Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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JANE ADAMS DOROTHY AGUIRRE I-IISAE AKIYOSHI RUTH ALLEN JIM ANDERSEN SADAKO ARITA KATHRYN BAIRD BICRNICE BAKER ADEL BARLOXV SHELIA BARNES PAT BARRY GLYNDON BELL SAM BENICH NORA BERTONE RAY BETTEN COURT HELEN BIXLER STANLEY BODE AGNES BORACCA BILL BRAZIL ROSEMARY BROXVN HERBERT BRUCE PERRY BUCIQLEY MITCHELL BULICH HAZEL BURR 14

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SENIOR CLASS Four years have quickly passed since we entered high school a group of anxious freshmen. Now the time has come when we, too, are to march across the stage in white caps and gowns to receive our diplomas and prepare to step out into newer and wider fields. During these four years there has been much of attainment. In scholar- ship, leadership, and in athletics, seniors have achieved much. Presidents of the Scholarship Society for both semesters this year were seniors-John Snyder and Daren McIntyre. On the Prom Committees this year were Herbert Bruce, food and hall decorations, Gretchen Thilo, bids, Bob Trafton, music, Rae Wing, games, Jean Stefan, program and seating, Harold Coehlo, clean-up, Giovanna Marmo, table decorations, and Gerald Cox, lights. Even the senior jackets expressed the class,s individuality. Instead of the usual sweaters, senior jackets were worn. In both boys' and girls, sports senior athletes were outstanding. Numerous school clubs were headed by seniors. Especially active in the GAA this year were the senior girls. Under the guidance of Mr. Rowland, this year,s seniors were indeed different. Among those who helped to make this year's Good Will Dance, held in Santa Cruz this year, a success were Idazelle Gross, Eddie Trevethan, Melvin Spiva, Harold Coehlo, and Stanley Martin. It was with mixed emotions that the seniors left for Bolado Park to take part in the annual senior picnic. The end was definitely near. Graduation was soon to come, and with it a farewell to high school. What has been is now no more. We are out of high school, and for our faults it is too late to be sorry. And as we leave there comes to us a realiza- tion of our song: Four long years you shelter us, And then there comes a day When we must leave you far behind And seek our own life's way. Other joyous times may come, But still we'll always hold Within our hearts the memory of The days of Black and Gold. 13

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NETTIE BELLE BURCH EARLINE CALLENDER JOHN CAMPBELL MATILDA CARDOZA JOHNSON CHINN LUCILLE CICISLY NORMAN CISSNA HAROLD COEHLO ALYCE COOPER GERALD COX VIOLA CULVER BARBARA CURETON BILL DAHL HOWARD DALBEY KEN DE LA PENA HERMAN DENNY DON DE NWALD ARTHUR DIAS EVIZLYN DIAS STANLEY DODGE MARIE DOSHIER DOROTHY DUKE -IOE ELDIZR TOSHIKO ETOW 1 S