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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1944 volume:

? SANTLA LUCIA 1944 Navy Number 1 The 23rd Year Book Issued by the Associated Students of tasmdvro Union High School -46' , as lh chi .mon N N QLNIRXI UHUPRS NU 1 bl BJLQI III UNIX r 1 1 1 tm Ill he Q-ern: of tr an 1 Xt.: nu fro lnlon H1 h School bm for phw mal htne s so as to proud: the .iruud f-runs with In tu r and Qtrmwer nun to wm thx xx lr vo +A. TT And ' In memors ofthe f7ret ilumnue o -ituecmlero I mon Hugh School to ,que has I1 L ua the .senur o hm IOUIIYV3 durrng the prev nt uar an znspzrutlon to all uho lawn hun thl rerollertzon of has personalztw uzll nezvr be orgotten as long as his nende lzze 2 c L mfr' Q..exTZL' class 04 Sill ff ff' ...v A.. EABICFJR S Vx I A LUI IA e I E Q , , r wi - . fn . -159' x , 'K 5 .1 'Q 7 3 if 1' P? T ' 'f L ' if 3-My W . . . I ll ' ' YY 7 lf- u,. . y w M - ' '1 -w A 1 . . I - .J 4 1 L. - Q W Y W3 'fl W F A , f - Q . - , . 4' , . . ' l'H lfx ii 9 gf P 'll ' ' 'f' Q ! Hg I ' 5 - . . . . . . . 2 LT .1 , f ,' bf A f ' 7 . . . 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A V f 1 - 1 - :vw w 'ff , .,, - , . i PRINCIPAL S MEQSAGE SALUTE TO YOUTH YVC are proud of the ehxewmmtx ot our bow und our urls from Atfzbmdero Umon Hlgh Sehool xx ho ire mlled into the seruee ot our eountrx ln thu hour of greit mms They lrc holdrnf hx h the hmner o CIYILC ulth IIISUIILUKDH und honor on tle flr flung, hlttlc fronts of he world Io them x C p 15 trlhutt IC trslts of uorld r h 1h lf non will 1 or t rt xr torlu xe we uon lI1 Sikllllllfl ucdc vn int wlklll juxtlet for oursclwex 1rd tor future gtntritlons ut lool to youth In xouth llc ou hope md th flltllll of LIYIIII mon SCHOOL BCP RD 1 X x R IWIS H Wim li Onyx: Jon ID s NI xr: IR XI: jot Lxxxox rr: FACULTY zrst R z Nllw Ruth Doxe , Plwlen Er uumt n p'1nx h I 1 Il ind Lnvl 1 tnn mop md flllflll lm n 1 1 1 now f II I s, I1 ts md Nleeh nlt xl Dr m ne, NI Roy IJ C llxt ip Prrnupll I uk Row NI Delhs W zllxee IJFILIITL, R l txonb Amutwn Goxernment, Leonom zu IJ 5 HISIOYS, ond ournilxgm, NIr XIII Vlltt YVo1den Zxbrlalxxe Home XIQYI wgement, ind Home mlkrnff Nlr em B1 hop -Xlgehr 1 Engltbh I G ometrx, Suence, Xlr Rol'1nd H Iiwng, Phx tml Educ ton, 'md Appllcd Nhth 'Um Lorna Xlxlburn Offxce Seeretxrx NIr Ldxmrd GU' Ae teultut Xlr Nhlton .Ienkms usle, lXIr Shelley Iennx EI1g,llNl1 II III ind IX md Iitxn Xlr Irlnk Ixoc 1, Superintendent of Grounds 'md Buxldxntjb STAFF Front Row Nlrs L0lb Frexdl 'zmtor 'md Bu Driver, llrw Don ibell Tlllex Ab sxstmt Housemother, llrb Nhudc Blfmkeslee, Houwemother Back Row IVIr Andy Tenbrook, Jamtor 'md Bug Driver, Xlr George Lee, Bus Driver and Gardener 9 L, 1 ae ' ', x 5 ' ' 1 Q : 1' 1 ' 'V - v Z vt 1 ' K. . fx ' . 1, ' 'S li L '1 'gfg 1 ' fs 1 , l 1 ' f 1 3 t ' ' ' . v 1 ' ' w. 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' I 1, ' I ' A , 1 STAFF PEGGY PowERs Edztor In Chzef PAT VVHITSETT Asst Edztor Board Page BEVERLY BARTRON Faculty and Executwe DOROTHY BEST Gzrls League Page Senior Comm! Page' Wd'-' TAHOMA HEMINGWAY Semar Pzctures ENOLA ANDREWS Snap Page WINNIE AKBRS Semor Hutory MARJORIE HENDERSON Snap Page A t IAMES DECOU Sophomore Page MITZIB Your-G Semor c wane: Lois HABERSAAT Freshman Page CHARLES HERNDON An Edna' BARBARA MOORE Jumo, page DONALD ANDREWS Serfvzre Page RALPH KURJKEE Bgyy Spgff-5 LEROY DODGE SJTWUICB Pdf? IRENE DAY Gzrls Sports DERBY WALLACE Ad-'vxsor EDITORIAL BY PEGGY POWERS As our shxp, the Sanla Lucza saxls around the bend, we, the twenty three Semors of the class of 44, reluctantly wave farewell to the faculty and underclassmen A other chapter of our lxfe IS completed A very lmportant chapter and we are very sorry to see the end of lt, for we have spent a very happy four years ln A U H S Our shlp IS now around the bend we straln our eyes to see what IS ahead of us, but as yet our destmatlon IS unknown Perhaps some of us wlll become famous, per haps some of us wnll only be good c1t1zens, but we do know that whatever becomes of faculty of A U H S for thexr supreme effort rn leadlng us the rlght dlrectlon these happy years spent here I, as edltor of the 1944 Santa Lucza would lxke to give my thanks to my Assxstant Editor Pat Whxtsett who gave much of her precious time for making this year book possible l also would lnke to thank the faculty, student body board, Mr Wallace and lllr Gxlstrap for thelr cooperation Although It has been dlfflcult to get an An nual out this year due to the war, the help of these people has made lt possible EXEC TIVE COU CIL Left to Rzght Enola Andrews, Gxrls League President, Johnny Proud, Rally Com mxttee Chairman , Evelyn Guv Student Body Treasurer, Ralph Kunkee, Junlor Class Presldent, Bull Searle Student Body Vice President ames Cornellus, Student Body Presldent Bnll Caldwell Sophomore Class Presldent, Bob Rhodes, Senior Class Presldent, Charles Herndon, Freshman Class Presldent, Marjorle Henderson, Com mlssxoner of Cmzenshxp Peggy Powers, Student Body Secretary At the begmmng of the school year, lt was necessary to elect a new Student Body Presldent and Vxce Presldent due to the fact that the boys who were elected to the posmons at the end of last year were unable to attend school thus year Paul Peterson, Presldent, had transferred to the Pasadena Academy and the Vxce Presxdent, Bill Greenaway, IS now m the Unxted States Navy Because of the war the Executlve Councll has been unable to put on as manv school actrvmes thus year The only event they could glve was the Christmas party, December 17, 1943 but thls was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone and wnll be remem bered by all for a long tlme as one of the highlights of the school year We thmk the Executxve Councxl has done very mcely consxdermg all the handl caps under whxch lf has been forced to work . . - , . . . . , , . . . 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' ' ' . n- , Y . . . . . - us, no matter who we are or where we go, our appreciation and thanks will go to the , V v . . . . . , . . . v . , . . - ' . , 9 .T S 1 ' S . , - XVINOLA IAKERSF HAZARD Rally Commxttee II Class President II Annual Staff II IV Girls League Secretary III Parliament II Spanish Club Member I GAA II III IV Blg and Little S1ster Chalr man IV I Wznola Akers, wlll my ablhty to catch onto Jokes quxck to my slster, Lodene MARGIB HaxDERsov G AA I to IV Vice Presldent III VICQ Presldent of G L IV Secretary II Presldent of G A A IV CSF IV Defense Chaxrman IV Spamsh I II Annual Staff II IV Rally Comm1ttee II Vlce Presldent of Class II Freshman Repre sentatlve I Prom Committee I Margze Hnzderxon leave to anyone fortunate enough to recexve It the pleasure of tak mg care of Bond Sales for the Girls League LORRAINIE Bonsw A IV ir I Lorrazne Elizabeth Elean ora Bohnn, yull my extra long mxddle name to Wada Pennmg ton, who hasnt any TAHOMA HEMINGWAY Masque and Gavel III IV President III Ed1tor of News letter III IV Hilltop News Staff III IV G -X X I Annual Staff III IV Prom Committee III bemor Picmt IV Junior Candy Sale III Senior Formal I Tahoma Hemznguay, will the edxtorshxp of the Newsletter to anyone who thmks as much of the boys xn servxce as I do Rnssau. Huxrrn ROTC I II III Foot all IV Semor Formal IV I Rusxell Hunter, leave my schnozzola on the operatmg table and now head for Navy V 7 wxthout xt HBNRIBTTA ESTRADA Class Secretary III GAA I to IV Prom Commxttee III I Henrxetta Estrada, wxll my engagement to my cousm Agnes to my sxster Lauretta to carry on TED XVADDIILL Class Treasurer I Football III IV Boys Representative IV Basketball II III IV I Ted lffaddell, wnll my pop ul nt, yuth the gxrls to Bo Dickenson Cas If he needs ltl Inns DAY Gee Club I II III G AA II III IV Prom Commxttee Glrl Scouts I II Senxor For mal IN Annual Staff IW Hill top News Edltor IV I Irene Day, return the Soph omore class so that they may become jumors, keeping only thelr cr. presldent Lous MACK Intramural Basketball III IV Commlttee III FFA I Louu Mack, wxll my bxg brown eyes and sweet smxle to Charles Edgar JAM s Colw ELIUS Student Body Presldent IV Bond Rally Committee Bxsketball III Prom Commit tee III Football IV I Jamc: Corny Cornelius, vull mv spealtmg volce and sen atonal courtesy to Dxana Poole BILLIE lBxRRl HALL From Kllleen High Texas Secretary and Treasurer I II V- IV Football Cheer Lead III Tenms County Meet 2nd Place ln .Ir Glrls Singles Dramatxcs Club I II III Bzllze Hall, wlll my abxlxty to get a husband to every other un'narr1ed grrl rn A U H S RAMON P Ar'rERsoN Intramural Basketball III IV Football II IV Prom Commit tee III Intramural Track and Baseball III I Ramon Patterson, leave my captamshnp of the Red Basket ball Team to Roy Fmch. Pcccv POWERS Class Vice President III Sec retary IV Tr1Y Treasurer III President IV Student Body Secretary IV Girls Lea ue Publicity IV Editor P11 top News III IX CAA I to IV Basketball Captain III IV Annual Staff III IV Edltor IV I Peggy Powers will the ed ltorshlp of me Annual to Bar lvzra Moore, as I thmk she ls ycry competent J wxxxcs Vw MATRB Spanlsh Club I II Senior Fo mal Commlttee IV Prom Com mxttee III NVhat Frnxe says goes for me, oo BOB PIODES Treasurer of Class II Spanish Football IV As a requc t of Irene Day I Bah Rhodes, wlll my abxlxty to dance to Bxll Caldwell PITA VILLA Music Club I GAA I to IV Basketball Captam Greyhound Team II III Prom Commlttee III I Rzta Vzlla xull my brother. Lupe, to Betty I aden SHIRLEY Uyzsnral ALBERT Presldent of Music Club I Parliamentarlan for G L III A II III IN G S Pres Prtsldent of CSF III Secre tary III 2nd Bi Vrce Presrdent of CSF II Masque and Gav el III 15 V I Shzrley 4lbert, uxll my brams to my brother, john, ln hopes hell use them, also to keep them ln the famxly DOROTHY CLPPERS GAA I to IV Class Secre tary II I Dorothy Cuppers, wrll my abrhty to Jltterbug to Harvey Tmgdahl ERVEST YAN MATRB Intramural Baseball IV Track III IV Basketball III IV Class Vice President IV F F A Prom Commxttee III VS e Ernze and Jennzngs Va Ilalrc, leave to everyone th memory of our pleasant drsposx trons Nor A ANDREWS Spanish Club I Class Presl dent I GAA I to IV Execu t1ve Council IW Rally Com m tee II CSF II III Qpanlsh Club II Annual Staff II IV Treasurer of Class III Masque and Gavel III IV C S F Secretary lst Sem Pres Znd Sem III Sgt at Arms o Masque and Gavel IV Presl dent of Girls League I Enola Blondze Andrew: wlll my cousin, Bonnxe, to th school to take my place as mos popular gxrl m school Sue Jxmns Vice Presldent Tri Y III G A urer I II III Prom Commit tee III I Sue James, wxll my luxurr ant long halr to Evelyn Guy XIATALIA BARo Prom Committee III Girls League Council III IV Trl 1 Prtsxdent Spanlsh I Girls Glec Club President III Orch estra md Band President II I, lyatalza Baro, wnll my ver effncxent abrhty to scare up a xnterestmg program for clas actnvmes to Babe Stoltey II IRL AD uns Basketball II Track III Prom Committee III Basket ball IV Track IV Football I Earl Adams, wxll m brams to Charlxe Herndon, wh has the wrt and personality t go wnth them ' . : y , : , I - , , : - . : 1 I ' v , v I 1 v I ' v 1 1 1 v : ' . : ' . - . - : . 1 , - , . 1 - : : , . 1 .1 , - Q , . : .. , , , , ' - we . 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I . .,' -- . l 1 . .1 SENIOR PROPHECY BY TAHOMA HEMINGWAY In the personal column of the world s largest newspaper, Atascadero News, for June 9 1964, we were surprised to notice the names of a number of graduates of the class of 44 There was also a notice that Madame Nellie Baro the famous pianist singer is scheduled to appear at the La Moda Opera House for two weeks running Mrs john Hazard, the former Wmme Akers, was seen in tovsn shoppmg at the Lucien Fritz: Ann Lelong Shop Col and Mrs Hazard were also house guests at the hxme of Mr and 'VIrs Dave Greenaway fthe former Blondie Andrewsb while m town The afternoon was spent flying in the Greenaways little fly about, stopping at the Atascadero Natlonal Hospital to see Margie Henderson, who ns now head nurse Mrs Greenaway had installed in her home that amazing new feature, a Husbavlsor which enables her to keep track of Dave at all times When she completes paying off the in stallments on this fixture, she vull IDX est ln an attachment which vsarns the husband before he does something It says No the first time, if unheeded, pmches, and then if no results shoots rm Of course you wouldnt believe this important IIN entzon had been designed by none other than Earl Adams and Ernest Van Matre of our class A clever bunch, that class of 44 Oh yes and the other day whxle walking down Atascadero and Vine, Dorothy Cuppers, the Blond Bombshell from AUH S was seen riding around in Rusty Hunters new super Adllac Convertible Of course you know how news gets around, and we found they had spent the eve ning in the Rose Room at the Carlton Hotel It 15 rumored they are keeping quite steady company Did you see that story in Life about Senator Jim Cornelius who invented that famous Hot Rod Cooler the new garage in which you can put your helicopter away without bringing lt dovvn to earth? Thrs is bringing in quite a sum of money but as he didnt take Economics, he can t figure out whether he IS getting Real Income or Psychlc Income, and has gone on a diet of him a chance to get away from xt all Especially if Secretary Sue James IS along with her little notebook That other famous tvun, Jennings Van Matre, who has been running as the Democratic candidate for President against Betty Southwick Republican is also vsorkmg on the problem of getting back up to your helicopter after parking it Sheriff Irene Day head of the one man posse after the Burgermerster Kid who IS reported in the vicinity of South and Canteen Street, said she almost has him just a matter of months. Miss Bobsin, a tutor at the Berlmonte School for Brams has just returned from Marne where she spent the nlght to attend a concert of Harmonica Players Upon being asked about what had become of her old gang she said she saw Shirley fWebberj Albert and her family plcmckmg out at the Atascadero Lake National Park Shirley should graduate from the U of Cal this term Billie Hall and her husband, Norman, have returned to their ranch ln Killeen, Texas, after a visit wlth Mr and Mrs Charles Langley fTahoma Hemingwayj, and the Langley Qumts. The Qulnts are all boys and look just like their father, Billie said Henrietta Estrada and Rita Villa will settle down in their little mansion nn Pozo just two blocks from the Brown Derby after serving overseas 5 years in the WAMS General Ted Waddell and Virginia Parlet have fmally decided to get married and settle down as he IS now retired and they can spend all their time alone and continue their hobby of mounting insects, which they have both gone buggy over That certamly must have been a romantic class, from the looks of the marriage license bureaus Bob Rhodes and his wife, Janice and Louis Mack, with his charming wife, Evelyn Guy, have decided to live together ln one big house, as Louis IS afraid to be alone with Evle Our one tried and true bachelor, Ramon Patterson, says Ill never never marry a woman. They are the biggest mistake Nature made' He will probably never know what he missed We hear Peggy Powers IS still Editor of the New York Times For a short while she was Assistant Editor of the Womans Home Companion Well, look us up in another ten years or so, and see where everyone ls, and how they're do- ing Remember, you can expect anything in these times. Well, Ship Ahoy, Gang! I v I . . , . . , . . h . , . A i . 7 . . ' Y- - 1 ' cr - U ' ' ' ' ' ' H ' II . U ,, . . . . . . ' I h' . Y y , V . . . . . . v , . . . . . . . M - I ,, . . . . . . . I ' I , . . . V . . Aspertain and Bromo-Seltzer. He says a spin across the Morro to Pearl Harbor bridge gives I I I I I l I . Y v Y . V . , I I . n ' I ' sc 1 I ' ' u ' . . . , . SENIOR HISTORY BY WINOLA AKERS In September 1940 fxfty two green Freshles were welcomed to A U H S After a large class of Senxors welcomed us ln thelr own way we felt we really belonged here Under the able dlrectlon of Mrs Bxshop and hir Ewxng we got off to a good start The ramlest season of many years was clxmaxed on the stormlest night by a successful Freshman dance w1th refreshments floor show and brand new records We started our Sophomore year out wxth a skatmg party follow ed by a success ful candy sale Because of blackout regulatlons we gave the fxrst afternoon dance, whxch proved to be qulte a success After our dance we treated ourselves to a weenle bake We ended our Sophomore act1v1t1es by glvlng a dance wlth the Swmg Band supplymg the rhythm As unlors we declded to sell candy durlng the noon period whxch was a great help to our class treasury The proceeds from our unlor dance the President s Birth day Brawl were grven to the March of Dunes The umor Senlor Promenade was held at the Atascadero Lake The hall was cleverly decorated to resemble an old Eng lrsh tavern At last we were the Hrgh and MlghtlCS After we had lI'lltl3.fCd the Freshmen to our satrsfactlon we gave them a grand receptxon In anuary we gave a strlctly formal Mxd Wmter Ball May 18th we enjoyed a chlcken barbecue Our deep apprecratxon goes to Coach Ewmg who has been our class adviser for four years and to Nlxss Worden who has been wlth us for three years When weve had trouble or problems they always have been rlght there for us to go to and, wlth thelr krndly and helpful advlce, we ve weathered many storms Many of our classmates are graduatlng with honors thxs year lvlargle Hender son, Enola Andrews and Shlrley Albert are on the C S F and Enola and Shirley are Seal Bearers or llfe members of the C S F Nellle Baro Peggy Powers James Cornelxus, Enola Andrews, Tahoma Hemmg way Margie Henderson and Jennmgs Van Matre are all gettlng Servlce Awards Wmnle Akers and Jxm Cornelxus are recexvlng the Frlendly Comrade Award As the end of our high school days draw near we are lookmg forward to Bacca laureate, June 4th, but most of all to Commencement June 8th We take wlth us four years of precxous memorles, and a deep feelmg for our Alma Mater and her faculty ' I u I I , . . 1 1 1 ' , - . .. . . 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Q, i SOPHO CRES BILL C XLDWELL Prfildfnl Rrcnuzn Ps xnsov Vzce Preszdent JAMES DECOU Secretary Mrrzna Yotxc Treasurer BY jmnzs DECOU The Sophomore class had an excluslve Hallowe en party m October We played football, basketball and mdoor games The refreshments were good and none of us wlll soon forget the peppermlnt punch The Sophomore Valentme Dance had good 'rttendance and also had good re freshments For the second year the Sophomores contmue to lead m the percentage of dues pal Front Row Bruce Frame Nlrss komhl Hazel Ge Nlrtzle Young, Dor1s Moen Martha Bennett 1-stelle Nlaryett lack Durs Bred Green Second Row Mr XY rllace Jfrmes XX est om Clf nn hens I tr Momi Frllavueh -Xlberta Schuetz, luodt Sumner Lucllle Slllllll llonnft Dodge U1r1111. L,11y to11 lristrlla Clayton Thlrd Row R111 Ctlmlwell Peurly Brrtron Imltn Xkfrs lonnlc B111 on Tfunrs DeCo11 Fourth Row Innes 1ll'sl1ll1hb8Il Don ld Otto Innes Ienkms Nlyrltn Poole George Humph rms L11 ules I 115,11 Flfth Row Ren Ihllldtlilltlfl Janus XIQIQII Rrchud Pearson Bob Hewxtt Dale Poole Chrls lfspcrsen FRESHME CHARLE4 HERNDON Preszdent BOB boopsrr. hoe Preszdent Boxxu: Awnuews Secretary PEGGH SIVIPQOV Treasurer BY Lois HABERSMT It was a shy but happv crowd that entered A U H S for the frrst t1me After lfllT.lZ1flOI'l we settled down to work Pat Iverson, Y lfglfllil Parlet, and DOYIS Cole be came members of the C S F Dorothy Dul1tL won second prxze ln the Llons Club Speech Contest In the contest for Vlctory Queen, Bonnle Andrews w on The boys were a success, too ack Estrada played on the champronshxp team m the Pony League In tl1e Do nut League Kenneth Spears, Rupert Toledo, Paul Dona telll, and Egon T1essen played on tl1e Pups wmners of the flrst half There were partxes YVe ralsed money for the Red Cross, had a Treasure Hunt and we welcomed 111 Sprrng wlth a dance VVe are all thankful for the thoughtful adv1ce of lllrs Brshop and 'Hr Gllls, our class advlsors Forst Row Paul Donatellr August 'innth Donrld Iampnmn Gottfxred Herlmann Kenneth Spears, Rupert Toledo, W arren Bachman Second Flow Drana Pitcher LOIS Hftbersaat Geneyleu Arebftlo Dorrs Cole Paulme Donatelll Lola bcarbroubh Dlana Poole bhlrley Sutherlm Thlrd Row Pat Iverson Myra Cullen Audrey Bland, Dorothy Dulrtz Jean Klllion Peggy Slmpson Betty Vaden Betty Wallace Fourth Row Annie Tiessen, Audrey Wood V1FglH1a Parlet Bernice Jordan Genevieve Pitten ger, Norma ODe11 Ahce Kay Egon TIGSSGD Orvllle Brazzl Flfth Row Jack Estrada, Sldney Yunk, B111 Wharff Harvey Tmgdahl Frank Platz, John Drake Charles Herndon, Amel Neal Slxth Row Mrs B1shop, Wxlllam Kelly, Loren Krixer, David Baro, Mr Gills 1 .... . 1 . . 0 - Q . . 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I H- 1. v 1 A 'aid' Sf ' I in BUYS SPORTS BY RALPH KUNKEE At the beglnnmg of the year the chances for boys sports of any kind looked very slim First of all, there could be no interscholastic games because of tire and gas ratlonmg Second all athletic equlpment was very scare However, Coach Ewlng reassured us by telling us that the athletic equipment he had, although somewhat lim ited was in fairly good shape Also we wouldn t have to worry about games H w as going to schedule intramural games ln all sports '1 his would give us more games and give more fellows a chance to play than in other years With this in mmd we opened up the sports year with football practice It took us quite a while to get over our clumsmess Our first practices looked very bad but it wasn t long before the teams were in pretty good shape 'Iwo te lms w ere chosen in each of the fifth and sixth periods Because of the manpower shortage six man foot ball was plaved The games were scheduled on Thursday afternoons School was let out early, and once or twice the band was out fhxs gave the games a footballlc at mosphere 'I he games were run in a round robin, each team playing every other team 'led Waddell s team of the sixth period was winner of the round robin, but Garcia s w as a very very close second After this was run off, each period chose one team from the group composed of the best players These were known as The All Stars The captain of fifth period s team was B111 Searle Sixth period s captain was Roy Garcia A set of two out of three games were played between these two teams Searle s took the first game, but Garclas won the last two Thrs made sixth period the all around winner as far as football was concerned According to an agreement made before evening at the cafeteria It was a turkey dmner with all the trimmings After the dmner football movies were shown Also, Garcia w as voted as the best all around football player of the year YVe played some interscholastic football after all Two games were played with Templeton We Won both of these games After football we went to basketball There were two basketball leagues, the Pony Le Que, composed mostly of Cs, and the Do nut League composed mostly of A s and B s There were one or more teams in each perlod These games were also run as round robms Two sets in each league were run The Reds fPatterson sl and the Skunlts QGoulds were the eventual wmnexs In basketball also we were able to plav some rnterscholastxc games We played Templeton and San Luis Obispo one game each, losing both of them However, the only practice together the school team had w as one mght a week when we played the town team After basketball we had a few weeks of boxing We came out of that with only the bloody noses of Earl Adams and Orville Brazzl, and the knocked out tooth of Bob Rhodes Then we Jumped into something less harmful but just as strenuous badminton Partners were chosen and games run in each period Champions were picked ln each group but as vet the school championship hasn t been run off M1XCd in wlth had mmton was some tumbling rolls flips head stands, etc VVC then went back outside to the fresh air, sunshine and baseball Flrst we had a few weeks practice We played the baseball games during activity period and noon ohn Proud s team was victorious They defeated Rupert Toledo s team, Le Roy Dodge s, and Donald Ayres In the meantime we started track practice We had about a month of th1s, then on May 4th, we had the intramural track meet School was let out in the afternoon Records for the 50 yard dash, pole vault, and broad Jump were broken that afternoon B111 Wharff was high polnt man for the Cs Bill Kelley for the B s, and Jim Cor nellus for the A s Sixth period received the highest total of pomts An interscholastic track meet was held with San Luis Obispo on the 12th of May We managed to make a total of 126 pomts to their 123 John Webber made a new record in the pole vault for Atascadero by going 9 9 At the time this goes to press there about three weeks of sports left After track, we will have a few Weeks of swimming and this will wind up the sports for 1943 44 In sp1te of the obstacles we can all agree that this was one of the best years of sports A U H S. had ever seen 9 . . , . , , a , B l ' . . . y Y Y , , , , . . e . 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' , L- Y V1 - v 1 ' 'Q - 1 SERVI G THEIR COU TRY BY DONALD Ars Dxews AND LEROY Donors This years Santa Lucza includes a special page for Servicemen This page is dedicated to the boys who have graduated from our school and who are now serving w 1th the armed forces, and to those w ho have left school ln order to join Since there are graduates from as far back as 1925 in the service, it has been ex tremely difficult to keep an accurate record of each one For this reason the list We haye here compiled may not be altogether complete If there is any name missing from this list that should be here, we would be happy to receive information regarding this person YVe have giy en here the branch of seryice and year of graduation of all the boys we haye been able to secure adequate information about In providing this page, we of Atascadero High School Join in paying tribute to our fellow members of classes past and present who are actively defending our free dom and our way of llfe For the purpose of keeping the boys overseas in touch with each other, the Hill top New sletter was established Following the suggestion of Cpl Ted Pearson of the Nlarmes, we investigated the paper that Cal Poly was producing for their alumni in the service and the result was our own Newsletter Letters to the editors from fel lows all oyer the World are published in the paper and sent to every one of our boys, wliet er he be in a trammg camp in this country or in the jungles of a South Pacific 3f0 Lt Lorxs C Cglesby of the U S Navy, former mstructor in science, photography no y somewhere in the P3.ClflC He first began teaching here in the year 1937 He directed dramatic activities and produced a good many successful plays In the past year he has been promoted from the rank of Lieutenant Cy g J to Lieutenant The death of B111 Hone who passed away Sunday, lNIay 28 in the Naval hos pi al at San Diego, w as the first, as a result of battle wounds among our graduates He succumbed to lnyurles received in action in the South Pacific Born in Columbus, Ohio, he soon came west to Atascadero, where he finished grammar school After graduatlng here in 1933 B111 had two years at Cal Poly be fore enlisting 1n the Navy Following the completion of his four years there he went into the Naval Reserve However, when w ar broke out he again went back lnto active service Bill had been awarded three gold stars and one silver, and was recommended to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor This year we suffered our first loss with the death of Lt Harry Searle, killed in a plane crash while on patrol duty in Panama A Senior of the class of 1942 Harry was an exceedingly popular student He possessed an outstanding personallty for which he will be remembered by everyone who knew him Before coming here m early 1941 he attended a military academy 1n New York His ability to express himself, his versatility, and h1s willingness to partlclpate ln most anythmg made him much in demand and well liked Lt Norman Pierce of the Army Air Corps was reported missing IU March It is now confirmed that he is a prisoner of war in a German camp He IS the second of our boys to be taken, Joe McKus1ck having been a captlve of the Japanese smce the fall of Bataan IH early 1942 7 , l . . . 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