Manteca Union High School - Tower Yearbook (Manteca, CA)
- Class of 1952
Page 1 of 96
Cover
Pages 6 - 7
Pages 10 - 11
Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9
Pages 12 - 13
Pages 16 - 17
Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:
“
If V-J, ,gn if I jf ,Q -mfr' , 1.-'- J ' ,JJ fffv' 1 mwfv' f , A D , JV, h P tv' A W 'V ,f J' .I , ' J f . I fV'ff 'f , , rw 1 K' ,r A, Q A? ,f f 11 1. QJW 1 ,V M551 V , ,H x QWM I W 1:f.f,,u , , I -L U, I N N ,nl ,1,. -u .Af fav V 4 W 'gf Qlfyfff W X Ay. ff ld X I x MQW MM yy? ff W W MQW ,4,W'V , m-1 if Qi? Q' fx YXYX r w' ' , , , ,H vWW M9 Zi? Sfiyw My M, vf' R X Wg, WWW Q 3 S19 9,g,pUH .,49.44z.47QZy -013. BQ my wif 0 QMZQH 9 5 W flffilif 914 1 235 ff MW? ' 95 Avg fffwfvf 223535 E31 Qjf?QWWfk WZZEQAE K' sw' WWW I E . I N L. f OW XCEQEQQ iwiwwyilf fifbliq M fW9QL,f GMM 4, l ,pi 5 M f - lv 1 Hfj.,J fu,-Mfffoybf j f,MA4 .-'fled ' f' MIL 'A ' fffkjdpqiffj JVM f ifiifiqf Xw fl ,v' .f1+U4,w fy cf ' hi wif pw jf? X W, Q . ' V5 SX fffJW QJKQLW X S R, ,V y of SESS? MMO S535 is Ng JWMZPMMM QM .3 E W NN X X wx ks NX lb F, 'AE ' 2373 My 4ff,,f QMS S ff' X EX 391 YN Mfvjflyl pf 74a 7aoaefz 7752 MANTECA UNION HIGH SCHOOL Manteca, California Editor ................. .. ..... Mary Etta Peerson Business Manager .... .... ..... F r ancis E. Webb Literary Editor .... Faculty Advisor. Faculty Advisor Phyllis A. Jay Myles G. King Rudolph H. Weyland lm lI ' ayf 4'-il A A 1 gif 'LO :coma SRG-TE -NND Ir 9 273 or OP' g Lurlbi ii! v, Si N onus AYHRGF Tijti- U KAY-X i Ti.i,xwrrr.x Board Iii Trostoos Mantooa Union High Sohool llistriot Mr V1ctor L. Marquis, member: Dr. Lloyd L Henry clerk: Mr. Gordon L. Axford,Vice- P1-1nc1pa1 Mr. Guss G. Schmiedt, Presidentg Mr B E Claypool, Superintendent: Mr. M.L. M111er, and Mr. H.P. Loumena, members. ,L bw X- '- 35 K ATC HIGHWAY DL xo ,Z J:'U 'f '-wwf '15- z'f ' S3 CLLA woocm rr -, ,F W H mm ' a Publ 41' I :fi ' E NE I-, VERY RS 7 Q I - 1 IOM pf, L x -L L5-'ni i I PED 1 MEL so L ELEMENTARY sci-iooL oismicrs -- TT WQPITAS HIGH sooiooi. oisrnicrs ----- Q ELEMENTARY scHooi.s 0 ' f slr ,rig 13 r-nero sci-roor.s Q 25' ' 7 1 V+! 1 X x x r v L., da! hay' i 0' I' uf-3 V N! J 'I I ' 1 . f i ,g7 'Q-V dz., fx H 5 X. ar:.1: ...rf'r 9 I ,if- 1 n . E, nc. , l , can-33-I E , ff?-41.5.-5, A ii k5.,7A3 it . '5:. 5,,..-i.-- N ii? I e+Li,'.:ig . 1, ....m.:v in i 51 . - ' 95 I , iw ' - is . I I I . . : :FQ ' L1 ' ' 9 I I -X 3 n '. N :. wg. J,-L-1 zz ' ' 22 7-.. 2 ,, ru . tg: ' ' - gh . 5 if 31-5 E. ' . ii ' Sn ' ' ' i'gi: g,9' - - Af' L: - --- W :li ' f ' 45' 'Z ' 'J X - 21 I f Har i- ,N i 'A I2 r ut' -L.AaggA , ., ,rn 39 fx -A F 5151: -T -- I 1 if . is 'is ' . 'fr it or a W' or-ff' Q - :2f i'4' ' S-ffy-M , 2--:F AJ'-74: -I-1-1-J - 'J' '- , A+ :-' 5 I .i. I - + 51 'Qi Ly Q- EOL' : . ' X . V ' 't 555 Sr -' L ' 3 f -' ' ' 'U i i - - L rg, W V 35' N 34 1.- ,. - ,..:. -F ll X 2: :H vofffi-of is , E vis: 'T ' ,S E , f or af ' 'TT ' , -for - 1 fi ' '. V '- ' ' - 2, ,. V I .. -- i 3' , ,.' .. H 1' , - E E Y' 3 T' . rf - if-' ' so iiz 5 It J ' , A ' I M0 ' , fa In- -' 2 ii- or rn ' E. ' ,, ' ' . .. ' ..., ,,. ' - x... 1- ,,-. . 511.9 7 nf N AM -' Lv' ' D t gi' Q . '57 fi ,--....- X E. to ig 1 I Q GA Mizwg.-M. TL gf' , ' -.---J--4.11.---.5 -ae .- f,--.-' 'y . ia .f 155 vw. ' if- ' -E M35 ta f . U- - 'U J .3 -of - EEEE-ri 'I 1 - X I . r : f LES -. 51: ii? 2.7 :s 'RN 5 Pi -EW - . ie 1 is ' - ri' P4 1 ' , is -:Ji , i Z .5 Q I gs ,L 1' izmro-. 5 E.. I 1 F: ... I - I-.- -.-7 M 'N 'T SRG --- i- 'A -iL:--!Q-- ' 3 ., , . fy . I' - 'fr' N 'wo '- 2? N 2' ii'- QL F' A '21- ,QN-S l oi Ll 5 ' it N ' it VwEf'V 1 a . .6 giglog f 5 2, it ' E 5 -1 Q i f i .Q W -E-. ' -,,, .J -.-.-.-il'f ,f 1 if -i , , . .-.E- T s o we ,F zo 32 -f 3 , ' 1 , f Y iid . sfo 7, Lt:-1 ' S p':-fx.Y...iL.. . 3: g ,Ng So' I xpaB5':f i 5 rgvsin.-:--zo R f' ' - , tri or , L 7 kv aku , J' . Ns,--1 V J- , ' ,fl Oi6 f'f7 I - 1. cg' i X I 17,3 - W ,KJ xxx ' W ' 1 il VV 'W ' x , ' - 1 Below! LAR. GORDON L AXFORD A.B., Nebraska Wesleyan University M.A., Univer Vice-Princip sity of Nebraska al. Above: MR. B. E. CLAYPOOL A.B., M.A., College of the Pacific. District Superintendent and Principal. Contents Administration Student Government Subject Classes Calendar Boys' Physical Education Girls' Physical Education Activities Clubs Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors 3-9 10-16 17-Z1 Z2 Z3-30 31-35 36-48 49-58 59-62 63-66 67-69 70-80 J E I 1 Below: MISS OLLIE HOFFMAN A.B., University of Nebraska Dean of Girls Sophomore Counselor English Q . . .,.. ,I..::E-:5,.,:-:,,. 3 E3 ' 59 cm E el gi -s Z After thirty-two years of successful teaching. Mr. Shimmin announced his retirement effective at the end of the 1951-1952 school year. Seven of the thirty-two years have been spent at Manteca High School where he has instructed students in industrial arts. Born in Corning, Iowa, Mr. Shimmin later rrmved to Ellendale, North Da- cota, where he completed his high school training. He graduated from :he State Normal Industrial School at Ellendale and studied further at the .Tniversity ofwashington, the Univer- sity of California at Los Angeles, md Santa Barbara College of the Jniversity of California. S Q rm., rm W' 1 .a 55: I I i' :i Above: MR. JOHN E. PHILLIPS A.B., San .Tose State College Dean of Boys A Sophomore Counselor Social Science H - i . 'assfitmiw it f f aswwsrf ar-'iw 5.5 W s iz'Xemflffffftzfm-2,'wz fix fs 2eQ'4fiQkg?tql.e1zs, ' 'wiiflf wi 1 i pwf 1 pegif1'islfWiiLii! it 2.1 ,,,.1 ,L qi . Y ,flw ,yly .,-ll I . ,,lhl f2'f13g.sw7-s, 'f.i-f'1Q7g,?Yfj'- 1 12 iP.4f1+aw ifiiwifa-114, . , Q:ff,,wfv?ij7E15 i f S wt A SK.,-stzfshs7p'i,-:if I 1-ziswgtsizxr 1 ff Qian'-g'E t'?:f.Eeii1z??s.,f .1 if?,f'?i'f2.Sfg-Ewa? . y i- lfivifiizni ii 12- 1--W izisiffi fig X bfi was W swf'lia.?w-mf? 1 -- li'5Si+l'EfV?E.l' f Q-,eww-Yeti ggiw ' 'aes if .1 -nfs, , H - W ' f 1 wire-fqfgimx 4 1 w21s,,e'r',5f fm mei? sf Sw? 5421- w 5 ms rw--If A V24 Y, 5W32f Yi2thi iw'-tii6t:5'fi 1' VA EH? 315575425 55- '-i'giYl?E:I':f,' 2 5hyf'gLi3.if11g,3g gqglfplt A inimivwag 5.3.3 gm ,fi is f-S 552575 If 'QM Ilie fii iifift ZQQWFWQQQ . ali' - sz wit? i 'Kf'fh?V1' 51.,:,1r sig-,mf twins- W5 tw-fLz:,fgff'f.n wi- .Q mmm. W 2mf.f4.1 W M . , 1ef?z,,i!if251ii?Lv'E!ez',f 29. Qe'ff,-1-sw-' 1 1 n Y' f zgjmzryv. Tjgfggsr Lwfcnxl Z hgnssrizi Hike, ffgqtjngg : : 2' -. qg4QQg-vzp ,cgimsgs,fHwi,Zi'zgg,gk K1'Fwf3s5g2:s?f?Qi?Wg1Es:Ni ,f i : : ai5i,ifiips2'wf:7 , .ff ,fsw..igyf:.Qgf.g7 - :fn . ,,,...:5.,1f-i'.-. fiilfiz ' K UQ 9 , f e , ri .N ,,c,, , Qs:iffi'iffi55tf H5 E.-1: ,iltiflfiifyi K E151 fit? if ffgeffigrtffti Q Jwii iil wp , .. .,,,,...f.. J g ms ....i if .5 ww 'K l , ...,.,. , :E..1 -'z.:aisss:xs?'.w.,z 1- -ff-1 N- -.: z-sift X t,..V .F ..-,, ...+....f.-2 ,.-- 1' if ' i.: if 5 fg? it E , i ,. ,, 1 ...,,,..f. .. H .. 'fi ' k Q- i t 1.11.5441 1 0 .-ai-4g'!5gLlf9::i f-- -.pw WILLIAM L. SHIMMIN Before coming to Manteca, Mr. Shim- mintaught in the high schools at Sno- homish, Washingtong Corning, Cali- fornia: and Parlier, California. Dur- ing World War Il he was an instruc- tor -at the United States Army Air Corps School in Seattle, Washington. Those of the community who ,have known Mr. Shimmin and have been members of his classes 'have enjoy- ed their work and association with him and extend to him and Mrs. Shim- min a wish for many years of pleas- ant retirement. 'WWNW'Wiki'18522094KUZ''t'9156?5393SliF5?jfffiiifQEli1jZx LEW RW, 2 'lgisifiinlkq Wxflifls if .HV x iiiifie. QQ , f 55. 3221 5353- Yugi?i'.215.3L':9:'5.?i, i2122gQg8j Aw sw Q, ge M5 : diggs , wihifwS,f.mzz.sz2sfm-'Y'5iv.-ia1Le. .gf,?.gi'1SKlrf5rl?1'lHtg tele will --in fi,-Qgw' '.f.s-z,.f,W,...mmslstv. Q, ,fs aww H l Nl if: 1- ' fiLflf,s:'a?zU.1f-Hf:w,,1.,. 'tiifiiggii ilwg '-:f .Leng - f5?5a21i1ikkl55?is sizgfgfz .. W, 5 ff-1 wi- x it ma - 3'..l.,.,,.. ,, f' 1 , -l as l f f wL1.'7'l ,lv I ' 'K L' 9 . 5 - V mf...-1.lf-Lfw - .uf V mf. .- La1.tiw'vz,s i3fv1'a15f5z4.-kr z.. .if dx ..Jff.,1r1 s'xw:sr. W 1 nf: 2.224413 ew fm, 7 mi mi' 22 Hv .s'1w'.' fwS+ ffw+ 5Qriqiiwzs4af'fz..f5.5.?y mm' L' mi-H7 s4?s'w?ifg v,lqfflf5sq12g 3. ' ,.s...'ggq' ei2g3isE2qi2aQ.1.1'ff' W. f'fzvfWx-. fafs:.2a.qfZfiff'rff'. i-.ig:zgwffi':2'ees9'g?is, 'Q , eil' 4Ei5?:ii:iis'5?2 : fklii i iqiff :EIS?Zf2,1':t5 ii:i?5?2s5, '.i?lElfn2E2lw??M5 .:f:f!1u?a5i2?ft' ,,.1L12ifwiwz':sif,fi ' ,we we'flivgiwmwi. e?2'.sSi2s+?fiililiiiii . Q.. .HMV 255.1232'fL,'M?H?S1i-iZigfff el We - ' -.law z:w.5gw.sz2 iifiliwiflfltili .ik.s1fL4fmfg ., wi? 5a14.1l,lv1.s5if'.'fa2Lff.z.lgE1:11g ,-wi J 4 'fkflsfiirszf 'vgmlkl'vW2?il5ra'ss1i, ff wg, .5 ...Wg-1lst,gQ'gi, . sl-W., nw in .w .k . 1u!.f2W:a is 1,,ifaM4,f1m .ggll,gil5..Qgxgf,p. gg .E9i.g.5w:s.532.izl lftlf.fW...!f.lha- Tet? i i?'7If'ff7 gs. '.'!la5s,f.i'fxgsri' fails .:Lii2:i5is+3?152.qgw. l1i553-.wzilagfaii ,i 5 . 5 ,..:i.,,p, iiiiefi , M5225..,iif5f1E',?.s?31' 1i5?wE5N'Iik,El'f , imgviiwZf'f.,?1iE.3. B.S., University of Calif. Agriculture MR. SAMUEL L. BARRETT MR. J. F. BISIG MR. RAYMOND B. BOWMAN B.S., Iowa State College ' B. Mus. Ed., M. Mus. Ed., of Agriculture and Mechanic MacPhail College of Music Arts: M. A., University of Music MR. RALPH S. BRANDT B.S., Linfield Collegeg M.A., University of Southern Calif. Boys' Physical Education Social Science MRS. MARIE DRENNON A. B., San Jose State College. Art, Homemaking California. Science MR. H. W.'CROW MRS. .TUNE DOWNER A. B., College of the Pacific Girls' Physical Education A. B., M. A., University of California. Freshman Counselor Social Science i MR. WILLIAM R. DRENNON MR. RAYMOND B. ELLAM A- B-.ISHTIQQIOSQ Stale , B. S., Armstrong College. College. Commercial Mathematic s, Industrial Arts . , X MR . ARTE FAIRBANKS B. S., Occidental College. Boys' Physical Education H 42 ! Y 251225.-' MR.- DONALD W. FREEMAN A. B., College of the Pacific. Science MR. THOMAS M. KANEY B.S., University of Santa Clara. ,Y English 4 gg my X 5 I 2195 ? .'UF7x9'l X 5357 S ii Q 1 S .1 g i l: E FS' ' eXi3m?g,eZh,f I - E 1. ,gggilsgzwg . .7 in im il! I , ., ,.,, if if fl I X L i 5i.LiiE2gi5, g. 55352155 iff fi? fyiifiiifgfiz 593 lg.. , f . . 5.5, ,V ..,g ., . ,, . . Mi.5qvi5,qigQf . ,. gif ,. ufvwif ' in Mm l3?g5Z12lfil25f.'Lzi .. 3i.g,:, f ,fffgsgw swf..-z.s'f.i1Q..., as f '- ::..f4 . 7 ' X .M ,m.,L , H . . . .... ' -- - .1 , gs., , K ,.,. L. .,..,m: w H e f is is 3: 2 5f. .gwf..' lM 2ff2e.2:2aQQ22gf S ' ' ilffafifis. QQ Ss gl 5 Spins S45 E5 5 U 4? mg. it B ggi . l3EEE2EfSQiKEle.21l. M grit XE imLl.i.,f.le-..f1fx5i2., is Q .2'Q5523fi?e3i?i?iz1gS2gf2SE5E?E33 5 353 mm 5 x V N QSM? as ff wgm ,M ,wx M ,qw , Efiiififlfltfiillgllglflif5Qii2?i5i?2i55 if S92 X K 5 u K l.kng.w 'ip kgs. a, 52,18 X si Exlfhflsff EEEMF' Uylig JH 56552535 Sgkliiflg 'Mitz i ' fi' ' :QQ 1, ,S msg? W5 f E fx :N ESQEQSEJX .H ,. may ,ilgigqjg 43. . Sig .sp w wf ff ,Q MEM U 5' N U 5535.55 nz . L .gsm M, . . il 2399? ,gxgmgg WI ul E 3 5 in 3955255 giggfifffv W 8 Lp Q5 523531 ifgieiilish S13 5 5 215 ss!! me 5,15 E255 ' V46 ff M5 ij 5 1 2 K. ggi H- M35 rw ml .L .K , me .ffsriiifgsz 'Wf55ff?Vi5V Wf . :s:su.s: 15 ,f - L :fi -.tw :V .z A 5.-Pnafgfff lg!-2gfff,ffg.f.g.,,.:gas ',-f?4..m fi .L f ., . - Q: 'YM-11,1 ,..,f,.s...s.,i1.,,f.... .A ' . - .wt ,.,,, .M can L' .g,:g,1,f1: Ql212ge35geggw.zM,1K Mfg .7 M. .,1f.il,-53. s V - 7 fmeffggy Sm'2'ffsf?Hfs'iss., A. ---- f--M-.f.,.., 5-wUfw.'.,,,,. V , .. ., S Sl55E3i5'f2if2.s , fa A fs:-f.. MAL zi'5vtI,s'Zis1ZZQ ' I U Um ff! : . K 2 ' V':t'I'f IAPABSZI .Wksflstlilxii WW' ' . A V rink! ,E '..::1 . 1 ' P nf? Tff' 'T'-IWHTEM Qmsf-sf-V... ,W 7.1. ls., gm' -.3 , f. isii ltiii ag w a -l 15 W e A .- , . . W-:.f-.1-. .. 511 W. : . .:E's,. .,'. ,Egg is .lf iff it .Q 1 Y, 'Gills 'Tj af 7 . Euig Wig 3,33 f fl sk' 5955. W L K K 2 42 fi .4 . M X... ..... ,.m.. . ,f ,W ..,, . .E ' me M MR. EDWARD U. FATZER B. S., San Jose State College. Social Science, Mathematics 1 x 7 g..s1wz A 3134.255 gfiilfweismisfffiefezfi Km .Lui ugggisliiliiix Qttrgiagisiliistifgiqwf' 3 'Mg 5Sws.!wi i2? .. ,z ., i f fti25? ??Ps ,f ittjtaflliiit gwvwx ., . n ,,,W,,,k,,.WY.. ,,.1wUlf..g lg .msilitg . -1' ' QW? QfiksHfafQ1gfeQH,E Eiiigiiitgvztg w p,.,....g . As. - Hia sgzgzggglgigwlf -'WVR .1 :,-a . g,E.f6iw .5Z 15VR a,l-. - X fx' f.2es3?3z:n ' ' 22 13.5 ,.g.5z...e,52523.gg2g:f .xii -f 23252, 7.4 A sw ' .aFwifsf'g'2tf Writz.5sseL:'i.fef1Ei1 i5+5gf?5?3 :.gzE':2EQ:emgl 4z f2.mlifgi5 . ,, ff?12:35wiimsiwiiiflffsziziiif ' 1' i'W f 523255331155k3iiiZiE5'fi'5?'s7'73 ? ' ' ' M- 54,-.gf2213552A:iwsim-11.lf.g-iwfgzs. , gg. . ,N i, w.gQ,,....t. . si, -V j.. 24 - Egggtgqiaa5g21w5l.gsg5g5Zi:2g45.i?52gQ - VW ES' im femW'wwffliimiiiwv f Y 1 s .-V 1-.1--mer-, ...,1.,..ww S,.-V? '.!iSf,e:-- .1 ,usd wp. 'H 3554 m f.2?f1iz'f1L K- ri.: -5L2'i a-'figi-mm me is fm Matz slw..,,zSw ,. pins.. .f'!.,.,fm..lW'ffsw 'v3 f'ls,zfl H . X EW L . 5 wg 5'lj-.SML , Mg- .fx fi fi?2f f2lEf,agav:53gil? .1 fi aiiw . lS5535'lli2+J5E 255,15 - if .lf5?MQ5f3'4ii.i4lll3W3il't 'S Etifiiig, 5l2MsQifl,fSi 'L M., ., L 12555528 Wfzvigvxx l i q.. .W-lv., 'L 'iffgilggy 7 fa ,.gi?QEis..iz?2z22S2i5QK..i?22ll .3 S '5 gh 3':s5?3igii??,',iSiE?.ii2f?S55EQ95L - Ei mg.nalmsamisxs. is 4, Fx qSimflMf,f! ,Az gill? .. MR. ARTHUR W. GRUMBINE A. B., Santa Barbara College of the University of California. Industrial Arts Viv We my Amex 7 ,V 3-.,:5.:.:. ie. 7 U K 3. fi filffcsr? ,f1.-2-smzzfQz.g,. 52525 2 Eiagisgai il: Q lil -by-5 . lsslsfivilsliasfs-E ' i wi-4 :Mei , ' Qeitfflpsis gr f2f m .s,5.f1fw A 1 .V S X we -v'122':e'- fig' igliwigiigia s '5 ' -Q -v,,. 1 .. iivsf 3w'l9xl3:2QfK2fxifwf1f.1 22? 2 f.1.xf1.i. e2isS.fwg5sw aw few fm aw 1-was A Qu - M Q- .existg31zf.5:..,f,.g,.,Lx- V fl-fm 4.5.1, 5, f. fr 525542 .ez 2 mi zsff 1 ,F5iEgsi2mffg2.Swslgefmz :fffh 'r If Q.. s. , . 1 ,. .,sl.esQMi'f2fi?gfis l g. gim p me - Qi-15' . ' 2Qi32Zl5iZE'4i5Z'Ei2i5535 . iisfiiiwi zvfiif Qi5552.6'LN-ii3i16f?5f if i isiffizifi Elisa-'I 'i ' 2-ffwgsigf ,gv:,L!3?ix,. was 3 A . . .,.... , ,... , x:gs:.5f g53grzggg:.!sS5,x:.: - ev, - 1:,: s3.,.1w5v,rf.,f:: f -an 2 22. --1. .MM 5... ,. : , .f Q V1 35 ,, . 'Eliza if 522: V Wi..-??,153. H 1 W U -3151 5 ' fi .- .H 25 '- tl51g! ,,ggEtE52 Efidvfgfgig 1- J.. .,.,,,.,.3. ..v...q , . . ,. A W4 lsf r slfgiiyi .. p. g.fg3?,gi.m..i'1 .wigriggiffeifi - ' '25 efss.fs.1Qevsgsm22+.g.Qsilaifzgw ' ' hi s gifikilikiirfsfffwisiw . B riiliasffiinf nw' .fi -55-fifii P ffizqfiiiwirff .sffiffli ff' 2-E1'i:iifiis..1Sef.1 ' , ,.g?lS,QfS3Evg?Elgfg2if ,gg 3 MR. MYLES G. KING B.S., Harvard Universityg. M.A., San Francisco State College. English 1 MR. JOHN FEKETE B.S., Ohio University. Boys' Physical Education Mathematics MR. CHARLES A. HENDSCH B. S., Fresno State College Science ' NIISS ROSEMARY LONG B.S., University of Calif. Homemaking IVHSS MARION LOTHROP A. B., University of Nevada. Comniercial Z Vi 'P EU: . . it i A iw if im ,sp -w L5,iitiittfeismgiiigcygfefe 'Ki . ' ' Qs 'S - .2 '2 fi if :Z A'3? zi'l?'9, . . .4 ,- . ary, sir fiafzygi 11752 was-hi.,: '..i Ci2yfi1i1f,,v.,es:1 . 414557 1i'iii'f'fz'i:f3 f.1',ffi5f'Qif'f . - Eg:-gig gfpf Q5-ibz -A .iw:,i., i I 15.135 74 -4 e' 2 223222 215954 Esmisii . - iifwpw Heirs. 'Fifi -1',Lll'L7I,1 vi Ffh? ! 'XILis-f7E7W7f5!'ft 4'fx':LW ' .fi i' L. iff Hi :fs isfff , ff ,si,.fq,'.g :Lai f15:igf.,fsep,,i' - - V :ygi3.',if,...,fijfis..,z5g.f 'V fiii.. E ' 4 .'.- 1i3f'l'f1 .'T?Ujf? iii If-fi., i 'I . .si.gii,, ' - -is ' . L. .rms-.f 'Yir!5i.4 . - :,, -:,,, ,.ii.,. 1. 1 ..i a.fms, 11312-. wi,-L -' -2 W :gf j wi: ly k , gifs sk -wg g if, ,lxmfi f .M1g,fz:iiEi3ieai,fJ M X Q9 W QUE.. 'Qsyjr ' , S. 135392 in 135 QM Y 7 . A iff, fini .. ,. .. , A-Us gisgig. qu.. 1:92 . fgg?v..ii..w3l5i.. ,fy f . gi if Wish 'K A533155 tff.?E?fviF?3g5Y,J?r.fir f i - s.,mffsf.K1f1f -xiii ii' if-fi1LsMfiiQ.sif... i . mils-,szmia fEf'wif.i1 .2 . rmziiws-w . L iv: swf s .wiiiwfifff i ' s wim e ai! LQ s if Ls . S D is r hs ,f I l N3 S M K ' , 5, as is A 5 fl .ti V 1 , . s F ig W s 5? w S 3 gift.. 5, .1 'qfwfjif , uf .fi telfidw 1 s ., , . . Ei. iii.. .il . . .I QW' mii5g,6,.Qli 5. is.WW.f,'ii,.,,:gissi,f1. -is QSHWEE Sli, mi is 'W us it , lf si V x 5 Q .5 S 15 5 Jig: ,Qt 3 tim? , i 3.5 i wig? 1, 1 S 5511 if 'gi has s 1 L i i in Sl, EHLXA CU? ti M f is i,ilMlL+g .L 4 Q Sq Kklxfgliii 3 5 Efgx gfgmliyglkl Mi wfllw HM MR. RICHARD J. MASON A. B., San Jose State College. English MR. C. C. NORTON B. S., University of California. MR. WALTER L. NAIMAN A. B., Nebraska State Teachers College. Commercial MISS ROMILDA PUCCINELLI MRS. GRACE L. RHOADS A. B., University of Calif. Spanish. A. B., University of Calif. Senior Counselor. Mathematic s Librarian English ' A . ' A ' fff?f55'fSf5ii!fi4sT ' iT'flfl:5'f,?fi I A A -Aisgiggmnw ' ,. - 4 , . , . . i '.al..i 5 qefiipisqis, , .--.. -ff-:' sf ' '. l,.i. f -'ii, ,,-if-jf L' j,g i4fi ? . .t '-, K.. .V IJ :Eli I ipwl ,LK.V , ,.,,' '.,'i. .,,:-- x I MB, ' Wifi - . .iii!ii5:- '71 uf'3,s-A 1' ' , A .i.A 1 i. ltrl. A .ir A Qu ai -Qliiitfiaiii i f i:..iefrisi'!Q,: QQQSLQQYQKM , . MR. GEORGE W. SORENSON MISS AGNES STOCKLE MRQRUDOLPH H. WEYLAND B. s., M. Ed., University of A. B., Fresno State Couege A. B., Northwestern Universlfv California. Girls' Physical Education M. A., Oklahoma Agricultural Agriculture and Mechanical College. Enggsh Mr. Brandow, Mr. Coykendall and Mr. Martz, Bus Drivers. Miss S. Aguilar, School Secretary. ' Wqif1ff'5iWfSlf'lfSsfwillffl fi ww WJ,1zf:12ffziiwsf' w , w 'f1 W 2-1 291 .gi H L . 2. 1: ii.-ar 2452542-iwgfqigf, ' i mm a '- ' we A ' 1 li .- - wh iz 95 454 R 1 'M ,, 5 5 W cs M S 5 , ilslyg -Lf . silZiiEllwf9'l lj .. , r. 6' 535348, W WWQQL 'L W ily ' ' Wah W I QM Kewswsnww W Y is ,M r -as 5 4 sf wqgwmwmf u,,,,,,, 'ww-If mf- s QB is Mivlllhlgigllf s M s gli' ll M1 xwiw W4 YW? Qlxlw is W 'f H E WW? LfYi4vf T Mevwslasf .M 14 A , l lg K K , is la n K E' Q 52 lg 7 y e Q Ama:ffsaswlifiw.+gw'f,ggff,f2' pg S 33: , -.'f5:z fMJ:ff?i 421312551ZSif4i??+jQ1fE'Qi-fiQIESI xj.2,igffE4?5.f',- if i' f if ,5 I ti5ff,5'?5f-?11Asfizfsiilfflbfflflllfsrf13e??f3hfl2f?61,,,iv':V5f?Lff1f'fTifzlif'ff'?f:iffff5'zVfiii. JF! if f! : 5f lfaE 'f P W i f1 'ff'-SW W i if'fZff'L?755545525512 alll ,. wf wffwf' :if 'A 'K iiwlifffiilyiil ii wilv f fVf f ll K' -f V' ' K' if f 'V o' igffiyw . 5 , -Egg,-'W-,552 - ' ' . ,X ' A '- fff,m:f ,153 -?f'J'f':Qq Haw giff.:'a'i..assf?f:?i!5EI! wr ww- ' zvflwv- frm-,lx : eww - rl 3 QV? ,'sggifQig,u1 ,.Fgfjyzig'L53',fg,:'f,7f,q, If ligialgiw 5' .if::5gigg:?,5i3:5:.I5g5i!gg. Q2 F1 i -L 'swf' ' : ?? 415' ,wp,v,p,p5a1fr7 Q. 'L'-Jzff . fm fu Kizsiikgujf ' C !35i1m.i'.1,s'kQ,'Q.i, ,L Q igjigf sm, 55,55 '.Q-jig gf,-gi5j,f'i.?,: xii K, . fig gf ffzgqzll- New f -f - s ,1lwfg,-.,W',:e.f,a,a5EW, fefgieaftzflfm a lwvmgz K: T115.,X :l,,gzM, 1 .. balm y mhz A NL ,xox-M. r.,lf,:,w,1f- 11- .- 4-U.m-sf -rf x ggfiglem iwfwfle-' ff-1f1':'ff2'in iflffffyvl ' - -.1 ?gsf'.2j6i:y3'. ,,l, 34-A Ll ' ' .Q vii, ' 9ffKv'Hf's ',-,,'w.i'w1Z 7'g v IA ' 55,Qiz23Z52fl '- Q -. '-f,Q5xf's . A ,IL F27 f.i- ej'g'vliff7r?fZ gf S S WL ' Jiifff, ' z .sfi :.E7,:'Ig5H::9 i'f1.ik5'V:'195- . ' w xiiaifffml M Mr. Houston resigned after twenty-five years of faithful service as a bus driver. f Mr. Quinlin, head custodian: Mr. Schneider, Mr. Kajer, Mr. Bullard, custodians. ,1 tudent Uouncil lifiioers Left to right: Carol Adams, Treasurer: James Weimer, Vice-President, Marion Elliott, President: Norma Sinesio, Secretary. This year the Student Council, which meets every Thursday, revised its basis for member- ship. In order that each student be represented on the Student Council only once, representa- tives were elected from each freshman Orientation class, from each sophomore English class, from each junior U. S. History class, and from each senior Social Problems class, rather than from the clubs, organizations, and all classes. This representation provides each student with an opportunity for a voice in the affairs of the student body. Top row: I. Weimer, B. Munger, D. Smith, A. Bonfiglio, R. Resendez, M. Elliott, F. Coito, M. Major. Middle row: L. Morse, F. DeSoto, S. Smith, F. Webb, M. E. Peerson, P. Greer, B. Major, L. Elliott. ' Front row: S. Jackson, L. Gearin, C. Adams, C. Criddle, J'. Byrd, N. Sinesio, S. Pollino. C.A.S.C. Uonferenve Standing: M. Elliott, J'. Weimer, R. Resendez. Sitting: B. Major, I. Byrd, M. Wattel. The Student Council sent representatives to several conferences, including the California Association of Student Councils at Modesto and the District X Youth Conference at Patterson. DISTRICT X, YOUTH CONFERENCE AT PATTERSON, CALIFORNIA M. Elliott, J. Copeland, M. Huckabee, F. Webb, G. Biddle, L. Thomson. Athletie Uemmittee Standing: J. Strait. Sitting: J. Dunbar, P. Wiggin, L. Elliott, I. Williamso-n. The Athletic Committee cooperated with the physical education departments in pro- moting interest in athletic participation, spectatorship, and the development of an adequate athletic award system. The Social Committee planned and sponsored many worthwhile social activities of the student body. Seeial Committee Standing: L. Mundt, D. Fry, C. Piccinini, J'. Silva. Sitting: B. Lauritson, J. Lombardo, P. Jay. -, .................,. -M ..... W. --...W W, .. .., we Assembly Committee Standing: D. Townsend, L. Gearin. Sitting: J. Sanders, B. Lauritson, N. Powers. The assembly committee arranged the various assemblies, including the exchange assem- blies. All the assemblies were exceptionally good this year. The redecoration of the audi- torium and the new acoustical treatment made the second semester assemblies much more enjoyable for those seated in the rear corners. The rally committee arranged the competition for the selection of the cheer leaders. P. Morris, J. Swift, J. Pappas, and G. Cruz were selected. The committee conducted the many rallies to promote better school spirit. Rally Committee Back row: J. Pappas, I. Dunbar, G. Piccinini, J. Williamson, D. Fry, P. Jay. Front row: J. Valdez, N. Glover, I. Swift, B. Romero, P. Morris, J. Lombardo. f Puhliootions Uommittoo Standing: Ji. Copeland, C. Criddle. Sitting: ff. Lagier, L. Conterno, A. Marchitelli. The publications committee worked for the wide st and the best possible publicity for Student Body, its activities, and its published records. tudont Court I. Lagier, B. Derrick, M. Huckabee, M. Aguilar. The Student Court dealt with theviolationsof the various codes of the Student Body. Junior lied Cross Standing: B. Lowe, M. Hopper, J. Lombardo, S. Welch. Sitting: M. Jarnagin, C. Adams, B. Bettencourt, S. Young, M. Breitenbucher. Traffic Commissioner, Gene Johnson, headed the traffic patrol which con- trolled traffic in the school area. Drive Carefully. Be Courteous. Safety First! Don't Run! , The Tower Staff F. Webb, Business Manager, M. E. Peerson, Editor, P. Jay: LUCCTHYY Editor- The Buffalo tafi Back row! C. Criddle, J. Lagier, L. Conterno, K. Heinsohn, H. Bennett, R. Silva, I. Bowe Front row: I. Copeland, B. Romero, L. Mundt, A. Marchitelli, A. Furtado, I. Dunbar. TS ..x '-f--: 'N- 0. .L il Many students learn effective use of their hands in crafts. Farm mechanics provides the vocational agriculture students with practical instruction in building necessary equipment. In the social Broblems classes students exchange information and ideas. Homemaking helps the freshmen girls learn some of the skillsfof running a household. A h ff' A L,,L 1 92 ',1 ' L , ,.,4- - , if :K k I if V, mm,,L 65,3 4 ,2 -. ,g jll , 1537.6-1'fg? T'ffM,iif-1:11,5-',f.z - f-'H V f 26. 2 M, f'w-zwl 'L,,,,,,, 2 V' H K' Z .ltfvlgm 1. + 3 , A p uni y or creative expression. rt classes provide an op ort 't f A popular school activity is swimming. Paul Wiggin holds the attention of the public speaking class. Girls do calisthenics in the phvsical education classes. In woodshop boys develop skill in the use of tools. -'Q A 3524214 I, 1, 1 f s Lm:wef1.1w. 'ia gl ' H 5 , Wfzg3gg:iig.i2x K Q. 7 13. 6 ffm Q. X gpg epene fi- 'sf o , if BL,iq?w44'5'.1emgf,I f 'eff A xg, v S 5 ,G 9 I K ' lg 5 S K S H iii We ,giigigm ,L X xhv w fm! +- X A wi 5-isa Q in sth -ni af Q is f 1 S' QM sw fs3EQ.'gi3lgg3g?Qg1aQli,1ltl aw 6 f, L 3 X28 y - ' La 'lim W A mg. ful ,avg f ' y r ' , ',if::i m.W,W, 3l1v .,.- -is, ,, I , W, s, N , - iggi mf . ..,- 'V ii'i 7 e -i fa ,V-gf: l S N SL E QR : ' 3if1?Qif f l fW?fr' 'NK afe,Lii.,m2 f ,. ..,, ,iii , 1 - ' '71 2i '.!A3iz,:g'li5ZL -, -is ' E?2 .a ij ti- f' if 5 E ifxqiiiifiiiif 5 525SSi?2iif51?is351??Qi4223's?iiE2i2EiggfEkW5 ml Q f igtiigie IF? . Egg 2 Z EW- 'WW s1-HEY?fM1s'4Sf?,iiii'2??1H .U WHS 42 -1 - mfw'5fi,z5igf2ffwtgligggilgwhmifltkfiiet fQma!g,w'miaml,'t2?QQQ:g535lfr,4f,.lW ..: gm ss r ' 1 Q ..,f. , ltwegggggzvkfk Liiiefieggfh. 45221 Qgzilgtgwf,Qigggwggdeitqii'fgfmwgiezzggay45-WQQWLQE 3125, M5 5 Qgy- 4'5igiQ55 f 'giifgiimkvsiyiviliiib s2',gwiKLlz1'v Egsgfn 2151338 wgigii, vskmgfgsif sl gi iiiilmks1555?igi2XE!?Tf2T5ffmE157i5i'aglSL 5 of-Misa M' fw'Hf f5'w! illgfezmiggmff lim K Vff-Mawraililbflii? Etwliiitiiia 32315255312555?W'Ew2H5i2 ttf 1 ggi 5 X I 315f3QB?5i Ef52,3121,,iY'rf41?',g,Sbgibi5Sl fwsmilggigiixiisglfifi 153355SEZ'iLiZ55ei7s'fik!g.flMfI-ki fig l w l ifeigg .K Q A EWfisiifliifiiqlttitisiii w iflfaiwfz Wiggle fi 12522259 El issa Hfwfflw ,I I - 5 . is MTS li,siggiiliiigiiilfiikzagw ggaiiiaislgiggiileiitagigfiiflsQffkiggzilwk E,,gj3,f,E 'f' Efs355E 2g,Q: Ef E.5fE: X ' Mtg filifggii l 61901255 Wglidiiifiigfiiwwiiiiil-E 'piiiw , EQ Eglrtw iiifii ei2wiHKl!fn1wfs2w1 was fflaimp K X fiwgf-ii W hig . im X sly s Qilgi, 7 j ?s'Qg5ii! 5 , W e 5 1 i 1232 1Alriiizlsaifisigiii?iiiliiit if lailiaigfeffieiiw i W T it g , A an ,m g 5 'FM ..., 53 j 5 fi s Q5 I I 1 4 w I 6:17 W I United States History helps juniors understand the important events of the past and pre sent. Bookkeeping students must develop habits of neatness and accuracy. In typing, practice and concentration are inseparable. Students work industriously in geometry. Orientation helps freshmen understand the world in which they are living. F? M 1 . I xg X f! ik' vb? A JL NAM, v' Q7 ui w 1: ',,,'.'f X, ', ,fin jf , -, fd' Q7 42, iff: Q ' 4 I f ax! A D f Journalism students work on page make-up and layout. English El- students concentrate on verbals. Writing, thinking, planning, and executing are important in the publications class. Learning a foreign language like Spanish broadens cultural horizons. Instrumental music appeals to many students. ktv- 2 . .Q .. f. fs' -,-C, , . . I ff I 'WZ' I 1' ,av ' if 1, -fp., ,4 Mg, ,..... I E ,f ' ' , ,I , . .-- 'L-if -':,gr45,f Y' 'ff A' f ',.5,ffQ+.4 in - ' 1 ' LPN ,lf .a M , ,y 4 1 ? 9-by f 184 1 jlf V' , me 5 9 .i :iv U 1. Potential draftsmen give attention to detail in mechanical drawing. Z. The Ehxsics class learn the importance of accuracy. 3. Biology students study plants and animals. SW August 28, September October November December January February March April May I une Z9 .... 4 ..... 6 .... ll .... 14 .... 17 .... 19 .... Z5 .... Z .... 15 .... l9.... 24 .... 6 .... 8 .... 9 .... 14 .... 15 .... 16 .... Z9 .... 30 .... 7 .... ...... 10 .... 14 .... 2.1 ...... ......Christmas formal dance 24 to January Z ....... Z1 ....... ............ 10 ................. .. ll .... .... 16 ................. .. 26 .................... Z8 to February l 7 ................... 8 .... 16 .... 3 .... 5 .... ll .... 13 V... 14 .... 19 .... 21 .... 31 .... 7-11 .... 19 .... Z5 .... 7 .... ZZ .... Z9 .... 31 .... 1 .... 6 ..... 6 .... n... --.- Ualendar1951-19 2 Completion of registration School opening assembly First weekly meeting of Student Council Freshman and Senior class meetings Football season opens with Stockton Colts game Senior portrait signup Sophomore and Junior class meetings Reports on Boys' and Girls' State Senior play tryouts , Opening of Tower sales campaign Close of PTA membership conte st Delivery of Student body cards with picture Assembly - Billy Watkins and Major Tower pictures of classes Rally, parade and Big Game Big and Little Sister party lntrasquad football game Basketball season opens with Linden Game Senior play matinee Senior play evening performance Assembly - The Hamiltons ....Assembly - University of California String Quartet Christmas Concert by Music Department Assembly - Christmas Program Christmas recess Tower group pictures Assembly - Charles Lampkin Girls' League assembly .....End-of-seme ster record dance Teachers' Institute and mid-year recess Assembly - Mr. Toni Gaur of Switzerland ...,Oakdale High School exchange assembly ....Sweetheart Ball Assembly - The Mississipians ....Assembly - Safe Driving ....Baseball season opens with Modesto game Interclas s track meet ....Future Farmers of America Barn Dance ....T1-ack season opens with Modesto meet A s sembly - Conservation ....Nationa1 Commercial Contest begins Easter recess ....Girls Scout Carnival ....Assembly - The Magician ...6Mothers' reception ....Spring Concert Award assembly' Junior-Senior Prom Baccalaureate Senior Breakfast Graduation exercise s .su tx , vga. , . - '-' 1.11 ,..,.. 1ff' L--' '-. . , afVe'V3.zU 1..4'1wff:.e'...y .., '.e1:1'f1.:V1g.., tg...-f -11.-SLE iii .?V-ew... aw., af,ii1s.E1.1...Yie..'5gagf -'...f..'115 ' V?2if..l' A WV,-VV , 1riff-..'s5a5.f1':.'-+'.UztE'wiV- 1,5 ,mmh fe K wa- L'f' e.f Vf w. fa?-W t., .f ' 11- 1'..f',szf4.t .aiu-2: .WeatInufa..ws.?5v.SVLf.s'111.f . 2122 fu.z,:'..sst.'.2Vii..1'.ii:xff' tuufilfiwf-' V 'A '11 'K'. t ea. smfeiiffefftt ..:: 1f U 'g ,,.L , ,S ' ' at e :lil 1 in ,f., - f ' V - ttnjffgeg ' , 43, , e ifls ' .225'l?filA.i'1.' Weil 15 Wit...-AVS if A fate' eiilkfff'ta1.,if?V:-1. ',l'g'5'.z',2Ef'Kieiiiiifiifk Eifiiiiw .75t ?ff,?fffP5i ffAA4 .gf3ViA,?4ii5.5 at iff' we V.. ... . . -....-..- 1.513 te...-gl . a .-',.. 1 lf... wt V- -4... - - utah... .. m e... ai , .,,,V,.a,...,.,V... .at.......l .-..-,.., f .... V..,.xg1,V. ..-...Y ..,-......... , .ef .- - V.f,f,.1..t .II ,.VV ...f-,V..-...W W., V :..s 12.5 . V. ,...E.a , n'ff.1 -- .:.:.,g sw 5 3 f. E Ea'VV.,:g1.A.i'.1 xV y1,.sw..,,,. V, ', , ga,,yu,.V..,ir. :,..-,.--.,.,, , . . -3 --: f pg. ..g,:eg1,,,. ,gg -,... - -5- ...,-.. V. . H , .5 t s.,f.a- V... -4. .11 . .,,.,.,.,.V... - new .. W. E 1 .,.Vf - .. , ' N. -ae . A Vyy., 1 .- A. 'fe 2, ,n ew .fue tie... 2 '. , W--l.1'u.... -'twessg . agen ,u:.' .,: .fwfaw:-- .,.. ,-fil e. ' .. .s:f..!-es.V...:- - .ttuelsiae g,,..e.,V Q ,- 'V . Q, s,s.Jfe.5a.5e.gl!L , f le' --:af-E. .--.ff,e. it '- ..'ele..g!-.:.--Hl,:eai5i4f? '-: ff' 4.5 ...,,.V KW: f.1!15-3z!z-:1gff-i!3szS9l -le'-ig.::, -- el:-....fV,'e ea -.etzeguaiew ..1,,,t.g. ,,,,f-+.....- . .,.,,gg-1 ,v1,h,,,.,., ,,,, fh- .se , V. il.. , 5. ::l3Jf'L!:i-.. .. at -X-v-..uul:.teg,g.. V -,Magi - - .af e3.::.'f5':.:f?k. 1 . .gl-,,:.,., I.,-. ,, ,,, . ,. ,.-, .N -sV,:,: -ul-, ,Ml H ga.. --k3gy?,.4.ez.- 1. .ue ... - -..a...:::....z,-, ...,V. ' , at if 151.-alia . 'Ve ... 1' .. ., r- . . . ' - , -Quilt? 5'-Sami.. .la 11 -f.fE f's5'f' tat . G- .. .. 1 , . ,L a t .:':.'s-g.4??...-. s...s,..': ag Q.-H LV:-.f ,-,,, ' 'age-,E .rs-' f..:aga:,:?:,f-g5.V,,,. sq.,.S,'-f!3f':2!Pf'gf:-,i:'-.--,,:-.!...,el221asg,... . ,..' ' 121:- EE--51... .K .,5as:,V , U. 23,3 gg, .,g5:,G:, ::?a.. 5l.f'g .-Whale! ,...... .1 'nz-.Vasllq a-' -. ee.. ,. . 'tn ..-, ..,. '-- gg:-355.2:'.ei.f1::5e5.:S fee .1 5 . 1 aa ,.. 15 Var ity Starting Lineup ilu tltteu e Backs: E. Silva, RH, L. Cardinal, Q5 M. Valenzuela, FB: Cv- P6teI'SOT1. LH- l Line: L. D. Ward, RE, P. Wiggin, RT, B. Zanetti, RG, G. Chamberlin, C5 M- SUGUIU LG, W. Edwards, LT, M. Major, LE. Manteca Buffaloes 7 12 2.6 19 13 26 26 31 if Stockton Hayward Lodi A Valley llak .C .... '0'Oakdale '5fTracy League Piedmont '9fLivingston 12. 7 26 26 Z0 13 o 6 .l 185 117 Cu-Uhampiuu Var ity Squad Top row: L. D. Ward, P. Wiggin, B. Zanetti, G. Chamberlin, M. Snelling, W. Edw Major, M. Valenzuela, L. Cardinal, G. Peterson, E. Silva. Row three: D. Lake, R. Scharmann, J. Long, I. Roberts, A. Paszkeicz, I. Colldew Bowden, G. Cash, R. Lacey, J. Bowers, R. Lanting, B. Rhoads, Manager. donca, H. Bowden, .T. Butcher, D. See D. Wiggin, W. Price, M. Raney, A Row two: R. Moorman, J'. Christensen, S. Men DuVall, L. Martin, W. Silva, G. Teague, N. Rudd Manager. 9 C , A Sitting: R. Macedo, B. Gibson, A. Limas, Brandow, B. Andrada, J. Williamson, D. Elliott V a f ' E 1- . . ,, , ., 3 Hy., . . .1 , ga., F - 3 55 x.. ' ,.. . Lycans, A. Weis, C- HOVWQZ ssistant Manager. .. .eg ...ffm ..V..... we-V...a ... 'az '1 9 2 .. ,, 3124. e, B. De s is f. . Q. ...t ZW itil ,,. it . . e H ' .. gf ards, M. eigh, E gers, L. ssistant Leon, U. V.. L 51 1. ' ..V .-V.ez.f1.4f.f..,f',ef.f..f..W...-..: - . ff - vw- .f'.--.Vu.e....:..f::...:......suewff'sw-ffu-we'f-wevV:if..aea':t'e2?.ff+i1:V.'f.auffew'-faaiiiiaie5aZitiffaFiaf1Qa2.i?2?fiw..'-weKVa.u:eV!'1,.'.w.V,faV W'-ViitefiftffvffafiawfafwezayMtv...-1212ff-Wie.feat11.72-,ffifffxwtilt'2?it51fWfAlf5f3?if?i4?95531112 if S Y . . .K eetVe'f', sV.uVxfei.. .?z..frTH.-Milt.: A'-4255 21.1.1.1 . 2.gf..52.:..uasa,s..' ' ea:.uz-,1aV-aV-.AV' 1s1:fsV.:, 'L :.as.f... . , ,limi 1...w.L..2fi, ' 's11.1.11...ff.1-5-,ef,f..7.1 sfastiie: 'Vf ks.as1V1..fa.1F-,VIV .ffis'f.,w1,z:..4a.2fV1MVa-1+:f.wz.szaeV,.QVa,-,,....,..,,g.y 1 - ,, . - aa:.,,f:g,'s,f1Vz.fafm...1e1e.ag+.f..a..:ef.Vfa.f1.52.iae. f,.1g'2.'+1.ffe:e.ff.- ?e a:sffa..2xVaf.sa. f eta-taffzawzliaa fame.-V fitwafie zfaefsfaa .-afiafrwag Fiiifiift ,V2.2w.t.fr:1.s ..f'w . 3. :2:f1.1'2.etaVaiiisfiiawf-fs'fI+s'2a.2Mf32ffeiiifiefiabpiegaieeiiiP1 1...f.,1a..'f..'...a.5asuafsQ-2af....zta,...Vst1...a...,1V.,'. f'.2g..12..':.11. :awe ' .2s.iaiFEafs.'1effa' ea - Faiezuw.fffV.:fe.1.x .-e,..:V.V...r -.,u e.f!e' -sffsVzz.a,'f.. K.,f:s.f.1 LVV. .'1.-.fawfw .,..ufe'.., 1 aa .size .fi-V.fff.3f..f-7.4 4.2-few':Vff.fw?fiM!.1z22'-ftafftafeefe15521111715 52ze1.ziae1V.w.e.2efVa:21gf1.gm:,1.4t5..:...f1.i?1 2,.fV,f.,w..fe,1e..f. ef.5 2,, 5 Ve ef ':1r3u::':' f'iEs eififwue , .ffizeifflif i5a3 ef!gAf1ifg:V:'... at, ...V...V................e.......V.......,..,........-..-....,V,.... ...f.,.VV...-1.1-...,, ..., . - '...w. .55:41.gf.f1V.-f.V1:.ffV.- V..VV,:.s ..f.:f.v..f 't1a.1 ,.f.Vfa.sfs1affV 'zaifiaf - Iss ' '.iS1U1-.'2Q5?E1,, ' s1g1AVtii1I.:'21V fivfw-fm? 111fv.1 'iV3E.5f11Alf.f,ev1t..iA-'warw5Ig!i',1i,1.e af.-, qg 1... . et... ig..5.,5...gyz.:-.sis:-.Lexif1..:z,5..f1..s..,.ft..awe 'f -ra ,gaiw 12.53.11 ,w??.1'K'-fa f.i'feg1,' tain- 'sy ewz ' -,nw .ni-' ,l.eg1f,.' 1.1.,.. au,11 vf1.e.. 5 fg,EtV'..1.f'we iff+3,f2,ff..aF.. 0few.a-1,21.2?Kff1.a..1.1'5af2News.eggsf'ew-.fli-,ifaifaalilitfttiftigfat5 .V.1V,g...5g,V5.31.,:.-,fel-i-.un,VT1'eQEai.swzixiLi25 , mg .. we - ,- A HW .i,.'-,X ' jc 3 ,. -,1,g1 z.z.. .gy .WF xv ' -'5'w.,WTl .' N z. 51 -' .iii.W.fiA'V4f, frsi1s11,V:,,V,....' ftigff4Xj,H,1hg.v-,'..:if51.4.2-11 Ugyg'J1sax. ,YL etp,,ffg.'Vs'Vf'V A ggfw-pg.g:'V.-gV..sif,5eg?w,1wVfg'.wa. a aa 2 -.'V.,s. ?.N E.,Z.9 , .a ..fu.f 21' -we we :Jai - - .,,...5g.,.,,t.. .,iw :...f..,g.V,f '.V.. 1 .,....V.,g.g fQi.stf5'Vi:f9?ti2fT'f. . ?ies12ass.siz.12uife-1eefft'+a5f?5iK25 ..,,.,-.-.,,-V.,V.-fV-.,e-V- V--V-.Q ....,..,.,A - , ei, ,. S .. 5, , .,.V ...S wg.. -- .au se., QV 'V-we ...,ea ,f.,,:,,.. VMS-K -V,-.LV .-.,,,.V,sg,a...VV.,., WT...V.....,af..,e,,.,..,,,.,,.,,,,,a5,. r....-11.-Nw..-V-ef -- Af. 5'if5-fav g 'L af., .,,., is , :- .515 ' J H. . ,. 115.35 . ..we -- 112 -- iam' -- . -..,, ,..-..., 'qu...1..,..:,3g,,.,g,3,,g.ag.V-ny......zweV.--9'.,.V..af...w sa. U M -az., 1..a.fef-.ea .., Z .fuel K ...ga 5Q.ii,ae,fi.,2v' :11aw.1.i.5'. -g .,f.?s.Vs' ,a new rgfeaa ,'1!il' V was as'sate.feigfarlixeiaftae iftfuiiittititfsfaf I 1 , V ' . - w e ,gil k -V -at fn.-..a. ..f' fsw,,i.e.f.V,.fV, M X .ev - .. .1 Vu iuit. f22212e'2 . w1.fK22'a2W.f' . few . , . t?.i.i2:iuif K' af 2ee.11151s.....w' tame-gefa-1.-Va..a5i2,fa ezeiiefx aAaiAg4:fia,s1zV,z.:j. az. V1 fr - ..,e ..,f -.Vmg if eg,f.e.t. Qa.,.z.....1:.1.fp:za ..a'.':2 ... ftaffgfwffa ea g.SifgV,f.-ef .5lV5sf.Svfg1fgQ2agaZ3e1 zsvizeilgaila.WSAW U 11251, s.,-.eggazxefvfsw .2 .1 ,N V2 a V.,g.Vf V: zf2:'g.U.1: ' : .2,ex,.:eg'-i:-. vwVi.i5., .5 . 77AlZ,j.i'? 1,3V.g.wg..Q'g'-feta. ee-gauze. Jae t ' , of ,.,,..,V,..,,.,,..,..?,,.,..,,,e. q g., iaxi ifxaal. . u.ff ,t:'ff . . .,,,.. f'5.ga3iia.gf,,., eisas,Te.'f..?' .iit.ieu1 253 5 - a. A-.+xVfiit?1f5 fa Wieflze-ii .,.f5'lff33.'iaf-QUQ44' E57-5Kif3ii'ift' . ,um ,mt g.,,.V....V. .g,. aw.. .. a,.f...x.,4. a..,,,.., ..,...i, aPi..,.,i. ,, M Q. ,..,5,...V.V,.........,.a.,..........,, .5 .,.V..,s. ,,. fa -V ...?.V,,..1f1,s.,.M,S ,,.a,........,i 1,a..,,x.V Aag,.....E...,.,.,?.,ig ,, g.Si5s,.,.g5X,,, ...ww .ft tw... 1-:S .-ftififn. .VV.f.s.,w4 .1-az. if ,aural .v1--.'e'i1ez,s.S1, ,-..,... - 1,.1-V,...v1-g..'.,,f5,,.3,3 gf., .we- ,.s,. .. V .s.'eg.!a 5 1 'f..a',,-2 ,21 . imp mf -1.21. atf.,w e A,f.f w' I2 '.: fb V i-5331222 1: -r-'a i-, :Tx .5 USTENEHIET 22533 E250 ,,.. .e ,. r25ftl1t,f'5 f '5i.Zt ??5V.. 12.2-E'5fA' ui22TtlAA .VFW -235 1341151-fA.Wf.. e ftliiifai s .em . ,,f,V, . .a.,15.fef e Qs g litsge 252,5 6 .,..,,..,sgf2e' .5Lz., ,, ,Q 1 s1.fja5ZE?,y.f5fj15,,3g, aa, ggg' :uf grit , -, 1.5.5 ....ff...ffV1VsV'j ' gg.: . :.,:. ,.:-1' yVs'v-4' .u..sf.-1,.wW. sz. fA.iA-efff5.s'V 12.125 1 - ,.asa...'.-fleas.-..:sf..,. ati, .-,a.5.3.24.a!,5.p2.1?..fff.,, 12.5 .WE .. 'L,.,z .., -' aifwaggys, as ,ggi U.. M. 5.51. .ew e gg. 5 gaug e, L.- gf., 5 , ia n , QQ, V..M'Lgfg,,.,e,..,,g.g.,,3.,s,5-1,1 it '- .VS MJQW' .rf afia,...YE2?5.f 5315 2 V Gait 7 2s.ii?51.i5'.f3'.t'fi.1 .aE1...,,..e? ei 'ii ,gee ,3gt2fgj,l3gggEsj,2i.2avi W 1 ' ' V A ' A .f . ., 3. :eye ' Ef.utf'11f1f1!' 7 . ef f-LV .. . if ' CA Aff.. SE. . ,. Ku 1: iiftifiiitfifi as- .- .. 1.,a.?sa,..4.f.V.1g'f.. . .s ff: Ee we re ftixfi? wiafff .fi le ,gg tVEie 5 ,1 f -:M 1v2Eff5.g,.ea.. fr 'weft .2192 ..i.....V.. 1..,s.,e,zs..p,.,,V, m g. .., if-.,a. ,W... . ,.g5,,g,,,,gf ag, -- ,.. 3 ...1..a.:,..,.a ef. emit . .s. u'. .ee.u 5 . .E giiilis uftigfl, ga xx-'.,,,.gQ,i :fe .fft.f..fe.f..ea a..ia .su21' ..:11:QVf f'ff... 2i 7fN ..zf!Vff aw: .se-.Be e tr at-:I fe . SV le M .aff -eV- Q.. fu' ez,2a,.e ..,.ug.a,.....V.,, ,,.V...V.g A,,, .-5:u.fgeu,-1. .. gamut g.,-si1:.luuaL- gsYi.,3..... -. E , a..a.ki2a?guigg ...lege Ka :Vw ii. :,- 1 a.. -ga wg. sg2a ....1.. -1- ,Eau Ma., V .Steel e .,Sw..w..a5l,'51232153295 --I- -Nia. ' eiiflx ilfxxgitiq .. , g iU1?.Q.'xig:W 'ZTs... Vg-fititifth :y Jv.Vj1g,,,.:,, Zfwgqiat. ESE.-fnglH f25f5i,.,,. 151 'I.5.Qia3'... ',1.VQm,VfH1'-U 1.'Lj,f1'yg75W .4 5 1554, . :f?1!55:7' ?ej3'!Eg.': K '- 59167: 'ri ' V 5.5 gawk' e- -A1-Wltliizxvg A I-1' Mid . . sgifigu' :, sms -f' 'Wifi-5 a .1.....V,..1....1g..f...,a5....5 '.V...,.,. V-.V...... ......:.1.:e-.f.1'f.,..,f ..,.,...,......s.s.... :mu ,.As.V-we swag .,..f-e..,.- ,t,,,-,... ,,,,.,,,, -e , -- W,f.Musa.....f-?1.:...!V-..f ff -V fes.sV..-V.f- Q wane f.... V.-21.1ftaifft-. 'fs-1' . K1 . ...- fu . r.. ..--. ,, a X.. .Ea Q ,.,,,,,,. ..,V.,, H 7.,..,.V,..,,,, ,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,. 5.1 .,e,,,...,5,, - .V,.....s at 5.-1... , ,, V.waV1s.gu,ewV... 1..::g,-V.- -......--..-M... -. .....f.,.,:. .t ...at sr.,,,,.H.sw..,. ' .'g,1.V.VV,'.. he ...Y , .,-1 ....5.s.Vf..25:5-at. aV...ft.1.-.ef:w..:Va.Ear1w, ea, , lf -5 l ag ifgw tag .ff-lee. 1iffai'Vff2:tf2A.2. 7'-Ufiifzztizfasezfefsieiwf5235 11312112 few EieiflzfeeEfisftiffgiaieffZeiezitilriifilfaflwifi? f 111.3f fZ1ltf A5.2f -mfr 55751 f:fl ':.t.? f'f .1 . Zeb iii.. we ti-fl' ff2i-mluleitlfag V'VVMEwzs.f...1z12wS.W5, uzV.g,.n.'1 'z v.ez. fazz.ee:ez.e-:zm.e,z.w..gg a 1gVVg....g.'z1.i.'5.z r2.,2g,,..,.,, V5is,, .,g,,,- .1--eg.- ' ,V u..:... e...,.1,.rgV.,1 fe we HV- .. .sqm tfzremrwziggg' Wg. at imiif.iA:ii2fiaiEii,. M 1'esf1Vgn. F22-ge . tw . ww ,g?i .,,., s.g2aiti. 15223i'A2Eg'.zifi'11i!?q ia, .. 1g?gif..2uu2f 5? . .- X ' 1. .1 ffffwff A115133 .V Ve' 1 K .ws u .Q . .1 '- g tftjaiaitfiftiii f.?f'f'.i'lV'V1a . a affiea..-5 wef.i1:.21.f.,1i:1'E,' tffElief'1i'.'t.i'i2s'z.5e2.5: .V fl..f1.,A. Aigffeia' 3 tfl.sffezi2ff.gagf 1s.it.f.zgrzgfiiQsf-.5 ' age ,. su ,j..ie3fV ' ....1.-.ffm ,. .. Q... , ,, , .-..s..tfVeia,az.... 'fgh,.'s,1..,1h.Va x-Ive . gl-sw AA'.ei1.if.-- e .'x.s?e.eff21aV iisuieltwv... .. .vssv.--use-1,1231 . ' -- -e ', 'ea . - t w , -ft g,uf 'iE?1fif,f.,, .15,,,g,55.esi.3ta5gzz.? ,Ft .3.g-.g.s-gz..g3MIfVff 1ifzei,1Zi,i!2,5aZMt et .5iif2il.f.iA ,taifaiu 525925 eifitfiafiaxtiifea .ii.f..5f1'f, We i gf.- at .f r gf-..,.g.V.,.ii.i.5g. ,,ge....... s,f.,.s,gf,, g.s,i-iigmi : ,,,,Tli,,,.i.f1A..-... Kew ,, 5,235,253 ag,.g'gg'521g2wu,, '...1.ee?.:fl sa-.fa-.. a?f.i.g..s aVt,2.2,? 'etg'eSze5:.:eyEqV Ixus usgfefgaefaitiitaffz. .asif+i..,.. a .V1Zeiaa,. ' 2:ai3f':i. e2'.-u5a??e?1lfe a ?-s e,.a,..,,., . a.,.:.,.. ,.,,.,.. .... ,...,, ...sa 4, . , , . ,,,,, , ,. ., ..,, ,,,.,,..,. ,, . , ,, .,..,. at., ,,,.., , . ,,..,..,,.,,,.,..... , , , .,,.,,.,. ,,,,..,..,,.,.,..,. .,.,uu,. a ..,,,,,5 . ,..., em, W t '-TVa.Qle2Ei.ii . ,i!'f -agif ieggiviz-Q es f,if:'gQi'. -, Q,-,5s, ..iw,Qfg'3t: - 1 g1.,gr.,g.Egs5,, ,a,as ,,it .5s.sieffa 'A g5Q5If w,'if meg gggx,gfi,S' ffi'.ii,g1,g.g..t .geggeeaa Miata . .. 8. E at 3 , '1' '1aVfr2 f 2 e eg W , Q tgga ..a.a. 225 ' 'l e a e5 i ' til?3. e2,. Q ' :: .aa,, ie- 1? If .w i exam s.-wee 1 , ga ll- fiiaiegga 1 539... ,e,.g,,.V av : W e . aax e ise . 3, ua e, ,.u,f,.a :ee2eiffxVs1a.s1f..uw . ..uaeza..1-W -ef. tefmxe11ss..1a.-a.... ' u.aa.f , f ....asf... Ag. ,am me ,-,,,a,, . , I , ,L,,.,,.. ,te W.: .., ,..,,..,..,,,,.,,.,. ,..g.,,, ,.. a.....g.a .t.V,......1. .-,., ..,-,,. -uaaa. ...1...f...-...-- . .awe . , 1 . , ., ',.,,,.,.-Q.- . .. ...Vesta '55 an-'av -. .3-fa,-. .am ug - 51:is.a.' 5 ea... -S ' ...snuff .V ,s,..N.s- . 5..V...f.,..V. ...fa-, Ag- .1 -,,.. .,, .,,,.,, ,,.,. . axial-tV..1V ,-Swmxizi. eip. . lay .,5..::I.,2: :. 5- ...ea 2 at. Im.-ta. -asia. . .V ps... 6--3 .,..g,...-...aa.,y..g,,,- ,, .1.,, ,,., V5 - S Q., .- 1..,5L,,':g,- gay:..w. .,u...V.-za.. 1111111511552lefetsssigi. !,zV.s--am fgt..u,v, 'f., iam- .. .. .:e5 ftggg?.ws a 5. . sees,-Vestal g tg!e..1:'..lf5.. u ae, - A ft .. . I ', i! 'f5ff'fH!it-.tti tu u tea . ri zieiiiilsw f'25KftAii5f' ,'S'1Qf.5.w .f1fvfa i4S. it-if e emfs, 1 A Vfaf51fiie. g 5 A Simi , 'Q:t!..:i 5lfa?aife iw itteal ei . 1 1' V f ' V , - ' , W H V .. . H f- - 4 I WILLIAMSON 12 G CHAMBERLIN 17 B ZANETTI 26 M SNELLING SI LVA A133,,f:8d nf' , ,G , ae Li , 5 , ar QA S, if X P 5 N 5 3 -1 VL L. PSI n if fy fe'w.f:,1- f 4:4w?.s1k.i1xng1fg: ,H 2-Wx--Q: Agw gei-, asa .. S2921 wma 451 lg 'KG -F gm ik? W '36 S H3 wh H ? if M X g 'wa T S 'Q 5 9 il ,S 'f A mf A V H f,,,, 1 , ' 3 L CARDINAL thus1ast1c spectators The team had wonderful support from the fans tlllll ll Team tartiug Lineup llu llfl Backs! L. Elliott, RH, G. Buck, Q5 G. Dennis, FB, P. Arizcuren, LH. Line: .T. Grieve, RE, B. Daniels, RT, W. Myatt, RG, E. Buck, C5 B. Downing, LG: B Spence, LT, B. Tsugawa, LE. ' 1 Valley flak League Manteca B Team Little Buffs O Stockton 14 Lodi 18 Downey - 13 '9eCere s 30 'l'Livingston 34 'tSonora 19 'l'Oakda1e 'FT racy ll quad 20 148 ZG 6 51 Champion Top row: H. Kooy, B. Mar, W.Mayfie1d, L. Shaw, B. Tsugawa, L DeSima's, B. Golding. Row three: B. Downing, B. Wilson, E. Wunderlich, B.Daniels, B.Spence, W. McFadden, R. Resendez, R. Gustin, R. Brudernich, B. Hinton. ROW fW0f W-MYHfT. J. Grieve, E. Buck, L. Elliott, G. Buck, M. Elliott, G. Dennis, I. Pappas, P Arizcuren, R. Martinez. Curry, A. Gillingwater, R. Sitting! B. McDanie1s, W. Morley, J. Stafford, R. Antonio, H. Tsugawa, F. Davis, D. Howze Rupe, Manager, C. Hand, Manager. D. Breitenbueher, T. Bristow, -. N M 5 , . i ,ge1f,.f.m..e f, ..f.e?5.?4f1al2aafui?i . '5559j5l,5?l?l?Zfii'i5' lggsgggSeffflaglsfaefaez ,fflaeafifsieasfsezzw 'H leaf2if.Mfasieueefalufifafa,sgz2l5f'wff5gf.Male 2 ,M-,l-..g,: .'fg,p ,Y afg,-ew..,.,,.,,., le . ,.,..,.f.1a,,... -..,s..,,i.fl,,gg2.,.i.,, Pg,,...axgg2eg.,.,,S?...aaa g.5a?x:fw. Wye,fe..-sa,f,af..e .,wafff,52g,5'e?algQx5f2,3gaffjfl:C.,,flagaaafgaafllgalweaaiggigaaggefguga .E,1 'V , '- 5.1: ,fiWE.-.,ff,,ff'ii,'5'z,t :. : . . .15q.lif'3Yff'f'?l ...El fiiliiz .5033 2 .. iILi1a..i.fi,,'l'l V f :S ,-S L K5iHH 5iT9T 154-.3 'Elle-1fi1il'i?'l-,i'i5f'I- Az-?ifhf:f:f'?ii5 af-,ilWfwfif-fmfmt, ff W -'i . ' ci . 7 lliffelehllf.YWelffiflfiffl4 5 tl it itli95i1El?2liiiieltfilfiffifillifiillEifliifgilflallillit 'M ' Fl 5- K fel- ta Mvfllisffazwil'W . 5i ?5li3ff' N U . l-2llffeffei-fiilfiifitel513?5?5Fi?'?lEflilf-52? ,llk fffeiaisfia . ., 4 1 al, .. . lm, ,,, if., .. 1. .. .. .. . , ,...a.s, , , . .....,x. .. ., ,f.,l.,.. a la ., .l elm. l.. .r eau. -fa ' f 5'lsfw2eeuffTa5,s'm,w f,: - ul ,Z - 14 'f Mqglqlff me .Larelw..rt:,az.2,'fv. se, Fw:-.11-1-.affiz-Q5a,f.w,,hsulieffiiegselulellfrrgSfl I , . 5 , ,im .mlzu..+,,.E:,.E n sg, N.-.5 iv . Hn . , 1. ,Q -- 1 ., EE,,i,Ei,,3: , .- 1 , ' , .. ., A 'L P . 'a , 0 3-. 23i55 iii: -'V Mali' fa.. , :E- . isff 5 .K E .-1 . :ETF5 fa -:al ,i5hlik'.iX5Izf' X.: P 'EEEFSQEQ sl. Z'ffif3135565lliifit'7: z?.3i5?NY? Sm ..-luv W?-71E:z'.'f . filliiif r ' aff f l 55? :5'ff'i.f 'f' t?a,. vw 'i i' ifU'5LS2 iffiifFiii?-lfflfiiffiiilfwalteV5 ' ,. - ' I V .. 'L . . 1 ,L , al -we , .' , .. ,..., ' 'f . -A : .. A 3 ,,, it .z ' . ge , . ,, , fu . ww - -.fl.--..,f4alglx:lgf!ff.r:ei .meg . .g:.. -e,-f-- f. , ., - ,....,- W -e' . 5... ,- 1. 'ff -ee.. , ?al,. e - 5 , n . lu a ' .4 v- . -vii' Z I . f ,. welt' .., ' - 1.1'51 U.wf.z ':'I' f 'H-.Size 1' f .11-at , 5i.'Q'I.:a., J ..,. f: 9, , ,. , 5 ,' W: 1, Eli.. h2.g'Sif:if ' 36 A lai ' 11.1.-eli f. H. fa- .. 1 - - f - .- yi ,l',-mfle, z,i-i.c,gfL.f- .. ,W '..z..-.,1m.,,..-, ,,,,.-lm.2.E2.f',,l ,a,,,,,,N,,,,g.., -..'fggW,5..l, f--. :,e,.5.lazf5t,.s,1?w 5l f l5?'f' - Xl:2P2.if:.e. ie 11 1 Q ,, - 'X' ' kQMA.,',,z ,.,,,. 1, W, K :, .,, , -., H5.,,,J avi, in 5 K ws- ie A , h I A -,.:-:asses .,9f.-ww ,,..,., ...sn ' il-in HE . , ..va.4.l..- v- W. f- - ....,,,-.. ,..,,,... ...,,.. E1 L. '-- aut... 2 K MW' C ' x ' I ph? I! ggx Q 7' 2' 1 f NUIIIA L? ff Xu E l The Little Buffs had an outstanding season. A record of no defeats in Lea- gue competition earned the B team the Championship of the Valley Oak League. This was Manteca's first B Championship in the present League. The tremendous will to win, the fine coaching, the sparkling teamwork, and the superb physical condition of every man on the squad helped to make this year's B team one ofthe best. ' ?Liff fI..f -.- 'J-'-.'V:.gE ' '. , . . 'P ts 9 7'i. .,13E Varsity SqLad Sfandingr J- Coito, P. Wiggan, M. Major, R. Wunsch, N Rudd J Bowers Kneeling: M. Valenzuela, G. Peterson. L. Cardinal, G Cash R Silva L D Ward B DeLeon. asquaa Standing: Q. Cabrera, V. Mejia, D. Triglia, E. Dun- bar. Kneeling: D. Lawton, A. Gillingwater, I. Mozzetti, L. Hicks. D Squad Standing: Mr. Fatzer, coachg R. Lancaster, L. Lagier. Kneeling: L. Bates, W. Phillips, M. Raggio, I. Cal- lander. Sitting: I. Hampton, S. Smith P. Filbin, H. Dougherty. ll quad Standing: R. Brudernich, J. Grieve, R. Gustin, F. Coito, D Lawton A Wilbur H Kooy Kneeling: El Lee, E.fDunbar, L. Elliott, A. Limas, I. Pappas C Howze . L Baseball Team 4 Standing! G. Teague, R. Lacey, Mr. A. Fairbanks, coachg R. Wunsch, L. Cardinal. Kneeling: P. Arizcuren, F. Duran, I. Pappas, A. Limas, .T. Weimer. Baseball Squad Standing: A. Paszkceiz., G. Cash, G. Teague, R. Gustiln, R. Lacey, R. Wunsch, M. Valen zuela, A. McFadden, R. Macedo. Kneeling: D. Lake, I. Candini, J'. Weimer, A. Limas, .T. Pappas, P.A1-izcuren, L.Cardinal F. Duran. Slttingi G. Elliott, E. Morley, L. Lagier, E. Howell, batboyg J. Goodnight, L. Brandow. varsnty Track Team g Standing: N. Rudd, P. Wiggin, M. Snelling, W. Edwards, M. Valeniuela, G. Chamberlin G. Peterson, E. Thomson. Kneeling: A. Paszkeicz, B. Zanetti, L. D. Ward, R. Lacey, B.fDeL6Ol'1, A- Weis. L- DU' Vall, S. Mendonca. BTravk Team Standing: R. Resendez, M. Elliott, D. Elliott, H. Kooy, R. Bordenkircher, D. Arrollo. Kneeling: E. Buck, L. Elliott, C. Howze, J. Pappas, A. Limas, K. Heinsohn, G. Dennis. , s StaQding1,-AD-VVCQQ1jngsfcQck,,Q. Moormem, Q. Cabrera, J. Stafford, D. Lawton, A. Gilling wateff M 'N ' ' A Kneeling! RupeV,.4.D.5-I-Iowzg, C. Hand, T. Sage, .T. Hatfield. P. Wiggin - shot put S 91:9 -L f -4 f if L. Elliott - hurdle l ffY?!SittiHgI B. Lie-1, B, Amee, J. vam its, C. Adams. Tumbling Elevated: .T. Lombarado, S. Souza, D. Adams, A. Souza, S. Welch. Standing: J. Strait, B. Lowe, F. Webb, J. Dunbar, L. Utechin. Kneeling: A. Marples, N. Davey, N. Pennebaker, R. Walquist, N. Elliott, C. Nascimento, B. Bucher, J. Smith, K. S ' ' ummers, D. Mundt, C. Candini, S. Young, G. Bish0p,D- DBCS, B. Sfummers. ez, L. Mundt, P. Morris, D. Morton,E. Olson, E. Sim- Modern Dance ummers, J. Smith, Olson. - Middle row: M. Breitenbucher, A. Souza, L. Utechin, .T. Lombardo, M.E. Peerson, S. Souza, F. Webb. Back row: B. Allee, K. S Front row! C. Henry, A. Marchitelli, J'. Valdez, C. Galt. W , , . fm... .. ..... L..- .,... ,, v l l ,,z 3, l ephemere Field Heekey ' Standing! L. Gearin, N. Pennebaker, M. Aguilar, N. Davey, B. Bucher, I. Loumena, A. Marples, M. Wattel, L. Livingston. Kneeling! D. Adams, R, Romero, M. Hopper, R. Walquist, I. Byrd, .T. King, M. Duncan. Sophomores and freshmen worked very hard to earn points in order to become eligible for membership in the M.G.A.A. These girls showed the upper-classmen that they could provide Freshmen Baseball Standing: C. Nascimento, N. Elliott, D.Mundt, B. Lowe, J'. Piccinini, D. Sealey, H. Schleiss. Kneeling: B. Liel, A. Souza, D. Morton, G.Bishop, J. Smith, K. Summers, B. Summers, B. Hilderbrand, K. Candini. K stiff competition. gig , . :Eur r .z. ,.,., T . ,.1ff. ::A-M: f J H l' ' U? i ififilii' 5 Q l'l:iI! Ifv1' , iff' 1'yyFff!1 ! i nlfllllnritit . , , ..-, n .,,,.,,,::, ...A, , , ,V ,,,,,A,, .2:1,,Y,KE4,,::...:,,:it,:,,K::A,:,,, , Junior Vrlleyhall Standing: B. Allee, M. Aguilar, M. Meredith, M. J. Waterman, M. Breitenbucher. Kneeling: S. Souza, J. Dunbar, S. Young, L. Mundt, J. Valdez. Among the juniors and the seniors interest in volleyball and basketball ran very high. An additional year of experience enabled the senior girls to win the basketball championship. Many of the senior girls had the honor Gold M as their goal. Senior Basketball Standing: I. Sanders, W. Golding, G. Piccinini, J- Strait- Kneeling: .T. Lombardo, P. Morris, E. Simas, C. Adams, F. Webb. . , , , ....,.., . Y 4 ny, ,.y.s,,..s,.. isa 1 f wx x 'Fable Tennis Standing: P. Jay, D. Fry, B. K Lauritson. Kneeling: N. Sine sio, I. Lombardo, A. Osterman, M. Costanzi. Table tennis and badminton were very popular. The highlight in these sports came when the girls traveled to Stockton to play against various schools at the new Franklin High School. Manteca came home with many more wins than losses. Badminton Standing: C. Adams, E. Simas. Kneeling: P. Jay, F. Webb, J. Strait, I. Valdez. 5 s is XXX At the Christmas Program twelve students from the class in modern dancing presented a dance theme, Twelve Days of Christmas. E Standing: M. Breitenbucher, J. Lombardo, D. Fry, J. Brandow, G. Piccinini, B.K. Lauritson. Kneeling: A. Marchitelli, I. Dunbar, J. Valdez, C. Henry, C. Galt, P. Covington. Oddly enough, what we call modern dance is the oldest art in the world. This may seem strange to us until we realize that the medium that the dance uses is a basic and simple one - movement of the body. In the classes in modern dance students try to learn techniques that can be used to develop their own choreography. To choreograph is to create movements that have a particular meaning to the choreographer and that tell a story or express rhythmically an idea. The movements when finished and grouped into a pattern are accompanied usually by a rhythmic score. The pleasing picture above is just one example of the outcomes. To acquire the skills needed for public performance the girls must become thoroughly con- ditioned by an arduous program of special calisthenics for good muscle control. Other rhythmical activities offered in the girls' physical education program were social dance forms such as the two-step, the waltz, the samba, the rhumba, jitterbugging, and folk and Square dancing. X g X X .X 3 A V Qgg-i,g',, M, l. ,' X' ff-N ' X ' 'Q 1 X 4 5 f .A-s- . xr' 1. 1 l ff Nr y . l . we ,T -H uf ,. y f -X x Q T' '- x Ac, X-kfll cn- f ' - - M ' b..f' '---.Q N K,-. x.7e:f' c.. X X ' rl., X - A ' --'.-PL K N A .x S f A x 2 f - x ' , , B- . - ' ' ' 5 ' LA 77 X - ,-l. cb X.. ,l ,.l--Xc,.yc..cscc , .A .gh , .,,, . , 1 'x- '- c. -f Q s , , - I . ,, cv VY f I X . r ,....,s X r eeeee. sill. :cf-.gfssi. K - QA.. .g. 1 f X -. V- -cl 7 XZ ,..-- X 'X ' XX -?,k,,.Yvr4 f- 4 I - ,, X. I .,M...,, X 5 i I ,- f-ev - sf 'X-V? I ' xYc,. l'X,' X' x c, - xv -cr - - 1 bg ' xx ,q 1 o ' 'DMX' N fp ' nf fb QW,-gs, , N I lx K i .kk N-f e ',,, N' 4,-Lf N XA- Mr' r , ff' ' , ' ' '--. f A'rw ,xl f V, gl J A'-'Q xx x ' . 1 A .f x, 'r . H 1 x.,-' , 'bfx ' ix ,-. U cl, K .V Oakdale High School gave us a snappy assembly-program. Thejazz band played both boogie and sweet musicg the girls harmonized several popular numbers. However,the tumbling team brought down the house with their breathtaking stunts. 4 The Escalon High School put on an assembly program that had well-controlled vim and vigor. The band was on beat every second. The specialty numbers, singing and dancing, were expertly performed and roundly applauded. The Big Game parade stopped traffic downtown for over half an hour. The whole school marched to the park and back again. Enthusiasm was very high: it all helped to produce that stunning victory. Standing: R. Eichoff, Mr. T. M. Kaney, Directory C. Adams, Mr. W. Pinto, Assistant Director, Mr. R. B. Ellam, Assistant Director: M. Treff, M. Elliott, G. Biddle, G. Johnson. Sitting: H. Bennett, D. Ratto, J. Williamson. Senior Class Play SHOWDOWN AT SAWTOOTH, by E. Clayton McCarthy, was enjoyed by capacity audiences at both performances. The set was skillfully put together by W. Gibson who did an outstanding job as stage manager. The production staff who helped were: K. Heinsohn, electriciang B. Green, properties managerg J. Oliveira, make-upg E. Olson, and E. Simas, promptersg J. Sanders and W. Golding, costumesg M. lFoss, J. Scarlata, V. Clark, J. Lombardo, and G. Pec- cinini, stage hands. Other faculty advisors were: Mr. G. Sorenson, Mr. E. Fatzer, and Mrs. J. Downer. J. Williamson wooed D. Ratto G. Johnson, G. Biddle, and H- Bennett discussed business. V 1 4 1 ' MUHS on parade. Go on, jump Elvira! The B team and the Queen's car. Gene and his scramble calf. Elliott and Williamson - Laughs Incorporated Flapper? Yessir, one of those. Louise, Martha, Carola, Bernice, Eldra, Gil, Linda, and Pat. That dreamy Christmas Formal. Webb's hot rod. if The anonymity of Saint Valentine's Day greeting cards disappeared at the Sweetheart Ball Sweethearts paid their respects to each other amidst the gay decorations. Smooth music help- ed all to forget studies. It was a wonderful dance. Everyone enjoyed the Christmas Formal in the small gymnasium which had gay holiday decorations for the event. The orchestra provided music from nine until midnight. J 2 y -, V. ,- .. ,-1 '-P ':i,i: ,,nii-:fx - 'M M2f?5i?f'.1 fi-:'2 l . X T X . . -gp. .,,. if ..,. .ww .,.,q J E ' :-as wi J A II t 51 S ,TI A 113 1. Johnson makes for the ski run. Z. Freshmen do a rendition of the Raspa. 3. Those MGAA initiates - Annette, Sharon, Janet, Marian, Marcia, Joyce, and Nancy. 4. Is his tie crooked, Jeannie? Our old master painter - Edwards Emmett cleans his calf. Snow! - our next stop. Mr. Barrett demonstrates the art of calf tying. At a box social Mr. John Perry auctioned the boxes to the highest bidders. San Joaquin County Council Sth. District California Congress Parents and' Teachers Manteca Union High School Parent-Teacher s Association President ........... ..... ........ M r s. W. C. Bowers Vice-President .............. ..... M rs. A. D. Livingston Second Vice-President ...... ....... M r. B. E. Claypool Secretary ................... ......... M rs. J. M. Grieve Treasurer ...... ............ M rs. J.P. Pappas Auditor ............. .... M rs. O. H. Bre-itenbucher Historian ................ ............ M rs. R. J. Burson Parliamentarian ............ ............. M rs. F. Bodin Student Representatives .... ....... F . Webb and J.Morse Miss Lothrop's class, typing one, second period, won the prize for getting the most members. ' ' MEETINGS Date Topic October 3 .... ..... G etting Acquainted November 7 .... ..... R eporting to Parents December 5 .... ..... F ostering Spiritual Growth January 8 .... ..... T oday' s Gift February 5 .... ..... L ooking Back-Looking Forward March 5 .... .... S afeguarding Rights and Freedoms. April Z .... ..... E ducation is Your Business May 7 .... ..... R esponsibility-Little Today, Bigger Tomorrow June 4 .... ..... S tepping Stones to Future Plans Mr. R. A. Derr, genial secretary-manager of the Stockton Chamber of Commerce brought smiles to members ofthe Manteca Lions Club and their guests, the Varsity football squad, at the annual Lions Club Football Banquet. Under the supervision of Mr. George Sorenson, the vocational agriculture students made many practical uses of skills learned in the classroom. - . x Q L A. Azevedo, G. Johnson, E. Thomson, C. Melchert, lf. Sanders, and W. Golding examine the fountain for the new Senior Court. I Through the social problems classes the seniors organized a committee to investigate the possibilities of a senior court. Active seniors laid the groundwork. Everyone became enthusiastic about the idea. The senior farm mechanics class poured the concrete. The forms were removed shortly before the above seniors were photographed examining the re- sults. Now, the seniors have an appropriate place for visiting during the noon recess and-after school. The Class of 1952 hopes that the Court will help to bring fond memories for all. I ,xi yn- ,gri- ill 9 Q3 W MR f jgiiiiwhaxijm HW What' s worrying you, Phyllis ? Was it that bad, Miss Webb? Le1a's getting mad. Angelic Treff . Agnes, our bathing baby. v fs fi 55 W 22351 , .gig ll if QE 5 il 1552 igileai Egg: I Eliige? gas . MH 5 avi? gs. A K ,Aga igqf NB Q55 fif M ww ME E 6. 7. 8. 9. What a pretty bow Don't cry, Bonnie Derrick and her f Darlene Fry, how , Marle I lowers. you've 4- ,ig . , .. i ls sig. -wig . W3 will S 5552 Ei E 1 ezii Mild V .K J, 51352: A53 'Li VS? X if maps . 1, I bb A QESQETW H ' E:- gggsw 53 1 1 . l 5. . sg, 35: W t ll all if fifl f gs 7 5 3 . ii 'WW si Ql.l, 5.335 li? M is F53 3 ,Q -: K , Q 'i K. , K .an ,Q s 3 W Z... .H E - ' ' 5-:E ESE.:-: igiiilasifisai .L my Q i 9 925231: N 5 Say. .1.1sF ?2SSQ2fl2ilfJ,W. J FEES if E g g. I Sw? 'lf' , igfig imwew M'5 51253523 5. SHE gi NME! 4 will fggxl fibwl nmwwh iw - Kiwi L jig E li li wept? E 25: ESM fi ul E Elk ! Ki ggi E! y ls 21 Sis gg Q f bfi as 5 f il ' Qfggfl egg ig 21 N f i s Q 2,55 st ll i . Q all K EE Elilxszw ne! grown 'X gmt :E 'iwfi-25. zzygffyg. . . - 3.4 , t ,A fa -. . 5 ,Bl 555-' il 02 ,W .bi pw-- J.. 94 I- -s ' . ,fr lf. Sa 1 M-Q 1 wg' 'fshii ' 'W , Q .4 1 in.. Q 41 S ':. ' 5' JE ' 9 Z mx sinh? lf fmlf, 15:2 hmm? . I Q , H 2 . Q54.'a'f:,g ' if V f him? 'U md. ,. ,.,-,.r?? 'fa?f . ff ',,1 'fl fi 'P' 'i 11,33 .iz , . ...W m ...Wim 5,?e'--2-few. ew-wie 525.5-2 if-: .. ,,..-, .bg E- , . I 4 , 31 .,,.x.5,E,., ,wa- mm .i-f'-,211 'tif' - 'i .w iiiili : 5rf!.5f2. ,.1,, ' 1:25. ' m ei. U lf? .55 ,gg..f:fa1:..:5. iii!-' 31 Y fe w? Lftg ,.,.,I,.... Q I .,,. wifi if? 2 f f 2 ' IM25If-.J5'Vf,1,2?':f1amf 'filfffl 'EES ,. H W . ff ff vLf?I1'?gJl ,V a , aa.fggwj :wJ1 1 ff2,.w2'JS A '1,:lw5,-Iiafffi,il 5391- ff Mb. A 15-'VM .Hilti-es? 'ff 1. ,ff - .qfwf :wg-U:MQ-v.a'rw.1.,. ilgws -,, I B'7iw,2qi ?ifz:.qiiiifili.z52'i4'f'zf2'J521.Mfzglr f r ::ff:'Giflfi',z3ig 'gliizgliii X QWJ ?f5af.1i ' , .' gm ,Q , A , gi 5 is fm 3 S i alwl if Q35 L y, in f A K, .2 w e ff if A fl ri 'jl iiiii 93, . , Wi gy, 4' avfsa i gig xv: : -QEEKYQZ4 -- iii' I , ,, 1.5,-1 1,,:a.mf 'W' ' ' im 7 1 is ia ' S. .5 , s, 5 fi2ksK?y,f .sf ,'Qg5 Q ,ggxff77E i: Q Eilgify-:Q - , f5ugxg,1zg,p:,, gm A+ xg ,Qi Fi . 'S it W ,.f i sw.. L, 4:1 JG . , KS -3, I w , . - 'H 4 if X ,wg gg? fit ,q x uf X kk. M? 3 Lf Ei J, 'W 5 1 S 'iii-52 ,.g.fq-- mils i1Q5.if9jgf.iEiugifif' ,Q is 5. .-1. Q 1: .. -..1ff..zwq .gy ,. A72 if - if X Q gf y fyp 'ii -Q me ,. X l s' Jil? Wy H .gg , - H-.5 's -395.f2f:'H': .gf .- -3... - .v5g'z.s,, .L 05,15 ,,.f- , .Q--,.w:. 1 sg... wily. f . ,1,, , .,.X Aw w, K ffaE,:1li:,1y K ' ff jx l ge t Via 'Iv M T 2' 'Q : . ,, - 29? 5 - .'f-:'.': ':,':. , 'i wib,- . , X . . .:,.-:g,: w.1g-pr , ' ual vi.: - f,- : - L f-', 'Jil-.1 471211. A if f1f621f1 , ffm. 7 . - i if 1 gziailijgligg e 5 . 1.gy-wglf wf f '5 1 F2'f.2 .j3 . , VJIQ.-k4fNs 2. i Q ,f 551 ' 5 ,g, ':2'ifHfi,.f5.Qf if15i1 :::fi4:if,S:-- :E : '.F5,'!f,,f?aff:-i.sfi,g.. .Q .PM .Z 293595 5 :,,.'P2i.i':i, ' ' , X fs... . ' b:Sf'f: 5:jff:' . .. . f iif w iz, K lv, -t g . . V, 'f ' fi it -' r MPL , wgzglikg 7 55 f a . 7 . , , f ,..' . X. Q, 1-5. A , . , iii' ' ,ssfi'if1sx' 'g225.:' ,-f1iff,.E5,E Q gll- .. .:,,,,,: f v,,., V ..,. , , 5 'H im f m ? ialiiiifit R' H W' 2 My vs' , il? ei? Fai is lily il 'W ss win : -3.1 K L pl . qry wi x, :Lau K, Qui A83541 5 Q . 12 filing. Kg fiffxfiw ,,i' H12 S, 'ivgfwlh 'i win, 'Wim ' 15,513 HH , im 2 K 'fu gnc xaeslgl f 1. Someone take your doll, Mary Etta? 7. You guessed it - Prexy Elliott. 2. Snellingg no doubt. 8. Tomboy Eichoff. 3. Senorita Georgie. 9. Little Quintal when he had curls 4. What's the matter, Carol? 10. Are you shy, Donna? 5. Miss Sunbeam - alias Bernita. 11. Member of the Class of '52, 6. Alice Rice poses for the camera. Voledicforion MALCOM HUCKABEE Scllufoforicln MARY TREFF FGM xSQITl9Sl'QP First row, left to right: B. Rowe, M. Hopper, B.Bettencourt, I. Lombardo, A. Marchitelli, C. Henry, A. Marples. Second row: B. Potter, M. Huckabee, F. Webb, T. Townsend, N. Davey, .T. Lagier, D. Townsend. The California Scholarship Federation is an honorary club for students who have earned at least eight scholastic points and two activity points. Students may qualify for the club at the end of each semester. Miss R. Puccinelli is the advisor. 5pPiI'lq Semeslev First row, left to right: M. Treff, J. Sanguinetti, F. Webb,.A. Marchitelli. Second row: L. Bates, A. Marples, N. Davey, M. Jarnagin, C. Henry, E. Evans, B. Bettencourt, M. Hopper, L. Lagier. Third row: L. Bennett, C. Melchert, F. Coito, H. Bennett, M. Huckabee, J. Lagier, F. DeSoto. Above: The fourth period concert band is rehearsing an overture. Mr. Bowman and the officers of the chorus in- spect the new risersg Mr. Bowman, W. Edwards, Presidentg A. Vasconcellos, Secretaryg I. Lombar- do, Social Committee Chairmang If. McKee, Clerkg F. Coito, Vice-President. Opposite pageg The band and the combined choirs presented a stirring Christrnas Program. Below: The sixth period chorus rehearses for the Easter Program under Mr. Bowman's direction. l m' M Qlficevs First row, left to right: N. Sinesio, Vice-Presidentg I. Strait, President. Second row: P. Morris, Secretary, I. Sanders, W. Golding, Managers, G. Piccinini, Treasurer The Manteca Girls' Athletic Association is an organization for girls interested in sports. Three hundred and fifty points are needed for membership in the club. Girls may earn points by participating in after-school sports and intermural sports days. The award for six hundred points is a numeralg for seven hundred points, a Block Mg for each three hundred additional points, a white star. When a girl earns seventeen hundred points, she becomes a member of the Gold M Society. This is the highest award a girl can achieve in the M.G.A.A. First row, left to right: R. Romero, J. Lombardo, P. Morris, J. Swift, M. Hopper, E. Simas, J. Valdez, N. Glover, I. Sanguinetti. Second row: C. Adams, I. Sanders, I. Silva, N. Sinesio, J. Strait, G. Piccinini, F. Webb, D. Ratto, M. E. Peerson. , Third row: M. Breitenbucher, J. Dunbar, S. Young, A. Hicks, M. Wattel, J. Byrd, M. Aguilar, E. Reynolds, M. Aguilar. Fourth row: L. Mundt, C. Henry, C. Galt, A. Marchitelli, C. Griddle, N. Pennebaker, A. Mai-ples, B. Green, N. Davey, W. Golding. A OFFICERS Left to right: W. Rhoads, Treasurerg P. Wiggin, Vice-Presidentg R. Zanetti, President, G. Chamberlin, Secretary. ' Membership in the Block M. Society is earned through achievement in competitive athletics First row, left to right: L. Brandow, E. Silva, I. Williamson, L. Elliott, C. Howze, L. Con- terno, B. DeLeon. Second row: D. McAdams, L. DuVall, H. Bowden, R. Zanetti, R. Lanting, L.D. Ward, M. Major, G. Peterson. Third row: E. Barlow, G. Cash, M. Valenzuela, I. Colldevveih, W. Rhoads, W. Edwards, G. Chamberlin, P. Wiggin. Fourth row: Mr. .T. Fekete, Mr. Brandt, Mr. A. Fairbanks, Advisors. OFFICERS Left to right: Darlene Fry, Historiang Janet Sanders, Secretaryg Bonnie Lauritson, Presi- dentg Joy Swift, Vice-Presidentg Georgie Piccinini, Treasurer. Girls' League With a good staff of officers, and an enthusiastic membership, the Girls' League had a success- ful year. Miss Hoffman acted as advisor for the group. The Girls' League gave the annual Mother's Tea and the Big and Little Sister Party. The peanut race provided lots of entertahiment for the seniors and their little sisters at the Big and Little Sister Party. OFFICERS First row, left to right: I. Lagier, Vice-President, D. Townsend, President, F. Webb, Secre- tary, M. Huckabee, Treasurer. Second row: B. Derrick, B. Munger, B. I. Gilley, Comrnittee Chairman. Science Club Students from the Physical Science Classes helped to organize a Science Club for students wanting to learn more about science. The membership enjoyed the excursions and the lectures by specialists from various fields of science. Mr. Bisig and Mr. Hendsch are the advisors for the club. First row, left to right: M. Catalano, B. Bettencourt, E. Olson, I. Copeland, R. Ezell, B. Derrick, C. Henry, C. Galt. Second row: C. Mattos, M. McAlary, S. Brown, B. Rowe, B. J'. Gilley, M. Niemi, C. Bennett, F. Webb, I. Little, F. Scarlata, M. Cabrera. Third row: L. Hallett, K. Heinsohn, M. Treff, B. Walker, D. Hogrefe, A. Kajer, B. Munger, D. Townsend, C. Melchert. Fourth row: G. Johnson, H. Kooy, I. Lagier, H. Bennett, A.Azevedo, E. Barlow, M. Huckabee, B. Waldvogel, D. Olsen. OFFICERS First row, left to right: E. Lee, Treasurer, A. Azevedo, Vice-Presidentg G. Johnson, Presidentg B. Van Riet, Secretary, L. Buchanan, Reporter. ' Second rowg T. Martin, Historiang J. Biddle, A. Silva, Sentinels. Iso,-A 6 f I-21,135 2 The Manteca Chapter, a In Mr. Sorenson and Mr. Bar- number twenty-eight of the Future Farmers ofAmerica enjoyed a successful year under the leadership of Q P-T'01v57N C Q A Q oi! 5 f G' 4 ,. ux-135 'ix Y t lg ff' mov' 'mlm WM ' of' 1 A FXFI fr' .kgm 9 . ' . nj, I ' -,Eff 1 , ff-... . i v rett. Three boys, Gene John- son, Carl Melchert, and Frank Scarlata achieved the degree of State Farmer. First row, left to right: I. Wood, D. Gibson, D. Kent, R. Rupe, T. Martin, D. Fells, V.Buc- hanan, B. Crom, C. Hand, I. Crorn, V. Gulart. Second row: T. Queirolo, G.Van Riet, L. Rose, J'. Medina, F. Vieira, B.Wi1son, T. Ott, L. Mitchell, F. Scarlata, R. Perez, A.Bianchi. Third row: Mr. Barrett, Advisory B. Gibson, I. Ettle, R. Smallwood, E. Lee, A. Silva, C. Smith, B. Van Riet, C. Melchert, I. Scarlata, E. Thomsen, R. Price, D. Lake. Fourth row: Mr. Sorenson, Advisor, F. DeSoto, F. Steves, H. Baker, D. Eavenson, R. An- tonio, I. Hatfield, A. Bonfiglio, J. Coveney, G. Johnson, L. Hallett, J. Biddle, H. Bowden, A. Azevedo, I. Christensen. First row, left to right: I. Cabral, D. Adams, B. Allee, L. Cruz, M. Catalano, M. Dovichi, M. Fells, E. Coelho, M. Bettencourt, D. Graviel, B. Bettencourt, Miss Lothrop, Advisor. Second row: Mr. Ellam, Advisor: B. Cox, I. King, D. Cardoza, L. Bunker, R. Eichoff, C. Adarris, I. Caetano, B. Hope, A. Hicks, B. Derrick, B. .T. Gilley, D. Irvin. , Third row: E. Evans, I. Anderson, V. Brooks, M. Aufdermaur, M. Costanzi, E. Borges, A. Furtado, B. Green, B. Lewis, M. Camara, A. Fehrer, N. Dickman, P. Bullard. Fourth row: I. Byrd, C. Henry, C. Galt, I. Brazil, A. Gulart, M. Cabrera, B. Burson, D. Fry, W. Golding, B. Lauritson, M. Bodin, B. Bucher, L. Adams. Fulure Business Leaders Qt America F.B.I...A. Officers: Standing: I. Valdez, E. Sirnas, B. Green. Seated: J. Caetano, I. Strait, D. Irvin, B. Lauritson, M. Aufdermaur First row, left to right: J'. Raggio, P. Richardson, M. Schneider, B. Steves, M. Porterfield, D. Belt, I. Telles, R. Vaca, E. Simas, J. Sanders. Second row: Mr. Nairnan, Advisor: A. Teague, N. Nolen, L. Payan, M. Payan, I. Valdez, E. Reynolds, D. Sanders, W. Robertson, R. Tarantino, A.Rice, K. Vezaldenos. Third row: E. Pooley, J. Strait, F. Webb, G. Piccinini, L. Mundt, A. Osterman, W. Ollis, C. A Mattos, M. McAlary, L. Wunsch, B.Sidebottom, P. Pittman. Vasconcellos D Townsend D McAdams W Wright L Thomson Fourth row: A. Strahorn, M. Niemi, I. McKay, M. Wattel, S. Welch, C. Quintal, L. Witt, A. A . 1. V -4, -,,f .fa E, sw -...:::..sr -.ff -5. ......-, , -. X 3 E E se 2 3 all 1 liuluve l-lomemolfevs ol America First row, left to right: M. Hopper, L. Gearin, L. Livingston, E. Evans, I. Copeland, C Henry, C. Galt, L. Mundt. Second row: A. Marchitelli, C. Criddle, .T. Byrd, M. Aguilar, N. Pennebaker, I. Gikas, A Marples, N. Davey. Los Dicovos Spclnislw First row, left to right: D. Villa, M. Hopper, W. Phillips, R. McClenahan, L. Gearin, M. Aguilar . Second row: S. Brown, H. Bauer, L. Livingston, N. Pennebaker, M. Aguilar, M. Breiten- bucher, D. Comstock, E. Cozens. as ffm yf X ji- ff X QW .Qi-Q' Q gm F29 OFFICERS First row, left to right: B. McDaniel, Vice-President, D. Breitenbucher, Presidentg I. Morse, Secretary. Second row: V.B1-azil, Yell Leaderg M. Iarnagin, Treasurer, L. Lagier, Sergeant-at-Arms. Zllrvnhmm First row, left to right: M. Cabrera, I. Franklin, V. Brazil, L. Hoover, S. Hemenway, .T Cardoza, E. Calderon, K. Smith. Second row: J'. Callander, L..Bates, G. Erford, N. Elliott, C. Cardinal, F. Thomas, B. Black- well, M. Daviner, T. Sage, E. Morley. Third row: S. Smith, E. Abatangle, M. Beam, D. Breitenbucher, J'. McMahon, B. Waldvogel L. Moore, E. Costanzi, G. Willielm, J. Mask, A. Paszkeicz. First row, left to right: J. Morse, D. Fells, I. Wood, M. Vezaldenos, B. Owen, W. Kibby, R. Nlartinez. Second row: I. Brock, D. Gibson, S. Sanderson, P. Sevedge, P. Spair, D. Franklin, D. Whitesee, I... Turnbull. Third row: I... Omholt, C. Nascirnento, C. Courtwright, I. Close, N. Lauritson, F. William- son, L. Rose, F. Camara. A Fourth row: S. McAlary, A. Martin, R. Geringer, B. Lowery, M. Iarnagin, R. Perez, B. Daniel, J. Coveney, R. Price. First row, left to right: F. Calderon, S. Candall, G.Morrow, H. Tsugawa, K. Hall, J. Mateer, N. Wells, D. Oliveira. Second row: I. Tarantino, G. Bishop, D. Gomez, Z. Manson, J. Peterson, M. Miller, J. Diamante. Third row: M. Wilson, K. Sumrners, R. Brumley, S. Pollino, M. Silva, J. Smith, D. Kent, H. Baker, G. Van Riet. Fourth row: F. Martin, P. Filbin, M. Raggio, D. Eavenson,B. Martin, D. Knoll, T. Woods, I. Candini, Z.. Romo, W. Mayfield. First row, left to right: I... Lagier, B. Payan, A. Souza, B. Taber, C. Boil, M. Morey, R. Lancaster, I. Hampton, D. Morton. Second row: S. Hudson, N. Powers, H. Lewis, B. Charnberlin, F. Tate, I. Ezell, D. Howze, Q. Cabrera, B. Sumrners. Third row: W. Johnson, L. Robins, C. Terry, D. Mundt, B. Johns, G. Foster, R. Manuse, R Fusch, M. Raney, P. Woodard. First row, left to right: L. DeRose, C. Costa, M. Curry, B. I..ie1, M. Rains. Second row: D. Tate, T. Bristow, R. Resendez, Mr. R. Weyland, Teacher. First row, left to right: W. Gryder, C. Teague, D. Schneider, B. DuVa11, C. Rafael, Crom, V. Buchanan, C. Hand. Second row: L. Mullins, R. Rupe, V. Bordenkircher, N. Henry, G. Lucas, C. Whitely, Oliveira, K. Candini. Third row: I. Burson, B. Major, First row, left Hildebrand. Second row: D Shockley. Third row: F. Brazil, I. Hatfield, Piccinini, J. Medina, J. Stafford, R. Olson, T. Yarbrough, D. Amoral, R. Richardson. to right: D. Silva, H. Schleiss, L. Buckles, B. Youngrnan, R. Copeland . Seeley, F. DeSoto, I. Hickman, E. Yepez, J. Frey, L. McCaw, M. Craig Vierra, D. Lawton, E. Whittington, T. Walker, S. Pickens, I. Nerger, V. Lake. OFFICERS Left to right: A. Marples, Secretaryg L. Brandow, Vice-Presidentg V. Brooks, Treasurer .Tohn Pappas, President, not pictured. Sanphnmnrvff First row, left to right: G. Cruz, M. Catalano, J. Buckner, L. Utechin, K. Wright, I. Curry F. Davis. Second row: I... Costa, E. Derby, B. Cox, N. Dickrnan, B. Sidebottom, B. Jay, V. Mayberry Third row: N. Navalta, M. Niemi, D. Villa, A. DeLeon, A. Henry, R. Munger, L. Martin, G Dennis. ' Fourth row: J. Haro, J. Morris, P. Arbuthnot, B. Bucher, L. DeSimas, D. McFadden, R Costanzi, I. Christensen, E. Ferguson. First row, left to right: I. Cabral, D. Adams, M. Hopper, W. Phillips, D. Dees, E. Coelho J'. King, D. Cardoza, N. Bullard. Second row: M. McA1ary, E. Evans, L. Livingston, S. Brown, D. Leach, R. Ezell, D. Mc- Clenahan, J. McKay, W. Hogrefe. Third row: A. Macedo, J. Loumena, L. Witt, D. Comstock, B. Hinton, I. Smith, B. Summers L. Adams, R. Davis, E. Reedy. First row, left to right: R. Romero, G. Woon, M. Bettencourt, B. Steves, I. Balantac, M Wiggin, M. Payan, C. Dutter. Second row: P. Bullard, I. Byrd, A. Marples, C. Quintal, N. Davey, V. Mejia, I. Crom, H Dougherty, B. Mar. Third row: D. Alloway, D. Gibbons, T. Schelin, A. Silva, S. Mendonca, D. Wiggin, R. Coffey D. Elliott, H. Kooy, H. Rhodes. A Top row: R. Fulton, J. Ettle, K. Haack, R. Smallwood, I. Biddle, D. Smith, F. Coito. Middle row: M.Sa1-ina, J. Valentine, .T. Lesley, E. Dunbar, B. Spence, L. Mitchell, E. Lee. Bottom row: P. Richardson, J. Raggio, M. Dovichi, M. Wattel, M. Porterfield, R. Vaca, I. Wallace . Top row: L. Hallett, B. Wilson, B.Downing, B.Golding, N. Rudd, J. McAllister, R. Macedo, F. Hunger, L. Bennett. Middle row: M.Aguilar, M. Duncan, G. Moorman, G. Penn, T.Martin, L. Wunsch, B. Lewis, M. Dillard. Bottom row: P. Daniels, R. Walquist, E. Ovando, C. Mattos, A. Teague, D. Graviel, B Gilley, L. Gearin. Top row: F. Bertucci, R. Antonio, J. Goodnight, J. Chamberlin, L. Hicks, H. Bowden, F. Scarlata, D. Lake. Bottom row! P. Alexander, M. Schneider, D. Rose, I. Gikas, N.No1en, I. Millner, T. Queirolo. A11 sophomores have the opportunity for behind-the-wheel driver training. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Mr. Brandt, Mr. Shimmin, Mr. Freeman, Advisors. Seated: Shirley Jackson, Vice-Presidentg Cornelia Galt, Treasurer, Lawrence Elliott, President: Antonette Marchitelli, Secretary. Eluninrn Top row: A. Strahorn, W. Sequeira, R. Carvalho, D. McAdam, M. Bowden, J. Butcher, W Lexon, D. Roberts, J. Grieve, R. Gustin. Middle row: M. Southwick, R. Navalta, M. Aguilar, M. Omholt, M. Camara, A. Gulart,A Gillingwater, T. Spor, J. Hinton. Bottom row: S. Souza, A. Lima, B.A1lee, L. Cruz, S. Jackson, J. Martinez, D. Belt, W. Ollis Top row: T. Townsend, C. Ide, I. Lagier, R. Weimer, D. Mayfield, C. Howze, I. Vierra M. Valenzuela. Middle row: V. Eubanks, I. Little, C. Criddle, J'. Dunbar, E. Pooley, M. Waterman, A. Kajer, M. Breitenbucher, M. Meredith. Bottom row: B. Bettencourt, N. Glover, P.Mainwaring, E. Reynolds, E. Borges, C. Henry, C. Galt, M. Bunker. Top row: A. Macedo, A. Craig, R. Westerman, J. Van Sandt, B. Sherman, K. Rickards, R. Lacey. Middle row: I. Terzo, B. DeLeon, S. Mendonca, L. DuVa1l, G. Teague. Bottom row: B. Rowe, M. Vierra, L. Richichi, M. Aufdermaur. Z Top row: L. Adams, E. Sequeira, L. Conterno, B. Dillard, G. Peterson, D. Johnson, B. Potter. Middle row: L.Payan, A. Fehrer, L. Buchanan, J. Jones, I. Melchert, W. Gamble, C. DeSimas. Bottom row: A. Elliott, J. Valdez, L. Mundt, E. Telles, W. Robertson, D. Sanders. Top row: V. McAlary, I. R. Long, L. D. Ward, A. Wilbur, G. Calderon, D.Olsen, E. Cozens, J. Colldeweih, B. Rhoads. Middle row: H. Bauer, D. Bordenkircher, F. Steves, L. Elliott, B. Myatt, C. Bennett, B. Walker, L. Lowery. Bottom row: B. Asivido, B. Buggenum, J'.Copeland, P.Covington, L. Gallaty, A. Marchitelli, S. Young, P. Greer. i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Dorothy Irvin, Treasurerg Paul Wiggin, Vice-Presi- dent, Carl Melchert, President: Janet Sanders, Secretary. Svrninrs The year's activities started with discussions of the all-important question of senior pictures. Appointments were made, proofs provided, selections arrived at, and pictures delivered in time for Christmas. The Senior Council discussed plans for a senior court. The seniors were very en- thusiastic and many were willing to Work on the project. ' As Christmas approached the seniors eagerly awaited the annual mid-winter formal. Jolly, fat Santas and Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer, set the motif in the small gym. Christmas vacation came and students enjoyed the short festive holidays. Choosing of announcements and memory book, measuring for white caps and gowns for the girls and navy blue for the boys, and ordering announcements and name cards were done i.n our social problems classes. The theme of the Sweetheart Ball in February was carried out in every detail with a decorative valentine tree in one corner and a huge heart placed over the entrance to the dance floor. The walls. were gaily decorated with cupids and hearts. V Snowballs and toboggans best described the annual senior snow trip at Pinecrest on a bright February day. Juniors verly proudly gave the seniors the annual Junior-Senior Prom. The event was the year's high light. After the delightful banquet, dancing was enjoyed by all. Senior tour day, senior breakfast, baccalaureate, and the ,senior assembly followed in rapid succession. h Graduation day was exciting, yet the completion of four years' hard work was not to be treated lightly. The ceremony was filled with emotion,but no regrets, as each member of the class got his well-earned diploma. I as CAROL ADAMS PET ER ALDRICH .TANIES ALEXANDER IOANN ANDERSON ANT HO NY AZ EVEDO PET ER AR IZ CUREN ERNE ST BARLOW LOUIS BASSI HARVEY BENNETT A GENE B IDDLE MARY KAT HRY N BODIN JOHN BOWERS IRENE BRAZ IL RAYMOND BR UDERN ICH CLYDE BUCHANAN GLEN BUCK LILLIAN BUNKER BARBARA BURSON N MALRUBIO CABRERA .T EAN CAETANO .T OSEPH CAMARA LEO CARDINAL GUY CHAMBERLIIY VIRGINIA CLARK JOSEPH COITO MARLENE COSTANZ I LELA COPELAND GERALD IN E DANIEL EARL DERBY BEVERLY DERRICK JOSEPH DOVICHI FRANK DURAN WALTER EDWARDS RAMONA EICHOFF GAIL ELLIOTT MARION ELLIOT T MERELIN FOSS DARLENE FRY ARLENE FURTADO WILLIAM GIBSON WILMA GOLDING BARBARA' GREEN ST AN LE Y , HARRIS KEITH HEINSOHN ARELLNE HICKS A MALCOM HUCKABEE BARBARA HOPE DOROTHY IRVIN PHYLLIS JAY GENE JOHNSON RALPH LAN T ING BONNIE KA Y LAURIT SON JOAN LOMBARDO WILLIAM MARKS JAMES MART LN JOSEPH MATTES J AME S McKEE CARL MELCHERT MARY SUE MILNER ERNEST MON IZ PAT RICIA MORRIS DOLORES NAVALTA .TESSIE OLIVEALR ELOISE OLSON AGNES OSTERMA ANGELA OVANDO MARY ET TA PEERSON GEORG IANA PIC C ININI RICHARD QUINTAL ALVIN RAGGIO, .T DONNA RATTO JEAN REID BARBARA RIEGER ALICE RICE ARLENE ROCI-IA BERNITA ROMERO JANET SANDERS JOAN SANGUINETT I FRANK SCARLATA ERNEST SILVA LESTER SHAW, JR. RAYMOND SILVA ELSIE SINLAS NORMA SINESIO DONALD SMIT H EARL SMIT H MILTON SNELLING BERNICE SOUZA W ILMA STRAIT JOYCE SWIFT ERNEST T HOMSEN ROSEMARY TARANT IN O LEWIS THOMSON DEAN TOWNSEND MARY TREFF BEN T SUGAWA FRANCES WEBB KATHERINE VEZALDENOS ALICE VASCONCELLOS JOHN WEIMER ALVIN WEIS PAUL WIGGIN JACK WILLIAMSON ' WAYMON WRIGHT EDWARD WUNDERLICH I ROBERT WUNSCH ELGIN YT URRI ROBERT ZANETTI JOE BROOKS CHARLES ELMER MARY LOU FELLS HARRY LAUDERBAUGH ELSIE TELLES I Il1lllllIIIII r 0 f I I snnnnn emn lnnnnn Publishers ef this Annual Enperleneemnet an Experiment jillInllVlnlelelllslllnlllnlllnlnnnnnnllllHelHnlfllllllllllilll Wifi? Jae. 29544 , ,,,f,.., SZ. !M4 ffy gg, ' W S73 ' 55555955 l mx is Nigjggi ,f gg aj . M ,M Wlii. S532 -33 Fffffjf fi S' fwfifj 5555553 s 5 my l---J M , ZZ MZLZEQ MMWMWM MQ ff Mfg! f P' E-Zwgwffffff Wi' aff, AWMM 7'f'4'f7W Q54 mmzi Q ' wr- C61 Magik M jx fyg-fww Wd' A400 J? Mmzxciwfyf 235, W Z hw A467109 Qvfvwu Zzaifaaf 64,6552 ff? fm W Qmffjfl 4 WJJQMXMW ?i2Efv'Okf, ! W 4 s i 3 v L 5 E s 5 a K 2 s I 4 4 3 Y l S S 5 5 5 , 4 2 1 E - a S 5 2 2 , i i '. .- 4, , -L ff.. ,A -. ff, ag. 9 ...-., I .l -.-.- .4-.4 A - ' ' ' V' ' h ' ,, 'f 'i'f'f':'- Q if 4 zf -,an . V-Vs. V V f -' i - . . V -Q -- 5- F 'NKV 5-fi 4 1' -.- . 'YR- 'rf',l'a :Ti .A-'L H fl 'V 11-'flvfx-'L' hy' ' W 'N Fikimri- 'iff .' . gn 'I-LH - V' - -.-:fr--' . , - ' V A-VH' - , - , - 'w' I'f. ' 5' II I '.:q,ii:-1-I -'Hg'-Nkgx! . .7 - 7 I r ' - ,II 1 '. ,.-.'- -'IN . - I 1 a . 'IVV -I .. 3:3 I I .,-,.- V. I I Ian, - MQ ' n V I. u , ,Q - -gv, 1- K I .V A . SIII .V I, II ., 4 . . --5 - V Af. 11. I . - . . - , --:.-- N 'A V V 1 - V-gggQf 4 -H 5-,.f,,,..Q - L , g . , A , A , ,A . ,, .. 10,-,-.1 LA . f' . - Vw . lr- V,4ga'.'g- .-A ' 'W' S ' 9 - . .' 4 V' -V ' 'IV ' ' -I I I !- lb 'A t xXY1?. ' - 1 'L ' f' VI -' , 4- ' -f ' ' ,':'. ' ' .5 ...f :'5'1Q5?.,:' ,QQ-:',.. ' ' - o . V . '- ' 4 - V . ' Ig n - - , , I -, + , , A , if '-3f'V',g.'L MV QL V ' . ' ' A .N-1-r'-. 1 ,3 74 f-, f- V. - V . V, - V QL A V ' I ' V 4 - y I s'-, d. . V ' 1 ' ' O A A ' -' n -4 ' I , A 1 I., , ,. ,. V M4 , v , ,.,V+.... . 4 - KN ' ,AI - HQ, '-'af ra - 4-- f Q1 ' ' - -' .. wt 5- Ss. fl-y '.: o , . -V ,. , .I ' . 1-T . -5 .' ' . ff .' ' 'A y -' 5 - . -, NI I A , . KI ' '-.,Ia, .IJ .-V, .g - 4 I - . ,- ,- , . f ' -.gp '-1. . . ' ' . '+V , - : A ' ZS 1 --:Pj 'f ' - .'?1.' eff A : H V- . ' 4'- ,..1+7,iL'fiii'Ez 1 r ws' - V - V ' - . - 'F A -' N A Isl-ki. I 'fe-5452-' TW-'zpzf' -K . . 1 A ' 5 ' ' . ' V ' ' .,r. Age, :Q'f'QL..,I-Ulu-.. A Q' X I . .,,. A-Vw - - V ' I . V f - V 16131-r.Vb fsiqlx' ' A!! ,T . . -, . - ' ' -V ' . A . - ,,Y,..41. A-4 V V- -, V+ . ,J-,A VH ,.....--, -- - ' - -, 1 M' - ' - V ,,,.,,,' , ',,-...uf -1' '- 'IV -' -Lv . - I V- ' Q ' Q ja..- -Q' ' LII, I' V V, Q -- 'I-- I- I - -' ' K ' fvwli-5-41 - 4 -v 1-1 Q 7, 7' - .4 M uf 3 .5 X IV - - ' , 55-f I A ,1Lj,'fVV' ,,i.,'u.m,,I , -' up 'lj2:r- ,,.I:.IIII, I 1 . . ., .. . I ' ' I I - 7 - ..f- : ..1 ,L . , A, IQ, -,lf f 1 gf I -' -- ' ,, ' u w. ' ' . , N I , .III I In I, - .-,My V - - A . ' h . , .- ,' 1' ' . W' 'A -' ' 1 V ' - . - 1 1 a14f'f1: -ff: AMW? . '-' .' . -' 4 -1' - -. 4 , ,.. - I ,, ,. I I -r, I' ',9I -Ir I .I ., 2 S L-.I V . ... , -. . D... . , . 41,5 , Q V., I -M ,,., A, .I II-:,,,2. , I . , f '77 ' Vx'-rw ' - A:t -7347.1-'7 -,:,w'J J 1 ' V. In V V 'V' . 3-uQ,fTv-'W-f'A.f1l.15-V- -g '-?'a- 7x9!Qf:: L Uv- V 'R' .6 5 7 f ' J ' -- ' ,Q--,:',,jf:Ipff V NW' 1 4734 . Q... . 'V , QA'-mwl, - ' - . ' uk -. ., I ' fr : 7'fiv '- 1!!: w-YI I 1: 1..,,. A Y ' 3f?b'1+S'41f ' we . --?'r.g:,,ifF3f . I in ,J f-.f r ,s ' ' Ku ' Q ..-. ,., 1,4 - ., H.. .gy-, .Vw
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
