Mountain View Union High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)
- Class of 1950
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Annual Publication oi the Senior Class
MOUNTAIN VIEW
UNION I-IIGI-I SCHOOL
Mountain View, Calif.
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FOREWORD
"Variety is the spice of life"-cmd so is
Scotch humor. Both are the keynotes of
this book, cmd We dare you to find cmy-
thinq dull in it. So there!
DEDICATION
In sincere appreciation of his good
nature, delight in his spontaneous
humor, and real Wonder at his clarinet
p1aying,we dedicate this book to
MR. LYLE F. CAMPBELL
"1 u new 'r t-rrfx '
Ht PC 4-...Q Nagar Gr.
There are times in the lives of all of us when FAREWELL is the saddest of all
sad words. There are other times when there lingers about this word, FAREWELI.,
a golden touch of joy, hope and happiness because of a task well done and an
anticipation of what the future holds, the beginning of new ventures.
I imagine this is one of those times of mixed emotions for all of you. You
people who have spent these years in the Mountain View Union High School
have had experiences and formed associations that will ever remain pleasant
memories. Yet, you would have no desire to remain here always because there
is much yet to be done. Life is one continuous preparation to live. It is our sincere
hope that this school has helped you in this preparation, that its ideals have
become your ideals and that they will ever be a part of you.
May your graduation be, in truth, the realization of a task well performed,
bringing with it that indefinable, inner glow that can only come from this kind
of a realization.
It has been my privilege to have known you only during this, your last year in
high school. I am deeply grateful for having had this privilege. I am appre-
ciative of the many, many things you have done to make this, my first year, in
our high school, such a pleasant one.
I wish for each of you the highest success in whatever worthy endeavor you
undertake and hope that your lives will be filled with joy and happiness.
If I were to add anything at all in the way of advice I think it would be in the
words of Iohnson, "If a person does not make new acquaintances as he passes
through life he will soon find himself left alone. A person should keep his friend-
ships in constant repair."
It has been said that the most powerful and the most lasting friendships are
usually those of the early season of our lives, when we are most susceptible to
warm and affectionate impressions and now is the most fertile time of your life for
the forming of these friendships.
Napoleon once boasted that he made courtiers and that he never pretended
to make friends. Napoleon fretted away the last years of his life in exile on an
island alone, neglected, and in despair.
I think one of the finest gems from the mind, heart and pen of Emerson is,
"The only way to have a friend is to be a friend. We take care of our health,
we lay up money, we make our roof tight and our clothing sufficient, but who
provides wisely that he shall not be wanting in the best property of all-friends?"
Charles R. Crooke.
MR. FLOYD E. WILDER, Vice Principal
MISS MARION V. LITTLEFIELD, Dean of Girls
MR. CHARLES R. CROOKE, Principal
MISS HELEN A. COLEMAN, Mathematics
MR. MALCOLM D. AITKEN, Science
MISS LOUISE G. SCI-IMIDT, English
MR. WENDELL GRUBB, Manual Arts
MISS SYLVIA V. DOAK, Physical Education
MR. W. NORMAN B N ocial Science
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MISS MERCEDES PEARCE, Art
MR. LYLE F. CAMPBELL, Music
MISS HELEN FROELICI-I, Music
MR. IAMES B. LEI-IAN, Social Science
MISS EDNA M. WILBUR, Languages
MR. EDWARD A. SMITH, Languages
MISS ANN M. MYLNE, Science
MR. IRVAL C. CARTER, Mathematics
MRS. DEENE L. DOWNEY, Home Economics
MR. I-IARRYf EDWARDS, Languages
MISS MARION A. BIRKLAND, Commercial
MR. STANLEY ANDERSON, Physical Ed.
MISS RUTH FREEMAN, School Nurse
MR. THEODORE E. MANEELEY, Languages
MISS THELMA POMEROY, Speech Correct'n
MRS. CAROL R. BYRD, Librarian
MISS BERNICE IELLI, Office Assistant
MISS WILI-IELMINA BARNI-IISEL, Secretary
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Book I
Book II
Book III
Book IV
Book V
N'l'EN'l'3
Introduction
- ---- Classes
- - - Organizations
- - - - Athletics
- - - Features
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THE HIGH AND MIGHTY
iWith acknowledgment to Longfellow for his help?
Under the spreading "moriarboard"
The Mighty Senior stands
His face is creased with secret woe
Diploma in his hands.
A little Freshman, soul condemned
Comes whistling gaily by
His innocence is quickly squelched
By the Senior's bloodshot eye.
If I could live my life again
Without the Worry in it
I'd live once more my Senior year
And worship every minute.
---Harry Graham.
JR! DUATES
TONY BARHILE ELIZABETH DAVENPORT MAX BELLEW DAISY HALL ANDREW IANOVICH
IRENE LAMBERT ROBERT KIRKISH ISOBEL MENDOZA KENICHI KUBOTA IEAN IVIOCKBEE
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RALPH MARTIN BETTY NISI-IIMURA ROBERT MASTIN ALICE NOUGUES FRANK NODA
ANNE RADISICI-I DAVID NORDBERG ADELE RODRIGO IACK RANDALL NELL SWENEY
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JRADUA' ES
I l Ilili SPILY IJIITSUKO TSUCHIYA UNO ABHAHAIVISON EDNA BIRKETT VIHGIL COCJPER
QOTHY I-llllili YHRD HAHA IOYCE COHRIDAN EDWARD HENDERSON BARBARA CMDCURTONI
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RENA FORNO DONALD HOLT DORTHA FORMWAY HAROLD HOWELL AYAKO FUNABIKI
FRANCISCO HUFANA NAN GRAHAM MITSUO IKEBE RACHAEL GARVICH HARRY GRAHAM
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LUCILLE HARDIN ROY IWATA KIMIKO HIGASHIUCHI NATHAN KIMURA IRENE HOFFMAN
HARRY KIYOMURA CLARA KAMADA MITSUO KODAMA RUBY KEETON GEORGE KONOSHIMA
Page Fourteen
CONNIE LEORKE IOHN LINDVALL HELEN MOLINARI IACK MCCARTY LENA PACHETTI
JOSEPH MARTINEZ IOSEPHINE OGATA VVILSON MARUYAMA DORIS PINTO HENRY MILO
Page Fifteen
GU- DUF' ES
DORIS PRITCHETT MASAO MIYASHITA IUNE REDWINE CHARLES MQORE CLEO REESE
TSUTOMU MURANAKA FTLAUDINE SHERMAN FDWARD MYLREA MARY SUEKI SAM NAKAMOTO
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EVELYN SUGAI CHARLES OGATA IEANNETTE THOMPSON ABE PICKER MARION THOMPSON
MILAN POPOVICII NADINE VINCENT GINGO SAKAI RUTH WHITING IOHN SEITZ
Page Seventeen
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ITTTIIFR WIICSTROM AUSTIN SPENCER HARUKO YAMAIII MELVIN SILVA ANN ZEC
KAORII 'I'AKANf"D IAAZISARU TAKESHIMA RICHARD UHRHAMMER DANIEL VAN de SANDE BILL WILSON TOM WITI-IERSPOC
SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS
February Graduates: Mr. Smith
Iurie Graduates: Miss Pearce, Miss Fraehch and Mr. Aitken
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Name
Tony Barrile ,.... ...,
Max Bellew ........,..,..
HOROSCOPE
Known As
Banana ..... ,,...
. ...... .,Moxie ....... .
Description
Nice Fellow ..........
Dapper ...............
Elizabeth Davenport ......,,.,.. Lizzie ........, ,,,,,,,,, T all ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,4.,,.x,,,,
Daisy Hall ...,............. v....... D aze .,..... Dizzy but nice .....,,,.ll,,
Andrew lC!nOViCh .............,.. Andy l......., ......... Q uick-tempered ,,,,,,,,.,,,4
Robert Kirkish ..,..,, ,,,.,,,, K irk ,,,,,A,4,,., ,,,,,,,,, H usky ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
KeniChi Kubota ...Y.,... ........ K enichi .....,.... ......... U nassuminq .,..,.,..
Irene Lambert .......
Ralph Martin ..,.....,
Robert Mastin .......
Isobel Mendoza ......... ....,.,.
lean Mockbee ....... ..
Betty Nishimura ,.....
Frank Noda .........,...., ,.......
David Nordberq, .... .
Alice Nouques, .......
Annie Radisich ......... ........
lack Randall ,........
Adele Rodrigo ...,...
Peter Spily .............
Nellie Sweeney ......... ........
Mitsuko Tsuchiya .............
Uno Abrahamson ................
Edna Birkett ...........
Dorothy Burr .....,...
Virgil Cooper .........
Ioyce Corridan ..,,..... ........
Barbara deCurtoni .,........... .
Dortha Formway, ...... ....... .
Rena Forno. ..........
Ayako Funabiki ....... .......,
Rachael Garvich ...,... ........
Harry Graham ....,..
Nan Graham .........
Fred Hara ...r...,....
Lucille Hardin .,....,.....,.........
Kimiko Hiqashiuchi, ..r..... ..
Irene Hoffman ..........
Edward Henderson.,
Donald Holt ............... .,......
Francisco Hufana .....,,,,..,,..,
Roy Iwata ....,.......,...
Mitsuo Ikebe, ..,..
Lamb ...,.....
Mah-tin ......... ........
Izzy ........,
Full of fun .......,
. Forward ,,...,...
Athletic ..,....
Sarcastic ........
Ieame ........ ......... T omboy .,.,...,,.,,,,
.......,,...Betty....,,.
Frankie ......... .....,.,,
Dave .,,....... ,.,,.,..,
Alice .......
Annie ......... ....,.. . .
Ligsy .,........ . ,...,,,,
Dell ..........,,
Pete-ah ..,.......
Nell .........
Mxts .....,..,
Uno .......,.
Edna .,.....
Dottie .........
Coop ...,,..... ,..,...,,
Ioycie ......... .,.,,,,,,
Peek..
Dot ...,...
Reen .....,r
Yako ,..,...
Rae ......,.,
Hank .....,.... .,....,,,
........Nan........
........Fred........
Lu ,.... ......
Ask Sammy .,..,..,,. ,,,,,,
.Queener .............
.Ambitious ......,...
Stout r...... .........
Unobtrusive ......r
Politician ........
....,....Smal1........
Fat .,,........,........,.
Good-natured .......
Smart .,..,,.,,..,.,
....,....Pessimist.,......
Debonair ........
..........Cherub1c.,....,........
Chatter
"I don't know"
...,...,"l-lello, babe"
......."It's all right"
"Hey, Irene"
.fCensoredl
"Do ya mean it"
.,Why?,.
Tee-hee"
........"Nuthin' impawtant
"Now, fellows"
......."Oh, yeah"
Hsuren
,. My Sammy"
........"Hi, yah"
"Where's Ginna"
"Oh, shut up"
"All right"
........"I-Iello, fellows"
"I don't think so"
"I no meant it"
"Go away"
nseeyf
"Huh-h-h-"
Pay your dues"
"All right"
Little-blq Shot ..............,,. "Come on, Spencer"
Poetic .......,.........
Forward. .........
Busy., ..............
Good Sport .......
Industrious ..,.,...
Man-hater t?l ......,.
Outspoken .....,.,,
Nervous.. ..,.................
lnferiority complex .........
........"Shucks"
.,Don.t,,
"Hello"
"Not me"
"Say, Kimiko"
"O. K."
"Pure me"
"Oh, no"
"Yah?"
lmltaior ..............,..,,........,. "Is that a fact?"
-Klmlk ........, .......... G ood-natured .......
........Hoif.......,
............He-man.........
Don .........
Cisco .......... ........,
. ........ Roy. ..,....,
Popeye, ,.,.,.... .......,.
Serene .........,,.....
Ed ..........
Silent .,.,.......
Contented .......
Friendly ..........
Big Stuff ..,,..,..
...,,..."What's the answer'
"What for"
Hello, boys"
HYSSU
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I guess so"
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Do it ma-self"
Page Nineteen
Name
Clara Kamada ....,...
Ruby Keeton ..........
Nathan Kimura .....,...
Harry Kiyomura .......
Mitsuo Kodama .........
HOROSCOPE
Known As
.......ClaraY.....,..,,.,
.......Ruby.......
.......Nay..,..,...
,,......Hare.......
.......Mxts.........
George Konoshima .....,........ Shrimp .r..,..
Iohn Lindvall ..........
Connie Leorke ..,.....
lean Love ..........,.....
Ioseph Martinez .......
.......Tarzan..,..,,
.......Con,.......,
..,....Ieanie....,.,..
.......Peppy........
Wilson Maruyama ...........,.. Will ,.,...,..
lack McCarty ..........
Henry Milo ...........,...,.
Masao Mlyashlta ...,...,,
Charles Moore .,....,.,,.
.......Mac......,.,
...,...lunior,........
....,..Mas,.,,..,..
Helen Molinari ,,............,..... Molly ........
Tsutomu Muranaka .....,......
Edward Mylrea ....,...
Sam Nakamoto .........
Charles Oqata ...,..,.
Iosephine Ogata .,,....
Lena Pachetti ........
Abe Picker .l....,.l..
Doris Pinto ..............
Milan Popovlch ....,....
Doris Pritchett ........
Iune Fledwine .....,.,
Cleo Reese ...........
Gingo Sakai l........
Melvin Silva .......
Ladies -man ......... ........
Cholly ........,..,...
.....,.Ape.........
.......Lena,.......
..,..,.Abe.........
.......DOTlS.,..,..
.......Pritch,.......,.
.......lunie.......
Clee .........
Ging .........,.
Mike .............
Stonewall ..,.,...,
Iohn Seitz ................... ....... ' 'President".
Claudine Sherman ........,..... Deanie ...........
Austin Spencer ....... Spence l.......
Mary Sueki ......... .,... . .Mary ....,. .
Kaoru Takano ..........,
Masaru Takeshima .,............ Tak ..........
Richard Uhrhammer ..,.
Daniel Van de Sande .......
Nadine Vincent ................v..
Ruth Whiting .......,,.
Esther Wikstrom .......
...,...,H1zzy........,.
.Dan .........
.Cook .......
.......Ruth1e........
.......Esther,........
Bill Wilson ...,..,,,......,. ,...... B . W .......
Tom Witherspoon ...,...,......., Tom ............
l-laruko Yamaiii ..,....,. ....,.. H aruk .........
Ann Zec ......,.............. ........ Z ec ..........
Ieanette Thompson .............. lane .......,....
Marion Thompson .........v...... Tommy ........
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Description
,,,,,...,Demure...........
........l..ousy driver....
Easy-goinq,.......
..,....,Optimist...........,.....
Trying to grow ..,............
.........P1ump.......
.........Genial..........
.........Star.......
.........Actor,.,,,,,...,,
Scientist C?l........
.. ..... Lanky ........ .,
Ambitious.......
...,,,...Chubby...........
Sax-tooter..,,....,..
. .,..... Ouarrelsome ......... ...... .
Noisy.......,.......,,.
Chunky...............
B1uffer.............
Proqressive........
...,.,...Reticent,..,..........
..,......Red-haired......,.,
Slim..............
.,,.....,Dreamer..........
.........Tennis-star....,.,..
........Unloquacious.....,..
........Carter
Chatter
......."lt's O. K."
"Oh, rats"
"Scram"
don't know"
"Oh, nuts"
"Sure"
uh"
.1
Comin', Rena?"
H
Oh, sure"
tCensoredl
"That's good"
Einstein says--"
......."Who knows?"
think so"
n
Mo-o yes"
"Rats"
Aw nuts"
,.
Say, brother"
,Booze-hound .....,... .,.,... ' 'Where's Betty?"
"Aw-W-w-w"
"Oh, shut up"
Come on"
Well, I guess so"
"Ooof"
Sure I can"
"Is that so?"
"Ah-h-h-h"
Oh, go away"
No-o-o"
Diclya do your math?
Woman-hater..,...,. fellows"
........Petite..,.,..,.......... ...,,,."Hey, lean"
Well-groomeclw... a wise guy"
........Sensitive.,......V.,.. llnaudiblel
...,....Harmless,.......' "Yah"
Scholarly...,....
.,.,.....Ask Lehan........
.........Funny???.....,.
....,....Po1ite,..............
. ........ Helpful ...,...........
...,..."What'd you get?"
Phooey"
fl
Who, me?"
......."How's this?"
1:
Hey, you"
.........Very Blonde......... ........"Gee whiz"
....,,...Anti-"Skitch"......... ,,....."Well, good"
WiseC?D-cracker........ Unqood Puns
wish I knew"
it out"
.,.,.....Underweight t?l..,.........."Say, lack"
,.....,..Brunette.................
"Hel1o, Ed"
CLASS WILL
We, the Senior Classes of 1937, do leave the following to anyone who might need or desire them:
l, Tony Barrile, will and bequeath to William Steach my starring position on the 30's.
I, Elizabeth Davenport, will to Nancy Hall the care of my little brother.
I, lames Maxwell Bellew, do bestow upon lames Castle my "line."
We, Daisy Hall and Irene Lambert, will to any low senior girls our private Monday-morning feeds
I, Andrew lanovich, bequeath to Senior Bill Smith my queer manners and temper.
I, Robert Kirkish, bestow upon Tony Spily my knowledge of Spanish IIIZ.
I, Kenichi Kubota, will my perfect necktie-wearing attendance to school to Eddie Kirkish.
I, Isobel Mendoza, will a few of my nicknames to Virginia "DuBarry" Ielavich.
I, Bob Mastin, will to lack Barkley my seat next to Ieanette out on the front steps.
l, lean Mockbee, will my good behavior in typing to Helen Cavin.
I, Frank Noda, will and bequeath to Masao Nakano the care of my girl friends.
I, Betty Nishimura, bequeath my permanent to Toyoko Nakamoto.
I, David Nordberg, leave Virginia under the careful guidance of my sister Carol.
I, Alice Nougues, will a little of my good sense to Betta Lee Barnes.
I, lack Randall, will and bequeath to "Red" Steach my position on the football team.
I, Annie Radisich, will to Shirley Stalford my ability to remember to bring a pencil to school.
I, Adele Rodrigo, bestow upon Peter Gonzales my unusually loud voice.
I, Ralph Martin, leave my highly developed mind in Econ to Mr. Lehan.
I, Nell Sweeney, will to Harry Kiyomura my ability to catch the 7:21.
l, Pete Spily, do hereby bequeath my various positions on the baseball team to Dave Tripiano.
tTake good care of them, Trip.J
I, Mitsuko Tsuchiya, do bestow upon Fumeyo I-longo the job of amusing George Matsuba.
I, Uno Abraharnson, do will my model "A" to Mr. Carter. It's better than a V-8, Mr. Carter!
I, Edna Birkett, do will my ability to collect class dues to the next treasurer of the next senior class.
I, Dorothy Burr, do will my ability to stay away from the marines to Laura Navarro.
I, Virgil Cooper, do will my communistic propaganda and red socks to Betty McPheeters.
I, Ioyce Corridan, do will my combination fountain pen and pencil, which lean Love lost, to Glenn
McManus, who is supposed to have it.
I, Barbara deCurtoni, do will my poise around school to Lucille Maritz. Some poise!
I, Dortha Formway, do will my love for basketball to Barbara Ann McPheeters.
We, Rena Forno and Connie Loerke, do will to everyone the Army, Navy, and the Marines.
I, Ayako Funabiki, do will my weekly dunking in the swimming pool to Yoneko Kagawa.
I, Rachel Garvich, do will my extensive technique with the Freshman boys, the ones with suspen-
clers, to Geraldine Fricke.
I, Harry Graham, do will to the Student Body the wolf at my door.
I, Nan Graham, do will my beautiful teeth to Bob McCarty. I hope you take good care of them, Bob.
I, Fred Hara, do will my success in staying away from girls to George Hori. Pretty hard job, isn't
it, George?
I, Edward Henderson, do will my lone touchdown to Don Lawson, and boy, does he need it!
I, Kimiko Higashiuchi, do will my enthusiasm for swimming to Mitsuye Yamamoto.
I, Irene Hoffman, do will my Mae West profile to Lee Hutton.
I, Donald Holt, do will my second-hand razor blades to my little brother for that beard of his.
I, Harold Howell, do will my ability to act innocent to anyone who might have a guilty conscience.
I, Frank Hufana, do will my special style in boxing to Armond Poncini.
I, Mitsuo lkebe, do will my nickname "Popeye" to anyone who can knock Ioe Louis out like he
did me.
I, Roy Iwata, do will my ability to ride a motorcycle to Prof. Smith. Also my ability to take spills.
I, Clara Kamada, do will my ability to break ping-pong balls to lane Okada.
I, Ruby Keeton, do will my quiet disposition to Irene Rutan, I-Iere's hoping it won't affect her
ability to attract attention.
I, Nathan Kimura, do will my headache from Physics to anyone who intends to take it.
I. Harry Kiyomura, do will my ability to stay away from the girls to Alto I-Iigashiuchi.
I, Mitsuo Kodama, do will my terrible grades in Physics to Advisor and Professor Aitken.
I, George Konoshima, do will my six-foot-two to Bill Henderson.
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CLASS WILL
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I, Iohn Lindvall, do will my ability to keep off the girls' feet when dancing to Charles Ielavich.
Can't help it if they have Garbo feet, Charles.
I, lean Love, do will my very fine speeches in public speaking to Dick Atkinson. Yes, Mr. Edwards.
I, loseph Martinez, do will my good'sportsmanship to Eugene Huber.
I, Wilson Maruyama, do will my love for women to all women-haters.
I, Iack McCarty, do will my knowledge f?l of the Einstein theory to Virginia Thompson.
I, Henry Milo, do will my marvelous Latin ability to Marjorie Mason.
I, Masao Miyashita, do will my glasses to all of you people who think you know where you're
going.
I, Helen Molinari, do will my success at being locked out of band to all you early birds.
I, Charles Moore, do will my iob on the stage to Earl Paullus, who will probably make a good
stooge,
I, Tsutomu Muranaka, do will my ability to take care of Mikiyo to Iunichi Ishimaru.
I, Edward Mylrea, do will my ability to make the biggest mound of dirt outside the window to Bill
Smith.
I, Sam Nakamoto, do will my queening ability to Elmo Ramsey.
I, Charles Ogata, do will my tenderness to Tony Ciriscioli.
I, Iosephine Ogata, do will my inquisitiveness to Mildred Lawson.
I, Lena Pachetti, do will my job in the office to anyone who has pull enough to get it.
I, Abe Picker, do will my athletic ability to Tony Spily.
I, Doris Pinto, do will to Shirley Stalford my twin-like appearance.
I, Milan Popovich, do will my pull with Edward Anderson Smith to Eddie Puppo.
I, Doris Pritchett, do will my horse Toby to Clyde Shearer.
I, Iune Redwine, do will Stanford University to Iean Ellsworth. You ought to go out there some-
time, lean.
I, Cleo Reese, do will my terrific forehand drive in tennis to Ieanne Cancilla.
I, Gingo Sakai, do will my favorite sport-doing nothing-to Eddie Kirkish.
I, Iohn Seitz, do will my ability to get A's in library to Peter Gonzales-and here's hoping you
don't try to drive the wagon like I did, Pete.
I, Claudine Sherman, do will my boyish bob to Dorothy Rhein. Does Shorty like it that way, Dot?
I, Melvin Silva, do will my favorite excuse-"Had to work"-to Walter Hernandez. Don't over-
work it, Walter.
I, Austin Spencer, do will my pull with Miss Coleman to Fred Facciolla.
I, Mary Sueki, do will my ability to polish the apple with all the teachers to loel McPheeters.
I, Kaoru Takano, do will my excellent managed football team to Stan Anderson.
I, Masaru Takeshima, do will my job of helping the Geometry students to Virginia McCluskey.
I, Ieanette Thompson, do will to lack Barkley my membership in the Scholarship Federation. He'll
need it.
I, Marion Thompson, do will my memory to Miriam Ellsworth so that she won't go to study hall
when she should be in art.
I, Richard Uhrhammer, do will my four joyous years in math to Miss Coleman's A freshmen-if any.
I, Dan Van de Sande, do will my ability in baseball, particularly at the plate, to lack Barkley.
I, Nadine Vincent, do will all my friends to the incoming Freshmen.
I, Ruth Whiting, do will my ability in art to Marie Hobbs.
l, Esther Wikstrom, do will my charming personality to Iuanita Reichel. Not that you haven't got
it already, "Dictionary."
I, Bill Wilson, do will my "honorary" position in the orchestra to "Menace" Moore.
I, Tom Witherspoon, do leave the school. I bet Mr. Gibson is glad.
I, Haruko Yamajii, do will all my afternoon classes with Mrs. Downey to anyone who needs them.
I, Ann Zec, do will my pet seat in the Creamery to Marlon Davick.
l, Evelyn Sugai, do will my bed in the gym to Frances Nakamoto.
I, Peter Ianovich, do will to Tony Ciriscioli my ability to sit in study all noon hour and talk to
Shirley Gleason.
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LOW SENIOR CLASS
Under the leadership of Miss Birkland, this class has climbed to the top. In their
sophomore year they won the Scholarship Plaque, and most ot their boys have
shown themselves up brilliantly in different sports, the star ot the class beinq
Tony Spily. They always seem to relish the Pina Pona Booth at lunior Carnivals.
Several members of the class have proven outstanding in Dramatics and were
cast in major roles of the Senior Play, Christmas Play and other dramatic pro-
ductions.
The officers of the class are as follows:
President ............ ....,... T ony Spily
Vice-President ..,......... .....,,.,. L eo Silva
Secretary-Treasurer .......... ........,,.. H elen Cavin
Council Representative ..,.,t. ...... , ,Glen McManus
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HIGH JUNIORS
High Iuniors at last-and verra, verra, hard worrk, too! Credit must be given
to these hard-working students for the successful Rodeo Iunior Carnival spon-
sored by them in part.
They have had a few stars on the football team, such as Tony Ciriscioli and
lack Barkley, and the basketball squads have brought to light more "star stuff"
among the boys. They have made an A-l showing on the Scholarship society and
are hoping to have a greater number in the organization next year. Class spon-
sors are Miss Wilbur, Miss Mylne, Mr. Carter, and Mr. Grubb.
Lupe Enriquez has brought honors to this class by winning first awards in the
recent County Typing Contest.
The officers of the class are as follows:
President ..........,.... ..,..., 7 ...Peter Gonzales
Vice-President ............. ,............ H enry Shultz
Secretary-Treasurer .,....,,, ,......, M iriam Ellsworth
Sergeant-at-arms ...,............. ...... V irginia Thompson
Council Representative .....,... ...........,........, T om Iob
Reporter ....,.,,.....,...,.,.,.......... ...,.,. B ob Straub
LOW JUNIORS
HOOT MON! Upper classrnen at last, and do they feel goodl This class has
improved greatly under the sponsorship of the new Physical Education teacher,
Stan Anderson. During the previous year they took possession of the California
Scholarship Federation Plaque for having the largest percentage of their mem'
bers in the society,
They haven't shown any outstanding ability as yet, although several of the
boys have shown themselves in sports and other activities. However, one stu-
dent has shown great artistic talent, and is the art editor of this "Blue and Gray."
The program they put on for the Student Body was well planned and pre-
sented, despite the fact that it consisted largely of outsiders.
The officers of this group are:
President ............,...... i........r..,,. L ucille Maritz
Vice-President ...... ....... K ochici Yamamoto
Secretary .,..,,... ........ G enevieve Moon
Treasurer ....,....................... ....,,............ A nnie Rose
Council Representative ......... ........ V irginia Campbell
Sergeant-at-arms .V...,...,..... ....,.. S tan Anderson
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HIGH SOPHOMORES
It doesn't sound like much, but this class must be given credit for sponsoring
a successful Freshman Reception. They haven't shown much ability in the way
of sports as yet but quite a few of the boys are taking part with enthusiasm.
They have a few talented members in their midst who have entertained the
Student Body quite often. Some of the members have shown themselves as out-
standing members of the Scholarship Society.
The patient t?D sponsors of this class are: The Scotch director, Lyle F. Camp-
bell-The Great Civics teacher, W. N. Gibson-The Girls' Gym teacher, Sylvia
Doak, and the Homemqking instructor, Deene L. Downey.
The officers of the c are mentioned tvery considerate of usb in the space
below: ' K
Presidehii ......,. ........ M ildred Lawson
Vice-Presi nt ....... ....... W alter Funabiki
' Secretary ...... fn: ..... ..........,.................... I oel McPheeters
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' Council Representative .......................... Katherine Doust
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At last these enterprising students have passed the Frqshfstagel This class
has not entered many of the social activities of the school, bulhave afforded the
Student Body entertainment in the highest degree by presenting three of the
Palo Alto Community Players in an assembly program which was highly appre-
ciated. Mr. Edwards, the advisor, may well be proud of them.
And again we come to class officers:
President .,....,...... ................. M arie Hobbs
Vice-President ....,......... ...,,.... T sukane Myashita
Secretary-Treasurer ........., ....... F rancis Peabody
Council Representative ....... Kenneth Wilkins
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HIGH FRESHIVIEN
Not quite the jade color they were nine months ago, but still pure Frosh!
They have weathered nothing more than one year of High School, and still
forget that homework is the backbone of this great institution fOh woell but, ably
guided by Miss Coleman, Miss Schmidt, and Mr. Lehan, they have shown a
great deal of school spirit and unquenchable energy.
A few of the boys went out for football and basketball and the ability they
showed is nothing to be sneezed at. At their present rate it will not be long before
they will be the mainstay of our sports.
More officers:
President ......,......,. .,........ D orothy Hoffman
Vice-President ......... ........ C harles Uhrhammer
Secretary ...,....... ,.,.......... B arbara Berry
Treasurer ...,..,.,............... ,....... E laine Marcetti
Council Representative ....... ........ I uanita Reichel
LOW FRESHMEN
Freshmen to the core, they have had a hard time getting started. This is not
surprising, when you realize that their noble advisor, Mr. Smith, unable to stand
the drop from being advisor to the High Seniors, went out and attempted to com-
mit mayhem or worse on a motorcycle.
But now that our esteemed Professor is back in the saddle, and considering
that the Low Freshmen have three and a half years in which to catch up, their
hopes look much brighter, and they will undoubtedly graduate eventually.
And the last of the officers fWell, finel:
President .,.,,,..,.., ..,,...,....,.... P at Daley
Vice-President ......... ....,... I ames Alexander
Secretary ........,.. ....... K atherine Giaya
Treasurer .............,,........,.... ....i... M adeleine Saylor
Council Representative ...,..,.. ..,.i........ B ob Lawson
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COUNCIL
This year, the Council, under the able guidance of our new Principal, Mr.
Croolce, has much, besides the usual routine of ng bills and passing a
new law has always backed the Annual may it continue to do so!
SCHOLARSHIP
Under the duo leadership of Miss Helen Coleman and Mr. lrval Carter, the
Scholarship advanced steadily this year. They gave the Freshmen the heartiest
of welcomes and presented a few programs to the school. The Groups most out-
standing event was the gay Scholarship Banquet.
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GIRLS' LEAGUE
The Girls' League had a big year of it under the direction of their new Dean,
Miss Littlefield. They presented quite a few dances and programs. Officers of
the league are: Miriam Ellsworth, Marion Thompson, Doris Pinto, Edna Birkett.
N . ,, ,. Hamm ,,... .f,
BOYS' LEAGUE
While the Girls' League is rather disgusted with the Boys' League for not par-
ticipating enough in the school's social events, they are proud of them for keep-
ing the school's athletic record untarnished by defeat. Officers in the League:
Andrew lanovich, Keith Wilson, Mr. Wilder, sponsor, Max Bellew, Peter Spily.
Page Thirty-three
BAND
Here comes our Scotch director and his Rio Grande Ramblers Clunior Carni-
val stuttl. They have done quite a bit of successful entertainment and their out-of-
door concert was enjoyed by ma y ot the townspeople. And as for the Iunior
Carnival -ah Weell ,
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ORCHESTRA
This year, as last, the Orchestras big affair was the concert at the San lose
Auditorium, and was, oi course, directed by that never-to-be-qotten-rid-of Scotch
Maestro, Lyle P. A tew of its members were chosen for the Operetta orchestra and
fine work they made of it, too!
Page Thirty-four
GIRLS' CHORUS
The areatest work accomplished by the Girls' Chorus under the leadership ot
Miss Helen Froelich was their splendid cooperation in the presentation of the
operetta. The incominq Freshmen greatly increased the number of members this
year, addinq new spirit to the aroup. ,
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BOYS' CHORUS
There has been some new talent discovered in the Chorus this year in the
form ot Freshmen. Their able assistance in the operetta, "Rose oi the Danube"
proved this to the satisfaction of all. Miss Froelich is the director of the Boys'
as well as the Girls' Chorus.
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has been highly successful in presenting programs, as was evidenced by their
brilliant performance in the San lose Civic Auditorium.
OPERETTA
HOOT MUN! -The Rose ot the Danube was presented by the music depart-
ment ot this school on March 10, l937, under the capable directorship of Miss
Froelich. This operetta combined Mystery, Romance, and Comedy in a delightful
way.
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SENIOR PLAY
Boy, was this production a hit! This year's Senior Play showed what happens
to people who envy kinqs. The members oi the cast, under the able direction oi
Mr. Edwards, were well chosen, both for their personality and acting ability, and
they received the Whole-hearted support oi the school.
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King, i ,, . , ,,,,,, Austin Spencer Devil ,i A , ,,,,,Rohert Kirlcish
Favorite. i,,,,, loseph Martinez Mary ,i i,Helen Cavin
SDY ,,,... H , .. ,.i,,, Ralph Martin loseph , A, H A, ,,,,, ,,,,,Glen McManus
Angel ...,,,,,,, .. i,,,,V,...,,, Annie Radisich Angel, ,,,, ,, ,, , ,mlvlariori Thompson
Three Wise Men, ,,,,,.. Tom Witherspoon, Peter Ianovich, and Wilson Maruyama
Page Thirty-seven
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EAGLE STAFF
Under the double leadership of Mary Zanetti and Max Bellew the staff of "The
Mountain Eagle," sponsored by Mr. Edwards, was highly successful this past
year. There was quite an addition of members to it and they published an ex-
cellent Christmas edition of 'The Eagle."
Their motto was "Always Be On Time," and they lived up to it in true news-
paper style. Although Max graduated in February, the paper forged ahead
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sp enclidly, and when the "Register-Leader" was taken over by Mr. Walter
Keene, the section devoted to the High School was "dress
ed up" in splendid
style.
The members of the staff deserve the mention we give them in this p lication,
r enthusiasm and ambition, we name them below:
Editor, Mary Zanettig Assistant Editor, Dick Atkinsong Art Editor, Arthur Gray:
Boys' Sports, Don Lawson, Girls' Sports, lean Ellsworth, Program Editor, Iean
Love: News Editor, Dorothy Hoffman: Scholarship, Carol Nordbergp Office,
Norma Varisog Extra News, Helen Shearer, Reporters, Bob Straub, Peter Gon-
zales, Dorothy Rhien, Marie Hobbs, Virginia Barkley, Beverly Kogelschatz,
Madelain Popovich, Gladys Nagao, Lillian Baumer, Claire Ianovich, Nancy
Sutter, and Claire Grennan.
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FOOTBALL
Marking down seven consecutive victories on the records and with an un-
blemished Win and lose column, the Mountain View High football team, with
Stan Anderson as their coach, climaxed one of the greatest scoring seasons in
the school's history with an overwhelming victory over Santa Clara, which ran
their total of points to the amazing sum of 249 for the entire season as against 12
made by the opposition. The team was co-captained by lack Randall and Pete
Spily. The line, which was never outcharged, paved the Way for the backs, who
scored the touchdowns. Graduation is taking eight out of the starting line-up:
lack Randall, Pete Spily, Andy Ianovich, Sam Nakamoto, Ed Henderson, Iohn
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Seitz, Bob Mastin and Ed Mylrea. However, a group oi likeable prospects tor
next season are available.
To Stan Anderson goes the credit for molding a high-scoring football machine
which will leave an indelible mark in the annals of our High School Football
history.
LEAGUE GAMES
Mountain View ......,.,.,...,. 20 Los Gatos ..,... ..,.,,, O
Mountain View ..,.,ri.....,,,. Campbell .,.,.. ,....., 6
Mountain View ..,,..,...,...,. Gilroy ....,ri. 0
Mountain View .iirirri.,,r.,iv 46 Fremont ....,.,.......,,,. 0
Mountain View .,,..,.......... Santa Clara O
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TQNY SPILY IACK BARKLEY PETER SPILY
End Half-back Full-back
TACK RANDALL WALTER HERNANDEZ ED HENDERSQN
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IOE QUERANTES BOB MASTIN IOHN SEITZ
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STAN ANDERSQN ED MYLREA ANDREW IANQVICH
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UNLIMITED BASKETBALL
M. V. L L .45 Los Gatos L L L.l5 M. V.LL LL LL38 Santa Clara LLLL3U
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Coach, Stanley Anderson, Pete Spily, Tony Spily, "Andy" Ianovich, Pete
lanovich, and "Pep" Martinez. Manager, Eugene Huber.
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Coach, lames Lehanq Harry Kiyomura, Sam Nakamoto, Tony Barrile, lack
Barkley, and Keith Wilson. Manager, Ercole Pecorelli.
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M. V ..,,Vw,w.,A,V,,V,., 24 Gilroy .,,,V,,.,..... l7 M. V ..,.A,, ,,,V...V,,, 2 7 Live Calc .,, ...... 18
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Coach, Iames Lehany Walter Funabiki, Shige Fujii, Eugene l-luloer, Tomo
Kanzaki, and Masaru Takeshima. Manager, "Pep" Martinez.
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M. V ...... ........ l9 Fremont .......... 5 M. V ...,... .....,.,,.. l 6 Campbell ...... .20
Coach, Iarnes Lehan, George Konoshirna, George Hori, Dave lmai, Alto
Higashiuchi, and Ienichi lshimaru. Manager, "Pete" lanovich.
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At the time ot this writing, no games have been played. But the Eagle's Base-
ball Nine, with the coaching ot "Stan" Anderson may be haPDY to know that
apparently another championship team is in the making. With such veterans as
"Mits" lkebe, "Dan" Van de Sande, Walter Hernandez, Sam Nakamoto, Harry
Kiyomura, Tony Spily, and "P9pDY" Martinez, the season's outlook is promising.
Again the Annual goes to press before any of the track meets take place.
Among those who showed remarkable ability in the 1936 S. C. V. A. L. meet
were Sam Nakarnoto, record-holding hurdler, HPGPPYH Martinez, star broad-
jumper, and Pete Ianovich, record-holding miler. With these record holders, the
Eagles should come close to taking the S. C. V. A. L. meet this year. The 110
champions seem headed to victory again this year, as in last.
TENNIS ,
While tennis is not one of the major of the sports in our school, and although
it does not draw the crowds that our other sports do, the tennis coach, Iames
Lehan, has more than unusual talent to work with. The mainstays of his swift,
speedy, and efficient team are Richard Uhrhammer, Harry Kiyomura, Nathan
Kimura, and other excellent players.
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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Swimming began the sports this year, and was efficiently managed by
Ieanette Thompson. The G. A. A. held an inter-class meet, which was won by
the Iuniors.
Sports continued well with an exceptionally successful basketball team of
over 50 members, Bella Martinez managing the girls. At the end of the season
some 21 girls received G. A. A. blocks which are worth l0O points. Mary Escano
and Bella Martinez won their first chevrons. The girls ended the season with a
play-day with Los Gatos. The Mountain View teams won both of the well-played
games, after which refreshments were served.
In other phases of the school's activities, outside of sports, the G. A. A. was
active this last year. After several weeks of practice they presented a program to
the San Iose County Hospital, and to show the Girls' League their progress, re-
peated the entertainment during a rneeting.
They managed a wonderful noon-dance on St. Patricks Day, and, with the
aid and support of the Girls' League, gave various other successful dances
throughout the year.
Miss Doak, who will not be with the girls next year, has ably managed the
G. A. A. for the past eight years, and many will regret her departure.
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"Sadder Wnnrds Were Never Writ, Than
These Penned Here "
SCHOOL OPENS, to the larnentations ot
lioth teachers and pupils Teachers not
raver-anxious to see the pupils: Pupils not
averfanxious to see the teachers.
OCTOBER:
And more Freshmen inaugurated into the
,treat school ot M. V. U. H. S.
NOVEMBER:
Tlwrnlisqivina and the Football Dgrnce
were scattered through this month.
DECEMBER:
And the Girls' League brings horne the bacon or, rather, the tin cans, irr
their annual hotvstuii Tin Can Dance! And Sandy Clawz brinqs a welcorne
respite to the stooaints in the torrn ot Christmas vacation, which was en-
joyed by all attenclinq! And Mr. Edwards directs the drarriatics class to a
brilliant perlorrnance of a more brilliant play, in which rnore than one actor
triurnphed.
IANUARY:
Thunclerous applause unseats the very rafters trorn their rniahty seat as
twenty-two ot the senior class qraduate, rnovina the whole works up a notch.
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FEBRUARY:
Well, when the Iuniors last year hung up
a record by netting an amount oi money
heretofore unheard ot, tolks nodded
wisely and said that it could never be
done again. But this year's Iunior Rodeo
Carnival surpassed even last year's. Hot
stuff, these luniors.
MARCH:
The music department pulled the pin and
really slung an operetta this year! "Rose
ot the Danube" was really somethin'!
APRIL:
The opening of the baseball season in
March had nothing on the Class ot l937.
They wound up and slung a Senior Play
across the plate that brought down the houseg a Senior Play to immortalize
Senior Plays.
MAY:
The orchestra and choir Went to San lose this month, and held a swimming
party later on. The Girls' League scored a hit with a May Party for the
mothers oi the girls, and colortul was not the word tor it!
TUNE:
This month seventy ot the cream of the school weigh anchor Cand dor1't
ask how much it weighsl and head tor college or work. The high school is
apt to sutter next year, since many of the graduates participated in athletics
and dramatics, and stood high in the Scholarship tederation.
And so, like the school, l think l'll close!
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THE RADIO AMATEUR
By Iune Redwine
The Radio Amateurethere will never be anything quite like him, I hope! There
seem to he three Classes of them. First, the ones who come forward full of confi-
dence, all ready to throw the gags of a "Major Bowes" or a "Budda" right back at
them plus interest. Doulotless, this type has a fawning father or mother sure that
little sonny boy or daughter will floor everyone'--so what does our amateur do?
He steps up to the "mike" and proceeds to floor no one but himself. So instead of
sailing ahead to fame and fortune he sails straight for oblivion--which perhaps
is best after all.
Others come forward with not quite so much assurance and not quite so eager
to show the master of ceremonies their wit, but ready to try anything once- -do or
die stuff. Sometimes these fail, but more often they are good enough to keep the
gong quiet, which, l imagine, is the main thing.
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Then there is the third type that cannot be gotten rid of no matter how much
one tries. He is the poor soul whose teeth can be heard clicking and chattering
as soon as his name is called. I often wonder just why he is there, but I have yet
to find a good reason. He is certain to get the gong after about two minutes,
whereupon the guy who dishes out the gong says he is sorry-but I wonder?
Personally, I don't care for any kind of radio amateur at present. I will admit,
however, that they were interesting at first, though now they are just another
thing radio fans have to put up with. "Knock-knock," "Mouthies" and other radio
fads had the politeness to fade out when they got tiresome, but our little amateur
clings to the bitter end, and boy, is it bitter!
There may be amateurs and more amateurs, but I prefer my radio entertain-
ment professional.
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GABRIEL
We always name our cars, and so
When Daddy bought the last one,
l chose "foe Rambler"fffMa said "No,
This auto is a fast one."
Amos or Andy wouldn't do.
Nor Brown Eyes, Hank or Tilly.
Nor Hermes, Caesar, Em or Lu.
And "Car-Car" sounded silly.
By Katherine Doust
And so we thought of all the nice
And finer things it boasted.
Of floating power, new low price
Our brains we fairly roasted.
'Til we were out one morn.
l knew his name should Gabriel be
I-le has the loudest horn!
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MY POETRY AND ME
By Helen Cavin
This day and age is getting me: I cannot speak a word of Greek
The teachers when they say And writing poetry makes me weak
"Now boys and girls, please settle down But our assignments are to Write
Our tasks are small today." A pesky poem every night.
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I'm not a Whitman or a Poe
I'm just a girl, l'll have you know
And now that you have a line on me
l'll do my best at poetry.
But no name seemed just right to me
OUR SCHOOL BUS
At school we have a bus
Which always stops for us.
If it cannot come on time
It is no fault of mine.
It comes in early mom
Taotmq its loud old hom.
By Tatsuo Niki
The motor sure can purr,
Like some cloq saying "G-r-r-"
We like her because
She Works without a pause
Except when out of gas,
Which make us late to class.
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THE ART OF EATING SPAGHETTI
BY Margie Baron
At the famous "Lucca's" Restaurant, one of the outstanding pastes served is
spaghetti, and these are the ways in which various people consume it.
Cver in the northern corner of the room we see a puny little fellow, wearing
horn-rimmed glasses, bent over a large dish of this Italian delicacy. He is the
type of fellow who takes a large amount on his fork and twists it around and
around in his hand, so that nothing is left to fall off the fork. He finally manages
to get the portion into his mouth, and after his swallowing it, we see an expression
of satisfaction appear on his face.
Now glancing about, we see an individual hunched over a steaming dish,
vigorously cutting away. After succeeding in this operation, he attempts to con-
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Vey a few pieces to his mouth. Having covered half the distance between the
plate and his mouth, three-fourths of the small pieces fall off his fork. Quickly
lowering it, he glances shyly around him to see if anyone has noticed his mis-
fortune. After several attempts at this, he gives up in disgust and turns to the
next dish, muttering to himself.
At another table we see a man, undoubtedly of Italian descent. He eats his
spaghetti with a carefree and hCIppY-go-lucky air. He picks out a long piece and
wraps part of it around his fork. He then transports this to his mouth, sucking the
rest of it up with a noise not unlike the musical note of an ardent soup-eater.
After having watched these three distinct types of spaghetti-eaters, I have
come to the conclusion that in spaghetti-eating, as in all fine arts, there is a right
and a wrong way of doing it.
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lg
THE MCRNING GLORIES
By Kemchx Kubota
The morninq glories blow
In the world of dew
Receiving their simple dew-crown
And yet no other wonders
Ccrn excel their beauty.
They in I'lf'llt,1T9 possess it clone.
Purge Sixty
ALVISO
By Virgil Cooper
Alviso! Alviso! City by the slough
The arms ot integrity are reaching out
to you
They come irom the city beside the
mountains blue
The city by the name of dear old Moun-
tain View.
The tides may iill your streets with water
Making you row son and daughter
To school, a mile and a quarter
Even if you hadn't oughter.
Santa Cruz and Halt Moon Bay
Martin's beach and Monterey
None oi these can half compare
To your pure and salty air
Alviso! We salute you
Greetings from old Mountain View.
ISLE OF MY DREAMS
By Betty Nishimuxa
Iapan, how I wonder what you are,
Little island, small and far,
Land of our fathers fair and free
The Isle of the Rising Sun.
Iapanese maidens with parasols
Strolling 'neath the fragrant cherry blos-
sorns
In the shadow oi gorgeous Fujiyarna
Little island of Iapan, let me know you
more!
Page Sixty-one
FANUCOI ci SONS
OfficialAAAGara-ge
Y
Pontiac Sales ci Service
Phone 2312
PLEASE NOTICE: Were it not for the advertising the merchants of this vicinity so generously gave
to us, we would have been unable to give you as large an Annual as we have. Please show
your appreciation of their support by patronizing them in every possible way.-Iohn Seltz.
PEARSON AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
.4 14
jgivao LET
Pill lI'P
383 CASTRO STREET PHONE 517
Mountain View, California
Page Sixty-two
cuban J ox:-:J
LHUIIDR Etflf-IIIIIIIG CU.
954 VILLA STREET PHONE 559
Business is rather dead where our ex-president, lack Randall, works! ! ll
Congratulations TI-IE BLUE STAR
CLASS OF 1937
Shoe Renewing
You Will Be Greeted With a
Smile At The Grocer That's
Worth While
Y
L A W S C N ' S
G R C C E R Y
Dm 564 G. T. Arena
296 Castro Street 172 Castro Street
Pinto: Did you ever take chloroform?
Schultz: No, who teaches it?
WINES Phone 537 FANCY LIQUORS
M I L A N I ' S
295 Castro Street
Imported and Domestic Groceries
Fruits, Vegetables, Meats
Mountain View Cqlifomiq
Page Sixty-three
We Handle The Finest Quality
EATMORE FRENCH CUSTARD
ICE CREAM
"It's Richer"
K N 1 G H T is
Free Delivery
Prof. Aitken Cin cateterialz Do you serve lobsters in here?
Mrs. Sinz: Sure, sit right down, we serve anybody!
GRowER's
The HARDWARE
VILLA LAFAYETTE
Y
EDOUARD BATTINI
. . . fin gourmet . . . Fishlflq TCIClCle
and
. . . for Gracious Dining . . . Camping Equipment
207 Miramonte Avenue
Mountain View 835 160 Castro St. Phone 7l4
Teacher: How dare you swear before me?
Pupil: Pardon me, I didn't know you wanted lo swear first.
To Our Future Customers . . . We Extend Congratulations
Page Sixty-tour
Mallory Hats Arrow Brand Shirts
I A C O B Y ' S
Florsheim MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS Edgerton
Shoes CLOTHING AND SHOES Shoes
142 Castro Street Phone 500
'Dictionary": What do they call guys who qo to college, but don't graduate?
'Skitch": Professors!
Class of 1937
Good Luck soon LUCK TO You
Class of 1937
New York Lite Insurance Co.
F I V E G T E N
M A R K E T IAMES M. GRAHAM, IR.
543 Hope Street Phone 783
Where Do You Buy
Your Meats?
You know our name
CIT Do you know our merchandise?
BERRYESSAS MARKET
Mountain View B R A U N I S
Phone 521 DEPARTMENT sToRE
"Menace": Did your watch stop when it hit the sidewalk?
Milo: Sure, did you think it went clear through?
Dick Hook Del Loqan
HOOK ci LOGAN
INSURANCE - RENTALS
Our Policy Is Good Insurance
Phone 2418 257 Castro Street
Page Sixty-five
V E G L I A ' S
Clothes And Shoes For All The Family
SILK DRESSES OF ALL KINDS
WE CARRY LARGE SIZES
284 Castro Street
Phone 4551
Kate: Do they have Iuly Fourth in England?
Hopkins: Of course not, dopel
Kate: Then what comes after Iuly three?
Los ALTOSHPZHARMACY Compliments of
SPANGLEPI MORTUARY
D R U G S
AGENT Fora LENTHERIC U '
PARIS - TOILETRIES Q,
4 ,,.. Z
Ifligggn LQsA,1i,1to5
Q',': , i1 'a 'l I E tttts rsa
y, ttt me at triple t
-. f-su, wr fmlyi ,
SILVER SEAL ,
CHEAMERY I I -
We Manufacture Our Own
I C E C R E A M 895 CASTRO STREET
Fountain Dairy Products Phone 546
Ross and Ormand Newfarmer
Hizzy: Where men hesitate, only fools are certain.
Bill: Are you sure?
Hizzy: Yes, lad, certain of itl
SUNNYVALE
Q
LOS ALTOS
Dealer In Ford Products
492 CASTRO STREEI'
TELEPHONE M. V. 533
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF.
Page Sixty-six
REDWINE MOTOR CO.
890 Mercy Street
ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTORS - FARM IMPLEMENTS
Phone 734
Hank: You know, when I came to this town, I was absolutely broke, and yet it
didn't hinder me anY.
Lawson: How come?
Hank: Simple! I was born here.
Congratulations B L A N C O ' S
CLASSOF 1937 THEATRE
UNIVERSITY YOURS
CREAMERY for
222CastroStreet PhoneZ416 ENTERTAINMENT
I. V. MA-NFREDI OLDSMOBILE 66-8
"Is Always Ready"
GRAHAM GARAGE
INSURANCE Phone 2410 350 Castro se.
Mrs. Aitken: But didn't you feel the thief's hand qoing into your pocket?
Prof: Yes, but at the time I thought it was my own. CAbsent-minded, as usual J
Success to Class of 1937
FELLOWS of SPENCER
Smiling Associated Service
596 Castro Street
Phone B15
Page Sixty-seven
Phone Mountain View 539 MILL WORK AND BUILDING MATERIALS
SHOPKE 6. BURKE
LUMBER and HARDWARE
Highway at El Monte Avenue
Mountain View, California
Mr. Gibson: Torn, give me Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
Tom: You can't fool me, he never lived in Gettysburg.
THE
NUT HUT
Salted Nuts - Roaster Fresh
WAGNER'S DRUG
STORE
THE REXALL STORE
A Safe Place to Trade
O
lOl Mountain View Corner Castro and Villa Sts.
Phone 2423
Wiring Motors
A R M A N I N I
VALLEY ELECTRIC DRUG STGRES
Co. Drugs, Sundries, Stationery
Glenn W. Wilson and
Soda Fountain
Phone 2413
Radios Appliances Phone 635 Mountain View
Daniel Van de Sande is the sort of person who will get far in this world. It
someone chases him.
MURRAY'S BEAUTY SALON
CASTRO STREET
Near Dana
0
Phone 2251
Page Sixty-eight
MOUNTAIN VIEW
Phone 529 199 Castro Street
329 Castro Street Phone 507
C . M . E V E R E S T
0
Mountain View, California
HARDWARE l I PRINTER
Miss Schmidt: Where is your pencil, Virgil?
Virgil: I ain't got any.
Miss Schmidt: No, no, that isr1't right! l have no pencil, you have no pencil
they have no pencil.
Virgil: Gosh! Well, who done away with them, then?
FORMWAY MACHINE
SHOP
QV?
Walnut I-Iullers
Repair and Construction
Oxy-Acetylene and Arc
ESCANO'S
GROCERY, BAKERY
and
QUALITY MEAT MARKET
P. O. Box 591
Phone 2322 Sterlin Road
Mountain View, California
The Shop for Better Haircuts
RICO'S BARBER SHOP
0
W E L D I N G
Almond Avenue' Los AMOS 280 Castro Street, Mountain View
Phone Mountain View 4251 A. Rico Louie Givich
Policeman ito Public Enemy No. 883297: So you object to riding in this car
just because it has a radio, do you?
Public etcetera: An' how! I don't like da stations youse quys is tuned tol
MELLOS MEN'S SHOP AIR BASE CREAMERY
Men's Clothing and Furnishings 765 Ccslro St' M' V' 824
' COMPLIMENTS
Cleaning - Pressing - Alterations
259 cqsim street Phone 2591 Mm Sheet LOS MOS
Page Sixty-nine
Compliments to the Class of '37
LIVE AND LET LIVE
By Making
TRAFFIC SAFETY
A Personal Problem
Chief-of-Police Louis L. Gray
765 Castro Street Phone 2212
THE
D E L U X E '
BEAUTY PARLOR
Mountain View, California
ll
ll
Miss Doak: Waist?
Frosh: Thirty!
Miss Doak: Neck?
Frosh tblushinql: Now and thenl
Compliments
IIMMY GREGORY
Los Altos Service Station
WILLIAM L. GARLIEPP
-lOl HIGHWAY-
0
Fruits - Honey - Vegetables
T H E Plymouth De Soto
GIRL'S SHOPPE DEPOT GARAGE
Los Altos Phone l2
EDLA REPAIRS - PARTS - ACCESSORIES
P'OP:'e'0' TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES
237 Castro Street
Terms If Desired
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
Nowadays a woman looks in a mirror to make sure her hat isn't on straiqhtl
the 360 Castro Street Phone 2402
Main Street, Los Altos
pm-,neg MORTON'S
' FURNITURE CO.
QUALITY MEATS
Free Delivery
Mountain View, California
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