Vacaville Union High School - Ulatis Yearbook (Vacaville, CA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council's chief objective this year was to increase school spirit. To do this it tried to get more students interested and participating in school activities. The first task of the Council was that of bring- ing the Student Body constitution up to date. lt did its best in trying to make our school awards have a full meaning and distinction. To help the Student Body take care of its athletic games, Student Council created a new office of Athletic Supervisor whose duty was to display our school awards and handle all athletic equipment. ln the Spring the Student Body successfully put on a carnival. The proceeds were used to re- plenish our athletic equipment without lowering our treasury. The Council revived the traditional Black and Orange Day. STUDENT COUNCIL mann, I. Goikovich, E. Burton, C Nulk, D. Young. C. Day, R. Boyle SECOND ROW: Mr. Williams, I Moriel, M. Wagner, G. Burton, M HOME ECONOMICS TOP ROW, left to right: C. Ellasces. I.. Estepa. N. Pusley, P. Berkstresser, I. Rcxmierez, C. Groft, I. Whitehouse. W. Willingham, I. Ramos, C. Rerez. SECOND ROW: M. Morrill, P. Mos- cinski. I. Bull. G. Muniz. I. Rico. E. Lopez, M. Lopez, A. Ccxluya, Miss Bell. BOTTOM ROW: F. Espinosu, I. Galbraith, V. Valadez, C. Espinar. M. Perez, H. Patterson, M. Borges, F. Pcolini. I-ICME ECCNCMICS The Vacaville Home Economics Club is made up of girls that are taking or have taken home economics. 1 The club has annual traditions such as a candle light initiation, banquet for the Future Farmers, and a Christmas party. This year the girls in the senior home ec. gave several formal dinners. They entertained several members of the faculty and the school board. The officers for the first semester were: presi- dent Margaret Borges, vice-president Frances Espinosa, treasurer lrene Rico, secretary Mary Prez, reporter Ioan Lightfoot. The officers for the second semester were: president Carmen Prez, vice-president Carmen Ellaces, treasurer lrene Bico, secretary Gloria Munoz. x TOP ROW, left to right: H. Brueg- Rogers, M. Borqes, M. Contreras. C: Perez. BOTTOM ROW: C. Mclntosh. F. Pcxolini, M. Lopez, I. Bull, A. Fong.

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TOP ROW left to right H Hubbard I Perez M Mena I Perez B Stem D Mol1na C Hash K Whaley Kennelly V Holshevmkoit L Wxllxams R Nample H Messrmer I C Lopez E Workman S Contreras Hanson B Moore A Albacete R Boyle R Bruegmann F Openshaw SECOND ROW I Ball A Wrebe Lum M Rxchardson P Oliver E Castro C Ellasces B Byrnes I-I Samuels I Ramos R Pyshora Aguero I Rico T Garcxa I Lopez F Garcxa F Molina T Deogracla F Pxne I Morxel R Day Rodriguez R Narnple W Smith R Klotz THIRD ROW Mrs Nelson M George I Galbralth B Martell Burton C Emmmgton W Gregg I Constant N Pasley C Sxlva I Rzchetta P Fox M Castro A 03142541 C McIntosh I Llqhtioot P Berkstresser D Campbell F Espmar G Munoz M Perez P Souza A Ramos A Walters M Wagner A Wxebe L Estepa V Valedez R Patterson M Borqes M Rogers M Wagner B Hawk A Fong JUNIOR RED CRCDSS Iunror Red Cross found that the type of work rt was called upon to do thrs year had changed conslderably srnce last year Less ernphasls has been put on mrlltary needs and more upon hospltal and relret actrvrtres The only act1v1ty connected wlth the armed servrces was the rnakrng and purchastng of Chrrstmas tree ornaments for the decoratlon ot Chrrstrnas trees at Fa1rf1eld Su1sun Army Arr Base For the hospltal at the Base the students made nut cups tor tavors to put on the Thanksgrvmg drnner trays ot the patlents Chrlstmas gltts tor seventy needy local chrldren were purchased wrapped and dellvered by Iunror Red Cross Generous boxes ot food as Well as grtts from the churches were also dellvered to local tamllres at Chrrstmas by the Iunlors In Ianuary over trtty grit boxes for chrldren rn torergn countrles were packed and shrpped to area headquarters tor d1str1but1on Books not 1n current use rn the local elementary and secondary schools were collected and approxrmately seven hundred coples Were shlpped rn February for use 1n the schools ot the Phrltpprne lslands where there rs a ser1ous shortage of books for classes when school opens IH luly The ottxcers ot the Iunlor Red Cross thrs Wear were Mervyn Wagner presl dent Antomette Ramos v1ce presrdent Anna Lou Walters secretary Alton Wlebe treasurer Mbriel, Rfnel-nugdo, v. Wilder. M. Lopez, R. Aguero: M. Morrilll P. Gilpduick, M. 'B-Aron. iaorrom now! , , , , , 2 ' , ' - ' 2 , : , .

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TOP ROW, loft to right: G. Romins, I. Eddy, V. Varela, F. Avila, F. Orloqa, R. Graham, F. Knnnolly, I. Brown- wood, M. Solph. SEC- OND ROW: S. Espin- oza, H. Pulido, F. Open- shaw, I. Salsman, G. Hopper, F. Caluya, C. Workman, H. Ball, K. Riohl, H. Knuite. THIRD ROW: M. Tala- hashi, D. Moscinski, C. Armstrong, M. Lopez, I. Hopper, R. Ortiz, P. Constantine, I Hou, F. Gonzales, P. Castro. BOTTOM ROW: E. Gnos, H. Bruoqmann, S. Groulx, I Goikovich, A. Car- F.F.A. rinqion, I.. Altiori, Mr. Mundy. FUTURE FARMERS CDF AMERICA The Future Farmers of Vacaville Hi have had quite a busy year. They started by electing their officers who are lohn Gojlcovich, president: Leonard Altieri, vice presidentg Ierry Gregg, treasurer: Albert Carrington, reporterg Robert Cripps, secretary, and Iames Alderson, sentinel. Later in the year lerry Gregg and Robert Cripps joined the Army, which made it neces- sary for a new election for treasurer and secre- tary. The new officers elected were Robert Bruegmann and Silas Groulx. At the beginning of the year the officers made out a program of work. Some of the things s they lined up for the year were to help the mem- bers to buy good livestock and help them to build their buildings and equipment. They helped on the new athletic field and have done other community services. During the year the Future Farmers have had several pot luck dinners. The boys bring a hot dish from home and there is always plenty to eat. To pay for other expenses at these meetings, the Future Farmers sell cokes to other organi- zations in school.