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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1959 volume:

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Q 4 Win utr' +1 mf, A .Q Y 3' i so l 'fa' ,gf 1 1 -vt:-. 1 ' A v ,., 1' is If? , 's E fi Tsg , ,'s-fgj lr . ypgggix ff s .Q Hx J 4 l, . 4 -' M ,lfkxk fl Kgs f 15' ' W ri V, 'fl se , 15' Af V - 1 V Y mst ' 'M K' f, 41, ' M QM. -s'f1-fi PM . 0. r N X X K K ' if N Xfx X5 . 6 ' X . - 1. 4 M - t ax. X rs 'W Ax V 1 r. In N , , J f' aft, 3 MVP' -W' Forewordt 'ft-la -Q . . i The heme? is YOU--everything about you: you crowd the halls on rainy days, dash to great vic- tories, assist in activities, occasionally misbehave in class, and make possible all phases of school life. Without YOU this book could not be possible. We, of the staff, hope that your memories are happy, but more important, that the future which is before you is one of prosperity and joy. Francie Smith Editor PrincipaI's Message Again we have come to another yearbook and graduation time. This gives one a chance to reflect on the past and look to the future. You go to school to get an education. Education is, to a large degree, training for living. This means that success in the future depends on getting the most out of your training now. You are fortu- nate to live in the world of today because the opportunities seem boundless. To the graduates--some of you will go on to college to continue preparation for your life's workg some will get marriedg some will take jobsg and still others will enter the armed services of our country We wish you success in all of your undertakings. To the undergraduates--we hope all of you will return next school year with a renewed interest to continue your high school education. To all of you--we are thankful for all the associations and happiness that you have had at the Sonora Union High School. May you remember this as an enjoyable and profitable part of your life. Harold Stoker Superintendent 4 P R 1 X N! 1 V N 5 I C W3 C I 5 E P lx' 'w A 5 L X 2 Mr. Beverly C. Barron Secretary for Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Mr. Stoker Mrs. Claire Sargent Mr. Lino Borelli Mrs. Vieva Petersen fi is ge ': L fix f ff? I4 4 I . I N agua, f ,le-jf! X 4 ' BOARD OF TRUSTEES fx, Mr. Maurice R. Foster Mr. Frank F. Momyer pm Mr. Norbert Wilson Mr, James Hardin QJ Mrs. Helen Russell Mr. Bud Calvert J Secretary of the Board Ulf v mad tr Q if X l , l r KX X lfgx L U 1 i Y Q my A :J -fa Mr. WALLACE ANDERSON En lish Joum- y S , alism. Heard saying: Have you heard the one about the Mr. LINO BORELLI, Art, Craft, Mechanical Drawing. Heard saying: All right, you guys, nobody leaves the room until I get my mallet back. Mrs. MARJORIE BORELLI, French, Spanish. Heard saying: Silencio, por favon Mr. FRANK BORREGO, Student Activities, Typing, Bookkeeping. Heard saying: I'm not really so old. Mr. ROBERT BUCK, Driver Training, Gen- eral Math, P.E. Heard saying: All right, you wise guys. Mr. LOYAL CASTLE, English, P.E. Heard saying: I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him. Mr. GARTH EATON, Woodwork. Heard saying: How aboot that? Mr. PAUL ELLIS, English. Heard saying: Put your cardboard brains away. SIG- s 'TE' -34 li .i 5 Mr. JOSEPH FIREBAUGH, Jr. Agriculture. Heard saying: Get the Girls' P.E. Classes out of my Ag room! Mr. DALE KEYSER, Jr. Physical Science, General Science, Biology. Heard saying: I'm going to have to separate you girls. f ,f-, W W7 77 of 'T ,L 1,f ROBERT GIBSON, P.E. Heard saying: All right, Freshmen, you're in high school now. Mr. AVERY JOBE, Typing, Algebra, Gen- eral Math. Heard saying: Now slaaade your fingers across the keys. 3 is X I s 'X t X N . v TK ,L x lr 5' xx . J. 3' ,Nw x ' iv' xx. - J ' xi , . X l . M Q 1 I El ,K li g x It X , VU W J JF I 1, ' x V bt V' ' T! J ,X , , g - XA U71 Mr. JOHN GOTTSCHALK, Band. Heard say- VJ NN Xl A ing: Try outs for today are XV s I X . -.1 Mrs. ELIZABETH JAENEK.E Orientation V Q English. Heard saying: This used to bye a good class. Mr. THOMAS I-IOLLINGER, World, U.S. History. Heard saying: Aren't you being presumptuous? Mr. KENNETH HUFF, General, Auto, Shop. Heard saying: It's MR. Huff to you. rf: kg , ' J -If 'Wjflls , as 'TES X rv X '7 f E E Cr . 'V 'W' Mrs. ETHEL KINZLY, World, U.S. History. Heard Saying: No one leaves the room until all the World Weeks are turned in. 30 3 N ---.: ll, Mr. EDMUNDO MELENDEZ, English, P.E. Heard saying: ' which, coincident- ally, brings us to the American Ideal. Mrs. HELENE MANEVAL, Homemaking, Clothing. Heard saying: Now, girls, I don't want you running around in your slips. People do come in, you know. I I si A ,r., l by 1 l R. Mr. ALTON MITCHELL, chemistry, Physics, Advanced Mathematics. Heard saying: I'm doing this for your own good. Miss MARY LONG, Biology. Heard saying: When the hook worm gets hold of your foot, do you have to have a tug of war to get it back? Mrs. JERRY MERRITT, Steno, Transcrip- tion, Typing, Business Machines. Heard saying: Y'all know you're not supposed t' chew gum in this class. Mr. PETER MARINOVICH, Woodwork, Driver Training, P.E. Heard saying: No, no, to the left--right--clutch, brake-- f sToP! LJ? , JV Mrs. EDITH OSBORNE, Ho i Clothing. Heard sayirggg ind ow could you sew a zi 5 in in ' ut upside down?! ! ! 'N V7 , A Af' f My 7 8 , , FV 0 AML X Upzb X, J aww? K I K.. i I xl 141 s x Mrs. MARGARET SWANSEA, Vocal Music. Heard saying: Life begins at -IU! Mrs. IRENE THOMAS, P.E., Senior Problems. Heard saying: I'm bleeding to death! Now what are you going to do? Mr. KEN TROUT, Senior Problems, Senior Mathe- matics. Heard saying: Can't anyone tell me why people kiss? Mrs. ALAIA WOLFE, English, Latin, Spanish. Heard saying: VVhen I was in Norway-- V J , 1241! i Q, AL! Ivlr. OLIVER OSTLUND, Orientation, General Math, Driver Training. Heard saying: No, I sleep with it outside the covers. Miss IRENE PARLI, Algebra, Geometry. Heard saying: It's a--It's a--What's an it's a? Mrs. FANNY SMITH, English, Drama, Public Speak- ing. Heard saying: There's the most wonderful speaking contest that I think you should all enter! ! Nliss SHIRLEY SPICER, P.E. Heard saying: You have three minutes to dress, so hurry! ! R STI sv ,lf ' J' i LIBRARY STAFF W? .wiiiiil mv 'J mf , V c , 1, J In KV . Y' ' - f, Q N I : Ni 1 4 1 N. ' N ' ' . r A n A A '51 J A x . . 4, H -4:1 - X I is ' .+I-f I 2 I x , fam., Q x 1 1 I -Jn K I - ,f -r I f '5 I , fU a OFFICE STAFF STANDING: Annette Pastorni, Joyce Torok, Sandy Bean, Georgia Benetti, Buchie Shell Carla Shaver, Kae Dyson. SITTING: Pat Thiel. ' I :N ' A '-'IQ-'f I 5, g1f,W.a AQ' . STANDING: Betsy Mitchell, Nancy Stoker, Frank Canizales, Mary Blanche Crowley, Mozelle Thompson, Ann Finnigan, Vale- rie Dona, Annette Pierce. SITTING: Mr. Schuurman. 4: S S 0 O L Librarlan Mr SCI-IUURMAN Heard saying: Shhhhhh' CAFETERI A STAFF Mrs. Fowler Assistant Mrs. Spicer I Evelyn Thygesen, Carolyn Kelly, Mrs. Minners, Carolyn Carrell, and Jerry Coffer. is Ev Sally Twining, June Moore, Louise Vanderplaats, Kathy Stetler, Richard Twining, and Betsy Mitchell. SNACK SHACK CREW M A I ,L K .. -f Xa ' JL R, ' 1 . i M , MAINTENANCE ,f- '-4 BUS DRIVERS l 1 'J f. , f V4 - ay + . f ' . 0, 1, J I A V.. . ' ' - 0 . , 0 1 H I ' ' f Q .I . Q I, I 0. . ' A V , Q' 'S - . . 4 + f , v ' ' .. , .-5.-f I U 0' ' il . , Q I o 'NM ' waht. '1uW?N. A'v it ,,, Q., 0 Tj- I -on WT A Qt Mluflfxv s .Q is 5 ns fx, X M Q3 SENIOR FAVORITES MOST DIGNIFIED Who's dignified? , asks Don Thomas, We are! replies Janet Collins, ll-L- MOST INTELLIGENT Everyone watch out! , cry Jane Gillmore and John Ruby, who are demonstrating their Chemistry knowledge. 'N ls. Tx FRIENDLIEST My, aren't you the friendly one, remarks Carole Adams to Jack Gardella. Q K ma CLASS F LIRT You wouldn't be untrue, would you? asked Mike Lane of Pat Carlton. PERSON ALITY PLUS What's this Personality bit? , asked Satch Jardine and Jo Ann -. 5 Davis to the photographer, L BEST LOOKING What is that stuff? Froane Sinclair asks Loretta Whipple. 'J BEST SCHOOL CITIZEN Guess who asked Maureen McRorey of Jon Calvert. MOST ATHLETIC It's MY sweater! says Dale Clifton to Chris Calvert. MOST TALEN TED Ricky Fagnani and Diane Sar- della ask the question, Jam session anyone? li' MOST POPULAR Poised and Popular are the words to describe Carol Eddy and Bob Watts. WITTI EST Dennie Jackson SL Julie Wood show that they are not only witty but artistic too! MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Already successful, Paul Sikora 84 Carla Shaver gleefully count their millions. -xx 'lv . 4 ii h A ' pw! Q Af ?m? E, . 1 :A 'fb : '1'f?fk ff-,r if ' 11 wg -532 'NN'-rv Y , l IRIS ANDERSON Ambition: To be a politician 15 years later: Russian leadei KYLE ATKINS Ambition: Jeweler 15 years later: Jewel thief LEO ACKER Ambition: Baseball 15 years later: Bat boy CAROLE ADAMS Ambition: Nurse 15 years later: Pro basketball 3. qi QQ. --Y BOB BAUNHAUSSER Ambition: To be a bachelor 15 years later: Married to BB SANDY J. BEAN Ambition: John Saxon's private secretary 15 years later: Boris Karloff's janitor JUDY BACIGALUPI Ambition: Airline hostess 15 years later: Elevator operator CAROL BA RENDREGT Ambition: Teaching 15 years later: A millionaire 11- KENNETH EDWARD BIRD Ambition: to go to college 15 years later: sawdust sorter LINDA BLAIR Ambition: to see the world 15 years later: Sonora Inn waitress CHRIS CALVERT Ambition: nurse 15 years later: test tube washer JON CALVERT Ambition: Executive 15 years later: Head of tiddly-winks corporation GEORGIA BENETTI Ambition: Secretary 15 years later: Secretary of State PAT BERNER Ambition: nurse 15 years later: lice investigator DEARLD QBottsj BOTTEMILLER Ambition: electrican 15 years later: cowboy BARBARA M. BURFORD Ambition: to join the service 15 years later: F. B. I. agent PATRICIA Pat JOAN CARLETON C J Ambition: pediatrician 15 years later: veterinarian LARRY CARTER Ambition: circus manager 15 years later: sword swallower BEVERLY CHURCHILL Ambition: cowgirl 15 years later: model DALE LEROY CLIFTON Ambition: go to college and 15 years later: bird watcher play pro baseball MARILYN CAMPBELL Ambition: nursing school I5 years later: living in Tripoli, Africa KATHY CARAJAN Ambition: clerk 15 years later: shoeshiner QE MIKE CASSIDA Ambition: scientist 15 years later: pro golf player DON CAVALIERI Ambition: To graduate 15 years later: boxer sus s-'HX i HAZEL CONNOLLY Ambition: Instructor of Cosmotology I5 years later: Teaching Leather Work JO ANN DAVIS Ambition: Teacher 15 years later: Pro Ice Skater LYLE ALLEN DUVAL Ambition: Mechanic I5 years later: Joc's Pool Hall DARLENE ROBLES DYSON Ambition: Housewife 15 years later: Hot Rod Driver JANET CRAHAME COLLINS Ambition: Actress 15 years later: Usherette CHRIS CONNOLLY Ambition: To Graduate 15 years Iater: High School 'bd' FRANKLIN w. DORNES Ambition: Air Force I5 years Iaterr Baby Sitter RUTHIE COLLEEN DORNES Ambition: Modesto J. C. 15 years Iater: Panelist ya, 1 ii KAE DYSON Ambition: Get married 15 years later: Old maid at 95 RAE DYSON Ambition: Trapping Jim for good 15 years later: Still chasing Jim CAROL EDDY Ambition: Become a millionaire 15 years later: Poor house HAZEL ELMORE Ambition: Bartender 15 years later: Artist LINDA FENTON Ambition: Detective 15 years later: Embalming mummies JERRY FIELDS Ambition: Teacher 15 years later: Wall paperer GENEVIEVE fJennyj ANN ERHARDT Ambition: Secretary 15 years later: Yul Brynner II RICHARD J. FAGNANI Ambition: Musician 15 years later: Pro marble player VERNA fBudgiej RAE FOUTS Ambition: to stay an old maid 15 years later: married at 22 CAROLYN FRYAR Ambition: to get the best out of life 15 years later: Riclc's happy housewife RICHARD GIRARDI Ambition: Safeway 15 years later: manage LYNDA GRAVES Ambition: linguist 15 years later: dictator NANCY FINLEY Ambition: missionary 15 years later: playing sax for Welk EARLENE FLOWERS Ambition: teacher 15 years later: training mice JACK GARDELLA Ambition: to marry a millionaire 15 years later: still looking JANE GILLMORE Ambition: teacher 15 years later: cigarette girl 5' fm a 'QE- RICHARD LEWIS GWYN Ambition: Geologist 15 years later: Mad scientist BRUCE HAMILTON Ambition: Go to college and play pro baseball 15 years later: Pickpocket JOE HOPE Ambition: Conservationist 15 years later: Arsonist SHIRLEY HUDSON Ambition: Artist 15 years later: Paint brush cleaner P: WAYNE DOUGLAS GREENFLELD Ambition: Make money 15 years later: Counterfeiter BONNIE GREMLEY Ambition: Secretary RICHARD HINNEN Ambxt1on Get out of Sr Problems 15 years later Get out of school BILL HOLLOWAY Ambition: Genius 15 years later: Horse shoer 'Q- 5 years later: First scribe to the Pharaoh Q- I 'F fb RALPH JARVIS Ambition: High School teacher 15 years later: Fishing for Trout fMr.j KAREN fJazzj JASPER Ambition: Party times 15 years later: having her own jazz band MIKE KELLY Ambition: J. C. and play football 15 years later: Professor of physiological en- tomology at Princeton MARVIN KNOWLES Ambition: Champion 15 years later: Champion fly swatter DENNIS JACKSON Ambition: Play for the L. A. Rams 15 years later: Liberace's candle holder CARLIN fSatchy JARDINE Ambition: Replace Elvis 15 years later: Private in Army PATRICIA fPatj JONES Ambition: Go to college 15 years later: Selling shorts FRED KAHL Ambition: Millionaire 15 years later: Men's clothing designer JOHN IACKEY Ambition: Businessman Ambition: To raduate H 5 .i MICHAEL fMikeQ LANE Ambition: Actor 15 years later: Picking up popcorn in a theatre JUDY LARSON Ambition: Model 15 years later: Going broke I , DONNEL TESTER Ambition: Scientist amoeba RICHARD LILJEDAI-IL Ambition: Mechanic A . ,. ,.,, Q 15 years later. Antique seller I ,gg DOUGLAS R. LORIMER Ambition: To go to college , 15 years later: Repairing broken airplanes. 15 years later: Branding cattle CLARENCE CECIL QC1emj LALLEY S 15 years later: Mr. Borelli's private servant ALLEN CASEY fMoosej LEHR Ambition: Air Force and girls 15 years later: First person in a rocket to Venus 15 years later: Authority on the Sex life of the BILL MCCONNELL Ambition: Baseball player 15 years later: T. V. Comedian MAUREEN MCROREY Ambition: Nurse 15 years later: A Parisian beauty HAP MILLER Ambition: Have a good time being a real cat. 15 years later: Still being a real cat STEVE MILLER Ambition: Ditching classes 15 years later: Hair stylist JAMES QJim j LOVELACE Ambition: Engineer 15 years later: In Yugoclip, Russia LUI.A MARTIN Ambition: to grow long hair again 15 years later: President of Tea Drinkers Associa tion BYRON MELROSE Ambition: To graduate 15 years later: Lipstick tester GENE MILLER Ambition: Businessman 15 years later: A tight rope walker 42 NORMAN MOE Ambition Fish and Game Warden 15 years later Worm salesman GILBERT fGilj MORRISON Ambition: 'Haven't thought of one yet. 15 years later: Playing the bells for C.O.P. band TIM B. MILLER Ambition: Airplane pilot 15 years later: Making false fingernails ELIZABETH fBetsyj MITCHELL Ambition: Physical therapist 15 years later: Building a pyramid .54 I 3 I r,z.,5,5, s ,' ' ANTONIO f'l'onyj HORATIO NAVA RRO Ambition: Study medicine 15 years later: Husband of a Marsian LORETTA NICOLSON Ambition: Executive 15 years later: Going through bankruptcy ALICE MUSANTE Ambition: Go to college 15 years later: A clock watcher GABRIAL fGabey NAU Ambition: 15 years later: Gambler DENNIS PAYNE Ambition: Wrestler 15 years later: Referee PATRICIA ANN fPatj PEMBER Ambition: Teacher 15 years later: Sorting Math papers CHLOIE PETERSON Ambition: San Jose State 15 years later: Coining money BILL PHILLIPS Ambition: Architect 15 years later: Making easy money LESTER OLSON Ambition: Mountain climber 15 years later: Climbing Lava Ridge DAVID PAGNI Ambition: teaching career 15 years later: pianist Ti. Wulf 41 JOSEPH PEREZ, Jr. Ambition: Businessman 15 years later: Melting candles KATHERINE qxafhyy PETER Ambition: Beautician 15 years later: Head shrinker , X ,, , ::,,,,7:. V 'S I i A JUDY POLLY Ambition: Around the world in 80 days 15 years later: On a slow boat to China RALPH PURDY Ambition: Musician 15 years later: Organ Grinder JAMES QJimj REVEAL Ambition: Ride bucking horses 15 years later: Watering bucking broncs MARJORIE ALICE ROBBHNIS Ambition: Surgical nurse 15 years later: Sharpening knives ELEANOR NEVELLE PHILLIPS Ambition' Live to be 90 W ' 1 15 years later: Here lies . . . ANNETTE PIERCE Ambition: Teacher I5 years later: On a girls' football team l RORY RANDALL Ambition: Making millions 15 years later: In jail for counterfeiting LINDA RANEY Ambition: See the world 15 years later: Living at the North Pole BURLE ROGERS Ambition: Getting out of school 15 years later: Annoying teachers DONNA ROGERS Ambition: Model 15 years later: Seeing what makes the world go round. DONNA SALAZAR Ambition: Housewife 15 years later: Breaking budgets DIANE SARDELLA Ambition: Nurse 15 years later: impersonating Marcel Marceau ff PETER fPeteQ ROBINSON . - . W Ambition' To find Monte 15 years later: Padded cell WILFORD ROBINSON Ambition: Airline pilot 15 years later: A dictator olfe's cash -8 KATHERINE fKathyj ROUSE Ambition: Parachute tester 15 years later: Foot soldier JOHN RUBY Ambition: Physicist 15 years later: Alka-Seltzer L seller DIANE SIECEL Ambition: secretary 15 years later: living in a barrel PAUL SIKORA Ambition: doctor 15 years later: correcting test papers FRANCES fFranciej J. SMITH Ambition: elementary education 15 years later: getting eighth grade diploma. BETTY MAE SNELL Ambition: horse rancher 15 years later: Running a glue factory CARLA ANN SHAVER Ambition: nurse 15 years later: Tarzan's secretary MARGIE SI-IUMAN Ambition: housewife 15 years later: racing motorcycles FROANE QI-Iomyj SINCLAIR Ambition: get out of school 15 years later: Driving a school bus DAVID SLICTION Ambition: rancher 15 years later: A road agent LOREN fStevej STEVENS Ambition: musician 15 years later: cutting up old newspapers. CAROLYN STILL Ambition: music teacher 15 years later: enjoying eating CAROL TATLOY Ambition: model 15 years later: reading backwards DON THOMAS Ambition: teaching 15 years later: counting grains of salt WILLLAM SNELL Ambition: to graduate 15 years later: enlarging photos JAMES ftlimj SPAULDING Ambition: lawyer 15 years later: studying snails ANN fAnniej STOKER Ambition: go to college and travel 15 years later: private detective for Randolf Scott SUANNA SWANSEA Ambition: teacher 15 years later: training dogs SHERRY TURNBULL Ambition: nurse 15 years later: trampoline artist WALTER fJoej TWEEDY Ambition: go to college 15 years later: putting water guns together MOZELLE LISLY THOMPSON Ambition: to live 99 years 15 years later: exploring the Alps JOYCE ANN TOROK Ambition: majoring in business 15 years later: leaping high buildings ,,,.,i,,g BILL VAUGHAN Ambition: haliback for the 49ers 15 years later: pro ice skater PAUL VON SAVOYE Ambition to run the school 15 years later: Custodian at school 'Rr MIKE WALSH Ambition: shoe Shiner for the 49ers 15 years later: Kathy Lcnnon's secretary LYNN WALTON Ambition: Newt to Pay my way to South America 15 years later: training lions MARCELLA fMarcyj WESTON Ambition: Be a Successful Woman I5 years later: Being Leroy's Homemaker LEWIS WILLIAMS Ambition: Airplane pilot 15 years later: Jet Tube maker MARY WALLEN Ambition: Housewife 15 years later: Making soup JANICE fMouscj WOODLAND Ambition: To trap John 15 years later: Mayor of Sonora KATHY WATSON Ambition: Colle e S I5 years later: Who knows'7 ROBERT fBobj WATTS Ambition: Be a millionaire 15 years later: Horse whipping Carol NEWTON WIVEL Ambition: Bachelor 15 years later: Bigam1st JULIA QJuliej WOOD Ambition: To personally know Peter Gunn 15 years later: Mrs. Peter Gunn Senior Baby Pictures Wk 1. Joseph Perez 2. Lynn Walton 3. John Ruby 4. Shirley Hudson 5. Ken Bird 6. Janet Collins 7 Lor t Nicolson 8. Carole Adams GLNC-wton Wivel 9. Jim Lovelace 10. Tim Miller 11. Maureen McRore. 120 ta Byron Melrose 13. Doug Lorimer 14. Richard Gwyn Y ' 37 ,551 'Y-P QW 'fe 1. Q' 1 ony Navarro 3 Chrxsdc Jon Calvert 4 Carol Tatloy 5 Francle Smlth 7 Joe Hope 8 Llnda Raney 9 Jane Glllmore 10 LEWIS Wllhams 1 Sandy Bean 14 Ann Stol er 15 Freddy Kahl 1 Lynda Gravei 20 K le A John Lackey 2 T 6 Dav1dPagn1 1 Jlm Reveal 12 Kathy Rouse 13 6 Kathy Carajan 17 Carla Shaver 1 y tkxns 21 Lyle Duval 38 8 Suanna Swans ea 19. Scmor Baby P1cturcs S I R my sf 'Adj From Days of Yorc Grammar School if 4, 34: Q ha.. .7 - '- SI? 75 , 5 Q QW' Hrs' fr' A-nf '-fl Q 1 K ' 3 F' l 8.br ther 5 Raeiliae Dyson 6 Norman 1. Irie Anderxon 2. BevChurchill 3. Donna Rogers 4. Nancy in ey ' o . - . . . Moe 7. Carolyn Still 8. Linda Blair 9. Georgia Benetti 10. Nlozelle Thompson 11. John Lackey 12. 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L Hayward, David Hayward, Vicki Heron, Carol Hill, Joyce Herbert, Sandra f. ,A N , Q A-la ' 'C X f K X ig 1 X Hollowell, Dave Hope, Linda Hopson, Steve Houston, Clark Hunt, William I f i f ,, . 1 K King, Sandra Kirkman, Janice Krebs, Cary Kuonen, Rocky Lansdell, Lorne gs' 5 ef W ix Liljedahl, Robert Linn, Ann Linn, Norman Long, Hugh Madsen, Julie .., :b L- N N Q. A l A s. V, f - ,x it 4 McCoy, Tom McMahon, Jim Mills, Daryl Mitchell, Cynthia Moe, Stan an - h an 1 ,M ,axe il Q Q 'Yee Noble, Dixie O'l-lagen, Roger Osborne, Myrna Owczrske, Ed Pagni, Judith by Richenburg, Doyle Phillips, Marvin Picero, Alfonso ,N Pitts, Kathy Plummer, Harold Powell, Jim ,f tif- ' 'lf in W , X' KY. x or no lt R X it f Y ' 3- L. t J! A , nxl tm f ,fa rv '- y-.f Qs. - ot , g ,Q , Q If J v-. l R' 5.- v f Sl 1 9 ' C' ...D fr-V 1 Martin, Gerald Mathews, Brigette Mathieson, Loren McAllister, Joan McCown, Buzz X x .T L' . Mommi, Adrian O Moore, Joe Murton, Sydney Nau, Yvonne Nickle, Marsha Nfl fs fz.- is ' K 3,2 5' :Q QT' ., X K' T -,' gilt ,K V ,l f .x 5, ' L 'A ' ' A KW NI A QQ Pagni, Linda ' Q Pastorini, Butch A ' W. H- Pember, Jan ,lr E' ,cf I fllgyg X F In Penrose, Mary Parrault, David A Pretto, Nancy Ray, Dan Reveal, Jon Reynolds, Sandra Roberts, Jim V-.N ' rg. l If M? -it Shaw, Bev Shiiner, George Siegel, Donna Smith, Missey Smith, Vicki 5, C xx 'NX -I S JJ tif, f,fQ9 L., W fe 6 Av , - L K . f ff , YM' fx f ,, 'iff .' flifliilxlll ' . ' .27 if W ,, f' ffl ll 1'-J i I A p 5 1 ,, VV 'yi I , 'nk l fobf 2 il ,I 'Q it '-v - li' r -v . hu Y Ji '1 N Q' ' W i I .7 fx. 1 at X , ii X ,X c?'. fi Teem, Mike . ,H Tomasovich, Chris .. Li' ' Tune, Vicky 1 N val f Twining, Sally ' i Vanderplaats, Cary x ,f,. 1 3 x- .,, i by 'N T7 V ' J I 1 Weston, Alice 4 v- :N Whipple, Lynda '. ., 'I - x V X Wight, Aiitlioriy- Williams, Zelda Wisdom, J. . - 1 ix Tl it 1 L i tl' Roberts, Robert Rocco, Lloyd Rorren, Pat Sallander, Susan Sardella, Al K if YQ Sproiise Billy Squires, Pat Stayton, Mark Stoker, Nancy Tapley, Velma A A in WE Van Horn, Nancy Vilas. Pat Washburn, Bill Watt, Carol West, Judy Q? HL., Y- JQ, A I LS AUTOGRAPHS M ! ' R A My 11 ffn J Vx. ft! min ff'1Vfk. K L! QKJK flfxir 1.11.1 l If n milf ea ' f W 7 v Q, 'I ' Q 'fl Q' xi ' Q - I, fx . , . I., I K' 5 ,ff f, fx Fw j , ' r , ' w L X, V xg - M - ff H N f ', , ' . '-4 f A I, 7 - .Qs .pf ...ug U7 CV , , T. .. -V' - . M V rx A ,- f 1 V' ' A S. ' Q 'I '7,Xtxk J. ,,,, 5L,.',1 A K ,qt .,lffx,.f N , W, , ' ' , . 1, f lx I ' . ' 'VI' ki L11 x , I .. 'I ' 1 1 f , . , 'f 4 ' ! - , 4 ' 1 ' X 9 NV! ' r . AIX 'r , V ' ' J If I 1, f A H Y If QC rv 'B X A X . , x, X N 'N xg!! .. xi I f V 5, x Q .xx J, 1 x It tl xv W 1 X.. l I f 1 4 V n 1 X ' Af ., w ri ' ' v A M ' Y y 4' f ,. . W . V .-. 'V V I yr 1 s V I M I ll Y ' U r K 1 x , . , 1 I .., Max H STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE During our four years at this school we strive toward many goals, some which we attain and some that still lie beyond our reach. We, and I am sure that I am speakingfor everyone, enjoy undertaking these tasks, notmerely for self satisfaction, but for the happiness and the well being of others. ln the coming years it is going to be necessary for the average people and the leaders of America as well as those ofother countriesto live in harmony. This is, in my opinion, our major goal. We have a wonderful start in a wonderful country in a wonderful school. I am confident that the students before and after this class of 59 have and always will take full advantage of the opportunities offered here, and upon graduation will step out into a completely new world, ready, willing, and able to accept life as it is but always striving toward the betterment of himself and of his fellow man. Bob Watts 66 Student Counc11 if has x LEFT TO RIGHT Dav1d Gotell1 Treasurer Rxchard Gywn 9nd semester Sr Representatwe John Lael ey Trafflc Commlssloner JoAnn Davls Publlclty D1rector, Carole Adams, Secretary Maureen Mcllory Com m1ss1oner of G1r1s ACt1V1t1CS, Dav1d Pagnl Comm1ss1oner of Boys' Athletxcs Norman Bums Commxssxoner of Boys ACt1V1t1ES .llln ffwql ,4- LEFT TO RIGHT Jenny Erhardt lst semester Senlor RCPFCSCHKHIINC Janlce Gaynor Commlssxoner of G1rls Athletxcs Francxe Sm1th Green and Gold Edltor, M1m1 TFHVIS JLm1or Representatlve, Steve S11-Tora Sophomore Representatxve Jack Cassmetto Freshman Pepresentauve Pat Jones VICC Pres1dent Judy Srmth W1ldcat Edxtor Carol Eddy Rally Comm1ss1oner bf O , - 'fy 1 N . f I , fin -' . ' ' ,s Ill . ' :I 1' Z ? X I A G 6 L - : ' '-- , ' --.. . ' , i -- . G Z . 1 . -- .. . -Q y -- - ' 'I Y , ... . .-- . . . y h- . . , be . if yi, E 'K I f'Y-' el In ' 1 H I we V K3 I ' i , f Fe' e of yi G, T 1' Qs 1: ' r iw Y 'V T X . If: 4 Q V Z -- , .v 7 . I . . . , . . . . . . -- . . . , , --1 . -- Y -- ! 1 -- U X . , 1 lu- . . y -- , -- , .106 44 'Q CCOJ2bQc,4.ey GJ I . 4 oafbffe O 6 C11y2,as'3'1Q1a O12 , LV ' Oar aft 1152 TW 2' Jar Fed FF! Cp 4 2' Q' 1116, kv JO Frogs Call, 9 S. 612, 1110132 J 11 ,gb -sz 'dw he 81:11 BOYS' SERVICE CLUB OFFICERS The Boys' Service Club consists of all boys in the Student Body. Revenue taken in for the club is used for finan- cial aid to boys who are having diffi- culty. Any such boy is encouraged to contact the president of the club. The goal of the organization is to make every boy in school feel that he is a definite member of the student body. The president automatically be- comes a member of the Student Council. BACK ROW: Norman Burns, Presidentg Jon Calvert, Sr. Representativeg Jerry Wenzel, Jr. Representativeg Joe Hope, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: David Mur- phy, Sophomore representativeg Bill Hoffman, Freshman representativeg Bob Summers, Secretary. ROI GIRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL 1 we Stoke Yesevi P199 35? YA ga . ang rwAoYs0'Y ?Yxreasu12 193588 . Bakkww Xtgresldenx Yronpxiafll Q6 S20 SO? Future Nurses is an organization for all girls who wish to become nurses. They have regular meetings, and go on special field trips. Mrs. Oliveri is their sponsor. BACK ROW: Nancy Barrick, Donna Lumsden, June Moore,Sherry Turn- bull, Sue Gianola. lst ROW: Sharon McCrum, Becky Triden, Joyce Throne, Kathy Marshall, Frances Azevedo. KNEELING: Carla Shaver, Nancy Finley, Marjorie Robbins. eng S 6910: 'v 'Ah Lamb! c5'3nvau . ERC? of 3059 ' ll - q 6 6116 aU co' ent C 25 Qi - sh Y tailiginoge R6 FUTURE NURSES Yr ' V e 6 Y at gbiigt 3569139 OW man e5h e Y Y Girls' League is composed of all the girls in the school. Thru the payment of our dues, they can give financial aid to those who need it. The presi- dent is a member of the Stu- dent Council. Mrs. Sargent is our advisor. BLOCK SOCIETY SENIOR LETTERMEN lst ROW: Dave Slicton, Dennie Jackson, Carlin Jardine, Doug Lorimer, Bill McConnell, Dale Clifton, John Lackey, Jon Calvert, Mike Lane. 2nd ROW: Jim Spaulding, Don Thomas, Froane Sinclair, Bob Watts, Leo Acker, Joe Hope, Paul Sikora, Mike Cassida, Ricky Fagnani. lst ROW: Mr. Gibson, sponsor, Martin Jasmer, Bill Wickliffe, Ken Hope, Les Torok, Roger Francis, Ken Stemi, Jim Teem, Ernie Meza. 2nd ROW: Don Moore, Leonard Cassaretto, John Crabtree, George Arlin, Jim Leonard, Steve Sikora. Wu- .., -15-fe Jack Gardella, Secretary-Treasurer, Dale Clifton, Sergeant-at-Arms, Jon Calvert, President, Paul Sikora, Vice-President. Block S Society is composed of all boys who have earned a letter in a major sport and wish to join. Besides promoting good sportsmanship, they also give financial assistance to those who wish to play, but lack the necessary funds. They hope to buy all the sweaters in the fu- ture, and possibly special recognition jackets for those who excel. 3rd ROW: Mike Walsh, Mike Kelley, Jack Gar- della, Bruce Hamilton, Walt Tweedy, Bill Vaughan, David Pagni, Dennis Payne. 4th ROW: Three underclassmen who missed out on the other picture: Fred Picon, Ken Mills, Tony Mar- tinez. UN DERCLASS LETTERMEN A JU 1oR ST TESM N Junior Statesmen is a statewide or aniza- 8 tion for those students interested in govem- ment and its functions. At the semi-annual State Conventions and the thrice a year regional conventions, they demonstrate their knowledge and ac- quire more insight into the workings of the state and national government, as well as that of the local city government. This year, the two State conventions were held at the Hotel Senator in Sacra- mento and the Hotel Biltmore in Los An- geles.The regional conventions were in So- nora, Fresno, and Turlock. Judy Smith, State Reporter, Regional Publicity Director, Francie Smith, Regional Treasurer, Lynda Graves, Re gional Expansion Director, Chapter Secretary-Treasurer, Jerry Wenzel, Mayor, Jimlovelace,Parliamentarian, Sergeant at Arms Judy Usrey, Vice-Mayor, Valerie Dona, Publicity Director fav-vwgi f 'if I A. -.J n ,:,,.. if g 5.,g:3g 5 ' L. .EQLM af ,Q SCIENCE CLUB Science Club is a new club which was formed second semester this year. Anyone interested in science is urged to join. A C average is required. BACK: Richard Gywn, Mr. Kayser, sponsor, Paul Sikora, Mike Cassida, Kyle Atkins. 4th ROW: Bob Summers, Mike Arata, Da- vid Pagni, John Ruby. 3rd ROW: Chloie Peterson, Jane Gillmore, Annette Pierce. 2nd ROW: Missey Smith, LaVerne Franken- stein, Melissa Carlson, Ruth Bacigalupi. FIRST ROW: Linda Spaulding, Leonidas Maciel, Judy Boberg. BACK ROW: Tom Sourisseau, Mike Dun.ne, Mr. Hollinger, Sponsor, Regional two-year sponsor, Joe Morse, Lynda Graves, Missey Smith, Susan Smith, Bruce Foster, Linda Bry- ant. MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Wenzel, Judy Usrey Valerie Dona, Nancy Pretto, Pat Davis, Linda Anberg. FRONT ROW: Jean Davis, Francie Smith, Mary Pat Adams, Susan Lamb. Q 'Um t ns ' in nil' it id -'A 35, ive, PUT RE EDUCATORS ,V 11:1 Q CV., F ' V -Grimm-as f,, -4 ,N ,g of all students who want to enter ,., the teaching profession. The club attends workshops on teaching at various colleges in Northern California. The club 's purpose is that of further- ing interest in a teaching career. QQ ' I D J -ui- A ,MQW ails any BACK ROW: Kathy McCready, Ralph Jarvis, Donna Lumsden, Susan Smith, Joe Morse, Bob Summers, Linda Fox, Jean Davis, Dan McRae. FRONT ROW: Juanita Hodge, Jo Davis, Karen Jasper, Miss Parli, sponsor, Francie Smith. E TURE BUSINESS LEADERS Future Business Leaders, or FBLA as it is usually known, is an organization for those interested in a business career. Through the club, they try to create more interest and understanding of business occupations and leadership Anyone taking a business course may join. ,LX . STANDING, Left to Right Linda Blair, Pat Berner, Loretta Whipple, Kathy Watson, Sonny Robinson, Joyce Throne, Nancy Barrick, Jim Lovelace, Jenny Erhart, Ann Stoker, Diane Blair, Mrs. Merritt, sponsor. SEATED: Pat Jones, Diane Sardella, Carla Shaver, Chloie Peterson, Carolyn Herrick. 72 Future Educators is composed A Q l DRAMA A D PUBLIC SPEAKI The public speaking students belong to the Valley Forensic League which is a debate club. They have inter-school meets as well as state wide and national contests. The drama students belong to the Thespian Society, in which drama contests are held. After earning a certain amount of points in this club, a member is entitled to a pin. Anyone interested in public speaking or drama may join these activities. ft! W nv, is kzf. 1 'Ami Q Sw Q-6 ' .r Po 'lr or BACK ROW: Ralph Baldwin Lucille Thygesen, Judy Us rey, Lynda Graves, Linda Bryant. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Campbell, Francie Sriiiiii, lviarilyu Sxuliir, Juuy Smith, Shirley Munoz, Bea trice Davis, Judy Bacigalupi, Carolyn Fryar, Dawn Jalving Janet Collins FRONT ROW: Bobbie Mc- Clelland, Peggy Warren, Carol Herron, Jill Lorber, Karen Miller. BACK ROW: Phil Bird, Ralph Baldwin, Mike Lane, Clark Houston, Paul von Savoy, Pete Robin- son, C arol Sharkey . OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Francie Smith, fl Joyce Torok, Judy May, Jo Guinn. SECOND ROW: Mary Pat Adams, Susan Lamb, Janice Gaynor, Alice Gilbert, Helen Copland, Delma Tapley, Jo Davis. THIRD ROW: Marty Jo Curtice, Annette Pastorini, Pat Jones, Hazel Elmore, Annette Pierce, Jane Gilmore Karen Jasper. TALL GIRLS G. A. . Miss Spicer, Sponsor Janice Gaynor, President Bernice Rayney, Secretary Mary Pat Adams, Vice President Susan Lamb, Treasurer GAA fGirls' Athletic Associationj is composed of all girls interested in sports. Although it has been hampered by a lack of facilities this year, GAA provided not only recreation, a chanceto use skills, but also further good sportsmanship. Tall Girls is an organization for girls over 5'8 tall. Through their club they hope to help girls make assets of their liability. Mrs. Marjorie Borelli is the club 's sponsor. FIRST ROW: Donna Lumsden, Louise Vanderplaats, Sherril Hatcher, Lenette Young. SECOND ROW: Emmy Curtice, Carolyn Still, Annette Pierce, Kathy McCready. THIRD ROW: Carol Tatloy, Suanna Swansea, Karen Jasper, Arlene Carter. PEP CLUB n .nrfarf 11-if l ii BACK Judy Rollins, Arhce Tune, Sharon McCrum, Delma Tapley, Kae De Lucra, Pat Howard, Mr Ostlund Dale Jarvis, David Holloway Judy Mae, Jo Gu1nn, Hazel Elmore Karen Jasper Louise Hrldreth THIRD ROW Ann Fxnegan, Elaine Crumpley, Butchze Shell Elizabeth Wandel, Pamela Reese Pat Berner, Donna Lumsden, Sandra Herbert Annette Pierce, Zelda Wrllrams, Jane Grllmore, Diane Sardella, Judy Usrey, Renee Custer, Sylvia Barg :nan nat y Lf nerr-nn SFFOND ROW Mrmr Travis Judy Graham, Sue Granola Lmda Hope, Carol Westmoreland Joyce Hill Judy Smith Susan Smith, L1ll1an Raapana, Carol Sterm rat burns ruxor ROW Alice Weston, Pat Thiel, Lmda Spaulding, Secretary, Becky Trxden, Treasurer, Jerry Wenzel Sergeant At Arms Joe Hope, President Susan Smith Ralph Jarvis, Representative, Kathy Marshall Francie Smith Gerry Mc Donald Mlssey Smith MUSIC CLUB Music Club members are devotees of good music. The club belongs to several record clubs and has a growing library of select records. BACK ROW: Calvin Baker Mrs. Borelli sponsor. SECOND ROW: Francie Smith Alice Schneider Annette Pierce Jane Gill- more, Judy Smith. FIRST ROW: Mary Pat Adams, Bemice Raney, Susan Lamb Dottie Honey Joe Morse. OFFICERS Jo Guinn, Treasurer Mrs. Maneval, Mrs. Os- borne, sponsors. Dianne Blair, Secretary Pat Burner, Vice President Barbara Osborne, President Judy May, Parliamentarian Joan Coffer, Historian FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America, or FHA, is an organization open to all girls in high school who are taking, or have taken a class in homemaking. The club has numerous activities, including the Harvest Dance, Christmas caroling, serving at FHA Banquets, and a swimming party in the spring. Members of the organization also attend section FHA meets at other schools, as well as hosting them at Sonora. Pat Jones is Section 7 President, and Barbara Osborne is Section '7 Reporter. BACK ROW: Dianne Blair, Lucille Thygesen, Lillian Raapana, Barbara Osborne, Pat Berner, Lenette Young. FRONT ROW: Joanne Steeley, Pamela Reece, Carolyn Carrell, Delma Tapley, Linda Blair, Carolyn Hoffman. BACK ROW: Bena Brunette, Myma Osborne, Mary Penrose, Diane Blair, Juanita Hodge, Judy May, Pat Jones, Diane Funderberg. SECOND ROW: Connie Hoblitt, Betsy Mitchell, Rene Custer, Pam Baer, Alice Gilbert. FRONT ROW: Jo Cuinn, Cynthia Mitchell, Kathy Muni, Joan Coffer. ' 1 FUTURE FARMERS Future Farmers is an organization for boys study- ing vocational agriculture. To join the club you must have or get a home project of livestock poultry. Two of the major activities are the trip to the Junior Cow Palace and the achievement award trip at the end of the year. BACK ROW: David Gardella, Bob Griffith, Carl Williams, Mr. Firebaugh. FRONT ROW: Craig Avey, Jack Gardella, John Lackey, Laurence Gumey. UPPERCLASSMEN , aglaxw 'H' 1,351 a in flfffsf 73 FIRST ROW: Jim iviclviahon, Bob Gandolpho, Bill Washbum, Robert Balistreri, Carl La Blanc, Milo Stone. SECOND ROW: Joe Azevedo, Jim Magwood, John Foit, Frank O'Dell, Neddy Hill, Dale Jarvis. THIRD ROW: Delbert Kelly, Mike Stieler, Ralph Baldwin, Dave Gardella, George Arlin. BACK ROW: Mike Thulin, James Kelly, Ben Cassinetta, Tom Ruiz, Rocky Peterson. -sw ,ff . .J ,. 'S J, N-T' .Mi A .. M an FRONT ROW: Craig Avey, Jack Gar- della, John Lackey, Carl Williams, Ernie Egger. SECOND ROW: Virgil Willis, Burl Rodgers, Dave Slicton, Gene Gon- zales, Laurence Gurney. THIRD ROW: Jerry Fields, Paul Girard, Bob Griffith, Marvin Knowles, Kermit Clyme. FIRST SEMESTER C. S. F. .ii ISXEL-. SSSS, , . un.-Q. -.-as., Wh FRONT ROW: Richard Schwanmann, Norman Burns, Roco Petro, Talfourd Wynne, Nelson Leidel, Charles Mitchell, Joe Morse, Jim Guinn, John Huff, David Gotelli. SECOND ROW: Mary Pat Adams, Marcella Baer, Susan Lamb, LaVeme Frankenstein, Carol Sterni, Jeanne Reid, Valerie Dona, Tim Paysen. THIRD ROW: Jane Gillmore, Kathy McCready, Lillian Raapana, Diane Blair, Sharon Perry, Linda Spaulding, Janet Hunt, Sandra Tweedy, Lenette Young, Francie Smith. FOURTH ROW: Linda Anberg, Louise Vanderplaats, Beverly Booker, Linda Bryant, Judy Smith, Judy Usrey, Susan Smith, Dottie Honey, Arlis Tune, Judy Rawlins, Lois Barron, Bemice Raney, Janet Collins, Mrs. Borelli, sponsor. CSF, California Scholarship Federation, is composed of those students whose grades enable them to compile the necessary twelve points. This encourages better work, and for those who have been in CSF for 4 semesters, there is a life membership pin. The annual CSF trip to San Francisco, where the group visits famous art exhibits, sees famous stage or screen hits, and goes shopping, is another inducement. SECOND SEMESTER C. S. F. ' ,. . ' ms ..........-,..,....,,,. -, to Y . -,..,..v.-..1- J I -. , 9 V .IP os'- S I ,! ,I BACK ROW L1nda Anberg, Francle Sm1th Lmda Bryant Susan Sallander Kathy P1tts, Judy Usrey Janet Hunt, L1111an Raapana, Myma Osborne, Lo1s Barron, Kathy McCready Bev Booker Sylva Bargman Susan Lamb MIDDLE ROW LaVerne Frankenstem Judy Boberg Davld Gote111 Judy Smlth Charles M1tche11 Chlole Peterson, M1ke Cass1da Jane G111more Anthony Wlght Steve Slkora FROINT ROW Paul SIKOFR Edd1e Harms, Roger FFZUICIS, Don Thomas John Ruby, Nelson Lexdel OFFICERS Paul Sllora Prcsldent Jane Glllmore Secretary Treasurer Jon Calvert Flrst Semester Vlce President NOT SHOWN Kathy MCCready, Second Semester Vlce Presldent EJ We Y o CY mi 19 ff .ff SKI CLUB BACK ROW: Diane Firebaugh, Janice Kirkman, Sylvia Bargman, Linda Whipple, Ann Stoker, Ruth Bacigalupi, Pat Squires, Pat Jones, Maureen McRory, Dottie Honey, Carole Adams, Paul Girard, John Ruby, Bruce Foster, Richard Gywn. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Gotelli, Arthur Beresford, Bill James, Doug Greenfield, Larry Stone, Doug Allen, Mike Lane, Talfourd Wynne. FRONT ROW: Danny Ray, Byron Melrose, Ralph Puidy, Kyle Atkins, David Pagni, Ronnie Robbins. -,X ,Al 4 'xl on ,jjQ,wLQ Qi Ni' X l V NN ,rf Jill! 'X J-frlf V BACK ROW: Joyce Johnson, Alice Schneider, Myra Osbome, Carolyn Still, Annette Pierce, Judy West, Betty Jean Carter, Mina James, Pat Finnegan, Pat Files, Susan Lamb, Linda Anberg, Mary Blanche Crowley, Judy Usrey. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Wandel, Guy Braeske, Suanna Swansea, Beth Wilcox, Kathy Marshall, Sunny Robinson, Cathie McCready, Gerri McDonald, Marcella Baer, Lavenda Lee. SECOND ROW: Martin Jasmer, Jack Kennedy, Sherry Fagnani, Sidney Murton, Jon Reveal, Newton Wivell, Tim Paysen. FIRST ROW: Mike Laughlin, Steve Sikora, Paul von Savoye, Pete Robinson, Jerry Martin, Lewy Williams, Johnny Huff, Tom Crimmons. 80 z 1 I f 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Stanley Moe, Roy Englehart, Bill Phillips, President Jim Reveal, Henry Ham- ilton, Gary Njirich. SECOND ROW: Jim Lovelace, Arlice Tune, Judy Rawlins, La Veme Franken stein, Francie Smith, Sally Twining, Valerie Dona, Carolyn Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Annette Pastorini, Bobbie McClellan, Mimi Travis, Lynn Walton, Janis Woodland, Jon Coffer. FOURTH ROW: Lenette Young, Sharon Perry, Bernice Raney, Vickie Tune, Betty Armstrong, Mary Pat Adams, June Moore, Kathy Stetler, Kathy Payne. OFFICERS Bill Phillips--Vice President Jim Reveal--President Mary Pat Adams--Secretary--Treasurer Mr. Gibson--Sponsor Ski Club is one of the rn any extra-curricular opportunities available to you at Sonora High. The Club goes to Dodge Ridge once a week when there is enough snow. A grade average of C+ must be maintained and the student must be excused by all his teachers in order to be eligible. COUNCW COMMENTS Dfftmbrx H, 1958 3 T A g Q Convu 4 lv ny nm to S Q4 out EDITGR-IN-CHIEF , .A , ,, W, . .,,.,1,.N ,lu ,L , f A .IJ time Hai 1 71-,-yiwvi 'R A- M -nm -if- T f1'7f'1 15? ASSISTANT EDITORS 5 , ,lv lun. ,HRW J. LA 3, hx X-h.g,,g,.,,1B,, xx KH, HL 'hall Vw! wk 1. '. Mi if-1 ionhmmd cn 'W' Judy Usrey, Feature Editor W- Carolyn Still, Art Editor ' Linda Anberg, News Editor Newton Wivell, Sports Editor E VOCALILINS7 'V' x ' ' L I O X S Judy Smith nvw fiuonwun! own hqhwrs 19071181041 fi rapid Haiku, han now. M' n nv'--.1-dinlhe Hman.-it P f nf: L 'Q REPoRTERS M 4 u t- f.. l , , . - u N'-...gi Marcella Weston, Charles Mitchell, Lynn Walton, Mimi Travis, Ann Stoker, Louise Vanderplaats, Connie Hoblitt, Janet Collins, Jim Lovelace. AS CHA .Ili LIIR. an , HAS S . ...J .4 lv NIV? W HH GREE AND GOLD STAFF P , ff f Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Francie smith Lynda Graves Linda Bryant Photographers Jim Lovelace, Charles Mitchell Co-ordinator Marcella Weston lj AD SALESMEN BACK ROW: Jane Gillmore, Lynette Young, Judy Usrey, Jim Lovelace, Linda Bryant, Minon Meyer, Jim Reveal, Annette Pastorimi. FRONT ROW: Mimi Travis, Bobb McClellan, Diane Funderberg, Pam Baer, Connie Hoblitt. 7 A .ill RALLY COMMITTEE QF Dennis Payne Wiley Mr Borrego, Sponsor Carol Eddy, Rally Commissioner Jim Lovelace, Wiley, Bob Watts, Student Body President lt is this hard working g oup that makes possible the pep and entertainment present at all our rallies Besides the rally commissioner the committee is composed of the cheerleaders the songleaders the wileys the student body president and the student body advisor. This dedi- cated crew deserves much appreciation and recognition. LEFT FRONT Side to Right: B Yell Leaders: Elaine Crumpley Lois Barron, Pat Thiel, and Sandra Tweedy. Song Leaders: Carol Eddy Carolyn Fryar Marcella Weston Janice Boner and Carole Muzzi QNOT PIC- TUREDQ A Yell Leaders: Butchie Shell Judy Graham Doreen Harvey. 84 Butchie Shell Judy Graham Doreen Harvey sf? Y 1' Sandra Tweedy, Pat Thiel, Lois Barron, Elaine Crumpley Marcella Weston Carol Eddy Janice Boner Carolyn Fryar NOT PICTURED: ea? my 4 14 in A Yell Leaders TheYe11 Leaders and the Song Leaders provide encom- agement for our school spirit. Lending their support at the games, they spirit our team to victory. Song Leaders ,, 'fi' dero, Paul OD , Dale D lin Laugh vs ..- 5 rd 1- I-' va. Q.. .-4 FI1 -4 .-4 .C D4 1-1 -4 .-4 DI FE. .3 s: 2 fl Q.. O un ..- s- u-1 O E TI O I: 0 E O U Pl :x an - F4 GJ 'E 'aa .E 12 U U .-u v-1 42 - TE ea D5 5 ua 'W rd I-1 ni -D I4 cu DQ 5 O od Q E 3 -54 ni ID TI ni O .-5 v-1 ..-4 v-l F .D .D O Cf! ns 3 'U B 8 'S E-1 N ca. E o I-' O 53 O o LJ 2 I: GJ v-4 -4 .f-e E Q3 Vi 6-I O M 'U I-C rd I-1 cu D E fu 'cz U 5 E M. 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S GJ f-1 .E I-Y-4 G vs Z H. ru .BC O O Q IS1 I-4 aa P as Q :- 3 O- D- O PN bf 'u A r x I DRUM MAJOR Ralph Purdy 71 - 87 Pat Skinner, Manon Myer Joan Burbach. Barbara Burford, La Verne Radovich, Janet Duval, Carol Westmoreland, De De Mills, and Sandra Reynolds. MAJORETTE5 STANDING: Judith weston, Carolyn Lewellen, Joanne Steeley. KNEELING: Annette Pastorini. x 'VW -alum FIIQQP REEDS FIRST ROW, Mary Pat Adams, Betty Armstrong, Kathy Rouse, Diane Firebaugh, Judy West, Susan Azevedo. SEC OND ROW, Kathy Marshall, Eddie Harris, Roger Frances, Gay Sue Lorber, Jean Reid, Dianne Blair, Carol Love- lace. THIRD ROW, Kathern Payne, Linda Fox, Barbara Osborne, Ed Holcraft, Hugh Long, Alice Schneider, Betty Jean Carter. FOURTH ROW, Nancy Finley, Bev Booker, Bill James, Vicky Tune, Pat Jones. BACK ROW: Ray Garcia, John Woodman, Ralph Purdy, Arthur Beresford, Nancy Pretto, Nancy Barrick. 88 A 9' , YJ!! si BRASSES FIRST ROW: Danny Ray, Jean David, Richard Baldwin, Robert Greene, Janice Gaynor. SECOND ROW: Roland Churchill, Bernice Raney, Daryl Larson, Elizabeth Wandell, David Holman, Vicki Ystilart, Mike Laughin, Dottie Honey, Tim Paysen. THIRD ROW' Carl Baker, Robert Liljedahl, Tom Payne, Talfourd Wynne, Calvin Baker, Johnny Huff. BACK RO La hlin, Dale Dondero, Paul Rouse, Doug Hunt, Gabe Nau, Dearld Bottemiller , ' VJ! J . WM f elvis? ,QQ Ol T ,Qu , ZLL Qui ' M S5 fl J - .lklffqfw Ltftlw QA! f Aft X F if wif QW, QW 5 ,K QU WV , XR C- 4 LEW, WM 4 AW wi 89 PERCUSSIO E- n I -Ml 3 0 QW? QF: Gilbert Morrison, Nancy Finley, Allen Lehr, Bill Phillips, Pat Jones, Buzz Comer Janice Gaynor Mary Pat Adams Jean Davis Frances Azevedo Carol Tatloy Rick Fagnani PEP BAND BACK ROW: John Woodland, Ed I-Iollcraft, John Huff, Dearld Botte- miller. MIDDLE ROW: Allen Lehr, Carl Baker, Talford Wynne. FRONT ROW: Mike Laughlin, Bill Phillips, Dan Ray, Bob Green, Jean Davis, Nancy Finley. XVILDCAT BAND ly, I BACK ROW: Julie Madsen, Johnny Roys, La Verne Radovich, Janis Duval, Anthony White, Bob Alexander, Pat Davis, Mr. Gottschalk, Lorin Landsdale, Jim Magwood, Jerry Tanner, Clyde Teany, Mike Longeway, Rick Casaurang, Mike Lane. MIDDLE ROW: Ethel Costa, Sharon McCrum, Sharon Allen, Bob Baunhausser, Mike Gar den, Tony Baca, Lorin Fouts, Sandra Reynolds, Bob Darling, Doyle Richenburg, Cary Crabs, Eddy Bamett, Ronnie Robbins, Marjorie Robbins. FIRST ROW: Danny Quail, Donna Gibson, Evelyn Thygsen, De De Mills, Yvonne Nau Barbara Burford, Neal Weaver, Arlene Carter, Sylva Bargman. 91 CHORUS BACK ROW: Mrs. Swansea, Vicki Smith, Sylva Bargman, Pat Radovich, Bobbie Holloway, Vemon Miller, Steve Hopson, Sheren Allen, Carol Sharkey, Patricia Squires, Susan Penrose. SECOND ROW: Thelma Gruber, Janice Simonson, Karen Gratz, Julie Wood, Norman Linn, Joe Perez, Vickie Hayward, Judy Patterson, Diane Maxwell, Sue Gianola, Carol Watt. FIRST ROW: Jill Lorber, Sharon Nagle, Gloria Lemos, Marjorie Robbins, Jack Cassinetto, Dennis Hollcraft, Joyce Fields, Virginia Shelton, Norma Cardellini, Shirley Abbott, Carol Mae Heron. 93 BOYS' GLEE Sidney Denton Allan Glasgow Richard Ponce Mrs. Swansea Wayne Ratliffe Billy Sprouse Bill Schoonmaker Clark Houston Bill Flohr Tom McGrath James McMahon GIRLS GLEE Linda du Temple Rene Custer Alice Copeland Shirley Creason, Kathleen Farley Lois Lennons Cheryl Edmunds Carol Longeway Kathy Peter Mrs Swansea Janice James Kathleen Pitts Judith Weston Joyce Johnson Kathy Gonzales Gracie Flowers La Verne Radovich Helen Copeland Ethel Costa Kathy Carrigan Doris Carter Carolyn Kelley, Donna Thompson Sandra Herbert Anita Light Joanne Steely Nancy Van Horn Bridgette Matthews Joan McAl1ster 94 Q J 1 J I 1 J J 7 v ' y 1 J 7 y 3 1 7 J J 1 I 7 3 ' 7 J D y pull LQ! l 'BN ,JMS if' 2 ,,, wmmnv ' ,. ,mg fu A I-U f K., if if 9 Dave Slicton Sr. C CAPTAIN Jon Calvert Sr. C Nels Lewellen Jr. G 'Fl Mike Cassida Sr. G Mike Lane Sr. F. B. Silvano Maciel Jr. G. John Lackey Sr. E. Paul Sikora Sr. F. B. QQA79 OF TRANS-VALLEY Words don't come easy when attempting to describe this 1958 Wildcat Squad. They had everything a championship team should have: courage, sportsmanship unparalleled. From the opening game after the loss of key personnel for the season, this team fought its way thru tremendous opposi- tion in compiling one of the out- standing records in Sonora High School history. CHAMPIONS THE LEAGUE The Yuba City game best exemplifies this great team desire. Trailing 12-6 at the half, this great Wildcat squad came back in the second half and completely outplayed its bigger opponents. SUHS extends its utmost appreciation and admiration to a gallant band of determined athletes. David Tingle Soph. E Mike Kelley, Sr. E., F. B. Froane Sinclair Sr. E. Jim Spaulding, Sr. E. Tony Martinez Jr. H. B. 97 Duane Porter Jr. Q. B. CAPTAIN Dale Clifton Sr. Q. B. Larry Stone Jr. Q. B. Sonora 19 Sonora 32 Sonora 6 Sonora 25 E1Dorado 6 Oakdale 7 Dos Palos 18 Yuba City 12 S . , Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Livingston O 7 Escalon 7 20 Patterson 13 19 Ceres 0 34 Los Banos 6 Ken Hope, Sr. ,V . Rrchard Gywn, Sr. Manager ,A Mike Walsh Gary Njirich Jr. T. Jack Gardella, Sr. T. Chuck Donaldson, Jr. T. Doug Allen, Jr, T. Jim Proctor, Jr. T. Bob Buck Manager Bob Kahl, Jr. 1' M Manager , ,fm , 'N I. , M f,,.-,X rv' ,Q ,wh ,U ff x M cf- 2 I f 1 if F 3' 463 fm an w.1yl!,,w ,Q f .,',.- 'Wx 1' . If' I L. I 'N Q-swMf fi' vw , 1 I A! ll I P M f ' Q ' im' - A ,A 4 f- ? , f f gl' '.4 'gif 'Y ., w' . ,., A1 4' d , A J xa- f ,M 's , ,,..., , - ff-V , X. A+, ,A 1- -.. 4 . ea, A . N- ww f E, ff X ! w av wa if ,, ' ,, . 78 I- Pmfv ' , W .2 ,, , A - f , if - Whiz . 'G' rr. r 1 Y ,Wa t .., f A 6' 14 X v .gf-,ml A f 3 if f . K .-4' '-sig. ,f IV, , kv 45, iv, iv 1 'N 5 A if .y M NK' ff -- , J! kr I x w , A 5 1 va' , 2 1' -v I ' ' xv r' ,Q ken: ng L , U v, 'xx ,if . QQ 10 ,r wer LM,,,,, ' , ' 3 M 52? L If-4 f , www 56 2, ,wg M -v' u 1-1 ,rg fu -. , Mi: kk Xgj' ! . . 5 Eff lm if f ia, fl ,,-J , f. 'fe you , . X. f- A f f I' , msg M, K4 fs ,rf 4-.Ni .C -1 K, .1 awww V H3 L ' 4-WL 4322? s ' A '- , 4 bc . 'sn , I J, V 1' f '- V fr ' '- ff f x-vw zflffi V A, 114 if 4 bun ,f . r 'L H! v- '1'T'wf??5H M. CN '1 If J -fa. 5. 4-WE. f' ,. ,QQ f , ' s , ' 5 Y V EQ 2 0 . . .' .f ' A ' - 'A' -5 , '47-'vm 1 ,. . .-,,-gg' 1 ' 1, t ' C' .rt Q 2 lib- ff 'tffyf Bud Castle, Coach Garth Eaton, Coach .qc i .oaa 3, , wmv-' Xxffiiwks ' Ken Trout, Coach Pete Marinovich, Coach Probably the best B team ever to represent the Sonora Union High School is the 1958 Wildkittens which went into its final game with a perfect record of eight wins and no losses, This is a most impressive record, but a more salient feature of the play is the fact that the team was only scored upon by three out of nine teams, two of which were junior Varsities: El Dorado's JV's and Yuba City's JV's. Los Banos was the only B team that scored on the Wildkittens during their league games. Even then the Wildkittens only allowed one touch- down. This gave them a total of 219 points and only 6 points by opponents during the league play. This team is unique in one other aspect. lts success cannot be attributed to outstanding play by any one or two super stars. Rather, it must be explained by a hard-charging, smooth-operating offense, and a rock- ribbed defense. Our school is justly proud of its Kittens the fine record, and the sportsmanlike manner exhibited in all of the games. Sonor 33 El Dorado J.V. 12 'Sonor 27 Oakdale 0 Sonor EX 20 Dos Palos 0 X Sonora A r 14 Yuba City J.V. 6 Sonora V 47 Livingston 0 Sonora XX 26 Escalon O 0 nor 55 Patterson 0 A S Q 46 Ceres O Y, N S Sonora 45 Los Banos 6 Qi VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM -W George Arlin Jon Calvert Len Cassaretto Dale Clifton 2.325 X i ,. 4' .Y f . .Z'. 'YY Don Davis Doug Fuller Bruce Hamilton Phil Herbert Joe Hope Richard Liljedahl Norman Moe Duane Porter Larry Russell Froane Smclau' Mlke Southwell an-'lj ,Q-fl' 'ww' 'V A Dave Tmgle Walt Tweedy Robert Kahl Manager NOT PICTURED John Foxt Edgar Maddox .gi Don Thomas 'Q'- Les Sharrock COACH Bud Castle ...imc-11 Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Captain Bret Harte 23 Calaveras 21 Tuolumne 30 Galt 18 Livingston 25 Jim Leonard Paul Carleton LM 1 2 if. Bob Fisher Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora SO OR B BASKET 32 Modesto 18 32 Oakdale 29 38 Modesto 29 39 Oakdale 24 24 Saint Mary's 20 Co-Captain 5 a M Ken Mills Tony Baca C K :':' 1 1' 'kqiwa David Davis Roy Englehardt --f- ' R0g6I Fl'3l'lCi5 Eddie Harris LL LEAGUE CH PION S Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora 35 Patterson 28 44 Los Banos 35 43 Livingston 31 51 Escalon 39 53 Patterson 37 if W ' 4, rs vw 11 xl LJCILIIID Inu., LvA4ua5cA my Emest Meza 93 ,fl - .1 1 fi ,N , 'I' if -wa y ' .54 4 Rocky Peterson ' 'kyle Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora 37 Los Banos 39 51 Escalon 29 38 Livingston 20 46 Saint M31-y'5 34 NOT SHOWN: Tony Martinez, Don 61 Ceres 42 Wright, Allen Hamilton. Q, W ' 1' 9 .,,.,,J'9 IN- -.UI I -H-A.. I ru-nn 'klnfl-u neon uuiiya yqiuvia ...v.-.. .......-.--..,.- OE! Don Moore David Perrault by if' ' K , VE 4 1 is 1 sfiff 1. ' 2, 2 Larry Sheafe Milo Stone ,uve '-w WRESTLING 9!Q1Qh.s... 'KA 1 lm BACK ROW John Ruby Manuel Flores Mxke Longeway Larry Cabusas FRONT ROW Fred P1con Dav1d Pagm Denms Payne Jlm Teem BACK ROW, J1rn Proctor Chuck Donaldson Dale Dondero Dan Callahan Walter Fernades Ronald Gullett FRONT ROW: Mike Team, Danny Dona, Don Larson, Doug Comer, Robert Liljedahl. 108 TE N N 1 S TEAM gpg gosxl 91840 xc M650 owl sowwxeaw swMw0xs01-2 2 KM 'os o'oe,1 Yxoo fa C0 X N210 KN 109 Ofatox QQQ QQ, XXei YNQA wb 6 Y?-OX5-'iii emu 26' wh 980 0 ' I' af , I' W. i K 4 f , 1 ' 'Q 4 5 X f' . 6 ,K , , , ,, H 3 f f 5 -,..'- 2 A :Eff A 1 . ,Q . ..,, A L X 2 M X M ' 7 lx, ffi' W A . .., , - ,'-' .W g rw . M M ,gp 'f - in Q in 2 V: I . fx 3 ,ix 5 5 Xf,,i,.,: ' 4 9 vm, 4 x Pu Q 5 P Eh, L. JL fy' A fi A u k . 1 ff' if Q f 1 Q ff W Q fx E .. ,. ,, vi' 1 My X QW ,J X x 4 L N, 35 B Q :W ef ami ft xy, QA, N ,Uk w :F 3 A gg if Z? 4163 .Q--..., L Q , ' ,f x N , 'fri .ff ' ff 1 -' g D , YM' ' , 'W 5 JE' ,. M y ,sw 15' -ww z ? x v A , 1 ,W xf.X ,f, v', f'1'r zi vw 5 A we rg U. , s vii RP ,s r 13 f BASEBALL P ' 3.6-5 ., 'fy' 17,951 ' iff: s Q r V 1- 4.-me dr? ,Lim g, fr? . I W - r fgbxwi ra? FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bill McConnell, Bruce Hamilton, Bob Watts, Ken Mills, Doug Allen, Dale Clifton, Jack Gardella. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Buck, Ken Bird, Froane Sinclair, Sterling Phillips, Roger O'Hagen, Duane Porter, David Tingle, Leo Acker. TOP ROW: Jim Spaulding, Dick Patterson, Butch Pastorini. George Arlin, Jerry Phillips, Robert Kahl, Steve Anderson. NOT PRESENT: Eddie Harris. The Sonora High baseball team came in second with a seven and three record last year. With seven out of nine players back this year, prospects for the year looked favorable and as our book went to press, Coach Buck prophesied a first or second place. 111 afgzr Aff f'11 . tqqp :QL -1--1:-I' 'S .- 0 .W Q I! ff 4, I, Q MCRIA, Richard Patterson--the boy with a carefree smileg a boy whose love for athletics prompted him to be- come one of the best while his spirit and sports- manship gave heart to the teamg Dickie --a boy with a cheery word for allg a boy of sincere fellow- ship and ready wit has been called from us in the prime of youth. Words are inadequate to express the loss felt by the students and community in the death of this fine boy. To this youth, whose brief, sixteen year life left an impression on all who knew him, we offer our tribute and we join with his parents, loved ones and friends in their bereavement. CAST Rory Randall Mike Lane Doug Lorimer Joyce Torok Dennis Jackson Jon Calvert Diane Lane Richard Gwyn Carla Shaver Nancy Finley Carole Adams Karen Jasper Jim Lovelace Kyle Atkins Bill Phillips Lewis Williams Allen Lehr Richard Hinnen Pat Jones Jenny Erhardt Phil Bird REBEL WITHO T CAUSE ' o 0, , Q O Q O 4, 0, 0, 0 Q 0, , 0 'Q 'BRIGADOONH 9 CAST: Roy Lane, Sally Welts, ' h l hl' Mic ae Laug in, Ronald Robbins, Norman Q Carleton, Doug Greenfield, Bob Watts, Dan Ray, Mary Kate Gill, Diane Lane, Bonnie Cremley, Newton Nivell, Phil Bird, Mike Lane, Antonio Navaro, Kyle Atkins, Karen Jasper, Albert Bolter, Singers: A Cappella Choir Dancers: Under Direction of Robert Vallejo County Orchestra Sets by Phil Bird, Directors, Swansea Mr Ostlund Q O 'Q if NMA. 1 My 1 ix CVS O 9 - 'q 1 . a 4 a if 2 4. 1 . , ll- Qri ,Ls 1 f: -Sf ie. i'f '.'?JQ'b'X fl' ' O ' - ' ' ff!!-'ff gg 52 3:13 gt? -:E N-M311 'M' 3 NV,-, Xb? .XY 6 3 -. .hh dzgskbymv if f 1: f 3 ' 1' f v ' 1 . 1 ,f' ' X P U K' g Vx k V.,., x ' , inf Y 'JMS' M,-fi! ww. , M' lm, 5 , ff .QQV in 'wx Q11 1 ' Jw? F MARCH OF DIMES Q JOAN BURBACH, JUNIOR PRINCESS JOYCE TOROK SENIOR ROYALTY UEEN: PRINCESS: JILL LORBER, SOPHOMORE PRINCESS: VICKI TUNE, FRESHMAN S rigEAR Y was 50 EAP11-9 X 'N I Nw Q15 X ip Q A WESTON Ceo, MORE Sr. BABY PICTS. JOD 'H avis 52 Jane G1 more v BRJETY Get Off my back 81a Benem Talent ed B-2Seb all Tea 117 11-rot 1 Inf!!-or on U76 W HIL Don Thom2S M31jOIi2 Robb inS Annet t . 6 P161-ce ,A jpg The Athletmc Dw1s10H Pager, Co Carwsh Oo ' C 121 0081 6 eyes THIS ISE TERTAI MEN ? You1ik6 ir? Look Ma--Clean Feet! , an Gerommo' ' ' Oooops Ooooh--5t Bricker Bracka, Firecracker, Im just a lrttle OY 122 OP tickl ing n ' if s 5 I l' Siss Boom Ba fgiown VOu-,Q a DEI yj n ueeh MGI-HT H One of the Ceres Dearies 4, ,,r,7,:,,, . , Y! 1? . ss is gg, A ,NS Q ICQFIJKR 47112111 fi, -Q Y' uf Q dz., ., ff fu -V A K 'L ah ,A J' ' , wj. Go Wesi, young man, says Marty Jo fo Leonard, as Doc. Curtice sfcnds cpprovingly by, For The best in bufcne, feed, and qualify. J. s. WEST .sl co. 564 W. Stockfon Rd. Sonora, California Phone JE 2-7475 H Swwmbinhiorn - 160 So. Washington St. Sonora, California Phone Jff 2-T162 I-liar -,W ,.,..4-nn '4 SONORA INN 81 MOTEL Hospitality ofthe Ola' west with modern luxury. gif :BQ ll -in , u K K , M lg- , 1 ., - k' WI 'A 0 5, .545 lf. y vi , Y V 1 3 ,L W 3' x 1 3 rm . H-w S ' 'H ' if A 1 , S -., , v , , , fs 3 'iw I 1 -' V 43 1 I is F' 5.44335 l Q4 . ' kv- ff' 1' P ' Q. fr if M , 1 . . , E I 1-M 4 5 J J xx W x Y N lx I iffa ' .f 4, 4. , :gm 2 1 ,f Q QQ 4 , fix f A 'tx x ' Q A +A . , L 15 3 91 is 4 M 'lf all fi' ' ' og, , ,K q X7 , ,W .AN J XX X WL ,U 4 'aw M 6 2 1---w-.1 ff 'F , xv f -ffm-wr. A X xg' 5 , , lg 4 wgxx .A VV I 5 ' 4 - 8 .Ne t J: ' af 5 v , G W' x 4 A x X ' 9- f' QQ.. X. Q3 it f 4 . Q ' Q 41x fb fy , ,. Q ' -Q f-ff . xx x 6 A , , Q X 5 all F . 1 . X - bf' hx if s K N A I 4,-. . 'J A ' .1-fin-ffiwi-V f J' X 5 J ' t 1. 'Q -Q A Q ' if 5 rf' ' S. , , g . Q Y, x. ,, 3 it I ...aflffn Dfw T -1 , ,ifQ,.,5l. 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Z , Z , 1 1 f 1- xxxxxxxx XNXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX .4 ' is 233 -,Ti 21+ WE' V Ziff? fm H -if , f A wigs- Kfkiky A 'Veg 7 JHRQ : e V .L K ' 7 E. , 5 as ,,,-- IH Linda Bryant, who has insured the financial success of our yearbook, knows where to go for all other types of insurance as well. Sonora WILLIAM F. SEGERSTROM 195 S Washington Street JE 2 7168 Clerk Bonnie Baldwin's bright smile reflects 'the fine qualiiy merchandise handled by WOLFE'S DRUG STORE 106 S. Washington JE 2-7117 ' 4,,'. W my V AL, ' E f Q WN H01 -K f' Whirn, YOU! QQ Paulene Megiill. Larry Sfone, Roe Dyson, and Richard Sundburg enloy iust good food ot the RANCHO COFFEE SHOP 267 S. Washington JE 2-9969 4-,A ' 52215. YP' T 1-if in Jamestown sales high in values. Main Street, Jamestown YU 4-5223 wb ff X 'ff'-fu -Ls .1,,s. Zi a .un rgimap get .5 . Q' I Mama mia! What raviolis and other Italian foods are served at the LONGHORN and b such ex ert chefs as Annette Y P and Butch Pastorini. LONGHORN Brown's Flat, Sonora JE 2-9964 F xg v-we A-NQMM -+4-Q-1-.f 3 ,, Agri' Nfl? '53 Jimmy Leonard finds himself the center of Linda s and Connie s attraction In the beautiful new Pontiac from BOSCO MOTCRS 207 S. Washington Sf. JE 2-7247 Mimi Travis Julie Sfreka Make your car feel peppy and swell, get the best gas-get Shell 331 s. wasmngfon sf. MEGNA AND BROWN JE 2-4132 -0- BRGW Esnma ,inf x M,,,,..g-Y' 0. 'H rl' We strive to fi? you, says weary Maury to Kathy and Becky. BURKS' SHOE STORE 93 So. Washington Sf. Sonora, California Phone JE 2-4175 if 1 ,,,f ' ln the Mofher Lode 10 serve fhe Mother Lode. MOTHER LODE WHOLESALE GROCERY Old Jamestown-Sonora Highway Phone YU 4-5712 fn-51 A vp -f - 'QQ-f5','2f8.wg11' S' ' , gf' rxxg .. u K 43,6 my A 1 v 3 . 9 f ZW, 1 5 3 1 I L, 5 0 Q T5f,,g4g f V , ' f my -, A31 ' T, , , .HL .- ,- f ' M ffP .'-fywwgi. a 2 . Y -ny -M. 35533, iq' - wh A r Q ,ww ws N A Wigan .'f 9i :a,f 'vw 172 4 E u ' 4 s 5 Q gs I kv , . 1. sgf' 2 6 L la. . Pj it my 2 I b fm' ts . I V 7 2 1 fp, 5, I 'I I fa if , P 1 L ff n it 'J fir, i 3 ' C Q, , . QT? 5 T' SI' .' ,V .L - il , Q -M ,Il 5' a Q 'Yi A QR' SIERRA RAILROAD S . s-QS u I ' x . -.7-, . WR: ' We Ji -f. f xg 1 , 'A. Compliments of the SIERRA RAILROAD COMPANY Jamestown, California Phone JE 2-7883 ,. in.. Darryl Merrihew, a grad, fhinlcs rhaf MERRlHEW'5 AUTO With pleasure we have made phofos for fhis publication. PARTS are greai, even if he does say so himself. Besf wishes fo rhe graduafes of '59 M. B. Nicholson 8- Leah Beck, successors fo Tom 8- Mildred Shoob. MERRIHE W ,S AUTO PARTS 199 So. Washingion Phone S Sonora, California JE 2-7147 ff v '1'?'.T12i.f I f'- 'Q if 5 Ig, 5 2 gf 417 p:f, j.,Afi:-Q .wg , ,Lf Ed J., AX w L, LB? 3 if Ke 9: E 1 nf V x I , I -.g :, . , , A ,KYG if 5 'Q 1 .e ? ifflf Viz. I W 7 Q f f 8 , HA, mf . 5 Q 1 r' A :Q if ff' J 1 lf, . ,,,. LQ ' fm rd S 1 8 v, K J ww A an f Q 3 1' , , K . 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Stockton Street JE 2-4704 Sonora BUCK AND WRIGHTS' UNION STATION 125 N. Washington JE 2-4067 Sonora 4 51-4-- They said it couldn't be done, and it couldn't. Joyce Torok as a lady barber. Brother Les doesn't look too happy. But don'f worry boys, Joyce is really only the sweeper. Linda, .toooh hers on icicleln Ruth: No, you mean he's as cold as the cold of MOTHER STYLE-RITE BARBER SHOP Looe REFRIGERATION, the very best in cooling and freezing services for everyone's needs. Linda: Weill, gosh, not that cold! 13 W. Stockton JE 2-4021 5 'f' Bald Moumqzn Road JE 2-4079 Sonora 'axo- f-fr' 'Qs' 1953 WW: Maureen, Suanna, Tony, Jo, Karen, and Leah agree tha? Ba rafianal, ga National! DAVIS PAINTERS have real class. DAVIS PAINTERS NATIONAL HOTEL Sonora JE 2-4055 Main Sfree? YU 4-7974 Jamestown Even a moron knows that Boron is The best, say Charlie H24 IWOUI' 0I'f1lDUl0I'lCe Service Mifclwell and Kyle Afkins. TERZICH 8: WILSON ' RICHFIELD MAL S FUNERAL HOME Jgmesfown California 225 E. Rose Avenue JE 2-4585 Sonora ' 1 N'U'Yl M'ANf , y ft I h E I ' 1:4 Scotty, an adult, and out in the cold, cruel world, fills up the Jon transfers Greg to Chris, showing that no iob's too small car of 2 carefree SUHS seniors, Jane Gillmore and Annette nor too big for CALVERT TRANSFER, the place to go for Pastorini. your moving needs. SCOTTYS CHEVRON CALVERT TRANSFER SERVICE STATION 33 N. Washington JE 2-7602 242 So. Washington JE 2-2730 , -Kg ' -9' Sm' '898 MOTHER LODE FROSTY Chuck, who certainly didn't need it, getting plenty of help from Pat and Mimi in finishing his delicious orange freeze as Mr. William of the Mother Lode Frosty, stands by. HALES AND SYMONS S. Washington JE 2-7444 S. Washington and Short JE 2-3142 Complete service is the word for . . . K 'll lm 'h bBbW dC IEDDY, oisaiils, glxzeegnlg SZFCp:ZieHzva?,in3J ans an Gro Roses are red, violets are blue, flowers from SIERRA STUDIO best suits you murmurs Paul, as he bashfully presents Diane with a beautiful red rose. EDDY3 MOBILE STATION 35 s. washington JE 2-7673 342 w. sfkm. JE 2-4239 if , r f P All V A f' lf ,2 IV I JUG! K Ill, LP 5 'i 'v fl ,jf C 21 , Lge 0 Uv 1 A V J v, 'Ll' f 1 fx f KL ,Q JM V WM l I W 70 ' W l,Congratul to the Cla if 'X v X I - 1 algo? if Aki WM, 4 . 4510 L my ff I-fi' FREEMAN'S 2 X TEXACO Lollipops, records, dolls, tricycles, Easter baskets, and everything are found at . . . CENTRAL VARIETY g say Diane, Linda, and Marsha enthusiasticly. 98 S. Washington JE 2-5381 i I lflg 2 5 U GQOVELAND sip: MOD: I Don't knock your head against on iron door, says Bena to The best car service fond horses tool says Carl Le Blanc Elaine, Get really good food at the . . . proudly of . . . IRON DOOR CAFE. GROVELAND AUTO SERVICE Groveland WO 2-78l2 Groveland WO 2-7832 Pat, Elaine, and Bena, don't iudge o boy by outer things like cars, they look on the inside, as Happy Miller stands puzzled HCPPY Mille' and Pol Caldwell' enloy eating at its best ot the workings of the female mind. 0' 'he ' ' ' CRA W FORD BROTHERS CHARLO I I E HOTEL CAFE Groveland WO 2-7814 Groveland WO 2-7862 BOONE FORD MOTORS for cars of economy, durability, comfort, and style. 61 S. Washington JE 2-7477 Nelson Leidel, usually a joker, isn't ioking when it comes to good investment. He goes to . . . ROBERT E. COWDEN for big values and reliability in realty. Mono Highway JE 2-3073 136 S. Washington JE 2-7555 Manon Meyer, Doreen Harvey, and Lynnette Young CENTRAL DRUG CO., Your Prescription Pharmacy Exclusive Agent in Sonora for your Cosmetics: Matchabelli, Rubenstein, Dorothy Gray, Elizabeth Arden, Yardley, plus many more of your choices. We carry a full line of drug medicine. ll av- A, Aff TR .nam W inn... MOTHER LODE DAIRY Mono Highway JE 2-4857 Not iust a newspaper-a tradition . THE SON ORA DAILY-U IO DEMOCRAT Serving Tuolumne Count for over 100 ears extends con- Y Y 1 gratulations and best wishes for future success to each member of the graduating class of 1959. EDWARD'S No one knows better than these chow hounds Judy, Buzz and Marcello that EDWARD'S is the place to dine. 87 S. Washington JE 2-2792 Sonora, California RO' , ral fs . Kc, c,0 lQ1+6L Aw- 1 15 vofgifx' .5.a-rm Mr. STILL looks on in anguish as the younger generation, Judy, Carolyn and Ken take a try. INEQX .sf MINES SUPPLY 8: LUMBER David Pagni, a gold expert, instructs Linda Joventti to go to Yankee Hill JE 2-2562 MINES SUPPLY 8- LUMBER in Jamestown for equipment. Jamestown EN l-0852 4 we 4 3 Y I S I Eddie Harris, Bill Phillips, Janice Gaynor, Jean Davis These SUHS band members know fhaf fheir clothes ge! Congrafulahons to the Class of 59 from cleaner, cheaper af . . . MARKS CLEANERS. DON S MOBILE TRAILER COURT 38 N. Washington JE 2 7194 Jamestown YU 4 5314 3 l X r x t I -l l Two of SUHS's mos? illusfrious sfudems, Carol Wilder's for their school supplies. WILDER PRINTING STATIONERY CO. 17 5. Washington JE 2 4306 if WWW! A ff f'D,f'f0ffW , 91 Wa fb F PM f W ,A I A if jf 4 fifff? fi fy CURNOW S HOME APPLIANCES MODE O DAY PITTS STUDIO G 81 R SHELL SERVICE Ju LJ BAKER S CANDY KITCHEN -l-rtLat,71 VIC S CHEVRON STATION XI 'Vi DRABKIN BROS FURNITURE if 5-7 7 L SONORA BAKERY IHC H4 SPROUSE REITZ TWAIN HARTE VARIETY STORE ROBERT HOE PHOTOGRAPHER ' 1 TUOLUMNE COUNTY REALTY BIGELOW MORTUARY BURNETTE VAN 81 STORAGE BELL ACCOUNTING WENZEL S CLEANERS E741 7 DA 6, fwigi DORSEY sl TURNER Wax AOCL ORCHID SHOPPE Aeffk, QQ! PRINCESS SHOPPE OHCQ H1 JAMESTOWN HOTEL 1.5, cgi LQ HARRY HURST Sci V91 .6 nf WESTERN AUTO I1-ff Aw -51X D sf D TIRE SHOP MUNDORE S HARDWARE DEW PAULSON S JEWELERS QHH FYES 1 IJ MJ? .1 Y K ' ZJAJV X5 ,Af , XY f , , L f A 7 ' .X LUVLX5 . 4, 0514! 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