Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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LEE ROY WATKINS VIRGINIA RUSKO DOROTHY DYE CARROLL COWLES HELEN BRONSON WAYNE HARRIS First Row: Wallace Mapes, David McQui1len, Ruth Schalow, Evange- line Kostaras, Eleanor Pavey, June Kortright, Lorraine Miller, Edith Reed, Josephine Perez, Pauline Kerner, Margaret McDonald, Dorothy Petznick, Dorothy Ivey. Sn'o'r1d Row: Ruth Helen Angel, Eleanor Meginniss, Dorothy Loveless, Mary McGrath, Marie Resetar, Bernice Picanso, Virginia Kniffin, Lucille Rackley, Jean Munroe, Catherine Ivancovich, Barbara Prentice, June Montgomery, Isabelle Lopez. Third Row: Tony Nakamichi, John Peterson, Edwin McNutt, Harry Mori- mune, Mabel Lew, Irene Pini, Madeline Previsich, Satsuki Yasumoto, Kazue Kamitani, Aiko Inmaru, Miyako Nakaji. Fourth Row: Frank Matsumoto, Mike Nomi, Nob Maegoto, Al Janda, Jimmy Kamita, Mitchell Panzich, Joseph Lee, Harvey Rich, Gilbert Mello, Katherine Matulich, Lucille Todd, Evelyn Matsui, Jane Koda, Lois Nishimura. Fifth Row: David Leslie, Edgar Moore, Don Nohrden, Vincent Poko- vich, Ken Peterson, James Gentry, Paul Miljanich, Lloyd Peabody, John Leonardich, Harvey Maitoza, Stanley McGregor, Walter Maitoza, Eleanor Piastri, Misako Kimoto, Itsue Matsunami. First Row: Meriko Arita, Elizabeth Novak, Edna Bellah, Ruth Calvert, Bette Calvert, Patty Emmett, Alice Christiansen, Josephine Hinkle, Marie Resetar, Dorothea Bardmess, Dorothy Dye, Mary Dahl, Violet Carothers, Virginia Daugherty, Teresa Carlos, Helen Cossins, Mildred Houck. Srroml Raw: Jeanette Halward, Doris Hazelbaker, Eleanor Cottrell, June Crowley, Yvonne Goudron, Jean Dawson, Catherine Monkovich, Betty Gumm, Dorothy Dyche, Beverly Hull, Constance Cavanah, Ruth Brodin, Iralee Harris, Ellen Churich, Aiko Hirokawa, I Rubie Goto, Hazime Etow, Carmen Cosmes. Third Row: Ruth Angel, l Eileen Barry, Erma Harriman, Irla Dyke, Eleanor Phillips, Helen Bronson, Olive Ann Arnerich, Evelyn Clough, Barbara Coward. Fourth Row: Albert Chinn, Marvin Gray, Robert Chinn, Jim Yamamoto, Gail Buell, Dewey Garrett, Jeryl Chase, Dan Denny, Jerry Chinn, John Blake. Fifth Row: Willis Hayes, Dave Enemark, Ray Corona, Steve Grizich, John Duimovich, George Clough, LaVerne Brazil, Wayne Harris, Warren Bruce, Carroll Cowles, Lauru Hirano, Arthur Gandy, John Anson, Marquis Hutton, Arthur Doshier, Charles Banovac, Peter Banovac, Sam Crawford. First Row: Wallace Roberts, Jack Smith, Vera Switzer, Maxine Wilson, Nadine St. Clair, Mary Lou Richards, Gloria Turney, Frances Tidd, Lois Skov, Renic Lou Underwood, Doris Wiloughby, Marilyn Snyder, Sam Yasumoto. Srroml Row: Jiro Sugidono, George Strazicich, Verna Switzer, Mary Vegar, Shizue Takemoto, Grace Yamashita, Vivian Wright, Genevieve Rodgers, June Sanders, Annie Sims, Ruth Shelin, Mary Rico, Yurigo Sagara. Third Row: Makiko Yamamoto, Kaoru Takata, Thomas Skilicorn, Kikue Yamamoto, Misako Kimoto, Florence Yoshizumi, Virginia Rusko, Lorraine Williamson, Claire Schmiel, Marjorie Sheehy, Kuniko Sasao, Mae Yamaguchi, Ayano Shintani, Shizuko Sugiyama, Yurigo Sagara. Fourth Row: Leon Welter, Frank Morales, George Bliss, Lee Wall, Lee Roy Watkins, Alfred Rich, Nick Vojvoda, George Van Sickle, Russell McCallie, Nick Milich, Jimmy Yonemoto, John Rodrigues, Floyd Rodrigues, Chiyoko Yonemoto, Dorothy Ura. Fifth Row: Lawrence Williams, Arthur Thimann, El- wood Smith, Neil Schwenne, Phil Taylor, Dick Solari, John Tipton, Bob Velasco, Bob Turney, George Schaudra, Forrest Wilson, Donald Winkler, Bob Walker, Richard Williams. SOPHOMORES Because of the prominent place they took in school activities throughout the year, the soph- omores well earned a reputation for being Bne of the most progressive second-year groups the school has had. Officers for the year were Lee Roy Watkins, president, Helen Bronson, vice-president, Vir- ginia Rusko, secretary, Carroll Cowles, treas- urerg Wayne Harris, yell leader, and Dorothy Dye, girls' athletic manager. Miss Benham, class adviser, directed the class activities well and was always ready to counsel students in matters regarding group activities. Sophomores this year served on many com- mittees and took an active part in many of the school clubs. The Scholarship Society, a standard by which class scholarship may be measured, listed many sophomores in its membership. Band, orchestra, and choral groups were invaded in large num- bers by the talented sophomores. Foreign language clubs, too, had more than their share of sophomore members. In athletics sophomore athletes took a major part in the school competitions, the lightweight teams especially having a full complement of second-year candidates. By its activities while a part of the lower division, the sophomore class has indicated that it wil play a leading part in school affairs as a part of the upper division next semester. Under as capable and active leadership next semester as the class of ,42 has had this year, next year's juniors should make an enviable record for themselves. 27

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ROBERT SHEEHY BETTY SKILLICORN WAYNE HOOFER TOMMY KOKKA MARY ELIZABETH WING ANTHONY RADOVICH Row One: Laverne Hall, Marjorie Dye, Helen Grande, Elizabeth Hunt- ing, Betty Buck, Madeline Byers, Devonne Hall, Lilly Fujimoto, Ida Bobeda, Rose Hidalgo, Faye Clark, Shirley Curtis, Shirley Christiensen, Dorothy jean Gray, Eleanor Canse, Mary Chinn, Bonita Hyatt. Row Two: David Dye, Samuel Gallagher, Jack Bronson, Dick Beazell, Thomas Hansen, Vera Mae Dodge, Irene Hurst, Betty Ann Crippen, Mary Battinich, Suyeko Etow, Edith Hayen, Helen Crabb, Edith Gouker, Katherine Everett, June Dani, Velma Fountain, Rose Marie Borba, Moriye Hama, Ruth Chinn. Row Three: Charles Evans, Donald Fisher, Bill Goodridge, Margaret Elbert, Jean Dahl, Anna Ruth Evans, Rosalee Hamby, Nancy Day, Jean Hodges, Willie Mae Edwards, Dor- othy Hayes, Laura Bracco, Wanda Hance, Lois Clark, Martha Jean Brandon, Barbara Hushbeck, Beverly Bare. Row Four: Chester Bridges, Louis Foxworthy, Jim Andersen, Eugene Daily, Bob Aldrich, Billy Bottero, janet Heick, Norma jean Dye, Zelma Dinsmore, Janice Cross- lin, Lorraine Hoofer, Margaret Elliot, Helen Donham, Bernice Gon- zales, Betty Carothers, Georgina Baese, Patricia Howes, Sue Horn. Row Five: Ken Earl, Bob Gumm, Hideo Akiyama, Lloyd Dunlap, Dean Hall, Fred Benich, Herman Good, William Abe, Eugene Cox, Bill Cooper., Jimmy Charles, Bob Bailey, Bob Connell, Stanley Hawkins, Rod De Wald, Melvin Forrester, Warren Carpenter. Row Our: Betty Mullikin, Alice Lopes, Theresa Ollino, jean Kirkland, Helen Niemann, Avalene McFarland, Doris McGowan, Ruby Macy, Gwen Manchester, Mildred Kusanovich, Florence Koda, Audrey Stevens, Nina Marinovich, Ellen Letson, Angie Moreno, june Lanthier, Dorothy Lambert, Beverly Larsen. Row Two: Robert Huck, Dan Jim- inez, Jack Newby, Robert Sheehy, Lawrence Jacobsen, Dick Gibbs, Sets Hisatomi, Anthony Radovich, -jack Boyd, Lee Roy Watkins, George Kellogg, Wayne Hoofer, Fred Gibbs, Goldie Jenkins, Irene King, Irene Jordan, Lily Mita, Nancy Maegoto, Miyako Inoyue, Yukiko Kibori, ,Fumiko Iwamura. Row Three: Fred La Turner, Wallace Lew, Kelmer lGarrett, Kazuo Kamita, Paul Kiyotoki, Yukio Ide, Lloyd Hiura, Tom Hiura, Gene Ashadina, shiz Kawaguchi, Ted Johnson, Melvin Dias, Duane Lamb, Billy Bottero, John Lawrence, Manuel Martinez, Irene Marques, Stella Morales. Row Four: Stanley Pilz, Toshi Nakamura, Wallace Moriya, Ed Tanaka, Tom Kaita, Donald Jones, Hazime Etow, Bernard Mooney, Ernie Nelms, Richard Kirby, Earl Johnson, Katsumi Okada, Marvin Jolley, Robert Lynn, Bruce Moriarty, Peter Leonardich, George Menes. Row Five: Misomi Morimoto, Pete Gulermovich, Bob Cooper, Tony Gulermovich, Eugene Ashadina, Johnny McCain, Nisa Haro, Ken Kimura, Al Bode, Glen Hardy, Richard Gassaway, Fred Miller, Fred Cunha, Phil Babcock, Clyde Herr, Harvey Larsen, Masaru Okamoto, john Lamont, Harold Martin, Gene Lanthier, Row Our: Charles Sukekane, Bob Yamamoto, Ed Tanaka, Lloyd Smith, Roy Sanders, Olive June Terry, Carol Risdon, Odette Peckham, Betty Lee Potts, Viola Santora, Marjorie Winters, Jeanette Vaughn, Clara Skov, Elizabeth Rhodes. Row Two: Tadashi Sagara, Wallace Lew, Kelmer Garrett, Tommy Sakata, Bob Tanaka, Darlene Rusler, Elsie Rusler, Kiyo Sugimoto, Marie Nitta, Toshiko Shigemoto, Carol Turney, Mary Tada, Mary Elizabeth Wing, Ida Yamamoto. Third Row: Harold Welch, Ted Tsuyuki, Oliver Leslie, Vincent Spikula, Kaine Shew, George Tada, Bob Williams, Gertrude Parriera, Betty Travers, Nola Waltrup, Grace Sugidono, Charlcia Price, jean Scofield, Anna Mae Thwaits. Row Four: George Tapiz, Clair Watkins, Martin Rodriguez, Gerald Payton, Vernon Silver, Bob Sheehy, Timothy Shew, Alvera Ahl, Lois Williamson, Marion Urbach, Vivian Wright, Betty Skillicorn, Betty Lee Perkins, Betty Swenson, Lois Stewart, Lucille Pybrum, Do- lores Ryan, Katherine Yamaguchi, Peggy Takata. Row Five: joe Pres- ton, Manuel Souza, Ray Pipkin, Bob Shinn, Bob Wheeler, Margaret Hoover, Betty Buck, Pauline Thomas, Pauline Perez, Pat Spence, Eleanor Phillips, Pauline Resetar, Charles Sambrailo, Doug Patterson, John Young, Richard Goodale, Tommy Thompson, William Schalow. FRESHMEN Indicative of the steady growth of the school, this year's freshman class, as has been true for many years of other freshman classes in the past, was the largest first-year group ever to enter Watsonville High School. Named president at an election held after several weeks of the Hrst semester had passed by was Robert Sheehy. Tommy Kokka captured the vice-presidency, Betty Skillicorn became secretary, Anthony Radovich was named treas- urer, Wayne Hoofer was elected class yell leader, and Mary Elizabeth Wing became the girls' ath- letic manager. The task of helping and guiding the freshmen fell to Miss Cox, their faculty adviser. That this was well done was proved by the manner in which the first-year group took to their duties as members of the high school student body. Probably never before did so large a number of freshmen show their loyalty to the school by buying student body tickets. Freshmen also turned out in large numbers for the various school teams and other activities. Freshmen joined in the activities of many clubs and at the end of the first semester swelled the ranks of the Scholarship Society. Freshmen are not eligible for Scholarship membership until the end of the first half of the school year. Student body committees, too, had many freshman members. Class colors, voted at the beginning of the Hrst semester, are green and white. Outstanding in numbers, service, and in scholarship, the class of 143 has given every in- dication of becoming one of the most active groups the school has ever had. 29