Gonzales High School - Spartan Yearbook (Gonzales, CA)

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Second row: M. Schellhaas. Miss Pifman. J. Piini, B. Bauman, l.. l-lackworTh, N. Kerns, J. Shira- mizu. Eirsi row: N. Franscioni, B. BondieTTe, A. MeneTrey, l-l. Alcorn, E. Silveria, A. Corda, A. Brizzi, A. Taie. THE COMET The Journalism class of I936 was organized January I3 wi+h an enrollmenT oi TiTTeen sTudenTs. Miss PiTman. our insTrucTor, had The inspiraTion oi publishing a school paper. We sTarTed learning The TundamenTals of newspaper worlc, and plunged in. Since ThaT day. The class has progressed rapidly over The Tielol oT journalism and has published a weekly paper, The ComeT . The ComeT's policies are To reTlecT The loroadesT aspecTs oT school life, To keep school spiriT alive, To en- courage a TraTernal Teeling among sTudenTs, To esTablish and mainTain a high moral sTandard, and To do The Things ThaT will be oT some beneTiT To The school. The sTaTT TirsT appoinTed by Miss PiTman, which also has The diTTiculT Taslc of supplying Tour local papers wiTh news oT The school, has been changed buT liTTle To The presenT form. EdiTor-in-ChieT, Norman Kerns: Associaie EdiTors, Evelyn Silveria and Mar- gueriTe Schellhaas: CirculaTion Manager, Leamon l-laclcworThg TypisTs, Evelyn Silveria, Helen Alcorn and Angelina Corda: AcTiviTies, RosiTa Rodoni. Adriana Brizzi and Norma Eranscionig Boys' SporTs. Joe Piini and Allen TaTe3 Girls' SporTs, Angelina Corda and Helen Alcorn: Shop and AgriculTure, James Shiramizu and Bill Bauman: EeaTures, Evelyn Silveria and Joe Piinig OTTice, Margie BondieTTe: Jolces, Arcadia MeneTrey: EaculTy Advisor, Miss PiTman. 23

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Second row: M. Scl-iellhaas, G. Fanoe. J, FasseTT, E. Onell, D. Wells, Miss PiTman, B. Warner. FirsT row: O. Flamos. S. Frolli. D. Franscioni. E. Franscioni. A. SarrnenTo. L. l-lackworTh. HONOR SOCIETY Among The various organizaTions oT our school, The one we are mosT proud oT is The ChapTer 226 of The CaliTornia Scholarship FederaTion. The purpose oT This organizaTion is To TosTer a higher sTandard oT scholarship and broader ideals of service on The parT oT The sTudenTs. STudenTs earning membership To This organizaTion are awarded a noviTiaTe pin. and are allowed To reTain iT on graduaTing, providing They have been members Tor aT leasT six semesTers. A graduaTe who has been a member Tor six semesTers is also given a liTe-membership pin la gold C. S. F. Lampl and The chapTer seal is embossed upon his diploma. l-le is Then a liTe member ol: The Tederarion. t Ten poinTs are required OT each member, eighT oT which are earned Through scholarship grades, and Two earned Through oTher acTiviTies. Besides The usual noon meeTings, The members enioy d:lighTTul suppers, TheaTer parTies, and picnics ThroughouT The year. Members of The socieTy during The year are Doris Wells, Emily Franscioni. Georgia Jane Fanoe, Edifh Onell. DoroThy Franscioni, lvlargueriTe Schellhaas, Audrey SarmenTo, Shirley Frolli, Glga Flamos. Bob Warner, Leamon l-lacl4worTh, and Jimmie l:asseTT. 22

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Second row: Coach McLeish, E. ScaTTini, A. I-lampTon, G. Cramer. E. Breschini. A. Amaya, P. Barioni. R. Handley. Firsi row: R. Cornwell. T. Salmina, B. Boekenoogen, E. Pisoni, J. Shira- mizu, J. Piini. B. Bauman. Pal. BOYS' BLOCK G From The above picTure, one would suppose This year's club To be a large one. Such was noT The case unTil early in The spring when The maioriTy oT The presenT membership became Block G Boys. The club as an organizaTion was noT parTicularly acTive This year, due in parT To pressure oT duTies in aThleTics and also To inTrequenT meeTings. The Bloclc G Club sTrives TirsT To sTimulaTe proper respecT Tor The block an aThleTe wears and secondly iT Tries To inTluence all boys To enTerlinTo sporTs in an eTTorT To win a leTTer. The wearing OT an award on a sweaTer sTamps a boy as an aThleTe, buT his acTions and aTTiTude are whaT marlc him as a man. A club such' as The Bloclc G can go a long way Toward malcing boys conscious oT Their place in school and Their duTies as good ciTizens. As usual. The Grammar School Traclc lvleeT was sponsored and sTaged suc- cessfully again This year. This evenT has become a TradiTion and The grammar school lads look Torward each year To The annual meeT. Enough lower-class members are leTT To insure an excellenT club nexT year. More power To Theml 24