Santa Cruz High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Santa Cruz, CA)

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MISS CADDIE COOK V. L J 'Nhat grl doesnt want to marry and have children and a home of her own? Very few probably Knowing how to cook and sew and being able to ope wih the problems of everyday home life wll cer tainly help make her domicile a tranquil one These skills are taught in the Homemaktng Department Oh yes' A class in cooking for boys is also presented Maybe the boys will become successful bach elors if they run fast enoughl ff There are numerous methods of expressing ideas and ideals -one of these is through art Art may be regarded as a pleasurable pastime or as a future career The Art Depart ment offers instructions sketching techniques of design and poster drawing plus other phases of art. By taking these classes a s udent can improve and develop his artistic talent and his appreciation of art. --uafT M ,362 0? -47' VANDA BROOKSHIRE Honor Student 'mm MISS IENNIE MOORE ARI-ENE FREITAS MR. RAYMOND BRIGGS AGRICULTURE Honor Student Oats, peas, beans, and barley growl Agricultural students know why and how. They learn the mod- ern agricultural methods of raising animals, tilling and conserving the soil as well as taking proper care of farm machinery. These boys acquire a great responsibility, since it is the American farmer who sets agricultural standards for the world to follow, . Y ' A V i 1 W A A iit: in 15' flip XLL, I pil-X 1 4irvN- V ,V AY , XJ! 1,-431 T Lfcffl V, IQ ich' ll Nt , tw tty, A ,ill Tx L lf A ' 1 ' ' tri 1 Y

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SPRING EDITOR Bonme Bxvms ADVISOR Mrs Mary Duiheld FALL EDITOR Eleanor Kadotaru STAFF Bonnxe Bwms Margaret Wnght Norma Russell Pete Fredenksen Terry ONexll. B111 Fculmg Ron Murray lane! Kmg and Susx Peth Not prctured Ron Hammer Ann Rrch ardson and Bob Watson sk Carol Teferhller Dolores Vasconcellos Mike Iackson typxst Peggy Macbonell Kathleen McFadden and Carole Burns TRIDEN T Say what s the scoop on grad uatron'-9 Whats the matter drdnt you read your Trldent? The Tmdent QIVGS a thorough coverage of cur rent campus affarrs sports events and the latest qosslp Well I lost my Trrdent and smce then Ive been out on a lrmb Wrth out my Trrdent I Just dont know Whats qolnq on around here

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-.3-.it v-. A Q Q knowledge of these subjects. Cpportunity won't just knock l .WX but Will beg him to take his place in the business World. . ' t Q r I if CAROLE FERREIRA CUMMERCIAI. ls there much opportunity in the business world of today? The answer to that question is a vehement, yesl The Commercial Department trains students in the fields of typing, stenography, bookkeeping, busi- ness machines, consumers education, and other business subjects. When a student graduates from SCHS he carries with him a Honor Student Qtbx' X , ll fllfuy Lf' rw lxjll ' E tflzj See no evil, hear no evil. Mem- bers of the Visual Aids crew pre- sent only the best. They run the movie projectors and operate the public address system for rallies, assemblies, and games. Their ser- vice is indispensable to the school. 6 x cliff In + 4Jl'lQ TVJL lt ffl, f OAI: Front Row: Miss Marion Broughton, Mrs. Ada Perruccio, Miss Audrey Cummings, Mrs. Mary Ellen Moe, Mrs. Bertha Parker. Buck Row: Mr. U. Elwayne Laurence, Mr. lack Snyder, Mr. Charles Smith, Mr, William Dodge, Mr. Ernest Faitos. VISUAL AIDS Front Row: I. Bennett, B. Tinetti, L. De Camara, A, McCracken. Back Row: G. Nelson, N. Black, B. Anderson, Mr. Homer Wilson, A. Dodson, P, Fredertksen, D. Iackson.