Santa Maria High School - Outrageous Yearbook (Santa Maria, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1948 volume:

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'gi' 1.17 '53 J A A-, - ' 1,4 fi, : ur EQYQ ' ' '11 , Q. A . . 41. .. 114 f ' .x ,g',?.k. I. , ' '71 4', 9 'as -- QM' X. gf fi' i D 0 K Fall Officers-President, Bob Wilson, Secretary, Nancy Lackey Vice President, Bob Brady enior After Entering to Learn four years ago in this million-dollar plant, the class of '48 is leaving, going forth toserve. Beginning their high school career in '44 they have come along many ways to the fine leaders they are today. Leading in the special fields are students revealed in the fol- lowing paragraphs. Some of the cIass's artists are Shirley McCabe, Ursula Sander, Zane Tognazzini, Pat Palmer, Thelma Smith, Elizabeth and Peggy Ties. The dramatists lucky enough to enter the Thespians organization were Millie McGee, Curtis May, Peggy Houston, Leonard Domingues, Fred Flores, Ira Harper, Nancy Locke, Dan Cunningham, Ralph Coakson and Shirley Beall. Some of our athletes included lra Harper, Ken Cole, Ken Crain, Leonard Domingues, Don Holt, Okie O'Brien, and Bob O'Dell. Boys that proved talented in the raising of animals, were Bob Barca, Roy Smith, Fred Dull and Manfred Sanders. Active in music were Graydon Wadleigh, DarreJl Barker, Don Cunningham, Gerald Fuller, Jim Johnson, Adam Wong, Carolina Curaza, Betty Potter and Elizabeth Fickel. The radio workshop seniors were Fred Flores, Peggy Houston, Don Holt, Ralph Cook' son, Don Cunningham, Barbara Meagher, Tiny Silveria, Shirley Beall, Leonard Domingues, Bob Brady, Joyce Campbell and Stanley Domingues. Students of Journalism were Bob Brady, Shirley Beall, Joyce Anderson and Graydon Wadleigh. Spring Officers-Sgt.-at-arms, Don Sherwoodg Secretary, Jo Ann Sheehyg Vice President, Fred Hanson, President, Jackie Taylor. Craig Dimmit Donna Edie wx Leonard Qominguez Befgy Dorsey Claude Douglas Sl leY Ellls Duane Ericson Tom Estalio Very quiet, but nice sort of fellow. Hilda Eaves-P 8- L 4. A gal who is lots of fun. Donna Edie-Tri-Y I-2, P 81 L 2-3-4, Pep Club 4. A lover of sports and Outdoor life. Shirley Ellis-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, C.S.F. Aux. l- 2-3, P 81 L 2-3-4, C.S.F. 3-4. Smart, loads of friends, always ea ge r to help. Duane Ericson-Hi-Y l-2-3-4, C.S.F. Aux. l-2-3, Letterman Club 2-3, Basketball 2, Yell Leader 3, Jr. Statesman 3-4, Knights 3-4, Band 2-3. A real guy. Always has a friend- ly smile. Tom Estalio-Track 2, Knights 3-4, Jr. Statesman 3-4. Quiet and rather shy. Elizabeth Fickle-C.S.F. Aux. 3-4, Latin Club 3-4. Very sweet girl and a lot of ian. Charles Fisher-One swell guy, but awful quiet. Fred Flores-Glee 1, Letter- man Club l.-Z-3, Thespians 3, B of C 4. A guy with lots of fun and laughs. Glen For- num-Football 2-3, Basketball 2, Track 2, Hi-Y 4, Jr. Statesman 4, Breeze 4. Always a smile and has a nickname for everyone. Rose Ann Ford - Breeze 2. More fun, nice, and a good sport in everything. Nobuko Fuiioka-C.S.F. Aux. 2-3, P 81 L 3, Friendlv with everyone and always has a smile. LeRoy Gatewood-Football 2. Swell guy with a good Hot Rod. Dan Garrett -Football l-2-3-4 Track l-2-3, Hi-Y l-2, FFA l-2-3-4, Knights 3-4, Letterman Club l-2-3-4. One of the Jokers and a nice fellow to know. Gerald Goadchild-Hi-Y l- 2, Track 3-4. One of the Rocky's gang. Emily Guerrero -,P 81 L l-2-3, Mexican Club l-2-3. Full N fun most of the time. Jackie Glines-Tri-Y-I-2-3, Vod. l-2-4, P 81 L 2-3-4, Class Officer 3, B of C 4. Jackie is a wonderful dancer, especially her Hula. Eleanor Griggs+C.S.F. Aux. 3. Quiet and nice gal. Gerald Fuller-Vod. l-2-3, Bond 2-3-4. Gerald has been active in school and band. Kathy Gent-Glee 2, P Xt L 3. A wonderful friend to know. James Hale-Transfer 3, Baseball 4. An I4 News - 1 1-1 3 Fred Dull Glenn Farnum Fred Flores Gerald Fuller Hilda Eaves Elizabeth Fickle Rose Ann Ford Nobuko Fujioka all around good guy, Fred Hanson-Foob ball l-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 3-4. Active in sports. Ira Harper-Glee l, Vod. I-3, FFA 2-3, Sr. Play 4, Football 2-3-4 This big handsome football star is every aal's dream. Barbara Hensel-Transfer 4. A real sweet aal. Agnes Hernandez - Glee l-2-3-4, Press Club 3. A nice kid. Ma'ie Hibbard-Tri-Y I, Glee 3-4. Likes to talk a lot, but nice. Albert Hill-Foot ball 2-3, Track 2-3, Basketball 2-3. Seen with the Jokers and is always looking tor o good time. Don Holt-Class Officer I, Glee l, Football 2-3-4, Baseball 2, Knights 3-4, Vod. l-3, Thespians 3-4. Track 3, Letterman Club 2-3-4, B of C A Don has a wonderful personality. Peaay Houston-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, B r e e z e l-2-3, P 8- L 2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Girls' League Board 2, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Thespians 3-4, All Saints l-2-3, Little All Saints 3, Song Leaders 3. Peggy is a lot of fun and is full of iokes. L. J. Hughes- Baseball l-2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Track 4, Basketball l. Nice and a swell guy. Gerald Hunting-Band l-2-3, Football 2-3, Bas- ketball 2-3, Track 2-3, C,S.F. Aux. 3. l hate to leave old S.M.U.H.S. and l think it is the best school around Santa Barbara County. Tayeko lnouye-Transfer 2, Span- ish Club 3. She has a friendly, attractive smile. Sachika lmamura-Transfer 3, C.S.F. Aux. 3. A shy little girl with a sweet per- sonality. Earl Jennings-Football 2. Anoth- er Orcutt Throttle Bender. Dorothy Johnson P 8 L l-2-3-4, Tri-Y l-2, C.S.F. Aux. 3-4. Very Bashful, she says, Jim Johnson- Band' I-2-3-4, Latin Club 3-4, Yell Leader 4. Interested in music and plans to study it in college. Johnny Kagaua-Football l, Basketball l-2-3, Track 3, Softball l-2. Al- ways smiling, regular guy. Jane Kamiya- Glee 2-3. Likes to laugh. Kathryn Kihara -Transfer 2, Glee 3, Vod. 3. A friendly smile and cheery hello. Bob Kies-Band l-2-3-4, Track 2, Letterman Club 2, Yell Leader 4. One of the Orcutt Throttle Bend- ers. John Kinney-Football l-2-3-4, Letter- man Club l-2-3-4, Baseball 2, Class Offi- Kathy Gant Don Garrett Leroy Gatewood Jackie Glines Gerald Goodchild Cleo Greathouse Eleanor Griggs Emily Guerreo James Hale Warren Hansen Fred Hanson Ira Harper Barbara Hensel Marie Hibbord Don Holt Peggy Houston sv Q7 ture. Lois Mankins-Tri-Y 2, Sr, Play 4. A tall brunette with a pleasing personality. Curtis May-C.S.F. l-2-3-4, Vod. 2-3, Sr. Play 4, Thespians 3-4, Latin Club 3, Jr. Statesman 4. A very good student always ready to be af service in any club or or- ganization. Don Mann-Transfer 3, C.S.F. Aux. 3. Very good in Radio and Public Speaking. Leroy Manning-C.S.F. 2-3. l want to go on to the aeronautical engi- neering at Cal-Poly. Jean ManviIIe-Trans- fer 2, Band 2. Seen around with Boats and Manville Marion March Hazel Margaroli Frank Marta Doris Martin Mqy Alan Maxon Shirley McCabe Joy McDonell Noma McDougal Meagher Charles Merino Charles Miller Bonita Mitchell Rudy Monighetti Munoz Fred Nelson Betty Nunes Georgina Nunes Bob O'Brien Y gf 00,-si A px ,442-1 is always looking for some fun. 'Marian March-Transfer 3 Tri-Y 3-4, P 8: L 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, C.S.F. 4, Jr. Statesman 4. Our Football Queen. Hazel Margaroli- P 81 L l-2-3-4, C.S.F. Aux. 3. Small, quiet, blue-eyed gal who is full of fun. Frank Marta-- Football l-2-3-4, Basketball 2, Letterman Club 2-3-4, Class Officer 2-3, Hi-Y 2-3, Knights 3-4. One of the Joker gang. A good guy. Doris Martin-P 8- L 2, Tri-Y 2, Latin Club 3. One of the Guad- alupe gang. Swell kid. Alan Maxson-Bond -C- - 1 5 2 4 if , , . Q5- , 1 , f, .L l - l 1. , . ff,f if F WW' f I .ff fn, ' 4511- -4 V , wi - H l 4 .. , .. 7 -J-V + E-.4 'A V 1 .Q , j U 5 M . S K L . .1 M pl-. Q W Tetsuo Matsumoto Millie McGee l-rank Montez Bob O Dell Norma O'Dell Gene Olivera Oleta Owens KEN Oye Stan Pacheco Patricia Palmer Tom Palmquist Leon Permasse 4. A nice fellow, but not quiet in classes. We're just kidding. Barbara Meagher- Tri-Y l-2-3, Pep Club 3-4. A swell gal. Charlie Merino-Football 2, Track 2-3-4. A big tease, has a smile for everyone. Shirley McCabe-P 8. L l-2-3-4, Tri-Y l, Pep Club 3 She sure can play hockey. Joy McDon- ell-C.S F. l, C.S.F. Aux. l, Girls' League Board 3-4, Tri-Y 2-3-4, Pep Club 3, Jr. Statesman 3-4, Spanish Club 3, 600 club 4, B of C 4. Blonde Joy really has Nipomo on her mind. Nome McDougal-Tri-Y l-2-3, Sr. Play 4. Small gal who can make a lot of noise for her size. Just kidding, Noma. Rudy Monighetti-A wonderful per- son to know. Millie McGee-C.S.F. l-2-3- 4 Tri-Y l-2-3-4, Health Office Monitor 2- 3-4, Vod. 3, Spanish Club 3-4. Lots of fun-a fellow science fiction addict. Chuck Miller--A happy-go-lucky Orcutt Throttle Bender. Bonita Mitchell-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, C. SF. 2, Pep Club 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4. Lots of fun-neat and sweet. Frank Mon- tez-C.S.F. Aux. l-2-3, Baseball 2, Track 3-4, Jr. Statesman 3. A little shy with the girls. but with the boys very friendly. Rosa- lie Munoz-Glee l, C.S.F. l-2-3. A real nice gal, never gets mad at anyone. Per- fect friend in every sense. Fred Nelson- Baseball l-2-3-4, Football l-2-3-4, Basket- ball 2-3-4, Class Officer 3, Track 4, B of C 4, Letterman Club. A real swell guy. Betty Nunes-Tri-Y l-2-3, C.S.F. Aux. l- 2-3, Pep Club 4. A very quiet and hice girl. Georgina Nunes-Health Monitor 2-4, C.S.F. Aux. 3. Quiet and sweet girl, good luck. Bob O'Brien-Spanish Club l-2-3, Football 2-4, Baseball 2, Letterman Club 2-3, Truck 3. A good Joker, always has something up his sleeve. Norma 0'DeIl- P 81 L l-2-4. When she acts like she's mad don't take her serious, 'cause she's really not. Always full of jokes and a good sport.Doran O'DaIl-Class Officer l, Stu- dent Body Pres. 4, Football l-2-3-4, Base- ball l-2-3, Letterman Club l-2-3, Basket- boll 2-3, Science Club 3-4, Knights 3-4, CS.F. Aux. 3 Spanish Club 3, Hi-Y 2, Jr. Statesman 4. He's that good. looking Fall semester Student Body President. Oleta Owen-Tri-Y l C.S.F. Aux. 2-3, Health Monitor 3, Spanish Club 4. A blonde from Dave Peterson Doreen Porter Betty Potter J. C. Ramey Jim Ramos Ramona Rice LeRoyce Riley Rosemary Rogers aux JoA ps C- H fy 3-ss! 4 Martha Ruddick George Saki Henry Sanchez Manfred Sanders nn Sheehy D Sh rwood B S on e en hiba Jim Shishido Monitor 3, Spanish Club 4. A blonde from Guadalupe who's noted for her ability to have fun where ever she is. Ken Oye- Transfer 4. Friendly, easy to know, holds friendship. Stan Pacheco-Class Officer 2, Letterman Club 2-3, Baseball 2-3, Football 3. One swell guy, always speaks to you where ever you see him, Patricia Palmer- Transfer 4. Quiet and calm, with a friendly Smile and helping hand for everyone. Tom Palmquist-C.S.F. Aux. l-2, C.S.F. 2, Sci- ence Club 3-4, Band 2-4. Tom's quite the 'Ella v. Can't help liking him. Leon Per- maise-Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Track l, Football 2, ciitzrman Club 2-3-4. Always studying. Dive Pefersone-Football l, Track 2-3-4, Letterman Club 3-4, Spanish Club 4. Quiet, but swell guy. Betty Potter-Trans fer 3, Tri-Y 3-4, Band 3-4, C.S.F. 3-4. Darn swell girl and a lot of fun. Really .nap on the piano and organ. Doreen Pov- ter-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, P 8 L 2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4 B of C 4, Class Officer 4. All smiles. J. C Ramey-Football 3, Review 4. He ma'ces a lot of noise in seventh period publication, but really he's swell. Jim Ramos-Band l-2-3-4, Football 43, Track 3. Easy to know and like. Manuel Razo- Footboll 3-4. Quiet sort of guy. Ramona R'ce-P 3. L 3-4, Senior Play 3. Looking fo r w a r d to San Jose State after school is out this summer. LeRoyce Riley-P 8. L l-2-3-4, Tri-Y l-2-3-4, All Saints l-2, C. S F. l-2-3-4, Girls' League Officer 2, Girls' State 3, Spanish Club 3, Jr. Statesman 4. Popular with everyone and pleasing per- sonality. Pat Rigoni-Glee 2, Vod. 2, Press Club 2, Breeze 2, Review 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4. Bubbling with energy. Rosemary Rogers-Transfer 3. New here last year, but by this time she has a lot of friends. Martha Ruddick-C.S.F. l, C,S,F, Aux' 1- 2, P 8- L l-2-3-4, Tri-Y l-2. Not easy to 'l 9 . i5f giF.? Y 5. Ursula Sanders Lorene Sears Manuel Silva Boots SilV2iY0 Tiny Silveria Thelma Simos Ed Smith Maxine Smith Roy Smith Mary Sorrels I get acquainted with, but friendly after you do. Henry Sanchez-C.S.F. Aux. l-2-3 Baseball 2, Football 3-4, Track 3, Letter: man Club 3. Obliging ways-fun to know and be with. Manfred Sander-FFA 2-3-4, Hi-Y 2, C.S.F. 3-4. Interested in farming and roping. Ursula Sander-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, P 81 L l-2-3-4, C.S.F. Aux. l-2-3-4. She's a sweet gal and 21 lover of horses. YotsxSakaii-Transfer 4. New here this year. Neat and nice. George Saki-Base- ball l-2-3. Good little baseball player. Sal- vador Sarnano-Pleasant, not overstudious, though. Lorene Sears-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, P 81 L 2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3, Girls' League Board 3. Small, neat blonde, with a good personality and a beautiful wardrobe. Jo- Ann Sheehy-Transfer 2. Breeze 3, Sr. Play 4, Vod. 3. Personality and known by all. Don Sherwood-Transfer 4. New here, but his friendliness is liked by all. Ben Shi- ba-Transfer 2. Although new in Santa Maria, Ben has made many friends. Thel- ma Sirnas-Glee l-2-3, P 81 L l-2-3-4,Tri- Y l-2, C.S.F. Aux. 3. Jim Shishido-Track l, baseball 2-3. Tireless worker, always de- pended upon. Manuel Silva-Always seen with Jay Dee and some of the Orcutt Row- dy's. Florence Boots Silvera-P 8- L I-2- 3-4, Review 4, Radio Club 2-3. Always looking for a good time and laughs. Flor- ence Tiny Silveria - C.S.F. l, Girls' League Board l, C.S.F. Aux. 2-3, Tri-Y l-2, Glee l-2-3, P 8- L l-2-3-4, Little All Saints 3. She is tops with everyone and is very sweet. Ed Smith-Transfer 2. Known mainly for his heighth and an all-around guy. Roy Smith-FFA 4. Quiet and nice. Maxine Smith-Vod. 2, Spanish Club 2-3. Very quiet. Mary Sorrels-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, C.S.F. Aux. 2-3-4, P 81 L 2-3-4, Vod. 2-3, Jr, Statesman 4, Spanish Club 3-4. Looking for laughs. Dorothy Souza--C.S.F. l-2-3-4, P 8: L 2-3-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Glee 4, Little All Saints 3. A very intelligent girl with a really sweet personality. Lois Staley -A brain with ambition. Pat StanfieId- Health Monitor 3, Review 4, Uniform Mon- itor 4, Senicr Play. A cute little Orcutt gal with an adorable smile. Glenda Stell- Latin Club 3-4. Helpful to others, talented in art. Clyde Stokes-Another one of the Orcutt Throttle Benders. Dorothy Sublett- Tri-Y l-2-3-4, C.S.F. Aux. 3, C.S.F. 4. Good ioiner and maker of fiiends. JerrY Sweet-Transfer 2. Steady, dependable, well known and liked by all. Jack TaYl9 - Pep Club 3, B of C 4, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, C.S.F. l-3-4, C.S F. Aux. 2-3, Vod. 2, Hi-Y l-2- 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Yell' Leader 2-3, D0f0fl Y 50'-'10 L5lS 5f0leY pal Sfonfleld Glenda Stell Clyde Stakes Dorothy Sublett Jerry Sweet Jack Taylor Harry Thornton Potty Ties Peggy Ties Roger Tiffany Janie Todd V Dante Tognazzi Zene Tognazzini Don Tully Bill Tunnell Kathy Tyler , -is 7. I M 1 - '11 W ,f .. -, I -c l . 1 . if . if?-, l l 5 - - -511: -'sis-'M T , , - I. ll 'offs MN vm, S a I Al 5. ti .f ,Fx is rt lv s A A . .1 . -Q ' T Mal'-f tliffiiif g 1 ' 34311 ' ' ' A he- 1 5 . X . Kazuo Utsunomiya Nellie Varelo Graydon Wadleigh Jay Dee Walker Winifred Weothers Bob Weldon Margie Wells Eugene West Shirley Whitman Bob Wilson Jean Wineman Adam Wong Daryl Barker Pat Rigoni Epperly Yofg Sqkgji Joe Tibbils Jackie Wright Sally Wygle Knights 3-4, Jr. Statesman 3-4. Cute ana full of the dickens. Active and popular in school. Joe Tibbils-Football l-2-3-4, Class Officer l, Letterman Club l-2-3-4, Breeze l, C.S.F. 3-4, C.S.F. Aux. 3, Knights 3-4. Joe is a lot of fun and is a good little football player. Patty Ties-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, C.S.F, Aux. 2-3-4, C.S.F. 2, P 81 L 2-3-4. A good sport in all games. Loads of fun. Peggy Ties-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, C.S.F. Aux. 2- 3-4. You will always find her at a football game. Harry Thornton--Football l-2-3, Track l-2, B of C 2, Journalism 3. Harry is an all-around guy. Roger Tiffany- Transfer 2. So happy-go-lucky. Janie Todd -Glee 2, Tri-Y 3. Swell gal with a sweet way. Dante Tognaui+Vod. 2-3, Jr. States- man 3-4. A good student and a good per- sonality. Zene Tognazzini-Transfer 3. AI- ways seen with Bud U.C.l Don TuIey- Transfer 3, Football 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Track 3, Science Club 3, Letterman Club 3-4. Oh! Those glasses! You'd never know he was a good athlete, Bill TunneIl-Foot- ball 2-3-4, Knights 3-4, Boys' State 3, Jr. Statesman 4, Letterman Club 3-4, C.S.F. 2. A nice guy to have for a companion and friend. Katharine Tyler-Tri-Y l-2, Review 3-4, Editor 4, Uniform Monitor 4, C.S.F. Aux. 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Quill and Scroll 4. An all-around, excellent gal. Kazuo Utsunomiya-Transfer 4. A nice, all-around guy, and a good fellow to know. Graydon Wadleigh-Transfer l, Band 2-3- 4, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3, C.S.F. Aux. 3, Hi-Y 3-4, Breeze 4. Super sports writing ability. Jay Dee Walker-Orcutt Rowdy. Winifred Weathers-Tri-Y l-2-3-4, C.S.F. l-2-3-4, Glee l, P 81 L 3-4, C.S.F. Aux. 3, Spanish Club 3-4. Lots of fun and is friendly to everyone. Bob Weldon-Re- view l, Letterman Club l-2-3-4, Breeze 2, Vod. l-2-4, Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 4. Hi- jump-singer. Mariorie Wells-Glee l-4. Good-looking kid and swell, too. Shirley Whitman-Transfer 2, Glee 2-4, P 8: L 3-4. Very friendly person with a nice per- sonality. Bob Wilson-Hi-Y l-2, Football 2, Track 2-3-4, Letterman Club 2-3-4, Class Officer 4, Knights 3-4. Our blonde class president. Adam Wong--Track 3, Hi- Y 3-4. Always square deal in mind. Jackie Wright-Transfer 2, Glee 4. A blonde with blue eyes. Quiet type. Sarah Anne Wygle-Transfer l, Glee Club 3, Tri-Y 3-4, Jr. Statesman 4, Breeze 3-4. At heart Sally's a swell kid-she'll do any- thing for a friend..Nellie Varela-Spanish Club l, Tri-Y l-2, P Si L 4. Halls from Guadalupe, and is a regular gal around the campus. 'union Top-Foli Officers: Alon Kirchoff, presidentg Beverly Page, secretoryg Jock Venoble, vice-president. Right -Fall president, Alon Kirchoff, Bottom--Spring Officers: Ruby Bern- stein, presidentg James Smith, vice- Dresidentg Bobbie Lee Dovis, secre- tory, Left-Spring president, Ruby Bernstein. vt! Q wi ,Q .,,1. up Back Row-J. Araki, J Al- len, J. Anderson. Center Row +L. Andrade, F Barker, H. Abela, R Bailey. Front Row- J. Anderson, L. Abodogos, D. Allee, J. Anthony. Back Row-T. Bianchi, L. Blackburn, R. Betts. Center Row, J. Belongee, J. Bostwick, R. Bernstein, E. Brown. Front Row-A. Beck, A. Baker, A. Bignardi, R. Bolls. Back Row-M. Davidson, B. Davis, F. Casarvas, J. Childers. Center Row-J. Corral, F. Ca- nales, W. Cardwell, Front Row -S. Cunningham, M. Cor- dona, D. Coto, E. Curaza. Back Row---l. Fox, G Dum- phy, D. Dappen, J Draper Center RowfR Estalio, B Dorsett, J Estes Front Rowf B Evans, B Dyer, P Deparini J Dilbecif X .1 v- :tl 1 .-, Bock Row - R, FOUYSI J- Gorcio, J. Fcrrori, K- Fufuko' wo. Center Row-T. GYIQQSI JA Gotlin, P. Ferrell. Front Row- W. GO r d n e r, J. Freitos, J. Green, J. Green. Bock Row-B. Hortrnon, J. Honson, B. Hole, J, Hughes. Center Row-A. Horris, J. Gol- lordo, R. Bruce. Front Row- M. Hoyes, I. Gonzales, M. Glenn, U. Gotewood. Bock Row-A. Kerchoff, H Jones, B. Kato, J. Jenner. Cen- ter Row-S. Kyle, J. Hanson, N. Johnson. Front Row - A. Kohotsu, l. Komo, L. Kogo, L, Lopez. Bock Row-T. Lucero, B Lentz, R. Lounstien, E. Jensen Center Row-M. Lopez, J. Lo pez, J. Luis. Front Row - L Mier, M. Lee, M. Litzenberg B. Monn. Bock Row-D. McColl, T. Moore, R. Meyers, B, Porlier Center Row-P, Mesirow, M- McKenzie, B, MCCOY' Ffon' RowdB. Anoyo, Y. Minomi, P, Mgughcn, I. Moderos. Bock Row-R, Possmore, R. Pico, R. Ponce, R. Peterson. Center Row-P. Perez, M, Ro- rneriz, B. Phelps. Front Row- S. Silva, L. Rivos, L. Ramos, M. Roios. Bock Row-L, Philbrick, R Pond, G.'Porker, D. Ohler Center Row-M. Olivos, N McVickers, J. Ortega, Front Row-E. Dyobu, B. Page, D Nogowo, G. Nishimori, Bock Row f B Stonley, J Wotson, M Twutchell, J Scott Center Row - D Scott V Strotkomp, L. Sonchez Front ROWYY Shuromo, B, Swett, B Stone, G Stevens. if 1 v I ,. 5414 vs, L. 93 41 gf , - Y ,aj 322 5 f Q, ef Vi 'Y 5 'ZO fu' y gm. K . Ma gg vi' H A A 1 g5,,.. 5 534.31 gm ,, 1 ' 3 -iw x 'W f Q I 4 a ' A as 1 - Bw .' . , ik. 5 V , V M ,WS 4 -1 'f'5' '5 P , W 3552213 -V Akasa. 1 .kwa 5 43 2 fm' f , ' ' if 2' R25 may JUFPQW I . ay W- 4 W f M ' if 6? Q 'A is n an . 9 A Yfx 3 . N O I I ,1- f ' 5. Q, 6' it l 1 r f . 1 U7-Q .. 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Back Row--H, Baba, P Bailey N Andrade, J. Aze vedo G. Allen. Center Row- N Arp, T. Allen, L Aguirre, M. Acquistopace, T. A I I e n Front Row-D Amador, C Andrews, B. Arvold, R Atkins, G Albertine Back Row--A. Bettiga, P. Bostwick, J. Bean, M. Billing- ton, B. Candini. Center Row- B. Bishop, P. Briggs, E. Brown, D. Bruce, J. Carpenter. Front Row-D. Brosche, M. Bianchi, D. Bond, P. Benton, M. Alva- rado. Back Row - D. Bram, R Boyd, A Balcorta, T. Boyd' stun, K Bates Center Rowe' P. Bennet, C. Brown, G Bragg C Bennet, G Benson Front ROWYM. Bertero, P. Berry, P Bagdons, L. Basaaez, C Baker Back Row--'C Cheek F COI'YlOduronCCrake5,D Coulson, A Cobb Cer-ter Row iA Cornodaran, J Dart K Daly, L Draper, W Cla r lf. Frontlfow-R Claayroj Cook, M Cowell, A Cram, A Palmer Eoclf Row - M Del F4if,,,J Dilboclf, V Deporini, R Grir hom, G Gill Center Row lx Fuyioko, D Floree, P Foltz, E Foltz, C Feliz Front Row V B Enterline, M Eoglcr, F Epluiw N Ezwcolmorlo Bock Row - N. Fullton, E M'lleV, K. MLCullen, J. Mc Cobe, J. Moll. Center Row , M- MUY, M Moretti, D. MC GUNS, G Mlrondo, W, French, Front Row ,L M. MO,1 pq Moughn, A. Mortin, L. M0 chodo, B Meadows. Bock ROWYR Gomez, J Flores, L. Gutierrez, M. Canzo- lez, M. Lopez. Center Roww L. Gotewood, S. Griggs, F. Gor- cio, V. G r i g g S, R. Gunning, Front Rowe- B. Gollordo, J. Griffin, D. Gorham, K. Grop- petii, M. Georgie. Bock Row - C, Hall, B. Hamilton, O. High, L. Hunting, R. Horlond. Center Row-V Dioz, T, Hernandez, G, Hor- per, I. Harris, M. Houtz. Front Row-P. Gildesgord, J. Hub- ble, N. Hobbs, J. H obbs, B. Horper. A4 Bock Row7M. Murdock, H. Mussell, D. Mortensen, D. Mer- cer, E. McCufchens. Center Row-J. Morales, M MonT6Z, C. M 0 r a l e s, B, McGrew, E. Miller. Front Row!-L. Moreno, L. Lernos, M, Lopez, A. Lemos, R. Limon. Bock Row - J Norms. M Nelles,J Norris J Newton I Powell Center RoNNA Nore rls, E Prmlllpa L perglrq G Payson A Qaucv Front Ry.-1 'B OlGrady C Novo P Nu, nes A Avolos M Oyoba Bock Roni F, Habbard, J. Keeller, C. Krrchoff, B Kouch- er, D. Kennedy. Center Raw- B. Karlesklnt, N. Kang, B. Kyle, M. King, S. Kashiwcgi Front Row-D Jensen, J. Jen- kins, S Johnson, K, Kelly. Back Row-H. Lawrence, R Lorson, E. Lazono, O. Logan R. Lewis. Center Row-M, La zaldl, K. Kihara, J. Lean, S Lurs Front Row-R. Kendrick S. Fuller, P. Logan, V, LaGraff M. Kofakura -4 'fi fllh Bock Rowvp Veqilc, C Ven ohle, R Worlev, G Yeats, A Youno Front Qow T Yorno 'YVOTO G. Young, D Wrwrshorn, R Youtz,J VVickenden Bock Row -- J, Engel, S h r o u g h e r, J. Evonooiisto. Front Row-L. Bevins, C Cen- teno, J. White, P. Knight. Pioneer trusfee's court, 0 sophomore hangout - . ,, - ...M 'Tj A' . 1, f 'ffQf r-v .. F ' 7- . in--,,.i , 4.1. ,'-., , 733 1f 1 X2:13 I ' Q'-'ff' :lui ' uni' null' .nun .nulv f ,. -rl ' N Af f-Jn, JU- af ,,. '-'-'..'-' - -,f-,-A-V. - N:----.:- A- - ' -N-.-A--' -' A n .-,nx - ,.,, gp-, '- -'Z'-0 . ,A 1- 1 Cut ups on the woy home Joyce Gifford Charlie Houke Sunning on oud. porch Wrong school? Chuck Veneoble Resting? offer gym Ready for o ride home from Rick's I 4 is 1 4 If W -'EJ 'CX fre hmen an .ii I . NX!! Wa, .I'h1,Cj,?',wT' , r Q-.. 7 11. l 11' r Righr-Henry Curozo, Foll President. Above--Tommy Reyes, Board of Con- trol representotive, H e n r y Curozo, president, Bob Jensen, secretory, Joe Leor, vice-president. Left-Joe Leor, S p r 6 n g President. Below - Joe Leor, president, Poul Bowles, vice-president, M o r i ly n Brown, Secretory, Johnny Tyler, Boord of Control represenforive, l . l ing--v -J 5 QQ DQ fsfx Back Row-B. Aleman, R. Antuneh, R. Aguilera, C. Bour- bon, E. Boll. Center Row-C. Baker, J. Brown, B. Allen, J. Abadacka, A. Buzzini. Front 27. Row- P. Bowles, A. Brunner. D. A g u i r r e, J. Anthony, L. Bryttel. CQ Back Row-M. Cook, H Curaza. D. Corral, A. Carden os, R. Cusarres. Center Row- J, Clark, S. Castro, A. Corral, L. Clark, M. Carrall. Front Row-G. Clayborn, J. Clough, B. Crain, A. Castillanos, B. ' Campbell. Back Row - B. Adom, J. Adams, B. Ackerman, J. Arn- knecht, J. Anderson. Center Row-M, Adam, I. Azevedo, B. Alberta, C. Angel, B, An' aya. Front Row-V. Adams, F. Allison, N. Apple, P. Amido, S. Austin. sift. if ffl . Back Row - B. Brown, A. Bettiga, J. Baba, W. Canada, M. Brown. Center Row-J. Brlckey, F. Brown, E. Cardenas E. Barker. Front Row-S. Bag- don, U. Bertero, S. Buss, B. Burrows, R. Contreraz. 1 Q, 40 JS 48 sag l QC FN Back RowfL. Eastland, J Dominizes, S. Dendo, J Ever hart F De Vad. Center Rowe D. Crain, B Daniels, R Eric son, V Diamond, A. Fabela. Front Row-D. Donovan, M Epperson, F, Daubenspeck, A. Dorsey, H Epps. Q0 5 at 1-1 YP f 1,505 4x'-'.'- . ,xl 7 ', CC' f N Back Row-R. Hirara, T. Galvon, I. Griggs, W. Hernan- dez, D. Hughes. Center Row- E. Gutierrez, J. Hudson, P. Harp, R. Hughes, J. Guthrie. Front Row-l. George, G. Houke, L. Hill, G. Hanson, P, Gutierrez, R CS in. ' - 'QQ L li an-. .9 ,J I 1 I ..-mil i Q 9 bn' ?' Bock Row-B. Hunt, D. lm- perio, F. Hill, G. Hekleankem- pe r, B, Huddleston. Center Row- B. Jackson, J. Holt, P. Hayes, R. Hamilton, H. Hat- ley. Front Row-R. H. Heskett B. Hudson. W, Hicks, E. Hart- nell, W, Jackson. 5 ., QC fi in 45 0 Back Row-A. Fumia, D Hobbs J Hubble, E Gomez, W Greothouse. Center Row- C Fox, L Fernandez, M. Gar- cia, J Gildesgard, R Garden F r o nt Raw -J Gifford, -V. Fields J Fessler, B. Fuller, B. Gowrnan. Y 1 Back Row--B. Ravnord, W Rice. M. Ruiz, D Rodriguez, R. Perrv. Center Row-R. Ro- zo, J. Rosa, A. Razo, J. Rush- ing, L. Siberlich. Front Row- D Patton T. Reyes, A. Rego- lado, D., Pearson, N. Pezzoni. Back Row-V. Smith, L, Skelton. C. Ross, L. Skelton, M. Schmit. Center Row-N Ryzner, A. Stohlhacke, L. Skel- ton, R. Segovia, N. Sanchez, Front Row-D. Stornetta, R Swensen J. Scott, J, Silvera B. Serbian. Back Row-R. Scott, H. Sii- va, M. Silva, M. Siberlich, D Streetman. Center Row-B. Sil- vero, W. Swett, J. Scott, L Simpson, L. Sweet. Front Row -R. Spounhurst, B. Sibbald, B. Swint, E. Stallings, M. Ste- phan. Back Row-D Snoders, C. Silvo J. Tenscher, L. Sligel, B, Smith Center Row-M. Sol- tero H Sanchez, J. Tomosini C. Souvo B Texiera. Front Rowe-C Smith. G SLTIFOTYWO, D Sanford, H Smith, B Teixe'o .-4' .CC Q - 5 if? Y. .F ii 3 OS he OC 21 5, , 'if QC, as' A NAD i ..- r, L. A , -s i v5 X naw -, as 'I fx I iv- Air' C9 ii- ' I not -E- Bock Row-J. Tyler, B. Tib- bels, D. Tyler, F. Torres J. Toro. Center Row-P. Torres, H. Tonore, D. Silverio, K. Borr, A. Townsend, Front Row-J. Tyler. V. Tremelling, B. Thom- os,, F. Torres, B. Twitchell. Bock Row-J. Yomoskige, B. W i ! s o n, L. Whitman, J. Winemon, J. William. Center Row-M. Torres, C. Tonore, T. Unno, C. Vaughn, C. Veotch, A. Villogomez. Front Row-W. Veotch, E. Wright, R. Zorogo- zo, J. Webster, W. Wilhite. Too Row-J. Miranda. A. Rosoles, D, Willev. R. Gon- zales, M. Dorodo. Bottom Row -E. Gulorte. C. Lopez, J. Bongard, A. Chovorrio, E. Lor- sen. W Af: -f! ,f 'N 26' 14 X O 'I .4 , .,.. g ,I aj' - ,I x . ' wi.. r ,- , , l . v 'Ii f 141 .f!!4,f In F is t . A'1'.1,g4 U as ly if 3 M Q ' ks. ..k uh 5 Q F' 'T' 5 ?sgr kgs fgzvqagip L x N gf? j,!'r' l i' . V'5m'? gf? ,, 9 f , , ,. . .Cx Q if S ar' - 3: K ,iw ,www Q s s F s YQ r W. J. Wilson Ethei pope Our administrators, Mr. Harry E. Tyler, district su- perintendent, and principal, Miss Ethel Pope, dean of girls, and Mr. W. J. Prof Wilson, assistant supeain- tendent, vice principal, dean of boys, and principal of the night school, have guided us through the past year. Our alma mater owes much to these people for their fine work and great understanding. Harry E. Tyler .X T H . . Ht 5 V ,. V ' if Q' is Y - '-f -1- ' - .- :xr ,Qi lf., , X-Qm,l l lilo Q' f 'H' ,711 sm? ff A .Q . no W l ... D. Martin Clerk R Under the capable leadership of Mr. Eugene D. Martin, the board ot trustees have gained much this year. Not only have they performed their usual busi- ness but they have let two contracts for new building and are letting more. They have all the plans for the enlarged cafeteria and are planning the construction soon. Mr. Martin and Mr. Charles Kyle have announced that they will not be on the board next year. 'N w 792 'Ti 'lk' I 4. xi if l I ichard E. Board of Trustees-Charles L. Kyle, Poul D. Carlin, Eugene D. Martin, Ernest Righet- ti, Richard E. Wersi. X x W 1 Students whose work is not up to por find study hail is very important. Fred Hamilton '5 v Theodore Endelmon Students browsing in library. Margurite Gcsper Mrs. Olivia Heidman, secretary to Mr. Tyler. Mrs, Phyllis Vanoncini, receptionist, our office lorce Business Office-Stanley W. Sanson, business managerg Mrs. Mabel Ott, bookkeeper, Mrs. Edith Bledsoe, clerk. .AM ..,, . . . ,. . -- , ,nge 2 , rl. ' -+i,?-' V ,4. lyk.. ,rf 'Cv Us , U, ' A ,,,,,,..1 .4-min ' ,...l-1-1 'A'k .4--Q'- 1 ,,-.X Y Q L5 -'Us Qi . V K f 3 . 5 l Mrs. Mary Bartlett, nurse 21 A Mrs. Dorothy Slawson, clerk. Registror's Office-Mrs. Ellen Robinson, assistant to registrarg Miss Dorothy Crandall, registrarg Mrs. Margaret Brier. T K1 PM 49 T - Q Cafeteria staff ready for servigef 1 F S i x U- S f 'OT' 24' l Q- ink Elizabeth Smith Frank Jensen nw , . N.. Cooking class. The latest edition to our fleet of buses. 2 S i 3 'f7,Q-Y, '..,h' . S wrpvg 13 1 xii ff fx, X i.. Wx if N- .. ,A 4,-' 'I x I in ' 1 LE , 1 5 Fall Justice Committee-Jean Winemon, Don Holt, Not pictured ,Fred Nelson. Foll Boord of Control-Bock row-John Bowles, Jackie Glines, Joy McDon- ell, Doreen Porter, Jody Scheel, Fred Flores. Front row-Bob Brody, Jock Toylor, Bob O'DeIl, Rolph Cookson, Ken Cole. 1 Fall president, Robert O'Dell , , n ,- 7. no .,, ... ' , . .3415 ' ' l I, ,' .f ,,' MW: Spring president, Ralph Cookson V . Spring justice committee-Duane Ericson John Bowles, Maurice Twitchell. Spring Boord of Control-Bock row-AI Bettigo, Bob Courson, Bob Brody, John Tyler, Maurice Twitchell. Second row-Jackie Taylor, Patsy Moughon, Mari- on March, Ruby Bernstein, Duane Ericson, Front row-John Bowles, Ralph Cook- son, Shirley Beall, Bob O'DeII. ln. ....L....L..,. G. Gnben Rogers .da Schilder Wmafred K, Crawford fl ll 'Q English Literaiure is only open to Seniors who have had three years of English. World History, which is recommended for College preparatory students, 1 W, J. Hodges '---.L Moy Kellogg Ward Kinkade , U. S. history is required of all students in their junior year. Dorothy Taylor Virginia Shannon Jane' Fmpkowski ,431 YILNW1 Civics Ni. .f H V' k 'ilg'.p,.-- -4. ssh h H I , -ff' 1 .1 .4 1, .. -, V , Alton E. Moftice Beginning journalism. One of our mony English classes. Lydia M. Bell DO,-,Qld Johnson Dorothy Wickemden R. 43 ....f..f V. ,l ,A 41 Sophomore english closs ldo Jones Betty Feister Z' English literature iii' Robert V. Higgins Alvin Hall Geometry adds to your ability for quick thinking . l I lf you don't know what X plus equals gust ask one of the algebra Car Cor Son students. Trigonometry, a more advanced course in the mathe- matics field, is another college preparatory course. Edwin Harper I 'Q-1' x '54 . a,-'4 Latin one of the more d fficult languages taught in With large demand and great inter- est in foreign languages, french, latin and spanish are offered. Because ofthe interest, college preparatory students and a large number of spanish speak- ing people, spanish predominated in enrollment of the language classes. A 'YDical spanish class, X if v General science Leonard LaRue Chemistry J. M. Boofhe Biology W. m Physics L Walter Hastings 'z fail X The ort closses ore o greot help to the school ond to the community. In the foll they pointed the Christmos disploy thot decoroted the city holl. In the spring they pointed the school sofety zone signs. All during the yeor they pointed osters P olong with their regular work, forboth school ond civic offoirs. ' Crotts class U if Botley sum inguinal Jlllll EILLEE L W,-Ljwsicduh Wm .iii ' Tltb iw, ,,.s.-9.-1 The rodio workshop under the direction ot Mr. Pciul Hinont hos produced rodio shows ot ossern- blies ond from the closs room by remote control over rodio stotions KSMA, KCOY, ond KRJM. Bobbie Lee Dovis, Rolph Cookson, ond Peggy Houston served os student directors tor the school yeor. Student engineer Don Cunningham threw the cues to the rodio octors of Sonto Morio High. 'R 0- i if i' Lester Hayes Dorothy Crandc ll el 11- 'U' A newly organized unit of the music department J. G- Von Ambwgh is the Freshman string quartet. l The Girls' Glee Club, made up of approximately fifty voices, served the school at assemblies and programs to the delight of their audience. Under the capable .infection ol their new instrurtor, Mr J G Van Amburgh, the orchestra has made many well accepted qppcaranqes xfl 'A 1 K . x Betty Olocco is I if-3.1 2 2:1 Sewing closs -.,. .J Homecrofrs in the cottage Homemoklrwg -f.. 'VH ? M Eluzobefh Denmson Oceno Thompson Irene Barr X . mg Office machines Business training bf Shorthand , -----.,...,....,. 'R vi., Erwin Mitchell ' ,. 11 W I V1 If If f K , , , 7' s.L 4k4!-,,,, in i Q 4',4!f , 54' xl 5' -,, Q Begnnmng typing Welding, which is very important to students who want to L-ecome vocational welders, J - Herman H. Lindekugel Shop. Students learn to work with metal in Machine 'mm Many fine protects are turned out In Carpentry W D Harkness Wood Shop another of our shop courses Pemno Merlo Qi! QW rw'-'K' 5 1... One of the boys' outdoor octivities Joe Morelich Leonard Porterfield Line up for roll call in boys P. E. Walter Word X4 Herbert Brownlee Grinding feed, one of many chores in the 'agf' department. ,IW ,1- if, 7 M .yx Leslie Vononcini Back row-T. Painter, D. Donovan, J. Fields, A. Turner, P. Ferrel, M. Dorado, C. Brees, L. Slagger, J. Moll, R. Swen- son, D. Brown, Jf Georgie, Mr. Herbert Brownlee, Mr. Gilstrap. Fourth row-L. Fernandez, J. Azevedo, E. Jensen, E. Lara, H, Mclntosh, B. Hudson, J. Gularte, R. Gardner, C. Youree, D. Webber, J. Gutherie, D. Dappen, B. Daniels, M. Murdock, J. Morillo, S. Luis, Mr, Art Thompson. Third row-B. Hale, A. Buzzini, F. McClain, K. Kerchoff, J. McCabe, A. Moore, C. Veneable, B Allen, T. Grigg, J. Simas, P, Stappart, C. Stone, O. Griffin, B. Sweet, J. Roberts, B. Jackson. Second row-T. Estes, B. Salicci, B Gularte, R. Pico, D. Wiley, F. Smith, J. Michael, L. Draper, R. Wolaver, A. Young, L. Aguirre, D. Aguirre, J, Bean. Front row-A. Fumia, J. Draper, B. Barca, R. Smith, S. Roberts, L. Sweet. I 'J I ' A ' 62 ,,,. , Q. Iwi. X! Q H-'Qj,:A? A - 1 M1514 'sw M .4 . Q 0 5 'ig. 2 4 P y 7 U 1 , .9 , . o 1 I , . f Q' . . ,,,RmitW I A ,R B., I . h Q Q43 st .r - X A ' ' ' X 1' . 8 550-lik lg., .K , J 4 kv w A ,E-pain - I af YQ' 7 Q , ,gin -fziftg ,, : i .R 32, w4f g'f1f f4 b V' 14. ff . 1 ' ' '- T ' 444 ff .Ei-1 'fi 45 . 1 ., 4 if ' ,, Q - - mf? , M. 4 fffzx, 'DEE ,, JW iv X- Q WM, fw' Mfg A' if 5 .f c,. 'ik' ,W . .I I ' ., A , 'rj' 2 ? gk' - Q 'f' . I ' - iw 'Q 1 af our Uoache O Joe Marelich One of Santa Maria High's most successful in- terscholastic sport programs was capably supervised by coaches Joe Marelich, Len Porterfield and Wal- ter Word, Responsible for 1947-48 prosperity was head coach Joe Marelich who came to us this year from Caalinga High School. Marelich is a graduate of San .lose State where he was an outstanding ath- lete. Before starting coaching, Mr. Marelich play- ed end for the San Francisco Clippers, a profes- sional football team. Not only did Coach Marelich lead our teams throughout a successful interschol- astic athletic program, but he cultivated a new in- terest in the gym classes. The trampoline, parallel bar, and other new tumbling equipment are some of the new features that coach Marelich has in- troduced to our gym classes. Coach Marelich has Leonard Porterfield laid a much wider sports program for next year. Coach Leonard Porterfield did the impossible this yeor as he mentored two championship teams, varsity basketball and varsity baseball. Mr. Porter- field molded both teams into a super squad which had magnificent teamwork that any coach could be proud of. Porterfield also served in the capa- city of the Saintlets football skipper and gym in- structor. The man who turned out the pride of the school, the championship Cee team, was lovable coach Walter Word. However, this was no oddity for Mr. Word is always a champion builder wheth- er on or oft of the field of athletics. Besides serv- ing as Cee coach, Mr. Word teaches junior college science, Walter Word aint grid ters iinisll leagiie in eoonil place Meeting tough competition and bad luck, Coach Joe Marlich's Varsity Saintmen end- ed a mediocre I947 gridiron season with three wins, one tie, and four setbacks. The locals, however, finished in second place in the Central Coast League Conference. Although the locals finished the season with less than a 50096 average, they did amass I48 points against their opponents' l27 points. Typical of the Saint gridsters' ability to thrill a crowd was displayed in the last game of the season against Paso Robles, when they scored the winning touchdown with but two minutes left to play in the game. The local Red and White men dropped two tight encounters, both by one touchdown, to the San Luis Obispo Tigers, who won the Southern California Small School Championship. Coach Marlich only had one experienced man on the squad, Ira Harper, center, who was chosen Captain of the team and was named to the all-conference first team. Ken Cale, who was also on the first string all-conference team, and Tom Allen filled the guard position. Ken Bates, another bay who received first string all-conference recognition, and Stanley Do- minguez held down tile tacklesslots. Jack Childers, Don Garrett or Wayne Hollingsworth usually filled the end positionsi Rich Warne, another on the first string of the all-conference team, was the outstand- ing backfield man on the squaa and held down the right half slot. Ken Crain, second string all-conference member, was left halfback. Ray Smith and Don Halt, two of last year's line- men, were converted into the Quarterback position, Smith usually on offense and Holt on de- tense. Bob Okie O'Brien and Bob Odell traded off for the fullback position. Santa Maria vs. Arroyo Grande Santa Maria vs. Paso Robles 40 I3 26 0 Santa Maria vs. Hollister Santa Maria vs. San Luis Obispo 7 7 I9 Q 27 Santa Maria vs. San Luis Obispo Santa Maria vs. Oxnard I2 I9 0 I8 Santa Maria vs. Lompoc Santa Maria vs. Paso Robles I3 I8 26 25 Top Row-Coach Marlich, F. Flores, W. Creakes, W. Cardwell, T. Allen, B. O'DelI, K. Crain, J. Fields F Hansen, M. Twitchell,.S. Dominguez, W. Hollingsworth, M. Acquistapace, K. Bates. Second Row-S. Pacheco, A. Bettlga, D. Tuly, T. Allen, R. Smith, J. Childers, A. Kirchoff, B. O'Brien, R. Cookson H. Sanchez A Truocchio, G. Wadleigh, N. Lundien. First Row-R. Warne, D. Garrett, F. Marta, B. Turlnell, M. Raza, D Holt, I. Harper, K. Cole, D. Bates, E. Ruiz, J. Tibbils, J. Kinney, L. Hughes. Q! 0- 36 , is ,Q Q v. 'vw-'rig' ,IQ 1 . 1 78,9 P' ' if fx' .. aff s 'Q 1 X. , nf- - 4' '40 af, .. .lp M, .. ,Ad Q-QM . ...I . .LQ J 444 CONPFQFN SA! 44544S5f'PS' on rne coocnes' foorbof! of! conference nfs nofhed on ine off conference nrsr rea Of'77OSf o unonfnpous cnofbe ro fn 6fOCfvnQ 'node 6167 on eosy nOfes fn 'ne scoring de Onfy Ofner soonofbor .ofoyeq . C0006 1' 76007. fb ore: f e feofn' cnofbe r ,oofrnyen e on r 44ore6bn3 7775: four eff fo rflghf' ken Cole O five :Quo r was no ne reon, w 5Olf7fS 6 , fr rug or . 'neo' OS O onor 0 A1 ged RIC6 fO n fn g, 3, fi I ore we!! represented ed Sofnr-'hen lvno were forper nyossive cenrer who was guoroj wnose nerce rock 'g Warne ffosny hoffbock, ! rne feofh os 0 sopnomore' O e feofn for rne 'bong up DOC LOW' , we If S fOr' fOr f r no bon, bu he . h ' w'f ne WO' . h , Rf If S llfp ed ond of! 00 166 reofrr Qofes rne of rookie ne e. m go 1. h. uc V ARPEEJ: 'lcirgi H W 47 e0 A rf 9 ' IN mcentihe 1,05 ih- APTAVin9h0U.' Od COO C njoroug 5:9 on dow fh n, OTH teonmsigsfwis te :VO f o5Se 1 4- 3 up -if -on- Back row-B. Jackson, C. Venable, M. Rudometken, B. Jensen, J- Tyler, H. Curaza, C. Cheek, B. Rivas, G, Silvos, B. 5ilVOS- FFOVW 'OW'-F McClane, R. Smith, J. Draper, O. Logan, J. Toulgan, saintlets gain much knowledge lrom coach porterlielil Coach Leonard Porterfield's unexperienced gridmen finished their abreviated football season with a great deal of football know how and experience for next year's varsity. Por- terfieId's charges finished their season with a mediocre record of one win against three losses. SAINTLET SEASON RECORD Santa Maria vs. Arroyo Grande Santa Maria vs. San Luis Obispo 0 6 I3 6 Santa Maria vs. Paso Robles Santa Maria vs. Paso Robles l-4 20 l-1 20 Some fast action displayed by the Saintlets against AVYOYO G 0 'de- is ,. 33 43? 1 ui CAPTAIN FRED N E LSO N high scoring forward on the Saint victorif ous varsity who was the only senior on the first team. Fred was chosen captain of the squad because of his all around playing ability. During his three years of high school bas- ketball Frerl scored a total of 274 points, which is some feat. , . Warne shoots as Nelson and Acquistapace woit f saint liasketeers reign as league ehainpinns The Champs, yes Coach Leonard PorterfieId's varsity saints finished their l947-l948 basketball season as the champions of the southern division central coast league. The Io- cal casaba-men finished their league season with an unbelievable good record of 9 wins and 2 losses. The final game of the season found the Saints losing cz heqrtbregkgr fo the Noyfh- ern division league champions, the Paso Robles Bearcats. Top Row-R. Warne, G. Bragg, M. Acquistapace, T, Allen, W. Hollingsworth, T. Lu- cero. Bottom Row--M, Twitchell, T. Allen, J. Childers, F, F, Nelson, B. Courson, B. Shiba. QQ, ' . - -' rl 'J' rf C Nr A yai ,X 5 gi ,Ni i ' - 1-. Keir fi .fl S or rebound. I, '31 ,l A o --.-... . ,, ... .- V. ui 'Q 'Q 35 I 'fx I ,37- Mili Acouisicooce Rqy Estolio Ted Lucero ir-1 WQvne Hollingsworth pmd Negson Nelson tries difficult shot as Mili waits for rebound. 1 Maurice Twifchell Rich Warne Mili scores two points ogoinst Santo Ynez If Top Row--L. Blackburn G. Worley, R. Mercer, B. Allen, D. Brum. Row-A. Truocchio, B. Watson, G. McGill, G. Gill. Front Row-B D. Ericson, E, Ruiz, B. Anaya. marelieh's hee team encounter tough luek in league play Striving vainly for top honors in the league, a gallant inexperienced Saintlet team hit a fair season average of tive wins and as many losses. The Bee's mentored by Joe Marelich rcn hot and cold through the season, dropping two tilts each to Mission and Santa Ynez and losing one game to Lompoc. The bee-men however showed impressive wins over San Luis twice, Lompoc once and Arroyo Grande twice. The bee-men gained much experience and ability from Coach Marelich for next year's varsity. Nelson rallies two points against Son Luis BlQ Mill l90D5 l lQl' 'O 0U lUmp some Ynez mon .nw z 4, J ,AT JI' llll . ,H l - i i 3 -5 q-V ' 4.4. ng- ., - JQL 4 f4.,.. . C Back row--A. Bettiga, C. Utsunomiya, B. Jensen, F. Smith, J. Lear. Second row- S. Dendo, G. Saki, F. Nelson, B, Hardy, M. Twitchell, Front row-H. Curaza, J. Kenny, B. O'Dell, B. Silvas, R. Warne, A. Truocchio. liorsehiders championship hound With but two games remaining in their league schedule Coach Leonard Parterfield's baseball nine had virtually cinched the l948 baseball championship, To date the Porterfield swatsters have won every game but one, losing that game to Lompoc, whom they defeated later in the season. Bob O'DelI's batting and Rich Warne's pitching was the leading light far the locals. Reliable Fred Nelson tags San Luis rnan out at first O'DelI waits to take his cut at the apple 4 ' 4 . E - -v '-:fl . ,--.13 - s I - A - E . 4 Y X ff 4-. 4 i VARSITY TRACK SQUAD-Back row-Manager Ben Shibo, S. Dominguez, J. Bellan- gee, H. Jones, J. Childers. Second row-C. Feliz, K. Bates, H. Sanchez, R. Hartland. Front row-C. Boardman, D. Andrews, Ray Estallio, R. Warne. traekmen cop league title Once again our trackmen captured the county championship. Ably coached this year by Joe Marelich the speedsters captured the total point cup at the county and Atascadero invitational meets. The real point gamers this season was the Cee team who out-scored every opponent. SAINTLET TRACK SQUAD-Back row-J. Kogawa, A. Cobb, K. McCollum, O. Lo! gan, J. Green. Middle row-P. Veglia, R. Goreham, F. Garcia, J. Dilbeck. First row-G. Harper, B. lnaya, J. Taylor, B, Wilson, E. West. .1, M ,I I- -, Every year the girls seem to be more sport- minded than ever. lt seems that the nice gym is an incentive, with the 'tile showers and spa- cious dressing rooms. Records of showers taken are kept for each girl and a marked improve- ment is shown every year, Swimming, considered a minor sport, is taught by Mrs. Jane Merlo, every Wednesday, rain or shine. Tennis has always been on the curricu- lum of the athletic department, but was not as popular as it has been in past years. and -.wi Miss Alberto D. Apple, Mrs. Jane Merlo, and Miss Janet Filipkowski, physical education in- structors, have the most difficult task ot select- ing the lst and 2nd teams and also choosing the All, and Little All Saints. The last yeor's Review went to press before pictures of the Softball All, and Little All Saints could be taken. The pictures are in this book. 84 ,.p..r I 4lH25vVvfs4- A i . v lf 1 1, . I Where's the Ball? ls that the proper form? 14.-er I ALL SAINTS HOCKEY-Back row--B. Valente, N. Locke, L. deSolminhac, P. deParini. Front row-D. Souza, B. L. Davis, E. Curaza, K. Nishimura, I. Kauso, H. Margaroli. Not pictured-L. R. Riley, U. Gatewood. These dashing athletics of the gentle sex, not to be outdone by the football heroes, have fought, each and everyone of them, with good sportsmanship and team- work to gain their titles, Girls from each class: senior, junior, sophomore and freshman, tried out for the teams and the best players were Chosen. The teams then competed in the cham- pionship gomes held during noon hours or during study period. These exciting games were not-to-be-missed ex- hibitions of ability and sportsmanship. 86 ALL SAINTS SPEEDBALL-Back row-E. Curaza P. deParini, N. Locke, N. O'Dell, L. deSoIminhac I Kanio, B. Silva. Front row-R. Bailey, B. L. Davis K N'5I 'mU'0, B. Tibbels, C. Centeno, Not pictured U Gatewood, B. McCoy, SOFTBALL ALL AND LITTLE ALL SAI NTS-Print- ing deadlines make it im- possible for this group to be announced. However, they are as deserving in recogni- tion as the other groups. J -A .Q--A -fa f- ' LITTLE ALL SAINTS HOCKEY-Back row-U, Bertero, Bi Dyer, D. Jensen, M. Bertera, Center row- N. Kurakona, C. Coe, M. Lopez, S. Cunningham. Front row-R. Bailey, S. Beall, I. Lucero, A, Bignardi, LITTLE ALL SAINTS SPEEDBALL-Back L. Lee, M. Davison, B. Candini, E. Silva, F Front row-N. Zanetti, C. Curaza, B. Kauffman Owens, M. J. Litzenburg. Not picturedqN. Apple vareiia. ,, ,v . 1-..' 1. .J we Wig ..w:L'fI 51 FMILSLQ BASKETBALL LITTLE ALL SAINTS-Back VOLLEYBALL LITTLE ALL SAINTS - VOW' R- Amido, A- KOIWCIISSI M- HOUTI- Ffom Back kraw-B. Karleskint, J. Norris, I. Lucero, row-I. Lucero, M. Ruddick, B. Silva. Nat pic- M. Ruddick, Front row-D. Sellers, F, Silveria, fU ed'-M- GOVTZOIES, M- Sifvws. A- MGCVWOQU- N. Fujioka. Not pictured-P. Knight, M. Gone zales. Meet the Little All Saints! These have been chosen to be the second most outstanding players af all the girls who have had the great honor of being on teams. They have worked just as hard as any other girls through skill and good sportsmanship to make the Little All Saints and have succeeded. 88 A. Harris, J. Norris, D. Gorham, D. Maughn, G. Stevens, M. Cowell, B. Galardo. Seventh Row-L. Rivas, Ll Back RowvlBl+E. Barton, J. Wineman, D. Porter, B. Davis, N. Johnson, R. Bernstein, J. McDonell Sears, P. Houston, B. Page, R. Bailey, J. Clark, J. Gildesgard, L. Parker, U. Tremelling, L. Witman, B. Wilson E. Barca, J. Bongard, N. Zanetti, E. Cano, P. Gildesgard, D. Johnson, P Ties. Sixth Row--JD. Ohler, S. Kyle L Rice, D. Bond, R. Bailey, M. Carrell, J. Fesler, P. Machado, B. Teixeira, M. Lopez, B. Enterline. Fifth Row W Rice, J. Scheel, L. Adam, M. McCarthy, N Apple, M. Serberlell, L. Seiberlell, K Melby. B. Daufrnan, P Bennett, B. Arvald, E. Silva, P. DeParini, P. Amido, B Candini, M. Matz. Fourth Row--C Hawkie, S. Ellis L. Clark, E Rodriquez, B Harper, C. Taylor, A. Scott, C Brosche, l. Harris, U. Gatewood, J. Lopez, B. Ar nold, A Beck, B. Meadows, M. Matz. Third Row- U. Bertera, B. Fuller, R. Fuiioka, M. Saki, C. Nushimori B. Silva, A. Quick, J. Jenkins, B. Karleskint, J. Dart, M. Beancki, P. Bailey, C. Watson, M Houtz, P. Nunez C. Novo, I. Kano, E. Curanza, C. Curanza, P. Emperia Second Row-B. Valenti, D. Cotc, P. Ties, M. Sar rells, P. Berry, S. Beall, T. Simas, F. Silveia, S Witman, R. Rice, J. Glines, M. Litzenburg, J. Allen, P, Mesi row, J. Anderson, B. Stone, J. Secrest, S. Truesdale, M. Baba, S. Stener, M. Rivas, A Crum. W. Weathers, N Zanetti, A Bignardi, B. Dyer, J. A Anthony, N. L Sanders, A. Baker, B. McCoy, S Cunmngham, L. Riley C. Coe. Front Row-l-l. Margaroli, D Souza, U. Sanders, D. Eddie, N Locke, F. Boots Silvera, M. Riddocl N. O'Dell, N McDougal, S McCabe, B Tibbils, J. Green, D Sellers, F McKeean, P Mauqhan, J Bostwick M Morch,J Cook. Hockey is one of the oldest women's games in existence lt was introduced to the United States an l9Ol by Miss Constance M. K. Ap- Dlebee, but clubs were not formed until later dates. By ballot from all the girls in school, Hockey has seemed to be the most popular game in girls' sports The girls have chosen between speedball, volleyball, basketball, soft- ball, swimming, and tennis. Basketball seemed to be the second best-liked girls' sport in ' school. So here is three cheers for Hockey, the VYWOST-liked game in girls' sports in Santa Ma- ria Union High School . r'-lV??J.! ,, . ,iff -4- . .eg- . '. pg 19 .., 1 ,ag-,r. J'l. activities 141 A - . 13551 1 ' . 11 -1 'F' Hoi! to you our olmo mater, Hoil our red ond white. breeze etail 'S fx 'QL 1 A FQ xx xx K XJ P txlk I Q 'wi eh of 'Q '41 D0 on bY ee P X675 RU Ron Xcmd esotdiiderson c Buck row B Smnth D Sanders R Peterson M Twmtchell, B ODelI L Blackburn M ,er r' 0 ree 'UI ey Ju mon, B Dovna J Anderson Whvtman H Eaves Front row G Wadleugh R Bernstein S Beal! B Brad ef 1'7 ,f e L, ,X I , X review stall . -.0 .,,,,, ,,. M ,..,, -.,. 5 Q' Q- J IeY Be-Qrzo gohnsonl Tc-'xxx' Stein, ' eQgy H only T fe ff? ,fr l oUSf0n, Ry rf Shir- S Ubv Bef fl- Back row Bob Brad Fre Fl r P ,ffl Pat Rigoni and Kathy Tyler, Review co-editors. Lo- Homa Rice, Review business A M, manager. 1-4 ... , X HX 3,3 J.: Two representatives from the Review staff trav- eled to the Fall Journalism conference in Fresno, along with Mr. Alton E. Mattice, advisor. Pat Ri- goni and LaHoma Rice were the fortunate two to be delegates of Santa Maria High. Another proj- ect undertaken by the yearbook staff was that of entertaining the Forge staff from Santa Barbara. Mr. Mattice had on display in one of the school rooms annuals from all over the United States. Credit for the production of this book goes to the following: Co-Editors, Pat Rigoni, Kathy Tyler, Ad- ministration, Mitch Kistner, Academic, Ken Cun- ningham, Class Editors, Senior, Pat Stanfieldg Low- er Classes, J. C. Rameyg Clubs and Activities, Shir- ley Beall, Dick,Andrewsg Sports, Bob Brady, Boots Silverag Business Manager, LaHoma Rice, Advertis- ing Manager, Fred Flores, Photographer, Roland Youtzg Special Helpers, Haynes Jones, Jean Man- villeg Advisor, Alton E. Mattice. y d oes at Stanfield Mitch Kistner Shirley Beall Kenny Cunningham Dick Andrews Front row Roland Youtz Jean Manville Boots Silvera Kathy TYler J C Ramey Alton E Mattice advisor I iw- girl' league Some of the special assemblies presented for the pleas- ure of the campus girls consisted of fashion shows of the school uniforms as well as shows given by local clothing es- tablishments. Speakers gave addresses on such subjects as .grooming and nursing. Activities handled by the Girls' League were outstanding events of the year. Skits were giv- en, each class participating, and a plaque was given the winners, the freshmen girls. The Hi-Jinx was well attended, and the May Queen dance topped all the year's events. 'Q3Yv4Z'ci.. 'QPR UM' 3 - 'iF K 'E .1 tb .f 5 1 :1--.. . , Kai' ' -1 5313 - gsibffrfi ' Y ,jiri V. . 1 1 ,H 4 .,.... 1 fi . J I , me ,..f ,Jn My .gp , ,Y This year's theme of the annual Hi-Jinx X was named Movie Titles. Mistress of cere- monies, Jean Wineman, awarded prizes for originality, beauty and comedy. All freshmen, who were of course the honored guests, came dressed as babies and win- ners were judged for being the funniest, cutest, and prettiest babies. Girls League Board, fall and spring-A. Dorsey, J. Gif ford, P. Maughan, P. Bailey, W. Rice, L. Machado, J. Dart M. J, Stephans. Front raw--D. Ohler, S. Kyle, B. Allen, M March, J. McDonell, E. Barton, J. Green, R. Bailey. V' ' 'WY' SV . ' ! ' a 36. 600 Club-Bock Rowg S, Baden, J McDonell, E. Barton, P, Bailey, J. Wmemorw Front Rowg D. Ohler, J. Sclweel, M. Litzenberg, D. Sellers, R, Bernstem v W la.. 2 Left to Rnght Sally Baden Betty Allen Joy McDonell, Katherine Tyler Marion March queen ,lan t Boyd Phyllus Kauffman crown bearer, Joyce Campbell, Doreen Porter, Marv Sorrells -KA MAY QUEEN A row-Eloise Barton, Naomi Corsby, Joy McDonell, Shirley Beall, e S ey McCabe, Joyce Campbell Betty C Front row-LeRoyce Riley, Isabel Lucero, JoAnn March Mary Sorrels lackne oleen Coe, Doreen Porter Janet Boyd. I .. f- mrs: ' J 4- ,a 1- y . ,, e in 0 pr ' Q Back Row-E. Wineman, A. Kirchoft, W. Cardwell, B. Weldon, J. Venable, J. DeRosa, W. Hollingsworth, J. Childers, R. Pond, R. Betts, B. Hardy, J. Fields. Fifth Row-Minami, H. Sanchez, G. West, J. Andrade, B. Parlier, D. Peterson, D. Adams, G. Payson, P. Rojas D Kennedy, D. Sanders, B. Lentz, R. Worley, P. Wygle. Fourth Row-T. Bianchi, J. Green, L. Dominquez, B. Brady, J. Bowles, J. Taylor, B. Q'Dell, B. Tunnell, C. Reamer, B. Rivos, M. MacKenzie, H. Mussell, C. Brown, J. Jenner. Third Row-J. Wickenden, R. Mever, G. Wadleigh, J. Carpenter, J. Anderson, M. McGee, J. Sheey, D. Ericson, J. McDonell, J. Bostwick, C. Coe, J. Allen, A. Harris, J. Scheel, D. Edie, A. Alvos, P. Mesirow, L. De La Guerra, T. Allen, K. Tyler. Second Row -T. Allen, A. Crum, J. Secrest. C Andrews D. Brufe, Deperini, M. Georgi. W. Weathers, J. Dilbeck, L. Ri- ley, K. Daly, E. Patino, M. Rojas, B. Karleskint, J. Dart, P. Mauqhan. D Mortensen. Front Row-Mrs. Ida Devine, advisor, S. Truesdale, M. Sarrels D Souza M. March, B. Mitchell, M. Hayes, S. Cunningham, M. Lit- zenberg, J. Green, E. Brown, P. Logan, K. Nishimori. spanish club french club y Bock Row--J. Watson, C. Dimmitt, W. Hollingsworth, H. Jones, L. Payne. Center Row-S. Beqll J. MCCullers, L. Blackburn, K. Tyler. Front Row-F. 'Segouio, S. Griggs, R. Bernstein, D. Sellars A, Baller Mrs. Ido Devine, Advisor. ' ' ,K Back Row-D. Sanders, T. Allen, D. Tognozzini, J. Wickenden, J. Green J. Johnson, C. May, T. Unno. Fourth Row-B. Twitchell, L, Koao, M. May, J. Jenkins, E. Stallinas, N. Johnson, J. Gatlin, L, Adams, B. Knotts, Mrs. Lenell Youtz, advisor. Third Row- M. Nellis, A. Biqnardi, I. M. Harris, S. Scott, B. Fuller, F. Daubenspeck, M. Stephens A. Price. Second Row-P. Bennet, A, Kohatsn B. Mann, N. Lentz, M. Med- ley, J. Tenscher, A, Dorsey, E. Larson. Seated-E. Tognazzini, U. Bertero, T. Bertero, M. Eggler, B. Candini, B. Huddleston. latin oluh science Initiation of new Science Club members brought fiendish laughter and devilish pranks by President Tom Palmquist as well as the other members. luluq -aria.-n-.un-fra. y groups . ,wh ..,. ,.,t,, ,. . -wi, .. . , .ff ggi ' -1 J. 1 A' ' ,gig : A , t ,av gg. fi Bock Row-B. Potter, B. Page, B. Davis, R. Bailey, J. Bostwick. Third Row+D. Sublett, P. Mesirow, J. Gotlin, L, Adams, J. Allen, L. Riley, Second Row-B. Mitchell, S. Ellis, R. Bernstein, N. Johnson, J. Scheel M. Litzenberg, A. Harris, P. Maughan. First Row- J. McDonell, M. Hayes, J. Green, D. Sellers, B. Dorsey Seated--W. Weothers, S. Beall, L. Sears, D. Porter. Lorlene Willey, Senior Tri-Y president ', Groydon Warlleigh, Hi-Y president Back Row-3 Smith, B. Andrews, C, Dimrnitt, W. Hollingsworth Jones, J. Childers. Third Row-J. McCullers, J. Watson, M. Lutnesky Weldon, P. Wygle, J. Ponce, L. Sanches. Second Row-G. Bragg, T. L, Blaekburn, A Wong. Front Row--G. ra.num, B. Courgonl G. leigh, B. Brady, mr. L Advisor. 1 P ., 5 ...QS fir A - ' ,Q 1 gyifffff ,I-vii: .,.4?' 4 , , ,. ,,,3,,.,E,,.. ,QL . - ' J.. in-.rags Ag, X ..::a'm4T.. mam.-A11-:Az Back Row-J. Norris, D. Gorham, P, Bailey, M. J. Bianchi, P. Moughon, J. Jenkins, D. Bruce. Fourth Row-P, Machado, B. Bishop, P, Briggs, J. Hubble, M. King, B. Harper, S. Stenner, J. Hobbs. Third Row- S. Truesdale, C. Andrews, E. Silva, B. Kyle G Vartonian, Marion Winemon, P. Bennett, L. Peterson, C. Han- son, M Seiberlich, L Clark, J. Gifford, J. Hobbs, K. Melby. Second Row--B. Tibbils, C, Hauke, D Bond, D. Jensen, E. Rodriquez, L. Seiberlich, B. Kauffman, B. Silva, B. O'Grady, M. Correll, Front Row-E, Schulen- berg, C. Watson, C. Taylor, P. Nurses, M. Houtz, C. Novo, J. Dart, B Arvold, B Meadows, ' Marilyn Houtz, Delta Tri-Y president Tri-Hi-Y executive council-Back row, Carol Novo, Glen Fornum, Gro Sears and Doreen Porter. Front row, Jill Dart, Pat Nunes, Marilyn Houtz, ydon Wodleigh, Bob Brody, Lorerie Earlene Willey, Winifred Weothers, ..:.:.-Samet!! . gi, .gf v.s.i. and auxiliary W-. Back Row-G. Cirby, J. DeRosa, F. Hanson, F. Marta, E. Michel, G. Oishi, T. Boydstun, D. Sanders. Fifth Row-O. Sublett, P. Briggs, R. Bailey, D. Ohler, B. Pot.er, P. Palmer, J. Gatlin, B. Dyer, S. Cunningham, B. O'Brien. Fourth Row--H. Sanchez, B. Corsby, J. Anderson, S. Austin, J. Tamasini U. Bertero, N. Johnson, L. Adams, T. Bertero, S. Scott, Mr. Hodges, Advisor. Third Row-G. Payson, M. McGee, W. Weothers, D. John- son, J. Cook, I. M. Harris, P. Berry, P. Logan, L. Riley. M. May. Second Row-B. Huddleston, B. Wilson, S. Ellis, M. Correll, D. Souza, B. Stone, A. Bignordi, M. Hayes, D. Sellers, M. Litzenberg, H. Towsley, B. Candini, F. Montez. First Row-J. Tibbils, J. Taylor, D. Mercer, P. Bostivick, M. March, M. Twitchell, B. L. Davis, J. Bostwick, R. Bernstein, J, Scheel. G. Yeats Back Row-W. Veatch, B. Jackson, J. Lear, B. Jensen, J. Anderson, G. Bragg, B. Twitchell, J. Wright, D. Miyake, P. Bowles, J. Smith, J. Estes, R. Ponds. Fourth Row--B. Kauffman, L. Seiberlich, K. Melby, A. Dorsey, SZ Bagdons, B. Alberty, J. Dilbeck, M. Adam, B. Nunes, B. Thomas, D. Hughes, L. Whitman, B, Bolls, M. Matz, M. Eggler, A. Alvos, R. Peterson, J. Bostwick, P. Bailey, D. Bruce, J. Jenner, W, Crakes. Third Row-B. Courson, M. Seiberlich, J. Anthony, N. Sanders, M. Georgi, A. Baker, A. Beck, B. Hensel, D. Jensen, E. Stallings, J. Greenf J. Webster, D. Sellers, E. Silva, C. Coe, K. Tyler, J. Anderson, J. Taylor, T. Boydstun Second Row-D. Sublett, U. Sander, S. Scott, P. Ties, N. O'Dell, E. Patino, P. Logon, M. Wineman, V. Tre- melling, B. Page, M. Schmitt, B. Arvold, P. Rojas, B. Luis. Front Row-T. Lear, S. Ellis, S. Silveria, H. Mar' goroli, M. Sorrells, P. Ties, P. Moughan, M. Brown, M. Silva, T. Kamo, B. Silva, B. O'Grody, D. Adam. knights ' 1 3: 4- Back Row-E. Wineman A. Kerchoff H. Jones M Twitchell R, Peterson. Third Row-R. Cookson W Hollingsworth R. Smith F Hansen L. Andrade. Second Row-K. Cole, J. Ramos K Crain, J. Hansen D Ericson B. Parlier J. Venable, D Adam. B. O Dell, M. McKenzie G. Cirby F. Marta, D. Holt C. Demit B Tunnell J. Smith Front Row!-J. Tibbels J, Taylor, B Courson J, Bowles J. Kinney, B, Wilson, T. Estalio B. Rixos, Mr. Ward Kinkade Advisor ack Rcw-L. Hunting, R. Harland E. Lozone, P, Bostwick, Mr. W. Kinkoide. Third Row-D. Kennedy P. Rojas, T. Allen J, Roberts. Second Row-B. Tyler, T. Boyd tun, J. Roberts, L.. Draper M. Billington. Front Rowe-A. Bettigo, R. Warne D. Mercer. l i i L0fZfLwc.,4, -,ZA , lfflfwfv - wwf H hand This year's bond under the direce tion of Mr. Lester Hayes, was made up of approximately 70 members, and appeared at every football game as well as many other activities of the school. First prize trophy was brought home from the annual band festival in Paso Robles, when our band competed against I2 others, Danny Johnson, drum major, Mar- lene Hayes and Carol Novo, major- ettes. Top Row-Pond, Veatch, Johnson lDrum Maiorl, McCullers, Tyler. Fourth Row-Ball, Brown, Azevedo, Swenson, Sanford, Ramos, Miyake, Nunez, Manfredi, Rush. Third Row-Evangelisto, Hamilton, Jenkins, Gill, Jenson, B. Lewis, Wadleigh, Veatch, Yeats, Second Row-Holt, Fuller, Devat, Kies, Sweet, Boardman, Norris, Clark, Sanchez. Bottom Row-Cunningham, Maxon, Smith, Anderson, Mitchell, Stier, Adams, Potter, Marleen Hayes and Corel Novo, Majorettes. Not Pictured-Anderson, Bartholomew, Dominguez, Johnson, Mclntosh, Oishi, Razo, Sa nford, Sijnith, Wright, Reomer, Cota, DeRosa, G'iggs, Herrerg, Johnson, Nolan, Palmquist, Sanders, Serbian, Vellenes, Wil- Iioms, Hunting, Waters, Steffenson. WU-s UNxoN fc ' x ,sQe.4.4,, 'X lfirff 102 Hg Fw LL 'Qu-f5g,. fx V Cg.., '--I, L .Z 5 jg'I, X .T,J wg . 'fvtQ?. 15'f Es? 7 ikidyigr F, P 3 I 'gl' , , 3 v 'H' 2 H . 'I 4, 1? . . 1 V' L U1 Ill 0- wa? I is - . vi QL ,,y x' 'wr' '..' M Q n 1 ',, - ' Q r l Xa X 'QV 2.441 X 1 LL., -Lf, ,, vi fr -lt., +44 ,,,, KL.. , 5 F SQ I , Nm V Q X Qi 1' N 1 fx I A , 'x, - - an IW , . Y. A N :., E I J N :Le ,. -, ls, . ,dv S 1.4 . N.. S , ,wr , , G f Q,-2'3 ' - h Vlhtdfllhl NPICMET . A . PX L r - ' , 6 eggs 12 fi A Q C L -3 Q s Q 1 A x FRG!-l wmv! 4 7 ..- JQMM 4 H ,441 'iff C5451 -H 4 4 X .ff- - SOAE Rivera .N- 1' in FISH 7'f1,, . qu SFU ci f:A,,.,'reAvPeo is 6 3143002 5 S3 9. 3 S, fi? , V N 9 lx 4 Ak -vs . 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Farnum. Third Row-D. Adam, C. May, D. Ericson, B. Brady, L. Rice, D Bruce, M. May, J. Allen, L. Adams, J. Sheel, P. Ro,as. Second Row--J. Kinney, M. Sorrels, J. Campbell, L Riley, A. Bignardi, M. Hayes, S. Cunningham, D. Sellers, M. Litzenberg, B. Page, B. L. Davis. Front Row-B Courson, B. O'DelI, B. Tunnell, M. March, N. Johnson, R. Bernstein, M. Roias, Mr. G. Rogers, Advisor, J Taylor. thespians Thespian group at the close of their formal initiation. 5 4 night ciub ugi nd Edna dance in fnrsi oc Night dub O SLM! . ga, .A 'N , S , strip. ' 4 n X h f V Qff5:!b -vu., .1 1 4 L' 517 .Sf-i 4 A i t K . 1-. R N4 If 1 ii '25 ' 5 .- l 'QA Us '72 ,Sigue V -..4 .w 5-L u . f i 12 5 g, , J' ,-Sill . 'ffgf ..'Y-.fi ' A ,iw-.5 4-Q-- V ., X , -ra-' F' Fi: :HMV 63 I Q99 Zrx YI .i 9 1 ' iurgl' 1 1 L. 1.4 -v L, Y W -V9 J ,,- 4. Al . .Q I 9 Y K . N. r. .M 1' K ,U .f N - .. w . '. 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'Z 's gy. . , f ' ' rv Q. ,j. if ,Q 4 if .II 'lf A, ss L X I if 1 4 ,, 17 , ,J , f .1 F'1g'fig3' ' 1 V ., H gk-4-an 1 ..,-,QV 3 -Q3 'ngf' ' .-.-FA ,, V, , 'w mf.,-,',,4, 1 ' A: .MII ' v- ..,. amz ,514 M, 1 I ff. ,A 3, F3 I u ,pr :if - or THE EARTH News CARTO0N ,f 1 FUD50 STUDIO THEATER SANTA MARIA THEATRE ARROW PHOTO FINISHERS J. C. PENNEY CO I mf ., 4 32' 1 W 6, ,, . x EZ i5 id aa 'Ja -A , , v I Q S' 1. 5 Im p - W 'aw . ' W. , I' ' gig 1 V. ffm 5 Q J Qefie ff ' F2 :G .-.vs ., ,.,,f:,. - f+.,..,,., f . ww ,AM .,,. E' ':, ! . -VPU- IU' ay e . ig 1. Q! 4-'easgffgf S- A 5195 fxH1. 5Y,'f,..gmf ' A? nv,' .1 132111 1 . ni-L2jf.E f V1.4 14, -' M, , SH K vs A ' Q.. 5 JM. M. A , far I I. 1 s FN N-H P1 -yr -if , ,...-g'j f ,' my A g5gg:.w,MW H ,, , ,M A 3' I 1 Eff 'K 1 . ,U H -M-,N.:,.V L K In-.uv D 5 f - A l ,. .awww ff 5 . hs,-A 7. .' ...4 we Q , 'S ri 5 ? , ,E , . Egg..- . v X ,, .1 'i 'Fr Zgiiw '- uf ,fl , 1 . h - nv , . A , f., -'iff.i'fQ1 5' kfnggglf ,Q F- Yggfgw .. eb gs ,. My 1. ,ii 1 v . 'HW Tw iiffi fini .vgigxg if f-Q vig' 4 F 32.4 1 U hs SALADIN FURNITURE STEVENS PERCY F SENAY TRAVEL BUREAU S TOBY'S a , -Q Au- i DEL SIGHTS FRESH MAID CREAMERY M N nm, FITIOFI L 5 nesmoen ELECT22cnHunce compnnv - llll -'llii I .ii N mn ,... -N: X A... . PRINDLE AND HOPKINS 'i '1. ELECTRIC AND REFRIGERATION SERVICE N ' jx K 6 sf ff' nan: N -' ' f BRYANT AND TROTT BELL MOTORS AMERICAN BAKERY ' ' ffnu SEARS AND ROEBUCK B H K E 5-'ini . . nun' wxxxmwr'--RR ., , 35.- ADAMS STUDIO McDONELL'S FF-M CAMFELDT'S FLOWER SHOP DUDLEY MORTUARY 125 1 x 413+ ff , M V A I 1, x. F95 I f - ,uf ' .1-3' G- ,' . - A vm 1 L V 1 S , . .ae .' QP? H l 1 sw, 4 -. 3 -'N I A x Y 'Sf p 'Q - ' xx A' 4 I 'V 1 x I ,-X 1,5 In ' , V 1 fa X 4 A F O A . was K I A A ' ff' , xr. S .x Q:4 X ai, -A . W' ' , we ' - , , .. 1 W r Ai ., 1-'?,-pf' O. 1 de. 3. . 5 , 1 5' 1. in f' X X i . f ,Ir 3 W . A X F f 'Q s Li Q ' 1 rv 1 - v , X , , ' Q ' ., -W. 2 A ' J, N, .63 4' . , Q ,A VL iz-Ag x r' ' - K A A ja ' 1 I ,vu f ' , -'p W. , Sv Q 4 f A ,. .. .- ff' N 1 . 5, ' v fo X- L ' -MX iff' , x 9' f 5 acknowlvdgvmvnl We the edltors of the 1948 Review wash to thank the enture staff for thear efforts contrubutuon and Coopera tlon We the staff wash to thank the tollowung especnally our advisor for their patuence and understanding 1 ff L ff, L Q X 1 Mr Alton Mattuce Advisor Arrow Studio Portraits Mr Ken Vertrees Composition UnlversaIBookbnnder Covers W T Lee Pnnters Security Luthograph Bandung Mr J Boothe Photography Mr E B Mc:LaughIun Photography The Staff 128 ff I t' I ' I . ' 'J 1' ' ' fr I x V X 'V l I V ,f L I ' 1 ' - L I fl If fr 'Ip I xl, I ' 'L' ,.1' MM ,L -U V I Nfl' ' yu IFN' Q, 1 .1 f t r 1, f fll- f 'ji I I I' AL f . L' WI- by H' A 1 lf I , , Y ,Ubi ff, 1 'I' X 1 ' r ,VII , If ff I . 4 , . I - i . 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