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

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There was much laughter and many mistakes as the more daring souls practiced the new dance, raspa . Although Cornelia Galt and Jack Leach seem to have conquered it, Margie Little is still bewildered by the whole thingy At any social gathering in lvlanteca land we suppose, anywhere elsefl refreshments always seem to be in order At lVlUl-lS it is only natural to see these happy people eating and resting at the close ot an eventful evening. And sure enough, there it is, peeking out trom underneath Myrtle Curry's table-a sock! 43

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Songbirds Tillie Esteves, Wally Shirk, and Truman Collins are hurrying toward chorus for fifty-five minutes of making merry musicl Not so enthusiastic is Pat Woodworth, bringing up the rear-maybe she had a frog in her throat, The first football rally of the year-and for the seniors the starting of their last high-school football season, What a glorious and unforgettable season it was. Cnce the cheering got started the seniors joined in and never stopped until they cheered their boys on to the championship. 45 lf 7th period gym weren't already rough the introduction of a new sport made it even more so. Tumbling added its bit towards making the gym the most danger- ous spot in school, l-lere is a shining ex- ample as Bob Williamson, who looks as though he is a casualty of former ven- tures, cheers the boys on to greater heights. Even though most of these pyra- mids ended in a scramble of arms and legs, the boys, and girls, too, had a lot of fun, and tumbling has come to stay at M.U.l-l.S,