Andrew Hill High School - Talon Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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SERVICE CHARACTERIZES THE BIG H Front row-left to right: Steve Herrick, Steve Acord, Gary Vander Haglns Gary McClung Humberto Marquez Tom De Somber Tom pool Dennis Ford, Wally Wood. Second row: Ron Delphier, Butch Allen Bramblett, Andy Allen, Ken Bontadelli, Bob King. Third row: Dennis Hard working varsity lettermen are proud members of the Block H. These boys have not only enioyed many activities this year, but have also been of great service around campus. They delivered the baskets of food during the annual Jack Emery Can Drive, helped out with the seating of students at games and rallies, gave forty dollars to the wrestling team, and also twenty dollars to the track team. During basketball season they spon- sored after game dances for all home games. Once again Hill students were able to buy candy apples from the Block H and to watch or participate in the Greased Pig Race held this year during the Ayer track meet. Block H president, Dennis Ford has lust sold a candy apple to Butch Bramblett la very hungry studentl durin their an I 9 nual Candy Apple Sale.

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ACTIO FOR LITTLE H G.A.A. girls who have earned 200 poinTs may become auTo- maTic members of The Block A.H. These girls can earn Their poinTs by parTicipaTing in The sporfs of- fered, being a Team capTain or manager, a member of a win- ning Team, or a G.A.A. officer. This year The mosT valuable swimmer and mosT improved bowler each received a Trophy from The Block A.H. Also receiv- ing Trophies were girls' P.E. Teachers for Their much apprec- iaTed coaching and Their help in Block A.H., This year and in The pasT. ImporTanT acTiviTies were con- cessions of all home baskeTball games and a lively picnic in May. Amy, do I bowl nexT? Miss Devin,-Block A. H. advisor, is pictured wiTh club officers. From left To righf: Pauline Jucobo, president, Amy Uyedci, secretary, and JoAnn Randell, vice president. Hold everyThing,'l've goT iTI

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Left to right: Virginia Harding, Sylvain Mock, Vicki Garland, Ben- alyn Slater, Janet Owens, Yolando Nieto, Judy Dupis, Shiela Arnold, Kristine Tringali, Nancy Frey, Jean Grilli, Sharron Howard, . . . UST ADD WATER A D TIR President of the Future Homemakers is Rose Wehinger, a deserving senior. She received the highest score on the test given senior girls in the 1963 Betty Crocker's search for Amer- ica's Homemaker of Tomorrow. 58 Carolyn Nevels, Barbara Mancino, Rose Wehinger, and Mrs. Davenport. ' Many girls taking homemaking this year were prominent members of the new but active club, Fu- ture Homemakers of America. This organization helps the girls put to use some of the things they have learned in homemaking. Very popular on cam- pus was a cookie sale featuring homemade cookies. They have achieved many goals this year and are particularly proud of two of them. On Halloween Day this group collected 5240 dollars for the United Nations Children's Fund. Then along with eighteen other F.H.A. chapters in the area, they adopted an eight year old Korean girl. Each chapter paid STO dollars for one month. A very successful year was proclaimed by F.H.A. Kitchen duties are being performed by: from left to right: Virginia Harding, secretary, Carolyn Nevils, treasurer, and Barbara Mancino vice president.