Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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Watsonville Union High School N N - T H E MA N ZA N I TA Buck Row und llundott'---John Vrloodburn. Ray Kirby. Tom liustura. Apheni Harvey. Edmund Brown. Howard Cottrell. NVilm:t Rhodes. Gerald Bezzel, Roma Durant. Jerry Bosley. James Jackson. Second Rott'---Cieorge Reilovich. Richard MacFarlane. Evelyn DeMange. Adele Harker. Third Roux---George Lechner. John Raflertv. Katherine Muzio. Leona Claudill. Eunice Mann. Helen Fraser. Bernice Dorch. Jenn Christensen. Mary Pierovich. Mildred Paulsen. lf-iurlh Rott'---Josephine Ottoviani. Marv Rinetti. Tillie Costa. Marv Kusanovich. Verna Penner. Beatrice Hayashi. Nancy Nightingill. Maxine Smith. Mary Gann. Fifth Rou.'H'lVlarthe Rome. Clementine Kusanovich. Marie Duarte. Rose Boasso. Ada Chadwell. Mattie Lou Simpson. RoseMary Nicholson. Eleanor Edsberg. Maria Brown. Esther Bradley. Anna Kralj. Beatrice Davies. Annie Goon. Jennie Lee. SOPI-IOMORES Then too we always have plenty of music since many of us are proteges of Mr. Carlyon in band and orchestra. There surely would be a hole in the band if the Sophs would take a notion to drop out. While many of the musical minded ones blow cornets, trumpets. and flutes. some try their best to sing. and think it would be fine to become famous prima donnas. Speaking of prima donnas we really have one. who is none other than Kitty Wasson. She proved so good in Glee Club that she simply had to be chosen for one of the leading parts in the operetta. Now we come to the bright side of the matter. About one-third of the Honor Society are Sophomores who positively shine in high scholarship. Some of these have belonged ever since they started High School and are well on their way to have a gold seal on their diplomas. At last after we have flown from one thing to another it is just about time for us to land: for in a short time we will be taking off in a new plane. The Junior. -HELEN TIPTON ,,.- i Page Tuperzty-one

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TH E MANZANITA N s N Watsonville Union High School llfiindow and Back Row-ffDelbert Wadkins. John Benich. lvan Jones. Morton Dorey. Effie Engle. Lorraine Brinkworth. Marian Toft. Estelle Hopkins. Dorothy Rollins. Gilberta De Vlfald. Second Row-A-David Twitchell. Max Dean. Elvin Boxold. E. Downing. Barbara Hutchings. Anton Bulich. Dorothy Dickie. Third Row---Jean Morehead. Mary Liles, Helen Watters. E, Downing. Edith McKinney. George Eipper. Fourth Row---Earl Goon, Robert Gourley. Edwin Day. James Howard. Dean Delaney. Gordon Webb. Ralph Rhodes. Frank Totten. Bob O'Brien. Madelyn Hughes. Mary North, Lucille Bertelsen. Fifth Row---Victor Penner. Robert Silvear. James Kimoto, George Payton, Ray Giacoma. Tom Hudson. Eddie Wing, Harvey Stevens. Lois Bender. Clifton Bennett. Charlotte Hudson. Genevieve Thomas, Beth Gard. Marjorie Merrill. SOPHOMORES UR BIG plane. The Sophomore, piloted by Sterling Cottrell. is flying sky high on wings of high scholarship. music, and athletics. We climb higher and higher as the year goes on and win many honors. With such a crew of outstanding athletes The Sophomore has found itself the victor both in the sack light and inter-class baseball. Of course there never were such basketball players as Barney Perovich. Ray Giacoma, Eddie Wing. and August Varni. The midget team, composed mainly of Sopho- mores. nearly won the championship again this year. And of course these boys play football. Such track stars as George Payton, a first class sprinter. and one of the best ones in school, and Sterling Cottrell, who places in the high jump. will, when they are seniors. break all records. Of course the boys aren't the only ones who bring in honors in athletics. The girls do a great deal too. To look at Mary Liles or Josephine Ottaviano play speedball you would think that they were practicing to become first class football players. Besides having two on the school tennis team there are quite a few feminine Babe Ruths and many who are all stars in basketball and volleyball. - l' V Page Twenty

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.Xllwrt .Xllun-I1 .Xrvliii-' Hurton T l-I E M A N Z A N I TA - - N Watsonville Union High School FRESI-IMEN HIS years freshman class had so much spirit or found so much business to do, that they secured permission to organize-something that no first year class has done for a long time. About two hundred and forty-seven in number, they are already showing their interest in outside activities as well as in their regular subjects, in outside subjects such as athletics. band, and Glee Club. There are eight freshmen in Band lf Jeanette Eckel, Bruce Rider, Una Hardy. Eleanor Foster, Sydney Hardy, Yoshiye Takata, Clifford Reed. The class is represented in the Scholarship Society by nineteen members: Fred Beazell, Dorothy Beer, Marguerite Blizzard, Jeanette Eckel, Eleanor Fos- ter, Charles Franich. Jack I-lammil. Florence Hoon, Hazel Derr, Helen Jane King, Eleanor Lopes, Grace Matiasevich, Josephine Montgomery, Winifred Pelley. Irene Ritchie. Margaret Stilwell. Flora Belle Stones, Erwin Thomas, and Cwladys Zobel. ilVlARGUERlTE BLIZZARD FRESI-IMAN ROLL Imrutliy lie-Pr lllemlolyn lilziine Jm- .Xl:'l:ih- Iiuln-rl Ang.-I lflorliiun Ai'1usli'1mg' .hum-s Asumi XVilHun Hauler Louis Halir-libro Milton Bzuiirrizigue- Fu-ml lleuzs-ll litlwl lie-1-li Page Twenty-Iwo Irene H1-illiy limi Iolnn 4 a 1-1 Irma he-1-li Mail-alvn Itin- I,leorge lim-ni.-ii liillie li:-'rnul Louis In-v Kuhn' Rosa Lei- It--tc:1.'i-liri Seth Iiivlt- Athos Hollzi Blzirgueritr- Hlizzaril Joe Booth Jerry Huxley Ile-th lsowniztn Esther Hruilley l'zlil4G' llixizlley Philip S, Braulley Huhertzl ltruve La Verne Uziinlvlme-ll Emily Cordozzi Helen Cnrdnzzt Dino CE-Sc'l1i Parlier Vhzin Donald Flizinmllei' Rohert Cliristiansen Blanvli i li1'istir- C'allie1'ine Civisley 4. 4?