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

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fi? 'ao wg 9 I+ 'BUILDING YEARBOOK MESSAGE: The class of 1980 -that very special class that is the first to spend their entire four years of high school at Independence. When we look at the activities and achievements of this group we are able to begin to measure what the results of our efforts might be at the Educa- tional Park. I am proud of the achievements of the staff and student body in all areas. We are fast becoming one of the top academic shcools in the valley - our main reason for being, and we are also atop school in athletics and activities. I am confident future classes will continue this trend and be inspired by the accomplishments of the class of 1980. Guy Klitgaard Principal , linda Drought Rose Mangino f'?- . X Betsy Merritt gi. A Barbara Nelson Lori Peterson li Tominaga i k'ki' andH-Building 101

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PRINCIPIALS s Saf- To The American -1980 The year 1980 represents our first full cycle of stu- dentsg those that have spent all four years of their high school experience at Independence. With the class of 1980 we have shown our supporters as well as our doubters that we are here to stay. Our growth as a comprehensive high school is both noteworthy and well noted. You, the staff members of the American, are charged with documenting the year 1979-80 for posterity and recalling for your classmates the magic that made this year memora- big for everyone. Congratulations on a fantastic jo . Mel Goertz Assistant to the Principal 100 Principals 'ki'1lr'k

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Standin left to right: Wiaiam Sullivan Henry lensen Edward Alliguie Louis Rose DISTRICT IADIYIIPIISTRATIGN Dr. William Baker Dr. Frank Fiscalini Standing left to right: Stanley Keller Olivia Moritz Henry Gage BOP. RD CF TRUSTEES 102 District Adm. 'k'k'k'k Yaya de Luna Martinez, Ph.D Richard Tanaka