Watsonville High School - Manzanita Yearbook (Watsonville, CA)

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Th Stars Come Out Night ll' The spell of the moonlight wove its magical charm on restless teenage imaginations. Watsonville High was the place to have a good time and to enjoy oneself at the, more than likely semi-formal get togethers. When students had a chance to listen to their favorite tunes played by the commonly heard bands. Bands of a wide variety, from that once known band, Teasers, to Vic- tim, to even Palace brought in their own unique style of music. The time was a special one: friends were able to meet and stars were gathered from all parts of the town so everyone could join in on the fun and entertainment. 112 The entrance to the 1 2 3 dance was always crowded. Tido Ayala approaches the 4 5 door and pays his way into the dance. 122 Cindy Muncy and Mary Wemmer discuss a sight that they was displayed at the dance. 132 Tania Vanover enjoyed dancing to the rhythm with her partner. 142 john Ruso was talking to his friends at the Friday night dance. 152 Ev- eryone's choice is the same,' to sit back and relax. Photo credits, 11, 2, 3, 4, 52, Trina Coff- man.

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111 The Freshmen float was 4 1 -7 voted most original. 121 Mike Zenker, Senior Class president, holds the first place trophy high. 131 That gorgeous Senior float came in first place. 141 The 1unior's Supreme Shogun float captured second place. 151 The MA TA club float was proclaimed most colorful. 161 Two happy princesses, Angie Rivera and Carol Sakoda, beam at the crowd. 171 The Sophomore's Whip lt float received the prize for best moving parts.