Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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W v , --1 Front Row: B. Bxspa, C. Re Pearce Biiicich F. Eva Davis, l. Garc 3: MARIANN NEFF SHARRON ANTICH Co-Chairmen Front Row: C. Gaber- son, D. Secondo, S. Antirh, M Neff, R. Nead, S. Mustain, B. Abbey. Second Row: D. Barnes, R. Sav- age, C. Leona, I. Pope, B. Eilwood, A. Arttle, A. Caritu, R. Brown, S. Scarf brough. Third Row: l.Ml1:iiCIQii,B.OlGNd' er, H. Newland, M. lackson, A. Lukrich, G. Schiirolc. Fourth Row: G. Gospodnet- ich, C. Allen, l. Bald- w.n, Mrs. Hedlund, L. Snyder. www IIIIIIIIE IIIIIIIIIIITTEE Remember the crowded dances after the football and basketball qames? These affairs were the result of lonq hours of preparation by the Dance Com- mittee. This committee put in a areat deal of time and effort planning, decorat- ina, cleanina up, and obtaininq bands for the dances, This year's co-chairmen were Mariann Neff and Sharron Antirh. Mrs. Barbara Hedlund was faculty adviser. The hiqhliqht of this year's Iunior Red Cross activities was the annual Red Cross Drive in which S250 from student contributions was collected. This money is used to buy lunches, aym clothes, and school supplies, and pay for dentist and medical care for the less fortunate students in our school. The club members also made a trip to the Fort Ord hospital where they decorated the recreation roazn and individual rooms for the Christmas holidays. Their idea was to boost the morale of the hospitalized soldiers. The club was governed by the Iunior Red Cross Council. Mrs. Diane Severin was club adviser. Q X K dfa C. ily. YC1pperf,S. Szikci. l Second Row: M. fy Snitrnan E.Szi'.'f1, . Erbfi, i . Hfittfr, , Tartala, S. Shernard, a I N. Wrrartf.-r, M. has-H, ,, ' X B. MacQ1.idd',' D if? Lewis M. Switzer. l A Third Row: l. Sfrrn sol, D V!-fizvr Cl. 1 Deretich, l. Cox, T. ml Bahrer, V' Hansen, C. Marcos L. Geri' try, B. Killion. I 4 wifi -W W3 j ' ,i j -A N,

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The Science Competence Team, consisting of twelve selective members, is for those students inter- ested in the field of science. The purpose of this group is to give special recognition to those students who excel in their academic work. This group represents our school at many club gatherings at which time they answer questions pertaining to space and rocket travel and atomic energy. The team performed at the Lion's Club early in March. Adviser to this year's group was Mr. Iohn Herndon. gi 'E iii: , if tx Front Row: F. Arnaz P. Anderson, T. Tol entino, L. Gittings D. St. George, B Stuart. Second Row C. Rogers, I. Pope G, Huff, P. Ford, C Rino. Third Row: S Grul, B. Taylor, C Leong, P. Bewley, R Hudson, D. Pfatile Fourth Row: D Anderson, M. Brew- ington, I. Cox, F Harris, B. Pacldon. Front Row: C. Mon- ares, D. Hamilton, C. Hansen, I. Baker, I. Collins, Second How: E. Silva, S. Hicks, S. Antich, K Beebe, l. Castro. The United Nations Competence Team is made up of those students interested in studying the United Nations. This group was formed a year later than the Science Competence Team. lt's functions also in- clude representing our school at club meetings at which time they answer questions about the United Nations. Some of the clubs this year's group performed for were Rotary club, Lion's club and Kiwanis club. Mr. Carl Coelho and Mr. Ken Call were advisers to this year's group. ,gl