Santa Maria High School - Outrageous Yearbook (Santa Maria, CA)
- Class of 1946
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I Q: ' orc. zvxizifiiffnv - rfwwww A - . -7 l A , XA . ,, , 1 v ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,. 42: A .fha Iadm 14nd YM traction With the aim to help us become self-respecting, self-supporting citi- zens with healthy and wholesome personalities, our administration and instructors offer us a well-rounded curriculum to meet our needs. For those of us who have chosen pre- professional or academic courses, there is a broad field of courses given. A suitable vocational cur- riculum adapted to meet the needs of our community and state is of- fered for those interested along these lines. A special curriculum for those who are not suited for either of these, is also available. By these means, an equal opportunity is provided for all of us to obtain a general education, regardless of our race, creed or color. In this way, all the children of all thc people will become intelligent, self- reliant citizens of the future. fn 1 ff .3 ' ' W, 3 4 ' 4, 1, 9 33.5 ' ,iff V ' -all I ,r Xhoxe y e erlntenttnt 1 1 1 e no me 'lllll KU K 14 mm: t ator P mm or ?atu e graduating seniors Mr Harry E Tyler easily won the admirition respect, and friend ship of eyery student in the school The first and most important tasle that eonfronted Mr Tyler vias the adapting of the school program to the war emergency He made it possible for girls to train for yocations and boys to get pre induction training, with the farsighteel addition of a counseling sys tern by which the students haye a time and a place to meet with their counselors To proyide an education for all the children of all the people is the aim of Mr Tyler in deyeloping the program for our school He has especially endeayored to malee the sehool a friendly pllce by dexeloping a true demoeratic feeling between students and the faculty In doing this, a re il xoiee in the org inizxtion of the school has been giyen to both the students and faculty M L C , ?', - W , . . 5 T Q A if l gli 2 ll i . f. llziriy li. T-'l-r, fli-trict sup- t l- and 1-:iucipzil of ru' higl s'l1 l : l jui ' ' ' ll -ue. o o Entering the Santa Maria High School as a newcomer at the same time as our present Their uidance Mold Character Miss Pope A wise counselor and an under- standing friend is our Miss lfthel Pope, dean of girls. As chairman of the counseling and student per- sonnel division, matters concerning attendance irregularities and class room guidance are given her special attention. X5C'e owe a great deal to her foresight in establishing two very active student organizations. the Girls' League and the vveeklv paper, The Breeze. Never too busy to give aid to some deserving stu- dent, Miss Pope has helped many to find themselves in high school and their place in the future. Mr. Wilson The responsibility for student transportation, the smooth opera- tion of our Board of Control, and other student affairs falls on the shoulders of Mr. Wlilliam Wil- son, our assistant district superin- tendent, vice principal. and dean of boys. Many fine programs and dances were presented this year with his assistance. In his capacity as Dean of Boys some of us have been sent to him for discipline but more have gone to him to get ad- vice on some student problem. Re- turning servicemen and other alum- ni visiting the school seek out Prof,'i as we fondly call him, to pass the time of day and to learn of mutual friends and classmates. To him all of us students are part of a big family. f ., ,ff - . N 4 X, 49 I I. 4 -. if , 0 ! If . 4 sv- X f Board of Trustees Serung wrthout pay yet grxxng freely of thcrr trmc sometlmes subjected to crm usm by the publne, and Sel dom seen by us lb our Bolrd of Trubteei Whlle war years made plannlng drfflcult and burldrng rmposbrble the Board xx :th unumal foresrght planned ind arranged to frnance an extensne burldrng program for the future We may novs expcet our school to grow rapldly IH the year ahead and the students to come wrll pralse therr planning for the future L l AY K' li K dll I' LKN run 1 mefon C elle r u ard l Nrrxt X r laul D lax lm r lugenc D Nlartm nt ct munber of the bo rrd The! ?o might Yuma-e Kuildiny Prog:-a Zzculty group be te mine Policy x move, Atltninistrzitive Vuuncil: Mr. john V. Coyne, pri-sitlent of our faculty Klub: Mr. Charles li. Taylor, curriculum coordinatorg Miss Doro! y iranvlall, registrzirg Mr. Myrtoii D. Like-, vurriculum chairmang Mr. Harry H. Tyler, principal: Miss Fthel Pope. chairman of counselorsg Mr William VK'ilson, assistant -uperintenrlent. Our Needs After Graduation Considered The establishing of our graduation requirements and approving of the petitions of prospective grad- uates are a few of the many duties of our Adminis- trative Council. This group, meeting weekly, acts as a clearing house for all internal school policies. Mat- ters concerning the opening and closing of school, registration, examinations and others of this nature are acted upon by this representative organization. Graduation requirements adopted in june, 19-44, by this group have been continued through the year. To graduate, we must have met the following re- quirements: we must have earned 200 units of work' taken courses required by law, had suitable instruc- tion on manners and morals, fire prevention, public safety and accident prevention, made at least 120 units with grade C or betterg 45 units earned in the senior year, 30 units of which are C or betterg or a grand total of 130 units of C or better in the four years of high school work. When graduation requirements were adopted, sev- eral years were given to put them completely into operation. With next years graduation class, the ful- fillment of a major earned in one field will be re- quired. Subjects taken in the four years of high school will follow a pattern, rather than be a hodgepodge of various courses. Math Returns to Prominence The war has brought mathematics back into importance. Graduates have found that technical training in the armed forces required the use of a great deal of math they never thought they would need. The scientific world of the future will demand even more knowledge of this subject. ln General Math, our weaknesses were corrected and fundamental skills of arithmetic reviewed. The world of mathematical unknowns was discovered in first and second year Algebra. Geometry, Solid Ge- ometry and Trigonometry dealt with the study of angles and solids. All will aid our thinking and reasoning power. Above. Mr. vl. falxin Funk. mathematics and science division chairman, geome-tr5 algebra, trigonometry. Science, lllatlnematicaf P epar Helow. Mr. XYalter liasting physics, physical science gen llelnw, Mr. J. Miles lloothe, matheinaiics, biology, pliotography. eral inathematics. ser' Science Untangles Nature's Mysteries Learning to form our opinions with facts to back them up is the scientific way we have learned through our science study. This is very important as we will be the future voters and will decide the policies of the nation. WR' have learned that our point of view must be changed when new evidence is produced. The phenomena of nature were uncovered for us in our science courses. In Physical Science and Physics we learned why there are rainbows. rain, blue skies and other puzzling weather changes. The mys- teries of heat. light, and sound were uncovered and the advantages of putting them to work were learned, Chemical structures of solids and chemical formulas were untangled in Chemistry. Witli the strictly scientific world looming higher in the future and the acute need for scientists, our science program has been planned to meet this need. ?vr Scien ti ic We ld :low Nlr. ltirl fnrlson. algebra. lviisiness arithiiietii' li s' i ' , U lI1t'-- Hiuliiiiu. rlillllklry lrallilllq, Q u ina, .Xliove, Mr. VValter .X. XYord. chemistry, general inatlic-niatic' liuys' pliysiczil ediicztiioii, life science, sports, The importance of photography has gained national attention in the last few years. Wfith such a widespread interest in this subject, a class was organized here a few years ago. Since its founding, the class has grown too large for the amount of working space. This growth in- dicates the interest we have in this course. ln the class we have learned to take take pic- tures with some thought to the background and position of the subject. XXL also received in- struction on the developing and printing of pictures. The study of animal and plant life in biology i- a very important science course offered. Many of us did not know the scientific names of com- mon animals and plants. by studying animals and their physical characteristics. we were able to ,urasp a deeper understanding of ourselves. ra e, Yndcw trial p4rtA egg, :Swiss cite. Klr. XX'ilhui' IJ. llarkness, tratle 5-mil imlu-trial esltifittinii .Xlmxtg Nlr. llerm:-in liiitlekligel. wt-liling. ilepzwtim-iit eh:4irni:m, iiiachine shop. :into nieelizniirs, Shop Training of Value in Finding Future Job Witli .1 large field of study to cover. our Agri- culture Department proportions its course into tl four year plan of agriculture science and agriculture mechanics. The freshman year is devoted to .1 general study of .igrieulture and we eitrrietl out projects at home. ln the other three years, we chose one or two speeifit proj- etts we would desire to enter. Stressing that there is more to farming than pl.inting .intl h.irx'esting ol' erops, farm I1l.lI1.l3LL'INL'IN, eco- nomies, legislation .intl other kintlretl sulvjetts neeess.1ry in the ITl.lHLlgCfTlt:UI of .i llirm were Liken up in the senior year. Besitles the tliij school program of two periods. there .ire .ilso the supervisetl home farming projetts. The .lgflllllfllft program is designed to teiieh us to he-tome inelepenelent farmers .intl stieeessftil m.1n.1gers. ltlmx Xli. XY. Linilszty lioggess, :igiitultu P ay Important Pa t in ?utu e Xl xv Nli, l llliii Xlil..iuul,l1i iieizil hilt, 4 fini. -ini: iiiniizigzi. i . The Trade and lndustrial Arts Division pro' gram has taught us skills so we may he-come sell'-supporting. The whole division is planned for successful growth in the trades. In our freshman year we took general shop. which gave us 21 foundation for the advanced shop work. In this course we learned the use of various tools and the simple rudiments of me- chanical drawing. The next years course in- cluded the use of machine tools in machine shop. ln our junior year, we rebuilt cars and repaired engines in auto mechanics. For those of us who desired to go right on to a job from our shop courses, we enrolled in carpentry, millworlc, and welding. In these courses we did projects for the community and school. lcl x li luxiiwlll iil ig, :1:iitul'u1't ltlvxx Xl ' ' g , i J, ,fi I- i , , i'. ,Xrtliur l,. Merrill, earpt-iitr5 N iiiillxuwlt. xxfmcl hut A,w to Q 5, ff! .4-. f Nw .ah I, .fav-.W fj- .4 4lqNgv' i.'A0 v, gi 'ak -0' -H V 'ZZ'-unaw !,,, own Xlioxt. Nliss lf--3 Vlirkell. business eiliirzitioii ilepziitzxieiit chair'- 'i1' -lioiiliaiitl. Upiile, 1 ili Training Aids in Job Placement Our business department offers us suitable training so that we can find and hold down jobs in the busi- ness field. There are three types of majors offered for those preparing for business employment. These are accounting. stenography and retailing, There rs ere no retailing courses open this year as we lacked facilities for them. For our accounting major. we were trained in the procedure of recording business transactions. and learned how to construct and analyze financial statements. A working knowledge of pay roll and Social Security accounting was empha- sized. Learning to operate modern bookkeeping :nachines was an important part of this course. With basic' requirements ol' business lowered during the war. our business department set up a curricula to give stenography majors a thorough course in typing and shorthand. Basic instruction in background suba :refs such as business training. business English, law. arithmetic and filing were given. We fed n mode n lleloxx. Kli. .Xtiilio llc' fiztspaiis. liiisiiies- frsiiiiiiii, li--lox .Klr XX':ill:u'e -limi-, hiisiiiiss iiaiiiiiig, lxiig tixi li-li. -fi-'ral -tiiilies, IHll'!ll4 -peakiiig, sf-niiii pt'fihlv'ii'-. social stuilies. ' 'i'- ping 'E' '73 lik Addltlonal Courses As Electlves I'Ul' IIIUNL' Ur UN UUI k1l'.l7 Q' UI' lnlL'l'L'5lCKi IH SPLQIJY' xl l111s111L-ss LULll'5l.'5. .1 lQL'lN.'l'.ll or 111111.11 coursu is 11.11l.1l1lu. 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P.xrixlleling oxxr study of our neiglx- bors in soeiixl studies. w.xs our foreign l.xn- guage courses wliitxlx etmlwletl us to txxrry on .x simple tonversixtion .xml g.xin .x better knowl- edge of our own language. Wfitlx .x loexxl rtxdio station, our Theater Arts .ind Rixdio Broad- ttxsting tltxsses have profited by the valuable experience gixined in presenting progr.urxs over tlxe air. Instrumental .xml voeixl musit lx.xx'e con- tributed to our enjoyment of inusit lit' oxxr p.xrtitip.xtion in tlxe inusit groups, VUL-. in tlxt future from tliis tr.xin1ng in xxppreti.xtion n'i.xy find relixxixtion and enjoyment from tlxe busy world through the .xrts, Xlixixx, x--,x, Xlz, lluixilil F. 5lx.iip, oixlxx-stzzx, gli- lixxixl lliulxt. Xlv l':.xxl ll llixxsxixt. tlxe: -' 1 -, 'ix -:x-ting, l.:x4li-lx lixlow lrtt, Miss llixxlxzxizx Nrlpli. ilotl xixug Xlis. l.lw:xtxilli ll:-iixxi-on, lxonxrfixxzikizig. lxozxxxxizxft-. twirl- lk-lox-. iiulxl. Xlrs, -lixxrxxir lk-Nejet, .tit it lxi tory B. 1-'xp:xxi:xtioxx1 XIV-, .Xxxix l. lfugti . '13 1 1' 4 x xnxx FRAXSTEAD ' HUGH omsox JOHNJEREQ KY um1m.wo'mx 'mg mes,a.mam zmu, am mum sims ammo uns X L JXNSSLN me Lmsr. mm muw: Km U4 ue 0 World 11. Klux l1I:lXK'.,lus11-, Inmgln-11,111.1 mmluxflm. lrrXlXX1I1 11Ip,IlJ l lull llc-Inu. Nlv-- Nlzsy Pxcllnqu, hl-Vrnj, uuun-m-lm, dmity 7 uglat Below. Mr. Ralph XV. Hogan, history, counselor. QQ. ' 2 ..,. N i , has .-Xhoxe. Mr, fharles B. Taylor, English and social studies, division c .air man, senior prohlenis, testing. counselor, American institutions World-wide Viewpoint Developed A study of just what problems confront us in the future was begun when we entered as freshmen. ln our civics classes we learned to adjust ourselves to high school environment and feel that we really belonged to the school. We developed a sense of responsibility toward our school work. World History gave us an introduction of the past to the problems of today. In American History, the development of our country taught us our rights, privileges and responsibilities as future voters. We came to realize the importance of a deeper understanding needed to foster good will among all nations and peoples. Only through this means can a perma- nent world peace be insured. On the eve of our departure from high school we planned for the future in Senior Problems, The question of jobs and further education for each of us was analyzed. Our ability, apti- tude and interests were tested and taken into consideration in the plans. We can face the future only if we know the problems in our way and attempt to overcome them. Our freedom of speech and press gives to us the opportunities that most other countries do not grant their people. In our literature classes. we have learned to appreciate the efforts of suppressed people to voice their ideals. The spirit of America has been felt by the writers of yesterday and today. but it is now up to us to carry on in their footsteps. journalism gave some of us a chance to see our contributions in print. Through the Breeze and the Review many have experienced the thrill of having their efforts published. Many journalists have had their start in our high school and we hope that we. too. may carry on their fine work. fmplaaAiA Placed on I ite ata e wi , fAf', -f 7' K, dj, is. . My Y X X NN x , is uve, Mias Katharine- Hurlgv, rwicuratimm, English. crmllnxclur. .Xlmvmg M1-N. Lyrlia Nl, lk-ll, lingiixll, civic-, mmnwlnr. H1-lnw, Kira. Arm-lia 41. I.:-aclx, civicg, Iinglisll, s'uu11sdm'. I 5 MVN. Lcun-ll Ynuln. civics, senior prublcmi, cmluwlor. Ill-low. Mr. Rohn-rt N, Hlgijlll Z1 e ul 141-tA aught Con tinuation-e lfnder the school l.1w of the state of c,.lll- l'orni.1, xx e must .utend sthool lull time until we our sixteen yettrs of age, Between six- teen and eighteen, some intty be exeused from full time Attendance, providing their pttrents need their support .ind they .tttend school .tt least four hours per week. Those of us going to school under this plttn .tre tulled Continutttion students and .tttend one titty .1 week. On this d.1y, reading. writing. arithmetic. eivits. homemrtking for girls. welding .md crafts for boys. and physiettl education .ire taught. With the end of the war there has been less demand for student labor. Consequently fewer students lmve been enrolled in these classes this year than last, The geneml purpose of the Continua- tion Course is to help those in it to become uselul. l.1w .tbidinltg titizens. 2 i l 2 E, Q E Mm .Xlmvc, Mis. Hu rm Tlionipsfvii. lio-uf-iiwtlciiiu. ueiieiul iiiailietimtit'-. rintiii-ell l lou, Xli H. iiillivit liugt-i-,:utr-iiil:ti11'1', Spsinisli. lirlow, Hrs. Ilurotlis 'l':45lvvr, vivzitiiiiintioii 4-fliivn xxuilil lii-tory, psyelmlorgy, roiiusvloi. tion, eivies, rt-mt-fliztl remliiiu, uvntiiiselrir. yrlurf ' 2' X f HMV x N Perform Necessary Service to School ln addition to the regular teaching per- sonnel, there are other staff members who assist in the carrying on of the school pro- gram. Some of these are certificated persons and some are not, but all of them perform a necessary service to our school. The cur- riculum of our school must be modified to changing conditions. Since health is a very important part in our education, our health co-ordinator and nurse keeps a close check on our health. The keeping of our records accurately and completely is a function of our Registrars office. The district and student body books, purchasing, and finan- cial records are kept by the Business Office staff, while the main office and the school secretary greet the public and act as the information center. While our minds are fed by books in the library, the cafeteria satisfies our physical self. The gardeners and custodians keep our beautiful plant in tip- top condition. In I Above. Vafcteria Xlaintenance Staff: Mrs. Marie Hart, Miss Elizabeth Smith, man- auer: Mrs. Rose l.eal. Mrs. Ruth frakes, Mrs. Georgia fruze, Mrs. Esther Fuller Mrs. llertlia .-Xlli-on. 14 AiAt fn Ca ying Out School Below, Office Force: Mrs. Peggy McLaughlin, assistant bookkeeperg Mrs. Olivia Heidmann, secretary to district superintendent: Mrs. Mabel Ott, student body bookkeeperg Mr. Howard Samson, district boukkeeper. R? Q! kv? Z 'K 1 Q ,. Fm f Q, gg 'S f , I ! I x ups- J , Caf nd Many more activities have re- turned to our program this last year, with the end of the War and gas rationing. A number of groups and organizations journeyed to other cities, where they toured newspaper plants, movie studios, science centers, and other schools. These field trips are believed by most educators to be as important as class room work. lt is difficult for us to comprehend ae- tual situations When our only source of information are our text books, so We feel that our out of school ac- tivities are a necessary part of life which help us to build Wholesome personalities. In the years to come, a greater part of classroom work will be actual experience and this will all be possible when our country has re- turned completely to normal condi- tions. X X xx XX X XX Ax xx x xx g i XR X S x NX-N. xx xxx, s L. Xxx 'X XR' f-XE Vw V N 'Xxx h WY xx Nsxi Z7 Z .Z -.-X nf' W M Z J N 4 5. wil 0, H j J ,AXA 1 lx 1, v Q K K x- lf ' 9 1 7 r 'K 'i f I gl ff' ? 1 ft Q-f I I, .. 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The inability to ob- tain sports equipment made our team one of the poorest equipped of any in the league schools, however, our championships proved our skill. The girls' sports were also hampered, as we were unable to hold our playday get-together, the big event of the year. With new equipment and added conveniences, our athletic pro- gram will be our pride and joy of the future. I 9? 'fi:g.m,,,.vN Kia e jniti I Zlnde eated Sea on , . 1, , ,fy W5-. A31 p row, Don Quaresma, Johnnie Rc-etl, Richard Thompson, Don Tiqbbils, Don -Xbove Qanta Nlaria varsitv football team. To rs Dick VVeltlon Frne-t Scott. lack - 1 - - . Reinhart Rabska Lawrclice Testa. St-cond row, Vfarren, l-5udily.XYiIlian1s, Bottom row, Manage 3 , . , A , , I Beall and Varvel lioarrlznan. Below, Santa Ynez player elucles two Santa Maria lightweight- in action on local field, Saints Make History Nineteen hundred and forty-iii: added a never-to-be-forgotten P'gf3 in our annals of Santa Maria High Sihool 2 football! AN UNDEl:liATErD AND UNTIED SEASONY The 1946 fiery, hard-fighting Red and XX l1ite eleven roclceted to the initial unbe.1ten foot- ball year of the school since the sport was officially organized here in 1919, This achievement is Ll tribute to the never-dying will-to-win spirit et' the l946 Santa Maria lfnion High School football team, and to their billitn: .intl lovable touch. L. If, lljgztj B fins 51111211 Xlzirisi . ll l,1.11111oi 51411294 Xl:41124 1- l':4-41 Riililtf- 55111114 Xl:41'1:1 , ll llulllsivr' 5:41124 Xl:41i:1 lj F1411 l.t11s Hlixyfi 52111114 itl:1r1:1 ll l.o71111oi 52411111 .lliiria .51 l':1-11 Rrililvfe 5:411t:1 Nlnria , 13 5:4-1 Lui- Ulu-11' S:111':4 Xl:41'1:1 J' .Xr7'uj.u lifanflfs 1 is Coaclue le 4 Sauce A ul Our hrgh school rnterscholastrc sports program under the supervrsron of Head Coach L E Pat Bryan and As srstants Walter Word and john V Coy ne concluded therr season wrth outstandrng success Responsrble prrmarrly for the years attarnment was Coach Bryan who stepped rnto hrs frrst year at Santa Marla comrng from Woodland, Calrfornra Mr Bryan has a much waunted 20 year old coachrng career back of hrm Not only drd he lrve up to - the presupposed mentorrng, qualrtres but he also won the oxerall respect and love of all hrs players and of town folks alrke Under hrs tutorshrp the Santa Marra Sarnts galloped to therr frrst undefeated and untred season rn football hrs tory at thrs school In track he won a champronshrp and emerged from an abbrevrated baseball season wrth two wrns and two losses COACH JOHN V COYNE Assrstant Coach ohn V Coyne who rn addrtron to tak rug full responsrbrlrty of the Sarnt basketball team, lent un trrrng help rn heavywerght football and track to Coach L E Bryan Thrs marked hrs second peacetrme coachrng sea son srnce he came to Santa Marra rn 1942 where he be gan hrs teachrng career rn the school s commercml depart ment COACH WALTER WORD Proxrng at defrnrte success rn wreldrng hrs mentorrng tal ents rn the lrghtwerght dnrsron was Coach Walter Word who gurded a champronshrp B basketball qurntet In ad drtron, he coached the Sarntlets rn football and traek Mr Word rs seen also rn the capacity of 1 science teacher rt the school tr 1 xarr ma X ar trrrr ortorn rn r e ra frofball to t 1 1 rata tr tele toacl ttom rr X a ter XX orc N rrmltt footba lsa ktt all r 1 ar r l V O ' ' 7 A A I V 1 I A 7 A V Q Y 7 . . 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' 9:37 Eff' Q E2 , IE jp x ,B A 5 K4 gi!!! . v in .v -L-Ar .V tiny - f M- - ,A 194 -ei! -gm , 2 if Q45-:fi '15 X34 u ,.. .X , 'Q .M ' ,AJ L -. x K 7 I y i fu . J '-' . V 5 i I V L nf ,, I, : x J i 4 i ' I 1 if QQ ' Y ? 3 f ,K 5 A 5 5 1 fl?- 43 , xg HQ' .T y l L. , Above, Saint Basketball Men: Top row, ,lack lleallf Claudio Hettiga. .lim Hilliarzlif Gordon Chaclhanzl, Jim Ellis, Glenn Farnuxn, flarence Freitaf, Francif Hooclchild, Connie flulhieiy' llarley llaclsellf Note: star indicatea letternxcn. Sa1ntA, fagle , Pzrate lieluw, Bob Smith, center. leaps high tu uutjump the , V 1 I , San Luis man. The score of the gr-unc ended with Below. UIIUSI-Ml fflfifl IS fllHPlf'1Yf'fl bb' la'-ll Ialmfllllfft gan Luis winning, gum. the game against the Lompoc Brave-5. Coyne's Casaba Men Fought Gallantly Striving vainly for top honors in the le.1gue games. .1 gal- lant inexperienced A team, eoztehetl by john Ciovne, attainetl it 500 per tent average .mtl the consolation eh.1mpionsliip ot' the Northern and Southern League Tourn.1ment. Captain Don Witrren, who was the outstanding player on the squad. scored 110 points for the season. The ten top players who traveled to the tournament were Don Witrren, Bob Smith, jack Beall, Bill Hobbs, Charles Heitz. Louie Nunez, XY!ayne Hollingsworth, Paul Palmquist and jim Biliareli. lk . Saints vs Santa liarhara ..,. .SH .ll ,, .Saints vs l'arnhria .,. ,..,, . L15 lf ,. Saints vs Vainliria .. ,,., .,,, Z I, 37 ,, Saints vs San Luis., ,. ,,,. 39 U ,Saint Vs Santa Yne-I , 34 24 Saint vs lairnpoe , 19 JH Saints Vs Arrnyn firanilr Zo 37 Saint vs San Luis, 3'l Saint s Sainte Saints . Saints Inn Saints Saints Saints Vs X rm! Santa Ynef 25 lmtnpm' , I3 . rrngo iirantle .. I7 Santa llarliara .. an mrn! ffuulfx Vasu Rubles 37 vs .'Xt:tst':ttlt-ro JM laititlmt' IS t Above, stretching uut like a swan. is XVayne Hol lingsworth as the ball sails high In a game with Lompoc. llc-low, Varsity llasketliall members. Top row, llarnltl llagenf lra Harper, Charles Heitz, Bill Huhbs,' llnh Hogan, VVa ne llollittgsworthf' Second row, Dale lsom, Louie Nunezf' Bob U'Dell, Paul Palmquistf Iiltlon l'arininter,' Bob Smith Bottom row, Carol Sorenson. Richard Thotnpson. l'aptain Don NYar Star indieate S : IS F' is XM 'P fl? 4 A I renf Managers Carvel Hoarrlman, Don Seaman antl Sandy Smtth s lettermen. ,239 . if W za f g , WW V Y ik . fr if 'X E 9 ,tg . an 't I Sain tleta We ?or Cham ionnlcqe Above, C Basketball squad: Top row, Coach VValtc-r XVortl, Teal Bianchi, litl Stanfieltl, Don llzirrctt Hun Poseiliiik and jim Draper. Hottoin row, Leonard lilackhurii, fierlalfl lluiiting, lfrziiik Marta, liill XXX-lsch, Duane liricsmi, Dick Aiifli't-ws aml Mgr. xanrly Smith B's Nicknamed 'All-American' Never before in the history of the Saintlet division had more creeds and races ever been combined into one group to form one of the most respected clubs in the Southern League. The All-Amer- icans, under the watchful eye of Walter Word, closed their season with only two losses which looks mighty small alongside of their six victories. Because of this fine record, the Junior group shared top honors with the Arroyo Grande Eagles. After beating the Atascadero squad, the Saintlets were eliminated from the tournament by Santa Ynez, whom they had beaten twice during the season. Lli.Xf.l 27 , ,, ,,,, Saintleis 311 ,i,.. ...... . Saimler- 24 ,.,,, .,,,,,,, S aintlets 24 ..... , ,,.,V,, Saintlets 30 ..,,,, ,Saintlets ZH ,... . ..... Saimlets IX ,,,.Saimle-is -tl .. ,Saintlets Sain tlet Ka lee Mall V5 s N s Vs li CAM ES San Luis ..,,,.. Santa Ynez .,,... Lompoc ......,,,, Arroyo Grande San Luis ..,....... Santa Ynez ..,, Lompoc Arroyo Graiimle Nh' -r, Ray Ifsialiu, lirayfloii XYafl i llcliiw, Slllllllvl llaskclhall Squml: 'limp row, limi Nlnrrisoli, lfrcil llansinl, Xlmlrict' 'l'uitcl1t'll, llavicl .' rim leigh, Vlaiiile llixllglas. Set-mill row, fitliifll xviillrl' XYul'nl, l':iul Mt-ysiw. .Xlfrril Ss-jc-ra, Dick XYt'rs1, Louie lirumana, lioh lirarly. llutlrmi row ' M ' ' - ' ' ' liotlvt' lfiwnil Xt-lsml, I'irt-ililic .Xmirlu, Sandy Smith. Wztkt-lit-lil hiuiiittla, lttsuru Blat-uniotu, liutih i , . Cinde men Cop I a ue Wife Tracksters Enter C.l.F. Finals at San Diego Proving their abilitv at track. the Saint track team topped the league meet then traveled to Hollister and tied for first in .1 contest that proved them to be .1 real track team. At the meet held .tt Atasca- dero the Saints took three OLII of al pos- sible four cups, Witll the Central Coast League meet under their belts they nosed out 12 other schools to take third place in the divisional meet at Oxnard. Bob Bryan broke both the 120 high and 220 low hurdles records, while john Adam tied the school mark for the 160 yard dash. Three boys entered the State C.I.F. finals at San Diego. They were john Adam, Bob Bryan and Ken Pavson. ,R ' Tr cle Te m wvmwwtf , ltw-n-mg Nxt i lleltitv, Santa Marist Trzitk :intl lfielil Sqtmtl: Top row, .lim XX':it-mi, lloli XXX-ltlnti, llill l.t-iitf. Richartl Atlzim. iiminit- titltliier, Dick XYt'rsi, Ira ll1ii'pei',,lnlii1 l't'rrv, llaynes hlmres. Dick XYQ-ltlim. nizuiagerg l.t-onzirtl Dnrniiigties. Dori Seaman. llartnltl llztgt-ii, Roy Strtwttriiii K til NIM Sixth row, liriach XY:illt'1' XYuril, lfil Slaiifieltl, llill XVt-lscli. ,luv Tilrhils, -lt-rry Kiillvr. lizwiiztii Rust: -lm' Sctvlari. Don l.m'arnini. Nliilttrm llartlt-sly. lk-li l'nst'4lilicl-t, 'lintiy .Xrtiag:i, 'l'triiy lfstztlin, linrul Stircir-mi, Ricllzirtl l'it'i'tty. lfifth row. litixicli llryiiii, l,t'tli1ai'tl lllHl'klDll Ylariu Pt-rt-1, .Xrtliur l'havztrri:i. .lim llurii-, jim llilizirili, .luck lit-sill, john XYii1t-inaii. ,lack Yciialilt-, lilllllllt' Douglas. Xlanzigers .Xtlatn XVu1ii., Dirk .Xntlrews, lfmirtli row, l'nat'li john liovnt-, .Xllit-rt llill, lit-r:il4l lltiiitiiiq. liltlon l':ir:x1iiitt-r. Dim Qiiztresina, llnlr llryaii. Rit'h:irtl Thor -rin. Dick llrzitllt-y, lluh XK'il-mi. 'l'etl llianclii, lit-urge Xisliimu, llill Kato. Iiliiitl rim. Dun 'l'illl1ils,lilt'I1Il l'i?ll'!1UII'l. Vvaynt' llnllingswnrth, Don VVai'i'L'ii, lfraiici- lirmtlrliilfl, Xliillrive 'l'witt'llt'll, XYill:ii'tl Slave, Klint vlnlliisml. llavitl l'eH'i'st'ii, l'lal't'11t't- l i'eil:is, .lim IJt'Rosa, lien llztlt-. Ntt ond row, Hola l'levt-ringer. -lnlm .Xtlam, lfre-tl Ilan-im, Dim liztrrt-it. lit-rzilrl iiirliy. llnh llrarly, Don Batt-s, Ken Vraiii. lk-ii Shiha, litlvvin Soritn lluil XYilliams anrl Mgr. ,lim Duty, liuttoin row, Tetsuu Nlzitstinmiu, lloli llnytlstmi, -lim lillis. Dale lsnm, Bob Burnett. Ken Pole. ax li-taliu, Al Sejerzt, litlflit- Fieltls, Sam Pt-tersmi, Rt-iiihzirt Rah-ka. Ken Pay-rm. and Fretl Flore-. B Squad Top Point Getter A large number of B trackmen turned out to strengthen the track squad this sea- son. With this strength the B squad has pulled through with top honors in all of the league meets. Between the A and B squads they have made enough points at the meets to counteract the lack of C men and take top honors for the whole meet. A school record was broken in the hurdle class when Bob Bryan scooted over them in a quick 13.4 seconds, cutting .8 of a second off the school record which was formerly held by jay Openshaw, class of '39, who ran it in 14.2. The C squads leading contender was Don Bates who was the only C to take first place. llla .Xhouxl Bud VVilliams sprints tnwnrcl fini-h line as unitlerltifietl San Luis mann run- cloet hehintl in the lllfl-yzxrtl clash. john Adams, out uf range nf the camera to the len. won race. KZ W Ik 14 ay With Illeetm CZ Zack men left helow John Adams takes the 220 easily, Bud XYilliams, out of range of camera, took second, antl the hard fighting San Luis man took l B h IYD ll t kts a healthy cut at the ball in the thirtl. Righlt, below, high jumper clears the pole in 3 meet held on the local trt-xck. iottom, 0 , e a t game with San Luis. 'E- W we i W fi Swataf te Alter going through hit - and - miss schedules of wartime baseball. our Santa Maria High School Saints this year raised the flag on their first peacetime program in four years by defeating the Arroyo Grande lfagles, 10-T ln the succeeding fracas, however, the Red and Wliite was slashed by the San Luis Tigers. 6-0, That means the locals were out of the play- offs, unless someone beat the Tigers. the most potent nine in the Central Coast League. lt also meant that the home towners would have to go through the remainder of the first half of their tus- sles undefeated. But, unfortunately, that didn't avail. The L. E. Bryan-coached aggregation tangled with the Lompoc Braves the following week, and were edged, 2-0. The finals were out! In their last fray, the Saints set back the Santa Ynez Pirates, 10-Z. Diamond chores were effectively handled by johnny Reed, catcherg Andy Brumana, pitcherg Fred Nelson, fbg Lewis Brumana, Zndg Butch Inouye, ssg Buddy Williams, Srdg Robert O'Dell, lfg Bill Hobbs, cfg and George Sal-ci, rf. King in Po twar fm Above, lluclily XYillianis, Saint thirtl baseman, takes heftv swing in the first tussle against San l.llls Uhispn, The Tigers won. 4 tn it Ea e6 ll Te m lleluw, Saint llasehall 'l4t'3I1l, Tnp row, jim Draper. Dun Morrison, lfrltlie lfielils, Ritliai-il l'ieu, llnh U'lSrit-ii, Sandy Smith, limb NVQ-lilnn. I-'uurtli rnw, .Xlheri litieiitieiiirm, llenry Sanchez, Varxel lloartlrnan. lluh Smith, Ifrfink Marta, Frank lluulies, llill Hxfortl. Third rim. lfrank Xlwtltef, lftlwartl 'l'er't'nites, Rohert Kelly, Duane lfricsnn. flatliliu llc-ttiga, lfrnest Scott, lftlgene Ulixt-ra, lilarenee lfreitas. Sreunrl rim, tinarh llraan, Holi Hogan, Dun Holt, Ralph liimksnii, lit-urge Suki, Huh fl'IJell. lintlily XX'illiams, Stanley l'at-heen. liuttum row, Hutch Iimnye, llill llohhs, Frm-tlelie Aniitln, johnnie Reed, Luis lirumana, lfreflilie Nelson, .Xnily lirurnana and Rt-uheii Stuhhlefielil. 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X14-1111 1,1111:111-1111. 11111 51.111-. A1,1'11- 11.111-111, 1.1-15.11 411111g1, 11, 1111111 11-1.11111 K-11111-111 IZ111111, 111 11111 I1 111115.11 lqg,l,1L,,. 1-rm! ILI111111 51'1.11111q1111. 17111, P1111-1, '1'1111111'1 1.1-111, 1J1111.1111 N1111111. 111111 111111111114-, XIJ11111 111111-111, N111111:111 1111111 511' 11 11 ,11 .1 . 1 '11, '1111:111.1Y:111'1'11 11.111X1-11. 15111 l'111111j1X. X-11'11:111 NI 111111. 1111111 51111. 1: 111' '1'1'1'fl1. isa ove, Physical liducation Instructors: Mrs. jane Merle and Miss Alberta Apple. Yi Si! Our Men e'r Rugged But, Oh! These Women! The first Play Dayu for Santa Maria L'nion High School and junior College girls since 1942, was held March 16, at Santa Barbara State College with fourteen other schools also in participation. The meet, which was to be held May 11 on our home field with Arroyo Grande, San Luis, Paso Robles, Templeton, Lompoc, Cambria and Santa Ynez, was cancelled because of the illness of Miss Alberta Apple. The Santa Maria Point and Letter Club had planned to entertain over three hundred girls that day. ALL-SAINTS, the highest award in girls' sports, was reached by many a hard-working lass this year, but as our book went to press before the ALL-SAINTS of all sports were chosen. the presentation of these pictures 1 .'.' as impossible. Thi ear 14 Spa:-tA Pl-ogre Fast Action in Field Hockey Rugged Game of Football Practice 1-x ,K Yfi-'fir IX x J... as R X Q-., W ., . oxen- el Above: All Saints Honorary Teams: Top row, Visitation Abenido, speedball, volley Solminihac, speedhall, volley hall: Donna Edie, hockey, speedhall, volleyball: La hockey: jo Imperio, hockey. speerlhall. Second row, Marie Kelley, hockey, speetlhall hockey: Fredia Bluacin, hockey, speedhall: Mona Nunez, speeclhall: Glenna 0'Dell, First row. Le Royce Riley, hockey, volleyball: Dorothy Romero, hockey: Vivian Ruiz, Yzinoni, hockey. Volleyball All-Saintx not picturt-cl, Alice llaker, Jeannine liostwick lirigflry, Vivian Nelson, Vivian Nunew. ball: Angie Bignarcli, speedball: Louibe de Varne Foster, hockey: Peggy Houston, : Patsy Maughn. hockey: Carol McCartney, speeilball: Marjory llkomoto, speedball. sllBC4llJllll1 Dorothy Souza, speerlball: Lydia , Dorothy Dingnian, Anita li-talio. llevt-rly Ke ai ?o me Pee Makes Perfect Exciting Game of Basketball ',,n, I ' 1 Jr' AA L 4 Q 'P ,-U 5 if' xx S . -i , my X ww i .K I Mx M ' L , v .Y ?i Q 'TW A L 5 at- 1 T is uf Af ? 4' JA ' A 9 vu.. N' jj ! wM' g'4 1' W 'Q F'm,X , ' Y M-Q wg H . A .. ,mam fM,-qg..4.'Z- ' .-. N v.v ...N W - -1. -N..,,.xm ig . . LL 'NN'...,, 4 x I .537 X ws.,- I 'Q V, -I-, K S ., ,A 4 S .WN Q , 'J , ,,,,..,.,,w- -.Am f. J. D- ig: 'x ' W' F LX,-.yn Mm 52 f 4 ' W' , f I ,.,,:f1':,. ,. ' Q, W A v ,, g ,ff , A f9gf,L.3' if' J W, fs. ,. , 7 NM, . my .MM 5m .-.M 'Q Wei Ia.. ag' I I' ,J-'S 5-iii A-ii? 'W' 4?Z1.? ,Q 4: iii N Z.. '-f' , 4' f Q94 . 1' I 4 ,595 1- ,ff ,, gw , M J, rm- -wa' N w . ' 1 ' K 5,1 ' l ...pcs ia' f , My fu I ,by 4-W V sl nl, W 4 -4 J 41 A is . ' Y S X w A ' Q 1 X 2 4j'ez f ' 'f l 1 , 3- Q i 4 1 Z A 1 ' ' Qs- , N fr' ' Erik , , ' Y f 'id' V ' ,V K. V 7 1' ff r3i,a,jh 'N ,i QL Y . Q, , 5 E- .Q 0 ag . A jg ,. V, , sl' x ' lf, N I: if -I 1 fr ff R ' 4 ' A f T2 I A. 1 Q . . G fig sv. , ,ia 9 f. Q n Qrganization picnics, dances, and parties are again in the spotlight. Although with the increased sports program few dances have been held, still school spirit has continued at a high level. Several organizations aided the government by collecting old clothes, newspapers, and books. Many more club activities may be held in the future with the building of the new cafeteria. A feature of the new addition will be a clubroom where organizations may eat their lunches and carry on their business meeting which will mean that more bus students may participate in club activities. With the increase in en- rollment, it will be more necessary than ever before to have student or- ganizations, as better cooperation may be obtained by these smaller groups. I 6lZ41'DYlA 0111- Student I e de Above, Justice Committee: John Adam, Claudio Bettiga, Bill Hobbs, Io Ann Smith, Barbara Owens, XVake Stornetta. 'Lk XY Iclun Hxvmri Parum I'u1l4lv xviliiiillli Xlfrn-fl Sz-'Cru lfrrm! row, Ilnyxw- Alum lvluw. Vail Ihlzqmvl ut l-nxtrnlt lop mm-,, lirnrlri- C-umlcln11l, IJV ' 1- , . - r , . y ., , . 1 .. Va I':4l1x1quiNI, jmk Dy-r. llvrl1'l14h- 'l'l1m'r:hlxr4l1, Nunvy Iimlon, Lyzzlla .Xrm-Irmmg and Myrna VVnml. ul Sl-471 Wei Our l .iII Board of Control under President Buddy Willictms started our school year activities rolling by giving the Freshmen Reception with the fresh- men as our guests. The board also ordered pins for each member. The fine pay assemblies. given during the year. were sponsored by this group. Members of the fall board were Gertrude Thornburgh. secretary: jack Dyer. commissioner of publicityg Lyalla Armstrong, commissioner of girls' athletics: Nancy Boclen, commissioner of financeg Alfred Seiera. commissioner of build- ings and groundsg Paul Palmquist, commissioner of organizations. lflmore Bar- ton. commissioner of programs and ralliesg Ifrancis Goodchild, commissionc-r of boys' athleticsg Dick Welclon. commissioner of scholasticsg Myrna Wfoocl. Girls' League president. 'Iustices were Claudio Bettiga, chief iusticeg Barbara Owens and Wiike Stornetta. associate justices. Many plans for future activities were advanced under lflmore Barton. spring board of control president, Plans for .1 conference of student leaders in our .tthletic league were proposed and the session is to takc place next tall. Several student leaders visited our school organizations this last semester to plan for the event. Our spring board members were Alfrecl Sejera. secretary: Shirley McAree. commissioner of publicity: Glenna O'l3eII. commissioner of girls' .ithleticsg l5.irb.tr.i Ciarrison. commissioner of financeg Richard Thompson. commissioner of buildings .incl groundsg Dick XX'eIdon, commissioner of organizations. Helen Hatch. commissioner of programs and ralliesg Bob Hogan. commissioner of boys' athleticssg Paul Palmcluist. commissioner of schol.tstic'sg Nancy lioden. Ciirls' l.e.igue president. justices were liill Hobbs. chief justice: 'lo Ann Smith .incl 'lolin Aclam. .issociate justices. liilov-.. . 1,14 l.o.iicl ii! loiitrol: Iiittl-c 'li'.x, Ilill Ilcililis lliilc Writ: it ' clit' 'wi ' hsiiii Iiaiii oil, Ric Ji- ii iso , p I ii , : zz. .I g i. fi. . Vicii 5v'i'... lit, .ii-.i'.. nu- fi. 1 ,s , lvtlclclx XX illiii it-. liiii I lx Pit-1-l it I'l'i'iiii Iimiiiii ill Xiu' Nwiiig Iiis Iii X I , Iii X I l tif.. X iij. xiii' i. ii Xi Xi I li il Illini ii lfilih looks ii Nix II llii XII I t 'I t l'..11l liliiiii t I X :N ii I' I Ili 1 f' .. .1 i': -Avy sf? fo Q I 'U gani ativm 14 ded Our Girls' League sponsored Belgium war orphan. Leon- tine Croekaert. received during the year a package of clothes. other necessities. and letters sent by G. I.. members. XVe also collected and boxed clothes which were sent to European children by the Foster Parents Organization. The annual Hi links with Song Titles as the theme was pre- sented with the freshmen girls and our mothers as the guests, Petitions were adopted for G, L. office seekers which were very similar to student body petitions. The class skits were also presented and the class presenting the best skit had its name engraved on a cup. Closing the year was the much-looked-forward-to May Queen Dance. The court chosen from the senior girls was Nancy Boden, Lois Black, Blanche lfuller, Mary Lou Cole- man. lflizabeth Dennison, Laverne Hubble. Pat Hoon. La Verne lfoster Silva. Nancy Paulding. Barbara Owens. llyelyn Liyesay. Marilyn Tyler. Myrna Wood. Glenn.-. O Dell and Marjean Maughan. Organized this year was the 6ilfl Club for those of us who have earned 600 or more G. L. Points by holding Ci. L. offices, having perfect uniform and working on committees. This group was formally instituted at a silver tea given by Miss Ethel Pope and Miss Alcyon Elder at which time the charter members, Mary Lou Coleman. president: jane Wtttigli. secretaryg Martha Ann Danielson. Alberta Stone, Nancy Boden, Nancy Paulding and Marilyn Tyler were presented with their emblems. Later in the year a dinner was held and Myrna Wood was initiated into the membership. The constitution was adopted and a sweater and emblem were chosen by the group. Collecting books for the Philippines and acting as guides during Public Schools XVeek were the groups first projects. lelow.1iii'lsA l.t-:title lloarrlz Staiitliiiu Uetia .Xruistavace, Peggy lloii-tim. ,loan Nlieel, bhirley Liuiiiiirizliaiiz, FSCITE N-hc-lliiig, Pat lresler, la-Riiyi - V r , L A i i A Riley. Barbara Uxxc-tis. Marilyn 'l'ylei', l.ol:i Riyiis, lfliilse liar-tori. Nt .'-ated. Sally lloili-ii, Lyalla .Xi'iiistroiiu, Myrna Howl atirl Nancy limleii. Many Sclwol I7 ojectA Nancy Hmlmx, Npriug Girl! Imagln- pre'-izhfllll Myrna XYuml. fall Ilrcxi 'lc-nt. ' ,ww .', '- . .1 .. H , . . . A . . gm ,U f J . .. MPH Mmm:-, Xamy Hwlvxl. l'r'm1r rum, Xlnvlm ,Xml Ilzum-I-mx, Xamx H51 fu I ourn li m S'ntlu1Ai AM Put at llill liolilis, lfall llrveze eilitor. lfliniilmeili lleiiiii-nn. Spring lireeze editor. llonalrl fo-ta, Review inztnauii, Fall Breeze litisiiiess iiiaiiautr, llori- llznley, Spring Breeze llllslllfsk iiiaiiauei. +2254 .Xlmxe. Reviexv Xtzsff ilietnlit-iw: 'limp run. sitting, Sli'-. lX'inifrt'il ix l'i'zmfui'il. zulxiser. Staniliing, jerry l'oi'ter, Yirginixi llxxen-, llai'li:iit Dyer, lion Insta, Shirley lit-all, Xlary l.on l'olein:4ii, l i'unt ron sezxiwl, lflifzilmelll Dennison, lleily lain liastillvl. Nlarilyn 'liyleig Xlyi' XYoml. l':il liillv-, lixiroliile Xlvlixiiwiley, lltultly lYillift:ns. Not pirttlri-il. llill Iluhlix. Right. lireele Stuff: lop ron, Hula XYelilun. -lo Stnitli. l.y:ill:i .Xiin l f ' ' . strong, lla! Gillies. Nlxtrjorie lt-ref. Renee lernizisse, Rieliaiil lluiiips-ii . . , , limb llurnett. ,leriy l'1ir!ei'. Secmiil ron. ltrnest bcott. hleztiinitie lm-1 wick, Hill XXX-lseh, Shirley Blclree, Reg:-na Myers, Peggy lloii-t-iii, ll:-li Smith. jerry Jenner. l!.ili llugain. jack Dyer. l.eoiiai'tl lilaeklitiin, ll-'li Sllfrlly, llob llrzuly. lihirtl row, Virginia Un:-iis. Shirley liezill. llailraiwi Dyer. Shirley l't-pper-, Blarjnrie Roja-. Lois Adznii-, Xuriiizi .Xnn -Iiihi. -on, Ruby llernstein. I-'ourih rmv. lu Ann Sheehy. Mary Lou lkileirziiz. lit-ttx' Lon liasi ti-,-1, Xlarilvn lyler, Reuben Stubhlefielml. Fifth rim. liill 4 - . lloiili-. l'illllil!c'lll Ileiiiiiei-ii. Doris llatley, Don Lima xiii Returning to peacetime, the Review and the junior College Mascot returned to separate publications. Last year, we patriotically conserved our finances .ind scarce materials by combining the two books. This year, we have attempted to show every phase of our school life in pictures and we have also used many new ideas, both in layouts and pictorial com- position. Another new feature is pic- turing of individuals in their class sec- tion. This has always been done for the seniors, but with the enrollment increase it was difficult to picture them in one group. With As we look to the future for our theme, we are presenting to you our school and dreams for its future. utA tending Pu6licationA Xluttlxn Ixltt. Rent-xx ttiit-tt Iltttx Ibm tx lhttft :uni Rt-tit-it tt1iuto4r'iqIl1er'. Yirgintzt 4M ' s, - - t Lutz' :intl Rtxnxx pl1olout'tphi't' lurk llxel' i ill lmtztttissttitttt tit Iuhhilti. Fhirley Xli.Xrtt. Str Outstanding Awards , , . 4ftttt'r1rssitim't' wt luhhtttx. uri it-sl till! Again Given lfnder the editorship of Bill Hobbs. the f.tll Breeze wits .tgttin r.tted Alls Ameritnn by the N.1tion.tI Stholtstic Press fXS5OCi.lll0D. The Methtlist .txxytrti was given by the C,olumbi.t Stholttstit Press Assotmtion for the 1915 issues under Hutltiy Wtllittttts .mtl Bill Hobbs. This honor wits reteiveti lttst ie.tr by the staff for the first time. To outsuntiing journ.tlism students. the Ittternational Quill ttnti Stroll .mxtrti is given. The group this year is the largest one that has ever been chosen for this honorr Much enthusiasm has been shown toward this organization by jour- nalism students. i X : L: tt., , yrtiw XX'tttttl D tr 41 tt Xt x ik XYffvlmi. Iltlflflj. XY1lli:m1 Rtntt - 1 1 ,lr A I it ' 'wiht e 5 1.1 :tt t , ar' ,tt .. N-V , , .t Y. 2:11. t...i.f1..., Sclwlal-Align fm ortance Stl-eued Our C.S.F., under Dick Weldon, fall president, gave an annual Christmas party for the auxiliary. The luncheon was held during the noon hour in the junior college social hall. During the spring semester, with Wake Stornetta as president, we were entertained at the annual luncheon given by the Minerva Club ladies February 19. Mrs. A. T. Fesler, Minerva Club president, presided and introduced the speakers and ladies on the luncheon committees, After the luncheon a variety of games were played with class rivalry high. Our school colors, red and white, were car- ried out with flowers and crepe paper. Cther fall officers were Marilyn Tyler, vice president, Bonnie Evans, secre- Below, left. l.5.I'. hosts to Right, l'.S.F. and Auxil laf Auxili ' y us tary-treasurerg and jack Dyer, publicity chairman. Spring officers were Bill Hobbs, vice president, and Betty Lou Luis, secretary. Serving as ushers for plays and concerts was the job of our C.S.F. Auxiliary made up of B average students. They were hosts to the C.S.F. at a spring picnic held in Waller park. Officers of the group were Harry Dorsey, fall presi- dent, jo Ann Smith, vice president, jean McClure, secre- tary-treasurer, Lyalla Armstrong, publicity chairman. Bob Hogan, spring presidentg Gordon Chadband, vice presi- dentg jo Ann Smith, secretary-treasurer, and Doris Hafley, publicity chairman. ary at annual luncheon. hers and usheretres. X . . 'Z .4 gp 17 qi i,,...:U V- 1. i i i I 1 Mai' '- I .' . lf group Promoted Ketter I i ing Our Y groups. senior and junior Tri-Y for girls, and the Hi-Y for boys, were both activity service and social groups. A Thanksgiving assembly was presented by these groups with the Reverend Brown of Paso Robles as the speaker. The junior group sponsored the T. B. Bangle sale and served refreshments at our Public Schools NX'eek program. The senior Tri-Y and Hi-Y held their initia- tions and several parties. The Y convention with the theme, Todays Decisions Determine Tomorrow's Des- tiny, was held at the Paso Robles high school, january 26 and 27 with San Luis Obispo, Atascadero and Paso Robles also represented. The Rev. Phil Barrett, of our First Presby- terian church, was the morning session speaker and spoke on Todays Decisions: Tomorrow's Destiny. In the afternoon. discussion groups on Leadership and Training of Y Organizations was held, followed by the district elec- tions. .1 fun banquet, and entertainment furnished by the Paso Tri-Y and I-Ii-Y groups. A number of our members iourneyed to Paso to attend the conference. Officers of the Senior Tri-Y for the fall semester were Beverly Grigsby. presidentg Nancy Boden, vice president, Mary Trebon, secretary, and Gertrude Thornburgh. treas- urer. Spring officers were Rose Marie Chadband, presi- dent: Lueen johnson, vice president: Evelyn Livesay, sec- retary. and Evelyn Elliott, treasurer. Our junior Tri-Y officers for the year were Le Royce Riley, presidentg Doreen Porter, vice president, Eloise Barton, secretary, and Marilyn Cave, treasurer. Hi-Y officers were Claudio Bettiga, fall presidentg Dale lsom. vice president, Bill Hobbs, secretary, Alfred Sejera, treasurer. Bob Hogan, spring president, Bob Bryan, vice presidentg Eldon Parminter. secretary, Bob Burnett, treasurer. lleiow. Senior Tri-Y: Top row, lfvtlyn Blclioy. Phyllis Kyle, liarnl Rlimlaliarger. Mary linguist. lloliliit- Marston. lletiy Lawson, llunnie livans. Bar- lvarzi Owens, Myrna Xvnotl, Yirginia Owens. Second row, Rust-mary Faust. jean:-tie lloline-. l'at Fe-sler. Mary 'l'rel14ni, lfranees Merritt. Margaret l'asli'u,XYilIi1a Kinz. Beverly lirig-lay, Mary Pliilbriek. Yvonne Totnasini. Blix- Barbara St-lpli, Third row, at IJI'HSllUl'l', Marilyn Tyler, Ro-e Marie Vliatlliaiiil. Xnrnia Stiililrlt-fit-lil, .Xllierra Sttuie. Rust-inary llt-ss, Rntlit- Reed. l'eg'gy lirt-en, Lois Black. Fourth row, Marv Lou Coleman, june Mc- llt-nry, Yivian Xel-on, Shirley Xlc.Xree, Lyztlla .Xrinstrona, larrrainc l'it-rcy. Nlary Stnrnt-tta, lilililllflll llennison. Fifth row, Betty Lou Luis, Priscilla -lll21l't'7. Jacqueline fasli. lit-ny Lou llasquw, lle-len llateh, Ola Narron, Nlzirgie Xlaciel. Se-ena Schelling. liila Mae Forbes. Sixth row, Ger- trude 'l'lnirnlmrgli lfvelvn Live-av, Liarolvn Mcliartnev, lltvrntliy Silva, Glenna U'Dt-ll, l'i-licia f'?lll?Hl'lllH..lt'?ll1 Blcl'lure. Seventh row, livelyn lilliott. ' ' 2 liii lin Y nies Nancy linden, Nlartlia .Xnn Nlarjean Nl:'1igli11,il.i1eeii hlolinsmi, Pat liillies, It-an firafft, llarliarzi lizirrison, Nancy lanliling, lai iz A: .1 . i . Y Da Vs 1. nitl oi k IQ, x 7' YF' 45. ,Xlmua Swing Kinux: llurk rim. Xlnrilyn illylrr, XYakc- 5im'l1L-Im. Tum Pzulrnqui-1. lulllie lwrlwlm Dun Vilimninullzmi, l'runi rmr, Parxy Drznlmrr. llub liugilxtun, Margie Tremvlling, lletty l.uu l.m-, ,lim -luhnwn, Herald Fulle-r, Paul Bly:-r-. jack Taylor, Hull llugzm, Mr, Slmrp, NllL'l'I!lL'l vlvukinx. ,lim XYiIwi1, ilmv, llaml Xluiulwiw: Twp row, Nzmtni l'ui'fl15, Betty Vuxwlxy. Franklin lillix, llill llilnllzlril, iirzaylou XYzulle-igh, Cliffurml klmk, -lim Ranma lim lbclima, Xlzargiu 'l'rn-mclling. lla-ill Ifvzmx. l'-Ullflll ruw. Daryl lizlrkcr, Umm Khmiinghzun, C21-ralsl lluming, Herald Fuller, Mznlculm llarulrwly. Vlrzulnilu- lluxtwick, Mzlrilyn 'l'ylL'l'. Umm XY:x!lz'l'x. llliinl row, hlzmuw .Xln-lim. ,lot Yilmw, XYultcr Stix-r, jim ilnllilfuil. lizxlpll lmmkxcm, Ruln-rt 'l'orrg-N, Holm Iluuglan. XYakcficl4l SIlH'Ill'II?i, Nlr. llarolml Shania. Sn-cnml ruw, Nlargiv Nlarivl, Pntq Drzulluer, llni'lmru fzirriwn. lh-cky liimxn, l'l13lliN Kyla-, lim limp. Rulznml Lzmini. Hill lilzlcklmxn, Xlarilxu liell, Sallx limlcn, limmir- lix':ni1N,l vlici:x 4'alJ:m1:m, lfrailrilu- Kmllvrmsm. Frmlt rim, kiivrliilu, llrlrn llxnrll, Ricllaril l.l1iw,'KlyVlm WF: frMw..W,e.o W., M .Xhoveg llwlln-sti':t: llnrk roxy. Darryl llzirkei', .Klan Xlaxson, lieizilll l tlllei'. Furl Reanier. Duane' lirieson, lfaul lla-yors, Roseilmry l :lus!. l'aI-5' Mesiroyy, ,lim XVII-oil, Kiilllfjll lfpp, Riellzirrl liz-ntl, liraylloii XY:iilleiul1. liertlrell l-lorne. loin Pstlntqtii-t, Xlr, Shzerp, llvill llfu'ti:':lr:. lfront row, lioh lioyil-ron, l.oi'l'n1ile l'iel'L'5, Slaruie Tretnelliiig. -lzlrkle Taylor. .Xllztm Hong. l.il5 .Xrtizaig:1. larol Xlzxilin. Not lrlCfl1I'k'4.. Xluiilyn l'ylei. Ku y lf ar or Mamie group V4'ith tr.lnsport.ttion dir'l'ieulties eused. our musie organ- izdtions have been ttble to p.1rtie1p.1te in m.1ny .ietiyitie-s. Se-yer.1l musie festivals. however. h.1ye not yet returned ti the list whith we hope may be .added to our opportunities .tnother ye.1r. During the football se-.ason the b.tnd .tdded color to the events with the Addition ol mitjorettes. twirlers. .md eolor guard. Their marching .tnd playing itt home .ind out-oll town games helped put th.1t thampionship te.1m before the publie They also gave seyeml noon tonterts .ind pl.1yed during Public Sehools X'i'eelt. Our b.ind pitrtitipdted in .1 musit festiml held Nl.ty 1' in S.1nt.t B.1rb.tr.1. This this the first time in m.iny yetirs th.1t it w.1s possible to hold this eompetition in which eight different bands were represented. These b.1nds m.1rehed .md played during the Afternoon .md m.1ssed for .an eXel'1iCI! LUYH LTI. Three members of our Ol'LllL'Slf.i. Betty l.ou Luis. Xldrgie Tremelling .ind Sldrilyn Tyler. were .tttepted for the All Southern C..ilil'orn1.1 High 5thool Symphony Orehestr.. held in Santa B.1rb,1rt1 during Nl.1reh. There were oxe' one hundred .tnd thirty high sehool lUL1Slel.lflS.1IIL'ITellHQ this three-d.ty meeting. At school. noon eonterts were given .ind .1 musical progmm was given oyer the r.tdio. Our high sehool d.1nee bind, the Swing Kings, tr.tye7.-,l to I.os Angeles for the Look N.iIlUH.ll Amateur Bind Coit- Iesl western l-llT.llS. They pl.1eed sixth out ol' twenty-four iii the tompetition. Beetuse of their late reorg.1niz.1tion. they were un.1ble to pl.1y for school ddnees but g.1ye noon dimes .md eoneerts, A111111-, li111l11YxI 11111 11111. K111 151'111111. 1111111 l 1'1':11-11:.. 151113 115,151.11 -' 171. XX M1-.H 1, L I 1 , , . ,. , X ' ' ' 1 1 1 11111111111 11111 1 11 'W 1l11u:111. 211111-111 111111 J111t11, 1i1v1x1'l111r11'1--11, 111112111 151.-11. 1 -X 1--4--.1 I 1 1,1 1 1 21111. XX':11'1'111 111f114211'11, R115 N1-111121. 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XYy11411111 l11111uw, 51111111111 l'-111111, Klzlrglv '1'1'1'111u11111g. 1511-1 11111. lh11111:1 51:111y 1:1-:ku 11111111-111111. l 1'z1111'1-N 1l1111r11, 'X'1x1:111 XH1111111 Yu-11. l':11'111 li111i11gI4111, IJ11113 XY111111-, lJ111'1- .Xfvu-1111 -111111 1'1'11'3, 1'riNc111z1,l11:111f. l'Q1c:11111:' 4l:111111'11u. S111 1'1 3 -: ff-1 tlaer 0 gani ationA p4ctia7e Our boys service organization, the Knights, organized several years ago, continued their former policies of con- ducting our flag-raising ceremony each morning, patrol- ing the cafeteria lines at noon, maintaining order in the assemblies, and keeping our grounds and halls in an orderly fashion. They also gave several parties and a largely at- tended school dance. The commissioner of buildings and grounds each semester, Alfred Sejera and Richard Thomp- son, acted as the Master Knights, john Adam and Reinhart Rabska, scribes. Our Thespian honor society held several cake sales and raised money for them to take a trip to San Francisco where they were able to see Oklahoma and other stage produc- tions. Combining with the Theater Arts and Radio Broad- casting classes, they presented several radio plays and one- act plays for clubs. Officers of the organizations were Harry Dorsey, fall president: Helen Hatch, vice president, Bonnie Evans, secretary, and Barbara Garrison, treasurer. Helen Hatch, spring president, Ruthe Reed vice president, and Barbara Garrison, secretary-treasurer. Our glee clubs, under the direction of Mr. Harold Sharp, entertained many civic organizations during the year. The highlight of their program year was the Easter Cantata, Victory Divine, by Christopher Marks, presented in cooperation with Mr. Paul Hinant's Theatre Arts class. The glee club members sang the cantata, while the Theatre Arts people acted out the parts. The cantata gave many the opportunity to do solo work and earn their music awards. The glee club was also on the Public Schools Week program and also gave several noon concerts. awfsswalgfw 1 1 was-swf iw' -s-wg. -s -: fx: .1 Wm .7.:u r 2: 'i . I i liimis. Holi lioyl-inn i lliiix lim-ty. brine-l. Nanny l':il1lflii1u. llzulfzuvi li:u't'i-im, llvlirri flu l Riuiiir. Xli-yer'-. llfrilmi' lzxzllls. lluris llarley. .ln-rig XX-jill' ziitfl -It-:un-tie llwl 1--. Return pg 5,mf.4 ,md cfm Abuvc, Point and Letter iniriatiun dinner. , I I ,., . . f . J s, 1 N , tall, Netiiitl tim, XYill:ti'tl l t1t'lrt-. Rlt'll?ll'Il I t tvxxxtielit l.tttei.11t'1t: lop rtivx llwtitltti l't-ttt 't Ir'i llxilitt' l 11il l'tlintliiit lim t it ' lltftit ti limit ftttlthiltl l'titltlx XX llititi l'lll Ilt ll lp I s iii . i I 2 s. i ihlis, tlttitlt Ilvttf l'hiitl rim. litltlit l'it'ltls, litttxtl lltiztitlmztii, Ken Vtztiii, lltih ' ':.s: '- -I ' 5 ' Il lv iillti lvtt kt, little Wahl t1.,lttliii ,Xtl.tni, ltitiith ion. ll.tlt lstiiti, .Xittlx I-ttltiiztim ltihti Ret-tl Iitih I tw' i 'ti X Init Xltixitt Il It lltttll ll K ,Q , I t.it. lt h lltititlit-, I ittl it , 5 it gtgnti. Ifiith i-txt. lltiti lAjti:titsm.t, .Xlftt-tl My-tit, llvtti lihliils., I.tttiit Ilttt't1:tii:t. lltfh 1 levtngtt. .lim l':tttl, tm l'etttetii1. Iitttltrnt t-in. litih liiyntt. l.ttt1it Xtims, Altit Iilihil-. l'it-tltlie Atiiitlti, ,lim I'll:s, jails litztll, limi Uztrreti, Active Athletic Groups Promoted Interest The increased membership in our .tthletie groups proved our interest in hovs' .ind girls sports. Our girls .tthletie ortgdniztttion, the Point .ind l.etter Clluh, with well over one ho.tsted the l.trKgest membership of .tnv club on our ettmpus. A hundred virls. Durin t the hill semester, with erin Crawford as th ,fs .tnd Rose Marie itided the eountv . se.tIs .ind literature to portunity to give service to the totntntinitv .ind e.trn points toward our .ivvt1rds. We initi.tted liiftvs C,li.idht1nd. president .ind vite president, respectively, we .twin ltilferettlosis Assotidtion hv pretxtring .ind mailing 'lf B . the residents ol' this .ire-.t, This service mauve many of us .in op eight nevv tnttnlvers during Mdrv Stornettts. spring president. term of oliliite, Revising of the constitution l.1st year glue many more of Us the ehante to join this .tttive org.tniz.ttion. Plans were being lorrnulttted hv P. .ind L. tnemhers for .1 Plitv lltv, to Ire held in .Xluv hut. due to unforeseen ttrtttmstdntes. we voted to tnntel it .tnd hold tt next ve.1r. Preventing the vxedrinltg of tIleKQ.tl stripes .ind svve-.tters was the main proiett ol' the l.ettermen s fltth, our hovs' .tthletit IJF4S.llll7.lllUll. Uliliiters xxere lion XX'.1rren. preside-ntg XY'tll.trd liotlues ttleeeptsedj. vite prestdenti l..tvvrente 'l'est.t. setretdrv- tre.tstirer. .ind C l.1udio liettitgui seritge-.int .ll .trms. llfltif. l't': itil I.f t:' Ittgt tvv. llf'.:t Xlzv-'fx Nlztts Mtiqutx, Nm.. llfttlw. klwtlff Hit:- imft' lflit- 1 i 1' Ylang' Nlf' 'r i, I'--15:1 Nj tl' Xl:1: f'.' In -. ll- ,Xlfft lt. Nlt lift: rl If- -f lim-'f 1' lit Qi l.': ' Itvl.'sw. 'C':'f. lvfttl. llttfft'l.'. vI-tli'- ' I.-tt .t'mt I'1!t'f I.'.1 . XV.-' Ilfttzs II1Ili2,. illx I1-till: Xf.t','l. 7-in.. lint-I XX t't,.' Nm? .1 Uillfi. Ilttl-It. Xu- ft',, 'Int' 'i Im twt-nt: I-,, 't' mritz' '. l'f'e,'. Ili-'rswit Nom I,ff th.t'- ..::. I.ttl,t ll ..ts, l.ttt- Xtfm 'lttXi:' 5-ln' . Nl,t - lrtf-.-Itirt Xl-lIf v, :ti-It ittftI.,I-.c l..tt:1 :t,. lil.: NIA' l'tt:'f-. lm: 'Iv XMI l'l..f - I-su' Xftw. l.tttQ.' ft't'i. vI1'tt'1.'v-r weft Xml llfiln, Il '. I3.r' -1 Xl tt., ,I-tt, 11,1-f In-I, l.' IIN , If--v-V Nil, XX1-it Xl t.t'Ei- - ll ' - Il1 f'. Xl- '.,. Ii: :if Nl.:'U. llf:- l'f... ll-t-- Inv- ll,,itL It ., t My-3, llmi X ' I Y'f lI'-'- NIU- .Xltr IMI , 'tl4'..t'f' littzwt XiI.1 Xlm. vw-'Y lltt ' I Mi' ll' 'i l'l - I ' 1.-., l',1'-. Xlfrgliu, Nl,it't,1'r I,r'w 'iv'4 I,t lltt' it Ilttt. lf tt't f Ml :it I f il.1 I iwff, llf 't I.fi': I.'1-, IW-f Jiij. lfiist ::.itl'- -vt! l1f.t ,i 4,fh:t 1,i' lr I.'4. NI-'ei' l ',fl 'g. lifq- : Xlfww Il,:-rl 't-. .. XE. ft'. If It:'.i X rf 1X'I't' ', I ft ' ' fit' Il' f' . Ii --lt. In lin f ICU., XI..' .' l.' IU 'f't. ll - '. lb , If. ll,-tg . Ili' X-1-tw IGM'--'1 liil' N1 ' IIN' I'w'f- Xlu-t XXI Xl--,I tier- iw. Xl,.-gt let! Q t,,t-, ti1i.Qj t.,l.l,g- It ti' X, t-'t ', Ili, ll-'t' X' 1' X- N lt' ,Nl,i-'fx Xlttdh- X: 'I Xl I lin , l1wtt'l,. :.'t '. lit -f NIA llnttll-.1'.tf. l.'1 Yi tt' lfti-tt: Nlzvjv Fwr' t:t. I.'.fft.i X tftti. 'ln bviiilt. Durutlly lit 1' f-rw. lui fr '- I':- it IJ' :uit Xt ti'ii-'.4'- -t 1, Xlztzy I Un' ,XII t 1 Nt 'f Pl-ojectA The most progressive of our campus organizations were the lfuture lfarmers of America. By aiding the lj.N.R.R.A. Iiood Relief Program in the processing of six hundred and fifty cans of tomato juice and the boys' Ag. work toward the war effort, our chapter placed seventh in the state food for victory campaign. They also collected seven thousand. five hundred pounds of old clothes for the National Wiir Relief Drive. Their local funds were increased by the sale of hot dogs and cokes during the football season and dress- ing of fifteen pullets for the market. Several members entered their livestock and won awards in the livestock show held in Los Angeles. One member, john Adam, was awarded the State Farmer Degree at an annual convention held in San Luis Obispo. Members took several tours and participated in events held at ranches during the year. Animals raised by the members will also be exhibited at the county fair this summer. Responsible for the smooth opera- tion of the organization for the year was: Claudio Bettiga, president, john Adam, vice presidentg Tom Rice, secretaryg 'Hnde taken bar Mg Bill XX'allace. treasurerg lflah Smith, sergeant at armsg and Roy Smith, reporter. The big event for our Science Club was their first visit to Cal Tech to view the two hundred-inch telescope mirror and the Griffith Planetarium, as guests of the Pasadena Science Cllub in February. They also toured the Santa Maria Army Air Base and Union Sugar Refinery during the year. Their leaders were Wiike Stornetta, fall president: Russell Manning, vice presidentg Gertrude Thornburgh, secretary, Kenneth Payson, treasurer, and 'lack Dyer, publicity chair' man. Spring officers were Paul Palmcluist, president, Dick Welclon, vice presidentg Shirley MCAFCC, secretary, Suzie Mcffartney, treasurerg and Betty Lou Basquez, publicity chairman. The Spanish Club as a group did not have any activities this year, but members of Miss Irene Signorellis Spanish classes held a Spanish party with all the trimmings in December. 5 r Li 5 '04 - , ' 5 A. V-if - , l 'Y dd K1 yr , ,... X I iv V Q I ' .4 Y gd ' ' y 4 - .-. luv' A . 'U-if 'V 5' lit-hm, Spguiixli l'luh3 'IR-p ion. Dick Aiiiliexxs, elifrlutl l'li:ipm:iii, .lohii llimli'-, Fliirlvy Xlcliee: lfliiort' lhiiiiiii, lloh liryziii, llniil Llislii, Nunn liuiltii lliiril r Nl' iilxn 'l'vlt-i' Xl'ii'ilvu Xu l 'i'-ull l1'illru'i Xle' ulit-r. llt-ltii llzilth, Kziilit-iiiie lyler. Nlziry llvhon, ,Xlht-lla Stone. llick XX ersl, 'lla ' ' ' ' ' ' 2' r 1 'i 'h li lui '. uxx,..i- V U . it ,. ti, Dyer, Nlltldllil .Kiln lhiiiielsiiii. Secoiiil row. ,lily Xlclloiiiiell, Vzirolyii Xlckfiiiiii-3. Xixiziu Xt-lsoii, lvluy l-rt-iiii, l-i-H5 lam lasluc , l'.l Aa et l iiisoii, Dt-11:1 .Xi'qiiisr:ip:it't-. lfirsr rim, Xliiry l.iiu Voli-ii1:iii.,Io .Xiiii Smith, Sully liuilifii, Nliwjeziii Nl?lllj4lH1, Shirley llzippeii, llixrotliy Souza, Ali I l' lie 'ut' ifi Nl . af? X Q K . 1 ,,zA.-4, A1 114, -f1Ji?'1f : ,btw a-L ,uf,-.luv , , , wa J fr ,Fl ' 1 4 1 fa -'41 - Q ,H I ,, 3,1 L i ua ff' Q1-ff I' fl-,,.!g4-41 ff 1 ' I 1.1 , t, -t'l if gi, K V NT .lam fig: 1' fy' 'f y' 1' ff' 's kia if 'F ,dar V.. x. x gf I NY ii C!!! AQ A slight decline in our enrollment during the War years limited our class activities to the minimum. The boys leaving for the service, and others forced to give up their school- ing to take up employment account- ed for our greatest loss. Many states were represented in our student body by those of us who came with our families to the west coast. Also, our groups were made up of many classes, colors, and creeds. Wfe had a truly representative cross section of the United States population. Our community and school district is anticipating a great increase in pop- ulation as many more opportunities for employment open up. Our ad- niinistration is confident that our enrollment soon will jump to the greatest our school has ever experi- enced. :Q-I At long last the class of 1946 is graduating and we can look back on four years with pride in work well done. The fun of dances, the games, tramp day, the wonderful ban- quet with the prom afterwards, and everything that made the senior year perfect are now behind. This class has had an outstanding record ever since enter- ing school as freshmen when we sold 31,600 in Defense Stamps in co-operation with the War Bond Drive. In our sophomore year we initiated for the first time in the history of the school a Sophomore Jamboree, which was success- fully handled by Chairman Buddy Williams and Mr. John V. Coyne, class adviser. As juniors the class of '46 helped in organizing many drives such as the Red Cross, War Loan, and the Clothing Drive, and were especially re- membered as having put on an outstanding prom for the class of '-15. As seniors the '46-ers led a year full of activities and leadership. A dance, Harvest Festival, a senior Carni- val, winning of the Student Body Plaque, participation in the schools radio program over station KSMA through a Senior Round Table Discussion, and winning of the Med- alist Award by the Breeze as a result of hard work on the part of the senior members of the Quill and Scroll, were among the activities of this ever-busy group. Representing the senior class on the CSF were Martha Ann Danielson, Marilyn Tyler, Elizabeth Dennison, Paul Palmquist, Mary Lou Coleman, Dick Weldon, Wake Stor- netta, Lee Bickmore, Chris Kortner, Bill Hobbs, Peggy Breen, Anna Mae Cossa and Gertrude Thornburgh. Those active in the agricultural department were Claudio Bettiga, John Adam, Bill Wallace and Ulah Smith, who will always be remembered for their untiring work for the F.F.A. organization. The class of 1946 entered to learn and now go forth to serve, confident that we will be able to face and cope with all the problems of the undecided future. It's hard to leave, but so long for now. 46 in-A Zeaale fnaliable Record 5 Offc Ba t lgfi B H a l Waugh 0 l ' i . X Y K . R N, .R ' .Xhove-, left, Fall Senior iers: Elmore ron. 0 Nancy liotlen. Alfretl Sejera, l.aYerne fl lf1.'lt'I'j Silva. Riulit, Spr'i1f D'ficers: ill ohh:-, Marjerm Maughn, M ri yn Tyler. .lane ' , . Y 3' ' Qi RIPNXRIH ,Xl4.XlJ.X,lUS ,l,X4'K .XlJ.XXl l- l',.X, i. J, l4IllX .XIJAXI Fulk llamv lil? .XI.I.l'lf lli,Y. 4. lfznlliml Nlxmx. J: Sn-unnl 3. 4: llln. 1.4 ini: lilnln. 1: l'.S.l . .Xux llnrlwy 'l'z:1n1, lg lfii'-1 xlinry, lg flaw Yin: l're-xl' Fwilnlmng 'lin-mn. J, ,lg ilvnl, J: Ymlxil. J, 3, -3: Sz-urml Sxxunnnng lin-ann, l .l .X, l. J, 3. 4: lli Y. J lg N-uflivl Sywvnllmll l. -13 l.m-In-l'1l:-111 liluln, 3, l'fmn, 4. 4. lf.l ..X. Simi' Svnrlxlrl. 4. Knight-. 3. -X: llrmr-l ni' liuntrvvl. 4. l'iREDDlli AMIDU Fuut- .XIARILYX .-XXDKRSUN HH'l'l'Y AZHYHDU Penh, lil-MURli llARl'UX-Span l5li'l l'X LUV ll.XSQl'l,Zf ball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, mm Slmw. 3. ish Clulr, 2. 3. 4: Thesf Point and Lette-r, 1, Z. 3 5, 4: Baseball. 1, 2: Track. piuns, 1. 2, 3. 4: Knights. 4: Science flub, 1, 2. 3 4: l.z:tlc-rm8n'- Vlulr, 2, 3, 3, 4: Ymlvil, 3: Hi-Y, 3. 45 Vmlvil. J, 3. 4: Tri-Y -I. 4: Yell l.:-ufler, 41 Com- 3, 4: Re-vie-w, 3, 4: Span nvisxium-1' uf rograma and ish L'Iuh. J. 3. 43 Quill and Rallies, 4: Student llncly Srrnll, 4. President. 43 Vlav Yin' Pre-idenr, 4, j.-XCK lil.,-Xl.l. Kniglux 4 1l..Xl'lJl1blll.'I l'llLA V14 Ill' ISIVKMURP. liznnl.J: LUIS lll.AK'K filer Ulnln. l'Ul.lil'.X HUARIJ Hi-Y, 3, 4: lfuotball Man l'In-xlllciit, l: l'i,l'i..'K., l, J. Hi-X. 3, -3. Ymlvil. 3: l. J, 3. 4: ilirill. 3. 4, agrr. 3. 4: llaxketball. 3, 3. 41 Ymlxil. J, 3. 4: lfum 1',S.l-'.. 4. Panini and Lriirr, 3, 4, 4: Intramural liznketlmll, lmll, 5. 4: llmkullmall, 3: .23 'l'ra1'k, 41 Vnxlvil, lg I.rHz-rim'v1'- Kilnln, 1, J. l.t'lIt'I'!llt'II.' Vlnli, .i. 4, Ili Y, 3. 4: Knight- 1 4 l'l.iN- Sgr. an Arun-, ' l' llmurl ff! funliul, 3, -l. NANCY liU1JliN Tri-Y. 1. J, 3, 41 lfolk Dancing. 1, 2: Yice President of Class. 1: Press Club, 3. 33 Girls' League Board. 3. 4: Board of Control. 43 mall flub, 41 Girls' Leazue President, 4. Quill and Scroll. 4, MARY Lili' COLICBIAN -- li ollll liluls President, 4: Spanish fluh, 2, 3, 4: Voclvil, 2, 33 Tri-Y, 2, 3: Girls' League Board, 2, 31 Review Staff, 4: Breeze Stziff. 4: 1'.S.F.. 2, 4: C'.S.l . Auxiliary. l, 3: G. l.. Skits, I. 2, 3, 4: Sigma Mu, 3: Press Club, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4. AREA RA Dl'l.l. - PlfiifiY llRl'il'iN -filet' Kilull. ll'ilYlfl. BROOKS Trans J. 3, 4: Vlass Teams, 2, 3: fer, 4: fllce flnli, 4: Point and Letter. 3. 4: C'.S.F. Auxiliary, 4. Yorlvil, 3: Tri-Y, 3. 4: C.5.lf.. 4. TOM COPPLEA-Glee Club. DON COSTA -Yodvil. 1, Z: 1. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Swing Kings, l, 2, 3: f'.S.l . Aux., 1, 3, Orchestra, 33 Breeze Staff, 4: Review Staff, 4: Quill and Scroll, 4. ,UM IQLLIS-Yodvil, 1, 2. ANITA ESTAL10 Trans 3,4-1: Military Training, 2: fer, 4: Typing Club, 4. lli-Y, 3, 4: lrack, 4: Football, 4: Letternie-n's Club, 4, AN 'DY l5Rl'BlANA W- Yar- ,llil l1l'RNS - Knights. - sity Basketball, l, 3: Yar- 3, 4: l.et1crmen's liluli. 3 sity Football. 1. 3. 43 Yoilvil. 3, 4: vTrack, 3 4: lfomhall, 4: Yell Lead er, 4: l'.S.F. Auxiliary, 4 ANNA MAE i'0SSAf MARTHA ANN DANIEI C.S.F.Auxiliary.l1lin-uve SUN C'.S.F.. I, 2, 3, 4 Staff, 2, 3: Review Staff, Spanish liluh. 2. 3, 4 2: Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, 5, 45 fill!! Club, 4. Press Club, 23 Secretary of Class, 2: C.S.F., 4. Nl A RCA R ET HST ES - l0llN l liRGL'5ON -- Mil: Transfer, 3: Hockey Sec- tary Training, 2. 5: Foo ond Team, 3, 4: Spec-clhall ball. 31 Knights. -li Ili-Y First Team, 3. 4: Yollcy- 4. hall Second Team, 33 Hase- hall First Team, 3. I 1 l.liflXURIi l'.XRR.XNZ.X JIAIUIARICI' l'.XS'l'RU- llfbll l'I.liX'lCNliliR l.ctrerA Spani-h iilllll, J, 3, 4. C'.S,l ., I: Tri-Y. 3, 4. xm'n's l'Iuln, l. 2, 3, 4: l I uk l 3 K l'Il.IZ.Xl3l'Q'l'llDHNNISON- - Ill-ITTY DIXUN - H Yorlvil, I, 2, 3, -83 Span- ish Club, 5, 43 Breeze lirli- mr, 4: Review Staff, 41 Point anzl Letter l'lub, 5. 4, Hockey First Team, 41 Speeflhall First Tram, . .., ,L lfcmtlmall. 4. .XRRY DORSl'IYgThefpi- JIM DOTY- anx, 1, J, 3, 4, Science flub, 4: i'.S.l . Auxiliary, l, J, 3, 43 Press Club, 43 Voclvil, l, 2. 33 Knights, 3 4' lutnrrnin' fluh 3 1 . 1..,S 'N 4: Huy! State Delegate. l.S.l'.. l. .Z, 3, 4: Quill 3: llrvvzi- Staff, 4: Rc- anrl Scroll, 4. view Staff, 4: Quill ami Strull. 4. IISICLLA lfl'lRR.KRl lfa-lr NYIl.l..XRIJ l-'URIHQS Yin- LA YICRNIC lf4JS'l'liR CSII.f lIl..XNk'lllilfl'Ll.liR -Point ion Show. 3, l'r0-irleut of l.i-itci'xiici1'f YAP Point and Letter, anal Letter Vluh, l. J. 3, l'luh, 4. illvcm-:irL'4l.J J, 5. 43 lfashimi Show, J: 4: Glu- Vluh. J, 3. 4 .Nl ., 23 flaws Secretary. 4 'Y M3 JOHN Fl'l.l.liK lli-Y. 4. HAROLD llA1iliN Letter- nien's l'lulr, 3, 4: Track 4, llasl-cc-tlxall, 3. 4. PAFLIN E H L'MAX4'l'rans- fer, 3: Fashion Show, 3. ,ni 4' if ,ff FRAXVIS uuuDc'Hll.1J Knights, 2. 3, 4: Football. 3. 43 Basketball, 3: Track, 4: Hi-Y. 3. 4: l.ettci'incn's Club. 3. 4: flass Officcr. 3: Vodvil, 4: Boys' State- Delegatc, 3: llnarsl of Vnna trol, 4. 'l'll.l,I E HA l HANK AN DALE 1SOMnUrchestra, l 3, 4: Aviation flub, 1 Letterman? Cluh, 1, 2, 3, 4: Vodvil. 3. 43 Football, 4, Track. 3. 4: Basketball, 4 Hi Y 4 FLHR liXl'l-1 li 0 0 D - ,IRAN HR.-Xl l 'l' Transfer, MANl'lil. HR.-XNADU '- lf X H l' ii ll ffiilce flub, 4: Tri-Y, 4: Ymlvil. 4. I, J, 33 Yorliil. l, 2, 3 Point and Letter, 1, J, 3, -1. Il'Nli ll.-'xR'l'M.-XX lfasliimi I.l-ill..X ll.-XRTRIAN FRAXVHS llAl'Kl1 'l'r:ins- Shim, l. 2. fer, 4. MIKE JENKINS-Kiiights. MARIE Kl-Il.l.liY-Hockey CHRlSKUR'liNl'lR- Vodvil, 2. 3, 4: Swing Kings, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1. 2. 3. 4. First Team, l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey All Saints, Z. 3, 4: Speedhall First Team. l. 2, 3, 4, Speedball All Saints, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball First Team, 1, 2. 3, 43 Volleyball All Saints, Z, 3, 41 Basketball First Team, I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball All Saints. 23 llawball First Ti-am, l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball All Saints, 1, J, 3, 4. 1: Breeze Staff, 1: Press Club, 1: C.S.F. Auxiliary, 33 Spanish Club, 3, 4: Knights, 4: l'.S.F., 4. , 5 Q! 3 'Q ll.l. llUHBS- Votlvil, l lll'lYliRl.Y!iRIliSllY Yotl- MARY Gl'fitil.X f l' l zt N f llARl-liY HADSELI. Let- vil, I, J, 3, 43 Point aml Teamx, l, 2, 3, 4: 'lihcatrv tt-rn1e11'f flub, 41 llaskel l.t'tter, l, 2, 3, 4: flaw Arts, .23 Point aml l,t'!tt'l'. lvtll -1 lx 43 l'1iY,-3. -5 .., . ' A Teattts, l, 2. 3, 41 'l'r'- '. 5 l'1c11lt11t 4 2, 3, Basketball. 2, 4, Spanish Vlub, 2, 3. 43 t'.S.F., .21 Review Staff, Z, 5, 4: Breeze Staff, 3. Editor, 4, CSF, 2: Knights, 3. 4: Hi-Y, 3. 4: Golf Club, 3: Boys' State Dele- gate. 35 Football, 3, 4: Baseball, 3, 4, Letterme-n's Club, 3. 4: Board of Con- trol, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. , l'A'l'll00N Fahhion Show, L. l. 1.5.12 Auxiliary, J, XVI-IRXI-1 Hl'BllI.l-L -liar ketball First Team, lg Hockey First Team. lg Speerlball Second Team, l, 5, Hockey Second Team. 3: Yell Leader, 4. TH HLBIA lll'DDl.liS'l'UX '!4 '1'fN'l Nfl UH11- IJURIVI in' 1,114.1 l l' 113. li x' 13 1. Y x l.l x' li s ix Y x1.x1u' 1.1'1s 111.-r 111111, lg S4 'I' ' -, -. C l'HH'lf, 4- kt-tlrall First Team, I, 2, .lg Traiisfer, 3: 'l'l'i-Y. 3. 4. Volleyball Se-cowl 'l'n-am, 1, J, 3. I1-am. 4. Spet-elhall Svtmlil llockvy Second 'll-am, l, 3: Speetlball Thiril Tvlillll. lg Speedball Seroml 'll-am, 3: Speetlball First 'll-am, 43 Basketball Thirtl 'll-fun. lg Baseball St-coml Tm-11111, l, 3: Ynlleylmnll lfirxt 'l1l'5iI'll, l. 3, 4. o l P., L I l4.UNfX NIALLORX Frans- fcr, 4: Volleyball Srcuml Tvam, 4, I l't'lI.l.li Ml-IDINA illu- filllll. l. 2, 3, 4: Vmlvil, I, J. 3: l'.S.F. Auxiliary, , -, llc-altlt Monitor. 2, 3. ,ENNA 0'Dlil.l. f - Point :mtl Letter, 1, 2, 3, 4: All Saintf, 1, 2, 3. 4: lfirft Tcamf, 1, 2. 3, 4: Yell l.c-atler, 43 liuartl of Frm- tml, 4: Tri-Y, 4. KIAXINIC RIANKINS lil-II.Y.X I.liIi 3l.,XRSTUN f XI.XR.ll'Q.XN M.Xl'4llI.XN HOLLIS XIAXSUN l'.S.l' l'ri'Y. 4: Pniru aml l.e't- Trau-frr. 3: Tri'Y, 3, 4: Auxiliary, I: Sz-uiur Ratlio tvr, 4. Swarm-tary ut' Flaw. 4, Ruuutl Table Diwcuminn, 43 Lium Vluh Spenkin iftmtr-t, 4. l l.URlfNK'lf MlfRL'ADU- l R.XNl'lfSXITCRRITT Kiln- ll.-XRRY NA-Ui.-Xl 'liritilfxfvr t-oL'1Sl-QNAGAI Trattsfrr lfashitzu Show. l. lilulv, l. J, 51 Ymlvil, l, .21 4. 4 lfaxhiuu Slww. 1. 3: t'.S.l'i. Auxiliary. 4, Nl.-XRJORIIQ UK.-XBlU'l'U - RAXIUX,-X UXTlYliRUS liARliARAUlYlfNS flirlmr- BILL OXFORD f- Letter Hockey Firat Team. 3: Spauixh l'luh, 2. 3. 4. frr. 3: Juxtice liuumittee, mf:n's Club. 3, 4. Hockey St-cuutl 'lk-am, .23 4: Science fluln, 4: Sec- Hockey Thirtl Team. lg Spc-etlball Secuml Team, ll Spec-cllmall lfirst Team, Z3 Basketball SL-cmttl Team l: liasclzall Sc-cuusl Tram I: llasclrall lfirxt Tram, 2 Volleyball Svcmttl lkam I: Ynllcyhall First Team 7 rn-tary tu Girls' Lrague, 4: I'ri-Y, 4. XXAXIJA1 Ml' l'Al.I,ISl'IiR DHl'KZI..XS Ml' l'HliRS-OX l!IiYI-IRl.Y MILADOXYS f -All Smut, Softball, 2: 'l'rzmafer, 4. Puim anrl LL-ltcr, lg Ynrl- vil, 3. WAYNE Nlil.S0NP--L'.S.if. ROY NELSON 'Kuightx 3, IQRLICNIL XURTIiRUI'ff SUE NOTTINGHAM i Xuxiliary, 4. 3, 4: Vodvil, 4. Trauffer, 3: Point an Letter. 4. I'Xl'I. l'AI.5IL2l'lS'l'- VSV, ICUJISIQ I'.XRl.1IiR Trans VLXBII-'S I'.Xl'I. NAXVY I'.Xl'l.IJlNI2 Tr- I, 2, 3, 41 Yuclvil, 1, 3, 3, for. 4: l'.S.l ., 4. Y. 1, J, J, 4: MH Vlub. 4 4: Knights, J. 3, -1: Sci- llirlx' Imznzur Hwzuwi. l CIIC4' l'luh, 3. 3: I'1'exirlcm. 'l'l1vfpi:mN. 3. 4: Ymlnl, l 4: Ili-Y, 3, -1: IA'UCl'III6II'N 3, 43 lfaxhimm Shun. 3. lluh, J. 5, 4: Klawf Prev' rlcnt, l: Hoarfl uf 4'uu1rol. I, 43 Hoy? Statv Dvlx-gatv. 3: liawkcihall. 3. 4: Gulf fluh. 5. 6? ww nf ir., nm.. an s if l ' 7 1 ei 1 A O L- PI N K S T U N rllf,-XX PORTER--filet lilllll. VHIUN R.-XBIUS -- Letter- 'llfallgiffy 4. li Fashion Show, 3, 4. men! flub, 3. 4. ll'..XN RUlXl'.5l.XD has ion Shim: 1: Ymlvil Font- h- D4 lRtl'l'llY RUMHRU liancl, l. 2. 3, 43 llockey YIYIAX Rl'IZ lille Vlub. l. 2, 3. 43 lnrlx lznxeinble, mittee. 4. First Team, l, J, 3, 4: lg Yorlvil, l. J. 3. 45 flaw Speeclball Firft Team, 1, 'll-mn, 2. 3. A: Snanieh 2. 3. 4: Volleyball Firmt Vluh, 2, 3, 4: All Sainix Teant. l. 2, 3, 4: Baseball Baseball. 3. l:ll'Sl Team. 1. J. 3, 43 All Sztintf. Z, 3, 4: Point and Letter, 2, 3, 4. CAROL SURENSON -- XY.-Xl.'l'ER STIIER Orchew Xl A R Y S IWJRN l-I'l l',X Hand, l, J. 3: liaakethall, tra. 1, J: Swing Kingh, 1. l'.S.l ., 3. 3: l'.S.l . Aux- 41 Lettertnn-n's Club, 2, 3, 2 3: Knights. 3, 4: Yorl- iliary, 41 Point anal Lettir, 45 Vozlvil, 3, vil. 1. 1: Track. 3, 4. 2, 3. 4. Flaw Teaznx, 2. 41 Spanish l'lub. 2. 3. -l: 'l'1iY 4 'T M OLL1 Ii RAYO-Point and Letter. 3, 4: Mexican Vlulx. I, 2. 3, 4. Lada.-be Rl l'Hl'f REED The-spians, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Y. 2, 3. 4. IJUXNA Sl-QXRVY Ulm- .Xl.l RliD Sli,lliR.X l,etterA Vlub I 4 XV,-Xlili STURN li'l l',-X ff- liand, l. 2, 3. 43 i'.S.F., 1, Z, 33 Prefialent. 4: Sci- ence Vlub J. 3. 4: flas I'resideni,l.Zg Swing Kings-, 7 3 4 Vodxil l 7 3 4' ...,. ,,-,.. Board of Vontrol, 1. 4, Knights, 4: Basketball. 3. 4: llil, 3. 4. mena Club, l. J, 3, 4: Kniglnx, 3, 3, 43 Vonlvil. Z, 3, 4: lli-Y, 3, 4, Boys' State Delegate, 33 Track, 3, 43 Basketball. 3, 4: Board of Control. 45 Clash President, 4. XURNIA S l'l'Hlil.lil-'Ilfl.D ,iff Z 3 1 .Q Y SI'IiI.I.,X RIaYI'QS -xIK'XAIt'JHl XIZXIULX-IiIi'I' RIIDICNUVR Rl'IJY R4lDRI44jl'IiZ 'I'I1v:- iluh, I, -, 3, 43 Mlm' l IuIr, Irzm-Irv. I. plan-. 3, IL I.cvtn-l'1xu'1I - I, 3: VHY, 3, lg I'uim l'IuIn, J. 3. I. :n11I I.1'!Ix'I, 1. IUNII SIIIRUNIA Trans- .XI.Il'I'. BI.XRIIi SILVA l'I..XII SBIIIII l .I ..X., I. IIILI. SNIIXYDICN - fvf. 4, Vhoruw, lg Ulm- l'luIs. l, J, 3, 4. 3. -Ig Ymlvil, l, Z, 3: i'.S.I ., 3. IJUX 'I'I II Ill LN IA-tim' I..Xl'RIiX4'I'.'I'If5I'.X I!:u14I, HI R'l'Rl' III-. 'I' IIHR X NI.XRll.XRI'.I' IWHLXAZZ n1:'n'N l'Il1Ir, I, Z, 3, 4: I, J. I4l'RIIII .XII Slumx, I: Flax- Yiu- I'n-NIIII-xml, I: Flax- S1-ru-rxux, I1 I'wml Youth-' Ilrganifzuliun xml I.I-In-1, I. J, 3. 11 IIn:urI, lg I'r:ukIx. .IL Ifwml l'.S.I ., I. J, K, 4: YmIx'iI. hall, 8. I. J, 3, I: Sum-'Irv I'IuIn. Q, 3, 43 Ihvrfn' Sliiff, .Il Iin-xu-xx Stull. K, IIWHII fr! I'm1l1'nI 1 iN MARILYN TYLER -- Ui'- che-rra. 1, 2, 3. 4: llaml. l. J, 3. 4: Voclvil, l. 2, 3. 4: Swing Kings. 1, J. 3, 4: Santa Barbara Musical Festival. 1, J. 3. 4: First Suivn'ninu Team, l, J. 3: Point :incl Letti-r. J, 3. 43 Spanish Club, 2. 3, 4: C.S.l . Auxiliary, l: C.S.lf.. 3, 3, 4: Tri-Y. 3. 4: llrm-lc Staff, 3. 4: Review Staff. 3, liilitrtr, 4: llrvss Club. 3, 4: mm Club. liirls' l.t'illlll' Secretary, 4: Clase Yirc Presiflent, 4: KSMA Rnunil Table lliscussiun, 4: Quill ansl Scrnll, 4: Linus Club Speaking Cun- 'esl 4 X'lYl.'xX VANDER YliliX Ymlvil. l: Fashiml Shuw. l. IANE YVACGH f C.S.F. Auxiliary. 1, 2, 3, 42 C.S.F., 3: Tri-Y. 3, 4: Spanish Club, .21 Cniform Monitor. 2, 3, 43 man Club Secretary, 4: Class Treas- ure-r, l, 4. l' RANK YAl.lfNl'l1 LVCY YEQLA 'K XYHLDUN C.S.l ., DIC 1. 2. 3. 4: lfootball Man' ager. l, 3. 4: Ruard of Control. 2. 4: Hrreve, 2, 3: Press Club. 2, 3: Ymlvil. J. 4: Class Prcsiflent. 5: Quill and Scroll, 3. 42 Buys' State Delegate, 3: Knights. 3. 4: Science Club. 4: Track Manager. 4: l.etterlnen's Club, 3. 4. ij DIA YAXHXI f llmlgey l'ii'st 'lin-azn, l. J, 3, 4: Spa-wllpall lfirst Tram. l, 1. 3. 4: All Saints lluckey, 4: .Xll Saints Speellball, l, 41 Yulleyball First Train. l. 2. 3: llasketball SeL'un4l ll-avn, l: liasketbzlll First Train. J, 3: liasebzill liirsl llaui, l. J, 3. 4: l'nint :mul l.m-Hrr, l. 2. 3, 4. l4ll.l. XXAl.l.Al hf l'.l'.A.. I l, -, 3. 4: Knights. 4. li l' DDY XVI LLIA Bl S llra-L-vc. l. 2, 3: Editor. lg Basketball, J: Bilsklrlxll, J, 3, 4: Class President. J: l.eltermen's Club. 2. 3, 4: Ymlvil, .2. 3: Track, J, 3. 4: lluys' State Delegate, 3: Quill anil Scroll. 3, 4: lfuutllall, 3, 4: Ri-view, 4: News Announcer, 4: Stu- ilv.-nt limly l'resimlvnt. 4. D4JYll'f VAX l'lil.'l' 4 - lllve Club, Z, 3, 4: Ymlvil, 3, 4: The-pians, 3. 43 llealth Klunitur, 4. Nm picturi-rl: lJHX.XI.IJ I.lili I2lil.l, l-flJXY.XRlJ 1211311415 RICHARD I..Xl R XYll.l.l.XXl C. l.l l49lll'Hf Rl'SSl-.I.l. NIANNIXU SlllRI.l'.Y Nl.Xl lillliXYfQ LUIS ll. Xl.Xl'CllI.liY K.X'l'lll.l-QICX NIC l4RlDl-Q C.XR5lliN NURIHKQ.-X VICTOR RAMIRI-QZ CAROL SCHTT RAYXIHND SULANO IACK XYAl.l.ACli Orchess DON XYARRI-IN 4 Basket 3 tra, l. 2: Raclio liruailcast- mg. 3. BIYRNA XVOOD--Song Leader, l: Fulk Dancing, 1. 2: Voclvil. 1. J. 3, 4: Class Secretary, ll Review. J. 3, 4: Press Club. 2, 4: lirreze. .Ig 'l'rifY. 2, 3. 4: liirls' l.i-agus linartl, 3: Pr:-siilenl, 4: Point anrl Letter, 3, 43 Quill anal Scroll. 3. 4: Klajoreltc for Hnml, 4: mm Club, 4. ball, 2. 5. 4: Football, 4: Lettern1en's Club, 2, 3 4: Class Vine President, 3 I-QRALDINIC XYYATT- lluckey Second Team, 1 Volleyball Team. 1, 3 Hockey First Team, 2 Speerlball Secnml Team 3. 4, li? Y,-s. args.: .Adnan l .. T H ff. I I 1 V4 2. M W, nv, ,.. 3 , rn ff F ry 1 f , 1 E 4 4 1 iw TAY J X ' 34, J 'JE W? 1? it kr: I- X ff? W4 ', 1 if 14' H 4-'35, A ,fi Y If r f 'A M? , 4M,,,.,4 7, , ,wg h,,ff?,w ,ww ,Av is N 47 47' Sweate A lfely gi een sf if ww . 1 The Victorious Saints dance .ind Senior Prom top the social events of the year given by the juniors. Our Stunts tlttnce xxpts given in cele- bration of the l1e.u'yweigl1t foot- ttun xx mi it in untltlei se ison this utr The tnnutl Senior Prom just ggixen hx tht junior tliss xx ts the biggest form tl tltnte ol tht Keir XXK hue been tttixt in most ol the ortfmiutions in sthool this wir t hut 1 ixeriut in t S iior Tri H Sptnis C J ess C b ientt uv int lxnisghts ioltrship of our tllss Qc with 10 on me x ilittry spring semester 16 on the C S I' tnd 1 number on the Botrd ot Control n.3n: 1- .Xlrmix ,lunim Vliiee rH'l'iu-i's: Trip, lifih Smith, lloh llmggin, l.x.illn Ain'-tiont .Xllmrtzu Slum-, I'iisiill:t -luzucf. Rirhziiil 'l'lifini1:sm1. llelim, -l1iixim's: l'4ip rim. 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Ben Burns, I.eRoyce Riley, Dorothy Souza, Wiirren Hanson, joy Mc- Donell, Martha Ruddick and Florence Silvera. Spring membership included Ben Burns, Rosalie Munoz, Dorothy Souza, Millicente McGee, jack Taylor, joe Tihbils, Bill Tunnell, Winifretl Vlfeathers. jean Winernan, Fred Hanson and Bonita Mitchell. lit-low. Siniulliiiiiiziws: 'lamp row. YlltIllK'i Xheloe, Dirk ,Xilaii1. Raylimid .XtlH:uw. Yixxziii .X1iiiiii, llvrty .Xlleii, l.ilIi:iii .'Nii:n:iilu, -lumix .Xiiileixiim Xlririlyn Aiiilersml, -lohii .Xrltlranlc-, llill .Xlicln-xi'-. Diek .Xrlilrt-ws. Set-oiiil iuw, l':4i .Xiii1:4iiil, Dull .Xi'i'zi-iiiitli, l.ily .Xi'ii:iig:i, 'lliny .Xrtiziuin Olin Atkins, Doris Az:-vedo. Mary Balm, Yiriqiniza lialilivif, Huh llzlrra, Dznryl llai'lqei'. Myrtle liiiialiimliniiew. 'l'hii'fl riiw, Flui-4' lliiiami, Dim Bates, Shirley lit-zill. llill l5lzu'klmi'ii. k'arul llilliiigmii. K'zu'xt-l liozirwliymii, Sully liiiiltii. lfzirl lloiiil. .luhii lluwli-s. lliih lirziily, ,liihii llryan. 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