Trinity County High School - Monitor Yearbook (Weaverville, CA)

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JU IOR CLASS OFFICER FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Ross, sergeant-at-armsg M. Gorman, secretaryg J. Logan, sergeant-at-arms. BACK ROW: W. Moss, presidentg D. Jones, vice-presidentg and S. Wikse, treasurer. The Junior Class began their third successful year by choosing these officers: president, Wayne Mossg vice-president, Dixon Jonesg secretary, Marcia Gormang treasurer, Steve Wikse, and sergeants-at-arms, Shirley Ross and John Logan. These officers worked hard throughout the year for the benefit of their class. The Junior candidates for Homecoming Queen were Betty D'Augus- tine and Marla Ghert. Betty was chosen over her rivals and reigned as the lovely Homecoming Queen. Patti Babson and Bill Lillie made the attractive carnival decor even more interesting with their presence as Carnival King and Queen. The Junior Prom was beautifully decorated to the theme of Decem- ber Splendorf' an appropriate title for an event staged December 6. The juniors have had a successful year under the guidance of their advisors, Mrs. Mebel, Mr. Whalen, and Mr. Ocock.

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SGPHOMORE CFFICER LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Farmer and S. Allen, sergeants-at-armsg J. Moss, treasurerg V. Harkins, secretaryg S. Smith, vice-presidentg R. Davenport, president. This year's Sophomore class did very well under the leadership of their class officers, who were Ron Davenport, president: Skip Smith, vice-presidentg Virginia Harkins, secretaryg Janet Moss, treasurer, and Steve Allen and Dick Farmer, sergeant-at-arms. Sylvia Schneider and Peggy Robertson were the pretty candidates for Homecoming Queen. The Sophomore representatives for the annual Harvest Carnival were Linda Cushman and Ricky Hunt. The Sophomore Hop was a very big success. The entire Sophomore class had a very successful year under the direction of their advisors, Mr. Forero, Mr. McHargue, and Mrs. Ryan.