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

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LATIN cius ff' V. u.,.'i' x...f'-- ' f i L i 'L .. , , . 1' gk t . . ..f,. The members of Latin Club, under the direction ot Mrs. Chew, took a trip the latter part of January to the lce Palace in Sunnyvale tor an ice skating party. ln early spring a Roman Banquet was held in the cafeteria. Everyone dressed in Roman attire, sat on the floor and teasted on Roman food. The clubs activities ended with a beach party. Raw lg L. Franklin, J. Ford, S. Wallace, P. McCraney, B. Gillming, S. Reeve, D. Russell, B. Pesavento, C. Hendrickson, P. Pittman, E. Franklin, P. Fell, P. DiMaria, R, Winer, Row 21 L. Heggen, C. Young, J. Warden, S. Taylor, P. McHan, C. Kloes, T. Turnwall, C. Nesseth, M. Shimada, M. Lyons, T. Fritz, J. McEntee, G. Dalmau, S. Parsagian, Miang Ng, Row 3. G. Oba, S. MavrakiS,T. Broekemeier, R. Stover, K. Lipton, B. Crews, C. Anderson, M. Cruciano, J. Dutton, K. Barnett, J. Keyweed, B. Somers, M. Skrondal, E. Parrish, M. Mars, Row 4: J. Gemignarii, J. Sethmon, R. Mantre, D. Hoppin, L. Ward, C. Hanson, M. Milton, T. Judge, B. Allen, J. Wilson, H. Schaefer, C. Kloes. S. Cook, E. Sturtevant. GERMAN CLUB lr 41. A ,L . x A The purpose of Blackfords German Club is to familiarize students with the people and culture of this foreign country. In December, the members went to various convalescent hospitals where they sang German carols. The evening was ended with a party reminiscent ot those held in Germany during the Christmas season. The club also prepared for a Faschingsball , or German carnival. Row l. R. Sunseri, D. Graft, J. Stockard, J. Shetter, A. Forrest, S. Dobrin, L. Faulkner, K. Lander, T. Carptner W. Boeninger, Row 2: M. Pendelton, C. Carpenter, J. Houghey, N. Stockard, S. lmsen, P. Lindsay, S Grincewich, S. Nystrom, R. Ledonois, Row 3: D. Zody, R. Thayer, T. Ordon, L. Ellingson, S. l-linston, S. Lee, F Johnson, S, Kopp, Row 4: W. Ramirez, G. Gillily, B. Glatzel, E. Dunstan, H. Landman, W. Hubert, D. Boshta D. Ryan. l52 ,X w

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CADETS K l' fD. W'll' ,M. B t, M. S d ,K, K I ,R I: J, Tuthill, H. Netter. Row 2: B. Dair, B. Cope, J. Bryant, M. Lee, J. Hgizknei, V- jljcjigjiey, Llngjjjjs, ju Cfjjjfrdecgijj, jgjojpjjcjilgn, 5, Mathias, H. Landman, T. Lake, J. Carney, S. Getsla, D. DiFranco, flevenger, D. Malley, B. Godwin, P. Wagner, B. Winslovv, S. R- Roblflson- H. Netter, J. Carney, S. Gotsla, R. Robinson RIFLE CLUB The Blackford Cadet Corps, consisting of some thirty-tvvo members and supervised by Captain Hall, is a state sponsored program designed particularly for the young man who desires to make a career of military service. Subjects stressed in the Cadet Corps include rifle marksmanship, map reading, first aid, personal hygiene, and group safety. All subjects are applicable to any branch of military service. The Blackford Cadet Corps, Company A of the 55th Battalion, actively participates in various local and stateevvide activities. COLOR GUARD Affiliated with the Nab tional Rifle Association and under the direct supervision of Mr. Hall, the Blackford Rifle Club was first organ- ized during the 65-66 school year. The major objective of the club is to instruct young people in the safe handling and proper use of firearms. The Rifle Club accomplishes its objective through an or- ganized program involving practical experience with small arms. Row l: R. Manchello, V. Borg, D. DiFranco, D. Molly, L. Shaffer, L. Beatle. Raw 2- K. Hall, J. Haughey, R. Robinson, J. Bryant, C. Gardisen, K. Hall. Rovv 31 C. Thayer, H. Landman, D. WlWlTe, K- Kolp, D. Williams

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FRENCH CLUB This year, the members ot French Club, assisted by Mrs. Cooke, took a trip to San Francisco and vis- ited the City ot Paris De- partment Store. The club held a iewelry party as a fund-raising activity. In the spring, a French dinner was pre- pared by the students. Row l1C. Kolanda, B. Acton, J. Quinn, M. Meneghin. Row 2: D. Upton, K, Helderbrand, T. McMillan, B. Dair, L. Aguiar, D. Quandt, C. Ishiboshi, K. Eskeldson. QC, Row it C. Monari, K. Sprague, B. Brink, C. Jensen, S. Carrier, G. Fuiikawa. Row 2: D. Kubo, B. Kimura, R. Gunderson, M. Morse, M. Murata. Row 3: M. Cross, V. Williams, A. Piazza, S. Nelson, M. Fichero, Mr. Cluft. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is primarily social. During the year members plan activities such as their annual Christmas party, take part in Pan American Day, and go on a picnic at the end ot the year. Also, students take trips to local Spanish language tilms, live performances by Spanish entertainers, and to restaurants. Other activities are planned for fund raising purposes. One goal ot the club is to torm a Spanish Honorary Society which will conduct all business ot the club in Spanish. LENGUA VISUAL One ot the main aspects ot the Lengua Visual Club is to learn the culture, living condif tions, and social customs ot Spanish - speaking countries. This year, under the supervision ot their advisor, Mr. Clutt, this club took a trip to the beach at Santa Cruz and went to see some Spanish tilms. They had a display in the showcase in De' cember entitled Las Posadasf' Christmas in Mexico. They also made plans to eat in a Spanish restaurant. .h K ,g.. ,nw Vw, .W , ,.h.V In ,..,:l..,.A, y,gk.V K K. ,. , ,. ka JC YA,zgk,1.., 1-K H ,V , Y., Row l: K, Bantield, K. Marti, J Ikeda, S. Takimoto, I. Panighetti Row 2 L Trumbull C. Marti C Ball, M. Minister M Okashima B Gurroro Pow3 L Hammond, C. Dodson, D Zebell B Gilbert, D Shatter, R Boyd B Musgrave. 153