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

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Row li llett to rightl Myrtle Curry, Tommy Davis, Leo de Graaf, Mary De Leon, Earl Derby, Beverly Derrick, Alice Duarte, Frank Duran, Row ll: Walter Edwards, Ramona Eichott, Ruby Elliott, Gail Elliott, Marion Elliott, Evelyn Ferreira, Merelin Foss, Katherine Foster, Row lll: Margaret Frohardt, Darlene Fry, Arlene Furtado, Bill Gibson, Marie Goings, Wilma Golding, Truman Goudy, Barbara Green. The class was led throughout the year by Jack Williamson, president, Glen Buck, vice-president, Joan Lombardo, secretary, Pat Morris, treasurer, and Manual Cardoza, sergeant at arms. The class has been active in all sports and has participated in student activities in the school. Rovv li llett to rightl Stanley Harris, Clarence Harvey, Keith Heinsahn, Areline Hicks, Barbara Hope, Malcolm Huckabee, Dorothy Irvin, Phyllis Jay, Row ll: Gene Johnson, Morris King, Harry L.auderbaugh, Bonnie Lauritson, Joan Lombardo, Carl Lycans, Betty Lucas, Richard Mabee, Row lll: Jack Marrs, Joe Mattes, Duane Mayfield, Leslie McCurdy, Carol McGraw, Jim McKee, Wanda Meeker, Carl Melchert, Row IV: Rosemary Mello, Lee Ann Merjono, Mary Sue Millner, Ernest Moniz, Sally Moreno, Pat Morris, Dolores Navalta, Lucille Nichols. 4l

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Row l: Cleft to rightl G, Buck, J. Williamson, J. Lombardo, Row ll: Advisor, Mrs. Downer, P, Morris, Advisors, Mr. Norton, Mr. Yakopin. ' This year's sophomore class was one ot the largest in the history ot the school. One hundred and forty-two students were enrolled. Starting the year traditionally, the sophomores elected officers. Row li Cleft to rightl Carol Adams, Joe Anderson, Peter Aldrich, Wayiwe Alves, Roger Anderson, Joann Anderson, Judy Arbuthnot, Pete Arizcuren, Rovv lli Anthony Azevedo, Ernest Barlow, Barbara Burson, Dorothy Best, Rosemarie Betschart, Rex Blocker, Mary Bodin, June Borges, Row Ill: Joanne Brandovv, Irene Brazil, R Brudernich, Glen Buck, Lillian Bunker, Gene Beatle, lrene Capral, Malrubio Cabrera, Row IV: .Joe Camaro, Mary Belle Conde, Manuel Cardoza, Ted Cassidy, Guy Chamberlain, Lela Mae Copeland, Marlene Costanzi. -- - .1 +?i' f 'ff fisgge , 1'-2 ,

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lt there's one thing that's taboo at a sock danceeeitfs shoes. Mary Etta Peerson and Frankie Webb didn't let anyone get past the door with shoes on and Jr R. Long is sacrificing shoes and dignity tor tun and corntort. Pair atter pair ot brightly colored socks march- ing around in a circleiiudges Mr. Phillips and Mr, Yokopin had to decide which were brightest, Shirley Jacldich and .lack Keisner were chosen as having the loudest taste in socks, Their prizes? what elseea pair ot bright yellow socks! Dancing in their stocking teet was a new experi- ence tor rnost ot the people there but trorn the happy expressions on the taces of the dancers the introduction of the sock dance at Nl, U. l-lr S. can only be described as a sensational successl i 42