James Lick High School - Argus Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1965 volume:

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Beverly Ferrara Senior Class Editgii .Q V- A f f .... 1 . Kay Selesky Activities Editor . f . . . Anne Zavlaris Organizations Editor . . . . ...... Pat Montiio Boys' Athletics Editor .... . . . . . et Wood Girls' Athletics Editor ............. Nancy Harms Advertising Manager .,............. Lou Perske Staff Photographers . . ........ Nate Smith Dick Brockington Portrait Photography .... ..... C alado Studios Faculty Adviser ............. Mr. Dan Fukushima dl' i I A f' fm f AU' M , W Jo W y , . W fn ff A KH I will voLuiviE xv UMM M F L 'N 1' ' James Lick High School f 'yea Jose, California ff by yy, ff l gg v Q, 4.12 fwfr ...I -1 fjffjf F, ' . I',- - . nm. --LW-A 'J' 1- , .Kia V 1. . . , Q .fS f E x ' . :Q , , Q ,Q '- X - aw 5. :J 'A'-' . XV! if. Ng f'7w'v,4, , f J air ff -. ff Y , ix 77.34 ff ,Ji kg, 5, . 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When Mr. George House joined The Taculfy in 1955 as an English and CiTizenship insTruc- Tor, iT was apparenT ThaT he was desTined To display his TalenTs on a broader plane, He has since served James Lick in various capaciTies as a Teacher, counselor, coach and adminisTraTor. In addiTion To his Teaching duTies, he was line coach of The 1956 SCVAL co-champion varsiTy TooTball Team. He Took The posiTion of vice principal in 1957, and his eminenT success in ThaT dif- TiculT posT was marked by a firmness Tempered wiTh compassion. His abiding aim was To pro- vide Tor Teachers opTimum condiTions Tor Teaching, and Tor sTudenTs The besT aTmosphere for learning. In 1961 he was appoinTed principal. His efficiency in ThaT capaciTy came as no real surprise in ThaT besides bringing To The posiTion a broad background, he has from The ouTseT been con- cerned vviTh making James Lick a beTTer place Tor all who are associaTed vviTh The school. For The ever 'ncreasing company of James Lick sTudenTs who proudly call James Lick Our ' s dedicaTe The 1 5 Argus To Mr. George C. House. . l c, F T . f W ll r if ff Xl ll W l L Rx V X. xl 5-BX u 1 SX XT XJ rx 1 el My bv, .fJ f W W f F bfi 42-f Ng, ,QQ VL M R559 Se VV jfiv BW WX xi fzvwff PQ. My 25 ,Wi V cf' pdl' 2,0 Q yy , Miicipf' ft! , V A GL V ,J In I f X 1' Wffdlfaotdrv A LL QRZV1 W M fy A 3' Q ' Xu bf f K J 7 , Mg PM ,fy AX ff W fl W pw Z W LOMQQQQZWA QV M ff fl AM X MX K Q J Q N wk f ,, f U 4 jyyyy A kj! RW! ' W1 W R f VK, if Www jp fu! V ,FL jf ycg Wax 4 1 JV' Q V. ,f X , - U ' V X NJ' of Uv? 715W W MWA5 my LPQOSJA u 5 , ' , 'NM AZ 4 N ' f :JW QQ MQ wwciiiwww RQ EM x QQNWQLM lib 3 v Qu' ifX5BNim f -W 5 N NNJ27? 5 2 A X A vga XE? as M l fi 5 X gud? aczz f A 4 Mwpjww 3 5 SSSSSNM ' FISCALINI Superintendent V Mft it Dimficf Adminiftmlion THOMAS COLLINS WILLIAM BAKER Assistant Superintendent Deputy Superintendent ' ED ALLIGLJIE LOUIS ROSE WILLIAM SULLIVAN Admin. Asst. Admin. Asst. Admin. Asst, Business Services Pupil Services Instructional Services B aa m' of Tmyiees 'Ne , 1,1- hyd? 'vw wg, ., JOHN DAWSON JAMES I-IOPSON BEN RODGERS DR. PIERCE TULLY JOHN WALSH Vice President Trustee Cierk Trustee President 6 X O- .f T l .A i k, O Xi U xyu x XX X. R5 XTT XX F T P X TN Ti J 9 N X T Nl I 9 hull! L U LL L V. , T ,ii .i 1 r I N J Qi lr ik , If Wi ill Olhlllll ill ily Jill UV J .fi lyl lffr .il sin yi wilt bb TWU Qlljllilllilf L? 4 Qiwfpv l , EQERITIICE BIISAETTLEF wi 14 B 6 J SSISTCIUT VITTCIPG ' ' i W l f ' l 'lil ul W fs l l T if A Cl W ull! D. , ylj ,TU MDT y I yculrx 0 GERALD BOCCIARDI AssisTc1nT Principal THOMAS DUSEK Deon of AcTiviTies 2 GEORGE C. HOUSE Principal U Once ogoin, Mr. Eukushimo ond The Argus sToTT hoive produced o yeolrbook of sTerling quoliTy. IT is olwoiys o pleosure To view on onnuol which moniTesTs The high obiecTives ond digniTy oT iTs school. During The T964-T965 school yeor, Jomes Lick emborked on iTs TirsT oiTTempT To modify The weekly schedule of cloisses. Pupils oTTended eoch cloiss Tour Times per week, buT one session was Tor o double or loboroTory period. The eorly success oT The new schedule demonsTroTed The moTuriTy ond school spiriT oT The .ldmes Lick sTu- denT body. The memories oT This school yeor ds well os Those of Triend- ships, c1ssocioTions, ond evenTs will be rekindled mony Times os you reminisce Through your onnuol. This hos been on ouTsTonding yedr. IT is well recorded. On beholT oT The enTire Jomes Lick sToTT, congroTuIc1Tions ond besT wishes ore exTended To The closs of TQ65. GEORGE C. HOUSE Pri nci pol names Lick Q Aciminirtmiiofz Coordinciror of Guidonce KEITH ANTES Physical Education SUSAN AVAKIAN Physical Education Faczzlty mg itlr 4 E RAY BE RNERT ' English PATRICK BOYLE NANCY BUCKINGI-IAM ELEANOR BUCKLEY Mathematics Ari' Counselor CHARLES BAKER Mathematics ANN BOWERS English MARY BOYLE School LEWIS BURCH Art C-ERTRUDE Librarian AL CEMENTINA EDNA CHEW Physical Education Counselor II NIJ ARDEN BUSH English, French FRED CON RAD Special Education AM World DIANE DICKINSON JAMES DOYLE English Special Education World JAMES EDWARDS VILIJLTON ERICKSON LARRY FISHER English, Latin Science Science X, GRETCHEN FREEMAN Homemaking ,X NORMAN ERIBORG Special Education DAN FUKUSHIMA CHON GALLEGOS EDWARD GUEVARA JOHN English, Journalism Dev. Ed., P.E. SpC!f1ISI1, NICITI1 FRED HARRIS BARBARA I-IARTMAN ' HAL HEFFELFINGER MIKE HILLAS Mothemotics English, Dromcz , U.S. History Civics' tilt MILES HUFFT Mothernotics km.. u ty ,of tit- -kg GERALD DON KLOES DAN KORBEL Music World History English it HENRY KREUTZMANN LOWELL l-ONGFIEI-D Photo, Audio Visuol MOTIWGPHGIICS IO UJJZ WILLIAM HUGHES Business Education GERALD KOSER English JACQUELINE MALLIS English THOMAS MALONE U.S. History RENE MARFULL ROBERT Civics Business LOREN McNICHOLL ROBERT MILLER Agriculture Science l RONALD MODESTE GAYLE MOORE WILLIAM MOVVATT JACK NALTY Science Physical Education English English 4 n i L f! il L V' 4 J R ll if rl DALE NELSON ROBERT NELSON Science Counselor EUGENE NYQUIST Physical Education JOYCE OYAMA Mathematics, Art X. , Z yff' fl fl cf ,Un ylfff fu, fn ' K' U 2 'I ffl J -f if fl I A .L I ff-ff ,J J RQBERT PASSALACQUA ROBERT PETERS RUSSELL PHILLIPS ESMENIA REBOJA English English Physical Education English CHARLES REYNOLDS ANN RICHARD THOMAS P. RYAN JOHN SNYDER WOI'ld Geography Mathematics Physical Education English, Speech GAIL STANFORD WILLIAM STEVENS GRACE STRICKLER CHARLES SUGI Music Industrial Arts Mathematics Mathematics WARREN THOMPSON RUEUS TUCKER BETTY TYSON ND DORENE VETTEL Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Spanish Si CJJ, Physical Edugqfion Viv ,fi- T J 5 I L. if gil il N 5 if w . will I lgi, BONNIE WATERER N YVONNE WELSH DOROTHY WOODARD OLIVER WOODWORTH Hamemaking Physical Education Business Education Industrial Arts I2 fav .f Aff if Wi R RW X 4,.,i TTT! f V '-Mr' LOUISE BARTON iff? f, PHYLLIS BRISTER Team Teaching ' Principal's Secrefa ry ,f f ' Secreta ry if I 9 ' 'Qi X, f i , VAQW Z' f fi fi T if A ik gi A 0 3 'U J A K J i V , x f 4' E 4 ,ix iii fi J 1 if ,T i 4 ZW Xxx n in-N 1-- f R ik . cu' if i V Nt' ELA! ' fx., T U ,XV 4 JN, ff IX U ful Yi , 11 I ' T L ,E Y XC i ' 1 GRACE EZAKI C KT Sfudenr Bank Advisor 1 1 Ofjzke Staff BETTY FR!-XNKEL f J MADELINE LGBRUCHERIE Team Teaching Secretary I Girls' P.E. Assisfanf if uf V f- ,UMW ve! Lfjin f 1345 A I j -V'NXEJj' A Q I X X , ,V M I 1 X any NLE, EDITH MASON JEAN MCMAHAN MARY NANAMURA X3 T ELAINE PAINE Manager of Bookroom Registrar Guidance Secretary Library Secretary and Supplies NH , 1 ,T I T U X' fi' A v1vi'ANf RYM T -A A if LILLIE SADLER MARGUERITE SHEEHAN CHARLOTTE WILDERSON Office Sfgff Office Staff Office Sfaff Team Teaching Secretary T4 ANY 'Q A xg A LV AW. , , I l Maintenance i I Leff To Righf: Bill Sfebbins, Bill Richardson, George Lengle-, Pal Sullivan, v Al Cooper, Waine Kafvala, Cnstociinny !'iZlspl Leff To Righf: Roloerf Froom, Joe Quadros, Joe McGee, John Schifano, Bob King, Joe Morgocla. Cnjnlerin Sfdjf Left To Right: Haffie Wilcher, Marie Scirneca, Berfy Cawen, Edna Wilson, Mae Rose. Tmngbortnfion FRONT ROW: Grace Crawford, Kofhy Millhallen, Doreen Kampfen, Rose Tosfi, Florence George, BACK ROW: Clifforcl Silva, Melvin Aker, Dick Lind- gren, Don McCallum, Vern Johnson. 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'N , , 5 . is ALAN AMERIAN ARLENE AMES GARY ANDERSON JOHN ANDERSON WW c A 1 R 37- V 7l.C1fY35Ef:'i1 5 wx L , ',--L-, N- X55 ' . if ' V JQ .K YJ L ,.Q, Ni dai ROBERT ANDERSON JUDY ANTON RON ARPLEBY LINDA ARRELLANO KATHY AUBERT JOHN AVEIRA LOUIS BAGLIERE PAULA BAIRD BEV BARGHINI JAN BAROUSSE CHRIS BAX YVONNE BAX ROBERT BACA ELIZABETH BAGLIERE VAN BAKER AL BARBARIA Seniom BARBARA BEAL MYRTLE BEATY A WANDA BEECHER UYRITA SUZANNE BENKE LARRY BENSON NU . Y W' X I 0 M fs U V L Y , My X 1 ,J gg Fi TONY BETTENCOURT JOHN BIGLER JIM BLATT TAMARA BOOKER GEORGIANN BOTELHO SUSAN BOYD CYNTHIA BRAVO MEG BRIES JOANNE BRIGGS RICHARD BROCKINGTON LYNN BROKENSHIRE KAREN BUCHANAN SHIRLEY BURGESS DONNA CABLE I .wi ' .. 1 SANDRA CASE s 1 fr CONNIE BUENO JACKIE BULLER LARRY BUMARDNER CLAIRE BURKE ARNLJLFO BUSTAMANTEZ CONSTANCE CAMPAGNA GARY CARAMELLA JIM QARLTQN 'WY' STANLEY CI-IAVES JEROME CI-IAVEZ SI-IERI CIRINCIONE 1 . ' f PETER COGAR ,Q I KAREN CROSSMAN 4 MARY J EAN CONNOLLY RON CRUZ I ul I I CHERYL DIAS CRAIG DIMEFF MIKE CREADOR GREG CYPERT 3 ANTHONY DESTRO JAMES DODD LINDA CROOKER RICHARD DE LISLE CAROL DIAS V-fav JAMES DOUGLASS i RACHAEL DUNKIN BRUCE EHLERT MARY JANE ENOS KATHY ERNST MUSTAFA EAD JACK ELIAS ARNOLD ENTJER RICHARD ERNST 5 E PATRICK EAGEN JUDY ECKHARDT Seniors MARY ESCOBAR JAMES ESPINOSA ALLEN FONTAINE CAROL FOERSTERLING JOSIE FLORES SALLY FLEETWOOD GERALD FINLEY JUDY ELKSDAL BEVERLY EERRARA ROSEMARY FERGUSON GLORIA FALCON JANICE FONTANETTI LINDA FONTE5 BEVERLY FOSTER INGRID FRLEDRLCHS SANDRA FROST VLQKY GALLAGHER ANNIE GAMBOA RONALD GANIATS ANITA GARCIA MARGARET GARCIA ROBERTA GHIO MICHAEL GIAMMONA JUDY GIGLIOTTI JAMES GILLESPIE GERALD GINGERELLI ALEX GIRON BETTY GLOVER 5,1-.2 1113? I ,I I , CARL GONZALES JESSE GONZALES LOIS GORNITZKA LINDA GREEN GARY GREENMAN DAN GUERRER0 LINDA GULARTE MARGARET HAAS l Senzom f , f BILL HAREN NANCY HARMS MARY GUERRERO I MIKE HAEBERLE DAROL HALL BUNNY HARPER JOSEPH GUIDO LINDA HAGEN PAGE HAMILTON GORDON HARTLE 3I JOHN HARVEY CARRIE HELDEBRANT JOHN HELGESON NANCY HOLMES JIM IHLEN CAROLYN ITATANI JACOUELYN IYALL PATRICIA JACOBSON Seniors JANICE JACQUES JULIA JAROSHENKO 46 I 5 , PAULETTE JOHNSON SANDRA JOHNSON TERRENCE JOHNSON JON JORGENSON VICTOR KATVALA ANN KOSTER MARILYN LANDICE CYNTHIA LEE I LINDA KAWAOKA MARTIN KENNY BRYAN LACK ERNEST LANGONE AMPARO LARA JON KERRICK RICHARD LGMANTIA ROBERTO LEAL LILLIAN LEE KATHRYN LE WARNE TONY LEYBA i RAY LEYBA FRIEDA LINGSCHEID CAROLINE LOBACH ELBEY LONERO FRANK LOPEZ KATIE LUMBERT CHERI LYONS STEVE MACIEL Seniors x , BARBARA MALONE JOHN MALTBIE I ' A I I. ANGELYN MARRUJO JOSEPH MARTINEZ DAVID MARTINI PHILIP MATSUMURA DENNIS MCDONNELL CLIFFORD MCFALL MARJORIE MCI-IAZLETT RAUL MEDINA JOHN MENDOZA ELLEN MLCHAELIS GLENN MILLER JEANNE MINTON REUBEN MIRANDA PATRICIA MONTIJO JOAN MOORE EDWARD MCHOES LINDA MEYER MIKE MINTS LOU NELL MOORE JOSEPH MORAN RANDY MORRISON RONALD MORTON MODESTO MUNIZ ,X I HELEN MURPHY ALEX NALEZINSKI RICHARD NEELY Seniors ED NUNES BRIAN OBERTO S . I ISABEL PACHECO RAE ANN PASSARINO JANET PETERSON BEVERLY NUNES DENNIS PATTON SANDY PATTON BARBARA PIAZZA MARTIN PODESTA PAMELA PYLE ELIZABETH Z. MANUEL PEREZ LOUIS PERSKE MARCIA PETERS ART PLAZOLA 1 X 7 KATHY POLITO TONY CRAIG PYE 'X JK STEFANIE QUARTANA ROSALEE RAAMIREZ L L KENNETH RAMOS T MARTHA RANDALL PHILIP REID MARJORIE RICO WILLIAM RASMUSSEN DAVID REWITZ JAMES RIGDON L RONALD REED WAYNE REEK Seniors 'Tw' DAVID RIKER MARGARET RIVERA MARJORIE ROBB CHARLES RODRIGUES L R Rx MARTIN ROGERS FAYE ROSE MARILYN ROSE STEVE ROSE I RRE fl-Q 1 I I Q Q X X ,X SK 'S l .N Q N 315 x S Q J. t 4 ,Q 8 T ax 7 5 4 Z ' HILARIO RUIZ BILL RUMPH KATHLEEN RUSSO EDDIE SANTOS SHIRLEY SANTOS CHARLES SAYERS MARK SAYERS if GARY SCHOELERMAN HERMAN SCHRANZ CAROL SCOTT DONALD SEAMANS X ii - 39 f KAREN SELESKY WILLIAM SHEPPARD SHIRLEY SILVEIRA THOMAS SETSER DAVID SHAHENIAN SHIRLEY SHELBY CRAIG SHLIRE BERNADETTE SILVA NICHOLAS SILVA Seniors NATHAN SMITH 40 BARBARA SALANO RON SOLDANA MARCELLO SOLIVEN CA RYN SOLOMON WAYNE SPENCER JACK STUTZ MICHAEL TANDA ERIK SORENSEN GLORIA SOTELO BARBARA SPENCE BETTY STENULSON STEPHEN STOUDT JOSEPH SUNSERI RICHARD SWIGGART FRANCIS TANNER SHARON TANNER THOMAS TAYLOR 1,-.ann RICHARD TENNYSON RODNEY THURMAN GAIL TORRES PATRICIA URBAN 42 If-Q. KATHY TESAR BEVERLY TI-IEOBALD BETTY THOMAS DOUGLAS TILLMAN LOUIS TIRRI RONALD TIRRI FAYE TRUPPA CAROL TUTTLE 153, 13? RAY VALDILLEZ JEFF VAN DE VELDE ROGER VENABLE 'T ROBERT VINECKE ALAYNE WALLS ANN WARNKE LORENA WASHABAUGI-I STELLA WECKEL GARY WENDORF GEORGE WILLIAMS .IUDY WILLIAMS I Senzom MICHAEL WILLIAMS CHRISTINE WOLD CHESTER WOOD BETTY WYCKOFF DOROTHY ANNE ZAVLARIS 43 1965 Y f .. i 5 1 Senio 75 With ,. AQ 1? 5 BEST BUILD Gnd BEST FIGURE WITTIEST Ernie Lcingone Kcithy Tescir Jim Ccirlton Goil Torres MOST H!-XNDSOME ond PRETTIEST Lou Perske Lindo Meyer CUTEST COUPLE Nancy Harms ond Steve Mociel BEST PERSONALITY Ado Lou Ellis Mike Williams ww 6 -Nmxsx t X X wx gg NW-Nw. LxxL X A x lRQ?N':w W wwmmk TVA. BEST ATHLETE Senior Odyssey FRESHMAN YEAR On September 12, 1961, we started our career as James Lick High School students, Trying to find classes, trying to remember teachers, locker combinations, room numbers and locations was an extremely frustrating and confusing experience. Freshman Daze? The split session that we were on bewildered us even more. We elected Phil Matsumura president of the class, and looked to him to lead us through our first semester. As the days wore on, we found ourselves wrapped up in our candy sale which aided and abetted our treas- ury. Some of us found our place on various committees, athletic teams, and student government. Some of us quickly distinguished ourselves in scholarship. Soon our Frosh Social was over, and Shamrock Shindig, the Frosh-Soph hop, was on its way. By now, we had lost our awe of the size of James Lick High School, and were getting used to the routine of school life and activities. Looking at sophomores with more than a little envy for a whole semester, we decided that in time we could also be sophomores. As a matter of fact, we did secretly aim a little higher. As our first year came to a close, we participated in our first Carnival Day, and sponsored the Chamber of Horrors booth. CN President of the class in his freshman year, Phil Matsumura gathers his cabinet around him to plan class protects. We Learn the Rqbef SOPHOMORE TERM Perhaps our sophomore year was the most out- standing, activity-wise, of the first three terms. Being on double session, and sharing our campus with Overfelt students did not stop us. from engaging in club activities and committee work. Our sophomore trip to San Francisco will not soon be forgotten by those who were on hand to see the Cinerama production of The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm. We also spent the remainder of the afternoon meandering about the famed Golden Gate Park. Then, in February, the Royals made their Big Move and left us, and we were attending school a full day again. Our first Homecoming Game was played against Overfelt, and our class won the float compe- tition. The theme of the float was Boil the Royals. Phil Matsumura was elected president during the second semester, and we found ourselves nearing the end of another year. The Soph booth on Carnival Day was in the shape of a huge strawberry. We sold strawberry shortcake and added substantial- ly to our treasury. We ordered our class rings, and the end of another year was in sight. When June rolled around, we were ready to take our place as new upperclassmen. Student Government found a new home when it moved from the A-V room into the new building. 46 Upperclafsmen at Lay! JUNIOR YEAR We commenced our iunior year full of exciTemenT wiTh The anTicipaTion of being bona fide upperclassmen. Bryan Lack was our class presidenT This year, and as iuniors, we goT The ball rolling wiTh our firsT big evenT, The iunior social. We had a successful foofball season, and Then were pleasanTly surprised when The varsiTy and B baskeTball Teams won league TiTles. Names soon To be prominenf in aThleTics were cropping up and becoming familiar. In Ocfober our long-awaiTed class rings arrived, and in November we had a mighTy sTruggle wiTh The Iowa 1'esTs of Educafional Developmenf. We found iT difficulf To believe The evenTs in Dallas on November 22, The realizaTion soon sTruck home, and we ioined The Nafion in mourning. A big class meeTing was held on Jaunary 15 during which our achievemenfs and The work we had yeT To do were ouTlined. On April 14, under The direcTion of Linda Meyer and Bev. Nunes, The gymnasium was Transformed inTo a re- splendenf Grecian Gardens. ThaT nighT Nancy Harms was crowned Junior Prom Queen. Priscilla Romer, The previous year's queen, was on hand To place The crown on Nancy's head. Finding ourselves once more in The Carnival season, we somehow goT enough Thumbs TogeTher To consTrucT our class booTh. Pizza sold like hoT cakes, and we again managed To add To our class Treasury. Suddenly James Lick seemed To have shrunk. IT ap- peared ThaT we near-seniors would never come inTo our own unTil The seniors lefT. In June They did leave. We mighT have looked re- lieved, buT deep inside many of us shed a Tear or Two aT The graduaTion exercises ThaT nighT. Senior Bench-Many had ci hand in painTing iT. 4 I Ki . .Q J CandidaTes for class office make Their pifch class assembly, The Lay! Mile SENIOR YEAR As we reTurned To school in SepTember for our final year, we Thoughf of The Three long years we had anxious- ly awaifed To be seniors. The bewildered freshmen who enfered Lick back in 1961, The sophomores who sold sfrawberry shorfcake on Carnival Day in 1963, and The pizza-sellers of The 1964 ComeT Games, were now The Seniors of 1965! ln November The varsify fooTball Team won an un- dispuTed TiTle for James Lick. IT was also in November ThaT we held our firsT Senior Social. Before long iT was December, and we were geTTing ready for The annual Icicle Lane dance. A hinT of commencemenT came wiTh The ordering of graduaTion announcemenfs. WiTh The school year more Than half gone, we busied ourselves wiTh a final pull for beTTer grades and prep- arafion for The Senior Ball-A Touch of Elegance. AT long lasT The much anTicipaTed nighT of graduaTion arrived, and we sang The Alma MaTer for The lasT Time as a class group. Graduafion over, we conTemplaTed The prospecTs of forcing The challenges of The adulT world. Senior Class meeTing in cafeTorium. Senior Ba!! ft' U A Touch of Elega T S5 T 'K E 1 .-,..w,1gv- n3sB'rE?f'3 'b -' 7. ,U .wg fhigjv , ', f. ,hi L-H4 3' Zf'f'A ' fx ,f -. K .ff Vi' ' . . 'J 5- 'idwkfk , mf f-1 , , ,wg I-b' 4: 0 L ,z fb Y f My 6 A ,Q 'fvfflfl S:4Jc?g: 7'i Wx Q OJ 16: X! 40 A445 'R 5 Q N55 7iQxfoJQ' Jwxew XJQ' 16 7 N? im f F r V RQ, 5 ?Q3QLL Jiyhillum , ff ff 1'F' X S Lj M g A 1' 1' f , 77 'X wg UMM! VW an ,, 1 M fb M 175154 Wk ff M WML ly V A ,W J A6 U 4 W W WL Q7 QW Wa lbfffygf Va jj W M, MW afwgjfQf, gy zmiom fisgfxw MW JWFW Q w i x 7 J. f jyl VLC? DJ' U, - f J M + MW U5 ww fm WM 'ESL ' rwbr ISMSU. QB VC JfW'Zrgz0fQCgwee X ,J bij J jf ,DQ ,W MOH? ers GENE FLEMING Treasure K JOANNE SANCHEZ S 'Mauv- 2 i DONNA THOMAS Vice P d Fez!! Semester Jw' W RRENN f Y get is 235322, ,ff Umifw- 5 gk we NINA M D C I. BERNICE YONEK Treo 50 Secretory Spring Semester Sy 'N fl LJ' Lf l 4. - f , Z!72Z07 5' L 1 L. Lv Q NJA Lbf 1 1 LL' l' l f F L 'fl Y 3 Ff l N' O' I 1 L K, L 1 rx - l l , I . l 1 X, Z xg J V A P1 -Q ' . L ' V-fc 1 X ' , , . ff V f L, I. ,NJ ' 3 1? ' 'VL ' -x v 'K ' ' . . . L ff' L LR L , I , 5 V A- x 'N ' if ul ' J 'X F lf Lf A LL 5 5' if fl ,f l YJ? . ,N v' rf' 5 ,,f'Nx - ,L fx AL! xx f A 'L I A' y ,Lf FRONT ROW: Roy Bax, L , organ, Olivia Cervantes, Cecilia Perez, Ellen Hayes, Michele Belus, Becky Magana, Arlene Kirkland, Bob Sarci, Ben Valenzuela, Tecl Nakano. MIDDLE ROW: Ruben Hernandez, Maria Lamar, Barbara Viall, Frank Boiellno, Sam Terzo, Sal Corona, Helen Snosrar, Fanie Kapp- meyer, Norma Fleming. TOP ROW: Steve Franzina, Earl Mc- Pherson, Perer Haai, Dave La Cerda, Hecior Carrillo, Larry Roach, Pai Vasquez, Mary Carrese, Linda Scnaar, Y, ini FRONT ROW: Earl Bufler, Jerry Freiras, Sfeven lrafani. ROW 2: Peggy Kawacka, Army Carb-afal Ee-'nice Y:-Rau-.:. ROV. E- lrene Romero, Cynthia Massey. ROW 4: Rudy Radriqaez, Mike Valdillez, Dan Harasaki. TCP ROW1 Gan, Reg: : Rem: Regasa, Randy Hoffman. 9 ,Lie ,bmw 3 L O W? C 'ge' Rcsens 51 FRONT ROW: Fernando Matos, Greg Setser, Penny Greene, Suzanne Melendez, Pam Faraone, Janice Perkins, Dora Lara, lan Wil son, Larry Bauman. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Reed, Claudia Medeiros, Pam Maddox, Ruth Carson, Bessie Elliot, Kathy Renkel, JoAnn Mar- ruio, Marva Flodeen, Joe Secola, Jim Reed. TOP ROW: David Alvarez, Kurt Langhott, Robert Laederich, Al Gonzales, Ken Borello Jim Gentry, Keith Simeral, John Bettencourt, Rosie Murguia, Terrie Livingston, FRONT ROW: Linda Rockwell, Karen Kamachi, Claye Manson, Cindy DiBona, Karen Boblett, Sharon Carts, Mary Ann Andrade, Linda Erickson, Mario Cardines, Randy McCarty. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Vega, Carolyn Perez, Gary Tomasello, Arturo Pineda, Steve l-ligashi, Gene Fleming, Joe Robledo, Alice Rodarte, Mary Garcia. TOP ROW: Trude Johnson, Pat Hanna, Gary Gardin, Bruce Petersen, Bob Vandenberg, Doug Col, Ron Dasco, Sal Gonzales, Al Schuler, Ann McCoy. 52 zmimfs FRONT ROW: Tina Dominguez, Devan Nicholas, Barbara McElroy. ROW 2: Janice Goulart, Linda Balistreri. ROW 3: Mary Piona, Frieda Rangel. ROW 4: Wayne Kendall, Jim Joe. TOP ROW: Gonzalo Herrera, Gary Butler. FRONT ROW: Lynette Howl, Reggie Gray, Juliann Cream, Patty Fetterman, Bob Venegas, Tony Torres, Robert Martinez, Monica Garcia, Jackie Williams, Terri Caballero. MIDDLE ROW: Holly Leroy, Kerry Colgin, Ceil Williams, Roger Goble, Richard Smith, Bob Mohr, Jim Zing, Jean Layton, Terri Niebla. TOP ROW: Donna Loque, Nancy Belton, Karl Cortese, Mike La Batt, John Gobel, Paul Guidry, Arnie Ruftalo, Barbara Ercanbrack, Ray Tallman. 53 union FRONT ROW: Steve Hendriques, Bob Machado. ROW 2: Kathy Rolandetti, Claudia Davis, Karen Henard, Angie Cacal. ROW 3: Judy West, Janet Watts, Karen Fry, Lor- raine Kong. ROW 4: Christine Cresswell, Judy Darland, Linda Guillaume. TOP ROW: Greg Mitchell, Ruth Miller, Felicia Hampton, John Langlois. FRONT ROW: Chris. Taylor, Sandy Hale, Colleen Kenneally, Donna Thomas, Gayle McConnell, Chic Montiio, Barb Byars, Gloria Pacini, Bea Dunkin, Bob Carruth, Bob Polite. MIDDLE ROW: Danny DeVore, Charlie Coraccilo, Jan Dossey, Lynda Adams, Twinkle Stewart, Linda Tanner, Kathy Teves, Laila Volpe, Donna Good, Sheila Larenzetti, TOP ROW: Dave Dehn, David Steven, Jack Byers, Tom Beat' tie, John Soares, Greg Lingscheid, Bill Cutting, Dennis Sciba, Ralph Worden, Rod Pinkham. 54 U 44? FRONT ROW: Penni Abegg, Lincla Foutch, Linda Tambini, Glenda Phillips, Sandy Sinclair, Dave Santos, Gordo Economy, Bill Soares, Bob Riclola, Tom Duran. MlDDLE ROW: JoAnn Sanchez, Leslie Sicotte, Shirley Benke, Loretta Pioz, Vince Revino, John Nava, Peter Lara, .Bob Jenkins, Susan Davis, Kathy Hayden, etz. TOP ROW: Diane Alves, Lincla Huggins, Torn Darra h, Tim Garcia, Tony Teixeira, Mike Kelly, Joe Kiser, Val Sandoval, Petie Swanson, Marie Brumund, Margie Klotz. 2767777 L FRONT ROW: Diane Davis, Nina Madrigal, David Barousse, Kathy Stenberg. ROW 2: Loraine Basset, Frank Guarascio, Irene Sandoval, Sharon Lyons. ROW 3: Anthony Bernal, Bruce Smith, Larry Regalo, Carl White. TOP ROW: Pete Poillon, Ray Lancaster, Chuck White, Rod Bennett. 55 l FRONT ROW: Barbara Byrnes, Pet Wright, Sandie Wilson, Diana Luis, Susan McAIister, Helen Moniz, Barbara Orchard, Dan Bruno, MIDDLE ROW: Earl Moral, Mike Kerrick, Judy Iyall, Shirley Zander, Phillis Cody, Linda Rinauro, Ray King, Tom Messer. TOP ROW: Dave Rau, George De Lucca, Mark Struthers, Dan Sears, Gary Cox, Robert Souza. X f-Q' tx , xx X Q! XX., R ' f K ,wx i if if FRONT ROW: Gina Losik, Sharon Matous, Debbie Ratlitf, Rachel Lopez, Connie Parashis, Diane Arterberry, Sandy Tawson, Gerrie Sponcil, Emma Garcia Pat Fontaine, Terry Warf. MIDDLE ROW: Ron King, Frank Maggi, Pat Dwyer, Bob Grisham, Todd Kress, Sherwood Foster, Phil Pavone, Al Amaral, Man uel Escobar, no name, Joe Raios, TOP ROW: Jim Davis, Gerry Shaul, Phil Passatuime, Barry Baumgartner, Jim Plunkett, Richard Hamer, Greg Sargent Richard Cable, Richard Welch, Chris Rogers. 56 J, Ii NIR af il x ,Xiu ,III lfh lv yvi tml lr All! I fl. K L yw iifwl I , V 1 .il Isl UW Il .ill ii , I I RJ I i I lf Tx if fffbl D Q f E W M4 iv, ,ji M I I I I LII L xi Ill 0 I lflhu Il' il .Llf in I A 43 XX OIL lJ M iii Il ' Zl7ZZ01 J' FRONT ROW: Barry Sheppard, Gene Craig, Dave Harner, Anthony Enos. ROW 2: Tom Ravera, Mike Villanueva, Gail Edlund, Wendy Souza. ROW 3: Charlie Thum, George Seper, Jim Lowe, Carol Rose. ROW 4: Tony Lopez, Allen Skidmore, Lloyd Soliven, Ron Amezquita. TOP ROW: Ricky Martin, Al Fontaine, Steve Almand, Frank Wright. FRONT ROW: Ronette White, Kathy Puccio, Hideko Oda, Carol Howell, Suzanne Volz, Diane Warwick, Sandy Dorsa, Kathie Wilson, Pat Guillotte, Jerry Bercaw, MIDDLE ROW: Dottie Christensen, Gini Campbell, Barbara Jordan, Lexie Paul, Joanne Barbe, Marilyn Herbig, Elizabeth Spencer, Josie Ramirez, Valarie Corey, Sally Neely, TOP ROW: Ralph Chellino, Dennis Rose, Melba Brown, Wendy Cauthen, Leslie Oliveria, Lee McQueary, Carol Smith, Pam Tudder, Jim Ratzliff, Billi Glover. 57 'L ' , . - , 4 ' -QM' 3 - 1 W A 3 ' - Q yf ws. rr, v wx .fs s--a Q-.3 i t:w1'fi5ff:ff+ i W Y Q gig.. . 4. . Q, .5 5,-F . .. .- I-,nn 4 , g, , kg , . ', L ,' 'N-x'w1rf' t' I ,lf K -:fi 1. 'F-r ' T E f Tor' tif,-L+ M3 - ' fs X its-Q He 3. ..n f , --Jw.-W 4! X X I-7, ' . ' A I Q imlqqxnz N v ll! TP '- I 1' bl ,ff ' .M Wai-4 HI .. . ' .ffl ' -l : ' ' t-:U-M it .1 N ' ,dqqmgix-X1 Select iuniors take battery of tests os Mr. Peters practors National Merit Examinations. Juniors on staff get final pages of yearbook on the way. Custodians of victory banner leave flag in iunior hands. Qi .- 'I' X V , - z Q A if ' 135 , Wag. A, News.. f 101:1- IN EARLY MORNING SHADOW-quad and student government office, center of student activities. 58 Q mf? ,f ' we Moonlight and Slmclowf' OT The five princesses, one wos To reign os ' queen of The 1965 Junior Prom- MoonlighT 0 ond Shadows. TrodiTionolly, The winner is on- ll nounced oT inlerrnission Time c1T The Prom, ond coronoTion ceremonies ore corried ouT oT ThoT Time. Donna Meyer Gaile Edlund Claudio Moderis Twinkle STewcirT Suzanne Volz Junior Prom Queen condiclc1Tes ore from left To righT: Suzanne Volz, Goile Edlund, Cloudio Moderis, Donno Meyer ond Twinkle STewc1rT The Year That Way JUNIOR HIGHLIGHTS As upperclassmen, juniors parTicipaTed in many school and class acTiviTies. This year They also Took The long and rugged Iowa TesTs. A few privileged classmaTes Took The formidable PSAT Tesfs. On Ocfober 27, The class sTaged'success- fully iTs firsT class social and had a second social which proved To be an even greafer success. This class has been a very spiriTed group. IT has demonsfrafed iTs spiriT by parTicipaT- ing in The candy sale and clofhing drive, winning The PTA Membership Drive for The Third consecuTive year, and showing im- mense enfhusiasm aT The rallies. The aTTribuTes of The ouTsTanding junior class were generally recognized by all. Two juniors, Jim PlunkeTT and Phill Passafuime were among The sTar performers in aThleTics. Tony Tosfe, Cafhy Gimelli, Chrisfine Cress- well and CynThia Embree were Top scholars. Suzanne Volz was chosen Homecoming Queen, and Donna Thomas was selecfed Sweefhearf of Cupid Capers ValenTine's dance. The climax of The junior social calen- dar was The Junior Prom, MoonlighT and Shadows. This year, indeed, The juniors have han- dled greafer responsibilifies and have gained valuable experience. They realized They were among The leaders of Their school and conducfed Themselves accordingly. They have demonsTraTed Their leadership in social, academic and aThleTic endeavors. Truly, This year's juniors have laid a solid foundaTion for a bigger and more success- ful senior year. 60 MW f ff 1 Wg y , JL I 2 4 My WML Q Sophommfey U JACK BARITEAU 'A H Fez!! Semester President i I X ' . i i ii x 4 .N .41 fi it ' X -i 5' Q 1 X' U ,A , f GEORGE csovleie Vice President my V53 X X .gqbhomore Class fl. K XX, L ' w x CLARK TROWELL Treasurer Secretory Ojjlicem Spring Semeyter GEORGE GOVIER Vice President JACK BARITEAU President KAY BARNICK LINDA VON TE RSCH Secretory LINDA GIAMMONA Treasurer 'L ' me FRONT ROW: Leslie Beal, Kathy Bagliere, Linda Carabaial, Joyce Davis, Barb Brindos, Marilyn Catura. ROW 2: Steve Barton, Susan Di Carlo, Bob Casady, Pat Pasilio, Stan Deller, Diane Di Carlo, Al Brokenshire, Gina Bernabe. ROW 3: Dennis Carriere, Ron Carciere, Dave Ellis, Dennis Colopy, Jay Marlais, Cathi Costes, John Colenclich, Carl Bartaldo, TOP ROW: Carol Bruno, Matilda Caltabiano, Milo Drissai, Leo English, Mike Elliott, Bob Burchfiel, Jack Bariteau, Horace Encalacle. FRONT ROW: Dan Flores, Lucy Briseno, Virginia Garcia, Betty Schoole field. ROW 2: Curtis Taub, Janet Rowland, Clark Trowell, Bonnie Zim- merman. ROW 3: Vaughn Wolff, Phil Rose, Keith Stutznegger, Gary Taxera. ROW 4: Mike Rock, Jerry Rewitz, Wes Charles, John Zoria, ROW 5:'Theresa Garcia, Jesus Anaya, Jose Lopez. TOP ROW: Rosalee Bush, Nick Sarabia, Mary Neal, Rachel Herrera, John Swain. 3 FRONT ROW: Connie Maurer, Yuri Honda, Diane Marumofo, Roberta Acedo, Marie Glover, Bill l-lokanson, Don Loquiao. ROW 2: Charles Hood, Carol Husy, Frank Gong, KaThy Howard, David Ward, Martha Hill, Par Gustke, Rick Horner. ROW 3: Mike Kibbee, Rosemary Zoria, Janice Levin, Liz Riker, Gilbert Jones, Dirk Jansse, Mark Johnson, Ken Marangolo. TOP ROW: Irene Gonzales, Carolyn Yonekawa, Ken Ku- Taka, Sara Garefz, Liz Gladcling, Donna Lickwar, Karen Lewis, Gary Lyons. FRONT ROW: Joe Gomez, Carol Pascali, Anihony Gonzales, Carolyn Maffos, Oscar Venegas, Nancy Sieverf. MIDDLE ROW: Doug Mafulich, Will DeWarne, .lim Lumbert, Rick Villavicenio, Jerry Marfinez, Mike Blarl. BACK ROW: Benny Rodriguez, Linda Carlon, Todd Sfoudf, Phil Luian. 64 FRONT ROW: Irene Ramirez, Velma Jimenez, Dolores Griialva, Kandy Kress, Lupe Gonzales, Debbie Scarbrock, Linda Nevels, Donna Mezzanotte. ROW 2: Oscar Martinez, Lois McHoes, George Montoya, Linda Moreno, Gary Houston, Margaret Hames, Carl Marvin, Francine Fontanetti, Linda Acevedo. ROW 3: Bill Santos, Susan lnfelise, Dennis Harnar, Gloria Self, Cliff Conversa, Brenda Camp, Marcia Peixoto, Alan Nunes, Liz Loprieato. TOP ROW: Anthony Gulizia, Carmen Madrigal, Roland Kutaka, Shirley Lohbeck, Sharon Shank, Linda Hall, Martha Ascencio, Alfonso Hernandez. Sophs prepare Homecoming float. 4 ,an-in.. L - 65 FRONT ROW: George Govier, Agripina Gonzalez, Cathy Gamboa, Charlotte King, Linda Koster, Pat Buena, Adela Alvarez. ROW 2: John Marquez, Jeraldine Castillo, John Cadena, Oralia Chavez, Ed Davis, Josie Cadifan, Gary Crooker, Linda Hermosillo, Robert Bradford. ROW 3: Richard Barron, Rollie Thompson, Sam Avalos, Jim Garcia, Tony Chircop, Cecil Campos, Ron Wilson, Al Castro. TOP ROW: Joe Johnson, Mike Fiato, Gene Tanston, Robert Kerrera, Bob Coates, John Goulart, Wayne Baldasano, Jose Lopez, Larry Cofa. FRONT ROW: Mike Shapiro, Diana Towse, Dan Collins. ROW 2: Mick McDonnell, Marsha Wilson, Mike Page, Barbara Wachter. ROW 3: Gary Pilon, John Valadez, Bert Shimizu, Jerry Wilkus. ROW 4: Bev Rogers, Astelle Flomp, Gerry Olsen, Gary Naanep. ROW 5: Sheila Saka- moto, Mario Yco, Gene Cirese, Phyllis Winans. TOP ROW: Pete Williams, Terry Webb, Ralph Torres, Brian Pecknold. 66 fl l 0 h om M' fi lit ry T l A FRONT ROW: Ann Norgren, Nancy Ra e. ROW 2: Wanda Rivera, Don Williams, Patricia James. ROW 3: Linda Pereira, Dale Saso, Elva Muniz. ROW 4: Lupe Pena, Gerald Rico, Jim Tilden. ROW 5: Debbie Starks, Brad Mudgett, Gary Murguia. TOP ROW: Linda Gentry, John Butler, Joe Silva. FRONT ROW: Chris Martinez, Meiody Heldebrant, John Hohl, Jim Reyes, Rosemary Shull, Mike Phillips, Tiana Jordan. ROW 2: Louisa Lasik, Edward Chellino, Janet Kendall, David Winskowski, Jan Keil, Tom Knight, Linda June Hibbard, Vern Hodge. ROW 3: Mary Michael, Ken Johnson, Monica Solomon, Vic Maggi, Maud Michaelis, Mark Hampton, Marge Trisler, Kathy Hill. TOP ROW: Terry Super, David Mancha, Jim Belus. 67 Q. 7 Dial i FRONT ROW: Lloyd Beniamin, Chris Alviso, Jack Cremins, Sue Barton, Cindy De Leon, Jim Flores, Marcia Arce. ROW 2: Pam Duckworth, Bert Entier, Barbara Woolley, Ernie Casto, Teresa Amaro, Tom Corchero, Pearl Ferguson, Bob Ellis, Bonita Arena. ROW 3: Cheryl Taylor, Mike Davidson, Deidra Brown, Don Frease, Jackie Willett, George Cobarrubias, Sharon Alesse, Don Boyd. TOP ROW: Al Barron, Dennis Foster, .lack Simpson, Fred Corey, Mark Collins, Roger Amezquita, Ernie Lujan. 1 Q2 '45 T FRO-NT ROWE Tom Botelho, Forrest Fezler, Bertha Munoz, Don McBroom, Ron Tyler. ROW 2: Mark Fox, Nancy Hardwick, Robert Blakesley, Sally Araiza, Ed Kindred. ROWS: Leonard Rezender, Grant Minton, Alex Lopez, Diane Stamps, Laura Roach, Marshall Putnam, Jett Rose. TOP ROW: Diane Sanchez, Dale Garcia, Yolanda San Miguel, Mike Santos, Susan Lindsay, Norris Sadler, Mike De Lisle, Donald Rovay. 68 FRONT ROW: Butch Kramer, Linda Walker, Diane Sanchez, Daryl Warwick, Maria Roclriquez, Paul Valdez. ROW 2: Ken Reedey, Gail Silva Tom Heredia, Gayle Salmoni, Wayne Wright, Jennette Nunes, Ron Rosenberg, Rosemarie Rodriquez. TOP ROW: Charlotte Mantel, Esper Rosen: baum, Linda Stenulson, Ron Wellwood, Shirley Way, Kathy Rose, Lucy Toste. FRONT ROW: Elena De La Torre, Helen Durriare, Martha Garcia, Gerri Enos, Lynn La Rose, Nancy Foutch, David Fritts. ROW 2: Connie Gonzales, Dennis Armstrong, Mickie Brown, Mark Williams, Pat Baca, Frank Bayona, Pam Wilson, Dale Aiassa, Lordes Castillo, ROW 3: Linda Giarnmona, Susan Gerow, Peggy Brown, Sue Fontaine, Susan Fernandez, Mary Lou Kaptur, Ellen Gustin, Judy Boulelier, Linda Von Tersch. TOP ROW: Sandy Williams, Alipin Amaral, Kathleen Franco, Nancy Benetield, Denise Collins, Pete Angel. 69 FRONT ROW: Vicki Uribes, Karen Smith, Joyce Parker, Richard White, Ann Lonero, Betty Talamantez, Shirley Tagatac, Don Sauer. ROW 2: Larry Harper, Kay Barnick, Phil Miiares, Astrid Olson, Bob McLean, Vicky Lawson, Darwin Jinks, Lynne Riddle, Jose Tobias. ROW 3: Tom Talerico, Alan Rocca, David Mollinedo, Harry Wellwood, Roy Froom, Marshal Magincalda, Mike Toland, Doug Nunes. TOP ROW: Jack Sadler, Don Triio, David Martino, Doug Harrison, Jim Kiser, Faye Warren, Angie Tirri, Janet Webber, Ed Pacheco. lk FRONT ROW: Fred Mouser, Jim Garcia, Paula Sosa, Lydia Sanchez, Dennis Perez, Steve McPherson. ROW 2: Pat Vallandingham, Tom Haren, Marydeth Mather, Mick Coyle, Cheryl George, Manuel Conceicao, Ellen Rornan, Christine Santibanes. ROW 3: Chris Valdez, Ada Richie, Lewis Poillon, Justine Huppe, Lou Terzo, Shelly Schifano, James Frost, Jan Ruby. TOP ROW: Ed Hughes, Robert Marine, Frank Morreale, Roland Passarino, Mike Olave,.David Sheldon, Ricardo Valdillez. O Sophomore Rqleciions Class With Spirit Again This pasT year The Class oT T967 proved To be a conTribuTor oT spiriT To The sTudenT body of James Lick High School. Under The leadership oT Jack BariTeau, a winner oT boTh semesTer elecTions, The sophomore class led The school in almosT all acTiviTies in The Homecom- ing TesTiviTies, The Soph TloaT Can The KiTTens Took second place and The sophomores have been vicTorious in The maioriTy oT spiriT rallies. In probably The mosT successful oT all The rallies, The sophomores capTured The TiTle in The GreaT Pie EaTing ConTesT. The Class oT '67 also parTicipaTed in The many oTher school acTiviTies available in January. Sophomores wenT To see cinerama in San Francisco. They Then seT ouT To make The Frosh-Soph dance Midsummer NighT's Dream a success. ln addiTion To This, The sophomores Tinally picked ouT Their disTincTive class rings and successfully parTicipaTed in The Comef Games. Academically, The sophomore class was Well repre- senTed by many scholars who made The C.S.F. honor roll and The principal's B honor roll. JusT a Tevv of The many noTables included Joyce Davis, Bob Nyberg, Sarah GareTz, Carol Heisey, Donna Lickwar, and AsTrid Olsson. Aside from being The pop class in spiriT, The sopho- mores kepT pace aThleTically. In aThleTics Eddie Hughes Robin Donald wins pie-eafing eve-nT for sophomore class in big upseT vicTory over upperclassmen. was chosen All MHAL and The league's MosT Valuable Player in TooTbaII, while Jack BariTeau and Cene Cirese were All MHAL selecTions in Frosh-Soph waTer polo wiTh Cirese being named The league's MosT Valuable Player. OTher players who disTinguished Themselves were ForresT Fezler, a mainsTay of The F-S TooTbaIl Team as well as The golf squad, Don Frease, who showed promise in TooTball, baskeTball and Track, Todd STouT, cross-counTry and varsiTy Track man. I As The school year came To an end,sgsophomores looked back upon Their pasT Term as Their TinesT-ever, and anTicipaTed The coming of a new year and The ThoughT of being upperclassmen. r X YU X x J I ' K! ,' X V f' 'v Uk L f 'xy Q2 fx' fx rx N 'N ' - ' x nd ' 'v'! X , ff V I f, ,4x K 1 - fx W X Lx ' ' , W 1 Y X f 0 , A U x Y! . f' MV 'N -N X K x 1 f f fw v QQ Vim pu bfwjyjdwwf WM M , xl fyxwwyfwwp wifi mbqqbcgbx X N X VQVf WJ Qwwfivwkwwf Apqyf W f WQX , Mil K+ www X , X 9 f Q! fy ,XXV fq-7 x 4, , H AJ QJM ' K C9955 0 Q- X 55, ' 0 Sf' O ffhi?-f'5 0955254 ish 4' 4:9 .fzavbtf -3 'V esh men Fall Semefter GARY ROSE President ARCHIE KI RKLAND Vice Presidenr Freylaman Clam Ojjlivm ,111 Spring Semeyfer GAYLE HORNER Treasurer KATHY HIGASHI Vice President GAIL NUNES Secretory , , . BILL ZAVLARIS ii , L Pre-sidenf . In 5, ,, . K if lu' Q X . if QV, ' CATHY CARTON! Secretory JODY BENNETT Treasurer FRONT ROW: Tony Scaiano, Marial Ybarra, Randy Jinks, Abelardo Jasso. ROW 2: Karen Hall, Kathy Harmon, Patri- cia Mundinger, Jackie Mull, Candy Jackson. ROW 3: Sharon Lamara, Delziere Finnell, Barbara Flodine, Christine Hialmarsson, Kathy Meredith, Cecilia Marquez. TOP ROW: Tino Johnson, Manuel Herrera, Tom Hart, Joe Heldebrant, Danny Kiser. FRONT ROW: Jan Adams, Kathleen Salamoni, Geri Smith, Randy Ramer Fernando Rivas, Lance Ross, Ernie Ortiz, Frank Toste, Carol Preader, Audrey Duarte, Annette White, MIDDLE ROW: Frank Pimentele, Paul Rodriguez, Carlos Ruiz, Oscar Terrazas, Rosalina Llamas, Margaret Rodriguez, Ann Zingheim, Diana Reed, Rachel Perry, Adele Roberts, Richard Sanchez, Ron Yonedawa, Jeff Sheppard. TOP ROW: Ignacio Quiiada, Al Treio, Robert Rice, Randy Sargent, Eliseo Guzman, George Chavez, Melvin Molina, Charles Delte, Meliso Pacheco, Anthony Nevitt, Gary Wilson, Pat Romore. 74 O Room FRONT ROW: George Flores, Anthony Castillo, David Creador, Mike Garfon, Cecil Glaze. ROW 2: Rhonda Aikin, Margaret Barboza, Martha Avelar, Linda Cuenca, Lila Bodine, Mary Duarte,' Lynn Brown. ROW 3: Annie Turner, Louie Garcia, David Aponfe, Lydia Gonzales, Isabel Barba, Raul Herrera, Rudy Amezquifa. TOP ROW: Chuck Perkins, John Elliff, Mike Hubbard, Jeff Weaver, Eric D' Angelo, Mike Dawes. v , X V ,,,,, 495 FRONT ROW: Bill Zavlaris, Sheryl Salvador, John Sarrenensen, Casey Touse, David Witt, Mike Russo. MlDDLE ROW: Janie Ray, Sharon Smith, Megan Wade, Nancy Terry, Sherry Zander, Angelina Rodarte, Sherry Lauer. TOP ROW: Tim Warrington, Jesse Castillo, Glen Ramos, Steve Wardwell, Mario Sparacino, Ted Sumner, Peter Takaichi. FRONT ROW: Clarence Beal, John Grijalva, Micky Butler, Richard Cortese, Jody Bennett, Tony Catafi, Janice Gularte, Janet Goble, Jack Vanderberg, Ben Alvarez. MIDDLE ROW: Ken Caremalla, Robert DeLatorre, Harry l-lartsough, Dan Coelho, Judy Brannon, Donna Glaze, Rose Catura, Diane Jordan, Robin Belts, Mike Digini, Glen Hashimoto. TOP ROW: Art Cruz, Bob Burroughs, Don Arneson, Bill Cope, Jay Corey, Curt Smith, Ray Baraias, John Brown, John Conolly, Art Conrad. 76 S 3' E FRONT ROW: Rudy Garcia, Elizabeth Marquez, Sharon Sangetta, Shirley Rice, Linda Triviz, Nancy Sanchez, Ellen Shapiro, Richard Villarreal, Danny Truppa. MIDDLE ROW: John.Trayis, Joe Silya, Lupe Dagnino, Izetta White, Linda Sanchez, Sandra Stutheit, Charlene West, Adrian Perez, Robert Treio. TOP ROW: Frances Stamp, Marie Sarabia, Sipraano Rodriguez, Fred Lovato, Mike Hufft, Steve Havon, Gene Cable, Terry Smythe, Judy Worden, Monica Scaiano, Freybm en FRONT ROW: Ray Leon, Dale Sadler, Brad lrwin, Kathy Kenneally, Barbara McNulty, Brenda Jones, Sharon King, Jose Pando, Rhonda Mobley, Linda Mendoza. MIDDLE ROW: Martin Navarrerte, Tom Groze, Jim de Leon, Carol Panattoni, Mitzi, Nanez, Domingo Martinez, Josie Lopez, Jerry Bullis, Louis Lopez, Steve Mezzanote. TOP ROW: Mary Janini, Carmen Perez, David Obornsawin, Steve Nash, Wade Lindberg, Mike Leyden, Dave Orabach, Tony Peres, Karen Montoya, Marie Ramirez. 77 FRONT ROW: Ed Acosta, John Dwight, Judy Alvarez, Marilyn Encalade, Vicki Christensen, Jan Carter, Pom Crossman, Gloria Arbizu, Silvia Abalos, Pam DeMaria, Fred Beltran, Tom Gomez. MIDDLE ROW: Ernest Dominguez, Carol Fiksdal, Carmaletta Christine, Rich Botelho, Greg Barousse, Jim Barghini, Richard West, Bob Booty, Joanne Betti, Vivian Evans, Barbara Chellino. TOP ROW: Helen Cable, Sylvia Gonzales, Linda Sidmore, Tony Escobar, David Cook, Robert O'Connor, Carl Blanton, Bill Epperly, Terry West, Jennie Chavez, Cathy English, Wynne Engler. rfeslomen FRONT ROW: Dale Hood, Janice Karnachi, Margie ltatani, Charley Heimgartner, Debby Ernst, Linda Doise, Cheryl Ghio, Diana Barber, Candy Filice, Kathy Higashi, George Janini, Jeff Lurnbert. MIDDLE ROW: Steve D'Arcy, Bill Brown, Sandra Leglu, Susan Larson, Carole McNulty, Michelle Livingstone, Gail Nunes, Alma Earls, Sandy Johnson, Ronnie Martin, John Maciel, Mario Ramirez. TOP ROW: Richard Madrigal, Wayne Malarich, Brian Lease, Jett McMonnell, Neal MacKay, Larry Larson, Stephen Noia, Bruce Tilden, Leslie Malone, Steve Holt. 78 , FRONT ROW: Betsy Belton, Annie Mendez, Sherlyn Morris, Nada Renshaw, Pat Moran, Debbie Lucero, .lakki Kimmet. MIDDLE ROW: Marsha Mastache, Stephanie Jenott, Nancy Kelley, Collin Rodgers, David Otermat, Tim Otto, Susan Johnson, Rose Medica, Bobbie Michael. TOP ROW: Charles Neely, Lawrence Herbig, Bill Kanemale, Sharon Ponsiano, Gayle Horner, Mary Pabst, Kathy Parrott, Thomas Habenicht, Dennis Mattish. reslomen FRONT ROW: Allen Ross, Randy Prodanovich, Craig Schoelerman, Victor Paiz, Cynthia Perez, Eva Ybarra, lrene Venegas, Vivian Wilson, Joanne Piazza, Bonnie White, Edith Ramirez, Janine Simas. MIDDLE ROW: Gwen Wilson, Belinda Savedra, Carolyn Randall, John Renkel, Anita Rangel, Laura Valencia, Olga Ramirez, Eddie Romero, Fred Estrada, Bill Pecknold, Linda Padway, Carmen Silva. TOP ROW: Robin Wildey, Robert Pizziol, Bob Ramirez, Dennis Walder, Greg Tucker, Ron Martin, Susan Ragasa, Sharon Sotelo, Gloria Sandetur, Michele Tirri, Diana Robledo, Yolanda Portillo. 79 Freshmen ,QODQJ To 53 llnlyobll , ljll Y A 0 ,aC ,Q l l lf! 'G Cdl Qbul T bl' ll , OW . , , Lf C ' L, lllvlytilll L, ,iiyjliif FRONT ROW: Barry Tesar, Jim Ridola, Robert Q Watts, Ron Scoppetone. ROW 2: Sue West, 1 Loraine Sicotte, Gail Pascini. ROW 3: Steven l Guzzetta, Bill Snyder, Mike Cancilla. TOP ROW: Jackie Silva, Margaret Haver, Barbara Zito, Juanita Espinoza. FRONT ROW: Ann Damiano, Noel Johnson, Pat Tuarascio, Connie Fernandes, Cheryl Cementina, Azeneth Aloila, Jacque Bercavv, Sue Disher, Cathy Cartoni MIDDLE ROW: Starline Reed, Par Sanchez, Sandy Deller, Charlene Cutting, Karen Di Carlo, Janet Evans, Phyllis Cypert, Terri Bernal, ' ' ' d R d I nnin, Steve Bradford, Pat Britton, Tim Charmion Boyer. TOP ROW: Howard Guth, Charles Akres, Marvin Alameda, Archie Kircklan , an y a Connitf, Robert Guibault, James Brendos. 80 Treshman Round-Up The First 175 Days . . . IT is generally accepTed ThaT when fresh- men firsT enTer The halls of high school, They are bewildered and apprehensive, and ThaT They walk around wiTh Their handbooks cluTched in Their hands, looking for Their rooms. This group, however, proved ThaT They were on The ball from The very sTarT. They jumped righT inTo The acTiviTies of cam- pus life, neTTing 3434.70 in The candy sale -more Than Twice as much as The second place class. Again proving They were wiTh iT, They won The Homecoming floaT compeTiTion wiTh Their floaT enTiTled Baby The Lions. For The firsT semesTer They elecTed Gary Rose class presidenT. The freshmen held Their class social in Ocfober, and The Frosh-Soph hop on March TQ. Bill Zavlaris was chosen freshman class presidenf for The second semesTer. AfTer a year of Tardies, black flags, and vending machines, To say nofhing of semes- Ter final exams, They will be seasoned veT- erans of high school life. FRONT ROW: Gary MaT1'os, David MaciTo, Frank LavoTo. ROW 2: Susan Hoffman, Janef Meyer, Vicki Ford, BeTTy Nakahara. ROW 3: Macrina Mazzaferro, Carol GalioTTo, Jacque Nicholas, Anna Bax. TOP ROW: Doreen Lopez, PaTsy Miland, Lena Morales, Rita Guifterez. : Qi W ' 'WQMW ff VZWW W I WW ww we awe 4i3fj3f2?2,w4 W .f4,,.,i2jy5f www Q fegwl X wmifwibf 1MNWMW P32355 MRM I , fhwkdw Q 1964-6 Spam Semen in Review The varsiTy TooTball Team won The MT. I-lamilTon AThleTic League championship in The final minuTe and a half of The IasT game of The season To seT The pace Tor anoTher banner year in ComeT sporTs. The Team posTed an 8-l season record, scoring 206 poinTs and holding The op- ponenTs To 92 poinTs. Four ComeT5 were named To The All-League Team, and one landed a berTh on The All-CenTral CoasT selecTions. AlThough The squad will be hiT by graduaTion, The CTualiTy and quanTiTy oT holdovers indicaTe anoTher fine season nexT year, The Frosh-Soph TooTball squad losT iTs bid Tor a championship in The Tinal game oT The season To grab a runner-up spoT, Four Frosh-Sophs were named To The All-Ml-TAL Team. The perennially sTrong varsiTy waTer polo Team placed Third wiTh a 9-3 season log, and The Frosh-Soph poloisTs swepT The league wiTh an unbeaTen record. The power-packed Frosh-Sophs will bolsTer an already sTrong varsiTy squad Tor nexT year's campaign. Cross CounTry men Took second place in The Ml-TAL and have a sTrong nucleus around which To build. Fine prospecT5 move up Trom The lower divisions. WresTlers placed Third in league compeTiTion, and The reTurn OT Two-year MHAL l9l-lb. champion and NCS Division ll champion gives The ComeTs undispuTed superioriTy in ThaT weighT class. ComeT baskeTballers, defending MHAL co-champions, were hard pressed To reTain Their laur- els. WiThouT a reTurning regular on The squad, They managed To salvage The season wiTh a TiTTh place Tie. WiTh The excepTion oT Three seniors, The enTire conTingenT reTurns To The cage wars nexT year. The defending champion B Team was also hard hiT by weigh-ins, and placed TiTTh. The Cs noTched a Third place Tinish, and The D's posTed a second place mark. By press Time, Lick's TopnoTch golf Team had disposed of all conTenders Tor The TiTle and ap- peared ready To claim iTs TenTh championship in TiTTeen years. ComeT linksmen have never Tin- ished lower Than second in The hisTory oT The school. The powerTul ComeT swim Team deTeaTed iTs sTrongesT rival in The TirsT meeT of The season and was well on iTs way Toward anoTher swim championship. ComeT Teams This year compeTed in The MT. l-lamilTon AThleTic League comprised oT eighT schools. Ml-IAL member schools included San Jose, Lincoln, Willow Glen, Pioneer, Ayer, Hill, OverTelT, and Lick. NexT year, MT. PleasanT and PiedmonT l-lills will be added To The League. Two years ago, Lick was nosed ouT by Ayer in The race Tor The Russell All-SporTs Trophy by The margin oT a TenTh of a poinT. LasT year Lincoln nipped The ComeTs by an even smaller margin. Bridesmaids Twice by a microscopic TracTion oT a poinT, The CorneTs hope To nab The coveTed award This year. 84 DAN SEARS, BILL CUTTING, Guard Guard -,,,,, , A v. I X. AL FONTAINE, CHUCK RODRIGUES, Guard Tackle FRANK LOPEZ, DENNIS SCIBA Guard Center GREG ADAMS, CRAIG SHUPE, ALL Ml-IAL-Tackle ALL Ml-IAL-End ALL CENTRAL COAST MVP-Ml-IAL MVP JN X A T P' . 'v 'Cm L L . THE MAGIC MOMENT-With 1:37 Jim Plunkett plunges over the goal the Comets a dramatic T9-I4 come-back in the game, quarterback the touchdown that gave over Pioneer. The victory PAUL ALLIGUIE, ERNIE LANGONE, Quarterback Haltback 1964 MHAL The T964 varsity football season can be considered a year ot tulltillment tor the Comets. Living up to all pre-season ratings, Lick captured the MHAL crown on the last clay ot the season by defeating Pioneer I9-I3. After beating Gilroy and Los Gatos in non-league games, the varsity proceeded to deteat a tough Willow Glen team by a 20-I3 count. gave Lick iTs firsT undispuTed league championship. ln The gaThering dusk, PlunkeTT is aT The boTTom of The pile hugging The ball. e LOU PERSKE, RAL LEYBA, Flankerbclck Hcilfback Varsity Clmmpiom The ComeTs Then defeaTed Ayer and Hill and losT a hearT-breaker To Lincoln, 20-14, in The lasf 5 seconds. Every game aTTer ThaT was all-imporTanT. Surviving a lasT minuTe score, The ComeTs barely loeaT OverTelT and Then whipped San Jose To go inTo The lasT game one- half game ouT of Tirsf place. WiTh The sTage seT, iT re- mained Tor The ComeTs To wriTe The final scripT. This They did WiTh a dramaTic flourish. .HM CARLTON, BARRY BAUMGARTNER, Fullbclck Flonkerbock I ANTHONY DESTRO, MODESTO MUNIZ, Tciclile Guard GONZALO HERRERA, FRANK WRlGl'lT, GUOrd Linebacker JIM PLUNKETT, PHIL PASSAl:UlME, ALL MHAL--QuarTerback ALL MHAL-Linebacker Comefs move in fast To stop Willow Glen runner. a 20-13 count GT Willow Glen. Va nity Football VARSITY COACHING STAFF Trainer Tom Ryan, Line Coach Russ Phillips, Head Coach Al Cemenfino, Back Coach Chon Gallegos. Ray Leyba tries to gel around end in a game against Ayers cs Comefs ncil down 27-7 triumph over The Trojans. Lick won The opener over the Rams by- FRONT ROW: Manager Bob Moore, Coach Al Cementina, Modesto Muniz, Bill Rumph, Tony Leyba, Ray Leyba, Frank Lopez, Art Plazola, Paul Alliguie, Ernie Langone, Craig Shupe, Jim Carlton, Cliff McFall, Trainer Tom Ryan, Manager George DeLucca. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Russ Phillips, Gary Butler, Bryan Lack, Anthony Destro, Phil Passatuime, Phil Matsumura, Gonzalo Herrera, Chuck Rodriguez, Mike Williams, Jim Plunkett, Dennis Sciba, Al Fontaine, Don Frease, Dick Barrett, Coach Chon Gallegos. BACK ROW: Bill Cutting, Tony Lopez, Frank Wright, Charlie Thum, Steve Stout, Greg Adams, Barry Baumgartner, Lou Perske, Dan Sears, Norris Saddler, Eric Sorenson, Marty Podesta. Sophomore fullback Saddler turns end with Ayer tacklers in pursuit. Comet All-League players Craig Shupe, Phil Passa- fuime, Greg Adams and Jim Plunkett. Langone moves against the Ayer line. 35... ...Gilroy... ..O 20... .. Los GaTos ., .. 7 20 ..... 'fWillow Glen ..... 13 27... .'Ayer... ..7 12... . THill. .. 6 14... .. TLincoln .. ...QO 14... . 'OverTelT .. ...13 45... .. 3kSan Jose.. ...12 Phil Passafuirne is sropped by Rafn defenders aTTer Taking a pass Trom .lim PlunkeTT. PassaTuirne scored a TD on a look-in pass Tram PlunkeTT, and had an inTercepTion runback TD nullified. IT was in This game ThaT Shupe, on a reverse, Threw a 60-yd TD pass To Perske. 1964 SCHEDULE ..., ick OpponenTs x 19... .. T'Pioneer ...14 206.... .. TOTals .. ...92 l Plunkeh' pursued by Ayer linemen-On windy Ayer greensward, ComeTs abandoned Their air aTTack and proceeded To grind ouT a 27-7 score on rushing. A ff 1' ' ' ffffljl 4 ff ,T , i .- - ' f , 7 Ray Leyba is brought To a halt after a subsTar'1Tial gain in The Ayer game. The liTTle scatback confributed some fine runs during the season. 88 X WS nity Football FRONT ROW: Ron LomenTio, Gerry Gingerelli, Mike Giommono, Tony Prendez, Tony Chircup, PeTe Angel, Don Seomons, Bob Snyder, Rich l.c1menTio, Mike Hubbard, Mike Kerrick. BACK ROW: Cooch Rene Morfull, Tom Hereclio, Mike Seclrs, Jeff Rose, Dirk Jcmsse, Kurf Lcmghoff, STeve Rose, Roy LoncosTer, Terry SmyThe, STeve Fronzino, Bob Rosenberg, Gory Schoelermon, John Volodez, Vince Revino, Joe Guido, Dove Serrcino, John GoulorT, Monuel Herrero, Dove MorTini, Coach Lorry Fisher. yi -M. 9 4 Q-mx 'fl gg-A S. , N. Qfffjk' , , A Q, if ,. -,. ,.,,, . , , .,,, My ,V Q 1' si X 5, Erik T JV Co-Captains Jeff Rose ond Don Seomons. All-MHAL performer Phil Possofuime scores on o .lim Plunkett poss in The TiTle confesf ogoinsf Pioneer in vorsiTy TiTle game. 89 515 vi Q4 do A U49 481k if 4 'T' WZ3 2-423 'T 34 -44 Pcs fb' -4 5 ' g 433 FRONT ROW: Coach Varney Corey, Dale Saso, Mike Cancilla, Adrian Perez, Bob Marine, Harry Wellwood, Ed Hughes, John Bufler, Roy Froom, Ron Wellwood Bill Sanfos, Ron Yonekawa, Rick Villavicencio, Jim Flores, Coach Charlie Baker. BACK ROW: Terry Webb, Dave Ellis, Dave AlTernoT, Mike HuffT, John Zoria Clark Trowell, Bob Rice, Mario Sparacino, Bob Greenhalgh, Tom HarT, Bill Cape, Jim ShoemaTe, Don Williams. ' ' 1-it 'swf ,V - 1 : -' .j17zvgg wW: f 921 ' '1g,T1?f I rr' V x' xk5'wn : in L -iw? ' sw J Ii' -14, ' 'ii L, ' ., E f 635' ED HUGHES All-MHAL Halfback 'nu' T MIKE HUFFT All-MHAL End 90 T DALE SASO All-MHAL Linebacker i 1, L K lx. 1. is- S BOB RICE All-MHAL Tackle .fi ',,,sywgm Q...-e ,.., , Fmsh-Soplo Football DespiTe a fine Team efforT ThroughouT The year, The James Lick frosh-soph foofball Team dropped iTs final game To Pioneer To finish in second place. This was The firsT year ThaT The league adopTed a frosh-soph fooTball program, and The campaign was a successful one for The ComeTs who ended The season wiTh a record of 5 wins, one loss and a Tie. OuTsTanding performers during The season were Ed Hughes, Bob Rice, Dale Saso, and Mike HuffT, all of whom were selecTed To The all-MHAL firsT Team. Affer Tying Their firsT game wiTh Willow Glen, The ComeTs won The remainder of Their games unTil The final encounTer wiTh Pioneer. Frosh-Soph coaches Corey and Baker were high in Their praise of This year's squad and predicTed ThaT many will find places on The varsiTy squad in The nexT Two seasons. Frosla-5011919 Action Ed Hughes crosses goal line at the end of a 90-yard run against Lincoln. Dave Ellis drops back to pass while Jim Flores prepares to block. l ll Sideline strategy-Coaches Corey and Baker. Shoemate pulls down Mustang ball-carrier. Pass intended for Mario Sparacino is batted down. Ed Hughes carries ball around end as Terry Webb pro- Harry Wellwood tackles Pioneer rnan. vides interference. 91 Varsity Wreytling FRONT ROW. Brad Erwin, Dennis Foster, Jim Flores, David Serrano, Ed Santos, Tony Lopez, BACK ROW: Ed Nunez, Frank Wright, Keith Simeral, Jim Plunkeir, Al Fontaine. Jim Plunkeif, 191 lb. MHAL and NCS Il champion. railing Highligloty In his lasT year as coach, Mr. Russ Phillips led The ComeT varsiTy wresTling Team To a Third place finish and a 4-3 record. As aT his reTiremenT, coach Phillips compiled a TanTasTic 58-TO mark. MosT Valuable vvresTIer of This year's squad was Jim PlunkeTT, who won The NorThern Cali- fornia T91 lb. championship. Jim was also Team capTain. MosT-improved was Fred Mouser, H2 lb., and MosT-Valuable JV was STeve T-ligashi, T27 lb. zmior Vdfjiljl '7,-gif., . - f-fy' M' 2 , ,I 5 , v, v , - If -,. ,4 ,I N . ' A . , - 1 L ' JAME5:' ucx 191 x Head Coach Russ Phillips, CapTain Jim Plunkefl' and J.V. Coach Ron MoclesTe. FRONT ROW: John Griialva, Dale Saddler, Fernado Rival, Ed Costa, Ricardo Valdelez. BACK ROW: Sam Terzo Ron Appelbv, Don Arnesan, Joe Gomez. 92 J if 3 x W rl'-ifft . , A 'f ,,., L! X p, 1 s IC ' :5'i,'f VM 'Ct I-'C . if I- 4 , - s ., . 1 .rs. spa , ' but f IF FRONT ROW: Captain Gary Anderson, Phil Passafuime, Arnold Entier, Jay Corey, Barry Baurngartner, Dave LaCerda. BACK ROW: Tom Beattie, John Moskal, Mike Hufft, Gary Butler, Ken Borello, Coach Dan Fukushima. Va mit Basketball Opening the season without a returning regular, this year's varsity basketball team ended its season with an overall record of 9-i3 and a league mark of 6-8. Varsitymen started off the season by dropping a game to the highly rated Sunnyvale Jets, 73-56. The Comets then entered the Jl.l'l' and lost their first game to Bellarmine, 50-34, After defeating Campbell, the team lost to Woodside in the consolation finals. After winning their first three league contests against Willow Glen, Ayer, and Hill, the Comets lost a tough one to Lincoln, 54-42, and then proceeded to lose three out of their next four games to end the first half of the season with a 4-3 mark. ln the second half the Comets won only three out of seven to finish in fifth place with a 6-8 record. Senior guard Gary Anderson was selected to the All-MHAt second team. He also led the team in scoring with a ten point average. Center Arnold Entier contributed a strong rebounding job to the team effort, although this was his first year of competition. Junior starters Phil Passafuime, Dave La'- Cerda, and Barry Baumgartner, and freshman Jay Corey also performed consistently and are expected to bolster the team's strength next year. Arnold Entier blocks attempted shot by Bellarmines Bob Kelley I 'f' '! lic' Agfll x 'Q' QCII' 9 E mug nj ' Z B1 154, L31 ' x 0 U, xx 67. Lx 3 'J Or Q X X if H utr? 10 f ' sr LICK OPPONENTS 56 ...... 61 ........ Sunnyvole ...... Gilroy ........ LICK lNVITATlONAL 34 ...... 46 ...... Campbell . 39 ...... Bellcirrnine ...... Woodside ...... 73 43 50 38 46 SUNNYVALE TOURNAMENT 58 ..... Avvolr lDOTl ..... 24 ...... Sunnyvole . 49 ........ Leigh ... Ml-lAL GAMES 43 ..... Willow Glen .. . 39 ........ Ayer ... 43... .... Hill ... 42... .. Lincoln .. 42 ....... Ovencelr . 39 ...... Sdn Jose ... . 31 ....... Pioneer .... . 41 ..... Willow Glen ..... 62 ........ Ayer ..... . 72... .... Hill.... 33 ....... Lincoln . . 55 ....... Ovencell . . 51 ....... Son .lose .. 36... .. Pioneer .. 996 TOTAL 54 50 54 37 36 42 54 37 49 38 37 50 45 41 68 61 51 1064 zmior Varsity Basketball .1 Couch Don Fukushima, Ron Amezquito, John Elliff, Steve Bradford, 'Cliff McFoll, Tom Heredio Woodsides Paul Hanson gets off jumper over Dove LoCerdo in JLIT ocfion. l Barry Bcxumgorfner drives for o loy in during Bellormine confesf h fr A K X l B , z 9 L L Gclry Anderson goes up for iumper over Campbell mon. Barry Boumgortner and Arnold Enfjer fight Bells for rebound. l Pgggglnime fires iunwper over Jolwn De lo Forresl. Managers John STeplWenSOn ond Mike Dowes. B Bayketball l : v B V 5492 1 7 Kay ' It 1,15-R IC L2 lk 30 2 IC LZE? 1,113 1 3 FRONT ROW. John BuTler, Neal MacKay, Jack Barifeau, Don Frease, Keifh STuTznegger, Phil Rose. BACK ROW: Jobie Flores, Rick Villavecencio Ray Leyba Ray Barajas, Frank Lopez, Larry Larsen, Coach Norm Friborg. I This year's B Team dial noT clo as well as expecfed because of a loss of key players Through weigh-ins. The B's sTarTed off by losing eighT ouT of Their Tirsr nine games. The B's overall season record was 6-1,2 ancl Their league mark was 5-9. CapTain Ray Leyba Iecl The ComeTs ThroughouT The year wiTh his Tine shooT- ing anal clefensive play. Ray was chosen on The all-Ml-lAL TirsT Team, anal was also The Team's mosT valuable player. OTher B sTanalouTs were Rick Villa- vacencio, who was given honorable menTion in The all-league selecTions, Neal MacKay, Don Frease, KeiTh STuTznegger anal Jack BariTeau. 12 Lick 38 28 25 26 50 37 24 47 T 42 1 40 44 50 41 35 39 37 56 39 Coach Friborg and capTain Ray Leyba. 698 SEASON SCORES . Sunnyvale .. Gilroy . . Bellarrnine .. Wilcox . Willow Glen Ayer Hill .. .. Lincoln r .. OverTelT . . San Jose .. Pioneer . Willow Glen Ayer .. ....Hill... .. Lincoln . . OverTelT . . San Jose .. Pioneer . ToTaI .. OpponenTs 34 34 62 44 38 50 33 45 40 49 46 52 51 39 48 27 60 34 786 97 C-D Basketball D SCHEDULE Lick 28... Willow Glen 17... .... Ayer 22... .... Hill '2... .. Lincoln .. 44... ...Overfelt 41... ...SanJose.... 41... ...Pioneer.... 38... Willow Glen 34... .... Ayer .. 18... .... Hill '2... .. Lincoln .. 23... Overfelt .. 21... ...SanJose.... 38 ........... Pioneer .. at Lick won by default 369 Opponents .......2O ....3O ....25 O ....27 ....37 ....19 . .... 32 ....3O ....16 O ....27 ....29 ,...21 323 FRONT ROW: Ron Scoppettone, Mickey Butler, Ron Madrigal, Gary Mattos, Jerry Ridola, Jeff Lumbert, Dennis Foster. BACK ROW: George Govier, Steve Fontanetti, Steve Holt, Tom Sumner, Clement Kong, Ron West, Mike Digini, Pete Williams. This year's D team compiled a 10-4 record to place second. Two consecutive losses to Overfelt and San Jose dropped them from first place in the last two weeks of the season. Dennis Foster and George Govier paced the squad all season. Consistent play by Bob Doust and Gordon Economy led the C's to a third place finish with a record of 9-5. FRONT ROW: Bob Ridola, Gordon Economy, Gene Fleming, Steve ltatani, Bob Ramirez, Jim Garcia. BACK ROW: Ed Kindred, Rudy Rodriguez, Dave Williams, Bob Doust, Randy Fannin. 98 C Captain Gordon Economy and D Captain George Govier. Not pictured D Captain Dennis Foster. C SCHEDULE Lick 36... ... Willow Glen 43... ..... Ayer .. 26... .... Hill ... 22... .. Lincoln . 27. . . . . Overfelt . 12... .... San Jose. 48. .. .... Pioneer . 42 .... ... Willow Glen 44... ..... Ayer .. 20... .... Hill ... 28... .. Lincoln , 46 .... Overfelt . 29 .... .... S an Jose . 44 ...... .. Pioneer . 467 Opponents ...23 ...24 ...17 ...22 ...35 ...3O ...31 ...41 ...21 ...42 ...26 ...41 .....38 431 - D A FRONT ROW: Tom Weaver, Bill Brown, Terry Smythe, Tim Otto, Mike McDonnell, Gary Mattos, Jeff Sheppard, Dennis Perez, Bill Hokansen. MIDDLE ROW: Manager John Stephenson, Manager John Renkel, John Butler, Clark Trowle, Tom Haren, John Elliff, George Cobarubias, Marshall Putnam, Coach Lee Van Fossen, Coach Gene Nyquist. BACK ROW: John Marine, Barry Sheppard, Randy Wilson, Don Boyd, Reinhard Funck, Jim Ratzliff, Larry Bumgardner, John Langlois, Wayne Reek, Joy Corey, Mike Mints, Rod Pinkham, Randy Hoffman, Greg Mitchell. Varsity 6 mth-50,019 Swimming After defeating their closest contender, Willow Glen, the T965 varsity swim team appears in good shape to take the MHAL title with a 3-O league record. Co-captains Wayne Reek and Reinhard Funck have thus far led the team. Funck is currently the best free-styler and backstroker in the league and is undefeated in competition. Reek swims all strokes and continually turns in fine performances. Other standouts are Gene Cirese, Jay Corey, Randy Hoffman, Larry Bumgardner and John Langlois. Varsity diver Barry Sheppard is also unbeaten. The frosh-soph squad is led by co-captains Tim Otto and Tom Haren, Marshall Putnam, Gary Mattos, and John Butler. YLE ' ,'i' .rsi A '-',i . .. , Q3 3, , ,. ,,,. J A , ' 'Q Y , h Z. . -, ' ..'- . Q Q ' ,,,.,, I l 'V L. 3 - ' wr ' ' ,,.' .1-2 V x f 'Q - -f- t ' ? ' 321' - 4 Q. f L 12, A V A , E? . Bit in 7: . , 5 X k,. 55 .ky I ,... E ..-, , A C ' -- J 4 ,.,,,., ' I L . . is x' i , r i, ,gl V.: gi, in .1 3 rifr ' , f f ,.. f - , 1 V ,',,, . -.,, . ,. s I ',. J J f 3 1, , , f 1, ,Lg ., ., J ' , ' rg ' iii jiri 'fs X J W . ., , f 'rf V f , , , f F: 2: A 1 l ' .lg 4 . J i it . , . 'ig ' W , ,.,,,,., ,,,,,,,,, , A ,,,,, A A i fi i ' F f X' :W ' . li, U - A-v-'--i,.-2,,. , Q.,.:::tIg.1-45.3.21531rfg:s1.1g--.:-121.gf'.::g.:-1f1:,:.Q. --:, 'i1'I- '-r. ,, M Varsity captains Reinhard Funck and Wayne , f 1 T '. ' A ' ee M VVAV vvgg ww- . ,. Q A if V 31 . DIVING TEAM: Bill l-lokansen, Dennis Perez, Jeff Sheppard, Mike McConnell, Barry Sheppard Don Boyd. 99 Varsity Co-Captains Wayne Reek cmd Barry Sheppard and coach Gene Nyquist. Nyquist. Wafer P0 0 This year's varsity water polo Team ended up in third place with a record of 9-3. Their overall record was 9-5. The team was not ex- perienced and is still in the process of building for The future. Wayne Reek was The team standout throughout The year. The Trosh-soph Team completely outclassed all other Teams to Take The championship with a perfect T2-O slate. Gene Cirese, Jay Corey, and goalie Jack Bariteau were outstanding all season tor The Comets. -wr if FRONT ROW: Randy Sargent, Jeff Sheppard, Mike Fiato, Steve D'Arcy, Bill Brown, George Cobarrubias, Bill Zavlaris, Wade Lindberg, Steve Guzzettci, MIDDLE ROW: Randy Wilson, Co- Captain Gene Cirese, Mark Johnson, Jay Corey, Bob Burchfiel, Tom Botelho, Co-Captain Jack Bariteau, Tom Haren, Marshall Putnam. BACK ROW: Torn Beattie, Greg Sargent, Randy Hoff- man, Larry Bumgardner, Craig Dimeft, Co-Captain Wayne Reek, Reinhard Fonck, Co-Captain Barry Sheppard, Rod Pinkham, Jim Ratzlitt, Doug Col, TOO Frosh-Soph Co-Captains Gene Cirese and .lack Bariteau along with coach VARSTTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE Lick Opponents T8 .... .. Ayer .. ........ .T9 24 .... ...Hill... ..4 7 .... ,. Lincoln .. .. 9 2T.. ...OverTelt.. ..7 34 .... ... Washington . . ...TT T2 .... .. Pioneer .. 8 T3 .... .. Ayer .. ....34 T6 .... ...HiIl... ....T3 T6... ...Lincoln.. ....l5 24 .... Overfelt .. ....T2 7 .... ... Washington . .. 2 T7 .... .. Pioneer.. 8 209 T42 FROSH-SOPT-l LEAGUE SCHEDULE Lick Opponents 25 .... . Ayer .. ....... . 5 T9 .... ..l-Till... ..5 T8 .... .. Lincoln .. .. 8 T6 .... ..... O verfelt .. .. 7 27 .... ... Washington . .. 7 TT.. .. Pioneer.. ..4 T9 .... . Ayer .. .. 8 5 .... ...Hill.'.. ..4 T9 .... .. Lincoln .. .. 5 2T .... ..... O verfelt . . ,,,, TT 9 .... ... Washington . ,, 8 29 ..... . . Pioneer .. ,,, , 7 218 69 Vamil Gay Chuck Rodriguez, John Malfbie, Jack BariTeau, Marfy Kenney, Phil Reid, ForresT Fezler, Frank Polifo, Coach Tom Ryan. The i965 varsiTy golf Team is well on iTs way To The MHAL TiTle. John MalTbie, ForresT Fezler, Frank PoliTo, Phil Reid and MarTy Kenney have led The ComeT linksmen To Three consecuTive wins over Their ToughesT opponenTs. Over The lasT TourTeen seasons The Team has won nine championships and never finished lower Than second. In mid season maTches, sophomore ForresT Fezler caughT fire To seT a lolisTer- ing pace of nine under par in Three rounds! His besT score was a record 66 in a league maTch againsT Hill. All Three rounds were carded in league play. JV Gay Coach Tom Ryan and capTains ForresT Fezler and John MalTbie. Larry Larson, STeve Wardwell, Pefe Williams, George Govier, Bolo Burchfield, Ron Rosenberg. lOl R rich uw' 2,9 14x 'v f1'1gl.x gj :Egg 55 49 FRONT ROW: Manager Cecil Glaze, Tom Corchero, Jerry Chavez, Tony Torres, Steve Henriques, Gary Anderson, Charlie Caraccilo, Dale Saso, Chet Wood Wayne Kendall, Coach Bill Hughes, Manager Jesse Castillo. BACK ROW: Coach Dan Korbel, Coach Steve Muma, Dave Ellis, Bob Jackson, Dick Barrett, Dave LaCerda, Jim Plunkett, Rick Martin, -3 N i , . 5F'HE',Fgffi H 5. , K , ' x Captain Chet Wood 0 vi Mound Ace Jim Plunkett 102 Lou Perske, Steve Almond, Mike Hufft. , ,,,,,,,, . w - fue- .11 , .es . s . 'ns 11,3 , V- V ' - .X -,,, - ,A lf, . , - ., . ' , 5,54 Returning All'League Centerfielder Charlie Caraccilo. L Returning Letterman Lou Perske Vmcvzty Bareball An experienced pitching staff and a tight ball team a sound outfit. Two-year veteran Jim Plunkett leads the pitching staff which also boasts juniors Charlie Caraccilo, Steve Almond and sopho- more reliever Tom Corchero. Lou Perske is currently the leading hitter with a .4l7 average. Steve Henriques and Dave LaCerda are loatting over .300. According to coach Bill Hughes, Our outfield and pitching is strong, and if our hit- ting is good, we have a chance to go all the way. Pre-season picks Hill and Willow Glen will provide the toughest competition for the Comets this season. Bn . 24 7 r X X 1 4 -L... 25? 4 f. , defense should make the 1965 varsity base- X f A -tl 3 14, M xx I! M Pitching coach Dan Korbel and varsity pitcher Jim Plunkett. Head coach Bill Hughes gives batting instructions to the varsity team, rosla-Soplo Bmeball The 1965 trosh-soph baseball team defeated their tirst league opponent, Hill, 7-3 behind the pitching ot Ron Carciere and the defensive work ot intielder Rick Villavicencio. Other leading ballplayers so tar have been Randy Fannin, Alan Lewis, Steve Barton and Ron Scoppettone. Good detense and pitching seem to be the key to the team's success as hitting does not appear to be a strong point. Frosh-Soph coaches Chon Gallegos and Ron McBride go over ground rules with the umpire. I FRONT ROW: Coach Ron MCE-ride, Al Rocca, Jack Vandenberg, Mike Cancilla, Mike Digini, Ron Scoppettone, Jett Lumbert, Rick Villavicencio, Don Escamilla,, Randy Fannin. BACK ROW: Coach Chon Gallegos, Al Lewis, Steve Barton, Joe Silva, Keith Stutznegger, Gary Houston, John Valdez, Neal MacKay, Mario Sparacion, Ray Barajas, Ron Carciere, Manuel Guerrero. lO3 Coach Ray Bernet, Dick Brockington, Gary Wendorf, Dennis McDonnell, Ron Appleby, Glen Miller, Herman Schranz, Gary Regallo, Dave Fritfs, Bruce Peterson. Va mzty Ten my Led by veterans Gary Wendorf, Dennis McDonnell, Dave FriTTs, and Dick BrockingTon, The Lick varsity Tennis Team Tigures To Tinish in The top A Tour in this year's Ml-IAL race. W lEff'ff1,,, aff, ff f 1 Other reTumees Herman Schranz Gary Regallo and Ron Appleby ,, wf ,WC Q ,iff-'ff , should bolster The Team s atTack. My According To coach BernerT, The teams To beaT are Lincoln, Willow , ff ,aff Glen and Pioneer. Should The ComeTs geT by These foes in early season ,, 5 , T M - ' ' - ' ' it acTion, Their chances Tor a possible championship will be good. :wi.,W4 Varsity ace Gary Wendorf. Tw Lick's Gary Wendorf and Dennis McDonnell in a daily workout. Varsity team captain Dennis McDonnell. lO4 C7055-Cozmtry ' A ' Dan Guerrero Captain Jim Tilclen Micke Co le Y Y Led by The consisTenT perTormances of CapTain Dan Guerrero, a senior, and sophomores Jim Tilden and Mickey Coyle, The varsiTy cross counTry Team posTed a second place in season rankings, WiTh many underclassmen parTicipaTing, prospecTs Tor The TuTure are excepTionally bright Coach KeiTh AnTes is banking on Tom Duran, Gordon SugimoTo, Mike BlaTT, Terry WesT, Mickey Coyle, Rich Barron, Jim Tilden and freshman Jack Vandenberg. ln addiTion To The EasT Side DisTricT championships, The ComeT parTicipaTed in MHAL compeTiTion and CenTer MeeTs aT STanTord Uni- . Coach KeiTh Anfes verslTy. 'R i ff X!! fn.A X f f Ai ff NEELI Gvr-Mike Garfon, Jerry Bullis, Jack Vandenberg, Allan Ross, Daryl Warwick, Torn Duran, Gordon Sugimoto, Mike BlaTT, Al Barron, Rollie Thompson, diank Bayon , STANDING: Mickey Coyle, Richard Barron, Rudy Garcia, Jim Tilden, Dan Guerrero, Terry WesT, Joe Kiser, Arnold Entier, Al Skidmore, Time C5531 , ncloval, Chef Wood, Will LeWarne, Mark Williams. FIRST ROW: Ed Hughes, AnThony Destro, Bill Rumph, Craig Shupe, George DeLucco, Mike Coyle, SECOND ROW: Manuel Aiello, Don Frease, Norris Sadler, Jerry Gingerelli, Jim Tilden, Tom Duran, THIRD ROW: Don Williams, Sieve SfoudT, Ray Leyba, Dan Sears, Bob Vinecke, Cliff McFall. FOURTH ROW: Dan Guerrero, Bob Rice, Bill Shoemafe, Ron AmezquiTa, Phill Parrafuime. Va nity Tmck sw R OuTsTanding perTormances have been Turned in by Ed Hughes, Craig Shupe, Jim CarlTon, Dan Sears, Mike Coyle, Bill Rumph, Manuel Aiello, . ', T A Norris Saddler, Don Frease, Ray Leyba and Phill Passafuime on This year's varsiTy Track squad. HeaviesT compeTiTion will be Trom Hill and OverTelT and should The ComeTs deTeaT Them, l.ick's chances are good Tor a probable cham- pionship. VarsiTy coach KeiTh AnTes. i Coaches Baker and Antes along wifh varsify captains Bill Rumph Pole vaulrer Manuel Aiello in an early season meet. and Craig Shupe, O6 - A L f. -Q -xiii, A K x Xb. k L . . ,W H '1i'vYRii .-,- aww ..'. 'QSL-L. , Joe Kiser and Craig Shape warm up for the 880 yard race. aim. Triple-lumper Phill Passafuime. A M lf ff H .raw ,rg JK A ,055 -'M X455 . lm Don Frease runs The l20 HH against Hill. lx Varsity pole vaulfer Manuel Aiello. 5 Bill Rumplw pracrices his starr in the 100 yard clash. ' .FW , 1-.Q u -I - .,,. .AN ..y..,--Tit.-:W it -.. W A...- .1 1 L y . , Q . , ,O li-qi ZR- 76 no , -06,1 252 H5 V as up-.ov 499' FIRST ROW: Terry West, Richard Barron, Charlie Thum, Harry Wellwood, Will LeWarne, Rollie Thompson. SECOND ROW: John Hohl, Ron Wellwood Curtis Todd, Art Plazola, Al Nunes, Dan Coelho, Bob Greenhalgh. FIRST ROW: Gary Wilson, Ron Yonekawa, Gary Kavvaoka, Oscar Terrazas, Richard West. SECOND B-C Tmak ROW: Tony Peres, Fred Mouser, Jerry Noanep, Dave Otermat, Alan Ross, THIRD ROW: Gordon Sugimoto, Lupe Pena, Al Castro, Al Barron. FOURTH ROW: Jim Flores, Dove Torres, Greg Barousse, Jim Ridola, Ed Pacheco. AS. B Captains Charlie Thum and B Discus thrower Terry West. Harry Wellwood J.. with C Captain Gary Kawaoko, IO8 Soc ef' - ii W iii aye f , if f Z if FRONT ROW: Dan Guerrero, Herman Schranz, Ernie Langone, Bill Rumph, Archie Kirkland. BACK ROW: Coach Larry Fisher, Mike Giammona, George Williams, Gordon Economy, Mustafa Eacl, Steve Stoudtl-,C.gafhqReQe Martul, BACK ROW: Jerry Gingerelli, Pat Marcial Cardena-sfFink Bayona, Join Kerrick. Soccer Captain Ernie Langone and Coach Rene Martul after concluding an undefeated season. Herman Schranz works out in Tennis practice. Lick water polo players battle tor loose ball in league contest. 1. , Mu Ed Hughes goes up and over. Lick swimmers hit the water in Willow Glen meet. iO9 Football CRAIG SI-IUPE-Co-CapTain, All-MI-IAL, All-CenTral CoasT, MosT Valuable ComeT Player GREG ADAMS-Co-CapTain, All-MI-IAL Tackle, OuTsTanding ComeT Lineman lco-avvardl PI-IILL PASSAFUIME-All-MI-IAL, Defensive I-Ialfbaclq, OuTsTanding ComeT Lineman lco-avvardl JIM PLUNKETT-All-MI-IAL OuarTerback JV FOOTBALL JERRY GINGERELLI-OuTsTanding JV Performer FROSI-I-SOPI-I FOOTBALL EDDIE I-IUGI-IES-All-MI-IAL Fullback, Ml-IAL Player of The Year, OuTsTanding ComeT Back JOHN BUTLER-OuTsTanding ComeT Lineman Bayketbrzll GARY ANDERSON-CapTain, MosT Valuable Comel Player, All-MI-IAL 2nd Team ARNOLD ENTJER-MosT InspiraTionaI Player eadlznm B BASKETBALL RAY LEYBA-CapTain, All-MI-IAL I2 yearsl, Mosf Valuable ComeT Player RICK VILLAVICENCIO-BesT Defensive Player 0 C BASKETBALL STEVE ITATANI-Co-CapTain, MosT Valuable Player lco-avvardl BOB DOUST-MosT Valuable Player lco-avvardl D BASKETBALL CLEMENT KONG-MosT Valuable Player W reytlzng Water P010 JIM PLUNKETT-CapTain, OuTsTanding WresTIer, MI-IAL WAYNE REEK-MosT Valuable Player IQI-Ib. Champion 2 years, NorTh CoasT SecTion Di- REINI-IARD FUNCK-MosT Improved Player vision II Champion, NorThern California InviTaTionaI Runner-up FROSI-I-SOPI-I FRED MOUSER-MosT Improved WresTIer JACK BARITEAU-MosT Valuable Playeiglco-ayogdl STEVE I-IIGASI-II-MosT Valuable JV WresTIer GENE CIRESE-MosT Valuable Player Ico-awardlj T M BOTELI-IO-MosT Improved Playerx Crm Cozmhjy DAN GUERRERO - Co-CapTain, OuTsTanding Runner lco-avvardl MICKEY COYLE-MosT Improved Runner JIM TILDEN-MosT Improved Runner Sprzng Spam TRACK, BASEBALL, SWIMMING, GOLF and TENNIS selecfions were noT avail- able aT press Time, and will be announced aT The Thomas P. Ryan Award NighT Program In The course of The life of a school, loss of personnel Through various means becomes a maTTer of record. Some- Times The loss is susfained Through reTiremenT, in oTher insTances Through Transfer, and someTimes Through reassignmenT. The emergence of Two new high schools in The disTricT - MT. PleasanT and PiedmonT Hills - has had an effecf on The coaching ranks as well as The Teaching force aT James Lick High School. Six coaches will no longer be menToring The familiar Green and WhiTe clad sTalwarTs when The new Term opens nexT fall Each has lefT his imprinT on The James Lick aThleTic program, and we will miss Them. TOM RYAN was pracTically a parT of James Lick even before iT was builT, and for him, his posiTion aT James Lick was more Than iusT a iob. ConseguenTly he puT in more Time and care in carrying ouT his duTies. He originally sTarTed as a cusTodian, Trainer and eauipmenT manager while aTTending college. CredenTial in hand, he ioined The faculTy in 1956 To Teach PE and coach The golf Team, The record of The golf Team is one of The success sTories in Lick aThleTics. Ryan leaves Lick To Take over duTies as DirecTor of AThleTics c1T The new MT. PleasanT High School. RUSS PHILLIPS came To James Lick in 1959, and assumed duTies as PE insTrucTor, varsiTy line coach and wresTling headman. Lick was forTunaTe in securing The services of an experienced coach who had also doubled as a maTh Teacher. Powerful line ploy was his Trademark, and his wresTling Teams re-esTablished Lick as a valley wresTling power. His varsiTy Teams have compiled a record of 58 wins againsT 10 losses. Phillips has lefT ComeT coaching ranks To be- come an assisTanT principal aT Lick. NORM FRIBORG was added To The faculTy in 1960 To Teach special educaTion. He has coached B baskeTball since ThaT Time, and has developed many players for varsiTy compeTiTion. His mosT successful season was lasT year when his B's swepT Through The league To emerge as undefeaTed champions. Friborg goes To PiedmonT Hills where he will Teach social sTudies and coach The PiraTe varsiTy baskeTbaIl Team. He will also handle C baskeTball. VARNEY COREY had reTired from acTive coaching when he joined The Lick faculTy in 1961, buT was pressed inTo service when iT was learned ThaT he had coached fooTball on The iunior college and high school levels in WashingTon and Oregon. Since 1961 he has TaughT business edu- caTion in addiTion To coaching The ComeT B fooTball Teams. VViTh Ten years of baskeTball coaching under his belT, Corey moves To MT. PleasanT High School as coach of The Cardinal varsiTy cage squad. RAY BERNERT, a 1964 addiTion To The Lick faculTy, had The responsibiliTy of organizing Lick's firsT Tennis Team, BaTTling The odds in securing equipmenT and players, he has done an admirable job in promoTing inTeresT in The sporT aT James Lick. Having TaughT English for Two years, Bernerf moves To PiedmonT Hills High School where he will Teach social sTudies and T coach'The varsiTy racgueT squad. CHARLES BAKER will also be losT To The ComeT coaching sTaff when The versaTile men'Tor goes To MT. PleasanT High School as head coach of The varsiTy fooTball Team. Baker came To Lick Two years ago and has served as a maThemaTics insTrucTor, fooTball and Track coach. BOB BACA CEIL WILLIAMS NANCY HOLMES PAYE ROSE Head Varsity Varsity Varsity VCIFSWY Cheerleadem U -' SI' ii G0 Co,ne'fS PAT MONTIJO Head Frosh-Soph JUDY WEST Frosh-Soph Q - SHARON ABEGG Frosh-Soph xx? - x . LL F33 H2 Pom Pon Girly I x JAN PATERSON Head SUZANNE VOLZ BUNNY HARPER BETTY BAGLI ERE PAGE H-AMI LTON NANCY HARMS 1 13 Gzrlf Athletic Ayyociazfion PAGE HAMILTON President CAROL HOWELL Vice-President SUSIE ST. GERMAIN Secretory JUDY OLSEN Treasurer BERNICE YONEKAWA Historian MISS YVONNE WELSH MRS GAYLE MOOPL i Vgzzeybdzz . X ,gf na -3. SX SX v Now, girls, here are the official rules. E . IJ lGZ'5 '.- Vt 1. GAA basketeers Twinkle Stewart, Donna Glaze and Connie Bueno. Waiting for the Big Serve. STANDING: Linda Sanchez, Twinkle Stewart, Donna Glaze, Connie Buena, Annie Gamboa, Josie Ramirez, Margie Rico KNEELING: Agapina Gonzalez, Patti Bueno, Tina Alvarez, Martha Garcia. l 'I5 Badminton GA A Racquet FRONT ROW: Ellen Michaelis, Sharon Currs, Carolyn Itafani, BACK ROW: Martha Ahm, Alayne Walls, Sharon Tanner. if ri X' .- i x K Q, A K , A a Outstanding racqueieers Carolyn llaiani, Sharon and Miss Avakian, FRONT ROW: Alayne Walls, Sharon Tanner, Elaine Helms, Amy Carvoial. MIDDLE ROW: Ellen Michaelis, Carolyn lfafani, Mary Connolly, Miss Susan Avakian. Hidel-zo Ocla, Bernice Yonekawa, Sharon Curis, lrene Romero. BACK ROW: Barbara Piazza, Donna Glaze, Kris Longwgy, Josie Ramirez, Judy Olson. H6 Squads i l curls' Hideko Oda' FRONT ROW: Annie Gamboa, Gloria Reyes, Hideko Oda, Sharon Carts. STANDING: Bernice Yonekawaf, Linda Huggins, Carol Smith, Irene Romero, Ginger Roberfs, Carolyn lfafani. Ten nis f. 1 J ,I .. FRONT ROW: Rosalee Bush, Janice Kamachi, Margie lfafani, Wynne Engler, Donna Glaze, Cathy Barbara Piazza, Rhonda Aiken, Angie Cacal, Teresa Amaro, Michele Belus. iiffm , Ai -,MQW ei lc , 'fs f , L, , f X J W My A syhg 4 , qv Q l X A5tQsf'Q?2?1fQs?, V f nth. ' ' 5, . A f ,, f. A'-fb, 75 if 3' , ,V -vzv':?f7577+75'f52 ,9 Q, , -if , , T We, English. STANDING: Carley Heimgarfner, Ruth Miller H7 Girls' Swim Team Lindo Von Tersch, lone 2 Page Hamilton, lone 3 , LLDV Ha!-114 Hockey 6th period hockey group lines up for instruction. 1410 9 Water Ballet 'Q Prin eeyses 1 964 H efnecenzin cg Qneen Suzanne Velz ff f 'C f, 1 ,f g 5 GAYLE MCCONNELL KRIS SUNDE NANCY HARMS 5?QkfE?Q ffw cgi' BK? UQ Qf3fQQg iigxxfiig fl N, Ry 'EU Qc? cf YQ 'Q X? QV -,Cf ,914 fy AQFQ bg jj fm N 5 J JCL wmv D ff if P A gy by at UK, ff ' X 5 L? by JWND W M 5ufQ,?U i MQW , xq Q! WV M0 if WU N kwa V ffl YH rf QPWW fx, '.3!,q I L gk V l g NfjfyJVUMETWfV1 gy W X gd' QM M wgwzi fp Q5 ! GNKQV 9' A , I, Qi l 9 I L xgfo 2 my J U ldzfyfgq DJJ KJ , k1 yf ,ff I U X W W J Y fo N w J RJ! My Ju Eial 2, Agia AEM? :gi 21 L32 fx r X, Q 935335 5LDrQ. .. X fxfslgiczzvzzzef :H Q kifsfgil Hfgii 5 2Q gl Fall Senate 1 O Q - .- ., Spring Senate Legislature QM xv K FRONT ROW: Donna Glaze, Connie Fernandez, Bill Zavlaris, Stefanie Quortana, Sandra Frost, ROW 2: Marie Brumund, Pat Urban, Maria Peixoto, Jackie Iyall, Rhonda Aikin. ROW 3: John Langlois, Geri Enos, Carolyn Yonekawa, Judy Olsen, Rosemary Zoria. ROW 4: Sandy Johnson, Keith Stutznegger, Connie Gonzales, Sharon Riechers, Chris Cresswell. ROW 5: Ray Barajas, Bob Ramirez, Lynette Howl, Janice Goulart, Ada Lou Ellis. BACK ROW: Judy Boutelier. ,,,gq...,, , , . UN fiitite ifif, asf FRONT ROW: Linda von Tersch, Diana Towse, Linda Perrara, Sandra Frost, Faye Rose, Karen Morlingo. ROW 2: Corley Heimgartner, Ann Zingheim, Maria Peixoto, Mitzi Nanez, Rhoda Aikin, Marva Flodeen. ROW 3: Sandy Johnson, Ingrid Friedrichs, Judy Olsen, Sandy Williams, Carl Gonzales, Al Schuler. ROW 4: Bob Casady, Mario Yoo, Sam Terzo, Joe Kiser, Doug Col, Stan Chaves. ROW 5: Ginger Roberts, Donna Thomas, Janice Goulart, Kathy Tesar, Bob Ramirez, Bill Brown. BACK ROW: Geri Enos, Connie Gonzales, Mike Hubbard, Darwin Jinks, Diane Davis, Pat Baca. 123 PHIL MATSUMURA President PAUL ALLIGUIE Vice President Q 1 V 3 e , Q 555 V, l !,,,Q , ,Q yfiy V542 , fUj2fa Associated F ,f JUDY FIKSDAL CHERI LYON5 Secremfy Treasurer Student Body Ojjzkoffy A.S.B. Commissioners Associated Candy Sale Committee Left To Rlghf Kay Selesky, Chuck White, Ingrid Fried- rlchs Anne Zaviarls NOT in picture: Karen Hall. FRONT ROW: Kay Barnick, Linda Erickson, Judy Fiksdal, Mary Ann Andrade, Linda Rockwell, Ingrid Friedrichs, Claire Burke, TOP ROW: Sara Garetz, Caihy Cartoni, Bernice Yonekowa, Karen Karnachi, Ronnefie White, Cindi Embree, Barbara Piaze za, Linda Hagen. to fitiftiitft jf of MW Mt T f te Student Booty Committees JW QL ,Zeta Wim . to time S TED: Kathy Wilson, Cheri Lyons, Sharon Riechers. STANDING: Paula Baird, Jody Bennett, Ann Warnke, C C p g BII L d G G FI B b MI EA Rasmussen, in a iammona, Pztolioity Committee SEATED Cindy DiBona, Karen Kam h STANDING D k Brockington, Donna Th s, G I Edl d K B In R h T y K R e c anan ' Ad T27 PAULA BAI RD SI-HL REID JOANNE BRIGGS J 3-ui A lfkx.f fi- .ly MARGARET RIVE RA STEFANIE QUARTANA KA REN BUCHANAN Calwmia Sclaolmfshib Federation gg LW Membm z f QW WW ff' W ff Q ff wi 1 7 6U pfyffjf' All bl h g ore os difficulf h y ' -Spinoza j JAMES DOUGLASS ELLEN MICHA Cezlwmiez Seleelez when Federation Fall Semester' FRONT ROW: Jack Bariteau, Rich Tennywon, Eugene Fleming, Doug Col, Keith Stutznegger, Gilbert Jones, Tony Toste, Bruce Peterson. MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn l-lerbig, Chris Cresswell, Cathy Gimelli, Linda Rockwell, Jeanne Minton, Stefanie Quartana, Mary Ann Andrade, Paula Baird, Joyce Davis, Carol l-leisey, Astrid Olsson, Patricia James. TOP ROW: Kathy Puccio, Joanne Barbe, Karen Kamachi, Karen Buchanan, Joanne Briggs, Cindi Embree, Bernice Yonekawa, Cynthia DiBona, Sara Garetz, Diana Towse, Sheila Sakamoto, Kay Barnick, Bob Nyberg. 1 XX f f xi Spring Semester FRONT ROW: Stan Deller, Eugene Fleming, Doug Col, Sue Johnson, Bill Kanemoto, Pat Britton, Clement Kong, Peter Takaichi, Stefanie Quartana, Nate Smith. ROW 2: Karen Buchanan, Kay Selesky, Hideko Oda, Marilyn l-lerbig, Ronnette White, Phyllis Cypert, Cheryl Ghio, Karen Kamachi, Twinkle Stewart, Nancy Kelly, Nancy Terry, Kathy Higashi, Ann Zingheim. ROW 4: Kathy Puccio, Joanne Barbe, Ada Lou Ellis, Bernice Yonekawa, Joanne Briggs, Cindi Embree, Donna Lickwar, Sara Garetz, Diana Towse, Diane Marumoto, Sheila Sakamoto, Kay Bornick, Carol Heisey. TOP ROW: Trude Johnson, Chris Cresswell, Cathy Gimelli, Stephanie Jenott, Barbara Piazza, Paula Baird, Dennis Sciba, Franklin Sunseri, Dan Guerrero, Rich Tennyson, Keith Stutznegger, Astrid Olsson, Joyce Davis, Bob Nyberg, Tony Toste, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I S ? 5 i Z si Mrs, Eleanor Buckley receives token of appreciation from Judy Fiksdal, Crest and Key president. ui!! Scroll m s W Crest and Key FRONT ROW: Carolyn ltatani, Kathy Puccio, Joanne Briggs, Karen Kamachi, Stefanie Quartana, Cynthia Ernbree, Karen Buchanan. ROW 2: Bernice Yonekawa, Cindy DiBona, Nancy Harms, Judy Fiksdal, Nancy Holmes, Ada Lou Ellis, Ann Warnke. ROW 3: Barbara Piazza, Paula Baird, Cathy Gimelli, Sandy Johnson, Gene Fleming, Linda Hagen, Anne Zavlaris. TOP ROW: Chris Cresswelll Roger Venable, Bryan Lack, Kay Selesky, Greg Adams, Lou Perske, Phil Matsumura, Richard Tennyson, Doug Col, Tony Toste. FRONT ROW: Karen Kamachi, Cindy DiBona, Phil Reid, Cindi Ernbree, Cathy Gimelli. STANDING: Jan Paterson, Karen Buchanan, Tim Garcia. l3l Aix BEVERLY FERRARA RUTH MILLER LORRAINE KONG Class Editor Class Assistant Class Assistant A rgzu KAY SELESKY NANCY HOLMES PAT MONTIJO Senior Class Editor Senior Activities Organizations Editor i an'iiiiiiB U1 CD 2-7: 23, 1' Qrn O ml' v-C Z ,Zim :Lg 'ii-t Q I5 -, ID Sz E15 :e mis: M2 I'1'1 25 SE 'cn In KAREN BUCHANAN Editor in Chief BARBARA MALONE Activities Assistant JACK STUTZ Photography, Activities Assistant i CLIFFORD MCFALL Activities Assistant i J Staff MARGI E KLOTZ Focu lty Editor LOU PERSKE Ad Editor M ELIZABETH SPENCER Faculty Assistant -1-1 -mug 141'-'T-'-'Q W 0 J f ff , . .,f.f,..::,3 ff : ' , ig Z- - - nf 59,1 . .-ggi., , 'fy J - ' '- ,V - 3 ,- ' ff' '5g,j:'f., 'Z .,!,,,f.M,1 ,L f r ,J RAMOS NANCY HARMS CHET WOOD Assistant Girls' Athletics Editor Boys' Athletics Editor GARY ANDERSON DAVE RIKER Boys' Athletics Assistant Boys' Athletics Assistant We 7 W-.5 - 43 IN 4. Pl-III. REID Editor-in-Chief JAN PATERSON Feature Editor KATIE LUMBERT Feature Editor I, R ,, CATHY GIMELLI KAREN KAMACHI Campos Editor Campus Editor DAVE RIKER Cl-IET WOOD Sports Editor Sports Editor CINDY EMBREE DENNIS MCDONNELL Campus Editor Staff Writer Another topnotch Observer Staff recorded for posterity the life and times, the accomplishments and efforts of Lick students for the T964-65 school year. Phil Reid, Editor-in-Chief, headed a fine crew in addition to laying out the front page and writing his column for the Record. .Ian Paterson, Feature Editor, was joined by Katie Lumbert. Under the Paterson hand, the feature section took on its new look. Chet Wood and Dave Riker bossed an energetic sports staff that covered everything in sports from football, basketball and soccer to marbles and table tennis. Four top junior scholars pooled their talents to arrange and gather stories for the campus news section-Cindy Embree, Cathy Gimelli, Karen Kamachi and Cindy DiBona. They covered The Classroom Beat, inquiring Around, and student government ac- tivities. The all-important iob of business manager was ably handled by Linda Meyer who also took care of the exchange to other schools. Observer Staff members worked and learned, and in the process published a school newspaper that was an accurate mirror of campus life. They were, according to the adviser among the best in Observer Staff history. Z CINDY DiBONA LINDA GULARTE Stuff Writer Staff Writer The bserver CN LINDA MEYER TIM GARCIA Stuff Writer Staff Writer 9'-sum. W rr,.r im'- ft 115.5 STEVE STOUDT GARY WENDORF Staff Writer Staff Writer YYY ALICE ROD!-NRTE MIKE MCDONOUGH Stuff Writer Smff Writer DAN FUKUSHIMA Advisor I35 JS fi' 'X- x X . 7 , x ,X A x 1 XX X ff! K' if , pw, my f ' -f 5 MJ-v gk Y -Q 5 4 x ,-i1 ,Q 5 ' wx pg. - . f. ,f Q A V ' WW V A ' I A 1x59 -L 3 -N J an V xx 1? . ,M x xxx v ffm. AS X xz fi QL V ,I ,,,- f ff 1,47 1 mffffffif ff ,fgffff 1, ,ms 4, 'Q' , rv. Musica! M oments AT The festival Miss Gail Smnford olirecfs choir James Lick Choir fo X L 1 -Lge 1. z 0 Q +4 Pcjp Band C 5. . -K-.Lak Left To right Nina Madrigal, Bob Herrera, Larry Ruiz, Marcello Solivan, Sieve Rice, Dick Barre-TT, Jon Jorgenson, Maio Yco, Tony Toste, Richard Adams. DAVE WILLIAMS Drum Ma lor Majorettes Flag Girls Left To righla Beverly Foster, Cheryl Dias, Pauletle Johnson, Freida Lingscheicl, Carol Dias, Patricia Urban. Left lo right: Carolyn Lobach, Clare Burke, Sandy Case. 139 1 dueling., Campus Li e Drcmo Depcirimenr Production Cheaper by The Dozen. Lick groci Gary limcm, double gold medol winner in The Tokyo Olympics, receives big recepfion in os- sembiy. ' r if Q Q 46? mf 'wh Q 'af ' 79h X, ff, , 4 il 1 , 1 I' 9' Were You AT The 1964 Nominations Convention? SchooI's OUT MARYLAMQ .CARQUN A wk pm f f ag gy Z 1,, , fi fy , LM 5 f , A.,Nmw f nn , ,gf,,f nno,o nik K X' 143 Q 'v X wki Y ms :mx 5712 W 'S' x. .A ,Mx - 1 wk.: vu: Riff- 519 1 xu. - x wx Q, 4 ' sa Suzanne ls Crowned Homecoming Queen By Jon Assault On' The Aufomot During B Period V 5 my ,Q 1 fs.fQf'4Z.g: Y fix '3'!f,,, , .zo 145 Lyvfixnrwwf-f1 :rf ' be- Sli x .VH 4, . 4 is 1 pn mill if RKWAX' W X. 5-br .: n M. .aaawve SSRN QERWNBNA 4RN fT.Q 131531 :GARDEN BIIHEIHXS 'Vf K'??91 Porlez-vous Frcncois??? fr Uv A, , , JV N ,NUJ , Y, E' You'lI have To work much horderfor1I'1oT'B' :wx 1,, rum :mimi Mr. Nelson prepares To lecture S 2 'CP 3 i ? X N. 3.111 ufx 146 -,,W,.-X... ..,, .-,.,.,M Seniors prepare TloclT Tor Homecoming. 'Twos The nighT before Homecoming ond all Through The hulls. 14 Q fig! M., Q gn Q C A . ., ,.,,,zf4w f 4 H ,,, -fH+5'f'7'-ff .V x gf . . X ,f- 1 -fa.. ix? E .Ig 1 A A , fx I-V' mhz t' -- 1 NX X gi I 7' f A X wif' Vi . . Mi 'Va f f 1 +4977 W End of The Day Daily Quad Scene L35 M' Y' Gr QDJVAQB Y' 5 4 ' Q., F 2 149 l Wwffr f X ff rw, fi V l W4 ARGUS sports staff members Gary Anderson, Dave Riker and Chet Wood wrap up final sports copy tor shipment to printers. The trio handled the entire season coverage. 'V A 5 J Pom PON QlVl5 false 0 bfefllllef between VOUTWGS- Senior team competes in pie eating contest at rally Harlem Clown lwides pall as referee ties laces Faculty raised funds tor senior scholar- FEARLESS FACULTY steals ball from Harlem Clown, slwrps. l5O ' QQNQ Q ,X X X X Xxx SUSQQJ' Ng5EQCjK XxiQ2Q5gSiwm3vvLR RWM WN Niiigg MQW K SQQ Ndlxgk USQQWY QQ 635059 ,. Aiwa KW kk K. WX fu Wg WM Q my SR QQEQSS-S rganizations 0 Vumiiy Club Future Furman 0 Amerzcu ,.. gli Q.. L 5 . Xu of at T ll OGXKTIPN tit TN' X 'M To Q 47 .., .D A Qic U QSO FRONT ROW: Frank Agnew, Wayne Kendall, Jim Belus, Doug Tillman, TOP ROW: Mike Davies, Frank Morreale, Herb Maudlin. FRONT ROW: Dick Brockington, Dave La Cerda, Barry Sheppard, Don Frease, ROW 2: Jim Carlton, Craig Shupe, Anthony Destro, Bill Rumph, Paul Alliguie, Tony Leyba, Don Seamans, Charlie Caracillo, Phil Possatuime, Dick Barrett, Gary Anderson, George DeLucca, ROW 3: Ernie Langone, Marty Podesta, Mike Williams, Frank Lopez, Jim Plunkett, Dennis Scibe, Frank Wright, Roger Goble, Alan Brokenshire, Tom Beattie. ROW 4: Gary Wendort, Dennis McDonnell, Dave Fritz, Jim Ratzlitt, Doug Col, Wayne Reek, Joe Kizer, Larry Bumgardner. ROW 5: Phil Reid, Randy Hoffman, Reinhard Funck, Mickey Coyle, Jack Bariteau, Tod Stoudt, Mike Mints, Phil Matsumura. TOP ROW: John Baltbie, Marty Kenny, Lou Perske, Greg Adams, Modesto Muniz, Greg Seorgent, Gary Regollo. T52 Bible Club I l-fl?-I FRONT ROW: Cheryl Tay- lor, Bonita Arena, Marcel- lo Soliven, Judy Brannon. BACK ROW: Pal Mun- dinger, Lincla Cuenca, Rhonda Aikin, Gilbert Jones, Phillis Cyperr, Jackie Mull, Ann Norgren. U-NJ 5 2 4 D Q fo Fo moe' Rea' C mfs FRONT ROW: Cathy English, Sharon Lamara, Maude Michealis, Monica Solomon, Paula Baird. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Henard, Barbara Solano, Barbara Flodeen, Sharon Tanner. IOP ROW: Pat Fonfaine, Amy Carvahal, Margie Rico, Toofie Koster, Linda Hagen. 153 Science Club l54 FRONT ROW: Lucy Tosfe, Jonef Kendoll, Koran Komochi, Roneffe White, Lindo Rockwell. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Miller, Jim Ridolo, Bob Ridolo, Fronklin Sunzeri, Cindi Embree, Chris Cresswell, Gene Fleming. BACK ROW: Gordon Sugimolo, Tony Tosle, Morfho l-loll, Greg Mitchell, Doug Col, Fronk Tosle. Pqb Club Speech Arts Club YQ -' if .ff Q xv ' Ll ,js s,?,f,lM A 4 .Jew J , .fc FRONT ROW: Barbara Orchard, Janice Price, Karen 'Fry, Claudia Davis, Linda Pereria, Betty Bagliere, Arlene Ames, Sue Barton, Jerry Bercaw, Kris Sunde, Glenda Phillips. BACK ROW: Mr. John Snyder, Mark Struthers, Al Schuler, Chuck Rodriguezf Connie Compagna, Kathy Hill, Linda Adams, Ada Ellis, Cathy Costas, Gini Campbell, Jim Carlton, mma Club FRONT ROW: Barbara McElroy, Carol Bruno, Lynette Howl, Senga Adamson, Gerry Shaul, Brenda Jones. TOP ROW: Becky Magana, Richard Cable, Jan Price, Lincla Schaar, Mark Struthers, Kerry Colgin, Gilbert Jones, Pete Poillon, Karen Hall, Lynne Riddle, Jackie Nicholas. 155 fljansty TiansTs service club was led in The TirsT semesTer by Bev Nunes and Nancy Harms, presidenT and vice presi- denT, respecTively. The second semesTer cabineT was headed by Nancy Harms, presidenT, Linda Huggins vvas second semesTer vice president During The year, TiansTs parTicipaTed in The campus- FifSfSemeSiefTiOnSTSOffiCGfS- wide candy sale, cloThing drive, and The .lack Emery ChrisTmas BaskeT drive. TiansTs also made ValenTines which were senT To a local hospiTal. DonaTions were collecTed Tor Thanksgiving and TiansTs members made ChrisTmas ornamenTs Tor disTribuTion To hospiTals 41... ThroughouT The valley. TiansTs promoTed many school proiecTs ThroughouT The year. Names on iTs club rosTer were synonymous wiTh service, scholarship and acTiviTies. .J Tiansrs Took second place in GOMTOD food drive. M Tl , ,fp Day plans. FRONT ROW: Jan Paterson, Kalie Lumberf, Stefanie Quartana, Karen Buchanan, Pam Tudder, Par Monriio. ROW 2: Carhy Tavez, Mary Escobar, Sheri Cirincione, Julie Jaroshenko, Pam Farone. ROW 3: Kay Seleslcy, Anne Zavlaris, Rosemary Zoria, Linda Huggins, Bev Nunes, Nancy Harms, Margie Haas, Leslie Olivera, Linda Hagen. TOP ROW: Reggie Grey, Helen Moniz, Cheryl TarabeTz, KaThy Ernsf, Marva Flodeen, Melba Brown, Lee McQueary, Lynn Brokenshire, Anne Warnke, Sharon Tanner. Tjansfs decorate for Christmas dance I56 B072-Tdm' lf? 1 Il '7 Q Bon-Tans service club has been in posses- sion of The coveTed Service Trophy for The pasT year. In Their bid To reTain The Trophy, The club members parTicipaTed in The cam- pus Clean Up drive, The WhiTe ShirT drive, The Jack Emery Chrisfmas BaskeT drive, and The cloThing drive. Bon-Tans held a car wash To help send newly elecTed cheer leaders and pom pon girls To The Squaw Valley rally clinic. Some money has also been seT aside for a crippled children's summer camp. Fall semesfer officers were Donna Meyer, presidenfg Carol TuTTle, vice presidenT, Jerry Bercaw, secrefary, and Lexie Paul, Treasurer. For The spring semesrer The officers were: Jerry Bercaw, presidenf, Robin Donald, vice presidenT, DoT Chrisfensen, secrefary, and Sarah WhiTney, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Donna Meyer, Sandy Williams, Jerry Ber- caw, Ceil Williams, Thornie Rose, Jackie Williams. MID- DLE ROW: Linda BalisTreri, Linda Tambini, Gaile Edlund, Karhie Wilson, Penny Abegg, Barbara Woolley. BACK ROW: Leslie SicoTTe,JaAun-Sancfrei, Michele Belus, Irene Romero, Lorraine Kong, RuTh Miller, Margie SmiTh, Sandra FrosT, Gail Torres, Faye Truppe, Faye Rose. Bon-Tons piTch in To help in Clean Campus campaign. QWAJVQCJQJ fy . QLQKEQJ 5?L7L'ln T ' fi M cfifm, ci KQQ' wiv 455534, Cgzf Lukas? W wrfwe ,LMC W, Quan if CJ CQTLLQ nag, fi' Lyfi , if f fi M 956075 JXZT, FRONT ROW: Diane Warwick, Mary Ann Andrade, Olivia CervanTes, Suzanne Melendez, Robin Donald, Donna Thomas, Linda Fouch. ROW 2: Barb Byers, Gail Silva, Chris Sunde, PaTTy FeTTerman, Carol TufTle, Sharon Abegg, Linda Adams. ROW 3: CaThi Cosres, Arlene Ames, JaneT Rowland, Sue Maynor, Pam DuckworTh, Twinkle STewarT, Sandy Sinclair, Linda Tanner, Linda Guillaume, Suzanne Volz, Lexie Paul. TOP ROW: Heidi Boesch, Pam Maddox, DoTTi Christensen, Claudia Medeiros, Bev Theobald, Pam Jordan, Gini Campbell. T57 PresidenT, Sharon Kurts conducTs noon meeting. FK 1 if '.v. r? 'Y fa, .Y Ace of Clzrbf Ace of Clubs had a very acTive year. Fund drives parTicipaTed in were: The ChrisTmas cloThing drive and The Jack Emery drive. Thanks- giving place-maTs wer made Tor The old folks' home, The club helped To make The Pops ConcerT a success by serving reTreshmenTs. As parT of The duTies all service clubs Take in, Bon- Tans helped The Clean Campus Com- miTTee aTTer lunch. When LickiTes wenT all ouT on a whiTe shirT drive Tor The TooTball games, Ace of Clubs was righT There. On The enTerTainmenT side, Ace of Clubs members enioyed a wonderful snow Trip To Yosemife on The Week- end of February 26-28. All in all, members of Ace of Clubs service club have had a very rewarding and pleasanT year. FRONT ROW. Roberta Ghio, Barbara Piazza, Sharon Curfs, Carolyn lTaTini,Miss Welsh, Diane Davis. ROW 23 Elisabefh Spenser, Margie Klotz, Felicia Hampton, Sharon Lyons, Judy Darlond, ROW 3: Gina Losek, Jan Levia, Diana Towse, Sara GareT'z, Joyce Davis, Carol Heisey, Kathy Garefz. ROW 4: Barb Malone, Nancy Holmes, Berniece Yonelcawo, Hideko Oda, Carol Howell. ROW 5: Karen Morliengo, AsTrid Olsen, Joane Barbe, Myra Dousf, Trude Johnson, Sue Horn. BACK ROW: Sharon Reichers, Judy West, Cindy Di Bona. l58 FRONT Garcia, Connie laallero. Jay-Als work on aTTer school proieci. ROW: Gloria Falcon, Josie Flores, Anne Rachael Lopez, Carol Perez. TOP ROW: Bueno, PeTTy Ann Schoolfield, Terry Ca- Connie Buena, Jay-Als presidenT, conducTs a noon-Time meeTing in The quad Connie Buena headed The Jay-Als service club Through The year. Club members were acTive in sup- porTing The various drives and proiecTs sponsored under The auspices of The associaTed sTudenT loody. DespiTe The TacT ThaT .lay-Als is a relaTively small group, iT neverTheless proved To be an acTive one. Speech Ar 5 - Drama lf l X Roses for dromcu direcfor Mrs. Barbara l-lcrfmon. I With your Talent ond my looks, vve've got it mode . , l Lynette, Mork SPEECH ARTS MEMBERS Toke Top honors in Lions Club program. Afhlefe of The Yeor 160 Qorlmn coll for cost of Cheaper by The Doi' ' 35 J- A U5 O Qt CD X 'U 'W H. W ' H A , km WL 1 xx M 552243 cj O WWW 1 U 'XJ , X6?h Q2 - Ok O25 W W GCN 4 w HQ! K Qjgj E? ' Umcggggj 1 V! Q! me x M W V I ,V elif pf foLV' ' khan K' fdmf W! WM AXMQLTYL Xie, 9.57 ffff 9 i X 5 1 yfl NX yf-X 32 yy ff? f fi LQ 'SGW X ' ' 'X M M AN J Q1 A v ff KSN QE IQ N X3 XVE N 'FX ? f Q! M 66? AM l J W DQ I wa' W U X W M' Wx fl LW V1 f' wx HQ W fx A 5 mil N f ln M fl A fx x yv J cz' me15!z5ei72ei?!5 Wiodmmm ANTHONY D. C ' PHONE CYpress 3-7500 SECOND AND SANTA CLAR SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 60. MPAGNA, Jr. COWLES FASHIONS Professional Pharmacists 217 La Pala Center 0 A STREETS Phone 258-7267 OPEN 'TIL MIDNIGHT PLAZA LAN ES Call for special bowling party reservations for birthdays or special occasions 259-2262 Story and White Roads PALA BARBER SHOP 232 La Pala Center Telephone 258-7436 The Best in Music LANGONE'S MUSIC Rentals Records Sheet Music 3143 Alum Rock Avenue Phone: 258-2519 Cortese Bros. COUNTRY CLUB VILLA Toyon and McKee Roads Phone: 251-3730 Congratulations, Class of '65 VISTA TV Lo Bue's Plaza Story and White Roads HAIR STYLE BARBER SHOP CENTER or THE LATEST STYLES FOR MEN AND BOYS Featuring 4 top professional Hairstyle Barbers and offering you special attention to any of numerous styles Barbers: MANUEL 0 CLEM 0 JOE 00 RICO We are creative and original in all styles HIIIRSTYLING SCULPTURING SHAPING RAZOR HAIR CUTIING All this at reasonable prices MANUEL CHAVEZ, Proprietor RCA IFormerIy Or'g'nal Manny's Shops of San Franciscol ZENH-H ' PHll'CO Appoinltments it desired phone Telephone: 251-1407 258-1288 No. 2 White Road-San Jose Across from James Lick High School Phone: 251-3272 Mr. Robert's A y BABS DAIRY DRIVE-IN EXOTIC COIFFURES .Vi i' Guard Your Health A viii' Drink Fresh Milk M. Pl Sh ' C ,, ' , T SYZTSQQLS vCi'i.5'l20Rd,e0'er 10200 Wh e R000 San Jose, California .-Always First In Fashion' ,V, :,, A 259-3014 251-3272 BEAUTY-RAMA Country Club Villa McKee 81 Toyon Roads MAYFAIR PHARMACY Prescription Service AMPLE PARKING FREE DELIVERY We Emphasize Friendship CHARLIE KLOTZ 3159 Alum Rock Ave 258-5025 Homecoming Princesses get Grand Tour around the field 163 9019 OLD FASHION CFZEAMY ROOT BEER R001 BEER Food to go a Specialty 2460 ALUM ROCK AVE. CARSFRVICE PHONE ci.:-9975 Turnabout: Porky caught with his I d t H Q Q omecomin ame REED'S SPORTIN Athletic Equipment Schwinn Bicycles Hunting and Fishing Licenses Skiing Equipment Free Parking G GOODS 31.65 Alum Rock Avenue Open 6 Days a Week Phone: 258-5305 FOOD BOWL MARKET 0 Grade AA Meats 0 Fresh Produce 0 Complete Selection of Groceries Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors 1635 McKEE ROAD I Hill crest P H A R Nl A C Y - 2254 Alum Rock Ave. San Jose, Calif. Phone 251-0766 Free Delivery WE GIVE THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS Congratulations, Seniors Ferrara Meal' Co., Inc. P.O. Box 892 SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA PHONE 262-2650 LENNY'S ANN DARLING BOWL Special Rates to Students for Bowling 81 Parties 1661 McKee Rd at King 258-0670 VAN'S DO-NUTS AND ICE CREAM SHOP 3117 ALUM ROCK AVENUE ICE CREAM if SOFT DRINKS PHONE 251-9870 MADERIS-HARMS REALTY CLayburn 1-3262 LES HARMS CL 8-4867 3123 Alum Rock Ave. Sdn Jose 27, Calif IX X3 ' -5 'We Deliver Phone 251-5481 ron Reig n I I . all uccasmnsgg L: CLOVERLEAF FLORIST 81 GIFT SHOP WEDDING SPECIALISTS - CORSAGES FUNERAL PIECES FLORAL GIFT ITEMS 296 No. Capitol Ave. Corner Capitol 8K McKee IOM. Student Discount VERNIE NYLIN ' 165 U MODE O' DAY 11, ,573 Tiff , 1 S IT PALA C .: Q ..p:fJ't' an A 'Tfj1vff :llI'gL '1 -' J ' I 3 4 , , ,Ig MKII IIIIYSQ. ,f g f SH OP 219 La Pala Center 258-5301 Designed and Owned by Geo. E. Santana 18 Holes EL RANCHO VERDE GOLF COURSE 8 DRIVING RANGE 'e Sf, Complete All Green . ff: 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE ly Open 6 A.M. Year Round L ',?3-F 4 -af , I featuring I ' .,.-,I Restaurant 8. Cocktail Lounge ,,'1 ' Clubhouse-Pro Shop Clubs 8- Pro Line Equipment a PRIVATE AND GROUP : i- INSTRUCTION ',:P.r4.w, . by CLASS-A P.G.A. Professional gf: li 3800 YARD COURSE i ' 'uf7 1' MODERN PRACTICE 1 DRIVING RANGE F3 For Starting Reservations, Call 251 -'I 142 1 Mile East of Bayshore Overpass at 2142 McKEE ROAD WEDDINGS - FUNERALS - CORSAGES - BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS AND GIFTS MAYFAIR FLORIST 1082 E. Santa Clara Street San Jose NICK and SOPI-IIE CI-IRISOULIS CY 7-1128 166 Story and White Roads Phone: 258-0756 I PATERSOII Gttffffurlfflq COMMERCIAL STATIONERS PRINTERS 81 LITHOGRAPHERS Photo Direct Offset Printing 81 Duplicating 258-4817 2491 Alum Rock Avenue n Knights wear white for Homecoming Queen Suzanne Cgflf 1 fh Cl f1965 from CROWN SUPER MARKET Best Wishes to the Class of '65 JAMES LICK MARKET 3086 AI Phn- um Rock A 258 4940 3475 McKee Road PHONE 251-6125 CHEIIRRUN BILL LARAWAY THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE McKEE ROAD 8. LA PALA DRIVE SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA Qualify and Service First ALUM ROCK GIFTS REX DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 3120 ALUM ROCK AVENUE 60 Race Street Phone 292-0363 San Jose, California PHONE 258-3446 BETTY DOUGLASS Propriefor -W' 168 f. ECONOMY CLEANERS The Biggest Nome in Cleaning 3092 Alum Rock Avenue -Phone- 258-3978 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ALUM ROCK RESTAURANT ORDERS TO GO 2405 ALUM ROCK AVENUE Phone: 251-9856 time during Overfeif game Mt. Pleasant Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS Free Gift Wrap Free Delivery Telephone 3082 Story Road 251-5570 San Jose, Calif. 95127 BA B S DAIRY DRIVE-IN Guard Your Health Drink Fresh Milk Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 Garabi+o's Jewelers Phone:251-2410 WATc:I-I AND JEWELRY REPAIRS o RINGS 0 WATCHES 0 JEWELRY GIFTS Carlos Garabito Free Parking Manager-Owner 2247 Alum Rock Ave. SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNT RATES 10200 South White Road Phone: 251-2306 O INFANTS O CHILDREN O LADIES' APPAREL MAYFAIR TOT 8. TEEN SHOP ANGELA HAEBERLE Telephone: 258-4120 3112 Alum Rock Ave. P W SUPER MARKET 2277 ALUM ROCK AVE. 1421 FOXWORTHY AVE. 1665 FOXWORTHY AVE. 19765 STEVENS CREEK ROAD The Finesf In Groceries, Choice Meors ond Produce CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '65 Phone 258-4977 ar'1'ilxo's COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS 995 EAST SANTA CLARA ST. 294-5891 COME IN TO SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF LANE CEDAR CHESTS I . -,.. 0 ' ' I lf f-'fr ,iff ' ' '- .IZ ZI QII VJ QISB HEGGO FOR QUALITY Congrorulcnions Seniors of '65 ALUM ROCK REALTY Som J, Benke, Owner I-Iomes - Ronches - Income Properfies NOTARY - INSURANCE EASTSIDE PROPERTIES BRAND Dolly 910 6 - Sundoy I To 5 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 3103 Alum Rock Ave. 258-0410 WESTERN AUTO FOOTHILI' CREAMERY 3116 Alum Rock Avenue Alum Rock Ave. 8. White Rd. Telephone: 258-5900 Prescriptions filled at ALUM ROCK PHARMACY Cosmetics Stationery Supplies 3098 Alum Rock Ave. 251-0161 Phone: 258-9990 Phone: 258-5148 Le Defair Phone: 258-8631 DAIRY BELLE FREEZE 1729 McKee Road Phone 251-2713 SMART MONEY GR'OWS FASTER AT SECURITY SAVINGS At SECURITY SAVINGS your dollars earn maximum interest with maximum safety! Funds placed by the 10th of ANY month earn full interest from the first, and ac- counts are insured up to 510,000 by an agency of the U.S. Government. RESOURCES OVER S175 MILLION ,vu 'o SALON OF BEAUTY g' ', White Road at Woodhaven Drive SE CURITY' SAVINGS Lady FG 5hoPp '9 Genie' and LOAN ASSOCIATION Open Monday thru Saturday Evenings Appginfmenf 2830 ALUM ROCK AVENUE 0 PHONE CL 8-1476 Miss Deanna Irwin Harding, Manager Main Office: San Francisco Dedicated to Academic Achievement BEST WISHES TO THE Class of 1965 C a l a cl o PHOTOGRAPHY H87 East Santa Clara Street 253-1208 An East Side Tradition TJANSTS The Fm ' 'Y Gnd' EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS 0 Wedding, Birthday Cakes TO ' '- ' GRADUATING CLASS 0 Rolls, Donuts OF 1965 PETERS' BAKERY 3108 Alum Rock Aye. CL 8-3527 If ff5?'f Z',f ' l QW LO MONACO S CREDIT JEWELERS W OFFERS STNcERE BEST WTSHES TO STUDENTS AND GRADUATES ' by Ph , Visit Our Kompus Korner for School Jewelry 1 5 I, ' Open o Student Account ' ' 2904 Alum Rock Ave. 251-4100 T72 V HAUSER'S MEN'S WEAR 3111 Alum Rock Ave. at White Road The Store for Men and Young Men San Jose, Calif. Phone 258-9957 Headquarters for your Casual and Dress Wear. Famous Brands. ART'S MCKEE ROAD MARKET Choice Meats, Groceries and Vegetables Phone 258-5401 McKee Road 8. Capitol Ave. g5 .....'o I 5 s R I I 5 I 5 1 5 1 5 I I ,- 1-sz a e e,e 5 I f 6' X 1 G ff ww W ,f fz,L4.g ' ,, 3 f:,.v,,,,,. f:'r', Q a,ua,r ,T 1 ' aa ara,au ra f A . 0 5 ICE CREAM -' ' , , , . ' ' STANLEY CREDIT JEWELERS 0 1 ,,, - ' ' An EasTSideTradition.,. Over 23 Years of Service 3113 Alum Rock Ave. 258-4850 White and Story Roads 251-9736 173 1 ' - 1 1 K i y l f ' l i , XJ X' l l r, X, :L ,lffqcyjcf Xl! l M L, l ks li l ,-r i lc l l i e i l -xx N kj V VV uk L, V W g I .1 :If IX XT! SfZl6lI67Zf P!J0lLQg1 l?flZo.37'5 4 5 ll L l kk l V Wk They , , JA are lrhq, . . Q , xy , 1 i v , Q 1 it ilk it N ll VV f AC r l l ' 1 l' l i l i X h K L , c li ' ' , I li Q' 1 l Lil lt' l l .X 1 4 ,, i ,f k , f iv . f L xl ,ty X ' , tg 1 f V ca, l Two erstwhile shutter bugs with their reassuring watchworcls: lf it's printable, weve gat it! and 'Can do and will do, Smith and Brockington exposed film and ground out prints for Comet publications. 174 f i CJ AQ, lx X Ad ' 'gf C, 25 JA Q X my :Lf FJ U D ,H lf' J i fm if 1 Tw I-l - f ,l, ft. 1 ,, 'i t 'l N X '-eb 0 I ,W L ffl ll ll 4 1 Ll li-i, J ig it u i f r' X if Ki ft A , ,mils ' l , i U Q ld J U ij, to , J i i,,- All too frequently a treasured moment fades with the passing at time, and we strive in vain to recapture it. Argus photographers Nate Smith anal Dick Brockington have in the past two years, captured many ot the thrills, the heartbreaks, the tine moments, the accomplishments of the great anal near great among us, and recorded them tor the yearbook. John Zoria, tree lance student photog- rapher, also contributed numerous special occasion shots. WWW ,iibyimcwww i i i 0 WAN ,T T 4 , 5 A wi 'W 1 iiisies Qgfibq, Fig WiTh The publicaTion of The 1965 Argus, James Lick records iTs Tif- TeenTh year of exisTence, a year which has been exciTing and producTive Tor The school and everyone associaTed wiTh iT. And accordingly iT has been The aspiraTion oT The members of The yearbook sTaTT, as well as oT Mr. Dan Fukushima, advisor, and Mr. Porky Calado, phoTographer, To mirror The evenTs which have characTerized This Term and disfinguished iT Tram all oThers. l I wish To exTend special Thanks To Mr. Fukushima, The Argus sTaTT, 5 and sTudenT phoTographers Tor Their conTribuTions To The compilaTion OT K ig The yearbook. , Xl Above all, I desire To express The hope ThaT we have succeeded, ' ThaT we have been able To presenT To you, The sTudenTs, an accuraTe A ,g XC Xgrfecord and a lasTing remembrance of The pasT year, one which ma XJ Nh Nbe of value boTh now and in The years To come. Mil XJ A' YQ S , KAREN BUCI-I ,Ns fi X rx ' ixxig N X M EdiTor-in-Chie, 4 8 T is ' fc T if l xx x R if I 7 ,QP , V! X A ' T ' if ,Q ii' M9.R,,r.9:iisr:1.:'s.sscixw I . 3 A fl fi Mila will b T , il W iflli i ii 5 A . 5 , X 'X ,- x 1 X X 'Q 1 3 ' A oQ 6 -K . v - ,X 1,1 4 . ,WVW 'wf'.'41fP T' .xv - . if W , ,, . ,. 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