Manteca Union High School - Tower Yearbook (Manteca, CA)

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Jr. Red Cross Barbara Orr, Nruxv Iftliforg G. Rod- gers, R!'fll'l'.Y1'l1fdIil'l'Q M. Alves, Trim- urur, lf. Andro, Prrxiilmlq M. Ii. Spence, S1'i'r'i'lury, B. J. Connors, l'i1'1'-PVr'Xiil4'lll. Being hosts at the South San Joaquin County Tea, giving a fashion pa- rade assembly, having a nut drive, filling Alaska boxes, fixing Manteca Christmas baskets, and making a Red Cross quilt and layctte, sums up this year's Junior Red Cross activities. This is the first time that the editor of the San Joaquin County Junior Red Cross Bulletin has been selected from Manteca High. Frou! row: G. Rodgers, A. Giminev, B. J. Connors, B. Orr, lf. Osborn, N. J. Littleton. Burk l'ou': M. Alves, M. li. Spence, lf. Andro, L. lilliott, H. Nilsson, J. Norman, M. Mil- ler, adviser. EN! From' row: A. Galt, W. Parsons, B. Norman, P. Connors, B. Wilsoii. Seromf rmu: B. Con- nors, B. Orr, M. Pedersen, F. Miniaci, M. Norman, M. Clark, B. Friehurg, J. Norman, I.. Bianchi,1i. Andro, N. Littleton. Tbirzl 1'0ll'i M. Mendosa, D. Mendosn, M. Miller, :ldviscrg J. Logan, B. Brown, H. Silva, Il. Regcllo, L. liichman, C. Desmond, F. Richards, J. Galt. Bark muy: D. Smith, W. Ricger, F. Kepple, J. Poulos, J. Ridley, B. L. Perry. Acting, singing, dancing, or playing an instrument are the talents which one who desires to join the Masquers' Club must possess. To be- come a member one must try out and obtain the members' approval. in picturej. Evening meetings, which are held every two weeks, are informal and prove an excellent outlet for the idea of participants. The highlight of the year was the spring party and dance. V I lfrmzf row: L. Bianchi, Sernfny I Poulos, Sergeanl-al-Arms. But fe mu d D. Smith, Pr4'xii1i'nig lf. An ro V1 I'r1'xiili'nl, B. Norman, 'I'rm'u.rlm 1 not Masquers

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The C.S.F. society was very active this year. They held meetings twice a month, held a skating party, and took an excursion to San Francisco. Two delegates were sent to the C.S.F. Central California Convention held in Turlock. Seal bearers and recipients of gold life membership pins were: Elaine Andro, Dorothy Mendosa, Henry Pedersen, Bill R. Perry, Charlotte Woest. To earn this honor students must make C.S.F. standing for six SCl'TlCSfC1 S. Fran! row: D. Sarina, A. Cooney, G. Breikler, G. Poulos, L. Elliot, B. L. Frieburg, li. In- delicato, B. R. Honodel, M. Pedersen, J. Galt, L. Bidou. Srruml row: A. Bellu, V. Martin, M. Deloney, E. Ott, M. Clark, E. Andro, M. Rossi, M. Mattes, M. Mendosa, D. W'rigln, adviserg P. Tangemann. Burk row: C. Stenmark, T. Luppino, A. Clottu, A. Morris, G. lfubanks, B. Perry, Grant, j. Ridley, D. Mendosa, C. XX'oest, F. lndelicato, P. Tange- mann, A. L. Albertsen, H. Moon, H. Pedersen. C. S. F. P. Tangemann, Tfl'1IXlll'4'Vj M. Peder- sen, Vive-I'1'i'xiili'l1lg Galt, Vim'- Y Pl'l'5iAlt'I1fj E. Andro, Svnvhzryg l Tangemann, Pn'xiifi'r1lg B. R. Perry Pri'xiil1'ul. F '77 Frou! row: B. R. Hunodel, Commit- Frou! raw: J. Castro, B. L. Frieburg, B. R. Honodel, B. Cwenslcr, G. Rodgers. Burk -row: lm' Cbairmung B. L. Frieburg, Sr'i'r'v- fdfj'-TYl'tlXIlYt'f. Burk Vow: H. Van De Pol, 1'rz'SiJ1'r1lg B. Perry, Vim'- President. s. P. Q. R. B. Winkle, M. Miller, adviserg C. Desmond, E. Grant, B. Perry, H. Vain Dc Pol. After a discontinuation of one year, the S.P.Q.R. QSennte and the Roman Peoplej Club was reorganized by the Latin I students with Miss Marie Miller as adviser. A candy sale at the Los Banos football game and one at noon raised money for Ll Roman Banquet. Concluding the year, a Skating Party was held at the Rollatorium in Stockton.

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Manteca Future Farmers have had a busy yearg a few of their activi- ties have been: County and State Fair, hot dog sales at football games, Douglas Klinger winner at the Production Credit Speaking Contest, Father and Son Bar- becue, Donald Garcia placing fifth in Cooperative Speech Contest, Judg- ing teams at Modesto, Lodi, Davis, Turlock, and state finals, Raymond Antonini voted Vice-President of Central Region. l ir.it rout M. Texiera, C. Edwards, G. Vasconcellos, M. Palmer, J. Vossos, J. Abreu, T. Rezendes, L. Costa, D. Garcia, V. Deloney, C. Harnden. Srrvlnl rout J. Ryan, H. Fallon, G. Schugg, L. Gamble, W. Stuart, J. Thompson, L. Gomes, R. Cartwright, W. Dughi, J. Borges. Bark row: R. Kephart, adviser, T. Dutra, M. Bonnet, B. Bianchi, J. White, D. F. F. A. R. Antonini, Prrxillwzlg H. Goodwin Rvpurlvrg C. Tagliabue, Vin'-I'rv.vi Jvulg J. Theiler, TfL'dSIlVl'?', R. Al- bertsen, S1'vr1'luryg L. Richctta, Ser Aqmrlf-ul-Ar1r1.vq R. Kcphart, Alll'iXl'l' A. Cabral, D. Sarina, M. Basti. Klinger, L. Peterman, M. Michael, F. Ott, R. Berg, adviser. . 11' 4-115 S. Crivello, Axsisianl Fire Chief, H. Frou! row: F, Keppel, N. Baturin, J. Dickman, J. Israel, W. Parsons. Scroml row: H. Pedersen, Fire chief, J. Poulos, At- Pedersen, D. Smith, C. Miestrup, B. L. Perry, B. Schneider. Burk row: B, Lynch, L. Bron- sisfant Fin' Chief. zan, J. Poulos, W. Keppel, S. Crivello, J. F. Bisig, adviser. Fire Squad This organization of Senior boys, with some Juniors, again manned the water hoses and fire extinguishers during Hre drills. It was their duty to enforce evacuation of the buildings before reporting to their chief. Mem- bers were privileged to desks near the exits of classrooms to permit them to reach their posts quickly. The Fire Squad is a fairly recent organiza- tion, having been inaugurated four years ago.