Salinas High School - El Gabilan Yearbook (Salinas, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1941 volume:

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Featuring a contrast of the old and new-sketches of the nineties, pictures of the forties-we hope our theme of the Gay Forties' will re- call many happy days during the year 1940-1941 at S.U.H.S. ,-55 71' ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL VICE-PRINCIPAL COUNSELORS FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC PUBLICATIONS CLUBS DRAMATICS SOCIAL SPORTS ROOTERS COWBOYS COWBABES INTRA-M URAL GIRLS FEATURES YOUR FRIENDS, THE MERCHANTS OF THE COMMUNITY . . . YOUR FRIENDS HERE AND THERE ABOUT THE CAMPUS. ' FW N if R f- , z , L' if--i -..ml .im- C. I. BENTLEY The students of Salinas Union High School, both past and present, feel deeply affectionate toward Mr. C. I. Bentley for his kind and unself- ish service as advisor of the Student Body for many years. In this capacity, and as a classroom teacher, he has always been conscientiously interested in all phases of student activity. To this friend of all Salinas students, the Senior Class Pdedigg this 1941 El Gabilan. -7 MLW' W ----'A-f -W-A'---7-7 'W A H 'W ' fx-. X nuff? .SW- '-ft B ig.. ' ' ' A . il-F 'L ' Q I n 313. L -ff YM n 31, A ,Q x 4 w. 1 q.. u,,. . yy A r ' , , m.f.--rf u.., .., ...JJ ,.,. . J fJ W 'l ,is G..-.f Q- . ,,. ' 1 x-k ,1,',.x J-xii'-' bfi-1- .QW :- ' WLQP: BERT UNDERWOOD F Kfiifrfwm 5251:-' ' ' 91 , XL A W '1'i f , N Hx ,QM , ,HNNXXKQ Jun J- , m,..W, Ki.y,,.,f,1,,.u , , K wk, R551 eff f 5 I 5' J!!! S F355 FF x w w H944 L 1rN lt Y... A ' 0 LL M., ua.. LX .S Ready' for a tour of S.U.H.S.? First let's step into the Art room. What a bustle! But don't delay. An exciting experiment is going on in the Chemistry lab. Also, the Office Practice class demands that We see their new mimeograph. ., rwr' ' I , ,,,. t , Y, VI V -:MLN h N i :Lri'.Q, xiii. , r.cr H' TL 1 f' 10 How about a side trip over to the Boys' Foods classes? You'd never be- lieve it but the men', really have this culinary art down pat-just ask the teachers who attended their fac- ulty breakfast! Still in the Home Ec wing we peek in on the Sewing classes. Wfhile the beginners work painstakingly on dresses and peasant aprons, the advanced sewers whip smartly through skirts, jackets, and even coats. Oh! Oh! by the sound of things we're approaching the al- ways popular Typing class. 'All God's chillun' got rhythm'-but un- fortunately not all typists have it! laments Mr. Muncy. With the new phonograph though, who could help swinging out on those musical typing exercises? gi'- Metal shop-a must see! Here We can Watch students hammering and polishing everything from trays to lamps. Look at the book ends that dark haired boy is finishing! Our trip Wouldn't be complete without a duck in and out of the Library-the center of all academic life. No excuse for not studying now with those comfortable new oak study tables and chairs. Hungry? We'd better hurry and get to the Cafeteria. Under the supervision of Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Thompson several hundred students are served here daily. C2 E? The Art room! Look at all those budding young da Vincis up to their artistic ears in Work. Not only do they supply us with clever posters, programs, and displays but they also find time to do their individual work in water colors and oils. Let's complete our tour in the Science wing. Maybe we can take a look through one of those new super-dupern microscopes in the Biology room or watch the Physics class polarizing light and generating the million volts to run the X-ray tube. 15' 4 ai sa Adam, 41 '11 1 ,J SX ,E - X, Q 215 r, f , , '. . ,f 1 1 'H , 1 ' 'X' 'px I ' ll' r 1 , f I , .'1f',,',' 1, -'il-J risk 1' fl Y Y, 1 'I' I V' V, Y ' 1 : fp, ,I J L 3rQg1'i,p, A V f 1 ,1 ,V . , flfjffaf' ' , ,, if A :w1.11,,1.f wt , 11, V, 1-iff.. .ff ,.. - ' ,-jf gl 1' 1 ff- 1 .It 1 , gf ,H . ,, . if ' 6 P ' .Q 3 5 A is L I '- I , 4' - . rv , ' ' '--141, , 1 . I Y? I' J ' 4 - , -1, H, uk.fi,j'-:ff ,r X 1 , .1,,.p:,- ,J1,- i ' ' ' vw 1 ,VA f'11J'.? ,fy 'rf . 'K ' j ,-,lf-1 ' , J:-'A' A - - '12 1 ll ' ' . ,1 413- -if T , 1 1 3A:Q1:,zf ,. 555, 1 ' 5 , ' ,,.gf,,'n,f,u. A: 1 5. .,. 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Q ' -, ,K 'Q-75' 1, Y - 111-'75 1,-f'l7' . A - ' 'Lf'f'ifx ' ' 1 1 E. L. KNOWLTON XV. B. MURRAY NV. M. HAYES M. B. YOUNG H. NOLAND amaafv You, the members of the Class of 1941, Whom I have Watched grow and develop through ten years of school, go out now as just the type of citizens that this turbulent World needs. You have learned to work to- gether, to think, to lead, to follow, to love and stand for the fundamen- tals of democracy. The challenge be- fore you is that you continue to pre- pare yourself for the greater tasks that lie ahead. The Board of Trustees and I shall always follow your activ- ities in life and wish for you the finest of achievements. Congratu- lations and best Wishes. R. D. CASE SUPERINTENDENT '16 - Q L, R. D. CASE The Faculty-Caught Unaware 4 IW ll: -P S . v .- 140404 As the Class of '41 ap- proaches the end of its four years in Salinas Union High School, I hope it will be evi- dent that there have been rnany benefus dedved froni those years of pleasant associ- ation With fellow students and with the faculty. As this class takes its place with the alumni group, may its mem- bers bring further honor and glory to our alma mater by achieving high standards of perfornnance in their chosen fields of human endeavor. Courage, loyalty to right ideals, and the most efficient use of your natural intelli- gence in dealing with the world's problems will be ex- pected of you. May you never fad the country vduch has striven to give you sound preparation for the demo- cratic Way of life! w- ,ai .W ,,irf,- Um , ae i fi vi' .- . 'I-. - - m W- H., Q.. if iw mi .a,w,d., fri i n-me A f - .,' ' 241 A -, I mM1.m 1 , A!:f-,:- tiki? if r. .4 ALBERT M. DAVIS, PRINCIPAL SGLINUS N mon HOOL NELSON B. SEWELL Some of you know me as the one who wields the ax of suspension on those with three cuts against tliemg to some I am the man you must see if your teacher sends you to the office. Let me assure you that this is the disagreeable part of my work. I derive my greatest pleasure from working with the counselors, be- cause the counselors are working with the best people in the world- you, the younger generation on whom we adults place our hope. NELSON B. SEWELI, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Wllllilil T. Fisher Gertrude N. Waterman Lawrence L. Bclanger Morris M. Kaplan 6 aaa GMMJM4 '20 'L l '.' 1 P5 , Ja ICQ .ii F COMMERCIAL: cfmmnce Miller, Donald Muncy, June Baxter, Minnie Nielsen LANGUAGE: Gaby Wilson, Emil Ramos, Dorothy Hindmarsh, Virginia Jones ENGLISH: Front Raw: Virginia Gilbert, Florence Bowden, Mary Chilton Herd, Frances Ferry, Margaret Len, Harold Ulrici. Svronzl Row: Frances Flint, Muriel Nielsen, Elizabeth Ferguson, Homer Bronson, Frank NVoodworth ff.. S. . SECRETARIAL: Arlinc Anderson, Marguerite Boles, SOCIAL SCIENCE: Margaret Nicslcy, Stuart Dufour, Dorothy Terry, Gladys Onoye Xvinston Nelson, Donald Tnrr 8.51. all. S. 4 MA'I'l'llfMATlCS: Dmmld Tlionlpsfm, Evert Lindquist, Dorothy Gooding, Allen VJnnAttn, Fillmore Koenig 2l' l MUSIC: Keith McKillop, E. H. 'QBud Young SCIENCE: Merton Titus, Willard Fflfl? Kathryn Johnson Lois SU'0fhef ART: Charlotte Howard. No! in Picfure-Margaret Annis HOME ECONOMICS: Elizabeth Foulke, Erna Epperson, Dorothea Petersen, Barbara Ingham '22 fN'QR mrNr- --- nr - . LAY Y . NURSE AND ATTENDANCE COUNSELOR: Janette Swindr, Margaret Hart W'OMEN'S P. E.: Srrllvff: Mildred Moore Slalnliug: Joan Hughes, Ruth Wing TvIEN'S P. E.: Svafvrlz Marion Hall, Woodward Adams Slffllltlfllgi Jess Regli, Frederick Clayson P K ... . AGRICULTURE AND SHOP: Frou! Row: R. C. Austin, C. I. Bencley, Wnrrcxm Crabtree. 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IV.:'- .,fff,fq.VV , ,I ,Verf .. VJq:vf.V- Q. yr . ,' V 'V r -'-fs f if ,aw-V ,V J' f' ' ,A,..' kg V,-Ui, 51 V- Seniors You Should Know MARILYN STORM Trcasurei MIIRVYN HOGAN iergmnt-:it-Armsg LOY RECEK, Vice-prcsidentg IRANCI S ANDERSON Secretary BILL SMITH, President 5 bu t'What a Life -the very apt name of the uproarious Senior Play of May 8 and 9. What a life it Was for the Seniors, indeed! In the spring, these privileged characters were given one entire afternoon off for their Informal-much to the envy of the unlucky undergrads! A note of seriousness crept in at the Baccalaureate Services on June 8. Revelry was again in the air, how- ever, when the fourth year students were entertained at the Senior Ball the following night. Not until the strains of the Pro- cessionaln pealed forth on graduation night did some of the Graduates of 1941 realize that they were leaving for good-leaving behind them one of the most successful class records in the history of the school. , 'N uf, ix L ', f'Xx H! BELLA Aulsor 1-LLLEN A1suoT'r JOHN ADCOCK ROY ALSOP, JR. RICHARD ALVES MARION ALVITRE FRANCES ANDERSON GILBERT ANDERSON MARJORY ANDRADA BEVERLY ANDREASON NOBU D. ARIMA GEORGE ARTHUR WAKICHI ASANC DOREEN AUTSIEN WESLEY BARRIER TRENNIE BARWICK ROBERT BENOIT NINA BLOMQUIST LORRAINE DOST KEN BOLES ELINOR M. BRASWELL AMELIA BRAVIN LUCILLE BRAVIN ALVIN BRAZIL fQ. .qv -1-ff nw L L 1 Q . jun., V, ,L,, ,F M A ,, V wigs!! M , .. :Yi L 1 ,Ijn!Q275E2? ZW'f2?'x - ' ff? ,lgghi 'YL-, -'P ' ,4 .Z -J '27 ' AJ 2 X 25: 'Lux ,gg 4 , M w 3 1 1 'Q' f -FLf 3?T 4 .. L -. -. ' 1 '55 CALC 3 XJ BREESE R BRUNE AGNO LA SI'I'.R IQLMO IIRIGNUI.Ii LOUISE BRINDERO ROBERT BROOKS GEORGI BROWN MARILYN BROWN WIIIIAM F. BRYAN ERNEST Ii. BUIIRER BIANCO ISULANTI JOAN CAI-IILI. ALLAN CAHOON ROBERT CANDAU JESS CANTRELI. SHIRLEY CAPURRO KAY CARLSEN LOUISE CARPENTER DICK CAVA I-IARDY CAVE BARBARA CHRISTENSEN BETTY CHRISTENSIEN FRED CLAUSEN S'4 ff A '1 r R 3 , vs, ul 9 sd 'JJ' VIRGINA COGSWELL SANFORD COLBURN IONA COLEMAN SOPHIE COMINOS MARGE GUNN HliLIiN CORNELIUS DON CORP LORFN CRIZNSHAW HAMLIN DAUGHTREY DORIS DEATON CLAIRE j, DECHEVERS LOUIS DELHNO CHARLES DIORIO ALDA DOLAN IRIENE DOMENIGHINI JEAN DOWNEY AIAVK mwnux T H.oR1:Nc7n QLITLER RUTH xl, maxim x'm.x1.'x 12. IWDSTIX ROBYRT C1 MARION I HOB DHT ROISVRT F. PC 'll Q ' LAXVRENCE EISEMANN PATRICIA ELLIOTT MITSUHIRO ENDO TAK ENDO BILL ERICKSON BETTY ERRINGTON ROBERT ERRINGTON MIKE FELICE RALPH FELIZ MA RYHELEN FERGUSON ALFRED FINLEY EARL FLEMING MERRILL FLEMING WAYNE FLEMING AMON L. FONVILLE FRANKLIN FOSTER RICHARD FOSTER GENE FRANCO VIRGINIA FRASSE'I'TO FRANKIE FRAZIER EDWARD FROST ANNA MAE FUJINO SANFORD FURLONG HOWARD GABA 0 . -,J I L-is iffms fz.,E,,l Km '52 FELIX GARCIA RAY GILLIS ETHEL GILLOTT MARIO GIULITTI PHILIP GOULD BOB GRAINGER ELEANOR GROSSMAN XVILLIAM GRUBER BOB HALEY KEITH HANDSAKER EVERETT HARDY FLORENCE HARRA CAROL HASLAM BETSY I-'IAYASHI JIM HAYES IESSIE R. HERNANDEZ YVONNE I-LERON WAYNE HEVERN MELVA HICKS TOM T. I-IIGASHIOKA TOM HIRAGA GENEVIEVE. HIRSCH MERVYN E. HOGAN LAWRENCE HOOPES x . , 'E' 1 1 in , , waive IU I V F' , .I 'S f ' , Tw 15 ' iff' 7 Vex C , , I 555'-L 3. . '. QL i Y' is vu I .Nr-u I ' ' 5 ' 555 - 1? 5 ' Q--. Q 1 a Q f Q SA IIORI IURNA V. H0501 AIIQAN HURSLHY lfl.OIkENC1i R. HOWEI1, GORDON HUGHES HAROLD HUNTER, AIR HUTCHISUN WIIIIAXI M. IRX INIA GI AIIYS ISA,-XC STEW ISH .XLYCIC IYliMUR.'X ARTHUR -IACKSON L. JOHNSON 1' XXII I .X KANTUR l'lJllII- KARK H H IfI.IZAliETH KENNEDY JACK KENT CARL KERSHING LIQ KIMIZALI, HXRRISUN II. RING llclN,XRI5 KING ANNA M. KIYUMURA HIZNRY S, KlYOKll,'Il.X SHOICHI KOHARA 3 . LORNA RUBBER PHILIP Y. LEE GARTH LORIENTZEN MAYBIELLE MARBACH it I L . I 1!'- I at .X ..X. .- tag 5 P 6 xi' K 1 .V , .N ,EY A , 9 --f' Lf 1, X 51.52213 ' ROLAND MARTINIES BARBARA MASCOVICH MAE MASSOLO GRAYCE MASUI MARIANNE MASUI KAY MATSUSHITA ALBERTA MCBRIDE ARTHUR W, MCBRIDE CLARICE MCCONNELL JANADEL MCDANIIEL BUD MCDILL DONALD MCDOUGALL ,IGI-IN MCDOUGALL WILLIAM MCLAUG1-ILIN BETTY Mamvlsu RENIEE MEANS M.-XUREEN MHBKS CHARLES O. MEEKS PAUL MEI-IRINGER ART C. MELVILL12 DAISY MAY MILLER CAROL MILLS CAROLINE MILLS MARGARET MINIETTI EL '4 I: 0 Q Eu I in H- 1 35' in 0 I7 JAMES MIYASAFXL SETSLYYO MORIMOTO IEILEISN MOXLEY MILTON MUNRO I-RANK MURA'1',x LADINE NELSON ISIQTTY j. NORCROSS RUSIE NUNIES HISAKO ORA Tli'I'SUO OKADA ARTHUR OLSIZN IIARUYIZ OMOT0 l5liT'l'Y 'IO OSBORN Cl-IARLES OTTONE BLANCHE OYLER WILMA PANELLI RAY PATTON XVARRIEN C. PAULSON FRED A. PISCK PETIQR PEDRAZZI BUD PIERSON LEATRICIZ PRADER MARGARET PRESCOTT PAULINIZ PURDY Q Q file., 1 AL 4 6 -J, 4'- r 3, I , . b , . in A W 'E ' A -I ' - ig- r - 4 3 . 'CF' J I'L'RD1 lQY.X XI. RA.IllXX'hKl FV1iI,YNG. RASMUSSEN l.UY RECEK BILL RI'.hD HIII. REIZYES 'IN RliliVI'S lwlsiilu' Riicill ROIQINI-' Rliscili .IAKIK B. RHODlpS 1..AxwRlfNc,li luctci,-x GHORGI1 R1c,H.-xRDSoN m RUIJRIQUFZ .ll'LII2T'I4I-. ROMLRO GUY ROSFHRUUK lil.l'1ANORIi ROSS ANNA MAH ROSSINI 1113 RUTI-lliNl3liRGl'QK nRlY RUXYIT NIARTHA RUIJD W'lI.l.lANI -I. RLGG NIARGIF RYAN MARY SAGUCHI MINIZO SAKAI 3 I I -Q Qu Q II ' Av gm. Z - 5 LXRMIQIY IJ. SAILE TOM T. SI'lIRA'l'SL'KI ,-XI. 501 GARIJ XIARY IIIGH SCOI Ilil,II IIURRIS S.'XMI'I.I. C .XNDIIDO S.'XkGI.NTI i.I'IIIO S.-NRM? NTI I'R.fXNIx SK III I I ,XI BI5R'I'II.X I. .l:XNIi .INN 91 f,P'I l4 Yl',RNUNA I. S4 i?I I' -IIXXIIN Sl I IDXIAN IDUILX SINI-YVRXRKI IIARRY K II.-XRRY SIIOLII T l'I,MIiR .X. SII YA ISII I, R. S5Il'I'II I X I IYX XY. SMI IH XY .XRRIN DAN SI'I1l,GI'.IL M.-XRKIURII S'I'.AXI!I GIKDRCI. YI',XX I I'IIII I Il' ' I'I YI X2 XI.-XRII I X I l I Av. u i if i - Y 1 1 I 4, YM ,L 1 ' 4 N 5'. 4 53 fggvqx, Sfbi X ' .Jilin ff Rvfgftff' 'Vi x Q .4 W I 3. b. ,qw-A, X 5 lg 5 F35 ,O F, rl .I , .. 31? V ' lxfiii QT' I' f W W w ' Q A .1 pry' T 'X 1' nigh? Q ' ,L flgf' A' f xii? v . . ,.. . f' I if f ..m'.u: H ' ' 10' 44' W . i swf ff ,- ll 1c.xT1-fn' STRONG ,101-1N STRUVE sHuu.1zY STURGES HATSUMI TANIGLCHI BIZTTY Y. 'l'ANIML'RA HOB TAYLOR MASASHI TAZUMI SIQNAKO TAZUMI GOLDIE TEETER DARWIN THOMAS RALPH THOMSEN B.-XRB.-XR.-X TIMMINS WALl.AC1i TRIil.l7ORD MARY TSUKAMOTO MARY TXVISSELMAN AMY UEDA LOL'ISli VANSANDT ARLINE VARGAS ALFRED VIIZRRA HISRISHRT VOSS BOB WALLACL DON WALSH NELSF D. WIZARE GLEN N M. WEBB wifi? M , Wei 39' Q D VERON ICA WISILOMIZ ON A LD XY'liI.I.S 4' MAR IORIIS WIQLLS BETTY WILABE I.LS'I'IiR XVILLARD DON WILLIAMS ISILA XVISMER TOMMY XVONG GEORGE YAGIICIII TSUGIO YAMAMOTO YOSI-IIYE YOSHIOKA .IULIA ZINGI-IIEIM ,IOI-IN DOUGLAS Jon maRN,xNDLz w,u.LAcx Jnssxsn JEAN JOHNSON GEORGE I-IANAMURA ARNOLD RANZONI NAIDENE NELSON es, li rd SENIORS Wfillmni Pivl1n's'.v: VIRGINIA ECKIZRMAN BERNIIECE HANSEN CORALIE KIRK DICK STALLXVORTH 'S Dignifiecl Seniors! -s ix' 'P I bf 1 ' A ' U l f. X f l 4' P il , 4317! A if - . W- - fi . i H PRESIDENT CHUCK KIMES Breaking traditions this year, the Junior Class inaugurated two new ideas. A system of announc- ing the outstanding Junior of the Wfeekv was de- visedg also a survey was made of the study habits of all third -year students. Junior salesmen were respon- sible again for feeding the hungry horde at games and dances-thus keeping the rooters happy and incidentally helping to fill the coffers of the class treasury. Not unwelcome was such finanzial aid to this socially minded group! Soft music! Candlelight! Swaying couples! Highlighting the upperclassmen activities. the Junior-Senior Prom climaxed a super year. Help- ing to plan this annual affair were approximately forty-five juniors under the able leadership of the class officers. At the Elks' Hall on May 24--the eventful night-over two hundred lads and lassies danced to the melodious rhythms of the Cal Poly orchestra. LAMAR BLAIR, Sergeant-at-Armsg IMOGENE PALMER, Secretaryg CHUCK KIMES Presxder BARBARA MAPLES, Treasurerg DONALD LAURITSON, Vice-president 75535 Elm 7 Juniors You Should Know me w w 'N ' QQ xv Q' 17 M was I7 J K 43 GROUP 1-l'irxl lluw: R. Andrade, L. Clark, 12. Barlow, G. Ausmus, M. Andersen, D. Arthur. C. Cosugan, I.. Ashndina J. Cline, P. Cline, L. Ash. Srroml Raw: B. Brazil, D. Benson, T. Adams, G. Alvarado, B. Cain, L. Campos, V. Alsop C. Alamo, M. Burns, li. Cook. Third Row: W. Colnmbini, Choate, D. Bryan, J. Burden, N. Austin, J. Adeuck, S. Black C. Autsen, J. Ansberry, C. Christensen. Fourllr Row: R. Cnnradi, J. Arnolfo, R. Costa, J. Beck, J. Armstrong, H. Abbot D. Boles, J. Brennan, C. Brewer. lfiffb Row: F. Capurro, B. Aguras, N. Chew, R. Bundgard, G. Barclin, T. Cantrell P. Cucshall, J. Bates, G. Bales. GROUP Il-Firx! Raw: B. Curtis, XV. Delai, L. Fong, H. Jaramillo, M. Deguchi, G. Escobar, D. Dennis, M. Denson 1. Davies, P, Easton, K. Endo. Svvulnl Row: A. Fry, A. Dolan, L. Cruci, G. Craig, Fuller, T. Georgalas, D. Franci l. Fcrrini, J. limberxon, M. Davies, L. Crenshaw. Tlzirxl Roux: W. Daggeu, J. Driver, M. Flcenor, 1-L. Emerick, V. Garside W. Glikbarg, R. Iimlay, P. Giles, E. Fanucehi, M. Cuzler, G. Cranford. Fourth Raw: I. Fisher, R. George, M. Freiras W. Erdbacliur, R. Freeman, C. Frew, R. Force, C. Fowler, J. Dios, D. Deiss. Ififllf Row: Duerr, M. Ferguson, li. Field D. Crabtree, M. Davies, Hansen, B. Coolidge, T. Falbo, A. Fcrrasci, L. Domenighini. GROUP Ill-Firxl Raw: R. lchilcawa, M. Konclu, A. Idc, J. Komure, S. Iyama, O. Hayashi, B. Graulich, M. Henderson G. lwashige. SL-mml Raw: S. Kohara, A. Kita, J. Gunn, L. Guidoni, G. Gooclson, V. Keirhly, C. Joy, B. Lamb, G. Kunoz B. I-lada. Tbiml Row: B. Gunn, H. Hare, A. Haynes, V. Harvey, T. Higashi, H. Kropp, T. ltani, F. Kuwano, B. Knowlton. Fourlh Row: B. Knoche, N. J. Laclra, G. Green, I. Hogan, M. l-larrnell, T. Hayashi, N. Iverson, H. Johnson. Ififlb Run'- H. Huri, Il. Killmurne, C. Kimes, K. Kruse, lj. Houdashelr, NV. Iwami, C. Hedberg, J. Halton. EA. :E .. C. .-.- l l 1, .- 5 -4-.. ...... .l4 .,. y 3 S .. if k. F' Wil juan, nas, . kbp, ac as fb. ' Fil zumff 5.-Q 1 I M - .J inns A -- 1 --H' vt v ' sz ', A ,. , l'gll 1' ' -.... M. . J . 04:44 '42 QP as GROUI' l-Ifirxt Razr: L. McGill, S. Oshita. M. Miyanaga, M. I.. Lew, A. Parsons, M. McCann, I. Palmer, P. Nishz I. Newland. Si-rnml Rauf: M. Paden, M. McCulloch, T. Orrone, H. Masuda, Onoyc, J. McAnaney, A. Lee, D. Morisnli H. Mukni, D. Marlin. Tlvinl Rauf: C Localelli, M. Oka, B. Ludden, C. McGee, L. Lercncsen, N. McLean, B. McMannmy B. Merrill, J. Panziera, Mirnndetle. lfnurlb Row: J. McDougall, J. Mnsoner, J. Murphy, K. Maruyama, R. Mikkelsen M. Lewis, XV. McCargar, li. Leach, D. Lo Presn, G. Link. Fifth Row: K. Naknnu, L. Ledo, A. Malcolm, N. Let, H lvlaelienzie, D. Lemon, J. Linder, M. Neal, L. Marks. GROUP ll-First Rum: S. Shiraisuki, E, Shimotsuka, B. Stoffey, L. Suda, R. Priddy, K. Sasao, P. Smith, G. Smith, L. Shelley S. Smith, Svruml Row: li. Soares, l. Sakuda, J. Royola, B. Ryan, K. Stivers, J. Soares, L. Sroffers, B. Shoulct, J. Simms N. Pennycook. Thin! Raw: R. Rohde, G. Sims, M. J. Smith, R. Pere, W. Purcell, H. Powers, G. Phelps, M. Riggin T. Raiewski, M. Siu. I-'uurlb Rmr: C. Snnkler, B. Stein, J. Sanders, L. Schell, J. Stavc, J. A. Price, E. Simon, M. Silk V. Sargcnii. I-'iflln Row: I.. Simon, D. Phillips, B. Ryan, G. Rugers, L. Blair, B. Price, L. Rorharmel, C. Seyelel, B. Spence R. Sides, XV. Rochester, H. Saou. GROUP lll-Firxl Row: U. Yamagami, C. Yoncmnzn, R. Terau, O. Treadway, E. Tsukamoro, K. Tazurni, XV. Wong, R Tanimura, T. Taniguchi, R. Tingley. Srroml Row. L. XVelker, D. Woods, F. V'ong, J. Tremhlcy, R. Theriault, F. Yokovama N. Yoshida, S. XY'illis, I-l. Thumas, R. Ward. Tbirrl Rv-nf: D. Upton, E. Williamson, J. Yonemoro, G. Tavernetti, B wr hirakcr, L. Zachary, M. Werner, B. Wcsmn, H. Taylor, V. Wilson. Fmzrlb Raul: K. Tinglcy, G. Thurlby, B. Underwood H. Todd, G. Takeshiv.a, G. Twisselman, T. Tokiwa, C. Wliire, M. Tczriclr, B. Tanner. Iiifilv Row: S. Torrez, C. Wheeler B. Tucker, W. Young, J. Williamsuxx. J. Tngneiti, G. Xllfright, W. Vcrzani. 5 1 -A On February 8, over 25 0 student refugees rush- rr-7 F E-X ,f .rf ri' H PRESIDENT BURTON ANDERSON ed to the air raid shelter of the choral room for the Black-Out Dance . Amid barbed wire, tripods, and sand bags, refugees danced away their cares. High explosive signs above the chaperonis corner warned refugees of possible danger. At 10:30 sirens screeched out the Warning of an air-raid. A black- out was simultaneous. Wliile huge spot lights scout- ed for possible enemy planes, the band courageously played on. The only casualties reported by general chair- man Mary Ann Bardin were the tired committee- men. The casuality list included V. Trembly, decorationsg P. Kaplan and B. Rugg, music: B. Lamar, refreshments, L. Gunnell, patrons, R. Cren- shaw, publicityg B. Moore, programsg B. Theile, clean-up. This year's outstanding members include B. Moore, representative at the F.F.A. Ballg Tynan, Lion's Speech Contest Winnerg D. Martinez winner of the Bankeris Essay Contest 5 R. Nonneman, foot- ballg V. Trembly and L. Hiserman, track. i , . f.. ci. , -as in i- ref- -R U. p T-'li'f'!?x' 1, . l . ' 1 '46 .P BURTON ANDERSON, Presidentg MARY ANN BARDIN, Vice-presidentg OLIVE GRAINIGER Treasurer, BETTY ANSON, Sccretaryg BOB LAMAR, Sergeant-at-Arms 04444 Qi Sophomores You Should Know GROUP I-Ifirsl Row: B. Cominos, J. Chinn, K. Andreason, F. Carll, A. Candau, D. Connelly, E. Coroniotis, D. Coricia, D. Arthur, H. Cava, L. Avilla. Srroml Rum: F. Blackwell, Y. Abc, D. Bet-man, M. A. Bardin, S. Correia, A. L. Cox, C. Burkhart, J. Carter, B. Bowers, J Brazil, L Benne. Thirzl Razr: J. Berry, M. Conn. M. Boles. B. Anson, G. Brink, R. Carpenter, R. Bernard, R. Collins, B. Blakeman, E. Carcuga, E. Carter. Fourllr Raw: M. Blall, E. Burnt, T. Aiurifl. B. Anderson, ll. Cadle, N. Boyd, J. Chaney, V. Corbin, J, Bwardello. Fiflb Row: M. Bresehini, XV. Barnhill, J. Armstrong, O . Colburn, J. Coy, XV. Blnmquist, M. Armstrong, J. Rohrig, M. Buwalda, E. Austin. GROUP II-liirxl Row: R. lisrep, G. Fitz, I. Fukunaga, J. Endo, L. Freire, C. Freire, R. M. Ferca, B. Dungan, T. Yamasaki, S. Endo, E. Fisher, C. lfelice, L. Farr. Scroml Kuir: M. Clark, V. Davis, E. Gilbert, A. Garcia, J. Garcia, H. Forrest, F. Dowdy, C. Eisemann, M. Guiriatn, I. Denton, H. Delai, J. Foster, E. Eseobar. Tlriril Rnur: B. Cross, R. Crenshaw J. Ni Napoli, H. Decker, C. Freeman, D. Davies, D. Godat, L. Del Chiaro, T. Ferandes, B. Dunn, K. Fufimoxo, E. Frazier Fourllv Row: E. Fitz, W. Cracknell, M. Gcrow, L. Gotcher, A. Crank, B. Goodall, B. Fuller, B. Goessman, T. Gonzales M. lianucchi, L. Cunha, G. Crcdiford. Fifib Rc.-lr: S. Iileckncr, D. Dillard, R. Ebert, D. Gill, G. Elliott, A. Flores J. Craig, D. Daley, B. Ferrasci, G. Dyer, F. Cunha. GROUP lll-First Row: H. Johnson, R. Ireland, H. Jones, G. Johnson, H. Higashi, E. Hawkins, G, Kraul, M. iw-kiri C. Hibino, L. Hoofer, A. Hickcox, N. Hiekcux, R. Kiyomura. Serouil Raw: B. Hutchison, P. Green, K. Hoare. C. Hall M. Hurt, B. Hagerman, L. Gunncll, H. Knowles, J. Iyama, J. Harrison, O. J. Hightower, T. Ikeda, D. I-Ioudnshclt Tbinl Row: H. Don, Hardy. V. Kunde, P. Iverson. J. Holme, W. Hoofer, A. Kunmle, S. Jang, W. Greenlaw, J. Harrison C. Kent, D. Jones. Fanrlb Row: M. Harris, B. Hoffman, B. I-Iusman, O. Grainger, B. Johnson, B. Hcple, Hansen, f S. Ikeda, T. Hikida, N. Jensen, M. L. Hampshire, I-I. Jufiar. Ififlh Row: G. Hiraga, B. Head. M. Haley, W. Green, A Heinz, L. Herrenkohl, J. Johnson, P. Kaplan, M. Johnson, H. Inouyc, D. Hedberg. v... ffhtffws I G gn, 1:-: v. a x F 1 1 so rl Q!!! an as l4n-l ., ur, Glam 43 v GROUP lilflrxl Kunz: V. Nance, li. L. I-l. Murray, hlclxml . R. S. Merrill, A. Muxlcy, S. Miyake, W. Niihioka, as Q ,Q F, ,1-.,, s 'WV -uv C5 -w v , ai I Talramom, E. Muranda, D, Mzxrtines, T. Mukai, R. Morrow, Y. Mocakane, H. Martin, Matsuxhira. Srrnml Raw: B. Morimoro, A. LeNoir, M. Manccufcl, P. Orr, N. Ianini, R. M. Marbach, R. Martin, J. Melendcs. Third Row: N. Masuda, J. McCoy, Ii. Lcrda, li. Magnon, D. Morgan, I. Merkur, I. Neal, T. Morimow, B. McGowan, S. McGarral1, B, Malcolm. Fnurfli Row: G. Ormsby, N. Mitchell, N. Means, lf. Liulc, B. Lamar, P. Mnzzuca, D. Nelson, W. Munro, D. Munkc. Iiifiln Rum: C. Micheli, R. Nunncman, K. Lester, I. Locawlli, A. Laney, 12. Lindquist, R. Larsen, H, Maravclla, F. Maddox, R. Mills, B. Lemon. GROUP II-liiril Rolf: M. Parker, S. Shimoura, N. Purdy, R. Ramsey, D. Reina, J. Reginato, P. Paracles, W. Payne, L. Paclen, J. Silvcira, M. Raney. Srrulnl Rum: V. Pickcrill, D. Simpson, A. Salccdo, C. Padilla, D. Pedrazzi, R. Pedroni, D. Brignole, G. Ramsey. J, Rossi, R. Sanchez, L. Ramsey, D. Snell Tlzirzl Razr: N. Price, M, Ray. N. Rogers, J. Shipman, B. Rugg, P, Marlin, D. Palmer, D. Perkins, L. Ramos. D. Payette, P. Phillips, D. Rowland, Fourlb Razr: A. Smirh, A. Quinrcro, R. Ruggles. M, Perry. 15. Rawlings. E. Schumakcr. N. Qnixcnbcrry, B. Pierce, B. Petersen, L. Parker, D. Ricca, I.. Smrment. J. li. Alexander. Fifllz Rum: R. Shclby, G. Brown, J. Sclimit, D. Pierson, F. Quadro, A. Rccck, M. Snider, C. Pompie. L Pcnningt-Un, lf. Phillips, R, Slalcr. GROUP Ill-Hrs! Rvu-: G Warren, M. Wong, Sl. Tsukanmtu. A. Yaimhira, T. Yamasaki, H. Vargis, B. Zicrk. G. Stevens, C, Thomsen, IS. Wallace, li. M. Szanaland. Si-rnml Rnlr: T. Yofhira, E. Yokoyamr, P. Wcixnur, A. Wfells, J. Wilder, M. Tanner, l.. W'illiamsnn. M. W'cinsrcin, V. Urmsnn, M. Van House, C. Winkle. Tbirzl Row: R. Yea, G. Wages, Y. Tukiwa, H. Yamamoto, K. Taniguchi. D. Wicux, D. W'alkcr, J. Smnc, Ii. Van Cleave, W. Wagner. Fwzrflv Row: I. White, M. Vorberg, H. Taniguchi, li. Vczzoln, A. Tiviixielinan, J. Tynan, .B Tlicile, T. Tkaczyk, D. Walsh. Fifllr Rmr: J. Wlilliams, V. Trcgcnza, Il. Swplicns, V, Trumblcy, G. Temple. D. Xvillinmson. G. Truvsdalu, L. R. Xlficnclic. PRESIDENT DICK DE MATTOS 4 The old saying- Precious things come in little packages , proved to be true because the freshmen might have been small, but when it came to pep, vigor, and down-right interest, you couldn't beat them. The Student Body welcomed the class of '44 with the traditional Freshman Reception which in- cluded a play in the auditorium, a dance in the cafeteria, refreshments, and a game of baseball. After the reception one little-but Wise-freshman remarked, Fm all for this place called Salinas Highln Under the direction of Pat Allen, the class put on ri most novel dance with the theme of UA Nite At The Racesn. Telegrams to announce entries, a jockey to pick a winner, bugle fan fare to start the races, and a full sized wooden horse-all were a part of the race-track atmosphere. if 1 4 1 .li . . 5 FQ Front Row: NORMAN PRESSLEY, Vice-president, DOROTHY SAKASEGAWA, Secretary. Buda. Row: PAUL KRUEGER, Sergeant-at-Arms, BOB NVALKER, Treasurer, DICK DCMATTOS, President '50 4 Qxq,,'iw 7 2 Glam I l 1 .5325 A fr? n., ag, ,W Freshmen You Should Know DUI' I I xl xuu run lrnslrun 1r4nl1 ' 1 111 11 u 111 1 Xszmo X Brum, 1 Burch, 151m B udunx nu 1 rl ur rovx n orc 1 Bron mr 11 um un Bram ng L, Buuen, L om. X 1 1 Llmwn Al Ln G Cnrlwon A Andnrson Bonus Bnrbens B1r 1 E. Bferl, run Ifunl Run A hd 1 L1 J km. 11 111. 1 1 J C' an P Bonxtn M Adams C nzreu, D u I 1 11-on 1 om r um Ann nc Ln c u. Ihrrgrt .1 Barr B C1dm1n L Czmdau. cumourt I ursu n 1ur1,n11n X ndgcs B lurnctrc I I 4011 B Borln I Almnmr D Ackcrs1.n. Iurfni Drlur. Ldgm. A UYIICS, limes. 0111 nw hh dn. G: rgc, I. uks. Hookx. Kobnrxv . Gcw. 4 4 fi fjgeff ,i Glue '44 , . 71 . .- I . QI Q ., 4: fl re an., 2-1 l--l ,uf sf! M I GROUP I-l'irxl lion: A. Oka, C. Low, J. Ninomiya, O. O'Gwin, D. LeNoir, j. LaVigne, D. McElroy, j. Lee, l. Miyanaga XV. McPherson, M. McCann, M. Lew, W. Klay, B. McDonald. Srroml Razr: L. Lcmos, H. Moclolo, J. McGee, ll. Mallory M. Murray, B. McCoy, S, Nicliolaw, D. Martinelli, G. Marsh, L. Mirandetlc, N. Mitchell, O. Molinari, S. McCann 'I'lr:nl Karr: A. Moore, Ll. Meeks, tl. Lamb, M. Lang, j. Luce, G. Messick, F. L:iVignc, F. Miller, B. Meese, l-I. Masuda ll. Kraul, N. Molinari. lfourlb llrnr: A. Norris, T. Milslcad, D. Logue, R. Miller, V. Lowell, L, Moran, G. Ohana, K. Mason li. McPherson, D. Nelson, li. Lewis, H. Nonnenian. Fiflb Row: G. Law, L. Krausgrill, A. Luce, j. Lunsford, C. Marquez l.. Marriott, H, Moore, R. Mellride, l., Mullins, R. Moran. GROUP ll-lfirxl lime: S. Smith, li. Pearson, N. Perez, D. Saltasegawa, V. Schaclcck, J. Scott, E. Patterson, A. Reid XV. Roberts, V. Rogers, H. Ostergard, A. Prescott, E, Palmer. Srrourl Raw: C. Records, L. Orr, P. Pellert, P. Ramsey D. Rotlienberger, V. Powell, M. Snldivas, M. Power, R. Sanders, E. Pemberton, C. Smith, O. Smith, M. Sarmento. Tbinl Row M. Reames, D. Sauhle, j. Smith, V. Pope, B. Reina, E. Smith, A. Rcitz, W. Parker, A. Slimmon, M. Shiratsuki, K. Shiba Ruggles. Fuurllv Row: S. Garcia, C. Ricca, R. Pihl, P. Sims, P. Simas, M. Rodriquez, J. Poor, B, Ratton Perez, G. Pate, K. Rasmussen, Ififflr Rmr: L. Rohde, K. Soares, H. Peirce, J, Sangster, Y. Onitsuka, S. Paul O. Parlts, A, Pierl, W. Slater, N Presslcy, j. Osterheld, C. Ranzuni. V. Radko, ll. C. Sofia, R, G. Robinson, GROUP lll-Firtl Rows M. Ueda, H. Yamamoto, li. Tokiwa, T. Tanimasa, S. Tabuchi, D, Yonemoto, N. Tanimasa Y Yamasaki, Woixtl, Y. Toya, li. Timmons, NV. Wammaelt, T. Yokoyama, A. Tcrao. Stwrzllll' Row: O. Walls QI. Strobel Thomas, G. W'hite, Il. Trimble, E. Taylor, A. Tucker, ll. Storm, F. Traub, R. White, B. Yoder, M. Taoda N. Suvuki, G. Tharin. Tlvirll Rmr: l., Wolfe, G Tcrrill, R. XVall-ter, G. Wells, J. Ward, A. Wipfli, I-l. Taraii, S. Wing D. Van Luc, H, XVilson, Y. Stone, A. Spriggs, A. Steinbruner, V. Can Cleave. Fmlrib Ron-': C. Tholclte, D. XVallace vf Spiegl, D. F. T.inkersley, ,I. Williams. M, White. M. Stoffey, F. Tanaka, T. Ynguchi, T. Tarp. W. Yamaguchi, B. Venolo P. Yamaguchi, lrl Tottino. Fifllv llrnr: G. Welch C. Vincent, I. Vincent, P. Spence, K. Whitt, B. XVilliams, S. Wood Il. Walker, P. Stewart, Vasconccllos, D. Young, V. Trevcthnn, B, W'yman. ,J ata A . Viv , J 1 if X - 1, Q ljgbx' -I' , . 'j .inn 02 -:LQ ,'- X3 Y.A,1 ,-,,. lv vu . 9 AM W: X 2 - 3 .fi V 'X' fvifffwfi ' . -V A g- 1' 4 , X I 'x v ' 'W H1 , Nu. ,rg ' ,. f x .iw X X ar, - A +A- . .1--- V' , Vw' 1 ' 'Nl .1-Y..-. A , ,JW ' . I ., CW A f 7 X w ,J 4 ,rf ' 5 L h , I 4 f ' 4' , y ' H: .. f ' 'L L A , ,Q fig 4 iq . fijl, V M 1, i. 1 . X A 1 ,fp ,- Tri ' y ill. ' 1 I X '- 1 ' x ,U ' X ' 'xy' f - . 'V f ZF Lv V- - was - ' 'W L ' Q x . vi ,ff ff? ' ' V A f pq, . 1 ljgggff-Y , 1 A I , , V ,1 , 5.5 9 ss ,, xg!! Y 'f may :M ' 1 A ' 1111- - ' 4. ' I ,-ff, , Wg! :QQ . -' ,,,ffr ' 0,4 w-94 N ,.- 1 431' W - 5. me 'F I5 l , , A jg., Ju Y t X , V hi Y' pa f M i4 .f:- ' ww' , f ,:fQ c, 7.1K !?lFl'Fll'f'- C A' 1 ' D ' Y' W' Vx' ,-. szaamz rw, r DICK CAVA, Vicc-presidentg CAROL MILLS, Secretnryg JIM HAYES, Presidentg DOREEN BREESE, Commissioner of Literary Activitiesg BOB GRAINGER, Commissioner of Boys' Athleticsg BILL BRYAN, Commissioner of Student Welfareg LESTER WILLARD, Commissioner of Financeg DOREEN AUTSEN, Commissioner of Girls' Athletics The Student Body Commission of 1940- 41 is truly one which will long be remem- bered: President Jim Hayes for his fine leadership . . . Vice-president Dick Cava for those unforgetable assemblies and dances . . . Secretary Carol Mills whose minutes were always in on time . . . Commissioner of Fin- ance Lester Willard for his accurate record- keeping and financial reports . . . and Com- missioners Bill Bryan, Doreen Autsen, Bob Grainger, and Doreen Breese for their loyal- ty and support. This year's assemblies featured the newly organized Swing Band, Bud Young and His Young Buds , variety shows, novel ways of presenting awards, and several unusual movies. Since assembly programs frequently featured student talent, a large number of students were given an opportunity to par- ticipate. jim and Dick jm'sin'r ni Sfmlf-nl Axxwirlllirs .V L1 ll lby V. Trcmblcy, M, Minetti, Mr. Tarr, J. Condon, B. Bryan, XV. Mcflargar, AI. Stl bl R. Crenshaw STUDENT COURT Young feller, you,re guilty-two hours work for you.', Oh Judge, give a guy a breakll' Witli Jack Condon as Chief Justice of the Student Court and Bill Bryan as Attor- ney, the defendant was usually allowed to defend himself. But, once he was judged guilty, it was up to him to serve his sentence. Through efforts of the Student Court, Cam- pus traditions and regulations were well pre- served throughout the year. STUDENT BODY DANCES Under the direction of Vice-president Dick Cava, three new dance traditions were established--the Halloween Costume Dance, the Wfinter Carnival, and to top it all, the C.C.A.L. Invitational Dance with Hollister, Carmel, King City, Gonzales and Salinas participating. Noon dances were also held with music furnished by the school Swing Band. JJJL BARBARA LAMB, Vice-Prcsidentg JEAN EMBERSON, Treasurerg EDNA PANZIERA, Sccrctaryg MARY TWISSELMAN, President. Nui in lvirfnrv: VIRGINIA EBELL, Song Lender ML!! Apple Day! Card Party! Senior Tea! Hi Jinx! The fair-sex of S.U.H.S. under the leadership of able President Mary Twisselman really decorated the Girls' League with glory this year. Not only did they carry on traditions with the above activities, but they also promoted Hospitality Teas throughout the year for new girlsg helped to revise the Hall Monitor systemg and cooperated with the Boys' Federation in putting on a Valentine's Day joint as- sembly. A new feature this spring was a Homecoming Day for all past presidents of the league. A clever program of musical and dra- matical numbers Was presented by the alumni. Iifllllj' for ilu' r.'w1fL'1'1'1lL'L' ul 1'uc'ifiC Grow' . . . They keel: 0I'lIl'f in Ibn' bulls . . . Azlifing 1111 ffm sforvx ul flu' card pi. ,J4,F,, Firxl Hulrrino Drmn' . - lx . X x If lx? 5 all l '1 BILL XILLAUGHLIN, Vice-prusidentg JACK CONDON, President: JESS CANTRELL, Secretaryg BlLL SMITH, Treasurer Bcuyi' ' Under the leadership of President -lack Condon the Boys' Federation proved that the boys of S.U.H.S. are versatile in all acti- vities. The Haterino Dance proved so suc- cessful that it is to become an annual affair. At a joint meeting with the Girls' League, a clever version of the Truth and Con- sequences radio program was presented. Cheerfully donating many hours of their time were the boys who served as Hall Mon- itors. With Bob Taylor in charge of the Bul- letin Board, students were always sure of keeping their dates straight! Another new record was established this year--almost every boy paid his dues! Hall monilors on duly . 51 1.11 I'r-nu! Razr: B. liulnnri, P. Kaplan, D. Crabircc. G. Sims, D. Walker, D. Corp, G. lplliurt, M. XX clls. M. li art, bm-un! Ran: B. Lamar, T. lfalbo, lhliorcc, AI. Armstrong, G. Anderson. B Malcolm. ll. hlulmnmn, D. Dcklnrlor. R. Ruggles, V., Ginn. J. Lamb. D. Saulwle, P. Mavvuca. Tlviml Rolf: N. Mnrriiws, G. Ormslwy, -I. Ward, Z. Clark. S. Black. S. Nickel.-w. li. Buhrcr, G. Phelps. l. Davis, IS. Burgmnn, P Allen, T. Milslcnd. A. XVclls, C. Pnmpic, -I. Miyake. Ifnnrll: Run: B. Haley B. Glikbarg, li. Husm:m,M. Burns, G. Kano, R. Collins. G. Gatlsby, li. Cnpurro, T. li. Ramsey, li. Phillips, li. Blackwell. -I. Brennan, S. McCann, B. julmson, W. Craclincll, K. Baggett, II. Williulmma, A. Stewart. Fifllw Razr: G. Tliurlby, lx. Nlasou, L. Parlsur, M. Snider. B. Kilbournc, Mr. Mcliillrvp, S. Flecknur, R, Enilay. Witli the customary flash of purple and gold uniforms, the band displayed its marching technique this year with intri- cate drills during football games. An asset to the group was the drum majorette team with gold satin blouses, flaring purple skirts, and cowboy boots. The band, led by Director Keith D. McKillop, performed at the Monterey County Fair, Armistice Day, Memorial Day, Salinas National Guard send- off, Y.M.C.A. Campaign, and the Commencement Exercises. More formal performances in- cluded the Spring Concert, fea- turing a Tympanic Concerto with Grice Thurlby wielding the stick, and the Music Festival held at Salinas in April. Band president, Bianco Bul- anti, as a delegate to the Cali- fornia Music Educators' Con- ference, won first chair in the All-Conference Band. mc! H. Cavn L. Freire Felmun S. Nving M. Haines G NB ud Young and His Young Buds Frou! Row: C. Brunc, D. Crabtree, P. Kaplan, M. Blatt, G. Anderson, S. Black. SCCOMII' Row: B Johnson, B. Haley, B. Bulnnti, B. Husman, R. Collins, K. Bnggett, J. XVilliams. Back Row: Bud Young, G. Thurlby, R. Emlay, B. Kilbournc The Band in Action 39 During the school year the Salinas High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Keith D. McKillop, participated in numerous activities. Its first big success was in February, when the group did an excellent job of playing the accompaniment for the operetta, The Spectre Bridegroomv. This was follow- ed by performances for the Par- ent Teachers' Association, the accompaniment for A Night At The Theatre in March, and the musical accompaniment for the Senior Play in May. 4' GM s 'J L. Burstcin at the piano . . . M. Werner and K Luce toss off a cadenza M. Henderson and R. Feliz in time with thc music B Glxkbarg P Giles, T. Ferro, E. VanCleave, and B. Lamar contribute to the bass sccnon First Raw: J. Wilder, D. Williams, M. W'crncr, M. W'cinsrcin, J. Lzxpierre, K. Luce, V. Pickcrill, G. Frew, P. Easton G. Terrill. Svroml Row: J. White, M. Rcames, D. Crabtree, J. Miynsaki, P. Kaplan, B, Bulanti, D. Corp, G. Sims, M. McCann V. Martin, D. Phillips. Tbird Row: R. Crenshaw, B. Lamb, N. Werner, M. Henderson, R. Feliz, H. Taylor, T. Ferro J. Giles, B. Glikbarg, I.. Burstcin, A. Fry, R. Walker. Fourlb Row: R. Lamar, B. Walker, F. Blackwell, XV. Grcenlaw' E. Van Clcavc, Mr. McKillop, K. Mason, R. Emlay, F. Phillips, G. Anderson, I. Armstrong. ,f..ff , 0 The big event for the orchestra was the Annual Spring Concert, which fea- tured Miss Gladys Onoye's piano solo based on the Strauss waltzes with orchestral accompaniment. Concertmaster James Lapierre also presented a number of solos. This year the orchestra brought credit to Salinas High School by its ex- cellent performance at the Central Coast Counties Music Festival and the State Festival at Stockton. The numbers presented for these occasions were the Bac- chanale by Saint-Saens and the First Symphony of Beethoven. In the late spring, the entire music department enjoyed a day's outing at Pleasure Point. f, 4 Some bright . . , some sleepy . . . some just in between describes the students of Mr. McKillop's eight o'clock orchestra class, You can always hear music pouring forth from the Music Building at that hour of the morning . . . L. Burstein and K. Mason do their best at the drums . . . Randy puts his soul into a tympani roll . . . R. Walker, A. Fry, R. Crenshaw, and B. Lamb contribute n little foundation work with their bull fiddles . . . F. Blackwell, W. Greenlaw, and B. Walker slide their trombones . . . The orchestra practicing as a unit . . . Viewing the orchestra from the back . . . Trumpets and clarinets get together . Mr. McKillop working for perfection. A busy year it was for S.U.H.S. vocalizers! They not only gave an outstanding per- formance in the operetta, The Spectre Bridegroomn, but they also played host to participants in the annual Spring Music Festival, held in Salinas this year. The A Ca- pella participated in the State Music Festival at Stockton, and took part in both Bacca- laureate and Commencement exercises. The Boys, Glee, Girls' Glee, and Vocal Tech- nique classes have sung for various school programs, as well as for churches and clubs in the community. n 1. lg G3 .EL Firxf Row: R. Casper, B. Maples, M. Duke, B. Underwood, C. Eiscmnnn. Second Row: D. Conn H. jones, S. Correia, F. Pnracies, j. XVhite, B. Nickerson. Tbiril Rnzr: D. Denton, B. Fx H.Cornclius, L. Kueber, C. Burkhart. Fourflr Razr: R. Pedroni, B. Bowers, P. Thnnnr, N. li V. Garside, j. Harrison. Aww! First Raw: Miss johnson, V. Welcome, E. Ross, Y. Heron, j. Stone, L. Ramsay, L. Prader. G. Mnsui. Srrnlm nnw: C. joy. ' B. Kimsey, K. Carlsen, aG. Anderson, B. Irvine, V. Ebcll, M. Van House, V. Garside. Tb.1d Rau: D. Snell, G. Teeler, ' B. Anson, j. Garcia, R. O'Brien, B. johnson, C. Hnslnm, V. Harvey, M. A. Bardin. Faurlb Rule: G. Goorlson, B. XY'esrun, L. Pennington, B. Gruber, B. Rugg, P. Curshnll, R. Alves, C. Rogers, J. Zlnghemn, M. I-i:ir.ne... 'o si rw . 'll 64 i i ' fl F 4 v Firsl Raw: Ii. Harra, AI. Scott, J. Lee, P. George, D. NiNap0li, B. Wallace, B. Burncrc, C. Padilla, G. Marslm. Srrmlfl Row: V. lingers, A. Cooper, M.Alxral1am, L. Hnofcr, B. Brainnrd, M. Fujita, L. Orr, L. Jones, R, Casper, Tbinl Row: M. Saldivas, A. Wiplmli, A. -I. Case, Escobar, O. Hightower, B. Dunn, P. Krueger, M. Reamcs, G. Iverson, A. Norris. Fourflf Row: E. Carter, V. Urmson, J. Easton, F. Clark, G. Stevens, Ii. Crane, D. M. Miller. M. Hansen, Z. Clark. Fifib Row: H. jufiar, B. Hutchison, M. L. Hampvliire, F, Traub, j. Cnrlcr, G. Wfelelx, B. Wallace, S, Paul, M. Power, AI. Luce. 0 Firsl Row: E. Xvmrk, ll. Hunsaker, H. Tiernay, IS. Wyman, J. Williams. Srmml Row: R. Hoover, T, Gonzales, B. Linglcy, D. Alford, J. Hawkins. Tbinl Rum: A. Smixla, -I. Arnnlfo, J. Craig, j. Duncan, K. Bartlcbauglm, C. Brune. Q ezq - DOREEN AUTSEN, Assistant Editor, and editorial staff: Sm1'w1: Betty Knowlton, Doreen Autscn, Ilene Ferrini. Sfaurliug: Dorothea Pierson, jim Armstrong, Delores Reina, Bud Pierson, Barbara Lamb, Dick Cava. Noi in Pichlrvz Joe Stave Photography Editor GEORGE ROGERS and staff: R. Mikkelsen, G. Rogers, R. Kantor, N. Fukada, T. Tracy, H. Teraji, T. Cominos, G. Kono, J. Williamsoxi Over one hundred more pledge cards sold . . . Twelve more pages . . . More candid snaps taken here and there about the campus . . . Clever art sketches combined with color . . . Padded covers for the first time . . . Streamlined by the use of curves! It is little Wonder that the enthusiastic staff which published the 1941 El Gzzbilmz can well boast of a bigger and better El Galax. JACK CONDON, Business Mzmagcr MARGARET MINETTI, Editor Q5U?f'5'51a Sales Manager DEI. BOLES with sales and ad staff Frou! Row: A. LcNoir, P. Kaplan, I. Palmer, M Henderson, P. Allen. Bark R01L': Burden, D. Boles, G. Thurlby, B. Force, R. Pridcly Art Editor BARBARA MASCOVICH and staff: Sfufvrl: B. Timmins, B. Mascovich, R. Denbo, F. Nislmi Slamling: J. Lamb, J. Chaney, J. Adcock, B. Moore M. Tsukamoto a Curves! Curves! And more curves! A streamlined yearbook was the cry of the EI Gabilazz staff of 1941. Plenty of snapshots, a few rounded corners, a dash of color, and a new feature-padded covers, brighten up this year's ubrain childv. Under the leadership of Editor Margaret Minetti and Business Manager Jack Condon, and with the help of Advisor Miss Virginia Jones, the staff gradually assembled the as- sorted pictures, ads, and copy into the fin- ished product-The 1941 El Galailmz. Q,W , ' f is f a ' Editor BOB CONNOR, Advisor STUART DUFOUR, Business Manager MELVA HICKS The continual squabble between page editors and ad managers . . . those minor catastrophies cau- sed by the mysterious disappearance of stories . . . that sinking feeling caused by urgent commands f of Rewrite it into two and one-half inches . . . the rattle of busy typewriters, the loud calls for Copy! , Mr. Dufour! , I-Iurrylv, Deadline in an hour!', . . . the maddening jig-saw puzzle feeling experienced when making up a page . . . and the flurry of last-minute adjustments. All these and many more are phases of everyday life for the Flash- ligfazf staff-so much so that it sometimes appears Flasbligbf is published in spite of itself. azaazaaz 'Th ,V r -il ssisfsf --wr4'. BUSINESS STAFF: Martha Rudd, Lucille Bravin, Glenna Layer EDITORIAL STAFF: Jimmie Armstrong Ruth Crenshaw Betty Errington '68 Perhaps it might be said that this year was devoted to lifting the Flasbliglofs face , because Flasfaliglof was brightened and im- proved in many respects. Despite the fact that the paper itself was slightly smaller, the staff has been experimenting with new de- partures in make-up, head styles, and types. An innovation this year was the frequent use of pictures taken by staff photographer, Darwin Thomas. But in spite of the hustle and bustle that almost any school paper goes through, the staff found time to part with three of its members to attend the seventeenth annual convention of the the Central California Scholastic Press Association at Stanford on November 9. Those who attended were Melva Hicks, business manager, Bob Con- ner, editor: and Betty Errington, news edi- tor. These same three attended the Press Conference at California in March. REPORTERS-Group I: J. Holme, B. Shoulet, S. Smith, P. Iverson Group Il: M. VonSoosten, B. Merrill, G. Tecter, A. Barclin SPORTS STAFF: Nick Cominos, Bill Krueger, Harry Shiramizu, Grice Thurlby 69' Sioriex, pot-mx, fcf1f1m-s-The Bridge completed at last A. Salgnrd, A. Malcolm, J. Stave ff 'P I r 'aicfqe Twenty members of the English, Com- mercial, and Art departments cooperated in publishing Tfoe Bridge, the school literary annual. This energetic staff was headed by Joe Stave and advised by Miss Gilbert. Anne Malcolm served as secretary and the sales were capably handled by Albert Solgard. Bridge representatives, elected in English classes, accepted suitable material and sub- mitted it to the staff for its approval. An outstanding feature this year was the trophy donated by Albert Solgard to be awarded to the author of the most popular contribution. Slrzff reads oucr copy for 41 Brin'gc- Rap! Rap! Will the meeting please come to order! No wonder President Tet- suo Okada has trouble in obtaining silence- there are over eighty brains in the Scho- larship Society this year. Helping Tetsuo the first semester were Vice-president Barbara Lamb, Secretary Margaret Minetti, and Treasurer Beverley Rowe. At the beginning of the second se- mester Tetsuo Okada was again unanimously 5 Q... 1 elected preXy . This time the officers were ' Richard Alves, Vice-presidentg Shirley Stur- ges, Secretaryg and Barbara Timmins, Trea- i surer. Highlights of the year for honor stu- dents were the tour of the Stanford campus during the fall semester and a trip to San Francisco in May to see Walt Disney's Fantasia,,. 4 Honor Slzldwlfs Vixif Sfrmforrl' Campus urea 2 IF Firrl Rauf: G. Kona, L. Marks, S. Kobnrn. XV. lwani, E. Lopes, B. Gruber, J. Armstrong, P. Kaplan, G. Roscbrook, j. Lapicrre, il. Williams, D. Nelson, D. McPherson. Srrmnl Row: M. Wong, H. Oka, E. Shimotsuka, A. Icle, R. Terzio, M. Hironnkn, lf. Asnno, G. Mnsui, M. Tsukamoto, M. Miynnagn, E. Tsukamoto, A. Ueda. Tbirrl Row: S. Shiratsuki, M. Lew, A. Yanohirn, A. Kita, C. Hibino, Y. Yoshiokn. B. Hayashi, M. Masui, S. Ikeda, S. Lew, D. Salcasegawn, P. George, B. Mascovich. Fonrlb Rum: L. Chinn, A. j. Case, N. Lanini, I, Palmer, D. Arthur, C. Padilla, il. Reginnto, B. Harry, D. Mnrtinclli, j. Downey, S. Willis, A. Fry, R. W'ard, S. Gyotolcu. Fiflb Row: M. Minetti, M. Power, J. Lamb, E. jenkins, G. Tectcr, j. Luce, M.Rc:1mcs, j. Stone, G. lwashigc, j. Pnnziern, N. Pennycook, M. Werner, F. Traub, A. Norris, R. Denbo, S. Talumi. Sixllv Rauf: B. Wilnbe, P. Allen, M. Ferguson, B. Timmins, R. Crenshaw, I. Pennington, j. Tynan, V. Frzssetto, B. Gunn, M. Ferguson, V. Davis, B. Rowe, S. Sturges, J. Holme, B. Moore, B. Lamb. Srvenlb Row: M. Sui, T. Okada, B. Glikbarg, T. Tracy, W. Asnno, T. Shiratsuki, T. Wong, T. Higashiokn, G. MOKDRJUC, G. Obnnn, B. Christensen, B. Ryan, M. Bolcs, P. Iverson. 71' an Q49 l- -. V1 GROUP I-Firsl Rum: E. Silva, J. Yonemoro, C. Alamo, E. Victorini, B. Erdbachcr, L. Ricca. Srmml Row: K. Nakano, Ll. Bundgard, XV. Hcvurn, B. lirrington, L. Willard, F, Fralier. Thin! Rum: Ii. Nason, T. Yamamoto. -I. Williamson, G. Sargcnti, L. liiacmann, li. Hardy, J. Lindcr. liourllv Row: Mr, Prcsslcy, B. W'iley, I.. Clark, 1-1. Huri, C. fkutsen, R. Martines, C. Sargcmi. Fifllz Rulv: T. Higashi, A. Rochester, J. Whitchcaxnl, L. Marks, G. Bardin, P. Gould, L. Wall, ,I. A. Price. GROUP Il-liifsl Rulr: K. Hoare, K. Tokiwa, Doan. Jensen, Y. Tukiwa, F. Fcrrcirm, K. Oshila. Svrrzrnl Raw: D. Davidson, M. lianucclmi, P Spiegl, M. Sliiratsulxi, K. Salim, D. Chaplin, E. Hardy. Tlzinl Run-: L, Gularle. G. Cunha, P. Beck, R. Pilxl, H. Touino, N. Prcsrlcy, lf. Cunha, Funrfb Row: Mr. Cralarruc, G. Frew, H. Blumquisx, B. Fcrrasci, j. Alolmson, D. Williamaon, A. Kimus, A. Picri. OFFICERS-Frou! Row: C. Alamo, J. XVhi:chcad, G. Bardin, J. Linder, Mr. Crabtree. Burk Row: G. Sargenti, I.. Marks, B. Ferrasci, M. Fanucchi 4.4. 14. 72 Junior F.F.A. boys's observe a lettuce demonstration . Jim W111tcl1ead is given a big send off for the National Convention of F.F.A. boys in Kansas City . Norman and Byron Pressley grind out a little lunch for their pigs . . . Gay crowd dances at annu-al FFA Harvest Ball Not to be outdone by any other organization, the Future Farmers of America have completed a very ex- tensive program this year. They started with a 100 membership drive, with Larry Eisemann heading the committee. Later they held their annual Harvest Ball With that old farm hand, Lester Willard, as head man. Barbara Maples, as Queen of the Ball, was presented with a pearl ring. Jim Whiteliead represented the Southeast F.F.A. region in the State Finals of the National F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest, which was held at Fresno. The group started out the spring season by holding its annual Penny Carnival and Amateur Hour with Bob Errington acting as chairman. For the second consecutive year Chet Brune took first prize in the Ama- teur Hour. z-WGMA4 SENIOR HI-Y-Top Row: B. Pierson, B. McLaughlin, R. Thomsen, L. King, B. Smith, S. Colburn. Svrourl Row: M. Munro, D. Cnva, B. Gruber, E. Lopes, D. McDoug- all, B. Echeveria. Firxf Row: B. Irvine, L. XVillard, B. Errington, W. Hcvern, B. Lingley, J. McDougall JUNIOR HI-Y-Tull Row: B. Force, B. Kilbournc, H. MacKenzie, T. Cantrell, C. Seydel. Semml Row: Mr. Tarr, L. WWI- liams, B. Bingaman, C. Kimes, J. Tog- netti, Mr. Young. Firsf Row: T. Georgalns, J. Brennan, C. White, J. Giles, D. Martin, R. Emlay '74 SOPHOMORE HI-Y Top Raw: Mr. Adams, M. Blau, D. Dillard, B. Peterson, J. Armstrong, Seroml Row: R. Nonnemnn, W. Munro, O. Colburn, NVilli:1ms. First' Row: R. Martin, J. McCoy, N. Price, D. Wfilliams, Mr. Muncy FRESHMAN HI-Y Top Row: B. Walker, Mr. Ramos, L. Anderson. Svcomf Row: B. Dean, J. Oster- held, T. Cominos, N. Cunningham. Firxl Row: A. Luce, K. Baggett, L. Krausgrill, L. Burstein, G. Hevern, J. Strobel ajmnrw .Slmlculc limqagf' in Various Arli1'ilia'.v f ,, GROUP I-I-'irxl Run: S. Gyotoku, D. Sakascgawa. M. Tsukamom, M. U4-da, 1. Yamamoto, M. Masui, I. Nimoniya,, F. Onirsuka, M. Tsukamnto, Ii. Tokiwa. Srmrrrl' Row: Y. Momknnc, M. Dcguchi, S. Knbara, M. Hironaka, B. Hayashi, T. Taniguclli, S. Shimunura, Y. Toya, A. Ucda, M. Saguchi, H. Tnniguchi. Tbinl Rum: Y. Tnkiwa, G. Keno, T. Yukoyama, M. Tazumi, A. Iycmura, N. Suzuki, N. Masuda, I. Hiraga, li. Hori, H. Masuda, S. lyama, E. Yokayama, C. Hibino. lfourllv liuw: VI. Endo, H. Yamamoto, -I. Miyazaki, F. Kuwano, T, Hikida, H. Inouyc, B. Hada, Miss Petersen, T. Tokiwa, j, Sal-soda, T. Okada, G. Takcshita, K. Pujimolo, Y. Abc. GROUP ll-First Row: G. Masui, A. Oka, J. Komurc, R. Tc-rao, M. Miyanaga, R. Ichikawa, A. Ide, S. Shiratsuki, Shimote:uk.i. Srforrrl Razr: H. Oka, S. Talumi, A. Kita, I. Fukunaga, N. Arima, A. Kiyamura, G. lwashigc, S. Matsushita, S. Endo, j. Iyanm. Tlxirrl Rolf: H. Ichikawa, li. Tsukamom, Y. Yoshioka, T. Hikida, S. Hayashi. K. Taniguchi, K. Tazumi, K. Tnkiwa, K. Shiba, M. Endo, R, Kiyomura. lflulrfb Rau-': O. Hayashi, Yoshida, A. M. Fuiino, H. Omnto, S. Ikeda, H. Inagi, M. Endo, H. Tcraii, M. Sliiraisuki, K. Matsushita, XV, Ni:-hioka, R. Irina. Fifll: Row: G, Yaguchi, S. Ikeda. T. Yamamoto, T. lkuda, T. I'lig.1shiok:i, N. Fukuda, T. Hiraga, F. Murata, T. Itani, G. Obama, G. Hiraga, P. Yamaguchi, Y, Kobara. fap de l Sllucfenliet The Japanese Students Club en- joyed a most successful year under the capable leadership of President Tetsuo Okada. The club selected Miss Dorothea Peterson as its advisor and elected the following officers for the year Vice-president, Sunaka Tazumig Secretary, Marianne Masuig Treasurer, Isamu Sakodag and Sergeant-at-Arms, Kaoru Tazumi. During the school year, the club held many interesting business meet- ings which were frequently followed by a social hour of refreshments and dancing. The group concluded its year by having many of its members in attendance at the Japanese Stu- dents Club Conference held at Berk- eley on May third and fourth. .JJ aah' 6044.4 HOME ECONOMICS-Firsf Row: I. Deaton, P. Cline, I.. Ashadina, E. Escobar, J. Garibay. Srfund Ron: A. Vargas, R. Pcdroni, O. Trcaclway, D. Corrcia. Thinl Row: J. Harrison, M. Stahl, F. Miller, A, Barnett, M. Vorbcrg. Iimzrlh Row: Miss Ingham, J. Cahill, A. McBride, J. A. Scott, A. Hcbrard, L. Eaton, C. Salcedo. S. Sturges, V Urmson, D. Benson B Riddle, . Trcmblc Third Row. B Weston B. Timmins R. Xleans D. Dcaton D. Payette Panmcra JUNIOR RED CROSS-Fira! Row: J. Embcrson, B. Wilabc, G. Messick, j. Harrison, L. Brindcto. Suroml Row: B. Shnulct . J- - 'A i . . - J v- ' . . -, - J. McDougall, K. Strong. Fourlh Rau-': L. Bulanti, J. Chaney, M. Davies, M. Ferguson. Fifth Raw: E. Sm A. Schmidt, E. Fanucchi, W. Panclli. th, B. Ryan GIRL SCOUTS-Fin! Row: M. Iwakiri, P. Allen, M. Power, E. Wood, A. Lc Noir. Smvnnl Raw: H. Evans, B. Storm N. Werner, D. Thomas, G. Terrill, B. johnson. Third Row: M. Rcames, T. Milstcad, B, Peirce, E. Allison. GIRL RESERVES-First Row: B. Timmins, H. Peirce, D. Cunningham, C. Hansen, G. NVclch. Srrnml Row: F. LaVignc, M. Fcrguson, R. Means, J. LaVignc. Thirxl Rmr: Miss Hinclmarsh, E. Smith, P. Thome, H. Wilson. D. Connelly THE SI-IAM: B. Pierson, F. Foster, E. Koss, L. Prader A cultured thief surprises everyone in a clever satire . . . incessant beating of drums is stopped by death in an oppres- sive tragedy . . . a snake let loose hastens the end of 21 scar- city of rooms in a comedy- these are a few of the impres- sions that theater-goers exper- ienced When they attended UA Night at the Theatre on March 28. . - -11 - -- - , -...ine-qu DRUMS OF DEATH: XV. Rugg, D. Brccsc, F. Peck MAKE ROOM FOR RODNEY: T. Tracy, D. Autsen STAGE CREW . . . C. Kent fStngc Mnnagcrj, R. Sides, I. Alcantar, F. Hauschild, Ii. Gilbert, R. Tingley fAss't Mginj, T. Shiratsuki, C. Ball, D. Plesche, A. Melville, D. Rothenberger 77' E653 si 15' ,KR l, , F. Foster, XV. Irvine, R. Alves, D. Breese E Grossman, F. Peck, H. King, B. Pierson MISS SHEA ,...,,.. R. Alves, E. Ross CAST QI11 Orrler of AlJl1l'Hl'!lIIL'l'D Goldie Tester MR. NELSON ...... ..... ...................... . E- ........ i,,,,,,..,. F red Peck Students- Barbarn Timmins, Doreen Autsen, Shirley Sturges, Marjorie Cook, Ralph Thomsen MR- PATTERSON ........ ...........................,.....,.....,............... -.- ,,,,, Bernard Pierson MISS PIKE ....,.....AA...... - ,...... ..,...... J ulia Zinglieim BILL ......................,....... .,...,....,..... B ill Irvine MISS EGGLESTON ....... ....,.. .Eleanor Grossman MISS JOHNSONA .,.,... .E ,,..,,. , ......, Carmen Salcedo MR. VECCHITTO ,......., ,..,., .... , ,,,. , ......,, , ......... Bill Rugg HENRY ALDRICH ...,. s...Y E .... . - ..... -,. ..,.... - .,.,.i..., Richard Alves BARBARA PEARSON ....,... .......... ........... - ....... ........ . . , Doreen Breese GERTIE .......,..............,...,.., - ...... -.,,,,,-.,, ..,i on Leatrice Prnder MR. BRADLEY .........,..,.,..,.. ..,..... .....,.,...,..,..... ..,..,,..,.. D 0 n ald Wells MISS WHEELER .,r.... - ,.,.., Y ,,,.,,, E....,- ,,..,....,,. .E ,..... Elcnnore Ross GEORGE BIGELOW ....,,.. ........,.... E .,... - ..... F ranklin Foster MRS. ALDRICHW.- .,...,,., W .,,,,,....... ....., ......,,,.. N a idene Nelson MR. FERGUSON ......,, MARY ...........,........ .... -,...,........,.. ,,,..-.,,E,,,... Harrison King , Elinor Brnswcll ww .4 fag What a Life ! And what a play! This comedy portraying the famous radio character of Henry Aldrich met with high favor. Richard Alves gave an excellent performance in duplicating Henry and Doreen Breese did a fine job as the girl friend, Barbara,'. Since almost all members of the cast were troupers of dra- marical experience, excellent inter- pretations of all parts were given. The play Was under the direction of Mr. Harold Ulrici, with Shirley Sturges and Carol Haslam assisting. Committee chairmen who helped to make the play a financial success N. Nelson, G. Tom.-, D. Wfells. R. Alves were E. Lopes, Publicityg S. Lisk, Business, L. Brindero, Propertiesg Yoshiye Yoshioka, Costumes. Front Row: F. Peck, R. Alves, D. Brecsc, NV. Irvine. Mirlzllc' Row: H. King, G. Tecter, D. Wells, B. Pierson, F. Foster. Bark Row: E. Braswell, L. Prader, J. Zingheim, E. Ross, E. Grossman, N. Nelson 41 v ff ri if 0 CJRILTCHILN ,,.,,,,,,.,.,.....,,.....,.............. .,..., I. Zingbvinz-, M. A. Bnrrlin, V. Garxirlf, E. Ross, B. Anson ami opening rlzorur .Vivian Garsicle I-IERMAN von STARKENFAUST ,,,,.. ,,,,,,,, B ob Lingley GERTRUDE ,,..,.,,,. ...., ,.......,,,..,..,..., . . ,.,,.,. B ctty Anson HILDEGARDE., .,,,,... ...... .,.,...,... ....... J u I in Zinghuim BARON von LANDSHORT ,..,..,. .. .,... Richard Alves EMIL HINKLEDORF ,,.,.i,,..., ,,,,,,,,.,..,,, B ill Rugg FRANZ. .,......i........,.... .. ,,....,,,,, George Rogers ADOLPH ....... ......... W arrcn Anderson ANNA ,,..,. ., .....,...,.. Joy Harrison MARIE ,,...,. ..,, ..,,,,.,.......... .......,,,............,......,........... E l e :mor Ross Also Ken Bartlcbnugh, Hugh Ticrnay, Joe Arnolfo, Paul Cutshall, VILLAGERS. ...,,....,.,,......,,,,...,......,..,...,....,.........,. A Capella Choir WOMEN OF THE CASTLE ....... ,,,..,.. X Vocal Technique Class MEN OF THE CASTLE ...,.,,,,, ..,.,,,....,,.. B oys' Glec Club B011 Linglry, Vizviun Gurxirlr, and Rlzbmil AILM vial' in o1zr'1'c'Ha if ZR.-V ty x ,xi n 3 ww sam World Premiere! Yes, sir! The Spectre Bridegroomv, Written and directed by Miss Kathryn Johnson with orchestrations by Mr. Keith McKillop, had its World premiere in the Salinas Union High School Audi- torium on February 21, 1941! The action of the operetta cen- tered around the legendary spec- tre of the von Landshort Castle in Medieval Europe. Amusing situations developed, however, when the hero masqueraded as the ghastly ghoulu in order to Win the hand of the fair Gretchen. With some of the cleverest songs and Wittiest lines yet heard on our stage The Spectre Bridegroomu was proclaimed the outstanding musical event of the year. Mm IUIJHYIIYI rlirr'r'ix l'E'l7l'1ll'X!lI . . Behind fin' .vcvurs . . . Grzlml finnlr '82 Colorful costumes, gay ballons, store fronts, bomb shelters, and crepe paper streamers-all added to the festivity of stu- dent dances. The freshmen proved far from being green when they staged their N ite at the Races . . . Sirens screamed, and dan- cers fled to bomb-shelters at the sophomore Blackout Dance . . . With all the familiar names up and down Main Street as atmo- sphere, juniors put on an old-fashioned street dance . . . Suspense created by I am an American signs soon Was dispersed when the seniors revealed the theme of their P.T.A. dance. mmm-S ' flzom I1'vrxclJ1'l gvlx his Prom zlnle early pulixbrx flu' family rar before Ibn' Prom . . . Ifimling fbr rigbl formal 'wus a lnsk for Bnrlmrn Q , nf' v ,4 E 1' AQ, . mfg 1 1' Orrbiflx lo Belly . . . Cbzltlrr' brit-wr-an rlauvvs at Ihr' Prom COMMITTEES DINNER Imogene Palmer Cljairlnavr Marjorie Henderson Doris Arthur Harry MacKenzie George Link Ruthellen Priddy Mary Jane Smith Don Lo Presti Vivian Garside DECORATIONS Billie Kimzey ClJairnmu Del Boles Ilene Ferrini Charles Kirnes Jeanne Simas Gerry Tavernetti Virginia Wilson Ray O'Brien Edna Shimotsuka Tom Tracy Aldine Dolan joe Stave Hunter Johnson Norma Jo Ladra Berry Weston Hob Bundgard jim Linder DANCE Don Lauritson C!JHlI'1l1dIl Clayton Brewer Bob Conradi Vivian Keithly Grice Thurlby Bill Bingaman Jane Burden Dorothy Phillips Gerry Adcock PUBLICITY Barbara Maples Cl7LIll'Ill1lll Herschel Scott Jean Emberson Alice Kira Ray Pere Betty Underwood George Rogers Anne Malcolm Jim Armstrong Peggy Cline DETAILS Lamar Blair Chairman Bill Erdbacher Barbara Lamb Betty Knowlton Dick Bryan Virginia Alsop m N v , -' ' .WK 9 - 'Q' 5? X0 0 ' ,,-' ,. .1 j M , . .3 ' g f 51 , f , 4 4 , V , L, , , ,.,,, X ' B sf' , - '5 1. 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I 1 X V MI 12 4.f'.l' ,,-,': A , .3 1 X 5.5421 . 'uf-. n veg, - iLl,V ,I , V. 13. Marco!! ic I2 afs.zf.,u.,s. Ready . . . HIT IT! says Johnny Dovolis and who wouldn't yell for that glor- ious team - Gloria Silva, Gloria Brink, and Gloria Stevens. For the first time Salinas had four yell leaders, but no one seemed to mind. In fact, the stands this year were at their cheering best, and the pre-game rallies were the peppiest. Not satisfied with new routines, the team also initiated two new songs and cheers. fi.,-N: I Johnny Dovolis and the three Glorias-Brink, Silva, Stevens C9 'n Managers Srafnlz KI. XVilli:1ms, L. Burstein, C. Ottone, B. Daley. Shmdiug: F. I-Iauschild, I. Forman, -I. Stave, B. Willian1s, G. Gadsby Wranglers as If .3 'NL lfirxf Rauf: A. Liwanng, P. Yamaguchi, J. Garcia, W. Trelford, K. Sclim, H. Nonneman, S. Garcia. Srrmld Raw: B. Hadn L. Rohde. K. Soares, B. Burgman, N. Wcnru, M. Sroffcy, H. Inouye, J. Poor. Thin! Row: Mr. Young, B. Bulanli, E. Knrcich Mirnndettc, K. Bolcs, E. Lindquist, J. Fcrandcz, I. Foreman, Mr. Koenig. . S. Lisk B. Rujg R B. Krueger B. Grainger K. Balcs A. M 3 Winning the C.C.A.L. Championship for the first time in six years, the Cowboys were led by co-captains Bill Krueger and Stan- ley Lisk. Salinas players picked on many all C.C.A.L. teams by sports Writers of Various papers included Charlie DiOrio, Bill Krueger, Stan Lisk, Mervyn Hogan, Ken Boles, Harold Hunter, Arthur McBride. Charlie DiOrio was chosen most valuable player of the season, Ken Boles the most valuable player of the Watsonville game, and Sanford Colburn the most inspirational player. To show their ap- preciation, the players presented Coach Hall with a purple and gold blanket. Cowboys trozmcc Szmla Cru: and lValxmwiIlc M. Hogan C. Diorio M. Davis H. Hunxcr li. Pierson Scores SA LIN AS VARSITY OPPONENT 6 , TURLOCR ..,.. ....v.4,, I 7 6 A , ., I IALLEJO v A. ..., 2 s 7 .... HOLLISTER ..,. ., 7 13 . .A ,,, s EQUOIA . 7 s 32 A WATSONVILLE , . o ss . I .. SANTA CRUZ ,,.,. . C 6 so .......... MONTEREY .. ..,AA o JUNIOR VARSITY 0 C A PACIFIC GROVE ...... ..C.C.,.,.... ,.... 1 9 0 C.,. .,,C,..,C G ONZALES CCCC....CCCC ...C C.,,,v.. o I4 11,, 1,11 K ING CITY ,.,, C C.,CIII - .,..... .,... 1 I R. Nonnemnn A. Fonvillc H. King S. Colburn I , ,-1 1 gfrrj W ,Sw Y ' gif. , f4.f ' .f '54 F K , 'ff 'xx 'a, X Q ,Lt ' ' 'um ' ', . 1 I, H A . gg Lil l Q A ,f aj . ,,.,, .1 1 Q if my l V 1 V , Tiff. ' , i ffl' .V -- -' , Q4 In V , -... - .- , ' N , f i C 3 1 .- 14 -3- f .' 1 5 . A ,Q ,V x .f .. I H Q . ,..,, ,. , ,I 5 A 1 55 x J Vai aaoiiall Cawbrrbcxv lf'iL'f0l'5 owl' Cnrzlzcl Handicapped by the loss of a part of their first string through ineligibility, the Cowbabe football team showed fire and spirit throughout the season although their record of two wins may not show it. In all encounters the Cow- babes proved to be tough opponents for the rest of the league teams. Playing with determination from the open- ing shot to the sound of the final gun at the end of the season, Coach Adams and the fellows never let down a minute in their efforts to win. G. Arthur V. Trembley B. Underwood J. McCoy C. jeffcoat . if JUNIOR VARSITY- From' R-vw: I. Johnson, C. Seydel, J. Douglas, V. Trevcthen, B Willinins N. Martines. Nfiifzllv Row: D. Gill. C. Hedberg, T. Tkaczyk, R. Pere, R. Larsen, F Quiclr , . 5 . ' I. -. 1 ,L Iny1'1'r's 'win owl' King Ciiy Back Row: B. Gilbert, L. Marrines C 0 The Salinas Cowboys ran wild over all C.C.A.L. league opposition this season and won the championship in easy fashion. The Cowboys lost their two opening practice games with Turlock and Vallejo by scores of 7-6 and 25-6. Filled with fire and determination, the Cowboys tied the pow- erful Hollister team 7-7, after holding them scoreless until the last three seconds of the game. A week later in a practice game, the Cowboys cracked the Sequoia team 13-8. After that there was no stopping the rugged Salinas Cowboys who trounced Watsonville 32-0, swamped Santa Cruz 35-6, and in the traditional Thanksgiving game, the potent Salinas eleven unmercifully beat Monterey 50-0. The Cowboys showed up surprisingly well considering that material seemed woe- fully inadequate during early season prac- tice. A lot of credit is due to Coach Tiny Hall, who was the wizard of the inspir- ational playing of his Cowboy team. Although playing but three league games, the Salinas Junior Varsity was one of the best eleven in the league at the close of the 1940 season. These boys will be good material for next year's Varsity Champions! LiglJfzuc'iglJl Rvsz'rz'1'x lzatllr' wilb Curm1'l mul xV1lfX0lIl'flll' In their first practice encounter the Cowbabes met a strong Monterey eleven and were beaten by a score of 6-0 after a terrific struggle during which both teams held their own. Seven days later, after a long tiresome trip to Vallejo, the Cowbabes again lost to a powerful opponent, 6-0. Their brilliant playing, however, kept the spectators on their toes. Filled with fire and determination the Cowbabes returned home to swamp Hollister 14-0 in the first league game of the season. Playing their next game on a terrifically hot afternoon at Watsonville, the team suffered a heart-breaking defeat to Watson- ville, 6-4, during which they threw Watsonville for two touchbacks and kept the ball in their op- ponent's territory during the whole game. Some- how the fellows couldn't climb out of the rut and lost their next conflict to Santa Cruz 13-7. Carmel gave the Cowbabes little trouble as the powerful lightweight eleven unmercifully trounced the Car- mel Varsity 19-0. The Cowbabes rode high and wide over Monterey 6-0 in the final game on Thanks- giving Day. During the season the lightweights scored S0 points against 31 for their opponents. LIGHTWEIGHT RESERVES: Front Row: G. Cholovich, C. Ball, F. Hauschild, H. Johnson, R. Merrill. Bark Raw: N. Presslcy, T. Endo, E. jcnsen, I. Abercrombie, K. Andreason I'I:ryr's fries fm' lmxlcvi llgtlillKf lVufx0n1'i1l1' SHHIIAIX foo fast for Stlllfrl Cru: 'U E Fast and tricky-big and rugged- that spells C.C.A.L. Champs! The Sal- inas quintet rompecl over all opposition in big league style to bring the C.C.A.L. Championship to Salinas for the first time in eight years. The Cowboys opened the season with a twin win over Pacific Grove in a practice contest, and from there on Watsonville was the only team lucky enough to trip the local five. Pacific Grove, winner of the Class B League, gave tough opposition to Salinas as they relinquished the title to the Cowboys, after one of the most sensational games the spectators have witnessed in many years. sw V rl Q' U 1 ' wi. 'Wvvvx I 'VWW J. Hayes, B. Krueger, N. Cominos, K. Bolcs, B. Pierson ,.-2 -,,-f ' .- . Hollixl4'rlu1rMlrrl rrmulm' SNIIIIKIX bn.-'kvl Cnmlou lIllIfU'5 rule'-lmznlml xfmf iltljllillif Cfzrvwl Scores SALINAS OPPONENT ZS ,,,,,,, ., PACIFIC GROVE .. ......, , 19 29 .. .,...,, PACIFIC GROVE ,.,.,.,.. ,, 23 32 .. ,,,,.,,,.., CARMEL ,,,, ,, , 18 33 .. ., .. MONTEREY ,,,, 31 Z9 ..... .,. HOLLISTER ,,,, .. 17 2-I ,,.,, WATSONVILLI2 ., .. 26 21 . ,..A ,,,,, S ANTA CRUZ ..... ...,,, 1 9 SALINAS OPPONENT 25 .,,.,..,.... , NVATSONVILLE ..,,,,,,.,.... 24 Z7 ..... .,,A..,. C ARMEL .,,,,,.A.. .,,,., 1 8 31 ,,,,, ,, . MONTEREY ,.A.A........,,, 20 45 ..., .... H OLLISTER . .,.......,,Y,,. 24 29 ,,.. , ...,, SANTA CRUZ ..., , ,,,... .. 21 39 ,.,,,.,,, PACIFIC GROVE ,,,,,,, .... 2 1 389 ,,,,,,,,,, Tomi. Scomzs ....,,,, ,, 28l Hunter, J. Condon, D. Bolcs, XV. Gruber, B. liulanti D. Tl101i1:1s, B. Errington, L. Hcrrenkolml, T. Cominos, XV. Hoofcr K. Matsushita, K. Stivers, Tognetti, L. Blair, T. Nakaszki D. Chinn, E. Fuller, E. Deis, W. Hoofer, A. M Scores SALINAS OPPONENT sAL1NAs OPPONENT 30 ............ PACIFIC GROVE ..,,...,.... 19 20 .............. SANTA CRUZ ........ ...., 4 1 26 . .......... PACIFIC GROVE ....... C . 13 27 ...,, ,..... W ATSONVILLE ,....... ..., 2 0 30 ....,.. ...... , .. CARMEL .,...,.... - ...... . 14 20 ,,... ........ C ARMEL .,.,....., IS 51 ,..... C... MONTEREY .... ...... 2 7 21 .,.., ...., M ONTEREY ., 31 3 3 ....,1 ....., H OLLISTER ,... ....,. 1 6 29 ,.... .... H OLLISTER .....,. ..,. 2 6 23 ............,. WATSONVILLE ..... ....., 1 0 ...,........ SANTA CRUZ ,... 28 308 ....., TOTAL Scoklis . ,, , V363 Cozulralnfs scorn' agaiusf xV!lfX0llL'iHl' Mrzfslzxhiia srorvs ugninxf Srmfn K. Mason, M. Cutler, P. Krueger, D. Finley, B. XVyman . . 3 The Salinas High lightweight basketball team put on the court one of the best quintets which this high school, or any school, has seen in many years. What the Cowbabes may have lacked in height, they made up for by being the trickiest five in the league. Led by All C.C.A.L.,, players, Captain Kay Matsushita and Lamar Blair, the Cowbabes completed a highly successful season losing only two league games one to Santa Cruz, and the other to Monterey. Al- though handicapped by the loss of several first string players through injuries and weight rules, Coach Woody,' Adams and the team succeeded in furnishing plenty of thrills for their en- thusiastic spectators. Wnfxourillc nzzxailx ball nmlvr .S'f:1im1.v lmxkwl Sllllfll Cru: glltlftli Salina.: -:mm azmllq '7wck Wimnng the Monterey Relays and de- feating Monterey in a practice dual, the Salinas Varsity tracksters show great pos- sibilities to win the C.C.A.L. Championship as this annual goes to press. The squad of excellent material consists of the sensational Les Hiserman, Chester Brune, Jim Hayes, Vincent Trembley, and Peter Pedrazzi in the running eventsg and Kenneth Boles, Bob Grainger, Ralph Thom- sen, and Les Hiserman in field events. Les Hiserman, a sophomore, displays form and speed which make him a real threat to any opposition in the 440 and 880. Chester Brune, a senior and first-year track- man, also has talent and endurance in the mile events. Vincent Trembley is noted for his showing in the 220 low hurdles. Ken Boles has the muscle it takes to be a real dis- cus man. Rugged Bob Grainger showed the bronze and effort which is needed for a good shot-putter. These fellows should go far under the leadership and skill of Coach Marion Tiny,' Hall who has coached two Championship teams this year. Frou! Row C Brune N Prcssley, T. Morimoto, B. Errington, A. Jackson. Bark Row: Coach Hall R Thomson, B. Anderson, B. Martin, V. Trembley, L. Hiserman, B. Miniken, J. Hayes 'EIT . 5 f' x I' Front Row: T. Yamamoto, J. Garcia, J. McCoy, R. Knntor, B. Kraul, B. Hoffman, L. Welker, G. Cholovich, F. Hauschild, K. Fujimoto, J. Rossi, G. Kono. Bark Row: Coach Hall, C. White, J. Flores L. Blair, J. Giles, C Soria, M Rodriquez, K Mason, R. Rugglcs, T. Tokiwa, G. Thurlby, H. Nonneman, 1 N? . . .- . . q. WRX- - 'ix ,. , .. ,li t - ss,--. T- S. Ikeda 6 S751 :ul -l:' -.Aqua-. . . 'S ' ..+. l , V . - - , ,A it ef ' , lt' . ' , Q , ' x . 2 1- In , , . , gf? z,, g ,., i,.I ,,.-s. g v Q. , ,-5 . 9' 'Z I 'Qs ' MLS' . -K l 'mu ... .. - A --J-. , Z l - '7wck Setting the C.C.A.L. relays, the Mon- terey dual track meet, and the King City Invitational, as forerunners of things to come, the Salinas Union High School light- weight team can claim a successful year. During the year many of the high school's marks were lowered: C. White tied and later broke the existing school 660 mark, C. Soria broke the former 440 record, R. Ruggles broke the high jump record, while L. Blair shattered the pole-vault record. In the discus, J. Giles out-threw the former platter toss. The lightweights, coached by Tiny Hall, are usually strong in the Sprints, but this year the strong event was distance with C. White, G. Thurlby and C. Soria all break- ing the former marks. In the C.C.A.L. and North Coast meets the Cowbabes also made an excellent show- ing, but the results were too late for publi- cation. 99 ' T ' - 'i'iR:.:L Y f-.,g- ,. - , bi-Y i 5 1? Frou! Row: N. Lee, B. Krueger, li. Deis, H. Humer, B. Gruber, V. Travel hen L. Recck, B. Connor, W. Huofcr, II. Soares, P. Peclrnzzi, XV. Colombini, T. Campus, R. Nonnemnn, N. Cuminos. Bark Row: B, Estep, B. Miller. B. Agums, F. Sumo, E. Wark, A. McBride, P. Krueger, A. Quinlcro, B. Petersen, G. Brown, B. Cnpurro, D. Rowland, K. Andrenson, Lunch 'XVoody Adams. Swinging for Salinas Wirming four out of the four games played so far this season, this year's squad of seasoned veterans under Coach Woody Adams is one of the best baseball aggreg- ations this school has ever witnessed. So far this season the Cowboys have beaten Mon- terey, Santa Cruz, Carmel, and King City. 100 B The Salinas Cowboy baseball team is the only undefeated nine in the league so far this season, and seems well on its way to the C.C.A.L. Championship. Trouble al bomv? .. Xiiggwli +1 G. Franco W. Camera The C.C.A.L. Fall Single Tourn- ament was won by Captain Eugene Franco and the Doubles by Franco and Howard Brummit. Players ac- cording to ladder ranking were E. Franco, W. Camera, E. Lopes, F. Foster, J. Coy, A. Heinz, E. Haw- kins, R. Force. Salinas won by these overwhelming odds: Watsonville 8 - 3 , Santa Cruz 6-5, Monterey 11-10, Carmel 10-9, and Pacific Grove 11-0. Earlier in the season the team defeat- ed Watsonville 7-0, Sequoia 7-2, Poly-Tech High S-3, Lincoln High 9-3, and San Mateo 4-4. G. Franco, W. Camera, E. Lopes, F. Foster, J. Coy, is ennbi Not to be outdone by football and basketball, Coach Fred Clayson's tennis team came through with an- other C.C.A.L. championship for S.H.U.S. In spite of losing several players, the team easily managed to capture the championship. 1- T ' ' ' l gig.. F. Foster E. Lopes A. Heinz, B. Glikbnrg, B. Force, E. Hawkins fwbta-Mme! Spank Under the capable supervision of Coach Fred Clayson, minor sports- minor in division heading but major in body and character building- again come to the front by produc- ing teams which competed in the third annual C.C.A.L. Minor Sports Festival at Salinas, May 24. WRESTLING TEAM: BaL'kR0w: ManagerJ.Higashi, W. Purcell, P Phillips A Olsen, P. Mehringer, Captain, A. Fields, H. Powers, Coach Clayson Front Row: B. Cross, J. Endo, G. Kono, G. Mnsuda, R. Sanchez 1-1.k . ' TUMBLING TEAM: In Action! BOXING TEAM: B. Cross, P. Phillips, A. Fields, H Po E. Burns, Captain W. Wong This part of the athletic curricula makes it possible to create an interest in sports other than the more public- ized major sports. At the Northern California Junior Wrestling Tourna- ment, held in Salinas last March, Douglass Orr, and James Endo were gold medal Winners . . . Wayne Pur- cell Won a gold medal at the North- ern California Senior Wrestling Tournament at San Jose . . . The volleyball team defeated Watsonville Y.M.C.A., S.J.C., Methodist Church, and lost to the Visayans . . . Captain Chad Frew and the archery team competed in the National Telegraph- ic High School Archery Meet . .. Sal- inas Hi ping-pong sharks defeated Monterey in a dual tournament . . . The tumbling team presented num- erous performance and participated with the visiting S.J.C. team in a sports assembly held in the boys' gym. Captain Wallace Trelford, Harold Nonneman, and Manuel Simas tumbled between halves of basketball games . . . Outstanding boxers were Woodrow Wong, Takima Shin, Carlos Orendain, and Earl Burns . . . Captain John Garcia and his handball experts have been keeping the courts quite busy . . . The softball team eagerly hopes for the opportunity to meet Hollister in semi-finals again in the Minor Sports Festival . . . Captain J. Fourcade has consist- antly lead the horseshoe team in scoring . . . Badminton this year still struggled along, but was handicapped by lack of playing space. .,i ' TUMBLING TEAM: Burk Row-H. Nonncman, J. MacKedie, D. Crabtree, A. Cahoon, S. Black, Coach Clnyson. Frou! Row-M. Semas, L. Welker, R. Collins, Captain W. Trclford, B. Krziul XVRESTLING PRACTICE TABLE TENNIS VOLLEY BALL BOMBERS : A. Liwnnag, L. Gongora, C. Salim, Captain J. Garcia, S. Garcia, Coach Clayson PL!! ww 'asa f u 7 JI 34 11' U i BOYS' GOLF CLUB Jack Condon Dick Daley Tom Tracy Herschel Scott Jimmy Strobel GIRLS' GOLF CLUB Margaret Edwards Shirley Capurro Mary Io Graves Betty Knowlton Jerry Adcock Vivian Martin Hunter Johnson Stewart Ish Clayton Brewer Dick Bryan Bob Conradi Maisie McCann Eileen Brown Barbara Maples Maryhelcn Ferguson Annabella Johnson Barbara Lamb H. Stoft Illlfl D. Duffy walcb B. Coururfi make' ll xbox' . . . B. Conrmli fvvs aff before Ibm' golf group W! The Salinas golf team fought through the many hardships which they encountered while playing Monterey, Carmel, Watsonville, Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove, and Hollister. Under the leadership of Stewart Ish, captain of the team, and Coach Fillmore Koenig, the golfers started out by losing to Monterey, although members of the team distinguished themselves as good sportsmen. The outstanding players of the team Were Stewart Ish, Bob Conradi, and Jim Strobel. Conradi Won the championship of che boys' handicap and was awarded the bronze trophy. If time permits Bob Conradi and Stewart Ish will compete in the North Coast Section Tournament. In all respects che team had a successful season, especially in developing beginners and underclassmen as good prospects for the coming year. Freshmen P. E. Boxing Class . . . Tumbling star jack Macliedie doing handstand . . . L. Hiserman wins Interclass Varsity Cross Country Race . . . Table Tennis . . . More Intcrclass track winners and com- petitors . . . Wrestlers . . . Freshman Tumbler Harold Nonncman . . . Tumbling Team in Pyramid formation i' QA . .R -fd., 41 .QI - V- .I il V is V J i .1 ' . . . we. 'arf 'J 'J- 11 A 'J f 79 I I -wt ,lfkgi I 'W .Vx . y I 1 11 izsbij., A K ' X- .r-il inf ' ,Q 433 ' . 'Q pf 1: ' 1 , A ' -V it A f- ,L -2' , ' . -1 V gl- tfff,.'.1u :ii f 0 A' fl 'rim bf A1 .n GF 1 '- '55, .,., 29? I l I .' 'I 451 G.A.A. OFFICERS: MAISIE MCCANN, Sccretnryg DOREEN AUTSEN, Presidcntg MARGE HOLES, Vice-president Working closely with advisor Miss Joan Hughes, Was this year's G. A. A. preXy Doreen Autsen. Not only was Doreen tops in our own G. A. A., but she was also Vice- president of the Central Coast Counties Athletic League. No Wonder the files were always in such good order! Competent vice- president Margie Boles Was always on the job. She and Maisie McCann, the secretary-treasurer, are two of the school's high-ranking tennis players. Energetic Marion Von Soosten held the office of scrapbook manager this year. X, pf M2 -A I 'h...A-ical ii' -11 C Little but mighty . . . Smiling VVi1mers . . Looks easy, but hy xt' . ,NH- . I p X ii ii I ' 'A G.A.A. SWEATERS: Fronl: M. Hicks, M. Minetti, B. Erringtou. Bark: A. Dolan, M.TWisselman, D. Autsen, B. Wilabe, J. Romero. Not in Pichlre: J. Cahil, L. Vnnsandt, L. Bravin, E. Moxley, MANAGERS: M. Miyanaga, M. A. Bnrdin, P. Iverson, B. Lamb, E. Coroniotis, E. Yokoynma S. Tazumi, F. Cutler Salinas co-eds have long been known as the cleverest in the coun- try, but they can also lay claim to being good athletes, too! To keep the outdoor-minded ufemmesv happy, five new sports have been added this year. This brings the total number of activities offered up to nineteen. Points are now being given for swimming, ski- ing, golf, bowling, and game offic- iating. Any girl who can't win an award now is simply unothin' but a nothin' as far as G. A. A. is con- cerned. Salinas was hostess again this year for the annual playday. During the morning, approximately eight hun- dred girls from nine schools enjoyed hockey, soccer, basketball, and base- ball. Afterwards, the entire group went to the beach for an afternoon of swimming, bowling, and badminton. 7 -1, A bully slarfx off Un' borkry gamr There,s nothing more exciting than a rousing good game of junior-senior hockey! Melva Hicks, team came through in fine style as winner. Comes spring and you can see the future Alice Mar- blesu out practicing their forehand, backhand, and serves. Outstanding were Margaret Minetti, Maisie McCann, Jane Trembly, and Vivian Martin. Badminton is a challenge to anyone's skill and agility because of its speed. Doreen Breese, Patti Iverson, Bette Moore, and Jane Holme are pleasing to Watch. il- BADMINTON: Doreen Breese, Bettie Moore, Jane Holme, Patti Iverson TENNIS: Vivian Martin '108 XS X J Ag- - Sunny afternoons in the inner court . . . arrows thudding against the target! The archery team won second place this year in the National Telegraphic Archery Meet for High Schools. Strike! Spare! Turkey! Split! The bowling class must be in session! It is fast becoming one of the favor- ite sports of the upperclassmen. Not much finesse-:H but plenty of fight distinguishes a freshman soc- cer game. Pat Allen's team gathered top honors this year. A IEII 4 . .9 -, 1' ' SQA. 1 T 1 I: -1115: 'w' TA T L-, l fir - Y ai fly! 'il ARCHERY: M. A. Bnrdin, Al. Tynan, M. Boles SOCCER: B. McCoy, P. Allen, S. Cominos, J. Barba, M. Edwards, L. Orr, 15. Kelly, M. Rcamcs, j. Dskc. D. Thomas BOWLING: M. Brown, F. Cutler Spam Y , ,,,., I -vfgf' GOLF: J. Adcock, M. Ferguson G- AU111'-15, M4 Participating in golf for the first time, nine of the fairsex drove out to the Salinas Country Club every Tuesday and Thursday for instruction. Each girl Was required to play at least tWC11ty-SCVCH holes and the best player Was chosen the latter part of May. Annabelle Johnson, Jerry Adcock, Margaret Edwards, and Eileen Brown vied for top honors. With about thirty-five girls out for riding, the class received instruction under the direction of Marvin Roberts of the Rodeo Riding Academy and Mr. VanAtta of the high school faculty. The Spring baseball season attracted a large number of G.A.A. girls. The teams participated in a fast round of games with each striving hard to Win the coveted first place honor. Some of the co-eds discovered that they could imporve their posture and sense of balance through participation in tumbling classes. RIDING: P. Knntor, S. Cominos, L. Bravin, M. Twissclman ,ff TUMBLING: A. Parsons, P. Cline, G. Ausmus 110 P. Kanter, D. Arthur, C. Sunkler, B. Andrcason, L. Vnnsnndt, J. Adcock i l Speak L. Padcn C. Eisemann N. Mitchell Fisher S. Matsushita H. Jones E Yokynma BASKETBALL: B. Christensen, B. Christensen, P. Easton I. Coleman, J. Romero, I. Moxlcy VOLLEYBALL: B. Lamb, M. Silk, K. Carlsen, Nl. Romero M. Davies Speedball was one of the first sports of the opening school term, and after many fast games the sea- son came to a close with Connie Eise- mann's and Beverly Hutchinson's sophomore teams tied for top place. The basketball court witnessed many exciting games in the late fall of the school year, and of the many Juniors and Seniors out for after- school basketball, Eileen MoXley's team Walked off with high honors. During the rainy season the girls' gym was a scene of intense excite- ment, because volleyball had taken the sports spotlight. From this group the following three Winning teams were selected: Lillian Bulanti's fresh- man team, Dorothy Arthur's sopho- more team, and Doris Reich's and Mary Davies' junior-senior team. 1-xv? , 11 'I It Group I: Janice Lamb, Margaret Power, Terry Milstend, Barbara Storm. G7'01l-ll II: i- , 1 i gli 1 4- '7apancl4aZkf25 Lorraine Orr, Joy Luce H Group I: Mary Ann Bardin, Bette Anson Bettie Moore, Babcttc Hagerman. Group Il Elaine Coroniotis, Lucilc Willianisoiz ,...- 1 n Doris Arthur lmognc Palmer -.,. 1 ti, Q i fllaclemfb Time: Open House Night. Place: High School Auditorium. Action: The Annual Dance Program-the climax of almost nine Weeks of dance instruction for Salinas co- eds! Schottisches, waltzes, tap routines, and modern dancing were all the order of the evening. Folk dances of Europe and the United States were presented by frosh, buck and Wing by sophomores, and the more sophisticated modern dance by the juniors and seniors. li E Kay Carlsen, Aldine Dolan, Beverly Andrensun, Gcncvn Ausmus Anna Mac Fujino Dorcfsn Breast Aldn Dolan f., If V L ,f' f lx' X Ltjjxjff I NJLXL, ' X AXA' I 'U M 'fjfw ' K! X . K, ,J L! U f 1 j 4 'jj D 4 X fy ff- -fy -.fu-'f X., A X L14 , . ,VM f C Mfr :J X ,Jn I IAMKKVV, -1,4 li , A., , Y,.- 1 V, f , , 14 1 1 - , uf' Lf ,' -f Alu , M K ' -a aa ' .. Z-th it xx . fb Mwyqym A 441 J fo U jf ' k' 1 Wh. W' M . 1 y i TK, xx x K W I W X '23 I 1 1 1 uf 1 r , ,A vm Z1 TH Q- Lf- fi , Q X 2. I I wi X' 1 j Xi Nt jifhhix V91-:Z ' .4 ,5 FFF. , iv 'lv 1, , - .' as 'l ' U V, VV f I 'V Y l .ff,. .' 9? 9 V I r f , '11 A.D.H. Co. .A.,,..............,......,,.... . Alisal Body Bc Fender W Al's Store ,.......,.....,.,. ... orks.. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 120 153 ..,...,...E ...... - ....,.. .... 13 6 Babcock Cover Co. ,,,,, , ,,,,,,, . Bartlett's Emporium .... Beck's Shoe Shop .E ..,..A . Bernice Shop ..A..,A....,.... Bertelsman's Market ...E .,........ Bootery ............................. Breschini's Radio Shop... Brown, A. L. 8c Sons .... Bon Marche .............. .... California Jeweler ...- ...... ... Coca Cola Bottling Co .... .......... Cominos Hotel 86 Town House Cornell Tractor Co.,..H .......... , ..... .. Corrine's Beauty Shop Day's Dress Shop ............ Dayton-Johnson Co. ........ . Dr. Pepper Bottling Co ..... .. Economy Drugs ............ ... Edwards Service Station. ...... -. Emstel's Shoes ....... E ....... Farmers Mercantile Co. ................... . Franciscan Hotel Sl Coff Franl-:'s Tamale Shop ...- ee Shop ....... 140 152 ...., 122 148 150 ..... 152 2.24 ........ ..... l 4 6 ........., 149 ....,....... 1 54 -........ -.-.......2-.., 12 6 120 136 144 128 ............................-. 124 ..1.........-. .... ... 142 152 ..... 148 151 134- 128 144 . 136 Frazer's Sporting Goods. ....... ....., E R ...,..... ,,,., 1 46 Gadsby's Musici Store ..... .-2...HH ....... ......... . . 146 Gaudin Motor Co.. ..... f ....... .W ............ - ........ 122 Germain Seed Co. ....... 2 ........ ..-. 142 Glikbarg, M. M. ..:. E ..... .. Goodfriend's ' ..... ........ Gould, George S ........ Green's Studio ..... Hampshire, F. V. ...,..... . Hanlfs Drug Storee.. ...... . Hayward Lumber Co. .... . Holaday's Drugs ....... Hughes' Stationery ...... ,Iacobson's Flowers ...... ,Ieffery Hotel ........ Johnson's Garage ....... Karl's Shoe Store 134 ............,....-................. 152 - ....... 130 117 130 ..- .............. -..- ......... 140 - ....... E.- .............. 132 130 152 152 .............-....... 150 Kennedy, Harley .............. Keyhole Sporting Goods .... Kirby's Shoes .................... ............ Krouglfs Drugs . ..... 2 ........ --.- ..... Label s . ............ .,.. . Lamar Bros. .... ....,........ . Lauritson BL Salmina .. .... Leach's Pharmacy ........... - ....... Lillian's Exclusive Shop Lisk, Blanche E. ............ . Mission Creamerics, Inc. Mitchell 86 Silliman Co. Mode O'Day ..................... . Monterey County Bank ......... ................ Montgomery Ward 81 Co. 146 150 .-.Eu .... ...... .,...... 1 3 8 A ,........ 128 153 ..... 142 ..... 124 126 138 144 ..... 128 138 142 .- ........................... 148 .E ....... - .......... - 152 1 32 ...-E.- ....... .- ...... 1 5 1 Myrtle's Print Shop ..... . National Dollar Store ....... Owen, Roy .. ...,....,..........,.......... .. Peninsula Typewriter Exchange ....... Penney, J. C. 82 Co. .,,,...,.......,. . Pep Creamery ,.,... ....... Petti, Anthony .......... Polly-Anna Bakery ................... E ,...... Porter Bc Irvine ...,.. ,..,, ...... . W ........ Price, Al ........,.............. Professional Sponsors .... Ramona Bake Shop ..... ... Reidy, Mae ..... r......... E ........ E ...... . .. , ....... Reliable Cleaners ....,. Rhodes Tire Shop ....... Richardson Motor Co. .... Richmond, Florence E. ...... - ....... ..- ............ --... Robert's Men Shop ........ AE..- ....... - ....... EW... Rodeo Riding Club ..... Rollerland ....... ..... Rosebrook, Guy L. Ruben ' Salinas Armature N Motor W'orltsE ...,.... , ...... Salinas Drive-In, Grocery Dept. ...... . Salinas Drive-In, Meat Dept. ..... . Salinas Glass Shop ................... - ....... Salinas Golf Club .... Salinas Hardware ...... Salinas Salinas Index-journal 81 Morning Post ..... .... . . Salinas National Bank . ........ ..- ....... - ....... ........ . Salinas Radio Service ......... .......... 7 ....... - .-.. Salinas Title Guarantee Co. .. - ....... .. Salinas Valley Ice Co. ...... - ........ . Salinas Valley Realty Co. ......... . Salinas Valley Wax Paper Co. ....... . Sapaco Grocery ....................... Shannon, O. F. ...... . Sproles, Harris B. SteVe's Restaurant ....... Stoffey 81 Rochex ....... Talcott Lumber Co. Taylor's Jewelry Store ....... Togo Clothing .... ........ ......................... ...... Tom's Drug Store ..... EW, ...... E ........ ...-. Topper Creameties ..... E ............. Taiyo Garage ...,........ Tynan Lumber Co. .... . XValker's Signal Cafe .... .......... Wallace's ,-...- ..... -.,.-.-. ....... ,W-........ Wl1imster's Hardware . ...... - ...... ....,... ,....... Whitehil1's ...- ............ 'Williamson Realty Co. .... E ..... . Xvilrnoth, S. G. uBud ..................r. Wickenden's Men's Store ..... DME.- ......... ,...Y...-.- Woods Lumber Co. ........ ....... - 2 ................ -2 Woollard Press ...- ..... -.. Yellow Calm Co. .... . Reitz ........,.........,....,...,.........,.. ...... Independent ............... .. ............... 134 152 154 142 150 151 153 126 144 150 118 136 122 14-1 140 124 124 134 149 153 138 130 148 153 130 144 126 140 124 120 126 120 149 138 150 149 126 148 154 132 140 122 140 128 158 151 132 148 134 146 142 122 134 122 130 136 152 120 C lIgl'llfIlll7fi0lIS fo fbc Class of '41 Green's Camera Shop DR. ROGER W. XWERNER SURGICAL FOOT SPECIALIST Room 208 Salinas National Bank Bldg. Telephone 4184 Salinas, California I9 8 WILEY REEVES, M. D. EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT Salinas National Bank Building Phone 4284 DR. GENE R. FULLER JAMES H. MCPHARLIN, M. D. W. H. BINGAMAN, M. D OPTOMETRIST PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON PHYSICIAN AND SURGECN Telephone 6201 264 Main Street Salinas, California Phonei: Office 6176 - Residence 5395 Farmers Mercantile Building W. I-I. FARR, M. D. MASAO TAKESHITA, OPT. D. XVILLIAM M. HAYES, D. D. PHYSICIAN .xxu SURGEON OPTOMETRIST DIZNTIST Cnzlzjrlrli' Pb,yxirII1 Eye Exrllllillrlfion SOS fviairi Phone 4423 Phone 3849 38 li. Market St. Salinas McDougall Bldg. Phone F. E. WIEBE, M. D. PHYSICIAN Asn SURGEON Phone 5741 Salinas National Bank Building DR. CLINTO I. ZOBEL PHYSICIAN - SURGEON - OSTEOPATH Phone 6409 631 South Main St. Salinas, California BARD R. DAUGHTERS DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY 245 Main Srrccl: Salinas, Calif Telephone 3608-If no answer Call -IS-IS ARTHUR L. XVESSELS, M. D. XV. MEYENBERG DR. LYNN H. NIELSEN DENTIST CHIROPRACTOR X-Ray - Pbi.Yi0fl7l'1ll'llJ' Office Hours: 10:30 to 12 - Z to 5 110 john St., Salinas Medical Bldg. 206-207 Salinas National Bank Bldg Salinas Salinas, California 308 Main St. Phone 7248 Salinas, 1 RUDOLPH O. GRIESS, B. SC., M. D. Di.vI'n.w's aml Surgerg' of EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Fitting of Glasses - Oculist Phones: Office 5623 - Residence 7l59 410 Salinas National Bank Bldg. Salinas H. J. KOENECKE, M. D. Phone 5839 Room 12 Bank of America Building H. A. GOWMAN DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY Salinas, California 46 NVest Alisal St. Phone HARRY L. NOLAND ATTORNIQY-AT-LAW Salinas National Bank Building Phone 6908 RAY APPLEBY DENTIST Salinas National Bank Building Phone 4785 LESTER L. BLOUNT, M. I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 14 Hatton Street Phone Spreckels, California z'Fr'r ,1 .-Y, J , . f . , , -QJQ' , f Aff: .gi ' . x H 9235.92 1 111' w ug, 5 ' ,Q We Women I I9 Co11graiu1aii011s fo the . . . CLASS OF 1941 SALINAS INDEX-JOURNAL -and- SALINAS MORNING POST 137 Monterey Street Salinas, California Conzplivncfnfs of . . . YELLOW CAB A-D-H CO. ANDERSON, DOUGHERTY, HARGIS C4 Plumbing - Sheet Metal - Heating Hardware - Welding - Houseware I 225 Main Street Salinas, Cal SALINAS RADIO SERVICE HARRY GRAY, PROP. and GllHl'H17fFC'fI Repairs 011 Any Make RADIO 0 0 Phone 7460 Dial 7337 Salinas 227 Monterey St. Salinas, Cal: A! X-2' R my li Wifi f gm '7ol5'Xq N74 fW X Let's get a Coca-Cola COCA-COLA 251W.MARKET I 0 When you Want a refreshing moment's rest, swing into the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola. It's the right step to real refreshment. B O T T L I N G C 0 PHONE 6769 ,rv- Students at Work! 121 Goorl Luelz io fbe Class of '41 illco GAUDIN MOTOR CO. WM commrw FORD - L1NeoLN - ZEPHYR - MERQUR BUILDING COUNSELLORS LUMBER vezmzmzf :mel Retail - . We H ave Everyfloilzg zz LUMBER YARD should sfocle 312 E. Alisal St. Phone 7603 Salinas, California Srzlizms Valleys Largesf Service Sfrltion Monterey 85 San Luis Streets Dial 6414 BECKBS SHOE SHOP MAE REIDY SHOP SHOE RE-NEWING By Modern Factory Methods 0 Disfilfetive WOIlZ61I,S Wafer' Ladies, W01'lc zz S peeizzlty 0 209 Main St. Phone 4295 O. P. Beck, Prop. Salinas, Calif. 266 Main Street Salinas, Cai Phone 3848 S. G. Wilinotli, Prop. S. G. 'QBUDD CO GR TULATI WILMOTH'S TEXACO N A ONS SERVICE STATION WHITEHILL,S WASHING - PoL1sH1NG THE HUB STEAM CLEANING Tires - Tubes - Tire Repairing - Accesso e l and Battery Recharging Free Pick Up and Delivery Service Monterey SL E. Gabilan Sts. Salinas, Calif. 226-222 lfiiam Street , In a inas -Q. pu- .W ar' Familiar Faces LABEL'S FLORENCE E RICHMOND CORSET SHOP CLOTHES Fon MEN AND WOMEN Credit? Why Certainly Phone S 115 EA elusive Gossard C01 setiere Telephone 6161 14 W. Alisal St ee r Main Street Salinas California BERTHA DAY DRESS SHOP For Smart S1707 tsweavf SALINAS INDEPENDENT 16 View 996 SG C xS9?'Y?J otvfxxx CASTROVILLE NEWS Combznefi CllC7lldfl0l7 Now Mme Thai 340 Mam Street Phone 6 325 9 000 C0lZg1df1Lldfl017S and Best Wishes to the Szfudenis 0 tht SALINAS UNION HIGH SCHOOL from the Richardson Motor Co 124 Monterey and E Ahsal Streets 0 I 0 I 149 1 G 1 0. S 0 3? 0 1 I I A9 f Q- I -5 W. -V . f . ' 'f -QgP'f:,,-iii f AM., -HQ: ' , wqv , lp N .- -.u5i::, - ' 1' N -- 4 , 1 ' '- mfr, ' ff' A Lunch Periods Telephone 7781 Lowen, Mgr. TIRES - TUBES - VULCANIZING TIRE RETREADING FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING All Wfork Gzlarmzieeff THE CALIFORNIA JEWELER TW Se U'ce Use Your Credit Open Sluulays 367 Main Street Salinas, Calif. N exf to E1 Rey Theatre Monterey 85 E. Market Sts. Phone 617 SALINAS SAPACO GOLF 85 COUNTRY CLUB CASH GROCERY GOLF AND GOLF SUPPLIES O O pen the Year R011 url 102 East Market Street Bob Wilson, Pro. H. B. Smith, Mgr. Phone 8255 Salinas National Bank l HOME OWNED AND HOME OPERATED P a A Fmwlly Bank B A K E R Y If QESXEEE ji ' AND PASTRY l TI-IE HOME OF GOOD BREAD' Member of the I FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION .126 319 Main Street Phone 475 2.,,,.4 H 1 'Re I' R ' ' .L We Men 127 LILLIAN'S EXCLUSIVE SHOP CORRINNFS BEAUTY SHG S perizzlizing in LILLIAN SEEDMAN, PROP. PERMANENT WAVING Dresses - Coats Costume Jewelry Accessoi ies I Phone 7300 231 Main Street Phone 4 362 Main Street Salinas, Calif. Salinas I , C011g1'niu1zzfi011s io the CLASS OF 1941 C0lIZpIi71ICl7fS of . . . TOGO CLOTHING CO. KEYHOLE SPORTING GOODS Shoes - Shoe Repairing 0 MEN'S FURNISHINGS 11 E. Gabilan Phone 3479 Salinas, California 9 Wfest Market Street Farmers Mercantile Co. ' FOUNDED 36 YEARS AGO ' Serving Residents of Salinas and Monterey County for a generation 0 Tloc' Gwzrlucztes of the Past and Those of Today Still Receive the Utmosi of QUALITY SERVICE PRICE 9 MACHINE SHOP FARM HARDWARE TRUCKS FARMING IMPLEMENTS TRACTORS I 8 Backs to You 129 ' SALINAS HOLADATS PHARMACY DRIVE-IN MEAT MARKET CHASE HOLADAY VGN R. CONNER, PROP. EXfGlIfIS C0l1gI'Uf7lIdfi0llS I0 fbe CLASS OF 1941 , 0 Monterey 86 San Luis Sts. 345 Main St. Phone 4864 Phone 6886 Your Aj2j1cfarn11Ccf Is Our Rffspolzsibilifyu BE wnzs suv wuzz ECONOMIZEAT A A WHERE SMILING SERVICE XNELCOYVTES YOU Men's Wear C I Phone 6443 220 Main Street South Main SC John Sts. Telephone 45 71 F. V. HAMPSHIRE GEO. S. GOULD C0 f ff0 W1 B iMe REAL ESTATE - GENERAL INSURANC APPRAISALS JOHN O. BRESCHINI AAANAGIER, INS. DEPT. JOE PIINI, Ass'T 0 DoRoTHY NIELSEN NOTAIKY 0 246 Hawthorne Street Salinas, California 64 West Alisal Street Telephone 80 130 Assemblies WOOLLARD PRESS C011graf111a1'io11s fo . . . CLASS OF 1941 Social mul Com nzcrcinl STEVESS RESTAURANT PRINTING o I Telephone 6883 364 Blain Sire 203 Salinas Street Phone 4317 Salinas, California C01IgI'Hf7llHfi0lI.? to fbc' . . . GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Tire and Battery Service CLASS OF 1941 HOMER T. HAYWARD o LUMBER CO. 141 Lake Street Phone 3123 I Salim'-S, California Salinas, California MCDNTEREY CGUNTY 7fLmz'fSi5wmqA B H N K SINCE 1890 V 2 Coerzgwztulatiofzs Class of 1941 Students at Play , Y coon suofsanoslflgv 0 262 Main St. Phone 3 595 WILLIAMSON REALTY CO. HSC'l'1!flIg Your Real Esfafc Ncc'a's Insurance of All Kind ROBERT'S MEN'S SHOP Sm:zrtes2f Cloibes in Town Suits - Topcoats - Slacks Shoes - I-Iats - Furnishings Dial 6922 208 Main Str Salinas, California NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY LIFE INSURANCE - ANNUITIES M. M. GLIKBARG I Representative 352 Main St. Phone 6297 82 W. Gabilan St. Phone 68 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF FQRTY-ON Phone 3347 Wfe Never Close WALKER'S SIGNAL CAFE BAR-B-Q STEAKS - CHICKEN DINNERS SANDWICI-IES 1 0 1 Highway South Salinas, Calif . ' 134 A1161 rr c'o1'rlinl izwizfation fo visit our neu lVI0f1c'1'11 Prilzzfing pltZ7ZIf at 336 Monterey Street MYRTLE'S PRINT SHOP Salinas, California x F Mob Scenes 135 A QUINQERQGS 271 E. Alisal St. Phone S701 Salinas S11c'c'0ss fo fha . . . GRADUATING CLASS OF 1941 THE RAMONA BAKERS Bake the Best of Eueryfbilzg in the Lille of FINE CAKES - PASTERIES - ROLLS mul PIES Ana' They C0l7gI'Hf1lldfC 1176 Class of '41 RAMONA BAKE SHOP FRANK'S Tamale Shop Specializilzg in gg 1-ORE SPANISH DISHES Also to Take Out AL MIGNOLA FOR BANQUETS AND PARTIES Phone 5 25 3 210 Main St. 231 Salinas St. Salinas, C111 H0teICunHn0s 8 Uwhw Smm Town House C0HmeShm1 wishes to exzfcmi CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '41 COMINOS BROS. PROPRIETORS I 36 -f 41.,'i' vffi xii., 1 v ,g'- , 1- 7. -al -at fl.. N A .V-gf ,,5,Y,- ..,-N., . Ne -. -3,-,.., -M un. x 'fn iff A- .,gx ,-I --x.- . -.v .. lg Y. , vi. - .'vA -.. We Farmers 13 7 SALINAS VALLEY ICE CO., Ltd. Ice AlIjflUhCI'C' in fha Valley Air Conditioned Ice Refrigerators 6 U U R0 0 I I n GLC CAM ONE FOURTEEN JOHN STREET I SALINAS, CALIFORN CALL US FOR A 10-DAY FREE TRIAL 124 Soledad Street Telephone 5781 HARLEY KENNEDY T ,S DRUG STCRE GENERATORS - STARTERS T. HITCHCOCK Batteries Rejmircrl 0 Korfalzs and Szzpplies 0 145 Monterey Street Phone 7468 360 Main Street Phone S7 Colzgrfazfnlrziiolzs 190 fha . . . CLASS OF 1941 BLANCHE LISK LAURITSON 86 SALMINA UP-STAIRS' SHOP I MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES 233 Salinas Street Phone 5967 I Salinas, California 296k Main St. Phone 42 Have You Heard 139 TIRE Sc BRAKE SERVICE Ona' Again HMOLLCY-MADE qualify an Wforkifzrzzlsbip sforcs as fbe 1941 El Gzzbilmz is cased in a Mollog'-Mm1'c' cov . . . from 1111111951211 EUVHW 0 235 Monterey Street Salinas 1 131 Oberlin Drive Glendale, Califou Szlcccss fo . . . CLASS OF 1941 HANK,S TAYLOR' S DRUG STORES W fm.. , I HANK MULLER, PROP, Jewelry 0 Exquisifc' PL'l'fIl'llIL'S I 0 317 Main St. Alisal 86 Wczods Sts. 139 Main SUCCK I I fl' Ok 0 ' FLOWERS 162 Maiil St. Phone 5755 Night Phone 6198 ' 140 SALINAS HARDWARE -for- FINE QUALITY PAINTS 331 Main St. Duicli Bcy S Q. 4? A Monkey Business 141 nnurnn-uuunsun cu. I All Forms of IIISYZIYIUCL ' l 157 Main Street Telephone 3939 Salinas, California SEEDS PLANTS INSECTICIDES FERTILIZERS GARDEN TOOLS PET SUPPLIES .3 7 NI-XIIN MISSION CREAMERIES, Inc. MILK - ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN 0 20 East Alisal St. Phone 7583 Salinas, California PENINSULA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE LATE MODEL TYPEWRITERS Rented, Sold, Repaired Complete Line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES 213 Main Street Phone 7649 ' 142 FOSTORIA 1 be Glass 0 D1SfI17Cfl0l7 WHIMSTER'S HARDWARE 247 Main St. a 1 C01lIIJliIl26llfS 0 KROLIEH J' L CUT RITE DRUG! 15 6 Main St. 420 Monterey 633 E A11sa1Sr Q L53 X 4 .TX it 4 PHONE 52 S '5 i . Y ref- I . JC f .' ,f vs: I S 1' f. . . ' .4 A J. o fini- 1 fi Remember When? 14 PORTER 86 IRVINE RELIABLE CLEANERS DEPARTMENT STORE CLEANING - PRESSING ALTERAT1oNs - PLEATING COURTESY - SERVICE Qzuzlizfy NIerc'bcz11ffisc' V70 Call For and Dclizfcfr I 0 366 Main St. Phone 4283 Phone 6454 Salinas, Can Gfvzerrzl Glass and Glazing MIRRORS LEACH'S PHARMACY SALINAS GLASS SHOP I HENRY E. SILVA Phone 7391 . 248 Main St. Salinas, Calif. Next fo Karl? Shot' Sforc' 225 Salinas Street Phone S9 H- in Y: Best Wishes To The Class of '41 'A A 'if' CORNELL TRACTOR COMPANY , SALES T C, CH!s!:m.!!Hl' S113g,gg-E John Deel iijiioitceii Franciscan PLANET JR. KILLEEY Coffee Shop o H4 Salinas - Watsonville - King City ,ly P' ' Friday Nights Van Hansen Shirts I. I. Capp and Curlee Clothes RADIO SHOP Wilsowz Bros. S porzfswear RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS W- J- PETE,' WALLACE WASHERS - IRONERS - RANGES 328 Main St. Phone 45 40 223 Main Street Phone 3 Co11g1'atulati01zs to the . . . Complete Stock Of- CLASS OF 1941 A. G. Spalding 86 Bros. SPORTING GOODS GADSBY'S .. . For . .. Music CO. TRACK - FOOTBALL - TENNIS I BASKETBALL - GYM - GOLF I FRAZER'S 26 West Gabilan St. Phone 67 73 Salinas, California 249 Main St. Phone 4 Come in and see our C017ZP1Cf6 Line of BUICKS, PONTIACS AND GMC TRUCKS Jo11nson's Garage 146 233 Abbott Street Phone 7671 'P 1- Close-ups 7 Best Wishes . . . CLASS OF 1941 TYNAN LUMBER CO. WE FURNISH EVERYTHING ECONOMY DRUG CO. Drug and Pfaoto Supplies gl. 'A TO BUILD ANYTHING Union Drive-In East Alisal Street Telephone 6431 242 Main St. 409 Main at .I Electric Motors - Rewinding - Repairing Automotive - Armatures - Generators SALINAS ARMATURE 85 MOTOR WORKS SALES AND SERVICE Phone 3741 Night Phones: 6684-5534 ,VI . . 321 N. I am St. Salinas, California O. F. SHANNON Insurance LIFE - AUTO - ACCIDENT FIRE 44 West Alisal Phone 4661 '148 MITCHELL SILLIMAN CO. SHIPPERS - JOBBERS CLEANING - GRAIN - BEANS - MILLII Warehouse at Salinas and Camphora Phone Salinas 7656 Phone Soledad THE BERNICE SHOP BUCILLA and BEAR BRAND YARNS Loomerrzft Slips Art and Needle Craft W01'fa Knitting Lessons Baby Clothes 243 Salinas St.. Phone 6 RODEO RIDING CLUB Riding Classes - I11sfr'nc'z'i0i1 - High School Classes l ncleo Grounds Phone 45 44 111 plimcizis of fbi' SALINAS VALLEY WAX PAPER COMPANY O SALINAS' NEWEST INDUSTRY C0 1'1'c' Cf Sporf Apjmrcl for Each Season af A. L. BROWN 86 SONS I 1 Main St. Phone 7245 izgrafiilnfioizs fo ibc CLASS OF 1941 ...fromthe... SALINAS TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY 149 4,--1 , ,wg-1, QL JEIFZE Q0Q b my A COFFEE SHOP Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 341 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Salinas, Most Progressive Department Store 0 320-324 Main Street BERTELSMAN'S Quality Foods UNION DRIVE-IN MARKET l Telephone 8 091 AL PRICE Sporting Goods Racquet Res1fr'i11gi11g zz S pedal fy 0 332 Main St. Phone 3623 - Iso KARL'S SHOE STORE SHOES EoR THE ENTIRE FAMILY We Sell for Less 0 2 S 2 Main St. Salina SALINAS VALLEY REALTY CO REAL ESTATE -INSURANCE I 10 E. Gabilan St. Phone 766 EDWARDS' Courteous - Convenient MOHAWK SERVICE l Main 86 Oak 'olzgratulations 150 the ' CLASS OF 1941 o MONTGOMERY WARD THE TOPPER Wbe1'e Yozfre Served the BEST HOT FUDGE SUNDAES In the West ompliments of the . . . EE l . if ' ,'.. fl: 'I , , R1 S P L 1 X Y W tw r ,:ggf,,,,,, . 00 fm MJ 1 W MODE O'DAY od ATIQNERY My qx jf ,1 0 DRESSES - LINGERIE ,CQ . J HOSIERY J MaSRga1'chgj'H5esg3h1ni Elita Hawley I ff' 54 If . Bvttm' Values for Less Money I l 204 Mailm St. Phone 170 Main St. Phone 38 ' Y 1 I 1, A W THE N o U I W K E fo N2 W1 DALEY'S BOOTERY D L U I J , Better Shoes h Mk J M I I i KJV, JU . Op Mdifv Njfhf N! 1 W F l, QUALITY - SERVICE QW -V My ,X , gjle ,.EEES' 'J S., , . V 1,'1f'hy?jU , JS y CORRECT FITTING 92 pf PVJ C 11 I 1010 J 257-25 Sta?-ft., 1-fm I 5 D My o Phone 4797 Salinas, Calif. XI hh f ,1 f ,Ik VAEZQQO Main Street , Q J K-J , I 1 P' Q. tw 1- jf S' , -VP' x f 'I f ru D V! W jf' rv lip Service with zz Smile 31 5 BA1STLETT'S W 2 ' D ifccessor to I xi 'V , J' MLM JACOBSON'S jf QBTAEJWEMPORIUM 4 K Y . fy' F ll ! 3 owe ui ,Q 44 Sl7I!QF:t Shop for WIIIIICII OF DISTINCTIO N , ' ,. I , U A 3 D Phone 4881 E Phone 7127 422 Salinas Street Salinas, Californ M . The Store with thc' Street Cloth f5YfElERJ' I I EOR PEP . GOODFRIEND,S , k Leading Jewelers ' ' ' Dm? ' ' ' U . ,, DR. PEPPER Smce 1919 . I E Phone ,,,,6 DR.PEPPER BOTTLING Co D Main Street Salinas, Calif. OE SALINAS ' 152 1 Bes! Wisbc's fo Class '41 Grocery 85 Delicatessen Dept. I ' ' . Q 4 . I R B Y, 1' Q Qualify Foofls for Your Tnblev -' 2 I 256 Main St. E. Kaplan ESL Sons Salinas Dial 6294 Painting - Cleaning - Dyeing ALISAL BODY FENDER ANTHONY PETTI FURNITURE C0. WORKS Floyd Boumgef' Prop' We Give SE5H Green Szfanzps 0 101 Highway-Opposite Rodeo Grounds 8 E. Alisal St. Phone 7597 Telephone 5593 Salinas, California 'THE NEW SALINAS' BULLEBLHIID O The Place of Clean Fun and Frolic for All S.U .H .S. Students Saturday and Sunday Matinees, 25C - Free Instruction 0 ART LEEDY, Mgr. L. M. GREGORY, Prop. East Alisal Street 153 ' FJ Lvilq 'Ay , XJ gi. l elf! AW if HARRIS R. SPROLES BON MARCHE Jeweler S77Z!l7'f Shop for Wfomevz ...and... HAMMER,S SPORTSWEAR Yours Today, Time to Pay We Give SBCH Green Stamps n HOTEL JEFFERY BUILDING Phone S 13 3 Salinasej Calif. 5 253 Main Street x 5 . ik .J 5 ' M 5 Xl 5 5 - V ' R 5 5 XJ KXXJ X X 5 W T5 li 5 5 rl 'Q 5 - X 5 S a ' l X 0 5 5 ll Tx X5 X 5 Y ' lg il i or 5 KX 5 5 54 itll . ll S 2' tx 5 g 5 O X X 5 5 5 1 XJ A young Vihan live in the futureg X , 5,1 A 'bld man l' 'ls in thexpast. X -R X 5 X so A X5 sk 5 6 XX. . l' Q N 'R Y Xl- 5, Q T 'For yout 5 time is ving kslo slowlyxglg T T Q if X Q5 vi g -fi T . . . R 5 ig New X ! ig V ,X For 3 X , lt 15 m ing tg? fast. I 'K N R5 ' T Q Y A ' 5 Yell ul x ' All 5 'RN l l 5., 5 lx 5 XXI A YOl,11'1gi1+iQ11 drezgigl of tm gladness R832 N5 Q 5 The :years just Befordhim bringg li ix A 5, 'K 1 V x 1 x J 5 An old malffgireams his lplleasures X53 I X 1 - Xi . X :ff , x , V Wheriiife helyhe of ?ringi i,5 5 s . iie, 5 5 J Q 5 U xx ik .V If N 5 5 ll ' X' I 5 Y 4 . . 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