Santa Clara High School - Tocsin Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

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The camera catches ghmpses of students and events T1-11' CLOCK TURNED BACK to the 20 s when mother was a gxrl In one of the clever st ot th rally sktts a chorus sang Stum ohng and Amt He Sweet tdedtcated to Vlr Durant Shown rn costume Ctop lettl are Rrta Gordon and Connte Hedrrck wrth Gm Jer Ftllmore Dorothy Dutty Frances Ibach una lean Perry rn the background CANDYLAND BALL brought out all the emors to help decorate ln tact they were ora trcally dragged out Shown puttmg up ome ot e attracttve drawtngs are Gene Atherton Luc111e Locurto Merry Ann Vre tra Betty Menacho Ioe Cala B111 Freeman and Bob Stlva APPETITES ABENT SMALL at noon rn he afet na Mrs Douglass hasabtg serv ng tor B 13 Buchser whtle Qrvtlle Pharrrs B 1: Costa Pat Thompson and Bot Vatl A SSEMBLY S OVEB and th crcwd pours .lt ot th gym In the lead are Marte Gro ac h nt an Iensen and Pat 1-lcrzog wttl une Troop Barbara Stlva Ioy Medders Audrey rlptn and Merry Ann Vretra not r ehtno 1 OV BSLEPT ould excuse b ,f 1 g Mr Sa er b 1e1a es Thornp on and1eanP rry watt r u I 0 - ' ' 2 0 7 7 X - Q 'Z ? Q -v . , , X ' . - 2. nn ' H . - V , 1 . . . ,W ,, s . , Q, rt V - , : .H . I I - . . , . ' f' :Nl ' . c 1 c . . . f,. ' ' ' . ., , o , , 1 also stand in line. , . t . e B or r: ' ' , v c 1 ', fe . 1 ' 1 1 M , , , ,G 1 . . . cr , QQ b ' . 3. ,, T ,, - V A - L C LQ lflc ' jimmy Chockler 's givin . . .. nd s W .i np . S e ' 111e1 turf.. TRI Y INITIATES came to school loolcrnq l1ke notlunq rn thrs world They used sweat shlrts as trousers sloclcrnqs a caps and carrred shopprnq bags rnstead of purses On the front steps are Barbara Fr1tz Maxme Srlverra Floydene Bauqh man Ioyce Errckson and Carlene Ruth DRESS REHEARSAL trrne for the Junror plays found Pat Thompson Elourse Hart ley and Sharron Allen wartrnq therr cues IC C. - emo YUM 3 in QL:-'lC 'f'NW. W Q -A-Ll ix? i T' , -..,.:,,,,-. YZ TW t 4 3 Frank Sanders Vtce-Prinmpal Lyla Baker School Nurse Frances Wilcox Assistant School Nurso Emil Buchser Superintendent Sonic Clara School System Nadine McCoy Secretory Beatrice Cano Asslstont Secretory Mercedes Vasquez Assistant Secretary Ruth Bryce Speech Corrretgttonnst Q -fr Clarence Biorlie Kathleen Dick . Gig. I , in .A av 2 A, 0- il Q . 1. xr 3,9 0' 14? 'F' .rf ,if h K' ,X .' gilt, Ti! in' N' , Q K N W-S ..,.,' QQ, .fl 5 A L5 A Ag , X I' 5 Qdgq l iii ii.: Yale' , ' K, Jjref' 'ii , 4 , ,ax g 5 Q1 ll ', , MJ' vi if Q df ' , js!! I gli. I he it W in it il, I 3-in eg A if-f i t 7 lieu Q h ,, L, , 15,3 X , William Duran Metal Shop Commercial History Orientation Vernon Broadbent Zella Dickinson Imo Garner Woodwork Clothina l:Ol'lllll0l 'lCIl Household Arts Gailord Chamberlain Eulalie Diehl Howard Gillespie Music Latin Auto Shop Spanish Journalism Iames Daly Philip Dougherty Katherine Graham Art History English Current Problems Af'er:dance if? , , Q i K E M o cc? n U-FQ IQ 7 I fl ,Di Hb is 6 a 1-as in . S+ Wil jc- 5 a Q 52? -r l I i Iessie Haddon English Paul Hichborn Science Wendell Huxtable Public Speaking English Elmer Iohnson Physical Education sa WV' Ethel Kennedy Typinq Library Stella B. Leviston lflatliwirirztrs Mildred McKee Girls' Advisor Physi alEdiica1ioii Clarence Miller Physical Education 4 15, i gr, , A A '::i Virgil Mills Harry Rumbolz Music English Mathematics Ruth Poisal Vida Uriell History Counselor Social Studies Orientation Margaret Price Physical Education Robert Wright Science NOT PICTURED Amelia Coeke, Spanish: Vincent Holi- house, Mechanical Drawing: Florence Reed, Enqlishy Muriel Steinhari. Foods, Household Scienceg Russell Knaus. Mathematics, Science. THE FACULTY MEMO TO THE STUDENTS: Faith in you and faith in the American school system are part and parcel of a teachers lite and give it meaning. 7 SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Top Row hm Burrone Bert Ioe Cala B111 G11 Bontrager Bob Szlva Mxddle Row Tony Nunes Aljce Hayes Presldent Vtce presxdent Marran Sousa LOUISE Bostock Loretta Srlver Bottom Row Pat Bertha Ordonez Evans LUIS Karnes Pat Douglass Secretary CLASS OF 1950 GRADUATION DAY on Iune l5 eans the loss to the school of a Deppy and actlve senror class The Semor Ball a d a three act play were memorable events on the school calendar Wh1le tn ev rv actlvly of the year the senlors took a promrnent part Candyland the1r Semor Ball on December 2 was gtven ln the glrls gym whlch Was elaborately deco rated to represent Candy Town The theme plcked by Peter Sanchez was X NIE :sg C' e, AAO f503o 7'-fy Pm 5 s CN-luv, 4-N. IRL-M1-,L 'wrt Mit: Ready to serve the semor clas are the arrled out wlth decorattons of angel ha1r and ptctures of dlfterent lands of candy plus a w1sh1ng Well and a lake Refreshments were served and mus1c was turntshed by the school dance band A capac1ty audlence attended the many thought to be th funntest rn years Money above expenses was ontubuted to the Town end Scholar shto fund Other dates on the semor memo pad 1ncluded Sneak Day on vlay l and a tr1p to Sacramento for the g1rls on March '74 'nembers ot the SEC who volunteered tor the1r Job They were 1n charge of collecttno dues selectmg announcements to be voted on and makmg arrangements for the dance and play S uors not pl ur d on ollov tg b r Baront Ioe Buones Tom Fort Lorretta Fexrexra Lupe Ponce Sylvxa Baker Rlchard Hale Frank Marttn Wtlfred PEDHY CYUGYISS QUIUIGU Ted S lorfmo lOSePh V rra Peter Zara e I 1 ' 1 I - ry I 3 I nt - , . 9 A . .1 . ' ll ll I 1 I I , x K- I . 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A I Af C L i N155 C- J MM QW-1 PM 'W-dmtifj S, is ffl Q1 CLASS OF ALMOST SENIORS NOW the Jumors see qraduatlon rn srqht They have already or dered the1r class rmqs to wear durmq the1r last year Tradrtronal events on the Jumor memo pad are the three Jumor plays glven rn the fall and the Jumor Prom m June honormg the semors Jumors have made therr mark m scholarshrp athlettcs and clubs They are sure to brma honor to therr school as graduates of l95l .lf A7 WLM Q i Bustor Burgos Betty Small Presxdent Vrce prestdent 19 5 1 rw.. my Secretary GROUP ONE Top Row Fred Casey Eldon Packard Brll Narllon Ralph Storment Tom Nzeto John Stoker Ronald Arauyo Bob Clapham Don Ewbank Bruce Lmdberg Thxrd How Dorothy Duffy Conme Danna Maree Stmas Mary Bettencourt Betty Ertckson Bette Moore Norma Dal Canto Pat Vtckers Betty Small Dorla Vrerra Anna Ferrara Maurrne Ensley Steve Drmett Second Row Vernon Gomes Henry Hale John Lansrngh Bob Vatl Eddle Herrera Rudy Martmez Howard Tsutsux Jerry What marsh Joe Gomez Henry Stlva Don Tabash Gene Elhott Ronald Ehlers Glorra Fontana Manny Costa Bottom Row Lucrlle Bernal Mary Vasquez Mary Carrxllo Jackre Monttlla Beverly Harrts Nancy Hrrose Ltlltan Kawashxma Agnes Archxbeque Mutsu Shrmada Betty lshrbashx Lots Johnson Mary Escobar Grnger Frllmore GROUP TWO Top Row Tommy Harrts Don Curtxs Jack Earle Don Petro Rtchard Mendence Bob Davrs Leroy Frandsen James Jacques Fourth How Fred Orlando Johnny Stlva James Brady Buster Burgos Alfred Soares Bob Navarrete Chrrs Esca mtlla Roy Ordonez Ron Moser Thtrd Row Larry Oleda Orvrlle Pharrrs Ltsle Brown Bernard Mendrs Vrctor Romero Wxlhs Cole James La Barbara Clarence Borges Leroy Brasottx Ronnre Rose John Ramos Jxmmy Chockley Second Row Rxchard Enos Davtd Tabash Davld Asatant Narcy Muller Faye Lorente Kathleen Laptalo La Verne Gmrovtch Ahce Co y Nancy Mrdstokke Joyce Ertckson Floydene Baughman Marte Frettas Bottom Row Barbme Jean Drake Joan e Trozzo Ramona Angelo Bermce Sol Mary Rosendm Geraldtne Frazrer Luz Brtones Bernadme Sereno Gerry Vxerra Dons Marsallt Vtolet Lopes Shxrley Klme Vrrgmta Medelros GROUP THREE Top How L W Rogers Roy Salmon Emmxtt Stovall Jerry Verzx Todd Clark John Fumagallr Leland Thwarts John Hunter Thxrd Row Donna Drxggs Barbara Thornberry Nancy Balcom Darlene May Anna Lowrance Pat Thompson Betty Montgomery Zena Myers Second Row Rrta Gordon Connte Hedrxck Phyllms Ulbrtck Elourse Hartley Betty Jo Allyn Glorra Paradlso Irene Prerce Dottre Rutz Dottre D Antor-to Bottom Row Hazel Flowers Arlene Tetxetra Mary Bommartto Elrda Mtnor Roserr-arte George Starr Ballard Dolores Caldwell Jean Perry Frances Ibach Mlldred Acosta GROUP FOUR Top Row Louxe Soto Tony Farlan Rrchard Reynolds Joe Raposa Jamte Fte her Craxa Rutledge Howard Beaver Ernre Gonzales Mxddlo How Howard Da ns Josephme Ferrerra Joyce Patnude Rosella Wyse Charlene Wheatley Mllly Churchtll Beverlxe Gard Joyce Mrgnano Bottom Row Jame Rodrtques Ahce Shrrley Madelne S rmpe Dorotha Shute Ayrtle Stlsby Lorratne Tabash Nadtne S ark Geraldme Dr Vrrrqrlxo lulra Da Luz AC C I 7 1 - I , A : , , ' ' . 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O ., el .5 -EMM ixaz 'A C , -'v Dora Tachrbona Edward Alano Prestdent V1ce presrdent CLASS OF 1952 B::z,Zr5:3 e SOPHOMORES may be only one step above the lowly freshmen, but they don t let 1t keep them from makmq rec ords ln all sports and qettmg on the honor roll Sophomore glrls as well as boys turn out 1n full force for sports and clubs They Jom the band slng 1n the cholr and play m the orchestra Sophomores you see be lleve rn lettmg no grass grow under the1r feet WW GROUP ONE Top Row Kenny Benda Eddze Nunes Dlckre Wrrungar Arnold Naches Nrcky Barlsrch Leland Iackson Allen Nance Wrlltam Burch Davrd Matthews Iohn Grrmaldr Third Row lean Cosct Barbara Davrs Arlene Dras Valley Bramhall Betty Burrone Arlene Athow Shxrley Santos Betty Menacho Mackle Campos Maxrne Dreas Second Row Ted Chrkuma Donald Stast Anthony Cook Arthur Rodrzques Athanasxus Duarte lack Sepulveda Ronnre Schwab Robert Dunlap Ioe Vasquez Bob Fernandes R1chardCantere , Bottom Row Lxsbeth Archtbeque Dora Guzman Polly Fukumoto Dora Tach1bana Dons Sxlverla Mary Barreras Alexandra Martmez Marian Rodrrgues Mary Gallzztoll Mary Ann Enos Genevxeve Rose GROUP TWO Top Row loe Rokovlch Bob Lopez George Holmes Ed S1lva lack Verzr Patrrck Lee Bart Sepulveda Iesse Escobar Rrchard Mattos Frank Munoz Third Row Tets Funmoto Wanda Thomas Pat Blake Roberta Castro B111 Howard Bob Pmson B111 Cabral Leroy Stlvexra Sue Copeland Don Prrmk Danny Castellanos Second How Patty Pedro hm Peoples Reuben Herrera Al Guzman Ioan McCarley Clara McCarter Delores Vxerra Natalre Machado Wrllram Kawashxma Glenna Stor ment Pearl Yamasakl , Bottom Row Helena Carlozzl Susanna Vxgxl Vtola McCarter Ian1eAtch1son Rosemary Matteom PatBaldass1n1 Nancy Lomrer Anrta Toro Catherme Akzyama Margaret Shzomoto Taeko Tsutsut GROUP THREE'-Top Row Dave Huerta Rtchard Costa lack Dare Norman Wendt Fernando Flores Rudy Bravo Ioe Iaquez Bobby Goodman Eddte Alarto Ierry Iackstrs hm Grlmore Sammy Sansone Thxrd How Don Smdel Mollre Lane Ioan Pulver Peggy Lohrey La Vetta Grazxanr Lucrlle Nxeto Antomette Coronado Colleen Meacham Bradley Second Row Rlchard Perexra Ray Costa Erme Dutra Rrchard Choquette Gene Porcarx Bert Hayden Rlchard Stasr Frank Vasquez Danny Estrella Rzcardo Valdez Dlck Parle Ronald Mason Iohn Varela Bottom Row Norma Prmentel Beatrrce Rodrxguez Iune Otsun Kxmxko Tsutsut Atko Inouye Peggy Nrtahara Edna Kxshxmoto Elsre Iacmtho Iuanlta Rydqmst Agnes Vrerra Marlene Maderas Ianet Amelra Mary Alatmo GROUP FOUR Top Row Everett Mederros Bob Drxon Chrrs Engelhaupt George Frechette lack Owen Donald Dawson Bob Golden Harry Hashrmoto Ronme Freeman Fourth Row Wmston Garrett Allan Cabral Douglas Ferns Wrllram Dunlap Louls Enborg Ioe Estrella Rodney Payne Vmcent Cecrlro Wxllxam Roach hm Amaral George Narllon Drck Ipsen Yoshrro Okazakt Iohme Brazxl Thxrd Row Arthur Nunes Phtlxp Menacho Frank Gouvera lay Brown Brlly Key Betty Barker Carole Rausch Barbara Wzllzams Loxs Cory Bernrce De Soto Glorxa Alessxo Verna Gard Dorothy Rleken Second Row luamta Ross Shxrley Jensen Angeles Flores Eleen Condensa Helen Montez Evelyn Nalto Dorothy Iulran Geraldme Roach Alrce Feak Barbara Statham Glorla Laurlano lo Ann Watkms Norma Marafmo Janet Donovan Dorothy Grovacchmr Anna May Powers Bottom Row Sylvxa Grovacchmr Betty Iohnson Shrrley Hart Carolyn Smrth Iaquelme Holt Maxme Arnold Rayola Hunter Emma Belarano Emrly Ybarra Barbara Ferrerra Ahce Flores Velda Watson Adnenne Ball Rosalmd Naches Loretta Gomez SA L KAL? 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I c X-D Xl ii F NK E :El- . .WW Q olwwult 0 CT SMH Ham Flu-Ao QX 9 ': CLASS OF lUST STARTING OUT but already they re the best fresh man rooters tn many a year So expert have they become at gtvtnq yells that they can scarcely be told from upper classmen The Frosh Recepnon 1n the1r honor 1n the fall featured Halloween decorat1ons, mon oloques songs and clancmq -'d,,, Mwfflri -'r Boh Buchser Willrs Davis Presxdent Vrce prestdent C.,,.1m.,., Secretary GROUP ONE Top Row Iohnny Robbtns Ertc Bracher Wayne Bell Don Machado Gtlbert Samz Vtctor Vega Ronald McN1el Paul Lopez Vernon Gard Iames Cramer Harold Reartck Thxrd Row LOIS Navarrette Amy Barber Domenxca Taha Carolme Powell Reba Rogers Wanda Faught Marlene Facchxno Arlene Stlva Geraldme Marshall Pat George June Smtth Bob Buchser , Second Row Saul Spxegel Bruce Eberhard Benlamxn Chacon Lloyd Matsumoto Stanley Okamoto Stanley Perkms Bob Iohnsen Donald Huse Roy Pannell Carl Mendoza Rlchard Amato Rrchard Caldwell , Bottom How Anna Romano Elvtra Sanchez Mane Herrera Barbara Terra Vxctorxa Godtnez Rosle Eto lean Schuster Edna Mae Ameha Orvtllene Parks Esther Tafoya Bonme Smlth Iune I-ltll Beatrzce Martmez GROUP TWO Top Row Henry Mello Edmundo Moreno Tom Gutterrez Wllhs Davxs Bob Vaughn Evan Zanker Alfonso Iurado Peter Fehce Salvador Acosta Bobby Bento Thxrd Row Ann Marte Pedro Phylhs Iames Eva Navarrete Ieanette Rodrxques Sandra Eldrtdge Barbara Clark Betty Wheatley Janet Mendoza Mary Lou Navarrete Ieamne Hartzell Leah Rae Eske Loretta Rets Brent Evans , Second Row James Clennan Rtchard. Goerges Iohnny Cmtas Wallace Lten Warren Hayashx Al Srlva Fred Schurpt Irm Oltver Wayne Bay Ralph McElroy Iohnnte Medetros Rtchard OBr1en Manuel Pacheco Bottom Row Marlene OBr1en Eleene Cruz Rosahne Rocha Florence Srlverta Betty Evatt Lupe Perez Lorrarne Stmas Mar1eD1atte Nadme Marttn Carol Farlow Iosephme Plcazo Geraldtne Wrtham GROUP THREE-Top Row Iesus Gutlerrez Luxs Rtvas Eugene Smxley Eddie RUIZ Dale Curns Dale Qumley Ioseph Franca George Dxaz Iack Marden Wallace Amaral Frankre Lung Opheha Hernandez Nancy Collett Sylvma Belh Dolly Bettencourt Alta Anderson Mary Meyers Esther Gonzales Ramona Ptckett Carmen Estepa Lucmda Da Luz Second Row Itm Allyn Aurelto Morales Thomas Duron Ralph Nevarez Bob Gonzales Bob Costa Wendell Lewts Donal Cunnmgham Ioaqum Botheho Fred Patva Ronald Cavender Tony Herrera R1chardElk1ns Ronald Scraver , Bottom Row Vtctorta Arballo Ida Fay Mtreles Paulme Dtas Barbara Taylor Dorothy Pxmentel Rose Mane Mesa Marlene Fernandes Shxrley Htrose Helen Frerro Iuana Zamora Rosahe Puhdo Euntce Coelho Janet Bennett Florence Frextas GROUP FOUR Top How Jerry Thomas Don Grxmes James Meek Rxchard Orr Bob Pettrgrew Val Barom Ioe Pannga Alton Fought Gary Comwell Marqte Matthews Jamce Bernard Beverly Franco Thud Row Wtlma Caswell Euna Io Gresham Rosemary Ptnkham Robert Rausch Malcolm Lepas Max Kmg Manlyn Schmtdt Pat Vrerra Barbara Spttzer Amta Bravo Nelhe Pena Lawana Welker Mary lane Riley Constance Gonzalez , Second Row Austm Rodrxguez Roger San Miguel August Hornen Perry Elkms Manuel Rabello Davmd Fernandez Kendall Frettas Ketth Cody B111 Azhow Leshe Wes: Charles Brssell Jesse Sanchez Rudy Calvettl Manuel Correa Vxnan Burcos Bottom Row Ianet Gtbson Darla Howard Ntco Ponce Ahce Moreno Olga Cas'el1anos Pat Reaney Phyllxs Oliver Mercy Partal Jackie Smith Lorraine Farta' Chloe Santos Sh rley Outmey Genevteve Palactos ludy Rosst . 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V' 4. ns E. 1,-, Q K no st. 2-1 Matilda Slqador Ioan Jenson Bob Clapham Dolores Hills Marian Sousa Commercial O G A CSF Tri Y G rl Scouts CSF Girl Scouts Maxxno Sxlvona Alyce Hayes Lucille Locurto Alvin Souza Carolyn Barber Modern Dance Girls League C mera Club P nth r Kn ghts Forum Club Vernon Gomes Claire Costa Stamp Club Ir Red Cross FIFTEEN CLUBS flourish at Santa Clara High and provide for a wide range of interests-everything from stamp collecting to modern dancing and from Girl Scouts to folk dancing. Some are for girls, some for boys and some for both. There is a place for everyone should he choose to join. Pictured here are the presidents of the twelve groups shown in the next few pages. In the athletic , section of the Tocsin will be found the o ganizations ' ,f to which the girl athletes belong the Girls Block S.C. and the Girls Athletic Association. Also just formed in the lat spring was a folk dancing club. Club meetings are usually held at noon although 3 some take place after school or in the evening at the i honces of members. r , , , gf ln the writeup vi hich accompanies each club pic- , fi , ture are told the activities and accomplishments of 1 r.i. - - each group. They include formal and informal -Ut - initiations, teas luncheons picnics dinners trips and service to the school. Various teachers act as advisers and give of their time to see that things go smoothly. Santa Clara club members have a good time it s true but they also learn how to get along with others and how to be of service to others. OGA CLUB-Stcmdmg Mattlda Seqador Pat Herzog Darlene May Marre Marrch Dorla Deen Vrerra Arlene Terxerra Krmrye Oshrba Kathleen Narto Iune Troop lacquellne Montrlla Seated Audrey Grlpm Pat Evans Pat Douglass Lucrlle Locurto Loretta Srlver Marrlyn Lopez Helen Tachrbana Dolores Caldwell Mrs Imo Garner Emlly Cabral COMMERCIAL CLUB Top Row Anna Ferrara Marte Martch Floydene Bauqhman Dolores I-lrlye Ioan Ionscn Peggy Wood Glorra Della Maqqwre Barbara Fraqosa Lucllle Locurto Mxddle Row Pat Douglas Pat Herzog Kathleen laptalo Krfnrye Oshtba Kathleen Nano Maxme Srlverta Barbara Frrtz Bernadrnf. Sereno Geraldxne Vrerra Bottom How Mrss Kathleen Drck Marran Sousa lean Perry Loretta Gomez Loretta Sxlver Ernrly Cabral H len Tachrbana Dolores Caldwell Marte Gtovacchrm Eleanor Cosnqan OGA CLUB THE ORDER OF GREGG ARTISTS started a busy year W th a successful Dlme Dance and topped rt off wlth a plcnrc ln between twmes they took a tnp to San Fran 1 co where they V1S1l9d the Farrmont s Tonga Room Top o the Mark Ftshermans Wharf Podesta CS Baldocchr tlonsts and department stores They also rode on a cable car and a terry to Oakland The club hai an 1n1t1at1on luncheon a potluck dlnner, and a mp to Heald s An A or B averaqe rn the ttrst semester ot shorthand rs necessary for admlttance lvlrs Imo Gamer IS the advlser COMMERCIAL CLUB EXPERT SAT ESMEN of hot dogs candy pea nuts and soda pop are the members of the Com merc1al Club ln thrs way they make the money they use for a scholarsh1p at qraduatron and a contrtbutron to the Tocsm The club s other serv1ce proJects mcluded t1ll una a Iunror R d Cross box and sendmq a box of candy to the Veterans Hosp1tal ln1t1at1on at a noon dance was helped by a conaa hne Drnner at Dutah s Shack was a reward for the ones Wlnnrnq the most polnts for thelr club work and a prcmc ends the year Mlss Kathl en Drck IS the advtser . . . 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Teddy Clllklllll 1 BI Y Top Row Be V V e e an m 1' Io Er kson eanor os 1qa11 ran C 1v' a s a r1 l.'It. 11 s n Mxddle Row Peggy Wood Dons Marsalh Darlene May LO 1 se os 'iarrf s r e G r e l1 e Lo LI Bollom W F II es Ih a 1' .Ir l F erry Barbara F1 2 1' ff nscrql Goa CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION CSF HONOR DAY th1s year f und the hfteen members bound for Colden Gale Park and the San Franc1sco M1nt It was taelr reward for dlll fjent study Q11 D- at least e1qh1 grade pomts 1 r ihout two A s and two B s 1n sernesler grades 1re necessar f errrzers IC he ot r IJ poxnls wh1Ch 1re reau1red '1 ay re J Ven I r ex fracurncular a nvmes e 'rernl:e1s 1p1 lS y r 'raae up of ur 'DDIOTS four '11ors fue soph rrores and two lreshrnen lnmanons a d a Chnsfrnas party w re a ong +he1r soc1al af11v111es M1ss Elnel Kennedy ara Mr Paul H1chl:or'1 are therr adv1sers TRI Y SERVICE CLUB SERVICE could well be ine rnolto of the Tr1 Y Bes1des sendwor packaqes to the Ilal1an orphans whom the QIIJS adopted last year ll e club has eollected Swan soap wrappers made red felt s'ock1nas for l YWCA Chnslrnas Bazaar and redecoraled thf clubroorr 1n the q1rls ay 1 T lf 1 Pls sold proqrams at the foolnall aan es Dolores H1 If was pres1denl of the l'll9f Club 11ne11 1 wh1 h l.L1C1lC lfcurto ana Elea 1or Cosnaan wer. represenlanves Bes1des rnany lunfheorrs and a Cl ru the a1rls qave a p tuck d1nner where a repre enla I9 of Renee Q Charm Snr ol spmc T ey nad or forrral and L n mforrral 1r1111at on MISS Ze-'la Illcklnson IS lhe advlser l 1 1, 1' I ,, C 1 ' 2 1 11 , ' . 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C C C. .1C 1 1 v 1 - . . , 1 , ,- -1 1 11 C 1 . 1 C 1 1 1 1 1 , GIRL SCOUTS Standing Pat Douglass Pat Evans Rita Cordon Carol Hill Dorothy Duffy Betty Small Frances Perry , Seated Mrs Ruth Poisal Betty Burrone Connie Hedrick Anne Hathaway Lucille Locurto Lois Karnes Alyce Hayes Louise Bostock MODERN DANCE CLUB Top Row Ophelia Hernandez Mary Lou Navarrete Loretta Reis Dorothy Dufty Lois Karnes Betty Small Betty Burrone Amy Barber Barbara Spitzer Geraldine D1V1IlQ1llO Middle Bow Ginger Fillmore Eva Navarrete Anna Ferrara Carol H111 Emily Cabral lean Iensen Marie Giovacchmi barlene Ruth Sylvia Gxovacchim Maxme Arnold lanet Donovan Bottom Row Phyllis Oliver Marian Sousa lean Perry Loretta Gomez Loretta Srlver Peggy Wood Carolyn Barber Shirley Hart Frances Hart Pat George Marlene O Brien GIRL SCOUTS GIRL SCOUT COOKIES sold almost as fast as the troop could offer them tor sale The girls 'nade their quota in a hurry 1-aster baskets for the Home ot Benevolence The big year included a potluck dinner at the advlser s home a sleeper in Los Gatos a andY pull a Christmas party at which guts were exchanyed and a candlelight ceremony for initiates Several of t'1e girls took swimrrung lessons in San lose Any girl may become a member of the Girl Scouts by indtcating that she wants to Join Mrs Ruth Poisal IS the adviser MODERN DANCE CLUB PLANNING THE CHOREOGRAPHY for an ap oearance on the Girls League Talent Show was the highlight of the year for the Modern Dance Slaughter on Tenth Avenue and Witchcraft The club meets every week after school with a San lose State student teacher as the instructor and Mrs McKee playing for the dances Tech niques of Modern Dance are studied The club historian Ginger Fillmore kept a club scrapbook of dance notes This year ' e girls bought pins representing wallet girls Mrs Mildred McKee is the adviser 1 1 B - ' : , , 1 , , , . 1 1 1 1 I 1 V V 1 - n D 5 1 1 1 1, I , - x 3 I 1 4 1 A ' I . . I 1 They then turned their attention to making Club. They presented Girls' Dormitory, Q I ll ll I ' 1' ' I Il . C 5 o , ' - A - l 1 ' ' ' ' r I I I 4 I I Q ' r I Y . - . - .ii ' ff, if T IR RED CROSS COUNCIL Patrrck Lee Donna Drxggs Barbara Davls Claxre Costa Rosle Gonzales Vrctor Vega Mary Bettencourt GIRLS LEAGUE CABINET-Slcmdmg Bertha Ordonez Ella Mane Watkms Rosre Gonzales Eleene Cruz Rayola Hunter , Seated Pat Evans, Rxta Gordon, Pat Douglass, Mrs McKee, Ahce Perez, Carol Hxll IUNIOR RED CROSS F OUR REPRESENTATIVES, one from each class, plus ofttcers chosen by the slxth penod classes make up the Iumor Red Cross Counc1l Offrcers thls year were Clalre Costa, pres1 dent, Mary Bettencourt, v1cepres1dent, Barbara DCIVIS, secretary The councrl was 1n charge of the Iumor Red Cross enrollment 1n the tall and the collecuon lil the spring ll supervrsed the packlng of over seas boxes Rosle Gonvales attended a conventron 1n Santa Cruz and a meetmg 1n San lose Members ushered at the Red Cross show Mrs M1ldrecl McKee IS the advlser GIRLS' LEAGUE ELECTED BY THE CLASSES, the Glrls' League cabmet represents all the gurls 1n the school Therr meetmgs lncluded a talent show, a Block S C fasfuon parade, a Chnstmas program :rt whlch the chorr sang and Rlta Gordon and Loretta S1lver gave Chnstrnas monologues, an apenlng meetlng when Marv lane Rlley sang and Ahce Peak played the plano, and the an nual Mothers' Tea The Bundle Drlve and the March ofD1mes were therr serv1ce oroaects The cabrnet was entertalnecl at a dtnner at the home of the adv1ser, Mrs Mlldred McKee .-' ,Q 1 I. -i If ?f. 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CAMERA CLUB Top How Mr Wrrght Donald Dawson Bobby Goodman George Holmes lay Brown Patrrck Lee Carolyn Barber Middle Row Anne Hatha Nay Floydene Baughman Ioyce Ertckson Helen Roman Betty Errckson Mary Be 'encour Carmor- Stmas Bottom Row Eleanor Costrgan Frances Perry Darlene Whrte Betty Menacho laqueltne Holt Iean Perry lanet Donovan Nancy Balcom PANTHER KNICVHTS Top Row Bob Navarrete Bobby Goodman Bob Turner Ralph Stormcnt Vernon Comes Ray Costa lohn Varela Chrrs Escamrlla Harry Tokunaga Thlrd Row Narctso Gutrerrez Iohn Ramos Ioe Gomez Rtchard Krsh rroto Bob Asatan Oss e Shlmada Al Canearlrnqm leland Thwarts Roy Ordonez Second Row Arthur Nunes lrm Peoples Te s Futrmoto Robert Dunlap Arthur Guzman Don Stasl Ioe Vasauez Johnny Srlva Davtd Tobash Bottom How Tony Iwunes Ronald Golart Ed Seely Ed Alarro Ronald ArauJo Bob Srlva Manny Costa Al Souza Patr ck Lee Irm Mayer Bert Bontrager CAMERA CLUB STARTING LATE but gomg at great speed the Camera Club has been more actrve than rn former years Each month a contest lS held for the best p c ture on some partrcular subrect The trrst month Betty Menachc won wtth a ptcture of her dog Carmen Srmas took the second month s award for a crrme 1 'cture The subJe-ct selected for A.DT1l was Snnng Dues were rn 1n1t1at1on fee of 25 cents and lU cents a month A hne of l5 cents was collected from those no subrmtttng a prcture for the con es Mr Robert lV'Vr1ght IS the advtser PANTHER KNIGHTS ABSENTEEI JM has not been a problem of the Panther Kmghts thrs year Farlure to attend meet tngs mrght mean not be1ng able to go on the tnp to Yosemrte planned for Iune Thrs IS the frrst year for the outtng rw hrch wrll last three days To ment thr tap the boys polrce games handle traftrc for assembltes take trckets at games plays and dances and are on call to run er rands from the study hall Panther Kn ghts must have passrng grades rr three subtects and may be voted out at the club 11 they don t work Mr Elmer lohnson ts the adv.eer V V 1, 3 ' V V V ' Q D Q ' V V .r ., . . ,, . , , V V V V - s 5 V . 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V, V V fi : A 7 'cr S STAMP CLUB Iaquehne Holt M1ss Lev stan Floydene Baughman K nny Benda Joe Raposa W1ll1am Roach Dale Curt1s FORUM CLUB Top How Mrs Po1sal Domeru a Taha Bobby Goodman Tony N nes Ber Bontrager Donald Sta51 Eduard S1lva Fran es Hart Le-ro Brown Carole Raus h Middle Row Ianet Bennett Darla Howard Alta Anderson Iune Sm th Nancy Balcom Mar Bet ncourt Ra,ola Hunter Doro hy Duffy Bottom Row Dollv Botten ourt Farm Il S1rn s Nladme Mar n Ancy Barb r Shxrl J ha t Barbara Sp tzer loan Perry lane Donovan Frances Iba h STAMP CLUB STAMP COLLECTORS meet once a week after school prrncrpally to en1oy therr hob sy The make up 1n entl'1us1asm what they lack 1n num bers The club members br1ng tnetr omn stamps to the meet1ngs to exchange Vll' 1 ed f1 other or soend thelr t1me mount1ng catfrl er.11na or C as s1fy1ngthe1r c Jllechon They are marc ng a group book to be se'1t to a Comr erc1al exchange The group also contalns an a 11:1 C 11' collc Kenny Benda who exchanges stamps for corns He IS rnakmg a collectron ot lnd1a'1 head pe n e M1ss Stella Lev1sto1'1 IS the aavrser FORUM CLUB IMPORTAN' WORLD AFFAIRS have been the subJects drscussed at Forum Club rneehnas th1s year Race Relatrons was the topl of the hrst meetmg at wh.ch Edward Panelh a Forum Clul rnernber last year spoke Edward IS a student at Santa Clara Un1vers1ty The H bom was debat d at th Apr1l meet mg Members spoke tor and aga1nst 1lS berng made by the Unlted States The club s busmess meet1ngs were h ld after s hool and th d1scuss1on meet1ngs 1n the eve n ngs rn the school l1brary The membershm IS larger thls yea than usual Mrs Ruth Pc sal 1S the advlser a ..- ,. 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Q ' - ' ' ' , , , . :M , T ti ' ' STUDENT COUNCIL Standmq Mr Huxtable Bob Srlva Buster Burgos Bob Buchser Alvm Souza Ioe Cala Betty Burrone Luc11le Locurto Mary Ruth Morse Seated Carol Farlow lean Perry Lozs Karnes Pat Douglass Alyce Hayes Bertha Ordonez Dora Tachrbana Dorothy Duffy Bert Bontrager Tony Nunes Mnnan Sousa Frances Perry Presxdent Vxce presrdent Secretary Treasurer WT THE STUDENT COUNCIL 1S made up of the sludent body ofhcers the class ofhcers and secretanes the boys and glrls athletlc managers the electron clerk the entertalnment manager the yell leader lhe Tocsln and H1 Tlmes edltor and the Dresldent of the Glrls League By an amendment to the by laws thls year the pres1dent of the Boys Block S C was added The counc1l plan the DOl1Cl9S of the student body admln sters lts fund and buys new equ1pment Student body Ofl1C9TS must malntam a C average m The student body presldent spoke on a panel at the Teachers lnsntute WD San lose th1s fall A contest was held to change the name of Htck Day The counc1l helped 1n maklng plans for rall1es and arranged student body rneenngs Mr Wendell Huxtable 1S the adv1ser 1 1 f - n 7 1 1 V I . I . . I , , Sf . 'niiy XTX - -f ' I 1 . , 0 Jw I ' 5 ' ' I Q - l T - . -1 5 K their studies. E: fzz ivr ' 'F I , . . . n I 1 . n SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Bob Silva senior yell leader Lucille Lo urto en er nment manage Angeles Flores sophomore yell leader Mar ene O Brien freshman yell leader Pat Douglass Carol Hill Lois Karnes Head Yell Leader Asst. Yell Leader Asst. Yell Leader A BIG IOB falls on the shoulders of the Social Af- fairs Committee CSACD, which was organized for the f . first time this year. At its head is the entertainment ' V manager, who is assisted by the school and class yell leaders. k , , 'x r N: x For each league basketball and football game the JM from the one before it. Skits and musical entertain- ! , ment of every kind have been featured. Several hour- , long rallies were held before important games. V 4,11 group plans a rally, trying to make each one different z .- An exchange rally with San lose Tech was ar- ranged and proved popular. ln addition to arranging the rallies, the SAC decorated the goal posts and made posters. Decked out in new blue and gold costumes and carrying new megaphones, the girl yell leaders kept an enthusiastic rooting section all year. They succeeded in keeping students at the rallies until they had shown their respect to the school anthem. TOCSIN 5-N Vff-'QQ' Mary Ruth Morse, Miss Eulalie Diehl, Merry Ann Vieira, Alice Humphry. 4, ,,,1, As 'V ff-W'J lt 6 BJ 'IX W Mc, Maxine Silveria, Pat Herzog, lean Iensen, Pat Lewis, Ronald Parker A MEMO BOOK was picked early in the year as the theme for the 1950 Tocsin. Now all th 'rt remained to be done were the plans for a dummy to carry out the idea. These were perfected at many staff meet- ings and at a spaghetti feed at the home of the editor. The staff soon found that it takes timef-lots of ite-to take pictures and identify the people in them, get copy written and typed for the printer and engraver, check and double check and then check again every name, make lists for this and that, decide on what goes where, and pick a cover. But now their task is finished. They've tried to turn out a hook of which they and the whole student body may be proud. Mary Ruth Morse is the editor, and Merry Ann Vieira is her assistant. Miss Eulalie Diehl is the adviser. U5 ia x.. f- 'K i HI TIMES 'uns Nadine Silveria, Dorothy Ruiz, Irene Pierce, Carlene Ruth, Peqqy Wood, Bob Silva, editorz lohn Ramos, asst. editorg Rosie Aiko Tanizawa, Gerry Vierra. Gonzales, business manaqerg Miss Eulalie Diehl, adviser. Sfandinq: Bernadine Sereno, Melba Searles, Ann Archibeque, Ramona Maxine Silveria, girls' sports: Ioyce Miqnano, feature Angelo. ,, Sitting: limrny Chockiey, Agnes Archibeque, Marie Giova- editor, Barbara Fritz, asst. feature editor, cchini, Kathleen Laptalo. MORE NEWS, more features, more picturesef the , X Hi Times staff claims to have provided all three in I, t 5 the 1949-50 issues. ,,,...l I - I 1 V -V A X Deadlines come cround more often than one cor: WMM ' X imagine unless he has worked for a newspaper. Pir- ., M tures must be taken early and news gathered about f events before their sponsors have scarcely thouqhi x M about them. Every member of the journalism class starts in Sep- tember with as good a chance of becoming editor as the person who sits iiext to him. Editors are named by the adviser at a breakfast just before Christmas vacation on the basis of the number of inches published in the Hi Times and points made on homework and tests. n Because so many were near the top of the list, five were selected on the edi- torial staff this year. Miss Eulalie Diehl is the adviser. THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS were presented by the , iunior class in the high school auditorium November l7. Two were comedies and one a serious play. Mr. fQ,.ff ' X Wendell Huxtable was the director. 5 W X1 ln the cast of Heart Attack, the first comedy, were: M X loyce Erickson, loyce Mignano, Mary Bettencourt, 'E M T Anna Ferrara, Geraldine DiVirigilio, and Dorothy .g ,nfw ' Q Duffy. A , i5 f,,Q ' Ringing in the Groom was a comedy about an A ,, ,, ,, Q 3Q older brother upon whom everyone tries to sponge - ' The cast included: Sharron Allen, Bernard Menclis, Pat Thompson, Madeline Stumpe, Frances lbach, Elouise Hartley, lanie Rodrigues, and Frank Menacho. A wise old woman is the central character ot the play, Gray Bread. Floy- dene Baughman took her part, and others in the play were: lean Perry, Gloria Fontana, Betty Small. lunior committees serving were: properties, Henry Silva, Barbara Thorn- berry, Rita Gordon, Connie Hedrick, and Ginger Fillmoreg business managers, lean Perry and Buster Burgosg makeup, Dorla Deen Vierrap stage crew, Leroy Frandsen, Bill Cabral, Bob Silva: prompters, Carmen Simas, Kathleen Laptalo, and Doris Marsallip usherettes, Rita Gordon, Mary Escobar, Connie Hedrick, Darlene May, Bernadine Sereno, lackie Montillo, Faye Lorente, Zenia Myers, Elida Minor, Mary Vasquez, Nancy Balcom, Nancy Midstokke. foyoe Mignano and loyqe Erickson in a scene from Heart Attack. Darla Deen Vierra Wendell Huxtable is making up Floydene Baughrnan for the dress rehearsal. Gloria Fontana and lean Perry Dramatics Coach can also be identified. CASTS AND TECHNICAL STAFF Top Row: Frank Tflenacho, Bernard Me-nd.s, Bob Silva ,, Middle Row: Madeline Stumpe, Mary Bettencourt, Kathleen Laptalo, Pat Thompson, Sharron Allen, Ioyce Miqnano, Dorothy Duffy. ,, Bottom Row: Doris Marsalli, loyfe Erickson, Floydene Baughman, Gloria Fontana, Anna Ferrara, Geraldine DiVirQg.I.o, lean Perry, Betty Small, Frances lbach, TIARCH l7 was St. Patricks Day, but Lt was also -'A lx date of the senior play production, 'l.1fe ci the 37 '. flarty l' a comedy in three acts given in the hiah school X, auditoriurri to a capacxy audience. the funniest play in years, the senior play 61,41 x ozzicerried the proclettis ot a ianxly in a new town MVK l X arid especpally of one of the boys who rrianaqed to :rake dates 'math several airls for ihe sante evening. Tie pace of the 1-:hole play '.-:as fast, soniethinq developing altiost every ritinuze, The sound eff Iects nian was kept pusy ringfa phones and door- iiells, EYGGQZIHQ glass creatine a car crash ott staae and addxq to the confusion iff general. ln cite scene the :girls were tormals and -torsaaes of real flowers while the lroys appeared in tuxedos the script called for a dancing party. 'Gecrgeous Georgina, a statue ot homely appearance, served as the cast's rnascot and appeared in the lineup at curtain call tirne. The protits lrcin the senior plav are used for the Townsend Scholarship Fund, Mr. Wendell Huxtalole was the director. SCENE FROM THE PLAY -Standing: Loretta Szlver, Ethan Coburn, Peter Sanfhez, Pai Evans, Eleanor Costifran. ,, Sealed: Flcrfrrfl 'fiallirir flad.ne Srlvena, Carol Hill ,dy Moore TECHNICAL STAFF Top Row: Fira lizuhy, 'fi -k T1 rjor. ,, Middle Row: WiQI.':z:i Hzlnx nl, M :x.nf' 53 Bob Szlva, Icy' Medders. ,, Bottom How: Darlene '.'.'E11te, Frances Perry, Carlene Ruth, PL-7-ry Vfood. SENIOR PLAY CASTfS1dnding: lohn Hernandez, fay Moore, Peter Sanchez, Ethan Coburn, Disk Parle, Tony Nunes, Be-rt Bontrager, Mr, Huxtabli. ,, Seated: Eleanor Costzqan, Carol Hill, Nadine S.lveria, Florencc Vtftxlliritg, Loretta Silvf-r, lfnilly Ctxhzfil, lfarilyri lppeiz, MUICIGH Sousa, Pat Douqftss, Put Evans, SANTA CLARA BANDf'l'op Row: Charles Bxssell, Dick lpsen, Robert Pettigrew, Alvin Souza, Willis Davis, Don Prrnik. ,, Middle How: Dick Parle, Sal Oieda, Ralph McElroy, Tony Cook, Reuben Herrera, Tony Herrera, Dale Curtis, George Costa, Bill Howard, Ronald Moser. ,, Bottom Row: Don Grimes, Brent Evans, Sal Acosta, Ronnie Schwab, Richard Mendenro, Ianne Fletvtier, Bob Lopez, Manuel Hernandez, Tommy Harris, Kenny Benda, toe Raposa. Chris Escamilla Mary Escobar, Dorothy D'Antonio, Barbara Davis Sally Blackburn and Pat George Drum Major Drum Majorettes Drum Maiorettes NO MUSIC at Santa Clara High! What would the ' school be like? No marching band? No blue and gold . ' t uniforms to admire? No robed choir? No pleasant I ' X sounds of an orchestra tuning up? l A Music plays cr big part in the life of the school. Take the band. It marched at all home football games, bringing credit to its school. lt performed in the ' Columbus Day and Portuguese Fiesta parades. lt wwf N '7J wrt r went to Campbell High School for an exchange pro- gram. lt took part in the county band festival in Mt. V View and played at the Memorial Day program here. q lt was at the station to greet the victorious Broncos, home from the Orange Bowl. And, of course, it took its place in the Spring Concert. The bands program included: American Patrol March, 'Tustspiel Overture, Early California Overture, Circus Parade and Trombones Triumphant March. There was the pep band, too. lt was larger than ever this year and always faithful. For every rally, the players were givinq out with C1 lively THUG GS the crowd entered the gym. Mr. Gailord Chamberlain directs the band, SANTA CLARA BANDfTop Row: Shirley Santos, Patricia Reaney, George Frecliette, Blanche Mays, Nancy Balcom, Leland lackson, Fred Paiva, Barbara Thornberry, ,, Middle Row: lohn Partal, Florence Freitas, Victor Romero, Eddie Herrera, Wallace Amaral, Leo Zamora, Carmen Sirnas, Genevieve Palacios. ,, Bottom Row: Louis Pledger, Iames Gomes, Don Sereno, Sam Sansone, Bob Burhser, Al Silva, Mary Bettencourt, Gloria Lauriano, Claire Costa, Sue Copeland. Loo Zamora. Wallace Amaral, Victor Romero, Eddie Herrera Florence Freilas Fred Pcxiva, Pat Heaney. Leland Iackson. George Frechette THE ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT gives the orchestra lpictured on page 36l a chance to display its wares. This year they played Rosamunde Overture, Norma Overture, and Night in Tripoli. Mary Ruth Morse, the concert mis- tress, gave as a solo the second movement of the Bruch Concerto in G Minor. The orchestra played between acts at the junior and senior plays and for an assembly. Orchestra members were privileged this year to hear the San Francisco Sym- phony at the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco. Mr. Gailord Chamberlain directs the orchestra. Santa Clara's A Cappella choir tpictured on page 37l is never idle. The group performed at the Christmas Festival in which ten schools participated, and sang before the Greater Santa Clara club, the Intermediate and letterson grammar schools, the Girls' League, and an assembly. In addition, it helped the Christ- mas spirit by giving Christmas carols in the halls before Christmas vacation. lt sang six numbers at the Spring Concert, Richard Kishirnoto taking a solo part. The group elected officers this year. George Costa was the president, Bob Silva the secretary and Betty lshabashi the librarian. Mr. Virgil Mills is the choral director. CRCHESTRA-Siandinqz Barbie Drake, Bob Farmer, George Costa, Alice Perez, Mr, Chamberlain. Sue Copeland, Barbara Davis, Donna Gene Riley, Bernice Cheuninq, Sal Caudillo. ,, Back Row: Sharron Allen, lean Cosci, Bob Berryhill, Manuel Hernandez, Rosella Wyse, Arlene Athow, Iaqueline Holt, Eddie Nunes, Iohnny Partal, Don Sereno, George Frechette, Iames Gomes, Alvin Souza, George Naillon, Dorothy Pimentel, Lorraine Faria. , Front Row: Amelia Esperanca, Pat Heaney, Mary Ruth Morse, Blanche Mays, Mary lan- Riley, Marie Menacho, Claire Costa, Mary Lou Arnold, Betty Erickson, Allen Nance, Lupe Perez. Mr. Gailord Chamberlain Blanche Mays Sue Copeland, Barbara Davis, Donna Gene Riley Instrumental Director Mary Ruth Morse Bernice Cheuning, Sal Caudillo MUSIC DEPARTMENT A TALENT SHOW is sponsored each year by the music department so that anyone with talent may be given a chance to perform. This year over twenty- iive students took part and were enthusiastically received by the audience. Pat Douqlass acted as mistress ot ceremonies. 36 mfmg 'f' fylnr ,, f Y X rn., A CAPPELLA CHCIR Top Row: Azka Tzniz1'.-.'a, Emma Beiarano, Betty Small, fcsephine Ferreira, Claire Costa, Glen Floqers, Philip Tcrchio, Alvin Souza, Ronald Golarf, Buster Burgas, Corinne Hedrick, Helen Roman, Shirley Enos. ,, Third Row: Nadine Silveria, fame Atrhisori, Franfes Iharh, loan Pulver, Sally Blackburn, PQGQY lohrfly, lay Moore, lesse Esohar, Manny Costa, Leroy Silveira, Arthur Rodrigues, Melba S6-arles, Gloria Laurifrno, layte Pringle. ,, Second How: Barbie Drake, Delores Fernandes, Flcrence Walling, Barbara Sfatham, laysff Ilrifrl-cson, Rifhard Kishimato, Bob Silva, Peer Sanchez, George Ccsta, Arlene Dias, Helen Tfr-hiiwvni, Kira-fr Hzrcse, Gerry Sylvia. ,, Bottom Row: Mr Mills, Eeuy lshibashi, flcrrria MfiC':r'er, Holly Souza, fccn Trozzc, Maxine Arnold, Marlene Majeras, Angeles Flores, Shirley Hart, '.'f:nd'1 Roqers, Shirley S':n'os, Plfzrrzn Rfdrigues, Eezrerhg Harris, Giziier Fgllmere. Mr- vil,gi1Mins Prastse curznfg 'i':ss 'imc- ,-.- , CKOIC. Dire 'fr MUSIC DEPARTMENT SQ GOES THE MUSIC. Crchestra, band, and Chair combine fc qive perform- ances Cf hiqh quality. Tc award the musicians, pins are given to seniors in qoocl standing who have played HT the orchestra cr hand for three years or who have sunq in the choir. A rriusic derzarfrnent picnic is given at the end of the year. C 5, Metro ff K.a.i.aflvul.oQh.ua. xiii! - l - if L LI ALGEBRA AND LATIN, football and Forum Club- bit takes many kinds of things to make up a school. Both study and play are an important part of school life. lt takes, too people who will work unselfishly and give service to the school without thought of return. Pictured on this page and the following are some of the groups which are necessary to the smooth functioning of the school day. Ever ready to nail a heel back on a shoe or hunt up extra chairs for a meeting, the school cus- todians are depended upon by faculty and stu- dents. This year in addition to keeping the school rieat and clean, they have built new garages and made a clubhouse for visiting teams from the old garages. They have put out many new plants in the front and side yards. Switchboard operators in the office handle all incoming and outgoing calls and must be cour- teous and efficient. They give up their study period to perform this necessary duty. ln the top picture on the right some of the girls in a cooking class are being shown how to serve meals. During the year the classes prepared luncheons and dinners for the faculty, junior and senior play casts, the Red Cross, the boys' and girls' sports team, and for themselves. Helpers in the cafeteria serve the sandwiches and hot dishes, collect the money, and wash the dishes. f JSTODIANS: George Cudovirh, Lawrenre Freifas Q COOKING CLASS: Agnes Archibeque, Donnie Rieken, fnlorix , Frank Harmon, Gfsrge 'Nllsorx if-ilessio, Miss Steinhfzrf, Annie Archibequf-. ITCHBCARD CPERATCRS: Emily Cabrxl 3. ey Gilpin, CAFETFRIA HELPEHS: Q Jana TNelker, Lucinda D'rLuz, ab Marsalli, Mfiiierii fzrey, Murie Mari- h, Hifi-1 M-rrifrhc. i'J de' it LIBRARIAN S HEAD LIBRARIANS and their assistants are in charge of the library under Miss Kennedys direction before and after school, at noon and during the study periods. A book boy has the Job of accessioning the textbooks and distributing them to the various teachers. l.lBRARlANS Top Row: Feb AS'r'rri:, lxflorf 51 H1111 Y.f'rr':' Ann Vieira, Barbara Frajosa . Third How: 'Cari Tzozzc, foy' Medders, Lavetta Grazzanz, Ariel: Esperana, Alzce Hum- rohry. , Second Row: Margaret Shzomoto, Kirnzye Cshibil, Grace Hirose, Mu'su SHLXTCGC, Eetty lshibashz, Helen Angels, lune Troop. ,, Bottom Row: Pa' Herzoa 'ein lensen, Helen Tfrchibana, Aiko Tanxzan-.'a K'r'blee:z arp, Dov: 'bib-ana, SECRETARIES VALUABLE WORK is done by the girls who may some day be private secretaries to big executives. Each period of the day girls work in the gym offices, assisting the teachers by filing, run- ning errands, keeping records, answering the phone, etc. Miss Steinhart uses a secretary to do typing and filing and get material ready for her classes. Miss Uriell's secretaries type, file, and run errands. The publications secre- taries who work for Miss Diehl type material for the newspaper and yearbook, make sten- cils of all kinds, and perform other duties too numerous to mention. SECRETARlESfTop Row: Ginger Fillmore, Helen Roman, Millie Cruz, Lois Cory, Hazel Flowers. ,, Middle How: Norma McCarter, Susie Nieto, Matilda Seqador, losephine Powers, Claire Costa, Nancy Balcom, Maxine Silveria. ,, Bottom Row: Gerry Vierra, Marie Giovacchini, Lucille Locurto, lean lensen, Pat Herzog, Irene Pierce, Lorena 'l'ros'el. CSF SALESMEN TO BE OE SERVICE to the school, the Cali- fornia Scholarship Eederation took on the iob of selling tickets at the football and basketball games. The four girls pictured were the CSF mem- bers Who were the most faithful in their task. CSF SALESMEN: Matilda S-firdor, Carole Raizsfli, Helen Tachibana, Dora 'f'a:h1bana. COMIVIERCIAL CLUB SALESMEN SPEED AND ENDUHANCE are needed for a good Commercial Club salesman, For one football game, for instance, SOO hot dogs, l25 pounds of peanuts, EEUU bars of candy, and GOO bottles of soft drinks were sold. This meant that all the peanuts had to be bagged, and all the hot dogs had to be carried over to the football field from the cafeteria. Besides thaf, supplies must be taken to the field and ice procured for the cokes. Commercial Club members receive points for their work, and those who receive the high- est number are entitled to a free dinner. Girls qualifying this year were: Kathleen Naito Matilda Segador, Gloria Della Maggiore, Do- lores Hilje, and Kathleen Laptalo. f TGP SALESf1fEfC-Standing: Qcr-'- 1 Szlvf-r, fean Perry, Peggy Vfood, Eleanor Ccstqan P.f':':l'i: Sf-qxdcr, Krhlf-I-:i Naifo , Scdildz K'1fl.1:a-n L: pry: D:-lla Lf'r - Dolores Hille- 5'- 3 MECHANICAL DRAWENG ,4- 'x AROUND SCHOOL EVIDENCE of the way in which the Santa Clara scnools provide the opportunity to their students for a well rounded education may he een in the oictures on this page and the cne opposite One day a photographer came to school and raveled around unannounced ln the sewing room he found Miss Dickinson help ing Lore ie Trostel with the apron she was making while Kimiko Tsutsui and Edna Mae Amelia look on Eloydene Baughrnan is at the oning board At the library table are seated lune Troop Kathleen Naito and Dolores Hilie Rebuilding an eng ne in the auto shop are Arthur Guzman lohn Marty Bernard Mendis Gene Atherton Ossie Shimada and Edward Seely. At thc blackboard in the cooking room Miss Steinhart is pointing out a job assign- ment to Susie Nieto. Charts in the typing roorn record the speed and accuracy of the typists xho do timed writings. The two girls are Alko lnouye a'1d Geraldine Roach. ln the w odwcrk shop Ginger Fillmore is op rating a ripsaw while lean Schuster locks on. Gary Cornwell and lohn Marty in the goggles are practicing welding. Easily identified at the mechanical draw- ing talcles are Lois Karnes, Oswaldo Bri- ones, and Bud Ferguson. .c pic ure of the girls coming up th ramp was taicen between classes. ln crafts class Ronald Golart is watching Mr. Daly while Eleanor Ccstigan and Susie Nieto operate the silk screen apparatus. I?-X 4M Q .r EMO nol- N vb s K KU-+'25fl,,....g'22-f, X Q- it M Wll SANTA CLARA COACHES M C1 Mll M El M Ph1pD qh y SANTA CLARA HIGH ROOTERS qrecrtly crpprecmted the mterest dlsplayed by thelr coaches and the hours j they spend cocrchmg thelr teams Well trczmed sports Mi' W teams Wh1ch more often than not hrmq home chcxmplon WZW Sh1pS crre the result y C A ix 0 . TI ' JN 'K ' . '? Q. ZX 'X i 5: r. iiam Dux-cm , r. arence 1 er r. mer Iohnson r. ii ou ext X, ff- A N. . jw x ' ' , ' X . X' 1 v n X - ,A Q QM: AS. lli GOLD S.C. XVINNERSeS!andinq: Billy Gi, Tony Hanes, Iohn Paltal, Bob Tafoya, ,, Seated: Eob Turncr, lint Mayer, Richard Kishimoto, Don Sereno. COLBURN TROPHY WINNER: Billy Gil. SENIOR LETTERMEN- -Top Bow: Bob Tatoyrr, Unk Kishnrioto, Bob Asatani, Don Ser:-rio, fix 'lc Major, leurs' Pirnik. ,, Middle Row: Arthur Guzrrarn, Rohm! Paint' r, Elly fill, Bob 'l'L1rni-r,Ossw Sh.1i.rdr lfit, Silva, Beit l'5ori1ra,ger,f.rziMayer. ,, Bottom Row: Ar.':t.:yl,.1xs Ronald QSc,l.xrt, 'Tony fCu:1es,Geordr Q.s'1,i-3..S,riza,C.1i: Cliver,I:E1:.r.y Partai, Ronald Evans, Fr inf: Q es SENIOR LE'I'I'ERMEN HONOHED HERE are the senior rzoys who are privileged to wear the Block SC., the proud owners ot the aold SC. pin, and the winner ot a special football trophy. To earn a qold SC. pin, a player niust have earned blocks in one sport tor four years, two sports for three years, or three sports tor two years. The Colburn tro awarded by an Oakland hotoqra her, was this year I5 D presented to Billy Gil by the vote ot his tearnniates, desianatina him as the most valuable player, Winners ot special sports awards, hlae and :gold hlankets, were Tiny Nunes and Billy Gil. These are giver. ti. roys who have wir. a letter iff tour sports tor two years, three sports for three years, or two sports for tour years. ln addition, 'hey rrgust have played on two ohirrrpzonsrgip reanis and maintained fi B frxferfiqf. l- l' g' -fl .,.,L,A, w-,WW V- , 'W ' , , , M , A ,. f by , fe? A -ma ,gm- 'Qf-il,f fi v , fa My A ff E L ff Y VN? f? Q 2 W 3, 3 QT ,' A m M1 ' 1 1.. - .. x K 6 , AM 1, M, ,Y A W ,355 K SWA ZA - 5 El! if . 5 ,L Capt. Silva Capt. Soares Capt. Castollunos 3O'S FOOTBALL--Top Row: George Naillon, Don Maghado, Bob Golden, Eob Vaughn, Gerald Iackstis. ,, Third How: Iohn Stoker, George Holmes, Bernard Mendis, Tom Gutierrez, Rodney Payne, Willis Davis, Ronald McNeil, David I-Iuerta, Iesse Escobar, Roger Cabral. ,, Second Row: Bob Vail, Cssie Shimada, Pat Lewis, Iames La Barbara, Donald Pimik, Ronald Rose, Tony Herrera, Alton Fauqht, lames Brady. ,, Bottom Row: Frank Soares, Dan Castellanos, Reuben Herrera, Tets Punrnoto, Johnnie Medeiros, Richard O'Brierr, Artlirr Nunes, Phil Menacho, Iahn Silva, lack Sepulveda. 30'S FOOTBALL ALSO SECOND in the SCVAL race was the 30's football team, coached by Mr. Duran. Games were lost to Mt. View and Washington. Starting out green, the boys proved themselves in the last game with Cen- terville. lf they had won this game, they would have tied for first place honors. This loss made the result a tie for second place with Mt. View. Play No. 49, a handoff from Castellanos to Fujimoto or Soares, proved very successful during the season. The team was treated to a dinner by Mr. Frank Soares, father of one of the captains. LEAGUE SCORES Santa Clara l4 Los Gatos 6 Santa Clara l2 Fremont 7 Santa Clara 6 Mt. View 12 Santa Clara 6 Washington 20 Santa Clara 39 Campbell l3 1 WMA 1 gi! 2 , if Q figs o e s 892 ' s ' E ff? , M 'M if H ' yy' f',m,3?':1. ' iwwlk Ilwilgi' .. it MW W, ' 1 15 Q, -5? , fe Q .wi Lhmg ' 5 ' aww .,.,. 3 L a ,Q ,. ff Q'Q- Mm .., 4- A - - vi V f, A QQ W2 ' 2535, ff' 'W 5 W W SEK' k ff A A -Q M- 3 , if ,'.A mf N Q, , . 1 , .nY. +3 Ki F w Ag Zig , ,Q ,-. ,N 5 . M5 W4 ,. . , . . W, . A Q My 'E' J 1 ,Q , ,. , I 'fa , Q 2 fgigsw f ww K 1 522' 51.9 - Y if ' ,ffm - ' , ' . , fwfr? f , SW? 5 W ,,..: Vx , , . xx A ' , ..,. : ' ,f A- , , Him' . H I 'iw' ' 1 ' 1 Wg H 3 K ffm' iw fret! 1 f' W wf14g f w 3 Pj ? ' 'Y QA, M ' if ,uf ,,j,:., H ' .-, A ' ' Fam ffm., ' 4 C -- ' ' 1 , - M fa' WM W v 4 f A 1 ,,L.,,- i f ' - ,, ., ., ,. 'Ria QM QQ M V , , , , , ,, Q W A ? if . . ig f H , f W- Q fi, , F , . ' a 'Q' YJ V ,L W ,E V' , ' ' 'M 122 Q ' 2' Q , f , 7 1 L , A Mf Q gi wi' Z' f . gg psfr ' 1 2 1? Q, we 4 I Q , Q I . 'ws 1, , wc 5 17 .W ' ,gy QA f, V 'M x ' W5 Q2 - 'M' A J, . . I 9 A ,, Q Q 1- W' if , , nf' f , Y. V I 1 f - A W, -,. , r, 5 ,, V A ,Q A 4, A M, vmxiw, ,gan . ,Q 5 .. he 'hr ? '7 Billy Gil Varsity Capt. Victor Romero 30's Capt. 3 n A Q uf xx --V 4 - A x , xX A Varsity Capt. Varsity Capt. Nick Barisich Orville Phurris 20's Capt. 10's Capt. BASKETBALL SEASON ONE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP was brought home this year. The varsity, winning eight games and losing none, were SCVAL champs. Three players, Bontrager, Nunes and Burgos, were named on SCVAL first string teams and Soares on the second string. Basketball coaches were: varsity, Mr. Millerg 3O's, Mr. Durany lO's and 20's, Mr. Johnson. LEAGUE SCORES Varsity 30's 43 Tech 28 S C 33 Tech Live Oak Live Oak Fremont Fremont Washington Washington Gilroy Gilroy Mt. View Mt. View Campbell Campbell Los Gatos Los Gatos 20's 10's Los Gatos Los Gatos Washington Washington Fremont Fremont Campbell Campbell Live Oak Live Oak BASEBALL VARSITY-Standing: Tets Fupimozo, Phil1p Menacho, Val Barom, Gene Porcari, Al Caniarlinqti., lim Peoples, Danny Castellonos, Richard O'Brien. ,, Seated: Clifford Oliver, Bob Turner, Billy Gil, Ronald Golart, Bob Clapham, Steve Dimelf, Bob Vaughn, Tom Gutierrez. BASEBALL RESERVESfStandinq: Johnny Cmtas, Ernie Dutra, Max King, Bob Costa, lim Oliver, 'Warren Hayashi. V Bottom Row: Ray Costa, Georqe Naillon, Edmundo Moreno, Everett Medeiros, Pete Felice, Rodnej. Payne. BASEBALL SEASON BASEBALL SCORES have been somewhat one-sided for the season. As the Tocsin qoes to press, the prospects for success The opponents continue to pile up the runs. However, the boys prove, Coach lohnson believes. The Reserves, coached by Ernie Cartwright trorn San lose started their season by the time of the Tocsin deadline. first part ot the are not bright. are sure to ini- State, had not TENNIS TEAM Ernie Stoker Iol'nny S ol-:er Ray Cos a Tom Nie o Bob Silxa Nli lc Ba s ch Em e Gonzales BESTLING TEAM Top Row Bob Clapham Bob Goodman Willis Dav s Hers h l Davis Bob Bti hs r n c Second Row W ler N' d tres Bob Davis Bob T foyer Iohn S lv Bob Pe ttqr J Bob ml F t' rd Crr D ri Crm es Ronald Po rrank Mena ho Bottom Row Ar hu C Jzr'rn Georg Cos cr Di k a Ba Dara Leo Zamora Fernando Flores Bob Gonzo es To n M dc TENNIS AND WRES'I'LING SEASONS THE TENNIS SQUAD has had its ups and downs in tennis matches played up until the time the Tocsin qoes to press. No prediction of the outcome of the season can be made at this time. Woody Linn from San lose State is the coach. SANTA CLARA WRESTLERS won from Fremont and Gilroy and lost to Camp- ne . and Tech. In the final tournament at Campbell which determines the SCVAL championship three boys placed. Leo Zamora took a first Bob Tafoya and Iohn Silva t ok second. George Costa and lim Mayer were Wrestling captains. The coaches were Wilbur Drew and lack Donovan student teachers. . V 9 r 7, ' mtv . , A f , ay J ' r wr TRACK SEASON VARSITY Top Row Bob Navarre-te lamre Fletcher Edward Alamo Ronald Arauyo Wmston Garrett Bobby Bento Ronal Parker lack Ma,or Chrr Erqelhoup Bobby Golden Manny Costa Middle Row Ed Seely Bob Davls Ronald Moser Donald Eubank Edmundo Moreno Peter Feltce Everett Mede1ros Alfred Soares Ronald Evans Brlly Grl loe Cala Johnny Medetros Bottom Row Iohn Braztl Eddte Rulz Sal Caudrllo loe laquez Iohnny Hernandez 'eroy B asottr D1 k Krshrrr-oto Bob Asa'am Ionn Varela Dan Castellanos Roy Ranqel THIRTIES Top Row Wulxam Roa h B ll Key Grlbert Satnz 'ohn Hun er Howard Beaver Evan Zanker Fe-orqe Holmes Don S hdel Sal A os a 'urs Rrvas Mxddle Row l Pk Marden Bob Pettrqrevv Dale Curtrs Tom Nreo Harry 'Voktma,a R drey Pay y l B lo fl Cos ddre Nuhes Ierry Thomas Bottom Row Elwyn Clewe ' AL., .lst Homen lohn S Iva Iorln Partal Tony Herrera Bob San one Pat Tewts hm Chockley Jerry Wh 'marsh Ioe Gornez R1 hard O Brten r Bra her Bob Cos a Don Gr rres Bob Tafoya Jay Dee Brofwr Thu-d Row Frank Vasquez Robertlftaus n Kendall Frer as Aureto 'flora es A s rt Rodr quez Don Prr k R h rd Cante e ROQQF SGH MIG'-191 R hard Arnoo esl Wes Re he Herrera ce Fr n Second Row W yre Bay Ralph M Elroy Iohnm Cntas Ronme S hvvab eroy Gonzales Bob Dun ap R hard Caldwell A' Srlva Leo Zamora Warrer' Hayashr Te s Pourro o Bottom Row Dara d 5 as , mm e Oltve Svanl vP rktns CarlMendoza Athanaslus Duare Al Guzrran Nr fn 'C s a S rey Okamofo Benyamn ha on Pr d S hurof lloy 'fatsarvo O ,,,.,.'- .,,.-......- V ......-., .. Hlilillil 4? i , . , , 5 , A , . af M . A 6, , ' , Y S A I, . A - p ' I , EV r , I' . af: , o K. 'A line, Perr'DE.k1ns, . 1: ta, E I ,, . , If , TENS AND TWENTIE, Top Row: Bob Ulrey, R1:hard Elkrns, Charles Bxssel, Eugene Smzley, Blchard Orjr, 54 xel'tA alan Bib ' Loeb 1.1! rl C t I 1 .:,'1ll:a. hxrrzl Sta 11 . ,rl x ' Dix EC , e of f -. d Q 1- ga 4 zggzfvf f ,f fm, Nw P7 , mul K :SE Z' Vffjif. fin ff. 5 '.' Q Crrrurigmq 6:2319 Spirts 211yf?iOffi fx' Sryff: ncrrqe if c:1'.-:Grdrgq 113521: ' fzr Standing: 1: Semed: T I, G. A. A. THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSCAIATION, ' spgrts k elgmg 1SY9SfSC1'!SlfQi9fCfIfI. ' Qlcrz' '.-mf. Cfh9f Schcds. If C1152 is xi C' ' is ii Th? :gil Gtfiffes, TE:41k1 2'.'Pr1I'3f'iQ SEMA. jxff-' is T119 Spiffs E f' ' '.-12103 rf Cfficers 'fiflfi zttzrxcxfgers are C1I1!'IC',AY.C, , CI --V, 5- -, 3 QV, v , .Y .Q f.-.Y-vw .F .VS , -v V an ,--,W f. 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