Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

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4' Back row M VVakem1n D Moen E Estrada Second Back row A Estrada R Villa N Sada J Gates First row H Jaster, R Cameron First row E Frame B row B Qouthwick R Sumner F Mecham L Edgar M Wofford Vfarxett L Akers L Vhllxamson A Vhllxamson ck row X Robmson 1 M lhx I I fum NI 1- IA K lxllbcln S VK ebbel 1 Edgar H s ter, B Sflllthwlik B Moore I uux P Rlaxton I L it Second row Miss Doser .I Vlclmnald I Jordan D Cuppers I Peuoz E Estrada D Moen B Plgott F Mecha,m VV Mdgetu R Xllla R summer First row I B bsm I Daw J Chlttenden I I R Cameron B VI offord E Andrews I Akers, G Oamelon Q Sour., P- Powers, L- Miner, C. Kilbern, D. CUPDQFS- M- Feliz. Miss Ruth Doser, Y. Roberson, E. Frame, B. Southwick L. Jordan, S. Webber.

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ORCHESTRA and BAND Back Row lleft to rightji Nellie Baro, Bob Waddell, Mr. Jenkins, Lupe Villa, Frances Met-hain, Roberta Cameron. Second Row: Alberta Seliuetz, Marvin Jaster, Roh Otto. Clark Iverson, Edsel Gould, Flmrlos Edgar, Roy Gart-ia, Lawrence Jaek- Qllll. Front Row: lVilma Maggetti, Shirley Web- l-wr, Ilill Valtlwr-ll, Barbara Pigzott. Mitzie Yuiilig, GLEE CLUB Left to right: Mitzie Young, Shirley Young, lmmtliy Cuppers, Lois Jordan. Natalie- Baro, Lonnie Killinn, Erma Jean Frame, Rhoda Sumner, Evelyn Estrada, Leila Cotter, Lei Nloizii l-Iillaviteli. Irene lray. Mr. Jenkins. he WAACS The California Scholarship Federation, or C. S. F., is restricted to people who make an average each semester of at least three A'R's and one B-R. If anyone is in the organization for six semesters, one of which is in the Senior year, he is entitled to a scholarship in one of sixteen colleges now offering them. This year the main project of the C. S. F. was collecting stories and games for the Station Hospital at Camp Roberts. The first semester, Ralph Kunkee was presideutg Shirley VVehher, vice president: Enola Andrews, secretaryi Noel Maddalena, treasurer. The officers for the second semester were: President, Enola Andrews, vice presi- dent, Betty YVoffordg secretary and treasurer, Noel Kladdalena. or C. S. . Scl1olf1rsl1ip for Srrfvifen Standing: Jimmie DeCou, Mrs. Fenny and Ralph Kunl-tee. Seated: Barbara Moore, Betty Xvofford, Shirley Webber, Frances Meeham, Noel Maddalena, Phyl Copp, Yvonne Roberson, Alice VVil- Iiamson and Enola Andrews.

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-'V--re V -aw, Back Row: Yvonne Roh- erson, Gerry Cameron, Erma Jean Frame. Front Row: Dorothy Cup- pers, Nlarjoriv Hvml0i'R0n The first meeting of the G.A.A. was Thursday, October 7th, 1942, with Rita Villa acting as president. The officers for the first half were: Erma Jean Frame, presidentg Janice Mc- Donald, vice presidentg Chesterlyn Kilbern, secretary, and Yvonne Roberson, recorder. For the second semester the same council was re-elected except that the position of secretary was given to Betty Southwiclc. The council decided that the interclass games would be changed to period games: each period's winning team would play the next period until the champions were found. The first sport of the season that was played was basketball. The 6th period really came through by beating both 4th and Sth period teams all the way through. The last game? score was 12 to 6. To prove to everyone that they were truly champions, the 6th period challenged the Ladies' Town Team in two games and were really victorious with the scores read- ing 12 to 4 and I6 to 6. After the excitement of the basketball games the girls took up volleyball with just :Ls much vigor. The Sth period team showed their ability at playing volleyball by com- ing out on top behind their captain, Helen Jaster. The last sport to be taken up was baseball which had not been completed at the time of this writing. But the -lth period team has proved very good. so they're entitled to their pictures in this annual. All the girls are looking forward to a play-day which will be held in the near future under the direction of Miss Doser, G.A.A. instructor. There were many girls who were awarded letters and three won sweaters or pins. The girls having 800 points received large orange A's and the girls with 1,000 points had their choice of sweaters or pins. It-CSF I -ts Girls' League Meeting Gerry Camenon G.L. President Girls' League Council x ,-