Leland High School - Legend Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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- tt.. This year Leland's drama department presented its first play entitled Mr. Hobbs Vacation. The play proved to be an outstanding performance in both acting and production. Mr. Hobbs Vacation was a comedy enacted by a cast showing talent far above the average. Mr. Hobbs was portrayed by Bill Higgens who adlibbed his own character which paralleled the role of Mr. Hobbs. Inspired by Mr. LoBues excellent direction the students excelled in carrying out their individual roles in each play. The drama department also presented another play which was entitled All My Sons . It was presented late in the spring. This drama involved a fathers failures in himself and the affect it had on his family and immediate friends. It was a contrast to the first play but it too turned out very well. 88

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Harold Chayer Kar Kally ,fs-,, 1 . . - Q ' 3 I -is -I -A L , 1 . ... This old Komb just miyht make it J .7 can just yet the tire chanyedf On ,llareh 2, 1968, the feland Key Ulub spon- sored a car Rally for Harold Thayer. J-laroldis kidneys were damayed by disease and he required very expensive treatment. The Car Rally was held to hebr Harold 's family pay for the eupenses. The 6'ar Nally proved to be very amusiny. Out of the hfty-siu cars that started only about twenty-hoe ended up at the destination. After endiny up at such places as San .7ranc1sco, ,Monterey and ,fllviso most of the contestants made their way back to the Dance which was held at the ,Almaden Country Club. During the dance the winners were announced they were, ,Marv Parsons, hrstf Dale Adair, second and Cfheryl Nan- zau, third The Berkeley iarm Band provided the entertainment for the dance. ,All in all the day proved to be very eventful and everyone who participated in the rally enjoyed themselves. ,Are you sure the sryn said ZTIIIIN KIGHU? Hmm, think .771 trade it in for a volkswagen! sd Si' N-N - 43. , t iff! A-3 1 g ' Xa! I. X 'dx '

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Phofvgraphy Under the able direction of Mr. Dave Dickerson, the Charger Photography Staff had an eventful and interesting year. Students captured exciting and memorable campus and social activities for Leland's yearbook and newspaper, while often endangering their lives dodging blocks on the side- lines or balancing on a teetering ladder. Working many long hours in the well-equipped de- veloping lab these students made an outstanding contribu- tion to the campus life. 'Posed in actionl Lauren Moll, Chief Photographer Thanks to Lauren Moll's ex- perience and helpful direction, the photography staff was able to meet last-minute newspaper and yearbook deadlines. Lauren, Chief Photographer, organized the staff to be efficient and creative in their quest for originality. ln her sometimes thankless iob Lauren diligently worked extra hours and on week-ends to process needed pictures. The Yearbook Staff would like to give a special thanks to Lauren for her patience and dedication. The Photography Staff: Doug Alvarez, Lauren Moll. Gene Benson. Steve Kraten. Paula Sund, Paul Estrade.