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

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har INTRAMURAL 1.-Champions. 2.-Whoa, Junior. 3.-Lonesome Stranger. 4.-Straight Arm. ,., - ARMY Due to lack of transportation we were not able to play interscholastic football. So instead of discontinuing the game we organized intramural leagues. The boys liked it because more of them got to play and there were more games. The student body also enjoyed this season of football because at least once a week there was a game. October 8-Platz O, Jordan 0. October 22-Williamson 12, Lee 7. October 29-Platz 14, Lee 13. November .6-Jordan 13, Williamson 0. November 13-Jordan 19, Platz 6 Cchampionsbipl. December 3-Sixth Period 12, Fifth Period 6. fA11-Starsj FOOTBALL -ln for the Tackle. -One Side, Please! .-Oof! .-First Down. .-Yvaltz lie Again.

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F. F. A. i i l. Edward Roza. fi. lfldxvaril Roza. 2. Henry Valencia and Louis Mark. T. David Smith, James Jenkins, Plark 37. Neal Troutner. Iverson, and Dale Poole. 1, Neil Townsend, S. Benny Jackson and Charles Edgar. 5. Atasi-arivro Future Farmers. 14. llale Ruskovieh and Mvrlan Poole. Our F.F.A. has been working toward the war effort in a big way. Under the leadership of Klr. Gills, their sponsor, they have succeeded in enlarging their activities to capacity, so that maximum service to their country may be rendered. Boys have been using a large part of their school time for vital work rather than classroom work. ln one of the pictures above can be seen a boy at work on the F.F.A.,s John Deere tractor. This particular picture was taken at the strawberry patch, where the boys have been spending a great deal of time lately. Other pictures show boys working with a few of the many boxes of young plants which they bave been raising this year. This has really been a great help to the war effort, due to the shortage of laborers. These small plants are raised in boxes inside the Agriculture Building and then are transplanted in the fields or gardens. Actual farming isn't all that our F.F.A. boys are doing, however. They are also working in the school's shop, learning to give good care tothe hard-to-get farm implements, and also learning to repair them should they happen to break. Due to the shortage of implements, this is indeed a wonderful thing to know. Financially speaking, the F.F.A. is over the top. So well have they done this year, they have been authorized by the school board to purchase themselves a tractor, harvester, and bailer. These purchases will probably be delayed, due to the war, but they have been authorized.

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DO-NUT LEAGUE Again, due to the lack of transportation, We were forced to play intramural basketball. There were two leagues, called Do-Nut and Pony. The Do-Nut con- sisted of four teams, Ray lXIiller's and Chuck Wescom's for the fifth period, and Bill Greenaway's and John Lee's for the sixth period. lIiller's team beat Greenaway's in the final play- offs. putting the Five Blanks in first place, Greenawayls in second spot, VVescom's third and Lee's fourth. STANDINGS- lVon Lon Pu. Hiller , ..,.. 9 l 900 Greenaway . .... 5 4 555 l'VesCom ., ,,., 2 6 250 Lee .... 2 6 250 RECORDS-- llost points for season: Bill Greenaway ..Y.. 52 Nfost points for one game: Chuck Wescom .,,... I4 Team with most points for season: llIiller's ....,.,......... 156 Team with most points for one game: Greenaway's .... 26 Closest game: lNIiller's ,.,,.,,. 12, and Greenaway's ,,t...,. ll Team with most points scored upon during season: VVescom's ..B,,,ww..................,..,.......,...,.,,..,,.,.........,, 145 Team with least points scored upon for season: fN1iller's ,,,..,,..,,,Y,,......,..Y,.,....,,w,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, r,,,, 1 01 - 1. Left to right: Leo Holland, Myrian Adams. Ray Miller, Alva XYilI'a.mson and Noel Maddalc-na. 2. Left to right: Joe Baldwin. Ted VVaddell, Bill Searle, Don Moore, John Lee and Paul Peterson. Back view: Coach Ewing. 3. Left to right: Roy Garcia, Ray Jordan, Bill Greeniaway, Lupe Villa and Lynn Cook. 4. Shooting: Chuck VVescom: Facing: Junior Parrish, Dick Gra- lmm and Jerome Edlavitchg Back: John Pittenger, Bonnie Gree- son :ind Kenny Hall.