Manteca Union High School - Tower Yearbook (Manteca, CA)

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w ll Q3 JACK BROCKMAN Hard-of-thinking. LEE CARGILE A man of few words. F.F.A. 2 yearsg Chorus. MARY CLARK She has a comfortable humor that tickles without scratch- ing. Gold Mg C.S.F. 1 semesterg Annual and Bi-Weekly Tower staffsg Junior Playg Latin Club Vice-Presidentg Camera Club Treasurerg junior Red Cross. KENNETH COMER The man who comes around. Freshman basketballg Spanish Clubg Science Clubg Chess Club. J ff? MARY ALVES Spanlzy -a bundle of mirth. M.G.A.A. Treasurer and 4- year memberg Junior Red Cross 2 yearsg Spanish Club 2 yearsg Commercial Club l year. GLEN BALE Foothall's crimson tide. Block M l year, Circle M 3 yearsg A and B footballg A and C basketballg Business Manager of Bi-Weekly Tower. CHARLES OSTINI Chemically intelligent. Bandg Orchestrag Dance Band. MARJORIE CLARK Her mind is lilze a sundialg it records only pleasantnessf' Christmas Programg Masquers 2 yearsg Commercial Club 2 yearsg Chorus 2 yearsg M.G.A.A. ROBERTA COLE Unconcerned but always lwivlw-'l M.G.A.A. EDNA CONIGLIO Where there's Edna, there's Mary. Commercial Clubs Chess Clubg R.O.H. ELAINE ANDRO Recipe for having friends: Be one. C.S.F. Secretary, 2-semester memberg Gold M Presidentg Student Body Treasurerg Mas- quers Vice-President. NICK BATURIN Bulldogmatic. Block M 2 yearsg Circle M 2 yearsg A and B footballg F.F.A. Secretary and 2-year member. LUCILLE BIANCHI Look and see if a representa- Motor Vehicles is followingf Spanish Club Secretary 1 yearg Masquers Secretaryg C.S.F. 2 tive of the Department of , years. LA VERNE BURCHARD French Camp Iitterhugf' R.O.H. Program Chairman and 2-years memberg A Cappella Choir. is

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Senior Class Annals Entering Manteca High School in 1937 with Henry Pedersen as President, the largest class on record-consisting of 135 Freshmen-was duly initiated at the Sophomore re- ception party, gave the best class assembly of the year, and held a swimming party in Stockton. The following year, Jack Liebhart took over the presi- dency, and the Sophomore class received the incoming Fresh- men at a very amusing, well-planned initiationg our assembly dropped to second place that year. Acquainted with the SENIOR ADVISERS Top: Mr, C. C. Norton and Mr Maurice Tracy. Bottom: Miss Mary Isabel Essig Miss Emelyn Dunn, and Mr. Rob: ert Chattin. school now, the So homores made more friends, enrolled in clubs, became active on com- P mittees and in sports, and by this time were beginning to absorb some knowledge. When Juniors, the class elected Louie Bronzan high man. The three junior one-act plays helped to provide for the junior-Senior Banquet, which was decorated in Spanish settings and for which a Cowhand Three supplied music. Bronzan was top man again for the Senior yearg the Senior Ditch Day was tough on some, the Senior Play was a money-making comedy, pleasantly serious was the Baccalaurateg and to top it all, the release of bondage for some and on to higher knowledge for others, came the Graduation exercises. PRESIDENT LOUIE BRONZAN Senior and junior Class Pres- ident: Boys' League Presidentg Block M 3 yearsg Football Cap- taing 4 years Football, Base- ball 4 years. WN always udlnin' Louii' for his ubility to bite off more fhun be fun thru' and then chew ii. ,I Qjylff 'IL-'VICE-PRESIDENT Jon EICHMAN Senior Class Vice-President. Romancing Romeo of the Roaming Roadxlerf' Senior Class Officers SECRETARY DINE KOOY Senior Class Secretaryg Girls' League Secretary - Treasurer: Orchestra 3 yearsg C.S.F. 1 SCITICSICI. Shr's a 'ifrvay' for any bluff. TREASURER ROBERT LYNCH Senior Class Treasurerg Block M 1 year, Fire Squad 2 years, Annual Tower Sports Editor. The way be smilrx ul 'rm slays 'e1n.

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ANNA BELLE CONNER More Power to Annabelle wilbout Tyrone. Transfer from Bell High School, Los Angelesg Junior Red Cross. JOHN DICKMAN An accident looking around for some place to happen? Senior Class Sergeant-at-Armsg C.S.F. 1 semesterg Fire Squad. RICHARD DURAN The Flying Spaniard. Circle M 4 yearsg B football 2 yearsg basketball 4 yearsg Span- ish Club 2 ycarsg Camera Club. y. 7 A HAROLD FALLON Weak-eyed but strong minded and likes girls. Transfer from Stockton High Schoolg F.F.A. 1 year. BETTY JAYNE CONNORS A cenler of dislractionf' Girls' League Representative to Executive Committee: junior Red Cross Vice-Presidentg Mas- quers 2 yearsg Annual and Bi- Weekly Tower staffg Camera Club 1 year. VIRGINIA DIESTEL Diesel, the modern power. A Cappella Choir 3 years: Christmas Play '59g Spanish Club 2 yearsg Camera Clubg junior Red Cross. GOLDIE EUBANKS 17 Karat Drum Majorette 3 yearsg Gold M 2 yearsg M.G.A.A.g Orches- tra 4 yearsg C.S.F. H. WILLIAM FELLS Nebra.rku-fe1'ered. Transfer from Escalon High Schoolg Christmas Playg Bi- Weekly Tower staff. LESLIE FREY Manning the Farm. F.F.A. Secretary, member 3 years. JOHN GONSALVES President of the Muscle Builders' Club. Block M 2 yearsg A and B football. GEORGIE ANN FAIRBANKS Goldilorks uml llae ibree grc'ybo1mrls. Junior Red Cross 3 yearsg A Cappella I year. DOLMA MAE FISHBACK Give me my boot: and saddle. M.G.A.A.g R.O.H. ARCELIA GIMINEZ Basketbelle. Gold M Secretaryg M.G.AA Tennis Club I yearg junior Red Cross 3 yearsg Spanish Club 2 yearsg Commercial Club 1 year. HAROLD GOODWIN Slill waters run deep. F.F.A. 4 years and officer 1 yearg Poultry judge 2 years, Orchestra I year.