Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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Nature? 6911111 in QBIII' Mihai Babu-Blue-Eyes- Bee Dyke--VV'hen skies are smiling and the earth is already clothed with a luxuriant and tender herbage, we find upon some balmy morning that the baby-eyes have opened in gentle surprise. Heralds of Summer-Ruth Freiermuth-Martin Franich. Indian Paint-Brush-Mr. Dyche-Scarlet flowers are so rare, and nature is so chary of that beautiful hue, that these flowers are especially wel- come. Their dense tufts make brilliant dashes of color, which are very notice- able amid the vivid greens of springtime. Innocence-Mary' Ben Simpson. lVz'Id Bachelors Button-Joe Meidl. Scarlet llflonkey-Flower-Jerry Driscoll-During a walk around the school, at almost any time of the year. we may find the corn-colored blossoms of the sticky monkey-flower. lVaIlflower-Helen Grieg, Ruby Beilby. Gum Plant-Donald Krough-So-called because of the balsamic exu- dation which is found mostly upon the flower heads. lViId-Date-Elmore Eipper. Balm of Heaven fSen-Seny-Bud Silvey-ln early springtimethe whole school notes this spicy fragrance. The Balm of Heaven is shaping out a delicious penetrating odor from its countless blossoms, passing it to everyone. Lantern of the Fairies-Billy Batchelder-Just before the oncoming of summer our crowded halls and classrooms entertain one of the most charming of flowers, for the graceful stalks of the satin-bell begin to throw out their delicate white arms to the tune of the roller skates. Wherever they go, night or day, these flowers win instant and enthusiastic admiration for their ability to whirl around corners, sit down, and come up whole. Four-O'c1ocks-Delwin lVlurray, Edward Hanjes, Walter Shew, Mil- dred Bardmess-Wlien the period is partly over, when the halls are emptied of hurrying blossoms. the bright little four-o'clo:ks begin to open their myriad magenta-colored eyes, and wander into the class rooms. Johnny-Jump-Up-Alma Dahnken-'llaunty-faced. laughing-lipped, and dewy-eyed with glee. Hearfs-Ease-Lorraine Pullen- By scattered rocks and turbid waters shifting. By furrowed glade and dell, To feverish men the calm, sweet face uplifting. Thou stayest them. Page Seventeen

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Q 'rf' K is , miwloilss ,um-it ds. Gllexez Refurb The present Junior class is the largest Junior class that has ever been registered in the history of the school. They were represented on all of the athletic teams and next year it appears that as Seniors they will be represented in the majority on all of the teams and in the various activities of the school. In the student body elections which were held on May 18, all of the future officers were from the Junior class. The results were: Everett Luther and Carl Biddle were to run again on May 22 for president as neither received a majority in the first vote: Mary Ben Simpson vice president, Beth Ereiermuth secretary. Tony Franich treasurer, Gavin Taylor boys' athletic manager, Mary Crosetti girls' athletic manager, Louise Hudson editor of The Manzanita. Daniel Ready business manager of The Manzanita, Martin Lamont yell leader, and Jim Nielsen reporter. During the past year, the Juniors have been rivals of the Seniors in carrying on the assemblies. Many of their members have been appointed on the various committees. and without a doubt. the Juniors will have had enough experience in the management of the student body to uphold capably the traditions of the school. Gllass Ilinll Segundo Ancheta, Marie Anderson, Owen Anderson. Diana Baker, Ruby Barstad, Mary Basich, Leroy Beazell, Herbert Beilby, Carl Biddle, Nick Bilicich. Nicholine Boskovich, Nellie Bronich. Maxwell Broxholm. Homer Bryan, Howard Burdick. Roland Bye, Hector Ceschi, Curtis Chandler. Marguerite Christiansen, Alzora Clark, Allen Cox. Halley Cox, Dorothy Cracroft, Irene Davis, Eulah Dohme, Lawrence Eagleson, Jack England. Neil England, Claude Estill Robert Flores. Charlotte Ford, William Fox. Martin Franich, Tony Franich, Beth Freiermuth. Taira Fujimoto, Wesley Gallagher, Helen Goatley, Lillian Gobar, Alverta Hackbarth. Bob Handa, Evelyn Hardy, Loren Harrison. Edith Hart. Elmerle Hazelton, Edna Heath. XValter Hill, Jean Hitchings, Louise Hudson, Doris Hutchings, Horace Jones, George Kennedy, Ida Knutson, Ruth Kressin. Donald Krough, George Leland, Josephine Lindgren, Rosalie Lindgren, Gertrude Lindsey, Allen Lopes, Mary Loughnane. Everett Luther, Lois MacQuiddy, Elizabeth Mann, Kenneth Mann, Tommy Matsuda, Clarion Matthews, Lucy Meade. Madelene Menezes. Genevieve Miller, Betty Munson, Satoru Muramoto. Milton Nelson, Jim Nielsen, Minnie Nielsen, Paul Obyen, Alzora Pavey, Ralph Peterson. Clyde Phillips, Lois Phillips, Pearl Phillips. Karl Polifka, Hazel Powelson. Oda Rambo. Daniel Ready. Robert Rowan. Arnold Carroll Russell. Charley Scurich, Tony Shagv. Evan Shelbv. George Shikuma, Gerald Silvey, Mary Ben Simpson, Ferdinand Sinacek. John Stackable, Thomas Starks, Herbert Stocking, Sherwood Sutphen, Marie Tate, Gavin Taylor, Andrew Thomas, Thomas Thwaits, Miriam Twyman, Sally Tyler, Henry Umino. George Wagner, Anna XVayalo, Inez Weedon, Mary Wempe, Edna Williams, Robert Wong, George Zobel. Page Nineteen