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

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Sophomores The highlight of the Sophomore activities this year was the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance, given January I0th. This dance was held in the gym which was decorated in the traditional Dog-Patch style. Prizes for the best costumes went to Allan Wallace and Mary Lou Rominger. Class rings were selected on January l0th by a committee of six, consisting of Raquel Sapien, Elsie Crews, Pat Moore, Lorne Ferguson, Robert Ferguson, and Chuck Kuhnle. The rings are to be an exact duplicate of the Class of '48 rings. They will have a miniature tower mounted on a rose gold placque which covers the top ofthe ring. We ended the semester with a swimming party at the community pool. Class officers are: Chuck Kuhnle, president: Raquel Sapien, vice-president: Pat Jarvis, sec- retary: Richard Martinez, treasurer. The advisors were Mrs. M. Hutchison and Mr. L. Oglesby. FIFTH ROW: Manuel Luis, Wayne Perry, Jack Neal, Max Dee, Kay Nichols. Mary Chelquist, Gene Warren, Bill Cot- ter, Dick Black, Tommy Slankard, Wayne Mattice. FOURTH ROW: Walter Alley, Donald Ashton, Herbert Brazzi, Margaret Werling, Dorothy Richards, Barbara Gates, Inez Kruslock, Elsie Crew, Doris Cameron, Betty Hu ngerford, JoAnne Dodge. THIRD ROW: Donald Day, Clyde Langworthy, Allan Wallace, Robert Ferguson, Rosanne Lawrence, Lorry Estrada, Pat Moore, Mary Arnold, Juel Simpson, Beverly Pigott, Dorothy Smith, Mrs. Marcella Hutchison, Pat Jarvis. SECOND ROW: Buddy Robinson, Melvin Gould, Jerry Jennings, Robert Livingston, Johnny Freeborn, Albert Kelley, Terry McAuliffe, Jim Richards. Verlee Nelson, Roberta Spaur, Ruth Robertson, Nellie Ferneyhough, Nancy Bacon. FIRST ROW: Mr. Loris C. Ogleshy, Marilyn Brown, Charles Kuhnle, Raquel Sanien, Sergio Baro, Richard Martinez, Lorne Ferguson, Billy Wallace, Robert Treece, Glenn Ferrell, Joe Wilson, Edgar Freydl. Freshmen The largest Freshman class in the history of AUHS entered school in September of '46. We seemed very sure of ourselves and we wern't going to let any Senior run over us. Oh yeah? We sort of had our ideas changed after initiation. We actually have some brain children in our midst, Dona Edinger and Mary Lou Alley, who became California Scholarship Federation members the second semester. We also have some pretty good athletes. Johnny Pyl and Joe Estrada were good basket- ball players and Henry Parson was a credit to his class as a halfback on the football team. Our class officers for this year are: Norlan Peterson, president: Nelms Finch, vice-president: .Emma Jean Frenes, secretary: Henry Parson, treasurer. Our advisors were Miss C. Burkhardt and Mr. R. Gilstrap. BACK ROW: Joe Estrada, Johnny Pyle, Russell Goodrich, Eugene Hall, John Crew, Ronald Jenkins, Earl Thompson, Boll Baker, Harrison Goodwin. Raymond Vaden, Dan Foulk. FIFTH ROW: Henry Glimn, Florentino Molinar, Bob Werling, James McNeil, Russell Biddle, Leonard Jordan, Allred Estrada, Gene Molinar, Earl Yates, Russell Matlice, Ardell Johnston. FOURTH ROW: Mr. R. D. Gilstrap, Alice Prouty, Lily Wallraven, Jackie Ross, Nancy Cooper, Roy Blackburn, Jimmie Smith, Billy Sheffield, Wayne Rayburn, Jimmy Martin, Gerrold Peterson. THIRD ROW: Bob Cann, Alice Morgan, Helen McDaniel, Beverly Tucker, Rowena Galli, Helen Jane Guy, Penny Gibbs. Yvonne Flint, Wada Mackey, Frank Espinosa, and Miss Coletta Burkhardt. SECOND ROW: Ronald Dickenson, Dandridge Cook, Mary Lou Alley, JoAnne Rosenquist, Dona Edinger, Mary Ellen Dulnney, Marie Wharff, Barbara Brown, Mary Ellen Brooks, Virginia Trussel. Rebecca Epuerly, Norlan Peterson. FIRST ROW: Ray Fowler, Gifford Bland. Mildred Mazza, Pat Vaca, Mary Lou Ridge, Marjorie Clark, Valdora Garcia, Mary Lou Rominger, Henry Parson, Nelms Finch and Emma Jean Frenes.

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SocieTy Calendar Senior Ball The Senior MidwinTer Ball was given February l5, I947. This ball, which was held in The ATascadero Grammar School Gym, was decoraTed in a circus Theme. Records Turnished The music Tor The dance. Arlan SmiTh supervised The ball. Fall Frolics oT '46 The Fall Frolics oT '46 was presenTed by The Masque and Gavel November 22 in The High School AudiTorium. The program consisTed oT TalenT Trom The sTudenT body. The proceeds amounTed To 5295, which wenT To help pay Tor The li'ghTs in The Memorial Bowl. BeTTy Wallace and Lois HabersaaT were general c airmen. Tacky Day Tacky Day This year was held on March I4. The Juniors made over SIOO which helped pay The expenses Tor The Prom. The Carnival was held in The aTTernoon in The gym and a cosTume dance Took place in The evening. NaTividad Sapien supervised The aTTair. Girls' League Formal The Girls' League Formal was held in The High School Library on December I4. The Theme of The dance was MoonlighT ln The Garden. Genevieve PiTTen- ger was general chairman. E. C. SchwaTel Turnished The music. Rancho Frolics The FuTure Farmers of America held Their annual Rancho Frolic on Novem- ber 22, in The High School Gym. Tuclcer's Band furnished The music. The gym was decoraTed To resemble a barn. MoTher's Day Tea The MoTl1er's Day Tea, sponsored by The Girls' League, was held May 2, I947, in The High School Library. The Tea sTarTed aT I:30 wiTh enTerTainmenT in The audiTorium and, aTTer The enTerTainmenT, The guesTs adiourned To The library Tor reTreshmenTs. The high school boys and Their moThers were invi'l'ed To The Tea. Diana Poole was general chairman. Alumni Homecoming A Homecoming celebraTion which was held April I8-I9, was sponsored by The ExecuTive Council This year. The program included a dinner Tor over 250 alumni and guesTs on Friday, April I8, aT 7:30, and The Memorial Track MeeT on April I9. An aTTair like This had noT been planned since l940. Shirley Kuhnle was general chairman. Junior- Senior Prom The Junior-Senior Prom was held May 23 in The High School Library. Fairy- land, The unusual Theme, was carried ouT under The leadership oT NaTividad Sapien. SchwaTel's OrchesTra 'furnished The music. -