Monterey High School - El Susurro Yearbook (Monterey, CA)

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N 'N A ix El Sumo 1 Q 3 o 'Q ' so ' 'lb' The class officers were: john Rockwell, President, Wm. Dickinson, Vice- Presidentg Gretchen Schoeninger, Secretary, Emmet McMenamin, Treasurer, Rosamunde Estrada, Yell Leader. On September 20, the Sophomores gave their highly successful Seaman's Ball, a nautical affair of the best variety. Fish nets were draped over the walls, propellors were scattered over the gym, port holes through which could be seen nautical animals were pasted on the walls, small yachts were suspended from the ceiling, and colored lights were flashed from the stage. The Sophomores have clone their best to make this year at Monterey High a successful one. ' PAGE TWENTY

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il 'y Q ,rr IO! lk - 594 El Susumvo I 9 3 O john Rockwell William Dirkinmn Gretchen Scboeninger Pres. V. Prer. Sec. CLASS GF '32 ww Last year's Freshmen proved their Worth this year in the three most important Helds of, high school activities: scholarship, athletics and society. Sophomore members of the Honor Society were: Nadine Fox, Helen Chap- man, Frances Gonzales, Dorothy Harvey, Wilson Has, june Harper, and Yoshi Higuchi. This year the Sophomore boys who helped to make up Monterey's champion- ship football team Were: john Beron, Frank Cardinale, John Campbell, Alfred Dutra, Adam Balcena, David Graxiola, and Trueman Scarlett. The boys were equally valuable in basketball. Adam Balcena, Alfred Dutra, john Beron, Charles Dantibo, John Riordan, and john Campbell were the participants in this sport. The Sophomores girls were ranked near the top this year. The most notable were: Alce Augusta, Ruth Benadom, Elsa Kuswalt, Dorothy Maddock, Nadine Fox, Dorothy Harvey, Gretchen Schoeninger, Virginia Lee Schulte, and Carmen Gene Taylor. PAGE NINETEEN

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I Y a El Susuvrfo l 9 3 O .wif f V Y vm, YY, f ,,,- ff, f 757, ,af ,,.: , , ,-- , , C . f-. IW jack Bordegaray Josephine Sparalirzz Elayne Lawton Preiidenl Vice-Prerident Secretary p CLASS OF '33 ww With little of the proverbial greenness usually displayed by Freshman, the Class of '35 has successfully completed its trying first year with exceptional dignity. With Herbert Mayes as President, jack Bordegaray, Vice-President, Richard Sears, Secretaryg Virginia Hastings, Treasurer, john Martin, Merit-Court Representative, and Melba Clickard, Yell-leader, the class sailed along smoothly until the first part of the second semester, when it became necessary to elect new class officers, as the President and Secretary became sophomores. Those elected to replace the vacancies were jack Bordegaray, President, Jose- phine Sparolini, Vice-President, and Elaine Lawson, Secretary. At Christmas time forty-nine new Freshman entered, raising the class mem- bership to one hundred ninety-eight, the largest Freshmen class ever enrolled at M. U. H. S. PAGE TWENTY ONE