Gonzales High School - Spartan Yearbook (Gonzales, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1937 volume:

Jim cspmfm THE YEAR BooK OF GONZALES UNION HIGH SCHOOL Published by THE CLASS OF 1937 in its Senior Year Q. . To Mr. Leon D, Lilley, the students' choice for Principal, at the end ot his first year as Principal of the Gonzales l-ligh School during which time he has earned our respect, admiration, and friendship through tair play, understanding and co-operation, we dedicate this Spartan Annual. aj 3 md We are America's future. The written evidence of our efforts at making it a glorious future is embodied in this Spartan Annual. ln pictures of us and our lives it is seen what is being done in today's High Schools to make us the ideal of generations. ln the memory of its passing youth the Class of i937 submits this complete picture of the Gonzales Union High School as we see it. ,A!!!,,,s ,S eses - -fa --V-aff- 1 'Jr - Because our lives depend on it and because it's gorgeous if you see it from the right angle, we choose the Salinas River, temperamental -subterranean stream, as the th f h' eme o t is year book. The strange rush of its unseen, unheard waters down to the restless Monterey Bay is somehow symbolic of lives begun in a small town, such as Gonzales. ,f THE PEOPLE n THE LEADERS rr SPARTANS IN SPORTS THE LTFE Jim Pmpla, ,,,,.1 ' 1' , X , ggi' ' X I QW, Q .1-' wx '. 'lv 5 MR. LlLLEY MR. MCLEISH PRINCIPAl'S MESSAGE Enrollment during this past year has been the largest in the history of the school. This increased enrollment is gratifying to those engaged in the field of education. lt is an indication that young people are beginning to realize that many years must be spent in preparation for life as an individual in this com- plex modern society. An education in this age of science is much more vital than during the period of our forefathers. Life's problems are more complex, competition in industry is keener, and oppor- tunities for sustenance are lessened. More time is provided for leisure and individuals have to be trained for the proper use of idle time. The great problem in school work is to determine what changes or adjustments in the educational program are necessary to meet the demands of society, and how best to make these adjustments within the school program. Accomplishments must be preceded by preparation. l-low you use today will determine how tomorrow will use you, X M. HATTAN H. HILL i l R. FORCE W. SECREST E. BOUGHER E. PITMAN A. DIAS K. ABBOTT B. HOBRECHT E. ALCORN HBR it Senior Class ol 1931 We are very big frogs in a very small puddle, but we make just as big a splash and do the same things as anybody any place. We are the best Gonzales has ever had. We've done great things in our past. The play was an achievement, the sports would've been helpless without us, and the clubs would've lacked life without the magic of our presence. Piini and Hampton are our star athletes, Piini having won a sweater for four years on first string football, and Hampton having won medals for running in many track meets. Most ot the girls, we are proud to say, wear Block G's , and are really brainy, too. When we start to do things where the world can see us we will do things that will make the people of our past proud. We are going to be happy. Vice President Bauman, President Rucker, Secretary Collins, Treasurer Onell Name Ambition BILLY BAUMAN . R. C. CLAYTON . JOE FRANSCIONI . . WILLIAM HAMPTON . WALTER HAYES . . ALFRED JOHNSON JESUS MANGROBANG . JOE PIINI .... RICHARD RIANDA . RALPH ROSSO . . ED RUCKER . . . ARCHIE SILVERIA . HAROLD WIDEMANN . ADRIANA BRIZZI . . LAURETTA COLLINS ANGELINA CORDA GEORGIA JANE FANOE . GERALDINE LONG . MARY MACHADO . EDITH ONELL . . . WILMA THOMPSON . . JUANITA THOMPSON . Senior Class oI1937 Blank To graduate Fred Astaire II To get a girl More women To get into Stanford To sing AII American Not to blush Hollywood To be a ten-up man To smoke stogies and live To catch a greased pig To be a chorus girl To drive a car To marry Ed To win a fight with Mac To be a barfly Marry the guy Get Miss Hobrecht's job Get another boy friend To fall in Iove K K 1, SENIORS ADRIANA BRIZZI WILLIAM BAUMAN LAURETTA COLLINS ANGELINA CORDA JOE FRANSCIONI GEORGIA JANE FANOE ARGAL HAMPTON WALTER HAYES ALFRED JOHNSON GERALDINE LONG SENIORS JESUS MANGROBANG MARY MACHADO EDITH ONELL JOE PIINI RICHARD RIANDA RALPH ROSSO ARCHIE SILVERIA JUANITA THOMPSON HAROLD WIDEMANN WILMA THOMPSON .MTV .5-155'-3'gr--'4u3giI5r w.-.w LL:-, .ir az if S..-Elf., 3 -., .,-fa, JUNIORS PreSideI'1t . . . lGeorge Cramer Vice-President . . . Olivia Panziera Secretary-Treasurer . . Dorothy Franscioni Ready, willing and able to tackle any task and make it fun, stands the Junior Class, the biggest and smartest to ever enter this school and make it sit up and take notice. From the very beginning we've broken records and set the pace. Not only do we make up over half the Honor Society, but we comprise the first string of many athletic teams. We point to our Block bearing boys and girls as proof of our athletic prowess. Our play Charm School was a marvelous success, and showed what Hi talent could pro- duce. Those who had the good fortune of seeing this play will no doubt agree that it is one of the best ever presented in this school, and one hard to beat. lts successful presentation showed that we have among our ranks some really talented actors and actresses. Top: Miss Secrest, Mathisen, Cramer, Binsacca, Hampton, Handley. Bottom: Hattori, Finatti, Horr, G. Binsacca, Franscioni, Lafranchi. Top row: Lucich Galetti, Sorenson, Mr. Alcorn, Scott, Stacy, Sommer, Sabado. Middle row: Sorensen, Fanoe, Marhofke, V. Panziera, Tavernetti Schiekele, Panziera, Roddick, Rodoni. Bottom row: Vosti, Sameshima, Poirer, Asmussen, Silastre Among the members of our class we find the Treasurer, Secretary, and Business Manager of the Student Body, as well as the Girls' Athletic Manager. Also from our class come the Presi- dents of the Honor Society, Girls' Block G Club, and of both the Girls' and Boys' Archery Clubs. This is sufficient proof to show that we take great interest in school activities, and that we are eager and willing to do our part in making this school bigger and better than it has ever been. We are also proud to say that a girl from our class has been chosen to represent our school in the Salinas Rodeo this year which we consider quite an honor for her and for our class. Next year when we rule the school, we will go on record as having accomplished more than any Senior Class. We've got what it takes to bring the school out of the rut. Our Senior play will be a marvel, our athletic record spotless, and our scholarship standards higher than ever before. We can do big things. Watch us! .IUNl0RS . , , SOPHOMORES President . . Shirley Frolli Vice-President . . Fred Bontadelli Secretary . . . Olga Flamos Treasurer . Eddie Tonini Yell Leader . I Sonny Fanoe Lights! Action! Camera! Here we are! The most outstanding class of Gonzales Hi. We've been doing things. What would the COMET do without our Sophs who are star reporters? The Honor Society would collapse without the Soph representatives. We hold our place in the Student Body Cabinet too, with those peppy yell leaders, Gloria and Eddie. In athletics the teams would be helpless without our muscular and moral support. Sophomore girls have been active in the Girls' League, Archery Club, and sports. Sophs, we're proud of ourselves! Fourth row: Mr. Force, Hiserman, Cassett, Bontadelli, Self, Laman, Poe, Fanoe, Hansen, Ferguson, Searcy, Fredson. Third row: Johansen, Vosti, Thompson, Cornwell, Hunt, Harder, Austin, Collins, Tosoni, Acosta, E. Vosti, Zani San-neshima. Second row: Bassi, Selva, Scott, Alcorn, Eckford,, Pincini, Juri, Frolli, Franscioni, Flamos, Lovett, Sakoda. First row: Osborn, Cassina, Hattori, Kato, Rianda, Thrall, Bianchi, Bisi, O. Harder ,Tonim. 1xm?s:f.mmmnI.':n-2i wrrz'Yay'1.:1f1.-u.i..ig.fi'-'me...-.:::' 'wx-si-' -r ' rr 'u 1' -- . qfi ' - L 'H' H -'x L Fourth row: Peterson, Okamota, Wilkerson, Boekenoogen, Corda, A. Brazzi, Machado, B. Bontadelli, Adams, J. Simonetti, Davila, Cloninger. Third row: Zani, V. Cavalli, Tonini, E. Cavalli, Ferguson, Jones, Yamasaki, Uldall, Roncelli, Luchessa, Gutierrez, White, J. Frolli, Franscioni, Simonetti, W. Buzzini, Buzzini. Second row: Galetti, Hansen, Gaggini, Hynding, Srnock, Gillis, Silveria, Peverini, Whalen, Sommer, Oreggia, A. Jones, Nelson, Vosti, Madonna, Selva, Finatti, Campille. First row: Royse, Brusa, Perez, F. Brazzi, Aram, Bauman, Peoples, E. Corda, J. Franscioni, Matsuda, Mikumi, Kishiyama, Sanderson, Nomura, Bougher, Evans. President . Bobby Bauman Vice-President . Keith Peoples Secretary-Treasurer . Vivian Campille Yell Leader . . Mary Silveria Here's the class of '4O! At the first of the year the Sophomores staged a Freshman Reception where dancing, games, and refreshments took up the evening, while the Freshmen acted as hosts to the Soph- omores at a party held later. The tie-up held between the Freshmen and Sophomores proved the Freshmen victorious since they had twice as many big, strong boys. Many of these muscular giants made the football squad. Here's hoping that the Freshmen stick to their tasks -and finish High School together. FRESHMEN Jhmglaadffwf 1 MWHW 1' 4.w,..,f-4 ff i Top row: Hampton, Cramer, Rucker, Bauman. Bottom row: Aram, Tonini, Frolli, Juri, Franscioni, Roddick, Marhofke, Panziera. This is the Cabinet, the ruling body of our Student Body, a school-wide organization to which everyone in school belongs, if their dues are paid. President . . . V. Argal Hampton Vice-President . . . . Joe Piini Secretary . . . Dorothy Franscioni Treasurer . .... Gale Marhofke Yell Leaders . . . Eddie Tonini and Gloria Juri Business Manager . . .... Olivia Panziera Girls' Athletic Manager . . Jessie Roddick Boys' Athletic Manager . . Francis Aram Senior Representative . . . Ed Rucker Junior Representative . . George Cramer Sophomore Representative . . Shirley Frolli Freshman Representative . . Bobby Bauman The Cabinet consists of Student Body Officers both elected and appointed, the boys' and girls' Athletic Managers and the Class Presidents, who arrange the Student Body business in a short session before being brought up in the Student Body meetings for further consideration and the necessary yeas and nays. ,R i THE STUDENT BODY Lafranchi Fanoe Panziera. Georgia Jane Fanoe . .... ......... E ditor in Chief Virginia Lafranchi . ............. Business Manager Olivia Panziera . Assistant Editor Bruna Tosoni Assistant Business Manager Robert Scearcy . Freshman Reporter Joanna Franscioni . Sophomore Reporter Dick Handley . Junior Reporter R. C. Clayton . Sensor Reporter Jessie Roddick . Girls Athletics Shirley Frolli Comet Gale Marhofke . Girls Block G Ralph Rosso . Dramatics Gloria Juri ........ Cabinet The others were photographers and feature writers. Photographs of the Salinas River were snapped by Mrs. Earl Alcorn, and boys' sports by Mr. McLeish Franscioni Rosso Tosoni Handley Fanoe A. Binsacca BianchiAPanziera Roddick Frolli Juri Binsacca Flamos Lafranchi J. Franscioni Alcorn. I . , . Joe Franscioni . ........... . . . Boys'Athletics ll ll ' I ll ll l Top row: Scott, Hampton, Miss Pitmon, Collins, Fanoe. Bottom: Franscioni, Tosoni, Machado, Frolli, Binsacca, Pincini, J. Franscioni, Alcorn. The COMET, as most things do, has grown. It started on its second year in August with an enthusiastic staff whose policy was To print interesting facts in an interesting manner. To build word monuments to our heroes. To start rumors. To amuse and to be read by all Gon- zales Hi. its circulation increased, its influence grew greater, its make up conformed more and more to journalistic standards. The COMET is published weekly, keeps up a lively inter- est in school activities and reflects all types of personalities and projects. The COMET staff is kept busy, for it turns in stories for weekly school columns in three county papers. Headed by Georgia Jane Fanoe, Editor-in-Chief, the staff is as follows: Assist- ants-Bruna Tosoni, Shirley Frolli, Business Manager-Genevieve Binsacca, Boys' Sports- Joe Franscioni, Argal Hampton, Girls' Sports-Juanita Alcorn, Activities-Lydia Pincini, Dick Scott, Features-Joanna Frans- i cioni, R. C. Clayton, Virginia Austin, Production-Mary Ma- chado, Lauretta Collins, Adviser-Eleanor Pitman. THE COMET HONOR SOCIETY In the GUHS the most important and most honored group is the Gonzales Chapter 226 of the California Scholarship Federation. Students who have made the required ten points are given a novitiate pin which they may keep, if they make the Society for six semesters. These six-semester persons automatically become Life Members for which they receive a CSF Lamp on graduation. FIRST SEMESTER . . . . . . . Barbara Fanoe . Victoria Panziera . . . . . . . . . . OIgaFlamos SECOND SEMESTER T ' TM' . . . . . . . . Genevieve Binsacca . . Gloria Juri . Shirley Frolli Top row Tonini Cavalli Flamos, Tosoni, J. Franscioni, Handley, G. Hattori, Miss Pitman, G. Fanoe, Onell. Bottom Lovett M Hatton B, Fanoe, Frolli, Juri, V. Panziera, Binsacca, C. Panziera, Marhofke, D. Franscioni. L5-'V' --- ' ' 'aG3'- ' ' Top row: Silveria, Brusa, Boeken- oogen Mr. Alcorn, Osborn, Johnson, Mathusen, Sabado. Bottom: Sander- son Hansen, Campille, Tonini, Pan- zlera E. Tonini, Cords, Silastre. BAND Top row: Mr. Alcorn, Osborn, Bot- tom Sllveria, Campille, Jones, Ton- IDI Sabado, Royse, Sommer, Silastre. ORCHESTRA Top Rosso, Mr. Alcorn, Widemann, Jones Johansen. Bottom: Scott, Brnzzu Corda, Tonini, Panziera, Eck- ford Acosta. CHORUS 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GIRLS' Bl0CK G The busiest club in school is an athletic club for girls with a select membership known as the Block G Club. ln order to belong to the club, the aspirant must prove herself an athlete and a scholar by earning l25 points in sports and scholarship. The awards are e presented at a reunion banquet held annually. Every girl in the school has an equal chance to make A and B teams in the following sports-hockey, basket- ball, field ball, volley ball and baseball. The girls on the championship teams have the distinc- tion of having their names on the coveted plaques. Money making is the chief problem but the girls solved it by selling candy at games and noon hours. 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Georgia's campaign manager and servant Harold Widemann .................................... Shock-absorbing curate Kay Edgeworth ....... ......... H ighstrung gossip R. C, Clayton ....................................,..................... The gardener Argal Hampton and Arcadia Menetrey .................................. Lovers who supplied the romantic atmosphere Mary Machado, Edith Onell and Dorothy Nicola ........ Money-mad femmes. An exceptional play, an exceptional cast and exceptional directing made the Senior Play, Widow in Green the most successful comedy ever presented from the stage of the GUHS. This wonder play, directed by Miss Dias, made its appearance for a one night stand on Friday, November l3, when it cleared a neat profit. That date will go down in Hi history as the night when the epitome of Hi acting was reached. Machado, O'nell, Edgeworth, Piini, Fanoe, Long Top row: Fanoe, Hampton, Franscioni, Binsacca, Panziera, Handley, Poirier,.Math sen Marhofke Asmussen Bottom row: Binsacca, Schiekele, Lafranchi, V. Panzlera Horr THE ONES THAT MADE THE STORY: Olivia Panziera .............. Girl with too much charm for Dick's good Dick Handley .... Boy who taught charm and married the prize pupil Barbara Fanoe ................,......................... Flighty school secretary Alfred Binsacca ....... ....... B oy who loved and lost Dorothy Franscioni ............................................ The Head teacher Archie Hampton ............ Olivia's uncle and Dorothy's ex-husband On March l2 the Junior Class turned in remarkable per- formances in their first dramatic effort, Charm SchooI , directed by Miss Dias, and acclaimed by the crowds as the finest, funniest Hi play to date. lt was a financial triumph due to-th-ei'egctq6T'E: advertising and high pressure salesmanship of the Junior Class. This play was delightful and will stand unapproached as a new high in Hi comedy and dramatics. CHARM SCHOOL .Spnntan Spmu, ftifgi s r 1 l i OUR CHEER LEADERS Gloria Juri and Eddie Tonini Boys' Athletics for the past year enjoyed the same success which has marked previous seasons. Improvements in equipment ushered night football into the community and interest in the sport increased greatly as a result. The biggest tribute all Spartan teams can pay to school authorities is their appreciation for the excellent manner in which our athletes are outfitted in facilities, wearing apparel, and all necessary items which go to make up a successful squad. I--A V ,, . FROM THE COACH The athletic advantages for a boy in a small school are so great and compare so favorably with those in larger institutions that they warrant consideration. Competition for positions on teams is less keen. More boys of average ability gain athletic experience. 'WO .,', Pill The smaller boy has a chance where beet is not at such a premiumq Every member of a squad is an individual and not just another candidate for a positiong there is little danger ot his being lost in the shuttle. A high school boy needs more coaching than an older youth. He must be taught how to do things correctly. Where but in a small school can he get the advantages of individual help, personal interest and better development. Add to the above one more item. A youth comes to know every other youth intimately and as a companion. By knowing others he can better judge himself. Yes, the small school need make no apologies. n . , . ' . , , .. A . Top row. Widemann, Bontadelli, Franscioni, Bauman, Sanderson, Duron, Boekenoogen, Courrejou, Cassatt Second row: Piini, Corda, Hampton, Bisi, Mangrobang, Brazzi, Cramer, Hampton, Hayes, Bondietti, Bauman, Perez, Poirier, Osborn. This year's gridiron season was a pleasant surprise in many ways. Prospects early in the year were none too bright, with a green and inexperienced squad to build from. Such men as Joe Piini, Walter Hayes, Jesus Mangrobang, George Cramer and a few others were the nucleus around which the team was built. The manner in which new men developed was most gratifying, and within a few weeks another fighting Spartan team was on its way. The only loss suffered was to the strong Gilroy team. The scoreless battle with Pacific Grove in driving rain proved a new experience to all the players, while the final game of the season against the Alumni proved the high spot of the season. FOOTBALL J. OKAMOTA W. HAYES B. BAUMAN H. CORDA G .CRAMER J. PIINI A. BRAZZI ,H r.q-.-- -Nw.:-Vrpr. HAMPTON BONDIETTI WIDEMANN POIRIER RUCKER MANGROBANG BISI it ,'i'eT1Fl'1itf. . 3 75 Q. 'J7,.l:f'A-Y HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL The heavy-weight basketball squad had a very unsuccessful season from the standpoint of victories, and it is a tribute to their good sportsmanship that they conducted themselves so well in the face of repeated losses. Losses by graduation lett only Joe Piini from last year's squad and the new men could never seem to develop any scoring punch, although defensively, their game was good. Lack of any good shots kept our scores down, and inability to handle the ball well kept the team from working for good scoring opportunities. Bill Bauman and Ed Rucker handled the forward positions well, with Argal Hampton at center, Joe Piini and George Cramer proved the best guard combination. The team as a whole was always in the game doing its best and proving a worthy representative of the Orange and Black. E. Breschini, A. Binsacca, A. Hampton, G. Cramer, B. Bauman, E. Rucker, J. Piini, H. Poirier, A. 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Corda, A. Brazzi, J. Franscioni, A. Fanoe, A. Hampton, B. Boekenoogen, C. Bondietti Limited basketball proved somewhat like football this year, in being a slow starter. Freshmen had to learn the game and fill most of the positions, the result being a disappointing start but a very successful finish. With Joe Franscioni and Archie Hampton only veterans on the squad, such Freshmen as Henry Corda, David Perez and Bob Boekenoogen were soon filling the other positions, with Clarence Bondietti also playing an important role at forward. Lacking height as a team, the squad had to use a short passing game to work the ball in for short shots. Franscioni proved as adept at dribbling as he was last year. LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL SFU? F A45 J ,lx 1 ' 1? M XIESIHMBI C. BONDIETTI A. HAMPTON D. PEREZ A. FANOE A. BRAZZI B. BOEKENOOGEN H. CORDA J. FRANSCIONI L. CASSINA FEW . . i 1 r I Af .. . 1. . . . X w 'NHL I 1 .-H. . . ...M A .. . F rl.. . -v 1 . . . ,, . f FL, INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Intramural Basketball again rivalled varsity basketball in success and rabid interest. With sixty boys playing on seven teams, a ten game schedule was played by each team. Every boy in school had an opportunity to play, and judging from the interest shown by even the tail-end clubs, this activity is one ot our most worthwhile ventures in High School Athletics. w I. T., -I.: . Jfifgfila-1Sff11' ,..--sf-'fwzsf 44 z 5i? 'E ' .QL ,fl , ,TE i in gf- 'I-:-. fi Lui, .uf-e I, fa- - Jw.- ayfuva.-.-, ,c,.--Rfk. A .- --'44 . -r Back: Peterson, Clayton, Wilkerson. Front: Hattori, Davila, Bauman. Osborn, Hiserman, Brusa, Poe. Center: Rianda 4. xxx' l H!! Bontadelli, Cramer, Cassina, Hampton, Tonini, A, Hampton, Corda. With a few outstanding performers the Spartans had another season dotted with indi- vidual triumphs in Invitational Meets and in League competition. Our outstanding distance man, Argal Hampton, fulfilled early season predictions by never failing to break the tape in his events and his brother Archie proved himself the best lightweight discus man we have ever had. Other men who did well in track and field were: Henry Corda and George Cramer in weight events. The former showed his class in the shot, while the latter bids fair to become our future discus champ. Bill Bontadelli as a freshman shows promise as a future distance man. Eddie Tonini will be our speed flash next year. Each season the Spartans add to their ever growing list of records in the CCAL lBl Meet. We now hold all sprint records in both limited and unlimited divisions. This year were added records in the varsity distance events and lightweight field events. TRACK GIRLS Ill SPORTS Under the supervision of Miss Hattan, Girls' Physical Educa- tion instructor, girls in sports had a swell year because interclass rivalry was so keen. Because the state department permits no interscholastic competition the girls put all of their energy into very exciting intramural games which were played at noon with the whole Student Body in the cheering section. a This year there has been more interest taken in tennis than in previous years, with several girls developing into championship material. In May over halt the feminine population of the campus attended girls' Play Day, representing GUHS at Santa Cruz. Jessie Roddick was appointed Girls' Athletic Manager at the beginning of the term, and has done a fine job of fighting for our rights in cabinet meetings. TRACK TENNIS SPEEDBML Lafranchi, Fanoe, Hansen, Eckford, Alcorn, Long, Gaggini, Zani, Schiekele. HOCKEY BASEBALL Top row: Nelson, Marhofke, Johansen, Cavalli. Boltom row: Thompson, Madonna, Frolli, Flnatfi, Simoneffi G. Fanoe, E. Onell, J. Alcorn, A. Eckford, JA Collins BASKETBALL V0llEYBAll Top row: Collins, Oreggia, E. Vosfi, Galetfi. Bottom row: Frolli, V. Panziera, Binsacca, Franscioni HOCKEY HOCKEY Top row Fransclonl Blnsacca Frolll Vostl Jones Bottom row Luchessa Jurl Panzlera Galettl E Vostl R Caleth BASEBAll BASEBALL Top Jones Selva Galeffl Oreggla Fransclonl Bottom Harder Frolln qw 'S Panzlera Vosfl Galeffl BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Top Horr Marhoike Johansen Boi Tom Vostx FIVIBTTI Cavalli V0llEYBAll VOLLEY BALL Top Roddrck, Onell, Fanoe Bottom row Schrekele, Alcorn, Eckford, Col lms, Hatton SECOND SOUADS 2 ' ', ' , ', ll ' Z I If D 1 .1 - If - ' 1. ,L . .. ,,. ,, , N I A 'Ti E W., f L' V I Y ' v I 1 s , L 3 1 1 If . 1 ' f., I' , 4 , Z , ' ' L , A ,, -.3- , I - 5 3 1 ' I - ' 1 , ' , '. Y aww lix K.. . I s , vi 1' df? f' in 17? Y FQ 5' l 1 Fourth row: Hunt, Johansen, Hansen, Sommer, Whalen, Tosoni, Frolli, Franscioni, Peverini, Zami, Fergusen, Vosti, C. Zani, Selva, Miss Secrest. Third row: Gillis, Cornwell, Smock, Bassi, Jones, Nelson, Sorensen, Austin, Collins, Harder, Finatti, Vosti, Roddick, Horr, Tavernetti, Sakoda, Onell. Second row: Scott, Eckford, Alcorn, Panziera, Hattori, Gaggini, E. Finatti, Cavalli, Binsacca, Pincini, Juri, Lovett, Sameshima, Yamasaki, Long. First row: Silveria, l. Vosti, Buzzini, Gutierrez, Thompson, O. Selva, Flamos, l-lynding, Campille, Tonini, Franscioni, Panziera, Frolli, W. Buzzini, Fanoe. GIRLS' lEAGUE FUTURE FARMERS Top row: Mr. Abbot, Brazzi, Hampton, Bauman, Thrall, Machado, Wilkerson, W. Bontadelli. Rianda, F. Bontaclelli, Sand- erson. Middle row: Mangrobang, Bisi, Cloninger Corda, Silveria, Widemann, Mathiesen, F, Brazzi, Asmussen, Bianchi Poirier. Bottom row: Nomura, Adams, Buckley, Poe, Franscioni, Boekenoogen, Scearcy, Simonetti, Thompson. Top row: Alcorn, Flamos, Pincini, Tavernetti, Marhofke, Franscioni, Miss Secrest, Collins, Tosoni. Bottom row: Tonini, Jones, Juri, Frolli, Zani, Johansen, Lovett, Sakoda. GIRLS' ARCHERY BOYS' ARCHERY Top row: Mr. Force, Amaya, Scott, Petersen. Bottom row: Tonini, Peoples, Cramer, Hampton, Widemann, A. Hampton. l. 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Salinas National Bank YOUR HOME BANK Safety n Service n Secrecy Taylor's Jewelry Store JEWELRY - WATCH REPAIRING Parisian Bakery BEST FRENCH BREAD IN MONTEREY CO I39 Main St. Salinas I8 Central Ave. Phone 673 Salinas W. J. Wallace Stoffey G' Rochex MEN'S TOGGERYH FLOWERS l62 Main St. Salinas l6O Main St. Salinas Hemstifching Machines Rented Bugons Cover? 0 All mines 'Rep-aired Huebsgh Inger ac 'ne LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING 20 W. Gabilan St. Salinas Phone I I8 Gonzales Phone I7l2 J W Franscioni Blanco-Salinas Valley ' ' Dairy Soledad MEAT MARKET California RAW Er PASTURIZED MILK C7 CREAM 222 N. Main Phone l27 Salinas W J Allen Handley's Meat Market ' ' T PRIME BEEF - MUTTON - PORK - VEAL PLUMBING - HEATING - SHEET ME AL Sausage of All Kinds Phone I IO Gonzales phone 65 Gonzales Dr. L. R. Bingaman Giacomazzi Cafe Elvezio G. Giacomazzi, Prop. Soledad California Corner of Front and Main Soledad Soledad Stage Depot A. H. Clark SOFT DRINKS AND CANDY BEANS - GRAIN - INSURANCE Soledad California Phone Soledad 50 Soledad, Calif. C0'1Q'a'U'a 0 S Joaquin Bond iette DY- G- Ebefhaff CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE Gonzales California Phone 35 Gonzales Congratulations John C Lazier Dr. O. H. Nusz Gonzales California REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - NOTARY Gonzales California Moses-Getsinger, Inc. Frolli Hotel AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS ITALIAN DINNERS AND BANQUETS Gonzales Soledad Phone I6 Soledad Congratulations Phone I I9 Gonzales - - - C. Cr C. Co. Mlsslon Trall Cafe WEARING APPAREL FOR WOMEN Gonzales California ICE CREAM - CANDY - CIGARS Gonzales Tribune Qualify Markef ALL THE LOCAL NEWS MEAT - GROCERIES - VEGETABLES Gonzales California Phone 77 Gonzales Karl's Shoe Store Santa Lucia Inn SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY GOOD PLACE TO EAT 208 Main St. Salinas Salinas California BffUfyQjffjN c. E. Anderson HL . . H MAKER OF FINE CLOTHES ovely Ladies Made Lovelier D . . . 20 W. Gabilan St. Salinas 235 Salinas Salinas Hotel Roma North Main Cleaners , G. Tosoni, Prop. 4'.I-IOUR SERVICE I Italian Dinners - Chicken and Raviolis ZI4 North Main Salinas Phone 53 Gonzales Congratulations Congratulations Butch Abadie Travelers Restaurant Gonzales California Gonzales California Gonzales Family Grocery Purity Store, Ltd. P. Zani, Prop. LOWEST EVERY DAY PRICES IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES Soledad California CONGRATULATIONS TO Tl-IE CLASS OF 1937 RALPH C. MULLER SALINAS, CALIFORNIA The Bootery Dayton-Johnson Co. FINE SHOES REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 23O Main St. Salinas, Calif. 157 Main St. Phone 123 Salinas Hank's Drug Store Make this your Drug Store while in Salinas 317 Main St. Phone 98 Salinas Paul's Furniture Store DEPENDABLE HOME FURNISHING 351 Main St. Salinas, Calif. Anderson's Electric Shop John A. Anderson, Prop. MOTION PICTURES, CAMERAS PROJECTORS 342 Main St. Salinas, Calif. Clover-Leaf Market GROCERIES - VEGETABLES - MEATS POULTRY 356 Main St. Salinas, Calif. Walter L. Paine DE-SOTO - PLYMOUTH 200 E. Lake Ave., Watsonville, Calif. 329 Monterey St., Salinas, Calif. Salinas Soda Works Molinari G Breschini, Props. . 16 E. Alisal St. Phone 240 Salinas Porter fr Irvine DEPARTMENT STORE Salinas California National Dollar Store 257-259 Main Street Salinas California PhiIIip's Heating 6' Plumbing Co. 251 Monterey Street Salinas California Breschini's Radio Shoppe PHILCO - ZENITH RADIOS 223 Main St. Phone 1234 Salinas Carl F. Menke ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS AI's Store for Men HATS - SHOES - FURNISHINGS I4 E. Alisal St. Phone 440 Salinas 256 Main Street Salinas Gem, e S Gould Salinas Valley Hospital 9 ' SURGICAL - OBSTETRICAL - MEDICAL REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE SERVICE . I. . Salmas Ca 'forma Phone 88 East San Luis Ramona Bake Shop HOME MADE CAKES - PASTRIES Phone 427 Salinas, Calif. Wylie-Gowman Optical Co. 46 West Alisal Phone 137 Salinas Best Wishes to the Class of T937 Krough's Drug store The Green sflldle PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 240 Main Street Salinas l56 Main St, Salinas Peninsula T ewriter E h YP Mode 0 Day xc ange BEAUTIFUL DRESSES STATIONERY 5' OFFICE EQUIPMENT Geo' W. Bello' Mgn LINGERIE AND I-IOSIERY Phone IO4-Res. Phone 2075 219 Main St' Salinag 2l3 Main St. Salinas D u n n ' 5 Chualar Garage STATIONERY AND EQUIPMENT D. C. FREELAND, Prop. 343 Main St. Phone 9l Salinas Chualar California The Pinnacles Joe From ICE CREAM - CANDY - TOBACCO I.IGI-IT LUNCHES - FOUNTAIN SERVICE REAL ESTATE ' 'NSURANCES Soledad California Phone 35 oledad Sprouse Reitz Co. Inc. CO Q'ajU'a'l0nS 5C and IOC - Nothing over 49C shannon S Grocery Soledad California Phone 76 Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Drug Company L d G' CI TI-IE PENSLAR STORE auf' 'Y eanefs Where Prices Are Right Service Thai 5e Ve5H Gonzales California E. S. 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