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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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W VINCE A, BEVILACQUA - Student JOAN BALESTIQRI -- lircshman Class Courtg Legislature: Block M: Shop vice-presidentg Alr. Red Crossg VHA: lilubg Routers' Clubg Book Clulwg Foot- GAA. ball: Basketball: Baseball. NANCY M. BAXSOTTI - FHA. Routers' Club: Legislatureg Book Club: Honor Rollg Fl Susurrng Variety Showg PAUL AVlLA-HLY: Hunur Clmrus Traclt. BALBINA KLARMEN AS'1'UY-1'alet- tccrvg Spanixh Vlulwg Dramatics Club: lllA1 Rtmil Slmwg I-ll Suxur- rug fi,-KAL Tennis Clulw, RICHARD BROWNLIE W Spanish Clu Dance Bandg Block Mg Ski Clu Science and Math Clulig Road Sho' Swimming Team, X xa- X Q' TONY CARDOZA - Book Club: Jr. MARGENETTE BASS -- Book Club: WILLIAM CARNAZZO - Legislature: KAY . BAUER f Yell Leader: FHA Red Cross: Block M: Baseball: Foot- Honor Chorus. Spanish Club: Latin Club: Key Club: Legislature: Science and Math Club. ball: Basketball, lwr. captain: All- Honor Roll: Science and Math Club. CCAL Iwt. basketball and baseball. EDGAR ll.OYl7 CASTLE - Radio Club, secretary-treasurer: Bullfight- er-1: Shop Club, treasurer: Bible Club. DOROTHEA BliTTllNCOURT-l.eg- islarure: junior and Senior Board: Senior Class secretary: Spanish Club, treasurer: jr. Red ifrosi: Honor Roll: CSF: Music Club, trcasurcr: l7llA, preiident: Journalism Club: lil Susurrn, senior editor: Book Club: Honor CCAL Bind: Science and Math Club: GAA: Routvrs' Club, Qi.-,, if 'ST R PAT BENTON - Book Club: Band Mnjoretre, s ,HARD T. CONZl2l.MANN-Slu- enr Court, bailifl, Chief Justice: Legislature: Senior Board: Book Club: Spanish Club: Music Club, president: Dram: Club, treasurer: Hi-Y, president: Ski Club: Science and Math Club: llonor Roll. JOHN CORSON - Shop Club: Key Club: RAY CRIVELLO - ltalian Club: Block Hi-Y: Block M: Football, All-CCAI, M: Journalism Club: Football: Basea guard. MYRTLE BILLECI - ball, JANET BOLSTA - Latin Club. ir.: f in 'li .fix 'Y A TA7 9 ' ! ii v i D 11,1 YRIS Ilkll l'lHU -V lrcxlmun Qllsi l'l l'l1R .I.Q.fiLl'l'fNU Ilr.1m.lui'i llulug JO ANN BROCK g Lcgiklalurcg fSl: l',DW'ARl3 lJANTlf S Latin Clulwg Rm nu rnzuurvi. Ium-rr lhuurilz Icgiilnim-3 llunur Rbll of Spccchg Bock Clubg Bas- Golden Mg Honor Roll. Llubg Skicmc and Mall: iluli. lluuli R lull. Ri-oicrs' Clulug lllsxi llun- kctball: Swimming Team, czpzaing ir Rn-il. K1.X,X. Tcvvnix Lllub. lllock M. .- 'Q L f -gi I as LQ 'Um JAMES DOODY - Sludcnl Body MARY ANN lll44lllNU - Yull ll-.nlcig G.'X.Xg Rluuurx' llulig lllAg Ninn-rv Sli.-wg R.-,ul Slum. '11IuXl.X5 ,IAMIS l.Nl'.X --- Suulunt K nurt Ill-u lull: 'I lull. 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LIIIANTlfI.l.I lrrnlnurc C5174 Golden Mg Honor Rullg Science ,Iuniur and Senior Bu.xrv.l Ilalmn Cub and Mnh Clubg Legislature, president: Latin Club Book L u -'95 M-Qfyw ,M-.N dbh ci IIARRIETTE CRAXVVORD-I.nrin Club: IHAQ Roorcrs' Club: Ski Clubg Dm' mazius Clubg Science and Muh Club: Variety Show. fi .Nu . 41..- Huuor Roll: CSIQ GAA Ir Red Cross ,Iourn.iIism Club: Scigmc and Mar Club. X 1 K NIRA IRAN t.UIil.IIU 7 l.rp,nIalurc XX l'IIAg Bluwic Club, Vive-prcu cn! DANNY GUUD - Lcgislnturcg CSF: Honor Roll: Honor Chorusq Hunur RuII ..f Speech: Bible Club. sccrcury-rrmnurcr: Dunn Bind fanwra flullz Viricxy Show Root cr! Club. FRANK TAVALORA - Radio Club Shop Club, secretary: Bible Cub DORIS ,IUNI2 DE AMARNI Tennis Club: CAA. I l g' 4. 15. I .4 , I Q ' 'vb . 'S -K VW Q! ., falyjv' Q ITG I5IiYIiRI,Y MARIIQ UIC KINSON - Leg- AIILRRY Cl, GOOGINS - CS :Q Honor Rollg ROSE MARIE DORIO - I7HAg Roorcrs' LEO GOIA E Ixcy Club, vlcc-prcsidcn itlalurc, Bur-lf. lklulvg I'llAg Iil Susurrog lwt. Swimming Team, rapuin: Block Clubg GAA. Block M, x-me-prcxidcnxg lfoulbzl fP.'X.'K. Ilcvmu flulv. M. Track. DONNA DOSTLR -- Lcgislalurcg GAAQ IHA, t,llARI.l:S IIINRY CIRIWCIIIQI. g junior llnardg Spanlkll fflulw, prvwl- dumg inner.: Klub, rrcnurcr: Ski clul-I R....wfv flulvg ssl: lirmrlf R-Ill. lll-Y: I3r1m.xtlcx Cllulu: lil sm..ff.,, ,.l...,.,m,-lm: umm Llulw: lurm-.1I.r... 1 lull, Y.'Xl'GllN l'RliVIfI.li -- RIVIIARII LAWSON IRANKI IN GRANT Af A MARY ANN FURINO f THA: Book Club: Runners' Club: GAA. URSUIA FAVAZYA -Y Dramatic: Klub: l-ll.-Kg Ski flulag GAA. LAN LEIGIITON - Icglvlziurcg jul Buardg Spanish Clubg CSF, prcsidr Golden M: Scivnce and Math Cl treasurer: Latin Club, trczsurcrg I malice Club: Hi-Y, cluaplaing B lighters: lwr. Track. VINCE LOMBARDU S Camera Club: Iwi, Ifoomlull, I THOMAS LUCIDO -- Prosecuting Auorncyg Irgixlarurci Block M, prcunlcnl: Ku Club, rrcnsurvrz Camera Club: Iluuor Roll, Ifoulball, Iwr. rnpuiuz lwt. Ilaxlwrhall. ,llf:XNlfT'I'lf GRIQIZB fr lcglilqlurcl Senior Board: Spanish Club: Ilonor nun, III s..u.m,, rum .na Nav uni caliwr: Ski lflulwgrcxvurcr. IIIA: Roomurx' Club: CSF: GAA: Tcnuix Club, Qlr, Rell Crow, Sciunue .mal Math Club, 'Ii IIIN Mcl'I llilf - .91 S X ,A af- '- I IIAXVANDA GANN g IIIIA: Honor Roll. CI IARl.IiS LUCE 4 Shop Club, Block MI Track. I .ow ..-I A ,Uh r,, I nys... DIANE 1iI.MINA IIASSICLO f junior Board: latin Club, Book Club, secre- uryg Science and Mnlh Club: CSF, Golden M: GAA: Ski Club. LI,-XCR MIZRO - ,foo- IIOIIII GAl.l.AllO - jr. Rell Cross, accrc may: IHA, Roulcrx' Club, GAA, vice president. VIRGINIA GII.I,lESI'Il2 -- I.uin flulu uuvk Klub, um: nm, Tcnnis flull. I'.'X'l'KIL K MAIIONITY - Shop Club. SAKIIQO IIURI - junior Bond, Spun ish Club: IHA, Book Club, GAA Tennis Vlullg Honor Ilollg CSIIQ lil Suwurro: Ruoxcn' Club, l,,, My 'fI '7 H. ,.. ,. I-l I N lzl ILXIII- I Il IIUN I - Icgwlm- rurr, Q..-X.-X: Ir-nnn I lulv, vr.c-prcwuh-nr: ISI: Golden M1 Spaxush Club, runn- urcx: ,luurnalum K lub: IHA: Shi l lub. 1rc.uurcr: I,l Suwurro: liihlc Kluh- S-lcmc .xml 'x1.uh K lub: I7r.un.uicx Club. NURX KNIHXWS Y- Student Bmlv Qmml Ilirccrurg lll,'X: Bunk Club: Imuu ilulw, prcsiklcnl: Ilrarwniu Klub. Ska Club: Rnulcrs' Club: G A A . lUSIl'll Il,XNlfT'I'.X - lcglwlnlurci Slurlrur I-mn. luuuvr mml Qvnior n..1,.l: s,.:..m. c-lull Ilunor mu ul' Qpcullz Dr.uu.uiu Club: CSI: Gulllcn NI, Km' Klluhg -Ir. Rell lr-ru, prvu-lum: Inxin fluh, :ren- uurrg Ili-Y: Ihskcrbnll. II.XRII.XIl.'X S. KOIIAYASIII - Spanixh Fluhg FII.-X: Book Club: Roolcrs' Club: Tcunix C lub: GAA. pw- l.XXIIf5 I-I l,IU'I'l4 MI I'C .'Xl,ll Ku' Klub: AMY KANIVABATA - Ixgislnturc: Iil f:UlillUN MINIL K ' llI'Yq Ii Spmnixh Club: juurnnli-m lllub: Bull- Suwurro: GAA, lrcnxurcrg IIIX: Bunk lighters. Klub: Tcnnix Club, sucrcury-lrcasurcr: 'E-Sf' Honor Roll. I CVXI VIN XIINOCUY - Mr -ffl' MARY KNOXl6'I.I'2S -- FHA, SUMI KONO -- Freshman Class secretary: junior Board: GAA: IIHA: Spanish MARVIN PONCI2 -A Rulio Club: Shop Klub: Block M: Trac k, Club: Tcnnis Club, prcddcnr: Roozers' Club: Honor Roll. ROBIZRT PUTIZET - Shop Club. 'N 7 4' l Rf' 7 INVIFNT N. RISO - Block Mg Roux- ROSE MARIE LONERO - FIIAQ jr. ALLAN .RL'SSEI.I. - Shop Club. ,IILAN MARII2 LOPEZ - llaleueerw sure en' Club, Dance Bind, Vnriexy Slwwg lwr. Track. DARRIELI. LEE SANCIIEZ - Cam- era Club, Block Mg Baseball: Bas kcrball. -IOAN M4-KIIFHAN - AURIZNCIZ SEGOVIA JR. - lircxlx- man Class vice-president: Block M: All-CCAL Football. Basketball, Base- ball: Track: Golf. Red Cross, Variety Showg GAA. tary, IIHAQ El Susurro, Roorers Club Honor Roll, Dramalics Club. T' ' Leader: Dramnxies Clubg FHA Ronterc' Club, 1:1 . pix .L lj . . QC., E. SCHIETTER - Legis Ski Club: Dram: Club, presi dem: football, NANCY I. MIGNANO - Legislature, Senior Class ireasurcr: Senior Board: FHA: Tennis Club, secretary: GAA: Honor Roll: jr. Red Cross. DAVID SITRRANO - Shop Club. FRMA MOORE - 4 s x Ru. MARY ANN LOVELAND -- Yell Bl Ylillll MOS4,L'7l,-X lllA, CVIURIX Nll MXNN lM.nn.uiu Club: Blink flulv, xcrrul,1rvg GAA: jr. llcil trims, wurvurvg lllA: llnnnr Roll: ISI: l'l Suxurrn: Rn.-ron' Lllub, IAC K XY':Xl DRON -7- Legislnlure, Scmnr II.-nw prumlcm: Key Club: ua-xx Tl Q..Wf.,, bmvv iporlx c-limr: klnurnmlimi Club: Sricnrc .mil Niirlw Clulv: Slxi Club. C'I,.KlRkll:'Nli OHRT - YHA. rf W HURAC li STARR f Shop Club. T1 THOMAS WATSON i jEAN MURRAY - jr. Red Cross, FHA: Routers' Club, ELFNA OIEA - Legislature: junio: Board: Camera Club: Drzmazics Club: IHA: jr. Red Cross: GAA. :g 4...- .IAKZK TRACY -- Dramaxicw Club: Hou Roll: CSV: Latin Club: Science a and Math Club: Camera Club, preside fllARl,liS Ykllll' -Y' Suplxumorc Clava viccvprcsidcnl: junior Claws prcsia dent: lim' llulw, vice-prcsidcnt and prcsiilcnl: lli-Y, xccrcury: Hluck M: lwr. Fnmbnll. jlf.S9lli NORMAN - CllARl.liS R. WHITNEY - Key 1 vice president: Hi-Y: Palcuccrs: l m- rim: nullngmmg nook c l.aKin Club. is vl:XRl,l S lf. XX Il SUN Y l'.llcllu'rw, Nine- SYIXIA .KSN LVNI III - ' junior flaw 1 U15 l. Vo Ol 'l'l'R 7 Bllwlu K lulw, unc- IIl1ll'N I',XL'l IND. l'Al,L'NtIL,I1f Rom pn-xnlulu .xml pri-H-h-mg lxcy tlulw, xicr-pruillcntg klunmr Board: IHA: prvwidunl: lla-Y: lkcy Club: Hlupk M: crx' Llulwg Ynicly Slwwg linunl Show. sccrvlnrvg Hx-Y, vuc-prcxulcnxg lllmlx llunnr Rull ut' Spuvcll: Dranluiu flulu. Hunk Lxlulu, l..xliu llulw: Bullfigluvn, Nl: R-ull Slmwg Y.lrnclv Show: lvxt. prcxidcnl: Scicncc .md Math Club! lmvtlullg bwnummg, Routers' Club: Ski Club: Swumnuugg loollull manager. w' Rl'SSI'I W'Ul'l'liR ' - Snlcncc Ind Mull K lulv: llnmlx Club: Bullligluurx, vncc-prcsinlcmg Rumurrx' Club: Ski 4 lub, YNA l'lNlxS'l'ON --- lcgixlnurug luniur lleurdg Hook Club: IHA: - Yull lc.ulurg slr Rml Crow, H EYl:RliTT WUOI.IlRII1GIi - Suicncc 4ll UUYNl' VUINI - and Marh Ciluhg CXSIX Bnkclbnll, I YUSIIINUIKU -- Suniur Claws vinc- xruwislrnt: Key Clulw, vicu-prcvidcnt and IJOIURFS RAMOS -A Student four: RUBliRT 9. ZAMPATTI - Key Club: arcxidcnlg Block My Hi-YQ Clzmvm Rvcunlcrq Iugixlarurcg VHA: Book fklubg Hi-Y: Science and Malh Club: Block EVA RANDAZZO -f legislature: THA: 'lulw, prcxinlcnlg l'ouilw.lll. Rmnlcrx' fxlulwg Ir. R-d C ' Nl- 9 ' ' - - 7 ' K L row, . . summing. Honor Rrxll. CSI. lr.xln.m Clulwg CAA: Rumen' Club. ,x -'M O- Q3 s N .4 y, 1 f X ' z lx' v- I I I I N XNL Y I Y .X RIII KS lnxin 4 Iulvg III kISIiR'l' fIMNlI'IlNlAN --- Slunp llulu, MQXRII YN RI INSTI IYI' 7 Ycll lcanlurl .Xl IK I IWW Ulu? NX IWIXX Irgixlnnrw II-rn-u R4-II, ISI. Ilu-Ill ilulw, worn-Ury uunsururg Blm-Il Mg I'uulIuII. Suulvnl Bully wcrcuryg Lcgislalurcq Tcnmx Kklulw, wgxm-r.lug IIIA1 GAA .xml pxuulvnlg NM ilulvg Snxcncc .xnnl -Iuniwr nml Scnmr Ilrmrllg Spnnulu ilulw, Ilunwr R4-Ilg CSI'g Ill:-vlcrx' Lluly, um. fm.. ,1....f.,un..1 run-1 1x.1.ll- lan-f,-r.wa.1m. RW.,-v llul-1 Ski 1 Iulwg flulv. IIIA, I3v.nn.nux ilulvg III Suxur- Tennis ilulwg I-ll Susurm, lvcuurcx clll- r--. R.-nu-rx' llulvg GAA. zur: Bxlflc Llubz GAA, D-..,,.., 3 'Q INHROVIVIIY ANN Si IIAIIR fl cgn- , Iaturcz Ililwlc ilnlv: IIIAg I,:nIn CATIIY SILXI XIIRIN -- Supluuvnurc Llulw, wcurcmrxg ll-,nk Klulvg Slu-nw Klux sclrl-1ax'y: ,Iunmr Illur-Ig Icgiv .unml KIMII Ilulv: SLI lIuI1: flulclcn I.uuxug l-I Suxulr-1. .unnnnl cnlilux' M, ll Nuxurrn, Rumors' Clulwg .Ind ulnmr, 'IK-nun ilulw, vuv-prcxi- 'I'cnnix tlul-1 I'.lIvuc4-rx. u'c.nurrr' slum: Iluxmr Roll. Runlurw' fIuIvg txl, u-In-mrv: GAA. ,IV RHI lr-vw: KAN. LA Q WC? N.-XXX Y LOL' SMITH -- Ilunli Clulxg KITTY IOL' SIIARI' -- YHA. Pnucr L Iulaz Rmm-rs' Klub. IU SI'Ul1lJARll -- I II.X: GAA. Tvnnu NANL Y SIIKINII ff DOIAIRILS 'IIARALLO - ltgiwlnturcg LIRSLII A 'I'0RIilfN'I4I' -f l.cgIsI.ltur Clulw. junior Bumrdg Italian Cklul-1 IHAQ jr. Hnxmr Roll: I IIAG Il-III-IH flulvg Rm Red Cum, wcrumry: Honur Roll: urs' Club, GAA. Rooxcrs' Club. 51 V37 ' W ig, 'mf PIANIE 'l'k7Nlf 'l4RliNNllR g llr.xm.uicx Club: GAA: jr. Red Cross, vicc-prcii- dent: FHA, wcrcuryg lil Susurru: Book Club: Runners' Club, Al ll If Rlillit! W'AT.'XNABlf -- Span- ish Club: Tennis Club: Book Club: YHA: Hunor Rull: Rontcrw' Club. KREN WHELAND - Legislature: juni- nr Claus rrvzusurcr: .luniur :md Senior llu.1ri.l: Routvrs' Club: Ski Club: El Su- .urm: FHA: Latin Club: Science and Mull Club. '77 ANNIiT'I'li YERG.-X - l'rL-nuh Club: MARYANN WAQllTV1il'I'l - Bouli I-HA: Fl Suxurro: Ruuu-ri' Club. l-LOYD DAVENPORT JACK MITCHELL LYNN ROGERS JOAN SMITH ALVIN TRIPLIT JUY WILKINSON g Lcgislaxurcg FHA: l-'ranch fllub, Club: CCAL honor chorus, CAMERA SHY MANUEL Nl. AMBROSIO, JR. CLARA ANDERSON NADINE CHAPIN TOM CRAWFORD 'CT DONNA B. XVOUDMAN f Annum Truasurcr, Szudcnr Body. . , ' GLORIA lllfl.lfN XVASSUN - Legisla- Lure: lrcslunun Clam secretary! junior Klan xcqrcurp: junior Board: Spanish lllubg IKHA: llonor Roll: CSF: Palet- lccrx: Tcnnis Club: GAA, secretary and president. CAROLEE MYERS WESTERN -- CSF: Honor Roll: Spanish Club: FHA: Scicnce and Math Club: GAA, rreasurcr. lfl.AlNl2 YUEN - Latin flub: Book Club: FHA: jr. Red Croxs: Routers' Klub: Bilwlc Club: GAA. E' .qi B., i lil 5 'fs-v in 'fy-4 -.J JACK VVALDRON, flrrsialvnf eniom in Diane Hassclo Alan Leighton Gloria Neumann Joe Panctta Marilyn Rcinstcdt Nancy Riccks Dorothy Schafer Jack Tracy Kay Bauer JoAnn Brock Anna Chiantclli James Doody Ernst Ewolclscn Danny Good jerry Googins Charles Grcschcl Carolcc Myers Western Cfcwd 0 '51 Nancy Mignano, lrvuxilrwrg Rei Yoslxinobu, i'iu'-pr'riiJi'11lg Dorothea licucncourt, .vm'rrluv'y en ior em oried With a feeling of joy tinged with regret, we Seniors prepare to leave the familiar classrooms of Monterey Union High School and go out into the world where each of us will go his separate way. We are eager to graduate, but when we are older we shall cherish the memories of incidents which happened in our high school days. We shall remember the assembly and dance we sponsored as Freshmen, and the awed respect with which we regarded the Seniors. How scornful we Sophomores, with our newly-gained poise, were of the Freshmen-how sure of ourselves. That year we sold popcorn at noon and sponsored the most unique dance of the year, the Fisherman's Ball. Our junior year was one of our most enjoyable years. We sponsored a donkey basketball game and a boxing tournament and sold cokes in the Science Wing. We sponsored the very successful Madri Gras Dance, and the Varsity versus the Faculty Basketball Game in order to produce the Junior-Senior Prom at Asilomar on May 27. This year, our last, we sold programs at the ball games, and more or less took it easy, sat back and let the under-classmen do the work. Our Senior picnic was held at Yuba Dam and our luncheon at the Mission Ranch. At the outbreak of the Korean War, several of our classmates left Monterey Union High School to put on the uniform of our country. We know not what the future may hold for us, but we can look back upon our high school days as carefree days. fi Q .M , .. Q, ,H , D '-rv' PM vnu..- W-B-rf-vm Front row: M. Rcinstedt, N. Mignnno, U. Torrcmc, G. Neumann, D. Trcnner, M. Loveland, K. Bauer, G. Wasscwng Row 2: P. Avila, UI. Arancio, ml. Pnncttn, xl. W'.ildron, D. Conzclmann, C. Greschcl, C. Wilson. C. Vout, C. w,l1lll1Cy'2 Row 1: li. Yuen, C. Xlfexiern. A. Cliiinlelli. N. Knenss. H. Hoyt, tl. Grcclw, K. VVlicl.iml. ,l. Brock, H. Cnllnro, 0. Aicllo, M. Compngnog Row 4: il. Wfilkinson. P .llc-nron. M. Bass, M. WJCl1lN'ClIl. ml. Srocldnrd, M. Buccliiuo, xl. Murmy, M. Almluti, R. l.ouero, ly R.ind.w1o, D. l5eueneourt, B. Dickinson, Under the direction of Mr. Reu Manliire. tlie Senior Chorus lus been practicing binee the beginning of Llie second semester to prepare Several mimluers for their grnnluation exercises. l'runl row: l., Oiea. S, 0'Neill. D. lloliero, ll ilfirnllo, M. liurino. ll, A-muy. ,l. lhlcsleri, A. Yergng Row 1: V. Bevil.iequ.1, I., Gum, C. Luce, D. S.ll1Cl1Cl, A, Leigluon, R. Z.1nip.1ui, li. Iiwoldsen, G. Minick, Row 3: H. Crawford, V. Gillespie, ll. liolmynslii. A. Snow, A. Whtanabc, S. Kono, H. C.ino, xl. Smiili, N. Cocllio, C. Olirt, N. Abinnnteq Row 4: N. Barsoui, bl. Campos. B. Mosculzn, M. Knowlex, U. DcAmaral. li, Moore, li. Camp0S, N. Suriric, V. l'i'evele, McKceli.1n, C. Skalxbring Row 5: Milelwll, ll. C.1rnn77o. C. Minogue, A. Russell, T. Areoleo. If. lfnvnlora. +4 Mr-Huw M P 'M' 'Ni an 5 ll fd' 41 2 3 Mary Ann Loveland Elena O'e 1 a Tillie Compagno Dick Conzelmann 1221 s fs I 95 lined la Y-rf U. i'e 'T .. ., 'S V V' ' A ,. W Q, ,' ' Jr. Z L r! ! I N I .s E. S' . W W, , , . i- , e 1 ae'f4?Qe ..A. U 12 Dorothea Bettcncourt Diane Trcnncr Gordon Minick jack Arnncio Rei Yoshinobu Mnrgenette Bass Gloria Neumann Herb Zimmerman Anna Chiantelli if ' ' . MK!- -Q . Everett Wooldridge Marilyn Rcinstedt Gloria W'asson Natalie Abinantc J A in-Q rf? go . ii ill gif L Ai' Y' -J yn, W .. ff,.'v N.1ncy Surinc janet Bolsta Eddie Espy Sylvia O'Ncill L:Ni'anda Gunn Bcity Lou Sharp .W nf.. joe Panerra Annette Verga and joan Smith Vince Lombardo Harrictte Crawford A L. 1 M . 4.1 H1 tl-if 1lf4ii ,-f 3.,w:.lg.,giSe: Jig' i 1 , ,xp -. -, ,-' Q' r -ffwi:-3, Lil' lib f 1'?g'4 P gan' ., . l .. .4 , N . w , - NH h . JV 'H'-u ,My 9 - 'fs .N,,..4.- .4 l. jim Doody 4. jean Lopez Z. Bob Znmpntti S. Alice W'atnnabe 3. Hope Gnllnro 6. Olga Aicllo 7. Diane Hasselo . sg.. Edgar Castle jack Tracy Elaine Yuen ewan ' The class of SZ was rolling on again this year, planning and executing bigger and better school activities. They were a far cry from the green and wide eyed freshmen of three years ago. Kicking off the year with election of officers, A DKON the juniors placed in ofhce Joe McNamara, Q you LQUXSE, DON an presidentg Don Gee, vice-president, Louise BONNWV Canepa, secretary, Bonnie Glover, treasurer, These oflieers remained in office throughout the year. The first big social event of the year, sponsored by the juniors, was a formal affair, The Wirmter Ball. Other projects diligently undertaken were coke concessions at athletic events and the selling of rooters' caps and pom poms. A booth at the May Carnival also helped fill the treasury for the biggest event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. This year the Prom was held at the beautiful Monterey Peninsula Country Club and was a huge success. sq Y I L, wa .. , s -K V -e 7? fi 'i 1 'VUSf M 'swf mmf .Num 35 'Wi .., s .W-4-JN -4 V X- ' - 1 - - tv - ,+'f1 iK sf P - -, ,I-L, M, '--f' , -.V f a f f - X r 408300 uniom KF' 5951 is N 'sv , pfds ,, 7-.15 4-4 - -fy ' Q rw f w xy-mmf .pk wax yqljxfwr K , ..,. an ,. 1' K ' 1 3. 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'M' U11 Nil. :jg tang!-W A ,wxx Y 4 x,-. it C9 OO id' - - , , . A , , U. '45' fs f .I Raimi, . , , ' 'K W - f' UP' ' 3'wH,5'3 :'1. FJ N5 QB! M, . r.. n rm R' V' SOFA Olflfl Olf' if v www ..,,,- ,I I -0.5-j ,,,., 1 x , W Ml ,,i.,.-732 frightj Sylvia O'Neill is c aptured by the camera immediately after hf ' er coronation at the Homecomin Ball. 8 qlf e tj The new'ide ' ances was the Homecoming Ball put on by t urnalism Club. It was a semi- formal affa a queen and her court. if Monterey High's first formal winter ball was a big occasion for :ill who attend- ed. Music was furnished by Franklin Young and his band. fabovcj Oh Tommy, how you can love. Mary Ann Loveland and Tom Crawford doing their act for the Palettecrs Show. frightj Jeannie and Fred per- forming at the Shop Club Dance. fleftj Football heroes after one of our rough and tumble games. lt was a tough Hght ma, but wc won. fleftj Gregory gets a full dose of Spanisl Club initiation. EMS x 'L 1 MN, x x dx 'fx ' k Q-xvaggp.-j x K . K 1., S , -r Rx .iii-f Q-,Hog . Q.. 5 - ww -- as iijezfl .wks h- Lt, -s ,H +.,:zvx,.x, 2,321 :ri my -4 -. t -,ss-v.. was. . -. '5iu4'i ezQ The juniors selected Natalie Abinante for prom queen for this year's junior-Senior Prom. Selected for attendants were Sylvia O'Ncill, Marilyn Reinstedt, Gloria Wasson, Mary Ann Loveland, Kay Bauer and Elena Ojea. Q his sccnc from last year's prom shows the theme of Over the ainbow :md students dancing to the music of Herb Miller's band. 16 Sitting one out at last ycar's prom, we see Chuclt' Vout and Eva Hosea, Luis Wolter and Marilyn Crop ley, Bob Zampatti and Mary Call. f' YM my Af! M s if I jf VI X xy, X N 1,51 . 'Wm , Q jk 'js u . 1 ULN fl -'ll ,Lf U F iff I ,il left . f f 1' ' ,ff , f au an M ,A .ff f 1 WA ff yr ty 1,1 bl ljf- rl ,f, HI! t Vp, , 17. Nj! M-1, N, ilffvx in rf! , .fp If I i -f sf lc! 5 ' A , 'f , is , 'f M it ffl! 5 -3-fy 'WI it 1, -'A XX' NK , I ' -., Y! 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Another type is the service club of which the Hi-Y and Key Club are examples. These have as their objectives helping the school and the community, and they demonstrate that fun and satisfaction can be found in working together. i i e at fAeQ6'J0! cw an beef ' 1 I , ' 1 I 3 . ' s A ' . W '. l ' r I . X 1 1 1 J ll - , , k J x 1 1,1 ,f t VY J 1 MJ -If 4 J V , I 1 ' , I I , N ' . v .7 J I Y xx A ' I W If K. V tl , X , Maj 2,00 , M, - ' ' 4 Q f 5 11-N! JL' L -V w-M . if My 'Y fo - W fy A . ' t ' x an f , qlaywr I ' 7 .W I A avi! 4, I, W ,,,j V 31 I ftili Y .J - M1 ' J Q VAMJ6 ' 5 is 5' X I I . ': I J xl I Fw' rfb' X 1 x f , A wif ' we 1 ,f 1 lgnfr R I' xv- :Wx V - f ,,,w wr , eff aw fr an ff , , f S a5:iW f. km X md' . N -.-fl IEA g-, Mis 3 Xu!! la! All 'f ' :V 12. V ,iii - 1 , 152' - ' - 7- , K 'zkflf-LE-251- 5 k--gn.. ,fig -4-J, X -- .-- 4- '-f -4' ' KE. 1 ' fi-' , - 't' -f f Lsilvj-axfu , s' : X x.,,3,3f f,,f , -!A-f 'K ju if ,J usrall-'P ,rt ff ,pb Quite at few coupics were seen at the Yrosh Reception heid on September 15. Here we have Eiena Oyez, Mr. Watkins. and Mr. and Mrs. Speriing. Qieitj YoOtbaii season started out with a bang. The students stand to cheer their team on to victory. The annuai Monterey County Fair pro- duced some new unknown taient from MUHS. Geitj Ceiehrating, the end of hash- etbaii season was the banquet heid at the Casa Munras. fr- gefghtj fhe cpf Cou rse I X ev cm oi Cnc ' o,'oeX6 c 'Voc fuss sodxa he YKOQO Yscccgnuo vi as 'A coq0QXex Xeiq eat was Q Ko Coe gym. Xx success. Sh P1 OW ayed nndann u ' the 31 P '10 s alf-reglfie C S' an Y P Jfkllng V r -,tier .116 nt dis? ff 1-451 3 7 fwvasddvwvfwwf Xxowecodim? 100105 cms' 5 Awfgoncis 'coined Qeiq MAA 'wx 000 4, yfxqgocxs no 11,6 90690015- XX ',,,wf M qea My -ri' gm. Ko Xa frightj Other plays presented that evening were The Spider, The Bishop's Candlesticks and Truth and Bondage. Here the entire cast of all four one-act plays takes a bow. fleftj Sylvia O'Neill, Bill Ferguson and Oro Mitchell starred in The Boot, a one act play given in the little theater at MUHS. fleftj A scene from the three-act play, 'Tish, presented in the Pacific Grove auditorium, Feb. 6 and 7. Cnyca :Ct 1 C D it cgixshwtci the wa ture 13151373 are s Q Yhc QOQ' 0 IC 31' 8.060 gn - C0 A Ck nd Bx lg Sur loylh C bccn Nw A . 8 :beak I WV' , - i f' v y , yum? Us J Kc fmdkgn 1 f the 'ws C3181-2 flcftj The Spanish Club had a ban- quet in Room 12 as onc of their activities of the year. fright, The band performing for the spectators at one of our home games. held nl Ninnlerey High this year. xfx' X9 Y . 6- Q16 . ,LC ' -V' . 'OV View' N 'PM Mix LCV Higgs YO Q C06 UV- sql.. YN' fright, School was dismissed early so that everyone, including the teachers, Could enjoy the snow. Miss Rendtorff was caught by the cam- era putting snow down the back of nn unsuspecting bystander. WJ' '39 nc Gi x 590 its 0 90' 1, I.,- Qleftj The new FHA members were given quite an initiation last fall. lrightj The CCAI. Clonferenee was livery school in the league was rep- resented, and everyone had Q1 lot of fun. va ll' Qrightj Our honhre rally was held the night before the Santa Cruz football game on the grounds ad- joining the college. fleftj A new slant in rallies was introduced when the faculty took over. Mr. Whitkins and Miss Ben- ham were yell-leaders for .1 day. dent was enlivened with an attempt on his life by a Puerto Rican. fleftj Campaigns for second semes- ter student body otheers were tops. jack Araneio's campaign for presi- N lflgllll Our selmool is kept beauti- ful anal elean by Mr. C. llinns, Mr. A. lferguson, Mr. Van Uagrifl, Mr. lf, Gray, Mr. B. Alexander, Mr. li. Albert, and Mr. G. Fly. 3 'V ia- --..,,7 Our otllee us run eflleienlly by Amy Kawabata, Pegxgv Candle. Mrs. Arnett, anal Nancy Tsubouclli. New o 3 x wx x , m fleftj The people who prepare our lunelmes every day are: N1rs.Hilgers. Mrs. Devereaux, Mrs. Pierson, Mrs. Rumetselm, Nlrs. Brown. and Mrs. Colletto. ,ff Vile depend on tlxese fellows for our way to selmool, Held trips and son activities. Row 1: Pat Mahoney, Malcolm Mcllonald. Tom Holton, U Albert, lfranlx Martin, Row 2: -lim Rotter, Lawrence Vasquez, 'Inn Ril jim Brooks, Pete Bartowiela, .lolm Anastasia, Carl Silvers. ' 'w1Qs. 3 ' tif. ,y -A-swfwwy , ' . X 1 K M'-1 ' M - , x -K VMQEQQ' wwwk 'S' 'JRSJL WWE:-Rf .Nfibtg A A me , U sg' pig, .Q1FY,'u 'LQ wiki? .7 ., v, Lf: ... UF if W' . . , , N A 'W A if-M! 'V 'ixq A M ' VQ'wfl.f Silas In 5Alfl'I,8l'l wavy, -M . --? 'Q'mff -mQ+M f' f 5.:,g 1 . v wg-.Ai Q v.,g 5 m.f,u?!N., A . I 0 GMRS, WW ,L j'g5,.w,3,gF,, fa 'ly V ' .I .Q-N -' 339' gli 6 v ihbw 5?'1 'f .Q 3 A , turf .tkmw . 7 awww R , 4. ja .QA 4 I g Vw 2 . . L 8 f MTM' L Qs n - MV .- V? ' iif v 'X f ,-,3 i . it ' t vu- 1 4 - 1 4' -,V 'J' w-'10 , ' ., A -e . Cfagm 0 54 Three hundred and thirty lively freshmen who hit K the MUHS campus in September, 1950, to begin their high school careers have succeeded in their efforts to make this year a standout, both schol- astically and socially, by placing nearly thirty students on the honor roll each quarter and sponsoring one of the biggest of the spring- .,x , 3 Z . N XLPJLUKO time parties-the May Carnival. ' QJPK ' YSSW' AQ . . . 5' Among the other activities that the fresh- men enthusiastically undertook Were the sponsoring of a noon movie and an after-baslietball dance. The freshmen also brought in the most magazine subscriptions for the contest held to raise funds for the student body. The othcers who led their class in reaching the goal of .1 successful year were joe lndorato, presidentg Adrian Montiel, vice-presidentg Bessie Canepa, secretaryg and Kazuko Hamaguchi. treasurer. e,,. ., . -.vi ,. , Q, me tv Us 4 .V -.y 'T 'luv' o- V , if 5 II. ' O Q, - N 4' ' . V 2. JK. 34 77 -my Lg -5-A 1. . - .nf-, - 1 H Q Wm R ll - .W -- -H 'qfm w t,5,, ,M I X E A Q Q-:: w Q lf' ffklflflglfl 'KGB' M-ffxrff V Qf F ' W ans'--1 . 'mm-fu,,,,l,.,,,gf wfxw- fs w- u W: -' 1 H f- 4 C3 Qy- 'iv . . bhp .f 'QQQH f3--I' V 'Q oo , - f .. Q - w . b -, N '- -f .. 11 1. , ',.5 f 315 4 M- ' my wwmgm ' ff ' 1 A' ., , ,uf - 1 Life at the and of Larkin Slrect prorcfl fo be wry mfrnlful Ibis your-from Ibn freshman reccpfion to senior week and gradualion. We wan! fo football, basketball, and wan lzasvlfall gamrsg we danced and danced at fha Homvcoming Ball, fha formal Winfvr Ball, Ihr' aflvr- gamc slaimligs, and the junior-senior promg we vnjoycfl the affcrnoon of when snow well in Monterey-czfcfn the faachvrs Iikcd tlaisg and all-in-all wbc had FUN Ibis yrar in our home' away from bonu' at thc' end of Larkin Slrccl. rganiza fiona Al AJ A 'wk ' - I L U ffl fy, '- - 12 -'gf 4. 1' I ' 'I 1 ' Q W ' ' - ffffio 1 A-Xt! f HW f 2,6223 Llf? ,J fx K , '7 f'f y Q Z 2 6:46 ' JW 7 fb 1 r ,,.f'l! f V HI 'i' ,I ,ff V5 1' 4 f jf' f r 'K 2 XX va .54 r f ' B' . 'Marana -aw t A 9' . N. 1 1 'rr CSF lst row: Mr. Edwards-adviser, J. Brock, B. Glover, S. Youngman, G. Neumann, M. Reinstedt, D. Schafer, B. Potter, 2nd row: J. Frost, E. Dante, A. Leighton, B. Greschel, C. Greschel, R. Hall, J. Panetta, E. Bwold- sen, J. Tracy, 3rd row: M. Marron, R. Dante, M. Ewoldsen, A. Chiantelli, D. Hassclo, N. Riecks, J. Mortensen, J. Doody, D. England, O. Kratcns. To achieve membership in Golden M, a student must be on the Honor Roll for eight quarters. The C.S.F., California Scholarship Federation, is it state-wide organization Composed of students who have earned at least three A's and one B on their semester grades. Their motto is Scholarship for Service. When a student has been a member of C.S.F. for six semesters, one of which is in his senior year, he becomes a life member. This year the C.S.F. attended the annual conference held at Berkeley, visited Stanford University, and held a banquet. Members of C.S.F. have been issued cards which entitle them to special privileges. Row l: S. Sperling, M. Neff, M. liwoldsen, B. Greschel, A. Leighton, J. Brock, D. Schafer, M. Reinsterlr, Row 2: li. Blight, M. Marron, J. Frost, W. lwamoto, R. Dante, C. Greschel, R. Hall, J. Panetta, li. liwoldsen, I. Tracy, Row 3: K, Albertus, A. Hartman, B. Glover. J. Nalweska, A. Chiantelli. J. Mclean, S. Youngnian, G. Neumann, B. Potter, N. Riecks, D. Hasselog Row 4: B. Snyder, C. Doody, H. Chan, l.. McDonald, J. Logan, J. Mortenson, Doody, O. Kratens, K. Yamahara, S. Iino, C. linog Row 5: M. l.ul1, F. Carnazzo, E. Beall, C. Myers, R. Tsubouchi, T. Shigasaki, Miss Renrltorff. Golden ll ll f! Y'z2f' S-,0 . ,,i. M-as 'NLM X - iggifgagag .Q 4 A .MH N Row l: Polly Mcliay, Sally McCool, Sylvia O'Neillg Row 2: Mr. Sargent, Jere Cummings, John Mortenson, .loc Panetta, Peter Cutino. Students may achieve membership in the Honor Roll of Speech by outstanding perform- ance in the speech arts. The Roll was established to further the goal of high achievement in the speech arts among the students of MUHS. New students are elected to the group by the current membership which includes: ,Iere Cummings, Polly McKay, john Mortenson, Louise Canepa, Sylvia O'Neill, Pete Cutino, Joe Panetta, and Sally McCool. The adviser is Mr. Freeman Sargent. Honor Roll of Speech Bullfighters The Bullfighters is .1 group of students who act as policemen at the football and basket- ball games. This year they were organized under the direction of Mr. Walter Goff. Row I: P. Bridler, M. Werstlein, M. Phifer, D. Junkin, R. Bassett: Row 2: Mr. Goff, K. Propp, H, Amos, B. Ansell. uf' iv 2, . jfijw-- e A S .,V., Ak .kg L-, .. e . www X , ', 33 1 Q v-.tqyvvp 'ft 1 O Q , gi-,,.1sgi!.4 -Q ,-f A-,Q , , , - . .W xi- we--ff 1 3 3 -.. , WN uns Y, .,,,, ' 'M -wut' M'-.M an an 8, 'W V 'ws-' sifvvfqv ., , . Rim' lz H. lion-'I'rr,is. I, M. Rcinslctit-Vice-Pro. l, C. Qircwlicl-l'rcs X ' , In Young-'l'rc.is. 2. I.. Mclhviigilql-Si:u'y' 1 Rom 7 Y . I. 5. Sicxcr-lrcs. Z, l. Ycnw. . U .1 ' -2 N. liicishcr, B. PDI ' i ' i D. BUIIUIYCUIIYI. . N ' ur, S Hotluiurfitr fr I lixuin C Cirsxull Xl A .. - , 1 cub, h1ci.c.1li. . ,. ,. , . . ncona: Row 3: B. Circschcl, ll Ciunlulnmnn, A. l.uighmn. D. lfngl.ind, Ii. lfwnlniwn, O. Kralcns, I . Ifspy, ,l. Spcr, R. Ru' i C. Ulm-ur, K. Yun I ' i ui. Morrcnwn Ross 4 .ii.ir.i. I Owisln S Niiiiur Fa. I 3 ' : G. Yushiy.iin.i. h. . , .. . . y, S. Yuungni.in, C. IDCYIIIICY, Ci. licnll, A. Squires, Ii. liruwn. Snyder, M. Admnis, D. Ynchcsg Row 5: Miss Brcrctmi, 4-. 3 ' X H. B.ltv:s. M. Dian R lui' 'I ' K l.Illl.'I, A. Qumlnnti-scc'y. 1, If. li.irrctt. , . t, H. Swvcr, In Chang. Th , . . , , 1 J .it eros or the Spanish Club .irc to cncourngc thc study of Spanish, to bring togcthcr those who .irc studying or have studicd Spnnish, .ind to sponsor .ictivitics for its members. To bc .1 member of thc Spanish Club onc must .it lc.ist rcccivc .1 B or bcttcr in Spanish. This vu.ir thc club lnld l c purposes of los Cont uist i ' n pot- uck supper. .ln initinti .in .lu ' - on party, gi picnic .lt Big Sur, and its nui Castnrom Booth in thc May Cnrnivai. P' INITIATION Spanish Club .,, i 4 Latin Club -'rg -1 L!! f ' 'Wx .. ' Y . ,1 !...i K -qxwfigsfiegpgrgve 5 s '1? Mus 'f 'f ' Wf !!'9f1 '! K'9L '9n X M -' 'J .. ..ig.,, :ga-am- Row l: N. Riecks, D. Schafer, R. Flores,-sec'y., A. Consianti-treas., l'. 'I'weedt-vice-pres., N. Kneass-pres., D. Hasselo, S. Youngman, K. Albertusg Row 2: AJ Leighton, H. lfislier, nl, Logan, M, liwoldsen, IS, Iwamoto, R. Dante, R. Hall, L. Canepa, M. Nwcrsrlein, li. Mills, Row 3: M. Surine, M. Neff, li. lieall, M. Drake, M. Lamb, If. Yuen, A. Chiantclli, D. Wfatson, lf. Murray, li. Carnano, V. Liillespieg Row 4: C. Xvood, M. Marron, Ii. Dante, il. Panetta, j. Cummings, il. Mortemiin, B. Souva, Ci. Oleari, j, Qlohnson, S. Yainaharag Row 5: R. Martin, M. Lull, ll. Potter, K. Yam.iliar.i, l.. Dunn, il. Drake. V, Ito, S. Quigley, Mrs. Petersen. The Latin Club, or Discipuli Romani, is composed of students who have had or are now taking Latin. The first year students, until initiation, are called servi, or slaves and then they become plebeians. Second year students are patricians, and the senators are those studying third year Latin. This year the Latin Club held two successful picnics and sold refreshments during the tennis tournament. To becon e a member of the French Club, a student must have at least a B average 1 in French. The main project of the year was the sale of french fries at the football games. Row l: P. Row 2: M. Marntu. D. Gill, M. Neff, li. lieall, S. Wilkinson, M. Crivello, T. Costanti. A. Hartman, Row 3: Mr. Baron, C. Vaelial, ll. Nichols, P. Verga, bl. McNamara, O. Mers, B. Alioto, F. Blight, A. Ellis. Tweedt-Vice-pres., il. Frost-See'y., M. Lutz, A. Frederieks-Pres., P. Krieger. K. Albertusq Y I. Felsingg 4 R v QW 7,v .7 .V , .. .W ....,,,,.. .,.......---4 -- ,,,, . . 784- H..-f-3' - -I . M., .., ..-ip., .- , . . ,asf Q 'N 7' ' I H' ,, v r.- l we .4 sv 41 'ff ?' Vi 'm'!'Y13 . K. it . 4 French Club ut ' I uv - r , ,own--'-M Q' QUT' . , A j!- .5 ....-g....i..,,.,, I , . W 1 vjg. ,..-mv M., .., k M. ,, K . -was. Key Club I . , . .F , ,Nm W Row I: Cf. Vout-See'y.. CQ, Nliniek-'I're,1s. I, V.-l'. 2, C. XY'ilsonAX'iee-l'res. I, D. Convelmann-Pres. l. K. 7 Z.xmp.zui-l'res. Z, C. Xwhitney, lf. ljspy-See'y Z. I. W'nldron-'l're:is. Z, A. l,eighton-Chaplain 1 and .1 Row 2: I. lewis, l'. Vergi, I. liroat, l'. Tweedt. -I. Nlorienson, C. Liresehel. I.. Nvolter, P. Avila, I. Doocly: Row 3: Nl. Mirron, li. Myers, R. Yoshinobu, LI. lI.'H1CKl.l, Nr. Schroeder. The Hi-Y has accomplished L1 great deal in its fifth year ns an active organization. The club. composed of twenty-live juniors and seniors, meets alternately at the high school .ind at the Army-Navy Y.M.C.A. to discuss the .activities and enjoy the speakers .ind movies. Alt-rrold Sehoeder is the sponsor of the Club. The Key Club is .1 junior scrviee elub sponsored by the Kiwanis Club and has as its motto, 'Wwe build. Membership is limited to five sophomores, ten juniors and fifteen seniors, with .ill new members chosen by election. The most import.1nt activity of the ye.ir was the annual Twerp W'eelt. During this week, the girls had to take over the boys' job of asking for dates and paying bills. The week was elimnxed by the big Twerp Dance, which proved Ll loc of fun. Row I: T, lueido-tre.is. 2, l.. Gotta-vice-pres. 2. C, Vout-pres. 2, R, Yoshinobu-pres, I, C. W'hitncy-vice- pres. l, ll. IIYWCCKII-I!'II.1S. I. C. Wfilson-see'y. l, Z3 Row Zz -I. Arnneio. R. Zampatti, I.. Wolter, Waldrori, li. Metcalfe, T. llivvini. Ci. Minielt. I. Rutter. lf. lispyg Row 3: I. Douglas, A. Rappa, Frost, MC- N.1m.1r.1, ll. llnrris, I. Mortenson, II. lhinetta. I. Doodv, B. C.irn.w1o, Nr. Fdnian. 'r's-w-- wa.-1 en I i . f w.f'i-w-fs . H i-Y 'W . 1 1 8 Y - mr.. V q-.-in .W M -1 ..- ,-..- ...vv V...-.. .-.-...,.. .vw V . ' I 'f if 'L in J ,' i ..r iH!Wewllaw ' '?.T'.t f'Nl '!5'Mi'ft'QAFY-! SB1lSD'l6 s'v'V' X Nw. M-.,,,,e,.,. r :ng 1 ,. L ,' M Row l: I. Tracy-Pres. 2, R. Reinstedt, S. lino-Sv:r'y. I and Z, R. Yoshinobu-Pres, l, C. Gresehel-Treas. I, B. iirexrlielg Row Z: Mr. Stoll-adviser, O. Kratens, il. lJUU.Lfl.l9, N. Coelho, T. Lucido-Vice-I'res. 2, V. Lombardo, li. Ojea, D. Sanchez-Treas. 2. The Camera Club is a frouw com vosed of those students who take nhoto ra h and is i iv U L 3 P Y others who show an active interest in the sub ect. 1 This year the members of the club took pictures of practically every school activity, and most of the pictures appearing in El Susurro are the club's work. With the money from the sales of these pictures, the club bought a small speed graphic camera for use in the photography class. The Radio Club was established to further the students' interest in radio and electronics, A very interesting activity of the year was a visit to the FM station on Mount Toro. The high spot of the year was the annual Crystal Gardens dance put on every spring. Row I: L. lfckhardt, R. Dante, Ii. Castle-Vice-Pres., D. Corona-Pres., R. Norman-Sec'y-Treas.. lf. Dante, F. Laytong Row 2: xl. Rogers, R. Quinones, XV. Wilborn, A. Saunders. G. Beaver, P. Hadley, R. Danteg Row 3: Mr. Combellack-adviser. F. liavalnra, Fi. Catron, T. Miya, B. Alioto, P. Astuy, lf. Burns, RI. Rotter. 'Y' Q s,,eaig - ss.: . N . - M me 1 ' M' ? 'f ' . ,,,, awe- 5 4 T G' l Club 3-af.- -1-5' W.. .'T 1. N? - il thi Row lz E. Roncarati, L. Harter, C. Luce, D. Ciandro-Pres. Z, j. Wolter-Vice-pres. 2, J. Googins, E. Castle-Treas. 2, ll. Mitchell: Row 2: D. Corona, li. Sbranti, D. Francis, T. Tomblinson, M. Castle, j. Bishop, L. Moran, H. Ferrantc, H. Starr, Row 3: T. Arcolco-Vice-pres. 1, W. Freedlund, G. Beck, W. Lee, D. Gee, Lee, T. Balbo, M. Ponce, R. Mattie, L. Wentz, Row 4: L. Rogers, F. Layton, D. Evans, N. Bennett-Treas. 1, Jone, V. Bcvilacqua, A. Hamil, Di Maggio, L. Di Maggio, L. Brown, R. Walton, Row 5: F. Davenport-Sec'y 2, K. White, D. Moore, T. Arcoleo, A. Russell, E. Maschmeyer, D. Serrano, J. San Paolo, P. Mooney-Sec'y 1, R. Burdett, R. Ellis, G. Sandman, Row 6: W. Dancer, B. Poteet, Mr. Watson, Mr. Holman--AI. Casey-Pres. l. The -purpose of the Trade and Industrial Club is to bring together the members of the trade classes to promote social and educational activities. The club is composed of students enrolled in the three-hour trade classes. This year the club has sponsored three skating parties, an Easter dance and the annual club picnic. It has also held one evening meeting. At this meeting, Mr. Edwin Brook, a local contractor, gave a very interesting and educational talk about how the fundamental training received in the shop classes would help club members to advance faster when they enrolled in an apprenticeship training program. Sitting out a dance The Entertainers ji sm-if 33 N-x .J , , . ,. . . P , ,W 7 6, f',,.,:,2 -V ,mg A yin.. fu - V f ., an p , 7. Q . W-gr yf. ., rg' ...rg -ev 412, Row I: J. Greeb, G. Neumann, D. Bettencourt-Pres., D. Trcnner-Sec'y., R. Loncro, U. Torrente, M. Abbatig Row 2: M. Compagno, M. Reinstedt, H. Hoyt, N. Mignano, O. Aiello, H. Crawford, H. Gallaro, R. Dorio, M. Bucchino: Row 3: B. Moscuzza, l.. Gann, M. Knowles, S. Kono, A. Satow, B. Kobayashi, A. Watanabe, E. Oiea, A. Kawabnta, If. Ranclanog Row 4: ll. Yuen, D. Schafer, N. Knt-ass, N. Abinante, K. W'heland, C. Myers, C. Ohrt, J. Murray, N. Cocllio, Miss Kelly, Adviser. The FHA is .ifliiliated with the National Future Homemakers of America and was formed four years ago at MUHS. Any girl who has taken one year of home-economics is eligible to join. The adviser is Miss W:1nda Kelly. Some of the club's projects this year were to sell hot-dogs and coffee at all the football games, give a Christmas Tea for all the mothers of the girls in MUHS, be hostess to the State Meeting held at Asilomar and participate in the district meeting at King City. The senior members took a two-day trip in March to San Francisco where they visited Apparel City and the Sperry Testing Kitchens. Row I: A. Di Mare, EI. junker, P. Dickinson, l.. Canepa-Vice-pres., N. Lasiter-Treas., M. Sinn, P. Jordan, B. juarez, P, McKay: Row 2: F. Lueido, M. Constantino, S. Siever, L. Donato, A. Apostrofe, M. Torrents, j. Roeeiag G. Manzella, j. Pisto, S. Pittinger,LNI, Favazzag Row 3: M. Cardinale, U. Di Mcrcurio, M. Bowman, P. Krieger, S. McKay, H. Guzman, B. Clark, E. Costanza, R. Bcllante, M. Crivcllo, R. Flores, ll. Maiorana, lf. Vellis: Row 4: T. Sliibasaki, C. Devaney, M.A1.V Cardinale, S. Crivcllo. D. Zaches, A. Constanti, B. Summers, M. Dickey, N. j. Reyburn, C. Sweat, M. AYncona, -R. Saldana, P. Mathewson, B. Glover: Row 5: E. Catania, T. Giobbe, S. Honda, M. Okumura, R. Tsubouchi, K. Yamaharz, J. owashi, L. Willoughby, C. Shaw, A. Romagnolo, B. Bolton, j. Pratt, T. Monte, F. Graxiola. N - .,.2' 4.0 li F.H. . 7 f J M 4 ., . 1, -Q ,... .. .. --'np Nw-Q gpv ':'g W r '5g,eL2.f.fw:.r 'r'rr M M' rye-:fre . .W .,. f 4- -- -wr L' MV. y . I ' 'YT' I 5... A 1 J r. tx N.. fi: ,, Library Staff L5 an-no-4 Office Sta ff w.. ilu .. fr .' - V . . l'r '?' Meg' sfv,fw.r 2. W 'fy 'Q W. W . i . Q. Row I: E. Randazzo, R. Lonero, U. Torrcnte, M. Torrcnte, S. Pittingcr, M. Cardinalc, I. Ycmcg Row 2: -I. Stoddard, V. Park, L. Gann, N, Mignano, N. Tsubouchi, A. Satow, R. Tsubouchi, A. Madison, S. Kona, Row J: S. Lockwood, A. Kawabata, D. Lee. The office staff consists of a group of girls chosen by Miss Giguierc. These girls are usually majors in clerical practice, typing, shorthand, and various types of oflice work. Some of the girls' jobs are filing, typing, collecting absence slips, running errands, and waiting on people at the counter in the office. The Library Staff is composed of students interested in library work. They assist Miss Baker in cataloging books, monitoring the library, and checking out books. Row l: I. Maiorana, M. Cardinalc, E. Catania, j. junker, M. Hutcheson, D. Yuen, il, Fowler, M. Dickey, Row 2: V. Gillespie, M. Lutz: M.. Ancona, D. Hope, H. McGregor, J. McKcclian, li. Brown, j. McClish, C. Poole, V. Parkg Row J: Mrs. Brown, C. Wood, li. Mills, D. Davison, A. Davenport, G. Moore, j. Spcr, T. Petty, Miss Baker. -vlqvow. vwxnw-Wm--1 -- - Lkfyvp-if-M-M-if W. 1 1 , - ,H -bww www .i .. ' ' W' - .' me 15 Q1 fi-we X CMS Row l: B. Greschel, E. Ewoldsen, il. Mclean, L. Wolters, M. Fwoldseng Row 2: xl. Edmondson, R. Danze, O. Kratens, bl. Cummings, C. Greschel, F. Wooldridge, A. Leighton, D. Brownlicg Row 3: li. Dante, M, Rcinstedt, D. Schafer, N. Riecks, D. Hasselo, A. Hartman, P. Easton, M. Lutz, C. Vaehalg Row 4: Miss johnson, Mr. Poskus, J. Sper, R. Wetmore, R. Hall, W. Iwamoto, R. Dante, Mr. Schroeder. The CMS, the Science and Mathematics Club, is a relatively new club at MUHS. Members of the club must be interested in science or math, maintain at least a C average, and be sophomores, juniors or seniors. A very successful year was enjoyed by the .members of the club. Demonstrations given at most of the meetings proved very interesting. A trip to the Moss Landing PG8cE plant was planned. The year was completed with a booth in the May Carnival. The club boasts three faculty advisers: Miss Johnson, Mr. Poskus, and Mr. Schroeder. The officers for the first semester were: president, Ernst Ewoldseng vice-president, Luis Wolterg secretary, Janet McLeang treasurer, Martin Ewoldseng sergeant-at-arms, Bill Greschel. Row l: S. Cortner, A. Kawabata, S. Kono, C. Sltalabrin, J. Maiorana, C. Devaney, J. Owashi, J. Proper, Row 2: M. Drake, M. Lamb, G. Beall, G. Lacey, D. Schafer, S. Hondo, G. Yamahara, K. Yamahara, A. Constantig Row 3: Miss Benham. K. Albcrtus, S. Wilkinsrin, M. Reinstcdt, H. Hoyt, J. McLean, I. Yeme, L. Canepa, V. Gillespie. , j, '-:nw ff has Urs? 'WF ry px.,pv,.. .sa-.r W-ri, . -Y-we Girls Tennis Club rv C -'il JEAN DOROTHY Treasurer HAI. l'l1l1lli'lIy . .5-inn' M Row I: B. Glover-vice-pres. Z, J. Lopez-sec'y. l, publicity 2, C. VVilson-vice pres. I, pres. 2, P. Hoang- pres. 2, S. lino-sec'y. 2: Row 2: L. McQueen, B. Astuy-publicity 1, B. Glover-pres. l, Miss Harpe, D. Sehaferrtrcas. 1. C. Whitney. V. Garcia: Row 3: R. Payne, H. Chan, F. Wagner, j. D:iVigo, D. England, D. Gee, D. Minick, V. Tomzisello. W The Paleteers is one of the sehool's most active honor organizations. Membership is by invitation and to qualify one must have an A or B average in art and at least a C average in all other subjects. The Paletteers are known for their annual variety show, and they present honor pins to the people who give outstanding performances for two years. The main activity of the year was a trip to San Francisco, where the members attended three art galleries, toured through China Town, enjoyed a dinner and attended the P L E T T E E R Scholastic Art Show. The Paletteers also sponsored a picnic and swimming party, a senior dinner at Bonnie Glover's home honoring all senior members and last of all a booth in the May Carnival. SUSAN Secretary CHUCK BONNIE CHUCK BARBARA Viff P'4'5idf 'f President President Vice-president PAT Trrax u ref an JE AN Publirily 'C W W.-7 Rcw l: li. Oiea, ,I. Maiorana, S. Meijoul-Sec'y. R. Cnnzelmann-Treas., B. Ferguson-Vice-Pres., P. hlurdan. P. McKay, S. Mcliay: Row 2:lNl. Marotia, N. Kneass, M. Reinstedt, D. Zaches, A. Cunf-tanti, I. Melein 'lf Kiiulwlme, R. lflores, l.. Caneiia, il. Rock, Row 3: S. O'Neill, C. Gresehel, C. Wliitney, A. luiggliiun: hl. Traev. B. Cireseliel. C. llevaney, ll. Waistmii, P. Krieger, D. Nichols, Rl. Cummingsg Row 4: gl. Point. U. liegesier, ll. Proper, II. lfuwler, C. lowler, C. l'ax.ilura, N. Riecks, S, Mallory. ll. Hates, C. llerrylwerrv. Mr. Sargent-adviser. This year the Dramatics Club, in trying to stimulate new interest among students, has been open to all who wish to participate. Next year, however, the requirements for entering will be based upon how much the individual will take part in plays. Each student will have to participate in one play in order to become a member. The elub has produced Eve plays this year. The four ORC-AICC plays were: The Bishopk Candlesticks, The Boor, The Spider, and Truth and Bondage. The only three- act play, Tish, was given at Pacific Grove Auditorium two successive nights. One of the Dramatics Club's most interesting activities was a trip to San Francisco where the members saw Where's Charley? a musical adaptation with Ray Bolger. Dramatics Club Rehearsal for The Spider TISH .N-V... ..a47af ,1w,- Q riieunmll .MP w 'lA W' 3 r ff ,mr m'S i.-JfV'fi1?O0lfll'TpQ3'5 -, f we i n Q. -ff ,f, A . gjj. - Av 30 cb 41 CYF T5.F'i M L25 T51 fi 'M' New ' fi' a -wf 3'--Dau-1. ..vffw1 ww..- The main purpose of the Galleon Staff is to write the school paper, which is a semi- monthly publication. Any senior can become a member of the staff provided the adviser approves. Any sophomore or junior having a B average in English and the approval of the adviser can also become a member. This year the club sponsored the Homecoming Ball. Every month the staff has a party which includes members and their guests. Any business concerning the club is brought up at this time. The Galleon Staff had the candy concession this year at the basketball games, the profit being used for the monthly get-togethers. The CYF fChristian Youth Federationj, better known as the Bible Club, aims to promote Christian fellowship among rhe students and install in them a better under- standing of the Bible. Any student in MUHS who wishes to participate may join and go to the weekly meeting. Included in the activities are a Weekly speaker, song fests, and outings. 1: H. Hoyt, S. Hochderffer, F. Young, C. Wilnmot-pres., j. Logan-treas., F. Rumetsch, I. Solisg Row Row 2: I. McI,ean, A. Hartman-sec'y., D. Gadsby, G. Lacey, D. Schafer, H. plaques, A. Goldsworthy, Rock: 1: W. Bailey, I.. Cancpa, P. Easton, E. Murray, C. Solis, M. jackson, I. Crossman, O. Kratensg 4' Miss lohnson, C. Woods, F. Weldon, N. White, D. Helwig, Mr. Edman-Vicerpres. Frank Young. RKYW' Row Galleon Staff , , ,, -my ' ,vw --7-stiwr . M, '- V 'QQ R, vii I' S yd 9 Book Club Row 1: ,l. McLean-treas. I, G. Neumann-sec'y. l, R. Hall-vice-pres. 17, N. Riecks-pres. l, A. Juarez-pres. 2, j. Pratt-vice pres. 2. L. Dorio-sec'y. 2. ml. Villio-treas. Z, Row 2: A. Chiantelli, N. Kneass, D. Trenner, li. Costanza, M. Call, E. Hosea. P. Dickinson, V. DiMercurio, B. juarez, A. DeMare, S. Wilkinson, Row 3: D. Nichols, VV. Casey, M. Phifer, B. Ferguson, j. Frost, P. Tweedt, ,l. McNamara, F. Conte, R. Reid, B. Russo. R. Crivello: Row 4: D. Schafer, D. Hasselo, li. Yuen, M. Neff, xl. D.iVigo, R. Maiorann, R. Bellnnte, M. Diaz, M. Zepeda, S. Garcia, L. LoMonaco, D. Yuen, Row 5: H. Fisher, Nl. Cnrdinalli, D. Gadsby, V. Gillespie, C. Poole, Vellis, S. lixum, McClish, S. Costzinza, Miss Baker-adviser. The Book Club is an organization composed of students who enjoy reading and the discussion of books. Some of the programs nt the meetings included talks on Cartooning, Life in Korea, and A Trip to Alaska. The Girls' Glee Club under the direction of Mr. Reu Manhire had ll full season of performances. They appeared at student assemblies, civic clubs, the U.S.O., and performed at both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Row 1: H. Jaques, P. Yoshiyama, S. Costanza, K. Hamaguchi, M. J. Hutcheson, li. Pulling, I.. Munov. F. Thompson. M. Lee, Row 2:F. Epperson, E. Vellis, M. Sanchez, AI. Drake, V. Frevele, L. Willougliby, .I. Martin, L. Brown, V. Clutc: Row 3: Mr. Mnnhire-director, D. Summit, M. Goen, N. Surine. A. Graham, R. Reed, I.. Dunn. - Girls Glee Club ' I1 Mr. Cifford Anderson and the band deserve high praise for their activities during the year. They performed at all home football games, presented concerts at Christmas time :md in the Ofhcers for the year were: Dick Conzelmann, presidentg Lynn McDonald, vice-presidentg The mixed chorus under the direction of Reu Manhire is made up of both boys and girls who are especially interested in voice work. The chorus has produced fine entertainment for many groups throughout the school year. Perhaps best At the piano: Gloria Neumanng Row l: P. Benton, A. Caronia, M. Dickey, M. Flores, E. Moore, G. White, S. Gay, C. Odenbrett, D. Good, C. Vfood, S. Spcrling, V. Ito, E. Campos, -l. Campos, M. Vfachtveitl, M. Bass, N. Reyburng Row 2: S. Crivello, Catania, L. Donato, M. Mooney, C. Favalora, B. Bolton, j. Pratt, V. Alves, N. Riecks, A. Mauzey. B. rl A A ff if J LH4 'ai A J spring participated in the Public Schools Week Program, then topped their fine perform- ance by participating in the Northern California Music Festival held at Oakland in May Nira Coelho, secretary-treasurer, LeRoy Cooper and Bill Greschel, publicity managers ixec! oleud remembered are its parts in the Christmas Program, the Spring Concert, and other school performances, but it has been equally active in other community projects, including the County Fair. Ansell, V. Gillespie, A. Constanti, L. Canepa, F. Graxiola, G. Sechrist, H. Hamilton, Row 3: D. Helwig, j. Stewart, E. Chang, J. Edmonson, G. Keliinui, L. Canepa, G. Tash, G. Zumwalt, H. Smith, L. Wermuth, R. Cropley, D. junkin, M. Werstlein, P. Avila, Mr. Manhirc. .wfd J 'J IM M - JEANETTE, CATHY- 3 R.sToLL, MRs.K I Editor - - Ass'f Editor - Copy Editor - - Busincxs Manager - Asxisfanf - - Sales Manager - - AdUFTfi.YiMxg Managvr Assisfanf - - - Senior Editor Asxisfanf - - Adminisfralion - Fcafurr-s - - BoyxSfIorfs - Axxixfant - Girlx Sporfx Pholog ra pb y - Axxislanfx - - Art - - - Advisers - lftrilft - CATIEIY SKALABRIN - JEANETTE GREEB - - JIM Doonv - ANN!-LTTE VERGA - DAYLE WATSOIQ . - - - DIoN ZACHES - - SHERYL YOUNGMAN - - - MAY'BELLELAMB DOROTHEA BETTENCOURT - - - - HELEN HOYT - - KAREN WHELAND - MARILYN REINSTEDT - - -JACK WALDRON - - - PAUL VERGA - ARLENE CONSTANTI - - - CHARLES GRESCHEL SUSAN IINO, JACK TR-ACY - - BARBARA GLOVER MRS. KNIGHT, MR. STOLI. ANNETTE, DION, SHERYL, MAYBELLE, DAYLE NIGHT in 4. R ffvhisfm' 1 'W'-MJ My SUSAN, ww- HELEN, f cnmurs, BARBMKA1 IH'-A, MARILYN A A JACK, KAREN, ARLENE, PAUL Row l: D. Schafer, McLcang Row 2: J. Lopez, R. Flores, D. Trcnncr, G. Neumann, S. Hclwig, .I junkerg Row 3: A. Kawabata, N. Abinante, H. Crawford, B. Collctro, C. Dcvancy, L. McDonald, G. Lacey C X ,,..,hL -- .fupw 31 0,14 4,a.7,,f 2p.,e:7-e,,,,,1,.1e 4, if 'V'-gf,-ul 4,,f,,.,.,,.,,Z, 9' Q- Ayemlq va-,,,..., 4,743 i I A-' 5 K 27 Q-0 . A-uf yullagp 1 ALM-2 V9-Mil if-1'-1.1-f , 124 C .,,,,:Q, Z7 f Gilt, Z E4,f1V7a,,.,LA,,,,,,p.e.,.cfZ:,,,.c gyffwf4bfifvf2fe.M.fAZ6.,,,2.gf.f.,gf?MgeJ 5. 1 5. 3 n sasslg h. ,. TL 'Q L. f5 '?- iv'-1-fb'-mf fMef1!Q44 if YW WW Ah fall a and hiui dominant, wide ' . sglgdhu Hr traclzuahhxilll-teams have always been popular among the but the most spectacular sands have been amassed by the mn'-Q-and . which have been Hlhq pace-setterii1LfheJGCAL for the past ten years. L. F I1 N1 ,v , '. ,, 'Q V. T , - , - -L n - V ' H , . . ' ,Y , - -' - 1- -' -V - . . ,..,-.. ' -- e -' Y H N19 X Q5 T' xg Q Si xv: 'g:. .Xxxx X T Q 5 Rust -1330? xhxiik S X 'J N5 MCR? we 00,2 aT'Ifpe end six p ado may ::..,4,o..sl5Neaa au-l 'Q oi ' Lfx X ' Q f 5I THa'NK well be ffT:nJ4.11n59iEk ' X 5 X 'dcfrgfam 71' cbOesnl'r,3ge4AH u' N SX passabfc 6u7'47? Tkued if Xl? UJe.'Jc, 58 foals of F-uf-J -:K X njifveae Z' ha7Q TQ bet, xx Q-RAE 1 ENJ- . RLS KK X 73 6 90,66 ICQ! f,aiJS JF X ,N gx AJQK- xx, gg Tguf wp . - H f,.,,FWk 5 ::9?fCJi-YANG A. I0-49 1 -ss Q '79 s 'S 5 I 4 la. 'A 'S 3' I' --sa d If 1 . f Q - f A -1 7 f Q? W r A 1 , '15 s ik ,J Ag' '.. A J 'ip 1 . ' f ' ., s '4 W-I 'fi x GX? j' X ry . -,, an if .1 - - 4 MQSAN .. f . L 5 f fl ,.-, Y 3WXpx, f A . ,wh ' ',,,. swim, . rx- ' 1, W' -1' fl lpM35E,K,Tf.f4,,, , N 7 kk- L WWE' A., ,xg -I wc- Q QW- .-ys -1 5, v , mfg 35:3 M - W 'AN x 'X x ...f,,,,-uw .5 .l.,4.'5-. , 1.5 ' Row I: l.. Scgnvin, T. lfnnxl, Amnciu, P. Culino, V. l54:vil.1cqu.1, N. Il.x1dm'.n:. V. Rim, Nl. Cmogim Ruw 2: V. Ruiz, xl. Cummings. P. Vcrgu, il. Frost, 17. Sanclwcl, R. Rcinsncdl, If. Ifspy, T. Cmwfmd B. Kcnncdy, N. Surcig Row 3: -I. Conigliu, M. Puncc, R. Z.nnp.1rri, N. Rusm. R, Ilclwig, ll. Iw.'ll1k'lI.l l.. Brown, ll. Niclvcn, 'If C.lrdol.x, ll. licrranlcg Row 4: H. Turncr, R. Crivcllo, -I. McN,nn.1r.1, R. cy.ll'L1lI1.lll ll. Mcllcrio, C. Trigali, Y, Tmnamcllu, A. Iicrjxgquisl. lf. Curlcs, G. Runv:.1r.1li. Q Row l: -I. McNamara, I.. Com, D, Porvaui, T. Lucido, -I. Doody, NI. Linarcs, L. XVoltcr, B. Aliotog Row 2 C. Luce, G. Mnclmdu, A. Ruppn, T. Arcolco, G. Roncnrali, R. Cardinals, C. Vout, M. Tucros, P. Geyer Row 3: M. Mnrron, B. Ferguson, R. Ymhinobu, P, Twccnlr, H. Fcrranrc, R. Hall, G. Minick, C. Wilscvxm U. Brownlicg Row 4: P. Conte, L. Cancpn, lf. Young, KI. Logan, J. Ncary, S. Aicllu, P. Astuy, P. Lcccc I l ' '- . 1 ' in-fy-. , A AMI qrighcy TWO AGAINST ONE , 3' 4 WT qlcfrj VICTORY OVER SANTIBCRUZ A Football coaches Holloway, Mansell, Purcell, Larsh, and McNeil Tl 'i' vi.- - X' Q' T1 f - :xg xii: Row l: F. Conte, D. Graxiola, J. Corson, R. Yoshinobu, R. Crivello, L. Gota, A. Rappa, F. Evans, T. Crawford, Row 2: V. Ruiz, T. Cardoza, S. Aiello, P. Astuy, T. Arcoleo, H. Zimmerman, J. Arancio, B. Dancer, V. Bevilaquag Row 5: S. Aiello, J. Woodward, L. Harter, B. Ferguson, A. Bergquist, J. McNamara, J. Coniglio, L. Segoviag Row 4: Coach Mansell, T. Enea, P. Lecce, T. Lucido, B. Kennedy, Coach Purcell. arfiify goofdaf beginning of the 1950 football season found eight vacancies in the varsity line- by the players who graduated from last year's team. Although there were not returning veterans, the team quickly settled down and after a defeat at the Pittsburg came back and defeated Bellarmine 12-0. The Torigdores, after losing the first two games of league competition, found their feet again and'finished the season with a good showing, ending up in second place in the CCAL. Jack Arancio, John Corson, Vince Bevilaqua, Ray Crivello, and Rei Yoshinobu formed the backbone of the Toreador line and were assisted by Peter Lecce, Tom Lucido, and transfer Anthony Rappa at ends. The backfield, spear-headed by Tom Enea, Herb Zimmerman, and shifty Laurence Segovia, was lead by quarterbacks John Coniglio and Joe McNamara. Tom Crawford, Jim Doody, and Leo Gota, who was hampered by injuries, filled in the bickfield. Tom Arcoleo and Anthony Rappa filled the important defensive linebacking positions. From the very beginning of the season at the Salinas Jamboree speedy halfbacks Laurence Segovia and Tom Enea and powerful fullback Herb Zimmerman constantly racked up yardage. Segovia, who is well remembered for his long sprints to the goal line, was later named All-CCAL. Linemen Vince Bevilaqua, John Corson, and Jack Arancio were especially strong on defense and formed a strong forward wall. The 1950 team collected four All-CCAL choices. For their outstanding work Laurence Segovia, Jack Arancio, John Corson and Vince Bevilaqua were unanimously chosen for these honors at the close of the pigskin season. MONTEREY OPPONENT MONTEREY OPPONENT 0 . Pittsburgh .....,,, .... . . 14 18 Santa Cruz , .. . 0 12 . . ..... Bellarmine ,, 0 6 , Watsonville . 18 6 , . Watsonville .,.. .. .,.. 13 8 . Salinas ..... . ., 0 6 Salinas , , ,, . 25 20 Santa Cruz.. . 0 if .D 'X :-, my .4239 4 xx- I . S. -L 1- ' In 'a ' wi, 1 iizwf -:., . 4 Ki' 'fu 1,3-s. 574 1 N, -1 QQ M La ' 1' ' . .' 4 U- Q 4 vm 3? . ' Y 57 .ff kb war ', -A ' v, H Row I: B, Alioto, G. Roncarati, M. Moss, R. Cardinale, D. Forum, l.. Wall, H. Ferrante, D. Mygia C. liuggetta, B. Watsoix. N. Hazdovac, j. Stewartg Row 2: S. linen, D. Mineo, A. Sherman, li. Contej if Lombardo, l.. lieliciano, V. Balesteri, L. Brown, E. Albert, S. j. Aiello, ll. l.inares, A. Russo, Row W: Coach Larsh, A. Hamil, E. Boyce. S. Yamahara, D. Montiel, H. Nielsen, K. Oyama, AI. Yokoia, ll. Corson. R. Reyes, N. Bennett, Coach NcNeilg Row 4: M. Castle, P. Curamla, O. Crivelln, D. Scherrer. Y. Sorci, H. Fcrrante, B. Napoli, H. Tuomala. P. Tweedt, R. Boyce. The lightweight football tam of 1950 did not have .i chance to play .1 full schedule of games due to an unfortunate incident toward the end of the season. Twenty-one of Coach Doug McNeil,s Toreababes were disqualified from league competition by the Board of Managers for unsportsman-like conduct toward the visiting team's rooters during a varsity game. The regulars on the lightweight team were jim Wfttson, Horace Ferrante. Gene Roncarati, Ray Cardinale, jim Stewart, Doug Forzani, Pete Curatalo, Martin Moss. Charles liuggetta, Corky Wall, Sal Aiello, Don Mytli Nick Eddie Albert. Vince Lombardo, and jim Yokota. C 'Ov' jim Watson, the sensational back and a newcomer to Monterey. scored most of the lightweights' touchdowns during the season. He was ably assisted by Gene Rocarati. liddie Albert, Charles Fuggetta, and Jim Stewart, who was a very capable line-backer as well as full back. Nick Haz ovac and Martin Moss held down the end spots on the Toreababe line an flanked Ray Cardinale and Fritz Myeps at tackles. Doug Forzani and Corky Wfall also proved to be rough linemen for their opponents. The lightweights ended their season with a tie for second place in the league. They won two, lost four, and forfeited two games. Included in the wins was a 51-0 victors over the Salinas lightweights. oliglzfw iglzf MONTEREY Oi-PONLN1 20 . Sunnyvale 21 I2 Bellarmine I4 7 Watsonville 27 31 Salinas 0 25 Santa Cruz 12 0 Watsonville I8 oofgaf Halfback wfwm ,V'k!x,'rfQ,'ff al xg ' 1 f f Xx ' Q3 'I 'W gf ,uf 1 V asp? 'Mfg N A V . FFF l . A 1 ' QXERA. f 'S ww f X 5 Coach E. Larsh, V. Bevilacqua, D. Sanchez, j. McNamara, P. Cutino, J. Frost, V. Tomasello, T. Cardoza, C. Howell, V. Ruiz, M. Marron, L. Segovia, J. Panetta, D. Gee, J. Mortenson, E. Wooldridge. amifg Z?a:SLef6a! The Toreador basketball team ended its 1951 season by latching onto the third place slot in the 'A division of the Coast Counties Athletic League. Coach Ed Larsh built his starting team of five veterans, a former lightweight and one newcomer to the game. Laurence Segovia, Pete Cutino, Darrell Sanchez, Charles Howell, and Vince Bevilaqua returned from last year's team and former lightweigh star Tony Cardoza came up to add his share to the scoring. Jack Frost, who played for his first year, showed rapid improvement throughout the season and ended second only to Laurence Segovia in the scoring honors. Joe McNamara, who started the season slowly, turned out to be a valuable asset to the team. Laurence Segovia made All-CCAL and won the praise and admiration of local sports- writers and league officials. Peter Cutino, jack Frost, and Tony Cardoza showed ex- cellent play throughout the season with their long distance shboting, which contributed so much to the Toreador offense. Center Charles Howell, tallest of the Green and Yellow, accounted much for rebound- ing and tip-ins, along with big Vince Bevilaqua whoihustled every minute he was on the floor. Dependable reservists like Joe Panetta, Vince Tomasello, Vince Ruiz, Darrell Sanchez, and Mike Marron who didn't start in any of the games usually played toward the final periods. Even though the Toreadores ended up in the league behind Wfatsonville and Salinas, the season was considered to be very successful. Watsonville and Salinas had two of the best teams in the history of their schools. The Toreadores steadily improved throughout the season, ending up by winning six out of their last seven games. I ,,, WED!! 1 :k u , '1x,',,1, Standing: Coach B. Clark, j. Rogers, Logan, C. Tringali, D. Mellerio, Linares, T. Russo, V. Balesterig Kneeling: R. Czrdinale, I.. Canepa, S. Aicllo, D. Canepa, B. lwamoto. oligkfw iglzf gaffefdaf Coach Bob Clark's Toreababcs ended their season tied for second place in the CCAL for the first time in several years. The Babes played good games throughout the season and lost two heart-breakers in league competition by only one point. Louie Canepa was undoubtedly the outstanding man and was chosen All-CCAL. He set a new CCAL scoring record, racking up 96 points in six games. Ray Cardinale was the only other contender for CCAL honors. Charlie Tringali, Bill Iwamoto, Dominic Canepa, John Logan, Sal Aiello, and Doug Forzani also saw action in most of the games and aided in piling up those necessary points. MONTERE1' OPPONENT 41 Santa Cruz 34 22 Pacific Grove 30 21 Salinas 36 33 King City 18 34 Watsonville 31 40 Santa Cruz 32 43 Carmel 19 S7 Hollister 28 22 Pacinc Grove . 32 y,-,, . 33 Salinas ., 34 29 Pittsburgh , M 28 35 Carmel 13 31 Watsonville 44 31 King City , 22 24 Salinas 40 T ,fl iff. LOUIS CANEPA RAY CARDINALE All CCAL Row I: F. Donangelo, J. Rogers, R. Cardinale, G. Roncarati, T. Cardoza, B. Catron, L. Segovia, J. Mc- Namara, B. Kennedy, S. 1. Aiello: Row 2: Coach Purcell, H. Turner, B. Ferguson, D. Sanchez, E. Boyce, B. Shannon, A. Rappa, L. Wentz, V. Bevilacqua, L. Harter. JOE McNAMARA ANTHONY RAPPA LAURENCE SEGOVIA sh0fCll0P Left Field pitch, Clffeg Z In this year's baseball squad Coach Clint Purcell found plenty of experience. There' were a number of returning lettermen and several newcomers with plenty of playing behind them. In the pitching position was three-year letterman Laurence Segovia, a fast ball artist. Leroy Wentz and Bob Shannon held down the other hurler spots, and the catching staff ' was made up of Lee Hatter and Bill Kennedy. In the other infield spots were Vince Moose Bevilaqua at first base, Ray Cardinale at second, Joe McNamara at shot-stop, and Tony Cardoza at third. Joe Rogers was the utility man. Regularly out in the out- field were Anthony Rappa, Gene Roncarati, and Sal Aiello. Rounding out the team were Darrell Sanchez, Bill Ferguson, Alan Triplet, Bernard Catron, and Earl Boyce who contributed their share in the playing. Row 1: R. Hall, M. Ponce, L. Gota, C. Luce, P. Tweedt, N. Bennett, R. Reyes, Row 2: Coach McNeil, AD. Myers, V. Tomasello, P. Verga, D. Scales, S. Aiello, T. Crawford, Al. Colbert, j. Doody. amifg :MCL As lil Susurro goes to press, the Toreador Varsity shows talent but lacks the all-arount strength necessary for winning championships. Several trackmen have shown this they can compete with the le.1gue's best in their events. Marvin Ponce has broken the school record for the shot put at 47' SMH and may prove the le.1gue's best, while ,lim Doody, the sprinter, brondjumper and quarter- miler, may go through the season ns the best brondjumper. Laurence Segovin has come within one-tenth of Ll second of the school's low hurdle record and is ai strong threat in the broad jump. He and Uoody have both jumped better than twenty feet, while Tom Crawford has proved himself one of Monterey's best high jumpers of recent years. Row l: G. Beavers, G. Oleari, l,. Wall, C. Matthews, H. Ferr.inte, S. Yamalmru. il. Ed- mondson, ll. liorlani, H. Ferrantcg Row Z: R, Bowie, B. Harris, R. Colbert, ll. Nielsen, I.. Brown, kl. San Paolo, T. Bradshaw, B. Alioto, C. Vachnl, A. Hamil, -I. Linnres, Coacli McNeil. 'rom CRAWFORD VINCE TOMASELLO JIM DOODY 'I' i 1. - 1. 'NVQ X X.l fn-i. 5 ' new . Il HARVFY NIISLSEN Row l: G. Beavers. G. Oleari, L. Wall, C. Matthews, H. Ferrante, S. Yamahara, Ed mondson, D. Forzani, H. Ferrante: Row 2: R. Bowie, B. Harris, R. Colbert, H. Nielsen, L. Brown, J. San Paolo, T. Bradshaw, B. Alioto, C. Vachal, A. Hamil, j. Linares, Coach McNeil. og9AfweigAf .Zac Once again the Toreahabes have shown the greatest potentialities of the school's track forces. ln Harvey Nielsen, present 660 school record holder at l:3l.3, and Larry Brown, the Babes have potential league champions. Bob Harris is counted on to retain his league sprint crowns and will be helped greatly by Bill Alioto in the battle for sprint points. -Iohn San Paolo can place well in either the 330 or the 1320 while Gary Oleari looks very good in the 1320 and james Edmondson in the 330 and sprints. The pole vault is in the hands of and Nick Hazclovac. 4,1 Q ,Q . we is .,,-X A ., Ah. B05 HARRIS DOUG FORZANI Front row: D. Brownlie, E. Blight, F. Weldon, H. Fisher, R. Reinstedt, A. Russo, J. Douglas, Back row: Coach Clark, J. Mortenson, B. Greschel, R. Reid, F. Young, J. Woodward, M. Marron, J. Logan, H. Siever, J. Frost, Coach Schuman. 'l K J 1 -wa... ii l MIKE MARRON v' JACK FROST JOHN LOGAN ii ,' 1, We f FV X ' J! X' ennizi The 1950 Toreador tennis team won thc CCAL Tennis Championship for the thirteenth consecutive year, and the quality of the 1951 team assures MUHS of the championship for the fourteenth year. The 1951 team, with no seniors, is probably the top team in California and one of the best in the United States. For competition it is meeting freshmen teams from Stanford and U.C., Ventura, Santa Monica, South Pasadena, and University High of Los Angeles ffour of Southern California's strongest teamsj, as well as Modesto Junior College- the 1950 National Junior College Champions. 1-1. 4. Va-fs Row 1: Al. Thiel. F. Davenport. R. Marett, E. Chang, D. Hildebrand, R. Sakai, J. Pointg Row 2: B. Robertson, R. Ansell. O. Mers, F. Conte, W. Rico, E. Stone, O. Kovalenkog Row 3: C. Freedlun, N. Boudreau, J. Yokota, J. Tueros, A. Venza, F. Conte, Coach Poskus: Row 4: W. Bailey-mgr., F. Young. P. Cutino, J. Googins, R. Brownlie, C. Wilson. wimming The MUHS swimming team prospects this year looked bright as El Susurro went to press. In past years Monterey teams have been tops in the CCAL, and it looks as though MUHS will ag-ain be highly respected. Diving very ably for the team will be little jerry Googins. Monterey can proudly boast of three outstanding freestylers: Pete Cutino. Richard Brownlie, and Roy Sakai. Franklin Young should improve in the breastroke while Chuck Wilson and Dave Hildebrand promise to be consistent point winners in the backstroke events. Coach John Poskus is pleased with the fine group of lightweights from the freshman class. Edmund Chang should turn in good performances in the 100-yard freestyle and 150-yard individual medley while Bobby Marett promises to develop into a fine free- style and backstroke swimmer. DICK BROWNLIE JERRY GOOGIN3 PETE CUTINO tg: .,. in B- ,.. MQ sa I I .',,4 ' - .9f. i.- Lalff' 'i FwT'Hf.,,:7 'lb QNX fl.. A4 K , . pau- ' x.'tfV, a 2 . 4-V gg i Fwy, .fplfiq on ., is, 3,4 . 'W Q. - . ,, .. ss.. . , A ,A .R s 'ivwi' Q . X NL, V . 5, K it i r . 1' .. ..,. W ,ra .. .ng Q Row l: E. Cortes, P. Geyer, L. Segovia, V. Ruiz, A. Canog Row 2: Mr. Edwards, T. Robertson, R. Reid, V. Tomasello, A. Montiel, D. Canepa. PETER GEYER VINCE TOMASELLO LAURENCE SEGOVIA Terminating their 1950 season by taking the CCAL Championship and the Peninsula Tournament, Coach Wayne Edwards' club-swingers had a very successful season. They had plenty of experience, for they lostinly one man from last year,s championship team. Peter Geyer and Vince Tomasello will bear the burden this spring with Laurence Segovia, Adrian Montiel, Tom Robertson, Vince Ruiz, Edward Cortes and Richard Reid rounding out the team. Up to the time El Susurro went to press, they had had only one match, that one against Carmel when they emerged on the long end of a 13 - 2 count. Row l: P. Hoang. A. Kawabata, R. Tsubouchi, G. Lacey, A. Constanti, D. Zaches, C. Western, Row 2: I. Yeme, S. Cortner, G. Beall, S. Iino, A. Goetz, S. Kalar, H. Hoyt, N. Mignano, S. Wilkinson, L. Willoughby, E. Mello, Row 3: Greeb, B. Glover, R. Paine, E Murray, A. Hartman, P. Easton, B. Kobayashi, C. Iino, G. Yoshiyama, M. J. Flores, F. Graxiola, C. Sltalabrin, Row 4: Stoddard, G. Sherlock, E. Hosea, V. Gillespie, P. Wright, M. Drake, K. Yamahara, Drake, P. Yoshiyama, J. Owashi, P. Propp, N. Pierpont, B. Glover, Row 5: N. Bucchino, H. Chan, S. Kono, T. Shibasaki, S. Honda, M. Okamura, C. Martinez, M. Lamb, S. Youngman, E. Vellis, B. Johnson, Miss Benham. g,4.,4. Row l: A. DiMare, M. Constantine, J. Maiorana, N. Lasitcr, P. Dickinson, S. McKay, P. McKay, B. Juarez, H. Guzman, Row 2: E. Ojea, R. Flores, R. Lonero, M. Abbati, N. Kneass, M. Reinstedt, J. McLean, T. Giobbe, R. Flores. E. Catania, M. Torrente, L. Canepa, Row 3: L. McDonald, E. Randazzo, H. Gallaro, R. Dorio, U. Torrente, N. Riecks, C. Devaney, Roccia, Pisto, G. Manzella, T. Monte, L. Donato, Row 4: D. Yuen, R. Bellante, E. Costanza, G. Neumann, D. Trenner, C. Favalora, S. Mallory, H. Bates, Junker, T. Longueira, A. Chiantelli, D. Bettencourt, Row 5: D. Schafer, D. Hasselo, P. Garcia, W. Knox, J. Nab- leslta, A. Satow. M. Crivello, F Mehringer, Proper, M. Furino, Balesteri, D. Bottero. .. ,xxx gh- 44- 444- .L -.. x . 11, Y' 18,199-'Y BARBARA GLOVER, POLLY. McKAY, DION ZACHES wimming Row 1: M. Torrente. M. Loveland, S. Cortner, P. Easton, A. Hartman, T. Giobbe, N. Pierpont, E. Murray, J. McLean, D. Glover, C. Glover. C. Colletog Ro w 2: A. Graham in rA, O 1 M 5 A 3 ..f Il x i N 'fa il! WV' ' WL.. 1 N.. A -fi , , f unior R S K l H T. Longueira, P. Garciag Row P P opp. W Z?af5LefLaf Row l: S. Hon, A. batow, Ia. Yuen R H. enior eam Gallaro, N. Rxecks, U. Turrentc. e6U'l'l wwllvlbfli 1 KU... claims. Q A,,1.s. 5 P Tii S I. Row l: L. McDonald, G. Lacey, -I. Maiorana, P. Garcia, E. Vellis, T. Longueira, H. Guzman, S. Kalar, C, Dcvaney, J. Owashi, A. Goerz, M. Lamb, Row 2: J. Proper, N. Pierpont, L. Canepa, G. Beall, R. Maiorana, S. Iino, P. Hoang, D. Zaches, E. Mello, D. Yaeger, C. Glover, K. Yamahara, P. Propp, P. McKay. LHOCLW 0 Row 1: P. Garcia, E. Vellis, F. Mehringer, N. Lasiter, R. Bellanre, T. Longueira, H. Guzman, S. Kalar, P. Hoang, C. Devaney, J. Owashig Row 2: N. Pierpont, L. Canepa, G. Beall, J. Nabzeska, S. Iino, D. Zaches, E. Mello, D. Yaeger, C. Glover, K. Yamalmara. mln 0 :nav-ul 1 ...nfs YR if saw , iz if iggvffz vo gi? aaffbfi F ik xmifx X . may 05157 555 ff W X Wil! HJ V ss xi Xi E QQ X W -Q x , x Q23- X . lf o o WW lo 351W W if 255 'hr' W? WRX 3 uf in Joao wavy We? f fx Here we find the real backbone of MU and our own Student Body Legislatur 'xo My will be likr' at the and of Larkin Slreet. If' . 4:51 WM' l 6Lil0n, 55f?53 M v'5 j' Wk WMYJMVMJJWM MW 4ZnfffQ7fQ,i'J9,wfp M -WM wf,,.1tJJ Hfffjwdg LJM,9,,l,Lw94 MIL!!-V,,,v-,,,l4, Zif,fiWQuM4f4iL,iWWf QMWW- ilawfff M61 l- .girdf ,gzmefi fer EIIM DOODY Prr'sidf'nl 5? Jeni k Arancio, Nora Kncnss, jim Hoody, Barbara Potter, ,lack Frost QCOFL .SZFYLQ5 tel' JACK ARA NCIO , P rmirf 1' ul 1 XX A XZ X X A Marilyn Reinstedz, Anthony Rappa, Nora Knensv, -lack Arancio, Barbara Pulte -1 f .,.. ,QA l.lxi ilSl,.'XTURli PICNIC . f t Row I: 'l'. l.uculu, ll. Woodsnun, ml. l'nm, j. llumly, ,l. Aranuxo, M. Rcinstcdl, A. Kappa, B. Poucrg lima 1: A. Clmiamclli, bl. l..1ccy, G. Bull. M. lamb, S. Sicvcr, lf.. Catania, B. Glover, S. Perry. G. Sherlock, Brock, Row 5: M. Pluifcr, l.. XY'.1ll, C. Mauhcww, M. M.xior.mn, M. liwulllwn, ,l. Edmonson. R. Hall, M. Mzrron. D. C0n7Cll11.ll1l1. I. l,.lI1Cll.l. l . Young: Row 4: Tum lfnca, K, Hauer. N. Kneasr. C. Doomly, Owanlwi. V. lto K. wll1Cl.ll1Ll, I. Circclm, A. ciUl1Nl.'lllll. Ur. Tluumpsun. ,. 4 2 -S new- Student Court 1, t,.s.l,g 1 .l A ,l L A 'Sw Vagawf '-. fff 'il - .r..t . eiwhjm' 'ff nfs iw ,..,xs.x 331 :g- ,:y A uw ff ' wav T im ,ws W 4 Af Y Agp Ng V, ing l to R: Vince Bevilacqua. .lack Arancio, Bessie Cqmepa, Dirk Conlelmann, 'liom linea, Tom laicido. The Student Court has jurisdiction over students who break school rules. either in the buildings itself. at athletic events, or at school activities. Otfenders are brought before the judges and are allowed to plead their cases. lf the defendant is found guilty, he is of tl1L' given a suitable SCI'lU.'I1CC, and if possible one that will suit the crime. The members court are Tom Lucido, Prosecuting Attorney: Richard Conzelmann, Chief justice: Tom Hnea. Rav Cnrdinale and Bessie Canepn, Class ,Iudgesg Vince Bevilacqua, Bniliffg and Doug lforzani, Court Recorder. Back row: Donna Pinlcston, Kay Bauer, Mary Ann Loveland, Marilyn Reinstedt: Front row: Mary Bowman, Gerry Sherlock. f' 2 'R ti-at-. -we if . , 5. 1: 'ill' Wh-IDIM 'i fi.Xi- IB Yell Ledders .fgclmufufifra ford I Q E X N WR 41 A -R -.,- K ukxgstf-TMA MR. GOODWILL DR. THOMPSON A , MISS' RENDTORFF ,, MR, SCHUMAN , .1, F MR. HOLMAN 1 . ORE EAD MR. EDMAN MR. ANDERSON MR. BELL MISS BOWERS MR. CLARK - 1 MRS. ANTONCICI-I MR. BARON MISS BAKER , uf MISS BENHAM MISS BLANCHA RD MISS BRERETON MISS BROCKMAN -1 I If 3 . . is A ILLS 73 . L . ' , MR. COMBELLACK MR. DOWNEY MR. EDWARDS MRS. ESTEP MR. GOFF MISS HARPE MR. HOLLOWAY MRS. INGHAM fd , j I 'JL if .J I VH I Y vgigil A 4 ' iv ... ' WM gi 1 ,fy R I X ,Y fx v'7f' , W h if MRS KARAS .1,,,'5'- MISS GIGUIERE MR. HAWTHORNE MISS HODGSON MR. JACOBSON MISS JOHNSON MR. KELLY .2-'F' I! J. o ff MR. LARSH MRS. KNIGHT MISS KELLY I 5. QA ... I 4 1 MISS LORENTZEN . MR. MANHIRE MR. MANSELL M --...L,..,. lg ' 'W' ff r I 1 MW' ' MR. SARGENT MISS MENSINGER MR. MCNEIL .,BwmLhWw,.,..... . I as .A Q S. WW V g f MRS. PETERSEN MR. POSKUS MR. PURCELL 1 , T 1 MISS RIQFD MR. SC'HRl C'K MR. SCHROFDER . 5? P4 ,--. MR. SPFNCITR MRS. SPFRLING MISS VANDIZRGRIICNID MR. WATKINS MR. PANKRATZ , 46 NUR EUUQATHIN E xx. MISS SCHOFNINGER MISS SIDDERS MR. SORTAIS MRS. STEWART MR. STOLI. V . MR. WATSON MISS VUOODS ' 1 3, FREMONT HARDWAREM MORT MORTENSON 86 SUPPLY Fremont and Hilby S E A S I D E ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PLUMBING SUPPLIES PAINT SUPPLIES HOUSEWARES STAN GREEB 12 RAMBLER CUSTOM Congratulations to the Class of 19 51 COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL CARS You Haverft Driven A Car Until You've Driven A N A S H SAN CARLOS GARAGE MONTEREY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 51 from MARIANNA'S DRESS SHOP l 2 Alvarado Street Monterey Peninsula Automobile Company BUICK DIEALFR Del Monte and Washington Streets PHONE 2-4569 Y Y f We specialize in the Highest Quality of Aufomobile Serrire and Repairs When Befier Cars Are Built'-Buick Will Build Them Professional, Financially Competent Construction Service For Over 22 Years . . HAROLD C. GEYER GENERAL CONTRACTOR 787 MUNRAS AVENUE Nl0NTlZREY, CALIFORNIA .' ,C-3' fX rv--tt Prnrialing for Monlc'rr'y Peninsula Thr fines! in Morfrrn Porfrail And Comnufrvial Phnfog rapby MONTEREY STUDIO PHONE 2-2485 'wir 468 Alvarado Street Monterey, California Best Wishes to the Class of '51 from Abinante Music Store 00-9 ALVARADO STREET X MONTEREY, CALIF. is. 1 if' ,, CONGRATULATIONS from Slats Fish Grotto OUR SPECIALTY FISH 81 CHIPS MONTEREY ffl Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1951 COLLEGIATE DRESS SHOP PHONE 2-3777 487 Alvarado Monterey CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 's1 RUDOLPH'S FURNITURE STORE Things That Make A House A Home 00-9 801 LLGHTHOUSE AVENUE MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 4 WILKINSON BROS. LUMBER COMPANY Complete Line of Building Materials Roofing Sash 85 Doors Fencing Our Spcrialty WE DELIVER 2415 FREMONT ExT. Phone S-3700 C0lIgYHf7lldfl0I7S- to the Class of '51 CARMEL-nv-THE-SEA CALIFORNIA is 0.0 4 l. Mule train. clippity 2. Be happy, go lucky 3. Lovely hula hands 4. Sleepy, Donna? S. Man shortage? 6. Cute dog, Louie -clop Egg head Tillie Rear view Can this be love? just us two Don'r you believe in A Taking life easy Wfha-happen to the water? Three of a kind Lost something? Found ir! Signals 1-2 A - N A Q QE . fx SEE N' 5 DQAN F VE ME URN X kg P X- Q Q H v we G LE Q Q H E 1884 I F 9 iw NE SQ M , R F Pgbljglsvlwgmugko A TS '. F . qu - 'ss shingw sire ,Mon rey li i Tv E NL FF if m 1 X X QQ Q- ParsFo A Au os - V .A N 'H . A .V v .X , - 3 R xi I P VX? Q ' P N 5-510 s-sl Xk , Q gk 4 x N ?5Xdf Ygwwf R F 6 U F Mu 5 MQW W sw l ' N Q .3 I 5 X X f if hi ,---Ib N- 1 . , ' A f I 'ak si 1f' f ' . i' ,3 ,Zi V' l , ,IV -' Var ' Whaltchil looking at? Stella and her stooges Mncstro Luis lturbi W'lmt is it? Light and mcllow brew XVniting for Watkins XVho's following you, Having fun? Lost something? McLean on the loose W Headed for new sno uh-uh- don't touch 13 14 IS 16 17 18 ..., 0 ' ' ,-1 fag, ' 'CV' X, Lawn-1 ,Il,',,,x.-- . VRML Civ, I, 1 lim---we 1 fur -1 L, 26.4, 5.-A-3 ..Q'e,Lg ' A +---- v'I'K' ' Lg.-18s.-d'2 A- i B K-.LQ V-A 0.Jcu-4..--.1 PALAO-E STTATIONERYI COMPANY 403 ALVARADO STREET K MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA . 3. up ,, ,NS 4- MM, Q11 f-3, 0,444 ROYAL TYPEWRITERS 1 VICTOR ADDING MACHINES an ,-,f' DITTO DUPLICATORS ,Af- and SUPPLIES ' ' 99 LA- ...NL TM -L--f WW M- ,gff'T k U..A4J'442s. I gpg D14-.,,..J tv--I. .fywukg 'Mya UN. A Complete Line Of Quality Office Furniture A .-S.. 0-65 --aff . ir , ' I ,f'L,nL -X4 ,I , 4 1 - 62 L iW'-1 5-fI..,. L - WUI JLWJ-WJWH :SSS lmssnon photo Service 278 Frqnlnlm Strut n Hotel Sm Carlos Bunldmg MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA M ndhn-I H-fzuph lan fuk' M Hu. Su-Jin CAVES For Really Fine Furs DEL MONTE AVENUE MONTEREY WY' ' ,mgggypnprau un lil! pdl v 'K in-9 .Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1951 RANDY6 TOGShnC1HLDREN In tbe Post Office Triangle 389 Hartnell Phone 3-5058 Take Your B051 Girl To- CASA SERRANO The Best Dinner In Town PACIFIC STREET MONTEREY , I I Q1 I I xl, W Q' V .. ., x T M: 7!,ffia1'sJ5L MV ' f I . f f, ,011-K fl M' Caaiiffgs ff wi GEORGE HOMES CLOTHING STORE MONTEREY, CAI.II4'ORNIA A'-a.' .Lf-- . u2,0tm, I S ' A .VX-4e'4. 9 Y 'AQ J '-Hr., ' - ' 45 1 f E 'E E Qffff., ,f qgiiuigktx r - FLO 1 Tw -E .T Q? fqa' MFQL. x 7 if -,,-, i. K4 CUT FLOWERS-POTTED PLANTS -xg T---.e,,,, CORSAGES-WEDDING FLOWERS iff'---,,. O Tx. V Q. 7 PROFESSIONAL. BUILDEST.-?'4'l1'.g -NxA f! MONTEREX', CALIFORNIA. . 54.,,-Q , jlfjii A 7--5, Congratulations Class of 1951 VANITY BOX BEAUTY SHOP 299 DEL MONTE AVENUE MONTEREY JY' X l I X N m , 1 ' Y ,T . T JK ' I -JT fm ff 1 N. ' , v l I I , X . ' 5 f 'T X 2 1 E no ' x ' f j A j - my a I x . ' 'V ' 0 i, I 1 - I A. R. Bergquist Jeweler DIAMONDS 1 WATCHES JEWELRY I 4'2'37 ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA ' O qw' .-1 ' X X! J A 3, 4.1, lu CJ 'f ' HA ,ol N El! 3. ll . h ! N j Lx U xi' 2 - ,M . X A 7' If M ,K CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 5 I B853 Auto Clinic Complete Automotive Service Wheel Alignment 86 Balancing TELEPHONE 2-2253 B. J. CBudD BOLLOCK 388 EAST FRANKLIN STREET MONTEREY .,l....asL O HOMEMADE CANDY See If Made KARMELKORN f POPCORN And Your Favorite Founlain Karmelkorn Shop 429 ALVARADO STREET PHONE 2-2273 DATE DRESSES for HIGH SCHOGL GIRLS HOWARDS SKIRTS SUITS COATS BLOUSES LINGERIE SWEATERS PHONE 2-S177 467 ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Com plimcfnfs I0 Ihr' CLASS OF 1951 Quigley Motor Co. Inc. 724 ABREGO STREET 2 PHONE 2-5166 MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA M- f-f- ww.- Q.. -- - .,A,,,,R -: wx-1s5xA:Aw+ , 1 , ., mm-W W- rl 1 fl If !pff,,, 'THX X I ' I I I ,,,, I Q' I If .l' J 5 Best Wfisbcs fo Hof' Class of 1951 HELLAM'S TOBACCO SHOP 2 413 AI.vARAno STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 'fa Congrafulafious fo flu' ui CLASS OF '51 from The Village Shoe Tree FINE SHOES 8: BAGS FOR WOMEN 6TH 81 I,Ol.ORIiS CARMEL-BX'-THE-SEA Congrnfzrlafious To Tlu' CIW of 'SI J. D. THQRN sc co. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 408 CALIT PRINCIPAL MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA - 4' 0 ' 1 s f , 1- . N ' IAQ. 1-415-A dk, J A ,Ib , M fllr :gn fyflnw' 1., Jr..-1 LL- Lu 'WX-Q-gi P' ly 1 I - L h',f vf T' .4 A-I-fl -J7-'3':1- 0 ' ! 'f if .11 4'-1 1 J I ip V ' O' J 0 IEASJQVA J 1 QQ-AMO?-li: Congratulations to the 1, Class of 1951 . - '1 P. BARSOTTI DISTRIBUTOR FOR Schlitz Beer-Wieland's Calso Water Do m fxfi r-W I NE S-I m ported PHONE S-3758 451 Dcl Monte Avenue MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA V, 3 -lf In-. IBMXIRS eu' 'FV 1 ,L M ,,,., ., .,.,,I, -MMI 1 -f--W'-f -'vw iYlL92I'!PI 195155221 EVESSB I -A fp, P! N MONTEREY HARDWARE MERLE L. CHAVOYA, prop. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD . NEEDS N A fb 'D I, 5 QOOLO 63900 PAINTSQSJEP C3900 42 2 TYLER STREET WISHART'S BAKERY Where Quality Rates SIIPTFHZIQ, 059 PHONE 2-S561 425 CALE PRINCIPAL MONTEREY The Poor Scholar Book Shop 'A' BOOKS GREETING CARDS GIFT WRAPS 9:6 S99 POLK STREET Sunny Boys Sea Foods Head of Fislor'rman's Wharf THE BEST FISH DINNERS PHONE 2-9600 MONTEREY River Inn Conxrrraforwy Dining Room Owrlookirzg Big Sur River MODERN CABINS GASOLTNE CURIOS H. L. Crawford 472 CA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS from THE HERALD PRINTERS PRINTERS ik PUBLISHERS if? LITI-IOGRAPHERS LLE PRINCIPAL MONTEREY IF YOU WANT A FINE V A C U U M buy a K I R B Y DEL MQNTE AVE. MONTEREY BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES from HOLMAN'S MONTEREY BOOTERY THE STYLES YOU'LL LOVE ALVARADO MONTEREY 1 gif W if Q 7J CONGRATULATIONS to the KK ie , B. CLASS of 51 SMITH BROS. HARDWARE CO. 410 ALVARADO STREET 1 MONTEREX', CALIFORNIA FOR THE BEST ,Z A I 4 HAIRCUT IN TOWN . TW Ei 1 , The San Carlos R' 5 Barber Shop I I I XX - San Carlos Hotel Bldg. MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS from Thompson Paint Co. CALLE PRINCIPAL MONTEREY AFTER SCHOOL MEET AT A 3 THE POPPY I ww W : lk So S xg' R DASSUNDAESMKES I - If 1. 'W -1 Alvarado Monterey CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 70777, CALIFORNIA WATER AND TELEPHONE CO. TYLER STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA FOR THOSE BEFORE DANCE DINNERS try Hermann's Inn CT Alvarado Monterey 3 'W I 9 10 ll IZ 13 I4 IS I6 17 Looks like fun IHS been a long, long time Party time Musical Americanos Good advertising Another Vellis Us six-Amen! Shipwrcckcd Playing hookcy, Doc? 5 x f V QI ff Eglin TULATEONS TQ 'TIQIERENQRQJU CAM! UL4 J 65: MM Q, FRANKLIN STREET af MON EREY jJ447A,w-U V 51 -'4 la-rf'-C, THE MONTEREY -LA H E R A L D Sends Congratulations to the Class of 195 I WASHINGTO STREET MONTEREY, C HOVER Equipment Co. GENERAL MOTORS 8L CHRYSL INDUSTRIAL E INES PHONE S-S432 378 E. Frankl S MON BIG SUR LODGE EXTENDS Hospitality in a Rustic Way MODERN HOTEL AND HousEKEEP1Nc coTTAGEs CDMEDRTABLY FURNISHED DINING ON THE PATIO OVERLOOKING THE SPARKING BIG SUR RIVER INTERESTING AND UNUSUAL GIFTS OF REDWOOD BURL, CERAMICS, PLASTIC AND NOVELTY ITEMS FROM THE GENERAL STORE A COMPLETELY STOCKED GROCERY DEPART- MENT, PICNIC SUPPLIES, HARDWARE ESSENTIALS AND FISHING GEAR. - ENIOY YOUR STATE PARK - A EL CAMINO CAKE SHOP Specializing in CAKES and BREADS BIRTHDAY and WEDDING CAKES Made to Order . 198 DEL MONTE AVENUE X L1 Monterey, California EL ESTERO Service Station 698 DEL MONTE AVE. jf, MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA , I M M Congratulations to the CLASS OF SI from LAS TIENDAS GROCERY 85 MEAT MARKET WATERS -BEEBE CO. 600 Mu :ms STR ONTEREY, CALIFORNIA its Mike's Sea Food Restaurant FOR THE BEST A SEA FOOD DINNERS and PIZZA FlSHERMAN,S WHARF Phone 5-6 3 2 8 Monterey, Calif. Mike Bomarito, prop. Tw W W my A loofi M c K A Y ' S Photo Finishing Service -.S , . -. ,L gf,a'i-4? Mi. Cameras Films Developing Printing Enlafglvg REDWOOD LODGE Copying 2 CABINS GASOLINE COCKTAIL LOUNGE GROCERIES PHONE 54327 BIG SUR CALIFORNIA ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY Ioe Wax Bas! Wishes From TYNAN LUMBER CO. EVERYTHING You NEED FOR BUILDING FRANKLIN MONTEREY CASA MUNRAS An, 1, .9-47 a Fur? fl' 7.6: -.U J - , I -V A .,H,-fi,-1i!l5gIE::iI..5vfg .kv Q- -gi? ' gg '.-.i'u' -L v f Y ,.,. lrfalgrjsl-15, ' gum' I I .. 2.1. +L 'ME Afid if mf. 4 - --.111-ff, - - ,,j.3SLl2L?4:yjg?q' -D 5 ' IL QM I ,Pf.'?,q!5EYT,.- I' A ,g , if, ., ni- -T., by if ' W' Lgizfwixlixr h ' - 4 .ff 1 J.. ,- ,,-hu. l .. F . I -M ' A SENDS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 HOTEL-COTTAGES-SHOPS Monterey California ik DINNERWARE 727 STAINLESS FLATWARE iff GLASSWARE ik FURNITURE iff LAMPS I 260 CALLE PRINCIPAL as-naman -uma. - uv. ww ,W V . V A ., ..-, .' ' I-M.. T ---, qw, f ,, .WI -- V .-.s , - , 4:32, Q .MQ-I,w..A:n,-. ,NVQ-E mr.. H , .sa-Jr Y. ...E .45-f A . . ... L- -'CI rg., QL., -g 3 .-A .A .Sic 'L' fs , L.. :N L:,..,i .L K I I ' ,E X 'di il We Suggest You Try RICHARDSON'S for all your KNITTING, CROCHET 85 EMBROIDERY NEEDS When you make swealers, blouses, Afgans, and argyle socks, the best quality gives you Ihr' brsf value in looks, wear and salisfaftion. SEE Us FOR D.M.C. 8: BUCILLA CROCHET COTTONS LEIDIG'S HEAD OFFICE 314 DEL MONTE AVENUE MONTEREY High Grade Groceries Beverages and Delicious Delicatessen Items Phone 2-0388 Jeiaags si BEER unncemes wing i'l9'9 AL'S GOOD EATS 2 PLATE LUNCHES 2 I-IAMBURGERS 8: MILK SHAKES Best Wishes To THE CLASS OF '51 from THE MISSION CREAMERY Phone S-6429 LIGHTHOUSE NEW MONTEREY SN 5 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '51 BECK'S MUSIC STORE OPEN TILL 8 IAM. PHONE 5-4555 Del Rey Theatre Bldg Ji , Q 4, Uv: 1 I 4 is . by J Q' JJU 'NR I I .VN K ab: ru' ,J Y I It ,If 'k JV I 33 ETS-HOKIN sl GALVIN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS I General Electric Appliances lu W I o 4 8 4 WASHINGTON ST. lk N N MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA I L' , L ' I I I . W X j l r XYZVV Fl! Il , j ga X J f N K , I .. 0 2 I I' I . I XI Y f .I i V X , .Q ., ll qv ' 1 af' Im. 9 FU 'X F . lv X I I xg f- N J XX I I ij, U Q X I . .Aff l'-I l I T1-.. fg.z,:-Iz wgs Ol X I l L ' , -f If ' . 0 I Wx Q .INNIA W..- 1 W I A . A ' ' ' 4 f x I -F 4 Rasmussen 86 Moody SPORTING GOODS 2 GUNS SKATE LAND AQQQQQQN PACIFIC Gnovrs BLOCK SWEATERS ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY Congratulaiions Seniors tn ck Barreto's La Fonda d MEXICAN 86 STEAK DINNERS 04-9 Expert Wforkmansloip Ragghxanu Shoe Shop Fremont Mommy Alvarado Street Monterey - Congrafulafions T0 The CLASS OF '51 Peninsula Bakery Houxr I0 House Servire PIES-CAKES-DONUTS SNAILS-ETC. Zim Qfqdfl 0 Broadway Seaside C ongrafulations To The CLASS OF 'sr BAY HARDWARE ,J Where Quality ' is Inexpensive Nancy Lou Dress Shop 2 'iff Alvarado Street Monterey PHONE S-4656 316 Calle Principal Monterey The Park Drive-In .7 flaw- A ,. ...- , .A V- ---Q vm, , Sandwiches-Coffee--Ice Cream Car Service Only AUSTIN of ENGLAND The First Of Its Kind On The Sales 81 Service Monterey Peninsula LORIN D. LACEY PHONE 5-S225 298 PEARL STREET MONTEREY SITUATED ON HIGHWAY 1 K 7 x 1 f j 1 ' w l of I j ,N ,fire M we at ,hens ,Q . Lab ly' Sf L 'Y ll U ,fu 'O' f 1 My M J I H Congratulations to the Class of 'Sl WM ff L, ' CHARMAK sf ' ,X 'I CHANDLER WL C MEN'S FURNISHINGS . f! HL ll l , I, 2 ARGYLES - f If s ,J ' f f 5' P' LJ. fl fljegowghes To fthe Class ofgil SWEATER5 1 J A ' ' 1 S w ff, f RICHARD'S EN'S 'ms A N KW AR 1 SUITS in f PHONE 2-0526 454 Alvarado Street Monterey CQNGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES MONTEREY GRADUATES 2 TICE ELECTRICAL SHOP S00 DEL MONTE AVENUE f Congratulations - Seniors THE LAUNDROMAT Del Monte Avenue Monterey I f 4 . . A ., fx . v .,., , in .H M 'lm'lH11n1 l I V' N 1 . X' . EI K' , A 'A It M ANGELO'S Situated on Fisherman's Wharf is famous for its Seafood Dishes, Ital- ian Pizza, and its artistic decora- tions which caused a Civic' eontroversy MON1'ERlfX' CAl.ll L7RNlA Congratulations to the Class of '51 PALACE DRUG CO. 2 401 ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY, CA1.ll-'ORNIA DOGWOOD PARK RIPPLEWOOD CABINS GASOLINE FOUNTAIN MEALS CURIOS DOF-I5 FEE Mr. Petersen BIG SUR CALIFORNIA TIMELY l W: STYLES HARDWARE HOUR SHOE STORE MONTEREY BIG SUR CALIFORNIA GILROY PACIFIC GROVE HOLLISTER l,u,,, gal. 7' san--Q A I - . Q I, g do gg ' 5. ' ' -M '- 2,5-I . P . V ll: X : vi 1' K 1 1. The Sky's the limit 2. Ain't we the ones 3. You tell him, Vince 4. Getting sea sick? S. Three's ii crowd 6, l,ooks good enough to eat Hollywood Bound Drinks on the house Bottoms up Shake a leg The gangs all here Vanilla or strawberry? Roving kind He has sunk pretty low Watch the pole, halfway up Cnn't face it Our hearts were young and gay Big feet Sanchez fa , .4 CONGRATULATIONS- Broadway Cleaners TO SERVE YOU BETTER we PHONE 2-5323 N-9 ow WE OWN AND OPERATE OUR PHONE s-sees OWN PLANT 463 ALVARADO ST. MONTEREY BETTY BRICKMAN Telephone 5-47 76 ak SHOP ED WILLIAMS N, MEN'S WEAR PHONE 2-2422 'A' 195 FRANKLIN ST. MONTEREY 716 MUNRAS AVENUE MONTEREY Congratulations to the Class of '51 Compliments to fmm CLASS OF ,sz T HE NATIONAL FASHION FABRIC DOLLAR STORE GMD PHONE 2-3540 266 ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY 727 PARK AVENUE SEASIDE La Porte-Greenwald Co. C0'7g 't l ti0 5 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CLASS OF 51 Mitchell's cw-9 PHONE 2,367 Fremont Pharmacy 118 WEBSTER STREET MONTEREY FREMONT SEASIDE me ?' Q . gpm, P- 5-L P . ., ' l,., 5.4. ff '- yfx g P' I0--f 42-'uf suv' -u Cl.m't win by chanting 6. XX',h0C1lLlghI whom? 7 lfritz 8 Muxclc bound? 9 H.1ppybirthdaySuc 10 ll Sitting pn-tty Dilapidatcd snow-man Chubby and Sleepy-eye MUHS gangsters Pcpsodcnr or Ipana? What you waiting for? Lunch time nap Three bums on a raft Chums or chumps Get a horse Three cheers for Russo h Q pw 'I J' If Ay I I - 'f ' IA I-fof' My LSWEIIAP QI by W wjffffw A R - THE OWL CLEANERS Ilper and Glllaspie Ml J! AiPrinling - Rubber Sfamps Illf ,k Qualify Cleaning 81 Deprndablf' Srrrirr ' , 'k I X TELEPHONE 2-3155 j Phone 5-S777 X I , 153 WEBSTER STREET MONTERFX 426 WASHINGTON STREET MONTEREY A N I T A ' S FASHION BEAUTY SALON YOU'LL LIKE OUR XVORK Fine Preparations ' Modfrn Equipmrnt 147 WEBSTER STREET PHONE 2-S627 SPROUSE-REITZ CO. 689 FKEMONT EXTENSION SEASIDE, CALIFORNIA 'ANASTASIA FISH Robles Del Rio Store ROBLES DEL RIO CALIFORNIA Visit Our Seafood Cocktail Bar FISH OF ALL KINDS . Reasonable Prirfx FIsHERMAN's WHARF MONTETEY CARMEL VALLEY CALIFORNIA Congratulations io the PIONEER BAKERY CLASS OF ,H FINE CAKES and PASTRIES A Ray's Department Store PHONE M913 475 FREMONT PHONE 5-4810 500 POLK STREET MONTEREY J,-F. L- T I 'T lv V -ill 4 '..x 'H X In the good old days Don to the rescue Sunbathing Senior Our of gas? Charlie's dead Before the ball began Remember when Sleepy time gals School daze Whoa Babe What's so funny 3 o'clock in the morning Why so far apart? One alone just plain pals mmm-mmm good Takin' life easy l n I f I S - I A 2 I ., ff 5, A ,M A , -I' N r . ' Y ' .1 7,1 N' , , r x ' , I i 1' fx X .4 g 1 . l ' N 1 A 4 1 , ' I 1 .1 Fa' .I CHINA IMPORTING CO. L. K. LEW 8: SONS SILKS, LINENS ac ART GOODS J j , 1 1 - PHONE 5-4226 gf: I I-I1LBY's DRUG STORE 'I' Tbe House of Quality PHONE 55501 419 ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY Oliverius Cleaners CarrOl's Jewelry Store I WATCHES PHONE 5-6677 DIAMONDS 251 E. FRANKLIN STREET BRACELETS MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA FREMONT EXTENSION OUR BEST WISHES HOTEL SAN CARLCS ir MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 006' CONGRATULATIONS Q35 from Q00 06' 00 C 4 CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA BEST WISH ES T banks to the Advertising Staff: CHARLOTTE DEVANEY fmm SUE CORTNER DOROTHY SCHAFER GERRY LACEY Barry Bros. Feed 85 Fuel JANET MCLEAN ik HARRIET CRAWFORD JEAN LOPEZ PHONE s-4770 S Y FROM: HERYL OUNGMAN-mdndgff 471 TYLER STREET MONTEREY MAYBELLE LAMB-assistant ,J l7on't overpark Ain't what they used to be Temper, temper, Nora Mort had Ll little Lamb Parrot nose it all XVh.1t are you trying to hide? 5. I Ya , it er Howdy pard Teachers pets When we had school spirit Miss Americas, 1923? Give us a bite Big night out Why so glum, chums? K 4. I 'K 'lnR 'b-sl Mr. .md Mrs. Nora Kneass Say cheese Why' boys stay home? Stop it some more Free transportation Another load of trash . 5' sw ...f'.4vv. HV., . I I A -'wif' 72, be MQ jc yi! 25' Nqr cw S . Tj SC X Fr, Q1 'f K QM al p T27 'X 1. C K. 1' 'iv gf k 'fQ, kc c, 'fix I Kina 'E 'iT n-755' h XC-,LJ ri I A Vx -CC Viv Q, 'ir . f B , XJ- !I'I- ,M WV KLCHKL. SPROUSE- 1Tz C92 7 'fr fro ef ' ke ALE ,ff 'ffazil 1, fir P I ' 1 no ' 7 SIC, .se e n fkx gle? Tx 1 473 ALVARADO STREET 3 ' 5 I lb MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA 'UK' f 99 T MONTEREY M Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1951 - Seaside Hardware Co. N N9 PHONE S-S 8 87 712 BROADWAY SEA51 Affer S f .af , if . I! S6 Tw' s ' l.. . ,' ' 64 'gy ,il l T ' . M Y fa QVQLQ My fx PA IFIC MUTU if 'SH Egffpoi Monterey Jewe ' Sends QJ F T ight' .BgLuf00d Diyls M'U'H'S' Ss of , M ' 'KJ Cf-M: ' Al! lf' 1 .Ll t OLD FIS!-IERMAN,S WHAR IFA' I I T Lll50RNIA A1.vARADo STREET MONTEREY :Z sg L tif ll Monterey Cash 8: Carry WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 351.4-J: CUMMINGS' SONS The House of Quality and Ser1firr ' DEALERS IN CANDY Watches-Diamonds-jewelry TOBACCO Wm. M. Cummings, mgr. PAPER MONTEREY, CALIF. 414 ADAMS STREET PHoNE 5-5611 PHONE S-3234 230 ALVARADO ST. 4'1- '15 'Wd m X y 4 f 4 ix N ' ' 5 ' 'fd x ' CJ QQ? ' -sr K W X ,Q Eg, QQ X k Nxxox -K' A nw' Qf ASKN.. 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