Fremont High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

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BOYS' BLOCK F The point system of the Block F, Fremont's athletic club, has undergone a revision in the last couple of years. Previously, membership could be gained only by earning one hundred points in one sport. Now a block is given for the first hundred points obtained in any sport or combination of sports. Under the present system, every athletically-minded boy has a chance to belong to the Block F. Once a member, a boy has a definite series of goals. For each additional one hundred TOP: FRONT ROW: M. Moreno, A. Koshiyama, F, Velas' quez, R. Inouye, V. Fidiam, F. Sanders, A. Ortega, L. Gallego, S. Brackett. SECOND Row: P. Martin, L. Herion, I. Ruis, J. Mesa, L. Capitola, H. Martin, C. Sedgwick, B. Poen, B. Saich, S. Torres, -I. Price, H. Holstein. THIRD ROW: C. Gonzales, B. Andersen, C. Hambaugh, D. Adam' son, A. Thompson, B. Dozier, G. Wallin, M. Escalera, V. Harrington, G. Woodward, T, Caperello. points, he receives a star in lieu of another block. Stripes are given for each one hundred points earned in any one sport on which the boy settles. On obtaining three stripes, the member receives the highest award, a white sweater. The Block F officers this year were Walter Gilbrech, president: Don Iepsen, vice-presi- dent: Charles Sedgwick, secretary-treasurer, and Richard Wright, sergeant-at-arms. Under their leadership, the society held a dance and the annual Father-Son Barbecue. BOTTOM: FRONT Row: R. Gresham, D. Uriu, C. Smith K. Webber, G. Iinokawa, J. Hanson, M. Murata, B. Ichi- kawa, N, Wagner, D. Diehl, E. Munoz, F. Shumake. SECOND Row: L. West, H. Nose, F. Chavoya, B. Mello, F. Moreno, B, Krumpotich, M. Cardoza, B. Snelling, P. Gilovich, D. lepsen, N. Choate. THIRD ROW: A. Sasao, M. Capercllo, Avila, D. Hill, R. Wright, A. Garcia, B. Shouse, W. Sanner, B. Meacham, W. Gilbrech, C. Eckert T. Hylkema.

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1 .. .. 4 4 110's AND 1ZO's: FRONT Row: D. Elledge, D. Pereira, M. Katicich, R. Dedrick, j. Lopez, R. Fritz, M. Amaral, G. Zweigle, F. Shumake. SECOND Row: F. Cuneo, C. McKaig, V. Campbell, R. LaHerran, R. Bernal, L. Plants, R, Heff ner, S. Yasukawa, D. Conley, C. Zankich, S. Ito. THIRD Row: D. Patton, C. Hiatt, E. Gresham, C. Smith, R. Carrillo, P. Singh, L. Gallego, G. Castro, R. Carrillo, S. Brackett, D. Hougland, A. Ortega. FOURTH ROW: Inouye, Camarda, Inglis, O. Wilsori, A. Dionne, Diehl, N. Trainer, E. Adelman, G. Frisbee, G. Patrick, Hawk, G. Gillian, G. Thomason. WU? '-I 75 IF O N Track prospects were exceptionally good at press time. After gaining twenty-one first places in all four divisions in last year's track finals, Coach Mathiesen could well have rubbed his palms together, for all but one of last year's first placers had returned. For the varsity, Henry Martin, who took three first places and set a new record in the broad jump last year, was again drawing 1303 AND VARSITY: FRONT Row: W. Gilbrech, D. Iepsen, R. Vecchione, T. Moreno, B. Saldivar, L. Capitola, H. Martin, M. Cabello, B. Pence, L. Stanley. SECOND Row: L. Herion, V. Fidiam, M. Moreno, L. Menacho, T. Dale, E. Bogdanovich, S. Beebe, L. Melvin, C. Sedgwick, B. Andersen, W. Loftis. THIRD Row: J, Mesa, B. Shouse, R. Wright, B. Dozier, F. Wojatske, B. Jalovica, W. Aeber- sold, I. Relph, Hylkema, D. Wilson, Rose, T, Mc' Intosh. FOURTH ROW: J. Ruis, H. Sinclair, A. Thompson, C. Hambaugh, V, Harrington, L. Wilson, M. Escalera, D. Adamson, B. Coppe, I. Murdock, R, Soso, D. Urban. attention, as was Filbert Velasquez, a record- smasher among the lightweights. Scheduled were nine track meets, including the interclass meet. A recognition of Fremonts superior track facilities led to our being chosen host for the S. C. V. A. L. finals for the second consecutive year. The trials were to be held at Fremont on May 18, and the finals themselves were scheduled for May 21, possibly to be held at night under the lights.

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GIRLS PARTICIPATE One of the outstanding athletic events of the year for the girls was the water carnival, sponsored by the Girls' League to raise money for the support of its war orphans. Various aquatic stunts were presented to a large audience. There was a large turn out for all after school sports, but at press time, only the volleyball championship and honor teams had been selected. A cham- pionship team is the one that wins the most games in a certain sport, While the honor team consists of outstanding players, chosen by the team captains and their advisers. TOP: Practicing for the water carnival: D. Morelock, star diver. CENTER: CHAMPIONSHIP CAPTAIN N. Cook: CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEYBALL: FRONT Row: B. Diehl, R. Chavoya, N. Cook, C. Iurado, J. Tamayo. SECOND Row: I. Campbell, M. Menacho, D. Caro, D. Sanchez, E. Chavoya, Menacho. BOTTOM: HONOR VOLLEYBALL: FRONT Row: D. Sanchez, V. Shouse, R. Walker. SECOND IEOW: L. Silveira, M. Menacho, N. Cook, N. Willson, B. Shelton. HONOR CAPTAIN M. Menac o.