Blackford High School - Saga Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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PEP CLUB ff. .. Row T1 J. Fields, S. Lombardo, M. Mars, Y. Hewitt, P. Toombs, C. Pintacura, P. Smith, J. Honda, C. Bardo, J. Urabe, S. Serrano, S. Lietz, A. Fuchigami, R. Koone, C. Christopherson. Row 2: J. Dyer, D. Dye, M. Tanno, V. Ewers, D. Cornish, N. Moody, L. Pettison, G. Nelson, C. Koehn, T. McMillan, D. Sorba, D. Getsla. Raw 3: N. Butler, G. Murdock, J. Krieg, C. Butler, P. Butler, L. Klein, W. Fleming, S, Thompson, M. Dair, M. Griialva, S. Keresey, P. Axtell, P. Cavallaro, S. Harlan, S. Nishiguichi. Row 41 R. Erickson, B. Crews, J. Otto, B. Breil, B. Musgrave, M. Koglmeier, D. Mietzel, L. Brady, C. Kasanovic, P. Reuwsaat, K. Silva, J. Quinn, S. Chiaramonte, K. Valdez, J. Sworde, D. Norris. Pep Club, the largest club at Blackford, helps promote spirit. Everyone gets points for going to the games, meetings, and any participation. Aided by advisor, Miss Kunde, this year the members held a white shirt drive and sold red and white shakers. During the football season, a flash card section was devised. SKI CLUB Row ig K. Cuzner, E. Roemmele, G. Bowers, V. Ewers, J. Bowers, D. Baptist, C. Robinson, M. Dowlen, R. Wadman, V. Lopp, G. Lapp. Row Q: P. Windham, M. Papuga, A. Melick, F. Williams, M. Rose, S. Dobrin, P. Reuwsoot, J. Rohe, D, Eastman, K. Snyder, B. Pesavento, M. Carmichael, C. Anderson, T. Schermerhorn. Row 3. M. Powell, Mr. McGuire, F. Fraboni, K. Titus, S. Watson, L. Brady, R. Crews, J. Savstrom, D. Marshall, L. Sethmann, D. Getz, J. Schafer, Miss Kunde. The Ski Club, which was newly organized at the end of the first semester by advisor Miss Kunde, got off to a good start when Mr. Chuck Helm, former ski instructor and resort owner, gave a talk on skiing history and fashion. Members of the club also participated in a Ski Trip to Dodge Ridge in February.

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DEBS ml l - A Row T. D. Harness, C. Pintacura, K. Adams, D. Argo, L. Morgan, J. DiMarco, J. Shelter, C. Monari, J. Hodges B. Thompson, J. lnamasu. Row 2: L. Aguiar, J. Fields, D. Quandt, S. Ross, K. Hallmark, S. Hines, R. Range,J Thorsteinson, K. Lester, M, Proni, E. Gilluly, C. Clark. Row 315. Danley, G. Eugster, S. Blass, K. Nott, S. Lee, P Dreble, C, Wood, S. Snyder, M. Matusich, G. Sauter, K. Robertson, Row 4. N. Butler, T, Sowa, J. Cates, F Johnson, B. Brill, C. Kosanovic, K. Hollingshed, L. Puccinelli, S. Chiaramonte, R. Fitzgerald, S. Dorsett Under the direction at Miss Holbrook and Mrs. Drexhage, the members ot Debs learn about the different fields in home economics. At the beginning of the year, they had a picnic with all the other schools in the district. They also had a potluck dinner. During Christmas season, the members went caroling and visited Christmas Tree Lane. JUDO CLUB .y Q Y' W Zxwq... A ,KN ti' Ei if' .viii Af r' f 1 Row l. K. Snyder, L. Thompson, C. Martinsen, J. Gargelt, J. Mantel, N, Crawford, S. Billy, B. Gillming. Row 2 R. Marchello, V. Carney, K. Kelly, N. Ramos, S. Thompson, D. Sarba, K. McCreddin, K. Cuzner, M. Teutsch, C Christopherson. Judo-the gentle way- is derived from the code ot Japanese chivalry. Judo involves the use of balance and timing of the participants. The sport is characterized by many rituals and courtesies: the bow to the opponent before and after confrontation, kneeling in respect to the instructor and other participants. Blacktorcls newly organized Judo Club is open to all girls interested in learning this ancient art.

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SPEECH ANDDEBATE Row li L. Atkinson, C. Cuzner, G. Bowers, D. Barr, C.. Satariana, L. Baumgorten, S. Yarchever, K. Schirle. Rovv 2 J. Valazauez, R. Schoineiveis, J. Jacob, J. Merklinghaus, D. Andrews, J. Thrash, K. Morgan, E. Hubbard Row 31 A. Alquest, G. Dickinson, J. Carney, P. Bernal, P. Tierney, S. Dorsett, T. Mackley. Row 111 D. Bleakly, B Carboni, M. Kellick, M. Shanahan, H. Bohltn, D. Hoppen. L, Tregoning, D. Currie, K Hall. Members ot The Speech and Debate Commission have particpated in many contests Throughout the Bay Area. It is the purpose oTthis commission to equip the student vvith speaking skills useful throughout his lite. Awards earned this year, under the guidance ot Miss Cunningham, included tvvo Tirst places, one Tourth place, and one fifth place. YTEEN5 Row li C. Yoshihara, K, Chandler, E. Roemmele, M. Cook, D. Roemmele, P. Hill. Row 2: V. Guercia, J. Nygren P Scanlan, S. Nystrom, L. Brady, P. Smith. Row 31 J, Stewart, L. Shertzer, W. Fleming, M. Maybury, S. Sinclair V Irons, Row 11: B. Brill, P. Cox, C. Webster, S. Hinton, L. Pettersen, C, Titus, B. Goodwin. Members ot Y-Teens, a girls service club, went coroling at hospitals during the Christmas season. The girls, under the supervision ot their advisor Mrs. Chilcott, collected UNICEF cards, and sold candy to get money Tor the beach party they held at the end of the year. Y-Teens also operated a Day Camp Tor underprivileged children which was held the Tirst Saturday ot every month. Besides these many activities, the girls made stutted animals Tor The children who go through the childrens Shelter. 146