Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1943 volume:

SANTA LUCIA 1943 THE 22ND YEAR BOOK ISSUED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF ATASCADERO UNION HIGH SCHOOL To ll the tudents and te chers of A U rl S ln the Armed Service who taught or graduated here whether they died bravely on a battle front or are nursmg the wounded m North Africa whether they are lmprxsoned m an enemy prlson camp or are flying a bomber over 'I okyo, we smcerelv dedicate th1s Annual ., , .- a 5 a . . .. - , D 7 ! SCHOOL BO RD NIR. lf. XV. L'.Rxx'.-xxfxczii MR. joe A. CANNON NIR, Roy U. fill,S'I'RAl' NIR. Lewis H. WEBBER KIR. fJRYAl. GOL'l.D HRS. BIARY 'VRACE Principal ls Message ln these times of crisis the most valuable contribution that students can make to our Country is to prepare themselves for the job that is at hand as well as the work that lies ahead. The youth of our land must take advantage of every opportunity to develop to the fullest their capacities and abilities, that they may better be enabled to serve their country in this hour of great need. Our boys and girls have gone forth in the service of our country. Be it ours to help them hold high the banner of service for we must not only win this wary we must help to secure a just and lasting peace for the future. 55543 5 2 L-3 FACULTY 9' . vii, X1 L wf 'x Rov D. GILSTRAP Principal and Superinten- dent of Schools MRS. JEAN A. BISHOP Vice Principal: English, Mathematics R. H. EWING Iwathernatics, Boys' Sports RUTH A. DosER English, Spanish, Girls' Sports, Girls' League Advisor H UGO E. ANDERSON General Science, Pre-Flight Physics, Matlzerrzatics MRS. SH ELLIE FENNY English, Latin, Librarian, Student Records LAMOILLE V. PUGIHI Dean of Girls, Commercial Department DERBY R, WALLACE Journalism, Social Studies MARGARET C. WORDEN Homemahing Department MILTON L. JENKINS Band, Orchestra, Glee Club E. W. GILLS Biology, Agriculture MRS. THELMA GODEREY Art, Crafts, English J. M. HAMMAN Printing, Shop LORNA MILBURN Office Secretary MRS. DOROTHY BORIACK Bookkeeper MRS. DONAEELL 'IQALLEY Assistant House Mother FRANK L. KOCI-I Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MRS. MAUDE BLAKESLEE House Mother, Cafeteria SANTA LUCIA ST Yvoxma ROBERSON - - - Editor-in-Chief, Dedication and Title, Annual Staff. PEGGY POWERS - - - - - Assistant Editor, Orls RAMSEY - - - Girls' League, Derlication and Title. GLORIA PORTER - - - GERRY CAMERON ----- Faculty, EMMA RIGHETTI Seniors. BETTY RENRERT ----- Seniors. t LUClLLE AIILLER - - JUNE HART - - - - - Seniors. CHESTERLYN KILBERN - Seniors, TED WADDELL ' ' llflusic Club. Lois JORDAN - D TAHOMA HEMINGWAY - Juniors. DOROTHY CUPPERS RALPH KUNKEE ----- Soplmmores. DERBY R. VVALLACE JIMMIE DECOU - - - - - Freshmen Rov D. GILSTRAP - FF Executive Council, F.F.A. Class Activities Language Clubs, California Scholarship Federation. Girls' Athletic Association. Boys' Sports. Snaps. Snaps. Advisor. Photographer. l have enjoyed working with the Annual Staff and as editor of this year's Santa Lucia, and I wish to express my appreciation to the staff, my assistant editor, our ad- visor, our photographer, Mr. Roy Gilstrap, Mr. Hamann's printing class, the school faculty, Board of Trustees amd the Student Body. To them, I give my sincere thanks for making this year book possible. CLASS HISTORY In September 1939 one of the largest cl1sse ever known enrolled ln A I H S To begin our socml career members who were chosen to lead our class through trlals and trlbulatlons showed outstandmg abllxts Our vers effluent officers of the flrst rear to whom our cl Iss owes much consnsted of Presxdent Flwood Peterson Ince Presxdent Rasmond Mlller Secretary Im Bowden Treasurer Chlrles W escoxn Our class te1Chers were NIr Iwmg and CLASS ACTIVITIES DON ALI? NIOORE resndent IV x xrman II R1 x u tee II ettermen uv un 1 or mr xx He Presxdent III 'Mask 'Ind C ax el III II Ivcecu ne Council III IX 'Vlask and I7aL,p.,er III s elball I II 'XI ARL AREI VI ARI M AN ucent Bcdx Ireasurer III IX IICIIII1 NIIILER ecretarx u s IC nt nd I r I e or El null IX uurn alum Photographx '1 s re1s1rer unc u v nd I ss ee I renc uv S un ant III Orchestri 11 It H m e ru 1 I lu I IINRIIS XI ILSCOVI I xc Pruxdent IX Bas etlw Seb xll II III For tb III I ettermen s C I II II reasurer IRNIA IRAN FRAML zesx ent A 4 L Sister Chzurman IX Curl Scouts I V Rallx Comrmttee III brexhound Iewm Gee Club I II II Basketball Laptam III II Vollesball Captaln II C ILR ALDIN E CAMERON I xrls League Presxdent II Fxecutne Council I AA I II III IX Soclal Commnt ee Chalrman I Rally Commxttee III Volleyball a tam II II Mask and bavel III IV ournalnsm IV Mask and Gax el Vxce Presldent III Annual IV FLWOOD PETERSON Student Body Presldent IV Honor Socxety I President I Executne Council I II IV Foot a as et a III Baseball I II, III Lettermens Club I II III IV Boys Representative III I' 'Q Rnllf' Cha' I, .Ile C rn- mit , III, IV, I, 's Cl I II, III, IV, B. d M.j III, Sen' Plzv' III, V'- , I .' . I ' , ', C. - r ' , 'z I 1 4 Haxk , , III, IV. St lr 'Y ' ' .. , ', G.A.A, I, II, III, IV. Class S V' IV, G.A.A. I, II, III, IV, M .' Club I, II, III, Hn I I, II, III, Ba , II, III, O thestrzl I, II, III, G. L. R p t ' IV, An I ',,I - ALVA VVILLIAMSON Cl.s: 'I' .st IV, M CI I I, II, III, Bu , II, III, Bop' GI Club I, II, 7 'h Cl I I, V' g B I II, , J 1 I, Ir. I, II, aselall III, I. tte ICIIS ' In II, III, IV. e ', fl-.' all I, II, III, IV, Ba : , , 1 1 1 IV, - 'lub II, I I, ', ' , . G.A.A. P' :'d IV: CIA. I, II, III, IV, 3. I . . ,z N. i A Y I ,L ' Q . A , ' v' ' ' . I, II, III, I , , ', T ' I' . .' IN, G. . . , , , ', ' ' t C P ' , 'Q I ' ,I 'Q J . ,g V I , ,. B. I I . I I v v II ' b ll I, II, III, B k b I I I, II, CLASS HISTORY Mxss Doser VK e were serv luckw I0 have Such sw ell adusors Offmeers elected to serve dunng the second real were President, Ravmond M1ller YICC lxesndent, Prank Hart, Treasurer, Alta Pursell and Secretary, Noel Maddalena VVe started the year out nght hs haung a paxtx Oct 3 Following thls we gaxe a dance III the Grammar School audttorxum and, having 1 real orchestra, drew such a crowd we could CLASS PROPHECY It as 'nd that the famous Gunsmlth Donald 'v1o1re, has retxred smce the war It seems that lion has fxnallx found hrs dream glrl and lb wnllxng to settle down to a mce quiet home lxfe VK e do hope he xs really settlmg down for sure tlus time qCClEt?iIW of the Hlreasurx Mwgaret V5 alxe mm has returned to VS 'xshmgttvn from her trip to llorxda Mxss VS alseman has heen workmg rn a hill for old age penslons Margaret 19 loolx m r forward to her old age Un Don Moores dallx hroadeast that spon sous the soap for he1ut1ful women used hx our famous Dr laster It was rumored that Presl dent ohn Lee ns eonsxdermg Admlral A C VX nlllamson, the hero of folno Bas, for Seere txrx of the Nam Hrs heautlful w1fe the for mer 'Vllss Iuexlle Miller of Santa Margarxta ns sometx lxo deuht the V 'tshlngton women wnll he Vtiflllg some of Nlrs XXllllZ1I'DQ0llS desxgns rn the latest xogue Mr iharles XY escom ace pllot of the last Xl orld VVar h1s retxred to hls mansxon m Atas c de o Smce malrmg lns lI'lllll0IlS he has decxd td to settle down and dtsrgn axrplanes for Mad dilena Alrwaxs He ha gxxen up the moue st'trs and IS settlmg down to a nurse lhere has been a report that Madame ean l mme the flmous dress dc-s1gner w as n a plane atcxdent Madame was pzlotxng her plane when he lost altxtude and the left wmg hxt the top rf a tree She wasnt hurt Madame Frame was on her wax to the reunxon and to deslgn lots Manlex s clothes for her next plcture Staxrxng rn the Metropolltan Opera now 19 that famous star Mxss Gerrv Cameron, who has ust returned from her tour around the Umted States where she has been entertalnnng After thls week s program Mxss Cameron will return to marry some gux, who IS rumored to be an 3llll'lll'2ll whose flagship 18 the I S S Oklahoma It was sa1d m the Ladles Socxal gathernng last week that our heartthrob Elwood Peterson, has once agaxn returned to take up hns fatherls dalrv, after seemg most of the World as a great ehemxst Also returmng wxth hlm IS his wife, the former Miss Dorothy Cuppers r 'QC . V ' ' ,' - . Y 'x . n . 7. . ' . 1 ' I. .' ' r . V ' Y x A L l . . 1 ' I ,' ' s. ' ,, . ' , r 1 5 ' ' . , . V l. I V r, . v , X . ' 5 -, 1 Y , w 4 A , . . .. . .. 7 . .Q , , V . 1 ' . .l ,. 4 4 '- . K n ,,, . . ' , .L l - ' . I Q 1 1. . ' Q ' 1 . . . .' , ' ' I ..- ,. . , M , ' 1 -. A r-v- 'B ' -' y - - A lf.. 1 . l x . v 'Q expected to he an addition to VVashington's . l I l l lc. ' ' '- ., ' , 1- ' '. J , I w 1 ' , A Y C . ,, L. . K- 'zz r . .' ', ' ' . 4, ' - z , ' '.-' . s , t I K J Tu' , z Q ., .' v . i if . . ' ' ' ' . ks Z ' 1 1. ' , , . . . J- ' J 5 A . D v H . .i 1 l W 1 CLASS HISTORY hardly dance. The Sophomores' Hop was on Nov. 18. Mrs. Holmes and Mr. Wallace were our swell advisors. Our junior year, we well remember. The officers and committees of our class made an outstanding success of the year. The first so- cial event of the year was a junior Dance, which went over in a big way. Instead of a Prom for the Seniors, we gave them a barbecue. CLASS WILL DONALD MOORE: b. Aftascadero, Calif., F1-li. 17, '25: gr. Atascadero Elem.: likes public speak- ing and basketball: Amliitionwfkrmy. l, Donald Moore, will my self-esteem and no' bility of features to Richard Graham, with a pretense that he doesn't need them. MARGARET WAKEMAN: b. Minneola, Kansas: June 13, '25: gr. Paso Robles: likes horse hack riding and algebra: Ambition--Bank Cashier. l, Margaret Wakeman, will my job as Student Body 'Prea-surer to Casanoza Roza who may be able to use the experience. LUCILLE MILLER: h. Santa Margarita, Oct. 24, '24: gr. Santa Margarita: likes photography and clothing: Ambition-Telephone Operator. I, Lucille Miller, will Alva Williamson, to the Navy for the duration with a guarantee to have him back to be a model husband. ALVA WILLIAMSON: b. Georgia, April 19, '25. gr. Santa Margarita: likes football and sports: Ambition-Navy. I, Alva Williamson, will my beautiful curly hair to Marvin Jaster. and my he-man build to Neil Troutner: maybe I'l-l take it and leave only envy. CHARLES WESCOM: b. Jamestown, North lm- kota, June 26, '25: gr. Atascadero Elem.: likes football and english: Ambition--Navy Air Um-ps. I. Charles VVescom, will all my love for A. l'. H. S. to Bill Greenalway in hopes he enjoys the surroundings here as much as I have. ERMA FRAME: b. San Francisco, Sept. 1, '25: gr. Atascadero Elem.: likes dancing and cloth- ing: Ambition-Seamstress. I, Erma Jean Frame, will my everlasting say- ing Look girls, I'm engaged to Priscilla Clay- ton hoping she has as much fun as I had out of it. GERALDINE CAMERON: b. Los Axim-lesg ,tp- ril 29. '25: gr. Atascadero Elem.: likes baseball :md public speaking: Ambition-Radio Enter. I. Geraldine Cameron, will Econ to all the com' ing seniors hoping they will appreciate and en- joy lt as much as I have. ELWOOD PETERSON: b. December 9, '24, Paso Robles: gr. Atascadero Elem.: likes toot- ball and math: Ambition-Flyer. I. Elwood Peterson, will my extremely good looks with a combination of Stirling Hayden and Nelson Eddy to James Jenkins. 'S 1 For the climax of the social events we put on a Tacky Day program. The ones that are lucky, wind up their four years as having the most exciting moments on the campus. The very competent officers were: President, Donald Moore: Vice-President, Charles Wescomg Treasurer, Alva VVilliamsong Secretary, Lucille Miller. Our very patient and efficient class teachers were Mr. Oglesby and Miss Doser. SE IORS Isl DIV. I CLASS ACTIVITIES MYRLAN ADAMS Spanish Club Ig Basketball III, IVQ Football II. ll, IVg Band I, llg Baseball I. BARBARA BITTIKOFER Sec. Ig Photography II, III, IVg Annual III, IVg Social Committee IVQ Girls' League Treas- urer IV. LURENA EDGAR Transferred from Paso Robles Ig G.A.A. II, III, lVg Glee Club Ilg Girl Scouts ll, Illg Rainbow I, ll, III, IV. BOB AN DERSON Spanish Club lg journalism lllg Basketball lllg Football IV. KIQNNETH HALI. Spanish Club I, II, lIIg Football II, III, lYg Basketball III, IVQ DeMolay. MARGIE FELIZ G.A.A. 1, II, lll, ng Spanish Club lllg Vol- leyball Captain Ig Social Committee IY. jl'NIi GATES Transferred from Shandon IVQ U.A.A. IV. SIEGFRIED IIBILMANN F.F.A. II, IV. SAM j ENKINS Transferred from Hollister IYQ Basketball IV. ,IVNE HART Glee Club I, Il, Illg Katty Kiddies Club I, II: , Social Committee lIg Tri-Y IVg journalismg Annual. , ' IW' Q E E In 'AR 1 K CLASS PROPHECY An announcement has been made that a re umon of the class of 42 IQ to be held at Atas caderos Blaek Derbv the owner Mr Mvrlan Adams is maklng all the arrangements M Adams IQ the most ehglble woung bachelor ln the Umted States sxme owmng the tham of Black Derbys After winning the Nobel Prwe for sueh out standmg work 1n the fxelrl of photographv Wins Barbara Butxkofer has det ldtd to mxke hem home m Ataseadero with the tompanlonshm mf lion Moore lhey are to he married buntl lX Food Xdmlnlstratox lortna Edgar nourues Vlt'1lIllD Z pills will be on the market m '1 few claxs Miss Edgar has been Ill smu hmr hreikup wlth General Geor,.e Bunnell Vkhen asked vshw the sudden spht she rephed l shouldn t haxe made the Axmv llve on ut: mm mlls as George tan t them them Flash' Bob Anderson has tompleted hls round trxp from the brute d States to Vlars and hxtk VS hen he stepped out of his plme he sal :mtl and fell m a funt He hasn t recovered ut but hls doetor Helmn laster stated h would be well enough to glxe a report on lx trlp at the 43 reunion pxoxldung he tan stlll talk fx0X6Tl'lOl Hall and lus fumlw are spendmh thtu vuatlon on Hetlmann s dude xanc-h ll f oxernor ind Mr Herlmum are great frlencls smte thex were ln the Marines together ln tht last war Governor Illll IS vworklng on a neu sthool plan ww here teachers are not needed lxesxdent John lee s pnx lte seuetau Nllss Nlargle Fellz sald that the Presldent :ull bf lble to be at the reunion Nlxss Fel1z wlll 'lt tomptnx hmm It must be lille that the two an xeillx thltk although lllsb H'1lt ms seen fu qutntlx xt the White House lhe President xl nuts Mlss Ft hz IS his faxoute NIISS Goon .lates IS starring m the D1Ctlll0 Vhldeat ual Exeryoue wxll enjov the movxe uxy muth lf they like Goon .lates that vusf txatlurmg srlrtastxc gal Thxs IS the last plttuxf she lb lH thls rear It seems Lupld hrs called hex at ust bxegflxed Hellmftnn has turned over the Lontented Dalry to the state orphanage XVhen :shed why he dld such a gI'1L10US thlng he said that he felt the ehxldrtn need the mllk more th in he He wants to be free to run his dude ranch vshlch M G NI fMlller G1lstrap Madda lend! lb takmg over for a few weeks to make 1 DICIUIE Sxm Jenkxns was head engineer of hlghvvu Aero whxth wxll be completed next week Thus highway runs from the United States to Tokyo by way of Hawau Vlr Jenkms and chlldrtn are llving in Atascadelo untll his Job ls done Miss June Hart has arrived ln Atascadem after her two week stay m Washlngton DL she stayed with Senator John Proud althouhh she was seen frequently at the VVh1te House bmce mherltmg her great uncle 5 fortune It ns rumored that she came batk to Atascadero to marry Coach Jordan of Atascadero Umversntw - 1. .. - , . , 1. , ', ' C , . 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A111411 1-A z 1 l, I1'1 1 , will j .l1j 111 lCv1-1111 fillj' illld I1 Q 11i111p111s 111 'lwflll VVz 111 1 1' 1110K lllily fini 51111111 use fm' tll6'l'll. SA 3 1. f'e ,11z1, 111111 lf, 'ER lil' 1111 gkztinff mid 11l1ySi1 z 6-cg 1 f XX'1111t: 111 he 1 '11 1. 1. 811111 .l 111'1l','. w'l1 Q 'A ' zlitj 111111 Silllllj' ways 111 1111 1111- -w :1111 ' Ie-J 111 1'z111 1:1114 :111 1111- 1 ' .'11iy1g of ings, 21 s1-11- JLJ ' . J .3 . 11 M. - ', '25: gr. ' 11.'l,':, '- l,,I111 z', ,' 'I zu' '1 -1 : 111 110 .l11'1'z1, ' 'iff Q 1 A' ' j 11' 1' f-111111 111e11,i1 ' . 11111 1 it. CLASS WILL AND HISTORY HELEN JASTER: tr. Sinn Franriscu, July 22, '55, gr, Atzlsvzulc-ro ICI:-111.1 like-S Sports and typ- ing, Arnbiti0n4Iboct0r. I. llvlvn Jaster, will my little brother, Marvin, In Pi-ist-illa Clwyton, so she can bring him up to rtfzilly he on tile- lnezim togf-tlie-r. JOHN LEE: li, Oxnurll. Meir:-li 19, '25, gr. Szintn Msii-g'ui'it:i: likvs to rt-:ul ami fuothalllg Ambition - -Nwvy. I, .lolm imc-, will my big: deep voivo :xml title ot' 'Nkym-e to Lupe Villa, hoping ho wan be king of tin- AI:u'L:'zirit:1 hus Zlllfi show tln-in whu's buss NOEL NIADDALENAQ li. Sain Luis, Marvin fi, '20, gr. .XI:isr':ulm'o IGI:-ni.: likvs imskethzill :uni RI:ith.Z .xlilihiillillf-YNZIYPII Aviation. I, Noe-l Mzulclulvnzi. will my :ihility in trailing l':liY' hlmnlvs to lilvin Milla-r, in liopvs he has as inuvli I'un :is I have hall doing it. CHESTERLYN KILBERNQ li. Santa M-irgaritn, .Iuly Ill, 'fig gr. Sauna Msn-,afziritai likes dunt-ing :xnfl ivliotng Anihitinn-IIuppily Married. I, Uhesterlyn Killwrn, looking ahead in my fu' turn, all-1-idefl not to will anything' IJQFZIIISB whPre I -nn going I'll need Hve-rytliing I have. LOIS MANLEY7 li. t'olmn'udo, Mari-h 10, 'Z-Ig gr. I'mtvrvillr': likvs cixun-ing' and I-ralftsg Amllition --'Vo Get Marrie-rl. I, Lois Manley, will my cute figure' and all of my svvefate-x's to Shirlvy Young but I Will km'-p my string' of unrlvrvlassnieii boy' friends. RAYMOND MILLER: h. Paso Robles. Marvh 2, '35, gr. Atzist-adorn ldlt-in., likes Iiziskethull and shop: Ambition-Pilot. I, Ray l'IillPr, will my we-ll-iworn-out vlmir in tht- offic-Q to Ralph Knnkee, hoping the ease :incl comfort of it will rvst his xv- ary honvs. JUNIOR PARRISH: b. Tvxns, May 10, '2-I: gr. .Xnisf-:ulero lfllerrr, likvs footlmll :ind Pre--Iflislit Vhysil-sl Ambition-Pilot. I, Junior Parrish, will my cotton volored hair to Hohhy Rhodes. seeing he doe-sn't appreciate his own Ivy getting' one of those Butch bobs. GLORIA PORTER, li. Atzisc-zideim, May 10, '24: psi. Atnsvzulcfro Elem.: likes s'winiming :intl CIN' t'luh1 Anihition-4.MoclPl. I, Gloria Porter, will my zirtistil' tale-nts to the poor unf-irtunatv ywrson who may have to draw :ill the st-hool paper Qovvrs next year. JOHN PITTENGERQ h. Ohio, Marc-li T, '25: pr. .ttasuzulem Elem.: likes football :ind mnsil-1 AniliitiongArchitm't. I, Johnny Pitteiigzer, being so overjoyed at the tlmuzht of leaving' the st-hool, just leave and forget r-verytliing ext-ept the way out. BETTY RENKERT: b. Carmel, Calif., Nov, 13, '241 Er. Atasuadcro Elem., likvs swimming and Glee Club: Arnhitinn--Beauty Opvrator. l. Betty Renkert, will my winning ways and sweet disposition to Marjorie Henderson, who I know is just dying to receive it. CLASS ACTIVITIES IOIE PLATZ Spanish Club I, F.F.A. II, Football II, III, IV, Boys' Glee Club III, I,ettermen's Club II, III, IV' Hi-V IV I VONNIQ RUBIERSON CI A.A. I, II, III, IV, Latin Club II, III, IV, Volleyball Captain III, Rally Commit' tee III, Defense Program Chairman IV, An- nual Iiditor, Clirl Scouts I, G.A.A. Recorder IV, C.S.If IV, Latin Club President IV. VIQLMA SAIJA Iranwterretl from Santa Nlunica IV, U.A.A. IV, I.:1tin Club. U IIS RAMSIEV 'lirausft-rrud from Patlern, Ukla. II, Hand III, Irzinsferrecl from Bakersfield IV, journalism, Annual, IIAIII RISKOVICH l.I..X. II, IX 3 Iiasltetball I, III, IV, KAI SIIUNIQXVILER az.A..x. 1, n, in, ny Mm and Dagger ing Spanish Club II, Senior Play III, Girl Scouts Il, Ulee Club II, Rainbow I, II, III, IV. .-XRLICXIQ IINGDAIII. CLI.. Reporter III, U.I.. Formal Committee IV. NIARVIIN SVMNER French Club I, II, III, Music Club I, II, Man- ager II, III, Band I, II, Honor Society I, Social Committee II, Manager Swing Band I, III, Executive Council II, Basketball III, Let- tex'IIlCl'l'S Club II, III, IV, Vice President Stu- clent Body IV, BONNIE GREESON Transferred from Fresno II, Swing Band III' Football III, IV, Basketball IV, Baseball. V3 , A CLASS WILL A D HISTORY JOE PLATZ b Alamemh Clxht Sept Atmscadero Elem hkes football and spoxts XINYIIIOH Pilot I Joseph Platz wuli mv chubby Qtruc ture to H nm Niaddaleni ww ho mm be able to uwe xt ln tuture xr-an to bp a YIQISX md mxghty Mmm YVONNE ROBERSON lv Fresno Cfxlxf Mlrrh ' gr RCl41q6Xl5lt Iumur Hug ian HSL lnlxw skltmg 1 d l ltln Kmhnmn Nursf x xx edlio of r 1 lb 1 HIT 1110112 1 11 ,G mu lr VELMA SADA lx Nm I. x N11 f 7 imnnx cnlne LS 1 11 xg, d 1 Xmlntmn Nurse X411 A vxxll my Ltllllf., 1 tap damlm, XN1 1 M'1gg,ettx who IH lutme wars w dmc: on Bxouixx IX IS RAMSEY lx Old lhumx Kuff u en x 'A 1 es xo 4 skung md SKI 4 Xmmtmn Iwatwnxxn VHS RKIHKQX NNI X N lll IUUN IlllIlI19I Ulm Q to hm, m hopw mu L DALE RUSKOVICH b I'1s0 Roblvs Xu., Atfzinadim Elem lllwb boxxlmg mn! hog -Xmbltlon Rmchu I If le RIINI-x0V1Ch vxlil mx mb of takmg 1 A - ll mm m mx pu x u to L har e fs 10 u 1 A u 1 1- KAY SHONKWILER, I Il umltfxn Ohlo Sept -XllNl'1C ezu nm likes plfmws L mm IH, -XIIUTIIIOH Nurwl I lxax QYIOHKXXIILI will my pet um!1Ggt10n of h1:.h f 115 IO awronce 1 ubl L 1 n B nm Q 1 p 1, Q vw llsh the ARLENE TINGDAHL b ilxxdell Vlmn Oct sr' -Xtxsg lduo Elem lxkes Sports mm XI flu L Ambltnon Swnet Ietlt-ls from CQLII I Xrh ne lmgdahl will my LbllllV to be true tw bm fllE'l'KQ tn luulle- Snuth hcumg ez rm 1 Jumoz and a PIGLHYIIQ. that 'she neef S ll MARVON SUMNER h 'Sm I Lllb Obwpo Mirah I ,,r Santa, M1r,,1r11zL llkes musu Ami und AHIIDIIIOU Rfmdlu l Xlarx on Sumner w111 my old Job as NYWIIL., hmm managcr to Iennmgg Xan Matre QU Ian lll 1,0 nm Swing and sn 15 the- Sumner xxax BONNIE GREESON, h log Angeles .Ian 1 M gr Jefferson Elem lxkes sportb and dam mg Ambltlorx Fighter Pllot I Bonme Greeson will mv abihty to play the drums to Roberta Cameron knowing she can use my talents added to hers : , 1, J- ,, . 25, '2!3Z gr, . 2 1 E .1 ' 'J ' -'Q . r, ' Y' ' . 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' - z, ' 1111w 111- 11111111411 111 1,110 UPI' 111' S1111 11 wz1.5 111Q XX 1.l'. 1'111111', wh, H15 1115 1.11 1 1111'k 1111-0, MS. 411'1-161111 :11111111n11:111111s 111111 1 -'-' A' '11 re, B1 1'-'S 1111111 111111 s1:11'1 1111-i1 1f111'11 1 ' ' 111, CLASS ACTIVITIES um PN JASTER A usxc u and rc estra I III Countv Orchestra I II III JOHN LEE ndI II Musxc ubI I II Bas et ba II Football III II H-1seb'1ll II X011 I MADDALFNA It I IW Honor Snmets I Sec I resulent III Izxecutne Councxl III IV Band II Svung Band II III Annual Staff III Orchestra I II Spamsh I lub II Basket ball II III IW R'1lly CommntteeI III Photo amhy II III IN Muslc C lub I K III S I FRLX N IXILBERN A IV Rallx iommnttee II Xnnual IX Socnl Chaxrman II NILISIC Club n r c h e s t I uurnalxsm II Photographx IX lransferred from Iurterulle I Imusferred from Ixndsay III Phutog,r1phx IX R AIX MOIND MILLI- R SIYIIIIQII Club I hICC Presxdeut I Muslc Club I II Presxdent II Exeumxe Lounc1lII IX Q etball I II III o a se all r III Bots Representatne II Student Bodx Presxdent IW II INIOR P ARRISII Soual Committee I III Basketball III IV Band I II Boys Clee Club III Spanish Club I II III Rally Commxttee I II Football IX t IORIA PORTER 1 ec Club I IV usxc u III Spanlsh Club I II Publlcxtw Chaxrman I' 1 I II Mayorette III Annual IW IOHN PIT FEINGFR rchestral II III Sc IIII IV Spams u I nd I III Svung Ban ELIZABETH RENKERT GAA III IV Glce ClubI II III Spanish Club I II, Music Club I II, III Program Chairman Trl Y IV Majorette III Journalism IW Annual IV G.A. . 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'Fl ' 4 ,. 7 i -9 it ' ,I 'J N A 1 . . is , N- A 1-' . l ' - -J .., - ' 'Q' .Qs , 3 ' ' eq ,sk -, ,, -4 J . , ...- ' ,J 7 7 -'71 ' 1 : : . Q , R 5 X41 Q- K 1 ' ' ,' K' T' ,t 11 , Tx lx as 5 E if ' ' T' l Q ' Q 1 . . . , ly - 1 AQ. , 3 V - c T A 'T 'rs 3 S 9 S ' h - -. ' 'UE for -' Q' A' Q' 1 ,V f 1 - -W l ,a,. X L , ,fx ,N A 'Q N ,F jg- .1 I SOPHOMORES VICE PRESIDENT . JANICE MCDONALD SECRETARY --,,-4. -- RALPH KUNKEE TREASURER- - PAT WHITSETT F Betty Wofford. SECOND ROW: Donald Andrews, Roberta Cameron, Bruce Arnold. Agnes Estrada. Donald Ayres. Lauretta Estrada, Robert Halliburton, and Majorie Evans. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Curneen, Evelyn Guy, Robert Dickenson. Laura Hepburn, LeRoy Dodxze. Marcia Hepburn, Jerome Edlavitch, and Wilma Maggette. FOURTH ROW: Roy Finch, Frances Mecham. Edsel Gould, Barbara Moore, Richard Graham, janet Perez, Leo Holland, and Barbara Pigott. FIFTH ROW: Lawrence jackson, Emma Rizhetti, Marvin Jaster, Barbara Stoltey, Robert Otto, Alice illiamson, Paul Rasmussen, and Elizabeth Williamson. SIXTH ROW : Billy Searle, Reed Sherman, Jackson Sutton, Neil Townsend, Lupe Villa, Bob Waddell, john Webber and Bob Wilson. ADVISORS: Mrs. Godfrey. Mr. Gills. IRST ROW: Betty Jean Southwlck, Janice McDonald. Ralph Kunkee, Pat Whitsett. John Proud. and A -f' rmvnri y , x ,- faij 'ln CLASS Y N ' J .J ax' f - J 1-5 wifi-:iFf-593' - , X f X l I ,X 1 l f i 'K 4.4 ul ul E ,A gt :IE Z? v - a 6 J ,Q 1- , 4 in 'la' Q :rf 4 x , fx'-,I Y X -A AX I lr, ff, AC 1 Y xj K pn -- ' V ik -L up I 1173. 1' ,1 1 M ' -3 , .,., ,, I 7. ,F CJ, -we 1 ,, '- - .. '- l 'E Y -5 V ,.- ,IL Ps ' Q fr V ' J ,W 6 K 4 . f N EQ: 'f rf.. , 1 on 'N .Q 'S ' .1 ' - V IW '6i E ' ,xx 7' fgfn, -,X ,As , BENNY MADDALENA - PRESIDENT LEI MOM! EDLAVITCH N- --,VICE PRESIDENT MARJORIE AZBILL ---- --SECRETARY MITZIE YOUNG TREASURER BACK ROW Benny Maddalena l.e1MomlEdlavltch Marjorie Azblll Mltzle Younlz Ioflene Akers and Jimmie DeCou SECOND ROW Martha Bennett Bill Caldwell Martha Candy Richard Pearson Pmcilla Clayton Bruce Frame Shirley Young THIRD ROW Evelyn Estrada Fred Green Rhoda Sumner Bob Hewitt Hazll Gee Clark lverson Betty Johnson FOURTH ROW Etta Kxlbern james Jenkins Lonn1eKlllion Jimmy Kruslock Estelle Maryett James Wesoom Dons Moen FIFTH ROW Bob Gallx Lucille Smith Charles Edgar Alberta Shuetz Donald Otto Donna Dodge Myrlan Poole Dale Poole SIXTH ROW l1ellTrnutner Henry Valencm Jimmie Vaden David Smith Bob Ruwel Edward Ron ADVIBORS Mrs Bishop Mr Jenkins .x C' y GQEIAI. 'Z' iv ll.eft to rightb: Betty Soutliwick. Betty Woft'-nd, Mwryon Sumner, Miss l,a.Moille V. Pugh, li lymond Miller, Mr. Derby R. Wallace. Phyllis Popp, Geraldine Cameron, Paul Peterson, Lynn Cook, and Benny lkiaddalenn. lnsets: Elwood Peterson and Margaret Vhxkeinan. EXECUTIVE CGUNCIL Our Executive Council held its first meeting of the year on Sept. 21, 1942 and this proved to be a red letter day in the history of A.U.H.S. because from this meeting emerged perhaps the most brilliant and active Council since the founding of our school. And this was an act of fate, too, because had these members been of an inferior and lazy nature, they would not have withstood the flood of problems which have faced them since that notable morning. Take, for example, that little incident about our negligence in using the walk which was prepared for our convenience in walking to and from town. What did our Council do? They simply met on the morning of September 23, 1942, and decided to post on the bulletin board the pictures of those who persisted in this practice, so that all might behold the offenders in their glory. Of course even this didn't pry into the pride of all, but it did have noticeable results. And then there was the squabble which arose over the Seniors' reception of the Freshmen. It seemed that most Seniors desired to have their shoes polished and shined by the Freshmen, just the way they had been required to do when they were Freshmen. Now our Council seemed to agree that this wasn't too severe, that is, if it wa.sn't car- ried to extremes. So our Council went into their chambers of judgment on the morning of September 23, 1942, and emerged a few minutes later with a grant to this request. The only amendment was that the Seniors should provide their own shoe polish so as to prevent the eradication of some of our Freshmen's funds. The Council also ruled that the money which was to be used for the reception of the new Freshmen, be taken from the general fund as has been the practice in the past. Perhaps the most useful service performed by the Executive Council this year was providing for the erection of bicycle stands for the use of students. The number of bicycles being brought to school has increased daily since the scarcity of tires and gastr line has become prominent. lndeed they were even beginning to give our school a clut- tered look until the Executive Council stepped in and produced a solution. Bicycles were seen in every conceivable nook and one could hardly walk without the fear of collision. However, soon after a committee had made a special report of the condition to our Council, at the meeting of October 5, 1942, there appeared a set of very badly needed bicycle stands in an obscure, but nevertheless handy location. Yes, indeed, whether we have noticed it before or not, we do have a good repre- sentation of our school in our Executive Council. I. 9 3 4 5. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 'l'Rl'Y CLlfB7Urg1anized this year for high school girls under the direction of Kliss Pugh, Commercial teacher. VVORLD HISTORY - Presented a radio drama for assembly. TYPING-Typing students h a v e served schools, teachers, and classes, as well as 28 community organizations this year. VVAR STAMPS and BONDS-This year? total was well over Sl,550.00. SEXVIXG CLASS-Linder their able teacher. Nliss Worden, they put on a lovely Fashion Show for Public Schools YVeek. NIECHANICAL DRAVVING - Preparini the boys for blueprint reading. FOCUS-Are now working under the hard- ships of rationing but are doing splendid work. PRE-FLIGHT-New course for boys about to be inducted into some branch of the service. PRINTING-lX'Ir. Hamman's printing classes have printed such things for the school as: room slips, program slips, and requisitions. MASQUE AND GAVEL Back Row: Shirley Vilebber, Gerry Cameron, Mrs, Bishop, Ralph Kunkee, Roy Garcia, Tahoma Hemingway. Front Row: Lorena Edgar. Barbara Moore, Betty Jean Southwic-k, Enola Andrvws, Velma Sada. LATIN Back Row: Alive Vlilliamson, Mrs. Fvnny, Yvonne Roberson. Front Row: Colleen Murray, Emma liiglir-ui, klliznlmlh VVilliznnson. SPANISH I Back Row: Miss lroser, Pax YV'l1i1si-LL, Donna lmflge, Priscilla Clayton, Benny Madflalmm, lioh XVilson, James YVescmn. Front Flow: Roh He-Witt, Lawrvrn-1,2 Curnea-n. lhftty lVnffor4l. Barlmra I'i,afnLt, l,m'ille- Smith, Doris Moen, Mitzi Young, M:u'th:n Unssiily, .Iinnniv lh-Clvu, Tim-ll Slierxnun :mul If!'lH'6f Arnold. SPANISH II AND III Back Row: Betty Jean Southwick. Miss Doser, Barbara Moore, Joanna Hartsock, Phyl Copp, Shirley Webber, Janice MacDon- ald, Barbara Jean Stoltey, Evelyn Guy, Paul Rasmussen, Jennings Van Matre, Ralph Kunkee. ORCHESTRA and BAND Back Row lleft to rightji Nellie Baro, Bob Waddell, Mr. Jenkins, Lupe Villa, Frances Met-hain, Roberta Cameron. Second Row: Alberta Seliuetz, Marvin Jaster, Roh Otto. Clark Iverson, Edsel Gould, Flmrlos Edgar, Roy Gart-ia, Lawrence Jaek- Qllll. Front Row: lVilma Maggetti, Shirley Web- l-wr, Ilill Valtlwr-ll, Barbara Pigzott. Mitzie Yuiilig, GLEE CLUB Left to right: Mitzie Young, Shirley Young, lmmtliy Cuppers, Lois Jordan. Natalie- Baro, Lonnie Killinn, Erma Jean Frame, Rhoda Sumner, Evelyn Estrada, Leila Cotter, Lei Nloizii l-Iillaviteli. Irene lray. Mr. Jenkins. he WAACS The California Scholarship Federation, or C. S. F., is restricted to people who make an average each semester of at least three A'R's and one B-R. If anyone is in the organization for six semesters, one of which is in the Senior year, he is entitled to a scholarship in one of sixteen colleges now offering them. This year the main project of the C. S. F. was collecting stories and games for the Station Hospital at Camp Roberts. The first semester, Ralph Kunkee was presideutg Shirley VVehher, vice president: Enola Andrews, secretaryi Noel Maddalena, treasurer. The officers for the second semester were: President, Enola Andrews, vice presi- dent, Betty YVoffordg secretary and treasurer, Noel Kladdalena. or C. S. . Scl1olf1rsl1ip for Srrfvifen Standing: Jimmie DeCou, Mrs. Fenny and Ralph Kunl-tee. Seated: Barbara Moore, Betty Xvofford, Shirley Webber, Frances Meeham, Noel Maddalena, Phyl Copp, Yvonne Roberson, Alice VVil- Iiamson and Enola Andrews. 4' Back row M VVakem1n D Moen E Estrada Second Back row A Estrada R Villa N Sada J Gates First row H Jaster, R Cameron First row E Frame B row B Qouthwick R Sumner F Mecham L Edgar M Wofford Vfarxett L Akers L Vhllxamson A Vhllxamson ck row X Robmson 1 M lhx I I fum NI 1- IA K lxllbcln S VK ebbel 1 Edgar H s ter, B Sflllthwlik B Moore I uux P Rlaxton I L it Second row Miss Doser .I Vlclmnald I Jordan D Cuppers I Peuoz E Estrada D Moen B Plgott F Mecha,m VV Mdgetu R Xllla R summer First row I B bsm I Daw J Chlttenden I I R Cameron B VI offord E Andrews I Akers, G Oamelon Q Sour., P- Powers, L- Miner, C. Kilbern, D. CUPDQFS- M- Feliz. Miss Ruth Doser, Y. Roberson, E. Frame, B. Southwick L. Jordan, S. Webber. -'V--re V -aw, Back Row: Yvonne Roh- erson, Gerry Cameron, Erma Jean Frame. Front Row: Dorothy Cup- pers, Nlarjoriv Hvml0i'R0n The first meeting of the G.A.A. was Thursday, October 7th, 1942, with Rita Villa acting as president. The officers for the first half were: Erma Jean Frame, presidentg Janice Mc- Donald, vice presidentg Chesterlyn Kilbern, secretary, and Yvonne Roberson, recorder. For the second semester the same council was re-elected except that the position of secretary was given to Betty Southwiclc. The council decided that the interclass games would be changed to period games: each period's winning team would play the next period until the champions were found. The first sport of the season that was played was basketball. The 6th period really came through by beating both 4th and Sth period teams all the way through. The last game? score was 12 to 6. To prove to everyone that they were truly champions, the 6th period challenged the Ladies' Town Team in two games and were really victorious with the scores read- ing 12 to 4 and I6 to 6. After the excitement of the basketball games the girls took up volleyball with just :Ls much vigor. The Sth period team showed their ability at playing volleyball by com- ing out on top behind their captain, Helen Jaster. The last sport to be taken up was baseball which had not been completed at the time of this writing. But the -lth period team has proved very good. so they're entitled to their pictures in this annual. All the girls are looking forward to a play-day which will be held in the near future under the direction of Miss Doser, G.A.A. instructor. There were many girls who were awarded letters and three won sweaters or pins. The girls having 800 points received large orange A's and the girls with 1,000 points had their choice of sweaters or pins. It-CSF I -ts Girls' League Meeting Gerry Camenon G.L. President Girls' League Council x ,- F. F. A. i i l. Edward Roza. fi. lfldxvaril Roza. 2. Henry Valencia and Louis Mark. T. David Smith, James Jenkins, Plark 37. Neal Troutner. Iverson, and Dale Poole. 1, Neil Townsend, S. Benny Jackson and Charles Edgar. 5. Atasi-arivro Future Farmers. 14. llale Ruskovieh and Mvrlan Poole. Our F.F.A. has been working toward the war effort in a big way. Under the leadership of Klr. Gills, their sponsor, they have succeeded in enlarging their activities to capacity, so that maximum service to their country may be rendered. Boys have been using a large part of their school time for vital work rather than classroom work. ln one of the pictures above can be seen a boy at work on the F.F.A.,s John Deere tractor. This particular picture was taken at the strawberry patch, where the boys have been spending a great deal of time lately. Other pictures show boys working with a few of the many boxes of young plants which they bave been raising this year. This has really been a great help to the war effort, due to the shortage of laborers. These small plants are raised in boxes inside the Agriculture Building and then are transplanted in the fields or gardens. Actual farming isn't all that our F.F.A. boys are doing, however. They are also working in the school's shop, learning to give good care tothe hard-to-get farm implements, and also learning to repair them should they happen to break. Due to the shortage of implements, this is indeed a wonderful thing to know. Financially speaking, the F.F.A. is over the top. So well have they done this year, they have been authorized by the school board to purchase themselves a tractor, harvester, and bailer. These purchases will probably be delayed, due to the war, but they have been authorized. har INTRAMURAL 1.-Champions. 2.-Whoa, Junior. 3.-Lonesome Stranger. 4.-Straight Arm. ,., - ARMY Due to lack of transportation we were not able to play interscholastic football. So instead of discontinuing the game we organized intramural leagues. The boys liked it because more of them got to play and there were more games. The student body also enjoyed this season of football because at least once a week there was a game. October 8-Platz O, Jordan 0. October 22-Williamson 12, Lee 7. October 29-Platz 14, Lee 13. November .6-Jordan 13, Williamson 0. November 13-Jordan 19, Platz 6 Cchampionsbipl. December 3-Sixth Period 12, Fifth Period 6. fA11-Starsj FOOTBALL -ln for the Tackle. -One Side, Please! .-Oof! .-First Down. .-Yvaltz lie Again. DO-NUT LEAGUE Again, due to the lack of transportation, We were forced to play intramural basketball. There were two leagues, called Do-Nut and Pony. The Do-Nut con- sisted of four teams, Ray lXIiller's and Chuck Wescom's for the fifth period, and Bill Greenaway's and John Lee's for the sixth period. lIiller's team beat Greenaway's in the final play- offs. putting the Five Blanks in first place, Greenawayls in second spot, VVescom's third and Lee's fourth. STANDINGS- lVon Lon Pu. Hiller , ..,.. 9 l 900 Greenaway . .... 5 4 555 l'VesCom ., ,,., 2 6 250 Lee .... 2 6 250 RECORDS-- llost points for season: Bill Greenaway ..Y.. 52 Nfost points for one game: Chuck Wescom .,,... I4 Team with most points for season: llIiller's ....,.,......... 156 Team with most points for one game: Greenaway's .... 26 Closest game: lNIiller's ,.,,.,,. 12, and Greenaway's ,,t...,. ll Team with most points scored upon during season: VVescom's ..B,,,ww..................,..,.......,...,.,,..,,.,.........,, 145 Team with least points scored upon for season: fN1iller's ,,,..,,..,,,Y,,......,..Y,.,....,,w,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, r,,,, 1 01 - 1. Left to right: Leo Holland, Myrian Adams. Ray Miller, Alva XYilI'a.mson and Noel Maddalc-na. 2. Left to right: Joe Baldwin. Ted VVaddell, Bill Searle, Don Moore, John Lee and Paul Peterson. Back view: Coach Ewing. 3. Left to right: Roy Garcia, Ray Jordan, Bill Greeniaway, Lupe Villa and Lynn Cook. 4. Shooting: Chuck VVescom: Facing: Junior Parrish, Dick Gra- lmm and Jerome Edlavitchg Back: John Pittenger, Bonnie Gree- son :ind Kenny Hall. The Pony League consisted of the boys in the morn- ing Physical Education classes. There were three teams, with Ramon Patterson captain of the Bums, John Proud captain of the Colts, and Jim Cornelius leading the Bas- keteers. The winners of the first half were the Colts with the Bums right nehind them. On the final playoffs the Bums took first place, heating the Colts twice and losing once to them. S Q s .V .E if f Sfrllzdilrgs' 117011 Lust Pri. -iv ' . 5 Bums .... Q 5 644 J A7 I 'f Colts .,.,,.,.. ,..., l 0 7 588 , Baslceteers 1 ll O84 5 6 .deg i Team with least amount of points scored against for season: Colts, 18-l. Team with niost points scored against for season: liaslceteers, 2-H. Team with most points for one game: Colts, 37. Closest game: Bums l5, Colts l-l. High point man for one game, Ayres with l7 points. A . High-point man for season: Ayres. l IS. High-scoring team for season: Colts, 30-lr. 1. lhett to riizglitl Dale Poole, Earl Adams, Bruc-e Frame, Bruee Arnold, and Marvin .laslerx Kneeling: Ramon Patterson. 2. Standing: Reed Sherman, Don Ayres, and Le Roy Dodge. Kneeling: Bob Russell, Bob Hewitt. James VV:-rseom, Benny Maddalena, and John Proud. fl. fheft to riglitl: James Cornelius, .Ilm Kruslock, Roy Finch, Marvon Sumner, Dale Ruskovitch, and Fred Green. 4, Sitting: Bob Wilson and Bob Otto. Standing: John Proud and Le Roy Dodge. PO Y LEAGUE BASKETBALL 'e J T 1 ' T l I5 I st CAVALRY DIVISION i ' - , in-r -L-+ - x 1 ,- v . H , its-.v,s 1 ug .- ., . . , .I . , - Y! in,-. I . , .. .Q 1, 1, it .-Q::4 '1Q-j I - T I , 1, ,-,.L.'A-,453-'. . 1,1 '--ff-ow:--W , . 'fm . gg ire ,YU f, G., . N ,iffy -2: ff . ,-1-A A, I 4- '-'. P ,7 C nf' ,aj A TRACK Thursday, April 29, 1943, our intramural track meet was held. The A class was made up of the hoys in the afternoon Physical Ed- ucation classes :ind the B class consisted of the hoys in the morning P. E. group. The score of the fifth period class was 44 pointsg sixth period, 29 points. and fourth period with 26 points. ln the B class, second period won with 53 points and third period with -l-4 points. Some of the hoys who did their events in pretty good time were taken to Santa Barbara to compete in the semi-finals there. The school record which was hroken in the meet was the IUU-yard dash, which Dick Graham made in IU:-I. The half mile was won by Noel Xladdalenzi, with Ted VVzxddell second. Ernest Yan Klatre took first place in the half mile with Elvin lluller second. 'rs an ' 5 , 'K---A L. ui 'Q' 4 0, ,wr Ulnliilf L 'Ku hi, , K 'L r. -S' '-.4 if vi f , :rg 0 . 8 .pil -Q 'ke -.. Q yf ff 5-0 N ld P-J! 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