Piedmont Hills High School - Delian Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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C.S.F. FALL Officers: Back Row: J. Cook, Pres- ident: J. Yasukawa, Vice President. Front Row: J. Seet, Treasurer: A. Duarte, Secretary: B. Ford, Sergeant at Arms. Front Row: C. Nakasaki, E. Pascual, C. Shue, S. Satake, A. Duarte, K. Green, J. Arbini, C. Della Maggiore, M. Yoneda, J. Frey, C. Bixby. Second Row: J. Lai, T. Masuda, N. Cole, J. Seet, M. Swope, .-I. Castillo, D. Chambers, A. Drew, D. Niethner, P. Garrido, B. Ford, M. Kumasaka. Third Row: S. Satake, J. Yasukawa, K. Krich- iko, G. Pearson, M. Dreshcher, E. Bardell, H. Uribe, L. Nich- ols, J. Conner. CSF eligibility is determined each semes- ter by earning at least three A's and one B in academic subjects. A D or an F disoualifies the student. Applica- tion for membership is accepted during the first two weeks of each semester. The purpose of CSF is to encourage interest and pride in high standards of scholarship with emphasis on unselfish service. Life membership is bestowed upon a student if helshe has been a member during their senior year, and for four out of their last six semesters. The Life Member lSealbear- erl earns the CSF Seal on their diploma and college transcripts as well as becom- ing eligible to receive Sealbearer Scholar- ships. SPRING Front Row: C. Nakasaki J. Seet, C. Bixby, R. Are- llano. Second Row: A. Duarte, C. Mendiola, P. Ca- bigas, B. Ford, C. Bixby, B. Cypert, J. Frey, M. Cook, N. Castillo, R. Ya- mada, M. Kotake, C. Rich- ards, D. Janolo, G. Wilson, H. Uribe, M. Kumasaka, J. Arbini. Third Row: J. A- rellano, M. Drescher, S Clare, K. Tanouye, R. Bo- ro, P. Craven, P. Garrido, D. Niether, E. Bardell, J. Chin, N. Cole. Officers: Back Row: K. Gillmeister, President: R. Yamada, Sergeant at Arms: C. Nakasaki, Secretary. Front Row: J. Seet, Vice President: K. Bixby, Treasurer. Organizations 63

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BIBLE Front Row: C. Mendiola, E. Mendiola, T. Ortiz, T. Carillo, T. Chavez. Second Row: H. Young, C. Yep, S. Chin, K. Jackson, S. Moline. M.A.Y.0. The M.A.Y.O. Club, which stands for Mexican American Youth Organization has been in exis- tance since Piedmont Hills was founded. Mem- bership is opened to all students attending Pied- mont. Many activities are sponsored by the club to help raise money. Some activities are: socials and dances. At the end of the school year a program is put on, in effect for The Cinco De Mayo, ithe fifth of Mayi. For one week the Mexican culture is shown around school. At the end of the week, a dinner-dance is scheduled by these students, for the student body of Piedmont Hills, relatives and friends. This club is in effect to become a bigger and better one. Front Row: E. Mendiola, T. Ortiz. Second Row: A. Rodriguez, C. Vasquez, N. Navarro, R. Tayas, M. Martinez, L. Villerreal, L. Vil- lerreal, R. Correa. Third Row: M. Rodriguez, N. Lerma, J. Torres, L. Mireles, T. Chavez, C. Mendiola, L. Nuno, M. Lopez. INTERACT Front Row: C. Sho, L. Vlastelica, G. Arm- strong, P. Goodwind, N. Cole, D. Hattori, E. De Jong, M. Cook, C. Bixby, P. Matsmellow. Seoond Row: K. Keller, J. Pasillas, J. Gagliardi, J. Seet, M. Little, S. Talagtag, J. Conner, J. Haro. Community service, school service, and better international understanding are the goals of Interact. Some of the club's activities include the annual Jack Emery Drive, collection of Christmas presents for the Children's Shelter, tutoring students in the Berryessa Union School District, the March of Dimes, and foreign cor- respondence with other Interact clubs in Japan. It is sponsored by Rotary International, guided by Mr. Curtis, and extends membership to all classes. 62 Organizations

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FRENCH During the past year the French Club has suc- fi ceeded in becoming one of the most active clubs on campus. We have also had tremendous success in fund-raising events, in spite of the fact that our membership is small. The beginning of '72 was spent collecting money to pay for club activities, tentatively planned to be held in the spring. These outings include such things as a culture day, visit- ing a french restaurant and visiting clubs from other schools. The highlight of the year will come in June when all the officers spend a weekend with their advisor, Madame McCullough at her beach home in Aptos. vs F if . F K . 4 tk ya First row: L. Page, D. Alderete, J. Lai, P. Bucholtz, J. Jensen, D. Yamashita, 1 A 'r ' J P. Page, Mrs. McCullough. Back row: K. Richards, S. Smutz, C. Van Wyn- I Nj i f gaarden, R. Nelson, D. Chambers, Y. Nelson, T. Sabatino. rj' V , an DRAMA First row: P. Kimmey, R. Boro, P. Craven, M. Bongartz, L. Page, K. Johnson, C. Goldberg, R. Cerrato. Back row: N. Wardrip, J. Demers, A. Trapp, S. Schlussel, D. Siebecke, N. Cerrato, K. Holland. 64 Organizations The Drama Club under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy King has annually presented Piedmont with superb talent. The members put in considerable time and effort towards pre- senting a play at the end of the year. This year, working along with the Drama department they will present Cam- elot .