Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1943 volume:

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Despife fhis and many lesser difficulfies, we feel fhaf fhis Manzanifa expresses fhe work fhaf fhe sfudenfs are doing in fhis school fo win fhe war. Lasf year we found ourselves suddenly and fragically af war. We wanfed fo help, buf we didn'f know whaf fo do. We've found ouf now whaf we can do, and we're doing if. Lasf summer we sfarfed. Almosf every sfudenf in high school worked in fhe fields. Mosf of fhem had never done anyfhing like if before. They never had fo. Buf faced wifh fhe sfern necessify for moving crops, nof one held back. This pafriofism didn'f end when school sfarfed. There were sfill many ways in which we could help, and we did nof overlook one. Sfudenf enfhu- siasm furned fo Red Cross work, fo drives fo gef in fhe scrap, fo planf Vicfory Gardens, and fo keep fhe Unifed Sfafes Treasury flag flying from fhe flagpole by keeping fhe school's sfudenf percenfage of sfamp and bond purchasers above 902, This book is our efforf fo record fhe pafriofic spirif of fhe Wafsonville high school sfudenfs during a fime of greaf nafional sfress. 1 , ll THE GYM CONTENTS Administration Classes Activities Sports H i-Life omasino Tomaso, Nancy Day, Paf Borcovich,Bonnie Moseman, Janef Heick, Carolee Rodgers Miss S Top row Ray Sahlberg, Al Bode, Mr. Ruggles, John Bobeda,Mrs. Worfhingfon, Monfe Lewis, Mr. Lyon. lnsefs Calvin cock Norma Jean Dye. WAR SERVICE CGUNCIL Organized lasf year for fhe purpose of unifing 'fhe s'I'udenfs efforfs for 'rhe nafional defense program fhe War Service Council has been exfremely acfive fhis year. This council is composed of all fhe sfudenf body officers, fhe presidenf and secrefary of each class, fhe dean of girls, 'l'he dean of boys, 'fhe sfudenf body audifor, fhe sfamp and bond sale 'faculfy adviser, fhe scrap drive faculfy adviser, and fhe Junior Red Cross faculfy adviser. Represenfafives were also chosen from 'fhe Girls' Afhlefic Associafion, fhe Service Club, 'fhe Junior Red Cross, fhe Block W , fhe Fufure Farmers of America, fhe Scholarship Sociefy, and fhe Janifor Force. Officers of fhe council were Cal Babcock, chairman: Al Bode, vice-chair- mang and Norma Jean Dye, secrefary-freasurer. Some of fhe proiecfs fhey sponsored were fhe fomafo, cabbage, and onion crops, 'fhe very successful scrap drive, 'rhe sfamp and bonds sales which enabled us fo fly fhe freasury flag, wifh fhe help of Miss Sfaud a One hundred per cenf Red Cross drive, and composing a scrap book showing how fhe school helps in 'fhe war. This book won an honorable men- fion in Sacramenfo where if compefed in fhe Schools al' War program. The council also sponsored a musical show puf on by fhe sfudenfs. The pro- ceeds of fhis show wenf 'fo purchase war bonds for fhe sfudenf body. IN THE ARMED FORCES Io be Because The prinIer's copy had eelcs before Ihe end of school, In Eve w some names of boys who Ieff for fhe . . d d forces are necessarily omllle arme This is bo+h regreHabIe and unavoidable BABCOCK, PHILLIP BAILEY, ROBERT BEILBY, ROBERT BERTONE, ROY BILICICH, LOUIS BODE, ALBERT CONNELL, ROBERT CORRALES, SEREFINE COX, EUGENE CUNHA, FRED DAY, GEORGE DYE, DAVID EVANS, RALPH FIERRO, RAY FOSTER, RALPH GIBBS, FRED GOODALE, RICHARD GOODRIDGE, WILLIAM GULERMOVICH, PETER HALL, DEAN HARDY, GLENN HOPSON, OTHEL HUYCK, JAMES JACKSON, HUBERT JOLLEY, MARVIN LAMB, DUANE LAMONT, JOHN LEONARDICH, PETER MARTIN, HAROLD MARTINEZ, RUDOLPH S. MILLER, LEONARD MOONEY, BERNARD PILZ, STANLEY ..'rhey walk In glory . RADOVICH, ANTHONY RUDDOCK, NORMAN SHIU, TIMOTHY SILVER, VERNON TAPIZ, GEORGE TAYLOR, GEORGE TIBBETTS, MARLEY TRACY, ROBERT WEEKS, ROBERT WHALEN, HAROLD WILLIAMS, ROBERT WILSON, DELBERT The sfuclenfs they give life fo fhe school ...'rhis year's book is dedicafed fo . . MR. A. T. ROWLAND Because of his cooperafive and friendly aHi- +ude foward sfudenf affairs and his undersfanding of s+uolen+ problems, 'rhe members of lhe Man- zanifa slaff dedicafe +he I943 annual 'ro Mr. A. T. Rowland, head of fhe Social Sludies deparlmenl' and faculfy adviser 'lo 'lhe Junior class. Seldom does an ins+ruc+or find il' possible +o win so complelely 'rhe confidence and affecfion of his s+uden+s as has Mr. Rowland. The Manzanila siaff is proud 'ro malce lhis dedicalion. gg-. X P 3 9 . 9 . A Q K ' Q A X N , 'fl 65 -I X1, ML X U A .im X ,X xv O 5: U X Q S Q 9 V A Q K 5 0 I , L K f 3- JE? w ' . A ,J f x , X -qnmrf qu, . X ' W 156 . , HT, wil - w.. ' xx mu- A N ff 2 ' ' Z ' ' A 4 WWII - . P I I I N X lp' QR, X Y X W , gas ,J , I if - -ff 552 13 5 Q x v j :IM ,' Q 71 ' -, W f I my xx- t x X '- xfx-xw xx -4 , S 5 A , X X Q fwfk ' U 'nhl wi I l .I .H Lau' .X ...-...zI-...-..g. x PrincipaI's Message We are winning fhe war. For us in high school fhis means fhaf we are advancing on our secfor of The home ironf. Jusl' as on +he baH'le Fields, our men can noi be over-confideni unlil compleie vicfory is won, so here wifh us success musl' noi' and does noi' MR. T. S. MacQUIDDY SuPerin,enden+ of Schook give cause for over-confidence or conceit Everyihing +ha+ war service demands of ifs young cifizens our young men and women and boys and girls wanl' fo do and will do. The reason for our claim of winning fhe war is 'rha'r fhus far every demand made on fhe Wafsonville High School S+uden+ Body has been mei willingly and ad- equafely. We know fhai' +his is no more 1'han a demonsfrafion of American ciiizenship, buf we are proud +o be Americans and de+ermined +ha+ even +hough sacrifices have fo be made, we are going +o preserve fhe highesi ideals' of cilizenship for ourselves and for fhose who follow us. The Board Takes Arms Mr. William H. Grul, our pafriofic presideni' of The Board of Trusfees, leff his posl' on lhe home fronf fo go in'ro+ aciion on +he war fron? as a buck priva+e. He foolc wilh him lhe well wishes of every sfudenf. , MR. WM. H. enui. B -B lnseh Mr. Frank Rodgers, Chairman of lhe Board. Group: Mr. W. J. Espindola, Mrs. Ru+h W. Por+er, Mr. T. S. MacQuiddy, Mr. Ernesl' E. Crook, Mr. F. L. Selleck, Mr. Harry M. Parker, Miss Edna James. Lower lnsels: Mrs. Louise Worfhinglon, Vice-Prin- cipal and Dean of Girls: Mr. Ernes+ E. Crook, Assis- +an+ Superinfendenl of Schools: Mr. Rober+ Lyon, Dean of Boys: Mr. A. B. Handshy, Vice-Principal. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Again fhe high school Board of Truslees sel' a record of dislinguished achievemenl' in lhe handling of high school affairs. The Board, responsible for lhe business managemenr and progressive developmenl' of lhe school, mel' The problems arising from lhe necessilies of war in a man- ner indicafing bolh undersfanding and sympalhy. Those cifizens who rendered 'lheir services fo lhe communify as members of lhe Board of Truslees were: Mr. Frank Rodgers, chairman, Mr. Harry M. Parker, Mr. F. L. Selleck, Mr. W. J. Espindola, and Mrs. Rulh W. Porfer. Louise WQRTHINGTON A rlmm rstrulzon ERNEST E. CROOK Assistant Snperintendvnt A. B. HANDSHY Vice-Prirzripfzl ROBERT LYON Dann of Buys MAE LORD English DOROTHY STAUD English MYRNA M. MONTGOMERY FAC l RUTH BENHAM History MYRA J. HARRIS History CLARA DICKSON Language MARGUERITE BLIZZARD Language MA RY GEMINI Language JOH N MERTON CARLYON Music JOSEPH INE BREEN Music THOMAS STARKS Music HJALMAR R. STROMBERG C0llllll6ff'6' NELDA R. POKEL COIl1.ll'lEI'f'll MARGARET W. GORDON CUllIlllCT1'f! l English RUTH M. TAMISIEA English AUGUST W. ANDERSON English JACK B. HAMILTON English FRANKLIN MacDONALD English A. T. ROWLAND History .TY D. L. RUGGLES Continuation BERNICE M. THORNTON George-Deen IDA A. FU LLER Library O. S. HOLLENBERG Agriculture HARRY W. ANDREWSON Industrial Arts LARS J. ERICSON Mechanical Drawing: LOU ISE BLANCHARD Physical Education NANCY LEE SPARKS Physical Education. EMMET M. GEISER Physical Education HOWARD BURDICK Physical Education NORMAN S. LIEN Physical Education FRED W. FLODBERG hIf1ll1l'llIllliCS ALICE GRAEBER Malhvnmtics IDA R. HAYWARD icic-rice JUSTIN K. DYCHE Science ALFRED J. MAITOZA Scwncc RUTH T. DAY Foods H ELEN SAN DROCK Clnlhing VIRGINIA KING Art EDITH O. WEST Continuation MARY RYAN Study Hall KENNETH CARNAHAN Distributirc Uccupationx M. T. THORSTENSON Agricullurc OFFICE FCRCE Indispensable 'I'o fhe smoofh operafion of I'he high school is I'he office force. Wi'I'h- ouf Hs efficienf work 'Ihe clifficulfies of run- ning fhe high school planl' would be muII'i- plied many fimes. Responsible for fhe work of Ihe office force is Edna James, secrefary Io Mr. T. S. MacQuiddy and head of fhe office force. Assisfing Miss James are Dorofhy Wong, boolclceeperg Frances George, informafion desk: Evelyn Clough, bus slips and 'rele- phoneg and Virginia Daugherfy, boolcroom assisfanf +o Miss Fuller. EDNA JAMES EVELYN CLOUGH FRANCES GEORGE DOROTHY WONG THELMA LARKIN VIRGINIA DAUGHERTY STUDENT BODY OFFICERS N.,,,P hx Siudeni Body Officers: Fred Gibbs, Presidenig Nancy Day, Vice-President Norma Jean Dye, Secretary: Dick Beazell, Treasurer, Lawrie Jacobson, Manzanifa Ediforg Jim Melwl Manzani+a Business Manager, Anna ' Board Chairman: P + ' ' G' I ' ' mae Thwaiis, Traffic a Griffin, Yell Leader, Devonne Hall, urs Afhlehc Manager. A 'S - fs'-RWE. F 35 Q iv ! Q5 .rf my y ix' X -mf' Q, . 'yoj' 1 i 1 av r f W .4 Q CDW 9 Q o J e f QA X XX a hu Q JG! W X 1+ JL f 1 0 ' Y' , U Q, X' h g H 52. - W N X E xg 5 V A : x W 0 , Q x X K K' , :X 1 - .tix .' A X 7 ' K 4 0 Ymm x 4 M mg in.. ,, M N , 'R ' ZX.- A x. L., 'Ls ff: M- ly, 'hg h ' iff!! 00,11 7 u . 1 ' f gl, all - f 'lg F' 1 link XXX I3 XX 3, 11' -N x-.Y f f XX X SSA ,f , I ,X 384, XX , .5 - X M-N K Ch, W 2 ff , . 0 - ffl ' 4. .4-Q, 4-4. 5 u .M XX A ,L wif o N-- ' Y x I fx x 1 W f ' Y 'x I qs X XE .. V , ' f a J .12 'IQ -gr-1' K' , ,A ,pf J + MN X X 4 Cen+er: Presideni Phillip Babcock. S+ar+ Lower Leih Mr. Don Ruggles, Class Adviser: Nola Wal'I'rip, Girls A+hle'ric Manager: Jesse Borquez, Boys Afhlelic Manager: Carol Risdon, Secre+ary: Bill Spangler, Vice-Presidenf: Mildred Kusanovich, Yell Leader: Clyde Herr, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS This year's Senior class was decidedly smaller af fhe enzl of +he year +han il' was when lhe fall semesier began. Many boys were draffed and oihers enlisfed in various branches of +he armed forces. Officers for +he year were Phillip Babcock, presideni: Bill Spangler, vice-president who became presideni when Phil leff for +he army: Carol Risdon, secrefary: Clyde Herr, freasurer: Nola Walirip, girls' a'rhle+ic manager: Jesse Bor- quez, boys' a+hle+ic manager: and Mildred Kusanovich, yell leader. Mr. Ruggles acfed as class adviser. Miss Graeber was his assis+an+. ALDRIDGE, ROBERT ' BABCOCK, PHILLIP , BALDWIN, CHARLES' BATTINICH, MARY BEAZELL, RICHARD BELAN, ELMER BENICH, FRED BODE, ALBERT BRACCO, LAURA BRANDON, MARTHA JEAN BRIDGES, CHESTER BRONSON, JACK CHINN, MARY CHARLES, JAMES CHRISTENSEN, SHIRLEE COTE, CHARLES COX, EUGENE CROSSLIN, JANICE CUNHA, FRED CURTIS, SHIRLEY DAHL, JEANNE DAILY, EUGENE DAY, NANCY DYE, DAVID DYE, MARJORIE DYE, NORMA JEAN EDSBERG, LAVONNE ELLIOTT, MARGARET EVANS, ANNA RUTH EVERITT, KATHERINE FISHER, DONALD FOUNTAIN, VELMA GARCIA, EDWARD GARRETT, KELMER GIBBS, FRED GOODALE, RICHARD HALL, DEVONNE HAMBY, ROSALEE HANCE, WANDA HANSEN, THOMAS HARDY, GLENN HAYES, PATRICK HAYETT, BONITA HEICK, JANET HERR, CLYDE HOLLEMAN, ELEANOR HOPKINS, BARBARA JEAN HOWES LeROY HOWES, PATRICIA HUNTING, ELIZABETH HUSHBECK, BARBARA JACOBSON, LAWRENCE JENSEN, HAROLD JONES, DONALD N 3 ,ww ,ya K If II: KELLOGG, ROBERT KUSANOVICH, MILDRED KWOCK, JOHN LANTHIER, EUGENE LANTHIER, JUNE LARSEN, BEVERLY LARSEN, HARVEY LAWRENCE, JOHN LEONARDICH, PETER LEW, WALLACE LOPES, ALICE MARIE LYNN, ROBERT MANCHESTER, GWENDOLYN MARTIN, HAROLD McCAIN, JOHN MCFARLAND, AVELINE MELBERG, MAXINE MILLER, LEONARD MONKOVICH, KATHERINE MURPHY, MATTHEW NETTO, EVELYN NICHOLSON, FRED NIEMANN, HELEN OLIVER, FRANK OLLINO, THERESA PAPAC, EDWARD PATTERSON, DOUGLAS PECKHAM, ODETTE PEREIRA, GERTRUDE PILZ, STANLEY POTTS, BETTY LEE PRICE, CHARLCIA RADIN, PETER RESETAR, PAULINE RISDON, CAROL ROSSI, JOHN X' f gb ii an Q TQ? T? K ifaw-wry: RUDDOCK, NORMAN RYAN, DOLORES SCOFIELD, JEAN SERSON, LUCILLE SKILLICORN, BETTY SKOV. CLARA SMITH, LLOYD SOTO, SARITA SPANGLER, WILLIAM SPIKULA, VINCENT STEWART, LOIS STONE, BETTY SWAN, DOLORES SWENSON, BETTY THORSON, BLANCHE THWAITS, ANNAMAE TIBBETTS, HARLEY TRAVERS, BETTY MAE TURNEY, CAROL VAN ESS. AUDREY VETTEL, IRENE WALTRIP, NOLA WALLACH, JEANNE WHEELER, ROBERT WHITEHEAD, MILDRED WILLIAMSON, LOIS WING, MARY .2 Cenferz Presidenl' Cal Babcock. Slarl Lower Lef'l': Mr. A. T. Rowland, Class Adviser, Ann Vukasovich, Girls A'l'l1le+ic Manager: Huber? Hudson, Boys A'I'l1- lefic Manager: Rulh Wa+lcins, Secrelary: Carolyn Tugel, Vice-Presidenlg Ed Hall, Yell Leader, Mad- eline Juracli, Treasurer. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS En'rl1usias'l'ic and original, lliis year's Juniors were well rep- resenfed in all scliool aclivilies. This year +l'1e class of '44 was under 'rlwe leadershi of Calvin Babcock, presidenh Carolyn Tugel, vice-presid:-ani: Ru+l1 Wa+kins, secrefaryg Madeline Jurach, freasurerg Huberl' Hudson, boys' alhlelic manager, Ann Vulcasovich, girls' a+l1le+ic manager, and Ed Hall, yell leader. Working wiflw 'rhe Juniors, and responsible for much of +l1eir enviable record, was Mr. A. T. Rowland, class adviser. no BOTTOM ROW-V. Davis, P. Flodberg, L. Dong, G. Friend, G. Bonladelli, L. Gu+ierrez, L. Haselhoffer, C. Foster. ROW TWO-M. Bailey, N. Hayes, P. Griffin, H. Bradley, D. Fosfer, W. Angel, E. Holme, P. Hackbarfh, V. Chadwell, D. Cunha, L. Ford, B. Barr, L. Brooks Duimovich, E. De Mange. ROW THREE-G. Brown, M. Boscovich, J. Everiil, M. Corales, L. Dong, E. Elliofl, L. Ackerman, K. Buchanan, P. Gregory, D. Byram, M. Carler. ROW FOUR-L. Baker, C. Bloom, P. Denning, M. Buckley, G. Hayes, B. Bachan, H. Carmen, E. Hall, K. Bufler, H. Hudson, J. Fiorovich, C. Babcock. BOTTOM ROW-Y. Perry, A. Milich, A. Mock, A. Lemon, E. Mann, R. Porler, B. Moseman, G. Marrno, B. Milliken, E. McDonald, E. Paddon, B. Pike. ROW TWO-F. Lopes, L. Mossbarger, A. Jensen, J. Kisrler, J. Musanfe, A. Marfinelli, N. lvelich, T. McWorfhy, E. Ollino, C. Parmenler, B. O'Conner, O. Olsen ROW THREE-M. Jurach, D, Jones, K. Jones, J. Maifoza, K. McKinney, P. Marinovich, B. Pefersen, J. McGowan, C. Pirlle, V. Marlin, M. Carler. ROW FOUR-R. Millander, D. Lynn, B. Marsh, M. Minogue, L. McDaniel, J. Parker, N. Mekis, E. Jensen, D. McMasfer, E. Mullen, D. Leddy. BOTTOM ROW-A. Speelman, P. Wilson, M. Tidd, l. Thomas, E. While, K. Zadielovich, R. Saunders, V. Raymond, M. Williams. ROW TWO-J. Tugel, G. Traulsen, J. Solari, C. Rodgers, C. Tugel, M. E. Wilson, M. Simpson, A. Vukasovich, F. Verheyen, D. Wing, D. Taylor, C. Saunders ROW THREE-B. Robinson, E. Lelson, R. Schulfer, J. Rosa, B. Daugherly, R. Carofhers, P. Scoll, J. Radin, C. Schmaus, 8. Singley, A. Telles. ROW FOUR-D, Switzer, B. Rieger, C, Twilchell, A. Rider, J. Wilson, 8. Preston, E. Wong, A. Sessions, T. Sheehy, R. Sahlberq. x wx Cenferz Presiden+ Mon+e Lewis. S+ar+ Lower Leif: Mrs. Rurh Day, Class Adviser, Sadie Howes, Girls Afhleiic Manager: Bill Sambrailo, Yell Leader: Pai Borcovich, Secre+aryg Dorofhy Jue, Vice-President Roberi' Dickie, Boys A+hle+ic Manager, Yvonne Founiain, Treasurer. SGPHCJMORE OFFICERS The class of '45 was well represen+ed in social and schol- asfic ac+ivi+ies. Officers 'For lhe Sophomore class were Monfe Lewis, pres- iclenh Doro+hy Jue, vice-presidenh Yvonne Founiain, 'frees- urerg Pal Borcovich, secreiaryg Roberf Dickie, boys' alhlelic manager, Sadie Howes, girls' arhlefic manager, and Bill Sambrailo, yell leader. Class adviser +o 'rhe Sophomores was Mrs. Day, who look many of iheir lroubles upon her own shoulders. Q, S . ..A... ff' Vs. op picture: Bottom row-M. Hunxaker, P. Hiniker, B. Hermer, S. Howes, E. Bothvell, F. Heuck, P. Hart, N. Arbanes, J. Carlyon, P. Carlson, D. Bailey, I. Fierro, B. Ford, A. Bettencourt, J. Ganaway, N. Dong, L. Bradshaw. Row two-M. Anderxon, R. Fovle, J. Arthur, L. Carpenter, P. Ellinqwood, J. lerzoq, P. Borccvich, B. Borcovich, J. Foster, A. Hall, l. Elliott, B. Capitanich, B. Doxhieur. Row three-B. Carter, J. Heick, B. Gross, R. Lindsay, L. lillman, A. Cenepa, J. Capurro, N. Befhe, H. Flores, W. Bradley, J. Bryant, G. Cordoza, E. Bsnich. Row tour-D. Bierxch, E, Christiansen, N. Drobac, . D'Anne, D. Bronson, R. Forrest, G. Borcovich, B, Pant, B. Dye, M. Hurley, H. Atkinx, R. Dickie, M. Arroyo, G. Dick. Aiddle picture: Bottom row-A. Policicchio, L. Morris, W. Potter, T. Lopez, P. Munn, J. Peterson, M. Marceno, P. O'Brien, B. Lieppe, B. Levis, F. Zostaras, F. Lamont, l. Jang. Second row-P. Mayou, F. McKean, D. Jue, C. Jones, J. Johnson, M. lvelich, M. Munoz, B. Jus, L. Light, F. Price, M. Payton . Moresco, E. McElroy. Row three-S. Pipkin, R. George, A. Piliere, M. Lobravich, B. Purtill, B. McQuillen, B. Lake, M. Ivancovich, L. Meqirnnen, B Aoore, J. Lint1, D. Lewix, J. Jercich. Row four-L. Mendonxa, E. Jurach, T. Miller, D. Murphy, S. Miller, B. Inman, H. Meyerx, R. Marrington, B. Lapham V. Ortner, R. Keeney, J. Kistler, T. Shiu. Top row-B. Petersen, J. Lew, J. Meginness, ll. Marnach, T. Loer, M. Lettunich, M. Lewis, J. Parker, F. Purtill l. Musler, B. Lawrence, N. Leonardich, A. Pini. lottom picture: Bottom row-M. Rodgers, D. Skillicorn, H. Thorion, M. Rackley, M. Tibbeth, A. Voivoda, H. Smith, D. Serpa, M. Wright, H. Rod iguez, M. Tarbell, B. Sambrailo, R. Vegar. Row two-N. Wallach, B. Rolls, R. Stone, M. Weeks, E. Solevad, R. Young, B. Titus, D. Schenk, D. Scott 5. Travers, J. Riihle, D. Sheldon. Top row-A. Upson, P. Scampavia, R. Yan Lanen, J. Suggs, W. Reh, B. Sambrailo, 6. Sill, L. Webb, H. Wong, K enn, L, Riorden, S. Santora. Q., My 55544 5' W-7-sixwe., QW,-.Q r I h Yiif.-f'lf - K SE w Y, ,fs we-f i A .K if Q S 5 5 if is ii?iifiEf32i 1 V Q if 1 f Q E 5 in B ss Ffaigg F i Cenierz Presidenf Don Slewart Siarf Lower Lefh Miss Marguerile Blizzard, Class Advisor: Norma Mc- Masfer, Girls A+hle'lic Manager: Bob Carroll, Treas- urer: Tomasina Tomaso, Secrefaryg Shirley Harris, Vice-Presidenl, Neil Chrisriansen, Boys Afhlelic Manager: Beverly Pecchenino, Yell Leader. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Evidences of leadership and originalify were apparenl' among 'lhe s'l'udenl's of +he firsl'-year class. Officers for 'rhe class of '46 were Donald S'rewar'r, pres- idenlg Shirley Harris, vice-presidenlg Tomasino Tomaso, sec- refaryg Neil Chrisfiansen, boys a+hle'I'ic manager: Norma SX M is my is xi McMas1'er, girls a+hle1'ic manager, and Beverly Pecchenino, yell leader. Effeclive direclion was given fo 1'he energy of fhe Fresh- men by Miss Blizzard, class adviser. V Qifwi ,, ww 'ff , ,,,,.,,,-2 K. 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' 'X XX 'F 'L if V A x ' 9 l ' Q E X lil, 1 f Q, Q1 YIIIWL' A f X X XX A Cfff X M001 7 ...T 'af-?if--.::, 'ljigqm 515-f 0,0 i I b 'IVA W - .V - I r - Q f will xx. . If 1 .V X I '- actin.. A74 1 ' c'3 wg? V M W WW ' V ' wk eV X 8 T 9 S 'WX . x A We X' -xt' Y Xfgf Cv CV ti X v KX f 55,5 illmizix Q0 9 09563 X SQ-K X QF 1 c A ww Pg uv N ,J-f A ' WXNC of ' 'Wg' CNW - ' 11. x xO,,QV sf' PQO ' fu '81, Q4 5 Q I N mm x gi- Boffom row: Nancy Day, Janef Heick. Carolee Rodgers, Elma Mc- Elroy. Second row: Coach Geiser, Paf Griffin, Norma Jean Dye, Annamae PRESIDENT FRED GIBBS Thwaifs, Mr. Lyon. Top row: Lloyd Smifh, Dick Beazell, Lawr son, Monfe Lewis, John Kane, Don Sfewarf, Calvin Babcock. STUDENT BOARD The purpose of fhe Sfudenf Board is fo help govern 'fhe associafed sfudenfs of fhe high school. This organizafion is composed of a fac- ulfy adviser, a 'faculfy audifor, all sfudenf body officers, all class presidenfs, and one ofher rep- resenfafive from each class. Faculfy adviser is Mr. Handshy, and Coach Geiser is faculfy audi- for. Quesfions regarding fha sfudenf body are considered by fhis board. This group also con- frols fhe purse sfrings, and all paymenfs of sfu- denf body are made 'rhrough fhem. Maffers fo be vofed on by fhe sfudenf body are firsf cleared fhrough fhe Sfudenf Board. Meefings are held once a monfh during The school year ence Jacob. sscnsww NORMA JEAN DYE MERIT BOARD For any sfudenf offense punishable by five or more demerifs, sfudenfs are called before fhe Merif Board where fhey have an oppor- funify 'fo defend fhemselves. Penalfies are de- cided by fhis group. Members of 'fhe Merif Board fhis year were Mrs. Worfhingfon, dean of girls: Mr. Lyon, dean of boys: Coach Geiser, faculfy audiforg Nancy Day, sfudenf body presidenfg Janel' Heick, sfudenf body vice-presidenfg and sfu- denf members Al Bode and Cal Babcock. Nancy Day presided. Boffom row: Calvin Babcock, Nancy Day, Janef Heick. Second row: Al Bode, Coach Geiser, Mrs. Worfhingfon, Mr. Lyon. A maiorify of 'rhe members . musf be presenf for a quorum. if ' BoHom row: Thelma Chinn, Nancy Day, Grace Traulsen, Anna Rufh Evans, Mary Elizabefh Wilson, Carolyn Tugel, Bonnie Moseman, Elma McElroy, Yvonne Founiain, Phyllis Hiniker. Second row: Lou Ford, Carolee Rodgers, Gerry Friend, Barbara McQuillen, Elizabefh Solevad, Helen Niemann, Velma Founlain, Genevieve Travers, Annamae Thwails. Top row: Boniia HayeH', Margarei Tidd, Ray Sahlberg, Nicholas Drobac, William Blaisdell, Al Bode, Reynolds Sfone, Dorofhy Jue, Naoma Hayes. s ' .W luxe!-ff ' SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Sfifler membership requiremenls cur info +he ranks of ihe Scholarship Socieiy during lhe Spring semesler. One of rhe usual high spols of Scholarship Sociefy acfivify, +he four of a college campus. had +o be given up because of iransporfaiion dif- ficulfies. The 'rradiiional Scholarship picnic was also given up. Officers for fhe firsi' semesler were Al Bode, presidenfg Bonnie Moseman, vice-presidenig Carol Risdon, secrefaryg and Bill Blaisdell, Treasurer. Second semesier officers were Mary Elizabefh Wilson, president Bill Blaisdell, vice-presidenh PRESHDENT AL BODE Miss MONTGOMERY freasurer. MR. ANDERSON Anna Ru'l'h Evans, secreiaryg and Carolyn Tugel, Facully advisers for fhe club were Miss Moni- gomery and Mr. Anderson. ! CAROLEE RODGERS MISS GEMINI Bo++om row: T. Chinn, M. Marinovich, J. Wallach, E. Buch+er, C. Rodgers, H. Fisher, P. O'Brien, B. Harmer, M. Johnson, N. Day. Second row: T. Tomaso, A. Lew, R. Fowle, B. Moseman, M. Wilson, E. Solevad, J. Solari, G. Burf, P. Borcovich, M. Weeks, B. Borcovich. Row Ihree: G. Pereira, D. Baese, B. Sfone, B. Puriill, M. Rod- gers, A. Marfinelli, A. Wilson, A. Jensen, P. Porfer, Miss Gemini, A. Thwai+s. Row four: D. Biersch, D. Leddy, D. Beazell, J. Meginness, B. Bachan, D. Thomas, H. Freirmufh. LATIN CLUB Though war condilions made many of 'Ihe usual La+in Club ac+ivi+ies impossible, much acfivify was carried on during ihe regular club meefings. Officers for fhe year were Carolee Rodgers, president Diclc Beazell, vice-presidenh Diane Porfer, secrefaryg and Mary Elizabe1'h Wilson, freasurer. Miss Gemini was faculfy adviser. Membership in Ihe club was open I'his year 'Io all sI'uden+s Ialcing Lafin. FRENCH CLUB Qualificafions for membership in Ihe French Club unc'erwen+ a change Ihis year. Whereas in +he pasl' if had been necessary Io have an 87 or above average Io belong, 'rhis year any s+u- denl' faking French was eligible for club mem- bership. Club officers 'rhis year were Phyllis Flodberg, presidenf, and Charles Baldwin, secre+ary- Ireasurer. Facul+y adviser +0 Ihe group was Miss Blizzard. BoHom row: L. Dong, C. Tugel, M. Melberg, D. Jue, N. Day. Row two: P. PHYLLIS FLODBERG MISS BLIZZARD Flodberg, C. Rodgers, E. Holme, B. Larsen, Maxine Melberg. Row Ihree: J. Heiclx, J. Lew, J. Parker, C. Baldwin, C. Core, M. Wilson. BoHom row: A. Be++encour'r, P. Hinilcer, M. Anderson, M. Graefe, E. McElroy. Row FRANCES MUNOZ 'lwoz H. Rodriguez, M. Sanchez, L. Lopez, F. Kosfaras, A. Thwaiis, J. Johnson, B. Mc Quillen, N. McMas+er, L. Moresco, W. Balmer, Y. Foun+ain. Row lhreez G. Friend, M Tidd, A. Van Ess, C. Risdon, H. Niemann, B. Purfill, V. Founfain, A. Bailey, G. Traulsen, B. Harmer, N. Hayes, L. Ford. Row four: R. S+one, B. Blaisdell, B. Marsh, H. Hudson, M Lewis, E. Hall, B. Bachan, R. Marringfon, R. Marnach, N. Drobac, P. Thomas, J. Wilson. SPANISH CLUB F. F. A. MISS DICKSON Spanish Club members puf in+o prac+ical ap- plicafion fhe governmenl s Good Neighbor Policy fhis year when lhey increased +heir fra- di+ional correspondence wifh Soufh American sfudenfs. Club luncheons were held once a monfh in fhe girls cafeleria, af which special guesls were somelimes present Officers were Frances Munoz, presidenfg Frances Kosfaras, vice-presidenh Elma Mc- Elroy, secrelaryg and Yvonne Founfain, freas- urer. Miss Diclcson was faculfy adviser. Unc'er lhe leadership of Pal Hayes, Fufure Farmers presidenf, The F.F.A. enioyed a year of ac+ivi'ry and marked progress. Cooperafion befween +he War Service Council and fhe Fufure Farmers of America high-lighied The year. Officers for 'rhe year were Pal Hayes, presi- cfenfg Ernesl' Bonfadelli, vice-presidenh Glenn Hardy, secrefaryg Harold Whalen, 'rreasurerg and Gerald Hayes, sergeanl'-al'-arms. Facul+y advisers were Mr. M. T. Thorsfenson and Mr. O. S. Hollenberg. Bofrom row: B. Chrisfensen, B. Faunce, B. Newby, B. Jensen, D. Jones, P. Scampavfa, PATRICK HAYES A. Upson. Row 'I'wo: E. Ma+hews, B. Hari, J. McGra+h, J. McGowan, J. Bencich, P. Bal'- finich, T. lvelich, A. Jarvis, W. Orlner, F. Locafelli. Row +hree: B. Kellogg, J. Hill, B. Dye. L. Howes, G. Hayes, P. Hayes, E. BeHencour'r, A. King, W. Musler, B. Hull. MR. THORSTENSON MR. HOLLENBERG SERVICE CLUB Bolfom row: L. Bracco, V. Davis, E. Holleman, Fierro, B. Harmer, P. Heniker, C. Saunders. Row 'Iv G. Riihle, E. Denman, G. Marmo, M. Brandon, B. Ji C. Skov. Row Ihree: Miss Liles, L. Edsberg, T. McW Ihy, R. Young, O. Peckham, J. SuH'on, S. Edsberg. R four: Miss Sparks, C. Tugel, W. Angel, M. Dye, N Blanchard, B. Lake, E. Hunfing. COMMERCIAL CLUE Bolnlom row: M. Chinn, L. Banaco, A. Lemon, I EIlioH', P. Reselar, C. Schmaus, A. Lopes, F. Hawn, Saunders, F. Boasso, C. Turney, A. Telles. Row Iwo: Curfis, A. MacFarIand, C. Fosfer, E. DeMange, Monkovich, B. Swenwon, S. Chrisfensen, M. Ballinii D. Franco, I. EIIio'H, E. Rusler. Row Ihree: G. Bonlade M. Tidd, Miss Gordon, V. Founfain, A. Van Ess, A. Eva J. Dahl, O. Peckham, L. Williamson, W. Angel, T. L, kin, T. Cosmes. JUNIOR RED CROSE BoHom row: A. MacFarlancl, Miss Sfaud, C. Roc ers, L. Moresco, N. Day. Back row: D. Sfewarl, B. Bla dell, M. Lewis, J. Kane, C. Herr, C. Babcock. JANITORS BoH'om row: S. Pisia, B. Thorn, E. Burnell, B. Dee V. Marlin, P. Bremis, R. WiHle, H. Taylor, G. Whilir Row Iwo: G. Sfrohm, L. Shelley, A. Kirby, J. Bobec R. Carolhers, E. Wilson, Mr. Hunler. Row Ihree: SI'ewar+, R. Carofhers, J. Radin, S. Pills, H. Forens D. Bronson, J. Bronson, J. D'Anna. Row four: M. Bosc vich, J. Driscoll, B. Wallach, M. Corales, R. Van Lane T. Loer, F. Purlill, R. Marnach, G. Sill, D. Biersch. TRAFFIC BOARD BoHom row: B. Herr, J. Peferson, B. Larsen, A. Jen- n, A. Thwails. Row 'I'wo: J. Heiclt, J. McCain, B. achan, Mr. Rowland, S. Geddes. vIATHEMATICS CLUB ADVISERS Alw n Sessions AI Bode Bill Blaisdell, Don Sheldon, Y I I Ienman Byram, Velma Founiain. DELTA OMICRON ALPHA BoH'om row: Miss Graeber, B. Harmer, ,A. Coyle ,. Moresco, A. Hall, F. Lamonf, E. McElroy, A. BeHen- ourf. Row fwo: M. E. Wilson, C. Tugel, B. Moseman V. Angel, N. Hayes, B. Lalxe, A. Bailey, B. Purfill, V iounfain, B. McQuiIIen, E. Solevad, A. Van Ess, D. Jue low Ihreez J. D'Anna, R. S+one, L. Hillman, T. Loer K. Sessions, A. Bode, B. Blaisdell, H. Hudson, R. George I. Sorich, D. Biersch, C. Herr, L. Smiilm. Row four: N Jrobac, N. Befhe, D. Byram, B. Dye, M. Lewis, M. Lei- unich, B. Baclwan, E. Hall, R. Marringfon, W. Webb I. Marnach, B. Marsh. RADIO CLUB Miss Lord, P. Marinoviclm, B. Quincy, A. Bode, B Taylor, W. Taylor, A. MiIicI1. BoHom row: P. Flodberg, B. Swenson, J. Tugel, J. Crosslin, P. Carlson, J. Wallach, P. O'Brien, C. Rodgers, B. Moseman, E. Holleman, F. Lopes, A. Hall, E. McElroy, F. Lamon'I'. Second row: N. Day, P. Rese'I'ar, M. Jurach, L. Ligh+, J. Solari, J. Johnson, J. Dahl, R. Porfer, A. McFarland, J. Carlyon, L. Moresco, A. Beffencourf. Third row: C. Babcock, B. Daugherfy, L. Mossbarger, N. Dye, J. Heiclx, A. Jensen, B. Sfone, B. Larsen, A. Evans, C. Tugel, E. French, A. Thwaifs, J. Arfhur. Top row: J. Heick, R. Sahlberg, H. Hudson, B. Marsh, E. Hall, B. Bachan, F. Pur+ill, C. Herr, D. Biersch, D. Lind- say, J. D'Anna. JANET HEICK NANCY DAY MRS. WORTHINGTON DANCE CCMMITTEE Wifh fhe curfew fhreafening To end sludenl' dances, sfudenf ingenui+y mel fhe challenge and dance hours were cul' 'ro from seven o'cloclc un'ril1'en. Dancers were able 'ro gel home before IO: I 5. An escorl service was organ- ized for s+ag girls. Dance 'rhemes were carried oul' by excepfionally good decora+ions. Thanks and appreciafion for +his goes 'ro lhe arf classes for 'rhe clever draw- ings and caricafures which fhey produced +o adorn The walls. Cooperalion among fhe s1'uden+s, Chairman Nancy Day, and Mrs. Worlhingfon, facully adviser, was evidenl. BoHom row: P. Flodberg, J. Crosslin, N. Day, P. Carlson, J. Johnson, C. Rodgers, L. Moss- barger, P. O'Brien, L. Ligh+, J. Heiclc, F. Lamon+, B. Swenson. Second row: B. Daugherly, M. Jurach, R. Porler, C. Tugel, J. Solari, B. Moseman, O. Peckham, J. Carlyon, E. McElroy, A. Beflen- courf, F. Lopes. Third row: R. Lindsay, A. Evans, P. Griffin, J. Dahl, E. French, A. Jensen, B. Larsen, N. Dye, B. Purfill, B. McQuillen, R. Hamby, L. Williamson, A. Thwaifs, J. Wallach, J. Arfhur. Top row: R. Sahlberg, C. Herr, B. Marsh, R. Marringfon, H. Hudson, W. Schalow, E. Hall, F. Oliver, F. Purfill, A. Bode, J. Heiclr, D. Biersch, P. Drobac, J. D'Anna. NANCY DAY JANET HEICK MISS TAMISIEA RALLY CCMMITTEE Rally Commiffee aclivilies wem' info an eclipse lhis year when infer- school a+hle'rics were canceled before foofball season could begin. Trans- por+a+ion difficullies made fhe eliminalion of inferschool a'rhle+ics neces- sary. Wilh fhe eliminalion of alhlelics as a mofivaling force for Rally Com- miHee work, +he group concenlrafed upon a number of social rallies. High- lighl' of +his series was fhe appearance of fhe Camp McQuaide band and dance orches+ra under Warranl' Officer Osbourne and Jack DeMello. Fol- lowing fhe band concerl, DeMello's dance orcheslra 'roolc over and lrealed The sludenfs fo a jam session +ha+ lcepl' mos+ of fhem 'rhere long affer +hree- 1'hir1'y. ' 1 - . i . -- P' BoHom row: Phyllis Flodberg. Joan Solari, Lorraine Mossbarger, Lois Lighf, Sieve Pisfa. Back row: Lawrie Jacob- son, Lewis LeH'unich, Jim Mehl, Mr. Hamillon. LAWRENCE JACOBSON JAMES MEHL MR. HAMILTON Edifor Business Manager Adviser MANZANITA STAFF This year's Manzanila was under fhe capable leadership of Lawrie Jacob- son, who acled nol' only as Edifor, bul' also as chief pholographer. Despile 'rhe many difiicullies broughl' on by 'rhe war, lhe slalii was able by special efforl' lo gel' lhe book ready 'For lhe prinler on lime. Working on l'he annual lhis year were: Jim Mehl, Business Manager: Phyllis Flodberg, Assislanl' Edilorg Manley Jansen and Lewis LeH'unich, pholographersg Joan Solari, in charge of wrile-ups: Annamae Thwaifs and Janef Heick, who made lhe iclenfilicalionsg and Norma Jean Dye, Lois Lighl, and Madge Simpson, responsible for ge'Hing sponsors' signalures. Working wilh The sfaff for l'he firsl' semesfer was Jean Johnson. Q Sfarf Upper Le'F+: l+'s 'iougher 1'han I +hough'l, 'ihinks Edilor Jacobson as he slarls work on 'lhe I943 annual. Manley Jansen shows off some prinfs. Jim Mehl managed +o keep 'lhe Manzani+a in lhe black 'l'his year. Joe Rosa lays his money on fhe line. The mosl' overworked lypewrifer in 'rhe school gels anolher workoul' from Phyllis Flodberg. Joan Solari gels a sponsor's signafure from Sfephen Marlinelli. Jane? Heick and Annamae Thwails fry lheir hands af idenlifying pic- iures. Phyllis Flodberg and Lawrie Jacobson are admiring some of lheir handiwork. Hold +ha+ pose, says Pholo- grapher Jansen. Madge Simpson and Norma Jean Dye look over some yearbooks of ofher days. A . w WS , :YY ww W' Q A' ' 2532: 3 Ni L mir? W-Q-....,,,,,31I',,,,1 Sfarl Top Lefl: The camera cafches fhe newswriiing class in an unusual condifion. l+'s Al Bode seeking praise from Bill Spangler. Blossom Barr, along wi+h o+her newswrifers, will nol' be 'lalcen in by propaganda. The boys had 'lrooped oFf +o a special Navy assembly, so Mr. Hamillon had plen+y of fime +o help Ann Speelman wifh Black and Gold copy. The world's busiesf +ypewri'ler gels a worlc-ou+ from Ellen Holme. BLACK AND GOLD War condilions had 'rheir eFFec+ upon The Black and Gold +his year iusl' as lhey did upon o'rher school ac'Hvil'ies. Res+ricl'ions placed upon newsprinl' cul down fhe size of +he Reg- is+er-Paiaronian and was reflecfed in a smaller secfion alloH'ecl 'lo fhe school news. Despile difficullies lhe Black and Gold slrove once more fo presenl' +o +he public a frue piclure of school life. During +he firsl semesler +he ranlcs of +he newswriling class were deplefed by enlislmenls in 'lhe armed forces. 01 ' - 1 , qqigyv, , . gr' Q., -N A r , M in W I .1 x 7 s. ff f 'A -if 'N ,mn 11 fy A., V Q- w9 Q M 'M A mm. 5 K - K .4-an X u -.. Wfwdovmwwsumwly : N- r ew K. K nm. A 'hdilmn-nm 4 , - 1 v A K . K as 'Xp f Q im jg , ., N ..,, - ,. X A584 V - , Y Q ' 5 -A LL'1f - 1 as wiv DQQM QQW' ?TyW v 4 QQgM, fx ' ,A , , . hi W ' ,Q ,A X Af, 4' 1 ' Q 2.x K. A . K K ,. is , .,,, K K K 5 iQ',.,i1 . , .., 6 1 ' . L , 1 ' If L , I: ,f Q1 4 A Q E-a A ..., at 1 ..f is an-J , if 4- fa 4- I nv YT f F . Ml 9 . S A hiv. A J, S . 4 if k Q 55 2 'E , ' f-,- ' . ., 2:,,.. 5 IE: J' . mf t . ,'v H . 116 .1 ,-5 E 4 il Q N X i K 1 ? X 'F fi I . .,.. , M hggxe X- Q 'i!'is, I9 Msg, v , A4 -fi' s! 1 H+ if 1 Q sw' 5 S Q was . I XA Q Ny rw . A if ' 5 'ffmxk 'QT 6 1 As r ,. - mv- . 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Bo++om row: John Cavanah, Anihony Radovich, Fred Gibbs, Mike Arroyo, James' Cavanah, Don Sfewari, Neil Chris+ensen, Reggie SchuHer, Dan McMas+er, Jesse Borquez. Top row: Coach Burdick, Huber-l Jackson, Rudy Mariinez, Dick Halward, Eugene Jensen, Ernie Wong, Bill Sfephenson, Harold Jensen, Mon+e Lewis, Harry Wong, Bill Spangler, John McCain, Phil Babcock, Richard Goodale, Coach Geiser. l - l l , X rv J- '. . ,f ,J i 3651. :,,: , ---A Y 3 -f uf Q, in af gfegmfaf,yi,e5.i 2-f 1 ,,gfA,f,ffs,f,...,, '31, egiiimff, - ,. J q i. fz+N ,k E , 5 f5niffw'f-R 1 x Elini, 435 2 School Champions 4 le we 5253 H et ' gig-gg ,givvzvyffiq-yf fweffggefx w ef J Q? g Mmm ,, 1 , 5 W 1 1 B5 W x 1 -Q 1 Q 'w W' fE,5isz1'1se I wie W as Q , 4 ,V i V. 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Mellander, V. Mariin, R. Carier, L. Gar- reH', G. Brown, S. Duer. Top row: D. Swiher, E. EllioH, N. Melcis, H. Hudson, C. Bloom, B. Pefersen, B. Marsh, J. Rosa. Sophomores Third Pic+ure: Sophomore Heavyweighfs. BoHom row: M. Arroyo, A. Canepa, B. Gross, Top row: O. Thomas, M. Lewis, M. LeHunich, W. Webb. Fourfh Pic+ure: Sophomore Ligh+weigh+s and Midgeis. Bo'Hom row: S. Piplcin, S. Sanlora, T. Shiu, G. Dick. Top row: F. Hansen, B. Sambrailo, R. Halward, J. Suggs, H. Wong. Freshmen Fiflh Picfurez Freshman Heavyweighfs. BoHom row: J. Wong, N. Chrisfensen, D. Sfewari. Top row: D. Dye, J. Blinlcenberg, J. Kane, B. Pri+chard. Sixfh Picfurez Freshman Lighfweighfs and Midgels. BoHom row: E. Arnold, S. Howes, E. Shugar+, B. Carroll, J. Silvas. Top row: A. Franco, R. Sfevens, D. Blood, H. Abramson, B. Evans, P. Bremis, A. Brazil. BILL SPANGLER COACH LIEN Delmar Jones. BLOCK W Block W membership shrank sfeadily fhis year as high school boys lefr io ioin fhe armed forces. War condifions res'I'ric+ed +he club ac'I'ivi+ies. Presideni of 'I'he Bloclc W was Bill Spangler. Ofher officers were Bob Lynn, vice-presidenfg and Reggie SchuH'er, secreiary-+reasurer. Faculfy adviser fo 'I'he club was Coach Sig Lien. CCMMANDOS New +0 +he high school +his year was fhe Commando course, over which ilhe high school boys perspired freely as fhey wen? fhrough a period of +oughening-up in preparafion for possible induclion in'ro +he armed forces. Surprising was fhe showing made by many of fhe boys, who +es'red very high over fhe obsfacles of 'rhe course. Boifom row: Silas Piplcin, Louis Dong, Vincenf Marfin, Huberi' Hudson Claren Twi+chell, Bob Lynn, Reggie Schu++er, Bob Rieger, Calvin Babcock. Top row Ray Fierr Clyde Herr, Ed Hall, Bill Bachan, Ernie Wong, Bill Spangler, Dan McMas1'er Lloyd Smrl Commandos in Ac'rion 1 :- if ,, rf ' m y gi 1 M14-I .r,, . , L - if - ?F' g .Q r R as an M 'Ma-QQ-ukfx , - 15 as 5, 'Nxf i . , way K, 2 lldww., .. S+ar+ Top Lef+: Diclc Halward, one of +he school's +op Penfafhlon lads, whips lhrough +he V-run on fhe Com- mando course. Here's a close-up of Jaclc Bronson, firsl' Wa lsonville high school boy 'ro +es+ a perfecl' 400 in fhe Cali- fornia Penfafhlon. Clyde Herr and Johnny McCain mounf a barrier on +he Commando course. Coaches Sig Lien, Emme+ Geiser, and Howard Burdick pose for +heir picfures. Don Rhoden, anofher high-+es'r lad, shows 'fhe camera-man an easy way fo gef over a four-foci barrier. Clyde Herr leads Diclc Halward and John McCain fhrough a friclcy fool hazard. The boys go up and over fhe car-walk. Bo'Hom row: P. Flodberg, H. Rodriguez, B. Harmer, S. Howes, J. Solari, G. Hauc P. O'Brien, M. Kusanovich, A. Lemon, N. Day, B. Swenson. Second row: E. Bo+hwell, G Bon+adelli, B. Moseman, C. Rodgers, A. Evans, A. Bailey, A. Vukasovich, N. Hayes, i A r X Wal+rip, B. Mulliken, D. Hall. Row 'ihreez M. EllioH', F. Munoz, M. Tidd, M. Jurach, I A V ' Jensen, B. Larsen, E. Holme, W. Angel, W. Hence, M. Wing, D. Wing. ANNA RUTH EVANS MISS BLANCHARD MISS SPARKS GIRLS' ATHLAETE ASSOCIATION lmpor1'an'I' among fhe many organizafions of ihe high school is 'the Girls' Afhlefic Associafion. Members of 'I'his group look parf in varied ac+ivi+ies fhis year, including a radio skif, bike rides, pol'-luck suppers, and swimming. Before becoming a member of fhe club, a girl mus+ have al' leasl l25 G.A.A. poinis. These are earned by making class feams, acfing as 'ieam capfain, and by working 'For individual G.A.A. poinis. Any girl who goes our for a feam receives af leasl five poinfs. If she makes fhe feam, she receives 25. Capfains receive I0 exfra poinfs, and girls who are chosen on All-Sfar feams gel' 25 more. Affer reaching a fofal of 300 poinis, a G.A.A. member gels a black and gold numeral. Six hundred earns a Block W . One fhousand poinls earns a pin, and if a member makes six feams afier earning I000 poin'l's she receives a pearl lo se? in 1'he pin. Officers for fhe year were Anna Ru'rh Evans, presidenfg Mary Wing, vice-presidenh Nola Walfrip, secrelaryg Wanda Hance, freasurerg and Devonne Hall, girls' a'l'hle+ic manager. Laclles ar I-'lay S+ar+ +op leffz Earlene Mann reaches 'For a high one. Miss Blanchard and Miss Sparks pose for 'fheir piclures Sadie Howes makes a save on 'flue volleyball couri. Oli! Oli! Emily French is siHing down on 'll'19 iob. Onislca Webb wen? out swinging viciously. Miss Blanchard explains how if's done +o Belly Swenson. Pauline Reselar wafclies Miss 3lancliard go info ac+ion. Rosalee Hamby seems +o be happy abou+ if. Coreene Fosier ge+s ready fo +l1row a fasl JUG. ' 'sy fs f .f V . -Q w-.5--E-D N1 f, 9 x 9 ' Q , Qs ...f ' f P I e Q O xx v X 0 H. X is X 1 9 V me -. Q 'A . f .QQ X tg, ' ., - , P X f 11-g ':' A J :fi ., M V ' L ,, nw - do lo .V E ,hx W 01 fffuamf... ,fuuf f fb, -X if! tm 'lu ' 1' UNM, , N rv 7 V . : it 'N Ky, V ' ,X 6- f X I ' V f Q33 , I 1 f 1E 4gf 9 Y Q A :X VV4 . '- G 9 -61 . X ' A a f P ? N' lv AX vga! X Q N I' xx wj' X5 W' 'K P NE- - . .0 R,- W 1 2 -a at X W I S Q ' EQ' 'fi fx r' -- LQ . .M - I Sfarf Upper Leffz Exodusl We change classes. Here's proof some people know whaf fhe library is for. Bob Lynn, work- ing ouf a knoHy problem. Volunieers use fhe aggie 'iruck 'l'o reach +he War Service Council's onion paich. A con1'ri+e lad has business wi+h fhe dean. Young minds in fhe sfudy hall. Sammy Wilson works wifh fhe forge in 'l'he aggie mech- DREAM MERIT BOARD Harvey Larsen Manley Jansen Pauline Resefar Vonnie Davis Dick Lynn Jesse Borquez DEDICATIONS Jeanne Dahl ,.s,..ss. ss.ssse e,.esss. ,,.,. ' ' T here's Somefhing Aboul' A Soldier Rufh Porfer ........ ,e...........,.., ' 'Deep ln The Hearl' Of Texas Jean Scofield Asss,ss. e...ss L L L LL ..s.... l'll Never Smile Again Bill Bachan .,,.,.....,..,..,,........s. . r.,,,s . ..,,,,.s...... Two Li++le Sis+ers Gerry Friend 8: John Everrif ....s L LL L .,A.....s.......ssA...s........ss,ss, Cons'I'anl'ly Clarence Twifchell ..,.sssssee.sss.ss.... s.,..........,.,. ' 'Why Don'l' You Do Righ+ Ed Hall .....,.,...,...ss,.. L s,,ss, ,,ss , L ..,. Come On Baby Knock Me A Kiss i Janice Crosslinn LL L LLLL L LLLL . .L LLLL LL.. ' 'Oh Johnny! l 4-, 3' ics shop. Haven'+ we seen Lawrie working ihis oul' some place before. l'l's Alva King in 'l'he wood shop. Sfamp and and day in rhe assembly hall. Wayne Orfner works wifh 'lhe oxy-acefylene forch. WE'D FAINT IF- l Al Bocle flunked a subiecf. Norma Arbanas go? fo class on 'I'ime. Bob Marsh was seen wi+hou'r +he blue iob. Lucille Meginness was seen wifhouf leg paint Wanda Hance 'Failed P.E. Calvin Babcock had no'rhing fo do. BeH'y Swenson clidn'+ have a dafe. Diane Porfer was quiel for a minule. Mary Ann Johnson was seen wi'l'hou+ Tro Cufler. Elma McElroy failed 'ro smile a greeling. Ray Sahlberg go1'a crew cuf. NKUUUB ilu, 35? f.k, - 4 'K ' LL A lfw H L ,,1y L 1 Sfari' Upper Lefrz Lewis Le'Hunich adiusfs his Speed-Graphic for a group picrure. Somefimes we run for rhe bus- when we're going home. Ronnie Marringfon gives Bob Marsh some insfrucrions from fhe driver's seaf. Jeanne Fosfer pauses for her picfure. Makeup seems +o be a maHer of im porrance. Mr. Rowland and friends wa+ch a snappy in+er- class game. Safurday school meanf lumberjack shirfs and jeans. Bernard Mooney is 'rhe boy on horseback. Jim Mehl I Q, v HE STUDES. mi Wk - V!-n IH! has Bob Marsh in fhe palm o'F his hand. This is why +I-we lawn gefs +ha+ way. Gladys Bonladelli and Isabel Thomas lallc ma'Hers over. This is how +he air go+ ouf of Huberl' l-ludson's fire lhal day. They rally 'round ihe flag. Pal Griffin and Anna Ruih Evans enioy 'lhal Salurday schooling. Manzanila work spoils many a beauliful friendship. Mr. Anderson has some+hing on 'em. You+h and energy. The lads while away an hour. November 2: The long summer vacafion-of work-ends. School begins. November 9: Firsf War S'I'amp sale of +he semesler. November 27: Rally assembly for 'rhe big Wafsonville-Sania Cruz Alumni game on November 28. lWe losil. December 24: Chris+mas vacaiion begins. Three days. December 30: Sfuclenls assemble fo bid farewell and besl' wishes 'ro Presidenl' Freddy Gibbs, who leff school for fhe Navy. Nancy Day, vice-presiden'l', lakes over fhe gavel. January 8: Navy men visii' +he school 'ro give 'rhe boys a close- up of Navy life. February I: Treasury flag 'flies for The firsf lime, symbolizing more fhan 9070 s+uden+ parficipafion in 'ihe War Sfamp sales. L+. JeanneHe Lighi' of fhe WAACS addresses 'lhe siudenfs. February 6: The WAVES visii fhe school fo fell girls of life in fhe armed forces. February I9: Giganfic, super-special rally held by 'rhe Man- zanila slaff fo promole sales. February 22: Seniors hold special meeiing 'fo honor Presiden+ Phillip Babcock, who leff school 'for 'rhe Navy. February 22: Teachers keep busy from morning +ill nighf issuing rafion cards. March I: New semesler begins, laier 'rhan usual. Las+ day 'ro buy +he Manzanifa. DAR March I2: Sfudenfs and feachers gel' a freai' when fhe Camp McQuaide Band and Jack DeMeIIo's mellow dance band enferfain. March I3: Somefhing new is added. School on SaI'urday- for Iwo consecuiive Safurdays. March 3I: Ivan Jacobson speaks Io Ihe assembly on his ex- periences as a Nazi prisoner in Norway. April I6: Firsf sfudenf dance held in gym. SI'uden'I's delighfed. April 23: School lakes a holiday on Good Friday. April 29-30: Gala Fashion Show held Thursday afiernoon and Friday nighi in school audiiorium. May 7: High Time, musical show pu+ on by Ihe sfudenis wifh music con+ribu+ed by Jack DeMeIIo's Camp Mc- Quaide dance band, raises money for fhe purchase of War S+amps and Bonds. May II: End of eighi'-week Jeep campaign. To'I'aI of War S+amp and Bond sales purchases I0 ieeps. May I4: Time for weeping and feeling blue. Siudenf body officers nominafed. May I7: S'I'udenI's 'I'rip Ihe Iighl' 'Fan+asI'ic al' Ihe Iasi sfudenf dance of fhe year. May 22: Big nighi' for Juniors and Seniors. The long-awaiied Junior-Senior Prom is held in 'Ihe gym. Theme, Hawaiian. May 22: Elecfion of sfudenf body officers for 'Ihe nexi' school year. June I0: Kiwanis honors Seniors wiih a luncheon. June I8: Commencement Seniors sing Black and Gold 'For Ihe las? fime. Congrafulaiions and bes'I wishes, for who knows wha? lies ahead? EDITOR LAWRENCE JACO BSON EDlTOR'S NOTE Well, if's all over now. Frankly, back in fhose days when we grimly and even desperafely baffled for film, and when problem affer problem piled up before us wifh appar- enfly no way ouf, if seemed af 'limes as if fhis happy day mighf never be. Lef no one who now holds a I943 Manzanifa in his hands ever doubf fhaf fhere are such fhings as miracles! The I943 Manzanifa had numerous difficulfies fo overcome. Firsf of all, we sfarfed wifh fhe ugly facf of having been insolvenf in I942. Then, of even more imporfance, we had no professional phofographer fo help us. Every picfure was' an amafeur's efforf, fhough we-Manley Jansen, Lewis Leffunich, and I-all feel like professionals now. Our picfures were faken, developed lwifh 'l'he excepfion of a very fewl and prinfed by us. Lef fhem nof be judged foo harshly. Everyone on fhe sfaff fhis year had a iob fo do. The facl' 'lhaf you have a book and fhaf fhe bills are paid indicafes fhal' he did if. Firsf of all lef me express my safisfacfion over fhe handling of fhe year- book finances. Jim Mehl, faking over fhe business manager's fask, carried on an efficienl' and imaginafive campaign fhaf sold fhe highesf percenfage of annuals fo fhe sfudenf body 'lhaf has been sold in recenl' years. Sponors, clubs, and adverfisemenfs, along wifh fhe subscripfions, pu'l' our book on a sound financial foofing. Phyllis Flodberg, my assisfanf edifor, Joan Solari, and my phofographers, Manley Jansen and Lewis Leffunich, rendered me help fhal' was invaluable. Annamae Thwaifs, Janef Heick, Lois Lighf, Norma Jean Dye, and Madge Simpson were always willing helpers. Sfeve Pisfa's arf work deserves special lfhanks, and special fhanks also go fo Bob Marsh for help during a hecfic week of picfure developing. The encouragemenl' of our adviser, Mr. Hamilfon, fook me fhrough many a dark day. -Lawrence Jacobson. On ihe 'Following pages are The personal signafures of many of Wa1'sonville's leading merchanfs, business men, and professional men. Their enfhusiasm and co- operafion, demonslraled by 1'heir endorsemen+ of our book, have made our annual +his year financially possible. We members of fhe Manzanifa s+aFF owe +o +hese spon- sors a special debl' of gra'I'i+ude. Our sponsors displayed a 'friendly inleresf in our boolc. We feel sure lhal This an- nual would nol' have been fhe boolc we fhinlc if is if if were no'r for lheir sincerely ap- preciafed aid. Lua. jiwf, 1,,., gfge, ,df wcocrs conrmlorm l . Mens u4ar l PPER. -- c sawn Paenen 8: S 4-Ln '. f-06 Z 4J4J' c '?7T1l:-l.A1,L nuuunaio-cockcasyrcoavonnflgfkgiff f,..i'? ff- mr PM ,IM 4 M. 45 MAIN 57. wA'rsnNvu.Li.CAl.lr. Mbw ' i . 04.401 25 . WM my ou.f2H M MPANY SPROUS Rmz co, Ing. f g5,MW J va..-a 74.04, 74,,4,. Eigf'2'fo 9 fAf 7'1 f' J' - ' ' Sew My xf'f3l fN9 -:',5 ,:,,,-1-,fs 513' msrm Amnsr. sHoPS, ua. A EAM - '76'4 724 4Qt 'f, A urwwf- l,,.. Guam 'V neu-if Levy 5: J Zurrutn Co YATSANVILLE P WllINTlllNllGi y V5 49 i .Q ' - Q .4 f ' gglvns Dgnmwroas-Joseens 'ls fd!! 'Q 6 ' is wsu sf.- ewge A, smut., rfspwpfg S Holnngwmzi O gwqgl ' TRALLER FURNITURE CO. -. A Pr l1HGulsuRa ...1.1r- J.C.PENNEY COMPANY f'5 eQ-...Jghz 9 U' C 0 so c ncgs l'2?'?1'2v.LLE1 cxL.Et't.':7'1 me jf! ' mn SHOP ? 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In our naTion's Trying Times, we are hand in hand wiTh our ever-sTriving youTh .... IT is in Them only, ThaT The way of liTe we love so much is sTrongly guaranTeed. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WATSONVILLE, CALIFORNIA DEDICATED TO COMMUNITY SERVICE if AN INVESTMENT THAT ALWAYS PAYS INTEREST If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him. An investrnent in knowledge always pays the best interest. --B61Ijl111Ii1l Franklin THROUGH Ihe years Walsonville has maole larger anol larger inveslmenls in educalion. Ancl year by year II is shown Jrhal' Ihe inveslrnenl is paying inleresl Through beller- eclucaled youlh. Our young men and women gradualing from Walsonville High School go Iorlh Io fill Iheir posilions in a world which requires nol only resourcefulness and energy, bum' knowledge grealer Ihan aI any lime in Ihe na'rion's hislory. Our hearliesl congralulalions 'ro Ihe Class of '43. May your hopes be fulfilled. 'k'k'k WATSONVILLE CLEARING HOUSE PAJARO VALLEY NATIONAL BANK PAJARO VALLEY SAVINGS BANK BANK OF AMERICA, N.T. 8: S. A. MEMBERS FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SENIOR ALDRIDGE, BOB-Rifle Club 3: Mafh Club 4. BALDWIN. CHARLES EDWARD ITransferl-Lin- coln's Birrhday Program 4: Manzaniia Assembly 4. BATTINICH, MARY ANN-Commercial Club. BEAZELL, DICK-Band 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 2: Traffic Board 3: Siudeni Body Treasurer 4: Slu- deni- Board 4. BENICH, FREDERICK JEROME-Biology Club 3: Dance Commifiee 3: Junior Vice Presideni' 3: Band 4. BODE, AL ERNEST-Scholarship Sociely I, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3, Presideni' 4: Maih Club Secreiary- Treasurer 4: Vice Presideni War Service Council 4: Boys' S'l'aI'e Represenlafive 3: Merii' Board 4: Fooiball 3, 4. BOROUEZ, JESSE-Transfer from Oalrland High School: Foofball 3, 4: Biology Club 3. BRACCO, LAURA-Lafin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Service Club 2, 4: Commercial Club Secreiary 4: Scholar- ship Sociefy 2: Usher a+ Graduaiion 3: Sfamp Chairman 4. BRANDON, MARTHA JEAN-Fashion Show 3, 4: Prom Commiilee 3: Service Club 4. BRIDGES, CHESTER-Band I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Foolball 3: Bloch W 3, 4. BRONSON, JACK-Janiior I, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES, JAMES LEROY-Baseball I, 2: Block W 3. CHINN, MARY-Commercial Club 4. COTE, CHARLES-Transfer from Nashua, New Hampshire: French Club 4: Band 4. CHRISTENSEN, SHIRLEE MAE-Treble Clef 2, 3. 4: Vice Presideni' 3: Service Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Fashion Show 2, 3. CROSSLIN, JANICE ANN-Dance Commiliee 3, 4: Rally Commiflee 3, 4: Treble Clef 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Advanced Choral 2, 4: Mixed Chorus I. CURTIS, SHIRLEY-Mixed Chorus I: Commercial Club 3, 4. DAHL, JEANNE MARIE-Fashion Show 2, 3: Rally Commiiiee 2, 3, 4: Dance CommiHee 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 3, 4: Graduafion Usher 3: Prom Commillee 3, 4. DAILY, WALTER EUGENE-Tracl: 2, 3. DAY, NANCY-Siudeni Body Presidenr 4: Siudenf Board I, 2, 3, 4: Secreiary of Sophomore Class 2: Prom Commifiee 3, 4, Chairman 4: Merii' Board 4: Secrefary of Junior Red Cross 4: Graduaiion Usher 3: French Club I, 2, 3, 4: Laiin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Presideni' 3: Dance Commiifee 3, 4: Chair- man 4: Rally Commillee 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: War Service Council 3, 4. DYE, MARJORIE-Choral I, 2, 3, 4: Treble Clef 2, 3, 4: Music Fesfival 2: Dance Commiiiee 3. DYE, NORMA JEAN-Sfudeni Body Secrefary 4: Secrelary War Service Council 4: Sludenl Board 4: Fashion Show I, 2, 3: Dance Commiriee 3, 4: Rally Commiliee 3, 4: Graduaiion Usher 3: Prom Commiiiee 3, 4. EDSBERG, LAVONNE DOROTHY-Choral I, 2, 3: Service Club 3, 4: Library Club. ELLIOTT, MARGARET-Radio Program 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Sfamp Chairman 4. ELLIOTT, IDA MAE-Commercial Club 4. RECORDS EVANS, ANNA RUTH-Presideni' G.A.A. 4: Scho- larship Sociery I, 2, 3, 4: Rally Commiiiee 3, 4: Dance Commi'Hee 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Com- mercial Club 3, 4: Prom Commifiee 3, 4. FICKAS, ELLEN LETSON-Spanish Club I, 3, 4: Scholarship Sociefy I, 2. FOUNTAIN, VELMA-Presideni MaI'h Club 4: Sec- reiary of Service Club 3: Scholarship Socieiy I 2, 3, 4: Vice Presidenl 4: Manzanifa Siaff 3: Span- ish Club I, 2, 3, 4. GARCIA, EDWARD-Band 3. HALL, DEVONNE-Sludenl' Body Girls' Alhlelic Manager 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: All-Sfar Baslreiball 2, 4: Service Club 2, 3: War Service Council 4: Fash- ion Show 3. HAMBY, ROSALEE J.-Secrelary of Library Club 3, Ediior of Sieno-Flashes 4: Chrisimas Pageanf 2: Commercial Club 4: Rally Commi'Hee 4: Prom Commi'Hee 3, 4. HANCE, WANDA--G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Bloclt W 2, 3, 4: All-Slar Baslrefball 3, 4: All-Siar Speedball 3: Fashion Show 3. HANSEN, THOMAS ELDON-Traffic Board 3: Radio Club 4: Dance Commilfee 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Voice of Waisonville High 4: Scholarship Socieiy 3: Biology Club 3: Orchesira 4. HARDY, GLENN-F.A.A. 3, 4: Foofball I, 4: Bas- Ireiball I, 3: Livesioclc Club 4: Senior Boys' Alh- Iefic Manager 4: Baseball I, 4. HOLLEMAN, RUTH ELEANOR-Transfer from Whigee High School: Scholarship Sociely 4: Treble Clef 4: Service Club Secreiary 4. HAYES, PATRICK JEREMIAH-Transfer 'From Chaminade: Presideni' of F.A.A. 4: Presideni' of Livesfoclr Club 4: Baslrefball 4: Baseball 3: F.A.A. 2, 3, 4. HAYETT, BONITA-French Club I, 2: Treble Clef 3, 4: Presideni 4: Fashion Show 3: Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Music Fesiival 2: Chrisimas Pageanf 3. HEICK, JANET-SI'uden'I' Body Vice-Presideni' 4: Dance Commifiee 2, 3, 4: Rally Commiifee 3, 4: Chairman 4: War Service Council 3, 4: Manzanii-a Slaff 3, 4: Usher al Graduafion 3: Noon Dance Commiiiee 3: Prom Commi'Hee 3, 4: Head of Hall Decora'I'ions 4: Service Club 3, 4: Vice-Presi- denl' 4: Meril' Board 4: Siudenr Board 4: Fashion Show I: Sfamp Chairman 3. HERR, CLYDE-Senior Class Treasurer 4: Dance Commiflee 3: Rally CommiHee 3: Tennis 3: Noon Dance Commiliee 4: Prom Commifiee 3, 4. HUNTING, ELIZABETH-La'I'in Club I, 2: Biology Club 3: Prom Commiffee 3: Service Club 4. HUSHBECK, BARBARA E.-French Club I. 2: Chrislmas Pageanf 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Treble Clef 3, 4: Music Fesfival 2, 3. JACOBSON, LAWRENCE JACK-Edilor of 'lhe Manzaniia 4: Orchesira I, 2, 3, 4: Manzaniia Phoiographer 3: Rally Commifiee 4: Dance Com- mi'H'ee 4: S'Iuden+ Board 4. JONES, DONAL RAYMOND-F.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. KELLOGG, ROBERT-Baslrelball I. KUSANOVICH, MILDRED MADELINE-G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club I: All-Siar Baseball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3. LANTHIER, EUGENE S.-F.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4. SENIOR RECORDS LARSEN, BEVERLY JEAN--Secrelary of Traffic Courl' 4: Noon Dance CommiHee 4: French Club I, 2, 3: Commercial Ari' Club 3: Slamp Salesman 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Scholarship 2: Usher 'lor Gradua- Iion 3: Dance Commiflee 3, 4: Rally Commilfee 4. LAWRENCE, JOHN EMIL-Spanish Club I, 2, 3: Traclr 3, 4: Baslrelball 4. LOPES, ALICE JEAN-Commercial Club 4. LYNN, ROBERT JOSEPH-Vice-Presidenl' of Bloch W 4: Junior Class Treasurer 3: Sophomore Class Boys' Alhlefic Manager 2: Tennis Team 2, 3: Dance Commiilee 2, 3, 4: Bloclc W. Socie'I'y I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball Manager I: Rally Cemmillee 2, 3, 4: Baslrelball 3, 4. MANCHESTER, GWENDOLYN-Treasurer of Serv- ice Club 3: Commercial Club 4: Program Club I: Service Club I, 2, 3, 4. McCAIN, JOHN-Prom Commilree 3: Foofball 4: Rally Commiilee 4: Traffic Board 4. McFARLAND, AVELINE-Presidenl of Commercial Club: Junior Red Cross Council 4: Band I, 2. 3, 4: Traffic Board 3: Dance Commillee I, 3: Radio Club 4: Dance Band 2: Prom Commillee 3, 4. MELBERG, MAXINE-Transfer from La Jolla: Treble Clef 4: French Club 4. MONKOVICH, CATHRYN ANNE-Fashion Show I, 2: Radio Program 2: Commercial Club 4: Service Club 4. NETTO, EVELYN-Transfer from Hollisler. NIEMANN, HELEN-Scholarship Sociefy I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Radio Program 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Service Club 3. OLIVER, FRANK-Transfer from Chaminade: Rally Commiflee 4. OLLINO, THERESA LILLIAN-Spanish Club I. PAPAC, EDWARD STANLEY-Transfer from Chaminade: Tennis 2, 3: Janifor 3: Baslelball 4. PATTERSON, HAROLD DOUGLAS-Band I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Yell Leader 3: Dance Band 2: Orchesfra 2, 3: Dance Commilfee 4: Traclr 3. PECKHAM, ODETTE L.-Secrelary of Service Club 4: Treasurer of Commercial Club 4: Lalin Club 2, 3: Biology Club 2, 3: Rally Commiilee 4: Prom Commi'H'ee 3. PEREIRA. GERTRUDE-Service Club 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Fashion Show 2: Lalin Club 4: Dance Com- miH'ee 3: Biology Club 3: Prom Commi'I'Iee 3. POTTS, BETTY LEE-Chrislmas Pageanl I, 2, 3: Ari Club 3: French Club 2: Dance Commiflee 3: Serv- ice Club 3, 4. PRICE, CHARLCIA-Fashion Show I, 2. RADIN, PETER-Janilor 2, 3, 4: Co-Chairman for Defense Slamps 4. RESETAR, PAULINE-Rally Commillee 3, 4: Dance Commihlee 3, 4: Prom Commillee 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 4. RISDON, CAROL-Junior Class Secrelary 3: Senior Class Secrelary 4: Scholarship Sociely I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4: Noon Dance Commillee 3: Slamp Chairman 3, 4: Traffic Board 4. ROSSI, JOHNNIE JOSEPH-Transfer 'From Salinas: Baslrefball 4: Money Counler aI' Slamp Sales 4. RUSLER, DELLA DARLENE-Spanish Club I: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. RUSLER, LILLIAN ELSIE-G. A. A. 3, 4. RYAN, DOLORES-Dance Commiffee 3: Rally Commillee 3: Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. SCHALOW, WILLIAM-Rally Commillee 2, 3, 4: Chrisfmas Pageanl 2, 3: Biology Club 3. SCOFIELD, JEAN-Dance Commiflee I, 2, 3, 4: Rally Commiilee 2, 3, 4: Chrisfmas Pageant I: Presideni- of Ari Club 3: Prom Commillee 3. SEIBEL, LUCILLE IRENE-Biology Club 3: Library Club 3. SERSEN, LUCILLE-Commercial Club 4. SHEETZ, ROBERT EUGENE-Welding Shop Fore- man 3: Shop Superinlendenl Melal Trades Shop 4: Chairman Defense Sfamps 4. SKOV, CLARA-Service Club 4. SKILLICORN, BETTY-Sludeni Board I, 2: Secrelary of Freshmen Class I: Secrelary of Scholarship 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Meril' Board 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3: A Lo Allo I, 2: Dance Com- mihlee 2, 3, 4: Treble Clef 2, 3. 4: Rally Commil- Iee 3, 4. SMITH, LLOYD-Sophomore Class Presidenl' 2: Sludenl Board I, 2, 3, 4: Golf Team I, 2, 3, 4: Rally Commilfee 2, 3, 4: Block W I, 2. 3, 4: Dance Commillee 3, 4: Lalin Club 2, 3: Manzanila Sales- man I, 2: Janilor Force I, 2: Lalin Club 3, 4: Prom Commilree 3, 4. SOTO, SARA-Spanish Club 2: Junior Red Cross I, 2. 3, 4. SPANGLER, BILL-Transfer from San Luis Obispo: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Manzanifa 3, 4: Vice-Presidenf of Block W 3: Presideni' of Senior Class 4: Presidenl of Bloclr W 4. STEWART, LOIS DOREEN-Rally Commiffee I, 2, 3: Dance Commillee I, 2, 3: Fashion Show 2, 3: Prom Commillee 4. STONE, BETTY-Rally Commilrlee 2, 3, 4: Dance Commiffee 2, 3, 4: Prom Commiflee 3: Spanish Fiesfa 3: Lafin Club 4: Commercial Club 4. SWENSON, BETTY-Fashion Show 2, 3: Rally Com- mi'Hee 3, 4: Dance Commiflee 3, 4: Prom Com- mi'H'ee 3: Commercial Club 4: G.A.A. 4. THWAITS, ANNAMAE-TraI4ic Beard Chairman 4: Chairman of Noon Dance 4: Manzanifa SI'a'Fl 3, 4: Vice-Presidenl of Lalin Club 3: Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4: Sfudenf Board 4: A Lo Alfo 2, 3, 4: Laiin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Commiflee 3, 4: Rally Com- mi'Hee 3, 4: Usher for Gradualion 3. TRAVERS, BETTY MAE-Manzanifa Sfalii 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4: Service Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Usher af Graduafion 3: Chairman Slamp Sales 3. TURNEY, CAROL LOUISE-Volleyball 3: Com- mercial Club 4: Speedball 4. VAN ESS, AUDREY JUNE-Transfer from Sanfa Cruz: Biology Club 3: Spanish Club 4: Com- mercial Club 4: Malh Club 4. VETTLE, IRENE-Transfer. WALLACH, JEANNE ALICE-Transfer from Mon- ferey: Lafin Club 3: Dance Commillee 3, 4: Jun- ior Red Cross 3: Chairman Defense Sfamps 4. WALTRIP, NOLA-Hoclrey 2: Baseball 2, 3: Girls' Alhlel-ic Manager of Senior Class 4. WEEKS, ROBERT L.-Transfer from San Francisco: Foolball 4: F.A.A. 4. WHITEHEAD, MILDRED HATTIE-Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMSON, LOIS ELAINE--Service Club I, 2, 3: Traffic Board I: Fashion Show 3: Prom Com- millee 3: Rally Commillee 4: Commercial Club 4. WING, MARY-G.A.A. 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