Independence High School - American Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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CLASSIFIED The Cafeteria staff headed by Roberta Munoz prepares food for our breaks and lunches daily. The job is not an easy one, trying to prepare food to last through the break and lunches of nearly 3500 students. The food is filling and satisfying. There is a variety of food for sale at reasonable prices. The 10 cooks are Alexandria Huff, Betty Drought, Helma Franke, Hortensia Herrea, Janice Lar- sen, Roberta Munoz, Walter Payne, Faith Prevost, Alberta Tingler, and Sally Voorhees, Cnot pictured in same order as listedb. CUSTODIANS Many thanks to the Custodians who keep our school clean and beautiful. Their job is to maintain our school. They mow the lawns, keep the school free of trash and repair equipment and keep the classrooms clean. Pictured are our day custodians Ray Delgado CHeadJ, Terry Drought, Alfred Luzod, and Sam Zito. And one UNUSUAL italian. Cwith broomj. Classified 'il l 2 rf ' , I Barbara Engelhardt Joe Bank Clerk Liaison -- EPU Q

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Villas are one ofthe unique features of Independence High School. Students get the best of both worlds a chance to be a part of a large student body participating in classes and activities all over the campus as well as an opportunity to be a member of the smaller community of the villa. The villa provides the student with an identity and gives them a sense of belonging in a large school The school within a school concept will provide five different environments based on security Jefferson I-Iall . .I54 Liberty Manor. . . I68 l-larvard I-louse . . I82 El Pueblo Unido. . I9o Bennington l-lall .ZIG