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

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'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..

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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

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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'