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

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EAGLE STAFF-Hop Row, left To righfj Hoffman, Hobbs, Edwards, Janovich, Gray, Sato. QBoHom Rowl ZaneHi Janovich, Mendoza, Hobbs, Graham, McCandIess. TYPING TEAM-fTop Row, leff fo righfl Radich, Radisich, Furnari, Graham, Higashiuchi, Miss Birkland, Frick lBoHom Rowj Korres, Radlsich, Haldersen, Burrows, Funabiki, Tsuchiya, Yamaii, Nishimura. 37

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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

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SCHOLARSHIP Hop Rowj Silva, Uhrharnmar, Popovich, Hara, Kodarna, De Genaro, Funabiki, Yamaiii. lMiddle Rowl Miss Coleman, Johnson, Miyasl-iifa, Groshong, Thompson, B. McPheeTers, B. McPheeTers, Kirkish, Corridan, Hori, Burr, Yakashima, Carter. lBoTTom Rowj Radich, Radisich, Clifford, Tsuchiya, Fuiii, Good, Shiraki, lshikowa, Yamamolo, Okada. Scholarship Boom! WhaT's The daTe? Boom! February 29Th Carnival nighT. Boom! Rolling, Thunderous noise and loud, exulTanT shouTing! Where is iT all coming Trom? Boom! Can iT be-why yes-iT is The Scholarships concession. Who would Think ThaT our ToremosT scholars, Those supposedly sober and book-absorbed individuals, could in- dulge, wiTh such reckless abandon, in The Thrilling sporT of bowling? BuT aTTer invesTi- gaTion all doubTing Thomasesn are obliTeraTed and The TacT esTablished1 iT is noT Scholarship Tor Service enTirely, buT also, Scholarship Tor EnioymenT. Yearly Calendar '35-'36: Freshman parTy, Oc'rober IO, I935: Book Week, Novem- ber I8-22, I9353 Bowling Concession aT Carnival, February 29, I936: Excursion To Pacific Press, March 26, l9367 Excursion To lvlurison Labeling Co., April 2, I936: WaTsonville ConvenTion, April 25, l936: Excursion To UniversiTy oT CaliTornia, lvlay 9, l936. We may applaud aThleTics and clramaTics. We may acclaim achievemenTs in many lines, buT in The lasT analysis our educaTion is based on scholarship. Think oT The silenT hour oT The nighT and The sTudenT's lamp. There you have, perhaps The besT symbol Tor a school's purpose. Those of you who have gained clisTincTion on This page represenT endeavor and perseverance To a marked degree. Your disTincTion is more deTiniTely marked because you were willing To work Tor ThaT success single-handed and under The sTrain oT silenT endurance. You rank high in qualiTies ThaT liTe demands and preparaTion Tor liTe is your aim. When many passing phases OT school have been TorgoTTen, your ideals will remain To us as a permanenT goal. 38