Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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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

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'vig as, .r 5 IIM DURHAM President ANN LUKRICH Secretary l K xr- wo lv K , ' 4 2: . DONNA ROBINSON Treasurer IUDY RUBOTTOM BETSY RADVICH Yell Leader Student Board Representative A-' x Li as A ' ,, '-'KJ N In PAUL MILARKE MISS POGUE Vice-President Class Adviser On Iune 6, 1958, our Senior Class will have bid WUHS goodbye after four glorious years of fun and hard work. But we shall never forget all the experiences we have shared and all the fun, work, and play in which we par- ticipated. 'l'he initiation . . . electing officers . . . choosing our class color, powder blue . . . the Freshmen dance April Showers . . . our Sophomore year . . . presenting Carousel . . . the day we received our class rings . . . the semi-formal Winter Balls . . . upperclassmen at last . . . working hard on the magazine drive in order to present Cathay, the magnificent Prom . . . September 3, 1957, and the day most iuniors dream of finally arrived-the day we walked into WUHS as seniors . . . the senior bench . . . and never shall we forget the frenzied excite- ment of the football and basketball games and the sound of the screaming crowds . . . the Prom-that gay-sad affair where suddenly you realize that this was the last formal dance for seniors . . . the fun-filled Senior Week . . . But cherished most. those moments when you walk down the aisle on Graduation Day-for this will have been the last time the whole class will be gathered . . . Yes, graduation, the climax for which all have waited. an . ,xy 2 YN,-. 'T'.,-f? 1 1- FRED REYES ' LINDA BURPEE Boys' Athletic Manager Girls' Athletic Manager