins B. Blissilf, Mrs. Sargenf, Sponsor. Kneeling B. Diaz. L. Gandolfo, W. Cullers, M. Ruiz, I. Shannon, V. Sullivan, V. Wesl, M. Mc Connell. D. Lyon, N. Deane. Green C9 Gold Stahl: The Green and Gold sraif has To assume many responsibiliries during fhe school year in order 'ro raise suf- ficienl money 'lo produce our annual. During foorball season we had 'rhe hor 'dog and candy concession al several games and managed +o emerge wilh a profil. We spon- sored lhe play. Where There's A Will, which was very capably direcfed by Mr. Pearce. The Chrislmas season found ihe Green and Gold sfaicf members working wifh spruce, fur and pine cones +o make wreaihs for The Yulefide. Baslcefball came wifh +he winds and The rains of January and February and again 'rhe Green and Gold slaff scored financially by selling candy lo crowds of speclalors. We also earned a goodly sum of money by sponsoring lhe men's and women's Senior-Facully baslcef- ball games. Wi+h spring came fhe snapshol hunlers. Even our camera-shy fellow sfudenls were roufed from hiding places and persuaded 'ro pose for picfures. The Green and Gold slafi wishes 'ro ihanlc 'rhe facully, fhe sfudenfs. and all +he people of lhe counly who have supporfed us in our efiorls lo produce an annual fhai is represenfafive of our school year l94I-42. Boys' Service Club Alfredo l-luanle Diclt Davis Edmund Gorqas Mr. Ferguson. Sponsor Bill Hall Graciano Arellano Girls' League Margarel McConnell Pally Sylva Alice Gandollo Bernice Slobauqh Miss Henry, Sponsor Rulhie Lepape Ellmel Bonavia Evelyn Dabadie Janis Ball Traffic: Bill McPherson Richard Hauclc Barbara BlissiH' David Brown Arf Gould Squad ,!sr 'CY ' A My 'iw' 'lf-si af: ffl M -r -a' l-lall Monitors Sfandingz Richard Hauclc. Ed- wina Perey. Barbara Blissiff, Lila Converse, Alice Gandolfo, Belly Curnow, Belly Whife, Luella Zim- mer, David Brown, Mr. Barron, Sponsor. Siffing: Emmeff Miller, John Belemecich. Louie Sardella, Jack Muzio, Roy Zimmer. Keifh Dawson, Duane Bennelt Arr Gould. Top: Leedom, Merrill, Miles, Mills, Kohfelcl. Blaylock, Trosper, Phillips, Viglienzoni Hall, Ames, Neflca, Tucker, Lehman, Becerril, Greier, Tarbef, Baleslra, Cusick, Trosper, Arellano, Healcl, Volponi. Turner, l-lun+, M. Hunt Gray, Pelfey, Delnero, Srnilh, Morales, Slonilcer, Baleslra Madill, Lyon. O'Brien, Saludes, Flefcher, Wilde, Graham, Riedel, Wrighf,.Jones, Davis, Gresham Mr. Swan, Direcfor: Accornero, Kimball, Granl, Culberfson. Qrchestra Boflom: Louch, Miles, Phillips, Gerlofl, Gresham, Dusfin, Balmer, Mr. Swan, Direcfor: Lehman Sweeley, Cavagnaro, McConnell, Morrison, Diaz, Souza, Peffey . Band Firsf row: Sfobauqh, Muzio, Dabadie, Dunlavy, Tompkins, Trosper, Gresham. Howell, Gerlofl, Foleffi. Second row: Aclmer, Gray, Sfolp Blissiff, Evans, Menzes, Smifh, Harvey, Blaylock. Third row: Pendle- se Perr While Smiih McGuire Su++le Benne+'r Mc ion. Pea . y. . . . . . - Donald, Johnson. Fourfh row: Davey, Solari, Gresham, Henry Burgess. Axfell, Wilson, Niirich, Opie. Fiffh row: Evans, Caudle Cullers. Uvelli, O'Rielly, Williams, Harden, Sharroclc, Fisher, Min- ners. Sixfh row: App, Gandolfo, Harris, Graham, DeBruyn, Davis Knapp, App, Harrison, Woodhams. DIRECTOR Mr. Swan FLAG TWIRLERS Casfle, Higgins, Balmer, Lyon MAJORETTES Adams, Madill, Cavagnaro LEADER Harry Madill Qs N . x K ' ARMERS01- 601-Uni AMER! L! clk :cio:lTi,1'g.z3 . 0 4 ,' The members of Sonora Chap+er l93, Fufure Farmers of America, have been Trying conscien- riously To uphold rheir moHo: Learning +o do: Doing ro learn: Learning ro live, Learning 'ro serve. Members, las? row: Mr. Robinson, Uvelli, F. Klein, Presi- denf: R. Radovich. Vice Presidenf, firsr semesleri Phillips, Reporferi Hibbing, Treasurer: Lehman, Howell, Yell Leader: Denfone. Ellinwood. Vuyovich, Brooks, Vinyard, Magni. Middle row: R. Klein, Black. Vice President Sharrocln, Wad- delow. McMas+er. Penrose, Sherrard, Yell Leader: Polly, Harrison, J. Souza. Orr, James, H. Monfqomery, Johnsfon, - Kole, Thomas. Firsf row: B. Hafler, Hanville, A. Radovich. Rizo, McLane, Douglas. Alvin Sylva, Farm Wafch Dog lnof picfuredl. m....,,A L i and 4 Q gi4?:Q5?GEi2 KW Q' 13 EM: ' 'i 4' Nm' ,T f 4- P fi' . .U . . .. 1, ' ', , ., N , . ,W mf . A . 'zi??a?'?f Q if H' X ' H f' TM i , A 151 W5 Lf fi 1211 - '-f fff . . W , S3311 'ill I Lfi2'Yii3,3'.fW5'v ' : ' ' Q K , 1 'igifg - V mmf gms- -,B :,f 2. . f5Lfs,w,,55,w,:,, xqggvysfig V. H 1513: 5.14255 .S - - .,.uv!'3fE51'? f5'5'3'A2RQVF V f' i U fi f K fa' A hwnwvfu Above: Chrislmas Play The Fourlh Shepherd Below: Green and Gold Play Where There's A Will Chris+mas Play: Madill, Harden, Fowler, Perey. Graham, Casfle, Warren, Solari, Brown, Roberfs, Hauclc. Green and Gold Play: Rodriguez, Lee, Harden. Fowler, Dunlavy, Solari, Pe+fey. Siffinqz I. Wil- liams, l-l. Madill, Blissilf, R. Madill, E. Williams. Tompkins. Circle: Mr. Pearce, Direclor Junior Play: Foleifi, Miss Davis, . Sponsor: Koonfz, Sheafe, Dam- bacher, Deane. Kneeling: While, Messenger, Niirich, Trosper. lNol shown: Barlcer, Zimmer, Culherl- son.l Senior Play: Graham, Lee, Mr. Robinson, Spon- sor: Pefiey, Caudle. Kneeling: Dunlavy, Tompkins, Hall, Cunard, Kimball, Gandolfo, Shannon. Sif- iingz Cofile, Solari, Fowler, Ennis, Harden. Below: Senior Play Lease On Liber+y --J-'- J l942 Ladies Auxiliary essay winners: Ed Gorges, first Vir- ginia Wesl, Roland Fowler. I942 Maioreffe conlesr winners: Above: Winners of second place frophy. Circle: Harry and Rifa Madill, winners of 'lirsl award for mixed feam. Harry Madill,winner of frophy for besf leader of groups. i942 Lions Club oralorical conlesr winners: Roland Fow- ler, Pauline Pelley, K. Alder- man, first l94l presenlalion of Gib- bons frophy +o B. Kollberg by V. Marconi. I94-I COMMENCEMENT I94I presenfafion of Fred Rowe lrophy 'ro P. Arellano by R. Kimball. Athletics f. YELL LEADERS Chesfer Harden Ray Rodriguez Harry Madill RALLY COM MITTEE Mr. Barron, Tucker, Brown, McDonald, Rowe, Fowler. Harden, Rodriguez, Madill, Hunf, Lee, Dunlavy. Second row: Tompkins, Graham, Madill, Hughes, Couse. Froehlich, Penrose, Leedom. Hope. Boflom row: Cul- lers, Gandolfo. Diaz, Tuck- er, Sullivan, Ruiz, Blissiff, While, Neflca, Higgins, Haigh. Standing: Dawson, Rui, Hunf, Casfle, Gandolfo, McBride, Saleffa, Zimmer, Woodhams Trosper Meyer, Radovich, Dambacher, Ellinwood, Pardina, Tonegafo, Gorges, Sweeley Vngluenzom Middle row: Hall, Burgess, Null, Johnsfon. Kneeling: Brooks, Vuyovich. Sardella. Robles Maesirefh Gresh am, Algeo. Sonora ,,,,. Sonora ,,,,, Sonora ..... Sonora ..... Sonora ,,,,. Sonora ...,, Sonora ...., Sonora ....s IQLLI Football Schedule 6 Schneider O Jackson .....l2 Ceres O Suffer Creek 0 Manleca 7 Tracy ..A....,32 S+. Marys 0 Oakdale 0 'Bali' - ' A 1 'L 5 M w K . Q Wi J Q .n 'A m,,AL A ,N ' 1.22 ' ' . A Q , - fb - , 4 A - ' F e V I K I if U' QL fx fx aj f is g?:. 'C..ff gs f . V S , . , y , , f, - 1. 4 - gi A ' ,, v- ,K Jr- , - s -f Q , , was f v..,,.. . '1-M -M-45' ,, ,,, ,, T35 A, ,. A , 15,5553 , I 1: X, I- A-'vw'-' 1 www- - -'ff , vw ! .J ., 'J -' -ffk . -W' f My ,M H., W rr' 7 ?,f,,1LA'j'f1 ' K X My V y , fl I f Q g-,,f1-4-- , -eil , f f Q. f ., f - -f . ,I f k . f am., v-.E RQ ' ' ' ' -M.. .fm-'z',1ffM.U,,MM5 f V - we I P, lfflqw-yu I f a A's: Brooks, DePaoli, Gorgas Roberfson. Hawke, Penrose Kneeling: Null, Hibbinq. Hall Tonegalo, Viglienzoni. IQLLI-LL2 PCS and B's Basketball Schedule Sonora ...... ...,,,, l 4-2I Denair ..A,..,.. ,,,,,,, 6 - 8 Sonora ...... w..,,,. 2 4-24 Escalon .....,..,.... ,,,,,4, 2 8-26 Sonora ...A.. ....... 2 2-35 Suller Creek ...... ,..,,A, I 9-24 Sonora ...... ...Y.,. 2 7-23 Brel l'lar+e .,.,... .,.,,,, 2 5-20 Sonora ....., ....... I 7-23 Livingslon .,.,.. .,,,2,, 2 2- 8 Sonora .,.,.. .,.,... 3 7-2 I Calaveras ......,, ,,,,,,, I 4- I 2 Sonora a,.... .......Y.A 2 2-20 Hilmar ......... ...,,,, I 5-I6 Sonora ....,, ,......... 2 8-I I Ripon .............. ...,,,,, I 8-27 Sonora ...... ......, 3 O-22 Brel Harle ....,. ,,,,,,, 2 I-34 Sonora ..,.,. ....... l O-22 Oakdale ..,.... .,,,,,, 2 9- I 2 Sonora .Y,... ....... 5 5-33 Calaveras ...... ,.,,.2. 8 -26 Sonora ...... ...,,.Y 2 6- I 8 Manfeca ..... .,.,..A I 2-2 I Sonora ...... ....,.. 2 4-29 Ceres ..,A...,... ,,,,,,, 2 I- 9 Sonora ....., ,...... I 8-I4 Tuolumne ..... .,,,,,, I 5-28 Sonora ..,.... I0-25 Oakdale .....,. ,,4,,4, 33-34 Sonora ...... ....... 2 7-3I Hilmar ...... ,.,.,,, I I-23 Sonora ...,... .......... 3 3-22 Manleca ..... ,,.,,,., I 5-34 B's: Madill, Casfle, Sfafford, Morgan. Howell. Perry, Bisordi, Kneeling: Dambaclwer, l-luanfe, Dawson, Benfz, Wilson. Meyers. C's: Redsun. I-Iudson, Brink- erholil, Warren, Kneeling: Wilson, Benfz, Ax- 'I'elI, Gresham, Valponi. IQ!-II Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Marshall. -LI2 C Basketball Schedule Tuolumne Linden ......... Brel' I-Iar'I'e Calaveras Tuolumne Linden ...,...a. Calaveras IQ!-Ll-LL2 D Basketball Schedule Sonora' Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora ' Official win by forfeit Tuolumne Linden .,,..,,,. Brel I-larfe Calaveras Tuolumne Linden ...,,.... Calaveras I4 ......I6 9 ......I9 ......I7 I 7 I 5 .,,...I8 3 D's: Sinclair, Davey. Sfod dard. Minners, Roberfson, Bar endregf. Shea. Mr. Fiorini, Head Coach nf if ,, .Y if 1 M Q' 18 if in IQLL2 Baseball Team Sfanding: C. McBride, J. Arnold, W. Woodhams, B. Hall, K. Hibbinq, A. Val poni, L. Brooks, J. Everiff, R. Harvey, D. Robinson. Siffing: H. Bisordi, G. Po- desfa. O. Townsend, H. Abboft R. Marshall, R. Hauck, J. Emerald, L. Pec- chenino, W. Black. D. Kole, V. Hudson. lNot shown: J. Gresham, E. Gorges, L. Axfell, D. Sfoddard. J. Cozorf, B. Tone- gafo, R. Rodkiguez, D. Warren, D Sinclainl ,num Mr. Cardwell, Assisfanf Coach IQLL2 Tennis Team J Souza F Klein P Ha+ler W Waddelow B Lancasfer Noi shown L Gresham IQLLQ -l-rack -learn Sfanding: V. McGuire. A. Richey, G. Meyer, D. Pfeiffer, L. Warren, E. Burgess, A. Lee. J. Ennis. l. Penrose. B. Benfz, T. Hunt B. Hall, G. Waddelow, H. Redsun, J. Kohfeld, L. Null, D. Brinkerhofl. Kneeling: D. Menzes, R. McDonald, D. Dambacher, A. Huanfe, F. Maesfreffi, R. Harrison. Siiiingz L. Shea. E. Marlin, R. Klein, B. Johnsfon, G. Durnall, R. Leedom. N. Harris, B. Johnson. J. Campbell. lNof shown: B. Heald, B. Rowe, E. Gorgas.l Mr. L. Borelli. Tennis Coach gg, ex -I IQLL2xGirls' Sports Five Senior girls 'ro receive arhlelic sweafers: Mabel Su'r+le ....,Y, .......2.726 uiwL:i42iY i inzwiznf Above: Senior Baslcefball lCl1ampionsl Below: G. A. A. Officers Eva Aclcer .......,.,e PaHy Dunlavy ...,.... ,....,.2.539 . e,e..,. 2.456 Dorofhy Tompkins .e..,ev ,A,..,. 2 ,32 I Merval Gray ........ o ,,,,,,. 2.080 poinfs poinfs poinfs poinfs poinfs Leif: Senior Volleyball lChampionsl Circle: Faculfy and Senior Baskefball Game Below: Tennis Top Girls Officials Club Rxghf Sophomore Hockey Champions Crrcle Archery Boffom Tumblmq Team Below Junior Baseball Team Champions iv.. u Q., 1 if: Q 5 , 2 95' ,, .5 9 53 b. '! X 1 M fwff., 35515535 ,aw x. 3'W,Mf Q ,D 9 an -E wk x ' . f tv ' 5 .11 School Year I 4 1 N 1 J' ,'e.-U' ' 'V Mr ' L U ,, A 1 , ar P -Q ,, m I 1 , ' U 'I v G 3, K . Q, ' x x 1 s x sux? Above: Delberl' Nicholls, Superinfendenf of Trans- porfafion. Bus Drivers: Waldon Anderson, Wallace Anderson, Vernon Dunlavy, Jr.. W. H. Hufchins, Wilbur Hufclw- ins, Bryan Cauclle. Roy Nicholls. Building and Grounds Superinfendeni. Assisfanlss Lou Gibson. Joe Roderick. Below: Science Building. 1 f-W , at , 2,41 ,xi-q,wz,.,gfff VM VLKI 'T li is 1 Qi Assisfanfs: Mrs. Braida. Mrs Befferidge. Leif: Adminisfrafion Y 25. . .Zn I 1. Q F' 4 Q09 45 T Q? some T' 'gl' fi X S 199 vi.. . , . I ' CALENDAR SEPTEMBER School sTarTs earlier. Erosh daubed wiTh war painT: Sophs, Juniors, Seniors daubed wiTh Their share. . . Foofball season opens wifh vicfory over Schneider. . . Team very red-faced affer Jackson defeafs Sonora in fooTball for firsf Time. . . Record crop of new Teachers on hand. Mr. Cardwell and Miss Davis new addifions To The English deparTmenT: Mrs. SargenT, language classes: Miss Wesf, Home Econ.: and Miss Peddicord. girls' P. E .... Carnival a success. . . Band iourneys To Sfockfon. OCTOBER Capfain Hook expounds The aTTracTions of Alaska To an awed sTudenT body. . . Wildcaf appears as weekly. . . Girls' League successfully sponsors lunchroom. . . Freshmen sfeal away To Phoenix Lake and enioy hilarious affernoon while upper classmen Toil. Mr. Carl Kisfle urges sTudenTs To prevenf fires .... Senior English class visiTs barber in San Francisco-The opera. The Barber of Seville. . . . Coach Fiorini crificizes Team in as- sembly for unwillingness To pracfice. Team responds wiTh Their second vicfory of The season over ST. Marys on l-lallowe'en. NOVEMBER Drill Team formed under The direcfion of Miss Peddicord .... Sopho- more Recepfion held lafer Than usual, buf everyone conTenTed. . . Armis- Tice Day defeaf by Oakdale closes foofball season .... Juniors spend leisure Time preparing deTecTive mysTery .... Baskefballers open season auspiciously againsT Denair wifh vicfory .... Miss Long enferfains sTudenTs wiTh her moTion picfures of Soufh America. . . Escalon hands baskefeers Their firsf defeaf. . . Youfh Conference held in Suffer Creek. DECEMBER Frosh jump The gun reciprocafing for The freshman recepfion wifh The Soph reTurn on The Twelffh. . . STudenTs clamp down on commissioners by adopTing amendmenT To consTiTuTion allowing commissioners To miss only Three meeTings a semesTer. . . Several sTudenTs answer counTry's call To arms by enlisfing. . . School closes for Chrisfmas vacafion wiTh presenfa- Tion of an original play, The Eourfh Shepherd. JANUARY WiTh nary an unbroken New Year's resolufion To be seen anywhere, school begins. . . Sfudenf Defense Council organized and acTive in book drive and in selling of defense sfamps. . . Radio announcer, Dean Maddox, gives general idea of commercial broadcasfing. . . Rifle Club formed. . . Junior play, George GeTs Going, proves rare comedy. . . Seniors win baffle wiTh Tesfsg have easier Time Trouncing faculTy baskefball Teams. . . Soresfry class sTarTed. . . Baskefball-Team sails Through January wiThouT efeaf. WT 0 NT S BY X x 0 Z 7 Com will noni! ! A 57 ll I xfwf. '7I 2x' n 5 5: ' t 12594. 5 JN. ff 0.6 G . xv! I : CALEN DAR FEBRUARY Epidemic ol measles hils school. . . Earlier rising because ol daylighl saving lime draws groans lrom sludenls. . . Cameron Beck urges sluclenls lo prepare lor lhe many opporlunilies awailing lhe lrained person . . . Fulure Farmers celebrale opening ol new shop wilh a well-allended Barn Dance. . . Sonora llag lwirlers and balon lwirlers lake honors in Slocklon compelilion. . . Keilh Alderman wins Jameslown public speaking conlesl. MARCH Doclor Blum reveals wonders ol science in assembly. . . Successlul Sporls Carnival conlribules over lilly dollars lowards lhe purchase ol a delense bond. . . Seniors gel palriolic: choose casl lor A Lease on Liberly . . . Tuolumne-Sonora baskelball game ends in riol. . . Baseball season slarls vicloriously againsl Escalon. . . Modeslo Junior College depulalion en- lerlains al allernoon assembly. . . Annual variely show held. APRIL Finally we gel a vacalion. . . Senior play a greal success. . . School gels look al nexl year's lreshmen while lreshmen gel acquainled by laking lesls . . . Plenly ol sweel-loolh aches as sugar ralioning goes inlo ellecl. MAY Assembly conducled by Nalional Transcribers' Associalion lor lhe Blind. . . Mr. Slern enlerlains in Nalional Assembly. . . Girls' League sponsors Molhers' Tea and lashion show. . . Junior and Senior prom held. . . Anolher Nalional Assembly wilh Dr. Hall. . . Baccalaureale. JUNE Commencemenl on lhe lirsl. film A A X ff f3avJ ,I - fx gf 1 I . l ls:-15,3 A f N' fa 9? 'U 2- , uf C1 , 'A ig 1' if .., L 1 N ' ill 5,334 X R73 ff 'vfz' .M wg- .-., ' N. A v A M U-. W f M X We 4. If-1 wg...- Afii , ',,a 'AV .nf , X 1 ML 531 .,, sl ' - 1 ri 'ag gif F il lg I i . 3 , 1,7 4, N, Q MN ' fe' ,f WM X X 'N Q Q I Y S f, Mx: , 9 4 K' 'vv YS? has Q 95 i ' sf fx gf BGCDSTERS SONORA American Legion Melvin Smyfh Pos+, No. 58 American Legion Auxiliary Aronos Research Club Baer's Dr. Vernon A. Baird Banlc of America- Sonora Branch o The Banner Bar+Ie++ and Carkee+ Ben Franklin S+ore Burnham's Inc. Cenfral Drug Slore Cenfral Mofors, John E. Kelley Coca Cola Bo++ling Works Davis Mofors Drablcin's Furni+ure Geo. H. Forbes Furnifure Co. Fye's Slalionery Slore The Gem Cafe Pe+er C. Ghiorso Golden Wesf, Inc., G. H. Taylor, Agl' Gold Nudgel Aerie, No. l5l7, F.O.E Dr. E. M. Graham Greenlaw's, lnc. Greensides' Wesfern Au+o Supply Co. Leslie A. Grooms Hales and Symons Rowan Hardin, Allornev af Law Mrs. L. Harps+er Jacobs Bros. Junior Aronos Club The Kiddie Shop Knox Lace House Les+er's Drug Slore Livinqs+on's Shoe Slore Geo. T. Lyon Mallard's Grocery Mo+her Lode Chapfer, Order of DeMolay Dr. James E. McConnell Mouron's, The Rexall S'l'ore Munclorf Mercanfile Co. Nevada-Massachuse++s Co O. K. Candy Shop Sonora lnn and Colzr Sonora Lodge, No. I ee Shop 587, B.P.O.E. BOCSTERS Oliver Hardware T Order of Rainbow for Girls Sonora Assembly No. 54 Pacific Gas and Eleclric Co. Complimenis of R. W. Muller Palace Meal' Marke+ Pa+ricia lns1'i'ru+e, No. 79, Y.L.l. Paulsen's Jewelry S+ore J. C. Penney Co. Pi++s S+udio Sanford Punier Henry C. Rixford, M. D. San'Ford's Eric J. Segersfrom Sierra S+udio Sonora Bakery Sonora Business Girls' Club Sonora Daily Sonora Garage Sonora Guaranfee Building-Loan Associafion Sonora Meal' Marke Dr. Charles J. Squire Sprouse-Rei+z Co., ln S C. Roberl' Thom, Ci'ry Engineer Tuolumne Couniy Bo Supervisors ard of Tuolumne Coun+y Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Tuolumne Coun'l'y Co Knighfs of Columb Tuolumne Counfy Nu Tuolumne Counfy Fai uncil, No. 2 I 65, us rses' Associaiion r and Horse Show Tuolumne Coun+y Realfv Co. Tuolumne Lodqe, No. The Union Democrai Wenzel's J. S. Wes+ and Co. Wolfe's Drug S+ore 8, F.8rA. M. G. C. Wrigley, M. D. COLUMBIA Theia Rho Girls' Clu b, No. 36 BOOSTERS SAN FRANCISCO STANDARD HaH'rick Brofhers Pickering Lumber Corporafion 973 Markef SI'ree+ JAMESTOWN Baker's Candy Kifchen Red and While Sfore Durham's Bo'H'Iing Works Richfield Cafe James+own Fire Depar+men+ Richfield Oil Co., R. H. Booker, Aq+ James+own Union Service S'ra+ion Sierra Railroad Company Lake Eleclric Co. Union Garage, Texaco ProcIuc+s Phoiography by Ernesi Durham of TI-IE SIERRA STUDIO Sonora Cover and division page designs by The arf deparlmeni' under Ihe supervision of Lino Borelli