Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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if lMANZANlTAi L L L , GEQRGE LECHNER, Pvesident MADELYN HUGHES, .Secretary SHREWD IN SCHOLARSHIP. EVEN BETTER IN ATHLETICS. NOT TO BE BEATEN IN SPIRIT. IN SACK FICHTS NEVER EXCELLED. ON THE TCP OF THE STAFF IN MUSIC. REPRESENTED IN EVERY CLUB. SENICRS --- RAH! JF The Senior class of '32 has reached the end of its colorful career in XV,U.H.S. These four years have been filled with contests in studies and sports. Through victory and defeat the Seniors have wedged their way upward until now in their last year they are considered first in scholarship, in athletics, and in spirit. Soon these familiar faces which nod, some gayly, some thoughtfully, from the ensuing pages will no longer monopolize the stage, classrooms, club meet- ings, and athletic fields of W.U.H.S. It is then that the school will Watch with a critical eye the progress of its so far successful class into the universities and the business world: and it is then that the class, widely separated though they be, must prove that they can keep up the reputation they have earned for them- selves through four years of character building under the shelter of the Black and Gold. Will they do it? Watch them! ,C-: l.9.3.2g L u Page Fifteen