Gonzales High School - Spartan Yearbook (Gonzales, CA)

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..- Top: Harold While, Walter Buckley, James Okamoto, Tom Nomura, Jackie Franscioni, Ernest Corda, Fulvio Brazzi, Robert Scearcy. Center: Norman Peterson, Gerald Bougher, Mikazu Yamasaki, Elida Diaz, Caroline Selva, Erma Ma- donna, Josephine G-aqgini, Bill Bontadelli, Tom Harney. Bottom: Mayble Uldall, Elsie Luchessa, lris Gutierrez, Emily Cavalli, Theresa Zani, Mildred Hynding, lrene Finatli, Vivian Campilli, Arvilla Schiekele, lda Galetti. Top: Fred Milruni, Joe Simonelti, David Perez, Mase Kishiyama, Fred Weybret, Sammy Matsuda, Arthur Brazzi, Bob Baumann, Bob Boekenoogen. Center: Gene Sanderson, Adolph Brusa, Herman Machado, Betty Sommers, Neta Jones, Edith Gillis, Mary Ellen Whalen, Kathleen Harney, Floyd Wilkerson, Raymond Adams. Bottom: Carolee Hansen, Denise Franscioni, Jeannette Frolli, Elsie Buzzinl, Wilma Buzzini, Virginia White, Arline Jones, Sabina Oreggia, Elsie Simonetii, Alice Tonini, Mary Silveria. HENRY CORDA, President. ALICE TONINI, Secretary. TENTH YEAR STUDENTS We're the Sophs and We have already finished one-halt of our high school career. Even now we are looking forward to graduation, and hope to enter a uni- versity, or secure a good position. Our big eyent of the year was the Freshmen initiation-and what a success. The Sophomore boys played a great part in football and basketball, and the girls attained membership in the Honor Society. xl7::

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L isis ...I as Top: Albert Laman, Gene Bisi, Leo Cassina, Eddie Tonini, George Oriarte. Center: James Kato, Vernon Hiserman, Milton Rianda. Miss Secrest, Eva Mae Thompson, Clarice Johansen, Robert Hansen Leanord Self, Mr. Alcorn. Bottorn: Bernice Harder, Bruna Tosoni, Olga Selva, Vivian Acosta, Jganna Franscioni, Olga Flarnos, Edith Vosti, Esther Vosti, Cerina ani. Top: Orrin Harder, Earl Cassatt, Donald Osborn, Kenneth Fredson. Center: Bob Bianchi, Q, L. Tl-irall, Andy Sorensen, Juanita Alcorn, Ardene Eckford, Shirley Frolll, Anlcer Fanoe, Fred Bontadelli, James Tash. Bottom: Marion loppini, Lydia Pincini, Gloria Juri, Florence Cornwell, Joanna Hunt, Joine Collins, Enid Lovett, Lillian Wurzf, Florence Scott. KENNETH FREDSON, President. LYDIA PINCINI, Secretary. ELEVENTI-I YEAR STUDENTS The successful career of the Class of '39 has been brought to a close. The class has been outstanding for its interest and spirit in all Worthwhile affairs during its past three years in school. To us, as upperclassrnen, falls the responsibility of seeing that the school traditions are upheld in the following year to come. The lunior jarnboree and dance were our social activities of the year, and proved to be a great success. The lunior class was well represented in athletics and scholarship through-f out the year. aloe -Gulp' SKY: , 'Er

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Top: Louie Nunes, Arnold Morisoli, Clarence Vosti, Leo Bigiogni, Reno Breschini, Harry Rhodes, Paul Bassi, Morris Cassinelli, Robert Bernard, Center: Frank Cotta, Wallace Cassatt, Dick Baumann, Mary Walker, l-laroldene Vaughan, Genera Figueroa, Donald Bontadelli, Tatsuo Matsuda. Bottom: Paula Bianchi, Dorothy Griffin, R'Vella Laman, Shizue Hamamura, Florence Howell, Shirley Sommer, Lillian Brazzi, Wilma Emery, Paterica Binsacca, Betty Hynding. Top: Bill Vostl, John Moffitt, Artemeo Areia, Bob Dennis, John Zanetta, Elmer Ghezzi, John Lazier, Jim Menetrey, George gugimoto. Center: Malor Walker, Melvin Sousa, Verne Gutierrez, Lois Pura, Lucy Rubbo, Elmer Morisoli, Dick Helm, Dale Austin. Bottom: Eva Javier, Mary Luchessa, Orella Yop, Dorothy Vosti, Dora Senestraro, Wanda Buckley, Mary Barchi, Norma Jean Brazeal, Jean Claussen, Georgette Mathisen. DICK BAUMANN, President NORMA JEAN BRAZEAL, Secretary. NINTI-I YEAR STUDENTS On August 30, 1937, we made the entrance into Hiqh School that we had looked forward to so lonq. How mysterious it all was at first. We remember distinctly the pityina glances We received from the Seniors as they tiled into the gym. Now at the end of our Freshman year, we look forward to our own Dumb Frosh to tease and we hope we can do as much for them as the Sophs did for us this year. - 44182