Monterey High School - El Susurro Yearbook (Monterey, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1940 volume:

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Gregory A' if Ccmzillct Roe: When winds prevail, and I-Iyadsal' lift the sun To darkened skies disturbed with winter's surge, When rains drive cold and hard to earth, and run To river beds that rise and then submerge, Beyond-in lands with storming floods of wrath, The time seems cruel, and yet, there still remains All splendid hopes, all strong ideals, the path For men. Creative art and faith sustains True life, when light breaks through while seas grow calm And rainbows fill the sky, eternal light, Through which men pass, reflects the lasting psalm Of good and happiness. The toughest night Gives way to dawn and rest, the strongest fear Is powerless to harm when love is near. -BABETTE D12 Mon. 'Hyadesw-The five stars in the face of the constellation Taurus supposed by the ancients to biting rain when they rose with the sun 6 Hui' science without und erstunding und wiklu :uf huuzun rcgurd is noflzinc J , .Q Mw JW,2,3f4J . ' Kali.. 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There are some people who could be heroes, but remain among the millions because they fear being called queer We all admire Lincoln for his great perseverance and patriotism in keeping our country united. Galileo stands out in history because be believed that his science was valuable above all else, and was not afraid to prove it. Millions of lives have been saved because of the work of Pasteur, the great discoverer of disease germs, and probably the hero of most research workers in medicine. No common man's name appears in any history book. It is the explorers, inventors, philosophers, and leaders of people who make the story of the world. History is written about the individuals who have dared to be different. ow Seniors, it is your turn n 2 -Donormf R. Smma Llf Virginia Adiulow Y Clayton Askew Marie Adamson Emmcrt Best Olga Anis james Bishop Mary Austin Frank Cabrillo Evelyn Blaisclell Robert Eisenhart Mary Canepa Lynn Erickson Ak' 5-QQ .4 I Al Mavis Carter Richard Enos Mamie Colletto jack Habgoocl Miyoko Enokicln rf' Paul Hazdovac 30 if' Fordre Fraties john Lucitlo Rose Funchess Stewart, Martin Elizabeth Gee joe Torre ri WV X Eloisa Arclaiz Dominic Bologna Clara Brucia Darrell jenison K Audrey Carmody Vincent Crivello Lorraine De Rose Carl Fell Nancy Hollingsworth Myron Henry Lila Grimes Keith Perkins Naralie Hatton Eel Gargiulo Rose Quaglia Williaiii Harrison Harriett Horton Yukio Sumida Martha Miller Kunio Sumida Mary Louise Tony Mercante Jacqueline Hodges james Thoburn Salomone Dolores Real Vincent Russo Violet Perez Allan Critchlow Mary Louise Selbicky Neno Cardinalli 5 Alice Ingram Wayne Millington Yoshi Oka Alex Skinner Sumiko Takigawa George Straub Dorothy Smith Max Hagemeyer Edith Stroop George Tanaka' Betty Luciclo Neno Bruno Stella Siino Ojah Shiozaki Violet Kuswalt Catherine Ruccello Maclnlaline Love Gwen Bridenbecker 'N -Dorothy Haasis Milton Reinke Muriel Zahner Frank Catania Irene Libby William Garin Lily Manaka Richard Kiger Mary Eide Tadashi Kato Gladys McEmire Takuji Oshira XXfanda Tablet Anthony Perez Vivian Mills Maya Miyamoto Rose Marie Smith Peter Mawdsley Florence Salomone Horace Hastey Aurora Del Piero Henry Yamate juanira Navarro Don Vfright janet Graham Charles june Margery Irvine joe Mondragon Alice Wilmot Rolland McGowan Grace Kodama George Bevan Mary Criscuolo Helen Coberly Marilyn O'Dea Doreen Martin Marie Buelna Nobuo Morimoto Yayeko Sasaki Bill Norton v Mingdon Sheets Ed Keelcy Rae Marie Allen Masao Yokogawa Mardell Baker Vincent Smith Constance Howard Robert Lixtlcfield JQQ.-J Irene Wilson joji Kitahara joan Mundell Robert Hillbuu Mary Jeanne Metcalf Bill Yerkes 3 Babettc DeMoe Williain Frolli Zoe Littlefield Ernest Fassio Dawn Overhulse Gus Weiser Suzanne McGraw Tom Brown Antoinette Martin Edward Muniz john Rough Mary Riley Tum Hudson 2 Patty Lou Elliott Frank Thacker Philip Coniglid Doris Hellam Fred Mclndoe f Shirley Wyatt Albert Diaz Isabel Giamanco Gordon Ewig Kiyoko Kuwatani Philip Gianino jean Stanley Lawrence Leidig Wilbur Mitts jean Morton I' W' - - ,1..4,. SENIORS NOT PICTURED SENIOR HONOR ROLL Hugh Evans Stewart Martin Ernest Kernes C. S. F. Marjorie Melville Vivian Mills Enas Monte George Myette Myron Oliver Lloyd Quock Eugene Sanderson Charles Seidel William Sharpe Shirley Stowe Otto Winkelllaus is Qofft. ., Audrey Carmody Gordon Ewig Lila Grimes Max Hagemeyer Stewart Martin Dolores Real Dorothy Smith Mavis Carter Dorothy Haasis Suzanne McGraw Don Wright Rolland McGowan Senior Personalities 'Tis pleasant, sure, to see one's name in print. A book's a book, altho there's nothing in't.-Byron. Adadow, Virginia-designer, cheerful, hearty, steadfast. Adamson, Marie-interior decorator, poised, neat, friendly. Allen, Rae Marie-beauty operator, quiet, pleasant, smiling. Anis, Olga-actress, amicable, lively, gay. Ardaiz, Eloisa-pianist, winsome, musical, popular. Askew, Clayton--chemist, musical, capable, earnest. Austin, Mary-teacher, amiable, sincere, enthusiastic. Baker, Mardell-singer, serene, joyful, modest. Best, Emmett-fisherman, quiescent, perspicuous, quiet. Bevan, George-store owner, amiable, modest, clement. Bishop, jim-boxer, trusty, even-tempered, agreeable. Blaisdell, Evelyn-stenographer, capable, friendly, quiet. Bologna, Dominic-mechanic, studious, aspiring, staid. Bridenbecker, Gwen-teacher, quiet, cheerful, attentive. Brown, Tom-rancher, friendly, dexterous, talented. Brucia, Clara-radio singer, cheerful, vivacious, jaunty. Bruno, Neno-fisherman, modest, jolly, dependable. Buelna, Marie--stenographer, capable, athletic, friendly. Caballo, Frank-diesel technician, cheerful, loquacious, spirited. Canepa, Mary-bookkeeper, quiet, modest, amiable. Cardinalli, Neno-fisherman, enthusiastic, athletic, debonair. Carmody, Audrey-artist, athletic, executive, popular. Carter, Mavis-writer, exquisite, gracious, poised. Catania, Frank--fisherman, industrious, friendly, clever. Coberly, Helen-nurse, quiet, gentle, friendly. Colletto, Mamie-beauty operator, bright-eyed, pert, charming. Coniglio, Phillip-aviator, sociable, business-like, amusing. Criscuolo, Mary--bookkeeper, efficient, pleasant, athletic. Critchlow, Allan-photographer, amiable, clever, easy-going. Crivello, Vincent-fisherman, jovial, loquacious, athletic. Del Piero, Aurora-bookkeeper, responsible, attractive, popular. DeMoe, Babette-writer, compassionate, adroit, competent. DeRose, Lorraine-housewife, sophisticated, winsome, popular. Diaz, Albert'-band leader, musical, decisive, ambitious. Dickson, Donal--aeronaut, dark, handsome, easy-going. Eide, Mary-secretary, efficient, smiling, merry. Eisenhart, Robert-salesman, industrious, sociable, easy-going. Elliott, Patty Lou-commercial advertiser, ambitious, jubilant, zealous. Enokida, Miyoko-stenographer, athletic, friendly, honest. Erickson, Lynn-rancher, reserved, applicative, imperturbable. Evans, Hugh--optometrist, ambitious, active, argumentative. Ewig, Gordon-business man, gentlemanly, intelligent, thoughtful Fassio, Ernest-agriculturist, dark, well-liked, genial. Fell, Carl-gym teacher, athletic, quiet, studious. Fraties, Fordre-teacher, pretty, musical, practical. Frolli, William-artist, benevolent, honest, skilled. Funchess, Rose-nurse, graceful, industrious, expressive. Gargiulo, Eddie-commercial advertiser, winning, confident, apt. Garin, William-lawyer, amatory, loquacious, popular. Gee, Elizabeth--stenographer, graceful, ingratiating, well-dressed. Gianino, Philip-student, placid, whimsical, conscientious. Giamanco, Isabel-stenographer, shy, unobtrusive, pleasant. Graham, janet-writer, coy, capable, jaunty. Grimes, Lila-horse-woman, musical, witty, frank. Haasis, Dorothy-designer, debonair, animated, keen-minded. Habgood, jack-hitch-hiker, athletic, brawny, jocular. Hagemeyer, Max-musician, aspirant, musical, studious. Harrison, William-track star, athletic, good-natured, popular. Hastey, Horace-ranger, peaceful, terse, pensive. Hatton, Natalie-designer, friendly, reserved, prudent. Hazdovac, Paul-band-leader, individual, witty, musical. Hazelrigg, Oscar-mechanic, studious, efficient, well-liked. Hellam, Doris-designer, joyous, resolute, capable. Henry, Myron-Christian leader, profound, tranquil, dauntless. Hillbun, Robert-salesman, dark, deliberate, musical. Hodges, Jacqueline-actress, attractive, serene, dark-haired. Hollingsworth, Nancy-world-traveler, sincere, likeable, sociable. Horton, Harriet-stenographer, efficient, reliable, willing. Howard, Constance-nurse, attractive, practical, musical. Hudson, Tom-meteoroligist, studious, candid, enthusiastic. Hyler, Robert-model, musical, athletic, popular. Ingram, Alice-bookkeeper, business-like, cooperative, happy. Irvine, Margery-business-woman, pretty, popular, sophisticated. jennison, Darryl-scientist, studious, shy, placid. jone, Charles-chef, shy, deliberate, tranquil. Kato, Tadashi--fisherman, modest, quiet, industrious. Keeley, Ed--business man, athletic, jocular, efficient. Kernes, Ernest-mechanic, earnest, dependable, sensitive. Kiger, Richard-bull-fighter, persistent, mild, supple. Kitahara, joji-business man, sporting, friendly, cheerful. Kodama, Grace-teacher, petite, graceful, studious. Kuswalt, Violet-musician, artistic, sociable, kind. Kuwatani, Kiyoko-suffragette, shy, winsome, studious. Leidig, Lawrence-aeronaut, devoted, dreamy, adventurous. Libby, Irene-beauty operator, serene, efficient, sunny. Littlefield, Robert--farm advisor, confident, debonair, quiet. Littlefield, Zoe-club woman, lively, pert, graceful. Love, Maddaline-gym teacher, quiet, light-haired, athletic. Lucido, Betty-business woman, cheerful, willing, friendly. Lucido, john-fisherman, industrious, prosperous, popular. McEntire, Gladys-housewife, content, agreeable, fair-haired. McGowan, Rolland-fish-and-game warden, musical, sp?rited, argumentative McGowan, Wilfred-meclmanic, happy-go-lucky, willing, independent. McGraw, Suzanne-clubwoman, brilliant, popular, talented. Mclndo, Fred-band leader, illustrious, jocular, popular. Manaka, Lily-artist, ladylike, sincere, jovial. Martin, Antoinette-housewife, candid, athletic, amusing. Martin, Doreen-secretary, musical, quiet, sympathetic. Martin, Stewart-weather man, studious, athletic, popular. Mawdsley, Peter-physicist, studious, friendly, even-tempered. Melville, Marjorie-saleslady, musical, quiet, amiable. Mercante, Tony-referee, athletic, popular, studious. Metcalf, John-violinist, popular, charming, studious. Metcalf, Mary Jeanne-traveler, athletic, likeable, sincere. Miller, Martha-actress, friendly, well-dressed, gentle. Millington, Wayne-business man, athletic, understanding, tall. Mills Vivian-beauty operator, demure, musical, happy. Mitts, Wilber-boxer, modest, athletic, smiling. Miyamoto, Maya-baseball player, helpful, athletic, industrious. Mondragon, joseph-orator, good-natured, well-liked, deliberate. Monte, Enas-stenographer, petite, reserved, capable. Morimoto, Nobuo-farmer, cheerful, dreamy, enthusiastic. Morton, jean-swimming teacher, musical, athletic, steadfast. Mundell, Joan-business woman, executive, rosy, sympathetic. Muniz, Ed-diesel technician, confident, excitable, popular. Myette, George-musician, jocund, nonchalant, likeable. Navarro, Juanita-secretary, Winsome, smiling, eager. Norton, Bill-interior decorator, artistic, reserved, witty. O'Dea, Marilyn-teacher, genial, petite, enthusiastic. Oka, Yoshi-dressmaker, patient, kindly, happy. Oliver, Myron-artist, popular, witty, debonair. Oshita, Takuji-coach, studious, quiet, athletic. Overhulse, Dawn-writer, witty, original, athletic. Perez, Anthony-aviator, merry, deft, optomistic. Perez, Violet-stenographer, dependable, musical, gracious. Perkins, Keith-traveling salesman, quiet, observant, consciencious. Quaglia, Rose-beauty operator, quiet, retiring, attractive. Real, Dolores-court reporter, systematic, persistent, sweet. Reinke, Milton-dairy bookkeeper, quiet, busy, careful. Riley, Mary-rancher, indulgent, calm, amicable. Rough, John-contractor, easy-going, deliberate, tranquil. Ruccello, Catherine-saleslady, cheerful, argeeable, persistent. Russo, Vincent-fisherman, tall, dark, romantic. Salomone, Florence-nurse, neat, efficient, demure. Salomone, Mary Louise-private secretary, able, graceful, blythe. Sanderson, Eugene-aeronaut, diligent, good-natured, quizzical. Sasaki, Yayeko-teacher, modest, neat, athletic. Seidel, Charles-mechanic, clever, industrious, courteous. Selbicky, Mary Louise--office nurse, athletic, executive, cheerful Sharpe, William-rancher, unique, cynical, clever. Sheets, Mingdon-dress designer, dainty, artistic, imaginative. Shiozoki, Ojah-photographer, studious, easy-going, athletic. Siino, Stella-librarian, dark-eyed, sedate, ladylike. Skinner, Alex-forester, athletic, quiet, well-liked. Smith, Dorothy-biologist, sweet, charming, clever. - - w Smith, Rose Marie artist, athletic, happy-go lucky, illing. Smith, Vincent-student, tall, dark retiring. Stanley, Jean-teacher, honest, athletic, musical. Stowe, Shirley-interior decorator, gentle, tranquil, diffident. Straub, George-actor, obliging, talkative, lively. Stroop, Edith-business woman, sincere, athletic, wel - Sumida, Kunio-agriculturist, enterprising, studious, skillful. Sumids, Yukio--farmer, quiet, clever, even-tempered. Tabler, Wanda-housewife, trim, winsome, keen. Takigawa, Sumiko-social leader, kind, neat, clever. Tanaka, George-florist, active, studious, executive. Taylor, Robert-actor, kind, gentle, reserved. Thacker, Frank-store owner, facetious, sprightly, capable. Thoburn, James-broker, stately, perspicuous, prompt. Torre, joe-carpenter, zealous, humorous, agreeable. Weiser, Gus-accountant, expressive, sincere, orderly. Wilmot, Alice-social worker, quiet, likeable, patient. Wilson, Irene-gym teacher, sophisticated, charming, popular. Winklehouse, Otto-student, quiet, dark, hardworking. Wright, Don-dog raiser, musical, athletic, natural. Yamate, Henry-insurance salesman, sprightly, good-natured, sp Yerkes, William-mountain climber, peremptory, facetious, poli Yokogowa, Masao-pharmacist, happy, willing, cooperative. Zahner, Muriel-housewife, frank, popular, practical. l liked. ortful IC. Juniors Class of '41 The Class of '41 is a'group that is being recognized as one of the most outstanding in the history of Monterey High. After the juniors elected their first semester officers they gave a dance that was socially, and financially, a success. Proceeds from this dance, from the canteen at football games, and from the May Circus concession rendered the ambitious juniors financially capable of presenting an unforgettable junior- Senior Prom. Officers of the Class of '41 were: presidents, Barbara Lee Rico and Alice Vidoronig vice presidents, Anne Martin and Dick Williams, secretary, jacque- line Kleing and treasurer, Orville jones. Class of ,42 The Class of '42 got off to a flying start this year with a pie sale that broke all previous dessert-sale records. After their successful pie sale, this year's Sophomores did little as far as extra-curricular activities were concerned. Scholastically, however, they did extremely well, holding top rank on the honor holl. . In April, the Sophs gave a dance that merits mention, and took over the taxi concession at the May Circus. The officers of this exceptional class were: presidents, Rosemary Baker and Eloise johnson, vice-presidents, john Kenealy and Vivian Modigh, secre- taries, Mary Len Cerney and june Pettyg treasurers, Hugh Gottfried and Andy Shepard. Class of '43 Very little can be said about the class of '45, but it may be an exceptionally active class in the future. Of course the Freshmen did have a class election- finally. It is safe to say that the principal reason for this drastic step was that the officers' names were required for this annual. They were as follows: president, Anita Criscuolog vice president, john Thackerg secretary, Marguerite Buelnag and treasurer, Philip H. Coniglio. Sophcmmores , , X1-' Freshm en 1 xx 'wil' uf 'iq' ' Q f an A .pri W., gb a 1'-wqggmr - ! x 4 '35 8 . x K W ggi - vs ? -an ,ggi 1 1 A .N ,ik Ag. f o 1' I 'ff 2? 3 ,km Hama ' R Q , E .. 3. v ,Q .. . . - -- X ' Y Y .M ., 5 :rf fix I -1-1, Q? wh -ny ,5g,a THE GALLEON The Galleon staff was made up of the entire journalism Class. Three publications were put out: The Galleon, The Skiff, and the El Susurro News. Work was done under the supervision of Mr. Berg. DISCIPULI ROMANI Sponsor: Mr. Darling: president: J. Kenealyg vice president: A, Shepard: secretary: Camilla Roe Qdeceased, December, 19391. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Sponsor: Mrs. Beaton: presidents: G. Ewig and A. Strasburger: vice presidents: A. Vidoroni and Welslig secretaries: Z. Littlefield and A. Vidoroni: treasurers: B. DeMoe and G. Gossler. .1 EL SUSURRO Editor, M. Carterg assistant editor, A. Strasburgerg senior editors, B. DeMoe and D. Smith, boy's sports, S. Martin, girl's activities, D. Overhulseg business manager, A. Ingram, assistant business managers, E. Keeley, O. Jones, J. Graham, and Violet Kuswalt. High Lights: This annual, El Susurro Dance, and Canteen at May Circus. Adviser, H. E. Berg. DRAMA i Sponsor, Mr. Berg, president, D. Overhulseg vice-president, T. Brown, secretary and treasurer, V. Perez. High lights: Donated flood-light and the Darts and Balloons concession at May Circus. LOS TROBADORES Sponsor, Miss James, president, E. Gargiulo, vice-president, D. Overhulse, secretary and treasurer, F. Behrent. High-lights: Cascarone concession at May Circus. 5. FACULTY Mr. R. McKillop, District Superintendent, Mr. E. R. Morehead, Principal, Miss Gertrude E. Rendtorff, Dean of Girls, Mr. F. A. Young, president, faculty club g Miss Dorothy Bergquist, secretary, Mr. W. Edwards, treasurer. CIRCULO ARTISTA President, Bill Norton, vice-president, Helen Haukg secretary-treasurer, Elizabeth Gee. This new art club, whose sponsor is Miss Harpe, was formed by the Interior Decorating class. High-lights: several beach and house parties. GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Sponsor, Miss Rendtorffg president, V. Kuswalt and I. Wilson, vice-presidents, P. Shaw and A. Wilmot, secretaries, F. Salomone and D. Real, treasurers, E. A. Wishart and R. Baker, historians, B. L. Rico and A. Criscuolog sargent-at-arms, J. Buelna and A. Ardaiz. oo IM m:1' lf-1 if ls w if 1lx z'mw .lm 1. I 1fi KEYCLUB President, E. Keeley, secretary and treasurer, W. Millington. High lights: Key Club Barbecue, and Movie concession at May Circus. GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presidents, A. Carmody and D. Overhulse, vice presidents, Z. Littlefield and A. Vidoroni, secretaries, A. Vidoroni and M. Birks, treasurers, M. Buelna and M. Enokida, sponsor, Miss Mitchell. BLOCK M President, W. Millington, vice president, li. Keeleyg secretary, S. Martin, sztrgent-at-arms, N. Cardinalli, High-lights: Block M Dance. BAND Director, Mr. Franklin A. Young The 1940 band kept busy playing for football and basketball games, likewise appearing in some outstanding concerts. Among the more important concerts were: the annual Central Coast Counties Music Festival, held at Pacific Grove, and Monterey high school's Spring Concert. The band also marched in the County Fair parade and entered the Stare Music Festival. A CAPPELLA Director, Miss Madeline Curry This Choral group, which grew from 24 members to 56, displayed their talents before the Rotary Club, Womens' Civic Club, and the Eastern Star. They also gave fine performances at the school's Winter Concert, at the C. C. C. music festival, and the Spring Concert. EN SEM BLE Director, Mr. Franklin A. Young This picked orchestra, which has gained admirable attention in the past few years, performed at the Winter Concert, C. C. C. music festival at Pacific Grove, Spring Concert, State Music Festival at San jose, and gave broadcasts. 2 ul'-'uc4l i.1lrl zlx lull Q in STUDENT BODY OFFICERS AND LEGISLATURE Student Body presidents, M. L. Selbicky and S. Martin, vice-president, F. Thacker, secretaries, II. Graham and H. Horton, treasurer, K. Wriglut. The Legislature, sponsored by Mr. McKillop, has discussed many student body problems this year, including lighting of the football field, amendments to the Constitution, placing of a nickelodeon in the Cafeteria, and organiza- tion of a Junior Red Cross. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Sponsor, Miss Rendtorff, president, S. Martin, vice-president, G. Ewig, secretary-treasurer, A. Martin. High-lights: trip to regional convention at Palo Alto and the May Circus concession of throwing darts at small numbers. TABLE TENNIS Sponsor, Mr. McKillopg chairman, G. Ewigg president of Toiii'niimci't Committee, G. Gosslerg secretary, S. Van Gundy. High-light: tournaments with other schools. i s a E KENNEL CLUB Sponsor, Miss Rendtorffg president, 1. johnson, vice president, M. L. Picknellg secretary, P. A. Ryland. Highlights: interesting meetings, movies, and pre- paration for a dog show. LIBRARY STAFF The Library is a going concern with an average of over one thousand patrons daily. To assist with the vast amount of work, three to fourteen students are em lo ed. For such service regular librar credits or merits are obtained. P Y 1 D shop Club X 1 , X22 2' SHOP CLUB Presidents, Ed Muniz and joe Torreg vice president, Tadashi Katog secretary- treasurers, joe Torre and Sal Cardinalli. Important historical events during the past year were: Working miniature models of several large electrical tools, made in Mr. Bell's Machine Shop. Completing a boat and constructing a house, by Mr. Mosher's Carpentry Class. Learning the fundamentals in higher automobilism , in Mr. I-lolma'n's lilemntary Auto Mechanics Division. Supervising the down-town mechanics competition, by Mr. Martin's Advanced Auto Mechanics Section. Highlights of the year were the Shop Dance, on November 13, and the annual Barbecue on the last schoolrday. ing: egg xv , I X r , X ly ' m XXX 4 5' :Nw - -X ,lj i 'ix HM TOP Y ' '31 L- 1 , J X KE Qii ' ll . fx. JY xfgor i ' l A Ivan Meatloaf Papoose Purps Pierre Speed Handsome Bi iq Shot Cupcake Heuvgweighf Fooibcrll Top: Morgan, A. Wood, F. Mclndoe, H.. Hasty l. Lawrence, G. Cano, R. Serrano, R. Lucido, R. Hillbun D. Butler, M. Domingo, Coach Francis. CQenter: G. Weiser, l. Klohe, E. Keeley, W. Millington T. Brown, V, Crivello, T. Mercante, Rough, P. Anescasi Student Clouch Wattenburger. Id. J - Q 695400 1 Y 96? ix A f 3 ,gk M YJ 5 tr 1 31 iq mimi MM L Q , I .4 Brains V? F L Lv Andy A W1 9 f 1. Flash ' M' Detroit Yago L Orv O rv Loudy Koon Lighfweihf Football Top: Coach Youngman, B. Bircher, Smith, Thacker M. Trovato, J. Rumetsch, B. Avila, F. Thacker, L. Watcn- burger. Third: L. Tabayio, N. Turano, Read, W. Harrison S. Martin, M. Miyamoto, B. Fell, E. Gargiulo, N. Davi, Hall Second: H. Dashback, G. Bevan, A. Shepard, Marino J. Kitahara, K. Sumida, L. Lough, O. jones, O. Shiozal-ci T. Okumura. Bottom: B. Garin, B. Matson, Hinsley, P. Takaguchi, P. Elliott, Ernest, G. Miyamoto, B. Hinsley. Wie I QE' Heuvgweiglzl Football The 1959 season was an off-year for heavyweight football. A lack of veterans and a green squad made it a good building year, for future teams. Monterey 0 San Luis Obispo 26 Monterey's heavies found themselves too slow and green for the fast San Luis team. The Tigers scored once in the second quarter and three times in the third quarter. Monterey 0 Burlingame 20 The Toreadores were still slowly developing, but Burlingames power- house offense was unable to score on Monterey's firing defense until the second half. Monterey 0 Hayward 0 For the first time the Toreadores looked like a real football squad. Both teams battled evenly throughout the game. Monterey's defense proved to be very strong. Monterey 6 Washington 0 Monterey reached the victory column at last. The Eagles' defeat resulted from a punt blocked by Keeley, stalwart Toreador tackle. Monterey 7 Sequoia 13 Playing under the arc lights Monterey was stripped of victory in the last minute of play. When leading 7-6 with one minute to play, a Cherokee safety man received a punt and scampered to the goal after evading every man on the team. Monterey 6 Watsonville 15 In the opening league game Monterey was outsmarted by a powerful Wildcat team. Watsonville scored in the first half. An intercepted pass by Lucido resulted in the Toreadores lone score. Monterey 0 Santa Cruz O Again under the lights, the Toreadores fought off a powerful Cardinal attack. Most of the game was played deep in Monterey's territory, as the Toreadore offense cou1dn't seeem to click. Monterey 0 Salinas 26 The big game of the year found the varsity playing over their heads in the first half to hold the Cowboys scoreless. Then things began to happen and the Cowboys couldn't be stopped. The Hollister game was cancelled. First stringers: Ends-Klohe, Butler, tackles---Millington fcaptj, Keeley, guards-Hillbun, Cano, centers-Morgan, Weiser, halves-Cardinalli, Lucido, fullback-Neno Qcaptjg quarterback-Colleto. Lightweight Football The 1939 football season saw the Lightweights capture their first CCAL championship since 1934. The team under the coaching of Hal Youngman developed slowly, but at the end of the season was powerful and deceptive. Monterey 0 Gonzales 13 Monterey seemed quite green compared to the Gonzales varsity team. The scores came as the result of a fumble and an intercepted pass. Monterey 0 Salinas 12 Monterey was still developing slowly when the Cowbabes were met. Salinas scored in the first half easily, but during the second half Monterey's defense tightened. ' Monterey 0 Berkeley 6 Playing on a sandlot in Berkeley, Monterey's offense couldn't click. Berkeley scored early in the game. Monterey threatened several times. Monterey 9 Santa Cruz 6 Playing football under the new are light for the first time, Monterey won her first victory of the season, when Harrison scored on an end run and a safety was cinched. Santa Cruz scored on a long pass in the endzone. Monterey 12 Watsonville 0 In the first league game, Monterey rolled over Watsonville. Miyamoto and Martin scored on line plunges, while the whole team really clicked for the first time. Monterey 6 Santa Cruz O The lightweights now continued to roll toward championship. The first half saw the Toreador babes deep in their own territory, but in the second half they marched. Winning score came from Martin to Bevan pass in the end zone. Monterey 19 Salinas 19 This game was the thrill of the season. Both teams were fighting for championship. Salinas scored first, then Fell of Monterey went over on a line buck to tie the score, 6-6, at halftime. After blocking a Salinas punt Monterey scored again with Fell going over making it 12-6. Then Monterey kicked off. Kitahara, Monterey, streaked down the field, recovered the ball over the goal line for a touchdown. Harrison made the extra point, leaving the score 19-6. Salinas came back desperately to score two touchdowns and tie the game at 19-19. The Hollister game was cancelled. First string players were: Bevan, jones, ends, Lough, Gargiulo, Shepard, tackles, Sumida, Marino, guards, Kitahara, center, Fell, Harrison, halves, Martin, quarter, Miyamoto, full. 'mm,lt1u.4 z' .. i 1 1 .... W.. r N... i W . uf K ,. , 15 ww R xi. im, J f 5 '- f h If Q t '? , V 1 A I Q VY, F., n wx4 A M Q k M i L Y Ag Q E if 8' ,wlxxg ,L my VN , nv I - :.f::g,:1 xx' 57 M V?w' ? if a Nl 1 - ' 4 Q x 3 L W .11 if L .A A... ,Q Mix Q ,. XX 1 i 'WV111 Ni4ky licxumn. 'I ILILIQCI' Okie Maya Georgie Licjlzfwciqlzl' Hclskeflmclll Top Row: Ifmcst, O. jones, B. lfrolli, Goyamoviclm 9. Bevan, F. Thacker. liuttmn Row: B. Ok1um1rz1, M. Miyamoto, Kimllmrzl, CQ 'clI, Pcrcz. Varsilg Basketball The lack of veteran material proved to be the downfall of the Toreador Varsity throughout the season. However, it was a good building year for future teams because only three of the boys are graduating. The team won five and lost fifteen games. Mercante was the high scorer with 107 points for the 20 games. THE SUMMARY We They 26 Shell Oil - 16 13 Hollister J. C. 22 10 - San jose - 48 21 - King City - 29 18 - Los Gatos 17 19 - Salinas - 2 3 15 - Chaminade - 24 19 Gonzales 11 14 - Santa Cruz - 19 5 Watsonville 2 5 9 - Chaminade - 19 22 Pacific Grove 20 22 - King City - 20 25 San jose State - 44 13 Salinas - 32 19 Gonzales 23 16 - Santa Cruz - 36 20 Watsonville 50 16 - Hollister - 19 18 Pacific Grove 23 Lighiweighi' Bctskelbctll Starting out with championship hopes, the Toreador lightweights faltered midway in the season. During the season the lightweights won 7 games lost 9 and tied 1. Okamura was high-scorer of the season with 51 points Although the team didn't win the championship, they played good ball The summary: We They 24 Minato B's 22 17 - - San jose - - 22 22 - - King City - - 1 1 15 - - Los Gatos - - 8 2 1 - - Chaminade - - 24 14 - - Salinas - - 20 8 - - Gonzales - - 16 20 - - Santa Cruz - - 20 15 - - Watsonville - - 9 20 - - Chaminade - - 11 11 - - Pacific Grove - - 25 9 - - King City - - 13 16 - - Salinas - - 2 5 2 3 - - Gonzales - - 1 3 8 - - Santa Cruz - - 38 17 - - Watsonville - - 19 16 - - Pacific Grove - - 14 l SWIMMING Top Row: M. Olivcr, H. Dasbacli, V. Smith, lf. Ambrosia, A. Damiano. Bottom: T. Doud, Woods, M. Yokagawa, H. Gardner, M. Hansen. TRACK Top Row: B. Garin, B. lfcll, T. Morimoto, P. Taltaguclii, G. Tanaka, H. Evans B. Frolli, G. Straub, Rough, T. Brown, B. Garguilo, R. McGowan, B. Whitman M. Reinke. Center: C. Harrington, D. Williams, B. Hinslcy, Hall, N. Turano, P. Ancstasi L. Tabayio, W. Mitts, Ellis, P. Alvarado, R, Perez. Bottom: M. Miyamoto, D. Whitmore, W. Harrison, Habgootl, S. Martin D. Broom, K. Perkins, T. Mcrcante, Perez, B. Bcron. Swimming The 1940 swimming season was successful although short. Student-coach Tichenal arranged meets with Palo Alto, San jose State Frosh, San jose High, and Salinas C. Although never achieving victory, our team made a good showing in all meets. The team included: sprints: Oliver, Damiano, Yokagawag distance: Hansen, Woodsg breast-stroke: Doud, Ambrosia, back-stroke: Das- bachg diving: Ernest. 'fruck---Heavgweighf As we go to press the heavyweights have lost dual meets to Pacific Grove, Salinas, and Santa Cruz. In the King City Invitational Ellis, Gargiulo and Habgood placed. Other outstanding performances included Harrison, Martin, Tarantino, Rough, Mercante, McGowan, Morimoto, Mondragon and Perez. Track---Lightweight So far the lightweight team has beat Pacific Grove, but lost to Salinas and Santa Cruz in dual meets. They placed fourth in the King City Invitational, where Tabayio, Perkins and Turauo placed. Other competitors were: Beron, Harrington, lHinsley, Takaguchi, Wliitmaii, Wliitinore, Kress, Alvarado, Reinke and Tanaka. frm- f1s.. 1 1i w1la GOLF At press-time the Toteador team was on its way to its first C. C. A. L. golf championship. The team has heat Menlo J. C. and Polytechnic, lost to Menlo C. and tied Polytechnic. The golf ladder was 1-Winslow, 2-Bruno, 3-Bevan, 4-Thacker, 5-Dusek, 6-Perez, 7-Cano, S-Marchnnt. TENNIS As we go to press, the tennis team seems to he going toward the C. C. A. L. championship. Monterey has defeated Pacific Grove, Santa Cruz, and Watson- ville by substantial scores. The team included: Yamate, Gossler, Chick, Ewig, Bruno Thohurn, Gttrgiulo, and Bierman. Mr. Wzttsoil is couch. 7 sig -. 1- 1 Fwy 5 551. W? 5 Q -AV 1 'V ,,-an ay, 4 if 3 . 9.93, 'lk LL---at f ISF' EP' Z 4' MV. . Q 10 2, 1 K Q E,, ,, A Q ig 4, iii. A I1 g .,,, V Q b A I sw N I Y - , GIRLS' TENNIS The eight highest in girls' tennis tournament were: A. Carmody Cfirstj, Z. Littlefield frunner-upj, B. L. Rico, A. Vidoroni, J. Petty, M. Rico, D. Hicks, M. Birks. This year A. Carmody won for the third successive time, while Z. Littlefield was runner-up for the fourth time, which established a school record. GIRLS, HOCKEY Members of the Senior team that won the after school intercluss competition were captain D. Overliulse, lf. Salomone, V. Kuswzilt, J. Graham, l. Wilson, Z. Littlefield, D. Haasis, J. Stanley, J. Morton, S. Takigawa, L. Manaka. BASKETBALL The team that was victorious in girls' basketball was the senior team, captained by Audrey Carmody. Audrcy's team mates were: M. Enokida, V. Kuswalt, T. Martin, D. Haasisg I. Wilsixn, A. Ardaiz. VOLLEYBALL Winning over all opponents, including the seniors, a junior team was tops in thc girls' volleyball' coinperition. Team members were: captain, Buclna, R. Neff, Hinlcle, Klein, K. Baggetr, D. Hicks, D. Owens. I LIFESAVIN G Those girls belonging to the Red Cross Lifesaving class were: A. Wilmcnt L. Beck, Klein, E. A. Wishart, A. Vidoroni, Graham, M. Selbiciky, V Kuswalt, M. Buelna, D. Haasis, E. Jorgensen. BADMIN TON The two top stars in girls' badminton were: M. Selbicky, winnerg Z. Littlefield runner-up. Others ranking high: A. Vidoroni, R. M. Smith, A. Carmody, E. A Wishart, Youngbar. Three strikes. 7. But they Jwim in football suits Oof! 8. Of mice and men. Ah, Gwan! 9. That man's here again! Robinhootl? XVho's Robinhood? 10. A football in 21 Stu. Sit-down strikers. Il. More than three feet in a yard A beautiful way to go on the rocks! Senior Sports H0nt.1r Roll--1940 N. Bruno-Football, Baseball. G. Bevan--Football, Basketball. N. Cardinalli-Football. V. Crivello-Football. G. Ewig-Tennis. B. Fellvellootball, Track, Baseball. Basketball. Gargiulo-Football, Tennis. W. Harrison-Football, Track. J. HabgoodwTtack. R. Hillbuu-Football. E. Keeley--Football. J. Kitabata-Football, Basketball T. Kato-Basketball. R. Littlefield-Football. NW. Milliugtou-Football. M. Miyamoto-dFootball, Basketball Baseball. S. Martin-AFootball, Track. T. Metcaute-Football, Basketball. J. Rough--Football. V. Russoe-f-Basketball. A. Skinner-Football. Y. Sumldaw-Football, Track. K. Sumida--Football. O. Sbiozakiv-Football. F. Thacker--Football, Basketball. J. Tlmobum-Tennis. M. Trovato-Football. G. Weisel'-Football. H. Yamate-Tennis. f THE PERSONNEL OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or MoNTEREY SENDS GREETINGS, CONGRATULATIONS AND HEAPS OF GOOD WISHES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1940 l0l'6 .reriouf .ride of life laegim for you-1fo11't take it too .fe1'iozz.fly don? be loo mreful, dmft 1l cl.ffC il- BUT TO SUCCEED -.fe1'i01z.f must ozzlufeigb cm'ef1'ee and 1L fl5f6 combined- MAKE THE BEST OF IT PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES STILL AND MOVING PICTURE EQUIPMENT 7 c ay 5 PHOTO FINISHING SERVICE DEVELOPING FINISHING PRINTING ENLARGING CAMERAS FILMS 470 Alvarado Street - Monterey, California N . i I If ww as 6 AA,A. p 'T 4 'H 25: J' , Qi L' Q V M E A , ,. . Wmgwaww .f iq 'S Q f , -.qv ' gg V ,f A ',w,.. I x U . ,M M Qc V I V . my ' v . A W2-,4.A.lA ws. is e , u xi k2, cf. 5 Present1h5f--- THE BEST MUSIC, THE FINEST SERIAL STORIES, THE LATEST NEWS, A HOST OF SPECIAL EVENT FEATURES, AND THE OFFERINGS OF THREE MONTEREY BAY STUDIOS KIDDCDDINI The Monterey Buy Smliwf' AFFILIATED WITH THE MUTUAL-DON LEE BROADCASTING SYSTEM C50 the Seniorsg-B CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES 1 Penney Company School Clolbef Headq1m1'le1'5 for the Monterey Pefzimzzla 418 A LVARADO STREET J, .l ' X wp' ,K ut? Wlmistling 1H1tttonj while hc QD. D., works. Two stntlqt-rn null an Intl. l sec you, The pttttcr of littlc lcct. It was Ll great blow. Cltiflllllkfl No pink tootllbrusll lur mc Kcclcy pulls ll fast om: just grit your tcctll. C om f7ffl1l6llU of Charmak SL Chandler 45-I Alvarado Street Bef! llvirber from Monterey Hardware Mearle Chavoya, Proprietor S tU01'lilZg Goods -I Z 2 TYLER STREET Monterey Service Cleaners C on gmtul atiofzr to the Gmdualex 541 TYLER STREET 'Telephone 4747 Eureka Dairy GRADE A DAIRY PRODUCTS TELEPHONE 7207 The Camera Shop PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER 476 ALVARADO STREET Telephone 7545 FRAMING - PHOTOSTATIC COPIES CHECK OUR HARDWARE STORE FOR VALUES AND VARIETY Smith Bros- Hardware Successors to Peirce 8: Towle TELEPHONE 6530 HARDWARE HOUSEWARES 410 ALVARADO PAINTS HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATES OF '40 BEALL HARDWARE TELEPHONE 7195 442 ALVARADO STREET Sprouse-Reitz FIVE - TEN - EIFTEEN STORE 475 ALVARADO STREET Telephone 7215 The Andrews Shop Ezferytlaifzg for the 'Teeuf but Slaoef' Kathleen M. Andrews, Proprietor -IOS ALVARADO STREET Telephone 6873 C om plimefztf of Hilloyss Drug Store Telephone 4226 E. K. LYMAN USUALLY KNOWN AS 66 K E N H INSURANCE MONTEREY 186 Bonifacio Place Dial Monterey 8421 Karl,s Shoe Store THE SMARTEST STYLES ALWAYS AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES -I3 2 ALVARADO MONTEREY CLIMAX FURNITURE CO. GEO. E. EASTON M. U. H. S. '22 Since 1905 BEST IN FURNISHINGS 468-'70 TYLER STREET MONTEREY, V I Sallfs Creamery The Home of lbe Froyled Mal! NEAR THE STATE THEATRE J. Salomone 5' Sons SANITARY MARKET Wfholesale and Retail M E A T S IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GROCERIES Telephone 7884 274 Alvarado Street Monterey eyffiraflor MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA FLOWERS AND PLANTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 176 BONIFACIO PLACE Telephone 5666 Sporting Goods Agent for WILSON and SPALDING F. MacFarlane ,162 ALVARADO STREET Telephone 4894 FLY LEARN TO FLY Alton l'l. Walker ALL AMERICAN AIRWAYS MONTEREY AIRPORT S.K..Smitl1 Company EMBOSSED LEATHERETTE PRODUCTS DAVID MOLLOY EMBOSSED BOOK COVERS lSee Your El Susurro Cove-rj CHICAGO. ILLINOIS GOOD THINGS TO EAT 'I ermm111':-3 Qllnn EN ALL NIGHT gf' I 3 ' WMM i . - ,Q me-vi ' fu, 'Q 5 4 f, 1 qw I Wi? 7 'ifhIf 5 5' 2. 1 'IW' ?xw5.1e'i K S N, IYA . .P.,'i?sx I Q , H' W gl . Vw. gf 'Q' ff DROP IN AT THE PEP CREAMERY FOR THICK CREAMY MILK SHAKES MEET THE GANG HERE! M. L. WHEATON jeweler. EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR OF HIGH SCHOOL JEWELRY OFFICIAL M.U.H.S. EMBLEM ON EACH ITEM 487 ALVARADO STREET Telephone 4235 RICHARDSON'S FLIRNITLIRE MART CORNER MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREET OPPOSITE SAN CARLOS HOTEL Complimezzlx of HERBERT CROSS C O Z Y C A F E opposma MISSION INN 445 TYLER 132 Ffanklin Stfeef MUUICWY Our S pecialty, Coconut Cream Pie COMPLIMENTS OF A CLARK DR. CHESTER HARE Manager OPTOMETRIST ECONOMY DRUG CO' 406 Alvarado Street 438 ALVARADO GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '40 FINE SHOE REPAIRS 156 BONI FACIO PLACE MONTEREY Get the Best at the PALACE DRUG STORE 401 Alvarado - Telephone 5547 GOOD LUCK SENIORS! from WONDER ICE CREAM COMPANY 479 Washingtcmn Street, Monterey S33 Shes okay, eh? 6 Wlirltclmzt lookin' ut? 7 Oh, you kid! S Shes no H202 blonde ton the stepsj. 9 Aint he darling? lo fv Printed exclusively for Fred Mclndoe This dict is getting worse! Oh, those P. G. guys! Strictly candid. Hell like Plane Geometry. Frank MCKGVGF I our 511121211 g Amofifzted Dealer MUNRAS and WEBSTER MONTEREY Alzilwrized Salas' and Serzfife OLDSMOBILE G-M-C 6 anal 8 Mission Motor Co. 'I'cIcpl1onc 6606 HOMER O. ECHOLS MONTEREY QUIGLEY MOTOR co. 600 MUNRAS MONTEREY B A R R Y B R O S . 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The Keepers. 1890 - OUR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY - 1940 Hwy ears of Service AS BANKERS TO THE PEOPLE OF MONTEREY COUNTY COUNTX7 CGTMSE and Savings BANK HOME OWNED - COUNTY WIDE SALINAS GONZALES - GREENFIELD - KING CITY - CASTROVILLE - CARMEL - MONTEREY A Member Federal Depofil Infuranre Corporalion CO0 the Graduating Qlass of 1940 OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE CARMEL GARAGE 'bn ,gag ,Pg L gm? -aw.. J-M QQ, an wfesgfz ig diff iw? ugwgggg f an ,.. DM W. fggwq Z ,ffl 56 Lx . . .....- t ...- 45 1 1 n 4 fl F Q r A Phone 7777 428 Alvarado Collegiate Dress Shop HOLLYWOOD'S NEWEST CREATIONS N ew Novelfief ill Three Piece SLACK SUITS - PLAY SUITS COMPLETE LINE OF CLOTHES for THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRL M o N T E R E Y Monterey Pefzifzfulafr Mociewz Store for Men My 6'!'fI' I monlerelfcalif. 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YAMATE CO. SHELL SERVICE STATION A IMPORTERS Orlental Art 8: Dry Goods - Chinaware Munras and Webster Monterey 271 Alvarado Street SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES T H E B E A UTY NOOK ' LORENA . DORIS . EAE -RAE Monterey Light Shop Ralph Hovland LIGHTING FIXTURES ELECTRICAL WIRING 530 LIGHTHOUSE AVE. Telephone 3555 Nancy Lou Dress Shop SMART LINE of SKIRTS - SWEATERS - DRESSES 415 ALVARADO STREET Phone 6982 THRIFT FOOD STORE Your Saziffmion if our Foundation FREE DELIVERY Phone 5173 or 3174 614 LIGHTHOUSE NEW MONTEREY Mud in your eye! A lovely couple, with a spare. You rake the high road. Blank paper with mind to match. How to leer. Part of the Light Brigade. Graduate makes good. Wall-flowers. Monterey cucarachas. Where we came in. Into the valley of death BANK OF CARMEL Organized 1923 OCEAN AVENUE Commercial - Savings - Escrow Service An Independent, Locally Owned and Managed Institution Offering Complete Banking Service Member: Federal Reserve System - Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation McDonald Dairy OCEAN AVENUE fmt Wert of Port Office Carmel Investment Co. ocEAN AVENUE CALL CARMEL 700 FOR MILK Phone 63 AND CREAM DELIVERY Carmel-by-the-Sea Complimefztr of F 0 R TIE R 1 S The CINDERELLA DRESS SHOP CUIZRATE DRU55 Ocean Avenue Carmel-by-the-Sea CARMEL BY THE SEA S T A N I F O R D 1 S Greetingr from COSMETICS - DRUGS - STATIONERY LA BONITA BARBER SHOP FREE DELIVERY CARMEL Doc jones - Great Adolphe Carmel SPENCER'S HOUSE OF CARDS CARMEL-BY-THE.sEA LA BONITA BEAUTY SHOP All Kimif of Beauty Work MARY MARR - MAUD SKADEN Telephone 639 Dolores Street SPECIALIZING IN FOUNTAIN BORDEN'S ICE CREAM - NUT ROLLS - CAKE ROLLS AND OTHER ICE CREAM FANCIES for that Good Smzdwiclf and Shake W A L T ' S CARMEL and SALINAS CONGRATULATIONS O 'Dealers in: from EA ER KITCI-IE PLUMBING AND HEATING where uwcrclityn is the by-line JUNIPERO and 6TH STREET TELEPHONE CARMEL 686 -CO- DAY AND NIGHT WATER HEATERS AMERICAN HEATING EQUIPMENT STANDARD PLUMBING FIXTURES SERVEL ELECTRO LUX REFRIGERATORS TAPPAN STOVES .W , I , r A - UKEEFEQJANDFMERRITTL GASXRANGES OLIVER'S SINCE 1896 120 ALVARADO OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE F R A M I N G ART MATERIAL JEWELRY Grimes and Ruhl GUNSMITHS and LOCKSMITHS LOCKS and KEY SERVICE Bicycles and General Repairing Lawn Mower Grinding - Saws Filed sos Alvarado Street Monterey MIKEL'S OAK GROVE MARKET OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING Complete Line of FINE GROCERIES, MEATS and LIQUORS 1101 Del Monte Avenue Free Deelivery TELEPHONE 7430 Carmel Hardware PAINTS KITCHEN EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS PHONE 463 DOLORES STREET CARMEL Dolores Bakery Where Quality Reigm Supreme in BREAD - CAKES Nielsen Brothers R E Y and PASTRY G O C R DOLORES STREET C A R M E L TELEPHONE 650 MRS. GUNDERSEN'S CHICKEN PIES Phone 8818 475 Washington Street CUMMING'S JEWELRY STORE FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 230 Alvarado Street Monterey In the Five and Ten Cent Liner- THE BEST FOR THE LEAST 'Uillage C.-Yifve and Cffien OCEAN AND SAN CARLOS CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA Hih Jump? Girls, oh girls! Ah! fame! After February comes March! Looking for a pickup. Pretcnse. VUUO-woo! The forests prime Cvil. A load of trash. No, no, not that! XVe're being followed! Last years Assistant Business Manager Ever see a Mac truck? Cute lil' fast-ziroxies! The tiny alter Nztvurnm! lt s Mullowriy s wgly. ljlecxctl iuh lllttlfllll! M. J Murphy, Inc. Coffzplimefztf of ART CLEANERS BUILDING First in Making Your MATERIALS Cllllbdf Lai! 456 PINE STREET CARMEL'BY'THE'SEA MONTEREY - TELEPHONE 4455 Golf I . Carmel Realty Co- Byington Ford FRED X. FRY OCEAN AVENUE - CARMEL , CARMEL WOODS The Lnzks Pacific Gro ve MISSION TRACT RENTALS HOMES INSURANCE A. D. H. Company HEATING - PLUMBING Cofvzpliments of Homer T. Hayward SHEET METAL and ELECTRIC WORK Lumber CO. GAS APPLIANCES TELEPHONE 270 SAN CARLOS and FIFTH - CARMEL PACIFIC GROVE Telephone 3219 Scotch Bakery Deliciour BREADS - CAKES WHIPPED CREAM PASTRIES All Kiudr of Pa.ft1'ie.r PACIFIC GROVE Ruclolplfs Furniture Store Things that nmke Ll Home 61 Homen NEW MONTEREY Meagher ancl Company DRY GOODS SILKS - WOOLENS - WASH FABRICS LINGERIE - SILK HOSIERY FOUNDATQION GARMENTS SPORTSWEAR - SWIM SUITS CARMEL J O E ' s T A X 1 24-HOUR SERVICE Telephone 95 or 15 Dolores Grocery FRUITS - VEGETABLES DOLORES STREET CARMEL FREE DELIVERY TELEPHONE 300 C. R. DUCK GROCERY GROCERIES - MEATS FRESH VEGETABLES OAK GROVE CARMEL CLEANERS TELEPHONE 242 Dolores and Ocean Carmel Carmel Grocery FRED MCINDOE Quality - Value -Service C A R M E L C om plimefzts 0 f Cllafmak 5' Chandler C A R M E L BLUE BIRD TEA ROOM CARMEL DRUG STORE' CAMERAS and PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES CARMEL Telephone 161 Ocean Avenue at Lincoln TI-lOBURN'S JAMES H. THOBURN GRACE H. THOBURN R E A L E S T A T E I N S U R A N C E See IIATTON FIELDS lmelman' s Sportwear G C SSA? 4 CARMEL-EY-THE.sEA College Dances EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT ITT tlze famous Room MUSIC BY BUDDY MALEVILLE ' AND HIS ORCHESTRA Corez' Cfvafge-If1'id11y Nigbf--lfifly Cwzlf H Q TEL DEL ,MONTE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 19110 HOUSE OF FINE LINGERIE,' MEN'S, BOYS AND GIRLS SPORTXVEAR HOUSEHOLD GOODS DEPENDABLE QUALITY AT MARVELOUSLY LOW PRICES 1. 1 'G M 'fo I 9 4 1 , 1 1 4 H111 '1 1 '11 4 1 1 1 2 2 9 Z 4 ' f ' 1 4 ' 'q 1 1 4 f f , 5 1 1 1 4 111, 1 WZ 1 Z, 4 fav f ,U Z '11 . 'V 1 '-11 1 no 111111111111 'fllllffwf' 011111111111 'f111111f 1111111111 Wm ., A 7 Z 1 ,hm ,,,,,,11 A N , 111. 3 1 , X , X 'f1111111,, ,W w,,11 I, N 11111,11111,,,,U , 1 1' ', ' r I 1 rl , I ,f ,X I, 266 ALVARADO STREET ' The right way to spoil a cake. flnsertj Casey jones Ely. Ring-around-the rosy. Lonely banister, isn't it? Shop talk. Dude. Vita-meens? Seabiscuifs rival. Essence of grace and beauty. Qlnsertj Wanna fight? The sardine industry. A dark hair? Where? Lack-a-daisy. Yeah man! Boots, boots, boots. Preview of Hurricane Lovely, just lovely. An abdomen flop. Loud mouth. Congratulations to the G 1'd6llllLZl6J' Tgnan Lumber Company H E L E N E V Y E THE CORNER CUPBOARD G 0 W N S GIFT 5HoP Ocean at Lincoln C A R M E L Carmel-by-the-Sea STELLA'S DRY GOODS STORE E1'eryll9ii1g from u Needle to iz Bale of Druperym Ocean at Dolores, Carmel BETTY BRICKMAN SHOP LINGERIE - HOSIERY FOUNDATION GARMENTS 195 Franklin Phone 8424 M O D E O ' D A Y DRESSES FOR EVERY OCCASION LINGERIE and HOISIERY Monterey THE PET SHOP Phone 4681 -180 ALVARADO STREET ORDWAY PHARMACY Watson and Dow Phone 3348 398 Alvarado St. Monterey DONALD JAQUES, o. D. OPTOMETRIST Telephone 3802 426 Alvarado Street Peninsula Auto Parts Co. Automotive uml Iiziluytriul Supplier L. F. BAMBAUER F. S. BAMBAUER Phones 5107 - 5108 336 Vfnshington Monterey Royal Cleaners Feuluiiug Individual Service for Pizrlirizlui' People Telephone 4444 287 DEI. 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