Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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Watsonville Union High School - N N T H E M A N Z A N I TA Front row--'Gerald Beazell. Charles Franich. Dorothy XVelch. Florabelle Stone. Margaret Stilwell, Eleanor Foster. Hazel Kerr. Eleanor Lopes. Florence Hoon. Helen Frasier, Winifred llelly. Dorothy Beer. Helen June King. Alice Chinn. Second row---Jack Hammil. Helen Stevens, Myrtle NVinters. Verna Lindgren. .lean Morehead. Lorene Cordoza. Emma Dong, Edith Boasso. Jane Holbrook. Eleanor Berkeley. Dorothea Ellis. Jeanette Eckel. Gladys Zobel, Josephine Montgomery. Marguerite Blizzard, Ethel Prasso, Ruth Lindgren, Grace Matiasevich, Irene Ritchie. Velma Galletly. Third row---Mrs. Tyler. Mary Farrington. Helen Watters, Grace Osmer. Fourth row---Charlotte Hudson. Anna Mann, Catherine Curtis. Luella Hudson. Rex Raymond. Beverly Van Gicsen. George Brugler. Ervina Thomas. Jack Baker. Hisa Saltata. Chusan Fujimoto. Fifth row---Elmore Eipper. Nick Alaga. Carroll Russell. Edward Sheehv, Edward XVing. SCHOLARSHIP FOR SERVICE HE PAST year has been one of the most successful yet enjoyed by the Scholarship Society in Watsonville High School. This organization has grown to be one of the main factors in school life. one of its leading activities. Membership in the chapter has steadily increased, the last semester of the school year showing an enrollment of 55 members. This is by far the largest in the history of the chapter. and as many of the members are underclassmen, prospects for the society in 1931 are bright. Activities of the chapter were many and varied throughout the year. A book sale was held for the purpose of buying a new honor scroll for the mem- bers who graduate with the gold seal on their diplomas. This was successful. and a large sum was realized. A banquet and joint meeting was held with the Santa Cruz Chapter at the Hotel Palomar in Santa Cruz. and the affair was so enjoyable that it is planned by the two chapters to make itwan annual event. The annual convention was held this year at Modesto. Those attending from Watsonville pronounced it the best ever. At this convention. as well as hearing Modesto's famous band. the delegates became acquainted with Honor Students from many other schools and with their ways of living up to the motto. Scholarship for Service. -ALLEN LOPES Page Twentyeseven

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THE MANZANITA f -f I Watsonville Union High School gl 1 V322 ld 'i ,t .1 ORCHESTRA Ilurk row--,Billy Granger. Harry Farrington, Chcsley Haydon, Hubert Putman, Henry Marshall. Ernest Victorino. Ona Hardy. Mary Farrington, Merton Carlyon Iron! row---Fred Matsuda. Ray Vyeda, Elliott Bradley, Ellis 'Needorr Lauretta England Aphcni Harvey. Pearl Hill. Jenn Bingham BAND April 26 was a great day for the band. At the State contest in Sacra- mento, they won first honors in marching and three solo prizes. They were invited by San Jose to march in the Fiesta de las Rosas parade on May 17. fConl1'nu.-d on page thirty-ttUo.j v .lltllltf TLL'L'l7ILl-,S14.X'

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T H E M A N Z A N ITA N s- N Watsonville Union High School t.4,LA.Q. . ,. .sfu--H N,-ul 4, ,E-ff! , 4, ,,-. l RT W l ART CLUB The Art Club. endeavoring to gain a better knowledge of modern art, has traveled to nearby art exhibits and has secured speakers to address the club on different phases of modern art, One of the most interesting speakers was Mr. C. B. Schafer of the art staff of the Shell Oil Company. The ofli.-ers were: Clifford Girdner. President: Jane Holbrook, Vice President: Jack England. Secretary and Treasurer: Earl Xklebb. Sergeant-at-Arms: and Miss Waite. faculty advisor. GLEE CLUB The songbirds have been very busy this year. Besides their annual operetta and their important part in the Christmas Pageant. they gave two assembly programs. and a public concert on May Oth. Page Ttwrittf-erghl -