Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

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CLASSES Seniors . Iuniors . . Sophomores Freshmen . ORGANIZATIONS Scholarship . DOA . . . Girls' League . 3, I is Table of Contents . 4 Art . . . 6 WAM . . COG . ' ' 20 Photo . - ' ' 21 French . . ' 22 Red Cross . . . ' 22 Service Club . . ' ' ' 23 Library . . . . - 23 Dance Committee . . - 23 Dramatics . . . Treble Clef . . . 26 Mixed Choral . .. .27 28 Manzanita . ' ' 29 High Times . ' ' 30 Fl-IA. . . n 31 Latin . . 32 Spanish . ' 33 Press Club . . ' 34 Commercial Club . ' 35 FFA ..... ' Band . . . . 36 i . I 36 SPORTS .... . . i 37 Varsity Football . . g 37 Lightweight Football . I 38 Varsity Basketball . . . I . I 38 Lightweight Basketball .39 Track...... ff. . 39 Baseball .... Tennis and Golf . D 42' Block W .... ' 52 GAA .... I 54 Girls' Block W . . 56 Girls' All Star . . ACKNOWLEDGMENTS . - 50 ADVERTISEMENTS . 60 Signatures . . . so Picture Ads . A 1 'Qmaagf wx ,. 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Bringing down the house amid screams ot laughter, the High Times Night Rally also sold subscriptions to students eager to see their names in print , . . The juniors staged a lively Salinas game rally . . . Did a good job of it, too . . . 'Rx S I AX JAN HE DRAMATICS CLASS gave 1ts verslon of Sparkm . . . Ga1n1ng qu1te a lo1t of publlclty for 1ts part1c1pat1on IH the County Farr the Art Department reached 1ts peak of perfection Here s how you should do 1tl yells Mr Gorser eager gndders prepare for thelr next game There s the game and the band shows off to good advantage Every body gots h1S prcture taken so the school w1ll know just who you are I-hgh T1mes started to prmt p ograms 1n add1t1on to thc, ever popular b1 Weekly sheet A few of the members of the faculty talk over the student s1tuat1on F I Pj, ia-4 If -M--..,..r ,wszj ,gg f25'i?1f5u. 'L arf? 5555 ,elif , 'ff aw n,,..:fx if A x. , 2531 af, 4 av- 1 .L 9 ' Q 5.15 x- ,QW . .Q i 1 FQ '.g',f v a., . 4 Ia . 4 9 , . Q , I , , . , - t U ,, , M... 0 f , 3 9' O .V -J A ' ' ,- up 1 11 ' ' 1 19 3. I . . b N, - N ,I . . ' A-. . yn.. f 1 f URFEE PARKINS looks threatening, but Palmtag and his friends pay no heed at the High Times Rally . . . Beauty and pageantry replace comedy at the Nativity scene during the Christmas program . . . While the majority of the couples at the Winter Ball Dance to the dreamy music . . . A few couples sit this one out and enjoy cookies and punch . . . The final game of the season-Hollister, and victory and the championship are ours . . . ID-TERM EXAMS, and Anne Drobac is the first to face Bud for her government oral . . . One of the more hilarious rallies-the one staged by the sophomores-showed the World-wide fame of the Wildcats . . . During the noon period the girls' High Iinx is planned tbetween bitesl by a Girls' League committee . . . Brawny Watsonman finishes off WUHS intruder as he flashes forward on his trusty three-Wheeler . . . Two juniors think about prospective buyers as they look over their magazine subscription lists . . . Thrilled juniors and seniors begin their journey to Carmel to see the movie version of Shakespeares Hamlet' '... Pete Resetar grins tiendishly as he slaps Lena Rovera in the face with a pie at the senior rally . . . ,Q 7 Ali L. W .' . 'M . ii , M an 9, W 4 ,Z 4 5' '.3a':5q5,:V Ar, is V ,M ,W M , , , - KU: JF: Lf: 'kg 1 'H Q Q H f -S ,arlm 5 if ffm 4 EH-Ki 37'-1 3 H ilcinfgf, g 0 X fm? M.mmmE:ussLf,,mMQAi' WWE K N ' ' H W, f - wr g v gygggssiziafii 'fifgiigq f whiff E iwmwvs Q Y i i x K r i Z 1 'f 1.9 'B 'E H 1 F' W., 5 ' N E gg x 53? 5 I W A ni fx X2 X it 1' QA X YR ff, ' Q ' 5 A S 'ff- Q Y 2 ii yi 1-V Q K ., ,Q as I X ' ,S - U ws. 2 NN 'X x , ,xl A 1 ., . 1-5 I an Q: it . 1 - M 4-.:,?'.M ,Q -4 v ag 3 4 , -E 4 . f ,,, ' ,, ok , I I 6 l vu - www - S S A E1 1 ii V 1..,. HE FROSH SHOW HOW they captured prizes at the High Iinx . . . Costume judging-everything from Dot Fowle as a flapper to Miss McCullough as a scarecrovxf . . . FOOD--apple pie and milk fortify the girls for the next scene . . . A slumber party fstaged by the sophomoresl . . . Shirley Rowan seems to be eating through the entire performance . . . Babe leads the costume parade With Nadine Dodds close behind . . . Shirley stops eating for once-just long enough to help Babe throw Ted Carlyon out of the building . . . The senior skit depicts a day in the life of Mrs. Trippington, a dean . . . Wave goodbye, girls . . . The High Iinx is over until next year . . . J kiwi, . ,fi RACK BOYS TAKING A REST before they head for the cinder path . . . Glamour at its best-the senior Hick Day. The girls show up to advantage . . . That's an awfully long Way up, fella. Think you'll make it? . . . Iudy Hill models her home-made summer dress at the Easter Tea and Fashion Show . . . Bill Codiga and Ioan lense-n feeding each other raisins with a toothpick at the riotous Hick Day Dance . . . Aha! The Whiskerino Hoosegow . . . And look, the next victim is Dale Garrett . . . Iudy Shaw back from San Francisco after her long bout With infantile paralysis . . . Welcome home, Iudy! . . . Hwwvf Q fti li OB NIEBLING LOOKS ON as Don Lintz measures George Brooks for his senior gown . . . Mr. Ditlevsen hands out a diploma and congratulates a graduating senior . . . And here it is, the end of the year, and of four long years of striv- ing for some. A Q n , S A a M ,K 1 Q 3 'Q bm Y k im' fue A nm: 4r4 . V v ,Q Q N ,Q Q ' X are -Q qt gwl,b,jx vw Y cv SN , H. . uf-A 1 51 Q 1 F Q. X 1 I .2 k -,, gm X. WK ,4 M '5'fQ Y 5 4 -1, B Q N' - gs :.4xw'x , ,mfe ,N xk, 'Vi' v ' Ax n x., -Af. N '.- h . ,1 , 1 vm. 3 gr.. S hun,- if h., A -u an .., A ,4 MMA iz nw ' . 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The service which these students rendered has a value to the school which it is not easy to estimate. Our school is richer for their efforts. Gordon Harris, president: Bill Marinovich, vice-president: Diana Daley, secretary: Ierry Kirkland, treasuer: Sam Vestal, Manzanita Editor: Ioy Briscoe, Manzanita Business Manager: Iessie Iones, girls' athletic manager: Dick Leininger, boys athletic manager: Bonnie Hulligan, yell leader. 1-DSS fN....,,.,- ,f ,,.,...-. , ,,.-f W- ' , 3 - ff W. ,,, LN ' E. . .fe r' :' f -is s - -:,, . , 3' - ,i 4 'Q f by . 4 f s 1 . gp -' f i , 'QA-v- ' it fit Bottom row, left to right: Bill Marinovich, Yvonne Patrick, Diana Daley, Bonnie Hulligan, Iessie Iones, Ioy Briscoe. Billy Goldman: stand- ing, left to right: Mr. Geiser. Rita Hollenberg. Ierry Kirkland. Carl Hopkins, Gordon Harris, Don Henrichsen, Dick Leininger, Charles Lupor- ini, Beverly Fennell, Mr. Crook. Student Board Having discovered the present school constitution is inadequate and outdated, the Student Board des- ignated the writing of a new constitution as its main task for the year. The board appointed a com- mittee of juniors and seniors to undertake the job. Each section was assigned to two students, who were instructed to turn the complete draft in to the secretary, who would then compile the sections and hand them over to Mr. Crook. As would the majority of such committees, it met with a number of difficulties. However, undaunted by its seeming failures, the group Was still working at the time this book was sent to the printers. It was believed that an acceptable constitution would be finished by the end of the semester. -21- --n-gun-v Q. 32,9 MRS. WORTHINGTON Dean of Girls Perhaps no surer sign of the arduous character of the work per- formed by Mrs. Worthington could have been given to us than her serious illness in the fall of the year. Years of unselfish service to a mountainous body of detail and a constant pressure of human prob- lems exacted a toll which left the entire community in anxious doubt. But her return before the holidays reassured us all and served to remind us, if We needed it, ot the truly great Work she performed. Merit' Board Wx can Q , f- 1-- V MRGEISER Dean of Boys ' This year Mr. Geiser added to his already tull program in the athletic department the Work of guiding boys in various problems of adjustment. His long experience, combined with an unusual capacity for work, made him a welcome addition to the administrative depart- ment. The real achievements of people in giudance are not easy to list and point to, but for many boys who came in Contact with him, a consciousness of clearer vision will be an unspoken tribute of the highest Worth. Throughout the years that our high school has had the merit system, many fine groups of students have worked with a high degree of wisdom and democratic spirit for the constant improvement of student body, school relationships, It is a real tribute to the spirit of our school that these merit boards, to which this year's is no exception, have unfailingly given their best efforts in a job which receives little recognition. Seated: Teresa Steianini. Mrs. Worthington, Diana Daley: Standing: Gordon Harris. Mr. Geiser. Bill Marinovich. I1 'EV not MR, L. L. IONES Superintendent' The Watsonville schools began the year with a new superinten- dent, the first in forty-two years. Under the wise and skillful guidance of Mr. MacQuiddy, a small school had grown into the present large system. To the new problems posed by growth and changing condi- tions, Mr. Iones has brought a fresh and vigorous approach. His knowledge of school problems and his enlightened solutions of them have won for him the respect and liking of the entire community. We are happy to add to a belated welcome our best wishes for the future. Board of Trustees Q Y Rx it xx Hg- '1?r:'NYe . :..j . . tqwritg' . . P r'iif-Ief-fr1r?'- I sa 'K tx rl N if I MR. E. E. cRooK Principal An old friend needs no introduction, but it is a pleasure to give him welcome to a new position. Under the new organization which for the first time gives the high school a principal separate from the superintendent, Mr. Crook assumed the difficult and often thankless task of guiding the high school on its path. The judicious and thought- ful decisions which he has made coupled with the democratic spirit which is characteristic of him, have more than fulfilled the high ex- pectations we all held. Listed below - in order to acquaint you with the accomplishments of the hoard - are a few of this year's transactions which effect the stu- dents' lives. The board's main decision was its authorization of plans for new shops, a cafeteria, and a music building. The shops might be finished by the second semester of next year. In addition to the proposed new buildings, plans for the use of the YMCA's new swimming pool were discussed. At its completion, the pool will be available to all students. Under the board's supervision, the students participated in the annual County Fair for the first time. Left to right: Mr. Harold Trafton. Mr. Howard Ditlevsen. Mr. Larry Iones, Mr. Nelson Giberson, Mr. Frank Kellogg. QMrs. Iohn Porter not in picture.l , KK , MY R I -ur' Wu ,, M - W. ,fx xx ,Qtr w N Q, ga xx ,y 1 w 'As 3 P 'I an A 6290 6 1 New gpm x 'Wa 5299 vw .W vw eva I em ev! -aww Q. . vw MW wx ww 'K-6x eo K Languages In a world in which the old boun- daries ot space cmd time are be- coming increasingly meaningless, the importance of a knowledge of languages becomes plainly ap- parent. One of the great stumbling blocks to international under- standing is the inability ot great groups of people to know clearly what a foreign group is thinking and saying. The contribution which this department makes to a more ordered world is its offering of French, Spanish, and Latin. A sign ot the interest of our students in language is the large number of students enrolled in the courses. TOP, Left to right: Mr. Sanchez, Miss Dickson, and Miss Blizzard discuss de- partment plans for the languages. CENTER: Board work in Spanish tor Iohn Hopkins, Ted Parsons, and others as Mr. Sanchez makes a suggestion. BOTTOM: Miss Blizzard's third period class deep in the heart of a quiz. Mathematics In these days ot the atomic bomb, the importance of a thorough grounding in mathematics for some students is obviously ot greater importance than ever be- fore. For those who will enter a profession in which mathematics is a basic tool, our mathematics department offers the beginning Work. But the department does not stop there. It gives to everyone the necessary skill to make the calcu- lations necessary to get along in daily life. With the advantage ot a long history ol teaching behind it, present day methods can be counted on to do the proper train- ing with the maximum amount of results for the minimum amount of time. Top lett: Miss Pogue and Mr. Brown get a laugh with Miss Pokel out ot a mathe- matics text: top right: Evalee Gray is probably not discussing mathematics: Mr. Brown's trigonometry class is al- ways this busy: Mr. Brown explaining the intracacies ot square root: Miss Pogue's algebra class in session: more ot Miss Pogue's algebra class: Martin Drobac gets help irom Miss Pokel on a math problem. O I I C u C O n The Physical Education Department this year was under the guidance of Coach Howard Burdick and his assistants, Carl Hoberg and Ronald Staley. Football, basketball, baseball and track Were presented in the competitive sports line. Students also learned archery, boxing, physical fitness, and badminton. Top left: The coaches in conference-Mr. Geiser. Mr. Staley, Mr. Hoberg, and Mr. Burdick. Top right: Mrs. Bilicich, Miss Blanchard, and Miss McCullough go over some student records. Middle left: A girls PE class playing volleyball in their usual slam bang style. Middle right: Ray Kusumoto evades Mud Pollitt. Bottom lett: Fortunately, he's landing on his head. Bottom right: Anyone would think it was going to bite. ll V' fgJf ,. i In this department students are taught the fundamentals of woodwork, me- chanical drawing, metal work, and auto mechanics. The importance of such training to these students is great. Not only does it provide a practical knowl- edge of value in their daily lives no matter What their vocation may be, but it also gives to some the beginning skill for entry into one of these skilled trades. Top left Mr Andrewsen Mr Lien Mr Hockel and Mr. Miller. Top right: The boys in auto shop are looking at the rather tired motor in Mr Andersons car Center left Ray Lawrence draws his plans care fully. Center right: Woodshop students at work with Mr. Hockel aid- ing one of the boys Bottom left Mr Andrewsen shows a metal shop student how while the others look on. Bottom right: The industrial sr-SK t wiiwrm wt -3 WP 0 The Music Department under the direction of Tommy Starks has provided ex- cellent entertainment this year. The choral section led by Miss Breen and the band led by Tommy Starks have collaborated to provide us with outstanding assembly programs. Top left: Mr. Starks and the band work up a new number. Top right: The music appreciation class, under the direction of Miss Breen, listen to the new 45 rpm RCA records Bottom lett: This strong trombone section helped round out a fine band. Bottom left: Don Camp, Luke Scurich, Helen Howes, and Eddie Pio, with their trumpets ready watch Mr Starks for the downbeat Top lefti This year's band included a large brass and woodwind section. Top right: The Mixed Choral Group practicing for its part in the Christmas Pageant. Bottom left: Bull Marunovlch singing with all his heart and soul in Boys' Choral. Bottom center: Sally Yates as she played at the Woman's Club. Bottom right: Singing at the Woman Club Tea is the sextet composed of Polly A ' ' ' ' ' ' . Nfl Prevlslch, Mary Lee Hubbard, Geraldine Hoerler, Pat Sllllman, Sally Bull, and Marilyn Olsen ,. 'I 'fl I . is NWIQ 's ' 5, 5-1 . H N , I ...a A -- .,.n Ns ,, N rwmf -.if an i M at 5' ' . +A -1 . l 4 ..,..,.--uns x 1'-I ga 1 3, - -www' ,xi .. , , ' N , ,i . 5,5 , . Q ' - Q ' 4. .2-vi' 1 ' x 1 39' A J , iii? f Sz.-i.ZQ v 9 1:35 X 11-un--11: 1 - ,lf ex , ' ' , ,.,..A. Q ff .. , 553 is in . 5' W ,K X i.p,M A ' .f Q5,A5JTQ3g5'5l T ffm s Spaulding Miss Lord Sfandlng ed students of gunror lnferafure gafh fhe class Boffom Ieff Mr Hamllf mel fo see fhe fulm versnon of H 49 ..-W . .1 25125 Q05 '.... g.!i-ff' i ,Nik .E , I New-q.,,,,, M a., 4 K ,N , H . -.-Si -' K -' ' I S ' Dealing chiefly with the past, watching the present, and giving mental prepa- ration tor the future-that's social science. The department provides all stu- dents with the required courses and Otters several additional ones for those interested in broadening their knowledge ot our world. Now, as never before, the necessity tor an understanding ot social, political, and economic conditions is of paramount importance. Top left, bottom row, leit to right: Mr. Slavich, Miss Harris, Miss Matthews, Mrs. MacGregor: top row: Mr. Bournes, Mr. Coelho, Miss Ben- ham, Mr. Rowland: top right: Members of Miss Benham's class in U. S. History listen attentively: panel discussion in sociology: our author- ity on Latin American history holds forth: the Social Studies Department exhibit at the 1948 County Fair: Mr. Row1and's U. S. History class C with Don Maggard paying attention to the camera instead ot to Mr. Rowlandl. ,, , . 'xilfgifff K 'HYI5'-3: , A iz J- In P5 NJ! flmiq t 1 ..,. V W A . ff . . W ' . 'IYF1 5 ' .5--ul '-, 'Mfg ii: E , X s 5 1: : 1 5 -mae ' K ,gi 2 I Q v M pw 1 lim , ' wp W 1 wiidazmmmlxa t . rl -5- we Top left: Mr. Iensen conducting a physics experiment: top right: Mr. Dyche, Miss Martin. and Mr. Iensen get together for the department picture: General Science final give in Mr. Pleiffer's room: Miss Martin's class studies biology: Mr. Iensen demonstrates the pulley principles to Carol Holgerson and Diana Daley: Iohn Hopkins working on a chemistry ex- periment: Chemistry final in Mr. Row1and's room. -34.- Science An excellent opportunity for stu- dents to become acquainted with life and the World about them is offered in our Natural Science de- partment. We are fortunate in having a variety of studies in this department, such as biology, chemistry, and general science under the direction of Miss Mar- tin, Mr. Dyche, and Mr. Iensen. The interest which these sub- jects hold for the public was dem- onstrated on Public Schools Night when the science rooms were crowded With interested parents Watching students conducting ex- periments and examining various pieces of equipment and displays. The importance of the basic sci- ences is only beginning to be rea- lized by the general public. When one reflects that as short a time ago as 1880 surgeons in our hos- pitals scoffed at the necessity for Washing their hands before an operation and that the existence of microbes and their relationship to disease was only just being un- derstood, the strides which have been made in science in the past seventy years and those advanc- es yet to come can be seen in their true light. In the promotion of these advances science classes in high schools throughout the World have played a significant part. Commerce The Commerce Department goes a long way toward preparing stu- dents for jobs after graduation in such classifications as stenog- rapher, business agent, bookkeep- er, and other positions of a like nature. The value of such training is hard to overestimate. The im- portance of accurate records and complete information on all phases of a business is becoming increas- ingly acute, and those students who choose training in this de- partment are rewarded well in satisfaction as well as income. But the work of the department does not end with students who wish to work immediately upon gradua- tion from high school. Many who intend to do college work enroll in typing and shorthand courses with a resultant increase in their effici- cncy as students. The department is fortunate in having particularly well qualified people to carry on instructions. It is not so fortunate in its quarters, but it is hoped that new construc- tion in the near future will provide more and better space. It is now commonly recognized that a much greater emphasis should be placed on enrolling students in courses which fit them for definite kinds of employment immediately upon their graduation from high school, and the skills which are to be ac- quired in this department are of great importance in achieving this new direction in high school education. Top left: Phyllis Miguel, Antoinette Balich, and Teresa Stefanini operating adding machines in office practice: top right: Mrs. Mahan's Typing 1 class taking a one minute speed test: second row: Mr. Stromberg, department head, checks some student work: second row. right: Miss Iohnson. Mrs. Mahan, and Miss Pokel gathered around a promising student: Miss Iohn- son's class typing from shorthand notes: third row, right: Barbara Kerns and La Donna Berg- ler in the foreground of Mr. Stromberg's bookkeeping class: bottom left: Claire Delaney and Iody Bartlett operate the mimeograph machine: bottom left: Miss Iohnson, holding chalk, dictates to her shorthand class. - -, K, Home Economics Top left: two George Deen students doing embroidery: top middle: flower arrangement is also taught in George Deen: top right: cooking, one of the oldest and most useful arts. is yielding its secrets to Lorraine Everitt and her friends: bottom left: Home Economics isn't all pra ctice: bottom right: a freshman class in sewing. Art Top right: Gerald Hollingworth at work on the sketch for the cover design of this book: middle: Mrs. O'Farrell in the background of her Arts and Crafts class: top right: Anita Bubich preparing the American Legion poster: bottom left: Mrs. O'Farrel. as of April 9th, beloved head of the Art Department: bottom right: Mary Ann Silliman and Mary Helen Dubendorf doing something, we don't know iust what, in an art class. X www Nfusip tai' ,st N' , ' we N-4 -MXN fs -Wwe,-gg? ww K w C. x ftt,x,,,,l lx! M 1' x in K t L, www S+ d Though our library is much too small for a school of this size, Miss Fuller manages it with utmost effici- u Y ency and unfailingly cheerful cooperation. The stock of material available in the library is good in spite of cramped quarters, and many students have found a Wealth of material for use in reports. L'b The study hall, an opportunity to some and a bore to others, provides not only easy access to the library I but also a wide variety of magazines for students otherwise unoccupied. Mrs. Lechleiter supervises the hall and is the center of a beehive of activity including attendance reports and messages. .. gt 4 , wi ,gg .QW 5-' 1,-:zit ':5f'f'1'f4 . I A Qffice Force In the group below are the girls who keep the in- volved machinery of the school in operation. Headed by Miss Thelma Larkin, seated at the right, are Alice Mori- ume, who helps Miss Iones with attendance records, and on the lett Frances Sukekane. Standing, left to right, are Ieanette Halward, Lorraine Moresco, and Rosalind Poli- ciccio. 6- We Q Continuation The Continuation Department, headed by Mrs. Briggs and Mr. Bournes, is doing a fine job of keeping in touch with students Who, because of circumstances beyond their con- trol, have to leave school. The department gives a basic education in English, mathematics, science, and the social studies. Q wi. H 1 I itil 'S 1, s Q- f .5 Ajit. N 1, fax m iii. , TNI P: Maintenance This year brought us the loss of Mrs. Nielsen, who re- tired after fifteen years of service. Beloved by us all for her excellent cooking and most of all for her warm and cheerful presence, We were consoled only by the coming of Mrs. Craig who immediately Won the hearts and appe- tites of all cafeteria regulars. ff' Yi? ,I .Iwi Cafeteria The Maintenance Department consists of eleven men and twenty-three boys under the direction of Mr. Hans Skov. The department has for its primary objective the care of the school and its equipment. Again this year a fine job was done for which We are all grateful. I QW ,, Q 'N T N w. fx, K, 'H x 'U 5,4 , Q 2 mx -sg , f 1 R 1 , wi - A U X ,, u, .J - T . .X EL' hz rin! 'ifikx . X HQ' if Nm Y, fa ,.j, WL, ,HQ , N. 3, '41 an ' ' C it ,faq .HM f,t.:.2:w LC yq. A L., ff , dx -. fm 2 QR 1. A e,ii,,.iv,,3H- W 1 x mr:,i':w K K wi .21 4 Aff' RNA bw as . My ff xml' . X k ,sk we mf nf' fx QYEFX3 ,tm 'va 1 ck 605 I l G B else, a 1 '3 y ses we 0 X-as-999 G -we W-W' 1' 929 GW' ses N09 Seniors u Under the leadership of Bill Codiga and a fine group of officers, the 49ers Wound up their high school careers with an impressive record of achievement in all activities. The mighty seniors starred in ath- letics, scholarship, and many other branches of activity in high school. With the juniors, they sold more magazine subscriptions than have ever been sold before, held a prom at Rio del Mar which was at- tended by couples only for the first time in the history of the school, and enjoyed the closing exercises such as the picnic and the graduation exercises with a wholeheartedness which only those can have who realize that the doors of high school are closing behind them for the last time. Those of us who remain behind shall miss them and all of us wish them Godspeed. Bill Codiga. president: Iody Bartlett, vice-president: Deon Dyer, secretary: Dorothy Hodge, treasurer: Don Henrichsen. student board rep resentatlve: Bill Wadley, yell leader: Ray Kusumoto, boys' athletic manager: Audrey Iohnson, girls' athletic manager: Mr. Anderson, adviser r,.,-,, ,. ..,... ., BILL CODIGA Preszdent Deon Dyer is reading the minutes of the last meeting while Bill Codiga and Ray Kusumoto look on. s 5 f GILBERT AHL Dramatics Club Bible Club Latin Club ROBERT BAER Craftsmen's Guild RICHARD BECK High Times Chairman GERARD BEUKERS Track COG WAM PATSY BRASHER Soph. Vice-Pres. Secretary DOA Commercial Club Dance Committee ART BRICKWEDEL CCAL Basketball SYLVIA BROWN Commercial Club Service, Club Spanish Club Girls' League ARLENE ALBACH Latin Club DOA French Club ANTOINETTE BALICH Commercial Club Sec Treble Clef Band Press Club RUBY BENNETT Black and Gold Spanish Club Prom Committee GLENN BIGGS Press Club Track High Times Bible Club Vice-Pres. LETA MAE BREWER High Times GAA Girls' League JOY BRISCOE High Times Manzanita Bus. Mgr. Dance Committee A Lo Alto MARILYN BROWN ELL Service Club FHA DRUSILLA ALVERNAZ Commercial Club High Times Cashier Cafeteria Cashier PAT BARNT Dramatics Phofography Club Janilors Dance Commiftee SHIRLEY BEQUETTE Service Club Girls' Choir Mixed Chorus BARBARA BOHNETT Art Club Secretary Dance Committee Prom Decorations Press Club GOLDIE BREWSTER Girls' League GEORGE BROOKS Black and Gold WAW NORMAN BROWNELL Aeronautics Football MARIE ARNBRISTER Commerc'I Club V.'Pres. Commercial Advisories GAA Service Club JODY BARTLETT Dance Committee Senior Vice-Pres. A Lo Alto ' GAA GLORIA BERNARDO Commercial Club Commercial Advisories Dance Committee Girls' League OPAL BRADLEY Girls' League LOIS BREWSTER Girls' League BOBBY GENE BROWN SALLIE BULL Girls' League Song L'dr. Spanish Club Treble Clef Triple Trio Patsy Brasher and Loretta Phillips are getting a big laugh out of a certain item given to Miss Iohnson at the Commercial Club Christmas party. S L wg r If ..., ,E-F J xlg S v 5. ff-ii swf . LPN , I , ..,-Q K ,F x . z: L ,xg ,I 4? ll sf BILL BURKE Latin Club French Club Dance Committee AURORA CAM POS Service Club GAA Girls' League Treas. Photography Club DALE CECIL Basketball Baseball Craftsman's Guild WILLIAM CHINN Band Track Football Basketball JOHN COPRIVIZA Basketball High Times Chairman Black and Gold Dance Committee BOB COWLES Auto Mechanics Machine Shop WAW Dance Committee DIANA DALEY Student Body Sec. Art Club Secretary Photo Club Treas. Scholarship ROSE MARIE BURMAN TED BURT DON CAMP Service Club GAA Dance Committee Black and Gold TED CARLYON Black and Gold Track DOA COG GALE CECIL WAM JANET CHRISTMAS Latin Club GAA Mixed Choral Black and 'Gold EARL CORBLY Band BEVERLY ANN COX GAA Service Club BOB DAVIDSON WAM BETTY CARMICHAEL Treble Clet GAA Latin Club Bible Club RICHARD CHAPIN FFA BILL CODIGA Senior Class Pres. Junior Class Treas. CCAL Football CCAL Track ESTHER COSMES Press Club Spanish Club High Times Commercial Club ANN MARIE CROSETTI Dance Committee Mixed Choral Prom Committee Commercial Advisory CLAIRE DELANY Sophomore Class Pres. Photo. Club Pres. Dance Committee Spanish Club Band CATHY CARILLO Commercial Advisory Girls' League DUNCAN CHINN Track BILL COFFMAN Senior Class Treas. CCAL Football DOA Janitor RAY COTHAM Football Basketball Block W COG VIRGINIA CUNHA Dance Committee Prom Committee Stamp Chairman Commercial Advisory JACK DELANY WAM Patsy Brasher and Loretta Phillips are getting a big laugh out of a certain item given to Miss Iohnson at the Commercial Club Christmas party. NADINE DODDS Girls' League GAA Black and Gold Mixed Choral DEON DYER Senior Class Sec. Girls' League Vice-P Latin Club High Times LUPE ESCALANTE Spanish Club CECIL FARRAR Bible Club Latin Club BOB FLETCHER Football Track WAW Block W TED FULLER Block W Football Spanish Club Basketball Manager JOANN GLAGE FHA Library Club Pres. GAA ANNE DROBAC A Lo Alto Red Cross Manzanita Dance Committee ISABELLE EDWARDS Glee Club res. LINDA EVANS Service Club Dance Committee Commercial Club Library Club BOBBIE FARRIS GAA lnterclass Basketball FHA Commercial Advisory QUITMAN FORD Dramatics DALE GARRETT High Times CCAL Basketball Black and Gold Frosh Class Rep. JIM GOLDMAN Football Basketball Baseball Block W MARY DUBENDORF Laiin Club Pres Sec.ATreas. Scholarship Spanish Club Secretary Ari' Club Secretary YUKIO EMOTO Baseball LORRAINE EVERITT Treble Clei Mixed Chorus Advanced Choir Service Club AURORA FELIPE Triple Trio Treble Clef Choir DOROTHY FOWLE Art Club French Club Dance Committee Prom Committee JEANNETTE GERMAN High Times Mixed Choral Dramatics French Club BETTELU GRAVES Dramatics High Times Chairman X JEANINE DUFUR Girls' League ' EMILIE ERTA FHA President Commercial Club GAA FHA Vice-Pres. JOHNNY FARR LA VERN FLEMIN Girls' League GEORGE FRY I Press Club CCAL Track f Dance Committee Black and Gold FRANK GFROERER Football Baseball CLINTON GURN EE WAW Basketball Queen of '49, Deon Dyer, smiles happily at the Queen Dance. Sitting beside her are her two pretty attend- ants, Barbara Mackey and Bonnie Hulliqan. , ..,, : 1 - am Y' fx .,., T. , 'Q' 1' 1 ,fs J! ,,,. ,b I K Hg SIE ll!! fr- AW 'nfl Ls. HS' 'I' 'Q CONRAD GUTIERREZ Football Baslcelball Block W COG GENE HASELHOFER Track WAW Vice-Pres. Wai. Mech. Club CAROL HERR K Larin Club Club Club Service Club cwJs5l:su DOROTHY HODGE French Club Sec.-Treas. Dance Cornmiliee Prom Comrniflee Graduafion Usher VANCE HOPKINS Foofball CARL HURD Lalin Club JOAN JENSEN Treble Clef Dance Commiflee Adv. Band Service Club JACK HALL .'..1 DIXIE LEE HATLEY Scholarship 1 Spanish Clubij Lalin Club Service Club JULIA HERRING Girls' League GERALDINE HOERLER Treble Clef Triple Trio Girls' Choir 1, v BE TY HOUCK Commercial Club FHA Library Club KAY INOUYE COG lnlerclass Track AUDREY JOHNSON GAA Girls' Aih. Mgr. Maioreiie LEODA HALL Girls' League DON HENRICHSEN Junior Class Pres. Block W Pres. Track Senior Class Rep. ROSE HESTERLY Spanish Club Laiin Club WAW Bible Club CAROL HOLGERSON Treble Clef Pres. Scholarship Pres. Pholo Club Vice-Pres. Girls' State Rep. MARILEE HUBBARD Treble Clef High Times Triple Trio DOA EMILY JANG Spanish Club Service Club DOA VY. fl MELVIN for-lNsoN GORDON HARRIS Sfudenl Body Pres. Foolball Scholarship Track WENONA HENSON Girls' League ewan HILL l Girls' League ul G. HOLLINGWORTH Ari Club CCG Manzanila Prom Commirlee BONNIE HULLIGAN Commercial Club FHA Vice-Pres. Yell Leader GAA Treas. ROBERTA JENKINS Pholography Club Press Club Vice-Pres. Dance Commifiee High Times JESSIE JONES Girls' Aihlefic Mgr. GAA Scholarship French Club One oi the Senior class meeiings-while Phyl Miguel cmd Gloria Bernardo pass out notices-Bonnie Hulligcm. Emilie Erta and Ieanette German study theirs carefully. PAUL KANE Foolball Baskefball Track Block W WARREN KING Fooiball Band Bible Club EADETH KNAPP WAM MARIAN KWOCK Lalin Club Spanish Club MYRTLE LAWRENCE Arl Club Prom Com. Chairman Spanish Club Scholarship ROBERT LINT WAM DON LYNN Foolball Block W Dance Corrimillee ELLA KEY GAA Girls' Choir Library Club Sec. Mixed Choral JERRY KIRKLAND lvlanzanila Edilor Sludenr Body Treas Golf High Times KUNIKO KOKKA Scholarship DOA Pres. Lalin Club Spanish Club Q MARILYN KWOCK Spanish Club Lalin Club DICK LEW Hi-Y Junior Red Cross Pres. Junior Class Afh. Mgr. French Club DON LINTZ Baskelball Junior Class Vice-Pres. Block W Dance Commirlee DELBERT LYONS Foolball f DOA Track STELLA KEY GAA Girls' Choir Library Club Vice-Pres. Girls' League BILL KIZUKA Lafin Club CAROLYN KOLSTAD MARGARET LASHER Dramalics Service Club Sec. Com. Club Treas. Dance Commillee MARLENE LEWIS GAA Sfudenf Council Band CECILIA LOPES Girls' League KEN MAITOZA Track Foolball WAW Janiior TAD KIMOTO Black and Gold Spanish Club LLOYD KLASSEN RAY KUSUMOTO Block W Foofball Baskelball Senior Boys' Alh. Mgr. MARYLU LAWLER Manzanifa ' Dance Commillee Commercial Advisory PAT LEWIS Maiorefle Girls' League BUSTER LOPEZ High Times ANNE MARINOVICH High Times Edilor Junior Class Sec. Lafin Club Pres. Manzanira II really hurt Donna Wilson, Ieanne Roberds, Iessie Iones cmd Audrey Iohnson Io sell the GAA's black cmd gold penncmts cmd hats for such cz low price. Marilu Scmtora doles out her price. .pf 1, xi , EN ,..Q sr .ui-no BILL MARINOVICH Student Body Vice4Pres. Football Basketball Baseball PAT McDANlELS Bible Club GAA Girls' League PHYLLIS MIGUEL Press Club Dance Committee Commercial Club Adv. Choral PAULINE MARNACH SUE MARUI Commercial Club Service Club Girls' League Commercial Advisory Art Club PAT MCILMOIL Dance Committee Art Club Yell Leader Manzanita LENORA MILLER Manzanita Photography Club Mixed Choral Dance Committee X LEE MCKINLEY Chair. Track , Block W X Spanish Club EDDIE MILLS Football Basketball Track Block W NORMA JEAN MOCK W. MONTGOMERY JERRY MOORE Girls' League GAA JIM MURPHY Football Block W FAY OKSEN Commercial Club FHA JOE PERRY FFA Treas. BOB NIEBLING COG LLOYD OKSEN Bible Club BILL PHILLIPS COG NANCY NISHIHARA Commercial Club FHA MARILYN OLSON Treble Clef Scholarship A Lo Alto DOA LORETTA PHILLIPS Junior Class Rep. Commercial Club Pres. Girl ' League Pres. D Co mittee PAT MATHSON Dance Committee Service Club High Times Chairman Mixed Choral CAROLYN MCQUILLEN Maiorette Art Club Vice-Pres. Treble Clef Sec. Mixed Choral ALICE MISUMI Girls' League MIKE MORALES Block W Football Basketball LOIS OGDEN GAA Commercial Club FHA Commercial Advisory RAY PASLAY Block W Football Basketball Dance Committee NORMAN PIERCE Adv. Band French Club Orchestra 1.9.3-isafl J' Wi It's a physics experiment and Clint Gurnee looks bewildered by George Fry's calm composure. Leon West seems deter- mined and what you can see oi Earl Corbly looks bored. LOUISE PINKERTON Service Club Pres. French Club Treble Clef Mixed Chorus Leader DOROTHY PRICE Adv. Choral Public Speaking LOIS JEAN REED Commercial Club High Times Cashier Press Club Commercial Advisory JOHN RIPLEY WAW WAM M. RODABAUGH Black and Gold Dramatics Service Club Cafeleria LENA ROVERA Photo Club Dance Cornmiflee GAA Dra matics Club 'x ' L EARLINE SHAFFER FHA FHA Secretary Girls' League High Times CLAUDE POWELL FFA BARBARA PURSER Commercial Club Service Club Black and Gold Commercial Advisory PETER RESETAR WAW WAM JOYCE RIPLEY Adv. Choral Library Club Girls' League HAZEL ROSA Dance Comrniltee Prom Committee Commercial Advisory MARILU SANTORA Soph. Yell Leader Photo Club Commercial Club Dance Committee MARION SHAWVER Spanish Club Commercial Club FHA GAA SAM POWELL Manzanita FFA FFA Secretary Boys' State JACK RADALYAC COG WAW ,X li MARGARET RICHELIEU Spanish Club Girls' League JEANNE ROBERDS GAA Secretary Girls' League BARBARA ROSE Girls' League MELVIN' CHNEIDER MARY ANN SILLIMAN Art Club Vice-Pres. Dance Committee Spanish Club Service Club FRANK PREVEDELLI FFA A EDNA RASMUSSEN Bible Club Secretary Commercial Club Commercial Advisories High Times Chairman MARY JO RILEY FHA GAA Girls' League ROY ROBERTSON CCAL Football CCAL Baseball Block W Dance Committee sl GERALDINE ROSS Girls' League NADINE SELF Black and Gold Ari Club PAT SILLIMAN Treble Clef A Lo Alto Press Club DOA Clo DeLany sits shivering while Babe Lasher talks to the shocked Mrs. Trippington. Patiently waiting for their parts in this High Iinx skit are Nadine Self cmd Iody Bartlett. in v 1 l if R- mv t 1 l . M yung. A ,i .1,. wg if? K 1' 1 if f' ' if 3 , i if Q CONNIE SMITH Spanish Club Press Club Sec.-Treas. Dance Commillee High Times MARY ANN SOLDO Service Club GAA Ari Club DONNA STEWART A Lo Allo Pep Club FHA EDNA STRONG Library Club Girls' League Lalin Club MYRNA TAYLOR GAA Commercial Club Spanish Club Girls' League MANUEL TRAVERS ROBERTA SMITH Library Club FHA BOB SPUNG COG Arr Club High Times Baskelball BETH STILWILL Ari Club Pres. Commercial Club High Times Chairman Service Club SUMI SUKEKANE A Lo Allo Lafin Club GAA DOA DOLORES TEJADA GAA FHA Aff Club Library Club LOIS TREMBLEY Library Club Pep Club 'v Lavonda VANDERPOOL MARTIN VEGAR Service Club A Lo Allo French Club High Times Chairman Black and Gold V Xl LARRY SNYDER JIM STANFIELD Lalin Club RICHARD STOW Pres. Bible Club A Lo Allo DOA WAM RITA TALLMAN French Club ALBERT SOARES Track TERESA STEFANINI Manzanifa Bus. Mgr. Dance Cornrniffee Chair High Times Sludenl Board MIRKO STRAZICICH DOA A Lo Allo LORRAINE TAYLOR Service Club Dramalics FHA Library Club A MAXINE TIBBITTS DALE TINDALL FHA FFA Service Club FFA Alh. Mgr. Commercial Club Lafin Club DOLORES TURNEY HARRY UCHIDA GAA Dramalics Ari Club High Times Dramalics Club JOHN VENTURA Band Machinisfs Club VERA VERHEYEN FHA Vice-Pres. Library Club Commercial Club Sam Powell. the 'lToni twin, defies the menacing looks of Ioe Perry and Bill Burke fThe Salinas boysl while Bob Cowles fCoach Staleyl looks on. The scene was one of the many Senior rallies. SAM VESTAL Manzanila Edilor Press Club Pres. Pholo Club Vice-Pres. High Times TERRY WAKI Lalin Club Public Speaking 1 BETTY WILDER Library Club FHA Chairman Commercial Club High Times Chairman ROY WILSON Sophomore President CCAL Football Block W Dance Band MASAKO YAGI Commercial Club COLLEEN ZACK Library Club FHA Girls' League FHA Chairman LEROY VIGLIECCA High Times French Club ARTHUR WEBB Block W CCG LIZ WILDER Girls' League Sec. Service Club Treas. Commercial Club Spanish Club FLORABELLE WONG Spanish Club Scholarship Sociefy BILL WADLEY Senior Yell Leader Bible Club Pres. Mixed Chorus RAY WELCH LLOYD WILLIAMS JOHNNY WONG CCAL Foolball CCAL Baskelball CCAL Baseball i JIM WAGNER WAW WAM LEON WEST Band DOA Baskefball Dance Band DONNA WILSON GAA Presidenl Junior Afhlefic Mgr. Girls' Block W Vice- Commercial Club LEONARD WOODS Foofball Block W GEORGE YAMADA HARUKO YOSHIDA JEAN YOUNGS Track Girls' League GAA WAM Commercial Club Iim Goldman, Ray Kusumoto. and Roy Wilson plan the next game as football season gets under way. Girls' League P. H. pi sp: .-:Q Juniors Under the leadership ot president Carl Hopkins, the junior class had an exciting year in '49. Among the activities were a class party called the Harvest Hoedown, a pre-Salinas game rally and the Iunior- Senior Prom, held on May 14th at Rio Del Mar. The Prom was a date affair and one of the best Proms We have ever had. Miss Tamisiea acted as class adviser. Carl Hopkins. president: Ray Dyer, vice-president: Lorraine Herrick, secretary: Iohn Hopkins, treasurer: Charles Luporini. student board representative Pauline Gray yell leader May Yasumoto girls' athletic manager lack Bakich boys' athletic manager Miss Tamisiea adviser gi CARL HOPKINS was President 'hm Iumors enyoymg themselves at the Harvest Hoedown ,it W ff 52- m s f 5 i s i if t 2 1 2 1, 'ti' .V ,s.. .s., ,.,.. l I J M Nm . .v,.,.. r,,., 1 ,. . . .,,, . . I - . y x, .,.:. y tg .L J. ,t... , ., ,... ,,- ,- I y Q ,v lv li ' v. , 2 , : 1 ' is i e r s Q Q W Q , K ' ,QW T . fl S ,Q ' ul' ' , .Q 3 X X ,ff - s i . if Y' i ii NA, k 'lj 5 , 2' . in V 5, :ls 'A N' lj nl .5 ffj ,,-- ' 1 A K L Vai 4 . 4 I y I st if FIRST ROW: R. Beck. M. Boitano, I. Cotham. Y. Fenler, B. Arnbrister, I. Avilla, A. Chinn, I. Banchero, R. Doty, G. Buksa. C. Charlson: SECOND ROW: I. Biskup. B. Edsberg, A. Hi- meko. A. M. Cerny, E. Dillard, N. Edsberg, B. Blinkenberg, M. Bowie, A. Beilby, G. Chinn: THIRD ROW: P. Bridges, E. Campos, D. Bean, L. Briggs, S. Gracey, B. Armstrong, G. Gillette. I. Broun, H. Burks, M. Gizdich: FOURTH ROW: H. Beukers, K. Dyche, I. Cerny, C. Causey, C. Gebhart, W. Boodt, B. Kerns, B. Gray, B. Gross, L. Griffith: FIFTH ROW: R. Dyer, , ..,,, f 1 , B. Goldman, , , ,, , , ,, W. George, I. Fenoglio, R. Ayers, E. Davis. if 'rj X , f, 5.5 ,fl , FIRST ROW: V. Purtill. R. Toshikicm, E. Tindall. E. Patterson, S. Rowan, M. Picanso, P. Gray, M. Travers. B. Kerns, M. Perry, M. Williams: SECOND ROW: K. Yamamoto, H. Rodriguez. A. Rodriguez, A. Sandoval. L. Rodriguez. R. Tindall, D. Tripp, K. Sheehan, G. Russell, I. Peters, P. Wagoner. A. York: THIRD ROW: H. Rowe, R. Taningco, C. Pailma, P. Younk- ers, M. Yasumoto, B. Rusler, I. Stauber, G. Smith, W. Taylor, V. Walters, W. Whisenant: FOURTH ROW: R. Spurgeon, D. Shirachi, I. Selby, I. Rout, M. Schultz, K. Phipps, T. Pic- anso, R. Wilcox, I. Powell, H. Taylor: FIFTH ROW: F. Schalow, I. Vettel, L. Rasmussen, D. Taylor, F. Ventura, I. Willis, C. Palmtag, R. Pirtle, S. Shozi, V. Varni, C. Waugaman: SIXTH ROW: Q. VanEss, S. Richards, B. Shan- non, C. Rimassa. S. Stolich, B. Reimer, C. Ser- pa, L. Scurich, E. Pio. D. Skocko, D. Self. FIRST ROW: E. Hartman, L. Herrick, H. Ma- rinovich, B. Mackey, F. Mendes, M. Leach, B Knight, P. Krieger, N. Miilin, L. Kizuka, L. Klas- sen: SECOND ROW: S. Hirahara, E. Kruger M. Kuzomura, M. Ianda, I. Hill, R. MacPherson B. Mann, D. Holm, C. Hanson, I. Escalante, THIRD ROW: B. Hartman, R. Olsen, L. Mc- Kague, O. Iohnson, I. Iamison, I. Meidl, P Iohnson, B. Ingersoll, M. Matiasevich, M. Oli- ver, E. Traulsen: FOURTH ROW: R. Kimrey H. McCormick, E. Knauss, B. Kerns, P. Gray, D. McClure, C. Mametsuka, T. Inouye, P. Man- riquez, F. Lewis: FIFTH ROW: B. Miller, C. Banducci. O. Dwayne, D. Leininger, I. Hopper, I. McCabe, M. Pollitt, M. Hashimoto, S. Moly- neux, I. Bakich, G. Ishihara, W. Manlre, W. Hanson. f ,ft l lg, 5 iffegyf, Sophomores The sophomores staged one of the most successful rallies of the year for the Santa Cruz basketball game.- A clever skit and talks by Santa Cruz student delegates, Mr. Geiser, Ron Staley. and Mr. Barsi -former coach of Santa Clara-kept the Whole school amused and interested. On April first the class put on April Fool Trap Dance tor couples only. Clara Edsberg and Stevie DuFour were elected King and Queen ot the tools. Mr. Lien acted as adviser. Beverly Fennell. president: Roland Brooks. vice-president: Rosie Gonzales. secretary: Bob Koda. treasurer: Yvonne Patrick. student board representative: Nadine Regan. yell leader: Steve Dufour. boys' athletic manager: Frances Wong. girls' athletic manager: Mr. Lien. adviser. 'dis BEVERLY FENNELL President Stars of the sophomore rally assembly. -54- FIRST ROW: B. Bowles, R. Gonzales, D. Lea, G. Fagundes, I. Gregory, E. Combs, L. Culcasi, A. Escalante, C. Foster, B. Cravens, M. A. Lus- co, C. Dougherty: SECOND ROW: C. Chit- wood, I. Fry, P. Bailey. C. Edsberg. M. A. Bra- zil, M. Elias, L. Bergler, W. Hulligan. B. Evans, D. Bostick, M. Brazil, L. Christmas, G. Finley: THIRD ROW: D. Geiger. F. Fuller, I. Garcia, C. Barnes, I. A. Beilby, C. Doyle, N. Fugiil, B. Hamby, M. Colberg, G. Dick, E. Beker, D. De- graiienried: FOURTH ROW: M. Hayashida, D. Crosetti, I. Haselhoier, D. Freeborn, M. Grider, I. DeMoss, A. German, L. Dong, A. Edsberg, B. Flodberg, I. Gomez, D. Barr: FIFTH ROW: R. Brooks, D. Callesen. A. Copriviza, H. Dean, W. Hutchinson, I. Golden, R. Anderson, R. Francis, P. Dethleisen, D. Edwards, B. Brown, I. Clay. FIRST ROW: F. Richelieu, C. Seibert, K. Titus, R. Sherrifts. I. Skillicorn, E. Woodridge, T. King, E. Quimby, P. Thompson, D. Phillips: SECOND ROW: C. Palmer, R. Roach, B. Sult, D. Wis- dom, M. L. Runozo, N. Regan, F. Wong, R. Tay- lor, D. Powell, D. Parkins, I. Ukestad, G. Tom- linson: THIRD ROW: F. Strain, A. Tracy, B. Roberds, Y. Patrick, L. Weedon, D. Sorenson, E. Smith, B. Smith, Y. Sirr, B. Blanchard, S. Quincy, A. Yasumoto, L. Wilson: FOURTH ROW: M. Telles, L. Pipkin, C. Rackley, B. Sampson, B. Richardson, D. Winterhalder, F. Wiggins, G. Reed, D. Skillicorn, R. Thomas, M. Peterson: FIFTH ROW: F. Moreno, M. Uchida, F. Ramer, K. Smith, R. Stewart, E. Yap- pert, R. Rhodes, R. Tsuda, N. Winker, I. Press- wood, R. Shugarl, B. Sparks, I. Schmidt. FIRST ROW: B. Fennell, I. Hodge, M. Gordon N. Bentley, I. Irwin, M. Lewis, I. Larson, M Morales. A. Martin, I. Manberg, B. Martin: SECOND ROW: L. Madewell, M. Bloom, K Ivanovich, E. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,, , ,,,, , S. Litlleiield O. Mustain. L. Iversen, M. Kirby, D. Lewis, E Downs, H. Moseley: THIRD ROW: T. Lowe, H Lipska, I. Musler, B. Knowlton, B. Knowlton M. Brown, I. Iohnson, B. McA1exander, B. Ien- sen, K. Kolstad: FOURTH ROW: I. McPhee, W Krow. B. Mahnke, B. Gray, B. Blinkenberg, M Newland, T. Doyle, B. Buntain, D. Chin, O Larkin: FIFTH ROW: Y. Mayeda, G. Castag- nola, B. Richard, G. Cooper, V. Deretich, R Bradley, D. McCormick, R. Lien, B. Koda, N Kralj. Freshmen This year's frosh, with the enthusiastic help of Mr. Slavich, departed from the usual theory that fresh- men are to be seen but not heard. Shortly before school was out for the holidays they held a very color- ful and enjoyable Christmas party of their own in the auditorium. Several of them also appeared at the Winter Ball, and then once again the class shattered all precedent by throwing a spring party in April. Bill Goldman, president: Gerald Fagundes. vice-president: Linda Gallagher, secretar board representative: Donna Bilyew, yell leader: Bob Iones. boys' athletic manager: viser. 1 I I 4 I 5 N BILL GOLDMAN i President l 3 5 Grand March at the freshman party. Betty Bivins and lames Crawford leading the way in the roy George, treasurer: Rita Hollenberg, student Bivins. girls' athletic manager. Mr. Slavich. ad- fafws- an s I I S -- ' ' I I . ,, X I , z i ' Bottom Row, left to right: H. Ayers, D. Freitas, B. Belcher, B. Bloom, V. Fry, C. Carlson, M. Asano, D. Bartley, O Dunn, M. Gray, R. Cowan, J. Bowie, P. Barber, D. Ellis W. Downs, W. Ching Second Row: K. Emoto, G. Buak, R Crumpton, H. Carmack, M. Bravo, M. Gonzales, N. Dusio E. Gray, L. Gallagher, D. Bilyew, F. Ball, E. Emerson, A. Edwards, G. Garisg Third Row: E. Carson, P. Carey, C Baraias, B. Grider, B. Coffman, W. Carpenter, B. Biskup B. Armstrong, F. Cardinale, J. Forbes, V. Flake, J. Gor don, C. Buchanan, R. Estrada, D. Franceschig Fourth Row L. Fenoglio, E. Bumgarner, H. Allen, B. Belgard, G. Gar- rett, G. Brandon, W. Gray, B. Bresette, R. Branham, J Butler, V. Adams, J. Gizdich, D. Canepa, B. DeWorken D. Adams, Fifth Row: J. Cecil, J. Crawford, V. Cecil, R Armstrong, J. Bumgarner, B. Dias, G. Fierro, P. Dedic J. Dias, G. Fagundes, R. Atkins, L. Colvin, Sixth Row: N Bradshaw, J. Gross, A. Anderson, M. DeLaTorre, G. Gri- lione, L. Bloomquist, R. Bolaris, A. Compton, M. Fountain L. Bridgette, D. Barnes, B. Bivins, S. Deretich, D. Estes G. Armstrong, T. George. yr ll Bottom Row: K. White, L. Wong, R. Ukestad, J. Washing- 'ff 'l'-'- ton, R. Zils, G. Page, P. Phillips, D. Shaefferg Second 0 Row: P. Vettle, J. Sousa, E. Solano, J. Rippy, T. Ramirez, M. Sabola, S. Yates, C. Peterson, D. Perrault, V. Pugh, R, Vance, B. Yarnell, B. Norris, D. Webb, I. Russell, V. Wood, L. Vance, Third Row: V. Randolf, B. Rapoza, D. Velasco, G. Tsuchiyama, D. Toland, R. VanSickle, M. Quintera, M. Travers, F. Ross, M. Tidd, M. Wilson, L. Shider, K. Orey, E. Serpa, S. Stevens, D. Williams, L. Pope, Fourth Row: M. Rowe, D. Ro ch C Sharp A Yo- shida, B. Waki, M. Sights, D. Snow, man, M. Roberts, B. Rhody, J. Serpa, K. Reeve, M. Spur- geon, F. Travers, R. Zibbleg Fifth Row: B. Willoughby, C. Rose, M. Tibbits, J. Sykes, A. Shirachi, J. Winn, L. Smi- ley, K. Thomas, J. Rovera, M. Cecil, L. Wong, J. Shep- ard, R. Saraposa, R. Reys, A. Solano, H. Snow, R. Wethey, Sixth Row: K. Puttman, G. Zulacky, J. Russo, A. Hartman, D. Mosegaard, D. Williams, R. Ulricksen, D. Pimentel, J. Pio, J. Peckham, R. Welch, O. Rackleyg Seventh Row: A. Mathews, A. Armstrong, D. Sebring, V. Vasquez, R. Mil- ler, P. Mahlur, R. lrish, D. McFarland, D. Hubble, F. Maggard, S. Zullo, H. Carmach, R. Rodriguez, W. Rus- sell, J. Traulsen, F. Stewart. a I ' I ' 7,33 M. Rouse, N. Wauga- ' - It-at Bottom Row: A. Dong, P. Miles, T. Hewitt, H. Lewis, C Jagger, J. Lukerich, J. Pfister, J. O'Keete, J. Nickols, R Jercich, R. Joves, E. Nakagawa, H. Gracon, R. Lopes Second Row: G. Fox, M. Mitchell, H. Hiatt, L. Hesterly J. Moore, V. Klassen, P. Middleton, M. Keahey, J, Han. derson, V. Leininger, F. McGaffey, L. Hoover, S. Lawler K. Neve, M. Lyons, R, Eppleyg Third Row: E. Hammel M. Malone, L. Hopper, A. Love, E. Mann, M. Kerns, R Hollenberg, S. Manis, J. Newsom, N. Korach, C. Lucich S. Lint, M, Lukerich, E. Moore, D. Holley, R. Marinez felter, N. Legallett, B. Lipska, B. Latham, D. Linneman S. Kahre, B. Manriquez, M. Lawrence, H. Netzel, C. Hag gerty, D. Kennelyg Fifth Row: B, Goldman, J. Bothwell N. Martinez, T. Mendonca, J. Haden, J. lvancovich, R Mattos, D. Larkin, L. Lowe, J. Knauss, B. Neibling, F Johnson, T. Vallin, M. Drobac, B. Jones, Sixth Row: E Howard, E. Holland, M. Mann, G. Grilione, B. Lynn, D Hubbard, W. Latham, F. Maggard, A, Love' J, L Hodges, B. Macanca, C. Hiura, T. Johnson, E. Larsen J. lvelich. ae- Fourth Row: C. Erquiaga, T. Keilty, F. Herrerra, P. Lingo- x ff, J' W A x .Q -fxvxfamxm. 'l 'piiggiwclfifznf W 'ss wx, ,i1'3ki. :K V31 -any V M Q N .mx 4 I Hg ,AN , .' 5-s xwi N, ,:v'5,v:j'gx fam f mxhg xx V www 1 59593 545 H Q .9vg.f,ix3iA:i.'Q,'?Q 3 6 2 A'-igql' Ffwigigam it 'S' Q -K ,fly Q? if W Qw'?f iixa ugh 7 Q. A 0 52+ is if g,QK 4'xxi-xy V J '4w ga'k yu JSA 6 ffif? mfifxffiiflfflsfg i f Q ff 2' my ffww f iw ftfggfgfi, i,,5gu g.zgQ,,Q, fi fig- fkgj' Q GWQ? gf w' , w gf? fa- gf Q' ff? ai'g55i? ' . in gifak EA A V wiv-9ffw Ww ,.i2'w w 3 'fsiwagewiq Q Q .K Guinea QW 'Wx .r sv' ggiigjfagzil Xfhey Sa I V 1 1 ' .1 .Y 1 X 5 ' .- , 1 .1 - I -, 1 I If W 4 VY -A F -'-. , ' iii 1f4- .,pjkg i? if l.'3g5 lffixazjrg g if 1 . ' AgRgf.gt' g,?L s ff fwfv if :Wf1aX,'wf -f' iX91a,,,,f'E5 ,Q,12v4 ,'2,1'fw?gr'frV , A 7 .- , '. XT ' '?fQ4itl' . ' sefv, . www, .f - . ' i ,. up - 1, X .. . . J. v . ' vx '15-,Q ,0y J 'LQ ox I -xx - . . X. x 6x X ,v,- 5 0' , I ' , 609 w 5 ov K ' we Scholarship Society The Scholarship Society, composed of the highest ranking students in school, is one of the most active organizations. This year the members, with Mr. Coelho ad- viser, went to a football game played be- tween Stanford and U.S.C. With money earned from a concession at a basket- ball game, the club hopes to have a din- ner later in the year. Bottom row, left to right: K. Kokka, M. Lawrence, D. Hailey, R. Gonzales, E. Wooldridge, A. Beilby, P. Dethlefseng middle row, left to right: Mr. Coelho, K. lvancovich, M. Dubendorf, D. Daley, C. Holgerson, K. Dycheg top row, left to right: P. Bailey, H. Kokka, D. Tripp, F. Ramer, G. Stan- field, J. Hopkins. D.O.A. The DOA, formed for the purpose of bringing math students together, draws its members from that small group of stu- dents who earn B's or better in mathe- matics. The club sold coke at the Se- quoia basketball game, and hoped to go to the Lick Observatory, visiting points along the way such as Winchester Mys- tery House. Club officers are Kuniko Kokka, pres.g Patsy Brasher, sec.-treas. ilst semesterlg and Phyllis Bailey, sec- treas. l2nd semesterl. The club's adviser is Mr. Brown. Bottom Row: D. Parkins, J. A. Smith, J. Larson, K. lvanovich, P. Bailey, K. Kokkag Second Row: F. Ramer, E. Jang, M. Yasumoto, P. Brasher, A. Chinn, C. DeLanyg Third Row: G. Smith, B. Arm- strong, S. Sukekane, J. Briscoe, H. Kokkag Fourth Row: J. Brandon, D. Daley, P. Silliman, D. Self, J. Rout: Fifth Row: Mr. Brown, B. Ogden, P. Dethlef- sen, J. Radalyac, C. Holgerson. Girls' League A brand new organization is the Girls' League, under the presidency this year of Loretta Phillips. Among the many ac- tivities, the most spectacular was a Fashion Show Tea presented for students and parents in the spring at the Veter- ans Memorial Hall. This club has come a long way in just one year and should prove to be one of the most interesting and active organizations on the campus in future years. Bottom row, left to right: E. Wilder, L. Phillips, D. Dyer: Second row: A. Campos, C. McQuillen, M. A. Silliman, S. Bull: Third row: P. Bailey, M. Pollitt, M. Travers, B. Richardson. lnsets: top, Loretta Phillips, presidentg bottom, Miss Pogue, adviser. Ari' Club Under the expert and whole-hearted guidance ot Miss Dubendort, the art stu- dents have worked long and hard, not only on class problems but on campaign signs, prom decorations, dance bids, and anything else needed by the student body-tor which the art department should be highly praised and thanked by all organizations and activities of the school. Bottom Row: M. Albach, M. Lawrence, B. Stilwill, M. Silliman, L. Griffith, E. Patterson, M. Leach: Second Row: M. Williams, N. Self, M, H. Duben- dorf, B. Bohnett, C. McOuillen, Miss Dubendorf, B. Codiga, Third Row: M. Hashimoto, D. Teiada, C. Holgerson, D. Daley, D. Fowle, M. Pollitt, B. Spungg Fourth Row: G. Reed, E. Smith, C. Han- son, P. Marnach, J. Bartlett, P. Mcllmoil, G. Hol- lingworth. W.A.M. The WAM lWatsonville Auto Mechanics to youl is a club tor students who are taking auto shop. Mr. Andrewsen, their adviser, is also the auto shop instructor. This year the boys enjoyed a Christmas party along with their other occasional coke and cake parties. They participated in the last of the Manzanita Carnivals, and most important ot all, they learned a great deal about automobile repair and maintenance. FIRST ROW: M. Schultz, D. Garrett, C. Farrar, H. McConnell, Q. VanEss, D. Ching SECOND ROW: H. Andrewsen, G. Yamada, K. Kolstad, C. Luporini, G. Biggs, R. Bradley, O. Ford, THIRD ROW: E. Davis, P. Resetar, J. Bothwell, G. Lackey, T. Picaso, J. Brand: FOURTH ROW: W. Hutchin- son, A. Guinn, J. Hopper, H. Griffith, C. Miller, FIFTH ROW: L. Williams, G. Beukers, J. Wagner, N. Hirahara, R. Lint. C.O.G. COG, the mechanical drawing honor society, with Mr. Lien as adviser, spon- sored several activities, including the football scholarship trophy award, a study hall dance, and a pledge initiation. Officers this year were Iim Vettel, presi- dent: Dick Self, vice-president: Mits Hashimoto, secretary, Conrad Gutierrez, treasurerg and a standing committee of D. Self, G. Beukers, I. Rout, and S. Moly- neux. Bottom Row: D. Shirachi, K, lnouye, R. Cotham, R. Wilson, Mr. Lien, S. Molyneux, M. Hashimoto, B. Codiga, T. Carlyon, M. Shultz, C. Gutierrez, Third Row: D. Self, J. Vettel, J. Rout, R. Spunq, G. Hollingworth, D. Henrichseng Fourth Row: G. Beukers, C. Gurnee, C. Gebhart, B. Niebling, J. Radalyac. kg, , e. aww. ,ax Es: if . . -F' ff X ml 'Q K 'X k K. 'Q ' ,, ,Q ,fxzw ' R ' ' i 132 , HQHW ,U W if ,Q- K. x 'f-f'f1f.ifQ 5 -5 -'T N J , J gi f . ,W ,mgivagggea -ei , W, ,f . l.....M,, 55,21-fe2:Jf:3f5?sQ1.Q.x .iffffifi gi.. ' ,W Club Candicls High Times statt members chat about a recent issue ot the paper .... With a large crowd in attendance the Dramatics Club Dance is a terrific attair .... A movie audience .... Steve DuFour does a little shoe switching at the Block W Sockerino .... Dorothy Hodge, Pollyanne Previsich, and Margaret Lasher enjoying themselves at the Commercial Club Party in Novem- ber .... Iim Vettel presides over a COG meeting, Photography Club Flashes, candids, photo exhibits, contests -they all belong to the interests cmd theme ot this active group. At the meet- ings every two weeks, the club frequent- ly heard outside speakers. The members were led by Claire DeLany, pres.g Mary Helen Dubendort, sec.g Don Henrichsen, treas.g and Miss lean Pogue, adviser. Bottom Row: J. Briscoe, C. DeLany, D. Dyer, M. Albach, K. Neve, G, Smith, R. Burmang Second Row: M. Leach, D. McCormick, M. Drobac, M. Uchida, Miss Pogue, Third Row: J. Hodge, D. Daley, A. Campos, J. German, T. Keilty, B. Co- digag Fourth Row: C. Holgerson, P. Bailey, J. Rout, G. Ahl, T. Carlyong Fifth Row: L. Miller, P. Mcllmoil, P. Bridges, E. Kruger, D, Henrichsen. French Club In the great year ot '49, the once meek little French Club expanded terrifically. Among the high spots for the Club Fran- cois were a Mardi Gras Festival, a French play, and the annual picnic. The solu- tion to one knotty problem was also worked out this year. It was discovered that the reason students were having such cr hard time in French was that the tests were being given in, of all things, French! FIRST ROW: M. Belcher, M. Albach, M. L. Leach, P. Bailey, N. Legallet, S. Yates, A. Albachg SEC- OND ROW: M. A. Day, C. Barnes, L. Vanderpool, M. Peterson, P. Vettel, S. Littlefield, D. Geiger, L. Dong, THIRD ROW: R. MacPherson, S. Bran- don, M. Rowe, J. Jones, E. Mann, J. A. Smith, L. Pinkerton, D. Fowleg FOURTH ROW: B. Og- den, J. Rout, B. Bigger, G. Reed, L. Vigliecca, R. Tallman, Miss Blizzardg FIFTH ROW: S, Richards, K. Dyche, G. Ahl, D. Dodge, R. Spurgeon, N. Pierce. Junior Red Cross Guiding this most Worthy organization in its aim to help the less fortunate are Rex Clark, pres.: lohn Ruso, vice-pres.: Polly- anno Previsich, sec.-treas.p and Mrs. Mar- tin, adviser. Though the council's greatest service is helping the needy within the school, it also contributes to groups of War vet- crans. Bottom Row: M. Pollitt, J. Finley, B. Fennell, T. Stetaninig Second Row: R. Clark, B. Goldman, T. Keilty, D. Henrichseng Top Row: Mrs. Martin, B. Codiga, C. Smith, H. Herrera. Service Club At bi-monthly meetings the members learn home nursing cmd tirst aid. Two pot-luck dinners were held in the gym apparatus room, and a barbecue Will be held beiore close ot school. The club donated 515.00 to the March ot Dimes. The officers tor the first semester were Louise Pinkerton, president, Annie Chinn, vice-president, Barbara Sampson, secre- tary, and Liz Wilder, treasurer. Second semester officers were Barbara Sampson, president, Lois Wilson, vice-president, Cleline Barnes, secretary, and Annie Chinn, treasurer. Club adviser is Mrs. Charlotte L. Ross. Bottom row, left to right: S. Brown, P. Mcllmoil, M. Pollitt, L, Dong, P. Bailey, L. Pinkerton, M. A. Silliman, M. Santora, second row: B. Bivins, D. Daley, J. Larson, F. Ramer, A. Chinn, R. Burman, Mrs. Ross, third row: B. Rhody, M. H. Dubendorf, M. Matiasevich, B. Mann, J. Peters, B. Knight, C. Barnes, tourth row: D, Tripp, L. Berqler, L. Wilson, D. Sorenson, M. Oliver, E. Traulsen, R. MacPher- son, fifth row: E. Cosmes, B. Bailey, J. Fry, B. Sampson, C. Rackley, J. A. Beilby, G. Smith, L. Wilder. Library Club The Library Club, a small but happy group of girls Who are interested in li- brary work, tind each year that belong- ing to the club is not all slumber parties and banquets. Though these are tradi- tional activities ot the club, perhaps the most memorable pleasures are those which the girls derive from acquiring a really solid foundation in library opera- FIRST ROW: I. Fuller, E. Hartman, H. Rodrigues, L. Trembly, B. Wilder, SECOND ROVV: E. Strong, S. Key, E. Key, L. Taylor, L. Evans, THIRD ROW: C. Zack, J. Glage, J. Rippy, D. Teiada, V. Ver- heyen. Dance Committee The Winter Ball was acclaimed by all who attended it as one ol the best ot the year. The success of the dance was due largely to the tact that only couples at- tended. Other dances put on by this year's enthusiastic committee-under the guidance of Pat Mcllmoil, chairman, and advisers Miss Dubendori and Mrs. Wor- thington-Were the Freshman Reception, Basketball Dance, and a series of dances alter games. FIRST ROW: P. Mcllmoil, M. Santora, M. Silliman, E. Patterson, B. Knight, J. Briscoe, M. Pollitt., SECOND ROW: R. Jenkins, N. Self, A. Campos, R. Berman, D. Fowle, T. Stetanini, D. Daley, THIRD ROW: P. Mathson, C. DeLany, L. Wilder, L. Evans, H. Rosa, D. Hodge, C. Johnson, FOURTH ROW: E. Tindall, P. Brasher, B. Bohnett, M. L. Leach, M. Oliver, E. Traulsen, L. Mille, FIFTH ROW: M. Lasher, M. Drobac, A. Drobac, J. Bartlett, G. Bernardo, L. Phillips, C. Smith. Club Candids '1 1 r PAT BARNT offers candy to Grammaw in the Dramatics' Club presentation of 'Sparkin' Christmas Pageant angels in an oft moment. The beautiful closing scene in the Pageant with angels in the background. Wanda Whisenant and Floyd Wiggins arguing over a problem common to most homes during one of the club's amusing comedies. The plot thickens in A Young Man's Fancy. Marjorie Rodabaugh as the mother attempts to comfort Floyd Wiggins the son, as troubles becomes almost unbearable. ,F 'i . yt ,. L , 'YN X FU - Q xi, V ., A . X. I, 1 r 4 .. M, ' ir . . , . 9 Q -it Ubi.. P O- 'R . .'.'h'7Z2 's , ' Q:??,.1'.:?ff.'-r3g':fg.:f:s1 ' , ' '- 'I ss- WW. M. l ' ff ' we-.Hana A i I t Q W E :- if ,Sf I 7 ,Awww '39-lj? fiyev ,ji Q , 9 Dramatics Cluilo The Dramatics Club put on a large num- ber ot one-act plays in addition to the Christmas program this year, and the whole school had an opportunity to en- joy them. The standout play was The Whirligig ot Lite which was presented to the public during Public Schools Week. The others, including Sparkin ', were put on betore the English classes and met with overwhelming approval. The mem- bers who will continue in the club next year look forward to further successes with Mr. Yarnes as their adviser. First Row: F. Wiggins, N. Mifflin, B. Bigger, E. Tindall, . Second Row: Mr. Yarnrzs, B. Arnbrister, M. Rodabaugh, . Third Row: H. Uchida, L. Rovera, W. Whisenant, N. Edsberg. Fourth Row: G. Ahl, D. Lang, O. Ford, P. Barnt. Treble Clef Made up of students from Advanced Choral, Mixed Choral, Orchestra, and Advanced Band, the Treble Clet is re- garded as the honor society of the music department. A skating party, riotous ini- tiation, and numerous parties constituted the club's activities this year. Miss Breen headed the group. FIRST ROW: C. Holgerson, B. Mackey, L. Weedon A. Felipe, J. Dufur, L. Pinkerton: SECOND ROW: D. Daley, M. L. Hubbard, P. Silliman, S. Bull, L. Everittg THIRD ROW: J. Jensen, F. Wong, G. Smith, A. Rodriguez, A. Balichg FOURTH ROW: Miss Breen, B. Bell, G. Hoerler, B. Carmichael C. McQuiIlen. Mixed Choral Performances at San lose and Hollister, Cs well as at various clubs within the limits of Watsonville, were given by this year's group. These boys and girls, mix- ing business with pleasure, sang at ltzncheons and festivals and met every- where the same enthusiastic response. tion. FIRST ROW: P. Lewis, L. Pinkerton, Y. Fenter, P. Dedic, M. Gordon, M. Peterson, G. Stantield, E. Way: SECOND ROW: E. Mann, V. Williams, R. Shugart, N. Bentley, P. Johnson, J. Dutur, L. Ev- eritt, THIRD ROW: S. Yates, E. Baker, K. Wright, L. Pipkins, D. Pimentel, D. Switzer, I. Garcia, J. Presswood, FOURTH ROW: C. McQuillert, C. Pailma, G. Biggs, J. German, L. Miller, J. Christ- mas, M. A. Day, FIFTH ROW: B. Wadly, G. Mu- noz, C. Hurd, J. Guidotti, P. Kane, R. Paslay. -as ff,-1 ff? Nr Manzanita All that goes into the making of this book except the printing, engraving, and bind- ing, is the responsibility of the staff. We have worked hard to raise the money, take the pictures, and write the story, and we hope you like the result. Bottom row, left to right: S. Vestal, J. Kirkland A. Marinovich, G. Biggs, K, Phippsg second row: M. Oliver, D. Dyer, P. Mcllmoil, G. Holling- worthg top row: L. Miller, J. Briscoe, H. Kokka Mr. Anderson. High Times Considered one of the best papers ever published on the campus, High Times, under the direction of Miss Crowley, ad- viser, and Anne Marinovich, editor, this year hit new highs in the handling of editorials, general news, fashions, sports, and gossip columns. Each issue of the paper was greeted eagerly by the entire student body. Bottom row, Ieit to right: Miss Crowley, A. Cam- pos, M. Lasher, T. Stefanini, A. Marinovich, D. Dyer: Second row: J. Avila, R. Pirtle, L. Vigliecca, C. Palmtag, T. Carlyong Third row: J. Kirkland, M. Morales, G. Harris, R. Paslay, E. Millsg Fourth row: C. Hopkins, B. Burke, D. Henrichsen, J. Wong, G. Biggs. Ann Marinovich, president, Miss Crowley, adviser. F.H.A. The FHA, under the guiding hand of Miss Harris, adviser, and Emilie Erta, presi- dent, has undertaken many projects for the benefit of the school. Included in this year's program were the Annual Easter Silver Tea and the fall beach party, a thoroughly enjoyable affair that took place at Sea Cliff Beach. The club, noted for its generosity in helping out in school affairs, this year added to its numerous list of activities the making of cards for the Manzanita Carnival. FIRST ROW: H. M. Allen, M. Telles, E. Erta, B, Hulligan, J. Roberds, J. Youngs, J. Glage, D. Powell, SECOND ROW: D. Wilson, W. Hulligan, B. Smith, L. Bergler, D. Teiada, J. Haselhoter, M. Elias, N. Tweedy, THIRD ROW: L, Taylor, R. VanSickIe, E. Smith, B. Houck, R. Taylor, H. Ma- rinovich, C. Zack: FOURTH ROW: A. Overson, L. Overson, B. Cravens, L. Fenoglio, E. Shaffer. Latin Club The scene for this year's Latin club picnic was Sunset Beach. Plans for this event and the Manzanita Carnival were made by Mary Helen Dubenclort, president: Haruo Kokka, vice-presidentg Eleanore Patterson, secrelaryg and Faye Rainer, treasurer. Mr. Sanchez was club adviser. First Row: D. Perrault, J. Avilla, O. Mustain, B. Evans, P. Bailey, R. McPherson, B. Carmichael, B. Knight, E. Patterson, T. Keilty, Mr. Sanchez. Sec- ond Row: T. Rogers, E. Gray, S. Manis, J. Cooper, B. Richardson, R. Cowan, D. Hatley, L. Dong, D. Parkins, M. Yasumoto, R. Williams. Third Row: . .. ,,,., , ,,,, , ,,,,,, . M. H. Dubendort, . .. .... .... , .. ....... , F. Ramer, B. McCullough, Y. Patrick, H. Allen, S. Sukekani, E. Dillard, ...,. ....,,.... , Fourth Row: B. Rhody, C. Peterson, E. Keep, C. Gurnee, K. Dyche, G. Ahl, B. Houston, C. Hurd, T. Davis. Fifth Row: J. Christmmas, J. Troy, T. Lowe, J. Hockel, P. Dethletsen, B. Ogden, D. Mc- Cormick, R. Zils, M. Hashimoto. Sixth Row: R. Hesterly, A. Marinovich, E. Traulsen, M. Oliver, B. Mann, G. Fagundes, S. Deretich, T. Pope, D. Linneman. Spanish Club Bigger and better than ever before, the Spanish Club swung into an exciting '48-'49 year. Under the direction oi Miss Dickson and Diane Tripp, president, the club went to the Carmel Mission and vis- ited historical spots in Monterey. The members had a fiesta with a program in a Spanish Cafe in town and later went to a Mexican movie. Other club officers were Myrtle Lawrence, vice-pres.: May Yasumoto, sec.p and Gene Smith, treas. First row: N. Martinez, D. Teiada, J. Bartlett, A. Chinn, G. Stanfield, M. Elias, M. Kerns, B. Jen- sen, C. Foster, C. Holgerson, M. L. Hubbard, S. Bequette, M, A. Richelieu, P. McDaniels, R. Hes- terly, B. Armstrong, T. Aritag second row: B. Arn- brister, A. Rodriguez, A. Escalante, A. Yasumoto, A. Martin, M .L. Reynozo, D. Parkins, F. Mendes, A. Marinovich, E. Patterson, H. Carmack, B. Coff- man, W. Chin, J. Ruso, C. Carrillo, T. Jimenez, R. Hollenberg, third row: B. Ingersoll, M. Law- rence, A. Campos, H. Giorvas, V. Williams, Y. Patrick, B, Evans, M. Gordon, J. Hodge, D. Holm, V. Leininger, M. Laurence, M. Weedon, J. Winn, C. Baraias, Miss Dickson: fourth row: M. H. Du- bendorf, D. Roach, L. Hesterly, N. Tweedy, F. Ramer, D. Tripp, K. Smith, G. Fagundes, J. Wil- lis, P. Dedic, V. Wood, J. Haden, B. Codiga, B. Flodberg, V. Randolph, fifth row: B. Mackey, K. lvanovich, B. Armstrong, G. Smith, R. Taylor, Richardson, , ,. .... . ., .. ..... .. D. Wil son, K. Takemoto, J. Traulsen, M. Dromac, V. Flake, H. Allen, sixth row: .. , . . .., D. Wis- dom, K. Kokka, M. Asano, F. Wong, N. Brooks, B. Koda, P. Dethlefsen, A. Beilby, R. Stewart, J. Gomez, M. Mann, P. Manriquez, T. Fuller, V. Vierra, R. Dyer. Press Club The Press Club, logical candidate for the title oi most Uunhonored, and unsung club in the school, has carried on as gal- lantly this year as in the past. It has un- dertaken with a high degree ol success the raising of funds tor the publication of High Times. For its great service and small recognition, the Manzanita is here- by proud to tender its salute for a job well done. FIRST ROW: J, Briscoe, D. Dyer, J. German, D. Tripp, P. Mcllmoil, M. Santora, M. L. Leach, E. Cosmes, M. Silliman, M. A. Lusco, M. Pollitt, E. J. Crowley, J. Staley, SECOND ROW: T. Stet- anini, L. Phillips, B. Sampson, A. Campos, D. Fowle, D. Daley, C. Smith, D. Hodge, B. Stilwill, M. Bowie, D. Garrett, l.. Viglieccag THIRD ROW: K. Smith, D. Alvernaz, L. Vanderpool, E. Rasmus- sen, C. Holgerson, P. Brasher, R. Jenkins, B. Bohn- ett, M. H. Dubendorf, R. Kusumoto, G. Reed, FOURTH ROW: A. Marinovich, J. Gomez, J. Jones, P. Bailey, J. Jamison, J. A. Smith, F. Ram- er, E. Shaffer, J. Goldman, C. Vierrag FIFTH ROW: P. Gray, C. Palmtag, M. Janda, A. M. Sanfillippo, V. Purtill, R. Beck, E. Krauss, C. Lu- porini, A. Schmoe, G. Biggs, A. Chinn. Commercial Club The Commercial Club, composed ol jun- ior and senior girls who have a group in commercial courses, met this year for many pleasant get-togethers with Miss Iohnson, club adviser. Noon meetings comprised the principal activities ot the club. FIRST ROW: M. Arnbrister, F. Oksen, B. Stilwill, M. Santora, E. Cosmes, N. Nishihara, J. Briscoe, Miss M. Johnson, SECOND ROW: E. Rasmussen, D, Alvernaz, L. Reed, B. Purser, L. Evans, L. Wild- er, P. Brasher, M. Lasher, C. DeLany, E. Ertag THIRD ROW: M. Perry, S. Brown, F. Mendes, B. Houck, M. Taylor, P. Marnach, G. Bernardo, M. Boitanog FOURTH ROW: D. Wilson, J. Bartlett, A. Drobac, R. Toshikian, M. Matiasevich, P. Wag- oner, A. Balich, P. Bridges, FIFTH ROW: V. Pur- till, M. Janda, E. Campos, M. Picanso, L. Phil- lips, L. Ogden, E. Kruger, J. Cotham, B. Mann. F.F.A. The FFA was very active this year. The members exhibited prize-winning proj- ects at the County Fair, visited the Cow Palace, harvested a large tomato crop, beautitied city lots, and played baseball. High spot ot the year came when Bud Anile presented the club with a Iohn Deere tractor. The annual Fathers and Sons Banquet was being planned tor the spring as this book went to press. FIRST ROW: J. Grizdich, F. Travers, D. Tindall, R. Thomas, M. Travers, J. Brazil, B. Wilson, M. Brown, A. Rocha, R. Lopes, G. Nishihara, G. Munoz, H. Lipskag SECOND ROW: Marv McCandIess, A. Soares, Mel McCandIess, J. Powell, V. Varni, B. Knowlton, B. Reimer, C. Hess, B. Blinkenberg, B. Biskup, B. Willoughby, J. Staley, J. Nichol, C. Hurd, THIRD ROW: R. Silliman, D. Thomas, R. Bridgette, F. Prevedelli, E. Yappert, D. Pope, D. Shapper, D. Mosegaard, C. Powell, J. Lukrich, J. Peckham, J. Guidotti, I. Doyle, FOURTH ROW: G, Cooper, R. Helms, D. Stewart, R. Mulrey, E. Knauss, W. George, B. Marshall, M. Vanderpool, A. Edsberg, E. Larsen, D. Franceschi, J. Fenoglio, B. Dewartg FIFTH ROW: R. Bridges, D. Phillips, K. Brazil, R. Ayers, B. Buntain, R. Reeder, A. So- lano, H. Snow, C. Wauqaman, R. Chapin, F. Schalow, C. Serpa. Band Led by our talented music maestro, Mr. Tommy Starks, the band rated at the top ot the list in this area. It went to Hollister and San lose to attend music festivals. In addition to participating in numerous rally assemblies, programs, and parades, the band also enjoyed its annual picnic. Drum Maiorettes, left to right: C. McQuillen, P. Lewis, A, Johnson, J. Hodge, Bottom Row: C. Rimassa, R. Wilson, J. Hockel, A. Beilby, F. Ven- tura, R. Collaerg, B. Evans, F. Wong, C. Edsberg, A. Ballich, A. Guinn, G. Smith: Second Row: Mr. Starks, F. Denny, F. Ventura, L. West, R. Welch, D. Skillicorn, W. Marinovich, W. Hall, H. Harriman, W. King, W. Kron, Third Row: G. Frazier, E. Corbley, J. Bakich, J. Escalante, W. Chinn, B. Ingersoll, P. Dethletsen, R. Clark Camp, B. Edsberg, F. Ball, Fourth Row: J. Willis, E. Davis, L. Williams, N. Korach, D. Adams, D. Stowell, R. Frances, E. Quimby, L. Snyder, A. Her- rera, D. Barr, N. Brownell, E. Pio, D. Orr, L. Scur- lch, M. Jercich, N. Pierce, K. Dyche. ,D. President ot the Service Club Barbara Sampson presents a check to Mannie Lawrence for the Polio Fund . . . Bill Phillips takes a pause at the concession booth during a football game .... The High School Band parades down Main Street . . . Iuniors stop for a bite at the Iunior Hoedown . . . The Block W Sockerino . . . The sextet croons tunes at a sports rally. ,f Band members Roy Wilson, Norman Pierce, and Antoinette Balich enjoy a Manzanita coke . . . Members of the Block W sit for a shine at their yearly funfest . . . Block W men take in a breath of air before their meeting in the apparatus room . . . Marching smartly at a night football game is the band . . . Noon hour . . . . Final scene from the Dramatics Club Christmas Pageant . . . 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The season was climaxed with the first Football Iarnboree held at Salinas in which the West swept over the East 81-6, led by Watsonville's 40-U victory over Iqlonterey. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Watsonville ....................,... 14 Merced .........,....i,,,..,,,,.,,..... B Watsonville ..... i....,,. Z 4 South San Francisco ......., 6 Watsonville .,,... ...,.., U Palo Alto ...,.,,.,,,,.........,...... 13 Watsonville ,,i,., ..,....... U Monterey ,.,,.,, ....... l 3 Watsonville ...... .......,,. U Bellarmine ,.,., ,,,,,,, l 3 Watsonville ,..,,i ....,.., l 3 Santa Cruz .,,,,,. ,,.i.., U Watsonville ..,.,, .,...... 2 7 Salinas ..,.,,,..,, .,,,,.. 6 Vllatsonville ,,,,., ,....,.. 2 6 Hollister .,.,,, ,,,,,,, 6 Bottom row Coach Hoberg R Sherrxfis M McCandless I. Murphy, Marv McCandless. D. Henrichsen, B. Wilson. Coach Geiser: Second row D Neve T Fuller I Goldman S DuFour P Kane B Lynn. N. Koracl1,,,R. Wethey: Third row: R. Rhoades. M. Morales, I. Wong. F. Gfreorer I Brandon B Manfre T Parsons E Bridges Fourth row F Novak. V. Varni. I. Vettel. C. Vierra. B. Coffman, R. Kusumoto, R. Wilson, R. Robert son Fifth row E Mills D Lang E BIVHIS B Davidson G. Brooks. V. Hopkins. D. Lyons, B. Scurich, G. Harris, B. Stilwill. M Q Inv u!rQl3 ME: f 'Yi'?L 'tv 5 'ar-.-' f Y Wx W Q NMS ik lax, TOP LEFT: Reading counter clockwise from bottom, No. 55, Roy Wilson. Bob Stilwill, Mel McCandless, Iim Murphy. Vernon Varni. Roy Robertson, Marvin McCandless, Bill Manlre, Paul Kane, Don Henrichsen. Iim Goldman. TOP RIGHT: Coach Hoberg. Iim Murphy, captain: MIDDLE LEFT: Coach Geiser helps Ray Paslay off the field after Ray's injury: MIDDLE CENTER: Pep talk by Coach Geiser: MIDDLE RIGHT: Water boys: BOTTOM LEFT: Goldman and Dufour wait for the eats : BOTTOM RIGHT: Brooks, Hashimoto, Goldman, Robertson, selected most improved, most valuable, most improved, most valuable respectively receiving awards from Dr. Ludden at the Lions foot- ball lunchon. St: 80 Lightweight Football Entering into league encounters with the handicap of no practice games, the dauntless limiteds edged Monterey 6-U to start a victory march which ended with their second consecutive league championship. In the course of the season the fleet kitten gridders tallied a total of one hundred and three points and por- mitted a grand total of only twenty-four to be scored against them. Of the twenty-four, eighteen were scored in league play. For this stellar performance, seven players received All-CCAL honors. They included Mits Hashimoto, fullback: Bob Rogers, quarterbackg Roland Brooks, halfbackg Adrian Gonzales, guardg Iack Bakich, tackle, Carl Hopkins, endp and Iohn Hopkins, center. Q N ' x i COACH BURDICK LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL SCORES Watsonville ..,.. ........ B Monterey ......... ........ U Watsonville ..... .,...... U Bellarmine .... ........ 6 Watsonville ...,.. .,.,.... 3 2 Santa Cruz .... ,,...... U Watsonville ...... ........ 2 7 Salinas ...... ........ 1 2 Watsonville ..,,, ,...,,,, 3 8 Hollister . ......., 5 Bottom Row: Coach Burdick, R. Dyer. I. Brand, T. Ruso, R. Silliman, F. Cardincxle, I. Bakich, D. Self, D. Thomas. E. Yappert, G. Din:-.more A. Gonzales. H. Chinn: Second Row: D. Frcmceschi, I. Ruso, I. Miller. B. Goldman. B. Marinovich, S. Shozi, B. Rodgers. C. Hopkins, M. imoto. B. Mahnke, R. Cotham, B. Goldman: Third Row: T. Wadda, W. King, I. Hopkins, B. Iones, B. Codiga, B. Fletcher, D. Lowell, D. corn, W. Boodt. B. Flodberg, R.- Brooks, K. Takemoto, B. Koda: Fourth Row: M. Brown. A. Herrera, I. Escalcrnte, I. Ryan, I. Paige. D. I. lvancovich, T. Iohnson, R. Zaragosa, E. Quimby. I. Selby. D. Dong, R. Pirtle, Manager F. Herrera. Hash- Skilli- Todd Top picture: First string. left to right: Linemen: Carl Hopkins, Bob Goldman, Richard Dong, Iohn Hopkins, Adrian Gonzales, lack Bak ich, Frank Cardinale. Backtield: Mits Hashimoto, Roland Brooks. Bob Rogers, Bill Marinovich. Middle leit: Adrian Gonzales, captain: Mid- dle center: In between halves Coach Burdick gives the boys some pointers: a tense moment. Bottom picture: Linemen: L. Dye, D. Sell, H Chinn, B. Codiga. B. Koda, G. Dinsmore. P. Brand. Backlieldz I. Escalante, B. Fletcher, S. Shozi, R. Cotham. ..7g.. ix: , L 3 -wg . 1 K ,M ' W, iff, A ?2.v'N M., .f N-wi c , W, , was 1,3 TOP LEFT: Wilson braces himself for a fall: TOP RIGHT: Ray Kusumoio makes a face as he gallops arou-nd end irtlg Hollister gamg MIDDLE LEFT: Ed Bivins says. He shall not passl : TOP MIDDLE RGHT: Paul Kane moves in to make the stop: LOWER MIDDLE LEFT: Heyl leave go of my pants: LOWER MIDDLE RIGHT: Goldman hypnotized by the ball: LOWER LEFT: Eddie Mills uses a straight arm to make a good gain around end. LOWER RIGHT: Steve Dufour galloping. TOP LEFT: The beginning of the end ol that play. TOP RIGHT: The Midnight Express going around end with Bill Marinovich trying his best to help out. TOP MIDDLE LEFT: End of the line. BOTTOM MIDDLE LEFT: One down and two to go. MIDDLE RIGHT: He would rather have lit on his knees. no doubt. BOTTOM LEFT: Perhaps this should have been left out. BOTTOM RIGHT: A courteous Watson- ville boy helping a Hollister man to land softly. COACH STILXLEY VARSITY SCORES Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville 30 Carmel 33 Carmel 25 San lose 46 Hollister 38 Santa Cruz 37 Sequoia 31 Monterey 49 Live Oak 59 Salinas 25 King City 35 Palo Alto 5l Hollister 48 Bellarmine 33 Santa Cruz 43 Live Oak 35 Monterey Z9 Salinas 40 San lose 37 King City 49 Sta. Clara Frosh Basketball Both the varsity and lightweight teams placed second in CCAL standings this year. The combination ot Iohnny Wong, Ray Kusu- moto, Ken Sears, Vernon Varni, and lim Goldman led the Way tor the varsity while Roland Brooks, Bill Marinovich, Iohn Hopkins, Bob Goldman, and Tony Ruso were the first string lightweights. Bob Stilwill, Milge Morales, lim Vettle, and Don Lintz contributed greatly to the success ot the varsity. The coaches ot the league schools selected Goldman and Varni on their CCAL quintet. All CCAL honors Went to Brooks and Goldman on the lightweight squad. Steve Dufour and Iohn Ruso saw lots ot action with the Kittens. LIGHTWEIGHT SCORES Watsonville Carmel Watsonville Carmel Watsonville San lose lfVatsonville Hollister Watsonville Santa Cruz Watsonville Sequoia Watsonville Monterey Watsonville Live Oak Watsonville Salinas Watsonville King City Watsonville Palo Alto Watsonville Hollister Watsonville Bellarmine Watsonville Santa Cruz Watsonville Live Oak Watsonville MontereY Watsonville SC1li11f1S Watsonville San lose Watsonville King City T3 ,..r wx 5 Q! 58 K ' A gg M in Y, 49 'Jw . MW LEM 1 i www r ii wwgk A W 4 I 4 4 F U-5 x I ,umm .. 5 , S' . .xx ' a, .,.., S -...IN . sa1 ,.w.Qf X,..ww wig W aw uv inf' Y :gsm , ,V E wages 4 .wa as .T V9 M, W ' ff 5 if wff' ...wwf ik Y? K '33 Tra ck Pulling through their first undefeated season, the Wildcat cindermen cap- tured the long elusive track championship under the direction of mentor f Z V Howard Burdick. Strong points in the Cat and Kitten lineup were the A performances in the l20 yard high hurdles, l80 yard low hurdles, 220 yard dash, 440 yard run, half mile run and relay, 660 yard run, and the ,Q . 2 discus throw. New school marks were set in the discus, l320, and the 660. Q Q: ,, i -'-- V . E I A it ti' ,.,,c COACH BURDICK Bottom Row: I. Todd, D. Hubbard. E. Quimby. I. Bakich. D. Chin, G. Biggs, D. Henrichsen, E. Mills, P. Kane, B. Rodgers, A. Gonzales, G. Har- ris, D. Estes, B. Goldman: Second Row: K. Takamoto, T. Hewitt, R. Dyer, L. Holley, B. Koda, B. Stilwill, B. Flodberg, R. Piazza, M. Brown, M. Hashimoto. M. McCcmdless, N. Haskin, H. Carmack, I. Biskup: Third Row: R. Crumpton, B. Ukestczd, C. Mametsuka, C. Vierra, K. Escobar. M. Saucedo, R. Self, I. Bothwell, W. Hutchinson, B. Knowlton. R. Zcxrgoscz, H. Harriman, R. Reyes. I. lvancovich: Fourth Row: Mr. Burdick. I. Ryan, T. Wadda, F. Ccxrdinale. O. Dunne, R. Wethey, T. Carlyon, P. Barrientos, I. Brandon, F. Herrera, I. Bowie, H. Chinn, I. Escalante C. Hiura. I 3 1 e Baseball Carl Hoberg, our popular baseball coach and a former professional ball player himself, produced this year a top squad to compete in the annual battle for the baseball crown. The championship had not been decided when this book went to press, but Watsonville was still in there as we took a last hasty glance toward the diamond. The team was well- balanced and it is difficult to pick out any individuals who stood out over the others, but Conrad Causey deserves special mention for his stellar performance in the pitcher's box. COACH HOBERG Bottom Row: R. Brooks. S. DuFour, F. Giroerer, I. Goldman, I. Vettel, R. Robertson. B. Goldman: Second Row: Coach Hoberg, K. Kolstad, A Herrera. D. Skocko. C. Causey. I. Hopkins, F. Moreno: Third Row: D. Lang, V. Emoto. G. Frazier, B. Gomez, B. Lynn, E. Larsen, T. Pope Fourth Row: C. Buchanan. T. Ruso. I. Hayden, D. McCormick, I. Miller, A. Solano. R. Rhoades. Manager Frank Lewis. 5 I, -un-.g A Mits Hashimoto breaks the tape with Paul Kane a close second in the 100 yard dash .... Don Henrichsen, Eddie Mills. Monterey man, and lack Bakich take the first hurdle in the 180 yard lows .... E. Quimby in fine form for the start of the 75 yard dash .... Roy Robertson smacks a double in the Santa Cruz tussle .... William Chinn wins the 330 yard dash .... Bob Stilwill takes first in the half mile .... Paul Kane heats out Gordon Harris in 100 .... Hashimoto to Rodgers in the Salinas Big 5 .... Lowell Dye clears the bar at 5' 4 .... Hurler Conrad Causey talks it over with teammate Bill Marinovich .... Abie Gonzales tops the bar at Hollister. Tennis Lack of experience hampered the tennis team this season. Coach Ronald Staley, recent graduate of San Iose State College, emphasized fundamentals in training the squad which consisted of five freshmen, four sophomores, and one junior. Preparation for seasons to come was Coach Staley's motto. Number one man for the year was Glenn Dinsmore with Nick Kralj, Anthony Copriviza, Mike Mann, Troy George, Mitsuo Uchida, Fred Richelieu, Richard Cantu, Edwin Inger- soll, and Richard Ulrichsen following in that order. 1. 4-if- T-. GROUP PICTURE- In front: Ed Ingersoll: Second row: Mits Uchida. Anthony Coprivizcx, Richard Cantu, Troy George, Coach Staley: Back Row: Nick Krail, Fred Richlieu. Mike Mann, Glenn Dinsmore. CENTER: Dick Cantu cmd Glenn Dinsmore. BOTTOM: Tennis men Nick Kralj and Mike Mann work on the ball in a doubles game with Santa Cruz. Golf Led by a potential top flight golfer, Richard Lien, this year's squad of clubmen was composed chiefly of freshmen and sophomores. As in tennis, the coach, Mr. Geiser, found it necessary to work for future teams rather than to pin his hopes on successes this year. All mem- bers of the team showed marked improvement during the course of the season in this exacting yet highly enjoyable sport. Sgr I 11 GROUP PICTURE: Richard Lien. Dick Skillicorn. Iohn Hockel. lack Hagerty. Dick Eppley. Iohn Traulsen, Coach Geiser. CENTER: Richard Lien drops a ball on the fourth tee: Iohn Hockel tees off on the mound. BOTTOM: Golfers Dick Skillicorn, Iohn Traulsen, and lack Hagerty BI k W The initiation, one of the school's oldest and most hilarious affairs, went off this year with its usual noisy Oc good fellowship. The large membership of the club and the honor of belonging to it makes the Block W one of the foremost clubs in the school. First row: B. Rogers, C. Goldman, C. Hopkins, B. Marinovich, L. Dye, A. Herrera, M. Brown, Mel McCandless, R. Brooks, E. DON Mills A Soares V Varni' second row' R Dyer R Anderson C Causey H Rowe R Robertson R Lien R Cotham A Gonzales G. Harris, L. M'cKinley, C. Hopkins, ihifli rowi .if Wong, J.' Bakich, Mf H.5sninwin,'s. StilwiII,'K.-Sears., ri. Wilson: sf Goldman: President D. Garrett, C, Parsons, J. Brandon, J. Escalantep fourth row: L. Holley, B. Codiga, F. Gfroerer, R. Dong, J. Golden, T. Fuller, COACH STALEY R Pirtle G Dinsmore R Pasla D Lnn M Morales fifth row S DuFour C Guittierrez B Fletcher J Vettel D Lintz D skanka, J. Murphy, P. Kane, R. Kusumnra, A. Webb, D. Henfiensen. Adviser -4 JV: q C.: Q9 R +14 I -- J., First row: M. Arnbrister, J, Youngs, B. Ingersoll, D. Wilson, B. Hulligan, N. Dodds F. Mendes, M. Yasumoto, D. Parkins, M. Pollitt, N. Regan, L. Christmas, second row: L. Wilson, B. Evans, D. Bostick, J. Ukestad, W. Hulligan, M. Kirby, L. lversen, L. Cul- casi, A. Yasumoto, F. Wong, M. Travers, L. Weedong third row: D. Holm, G. Brewer, J. Irwin, M. A. Brazil, C, Edsberg, J. Glage, E. Baxter, E. Erta, B. Mackey, J. Roberds, R. Gonzales, M. Lasher, fourth row: R. Burman, A. Campos, P. Younkers, J, Cotham, V. Purtill, C. Butler, J. Christmas, D. Teiada, S. Sukekane, L. Herrick, M. Elias, fifth row: B. Arnbrister, L. Rovera, D. Turney, B. Rusler, B. Carmichael, H. Beukers, L. Ogden J. Bartlett, A. Johnson, B. Bivins, M. Perry. 5 6 j+1.'W'WW'g ,Q.Q.I1., M B HBP 'wry-'N -Malawi,-m.,q -CARG- X3 wr' 5 may Girls' Block Only the most proficient and diligent of the girls interested in athletics are able to quality for their block letters. Each year, however, eager as- pirants Work long and hard to win the honor of membership in this small group. The pleasure of achieving the honor is balanced only by the skill and physical health which results from the various athletic contests in which these girls enter. 0 I The Girls' All Star teams are composed of the top athletes of all the classes S r combined. There is an interclass league of irosh, sophomore, junior, and senior teams which play each other for the championships. From these teams the All Stars are chosen. These girls deserve a lot of credit for putting in so much of their own time to improve interclass sports. BOTTOM ROW: M. Travers, B. Ingersoll, D. Wilson, A. Iohnson, BOTTOM ROW: B. Hulligan, A. Iohnson. D. Wilson, B. Rusler: TOP B. Bivins: TOP ROW: B. Hulligan, M. Yasumoto, H. Beukers, I. Erwin, ROW: I. Rivera, B. Ingersoll, M. Yasumoto, H. Beukers, S. Sukelcane. R. Van Sickle. ' ' 'lr I 'Y' Y BOTTOM ROW: S. Rowan, B. Hulligan, A. Iohnson, D. Wilson, BOTTOM ROW. left to right: I. Glage, I. Youngs, D. Wilson, A. Iohn- B. Bivins: TOP ROW: N. Reagan, M. Travers, M. Yasumoto. H. Beuk- son, F. Mendes: MIDDLE ROW: M. Travers, M. Yasumoto, E. Solano ers, L. Iverson, I. Erwin. A. Yasumoto. B. Rusler: TOP ROW: R. Cowan, M. Elias, P. Gray P. Bailey. QQI- T. Acknowledgments The staff of the '49 Manzanita is grateful to those who have helped in its publication. The skill, effort, and patience of the printers, engravers, and bookbinders is great, and We extend our thanks for a difficult job well done to Marvin Bonds of the California Art and En- graving Co., Bill Bushman and his company of book- binders, and to Doug Evans and Eddie Kimmel of the Service Printers. 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