Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

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Our rallies and pageants, our plays and operettas, all owe much of their success to her skillful and devoted efforts. Those who are in her classes are being given a training which will add to their appre- ciation and enjoyment of music all their lives. For these generous and valuable contributions and in recognition of her friendly, helpful spirit, we gratefully dedicate to her this 1954 issue of the Manzanita. THE STAFF Q, W, ..,. ,.., -u Q I A xt ., 1- .Y . Cable af Uonfenfs Administration Hlizsses Orgunmziizws geizfures Spvrfs Pages 5-17 Pages 18-51 Pages 52-71 Pages 72-87 Pages 88-119 J K5 -. ,L J A pg lgkklw w...WM Hillhfim, 5' ,, ,rr .- f f ' V E' 3,5-w1fzf:'Q- -C' 4 .. ,T J , t 7' X 4 an-.. af? v 4,-www E 1, ' . .Mfgs MQ, . . 'K K fn A - f -W X Sk my 1, ,. 1-fi-15-.wfflf inf 1 1,5 gt vf X ' 23 ,.. ,.-ff F .mmwm r 9? 1' 8 Nah V- I S' 9 Y e K Q ,A indent l6'z1dy Ofhfers As the school year draws to a close the student body officers, with minqled reluctance and relief, prepare to step aside from the offices they so ably filled. Ian Dyer, as president, presided over all the student body meetings. An outstanding job was done by each and every officer. IAN DYER President PAT DEVITT TGP Row, Vice President PAULETTE CHILCOTE Secretary DALE SKILLICORN Treasurer REX HOPPER Yell Leader MAX ANDERSON Publicity Lower Row: IIM VESTAL Manzanita Editor IANET WHITE Manzanita Business Manager DIANE MOLLENHAUER Girls' Athletic Manager IOEI. GOMEZ Boys' Athletic Manager 4 Pas lan Dyer served as the presiding officer at all Student Board meetings this year. Members of the board include all student body officers, the class presidents, and the class representatives. Faculty advisers for the group are Mr. Crook and Mr. Geiser. Business meetings were generally held every other Wednesday in the new Student Activity room. Some of the more important work done by the board this year was the sanctioning of the call for two new clubs, the Dance Band Club and the Engineers Club. A request to have Pom-Pom girls was granted by the members. Five girls were chosen and they were a colorful addition to our football games and rallies. Money for new athletic equipment was also approved. All concessions at basketball and football games were granted by the board. A great deal of discussion was also held regarding a sink- ing fund for the bleachers in the football stadium. Standing: Mr. Geiser, Rex Hopper, Gordon lwanaga, Ioel Gomez, lanet White, Ronnie McCliester, Bob Petersen, Bill Haden, Max Anderson, Dale Skillicorn, Bob Whyte, Roberta Lewis, Mr. Crook, Ian Dyer, Dick Codiga. Sitting: Paulette Chilcote, Pat Devitt, Lorene Dyer, Diane Mollenhauer. at ' on- 4 Fw rw, ' .g S -f W if M A ,ll k' , by , we V it , I' , s i A -1 ,gt 'E' r, C tcm! 'ww 45' ffm t. its wi, M -.N W4-f' ' W A Z 'l N :M C . ffuflps ., J- in Q. '4 ' W S' i Girls LLVLb D an oi BOYS S RTHINGTON. DGGU O ENNETH McCOMBS. 9 MRS. LOUISE WO MR. K Dann of Girls Mrs. Worthington as Dean of Girls is the one who is always looked to for advice. Her office is usually full of girls Waiting to ask her opinion. She does much more than this, however. She aranges special events and schedules classes. She is also adviser to the Dance Committee and has helped make all our dances successful. Sincere thanks and good wishes from us all. Dam nf Hays It is a familiar sight to see Mr. McCombs sitting at his desk talking to one or a group of boys. This is only one of his many tasks as Dean of Boys, how- ever. He is also one of the advisers of the Merit Board and helps handle Student Body funds, This year he is teaching an English class as well. We are proud to salute him in a difficult job Well done. ,Merit I6'vard Watsonville High's student court, the Merit Board, was composed this year of the Student Body President, Ian Dyer: the Student Body Vice President, Pat Devittp LeRoy Sloan, Paulette Chilcote, and Ioyce Vilhauerp dean at boys, Mr. McCombs5 and dean of girls, Mrs. Worthington. The Merit Board's duty is to listen to problems and explain the school rules and regulations to students who come before the board. Mr. McCombs, loyce Vilhauer, Paulette Chilcote, Ian Dyer, Pat Devitt, LeRoy Sloan, Mrs. Worthington. 1 J 3 V nl Q as-QQ E y, fs. 4,1 is ia if F Im- A 'fi Mn. E. E. cn ' : ,, oox. Principal f Ma. L. r., IONESI Su Perintendem Mr. Crook is a symbol of kindness and under- Mr. Iones is not only the superintendent of our standing. We are truly lucky to have a principal who district high school but also of the city elementary is interested in education. He is faced with problems schools. In addition, he supervises maintenance of brought to him by students, teachers, and parents, buildings and grounds, staff employment, specialized but he meets them all cheerfully. services, and handles all legal and financial matters. This job requires a great deal of time and effort, and We are fortunate to have Mr. lones to handle this im- portant Work. Beard af Crusfees The Board of Trustees, made up of people in the community who unselfishly give their time and efforts to the complicated and difficult job of running our schocls, this year completed the swimming pool pro- ject. We are grateful to them for all the things they do for us, but we get most enthusiastic about their part in providing a swimming pool. Can anyone blame us? Mr, L. L. lones, Mr. H. M. Keturakat, Dr. Harry Ashcroft, Mr. Frank Kellogg, Mr. Charles Franich. ii s ' ' Y . I-il ' ews.,,,., . ! . re I e MR. AUGUST ANDERSON MR. HARRY ANDREWSEN MR. DONN BALDWIN Engligh lrrclustrial Arts Agriculture MISS RUTH BENHAM MISS LOUISE BLANCHARD MISS MARGUERITE BLIZZARD Social Studies Physical Eclucatiarr Languages MISS LENA BRAZIL MR. HOWARD BURDICK MISS GENEVIEVE CARLYON Plryzsical Eclucaticn Plryscfrl Education Music MRS. RUTH DAY MR. CARL COELHO MRS. ALICE DAY Hams- Efiorranrtcs Sccrzrl Studres Home Teacher MR. PAUL BOURNS Driver Training MRS. PHYLLIS CHRISTIAN School Nurse MR. IOHN CLEWETT Natural Sclerrcfv l Y' s ,A-Q51 yt Y-1' 'Vu 5.3 ,., v, ,aft I .,,. I I I MR ERWIN DECKER MR DAVID DEVINE MISS CLARA Guidance Physical Education Spanish EMMETT GEISER Physical Education NORMAN HANEY Science OSCAR I-IOLLENBERG Industrial Arts DICKSON RICHARD GIBBS Mechanical Drawing STANLEY HARLAN lndusirial Aris CANNON IENSEN Science 'XJ' fd MISS MARGARET IOHNSON MISS WINONA IONES MRS. DELO LECHLEITER Comniercial Attendance Study Hall MISS MAE LORD MRS. RUTH MAHAN MISS ELIZABETH MARTIN MISS RUTH MATTHEWS English Commerce Science Social Science MR. HAROLD MILLER MR. PAUL MOSER MISS MIRIAM O'KEEFE MR. PAUL PFEII-'FER Woodsliop Social Science Speech Specialist EnQliSl'1 MISS IEAN POGUE MISS NELDA POKEL MRS. MAE ROACH MRS. DOROTHY ROARK Matlieniaiics Commercial Home Making English 15 Uv 4 Q - 7' sus.. .Argus my ' l fa-Lia MR. BUD ROWLAND MISS MARY SALVATIERRA MR. TONY SANCHEZ Social Studies Physical Education Spansih MR. LARRY SLAVICH MR. BERTRAM SPENCER MR. RON STALEY MR. TOMMIE STARKS Social Studies Art Physical Education ML1SiC MR. HIALMAR STROMBERG MR. RICHARD STRUCK MR. IOHN SCHWELLENBACH MISS RUTH TAMISIEA Commerce Psychologist Mathematics E1'1QliSl1 MR. MARTIN THORSTENSON MRS. MAE WELSH MISS MARGARET WORDEN MR. LAWRENCE YARNES Agriculture Special Classes Clothing EHQliSl1 si to Ji 1 ti A, 'mg er justin IC Dynix' 1893 to 1953 m-...my mv km Miss H l Mss lecnelle is Sukekcme, Kms. tune W Y ' S was r.r5,2zif...i tu ' T O35 Heed. Mlsirkm. Cfufeferia 'sS ti. Wmltlrslvllaorrdme lumc te. ' Phyllis my sminev High Sclzrfrilf The ring of the tele- phone, the buzz of the switchboard, and the click of typewriters are' all familiar sounds in the school offices. One of the several members of the office force is Thelma Larkin, secre- tary to the principal. Anyone calling the school is greeted by the pleasant voice of Rosiland Policcichio, switchboard operator. Also in the main office is Frances Sukekane, the registrar. Phyllis Larkin takes care of the book room while Iea- nette Halward is attend- ance clerk. Lorraine F Iurach is in charge of the information desk. Mr. Struck, guidance director, has a very capable secretary in Miss Lois Reed. These girls are all your friends and are always wil- ing to help. To our delight when school opened this fall we had a new cafeteria. No longer did we have to eat in the dark, cramped basement of the old building. Instead we now had a light colorful room. The dining hall will seat about 450 people. A plate lunch consisting of a main dish, salad, dessert, milk, and bread and butter, costs the students only 3Uc. A la Carte dishes, including hot dogs, salads, soup, assorted sandwiches, and desserts, range in cost from lO to 20 cent. The cafeteria also provides a separate dining room for the faculty. dance but a stage on which a band can play. ,- ,......n,,,.,,W it ,, The cafeteria provides a wonderful big place to hold school dances. It not only has a terrific floor on which to P X 3 . 1 .fi ' 1 4 V rv T S 'fi' if ti. tts, f . f ,,. r . W . t , ,s J L T , , yi . A 3 , , y 1 Q - K 5 'f.k Y lk 'f 5 if K ,p , f , . , it M MW . Y yy. .,... ,iffy . I: A - VK rk,L: i 7.5 . if .,,. ms V ,- 'ag ' r , X if l ,,,.. ,i a -4, , 4 f r. t , i . .gr i MRS. FARRAR Supervisor Seated: Mrs. V. DeBaun, Head Cookp Mrs. l. Farrar, Supervisor. Front Row. Standing: Mrs. L. Brad- shaw, Miss N. Stovall, Mrs. E. Sole evad, Mrs. I. Titus, Mrs. R. De- wald, Mrs. F. Rich. Back Row. Standing: Mrs. B. Rogersen, Mrs. B. Taddie, Mrs. G. McCloskey, Mrs. A. Lipska, Mrs. G. Atkins. Supcrinfmdeufis Really at Work aqain this year was the Sup- erintendent's office force. For the record, some of their duties are: correlation of all money from the school cafe- terias, payroll adminis- trators for all school em- ployees, bid solicitors for qeneral school sup- plies, qeneral office work for the superinten- dent, and many other related duties. Even thouqh many of these :luties do not effect us zlirectly, We certainly owe them a vote of thanks, for our school :ould not do without them. QAM ' Miss Pats B Mrs. Ed Y rUSher, Mi HQ WGrner. SS DOrorhy Sch in .X I Mason fsemedjv Not pictured: The jobs and responsibilities of the Maintenance Department are many and varied. If it were not for their splendid work our school would not function properly. The department consists of student janitors and mainten- ance men. This year Hans Skov, past maintenance head, retired after many years of skillful and untiring service, and Mr. Fred Flodberq, Eveninq School principal, took over his duties. .W f , A. W ,N . , 4,- .- u 'Eh n 'f t.. iii f 1' ,mrs-f ,, .. , if V. -I f ftf : 55:. .:' 2? V f -3-fm ? ,ml N ext , - '7 - 55-'7..? l ' '-fl 3 ' 'fix ' f A ' . , in E: iiii1'l:?ift':. ' LOUIE BILICICH Head of Students D. Dye, F. Flodberg, H. Quimby, L. Wishard, E. Skov, W. Resh, B. Cota, M. Barnes, I. Iohnson, L. Bil- icich. Y' ss---A. PR qkw. Y ,, 5 K L 7 Jffgf fl VW ' f f' rm. x' .' I, j x 4. ' I '-' 611155 -Q22 Q- -V - 'J' ..f .1 A-1,, Ml' 1 4- 1-41,0 npnpa 'fi A K Q Q? 5 Q 1 ,8 K3 -3 'Q 2 ff. 4 . BHS. Hlllnnumgmmwwfaa u Q fx ff N , . 5 S ,XV L r fra it M 1 lm 5 1 IM . gli' --ltkfii Swlvfi ' ' 5:.',f2!1i 3: I HM, ' ' Aff I I ii. fifijif 221 Sm. F - 3 'gfS,42 g5 15f5f': in M ,L , 3 ,,.. -- fif. ' ' H ' -- 'ii li rx , ,I V ktm L .,- '-b I, r K2 Y, -2-i' 4 I f3'v:2J . :,- l , 1 hw y- ,f,. - , ,.,, DICK CODIGA President IOHN LINTZ Vice President ROBERTA LEWIS Student Representative 212155 , DONNA BAKER Secretary ALETA BROWN Treasurer 6'lfIlUl'S And so it came to pass in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four that there arose a great shouting in the land, for the promised day was near at hand. Man, pick up on that! The cuttin' out hour is near. Crazyl said Red. Can you feature it? At lastl In all seriousness, I would like to thank all those officers who throughout the last four years have tried to guide us through thick and thin, and our class adviser, Mr. Coelho, who has really helped and backed us up. Thank you all-you are really the most. WILLIE CHROUST MR. CARL COELHO Yell Leader Advisor RITA YOUNKER MEL FLAKE Girls' Athletic Manager Boys' Athletic Manager .Am 'Q 5 .f ' i ini , 5 s, 41-'Q , ,,r,r is Y if til' Ek ft Y: t mars EDITH ACTKINSON NICK ALAGA Commercial Club 3, 4 WAM 1, 2, 3 FHA 3 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 ANN ALEXANDER French Club 2, 3, 4 Scholarship 2, 3, 4 Drama Pres. 4 Treble Clef Vice Pres. 4 BOB ANDERSON FFA Football 2, 3 Safety Council 1 BOB ALLEN Transfer from Memphis ROTC 4 Spanish Club 3 Biology Club 2 MAX ANDERSON Football 1, 2, 4 Art Club 2, 3, 4 Art Club Pres. 3 Student Body Publicity Manager ALLEN ALBACH Track 1, 2 WAM l, 2, 3 BOB ALREAD Basketball l, 2 Boys' Chorus 3 lournalism 2 IOAN ANDO Transfer from Morgan Hill GAA 1, 2 Commercial Club 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 KEN ANTLE ELOUISE ARMISTEAD GERALD ARMSTRONG Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Transfer trom 1-lemet Band 3, 4 Basketball 3 Girls' League Track 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club BOB ARREY DONNA BAKER LOUISE BAKER Football 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Transfer from San lose Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 sec. 4, Class sec. 4 Photo Club vice-Pres. 4 BONNIE BP-BNET DON BEN-BY Track 1, 2 FRED BAILEY Dance Committee 4 Dance Committee 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Orchestra 4 Art Club l, 2, 3, 4 WAM 3, 4 Drama Club 1, 2, 3 Drama Club 4 GAA 3, 4 Adv, Band l, T, ROY BOLLINGER ROBERT BEZEL IEAORIS BI.2VI1Ni d Football 11 2, 3, 4 Manzanita alorette , 3 ea er 4 DOA 2, 3 Dance Committee Commercial Club 3, 4 LARRY BOLINE Track 2, 3, 4' WAM 4 ANTHONY BISKUP ROBERT BLAIR GAA 2, 3, 4 Photo Club 1 Double Mixed Quartet Mov1e Projectlonist 3, 4 Advisory Chairman WAM 3, 4 FHA 2, 3, 4 WAM 2, 3 3, 4 1, S HARRYETTE CARMICI-IAEI. Safety Council 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 WILLIE CHROUST Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Choral l, 2, 3, 4 Yell Leader 4 ,, , ,us 1. .t ' 'ffflffkfifli ,:., ,,..fttt,1,,,,. . ,.,. 1 Elin VINCENT CARRILLO Football 1 NINA MARIE CLARK Girls' League Treas. 4 Manzanita 4 Drama Club 4 Prom Committee 4 WAVELINE CASH Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 DICK CODIGA ANNIE BORREGO FHA 2, 3 Advisory Chairman 2 NORMA IEANNE BRANSON GAA 3, 4 Fl-IA 1, 2 MARIO BUKSA LOREN CALLESEN RONALD CHADDOCK Rally Committee 3,4 Art Club 2, 3, 4 Student Body Yell Leader 4 Prom Committee 3, 4 MIKE COFFEY Sealers BARBARA BOWLES SUE CAROLE BOYD Commercial Club Vice Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 BUD BRASHER Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 NOVIE BULAICH Track 2 ALETA BROWN Class Treasurer 4 Scholarship Society 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 3 ROBERTA BUTTON Mixed Choral 3, 4 Intramural Basketball Treble Clet 3, 4 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 IESS I. CARDOZA PAULETTE CHILCOTE Student Body Sec. 4 Scholarship Society l, 4 Dance Committee 3 Rally Committee l, 4 4 N MARTA CARDOZA GAA 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 4 French Club 2 Latin Club IOYCE CHRISTENSEN Girls' League 1, Z, 3, 4 Class President 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 DONNA C01-BEHG Class 'Treasurer 3 Student Body Vice- Safety Council 2 Scholarship Society President 3 FHA l, 2, 3 l, 2, 3, 4 Rally Committee 2, 3, 4 Coi11merc1alClub 4 Blu' COLBURN Track 2, 3, 4 Block W I, 2, 3, 4 GAA 4 Rally Committee 2 www . Ax A H . ' l if BILL COOLIDGE Art Club IIM COOLIDGE FRANKIE COOPER IOY LEE COOPER SUE ANN COX JOHN DALTON Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Treble Clet President 3 Commercial Club 3 Spanish Club l, 2 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club l, 2, 3, 4 Transfer from Spanish 1, 2 Tranquillity Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . BOB DAY PATTY DEVITT HELEN DIAS BOB DICKENS OTTO K. DICKS JOHN DIETERICH FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship 1, 4 Photography Club 3 Track 1 Basketball 1, 3 Spanish Club 1 2 3 4 Delegate State Con- Dance Committee 2, 3 Manzanita 4 Football 2, 3 Tennis 1, 2 Scholarship 1, 2 3 4 vention Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1 Block W 2, 3, 4 Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball Student Body Vicee 2, 3, 4 SHARI DISBROW Drama Club 3 Commercial Club 4 Girls' League 1, 2, IACK EDSBERG Ir. Red Cross 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Block W 3, 4 WAM 4 ROBERT ESKUE BOB FIERRO Football l, 2, , 4 3 Basketball l, 2, 3 4 3 Track l, 2, 3, Block W 1, 2, , 4 3,4 President 4 PHYLLIS DORAN Orchestra l Adv. Band 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Treble Clef 4 CHARLOTTE ANN EPPLEY IAN DYER Student Body Pres. 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee Chairman 3 BENITA ESCALANTE FHA 4 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 DOA 3, 4 Mixed Double Quartet 4 IUANITA ESSLINGER CLYDE FEREIRA Volleyball 2, 3 Baseball 3 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 MARCIA FIOROVICH Girls' League Pres. 3 Manzanita 3, 4 Rall Committeel 4 Y 1 Photo Club 2, 3, 4 MEI. FLAKE Athletic Manager 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 3 Smiars 1-lu' DOUGLAS FLINT Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Rally Committee 3 Prom Commrttee 3 DIANE FORRESTER Photo Club 3 4 Girls League Sec 4 Dance Committee 3 4 Rally Committee 4 DAVID GALLEGOS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Block W 1, Z, 3, 4 Class President 2 Track 1, 2, 3 GAYNELLE MARYANN ESPERANZA GONZALES Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 'FHA I, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 GAA 3, 4 BOB HERRLICH HARRY FLINT Transfer from Sacramento Rally Committee 3, 4 Latin Club l Spanish Club 1, 3 JOHN FREY Adv1sory Chairman 2 Intramural Basketball 3 PHILIP R. GARIS Art Club 3 WAM 1 M1xed Chorus 4 ETHEL GRAY Commercial Club 3, 4 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 HANSEN DON HARDY Football 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA1,2,3,4 B1OCkw1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,4 Art Club 2, 3, 4, DARREL HP-RBIN Football 2, 3 1310514 W 1, 2, 3, 4 NNW H1335 FHA l, 2, 3 Football 3 Basketball l FFA l, 2 Girls' League 1. 2. 3, 4 ,ll ,L L , 45' ,I ,yja PAUL HIUHA LESLIE HOPKINS nsx HOPPER BILLIE IEAN HUMBIRD F b 112,14 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Stud, Body Yell l,e.ad. 4 Girls' League Pres. 4 Bffgkaw 2, 3, 4 DUANE H01-TZCLAW Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA President 4 WAM 4 Badminton Track l, 2, 3, 4 FFA l, 273, 4 Safety Council Treas. 3 Golf 3, 4 Tournament 3 Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4 Block W l, 2, 3, 4 TheSP1GI'1 4 DICK FLORES Block W 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Track 2 FRANK BRIONES GALIMBA Track l, 2 Photo Club 3, 4 Block W l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l IOEL GOMEZ Football 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Block W 2, 3, 4 Student Body Ath. Mqr SHIRLEY HAMEL Fl-IA 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 4 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 IOAN HIROMOTO Art Club l Spanish Club l, 2 Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club Sec. 4 5. 1:5 , ,gr Q IIM INGERSOLL. IR. Art Club 2, 3, 4 Rally Committee 3, 4 Christmas Paaeant .5 ' :' MPSF . Drama Club 3 2 X 45154 ARLENE ISHIZUKA GAA 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Pippin Staff 4 IOYCE IWANAGA Fl-IA 3 Girls' Leaque l, 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY KAHL Girls' Leaque 1, 2, 3, 4 AI. KINSLOW Transfer from Richmond Baseball 4 DANA LEWIS GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Rally Committee 4 Yell Leader l Pom Pom Girl 4 IOHN IVANOVICH WAM 2,3 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 3 SHARON DEE IACK Commercial Club 3, 4 Commercial Club Treasurer 4 Art Club 4 PHILIP KEARNEY Band 2, 3, 4 Senior Play Advisory Chairman 4 KENNETH KIRBY ROBERTA LEWIS Class Std. Board Rep. 4 French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4 Pippin Staif 3, 4 IUNE IVELICH Rally Committee 1, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Girls' Athletic Mgr. 2 DON IENSEN Scholarship 1 French Club 4 DOA 4 Cafeteria Work 2, 3 HAROLD KIDD IOYCE KIRKNER Drama Club 3, 4 FHA Vice President 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Safety Council 3, 4 FRED LINT FFA 2 'WAM 3, 4 IOHN LINTZ Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Rally Committee Vice President 4 PATRICIA ANN CAROL MQCPHERSON MAPLES French Club 1, 2, 3 SHIP-I-EY MM-ONE GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 SChOlGTShiD 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Lg, Vice Pres. 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Rally Committee 3, 4 Orchestra 1 Girls' Block W 4 STANLEY MANO Photo Club Sec-Treas, 4 IOSEPI-IINE LOVE Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 Thespion Society 4, Secretary 4 FHA Vice President 3 TOM MARINI Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Block W Treasurer 4 EDDIE LYNN Aa. Basketball Lightweight Basketball PFA Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 STEVE MARLOWE Transfer from Albuq., N.M. Football 3, 4 Baseball 2 Block W WILLIAM MARQUEZ DAVID MARTIN MANUEL MARTINEZ TONY MARTINEZ BILL MARUYAMA SUSUMU MATANO Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 4 Football 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Iunior Red Cross 2, 4 WAM 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Band 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Safety Council 2, 3, 4 Block W 1 Block W 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Manzanita 4 Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 IUNE MATIASEVICH IOE MCCLEISTER CAROL MCGINNIS KAREN MCINTYRE Com. Club President 4 Football 1, 2 Photo Club 2 Drama Club Pres. 3 Spanish Club Pres. 4 Track 2 GAA 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 4 Scholarship Society Block W 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 1, 2, 3, 4 Safety Council 4 WAM 2 FHA 2, 3, 4 TONY MEDEIROS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 HELEN MONTGOMERY Dance Committee Z GAA 3 AMY MORI Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 French Club 4 Girls' Block W TOORU MURONAKA Transfer from Denver M Club in Denver ROBERT MCMORDIE EDDIE MENDONCA FFA 1, 2, 3 Advanced Band 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 4 PAT MORAN Commercial Club Transfer from Reedley BARBARA MORRISON Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 MASARU NAGAI Spanish Club 2,3 Scholarship 2 latin Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 TOMMY MCQUARY Transfer from Los Angeles Art 3 Band 2, 3 HELEN MILLER Transfer from Clovis GAA 3 Photo Club 4 Girls' Leaque 1, 2, 3, 4 SANDRA MOOREHEAD Commercial Club 4 GEORGE MURAMOTO Class President 1 Track 1, 2 Football 3 WAM 4 SUSUMU NAGAI Football 2, 3, 4 WAM 3, 4 IAMES NALE Boys' Chorus 3 Baseball 2 WAM 2, 3 Block W 2 MARGIE OCHOA Commercial Club l IIM PALMTAG DOA President 2 Latin Club President 4 Scholarship Baseball l, 2, 3 DON PETERSEN BARNEY PITTS Art Club 1, 2 PAT PRICE FHA 2 Class Secretary 2 GAA 4 Commercial Club 4 SARAH NETZEI. DAVID NIELSEN Commercial Club 4 Drama Club 4 French Club 3, 4 STAN NIELSEN Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Boys' Chorus 1 v Prom Committee 3, 4 Dance Committee 4 121' BLANCHE NORRIS DON NUNES Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 IANE ODA NORMA OKSEN KENNETH OLSEN MARGARET OSBORN Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 WAM Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1,2 FFA DOA 1, 2, 3,4 Drama Club 3, 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Treble Clef President 4 Latin Club 1, 2 IACKIE PATE Commercial Club 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 PETE PATTERSON Football 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice President 2 Block W 2, 3, 4 LAURA LEE PICANSO IAMES PICKETT Rally Committee l Football 1, 2 Safety Council 2, 3, 4 Block W l, 2 Safety Coun. Pres. 3, 4 Track 2 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 LOUIS POLONI Football 4 WAM 2, 3, 4 FFA 1 Block W 4 HERB PRASKEY AL PROVENCE Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Track 2, 3, 4 Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 ANN QUINTERO Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 Adv. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 NOEL PAGE Block W 1, 2, 3 4 Football l, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, AL fm 3 4 LESLIE RASMUSSEN Baseball 1, 2 WAM 2, 3 LAWRENCE IOHN REEVES Football 4 Track 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Rally Committee 4 WILLIAM A. IOHN RICE IOEL ROACH REYNOLDS- IR- spanish Club 1, 2 Fombaii 2 Scholarship 1, Z Basketball 1, 2 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 DOA 2, 3, 4 FFA Basketball Block W 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3 ANGELO RODRIGUEZ Basketball 2, 4 Baseball 3, 4 ROBERT M. HOUSE Scholarship Society 1, 3 DOA 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Track 2, 3 RON ROZA Football 1, 2 WAM 2, 3 Rally Committee 4 Track 2 BOB SANTOS Football 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND L. SAVAGE Pep Band 1, 2 Drama Club 3 Advanced Band 3, 4 Drum Major 4 ERWIN LEE SCI-INORF Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 FFA 3, 4 WAM 3, 4 JUNE SI-IIRACHI GAA 2, 3, 4 GAA Vice President 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Art Club 4 LEROY SLOAN Dance Committee DOA President 3 Student Board Rep. 3 Football 3, 4 CAROLE SUE SPUNG Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 4 Manzanita 4 Art Club l, 2 IUANITA SCI-IEDLER Commercial Club 3, 4 G.rls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 IOANNE SCHUTTE Commercial Club 4 Fl-IA 4 GAA 1, 2, 4 Girls' Leaque 1, 2, 3, 4 IERRY SIEBES Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 2, 3, 4 Rally Committee 3, 4 Block W 1, 2, 3, 4 ROY L. SMITH lunior Red Cross l French Club l, 2, 3 Thespian Society 4 Manzanita Stott 4 GEORGE STANDEN WAM 2, 4 Track 3 Baseball 3 CHARLENE SCHELL Drama Club 3 Commercial Club 4 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 IOHN SCOLLARD WAM 2, 3 DALE SKILLICORN Band President 4 DOA 1, 2 Track 2, 3 Student Body Treas. 4 KAREN SOPER Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 CAROLE STENGER Dance Committee 2 Rally Com. l, 2, 3, 4 Pont Pom Girl 4 lunior Bed Cross 2 enizfrs ALICE LOUISE STOREY Latin Club l Nurses' Club 2, 3 MARGARET STIGERS Transfer from Pasadena Commercial Club 4 GAA Future Business Lead. MURIEL STORM TERRY SULLIVAN LAWRENCE STOREY TED SWITZER Commercial Club 3, 4 Rally Committee 1, 2, 4 Basketball l, 2, FHA 3 Dance Committee 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4 Iunior Red Cross 3, 4 Drama Club 3, 4 RAMONA TAVAREZ CHARLES B. IOHN TAYLOR commercmi Club 3, 4 TAYLOR- IH- Football 1, 2, 3, Fl-IA 4 WAM 3 Block W l, 2, 3, Girls' League l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 WAM l, 2 NED TAYLOR BOBBY H. TERASAKI SAM TERASAKI Baseball 2 WAM 4 DONALD TICKNER President WAM 4 Baseball l, 2,3 Football 3, 4 Scholarship 4 DAVID S. TRIPP Track 1 Football Manager 2 PAUL TURLEY Basketball 3, 4 FFA 3, 4 3 1 2.3,4 4 4 ERNIE URA Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 DOA 3, 4 Scholarship 2, 3, 4 ERNEST VALENZUELA wr-9 DORIS VAN ESS Commercial Club 4 FHA 4 Ir. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4 IIM VESTA1. Class Treasurer 1 Photo Club Pres. 2, 3, 4 BENNY WHKBYBMA MUUZGHHG 2. 3, 4 KAREN WADA C and D Basketball Manzanita Editor 4 DWAYNE VORHIES LOUISE VYEDA Spanish Club 2 Basketball 2, 3 GERALDINE WEAVER Drama Club Pres. 3 French Club Pres. 4 Dance Committee 4 Scholarship l, 4 sun... onew-gr BYRON YOSHIDA WAM 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Baseball 1 GEORGE YOSHIKADO Football l, 2, 3 WAM 3, 4 SHOICHI YOSHIDA Spanish Club 4 IANET WHITE Manzanita Bus. Mgr. 4 Dance Committee 3, 4 Rally Committee 1, 2 Drama Club 3, 4 MICHEL WILLEY Football l, 2, 3, 4 Block W l, 2, 3, 4 Scholarship 1 FFA l, 2 LEONARD WOLF Adv. Band l, 2, 3, 4 Grffhestra 2, 3, 4 Football 2 GLENDA WORLEY Mixed Chorus 2 Spanish Club 2 Commercial Club 4 MIDORI YOSHIKADO DOA 3, 4 FHA l, 2, 3, 4 Scholarshio 1 GAA 1, 2, 4 IIM ZACHARY Football 3 4 MARIETTA YOUNKER Basketball 1' 2' 3' 4 DELANO ZACK GAA l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 WAM 4 Athletic Manager 4 Dance Committee 4 Photo Club 3 Qu I-'AYE ZIMMERMAN GAA 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Leaque l, 2, 3, 4 SYDNE WHITE Pippin Staff 3, 4 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 LYMAN WILSON Football 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Block W l, 2, 3, 4 FFA l, 2, 3, 4 FLORENCE WONG Stud. Body Yell Ldr GAA 'Trftasurr-1 4 Class Yell Leader 3 Rally Committee 4 . 4 DOUG WIDDER JERRY WINTERS Football 2 Baseball l, 2, 3 WAM 4 MABEL WONG Class Yfill lnaflf Frenfh Club l, 2 Art Club l, Z, 3 Drama Club 2, 3 EDNA YAMADA NELLIE YAMAKUCHI Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4 FHA 3, 4 Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4 GAA 4 DOA 1, 2, 3, 4 Drama Club 2, 3, 4 The Senior Play You Can't Take It With You . Here is one of the scenes during the play show ina actors CLeft to Riqhtb Steve Marlow, Doris Blevins, Larry Reeves, Carol Sue Spuna, Bob Rouse Dale Skillicorn, and Patty Devitt. AUTOGRAPHS -55 K, f . ' X 35 K KH ' '- K x 5 i ., non PETERSEN President One bright morning over three hundred bright young people Woke up to discover they were among the ranks of upperclassmen-they were Iuniors. What a glorious day it was smearing Freshmen with lipstick and basking in the glory and honor of finally being Iuniors. The by-words of the class were activities and fun. And there was plenty of these with Bob Petersen as president. Backing him up all the way were the other officers elected by the class. At one of the first rallies of the year the class banner made its first appearance. The class sponsored the April Showers dance, and everyone who attended had a wonderful time. One of the terrific things about being a lunior is that you can finally attend the Prom. But a lot of money had to be raised by selling magazines before the Prom could be held and it was a lunior, Carol Knowles, who received the jack pot built up during the magazine drive. Mr. Moser, class advisor, can certainly be proud of such an active group. MR. MOSER WINIFRED HAMILTON Advisor Girls' Athletic Manager at ff E '97 4' or , 'vt' DON WECKESSER Vice President JACK BRUMLEY PAT MATUS Secretary NORMA YAPPERT Treasurer Yell Leader FRED HARRIS BOB WHYTE Boys' Athletic Manager Student Representative y tr r Q is 5, ' it 'V 'gi 'V it 1 , X 3 fi 2.53, , S 'Q 5 'R K R sw wg? X Y it l r , M .1 . , , 2 . 977 Q ' iw f 9 Front Row: M. Britvec, D. Bradley, D. Beilby, E. Bowles, R. Boodt, A Bresette. Second Row: C. Bonham T. Bivins, N. Bull, B. Brazil, I. Booker I. Bevans, L. Chin. Third Row: A Maison, D. Berbert, I. Bresette, I Benson, H. Bergler, C. Bevans, B Childress. Front Row: I. Cadienie, G. Byers, L. Leeman, L. Burkett. Second Row: D. Butler, S. Bryant, S. Bumgarner, S. Carr, E. Briones, D. Carrillo. Third Row: I. Burns, I. Cantu, B. Carlon R. Cameron. ll. -1 I. Y I I I i' Q Front How. C. Miller, R. Escalante, F. Es trada, C. Foster, C Cruz, D. Cowan, I. Curiis. Second Row: M. L. Cowles, N. Dal ton, B. DeSmidt, C Escalante, B. Dolly, A. DeBaun, D. De- Goitardi. Front Row: I. Baker, R. Bailey, A Ardaiz, B. Arias, L. Beard, B. Arita Second Row: F. Alarnillo, C. Acker man, G. Alvernaz, L, Bellinghausen G. Beller, D. Amo, R, Bailey, D. Bauer Third Row: I. Brumley, l. Beebe, A Iercich. WT 1llfIl0I'5 Front Row: R. Escalante, R. Wiggins, K. Hansston, A. Hane, P. Herrlich, E. if ra Howe, P. Henry. Second Row: M. Eolsberg, I. Fennell, D, Espinoza, A. Geiger, B. Hill, P. Hogan, W. Hirae hera, E. Hansen, A. Forrester. Third Row: I. German, I. Ferreira, L. Fran- icl'1,B, Hembree, B. Herrera, F. Harris, H. Hamel. Front Row: B. Hamblin, I. lellison, R. Freeman, H. Gassaway. Second Row: I. Fischer, M. Gonzales, L. Ganclrup, M. Gizdich, K. Goodwin, I. Garner. Third Row: I. Griffin, H. Grossman, B. Harrell, W. Hamilton. . 'fr i . Front Row: Fl. lwamasa, K. Kawasaki, C. Ingersoll, E. Iaime, T. ldemoto. Second R w' C iles E Kin D o . . , , g, . Hunter, A. lslriihara, I. Iolfinson, K. Iohnson, N. Groth. Third Row: M. Kalich, T. Iordan, G. Hubbard, D. Hannum, A. ldemoto. H65 .ig Front Row: T. Chin, I. Cornell, G. Ewers, D. Colberg, R. Clark. Second Row: V. Fagundes, M. Frank, M. Frazeir, P. Cecil, R. Carson, I. Flake. Third Row: H. Coney, D. Cole, B. Carpenter, D. Cooper, C. Ford, K. Christensen. 531 Front Row: G. Keith, G. Keeley, B. Kimura, Fl. Sawyer, B. Kurily. Second Row: P. Kelly, D. King, E. Kirnbrougli, C. Knowles, V. Kelly. Third Row: G. Kimmel, M. Koian, R. Kerr, K. Kliow- er, I. Kawata, H. Kolstad. X A+ EQ F mx R 'K ifok I' V if Front Row: E, Larkin, S. Kolcka, R. Martinez, B. Malinke. Second Row: R, McDaniel, N. Mathews, P. Malus, H. Matson, B. Mosegaard, I. Murata, I. Maruyania. Third Row: I. D. MC' Clendon, G. Lettunicli, L. Lintz, I. McGinnis, S. Maclia, G. McCloskey. Front Row: B. Ladd, I. Lawrence, L Kuroiwa, A. Lloyd, B. LaRue. Second Row: E. Lipslca, B. Lint, I. Lyons, D. Leach, R. Ladd. Front Row: A. Plake, K. Morimoto K. Moriki, G. McGowan, K. Mio Second Row: L. Mendes, A. Mc Waters, B. Montgomery, I. McKinney G. Mott. Third Row: I. Miller, H Mollenliauer, C. Mencer, D. Mollen liauer, G. Morgan. Froni Row: D. Sullivan, C. Westfall, S. Tarkiriglori, I. Taniguchi, C. Wong Second Row: M. Sells, L. Spain, E Tyler, P. Tallmari, Third Row: L. Sub- leii, B. Tomlin, W. Sweariy, D Sproule. ' Front Row: R. Rickman, I. Sandoval, M. Rodriguez, B. Schultz. Second Row: I. Rhoads, L. Roberoriia, E. l Rhoden, G. Rush, P. Pacheco, S. Schuyler, Third Row: R. Rhody, G. Schipper, E. Schedler. ic Front Row: O. Wagoner, F Vallier, D. Weckesser Second Row: R. Zullo, M Tsutsue, N. Yappert, I. Vil hauer. Third Row: I. Wood I. Solis, I. Wada. Front Row: G. Perry, L. Par- ker, H. Takemoto, L. Thomas. Second Row: A. Perveiich, L. Reeves, P. Pio, S. Pope, I. Pope, L. Pugh. Third Row: I. Radvich, B. Peterson, D. Priest, G. Pear- son, B. Pinkham, L. Nab- zeska. Front Row: G. Perry, L. Ogden, I. Massei. Second Row: S. Murata, M, Pereira, P. Newsom, E. Perez, D. Oberst, B. Munoz. Third Row: L. Nab- zeska, R. Marcos, B. Peterson, S. Pav- lovich. Front Row: W, Owens, R. Robbins Second Row: M. Schneider, F. Bum garner, R. Kusalich, C. Yarnos, M Villa. Third Row: R. W1lSOI'l, R. Iohn son, I. Farr, T, Powell. Front Row: D. Yahiro, L. R k Wakayarria, E. Velasquez. Second How: I. Shipman, Q- A M. Broadhead, B. Walker, I SJ' H. Wall, H. Vickers. Third ' Row: C. Wilson, D. Weizor, D. Wood, B. Whyte. Front Row: D. So, R. Sando val, D. Snyder, G. Silyey W. Silva, Second Row: V Scotti, B. Simas, E. Smiley, L. Snodgrass, C. Smith, I. Steele. Third Row: K. Smith, R. Sloan, A. Soldo, L. Sher rod, N. Smith, R. Smith. 5. S. Scif gi-1 J -K. My y -' ' BILLIE SILLIMAN ff V f ?Lii4w3 it A Secretary PHYLLIS NEIGHBORS 1 A '1- E Treasurer roM MORAN BILL HADEN President IOE FREEMAN Vice President MR. I-IOCKEL Advisor Yell Leader GORDON IWANAGA Student Representative The sophomore class of 56 under the leadership of Bill Haden, class president: and Mr. Hockel, who took up the role of Class Advi- ser, had a very successful year. Individual members of this class were out- standing in scholarship, athletics, music, and other fields of activity. In lanuary, many of the Sophomores were seen sporting their new class rings. They are patiently Waiting for next year when they will get their sweaters and at last be mighty upper classmen and able to smear lipstick on the lowly frosh. As the book goes to press, plans are being made for a sophomore party. Officers of this up and coming class are Bill Haden, president, Ioe Freeman, vice president: Elizabeth Silliman,secretary, Phyllis Neighbors, treasurer: Virginia Wilson, girls' athletic mana- ger, Leon Costello, boys' athletic manager, and Mr. Hockel, adviser. 'WWA- ,Q I lfsf . X ' - i 2 E z 4 sf sy V M ,A A , I 2 X' 1 2 , :jf VIRGINIA WILSON LEON COSTELLO Girls' Athletic Manager Boys' Athletic Manager Q mm 1 Front Row: L. Crumpton H. Cuddy, D. Defrese, E Dea, I. Freeman, G K. Crowe, R. Corley, I DeBaun, C. Copriviza, L Copriviza, F. Furtado, L Freeman. Third Row: L Coulson, L. Costello, I Fraga, I. Gamez, D. Fra zee, P. Foster, D. Frazier Front Row: R. Iairne, T. Kimoto, L. King, G. lver- son, H. Hoskins. Second Row: D. Iohnson, K. Howard, B. Humbird, D. Iaclcson, P. Huckaby, S. lwanaga. Third Row: B. Humble, R. Kennedy, C. Keith, M. Iensen, G. Ier- cich, G. lwanaga, I. Hudson. Front Row: L. Atkins, F. Balow, I. Alexan der, I. Arnaz, L. Acuesta. Second Row: E. Ashton, B. Barbin, V. Arrey, M. Barrientos S. Aguirre, B. Ashcraft. Third Row: K. An- thony, I, Andrien, K. Kearney, I. Ashcraft. Front Row: D. Chaddock, M. Burt, R. Clay, B. Coffey. Second Row: N. Crawford, N. Christal, M. Camphouse, N. Burns. I. Car- penter, B. Caldwell. Third Row: L. Broyles, I. Combs, R. Carranco, A. Buholov, N. But- ler, R. Cernokus. ..q.f Gardiner, Second Row: i' UT!! . W, . 5 . ,. x 'I ' My x , . is-fe Wfsfv I 1 F WT i Front Row: I. Dias, G. Everett, S. Es! calcxno, O. Elston, I. Edsloerg. Second Row: I. Dynes, B. Elliott, M. Erickson, P. Fagundes, I. Ewing, D. Davis, M. Farrar, E Ferrone Third Row: E. Eoker, I. Eiskarnp, P. Denny, I. Dolly, W. Ellingwood, R. Erickson. 1 I it moto, A. Fort, T. Franco, D. Herrick, R. Gary, B. Hirahara. innus, C. Hatley, S. Harbin, M. Frazier, I. Hopper, A. Harris, D. Hembree, P. Hart. .fl-. i .. ' ' V f Front Row: D. Holder, L Gray, S. Hansston, B Gilbert, H. Gonzales, B. Harlan. Second Row: C. Halwarcl, A. Fischer, I. Hal- ward, S. Gilman, I. Hanner, I. Hiromoto, A. Hamada, I Goins. Third Row: D. Har- ris, I. Gray, B. Guziiles, C. Gomez, D. Haley, P. Gos- podnetich, I. Halward. 1 Front Row: D. Hiura, D. Te- haney, K. Muronaka, I. Gray, L. Gerst, K. Miller. Second Row: I. Greenwood, L. Anauevo, G. Lopes, E. Wyckoff, D. Mangan, W. Cox, V. Wilson. Third Row: G. Anderson, L. lversen, G. DeMoss, l. Armstrong, B. Blinkenberg, I. Henningsen N. Foster, I. Sherrifs. r Front Row: Y. Fuji- Second Row: I. Gelz- Svphamor Front Row: F. Levy, C. Kuebler, T. Kodarna, B. Laudner, B. Leeman, T. Lewis. Second Row: M. Kusanovich, L. Lawrence, E. Kirk, P. Leonard, B. Lewis, D. Lewis. Third Row: C. Lam- bert, D. Lester, G. Norris, G. Loew, T. Leathers, B. Lee. Front Row: G. Bishop O. Brandow, C. Batz loll, V. Barton, G Blair. Second Row: I Bernal, T. Beller, P Benich, G. Bethany I. Brand, R. Bartolino Third Row: D. Blan , ton, L. Beavers, E. Beadnell, I. Bartley, B. Bethenod, K. Bled- SOG. Front Row: G. Marlowe, W. Marquez, M. Maldonado, I. Martinez, E. Myatt. Second Row: B. Ludwick, N. Long- worth, G. Moorhead, G. Moorhead, K. Marshall, I Maruyama, M. E. Martinez Third Row: M. Miller, G Loveday, B. Mitchell, L Mason, M. Moriki, M. Mino E. Miller, Front Row: E. McReynolds, I. McGinnis, T. McGee, S. Matsuoka, G. McRae, B. Meidl, l. Milcas. Second Row: N. I. Meyers, E. Mez- ger, E. McGowan, G. Mc- Gowan, D. Maxtielcl, P. Neighbors, K. Myers. Third Row: W. Macon, G. Mc! Kague, R. McCloskey, D. McDowell I Mello Front Row E Pate M Phillips D Moor ltr n head H McGinnis I Owen B Phillips I Pargeon Second Row L Orfield K Nelson L Overson S Nunes D Pelich P Martinez S Rivera Third Row T Moran R Neff M Newland B Navarre S. Matsunaml. 3 . ia. , .,,... 34 ,v Q. gf . 3 1 Ulflflffl' S 5 1 aff 1 v .M if- . ,L .. K! Front Row: D. Roberts W. Morford, R. Momcmd T. Rogan. Second Row B. Marcos, L. Martin C. Miskow, G. Dollar T. Montez. Third Row D. Momand, M. Loftin, S Quintero, I. Tudden, M Miller. Front Row: F. Ramirez, R. Smith, D. Reyes, T. Rcrngel, A. Pringle Second Row: A. Rapoza D. Pinkham, R. Perry, C Peterson, E. Praskey, I Pio. Third Row: M. Pier son, K. Rhodes, C. Peter son, B. Reynolds, H Pritchard. . Front Row: I. Smith. B. Smith, G. Urabe, I. To- basa, P. Tull. Second Row: I. Totten, E. Silli- man, I. Siebes, L. Smith, C. Smith, A. Shirachi, B. Smiley. Third Row: M. Shields, N. Sharpe, E. Shilleto, I. Sheffield, T. Storm, I. Silvey. 5259? Front Row: R. Selby, I Santos, T. Rodriquez, I N Ribeiro, B. Rutherford, S Schipper, P. Ryan, R Ronsse. Second Row: Rollins, P. Rusler, F Ruda, E. Ruiz. Third Row: M. Sandoval, R Schulte, R. Ross. Front Row: H. Webb, C Williams, D. White, A Winston, G. Wernrner Second Row: N. Wubb emhorst, W. Trerribley M. Werbelow, A. Vlacli C. Zils. Third How: H Yoshido, N. I. Tapella V. Wood, G. Watts. li Front Row: D. Shaw, B. Timberlake, B. Stoddard, H. Taniguchi, W. Swit- zer, C. Taylor, I. Tate, S. Standridge. Second Row: B. St. Iohn, F. Smoot, L. Taylor, P. Tay- lor, D. Shilleto, R. Stow- ers, I. Stosser. Third Row: P. Sowards D. Schlapia, N. Sorenson, D. Starbird, F. Sparks, D. Spurgeon, L. Sousa. , tk. L-7r shmcvz ,1,. f 1' 5 ,r . ,L AHRE ARDAIZ 1, ice President 1. r r s t QW ., ,Q... r L, ,F 1 BE'rsY woNG JUDY HANNUM -' QU,. Secretary-Treasurer Yell Leader it nm Dicus IEANNINE HUBBARD V r m iL Boys' Athletic Manager Girls' Athletic Manager 5i ' if - fifrifi? f fe HK, ML i s5,zKa:f'::-.3 'LL' 1 ,ggi f-,Mg ,:,f,:.i:.,,, it 21212 it F . F F ' new s ,.Q::.','g,,1izi:13,2.3.g+,3.1, y,, A 5:v'i 1' nu,ffn5+f4gf0:Y:?y!,imisfit.-. .1i RONALD MCCLEISTER President ' . V 5 i A ' h ' ree The beginning of the school term found the ' 15 Freshman Class of '57 bewildered and some- ii'i rfw- what afraid of this new school life. During the if 'F F first days, Freshmen kept a sharp eye out for lurking upper classmen, not knowing when or F' where they would strike. The excitement over, the class settled down f - to work under the able leadership of Ronald s McCleister, class president, and Mr. Pfeiffer, class adviser. One of the class activities was a Very suc- M H' cessful rally put on to show off the talent of the r Freshman class. They chose green and white QR for their class colors. V Taking over the office of vice-president was ,. Aran Ardaizg Betsy Wong was elected secre- i ff mr- Y tary-treasurer, the student body representative t was Lorene Dyerg Ieanine Hubbard was girls' athletic manager: and lim Dicus was boys' athletic manager. Last but not least in order of importance was Iudy Hannum, yell leader. MR. PI-'IEFFER LORENE DYER 1 , Adviser Student Board Representative 1 ,,VV Vbu, Ee, ,ss :- - W - steve., 51 M- I H vw -i 2s,:,-:J f--9h!.,:s- ,s:s-t--mmf' 'ff-,--4'-5 .. ,,.. , 'Q wise ll Q 'F ,v , is , if shm lfl Front Row: B. Bell, C. Benson Benson. K. Blanton, T. Beavers. Second Row: I. Biehl, I. Beck, P. Blair, L. Berkshire, B. Beard, E. Bevans. Third Row: R. Britvec, ' l I. Bixler, I. Beebe, D. Beukers. Front Row: M. Arrey, I. Arruiza, H. Bailey, E. Baldwin. Second Row: D Ashburn, R. Bales, P. Batson, D. Barnes, M Atkins. Third Row S. Armstron , D . : g . , Armstrong, E. Ball, D. Bacher, S. Arne buster ii: Front Row: I. Delavan, L. Delaney, N. Edwards, E. Dutfey. Second Row M. Day, M. Edwards, L. Dyer, S England. Third Row: R. Diete-rich R. Dixon, L. Dugger, V. Duncan. Jen Nwflr Front Row: I. Alaga, P. Alaga, G. Ackerman. Second Row: D. Arellano, C. Apel, A. Anderson, I. Akiyoshi, B. Allee. Third How: D. Addle-man, B. Andrien, I. Altman, A. Ardaiz. it 1 5555 I. ri 5 I 4315 '5 YW Front Row: R. Harris, F. Harris, I. Helm, I. Higaki, I. Herrick. Second Row: H. Henderson, B. Halley, B. Henry, C. Hiatl, P. Hewetl. Third Row: M. Henderson, I. Henson, W. Havens, P. Harris, I. Heinlz, D. Hardy. Front How B. Cloud, G. Costa, B. Churchrll M. Casio. Second Row: C Connor B. Clements, C. Corrigan, T Cortez Third Row: M. Colbert, L Clark D Corley, S. Coffman. ll Front Bow: B. Bradford, G. Brumley, M. Bye, P. Burke. Second Row: C. Bresetle, M. Bogisich, I. Blohm, R. Brurnii P. Butlon, M. Brumil, M. Boyd, E. Brantley. Third Row: B. Burks, R. Bonnema, D. Blum K. Brown. 1 Front Row: R. Forrester, I. Frank, E Fagalde. Second Row: I. Escalante B. Fagundes, R. English, M. A. Plath B, Farr, S. Fambrini. Third How: H Fowle, I. Flores, B. Fenner, R. Ferree C. Evans, R. Franzke. Front Row: C. Frisel, D. Gardiner A. Gonzales, R. Gipson. Second Row C. Giberson, A, Freitas, E. Puentez I. Freeman, B. Frost. Third Row: D Gilkison, I. Gibson, I. Frost. Front Row: I. Clark, M. Car penter, C. Cameron, I. Chin, F. Cadiente. Second Row: L. Cardoza, M, Colaw, A. Caoile, N. Ceballos, S. Carpe-netti, S. Crawford, M. Chinn. Third Row: I. Chil- cote, D. Casini, I. Carrillo, I. Covington L. Chamber- lain, M. Byers, I. Carter, R. Coulston. 4 Front Row: K. Idemoto, N. Holbrook, D. Howe. Second Row: R. Iohnson, ,- I. Iohnson, R. Iohnson, E. Hunier, any, M' Front Row: G. Olander, D. McDaniel D. Otis, B. Osborn, M. O'Conriell Second Row: K. Morimoto, B. I Parker, S. Owen, B. A. Owen, K Parker. Third Row: I. McDowell, G. Ortiz, B. Perez, B. Osborn, K. Russell ,,....' uses- Q' E. Hopper, B. Iackson. Third Row: E. Husman, I. Iensen, I. Hubbard, C. Iensen, I, Iohrison. B. Iohnson. 1 f, I Front Row: G. Lacy, F. Len, B. Lea, M. Larkin. Second Row: G. Kuroiwa, M. Leclesma, K. H. Kuroiwa, I. S. Leathers, L. LeBarre, A. Leclesma, M. Leon. Third Row: R. Large, R. Large, I. Lacy, P. LeBarre. fm Front Row: M. Keeley, B. Iohns- ton, G. Kimoto, L. Ketwakat, L. Koskela, C. Iohnston. Second Row: I. Iordon, M. Kerns, D. Kerns, I. Kramer, H. Kokka. Third Row: B. Kajihara. T. Kalich, D. Kermarcl, H. Kidd, Front Row R. McCollum, R. Nead Y Nagai, B, Monty, C. ' Norris Second Row: M. A. -+- L .fm Dominguez M. Mones, P, Mu- sick W Mumm, P. O'Farrell. W Palmer. Third Row: Y. Nead M Morgan, H. Nielsen C Morrison, I. Montgomery, 'Qin Front Row F Lucero, R. Lynn, A Macedo G. Knepp, R. , Lopez C Maddox. Second Row R Lievanos, B. Lottin, V. Lipska A Lawrence, S. Luns- ford A Luporini, I. Lord. Third Row S Mann, I. Maderos, RZ Loftin D Lord, H. Kelsey. Front Row: G. Miller, R. Meek, A Mino. Second Row: B. Miller, M Miskow, M. Miller, I, Mizuta, D. Mello. Third Row: M. McVary, K. Miller, L. Mitchell, I. Mezger. ' S 1 'X -eq... Q . .f,. ,VY 1.1. in f ' YPA lit ' Pi xie Front Row: A. Marfield, B. McColl1im, L. Martinez, I. Martinez, T. Molina B. Martinez. Second Row: I. Mathews I. Mathews, M. L. Matson, I. Mar- lowe, L. Moncada, P. McCutcheon. Third Row: R. Markovich, R. Mc- Cleister, F. McCombs, H. Martinez E. Marini, A. Marmo. I .4- is Y Front Row S Rigor L Par ton, N. Norton, I. Pope-jov, P. Pteifier. Second Row: M. Orosco, B. Pritchard, C. Phelps, E, L. Pritchard, I. Poggi, A. M. Read. Third 95,44 Row: I. Perry, M. Potter, B. Rackly, D. Reader, C. Rich- ardson, E. Reimer, C, Pettus. Front Row: S. Siebes, I. Silva, D. Pini S. Steven. Second Row: S. Sloan, E. Sida, G. Shauver, T. Skillicorri, B. Smith, E. Simmons. Third Row: N. Sim- mons, E. Smith, W. Shauver, C. Shue, K. Smith, R. Shugart. Front Row: P. Standen, T. Standen, P. Sousa, L. Smith. G. Steele. Second Row: K. Snyder, P. Starbird, S. Solis, A. Stoddard, M. Smith, N. Smith. Third Row: M. Sny- der, M. Statua, M. Solano, N. Smith. Front Row: R. Sanchez, E. Scott, B. Ronsse, R. Myatt, A. Rodriguez. Second Row: R. Russell, I. Rowe, B. Sampson, M. Roberts, D. Robey, Third Row: I. Sharp, L. Rogers, E. Roth, D. Sebring, N. Scurich. .Il ,,--,.-.. Front Row: C. Young, G. Wrathall, B. Youmans. Second Row: N. I. Wolfe, R Zuniga, Y. Yoshida, K. Yamoshito, S. Yoshida, L. Yahiro. Third Row: C. Wy- ga S. Witt, I, Wolcott, B. Woolton, M. Worley, B. Wong, A, Yarnes. Front Row: E. Webb, I. Whyte, I White. Second Row. A. Weddle, B. Weedon, D. Waldsen, I. Webb, B. Wilson. Third Row: N. William son, P. White, S. Winvick, G. Wilson. Front Row: T. L. Uehara, B. Turtchell, L. Unruh, B. Vincent, H. White. Second Row: S. Strouse, P. Vaughn, S. Trafton, A. Vassallo, F. Vance, S. Turcotte, I. Torn- linson. Third Row: I. Tin- dall. L. Viclak, I, Taylor, B. Wada, G. Toney, D. Vines. 2 im.. Front Row: A. Tarazon, I. Summers, A. Storey, R. Stolich, L. Stone. Second Row: M. Stromberg, I. Tao, F. Tanimura, K. Stone, C. Tarkington. Third Row: Y. Stone, M. Strohmeyer, I. Sullivan, I. Tanner, G. Tanner. Orgaumzfivns Q ggi? e -- Y ,.. D ... O .W Y .H l .Q U U- I .M 5 .U I vw 1 v- Y .wi vw! nw 5 sa- I Q'-Ni ss.. Y gl. I su-Y 0-i an-7 IL 3 I 13 4-3 8--3 dv? lk-7 'PV 'bi 'V'-'3 is-'L 1 1 FN? ft 9'-1 'W 'H f I , 'J' 1- 1 4 If QQ ' f , .4 F .1 , nf f J, , f ' z,f I ky . , ' ' ff ,J -4 ' fi, f Q V, ,H 'J A rn' fyff 15 'A ' - I 1 ,v . f ,, wwf . w ff, . if N W' ' +-,V-W., .,.l,,, f ,, V, i ,iff -1 1 A , fy ' K ' M ,- ,f A . f . v 3' 19,1 L , f I -'KJ' if K X 1 Y L' f .. xg M .7 'V ' ..,,f Q, A fn ff 1 1' J 1-,,,-,V if 'X ey 4 ,,v ww, ki 44.4- ,4 , .-'gf f- fzf ,f -6 L- ,Q-A f J' . 1,71 gy Qifu ,f 4 I I , fir... 1 4, A, H' ' 'V r -J yi , Q 9 ,V J, ' 1 1 -1. , ',, I F Q' A To sponsor exhibits of both local and outside art work, to build a per- ' manent collection of fine art work for the community, to improve the art education of members, to form a so- cial group of students with a common interest in art, and to assist other or- ganizations in improving the appear- ance of the school are the aims and purposes of the Art Club. Under the leadership of the president, Max An- derson, the club has carried out these ob- A t F iectives en- . tn Front Row: M. Pierson, A. shimchi, D. Mqxrieid, M. Yoshrkt-ras, D. King. second thusiastic- ll.t ll QQ , Row: D. Amo, I. Ewing, L. Orfield, I. Shirachi, S. Iack, I. Bevans. Third Row: Guy' I' V. Wood, A. Provence, Ft, Escalante, T. McQuary, M. Anderson. -,S lg... 41 'Y' . ' X .AEA MAX ANDERSON 6 Q O President The DOA started the year off with a bang by attending the Pro football game between the San Francisco Forty-Niners and the Chicago Bears. All the students who made the trip found Pro football very different from college and high school football, but lots of fun. Throughout the year the club members also amused themselves by trying to solve hard math problems. The year's activities will be ended with a party for all club members. Front Row: R. Gary, T. McGee, W. Hicks, T. Kimoto, I. Freeman, L. Andersen, M. Yoshikado I. Greenwood, A. Hamada, I. l-liromoto. Second Row: I. Leathers, A. Ardaiz, B. Whyte C. Westfall, B. Reynolds, A. Lloyd, R. Lewis, L. Ano Nuevo, N. Groth, L. Spain. Third Row: Mr. Schwellenbach, R. Freeman, I. Iellison, B. Fenner, D. Iensen, G. Kimmel, M. Kojan, I. REID FREEMAN lvelich, C. Eppley, E. Yamada, N. Bull. Fourth Row: G. McCloskey, K. Smith, P. Foster, R. President Petersen, D. Wood, E. Ura, B. Ftouse, L. Hopkins, K. Kliewer, M. Osborn, V. Wood, I. Ashcraft. 1 o 35.3 f... I Qtr rt. mr. his un an a ,Q I unizfr K d 6'r0.s'.s' f on The Iunior Red Cross started off the year by having a membership drive. This proved very successful and the money was used to buy meal tickets for students who could not afford . them. To cheer up patients, tray favors were sent to the Tuscon Veterans' Hospital. 1 my 2 , S f' 5 V ...ss is BOB PETERSEN President at .., 3 Q 3 -was .51 . . KA. GERRY WEAVER President IQ 'Fl 3 'alt 5-Nairn!-1 This was the thirty-seventh year this service has been performed. The committee also deco- rated the hospital at Fort Ord at Christmas z 'r,,,. n Front Row: Miss Blizzard, T. Sullivan, G. Lettunich, B. Kimbrough I Siebes Bob Pet- erson serv- ed as pre- sident for the year. G, Wall, D. Hunter. Second Row: D. Weizer, I. Edsberg, D. Carrey: si Siebes R. McCleister, G. Wilson. Third Row: S. Pavlovich, E. Smith, D. Codiga, K. Smith B. Petersen. ?rcr1ch French Club activities, which included a Halloween party at the home of David Weizer, a beach party, a picnic, a Christmas dinner, and a Christmas basket donated to the Salvation Army, were highlighted by a French dinner at the home of Ann Alexander. French dishes were served and Iimmy Ludden led the group on a travel tour of France via pictures. Officers for this year were Gerry Weaver, President: Sue Gilman, vice president: Iohn Eiskamp, secretary- treasurer. Sront Row: R. Gary, I. Marlowe, E. Wyckoff, A. Alexander, A. Mori, I. Maruyama, L. .d , . i ak, C. Petius, S. Gilman. Second Row: A. Read, I. Ewing, I. Iohnson, N. Bull, I. Ashcroft, G. McGowan, L. Ano Nuevo, C. Copriviza, I. Mathews, R. Lewis, Miss Blizzard. Third How: Ft. Shugart, I. Gibson, L. Unruh, W. Switzer, E. Smith, G. Weaver, L. Snodgrass, P. Blair, P. Blohm, I. Beebe. Fourth Row: l. Bee-be, I. Ludden, C. Lambert, I. Siebes, L. Hopkins, M. Willey, D. Weizer, I. Sheffield, S. Pavlovich, D. Martin. A YIKI' Q feng 99 main-, U ,J v-MK..-ng. -7- 'W Front Row: I. Gomez, P, l-liura, R. Hopper, P. Patterson, F. Galimba. Second Row: I. Edsberg, E. Lynn, S. Matano, M. Flake, M, Willey, W. Marquez. Third Row: I. McCleister, D. Flores, T. President Marini, B. Reynolds, B. Brasher, I. Siebes. Fourth Row: M. Anderson, B. Herrlich, K. Antle, L. Hop- kins, B. Fierro, A. Provence. HIHOMI TAKEMOTO Em 72? L3-mLf:f.z, .. V. , ' . One of the biggest undertak- ings of the Block W society every year is sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins dance. This is always a rollicking success and well attended for the girls ask the boys. The Block W also sells programs at the football games and handles the conces- sions. Every year the club ends the year with a picnic at Bolado Park. Officers for this year were Hiromi Takemoto, president: Bob Fierro, vice-presidentg Ed Bowles, secretary: and Tom Marini, treasurer. i fd V . i' Vis. fl' ,L n. .i . rf' W .YQ-F' Front Row: H. Takemoto, S. Kokka, I. Cadiente, A. Ardaiz, L. Thomas, G. Perry, D. Sullivan, G. Ashton. Second Row: D. Hiura, G. lwanaga, G. Keeley, C. Gomez, I. Curtis, C. Smith, D. Bowles, G. Byers, C. Westfall, I. Radvich. Third Row: E. Velasquez, H. Escalante, K. Moriki, I. Iellison, B. Hembree, I. Brurnley, L, Nabzeska, D. Colberg, I, Dolly, A. Plake. Fourth Row: I. Willey, D. Weizer, D. Cole, L, Coulson, F, Harris, B. Whyte, H. Kolstad, D. Blanton, D. Cooper, P. Herrlich, C. Daniels, R. Sloan. AN' iff Front Row: S. Schuyler, R. Lewis, P. Maples, P. Farrell. Second Row: I. Schutte, L. Overson, B. Sirnas, B. Lint, P. Cecil. Third Row: E. Lipska, B. Barnet, P. Price, M. Kojan, G. Lettunich. Fourth PAT MAPLES The GAA members Signed Row: S. Malone, I. Hopper, D. Amo, K. Mclntyre, president the year OH with G Christmas G. Weaver, I. lvelich, L. Blanchard. party and initiation. The new members had to carry an un- cooked eqq around with them and qet 25 members' siqnatures on it. Everyone will agree they had loads of fun. April 3, the members atten- ded a playday in Carmel, They enjoyed themselves immensely. Three days later there was an- other initiation. With this last activity the girls ended the year of l954. The officers were Pat Maples, president: Iune Shirachi, vice- president, and Florence Wong, treasurer, Amy Mori, secretary. 1'-F 4... 49' lla Front Row: P. Doran, F. Wong, I. Chilcote, M. Yoshikado, L. Smith, K. Marshall, A. Hada, D. Hembree. Second Row: C. Yarnes, N. Yappert, A. Shirachi, V. Wilson, I. Garner, N. Branson, C. McGinnis, L. Mason, A. Mori, I. Maruyarna Third Row: W. Hamilton, K. Iohnson, l. Maruyama, L, Ano Nuevo, D. King, A. lshizuka, A. lshihara, I. Shirachi, E. Yamada, I. Oda, L. Blanchard. Fourth Row: D. Mollenhauer, L. Bellinghausen, D. Schlapia, S. Gilman, S. Macha, V. Lipska, R. Rollins, N. Tapella, B, Humbird, A. Geiger. Y Szzf fy Kvuncil J'-V t ,A,., -' I - f 1 I F, t ' V .,,A Y f y ' i l if x' A sg 1 ut, ' CLYDE WESTFALI. . President .,... ' . 1 , Q. if ' f YQ Front Row: E. Hunter, D. Hunt- i V W er, I. Iohnson, C. Yarnes, H. Weigh? I . , I i ,- ..- . . Miller, R. Erickson, N. Foster. ' F Second Row: R. Freeman, P. ' A 5 -F E Pio, H. A. Matson, I. Totten. 1, -our ' - .A N. Christal, L. Snodgrass. Third This year under the leadership of Clyde Westfall the Safety Council or- ganized the traffic control committee. This group will direct the traffic at the four corners of the school. A safety movie was shown and officer Oieda from the Watsonville Police Department spoke to the student body. ln the spring a swimming party is planned. Other officers were, Ioyce Iohnson, secretary, and Gary Watts, treasurer. Kally Eommiffec Front Row R Forrester, P. Benich, P. Chilcote, D. Forrester, C. Stenger, N. Smith, F. Wong P Devitt. Second Row: B. Brazil, G. Lettunich, I. lvelich, P. Maples, I. Pio, B Kimbrough B. Munoz, P. White. Third Row: W. Chroust, S. Pope, T. Sullivan, M. Fior- ovich I Fennell, K. Myers, D. Sullivan, L. Lintz, G. McGowan, Fourth Row: L. Reeves, B Rouse H Flint, D. Flint, B. Whyte, M. Coffey, D. Cooper, L. Smith, B. Haden, D. Bowles G lwanaga. sw 'S . wg. .,. ...M - . .. , ,. i W wi'i . it 15' eefffwgi t I , .f-' Q ff ' , . .moi L ' Q ,, .-.Q iw sbt. , s-'. K '.'- ft. . - 'M' Row: R. Escalante, B. Ander- son, I. Miller, N. Sorenson, B. Momand, B. Guzules. Fourth Row: C. Westfall, D. Martin, S. Pavlovich, I. Beebe, W. Mor- ford, G. Watts. School spirit, rallies, football, basketball! all these things tie in closely with the rally committee. A new addition to the committee this year were the Pom Pom girls, adding color and spirit to the rallies and games. A few outstanding characters in rallies this year were the Blacks g Harriet the Hepstery Lady Victory: and Watsonman. Some of the ex- change rallies this year are sure to be long re- membered. Pat Devitt, as chair- man, did an outstand- ing job. PAT DEVITT Chairman 'mr ..f,. i yy V MARGARET OSBORN President Front How: B. Kimbrough, P Benich, L. Andersen, E. Wyck off, P. Doran. Second Row Miss Carlyon, A. Alexander C. Yarnes, I. Cooper, I. Sher riffs, I. Greenwood. Third Row C. Eppley, M. Kojan, R. Button G. McGowan, M. Osborn, S. Gilman. .91 Treble Clef, composed of honor music students, has had an outstanding year. On the program for the year was a trip to San Francisco to visit the Standard Hour Broadcast at the War Memorial Opera House. Activities of the year also included cake sales at the Bi-Rite and Day Lite Markets. Potluck dinners and the annual Treble Clef Tea given by the girls for their parents and friends rounded out the activities of the year. The members also ushered at the Civic Music Association concerts. Officers for the year were Margaret Osborn, president, Ann Alexander, vice president, Carolyn Yarnes, secretary, Roberta Button, treasurer, and Miss Carlyon, adviser. The dance commit- tee, headed by Martha Lou Cowles, highlight- ed social activities this year. The Committee sponsored all the after game dances, and put on a March of Dimes dance. The proceeds from this dance was given to the March of Dimes. The committee arranged to have band music at all dances. With the profits they purchased the public address system for the cafeteria. The lovely unique decorations for each dance added the final touch for a fine year. MARTHA LOU COWLES Chairman Z? use Ljamfuiffee Front Row: N, Ribeiro, E. Silliman, L. Dyer, I. White, M. L. Cowles, T. Bivins, D. Forrester, C. Corrigan, I. Sullivan. Second Row: L. Sloan, G. lwanaga, P, Hiura, G. Cowles, D. Baker, G. Weaver, P, Maples, B Reynolds, N. Groth. Third Row: P. White, H. Takernoto, B. Gilbert, I. Siebes, I. Curtis, T. Sullivan, S, Siebes, I. Palrntag, D. Sullivan, Mrs. Worthington. Fourth Row: I. Edsberg, L. Reeves, B. Brasher, A. Provence, L. Baker, L. Lintz, K. Mclntyre, B. Petersen, G. Baker, E, Smith. i,,,,, f . '57 xv :fi f- fy TTSVTD Graf. ff? 125' isa. if t 1 ,JL is if . . 'Z' I3 we UM VESTAL . . . , .. .. .. . .. . , President Qtr i K kg- , , , ont Row: L. Parker, F. Gallmba, R. lwamasa, S. Siebes, A. Alexander, D. Forrester, P. Pio, H. Matson, N. Meyers, A, Lloyd, L. Kosekela, G. Wrathall. tcond Row: M. Flake, I. Vestal, B. Brasher, D. Baker, P. Maples, L, Anderson, E. Wyckoff, I. Sherriffs, N. Christal, C. Yarnes, E. Smith, M. Bye. Third ' ' ' t . W tts. Fourth Row: R. Freeman, rw: D. Starbird, E. Hansen, I. Freeman, L. Wilson, I. White, T. Sullivan, B. Rouse, I. Edsberg, I. Sheffield, NV. Chrous , G a Bresette, K. Mclntyre, G, Weaver, L. Baker, I. lvelich, M. Willey, B. Herrlich, I. Flake, B. Fenner, D. Bacher. DALE SKILLICORN President Q . . J! Q N1 Th Photo Club started off the year by being presented with a dark-room. The dark-room is e located in the old Manzanita cottage. Mr. Coehlo taught club members how to develop film and print pictures. The officers of the club were Itm Vestal, president: Louise Baker, vice president: and Pat Maples, secretary-treasurer. Hand One of the finest and most active organizations in our school is the Band. They have appeared many times at both community and school affairs. They were always on hand at rallies and foot- ball games. They also played at the formal opening of the County Court House in Freedom, Memorial Day and Armistice Day services, and will be seen in the 4th of Iuly parade, Officers for the year were as follows: Dale Skillicorn, president: Susurnu Matano, vice president, and Phyllis Doran, secretary-treasurer. N F t D Blevins R Savage V Wilson S Schyler Second Row: M Osborn C MacPherson, B. Front How: . os er, . , . , . , . . . , . , Blinkenberg, I Armstrong, I. Hubbard, D. Hiura, I. Booker, L. Andersen, I. Sherriffs, I, Greenwood, I. Wood, A Geiger, G, DeMoss, R. Vtfiggins. Third Row: L. Ano Nuevo, I. Gray, I. Armstrong, E. Reimer, M. A. Flath, H Carmichael, G. Lopes, E. Wyckoff, C. Ackerman, B. Her rera, P. Doran, D. Cox, I. Curtis. Fourth Row: D. Tehaney ' R. M t' E. M n l Gerst H Kelsey I Hudson L Wolf S Matano, B. Kimura, K, Muronaka, S. Armstrong, arlnez, e E L k G donna, lversen, Brasher. Filth Row: Sweany, K.Miller, P. Kearney, D. Skillicorn, G. Baker, . ips a, . Anderson, P. Spangler, I. Bartley, C. Bevans. Je fs.. 4. 'H is F? PAT DEVITT Student Director Front Row: I. Rhoads, I. Love, B. Kimbrough, S. Pope, R. Martinez, S. Escalano, W. Chroust, L. Mason, P. Benich, P. Devitt. Second Row: G. McGowan, F Zimmerman, I, Farr, VV. Sweany, R. Dickey, L. Wilson, L. Franich, C. Yarnes, I. Shipman, Miss Carlyon. Third Row: P. Stocking, M. Erickson, M. Broadhead B. Mahnke, R. McMordie, D. Tickner, R. Bollinger, I. Stosser, C. Zils, B. Lewis, L. Smith. Fourth Row: M. Kojan, C. Eppley, H. Button, I. Griffin, C. Ingersoll R. Bonnema, I. Frey, G. McCloskey, T. Switzer, S. Carr. Under the direction of Miss Carlyon, the Mixed Chorus has had a very successful year. They participated in school programs both at WUHS and out of town. They also went to M.P.C. for a Christmas party. They sang for the Rotary and Kiwanis, and went to King City to sing in the Honor Chorus. They also participated in the music festival which was held at Watsonville this year. The operetta was The Fortune Teller. The annual picnic was held at Bolado Park. Officers IOY COOPER of the chorus were Patty Devitt, student director, and Charlotte Eppley, secretary. Pr9SidG1'1i One of the highlights of a very active year for the orchestra was their appearance at the two ' performances of the Senior Play, You Can't Take It with You. The group also furnished music ' i for the Christmas program. On several occasions they played for the enjoyment of grammar school . students in local schools. The orchestra was also host to the Spring Concert and Music Festival .,,,,,,, if held this year in Watsonville. H '- Ioy Cooper served as president for the year. Front Row: R. Britvec, B. Parker, R. Roper, W. Hamilton, G. Ackerman, B. Reynolds, I. Cooper, F. Wong, B. Ash- 'A craft. Second Row: C. Iensen, I. Dee, W. Switzer, R. Shugart, I. Fruh, M. Osborn, P. Doran, S. Gilman, R. Rollins ' G. Moorhead. Third Row: H. Pritchard, K. Miller, c. Iohnston, F. Eaker, M. Miller, N. sorenson, F. vqiiier, 1. Totten: Fourth Row: I. Cantu, D. Cowan, E. Mendonca, D. Skillicorn, D. Beilby, L. Wolf, P. Kearney. an an ,, f..f..' 215, t' ' 11 M ' .' t EQ. .... 1 Va uw A i...., fi its This year's officers have been very outstanding and the activities have been many. Ten boys went to the F.F.A. interschool basketball ,W conference which was held at King City. Two delegates went to a re- cjonalconknence.Dunngthefustpartofthesecond mxnemera pany y s, was held with the F. H. A., and was a huge success. Two delegates also 'gr' yventto a skne conventknr Tenklnve phuns caH kn a knher and son banquet. FQ, .ZX x . if A NORMAN SMITH President ai . -, R if 'F 'W ' .4 'fx Y: tk Q 7 fr 'NL ., I . X .. . , , --. Q, W, .., , jj, Front Row: T, Powell, B. Clark, I. M Bresette, E. Larkin, B. Hopper, L. Wilson, B. Bowles, Fl, Sandoval, A. Ardaiz. Second Row: T. Medeiros, B. Escalante, L. Ogden, I. Edsberg, S. Tarkington, C. Ford, I. Badvich, I. Flake, B. Wilson. Third Row: F. Estrada, I. Cornell, G. Keith, T. Moran, I. Lintz, E. Lynn, C. Bevans, G. Morgan, M. Willey. Fourth Row: I. Massei, C. Smith, P, Turley, M. Flake, G. Schipper, G. Hubbard, B. Schnort, B. Herrlich, N, Smith, D. 4-we Bradley. Fifth Row: B. Morrison, D. Nunes, I. Benson, Fi. Mollenhauer, B. Hembree, B. Tomlin, I. Steele, B. Anderson, B. Day, I. Ferreira. if-'ff' I. 2. I Wi 'W BWWT Hp-. l . i K K -- Y W. we ,. .M uf... H. . ,V N ffy- . V .... . . . Front Row: D. Pini, L. Martinez, M. Potter, B. Stolich, M. Larkin, T. Crisal, D. Herrick, T. Beavers, M. O'Connell, I. Silva, I. Bichi P. Alaga, I. Arnaz, M. Colbert. Second Row: T. Bcirigel, I. Mendoza, F. Furtado, B, Vincent, F. Gomes, N. Fuller, Ft. Ellenwood, I Alaga, K. Dobler, I. Edsberg, C. Balyloit, L. Delaney, Ft. Zobel. Third Row: K. Serrantes, B. Coulston, I. Iohnson, D. Cruzan, F Lucero, E. Webb, K. Smith, I. Clark, N. Norton, E. Myatt, L. Simmons, V. Barton, L. Atkins, M. Sandoval. Fourth Row: S. Matsu narni, H. White, C. Bevans, B. Smith, H. McGinnis, B. Large, W. Macon, I. Bartley, I. Carrillo, S. Selden, I. Silvey, A. Buholov I. Loitin, I. Fraga, O. Brand-ore. 9 The Future Homemakers of America started the year off with a banq by , .1 winning second prize for their booth at the Santa Cruz County Fair. During 'bali , the weekend of October 16th, club adviser, Mrs. Roach, Billie Iean Humbird, ' 3 I and Shirley Hamel attended the annual California F.H.A. Conference at f fyyyyy Asilomar. On November 2nd, an initiation party was held for the new mem- M f f bers. On February l3th, Mrs. Roach and some of the active members atten- , ded the regional conference in Hollister. The last of the years' activities will BILUE IEANF HUMBIRD be an lnstallation Dinner with the parents invited. President Front Row: E. Baldwin, S. Carpenetti, P B. Humbird, B. Clements, L. Taylor, gb I l H fr C. Hatley. Second Row: D. King, Q55 -1, ' L If ug X V' rm, ,i I. Flores, M. A. Gizdich, B. Dolly, M, yy -fy I , white, M. B. smith. Third Row: B. cv- if--'I tlsi - I A i t . ff Sampson, A. Hansen, E. Hunter, H. -. 5.. 'A Af Q.. w y ' - wen, E. Mmm, D. Kerns, B. Hill. 1 f If , ,R -- ,, Fourth Row: D. Van Ess, I. Schutte, Q, - U ' , I V L. Spain, M. Kerns, M. Miller, I. V1 , - . 4 I 'ir' Tindall. qc ' ' V 'A' ,ff it . if - 1 .Adi WYA - Front Row: G. Steele, D. Cox, F ' ' .I lg Ferrone, B. Escalante, E. Gonzales 'N' '73 T' . B. Dolly, E. Ashton, B. Ludwick, I. wi I Tao. Second Row: I. Pelich, I. Kirke ner, D. Mollenhauer, D. Vanderpool M. Farrar, R. Tavarez, A. DeBaun D. Maxfield, C. Yarnes, I. Lawrence Third Row: M. Roach, A. McWaters, I. Garner, E. Hopper, A. Harris, l Hanner, L. Mason, D. Hembree, B Wolcott, B. Blinkenberg, D. Walsh Fourth Row: E. Armstrong, F. Smoot B. St. Iohn, I. DeBaun, K. Mclntyre D. Schlapia, K. Marshall, B. Lewis, M. Hirahara, L. Chinn. fi: Q A A as 0 429,29 Q-:Q ff' l i ijztgf f Q X. Front Row: L. Kuroiwa, I. Hiro- moto, F. Wong, I. Shirachi, M. Q. Yoshikado. Second Row: I. Maruyama, I. Rhoads, B. Bowles, I. White, I. Penne-ll, N. Yappert. Third Row: D. Espin- oza, I. Murata, D. Blevins, I. Schedler, A. Geiger. Fourth Row: R. Mahan, D. Van Ess, N. Oksen, G. Worley, I. Mate- asevich. .... . ... . HMM This years' Commercial Club was filled with fun under the capable leader- t M t'asevich president Barbara Bowles vice president: Sharon ship o Iune ai , 1 , Iack, secretary, Ioan Hiramoto, treasurer, and Mrs. Ruth Mahan, Adviser. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l b tt- th A black and white initiation party in the cafeteria started the c u o , en there was a Christmas party, with the exchanging of gifts, in the cafeteria also. ' h there. Selling candy at the baskeball games provided fun for all W o were Front Row: L. Roberonta, A. Ramirez, I. Vilhauer, R. Taveraz, M. Villa, L. Pugh, M. Gonzales K. Goodwin. Second Row: L. Chin, I. Pate, S. Hamel, C. Schell, S. Iack, M. Gizdich B. Dolly, M. Ochoa, M. Storm. Third Row: D. Uehara, P. Matus, H. Matson, I. Pope, P. Pio S. Cam, L. Lintz, T. Rush, B. Walker. Fourth Row: H. Mahan, P. Moran, M. Stigers, P. Price B. Barnet, K. Mclntyre, S. Macha, I. Tyons, I. Booker. iw l rgfyb Front Row: B. Harlan, F. Eaker G. Urabe, S. Matsuoka, T. McGee. Second Row: I. Maruyama, A. Shirachi, L. Chin, M. Mino, I Hiromoto, A. Hamada, M. Chinn, K. Kuroiwa, I. Tao, S. Iwanaga. Third Row: D. Baker, L. Copriviza, I. I1Vebb, P. Kelly, D. DeGottardi, N. Yappert, A. DeBaun, R. Rollins, I. Shipman, G, Kuroiwa, M. Hira- hara,. Fourth Row: G. Iwanaga, E. Tyler, B. Reynolds, A, Vlach, M. Werbelow, A. Lawrence, M. Martinez, M, Barrientos, A. Lloyd, N. Groth, I. Tomlinson, L. Spain. This year's A Lo A1to was as gay as ever with Iune Matiasevich, president, Nor- K , ma Yappert, vice-president: ' I Donna Baker, secretary, and Marian Kusanovich, treasurer, for the first semester. The second semester was started oft with Victor Scotti, presidentg Iune lvelich, vice- presidentg Bob Bethenod, secretary, and Iames Leathers, treasurer. The club's activities included a reception for the new members, a trip to the Carmel Mission, and other places oi interest in early California history. Front Row: G. McGowan, W. Hicks, I. Freeman, B. Bethenod, I. Leathers, G. Bishop, L. Andersen, I. Love, L. Yahiro, B. Allee, C. Halward, N. Meyers, D. Mangan. Second Row: I, Tabasa, R. Iwa- masa, D. Roberts, I. Sherriffs, I. Greenwood, B. Humbird, I. Kirkner, I. Oda, E. Yamada, A. Marmo, S. Armstrong, G. Bethany, E. Pate, P. Starbird, K. Snyder. Third Row: L. Chamberlain, I. Arru- iza, G. Wrathall, F. McGinnis, D. Gardiner, B. Ashcraft, E. Praskey, N. Ribeiro, I. Totten, I. lvelich, C. Spung, I. Matiasevich, M. Kusanovich, M. Morgan, L. Dyer. Fourth Row: D. Momand, E. Lettunich, P. Foster, G. Kimmel, G, Baker, L. Hopkins, E. Ura, McDowell, I. Henningsen, M. Kojan, C. Eppley, M. Flath, M. Stromberg, K. Crossno. ...W . fe? Q.. . .f 9 . vs.- .... '25, f ww iffii. . ..,. A, I VICTOR SCOTTI President ui' H mimi Watsonville High School this year acquired a new library. lt is Q. .2-at A ,if very well equipped with many old - and new books. The Library Club members, which are ten in num- S J, i it ber, act as a public relations group ig, ji? for the library. . . M it They meet about two times a f V C month on Mondays. At these meet- Q - inqs the Club, whose president is L -P C ' Dennis Reader and secretary-trea- surer is Norman Davies, discuss new books and reading habits. The Club is planning a social event for the end of the year. DENNIS HEADER President A, Front Row: l. l-ligaki, G. Wrathall, B. Harlan. Second Row: L. Ano Nuevo, L. Snodgrass, l. Fuller. Third Row: N. Davies, I. Beebe, D. ' ir' Reader, N. Meyers. Mm 1 814 mem A new club on the campus this year is the Engineers' Club. lt is an educa- i - - tional club for those students interested in the career of engineering. One of the rf.. y . Q, activities of this club this past year was a field trip to the P. G. and E. Electrical ' Plant at Moss Landing. BILL REYNOLDS , , , , president Officers elected for the year were: Bill Reynolds, president, Gary Kimmel, secretary-treasurerg and Mr. Iensen, Adviser. Front Row: B. lwamasa, B. Schultz, B. Freeman, G. Wrathall, D. Codiga, H. Praskey, B. Reynolds. Second Row: D. Iensen, P. Hiura, A. Ardaiz, H. Hamel, G. Kimmel, l. Gurneo, Mr. lensen. Third Row: R. Bollinger, E. Hansen, C. Ford, D. Snyder, K. Smith, M. Willey, B. Bouse, D. Wood. Fourth Row: I. Frey, E. Ura, B. Petersen, D. Sproule, L Dieterich, H Deck B Herrlich, L. Reeves, l. Bee-be. is 4-Q 3-A 'Nb ...N fig, 3 as 41 3 i KDE I 'Q?,f 1 ik .X wah fgpllv' A organization, has such high eligi- bility requirements that the mem- ? bership is always small. But those p W who do become members are W In . izii I justly proud. Five of the girls were , 'I invited to come to Berkeley in t April-too late a date for us to write a report of the journey. They I' PAT MAPLES were Amy Mori, Pat Maples, Gay president Hansen, Shirley Malone, and 5.1 W3 .. ff-P' . 'e z imuii ' Girls' Block W, an honorary Phyllis Doran. First Row: A. Mori, I. Maruyama, Miss Blanchard. Second Row: P. Maples, E. Lipska, S. Malone. lfnfin The Latin Club members consist of anyone taking a Latin class at the present or anyone who has taken Latin before and is still in school. Members make money for the organization by selling candy and gum at concessions during basketball games. Towards the end of the school year, the club has its annual picnic. Every member is entitled to bring a guest to this picnic. Officers for the year were Iim Palmtag, president, Valerie Wood, secretary- treasurer. JIM PALMTAG President Front Row: D. Hiura, I. Higaki, T. Hane, K. Muronaka, K. Gray, T. Kimoto, V. Tabasa. Second Row: R. Sanchez, I. Leathers, G. McGowan, E. Tyler, A. Lloyd, C, Yarnes, P. Benich, A. McWa'ters, B. Pritchard, A. lshihara, I. Curtis. Third Row: M. Mann, B. Burks, I. Palmtag, V. Wood, M. Osborn, D. Lewis, H. Carmichael, B. Childress. D. Bowles, G. lwanaga, B. Brasher. Fourth Row: M. Anderson, E. Ura, B. Rouse, L. Reeves, B. Harlan, F. Eaker, I. Eiskamp, D. Wood, G. McCloskey, G. Morgan. If I . E . .1 ' 'Q gl Xl 4 f ew-01 s I Y . . .,+v,., ,. - . ., W t ' 1 if-'vvi ROBERTA LEWIS President The Pippin is open to all students interested in creative writing. lt is stressed in all English classes tor the students to contribute stories and poems. With Roberta Lewis as editor and Mrs. Roark adviser, this group checks all sub- mitted material and publishes the best. Last year about forty- tour students' work was published. The mimeo- Tiff, Fri Front Row: R. Lewis. W. Hicks, I. Tabasa. Second Row: D. Roark, N. Meyers, L. Anderson E. Wyckoff, N. Crawford, K. Howard. Third Row: B. Harlan, N. Ribeiro, I. Totten, E. Praskey grclphed Copies are put E. Tyler, s. white, c. Ysmes. Fourth Row: c. Lambert, P. Pfister, s. Gilman, 1. Ashcmft, V in each advisory, and Wood- two in each English Class. They are trying to build it up this year, and are not planning W ' 'T any changes. W AA, M ...Q Q ,.,. I W. A. M. this year, again provided an opportunity for those students inter- ' ested in auto mechanics to combine pleasure with learning. These students with Il' -ii' ' I it S 3 a grade ot C or better in auto mechanics are eligible. ln December a Christmas MASANAGM party was held and refreshments were served. Mr. Andrewsen is the club ad- president viser, Masaru Nagai is president. Front Row: D. Chaddock, R. F. Alamillo, L. Beavers, I. Sandoval, L. King, B. Herrera, l. Idemoto, B. Yoshida, H. Taniquchi, N. Nagi, G. Yoshikado, E. Iaime, V. Carrillo, R. Escalante, I. Edsberq. Second Row: E. Valenzuela, T. Powell, F, Bailey, I. Winters, B. Smith, G. Muramoto, I. Flake, I. Combs, S. Escalano, P. Hiura, N. Taylor, T. Moran, B. Edwards, B. Arias, W. Criswell, R. Kerr, M. Maldonado. Third Row: R. Sandoval, H. Bill, S. Naqai, L. Poloni, I. Palmtag, I. Brumley, B Hembree, R. Young, T. McGee, S. Matsuoka, R. Blair, F. Lint, R. Young, D. Zack, I. Silvey, K. Christensen, C. Keith, R. White. Fourth Row: B. Brasher, M. Flake, I. Edsberq, G. Pearson, H. R. Wiqqtns, T. Kodarna, I. Massei, D. Beilby, L. leeman, G. Schipper, D. Hannum, B. Rhody, B. Pitts, T. Iercich, W. Ellinqwood, I. Smith. Fifth Row: D. So, K. Moriki, A. Provence, I. Lintz, I. Dalton, W. Owens, I. Cornell, R. Clay, C. Foster, G. Stanclen, B. lvictviordie, L. Frey, A. Valenzuela, L. Sublett, O. Wagoner, B. Hockey, G. Loew, H. Coney, G. Iversen. 1 'F V . t ff' te. ,N -fx 1, ,J g. 1' ifikif' du, PH gli, .-1' sv' M .nl . 0 at-I1'?w V HM VESTAL Editor Front Row: Helen Dias, Art work, lanet White, Business Manager: and Terry Sulli- van, staff member. Top Row: Garry Watt, photogra- pher: Mr. Anderson, Advis- 4 'Eff 1 easy Qs gr 1 IANET WHITE Business Manager or: and lim Vestal, Editor. Did you ever Wonder how much it costs to put out a yearbook and Where the money comes from? The following is the best approximation we can make as the book goes to press. INCOME EXPENSES Sale of advertisements aa,,a ...S 922.50 Covers ...... ..... ,... . . 2. S 745.12 Club pictures CPaid by Printing and paper .2 .. 3175.00 Student Bodyl ...... 0 400.00 Binding ..... ....... ...... ....., ..... . 4 5 0 .00 Sale of 1050 yearbooks.. .... 3412.50 Photographic expenses 300.00 Total 54735.00 Total 54670.12 Since We printed 1100 books this year you can see that the cost per book was about 54.25. You pay only 53.25 with a student body card. See what a bargain you are getting! Despite the fact that lim Vestal, our editor, broke his leg just before Christ- mas vacation the book went to press on schedule. Helen Dias should be comp- limented on her fine art Work and the design of the cover. lanet White kept the books in very good order and Garry Watts helped take pictures. Staff Members: Billie lean 1-lumbird, losephine Love, Nina Clark, Gerry Weaver, fseatedl Pat Maples, Carole Sue Spung, Donna Baker, David Martin, Roy Smith, Diane Forrester, and Marcia Fiorovich. fb X. 30- KH!! Mmm Front Row: R, Matthews, B. Kimbrough, N. Clark, D. Forrester, P. Maples, B, Humbtrd, Second Row: N. Bull, C. Yarnes, P. Neighbors, l. Pio, B. Parker, Ft. Roper, S. Pope. Third Row: H. Nielsen, N. Groth, E. Tyler, N. Foster, E. Yamada, l. Shirachi, B. Wong, P. Pio, B. I-lurnbird, E. Praskey. Fourth How: C. Connor, C. Spunq, l. lvelich, l. Vear, l. Sullivan, M. Kusanovich, S. Carr, S. England, S. Hamel, B. Ashcraft. . ig .f.k .,., N krh 5 . l . 1 7 . li , Y ..' ' kt Minn comer ANN ALEXANDER Second Semester President First Semester President li Sf. '.','f'-'J s 'f wus.. vw-.....,. V , Q , Q, . ' ft. ith I Q N In Q. f sg 5 BILLIE IEAN HUMBIRD President The purpose of Girls' League, made up ot all girls in school, is to foster friendship. Social activities have in- cluded the Little Sister Tea, Christmas Tea: Valentine Dance, and Mothers' Day Fashion Show. Other activities included a pen pal protect, adoption of a Greek school: sponsoring a clothes collection driveg Community Christmas food collection: a tilm, and a talk by Dr. Ianet Bell. This year the adviser ot Girls' League was Miss Matthews. Drama! ks The activities of the Drama Club this year were highlighted by the establishment of a branch of the National Thespian Society. The club also attended a performance ot Brigadoon presented by the Wharf Players in Monterey. As this book goes to press the club is planning a variety show and exhibition for Public Schools week. President for the tall semes- ter was Ann Alexander, and Mike Colley served in this capacity for the spring semester. Adviser for the club was Mr. Gobel. Front How: 'C. Copriviza, N. Clark, B. l-lumbird, 'l. Love, 'G. McGowan, 'A. lshizuka, E. Yamada, N. Yappert. Second Row: D. Sullivan, G. Lettunich, 'I. Kramer, 'A. Alexander, S. Pope, 'P. Pio. Third Row: C. Spung, T. Sullivan, I. Matiasevich, P. Maples, I. Kirkner, M. Koran, M. Osborn, D. De Gottardi, K. lohnson, Fourth Row: 'M. Coifey, L. Baker, M. Fiorovich, I. Ivelich, 'D. Tickner, 'G. Weaver, 'K. Mclntyre, E. Tyler, L. Spam, 'I. Oda. 'Denotes membership in the National Thespian Society. -.J --.,, M .v LESLIE HOPKINS First Semester President Front Row: I. Greenwood, N. Meyers, C. Pettus, L. Dyer, L. Anderson, I. Henningsen, A Hamada, A. Lloyd. Second Row: A. Brown, D. Baker, A. Alexander, I. Matiasevich, I. lvelich P. Devitt P. Chilcote, S. Armstrong, M. Morgan. Third Row: I. Dieterich, C. MacPherson, E Yamada, K. Mclntyre, G. Weaver, M. Osborn, I. Cooper, Pt. Lewis, C. Yarnes. Fourth Row: D. Wood, E. Ura, I. Palmtag, D. Codiga, B. Rouse, L. Hopkins, B. White, K. Smith, Mr. Slavich. i Membership in the Scholarship Society carries with it a certain prestige for high scholastic standings are a prerequisite for joining. The Society carried on many activities during the year. Gne of the activities was the traditional trip to a college to tour the campus and see a football game. This year the members attended the Stanford vs. Washington State game on the Stanford campus. The two presidents, each serving for one semester, were Les Hopkins and Iohn Dietrich. Front Row: I. Iohnson, N. Bull, N. Groth, M. Plath, B. Iohnston, K. Kawasaki. Second Row: G. Snodgrass, S. Gilman, L. Ano Nuevo, M. Hirahara, P. Kelly. Third Row: W. Ellingwood, I. Leathers, B. Simas, B. Lint, S. Macha, P. Blair. Fourth Row: G. McCloskey, D. Priest, P. Foster, nich, G. Baker, B. Fenner, Mr. Slavich. t itl ' 'Ma gi IOHN DIETRICH Second Semester President Wrathall, W. Hicks, T. Kimoto, L. Beebe, B. Harlan, I. Eiskamp, I. R. lwamasa, G. Kimmel, E. Lettu- in? .M I Xi Y -I IHRMWW t I . .JL z ij, gl 5 5. gmfure www lien! miwdhb Q -sv Q2Wt ' W1 w :4Qi6fG045 vivo- . w....,,,g.-.-.W-W,M, W ,, 4 ..,, My N,,,,.v L.-an , ,W ,,--. ,,,,,,,M i ,fbi 3:4 hp . W' H, Q . 9 ' .v Q . 4 - 5 5 Top: As we started school last September in hopes of high grades and a joyful year around the campus We Went to our first class of the year. Middle Left: One of the first football rallies of the year featured Bud Brasher on a tricycle as a newspaper boy showing the Wildcats as victors in their football game that night. Middle Right: Treasurer Dale Slcillicorn selling tickets to the football game to a crowd of rooters. Lower Left: Student Body Secretary Paulette Chilcote and President lan Dyer ad- mire new Student Body cards that have your pictures on them. Lower Right: Rally Committee selling Pom-Poms for the football games. AWG? 'lit' Q-lqL9i??.N 9 ,A K . Mk' 'Q , , f- lv . my ff. .R- l ily 5 55 K, A l ,,.., i .f': lf. Top Left: I bet the Freshmen won't for- o fxqa W ti? ,ii 'Xb l' ,ii get the mess of red stuff that the upper- classmen kept putting on them that first day of school. Top Right: The rooters at the Football Iamboree in Salinas really went wild when the Wildcats came on the field. Middle Left: Poor ol' Iurie lve- lich when she had to die such a horrible death in that rally. Top Right: The Girls' Leaque officers. Bottom Right: Their iri- stallatiori in the new cafeteria. if J-M . 0 H .W Al 1.5 Top Leh: Our cogches issuing lockers during the tirst ddys of school. Top Right: Those giter ggme dgnces thot were put on by the Dgnce Committee under the direction of Mgrthg Lou Cowles ond Mrs. Worthington. Middle: The Sophomores no doubt re- member ordering their clgss rings in the Student Government room from Phyllis Neighbors. Bottom: The Bond ploying gt holiftime under the direction of Mr. Stgrks. V 11 A in 'aww 'H F .- p ik , .. fn, '4 .ltr s my . . ft. iii . Y, fvf.w.: .. ! an 'VT ' Q. W 7 .-..,, fa, is vguf M v.:. .wilt 'Q 51.295 . x L it ,A U' . . W wt . ,.- A...-,..v....-251101--W-is My-,iii , V A f . T' - asm, f--..L ' .' mf S 5'7if2f+r wiv T T s i . M, , T . . .. .,,, ,T it ..M.,..w we .- , ' V- . . -5572? W K V tif' fmt 9H'Pk 'li- yu. K fl ,-4+ 'L it -.J Top Left: lust before the Monterey Football game some ot the Wildcats get ready to go out into the mud at the field. Top Right: Football Queen Dana Lewis gives a victory kiss to Coaches Rowland and Geiser. Middle The girls are being served at tlie Girls Tea with punch and cake. Bottom: The rooters go wild as the Cats rornp over the Cardinals in the last game ot the SGBCISOTI. 4' 49 UWM 'v A' iffy- NH Top Left: Con you find yourself in the noon rdlly thot was held behind the new Music building ond led by Yell-Leoders Rex Hopper ond Ron Choddock? Top Right: Remember those three shady chcrrdciers thot song oft our rolly? Un- der ihose iop cools were hidden Willie Chroust, Ron Choddoclc, ond Sion Neilson. Middle: Potty Benich ond Mike Coffey in thot bdskeiboll rorlly. Bottom: Mrs. Doy's pupils with qroduotinq seniors Koren Soper ond Anno Quiniero. Also qrodudiinq, Roy Serrano, not pictured. Top Left: Remember when Veep Pot Devitt presented Poppor MoCombs cr little present? Top Right: The few rooters thot stuck it out ort the Monterey footboll qome which seemed to be the first swimming meet of the season. Middle: The Chomps corry off the cooohes in the Vio- tory ride. Bottom: Remember thot little sequence when Dono Lewis wos crowned Queen just be- fore the Sonto Cruz qorne? i WFP 414 1 5 3 4, nMr Top Lett: Miss Carlyon directs the I 11 .1 - -:wwf feel My -H girls in a practice for the Xmas pageant. Top Right: Aggie Mann does a little Welding. Middle Miss Salvatierra directs the girls in practice of modern dance for the pageant. Bottom: Yell-Leaders Rex Hopper, Frances Wong, and Willie Chroust. Bottom: David Tripp Working on a chest in wood- shop. haw' wg 1 now out . . Q' r fiti lj Ng 311' N 'Quai' EW!!! .13- l'op Left: Mr. Geiser giving his ittle speech on the hat that used o call the plays years back when ie had a dumb quarter back. Pop Right: The girls doing the 'Bunny Hop at the noon rally. Vliddlez During the World Series vfike Coffey brought a TV set and Jlr. Sanchez put it in his room vhere they watched it during one if the periods. Bottom Left: Bob Dickens adjusts the saw blade in vood-shop. Bottom Right: Pom- 'om Girls Carol Stenger, Grace .ettunich, Dana Lewis, Barbara Lrazil, and Barbara Kimbrough luring one of the football games. ww W' F N, . ,g 1 ,W A Q I sr .1 'X 1 V .......Il'.!nh. Top Left: Some ot the boys stop to admire a hot-rod on display at the lair. Top Right: ln one of the National assemblies these acrobats put on a good show. Middle Left: ln between periods as we switched classes on those dark qray days. Middle Right: Some of the qirls stop to admire the chickens in the poultry exhibition at the lair. Bottom: Willie Chroust leaps hiqh into the air qiyinq a yell at the Santa Cruz basketball QCIIIIS. Top Left: As we waited to be served that wonderful food in our new cafeteria. Middle Left: lt was good to have those sidewalks in around the cafeteria before the rainy season. Top Right: Bob Petersen called sophomores Patty Benich and loan Pio to draw the name for the S60 cash prize at the end of the magazine drive. Middle Right: Bud Brasher being razzed when his name was :lrawn for the prize but he failed to qualify because he hadn't sold at least SiO worth of magazine subscriptions. Bottom: Carol Knowles name was drawn and since she had sold the nece- ssary SIU worth, here she is getting S360 richer. Lucky! kiwi Wfliapxg. gm We 315- lv! 'A uue ' 2 sn., .K - Top Lett: Remember when we had those tire drills, this picture showing the study hall, sinaina, and drama- tics classes, l can see Paulette Chil- cote and Carol Stenaer, can you find yourself? Top Right: lim Palrntaq dur- inq Gym class playing basketball. Middle Right: Martha Lou Cowles, Steven Siebes, and Bob Petersen collectina tickets at a after aame dance. Middle Left cmd Lower Right: GAA initiation alter school. Bottom: Miss Carlyon directing her Mixed Chorus during a rally. Top Left: Photographer Garry Watts and Editor lim Vestal arranging the lightweight basketball group. Top Right: Freshman Don Vines plays during the Frosh Rally. Middle Left: Arlene Shirachi paying Mrs. Titus for her lunch at the cafeteria. Middle Right: The trek to the gym on one of those rainy days. Bottom Left: Timers Mr. Schwellenhach and Mr. Burdiolc :luring the Santa Cruz game. Bottom Right: Mr. Thorstenson and some of the FFA boys harvesting the bean srop. V is L 5 mu- l K in I ,,,. K rains fi- xwx Q E53 1 E Top Left: Manzanita adviser Augie Anderson brushes oft some snowba11s the Manzanita students gave hirn when they all went to the snow tor pictures. Middle Left: Sweetheart Queen Donna Baker and her aides. Middle Right: The rooters during the Santa Cruz basketball game. Bottom Left: During the tirst warm spring days, Miss Cariyon gave her classes a treat by arranging tor them to sing outside. Bottom Right: A view of our own Dog- patch during the Sadie Hawkins dance. n -V r , ' . , rf X , 2 i x 1 ,..kZ:,r 7, .. .,' '.L4 in I L fl, f V , is F-MM it ,- 4 'V' r .251 I 339 3 'I M, ,i alum! 1 . fr l I I nm' Top Left: Mike Coffey puts make-up on Carol Sue Spung as Mr. Gobel does same for someone not in picture. Rea- son: Senior Class Play. Top Right: Mr. Staley reads off list of Competitors to boys in intramural track meet. Middle Left: George Ashton doing a jackknife into the new pool. Middle Right: Ray Savage as Internal Revenue talks to Dale Skillicorn, old man, during Senior Class Play. Bottom More Sadie Hawkins. 5557 it Q' - ur 'Jn '- ' ' .-5, gms .. .. si, . ' C K X V359 A. R WY' Sports VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Watsonville ,,.. Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville ,,,, Watsonville Watsonville Bellarrnine ....., 14 Oakland Tech 7 Burlingame ..., 20 Salinas ...,,,,.,,.. O Monterey .,,.,,,, 5 Santa Cruz ,,.,.i 14 Salinas .,.....,,i.. 6 Monterey ,.,..... 6 Santa Cruz i...,, U ta 1, .nh DACHES EMMETT GEISER cmd BUD ROWLAND KEN ANTLE and AL PROVENCE CO-CAPTAINS Varsity yflfffbtlff The 1953 edition of the Wildcat football team made history in Black and Gold annals by grabbing a fifth straight championship. Never before in the history of the CCAL Conference has a team won five football championships in a row. lt's doubtful that even Coach Emmett Geiser, in his twenty-fourth year at the helm of the Wildcats, and assistant coach, Bud Rowland, figured to win before the season started. ln fact, Mr. Geiser was sing- ing the blues, when practice started, about a shortage of tackles, guards, and ends. But, with the help of last year's junior varsity players who moved up to the varsity, and the newcomers to the squad as well as the handful of veterans, the great team was formed. Ten of the squad were named all CCALe four of the ten were named to both the offensive and defensive teams. Those named were: Bob Fierro, Les Hopkins, Larry Ogden, Max Anderson, Ken Antle, Don Bowles, Dave Cole, Al Provence, Iim Zachary, and Chad Smith, Dave Gallegos, although not named, gave the rooters many a thrill with his touchdown runs. Ken Antle was named to the All-American prep squad and also to the All-Northern California team. Winning the 1953 championship, and setting a conference and school record of five CCAL championships in a row, is quite a tribute to a team that had its veteran coach singing the blues before the season's start. Front Row: Coach Rowland, D. Torrecillas, I. Taylor, L. Nabzeska, A. Provence, C. Smith, B. Kurily, I. Siebes, K. Antle, I. Zachary, H. Kolstad, Second Row: I. Lintz, M. Anderson, I. Brumley, L. Poloni, I. Gomez, L. Hopkins, M. Coffey, S. Marlowe, D. Cole, R. Bollinger. Third Row: T. Martinez, L. Sloan, T. Marini, B. Maruyama, D. Gallegos, L, Ogden, B. Fierro, C. Gomez, B. Herrlich, L. Burkett, M. Martinez. Fourth Row: N. Scurich, B. Brasher, D. Bowles, L. Reeves, I, Eds- berg, I. Ferreira, D. Tickner, B. Santos, M. Willey, F. Harris, Ft. Stolich Eifiaftft HY' Fi! Les Hopkins Al Provence Kb E1 Iohn Lintz 2 All hw Bob Fierro Les Hopkins narrowly escapes Momerwy man ar, lu runs arQ11r1d left ond for l5 yards. Bill Kurily ower Left: lim Zachary and B1g Al PrOv0r1?vp11ll Santa CYlII lI llul1:t for 9 yard has ir: llllO-VVLHHEYICT aamo i. VV 1 1 'llw I. g g 1'1 CISCHVl L ower Rlghtz lred llarrrzs gently lmlpas Monterey Iflilll 1111511 ll1U ball as 15 S'f'UIil5 ia w1,11t SllE?DC!1ClQC'l for s:rw1.mn,w Ma fvfvh Q' , , 5' if Larry Ogden Dcxve Gallegos F if tlnltl Cklyrug tor ttrst clnd ten. V - ' A av j Bill Murcryumcr chad smith fl Max Anderson lim Zachary Lower Left: Ogden goes ovor for another Cot touchdown in Santo Cruz qurno with Kurily 4613, Ken Antle 1583, cmd Fierro 1507 Lower Right: Murtnt goes around right end during the lomboree ot Solinas, Tom Marini g ,Q 1 J ink Larry Nebzeska K. Willie Marquez Top Left Dove Gallegos is brought down by Solinas mon as he makes Cx good gain for Watsonville. Ioel Gomez ' Ken Anile .- Ierry Seibes Lower Left: Bill Moruycmcx goes all the wcxy for touchdown cxgoinst Solinas. Lower Right: Ierry Siebes cmd Big Al Provence clolober Solinas Cowboy os Iohn Lintz C94D, Kurily l6ll, cmd Dick Cole C907 come in for the kill. LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL SCORES Watsonville 14 Watsonville 33 Watsonville .. 0 Watsonville ,.,. 6 Watsonville 39 Watsonville ,,,. O Watsonville ,l.. 6 Watsonville ...2l Los Gatos Hollister Salinas . 19 Monterey' ,,,,,,,, 7 Santa Cruz Salinas ,ss,,..,,,, 38 Monterey ,,,,,,, 13 Santa Cruz ,,,,,, 6 COACH HOWARD BURDICK and CAPTAIN SUS NAGAI 1 This year the Wildkittens had a record ot tour wins and tour losses, winning from Los Gatos, Hollister, and twice from Santa Cruz, losing two times each to Salinas and Monterey. Eight ot the squad were named to the All-CCAL team. Those named to the offensive team were: Gordon Marlowe, tackle, Susumu Nagai, guardg Akio ldemoto, quarterback, and Gordon Iwanaga, haltback. Those named to the defensive team were: Paul Hiura, end, Daryl Colberg, linebacker, Hiromi Takemoto, haltback, and Susumu Ma- tano, safety man. According to Coach Howard Burdick, the greatest detect in the team was their mistakes. Next year, with the help of the Lightweight Reserves, who will be moving up, we should have a good chance for the CCAL cham- pionship Front Row: O. Brandow, I. Curtis, D. Codiga, I. Dolly, A. Ardaiz, F. Balow, S. Matano, S. Nagai, Coach Burdick. Second Row: A. Mino, tManagert, G. Costa W, Marquez, D. Blanton, D. Hardy, F. McGinnis, I. Hudson, G. Marlowe, G. Yoshikadoffhird Row: L. Uehara, S. Kokka, P. Hiura, P. Sousa, G. McGowan, D Defrese, R. Clark, G. Perry. Fourth Row: E. Shilleto, D. Beukers, C. Foster, Di Reader, G. Ashton, A. ldemoto, D. Colberg, G. lwanaga, H. Takemoto, R Escalante. ,pl i Hhs 1 Sus Nugai F3 Dick Hardy momentarily waits for the ball as Monterey player trys to knock it down. Dlck Hardy Akio Idemoto 1' f t in Gordon Iwanaga fm Daryl Colberg We George Yoshikado Lower Left: Sus Nagal brings down Sallnas's Critchfield with Orville Brandow l3Ul, Quarterback lde-moto C25l, and Marlowe C45l, coming up for the kill. Lower Right: Hirorni Takernoto holds Critchfield in the Salinas game. Murion Newland ,rf -Q , wif ,pw t g Rudy Escalante 4 ,z iw, Little Killer Takemoto oloout to be brought down on o kick-off run. Paul Hiurc: Gordon Marlowe George Ashton Lower Left: Wildktttens Nogut, Marlowe, Blanton, cmd unidenttficrble mon on the bottom bring down Monterey mcln on the local new T.:-.wer Riaht: Monterev mon tokes ride on Hordy's buck as the boll goes over their shoulders. Wu- Hixomi Takemolo Susumu Matano 5 ,F .iv on Blanton Top Right: George Ashion runs from 5 yard line for touchdown against Santa Cruz. Dick Codigcr Charles Foster Orville Brandow 1 Lower Left: Iwanaga is brought down after a few yards gain at Salinas. Lower Right: Takemoto grabs Monterey man as Bran- dow comes in wrth the help of Nagar C483 and Dick Codiga i373 to bring hirn down. . 90 tba!! This year the Iunior Varsity team won tive games, lost two, and tied one. Their two losses were to Santa Cruz. On their iirst game against Santa Cruz, Watsonville was ahead 19-O. ln the third quarter, Santa Cruz came from behind to win, 25-19. The team is made up of mostly freshmen boys, who, while playing, gain valuable experience which will come in handy when they move up to play Varsity football. This year the team was coached by Mr. Iohn Schwellenbach. Outstanding players were: Iim Lacy, Vic Scotti, Layton Clark, Bob Peterson, Gene Beadnell, and Andy Soldo. COACHES IOHN SCHWELLENBACH cmd PAUL MOSER, CAPTAIN IOHN CADIENTE. Top: Iolrn CifI'ltP'Ytl't lr-rrnrr lxrirlratr' flown by Salinas nran after rnfrlcrnfr rr lrrst anfl ton. Lower: Vrrttwr' Scottp and Gerald Blair ffmfll rlrvw for l..r-'rll rn Salrnfrn Qlfrtrrf-. Front Row: I. Altrnan, I. Cornoz, B. Large, It Corley, D. Armstrong, T. Molina, I. Benson, N. Butler, H. Hoskins, B. Bradford, C. Ktlftl'7lQI'. Second Row: K. Mio, A. Soldo, D Starhird, M. Lottin, F. McCornbs, lit. McCloister, L. Clark, D. Downey, A. Plake, I, Lacy, C. Blair. Third Row: B. Twitcjlrvll, manager, L. Coulson, B. Burks, H. Neff, E. Beadnell, V. Scotti, P. Spangler, D. Corley, B. Guzules, R. Andcrson, I, Cadiorrtn. Fourth Row: Mr. Sclrwellenbach, F. Terry, D. Konnard, I. Beebe, B. Petersen, I. Montgomery, I. Fraga, I. Drcus, R. Bonnerna, D. Bacher. rs to ,,Q tt vt This year, the Lightweight Reserves consisted of thirty-seven boys, made up of the fourth, fifth, and sixth strings of the light- weight team. Surprisingly enough, they are eighty per cent fresh- men. Coached by Mr. Norman Haney, the Reserves finished the season with one win, two ties, and three losses. The outstanding backs Were: Grimm Mason, Yutuka Nagai, Norman Davies, Loren Thomas, Fay Clay and Valdivia Trinidad. The outstanding linemen were: Tom McGee, Gene Brumley, Ben Herrera. COACH NORMAN HANEY cmd CAPTAIN IIM WILLEY. Top: Nagai goes around left end for l5 yards against Sal- inas. Lower: Herrera goes tor a lst and lO against Salinas. 'ront Row: I. L. Acuesta, M. Byers, D. White, K. Blanton, Y, Nagai, G. Mason, R. Clay, B. Monty, I. Valdivia. Second Row: K. Dobler Perry, H. Gonzales, G. Brumley, T. McGee, T. Thomas, B. Kumura, S. Rigor, S. Winvick, Third Row: Mr. Haney, N. Davies, R. Mar ovich, R. Churchill, D. Benson, B Herrera, H, Yoshida, S. Arnbrister, L. Dugger. l I F 1' VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville Watsonville , Lincoln, San lose Bellarmine ,,,,,,,,, Monterey .. ,,,,,,, .. Salinas ,, .. Santa Cruz .. ,,,, ,. Monterey ,,,, . Salinas ... ,,. ., Santa Cruz 38 51 69 65 40 45 56 64 WWQQQM COACH STALEY This year, the Wildcats coached by Ron Staley, had a heavy schedule. They played eighteen games. Out of these, they won four and these were pre- league games. The first league game was against Monterey. Although the Cats were leading throughout the first half, everyone felt let-down, when as the final buzzer sounded, we had lost by 14 points. The team fought hard throughout the season, and they showed improvement with each game played. On the last game of the season, the Cats went against their rival, Santa Cruz. This proved to be the most exciting game of the season. At half time, we were leading and during the third period the lead was shifted between the two teams. ln the last min- utes of the fourth quarter Santa Cruz came from be- hind to win. Some of the outstanding players of the year were: Paul Turley, Bill Davidson, Les Hopkins, lim Zachary, Gary Beller and Larry Nabzeska. Front Row. Left to Right: G. Beller, L. Nabzeska, G. Ewers D Bowles, Coach Ron Staley. Second Row: H. Kolstad, C. Daniels P and BILL DAVIDSON Turley, B. Fierro. Third Row: L. Hopkins, B. Davidson, I. Zachary C Captain Gomez, R. Escalante, manager. 6 .Y , ' Y Q' 1-.pw 8 5 1 at KA , xg nf ' We ., . n ii: , fn , Wi x R YH? M I 6 ' .5311 - +V M-uq1....- QMWWM Les Hopkins comes in for a laydn in Salinas game unmolested. Left: Burkeit takes cr jump-shot at Salinas game, Right: Burkett grabs loose ball as Turley KZBJ, Davidson 1227, and Hopkins C27J, move down Court in Santa Cruz game. Don Bowles 1 5 in E 1 3 Larry Nebzeska . M V N, I ' in l l m. X. ' .M -. 'Qhmxxv nf ff' Gary Ewers f, , Gary Beller ' 1 3 1 e E Iim Zachary E or 4 1 B111 Davldson -'x ff' 2 Larry Burkett lim Zachary seems hypnotized by ball as Santa Cruz man falls down, with Hopkins in back ground C27l. Left: Salinas' Sun grabs loose ball as Provence and Turley C285 cover him. Right: lim Zachary 4245 takes rebound off board as Hopkins and Belle-r watch. LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL This year the lightweight basketball team won second place in the CCAL, with Salinas coming in tirst. They played eighteen games in the season, win- ning thirteen and losing tive. ln league play they won three and lost three. The total season's points were 667 to the visitor's 543. Eight boys played this season. The boys elected Hiromi Takemoto captain. lt was his third year ot lightweight ball. High man this year was George Iercich, a sophomore, who made 130 points. Ron McCloskey, also a sophomore, was one oi the most improved players. He started to develope midway through the season and developed into a good shooter, floor man and rebounder. He was also the All CCAL selection. Amand Ardaiz, a junior, SCORES Vtfatsonville 39 Lincoln, San lose 27 Watsonville 39 Bellarmine ,,,..,, 26 Watsonville 45 Monterey ,, .,,.,., 39 Watsonville 33 Salinas H , 41 Watsonville 44 Santa Cruz ,,,,, 46 Watsonville 4l Monterey , . 39 Watsonville 29 Salinas ,,,, , ,4E Watsonville 48 Santa Cruz , 37 an played tor his iirst year. He developed a good fast break and was a good shooter. He scored l03 points. Iohn Combs, a sophomore, was a good rebound man Q ...QW adm, HIROMI TAKEMOTO Captain MR. HANEY Coach and also scored well. Gordon lwanaga, a sopho- more, in his second year ot lightweight ball, played an excellent floor game. H. Takemoto, and S. Esca- lano played good defense and iloor games. Ron Ross, a sophomore, played well on the backboard. Boys on the reserves that did well were Dick Hardy, Bob Fenner, Layton Clark, Del Evans, A. Ardaiz, Al Fort, Art Rodriguez, and Victor Grittith. Front Row: A. Ardaiz, I. Combs, S. Escalano, H, Takernoto A Port, Coach Haney. Second Row: R. Hardy, R. Ross, R, Fenner A Rodriguez, V. Gritiith, A. Mino. Third Row: A. Ardaiz, P. Souza G Iercich, G. lwanaga, H. McCloskey, R. Escalante. ' ? X, I s ,J . X hill! H -f Q. ... V ' 4 mt' H W Stanley Escelcxno ,W - M , gf V ,ff-ff',,h if Dick Hardy Ron McCloskey f ' VX MW: ' . Top Right: McCloskey, wrestlos Scxhrxcxss mcm Us Imcich trys To help. Left: MCfCiC7I1l1Ui3 goes high in I0 mr for jumpfshot. Right: Ross H13 kills to iho Court C15 Cfcrrdlwt grabs for ball that Arduiz 5091115 tu have caught bf:- iween his legs. Top Left: McCloskey f8t hooks one over the top to Iercich USD. Left: Iwcmogci intercepts G pass in- tended tor Santo Cruz mom. Right: Iohn Combs HSD, Ron Mc- Closkey t87, ond Ron Ross C115 Cover CI Santo Cruz mon. Gordon lwcmaga ,.': 'I 5 I I fy, t tt t so of EB i n -'-.A ,. ,.,- Kf 1 ig gt X gil 5 3 Armand Ardaiz of L t Ron Ross I 4 A 'Yi I Iohn Combs Neg' 1 al? ,Q Victor Griffith txt Iercich throws a pass toward the basket at Santa Cruz as two Santa Cruz men try to stop him. f , George Iercich Q ,J 3 Hixomi Tckemoto Left: Ron Ross starts to dribble down court after taking a rebound off the backboard. Right: Ardaiz goes high in the air and passes into the hole to a waiting Wildkitten. R xvy' R fie- Az!!! ,r-J Q .Q Af' W.. V l. As the Manzanita goes to press, track season has just started. That means that this report can't give you a true picture of the ability and perfor- mance of the team. However, here are the results of the one meet held up to this time. Watsonville clobbered Hollister, 62-5l. The Weather was perfect for a track meet. There Was no wind, a fairly bright sun, and the temperature was right-neither hot nor cold. Some of the events and Winners Were: Fred Harris, l2O yard high hurdles: time 16.5. Ian Dyer, 880 yard run, time: 2.lU.6. Elias laime, mile time: 5.2l.lg Les Hopkins shot put 43' lOV2 y Dave Cole, discus: 123' 7 , Bob Fierro, pole vault: ll'6 . Larry Nabzeska in the hurdles, Mel Flake in the 440, and Tom Marini in the 220 also turned in good performances. While the track season has just begun and many good teams are yet to be met, this year's squad is sure to give a fine account of itself. Front Row B Brasher A. Provence, L. Hopkins, M. Flake, B. Fierro. Row Two: C. Daniels, L. Nabzeska, F, Harris, I. Cadiente, E R R Af A R w Three: R. Bollinaer. M. Rav, R. Iohnson, K. Kawasaki, T. Marini, Coach Burdick, With track season just beginning as the book goes to press, we can't give you a very complete report of this year's lightweight track team. Al- though they are off and running at a terrific pace, with one win behind them already, they're going to meet some terrific opposition. The first meet was with Hollister. The final score was Watsonville: 75, Hollister: 35. Ierry Radvich took first in the 70 yard high hurdles with a time of 10.3 seconds. Lauren Thomas took first in the 660 yard race in the time of 1.30.2 minutes Sus Matano came in first in the 75 yard dash in 8.5 seconds. Amand Ardaiz took the 1320 yard race in 3.34 minutes. Borden Hamblen threw the discus ll9'2 for a first in this event. Skipper Perry vaulted 10 feet for the championship in the pole vault. Ronnie Ross tied for first in the high 2? b 9 . I if A-5 I N - f? X . 1 . gf, H l E I' ,' AV - , . ' X ,' 1. , 4 I' S ' ' , , x , 14 T 4. e . f VE? . -' fy 7 if ' .. ., km j, -A Q , I ,- , K I il ..'. , ' . - y -ffl - ,. . , F I . V 5 I , g K -- . -- 1 . :iv 2,3-,. 5Q:. jump with a jump of 5'2 . ' go, , -- J -f -NV --'P 3, ' f 'E' Row One: L. Clark, I. Curtis, A. Ardaiz, B. Gilbert, B. Hamblin, D. Sullivan, L. Parker, G. Ackerman, D Starbird, Coach Ron Stale Row Two. T L ' I. F L ' y ' . ewis, reeman, . Stone, B. Timberlake, H. Takemoto, R. Young, M. Newland, S. -Matano, D. Codiga E Smith Row Three: G. Ortiz, I. Combs, I. Santos, A. Holtzclaw, G. lwanaga, R. Kennedy, D. Reyes, D Hardy L Thomas How Your I Chin B O b l C t P H , s orn, . ar er, . errlich, S. Kokka, R. Ross, I. Dolly, F. Cadiente, M. Bye. Row Five: K. Muronaka, A.'Rodriguez B Fenner, D. Colberg, A. Ardaiz, I. Radvich, G. Perry, I. Perry, M. Byers. 'Sf-v 'T . 2 I! it it 2 Q25 Left: Bob Fierro clearing l2 feet. Right: Lcirry Nob- zeslccx going over the high jump bor ot Hollister. , as Left: Kennedy breaking the record dt l:29.l for ihe 660. WE ty eeii saw or 'i,.....l ' Left: Nclbzesko cmd Fred Harris in the l8U low hurdles. Middle: lon Dyer taking first in the 880 ot Hollister. Lower Right: Rex Hopper in the brood jump. Upper Right: Armand Ardoiz toking lirst well oheod ot closest Solinas mon. -NO- -,,. II we Right: Les Hopkins putting the shot. , y.V. , ,f ,4 -S .. , A , . 7 A ' ,W ' . 5 ' s .W ff j 'W - . i l 1 if f it t l u li l 4 ,V QV Left: lellison slides j 1 U -- Q , A , fr . lik into 3rd bose as ' .5 . V I V balllnearfootl hits ,I iyii . ie V do ..... d V . r him. Right: Blau- V .V VM VV . hi ' ffm rounds Sfd A ' f we V base and heads A i ' 2 - ff' for home. ' I Q V., V , r t . Q . V '35 ' wr. A A, If my M 5 ,V . V Q-ii, .nt www f-g.,.,3g 4.-gV.-.fquff g ,QV j ' 4 ' , we. -if VV ,. VV .MVA ,H W. if .u 5 .,f. V Middle-Left: Willie Marquez ' swings against Holy Cross. V 5 V Middle Right: Marquez rounds U i Wd. .i ,,.. .I M, .. V , Ev . . third for another run. L - . s Wm, ' . 'REQ . M--Q i f .'., M' ' ix 51 1 LrriiV iarra a . M .f iv ,, kr,,' in jr -x - - R LQ... W V, x X xt R X XT' -re f . Q, N NN . ' y mngfi . M K ,.,,.V - H zz Q X I Ugg f v ' , QRCKA :X :KV A I ,v,,,,,V,,,,.,,,4 ,M r ..,..,,5A f V t , f K K Q V . V i ,V 7 'LV sx A Vnif-emi ,Midi .V ...f V sur' - AV V' uv' Y fig. A A Q 5 , will gf, f i ig-'imc fl'-in ,ff M.. A --f'1, 4 ' .f A eg- i..N..Uf f Q Q, V,V'V. ,..VV X 1 H Aj V .I :z 3, . ,VJ - ,V Vg , V, , 3 V ka .. -1+-Ntqrgif 31 3 , A N A n V , . V' : V l ux , xixf-Vi. t. N 4, Q? e vwiiq -. .4 .ef V. 'iv ' 'Z N leg? t . -3' ' A W 1 m,'L.7jf '- V 7' rf 44 1- f iv 4 .J fu , ,eh-1 .Q M .0 ' 'f Mi Y ar' I 0 i ,, s VVV, ., -fffswgd-mwfff . .. me A ' f f flair' 5 .- ' f f - A V .... 'W W H VY wg,f,,.A,,,., V., f ,QQ sm -5 77 L' l f'L'e:,,Qjg,g'se W. 'l'n,, 'Q Mi. 'gf ., ft if-fr Yfwsxf N- -.J -4 -4 - A FV .5 , ...rf l' ifui' ' -FM. . . x ' l jftff N! .1 A N' ' M- 4 V ik ' i I ,Q -i Z ,gf- ' V l f. JZ V . ty, ,,. N. ,. V V , , gl, Upper Left: Bob Hodge rounds third against Holy Cross. Lower Left: ff i ' V V -L W H Y 'VV f -,QV Holy Cross mon swings at hall Cbetween umpire and pitcher? pitched by V pitcher Eddie Lynn, Right: Iellison up to bat. wg-wiv-N.-swf . , 1' .. .tl - .H ,,,: T- ' . we wa-fi .3 '-I fue ' . 'f f 1 A M. ' zz, w,..,, . f i., ,I Ria- .fi eg 2' ' Q . - .i I ' . -ill- I rf ,4 . ' ii' ., Q A ' -.f,. .' ,tp T : - -. , ' 'Km '. it v -1 3 .4 . N xx 1 if H... ,,-...f 'Q' ' , . -'fs' F C, . I 5 .Zi-,K .-f-if , Y V 1 - W . XT' ' A :Q T, - , ,tiff ' 14 5 1..- ' i f lil' , ..,. I t r' B P -.1 K Q ' ' - . Out there every afternoon practicing is the Varsity Baseball team. This year they have put in lots of time and work and it shows. So far the team has won three, lost one, and tied one. The team tried for its second CCAL victory when the Cats took the field against the Santa Cruz Cardinals early in April. The week before the SC game the Wildcats beat Monterey, 4-1. The team looks good on the field defensively, and it shows batting power in the lineup. Pete Patterson, lim Zachary, Larry Ogden, and Don Blanton are all capable of smacking the long ball. Ioe Iellison is tough to get out of there, and Bob Hodge swings well. Pitchers Bill Davidson, and Harvey Kolstad do a swell job. The Varsity Team is coached by Emmett Geiser. Coach Geiser is pleased with his defending league champions in almost every department, and hopes the Wildcats will keep their eyes on the ball for the remainder of the season. Front Row: Willie Marquez, Bob Hodge, Pete Patterson, lim Zachary, Gary Beller, Doug Flint, Coach Emmett Geiser. Second Row: Angelo Rodriguez, Don Blanton, Larry Burkett, Ioe Iellison, Bill Davidson, Robert Carlon. Third Row: Frank Abrams, Don Rnwles. Harvev Kolstad, Eddie Lynn, Larry Ogden, Manager Robert Dixon. The Iunior Varsity Baseball Team this year is com- A - posed mainly ot treshmen and sophomores. Forty boys Sikh 5 N-3' showed up for the try-outs. Mr. Schwellenbach, the 5 r f ' ' Y. . coach, remarked that he thought the team should shape J ll J, ', y V , ,y By up quite Well. Last year's team Won tour and lost one X ' A . , '-, YMSUJB 1 Ki : ' league game. As things look now, Mr. Schwellenbach ' 2, 4- ni , ' 5 -, said, the team will do just as well this year as they did I Q . ,S T N Q, last, and maybe better. There are a tew players on the 'V ,X 3 team from last years team. This core of experienced ' X Q X 1' 4, players should help the club. y ' . ' 'J gl. The Iunior Varsity Team doesn't get much in the T I . . ' 4 - way of trophies, but last year they were said to be the . f ' ff' best Jtmiorvmsny Club in the ccAL. fx ,gig I -4, , I Although the team has not had a chance to play - iv ' -' ' ' rnuch this year so tar, the boys practice every day T 'V .tf-. , 'f '.i ti:-A. K weather permits. Our best wishes to the boys tor a suc- y 1' dig' T ' ti, A ' 1 A cessiul season this Year. A lf.: 'L in k 1, . xp. X 'X' N . U T .!'f4.x,N T .. 'L' ' 1--. lb Front Row: C. Gomez, D. Corley, B. Anderson, N. Smith, B. Selby, R. Clark, G. Blair. B. Guzules, P, Yoshida, Mr. Schwellenbach. Second Row: N. Scurich, B, lohnston, D. Blum, R. Stolich, D. Harris, B. Corley, K. Blanton, B. Escalante, B. Harris. Third How: I, Srnith, B. White, D. Benson, G. Brurnley, I. Brurnley, A. Soldo, I. Altman, G. Costa, I. Gray. Fourth Row: C. Foster, P. Sousa, B. Clay, G. Mason, D. Bacher, B, McCleister, D. Armstrong, D. Downey, R. Daugherty. 0 . , ., i . David Weizer, Gary Ewers - .- 1 i ,V Paul Hiura, lerry Siebes ' V if f i and Danny Hiura. L V f . 4. 1 , X ' f A. tl Returning to the golt team this year, were five veterans from last year's team. This year they seem to be working smoothly together. Every afternoon you can see them on their way around the course, practic- ing for the next match. Early in the season, they played Pacific Grove and Won. In April they played Gilroy and again were victorious. New comers on the fairway this year are Mickey Mann and Benny Camura. Leaving the team in lune are lerry Siebes and Paul Hiura. As the Manzanita goes to press the team is pre- paring for its next match with Monterey. DANNY HIURA. GARRY EWERS IERHY SIEBES xr. f c if ic.. of K y . ,am if 3 Q ws 'J 0 ' r f' li, if Whyte, O. Dicks, D. Cowan, ' ' i 2 ' V' W ' A I. Gomez, K. Gray. Second Row: Coach Iensen, K. Smith, A. Yarnes, I. Cantu, Front Row: R. lwamasa, B. kt - QQ G. Mceowtm, A. Plake. y V ' N tv P , J tif? y V T 4 I Ep ,V . , 4. .,.,. . y , y 1 nj 1. V . . h h h t i i , .. . . . ., -+-'HVHFE As this book goes to press the C.C.A.L. champion ship is still undecided. The Watsonville tennis team has been tremendously successful so far, and three matches remain to be played. The six top singles players are: Gilbert Rodriguez, Otto Dicks, lulian Cantu, Bob Whyte, captain, loel Gomez, Don Cowan. Doubles players are: Rodriguez and Cantu, Whyte and Gomez, Dicks and Cowan, David Yahiro and Robert lwamasa, Gerald McGowan, and Al Plake, Andrew Yarnes, and Kirk Smith. The first match of the season was with Gilroy. Gilroy was defeated 7-O. Next in line were Santa Cruz, Pacific Grove, and Bellarmine with scores of 4-l, 6-l, 6-2, respectively. Watsonville was victorious in all games. IULIAN CANTU OTTO DICKS IOEL GOMEZ BOB WHYTE 1 1 i 2 i . WMM -gg-so if , L S ,wffi K - -wmuw E A 4 a if 'lf' 1 SQ s ,sv E 3 5 5 w r all 5' 5 N' iill gl 6 . tv at-R30 its 'X A A . . QQ ....., f N. DQ K ..,ts fr with 'nfw E: My ., . g, ,mag is .nf iii is ill li.. an lit WE, X up G V .131 3 ii Ti.: its fs. 'M Z Q li 2,2 K ..w ' ae- d . Wlmmzng fi..-J' if 4... X '!'l wmmtuxn, NUBKWW' M5 George Ashton dives into the pool. .t Front Row, Left to Right: B. Aw Leernan, B. Montey, Manager: . M. O'COnnell, G. Keeley, B. t. fu Lea. Second Row: G. Wemmer, W T. McGee, C. Cameron, A. Pringle, B. Gary. Third Row: H. Savage, R. Sanchez, D. White, I. Ludclen. Swimming is a new sport at Watsonville High this year. The team coached by Mr. Devine and Mr. Gobel got oft to a rather poor start by being beaten by Mon- terey. The scores ot the varsity and lightweight teams were SU-20 and 60-6. ln the second meet against Car- mel the teams made a better showing. The varsity was beaten 47-28 and the lightweights lost 41-25. Other meets this year were held with Monterey, Carmel, Boulder Creek, and the CCAL meet in Carmel in early May. All ot this year's team will be back next year and with so many returning swimmers the school expects great things from this new addition to Watsonville High's sports. Bottom Lett and Right: Boys in swimming class under the direction oi swimming instructor David Devine. 1. J :' pw t F , . .grit ., ' 31 ' : - v,, wir' i W , . -term we -H--'iw' we -or gr! -Jr. wtf , , Q M Witt mm fn , wet if- ,.,:,:. -tw , ks? gigs, .stiwblfr . I F, I 1 gf C .JV Front Row, Left to Right: I. Andrien, C. Westfall, B. Mon- tey, D. Beukers, K. Crowe. Second Row: K. Kliewer, B. Burks, F. McGinnis, G. Schip- per, G. Keith, G. Ashton. Third Row: I. Hernandez, B. Peterson, R. Millarke, G. Mcliauge, D. Lester, B. Hockey, L. lverson. Watsonville High school should certainly be proud of its new swimming pool. The pool, a new inovation in swimming pool design, is a beautiful addition to our campus. Classes are offered in swimming for any one who wishes to take them. Girls swim Tuesdays, Thursdays, and every other Friday. When the girls aren't swimming the boys use the swimming pool. The pool was ready for student use during the first part of the second semester. The pool is also open for public use on Saturdays and Sundays. lt was also open all week during Easter vacation. We are looking forward to many hours of fun at our new pool this summer. Bottom Left and Right: Under the direction of David Devme the girls take their 4' alma- 1 .. rin :L --e 5 ...wi 0 - IFS Speedb ll First Row: A. Hada, D. Hem' bree, G. Hansen, C. McGinnis. Second Row: D. Mangan, C. Hiatt, D. Mollenhauer, E. Lip- ska, B. Lint. W Girls sports began this year with an exciting and rough speedball sea- son. One of the most exciting games was the junioresenior game played in g sf the rain. lt was a rough game with many of the players landing in mud puddles as they ran back and forth on the slippery field. But the seniors came through with flying colors and won the championship. Some of the outstanding players were Arletta Hada, Pat Maples, Betty Simas, Gay Hansen, and Darlene Mangen. ' ' First Row: N. Yappert, I. Tomlinson, B. Simas, D. Hembree, B. Hatley, F. Wong, C. McGinnis. Second Row: V. Lipska, G. Hansen, A. Shirachi, I. Shirachi, L. Smith, P. O'Farrell. ffrfckcy Many girls go out for hockey, but all can't make the team. There were many outstanding players this year. The Seniors battled their way to the top of the ladder. The Iuniors gave them the most competition of all, but the Seniors won a very close game. ' These girls deserve a lot of credit giving up much of their time to improve interclass sports. They also are rewarded for their efforts with GAA. points and the fun they get out of this terrific game. Those who witnessed these games saw scrne very good playing and exciting moments. Bottom Lett: Edna Yamada spars with opponent during Hockey game. Bottom Middle: Girls play Volleyball and bang it over the net. Bottom Right: Player takes ball away from opponent. fb- .gww M- it Vrfllcyball .. Front Row: C. Hiatt, B. Lint, P. Cecil. Back Row: N. I. Tapella, D. Mollenhauer, A. Mori, E. Lipska. gig . A N fi. it .y The outstanding girls from all four classes of the A league were chosen for the All-Star team. There are two leagues, A and B. The Iunior and Senior A leagues played their annual game in front of the Iunior and Senior Classes. The exciting game ended in a 12-12 tie. Front Row: P. Cecil. B. Lint, R. Lewis. Second Row: G. Weaver, I, Ivelich, D. Mollenhauer, I. Chilcote. Kaskrfb ll The Iunior team soared high throughout the season and took the championship along with them. The all- star team played the men's faculty. The men won but the girls showed they had terrific ability. The senior boys then challenged the all-star girls and again the men had the upper hand. All of the grils displayed great ability. Bottom Left: Rita Younkers bangs the ball over the net. 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