Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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Kenneth Marcum Clementine Nunes Kenneth Lindgren Everett Luther Helen VValker Estelle Wialker Paul Obyen - Maxine Mcliihben - Eflitfml' Ass't. Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Literary Editor Assistant Literary Editor - Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Arthur Rodgers Departments Mildred VVebb Snaps Editor Maurine Oberrneyer Assistant Snaps Editor joe Crosetti - Margaret Hay Philip Baker Mildred Silliman Jerry Driscoll Leroy Beazell Edith James Miss Aitken Boys' Athletics Girls' Athletics - Activities Clubs Jokes Almanac - Alumni Staff Advisor Page S tix' en

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The Faculty Thomas S. MacQuiddy, B. S., University of Cailfornia - - Principal A. B. Handshy, A. B. Stanford Cniversity - - Vice-Principal. Physics Oda Redman, A. B.. Stanford Cniversity - - - Girls' Advisor. French Jeanie Aitken, M. A., University of Edinburgh, Scotland - - - - - - - - - - - - - Head of English Department A. Mae Lord. A. B., University of California ---- - Ruth Benham, A. B., Baker Cniyersity, Kansas .losephine Lyall. A. B., Cniversity of California - English English English Myra Harris, A. B., B. S.. Cniversity of Missouri ---- History C. D. Schell. A, B., Cniversity of Nebraska - Citizenship. History Ellen il. Cox. Special Mathematics Certificate - Mathematics Mary Y. Tyler, B. L., Cniversity of California - - Mathematics Ruth E. Paulding. A. B.. Cniversity of California - - Spanish, English Helen Esther Crawford, A. B., Mt. Holyoke College, Mass. - Latin, Library lda R. Hayward. A. B., Stanford Cniversity ----- - - - - - - - - - - - Mech, Drawing, Biology, Gen. Science Vlustin K. Dyche. A. B., College of Pacific - - - Chemistry, . Sarah VX aite, Cniversity of Chicagog Cooper Institute of New York Algebra - - - - - - - - - - - - Drawing Clara Gene Dickson. A. B., Cniversity of California - Cooking, Spanish Florence Rodgers, A. B., Mills College - - - - Home Economics G. O. Munson, Special Commercial Certificate ----- - - - - - - - - - - Head of Commercial Department Eleanor Flaugher, Northern Cniversity - - - Stenography, Typing Enriqueta Palmer, Chico State Teachers' College ---- - - - - - - - - - Stenography. Typing, Commercial Law A. G. Rinn. B. S., University of California - Head of Agricultural Dept. C. O, Mulder, A. B.. Valparaiso University ---- Manual Arts O. Thorstenson, B. S., Cniversity of California - - Horticulture, Shop Agnes Dolan. B. M., College of Pacific ------- Music L. M. Briggs, B. S.. Oregon Agriculture College Boys' Physical Education F. A. Briggs, B. S., Oregon Agriculture College - Girls' Physical Education E. Duane Smith, Ph. B., University of lYisconsin - - - Part Time Opal E, Marshall. M. A.. University of Southern California - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Boys' Opportunity Class Mabel D. Hall, Vllesleyan University. Nebraska - - Home Economics ,l- M. Carlyon, A, B., San Jose State Teachers' College - Band, Orchestra Page Six

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Q Y T -' --'--Ti A . 3? 1 N: !-ky' ers- DITQRIAL OUl'lfR.XTlON is the keynote of success. lYithout it no body of peo- ple can succeed: with it no body of people can fail. Cooperation be- tween the students and the faculty among' the stuclemg themselves and between the school and the townspeople is essential in order that the school may be a credit to XYatsonville. This year. the students have learned a valuable lesson in cooperation. ,Xt the end of the first semester, several difficulties arose through lack of cooperation between students and faculty. Only after these difficulties had been surmounted and a lesson of cooperation had been learned did the work of the Manzanita advance. The students have since shown a cooperative spirit. They have secured subscriptions, contributed material to the Klan- zanita, and solicited advertisements. They have worked to make better as- semblies and have supported the athletic teams at games and rallies. XYatsonville High School owes the townspeople a three-fold debt of gratitude: first. for the spirit of the advertisers, who have made the publica- tion of the Manzanita possible: secondly. for the help of the subscribers who have made the Manzanita a financial success: and thirdly, for the splen- did spirit of the American Legion members, who, with the aid of a few other townspeople. were the greatest factor in procuring' for us our new athletic field. All in all, the spirit within school and without has been splendid. It is hoped that the lesson in cooperation learned at the beginning of this year may prove valuable in spreading its influence over the years that are lu come. Page liiglll