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

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In today's Green and Gold there are many more pic- tures but much less writing. The 1957 Green and Gold is almost 5 times as large as that of 50 years ago. We of the staff hope this 50th volume will afford you many hours of pleasurable remembrances. MIMI SIKORA, Editor MEMORIAL POOL OF TUOLUMNE COUNTY A long-fostered dream of Tuolumne County residents was realized in June 1956, when a new 365,000 public swimming pool was opened on the campus of the Sonora Union High School. For more than 30 years the project had been planned and dreamed of by public spirited citizens, but the entire heart and soul of the community was not in this huge volunteer project until a memorial fund was established for jean Palmer, a little girl who drowned. However, a four-year-long fund raising campaign reached the goal in the fall of 1955. The fund represented donations from nearly everyone in the county in funds, materials, or labor. At that time the Board of Trustees of Sonora Union High School agreed that the community swimming pool could be built on school property, and the construction was underway. , Community leaders who participated as a volunteer Board of Directors in making the pool a reality were: Norman Hill, President Mrs. Louis Price, Vice President Mrs. Leslie Grooms, Secretary Marcel Baer, Treamrer Archie D. Stevenot Richard Palmer Milton Dambacher DeLaine Burks Dr. Herbert E. Wilson Mrs. Josie Terzich M. O. Queirolo Wilson Meyer Donald I. Segerstrom Floyd Stirewalt james R. Hardin the late F. Edmund O'Connell Indeed the new pool is a living memorial to those in whose memory many donations were made. It is with deep gratitude that we dedicate this Green and Gold to all those people who contributed their time, money, materials, and labor to the realization of a longtime dream. -...- .,.us-m..m..,f , A swarm ' The udmiuistrutiou building, erected in 1906, the gym, in 1922, and the science building and auditorium, built in 1939, are shown above. PRESENT A D PLANNED This is the proposed plzm which would provide for classrooms, a gymnasium, cafeteria, .m d other nec essary facilities. 'I' . ' N- 1 ' vs 151 gy. f ' 1 1- . - ' 'J .' 9 ' '51 ' ' lr .ff ' ,-A . 'TT'-S-L, C ' af., -' 5 ,i 5 , , - of- ' A !,,,fHJ K' -, ' pq, ' ' .fgi 1 ' 1-- f..- -3' - E' '15 .f5f12.' .r N E . 1.21 gt' ', 1 .4f S.r1 -..N .WM R fx! I G K- 7- Q ,Q 1. '13 A E E s X, H .Ir-4 , at :.,,-g..-? r, X Q X .i...XM,5Tl,-.X. . . ,W ,I ' ' U- s, 4 WNVL 'N' f f ' I 1, ' .ai ' ry, gf' ,ff . P' I I ,- ' . . A --. f N' NM- . I 1 J' ,X V A . - , fav Q- , fy 1125- V ' , 2' Q , J J. Q., Q . 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' ,J. - N,-A , 'mpg' , I 5 f -W . . . ,H A '- A , . .Xu it-. 3 , '. j .... 1 ' f,, -M , 3 .X-, !., Au- . W I- ,L sf- , N . . , . .2 x - . E - , ' Ns ' - N - , A I ,, , N . , rzxxsnm ncxwrizs Pnorosno nunmmo vaoauu 1, Aammxnrnuon Iluxxdwg A. Vocational Building aonunnng ol: C. Classroom 'Img 1. sf-mm ummm, hmmm. md Amo sm. n, sup- smnf, wsu-f, ma Sfpecmt Enron umm s, Amromm cum ci.-from zz. nap' Gymnasium . 4, sfrmmmggwx A-1 Classroom r, GxrXa'0ymnAl1um s rwumi mum nnruq Cuni-com 0. amp' wan, srwnf maspffm mu-can mmm. 4. wfmnwp Agrxculiurnl uhorqnory cn-.mom H. vu-my :murm- 7 Agriculture Shop General Pumonr Chumom 1. Truck uni Pemba!! lehnbxiiuuoa B. amen. ma vom mm suuaiq J. Tu-.m Ccuru xr nun-u rum Rulignmenx Ed ..,, .. xi A, STUDENT BODY ELECTICNS 0 'K DW 1'xxW.15Vi an ix Wi? 'T W Y O Vw EPO! L NN' MOTHERS' TEA This annual event was given by the Girls' League on May 23. Carrying out the theme of U.S.S. Fashionaire, girls from the homemalcing classes modeled clothes they had macle which would be appropriate for a boat trip. Students presented a musical programg after which tea was served. 9 as ax! fl mill An Evening in Paris was the theme for the junior-Senior Prom on May 26. A large, authentic-looking Eiffel Tower was in the center of the dance floor. On the outer edges were sidewalk cafes where refreshments were served by waiters. Leo Liberty and his band furnished the music for dancing. ll f 2N On June 9 the newly organized parent, teacher, student organization, the YAT Club, held a western picnic supper at Dunlavy Field. The program for the evening included swimming in the Tuolumne County Memorial Pool, games, singing, skits, dancing, and a YAT PICN IC picnic supper - with coffee and soft drinks sold by S.U.H.S. students. Over 200 people attended the picnic. Dues to the club were sold by some high school students. This first family get- together was so successful we hope that it is repeated often. ,Q -if . 5 S. I fl 3. MR JAMES REUSSWIG Pfznclpal and Dzmzel Superintendent PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The school YCHI of 1956-57 is recorded here for your lasting memory. The Green and Gold is your book of reflections. Each page is a memory of a friend, a place, or an event. You will remember this year for many things - that A in Trig., the fine football team, your date to the Prom, or even how crowded we all were with our record enrollment. These are things we will all remember. Is this enough to remember? Sometimes we forget what should be the most important. Will we remember to thank God for His guidance and the opportunities that were ours as a free people in a free land? I hope HOL X ,,.,' - Mr. Beverly Barron, the vice principal, shows I an active interest in our student body. al 'g 45' . Mr X The students Claire Sargent, counselor and Dean of Girls. appreciate the help of Mrs. A typical day during registration which began August 13. Helping the students plan their programs is Mrs. Claire Sargent. Ono.. if 'P' 1? 4' 35' . MR. WALTER A, STINSON MR. MAURICE R. FOSTER MR. LLOYD H. HAIGH Prexident of the Board TRUSTEES MR. JAMES HARDIN MR. FRANK F. MOMYER R MRS. VIEVA PETERSON Serremry for Mr. Re11.r.rwig MRS. HELEN RUSSELL Secretary of the Board 'fl 3 MR. FRED LATSON Languages MISS SHIRLEY SPICER Physical Education 335 1- FACULTY MISS MARY LONG Science MR. DALE KEYSER Attendance, Science Driver Training MR. KENNETH HUFF Industrial Arts MRS, ETHEL KINZLY History 4 MISS IRENE PARLI Mathematics MR. FRANK BORREGO Commercial I I E I 'Y 'TFA if . iff?-Q? .., .,,. .qi - . i I , 'ftr-1 yi. Q.. ai.. .1 O , 1 si' ' Wg MR. ROBERT GIBSON Physical Education Driver Training MRS. MARGARET SWANSEA Music Q , . MISS JEAN BECKET English . is l Q MR. JOSEPH FIREBAI IGI-I Agriculture . xi ' jk MR. EDMUNDO MELENDEZ English MRS. EDITH OSBORNE Homemaking 5.0.0-a-1 MRS. FANNIE SMITH English MR. DUANE MILLER History, Typing MR. LOYAL CASTLE Physical Education English MRS. MARJORIE BORELLI Social Studies Languages . gf l MRS, IRENE THOMAS Physical Education English MRS, HELENF MANEVAL Homcnmking 2 l r MR. ART MCGRATH Physical Education MR, THOMAS HOLLINGER Social Studies I MR. LINO BORELLI Art, Crafts Mechanical Drawing MRS. JUNE TERZICH Commercial 'N MR. WALLACE ANDERSON English, journalism A, .-.M-Q MRS. ELIZABETH JAENECKE Living in Society MR. JAMES NEWCOME Wfoodwork, Driver Training Worltl History X, .-V-:mtv , ,. n .E - twgxiam i MRS. ALMA WOLFE English, Latin MR. DELMAR DYRESON Science, Mathematics MRS. AUDREY MILLER Commercial, Mathematics MR. JOHN GOTTSCHALK Instrumental Music FACULTY AUTOGRAPHS MR. GARTH EATON Physical Education Woodwork LIBRARY E! Shown above: Linda Baer, Elvina Gilbert, Lynn Walton, Maxine Haley, Earlene Flowers, Diane Aced. Seated: Mrs. Hooe, librarian, Anna Berner. Shown at Hooe, the .,wJ,.,,,, xx it-md Q P' Shown lbme is Linda Baer, who has been a library as- sistant for four years. the left is Mrs. Diane school librarian. SCHOOL NURSE Shown above is Mrs, Lucille Oliveri, the school nurse Shown xihovez Shirrel Kincaid, Dixie Holloway, Diane Meyer, Gail Bradley, Carol Robinson, Viccie Chunlwers, Sandra Perry, Judy Kahl, and Joyce Ellis. OFFICE STAFF Shown below: Judy Vaughan, Barbara Rodgers, Elaine Johnson, Lynne Zumo, I.olIy Nizzoli, Norma Bartlett, Judy Higgins, Gayle Salazar, Sharon Fraser, and Billie Hines. K. P Ex di ist Shown above: Elvinri Gilbert, Donna Rodgers, Mrs. Lola Emerson, Evelyn Svveatt, and Barbara Gould, who work in the Snack Shack. BUS DRIVERS Shown at the right: john Belemecich, Mike Gondolfo, john Croston, Tran, For- man, Eldon Bottemiller, jack Gene Eristlack, joe Chavez, Kenneth Peterson, Don Baner, Fred Reibin, and Pat Brennan. Helen Azevedo CUSTODIAN S Shown below: Robert Kirkpatrick, Henry Lollar Erma Giussi, Ramon Piceno, and Bill Beller, 'fd' 'f.-ig CAF ETERIA Shown at the left are Mrs Wanda Spicer, Cook Bar bara Rodgersg Mary Mc Cormickg Mrs Marian Fowler, Assistant Cook Anne Lackeyg Mary jasper SENIORS Senior class officers shown above are Judy Higgins, Secre- tary Divie Holloway, Representativeg Laurel Jacobsen Nizzoli Treasurer. Kneeling are Phil Atkisson, Sergeant- at Arms and Orley Ryals, President. SEN IORS their president. Orley Ryals. CLASS HISTORY The first day of school finally arrived. Here we were Freshmen, both dreading and enjoying it. Then we heard the news-INITIATION. The little Freshman girl looked so cute with her hair set with clothes pins, and the Freshman boy with his pants leg rolled up and a green ribbon tied on his leg was a handsome sight. After initiation we settled clown and elected officers. They were Pete Aroz, Presidentg Phil Atkisson, Vice Presidentg Norma Bartlett, Secretary, Anne Lackey, Treasurer, and Bobo Leonard, Sergeant-at-Arms. We planned a Sophomore Return and gave a party to equal our Fresh- man Reception.. Then before we knew it, we were Sophomores and made plans to initiate the Frosh. Our class officers were Phil Atkisson, President, Rich Miller, Vice President, june Gotelli, Secretary, Vivian Gould, Treasurerg and Gary Robles, Sergeant-at-Arms. All of a sudden we were Juniors-thinking about our Junior rings, the Junior play, and the Prom. This year our officers were Bill Kerr, Presidentg Pat Schweickert, Vice Presi- dent, Norma Bartlett, Secretary, Gueda Brandi, Treasurer, and jim Moore, Sergeant-at- Arms. We ordered our rings in October from the Iosten Company. Then we were putting on the comedy play, We Shook the Family Tree,'l which proved to be very successful. And after many hours of hard work we presented to the Seniors the Prom-An Evening in Paris. That :night we realized that our many hours of work were well deserved. Finally we're Seniors with a feeling of dread that we had our Frosh year returning. Our play was 'The Double Barreled Detective Story -a mystery comedy. Weill never forget Ditch Day, the Banquet, and Baccalaureate. Graduation day has arrived, the day we say thank youl' to all those who have helped us and good-bye to all our friends. Shown below are the Senior class officers sur porting DIANE ELIZABETH ACED Dee . . . long red hair Flllllft' lwliuzrx beauty college Ilrurd frlv'lj71fQ.' Hey, kids! FLORENCE DARLENE ADAMS D41rlin' . . . dimples, long blonde hair Future f1l.111r: work, then marriage llmra' mymgx I got zz letter from Len to- day. GARY LEE ARCHER Al'tl1' '... sharp trombone player Fllfllft' I7lLUl,l'.' Bethany Bible College Heard myirzg: Hey, Maxie ! PEGGY JEAN ARCHER Bones '... cute smile, beautiful hair Fulure jalnmx' nurses training Heard myfzzgx Cool l MARTIN JOSEPH AROZ, JR. Pete . . . flashy smile, Student Body president Future plimr: IYC ut Berkeley Ileurd mymg: Oh, for goodness sakes! GEORGE PHILLIP ATKISSON Phil' '... dreamy eyes, fast halfbatk Fulurc pluazff college Heard Idj'i7l4Lf.' Wham gives a fcensoredj I A I I HELEN MARIE LOUISE AZEVEDO Helen' '... shy and quiet Fulzzre plmzi' nursing sthool Heard ,ftIj'jIIg.' Bang, bang! LINDA LOUISE BAER I.indn' '... friendly, quiet Fzzlzzrc jflilazu junior college f1c'i1i'd.ft1yi114Q.' Oh, bother! CLYDE CARY BOLTON Clid' '... track star, reserved 17111141-if j1l.mr.' college, engineering l1i.1r1I ,i.1yizzg.' Hey, Sum T GAIL MAUREEN BRADLEY G41ilie . . allways laughing, active in hand Ifnlnre jwlizflsx' tenth piano Ifc.ll'!2, l.1'1'i7IkQ.' Oh, mama! MICHAEL JOHN BAILON Mike '... wavy hair. quite ri flirt Fnlzrrff jflmzrx visit Uncle Sum Heard .fclY1'f7lg,' Fz1bulous! ALMA SUE BALDRIDGE Susie' ',.. sweet. quiet Future Af7lzI71.f.' telephone operator Heard ,mymg.' Big deal T NORMA STELLA BARTLETT Norm' ',,. very active, personality Future 111401.-'.' nursing school Hazrd myizzgs I disagree, Mr, Borrego Sir. GLENNON BASS Boss . . . tall and slim Fzrfnfe jflfzzzix' Modesto Junior College Hmrd .myizzgs Not this again l YVONNE CAROL BERTOLOZZI Bert . . . talkative, GAA president Flame jrlmzw San Mateo State College Hein-d .myizzgx My goodness! ANTHONY MICHAEL BLAGEN Tony . . . swell guy Fulzne 1716111.51 work on his car Hewzrd my mg: Yeah Y GLYNN WESLIEY BRADLEY Glynn '... very talkative, sax player I:l4lIl7'L' f7!lH1.l.' tollcge and more eollegc lleiird .i.iyf1g.' jumping jupiterlu GUIIDA LEE BRANDI B, CL' '.., gal with a pony tail. sweet personality Fnluw plmzis college Heizrd .l1lj'fIlg.' Y0u'i'C right. RALPH SIMPSON BURFORD Ralph '.,. good-looking. always joking Ifzzlzzru llflmzix' college Heizrd v'.1,3fr1g.' Oh, yeah! BARBARA CATHERINE CAIN Bobbie , . . Southern actent, cute smile FIUIIH' pl.n1i.' a Colorado college He,11'd,i.oi11g,- Oh. ish! IZDWARD ALLEN CAIVIERON Etl' ',,. quiet type Fllfllil' j1l.u1v.' work, then possibly college I1u.1v'd.i.uiz1g.' XY'ell, I'll he LILIFDCRIIH CAROLYN LEE CARLETON Carolyn '... creamy complexion, clear blue eyes lfnlnrc jflimi: tollege Iluaru' l.l'l'llllU.' Hi, honey? LESLIE LINDA CARLSOIXI I.eS' '.,. talkative, friendly Fnfzm' jfl.n1i.' Armstrong Business Cfollegi lluzrd i.z1i11Aq.' l:ishl VICCIE ANN CHAMBERS Real '... whiny reil hair. tleai' hlue eyes Ifllfllfc' ffl.1r1.i.' liethany llihle College lluiml ,I.lVl'lll4U,' 'l'hat's crazy Y K JANE LOUISE DENTON VUinco . . , very talkative, long eye- lashes Fulure Afllcliljl' Montana bound Heard .rayiugs Who, me ? MARGELEE RANDA DENTON lXI41rge , . . S100 ears, good figure, friendly liufurt Af7l.Il1l.' business college Hurd i.1Ji21g: NX liat are you doin' ?' NADINE KAY CLIFTON Deany . . . always singing, long hair Future plazzrx work in San Francisco Heard saying: Yeah, thats right. DAVID JAMES COSTA Dave . , . blue eyes, cute grin Fulure plazzr: junior college or work Hear'd.rayi1z,Q.' Out in the boondoclcsf' JOAN MARIE CRABTREE Joanie . , . dimple in her chin, brown hair Future plant: beauty college Heard Jayiug: Wl1ere's Pete? ROBERT WILLIAM DAVEY Bob . . . quiet, good-looking Future plant: work, sleep Heard ,rayirzgx I-Icy, what do ya' say? STANLEY JAMES DAVIS Jim' '... cute smile, athlete Future plam: work with his father Heard faying: I-lock-a-lotchee! DON HAROLD DEGIOBBI Donnie . . . sharp dresser, good dancer Fulure plant: UC at Berkeley Heard .fayingx Oh, yeah Y long JAMES PHILIP DOWNING Phil , . . shy, hut intclligcnt 1:ll1lH't' l11.1111: UC at Berkeley 111.1111 l.lB111tU,' ls that right? SANDRA RAE EDWARDS Sandy . . . likcahlc, nice word for cywy- om- F1111111 j11,1111.' business college 111.1111 1.1-'j111'Q,' W'hat's that? 'gi . 5. . . I L '4':, A jovciiz ANN ELLIS 4 lSlumlic . . . S' Z , L'yL'Sl1fl5lLlC 3 .K 1511111111 111111111 lu-auty mllcgn fm- I 111.1111 1.11111Kq.' Hul1! - I IOAN MARIE IZNGELHARDT A .3 A 1 I H-ll1AlfII'llCH . . , prctty cycs, always laughing 1 111111111 171.11ll,' twluplimmnu upcixitni' 111.1111.i.1V1111A1g.' NHVULIVIC right. RAQIIEI- RAINIONA ESPARZA Rachel '... very lilccahlc 151111111 fF1.111l,' hcauty wllcgc 111.1151 1.lJl11Ilf.' I, rcallyff' SHARON FRASER Ral'1l'1iK . . . ncxci' Hops talking. big dim- plvs 1711111111 11111113 hcauty mllcgc 111.1111 1.1A1111,q.' Dim't pgininll' All A Q1 K 'mv' DIANA GIBSON Slioi'ty . . . quict aml shy 1511111111 111.11113 attcml an art mlmul 111.1111 1.1-11ll4Q,' 'l'l1at's life! LOUISE MARIE GOICOECHEA Louie . . , shiny hlallc hair, smile' tim' all 151111111 111111115 attcml a luisimm mllrgc 111.1111 1.011115 You hd ll' 'SPM BILLIE ANNIE HINES 1Nla1ua' '... curly blonde hair Fllflll? 111,111 ix' beauty school I1t.1rdr,qmg.- BootSl DIXIE DEAN HOLLOWAY Dix . . . talkative, cute smile lfnfurc jrltzrzw Modesto Junior College Hurd .mjiugx You guys! JUNE KATHARINE GOTELLI june '... one in a million. reserved Future plum: UC at Berkeley Heard fuying: You're right. VIVIAN MARGARET GOULD Viv . . . always laughing, great singer Future plum: Modesto junior College Heard ruying: Rave on, mad dog, tell more. LILA DEAN GRENFELL Dean . . . quiet and modest Fuzure pluru: work Heard .rayizzgx You know? V-ERTIE CLAIRECE GUINN Tinker' '... long hair, bashful Future plum: having a ball in college Heard saying: How 'bout that! JUDY MARIE HEINRICH Judy . . . quiet, very sweet Fulure plrmr- Modesto junior College Heard .myings Well- JUDITH ANN HIGGINS I-Iigs' '.,. friendly, full of life Fulure plarzn nursing school Hezrd .myirzgx XVhat ya' say there? m PATRICIA CATHERINE HUGHES Hllzit' '.., hluc eyes, laughs Ll lot 1:Ilfll1'L' fflrlllll' work in Ll hunk Ilmrd lil-'J'iI1.Q.' Dirty hirrlf' LAUREL EVELYINI JACOBSEN NIZZOIJ l.olly . . . lioncy-lvlomlc hair, photogcnir Fllfllfz' jzfiniiy' liuuscwifc llmrd ,l.lJ'jll4Q'.' Oh, nu, whats the mutter? KENNEJJH CHARLES JARDINE Kuff '... wry tulkutixc Ifuture jrlrmrx Sim Jose Junior College llvrzrd ,l.lJ,jl1AQ,' Oh, yeah. MARY ELIZABETH JASPER Mcj' ',.. tiill blonde, usns many gestures lffalure 1fli111,r.' VC at Davis Iluizrd ,Y,lJf7I1H,' l'm sorry. EUGENE JOHNSON Mean Gene' '.., clean-cut boy FllllH'L' j1,7in1,i.' work. then the service llzuzrd lJJjF1KQ.' Don't be Cruel. JERRY EDXXIARD JOHNSON Burl . . . easy-going an nrrr Flllllfc' fwlfzmx attend ii mechanics school limrzl' .lilJ'flIKQ.' Blass my heart F .lv EVERETT HERBERT JUDGE, JR Butch '... full nf jokes, very talkative Future plurzrg UC :it Berkeley Heard nzyizzg: I got ii million of thcmf JUDITH FAYE KAHL Judy' '... always laughing and talking Future plrmr: a junior rollegc or work Heard myiug: Real clever. ELAINE VIDA LAGINHA JOHNSON Corky . . , big brown eyes, small figure If1r11n'u f1l.n1.i': im Air Forte wife Hand .r.1,1if1.q: Iv11nl EBBY XVILLIAM LANE Ebbtide . . . tall, freckles Fixture Atflmiff Univ. of Southern Iltxzrd ,t'.1'j'f7Ig.' Oh, yeah Y California L W 'X gg!! ! ALTA LORREA . , Tutti Frutti' '... bashful, nice figure Iflllllll' 11111115 work Ilfwzrd myizzgs Fabulous, me boylu CHRISTINE ANNE KENNEDY MARTINELLI uClll'lSi '... loves to talk Fzzfzzre plmzx married life I1em'd,myizzg: My gosh, really! WENDELL HOMER KERR, JR. Bill I . . nice-mannered, friendly per- sonality Future jwlafzfx West Point I1em'd.sayizzg.' You're a good kid. SI-I IRREL ANN KINCAID Red . . . red hair. business-like Fulure plmzw murrixige Heard .frzyifzgf Stupid0l CLIFFORD RAY KNOWLES Cliff . . . dark eyes. sharp with a pencil Future plazzr' attend an art college Heard myfflgr Bonoral ANNE CAROLYN LACKEY Annie '... sharp dresser, everyones friend Future Atzlmzr' UC at Berkeley Heard myiz2g.' That's for sure' DIXIE LEE LARIMER Dix . . . freckles, amiable Future plant: attend a business college V get Heard saying: Oh, honestly! PETER JOHN LEHR Pete . . . listen to that laugh, dete. 'mined Future plaru: Air Force Heard saying: Don't get all shookl' JANICE LEE LEMONS Janice . . . quiet, active in Music Club Future plaru: do what she wants to if she doesn't do something else Heard faying: People! LEWIS DORNAN LEONARD Bobo . . . blue eyes, top athlete Fulure plam: college Heard Jayirzg: Why not? 'stiff' ARLENE JOYCE LORENZ Blue-eyes . . , bashful, pretty smile Fulure plam: beauty college in Modesto Heard faying: Oh, shucks! ILENE LOUISE GIBSON MACIAS Kid . . . short blonde hair, slender Future plam: raise her husband her way Heard saying: How about that? IIAIISW , i BEVERLY ANN MARSTON Bobbie . . . blushes, always laughing Future plam: college Heard laying: Well, I don't know. ROBERT GERNIE LARNEO MARTIN Bob . . . good-looking, quiet Future plans: Modesto junior College Heard .rayingz Were good, aren't I?' Q.. ,1- LLOYD ANDREW MITCI'lELL Little Mitch' '... dark hair and eyes and winning smile Iiulure fr1.111,i',' work. then the serviige Hu.rr'd.v.zQi11g.' Youre right. JAMES ALLAN MOORE Elini '... tall, good-niltured Fulnrt' j1f.1r1.i'.' college HL'.1l'lf,l.l1llI4l'.' Sounds good! 1 'Vs' MADELEINE CAROL MARTINEZ Madge '... long black hair, bubbly per- sonality Fulure pluzzfx Sacramento State College Heard myifzg: Golly, man! MALCOM LAINE MAXWELL Mudge . . . side burns, curly locks Future plazzn WOWI Heard .l'dj'f7Ig.' Thats right l MARY LORELLE MCCORMICK Toot-toot' '... leader, poise Fuzure plum: secretary for Tab Hunter Heurd ,fdjfllgf Bi'ad's Coming home this weekend. LEE MELTON Missouri '... shy grin Fulure pluzm' working at a service station Heard .mying.' What are pennies made of? ERNESTINA MEZA Ernie' '... big brown eyes, sweet per- sonality Future plurz.r: work Heard ,ffzyifzgs Darn it! RICHARD WALTER MILLER Rich' '... flirt, good-looking, shiny shoes Fulure fvlmzfx college and football Heard mying: You're right, oh. for good- ness sakes l GAYLE LORRAINE MUNOZ Granny '.,. small, chatty Fuluw plinzrx telephone operator Heard .liljillqlff How clo you dig that? LOUISE MARIE NAU Squeezer . . . loves to argue, talkative ,,. Fixture jfliozip' I'll never tell Heard myiug: Don't get shook! GARNET RICHARD NELSON Dick' '... big wave in his hair, very cle- penclahle Iinlure IIZIUIL' work in Safeway Htun'd.r,f1yiz1g: That's life, Iguessf' COLLEEN RENEE OMAN Pot' '... a voice and whistle that really carry Fnlurc plruzrx the XX!omf:n's Air Force Ilei1rd.m3iz1KQ.' I rlouht it, BARBARA ELIZABETH PATTERSON Barh' '... quiet, participates in rallies Falun' jrlrnzfx marriage, work Hmrd .m3i11g.' I'll clue you. BILLY GENE PETERS Pete' '... tall ancl clark Fulure plrzur: work as a mechanic Heard nzyizzirgs Shootl N Q ,grfa c SANDRA YVONNE PETERSON Sandy . , . poise, catching smile Iiullne f7ZiHI.f.' college Heard .l'r1-'LIIIKQI Don'tl BILLY SIMON PIEDMONT Chief . . .hig hlue eyes, loves fishing I ulm'a p1t111.+'.' a college in Montana Irleifrd 5,1-yi11g.' VUhat clo you know ahout that? lXlARVlN RKQE M.u'x , , . good XYI'CNflk'l'. mature lfnfnrt f1f,1r1r.' work lIr.1m'1.r1lf1.q: NX ell,11ll rrglitl BARBARA LAVERNE RODGERS Hoff , , . tnlkutixe. kllllllliltlk lfzzfzom j1f,1ui.' l'CQ at llerkeley llhzm' i.1uf1y,' Bitky-lvoo-coo. PATSY JEAN PINNEY Pat '... pretty smile, modest Fulnre frlmzix work Ileizrd .fr1j'iIZ4Q.' Sure thing! BARBARA DEANE PONCE Barb' '... long pony tail, very sincere Fumfe II7liI7I.f.' San Jose State Ilezzrd .sizyizzgx ''Eelcy-weeky-deeky-leekyf' WILLIAM STEXWART PRINGLE Bill '... red hair and freckles, nice grin Fzzfurv fvlmzrx Oakland junior College 1I1wd,fr13izzg.' Wl1e1'e's my baritone sax? GEORGE GARDNER PURDY Ged' '... tall, quiet, quite 21 skier Fufufe fvlmzr' Modesto junior College Ilemd .rtzgizzgs XX'hat do you say? SANDRA LEE REASONER PERRY Sandy '... always talking, sweet smile Fzzfintf plrzmx housewife Ilmrd ,lt1V1j1IKQ.' l could just Smash you l SARAH ANNE REIBIN S:irie' '... blue-eyed blonde Fzzfzmr 112411115 M1u'ri:ige Hmrd l.lj'il7IlQ.' I gixe upln JAMES V. ROSE Jim' '... quiet, dependable FlllIl7'6 pldllff college Heard .fzJJfl1Kif.' Oh, yeah, ROBERT JOHN ROSTER Rooster . . . character, always joking Fulure Aiflmlrx San Jose Heard.myir1g.' Take it easy. JAMES E. ROWE Jim' '... easy-going Future jrlmzrp as little as possible Heard ,myizzgx Heaven forbid l JOEL LEE RUPE Red . . . red hair, good-looking Future plmzrr architect Heard .mgrugx Idiot l RONALD LEEROY RUSSELL Shorty '... tall, quiet-in a noisy sort of way Future plrnzr: join the navy I'ler1rd,n1yiz1g.' Huck-a-lotcheef' ORLEY GENE RYALS Orley' '... quiet, mannerly, friendly smile Fulure plain: attend Wheaton College Heard .myizzgx Lord willing. HQ 85 2-'W 1 Md t env GAYLE ANNE SALAZAR Gaylie , . . likeable Fumre jllmzrx marry it millionairt Heard .sizyifrgx Crimeneezel PATRICIA ANN SCHWEICKERT Pat . . . beautiful features Fullne jlltmfx college Heard ,n'.1J!11g.' Hey, Joel 'N- 'Q fd? YP' Nui? SH ARON GLADYS STEPI-IENSON Slicri'y , . . nirc rlothcs. blonde hair Ifnllni f7!.Il1,Y,' Modesto Alunioi' College llmrd IJ-lj7I1Q,' XX'ow I BOYD FRANK STEVENS l'i'.ink' '.., quiet. IIUKMI-II.llLll'C.'Ll I'-llfllla f1f.1f1i,' rollt-gc Hem! i.1w11AQ.' UNIOLIVIK' right. PAULINE SEXTON Honey-bunnie . . , sweet smile Fufure plum: get married Hear'd,myiz1g,' Well, la-te-te-da! LEMOIN LEONARD SHERROW Sonny . . . curly hair, stocky build Future plm1,r,- work Heard .wzyi11g.' Hi, boy! MICHELLE SIKORA Mimi '... long dark hair. beautiful smile Future 171111113 college Hez1rd.myi11g: Oh, Mary! CLAUDE EDWARD SIPE Snipe . . .blond hair, blue eyes Future plizzzxx electronics or mechanics in the Navy Heard ,myiz1g.' Damned if I know. JOHN DAVID SKIPPER Skin '.,. flashing smile, piercing eyes Fulure plfwy' Univ. of Culorado Heard .izzjizzgx You know I believe you I' VERNON LEE SPAULDING Gopher' '... active in Music Club, talka- tive Future Afllclllil I'C at Berkeley Heard ,lpl.1'j7.7X.' Uh, huh, JOANN VERTRECE STODDARD jo . . . blue-eyed and bashful Future plam: business college Heard mying: Oh, yeah! EVAELYN MARIE STOMBAUGH LINDSEY Hot Rod .- . . lovely smile Fulure flldflff keep house Heard ,fu-yif1y.' Go jump in :1 lake! WlLl.lAM DAVID STOUGHTON Bill' '... cute grin, shy Future fvlmrfs join the service Heard .myizzgx You're right. GARY DENNIS SYMONDS Symonize' '... tall, mysterious eyes Fulure fvlmrr: bum around-maybe work Heard 541-yizzgr Wl1y come ? ALVIN LEROY TAYLOR Leroy . , . jazz-minded, tall and dark Future fllrllljl' COP or Michigan State Heard mjirzgs Yes, imleedyf' CHARLES RUSSELL THOMAS Chuck . . .good dancer, Wfildcat editor Flzlnrv f7.!rIlI.l,' mllcgc Huzrd l.ljfI1tU,' Rui, ruff , f fi, 1, y Qi g ,, i , i . H, ,,,..,,,.,,., , ,, .2 8 E A fs-'rf' i .,t'iY .f A D Eff: ' :, :s.1' ,f'1eiSi5 val. , . -. -:y,a,,,: ,gg ie. -1 5 Q ik MAURlf:l2 EARL TRlDEN, JR. Mnu1'y' '.,. big lwluc eyes. what ii flirt! FIIIIHL' f7!.Hll,' Crust Guurrl, thcn mlln-gc Hein-d l.lJflIxQ.' l:lllULllOLlS l:CllfLll'ClH GORDON VAN KESSEL Gordo . . . hairy bloml hair, and a curly laugh Fuiure fflfn1.r.' UC at Berkeley Heard ,rfzyifzgs I rlon't know. DELOURES JUNE XVILSON Dee '... laughs a lot, very good singer Fufure plant: attend UCLA Heard .rrzyingf Holy cats! KENNETH EUGENE WILLIAMS Ken' '... specs, fair coin flipper Fulure planrg Modesto junior College Heard.w1ying: What's the problem? JUDITH ELAINE VAUGHAN Judy . . . talkative Future planf: college Heard raying: You're right. WILLIAM LLOYD VAUGHN Red . . . red hair and freckles Future planfx Army Reserves Heard Jaying: Oh, Yeah JENNINGS CHARLES WALLEN Jennings '... big wave in his hair Future planys work Heard Iaying: That varmint! BETTY LEONA WALTON Betty . . . always talking Future plans: marriage Heard faying: I don't believe it. ALLAN RICHARD WESTON Al . . . curly black hair, good looking Future plant: be a hermit Heard xaying: Oh, ya! RUEL RUSTIN WHITCHER, JR Rusty . . . blond wavy hair, black leather jacket Fulure planir Air Force Heard faying: You're right! 14 DOUGLAS BARRY WIVELL Doug . . . athlete Future plum: work or Modesto junior Col- lege Heard .myirzgz Oh. ya! LINDA LESLIE WIXON Hexagon . . . loves daydreaming, beautiful earrings Future 111.11111 business school Herzrd ,myirrgz For heavens sakes! GAYLE WOODIIORD XVoodie . . . beautiful hands, rosy cheeks Future jflrurrz San Francisco State Heard 1.1-ying: It seems to me. VOYLE RAY WORTHINGTON Ray . . , two pair of glasses, talkative Fulure jvlruri: U. C. at Berkeley Heard ,myirzlqc Pass the bottle! ROBERT LEROY ZIMMERMAN Zim . . . good-naturecl Fulure plum: Modesto junior College Heard .myingz Real gone daddy! MELVIN GARY SORENG Smiley .. . smiling Fulure plrrm: join the Navy Heard myiug: That's Okay! : 'w2'fi. ' ' I ,f1.1,,fg-ff-- wif -'h,.s 1' ' .,-f g, ., . A DONALD LEE WHITED Whitey .. , likes cars, very active Future plum: Become a mechanic Heard .wr-yirrgz Hang tough, play cool. ROSE MARIE GRATZ Rose . . . quiet, very sweet Future plrzmt work H6cl1'd.ItIJfIIgI Hi, there! F1'ie1zd!ie5I MARY jASPER ORLEY RYALS Q.. , ,W if 4-Q-qu SENIOR M051 Popular GUEDA BRANDI PETE AROZ M051 I fzteffi gen! MIMI SIKORA PHIL DOWNING I gg-M FAVORITE Bcaff Sffwof Cifizwz JVNE GOTELLI GORDON VAN KESSE1. Pwimmzfify Pl 115 ANNE LACQKEY I.IZXX'IS LEONARD W R x AI ml Tafwll Ulf VIVIAN GOVLD LEROY TAYLOR -...N M,M, ,R .., 4 RNR Moy! Digszified SANDRA PETERSON JIM ROSE M051 Afhlezif COLLEEN OMAN RALPH BURFORD Bef! Looking JOAN CRABTREE RICHARD MILLER Wizziefz JUDY VAUGHAN BILL PRINGLE Clan Flirt CAROLYN CARLETON MIKE BAILON Bart Damer SHIRREL KINCAID DAN DeGIOBBI To Mr. james Reusswig, We pause in our reflections of these past four years to express our appreciation of your many efforts to guide us toward our goals. You are leaving behind you many friends- students, teachers, and townspeople-who have profited by your friendship and counseling in their behalf. We hope that your future will be fruitful and that your memories of us will be strengthened by frequent visits to our community. 'I Q I pl F490 .X .iff lg, S' M JUNIORS The junior officers shown above are Elmer DeGiobbi, Representativeg and Bill Blake, Treasurer. Seated are Nadine Crabtree, Vice President, Lynne Zumo, President, and Carol Ghiorso, Secretary. CLASS HISTORY At last! It was here! The big day when we entered S.U.H.S. as Freshmen! We were greeted by smiling Sophomores who, during that first week, gave us a welcome that put to shame any other. We started the year successfully under the leadership of Martin Wynne, Presidentg Neola Shaw, Vice President, Bonnie Woolard, Secretary, janet Robles, Treasurer, and Nadine Crabtree, Representative. We were ably sponsored by Mrs. Musser and Mr. Huff. Both were always around to lend us a helping hand. , Our Activities that year included an after game dance by which our treasury profited. We gave the annual Sophomore Return. A wonderful rally was presented. Carol Robin- son was elected Carnival Queen. Suddenly we were Sophomores with only three more years until graduation. A fine group of officers were elected, headed by Bill jones as President. Mrs. Musser and Mr. Huff were again our sponsors, and Mr. Keyser also served as a sponsor. That year we had the pleasure of having Yngve Nakling as our classmate. His father was an exchange teacher from Norway. Our projects through the year were an after game dance, a cake sale, and an assembly. Our March of Dimes queen was Ernestine Ryals and later we elected Betty West for our carnival queen candidate. Since our first year of high school we have talked of our junior rings, the junior play, and the Junior-Senior Prom. Now we are turning our thoughts and ideas into realities. We have had many happy experiences in our journey, three quarters finished. ...ai David Aced Bob Algeo Donna Allan George Allen johnny Arvin Carolyn Baker Larry Bedford Anna Berner Phyllis Blagen Bill Blake jim Bonora Christie Bryant F f Q ...il 4, mn 35? i --P' T ' , t m . 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Kerry Wilder Irene Wilson jim Wofford Bonnie Woolard Frank Wright Paul Wyllie Lynne Zumo Emma Aguilera Walt Carlson Pat Coffer Kenneth Comer Don Druell a Ph' 'Q oy' ff' Tom Whipple Ronald Wickliffe Nadine Houston Jerry Machado 4 Ann Petro Deborah Plants ll NOT SHOWN: Richard Blanchard Ernestine Burford Virginia K. Egger Bill Holloway Gary Howard Burton Noble Arnold Overholtzer Gary Roberson Paul Sherrow aw ' Rodger Robbins Gary Robles john Rasor George Squires Charles Tiffee UNIOR AUTOGRAPHS 35.00, barked by a hopeful buyer. SLA E DAY The future slaves as they await their turn on the slave block. With a determined look, Marcella Westmmn waits for the hid. SOPHOMORES Sophomore officers shown above are Bob Watts, Representativeg Mr. Melendez, Sponsor, Carlin Jardine, Vice President. Seated are Genevieve Erhardt, Treasurerg Paul Sikora, Presidentg and JoAnn Davis, Secretary. CLASS HISTORY Looking back to last year, we find that, in spite of scare tactics by the Sophomores during initiation, we had an enjoyable and a profitable year. An outstanding group of officers, headed by President Jon Calvert, did much to get us off to a good start. Two girls in our class came in second in queen contests: Carol Eddy in the Football Queen Contest and Genevieve Erhardt in the March of Dimes Contest. This year we started off by welcoming, the Frosh to Sonora Union High School. After a rollicking program with the freshmen as the stars, we felt that they were duly uwelcomedl' and entertained them at a party. During football season a number of Sophomores proved to be valuable players for the BH team. We are proud of the thirteen Sophomore lettermen on this year's B C0-Champions. Money was raised by two concessions during basketball season, and several other projects throughout the year. Our Sponsors, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Eaton, and Mr. Melendez, had a lot to do with the success of the class in everything it did. We have reached to half way mark in high school. The first half has been wonderful, and we're looking forward to an equally wonderful and successful second half. Leo Acker Carole Adams Stan Anderson Virginia Anderson Virginia Armstrong Kyle Atkins Judy Bacigalupi Linda Baldridge Linda Bamber Carol Barendregt Sandy Bean Kenneth Bird IWW Dearld Bottemiller Sunny Boylin Robert Braida Verne Browning Barbara Burford Chris Calvert Jon Calvert Marilyn Campbell Pat Carleton Michael Cassida Don Cavalieri Brenda Cholez 'R wx. 9 . f . A X, Bob Cleaver x ,av K F F :1 1 1 2552 1 if s , Ralph Cholez -f F - 1 ' ii-. 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X , .c Q. .c i 't B B A A S' s joseph Perez Judy Polly NOT SHOWN: Lorna Dries Richard Girardi Clarence Lalley Clarence Laughlin Happy Miller jack Randle AUTOGRAPHS Susan Rice F roane Sinclair FRESHME Freshman class officers shown above are David Gotelli, Representativeg Mrs. Wolfe, Sponsor, John Crabtree, Vice President, Mimi Travis, Secretaryg and Ken Mills, Sergeant-at-Arms. Kneeling are Leslie Sharrock, Presidentgand jimmy Leonard, Sergeant -at-Arms. CLASS HISTORY We'll never forget our first week in high school. Before we could become full-fledged members of the student body, we were welcomed by the Sophomores. For our wel- come the boys had to wear their Levis inside out and a blouse instead of a shirt, and the girls wore their skirts inside out and had on different shoes. On Friday, the Sopho- mores demonstrated to the school the talents possessed by us in such fields as shoe shin- ing, modeling, and sack racing. The Sophomores also gave us a Welcome Party. On january 17, we put on the annual Sophomore Return for them. Everyone wore colorful crepe-paper hats which were handed out at the door. After entertainment and dancing, refreshments were served. We got a good start in building up our treasury when we won 3550 in a contest sponsored by Burks' Shoe Store. Our funds were increased by putting on a very successful dance after the Escalon football game. On November 14, our boys outplayed the Sophomores and won the annual Fresh- man-Sophomore Game by a score of 13-12. Mrs. jaenecke, Mrs. Wolfe, and Mr. Dyreson, our sponsors, were very cooperative, and much of our success is due to them. We hope that our next three years in high school will be as happy as this past one has been. 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' Q, f aifiiitsiiiirf ' ' tl ' r V M y . .:. ' - K 1-Ii ., . l.Qf.s1g3m .ax - er X .- r ' - ln. 4 f- '- .,.,, if QQ, My -5 K Am , 'F r K Xb :- S S ste' , ., - A ..-,A 1 .Q AI, I L ' r ISKXM... .. S sse ef be ' ri i 32 xi- wgl ,.. -N ii we N lv QMJSFESQ fi 5 ifq-.-any 'II Della Steele Kenneth Sterni Donna Stewart Stuart Stinson Larry Stone Charles Storm Barbara Strand Mike Strong Robert Summers Richard Sundborg Patricia Symonds Jerry Tanner 75 'S K the-+5 V -- I'-if - ::fi4x:skjfg.w,:s,-fifew 3. X .. 'viieakfzy Q y , e ' ifgggmiig ' - . zfvzgisatxitggi K ...il at . . YN, -, .,z'zwlQ312a2L Louise Vanclerplaats Charlene Wallen Gerald Wenzel Judith Weston joan Wheat john Whitt Carole Wilder Carl Williams Virgil Willis Donna Wilson Gary Wilson james Witt ohn Victoria Woodman Ystilart NOT SHOWN: Walter Nelson , Thomas Schweppe Nflnfy Barflck Marvin Soreng William Bird Dee Stockman Bob Doud . Mike Thornton Carolyn Herrick Robert Hubbard Melvyn McColloch IN MEMORY Bob Alexander Shirley Barmore Bill Cawelti john Fletcher Dorothy Honey Sharon jones Bill Rice Judy Sargent Carol Sutherland Robert Thomason Lucille Thygesen Lawrence Woodhams This year we suffered the loss of our dear friend, Carol Clifford Stewart, who was cut off in the vigor of youth. We miss her quiet companionship and sin- 'cere efforts on behalf of the school. We join with her bereaved parents in mourning her passing. W WWW w ff My WL 7 wffwwwlf W Nlffsfwfw JW fffflf W Jjufy W bf fffpffffiwlyfff ff QW OJ JH MW MW! V KWW 1K:T fii', .1z.f, H' if jL,2,2Qff', ' .1 'P 1 .Giga jMi:,f in vb, 1' f-7.24 ' , , . , I rf sf if-314' . wht., 4, ,I .a X xr gi ORGAN IZATICN S 1 Yvonne Bertolozzi, Commissioner of Girls' Athletics, Bob Algeo, Commissioner of Boys' Athletics, Mary McCormick, Commissioner of Girls' Activities. Kneeling: Phil Downing, Commissioner of Boys' Activities. MR. FRANK BORREGO Sludenl Body Adrimr joan Crabtree, Rally Commissionerg Colleen Oman, Commissioner of Publicityg Bill Kerr, Traffic Commissioner. Seated: Mimi Sikora, Green and Gold Editor. STUDE T GO ERNME T QM ,,.., an ff ,C W VFQ7' wi? .if sw.. PETE AROZ Sluderzl Body Preridezzl June Gotelli, Commissioner of Financeg Gordon Van Kessel, Vice President, Norma Bartlett, Secretary. . ,wMis....,.-...s X , David Gotelli, Freshman representativeg Bob Watts, Sophomore represent- ativeg Elmer DeGi0bbi, Junior representativeg Dixie Holloway, Senior representative. TRAFFIC PATROL Back row: jim Moore, Lewis Leonard, Pete Aroz. Gordon Van Kessel, Rich Miller. Second row: Phil Atkisson, Bill Kerr, Frank Stevens, Ken Williams. Front row: Maury Triden, Mike Bailon. C.A.S.C. Bob Algeo, Region 2 representativeg Orley Ryals, District 10 prirliamentririang Mary McCormick, Dis- trict IO president. lib, g i '7f..,,, a xxkx , HW , Wim f i 'lx M l QQ , 'ig- ,v gg 'fi llfl ' 4, m, lm' I 1, J 'iw M 1, ,i if . -l' wk ,X A 'Hx an .,, 1 av X ,,.,,. ,,. if . it l. ,gt JM' i ,lt ,fl l l ' W I1 UNIOR STATESMEN OF AMERICA 3 i Sk, Nw' A S ,B Q., ,as-. I X' S- ii 9' -u A 3. K .. 'JA Standing: Judy Smith, Linda Sallander, Karen Fowler, Bill Blake. Lloyd Mason, Jim Rose, Tom MeCready, David Gotelli, Carolyn Baker, Carol Stewart, Francie Smith, Vernon Van Sant, Clifford Hughes. Seated: Bill Jones, Kenneth Vfilliams. Mary Ellen Haydn-Myer, Phil Downing, Maurice Triden, Boh Algeo. FUTURE NURSES ,, J OE AMERICA 'T ' - Shown below are Carla Shaver, Karen Fowler. Norma Bartlett, Pat Carleton, Rebecca Triden, Maureen MeRorey, Anne Fleming, and Mary Jasper. Seated is Judy Higgins, ef Mary Agnes Courtney, Emma Aguilera, Janis XX'oodland, Valerie Don, Barbara Gould. Judy Gihhs, Charlotte Poor, Tonya Schiller. and Nancy Higgins. Shown helow are Carol Ghiorso, Pat Jones, Genevieve Erhardt, Marilyn Camp- hell. and Sharon Gardenhire. Seated are Nancy McCormick and Joyce Torok. 'jf' 3+ 'N3'l Rv ,...v 'J - ll I A S FUTURE BUSINESS W LEADERS OE AMERICA f aa tr R .fn Sk, 4 W i 5 ll M as Shown .xt the lcft Arc Arnlrmzr I1-gg, Dixic llullmxuly, Annu I5c'rm'r, Clmrlcs 'l'l1um.l5, l.uuiw Clurumulrm. Hub Roster, vlurly Kxllll, Nnln Stomp Dixlc l,.1rimcr. and Dslwrulm l'l.mts. Sum-Ll .irc blum' Ciwtrlli .mrl Cluirccc Ciuinn. Slmwn at the lcft .uc Cluristrc Bryant, Iionniu XX'mml.uml. I Crlmlr Ruiz, Mnri.a IXIUIIIIIII. ,Imly Kc.1rm'y, Ciuulgr lgllllhll, ' Carolyn Cglrlctun, Anrmuttr Pn- N torini, Mnry hILc1lPl'l1l.lLk and Mrs. Tt'I'llLlI, Spmmwr. Scultul sun, -Indy VilLljLll.ll1, Dumtlw Slliplcy, wlully Iliggins, IN1nrgc- lun' Dcnton, Laulrvl -lguul'vsun Nrnoli, Chxyln- S.ll.ll.1I, Mary .lx u-lN1ycr, .xml D41 lam' ALl.lms. FUTURE EDUCATORS OF AMERICA uwn lx-lmv .lru B.lI'l'Xll'Ll Rmlgsrs, Gayle XX'omlfc11'Ll, Carolyn l'u1kc1', Iimlmm Pumc, Judy Hcinrinh, Bcxcrly Bonkcr, Gail gullcy, Marty Curtinc, -Lukic Gntclli, I'lAlIAl7LiI'Ll Peters, in il glass mnduntcd by thc Prcsinlcnt, Put Finney. '-H H um Annette Pierce, Iris Anderson, Charlene Overholtzer, Carole Wilder, Fay Heinrich, Carolyn Hoffman, Sharon Miller, Jean Davis, Connie Hoblitt, Victoria Ystilart, Manon Meyer, and Toni Cavalieri, F.H.A. Nancy Higgins, Carol Erhardt, Marty Curtice, Kathleen Fowler, Kathryne Shelton, Lora Lee Shell, Bev Punter, June Gotelli, Yvonne Bertoloz- zi, Annette Pastorini, Mimi Travis, Genevieve Erhardt, Susan Lamb, Gloria Paine, Anne Finne- gan, Mary Catherine Gill, and Carol Clifford. Madeline Martinez, Judy Young, Donna Stewart, Janice Palmtag, Joan Engelhardt, Diane Sardella, Barbara Strand, Janis Woodland, ,Julianne Court- ney, Barbara Gould, Patricia Berner, Mary Ellen Haydn-Myer, Barbara Peters, Carol Tatloy, Colleen Oman, Linda Baer, Eula Mae Moore, and Florence Gray. Pat Ives, Cheryl Kirkman, Sondra Walters Wilson, Carol Eddy, Cathleen McCready, Judith Weston, Darlene Robles, Donna Allan, Pat Coffer, Lilian Raapana, Patricia Thiel, Elaine Laginha Johnson, Anna Berner, Billie Hines, Clairece Guinn, Judy Kahl, and Maxine Haley. The F.H.A. officers shown below: Dorothy Ship- ley, Vice President, Andrea Legg, Parliamentariang Mrs. Maneval, Sponsor, Pat Jones, Historian, Judy Gibbs, Secretary, and Carol Stewart, Treas- urer. Seated is Janet Robles, President. ..... Bill jones, Gary Robles, Frank- lin Domes, Marvin Knowles, Bill Snell, Norman Hodge, joe Hope. F.F.A. jack Gardella, Reporter, Mr. Firebaugh, Advisorg Jim Moore, Vice President, Allan Weston, President, jim Oliver, Secretary, Rodney Walker, Sentinel, joe Gookin, Treasurer. Mike Strong, Lawrenfe Gurney. Lawrence Cawelti, Dick Byhee, Gary Lovell, Charles Storm, Paul Girard, Stephen Miller, Virgil Willis, Carl Williams, Richard Snell, Irwin Egger, Robert Griff- iths. G.A.A. .55 Second row: Penny Anderson, Toni Cavalieri, Anne Fleming, Lynne Zumo, Margaret Sund- borg, Andrea Legg, Carole Ruiz, Beverly Booker, and Janice Gaynor. .ff Shown above are the officers of G.A.A. Top row: Dixie Holloway, Basketball Manager, Pat Coffer, Treasurerg Mary Ellen Haydn-Myer, Volleyball Managerg Anne Lackey, Tumbling and Trampoline Manager, and Colleen Oman, Mascot. Front row: Norma Wandel, Vice Presidentg Gail Bradley, Speed-a-way Manager, Pat Jones, Swimming Manager, Yvonne Bertolozzi, President, Nancy Finley, Archery Managerg Chris Calvert, Recorclerg Laurel Jacobson Nizzoli, Softball Manager. Top row, shown below: Annette Pastorini, Laurel Jacobson Nizzoli, Dona Young, Kathryne Shelton, Janette Boner, Carole Wilder, and Barbara Strand. Front row: Carol Erhardt, Donna Wilson, Connie Hoblitt, Darlene Moore, Paulette Medill, Fay Hein- rich, and Mimi Travis. Top row: Elaine Crumpley, Patricia Thiel, Mary Catherine Gill, Second row: Marty Curtice, Sharon Gardenhire, Dorothy Honey, -leanne Howell, Mary Lathrop, Linda Baer. Front row: Mary Pat Adams, Valerie Dona, Carolyn Fryar, judy Bacigalupi, Susan Lamb, Top row, shown below: Pat Coffer, Marlene Eproson, Marcella We-stcmn, Cieneviexe lir- hardt, Yvonne Bertolozzi, Nancy Finley, Colleen Oman, Mary Lee Storch. . , 1 . eff' A' A A arwfe ,r2 vf' A 1 Q' ' - '-.. '.2f -fe L F ' , f-ere :-pf., 3 uf gif Q fv tikgf' fl , ' 4 Q . A . U f' .. ' ' I N xg Q, my H' sf 'x--f. I QQ, N Q 5 YFQQ . . 17 'xr - A Q I 1 4 I it X 5 4. A , f r 1 H Q ' - . . A - -e Q., V . , N Q , l t , wh i .. , , i .V y ,.,. .. G. Q 2 aff L . J 0 ' um i ., . izjywviff af' , 5' ' ' J XX., L Front row: Karen Fowler, Y ik 4 Peggy Moore, Carol Ghiorso. - F 5 Pat jones, Bette Durham, Donna Stewart. Second row: 3 'la , ' Linda Sallander, Mary Ellen B, ,r 1, .E 'Y Haydn-Myer, june Gotelli, Q, Judith Gibbs, Carol Stewart, if Norma Wandel, jackie Go- .fy 'L . telli, Florence Gray. ' 7 L5 , . for ' ' -F VN ,' lx Y I 'N U ,Q , Top row: Chris Calvert, Anne Lackey, Gail Bradley, Dixie Holloway, Deloures Wilson, Barbara Gould. Second row: Bobbie Cain, Louise Goicoechea, Annette Pierce, Suanna Swansea, joan Englehardt, Clairece Guinn. Front row: Madeleine Martinez, Barbara Baldwin, Bonnie Baldwin, Sharon Fraser, Lynn Wfalton, Marilyn Campbell. WILDCAT WHIRLERS .i Mwst X Countc'i'tlotltwise: Mary Lee Storth. Pete l.Clll', 'loan Engleharclt, Vernon Spaulding, Gail Bradley, Clifford Hughes, Linda Anbtrg, Kieran Moyle. Florenrc Gray, Bruce Emerson. Carol Stewart, Danny MtRae, Karen Fowler. Ralph Purdy, Paulette Bfetlill, Tliomas Sourisseau. Peggy Moore. Brute Foster, Andrea Legg, Charles Thomas, Dorothy Sipc, Claude Sipe. MUSIC CLUB Standing: Judy Smith, Louise Goicoechea, Pat Jones, Mary Lathrop, Charles Thomas, Yvonne Bertolozzi, Carol Giorso, Nancy McCormitk, Marlene Eproson. Seated: Nancy Finley, jutlith Gibbs, Bette Durham, Marrella Wlcston, Gayle XX'oodford. 4? 1 P B R Kathi 31255 351. 4. :' ,' 'aevgzinw K N' gl, l at ll ljx 1 .2 1' Back row: Norman Moe, Ralph Purdy, George Purdy, Third row: Sarah Reibin, Pat jones, Gary Njirich, Diane Lane. Second row: jo Ann Stoddard, janis Wfoodland, Mary Pat Adams, Vernon Spaulding, Peggy Moore. Front row: Carla Shaver, Lynn Waltcvn, Orley Ryals, Carol Robinson, Louise Nau. KI CLUB Back row: Kenneth Hope, Thomas Sourisseau, Karen Fowler, Maurite Tri- den. Charles Thomas, Brute Foster, Rich- ard Gwyn, Gordon Van Kessel. Fourth row: Patil Sikora, jo Ann Davis, Valerie Dona, Carolyn Baker, Cathleen lvlta Cready, Yvonne Bertolozzi, Carol Ghiorso, Marilyn Campbell, Gueda Brandi, Dorothy Honey, Bobbie Cain. Dixie Larimer. Third row: Lloyd Mason, Andrea I.egg, Bonnie Burks, Marcella Baer, Linda Anberg, Mary Lee Storth, julianne Courtney, Marlene Fproson, Bette Durham, Nancy Finley, Norma Watntlel, Frnestine Burford, Sandra Peterson. Second row: Mary Lathrop, Susan Callaghan, Mary Agnes Courtney, johnny Huff, Calvin Baker, Mimi Travis, Susan Lamb. judy Young, Shirley Barmore. Front row: joseph Brunette, Doug Allan, Donnel Lester, Bob Ros- ter, Bob Algeo, Thomas Crimmins. john Ruby. . . I vi' 'm,,,...- fiii Karen Fowler, jr., Rep.g Nancy McCormick, Vice Presidentg Mary McCormick, Presidentg Bette Durham, Secretaryg Dorothy Honey, Fr. Rep.g Barbara Peters, Treasurerg Maureen McRorey, Soph. Rep. MARY MCCORMICK Prexidenl GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL BOYS' SERVICE CLUB COUNCIL JOHN RICHARDSON, Serrelary KENNETH WILLIAMS, Trearurer PHIL DOWNING Presidenl Q. .3, 4 psf fav v V Shown above, bark row: Linda Sallander, Frantic Smith, Judy McKeehan, Carol Stewart, Louise Goiroeehea, Beverly Marston, jane Gillmore, Mary jasper, Miss Betket, sponsor: J'-me Gmclli. Norma Wrrntlc-l. Front row: Lloyd Mason, john Ruby, Don Thomas, Gordon Van Kessel, Vernon Van Sant, Bob Algeo, Bill Jones, Frank Stevens. and Bill Kerr. il , x , , t , , ,A 1 ., P 4 , 1 . . nf, gy ,x f L 'bqTff' 'yr' r our YV' 'gan Y Y' ' Q Nw' Q Y,-g- 5- -s Y x.. 1 CALIFOR IA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATI0 Shown below, bark row: Louise Vanderplaats, Lora Lee Shell, Louise Goiroechea, Mary Ellen Haydn- Myer, Judy Smith, Barbara Ponce, Jean Davis, Mary jasper. Second row: Bruce Emerson, Gerald Wenzel, Bill Kerr, jane Gillmore, Linda Sallander, Barbara Rodgers, june Gotelli, Darlene Moore, Gina Piedmont, Bette Durham, David Gotelli, Paul Girard, Richard Gwyn. Front row: jon Cal- vert, Tom McCready, Don Thomas, Charles Thomas, Bill jones, Bob Algeo, Vernon Van Sant, johnny Huff, john Ruby. Judy Higgins, Business Editorg Mr. Anderson, advisorg Norma Bartlett, Francie Smith, Society Editorg Lolly Nizzoli, Feature Editorg Tom McCready, Sports Editorg Charles Thomas, Eclitor-in- WILDCAT Colleen Oman, Art Editorg Cliff Hughes, jean Taylor, Linda Sallander, Mike Baker, assistant Editorg Mary jasper. Seated: Evelyn Sweatt, Nadine Clifton. Ballon, Carolyn at iw ag vw ,Q H X i an ah, I a fl 0' fp?- 'Sr W wh' Q fffeirav ,M ,,, fan- .j 'w Q Shown above is the Green and Gold Staff. From left to right: Norma Wandcl. Business Managerg Mary jasper Assistant Editorg Mimi Sikora, Etlitorg and janet Robles, Sales Manager. GREE A D GOLD Shown below are the students who sold ads for the Green and Gold: Norma Waintlel, jutlith Hopkins, Kenneth Willizims, Janet Robles, and Bonnie Woolartl. ::'...., 'L ..ae.r 'J. .. 1 I-:L PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB 'T fi S Standing: Kenneth XX'illiams, Silvano Mariel, Clifford Knowles, jerry Blevins, Leroy Taylor, Robert Kahl, Robert Braida. Thomas Sthweppe, Robert Summers. Byron Robinson. Seated: janet Robles, Phyllis Blagen, Judy Usrey, Gina Piedmont. Mimi 'l'i'axis. Brenda Robinson, Betty Spiller. Standing: Barbara Peters, Annette Wfalls, Hazel Elmore, Philip Bird, Walter Schneider, Frank Wfright, Charles Muzzi Gonzales. Ray De Lu Cruz, Madeleine Martinez, Hazel Connolly. Seated: Barbara Baldwin, Bette Durham, Gayle Wfoodford. Sandra Larson. Karen.Fowler, Bonnie Baldwin. PEP CLUB T, V: .. I, vim:-LE. , - . '1 'V ' Q. 1- 4 V ,, . 1v -- b f - an a.,....,4. V iv! n -if Q L 6 Q ra Y 'v '41 ' . 4-5 -1 .T X Q' llgjtli-P 1' U -vhgx l M c 1, ily i j U M' ' ' fs ' ls L li ff-it jf. lLff.:m2':Bi+fft.f4' f e, l '3Qy1r-. ' ,M , it L W- wk- 9'-mi-+1 i9'Q?fq.i,wfl'5.-gf j j , ,G ills' . 1. .V P A ' 5 . . A ,V ,1i'f:r ff5:::,vy N 'Syl' .wav Sandy Peterson and Maurice Trirlen, Co-Chairmen, Tony Caxalicri, Srcrctary-Treasurer. LETTERMEN'S CLUB liailc row: DcGiolJhi, Gary Robles, Tom XXf'hipplc, jim Dyson, Stan Van Hagen, Larry Nizzoli, joe Gookin, Larry littl- fortl, Orlcy Ryals, Boh Roster, Frank Stevens, Ralph Burforrl, Bill Kerr. Third row: Paul Sikora, jon Calvqrt, Miko Lanu, Daly Clifton, Rotlncy V4'alkcr, Gortlon Van Kessel, Phil Downing, Kcnncth XXfilliams, john Ricliartlson, Pctc Aroz, Mauritt' Tritlcn. Sciontl row: Rotlgcr Robbins, james Vinyartl, Elmer DcGiobl'vi, Gary Thompson, jolm Lackey, Brute Hamilton, 'lim Millar, Ritharil Miller, jim Moore. Phil Atkisson, Lewis Leonard, Front rowi Richard Girardi, Leo Arkcr, Kerry Xjlfiltlcr, lioh Martin, joe Bricker, Ebby Lane, james Davis. , . . . 2, A 4 , , , A . ' . . ,aa k 'Q . J , .. an r . .4 f 1 7 A sw s - Q Y , 1 wa it ,, K rw ,X . y -U. . -a-,,m,. ,1 ,saw if 4 f , ,.,.'4y..N RALLY COMMITTEE Back row: Janice Boner, Carole Muzzi, Janette Boncr, Dona Young, Jim Lovelace, Norma Bartlett, Pete Aroz, Gueda Brandi, Mr. Borrego, Orley Ryals, Maury Triden, Sharon Fraser, Colleen Oman. Front row: Shirrel Kincaid, Pat Carleton, Gayle Salazar, Joan Crabtree, Sandy Peterson, Carolyn Carleton. JIM LOVELACE WILEYS Shown above are: Wiley, Jr., and Wiley who represent the Wildcat spirit of Sonora Union High School. ORLEY RYALS Shown above are the A and B yell leaders, Janice Boner, Sandra Peterson, Carole Muzzi, Gucdu Brandi, Carolyn Carleton, and Janette Boner. YELL LEADERS Shown above are the A yell leaders: Carolyn Carleton, Gueda Brandi, and Sandra Peterson. Shown below are the B yell leaders: Janice Boner, Carole Muzzi, and Janette Boner MAJORETTES Ernestina Meza, Linda Baer, Sandy Edwards, Lolly Nizzoli, Annette Pastorini. Kneeling: Ar- lene Lorenz, Priscilla Lane, Joyce Ellis, Irene Wilson, Madeleine Martinez, and Evelyn Stombaugh. SONG LEADERS joan Crabtree, Pat Carleton, Norma Bartlett, Dona Young, Gayle Salazar, Shirrel Kincaid. FLAG TWIRLERS Judy Higgins, Margelee Denton, Sharon Fraser Marilyn Campbell. A q A A A rrxnrfpll xy K as Y A t 7 lil 'l'his year the band was very active. Besides performing for the football and basketball games and ralliesgthey attended the COP. homecoming, the Cal Band Day, and a sight reading contest at San Francisco State. A concert was held early in the spring. Members of the band attended thc Band Clinic and the Stanislaus Music Festival. H KLA' ZROY TAYLOR Drum A1JjIJf Standing: Dearld liottcmiller and Gabe Nau, Seated: Vernon Smmllnl-33 Rmll-YU' RUl'bln5- Mltlmfl CfUmPlCY' Glffln BMS. Spaulding, janice Lemons, Victoria Ystilart, and Paul Rouse. and Fred Piffm. Sfllfclli Jwm Diwli UCUUIC Purdy, Pete l.c-hr, and Maurice 'Iriden. 6 i 4 'N . Y i r H ,gl W , K-M31-,,.Mi' i fi.f,,f,.??ff-Za, Hg? Standing: Carol Stewart, Carol Tatloy, Kathy Rouse. Seated: Standing: Louise Nan, John Woodman, Fred Kahl, Pat Mary Pat Adams ,and Betty Afmgtfgng, . Jones, and Judy Smith. Seated: Glynn Bradley, Ralph Purdy, Nancy Barrick, Kieran Moyle. BAD Standing: Donna Gibson, Frances Azevedo, Beverly Booker, Judy McKeehan, Opal Hatch, Chris Connolly, and Madeline Martinez. Seated: Sharon Gardenhire, Carol Ghiorso, Yvonne Bertolozzi, Bette Durham, Gail Bradley, and Marcella Weston. Charles Muzzi Gonzales, Walter Schneider, Pete Kerns, Judy Gibbs, Bill Phillips, and David Lorimer. Standing: Johnny Huff, Stephen Burns, Bill Pringle, Leroy Taylor, Richard Miller, Wayne Francis, Franklin Whitt, and Barbara Ponce. Seated: Dorothy Honey, Marlene Eproson, Ricky Fagnani, Norma Wandel, Robert Sum- mers, and Calvin Baker. PEP BAND Standing: David Lorimer, Janice Lemons, Vernon Spaulding, George Purdy, Dearld Bottemiller, Pete Lehr, Maurice Triden, Walter Schneider, Charles Muzzi Gonzales, Judith Gibbs. Kneeling: Bill Pringle, Norma Wandel, Barbara Ponce, Marlene Eproson, Richard Miller, Leroy Taylor. Sitting: Carol Ghiorso, Yvonne Bertolozzi, Bette Durham, Gail Bradley, Glynn Bradley, Kieran Moyle, Judy Smith, ENSEMBLES Marlene Eproson, Barbara Ponce, Norma Wandel. ...I Yvonne Bertolozzi, Bette Durham, Carol Ghiorso. I P- 'Ii re as f S S 'sw fi' 'Q 51E ? V 25 '1 f mf SQ mas, VL YQ? . T iikff- W1 12 K gy jx S 91 a f 5 A My an f 'xv 1435 -G ig, f VX'l '5 'Q ? ? Sa-sf 8 1? f ld X ff ' ' J 9 Q S. J Q ,fn .11 Ci as GIRLS, GLEE Top row: Penny Anderson, Darlene Robles, Betty Snell, Diane Lane, Judy Xwilliams, Carol Clifford. Third row: Susan Rice, Ann Petro, Betty Spiller, Peggy Archer, Ilene Matias, Second row. Joyee Torolc, Carol Frhardt, Janice Boner, Helen Copeland. Front row: Shirley Munoz, Kae Dyson, Janette Boner, Doreen Harvey, Judy Young. Top row: Ruthie Dornes, Diane Schweirkert, Nadine Houston, Linda lialdridge, Alta Keller, Judy Polly, Colleen Motlrell, Lu- cille Thygesen. Third row: Mary McCray, Judy Patterson, Sue Baldridge, Virginia D, Fgger, Pauline Sexton, LaVerne Davis, Patrieia Symonds. Setontl row: Renae Rice, Valerie Dona, lris Anderson, Darlene House, Sherry Hays. Anne Finnegan, Front row: Carolyn Xwainvvright, Lora Lee Shell, Xwanda Blair, Diana Pon- tus, Donna Ciihson. Anita Pease, Kathleen Fowler. BOYS' GLEE Top row: Gary Wfilson, Bill Rice, Ronald Russell, liill l.1lI'llI1L'l', John Fletther, Setond row: Joseph Peres, Leslie Sharrotk, Orley Ryals, Ronald Jaekson, Nor- man Carlton, Arnold Overholtver. Front row: Carl XX'llll1llllS, Ronald Areher, Kyle Atkins, llill Clavvelti, and Larry Stevens led hy Mrs. Swansea. Standing: joan Crabtree, Mary McCormick, Pete Aroz, Mrs. Marian Fowler, Mr. Roscoe Curtice Mr. Irving Terzich, and Jack Gardella. Seated: Mrs. Gloria Gardella, Mr. Beverly Barron, Mr james Reusswig, and Miss Jean Becket. Not pictured is Mr. Floyd Crabtree. Y.A.T. CLUB COUNCIL vu W., I Minn-w..,..M,, W-M., .A Mwwm 'llisu,a A In .. Us-' S nw' - 4 , ,,.,....nasau2i dw? A L ,, ,uv .. ..1-. ,,,..9-:wif- wx Vg, A..-gf ,wg pw ff. .M-fsswf' A wr ' i . N 'f I 1, THLLTILS p A 51 1 - Q ' .. . 4 El' . I ,,......-.,.. snf',. + wf 'na ' I -E A fx., M . 5- M hy .- A in , I FN f 1,-as . Q KWWL Jyfv -X NNN. Iggy msg 'I Mkvwmaj 'I :Y-L32 4-D W W . 'Q 2 ff .V mr ' s A SEZ'-if LEO ACKER PETE AROZ PHIL ATKISSON MIKE BAILON RALPH BIIRFORD FRANKLIN DORNES ...I MPH -l .3 M. gym, aww A 'idk I N, WI -'-www .9 X JIM DYSON JOE GOOKIN OLIVER I-IAZELTON LYNN HERRICK JOHN HOPE BILL KERR ff in TWH X., I Q!E'f!3L,,wl .f-HW -Ki Q, I in , - 1 fu . dx :af M M F ,kilwi - JW,-Q MARVIN KNOXXIIZS PIZII7 IIIHR I.IiXX'IS IITONARD -IIZRRY MAC HADO RICQIIARD MILLIZR ,IIN NUURI: Q.-'IPI ' L25 s.....m . rw , L IOIIN RICHARDSON RONALD RI'5SIiI.I. ORIIZY RYAIS GARY THOMPSON I3II.I. 'l'IIfI'Iflf GORDON VAN KIQSSEI. I msn nu: -f Agfa-- will JAMES VINYARD JAMES DAVIS ......-uf' ,gf S I SX! Not Shown: CHARLES TIFEEE TOM WHIPPLE PHIL DOWNING WAI :Q Helix? ix? nn:-nwllnnnp ms ' .5-sl.. A ,. If it as KENNETH WILLIAMS DOUG WIVELL up , 1 in-.... ART MCGRATH C ouch BOB GIBSON C oafb rw A'5.+5' ef L' 'fav wft 3j, , H , zT,w?5-Zgqzvqfl Y 1 2 ,Q Q ..,,,:Qr' Q7 yr.. -ffl.. LARRY BEDFORD ELMER DEGIOBBI 'Q s I 'iff' R x 'Q '52 E33 E if N 1 was 5 1 QI xx' un ' '-1?-rw. A ff, E 4 KENNETH HOBLIT1' MERVIN KAHL 3 AV, ,x ,Q-' J.. E, E 1 JIM BONORA JON cA1.vER'r- MACK ENZ DAVE uooxm mm 3+ ,M KG . ri.. N .Nz 1 .. A g. J NOARMAN HODGE RONALD JACKSON MIKE KELLEY TONY MARTINEZ yi 'S Y x 3. i Egg fig 'N I C xi . .H '.. 'E . sb A ,M.Vj'x? lgigrill H klkimi J . Q R 0 0, x 2 . ,, Y, 22 W Q' W 49 iw ' F' 'E ' f ' 7 me -If f E Ne. 7 1 5 1-1,9 7 -' ' Q K ' Q K N Q: R , 1 5 , 'X I 6 H nw af V .i O r.: 1 - ,, if f S W, N yi h R, L ffEf'!'f?4 Num BILL MCCONNELL KIERAN MOYLE LARRY NIZZOLI JAMES SPAULDING STAN VAN HAGEN BILL VAUGHAN 0 'K N , ll ll X idea '1 ff.: Jo 'Sb A K ww., Em Q ' F I I W. fs... A RODNEY WALKER KERRY WILDER JOHN LACKEY MIKE LANE DALE CLIFTON PAUL SIKORA 1 I L DOI C AIIAN JOSEPH BRUNETTE DANIEL BURKE PAUL CARLTON LEONARD CASQARITIIO DONAID DAVIS KFNNI IH HOPE DEINNIS IACKSON JIMMY LEONARD NELS LEWELLEN DOUGLAS LORIMER BILL PHILLIPS RICHARD SUNDBORG ROBERT ENZ Rf.. .J Q ,L ,. 5, E-:,mN,:E!:X,. 3 , 2 , I. 1 fx ,: af: .Lu , L, -A 'I WL Ji 1 2152 45555-V ,L 11' ff: 'A :ig .h,. ,Q ,I W I 4 3' f -3 I A I-NT' . PAUL SHIRLEY DAVID SLICTON CHARLES STORM LARRY STONE ROBERT T HOMASON CARIIN JARDINE FROANE SINCLAIR Manager PETE AROZ RALPH BURFORD QQ 99 BA KETBALL GARY ROBLES GLENN BASS Scorekeeper uf' X. Sify' Q Oops! Tracy scores. X - if jim Moore 1191 guarded closely by Calaveras players while Jim Vinyard waits for him to throw. LOYAL BUD CASTLE C auch RANKLIN DORNES JOHN JIM DYSON JOHN SEGERSTROM BILL KERR LEXWIS LEONARD RICHARD MI LLER TOM VUHIPPLE JIM MOORE RICHARDSON GARY JAMES THOMPSON VINYARD PAUL WYLLIE -J .I I Nu JON CALVERT LEONARD BA KETBALL CASSARETTQ DALE CLIFTON Reach for the sky! Larry Nizzoli 1141 arches a high free throw. ELMER DEGIOBBI Q' RICHARD GIRARDI PAUL CARLETON Manager r New XM l X ,... 1 M ' 3, L A 1-, DAVE GOOKIN JIM OLIVER BRUCE HAMILTON DUANE PORTER TOM JIMMY I-IOPE LEONARD FROANE LARRY SINCLAIR STONE KEN MILLS DON THOMAS LARRY NIZZOLI RODN EY WALKER Back row: joe Gookin, Joe Bricker, Kerry Wfilder, Mike Lane, john Crabtree, Clyde Bolton, Everett judge, Bob Martin, Gary Denton, Richard Sundborg, Oliver Hazelton, Marvin Rice, Charles Tiffee, Pete Lehr, Mr. Melendez, coach. Third row: Norman Hodge, James Spaulding, Newton Wivell, jimmy Proctor, Kenneth Hoblitt, Paul Shipley, Stephen Burns, Doug Allan, Norman Carlton. Second row: Mike Strong. Douglas Lorimer, Dennis jackson, Bill McConnell, Tom Oblender, Mervin Kahl, Rodger Robbins, David Lorimer, Morris Strong. Larry Bedford. Front row: Dennis Payne, joe Hope. Melvyn McColloch. RESTLI G - TENNIS Back row: Don Dc-Giobbi, Charles Thomas, Kenneth Willianms, Bob Algeo, Gordon Van Kessel, Bob Roster, Ebby Lane, Phil Downing, Vernon Van Sant, Thomas Sourisseau. Front row: William Bird, Mike Otto, john Skipper, Vernon Spaulding, Bill Pringle, Gabe Nau. Bill Blake, Kieran Moyle. Memhers of the B team are, back row: Gary Wfilson, Doug Allan, Daniel Burke, Leslie Rodman. Second row: Morris Strong, Gary Denton, Gary Harris, Ron- nie Nelson, johnny Arvin. Front row: Mike Lane, Tim Miller, john Laekey, Mack Enz, Mike Kelley, ll M it ,i rmg if SL' Ui!! ,vi mf fi tw if ,ff Ji i l Q ,yu J7!Nl 'jxgflrli if flfjii AP U J fy .Ml Mig 'i GK A , enn Bass, Clyde Bolton, ry ob son, Phil Atkisson, Bill Kerr. 'cond w: Ricky Fagnani, john Rich- . J' Du 51, l X Q, ei 'r th- team are, hatk row: Y ill Q vritlk 'rdsygff Richard Miller, Marvin Rice, JV if ,mul rot row: Charles Donaldson, la yllie, Franklin Dornes, joe Gookin. ,il Members of the C team are, hark row: Kenneth Hohlitt, joe Hope, Kenneth Sterni, Van Graham, Norman Carlton, Don Stoughton. Second row: john Crab- tree, jimmy Proctor, David Slicton, Tony Martinez, james Gianola, Douglas Ivfunoz, Tom Ohlender. Front row: Fred Picon, Lloyd I-eMons, David Pagni, Dennis jackson, Carlin jardine, Ronald Archer, Dave Gookin, Paul Shipley. The baseball team caught in the auditorium while they were waiting for the rain to stop. Back row: Ralph Burforcl, Doug Wivell, Tom Whipple, Gary Thompson, Bob Martin, Robert Thomason. Second row: Dale Clifton, Melvin Soreng, Robert Thez, Oliver Hazelton, Pete Aroz, Frank Stevens, Mr. McGrath, coach. Front row: Nels Lewellen, Kenneth Bird, Jack Gardella, Froane Sinclair, Bruce Hamilton, Bill McConnell, and Bob Watts. BA EB LL i, 2 if 4' .Q , M..-w -1-all ' 'G' ' '74 I ' , A ff.-J ,' - 4-05 '-'J ?? l as 42, r 5? 4741-'i ST DE T LIFE Pl? inn! Is BIG AND LITTLE I SISTER DAY Y., ,, Shincrs? f'X , . W ig ij ? Ai i S The latest, as fuslmmrlcd by quintct. FROSH WELCOME Om- down. two tu go? Oh, listen tu thc mmking birds. ' 'a ffl, ff: TI N SEL TIME I X rx x ' t 'Q tat? . V 1 zu ' t ,Nw 'K gOlw1A y' A 1, f ' f ' - . 'W g 33:2-' 5 vw-13 Gym trimming. 411.54 N238 A .A 'lieu trimming, Tlic i'cntcrpicL'c. One, two, tlircu unc, two, tliicc Bctwcc-n James. if, s. U' if Vt KH af 4 Will you be mine? Valentir1e's Ball February 16, 1957 Rcgistmtiun for monk clce tion x Jw!! 7 The March of Dimes queens E! 'Sf .5535 2 mad? Clntlmcs for thc Hungnrinns Dr. George Richardson re- ceives honorary Student Body Card. A football players re- ceive letters. Mr. Fred Agabashian after assembly on stockcar racing. A chorus number at the annual Christmas program. B football players receive letters. P it it L, ,H Nu ,r rayer for United Nations ,X ki s i L93 ag? k' f 5 . 4 ff , V, 'Ji X il ww 'Q' , L 'gift 5 XM . 'ww ' fsinf ,a J 4 H M. 34 'E R 5 Q . Q zz f '1 Q I 4 , Q xv ,Q K x 9 s 4 Q .f- - ...I 1 ill- sig mf W lk f .yy 531: ff: -f.k :EWR Yi? 1 rdf' M fyw M in 'al E sexo!-I QW A DOUBLE-BARRELLED DETECTIVE STORY A three-aliniensionul boy outwits the clever Sherloclfc Holmes in the Senior Play presented on March 8, 1957. Jig! X-.A THE INNER WILLIE Witlm the :lid of his inner self, Willie- strives for his in- dependence from his three doting aunts. This play, pre- sented by the Juniors, was given in Mziy 1957. i C el -'ml ---........, Christmas toys for County children. . ' 84 . V, A all fig' 3' K Careful around those Cattle, boys! Chow line. Surprise, surprise, Janet. Everyone enjoying a delicious spaghetti dinner. fatty.. 1 A 1 's 5 1 it 5 .ki S 1 5' 4 X jayg. Q 1 .I . ff ir W .cf 2 gg? 3 4 .riff 1, M wx- 5 -fu Q .. 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Q2 - '95 11. Q wr J' - ,,'JM,,..- A. f In W ,A ,, yy , v WX 5- Q U, L. A ,af- .W' .A,,V if l ap , V 'ff ' , f , W . - v 1 ,, -1 if R ' x Y , '33 Vx ' aff? ' 23 Xb vi, ' w, ' 'K K ,, Y A' Sf ' vi, 'ax h A . YY' E. 1 . fi in 4, 'W '3?f Zifii N... . Xxx 1 fi' , f 'rw ww- , 4 v., 111: A A ,M ,K A , , - W , 6 M1 ,, 2, -, ,,, , A .f ..4A.m-fvfn-dk A 9 R. H. BOOKER AGENT RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION' Jamesfown, California BEERMAN AND JONES GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS 53 Kf N v ' gs' A 4 . .' 'NAM ' K I . 3 fi . ' 'Q f 'Sf DODGE RIDGE SIriers' Mecca DODGE RIDGE, CALIFORNIA E I - 521 I I xl' fx 3 ei -as IQANSFER CO' 'CYS M11, aJ,s'-fi 1. - N. A. V. L. Serving 48 SI'aIes-Hawaii and Alaska CALVERT TRANSFER CO. VAN MOVING AND STORAGE Local and Long Disfance 33 Norfh Washingion Sfreef Phone JEfferson 2-7602 CIXIIIEIII IIIAIISI'E.II III VN-4 I43e1I3'S'M'31' 1 W Mk 3'-mg-S .X P UK LMQIURSQQ gff1i'T 44sIWIIc ff I A I .es II6 CENTRAL MOTORS CO., INC. Buy Kelley Cars SOUIII Washingion S+ree+ Phone JE'Herson 2-7449 BEARDSLEY PROJECT Tri-Dam Consfrudors STRAWBERRY, CALIFORNIA . -3. 1 mf, 'i 4 . CHIP'S CHEVRON SERVICE STATION A+Ias Tires, Tubes, and BaH'eries JAMESTOWN. CALIFORNIA pun 4 Q I. ZIIIWD my Q , FMHBLIE, 455JE DAVIS PAINTERS Complimenis of DAVIS PAINTERS Licensed Painiing Con+rac+ors Licensed Painfing ConI'rac'rors BOX 4I5, SONORA, CALIFORNIA PHONE JEfferson 2-4055 -qv A FOSTER'S RED AND WHITE STORE Jamesfown, California MAC BETH AND SONS FURNITURE Furnishings aI' Their BesI ' I8 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET PHONE JEfferson 2-4IIO FOSTER FREEZE AND OLD FASHION HAMBURG-ER DRIVE-IN Near fhe Fair Grounds Phone JEf'Ferson 2-4400 J. S ,, ,- i I i I smrif L'UlU'f'RUiU3 my ' M W' if' 'GWR annum -qgwvgg ' 'vm-vnvwmn S P ' N-Qnuqamn 'iff . my . My I 3 ,Q ,R 'f'? 'f 5 ?! lElr ,- WN, E,.F lFE, I 'FFE E I f I PICKERING LUMBER CORP. 63 Years of Fine Service STANDARD, CALIFORNIA PHONE JEfferson 2-7I4I PINECREST LCDGE Pinecresf, California Phone YOrId'own 5-3456 Congrafulaiions Io 'Ihe Class of '57 WILLIAM F. SEGERSTROM INSURANCE WILLIAM F. SEGERSTROM Insurance I95 Souih Washingion SI'reeI' Phone JEfferson 2-7l68 U. S. LIME PRODUCTS CORP. Lime KiIn Road Phone JEf'Ferson w-...Lv -..,,-ha 2-7632 ff-A-N SIERRA RAILRGADQT I 'Im' SIERRA RAILROAD Jamesiown, California L. A . SONORA MARBLE AGGREGATES CO. Shaws Fla+, California Phone JEfferson 2-4494 f.. .- x NT QZLN i..I,l,v A K jay? .49 A .gg- ' ur ' ANDY'S UNION SERVICE NEW COLD SPRINGS CHALET D0n'1' CUSS . . . Call Us CaliFornia's Mos? Beaufiful Resori Lodge Firesfone Dis'l'ribu+or Rou+e I' Sonora ACFOSS From H18 Red Church I PHONE JEfferson 2-4067 Complimenfs of CARLISLE CO. Prinfers Lifhographers Engravers J. S. WEST 81 CO. A. CARLISLE CO. 564 W. Sfocldon Rd. Phone JE 2-7475 545 HARRISON ST- SAN FRANCISCO 7. CALIFORNIA 1 , SHELL KNOX'S MERCANTILE MEGNA 8: BROWN SHELL SERVICE Qualify Merchandise Qualify Recaps af Bargain Prices I46 S. Washingfon Sf. Phone JE 2-776l 33I S. Washingfon S+. Phone JE 2-4I32 MERRH-iEw's WNE5 AUTO PARTS, INCORPORATED SUPPLY gf LUMBER C0 I99 S. Waslwingfon S+. Phone JE 2-7I47 Congrafulafions fo +l1e Class of '57 Complimenls of CARTER'S STRAWBERRY RESORT CARTER'S STRAWBERRY RESORT Sfrawberry, California Every+l1ing 'For +l1e Builder' JAM ESTOWN. CALIFORNIA MOTHER LODE BANK Sonora and Placerville , i ,. ' J . T women was umm . A i....,.,,., FN iw Q! MOTHER LODE DAIRY Mono Highway Phone JE 2-4857 Besf Wishes ENGRAVERS CORPORATION Jos+en's Class Rings ANNOUNCEMENTS-AWARDS DEWEY'S BODY AND FENDER SHOP We Specialize in Painl' Jobs Ifz Mile Easi' on Mono Highway DEWEY'S BODY AND FENDER SHOP Mono Highway Phone JE 2-4243 THE MOTHER LODE PRESS 32 W. Yaney Ave. Phone JE 2-77I3 .S!,, 5 O. K. RUBBER WELDERS PALACE MEAT MARKET Jamesfown, California I89 S. Washing+on S+. Phone JE 2-749I Our Golden Guernsey Mills Produced on Our Own Dairy, Has Been Awarded Ihe Q. Q Parenfs' InsI'i'ru'I'e Ceriificafe .I ' for II's High Qualify. Alvin J. Sylva Amis MOUNTAIN VIEW DAIRY Bald Moun+ain Rd. Phone JE 2-4883 PANERO'S UNION SERVICE STATION 243 S. Washingion S+. Phone JE 2-7560 -.., 0 l I 5- W . aaiaaa I TWAIN HARTE LUMBER CO. TWAIN HARTE SPORT SHOP Twain Harfe, California Phone JU 6-326I 577' -Q K! 'Q W P' i SONORA MOTORS Willys Sales ancl Service General Aufomobile Repair Highway 49 N. Befween Sonora and Columbia PHONE JE 2-4263 Twain Harfe, California Phone JU 6-3502 Complimenfs of NATIONAL HOTEL THE NATIONAL HOTEL Ja mesfown, California Complimenis of OPERA HALL GARAGE Chrysler, Plymoufh Moior Cars Infernafional Trucks SONORA VARIETY OPERA HALL GARAGE --upp., Dime-- 63 S. WASHINGTON ST. PHONE JE 2-7655 R. C. Francis R. B. Francis Audio-Visual Equipmeni' Educafional Recordings Churchill Producfs Janiior Supplies TY SIDENER CO. GL 7-9854 MAPS-GLOBES-ATLASES SCHOOL FURNITURE ' A A TY SIDENER CO. 3020 Capifol Ave.. Sacramenio I6, Calif RUSS' SULLIVAN CREEK RESTAURANT 8: COCKTAIL LOUNGE 2 Miles Easf of Sonora on Mono Highway Phone JE 2-7646 0 Complimenls of TUOLUMNE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NWN DecIica+ecI I'o I'he Welfare of +he Coun+y TUOLUMNE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE KERR'S HATCHERY 9 N. Washing+on S+. James'I'own, California Phone JE 2-42I2 CompIimen'I's of H. S. CROCKER CO.. INC School SIaI'ionery Duplicaiors School Furnilure H. S. CROCKER CO., INC. SacramenI'o, San Francisco, Fresno UNION DEMOCRAT A Daily Publicalion Edward S. Sousa 59-bl N. WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 2-7I57 Complimen'l's of FOSTER BROS. ONE STOP SUPERMARKET FOSTER BROS. , I STOP SUPERMARKET 220 W. S+ocld'on Rd. BIG OAK FLAT GARAGE Phone JE 2-7408 Hwy. I2O Big Oak Fla? Phone WOr+h 2-7838 N T TRAV'S BOOTERY J. S. WEST 81 CO. Sonora Inn Building General Tire and Recapping BOOSTERS ALGEO 8: HOCKABOUT AROZ NURSERY 8: FLORAL SHOP BELL ACCOUNTING BIEE sf BILLIS BRANDI'S CONFECTIONERY BURK'S BURNETTE VAN S: STORAGE CALVERT'S STORE FOR MEN CECIL'S CAFE COLUMBIA CANDY KITCHEN COTTAGE BEAUTY SHOP CURNOW'S HOME APPLIANCE DAVIS MOTORS DR. J. B. BUSI DR. H. H. MCGILLIS DR. GEORGE C. RICHARDSON EASTLACK RED 8: WHITE GROCERY FYE'S H. V. CARTER CO., INC. JAMESTOWN SUNDRIES I. C. PENNEY CO. jOY'S DRESS SHOP MAGNEY'S JEWELERS MILLARD'S FLOWER SHOP 8: NURSERY MI-WUK VILLAGE, INC. MONO HI WAY MARKET MOUNTAIN FRUIT MARKET MOURON'S REXALL DRUG MUNDORF MERCANTILE CO. OLIVER HARDWARE PETE'S BARBER SHOP PITTS STUDIO R. D. LEONARD 8: SON SIERRA STUDIO SONORA BAKERY SONORA DAILY SONORA ELECTRIC APPLIANCE SPROUSE REITZ THE PRINCESS SHOPPE TOTS 8: TEENS TOWN 8: COUNTRY BEAUTY S TWAIN HARTE SUNDRIES TWAIN HARTE GROCERY VIC'S CHEVRON STATION WENZEL'S CLEANERS WENZEL'S MEN'S WEAR STORE WISE-MCCOWN MOTORS W. S. WOODFORD CO. 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