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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1942 volume:

I qahilan OP TJUBLTSHED BY THE STUDENTS SALXNAS UNTON HTGH SCHOOL A TNAS, CALTFOKNTA. ..SAL Mflif Nm X H fznmm . ' Z Zi?- dedication ii ' i a i , ,J E1 Grzbilau is dear to the hearts of all Salinas High School students as a record of some of their best memories. Because of her splendid personality, charm, fine friendship, and interest in student Welfare both in the classroom and out-We dedicate this 1942 El GH17iIH7I,, to Miss Virginia L. Jones the yearbook? advisor. To over 350 former Salinas Union High School students now serving in the armed forces of the United States, the 1942 El Gabilani pays tribute. The Wishes of the staff, as Well as those of the entire student body, go with these boys who are so loyally serving their country. foreword XVho are those people who go roaming through the halls? . .. Who are those students who slave in the classrooms all day? . . . Who are the Cowboys who show such pep and enthusiasm at rallies and games? . . . Wfho are the couples who glide and jive at student dances? YOU! . . . of course. This year the staff of El Gabilan has endeavored to bring to YOU, che students, a play by play description of your school life. With colorful division pages to furnish che background and full-page montages to describe in detail the school year of 1941-42, We hope that this book will recall to your memory the gay and happy times at S.U.H.S. XVORK .NND PLAY ON THli S.U.H.S. CAMPUS. CO-OPILRATIQ WITH TI-Ili ADNIINISTRIYFION AND FACULTY. NVERE A IfRliSHMAN-NOW' A SENIOR! ARE AN ACTIVIQ MEMIIIZR OF CAMPUS ORGAN- IZATIONS. PARTICIPATIQ IN EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITII-ZS. HELP FILI. TI-Ili S.U.H.S, TROPHY CASE. LEARN SPORTSMANSHIP IN INTIiR-CLASS GAXIIZS. e1 --tg -f. Q be--f-Rd' f W-we i -,rw es, . -, , A popular L1L'flHJ'fll1C!If'TH0lIl0 Emnomirs for bolb girls and bags Public Schools Week rolls around again! Visiting mothers and fathers look in on classrooms Where students are busy at Work. Constantly growing in importance is the Home Economics Department-Where girls and boys learn sewing, nutrition, cooking, and social living. Visitors stand amazed be- fore those miracles of modern science displayed in the chemistry and biology rooms of the science Wing. 'Sf Sf1l!Il?fZf.S chat :luring frm' pcriorfs on Sciencc B1zilzli11g steps. scenes about the ca Commercial sul:- jects draw more and more students each year - typing, short- hand, and office prac- tice Courses are always popular with the fu- ture stenos . Observ- ing parents wonder if those poised and com- petent Workers in the Attendance Office and the Library are really only student helpers after all. 'f The fron! lawn :mil steps-u frllfofifz' meeting place. 'f4Qf!jj51 J ,ag :'se'LlKllllXl4Xi3YiYTa ll wa., , M! , Y. - A 'J-I 'tw ' Q I TK 1 ' ' tfimr 4 aff' ' mpus... 'S nv wh . 90 - Cr fum louu lmrlm IH bark uirzzfl Pounding hammers, grinding saws, the smell of grease and sawdust- tell us that we are ap- proaching the shops. Here future carpenters who will build our bar- racks, machinists who will service the trucks of our army are getting practical experience. Here also fifteen girls are being trained in a unique and timely course in auto mechanics. departments and such N WI ...ffl ' .- rrrv fflllllg urlixlx lnlin! aml Sl'lllIlflll'!', NOW the admiring parents stand in awe before some of the student paintings hanging about the art room. Soon, however, the charm of music draws them like a magnet to the music Wing. Here the harmony of A Cappella music mingling with the strains of TschaikoWsky's Fifth Symphony creates a restful atmosphere for the weary parents who have just completed their tour of S.U.H.S. fe: nf- gtg . A. 5 lg aff! X , n !! ' Fufnrc Toxcuninis xlnfly lJrrc'. ll CL SS M IH C4 SSH HI CL SSH lrf - u mnssnoum clnssnuum cmssnuum . . V ,'.i,.J2dvJI -H- W -- Y f V ' an W W ' - ' ' wmrf' wil? he- 1- r-. N If T ,ji , . 1 5 i I I r 5 '31 ' 1 1 m 1 1 I - x i 1 Q-' You C0-operaie fzuitfy the AIll7Zil7i.Yfl'dfi0II and Faculty hoard of trustees Sfllllflillgl T. R. MERRILL, W. H. FARR, W. M. HAYES. Sl'fIil'r1: H. L. NOLAND, E. L. KNOWLTON. Noi in frirlnrr: FRANK LAUGHTON, Supt. of Buildings and Grounds, Guiding mentors of the Salinas Union E High School are its Board of Trustees. Five understanding and energetic citizens are the elected members of the Board. Meeting i regularly on the second Monday of each month, these men, in their capacity as the policy-making body of the school, discuss and decide the issues vital to the smooth functioning of S.U.H.S. An appointed member of the board is its secretary, Superintendent R. D. Case. Mr. Case is a lifelong friend of every school student-in fact, he can remember many of our graduates when they were third- graders! His friendly and sincere interest DR- R- D- CASE in all school matters has gained the respect of every student. SUPIERINTIENDENT OI'-' SCHOOLS ALBERT M. DAVIS NELSON B. SEWELL adminisiiaiion Salinas High School was privileged in having two principals this year! Although the students were sorry to see Principal Albert M. Davis go to Monterey, they are glad he has received this ad- vancement and is now able to serve even more people in his new position. The new principal, Mr. Nelson B. Sewell, was enthusias- tically greeted by the students because of their very pleasant as- sociations with him as a teacher, counselor, and Assistant-principal. il. XVILLIAM T. FISHER MARGARET LEA Serving as class counselors this year were Miss Margaret Lea, freshmen g Mr. Morris Kaplan, sophomores, Mr. W. T. Fisher, juniors, and Miss Gertrude Waterman, seniors. Mr. Kaplan and Miss Waterman also acted as Dean of Boys and Dean of Girls. COMN' ENGLISH Xlfblllll Gilbert Harold Ulriu MATI-IIIMATICS Fillmore Koenig Evert Lindquist Frank Xvoodworth Donald Thompson IERCIAL Virginia Carricro Clifford Horn Constance Miller Vcva W'ilson Donald Muncy Minnie Nielsen .... :gi Ufj f Ui ' A i 2133? J' - ws' X my if i 13 r iff' . l , n ' ,, ' v K ' -'fm - ff r+ . -1 lil l ' Erin I i l lr! S 'Y .LL ff IE1 H i Humor Bronson Muriel Niclscn Barbara Gowans lfltingr: Grinnell Helen Hostctlcr ,..f- 3 ,f Z .ii-n ,.i.- ,..1-- ,.-fe' 1.1-1 'd 7 ,.--' . if fl 5 ,-qu Facultu FOREIGN LANGUAGE Virginia Jones Gaby Xvilson Dorothy Hindmnrslm Emil Ramos HOME ECONOMICS Lelia Sturges Elizabeth Foulke Kathleen Nichols Esther Heyc ART Margnrct Annis l fl' If l '51-Jul' 'r , 11,5116 i i., ,f1'f?ll,xL , , L, cy' W ' , nv..-r 2' .1 - -- u- ,N .gf ,i L, . ,. 'ix' ' if. 1-E AGRICULTURE Wnnrrgn Crwbtrcg XX OOD SHOP Rxlrnlm IISQI 'Xl KCI-UBI SHOP Cheslcx Le Gro Prcsslcy Arthur C1rl9cn R nmqnd Austm XX 1lln,c XX SOCIAL SCIENCE Stuart Dufour Donald Tarr Margaret Niesley XVinston Nelson BOS S P.E. Jess Regli Stanley Hisermnn NVoodwnrd Adams Frederick Clnyson SCIENCE XVillinu'd Farr Merton Titus Allen Van Atta ATTENDANCE Jane Volk Barbara Bentley NURSES Phyllis Dalziel Reba Edwards OFFICE PERSONNEL Dorothy Terry Marguerite Bolcs .Ioycc Olson iNlUSlC Elmer Young Kathryn Johnson Keith Mcliillup GIRLS' P.li, joan Huglics liulli Wling Mildred Moore -fl L EY L 5- You were zz F 1'6'Sbll7t11I'1I01U zz Senior! GRICE TI-IURLBY P rl I NICK COMINOS, Vive-f11'v.vidc-nl ANNE MALCOLM, S1 the suphlsiu ales... Originality Was the keyword of the Senior class this year-from the night of the Kindergarten P.T.A. dance, to the nights of May 7 and 8 when they presented the dramatic highlight of the year, the Senior play- Lease on Libertyu. Spring fever and the annual Senior Informal went hand in hand when graduates-to-be Were excused on May 21 to enjoy a full afternoon of dancing, games, and refreshments. Innovations this year were the Senior birthday cards sent out by Hospitality Chairman, Vivian Garsideg and the Senior Marching Picnic arranged by Sam Black. Honorable mention goes to Del Boles- Salinas representative at Boys' Stateg Harry MacKenzie-hardworking Senior treasurer and Bus. Mgr. of the Senior Playg Imogene Palmer-chairman of the P.T.A. Member- ship Committeeg and Barbara Lamb- D.A.R. Representative. CLASS COMMITTEE Cl-IAIRMEN Frou! Row: A. Kita, G. Thurlby, H. MncKenzic,E. Leach. Smwnl Rauf: B. Stoffey, V. Garside, N. J. Ladra, M. Werxier. Tbiril Row: S. Black, J. Armstrong. . . . SB Il I 0 IS SENIOR COMMITTEES BACCALAUREATE: E. Leach cl'lllliI'71llI1lJj D. M. Dennis, I. Palmer, B. Shoulet, J. Simas, E. Fanucchi, L. Marks, E. Mirandette. COMMENCEMENT: G Thurlby fL'lIlli1'1lld11Jj B. Glikbarg, T. Duerr, M. Davies, J. Tremblay, B. Underwood, L. Blair, P. Thome, F. Yokoyama, I. Fisher, N. Cominos, A. Malcolm, H. MacKenzie, C. Brewer, V. Sargenti, B. Lamb. SENIOR GIFT: A. Kita fL'lJllil'1l1tlIlJQ D. Lo Presti, G. Link, B. Force, V. Keithly, J. Adcock, B. Brazil. FINANCE: 1-I. MacKenzie Crlmirvflaujg B. Glikbarg, L. Lundquist, F. Capurro. P.T.A. MEMBERSHIP: I. Palmer Qrbzlirvlmnjg M. Siu, O. Hayashi, S. Smith, D. Boles, C. Kimcs, A. Fields, G McDougall, M McCann. HOSPITALITY: V. Garside cl'l.7l1il'1llfllIJj G. Link, D. Benson, M. Anderson, B. Conracli, G. Bardin, B. Eckel, S. Lovell, B. Underwood. SOCIAL: S. Black fclmirnzazzjg A. Dolan, B. Knowlton, V. Alsop, D. Riggs, T. Nakazaki, E. Tsukamoto, R. Sides. SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENTS: M. Werner fCbIlfl'7lllI1lJ M. L. Lew, B. Merrill, J. Whitehead, R. Ward, D. Bryan, K. Stivers, I. Fcrrini. PUBLICITY: J. Armstrong fL'l3fIIl'1ll!I1lDj T. Georgalos, H. Scott, V. Sargenti, P. Easton. CLASS COLORS AND FLOWERS: B. Weston fclnuirnmnj P. Schmeecklc, S. Oshita, D. Phillips. B. Maples, J. Tremblay. SENIOR MOTTO: B. Stoffey fl'lJt1il'1lI!ll1Jj B. Ryan, N. Lee, B. Lee. SENIOR PLAY-SELECTION: N. J. Ladra fclmirnzanj S. Lovell, M. McCulloch, J. Armstrong, W. Wood, A. Malcolm, C. White, T. Tracy. Bus1NEss: H. MacKenzie fcbairnzalljg M. J. Smith, B. Bingaman, E. Pnnzicra, J. Stavc, J. Burden. '26 Sruior Prc.vy Grin' must be Sf1l!ljJiI1g up on 1mrlia1m'ulry law! 3' HOWARD N. ABBOT TI-IELMA ADAMS JERRY ADCOCK CHARLES REMEDIOS ANDRADE JAMES ARMSTRONG MARIAN L. ARMSTRONG ,IOE ARNOLFO DORIS ROBERT H. BABCOCK ,IOI-IN BANDALAN GEORGE BARDIN ALYCE E. BARNET JOI-IN S. BA SAM BLACK FRANCES BLACKNVELI. LAMAR BLAIR IRANCES IILASINGANE DEL DICK BRYAN ROBERT j, BUNDGARD JANE IIURDEN MICKEY BURNS GLADYCE j C. ALLEN VIRGINIA LEE ALSOP GRIZGG ALVARADO LEVVIS ASH LORRAINE ASHADINA DORIS AUSMUS BAXTER .IOHN BECK DORIS -I. BENSON IRA BRAZIL JACK BRIENNAN CLAYTON BREWER JEAN CAIN WESTON CAMERA FRANK CAPURRO PAUL ALVAREZ NORMA AUSTIN JIMMY BERRYESSA VIRGINIA BRITTON DAVE CASTRO MARGARET ANDERSEN CHARLES AUTSEN BILL BINGAMAN Povlc'ss AIIIIU and QIl6l'Il,, Aldrm' final souzetbiug flmny. if NORMAN CI-IEW HLNRY CI IIN EARL I CI-IOATE RICHARD COST X DAVID CRABTRI I' GARTH CRANFORD XVAUNIIETA DAGGI IT IRI NE DAN IFS MAYRE DAVIES Dram.: fuyvls wng wbrn Sbirlry mul Lonnie gr! logcfbcr. 5l4Jff1fJll IJ gig' I S. CLARK YJ'Il.l.l.-XM LIOLOMUINI NICK CUMINOS BOB CONRADI CROCI ODIESSA CROW BETTY ANN CURTIS MYRON CLYTIJZR PAUI, CUTSHALI., IIR. A. DEISS NY'll.MA DITLAI DONNA MAH DENNIS .IOHN DHHS .-XLDENE DOLAN EASTON 15015 IECKIZI. ,IIEAN IEMIEERSUN RANDY EMI..-XY KAZ ENDO IERGUSON ERNIHST I-HRNANIJES AIX FIZRRASCI ILIQNIQ VIZRRINI ALBI1RT FIELDS J 17 454. , L. ., W 35? 1? 'z 5. MJ . WI I 11. Iii vi Mn Eg E E1 .1 2 The camera cafrlmx Gul: League Pwszduli Barbara going or II rpm' IRIS FISHER CHAD FREW A LO HA GLEASON MARIE HARTNIELI HIROSHI HORI YN IOSTIQR CLAIRIE IS. IJONVLIZR DOROTHY FRANCI VIRGINIA FRANCIS BOB FREEMAN GARSIDI-. il. R, GATTIS TOM GICURGALOS ROSEMARY GEORGE PAUL GILES GUlDO'l I'I II.'XRl5AR.'X GL'NN ,lI'.-KN I.. GUNN WILLIAM I-IADA EARL A. C. HANSISN HAYNIES iII.IlfI:ORIJ HIZDIIILRG MARGIE I-IIENDERSON IiRIK j. I'IOBAR KO Ii. IDIS TOM ITANI WILBERT IXVAMI GAYLE IXVASHIGI2 Fluxbligbf Cu-rrlilon-.v joe and lim xcnn some copy. H ' I 'M ll! 22 1 ws... S' 1' SIIIRLIEY S. IYAMA HELEN JARAMELLO HUNTER JOHNSON, AIR. CAROLYN JOY OTIS BOB KIRSCIILINC ALICE TOSHIKO KITA BOB KNOCI-IE BETTY KNONVLTON SAYOKO NORMA ,IO LAURA BARBARA LAMB ELEANOR LIZIACI-I AGNIZS LEE XVILLIAM JIM LINDIZR GEORGE LINK, JR -1UI.IIiTTIi RUTH LOPES DON LO XVILMA MAGGINI ANNE MALCOLM BARBARA ANNE MAPLIES LLOYD . Eflifor Gworgr L'0lllpIII't'.Y lIOI'I'S wilfJ mlfzwuulzarl Tum. A FK '52 l Arlisf IL'l'1'j'IlllLl CfllllllflllISfllYA XIfu,uul wif: 111 ilu 171111 KI IFI II Y ROBERT KILHOURNH CI IUC R RHILS BILLIL KIMLI X JNNF KOMURI' MARIKO KUXDO GI ORG! ROVO ki NNI TH lx KRUSE ' IO IxUW'XNO NORMAN I I L DICR LFMONT MAY LIT LYNV MARH LI A ll XVIQ SHIRLIZY 1 ATZUMI MA S.U.H.S. USIKIIIIOIII' gals -Billie 111111 llmv. J fi' , U25 we In 'l f kfglb, x ' ' sfrzzm XVINIFRED MUCARGAR MARY A. MCCULLOCH -IRAN MCDOUGALI. LEA N ROBERT MXKKELSIEN IEMILE MIRANDETTE, IIR. MITSUKO MIYAN.-XGA DOROTHY MORISOLI HARUTO MASAKI ORA ESTHER ONOYE CARLOS ORENDAIN SALLAY OSHITA TERESA LOLA PIENNINGTON NANCY PKNNYCOOK RAYMOND A. Plilili NY'Il.I.ARD L. PERRY GLENN XVAYNIQ PURCELI. THIil.M.'X RA-IESKI MARION RIGGIN DON RIGGS GEORGE T? Mcl.EOlJ .IACK McMAHON LORRAINE M. ADAMS BETTY MERRILL RUTH MEYENBERG NAKANU TONY T. NAKAZAKI FUJI NISHI PRISCILLA GATES RAY O'BRIEN I, PADIZN GLORIA I'AUIl,l.A IMOGENIE PALMER EDNA PANZIIERA ,IENNIE PANZIERA PHILLIPS HARRY S. POWERS WIILIAM CLYDE PRICE RUTl'lELI.liN PRIDDY ROHDH BARBARA RYAN ISILL RYAN GERALD RYAN Bllsillvxx Mumzgvr Bula mul Cluylou-x1'1'io11x for ,lf sgr. , it ,gg Hub Q na ' 5 .QQ .gf-' 4.-s affinity 'llhlll ourvl classnf JOHN RYAN ISAMU SAM SAKUDA VIOLET SARGIZNTI KUNIKO SASAO LEONARD .S LIZATRICE SI-IEI.I.IiY IZDNA U. SI'IIMO'I'Sl.'KA TOMMY SHINN SUMIKO SHIRATSUKI BARBARA MARY .IANE SMITH PEARL SMITH SUE SMITH BILL SPENCE JOE Drl lukvx tl rvxl frum Bn-yx' I:l'llt'l'llfi0lI '-'ni Uvv BARNEY BEN STORMENT LORRAINE SUDA CHRISTINE SUNKLER GORO T MILDRED Ii. TETRICK HELEN MAE THOMAS PATRICIA THOME GRICE al lI,il'X. I an w . Slllrlrvlf Body Pl'l'Kilfl'lIf Chuck HIIIIIIUSU for nn Lhwllll. SCHMIZECKLE ARDINE P. SCHW'l3ITZIiR HERSCI-IIEL SCOTT CRAIG SIZYDEL TINGLEY I-IARRIIi'I'T TODD JACK TOGNETTI Ii. SIDES MARGIIZ SILK JEANNE SIMAS GLORIA SIMS MARY j. SIU LD STEIN KEN STIVFRS LOIS STOPFISRS BARBARA STOFFIZY MERTEN STROI-I TANIGLJCI-II ROSE S. TANIMURA I-IARVIEY TAYLOR KAORU TAZUMI RUBY C, TIiRAO TOSHIO TOKIWA SIMON TORRIZS, JR Lamar lulws if msg' aflm' II bard flag' on ffm nfblvlir fivlll. TOM TRACY OLETA TREADVUAY JANE TREMBLEY EDYTHE EDWIN A. VICTORINI2 MARION VON SOOSTIQN LEONARD L. WALL RUTH WARD JIM XV LIAR-IES XVHI'1'IiHEAD BILL WILEY IELAINE XVILLIAMSON ,IACK WILLIAMSON SYBIL M. MARY YEI2 FUKU YOKOYAMA CHIYOKO YONEMOTO .IIMMII2 YONEMOTO NOIIU P. BILL R, YOUNG BILL YOUNG ELAINE ZAIIN GERRY TAVERNETTI ri 11' x TSUKAMOTO BILL TUCKER GEORGE TWISSELMAN BETTY UNDERWOOD IN WELRER RICHARD WENSTROM MARGARET WERNER BETTY MARIE WESTON IA M. WILSON WOODROW WONG WILEY WOOD DORTHY M. WOODS . W. I P. DOLORES DAE'I'NX ILER KENNETH DESIRELLO LII 71075 it 9075 1C'f7WC'5 GLADYS G. MOORE YURIKO SAGARA ALMA WILLHITE Seniors rclJz'I1rsz' for fbrlf fhml big nigbf! ROSIE VARGAS CHARLESTON WHITE UTAKO YAMAGAMI VENIA R. HOLLUMS BILL TANNER Sfmlvnf Body S1'crcfary lmogvm' in a smiling posv. Caught .rg diamonds in the rough... fi? MARTIN BL ATT, P l'L'Xil,l'IIf NW ith banners and school colors gaily waving, the Junior P.T.A. College Dancen took over the Music Room on the night of February 7. From 9:00 'til 12:00 S.U.H.S. couples jived in real collegiate style. Scarcely had the last person been escorted out of the door, however, when Prom Co-Chairmen Bettie Moore and Paul Kaplan started laying plans for the most important Junior acti- vity of the year-Prom Night! With garden swings, flowers, lattice work, and lanterns- a most picturesque scene was set for the supper dance, appropriately named, The Garden Promenadev! XV ell known Juniors are Babette Hager- man-zone winner of the Lions' Club Con- test, Vincent Trembley, Bill Thiele, and Margy Boles - Student Commissioners, Dorothea Pierson and Gloria Brink-Girls' League officersg Anne Twisselman and Bar- bara Dungan-G.A.A. officers: Carolyn Friere-typing speed contest winner: Bur- ton Anderson--Chief Justice of the Student Court 3 Rollin Nonneman-Block SU Presi- dent, Mary Ann Bardin-Amercian Legion Essay Contest Winner. TIE MOORE, l1iL't'-fIVl'XiiI!'IIf BETTY ANSON, Sc'c'H'Iury OLIVE GRAINGER, Tl'K't!XIlfl'?' DICK DALEY 2 s ...juniors GROUP I-Firxl Row: C. Burlclmrt, L. Avilla, D, Arthur, B. Blakcrrmn, A. Bardin, K. Audrcason Y. Abc, J. Barry. Svmnd Row: B. Bradford, J. Brazil, B. Brichoux, M. A. Bardin, G. Brink B. Anson, E. Burns, M. Blanc. Tbirrl Ro-zu: M. Boone, E. Briggs, J. Bcradcllo, D. Birgncle, L. Bcnne B. Barnlxill. G. Brown, M. Brcsclzini. Fourlb Ka-lu: L. Baxter, B. Andrew, M. Boles, N. Boyd B. Anderson, J. Armstrong, S. Breslauer, T. Alarid, W. Blomquist. GROUP II-First Rom: D. Connelly, M. Clouscr, A. Candau, S. Correia, B. Cominos, B. Dunn L ' - ' ' ' ' V. D , . Cunha, J. Chinn. Strom! Row. J. DiNapoli, E. Cavalli, B. Dungan, R. Collins, avn J. Carter. E. Carter, M. Clark, A. L. Cox. Third Raw: D. Correia, J. Douglass, V. Corbin B. Cndlc, Z. Clark, M. Cranford, L. DelCl1iaro, O. Crow, R. Crenshaw. Fonrlb Raw: D. Davies F. Cunha, J. Coy, J. Craig, W. Cracknell, D. Daley, D. Dillard, O. Colburn, F. Carll. 1... , I fi 41' GROUP I-lfirxl Karr: L. Gilmore, E. Fisher, C. Felice, li. Escobar, J. Endo, C. Fricre, L. Friere, G. Fitz, J. Foster. Seroml Row: M. J. Graves, M. Fujita, K. Fujimoto, M. Fanucclai, W. Gillette, C. Eisemann, E. Gilbert, H. Forrest Tbinl Row: W. Grccnlaw, T. Fernandes, L. Gotclier, A, Garcia, J. Garcia, L. Gunnell, O. Grainger, B. Goodall, D. Godat. Fourth Row: B. Fcrrasci, M. Gerow, A. Flores, B. Garin, S. Iilcckner, T. Gonzales, E. Fitz, G. Elliott. GROUP II-First Row: S. Hayashi, M. Iwalciri, J. Javier, A. Hickcox, C. Hilaino, R. Hill, N. Hickox, NV. Hanks, J. Iyama, H. Martin. Stroud Row: B. Hutchison, W. Hoofer, IS. Hoffman, B, Hays, H. Higashi, E. Hawkins, R. Ireland, J. Harrison, J. Hubbard, G. Hiraga. Third Row: V. Jensen, T. Ikeda, S. Ikeda, H. Inouye, S. Jang, G. Hill, M. Hurt, B. Hagerman, B. Hcple, I. Hurst, M. Harris, M. L. Hampshire. Funrllr Row: P. Iverson, J. Holme, B. Husman, B. Head, E. Hansen, D. Hedberg, A. Heinz, E. Harding, F. Jeffers, L. Hiserman, T. Hikida. GROUP III-Firsl Raw: A. I.eNoir, 9. Matsushita, N. Lanini, D. Marcines, N. Masada, M. Mantuufel, H. McLeod, H. Jones, G. Kraul. Stroud Raw: H. Knowles, V. Knudc, G. Johnson, A. Knurle. F. Lcrda, B. McGowan, V. Norris, L. Marriert, R. Marbach. Thinl Row: J. Melcndes, R. Martin, C. Micheli, J. McCoy, R, Kiyomura, H. Johnson, B. Miller, H. Jufiar, IS. Martinez. Fmlrilr Roux: P. Mazzuca, B. Larsen, D. Mcnke, M. Johnson, E. Lindquist, J. Johnson, B. Lemon, B. Lamar, B. Johnson. V ,-E x 'Ik J! fi . 1, Y . 7 4 V W1 GROUP I-Flrsl Row: V. Nance, T. Mnkai, Morando, A. Moxley, 13. Parades, Y. Mutoknne, L. Paden, B. Murimoro, If. Oniuulaa. Srmrnl Raw: R. Murasca, P. Orr, C. Padilla, D. Pedrazzi, B. Moore, B. Pierce, L. Parker, S. Miyake, T. Ota, R. Morrow. Third Row: W. Nishioka, M. Perry, P. Parkin, D. Payette, J. Morris, L, Murray, D. Perlcins, D. Palmer, T. Murimom, P, Phillips. Fuurlb Rum: S. Morasca, N. Mitchell, L. Pennington, F. Phillips, R. Peck, J. Moran, R. Nonncman, W, Munro, D. Nelson. GROUP li-liirsi Raw: S. Sl-nimomura, D. Reina, V, Pickerill, J. A. Shipman, N. Purdy, G. Ramsey, 1. Silveira, G, Swank. Summl Row: B, Smith, D. Snell, G. Stevens, B. Sunnabcnd, A. Salccdo, L. Ramos, J. Reginato, T. Sagara. Tbirml ROW: j. Rossi, D. Ricca, E, Schumaker, R. Rugglcs, j. Slune, D. Pierscm, N. Rogers, N. Quisenberry, N, Price. Iiourlb Row: C. Pompie, A. Smith, D. Stephens, R. Slater, A. Recek, R. Shelley, F. Quadro, J. Schmidr. GROUP III-Firsl Raw: M. Wong, M. Tsukumuux, T. Yamasaki, A. Yanohira, B. Zierk, H. WhiLcman, H, Vargas B. XV:illace, 1. Vfhitc, Y. Tolciwa. Srruml Rauf: E. Yokoyama, M. VanHoose, A. Wells, D. Yee, C. Winlcle, P. Taylor B. Nvallace, H. Yaniamouw, K. Taniguchi. Tlrirzl Rrrlr: D. XValkcr, C. Thomsen, V, Urmson, A. Twisselman, L. Wieneke: B. XVillian1s, G. Temple, B. Theile, B, Malcolm. lfuurlb Rmv: L. XVuudward, J. Wilder, M. Weinstein, j. Nvilliams, D. XV:ilsh, V. Tregenza, D. Williamson, V. Trcmbley, D. Trcmeloni, IZ. VanCleave. f wg: v I l A E 43' hum .', .45 9 -in so f, JIM STROBEL, Prvsirlmt an dunamns... Cap pistols and sombreros! Cowboys and vaqueros! Make way for the Sophomore Hop- A Night in the Old Wild West Big gun for this affair was chairman Dick DeMattos, ably assisted by Joey Dake, Eve- lyn Jenkins, and Pat Simas. Sophomores scored another triumph by winning the P.T.A. membership contest with a record shattering total-beating the Freshmen in a last minute whirlwind campaign headed by Jimmy Strobel. In the Sophomore hall of fame this year are Fumiko Asano-amature secretary who gave advisor Kaplan considerable assis- tanceg Helen Pierce and Archie Kimes-co- chairmen of the Student Body Spring Flower Danceg Martha Reames, and Eileen Brown -honorable mention in the American Le- gion Essay Contestg Jackie Barrett-Sophm more candidate for Queen of the F.F.A. Harvest Ballg Jimmy Strobel and Nancy Werner-Student Court membersg Chuck Jeffcoat and Fred Hauschild-co-captains of the lightweight football teamg Margaret Power and Dorothy Sakasegawa-Scholaiv ship Society officers. BO XVALKF-R, Virv-fH'1'si1f4'11I BOB HARRY, Svcrelary GEORGE OBANA, Tr1'as11rvr BOB DALEY V I lllll C' illlll NJ 1 4 ,J JI, 16 l sophomores GROUP I-Iiirsl Rom: F. Asano, S. Alito, P. Amnral, D. Azwood, J. Barrett, A. Alito, B. Brown, G. Brown. Srmml Raw: B. Brcschini, G. Bcllorvc, J. Barlu, P. Ball, A. Andersen, P, Allen, C. Armstrong, D. Aikins. Tbird Row: R. Borclli, E. Browne, L. Allen. P. Bonita, M. Adams, J. Brazil, C. Brophy, J. Barr. lfaurlb Rauf: L. Blakeman, K. Bngget, lf. Branch, P. Beck, J. Ball L. Anderson, A. Buck, H. lilomquist, B. Borbn, I. Alcnnmr. 1 GROUP II-Firsl Ruw: L. Chinn, F. Dun, B. Dennis, G. Crowder, D. DiN:ipoli, B. Dennis J. Dake, S. Ccminos, V. Cnsnrcz, P. Chin. Srronrl' Row: J. Castro, L. Bulnnzi, A. J. Case, D. Cun- ningham, J. Dix, D. Bush, B. Burnett, D. Curtis, R. Costa, B. Byrne. Thinl Raw: A. Cash, G. Burden, G. Carlson, M. Church, B. Crane, B. DeVere, M. Cantrell, J. Cowan, G. Ducr, J. Cholnvich. Fourth Row: R. Colburn, B. Daley, N. Cunningham, D. Dillingham, L. Cnndnu T. Comlnos, B. Burgman, D. DeMnrtos, B. Dean, B. Brouhnrd, R. Bobo. , vo .- ...N i 'Q I as A Bu- un, I-f 1 45' J L GROUP I-Firxl Rauf: I, Fisher, M. Fisher, P. George, M. Fcrrini, M. Edwards, -I. Euston, P. Freeman, A. lficrrcs, R. .Elliot M. Eng, S. Gymoku, T. Iioshcu. Scmml Row: B. Enfield, -I. Fnrcndc, A. Evcrly, I. Guidotri, L. Gongora, E, Endo, I.. Ifonrcs G. lfnssio, B, Fonrcs, M. Hansen, M. Haines. Tlvirll Razr: ,I. Fclman. L. Hansen, E. Emery, A. Echcveria, H. Evans, C. Hansen L. Goichcr, R. Fcrrctri, B. Gilbert, R. Ginn. Y. Endo. Fmfrtlv Razr: B. Guidorri, T. Gates, N. Fukuda, G. Gzidsby R. Iirickson, D. Finley, G. Frcw, D. Feliz, I. Foreman, C. Ilrringron, W. Gcw. GROUP II-liirsi Row: J. Higsshi, H. Ichikawa, M. Himnnka, W. Klny, V. Helm, S. Ikeda, I. liirngn, S. Ichiknwn B. Kenney, M. A. Hooks, F. R. Kicrsicad. Srtoml Razr: H. Katziyanm, G. Iverson, j. Hartncll, I-I. Phelps, A. johnson B. johnson, B. Hurry, T. Hikida, R. Kershing, P. Hcple. Tbirrl Row: B. Kemper, B. Kelly, K. Hughes, j. Hickmott Ii, jcnscn, B. Hardesty, G. Hcvcrn, H. Inngi, R. Irino, A. james. Funrllv Razr: C. jcffcoax, R. Kanmr. Y. Kobnrn D. johnson, A. Kimus, R. jurgunsnn, S. Howell, B. jackson, C, I-Innpcs, O. Jolly, GROUP III-First Raw: I. Miyanagn, D. McElroy, J. Lcc, D, LcNoir, M. G. Lew, L. Lcmos, L. Mirnndctte, I.. L:C:ibe G. Marsh. B. McCoy, B. McDonald. SPFOYII! Row: N. Mitchell, J. Lamb, T. Milstemj, G. Messick, L. Mosley, F. Miller H, Masudil, L, Morris, R. Millar, M. Lang, W. McPherson. Tlviml Row: O. Molinari, S. McCann. N. Molinari. D. McPherson A. Luce, K. Mason. L. Krauxgrill, G. Lnw, R. Luna, A. McCulley, R. Martin. Fourib Rmr: L, Mullins, j. Lunsford C, Marquez, R. McI'nriv.lc, L. hlxlrrinrt, D. Logue, R. Murphy, D. Mitchell, B. Mecsc. 1 -me 5. Q I 4 ,,,w,. -',- ing., la -'.v..r-- -. Q r' FF, 3 - '.,.. K+.. - 5 :Y 'fi-'r' 1- if-5 J... .as ' -M 'A 45 --, .f -,as 1 L., 9 I X K GROUP I-Fifi! Rum: H. Nagasaki, j. Ninomiya, N. Perez, A, Rcitz V. Radko, V Powell, O O'Gwin, C Ricm A Okzx Srcwxrl Row: L. Orr, A. Norris, M. Power, M. Reamcs, H. Ostcrgard, P. Pellet, H. Parrish, V. O'Ilrien, K. Oshita, M. Pray, A. Prescott. Tbinl RMU: B. Reina, R. Perez, C. Parker, T. Ramsey, C. Ranzoni, j. Pours. D. Oilcr. S. Paul, H. Peirce. K. Rasmussen. lfunrllx Razr: G. Ohana, R. Pihl, D, Nelson, N. Pressley, A. Pieri, G. Pate, B. Ratton, W. Parker, S. Nicholaw. GROUP ll- Firs! Row: S. Smith, T. Tanimasa. I. Tahuchi N. Tanimasa, V. Rogerx, V. Schadcck, J. Scott, D. Saliasegawa, G. Sanchez, N. Sazul-ri, W. Sims. Serum! Row: A, Terao, M. Salrlivar. B. Ruggles, E. Smith, B. Storm, O. Smith, A. Slimmon E. Taylor, j. Smith, K. Selin, M, Sarmento. Tlrinl Razr: P. Spcigl, M. Shiratsuki, P. Simas, G. Tcrrill, P. Sims. H. Sappok J. Strobel, M. Stoffey, D. Rothenberger, D. Sauhle. I. Rhode, M. Rodriquez. Fnurlb Row: B. Kraul, H. Tcraii, K. Soares T. Tarp, P. Stewart, R. Shewmakc, J. Sangsler, C. Sofia, A. Steinbruner, K. Sheba, F. Tankersley. GROUP III-Fin! Rows P. Yamaguchi, G. Yee, D. Vasques, lf. Takiwa, D. Yonemoto, Y. Yamasaki, H. Yamoro, M. Uedn Y Toya, V. Vellemor, B. L. Zahn, P. Thompson. S4-mini Rum: K. Takiwa R. White, V. V:mClcave, L. Wolf, D. Thomas F. Traub, H. V'csrph:xll, N. Werner, G. NY'hire, R. XY':ilker, A. Tucker. Tbirzl Row: T. Ynkoyama, D. VnnLuc, S. Wing G Wells, G. Vosti, G. Tharin, R. Welch. A. Volpatti, li. Yoder, H. Tonino, E. Wark, C. Tholcke, B. Vczzolo. Fuurllr Row. B. Wyman, V. Trevethan, W. Yamaguchi, II. Wfard, E. Vascnncellns, S. W'ood, B. Williams, C. Vincent. Il. Wzilkcr A Wfagner, D. W'allace, O. Walls. -Q 2 K : vu Fr CM vp- gf 2 Y5 ac Z QC' lb SAM SPENCE, Prvsirlwzt dark horses... 'QA Night at the Tropics -with trade Winds, palms grass huts, leis, and a large yellow moon-climaxed a bustling year for the class of '45. Novel publicity which fea- tured poetic advisories, a clever assembly skit, and hula girls strolling about the campus, helped to make this Frosh P.T.A. dance of April 24 one which even che blase upperclassmen acclaimed to be a really great occasionu! Ever since the first year studentsn were officially welcomed to high school at the traditional Freshman Reception, they have been brimming over with vim, vigor, and vitality. Outstanding Frosh are Albert Han- sen and Juanita Wright- A scholars, David Arias and Richard Jufiar-B. F. gen- eralsg Keith Daugherty, Bertha Black, and Catalina Balasabas-music students, Bill Bardin, Nathan Coulter, Don Cain, Barry Dolan, and Joe Barr-athletes, Charles Link and George Nicholaw- idea menu, Wilma Ables, Delois Holland, Zona Mae Wright, and Dolores Choate-cheer leaders! A VIN BLAIR, Vil'l'-17l'F.YiI1l'I1f BARBARA MCKINSEY, SL'Cl'l'l!I7'jl PEGGY MARBLE, Tfl'tlSll!'Pl' DON SHAW 5 A-5 -- ' 95 ,, cn ff, ma -f An I I I F It B S B H GROUP I-Firsl Ron-': C. Asedo, W. Ables, E. Bnrcra, A. Alvardo, S. Armstrong, j. Barr, D. Aslxcy, Burford, J. Brelxmcr, J. Burton, L. Blakeman, I. Barnet, P,Hcndcrson. Svrnlnl Razr: C. Bnlnsabns Arima, R. Alnrid, B. Black, S. Bise, C. Bryan, M. Breslaner, M. Candelaria, D. Arias S9 H. Barllc-baugh, J. Alvarez, B. Babcock, B. Bardin. Tbinl Razr: C. Bccman, C. Alavarus, H.. Avina, j. Canada, L. Bikkcr, O. Bailey, A. Barrett, M. Barry, D. Caswell, C. Bradshaw, J. Brewer, G . Cain. Fnurfb Row: C. Anderson, J. Bomcr, T. Adcock, M. Cantrell, Beck, F. Boyd J. Bowman, T. Black, W. Briclanux, K. Andrus, J. Adams. GROUP ll-Fin! Row: B. Dolan, T. Endo, L. Crider, F. Codiroli, B. Crook, L. Ferrini, D. Choate, A. Carr, R. Fender, E. Eaton, R. Carvallo, B. Cornelius. Srvolnl Row: B. Ccrri, A. Crouch V. Eamon, J. Douglass, J. Candle, A. Castro, D. Dustin, R. Fcrrasci. L. Caszro, P. Cushman K. Gorclxcr, A. Colburn, E. Corona. Tlrirzl Raw: J. Cunha, A. Escobar, J. Emery, J. Chase, T. Fcrandcs, R. Chicsa, T. Cumlnos, R, Czrll, C. Crane, G. Fr:nchcl, B. Dayton, H. Casebler. Fonrllr Row: D. Fabcla, M. Enfield, G. Gatiis, G. Cominos, P. Cnsrancda, A. Caves, S. Escobar, N. Coulter, J. Echcveria, K. Dnuglwrty, G. Dolan, A. Coker. 4 .og 4.. 44 i --Y , -QI 4 O GROUP I-First Raw: D. Garcia, M. Garcia, D. Frcw, G. Haley, I. George, E. Friere, T. Foster, S. Hada, S, Garcia D. Houck, E. Guidotti. Svrmld Rnw: E. Goodall, G. Fuller, H. Flory, F. Hicks, H. Graulich, R. Frcw, H. Hansen M. L. Goodson, M. Gunn, B. Freeman, E. Harding. Third Row: K. Hall, H. Fong, M. Gularte, A. Foster, G. Finn P. Gilchrist, P. Hansen, j. Habert, E. Gnesa, J. Fontcs, Y. Happ. Fonrlb Row: C. Hansen. M. Glidden, AI. Gaudin I.. 1-1-' -, ' -- ' unzen, B. Harris, A. Hansen, J. Garcia, H. Garner, G. Gunn, H. Green, N. Hansen, L. Gaub. GROUP II-Fira! Row: K. Kitamura, J. Hill, F. D. Karcich, C. Kitamura, M. Kondo. T. Horiuchi, I. jang, G. Kraft, N. Henry. T. Hawkins Horibe, M. Ikeda. Srrond Row: K. Hirnnaka, H. lyemura, H, Hill, L. jones, K. Knowlton, M. jefferson V. Harcsell, D. Holland. G. Hemper, A. Hutchinson. Tbinl Row: R. Haseall, B. Kendall, G. Hotchkiss A. johnson, B King G Kulish B Head R Johnson B Knowles D Ho Ll l l I' l . , . , . , . , . ' , . u asmc r. 'u11riJ Row: j. Keema, Y. Howell li. Hudson, K. Koenig, D. Hague, S. Herrera, L.joncs, F. Huri, R. -Ieska, C. King, A. Hazlerx. GROUP Ill-Fira! Rauf: P. Lee, F. McGowan, P. Langston, C. Lares, A. May, H. Maggini, A. Milan, A. Lopez, C. Kink J. Lunsford, II. McPherson. Snruml Row: B. Mclendcs, N. Lowe, W. Lunden, II. Manhire, l.. Laws, J. Lightncr, D. Mignola A. Owen, J. Lew, B. MacKenzie, D. Marble, V. Marsh, Tlrirzi' Raw: Marlin, M. Moore, L. Marshall. L. Wandim, M XV-anda L. Mills, J T. Magsanay, . Lawrence, G. Lambcrx, P. Magnusnn, G. Lemon, M:vcMichael. Fmrrtlr Roux: S. Molinari. B.'Loiares L. Moore, C. McGarral1, K. Lynch, M. Martinez, F. Mercado, L, Marquez, ,I. Lemos. 1 -nn rn. ',..', A ' 3 il, 15' 2' I GROUP I-lfiril Ruff: T. Nagasaki. AI. linmirev. A. Rudriqucs, M. Moxley, lf. Parsons, M. Phillips, Il. Piiillijw, Rnwlwcr 1-1. Oshiln, M. Nlultii. Srmuil Rnns -I. Phillips, R. Rattan. M. Olds, ll Murnscn. j. Muther, S, Rniincv, E. Nielsnn B it-iv r 1' ' ' 1' ' Y ' i . tt c , L. Mori, L. Imttu, M, lrcnricc, M. luwell, Thml Rum: M. Pierce, B. Oatcndorf, A, Perle, M. Payette, D. Motley N. Moran, il. l'c.1rmn, T. Ohana, M. Parker. I-'unrlli Ruff: j, Nmkcmu. B. Rowe, j. Nippert, G. Nicholaw, 17, Peterson li. Purler, ll. Parker, M. Moreau, M. Nichols. P. Rntlriques, M. Nevarcz. GROUP llflilisf Roar: A. Thompton. F. Snlugu, W. Toledo, I. Shimomura, R. Stalnnlier, H. Scales, R. Schmeeclile, 1. Sud: T. Tnniguchi, S. Sutherland, lr. Stahl. Srrnml Rolf: P. Stivert, D. Smith, D. Snubltr, C. Sturr, li. Schell. I.. Scott C, Smcltton, li. Schirle. ,l. Tnuaguchi, C. Silzicci, N, Scott. Third Ruirz N. Samuels. I. Taylor, G. Silvcrix, L. Shaw IJ. Thomas, B. Stalun, M. Sillawny, V. Schummkcr, L. Smith, I. Schunmker, H. Sturmcnt, lfuurllr Ron' P Silncci R. Tishcr M. Trigeiru. R. Sampson, V. Shelley, S. Spence, li. Scanbery, Taylor, H. Sanchez. P, Trumbull, M. Shiiin. l GROUP III-Fir!! Rmr: G. Ukestarl, D. Yamaguchi, J. W'onds, D. Vargas. Z. Wright, B Volk R W'1llter P Wolfe A. wma. J. Y , Van Simdt, S. Yamamoto, S. Yamamoto. Srrumf Row: I. W'right, S. Waddell, K. Wiiislou: li W'il1bc lv .Vasquw M. X asquoz l , L. XVrigl1t. B. Wilder, D. Ukestnd, B. Wulbcr, L. Yoshiolta. Third Rum: D. Vargas, B. West, S, Vinke M. Verzolo. G. Warren, G. Urquides, K. Wcnsinger, G. Woodward, B. Woodward, L. Walsh. B. Willfiiigliby, H. Young liourflr Razr: E. Vnndiver, H. Yuki, W , I. W ' B. W'h' ' . l ' ' ' ' ' ' ' W. Wenge, L. Williams. J. V7nrshnm. ture b intgar, in., D Wo gnmott, L. Xerzani, B. Wninscott, S. Urquidc: r ii ...J 1 ........g ,....4., -..-. 1 . ' I . J , ri Q' J ' . 'l li 7 . I fl' 4 3 ....... I A 1 ., - -- 4--- - ' CHHIPUS CHIHPUS CHHIPUS CHHIPUf HIHPUS CHIUPUS CHIHPUS CHIHPUS L x i Q' li.: 1- 'v- 'L HIT PARADE DANCE -5 I ,g .'!'L. .3- amn ,n-. vit: E '11 W1 -. . , ,, Y Q You are azz active member of canzjms 07 gfl'lZiZf1lLf077S 'uei.A,- 4 ' Y i5v A-., H. -- ' A 1 4. . , . -yan, its CHUCK IxINlI S CHILI XVI-IITIZ IMOGENE PALMER BILL TI-IILILI Prnsldtnt Vice-president Secretary Finance STUDENT COMMISSION More students on the Commission next year! Working with Mr. Kaplan, the '42 officers revised and simplified the Constitution of the Associated Students. The new con- stitution defines and clarifies the Work of each commis- sioner, as well as increasing the number of officers from eight to nine by adding a new member, Commissioner of Social Activities. In addition to their work in revising the constitution, the commissioners proved that they were actors when they put on a comedy skit before the student body which typi- fied an average day at a Commission meetingnl Hospi- tality Was their by word when they invited the members of the Monterey Student Council to a lunch and joint meeting at the school. mstrum and qavel . . . student government! DANCES No more stags allowed! Yes, the new Student Dance Committee, H working under punster advisor 11,9 E Kaplan and Student Body Prexy i Kimes, solved the ever present stag problem this year. Students who at- tended the first affair under the new plan-the Spring Flower Dance- ug- L pronounce it a huge success! Other outstanding Friday Nights are re- :- membered for the Halloween Mas- querade, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the Old Clothes Dance. Some- thing new this year was a High School Skating Party which was put on for the express purpose of bring- ing non-dancers into the social whirl. .jg Chilli :mil 'Kuff' fmt! lbeir heady logelfavr Io plan nuoilaer big zlrmcr. STUDENT COURT As part of the Sudent Body constitution, a new procedure was out- lined for Student Court, most of which was inaugurated during the last semester. After Chief Justice Grice Thurlby joined the State Guard, Burton Anderson was elected to succed him. During the latter part of the year, Barbara Ryan and George Link served as the Senior Represent- atives replacing Wfinifred McCargar who was one of the justices first semester. g. .la I 1 STUDENT COURT MEMBERS: Bernard Wolbcr, jim Stroble, Ruth Crenshaw, Grice Thurlby, Mr. Donald Tarr, Vincent Thembley, Nancy Werner, Burton Anderson. U -n it Sl'HiUJ' Tw: - irls' league takes the lead An exclusive Girls' Clubroom! Such was the news that Mr. Sewell broke to an enthusiatic assembly early in the second semes- ter. Soon workers were frantically raising money, upholstering furniture, cleaning, and sewing to prepare for the opening on May 1. Numerous cake and candied-apple sales financed this campaign. Serving on this yearis Executive Board were the officersg our new advisor, Miss Niesleyg and M. McCann, E. Williamson, B. Hager- man, M. Church, A. Carr, M. Power, Bomer, and D. Benson. Moniforx Hi-Iinx BARBARA LAMB Pra'xiJz'11l DOROTHEA PIERSON Vil'l'-fJI'l'XiI1'fllf NANCY PENNYCOOK Sl't'l'l'f!H'y MARGARET WERNER T7'i,1IXlII'07' GLORIA BllINK Sung Lvmlw' MARY DAVIES Cuxlodifm of Records i t Bi1vkr'lln1li Hnnzlbnll the bees' federation hits its stride For Men Only was the law laid down by the boys regarding their new clubroom. In addition to the clubroom, however, the boys published their own paper, The Boys' Federation News , and started a very exten- sive intra-mural sports program. Very popular were these Federation- sponsored Friday afternoon boxing matches and inter-class track meets. Two other events were staged in co-operation with the Girls, League-a joint assembly which featured an inspiring talk on Pearl Harborn, and the Spring Hit Parade Dance . Gurlrrulx .3:' 'swf-y' 456 'mn 5 DELWIN BOLES Pi'c'xidw1l BILL BINGAMAN ViL'L'-lIl'L'XilfCllf CLAYTON BREXWER Scrrvtary PAUL KAPLAN Treaxnrrr CRAIG SEYDEL Suigmnl-nf-Arms BOB EC K E L SL'l'gL'U!ll-df-AflIIfX average ralsers With visits to the University of Califor- nia, to the Salinas Junior College, and to a local matinee while other students slaved away at school, Scholarship Society members proved that it pays to keep the old nose to the grindstonen. Climaxing their scho- lastic year, approximately ten seniors re- ceived their C.S.F. life membership pin at t . Commencement. Q, GROUP I-Fira! Row: T. Nagasaki, M. W'ong, M. Tsukamoto, S. Sliimo- ii? mura, B. Volk, S. Wfedcll, C. liriere, Tsultamoto, D. Sakesagnwa, I. Palmer, J. Wriglit. Sfroud Row: T. Taniguclii, R. Ward, N. Lanini, D. Pedrazzi, M. L. Lew, K. Sasao, F. Yoltnyama, P. J. Marble, B. Staton, V. Britton, F. Traulu, K. Soares, Y. Motokanc. Thin! Rauf: H. Masuda, M S' C. S ltl' M. R. ' S. L ll L b F. N'l1i T. Ob pw, . lu, un tr, c1mLs, ovl: , am , is 1, ana, J. Standbury, J. Stone, K. Hironako, J. Williams. Fonvlb Row: L. Marks, J. W'illiams, B. Lamar, T. Tracy, H. MacKenzie, B. Lee, L. Pennington, S. Spence, B. Walker, D. Nelson, G. Ohana, P. Mazucca, G. Nichalow. - - SL'b0lr1I'S S0 Sigbf-XL'i'fllg Ili U. C GROUP II-Fin! Row: M. Ikeda, S. Ikeda, S. Kobara, A. Kita, L. Chinn, M. Hironaka, M. Kondo, S. Hada, F. Osama, H. Jones, M. J. Graves. Second Row: K. I-Iironaka, B. Lamb, R. Creusliaw, J. Fclman, A. J. Case, P. Allen, B. Dungan, A. Fry, B. Ccrri, K. Kemper. Third Row: G. Law, R. Itino, B. Harry, M. Holes, M. Armstrong, I. Hurst, B. Gunn, B. Anson, B. Goodall, F. Blackwell, G. Howard. Fourth Row: D. Bolcs, B. Force, A. Hansen, J. Armstrong, B. Gliltbarg, J. Armstrong, E. Fitz, W. Iwami, B. Head, Y. Kobura, D. DeMaztos. QQ. P X' si meg 3 clubs spell aclivilu Tw f '. ' i 1 ll 1 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First Row: D. Vargas, 1. Ramirez, S. Garcia, R. Fender, B. Brazil, M. Luna. Sctovld Rauf: G. Swank, D. Corria, V. Eaton, H.. Vargas, L, Fcrrini D. Holland. Tlfifrf Ram: L. Cunha, A. Castro, A. Peck, I. Taylor, S. Urquidcs, Vnndivcr, j. Manhirc. JUNIOR-SENIOR HI-Y Fin! Row: G. Eliutt, NV. Munro, B. Petersen, M. Blau, B. Husman E. Burns, J. McCoy, R. Marlin, II. Endo. Sz'r.'01l1l Row: Mr. Muncy, Ui Kilbournc, j. Tognerli, D. Marlin, J. Linder, C. Kimcs, D. Bolcs Mr Hulibcrger. Tlrirri Row: Mr. Bronson, B. Eckel, j. Berrycssa, H. MacKi:nzic, B. Bingaman, B. Force, B. Bundgarcl, C. Suydel, R, Pere. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE HI-Y Fira! Rauf: D. Mignola, M. Hitchcock. T. Moore, R. Kanmr, G, Hill j. Fnrcadc, R. Schirle. SL-com! Raw: L. Krausgill, B. Daley, A. Luce L. Burnstcin, L. Hcinscn, B. Hardusty, K. Mason, C. jcffcoat. Tbinl Raw Mr. Ramos, D. Feliv, N. Cunningl-nam, J. Ostcrhcld, L. Andersen, T, Black Mr. XVoodward. 1 I Y JUNIOR RED CROSS Firsl Row: M. Tsukamoro, E. Yamamoto, L. Jones, F. Onitsuka. Second Row: Y. Toya, D. Benson, H. Pierce. Tbirll Row: Miss Nichols, D. Palmer. E. Fanucchi. MATH CLUB Firrt Raw: D. Saublc, A. Wells, S, Paul, T. Milcsccad, D. Delvlarros. Serorul Row: J. Feliz, C. Howard, D. Colburn, P. Mazzuca, B. Lamar. Third Raw: Mr. Thompson, J. Armstrong, L. Haus, B. Walker. l '-'s'f:a? , il:' N vm Ili -' F.l5..-X. OFFICERS lfirxl Razr: Mr. Crabtree, Al Ferrasci, George Ohana, Norrnnn Prussley, Phillip Spiegl. Svromf Rauf: AI. XY'hitchcnd, L. Marks. A. Kimes. Plenty of activity for the Future Farmers this year! Included in their year's program were crop and livestock entries in the State and County Fair . . . marketing stock at the annual F. F. A. Market Day in San Fran- cisco . . . sending representatives to the Poly Royalv and two delegates to the State F. F. A. Convention in San Luis Obispo . . . showing their patriotism by purchasing over S600 in Defense Bonds and Stamps . . . and participating in the Emergency Forest Fire Fighting program. Tbvrr' is alwuyx jllvufy of aclirily for F.I .A. boys-boffJ af bonu' uml in fbi' fluxsmom. 'A- .439 . F., Step right this way, ladies and gentle- 'ienl The annual F.F.A. Penny Carnival is nder Way! Yes sir, these future farmers en't on the farmv all the time. In addi- on to putting over their rip-roaring carni- al, the boys also held a series of card parties d skating parties. Of course, the big af- ir this year, as always, was the Harvest all. Witli four girls, one from each class, Queen candidates, the ball was a regular arvest of Beautyf' JUNIORS - SIQN IORS Ifirxl Row: Y. Tokiwa, M. Fnnucchi, L. Clark, H Hori, W. Ferrmsci, E. Hairy, L. Wfhll. Svroml Rau' J. XY'hitehcnd, L. Marks, J. Johnson, C. Autsen, G Hardin, B. Wiley', Mr. Pressley. SOPHOMORES Firil Rum: B. Fraser, NI. Sarmento, K. Tokiwa, M Shirarsuki. G. Jensen, P. Spiegl. Srroml Row: D Davidson, B. Mecse, H. Blomquist, N. Pressley, P Burl-1. A. Kimcs, C. Ifrrington, R. Pihl. FRESHMEN lfiril Row: P. Caswell, W'inegar, C. Barnet, H. Scales, J. Suda, B. Seibel. M. Gularrc. Scwnul Row: G. Silveria, G. Dolan, A. Hansen, J. Rout, F. Porter, li. Gncsa, K. Andrus. Harvest Queen and Her Attendants-Gloria Brink, Jackie Barrett Queen Aldine Dolan, Dolores Choate. Q H' - 1 : if S , 9 6 Fw X ?' ' ,fr A ,Mi PM w-img 2321, +i7'H You pzzrfiripazfc' in C'XlLl'tZ-C'7ll'l'iC'll1fll' acfifuifies el qahilan meets the de ' Deadline in a weekli' Burn in the edges on the track- team a little more! Mr. Sewell is still in the camera- what'll we do?',-such are the terms that were flung around the El Gabilrm office.Uppermost in the minds of Editor George Rogers and Associate Editor Barbara Lamb, as well as the entire staff, was the aim to present to the students a truly vivid pictorial record of the school year 1941-1942. Photomontage division pages-taken, develop- ed, and printed by our own editor-was the answer to this goal. With this new feature, plus a distinctive cover and hundred of pictures, the staff endeavored to produce this year a book full of memories, enjoyment, and everlasting interest. Wfhatever the result, the staff will always re- member the year for both its work and play, and for all the experiences that can never be forgotten in putting out this year-'s El Grzbilnn. junior Staff and Senior assistants include the following: Ruth Crenshaw. Dorothea Pierson, Lois Gunncll, James Armstrong, Mary Davies. N01 in jrirrfllrt' were jane Holme and Mary Jo Gravesg and jerry Adcock, art editor. '----at --.1 L X., SALI S LONTI ST XVINNERS mm fllflf HI llllfllllj lluniors-Paul Kaplan lim Stroblt lia.Sl1mcn-Joe Barr GEORGE ROGERS lfrlilur ISOIS FORCE ljnxiiirsx Manage BARBARA LAMB ASXlIl'iKlfA' Erlilor I-IERSCHEI. SCOTT Salvx Manager VIRGINIA JONES Arfifisor ILENE FERRINI Senior Pic! nres LEADING AD SALESMEN Thurlby Mary McCulloch Clayton Brewer Imogene Palmer Edna Pnnziera Photography-the key note in any an- nual-Was ably handled this year by our staff of camera clickersv. NW hen the editors called for more and better pictures, camera- men jumped to the job. Photographers Tom Tracy, Dick Daley, and Bob Lamar were assisted by John Moran, Paul Yamaguchi, Johnny Lew, Tom Itani and Nobu Fukado. VI' D. Dalcy B. Lamar T. Tracy ------Qx,, Y q Alf 3, M 'll-r' L' 1 , v. A 1 ii'QQ'j'r l i ' 4 This was the year of many innovations for Flashlight . . . a new system of co- editorship was put into practice . . . the pic- torial interest Was greatly increased by a subscription to Scholastic Roto , a national high school rotogravure magazine, and by the purchase of a Speed Graphic camera by the Student Body for Flashlight. A1- though the business staff ran on zz shoestring the last part of the year, they were undaunt- ed and rallied enough to put out an eight page issue-the first in the history of Flash- liglof-during Public Schools Week. '68 lla ll EDlTORlAl.. STAFF CIRCULATION STAFF Sue Smith Anne Malcolm Bob Harry Nancy Werner Barbara Shoulet flashlight Laurels of high honors fell on Flashlight when Jane Holme, news editor was chosen honor- ary editor of the Daily Califor- nian at the University of Cali- fornia Press Conference. Her editorial on Our Part in the Present Day Crisis was pub- lished in the March 20 edition. Perhaps the greatest achieve- ment during the year was the sponsoring by Flashlight of two victory-stamp drives-the first was used to purchase a S500 motor trailer and the second to buy a 35875.00 Willys Jeep. Proud indeed was the Flnsbliglaf staff as they rode through the halls in their new purchase. qnes to press! - J-., ' ' .- . L. -'il ,.... ' 2.4.15 . -..-. The .staff rushes lo make ibe 3rd periozl delivery! the Iiterati presentmthe bridge Arlrisor Miss Virginia Gifbvrf ami Eriilm Iimznir Armstrong dismiss plans for 1942 Bridge Clz'L'r'r lilibliriij' jzoxirrx by arlisfs An uzcrgrlic xfuff 511011115 many bonrs rrarling and xelrriing nmlerial fo ln' ilIl'11I!Il'll in D. DeMaHox nnfl C. Link Salinas Higb'x Iifcrary annual. It Was a busy year for Bridge-a year of varied activity. The advertising campaign burst forth with posters, salesman, ballyhoo, and ads in Flashlight. The student body was entertained by an unusual, clever assembly which presented several of the selected con- tributions in the form of monologues and dramatizations. Among these were The Walking Dream , by Jenny Panzierag a tragedy, Blackout , by James Armstrong: a satire, Bridge for Women , by Richard DeMattosg A Quiet Evening at Homev, by Betty Merrill, and l'Soft Shoulders , by Dick Lemon. With attractive covers of blue and silver, and silk-screened title-pages throughout, the Bririgc' was distributed in May. For the second year bridge buyers had an opportun- ity to vote for the best selection in the book. These lucky winners were awarded medals for their prize-winning contributions. Thr owing lmnd-uIu'ayx lmjnlllar---wbrfbm' il ln' tl waltz, rlmnzlzu, or fire, Rhythm and sweet style were just a few of the characteristics of Bud Young and his Young Buds , which made them one of the most popular organizations in the school. Under the guidance of Bud Young, the boys gained much practical experience in playing swing music. A few of their highlight en- gagements were playing at Student Body dances, a Fort Ord performance, and for the Junior College Men,s Club Supper. Bud Young and His Young Buds and soloisi Lonnie' Lmulquisl. Bud Young l Qficfge. 'ii o 1 A Y i - - 1 l ' J 1 , f 5 , as Wo Q the sloino hood . . . mellow and smooth rho choral orooos rolro on ooooro A CAPPELLA Hum your pitch. With soft echoing tones and bril- liant climaxes the A Cappella Choir gave its last perform- ance on graduation night. Leading up to this perform- ance the choir had taken part in many activities including participation in a Christmas Festival at San Jose. Later performances in the year included several assembly programs, outstanding among which was the comical skit, The Grasshopperv. During Public Schools Weeli, the choir furnished background music for the school broad- '37 TRIPLE TRIO Edna Shimotsulia, Carol Burkhart, Betty Underwood, Mary Jane Smith, Carolyn Joy, Anna jenn Case, Shirley Wcdell. N01 in piclllrv: Joanne Stone, Pat Thome, Beverly Zierk, Bertha Black. Fin! Raw: E. Shimorsuka, I. Davies, B. Black, H. jones, B. Dayton, S. Corrcria, J. Harrison, B. Underwood, A. j. Case, Miss johnson. Sccoml Row: B. Wallace, V. Gatsidc, G. Elliot, G. Rogers, R. O'Bricn, P. Cutshall, T. Tracy, J. Garcia, E. Hansen, Z. M. Clark, R. Walker. Third Row: C. Burkhart, R. Miller, J. Stone, J. Craig, J. Arnolfo, M. Blanc, J. Adcock, P. Theme, M. J. Smith, C. joy. V, , 5 i n., I x i ., EN JI. If ii 475. I In T -, E .4.....-..- '- Li- ..-...- gpg! pm: A , A small group of girls who frequently sang before the students of this school and for many out- side organizations Was the Triple Trio. They ap- peared before a P.T.A. Convention at the Santa Lucia Inn and participated in the San Jose Christmas Festival. Two other groups, the Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs, were called upon several times to sing for school assemblies. Although they did not have an opportunity for many public performances, the training they received will give them good voice training to make them eligible for A Cappella next year. GLEE CLUB I-'xrsl Razr: S. Smith. 5. Armstrong, B. Ziurk, C Piatti, S. Nvcdcll, Y. Happ. Scmnrl Rum: O. Cook L. Jones, M. L. Goodsnn. D. Karcich, L. Bulnnti pl. Lnston, W. Toleda. Tlrinl Row: L. Morris, H WX I l All X1 GI ld l D X lhrh iam, .. . en, . . ii en, S. e 'ere, 1. . n BOYS GLEE R. Pere, AI. Garcia, AI. Ijuvolis, D. Mcnkc, B. W'illiams B. Garin, Cnpurro, T. Genrgnlos. KATHRYN JOHNSON Cho ral Dirrcfor metmnnmes and finessemihe orchestra , i . First Rum: D. Sauble, D. Phillips, A. Anderson, J. Lewis, F. Hammer, S. Sutherland, B. Volk, C. Balnsnbas, M. Runmes, G. Tcrrill, P. Easton, V. Pickcrell, D. Crabtree. Srrrmzl Rauf: R. Ramey, Guricrrcz, W. Wilder. A. Beck, A. Cash, P. Sims, M. McCann, G. Sims, M. Weinstein, G. Frcw, j. W'ilder, D. Williams, P. Mnzzucn. Tbinl Rmr: R. NV:ilk::r, S. Nicholaw, S. McCann, W. Grcvnlnw, F. Blackwell, B. Walker, F. Phillips. J. Garcia, j. Collins, B. Husman, I. Hurst. Fourth Row: Mr. McKillop, N. XVerncr, j. Lamb, B. Head, P. Kaplan, R. Emlay, K. Mason, N. Price. L. Burnsrcin T. Milsrcad. A series of excellent programs was presented by the S.U.H.S. orch- estra under the direction of Mr. Keith D. McKillop. In addition to their annual Mid-Wfinter and Spring Con- certs the members of the orchestra furnished music for the The Three One-Act Playsn and for the Senior Play, Lease On Libertyu. A program for the parents during Public Schools Week gave many Visitors a chance to see a fine performance of high school musicians. I A x 4'- Q -Q LJ-4.4' ' Fi Sc' Vioi a rsl Violin Margaret Werner, CODCCFYITTZISICI' Morris Nveinstein Dan Williams Catalina Balasabas .lim Wilder Martha Reanies Gwayne Frew Myra .lean White mlm' Violin Grice Tllurlby Gloria Terrill Viola Pickerill Pliyliss Easnon Dorutliy Phillips Alberta Anderson Betsy Volk Shirley Sutherland Francis Hammer Janna Lewis William Wilder Arlan Beck William Gutierrez I Paul Mazzuca Amelira Casli Cello Ralph Feliz Terry Jean Milstead Nancy XVerner Sfring Bass Ruth Walker lrenc Hurst Flute Maisie McCann Gloria Sims Patricia Sims Oboe John Armstrong Clrzrinef Paul Kaplan Janice Larnln David Crabtree Roy Rumey Dick Saublc Bassoon Francis Phillips Trnmjzet Bob I-Iusmau Ray Collins John Garcia French H orn Steve McCann Spiro Nicholaw Tro nzl9011e Francis Blackwell Wallace Greenlavx Bob Walker Peronssion Ken Mason Nibs Price Betty Head Piano Leland Burstein KEITH D, MCKILLOP Direrfor of Band null Orclu-xlru huirling haluns and healing drumsmlhe hand' Marching! Playing! Drilling! All are brief descriptions of the past season for the band which, under the direction of Mr. Keith D. McKillop, has had a most eventful year. Always willing to do their part, the members of this organization showed a spirit that couldn't be beaten. During the latter part of the year, the band par- ticipated in both the annual Mid- Winter Concert, and in the Spring Concert. The band officers who were elected for the year were Bill Glik- barg, president, Paul Kaplan, busi- ness manager, Martin Blatt, public- ity: and Duane Mitchel, librarian. Iiirxf Row: O. Treadway, L. Friere, O. O'Gwin Svroml Row: D. Brignole, J. Felman, M. Cranford IZ. Escobar. First Row: M. Burns, l.. Hcinzcn, B. Husman, R. Collins, B. Glikbarg, P. Kaplan, M. Blair, ll. johnson, A. Hanstn G. Eliotr. Srrorlzl Rows F, Phillips, G. Gndsby, j. Garcia, R. Kcrshing, B. Burgman, N. Pr'ce, K. Mason, R. Emlav T J - I D. Casrro, D. Demattos, P. Mazzucn, K. Iiuiimoto, P. Marble, D. Dillingham. Tbiril Row: S. Spence, J. Armstrong, P Giles . F. Ramsey, D. Atwood, G. Sims, P. Sims, D. NValkcr, A. XVclls, j. Dani, T. Moore, R. Schirle, K. Rasmussen. Fourlb Ron G. Ormsby, S. Garcia, F. Tankcrslcy, M. Riggin, H. Tcraji, K. Machado, P. Yamaguchi, B. Vfalkur, NV. Craclxnell Willianzs, K. Daugherty, j. Ward. Fiflb Row: Z. M. Clark, D. Mitchell, II. Dios, F. Blackwell, j. Lunsford, L. P1r r A, Colburn, S. Black, j. Habcrt, R. Tinglcy, Mr McKillop. The vnarehiug Band rlixpluys ifs S Formafion Bh Clarinet Paul Kaplan Martin Blat: Boyd Johnson Albert Hansen George Elliott Richard De Mattos Kay Fujimoro Paul Mazzuca Peggy Marble Dean Dillingham Arlcen Wells june Dani Tommy Moore Richard Schirle Kenneth Rasmussen Roy Ramey Bill Gaines Fluzfe Gloria Sims David Walker I Patricia Sims Oboe John Armstong Dorothy Atwood Alto Saxophone French Horn Gloria Ormsby Fred Tankersley Sam Spence Sam Garcia Tenor Saxophone Jack Ward Zona Clark Ann Colburn Louise Marshall Baritone Saxophone Sam Black .lack Habert Cornet Bill Glikbarg Ray Collins Mathew Burns Gordon Gadsby Rudolph Kershing John Garcia Trumpet Bob Husman Lauren Heinzen Bill Burgman Geraldine Messick Paul Giles T. F. Ramsey Lorin Welker Trombone Jim Williams Kenneth Baggett Wally Crncknell Marion Riggin Bob Walker Keith Daugherty Paul Yamaguchi Hideo Teraji Kenneth Machado Souza phone Lamont Parker Richard Tingley Duane Mitchell Baritone Francis Blackwell John Dios James Lunsford Percussion Randy Emlay Ken Mason Nibs Price David Castro Grice Thurlby . aah-i..,,h l Don Lo Prcsti Betty Merrill Ilene Ferrini Tom Tracy Lonnie Lunclquist Shirley Loxell SENIOR PLAY CAST A11 all-star cast for Lease on Liberfyv Quiet! Everybody ready?,' OK, dim the houselightsf' Curtain going up!', Event: Senior Play, Lease on Liberty . Place: High School Auditorium. Time: 8:15 on the nights of May 7 and 8. Deafening applause brought down the third-act curtain on this very enjoyable patriotic drama. Containing a prologue that was Written after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Lease on Liberty proved to be the most timely Senior Play that was ever presented behind the footlights of S.U.H.S. The cast richly deserved the praise that was given for its inter- pretion and well thought out presentation of the vital issues of war and peace! seniors take a curtain call GRAMMY .,.....,,,......,.,..,,, ,,.,,,,,..,A,A A...,.,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,....,,.,.......,.. S h i rley Lovell MATT POWELL, .IR ...,.,,.. ,.., A,,....AA,.,,, D 0 n Lo Presti PAY LATIMER .............,.... .,,,,,,,,,.,, , A.,, L ..,,. L .... , Betty Merrill MAGNOLIA ...,v....,. - .....,. ,L ...,,,,. ,,,,.., L onnie Lundquist TZ., TED Y,,..........,.,......,.,....,l...,...,,, L ,............ Tom Tracy IINX ..............,,.,,,,.,,,.,.Y,......,....... ,.,.,....,,...,. I lene Ferrini MATTHEW POWELL, SR ......... .L ,,.,. James Armstrong VERN POWELL .,,, ,,,.,,,............ ,.,..,,, M a rgarct Wferncr PAUL BUTLER .,...,,,,,,. .,.,,,..., . George Link ROSALIE TI-IAYER ,.,r.., ,...,,,,.. ..,... H a rriett Todd MISCI-IA L- .,.,....,........ ,....,. ..., L .....,,,..,,r..,.,.., D i ck Bryan PICKERING ,.....,...., - ...., ,..,, A .,,. W , .L ,.,.r.,,,, Bill Glikbzirg BETTY LOU ..,,...,,. -..LW ....,, Dolores Daetwiler MISS JENNINGS .....,.....,...,.,. ....... ......... N o rma Jo Lztdra MATTHEW POWELL, III..,- .,.,,... .....,.... I-I erschel Scott RADIO TECHNICIAN .,,,,, . .,....... Wiley' Wood MISS FISH ..,Y,...,,,,........,,..,.,.. ............ J ennne Simas MISS STONE ......... .,........ L oln Pennington NURSE ..,,,,...,,rr,,.,,.,.., ...,. - .,,,... F rnnces Blackwell PI-IOTOGRAPHER. ..........., .L .,.,.,,, George Rogers RADIO ANNOUNCER ..Y,.,, , .,............,..,.i.,..,,,Y..... ,......., H erschel Scott TECHNICIANS Assistant Directors .,.., ..,.,,,.. Y ....,.....,i F ranccs Blackwell, Herschel Scott In Armstmml .md M. X-Vcmm. Prop. Managers ,....., .......,i N :mcy Pennycook, Jeanne Simns N I Lqdn L Pcnnin ,mn It Simasw Wardrobe Mistresses ......,, Betty Knowlton, Betty Weston . A . I 4, . , 4 Smllwfz B. Glikbnrg, H. Scott G. Link D. Bryan E. Blackwell H. Scott B. XVeston B. Knowlton I'I. Todd Mr. H. Ulrici N. Pennycook B. Williams 79' TWO CROOKS AND A LADY The annual dramaties depart- ment presentation of UA Night At The Theater featured three different one-act plays-a scene from one of Which, Two Crooks And A Lady , appears at the left. The characters in this melodrama were Jim Di Napoli, Bette Merrill, Barbara Ryan, Corinne I-Iall, Ray O'Brien, James Armstrong, and Ewing Moss. an evening of drama YES MEANS NO The second one-act play presented by the dramatics class on November 28 Was the big-business farce Yes Means Non. The players were father, the boss, James Arm- strong, son, Tom Tracy, girl- friend, Juanice Sparks, secre- tary, Shirley Lovellg and La- tin American customer, R. C. Acker. QUESTION OF FIGURES A Question of Figuresn, the third play during the Night At The Theaterv, Was a social comedy about college- girl room-mates. Characters were Frances, Anne Malcolm g Marian, Norma Jo Ladrag Edith, Ilene Ferrini 3 Dorothy, Gloria Stevens, Carol, Mary McCulloch, and Joan, Do- lores Di Napoli. More laughs! More thrills! More fun! This was the demand for assem- blies this year. Who Will forget the A Cappella extravaganza The Grass- hopper -the singing schools staged by Mr. Kaplan-the Hoe Down -the E1 Gabilau Wl1iz of a Quiz ? Not only the fun in assemblies will be remembered, but the serious mov- ies and talks, too, made a lasting im- pression on each and every student. Tlu' A Cnjiprllu Muxriul Ski! Tlx Gl'HXSlJ01Il7l'!',,. - ' ' lf' ,V W fp' if-Q ,as :wa ff ,zz , 1 :if H f , A , R 'x 'Q up - ' ' ' U 'K ,. , .41 iise, p ,si U as f' --r - 1- V V i ' 'fi W ' i ,, .... Y l at af . -Ll ,, .. 1: - Q ,is,n,2,i 1 J ' -af f- Hwxclufl Srolf as Masfvr of Cmwlonivs af El Gubilnu M11siviu1 Wifi: of n Quiz I Bnbcttc Hagerman Speaking on the topic, Our Nation's Security , and competing with Herschel Scott and Dick Yee, Babette Hagerman Won the right to represent Salinas in the Lions' Club contest. Competing against represent- atives from Monterey and Santa Cruz, she again took first place which put her into the regional contest at San Jose where she Won second place. Not only did Babette receive Written and spoken praise, but she also came out of the contest thirty dollars richer in defense bonds and stamps! '82 Looks like tl Prom flair ii ranking for Dnrifl ami filmiiu PROM CO-CHAIRMEN: B. Moore, P. Kaplan. DECORATIONS: P. Iverson, C. Thomson fro-clJ.'rir1m'uJg B. Hagerman, B. Riddle, N. Mitchell, J. Harrison, B. Dungan, E. Cavalli, W. Gilerte, B. Dunn, M. Boles, L. Gunncll, M. A. Bnrdin, D. Nelson, B. Wallace, B. Hutchinson, P. Orr, M. Tan- ncr, J. Carter. MENU: C. Hall Crbairnmnjg E. Carter, B. Pierce, C. Burkhart, S. Fleckner. PUBLICITY: G. Stevens ft'!JfIfl'Hlfl7IJQ B. Lemon, B. Smith, R. Martin. BIDS: V. Davis, A. Twissclnmn Cm- FlJ!lil'7lII.'1l,j N. Price, B. Peterson, O. XVarc, D. Pierson, M. Clark. big doings for upper Flowers, lattice Work, lanterns, Wishing Wells - all spell Junior-Senior Prom of '42 . Co-chairmen Bettie Moore and Paul Kaplan-with the members of their various Committees chose as their theme A Garden Promenade . On the night of May 16, gar- den lanterns blinked and swayed as couples . .A gs Cinrlcralla Iam' shops for ber slippers . . . while Bob picks out his Pram suit Clizyfon grts bell: -zuilb bis lux . . . Imogene putx on that las! lozfrbl 6 l I Olin' um classmen . . . prom night! strolled through flower bedecked archways or chatted between dances around a typical old rustic wishing well. That these memories of the Prom will not be forgotten, EI Gab- ilau brings to you some candid camera high- lights of YOU at the Prom. At the Prom . . . mferylbizlg in full swing! .ls 1 ' 1 I E I 1 is . V, nfl i1rz'xxi'al 1111 nuff l'l'Ifll-1' fo gn! COMMITTEES MUSIC: M. Blast, B. Cominos fru- t'l7tlfl'UIl'lID B. Johnson, D. Davies. PLACE CARDS: D. Snell fz'fJrlirn1u11jg B Theile, B. Anson, G. Brink, O. Grainger TABLE: M. Hurt QrfJuir11m11Jg D. Daley D. Palmer. DANCE PROGRANISI Nl. Graves frbuirulillljg V. Tremblcy, A. Bnrdin, C Fricrc. GUESTS: R. Crenshaw fcbailwllulzjg J Holme. RECEPTION: B. Johnson. ENTERTAINMENT: D. Martinez, Qvbnir- IIIIYIIDQ I-I. Jones, A. LeNoir. CHECK ROOM: Holme fl'l7lIiI'llIllllJQ R. Crenshaw. S. U. H. S. Wellt all-out for Boola-Boola, peanuts, beanies, and college rivalries at the Junior Class College Dance , February 7. Col- lege songs, melodious and smooth, flowed from Paul Kaplans,s Orch- estra While rah-rah boys and cam- pus cuties were initiated into their first glimpse of college daze,'! Seniors wrok bard nu Kimlrrgurfvn Dunn Cburlz mul lmogvur' :lo a bil of udw'r!isi11g t'Blues in the Nightn, l'String of Pearls , Moon- light Cocktails - Your Hit Parade was the theme that packed in the dancers at the joint Girls' League-Boys' Fed- eration Dance. Music notes and sheet music set the stage and Paul Kap1an's orchestra gave out with just the right kind of swing to make it a true Hit Paradev! weekend niqhis from 9:00 te I2:UU! Left foot forward-right foot back! Have you your date for the Sadie Hawkins? How about an- other noon dance today? Student Body dances, under the newly organ- ized Student Activities Committee, took a new lease on life. Sadie Haw- kins Day occasioned one highly suc- cessful soiree-with the girls doin' their durndest to catch themselves a fellow . Never to be forgotten are those fantastic garbs seen at the Old Clothes Dancen, or the fashion show parade at the Spring Flower Dance . A milling throng of S.U.H.S. 'ers, all dressed up in chaps, checked shirts, Levi's, guns, and ten-gallon hats, invaded the music wing to lend the final touch to a Night in the Old Wild West as planned by the Sophomore Class. The air was thick with NVild Westiana, the walls resembled a boom town, and a Coca-Cola saloon operated off to one side. -11- 1 Y ' 'I f'.1 Bifif' 14:3 wif, .f..f:.sm:-1 -f:: 1 -3' ff'- , W ' 1' ,,, ' T . 5 . VE, G ff 6 Em: -f I f -' 5? ' :E 1 ll 1 1 3 5, ' ' I lx. ' 'v' ' ' , A , . X . ,, , ,1,..l:. . ., C., 'QU' f5 -- Xi . , ' 1 . 1 1 A .X . 4 ,vim 11 , . , -f ' V igifu 1 ' gk ,Q-, . WH ,-,.,.-- 'S- All Y . ..! r 3 You help fill the S.U.H.S. trophy case 87' MANAGERS Wlmere are the basketballs? Get me a towel, Joe! Quick, Barry, take the water out! These are the orders heard around the gym and on che field as managers run about trying to take care of all re- quests. Managers included Barry Dolan, Joe Barr, Gerald Hill, Gerald Ryan, JohnArm- strong, and Finis Jeffers. WRANGLERS Service to the school was the keynote of the ac- tivity of the organization know on the campus as Wfranglers. Whetluei' it was a football game or a Student Body dance-this group of energetic boys could always be found on duty. Firsl Row: P. Yamaguchi, D. Smizh, L. Gongorn, N. Moran, J. Smith, j. Garcia, K. Salim. Svrnml Row: M. Swffcy, H. Innuyu, S. Garcia. E. Wfork. B. Wninscur, S. Escobar, B. Hnddn, T. Magsanay. Third Row: Mr. Farr, E. Miramlcttc, I2,Lindquist, M. Berry, J. Brazil, B. Burgman, Mr. Young. COACHES Under the director-ship of Mr. Jess Regli, the Boys' Physical Education Depart- ment consisted of Mr. Fred Clayson, in charge of intra- mural sports: Mr. Wfoodward Adams, football coachg and Mr. Stan Hiserman, coach of basketball and track. Jess Regli Stan Hiscrmnn Woody Adams Fred Clzxyson sports...interschoIastic MANAGERS: Firsf Row: joe Barr, Gerald Hill. Svcomf Row: Finnis Jeffers, john Arr Gerald Ryan, No! in 11icfnr1': Barry Dolan. v-- -W H id J . r BLOCK S SOCIETY Firsl Razr: L. Wall, j. Garcia, Hawkins, D. Yee, E. Culomluini, H. Chinn, G. Clxolovich, B. jackson, R. Rugglcs G. 'I'alu:sliila, li. Gilbert, T. Takiwa, E. Fuller, T. Nakaznki. Srruufl Raw: M. Burns, W. Hoofcr, E. Burns, J. McCoy P. Giles. L. Blair, R. Pilil, G. Twissclnun, C. jeffcoat, B. W'yman, M. Rodriqucz, D. Daley, N. Lee, G. Ryan. Tlrirzl Row: B. Glikbarg, K. Slivcrs, V. Trevczlian, K. Mason, N ,Cuultcr, B. Czxpurro, T. Gcorgalos, R. Pere, B. Bingaman, C. Kimcs, R. Nunncman. C. White, j. Tognctti, D. Marlin, D. Holes. Ifvnrlll Raw: Coach Hiserman,-l. Foreman, F. Jeffers, N. Prcsslcy, P. Krueger, j. Craig, B. Willianis, L, l-icrrenkolil, N. Coniinos, B. Iiorcc, G. Dies, j. Coy, IS. Anderson, B, Larson, C. Scynlul. Coach Adams ...and intra-mural -.M aa- b M--E -- -f mf- - ,X-.:,., .,,. ... sf, f - ' - -v- 1 - 'fB:g:aa..-Sl',-.,,m- 'va ::.v.. -1 'l:,1? . ... - -'f rigi- t L,-ry v ',.,.,5,fw,-.,,., zgtgw.-,157 1 , Q I Y . f 1 All right gang, show the team you're behind 'em! Le-t's have a little noise, rooters! How about a spell yell?,' Ac- tive pepsters this year were head cheer leader, Vivian Harveyg and her two assistants, Gloria , Brink and Gloria Stevens. ilu! . . ' Gloria Brink Vivian Harvey Gloria Stevens mf I 4 u Chuck Kimes Bob XVillinms Xvayne Hooter 'lom Cy g l Bill Binganmn Craig Scydel Nick Cominos VARSITY FOOTBALL Fighting hard, with the odds against them, Coach Woody', Adams and his Cowboy gridsters came through a season of football which didn't pay off in a championship team, but which nevertheless devel- oped a fine bunch of players. Led by co-captains Ray Pere and Bob Larsen, the Cowboys kept up a spirit that couldn't be beaten. The most inspirational player as elected by che team was Wayne Hoofer, While Bob Larsen received the honor of being the most valuable player. Seniors who have played their last games for Salinas High are Craig Seydel, Ray Pere, Tom Georgalos, Bill Bingaman, Frank Capurro, Nick Cominos, Chuck Kimes, and Bill Colombini. 'S' Bob Larsen 'P Frank Cnpurro Vernon Trevcthnn Paul Krueger Earl Burns our fighting cuwhuus hnId ... Cowboyx 1'rr.w1x Haybuilrrs nl Hollixlvr I VARSITY SQUAD Firsl Row: L. Jones, R. McBride, D. Wfilliamson, B. Brownlie, Osterheld, S. Wfood, B. Gilbert, I. Foreman, G. Takcshita, B. Cadman, H. Nonneman. Sccoml Row: N. Presslcy, T. Hayashi, J. Craig, N. Cunningham, A. Quintcro, S. Herrera, D. Hedberg, G. Brown, H. Green, R. Nonncman. VY. V 2 -HW W Qxwi V- i Egg- ,1 M -711' Nw 'V rf V K r-. A :-, ..,, Y ' ' I -,. ' --., ' -3 -:Ii-T'?:lC'11i 4,7 ' -.-. fy r W- . .,-2341.-Hz:--,-, if, Bill W'i'11111ii Nathan Coulter Bill Adams Jack McCoy ...Hare heading towards the goal Salinnx C0lUb4ll7l'S uzrrf Hollixfrr LiglJf'u.1'igbfx First Row: K. Bagget, L. Moore, G. Temple, E. Jensen, P. Spiegl, B. Shaw, AI. Echcvcria, L. Parker, T. Hitchock, B. Hoffman, D. Wfalkcr, M. Slainn. Bark Row: J. Wfeare, L. Vcrzani, C. Parker, N. Price, B. Bardin, T. Tokiwa, J. Phillips, A. johnson, H. Iyemura, G. Dolan, L. Burnstein, A. Blair. '92 G 5 I-VVISSCIITILIII Lawrence W'illinms To h T k Ix NI LIGHTWEIGI-IT FOOTBALL Coming through the grid season with few defeats against them, the Cowbabes elected as honorary co- captains Toshio Takiwa, fullbackg and Joe Giles, guard. Both of these boys played their last high school football. Not affected by injuries nor by losing several of their key men, as was the varsity at the beginning of the season, the Babes were more advanced and had the speed necessary to make effective the popular Stanford UT formation. At the close of the 1941 season, the Monterey limiteds and our Cowbabe eleven tied for forth place in the C.C.A.L. Fred Hauschild Paul Krueger Bob Wfilliarns Ted Cominos Lee Herrenkohl '94 varsiiu quintet s Snlizms-Sunla Cruz Snlmnx-I-Iollixicr Basketball was brought to its highest pitch many an evening as the Cowboy casaba handlers exhibited their tricky foot work. Never has there been such a close game as the tilt held in the local gym against Santa Cruz. The scores varied not more than four points, and the final result Was 32 to 29 in the Cowboys favor. The squad, coached by Stan Iiiserman, placed second in the C.C.A.L. and elected Lamar Blair and Nick Cominos, co-captains. . ,- ,.v , . P. Les Hiserman Myron Cutler David Stephens CUTBS Dcl Boles Lamar Blair Ken Stivers Bill Colombini jack Tognctti Nick Cominos Scores SALINAS OPPONENT SALINAS OPPONENT I4 ,,,,,.,.,,,,.. PALO ALTO .,........,. 24 34 ,...........,.., HOLLISTER 25 19 ......,...,, PACIFIC GROVE .,.....,..,.. 10 41 MONTEREY ....,,........., 26 28 .,......... PACIFIC GROVE .,..,.,....,, 14 36 WATSONVILLE 19 24 .,.., .,., M ONTEREY .,Yi.... ...,. I 8 16 SANTA CRUZ ..,.. ...... 3 7 27 ,.......Y,.., WATSONVILLE Y..,.. ..,,Y 2 9 31 ........ .,., H OLLISTER .,,. , 17 32 ,,,,.i,....,... SANTA CRUZ ..,.. ...,. 29 1- - 30 ....,.,.,,..,.,.,, KING CITY ...,.............. 16 332 264 Leslie Anderson Frank Stone Wlayne Hoofer 'il Ii htweiqhts ass p in a goal Chili White Tony Nakazaki Scores SALINAS OPPONENT SALINAS OPPONENT 2 Z ,..- .,.,........, PALO ALTO . .A,,.....,,.,.., 20 2 8 .... ..., ... HOLLISTER 1 5 19 ,.....,.....,, PACIFIC GROVE ....Y..,,.... 21 31 ....,. O ,,,,.,.. MONTEREY 14 14 ....... - ,,,. PACIFIC GROVE .,.....,..... 8 20 WATSONVILLE 18 17 ,....,,,,,,,,,,, MONTEREY ,,..,.A.., Y ..., 19 12 SANTA CRUZ ...,., Y .... 31 25 ,.,.....,..... NVATSONVILLE ,,,.,.,,,..... 22 24 ,... i .,.. HOLLISTER 11 10 ,..,...,,...,,,, SANTA CRUZ ,,....... O .... 37 - -i 34. .,..,.,Y,., ..... K ING CITY ,...,,. .,Y.... l 9 256 235 Nathan Coulter Dick Yee Richard Tinglcy Sufirms-Hollixlvr Small but mighty , describes the Salinas Cowbabe quintets which showed their fight throughout the entire season as some of the surrounding teams found out. Using well-thought-out plays, and exhibiting some fast ball-handling the Babes, coached by Stan Hiserman, tied for second in the C.C.A.L. League with Pacific Grove and Watsonville. Two last year men, Chili White and Tony Nakazaki, were elected by the team as co-captains for the year. fl? Henry Chin Earl Fuller Micky Burns Jim Echevcria Ken Mason Nibs Price Lyle Murray 97' the track teams VARSITY Coach Stan Hiserman,s Varsity dirt- trodders completed a successful season in spite of a somewhat modified program. In the Cowboys' first inter-scholastic meet, they trounced the Watsonville Wild- cats 94 to 15. During this meet and the three inter-class events, Les Hiserman, 440 and 880 yard runner, and broad jumper, suc- ceeded in being high point man, taking first in all three events. Other men such as Burton Anderson, Lamar Blair, Earl Burns, Norman Pressley, Tom Georgalos, Grice Thurlby, Chile White, Vincent Trembley and Bob Force were many of the boys who contributed to the excel- lent showing made by the Cowboys. First Row: Tom Georgalos, Grice Thurlby, Bob Hoffman, Earl Burns Ken Stivers Earl Choate Back Row' Coach Hisermm Burtoii Anderson, lies Hiserman, Nathan Coulter, Bob Willinnxsi Chad Frew. i 3 w . 6.1 NV' 'I' I If 5 .V , .I Ani... 1 4 '., 1 . Firxl Row: T. Garcia, E. Hawkins, P. Spiegl, L. Welker, J. Garcia, C. Parker, D. Wfalker, T. Cominos, J. Forcade, J. Low, R. Schirle. Sl'L'0IlfI Row: J. Garcia, D. Nelson, F. Tankersley, R. Kanter, B. Mcese, I. McCoy, B. Adams, O. Kain, R. Ruggles, Coach Hiscrman. LIGHTWEIGHTS Sweeping over the Watsonville Wild- kittens in their first meet of the season, the Salinas Cowbabes piled up a score of 97 to 16. In addition to several later inter- scholastic meets the tracksters had several inter-class meets-in all of which the Junior Class surpassed all competition. Rollin Ruggles, high point man in every meet for his division, succeeded in breaking the high school pole vault and high jump record. In the Watsonville meet Jack McCoy bettered the former discus mark. In the track events, Jimmy Garcia, century runner and Lorin Welker, 440 and 660 yard man also added many points to their Winning team. Coach Stan I-Iiserman directed the Babes through the season. hurdle all nhslacles batter up! l Right in Colombinils mil Caj1!ain Nick roacbing jcffers Since C.C.A.L. competition was disrupted this year, the baseball team was limited to fewer games than usual. However, at this writing the Cowboys have played ball against some very stiff competition. Twice they have engaged the Junior College nine and also have played a team made up of professionals from Fort Ord. The Cowboys will lose several players this year-Nick Cominos, Bill Colombini, Norman Lee, Earl Fuller, Paul Krueger, and Vern Trevethan. Firsl' Row: B. Colombini, A. Quintero, K. Srivers, XV. Hoofer, R. Nonneman, N. Lee, E. Fuller, A. Blair. Second Row: N. Cominos, F. Jeffers, L. Heinzen, G. Brown, B. Gilbert, S. Escobar, M. Cutler, Fred Stone Frank Stone. 5 . gl -Submit' f-1 . liirsl Row: Higashi, B. Dolan, Barr, J. Endo, K. Tokiwa, R. jufiar, A. Terao, S. McCann, j. Murphy, B. Bardin. Sr'mml Row: H. Masuda, D. Arias, L. Moore, B. XViIli:ims. I. Alcnntnr, H. Powers, A. Fields, A. Quintcro, Conch Clnyson. Coach Clayson's wrestlers under captain John Murphy had a Very successful season competing in the Northern California High School Lea- gue which was composed of Salinas, San Jose, Hayward, Campbell, Santa Clara, San Jose Tech, and Sequoia High Schools. There was a total turnout of forty boys for the team, outstanding among which were the following: Murphy, Terao, Di Napoli, Bardin, Arias, Moore, Powers, Higashi, Fuji- moto, Endo, Fernandez, Alcanrar, Fields, Quintero, and Olsen. wrestlers uintero J, Murphy B. Bnrdin Fivlilx aml Quinfrro slum' bow il'.v lI0lll'.l Kmwling: -I. Hignshi 2 Moth uml Slrrrw' 11:11 ml n 540011 nmicln ' S. U. I'I.S. Lr'ulln'1' l'1lz1vfJr'1'i BOXING S.U.H.S. boxing competion was intra- mural this year, but Coach Clayson,s sixty leatherpushers showed real fight at the five Inter-class Boxing Tourneys in the gymnas- ium. The captains of the four squads were Castaneda, freshmeng McPherson, sopho- more, Quintero, junior, Fields, senior. The freshmen outranked upper classmen by win- ning the Championship. Cutstanding boxers were Dolan, Barr, McPherson, Castro, Shinn, Castaneda, Gotcher, Alvarez, Moore, Fields, Quintero, Smith, and Wolgamott. presenting A. Quintero A. Fields L. Moore J. Root 'ylmlf lLl'1Illl in urfion VOLLEYBALL , An added attraction to the new Intra-Mural sports program was a Volleyball League in which each class team played every other one twice, and played the faculty once. Thirty-eight boys and eight faculty men competed in the tournament which Was Won by the juniors, captained by Jimmy Garcia. SOFTBALL The four classes and the facul- ty ran off a league in softball in the same manner as for volleyball. At present Writing it appears that the juniors, with their star pitcher, Tino Campos, will probaby fin- ish in first place. Fifty-five boys and ten faculty men competed. S fllmll rnllmsiaxls Will ii be rr xfrikv? 103' gg- 4 GclI'l'ftl, lnunllmll r,x'1u'r'f ArrlJUr'x Fruw, Gl'l'l'1lIll1l', uml Iiullm Agilv flHllIIll'l'X, Cflmlll' nuff Blurk HANDBALL Almost any time of day over one hun- dred boys can be seen playing handball for fun and exercise. No special inducement is necessary to keep up their interest. A tourn- ament Was held in which Tino Campos and John Garcia were the champ and runner- up respectively. ARCHERY Boys as Well as girls competed in the archery tournaments which were part of the co-educational Boys' and Girls' Play Day on May 1. TUMBLING Tumbling had its place too on the sports program with several public performances being given by such outstanding rumblers as Sam Black and Earl Choate. TENNIS The tennis team played practise tourna- ments with San Jose, Sequoia, and Salinas Junior College. Due to rubber shortage: Coach Clayson called off all out-of-town competition in favor of infra-mural play, which consisted of the Freshmen, Mixed Doubles, Scholastic Coach, and Inter-class tournaments. The seniors Were champs with Wes Camera as the individual star. . ' 1 1 Ladder Plrryurs T011 Mun W! Calm: Robin Kantor, Chuck Jeffcoat, Dick Daley, Louis Krausgrill, Nibs Price, Jack Forcade golfers tee off Keep your eye on the ball! Left arm straight! Follow through! Thus Salinas golfers instruct one another at the Country Club. On February 28, the boys traveled to San Jose where they played the Bulldogs. Undaunted by a low score, the local team invited San Jose here for a return match on April 18. Because of rubber con- servation, matches against teams of other schools were interruptedg but as a substitute an Inter-class Tourney was held. This was fol- lowed by a Medalist Tournament with Bob Conradi defending his title as school champion. What forma! Tlx' fwzsv momvnf Thr' follow lbrougb l05 ' ,A 2- 'fl -4' n., ni. xr 'C -1 9 J A, , - 'IQ 'I '-if ,waht I f 3' ' i .Q 1 415, ad 'f?? You learn sp01'1fs11za1zship in inzfer-class games. 7 q-a-a- develops all-around plauers ' '- -- H -fa. P- . i v ' 5 . 'gr , as ' Q 3--it - . MARGIE BOLES ANNE TWISSELMAN BARBARA DUNGAN President Vice-president Secretary So enthusiastic were the officers of the organization that one of their first accomplishments was to alter an old rule which had limited the membership of new girls, thus making it possible for many more names to be added to the G.A.A. roll. Under the cap- able leadership of Margy Boles, president, Anne Twisselman, vice- presidentg Barbara Dungan, secretary-treasurer, and Miss Joan Hughes, advisor, the group has had one of its most successful years. These three officers, cooperating together and promoting sports of all kinds, have brought into their ranks a number of new girls who are learning sportsmanship the G.A.A. way. U Girls who won s1uenfc'rs: Esther Onoyc, Mary Davies, Jenny Panziera, Phyllis Easton, Emi T Not in picture: Barbara Lamb, Violet Sargenti, Mitsuko Miyzmaga, Alice Kita. f E Q f i, f A -. ,W , Q - It has been a very active year for the Salinas G.A.A. Outstanding was the dance program presented for a Girls' League assembly at which Fili- pino, Mexican, Folk and modern dances were all featured. The Friday afternoon sport programs were enlivened by the girls' participation in softball, volleyball, hockey, basketball, tennis, and badminton. One group of girls, in keeping with the victory spirit, received practical instruction in first aid . . . another group assisted the P.E. Department by serving as officials for after school games. G.A.A. awards presented each quarter to girls who have erned the required amount of athletic points numbered approximately 8 sweaters, 23 blocks, and 32 numerals. Basfzeibnll lllrrymr jump for fbc' loss up A fax! :lvl-play in iz l'0l1l'1'brlH gdllll' BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL HOCKEY Ground - Sticks! Ground - Sticks! Ground - Sticks! Hit! So shouts the referee and the hockey game is on. The three junior-senior teams were evenly matched and not until the end of the season was Nettie Mitchell's team named champion. Vigorously socking the white leather ball, several en- thusiastic teams played volleyball last fall. Teams headed by June Vansandt, Pat Allen, and Phyllis Easton were victor- ious in their divisions. Here throw it to me! Shoot! Nice block!'3 Such were the screams of players as they energetically shot and passed the ball about in a series of inter-class basketball games. l I 1 nun if -as-n-9 1 Keep ibut team from xroring, Ncliir am! Duroiby J ' -3,23 I J ' .L WE lgk: J lv- 'V fd -5. Nye... fall sports ' lim SOCCER A dribble down the field stopped by the charging soccer teammates. BADMINTON Badminton players hit the birdie over the net SPEEDBALL A blocked kick in a lively speedball game. Climaxing a successful season was the mixed tournament held by eX- ponents of the shuttlecock sport dur- ing the May Day Festival. Showing admirable perserverance, the out- standing girls who served and swung with vigor at the elusive birdie were Martha Reames, Margaret Power, Nathalie Boyd, Carolyn Joy, and Mary Davies. Dribble down here! Head to the ball! Try for a field goallv These were the exclamations that helped cheer Beverly Reeves, team on to Victory over all other Frosh speedball teams. Pat Allen's hard-playing soccer team was declared the winner when she and her fellow teammates tri- umphed over Pauline Krueger's squad. NIEXICAN TRAY DANCE 5 Christino Lares, Carmen Salcedo, Hope Jufiar, Carmen Alvarez, Helen Jarmillo, Rosie Vargas. U M ' Tap routines, which proved in- teresting as Well as entertaining were taught to the sophomores during the Winter season of this year. Many Eleanor Powellsl' Were developed during these months of careful in- struction. A bit of old World charm was brought into the Girls' Gym when the freshmen donned their gay, col- orful costumes for a public recital of their Early American Folk Dances . Sophisticated Modern Dancers in brilliantly colored skirts glided across the floor! Juniors and seniors, inter- ested in developing poise and charm, devoted many hours to rhythmic practice in preparation for their ap- pearance at a Girls' League assembly. FOLK DANCES Catalina Balasabas and Virginia Villcmor in a typical Filipino dance. Freshmen girls in Mexican folk dance. dans MODERN DANCE ing takes the spotlight SfH71!,iI1gZ Doris Snell, Olive Grainger, Mary Ann Bardin, Betty Anson, Anne Twisselman. Laying flown: Esther Onoyue, Virginia Knude, Sachic Endo. Sfamfing: B. Hagerman, A. Kita, H. jones, C. Thomsen, P. Easton, L. Gunneli, M. Hurt, B. Heple. Sealed: B. Dunn, E. Yokoyama. 4 '1 ARCHERY Knock! Draw! Release! These three Words seem to bring about a quick response from the archers. The less ex- perienced marksmen found that making bulls-eyes was harder than it seemed when they were just on-lookers. Many sophomores, juniors, and seniors in this course be- came expert William Tells . TENNIS The tennis courts are al- ways busy when tennis season comes 'round. This popular sport is enjoyed by girls of all four classes. Starting out as amateurs, many become real tennis sharks by the end of the season. Evelyn Jenkins Janice Lamb Anna Jean Case I t Margy Boles Maisie McCann Arlene Reitz L I I I: !' 5 1 is I ix jhal 253 1 . 7 1' :. jf 5s5a - 'f'Q'. ' ii u.uem'eavW - ' ,, we N uw W., L--N N ii - ' W1 lb ' 'f- Z as W H' 15253244 ,W ' X f -'Hsin ' aegis?-I I. H is H, 1 W,,, ,vl, aF Maw H H I. H LV ,,,-,,, H 313' 1 'I E L wx 'jyegq i H figf- ai . M pisses - Wessex, 2 N. were , gg - ' azsri BASEBALL Jane Holme Dorothy Palmer Jenny Pnnzierrn Helen Jones RIDING The riding class poses for a picture before going out for ll cnnter. TUMBLING A Sophomore tumbling class forms an imposing pyramid. BASEBALL Loaded bases, soaring flys, and wildly cavorting team mates profess to the excite- ment of a G.A.A. baseball game. A new sys- tem was employed this year when inter-class teams were selected for a competition in the sports program. RIDING The girls' riding class made a Weekly trip to the Salinas stables Where they practiced form or chased one another about in their fantastic original game, Jesse James . TUMBLING Tumbling classes tumbled through the year, anticipating the day when bulging hips would disappear and poise would be ac- quired. CHHDID CHHDID CHHDIU CHHDII BHHDID CHHDID UHHDIU CHHDID A. D. 1-1. Co .,....... Al's Store .... . Babcock s ...A...,.,...,,,.. Bart1ett's Emporium Beclos Shoe Store ,, Bernice Shop A,,,., Bertelsman's ..,. Bon Marche ,,,,.. ..,., - ...v,.. .,........., Breschini's Radio Shop ..... - .... - ...,,,... Brown, A. L. Bc Sons ,... California Cleaners ..,,,,,,,i INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 134 134 154 124 134 124 134 ........126 134 152 126 138 - .... - .......,, ...,.. 1 55 California ,Ieweler's 1..- ,...... ....,.... . .. Capurro ...,.,..,.,....,.,., Coca'Cola Co. ,i,,i.,.,,,,..,. ....,, , Cornell Tractor Co. ...- ,....,... - ..... Daley's Bootery ,,,,.. Day's Dress Shop ...... Dayton-Johnson Co. ,.,,i , Dillard Electric .,.,.,, - ...,. Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Economy Dry Co. .,.,.,,,... -..-... Edward's Service Station ,,.,.... ... , Emstel s .,.,.,,...,.,.. ,... - ..,. ...,,., , ..... . Farmer's Mercantile Co. Franciscan Hotel and Co Frank's Tamale Shop ,... ffee Shop ......... Frazer's Sport Goods ...- .,,.. Fresh Maid Creamery .... Gadsby's Music Store .... Cvaudin Motor Co. ...-,,. Germain's Seeds ..... Glikbarg, M. M. ...., , Goodfriend's .,,,,, Green's .................... Hank's Drug Store ..... Hayward Lumber Co. ..,,,.,,... E .,... , Hitchcock's Drug Store Holaday's Pharmacy ...... 138 153 134 136 2 .... 136 128 2.21 130 -. ..,,.,..,,, 153 , .,,. , 128 - .... 136 132 144 138 138 ....-, 154 126 ..,,,. 144 128 153 ...... 138 119 126 136 H. ...,...... 124 M. ..... 136 Karlis Shoe Store ....... - ............ - ....... e ,..,. 130 Key Hole ...................,. - ...... - ....,, ...... 1 46 Krouglfs Drug Stores ...,... - ,.,.... ...... 1 44 Jeffery Hotel .........,..... ..... ......, ,...,. 1 40 Label's ......... ... - ,,.1., ..,.,. 1 44 Lamar Bros. .....,....,.,.... ...- ....... ,..... ..... . 1 48 Langlais Electric Co. .,.,.. - .,.... ,. ,.,.., - ,,,.,,,,, ..,.,. 1 48 Lauritson Bl Salmina me ....,.. WE..- ..,..................... . 148 Leach' Pharmacy ......... ..-...- .....,.. - ...,....... . 146 Lew-Ellens ...c .....,. ,...... - ,.- .........,...,.,.,.,.... ..... . 148 Lisk, Blanche E. ..,... ..-....-- ,... ,-.., ,........... 153 Marg-Elita Stationery N----.,.....,..,, ........ , .-.,. 152 Mission Creamery ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Mode O'Day .,,. ..,..L...-..,. .... . - ...... E....,.... Monterey County Bank ...,., Myi-c1e's Print Shop ....... National Dollar Store ...... Owen, Roy W- ....,......,.. - ,..,,.....,.. Peninsula Typewriter Exchange ..., -..L ..,,.. Penney's .ME ....,,..,...,,...,.....,...... ... Pep Creamery .,,.., Petti, Anthony .,.,.. Phillip's Grocery Polly Anna Bakery ,,...................., ...,,,..,....,..... Porter SL Irvine E.- ...., -...,,,.,,.- .... 2. a...w...E,..a Price, A1 ,..,.,.,... - ..,.... Professional Sponsors ..., 1 Ramona Bake Shop .... ,........,,.. Rapid Harvest Co. ...... - ....... . Reliable Cleaners ........ ....,.. Richardson Motor Co. .,.. L- ....., , Richmond, Florence ., Robert's Sport Shop ...,. Ruben Reitz .-.L ....,........1.....................,... ....... . .. Salinas Armature 85 Motor Works ..,.,. C ........ E ...,.. Salinas Beauty Shop ,......... D., ......... 1 Salinas Drive-In Market ..,. -V Salinas Electric Works ..,, ....,....... Salinas Glass Shop .,....... .....,,. E ,.,....,. Salinas Golf Club Tn.- ....,... ,.,.L...L..,2....,.. Salinas Hardware ....,....,.... W ,...,...,,.....,..,, Salinas Index-Journal and Morning Post .......,. ....... Salinas National Bank ........ L..- ........ - ....., W..- Salinas Title Guarantee ..... Salinas Valley Realty Co. .......,.. . Salinas Valley Wax Paper Co ......... Shannon, O. F. ,.....,,..... ...,,....,........ . Sproles, Harris B. ......,......... -..-...- ................. ...-. Stoffey BL Rochex .. .1.,.. L..- ....... -..,,,..a..,L..,. Taylor's Jewelery Store ...., Tom's Drug Store v,....... Topper, The ,........... .. ....... - ...... . Tynan Lumber Co. .,,,,..... - ............ .,,.. . . Walker's Signal Cafe .... - .,..,....... - .... E ......., A., W'allace's ................ - ..,.... 2 ........ NVhimster's Hardware ......,...,...,.... ....... - .,,. - ...-.. Wh irehi11's .,,..,..... ,. ...,,.,.. ,,.L..., .,.,,,.. .,e.,,, ,,,, Wickenden s ......., - 1,........,. ..,... - ,.,.....,..... - ,.....,..... Wilnioth's Service Station 1 Wood s Lumber Co. .,,.....,.... ,..., , Woollard Press ...,.. - .,,.... - ...... 130 146 146 132 146 156 154 124 150 152 153 140 152 144 122 124 136 144 142 153 128 152 148 126 132 154 142 142 142 140 128 150 142 150 140 132 140 140 130 150 124 128 130 153 134 130 130 130 134 Quofocfnnvneu or GUQSSLDHO? RNSUU 69.5 PRGE V59 I-TCSS' OF GMM SMD 550U1DlNSI 5241 I Q11-I 698163 IQ 4 1 Ser-uofls if N M-1 -M N4 E f 51 wif 1 E, 1, ,gi . ,: SZ . . , an - - -' - . ,N 5.1. snag PBDFESSIDIHIL SPONSORS 1 DR. GENE R. FULLER WM. TERRILL F. E. WIEBE, M. D. TECHNOLOGIST OPTOINIETRIST PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Salinas Clinical Laboratory Tl 1 6201 Salinas National Bank Bldg. 1 I ec? mme Phone 6907 lf no answer call 7106 Pwnc 5741 264 Main Street Salinas, California Salinas, California Salinas National Bank Building HARRY L. NOLAND ATTOIXNEY-AT-LAW Salinas National Bank Building Phone 6908 H. J. KOENECKE, M. D. Phone 5839 Room 12 Bank of America Building IAMES H. MCPHARLIN, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phones: Office 6176 - Residence 5393 H. A. GOWMAN BARD R. DAUGHTERS WILLIAM M. HAYES, D. D. DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY DENTIST Salinas, California 46 West Alisal St. Phone 7467 245 Main Street Salinas, California McDougall Bldg. Phone RUDOLPH O. GRIESS, B. SC . D. ., M Diseases and Surgery of EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Fitting of Glasses - Oculist Phones: Office S623 - Residence 7159 410 Salinas National Bank Bldg. Salinas DR. ROGER W. WERNER SURGICAL CI-IIIIoIfoDIsT Room 208 Salinas National Bank Bldg. Telephone 4184 Salinas, California WILEY REEVES, M. D. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Salinas National Bank Building Phone 4284 DR. CLINTON J. ZOBEL PHYSICIAN - SURGEON - OSTEOPATH Phone 6409 631 South Main St. Salinas, California R. E. PRAY, M. D. Practice Limited lo INFANTS AND CHILDREN Room 416 Salinas National Bank Bldg. Phone 8877 F. HILTON SMITH, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 'l20 pg? I N The Seniors caught in various -m00a's RAY APPLEBY PROFESSIONAL RAYMOND W. SHELLOOE DENTIST S N ATTORNEY-AT-LAXV Salinas National Bank Bldg. 4 Phone 4785 ELMER WV. BINGAMAN, M. D. WERNER D. MEYENBERG, M. D DR. EDMUND LEACH DENTIST A I 110 John Street T 1 h 6481 Bnnk of America B dg' Salinas Medical Bldg. e ep one Salinas, California Salinas, California 464 South Main St. Salinas, Califorrl r S- CONDIT GLASGOW, M- D- DR. W. H. LAWLER W. MEYENBERG EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT DENT151' Phone 8666 110 John St. l . Salinas National Bank Bldg. Salinas Medical Building 110 John St' Salinas Medical Bldg' Salinas, California Salinas, California Phone 4785 DR. H. E. JANSEN DENTIST 608 Salinas National Bank Bldg. Salinas, California Phone 5470 ALLEN ROLLINS, D. C., PH. 308 Main St. - Suite 205 Phone 7733 Salinas, California C. GARTH PARKER, M. D. Salinas National Bank Bldg. DR. FELMON F. SLATER CHIROPRACTO11 Hours: 9-12 a.m. - 1-S p.m. Evenings by Appointment 255 Main St. - Phone 4537 - Salinas, Califo rnia STANLEY LAWSEN LAWYER WALTER H. FARR, M. D., F.A.C. RGBERT D. MACE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 601 South Main Street Salinas, California DR. JOHN J. MUELLER CHIROPODIST-PODIATRIST 406 Salinas National Bank Bldg. Phone 7254 Salinas, California Phones: 31195 Res. 4016-If no answer Call 73 Hours: 9 to 12 - 1 to 5 Evenings by Appointment KENNETH W. BLAYLOCK, D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 207 Farmers Mercantile Bldg., 308 Main Stre Salinas, California ' 122 413- wr'-'M -5 if '1'1 l.' 4 ..... . ld Characteristic close-ups of well known jmziors 125 B A R T L E T T ' S Sweaters Coats Skirts Jewelry Dresses Robes Slacks Lingerie 224 Main St. Phone 7127 Salinas RAMONA THE BERNICE SHOP Bucilla 86 Bear Brand Yarns Minerva Yarns - Imported Yarns Knitting Lessons Baby Clothes 243 Salinas St. Phone 6313 HITCHCOCIQS D R U G S T O R E 0 The Rexall Storen 354 Main St. - Main Store Salinas Drive-In Market S 553 East Alisal Phone 4831 216 Main Street Salinas, California Salinas, California Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '42 'A' J.C.PENNEY COMPANY Salinas' Most Progressive Department Store 1 320-324 Main Street ' 124 Best Wishes . . . CLASS OF 1942 TYNAN LUMBER CO. WE FURNISH EVERYTHING x ,- kk . Q21 TO BUILD ANYTHING East Alisal Street Telephone 643 X ,114 Q- L3 E,-, f t Q as 1 fr L -f' ,,, .,,i4L.,, ',i,1A 1 f:..' . J' The Sopbomores . . . serious and 'kcrewyj' 3 'Cv' W ,- - A mfr QQ 'l 1 ft' J BON MARCHE J SMART SHOP FOR WOMEN I HH1l1f'77ZCT,S Sportswear J 253 Main Street I !' Success to . . . CLASS OF 1942 HANK'S DRUG STORES Fine Toiletries 'X C071g1'df1LIdfi017 to the . . . CLASS OF 1942 SALINAS BEAUTY SHOP NELL113 BRINK, Prop. ur 1572 Main St. Salina C0lIg'l'df1lIdfi077 to the . . . CLASS OF 1942 GADSBY'S MUSIC CO. Gifts for Every Occasion S ' 315 Main St. Alisal 86 Wood Sts. 26 West Gabilan St' Phone 67 Phone 8053 Phone 4668 Salinas, California Congmzfulntiovz io the . . . CLASS OF 1 942 Calgbfmza Cleaner, 34 W. Gabilan Street Phone 3 3 34 126 437 E. Alisal Street Phone 4164 1,. , n M1 A 4.1. 1 N oi so green . . . fhcse F1'6S177lZ8lI.' 7 SEEDS - PLANTS - INSECTICIDES EERTILIZERS - GARDEN TOOLS PET SUPPLIES V - l .r-li l Phone S25 5 xg, Q 3 57 Main ' ii V Street Auto Lite Service - U. M. Service Speeclometer Service-All Makes DILLARD'S ELECTRIC SERVICE CARBURETOR and MAGNETO SERVICE Radiator Repairs ROBERT'S Smart Clothes FOR MEN AND WOMEN BUDGET TERMS SUITS - COATS - SLACKS Complete Sportswear 208 Main St., Next Door to Bank of America Dial 6922 Salinas, California EDWARDS' Courteous - Convenient MOHAWK SERVICE o Just Across the Street 2SAllLlllllNltAXS5 WALKER'S SIGNAL CAFE BAR-B-Q STEAKS - CHICKEN DINNERS SANDWICHES Visit Our New Dimzing Room 101 Highway South Salinas, Calif. 'l28 lNlATHll lNUAllL YHBAINHHI HOME OWNED AND HOME OPERATED A Friendly Bank A F E T Y ERVICE ECEECY Member of the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION E we W Rooters cheer for the Cowboys! FOR PEP - - - Dffffk - - - MISSION CREAMERIES, Inc. DR. PEPPER MILK - ICE CREAM I FGUNTAIN DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. n OF SALINAS 20 East Alisal St. Phone 75 Salinas, California Van Henson Shirts I. Capp and Curlec Clothes T H T H Wilsolz Bros. S porfswem' ' J' I C COCK 0 W' J' ttPETE,, Koflrzlas and Supplies ' 0 328 Maill St. Phone 4540 360 Main Street Phone S7 Phone 3848 S. G. Wilmoth, Pr- Y0ur Appezzrmzcc' Is Our Respolzsibilitgf' 5, G, Q'BUD WILMOTH'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 9 W I C K E N D E N S WASHING - POLISHING Men's Wear STEAM CLEANING Tires - Tubes - Tire Repairing - Accessorie Q and Battery Rfecharging Free Pick Up mm' Deli1fe1'y Service 220 Main Street E. Gabilan at Monterey Salinas, KARL'S sHoE STORE ' 0 O D S SHOES F011 THE ENTIRE FAMILY LUMBER CO. I 271 E. Alisa 25 2 Main Street Salinas Phone 5 'UO Sal Fun cIu1'i11 g the lunch periods 131 ' C0lIgl'Hf7lI!Ifi077S . . . CLASS or FORTY-TWO MARG - ELITA STATIONERY Aim' rr cordial izwifafiovf to visit our MODERN PRINTING PLANT CARDS - BOOKS - GIFTS . I l at l n I t 336 Monterey Street . MYRTLEFS PRINT SHOP 214 Main Street Phone 6170 ERUITS and VEGETABLES I 11 H ams B- Sprole Everything Strictly Fresh .X : Jeweler I f If's Proflvzee, We Have If fig .. Yours Today, Time fo Pay SALINAS DRIVE-IN MART We Give S 8cH Green Stamps HOTEL JEFFERY BUILDING Monterey and San Luis Sts. Phone S 133 Salinas, Cali Farmers Mercantile Co. ' Founded 36 Years Ago ' The GVIIZIIZIZZZLCS of the Past and Noose of Today Still Receive the Utmost of QUALITY - SERVICE - PRICE MI l71gTERNATl'01Qr X- I WU I v MACHINE SHOPS - FARM HARDWARE .132 TRUCKS - FARMING IMPLEMENTS - TRACTORS 'VA DALEY'S BOOTERY Bc'iic'r Shoes I QUALITY - SERVICE CORRECT FITTING I 230 Main Street Sucfess to the . . . GRADUATING CLASS OF 1942 IIS TORE AI. MIGNOLA 2 1 0 Main St. BRESCHINPS RADIOSHOP RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS WOOLLARD PRESS Social and C0lIZ'7II6TCidl PRINTING WASHERS - IRONERS - RANGES 1- 223 Main Street Phone 3233 203 Salinas Street Phone 4317 BECK'S SHOE BERTELSM SHOE RE-NEWING Quality Fggdg By Modern Factory Methods o L fl ' ' 'la I ' I f' 'es WO' Sm ' ty UNION DRIVE-IN MARKET 209 Main St. 0 O. P. Beck, Prop. Salinas, Calif. Telephone 8091 CONGRATULATIONS A-D-H CO. W H I T E H I L L , S ANDERSON, DOUGHERTY, HARGIS CO. THE HUB Plumbing - Sheet Metal - Heating me Hardwai'e - Welding - Houseware I 226-228 Main Street .134 Salinas 225 Main Street Salinas, Calif l Y 2 '1 'QQ- C- .WF Q J, v 'F QW 'Wh' -, ffm W 4 I-. Cofzg-m1f11l:11fi011 to the . . . CLASS OF 1942 HOMER T. HAYWARD LUMBER CO. 0 Salinas, California , f coon SHOESG-HGSIERY l 262 Main St. Phone 3 59 BERTHA DAY HOLADAY'S PHARMACY DRESS SHOP CHASE HCLADAY Exfezzds Corzgmfions io the . CLASS OF 1942 For Smmff Sportswear ,,, o 345 Main St. Phone 48 64 340 Main Street Phone 63 C0ng'r:zt11Ifz1fio11 to the . . . GRADUATING CLASS OF 1942 RAPID HARVEST CG. UMUNAJUHNSUN EL REAL ESTATE ASSOC. ,E N 3.,, I 4 if 2 Q, g is 6 noi!-,f f X 1 I All Forms of I1zs1u'a12ce 4 Arena 86 Griffin Phone 3 9 3 1 1 S7 Main Street Telephone 3 9 156 Salinas, California Salinas, California ig and Ii-ve. 7 Complezfe Stock of- Telephone 7781 ' J. Lowen, Mg A. G. Spalding 86 Bros. FINE WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRHY SPORTHEG GOODS All Work Gzzfzwmteezz' . . . or . . . TRACK ' FUOTBALL - TENNIS THE CALIFORNIA JEWELEI BASKETBALL - GYM - GOLF Use Your Credit F R A Z E R 3 S 367 Main Street Salinas, Cal 249 Main St. Phone 4311 Next to El Rey Theatre Gm The Store with fbC?S1f1'6C'If Clock F R A N K', xiuslfkg- TAMALE SHOP Q s, GOODFRII-3ND'S Sp 1 In I , MAIN - ' Cclflflzlllvg 171 l 6553 Leailng Jelfe ers SPANISH DISHES ince 19 9', Also to Take Out I FOR BANQUETS AND PARTIES - Phone 5 506 Phone S25 3 U 218 Main Street Salinas, Calif. 231 Salinas St. Salinas, Cal O I All-Amerlcan cholce , f .... ' V' J' 0 r A , .,..... 1 at i m e 0 u if Gi ...,.: 'P fi X l . ..,f 5 - - :A:. -.-.- .,.. , Bur? MAR ,sfflffvl , ' if f - . 1'2 Q he - -- ,qi COCA-COLA BOTTLING co. ,Nl D '- gL --.n-,-.. 251 W. Market Phone 6769 Q 138 H-. -1 Km' Lf ,.f '6' -30 Q1 WN Guys and Gals 139 TAYLOFUS ...f0r... Jewelry O 139 Main Street Cozzgraiulafion to Hoe . . . CLASS OF 1942 SALINAS INDEX - JOURNAL JL U1 Lk 0 1 FLOWERS 162 Main St. Phone 5755 Night Phone 6198 O. F. SHANNON Insurance -and- SALINAS MORNING POST LIFE , AUTQ , ACCIDENT ,, FIRE 137 Monterey Street Salinas, California 44 West Alisal Phone 4661 Po11yArma B A K E R Y 'A' THE HOME OF GOOD BREAD AND PASTRY -A' 319 Main Street Phone 4793 ' 140 QQL JEFFQ NSU WI' HH ' A Vx. , li E .iii 9, xii 1 Fil .. -MNLQE ,X 'EE 2561391 ' ' J - ., I , COFFEE SHOP 7... 7 .,.,.+3 . 1 V r' ' : 2 , B4 g ig , E 'hw . Q UI'-'i H W 1' xg ---E: k f 1 iw 'x SALwm , ,L ' VNIX'SNQDxg A -K Vx ,X X W S g Y I 1 f - Wfmmumz ,2Ux iNv'7f? egg X ' ', f R Q, 'gg A Uh 5 we S portsmelz- of every zfpye SALINAS GULF 81 COUNTRY CLUB SALINAS VALLEY REALTY OO. GOLF AND GOLF SUPPLIES , REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE I Open ibe Yarn' Round ir O Bob Wilsoxu, Pro. I-I. B. Smith, Mgr. 10 E, Gabilan St. Phone 7663 it General Glass and Glazing SALINAS MIRRORS HARDWARE ' , -f0r- SALINAS GLASS SHCP FINE HENRY E. SILVA QUALITY Du Ch e I PAINTS Egg, Leail 331 Main St. 225 Salinas Street Phone 5968 I I Congwzfnlazfion and Best Wishes to the Student of the SALINAS UNION HIGH SCHOOL - from the - Richardson Motor Co. Your Chevrolet Dealers for 19 Years 142 Monterey and E. Alisal Streets All over the cmnpus. 14 Collzplivlzenis of . . . L A B E L ' S CLOTHES Fon MEN AND WOMEN K o ' Credit? Why Cerzfaivzly 156 Main St. o 420 Monterey St. Phone 5115 149 Main Street 633 E, Alisal St, RELIABLE CLEANERS CLEANING - PRESSING ALTERATIONS - PLEATING We Call For and Deliver AL PRICE Sporting Goods Rarquet Restringizzg zz S pecialty t 0 3 66 Main St. Phone 4283 3 32 Main St. Phone 3 62 a1 1Q'g1jvf?g Jf , JJM S I M M M 1 ' 1.9-L ift? 15 GAUDIN MOTOR oo. Authorized Dealer FORD - LINCOLN - MERCURY 'Q 0 ' Hote 111 Jrlnmlconscczeunm W Salinas Vzzllegfs Largest Scfrvfice Shzfioif Qoffee 5 op o Monterey, San Luis 86 Pajaro Streets Dial 6414 'I44 fi? 'Pu 2 QX ll I In E, v-.9 just fooling arozmcl Congratulation to the . . . CLASS OF 1942 THE NATIONAL KEYHOLE SPORTING GOODS DOLLAR STORE 1 1 E. Gabilan Phone 3 479 2 S 7-2 S9 Main Street Salinas, California Phone 4797 Salinas, Cali MODE O'DAY L E A C H ' S DRESSES - LINGERIE PHARMACY HOSIERY if 0 Phone 7391 Better Values for Less Mooney 248 Main St. Salinas, Calif. ' N ext to Km'I's Shoe Store Main St. Phone 385' 146 MONTEREY COUNTY 7fLm,z'!15wmgf1 B H N K SINCE 1890 ir C01Zg1'df1Lldfi07Z Class of 1942 roLl0W EOC Times io 1'eme11zI9er. 14 Electric Motors - Rewinding - Repairing Automotive - Armatures - Generators SALINAS ARMATURE 85 MOTOR WORKS SALES AND SERVICE Phone 3741 Night Phones: 6684-5534 321 N. Main St. Salinas, California TIRES - TUBES - VULCANIZING TIRE RETREADING LAMAR BROS. C01zgm1fulatio1z to the . . . CLASS OF 1942 LAURITSON SL SALMINA 233 Salinas Street Phone 5 Salinas, California I' 9 LANGLAIS ELECTRIC CO Electric Contracting Refrigeration Ttre Service Ventilation Air Conditioning Open Sundays I Monterey 85 E. Market Sts. Phone 6173 227 X-4 Monterey St. Phone S 3- -E if-flaw E- ,S-1.-O-an ' - ' ' -:N-l ' ' - F pn.--. . I vga-. - ,.,:,..: CongmtuIa1fio1z to the . . . GRADUATING CLASS OF 1942 LEW- ELLENS 148 5 I V 2. QS ,,..-14 N .ani ,ox Wbai's Cookilf? 9 I P ,EVIL ' rl Q-H .141 COMPLIMENTS OF THE- THE TOPPER FOUNTAIN - LUNCH Q Corner Monterey and Alisal Sts. Cofzgratulation to Hoe . . . CLASS OF 1942 - from the - SALINAS TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY E. J. DRUSSEL, Mgr. Compliments of Hae- SALINAS VALLEY WAX PAPER COMPANY ir Salinas, Newest Industry ' 1 50 NX Tlae faculty in off vnomemfs LV PORTER 86 IRVINE DEPARTMENT STURE Courtesy - Service - Quality Me1'cl9a1m'ise Phone 6434 Salinas, Cali BE VVl2EfBUY VVIZE- ECONOMIZE AT D 5 UMQZPQDQJQ We VVHERE4 SMILINGQ SERVICE NNELCOl5'1ES YOU Phone 6443 South Main 81 John Sts. A- ANTHONY PETTI FURNITURE CO. 101 Highway-Opposite Rodeo Grounds i Telephone 5 5 93 i Salinas, California Correct Weari1zg Apparel for SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS A. L. BROWN 86 SONS Department Store 231 Main Sc. Phone 72 2 0lIg1'df7lIflfi07I fo the . . . CLASS OF 1942 BLANCHE E. LISK MILLINERY 86 ACCESSORIES PHILLIP'S GROCERY if N ezu Things Whevz Tbeghfe N ew ' 1' 11 SOUKI1 Main Salinas 12 W. Alisal Phone 4261 For QUALITY HARDWARE FLORENCE E. RICHMOND mgwm CORSET SHOP , Exclusive Gossard Corsetiere WHIMISTER S HARDWARE L. . n H . Visit Our Gift De pt. mgerle Oslery Pajamas - Robes if 147 Main St. Salinas 14 W. Alisal St. - Phone 6161 - Salinas, Calif. For: CO. Caterpillar Tractors John Deere Tractors DW8 and John Deere, Killefer and Photo Supplies Planet, Jr. Implements I CORNELL TRACTOR CO. i Q7 0 Union Drive-In 38 Main St. 409 Main at John Salinas - Watsonville - King City 153 ' FRESH MAID CREAMERY 1 ICE CREAM - SHORT ORDERS SOFT DRINKS -Af I i Once Again UMOLLOY-MADE qmzlify an 334 Mam St. Sahnas W01'k1r1a1zsbip scores as fhc 1942 EI Gabilmz is cased in Molloy-Marie cove PENINSULA TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE WI HAHEUEH EUVIH El ...from... Rented - Sold - Repaired Complete Line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES 213 Main Street Phone 7649 SALINAS ELECTRIC WORKS 0 EVANS ' The house of Electric' S71 11 plies, Wi1'i11g, Repnirifzg, Contraczfizzg uk Phone 3613 236 Main St. Salinas, California NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY M. M. GLIKBARG Represewmhw 1131 Oberlin Drive Glendale, Califor an W. Gabilan St. Phone 6893 ' '31'54 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1942 79, UID L f XX OSX! qJ.- .FJ Q-an-:J acknowledgements Senior Portrait Groups . . . GREENJS STUDIO, SALINAS, CALIF. Efzgrfnfing . . . METROPOLITAN ENGRAVERS, Los ANGELES, CALIF Covers . . . BABCOCKJS COVER. CZOINIPANY, GLENDALE, CALIF. Binding . . . BUST-IMAN-RISEN, OAKLAND, CALIF. Prizzting . . . ROY QXVEN, SALINAS, CALIF. fffffffffffffffffffffi lUe must he willing re pau e prree fer freedom fer ne priee ther is ever asked fer it is half the eesr ef deing uritheur ir. -H. L. MENCKEN RCDY QWEN, PRINTER C om plete Printing Service 229 SALINAS STREET ' TELEPHONE 6206 iriiitttitkiiiitiitiit - WMWWW Q Mff,W f WW W ff wiwiiw PM wa WWW j2fj,iff,ff,fQfffeffi'iWff MMM W autographs 0592719 07.1-7J J! W5 W M W fWM f' 2 f fwww W Afzswers t0 Lm-1' TO RIGHT BILLIE KIMZEY BILL BINGAMAN GEORGE ROGERS NORMA JO LADRA G1'C671,S Studio JOHN BECK HARRIET TODD ELEANQR LEACI-I BETTY KNOWLTON I Y