Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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OMAR COWLES LORRAINE STRUVE GEORGE MONKOVICH JANE ENEMARK VIOLET D'ANNA SHIRLEY STEPHENSON Bottom Row: Bill Dong, Henry Kwock, Lyle Dillon, Gilbert Borba, Russell Garland, James Ball, Betty Jane Cockcroft, Mary Lou Dolan, Constance Lamont, Dorothy Bird, Lucille Braga, Gloria Bencich, Velma Foster. Svronu' Row: Sadayuki Fujii, Alvin Chinn, Nicholas Marinovich, Peter Miljanich, Fred DeWald, Mary Cunha, Jane Ene- mark, Dolores Bettencourt, Marjory Brooks, Helen Funk, Thelma Campbell, Virginia Fluhart. Tllifll Row: Robert Durden, Byron Bella, Douglas Dethlefsen, Nancy Geddes, Allis Marie Bachan, Jean Dondero, Georgiana Brown, Fred Flodberg, Bob Coehlo, Gene Friend, Alma Campbell, Frances George, Geraldine Brown. Fourth Row: William Bowers, Joe Fujimoto, Phil Barnes, Ralph Bradley, Shirley Burwash, Violet D'Anna, Mary Lou Benich, Shizue Fujita, Frances Abe, Lois Avery, Joy Greenhill, Barbara Long, Josephine Dutcher. Fifth Roux: Bill Colman, Pete Bobeda, John Gobbo, Zelbert Gouker, Quinten Cravens, Bill Cornell, Jack Cunha, Omar Cowles, Larry Dunlap, Rose Armanani, Marjory Bishop, Lorraine Di Bartola. Bottom Row: John McBrayer, Ignacius Hidalgo, Clovis Patterson, Betty Hull, Marian McGrath, Gertrude McGarvie, Aiko Hora, Chiz- uru Hama, Hideko Kimoto, Edith Kawabe, Miyoko Kobori, Naomi Myrick. Second Row: Gene McGrath, Henry Mello, Fred Flodberg, Pat Lyman, Barbara Hamby, Jean Kilfoyl, Helen Mekis, Patty King, Mary McCain, Frances Kusanovich, Daisy Matsui, Michiko Inmaru, Marian Myers. Third' Row: Harold Martin, Henry McMaster, Con- stance Lamont, Mary Lou Dolan, Shirley Burwash, Violet D'Anna, Lorraine Struve, Allis Marie Bachan, Betty Hall, Lily Hillman, Edith Hall, Toshiko Mine, Madeline Kusanovich. Fourth Row: Bill James, Charlotte May, Walter Howes, Don Kauffman, Jim Moots, Viola Lewis, Barbara Linneman, Bernice Hernandez, Velma Foster, Faye Minton, Gloria Bencich. Fifth Row: Bill Hitchings, Isao Matsui, Fred Mita, Jack Cunha, Jack Herbert, Howard Hushbeck, Alice Hull, Mildred Keith, Mary Kostaras, Ora Leslie. Bottom Row: Walter Verone, Ken Okamura, Sam Ogami, Shig Yamau- chi, Katashi Oita, Luke Shew, Frank Jurich, Leon Wilson, Betty Peterson, Dorothy Prader, Beatrice Wismer, Yvonne Clewett, Marie Wiumack, Gloria W'ickham, Dorothy Orr, Miss Dunlap. SITOIIKII Row: Utaka Oda, Bob Scrivani, Roy Mori, Robert Timothy, Leonard Hull, Hubert Leslie, Floydene Rice, Betty Lou Rhodes, Hazel Mattos, Lor- raine Penner, Kikue Nakamichi, Mary Toda, Mikako Uyemura, Jeanette Nakata, Helen Kishimura, Alice Warfield. Third Row: Jim Marlowe, Robert Strove, Howard Sybil, Peter Miljanich, Joe Solari, Charlie Ojeda, Wayne Phillips, Eula Williamson, Thira West, Kath- erine Matulich, Evelyn Mills, Dorothy McGinnis, Erma Rusler, Helen Warheld. Fourth Row: Yamato Nishihara, Kay Morimoto, Tom Murakami, Nick Marinovich, Harold Smith, Tom Parker, Lowell Sater, Jasper Simunovich, Barbara Pinkerton, Shirley Stephenson, Nina Matulich, Ruth Williamson, Lois Skov. Fifth Row: Kazu Toya, Robert Rehbein, Bill Weeks, George Yamamoto, John Gobo, George Solovich, Gene McGrath, Henry Mello, Don Peterman, Robert Pinkerton, Norma Ryan, Bessie Pardee, Rosalind Policiccio, Lucille Tomaso, Elsie Powelson. IUNIORS One of the most outstanding groups in the school this year was the junior class, which proved itself so by furnishing able club leaders, being prominent in social affairs, by providing outstanding athletes, and, most important, by maintaining a high scholastic rating. Because of much effort by President Omar Cowles and various appointed committees, the juniors accomplished much in their efforts to make this year's Prom a financial success. Candy sales, noon dances, and a rummage sale were all sponsored in part by juniors and provided needed funds for the Junior-Senior Prom. Prominent in boys' sports were Roy Mori, who captained the lightweight football team, Ed Eagles and Omar Cowles, who were active in track, and George Schaudra, who was out- standing in basketball, football, and tennis. Girls, as well as boys, were active in sports. Leading the junior girls in inter-class competi- tions were Alice Warfield, Frances Kusanovich, Gloria Bencich, and Madeline Kusanovich. Though active in social affairs and athletics both, the juniors did not neglect their studies. The class was well represented in the Scholarship Society. Others played a prominent part in the band, orchestra, and choral classes. The Junior Red Cross Council, rally committee, and dance committee each had its share of active junior members. Class officers for the year were Omar Cowles, president, Jane Enemark, vice-president, Lorraine Struve, secretary, Violet D'Anna, treasurer, George Monkovich, yell-leader, and Shirley Stephensen, girls' athletic manager. Wine-colored sweaters with white blocks were chosen for next year. There will be two types-slip-over and coat. 25