Gonzales High School - Spartan Yearbook (Gonzales, CA)

Page 25 text:

Top row: Miss South, Roy Ford, Sally Cowan, Don Colantro, Paul Saldana, Annie Daoro, Mr. Burns. 4th1 Scott Roddick, Betty Jo Moore, Humberto Ramirez, Bill Yates, Eldridge Jones, Manuel Alonzo, Felix Provencio, Clifford Ridley, Mary Castillo, Melvin Scolari. 3rdZ Sylvester Green, Genevieve Ramirez, Roy Fellows, Lor- raine Corda, Craig Wiley, Delores Lovelace, Norman Braga, Florence May, Charles Lanini, Bernus Johnson. Zndi Andrea Mendoza, Tony Vasquez, Shirley Gnesa, Don Boysen, Evelyn McCabe, .loel Rodriguez, Elizabeth Morrow, Ricardo Cuellar, Marlene Ambrasini. lsti Bob Hoagland, Betty Redfern, Wilma Macklin, Lupe Correa, Ines Rubbo, Frank Vanoli, Bernette Wimer, Lawrence Bosio, Shirley Bales, Larry Truman. b?55.iE21'e 512601 Qfaas On Sept. IO, l952, the class of 53 entered the portals of Gonzales Union High School as mighty seniors. The forty-six seniors did extremely well this year under the leadership ot their Class President, Lupe Correa, Vice President, lnes Rubbo, Secretary, Wilma Macklin, Treasurer, Betty Redtern and Frank Vanoli as Sergeant-at-arms. Ines Rubho A big undertaking was the putting on of the Senior Play, V'Ce'P'eS'dem Glamour Boy, which was directed by Miss South and proved to be a big success both dramatically and financially. The Seniors made up nearly one half of the l-lonor Society this year, with ten members, Don Boysen, Charles Lanini, Joel Rodriguez, Marlene Ambrosini, Shirley Bales, Lorraine Corda, Shirley Gnesa, Evelyn McCabe, Wilma Macklin and Bernette Wimer, Many students also honored the class by participating in l-lonor Wilma Macklin Band, chorus, ,orchestra and in all sports during the year, On May l3, Secretary l953, the Seniors were royally entertained by the Juniors at a lovely banquet, which was followed by dancing. The annual Senior Ditch Day was held during the last part at the year and also the Annual Senior Ball, given in the school gym, was a joyous affair. As this school year comes to an end the seniors venture forth into other schools ot learning, to careers, or to homes of their own. The days at Gonzales l-ligh will always be remembered and will grow as treasured memories as time goes on. Betty Redf rn , Treasurer e by Norman Braga and Joel Rodriguez

Page 24 text:

INES RUBBO MELVIN SCOLARI Girls' League l-2-3-4 FFA l-2-3-4 Block G 4 Block G 2-3-4 Girls' League Pres. 3 Football l-2-3-4 Class V. Pres. 4 Girls' League V. Pres, 2 Talent Shaw 3 Track l-2-3 - LARRY TRUMAN Black G 2-3-4 Block G V. Pres. 4 ,Class V. Pres. 2-3 Football I-2-3-4 Track 2 Basketball 2 Band 2-3-4 Dixieland Band 4 TONY VASQUEZ Block G I-2-3-4 Block G Pres. 4 Student Council 4 Football I-2-3-4 Basketball I-2-3-4 Track l-2-3-4 Baseball 3-4 All C.C.A.L. Track l-2-3 Baseball 3 BERNETTE WIMER CSF l-2-3-4 Student Body V. Pres. 4 CSF Pres 3 Black G 2-3-4 CSF Sec. 2b Honor Orch 2-3 CSF Treas. Za Honor Chorus 2-3-4 Girls' State 3 Girls' League l-2-3-4 Pom Pom Girl 4 Pep Club 4 Student Council 3-4 FHA 4 Annual Asst. Editor 4 WILLIAM YATES Band 2-3-4 FRANK VANOLI FFA l-2-3-4 Football 2 FFA Treas. 3 Talent Show l-2-3-4 FFA V. Pres. 4 CRAIG WILEY C C AL. Student Court Pres. 4 Class Pres 3 Block G 3-4 Student Council 3-4 Annual Staff 2-3-4 Band l Football 3-4 Jr. and Sr, Play Talent Show 3-4 Annual Bus. Mgr. 4

Page 26 text:

wziofc Ufass Under the excellent leadership of Gary Stubblefield, President, Josephine Hook, Vice President, Nancy Lee, Secretary, Ruth Barn- well, Treasurer, and Amado Saenz, Sergeant-at-Arms, the Junior Class proved their ability as upper-classmen. Our financial status was greatly helped when we sold hot dogs, cakes, coffee, candy, and gum at the football and basketball games under the care of 4June Brooks, Jean Skanse, and Charlene Morris. Our class rings were ordered as soon as possible, and we received them in December. At the Homecoming Game Josephine Hook reigned as Queen and Joan Hook her assistant. At the games, Patsy Pura led the band as head majorette with Nancy Lee and Lavella Dionne assistant maiorettes. Joan Stockdale and Eugene McRae rallied our school spirit as assistant yell leaders and Doyleen Hooks led the pom pom girls in their first appearance. Jim Kosinski was placed on the mythical All C.C.A.L. and led the B-Section basketball teams in scoring. Patsy Pura was our Queen at the Barn Dance. Dena Shanks and Ruth Barnwell represented us in the Honor Society. Ruth Barnwell won the Lion's Student Speakers Contest in Gonzales. Dena Shanks was chosen to go to Girls' State and David Gularte and Gary Stubblefield were chosen for Boys' State. The Junior Carnival proved very prosperous and the Junior Senior Banquet at Mission Ranch was enjoyed by all. We wish to thank our advisors, Mr. Woodruff, Miss Fossel, Mrs. Bassi, and Mr. Harper. A Ruthie Barnwell Gary Stubblefield President Josephine Hook Vice President Nancy Lee Secretary Ruthie Barnwell Treasurer Top row' Gloria Guerrero, Fred Munoz, Carmelita Ramirez, Emiliano Gonzales, Livio Saldana, Tony Rosalez, Bob Hernandez, Henry Sias, Pete Cabanyog, Mr. Dean Harper. Sfhi Margaret Davalos, Lupe Ramirez, Roscoe Antrim, John Bass, Glen Olgesby, Norman Barchi, Don De Rosa, David Gularte, Humberto Zavala, Jessie Palacio. lth. Sally Holguin, Virginia Cothran, Myrna Wittmann, Louis Debelle, Jimmy Thompson, Jean Skanse, June Brooks, Charlene Morris, Joe Celaya. Brdi Lydia Urquidez, Ricardo Tapia, Raymond Valadez, Christine Caldera, Victoria Marquez, Fanny Exum, Amelia Sakay, Patsy Pura, Diana Hugel, Shirley Wagster, Amado Saenz. Znd' Lavella Dionne, Robert Vasquez, Alice Martinez, Richard Greene, Vincent Domingo, Doyleen Hooks, Dena Shanks, Joan Stockdale, Shirley MacDonald, Jo Ann Barlow, Mary Cassinelli, Mrs. Bossi. lst: Joan Hook, Ruthie Barnwell, Nancy Lee, Gary Stubblefield, Jo Hook, Ruth Gondia, James Kosinski, Hope Loya, Harry Singh, Don Gilchrist, Mr. James Woodruff, Miss Wilma Fossel l g, .t ,rf. N.- -c 1 W. ll'- R , K 3 l .. 4 Wx rt 4552?