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

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,wx lg ,i tx a . . i 'H ggi MA is it . J? Qs MISS IRENE PARLI, bookkeeping, geometry, practice, and algebra, spon- sored the Student Body this year. She earned her B.A. degree at Nebraska Univer- sity. MRS. GLADYS RODGERS, freshman social studies, was the sophomore class sponsor. She has a B.S. degree in education. She attended the University of Pitts- burgh and Illinois and C.O.P. MRS. CLAIRE SARGENT, French, Spanish, and senior problems, was the Dean of Girls and also sponsored the Girls' League. She earned her B.A. at the University of California and is completing work on her M.A. MR. GLENN SMITH was an instructor of industrial arts and PE. For three and a half years he served as a chief petty officer in the Navy. His B.A. was earned after at- tending Chico State, Oregon State, and Santa Barbara. MRS. MARGARET SWAN- SEA, instructor of choral music, the Green and Gold Choraleers, and the chorus sponsor, attended U.C.L.A. There she earned her B.A. MRS. IRENE THOMAS, senior problems and girls' PE teacher, attended Huron College to earn her B.A. degree. She was co-sponsor of dramatics. MRS. ALMA WOLFE, freshman and sophomore English and Latin teacher, sponsored the Bible club this year. Her B.A. degree was earned at the University of California.

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DALEY EDINGER GIBSON HARANKA HOLLINGER HUFF KAUFFMAN iff KI RSC HMAN LONG MCGRATH MUSSER PARLI RODGERS SARGE NT SMITH SMELSER SWANSEA THOMAS WOLFE HARANKA homemaking and clothing, sponsored the F.H.A. She graduated from the University of North Dakota with a B.S. degree. MR. THOMAS HOLLINGER, sophomore class sponsor, taught senior problems and world history this year. He spent three years in the Army, and attended Chico State where he earned his B.A. MR. KENNETH HUFF, machine shop, taught aviation for the Navy during World War ll. He has a B.S. degree, and for the past three years has sponsored the senior class. MR. GAEL KAUFFMAN, agriculture teacher, sponsored the F.F.A. He earned his B.S. degree at U.C. He was in the infantry for four years. MRS. AL- LENE KIRSCHMAN, girls' PE teacher and counselor, sponsored thesG'.A.A. and Wild- cat Whirlers. She attended San Jose State where she earned her B.A. and M.A. de- grees. MISS MARY LONG, biology and general science teacher, attended U.C. where she earned her B.A. degree. MR. ART MCGRATH, coach and boys' PE teacher, is a graduate of Humboldt State and Stanford. He has a B.A. and an M.A. degree. He served in the infantry for three years. MRS. RUTH MUSSER, commercial teacher and senior class sponsor, was in the American Women's Volunteer Service during World War Il. She is a graduate of Columbia University where she earned her B.A.

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U -an CAFETERIA WORKERS-Left to tight are Shirley Ghiorso, LaVerne White, Sally Lester, Pat Pinney, Pauline Sexton, Claire Sipe, Mrs. Mildred Beller, Penny Osborne, Mrs. Wanda Spicer, Margaret Bono, Peggy Murphy. MAINTENANCE CREW MEMBERS-Left to right are Jack Durnall, Hank Lollar, Don Fleming, and Bill Beller, Our thanks are also extended to you, the maintenance crew, for always doing both the big and little things for us, like helping us with our lockers when Iammed, unlocking the doors, and heating the buildings. We really appreciate your help and consideration! BUS DRIVERS-Left to right are Don Thu- lin, Harrison Gibbs, Mike Gandolfo, George Niirich, George Shaw, Earl Aiken, Dick Algeo, Don Roys, Elden Bottom- miller, James Smithart. Many thanks go to our cafeteria crew and bus drivers. Little do we realize the work they do every day for us, and how lost we would be without them! 7Vofu60z4