Santa Clara High School - Tocsin Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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WILLIAM MAGISTRETTI Studcnt Body Prcsidcnt S33 Class Prcsidvnt 'J lf'32 ROBERTA CULBERTSON Studcnt Body Sccrctary '33 ,luniur Play '32 MARCELLA PERKINS Scnior Play '33 Girls' Athletic Manager '3 LOUIS WALKER Opcrctta '304'3lf'33 junior Play '51 Scniur Prcsidunt 'SJ ll Football '297'3fJ--'lf-'. Z Z i i 1 1 LEON GREEN X X ,,f ANNE NAVARRO Senior Play '33 Secretary of Commercial Club '3 NADINE WELLS Senior Play '33 Upcrcttas '3l- -'33 VINCENT RIZZOLO Tocsin Business Manager 32 Mcmbcr of Senior Play Cast '33 DONALD WADDINGTON Football 'fl lf'3Z Baslcctlvall '29-'30-'31-332 VERDA MACE V. P. of Girls' League '33 Assistant Manager of Tocsin '32 3 I Wax 4, fl' wlgyww, QQ W' I wal Vf f' ff OO N001 C I Nlllllll? llll IIIIUIIIIOIIIQ llllll I9 1 ,,

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I-4 Q13 5 f an a I y CLASS Peppy, enthusiastic, cofoperative-these are the characteristics of the senior class of 1933. The play Minick, was of utmost importance in the activity program of the members. Presented March 3, under the direction of the senior class adviser, Miss Coeke, the proceeds of the production were well over ninety dollars. This sum was put into the Charles W. Townsend Alumni Scholarship Fund, as a gift by the class. The dance given by the seniors was a big success, and was attended by a large crowd of gay people. Sneak day, of course, came along. After a four years run of work and study, the weary seniors appreciated the vacation together at Alum Rock. After a happy day of enjoyment, the sunfburned students returned once more to take up their studies. .As graduation drew near, the girls decided upon the type of dress they wanted to wear for the commencement exercises, which was a preference for semifformal, with sport wear permissable. Individuals of the senior class distinguished themselves during their last year at Santa Clara. Normlan Smaha, with Paul Sawabe and George Nakano, started an amateur radio . 1 . . I club. So pogiilaf was this new organization, that extremely scholastic tests had to be made before students could join. Bruce Allen felt the need of a debating club. A new form of debate that would be suitable for public use, was the purpose of the society. Several discussions were held upon various questions, each employing a different form of debate. All in all, the 1933 Senior class turned out to be one of the best graduating classes in the history of the school. The class ollicers are: President ........................... .............. L eon Green Vice' president ............ ..,.,. ........... H o ward Guilbert Mace Secretaryftreasurer ..,...... Executive Committee ......... ....... L aurence Abreo, Wilma Ralston Men's Council ................ ....,.. L awrence Abreo, Paul Sawabe Girls' Council ..................,. ..................... G eraldine Lundsford Boys' Athletic Manager ........ .................... J ack Cody Girls' Athletic Manager ...... ........ E velyn Cox Sergeant at Arms ............ ....... J ames Perkins 8 5 W .Q.lfllffQi..OiUllllOlllllOQOlllN0ll Illlllilllli IIIIIOO IOOOOIDOIIIIIIU NONUODWO WOMIOOHN If 5 . Q g I l . . 2 X - 5 . .

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MELVIN FLYNN. 1 N V. P. ofC,omrncl'v:1:il Klub .-2 Staff Artist '31 -'32--'33 JOSEPHINE BRIDGHAM Opcrctta '33 Sports, Band '33 EVELYN COX Commercial Club Qmcmburj ' Opcretta '33 VERNON WALLACE Orchestra '33 I HAROLD HARTZELL Glcc Club '33 ELSA F ETSCH Looking 30-f 33 Arr '31-'32 7245, f 'L YOSHIYE OGATA Tennis '32f'33 Baskctball '32f'33 PAUL SAWABE NIcn's Council Member .11 cchnical Work on Stage FLORENCE SILVA Sports '33 JOHN SILVERIA Orchestra Jlif 31f Alf 3. Operctta '33