Mountain View Union High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

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GIRLS' CHORUS-fllow I, leff lo rlqhf1 Beafly, Kubola, Peabody, Marllno, Navarro, Case, Hobbs, True, Kamada Toda, Thoza, l-laldorsen, Rulan, Kaqawa. lRow 21 Nakamolo, Kaqawa, Suekl, Vlarlsio, Axell, Barnes, Cory, Popo- vicn, Kodama, Baron, Hansen, Knox, Suqai, Bordi. lRow 31 Becker, Yoshida, Rose, Schrecklnghausl, Prllclward, Jano vich, Kanzaki, Cancilla, Mylrea, Gernello, Van der Aar, lwala, Okarnoio, Okamura. lRow 41 Okada, Burr, Olives Koos, Garvich, Vlncenf, Barkley, Rlweln, Kirby, McPheefers, Lawson, Oelien, Volarvich. BOYS' CHORUS-lllow l, lefl To rlgn+1 Becker, Dursf, Ralsfon, Small, Mlyashila, N. Small, Furuclwo, Funabiki Oqala. lllow 21 Ciriscioli, Holland, Francia, Grifall, Alves, Cooper, lmai, Knoflock. fRow 31 Noda, l-lerrero Okamofo, Janovich, Muranaka, Draga, lnouye, Kirklsh, Spencer, Wifnerspoon, Hobbs. lllow 41 Davenporl, Milovlna Van de Sande, Nesler, Davis, Sharp, Abraharnson, Paullus, Maruyarna, lullici, Kodama, Angllm, Fuqi. CRow 51 Volar vlch, Klenllz, Triplano, Barbera, McGavren, Scnullz, Splly, MIXED CHORUS-lRow I, leff Io righl1 Graham, Burr, Loerke, Forno, Cardoza, Bellew, Yarnail, Zanefll, Slone barger. lRow 21 Sugal, Hobbs, Barnes, King, Wllherspoon, Grifall, de Curloni, M. Ellsworfh, J. Ellsworlh lRow 31 Randall. Erickson, Mvlrea, Lawson, Anglim, 35

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The Girls' Chorus The girls' chorus made Their TirsT appearance aT a Girls' League meeTing. They were raTher in need oT polish because of The early daTe oT Their appearance. They improved rapidly, however, and by ChrisTmas made an excellenT showing in The com- muniTy program. The girls' chorus Took a prominenT parT in The opereTTa, PinaTore, Taking The roles oT Sir Joseph's SisTers, Cousins, and AunTs and displayed The careful Training They had undergone. The leading 'Female roles were played well by Two members oT The chorus, Barbara de CurToni and Mary ZaneTTi. Near The end oT April The chorus disTinguished iTselT in The annual spring concerT wiTh oTher deparTmenTs. The Boys' Chorus The boys' chorus consisTs oT TiTTy voices under The direcTion OT Miss lsabelle Becker. Their TirsT program was Tor The sTudenT body aT one of The meeTings. They sang, There's a Long, Long Trail Awindingf' and Keep The Home Fires Burning. They were in The opereTTa also, having The parTs of members oT The crew. They sang many enjoyable songs in The Spring concerT and alTogeTher spenT a proTiTable year as well as a pleasanT one. Mixed Chorus The mixed chorus represenTs TwenTy of The mosT TalenTed vocalisTs oT our school. They have been very acTive This year. They have, in previous years, sung occasionally Tor assembly and league programs buT have been heard of very liTTle oTherwise. This year, Though, They have clone some really big Things. They have awakened many oi The sTudenTs inTo realizing The excellenT musical deparTmenT we have. Their TirsT imporTanT appearance was The singing of ChrisTmas carols puT on wiTh The CommuniTy ChrisTmas play. Their nexT appearance was in coniuncTion wiTh an evening OT one-acT plays. They puT on selecTions Trom Carmen by BizeT. Mr. Campbell's orchesTra accompanied Them. The cosTuming was lovely, iusT The correcT background Tor The colorful songs oT ThaT popular Spanish opera. On May sixTh They aided Mr. Campbell in his band and orchesTra concerT wiTh a Tew vocal numbers. 34

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Eagle STaTT The Eagle sTaTT was oTT To a good sTarT during The TirsT semesTer under The direcTion oT Josephine MarTin. We were unTorTunaTe in losing her aT The beginning OT The second semesTer. She was replaced by MyrTle Hobbs, previous assisTanT ediTor. Harry Graham became assisTanT ediTor. We also losT Johnny Puppo who was boys' sporT ediTor. He was replaced by PeTer Janovich. The TeaTure evenT oT This semesTers' sTaTT was The Trip To The Journalism Conven- Tion in Berkeley, which was a greaT beneTiT in improving our paper. Among The speakers we heard were Sam Hayes, The RichTield ReporTer, and RoberT C. EllioT, a San Francisco Chronicle ReporTer. As we were unable To prinT a school paper, Mr. SmiTh oT The RegisTer-Leader was mosT kind in prinTing our arTicles in his paper. STAFF EdiTor-in-chieT ..,,.,.,., ,,.,,,,,,,,,, AssisTanT EdiTor .......,. AcTiviTy EdiTor ............ Boys' SporT EdiTor ,........ Girls' SporT EdiTor ......... Fashion EdiTor ......... .......,........ .........,,...... ..,.... ....... Advisor ............................................... . ................................. . .MyrTle Hobbs .....s..Harry Graham ....Marie Hobbs ........PeTer Janovich Claire Janovich Mary ZaneTTi Harry Edwards ReporTers ................ Isabel Mendoza, Bob EaTon, Virginia WaTers, Harry McCandless, Mary HalliburTon, PeTer Janovich TypisTs ...,..,,. .,.,,..,..,.............. C amille HoTTman, Jane Burrows Typing Team Due To The Annual going To press aT This Time, we are unable To lisT The resulTs oT The STaTe-wide Typing ConTesT To be enTered by The M. V. Team on May I4-Th. The Team is composed oT Two classes: Novice, Those wiTh Training since AugusT, I935, who have made a minimum raTe oT 40 words neT per minuTe, and The AmaTeurs- Those who have received Training since AugusT, I934, making a minimum record OT 50 words per minuTe, The highesT speed OT The year was made by our amaTeur TypisT, Grace Haldorsen, who has gone up To The 85 word mark already, wiTh compleTe accuracy. Mariorie Burrows, also an AmaTeur, runs a close seconcl, wiTh 75 words and ouTsTanding accuracy. A meeT wiTh The SanTa Clara Valley Teams is on The schedule Tor The laTTer parT oT May. 36