Capitola and Soquel School - Usacalis Yearbook (Capitola, CA)

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Class Will Evelynwilliams, -will my peg leg and ability to- Elaine Uizell. Albert Locatelli, will my job as manager of the equipment to Charles Walker Isabell Killip, will my place in class to Herbert Killip. Eloise Anderson, will my teacher to Walter Padio. Alice Layson, will Mr. Miller to Annamae Costa. Dayton Garber, will my clock watching ability to Harry Canby. Ruth Wellhousen, will my red hair to Shirley Tolbert. Dudley Walker, will all the school books in the world to Lee Harrocks. Frances Brydon, will my big feet to Arlene Iverson. Jo Anne Thompson, will my freckles to Mary Kay Wallace. Harvey Fought, will my science test to Charles Hawkins. Joellene Berger, will my little feet to Annamae Costa. Betty Cronk, will a song to Joyce Dulany. Jo Anne Dulany, will my blonde hair to Sandra Peretto. Jack Applegarth, will my class room to Roger Hart. Mildred Lantz, will my freckles to Clarice Gregg. Robert Curtz, will my missing fingernail to anyone who finds it. Arlene Evers, will my big hands to Nels Anderson. Jack Anderson, will the school to anyone who wants it. Vera Blaeholder, will my fuzzy hair to Nancy Heywood. ' Glenn King, will Mr. Miller to Thomas Helean. Mary Ellen Parr, will my brother Larry to Ernestine Domenici. Manuel Ferreira, will my report card to Raymond Pipkin. A Calvin Bogaard, will my long hair to James Willbanks. Melvin Bowen, will the playground to James'Kirkpatrick. Jeannette Springer, will my blue eyes to Lola Mae Lantz. James Anderson, will Melvin Bowen to James Cronk. Mildred Downing, will my blue eyes to Mildred Cofer. Beverly Plett, will my reading ability to Janice Platt. Harry Fought, will the playground to Helen Richardson. Marion Bankhead, will my urge to be tall to Richard Farnsworth. Leilani Dorcy, will my desk full of books to Carol Morris. Bonnie Cox, will my arithmetic book to Ellen Lanson. R Lynnette Fitch, will my-love of horses to Linda Perry. Jack O'Connor, will my ability to build-airplanes to Loren Humphrey. Robert Ball,-will-my mechanical ambition to Ronnie Lawrence. Ronnie Fikes, will my ability to flirt to Lonnie Lyman. Mildred Sadler, will my green ink to Patricia Palmer. Marvaina Dean,vwill my freckles to Aphra Reinelt. Glenelle Walton, will my ability to play tennis to Sylva Sprouse. Jerry Schaffer, will my giant-like figure to Donald Dodson. Teddy Kasje, will my excellent brains and good looks to Kirk Wallace. Patricia.W1llbanks, will my long hair to Mario Parsons. Aileen Hurley, will my personality to Marilyn Ross. ' Richard Breckon, will my inability to play football to Larry Parr. Alfred Van Sickel, will my traffic sign, hat, and belt to Elmer Hanson. Charles Moreno, will my hermit equipment to Shelby Rowe. Joan Ledgerwood, will my curly hair to Sandra Benthusen.. Helen Leaf, will my blonde hair to Sloria Manildi. Herman Moreno, will my ability to draw figures to Bruce Stevens.

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Gee, Betty Cronk, you an author? You're not writing mystery stories, are you? Huh? Oh, you're not. But you're writing cookbooks! Ha! Ha! My! My! Isabell Killip, a housewife, how unusual. Hey,there, you driving that truck! Don't spill those oranges! Do you want to give me heart failure, Aldo Perruca? What about building me a house cheap, Albert Loca- telli? You're a carpenter! H-m-m-m, you wanted to be rich, Harry Fought, then why are you sleep- ing in a box car? Listen, Jack Applegarth, you can't be a businessman and a second John L. Lewis, that's against the law! Jeanette Springer, why do you always insist on sitting on the boss' knee when taking down notes? Oh, my, my, Mildred Lantz, and Dudley Walker are artists. Say, Mildred, what's the difference between an artist and a commercial artist, anyway? I'm sure glad I came across you, Jim Anderson. My new super-jet rock- et is on the blink. What? You want to fix my rocket too, Dick Huber? You're a mechanic, too?! Boy!! I ought toihave a practically new rocket. Oh, no!! My come out of be plotting have to get lights this crystal ball and fix 'em. My! My! This crystal ball must to get my money, or something, because I just remembered I - my hair fixed and up pops Beverly Plett, a hairdresser. went off again. Jack Anderson, you're an electrician-- Hey, Francis Brydon, you're a nurse, hurry down to the swimming pool. An amateur swimmer, Eloise Anderson, just stubbed her toe. Well-what-do- you-know, Galvin Bogaard is a Forest Ranger. You've really got a hot job, sonny. Well! Lookee here at the big league pitcher, Mel Bowen, Che pitches baseballs back onto the diamond from the bleachers. Oh! Hello! Evelyn Williams, so you're a secretary, huh? Oh! Me! I'm getting tired, goodbye. ' Glenelle Walton History of the Graduating Class of l948 There are nine students in the graduating class who started here in the first grade. They are: Dick Huber, Ruth Wellhausen, Patsy Willbanks, Melvin Bowen, Marvaina Dean, Albert Locatelli, Aileen Hurley, Herman Moreno, and Jack O'Connor. In the first grade our teacher was Mrs. Moore and our principal was Mr. Esdon. The ohly improvement was the addition of a new-roof on the auditorium. Most of us passed into the second grade. There our teacher Mrs. Peake gave us harder work than we had had in the firs+ grade. As we went through the different grades we met many hardships, but we con- querod most of them. In the third and fourth grade's our teacher was Miss Woolsey. In the fifth grade our teacher was Mrs. Nordstrum, but due to family illness we had many substitutes. Our teacher in the sixth grade was Miss Johnson, who is still teaching here. Our teac11er in the seventh grade was Mr. Medlen. Most of the class enJ0Y65- him very much. In the eighth grade the teachers were Mr. Miller and Mrs. Peake. The reason for the two teachers in the eighth grade was because it was divided into two classes. ,

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'I ,I X.. S 2... fiif 'fu 4 ALL MMRKX -6, Due gin xxx. L f f t . Seventh and Eighth Grades Top row- Jack 0'Connor, Glenelle Walton, Aileen Hurley, Barbara Manildi, Bill Young, Jim.Martin, Herman Moreno, Ronnie Fikes, Charles Moreno 3rd row- Norma Sprouse, Joyce Korntved, Helen Leaf, Teddy Kasje, Mrs Peake, Richard Breckon, Lynette Fitch, Leilani Dorcy, Bonnie Cox, Bob Morgan 2nd row- Carolyn Robinson, Joan Brown, Beverly arnold, Kay Wright, Marvaina Dean, Mildred Sadler, Joel Looney, Joanne Thompson, Patricia Willbanks, Joan Ledgerwood, Marion Bankhead ,,, Front row- Jerry Schaffer, Alfred Van Sickel, Dick Keeling, Robert Ball, Schuyler Wallace, Ferdinand Mestre wsqq