Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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Front Rott'---Peter Sapro, Robert Christensen. Peter Tovaraz. Ered Beazell. Donald Chandler, Donald Cox, Bertrum Seller. Joseph Orr, Charles Franich. Edwin Storm. Dino Ceschi. John Michael, Arthur Miller, Steve Doering, Raymond Vyeda. Billy Waki. Elmer Shew. Kenneth Switzer. Second Row George Benich. Paul Hockabout tleaningl. Elmer Cornell. Makota Kadotani. Yvarren Hutchings. Bruce Rider. Edgar Hockabout. Richard Watters, John Liles. Ray Vasconcellos. Mr. Merryweather. Alvin Medeiros. Third Row--APaul Compton, Parker Chan. Andrew Vucinich. Philip Bradley. Harry Osmer. Robert Reed. Carl Gorham. Shige Vllada. Loran Locke. Paul Grizich. Lloyd Long, Four Row---Walter Lewis, Howard Peterson. Armando Marsano, Ollen Ennis. Billy Bernal. Tom Polk. Fred Hair. Charles McCloskey. Robert Lawrence. Albert Bosworth. Alvin Dempsey. John Cunha. Last Row---Herluf Olsen. Holbrook McDaniel. Ted Tesman. Alton Dempsey. Seth Bixler. James Asami. Xvilson Bader. Marion Stolich. Chester Murakami. SOPHOMORES HIS YEAR'S Sophomore Class fairly shines with youthful vigor and vim. The officers that so carefully guided us through this successful year are: president, Edgar Hockabout: vice-president, Eleanor Foster: secretary, Beth Bowman: treasurer, Fred Beazell: boys' athletic manager, Jack Moses. In the scholarship society, Irene Ritchie, Grace Matiasevich, Josephine Montgomery, Jeanette Eckel. Marguerite Blizzard, Charles Eranich, and Paul Grizich are our members, The sophomores who help make up our wonderful band are Bruce Rider, Jeanette Eckel, Helen June King, Eleanor Foster, Warren Hutchings, Joseph Orr, Wilson Bader, and Tom Polk. We also have some outstanding athletes. The lightweight teams couldn't get along without Eggs Hockabout, Mitchell Stetta. and Ray Vasconcellos: I ' Q 0 3 ' I Page Twentyfsix

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Front Row-V-Miss Paulding. Madelyn Hughes, Mary North. Nancy Nightingale, Ethel Bonita, Clementine Kusanovich. Ruth Lindgren. Beth Gard. Genevieve Thomas. Ada Chadwell. Gladys l.ee. Beatrice Davis. Beatrice Hayashi, Miss Farrell. Second Row---Virginia Gott, Efhe Engle, Helen Eraser. Jeanne Morehead. Rose Boasso. Ruth Bradshaw. Leona Caudill. Dorothy Dickie. l.ois Bender, Anne Goon. Kathleen Sheehy, Helen Diaz, Elsie Cox. Third Row--'Helen Tipton. Helen Watters, Mattie Lou Simpson. Charlotte Hudson. Dorothy Rollins, Jean Christiansen, Roma Durant. Evelyn DeMange. Marian Toft, Lorraine Brinkworth. Barbara Hutchings. Jennie Lee. Mildred Paulsen. Vella Reynolds.. Fourlh Row---Mary Farrington. Apheni Harvey, Estelle Hopkins, Anne Martinsen. Adelle Harker. Vt'ilma Rhodes. Edna McCool, Mabel McCool. JUNIGRS Of the girls, perhaps the junior who best represents ideal youth is Char- lotte Hudson. who has already been mentioned for scholarship and athletics, and who in addition is a notable member of the Manzanita staff and the band. She won the sweepstakes of the solo contest at Sacramento, being unanimously chosen by the judges. She also won the Hute contest: but remains a charming and modest fellow classman. Helen Watters, Charlotte Hudson. Mary Farrington, and Howard Cot- trell represented the juniors in Scholarship Society. Mary was elected secretary of the central division of the California Scholarship Federation for the coming year. , Class officers are: Ray Ciiacoma, president: Mattie Lou Simpson, vice- president: Mary North, secretary: Tom Hudson, treasurer: Clifton Bennett, yell leader: Ed. Downing. boys' athletic manager: and Mary Liles, girls' athletic manager. This most energetic class has shown its ability to do, and has kept its reputation throughout its high school career. -MARY NORTH, Junior. I ' 9 ' 3 - I Page Twenty-five

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Front Row---Merle Hoover. Ethel Beck. Aloha Cox, Ella Mae Rogge, Mary Eiorovich, Katherine Cicily, Blanche Harlan. Virginia Nelson, Louita Moran. Earldine Mello, Mary Semelka. June Kendall, Kathleen Milladin. Jeanette Eckel, Winifred Pelley. lrene Ritchie, Ona Hardy. Beth Bowman, Takito Ikeda. Emma Enomoto. St-cond Row---Hatsuko Sukakane, Yoko Kobayasi, Miss Benham. Edna Eagundes. Lucy Zar. Esther Bradley, Verna Owens, Esther Hunter. Eleanor Lopes. Hazel Kerr, Doris Phillips, Dorothy Beer, Eusako Tanaka, Florence Hoon, Mary Milladin, Hisako Sugai, Eleanor Foster, Margaret Stillwell. Grace Matiasevich, Muriel Camp, Miss Wooster. Dorothy Borba. Thirid Row---Rosalie Bettencourt. Mabel Souza, Rose McEarlan, Adaline Garcia. Marguerite Blizzard, Josephine Montgomery. Fourth Rowe'-Julia Pecoch. Carol Williams, Lucille Scurich, Lois Gorham, Doris Kauffman, Ervina Thomas, Loretta Kirby, Emily Cordoza, Florence Speegle, Eileen Beilby, Elise Algeo, Flora Belle Stone, Bessie Gugale, Helen Phillips, Last Row---Nadine Connell, Roberta Bruce. Mary Resetar, Bea Webb, Gladys Zobel, Kiyoko Tada. Katherine Maleta, Doris Jenkins. Janet Vklhiting, Miss Arano. SOPHOMORES and have you ever seen Louis Bertone play football? If not, watch your next chance, else you surely will miss something. The sophomore girls also play speedy games. We are well represented in the all-star teams by Muriel Camp, Ervina Thomas, and Gladys Zobel, for basketball: Kiyoko Tada, for hockey: and Hazel Kerr, Gladys Zobel, Yoshii Takata, and Lucille Cottrell for speedball. Some sophomores also took part in the operetta. Richard Watters had one of the -leading parts and carried off honors as l'Jimmie. Muriel Camp also took part, and other sophomores lent their youthful voices in the chorus. This year we have accomplished much, but we hope to reach an even higher standard in our junior year. --BETH BOWMAN, Sophomore I-9-3'I Page Twenty-seven