Wilcox High School - Promethean Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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- - - - l'++ H s ' r rr '- s .--hs -Kg i s . , S 'mni-vi .,V 1 W '57 i . K T Y ' ' - - V , , f Vi i Y ' , - YW , --, .. , .-,, ,il ,V wi-im MW -qg vk i .-- .N . gg g W A A . , -si T .E f- lq - --rr - ROW 'l: B. Carmony, F. Welborn, A. Sloares,fM. Swift, T. Sprinkles, G. Stone, Nevares, T. Robertson, T. Heater, S. Brown, R. Rose, S. Jacob, T. Hunter, D. C Moore, R. Pitman, M. Pickard, E. Sanders, B. Ruthier, D. Ruiz, D. Lape, S. Rice, T. Rowe, S. Gardner, R. Silva, N. Mendes DeCosta, C. Rhodes, Y. Weir, Montgomery. ROW 2: D. Cole, M. Wall,J. Watkins, K. Graham, C. Bornman, D. May, H. McCann, T. Hardy, S. Reynaga, l.. Campos, D. Gonzales, Mr. T Dinnett, J. Blake, B. Keister, R. Blom, B. Wood, T. Lape, M. Gunion, B. Fitzpatrick, advisor. Lettermens' Club Officers: S. Jacob, Pres., S. Gardner, V. Pres., T. Lape, Sec.-Treas. The Lettermens' Club is a service organization. It consists of about sixty members, boys who have earned two stripes. One of their services this year was to sell programs at football and basketball games. The Let- termens' Club controlled the block W awards, the pulling of stripes, and the wearing of medals. One of their bigger projects this year was to help at the annual Pancake Breakfast. lt was agreed by all that the deeds of the club were proven by their success. service starts with a block X T. . 32531 gn, '1 ,pr Above, R. Fleet and D. Gonzales are seen selling football programs at an afternoon game to C. Austin and T. Robertson. 162

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J .af- , 4 i f fi - A ' ,I i 7.1- . I .A- Here we see couples seated along The side of the dance floor while Jeff Waikins hands Marsha Beuchner a glass of punch. l Above, Liz Perkins and Bob Cro- feau dance to the music of the Royal Noies. Above are Francine Mallot, Vince lssenman, Eugene Gregorio, and Annette Manhart, enioying a friendly chat near fhe fountain,

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The girls' swim team, in its first year of competition, was one of the many activities offered by G.A.A. this year. . a. a. exhibits athletic skills The Girls' Athletic Association was originated for those girls who wanted to improve themselves in a particular sport. This year there were twelve sports in which some sixty girls participated. Wilcox girls competed against teams from other schools in volleyball, basketball, tennis, softball, etc. Two big events ot G.A.A. this year, included sponsoring a l'Sports Night held in the spring, and the G.A.A. annual picnic at the end of the year. According to Miss Azama, advisor, they had a very successtul year. ... 7 G. A. A. Officers: C. Chinchen, Sec., Miss Azama, Advisor, P. Meketa, V. Pres., and L. Ferris, Treasurer. WP- Y ROW 1: C. Jones, P. McMahon, C. Thomas, A. Deners. ROW 2: S. Hinderer, P. Meketa, L. Grant, S. Vierra, S. Pickard, S. Austin, D. Hendrickson, P. Gibson, S. Porto, J. Smith, L. Grace, J. Smith, B. Young, L. Uyehara, K. Gohlke, D. Lyons, S. Brown, S. Spurgeon, R. Jimenez, C. Marriner, B. Mumford, J. Simons, J. Whitehead, S. Woepe, K. Anderson. ROW 3: B. Canterbury, C. Weitzel, S. Young, C. Koock, F. Saavedra, C. Collins, J. Gunion, B. Bateman, G. Berrins, C. Austin, C. Hanson, S. McMahon, C. Linton, L. Mellush, G. Sato, P. Nakano, W. Simerson, S. Bogue, C. Hoeber, A. Gurney, G. Jarock, K. DeBrabandere, R. Matsonaga, B. Dibelka, P. Guntern, P. Saswell.