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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1947 volume:

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The 1947 EL GABILAN will show you how it is done. EIJNTENTS SXILINAS STUDENTS UHBANIZATIUNS SIIEIAL ZIIITIVITIES SPDHTS ADVERTISEMENTS HIGH SEHIIIII l'ir.il Run? Miss W'ard, Night School Principalg Mr. Merrillg Mr. Sewell, High School Principal: Mr. Ladrag Mr. lllton Tixvcrnctti, Business Managerg Mr. Holme: Mr, Paul. Sn-fnnl Rnu: Mr. Gruber, Superintendent of Building and Grounds: Mr. Case, Superintendent of Selumlsg Mr. Lemos, President of the j.C. Dedication MODERN WORLD affairs are tossed about like the vegetables in our imaginary salad, but there is a lack of harmony among the world's cooks, however, we can only wish the latter were more like the mem- bers on the Board of Trustees of the Salinas Unified High School District. These outstanding men of our com- , munity have devoted unbelievably long hours in close cooperation to further the mental, physical, and spiritual well-being of each and every student, teacher, and admin- istrator. ROY AI. LADRA, Pn-siclrnl 6 Vr'gc'!nbl1' Shipprr and Grower Board Member Since 1943 BECAUSE OF their liberality, sym- pathy, and hard work our lives have been enriched in many new ways. just this year the school cafeteria began to serve breakfast for sleepy- heads, a soda fountain was set up to be managed by the Future Farmers, a class in Driver Education now helps us safeguard our own and others' lives on the highways, and the Religious Education Program was revised through harmonious and co-operative relations with our churches. In gratitude for all the benefits received during war and peace. we dedicate to these men the 1947 lil Gabilnn. MR. T, R. MVR R11 l l'i'qi'lul1li' bl1fllI1i'1' iulif limu i llinirnl Member Since l MR lfVIiRIQT'l' KNOXYLTON MR. HICNRY A. HOI.Mli MR IRAINCIS PAUI Ril7I1'Ili'l' Vrgvlallli' Sfrijrjwr' mmf Grou'rr Puri K u 11 1 fn fi 1 C 0 7 . .irtl Member Since 10.17 Board 'Member Since 1941 linard Xlinihtr Simi I I-H l-. MR. li. 15. VASI' MR. NELSON B. SliXY'l'l.l. SllPt'I'lIll1.'I1llL'l1l of Seliiinls Principal dminislratinn GUi1mNc:ii, co-oPERAT1oN, AND FRIENDSHIP, these three words truly express what Mr. Nelson B. Sewell means to the students of Salinas Union High School. His cheery smile marks him as a friend, and his advice can always be depended upon to show a clear understanding of our problems and how to solve them. MBS MARUARIQT l.lfA MRS. VIRGINIA DYE MISS l:Vlfl,YN Sll:XRl' Senior Counselor junior Counselor Jllllltil'c1UllIlNL'l0IA . ,, Fi, MR. HENRY KNIGHT Assistant Principal MISS Cil'iRTRUl7li W'ATlfRMAN Assistant Principal Miss XVATERMAN AND MR. KNIGHT, our assistant principals, have joined Mr. Sewell in untiring efforts to help us mature into worthwhile citizens and at the same time have made us enjoy the process. We feel very grateful for their guidance, which began with their visits to all our ele- mentary and junior high school graduation classes and continued during the four years we spent learning to live and study as members of a large and united high school. fl A-,ii 0- I i MISS Fl.ORIiNCli PARSONS MISS MARGARET KURTZ MR. BRYCK YOURD Sophomore Counselor Freshman Counselor Freshman Counselor 9 FAEWULTY r. Ummlrl Kinney. ll. S.. Lll1iXCY'Kilf 411' C .1lit'n1'11i1 Cffmirzmm. Coniinercinl llc-parlnicnr NlATl'll'iMfYflCS Dl'il'AR'I'N1lfN'l' Mr. Fillmore Koenig, B. A.. l'rcxn0 51.111- Mr. Fred Clayson, B. A.,Univerxity uf Urcgnn N11 Donald Tlioinpson, B. A., L'11iv1'1'xity of Ci.1lifo1'ni.1 Mr. Frank W'nmlvi'nril1. B. A.. Nclvr.1xk.1 Slate 'Teachers College Nir. lfvcrt Lindquist, ll. A. I-.If,, L'11ivcrsi1i' uf Soullwern Ci.1lifurni.1 Ci'fu111'1m1ll, Al.Hl'1CI11.lliCN llepartincnt ClON1MllRCllAl. Ill-.PA RTM! NT Mr. Bryce Yourd, B. A., wlCSlI11il1lS!Cf College Mr. lfllingc Grinnell, B. A., University nf Cnlifurnix .11 1.115 Angelcv Miss Ann Hodgkins, B. A., College of the Pacific 'Wiss limily Guntnn, B. A., Univcrsiu' nf Califnriiix mfs. Alfreda Bullis, 11. s., 1.1.11aJ1.1 College Min Flora Brown, H. A., Sninfnrd john Nicholson, B. A., Univerxity of South Ci.lI'0liI1 Ii. D., Berkeley Divinity Selmul Min Mary Pierson, B. A., Kanux Uiiivcrsily Miss Cnmiancc Miller '12 Mrs. Habuth Seilaert, B. A.. L'nivt-rsity of XY'iw:imiii, M. A., Lfolnmbia L'niveriity, Pla. U.. Stanford University fNlhlfl'HltI!l, Iinglisli Department lfNCl.l5ll ITl:l'AR'liMl'iN'l' Mr. 'Lloyd Bevani, B. A., Iowa State Teachers College, M. A., University of Iowa Mr. Homer Bronson, B. A., University of Utali Mrs. Helen Arnett, li. A., Univeriity of Akron, B. L. S., XY'estern Reserve Mr. George Pedrani, IS. A., St. Mary's Miss Verna Scarper, li. A., Stanford Mr. Gordon Miller, li. A., Stanford Miss Margaret Kurtz, ll. A., Stanford Misa l.aVerta Zarnowxki, li. A., Marymount Mr. ,lamei Mi:Dearmon, B. A., University of California Mr. jolin Marks, Fi. A., San Francixeo State, M. A.. Stanford Miss Margaret Niesley, li. A., Clollege of limporia, M. A., University of Soutliern California Cffmirnmn. Social Science Department SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. W'inston Nelson, B. A., University of California Miss Ruth Dyer, B. A., M. A., University of California Mr. Donald Tarr, B. A., Cornell University M. A.. Stanford 13' Xllss AIJFIL' I'IcL'Ix, II. A., M. A., SIJIII-lll'lI fklhlll HIIIII, I..lIlgllIIjlL' llcpartmcnt I ANQILIAKII IJI I'AR'I'MI NI s. XIIIIIWLI Ii.ln1m, II. A., Uxmiwqrxlly UI' XYiscnnsin NIV. lmul Iinnms, II. A.. LIIIIYLTSIII' of c,.IIIIOI'III.l X1ixx XI.lr.g.11'c1 Im, II. A., Univursily of cI.lIlI'lll'I1I.l Ur. Ilm1,lI1I Nlussur, IS. A., LIIIIYCINIII' nf C..lIiIAur11i.1 Au! fm IIHIII: Mun I'r.1m'cs du I I'l.1m'I1c. II. A.. Ulmixcrxily uf K'.1I1I'm'l1i.1 NIV. xIl'!'lUII Timm, IS. S., University of California Cxfmir mfm. Sv: icncc Dcpa rlmcm St II NL! Ill I'AR'I'NII'N'I' Ulu I vclyn Slmrp, IS. A., IX11IIs C,uIIcgn' XIV. XxIlII.ll'kI I .lI'I', IS. A., K ullcgu of lI1c I'.lciIIC NIV. III Ilwyclx II. A.. Univvrwily of C .1Iifurni.1 Xlr. AIII-n Num Arm, IS, H., iinllugv of ILI.1Im Umm Ilurvlwcc I'.u'wns, II. A., Sl.1l1I.0I'1I 'I-I M Y -eq Miss llnnnnli Mitchell, A. ll., University nf Nevada Cffmirrmln, llumc lcnnnmics Dcpmrlment HOMIE ICCONOMKA5 Dl l'AR'liNll N'l' Miss l le.lnur Swift, li. S., Oregon Suite Mrs. Anne Murphy, B. S., Mills College Miss Gladys Schmidt, B. S., Iowa State College Mr. Chevley Bentley, fihilflflldfl. Shnp Depnrnnent SHOP DIZPARTMIQNT' Mr. Ralph Pisur, B. A., San Jose State Mr. Cheslcy Bentley Mr. Raymond Austin Mr. Arthur Carlsen Mr. lfvercxr Gram, B. A., San jose Stare Mr. lhviw Pnnring, B. S., Oregon Stare 1' 5' Cfimgli Alben M3501-1, B, S., Univgrgify uf Alabama Cuncli .less Rcgli, fffnlirrmnl, Buys' l'liysic.il l'xlllC.ll IV. ,B.A.,S. 'S li'.'l' l'll-'- Cu.icl1 I.lnyd lirlmrd, ll. A., Santa Barbara Smtc Lpirtmcm in 'lim Hu UL nn U KH 'Iicachcrs College , W I U A I Miss Virginia Gilbert, l,ilwr.1ri.1n, Mm Isabel Mackay, Clmlrrmm, hirls' Physical laducntinii B A' Uniwrgin. of Califurnid Department. IS. A., University of Southern California i ' Miss Sylvia Lisbcrgcr, B. A., Stanford Nm piclurcd - Miiw Kr.xul, li. A., Mills College li lil Mr, lloyd l'rcv.1ns. Aucmlnncc Cuumclur, B, A., lowg Xlr. l.ym.m Fuwlcr, f-1l1Iil'lII4l1I, Dcparlnmcnl uf Agriuullnrc, Sigue Tcnclmvsrs Culll.-gc. Nl. A.. University uf lown Nliw Ann Bruce Miss Phyllis Ricardo. B. A.. lx.lllf0l'l1l.l Ciullcgc nf Arts .1 ml Crafts Rnynmml Wilson, Cflnlirnmn, Art l,CP.lI'll11Cl1l, ll. A., C.1lifurni.1 Cullegu of Arts .xml Crafts B. A., UI1lX'K'I'Slll' of Xcbraslm Mr. Lcgru Prcsslcy, li. A., UI1lX'L'TKlly' uf C-.llll-4ll'Hll Mr. Kcirlm Nlcliillnp, Cfnlirluuu, Xlmic llcpulmcnl B. A., Prmmnn Xliss lfsthcr lnglmm, li.A., Wayne SIJIC Cllllcgv. Nl. Nl., Nurtlawusrcrn L'nix'crsiLy ,la- l 17 vw W Kiwi-Q 1 ' x Mus llnrii Wvxicy, ilicitinnmk C g'. N '1 L Mrs. l r.1nccsL'.x G.llindc.1nX, Nurse, B. An Oiwrlin, R. N., University of Ki.xiifurni.x, Ph. N., W'aGl1ingmn University Mrs. I . Vuwlur, Miss Durntliy McDougall, Miss Arlinc Andvrsnn, Miss May low, Rcgisinir Miss Shirley iutlxcrlnnd, Office Staff Miss I mm.i Kmfi N fggw. MN Nr IXUS DRIX I RS Inxt Run' Cv 1. Q! M I Il G I . .1. N 1, I. U mf Il I.. R .l. ll R XY I-. G .I, XX I uw II.u'4Im.m IIuIlu Ihr. In Iluxhlu-:Is Iluwlulwcck llulh-nr I lnm-n 1 mul-In W'c.ll'n' Qu.nIru l un-nl l'.urImn . H hupl .UI . Run I IxIInl,m l5uk.uu- Iinhlkc Ih'.1gnIml Nm-Imn I'x'cIx lllccnI.1w I'ccIx SIl.u'IxIchu II I wldx I4Iunn.u Run' I: ul. LILIIIIW H Rohdg Ix N mdmrmr s tl. I Rau' J: R. llgmx O 'Nhur Dunm FINANCI' OPI ICI CAI I Tl RIA Mm Cunmg NIIIILI' Mesdnmcs George Hansen Du.rs, Shaw, Benmtt Huw we STUDENTS same tn classes , , ,, 1 1 'D sh .gif ij? .A fi 11, Q,- . new N x -mb ,,,,..--Q--Q-dam.-Q-W-.-'-M-ww , 'CL 'w Y' 3 ag Library Pond ML ,gf mwah' nf 0- ,af KY' 48 'fa ..., ,. ag, i I ' In Appreciation As WE, THE CLASS OF 1947, leave Salinas Union High School and go our separate ways into the world, we take with us a feeling of accomplishment and success, the valu- able gift of our class counselors. Mr. William Fisher took us under his Wing on our very first day at S.U.H.S., giving us our start as freshmen. He pulled us over the soph slump, and inspired us with an eagerness to learn and have fun. Miss Margaret Lea guided us through our junior and senior years, preparing us for the next big step, a job or college. To you, Miss Lea and Mr. Fisher, We give our utmost thanks in deep appreciation for all the help you have given us through four of the most important years of our lives. Your kind and understanding ways have won for you the greatest admiration and respect of the class of 1947. MISS MARGARET l,liA 3' E ,I 4, '4f,t - j1'0,. MR. WILLIAM FISHER Senior Uffilzers OH, 'riui AGoNiEs of studentsll' came the cry of the seniors four years ago, and now, But haven't we had fun going through them! The thrill when that dreamed-of prom date came true, the nights we prayed for an assembly the same period as the linglish test, and the startling dis- covery it was time to be measured for caps and gowns - these incidents are now memories. XVe won't forget how Dixie Gregory and Jim W'ill- oughby enlivened our ln- stallation Program by their toe - wiggling interpreta- tion of Doin' What Comes Natcherlyf' and we are proud our officers started a new tradition, the free Farewell Dance for midterm graduates. Special mention goes to Dot Ottone, head yell leader, and her assistant, Betty Andalft, because that ever-present Ottone grin and Andalft vivacity at our games and rallies gave our rooting section added zest and spirit: and to Keith Verdier, who as chairman of the Senior Informal, turned out a riotous original show in his own in- imitable manner. President Vice-President max wixieimow ,im isiizcii How short the time seems now! We hate to leave - almost! l , , -,, ,,, .1 . Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms jANlCl- LUND BETTY PRADIQR HERB SCHIRLF 25' -, 1.1, Inwtf IM-m' XYILH L'-nm-x N.lIx'Ilt'l'Iy A NIQIQI INA Xl-I R KN. I .ukc XVAI I .XI .l XII I I I . S,nIwu,I- E 1 R'-:I A if I' Eg mr .M r-,x.-xml: R. s,.n,f,,.I 1111 K mux. umx S: I I 6-4 I X ISIHTTY ANI7AI.I I'. Karl-mr I.L'CII II AYIHI RHI N. S.uIm.n ., I x Qu 'Q' 2:2 - 41 'cd' S .. jUYK'Ix ANDI-RSUN, S.uIm,u IXNII-.5 .IXNIHRI SIN. Sllums Mlfl B,-X ANTRIKI, .XIIMII 1. X. 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Smlnnn IIURUTIIN I-l-.-XGINN. i.nlnn,h I4X'.X I I I IRI. hlnnh lII:I,I-N I'I I I.I'RS, Urnm j.-XMIQS l'I-RR.ISL'I, .Xupurx IIUYU II RRIfIR:K, Cdxrmvlllr IIIII IIUR5. khrmu - RL'l'Il lfONIiS, ialuux III' I'I:R IUSSIil.M.-KN, Spruckcls LURNELIA IJRIQI-IMAN, .Ilnul III-.KN I-L'l I IfR, .-XIn.nI LVEI YN G.-XRVIA, Iagumu VIRKEINI.-X GARCIA, Salunmx DONALD GARNFTT, Salinn JOHN GIPURGAIUS, Salnnn Ilalf ODA GR.-XY, Maul MAR-IORlli GRFLR, Alnll IIIXII-. GRYGORY, Allyn! YFI M.-K GRIMM, Ilkc ROSF GUI ARTI-1, Sant.: Riu I'I I'I'R Gl l'Il'RKll Z. Sxluux IIARVIZY IIAI.I,. Alnul I L'GI-'Nlf II.-XI I I-IR. .-Klum! K in it I Q X I I K- ff, X if , W was 1'0 S f. N. :gg .,., I git i LL 5 Vu Yqx! 1. '11 3 I X 5 r .xx Q KAP.. 29' 'suv A .yi , 'Q W1 f Q Jr- .. wx .ef- .I -3,1554 P. 'mn 5-AAAI' ., IUHN H XNSI N, S,xlm.u IHNIRIN llXRl1XXILh.xIwvg.k.l IUXY H XRRIN. N,1luu,u UUIURIN IIXRINI II NM v U ITISSH HANK lxINS.ilmxM1 K XXIUNA HXXXKINN, Xlvxxl IHIVY IIXXXKIXNUX, K my M IXYI HX!lIll.XX,1 WAYY5 lll l'l i. 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Svmu Riu ARII-Nl' KISO, S.nIm.ns K.XTI'IRYN RI AY, I'ru I'I'liGY KIIIMAN nuI,lIc , AIILII I':X'I'RIi'l.'X RUUNTZ, .Xlnul l'I,XR.X RRIIG. .'XIis.nI IHXRI IAYYI5, Illklmrn ROSI MARY l,I'I1, S.lIin.u RUY IVIGHTITR. Sprvclu-II RUR I UNC, Aliul MANUIZI I.OI'l'l. Alisml IIANK IOWF, Salinas MII DRID I.UZ.XRIfS, S.uIin.ls XM .fx '55 Q--X ,- '?is .g ff.: 4 3 , X t xg I , ..I.'fi'53 Q I M -QW, 3-FM K f buff pf A ,sm Q s 1 I , ES 'FRN if 1 YQ.: 'Q-sf IWW' Q 1-1 in '1 R INNIK I IL'NI3, S.wInn,u III,YI RI I-Y NLM -'IL'l I Y. i.1Im.n I X I I X TN XIAC IIAIIU. I Iklmrn NIARY NI.'XRI:XNO. S.1Im.u MARY XIARKS. S.x1un.u , . , , I.XLI XLXRR XIIU. A .pu-IuIIu IIIK K 'xIARI'IXII XI I. I'runu.I.IIc ,lm rx xm xx xrl-xx.I...I,.I,I1l IAQ rx XI. XX XXI Y Nulmu II .XX XI.CAlILXI.N1Im,u NIXRII YN XIA URXIII Ix, Xxlmn RIQIII NIIIIII I . S.IIm.u RUTII NIcI I ROY. 5.xIIn.u .IUI IIU III R IIAXRYYY NILGRJYTII. -Xlunl PI GGY Mcl'xINNUN. Aluul RIANII If NIcNl'TT. Sallnu IIIN MLPIII-RSUN. -XIIMII VIINI NIFDSKI R. 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Sv 5 gh, D 401 g Q, ., ,M ,I III I'I'Y PUTTIR Suhnx III VII' PRJXIII-R. Xulmn XI NNI II OI'lN'I'I RU, ,XIIMII RI III RNKQNIIXI, XIIMII GIF HKUIA RANIUS, Klulrunllv I XNl'I'.X R XNISIY. Xlunl NIARIY R.II'l'.'X, AIUJI RIZAIINF R:XYXII'Nl7U, Xp: IIUII RI IiID, S.1IIn.n III I I-.N RINIX, 5.uIm.u MARY Rltl -X, N.mxr.I.n.I IIFI LN R04 III , S.IIm.h Imax ROIZBUL K, S.xIm.n sul- RUGIARS, .-xlml lmulfs Roilil, .-xlml xvlxoxx km-LX. nl ..., .I IiI'.5.! w'I'INIC RUWII. .-XIINII ZY-JIURIZS Rl'II, Snlmh TOM RUSSU, Ilkh.-yn DUT RI'S'I'UN, .XIIMII RI IIJIRIJ NXNI IIIL, AIINJI XI-'XRGLTRITI7 SANIJIR, XX'.uIungr-nu I m u Sl I NIA SAX III. S.uInnn NIAIJINF Sk XRI'X.S1Iun.x III III3 SYIIIRI I-. Salnnn !,XYIi SClINIiIDI-R, Smlmn FRANK SIiYDI1I . Salma DONNA SIII'RM.XN, Salam: Ml'Rll'I SII ACL I, 4 Im.ul.ur .M'l-Y SII I IMAX. S.nIm.n -IUSIIPIIINII' SII YA, Spx'uIu'II IORR.X1NIfSIIYI?lR X, S.nIm.u -IUI: SIMMONS, 5.uImn IIARIIARA SIMUN, Sxlnnn XI.-XRTIN SIMON, S.nIin.xs GI-'RAI II SRII I IC ORN, Sal xvu. M XVII I :I SI ,I'I'IfR, Maul IMIIY SMIIII, Sal nux. I s IFUNARII SNIITII. .Ilnul SANIURI7 SMITII. S.uIm.n -IAMLS SOI UMON. Blanco Wll IIAM SUUTIIIIRI AND, AIIQJI IfI I YSli SI'IIfGI,. Salinn IIUROTIIY S'I'AC'KHOL'SI' , MI. I'I'II STI-INIIRLINIIR, Llmrm-.Ile III-'NISII S'I'I-'ININlL'I5II,If,R, N.mud.nI QIUII STURMISNT, Alisnl IIARRIZII STRIKIKI AND. SaIxn.n IIIII STROM, Salinas Rl'I'I'S SU'I'IIIiRI.AND, C'ImnI.xr IIIIYI I IS SUTTON. Pruncdxlr IIARYIQY SWANR, S.1Iin.n IIROY 'I'.-XNNFR, AIIUI AI ZINA T.-XYI UR, Salnnn IIUI5 T.-XYIOR. Aliul DUN TAYIOR, Salinas I an--ba in-fs. 2'i 'A-Qg. 4 www' Q. 'FN I . 'AE I-2' I lf ' If ap ,fav a? p.m.I,l I l is f 2 , ' 35' Q S- is Ywmfk' Q aw., fling if if 'Y , Nui' ,-' g.y-:asm ,, , 4-X wif ravEu'N Tlimllznxifxxrw, .-xl.-.1 R.-xc1Hxa1. Tl-ZN.-X, ,xlml .IOYK If '1'rR.-ul, sprang H.'XNII'TUN TYRRY, s..l.n... RIAMTQS THOMPSON, .Xliul YRFD THURNTUN, Alisnl IUNE TOMBIVQUN. ,Xluul YIOY TUWT, qalinn RON-RT TRAIN, .Xliwnl ITM TRFADXYAY. Aliul IEUNA TRI'G!-NIA, 5.11 xvu. 1 s ROSFMARY TRIGHRU, S.ulm,x SHIKI FY L'Kl1iTAD, K .nr r1-x xllv RAYMUNU L'I 1'UN, Alina! KIARIANNIZ l'R.'XIll , 5.1Vm,u MARY URQUIDIZ, ml 1nn. 1, MAXIYNIQ URQLTIDIZS. Salim: .ll'.-XNI YA VARBI-I, 9.nlm.n DOY ORIQS VARGAS, S41 lxu, U KElTllYlfRl1llR,L,mr .-x- ull: lm-. vires, Aliul ,uw vxNn:1fN'r, mum Gl,RTRl'lJI- Voss, ml .... ., .1-mx xv.-uT1. ,yxlml REX XVAIIJRON, Salinas JEAN WAI.KliR, Salinns JIM WAIKIZR ROBERT WALSH, .Xliul WIl,l.IAM WAI.TliR. Salinn l'lIYl.I IS WATERMAN, Anrpnrz Rl l'H WFINSTIQIN, Alnsal WILLIS WI-1lI.S, Flkhnrn BIl.l V'HlSI.liR, Wnhingwn Union CARL WHITE, Salinas GEORGE WHITH, Salinas MARY WHITFIFY, Aliul PHYLLIS wn.1.mms, smfm X ,um w'11x,oucauuY, Alml l'0lIliliN w'1l5oN, gm., Rn. 1 MARILYN w'u.suN, Szlinn 1 is , . MEI, WILSON, Alixal ,IACK WING.-KRD, S.ulm4. .IFAN WIS!-,l,Y, Sxlnmx RUSSELI. XVOLGAMOTT, I-'lkhurn ICARI WOODS, Alnal HARRY WOUI l I Y, .-Xirpur! DOIURPS YOSSI-.M, S.ulin.1s KUNSTANQ I YOUNG, Sxlmas TOM YL'KI, Yxlmh u' I: B. Haglcr, M. Clinton: Rvm' 2: R. Fuqua, R. Quintcrn, j. Urhidm. Rau' 5: K. Fnbela, J. Davis, XV. Cunning, j. Burlixon, QNM in piczure-M. Hurwn, D. Evcrlyj. tu a. A- X-,vu 37' Lu- 1 3 , ,l 1 Men nf llislinclinn . . . 38 J JOAN HARRIS IM ANDRESEN V. ir'f Ralf' TOM Cl IUNLQ . . . Would-He Hehs MARILYN JUNCKI-.R 1 Ls VIZRN BAXTER - TOM MI-QRRILL T 390 Best Iinnwn As Bill Wheels ROSIT TRIGIZIRO HAMP TICRRY IHURUTI IN O'I4'l'UNl ...Uur Eelehs... I-4ll.Ifl'fN HUTCHINSON TOM IQCKMAN 41' If 1 X V ff ' fx X A ' J A I VV ,U NJ ii W' Q22 j 'i i-Q... P f IQ: 99 PQ4 QQ YQ! 9' 094 Q9 ,VQ4 I----...... ,v---.ss ago .C :gf IC rg' Q9 :gf 'O 'O iq, 1 rf.. ,ffive A 55? .2 lags- S fm.. N Aw Q Ui 4 f Class ef 1943 WHAT A HECTIC YEAR-something interesting happened every moment! First Miss Evelyn Sharp was asked to take the place of Mrs. Dye, who left to join her husband in the Aleutians just after the start of the fall term. As peace and order again descended, the juniors were faced with the startling realization that they didn't have a roof over their prom-struck heads. Rumors werelreally flying while one by one Del Monte, Rio Del Mar, and Asilomar were Hxed on and then abandoned because of either a liquid or solid objection, until finally the local U.S.O. capitulated. Those diligent juniors exhausted almost every possible money-making device, from the sale of cokes and candy at rallies to the making of purple and gold pom-poms for games. Very mysterious promotion resulted in the sale of many Gehitas,', a novel type of pencil, which brought in quite a sum. Nor was the junior-Senior Prom the last service rendered the graduates by their successors. Many a sun-burned popsicled junior trudged happily through graduation rehearsals as a proxy. For their hard work, loyalty, and co-operation, we honor the class of 1948. Class Representatives w I: D. Serber, S. Ables, D. Baylcs, F. Scrpa, N. Grasso, I. Evans, N. Mitchell. Run' 2: I.. Swenson, I.. Lacazottc, B. Leach, -I. Pipe, K. Ginn. il Q KGRUIII' I Inn! Run II Ihnnxug. R XvIll.n. I. Ihullxc. R, Xvnu, Ii. AI-cluu. P, Agmmiun, IS. .Mu-x, II II.1pxm.n, I Xmlu-mu, I XI-cl.-I, N Xlvlm N..4fn.l Rnu: I. li.uIw-wk, .X. Ihguiu, I'. Ihllud. I. .'x..1.-Img, ll. fx.1..,.L. nl, ,xll-.-fy. II .xg..I...... I. .xl..-,-, 1. .'XI4Iru'Ix. 4, .1xl.z-I-mc, xx, 1s...Iu. Y. Mn.-III . lQRUl'I' II Inxl Run' R. In-.u.I. X III.m-. ll II--xmmn. I. II.-IL. I. IM-II, IT. lh-cm.m. IT, I!.nIu. NI. Blur. II, IiI.nL.-num, V. IK.uxh-lnmglu. II lhxlmp, 1 lh-vm-1, S.-,ffml Rfur: IJ. li.nrIu-r, I'. III-rl-Ilx, ul. Ilmwn. Y. Ih-III, li. Ihrd, 1 . Ihnulu. I. Ih.nIlcx. XX, IM-xu.u.I.uIu, R. II-Lum, li. Ihuwui. I,lSnwuglu.u, II III.mkv. I,IlUl'I' Ill lm! Ibm: I. lu--lx, R L.-um-III. l. 1--Ilmx. Ii. L-un-L-ll, 1. Ihnrmn. R. Qlmn-Jw. -x. m...v..lI..-, I4 n........., 1 , IU,-HN. II n.,Q1,..m. lx. 1...-,-I-M.-1, ul. clk-I.-l.....1, II 1.-.l...n. S.'..m.I limp- 1 Lulu.-I.. -I elm-I... ll nr.-U, u, mmm.-X. R. lim-1.-n, QI. mrlwn, M. 4.1.-In-n. I lIu.upm.m. ,I Ihunx. N. luv. Il K Ink, QI. ilmpm. II. K.nIulI. Prccidcnt 7 BOB AYRIS 1 45' GROUP Vllfflrxl Kun: M. Horton, Y. jing, S. Hunlwn, M. jcffcuml. M. l'llrkcy, A. Hull, lx. lloll.um.l, R. Holme. R. Hulmm. S.'rnnJ Ruff: Y. Irvine, ll. Holly, A. Huvrcd, D. Hum, B. jackson, s. ll...-wr, G. llammll-, lx. 4mfm...,. M. hlcffcrxun, n. jmm. GROUP Vlll - lflrxf Rnu: ll. Irv, ml. lclghlcr, C. johnson, Y. Aluncv, H. Kiumurn, U, l.cc, I. Lmnlni, ll. -Iullnxun, U, l.cwix, l. l.1ca1oue, B. johnson, B. lcxch. K. l..xnc, H. l.eaCl1, T. johnson, H, Kouc. il. Kululs, l., l.cwii. URUUI' lX-Ifnrrf Ruff: li. loop:-r, M. Iiwly-, B. Marsh, H. lignn, A. Mcndivll, M. Mainlwcll, fiv- Jn. V. Alullnvun, U. larkin, V. junvv, l.. Lmrmn, W. laws, P. lulwlcr, R. Kenyon. Srruml Run: R. Landon, A. Mlrxince, 1. Lung, K. Mmm. H, Mlglfmy. la. Mmm, o. ljmlwy, x,-mm! Rout xi. Mmm. lf. Mclnlvrv, A. Mallwrs, R. Mcndnncx, N. Mack. I.. Iowrv, ll. Mathis. B. McC.lllum, K, Mcvlu, R. Mcmlnnca, R. Millard, B. M.-l'1rlncy. Svcrcrnry - DOROTHY BEEMAN .. --.. W '. - . :h un ' ' .- .. E, 1 'i , z A 3 ' . gif.: , W., , ...V 47' 'VT' Q1 ldv fi-If -I I. ,fx GIIUITI' X lrlrxl Kult: N. NIIHIICII, Z. N1-land, AX. NlcIf-rn, .X. Nunlsnn, I'. NIH, I. Norris I.. Nc1gIlI1uri, II. MvrcanIu, lk. NicIxcn, Mcvkw. Smfrvnl Run: I, N.lk.m, I7. NIuIIuwl, II. Nnlxcn M. Murphy, lf. Malawi, In n1.Nn.,1.., 1. Mum, lf. Ncufv:I1I, R. N..xl.m.l, Im, Mmhk-Il, 1. N.-am-.m. GRUIII' XI ffflril Kiln: T. I I1iIIipS, II. UIQA, 17. I'crcl, I'.lrmuIl. M. Ualu, I. I'InIInpx, I'. I'IwIpx I. Patron. G. Parton, II. I'IuIIips. Smnml Ron: G. Venn. I. Umm, XV. I'u-nr, I. Ulnvcua. II. I'.xrIu'r N. I'vrxiun, T. l7Ixun, II. I'c.lItc, U. I,.lII.lIurI'f, K . lQuuIICtw. CRUUI' XII f -I'lnl Run: M. Santana, If I'I.nIxulI, It, Ruhinxnn. XY. IICIII. N. Ilhvnc, I. I'-un K. Rosxwug, I. Rudrlguvl, B. Pyhai, T. Rlurl, JK. Rudrlgucl. I. Reds. I. R.1IpI1. M-fuml Run: I Ramos R. s..mn.n, R. 1-.,1l...k. R. Pricn. Il. P.,-Q, Il. 1w.,..u-, 1. numb.-ll, lm. mm, c.. R01-...N...., 1. R..L1...'I.. K. cg..aw..rwff,, G. s..k.m,4..wA. 'IIFU-INUFCI' - CYAROI. ROSSXVOC9 f uf 'T r w' 25 dl .f '-IX - r . .fi if . . W tx -..-3 WW. .ii-1 I 9954 mmul' xlll-'Alum :mu n. sk-lmlff, n. Q,-mgam, G, sfr..,,gf, ly. salma. lm, smwf, M. Slnwry. Ii. SnII.nw.ly. I5. 'I'1IInng. II. I'wxlI. ll Turrcx. Suwnf Kun: I. Svcnun, Z. Sclunccnklu, R. Scmggins. I.. Slulnqgcr, 'l', Sum, I, In-rp.n, ll. Snmh, A, Shnnuuukc, II. Valdcv. UIKUUI' XIV ---Iflnl Run: 1 . Norm, I. 'I'v:rvs.x. M. SlcnwI.mnI. V. Suzuki, MX. Yan IlunlcrgI1cm. II. Turner, II. Yin lhm, G. SnulIu-rI.uuI. II, 'I'r.xgur. -I. 'I4.n'urnclli. Xnvrnl Run: II. 'I4Imn1.lx, ml. T.u'Iwr, if. SUIII, M. ,I4Immwvl, I. Swcuxuu, I. Y.uIv:n, II. SluIIrv, M. Sturm. Iz. Iunux, G. 'I'Iwix. GROUP XV--I-'rrvt Rolf: Il. NX'.xlI,cr, II. Wmnwr. Ii. Wisdom, G. Yum, Z,m.xun. II. W-mllwr, l'. Young, M. Wnllimn. AI. Wilkuwm. Y. Wen, I. XX!-Ich. SI-mml Run: l, Wulunx. li. XN'.ngnur, G. W.aII,um-, j. W.nIIwr, J. Wmucr, XY. Wnlln, tl. Wulf, R, XX'urkm.xn, W. While, NX. Zunnwrnmn. Sgt.-at-Arms - ,IOI IN ALSOI' 49' Girls' Gym from Inner Court 1? K. 3, S M341 X X gk-A , my 8 I Q5 KY yr' X . 2, 6, , F . I K 1 QQ. - 'Q N Y' iwm ff 'ix '+si:C.Qv1 'lm ww 1 A 1 sv N Qi 49 it l S W , WWMMWM Q x Q . I Q . Class nf 1949 SURROUNDIED BY CHINESE lanterns topped with striking red dragons showing their jagged White teeth, the Sophomores held their annual Soph Hop, the Orient being their art theme this year. Witliout the help of such sophomores as Viola Bellora, Betty Parks, Shirley Strom, Sally Church, Barbara Hardwick, and Gloria Wilkerson, the Hop would never have been the bright, effective affair it was. Other sophs also contributed to the prestige of S.U.H.S. Eugene Riley proved himself a capa- ble F.F.A. member when he was chosen by forty businessmen of San Francisco to care and keep a calf which they presented to him, knowing it would grow up pound-full and tender under his watchful eye. From now on steak-hungry students will know whose friendship to cultivate. Wlien it came to sports, Don Farr and Bob Nunes in football, Ernie Halcon in basketball, Bill Fredricks and Johnny Bellonc in baseball, and Joe Hootman in track added their skills to the many athletic events. Class Representatives R 1 Iuimfr, wi Kd , s, Anauwn, E. wma, we Beekam. , , ' R Z. I.. D ich. G. Wilkcrsirn, B. Daniels, Grout, M. jones, AI. jackson, Hoolm ,I Run- !: B, Bliss, B. Vaden, P. Bro r, C. Alsbrrge. M. Bushu. . ,-, 5 if 3, 2 ' -af u i ' Q, hx 'Mk . w i. W ii x i . .xk . i 'f 5 i WYVYVAZ i ii.. I b: Nb .- 3-ri 1 . Kiwi V av 5' X 1 1-i I eq . N I Q.: ., if fl X ' W- H L1 , A . . -H- i ' get i qw -tc,-6 . y .---,sg .r S2 l GROUP l-'-Flu! Run: D. Barlll-lnungh, ,I, Xnderson, S. Anderson, M. Andrcvcn, M. shhms, C. Arulncc, I. Arxdrnmrrn, N. Avnra, A. Avma, N. Ihrrlxn. NI .-Xri.ur, A. Ihrhctrini, E. Bmrrcra, C. Barzlchmgln. Srrfnld Run: D. Anrnm, G. .-Xlluugh. O. Andrade, R. Bsnkurr, G Andulwn, 4 , .-Xlslucrgc, D. Ihll, I5. .'Xndcrmn, R. Avnrcxl, B. Avvngcr, A. Aumniu, N .Xm.nr.1I, P. lhucr, L. Andcrmn, GRUVI' II -- I-'nur R-uw D lkm.-U. C. lh-rry, R. Brminard. D. Bcguin, l. Bmw, G. Bvngc, B. Blum, C, Blur, QI, livlmkcn, l.. IH.n:kwrH. M, IH--rkcr, KN. IM-rklmnm, li. Bell, M. lhll. Sn-urrrl Row: I, Heck, B. Bradley, Y. llcllon, M. Hell-mu. K. llluvcd, R, Blur, li. Bell, -l. lhurl. I-. Blau, M. Bulm, lf. Benn-lm.1n, T. Burden. GRUl'l' Ill lux! Rwn' QL kmlxu. Ii. Uurxrun, M. ifuucron, I. V.ulv.xLxcn1rlg.ln, T. Brynnr, N. Brown, ,I Lllrpclxrclw B. Brnphv, D. Butlcr. T Bryan. :X K Apps, Suriv:-I Rvvvv: Ii. Chmpin, lf. Bruce, sl. ilnwull. N. ifullix, U. Clxrwr, IS, lluxc, M. Vastelhnn, L. lim.-Ly, I. Kalmnn. R. kfnh-mn, 'I'lr1rJ Rnu: M. Ilusu, bl, Brnwn, D. Brook, j. lhnlmell, R. K nn, R, L Ju, B, Brown, U. Brvnu, M Kulcr, l'. Hrvwcr. E 3-2373 E 4 x 5 1 s Q Q Q President VVA Y N Ii XYOODAR D f. SX 0 Vice-l'rcsi1Ic11t I5II.I. IfRIiDlfRICQKS ns. r- nf GKOVI' IV l'lv1l Knut M, l'uIvcr, A. ITAIQ. T. I31:1l, C.. Vox, ITQWHIII, K. Ihxn, W' IUI11-r. I'. IX1111. II I3.1111I ll IT.1r111gl1111. M. l.mI1r0I1, lk11II1n1, II. iI.1rIx, Xr1f1u1f Run: I'. lruwlcx , Ii. iurrxc, II. 4I11'1s1c11w11. K. 11.11111 M. Ihxxd M.1I1g, QI. i'I11I1I1. S. K'I1urcI1, M. I711I1isn11, R. frawfnvrml. II. I r:1I11rc1-, I. I ook, 'I' K r11c1. 'll11r.lR1111 I lW11I11x1111 II. I511k1m11, il. lurkx, KI. Cluupcr. ml. lIv.1x'cr. I3. lT.111x, R. iI1r11l1-nsc11. Il. Kr.111I'urd, I. l1111I1.1, 1. II1r11-11-11w11. I 1 r11111I1 GRUVI' X' l'1r1l R014 ' j. I5.11111n.11rc, R. I'r.11111s. Ii. l'1kI1.1r1, Il. I-ux, A. lJuugI1cr11 , X1 I .1s11111. I Ix1w111m.1 1. 1l1111...,w. 11 1.11. 1. 142.1111 11. 1-'m,.,11.m. x1-.WI 1101.-. 11. 1f....1.1, 1. 111,411.1-.1, 11. 1..11.-f, 1 11.11.,1111..m. 1 11111.11 54 1. 11.1.1-11. 1. 111ml.1,-, 1. 11.-WIN, R. 1i1p.n..1.1. c. 14.-mm... 11. 1-111-.1r111. 1111.1 14.111, 1. mf. II 1l11..g1..,.,.1. 1 1lL.,111..1. N. 111-cr, 1. 11.11-1111, 111. 1-xml-ffm, 1. 1mamm..1., 11. nm. 111w1'1f x'1 V 11,11 1111.11 111. 0.111111 11. czwgf, 11. cgfmx, 111. 01.111111-1, 11. 11.-.N-11, 11. 11m.1n. NI 11.11, 1. r,.,...1...11.1 I.K1111, K, II.1I1L'rl, M.Gu1l1'rrcl. S1'1'1ul1f Run: II.lIaI1ur111.1n, IT. U1II1rrl, G.lwI11n, I1.i1.1rL1.1, Crruul, I' K1IL'1111. R iv1II1s B. Gu11uIc1, I' Ciarua. Tblnf lion! I'. C1.1IIvg1n, Il. II.1n11uI1, I. G.x1'L1.1. KI. GuI.1rtu. II. ,I1-rrvuu, Q. N111111111. I H.1I11m A. Gxurncw, I. l'11qu.1. Gaour vu' Punt Rm.-. v. lchikwa, N. man.1rafhQ, A. mm, B. mul., G. Hawkum, J. pfkmf., H. -lang, 1. 1i.pk.m. T. ilacop, B. Illlrhcnck. C. Hacks. SmnnJ Knut II. Ihrdwick, If. Hawkins, H. Iiigucm, II, Ihrrns, I. Ilonlman, 1. Harrington, c. Jam.-n. R. rlughm. 1.. nmnigm, 1.. Hum. 1. mflfy. 1'm..l Run. R. l1vn.1cf..m. N. Hcnxlrv, Il. IIiu'In'm'k. II. II.lrun.xn. II. Ilnghwwcr, P. Ilurxlcv, T. Ihrtnun, I.. Hughcy. ll, Inman, B.Kicnh.1m, G. -Imckumn, D, Iluwc. GROUP VIIIH-l'nxt Kun: vl, Knrkland, K. Kvtlncr, I.. Kcrscy. T. Kcnncdy, A. johnson. I.. Kzngcrv, R. Knngxlrx. F. juhmmn. K. mul-cl, M. Knlnwr. SI-...HJ Rm.: lx. umm., R. junw. lx. Nm, c. ,1...m. s. kelly. M. lyonc.. R. ,i..1...,..... ner, R. Kxnncc, T. Iumnncl. Tlvlnl Kun: Kimb1lI,j. Knowlton. II. Kxtchcl, Ii. Kinder, A. Kclch. I5. IirIIv.'I. Kung, W .lu D. jctfcrv. GROUP IX-flhvxf Run: M. Low. M. M.mrcuf.uI, D. lee, j. l.cc, I Iyuns, M. Ive, G. Marquez, V. Im-cz, B. Mcndunc 0. Marlin, P. M1nn-ly, U. Maruncl, Ii. Mmggnni. Srruml Row: D. I.cDuc, A. MuWiIlmmx, A. Lnghtncr, gl, I.vn'cIl D. I. Tlunf Knut B. Manklnx, Mmrnncw, Al. Km-nxg, II. Munn, D. Kabul, l.cI.icvrc. R. Marlin. If M.mtcuf.1I, Ii Krllur ct. l.4rsun,j 1...n,,. W1 M.xul'.uddin. rc. Ma1....fv. E. 2: 'Y' Sccrvmry IJOROTI IY BU'l'l.liR 1. undholm, K, Levy, Llmprccht. R. Lowry, XV. Mack, xl. Maul-addin, I.. Iadd, D. Grccn, R. Mrliuwm. 9 Treasurer JANE CASWELL ,r .NNW GROUP X-w Flrxl Rnlr: G. Mercado. QI. Mrflcnrgc. j. Mrifurmick, M. Muilxer. B. M-nrvnn, A. Mcckf. j. Nlmlcv. M. Mm: Srrnml Rnu: C. Mallory, B. Minor, U. Mawui, R. Morrison, M. Melia, M. Mathews, P. Miller. Il. Mcknv, 17. Millar Tfvlnf Row: T. Mill, R. Mnniglicllx, ll. Mnurc, ll. Mvycnlwrg, ll. Muller, Mathis, R, Mrknrmick, M.luhcwx, l. M.nlluc1 GROUP Xl -I-'1rxIRuu': IS. Uniuuka, bl. Phillips, B, Nnrris, W. Pollock, M. Pony, P. Pirrnu, M. Parm, Y. llllvcuc, Y. lmpp M. Parra. Srrnmf Rulr: AI. Ncwsonw. ,l. Norris, -I, Osborn, j. Phillips, B. Paull, G. Urlncr, lp. Nurllicuu, I-. Paulson ll. Parks, ,l, Pauley, li. Palmer. Tfvlril Kun? VI. Pcnricld, l. Prater, B. Nuncs, R. Nurriw. 'I'. Plullnpx. lf. Paclicnu, li. Nclxun K Paulsen. W. Nance, D. Pybas, C. Ovcrby. GROUP Xllflvrxf Rnlrf N, Reynoldx, R. Quirol, D. Recd, Read, N. Roux, l.. Rulwrls, N. Roberts, P. llvlmrn X Si l l N. Rnvniunnln. Snvunl Row: lf. Sauer, M. Rumsuwcr, K. Qulntcro, C. Rusvo, M. Sayer, B. Smlyvr, '. lull lu. . Ramirez li. Raincr. Tfunl Rnir: N, Riggs, il. Richardson, li. Riley, M. Ragwdill, R. Ryan, XV. Sadler, R,S1nchc1, B. Rnppce, D. Ruxud N 1 r GROUP XIII -- Fin! Rnu': Ii. Smalley, B. Scarpino, B. Smith, B. Smith, C. Smith, V. Scott, N. G, Sigal. Si-rom! Raw- M. Smith, C. Sliackleford, M. Smith, B. Scott. M. Sorensen. D. Sptiggs, ll. Sccttrini. 'I'luvJ Row: S. Snydcr, IE. Seibel, B. Schmidt, B. Smith, N. Scenko, C. Smith, IJ. Shadal. B. Slimmnn. GROUP XIV-First Raw: V. Suggrngcr. G. Stcffmni, C. Stormcnt, I.. Straw, -I. Trmmmcl, V, ti. Swut-ucv, II. Swiuk. ,I St.ixin,iltis. j. Tmylur, Si-rm:-I Row: G. Smckuin, M. Sutherland, S. j. Summer., N. Storm, Ii, Stark, Il, Strickland, AI. Urmson, B. Tillman. N. Stcinmucllct. Tblnl Huw: Il. Tltrugmutton, B. Temple, D. Tliurmnn, I.. Towne, il. Tumlinmn, D. Tliunui, Il. Timniurix, T. Slater, L. Towne. K. Townsend. K. Terlin. B. Simmnntls, D. Sulnmnn M. Spicgl, R. Slattery B. Simmons, R. Sigala Sullingct, M. Stephens Strum, j. Stcinliruncr Ttvadway, D. L't.iIw .M Timltu, I1 Tnyltir GRKILII' XV --- l'lvI.' Run: B. w'r:.lYt'r, T. Wihilr, If. w'nul.1rtl, C. Willllanw, D. Ynung, V. w'cXtmorCl.lnt.l, hi. Witmvlwurtlt li, Willtenun, I.. Wtiottiii, Il. Yingling, B. Ynrlwr, Il. Yingling, P. Vfilcvx, Ii. Woud, I5, W'uudS. Sn'mlJ Knut If. Ycu l, Villlllllg. N. Ycllolu, IV. Z.lcll.lrY, w',ltv:rm.ln, K. Wlllllc, II. Young. T. Vfinlwufn, Il. Yuung, Ci. widlltcr, Cf Xvilion Wf Nyung, Wirlglll, hl, Willtvc. Tblnf KOH? T. Vargh, II. Yanlcn, If. w'txtit.l.lr4..l, li. wluotl, D. Wiley, II. XXX-Ili II. W'liitwurtli, if Wcxtttum:l.intl, K. Wintrr, R. Z.u:li.iry, II. Villcj.is, G. Wliitniuru, V. W'illi.tms. Q ICRNIIQ HALCON Sgt.-nt-Arms S7 o Main Oiiice Class nf 1950 ALTHOUGH IT WAS in the month of March, the Frosh Frolic theme, April Showers, held its own in the series of school dances this year. Earl Adams, Janet Green, Lola Cross, Jeanette Bardin, Dick Young, and Carolyn Jorgenson worked hard trimming the pastel umbrellas with spring flowers and decorating the gym with crepe paper rain. The Frosh almost made money. Other outstanding freshmen were Hector Burke, the only Frosh on Student Court, Ruth Ann Kjaer and Joan Colby, the Girls' League representatives, and Chris Ginn and Decimo Andrade, up and coming young sprouts in the field of sports. May they all continue to contribute to the greater glory of S.U.H.S. .Class Representatives Rauf I: S. Talcolt, -I. Green, M. Fraser, F. GuEey, j. Dugan, J. Baty. R u' 2: J. jeffrey, D. Murphy, D. Andrade, R. Sanchez, H. Burke, D. Fairfield, J, Dahmer. 5 1 in I ,. .Q l I I GIKUVI' I Inv! Run II. IIr.nIx. II, II.-III.-. I Ii.u'wu, II. II.nII-I, M, .Xgur.u. tl, Ihv. II. Xmvx. RI Ihnllnu, 1 Iium-X. XI XII--I--, Ii Ihuw N1-:WJ Run' N. Munn, G, lk-cm.m, ll. .Xmlm-Io. I Kula, IB IS-II, II M ru, R X'un,nI, XI lhnlxcr, I, .X.mmr-I, IH. Xlmp, l. Ii.uIu-r. 'l'lI...l nn.. lv lsmy.-I. R lx..-WI., ul In-.l., I, x.i.H-N, xx. .xn.i.-H. 41. .xHll.., Ll. .x...1.-.-I.-H. A. II.nm-I. IK lhgum. 1 IM-.L tiIiUI'I' II l.fIr Ibm K Ii-nun, l IS-rxn,.-. I Ihuulxini, I'. lluulrx. G. Klurn. R. ISluvc.I. I, lh-yuan, X I,nII, II Ikmm.-n. II. ISmL.- NUI-ml Rf-11' -I, Iiurlnx-mn, R, limi, M. Lumplwll, II. IIIrxnnw. I, Ih.mwn, IK 14111.-n. I 4 ,ulwvm-1. Il. Iiurgg-xx, II. 1 .urpg-nu-1. IJ IIr.nIlrx, II. Ihnkv. 'l'lfn.l Run: 1 li.-mu-mumr. I, II,-unc, I IL-umul, I, Bohn, il. Ik-II.nlx, Ii. II:-.nu-, I'. llnwuglm, IS, Ih.nm-rx, Ii. l.uII.1I1.m, II. Ih-II. GKUl'I' Ill Im! Run I 1 'ml'-mi. XX, hmm, X. Cxrrillu, A. t'I.mwn, ll. L'-1411, II. L .uIuu, lb. m.Il.v.1, I 1,mr.,, N. u-rm, x. 1 m.II.., ul. Q.-pm, S.-I-MII Run: li. frm-I, M, llum, 11 flurum-II, NX, mmm. 1. xlu-mmm. 'I' Ln-tim, l cl-lwl, II. ciullw, li. 4I1rnm.xn, I, mmm, 'l'lmIl Kun: I. iluu-II, I5 ilu-mlm, L. K-xnnvr, I. Lludwivk, Il. Cf.m:y, A. iklmvcl, A. ilxmnnm. j. lkunh, R. 1I1.lpm.nn. President BILL RAMSIQY 4 e 1 'ml 6 5,5 ,- 'll 4 K. ,, .. I 'W' annul' IV- lv... Rn... I, 1.1.......l., I r1......, x1. l'IIi...n. R 1m..1........., xr um., 1 l..,.m...... N. 1m...., ll, 1v..g...., n. 4....L. rs. n.,....., I, 1l....., I, u......-...g1...... 1' 1.1.-....1.. w.-......l lu... J. cQ........., R, lm.l1..m1...-.., Il. 1w..l........ .x 1v.1l...1. R, n..s.l. ll m....... n, l..r.I. 1 ...........1...... M. Ihrncll, rs. 1211... cs. lm...-..1....., 11, 11... l'lur.l nu.. lv, 1......1.1. Q. 1w,...., s, fm... lx, r..1...-., 1. l'..l..-ll... H, lm... L. D...-l....., xf, cl.-...-1.....x, 4. n.........K. c.. 4......, I l..... cpmwlf vin... nn... s, cp....... Q. cs......., rs, l...x.-1....-.., 1 c.....,., I5 Q..-.....,.. ll ....., O. Cnmdmn, B. I-ruluc, IS. Ir.ncr. M, Iullur. X.-..fu.l Kun' S. i.lu..u, KI C.,ur.l.m, R I.nr. L l..n 6. G.u.nw.n', l'. Ivlwr. M. lrawr. li, l.1rr. ID, Gee. 'llunl Rf... K, lhlnwr, R, i..n.I-x. k C.,..I.Ix U. Glns, G. Gllddcn, I. lcnugliu. U. G.nrncr, IS Gm..Ic. II, Gmxlwr. IQRUVP VI -- lux! Row: Il. Gr.n-. M, Gram-N, I, Gumpur. Il, C.ul,uru-. IK bmw, I, Ilan.-I C, C.usmvcwn. Ii. Ihrc, ll, Ihll, B, flux-lun. S.-...ml Rnuw A. Ihr.-.x. l' i.fuc.1. 9 l.n-fm N. llnll, li. Ihulxcu. ll Ciuffcv. B, Ihrrn, L. 19m-gurv. B. Gurwrn-1. R Urn ll.n.l Run: I II.nI4 lx, H.xn.nlI, Il. hullwrv, ,I. Grccn, ll. Iiuppur, I Hlmnnrns, L. ll.nkvr, I II,umn.u.k, li Cru-n M. Guzman, Vice-President SAI.l,Y MCANANICY Kiwi 'K .WI gf A IQ Il 8 . I SI2- :-'yifwi-: .-.I L .L :Im wr' I .If I I 1 Q I:IIIII'I- III I'...f II.-I. I II..-.I.., I II.....I.. II II.-...I-..-.-. I. I......I..... I. II...I...... II. II..II.. II. I...w..II.-. I. I.-....-, IQ I.-.......g. x.......I In... II. I..I........, I I..II.-W., II. I.....-I.. II. I..I.I.-.. II. QI.-III... I I..I.I. II. II......I..I.I. I II...-I, II II.-.-.I 'I'1....1 II...I. IS II..I....-I, II II........., 'I' I.....I.,.-.., I. I.....-...-... Nl I.........II.., I II..,I..... I. II..II. II. II.II. II. .I......-I I:IIIII'I- Ylll I...I I+... I I.....-I. II. I. II.4.I....I. II. II...-I-, I I..,...,. I. I...I.I.-.., II. I............-. II I............ I I.......II.-, 'I' II...II'.. I.. I..,.....-R. s.......l II..... II. I........... ll I..4.......I.. I II... I I....... II I......-I. II, I....g....... I. II.-..g...., II. I......... cs. I....g....II.- I I..-.-.... I1....I I+... IK II..I.I... I II..I.., I. I...I.., I. Kung. II. III....... II. II...I., I I... III. I.....I.-. IS I....I....., lk II... IIIIIIIII- IX I...I IIN.. I xI.I ........I. II xI.I I.-II..... A. rII......,... xv. II...-, ,I, II....II, I. xI.IIQ.. II. I1....a...-,, I xI........I.. I IIN... 13 II.I s.......l II....I. I, II.-N.-..... III, II... Q. xI..I.......-.. II. I.I....I..-.... I. II...I.I.,..... II II.II....I. I1 II. II....-., .I :II..II...I. I. xI...I....-1. .. .I . .. . A. M.IIIIIr. M. Hd .IIIII, X XI.IIII.IJII, 5. NIIIL. 1. 'K1.IrIIn. l'. M.IxIIII, -I. KlIgI.gIIII. l. Shkxrxwx, SCCfL'l.lX'X' 63 o ANN MARK! IAM HZ in Ol f Inv N1 In u . . . -u .uuuxy . . .mum . suv, K. .u. mu nun vrgxn I th..-u .Nu-.xx HH. ,.- ,,.' ,.,.. rluwr, . . I x s, . . urr.u', '. . nun-, t .,uuI1...4.c.. ,...II 'mmf lan... lv. x1.Ir,-lu, lv. xsml-11, 11 mf... l. rI1,..I.I, I. x1.,..f.-, mp x,....,... II x1.,.I,I..., H. x1..1l..w R. uu.I.w. 1. uk... mwul- xx ,ffm nm.. n. lf.I.-LN, I. lnukw-. 1. I-...II-... G. :gI...m. rx 1'.,w.4l1, I r....l..I.. s. m..vI.., ls. Imvwll, In v....lW.. 1. 1'.,f..II-.. um rm-..I. xx RHUIIIII s,-,,.I,.1 fm, 1 I'uxxg'II ll lhg-II,nIu, Q. I'runu, II. Ihnkcu, Ii. l'.uIwr, NI . Rnnue, NI. I'.1L.lnn,H. Ihvxwll. I' IH-ref. II I'--.nu II. Ii.muwx. 'Ilvml Run I. I'.nxkcy, I. l'InIIlpa. I. Quunrsru, I7 Pmu, Ii. II.unc, R. I'.um-, lx I'.-HI.-I II, I'1IIn.n', M Prnnu, X, I'mII.1. CLRUPI' XII - lux! Run: K. RL-.nI, A. R-.gg-rs, ll. Ii-rgcu. II. R-mlm, NI. S.nIII-r, 13. Rmvu. I., Rn II. Ii-,nm-, .X. Iiln-ing.ns. I. R031-rx, M. Sargvm, l'. I. 9.nr.ulu.u, I. Rvxmlm. G IimIru:m-1. I' Iimm wI.xmI S.-1011.1 Rvfu: KI Ihmu, X link-1.1. I Il-'gl-lx R4-mx, M. Render. II R--I-mmm lfrml Run II lim.- I. RL-vw. II. Rullwrf-n-II, A, Ruylul, D, Sum, R. Snmhul, Cf. R.mIIn, I. R4-um-xx, L. h.n.:gu D. R-Inuvll, B. S.mIIcrs. Trcueurcr MARGUIZRITIE FRASIER GROUP XIII FIN! Row: N, Rodriguvl, A. Rcvrv. Nl. Reine, C. Sccllrini, II. Shanks, D. Sivcrlxnn. IT. Sfmt, If. Smuh. N. Snulh, G. Rubin. Mmu.l Row: Ii. Bieher, C. Spcnuc, Y. Surin, C. Schlvxcr. A. Spcncrr, Il. Sfmt, II. Snvdvr, P. Smith. W. Smith. Rf. Slnltcn, Tlunl Knut II. Smith. S. Srhixh A. Surwun, II. Snmh. Il. Shmnun, R. Sun-Q, IJ. Shcwnukc, M. Snrukcn, Il. Smit, QI. Shaw. GRUIII' XIX' Iwru' Nuu! M, YcxIv:x', V. W'omI, H. York, Ii. Vogt, M. Xfilwc, IT. Yuung, II. Yr S. W.n'm.nn I W'ncIv L' XVIII: Yrrnul Run II Vfcslmorclalxnl C YIIII .n R Wnllnnn , R. , . . . I . . . , 1. -g , . . I, YmIrr, D. W'cnlIny:cr, II, Xfhirnurc. Y. wlmlf, If. W IIII.1ms, R, W'0mI.xrd, Yancl. Tlunl Row: I. Wdlleh, II. Walls, II. Whcclcr, M. W'1Ish, Xvnod, T. W'cy1IcII, R. W'cIch. If. WIJIIKCY. P. Whllwr. GROUP XV' Inv! Row: IH. 'I'.n-lor, S. 'I'.xImu. I'. Yslcntinc, D, Taylor, A. Suuklmuw, rl. Yalinc. IT. Vaughn. I'. Tcmplc, R. Urahc. R. Stacey. Xvrnnu' Ruw: M. W'iIIi.1mv, I.. Slrnh, il. Swcnwn. A. ferry. I. I.xrp, M. Icrcu. 5. Tavlur. B. SulhvrIJnd. G. SuIIcngcr. R. Stone. I.. Tucker, Tlvml Rmr: R. 'l'nckcr, II. Sutfurd, I. 'I'Imnns. IJ. Thornburg, C. Tiller, B. Steinbach. G. Tuckcr. D. Su-wart, M. 'I'Iwmg-mn, A. 'I'rcgcnr,m, Sgt.-at-Arme JAIME QUINTIERO G I 65' Huw nur leaders planned nur UHBANIZ!-KTIUNS Jw Mm YN' 9 gi- - 4 is 5' 4 Q5- v WW Q.,,Mm a-: W ..-ww O wx A 1 AQ Qu, W Qu 41.3 .W .Q , is M ' fig egg, X W N . . - . . U --xc ll,i::tm:: f'?:3Z'1'Q' W' an .LQQLXW -Wm? QQOQQQ-5 .. .3 , Q . WFWSM15 . . X fo'. , .QU w 0 A 'gp -' 9 57-'tri u U W 'va a.r' 5 'AC Vice-President Seci'ei.ix'v QIIXI ANl7Rl Sl N ,IOAN HARRIS President Yl RN ISJXXTI- li Student Enmmissinn SA1-1NAs! RAH! RAH! RAH.l,, was the spirited yell from the rooter busses going to out-of-town games, one of the many new privileges gained for the student body hy this year's Commission. New clubs which have been authorized to organize are Chess, Golf, Social Dancing, and Future Teachers of America - all testifying to the Commission's alert atten- tion to the varied interests of our large student body. Not satisfied merely with the furthering of co-opera- tion and good will among our own students at S.U.H.S., , , the Commission played host to an All-C.C.A.l,. Student 'T-.5 - Q Leaders Conference on March 15 and succeeded in pro- moting friendliness among the schools. Finance ID Nl:Ul l5l.l7 Attorney Public Relations Social Activities . 68 MIKE MURPHY HOVVARD LHACH ROSFMARY TRIGVIRO idx Bm s' Athletics Girls' Athlericx TDM IVKNIAN fI.vlS4'v1i'xl1'rj LOUISIQ MORI Bureau nf Frinndl Helaliuns BLU!-i sPoT1.lcQH'rs iinom all corners of the gym ae- cented a beautiful silver Christmas tree at the new Christ- mas Ball. Thanks to the ingenuity of Commissioner Rose Trigeiro, the ball may become a tradition at S.U.H.S. Rosie also persuaded talented students to combine on an unforgetable Student Body Assembly, which featured an original operetta, NVinnie the XVoodchopper,s Daughter, with words and music by sophomore Kenneth l.evyg furthermore, none of us will forget the Gopher Girls, who almost swallowed their fake incisors as they sang, The boys all go for us. T' . Salad Mixers - Putt-y, Putt-y Girls' Athletics f2f1il'Si'n1i'.xfi'rJ ALZINA TAYLQYR Flashlight lfditor TUTTY RAMSKY He.xdYell Leader DOT OTTONE it CAMll.Lli JOHNSON W'lI.FTTA DUNPIAM Business Manager News Fdiror TUTTY RAhl SIZY lidimr Flashlight FLASHLIGHT, ous WEEKLY newspaper, headlined the year of 1947 with spirited, newsy items of school interest and choice bits of gossip. For the first time, every student, re- gardless of student body membership, received a copy. The very best thanks to our sympa- thetic school board members, who paid the bills! liditor Tutty Ramsey's campus-improve- ment editorials, many times quoted by Mr. Sewell, showed good common sense in dealing with the myriad of school problems and en- deavored to make us conscious of our erring ways. Plenty of club news, with more names on the feature page, was firmly advocated by feature editor Eva Felice, while the financial end was well anchored in the black by capable Camille Johnson. l5lfATURlf X'i'Rl'l'l ,RS Iiirxl Ron: Phyllis XVilliams, Miss Margaret Kllfll. Advise: Second Row: Margaret Maidwcll, Keith Vi-rdicr, Bobbie johnson M F if XX 2 s k HOVVARD I.liACH EVA FELICF I-IOMHR SMITH BOB -IFFFHRSON Assistant News Iiditor Feature Editor Sports Editor Sports Writer Brews laws The return to Flashlight of the pitchers fAcey-drawn cartoonsj for us illiterates was welcomed enthusiastically, while something brand new broke into print - the School Notes column in the Salinas Californian, written by the Flashlight I class and edited by Mr. John Thygerson. This Friday afternoon edition brings a few moments of much needed relaxation after a drudging week, continuing to be just what the doctor ordered as a pre-weekend tonic. NEWS WRITERS Eddie Davidson, Annabelle Gee, Mary Spicgl, Bob Thomas. 71' El Bahilall Q. 5 Iiditor 'X MARII YN -IUNK KI R , i. ,- L- f. Art Iiditor Pliotogmplwr AIOYCI1 ANDERSON ,IIXK K l'rL'll9'lil'lN Business 3l.in.xgcr -ll .NN XYISI IX BY THIS TIME you have found your own pictures, signed your favorite nick-name in your friends' copies, and settled down to read your own El Gabilanf' we on the stall hope that, having read this far, you understand the importance of the theme, Unity. 0 72 lillyse Spit-gl, Assistant Senior Editor Shirley Erickson, Pledge Card Manager liileen Hutchinson, Class Iidiror Maurice Stensland, Assistant Class liditor Betty Pradcr, Copy liditor Janis Carlsen, Distribution Manager lf: 13 Q Growers and Shippers Boys' Sports lfditor Girls' Sports Ftlitor BRUCE ML'CAl.l.UM l.URRAlNl: Sll.Vl'ilRA Senior lftlitor Photographer VIIQAN McCAl,l,UM QIIM MODl.lN Activities litlitnr Joi' 'I'oxt 1' AssotiiATlNc. XVITH OTHER people gathered together to learn can be a greater prepa- ation for living than study alone, if you keep faith with one another and your student leaders, maintain a high social standard, and develop a deep feeling of friendliness. ,ffm as Assistant Art Editor - Florence Serpa Assistant Copy Editor - Barbara Burstcin 73 0 Photographer - jane Alberry Adviser - Miss Fleck Photographer - Bob Mcndunca Assistant Pledge Card Sales Manager - Shirley Strom BRIDGE Run I: Nadine Crawl, Gertrude Voss, jim Kuliicli, Dolores I-melnmn. Ron' 2: Florence Serpn, Mary Spiegl, Virginia lrvine, Carol I..irson. Kun' 5: l'r.1ncini: Stock, iillyse Spiegl, 19.111 McCallum, Lois Aidcllverg. Run 4: jean liwmn. Roberta Parker, Barbara liairr, Ruth Weinstein, Binh: Miss dc I.'lil,inchc. Mr. Miller, Miss Scarper, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Seiheri. Selma Savill. Hump Terry, .lmcphine Silva, Dolores Yosscm. Bridge WHEN THE CURTAINS parted on the Bridge Assembly, they revealed a city slum called Bridge Alley, with Stage Door painted over one exit, and Joe's Hole over the other. The whole was made more realistic by a clothes line hung with various Victorian unmentionables. The program began with a clever parody of the Drivers' Education Assembly, and then moved swiftly from one hilarious act to another. Miss Sharp, as a scrub woman, will long be remembered. Proof of the success of the assembly was the fact that more pledge cards had to be printed because of student demand for our literary publication. 74 Scholarship 5 nciel President, Fall Semester President, Spring Semester HAMPTON TERRY Jllil ANDRl'iSl'iN Wirit JANET EVANS, ToM CHUNG, AND JACK WINGARD to spur them on, the scholarship students had a very enjoyable year. Main event was a junket to San Francisco to see Gertrude Lawrence in Pygmalion, while in the late spring, exhausted by strenuous studying, these in- tellectual giants condescended to plan a swimming party. Those students entitled to be Seal Bearers because of six or more semesters on scholarship are Joyce Anderson. Tom Chung, Joan Harris, Mary Hibino, Patricia Koontz, Jean McCallum, Beverly Moore, Larry Onitsuka, John Roebuck,Lorraine Silveira, Marianne Urabe, Jack Win- gard, and Jean Wisely. GKUUI' lr' Ron I: V, Olivete, li. W'ond. W'. Dunham, M. Lee, M. Hibino, D, Ottone, K. linda, G. Casltey, ll. litltlurt, Nl. llrabe. lx Berry, l. Silveira. Run' 2: V. Russo. A. Johnson, J. Wisely, B. Moore, S, Strum, R. Holme, Y. liellora, J. Anderson, 5. Saviu, li, Hardwick, J, Caswell. S. Raymundu, Row 3: S. Kelly, J. Harris, W, Davis., J. Roebuck, ll. lfllingwoud, D. l'arr, D. Hell, li. Kellv, J. Kimball, E. Neubauer, R. Blomquiat. Knu' 4: li. Spiegl, J. Mdiallum. M. Juuelu-r, K. levy, Sl, Jones, B, Krikae, Y. larson, ll. Harris, J. llootman, l. Onitsulta, N. Dyer. J, lund. Ron' 5' ll. Strom. H. lfarr, J. Mudlin, B. Beck, ll, Terry, J. Annlresen, T. lrclunan, B. Bell. J. Looper, J. Wingard. T. Chung, M, Silacci. GROUP llflivu' I: H. Burke, R. Avilla, H. Valde7, D. Murphy, J. Keegan, J. Mcliormxelt, l. Maglenty, Q. Barnes. J. Orlando Row 2: C. Johnson, ll, liarr, D. Van Dam, P. lawler, J, lfwan, l.. W'alxh. C. J, llayes, P, Young. fi. Voss. Rim' lf Tmvernctti, livans, H. W'Ull1t'r, R. Pmrlter, B. Pilliar, Kubic, S. Powell, M, llendricltx. N. lixlier, ll. Jullcont. Run' 4: xy I-....i.., ll. R.-mm, 4. mmm. I. ctiflwn, M. rviiirpiiy, lr. sms., i. Aidlelverg, R. ciopm.m. s. smni., Ron' 9: M. Carlsen, O. Pallaltoff, B. Johnson, H. I.eacl1, ll, liones, J. Alsop, ll. Johnson. N. Grassu. 75' in-rs: Dnrorln Bell, l're.i-iurcrg lluan Md allum, Xnrr--president: lxiihrxn llill. Sur ru x june Tunmlwlesun. Sung lender: Muriel Silaui, imlorlnui nl' Rt-rurrlx, Girls' League RoUNns or APPLAUSE greeted Dr. Berger, a noted psychologist, at the Girls' League as- sembly. She held the girls spellbound with a test planned to reveal their degree of emotional maturity - quite low in some cases. Again at the Asilomar Conference the girls breathed in every word of her talk And They Livid Happily Ever Afterf' Bouquets to this year's Girls' League for introducing Dr. Berger to a l of us. BI YI RLY llARDWllfK, President Representatives: Ron' I: Muriel Silaeci, Barbara Burst:-in, Vivian West, liilccn Hutchinson, Beverly Hanlwuk. Rau' 2: Marietta Neubauer, june Tomhlcson, jomnnc Adcock, Al7ina Tavlur, Karol Larson. ww--iv-y--.L,,Ms-H-W---W A- , s An il uv J I. lhili luirr, Sgr.-.iif.-Xrnisg Ruger Quinicm, Nici--l'ii-siilt-iii: Bob .M-rex, Secrcmrvg T. I IH ll T Bn 5 Federation FORTH sTooo CI-lI-'I-' CRACKNELL, mighty with the heaviest fuzz, and so the great annual Fuzzerino contest, sponsored by the Boys' Federation, proved that our men Csome, anywayj nm grow a beard. Wfhisker honors also went to Tom Jacobsen, Roger Quintero, Robert Pollock, and the faculty representative, Mr. Lindquist. After an exciting vote, the ten top tunes, with For Sentimental Reasons leading, were selected by the student body: whereupon the Boys' Federation and the Girls' League put on a well-attended dance called the Hit Parade of S.U.l-LS. i Ni iss gui S.U.H.S. Fll77y'-WUZ7l0S, B. F. 77' BANIJEII TUBETHEH I - 3,1 J? U14 gag 5. 9 R794 XM' Q . 'N -wx 'MV u j C Y Q 11 Q . 'ww A A- . 4 A 1 B' 'P' . . 4 im' A in si SQ in -in -Q Q Q, l'l Ri'l'SSlUN Holi Mrmluntui lllcliartl fiillwcrt XY'.ivne Womlnrtl l.iYernc Sm-man Wayne Pierre Ollllli George Pravy Tl' NUR SA XOPI IUNE Alohn Alsop David Alelfcry BARl'I'ONli SAXOPI IONII I'.ml Hartman liRl'Nt'll HORN hmm Dun Tlmmas 4 hung NX'all.n'v Ahtyc Tkuhlllt INF 'lamev Anilresen llaroltl lwmct Carl Bnrtlcbaugh Kitlmrtl lvlcihrnliflt Robert Mathis George Stone Eli l'I ARlNlfT plank nit-Amar, Deane l'caltc George Pravy Ifvclvn Garcia Rr-lu-rt Bars: Ann Markham .lean Summers Walter Hall llunne Ruuatl It-stvr Hutton llrrlxcr! l,l.1rk Allan Chase Dill Hnrsley .Irrrv llucklehcrry lin-mlcriclt l'uwler BARITUNF Merlin Ragsdill janict Kimball Glen Alhaugh Bolt Simmons SUl'9Al'llUNIi i l crm' Tanner lhll Bell l rwin Kelly l'l llilili llcrlvcrt Scltirlc Al TU SAXUl'llUNF. Bill Ciurdcs Dave lhrnman -lcrry Kouper lame: Walker CORNIET Sam Miles Bill Clark Rirhard Thurman Dnrntlxv Berman .lack Penlield james W'riglit ,latlt Matthews Andrew Ausunin Kenneth Dale TRl'MI'li.T Darrell Millard llrrlvcrl lilllngwood 080 . E .T l 1 1 Prcrillrrzl, Sam Milesg Plllllifif-Y Dir'n'fUr, Dean Peake: I.il1mriim, George Peavy Bu.tim'xx Mdl1:l1S'l'V, john Alsop Band THROUGH THE MODERN halls of our music wing float melodies of all the ages. Our band, although it can step along with the best of them, doesn't restrict itself to marches but delights us with music from Bach to Shostakovitch. These musical students have worked hard to win their position in the Salinas Union High School Band. livery year they present concerts both in midwinter and spring and can always be depended on to swing us together on the beat at football games or last minute rallies. - S, , swf, . - l 14.5 Drivers' Education Program l 4, if FI 5, Au FIRST VIOLIN ae ,i ,T all ,fi 41 L' K I V N VJ. wi 1 V' , -, If k IJ I W I, I QV, f,' pf I V 'Y ' ew' A -. ak I ff v 1 Q if-f I V I , rl ini.: bl C: M! I l VL, , If L' ' l K in , 41 ' A H' 1 f if f I I A o i , F , jy , 'J' , ze y I. if .vt jf f L 'V 4? 4 L, ri V' ' IL' ,I I I i Lf' QA l' dv .il-f.: V ' ,, fl ' If 05, 1 ' I IIII 5 o X wi M1 .I ?rf' Y .' A L ,4 . If S o 5 . ,gig ' 5 Urchestra NVE ARE PROUD of the honor gained for our school by our music director, Mr. Keith D. McKillop, who has been elected president of the California School Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Association of the northern district, including all schools north of Bakersfield. Although we have long appreciated his fine leadership in our own music depart- ment, we were thrilled to learn that his baton now com- mands a greater body of musicians. Despite this additional responsibility, Mr. McKillop led our orchestra through an outstanding year. Both the Mid- winter and Spring Concerts were sell-outs, and the hard- working students earned that deep feeling of personal satisfaction which comes only from the knowledge of a job well done. liarly Morning Practice am on Terry, Faith Walker Virginia Garcia I,arry Dimmick Bob Nilson Bob Christensen Robert. Guthrry Marguerite Sand lil.L'TI' Iillyse Splegl M rl Marioric a ler Ti:lI.Iy Wcydell Al TO l'I,ARINI'f'I' glainux Ihrrli IRI NI II HORN Innes lion Mavlen Wills: l'l' RC IISSIQUN Riulurnl Gillnerl XX' W' I I .iyne om an -Innes A uilerxnn Slfi UNIX VIUI IN Ileverlv Larlmn ,Iune Murdock Mariurir Garcia Douglas llird Shirley Smith Patricia Parrots Mac liraver Alfred Migoui Karen Ilabrrx Barbara Hard wick Ollklli Bula Baew B.'xSSooN john Alsop Barbara Farr TKOMIIONIQ james Andrcien karl Ilarlleluugl YIOI..-I Violet lr liiluwa CIZLLU joan Harris .lean wuliff STR I NG BASS jnaniie Reimcrs lllw C I ARINIIT ,lark Mi:A nancy Dean Peake llevurlv Iiardwicl TRUMPIQT Richard Thurman Kenneth Pouley Robert Taft PIJKNO Ruth Hlumquisr s 1 f'nnr'l'rlrn 81' arfrr x qnrw 0 V,- 3 Q' .FW s. ,ip v - ., 4, ,km W! N u 41 'Q fu 'IH 5 9 ' x Y 5 Q I . v ' 7 1 'T .f--5 I 0 nuff! J' ' 5' V M. 3'5 N QT. -1 N . , ...Q l . ' I 3. Zn' .1 x 2 ' ' 3 .- L, ' OO .,...., .-,, .. ,. Q .M .Q +- : .Q-1 Nw .- ..nt U. .-- . .-' ,.- ,U-'.r fail.. . . A . w 1 ay, 1. t E n',. ,n' U ,U fl Q 1 5 x Q '- .'1n'1uf.-yas 5 i ,A ,. ,- ,. .ns X u',0:.01ej.v 4 ,1Qg',v:,n s. xg 2 .1,q.1,.-H. Q ,.v'L,u .,',u? YQ ,Sy 1 -'.n'n'f ' ' 5 Aa ,sv . I X p -. ,s v X -,U X f 1 X Vocal Groups 5 , g Q . l ' I . X . , ' gl' x , I 4 Run' 2: Sm- Kenner, Vivian Barrlcluugh. Rm: 5: Anim Mendivil, Anna Van Renrurghcm. Buliv Porter Ron- 4: Ruth Blnmquiu. june Tombli-son. Nor Picrnrcd: Alu Innmn. '84 lnrt Kun: Miss Ingham, joycc T.iylor. Iiva Smalley, Violet Ulivctc. june Glanvillc, Marilyn Moc, Rae Sillaway, Iillis Lilvnnm, Mary I,avor.ilc, Rude Kingsley, Gloria I'.iuon, B.irb.ir.i I5.irr, Wanda Beckham, I.orr.xinc Welch, Betsy Onirsuka, Connie Walls. Si I nm! Kun: Mary Slattery, Ylydcnc Kctlncr, Alonnnc Silicei. Ben Ruth Coglwurn, jcanclre Newsome, joycv: lfdgin. larolvn Nielsen, Uma Goodson, Consula Cabrera, .luanira Ilnmmnck. Darlene Cridcr, Glafida Sigmla, -lane: Den, Vnian Wfsl, Shirley Tucker. Tluril Rnxr: blanc Caswell, jenn Iiwan, Dollcy Bradley, Mcridcth Sutherland. Belts' Kincr, Ruth Anne Ilolmc, Virginia Snndlin, Barbara Trcadwmy. Lois Walch, Mclbn Bcllonc, Norm.: Roux, Iayc lhwlunv, Isabelle Hudson, Colt-nc llarrmcll, Funrllr Rum: Carol Coates, Dorothy Burlcr, Marjorie Woodworrh, Iona Beck. Norma ,lean Slcinmucllcr, Shirley Mendonca, Barbara Baucom, Roberta Morgan. janet Green, .loan Bushnell. Iilcanor Andre-ini, l-rcda Iicssclman, Iidwina McIntyre, Belly' Andalfr, -loanne Rcimers, Pauline Phelps. THE CHORAL GROUPS sing praises to Miss Esther Ingham. Under her inspiring leadership a new Boys' Quartet made its debut at the Christmas Concert in San Jose. Both the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs won highest acclaim for the outstanding quality of their performances, and the nine girls chosen from the A Capella Choir to make up the Triple Trio con- tributed much to the reputation of our school. SALINAS' PRIDE AND JOY, the ACappella Choir, was lucky to possess as its accompanist, Ruth Blomquist, who, together with June Tombleson and Anna Van Renterghem, did some beautiful solo work. Under the guidance of Ted Oliver, president for the past two years, this group reached an all-time high. lfril Ron: lion ll.illerni,in, lieox'g.inn Rell, M.irguex'ite Saniler, Dick Gillweri, loix Meeker, Dick lixerlv, Vixmn li.ir!lelw.iugli, lee Yiles, ,In.init.i l',iroili. Rieluinl Morrison, lonxoela Ulixele, Dolores Yoneni. Helen Roche, Rolwert ionnellv. Rol7e.in Spriggim, Mus Inglmni. Sworn! Row: Eileen llurehinson, Sue Kenner, Anna V.m Renierglieni, larrv Oniisulu, lx.irl Tseliuliiperlin. Doroilw Bell, ,Iune Tombleson, ,lean Mexwick, Muriel Silaeci, jmmc-1 Snndlin. lletly Andulfl, Rownmrx' lrigeiro, lhrlurm lhucom, Mary Dayton, Anim Mendivil. Tlunl Rout l'eicr Borelli, Donn.: Rohn, Conxmnee Young, ,Ink Pipe, W'illi.1m lleclx, Tony Phillips, Theodore Oliver, Rex W':nldron, Vfilliani Nelson, Donn.: Sherman, Merlin Ragxilill, Karl Meeks. Gerald Brown, Rolvcrt NY'.ilil1. 3 if 3? Q K xp . ii 5 Y S wr ' li -:-I: . ,- , X x .-..q,, , N N, .,, .:. Xa .X A 2, Q' we r Y .if i . P' on I: Rii'll.u'il Morrison, llouglu Rowe, Roy Crawford, jimmy McNerney, l'r.ink Nash, QL'AR'I'l-fl' Run J: lorenl llolin, Roger Quintero, Peter liorelli, Del Howe, Frank Blur. RUN- 1: Rex 5,mH,n' Dm, H-,hum-mt Ridurd Murrlwnh Ron' i: Kenneth ll.iw.ill, llill Nixon, Merlin Rmgxdnle, Marvin Keeiu. Karl Meeks. R,,,, 3: Boi, W.,l,l,' liner Bnrclli' CHI Mcckx' Merlin Rmxdill' Run 4: ,lim Ring, -Ink Pipe, Richard luihella, Richard Cain, lirmnli Cforlel. Ron l: Bill Beck, Gene llaller, Ted Ulivvr 85' Thespians MR. ULRICI must have revealed to this year's Thespians the secret of atomic energy. Above and be- yond the wide range of regularly scheduled school productions were the evenings of free entertainment when short plays directed by the students themselves were pre- sented. A further stimulant, as if any were needed, was a trip to San Francisco to watch professionals at work on Pygmalion. To climax the year, Salinas Troupe 501 sponsored a fourteen- hour workshop at San Jose State College, where such problems as casting, directing, makeup, and lighting were discussed by experts in these fields, ending in a play put on by the college students. What a lot the members had to talk about when they gave their annual banquet in honor of former high school Thespians! lnitiat ion President. Kerwin Mullinq Custodian of Records, xl.'lI'lll'I1 XY'ilsung St-cxtiui S it Vice-President, janet lfvansg Treasurer, Bill Strom 'rj liirrlz Row: B. Spraggins, W. Laws, D. Croci, I. Evans, M. Wilson, G. Johnson, K. Mullin, V. Arnold, l.. Bistcglna M. Dayton, P. Waterman, W. Dunham. Middle Row: G. Scruggs, B. Christiansen, K. l.c.wy, j. Pctlerwu Iron! Row: . m1 .. ' . ' ' . ,I Tho lson, F Riley, R Camino Itzehnund ICIICBOUNIJ Cart George johnson Henry jordan NX'ilma Laws and Doris Cricu ., , . limmi june Pedersen and Dixie Gregory Nettie Phyllis W'aterman and Barbara Barnet Sadie lfellows Gloria Seroggs and Bo Dean Spraggins Henriette Mary Dayton and W'iletta Dunham lilla jordan Kirwin Mullen . Ben jordan jim Thompson and Kenneth Levy . Dr. Curtis Richard Cimino and Fugene Riley , judge Bradford janet Iivans and joan Waite jane Crosby Marilyn W'ilson and Velma Arnold Hannah HlS'fORY WAS MADE by the first production at the high school presented by a double cast, starring janet Evans and joan Waite. Icebound launched a season of plays far more diffi- cult than those usually considered belonging to the secondary level, and it, together with those which followed, were as capably handled and of the same caliber as the plays attempted only by colleges. Even the senior play showed the influence of this greater effort. Instead of presenting the usual comedy of adolescents and family life, the senior class selected A Murder Has Been Arranged, which is anything but funny anddepends for success upon the ability of the actors to convey an eeriness bordering on the supernatural. QBIRTHDAY OF Tllli KINGI E a- H a Cut! Mary Dayton and Marilyn W'ilson Readers Recie Ray Kingsley , First Vl'oman lirances johnston , Second NVonian Martha Parra Third Xjfoman joyee Melieorge, Fourth XY'oinan W'iletla Dunham Mary Phyllis XVaterman Angel liugene Riley Leader Clifford Berry Older Man Recie Ray Kingsley, A Nfoiuan Gloria Scroggs Small Boy lfranees johnston Another Traveler Richard Cimino Innkeeper Kirwin Mullen joseph Doris Croci First Shepherd Alzina Taylor Second Shepherd jeanette Newsome , Third Shepherd joyee McGeorge Fourth Shepherd Velma Arnold Attendant George johnson . Herod Bill Strom , First W'ise Man lfugene Riley Second W'ise Man Clifford Berry Third W'ise Man Christmas Pageant Told Old Story. 879 The lmaqinar Invalid IMAGINARY INVALID Cas! Kerwin Mullin Arg-111 Mary Dayton and janet lfvans Toinettc Recie Ray Kingsley and Gloria Scroggs Angelique Richard Cimino Monsieur lfleurant Wiletta Dunham and Phyllis Waterman lieline l.enore Bisceglia and Velma Arnold , Monsieur de Bonnefui jim Thompson Clennte George johnson Monsieur Dinfoirus Kenneth Levy , Thomas Diafoirus june Pedersen , Louison XVilma Laws and Marilyn Wilson Beralda Eugene Riley and Doris Croci Monsieur Purgon MOLIERE,S CLASSIC, the Imaginary Invalid,', also had the advantage of a double cast for all the female roles. janet Evans was outstanding as the invincible maid, and by her con- vincing performance reconciled the audience to the importance of the role given by the author to a domestic. June Pederson as the younger daughter also Won acclaim for her clever interpretation. Kerwin Mullin on both nights impressed everyone by his versatility. g . Q . N! 'x 'N .it -Q! 75xL,,Xy.+'- i?, ff .. .I Uutstandinq Thespian TO ADD to the fun of the play itself, Bill Strom designed and executed a set con- vincingly seventeenth century French, re- vealing a good deal of research necessary to get together elaborate panelling, ornate tapestries, and Louis Quatorze furniture. 1601701111111 and Sewell Sisfers gained much from Billls inspired sets. Our very best wishes go to the new scene designed at the College of the Pacific, Bill Strom. 442 M.-A Bailiff - Pat Davlin, Attorney - Mike Murphy. Chief justice - jim Andrcscn Student Ilnurl To BREAK UP the usual routine of bringing offending students to justice, this year,s student court was honored by visits of student councils from neighboring schools, who wished to observe our streamlined court in action. Although the members do not report a noticeable crime Wave, there was an ample supply of misbehavers, who were afforded that democratic trial by jury for which our court is noted. Secretary lst semester Irwin Kelly Secretary 2nd semester Laurine Nielsen 1 My fo. b I. II. Ilurkc P. I .iwlrr I.. Nielsen I. Kelli' Run 2: M. Murphy T. Oliver Il. johnson j. Amlrr.-sen l'. Ihvlin l'resitli.-nr - Stanley Avenger. Vice-President -Bill Temple, Secretary - Alzina Taylor THII XYXRANGLIER CLUB of 1946-47 distinguished itself with several firsts . For the first time in three years life passes to all games and dances were awarded for four years of faithful service to Dolores Ruiz and Stan Avenger. The Hrst girls ever to win seven-inch blocks were Sue Kettner, Dolores Ruiz, and Betty Andalft. These guardians of our rights at all games were also first to give a school dance normally sponsored by the Student Body, from which a highly successful Pajamarino for the Infantile Paralysis Fund resulted. Treasurer Dolores R uiz Kun' l: li. llnnnu' SCVK03l'lf'3l'Af'U3 1. llrestluni , ,W h W. lsr-.-kim.. -Luk I 'PL lf. Xvnml lb. 4 .nl M, Miller -1. iiopux Ron' 2: A, Terr W. Dum V. Karim-i P. Greer R. Urwm D. jf.-.i ll. Reed D. Ri I R. Rim' W: ll. Sullu-rl.ml M. Alum K. l',irkei IT. lhv R. Welsh li. Walk D. Rowe S. MtAn.anev .I- lb R.in'4: 9. ll. I. Mxigiqim ll. T. A. .Ii M. IJ ll. Tr Kun' 5: M. l .lnglex K lil .lv Vi! .l- l'il R, Ill D. Fill D. IN ix. nity.-.il-i-rg 91' Future Farmers nf marina WHAT VVITH fairs at King City, Monterey, and Sacra- mento, livestock shows at the San Francisco Cow Palace, and the Kansas City conven- tion, the Future Farmers of America kept so busy there is scarcely space to do them jus- tice. At the fairs David Bird, Leroy Dockery, and Tom Jacobsen won blue ribbons for their hogs and sheep, Robert sluhler, Ronald Koch, and Eugene Reilly sold calves at the stock shows, and Bob Juhler, Charles Dake, and Arthur Tregenza attended the national F. F. A. COI'lVCl1- tion. Kun' I: Prcsiilcm C. llakc, Ri-pnricr Q. Quill.-iw, lllllllllllfl llllllll ,cntincl j. Oliva-ri.i, Yitr--l'rciiilcni l. L4-ru-1 Recreational lr-.idur XV. l'u.igins. Ron' 5: Secretary M. -lcffcrmn, Truauircr 'l'. Ruta. J V Rnu' I: li. M.: ini. li. Nash, B. Bird, QI. Clay. j. Philips, R. Bauman. R. Luighrcr. I.. Guidntti, C, llakc. R. Chapin. 'i Cah D SG R42 TCr'tsBCri lun' r gg A. Killa, D Cru D , 1 .j, . Sliakcl, R. I oon, . Hall, ,. ann. ui : , lic , . i oc , ,I, . ninghmm. ,l. Rugs N. ' ' 1 I I .1 1 1 f ln i. ,lin-1, ls. cumin-., 15. lhxon, B. Bell, B. -Iolinsron, R, iiulmin, 1. Mum, M. cswffm. Ron f Q. .i K, U. .mp Q. , A. Trcgunla, ll, ,lcfl'crmn, G. Zinnini, M. Quinrern, C, Ouillt-uc, li. Riley, J. ,lusu-con, H. Kitchcl, B. -Inhlcr, l'. Ballard. A. Barlmcuini. Ron' -6: Bird, R. Amnral, B, Hightower. C. Diegl, j. Facohvcn, B. Brimer, lf. Hammer, R, l'nllmk. 92 -I. lluringmn, R. Nlnniglmotti, bl. Fcnoglio, M. Hill, B, Tlirognmrton, Mr. Prcwly Run' V: Mr. l-uwlcr. l. iiurlvl. K. K liriuinnscn, F. johnson, T. Russo, D. Bird, Dohbel, R. liabcla, R. Coke, B. jackson, D. Avila, AI. Ulivcria. Wf l'c.iglr1s lfhnnse llueen and Sell lee Cream Here in Salinas the boys with school support financed a fully equipped tractor to use on their proieets. By charging each member per hour for its use at home, the future farmers will soon have it paid for. A MooN and a gobbling turkey fby the way, who brought that goat?J was the setting for the annual Har- vest Ball sponsored by the Future Farmers of America. Geneva Bottian was our gracious queen, attended by Carol Rosswog, lilaine Wfood, and Ann Markham. HARVIEST QUEEN AND ATTICNDANTNS Anne Markham, Queen Geneva Botlian, lflaine W'ood, Carol llosswog Shoot a Malt to Me Wfalt f ff 93' X I X f' f XLJ-Qgfzif 1124764 449 JU ju Zgfwf M1414 gfzlfjl 041 Jgffo , 4,17 1 ff4fff7fwfM4 7ma pf, 42,441,466 I, MM, ff, ,May Q-4,e,l7,LQ QV fafdi Quin, jlaffffff: M fI5TviiTa4'v' B nqeffifer we in nur ITI Au - , 'WU ff 1 ' 1153 A 4 Q 5 W?-' . -5 V S474, I ' KQJZZZZ-if-5 ' K I g,,f ' 33 W -8, N 'xt W I 'Yfjyxx I X l 1- -ng- 'Q V A , C A T I O N T I M E 1 s R fa Xxx li . f ' 6 N, ' lm Y. 4141 if-1. af, J ,-1, , - ' A I f . , X. fs' l 1 . 8. . ., W. , -.. . S is 5 .e ,, lu N N' m A1 'rin' 0 4. v ,I I .: v K 3 Q- -.. Z. Q N 1-..,.... i A Ly- Y 1' -l 9 96 Muriel on the rocks Sc.: sumti .md friends I-'I Gnlwilnncrs' newly-made friend Thvy' C-111 WW. fx-IIIUU? llullyk racquet. Love-ly Snu' men! Sun slrukud Sophx .1-1 EW! -vw AQ, rf :N A' s R Snddled Irufcrw Bur-r it'x wld, Herb XY'h.1t's hunin' cousins? Qlllw QNX xr my .e ' Q gh ,rf ev Joy-ful snow drop Cover your sitz marks, buyx Senior jeans queens Vacation ends - Q 1 ,S i if ci: Q agblp -Ms. , , . ..- '- , ff'd':s.' ' ' 2- .ara N 6 ru M.- 'ual -Q! N421 97' 98 41, , X r' agp- , '4 ,I V' 1 -1 .?n 5 , f x' x 3 ' 'N is 'il A, 5g55? ' 5 ' 7 1. CZ' - ,, i Tardy Talcou tells all Rcglik gyi11-gyimxklmml Q .. Morning mourners Splitting of mhu nmm Carpentry class builds necessity we ., tg ,lf .1 ,.- ,'v x W! X A ni ' x wx 5 . ,J iv 1 if fa f- u is 5, 5 !.. if .,.-L L ei' I N AS R' A fi? S Q 'i ' IU ,FS cfs f' I wa 53 'Q' '53, ' R? v in S X 'E fm 7 I S f s Q v 1 R fl , me P I 0 ig? vu X YR ggi Q :ew .HW I K s 4.333 5 i Ml wx n Vai - wg 7 5 A Q ! -sz. 'Q 'x ' , GY 1 O 1' -v 93 ,X ff SN 'Sf gs -if if ,f l f ? ' - -fyxgm fg ' - 5 , . ' . , G ' X: 4 Q ?i2fs2wr- ig. ' I, . , , M., x4,, wk., , X f . A wif-req-U ' ' ' ' W ,.:, i . . ..:,.., ,.. In :,. I ::2:.:+ ,,.- X f, 4 .V A 1 , 'M 5 L+ 1 - - 2 will E 9 104 Iicfnrc - -ma-wail' g. 19.5 sf v PHD XVL- tried the sea ffhilrmmrl We lricd the hills Him? TIME Look what we got for three dollar bills After 10 Huw nur teams name nut in SPUHT5 ? dive 'iiiiif if fi MQ l X v ,g,,i,LP.m- . X 3 'J gk Nb X K fx QF- K E x U5 L ffm, ,Q , W' , Q ZLKW Z,,,:fjw:Zif 1 ff! ,rj 24 fm l I ff 4 , ' f in - vu x T- fax- . 5- Q ' . .2 :mx R1 N . - . M , X N W5 - K X K X 3 2 Tnqelher They Wnn We Tbcy 12 ., , Bellarminc , , I9 14 ,, W ,, Palo Alto , , 7 0 , , Y,-,, Lincoln .,..,, 0 20 , , , Santa Cruz ,, 6 I4 , , , . Hollister ..,,..,, 0 I 2 ,,,, , Watsonville ,,..,, ,,,,, 0 I4 , Monterey ,, H ., I2 at l PAT ALEXANDER 1- I 1 M 1 llelhk be J. YELL LEADERS-Betty Andalft, Dorothy Otrone, Martha jeffcoa: AFTER WORKING for three seasons with almost the same material, Coach Al Mason has produced a team well worth the C.C.A.L. championship honors received. Great teamwork resulted from the accu- rate and successful passing combination of quarter- FRANK SEYDEL TOM ECKMAN BENNY HICKS ' 108 will .nngg N. Q 'I s N77 Pl: T f' '- X ' M s R xi, .. .f ww, m f' .4 , ,Z . N , .n. . we 1. W Y 'ffgifgv A j S K 1 11-'gf 4? gs. 71 9 . .. .. ,. .. . , l'iril lliiu. C-mth Marlu, ll. Hicks, lx Hcyilcl, I'. Ramos, V. linker, ll. l..lniI, ID. l.n'lur, I. Icknun, I NIcrr:II, Ix I vrlxcr. I'. :'lIc'4,imiel'. II. lI.nm'i, Kiiurli Mason. Yiwufril Run: tl. I'r-xuly. Ii. Ilulxnlc, I. Korner, I5 I-ilinsnn, I lin-cn. R Svnillin. S ll m Il tlfu n I NI1 I I XI UL 1 r 'llflvl K ii II 'I' r 'Ii ol r II I r' I X lr- ' R. xx'..lin..n. lf. '. . in, . 1- -vi., , . . .nn-ii i-. . . , im .-... .1 f . Q H, . nr . .i i. ii. Ui... U. Kcllner. I. 'l'.mner, K . Alwbcrgc, II. Smith, R. NX'oIg.iniuil. KI, Alsop, I'. liurit-Ili. lffuvlfr Kun II Ili-ll. lv. XI.nIx. Il. IIi'lnlen. I I.n.llulu', ,I. Purcell. lx. Ilurn, -I, Ulixeim, K. Alslwcrgc. tl. Simnmnw, 'If II.uli.lr. ll Anirm. I NY'uig'ril Flflfl Kiln. M IIIII, R. Ilrirn. R. KUCI1, I'. l?.'u'Iln, II. Young. II. Riwlvurlx, MX. III-xm.lx. S C-ru. 'I' Nlillx. XX. Ixlnicr, N. I'crwwll. Sfxlfv Run? Xvlinwr, I.. Ilugllcv, Ci. II. Tucker, Il. Yuung, M. Iflnlnillln. arsil and Jr. arsil Fnnthall AIf'r13R THREE YEARS of working with the same material, Coach Mason produced a team well worthy of the C.C.A.L. championhsip honors received. The cowboys were led forth by the outstanding running ability of Ken Parker and Pat Alexander, along with the expert ball handling of Tom Merrill, not to mention the four other outstanding members of the team who won all C.C.A.L. honors. writ I 1 . . .i fi . f.wz'ffe 'V , I A A Iam: one shirt W'un: one game V , c sas -A f sv MONTliRliY Ken, Kun, P.1rkcr's son, Stole n pig and away he run. Liqhtweiqhl Fnnthall ALTHOUGH HANDICAPPED BY inexperienced boys, Coach Lloyd Erhard nevertheless coached the Cowbabes to victory. Five former players returned to make a foundation for the big-little men. and the line-plunging of T. Deverell, the line-breaking of Don Barker, Gary Robinson, and johnny Dias, together with the pass-snagging of Jim Andersen won these out- standing players places in the All-C.C.A.L. lightweight team. Without the ever-present 'IS- sistance from their very able teammates, these boys could not have brought the 1946 Light- weight Championship for Salinas. F . y g H g 'B' w.,.m,,......m... LIGHTWE-IGHT FOOTBALL Fin! Row: Coach Erhard, F. jacop, 1. Baird, D. Farr, R. Boasso, B. juster, H. Kitchel, R. S:znche7, j. Diaz, B. Thomas, D. Hallerman, T. ji Dsverell, J. Anderson. Second Row: R. Naslund, C. Herman, G. Robinson, D. Barker, T. Olson, B. Gordon, N. Carsten, M. Lopez, B. Nunes, B. Throgmorton. Managers, D. Howe and H. Rutherford. ,, K V Www X e , , is i 4 xv wg W- jk e qw 'z if ' .9 ' X, , sl x 4 3' 53 I .5 Vw g n x :f, l 5 ,611 ,f' r. llvllx Ihr, .:.,, ..,., X ,f:8i,1, .Lv 1-Af, im .A , --Q 1 ,, 3' ., : h 5 fi , J S w 'E 791 Af' Q A 5. r F f ff' 40 if k Q -:ra Q 'l av 114 Varsit Basketball Wi' 26 27 34 55 16 36 SCOR l S Monterey Gilroy XYlL1lSUl1VlllL' Hollister Santa Cruv Monterey 1m 37 40 SI 50 35 'S fi g Q X fa I Ai fi Q VERN BAXTER TOM VCKMAN CLIFF CRACKNIZLL PAT Al.liXANlJl-'R A FAIR FUTURE was in sight for the varsity hoopsters after they chalked up the first victory of the season against Gilroy, but after a hard fought game with Watsonville in the League opener, the Cow boys found themselves trampled by a score of 41-34. ln the second encounter with Monterey 1 1d the final game, Salinas fought their way to victory and showed promising material for the coming season l VARSITY BASKI TliAll Fuxl Run c ll. llollv l.. luwrv J. limi. T. C hung Smnml Kun l'. Al xmmlcr l' Q racluurll R. llurnl k E. Sxllinun Tlunl Run: M. Quimcr V, ll.uxi l5. Wlnslcr D. lullcr Look, Monterey, one hand! IN SPITE off SEVERAL bad losses, the team fought their way out of the cellar aided by the very evi- dent outstanding shooting of Cliff Cracknell and Acey Silliman with Vern Baxter on the center spot holding his own with all C.C.A.L. acknowledgement. Of the second string, Bill Whisler at center and Ray Burdick at forward, gave out with some able playing in some of those telling minutes of the games. 5, N 4'- E .,... ' '-f: 1i-s ' 'Z -is -, .,, my :ji L W . lf! , Q 20 ,, .W - 1 . K 1 X -: F X - E 41 2 vt in ' '- if fi XA . 32 .,,r. is X - U ,Af ,W M x'4v Lrg: 34 ED SILLIMAN JIM BIRCH LEON LOWRY BILL WHISLER 39 W , SCORES Pacific Grove Palo Alto ,, Gilroy Vfatsunville Bellarminc Hollister , They 23 55 22 41 26 53 115 ' ,Y7 CZK? R. Kl-NYUN li, l4AUl. R. QUINTI-RO ll. LOWI' 'llfuvil Run: luailx Mark: R Quinzem ll, lhrker G lulnl lx lhlrun ll, l-:we U. Andrade L-anti ian Nu.: Sriuuil' Knut C., Mural:-i K Gin W, Alirvc Il. mn R. Dahl K. Krnyun D, Ifarr -I. lee. hut Row: D. Hallcrman ll. Puavy U. my Y . I 16 D. nung S. Ramundo ll, Andrade T. Diaz Lightweight Basketball WITH THREE experienced returning players around which he formed a well working team, Coach van Atta's pros- pects showed good form. Although early practice games did not look too favorable and the league opener with Watsonville was a loss, the team soon hitched their belts and got down to work. The next two games with Bel- larmine and Hollister put the team in the biddings again, but the old rival Monterey did not prove to be such easy prey. The second meeting with Hollis- ter and Watsonxfille again raised the hopes, but once again the Babes faltered and tossed the last two games to Santa Cruz and Monterey. Better luck next year! 5 X 09' Vi r- f' JAMES ooN ooN imiuozk We' ll 22 28 2l 27 Zl 20 3.3 32 23 23 21 IZRNIE HALCON CHRIS GINN Tbvy Pacific Grove , 22 Palo Alto 24 Gilroy 19 Wlitsonvillc 23 Bellarmine I7 Hollister , 15 Monterey 3 l Gilroy 34 Whtsonville 28 Hollister Z0 Santa Cruz 25 Monterey 22 117 COACH JOHN MARKS gave valuable assistance to Mr. Van Atta by taking charge of the third and fourth strings of the Lightweights. These younger boys organized a second team. With the Cx- perience of several games played and a summer's growth behind them, they will become the nucleus of next ycarls team. MONTIQZRIQY O YI' if Q? W1 .fri 1? Battle of the Babes: James Don vs. Monterey Cmr O Vs service with .1 slam. Here's the S. U. H. S. Tennis Team COACH ED DWYER looked over his tennis team this year with a hopeful eye when he saw last year's returning stars, Gary Robinson and John Roebuck. Sure enough, the team scored on Watsonville after a loss from Monterey and ended with a successful SCZSOI1. MIDGILT BASKETHAII Group I B. Cnrdcw B. Whislcr J. Cooper H. Schirle M, Murphv R. Burdick U. l'ullcr C. Craclrnell li. liaul li. Lowe K. Vcrdicr P. Ganhqv G. Skillienrn ll. Don -I. Birch MI1JGET BASKFTBAII Group Il Fin! Row: N. Pierce II. Diaz H. Schmid! B. Walsh B. Fredrick I. B ll c W, Ahyrc R. Morrison M, Lodirnlc Strand Row: B. jackson B. Meycnlwurg R. Andrade S. Kender S. Tonolson R, Kenyon B. Clark B. Holly , j. Knowlton N King Gmup III 'nn' Kon: K . Gunn. B. Pcnvy, D Young, il. Ulu, bl. Dnmcnlglnnn. Morales, IW, Andrade, lf Magginn, 1 lr-r, wx w....g, R. nlgm. o. on-. mum! Krur: ll, Alanna, H. Bell, B ly.lrnlw.n, ll, lhhl, .H.nl.1gur, Lf H.lclwr. M lhvnd-Mmlng, T. jimlncl, S. Rzvmundu, l'nxi Kun: l, Uuulolu. l. llzlcon, Qrloml Run: U. Unllwcrl, R, Mnllmer, Runwx, lx, lnlxnunpcrlunl. N.X1-:mln Tlurrl Ron-: C o.n'h Van .'Xu.1, H. james, Mnualar nAslua'rnAL1. xv.-1.1., 11, r.-mplv, M. mn. ll1ilII'XXllhlll' lll5SlRYlfS ff-Wlflulln Q Mrc..l1..m, .x. nun, nz. sr.n.vfl.n.1. 1 q- 1 Nlncux. 'I' Ummm. l, lilmtl. .nz-....gl., 1 n....ur-11. 1. lk-rlul, -xo-W.. we nan.-ma. 1. n...,.,...,.,.ar llllclwnrle, ll. lhpuxu. o..h1, n. J....w, 41, 4...,r, R. Avilll, Cullum, Is. l'.nnll. 1. mnw, 11...m-h.l.1. R. onmw. M. mlm-. Swnulurk, ,X. K h.u'c1, D. Shannon, Anlnnu, M Sxrulwn, l, Dimmlck, Welch, ll Iullvcrv, D, Young, Dnluon, ll, nun, ,ll.nmgrr, G. Curran. True uNDl21fEA'rl2D GOLF TEAM this year was made up of Mike Murphy, Dennis Murphy, Bob Moore, Gerald Skillicorn, Glen Albaugh, and John Waternuan. Of all the teams our fellows met, the one from Santa Cruz offered the stiffest competition and therefore the most fun. J ' ll . , . d , ,. h, . Flrxl Rolf: Dennis Murphy, Bolu Moore, Glen Alluugh cu-rl d pub two Jn UM, Kobtt gr Srroull' Ron: Gerald Skillicorn, Mike Murphy, john Wqxcrlnnn, Mr. Pcdrani 119 ' Paul Garibay's huggin' thc chalk. Reggie Kenyon, 'OOPS! Irv! Kun: 1 . D.Ilu', H. 5mIKh,.I. Vt Ingmrd, I. Nlcrrill. li. lxlulwl, l', li.IrIlv.II Green, R. SI-gnlla, P. Burclll, Wi. lcagins, Yiwfnnl Run' M, lirI.IIuIllII. Gordon, G. Skillicnrn, bl. I'ert-ull, M. Quinwriv, K. Ycrdlcr. l. lm-III T. Olsen, B. Hallcl, B. lllmr. llinil Rini' Cu.wlI lrlI.IrIl, QI. .Xlulcrmn wwmf, It. ouanim, v. nm, II. nm-, c,.f....i.,. 1. xvIIl....,4iI1-I lxclrncr, K. Kane, C., Alxhcrgc. R. N.nluml. 1 Rim: xv. wumg, Is. Elin, II. TlIf.,,m.i.fI.If., It Ixf..I.,.I. Ii. 'I'lI.I...... Dennis. T. Dial, G. I'c.Ivv. 17. .fXnIlr.IdIe. G, Xiartus. 9. R.IInIIIIIlII :null Knut lx. Impex, M. Vllllsc, U. l'.Ill.ikulf. R, llIIIlIuutk, ll. It-lin-I llarlcr, . .vi -N,1i'. .. hllmril. R, Gfrilmx. tl, Inmincr I B th B X Il I M M In .1 Int I I R. II -'ii.1'1,l1I.,-:ri-i. v. ,I - - nsthi t In n n 4, n I I In nuts I no min clmi QI. iwniiviii, Iunmpl.-, 1. BIIII. ii. im. I,. I...If...I.I-. I Irwin Varsit and Lightweight Track TRAINING FOR this year's cindcrmen got off to a fairly early start, but in an early meet with Hollister and Mon- terey the teams did not show too well The varsity was only able to place third while the Babes pulled through with a second. Varsity miler Mannie Quintero started off in fine style and last year's star Paul Garibay showed well. Chief prospects were Lauren Green for shot putt and discus, and Bill Cordes at the high jump, while little Charlie Dake seemed the likliest at the pole vault Surprisingly large turnout for the Babes featured George Marcus and Joe Hootman as good bets. T Baseball and Wrestling THE SALINAS nine swung underway this season with the return of.Prouty and jefferson on the pitching mound and Alexander, Fredricks, Cracknell, and Bellone covering the infield. The first league game didn't prove favorable to the Cowboys, but when they faced Watsonville in the next game, it was another story. With Prouty pitching a no-hit game the Cowboys were off to a very successful season with the score of 5-1. Salinas mat-men started off with high hopes and the return of the con- stant winner, Frank Cortez. Stan Bell showed his own, taking third in the Annual Senior Tournament. A wel- come surprise to Salinas came up with little Sophomore Collins, who pinned some big ones. ,Ictf puts his whole sole into r l'hotographi:r pins wrestlers to ml Fin! Rout M, jeslra, A, Dillard, C. Stahl, J. Din. env K nyo C n S Sn B. Woodard, M. Bernidashi, T. Vargas. Second Raw: C' ach Ma on W W Il V nga e 12 Q B. Zachary, B. Frazer, j. Bliss, B. Scott, V. Williams, A a j Qu I jff y R a hruh Yerdier, lim Wllln Black 5 THERE IS A certain group of males in S.U.H.S. who are privileged to strut around in their purple and gold sweat- ers while they swing their key chains adorned with miniature gold footballs, basketballs, baseballs, or track shoes. Yes, these muscle men, the members of the exclusive Block S Society, really shine when it comes to team work as was more than proved when Pat Alex- ander and his committee, consisting of Jerry Prouty for decorations, Acey Silliman and Johnny Georgalas for ad- vertising, and Bob Ayres for ticket nga Q9 sales made the annual Block S Dance 5 a royal affair. President Yiee,l'u-sitlent PAT Al.IfXANl7l R Kl-N PARK! R See remry-Treasurer Rllilillf KI-NYON SCVRCAIXI-.ll-IXTITIS PRANK ilOli'l'l Z xrvifflwf lun ,xlt-X.-...in-, lmk All.-ii, C'l.1yton Al.l-t-.-gc, ,Iohn ixlwp, 1. .x, .xii-in., ls.-1, mm, IL... linker, xx-ni umm, liilmril lh-.ml, Stanley llell, Iohn llellnne, lloh lhese. slim llirth, slim llllu, Peter llorclln, lull linrxwin, lmnlt lnrlel g I 7 C lull C mthnell, i.ll.lrles lhke, ,lack l7.lvinlflNl.llig, Teil Dennis, lleverrll, 'lmvhnnv ULU. ilinnn l7.tkm.1n, V'ml!er leaguns lunl fi.nril1,iv, -Iolun Cieorgalex, llar-wld Haines. Gene llallcr. Bennie llicln, lion lmeop, Rolwrr jefferxon, Martin Ieflels-in, llirnlil Keller. Rciinalql Nvnwwn, -lim Kimlmll, jerry King, llarry Kouc, lmrr' latnlolle, Manuel lowcl, liuil Nhxiu-intel. ls 5 5 l 1 vm rncmll. 'lim M..tll.n, Mike 1w1..f,w1.y, nab Nnnes, own. Pnllakotf, Km luntff, cswfgc 1-an-,, nm I-f.,..nv, Roger o.....i.-fn, ,unuel Qnnnwrn, lzngenc Rmnnvs, llolv Roebuck, Gan' Rolwinion. Herb Suhirle, lrank Seydel, Gerald Sknllntorn, l7nn 'l'.ulin, nghlvy, Maylcn Xlfiluc, Alatk Wlngartl, ,Inhn W' Ilfl. . THE PAST year has been one of special interest to the girls of Salinas Union High School because of the changes brought about when an en- tirely new teaching staff was intro- duced to the Girls' Gym Department. Greater responsibility was assumed by capable leaders such as Louise Mori and Alzina Taylor, the presidents of the Fall and Spring semesters. Managers were appointed to take charge of each sport, and, though many traditional activities had to be curtailed, the Girls' Athletic Association can well be proud of an active year culminating in the presentation of athletic awards to out- standing members. LOUISF MORI President Ist Semester AIIZINA TAYLOR President 2nd Semester BONN Ili HICARN Vice-President Secretary MAURINE STORM VIRGINIA GARCIA Treasurer is XZ: . 5-L5 I ,. , J-rf f Wm Milan. J I 1 46 w,' Rauf I: B. Moore, D. Ruiz, V. Garcia, L. Silvcira, I.. Nielsen, QI. Harris. Rau' 2: M. McCormick, R, Weinstein, R. Ifoncs, 123 0 D. Uxume, j. wisely, M. juncker, j. Vincent. K J: j. M rin, K. I ill, II. Spicgl, . j. jansen, D. Bell. R, Raymundu. uw ur I N Girls' rf, ., Sports BASKETBALL ASPHALT SPREAD OUT on the old hockey Held brought new facilities for basketball enthu- siasts and some tricky skin burns for the unwary. The balls bounced higher and the girls learned to keep their feet, not to mention the fun of playing in the open air. Spring baseball resembled the summer variety as temperatures soared to unusual heights, but so did the batting averages of the players: so the season was pronounced a great success. In the pictures opposite you will see the gym classes hard at Work. Here was acquired the skill our girls demonstrated at the playday held this year in Monterey on April 19. BASEBALL I 4 'M x Team Uueens VOl.l,lfYl5Al.l. TENNIS ARCHFRY HOCKEY 125 0 Huw Salinas helped us with ADVERTISEMENTS MJ ,V f ' A I' ' lf Q It 4 . 40 uv x 'J: '..'. ' I 1 'fn .Q xi mix 0 QV -N - Q H 'V an E by I .. E CE ll ll Ill Ill ' 128 Index Tu Advertisers And Students Appearing in Advertisements A. D. H. Company BB ,eet..,e., B p... -- Keith Vcrdier, Gerald Skillicorn A. L. Brown and Sons .,....tA..tt....... Rose Trigueiro, Betty Andalft Al's Store ............,.t.............4..... Bob Heinzen Ambler's Gift Shop .i.ti......,...... Joanne Silacci, Carolyn Nielsen Bartlett's Emporium .vt..,ii...... Juanita Ramsey Beck's Shoe Store -B ............,.... B- Dick endonca M Berry's Flowers of Distinction ...... Beverly Moore Bon Marche ......t..,,,..............4... Beverly Hoover Carmelo Drug Store ..Ye.e.e,ee,.... Jean Wisely, Glenn Albaugh Charm r.rr..,.,. r.,rrrrrrr B .r.e...............-v Kathryn Hull, Janice Lund COIH-O-MSCIC .B ........Vr..r....... .vo..r...o..eee B B, Shirley Talcntt, Joanne Swenson, Monty Cameron Daley's Bootery errr.........r.vr.rr......v,.r Joanne Cleveland Delite Beauty Salon ,re......,..e Jane! Dr.-is Dunn's Stationery Store .............rre...r Mini Lee, Florence Gin E. M. Carlsen, Building ContractorBB-B,B Sammy Miles, Rosemary Lee Evangeline Shoppe .rre.i... Merlo Lee Fresh Maid -, ...S rrrrr.rr......ee..r......-.v..4.... . Barbara Hardwick, Mary Spicgl, Sally Church Garcia Saddlery Company eer. li r,r.r..... . e.ee T M ' Pat Alexander, om ern Germairfs vrr..r.r......,..,rr ..r......rrv John Wisely ,g:,ff'e 1, hx w., ci- r BB Goodfriend Jewelers .,.....,...,...,..,....,....e Maurine W'illiams Grower-Shipper Vegetable Association Geneva Bollian Hirsch Jewelers ........,.ir...,. Muriel Silacci Howard's Dress Shop ......... Dolores Recd Jack Prader, Real Estate .... Ray Johnson, Louise Mori J. C. Penney's ....................,...., Carol Storm, Joan Tavernetri Johnson Radio and Electronic,,.B.B, Ellyse Spiegl. Bill Cordes Marg-Elita ..rr.i.........r.., B .,.r.er,.rrr.irr Laura Lee Abeloe, Barbara Abeloe, Pat Agos Peninsula Typewriter CompanyB-B Jean McCallum, Naida Fisher, Nancy Mitchell Pep Creamery .......,.,.,.. ,.,,,, B - r.... Frances Johnston, Karen Habert, Carol Larson, Marinric Wood Phillip's Grocery rr...r, BB ,,....., Karen Crouch Porter and Irvine rr..r B rrr, BB Dixie Gregory Reliable Shoe Store ..rr ,.s.. B B, B Phyllis Waterman, Marilyn Wilson Salinas Laundry and Dry Cleaning Wanda Beckman, Viola Bellora Scott's rr,v.rrr,rr,..,....r,....r B rr,rre. Janet Grout, Beverly lxrnkac, Shirley Strom Spiegl Food Company ,rrrrrrrrre Dorothy Bell. Joy Tow: Standard Furniture Company ..rr.i Joanne Silacci Stella's Art Shop rrrr.. B B, ,vvrr B Marilyn McCormick. Laurine Nielsen Stoffey and Rochex .BBBBBr..B.BBBB Carolyn Jansen, Shirley Ables Sproles Jewelers ..B..,...,...,.B..,.. . Ellyse Spiegl Talcott Lumber Company Bi.i. B .... Bill Leach, Owen Pallakoff The Elegant .......B.ev..BBBrBBBBBBB..BB Selma Savirz The Fashion .........B.. .,.L'f Qi ,,.,.,.. Beverly llliacauley The Lady Shop ...... iB.BB.B..r.B.r.,rr... Maxine Pedrazzi. Helen Rim: The Smart Shop ..........,.....,,.,,Bi....,.. Ruth McDill, Ann Johnson. Jane Caswell Wallace Men's Wear ...........B........ Benny Hicks, Frank Seydel Whitehill's, The Hub ...i.............. Stan Avenger, Jack Wingard, Pat Davlin Co Young Bros., Studebaker Agency ..Bi... 'A 'Ne W ' Grower-Shipper Vegetable Association BL WA 'fe 129 v I9 loan 'ia 'Qing Spicgl Foods Company 94 51572 Berry s Flowers of Distinction 'M A ,lt If N v 'L fy L , ,,. 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