Buchser High School - Kodiak Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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CLAREEN DUNIVIN Strivin g toward physical fitness MARLENE HENDERSON GAIL TROWBRIDGE San Jose State, B.A. San Jose State, B.A. U. of California, B.A. Physical Education Physical Education ' Miss Trowbridge instructs P Physical Education Math Fundamentals at Baldwin and Paula Weaver in th FLORENCE GARTH Boston U., B.S. Physical Education e skill of archery.

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vivid musicals , . , ' .Q-S -c v. Q. F F yr, , xqg nlfx XX W T, If , xx- A - TX - f K. .X VX , ly s 'T f 'ai ' . . W ConsisTing aT several groups, The Music DeparTmenT has been known ,I as ouTsTanding To Those who have wiTnessed Their Tine concerTs. Tradi- TT, T Tionally, The groups' main performances have been aT The WinTer, ChrisT- g 5 mas, and Spring ConcerTs. This year Their musical, Damn Yankees was fi -'r,'- 7 l hailed as a Tremendous success. gf .V ' 4 A il A recenT addiTion, The Men's Glee provides an opporTuniTy Tor male . ,Y A i kg E r , vocalisTs To sing songs wriTTen especially Tor deep voices while The K Girls' Chorus works wiTh lighTer melodies. The Choir prepares young ' , -' F' ' singers Tor The A Cappella Choir which is The cenTral performing group. . , Th dr fmrv YkPh'lh- From The members of The A Cappella Choir come The Madrigal mOemEO'23,:Eei2,3V Lejnu,ZWBef:S,ein,l Singers, a versaTile, selecT group consisTing of The more ouTsTanding rained hisworld-widehmerecehfly when vocalisTs. he wrote The score for West Side Sfory. Under The direcTion of Mr. Di Salvo, The orchesTra has worked To produce uniTy in Their music alThough many opporTuniTies are given To soloisTs. Mr. Carre's marching and concerT band expanded boTh in size and qualiTy This year, displaying a grear deal of TalenT. MENS GLEE Seaieclz Terry HiTTenberger. Front Row: Mr. DiSalvo, Jim Welch, Ron Briggs, Monte Cangiamillia, Bill Sieursel, Mike Lee, Dennis BrenT, Masaru Saito, Bob Marichalar, Wayne Zufelf, Dave Homan, Chuck Frye, AI Pico. Back Row: Grover Walk, Carlyle Terry, Jim Weers. Vance Alquisf, Richard Walker, Jim Campbell, Richard Mungall, Lea Lucero, Bob Freedman, Eugene Srirm, Tim Powers, Richard SmiTh, Alan Silva. 83

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in the Girls' Physical Education Department . . Q I lg ' ' it if fi x . A I 5 fun, , Santa Clara High School student - Donna De Verona set a new record 'ii - for the 400-meter medley and relay 'L , X161 , in the National Women's Champion- ' ships in April of 1963. - I ' A When President Kennedy stressed the importance of physical fitness, the Physical Education Department quickly responded. New exercises were introduced to the girls and were performed daily in most classes. A six-week unit of Body Mechanics was added to the curriculum. The Girls' Athletic Association, consisting of highly skilled girls, met inter-school tournaments with enthusiasm this year. Bowling became a popular sport among them, G.A.A. OFFICERS Front Row: Cynthia Schroeder, Casey Convertino, Pat Baldwin. Back Row: Ginger Marchand, Diane Budish, Johanne Low, Judy Miller, Mrs. Marlene Henderson. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front Row: Jeanne Turgeon, Elaine Moniz, Carol Bishop, Judy Miller, Virginia Morgan, Judy Carlson, Terry Rego, Louisa Robles, Janet Sayles. Second Row: Linda Willis, Joann Crowell, Pat Van Duyn, Maritza Rosales, Mary Gardner, Linda Bulik, Anna Marcotte, Marilyn Miller, Marianne Gale, Janet Zamucen. Third Row: Melody Clarkson, Virginia Marchand, Maryann Clingingsmith, Cynthia Schroeder, Casey Convertino, Anna Giacomo, Deborah Greehan, Linda Davis, Pat Baldwin, Judy Wilcox, Pat Burke. Back Row: Pam Hagewood, Pat Harder, Sandie Zgorgelski, Diane Budisch, Johanne Low, Lana Ratkey, Jane Kritlow, Julia Hopkins, Sue Jones, Cheri Feaker, Joy Case, Sandy Currence. 85