Gonzales High School - Spartan Yearbook (Gonzales, CA)

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wi an by 2.3 is a' v 1- M. , . .,1. ,,,,j 5 X ef I 'S , 1 xi bmw. Q1-fm, -x ' 1 W , i -2,Z5,'ffy.2 I V4 A xair-wfflixj s. I, ' ' Duma V 1. 4, -' K s 9 5- rr.. ff if 2 ,ff , i ,fl M: 1 K W' ss. ,,. ' f gy, S sf fs El' TOP ROW, lefl lo righl: Lupe Correa, Felix Provencio, Alfred DePralli, Lawrence Bosio, Eldridge Jones, Craig Wiley, Larry Truman, Ricardo Cuellar, Roscoe Anlrim, Glen Oqlesby, Howard Odiorne, Manuel Alonzo, Jesse Palacio, Mr. Burns. SECOND ROW: James Kosinski, Ray Rianda, Bill Callahan, Leslie Kinq, Bob Hoagland, William Gularfe, Bill Smilh, Elmer Pura, Vincenf Sias. Honorio Della, Richard Avila, Secundino Ferrel, Don Colanlro. BOTTOM ROW: Henry Sias, Manuel Marquez, Roberl Vasquez, Humberlo Ramirez, Tony Vasquez, Alfred Elias, Gabriel Relana, Amado Saenz, Don Gilclirisl, Gary Slubblefield, Johnnie Pedevilla, Willie Molina. 5' BOYS' BLOCK G The principal purpose ol Ihis organizalion shall be: Io cryslallize school spiril and civic pride: Io promole high srandards ol' sporrsmanshipq 'ro Iosler high ideals and 'Io promole in all ways lhe besl inleresl ol 'rhe school: lo encourage boys Io go our for sporls and help and assisl Ihe coach: 'Io encourage younger boys slill in grammar school by holding The annual 'rraclc meel al Ihis school. This is 'rhe purpose of lhis organiza- lion as shown in Arlicle II in lhe Block G Conslilulion. In looking over Ihe year's aclivilies one can see lhal Ihe purpose has been followed. An iniiiarion was held January 8 bringing in I7 alhleies, and a smaller one was held in Ihe spring. The boys held a baslcelball Iournamenl in March for Ihe grammar school and a Iraclc meer in Ihe spring. The Boys' Bloclc G and Ihe Girls' Bloclc G gol Iogelher in Ihe spring for a big barbeque, Ihal was enioyed by all. The gradualing class has I2 oulslanding alhleies who have conlribuled lheir loyally, sporrsmanship and unliring abilily Io live up lo lhe slandards of lheir school and +he Bloclc UG. They are: Leslie King, Manuel Marquez, Elmer Pura, Ray Rianda, Jr., Vincenl Siaz, William Smiih, Richard Avila, Honorio Della, Alfred DePraH'i, Alfred Elias, James Florenlin, and William Gularle. They have made 'lheir bloclcs in Baslcelball, Foo+baIl, Baseball, and Traclc. WILLIAM SMITH President WILLIAM GU LARTE Vice-Presiden? ELMER PURA Secrelary and Treasurer VINCENT SIAS Hislorian

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fu., lxffhs TOP ROW, left lo riqhf: Mr. Tibbells, Mike Gonzales, Gary Harney. Lawrence Bosio, Elmer Pura, William Gularle, Roscoe Antrim, Scolf Roddick, Tommy Gay, I-rank Vanoli, Mr. Taylor. SECOND ROW: Don DeRosa, Jim Thompson, John Baze, Sieve Prewilr, Larry Fifzwaler, Bill Osborne, Ray Rianda, Richard Avila, Larry Ramirez, Melvin Scolari, Silber. Lucero. BOTTOM ROW: Vincenl Domingo, Alfred Bosio, Henry Ghilardi, Don Harvick, Richard Greene, Tommy Willman, Bernus Johnsen, Eugene McCrae, Tony Rosalcl, Roy Felliws. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Ioday's farmer musl be a highly skilled person. I-Ie musl be a good businessman lo handle lhe planning and marlceling oi his crops. I-Ie musl lcnow when and how lo use Ierlilizers and inseclicides. I-le should be a good mechanic lo keep in running order 'rhe various machines necessary To lhe operalion ol a modern ranch. I-Ie needs Io be a good manager in order lo plan carefully his oullay for labor, seecl, ferlilizer, harvesling, elc. oi his crops. Members oi lhe Fulure Farmers oi America al lhe Gonzales Union I-Iigh School carry on a well rounded program ol iarm 'rraining in bolh crop and livesloclc fields. II exlends from farm accounls lo arc welding lraining. In acldilion Ihe FFA carries on a program ol social aclivilies and recrealion for Ihe membership. gg M ig I 'AW Roy reuows Prcs'denf 5 WILLIAVI GULARTE Vice-Presidenl RICHARD AVI LA Secrefary FRANK VANOLI Treasurer EUGENE MCCRAE Sludenl Council Represenlafive '. 1 W -ur u '- ' 5iHu li r ,Htl ESRMI. HSENVWSW ' ' fir fiakfh'

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and PATSY RIANDA Presidenl BERNIE N UN ES Vice-Presidenl AUDREY FITE Secrelary ANNIE DAORO Business Manager GIRLS' BLOCK G Under lhe leadership of Presidenl Pal Rianda, lhe Girls' Bloclc G sped 'rhrough an- orher successful year. Wilh our membership almosl doubling lhis year, if seemed lhal our plans were also doubly successful. The firsl eve-nl' on lhe calendar was lhe annual banquel, where l'he following orlicers were inslallecl: president Pal Riancla: vice-presidenl, Bernadelle Nunes: secrelary- lreasurer, Audrey File: and business manager, Annie Daoro. All our evenls, including pie sales, lalenl show, banquels, and lhe annual lie-up be- lween lhe local grammar schools, proved successful. Much ol lhis success is due lo our wonderful and aclive advisor, Miss Pervorse. TOP ROW, left fo right: Evelyn McCabe, Dena Shanks, Lois Taylor, Ruthie Barnwell, Doyleen Hooks, Lavella Dionne, Shirley MacDonald, Lois Larson, Lorraine Corda, Beffy Redfern, Miss Pervorsa. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Duncan, Kafhleen Callahan, Nancy Leffingwell, Nellie Vasquez, Bernie Nunes, Pal Rianda, Audrey Moranda, Annie Daoro, Virginia Grimn, Barbara Rhcads. BOTTOM ROW: Arline Pura, Verefla Bolin, Ines Rubbo, Bernelle Wimer, Marlene Ambrosini, Shirley Gnssa M O a S av f ,fl fl si we is