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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1953 volume:

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The events that took place before the footlights, during the intermission, and after the show are reviewed as we focus the spotlight on . . . MUHS '53. A ' , , - ' , -'45 ' 'TT 'STS-W. 7' 'T' ,I W-5 ax, df If -f t N 'x x ' - LF ., at Q ' ite, 6Jl,y,s -if-,t un -A nl! f . ,if 'H TO ANDY Who is always found near the gym in his well wom work clothes and his bright kelly green cap .... Whose twinkle and wry humor are familiar to every actor and prompter who spent his time behind the sets .... Who is willing and ready at all times to lend a helping hand .... 1 'ffl' , ' A 'S wrx' 4. .L A-is-'i '. l Mg-., N : P vi fp. . Q ll l PROGRAM DEDICATION ----- CAST-in Order of Appearance STARS-Senio r--- SECOND-LEADS-Juniors - UNDERSTUDIES-Sophomores - CHORUS-Freshmen - - - LATE ARRIVALS - PRODUCERS-Administrative Staff and Counselors PROMPTERS-Faculty ENGLISH-LANGUAGES-SOCIAL STUDIES TRADE AND INDUSTRY-HOMEMAKING - BUSINESS-MATH-SCIENCE - - - - PHYSICAN EDUCATION-MUSIC-ART - STAGE CREW ------- ON STAGE-Organizations - INTERMISSION-Sports FOOTBALL - BASKETBALL - SPRING SPORTS - INTRAMURALS - GIRLS' SPORTS - BACK STAGE-School Life - ADVERTISEMENTS-INDEX-SNAPS-CREDITS - 9 In every successful play it is the actors who give the Final touch to any performance. Stu- dents, from the seniors in their starring roles to the chorus of freshmen, stepped out on the stage at the end of Larkin Street to learn new skills and to participate in the acts that made this production a memorable and enjoyable experience.. From opening day until the close of a wonderful season, the spotlight was on the . . . 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John Alioto-Science X Math Klub: Routers' llubg lfnutlmzxllg lruek, Billie Allen-lluok Club: Routers' Vlubg l llA3 'lil'UZi5lll'Cl'. Yiee ljresiclent, Jr. liecl fross, Virginia Alves?-Mixed L'lnn-us: Honor flwrusg lirznna L lub, Honor f Roll: Rnnters' Clubg l'aletteers Slmwg G,A,A. Ellsworth Amos, jr.-Routers' Clubg l..'l',A..'X., intramural llasketballg Base- ball: lfootball. Anna Marie Apostrofe- Book Club: Ruoters' Club: FHA: President, Jr. Rccl Cross, jay Avery-Ili YQ Routers' Clubg Block Mg Football: Swimming. f SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sal A. Aiello-Sergeant-at-Arins, l-li Y: 'l' Nz I llubg Block Mg lfontballg Track. Sal J, Aiello-tizunera Ulubg Hi YL Key Vlubg RUOll'l'Nilillll1I lllnek Mg lfuntballq lflztsketball. Karen Albertus-Girls' Tennis Klub: liirls' Swiinniingg l.egislziture1 llmnmr Rool of Speech: Latin tlubg Soeiul Director, lfreneli Klubg Speeeltg llrzunzi flubg Seienee :incl Math Club, C'Yl 1 llook L'Iubg tl.-X.-X: Presifleut, Life ineinber, kiSl'ig liulclen Xl: Kaitlin Club: Routers' tlubg ,luninr l'l:1y: Seninr Play: lluunr llzinflg -luninr Council: llunk of Alllt'l'lC2l. Alice Jane Albonellouncl - Up Stull: ebristnias Messiztlig journalism: Trnusn fer. Ed Albert-l.egisl1itureg lli YQ Key Club: Routers' L'lubg .-Xll-VCAI.-liglitweiglit, varsity. lfuutlmlli Vresixlent, Senior K lass: 'lil'l'1lSlll't'l', Suplimncrre flaws! lilnek Nil llzusebzill. Bill Alioto-Legislature: llnnor Roll of Speeelig l.:itin Club: lfreneli Club: Spanish Club: Speeeli tilubg Drzmm Klub: llnnnr Roll: Hamlin Club, Rooters' Club: lllnek lil: lfuotlmlll Trziek: l'resi- flent, Stuclent Bully: Yiee Presiclent, Snnllnllinre Class: Secretary, Key Club. Alves, V. Amos, E. Avery, J. Apostrofe, A. Albert, E. Allen, B. Alioto, J. iv A P SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Daniel Baechlerflkl Club. Tino Balbofliznlio Club: TRI Club: Knoll-rs' Club. Vince M. Balesteri-llonor llanml: lrgisla- llll'k'1 Hook Club: TNI Club: Block M: lfnutbnll: llnsincss Manager, Soplnr- 7 umm-: ,luninr llziy, Arnold Ball- -'l'S:l Club: ljglitwciglit Foolbzill: lluskctlmzilll Track. Helen A, Bates-Girls' Tennis Club: Leg- islature: Spanish Club: Drama Club: ti.'X.AX: CSF: llonor Roll: lillitor, Gal- lcun: lloutcrs' Club: FHA, Marie J, Bertolincr- Tom Bizzini-lli Y: Key Club: T841 Club. Bob Blaisdell-llonor liancl: Honor Or- chestra: Pop Band: Camera Club: Honor Roll: lil Susnrro: Routers' Club. Richard Bowie-Latin Club: French Club: Routcrs' Club. Bizzini, T. Brittan, C. Cardinale, M. A. Bowie, R. , x I l Balesteri, V. Breshears, C. Blaisdell, B. 13 Bates, H. Balbo, T. Baechler, D. Bertolino, M. Ball, A. Charlotte Breshears-Book Club: Rooters' Club: FHA: Ski Club. Carroll Brittan-Girls' Swimming: Legis- lature: Latin Club: Speech Club: CYF: Honor Roll: Publicity Manager, El Susurro: FHA: Publicity Manager, junior Play: journalism Club: Senior Play: Transfer 3. Marie Ann Cardinale - El Susurro: Rooters' Club: FHA. SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Thomas Bradshaw-Legislature: Spanish Club: Speech Club: Paletteers: Library Club: lllnck M: Basketball: Track. Larry Brown-'Nil Club: Rooters' Club: Librzaryq lfootlmll: Track. Ed Burns--Tkl Club: Block M: Football. Mary jo Cardinale-Legislature: Book Club: llnnur Rull: lil Susurro: Rooters' Club: lfllA: Library. Jeanette Cardinalli - ti zilleon Staff: Routers' Club: lfl-IA: Library: Secre- tary: Hook Club, Ray Cardinale-Legislature: Camera Club: Key tlub: Honor Roll: Routers' Club: Block M: lfnotball: Basketball: Track: Baseball: l'rq-siclent, l'll'CSlllll2-lll Class: 'l'rt-zisurer, Suplnnnore Class. Louie Carnazzo-Legislature: Latin Club: Spanish Club: Camera Club: Hi Y: El Susurrn: Routers' Club, Anna Caroniai lf H A. Sally Carpenterm Speech Club: Drama Club: I-lnnor Roll: Rooters' Club. Carpenter, S. Cardinale, R. Carnazzo, L. Chan, H. , l ms :yr : an up Sf 2- K ff Bradshaw, T. Cardinalli, J. Cardinale, M. J. Brown, L. Carrese, C. Claire Carrese-Honor Chorus: Rooters' Club: Transfer. Estelle Catania-Girls' Swimming: Legis- Caronia, A. Burns, E. Catania, E. 14 lature: Speech Club: Book Club: GAA: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club: Library: junior Red Cross: journalism Club. Helen Chan-Girls' Tennis Club: Latin Club: French Club: Secretary, Science Sz Math Club: CYF: Paletteers: GAA: Secretary, life member, CFS: Honor Efnlgn: Golden M: El Susurro: Rooters' u . 1 1 lr j V. Catron, B. Cortner, S. Colombo, V. Compagno, N. Cropley, M. Marilyn Cropley-CYF: Book Club: Rooters' Club: Library. Nadine L. Crosley- Secretary, French Club: Rooters' Club. Patt Curran-Secretary-treasurer, Speech Club: Drama Club: CSF: Honor Roll: Golden M: Rooters' Club: Honor Chorus: junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: Transfer. Sally Curran-Transfer, 4' I Crivello, S. Compagno, J Crosley, N. S N SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Bemard Catron-Radio Club: T8zI Club: Galleon Staff: Rooters' Club: Block M: Baseball. Virginia Colombo--Bookroom. John Compagno-Camera Club: Hi Y: Rooters' Club: Block M: All-CCAL Football. Nino Compagno--Legislature: Speech Club: Science 8: Math Club: Hi Y: Radio Club: Rooters' Club, Frank Conte-Legislature: Hi Y: T8zI Club: Rooters' Club: Block M: Foot- ball: Swimming, Leroy Cooper-Latin Club: French Club: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club: Honor Band: Honor Orchestra: Pep Band, Sue Cortner-Girls' Tennis Club: Girls' Swimming: Spanish Club: GAA: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club: Song Leader. Stella Crivello-Legislature: Speech Club: Book Clnb: Routers' Club: FHA: Yell Leader. Conte, F. Curran, P. Curran, S. Cooper, L. 5 l 1 Dancer, L. Cox, J. Corson, R. Danielson, S. Crossman, j. Mabel Dickey-Girls' Tennis Club: Book t'lubg Routers' lilubg FHAQ junior Rerl Cross. Leonard Di Maggio-T811 Club. Louise Donato-Girls' Tennis Club, Girls' Swininiingg Legislature, Book Club, GAA, Society Editor, Galleon Staff: Rootcrs' Club: FHA, Oflice Staff, Girls' Block Mg Yell Leader. I f SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Richard D, Corson-Railio Club: TNI Lilubg Block M1 lfootlmall. jack E. Cox-Latin Club: Scivncc N Math klubg Hunk tilnbi Nwotvrs' tilub, Orazio Ross Sobania-lfrcncli lilubg thun- cra L'lubg lfnutbzillg liaskctlizill, John Crossman - l.t-gislaturog Spanish l'lubg Spccfli flubg Sciciicc' X Math t'lub1 tiYl g Hi Y: Key tilubg VSV: Routers' Club, Ski Club, junior Vlziss Oliivvr, Peter Curatolo--'l'r:insfcrrt-fl to Ml't'. Lawanda Dancer-lfll .-X. Shirley DanielsonfOrclicstrzig lwgisla- turcg Spanish Club, Spf.-ccli Club, Book Club: Routers' lilubg Secretary, Si-uior lilassg junior Vlass Quvcn. Donald Davison- 'VXI Lilubg Library, l.,'l'..'X,.'X, lntrzunurzil Sports, liziskctlmzillg Baseball. Beverly Bolton Diaz-llranm tlubg Book Lilubg Knott-rs' Vlubg l ll.'X: l.i- brary: Secretary, Hook Club, -lunior illziss l'l:n' Dickey, M. Davison, D. DiMaggio, L. Donato, L, Sobania, O. Diaz, B. Curatolo, P. l6 xf, .f SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Frank Donangelo-T811 Club: Rootcrs' fhib: Shop Club. Leo H. Dorman, jr.--Honor Roll. Patricia Ann EastonMtiirls' Swimming: l.t-gisluturv: Spanish Club: Sciencv 81 Math Klub: i'Yl : GAA: CSV: llonor Roll: Ruotc-rs' Klub: Block M: Or- clit-stra. James Edmondson-Legislature: Latin l lub: Sciciivc ii Math Club: Radio Club: Roo UFS' Klub: Block M: Track, La Mar Ellis4l rcnch Club: Honor Roll: Library: journalism Club: Varsity Foot- bull: Track: Swimming. Sharon Sperling Ellis-Girls' Swimming: l.:1tin Lilnb: CSF: Honor Roll: Galleon Stull, tnot nicturccll Ronald Evansvlfitl Club. jo Anne Exum-Spot-ch Club: Drama Club: Book Club. Shirley Exum-Honor Roll of Speech: Drznna Club: Book Club: Feature Edi- tor, tizillt-on Staff: journalism Club: Spcccli Award, Famera, D. Favalora, C. Flores, M. J. Ferrante, A. f - ' Q V Q. ji Nr . .lf l Easton, P. Dorman, L. Donangelo, F. Exum, J Ellis, L. Donald Famera-T8zI Club. Connie Favalora-Girls' S w i m m i n g : Drama Club: GAA: Rooters' Club: Palctteers Variety Show. Edmondson' J' Anthony Ferrante-Speech: Hi Y: Radio EXUITI, S- Club: Block M: Track. Evans, R. 17 Mary jo Flores-Girls' Swimming: GAA: Rooters' Club: FHA: Tri Y. SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Jacobo Figuerresf'l'ransfer from Philip- pines: Swimming. Rose Flores-Legislature: Honor Roll of Spt-cch: Latin Club: Spanish Club: Spct-ch Club: Drama Club: Book Club: GAA: Sales Staff, lil Susurro: Routers' tlub: FHA: Library: Rally Committee: Song Lezncler. Doug ForzaniALegislature: Hi Y: Presi- dent, Key Club: Honor Roll: Galleon Staft: lil Susurro: Block M: journalism Club: President, Camera Club: All- CCAL Varsity Football: Track: Vice Presirlcnt, Student Body: Prosecuting Attorney: Vice President, Sophomore Class. Roberta Foster-Latin Club: Spanish Club: FHA. Jo Ann Fowler-Legislature: Honor Roll of Speech: Drama Club: CYF: CSF: Honor Roll: Library: Paletcers' Variety Show: Sc-nior Play: Junior Play. Bette Fraga-Girls' Swimming: Legisla- ture: Latin Club: Speech Club: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club: FHA: Yell Leader. Joyce V. Freitas- Giobbe, T. Gann, W. Garcia, V. Graxiola, F. -K t Y li, N . Foster, R. Gallaro, S. Freitas, J. I Q a Figuerres, J. Fowler, J. Flores, R. Forzani, D. Fraga, B. Sebastian CBusterD Gallaro-Hi Y: T841 Club: Rooters' Club. Wayne A. Gann-Block M: Bullghters: Football: Track, Vince Garcia-Legislature: Paletteers: Galleon Staff: EI Susurro: Rooters' Club: Football: Track: Swimming. Theresa Ann Giobbe-Girls' Swimming: Drama Club: GAA: Rooters' Club: Pres- ident, FHA. Francesca G. Graxiola-Girls' Swimming: Drama Club: GAA: Rooters' Club: FHA. 1 8 l Sv Geyer, P. Hartman, A. Grillo, D. Hamilton, M. Helwig, S. Shirley Helwigsf Legislature: Speech Club: CSF: llouor Roll: lil Susurro: Routers' Club. Lynette Hettich Girls' Swimining: Sci- ence N Math Club: CYF: Honor Roll: Routers Club. Shirley Hochderlfer-l,egisluturcg Honor Roll of Spem-ell: Spanish Club: CYF: CSF: llunor Roll: tiolllen M: Library. Sylvia Honda-Girls' Swimming: GAA: Honor Roll CSF: Rooters' Club: FHA, Charles Howell-Block M: All-CCAI. Basketball. .W Harget, J. Hardy, K Hettich, L. SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Pete Geyer-Hl.atin Club: T811 Club: Block M: Golf. Dora Grillo- Mike Hamilton - Legislature: Speech tlub: Camera Club: Secretary, Book Club: Hi Y: Rooters' Club: journalism Club. Ken Hardy-Spanish Club: Speech Club: Secretary, Hi Y: Honor Roll: Radio Club: Rooters' Club: Block M: Football. Judy HargetiSpanish Club: CYF: GAA: Rooters' Club. Alma Louise Hartman-Secretary-treas- urcr, llonor Band: Honor Orchestra: Girls' Swimming: Legislature: French Club: Drama Club: Science 8: Math Club: Secretary-treasurer, CYF: Book Club: GAA: l.ife member, CSF: Honor Roll: Golden M: Art lfditor, Galleon Statll Routers' Club: Girls' Block M: Secretary, Freshman Class: Scholastic Art Award, Nick Hazdovac-Legislature: Speech Club: Camera Club: treasurer, Hi Y: Vice president, Key Club: Radio Club: lil Susurro: Rootcrs' Club: Block M: Football: Basketball: Track: president, Student Body. Hazdovac, N. Hochderffer, S. Honda, S. Howell, C. X f r ' .Q Q ui 1 Horrall, S. jordan, A. Johnson, J. Hutcheson, M. Kennedy, B. Dave Krick-Treasurer, French Club: Science 8: Math Club: Hi Y: Key Club: CSF: Life member: Honor Roll: Golden M: Rootcrs' Club: Rally Committee: Bank of America Award. Eugene Lee-Honor Roll: Golden M: Radio Club: TSLI Club: Football. Joe Linares-Radio Club: Rooters' Club: Block M: Football: Basketball: Track. I Karr, P. Iino, C. Krick, D. SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sally Horrall-French Club: Camera Club: Rooters' Club. Mary Jo Hutcheson-Honor Chorus: treasurer, CYF: Life member, CSF: Honor Roll: Golden M: Library. Charlotte Iino-Legislature: Spanish Club: GAA: CSF: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club: Secretary, junior Class: Freshman Class Board: Assistant Student Body Treas- urer. Judith Madoline Illi-Latin Club: CSF: Rooters' Club: Honor Roll. Diane Jacobson-Legislature: Secretary- treasurer, French Club: CYF: GAA: CSF: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club: Transfer, treasurer, Freshman Class. james johnson-Latin Club: Science 8x Math Club: CYF: Hi Y: Football. Acen jordan-Science Sz Math Vlub. Paul Karr-Tlizl Club. Bill Kennedy-Transferred to MPC. Illi, J. Lee, E. Linares, J. Jacobson, D. v V17 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Wilma johnson-L'YFg GAA: FHA, Sharon jones-'Vrziusfcr 4: Legislature: GA.-X. Zoya Karpenko-library. Abbott Hart Kinney-Girls' Gln-0: French t lubg Sciuiicc N Math Club: CYF: K SF: llonor Roll: Busiiwss lfclitor, Gal- lcon Stall: Copy limlitor, lil Susurroi Rootcrs' Club: l'zilcttccrs' Show: Trans- fcr .lp l 'l'.-X: Golden M. Lorna Knight-1,1-gislziturc: Spanish Club: Spovch lllubg llrzuna Club: CYF: l.ifc un-inbur, LSF: llouor Roll: Golden Mg Rootm-rs' tlub: FH,-X: Treasurer, Stu- mlcut Iimlyg St-uior Play. john Logan-f-I,cgislnturcg Scicncc K Math l'lub: Yicv l'rt-sith-nt, KAYFQ Sccrz-tary. lli Y: Kvy Klub: FSF: Honor Roll: tiohlcu lllQ Block M1 All-L'L'.'Xl. Bas- kvtbull: NYS Tennis: Fruslunau, Sopho- niorn' flziss llrvsiclvnt: Boys' State, I Senior Class lrusimlcut. Fred E. lVladis0n'fR:ulio Club: TRI flub: Hooters' Club, Michael Salvatore Maiorana-Legislature: Spcccli l-llllll lli YQ llouur Roll, McKelvie, J. Kinney, A. Knight, L. Mignano, L. f .fl Tffri Madison, F. Karpenko, Z. Mellerio, D. 21 gl. 5. Y 1 johnson, W. Maiorana, M. Logan, J. Jones, S. Martin, R. Rudolph Martin- Latin Club: French club: Science K Math Club: Hi Y: Gal- lcou Staff: Rootcrs' Club, CYF. Jerry McKelvie-Football: Track: Trans- fcr. Dick Mellerio-Legislature: Speech Club: Canicra Club: Science Sz Math Club: Key Club: T811 Club: Rooters' Club: Block M: Football: Basketball: Track' Golf. i Larry Mignano-Radio Club: T811 Club' Rootcrs' Club: Library. SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Frances Lang-Drama Club: GAA: Rmvtt'rS' lllnlm. Georgie Little- Mikki Maegi-lmgislzntilrc: lfrcncli Club: Science N Math Club: CYF: Life mem- lxur, CSF: Honor Roll: Golden M. Sue MallorysSccri-tary, Vice President, Spanish Club: Drama Club: GAA: Honor Roll. Genevieve Manzella - GAA: Rootcrs' Club: l H.-X: Secretary, junior Red Cross. Cecilia Martinez-ILAAL FHA: Routers' Club, Sally J. McCool-lionor Band: Legisla- turu: Honor Roll of Spcccli: Drama lilnlm: l'rt-siclt-nt, CYP: Honor Roll: Roofcrz-z' Club: Yicc Prcsiclcnt, junior Class: junior Class Play: Senior Play. Felix Militante, jr.-Routers' Club, Dominic Mineo-lmgislattirc: Rootc-rs' Club: Block M: Basketball: Track: 'l'rc:isnrt-r, lfrcslnnan Class: All-CCAI. Liglitwciglit Baskvtlmall. Manzella, G. Nye, J. Neary, J. McCool, S. I Little, G. Woods, E. Mallory, S. Militante, F. Maegi, M. Lang, F. Mineo, D. Martinez, C. Stuart Moyle-Transfer 4. QNot pictureclj Joe Neary- Legislature: Radio Club: Rooters' Club: Block M: Football: Cap- tain, Swimming. John Frederick Nye-Science Sz Math Club: Block M: Football, Basketball: Track: Transfer 4. Ed Woods-Football. l Patrick, B. Monte, T. f if I 1 X McLean, J. Point, J. Murray, E. William Patrick - Czunern Club: Radio Club. jim Point-Drama Club: Transfer 4: Gayeties of 19533 Hi Togg Boys' Stzite. Troy Petty-Basketball. Kenneth Propp-TNI Club. Richard Reidfhegislatnrep President, Spanish Clnbg Speech Clubg Science N Math Club: Presirlent. Book Club: Hi Y: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club: Block Mg Ski Clubg Football: Track: Swini- ming: Tennis. Q17 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Janet McLeanfVice President, Girls' Ten- nis Club: Girls Swinnningg Legislature: Honor Holl: Treasurer, Spanish Clubg Publicity Manager, Speech Club: Drama Club: Secretary, Science K Math Club: Publicity Manager, llaletteersg GAA: CSV life member: Honor Rollg Golden Mg litlitor, lil Snsnrro: Rooters' Clubg Girls' Block M: DAR Citizenship Awarcl1 Hank of America Awarclg junior Plziv, Tillie Monte-GAA: Rooters' Club: FHA: junior Rell Cross. Mildren Mooney-Rooters' Clubg Library. Elaine A. Murray-Honor Band: Girls Swinnning: Girls' Tennis Club: Legisla- ture: Latin Club: Secretary-treasurer, Camera Club: Science 8: Math Club: CYFQ Presirlent, GAJM Honor Rollg Routers' Clubg Girls' Block M. Annette Nicastro -G i rl s ' Swinnningg Speech Clubg G.-XAQ Honor Rollp Rooters' Club: FHA: junior Red Cross. Sarah- Noto-lf H A. Mitzi Okumura - Legislature: GAAQ Honor Roll: Rooters' Clubg FHA. Propp. K. Noto, S. Okumura, M. Reid, R. Mooney, M. Petty, T. Nicastro, A. 23 J Paine, R. Rios, M. Reinstedt, R. Pavlof, M. Rogers, J. joey Rogersflmgislatiircz President, Hi Y: Radio Club: Sports' Editor, El Su- surro: Routers' Club: Block M: Basket- ball: Baseball: Vice President, Fresh- man Class: Treasurer, Sophomore Class: Yice l'resident, Senior Class: Councilman on Mayor for a Day pro- gram: Joseph R0se4Honor Roll: T311 Club. jack Russo-ljresident, Vice President, Camera Club: Key Club: Galleon Staff: lil Susurro Staff: Rooters' Club: Block M: President, junior Class: All-CCAL Varsity Football. Bill L. Scales-TSLI Club: Block M. Foot- ball. Roberts, J. Perl, S. Rose, J. SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ruth Paine-President, Vice President, Paletteers: GAA: Honor Roll: 'l'w0 Honorable Mentions, National Art Scholastic Competition: Manager, Palet- teers' Variety Show. Marina Pavlof- Sandra Perl-F HA. Shirley Perry-Legislature: Honor Roll of Speech: Drama Club: Rooters' Club: FHA. Josephine Pisto - GAA: lil Susurro: Rooters' Club: FHA1 Junior Red Cross. Randy Reinstedt-Legislature: Speech Club: Camera Club: Book Club: Secre- tary-treasnrer. Vice President, Hi Y: Key Club: Radio Club: Library: Block M: Journalism Club: Tennis: Vice President. Student Body: Treasurer, Senior Class. Manuel Rios-T811 Club: Football: Track: Swimming. Jon Roberts - Honor Roll: Football: Swimming. Perry, S. Russo, J. Scales, B. Pisto, J. fl 24 , SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Shirleymae Pittenger-Legislature: GAA: Honor Roll: Society Editor, Galleon Siatl: Rooters' Club: FHA: Journalism Club. Dorothy Anne Polk-Legislature: French Club: CY F: Life member, CSF: Honor Roll: Golden M: Assistant Editor, Gal- leon Staff: journalism Club: Senior Ecli- tor, lil Susurro: Rooters' Club: Palet- teers' Variety Show: Honor Chorus: Transfer .lg President, Travel Club: FTA: tlirls' Barbershop Quartette Club: Sfunt Nite: Tully Ho Staff. Harriet Polston-lNot picturedl Transfer 4: Legislature: Drama Club: Book Club: llonor Roll: Editor, School Paper, ja- pan: Yearbook Stall: Rooters' Club: l.i- brary. Helen Pratt-Legislature, GAA: Honor Roll: FHA. Jean Pratt -llonor Chorus: Book Club: UAA. Swetlana Punkt- Delmer Scales-TNI Club: Block M: All- CCAI. Footbatll: Track, Strazzulla, D. Pratt, J. Punkt, S. Usnick, C. ii? i 7 Stewart, J. Pratt, H. Sweat, A. X i Pittenger, S. Shadwick, D. Scales, D. Polk, D. Stice, T. Jim Stewart-Legislature: Camera Club: President, Hi Y: Key Club: Rooters' Club: Block M: Football: Basketball: Baseball: President, Sophomore Class: All-CCAL Liglltweigllt Football: All- CCAI. Baseball, Donald Shadwick-Tiki Club, Tom Stice-T8zI Club. Dom Strazzulla-President, Hi Y: Camera Club: Radio Club: Rooters' Club, Andrew Sweat--Radio Club: Block M: Football: Track. Charles E. Usnick-Rooters' Club. SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Nelma Jo Reyburn-CYF3 Rooters' Clubg FHA: library. Johanna Roccia-liAAg Rooters' Club, FHA: junior Real Cross. Claudia Schmeltz - Legislature, Book Club, Rooters' Club: FHA, Library. Donna j. Schmidt-journalism Club. Winona Nell Shealy- French Club, Transfer 33 Secretary, FHA, junior Red Cross: National Beta Club. Gerry Sherlock W Legislature: GAA: Honor Roll: Routers' Clubq FHA, Yell Leader: Song Leader, CSF. Terrie L. Shibasaki-GAAQ CSF: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club, FHA, Carl Vachal- French Club, Science Sz Math L lub: Sport Editor, Galleon Staff, Routers' Club, Block Mg Track, Palet- ieers' Variety and Road Show. joe Walton-Radio Club: T811 Club, Routers' Club. Mike Ward+tnot pictured? Transfer 43 Honor Roll, Rooters' Club, Vice Presi- dent, Senior Dormitory, Munich, Ger- many, President Teenage Club. Shealy, W. Williams, j. Wright, R. Shibasaki, T. 1 K . il l Vachal, C. Schmeltz, C. Reyburn, N. Walton, 1. Schmidt, D. Lyman Wermuth - Football, Manager Basketball. james Williams - LTAA Basketballg Baseball. Roccla' J' john Winter-Transfer, Football, Basket- Wermuth, L. ball. Sherlock, G. Robert L. Wright-Honor Roll, Radio Club, T811 Club, Library. i Yamahara, S. Solis, I. Sinkevich, O. Yamanishi, G. Torrente, M. George Yamanishi-Legislature: Hi Y: T8zI Club: Rooters' Club: Block M: Basketball: Manager, Varsity Basketball. Fujiko Yamashita-Girls' Swimming Club: GAA: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club. Grace Yoshiyama - Secretary, Girls' Swimming Club: Legislature: French Club: Treasurer, Spanish Club: Secre- tary, Science Sz Math Club: GAA: CSF: Rooters' Club: FHA. Fran.k1in Arthur Young jr.-Legislature: Treasurer, Spanish Club: Science Sz Math Club: President, CYF, CSF: Honor Roll: Block M: Basketball: Swimming: Tennis: Honor Band: Honor Orchestra: Senior Play. Tsubouchi, R. Young, F. White, G. 27 SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Olga Sinkevich-Honor Roll. Isabel Solis - Spanish Club: Secretary CYF, GAA: CSF: Honor Roll Ad ministration Editor, El Susurro Rooters Club: Library. Mary Grace Torrenteliirls' Swimming Legislature: GAA: Honor Roll Rooters Club: FHA: Library: junior Red Cross Girls' Block M: Secretary, Sophomore Class: Business Director, Sophomore Class: Business Director, junior Class Ruby Tsubouchi-Golden M: Secretary GAA: Honor Roll: Rooters Club FHA: Secertary, Sophomore Class Secre'ary, Senior Class, Nyla Willard-CY F. Gloria White-Paletteers' Variety Show junior-Senior Prom Queen, Sandra Lee Wright-Girls' Swimming Drama Club: CYF: Honor Chorus CSF: Honor Roll: Feature Fditor Gal leon Staff: El Susurro Stal? Senior Play: Transfer 3: Majorettes Monterey Editor, League journal: Spanish Club Shigeki Ted Yamahara--Latin Club Key Club: Honor Roll: Rooters' Club Block M: Captain, Football: Track Baseball Bank of America Award: All CCAL Lightweight Football, Wright, S. Willard, N. Yamashita, F. Yoshiyama, G. I l f I N 5.- 6 l -1-:fl fri ,Elvin Q, nb STARS BOW OUT SENIORS IN Albertus, Karen Albone, Alice Chan, Helen Crossn1an,john Curran, Patt Hartman, Alma Helwig, Shirley Honda, Sylvia CSF Ii night, Lorna Krick, David Maegi, Masako M cLean, janet Polk, Dorothy Pratt, Helen Sherlock, Gerry Shibasaki, Terry NAR. lid Albert, Senior Class President, led the stars in the first act of the play. Hutcheson, -Io lino, Charlotte Illi,Judith jacobson, Dion Kinney, Abbott Solis, Isabel Tsubouchi, Ruby NVright, Robert XVright, Sandy Young, Frank Randy Reinstedt, treasurer, Shirley Danielson, Secretary and Joey Rogers, vice president, were his able assistants. 28 WITH GALA PERFORMANCE Handling affairs during the second semester was pres- ident John Logan. George Yaminishi, vice-president, Ruby Tsubouchi, secretary and Ken Hardy, treasurer, helped in staging the rummage sale and the final activities of the year. Now that big moment in our lives has come. We are ready to leave childhood behind and take up our roles as adults. For us this may mean mar- riage, Korea, jobs or college. For the last four years we have been preparing for this step while attending Monterey Union High School. Of the graduating class, many of us have been .here the whole four years. We have seen many changes: the building of Treasure Music Hall, additional parking lots, the Tennis Shack, and now the plans for a new English Building. Our reminisc- ing goes back to that day in the spring of 1950 when we came up to view the campus as eighth grade students, not knowing one hall from the other. But not all the changes have been tan- gible. The student body has grown, and many new courses have been added to the curriculum. We remember the feeling of awe we had as fresh- men when we first stepped on the stage and now as seniors, we stand waiting in the wings-our lines learned-ready to take our places on the nbroadwayi' of the future. SECOND LEADS Always on the ball, the class of '54 took active parts in many of the acts during the year. The construction of the Snack Shack at the beginning of the year and two booths in the May Carnival paved the way for their big achievement, the junior-Senior Prom. Deep Purple was the theme of the year's biggest formal held at Asilomar and cbairmanned by Bev Drake. Advising them in their many projects was Miss liileen Brereton. Larry Feliciano took over the spotlight as the rest of the Junior Class officers Bev Drake, social chairman, Babs Krick, secretary, Bonnie Vandervort, vice-president, and Frances Carnazzo, treasurer. helped him to stage the junior-Senior l'rom. 1-'vs Front row: P. Bridler, L. V. Brown, M. E. Canepal P. Buechino, P. Bailey, J. Cardinalli, B. Donovan, M. Adams, li. Beallg Middle row: E, Chang, H. Amos, V. S. Balesteri, P. Bartlett, P. Armstrong, E. Brown, H, Canepa, B. Drakeg Back row: C. Freedlun, A. Cardinale, H. Anderson, B. Ansell, N. Boudreau, l.. Canepa, l.. Bresbears. P. Busliby. 30 l i vM'w'.e.l. F. vuoivwvvwvoviev -.-nqwg. 11- A' 1 - 123,17 Front row: D. liclington, l., Dorio, C. Carswell, F. Carnazzo. M. Enca, P. Conner, M. Crivello, B. Colletto, J. Drake: Middle row: R, Sugi, R. Carlisle, R5 M. Davi, B. Davis, A. Devlin, L, Cross, l.. Dunn, T. Costanti, R. Crzilmillg Back row: C. Barber, J. Box, T. Elmore, B. Cooper, E. Diehl, J. Coleman, G. lfassctt, R. Collins, C. Doucly. In 1' . .- . 4 'S lt 7 V .. M Lt al Q Mfr lot' ' ,W v' 26 Front row: .-X. Gmlzules, K. Hainagnclii, S. Garcia, S. Gee, T. Gonlart. S. Glover. D. Glover: Middle row: ll. l'l0!T2llllC, l'. liann, J. Haynes, l.. Gqclwin. D. Gadslry, M. Getz: Back row: T. Gray, R. lfernamluz, J. lfigncrrcs, S, Grzwullc, A. Graham. A. Golclsworthy. pu . -...ff - - 4 '1.!W 3 .pa-.. .s, . . .. .. .u- .. Front row: l.. l.oMonaco, H, Longneria, R. Lofoco, H. Jaques, VV. Loomis, R, Hiclmerg Middle row: M. lloovcr, K, Kagcyzuna, VV. llnfnlan, P. Bridler, W. Curticc, V, Kuska, J. Howard: Back row: D. Howard l'. liuslmy, D. l.niz, D. Kinsey, IJ, Junl-rin, J. lndorato, B. Kriclc. 31 V ' ? 'xt ' i',...'. A 'WYVT ' inf '-'-- -e--?'1w'i?ax- - f cl7'W T ' M31 ' - -QTY7' Front TOWZ B. Marshall, A. Momma, D. Maugeri, K. Moore, J, Petersen, R. Lute. B. Marshall, Middle row: B. Piukston, NV. Miller, S. Meyer, J. O. O'Rear, C. Mirahella, D. Porter, P. Novak, J, Payne, Back r0w: Mc llufhe, N. Olson, Ci. Oleari, li. Post, lf. Mills, A. Montiel, R. Napoli, G. Otazua. . . ., .. .. Front row: li, Yr-ntura, P. Yoshiyama, T. Suzuki, A. Tevini, D. Yuen, j. VVheat3 Middle row: J. Yeach, ll. XVomlman, ID. Vlfilsou, S. Stmlclarcl, j, Vellis, B. Vandevort, K. Scanlon, Back row: IJ. Tarallo, R. Sutton, N. XVhitu, ID. Sutton, M. Zeperla, R. Tarantino, S. Sinscl. 0' I- A .,.,.,, . ,.. .,..., ...,.-...-- , J in-vi . . ,Ni QQ Frdnt row: V. Rodriguez, D. Smith, L. Sakai, B, Rodgers, C. Solis, S. Quigley, K. Shaw: Middle row: T. Sinkevich, A. Squires, R. Reed, A. Russo, P. Rc-ed, C. Schmidt, R. Souza: Back row: lf. Romeo, R. Sory, XV. Sherrill, R. Schetter, H. Siever, lf. Soheranes, M. Phifer. 32 UNDERSTUDIES ff' -' .Hn 1 Srl' Sv fl IM: Ceasar Albert, president of the Sophomore Class with the aid of Seiji Yoshinolmu. vice-president, and Sharon Tyler, secretary- treasurer, took over the production of MUHS's gay spring festi- val, the May Carnival. V I C D' Front row: 17, Allen, C. Adams, L. Auria, P. Aliotti, L, Anria: Middle row: S, Arenslmurger L Xllmert B Bel I B. Billunte, K. Beasley, J. Allen, Back row: R, Ask, J. Anderson. l.. Beckhardt B Beall B A nn llulx. 33 18? QC, QD. 5, 4 5 W!-0 my av - Front row: H, Buccllino, Li. Eason, P. Chan, J. Carclinalli, D. Clark, I.. Byrd. M. Branson, A. llrunri, I. Busliliyg Middle! row: Ii. j. Carclrvza, S. Cash, Ci. Bizzini, Lf Bushnell, A, furatolzi. IJ. Liantu, IJ, Cabot, I.. Husc, S. Briinn, H. Brown: Back row: R. Brown, P. Caperton, J. Clarcy, R. Bruno, N. Bucaluy, S, Carclinalv, NY. Burns, R. llmimiiiig. . N is 0951 M ala., , 'Lia Front row! 'If llolozik, lf, Devlin, Ii. Davison, li. Davison, I.. Ducharinc, Y. Ii0ll1crt,,I. fillI'Ill0I8i Middle row: If. Iickstiiw. A. Daniels, V. Coyle, l,. Earl, B. Dani, A. lfongcr, T, You-na:Back row: fi. Collins, XY. Crain, j. Davis, R. Drake, XV. Downey, IJ. DeSilva. f.. .i Q- ' 0 K Q ,Q . I A bg- W v9 i 3g mf A Front row: J. Inclorato, R, Kobayashi, fi. Legg, R. Lee, H. Evans, M. Cayman, I. Hulanicki, P. Kurtz, Middle row: K. Iwainoto, D. Honcycutt, S. Erica, A. Kossak, J. Kitaliara, P. Kon-non, N. lirilln, B. Ciirla, ll. Govtz, G. Ilillg Back row: B. Haxnlin, IE, Lawton, E. Gonzales, NV. johnson, IJ. Goetz, A. Kratins, A. Ifostc-r, j. Franklin. 34 Nw- W Q., W' 'MW .Mi 9 W 53712 .-,1,, Front row: P. Lucido, R. Linares, S. Lucido, M. A, McGowan. M. Mills, E. Martin. J. Lockyer, Middle row: lb, Martin, J, Lomanto, D. Martin, NV. Longacre, A. Lucido, M. Machado, P. McDonald, Back row: J. Mark ham, XV. lrslic, M. Mathcwson, R. Marron, C, Magnelli, J. Lucero, D. Maschmcycr. gr C: A .- N' 1' '4I, f n f ' D1 A Front row: li. Sanda, J. Nctf, J. Northcutt, A, Rozario, E. Montanez, G. Pegis, F. Salclana, M. L. Murray, A. Salnora, IJ. Rose, Middle row: J. Russell, J. Smith, A. O.'Rt-ar, J. Russo, M. Varvcy, l.. Smith, D. Mura- koshi, S. Muir, R. Shannon, J. Rader, A, Montielg Back row: P. Riley, R. Navarro, A. l'ctr2lsich, R, Seals, R. R1-ycs, XV. Sailing, li, lXlurmlock, J, Nicklas, IJ. McLean, K. Ohrt. C63 ...., .Q 'y' Q ,ha -S. 5 'QQ 9.51 all Q 5. 'hu' - .,. 'Ol '5- E C6 3 31- D8 Front row: H. Spcakman, S. Tyler, S. Snyder, J. Snow, M. Ye-llis. S. Sumicla, H. Ycloz, B. Tostcvin, J. Risol Middle row: NY. Stone, J. Sollccito, ll. Thomas, M. Schultz, H, Russo, R. Stewart, J. Strirklancl, IJ. Yan flczivc, R. Smith, S. Russo, Back row: J. Souza, M. Salvato, R. 'lJOIlllJllllSOIl, IJ, Reed, li. Rohcrtson, R. Tookcr, J. Mason, G. Stokes, C. YamlagriFf, V. Torrents, A. T, Russo. 35 i W-.A F- . W r' as yy H in-I Asha 4.-,, 3 G Q 5 I Q Front row: l.. VVright, C. Vierra, J. Wingard, M. Quaglia, A. Willianls, R. Zammitto, A. VValton1 Middle row: A. Wooldridge, S, VVangsnes, S, Yoshinobu, A. VVilliamson, J. VVestfall, J. Weimerg Back row: j. Zimmer- man, I,. Yamanishi, I., Smith, J. Vivolo, R. NVentz, D. Waddle. i After a year of initiation in the ways of high biggest event of the spring, which proved as school life, the sophomore class came back from usual to be a great success. Mr. Gordon Downey their summer vacation invigorated old veterans. was the adviser. As a result they sponsored the May Carnival, the Mp li- - Il gl 36 CHORUS Mike Artellan, Vince Ruccello, and Gene Iino were elected by members of the production chorus-the freshman class-to be their president, vice- presiclent. and secretary during their debut. i X -! Three hundred and forty-six strong the fresh- man class came in wide-eyed and hesitant at the beginning of the school year. But they soon got over their bewilclerment and were able to find their way to classes and open their lockers with a niiniinuin amount of trouble. 'l'hey settled into the routine and became active in school life, par ticipating in sports, joining new clubs and tak ing the roles in extra-curricular activities. Advising, class of '55 was Mr. Doug McNeil. of v - ,.QVw --.T Fi. 3'ff 11n--to WU WP Y' f-.-N.. V... -Q.. ll1f .wi ft Front row: C. Acuft, K. Balys, J. Baker, M, Arango, R. Avina. A. Burgan, M. Bispo, J. Allen, l.. Borges, row: P. Arensburger, R. Bergara, E. Belleci, R. Alexander, F. Ash. R. Baker, FI. Borclwrs, R. Hee, 'l'. Bentong Back row: J. Arnel, M. Baechler, G. Ayers, M. Artellan, V. Bass, D. Balcsteri. 37 Middle Front row: J. Hollomon, M. Hendrix, J, Hawes, I. Giamaneo, M. Gonzales, J. Googins, P. Hasseloi, M. Hodges, A. Hathaway, Middle row: M. Hardy, D. Graves, A. Garzapena, K, George, W. Heston, K. Henry, A. Green, H. Hellam, Back row: W. Graham, M. Griffin, J. Gratiot, L. Grant, J. Garretson, R. Gong, J. Greene. Front row: N. Del Rosario, Y. Fujimoto, R. Edington, M. Eisinger, B. Davis, M. Espy, S. Durr, L. Garcia R. Garcia: Middle row: V, Evans, G. Dickey, C. Fisher, M. Farnham, E. DeAmaral, G. Emherson, C. Eames R. Fernandez, C. DiMaggio: Back row: R. Fairley, R. Daugherty, H. Davi, N. Fletcher, F. Fassett, C. Famera J, Derrylxerry, P, Fisher, C. Erickson. Front row: F. Curd, J. A. Bricker, M. Dant, C, Brown, E, Cardinale, P. Cassalata, L. Breed, L. Clay, V. Cardinaleg Middle row: D. Burchell, J. Cato, C. Bowles, L, Conner, E. Busby, E. Cerchi, C. Cross, C. Chil- dress, M. Collins, J. Coalsong Back Row: M. Burton, R. Burns, J. Cardinale, L, Burdett, F. Box, G. Clark, L. Calli- cott, I., Beliavsky, L. Candela. 38 Front row: S. Illi, C. Klinsky, G. Iino, P, Jackson, D. Jaques, F. Knmre, R. Kageyaxna, J. Irving, H. Kadani. NV. Leflerg Middle row: S. LaCroix, P. Ireland, J. Ingram, B. Johnson, B. Ilg, P, Howell, T. Leikam, T. Jen- nings, N. l-3.lIl0lllQB3Ck row: H. Killebrew, R. Juarez, C. King, D. Kennedy, B. Hnmne, C. Howell, P. Jewell, J. Kohler. Front row: F. Miorana, E, Millegau, M. Magee, P. Magnelli, M. Lutz, M. McBride, D, Marron, H. Lew, Middle row: P. McNulty, M. McKibbin, V. Little, H. Mellero, M. Lncido, R. Mattos, I.. Mabhitt. K. Milazzog Back row: I., R. Lubbess, D. Matthews, J. Mauzey, J. Majdic, C. McLaughlin, G. Lotten, R. Millen, J. McCulloch, G. Meyer. Front row: H. Oleari, L. Panetta, B, Munoz, C. Mitchell, M. Paredez, M. Miya, M. Nordgren, M. Northcutt, P. Pardueg Middle row: L. Morrow, J. Mullins, L. O'Dell, C. Olivas, I, Oramas, H. Mills, N. Moore, N. L. Moore S, Morey, J. Mankeruisg Back row: T. Nielson, D. Miller, T. Okumura, K. Minick, A. Nachliaur, R. Myers, F. Olson, J. Paddock. 39 ff Front row: ,l. Roof, M, Quintcro, B. Perl, P. Rocciu, N. Prego, R. Pasanisi, M, Pcnnisi, S. Rcynolcls, N. Powell, Middle row: li. Ray, R. Pinkston, ll. Pc-nclcrgrass, R, Ramsey, lf. Parrish, S. Pearson, N. l'ayton. Qi. Rose-. l'. liilllj ll. l'c'z1rson: Back row: M. l'rit-to, A, Rios, XY. Raflclifle, ll. Vroctrwr, J. Quock, R. Rohr, XY. Vontlcr, S. Rosario, K. Pierce. . . , .,. J Q. Jh- lu Front row: M, Shintani, K, Sakai, V. Sahncri, P. Sandoval, J. Schwartz, J, A. Sebring, S. Szllclana, D, Siragusa S, She-FFuc-lclg Middle row: NV. Shaclwiclc, j. Silva, A. Sanclhn, K. Sekine, l7. Salmeri, R. Scrrato, D, Satow, ti Shcllc-V, li. Sznnora, ,l. Shiffcrg Back row: N. Saenz, R, Sells. C. Schmolcnherg, B. Seals, .-X, Slnvenmkcr, S. Scar- clinn, A. Slicfhclcl, V. Rucccllo, H, Shaw. . ,, ,,1 . 4. .bggw .., 4 40.41 fs sl Front row: C. Sortais, J. Smith, D, Thompson, N, Smith, D. Smith, M. Swetland, P. Smith, M. Stratton, P Smithcsg Middle row: T. Sperling, M. Stanyan, R. Suzuki, J. Taylor, L, Slapkus, D. Thomas, j. Suttan, N, Smith, M. Smith, H. Sullivan, Back row: A. Sanchez, H. Tomhlinson, R. Sweat, D. Smythe, H. Thompson R, Russo, V. Spadaro. 40 5 wus MM. 3 will F - Q a R ' 0 CQ --4 D5 Front row: XV, lVl1itney, J. Vlfilliams, S. VVc-ttack, P. VVashhurn, I.. llfilliams, K. Vellis, S. Tucker, R. Vernon ll. J. XVilliz1nxs: Middle row: R, VVoo4ls, R, Tooker, D, Zaclics, P: lVasson. S. Young, J. VVintcrs, M, V4-ntimiglia lf. VVcston, C. Updikcg Back row: G. lVagner, VV. Young, R. lVl1eeler, J, Vcacll, M, VVl1ite, C. VVilliams M, Vaughan, N. Ursino. ' LATE COMERS . ,f ,ff J 1,7 x 1 g - X 4 2 Z y 7 4 f k , Qif Y - J ff L 4' 2 9 . 12 2 i . ' A Qi? . LATE AIgRllV.ALS who missed being in the class pictures taken in October were: Front row: Y. Kim, F. Foomcy, It Lfhm, le. LeBeaux, B. Orloski, J. Nearyg Middle row: V. Graves, T, Jung, D, Lacey, J. Winter, D. Clark, M, Donahue, Back row: E. Leonard, F. Bruno,J.Rappa,J.Poma. 41 -M . i' 'ff 'frm ir P Back of each 'performance were the directors, producers, and prompters who made possible the production of MUHS '53. Whether they offered us criticism or praise for the day's per- formance, they were always ready to give us help. Pictured on the next pages we see the men and women who coached the students in their roles and who directed the activities both during and after the show as the spot lights up the . . . PKRGDUCERS 4 -Q gon' loo qu Q Q Q 0 0 : Q 9 Q 0 2 0 .Q . . 2 o o Q QQ' eg' oe' 00' 2, -1 4 5 A lx l Q D Q av' Q Q. .0 li' C al Q 'P+ tin. .Kim 5 sl! .F O 'gi 0.0 Q sw 3 5 . . -,r.'.,. , x--GW., - '.- , .-'. .'-:' . . . 1 ' ' 'N 4.:.k' ' ev I '. 1 lr e :5-, ,. v .- 1 5:2-N5 ' . ' '.-f.-Q: f4' , -f-.,' A , 1 W I M, ' ,,, i 'Q s M. - -af .-.nw-.,, nn. Mr. Glen T. Goodwill Superintendent of Schools Mr. Carl L. McDonald Principal PRODUCERS BACK REPEAT PERFORMANCE OF MUHS Directing and producing MUHS '53 was the job of Nr. Glen 'l'. Goodwill, superintendent of schools, and Mr. Carl Mcllonald, high school principal, lfroni opening day on September l0, l95.Z, until the Final performance of june 12, l953, these two-with the help of their administrative assistants and a large faculty-have staged u super-colossal variety of dramatic and comical incidents that niade this shoiv different from all others. lt was also the last! run for Mr. lirnest Morehead who will retire after coaching MUHS students for a quarter of a century. Mr. Amold Edman Mr. Emest Morehead Miss Gertrude Rendtortf Mr. Richard Schuman Miss Eileen Brereton Director of Guidance .-Xttcndancc Supervisor Dean of Girls Dean of Boys, Girls' Counselor Advanced Biology German Vice Principal, Algebra Spanish I IV: MR. EDMAN hricis llorothy Polk mi thc results uf the Senior Tests. P ANNETTE NICASTRO tinzilly rt-:iclicml Miss Rcmltmlli. Rlllijillill- huuchi waits pzttit-titly in lima V -Q' MR. MOREHEAD hacl it husy pt-riotl: now Mr. Scliumzui shares thc rcsults with J. Smith, l,. Aurizi, H. Katlani, R, lYcntz, gl, Mason, ll, Pazus, and li. Guilford, Mr. Marvin Holman Miss Mr. Douglas McNeil Mr. Gordon Downey Director ol' lmlustrizll Hester Schoeninger l'.l'CSlllll1lll Class Soplimimrc Arts Senior Class Lkuiiiscloi' L'nuns4-lor, Buys' Class Liotmsclur Math Physical litlucation Mcclianical Drawing 45 THE VISUAL AIDS GANG is rolling nowg F. Luhbess, M. Youn- kin, A. VVilliamson, H. Sicver, and B, Huffman delivering the day's movies. P HHURRY, PLEASE, Says A, Fos- ter to S. llli, or 1'll he late to my next class. V I THE THESPIANS of MUHS, D. Ray, C. Mirahclla, S. Glover, D. Sargent, and R. Lute, rehearsing for 21 classroom play. 4 Miss Harriet Baker Mr. Henry Baron Mrs. Anne Petersen Mr. john Calder Mr. Reuben Pearson Librarian French, Spanish English, Latin English, NVorld History English, German 1 46 i 5 k 1 X . at - l. . Mr. Paul Spencer Mr. Ben Mansell Mr. Harlan Watkins Mr. Wayne Edwards U. S. History Problems in Democracy VVorld Literature U. S. History WHO PRINTS THE B EST NEWSPAPERS?D. Grillohl. Adams, Lf. Martinez, Ci, M anzella, and M. Cardinale try to decide. y PM SURE that river comes through this state, says J. Yellis, hut I.. Cznnepu and C, Mirahellu say no. V Problems in Democracy Q, - --H-'S .il MR, WATKINS TOOK HIS CLASS to see some of the points of interest in Monterey: here they are at the XVharf Theater, 4 47 YERSU KIM, who arrived at MUHS from Korca with the new yvnr, lmccanic quickly acquainted with our storvlmusc of information. P CARL VACHAL sccnis to know tln- :answer to tlic llncstion of jour- nalisni. V IN THE ROUND TABLE dis- cussion B, Fraga, P. Trilmlmy, and M. Henderson seem to agree on the is- suc, hut S. Jones sticks to licr own viewpoint, 4 Mr. William Hawthorne Mrs. Nihla Knight Mr. Chester Gadaire Mrs. Myrtle Sperlmg Business Education English English, journalism Iinglisli, journalism English i W Mr. Frank Jacobson Mr. John Blair Mrs. Constance Brown Mr. Edwin Coffin l'iI1g'liSil Speech, Drama English Ellpflil-ill i,L'lT1lI'tlllL'lIl L-ililiflllilll TAPE RECORDINGS :irc no -4-... - .....,..-... li,llXlX ,ax 4-Hlwx iUIljlL'I' :1 imvulty in thc ifnghsh clzlssiwoixi. lil XYlwch'x', R. RUSSO. :xml l.. NN llhzxms aiu' only mildly in- tcwsli-il ,in this unc. P HEAR YE, FUTURE SENIORS! i'l':1CtiCo prcscnting fluirzulcs if you cnrullc in Mr, XYzitkins' l'rolmlcm, class, Ilcri- ll. Miuco is acting out :1 tuugh um- fur ml. Avery, Mr. NYM- kins, S. J. Aivllo, :mil J. .-Xlioto. V LET X ccluzll WT. If you want thc ZIHSWUI' to this physics pruhlvm, ask lbzivc lxrlck or -lzinws julmson: wm- iwvvr gut it strziight, V if? .11 Mr. David Cooney English Q l Miss Winifred Miller Mr. Frank Bell Miss Ruth Blanchard Miss Clara Shapard Mrs. Helen Ingh-am p.,l llmmm llxing., I 'incl ll llutliing lltlllH'lll1ll-illl f llmlwiimzakillg l l l . - - r . lfuomls Rlzlfllim- slump P ROLLS WERE THE PRQJECT tm' tlw clay, :xml ll. lmllglln-11'sn, .-X. lurzntwlu, :mil IQ, lfuxtur lmiml tllc' lull uuulfl lu' easily ellvlrlcrl. THERESA GIQBABE fm-gg, .ww ilu' Kllslllilj' uf llll'l5llIlllS gulls tlml wi-l'v s'ullm'riQ-rl tu rlixtrilmtc ml llll' IFl'lllllSlllIl. V 50 l 4 u-N, In - ? '1'f 1' LEONA LO MONACO wnrlw in tlu- lll7Illt'Ill11l'illlyl Il claus 1'v-11pl1ul- il -- ..,J , SAL AIELLO checks the ih- ll2ll'llS ol il cur to sm' wlmfs kg-cpillg It from running' prupcrly N 1 1 MR. COMBELLACK points out to l.cv lll'l'Slll'lll'S thv cause of :ull lhc trouhh- so that um' nmrc rm joh cam hc clwckcml out of his shop. ERNEST MILLS, 'llmm Sticc, :xml l lfrzmk lhmzmgclo wm-rv hzxrcl at work iv on a lmulcl lwuso when lil Susurrlfs l l!l1OlOgI'ZllJlll'l' walked into thc Cm'- pcntry shop. L v Mr, Edward Kelly Mr. Melvern Pankratz Mr. Charles Watson Mr. Raymond Schreck Mr. Robert Combellaqk 'VVuocl Shop Drivcr liducation Auto Mechanics Plastics, Art Metals Radio TF' , Q' alll f 2 51 U.. X ' f 1' A X Q I Lx Mr Harry Sortais Miss Lorraine Giguiere Miss Mrs. Eudora Estep Miss Virginia johnson Bookkeeping Typing Kathleen Lorentzen Typing Cin-onictry, :Xlgchra II, Student Hank Sliortlizincl, Typing 'Vrigunmnctry P OUR FUTURE CHEMIST, Kcn llzirdy, turm-mi tw look :it thi' hirdiv. hut XY lillI'iil'L', bl. Hziyiivs, I.. Het- tick, M. Vullctto, N, fiOIIl1l1ljlllU, :inrl Mr. fihusur wont right Ull with thcir work. 46 A MR. DOWNEY Clin-Cks with jim Olwn on his drawing while llzilc Ito kihitzcs on anothcr plain, 4 PLEASE, which cnrl of the worm is its liczuI? vlllliilil llli :lnrl Alica- .-Xlhmw puzzle over ll spi-film-ii in hiliiugy. ' NANCY TSUBOUCHI tells R. Zzlnunitti :uul ,li ll2lXVL'S that it's tilnc to quit mlumlliug :tml collect tln- :xli- SCIICL' slips. P A IT'S EYES ON THE COPY for .-X. Russo and R. k'ullius,l1ut N. XN'ilA l:u'rl has lixul to stop to lmvk up fm' sunn-tliiug. 4 JUDY HARGET hands Tino Ballmo the requisition lie needs to transact some business at the student bank. Mr. John Poskus Mr. Martin Glasser Mr. Elmer Highley Mr. Edward Larsh Mr. Duncan Todd Algclwra, Physics L'l1L-inistry, ticonlctry iiL'lIt'I'ZllSCll'l1CC Hvztltli, l'l1yclmlngy lxll'Cll1lIllC1ll Ilrzawiup, Biology Visual Aids 53 1 57 Miss Helen Smith Mr. Robert Clark Mr. Nick Giovinazzo Miss Mr. Stanley Weiss 1 1rls'l'liysiCallirlucation Boys' Vliysical liclucation l'l0ysl'l1ysiCalIfllutation Bettylyle Westbrook lic1ya'l'liywi1'allfrluc1 1 P GETTING THEIR CRAFTS. PROJECTS really to clisplay for l'ulmlic Schools' NVQI-k, M, Hcnrlrix aml j. l.oMouto work as S. Russo aml R. Ilull wait to use ilu- ma- tcrials. fiirls'l,l1ysiCal l':lllll'3ll0ll -6 Q nu-1 1 A HARD AT WORK in Miss Harpc's Drawing anal Painting Z Class, B. Howard, ,l. Lucero, A. Samara, S. Sumida. J, Hawkins, and L, Lee ply tllcir lmruslics. 4 MAKING ENLARGEMENTS for lil Susurro aml tlic fiallcmi koi-ps Louie Qiaruazzu mul Holm Blaisrlcll in the darkroom lung aftvr school hours. OUR CHORUS PRACTICES pvzlr'-slizipv.-cl toiivs so that' wc can llIlll0l'SlIlll4l the words gig wg-ll HS thu music when cuiiccrt timc rolls zamiliiil, 5 DIANE GADSBY TAKES A SHOT :it -tlic lmskvt while l.m'rz1iuc l5nl'iu,Sylvi:1 Hoc, :mil Sliziron Quig- luy wait tlicir iiirii, V Lower left: MUHS'S PRIZE-WIN- NING BAND riilu-:irscs iimlci' ilu' rlircctimi of Mr. k'lifl'11i'il .-Xmlcrmm. gvltiiig rczuly for tlic Spring Lioiiccrt. V ' ff 7552 wif' X -1 i . ls' :wilt 'hi 'Je f , -. . 34-584 i 'R , ,fe WY-I 'I . A 1:f,.w,,.,. sl 'QQ f ' !-1 -H '1- 3 4 -41 tif: fl Miss Carol Guido Mr. Reu Manhire Crxilits Lilllifllh, Uirls' Ulm' C irIs'l'l1ysiczil l'lilllL'2lll0ll Mr. Frederick Zimmerman Crafts, liuglisli 55 Mr. Elmer Sto l'liutugl':1pl1y Yisuzil Aids I . Mr. Clifford Anderson llziml. Urclicstrzl Miss Sophie Harpe Art i Glen McQueenQ Larry Bruscas, Angelo Bruscas, Carl Silvers, Walter Church , 4 ,aff ., Q nr BACK STAGE CREW Yellow Cab drivers of MUHS keep traffic mov- ing to and from the theatre on the hilltop with their daily lmuis loads of thespians. From the Big Sur stop at 7 o'clock until the last detention refugee is home, these men and their assistants are constantly on the move. Keeping the stage cleared of rubbish, the gar- dens blooming and free from weeds, and the entire set in continual operation are the duties of our property managers. Carpenters. elec- tricians, janitors and laundrymenfthey perform a necessary part of the action hack stage. Front row: Glen Ely, Ivar Engli, Mike Miller, Kenny Tilfordg Back row: Charles Binns, Andrew Ferguson, limilio Albert, Asa lfoster, Jack Van DaGriff. ,-mp7. 56 Mrs Amy Nakasako, Miss Nancy Tsnhonelii, Mrs, Marge Arnett, Mrs Mary Cove. KEEP UP THE SET A new twist to an everyday routine, we picture the cafeteria stall eatingtlieir own concoctions When hungry troupers pour into the cafeteria for their mid-day meal, these are the master chefs whose hack stage chores give the cast renewed i lirain-food for afternoon classes Pictured here are some of our stage managers those secretaries who supply us with lost clothes and locker combinations and green slips when the deans are gone. Messages of every description switchboard calls and transcriptions keep these workers busy and the play in progress. 45. N S. ...4 'S 4.2 Mrs, Hilgers, Mrs. Colletto, Mrs. Devereaux, M rs. Rumetsch I , A - We 57 Necessary to every high school production are the various clubs and organizations. Some of them are service groups like the Key Club and the Hi-Y: some plan the social activities While others give students with similar interests a chance to meet informally as do the FHA and the language clubs. That all of them play an important part in the activities at MUHS you'll see as the spotlight illuminates the action . . . ON STAGE. an Q a an 0 ' ' on n Q . ' 9 c eq ' Q 'aan 0 'na q a 'gag r I IO, D o :D Ill :O C o'o 1 I H J 1 5 -DQ. C C gl L'- 'N CQ .ll O .lt I 195 ', V 14, ..'!+'ff- 4-1,.,,.4r: NICK HAZDOVAC led-MUHS student body during the second act. FIRST SEMESTER VICE PRESIDENT Doug Forzani and secre- tary Mary Net? are pictured with Lorna Knight. treasurer, and Larry Feliciano who held their ottices for the entire year, .4 x 60 BUSINESS MANAGERS Directing the financial affairs of the 1953 enterprise were the Legisla- ture memhers. The homeroom rep- resentatives and student hody offi- cers met twice a month in the lihrary to determine the course of student affairs and to plan the general policy of all student activities. An elaliorately staged election campaign complete with speeches and skits preceeded initial executive action. Then under the supervision of Mr. Carl lNIcDonald, principal, and Mr. Harry Sortais. director of the student hank, M U ll S legislators managed to satisfy .varied student interests while carrying out their duties as hnancial managers. MASTER Ol VEREMONIES for the first semester was President Bill Alioto. ' T . ' . afx si...-'FT SECOND SEMESTER SECRETARY Bahs Krick and Vice Presi- dent Randy Reinstedt are pictured with Janet Mcl.ean, El Susurro Editor. HARDVVORKING REPRESENTATIVES in the legislature were: Front row: l.. Knight, G. Iino, M. Shin- tani, S, Danielson, J. Googins, M, Miya, B. Guilford, M. Getz, M. Crivellog Row 2: S, Yoshinuhu, K, Kugeyaina. F. Olson, M. Schultz, P. Bridler, D. lforzani, j. Anderson, VV. Uuwney: Row 3: K. Alhertus, J, Stewart, B. T Marron, R. Rcinstedt, J. Logan, G. Olcari, J. kicklasg Back row: I.. lfeliciano, V. Ruccello, G. Ayers. ' Nl' 15 if 61 ,4r' -1 ul .AJLVV 4 .. . 5 1- 1' Ns. 1- . K, I 1, , M t 1 , 1 'C' f F41 a1'5Erii5 f?.i'!C4W ,-,E.:'.'3us:fk .A ii 4 in 'itll'- P7 ,yna I' ' Qin Q. ,S My 4' 2 If .vf5,.'... ..alk,,l ,A :-i'l - hi? - ' K 1-is'1'.a' 'M - ' YELL LEADERS Louise Donato, Bettellfraga, and Stella Crivello varied their costumes with the season, Al.'l'liRNA'l'lfS Alice Daniels, kneel- ing, and Sharon Jones filled in on the yell teams and song teams when ever- ever illness left ll gzip in either group. SONG LIZAIJIQRS Diana Glover, Sue Cortner. Rose Flores, and Gerry Sher- lock aclclerl color and pep to the time 0ut's when the hancl cut loose. 11.6. will 4.11-L WY, 4. I c Members of the Library Staff were: Front row: I, Solis, H. Lew, J. Googins, M. Shintani, D. Cabot, S, Young: Middle row: N, Reyburn, P. VVasson, B. Canepa, M. Henderson, B. Dani: Back row: E. Brown, J. Howard, V. Gillespie, A. Shoemaker, XV. Longacre, LIBRARY STAFF As essential to the smooth running of the library as a stage crew is to a musical comedy are the girls and boys who make up the library stati, Their main activities are the issuing and checking in of books, replacing and mending books, and assisting students in finding refer- ence materials, Under the direction of Miss Harriet Baker, MUHS librarian, and her assistant Virginia Gillespie, the library staff ineinbers have become etiicient workers. OFFICE WORKERS No production can be successful without an etiieient staff, and at MUHS it is the girls of the oflice stat? who keeps things running smoothly, They receive credit for handling such jobs as collecting absence slips, taking messages, waiting on the public, typing, operating the mimeograph and ditto machines, and running errands for members of the faculty. Under the capable supervision of Miss Lorraine Giguiere, arrangements were made to have various speakers come to talk to the girls and acquaint them with job-methods in local offices. Ofiice staff workers were: Front row: J, Pisto, S. Noto, S. McCool, C. Qarswell, M. A, Cardinale, M, Hutcheson, J. Freitas, C. Fernandezg Middle row: R. LoCoco, T. Goulart, A. Rozario, J. VVingard, C. Cason, B. Hucchino, R, Zammittig Back row: R, Godwin, M, Murray, M. Bachler, V. Alves, S. Morey, A. Nicastro, J. Roecia, J. Russo, C. Davison. .3LL'-...r: .xfvfx W '-'-: ' ' li' ' Z 'sv 'Vinyl at I- F , NL:-H ,mi 4-15' I il FRENCH CLUB A delightful intermission from school tasks for the thirty members of the French Club and Mr. llenry Baron, their adviser, was the Tuesday noon meeting every other week in room 74. Among the activities which were planned and carried through this year were an international picnic and a booth at the May Carnival. Club members can be identified on campus by their silver pins which bear the club name, J-3, French Club members were: Front row: P. Smither, N. Crosley- sec'y., H. Jaques, M. Maegi, A. Hartman, A. Goldsworthy - p r e s., Middle row: S. Lafroix, L, Candela, S. Wangs- nes, B. Krick-vice- pres., D. Jacobson, G. Yoshiyamag Back row: M. Hoover, G. Otazua- treas., VV. Longacre. SPANISH CLUB Cascarones have been the identifying symbol of Spanish Club members and the club booth in the May Carnival for a number of years, and once again the members collected egg shells, cut crepe paper, and emptied the paste pots in preparation for that popular spring sport-smashing cascar- ones on unsuspecting friends' heads. New members were initiated at a pot-luck din- ner held the spring semester. liarly in May the club members and their adviser, Miss liileen lirereton, completed the year's activities, with a picnic at Big Sur to which members of the French, German, and Latin groups were invited. Spanish Club members were: Front row: P. Easton, -C. Cross-sec'y., M. Gonzales, C, DiMaggio. R. Lute, I. Solis, K. Hamaguchi, P. Chan, A. Squires, F. Mello, Row 2: J. M. Adams, G. Yoshiyama, M, Martinez, D. Zaches, S. Bruno, J. Davi, G, Otazua, J. Cardinale, E. Brown, L. Godwin, P. Fisher, F. Young, W. Sherrill. YH 'U f McLean, D. Gadsby, S. VVright, M. Machado, Paddock: Row 3: R, Suzuki, 'l'. Sperling, H. M. Schultz, Row 4: B. Beall, H. Siever-pres., ff? . ,,.....- .....1 64 1' Front row: P. Smith, J. Northcutt, P. Chan, H. Lew, M. Shintani, M, Espy, I. Hulanicki, M. Branson pres M. Vellis, P. Hasselo, C. Eames: Middle row: J. Johnson, D. Marron, S. Snyder, C. Sortais P Pardue L Childress, P. McNultyg Back row: E. Cerchi, V, Cardinale, J, Gratiot-sec'y., L. Panetta, D. Beall A Hathaway LATIN CLUB Satnrnalia, the Roman banquet festival, high- lighted the activities of the Latin Club in 1953. Club members attended the banquet dressed in Roman costumes. The initiation of new members, a harvest festi- val. a dance, and a share in the international picnic were other activities eagerly participated in by membcrs of the group. Under the leadership of Mrs. Anne Petersen, adviser, the Hlliscipnli Romani has completed a full and active year. Mrs. Anne Petersen 65 N I f I 5 A2 Z ,.i--YQ '22i.,. s ' 1 '?'rL!2'?T ' ' .A --iinaie'-ffmpum.WWYWr 'W 'V 'W' QW. If all 5,-fqg YET.: Members of the CYF were: Frdnt row: M. Maegi, P. Chan, A. Hartman-sc-e'y., C. Solis. M. Irvan, M, gl. Hutcheson-treas,, I. Hulanicki, M. Shintani, J. Roof, G. lino, H. Lew, S. Quigley: Row 2: li. Murray, N. Crosley, P, liaston, P. Pardue, H. Jaques, I. Solis, IJ. Stratton, N. VVillarrl, D, Polk, M, Mcliibbin, C. Childress, Row 3: IJ. Davis, A, Kratins, S. Hoclitlerffer, Brown, A. Kinney. A. johnson, J. Harget, IJ, jacobson, J. lfranklin, P, Tribbyg Row 4: C, Wood, J. Logan-vice-pres., I.. Canepa, VV. Hailey, F, Young-pres., M. Hoover. CYF Christian fellowship, is the basis upon which the CYF, Christian Youth Fellowship, is founded. 'l'his non-sectarian organization is open to anyone who is interested in Christian fellowship, whole- some good times, and serious thought. As their project for the year, members chose to provide a Christmas basket for a needy family, complete with a chicken dinner and presents for the children. Mr. Philip Seitz and Mr. Arnold lidman, CYF sponsors, saw that the Monday meetings which highlighted the week were efliciently carried out with songs and a student or guest speaker. SCIENCE AND MATH Outstanding performances were made by mem- bers of the Science and Math Club at their weekly meetings as they participated in scientific dem- onstrations. The group was very active during the year, pre- senting a chemistry show during l'ublic Schools' NVeek, taking a trip with their advisers to the San Francisco l'lanetari11m and various city inuseunis, and attending a science and math club convention at Asilomar., At this convention, the M VHS Club became a member of the newly organized state- wide Science and Math Club. Science and Math Club nienibers were: Front row: P. Chan-treas. 1, sec'y. 2: R. Carlislef vice-pres. 23 ll. Chan scc'y. l, treas, Z: l.. liuse, S, llruno, ll, Brown, W. Longacre, N, Saenzg Middle row: li, Chang, A. Kratins, K. l'1ercc, lf. llrown, -I. lfranklin, ll. Sicver-pres., -1. Logan, A. jordang Back row: lf. Young, l., Cancpa, ii. lfassett, XV. Sherrillivice-pres. l, -ymf.. -. . ., as - - -' we '-Mfr: sw 1' -1 I - v:w.fwf4fQ1li:sw1vir1q 1lisJl1.ffgfo' . ' '1V1'f? R. s 1 wer iw at df . Q. Iii. fd Y viilliti' ' 9, -L -AQ , Mr. Martin Glasser l l HI-Y The spotlight was turned upon the Hi-Y this year as, under the direction of a group of capable ohicers and Mr. Martin Glasser, faculty adviser. the boys took the center of the stage by becom- ing active in school attairs. An after-game dance, held after the Santa Cruz- Nonterey basketball game, was the first big ac- tivity that the Hi-Y sponsored. Next the club obtained the Khaki Kapades, a Fort Ord talent show which was greatly enjoyed by MUHS stu- dents, for an all-school assembly. A joint swimming party with the Pacific Grove Hi-Y and Tri-Y and the new MUHS Tri-Y plus a hall ball held in the west wing were the parties that completed the boys' list of activities for the year. ln keeping with their newly assumed position as an up-and-coming group on campus, the Ili-Y boys obtained club jackets of black with the Hi-Y emblem which make them easily identifiable. Front row: G: Oleari, A, Gonzalez, N. Compagno, D Strazzulla-pres. 1, -I. Rogers-pres. 2, l . Conte, W. Miller-trc-as. 2, K. Hardy-see'y. 2, I.. Carnazzo: Middle row: G, Yamanishi, B. Souza-vice-pres. 2, A. Fer-, rantc-vice-pres. l, J. Logan-sec'y. l, chaplain: N. Hazdovac, M. Hamilton, T. Bizzini, R, Martin-chaplain: Back row: A. Cardinale, Olson, B. Gallaro, W, Sherrill, D. Krick, S, A. Aiello, R. Reid, R. Reinstedt-treas, l, sec'y. 2: J. Johnson. f vw Av 'Q . K, F' -vel... :Q I L 5.-1 - mann, FTOnt.row: J. Roof, M, Shintani, S. Patterson, S. Salclana, D. Siragusa, R. Pasanisi, I., Spadaro, D. Thomas, P. Snnther, P, Sandovalf P. Smith, C. Updikeg Middle row: S. Sickafoosc, M. Yeutimiglia, Prego, P. Roccizi, K, Vellis, S. Pearson, I.. O'Dell, N. Stratton, J. Neary, P. Wasson, C. Schmolenberg, S. Young: Back row. B. Perl, D. Davis, R, Pinkston, B. Ilg, M. Grifiin, P. Fisher, J. Derryberry, B, johnson, I . Olson, ti. l,ottcn, j. Gratiot, M. White. FHA MEMBERS PARTICIPATE Intermission at home football games was high- lighted for shivering fans by the food booth, serv- ing hot dogs and cotiee, which was set up by the Future Ilomemakers of America. Income from this enterprise finances all the activities of the club. The FIIA, with a membership of nearly 150 girls, requires that each member take at least one semester of home economics. Initiations were held in September and january to accommodate all those who wished to join the group. Members participated in the state convention, held at Asilomar in October, and attended their section meeting in March at Campbell. Senior members of the organization were rewarded for their service to the FHA with a two-day trip to San Francisco on April 24 and 25. Other activities in which the girls starred were Front row: G. Iino, M. Iispy, S. Durr, M. Miya, I-2. Cardinale, j. Bricker, M. Gonzales, ,I. Googins, S. Illi, S. Munoz, M. Stratton: Middle row: H. Lew, J, Allen, j, Johnson, IJ. Marron, J. Hawes, H. Mills, K, Milazzo, Lf. Cross, H. Munoz, C. DiMaggio, H. Mellerio, P. McNulty: Back row: M. Hendrix, S, McBride, S. Morey, I.. Borges, V. fardinale, M, McKibbin, G. Emberson, J. Cato, M. Baeehler, P. Cassalata, j, Harris, if tihildress. E. Cerchi. mr: 'I .,.. . 'V ,La W s ei-an D 5 Front row: M. Branson, M. Vellis, F. Saldana, B. Bucchinto, I. Hulanicki, J. Hawkins, I., Lee, P, Chan, E. Salida, A. VValtou, R. Baldassarreq Middle row: D. Can tu, S. Tyler, J. Allen-historian, J. Russell, M. Quaglia, A. Daniels, B. Flqry, S. Snyder, R, Brown, A, Rozario, G. Davison, D. Murakoshi, J. Lockyer, M, Murray: Back row: B. Orloski, J. Stokes, D. '1'homas, I.. Smith-reporter, li, Martin, A. Vkfooldridge, B, Goetz, C. VVard, A. Lucido, M. Machado, P. Capcrton, D. Clark. V. Coyle, A. Kratins. IN MANY ACTS gathering and wrapping 150 Christmas gifts for The girls, who work under the direction of their the l'alo Also Veterans' Hospital, decorating the adviser. Miss Ruth l,llFlllCllEll'fl. planned to award school Christmas tree, preparing and serving a 21 scholarship to a memher who is planning to family night supper at the U.S.O., and enter- Zlfffflfl Cwllvgt' ll9Xt YCZIT- taining their mothers at a hulgfet supper and fashion show on the evening of May 13. Front row: S. Noto, J. Pisto, M. J. Cartlinale, M, A, Ca rdinale, M. Okunlura, S. Honda, 'l'. Shihasaki, B. Marshall, I.. Dorio-treas., J. Petersen, 'l', Giohhe-pres., P. Bucchino, J. Cardinalli, A. Curatolog Row 2: 'I'. Goulart, T. Monte, li, Allen, M. Torreute, D. Yuen, C. Breshears, R, Davi-sec'y., C. Brittan, J. Vellis-vice-pres., M. J. lflores, A. Apostrofe, Qirover: Row 3: G. Manzella, J. Roccia, A. Nicastro, l.. Donato, C, Mirahella, H. Van- dcrvort, M. Lepeda, Im L-raxiola, l.. Brown, E. Brown, S, Gravelle, l., l.0Monaco: Row 4: li. Yoshivalna, R. Tsuhouchi, C. Harris, R. Tarantino, C. Schmeltz, S. Pittenger. ' 69 gli. , A Q, f--:Ni .q ,qn?y -if W' fll31Xf.f+'?W ' ' 'W' 7 ' ' any-v bvf IB, .' . Front row: R, Sugi, F. Alhert, S. Yaniahara, S. Yoshinolmu, lf. Ciasas, S. dl, Aiello, A. Moi1vIiel..lJ, Trihlwy, Ci. Otazua: Middle row: D. lforzani-pres., ll. Mellerio, VY. furtice. R, Reinstedt, Vl. Stewart, li. Napoli, l.. lieliciano, D. Howard, N. llazdovac-vice-pres, l, .l. Russo: Back row: J. t'rossnian-treas. l, B. Marron, ll. Sievcr, bl. Logan, B. Alioto-sec'y., H. Beall, D, Krick, KEY CLUB lntcrniission music for that break in the school day known as the luncheon hour was furnished this year hy the Key flulm, which arranged to have a juke lbox placed in the MUHS cafeteria. The Key flulm, which is sponsored hy the Mon- terey Kiwanis Cluh, held a Career llay midway in the year so that the seniors could have the opportunity to hear speakers from the different vocational fields, Metiilmers of the cluli this year established a , ij' 5 .1 --'f , Y. Ng' Y viii I 70 scholarship fund in order to help some lioy go on to collegeg the award will go each .Iune to a graduating senior who will lie chosen hy a vote of the faculty. 'lihe initial award will he for 3375. Twerp NVeek. an annual event. was a great suc- cess this year: as the girls footed the hills for their escorts, how could it lie anything else. Mr. Arnold lidman, returned from a year in lingland. once again guided the lwoys in their inany activities. Mr. Arnold Edman Members of the Galleon Stat? were: Front row: H. Hates, edi'or-in-cliiefg A. Kinney, business editor: A. Hart- man, art editorg S. XVriglit, feature editor, IJ. Polk, assistant editorg Back row: il. U'Rear, business editor: C. Yachal, sports editor, ll. lforzani, photographer: B. Liatron, sports editorg J, Russo, pliofographerg S, Pittenger, society cditorg not pictured, l.. Donato, society editor. GALLEON The Galleon, ML7llS's bi-monthly paper, ap- peared seventeen times during the 1952-53 school year, evidence of much journalistic and artistic work on the part of the Galleon Staff, which was advised by Mrs. Myrtle Sperling. ln addition to editing the school paper, the staff sponsored many outside activities. November 21, long remembered as a day of fun and frolic, was the Sadie' llawkins' Day and Dance sponsored by the staff in conjunction with the journalism Club. To help finance their animal trip to San Fran- cisco, statT members sold candy at the many home football and basketball games. BOOK CLUB Reading and discussing books occupied much of the time of the Book Club members. Club meet- ings were held in the MUHS library and were usually discussions of books read by the members. .Nt several meetings the group was honored by having guest speakers from various places on the Peninsula. A Christmas party and a booth in the May Car- nival were the outside activities of the club. The group was again advised by Miss llarriet llaker, school librarian. lvlembers of the Book club were: Front row: B. Rodgers, D. Yuen-vice-pres. l, pres. 2: H. l.ew, M. bl, Var' dinale, Lf llreshears, R. l.ot'oco, S. Quigley: Middle row: S. Stoddard-treas. l, M. Dickey, M. Mooney, S. Garcia, K, Hickox, J. Drake, N. Reyburng Back row: l.. Cancpa-pres. 1, V. Gillespie, M. Hoover. ,HQ 1 -' ' -if-'3.'IJi37Tf7 'r H' ft ' ffm. Q' suit- ML Camera Club members were: Front row: D. Forzani-sec'y-treas., S. Horrall, E, Murray, J. Russo-vice-pres., Back row: J, Stewart, W. johnson, N. Hazdovac, M. Hamilton. CAMERA CLUB Hold still, Tony! The flash of a strobe light, the click of a shutter, and once again the school photographer has recorded a smiling face for the paper or the yearbook. Pictures taken by Camera members have appeared in the many issues of the Galleon and now appear through- out lil Susurro. Members of the club took a trip to San Francisco where they toured thc Bear Studio and received many help- ful suggestions for taking and developing pictures. Mr. Elmer Stoll, adviser of the group, has taught the club members many tricks of the trade which have helped them do successful work. RADIO CLUB Radio and electronics, as a hobby or a vocation, were the 'interests upon which the Radio Club was founded, and the thirteen members have either taken radio as a school subject or been greatly interesfed in it. Mr. Robert Combellack, the club adviserfhas assisted the boys in various ways, especially so that they might increase their knowledge in the held of radio and electronics. The activities of the club included a picnic and par- ticipating in the May Carnival. Radio Club members were: Front row: R. Wright-vice-pres., L. Breshears-pres., NV. Miller, D. Howard, B. Marshall, B. Catron-sec'y.g Back row: A. Sweat, T. Balbo-treas., M. jayman, IJ. Davison, K, Kageyama, D. Shannon. P l l Members of the Girls' Glee Club were: Front row: B. Donovan-pres., S. Sickafoose. H. Jaques, C. Mitchell, R. Reed-sec'y-treas., C. Davisong Middle row: B. Orloski, M. Rowe, T. Sanchez, S, Ellis, S. Quigley, A. Graham, j. Drake-vice-pres., Back row: B. Rodgers, J. Meacham, M. McKihhin. M. NVhite, B .Drake-librarian, N. Reyburn, GIRLS' GLEE Music for every occasion was furnished by hard-work- ing members of the Girls' Glee Club. , Trying for uniformity and pleasing appearance, the girls made uniforms for themselves of green skirts, white blouses, and yellow scarfs. As an active organization, the girls participated in programs presented at assemblies at MUHS, Fremont and Walter Colton Junior High Schools and as part of the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. To round out their schedule, the members, under the leadership of Mr. Reu Manhire, also sang at the San Carlos Hotel. the U.S.O., and before the local chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Kiwanis Club, MIXED CHORUS Occupying a prominent position in all programs pre- sented by the MUHS music department, the Mixed Chorus has completed a very successful year performing at home and elsewhere in California, The Thanksgiving and Christmas programs were eagerly participated in by the chorus while the Spring Concert was the highlight of their MUHS performance. Outside activities included a choir festival at Berkeley and the Central Coast Section Music Festival. Officers for the group which will present its last pro- gram as part of the graduation ceremonies are Dan Doug- las, president: Gloria VVhite, secretary-treasurer, Audrey Tevini, librarian: Dorothy Polk, publicity chairman, Mr. Reu Manhire is director of the chorus. MEMBERS Oli THE MIXED CHORUS display their talents before an ap- preciative audience: Mr. Reu Manhire, their director, at the piano. .1 5 ff ffffffff X f ',,, f 4 ff BAND PROVIDES MUSICAL ACCOMPANIMENT 1 A 7, s S 1 1 7 X gt Xgxiw xt Occupymg the center of the stage at all MUHS musical programs the band under the direction of Mr Clifford Anderson has xx on an 'assured spot in the regard of the school and community Any assembly program featuring the band is a sure fire hit. Rallies quickly respond to the enthusiasm of the band. Football crowds are not annoyed by half-time out' instead the fans get their hot coffee quickly and return to the stands to watch the marching band perform. During the football season Mr. Anderson and the band members work out and practice many intricate formation with which to entertain the crowd and every 'time out is a signal for Mr. Anderson to strike up the band with a spirited school song. Most eagerly awaited of the band programs are the 74 FOR ALL ACTS OF MUHS 53 Christmas and Spring Concerts, given annually in con- junction with the choral music groups. This year, pro- ceeds from the Spring concert were set aside to pay entry fees forthe various festivals in which the band participates and to buy award pins for the senior band members. Special activities in which the band took part were an exchange assembly at Gilroy High School, a concert at the U.S.O., the dedication of a music hall at San Jose, and lligh School Band Day at the University of Cali- fornia, where the hand members saw the California- Missouri football game. Once again the band played at the Coast Counties Music Festival, giving a very satisfying performance, and concluded the school year with its usual stirring perform- ance of l'omp and Circtlinstancef' Mr. Clifford Anderson 75 Miss Sophie Harpe X V9 Xa mi -rgwlllnm wa f ii PALETTEERS All the world's a stage and the Paletteers took to the MUHS gymnasium stage last fall as every year to present a variety show, full of ac- tion and talent, which lived up to the high stand- ard of earlier productions. This was just one of the many activities which the Paletteers sponsored. They also held a fare- well party for several members who joined the armed forces, entered the Scholastic Art Contest, and went on a three-day trip to San Francisco. Under the guidance of Miss Sophie l-larpe, the cluh adviser, the Paletleers had a very successful vear. Front row: 'lf Suzuki, S. Suinida, bl. Hawkins, R. Paine-vice-pres. 2, pres, 13 lf, Liann-trcas. l, sec'y. 2: M. Crivellofsedy, l, publicity 21 I.. Sakai-treas. 23 Back row: J. Mcl,c-an-pulmlicity l, S. Glover, l'. Recd, R. Engel, D. Glover, J, Howard, M. Getz-vice-pres. 13 not pictured-Vince Garcia, president 2, T lil' J.-ri -- ' x l '..., i. - V - rf -f-A-ff ...f A...--,.-...,, 517 l l'c-sliiiimi :infl suplmiiwrc nicinhvrs of thc' FSI wvrv: Front row: ti. liuo, M, lfspy, M, Shintani. J. Northcutt, M. Ilruusou, S. 'lij'lQ'l'W'Sl'L j'-ll'l'HS., l'. Hzissclo, C. Sortais, S. NVQ-ttnck, H, l'aik1 Middle row: if DiMaggio, S. llurr, li. lXl2ll'l'Ull, li, l'iZllIlt'S, li. Ross, R, Rzunscy, fir11tiot,,j. Shiffcr, IJ. Zachcs, ll, 'lirihl1y, ll. Tostvvinl 1 w ID R cl I ll tl' tin Back row: IC. Ray, S. Ilrunu, ll. Ariss, A, Kossak. J, Mnuscy, N. l.zu isnt, . cc , ,. llocu cr er, A, Km ' s. ll. llrmxn, ll. .'Xlhin, lf. lfzlssctt C S F Hclmlustic stars uf Nll'll5 are thc nwinhers which stand for the lfeclcrzitimi ii1ottu, Scl1ul:1r- qwlillllxfiglillll' fillllfllflllilSL'l1lll1lI'SllllJ lfccleratioii, Slllll mf SCVVWV-H U' U !flYllfflllU lWW 'l K Nw lllHll 5fllUl?lStlf Life lllCllll3CI'S of the CSF. thusc stuclc-nts whu st uuliug' of high suluml stuflcnts. have he-cn in CSF for six sc-incstcrs, receive pins lb gain nicinlwrship in CSI , Il stuclcnt must illgifllqlfylsjsuin ihimmg that tml haw dimmed h lvv curnccl :lt lc-:lst three fX's :Incl unc' ll in his i ' nc-stcr grzulvs. .Xs ll incinlwcr, the stuclcnt rc- Miss fic-rlrtule llc-nclturtt spunsurs tlllSUl'g'Zl.lllZIl- uivcs Il sinzlll gultl turcli with tht initials SS. tum junior :xml sn-uior mcuilwrs of thc CSI wcrc: Front row: I.. Knight, QX. Hartman, Ki. Iiuo. A, lxlonma, lll. Nc-fl, 'l'. Suzuki, ti. Slll'I'l0Cli. M. Mm-gi, M. lllitrlxcsmi, K, Hainzigucliig Middle row: ,I. Mclmau. S. XYright, l, Solis, 5. Sillwl-'YlCl'Al1f4'S,, ll. lillilll, lf. Liiriiazzo, l.. fimlwin, M. kirivcllo, lf. BL-all, ll. Polk, A. Kinney: Back row: ll. Krivk. l. l'il'l5lllll'. K. .Xllwrtus-pros., ll, jzncohson, 'l'. Cnstanti, l', Recd, ll, Curran, H. Sie-vcr, C. VVoocl, Young, ll. Kric v . f- -,ws - ,.... - .,,., .,.,,u,, 77 aa if 4 ' WAV' Zfx 1 f rf! . 3, Bullfighters were: Front row: Li. Aculf-scc'y.-trcas., F. Buzzard, R. Edingtonl Back row: ll, Halt-stcri-pres., S. Rosano-vice-pres., H. Brown, BULLFIGHTERS Gate crasliers at Nll'llS fouthall and hasket- lmall prucluctimis didn't stand a chance against the linlltighters whn collected tickets at the gate and lit-lped pulice the games. They aided the faculty in keeping order at uther funetimis when called upon. Ill r. llnnean 'lbdd was adviser of the cluh which can he Credited with a sllccessful return to Campus activities. TANDI liuys who are enrnlled in the prmlliftimi de- partment at Ml'llS, the shop classes, are mem- hers uf the Trade and lndustrial Chili. The pur- puse of the organization is tu prniinmte gtmtl fel- lowship annmg the nieinlners uf the shup depart- ment, lu develup guml citizenship, and tu tie in trade and industrial .edncatimi with the unn- innnity through t'untat'ts with employers and ein- pluyees in the cmninunity. Mr. Marvin Holman. the clulm sptmsnr, helps the lmys with many uf their trade prohlenls. ltlt-inluers of the Trade and Industrial Club were: Front row: B, Marshall, tl. Beavers, J, Ye-ach, S. Ycrini, R. livans, l'. Riso, R. Brewer, D. Baechler, l', Hutcheson, A, Russo, l.. Breshears, B. NYright, H. liiilftilll R0w2: H. Tuumala. lf Brcslicars, A. Ball, j. VValton, D. Canepa, j, Yokota, IJ, Davison, R. furson, lf. llmiaimgt-lu, D. Howard, li. Qfhaclwick, ll. Scalesg ROW 3: IJ, Mellerio, li. IXIIIOS, rl. Wlilliamsv lf. XYomls, j. lndorato, IJ. liainera, li, llnrns, A. Mcliinney, J. Rose: Row 4: A. Sweat, E. Mills, 'lf Stice, S. A, Ait-llo, B. tiallaro, J. Madisun, 'l'. lialho, ll. Scales. W .r-1 v n',.-,wr-Y,,r V b, MQW' ' wr'-in 7 'J.' ,--A-.ki r-'-5 ' - if - '- .' 'i .. f s l TRI-Y Big production on campus this year was the organization of a girls' service club, the Tri-Y, which got ol? to a good start with the help of advisers Miss Helen Smith and Miss Bettylyle VVestbrook. A cake sale started the girls off with money in the treasury while their booth at the May Carnival brought in additional sums. The first project which this new club undertook then was the redecoration of the home of a young Peninsula couple. Othcers for the Tri-Y were Barbara Marshall, presidentg Mary 'Neff vice-president, Bonnie Van- dervort, secretaryg and Theresa Goulart, treasurer. Members of the service group, which will help with various activities on the Peninsula in the future, were Liz Beall, Maryanne Crivello, Tamara Cos- tanti, Phil Reed, Babs Colletto, Diane Gadsby. Sylvia Gee, Judy O'Rear, Kathy Moore, Carol Doody, Roberta Lute, Rose Tarantino, Sherry Gravelle, Pat Gann, Ruth Paine, Frances Carnazzo, and Diane Glover. JUNIOR RED cnoss By making a donation to the Red Cross, any student can become a member of the Junior Red Cross, an organization which renders service in the community. The girls and their sponsor, Miss Clara Shapard, undertook to help a needy family this year. To raise money for the Red Cross Center. the club members collected money at one of the school assemblies. As a final project for the year, the Junior Red Cross sent magazines and funny books to sol- diers in the Fort Ord Hospital. This reading material was obtained from the school and club members. Junior Red Cross workers were: Front row: P, Chan, J. Pisto, J. Vellis, M. Dickey, S. Patterson, L. Doriog Middle row: P, Aliotti, J. Russo, J. Roccia, G. Manzella- sec'y. 1, A. Apostrofe-pres. 1, S. Crivello, F, Graxiola -treas, 25 Back row: K. Hickox, E. Brown-sec'y. 2, L. Brown, L. LoMonaco, J. Franklin. ML. 0 4. -Q3 W: 1 K' 4 . I t, . V iz! ' 9 T f janet McLean EL SUSURRO STAFF EDITS MUHS 53 .Ns liditor of the 1953 lil Susurro, janet McLean writes a successful climax to her four years as an active members ot' the student body. Going into production with initial plans during the summer. the lil Susurro staff has been busy all year with this year's program of events. Besides the actual job of selling ads and subscriptions, planning pages. taking and mounting pictures, writing copy and then matching faces and names, the stafl' sponsored the February lleart Hop. .Xnother highlight was the yearbook workshop at the University of Redlands which was attended by the lfditor and llusiness Manager. Now that most of the work is completed, it can rain when it pleases for all the pictures have been taken, and if the lights go out as they did one night when staffers were stranded in the little office. it's O.K. because the copy is finished and pictures are mounted. llere then, is the 1953 lil Susurro, the program from t-his year at Monterey Union lligh School. Key positions on the statT were held by Cfront row, Babs Krick, art: Liarmelita Solis, copy: Abbott Kinney, copy: Marie jo t'ardinale, organizations, Dorothy Polk, seniors: Isabel Solis, faculty: Cback fowl jack Russo, photographer: Shirley Hochderlfer, copy: Helen Chau, senior assistant: Frances Larnazzo, girls' sports: Uoug lforzani, photographer, and joey Rogers, boys' sports. 'vu-. fi ivan. ' 4+ rl ' 5 I 9 'ff 'Vravcling al' uv:-1' tlic lN'lllllSlllIl to sn-ll mls were Cfront rowj .Min Gwlclswurtliy, Louise' Dunn, Diana filovcr llizmu liuclslvy. Cstandingj Xllllliv Slim-rrill, 'l':unar:1 Costzmti :incl l'l1il Roi-cl. 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Sliirlvv llulxxiq, llizum Nlzirrmi, In l isto, Slizmm Quigley, limbs Cullcm, Cstandmgj Sliirlcy I ittcngcr anrl Davin lim-:ill curricsl wut at ilu- ln-giniiing of tlic yi-ar, Llmlcr il un-w sysu-in of ycarlmook mlistrilmutiou, tllcy all saw service tlw lust wa-ck uf school. 7 4' 33 gi 1..-Ye 'if i ...al 1' all i , f., Sl Living in an area where sports are prominent and varied, MUI-IS students Vspend their time between the acts on the football field, in the gym, the pool, or at the ball pork., Forthe girls it may be the hockey Held, badiinintonvor tennis courts, and sport, fans may troop to the basket- ball courts or track fields, butwyoulll see what did happened the fspotlight'hits'the . . . INTERL mssrou ,. ' , g A ,,., ,, W , Y . 00000 0 601000 ll! Q 0 one 5. Q., 1 2 s 0 :ue 1' :-1 : : O O O O O ings . . .-w . . .- 51. '5 . Q . . 1 . , f O O : 00. 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Ai -145 ...' -'fs 1.1-IVN53.. fixgsay-2ivj, yA,Av3 , gr. .wh ' .fr 1 ---f1::..1:,-Hg:fF's'f . f5'.z,.,f, -1 4' f-' Coaches Stan Weiss and Ben Mansell TOREADORES SURPRISE XVorking a single-wing for all it was worth, Coach Stan VVeiss and his hard- hitting Toreadores pushed their way into second place in Coast County .-Xthletic League standings after losing two hearthreakers to XVatsonville, the league champions. the last hy the slim margin of two conversion points. lt was the first time since the year of the Big Green Shirt that a Monterey team has furnished so effective an offense. ln the opening minutes of play against Pittsburg. the Toreador varsity appeared to he an uncertain quantity. llut after the Green and tiold took con- trol of the hall. it liecame evident that the Monterey offense was too strong for the Pirates-and for everyone else un- til the Toreadores came up against the VVildcats from the Apple City. The Toreadores played to a standstill in their second practice tilt with the Bearcats from San Mateo. effectively hottling up the passing attack of ace quarterback Ralph W'ensinger and springing fullhack jackie Russo for gain after gain through the licarcat line. VARSITY SCOREBOARD MONTEREY OPPONENT 7 ., .jamhoree,,,, 0 ,l'ittshurg .. 14 , , San Mateo.. 7 Santa Cruz,..,.,. 13 . ,.... Xllitsoiivillc '.., 14 , ,,,,... Salinas ,,.... 7 ...Santa Lfruz....,. 18 12 ,..... VVatsonville... l-1 25 .....,. Salinas ...,., , 12 84 LEAGUE WITH SINGLE -WING POWERHOUSE Equally outstanding play in league games won Russo the fullback position on the All-CCAL offensive unit. Teaminates who were also elected to stardom were diminutive guard Doug Forzani, fast-charging tackle Delmer Scales, sky-scraping Q-foot 7-inch end Charlie Howell, and passing wizard Nick llazdovac, who filled the tailback spot. Positions on the honor defensive unit were garnered by llelmer Scales at end and john Little Rock Compagno as linebacker. Two Toreadores who received honorable mention were lid NVoods, defensive halfback, and Sal .-X, Aiello, defensive tackle. League play began with Monterey trouncing the Santa Cruz Cardinals on the hill-top gridiron. The Toreadores carried their hard-hitting tactics into two plays after the final gun when Frank Casas scored the team's fifth TD on a pass from Sal j. Aiello. Watsonville nabbed the spotlight and first place in CCAL standings in a hard-fought defensive battle played on the Monterey Peninsula College field. Until the NVildcats took advantage of an intercepted pass, the game was scoreless. They then went on to score a second time, blanking Monterey. An injury-ridden Salinas team fell easy victim to the Toreadores, who once again scored after the final gun ended the hall game. The second round of league play began under the lights with Monterey taking the measure of Santa Cruz for the second time. The following weekend the Toreadores' hopes of conquering the VVildcats, whom they outplayed until the final period. were dashed when a had pass from center set up the winning touchdown for the 'Cats. The Toreadores hnished the season on the rain- drenched MVC gridiron before a small crowd of loyal fans, who saw them cinch second place in the CCAL race by defeating the Cowboys from Salinas by a score of 26-12. Front row: li. Albert, B. Napoli, il, Conipagno, V. lialestcri, IJ. Mc-l'erio, J, Yokota, A. Russo, ,l. Nearyg Middle w: l.. VVermuth, mgr., j. Stewart. J, Avery, F. Casas. N. Hazdovac, S, J. Aiello, l., Brown, IJ. l.uiz, B. Beall, mgr.: Back row: Coach NYciss, ll, Scales, S. A. Aiello, C. Howell, S. Aiello, A, Sweat, J. Nye. li. Burns, Coach Mansell. Q gnu if W' 1 r 1 Dick Mellerio, and Nick Hazdovac, tailhack Q ' u qw U, , M.. fx' vm-V 4 in ,q,',g1,k, 313 .gx W:,lLv - r 1f+vl '7 Zr-'Qetg15 'X mf? wi , 1 gf?5?N11'f,4 '--. 'my ' .Wgff 5, A V AQ 2' , 1. N--- f L ,, ..p ,fx g'VZf:'-'iQ'f5':Tl'?. - K Q ,153 . . pw!! .X - Qvlw- f Qfiazw , . 1 fu . M - W M A .' QV'-ff , ,.. E- :V in , M H .4 ff' 32 V . vlwfffx,-y., , K 3 . 'f'-FQ?-'.AwLV14 - '.:.ar, an u .... W-Ki?-fra. f 'fl' L ff . -wfr if uv A -if 'f.'3 -'fvf1?'.g 'ff-2111 Jay Avery, center John Nye, and Ed Bums, guard Jack Russo, fullback 86 ll jim Stewart, quarterback 34-fu. Wayne Gann, tackle Sam Aiello, Iinchackcr Sal A. Aiello, tackle Eddie Albert. winilbavk .1 ns,--vi, . ., X ' 4:1i',?Tvv'f V V - ,,:,xl,3ti'4j,g Q 'Q wi wil f.,.,..L,.,, ,, - Y ,vu A 1 - 'Rox X1 'E .- ly' -fill Q 4 1- 1,-. x.qwvs V-ga. A ' -- .- :.x.,- .moi-uh: ,' ' V A . xg. .I ,wkkfflzfh-i ,J-,4':.. l. rr-X 4. ,fu Bob Napoli, Iinvlmacker Frank Casas, halfback 'Q -. ---M.. . . -us. 4 V . ' ' . . 'fx 1-X , . ,A ,, , .-r-hw' ' - .-.-. . , . '- .. , .- -an-. -- ..,.-. john Compagno, guzml Charles Howell, eml Y l Xqww , 54.1 Af A ix. E, 87 Doug Forzani, guard wQ g:'e',pq-f. .i ifsi::'W ,MG Delmer Scales, tack lc Ed Woods, hzalflmck 5-r B, If 'Q 5 -S -'lr 5- ON I lvl '13 Mvcl, 1554 'L 4'-sz I .E .af X N A-ff' xQ V M p- 'v -1-Aiiq 3 4? ,J , 5 . .rv E U .- 1 ffm 'N Qi -Q.. if 1 xx' S 5 lj X 4 -Q n 7 W-'QQ vu ENE. ',v' + ' sm, c wi K if fl L ne-. QOING VI' 'l'Hli MIIDIJLIC 5 lgzainwt thc XYiIclkittc11s. Munnic I ucido cvamlcs tlmrvc rlvfcnnlcrf. f ,l e 1 ,I , 4 K E A PIVKING UI' YARIJACSE agzzaiunt King City, Lucido skirts right on TOREABABES DROP Shig Ylllllilllilfil, llzllflmvk. All-CCAI.: Doug McNeil and Dave Cooney u lu nh lfgk llnuup., 1 I ll 1953 sm non was Inu vnrn the 1 um X that tum Ins lsslstant MONTEREV OPPONENT ' 7 ,.,.HUHlStQI', , .. Aliiug fig ',,, I3 Santa Cruz, , .Zl .XV:1tsm1x'ille ,, 0 ,,,,,,Salinas.,,,, 12 ,,,S:mta Cruz, A, 12 , .XN'ZlISlH1VillC.,, 7 Salinas. I2 ont row IJ H xx n ux ll 1 dl 1 Q sun, I , Salnicri, Ii. Samara. XY. u I lxltx 1 1 xgu mu 'ouclman' N. lflctclwr, S. Yoshi- um ll Q N u IJ Llnrk, IF Luciclug Back row: Lkmaclm 'iQ ly X'2ll1llZiQII'ifT, ll, Ulcari, Ii. Front row: R, t'ardinale. J, Logan, lf. Casas, D, Canepa, j. Indorato: Middle row: H, Marron, j. Aiulerson. li. Gonzales, Nl. .-Xrtellan, tioach l.arsh3 Back row: tit Yamanishl, mgr., gl, Nye, R. Stensland. lf llowell, NV. Hailey, l,. XYQ-rmuth. mgr. TOREADORES CLOSE SEASON WITH STRONG BID FOR TITLE l,oyal students and fans saw the V153 Toreador casaha team recover from a shaky start in L'C'.Xl. competition to press the Santa Cruz Cardinals hard for the league crown. The squad, despite its hrilliant play in literally waxing the liardinals the second time around the league. wound up in sec- ond place, winning a hid to the Carmel Invita- tional 'l'ournament. 'l'he team spirit and all-around hustle displayed hy the hoys was evidence of the fine coaching hand of lid l.arsh, varsity haskethall mentor. ,ln the second half of league play, his casaha team was unlmeatahle until it met an equally strong team from l'acitic tirove lligh in the Carmel Invita- tional, -a team out to avenge two previous defeats at the hands of the Toreadores. .Iolm Logan and Charlie llowell played out- standing hall for ltllfl iS and won positions on the ,Xll't't'.Xl, squad which is chosen each spring hy the sportswriters and league coaches. Charlie was a standout on the lwacklioards throughout the entire season and pushed point after point through the net for the Toreadores. .lohn Logan, though small in stature, turned in a terrific Floor game and along with Charlie gave the 'lioreadores the punch they needed in running the score up against all opposition. ln the second Salinas game coach l.arsh estah- lished a precedent hir himself liy starting two sophomores, lfrank Casas and Ray Stensland, who justified his confidence hy turning in a fine game. Regular starters whose performances were consistently of high calilicr were Ray t'ardinale. a senior guard. and llominic Canepa, a junior guard who won honoralmle mention on the all- league team, Opening the season against the highly touted Cardinals on their home court, the 'I'oreadores led their opponents through three quarters played at a hlistering pace. They were overtaken in the fourth quarter and were never able to overcome the comfortahle lead that the Cardinals set up. In the rematch three weeks later, the 'l'orc-adores effectively hottled up the Cardinals' towering center, Rich ltlontgomery, and the outcome was a different story. llowever, the Santa Cruz win coupled with a defeat at the hands of the Salinas Cowboys cost the Toreadores the league cham- pionship. 92 l 4 W? ' SCOREBOARD . .uv lv f f E L Z f 46. mean , , V Ei Y' ' CARMEL INVITATIONAL MONTEREY OPPONENT . 4rm , King Pity .ilu ' 441 , Ll2ll'llll'l ..., , 43 f 4.1 liilruy ',,A.,, ,.. 35 Sl XX':1sl1it1gtm1 lligli , 49 ' 45- -lZllllk'S Lick .ll ' 4.3 , Sam ,lose lligli 52 F' 5.2 . Santa liruz ,, . 57 f' X ig 55 Pacific liruvcn , 50 Cl' ill Salinas ,.,,,, ,.,. . 66 M7 . XX zttsonvillc ,..... , 56 M3 King City ,.,. . 39 55 ,,. Santa liruz. . 38 A lvl , .. .. llollistvi' ., . 40 Sl . , Salinas ,,,.,,. . A 47 41 , l':1vitic Grove ...... . 40 4,5 . ..,.,, XYz1tsu1ivillc .,..,, . 62 .' 45 ,,,, , , ...... Vztrmcl ,,,.,.. ..., , ,,, 31 07 ,,,.,,,,..,, .v..,, L iustiiic ,,.......... ,,,,.. 5 9 .37 . ......, Pacific tirovc -,.i. . , 52 40 . ..,,, Gilroy ,.--A H , 42 VVII.-XlQl.ll-1lllJXX'lil.l.'I'.Xl.l,lliS 'IWYO in an pi'c-svauml pmcticc tilt :il Suu lust- Irnm his fzlvnritc spilt in tlw mv 93 ... ,.,.. . A DOH l .XTX l'.l'.'X 5lUlxl'.S:ng:nit1NlN:1l inn Ili llnuttc gms up in :nn :uttvmpt tu liloclc lll5 Slllll. V IUHN IXHLXN QQUIQS l'l' tw sl 'UI Ulililht llu- XYil1lc:xtw 215 lluwm-'l 'mu K .im-pa muvc in tu assist. n. ll JK? I SK s-- Q wx A 'l If 9? Neg 1-.. f ' will T. all-M il W9 ,, . 'X -,.-.1 I '- SYN' . 1.1 . .'1 . . 1 2 wc 1111 tha- hull 21S twu N1llhf2lllj.ls go up to lrluvk :l shut 111:1clc by il l1iflrlc11 'l'UFl'1H11lY'. l,L1XK'L'l' lcitl K.-XNI'.l'.'X IJXNS IN 'VXYO 1 l'OlN'I'S 111 thy vzlrsity cmmu-st :xt S2111 -low fI.UXYl'I' 11111113 XY.'X'I'C'll K',XIQlJIN.'Xl. NU 11 Rlflf' . , . .. . .. . , . , 2 . , ., fill Ray, ,lnl11111y, 130111, Ray. ,Img 211111 XY:1lt wcm zu j11l1iI:111t zu K'U2ll'Il wa, :min-1' tlw Silllfll t'I'll7 1511111-. ,-f ww- Front row: D. Kobayashi, M. Lucido, L, Yamanishi, A. Gonzales, H, Kadani, B. Belleci, J. Souza: Middle row: K, Ohrt. mgr., S. Cardinale, D. lJeSilva, V. Torrente, E. Moosbrugger, Coach Clarkg Back row: D. Sutton, 'l', Okumura. TOREABABES MEET STIFF COMPETITION IN CCAL Coast Counties Athletic League competition in the lightweight basketball division was dominated again by the Salinas Cowbabes, and Coach Bob Clark's Toreababes suH'ered a discouraging num- ber of ups and downs. The Babes gained con- siderable experience in going up against tough. hard-fighting opponents during their rough 15- game schedule. Coach Clark encouraged the idea of building for the future. and he expects great things from his charges in the next two years. His squad was made up for the most part of sophomores, but several lettermen will return to him next season. Sam Cardinale was the lone Toreababe to make the All-CCAL lightweightteam by choice of the coaches and sportswriters. His steady play was a big factor in most of the league games as he hit consistently from the corners. Mannie Lucido, Dale DeSilva, john Souza, Cardinale, and either Louie Yamanishi or Dudie Belleci made up the usual starting five. These Babes shared playing time and scoring honors with Andy Gonzales, Buster Billante, Doug Sut- ton, and Vince Torrente as none of the boys was consistent in piling up field goals. Individual performances were occasionally out- standing and kept the season from being gen- erally disappointing. Especially noteworthy was Andy Gonzalez' eiforts in the second game with Pacific Grove when he sparked the team in the third quarter to increase the Toreababe lead over the Wavelets. Andy scored ten points in the game against the B Division champions. Mannie Lucido's energetic play was also exceptional. A DRI acorn-s two for ilu' lorcilhnlrcr-. V SOVZA HUICS Ulflf 'l'Hlf l l.OUR to sink 21 ficlcl goal as Munuic l.uCi4lo follows thc action. YIN11 IN II.-XRD, Buster Billantc Lightweight Scor lf i .pw 'W Y X uzx MONTEREY OPPONE 28 Ixmf., Q xtx 30 L'xrmLl 20 Q llros 23 W HSllil1f,tOIl High 20 .,,..... . S in josc 18 , .A,,. SHIKI Qruz 35 .... ,.,, 1 lacifac Grove ZZ ,, ,. S ilmas 37 ,, XX atxonullc 34 ,,,.,,.,, I acifnc Grovn 35 , , 511111 Qflll 31 N ln IN 30 VX itxomllln 32 , , C IFYTHI NT if f rf Y w-.twin-, I is . fig Q K, ,xihe X - 3: 1 . U . 1' '34, Q In . .....,,.,, Q ' ,,,,,,. ,.,,,, 2 1 ' ' A' ...,,.,,,,, 1' 1 '..,,,, ,.,,... . 43 ' Y f ,... 34 , : X.,., ...,... 5 O 27 ....,,,,, james Lick .,.,..,... 39 .' 2 ' , ,. 55 ....., ,, 34 fa ' ., 33 ' Q ,,... .... . 33 I J '.,.. .,, 39 2 ' , 32 ,, Sal' :J H .39 Z 5 ' 33 , '1 ' -13 V DALE Ulf SILYA kn-cps his cya on tha- spot wllcrv thc ball clisappearccl as Mzmuic and johu attcnlpt to gvt tha-ir hands on it. 98 W Front row: ll, llelleci, l., lit-licizinn, l, Rogers, R. tiarclinale. ll. Napoli, R. Raine, lf. Allmertg Middle row: IJ. lathes, ti. .-Xllvert, N, Olsrvn, ll. llavisoii, IJ. lltniglas, ll. lit-Silx':1,-l, Stewarti Back row: R,Slt'XV1ll'l, M. Artellan, ll, lilll1'lllllll, .-X. XYrigl1t, .X, liarmlinale. li. Nliniek, ingr TOREADOR NINE OPENS STRONG IN CCAL RACE llaniperenl lw the lark iifalnall 11z1rk,tAoz1el1 lien Mansell nevertlleless nianagecl to lleltl a hustling, liarcl-liitting nine hy niaking full use uf the girls' :1tl1letie lielml anfl working his lwaselmall players rain or shine. Results have far 1111tsl11n1e what might have lmeen expeeterl ut' II squatl luatletl with unclerelassmen antl wurking untler sueh 11ns:1tisfr1et11ry eonclititms. ln four practice gaines with Nltmnterey l'eninsula Cullege, l'aeilie Clrtwe, ancl farniel lligh Selimnl, the 'liurezicltmres netterl four wins anfl gained valualwle experience. Opening t't'.Xl. play against Salinas in the Lettuce City. the 'lxUl'CIl1l4lI'CS uuthit the l'uwl1oys ancl uutlastecl thein tu win ll-7. as firenian .Xrt XVright eaine in tu protect Frank Casas' leafl. 'l'l1e following week vVl'lg'lllL'Zllll6l3I1Cli with his stingy arm to spare three hits thmugli :1 seven-inning stint against the Carflinalk frmn Santa Cruz fur a Z-0 win. Nearly the entire squad will return to play next year as see1m1ll1:1sem:1n Ray fiilfillllllltx. thircl lmase- man -loey lingers. antl right lielrler ,lim Stewart are the only seniurs. Danny Douglas, left tieltl Ray Cardinale, second lmase joey Rogers, thiril base , . RA pw. 'n-, .A , 1. 'W-. 1 '. 1. -'I .Me id, N -- A will-nt. 1.,. - 2,4 ,, fa -1 . uv. 1351.1 .. . , . IQ Q-1., ' 'wi 'xv 'A -fi' 9 fri--'!?4a N .5-14 3-W' .-gf .A . gl ww , n: 7? 2' - x , X .,.f'j' S4 I ,Qu C 5 ff I 'QA I -Y -4 A ,, f fl .- ,Q 16 'i 5 ,, Q .- gm . ' W ,. , ,-gpm -iTfi4n5'.q 'xi' ' -.z- 'id Q -.vp f -1- .a -m-- 53-' .1 5. ' 4 1 -Q - . . 3 , , . .4 . N '. V, W' , - .. 1,4 -4 .-ew 1,1 ' J 1111 1 -1 Er v Y A 1 'W -X Q., A 1 , fx ' 11 ont row: 'l'..Br1111s11:1w, Ib. Iforzzmi, C. Yachal, V, Spad 111111111-11, R. 1111111151 Back row: xl. TX11'1-11:15, XX. friflllll, 1 SMALL TRACK SQUAD 1,1'z111111g s1'111'c1's 111 1111- x':11'11111s l'X'C1llS 11'1'1'1': I '1lllS, lAZlI'1 XY1ll'1l1l1 111111 131114 C'1111111sgS8O. 1.:11'ry 1'111w11g-1-10. .X11:111 XY4l11f1XYZll'11Q11111l',11Zil'Yf11CIlI'1Q XII I. 1111's, N1i1'k1'y 111':111s11:11x' 1111111111111 Ny11g XYK'lg'1ll 1x11111s, 171-1 S1':1111s, 111mg 1 111'z:111i, X, Cf Sweat. :1y111- llilllll, 1'11:11'1i1- 1':11111x'c11, :11111 X'i111 S11z111ar11g 11118, flllfl X':11'11:11, 5:11 X. .X1111111, 1111111111111 fX1111c11. 11111 17 11111i11g11s1.111z. S1111-1':11 11111- 5111111111-s xx1'1'11 111s1 111 1111- s1I11n11 C11 1111'v 1111114 'l1lf'l' w1'1111111 11111s 1 . . Carl Vachal, sprints Delmer Scales 1'-, -. I 1 aro: Middle row: 1.. Brown 12, O11-ari, A, 151-rra11111, if 5, 501111-s, 1-X. SV1'C2ll. Nl. Nyc SETS NEW RECORDS Only 111111111 il 111111-11 1111ys wc-rc 1111 11111 varsity track s1111:111 115' 11111 111111 111 11111 S1-ns1111, 11111 sow-1':11 '1'w11 111'w s1'1111111 r111'111'11s w111'1' S1-1: 1,Ill'I'f' 111'11w11 11111 llll' 880111 Z 111111. 51.1 s1-11. 111111 131'1 511111-14 11111 111' 1116111 llll'llCC1 111 S111111' very lllll' 111-1'f111'111:1111'1'S J 1111' s11111 51 11161. '1l1lQ 11-11111 s1'11r1111 w111s11x1'1' King 11111. l'Zll'llll'1 12111-1153 211111 F1:1111r1 Cruz, 1111is11111g s1'1'111111 111 1':11'1111 611-1111-, XX :11s1111x'1111-, :11111 Slllllllli. , 511111 put Larry Brown, 8811 350, 4 1 it M, Q-,... 3 1 Xe-r-':.st'..Q FA . n 1 adt.'a- is 100 1 .LA AQ . jim Riso, lnw liurtllc-5 Norman Payton, Sprints Charles Vandagriff, high hurdles LIGHTWEIGHTS SCORE EASY WINS, MISS CLCSE ONES 'l'hc lmcst in reccnt yt-urs was thc zxcculzulc XVz1tsm1x'illc:tml Salinas. lu thc lll1llCllXYllll Sali- givcn this yc:u s liglitwciglit tmcla squzul, wliich nas, thc rt-sults wt-rc in rluulit until thc last event i'cct-ivctl :ulclititnml hclp licczltist- nf thc large turnf was cmiclticlctl. out tif new lW 5'S- ,lllll RN' illlfl f'l11ll'lt'S Yilmlil- l.c:ul,intg nicinlmers ul- the lt'Zllll were: sprints Kflll llflllfi' llll' Sfllmll S lllglhlllllllll' l'9'V f'l- Wlllfll llziytun and .livhn lnclimltug hurfllcs. Risn :mil 'Inn' lltlXY.llHltlS. Nnriuun llztyttui, siiplmiiitiiw' Ygmflagritlg weight cxcnts: llnug Suttnn :inf Sllrllllcf- lwfl lllt' 1'vf1f1'il 'll lllf' ho- XVilt'retl fllillcrg jumps, liisu. tiene Stokes, ant Q . . - 1 1 ,, y ,Z x ' u 1 - i - I I I ltzlsy wins mx-1' llzlcilu' til'm'v, QZlI'lllt'l, lxing hmlll-lmgr' fmhxvul TIF' 61,111 T561 Fity, Sztntzi t'i'ux, :uul tiilimy ciiciuiiwigccl thc THX' 'I-lullll .cTfl'fHIl2,O lbx Iflmf' H! 'llwczllizllics wlui lust tum gfiml ctliirts zlgninst -lfjm lur'l.U'U' 'mu lm' ' lm UNSC, 'lm Sul X crnu. Front row: R. ll1llIllt'l', ll. Rnlmy. ml. Litirzitnlti, li. Qlmlig, N. Pztyton, j. lnclorato, l. Scl1iff0r,S. Russo, il. Vcacllg Middle row: R. l.t-c, NIA Hardy, li. Milligan, ll. Lungacrc, R. Paine, l', VV:1slilu1rn, R.iSclls. R. Stuplcsg Back row: J. Risn, .X. tirccu, H. tlraliani, tl, Stokcs, C. Yaiirlugriff, R, XX'omls, li, Ray, ll. Kinsey, ll Sutton. K. llcaslvy, ll, llztlcstcri, Lf King. -uc. 101 f -any f A ui gg.: 5 A , ' -',sv':.t - 4 1 K Q, -fo, . Pete Geyel' Dominic Canepa Adrian Montiel GOLFERS FINISH FULL SCHEDULE W'ith thc- ushering in nt' spring, tht- clivul Front row: M4 Ymmkin' V4 Q-asus: Back row: Ii' Moyer' fliggcrs uf fXltmtcrcy l'ninn lligh Scluml mice' IJ, tmit-pa, A. Mtmticl again went unt nn tht- i.IliI'XX'Ilf'S, ww' 1-' f 1: -4641: 102 ikin, tn Sll'IligfillCIl unt tht'irhfmks:1ncl sliccs Su that thcy might haw- nnntllcr Qiiccvssftil scrisffn. .X strung cmttcmlci' fur thc itxilgilll' twmvii tht' mlm gult tcznn hail st-x'c1':il XY1lI'lII-llp inzitclu-s with sonic' nt thc strfmgt-i'tc':1i1is in tht- IlI'l'1l Imvfnrv CCYXI, plziv heifzln. Vvtv lit-vvr, sciiinr, pl:lvc-rl i uw PN first nmn nn thc lcinn again, fullmxctl hy qX1h'i:1n Mnnticl :incl limninit' CZIHCIDZI. hnth jnniurs, in thc svvmnl :intl third pusitinns. 'IQXYUSUIli1HIlIU1'05, i'1'ZlIlk Casas :incl Miki' X unnkin, T'HllHliK'iiU111 1114- TCZIHI V Coach Wayne and Wong ,J- ' Q ,.4 '11, -u-4':.f..-Lai I.. , 4 L-s .L Lv- L.iL..:l 1 Front row: J. Olson, B. Marron, R. Ask, J. Neary, B. Albin, D. McLean, D. Reed: Middle row: J, Kohler, J. Davis, N. Honmlreau, N, Lamont, T, Oknmura, R. Bruening, T. Sperling, K, Pierce: Back row! VV. Downey, mgr,, ll-. Tostevin. S. Yoshinolmn, ID. Beall, A. Conger, A, Hathaway, T. Conger, J. Smith. TOREADOR MERMEN IN NCS MEET Always a powerhouse in Northern California swim competition, the Toreaclor swim team splashed into the water in March in search of another CC.-Xl, championship. The team was lecl lay such relialmle mermen as Captain .loe Neary, sophomore -limAOlson, who showed great promise in the IUO-yarcl free style, anal Holm Marron, a strong Competitor in the lwreast stroke. Wlitli an eye to luuilcling for the future, Uncle V Jim Olson, lllll-yarcl free style john Voskus hall a Huck of newcomers in all of the li division events. The lightweiglits hail meets with Del Monte School for Boys anil XVillow Glen lligh School toopen the season, emerging as win- ners in hoth of these engagements. The varsity lookecl forwarcl to the NCS meet after the regular CC.Xl, meet. having lost 'to a strong Monterey Veninsiila College team and some out on the short encl of the engagement with Xvillow Glen, 34-3.2. .Xlmovt-: joe Neary, 200-yarcl free style Below: Breck Tostevin, 100-yard breast stroke 1. 1-Qsffwgf' ' wg, -9- 511+ 103 r fs' 'cgi' H, Brown, mgr., A. Russo, H. Siever, J. Logan, L. Smith, B. Beall, R. Reid, Coach Clark. TENNIS TEAM COPS TITLE The curtain flroppccl this year on another suv- Ccssful su-nc from hill-top higlfs presentation of its local tennis talent, lfor the sixteenth straight yvar Monterey took top honors in thc CCAAI. contests, 'lin aclfl to their many Oscars, they trouncvcl San I.:-antlro High, which last year was supposccl to have thc lwcst cast of high school tennis playa-rs. Tlwy also prcscntvcl a splcnclicl per- l-UI'I1l2lIlCt' in conquering thc frosh squad of tlw University of California. Among those taking leading roles were -Iohn Logan anal Randy Rcinstcclt. lwoth of whom gava- their farewell performances this yvar, ,Xnthony Russo and llowarrl Siever also took lcarling I-Hlflfi in thc year's play. 4 Anthony' Russo V Howard Siever John Logan 5 INTRAMURAL PROGRAM 'l'o supply an athletic program for lmoys who were not participating in the regular inter- scholastic athletic program, Coach Stan VVeiss organized an intramural program during the has- kethall and hasehall seasons. 'l'en teams competed in the haskethall schedule which ended in a tie lwetween the lilocklmusters and the lfacultyg each team lost only one game. Individual scoring honors went to Albert Mc- Kinney of the Seaside .Xll-Stars who racked up 45 points in one game and ran up a season total of I73 points. Close hehind McKinney was llean Schuman with 40 points for one game. The other teams represented were the l.'li.'X.-X tl,unch Time Athletic .-Nssociationl, .-Xnehovies, l'icadores, Sar- dines, Squids, Strokers, and llemons, ln the spring the Faculty, Blockbusters, and l.'l'AA were joined hy three new teams, the Moto's, lilkins Yankees, and the Dodgers, who made up a schedule for the softhall league. 1 COACH BEN GOES L'I' against the Blockbusters in the finale of the intramural haskethall tournament. V CO.-XCH ,IOIC llU'l'S the grah on ,lim Stewart before a Capacity assembly crowd. V VU.-Xtill lil! l..AXRSll LOOKS ON as Coach Boh Vlark and lioach ,lo put the squeeze on jack Russo in a wild scramhle for the hall. ,lim Stewart and Richard Reid stand hy. 105 A 4 V HIGH LIGHT of the lightweight basketball season was the after-the-game party when the Toreababes entertained small Carol Clark in the locker room. In the center. Carol with her dad, Coach Clark: to the left, D. Kobayashi, li. Moosbrugger, IJ. Sutton, H. Kadani, K. Ohrt, and I.. Yamanishi: to the right, B. Belleci, A. Gonzalez Cwith the ice cream facel, j. Souza, M, Lucido, S. Carclinale, V. Torrente, and T. Okumura. HIGH LIGHT FOR TI-IIE lil. SUSURRO- a spring sports picture in the book! Mike Ar- tellan takes a throw at Grst for one out in the Santa Cruz game: Monterey won, 2-0. THE MUDIJY SALINAS CAM Ii was a high light of the fall season only because it meant the end of football for a year. Celebrating in the MPC locker room after the game were IJ. l.niz, F. Casas, D. Forzani, S. A. Aiello, V. Balesteri, A. Sweat, N. Hazclovae. I.. Brown, and J. Stewart. fn wer sw, les:- ho .-.1 2. , gg?v'.EE,. . .,- Front row: M.. Yonnkin, J. Davis. J. Anderson, C. Vachal, J. Russo, D, Howard, L. Feliciano, B. Alioto: Middle row: R. Hrnening, li, Xlioocls, j. Neary, j. Logan, N. Hazdovac, H. Siever, N. Olson, D. Scales, E. Burns, P. Livycf: Back row: XX. mann, A. Sweat, L. Brown, S. A. Aiello, C. Howell, B. Marron, R. Reid, B. Beall. BLOCK M .'Xction on the athletic held is symbolized hy Il Impressive, large yellow M's were zuvarilecl for lilock M which can he worn hy members of var- varsity sports this year. sity or liglitweigllt athletic teams. X nrsity M s The boys' who haw, Coach lid Larsh as their can he earned in fmntlmll, lnasl-zethall, haselmall, Slmnsmi hem their ammal banquet in June. A truck. swmnning. tennis, or gollg however, light- guest Speaker from Stanford University high weight M's cannot he earned in tennis, golf, and liwhted the ,Ifter-dinmw program ,, . . lmsclmzlll. Front row: XV. Kiiuilforql, A. Gonzalez, S. Yoshinohu, -I. Edmondson, F. Conte, IJ, Mineo, E. Albert, W. Miller, Y. llalcsteri, R. Linares, K. I-l:1rmly.j, Compzignog Row 22 D. Mellerio, S. J. Aiello, Ci. Yaminishi, ll. Sutton, A. I:l'l'l'ZlIllL', B. Patron, H, Napoli, j. Stewart, F. Casas, ID, Forzani. S. XvZ1lIl3l13f2iQROW3I R. Stewart, M. Luciclo XV, Curtice, li. Oleari, j. Souza, li. Chang, R. Reinstedt, T. Okumura, R. Burns, B. Billante: Row 4: V, Tor- rente, IJ. Canepa, ll. lJeSilva, J. Yokota, A. Montiel, A, McKinney, j. Nye, R. Stensland, F. Young. F 'Ml' WW fi i 'M!lu:'4' . 2-2:-9 EW: B 8 . 'ei 107 W 4134 '1 ' -1 am, ,k,.,,,, Front row: K. Hamaguchi, R. Lute, A. Curatolo, L. Dorio. 'V M. Torrente, J. Vellis, A. Teviiii, T. Giohhe, J. Varilinalli, S. Honrla: Row 2: J. Allen, S. lice, Cf. Iino, M, Irvan, IJ, licliugtmi, lf. Yamashita, l.. llcmato, M, Mur ray, ll. l.nngueim, li. Murray-president: ROW 3: II. Mcl.eau, strong, 'lf Vostauti, l.. Uunu, P. Gann, li. Brown, B. Can Ci.-Yoshiyania, lf. Lang, R. Tsuhmiclii, l'. Arm cpa, CYROBYQ ROW 42 H. llrake, Y, Cioyle, B Kflfk- li- Maffllwl, 5. Pitteugcr, V. Alves, IJ. .l3COlPS0n, AI.SClIl1lIZ,VV.-lUllI1SOl1, R.Tarautino-vicefprcsiclent, VY. Stone, C. llomly. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The liirls' .Xthletic .Xssociatiuii is macle up of girls who ruhmtarily take part in after-scliuol sports. Switching games with the seasons. they play huckey, vtilleyhall. lmaskethall, liasehall, and archery. To heccinie meniliers of the Ci..iX..rX., girls must acquire 200 points hy participating in the intra- mural athletic prograui. Hy aclcling to their point tiital, they may gain :ulrlitiunal awards: for 600 points. numeral, for '700 points, a liluckg antl for l300 pnints, a star. Under the direction uf their sprmsor. Miss Helen Smith, the girls have changed their intra mural set-up so that now teams are chosen hy the girls. The teams, each of which is namecl then play Z1 rouncl-rohin. Among the many activities sptinsorerl hy thc G.A.A. this year were a Playclay, an after-gaine flance, and a Potluck and Sluinlmcr Party. Front row: il. Pista, l., l.ec, 'lf Monte, E. Catania, T. Cuulart, A. Hartman, Y. ltu, l, Solis, S. Sumicla, li. Saurla, , . . . . . . ti. Mauzella:Middle row: M. Yellis, G. Sherlock, 1. Easton, R. Paine, 'lf Suzuki, I., Sakai, lf, Xusliviryzniia, M. Vrivello, If. tiariizizzo-sec'y.. j. Drake: Back row: S. Tyler-treas., J, Lockyer, D. Murakoslii. .-X. Nicastro, J. Roccia, F. Graxiola, E, Beall, C, Colletto, D. Glover, S. Cortner. -L-,,, 108 1 v t gy- ru H-A - -' wr ' V- -fr 'z I.,5,,f7.-. ng-LM 3 A if Q ifgl'if:x,nT . , .5 33'-'11 vp-lf iflqfkfd .v .Q -' filly J s..g.l I L Front row: G. Iino, S. Honda-manager, P. Chan-vice-president, D. Yuen, H. Lew, M, Miya, M, Shintani, J. Ycllis, tl Cross, K. Milazzog Middle row: S. Tyler, M. Yellis, E. Murray, M. Dickey, K. Vellis, F. Yamashita -- assistant manager, ll. Chan, L. Cross, J, McLean: Back row: B, Krick-president, XV. Stone, M. Murray, S. XVangsnes, ti. Yosliiyaina4sec'y-treas., A. Kratins, E. Brown, M. Baechler. TENNIS CLUB 'l'here it goes! llit it again l were the expres- sions often hearcl on the M L'llS tennis courts as the memhers of the liirls' Tennis Cluh practiced and playecl in the afternoon. The girls concluctecl a lacliler tournament to see which girl was the most skillful player, and also a floulwles tournament. Miss llettylyle XVest- lirook. the adviser, could lie seen harrl at work with the eluh memhers. BLOCK M .X smash hit are the girl athletes who won Block M's. These letter awarcls symbolize harcl work and many long hours spent participating in after-school sports. Miss Carol Guido, sponsor of the eluli which was organized only last year, is given much creclit for helping the girls to carry on successfully. Members of the tiirls' Block M are: Front row: M. Torrente, A. Hartman, E, Murray, T. Giohlie, T. Goulart, J. Yellisg Back row: J. McLean, P. Easton, F. Carnazzo, R. Tarantino-pres., J. Drake, P. Gann. X. i., Ir-- lr' K 'lF' 109 Front row: J. Googins, B. Colletto, M. Neff, T, Giobbe, T. Goulart, Moore, D. Siragusa, S. Saldanag Middle row: M. Grifhn, C. Eames, S, Sickafoose, D. Glover, S, Wright, j. O'Rear, T, Costanti: Back row: P. Fisher, J. Gratiot, S. Durr, M. J. Flores, J. Neff, A. W'illiams, P. McDonald, S, Young, S. Muir. 4? f X'-92-. L 0 1 ? MERMAIDS CAPTURE CROWD Front and center on the stage at Public Schools Week were the members of the girls' swimming group, and once again they captivated their audience. The Spectators' gallery at the hill-top pool has been out- grown as far as their particular spectacle is concernedi A repeat performance on the evening of the May Carnival made it possible for many students and adults to See the show who could not crowd in on April 29. The Success of the swim show is well earned as the girls give many hours after school in the evening, and even on Saturdays and Sundays. to perfecting their water ballets. Miss Westbrook and Miss Smith are de- serving of all the credit that the Public Schools' W'eek program can give in its acknowledgments. 110 y THE WINNERS! Mcnilu-rs ul tlic winning hockey tcain wcrc: Front row: 'l'.klonlart. G. Manzclla, H. Vlian, C. Brit- tung Back row: lf. Lang, V. Alvcs, S. Mallory, lf. Murray. Volley hall tvam winners were Front row: T. Giohhc, G, Man- zclla, H. Chan, E. Murray! Back row: F. Lang, V. Alves S. Mallory. The baske-tlnall title was won hy: Front row: R. Tsubouchi, F. Lang, V. Alves, S. Mallory: Back row: S. Honda, T. Giohlme, M, Maegi, H. Chan, lf, Murray. v For the cast at MUHS, the lights did not go off at the end of theclass periods. From the iirst week and the Freshman reception until the last week of senior activities, there were dances, picnics, trips, assemblies and rallies that gave added spark to our performance. Pictured in the next section are the events that went up on the studded marque for the outstanding activities . . . BACK STAGE. W N W x . A , 'Q on q6 ,iQ As. ,! -1 010 sou - gl, 0 900 59: ... 0 :A 2 li nu 3 2 Mg' 3 ', 'go e 'oc' eq .. - , ..44,. . 1 f 1 V -. 1 k . L x V f Y . K w 1 .4 , r, , 1 1' ,. BUT THE DAY P SOON P I C' K If D LTP with many cyc- opcncrs such as the assemblies. janet and Hill seem to he gct- tiug a big chuckle out of what Mr. Kar- el Vit, of the Army Lzuigililgc School, is saying. THE CLOTHIIS Sl'l'UA'l'ION at MUHS must hc awfully had. But no, il's only Mrs. Spa-fling and I4-on Panctta getting into the act on Saclic Hawkins' Day. TO BEGIN THE SCHOOL DAY, buses hegan unloading early in the morning with still sleepy-eyed M UH S'ers who we-rv wishing they were still home in bed. IJOZENS Ol l'OMlNlI'l l'lilC MlfE'l'lNUS made school life interesting. janet, Mrs. Knight, jack, Louie, Sandy, and Curly Stoll 500111 to be pondering a big lil Susurro problem. -. .I ,QF S 4 TO lflf fill the hungry hordes that invaded the cafeteria at noon, Mrs, Hilgers and Mrs. Rum- etsch kept busy making Cakes, pies, sandwiches, and many other filling things. EVERY O'I'I-IFR VVICIJNICS- DAY there was ai stanipecle to the cafeteria to buy the Galleon. From the expression on the pur- chasers' faces, there must have 4 been a funnv joke in this issue. STUIDIENT BODY OFFICERS were elected after all of the stu- dents' zany campaign and adver- tising schemes were over. Here Bob Blaisdell gives his vote to Pat McDonald, No stufliing the ballot box here! LQLIMAX Ol? THE HECTIC VVISEK of campaigning and vot- ing, The newly elected student body ollicers, president Nick Hazdovac, secretary, Babs Krick, and veep Reinstedt, show their Pcpsodent smiles lllk ANIJ Il I AM liI.ECTED-Hey' XX hat docs Stoll think he's campaigning for? 9 XXII! lllilili XYIC ll.-XYIC thc latest fzxsliirug ' ilmul wczir nn Szuliv llziwkins' Iluv that is. Ray rns :incl -Inlic l':uImInck won thc- prim-s :ls thc host 'ssl-il lmy :anal girl in tlic Szulic llziwkins coiitcst, MR. COMBIiI.l,ACK NEEDS FOUR HANDS in trying to keep up with the orrlcrs at thc popular junior Snack Shack. But all the trnulmlc is wnrtli it- lmringing in much ncmlccl money fur the junior prom. SY A,- L' DICRSUN 5lll.l. LOOKS SliRl'lilSlilJ by tlic cscnt that the lfilllfl llflfscmfil to liini after the -5l'VU'LI lullfcn to cclclwzitc liis lmirtlnlziy, 13,5 4 THE soma l,l'f.'XlJl'fRS, ycll'lc:ulcrs, and Tony 'lkvrvzicliwr added Spirit to tlw drizzly lJOllflI'0 rally lui-ture tlic Salinas game. ffirclcl TONY 'l'ORliAlDOR wliuup- ing it up Zlfktllllll the lmntirc. V l7.'XLilll.'l'Y .NND S'l'l'lDl'fN'l'S lillcd tllclttsclvcs full of good Clwcr und, uf coiirsc, food :it the Hmm- Arts' Christ- mas Tea. I 1 'UNIX V l'U'l'A'l'fJ RAVICS liclpcd break tlic ice it tlic lfrcsliinan Reception. il 3 1: n' . s . A SMILIN-G, Doug l'40l'Z2lIll acvcpts llis sports award from john Sziyrvs, jr. i LARNIVAI. 'l'l M li, :incl as usual the May i Larnivul was one of thc best attcnnlecl events of the yczni Qfirclt-H DOUG FORK.-NNI proudly pre- stnts tht- Key llllllfti Clicck for the Polio luntl to Mr. Curl lilcllonaltl. NICVV FRI-ISHN EN? No,it'stl1c Hal- V lowccn party for pro-scliool children hold by the lltnnc Arts Il class. THE SIGHT OF THERESA trimming A the FHA Christmas tree helped give the holiday spirit to everyone. .AV t 'Nl PRESIDENT TH ERESA GIOBB E gives a serious talk to new members at the FHA initiatibn. SHADES Ol: THE ROARING P TVN' li N '1' I ES! lilappcr Sandy VVright and VVa1llic Sherrill bounced 1il'Ollllll and showed what thc ifliarlcston was like way hack whcn, 'TVVAS A .' E 'VXVIQNTIIQS again for Sylvia Glnvcr and Diana Gluvcfs imag- inative version of thc inclorlraina. Heath un :x Lnncly Highway. 'Q' PALETEERS' ' C ' ' C l illlill at Bonnie: Yz1ml0rvort's hvsterical untius as the crzizv little rcrl clluructcr irry, Hnrray, I'n1 Going Away! VARIETIES AN ll.-XWAII.-XTX l'l..AXX OR was 'ulclml to the slluw by Balls Kriclfs version of Lovely Hula llumlsu :xml ull2lNYilllllll L'0wlmm'. 4 EIGHT ELITE HONORS join ed the Palcttccrs to lc-t the pluto crats hear 'lllu- Holm Sung. Could Mary llc balancing some thing on llcr nose? 4 IT XVAS A GOOD SHOVV, but now we have to lc-ave. Greg and Babs get up to go as the Palet- tcers Show draws to a close. LYNN HIC'l'TICH P must he inacl at either Lorna Knight or the powder puff because she's really pounding away with it. THIS T XVO COPS fCurtis NVoocls :incl Neil VVhiteJ hold a moment of silence in respect for dead Muriel UoAnn Fowlerj while the cast of Ont of the Fry- ing Pan looks on, 4 LET ME GO, YOU FOOLS! yells Mad Dog George Cllavc Junkinj while heing held hy his two keepers Clfrank Young and VVallie Sherrillj. MUHS F. UUNHANIJ HIM, YOU l lliNlD sercains Muriel as Norman and lieorgc ham it up for 11 publicity shot. PLAYERS LYNN TURNS I. EU N A R D CANEPA into suave Mr. Ken- ney with a false mustache and a pair of scissors. MURIEL IS PUT ON TH li SPOT hy the cast during rehear- sal, especially hy Norman and Dottie, Wallie Sherrill and Sandy Wrightl. lJon't they know that it 4 isn't polite to point? J, xg A fn f' 'F NIGHT EFNS OIF 'VIII' XX IX I lf R BNI I Fal1tas.y in Frost, wvrc Nancy Vrcgu, Balm Ixrick, Sliirlcy Hi-lwig, :mil .-Xlicc ,, , . Dzmic-ls1 thvir oscar ts, Iwy lctty. i'I'Illlk iJC.'xI'll1iI'2li, llick Mcllvriu, :xml hlhilll linin- pagno. fliirdbi JUDY SUi.I.IL'i'I'U .NND JACK RUSSO cnjuyiml thc XYii1tc-r Bull. V VHARLFS pXfl'l l was 11 Roman frmn the past at the Latin Club wlaiicc, Spring- ' Rome time in . i Y Ql'luI'.fX l.l,ORIA XX HI I In :mil hc' s' ittcmlziiits. Shirlvy l'ittc-nga-r, Sandy Xxifijlllt. Sllirlvy llzuiiclsuii, iicrry Slivr- lock, Aiiiictti- Niczistru, :mil Riilmy Tsu- Imiiclli, rcignccl at the junior-Svilioi' Prom, v A 'L' ni' 1 . 1 'Y N- 'bg AJAVK RUSSO VRUXYNS SAND Y XYRIKQHT Quccn of thi- iiUlllL'L'O1l!ill! Dance. LIFE THE SENIORS will always reiuciirlmcr P their junior Prom, Suu of the Moon. ' Cljirclcb LIZ AND BILL Cliarlestmi at thc Hczlrt Hop. 'llllli 'l'XN'liRl'S' IUANVE was jammed V as always. MIKE AND MARGARET ut thc Latin A Club dance. SHIRLEY AND DOUG zappoarccl as V typical liaysccds at -the Sadie Hawkins dance, f 4 r 1 r F 4 1 G 4 I 1 X 4 . . . , E i 4 ' ' :..' ...'..... ,,A ,' ICQ Q 1 if W -45-H ' 'll . . Q i4hn f Q Q oops ,, , Q Og Q ii K .- -V Q ' Q Q ' 43 Q 1 , vv l '31 I 1- 3' . .xr -d... fy. ' .e., .. . -V rr .. 19.5.3-.,, -11 - . , .4 , ,- ,.,. 3, .rf--.:--5, '-,.'-I-+ ' ' ',1.4L'.,,..u ma. .- -JC.. ,1.-'::' ,, mr. . , -.-,-v.-U ,..--- A fl-fs' ' 'L ' f' .5--'-. .Inv , arm, . V' u 0 , ' o , . I' I 1 4 I . . A ., 4 ' I e --x 5 1 Q u - n 4 ..,s y -. 1 x . 1 .- . ,. 1 ' f 1 . 1 ' '1 if X .:a,W. l PALACE STATIONERY In the dark ages in a monastery .X monk was writing a dictionary, Hut he was blocked 'cause he hadn't supplies- Now Palace has this merchandise! S.. 4 iii 5.-.J 403 ALVARADO STREET Phone S - S 8 8 5 SEPTEMBER School opened Freshman reception Student body pictures taken First school dance ofthe year Life saving course started Swimming team started Student body cards we GAA awards Football: Monterey 20, Pittsburgh at Pittsburg Jamboree at Salinas: Monterey 7, Watson- ville0 128 Acuff, Charles .,.,....., Adams, Clarence ......... Adams, Jeans .....,,. . A INDEX 37, 78, 125 Adams, Margaret ........ .......,.........................,...,....,..a....... 3 0, 64 Aiello, Sal A .......,...... .......... Aiello, Sal J .,......,.. Aiello, Sam ..,..,..,,...... Albert, Ceasar ......,.. Albert, Edward ........ Albert, Emilio ..,..,... 12, 51, 67, 78, 85, 87, 49, 88, 106, 107 70. 85, 107 89 12, 28, 70, 85, 87, 88, 99, 127 Albertus, Karen ...,,.. ,.,..,,,....1 .........,,.,.,,...... l 2 , 29, 60 Albone, Alice ......., ......,... 1 2, 29, 52 Albi11, Bruce .,....,.. ............ ......... 3 3 , 77, 103 A'exancler, Roy .,.,... . ..,....... ........,..............,...... 3 7 A1i010, Bill .,........,.. .,,.,,. 1 2, 61, 70, 107, 114, 125 Alioto, Joh11 ,...,...,. ......,......,,,................... 1 2, 49 Aliotti, Phyllis ....,.... ...,....... 3 3, 79 Alle11, Billee ......,... ..,........... 1 2, 69 Allen, Don .....,., ,.................. ..... 3 3 Allen, Jessie .......... .1......,... 3 3, 69, 108 Allell, Judy ,......,......, ,......,.........,..,... 3 7, 68 Alves, Virginia ..... 12, 63, 108, 111 Amos, Ellsworth .,........... .,..,.,.....,. ...... 1 2 , 78 Amos, Herschel .............,..,. ........................ 3 0 Anderson, Mr. Clifford ....... ..,,.....,.................. 5 5 Anderson, Jerry .............,... .......... 3 3, 60, 92, 107 Ansell, Bruce ...........,.......... .... ............,.......... 3 0 Apostrofe, Anna Marie .,...... ........ 1 2, 69, 79 Arango, Margaret .............. ......... .,..... 3 7 Arensburger, Dimitri ...,.... ,. ........... 33 Arensburger, Polina .......... ......1......, 3 7 Ariss, Bruce... ................ ,....,.......... . 77 Armstrong, Pat ........,.. .......,. 3 0, 108 Arnel, Juanita ,,..,.....,.. .. .........,........1.. 37 Arnett, Mrs Marge ..,...... . .... .................. 5 7 Artellan, Mike ....,.... . .,.... 37. 92, 99, 106 Ash, Fred .,...,.... . , .... ..........,.,.,,....,... 3 7 HAROLD C. GEYER General Contractor They built the college .Xn1llibrary.too. There really is11't n111cl1 That Geyer can't1lo. 787 MUNRAS AVENUE Phone 2-4505 Ask, Richard ......,. Auria, Lester ,..... . Auria, Louis .....,. Avery, Jay ........ Avma, Rose ......... Ayers, Gordon ....,.... Baethler, Daniel ............ .......,..,.,. Baechler, Marilee ..., Bailey, VValter ...,........,.. Baker, Bob. .,.......,..,. . Baker, Miss Harriet.. .... .. Baker, Jin1 ............. .. Balbo, Tino ..............,.. Balesteri, Dominic... Balesteri, Vince ........,. Balesteri, Vince S.,. Baldassarre, Rose,.,. Ball, Arnold ......, ,.,...... Balys, Karl .......,.,.. . Band ........,,,.,........,.. Barber, Charles ...,.,,, Baron, Mr. Henry ..,. Bartlett, Phylis ...... Bass, Virginia ...,. .. Bates, Helen .,..,,., 1 03 45 45 85 00 ........37, 78 03, 08, 109 ......,30, 00, 92, 96 ...,.....l3, 53, 72, 78 78, 101 85, 106, 107 78 ,.,......74-75 91 30 37 Beall, Ben .,,,,,.,, 33, 64, 70, 85, 104, 107 Beall, David ............ ....................,......... 6 5, 81, 103 Beall, Elizebeth... ..,... ........ 3 0, 79, 81, 108, 121, 125 Beasley, Kenneth .... .. .......,. ...,.....,..,...,,.,.,.. 3 3, 101 Beavers, George ........ ................................,....,. 7 8 Beck, Lloyd ...,....,..,,. Beckhardt, Louis ..,,..,.. Bee, Regina ..,,.....,,,... Belleci, Barney., -Beliavsky, Leonard.. Bell, Mr, Frank ,,..,.., Belleci. Erasimo ,.... ,q-L. 1 ,,,... 83, 91, 97, 99, 106 ....,..50 ...,,...37 Benton, 71711611118 ....,,.... Bergan, Ann ..,,.,......,. Ber ara Ra mond sz ,- y , Bertolino, Marie ........,. Billante, Buster ......,, Binns, Charles ...A.,,.A Bispo, Marilyn ...... Bizzini, Gerry ....... Bizzini, Tom ......... Blair, Mr. john ...,.....,,.. Blaisdell, Bob ...,.,....,...... Blanchard, M iss Ruth ........ Block M ...,.,....,............. Book Club ...,...,...,.,...... Borchers, Eric ,.,...... Borges, Lydia ......,....,., Boudreau, Norman ..,.... Bowie, Richard ,.,.,....... Bowles, Carmelita .... Rudolph's Furniture Store Things that make a house a home 801 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE 7 IBEEX ........37 ........37 98, 107 .....,..34 ......13, 54, sl, 116 .......,,1o7 68 103 Box, 1'ay ...........,,,,....... ...,..,............,,.... 3 8 Box, James ....,...,,., ,...,.. ...............,............ 3 1 Bradshaw, Thomas .,,,,., .....,.,,,..,.eee.,s,, 1 4, 100 Branson, Margaret ,........ ...,,..... 3 4, 65, 69, 77 Breed, Lineah ....,........,... ......................,..... 3 8 Brereton, Miss Eileen ,,..,.. ....,,...,..,.,........., 4 4 Breshears, Charlotte ......,,.. . ................ 13, 69 Breshears, Lee .............,.., ...18, 30, 71, 72 Brewer, Rex ,3....,......... .,,........A,,,,,.,..,...,..,,,..,...,.... 7 8 Bricker, Joanne .,,.,.., ...,.,,..,,,....,.,.,,,..........,...., 3 8, 68 Bridler, Philip ..,.A , ..,,..,......,.,,....,......,...... 30, 31, 60 Brittan, Carroll ,..,.....,.. ....,e,, 1 3, 69, 81, 111, 122, 123 Brown, Carolyn .,1......,,. ......,,..............,,..t....,..,e,...,.....,. 3 8 Brown, Mrs. Constance ...., ....,.,.t... ,,.1...., ,.,,,..,....,,,..,.,,,,...,.. 4 9 Brown, Elinor ........,..,,..... . .,,,,. 30, 63, 64, 66, 69, 79, 108, 109 Brown, Howard ,....,.. ......,....,... ,.....,.. 3 4 , 66, 71, 78, 104 Brown, l.arry ..,,,,,., .....,,,.....,.,. 1 4, 85, 100, 106, 107 FRANKLIN SHOE REPAIR and Shining Parlor Repaired while you wait .Xt the very best rate- Free parking supplied For all distance brides. 1 5 2 FRANKLIN STREET Phone 2-3 66 3 Brown, LaVoyne ,... Brown, Roberta .... Bruscas, -Angelo Bruscas, Larry ..,., Bruening, Ronald .,..... Bruno, Angie ....... Bruno, Frank ...., Bruno, Sal .,...,...,... Bruno, Salvatore... Bucaloy, Norman . Bucchino, Betty .....,,.,. Bucchino, Pat .....,.. Bullfighters ........... Burchell, Dennis . Burdett, Linda ..... Burns, Edward ..,,,... Burns, Ray ....,...... Burns, Walter .,.,, Burton, Mike ..... Busby, Earl ..,..,. Busby, Irene ....,,. Buse, Leland.. ..... .. Bushnell, Carol ...,, Buzzard, Franklin Byrd, Lloyd ...,,,,,,,. Cabot, Darlene ..,.., Calder, Mr, john... Caldwell, Charles . Callicott, Lester Camera Club ..,,,,,.. Candela, Leona ....... Canepa, Bessie ,........,,, Canepa, Dominic ,.,,.,., Canepa, Leonard... Canepa Mary E ..., Phone 5-4173 ..........30, 69, 79 ............34, 64 4 ....,............... 56 ....34, 103, 107 34 64, 66, 77 34 63, 69 69 , ...........,,,,,,,,, 38 14, 78, 85, 107 .......38, 91, 107 34 .........34, 66 .........34, 63 ..,....1O0 .........38 64 63, 108 .......78, 92, 93, 9 5, 96, 102, 107 47, 66, 71, 122, 123 f ,-.--.W ,9 - B 1 6 1-1 if flilgvfi , -.....+.-.,-,t ,,,,. 4 ... ...- Q -T 4- E ABINANTE MUSIC STORE Need a trumpet to blow, Or a Hute to toot? NVant a record-classic or jazz? l.ook over their stock, lt's the best in the block. XVho has it? Q ,Xbinante's has! 425 ALVARADO STREET Phone2-S893 OCTOBER 1 First issue of the Galleon for 1952-53 8 First class meetings of the year 10 Football here: Monterey 31, Santa Cruz 13 After-game dance, the Harvest Hoeclownu 13 Assembly, Polish Chorus I3 to 17 lil Susurro VVeek 14 First El Susurro pictures taken I7 Marine Band Concert Football here: Monterey O, Watsonville 14 18 Hi-Y reorganized 21 Girls' hockey tournament started ZZ l aletteer Show tryouts 24 Football away: Monterey 27. Salinas 7 31 Football away: Monterey 26. Santa Cruz 18 CHINA IMPORTING CO. When a gift you need, lJon't skip anyone. Make it little or big, You won't be outdone. 464 ALVARADO STREET Phone5-6601 131 BILL COYLE 4 Linoleum - Asphalt Tile - Custom-stylecl Hours FREE ESTIMATES 491 ALVARADO STREET Phone 2-5032 03170 UMUC lI0 l :Q oo nl :QU 09 3: DIY 132 I -s4, 4J-I MURRAY VOUT Car Dealer If I had some dough l'cl kHOXV'VVl1CT'C to go To final some good deals Wfith brakes and four wheels. WASHINGTON and PEARLSTREETS Phone 2 - 8 1 8 3 Lantu, Dina ,.....,A.....,..., Caperton, Cardinale, Cardinale, Cardinale Cardinale, Cardinale, Cardinale, Cardinale, Cardinale Cardinalli, l Peggy. ,,., Anthony ,.......... Elizabeth ...,...,. Joe ............... Marie Ann .,,,... Marie Jo ...A... Ray ...,,........ Sam ......... Vita ,,....,..... Jeanette ........ Cardinalli, Cardinalli, Joalnne .....,.....,. Cardoza, Betty Jean ......,. Carlisle, Rodney ..,....... Carnazzo, Frances ........ Carnazzo, Louie i......... Caronia, Anna ......... Jeannie ........ Chan, Pearl ........,... Carpenter, Sally ...... Carrese, Claire .....,. Carswell, Carolyn ....... Casas, Frank ..,........., Cash, Shirley .............,. Cason, Claudette ..,........ Cassalata, Patricia .,.,,.... Catania, Estelle ........... Cato, Jacqueline ..,....... Catron, Bernard ....,..... Cerchi, Elizabeth .....,.. Chan, Helen .............. Chang, Edmund .......... Childress, Carol ....,,.,.. HOLMAN'S BOOTERY INDEX From Keds to boots, From Hats to heels, Whatever you need You'll get good deals. 409 ALVARADO STREET Phone S-3354 ,,,,,,,,,,34, 69 Clark, 1JO11,...............,,. 69, 91 69 Clark, Gerald.....,........... ...,....30, 67, 99 Clark, Mr. Rolmert,........ .........54, 97, 104, 106 68 Clay, Leota Coalson, Jerry 47, 63, 69 Coffin, Mr. Edwin....... .......49 69, 71, 80 Colbert, Virginia .......34 ........l4, 92, 94, 95, 96, 99 Coleman, Jim 97, 106 Coleman, J0e...,.,.. 99 65, 68 Colletto, Mrs. .....,..14, 108 Colletto, Babs.......... ......,.3O, 81, 108, 110, 121 Colletto, Mike 69 Collins, Dick..,,,....... 53, 100 Collins, George 66 Collins, Mark ..,.......31, 77, 79, 80, 108, 109 Colombo, Virginia 54, 67, 81, 115 Combellack, Mr. Robert..,..... Compagno, John........,.....,.... ..........lS, 85, 107, 124 ,.,......34, 64, 65, 66, 69, 79, 109 Compagno, Nino....,.....,..., 52, 67 63 70, ss, 87, ss, 92, 102, 106, 107 Conger, Alwyn ....,..... Conger, Tex .......,.. Conner, Lois .,...... Conner, Peggy ..... Q .... Conte, Frank ......,....,....,. Cooney, Mr, David ........ Church, Walton .....,. Clarey, Judy ..........,.. Clark, Davonne 68 Cooper, Bruce 108 Cooper, LeRoy 68 Corson, Dick....,... 71, 78, 107 Cortner, Sue..,........., 65, 68 Costanti, Tamara....,.. .......l4, 29, 66, 77, 80, 109, 111 Cotenas, Tom 66, 101, 107 Cove, Mrs, Mary....,,... 65, 66, 68 Cox, Jack Coyle, Velma.......,.....,,... Craliill, RoseMarie Lram. Bill CHADWICK JEWELERS If diamonds or ruhies Or silver you long for, Stop at Chadwick's- You'll find jewelry galore. 419 ALVARADO STREET Phone2-S308 133 ,,,.,...34, 103 67, 107 ...............49, 91 78 62, 108 77, 79, 81, 108, 110, 120 .....,........... .34 69, 108 1 LA PORTE 86 GREENWALD CO Real Estate A building, an office, Or even a home- They'll find you a place So you won't have to roam 122 WEBSTER STREET Phone 5 -5 143 NATIONAL DOLLAR STORE Listen, joe, if you want To do some shoppin' Why not go to the Place that's really hoppin'? 266 ALVARADO STREET Phone2-3540 BEATTIE MOTORS INCORPORATED lf it's cars you want, Both used and new, By them at Beattie's Like others do. WASHINGTON AND FRANKLIN Phone 5-5181 ANITA'S FASHION BEAUTY SALON No matter your choice of hair-do lf you go to Anita's, you'll look like new. 147 WEBSTER STREET Phone 2-S 627 134 PALACE DRUG COMPANY Palace for prescriptions- Pills and different things, Magazines and goodies, All just fit for kings. 401 AL'vAxADo STREET Phone 2-2321 NOVEMBER 5 Paletteers' Show 6 Tryouts for Varsity and 'l,ightweigl1t basket- ball 7 Football away: Monterey 12, Vlfatsonville 14 l3 14 21 Bonhre Rally for Salinas game Football here: Monterey 26, Salinas 12 Sadie Hawkins' Day and Dance Merrill Motor Company ULDSMUBILE LL MOTO ' 2 Take your pennies, Your hard earned dough, And spend them all VVl1ere the wise men go, WASHINGTON at FRANKLIN Phone 5-5 181 135 Crivello, Crivello Crivello Cropley Crosley: v Maryanne. ..... Ross ..... Stella ,....,... Marilyn Nadine ........... Cross, Connie .......,... Cross, Lynette .......... Crossman, john ....... C.S.F, ..........,............... . Curatolo, Angela ..,....l. Curatolo, John ..,,...... Curatolo, Peter .....,.. Curd, Frank .......... Curran, Patt ..,....... Curran, Sally ........ Curtice, Wayne .....,. C.Y.F. ........,....,,.. . Dancer, Wanda ...., Dani, Barbara .......... Daniels, Alice ....,........,. Danielson, Shirley .......... Dant, Marian ............... Davi, Horace ..........,.. Davi, Rose Marie ........ Davis, Bessie .,,......... Davis, Bobbie ....,... Davis, Don. ............ Davis, Jimmie .......... Davison, Carole ........ Davison, Donald ......... Davison, Gail .,................ DeAmaral, Elizabeth Del Rosario, Nicanor .....,.... Devereaux, Mrs. ............... . Derryberry, Joan. ......... ., . INDEX ,3l, 60, 76, 77, 79, 81, 108, 121 m,m,J5,62,79 ,,.M,,,,Mu,,1o us,m,15,64,oo .,3s,64,6s,1o9 ,,,1,uu,31,109 .t1,,u16,29,7o Hn34,50,69,l08 ,,,h,,,,34,1oi .uhnnuMwnuN16 .nnsuNuun38 ,,,,,,1s, 29, 77 ,. ..,...,,............,...,,.,. .is .,,sHuh. .,,,52, 70, 91, 107 uuHHnU.utHHn16 unnHNnnnN34,63 .n34,62,69,l24 .l6,60,l24,125 ,,h1,,,u,,,,3s UHnH31,64,69 nuHnnuNHU66,68 34,91,103,107 ,,,U,u1,,o3,73 99 .,...,.16, 72, 78. 69 ..........38, 68 De Silva, Dale ......,.. Devlin, Anita ..,.......,.... .. Devlin, Esther ..............,., Diaz, Beverly Bolton .......... Dickey, George ...,........... Dickey, Mabel ,...,....,...... Diehl, Edward ................. DiMaggio, Carmela ..,..,.... DiMaggio, Leonard ....... nn34,97,98,99,107 .. .............,......., 34 ........-16, 71, 79, 109 ...38 64 68 77 ihif .,...., f ...... ' ...... L16 Dolozik, Toma ....,......., ...........................,.,,,. 3 4 Donangelo, Frank .....,... .........,.,........... 1 7, SI, 78 Donato, Louise .............. .,..,..,. 1 6, 62, 69, 108, 115 Donahue, Margaret ......... ......,......,..........,........... 4 1 Donovan, Barbara ,....... ..,,..........,..., 3 0, 73 Doody, Carol ...,...,...... ........,.... 3 1, 79, 108 Dorio, Lorraine ,.,..,.... .,..... 3 1, 55, 79, 108 Dorman, Leo .............,,.. ..,..,...,.,............., 1 7 Douglas, Dan ..............,.... ....,............,,... 9 9 Downey, Mr, Gordon ,.....,.. ................... 4 3, 45 Downey, Wayne ............... .,......,,... 3 4, 60, 103 Drake, Beverly ..........,... ...............,. 3 0, 73, 108 Drake, Janet ............ ...31, 71, 73, 108,109 Drake, Rodney .,...,.... .,.....,........................ 3 4 Ducharme, Lillian ...., .. .,,. ..,.........,. ,....,.... 3 4 Dunn, Louise ............,. ............. 8 l, 108 Durr, Sallyann ........ Eames, 'Clark ...,.... Earl, Linda ........,..,.. Easton, Pat ..,..,..,........ Eckstine, Earline ......... .. Edington, Dolores .......... Edington, Richard ............... Edman, Mr. Arnold ,I ........ .. Edmondson, James .....,...., .. Edwards, Mr. Wayne .,.....,. MONTEREY PENINSULA HERALD lt's murder. and it's stupendous fun, Salinas lost and Monterey won. Fashion shows and sport reviews- The Monterey Herald has all the news. 498 WASHINGTON STREET Phone2-8111 sr .nnn38,68,77,ll0 ,,,,,3a,6s,77,11o H34 17,64,n6,1os,1o9 .HUUHHHHHHHUUNUH34 nutsutuwsi, 108 ,,,m,m,m,ss,7s ,,,1,u,,,,,,44,4s 1,,17,1o7,122,123 .,,,m,,1,,47,10s INDEX FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MONTEREY MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA At Monterey's only home-owned bank They're always ready with an open floor For commercial accounts and all types of loans They've been in business since 1904. MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 439 ALVARADO STREET Phonei-4183 Eisinger, Marlene .......... Fisher, Charles ...... Ellis, LaMar ,..,,,..,,,,,, ......... l 7 Fisher, Phylis ............ ....... 3 8, 64, 68, 110 Ellis, Sharon ............ ............. 7 3 Fletcher, Norris ........ ................ 3 8, 91 Elmore, Tom ,,.,.,,..,.,,.,,,. ......,..,...... 3 1 Flores, Barbara ........ ...................................................... 1 ..69 Emberson, Glenda ........ ......... 3 8, 68 Flores, Mary Jo .......... ............................................... 1 7, 69, 110 El Susurro .................. ....... 8 0-81 Flores, Rose ............ .......................................................... 1 8, 62 Ely, Glen ............... ......... 5 6 Forzani, Doug ......... .......... 1 8, 60, 71, 72, 80, 81, 88, 100, 106, Enea, Monica ......... ......... 3 1 107, 115, 118, 119, 125 Enea, Sal .,.,......... ......... 3 4 Foster, Anne ........... .................................................. 3 4, 46 Engel, Ray ............. .................... 7 6 Foster, Asa ....,,...... ...............,................... 5 6 Engh, Ivar ................ ........................ 5 6 Foster, Roberta .......... ...................... 1 8, 50 Erickson, Carole ............ ........................... 3 8 Fowler, JoAnn .......... ......' . ..18, 122, 123 Espy, Myrtle Dell .......... ........ 3 8, 65, 68, 77 Fraga, Bette ,......,.... .................. 1 8, 62 Estep, Mrs. Eudora .......... ........................ 5 2 Franklin, Jan .............. .............. 6 6, 79 Evans, Harry ................ .................... 3 4 Freedlun, Charles .... ............. 3 0 Evans, Ronnie .....,....... .......... 1 7, 78 Freitas, Joyce .......... .......... 1 8 Evans, Virgil ..... ............. 3 8 French Club ................. .......... 6 4 Exum, Joanne ....... ........... ......... 1 7 Fujimoto, Yutaka ....... .............,. .......... .3 3 Exum Shirley ....... F amera, Don ........... Famera, Carol .......... Farnham, Mary ...... Fassett, Frank ......... Fassett, Griflis ......... Favalora, Connie ....... F eliciano, Larry ....... Felsing, Ingrid .... L ..... F .iffilllliikilu 17 78 ..........38, 77 17 ....QfQf36,'66,'6i, 7ki', 6iQ'56, io7 Ferguson, Andy ....... ...........................,......... 8 , 56 Fernandez, Connie ........ .... .................. 6 3 Fernandez, Raymond ...... ....,.....,................ 3 1 Fernandez, Rosetta ........ ............................... 3 8 Ferrante, Anthony ......... ........ 1 7, 67, 100, 107 Ferrante, Harry ........ ........................... 3 1 F.H.A, .............................. .................. 6 8-69 Figuerres, Jacobo .......... ......... 1 8, 31 137 Fairley, Roosevelt .... G.A.A. G Gadaire, Mr. Chester ....... ........ Gadsby, Diane ............ Gallaro, Buster ...,...... Galleon Gann, Pat .,.,....,..,. Staff ........ Gann, Wayne ....,..... Garcia, Rosaline ...... Garcia, Shirley ........... Garcia, Vincent ........ Garretson, Janice .... Garzapena, Adina .... Gayman. Malcolm .... Gee, Sylvia .................. George, Karen ........ Getz, Myrna ............ ss, 79, ai 67 ........31, 76, 79, 108, 109 ....18, 85, 89, 100, 107 38 ''ffIfflffff 'fffQffffff5i, 71 38 38 ..........31, 55, 79, 81, 108, 121 60, 76 fia'W - amass Yi ' : fiiMiV'lillE DECEMBER MARIANNA SHOP Mary, Mary, quite contrary, If you'd make a hit with Harry Choose a formal, light and airy From Mariannafs fashionary. 454 ALVARADO STREET Phone S - 69 5 4 5 Basketball home: Monterey 46, King City 36 6 CCAL Jamboree here 10 Subject A examinations 13 Intramural basketball started 18 Awards assembly 19 Winter Ball, A Fantasy in Frost g Queens Shirley Helwig, Dabs Krick, Alice Daniels, Nancy Prego 20 Christmas Music Program 20 Basketball here: Monterey 51, Washington High 49 CHRISTMAS VACATION Joe Van Noy Motor Co. Boy l Oh, boy l Driving's sure a joy Since I bought a car From Joe Van Noy. 425 WASHINGTON STREET Phone 2 -8103 l 138 MONTEREY STUDIO For that picture lgracluationj Or that portrait Cwedclingj lie sure to stop at this location- You're worries ye mu'll be shedding. 468 ALVARADO STREET Phone2-2485 INDEX Geyer, Peter ...,.... .,..... 1 9, 102, 107 Ghio, Fred ......,..... .............................................,. 4 1 Giamanco, Ida ...... .....,....,.....,,,,..,..............,....,........ 3 8 Gida, Barbara ..........,...,.,. ...,,........,..,.....,..,,.....,....,.......,......,,, 3 4 Giobbe, Theresa .....,.................,.. 18, 50, 69, 108, 109, 110, 119 Giguiere, Miss Lorraine ...........i..,.,......................................... 52 Gillespie, Virginia ................ ......................................... 6 3, 71 Gioviuazzo, Mr. Nick. ........ 54, 105 Girls' Glee ................. ...,.,,...............................,...., 7 3 Glasser, Mr. Martin... ...,.,........................................ ..53 Glover, Diana ............,... .....,.. 3 1, 76, 81, 108, 110, 120 Glover, Sylvia .,...,.....,.. .....,,........ 3 1, 46, 69, 76, 120 Godwin, Lorraine ......... ...................,........ 3 1, 64, 77 Godwin, Robert ....... .......... f ............,.,..,. 6 3 Goetz, Betty .....i........ ......... 3 4, 69 Goetz, David ....,........,.. ............,..,.... 3 4 Goldsworthy, Ann .,...,.... ......,,. 3 1, 64, 81 Gong, Robert .,..,..,.......... ..,......,.............. 3 8 Gonzales, Marcellina .....,.... ...,..........,.... 3 8, 64, 68 Gonzales, Eladio .,....,..... ........,....,......... 3 4, 92,96 Gonzalez, Andy ...,.....,................,,................ 31, 67, 97, 106, 107 Goodwill, Dr. Glen T ................................,,,....,....,...,...,....,,,,., 44 Googins, janet ............................,................, 38, 60, 63, 68, 11,0 Goulart, Theresa ...,..,.. 31. 63, 69, 79, 108, 109, 110, 111 Graham, Ann ............, ..,................,.,.,....,.,,..,............,,,., 3 1, 73 Graham, Bill .......... ..,..............................,......,....... 3 S, 91 Grant, Linda ...,.. ...,.............,,,..,.... 3 8 Gratiot, Junia ,........ ,....... 6 5, 68, 77, 110 Graves, Donnie .......... .......................,.., 3 8 Gravelle, Sherry ............... ........,...,,.,. 3 1, 69, 79 Graxiola, Francesca .....,... Gray, Tom .. ,... .......,... . Green, Alvin ............... Greene, Jack ,...., Grilhn, Marlo .......... Grillo, Dora ........ .,-,,1s,69,79,1os .UIIHIUHHUNHNUSI .,,,n,u,38,101 .un,,,nuMsun3s .,,t138,6s,11o .nHnUsn19,47 1 Grillo, Ninfa ................... ...............,...., 3 4 Guido, Miss Carol .....,... .,., . . ,....................... 55 Guilford, Bill ....,.....,..... ..,.......,... ..,,.... 4 5 , 60, 107 H Hamaguchi, Kazuko ..................., .......... 31, 64, 77, 108 Hamilton, Mike ..........,.... .,.,......,,.. 1 9, 67, 72, 125 Hamlin, Boyd ,.,,.....,... ...................................... 3 4 Hardy, Ken .........,.,.. ........ 1 9, 28, 52, 91, 107 Hardy, Martin ..,.......,.. .,..,.......,.......,..... 3 8, 101 Harget, Judy ..,,..,.,,........, ...,. ...,........ 1 9 , 53, 66 Harpe, Miss Sophie.. ..... ..,...,,.................................. 5 4, 55 Harris, Clarice ......... Hartman, Alma ...,.... HuusnnnuhuunununHUHUUHHHNH69 n,s,19,29,64,o6,71,77,los,109 Hasselo, Pamela ,..,...,. ......................,.....,......... 3 8, 65, 77 Hathaway, Andy ......... ...............................,.. 3 8, 65, 103 Hawes, ,Ioan.,,.. .'...,...... .........., ,....., 3 8 , 53, 68 Hawkins, Joyce ..........................................,,......,.......,. 54, 68, 76 Hawthorne, Mr. William ..,..................,.,................................ 48 Haynes, jackie ..........,..,..........,...........,...............,....................... 31 Hazdovac, Nick .... 19, 60, 67 70, 72,85, 88, 89, 106, 107, 116 Hellam, Harry ........... ,.............................,................................ 3 8 Helwig, Shjrley ..........,......,.......................,.......... 19, 29, 81, 124 Henderson, Marilyn ...,.... ...............,,........... 6 3 Hendrix, Mary ,....,......... ......... 3 8, 54, 68 Henry, Ken ............... ....,......r................ 3 8 Heston, Bill ............... ............................... 3 8 Hettich, Lynette .,.......,... ......... 1 9, 52, 122, 123 Hickox, Kathleen .......... .............,...,.. 7 1, 79 Hieber, Ruby .....,....,...,..... Highley, Mr. Elmer ..,....... Hilgers, Mrs ........,........... Hill, Gail .......,.,.,......... Hi-Y ....,,....,..,............... Hochderffer, Larry ....... Hochderffer, Shirley ......... Hodges, Mildred ........... .,,......57, 115 67 .......l9, 66, 80 38 SMITH BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY On the main throughfare 1s Smith Brothers' Hardware. It doesn't take a millionaire To clo business there. 410 ALVARADO STREET Ph0ne2-1880 139 Holloman, Joyce ..,.......... Holman, Mr. Marvin ..... . Honda, Sylvia .....,.......... .. Honeycutt, Dale ,....,.. NANCY LOU DRESS SHOP When you feel blue, Go to Nancy Lou's. A new red sweater Will make you feel better. 408 ALVARADO STREET Phonei-4656 INDEX . .................................... 38 ........19 29 108 109 111 1 I 1 Hoover, Merrill .......... ................... 3 1, 64, 66, 71 Horrall, Sally ....,.... ................................... 2 0, 72 Howard, Bob ........ ................................................................ 5 4 Howard, Doh ...................................... .... 3 1, 70, 72, 78, 91, 107 Howard, Judy ..................................,........................... 31, 63, 76 Howell, Charlie ..........., 19, 85, 87, 88, 89, 92, 93, 94, 96, 107 Howell, Connie ........................................................................ Howell, Pat ............ ............................................................,,.. Huffine, Brenda ........ .......... Hufman, Bob .....,..., ................. Hufman, William ....... 39 39 39 46 68 54 31 77 78 Hulanicki, Ingrid ......... ........, 6 5, 66, Hull, Ruby ............,... ........................,..... Husby, Paul .i..i.........,........ ....... ............................. 3 0 , Hutcheson, Mary Jo ......,.,.........,... ........ 2 0, 29, 63, 66, Hutcheson, Preston ...,,......,..........,......,.............................,,,., ' I Iino, Charlotte ........ ............................................. 2 0, 29, 77 Iino, Gene ............ ....... 3 7, 39, 60, 66, 68, 77, 108, 109 Ilg, Barbara ......... ............,,...,,.,,....,....,.,,.,,,,,,..,,, 3 9, 68 Illi, Judith ......... ..................., ,................. 2 0 , 29, 52 Illi, Sandra ........... .................. 3 9, 46, 68 Indorato, Joe ...............,. ....... 3 1, 78, 92, 95, 96 Indorato, John ................... ...................,... 3 4, 101 In ham Mrs. Helen .,........ E 1 Ingram, Joy ...................,. Ireland, Pat , ..... . lrvan, Marie .....,... Irving, John .......... Ito, Dale:...f .......,...... Ito, Vicki ............,,......... Iwamoto, Kenneth , ...., . ...,.....66, 108 91 .......,,..108 ETS-HOKIN 86 GALVIN For the best in merchandise You can't beat us at any price. 484 WASHINGTON STILEE1' Phone 2-45 49 , J Jacobson, Diane .,..,.......,.......... . .,... ........ 2 0, Jacobson, M r, Frank ........ .... J ackson, Pat .................... Jaques, Donald .......... Jaques, Helen ........ Jaurez, Robert ......... Jennings, Tom ..... Jewell, Pat ........... Johnson Johnson, Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson , Betty .......... James .........,..,.... Joan ..............,,...... , Miss Virginia ...,..... , Warren, ..........,.... , William ,......... , Wilma ,....... Jones, Sharon ....... Jordan, Acen ............. Junior Red Cross .,... ...,... Jung, Tony ..,,....... ...,.......... Junkin, David ........ ...... ....,......... K Kadani, Harry .....,.. ........,., Kageyama, Ken .....,.. ....... Kageyama, Roger ....,. Karpenko, Zoya ....... Karr, Paul ........,......... Kelly, Mr. Edward .,...... Kennedy, Bill .............. Kennedy. D011 ......... Key Club ....,.......,.....,. Killebrew, Harry ...... Kim, Yersu .,...,......... King, Clifford .....,..... Kinney, Abbott ,........ Kinsey, Don .,,.,...............,,,.,. 29, 63, 66, 108 49 64, 66, ....QIQf1IIQf55Q 39 39 73 39 39 68 67 .........20, 47, .,.........6S, as ........34, 72 108 ..,,,,.,...2o, so 122, 123 ....,s9, 45, 97, 106 .....31, 60, 72, 91 39 21 20 Sl ........20 39 70 39 41 101 21, 29, 66. 71, 77, so 101 5 9 10 16 17 2 1 23 29 30 3 1 CRDWAY PHARMACY For all your aches and pains, Magazines and stuff, Try this store for everything. lf you don't, it can be rough. 398 ALVARADO STREET Phone 5-3348 Vanity Box Beauty Salon A vanity box is a bag of tricks To make you pretty and slick. NVhen your treatment clicks, You can take your pick Of the l.arrys and Toms and Dicks. 229 DEL MONTE AVENUE Phone S-6213 JANUARY School again! Basketball away: Monterey 44, James Lick High 31 Basketball away: Monterey 43, San Jose High 52 Assembly, Mr. Charles Ramsden playing the electric novatar Basketball away: Monterey 52, Santa Cruz 57 Basketball away: Monterey 55, Pacific Grove 50 Student body election, primary Basketball away : Monterey 50, Salinas 66 Final election for student government: Nick Hazdovac, president Basketball here: Monterey 67, Watsonville 56 After-game dance Basketball away: Monterey 63, King City 39 141 1 SEILBICKY and THOMPSON TIRE COMPANY Klinsky, Carolyn ...... Kitahara, Junki ......... Knight, Lorna .......... lf you like to stop on a lonely road, Don't pick a gal who's a heavy loacl. She'll squash your car. your tires cave in, But not if you get them at the shop herein. 215 BONIFACIO STREET Phone2-458F 122 .HH HUUHZ1, 29, 60, 77 Knight, Mrs. Nihla ........... .....................,..... 4 8, 115 Kobayashi, Richard ......i. .,............ 3 4, 97, 106 Koenen, Peter ............... .................,.......... 3 4 Kohler, john ....................,...,..............................,.............. 39, 103 Kossack, Andy ..................,.....,..................................,,....... 34, 77 Kratins, Aria .................................................... 34, 66, 69, 77, 109 Krick, Babs .... A ....,...,... 3 0, 31, 61, 64, 77, 80, 108, 109, 116, 121 Krick, David ....................,......................... 20, 29, 47, 67, 70, 77 Kumre, Frank ...,....,,.........,........,..,................,.......,....,......,......, 39 Kurtz, Patricia ...... Kuska, Verna ...... Lacey, Dick ............. LaCroix, Suzanne ....,.... Lamont, Norman ..,.. Lang, Frances ........... Larsh, Mr. Latin Club ............,........ Lawton, Ed ....,.......... Leonard, Ed ............. Le Beaux, Frances ....... Lee, Eugene . ............ Lee, Lorraine ,...,.... Lee, Raymond .,...... Lefier, Billy ,.,,.... Legg, Gary ........ Legislature ...,.1...... Leikan, Teddy ...... Leslie, Bill .......... Lew, Helen ......... Library Staff ...... Linares, Joe ...,,..... Linares, Ronnie ....... 31 .unuuNnusnu41 unznHsuan39,64 HHUU39, 77, 103 i,n,22,1os,111 .n,,,53,9z,1o5 .,,,,,,,,,,6s ununn34,9l nHnnuNn41 .Hunnuunn41 .ue,,,,,,,,2o .,,,,54,6s,10s .,,,,,,34,1o1 .UHHHNHHU39 HNHNH34 68 71 109 ,t,m39,63,6s,6Q 107 ........35, 91, INDEX Little, Georgia ......... X . Little, Virginia ...,....,.............,........... ....,......... .......,........,......... 3 9 Lockyer, Joy .,...,......,,...,.............................,.,.......... 35, 69, 108 LoCoco, Rosemarie ,.............. ..............................,......,. 3 1, 63, 71 Logan, John..21, 28, 60, 66, 67, 70, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 104, 107 LoMonaco, Leona ................................................ 31, 50, 69, 79 LoMonto, Joe .........,..,......................................................... 35, 54 Longacre, William .......... .......... 3 5, 63, 64, 66, 101 Longueira, Helen ..........,. ................. .... 3 1 , 50, 108 Loomis, Wray ..........,.,...... ................,..,...,......... 3 l Lorentzen, Miss Kathleen... ............. ..52 Lotten, Gloria ..,................... ......i, 3 9, 68 Lubbess, Lee Roy .......... ........... 3 9 Lubbess, Lloyd ....,......... ..................,................ 4 6 Lucero, Joe ...........,.,... .....................................,... 3 5, 54 Lucido, Annette ....... .......................,.................... 3 5, 69 Lucido, Mannie ..... Lucido, Peter ....... Lucido, Sal ........,.,..,, .iiz39,9o,9r 97,9s,1o6,1o7 Luiz, Dommgos ........ , .......,. .. Lute, Roberta ....,... Lutz, Mary ....... ,,,,. .nen3L ,,eu,,,,,i,,,,,,,,M,,,35 .,,,,31,ss,1o6 46,64,79,108 M Mabbitt, Lonnie ...... ...,.......... .................. 3 9 Machado, Mary ........ ....... ....,,................. 3 5 , 64, 69 Madison, Fred ........... .................................. 2 1, 78 Maegi, Mikki ....,........ ....... 2 2, 29, 64, 66, 77, 111 Magee, Mike .............. ........................................ 3 9 Magnelli, Patricia ...... .................................... 3 9 Maiorana, Frank ....,... ........ 3 9 Maiorana, Mike ....... ......, 2 1 Majdic, jim ....,..... ,.... ........... 3 9 Mallory, Susan ...,........ .,.................................... 1 ll Manhire, Mr. Reu ............ ............................................ 5 5 Mansell, Mr, Floyd ........ ............................................... 8 4 Manzella, Genevieve ,.......... ........ 2 2, 48, 69, 79, 108, 111 511' 3 -7 , , +1 Markham, Jim ......... Marron, Bob .......... Marron, Diana ........... Marshall, Barbara ,....... Marshall Billy ....... t . Martin, Danny ......... Martin, Dean ........... Martin, Eleanor ......... Martin, Rudolph ........... Martinez, Cecilia .............. Maschmeyer, Doris ......... Mason, John .................. Mathew son, Bill ..... Matthews, Don ........... Mattos, Raymond ....... Maugeri, Dolly ......... Mauzey, Jim .............. McBride, Mary ................ McCool, Sally ........................ McCulloch, James ....... McDonald, Mr. Carl L ......... McDonald, Patricia .............. McDufl'le, Curtis ......... McGowan, Mary Ann. McKelvie, Jerry .... McK1nn9y,A1b6n ...... fffm' as, 60, 70, 92, 103, 107 65, 6s, 77, 81 69, 79 72, 78 69 67 47, 10s 45 77 68 63, 122, 123 110, 115, 116 107 MCKllJlJIH, Marilyn .................. ...............,........... 3 9, 66, 68, 73 McLaughlin, Charles ........... McLean, Don ..................................................................,... 35, 103 McLean, Janet ........ 23, 29, 61 76, 77, 80, 108, 109, 114, 115 McNeil, Mr. Douglas ......................,................................... 45, 91 McNulty, Pat ........................... ....................................... 3 9, 65 McQueen, Glen ........... Meachan, Jo Ann ......... Mellerio, Dick ............ Mellerio, Helen .......... 70, 78, ss. 107, 124 1---r 4--:raw -Q-1.-gn-11-wuuvw 53-4- INDEX Meyer, Gyll ............ Meyer, Sally ................ Mignano, Lawrence ...... Miazzo, Katherine .......... Millegan, .Ernest ........ Mill n e , Richard .......... Miller, Douglas ...... Miller, Miller, Mike .................... ....... Wilfred .................... ........... ......s9, 63, 109 32 67 72 91 107 1 Miller, Miss Winifred ......... ....................................... 5 0 Militante, Felix .................... .................................... 22 Mills, Ernest ..................... ....... 3 2, Sl, 78 Mills, Hazel ....... .......... 3 9, 68 Mills, Mary .............. ..................... 3 5 Minick, Ken ................ ........................ 9 9 Mineo, Dominic ................ .................... 4 9, 107 Mirabella, Carmen ........... Miya, Mitzi ........,.....,..... Mitchell, Carolyn ........ Monma, Alice ............... Montanez, Emily ........ Monte, T1ll1e ............. Montiel, Adrian ......... 46, 47, 69 ..........39, 60, 68, 109 77 23 69 108 .........32Q'701 102, 107 Montiel, Albert ............ ............................ 3 5 Mooney, Mildred ......... ................. 2 3, 71 Moore, Kathy .......... ......... 3 1, 79 Moore, Nancy ...................... ........ 3 9, 110 Moore, Nancy Lou ................. ................. 3 9 Moosbrugger, Ed ....................... .................. 1 06 Morehead, Mr. Ern est R ........... Morey, Shirley ........................ Muir, Sylvia ...................,...... Mullins, Jerry ....... Munoz, Beverly ......... Munoz, Shir1ey ........ Murdock, Ed ............ 45 ...........39, 63, 68 110 ..........s9, 68 California Water And Telephone Company Peninsula wise. surrounalecl by water, We buy the sweet kind- We feel that we oughter. 481 TYLEIK STREET Phone S - 3 195 RASMUSSEN AND MOODY If it's for tennis, golf or even a track meet, Get all your equipment at.490 Alvarado Street. 490 ALVARADO STREET Phone2-4088 FEBRUARY 5 Bank of America Contest 6 Basketball here: Monterey 53, Santa Cruz 38 Hi-Y after-game dance ll Heart Hop, the yearbook dance 13 Intramural basketball started 13 Basketball here: Monterey 51, Salinas 47 14 Basketball here: Monterey 41, Pacific Grove 40 16 to 18 Senior tests 9 O Basketball away: Monterey 65, Watsonville 62 Z0 Paletteers trip to San Francisco 26 Key Club dinner 26 to Z8 Carmel Invitation Basketball Tourna- BERGQUIST JEWELERS Send your boyfriend to Bergquist And a ring he will buy XVl1ich he'll deliver. with a 447 ALVARADO STREET Phone 5-5332 ment ' 'N UW . 9f Ll kiss, Oh my! 144 Murakoshi, Doris ...., Murray, Elaine ........ ..... Murray, Mary Lou ....,.... . INDEX ,M,,,,,,,,,,,,,ss,60,10s ,MnM23,60,72,10s,109,111 Hn, H.UnnH35,63,69,108,109 untu. ,n,,2,r,,unN,n,n39,s1 M yers. Robert .,,,.......... ..... N Nachbaur, Anton ....................,..,..., ............................... 3 9 Nakasako, Mrs. Amy ........ ....... ........................... ........ 5 7 Nankervis, Janice ..,Y.................................. 39 Napoli, Bob .......,......,.,. .,.. .,.. 3 2 .70, 85, 99, 107 Navarro, Robert ....... .........................r......... 3 5 Neary, Janet .....,....... ..........v.......,,...v 4 1, 68 Neary, Joe ,,,,..,....... ............... 2 2, 85, 103, 107 Neff, Judy ,,A,....,...., ............... ,... ,....,, 3 5 , 110, 115 Neff, Mary ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,..,.,... 6 0, 77, 79, 81, 110, 120 Nicastro, Annette ......,. .......... 1 1, 23, 45, 63, 69, 108, 124 Nicklas Jim .................. .,...........r...,..,...,....... 3 5, 60, 100 Nielson, Tom ...........,.,..... .........................,............. 3 9, 91 Nordgren, Margie .......,.....,........r. 39 Northcutt, Juanita ......... ................,....... 3 5, 65, 77 Noto, Sarah .,,............... ..,,,........................ 2 3, 63, 69 Novak,'Pat ............,. .................,.................................. 3 2 Nye, John ,,.,,,,, ..,.,,,,....,.,. 2 2, ss, 92, 95, 100, 107 O O'Dell, Laura ........,.. ...,.......... .,............. 3 9 , 68 Office Workers ...... ....... .....r.............,.................. 6 3 Ohrt, Karl ,.,.,..,.,.....,.... . .............,........... 35, 97, 106 Okumura, Mitzi .......... ,............... ...................... 2 3 , 69 Okumura, Tosh .....,.. Oleari, Gary ....,..... Oleari, Hal ..,..,.. Olivas, Chris ...... Olson, Fay ......... Olson, J im .............. Olson, Norman ....,,., Oramas, Isabel .,,,....... Orloski, Barbara ......... .,unH,39,91,97,103,106,107 ,m,,s2,60,o7,97,100,107 ,,,,e,nMUedninuuu,Hs9, 91 snnunHnH-nunnHnnnunuN39 .Nu,un39,60,6s nN,,unnn52,91,103 .,,2s32,67,99,107 HDHNHDUHNUHHWN39 .hmnn41,69,73 KARMELKORN SHOP ' After coming from the show, There's no question where to go. just so you won't be forlorn, Stop in for a treat at the Karmelkorn. 429 ALVARADO STREET Phone2-2273 O'Rear, Ann ......, .............................,................ 3 5 O'Rear, Judi ,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.,..,,.,,.... 3 2, 71, 79, 108, 110, 121 Otazua, Gregory ..,.... ....,. ,................ 3 2 , 64, 70, 121 P Paddock, Julie .,..... ....... Paik, Harkjoon Paine, Roy ............... Paine, Ruth ...,......,... Paletteers ..................,. Palmer, Ronald ..,,....,,..... Panetta, Leon ......,,.....,.......... Pankratz Mr. Melvern ........,. Pardue, Patsy ........,...........,.,. Paredez, Mary ..........,.,.... Parrish, Frances ...... Passanisi, Rose ...., Pate, Pat ..........,......... Patrick, William .i.... Patterson, Sue ...... Pavloff, Marina .....,.. Pavey, Marilyn ........ Payne, ,Iannine ...... Payton, Norman ,....... Payton, Neta .......... Pazos, Henry ...........,.... Pearson, Dick ..................... Pearson, Mr. Reuben ......... Pearson, Shirley ................ Pegis, Geraldine ..........,.... Pendergrass, Darline ..... Pennisi, Maria .......,...... Perl, Barbara ........,..... Perl, Sandra .,........,... Perry, Shirley .......,,..... Petersen, Mrs. Anne ......... Petersen, Joanne ...,........ COLLEGIATE DRESS SHOP If you don't want to look like a stick, Go to Collegiate and get a dress that's slick. 489 ALVARADO STnEET Phone2-3777 39 77 .24 76 79 108 A -'--- , 1 1 110 ..,,......39, 65, 114 Sl ffff59fESf Q1II40f 66 39 40 68 .,N,,,40 .nhH23 .nHn79 .UNHZ4 .N,,,ns5 .HnnuNuH32 2n,1N91,101 nUUun2n40 021240, 45 40 46 es 35 .nnnNN40 n,un,un40 nns,40,6s .uunuu24 .UHMZ4 .NNHNN46 nnuN32,69 Petrasich, Andre ....,,. Petty, Troy .,........, Phifer, Mike .....,....,. Pierce, Ken ...........,....... Pinkston, Bennie , ...... Pinlcston, Ruthie ..............., Pisto, .Josephine ........,.,...,.. Pittenger, Shirley ,,.. .......... Point, Jim ................ .,,,... Polk, Dorothy .,,.... Poma, John ....... Ponder, Bill ........ Porter, Donna .,....,..,. Poskus, Mr. John ........ Post, Edmond ..,..... Powell, Norma ,.,,,,.. Pratt, Helen .......,,, Pratt, Jean .......,. Prego, Nancy ........ Prieto, Mike ........,... Proctor, Donald ....... Propp, Kenneth .,.... Punkt, Swetlana ,...... Quaglia, Margaret .......... Quigley, Sharon ..,.,..... Quintero, Maria .,.... Quock, Johnny ..,,.,.. Raby, Robert ........ Radcliffe, Bill ....., Rader, Jack ....,,..., Radio, Club ..,........,,. Raine, Richard ...,...,... Ramsey, Roberta ......,. Rappa, Joe ..,........... Wurzmann Typewriter Exchange Faith and Begorra, what do we have here, The best typewriter in all the year So buy 'em my friend and you will see, You can do all your work and get better than HC. 45 9 ALVARADO STKEET Phone2-4567 INDEX .e,HN 23, 124 u2UusUHunnuu32 .M,,n,u,,,M,40,66,103 HUsspunHuenunnunennnnnnNNnun32 22,uu,Un,,,en,u,nH,,,nu,i40,68 .mn,n2um,,24,n3,69,79,a1,108 23 69,71,81,l08,113,llS,124 u2,,,ene2,unn,nnnnu,,,2,,U,,23 .NHnH25,29,45,66,71,77,80,127 ususnuuusnuuunhnHnnMnnnMnn41 .,H2nN,,te,... .2nHHnH4o .nnUunuun32 22,253,118 .sNnnnn32 .,uunu,,M4o .,nuu,i2s, 29 ........40, 68, 124 Q .,222,,nnn,,,,,nus, 36, 69, 125 sl2W,2m32,ss,66,71,72,s1 ,,,. ,,,,,u,,uH2,,uu,,Hu,,4o n,U,un, ,n,,s,U,2,uuunu,,M,4o R 40 35 72 77 41 Ray, Darlie .,,.., Ray, Ernst ,......,....., .............,,.......... 4 0, 77 Reed, Don .................... .........,....,.,... 3 5, 77, 103 Reed, Philomene ..,.,.,, ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 2, 76, 77, 79, 81 Reed, Ruth .......................... ....,...........,.....,,.....................,. 3 2, 73 Reid, Richard ,.,...,...,..,.,....,,...........,........ 23, 67, 104, 105, 107 Reinstedt, Randy ....,..............,., 24, 28, 60, 61, 67, 70, 107, 116 Rendtorlil, Miss Gertrude E ........A....,.......,.,.,..i.i...,.,,,.... 44, 45 Reyes, Rudy ......,.,.....,.....,................,.......,..,,........,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 35, 91 Reyburn, Nelma Jo ......,,,.,,.,... ,,,,,,,, 2 6, 63, 71, 73 Reynolds, Sharon .,.,.... .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 0 Riley, Pat ................,. ,,,,,,,,,,, 3 5 Rios, Armando .....,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 0 Riso, Manuel ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 4 Riso, Jim ....,.......... .......... 3 5, 101 Riso, Paul ............. ,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 8 Roberts, Jon ,....,., ,..,.. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 4 Robertson, Floyd .,.... Roccia, Johanna ........,. Roccia, Phyllis ..,..,..,..., Rodriguez, Virginia .,..... Rodgers, Barbara ,....... Rogers, Joey .,.,,.,.,.,,,,, Rohr, Ronald ..,,..,.. Romeo, Frank .... Rool, Joyce .......... Rosano, Sal .......... Rose, Carol ....... Rose, Danny .....,... Rose, Joseph .....,....,,c., Rozario, Annabelle ,,..... Rucce'lo, Vince ......... Rumestsch. Mrs ....... ,. Russell, Jacqueline .....,.. Russo, Anthony .,,,,,,,,,,,, Russo, Anthony T ...,... THRIFT FOOD STORE Don't pinch your poor old pennies So hard till they have bled, But shop at friendly Thrift Store And pinch your wife instead. 614 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE Phonei-6282 2sn,ns,u,,H,,,UHu235 ,,,,26,63,69,79,108 .,,n,,,,n,2s24o, as ,,,Qfffffff32f5if' .n,,,24,2s,67,so, 3Mum,40. .,nu,4o, .,Ifff24f 32 73 99 40 32 nu,,40,66,6s 78 77 35 78 69 Mn,,3s,63, UUHUM37, 40, oo ,,,,,,H,,s7,11s , .i....,.,............ 35,64 .,.,,,.32, 78, 85. 104 LAS TIENDAS , .- 3 it MARKET .. ag S , 'f, 9. F , . . . . ,i r i ' 1 ' ilallglin l his Drive-In Market, has space to park-it. ' Q I v' A So shopping's a treat, when you are beat. 3 I09 ,L DEL MONTE AND TYLER J ' ' Phone2-4596 McKAY'S CAMERA SUPPLY For taking any kind of picture Go to McKay's g they're a permanent mixture. 470 ALVARADO STREET Phonef-6327 BAY HARDWARE COMPANY For anything from dishes to screws Bay Hardware has all thatxme can use. 422 ALVARADO STREET Phone2-3195 KIT KAT FOUNTAIN Mighty are the sodas That grace the fountain tall g But better are the sundaes, Which are the best of all. 41 S ALVARADO STREET Phone2-6762 147 MAC'S POULTRY MARKET lJon't be a chicken, buddy, lJon't duck the issue now. liut go to Max's Poultry, Get chicken and not a cow. S91 LIGHT1-1oUsE AVEUNE Phonef-S556 MARCH J Fort Ord assembly, sponsored by the ll Tennis team tryouts 7 FHA Conference I0 Spanish Club dinner and initiation IS Assembly, Cowboy Ken Jarnagen Monterey branch of Tri-Y formed 20 Latin Club dance, Springtime in Rome Z1 MPC Honor Day .21 Playday, Monterey Fishbowl 25 Spring Concert 27 Senior Play, Out ofthe Frying Pan SPRING VACATI ON HERMANN'S INN lfor food that rates on top lt's llermann's Coffee Shop. The burgers are divine, And coffee there is line. 3 80 ALVARADO STREET Phone 2 -9 646 148 Russo, Russo, BACHELOR SHOP lf you clon't want to look like a squirt, Go to the Bachelor Shop for all your shirts. 463 ALVAKADO STREET Phone S - 3 668 INDEX Horace ...... .....,,.......,..,........... ...,.....,...,...,.......... 3 5 jack ........,. Russo, Joanne ..,..,... ,.l.............. .,.. Russo, Richard .... Russo, Shedo ...... .. Saenz, Norman. .,.... ............. . Sakai, Sakai, Kay , ...,.......,. ...... . Louise .......,.. Saldana, Frances... Saldana, Selma .,.. Saling, Bill .......... Salmeri, Salmeri, Vita .......... Salvato, Michael Samora, A1 .... ........ Samora, Ernest .... Frank ,..,... 70, 71.72, 80, 81, 83, 85, 88 89,105, l07,1l5, 124 63, 79 40, 49 101 66 76, 108 68 110 91 ..........40, 91 ..........35, 54 91 Sanda, Emi .,......... ........ 3 5, 69, 108 Sandhu, Arlene ........ .................... 4 0 Sandoval, Pauline ....,. .....,..........,.......................... 4 0, 68 Sargent, Richard ...................,....................... 46 Satow, Don ..,...,..... .1.......,............,...,....,........1................ 4 0 Scales, Delmer .... 85, 87, 89, 100, 107 Scales, B111 ,,.,....... Scanlan, Kay ,.,,.. , Scardina, Santo . Schetter, Richard .,,...1 Schmeltz, Claudia .......... Schmidt, Charlotte .....,... Schmidt, Donna ..............,.... Schnorenberg, Claudette ........ Schoeninger, Miss Hester .... Schreck, Mr. Raymond .......... Schultz, Mildred .,.,......,...,............ Schuman, Mr. Richard H .....,... 78 sz 40 32 69 ..........40, 68 60, 64, 108 45 STORK SHOP lf a baby you must tend, For yourself, or for a friend, Do be sure that Mom and Pop Got tl1e best from our Stork Shop. 595 LIGHTHOUSE AVENUE Phone 2-4313 Schwartz, Joyce ,. N Science and Math Club ...... Seals, Betty ........,....,.,,.,.... Seals, Roger ........ Sebring, JoAnn ....... Seitz. Mr. Philip ....... Seki11e, Kiyoko ....... Sells, Ronald .............. Serrato, Robert . ..,. .. Shadwick, Billy .,,..,..... Shadwick, Do11ald ....... Shannon, Don .....,... Shannon, Roger .....,..... Shapard, Miss Clara.. Shaw, Herbert ......,.. Shaw, Kathy ,,..,... Shealv Winona Sheliild, Alex .....,.. Shefhld, Susan ....,.. .. Shelley, Gerald ........ 40 66 40 35 40 ...........118 1fQQ11Q46,'Ai fffffffiif 40 01 40 40 78 72 35 50 40 32 26 40 40 40 Sherlock. Gerry ...........,........,..........,..,,.,.,.... 26, 29, 62, 77, 108 Sherrill, Wallie ........ 32, 64, 66, 67, 81, 118, 120, 121, 122, 123 Shibasaki, Terrie ,...,,,.,,,....,...,,,,..,.,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 26, 29, 69 Shiffer, James ,,,..............,.,...,............... .... ,,....,........,, 4 0 , 77, 101 Shintani, Mickey ........ .,.,.,,. 4 0, 60, 63, 65, 66, 68, 76, 109 Shoemaker, Ada ..... .....,.........,..........,,..,.,,..,....,....,,,,,,,, 4 0 Sickafoose, Sue ...,,..., .,....,.........,,.,..,.,...,.,,...,,.,,, 6 8, 73, 110 Siever, Howard .......... 32, 46, 64, 66, 70, 77, 104, 107 Silva, janey .,....... .....,.....,.........,..,,...,.....,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 0 Silvers. Carl ...,.. ..,.,,........,.,.......,...,......,.,..,,...,.,.. 5 6 Sinkevich, Olga ..,. Sinkevich, Tania ,. Sinsel, Sally ............... Siragusa. Dorothy ....,... Slapkus, Lorrell ....,.. Smith, Danny .... ......, 77 ,......,.40, 68, 110 Smith, Smith, Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Diane ............ Donna ..,.,........... Miss Helen .,....... Jerry .............. , judy ,............... Larry ........... Lavena ,.... ..... . .. ART-ZELLE'S A young girl from old Monterey, Who wanted an outfit for play, Took her pennies in hand, NVent, joined the hand. And now she's the hit of the day. 274 ALVARADO STREET Phone2-3627 INDEX ...,....32 . ........... 40 nNnH40,103 35, 36, 104 69 Smith Margaret ....,. ...,.............. 4 0 Smith Neva ....,..... ..............,... 4 0 Smith Nona ..,,... ........,............. 4 0 Smith Patricia ....... .....,..,i 4 0, 65, 68 Smith, Roy ......,...,.. ...............,.,.... 3 5 Smither, Peggy ..,,...... .........,. 6 4, 68 Smythe, Donald .......... ................,. 4 0 Snow, James Lee .,........ ..,.................,, 3 S Snyder, Sally .....,,.,,..,.. .,......, 3 5, 65, 69 Sobania, Ross ....... ...........,.,.... l 6 Soberanes, Ed ......... ........... ....,.. ,.............,.,t 3 2 Sollecito, Jody ......... .,.......................,............,....., 3 5, 124 Solis, Carmelita .......... ,..,..,,,.,....,..........,.......,......,A 3 2, 66, 80 Solis, Isabel .......,..... 27, 29, 63, 64, 66, 77, 80, 108 Sortais, Curtis .......,,.,.. ......................................,. 4 0, 65, 77 Sortais, Mr. Harry .,..,.,. ...,.......,....,................,..........,..... 5 2 Sory, Ralph ....,............, ..,..,,.......,.............,,.,,,...., 3 2 Souza, Bob ,.,..,. ...... Souza, John .,.....,,...,. Spadaro, Lena ...., , Spadaro, Vito ,,,-,,,,,,t Spanish Club ............ Speakman, Helen ,....... Spencer, Mr. Paul ........,..., Sperling, Mrs. Myrtle .......,. Sperhng, I od .,......,..,..,...... Squires, Alice, .....,........ . Stanyan, Marcia ...,.,.,,,.. Staples, Raymond ..,...,. .......35, 91, 97, 98, 106, 107 ,,,,n,u,,eU,Ui40,1o0 UUUHHDH64 ,,,,,,u,35 UnuUH47,118 .nHie48,114 W40, 64, 103 .......32, 64 ......,.t101 Stensland, Ray ..,.... ,......,....................,,.......... 9 2, 95, 96, 107 Stewart, Jim ...........,.....,...... 25, 60, 70, 72, 85, 88, 99, 105, 107 Stewart, Ronnie ...,.... ..............................,......... 3 5, 91, 99, 107 Stice, Tom .,.......,..,,....... ......,..,...................................,..... 2 5, 51 Stoddard, Shirley ......... ...,............ 3 2, 71 Stokes, Gene .............. ...,...... 9 1, 101 Stokes, Jeanette Stoll, Mr. Elmer ...,... Stone, Winona ...,.,.. Tarallo, Dan ........ Tarantino, Rose. ....... Taylor, jim ...,.,....... Tevini, Audrey ..,.,..... Thomas, Dolores ........ Thomas, Dorothy ......,.. Thompson, Doris ,,.......,,.. Thompson, Harold A .... Todd, Mr, Duncan ,........ Tomhlinson, Richard Tooker, Boll .........,....... Tooker, Ronnie ...,... Toomey, Frank .,..,.. Torrente, Mary .......... Torrente, Vince ....... ,. Tostevin, Breck ........, Trilxhy, Pete .........,......,.,,., Pri-Y ,,.,...........t.,,.,..,....... Tsubouchi, Miss Nanc y .,......... T .UHUUHHHHHHM69 nU,uNuu,ns5,11s n,,U,3s,1os,1o9 U,t,u,s,e,u,M,uu,32 ,,,u,32,79,1os,1o9 ,,,,nuU,,nN,,,,4o .nsnuuNUU32, 108 nUo,,nH,4o .NMM,ss,69 lU,,l4o,6a ,,e,uu4o .HHHHS3 .,,Uess .,n,,,,t,eUnss uunuHuuHHNnnsun41 .,uH,,27,69,1os,1o9 .,,,,35,97,1o6,107 i,M,,m35,77,103 .,,nun,o6,7o,77 .NannumwasunuNnNuUunUUunUnuuuu79 .,,,,,M,nn,M,,,,,,nn,53,57 29, 45, 69, 108, 111, 124 Tsubouchi, Ruby .......,...,..,1.... 27, 28, Tucker, Sharon ....,,. Tuoniala, Hank ,.,., Tyler, Sharon ......... ..................,.,,.,,, Updike, Claudette ..,,...,t Ursino, Nancy ..,..,... U t 33, 35, 69, 77, 108, 109 .HHHuUu.nHHHuNn41,68 uhnNnu41 APRIL 5 School again ! 6 to 10 Twerp Week, sponsored by the Key Club 10 Twerp Dance 18 Senior Rummage Sale 21 Blind Assembly 23 Military Assembly 24 Hi-Y Hall Dance FHA trip to San Francisco journalism Club trip to San Francisco 27 to April 1 Public Schools Week 29 Open House PENINSULA AUTO PARTS Nuts, bolts, parts and things, Whatever you need, even piston rings, You'll find them at Washington 336. That way you'll never bein a fix. 336 WASHINGTON STREET Phonef-5107 151 HOWARD'S DRESS SHOP lf tl1ere're any kind of clothes you 11eed, llo1vard's ads, you should Certainly heed. Usnick, Charles .,.,., Vachal. Carl ...,.,....,.,. Van Cleave, Danny ..,.... Vandagrili, Charles. Vandergriff, Jake .... Vandervort, Bonnie. Vaugh 311, Myrna .... Veach, Jerry' .....,.,..., Veach, Joh11 .....,.l... Vellis, Joan11e ............ Vellis, Katherine ..,.,... Vellis, Marie ............. Veloz, Henry .,...l.... Ventimiglia, Mary... Ventura, Eleanor .. Vernon, Rutl1 ....,...., Vermi, Sal ,,,....... Vierra, Carolina ,..,.. Vivolo, Joe .......... Waddle, Dale ,......... Wagner, Sharon .... Walton, Anna ..,,....... Walton, Joe .............., Wangsnes, Sonja ......... Ward, Carole .......... Washburn, Paul ..,.... Wasson, Patty ...........,.... Watkins, Mr. Harlan ........ Watson, M r. Dick 468 ALVARADO STREET Phone2-5176 V INDEX ,--- ,-1----. .--m-26,71,100,107 .---tt---u-tt-,-3s ----t---3s,91,101 .......30, 32, 69, 79, 120 101 47, 69, 79, 108, 109 68, 109 35, 65, 68, 108, 109 68 W Weiss, Mr. Stanley .............,. Wentz, Rodney .......................... Wermuth, Lyman ..............,...,..... Westbrook, -Miss Bettylyle ....... Weston, Erica .....,.................. ,. 32 69 78 ........36, 64, 109 ...........41, 101 .........41, 63, 68 84, ss, ......,,,26, 85, 49 51 88 45 92 54 1Vettack, Sheldon.. XVl1eat, Ja11ice .......... 1Vheeler, Ray .......... XVl1ite, Gloria ...... VVhite, Marcia ....... VVhite, Neil ........... VVhit11ey, Bill ....,..,. Willard, Nyla ...1.., VVilliams, Audrey... VVil1iams, Betty J ......... VVilliams, Jim ...,........ XVi1liams, Joh11 ....... VVilliams, Leland Williamson, Alfred ....... 1V1lS011, Donna .......... Wingard, Joyce ........... Winters, Janette ...,.. l 1 .-....41, 77 49 73, 124 122 27, 66 .........36, 110 ........41 fff36, U 41 46 63 41 xv111tCf, Joh11 ..... .....................,..... . .41 Wood, Curtis .........,. ........ 3 1, 66, 77, 122 Woodman, Burl .......... ...,...............,... 3 2, 91 Woods, Edward ...1....,. ....... 7 8, 87, 89, 107 Woods, Richard ......... .............,.. 4 1, 101 Wooldridge, Alta ....... ............... 3 6, 69 Worth, Bob Wright, Arthur ..... ...................................,...,.....,..........,,,. 9 9 Wright, Bob ............ ...,.................................,,,..., 2 6, 29, 72, 78 Wright, Lynn ....................................,....................,..,............. 36 Wright, Sa11dra .,.............. 27 29 64 71 77, 81, 110, 115, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124 Yamahara, Shig .......... .............. ..,........... 7 0 , 90, 91, 107 Yamanishi, George ....... . ...... ........ 2 7, 28, 67, 92, 107 Yamanishi, Louie ....,,.... .....,....................,........... 9 7, 106 Yamashita, Fujilco ........ ............... .... ............ 2 7 , 108, 109 Yokota, Jimmie .......... .............,....................... 7 8, 85, 107 Yoshinobu, Seiji ......... ........ 3 3, 35, 60, 70, 91, 103, 107 RICHARDSON FURNITURE MARKET For chairs, a11d table lamps so rare, You'll find them all, plus to spare. 397 CALLE PRINCIPAL Phone5-4212 CENTRAL GROCERY and MEAT MARKET Milk, meat and all things good to eat, Can all he found on our shelves so neat. 663 LIGI-ITHOUSE AVENUE Phone2-5829 RAY'S DEPARTMENT STORE lf you have anything to be desired. Try this store and you'll soon he admired. 745 FREMONT EXTENSION Phonei-4810 153 Richardk Men's Wear Mens tastes go from goocl to bail. 423 ALVARADO STREET Phone 2 - 0 S 2 6 l MAY 1'y7,L, 74' ' ' y , D QI, 1 GAA Slumber Party X 7 , H I I X- 1' I it T I If W I v 9 2 Spanish Club Picnic at Bi Sur g A. y j ' 'Win 17 . 'es 1 X A 7 May Carnival, sponsored by the sophomores , W , ' ,771 y T . My 13 FHA Mothers' Dinner yfflfif . i Y VN 712 15 Freshman Party 1' ff' 'ni flff f l, wr X l6 junior-Senior Prom at .Xsilomarg Queen .. Gloria NVhite' attenrlants Ruby Tsubouchi 2 7 ' ',K f T C ' ' ' 37 'ip if ff X Annette Nicastro, Gerry Sherlock, Shirley 'X i 1 X ' X K V . gf 1. H rf, Danielson, Sandra Wriglit, and Shirley Mae j. ' Pittenger D76 I2 A, , yn' ' Ylffg I 21 Gilroy exchange assembly r i ,' ' ' f jf 22 School operetta l37f?l,7 P 37' X A J fi, 23 Registration of incoming freshmen f 'j3Af' 'V if daily! ' 26 PTA Senior potluck f,.?,M f- Tdywq fy! ' 'Z' 27 Awards Assembly 64,7 97,115 ,F ,N ff.Q7?,MV, 28 Block M Dinner fz - 'MQ fer-ffwgfrx FROST ROOF and TILE .Xt present you won't be setting much tile, Or thinking of building a roofg lint when you clo, you'll leave Frost's with H Smile- .1302 img 6113 :F-osf Of that we have plenty of proof. 1221 FREMONT EXTENSION Phone 5-4169 154 Gu to Richarcls and you won't be szul. fm ing ' r 1. 5 ' WASHING - 5- ga,fg'c,,,g,-, STREAMLINE NORWALK 1 A -I Usnick, Charles .,...,.. Vachal, Larl ....,,.....,.........,............,.. Van Cleave, Danny ......... ....... Vandagriff, Charles ,,.... Vandergriff, Jake ......... Vandervort, Bonnie .......... ......... 3 0, 32, 69, 79, Vaughan, Myrna ..,...... Vcach, Jerry ,............. Veach, John ....,........ . Vellis, Joanne ................. Veilis, Katherine ...,...... Vellis Marie ............... VeIoz,, Henry ............ BAY SERVICE STATION WURICAIION GASOUNE GASOLINE WNV1IC1'1 you're going away. 9 4' A go out and see Kei, He'1l fill 'er up and set you right forthe day. FREMONT AND OCEAN Phone 5- S2 8 0 INDEX 71, 100, 107 35, 91, 101 120 101 47, 69, 79, 108, 109 1. .,,.................. 41, 68, 109 05, 68, 108, 10? Ventimiglia, Mary ........ .,...,....A..............1 4 1, 68 Ventura, Eleanor .,..,.. ..........,l 3 2 Vernon, Ruth ..,........, ........ 4 1 Vermi, Sal ............ ........ 7 8 Vierra, Carolina .....,.. ....... ........ 3 6 Vivolo, Joe ..,...... ,......,.........,... ........ 3 6 W Waddle, Dale ........ .............. .....,..... 3 6 Wagner, Sharon ....,. .1..... .............,. 4 1 Walton, A111111 ,.1,,.... ........ 3 6, 69 Walton, Joe .....,.....,. ,........... 2 6, 78 Wangsnes, Sonja .....,, ....... 3 6, 64, 109 Ward, Carole ..........., ................... 6 9 Washburn, Paul .....,.......... .....,,...... 4 1, 101 Wasson, Patty ..................... ....... 4 1, 63, 68 Watkins, Mr. Harlan .....,.,. ....,...,....,..,.. 4 7, 49 Watson, Mr. Dick ....... ..........,..,....,.....,.... 5 l Weiss, Mr. Stanley ............. .,......, 5 4, 84, 85, 88 Wentz, Rodney ........................ ...........,....... 3 6, 45 Wern1ut11, Lyman ..,........,,......... ....... 2 6, 85, 92 Westbrook, Miss Bettylyle ..,.,.... .................,, 5 4 Weston, Erica ,........,................. .1..1.......... 4 1 CITY CLEANERS ,Xre you very careless when you are eating soup? K 11' does your gal smear lipstick on your clean white shirt? I Jon't give up life, and don't complain, If these thi11gs are your curse 3.l1C11J21l1C. For there is hope for your niisdemeanor Inst stop in at tl1e City Cleaners. 725 BROADWAY Phone 2-5 5 30 NVettack, Sheldon ..,.,... Wheat, Janice ...,... Wheeler, Ray ........ White, Gloria ,...,.,., White, Marcia ..... ........41, 77 49 ...,...27, 73, 124 11Vh1te, Neil ............. ........... 3 2, 122 Whitney, Bill ....... ...................,.., 4 1 Willard, Nyla ............ ......... 5 3, 27, 66 Williams, Audrey ,........ . .....,.... 36, 110 Williams, Betty J.. ................ 41 Williams, Jim ......... ...,..,., 2 6 NVi11iams, John ...,.,. ,..,....,,,, 4 1 Williams, Leland .............. ..41 Williamson, Alfred ......... 36, 46 Wilson, Donna ....,., ,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,. 3 2 Wingard, Joyce ......... .,............... 3 6, 63 W'inters, Janette ..........,,,,.,,........ ..41 Winter, Jol111 ....... .....,.............,,...,..... 4 1 Wood, Curtis ............. .......... 3 1, 66, 77, 122 VVoodrnan, Burl ....... ..................... 3 2, 91 Woods, Edward ...... ...,..... 7 8, 87, 89, 107 Woods, Richard ....... ................................ ..,........... 4 1 , 101 Wooldridge, Alta ,........ ,.................... 3 it .... .,, .......,,.,.. 36,-Q 1Vright, Arthur ...... .............................,............................. 9 9 Wrig11t, Bob .......... .....,.................................... 2 6, 29, 72, 78 Wright, Lynn ,.... Wright, Sandra .....,. 27, 29, 64, 71, 77, 81, 110, 115, 120, 121, 122,123, 124 Y Yamahara, Shig .,............. .......... ................,.. 7 0 , 90, 91, 107 Yamanishi, George ........, ...1...... 27, 28, 67, 92, 107 Yaman,ishi, Louie ,... .... ..............,..................... 9 7 , 106 Yamashita, Fujiko .......... ....,.........,............... 2 7. 108, 109 Yokota, Jimmie ...,,...... .1.................................. 7 8, 85, 107 Yoshinohu, Seiji .,..... ....... 3 3, 35, 60, 70, 91, 103, 107 ua CHARMAK 85 CHANDLER lfyou want to look sharp, .Xml wear fine clothes. Yon'll fincl them at Charn1ack's-- .Xncl then she'll propose. 445 ALVARADO STREET Phone S-43 47 Yoshiyama, Pat .............. ........................................... 3 2, Yoshiyama, Grace .......... ...............,.......... 2 7, 64, 69, 108, Young, Bill ................. .................,....................................... Young, Franklin .......... .......... 2 7, 29, 59, 64, 66, 107, 122, Young, Shirlee ......... .................................. 4 1, 63, 68, Younkin, Mike ......... .................................. 4 6, 102, Yuen, Doris ........... ......... 3 2, 69, 71, INDEX 108 109 Z ..41 Zaches, Dave ............... .,............ . ...... 4 1, 64, 77, 99 123 Zammitti, Rosemarie ...,............. ......... 3 6, 53, 63 110 Zepeda, Monci ............i.............. .............. 3 2, 69 107 Zimmerman, Mr. Frederick .,.... ................. 5 5 109 EE Ell ll HEIZTIIIII Dick Searle APPHZIICCS ' qsmamc a - lLA:x:::a?gns:vJ:al XVhen needing things electrical, Or anything mechanical, IJon't get all hysterical, 'I'ry Searle's --it's so logical l 723 BROADWAY Phone 5- 543 9 156 EL ESTERO 5 SERVICE STATION Can't issue a citation, Only this small notation. For fast transportation. Stop at this Service Station. 698 DEL MONTE AVENUE Phone2-9791 JUNE 6 State track meet V J 8 to 12 Senior VVeek I2 Cilracluation sul School s out ! 0 X C, l1O ,VA N figwillxi Zig 42, PUTNAM and RAGGETT For materials-time ,Xncl sport clothes-so grand IDon't waste your time, Come to this wonderland. OCEAN AVENUE AND SA Phone7-7556 157 N CARLOS CREDITS . . . .To Mr. Stoll and the photography depart- ment for the endless hours in the darkroom .... To the faculty for their co-operation with the staff. . . . To The Herald Printers and Publishers. . . . To the parents of staff members who put up with many late hours .... To the back-stage crew who kept the production on schedule .... To Mrs. Knight, our adviser, for her patience and helpful criticism .... To the merchants who supported the advertising section .... To the business men who loaned us the props for our division pages: Flor de Monterey, Mission Mortuary. . . To Mr. William L. 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