Gonzales High School - Spartan Yearbook (Gonzales, CA)

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HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Janet Rush, Lorene H Vosti, Clara Brescliini, Barbara Lilley, Rosaline Vosti. SECOND ROW:Madge Bellamy, Miss South Faye Franscioni. BOTTOM ROW Wilma Giacomani, Bobby Bloyed Janice Binsacca. i A Iylk' mls av tm Q - 5, ,az ,wk inf' as ssl ui ,-rgsqzr' 1 rms: V, ,,,... ver K -Q, - 1 3 ii In . 3 President: JANET RUSH Vice-President: LORENE VOSTI Secretary: ROSALINE VOSTI HONOR SOCIETY Well, this year the Honor Society has clone its yearly bit of mischief with a larger group than the previous year. At the beginning of the first and second semesters, initiations were held which were accompanied by luncheons. Dur- ing the second semester The Cat and the Canary, a movie sponsored by the Honor Society, sent chills up and down the backs of the Student Body. A more notable event of the year was the publishing of the Lemon, the Honor So- ciety's version ol the Cornet. All members Worked hard on it, and the Future Freshmen, who were visiting that day, enjoyed it very much. I7 fa M' Us 1 si

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L 153757555 CABINET TOP ROW: Raymond Belli. Ralph Warner, Miss Snell, Mr. Force, Henry Mocettini. SECOND ROW: Wilma Giacomazzi, Janet Rusli, Lucille Pura, Patricia Fellows, Elsie Bassi, Janice Binsacca. -.--S-Q me --, 231 1511. JANICE BINSACCA RAYMOND BELLI FAYE FRANSCIONI Student Body President Vice-President Secretary CABINET The cabinet represents the entire Student Body and large organizations of the school. ' Regular Cabinet meetings are held which are attended by Student Body offi- cials, annual Editor, Class representatives and the boys' and girls' Athletic Managers, and two faculty representatives, Miss Snell and Mr. Force. All business of the Student Body is primarily discussed in the Cabinet meet- ing, then if thought Worthy of the Student Body, it is brought before it for con- sideration. This year each class put on an exceptionally good program, for an assem- bly. A prize was given for the best performance and the sophomores with their splendid acting Walked off with the prize. , The cabinet members are such a co-operative group that it has been a pleas- ure Working with them. I6 Faye Franscioni, Betty Binsacca, Eleanor Rosa. BOTTOM ROW:

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FUTURE FARMERS This year's group of Future Farmers continued to live up to the tradition they set since the war began . . . that of PRESENT FARMERS. lt is interest- ing to note that the relatively small number of upperclassmen really carried on a farming program worth mentioning. The eight upperclassmen, in addi- tion to attending school and carrying on their F. F. A. projects which showed a labor income of S3,2U3.45, averaged 800 hours each or an average of 15 hours a week per student yearly for the 52 week period spent for himself at the home ranch. The other ranching group made up of freshmen show lOU per cent home projects plus the many hours they, too, spend assisting in the labor shortage. Among the activities taking place this year were: Picnic and barbecue in the fall, initiation of Green hands to the Chapter Farmer degree held in Salinas, the annual F. F. A. Barn dance, dinner and show in Salinas, and finally to round up a successful year a picnic and berbecue in the spring. we ,, r- ,, it V v S... H , Ie, .f-H:1,.frf1e.,,-.51 FUTURE FARMERS TOP ROW: Mr. Pappas, Raymond Gularte, Tornmy Hambey, Franlc Hoolr, Elmer Guidotti, Harry Im- wallee. SECOND ROW: Henry DePra'Hi, Johnny Marci, Bill Koester, Leslie Rosenblati, Eddie DeCarli. Leonard Allen. BOTTOM ROW: Dean Daniels, Jerome Pura, Arthur Biogoni, Sergio Casacce, Alfred Basetti. President: BILL KOESTER V. President: LESLIE ROSENBLATT Secretary: SERGIO CASACCA ff' . T Q' T TY? ' ' B s H it s M ,R if 5, ' ,,,--'.- ...:' ' - E H Eff- it U, .1 1 S I X , ., za sn - E in r . :. A is H 1 , T Y I Z is E ji ll 1 2. HB, 31.1 , X K .i -L ,- if L?-I-M ' - 2 :r 2 I! dk' . is gi is I r sr 4,1 f ' wife N .ann ,Mr5,,Y,m..n,,t,s.- ,, w,..s. ,- -. H-r