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

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4. ' EI Susurm l 9 3 O 160 ' ' U ' ' ' Q9 EL SUSU IQIQO STAFF W Striving to keep up the high standard as well as the Spanish atmosphere of last year's El Susurro, it has been the aim of the staff, this year, to present the students of Monterey Union High School with an Annual that will bring back in the years to come memories of priceless worth to every student of Monterey. IACITWENTYPOUR

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El Susurfvu g g- I Q 3 0 2450- Y 2' --. - N ' :-1fT .Tin , ,, , M '-,L- V:-59. STUDENT BGDV Due to enthusiasm and excellent supervision, the student body of Monterey Union High School has passed through another most successful year. It has sponsored several social events, the success of which has proved that those in charge have planned and executed their work carefully. The attendance at the athletic contests has been unusually good, showing that all the students are cooperating to make the student body smooth-running and an example to other such organizations. As president of the organization, Tom Krieger dis- played talent for leadership and good organization. An innovation in the form of a different student body card has made an appearance at school this year. The card costs five dollars and entitles the owner to student body membership, a subscription to the Galleon, a copy of El Susurro and admission to all league games played at home. This method has proved most successful with the administration as an efficient method of settling the financial problem which yearly confronts the student body. It is popular with the greater number of the students because of its appeal to the bargaining instinct. The final card-selling drive went over 100 per cent. The school is growing rapidly in numbers, and its spirit will probably in- crease also. All join in wishing Monterey High School a most happy and successful future. PAGF TVlEN'I'Y'1'H1iEII

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C4 41 lk , EI Sustm 1 9 3 o 000, ,- ,,, - --Y : 4:-- Y Y Y Y Y ---- L - lf- ---'HDV THE GALLEQN Finishing this year with more money in the treasury than it has ever before left, the Galleon considers this an entirely successful year. The paper is larger than those of previous years and has several new fea- tures, among which are the 'lCrow's Nest by Gulp and Swallow, Campus Comment by A. Blast and the Weather Forecast by Professor Blimpf' Besides these, there has been an exceptionally good sports section as well as book reviews and recipes which have become regular and popular features of each issue. The excellent editorship of Rosalie Schwartz and Rita Cademartori proved a valuable incentive for the rest of the class and their influence can be seen throughout the papers. Anthony Bautovich and Carl Wills as the business managers are responsible for the remarkable financial success of the Galleon PAGE TWENTY FIVF