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

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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

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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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4, as El Susumao I Q 3 O 10011.-.1:f-p1L-:-:Y-NL .147 .x.1-Y, , ga 1, 1 f- ,,,, zz, 7472, -,gay lj - IBLGCK SMH SOCIETV Q-Sw' The Block Society, which is composed of those boys who have won the varsity letter in a major sport, is fast becoming one of the most active organizations in school. Each year finds the organzation growing by the addi- tion of new and enthusiastic members, and improving by the bright ideas of the older members of the organization. Socially the Block has been an active contribution to the calendar. The annual Block dance is an affair to which all the students look forward and truly enjoy. The officers of the Block were Carl Wills, President, Tom Krieger, Vice-President, john Swain, Secretary and Treasurer, and Stanley Bishop Sergeant-at-Arms. These boys have worked hard to make the organization the leading one in school and a great deal of credit is due them for its success this year. The graduating members of the Block are more than sorry to have to leave their old companions, and sincerely hope that the remaining fellows do all in their power to keep the society just as honorable and outstanding as it has been since it began. l A Cv E T W E N T Y S I X