Gonzales High School - Spartan Yearbook (Gonzales, CA)

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Second row: E. Breschini, J. Piini, R. Rianda, J. Fasseff, A. Johnson. Firsf row: G. Long, Z. Self, M. Machado, A. Corda, A, Brizzi. JUNIORS Nexf year we are going fo do 'rhings for fhis school-more sfudenf body acfivifies, more fun. Probably we'll malce up mosf of fhe orchesfra and def- inifely, we'll be 'rhe feams. Since we're an unusual class we have unusual fufures in fronf of us. Among our ranks in forfhcoming years will be found a famous acfor, champion hog caller, holiesf of Holy Rollers, sfurdiesf of foofball heroes, a member of fhe brain frusf, a pofenfial Kreisler, a mayor, a yodeler, a siren or fwo and guife a number of rufrhless hearfbrealaers. However, fhis is foo far away fo be anyfhing buf a dream. Af presenf we are preparing ourselves fo be Americas fufure. Of course fhis requires a huge amounf of menfal acfivify, day dreaming, and planning, which we handle during classes-fhen af nighf we false up fhe business of living. We are remarkable because of our capacify for pleasure-because we can laugh so much. Our manner, fhe unfriendly word spoken by fhe friendly voice. fhe unfriendly face wifh friendly eyes, malces living a simple affair. Our language. our sense of humor, our cusfoms may be queer, buf fhey give us a beffer under- sfanding of each ofher-a closer relafion wifh each ofher. If malces a happier world of youfh. I5

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1 - Mi I - , ,. 1 , V . Q 4 A Second row: J. Franscioni, A, Silveria, A. I-IampTon, I-I. Widemann, R. Rosso, B. Bauman, I. I-IaTTori. FirsT row: T. Schadeck, G. Fanoe, I.. Collins, N. Jones. E. Onell, F. Plummer, R. Courriiou. JUNIORS Well, here we are! ThaT lively Junior Class oT '37 made up oT some oi The TinesT looking boys and girls in The school. We may be The smeIIesT class in school, buT whaT we lack in numbers we make up in amloiTion and abiliTy. When we sTarTed as Treshmen, we were righT aT The Top and we're sTiII There. The nexT Time you're looking over The schooI's acTiviTies Take a look aT The I-lonor SocieTy's roll, Tor if you look closely you'II see ThaT one Third oT The Honor SocieTy is made up oT Juniors. IT you are one OT The lucky people Thar had The good TorTune To see The Junior Play. you no doubT came To The conclusion ThaT our class is made up of greaT acTors and ac:Tresses. Our lively looys Take an acTive parT in aThIeTics. and several boys have earned Block G's . Speaking of sporTs we musT noT Torc3eT The girls, Tor several girls have earned Block G's . Well, as I said before, we sTarTecI school righT aT The Top and we inTend To sTay There unTil we Tinish. I4

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FourTh row: A. HampTon. A. Van Scoy, V, LaTranchi, J. Roddick, D. Franscioni, A. Sommer. G. Marhoflce, E. Bufler, B. Fanoe, R. Handley, B. BondieTTe. Third row: V. Sorensen, O. Panziera, C. Sorenson, R. GaleTTi, K. Morisoli, A. TaverneTTi. E. FinaTTi, G. Binsacca, V. Panziera, H. Poirer. Second row: F. Capaci, L. Horr, G. Cramer, M. I-laTTori, E. Salcoda, C. Smock, D. Plummer, M. Lucich, J. Franscioni. FirsT row: A. VosTi, R. SilasTre, J. Tash, E. MaThisen, A. Binsacca, T. Shiramizu, H. Asmussen, R. ScoTT. SOPHOMORES We're The Sophs! We're clearer and know enough To be conceiTed abouT our clearerness. The usual saying abouT Sophs- They have all The Tire oT wisdom running Through Their veins, buT iT hasn'T reached Their heads yeT -doesn'T apply To us. When we changed Trom grammar school To high school we seT our minds on whaT was good To geT ouT oT high school, and we're geTTing iT. We look aT liTe wiTh greaT enThusiasm. The boys and girls in our class are disTinguishing Themselves in scholarship, acTiviTies, aThleTics. Why shouldn'T we be conceiTed? The members oT our class who made TirsT Teams in sporTs are: Gale Mar- hoTlce, Lois Horr, DoroThy Franscioni, Rena GaleTTi, Virginia LaTranchi, Doris Plummer, Barbara Fanoe, George Cramer, Richard Handley, Archie l-iampTon, and Royal Thoroughman. The membership oT The Scholarship SocieTy, The Girls' League, The Boys' and Girls' Block G clubs, and The Archery Group have all been much larger as a resulT oi our parTicipaTion. AT The beginning oT The year we gave The incoming Freshmen a REAL PARTY, and all Through The year They've Tound us helpTul Big BroThers and SisTers. So in The Tace oT all This, we ask you again-why shouldn'T we be con- ceiTed? I6