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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1948 volume:

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A. l, 2, 3, 45 Legislature l, 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 El Susurro 4 AVILA, WILLIE Legislature 2, 45 Basketball 4 51,116 uk., freebsd AIELLO, NATE I, 2, 45 Galleon Staff 4 ALVA, JUANITA BAUGH, ROBERT Track 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Block M 2, 3, 4 Key Club 3, 4 ,ff Q I 2:2241 Z? AJ 4 BRADBURN, JEAN :ranger 35 C. S. F. 35 Legislature 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Ser, Club 45 Treasurer 45 Secretary 4 IH Q aw? BURNETT, MARILYN BURTON, PHILIP Legislature 2 AVILA, LUCILLE Girls Glee Club l5 Spanish Club l, 2 Drum Corps 2, 35 G. A. A. 3, 45 Home Arts 3, 45 Library Staff 4 AWALT, ROBERTA LEE Orchestra I, 2, 3, 45 Palletteers 3, 4 G. A. A. 3, 45 Senior Chorus i23,4,a.A.A.2,3,4, Home Legislature BRU NO, FRANK 45 Vice-President 4, Band l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Transfer 35 Drum Corps 35 G. A. A, 3, 4, secretary 45 Sigma Mu 3, 4, secretary 45 Spanish Club 4, Legislature 3, 4 Spanish Club 25 I-li-Y , b 2, 3, 45 Radio Club 3, 45 XQQVQVQB-Dx CAMPOS, TOMMY Spanish Club I 2 3, Radio Club 3, 4, Italian Club 4 Photography Cl. 4 CATANIA, VINCENT I v J' CASAU , VICTOR M. ransfer V ior or Palleteers 3 4 .f af' f f' fffn f :I, qr 11 J . ... I, fi' , L. CLAPP, MRYTLE Cafeteria 3 CONIGLIO, ROSE MARIE Secretary of Student Body 4, Library staff 3, Spanish Club CONWAY, JUSTIN Shop Club BAKESY, SALLY 1 Transfer 4 ,M f J 2. 1 CAL, VINCENT shop Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CARSWELL, ROSELYN Transfer 3 CATALANO, JOHN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, orchestra 1, 2, 3 4 1' A J i CHURCH, VINCENT Latin Club I, 2, Art Club 2, 3 Golden M. Society 4, C. S. F French Club 4 CLARK, DONNA Transfer 2, G. A, A. 2, 3, Drum C 2, Senior Chorus 4 ff!-wr - XLXET1 fi N Spanish Club l, 25 G. AA. A. l, 2, 3, 45 Library staff 35 C, S. F. 4 CRIVELLO, ANGIE Legislature 45 G. A. A5 Office Staff 3, 45 Library Staff 25 Director of Social Hall 4 QQ cuMMiNss, Dori Legislature l, 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Swimming l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President of Student Body 35 Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 45 Block M ' 2, 3, 45 EI Susurro 4 u . CUTINO, ROSE MARY Sedretary Service Club 3, 45 President G. A. A, 45 C. S, F, l, 2, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 45 El Susurro 3, 4 DERMATES, HRESANTHY Spanish Club 2 COOPER, BETTY CRAVENS, ALYN Transfer 4 DI MERCURIO, EVA DORNEY, TOM iv My CROSS, SHIRLEY Transfer 25 Home Arts Club 4 35 Cafeteria 45 S 5 P Ltigfoii il lj Block M 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Legislature l DI MAGGIO, MARIO , Track 3, 45 Basketball l5 Legislature 2,- Library Club 4 Secretary Freshman Class5 Jr. Red Cross5 Senior Director 4 f Transfer 3 Shop Club 3 4 Radio Club 3, 45 Golden M 45 Transfer 2 Spanish Club 2 3 G A A 35 Jr. Red Cross 3 swim' ,f f ,X f if f DUCKWORTH, JACK Key Club 45 Block M 2, 45 Football l, 2, 45 Basketball l, 25 Baseball 2, 45 Track 2, 45 Swimming l, 2, 45 El Susurro 4 fl i S x s, FOSTER, PAT Spanish Club l, 25 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 35 Home Ec. Club 4, President 45 El Susurro 45 Science and Math Club 35 C. S. F. l f'. K. FROST, LOU Baseball. l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 4, C. S. F. l, 2, 3, 45 Sigma Mu 3, 45 Golden M l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Class President 4 GEYER, GRETCHEN Latin Club l, 25 Spanish Club 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 5 LROY, DOROTHY GONZALES, CONNIE J. R. C. President 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, G. A, A. 3, 4, GONZALES, JOHN Football I, Shop Club l, 2, 3, 4 HARRISON, WILLIAM Football 4, Transfer 4, Key Club 4, Swimming 4, Block M 4, Shop Club 4 HAusDoRr, RONALD Shop Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Golden M ,N 4. HOCHDERFFER, BESSIE Transfer Legislature l, Office Staff EI Susurr Ur, C I GRAMMATICO, JAMES Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3 Block M 4, President 4, Boys Choru 4, Key Club 3, 4, Legislature 3, CONRAD, HAUCK Orchestra l, Shop Club 4, 4 HOANG, KENNETH panish Club l, 2, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, era Club 4, Radio Club 4, Foot- ball 3 4 HOLT, JACK Block M 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Golf 4, Student Body President 4, Service Club HUSSERL, LOUISE Transfer 2, G, A. A. 3, 4, El Susurro 4, Prom committee IINO, JU q ' Transfer ' Sp h Club 3, 4, Golden M 3, G. A. A. 3, 4, v MV' X 1 f - ', 7 , JE L, HENRY Shop C b l, 2, 3, 4, imming Team 2, 3, , Football 2, 3, , Block M 3, 4, Golden M 4 A f C 'E C10 NSON, GEORGE Cadet Co s , Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Viceepresident 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, V.ce-Presi- dent Sophomore Class KAWAGUCHI, KAZUKO Transfer 3 S KIMBALL, KENNETH Pwimming 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Legisla- lture 3, Latin Club 3, 4, Sigma Mu 3, 4, Vice-President 4, El Susurro 4, Block M 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4 Y IWAMOT0, ROBERT JEWART, CHARLEY Swimming Team 2, 3, 4 , ilirosm Transfer 2, Track 4, Block M 3 l Legislature l, Latin Club l, 2, G, A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Senior Chorus, C. S, F. 4, Golden M 4 KNOWLES, JO ANN Transfer 2, Sigma Mu 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Radio 3, 4, Pres. 4 Transfer 2, Shop Club 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Block M 2, 3, 4, JEWELL, LOIS Chorus KING'ALLAN Track l, 2, 3, Football KITAHARA, KAZUKO Transfer 4, Camera Club 4, Senior shop ous i, 2, 3, 4, Block MS3, 4, l, 2, 3, 4, Shop Club 4, Vice-President 4 Transfer 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Golden M. 4 Mali 'W ' KODAMA, HAROLD 3 ,N Tran -fer 2, Camera Club 4 .4 L, 3 , 3. Sl 35.1 - X7 O 1 L4 X x W. -2.1 , - Xt ,, M'---ggi, u' ,,'t ' f-W K 'W-M1eu L riwvlint-i,:ff.ff1amw KUWATANI, HANK Block M 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Shop Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball I I itlll LEE, RICHARD Latin Club I, Block M 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3 LONERO, LUCILLE Home Arts'Club 3, Cafeteria l, 2, 3, 4, Library LOWN, MARVEL G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Senior Chorus L0 MONACO, HN Student Body Vice-President 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Block M 3, 4, Legislature 2, 3, 4, l-li-Y 3, Spanish A lub l, 2, ' Club 3 111. esaaxwgsw. f. 3,4 LEANDRO, LILLIAN G. A. A. 3, 4, Home Econ, Club 3, 4 Susurro 4 lr - :, .mtmtse, M... ,.. I 4 4-14x-,,ff,r.iCJ MCD NALD, AHLAN Transfer 4, Senior Chorus LITTLE, WANDA Junior Red Cross 3 f l LORENTZEN, BETTY Galleon Staff 4, Legislature I, Girls Chorus 3, Home Econ. Club 4, Office Staff I, G. A. A, l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4,, Senior Chorus LUCIDO, MARIETTA Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Legislature l, Junior Red4Cross l, 2, Library 3 MANCUSO, MARY Chorus l, Office Assistant 4 MARTIN, AL Block M 2, 3, -4, Service Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Legislature 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, El MELICIA, ANGIE Yell Leader 3, 45 C. S. F. I, 2, 3, 45 Golden M I, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 35 Legislature I, 45 Junior Red Cross I, 3, 45 El Susurro 45 Service Club 4 REED, GWEN . Golden M 3, 45 Palleteers 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, President 45 G. A. A: 2, 3, 45 Latin Club I5 Tennis Club 45 Galleon Staff5 C. S. F. 4 32.7.4 I has f' 7 . MC DONALD, SHIRLEY MITCHELL, CECIL Library Staff 3, 45 Junior Red Cross 2 ,Junior Red Cross I5 Legislature I5 ' Band I, 2, 35 Tennis I, 25 Chorus I ,J let Ml fllll' MOSHER, ROGER M0 1 PAT Transfer 25 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Golden Glfl OVUSI Senior CIWOVUS M 2, 3, 45 C. S. F. 3, 45 Class Presi- dent 35 Football 3, 45 Legislature 35 l I-li-Y 3, 45 El Susurro 4, Editor 4 MUNOZI NARVAEZ, DICK I I-lonor Roll I, 2, 3, 45 C. S. F. 2 3 Spanish Club I, 25 Legislature I, '25 Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 35 Kev,C'Ub 31 45 l'll'Y 45 CIOSS VICE' Office Staff 45,Library Staff 25 Legis- Presldem 41 Block M 21 3, 42 Football 'mme 1, 2 I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Baseball 2 NA, it kgpsobh ,AN NELSON, NORMA Trans. 35 G5+ifll4i. 3, ' ell- leader 4 G- A- A- 31 41 Tennis Club 4 I ill 5, l ,lu .J 1, , . Nl NESTOR, NELLIE Home Econ. Club 3, 4 NEWBY, BOB Spanish Club I, 2,5 J. Red Cross I5 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Track 3, 4 . f f ':1i7,'ifiEi1it'g5M4: -Hfiizi. IX Spanish Club I, 2, Swimming Team 2, Golf Team l, 2, Band and Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Legislature I, 2, Chorus 4, OYAMA, RICHARD Transfer 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Block M 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, President 4, Track 2 PERKINS, MARION Senior Chorus, Jr. Red Cross 2, 4 NORWOOD, BEN Football 2 Nuovo, FRANK Dance Band 2, 3 I f fl 1 bf OYEDA, FRANK Shop Club 3, 4, Track 3 PARSONS, IRENE Red Cross 3, Library 2, 4 1 3.4 J lub-J PERRY, MARGARET Lgisiqiufe ig Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Junior 'Red Cross 2, G. A. A, 2, 3, 4, El Susurro Staff 4, Senior Chorus L. 23, ,a5?.43i2i PIERCE, BILLY Tennis Club 2, Band I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Camera Club 4 - ,wwf EOTTHARST, JACKI Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Legislature I, 2, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 2, Spanish Club 3, Galleon 3, 4, El Susurro 4, Senior Chorus PONCE, DAHLIA Transfer 3, Chorus 3, Home Arts Club 3, 4 PRIETO, BENIGNA Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 3, 4, Library Staff f' 1 iii PRIDDY, DOROTHY Junior Red Cross 3 PROCTOR, MARLENE RANDAZZO, PANSY ROBERTS, RON Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Legislature 2, 3, Treosurer 3, Key Club 3, 4, President 4, Block M 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Captoin 4 RUSSO, KATHRYN Legislature, Library Stott, Senior Chorus 46 PAT Transfer 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, G. A. A 3, 4, Art Club -l Zxnywbwl STEVENS, BERNARD Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Block M 3, 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, Radio Club 3, Legislature l, Key Club 3 ' STEVENSON, JEAN Transfer 3, Girls Chorus 3, Golden M 3, 4, C. S. F. 3, 4, Sigma Mu 4, Senior Chorus sb Transfer 4, Senior Chorus, French Club, El Susurro 4 RAPPA, HORACE Football 3 ROTTER, JAMES Tennis l, 4, Latin Club ffl ' F ' f .f 5 v .' 2 jr? ta V L. ,Q -.V , W 1 -tif ie I, I. Q l . .ell tx fu, SKALABRIN, ANTOINETTE Secretary Freshman ond Sophomore class, Director of Girls Activities 4, G A. A, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, El Susur- ro Stott 4, onor Roll 2, 3 SOLIS, SAL Legislature I, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Sponish Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President Student Body 3, President Student Body 4 I2 Shop Club l, 2, 3, Legislature l, ltalian Club, Vice- President Secretary Student Body 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Vice-President Spanish Club 3, Golden M 3, Girls Chorus 3 TARALLO, MARY Student Body Secretary 3, Student Body Treasurer 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Legislature 3, 4 TROVATO, Ros: MARIE spanish ciiib 2, 3, 4, office staff 3 j,'yf fifa-.3965 C133 VAN DE BOGAR , ALAN Shop Club l, 2, 3, 4, Cadet Corp l, Track 4 VAN DEUSEN, JIM Hi-Y 3, 4, Key Club 4, Block M 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Legislature 4, Shop Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Cheer Leader 3, 4 STRACUZZI, PAUL 4, Senior Chorus TARALLO, GLORIA TORRENTE, CARMEN Secretary Senior Class, G. A. A. l, 2 3, 4, Secretary Junior Red Cross 3 Spanish Club, uNnERwooD, PAT Palleteers 2, 3, 4, Galleon 3 VASQUEZ, oRA shop ciub i, 2, 3, 4 V INA, MIKE panish Club l, Legislature 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Black M 3, 4, l-li-Y 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Treasurer Junior Class WADDEL, DEAWANNA Home Econ. Club 4, Senior Chorus ,l WALTERS, ROSEMARY A.'v'-'won-g Zell? Transter 4, French Club 4, Vice-President 4, Sen or Chorus xeaarzwrw 2- Transfer 4 Spanish Club 4 Library 4 Home Econ. Club 4 Shop Club l 2 3 4 Golden M 3 Football 4 WILSON, CLYDE Shop Club l, 2, 3, 4 YOSHINOBU, TOMI Latin Club, Pallete S, Golden M D f il DAQ! Cell ' 1 ZUB , D Block M l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Key Club l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Dance Band l, 2, Legislature l, 2, 3, Yell Leader 3, 4 FERCH, SALLYAN Transfer 4, Galleon Staff 45 G, A. A. French Club 4, Secretary 4, Sigma Mu. ZND SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS re' lil... L, 5 , 5 S- W5 it DICK NARVAEZ, CARMEN TORRENTE, DAN GARCIA This year the senior class put on several things that were very successful. In December they put on a very good dance in honor of the Toreadore Football team which won the championship. They also had their annual picnic which terminated the screwy senior week. ' The officers for the first semester were, Lou Frost, president, Dick Narvaez, vice president, Carmen Torrente, secretary, and Danny Garcia, treasurer. Second sem- ester officers were, Ken Kimball, president, Bernard Stevens, vice president, Rose Mary Trovato, secretary, and Ron Roberts, treasurer. W wi IST SEMESTER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS C, , ,X KEN KIMBALL, BERNARD STEVENS, ROSE MARY TRUVATO, RON ROBERTS SENIORS Still another year is over and still another class of young men and women leave the halls of MUHS for the last time, to try the world and its sometimes glorious hoppinesses, and its sometimes bitter sorrows. This years class is presented with the greatest challenge of its generation, with the world in a state of confusion, confronted with the absolute necessity of peace and yet with the almost forbidding, foreshadowing specter of war and suffering. The class of 48 faces this challenge with a great deal of zeal and anxiety, and perhaps a little fear. Some graduates will go into the services, others will enter college, still others will try to get jobs. All this will be their first journey into the world. No one can tell what will happen to these people, whether their hopes and joys will be extinguished and snuffed out, or if they will be revived, set to burning anew. But it is as certain as the night and the day that there will be always problems to meet and then overcome. On June 3, these men and women will bid farewell to the school that has attempt- ed to increase their moral, cultural, and physical well being. Whether the individual has accepted this help has been up to himself. If he has then he most assuredly has benefitted. If he hasn't then the fault lies nowhere but within himself. Therefore, with a glance to the past and an eye on the future, the MUHS grad- uate of I948 reviews these things with hope, expectation, and determination. ARNOLD, RICHARD ERTMOND, JANET CHURCH, VINCENT COOPER, BETTY CUTINO, ROSE MARY FROST, LOU CAMERA SHY SENIORS JONES, MONROE OWENS, DOLORES SENIORS IN CSF KNOWLES, JO ANN MELICIA, ANGIE MOSHER, ROGER PLANTE, HARVEY STENSLAND, HELEN No REED, GWEN TARALLO, MARY woNG, NELLIE viLJoEN, BEN ZND SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOHN ANESTASIA, NORMA HALE, MARYLYN FELICIANO The 49ers , one of the most of all the classes, started off the year with the coke concessions at the football games and then near the end of the year they had a booth in the May Carnival. The junior sock hop, which required leaving your shoes at the door, went off very well and was a complete success. All of these activities added to the money for the annual junior senior prom. Officers that helped to make the year a success are, Bob Feliciano, president, John Anestasia, vice president, Marilyn Harkless, secretary, and Norma Hale, treasurer, for the first semester, and Ben Dew, president, Vince Maiorana, vice president, Alma Gee, secretary, and Norma Hale, treasurer, for the last semester. ' NORMA HALE, BEN Dfw, ALMA cfs lST SEMESTER JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS gil I.. 'FCVJQJ I 2ND SEMESTER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ' 77 -F S EM ESTER SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MARILYN NOEL, PAUL COSTANZA, DOLORES NUOUO The Sophomore class started the year with their Spring Festival dance which 7 had a large turnout and netted the class treasury a good sum for the coming year. Many of the members of the class participated and excelled in sports. Class officers for the first semester are Paul Costanza, president, Joe Gram- matico, vice president, Dolores Nuovo, secretary, and Marilyn Noel, treasurer. Second semester officers are Lorence Mathews, president, Leo Coelho, vice-presi- dent, Marie Strazzulla, secretary, and Rose Ann Aiello, treasurer. LORENCE MATHEWS, MARIE STRAZZULLA, ROSE ANN AIELLO, LEO COELHO Q' - ' ll -vi H If Sf 1. 1 v - x .p Q ---L:-f9fS1f.: LAWRENCE SEGOVIA, GLORIA WASSON, SHIRLEY MONDLOCH, TOM ENEA The freshman class got off to a good start with Freshman mixer dance, which was given in the gym to get the freshman acquainted with fellow students. The Frosh dance , which featured St. Patricks Day decorations, was a great success and it helped start their bank account. One of the best skits of the year was put on by the freshmen. lt showed a Frankenstein cutting up a fellow student and was greeted with howls of laughter. It was the frosh part of the assembly program. ' Officers for the first semester were Tom Enea, presidentg Lawrence Segovia, vice presidentg Gloria Wasson, secretaryp and Shirley Mondloch, treasurer. 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One of the important duties of the Legislature is the election of school directors such as Director of Boys' Activities, Director of Girls' Activities and Social Director. L A il 1 BLOCK M Under the leadership of officers and their newly elected director, Coach LaFaille, the block M society took it's usual part in the high schools social functions by voting in new members, giving a very successful block M dance, taking part in the May Carnival, and giving the annual block M picnic. During the past few years the boys who have not made a sufficient amount of points but who have been recommended by one of the coaches have been admitted into the block M , The block M is striving to obtain a new set of by- laws pertaining to the point system for inducting new members. The officers who deserve credit for keeping the block M organized were president, Jimmy Grammaticop Vice president Dan Alberts, secretary and treasurer, Jack Duckworth, and Ron Roberts, who was acting president for the first part of the first semester. f - ' f ' . , , V , . .Z -- '- L5'ii15'is5Si111Zifi?5SlitZEfSii'?i?Ii4i????5i562Z55ii?Q1H?f:HfEL1ii9'riL.. 6. A. A. Girls who take part in after school sports make up the Girls Athletic Association. Under the revised point system adopted this spring, two hundred points, instead of three hundred, entitles a girl to membership. Requirements for all awards are lowered one hundred points, numerals from seven hundred to six hundred, blocks one thousand to nine hundred, and stars four hundred to thirteen hundred. The letterwomen's playday with Salinas in April was cancelled because of rain. They had one successful pot luck supper in May. The G. A. A. has the basketball throw consession at the May Carnival again this year. 96 , , -v A ,ww , xv :-fit' Wu.. V., ,431 H, n .1 . ,,- if X 'ics ff.. .V : :f'5, 1 3 , ww .. , F' f . s 'Af vwtw-nv 5d..,1f 5, Miss ART CLUB The Palleteers, an honor organization is be- coming one of the best known clubs in the high school. This success is partly due to the semi-annual Variety Show which gives the students of the student body an opportunity to display.their various talents. To become a member, one must be an art major with an A or B average in art and C average in all other classes. Membership is by invitation and it is considered a great honor to become a Palleteer. This organization is under the sponsorship of Miss Sophie Harpe. 0 KEY CLUB The Key Club, under the sponsorship of the Monterey Peninsula Kiwanis Club, has been very active this year and is fast gathering the momen- tum lost during thelwar when the club was dis- continued. The club has had the honor of being the seventh Key Club to be organized, has done a good job of fullfilling its motto, we build . Under the able leadership of first semester president Don Cummings, and second semester president Ron Roberts and the supervision of Mr. H. A. Young- man, the club headed its list of activities by spon- soring basketball game programs, a dance and a hayride. All of these projects were successful. Plans for the future included club expansion and a greater variety of activities. Future clubs will have a difficult task equal- ling the example set by this year's Key Club. MR. yo UNGMAN 416, 619 Miss BRWET Ys. on M HOLMMQ SERVICE CLUB The service club, although composed of only a few members this year has been very active. Once a month the members are privileged to have a luncheon, either down town or in the social hall. The club is composed of students who have been of service to the school during their four years at high school. To get in a person,must have l0O points, accumulated by means of their activity in the school. The presidents for the year were Al Martin and Don Cummings. l-ll-Y One of the most active clubs in the school the Hi-Y' this last year stayed out in front of the other clubs. The club is primarily for boys who are Juniors and Seniors, and has a standing membership of thirty members through out the year. They meet once a week at the Army-Navy YMCA, with Mr. Gordon Downey and J. B. Wilbur acting as ad- visors. Early this year they bought handsome jackets which were the envy of every boy on the campus. They gave one of the most successful dances at the school last year and also they have had two pot-luck dinners and a picnic. The officers for last year were Mike Vucina, president, Pete McKay, vice-president, Ernie Zan- etta, treasurer, and Pete Balesteri, secretary. XJ, l ds L WNEY Miss BRERET oN SPANISH' CLUB The Spanish Club bears the new title Los Conquistadores , and only those who have an A or B average in Spanish for a semester are entitled to membership, and are entitled to wear the good looking club pins. All the club meetings are carried on in Span- ish and it really keeps the members on their toes. Los Conquistadores have purchased beautiful Latin American and Mexican flggs which decorate the Spanish room. The club is debating between giving a party or a picnic to put the finishing touches on the seasons activities. Officers for the year were president, Anna Costag vice-president George Johnsong secretary- treasurer Nellie Wongg and second semester of- ficers were president Benigna Prietoj vice-president Nellie Wong and secretary-treasurer June lino. Miss Eileen Brereton sponsors the Spanish Club. 1 r l 1 C. S. F. The C. S. F. is composed of students who have earned three A's and one B on their semester grades for a total of I0 points, as A's count three points and B's one. You can still have a C or D and get in but you cannot fail a class. lf you are in the C. S. F. and then fail a class or cut a class you. are im- mediately excluded from the organization. This year the C. S. F. gave a pot-luck supper at Miss Gertrude Rendtorff's home and also went on a trip to the University of California at Berkeley. Miss Rendtorff is the C. S. F. advisor. At Asilomar this year a C. S. F. conference took place and schools from miles around were represented. C. S. F. officers are, president Sal P. Cardinalep x..,.,,.,,-CMM. -,.,. -s.-,NNNA vice-president Sal Di Mercuriog and secretary- treasurer La Dona Fauver. ,I I if J' N x 1' 1 ij! ,!' Miss RENDTORFF WIN N .X lm..- Y A-C JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross under the sponsorship of Miss Ruth Blanchard is a very active group at MUHS. This group sends Christmas decorations and reading matter to Fort Ord, collects mag- azines, makes joke books, and sends gift boxes to people in Europe who show their appreciation in the letters they write acknowledging the gifts. The Soap Shower, an informal dance given in the social hall by the JRC last January, was for the purpose of gathering soap for the European people. ln addition to the admission price everyone had to present a bar of soap. Delegates from the JRC represented Monterey at the state-wide conference in San Jose last fall wher ethey discussed the work their respective groups were doing and made suggestions for improvement. The JRC officers are Connie Gonzales, presi- dent, Vivian Buckeldee, vice-president, Dolores Tarallo, secretary, David Diaz, treasurer, and Jim Grammatico, historian. VU A R1 0 .IJ riffYl?E?TSf'5'25'-Lifilf 'TD'1i ff I'-f'7i':z i '7 'l.'?? ',. 1 V-'F Eff'E-i1.-15f'1IE?T55P2i.5iiYfi5ViQfFZ.:i-2iiiftifffirf ilffffiii nilflfizlf sl-:QP CLUB The shop club is a club of few activities. This last year they were more active. However what little they did everybody knew about. Their dance, which everyone remembers well was perhaps the most stupendous of the year, the decorations being all lights. Among the other activities of the club were a picnic and barbeque which was held at the school, and a concession at the May Carnival and an assembly. The officers last year were, first semester, Jim Van Deusen, president, Jack King, vice-presi- dent, Tom Lucido, secretary, Henry Jewell, trea- surer. Second semester were, Justin Conway, president, Bill Krebs, vice president, Roy Perkins, secretary, Bob Miller, treasurer. The advisor was Frank Bell. ' ' x'?Ji'b+4Z55r-I1Y?ii7i'i52ia2:SfLii1 353 if ANDERSON BAND This year the band has greatly increased its activities over previous years. Under the direction of Mr. Clifford Anderson it has highlighted this year by presenting its annual christmas and spring concerts. Radio broadcasts, and two festivals at Carmel and Oakland are a few of the activities in which the band participated. A pep band has been present at the football and basketball games, and often helped make the Friday rallies more lively. The fifty-four members of the band have been handicapped this year by having no uniforms to wear at performances. This will soon be remedi- ed, however, as new uniforms have been ordered. Despite this handicap the band presented many fine preformances which thrilled the audiences. lx 5KW The Girls Glee Club had a very busy and interesting season being featured before several service clubs, PTA's, assemblies, and teas. They were heard at the County Fair, over the Pacific Grove City Hall Tower, and on several occasions over KDON. They participated in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, the Central Coast Counties Music Festival and the California School Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Music Festival at Oakland. Featured soloists were Ann Rumetsch, Joy Wilkinson and Joan Allen. Gloria Newmann was accompanist. The Boys Glee Club of Monterey High is now in its second post-war season. Membership has increased from twelve to twenty four. Director Manhire states the next years club will be selective. Current songsters have contributed much to campus entertainment through soloists, quartettes, and full ensemble. Highlights of the current season were the Christmas program, the Spring Concert, and several broadcasts over KDON. L10-YVU Th M G I ' f f th s' ' dl A 0ll1CIS C I'0W WGS S0 OIS Ol' 6gl'0Ul , 1 ' , Y W 1 0 rs Bnus Glee lilUll i J-3, the new French club for MUHS, was officially formed this past school year. The club is under the direction of Mr. August Armanasco, with Tom McGraw as president, Rosemary Walters, vice-president, and Sallyan Ferch, secretary-treasurer. Though a young organization, it has been noted for several outstanding actici- ties such as their booth at the May Carnival. Open to any student of French, its main purpose is to promote a better under- standing of the French people, their literature, music, history, and general customs. J-3 was the designation used in the war time rationing system in France to refer to the l4-2l age group. The Sigma Mu is an honor society for the science and math majors in the school. lt is limited to students who get A's or B's in these subjects. This year Mr. Warren Siebel took over the advisorship of the club and under his direction the club is planning several activities. They are going to show pictures of school life in the May Carnival and on the revenues from that, plan to have a picnic. The president for the entire year is Lloyd Gillies. gr, UP , . K , French . H' TT This Golden M is composed of students of high scholastic standing, who make the quarterly honor roll. This requires getting at least three A's and nothing lower than a C. For making this select organization the student receives a small golden M, and as soon as he misses the honor roll he forfeits it. lf a person makes it 12 out of the l6 quarters of his high school life the M is his for life. The Latin Club, Discupuli Romani, has been very active this year. Some of its various activities being a dance, scheduled for April 30, a Roman banquet, and a celebration of the Saturnalia. The Latin Club is a branch of the Junior Classical League, which accounts for the JCL on the club pins. First semester officers were president, Pete McKay, vice president, Ken Kim- ball, secretary, Dorothy Balesteri, treasurer, Alan Leighton, and second semester officers were, president, Frank Bottero, vice-president, Nat Agliano, treasurer, Jerry Googins. .ogg gf, , I pgs, Aw The orchestra again this year has been very active. Under the direction of Mr. Clifford Anderson they have played two concerts, one at Christmas and the other early in the spring. They are also planning to attend the Music Festival at Stockton later in the year. In sharing services this year with the Monterey Peninsula College, activities have been speeded up. Materials have been shifted, procedures revamped, seating capacity increased, and hours extended until IO P. M. Aiding the librarian have been many student assistants, two-time clerical assistants, monitors, and for two weeks only,-a library practice student from the University of California. dj, me rchestra Liz! Jg'A?vgl.lZ..'2x.w.Js1bu6'T'4i3fn'x2if.J-:m?1 7'v'IFlfZ67:Ri?Ws-Ik,,,12iEk12iSill1'6sXEXi'nn'ki9Qt3ff'aIi 25i'.'Rf'7.:3N7lPlein5361:'f7w:1'Q?d5fiiNi '-'9 '-f- Wfk-2-ll Lu7 XM'B5?i The Galleon, voice of the Monterey Union High School, is guided by Mrs. Margaret Moreau. The staff of news seekers records the happenings around school and goes to press every two weeks. There is much confusion in the Galleon office in S64 between issues but the students usually manage to get things straightened out before the copy is due at the Herald Printers. This year the galleon joined the Pacific Slope School Press sponsored by the University of Washington Journalism Department. The MUHS rag rated high on their comparative scale. The yearly dance maintained the tradition of originality by taking place in a hobo jungle. The office staff again this year is helping to do clerical work in the office and get valuable experience so they can get a job after they graduate. Members who help out are ,Evonna Conway, Louise Husserl, Donna Butler, Connie Gonzales, Vivian Buckeldee, Rosalie Russo, Lois Crabbe, Eva DiMercurio, Betty Cooper, Shirley Wingard, Mary Mancuso, Rose Mary Trovato, Rose Mary Coniglio, Frances Henry, Elena Ojea, Antoinette Skalabrin, Benigna Prieto, Carmen Munoz, Sylvia O'Neil. The newly organized book club, READING WHEEL, bids fair to be an outstanding community venture throughout the year. The purpose is for the pleasure of sharing interests in books and in related subjects. - The Girl's Tennis Club is a new organization, consisting of girls interested in tennis. The club has sponsored two tennis play-days, one with Carmel and the other with Salinas and Carmel. There are additional play-days scheduled. First semester officers were, president, Sally Garcia, vice-president, Barbara Deakin, secretary-treasurer, Shirley Wingard, managers, Donna Butler and Gwenn Reed. Officers for this quarter are, president, Barbara Castro, vice-president, Diane Goldsmith, secretary, Nancy Mignino, Managers, Sumi Kono, and Alice Satow. F Bull ighters 1 F 1 ! The Bull Fighters just started this year. They patrol halls and games. Wendell Brumley, chief, and Barbara Castro, secretary. Mr. Ed Kelley is advisor. Under the direction of Mr. Rhu Monhire, the senior chorus has been practising since the second semester to sing at their graduation exercises. The group was d' ed into three sections, according to voice ports, these being alto, soprano, and s. It was a voluntary group, but practises had to be attended regularly for a e o to stay in. They also sang for one of the sqhool assemblies. . 'V . fl, . Vx ' ' ,, , I. H. A f Gt -v ' kk ! , I I ,Y WW -.MJ After a slow start this year, the Radio Club has arrived at a state of succesful activity and student interest. Recently the noon dances were thought of as a possible annual event but thanks to the sparkpluging of the Radio Club they are now looked forward to every other week. President Robert McMahon attributes the present success of the Radio Club tn the cooperative coordination of these committees. An important project of the Radio Club this year was a visit to the Univeristy of California Elec- tronic Lab which includes the world famous Cyclotron, and was followed by a fellowship, lunch in San Francisco. The Radio Club officers are first semester, Bob lwamoto, president, Mike Vucina, vice-president, Ken Hoang, secretary. second semester, Robert McMahan, president, Mike Vucina, vice-president, Charles Jewart, treasurer, and Albert Estabrook, secretary. Mr. Charles Mulkey, sponsor of the Club has been granted by acclamation a full voting member- ship in the club. The Home Economics Club of Monterey High School is affiliated with the national organization, The Future Homemakers of America and is under the sponsorship of Miss Maurine Vander Griend. The Monterey chapter was organized this year, but has been very active in this short time. Under president Pat Foster the club sponsored a Christmas tea and a Spring fashion show. The club acted as hostess to the state meeting held at Asilomar and participated at the district meeting in Watson- ville. Cream puffs and hot coffee were sold in their booth at the May Carnival. Other officers were Jane Black, vice-president, and Christine Vilar, secretary-treasurer. Miss Ruth Blanchard and Miss llene Refshouge, both Homemaking teachers, helped Miss Vander Griend with the club activities. 4, in M i ,gy ' -1 1 1 1 - -11 14 l 4 I - P 1 !fT.,,.fEf. ,-S EL SUSURRO STAFF Advisor - Editor - - - Business Manager - Advertising Manager Advertising Staff - Sales Staff - Boys Sports Editor Girls Sports Editor Senior Editor - - Arts and Organizations - Photographer - - - MR. 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P 4 vf' ff' as -Q , ..5-, :, ' V if ff ' L- i' ..-,,,,.ff-.lnv-.W.V.,..-..-- -- VY., Y -aluumluulul 1 ATHLETICS ,J ,aaazfazg fb 0 l gfddf v5Z756J.,66L2J sie' 0 CiC V46 Qywfsf , Lf T' af :gif 0 0 ' d 1 , LZ :exif aj 9 Q65 Q A ,425 1 4 I 4 7 ! ,zz Q f ,aj -Q X 7 1 JI 1 lz , ,..-- V: Qmajg 4 ' . f -ld 6 QR wl' ,., ., V- r--1, . H . . ' ,. 1' 15' ' ,f -. I -Za. '-1'- JW:- ' ' ' - ,A , w M .V V . V.,QN,m,,5,gg'-yigvisiifgis::j.g,.-F295 f -,- ' , in ' 'i,fj, . , g-,,Qp.4qm5jfgLef -f '1ff1,.,., Qi ,. , - . , 1?:-.:,,:-,:f.i.'5'5'--1 A A 2, .. ., , . . Lg, .Y K . 12+ -' ' fzrii ff-'iff : .mir ' ff- 1, ' ?'7i:iCg,.5-3J 75 'i 'f 'A -1 'f 'Z ' , 3 Lf 'Q '.'1i-,fr QQ? X 1 5 -lf.gTif', u- x:i55 .,.., M' ' 1 ? 5 9+ .mm-,l '? 'f'--F f4 ff'k' ' J'f -1 ' -- '5 - ' g Pwgxii, wem!.f.4.,-1. ...m-.- - .' 'Eggs' ' .- .1 , . ' 3 I 4 1 1 i 1 i 1 1 4 v 1 I 1 I 1 X x 1 COACHES MR. YOUNGMAN MR. LAFAILLE MR. McNElL Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Lightweight Basketball Baseball Lightweight Football Track MR. GARDNER MR. YOUNG Tennis Swimming This year MUHS fared better than any school in the CCAL in the athletic championship de- partment. With one championship trophy stowed away already and with two, and possibly three more to come, sports at Monterey during 47-48 were very successful. The footbal lteam won the CCAL crown with comparative ease and demonstrated to everyone that Monterey had one of the most powerful grid machines in Northern California. Under the able direction of Coach Hal Youngman, the team won all their league encounters by not less than three touchdowns. Tennis again can be called a cinch crown for the ninth year in a row, and golf and baseball may be listed as probables. In other sports, Tareadore teams were always up there near the top and never lost to anyone without a good fight. Sincere appreciation and gratitude by the staff and the whole student body, is extended the entire coaching staff for splendid work all season for without them none of the success mentioned above could have been possible. FOGTBALL DICK NARVAEZ -Captain The monterey football team of I947 proved to be at least three touchdowns better than the rest of the C. C. A. L. as they captured their first undisputed league title since l938. ln compiling a seasonal record of seven wins, two losses, and one tie, the Toreadore gridders scored 188 points against their opponents' 92. The season was a personal triumph for Coach Hal Young- man who has left M. U. H. S. to take over coaching duties at Monterey Peninsula College. h Holding down the end spots were big Bob Baugh, an out- standing pass receiv.er, ably backed up by hard charging Bill Harrison. Capably filling the tackle spots were Bill Krebs and Vic Davi, both beefy and experienced. Fast and rugged guards Ed Zubov and John LoMonoco teamed with stocky center Vince Maiorana to round out the middle of the line. ln the backfield Coach Youngman started Al Matthews, Joe Grammatico, Dick Narvaez, and John Anestasia or, in case of injury, little Richard Oyama. Breakaway threats were Oyama and the quarterback Mat- thews, while power was supplied by Narvaez, Anestasia, and Grammatico. Narvaez did the bulk of the passing and kicking, although points after touchdowns were booted by Oyama. Monterey opened the season by trouncing George Washing- ton of San Francisco, 20-7. ln doing so they gained the distinc- 1 xiii! QX if ff A' xxx - 1 fl I . tion of being one of the few teams to stop Ollie Matson, the Eagles' all-city halfback. The following week the Toreadores added another San Francisco scalp to their belt when they walloped Lowell, 13-0. The next contest saw the local boys get a lesson in passing the football from Ed Brown of San Luis Obispo. He and .big fullback Dick Regier led a 13-0 onslaught against an injury weakend Monterey team. ln the first out of town game, the Toreadores had to come up with a last minute 92 yard drive, featuring the passing of Dick Narvaez, to salvage a 13-13 tie with an inexperienced but spirited San Jose High School team. The following week Monterey returned to San Jose, only to receive a 25-7 thumping at the hands of Lincoln High School. The Toreadores took and early 7-0 lead but never again threatened. All Matthews returned' the opening kickoff for a touchdown to start M. U. H. S. on its way to a 24-7 victory over Watsonville in the league opener. The Wildcats were completely outclassed as Monterey gained 227 yards from scrimmage. A 33-7, breather over Hollister brought the home schedule to a close. The following week Narvaez and Oyama led the Toreadores to a 19-13 triumph over Madera in a game marred by penalties. M. U. H. S. gained 372 yards from scrimmage, but lost 150 yards to the officials. The Montereyans turned in their outstanding performance of the year as they swamped a supposedly strong Santa Cruz aggregation, 39-7. Narvaez to Baugh passes and Anestasia cross- bucks were'especially successful ground gainers. The Big Game with Salinas saw the Toreadores pull away to a 20-0 victory after a scoreless first half. After two touchdowns had been made on smashes at the line, a Narvaez-Baugh pass con- nected for the final score. Joe Grammatico was judged outstanding player on the field and was awarded a wristwatch as a prize. The Junior Varsity, under the direction of John Gardiner, boasted a record of four wins, one loss, and a tie. Against varsity opposition they tied Carmel, 6-6, lost to Gonzales, 6-0, and defeated Gilroy, 25-0. The Watsonville J. V.'s bowed, 14-6, while the Salinas reserves were downed twice, 13-0 and 20-0. Bolstering both the varsity and junior varsity teams were Nick Marotta, Bob Miller, Henry Jewell, Frank Cardinale, Pete Torrentia, Roy Drocovich, Harvey Plante, Bob Feliciano, Joe Aquaviva, Sal Solis, Hilton Riley, Don Cummings, Dan Albert, Bert Aiello, Pete Bartowick, and Jack Kelly. Coach Gardiner, who will take over as head grid mentor, announced a seven game schedule for 1948 including games with Lowell, Burlingame,and San Jose. .V Mi,afM,,,,if... .,.. ii ,-'--f.-f. 1 JOE GRAMMATICO, LEFT HALF Jne of three returning lst stringers from the previous ear. Started slowly but came along good until the inal game with Salinas an dwas judged the outstanding ilayer on the field in that game. Was mentioned on wany ALL C. C. A. l.. teams. AL MATTHEWS, QUARTERBACK Perhaps the shiftiest runner in the league this year, he excelled in all departments. Played safety and ran back several punts and kickoffs for touchdowns. l-lis famous 90 yard run of the opening kickoff against Watsonville broke their backs and enabled the Toreadores to go on to an easy victory. RICHARD OYAMA, HALFBACK The scatback of the Monterey team, he went through the whole season at a fraction over l35 pounds. Once in the clear, he couldn't be stopped. Scored two touch! downs against Madera and in general had the game of his life in that encounter. JOHN ANESTASIA, RIGHT HALF Reserve fullback last season moved to right half this year. Was outstanding line backer and came in to his own on offense against Santa Cruz. Has one more year to play at Monterey. BILL KREBS, RIGHT TACKLE BOB BAUGH END A veteran with two years' experience before this sea- Undisputably the finest end in the league this year son. Particularly vicious tackler and excells on defense. i N0lT'l6Cl On every ALL C. C. A L team and received Ngmed on geyergl AI-L fegmg gf the end of l l'1OFlOI'OlJle mention fOI' the season. l He constituted the receiving end of the famous Narvaez JOHN LOMONACO, LEFT GUARD Played junior varsity last year and moved up to fill the place vacant when Al Garnero left. Was a stand out all year particularly on offense. A senior, he expects to play iaysce ball next year. to-Bough pass. BILL HARRISON, END Alternate end who transferred this year and improved right along. Equally good on offense and defense he should be much better ncrzt ycor if he should ga to J. C. VICTOR DAVI, LEFT TACKLE Junior varsity last year. Improved to The point where he was one of the outstanding Iinemen at the end of the season, Was a rock on defense, he could not besmoved by anyone, a Senior, he expects to play boil at Jaysee next year. VINCE MAIORANA CENTER AI-I-EN KING, RIGHT END Another reserve last year Teamed wnfh Anesfasla to Junior vOfSifv 'OSI V905 he VTWOVECI UD I0 The SDOT Ieff make Cenfer of the Iune nmpregnable on defense, 0 VGCUUT bY SUI E090 Und SII0Wed UD VGVY well OUTSTOHCI Junuor ne loo' s forward to another year of M U H. S, IUQ On CIGIGVWSQ, he SI'ODD9d WOUY .Xi25.l1ZSI3inc2 JIM VAN DUESEN Captain LIGI-ITWEIC-Bl-IT FOOTBALL The lightweight gridders enjoyed a good season this year, winning two and losing two league games under Coach Doug McNeil. Playing in the backfield were Tom Enea, Bill Blanchard, Lawrence Segovia, Lawrence Matthews, Sal Cardinale, and Herbert Zimmerman. Outstanding linemen were captain Jim Van Deusen, Jack King, Gus Aiello, David Eubanks, Leo Coelho, Nat Agliano, Brad Conger, and Bob Fowler. .1 , 'ws I ts N!,.s,.S-' ,Ext RON ROBERTS Captain VARSITY BASKETBALL The Toreadore basketball team turned a mediocre season into a suc- cessful one by taking top honors at the Carmel Invitational Tournament. Coach Leon LaFaille's cagers broke even in league play, but emerged triumphant over Pacific Grove in two of their three meetings. The Monte- rey boys had their C. C. A. L. title hopes smashed when they lost a 30-29 heartbreaker to Watsonville. At the forward positions were captain Ron Roberts, Richard Lee, and Richard Oyama. Dick Narvaez, backed up by Don Cummings, held down the center spot, while the guards were Ray Messinger, Dan Albert, and Vic Davi. , A The squad was rounded out by Hank Kuwatani, Al Matthews, Neno Aiello, Lou Frost, and Bob Bough, iniured in early season play. Others seeing action during the year were Bert Aiello, Vince Maiorana, John Anestasia, .lnhn Hazdovac, Irving Wheat, Bill Harrison, Frank Lucido, and Arthu r Vargas. Monterey, 25 - Washington, Monterey - Salinas M0'1fe eYf 25 ' Cmmelf Monterey, Watsonville, Monterey, 31 - Salinas, Monterey, Carmel, Monterey, l9 ' Watsonville, M H II. Monterey - Hollister, onferey' - 0 mer' Monterey, 34 - Santa Cruz, M0nfe eYf SUMO CWI, Monterey, l9 - - Pacific Grove,' 32 Monterey, 40 - - Pacific Grove, CARMEL TOURNAMENT Monterey, 46 - - - Gonzales, 35 Monterey, 39 - - - Gilroy, 24 Monterey,,3O - - Pacific Grove, 29 I-ow -,,. X A if ' 53? jf 11 Q I . Xx- 'A'-. A X L., I ,J W N :AO 5 fl gl' ,w ,pv- -'-.. 1 f . 'Jag S A fu ' H fa fav? H 'fg . sf' f . 1 7 V M W A . , I 5 fn- nn 6 4 f ' P ' 3 9 1 '45 2 ' . tm L Q . k .x Q 'I , L I- -,L,:L,:iQfQ.E 4 I I --f- , . m ,, . - 5 .. ' ' 452 4. 4 fp . 'i Q 1 1 K ,TK .af l rl, ,xi Q uw Y' fr' ,' . J SI? 'W A .,r.,,.,..,, 2 . :- 1 RQ LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL LIGHTWEIGHT FIRST FIVE LIGHTWEIGHT SQUAD Doug McNeil's lightweight cagers ended the C. C. A. L. season with three victories and five defeats, while they won three and lost two in non-league play. The team's performance was fairly good, consider- ing the fact that only one letterman returned from last year's squad. At the forward spots were Lawrence Matthews, second highest scorer in the league, and captain Gus Aiello. Frank Bottaro handled the pivot post, while Min- uro Okumura and Lawrence Segovia held down the guard positions. Outstanding reserves were Bernard Torres, Paul Costanza, Frank Campos, Tom Enea, and Tom Lucido. Prospects for next season are good with practically the whole squad returning. Monterey, Monterey, Monterey, Washington, Monterey, - Carmel, Monterey, - Salinas, Monterey, Watsonville, Monterey, - Hollister, Monterey, Santa Cruz, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Monterey, - Salinas, on erey, a sonvl e, M t W t 'll Monterey, - Carmel, Monterey, - Hollister, Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove . Aly - AL MARTIN ' JOHN LOM0 ACO . DICK NARVAEZ Sprints Quarter Mi e ,Aj High Jump , pf, ll 7 li TRACK Track prospects at M. U. H. S. this year are just fair to middling. The team has a few outstanding per- formers but lacks depth, which is so necessary to win meets. The team is weak in sprinters, although Al Martin- is capable of 10.6 in the hundred and 22.9 in the furlong. The only other sprinter of note is Al Matthews. The 440 is well represented for the Green and Gold by John LoMonoco, who is one ofthe best in the league this year. He also runs the 220 in creditable time. Other quarter milers are Frank Costa and Nick Marotta. ln the middle distance, 880 men are Pete Riso and Dink McCormick. Miler Bob Baugh is leader in that event, backed up by Don Payne. The Toreadores' strength is practically nil in the hurdles with Al Matthews and Nick Marotta showing the most promise. -A A , , 1 A i X , ry r is -SM' .f BOB BAUGH TOM ENEA LAWRENCE SEGOVIA Distance Sprints Shot Put ln the field events one mon stands out. He is Dick Narvaez, who can put the I2 pound shot 45 feet and high jump 5 feet, 7 inches. ln the broad jump both Pete Bartowick and Pete Riso can go 20 feet, which insures them a place in any meet. The pole vault and discus are the weakest of the Toreadore field events. ln the pole vault Nick Marotta and Tom Pottharst are learning fast and in the discus Bob Baugh is practically the only prospect. The lightweights this year are much stronger than last. ln the sprints they have Tom Enea, Tom Silvear, and Leo Gota. ln the distance races there are George Brucato, Ernie Diridoni, and Allan Rough. ln the field events there are Lawrence Segovia in the shot and broad jump. He is backed up by Tom Enea in the former event. Jim Stucky is the best prospect in the hurdles, high jump, and pole vault. BASEBALL HANK KUWATANI JACK DUCKWORTH RICHARD OYAMA First Base Outfield Segqnd Bqge Baseball at Monterey promises to be every bit as successful as it was last year when the Toreadores won their first championship in 20 years. Although only two first stringers from last year's aggregation were on hand to greet coach Leon LaFaille, there is ample strength at every position, especially pitching. As the book went to press the team had shone up well in practice games, but had been rained out of its two league games. The infield consists of Hank Kuwatani at first, Rich Oyama at second, Neno Aiello at short, and Bert Aiello or Joe Grammatico at the hot corner. The picket line is led by Bob lwamoto in centerfield, .lack Kelly in left, and Vince Maidrana in right. The starting battery is lefty Pete Bartowick pitching, and Bob Feliciano catching. Other flingers who take their turn on the mound for the Green and Gold are Dan Albert, Sal Card- inale, and George Lindsey. TENNIS , -... 7 RAY MESSINGER LOU FROSTJ' GEORGE CRABBE 1, l 5' L! -1 The I948 tennis team appeared well on the way to its eighth straight C. C. A. L. title, having won four league matches without losing a set at this writing. Competition for berths on Coach John Gardinerfs net squad is exceedingly keen with Ray Messinger top- ping the list of prospects. Also fighting for spots on the team are George Crabbe, Lou Frost, Frank Campos, Richard Lee, Al Maitute, Ernie Zanetta, Lawrence Chan, and Sal Solis. 0, SWIMMING K DON CUMMINGS Qapfz KEN KIMBALL BOB PIETROBONO Coach F. A. Young's swimming team is probably the strongest ever to wear the Green and Gold. Led by Don Cummings and Ken Kim , e ,ad boasts such outstanding performers as Charlie Jewart, Jack Kelly, Bob Pietrabono, Ben Dew, an Bill Curtis. C The lightweights, who handed Palo A its nd defeat in ten years, feature Chuck Buccino, Rusty Harris, Larry Cummings, Bill Jewart, and Hiitoshi Kono. GOLF F ROY DROCOVICH ' FELIX SPEIGLER JOE KIRBY Golf at Monterey Hi promises to be more successful than any season has been in the last few years. With all of last year's team returning plus some talented newcomers the team should be as god as any team in the C. C. A. L. ' ' y First man is Felix Spiegler, who consistently shoots in the low 8O's.i Following him are Roy Drocovich, Joe Kirby, Nick Marotta, Ben Moody, and Jack Holt. Up to the time the book went to press the team had lost only to Salinas J. C. in a practice match. MISS SHOENINGER ' MRS. ESTEP ANTOINETTE SKALABRIN Instructor Instructor Director of Girls' Activities GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Our girls of M. U. H. S. sincerely enjoy participating in such an organization as the G. A. A. To become a member of the G. A. A., one must accumulate 300 points. After they are initiated into the organization, they are ready to qualify. for a G. A. A. sweater, pin, numeral, block, and a star, by activity in the various after school sports such as hockey, soccer, tennis, archery, swimming, and badminton. Each game played three time in succession entitles a girl to l00 points, thus enabling her to earn her membership at 300 points, her numerals at 700, her block at l,000, and her star at l,400. Different playdays, including a variety of competitive sports, give the girls opportunities in meeting many girls from various schools nearest Monterey. Playdays prove most successful in getting girls better acquainted and friendlier toward each other. . At least once a year, a Pot-Luck Supper is given as a symbol of'memory regarding the last games played between classes, and following the supper, the girls enjoy an exciting basketball game in the gym. Girls' sports give a girl the opportunity to express her thoughtfulness, sincerity, and ability in sports.. Pictures of inter-class competition, results, and scores will be shown on the following pages. Dm-Icnmgmcn -Ima-T1 :bm-lmmgrmn UZO0rmn fa-we President - - - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - - - OFFICERS President - - - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - - is ROSE MARY CUTINO LILLIAN PEART MARILYN BURNETT CAROL HANSEN LUCILLE AVILA MARILYN HARKLESS - JO ANN VOUT PAT FOSTER , I F '5 Q N 3 x fa: K 'IfIif,'fQi31 A iiiii QW' f' f . ,AH 'f ' ,aff A SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM Left to right: Marian Perkins, Marvyl Lown, Rosalie Anestasi, Angie Melicia, Carmen Torrente, Antoinette Skalabrin, Louise Husserl Marilyn Burnett, Lucille Avila, Jo Ann Knowles, Angie Crivello, Betty Cooper, Gwen Reed, Donna Clark, Pat Foster, Pat Smentec. ARCHERY Left to right: Virginia Westfall, Doris Bottero, Eloise Willoughby, Antoinette Skalabrin, Pat Foster, Iva Ann Yarnell, Beverly Costa, .lo Ann Knowles, Carol Hansen. SWIMMING Left to right: Barbara Deakin, Dolly Chappell, Mary Ann Bucchina, Mary Clinton, Balbina Astuy, Beverly Dickensen, Marilyn Noel, Vivian Buckeldee, Yvonne Everson, Marilyn Burnett, Betty Ray, Marlene Proctor, Carol Hansen, Lorraine Moran, Sally Garcia, .loan Thomas, FRESHMAN IQNNIS Left to right: Mary Ann, Furino, Jo Ann Balesteri, Balbina Astuy, Ann Chiantelli, Helen Hoyt, Gloria Wasson, Mary Ann Bucchino, Sumi Kono. VOLLEYBALL-SENIOR A TEAM Left to right: Angie Melicia, Lucille Avila, Rose Mary Cutinb, Angie Crivello, Antoinette Skalabrin, Rosalie Anestagi, Jo Ann Knwoles Gwen Reed, Betty Cooper,' Donna Clark, Pat Smentec. VOLLEYBALL-JUNIOR B TEAM Left to right: Carol Case, Phyllis Church, Teresa Sanchez, Nellie Altavilla, Alma Gee, Norma Hale, Nancy lchikawa, Lillian Peart, Geraldine Cardinalli, Haruka Hari. 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This was the second edition of the show. w T111 fsfff4sz5'T3':2: ' f ' ex vw I W? ff:- , Q 5'-3 A H ,, . eff Q '3 5.x , 5 l Congratulations to the Class of '48 FROM THE D. C. CUMMINGS CO. ' FLOOR CONTRACTOR 1523 Highway No. 1 Phone 9031 Monterey, Cahfornla PALACE STATIGNERY ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY CALIFORNIA Colleqiofe DPQSS sump 489 Alvarado Monterey Califor a Phone 7777 KDON-FM TOWER ON MT. BALDY INEAR MT. TOROI IS PLAINLY VISIBLE FROM ALL PARTS OF THE MONTEREY PENINSULA AND THE SALINAS VALLEY RADIO KDON RADIO KDON-FM GIVING RADIO LISTENERS IN THE CENTRAL COAST COUNTIES AREA THE FIRST CLEAR HIGH FIDELITY FM RECEPTION FOR MONTEREY, SANTA cxuz AND sAN BENITO couNTlEs Watch for KDON-Television! AIRWAY 'PHARMACY AIRWAY VII.LAGE, CARMEL VALLEY DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS FOUNTAIN DOWN TOWN PRICES Best Wishes to Class of '48 Marionas Clip Joint AIRWAY VILLAGE CARMEL VALLEY IN THE VALLEY ITIS Carmel Dairy Fountain an3'ze's geaufxl MARK AND ZOLA LUSIER, Propf. PHONE 608 LINCOLN AND OCEAN CARMEL I-lilby's Drug Store lNext to State Theatre? PHONE 4226 419 ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Best Wishes to Class of '48 1 f uqnu nii Cllaeclrnerq F1sHERMAN's WH-ARF ANGELOIS FISHERMAN'S WHARF 1 1 COCKTAILS - PIZZA - SEA FOOD lvXike's Seafood Restaurant a 9003 Place fo eaf Mike Bomart P p Ph 6328 F herman's Wharf Monte V1 .W , - I 0157 ,QM jf! wif 35 . MMA ' 'vn' -- WV' WQLM g1 QWMf1 54 -M!!!-Z' V-Ziff K zfiwf do J K ,gf ,ffw 1, 'f:'p azfevff ,LW Congratulations to the Class' ,gif WWW fyf yy-M F of Z5 ffdfcfgx 5 Id- as -4 ROBERT STANTON ,gMgL7,f.y 7 f 'pf-M47 If 2 ,..f' ' Y Q t...- Cbzlgmfulzufiona, fans of Z8 YOUR MONTEREY CHAMBER' OF COMMERCE Promotes Education, Culture, Recreation and Business W on the Monterey Peninsula MONTEREY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NIH CHIH RESS SHO BEAJL HA WAR 442 ALVARADO STREET PHONE 7195 MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 4 Alfa Carmel Valley Store Phone Carmel 54-J-11 Conqrofulofions and Goocl Lucia! CICISS of ,48 O M c K A Y ' S FILMS FINISHING PHOTO SUPPLIES CAMERAS ACCESSORIES MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 470 Alvarado Street Telephone 6327 Clolzgfzafufafiona fo is gfaaf, of 7 948' RUDOLPI-I'S 801 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE MONTEREY FURNITURE STURE Things That Make A House A Home The Poppy wgszs kgs afucfsnfi mast BREAKFAST LUN CH ES DINNERS FOUNTAIN SPECIALS Famoux Homemade Candies Congratulations to the 1 Class of 1948 O from II. L FRUSI ROOFING COMPANY 1221 Fremont Telephone 4908 onterey Nash PHONE 6036 372 CALLE PRINCIPAL MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA fHotel San Carlos Garage, 0 COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF CARS Wheel Balancing ancl Aligning Factory Trained Mechanic! Body and Fender Shop 24 Hour Pickup and Delivery Service PENINSULA AUTOMOBILE CO. BUICK AND INTERNATIONAL DEALERS Del Monte and Washington Streets Phone 8569 MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 0 We specialize in the Highest Quality of Automotive Service and Repairs Q Wben Better Automobilef are built, Buick will build tbem Your fovorite POP CORN o KARMELKORN Oh, so good Q HOME MADE CANDY See it mode Q And your FAVORITE FOUNTAIN K 6 I' m el K O I' I1 S I1 O P 429 Alvarado sf. Phone 8929 J. 6. PENNE7 COMPANY, INC. DEPARTMENT STORES O Congratulations to the Class of 1948 You will always find worthwhile savings at your friendly Penney Store in ..... SPORTSWEAR PIECE GOODS BLANKETS CLOTHING SHOES INFANTS' WEAR ACCESSORIES DRAPERIES Gongfzafulafions fo Glass W, of I948 R JW HERALD PRINTERS Congratulations to the Class of 1948 Portable Typewriters, all makes Zipper Leather Brief Cases with 3 rings PHONE 8567 Sheaffer, Parker and Eversharp Fountain Pens 459 ALVARADO STREET New Type Student Fluorescent Desk Lamps WURZMANN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE offlcr fawmmr Ama sfarlowfky ABINANTE MUSIC STORE ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Rasmussen and mnndu SPORTING GOODS AND MODEL SHOP 490 Alvarado Street Phone 8088 Pacific Mutual Fish Co. Wbolesale Retail FISHERMANfS WHARF Providing for Monterey Peninsula the Finest in Modern Portrait and Commercial Photography MonlQPQq Siu io 469 Alvarado Street MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 5,3 Gi MU RRAY MoToRs 623 Mu Mont-er eongfzafulafions fo flue Glass of l9Lf8 TI-IRIFT FCOD STORE It's HOUR SHOES for your school hours and HOUR SHOES for your hours of play af H OLIP Shoe StOPQSS MONTEREY PACIFIC GROVE HOLLISTER Gongfzafulafions fo flfze Glass I 948 WASSON RESTAURANT BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '48 11 Chafmak 5' Chandler MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 4 Cbmjhfinzznii of E. IF-I. TRAXLER REAL ESTATE - SALES - LOANS 4- LEASES 498 ALvAkAno Wheaton Jewelers EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING DIAMOND SETTING 487 ALVARADO STREET PHONE 4235 Bergquist Jewelers Diamonds - fwafaflsi - gswsfzy 421 Alvarado Street Monterey, Califor MONTEREY HARDWARE COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD NEEDS PAINTS L SPDRTILNG GOODSD MEARLE L. CHAVOYA,,Prop. , . I 422 Tyler Street Monterey, California Tfle 6fNfRv4l TIRE' YOUNT GENERAL TIRE CO. MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 0 PHONE 5 FREMONT AND ABREGO Gamfpldmeffpii MIDWAV DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS - DRUGS O 601 I. gh lw A Tphone 6325 New Monferey CHADWICK JEWELEIQS WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE Watch and jewelry Repairing 145 WEST FRANKLIN ' PHONE 9508 RICHARDSON'S FURNITURE STORE Headquarters for Bear Brand Knitting Yards and Bucilla Stamped Goods 1 1 Your Own Work is Always' Good 1 1 FRANKLIN AND CALLE PRINCIPAL MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '48 SEINE AND LINE FISHERMEN'S UNION OF MONTEREY Affiliated with SEAFARERS INTERNATIONAL UNION OF -NORTH AMERICA, A. F. of L. 233 ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 3126 fompfkmsnfa fo Qfaii of 7948 MONTEREY CREAME RY C0129 'zafufaflfolzif California Water and Telephone Co. TYLER AND BONIFACIO e' ? mi LA IURRJE ' -, A:lN:+,f'Af,h.vf.' ' FINE ITALIAN DINNERS 1 f Telephone 3780 112 Pacxflc Street Monterey, Cahforma Congratulations and Best Wislzes ro flze dass of 1948 J. D. Tl-IORN 6' CO. Real Estate - Insurance 4os cAu.E PRINCIPAL PHONE 4133 dong 'zatuazfionsf SMITI-I BROS. HARDWARE CO. DEMOCRACY AT WORK There is one place where you can see the bright spectacle of Democracy at work and paying off. It's before you every day in the MONTEREY PENINSULA HERALD'S WANT AD columns, where the little Want Ad wields its power. Through it thousands of Peninsula individuals carry on the tradition of free enterprise, offering goods, property, or services to other individuals. Through it are represented fairly and equally, all races, religions and conditions of men. Through it the personal business of the Peninsula becomes a big business built on individual selling, buying, renting, hiring and swapping. nutmeg peninsula iieralh THE COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER OF THE MONTEREY PENINSULA G Za 64744 af 7941? MISSION BAKERY THE LEATHER SHOI3 EARL AND MARGARET FELLHAUER Leather Merchandise and Leathercraft Supplies Repairing - Gold Stamping 'I 1 Phone 20121 . 245 Alvarado Street Monterey, California mission photo Service, X e 5 . A 1 ...ffm Om gesf wishes always I-lotel San Carlos MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Wfalter Carter Professional ,Building Telephone 7885 FlOP DQ Ol'llQPQl.l FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS - PQTTED PLANTS CORSAGES i WEDDING FLOWERS Gompliments to Glass of 1948 GTEURGTE TI-TIOMTES Glass of 1923 TEITER STREET SERVICE CERTER HARTS BENQ 1 SHOP FORN IA EI Camino Cake Shop SPECIALIZING IN CAKES AND BREAD O BIRTHDAY AND WEDDING CAKES MADE TO ORDER I 198 Del Monte Avenue Monterey, California comfzfimamfa fo Clfau of 7945 ETS - I-IOKIN 5' GALVAN Radio Rapair Record Changer Service DON GRAFTON LLOYD DAY ' G R A F T O N'S Sales and Service Custom Radio and Phonograph Installations Paging Systems fPlant or Officej Inter-Communication Systems Public Address Systems . 147 Webster Street Phone 7802 Monterey, California PETS FOR GIFTS BEST WISHES TO THE GIFTS FOR PETS GRADUATING CLASS OF '48 MONTEREY PET SHOP PET SUPPLIES 6' ACCESSORIES ISI Del Monte Avenue Monterey, California BILL AND BOBBIE MEEK PHONE 6I82 gui wiafiaa fo kgs HZQCJMQEIIIZ9 afau, of 7948 R. O. SUMMERS PLUMBING ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS MEMBER MASTER PLUMBERS AssN. 409 CALLE .PRINCIPAL -OFFICE PHONE 5329 MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA I-IERMAN'S COFFEE SI-IOP ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA MIDWAY DRUGS F.,j. NICHOLAS f K. G. MATHISON CAMERAS . . . DRUGS . . . PRESCRIPTIONS LIGHTHOIUSE AVENUE NEW MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA It ,lr ,QW AQ. In In V V h , - Q' I-IODGE S f ,f,,! J: A, RICI-IFIELD SERVICE f -N !ff?fIl - 501 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE qv- 5 ' NEW MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 'Q' CHINA IMPORTING CO. . Y 1 I Chinese Objects of Art Bicycles for Rent 1 1 Guaranteed Lubrication ' PHONE 6601 464 ALVARADO MONTEREY Congtatulations to the Class of '48 DALE L. VVARD Sc SON Sl'l I'jlI4Q MflllfL'l'6j' PL'17.f7I.fIl14I Since 1929 1 1 PHONE 9813 215 DEL MONTE M A R ll A N N A' S PHONE 9020 Women's Ready-to-Wear MONTEREY , , KIDDIE SHOP lnlants' ancl Chilclren's Wear ' JACK AND MARION PACINI MRS. V. BRINGHAM, Mgr. Hand Made Baby Clothes a Specialty, Sizes l to 6 1 'f O 261 Alvarado Street Monterey, California 434 Alvarado Street Monterey, Calif0r11iH ROBLES DEL RIO STORE Robles Del Rio, California goof! fzmfigi fzom Terek qQLyneJ UQ nifxi gox geaufxi gal LORETTA FAHEY O O CARMELKS SHOP FOR MEN PHONE 6213 0 229 DEL MONTE AVENUE OCEAN AVENUE CARMEL MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Q PRESCRIPTIONS Q DRUGS Q COSMETICS PALACE DRUG CO. Dependable Prescription Service 0 40I ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 5547 f 'I Plecfrl C 3 a apphances l -'gk RADIO? QQXII we IT IQQIM., E -...,...Er- ...J- K YL 45' F' 5 K5 l'5?f2Qri.fvt-tae I mm n uumuu u muaurmnn 1, WSW NKSE3-...N,.1'nnz 17,1 V --Q. we 45:91 I 21 ff' ' e gh jg-1 I , . ...3'.'.,s In J? v no ,, bn---H 1,,,,,-- '-'1 7-Q. ui 7'1V ffT'1, , , ' fl' I zzy .v L-Q :' -:-. -- 547 Wk Ulla 93001 Sagofm BILL COYLE, ELooRS Book SHOP ' Linoleum PoLK AT HARTNELL Asphalt Tile MONTEREY Custom Styled Floors BOOKS ' Old and New FREE ESTIMATES o STATIONERY 6 0 GREETING CARDS o GIFT WRAPS PHONE 9032 TELEPHONE 5955 491 Alvarado Street Monterey,-California 1- SWEET SERVICE CO. 'nancy fan Dfzess glial: DISTRIBUTORS AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT-SUPPLIES-PARTS ' o Ball Bearings Gaskets Pistons Phone 4656 Axles and Shafts Gears Piston Pins Bolts and Bushings Motor Bearings Piston Rings O Differential Gears Mechanics' Tools Valves Service Paris for all cars 3l6 Calle Principal Monterey, California GERTRUDE RALPH BILLIE DAHL Phone 3393 TI-IE MEXICAN IDOL 2 if gap Hamzlicmflf of Old Mexico E E ZQQA CS I-IOSIERY - SKIRTS - SLACKS jewelry Antiques Telephone 3302 Mexican Arts 226 Calle Principal 640 Lighthouse Avenue Monterey,'CoIifornic1 European ImP0ft5 MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA LADY IANE HEADQUARTERS 11 FISHERMAN'S NVHARF E. AMOS PHONE 9224 O Fishing Equipment Sea-Shell Curio Shop O Sardettes - Abalone Chunk Baits O Reservations for Pleasure Fishing MlLLER'S SHOE SHOP 618 Lighthouse Avenue ' NEW MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Sei? 4 V ' ,K TT T Ak: i' l -' E: .1 -..e .,..4.-. 1-in Successors to John P. Buckley and Son II7 PEARL STREET , C I O I CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '48 lIHIII'S SHUI SIIIIIE ROMA MARKET Direct Importers of Italian Foods Italian Sausage at Lowest Prices Meat - Poultry O All Food Supplies for Fishing Boats Sold Here O Phone 6323 250 Main Street Monterey, California COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF '48 Rdggfldnfl' .Wwe Shop HIIHSIHSIH FISH IHHHIIEI Parisian French Laundry Established since 1910 Auguste Robert 1 Y Y MONTEREY: PHONE 6318-497 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE REASONABLE PRICES CARMEL: PHONE ENTERPRISE 10585 ' ' We Juaranfee fxcellenr Hand FISHERMAN'S WHARF Wofkmqm-f,,p Phone 5892 E Moflfefeyy Califomfa our Slogan: LONG LIFE ro oARmEN1s BACHELOR Sl-IOP DOOLITTLE' S ' SERVICE STATION Clofbes for Men and Boys 1 f ' ' Phone 4852 463 Alvarado Street Monterey Tyler and Munras Monterey P 1 Students . . . . the latest model I'IIIIl6l'I Shoe Store :WE-ki' ROYAL PORTABLE Big help for school now - and business later MAGIC MARGIN LINE FINDER 0 TOUCH CONTROL TOUCH SPACER CARRYING CASE and all Big Machine Features 486 Alvarado Street Monterey TRI-COUNTY TYPEWRITER Co. l40 Franklin Street Phone 7420 MONTEREY BOWL MONTEREY BOWL FOUNTAIN 1 1 1 1 PACIFIC AND FRANKLIN PACIFIC AND FRANKLIN MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Ph ll sus ku. Pllon zoass DRESSES - I-IOSIERY . , I LINGERIE EVERYBODY S FISH MARKET SAL and ANNIE BOLOGNA-, Props. , CRAB3' LDBGTERS - ovstf-RS L sm 'Eff 1 fi iw! ' D 9 I Wholesale and Retail 0 e O FISHERMENS' WHARF MONTEREY CALIF 5 IF NO ANSWER CALL 5740 PHONE 375 Market Phone 7769 R J LUCIDO, Mgr. SKOCPOI. BROS. AUTO sU,,,,L,ES PENINSULA ns:-I MARKET AND I Wholesale and-Retail Dealer in HARDWARE FRESH FISH and SEA FOODS il! SEASON FRESH BAIT Visit Our Sea Food Cocktail Lounge 244 Au.vAnAoo sr Moursnzv. cAur. I5 FlsHERMEN's WHARF MONTEREY CALIFORNIA Bank qfyiigsi fo ig: cfasa of 1945 WARDROBE CLEANERS I ' U Telephone 9027 XQQIIEK I-I4-II Ti s I ? I Hoffman and Lighthouse Avenue MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 3 7 G52'G54 Cass GEORGE OBA NA MONTEREYLALIE PACIFIC MOTOR SERVICE UYEDA BROS., Prop. GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AUTO BODY PAINTING MOTOR TUNE-UP BRAKE SERVICE Phone 2-0266 371 PACIFIC STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Clomfzfimsnfa of SPROUSE-REITZ CO. SAVE THE SPROUSE WAY 0 NEW MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA A and Z ARMY-NAVY STORE BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS '48 0 I98 Calle Principal Monterey, California CUMMINGS' SONS ' The H ouse of Quality and Service DEALERS IN WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY ESTABLISHED 1850 PHONE 3234 230 ALVARADO STREET A. L. Bell Hardware QUIGLEY MOTOR OO. 724 Abrego Street Dodge - Plymouth Dodge Commercial Passenger Cars and Cars Trucks 636 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE PHONE 3857 Phone 5166-5167 Monterey, California Merrel's Foodway winsfon Quia eo. GROCERIES HUDSON DEALER MEATS Since 1908 VEGETABLES ' I Telephone 5453 495 Washington Street Monterey 230-240 Calle Principal, Monterey, California f- ESAIKIES CAMERAS - PHOTOGHAPHIC SUPPLIES PHOTO FINISHING - PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Golliefs Cfflountain LUNCH THE HOUSE OF DELICIOUS SANDWICHES and HAMBURGERS 0 SUNDAES and FOUNTAIN DRINKS of DISTINCTION PHONE 2-0278 275 E. Franklin Street Monterey 415 Alvarado Street Monterey, California cGl'Le O L I V E R S ' MISSION ART AND CLIRIO STORE Hewefs : Period Furniture R d GEORGE W. DECKER epro uction REALTOR fine Picture Hanzing H Gilcling - Artists llflateriafs I l2D ALVARAUU ST ET T 57 MONTEREY CALIFORNIA F arrlnz PHEINE seas 412ALvARAnrJ STREET RES. PHUNE 4761 MONTEREY CAUF THE CAMEIQA SHOD E' ' I I 'TW 'pmmnnns 0 IUHTCIITZ PHOTOSTATIC COPIES - PHOTO FINISHING EN Q. JEUIEI-EFI ,Q ve' PORTRAITS ' EXPERT REPAIRING - GUARANTEED WDRK . K 42B ALVARADD STREET MONTEREY, C. E. UNDIERWOOD 476 Alvarado Street NEXT TE 'UE THEATRE CALIFEIRNIA Telephone 7545 Monterey, California I llo 'S Ve SUKI-YAKI, a subtle blend of vegetables, daintily prepared, is the foundation for tender slices of Boneless Chicken or Beef, Peol E+- it and TOFU, a bean cake, seasoned bf celestially flavored I sauces. Served in a pan, especially designed to develope its flavor, simmered briefly until it reaches perfection. -Lvxcf Chev? ol-LV I3 e f Q -f ' 6 glbma- lu 6 U 9, , C FRANKLIN AND FIGUEROA MONTEREY I? Lu 5 ' ,f-- PHONE 8790 Here we come. 5. Peaches. 8. The winner. Members of the light brigade. 6. Snofun. 9. Brute force Lunch time activities. 7. SENIORS. 10. Muscles. You tell 'em, Mike. Y ll. Hoopstars. That smile. 7. Take that squeezer. Bull session. 8. Wanna a dish of milk. Careful of the wave. 9. Hams unrationed. Car thief. IO. That last one was vodka. Hands off. ll. Hi-Y. Don't fight, girls. 12. Ain't she cute. , . 1 Standfords gift to Monterey Inside the walls. l'm hiding. Big Sur shindig. Reach for the sky. Crap game. I. Get a horse. ' 61-42775 -7-wo Whqgffff 2. Gifty and Friends. 3. Who put this in. Entanglement. 8. Swoon Ready-:Hit it. 9. On the prowl Postgrad and friends. 10. Bombs away. Vice-prexy. Woo-woo. 7. Joker I love me. o. Must be Esquire. Wheels , 9. Rough. Picture happy. lO. A load of trash. l'm available girls. ll. We won't bite. Mike in his prime. Arrow-packin mamma Pretty lucky. Try sleeping at night. You dropped something. Another Forzani. Keep your eye on the ball We 'Aff 2 l. Blind as bats. 5. Three Potthurst. IO. Studious stenographers 2. What was that last statement. 6. Working too hard. ll. Social gathering. 3. Fall fatally flat. 7. Bored, but happy. l2. Head for the hills. 4. Looks good. 8. And ,we withoutxa spoon. 13. Two mile dash. 9. Lunch time. 'vshffv -X' 4 f .W g H , 'V' XM? 'wk i'f5...... .1 . ff 1 Q - ,i'P:::,, wan : - ., -Q-. .4 44 Q 'fiiiffm' if wk A, ,f ' W V --,, TW k , Tug f V , 9, f 5 ' . -- A--:nw v f - -.. E ' 1 ' +9 , -.1 ', ff ' 1' ' f . 5 ,K . . . 4 ,s A ' 56:1 y -fi. 2' u , Qgswrh- ... I , my Q 318 5 firm 2 Am K' . Mgefifjf.. ff f 1 L,,k if 532532- H35 rflj -1-A , N fi, ' :.,,wv- Q , x , . f v-we - ' 1 J- f K ,Q V 1 L, 2 .1 Sgiiqlgxf- 1 - AW Q Q '37 Hi si , 'ffzf Lffikffzimf A vw' , ' X' . ' f ' Cowpoke. 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Five o'clock shadow. Nice slippers. John. What ya waiting for? Hubba, hubba. Interesting reading. Let's be friends. Sally. Big hand. Freshman wheels. Why girls stay home You don't say. Acting natural. Once in a lifetime. Nice tan. Stop it some more. Reach for the sky. Monkey food. Ball bearings. Mr. and Mrs. Bessi e Hochderffer. Let go. Just sitting. Don't miss. Johnny and Rosalie. Grace. e 4. P. E. new look Muscles. Camera shy. Who are we? Frenchy. Draftsman. V , Lovely couple. 7. Where's Mary. Ain't love grand. 8. Perry Komo. What again???? 9. You're married, Coach. Gold diggers. 10. Mud in your eye. Who let you out. 11. Your face is familiar. Howdy pard. 12. Want a medal????? 13. Wall flowers. 14. Fairy nice. ,. If V1 KX L. 1 15. Wnefes Joe. 16. Little Rose Bowl. 17. What's the secret. 18. A rose among the thorns Cute Sophs. Oh, Gosh, Gee whiz. Byron. Give em the axe, Bernard. Nice bench. 9. - lO. Studyin'. Toilin' hard. ll. We're lookin' at the camera. Posin'. l2. 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