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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

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Life goes quickly backwards and slowly ahead. Reflections are precious. Let them escape. l YF NI 2 WJ ff U 'J apr 9 ' v ya if' . , . '. X a v' s NX 'G I xx NX KI V7 , Fw .LQ 1 55 W ' ' -'A ' ' -.4 .cm 1- W7 .xg IS GH of Cont 2 fi 1- Faculty 10 Academics 20 Seniors 32 Underclassmen 66 Sports 94 Activities 734 Advertising 758 V w w A wp-Q1-was sl REFLECTING UPON US, IDEAS, VALUES AND KNOWLEDGE, WARMTH AND COMPANIONSHIP: THOSE IMPORTANT VIRTUES THAT STAY WITH US TO REFLECT ON FUTURE YEARS- - FUTURE GENERATIONS Reflecting Values and Ideas SENlORS1970 In February 1965, jerry and Renny Russell, two young brothers, collaborated on a book, On the Loose, which is a photographic essay that glorifies the eloquence of nature's wilderness, the world that has not been spoiled by human contact. There is a passage in the book that reads: You can go through life fudging and evading, indulging and slacking, never really hungry, nor frightened, nor passionatly stirred, your highest moment a mere sentimental orgasm, and your first real Contact with primary and elemental necessities the sweat of your death bed. l hope we've prepared you for more than this during our three years at Leland. We hope that you've been provided with strength, determi- nation, improvisation and tolerance so that you will know the joy of exhaustion, the taste of sweat, and most important the thrill of knowing that now you can rely on yourself to make the kinds of decisions necessary to live, rather than just pass through life. ZW 'X 2 r X The vice principals, Mrs. Rudd, Mr. Ridley, and Mr. Mahaffey, have helped us through the year with their friendly smiles, encouraging words, and genuine feeling of concern for the students. They are examples of the adult generation reflecting feeling for the young- understanding them and giving them the needed guidance in these formative, influen- tial years. E 'D s. X Reflections In rectrospect we wish to render a special salute to our counselors who have devoted their time and energy in giving us guidance and encouragement. They are always willing and able to listen to our pro- blems. Mrs.Zaro,H lth Cl k Of Warmth And Compassion Lf- O zzzzg :pl +ve 5 9525 ' H533 as IP FI 'I'I gg P. Galletta I5 IMC STAFF Mrs. B. Falletta, Mrs. B. Suche PC1533 C I'1 P Mrs. M. Keyworth, Mrs. S. B h SDE CAFETERIA STAFF quasi-I WAIAQJO., femd- Mich. St. Univ., Spirit, GAA Swim, Basket., Gym., Soft. 5 NMMWALQ- Stanford U., Var. Foot., Var. Track, Var Club Adiv. ,QM f -Wx v ii 5.1. St., U. of Colorado Ariz. St. Univ., Cal. St. Univ., Soph Foot., Soph Basket. , ,Nm --1-6 JAM XMMW University of Wisconsin mwah Bemidji St. College, Fresno SI. 7?a'..gg Girls S. 1. St. College Chorus, Geri Club. Cal. College of San Fran. fL4.,f 81 Crafts, Art Club. I 1 .54 40451, U. of Baseball gli the 553 11-A , W s . :tt .. A N s. 1R43 .4-.4 E M S. Basket., Reflecting l . .lj ,X xl V, X . X KL-. 4. 2 ' .0 I , I fra. . e V - A W I ltfjfk xx x W, yfdafdvflw 5.1. State College MAJJ San lose State College, Pho- tography. Ideas if: 5.1. State College I f X. xl ,d.,.,..49-Aff? Cath. Univ., Univ. Colorado, New Mex. Univ., Fr. Club. may EIU,-.1 S. 1. St. College sw WW! New Mex. Highlands Univ., Newspaper Advisor. Qlfwliwmffi S. I. St. College, Yearbook Advisor. il' . . - rf - 9EQiLg.xi4 w' l fra C Univ. of Penn.,Tennis li S. l. St. College, Speech 84 Debate Club. fffwwyiffffzw Stanford Univ., Mu Alpha ThetaAdvi. Till' mQ Lf'f0?f5+s S. I. St. College, Drama Pro- ductions. ,f ff? f TW' . 'HI' lax as KQV 7'77f'-P-Zi' Univ. of Calif., Reading. Univ. of San Fran., Golf Coach. mn I ll v?......,,-,V ......,.. . Sacramento State College Cloth. Dept. 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Q r. - -.iw pg. ...- X. - 5. -WI -ri . - YQ .. . - c2xfJwe5Hw-efsbr San lose St. Collegep GAA Advisory Orchesis tmod. danceclubl S if l s 'a.'. 1' , gt 5 13 ' wldliamcfnult San lose Stateg Marching Band Li BA-Univ. of CalfBerkg Li- braryCredits: San lose State fkfgffn. M Unversity of Cal Berkeley ...I Univ. of Cal-Berkg CSF, Cross Countryg Track Qi' f 'ffff -Niilii Sw.. . C li MA-Colorado State Col- lege of Educ. BS-Neb. St. Teachers Col. Univ. oi Southern Califor- niag Soccer Coach CAM Ldwlz. Sl Stateg C and D Basketball Soph Baseball V. . gf.. Univ. of Californiag junior Class Advisorg UN Club Ad- visor IY U.L!laLm., SI Stateg Univ. Ca.g Univ. of Pacific! Vars. Ftbll Time, ScienceClub ,flu-igQTUL7v.Lg1f7!J BA-San Francisco State Swimming and Water Polo Coach Reflecting Knowledge 5-2 .QQ 'L Nl , Q uno GIEJB ACADEMICS le a in an of m h H H gr in The student at Leland experiences endless rning opportunities. He can peer through inicroscope examining the life that exists a pond. He can learn the touch system on adding machine. He can argue the merits the democratic system. He can fall dra- tically to the floor as a sword pierces his art, only to rise and repeat his heroic act. can learn a language through earphones. can express his beliefs during small up discussions, which reach into probes depth. He can comprehend the difficult principles of math. For gone is the security of bfi Le in w re the fifty minute class cycleg gone is the ll determining movement. The student at land is no longer one in a flock, he is an ividual that can find himself. Things that re once so far out of reach are now only 'ilections of the past. ic N, Q 5 N x , ' k gg, ,R xx, A , J ,- ' -. a... XB yi ,mn g .I ff Whether it is baking cookigs, Y setting a table, feeding a ba planning. a meal or learning budget expenses, the hom making classes learn the rig method under Mrs. Mellino a Mrs. Donaire. K6 E2 nd I 24 ffl!! nf f Z' , ut, ff' In auto mechanics boys learn not only what makes a car tick.., but what to do when it stops ticking. Mr. Potts teaches students to develop a green thumb by working in Leland's greenhouse. To give our Leland students a broad understanding of the world around them, our Social Science Department offers a series of courses whi make the students more informed and interested citizens. The program consists of many courses ranging from Ameri World History. With the help of the Social Science Departm constantly growing and changing as is the world around us. ch are designed to an Government to nt the program is Mkxggam i 26 1 wa' '13 To give the students at Leland a wide scope in management and business ed- Leland offers a variety of courses intended to lengthen the knowledge of the students. One such course is psychology in which the students learn to ex- plore each others' minds. Increased emphasis in our technological society on mathematics has altered the Curriculums, and Leland is meeting the challenge by offering math analysis and calculus. Nnst 'si 'X ' s 'fri N.- ucation the department offers courses such as Record Keeping and Bookkeeping. ts: Art is an Expression of emotion. It may be inspired by a sense of beauty, by some inner experience, or by ideals and aspirations. Art is the product of superb craftsmanship com- bined with creative imagination. Both of these combined contribute to a person's enjoyment of art. J ffm ' ' ...vt ' 'Www we-lbw' vm for if If lift Q t bm an L M,ff 'Q ll st :xxx N Wm -gqgxqk ,ii 5 cv .sc s Q - 5 - - .. . , w2:-C Z. -- - .X- f f TEXT - stirs- -.g l .5 Q ., , , , s sf. -- se x Y r' 'W iivf f i The eagerness for a challenge, the spirit of the unknown, the thrill of all accomplishment, all of these are aspects of the Leland student's life. i fi ff- 'x Gur Foreign Exc My s return great rr Duri much so mu wond At f my ot I wo of the Iso Dear Le your CJD and wa Reflections of hange Students land High School: tay with you is nearing its end now. When I home to my country, I will take with me memories of my visit to your country. ng the time l've been here, l've learned so bout your people so very different but yet h the same as mine. Everyone has been so rful and friendly to me. Irst when I arrived I felt like a stranger in untry, and now I feel as though I am leaving Ier home. uld like to thank you all for your hospitality rmth. I will always consider my stay here one greatest experiences of my life. an Rug The year that has just passed is one I will never forget. I enjoyed every day of my stay at Leland. I found the students very helpful and friendly. This experience I have had in a school with a very different kind of peoplefrom another part of this vast world could have ended in failure, but thanks to the helping hands of the students I was able to survive. I gained many new friends and fulfilled the very purpose of my being here. The stay proved to be very interesting to me. I met different teachers with different methods and ideas about teaching. I was able to share my problems with other students as well as listen to theirs. My experience at Leland has been very fulfilling. Thank you for everything. Sawce ?0YVL walk 54.0. Dear Leland High School Now that I have been attending Leland for my senior year and am about to leave, I would like you to know how much I enjoyed it. Everyone here has been so nice to me and helped me whenever necessary. You simply can't imagine what an experience it has been to attend school in a foreign country, especially when there is such a difference. Rallies, football games, the rooter-bus, the snackbar, House of Representatives and even the counselors were entirely new to me. I am afraid I will miss all of these when I return to Ger- many this year. I would like you to know that I am happy to have gained new friends. Let me thank you once more for everything in a German word, DANKESCHON! 3l 9' iw 5 i. gn, ir' L '2 ii 2 lfvpr. .4 5. er I1 J fit- yr . f wiggn, 0 fs 1 ,rv-s...,,. A ,- flu 1 President Vice President Dirk Simon Ron Spears Secretary Treasurer Kathy Hawkins Martin Weiss Senior Council 34 l vXt x Q1 ,ai-Ia 1 ' 'Q H' ' P .A , , nj, ':l- ' - I: Y X I.-.5 A 1. '-Maul.-'!v QM mf 15 r', gyv W4 S 1112.455 k JI - f wr SNS? 'E X xii V.- '1. V F uf, .5 M ,nf N, - , ,f , 4. . '.7. P 1 3.-,wg HO. -- L Y. ran ' ' ' 'I 'xffY'a'4 ofSenior Moods 36 4 Senior Bests be ee - W if L Q+Q .Q .1 I I I 1 'I .r ' gk' .5 X an r '1 Y- .- 7 q N, kr If A uf S ' .I r fe L uk . . 32 I I li' I n lr. Q I Tv I . Y , J I f I ls . W ' --:: . Zigi? .. f : Q .Q . .eq V- ,K L L- f f 'ak -5 fslg fb IMF? Va. 4:'sTi?f1W.5 N - S .wif 2.14, . X, I- ,ff T I -'If-7 -, 'E - I BESTALLAROUND Val Wagner Bob Pfitzenmaier BEST LOOKING Kit Berry Corinne Ranzau 7 I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dave Duke Michelle Webb BEST SMILE Sherry Metcalfe Dave Samples MOST ACTIVE Sue Williamson Craig Kelly Q3 Mew. CLASS CLOWNS MOST TALENTED Rich Fisher Kori Kreider Debbie Falconio Patty Bolster Craig Kagel jeb Beck 9 MOST ATHLETIC Ted Walls Sue Russell , MOST FRIENDLY l Mike Barton Laurie Porges MOST MASCULINE - Mark Smith MOST FEMINI NE - Karen Ross .,f .Z Akin, Don Allfrey, Charles Alvarez, Doug nl Ames, Paul Amaya, Bob Amundson, Lynn 15?-Iv 4 A Arthur, Deborah Avrdano, Rrck Barnes Bonnie After Three Years Barton, Michael S. Bash, james Bauer, Paul .QQ- Baze, Louie Bean, Larry Beck, leb The First Beck, Paula Beldmg, jeffrey Belshe, Debra Bennett, Alan Bently, Nancy Berg, Robert Bergantz, Cynthia Berry, Kit Birdwell, Debra ,gi '1Z. Blenderman, Ann Bloom, Chuck Bloomstrand, jeff Bolster, Patricia Brocchini, Randy Buckalew, Denise Busath, Sandy Buzzell, Gary Caldwell, jeff Calcaterra, janet Carruth, Claudia Chamberlin, Deborah Critchlow, Carolyn Cushman, Gary Davis, Debra deBruijn, Peter Denhart, William 1. Dettman, Lisa Chennault, Darlene Chockie, Mindy Clark, Kathy Clark, Valerie Cook, Gail Cooper, Susan ww 1:-9-13 ,4-av IR Ai Q -4l 1 ff' Dibb Elaine Dick, Colleen Domenichini, Dolores Driscoll, Scott Duke, David 1. Antici atin Dunkel, William l Eaton, Michael Elliott, lan Eurglunes, lim Falconio, Deborah Fisher, Dave Fisher, Marilyn l 44 vfisgr is- FQ? Fisher, Richard Fisher, Teri Ffaggf Allen Vhe Future Fortini, lan Fromm, james 'N X Foley, Kevin y Froelick, Don Funson, Don Fox, Pat Gamache ,Robert Godinez, David Gordon, loy 45 Goueia, Len Gould, Greg Guarino, Cassandra Hammer, Paul Hamond, Ralph Guin,lane Hall, Peter Hardin, jim Hardy, David Harmon, Dana Harkness, Dwayne Harrington, Carole ,4 Seeking Ne ai-'?'9 Harty, laNeen Haskell, Sherrie Hawkins, Kathy Hayes, Deborah Heagerty, Eileen Heagerty, james rizons Herbert, Leslie Hindersinn, jeff Haney, G. joe Hinson, Stephen Hobler, Lynn Hoffmann, Debra Hogg, Nick Hoiby, Cheryl Holbrook, Ann Holinsworth, Valerie Howard, Cathie Hubbard, Mark X . ,f-...,,..a f was Q,-.: ' VMI' , Zi in ,grx ,lg if-A -av :QN- Taking Pri Hughes, Kathy Husby, Patti Hyden, Fred lde, Kathie lwatate, Joanne Johnson, Phyllis N- S . , 1 the Past Kaufenberg, Susan Kelly, Craig Kent, Larry Knapel, Ron Knight, Kay Kobesak, Susan lohnston, Robert johnson, Wanda jones, Gary lorgenson, Cary Kagel, Craig Kain, Steve fig, 'ii . .4 ' are ,yy ,Mi A, i Kreider, Kori K. Laloie, Gail Leonard, Colleen Lichtenstein, Helen Lind, Larry Long, Karen Long, Marla Lucas, David MacPherson, David Macias, Olga john Martindale, Nancy Nw? no.-A5299 N7 I 50 Martinson, Mary Lou McConachie, William A. McKannay, Frank Lcfzzr Matthews, lane Matthewson, Grant McAndrews, Cathy McLean, Victoria McKay, leanett McCoy, john Mendoza, Ernest Menges, Gregg Metcalfe, Sherry 51 Michael, Reg Miller, Gary Miller, Karen Moore, Paul Mulholland, Maureen Mischker, Nancy Miskell, john Mueller, Shelley Nemetz, Gary Nicolarsen, lim Obenour, Helen Olkowski, Karen Fm X QQ. Reachingf fiiliit UCCGSS Paddock, Laura Papp, Susie Olsen, Susan Osborn, Debra S. Oliver, Sharon Pasqual, Richard i Patton, Kathy Perkins, Anne Patellaro, Gary Peterson, Deborah Pfitzenmaier, Robert Philibosian, Michele Photopoulos, Sam Pierce, Steve Pierce, Timothy Pinterits, Christine Polyhronakis, Dena Ponzini, janet tiff -4 W membering Eacll Porges, Laurie Powell, Stephen Powers, jeff Pumarada, Isauro Quinn, Loretta Rafaelo, Adrianne isa Vllhf' f emorable Day Rivera, Pricilla Rose, Tom Ross, Karen A. Rowse, Sharon Ruelas, Bernie Russell, Sue i Rahe, Kathy Ranzau, Corinne Rapp, Dan Richardson, joshua Ritchie, Robin L. Rivas, Patrick Ryon, l0hf1 Samples, David aww ,..... rg Saia, Donald Schneider Catherine Sanchez, less c reck Kathleen Sanders, Nola Schwartz, Barbara Seifert, Mel Shimp, Glenn Siegfried, Kathy Simon, Dirk 56 Sluka, David Stancliffe, Denise Swanson, Andrew Smith, Mark Stanyard, Paula Sweeney, Michael Smith, Valerie Spears, Ronald Sullivan, Pamela Sturdeuant, Glen . Taormino, joe Terrell, Daniel S. Terry, Gina Thayer, Greg Thomson, Steven nd' Tosky, Fred Trujillo, lacqueline Toledo, Susan Tomasello, Robert Utz, janet Valencia, Loretta Vass, Howard Venier, Nancy Vossler, Richard 3 Seeking Their 41 N X- t H 5 xv , - ' 3.2: .f,:Zl. N H . , 'in-,.. if Ioals. . . i J Webb, Michelle Weiss, Martin C. Vrba, Kathleen Walls, Ted Wagner, Val Wesson, Richard Wilkusl Thomas Weidmann, Richard Williamson, Sue 5 Wood, Bob Wood, Ronald Wood, Peter C. Woods, Norma Younge, Richard Zanotto, Mary Vernig, Ioanne 4Y Juli Sen io rs N Cantania, Shirley Garzini, Robbie Hole, Kathy len kins, Rebecca johnson, Frank Loncarick, Rick Morris, lim Murray, Clifton 60 of Pictured Nascimento, Mark Pawelezyk, Dave Postelle, Beverly Ramirez, Eleanor Ramirez, Rebecca Stewart, lim Stites, Terry Sun d, Paula june 1970 Dear Leland High: Graduation is here! As we walk down the aisle, reflections of our past three years - laughter, sorrow, friends, teachers, games, dances - come back to us - and then we walk on! Orientation 1966 and we met as a class. We were to be Leland's first class to be promoted from Sophomore to junior to Senior. The rallies and games brought out a new spirit that we hadn't experienced in junior high. We began to feel a spirit that stayed with us throughout our three years at Leland. As juniors, we returned to find a new and dif- ferent year awaiting to challenge us. We found a new Sophomore class, and Seniors, and junior History instead of Drivers Ed. As Seniors we returned to orientate yet another future generation of Leland students. Our Senior Year has been the best - our defeat in football over Pioneer at San lose City, the Senior Carnival, Senior Ice Skating and the Senior Ball. Yes, graduation is here - and we have many mem- ories and reflections of our three years at Leland. May those of you that continue at Leland find your experiences to be as meaningful and re- warding as we have. The Graduating Class of 1970 FISHER, RICHARD Ft. Ball 10,11,125 Soccer 125 Track 12. FLAGG,, ALLEN Ft. Ball 105 French Club. FROM, RANDY Track 10-125 CSF 125 Cross Country 10-12. FUSON, DON Ft. Ball 10-125 Baseball 10-12, Basket- ball 10-12. GODINEZ, DAVE Ft. Ball 105 Baseball 10,115 Basket- ball 10-12. GUARINO, CASSIE House of Rep. 10-125 Council 10-125 CSF 11,12. HALL, PETE C8fD Basketball5 Golf. HAMMER, PAUL Ft. Ball 10-12, Baseball 10, Basket- ball 10-12. HARDIN, IIM Ft. Ball 10-12, House of Rep. 12, Soc- cer 125 Baseball 12. HARKNESS, DWAYNE Council 115 Key Club 12. HARMON, DANA Cross Country 10-125 French 10, 115 House of Rep 11. HARRINGTON,, CAROLE Lettergirl12. HARTY, IANEEN Homecoming Queen 12, Pom Pon 125 Homecoming Princess 11. HASKELL, SHERI Sadie Hawkins 105 Social Com- missioner 12. HAWKINS, KATHY Class Sec. 125 CSF 10-125 Records Commissioner 11. HAYES, DEBORAH German 10,125 CSF 12. HEAGERTY, EILEEN Athletics Commissioner 105 Choir 11,125 Yearbook 12. HEAGERTY, IIM Art Club 10,115 Football 10-125 Wrestling5 Basketball. HERBERT, LESLIE Council 11,12, csE 10-12, Quest Rep. 125 French Club 12. HINEY, JOE Ft. Ball 11,125 Wrestling 11,12, ASB Play 115 Council 11. HINSON, STEVE Cross Country 105 Track 10,115 Wrestling 11. HOBLER, LYNN Council 125 GAA Treas. 115 GAA Vice Pres 12. HOFFMAN, DEBBIE Yearbook 12. HOGG, NICK CSF 10-125 ASB Play 11,125 Water Polo 11,125 Swimming 10-12. HOLBROOK, ANN CSF 10-125 House of Rep. 125 Council 125 Spirit Club. HOLE, KATHY French Club 10,115 Art Club 12, Choir 11,125 Future Nurses. HOWARD, CATHY Pom Pon 125 Homecoming Princess 125 House of Rep. 11,12, HYDEN, FRED lr. Class Pres. 115 Cross Country5 Track 10,115 CSF10-12. IDE, KATHY Choir 10,125 Spirit 12. IOHNSON, PHYLLIS Ski Club 125 Spirit 105 Spanish Club 10. IOHNSTON, BOB Council 10-125 Key CIub5 Tennis 10-125 Soccer 12. IORGENSON, GARY Art Club 12. KAGEL, CRAIG ASB Plays 10-125 Drama Commis- sioner 125 Talent Show. KAIN, STEVE Ft. Ball 10-125 Baseball 10-12, Basket- ball 10. KAUFENBERG, SUE Pom Pon 125 House of Rep. 10, 115 Class Secretary 10. KELLY, CRAIG House of Rep. 125 Senior Council 12. KNAPEL, RON Ft. Ball 105 Basketball 105 Baseball5 jr. Prom Dec. Comm. 11. KNIGHT, KAY House of Rep. 115 Sadie Hawkins 105 jr. Prom 115 Yearbook 12. KRIEDER, KORI Powder Puff 10,11,125 Cheerleader 105 lr. Class Spirit Com. LEONARD, COLLEEN Powder Puff 125 Lettergirl 115 Council 12. LICHTENSTEIN, HELEN French Club 105 Choir 11,12, LONCARICH, RICK Capt. ofthe Year. 12. LONG, KAREN German Club 115 Ski Club. '-J! Nik-is LONG, MARLA Drill Team 125 Choir 11,125 French Club 10,11,12. LUCAS, DAVE Ft. Ball 10,11,125 Track 10,11,125 Bas- ketball 10,11,12. MACPHERSON, DAVE Water Polo 10,11,125 Swim- ming 10,115 Key Club 12. MARTI NDALE, NANCY Track Field 11. MARTINSON, MARY LOU Yearbook 12. MATTHEWS, IANE CSF 10,11,125 lr. Prom 8: Home- coming Prin.11,125 Ski Club. MATTHEWSON, GRANT Water Polo 10, 11,125 Swim- ming 10,11. MCCONACHIE, BILL Class Treas. 115 CSF 10,11,125 Key Club 11,12. MCCOY, JOHN Candy Drive Chairman 125 Water Polo 10-125 Key Club 11,12. MCLEAN, VIKI GAA 105 Newspaper Editor 125 Choir 10,12. MENDOZA, ERNEST Baseball 105 Ft. Ball 105 Soccer 125 Basketball 10. MACKAY, IEANETTE House of Rep. 125 GAA 125 Drama 10,12. MENGES, GREG Water Polo 10-125 Court justice 105 House of Rep. 10,11. METCALFE, SHERRY House of Rep. 105 jr. Prom Bids 115 Yearbook 12. MISKELL,jOHN Golf 10,11. MUELLER, SHELLEY Council 115 Newspaper 115 jr. Prom Dec. Chairman 11. MURRAY, CLIFF ASB Treas.125 Candy Sale Manag- er 12. NEMETZ, GARY Wrestling 11,125 Ft. Ball 105 Track 115 Art Club11. NICOLARSEN, JIM Science Club 10,115 Golf 115 Chess Club 11. OLIVER, SHARON Lettergirl 115 House of Rep. 10,12l Elections Com 12. OLSEN, SUSAN Powder Puff Capt. 125 Carnival Cooll125 House of Rep. 10,12. OSBCDRN, DEBBIE Lettergirl 115 House of Rep. 105 lr. Prom Comm. 11. PADDOCK, LAURA Sports 10,11,125 Choir 10,11,12. PERKINS, ANNE, Mascot 115 House of Rep. 11,12, Ski Club Pres. 125 GAA. PFITZQENMAIER, BOB Football 11,125 ASB Pres. 12. PHILIIBOSIAN, MICHELLE Choir 10,12. PHO'l'OPOULOS, SAM Ft. Ball 10,11,125 Track 10, 11,12l French Club 10,11. PINTERITS, CHRIS House of Rep. 11,125 Council 115Gl A115 Choir11,12. POR 1 ES, LAURIE Pom Pon 125 jr. Prom Chairman 115 House of Rep. 11,12. POWELL, STEVE Ft. Ball 10,115 Track 10,11,125 Ski Club y.P.11,12. POWFRS, IEFF Art Club 12. PUMARADA, ISAURO Soccer 125 House of Rep. 125 Forei n Exchange Student 12. RAN AU, CORINNE CCS 10,11,125 V.10,11,125 lr. Council 115 Yearbook 12. RAPP5 DAN CSF 10,11,125 German Club 10,115 Counlcil12. RITCI-IIE, ROBIN Choirg Arr Club 12. ROSE, TOM Track 105'Council 11,125Cross Country 11,125 csr 10,11,12. ROWSE, SHARON ccs 1o,11,12, v. 10,12. French Club lc3ec.105 Council 11. RUELAS, BERNIE Golf10-125 Chess 10. RUSS LL, SUE GAA V.P., Pres. 11,125 Council 125 Girls ports 10-12. SAMPLES, DAVE Golf 11, Soccer 12, Baseball 12. SCHNEIDER, CATHY House of Rep. 125 French Club 115C1AA10,11,12. SCHRECK, KATHY French Club 115 Council 125 Drill Team 12. SCHWARTZ, BARB Lettergirl 115 GAA 10-125 justice 105 House of Rep. 10. SEIFERT, MEL Ft. Ball 10,115 German Club 11,125 Ski Club 12. SIMON, DIRK Class Pres. 125 House of Rep. 11,125 Track 10,115 Key Club 12. SLUKA, DAVE House of Rep. 115 Baseball 115 Bas- ketball 115 Ft. Ball 12. SMITH, MARK Ft. Ball 11,125 Soccer 125 Track 10, 11,12. SMITH, VAL House of Rep. 115 Christmas Dance Decorations 11. SPEARS, RON Class V.P.125 Football 105 Golf 10,11, 12. MSTANCLIFFE, DENISE House of Rep. 105 Sports 10. SULLIVAN, PAM House of Rep. 105 Float Comm. 105 Ir. Prom Comm. 11. SUND, PAULA CSF5 Archery5 Photography IFK Scholarship5 Science Club. SWANSON, ANDY Ft. Ball 105 Convention Delegate 115 Beverly Postelle. TAORMINO, IOE CGROOVEYI Baseball 105 Ft. Ball 11,125 Soccer 12. TERRELL, DAN Ft. Ball 10,115 Track 11,125 Soccer 11,125 House of Rep. 12. TERRY, GINA Girls Sports5 Art Club. THAYER, GREG Ft. Ball 105 Golf 105 Track 11,125 Bas- ketball 12. TOMASELLO, BOB Photography 12. TRIUILLO, IACKIE Choir 11,125 CSF 125 Art Club 125 French Club 10. UTZ, IAN IR. Class Sec. 115 lr. Prom Queen 115 Year- book Editor 12. VENIER, NANCY Council 125 Spirit Club. VOSS, HOWARD Art Club 125 Sr. Carnival. VRBA, KATHI Council 125 Drill Team 125 GAA 115 Choir 11,125 French Club 11. WAGNER, VAL ASB VP 125 Cheerleader 11,125 Sr. Ball Chairman 12. WALLS, TED Ft. Ball 10,11,125 Track 125 Soccer 125 House of Rep. 10. WALKER, DEB CSF 105 French Club 10. WEBB, MICHELLE ASB Treas. 125 lr. Class VP 115 jr. Iustice115 CSF 10,11,12. WElSS,, MARTIN Sr. Treas. 125 Math Club Pres. CSF 10,11,125 House of Rep. WILLIAMSON, SUE Cheerleader 125 GAA5 Chrman of lr. Float5 Comm of Rec. 11. WOOD, BOB Soccer 125 Key Club 11,125 Wrestling 10,125 Council 11. WOOD, PETER Track 10-125 CSF 10,11,125 Wrestling 115 House of Rep. WOODS, CHERYLL Basketball Scorer. YOUNGE, RICH ASB Treas. 115 Track 10,11,125 Class VP 105 CSF 10,11,12. ZANOTTO, MARY C.AA11,125 Spanish Club 10, 11. V w , wi 4 1 1 1 X. UNDERCLASSIVIEN 1.4 1 Q Q fr .. 4, 4 -. Chuck Berg Karen Foley President Vice President XX: 25 9 22514 vu - 4' s X7 Becky Smith Dan Apple Secretary Treasurer 3 mf.. we bv- Q n 93 B' xv V 's :Q- Q iA Q., .Q.5, Ep , f 3 1. N Q 9 R. Bean 'ls ie? .1 - - 'F L' 1 I ,..,, . . f B. Beckham 'M' xi it 1 .K fx, Wd' 'M ' Q. '42 L X? i R f. D3 , .S D. Bartolini K. Baxter f '? A E. Ayotte I, Ballard C. Barman 4 S 5 st I .x -Q 1. f itil D V D D. Apple R. Applegate I. Arthur I. Avila C. Abel E. Adams B. Adshade L. Aguirre M. Albright P. Aline D. Allen C. Allen H. Alves K. Anderson .--a C. Berg D. Beverly B. Black I. Blackstone P. Blair ov 'Q . -,.., l. Blenderman ' - - X- - A M. Bono . D. Boswell C. Bowen K. Boyd X Q I S 1. Boye j. Bradish ' N B. Bradley - I, I. Breen ,Q ' .. dx .. WL? ' , C. Brown D. Brown K. Brown 71 4 M4 I! 'R' ' s lg mf an lr N 'mal B f 1 if L. 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FRONT ROW-Coach Miller, Cary Riddell, Rick Smith, Rick Hiney Mike Estrada, Dave Boswell, joe Hiney, Coach Bell. 2-Cliff Murry Rich Fisher, Greg Bruni, lim Hardin, Bob Pfitzenmaier, Don Fu- son, Ken Willet, Al Morales, Coach Taylor. 3-Scott Driscoll Dave Lucas, Steve Kain, Mark Smith, Rob McLean, Erin Adams, Mark McAndrews, 4-lim Bash, Mark Donaire, Mike Minkel Art Saldavar, Pete Thompson, Mark Salazar, lim Castaldo 5 lan Breen, Rick Welde, Mike Vivo, Bob Crompton, lim Heagerty Paul Hammer, Rick Rule, Ted Walls. 1969 Varsity Football Unidentified Charger chases after a Westmont fumble. ff 4 . 9 -ff' ' f' ' S Chargers bring down Westmont ball carrier after a short gain. sis, ivy. vw ,R yi ',K'u b f' J' .g Q 1 . 1 ., .7933 -p.. - ,f:.P,i64.,, f. ' ' Mi -.' ' VW. 1-LN-fi' l.-if if :SH v T Q.. 7 9' 64 :ii T ,eff .4 I Y-F. 9 I H I , I K A all hw W ,lwfkw I . I 5' 4 fl f ' veit f s .. o' ' s 'J ,V Q , W I ' f f S . at ' X I sf K . I, I . rf 4. . - .- X , . . , n '-f., i l fill K 'f L' v ' 'ff' 1 1 b C., .P tY'- ' P 1?-1, V ft f ' M-'S 4 'yi K 4 .X , 1 f ' Trfmpdlw ,' ... 1 - . . f ' A ,A -, yrgwi . --1 . i ,. ' ' lan .R 96 dw it . HQ? - s' S, A-S-5 Q -har CHARGERS KEEP FIGHTING WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH! Reflecting Leland Chargers Q ' . ui . Q. Q xx-his X A -1 Z H -U ,,L k.W u 4 . T T 9 f 93 U A sf Y la , . W , .. yt i iii' 1,4 If U P -'L , 5454, T 4- fe 'X - . if :Wt ,S 5 X, in-+Q...2 Ja f V - QSWWW- Swmvc f. X' ,fp 4 A . M , 97 The most important judgement of a team in competitive sports is how many times that team can end up on the pos- itive side of the final score. A team may accumulate many first downs or com- pleted passes, however, these statistics do not equal the final amount of points on the scoreboard. Everyone likes a winner, as the saying goes. But what about teams that try their best, but somehow, someway , just can't seem to reach that elusive plateau of success. Many hours of great exertion in' prac- tice, both mental and physical, are put into our football program. This effort is not only displayed by our football players, but by the coaching staff as well. The main goal is a Championship. This goal could not realize this year. Our players tried their best, and, most of all they realize price t price i giving be. To for an They a what victory means, and the at must be paid to obtain it. The ss playing while hurt, and never up, no matter what the score may our 1969 football team, thanks Exciting and rewarding fall season. e champions in their own rights. W X Pride-Determination Pioneer Willow Glen Lincoln Live Oak Gilroy San lose NON-LEAGUE Mt. Pleasant Westmont Sophomore Football . Tut: FRONT ROW: Coach Brooks, T. Mennitti, D. Hembree, N. Paler- ma, B. Thompson, R. Bloomstrand, D. Edwards, H. Hoeptner, G. Contreras, D. Thompson, M. Voss, Coach Nava, SECOND ROW D. Chasuk, M. Rose, E.- Strebel, C. Hardin, I. Martinez, D. Seigel D. Heath, 1. Lawson, K. Atwood, 1. Ault, M. Buzzell, C. Allen mil w w esp... f- if-.xr 'qi tw.: elf! 71 .. W.. .M . . ljggr., ., v,,'1,, J fdviyai ef' geiaaffi... - 'Y sci ' ji-Q21 .W At' ' . , , -pmfrx . 5' 511 'L .. .,', 1,1 4 . lv 'f5 r ilesbjr .,, A16 , -vfaihawfbvts 'Y als.. THIRD R W: M. Harrison, P. Andrews, D. Gotschall, I. Petrehn G. Leo, . Estrada, R. Holbrook, I. DeWhitt, R. Chamberlain, G Barthel, . Damon, FOURTH ROW: D. Higgins, H. Helms, F Black, S. Thompson, 1. Emerson,M. Sigler, D. McAndrews E Gibson, .Anzalone, D. Layton, L. Lasko, S. Bowen. Charger offensive huddle 0 eggs-.L-:QM Guy Leo kicks off! A determined team with a broken play. Dennis Heath runs another for the Chargers. I was very pleased with the team the last few games because I really think that they finally pulled themselves together, and played outstanding foot- ball. This is probably a good time to give recognition to the boys who really did an outstanding job throughout the year. First, I would like to pay tribute to a boy we lost during the season, Steve Thompson who died of a football injury the third week of football. I think that we lost an outstand- ing citizen. A trophy has been set aside to be given to the outstanding sophomore football player each year. The award was won this year by Tom Menniti, who was also selected to the First Team All-League STAL. He was the outstanding player on the Soph- omore team. The outstanding lineman was David Gotschal, the most versatile football player on the team. He played end, tackle and center. The team captains were Mike Voss and Dennis Heath. HJLQMM VARSITY TOP: P.Bauer, F.Hyden, R.Stancliffe, T.Rose, D.Halmon, D.Elliott, F.Spevacek, BOTTOM: M,Huggins, D. Layton, R.Younge, D.Rubin, R.Fromm, 1.Schneider, S.Pierce W l l SOPHOMORE: Coach C. Sullivan, E. Storm, R. Osborn, M. Goodwin, R. Adair, C. Ross, 5. Pierce i This year Leland was honor ed to have one of the fine cross-country teams in i history. The team may not haxl' finished first in the STA but as Coach Sullivan state it is the fastest and most spiri ed team he has ever coache The top runner this year w john Schneider, who, alo with Mike Higgins, Dave La ton, Dan Rubin, and Ri Younge, led our varsity team t place in the STAL leagu finals. At the close of the seaso as they rejoiced, the strai of Happy Trails To Yo could be heard echoi through Almaden Valle O This year's Varsity Water Polo team showed great determination. Although the Varsity had only one returning starter out of seven positions, they still tied for first. Most of the starters were juniors, and the only returning starter, senior Gregg Menges, missed half of the season with a broken ear- drum-so it was a good year for such a young team. It really was another great year! i Q Varsity Water Polo l TOP ROW: Allen Bennett, Wayne Mathewson, Scott DeVoss, Bill Denhart, Coach Wright, MIDDLE ROW: Bill Critchlow, Mike Moon, Bill McConachie, John McCoy, BOTTOM ROW: Daveed Schwartz, Harry Villers, Mike Sarvis, Grant Mathewson, Dave MacPherson. Not Pictured: Gregg Menges, 103 l INDIVIDUAL EFFORTS DOMINA TE 7969 WA TER- POLO SEASON Leland scores another! Harry Villers goes after opponent ' - ' Q. . .'L.. . .,,, , V ,E L ? ,I .3 I if I If AEIE I A I EI V U , ,..Li'I!'i' I Greg Menges - All League . K Af? , UNDEFEATED LEAGUE CHAMPS f ' in fill L- Coach gives last-minute en- couraging words to his team Top row: j. Drennan, B. McConachie, B. Davis, R. Sexaur, M. Bryant. Row 2: D. Bell, M. MacPherson, P. Fromm, F. Weiss Row 3: D. Marshall, C. Chodora, R. White, B. McKenna, C. Hildebrand. Row 4: C. Patterson, P. Killen, I. Poemmich, R. Ernen- wein, j. walter. Not pictured: M. Duske. Sophomore Waterpolo This years Sophomore water polo team showed great determination. They had an outstanding year as they won all our league opponents for 1st place. ' The Sophomores should provide us with a strong Varsity next year. It really was another great year! Coach Wright fn C Zu? IOS N fix. Q Q A xnxx 9 .1 , f mf ,. f' . iw N ' yDonF o -r.' X EFX, 5 '5 mm Ji if ik, . Ku, V . ' -4 TE? Z E 1 53 5 ' E f Y V3 rs ' 5 Q v Q H ennis fygcjviast 'my 'f f 1 P T ,1LarrygLi!1QSr. hx 4tSV'ir' 1 K. Fai S asketball I feel that the 1969-70 basketball season Could be Leland's best. The individuals that make up this years club are hard working, dedicated players who want to succeed. As a coach, l am proud to be associated with individuals who won't give up when the going gets tough. We are fortunate to have many fine young players off of Coach Brooks' great team of last year, to go along with some varsity letter winners from the 68-69 campaign. ff. XY fy Youth will be an important factor in our 1 62. 6 V 1 season, as our season progresses so f l ff' .. . should our team. We feel that Leland .,-.A ' 1 should be a contender in the S.T.A.L. this , L X b y . wig season. I would like to thank the student A ,M ' li body, the faculty, and especially the ' A If members of the spirit staff for their Q. 'li' UL in 'Aff 'A great support, you don't realize how - important you are. i fl a Wx? r veG e r l 5,12 SEQ, Pauarllwr Sr ,Q tp ix? Q-oGkfK,t Yr Q. Sophomor -1. .L--.. .fi fl, . 1 ,,,,.u, sk' A ii... l 1 . 5.1?,,s,. arf. ..A. 1 ,, K J l Q Y f fl' TK' if wil F 'L ffl Tiff: ES X re,,,,4-N. ,,,,...o- v lBOTTO M ROWJ Bob Thompson, Dick Anzalone, Ken McMasters Rolly Bloomstrand Don Siegel Nick Palermo CTOPJ Bob Brooks Dic Hansen, Eaton, St , , , , lf Wally -Apple, Dave Chasuk, lim Tonjum, Clifford Ross, Mark even johnson, Steve Bowen, George Barthel. gli 5 ssiiss Q B :M L as We At the time of this writing, our league record stands at 2 wins, 3 losses, with 6 games remaining. The sophomores started the season strong, winning 2 of their first 3 games against junior Varsity com- petition. At this point 6'7 Guy Leo was shifted to the Varsity squad. This left the tallest player at 6'2 . Lacliing physical size, the sophomores have largely compensated through teamwork and a pressing defence. Highlights of the season thus far are the double overtime win against Oak Grove and a last second win over San jose, when Don Siegel's shot went in with 4 remaining to win - 39-38. Individually, the team is led by Steve johnson and Don Siegel, each averaging 9 points per game, and Ken McMaster's 10 points per game and 780!o free throw percentage. 1 'ft Ag l ' W ' ' i t fwffk 6255. 4 .f Whig N f Qi ii dill , rv N. L-Y li A l C l - .f i 9? . S sa ll l N N1-fpq 1 V YJ C'5 Keith Reynolds Walt Apple Rick Hanson Bruce Mancuso Brad Spears Ken McMasters Steve Ienners Dana Yarak Chuck Berg The Little Big Guys Leland's C basketball team won the lea ue championship this year with a 5-1 record in league play. Going from last to first plice in one year is quite an achievement. The team was paced by the hustle of Ken Mc hawking of Brad Spears. Vetrans like Da muscle to the Met-like finish of the team. After losing its first 3 league games, the for third place. The D team led by Tom E asters, shooting of Keith Reynolds, and ball- a Yarak and Paul Vitaen added morale and D basketball team won its last 3 games to tie lliott and Mark Emerson, finished strong and indicated that they will help next year's C team. Ron Reiber, Hary Heiler, jerry Robinson, Rich Stancliff, Mike Eachus D'si 2 TOP ROW: Coach Mangan, R. Spears, K. McMasters l.Miskel, D. McMasters, H. Hiler, l.Nicolarsen, BOTOM ROW: K. Foley, D. Fisher, T. Miskel, S. Driscoll, P. Hall. ai g ,,,h Q., ' vi z:w.'A' t , x X ' Our 1970 golf team is the finest to ever represent Leland High School. Each member of the team has had two or three years of varsity experience and two league champ- ionships behind them. The team went on to win the championship again this year. These players have always been a credit to Leland, as golfers and gentlemen. lt has been a pleasure beingtheir coach. Golf '70 ws Env-mn-.,.....- :V ,inf ' 'EA , , .7 V. 5,:.,,,..,-I-1 ' ,Hr ' ' V .wwgiv isf '.,.'p-'W Q.. 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Schwartz, THIRD ROW: W. Matthews Doug Wright n, I. McCoy, H. Vlllers, R. Hull, NOT PICTURED. Coach lvfxdd ,. JT N TOP ROW: B. McKenna, P. Killen, R. Sexauer, D. Bell BOTTOM ROW: G. Patterson, M. Dusko, B. MCConachie R. Erncnwcin Swim Team ......--'----1-4 xx' i fax!!! 1.......-Q n I Q, ' .A 'dxf ' 7 Avy x I - u, K W QQQQ G X G11 - 1 'l'l'l'I'l'l'!fl 'l 4 war 1 f :Q 'f 1' ' N f . lk... .--... xx ,X..,. Q. K n ...gb TOP ROW: T. Walls, S. Francom, R. Rule, R. Fisher, R. McLean, E. Adams, C. Murray SECOND ROW: K. Berry, G. Bruni, M. Brown, I Snider, F. Spevacek, D. Ruben, D. Elliot THIRD ROW: 1. Bash, I Bloomstrand, M. Estrada, S. Powell, A. Wagner, P. Wood, M. Smith D. Lucas, G. Thayer BOTTOM ROW: Coach Bell, M. Huggins, R Younge, I. Taormino, S. Photopulos, D. Layton, D. Terrell, K. Rey- nolds, Coach Sullivan NOT PICTURED, R. Brocchini l Ili.. r 'H ,, A ,warra- , aka. ,,, - Azz: ,jak F,'4:,,-r. . ,Lua S . .--1, -.p - ft-I - .va -..r T: ff- 'i:A,f,-Cf5:lf:,,:!' 'fl .L W , 'QQ 5 ,DM - .5 ' ,iv fm' a Varsity Track Y Sophomore Track TOP ROW: D. Gotschall, I. Martinez, K. Atwood, R. Holbrook, R. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Bell, D. Estrada, E. Storm, R. Anzalone, D Stancliffe, 1. Petrinh, S. Pierce. MIDDLE ROW: 1. Osborn, C. Ross, Layton, R. Adair, M. Goodwin, T. Menetti, L. Rampone, Coach Sul- M. McCarthy, G. Conteres, P. Fromm, R. White, C. White, S. Bowen. livan. 5 ..., runnin. ,,..wnn:.. A . . , E A 3 . , r. .. . . f -N . . .-.T s as . s r .st 'Q K - g 1- as r 0 , ,l ..A . . . ., 'hxxi Q K A 3 Vys. Q l x .. x ici QE Q X ,511 ' x Yigifgfjrilig EXW: gf i ti il z 5 , . as .L tt.. gf 2 .- -meif K V . P L9 11. if iii ,. ,lt A I .- .ev r- ' 4- W - iff at M , a ti ...I 1 A . . -. L F 4 W - - a .T ,A yy X . , 3 Z N 1 FSE V . . , , 2 if is ,.,., -'-,- .J J 5 .QI 95 TOP ROW: I. Ault, M. Harrison, I. Waller, SECOND ROW: D. Osborn, M. Buzzell, H. Helms, M. Minkel, S. Ross, 1. Bash, M. Brown, THIRD ROW: P.l. Willett, C. Rampone, B. lonston, D. Elliott, B. Dunkel, D. Hardy, FOURTH ROW: C. Met- calf, C. White, T. Elliott, L. johnson, L. Storm. Winning two-thirds of their games in their first year of competition stamped this l.V. team as a very skillful, dedicated, tough team. Led by captain Bob lohnston, and backed by such outstanding players as Leif johnson, jeff Ault, Chet Metcalf, Dennis Elliott, Dave Hardy, Mark Harrison, Howard Helm, jeff Osborn, Bill Dunkel, Tom Elliott, and goalie Bill Minkel made them a threat to every team they met. The ability to come from behind, as they did against Pioneer, and to defend strongly at their goal as did Fullbacks Rampone, Buzzell, Waller, and Wil- lett demonstrated zeal, which should strengthen next year's varsity. Dennis Pierce was invaluable as manager to both teams aiding immeasurably. 31 Eff fix A f Jog J JS Mark Harrison kicking an outstanding offensive move. A blue bush attack! if ,MSFT N Allen Wagner mi .- ' 3 l A 5. P he if ff: ,ff a 5. fc' gc S Q -3 1 gif 3 f Q b Q 5 K if 3 is 2' Q as . 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QW Oc F 'X Woods A X Mammlth x - x we Ted Walls Leland's first-year team was an extremely pleasant surprise to all lexcept other coachesl because they demonstrated skills not usually associated with a beginning club. Soccer requires unusual skills not normally developed by American boys because in games we think with our hands rather than with our feet. However, Leland's athletes were quick to learn dribbling, tackling, kicking of many varieties, as well as the special techniques used in heading the ball. Outstanding members were: Captain Dave Boswell, Center Forward Mark Smith, who contributed much with his great skills and playmaking ability, Wings Bob Wood and Ralph Lundberg, Inside lim Harding Halfback Al Wagner, Chuck Wimpee, Kim Hancock and Dave iMannyJ Samples, Fullbacks joe Taormino and Big T Ted Walls, and outstanding Goalie Mark Robards. Depth on this team was also an important factor with such exemplify boosters as: Rich Singer, Dan Terrell, Tom Davison, Ernie Mendoza, Tom Wilkus, Don Saia, Rich Fisher, lssy Pumarada, Rich Avidano and Bill Schisano. It is expected that next year will be a banner one because of the return of players Lundberg, Robards, Singer, Davison, Hancock, Wimpee, Wagner and Bosewell, plus outstanding IV additions. Jam CCGI' it FS Q f A wi KH - 2 0 Q . 2 WN. flii Z N ? W O U' 2: 8 K IC!! rn iifr ,.,, E Z V sift ft fb . wi , V, I 1 1 i - A E k E B . 3' V3 S 3 il gf J ' C 'E g 0' 4- it.. 5 lv' , , 'X 2 Aff- y, ' A saw ir in ,f ,,f x,,,,1.,-,- 'fs' I ' npjliy LVV,, ' H35-,-Q, 'Mig r fb 'Q I 'fi,, ,i227x.5, . - ,gi ' Q iflqfl f ' yi 1 . if i is is Q ,.,1:h,,,? Y A ll Jim lflairdinl 4 -1 if rt , x I V filfwf ' Q35 J-1 ffl, fxwwf l l l . I S ROW 15 K. Brown, T. Davidson, S.Ienner, C.Berg, D.Yarak, F.Weiss, B.lohnston, B.Schisano. ROW 2 Coach Miller, R.HoIbrook, M.Bryant, G.Reed, D.Kay, P.Hammer, D. Apple, M. Robards, B. Dunkel T. Elliott. N in -,B an ynu ' Tennis ,l W 0 gm !7E Q ll 22 4 I .'4f3 Q T' in r r ii if TOP ROW: R. Chamberlain, F. Black, T. Cox, C. Hardin, G. Leo, S. johnson, D. Chau sack. ROW 2: 1. Meyer, L. Lasko, D. Thompson, B. Thompson, P. Salazar. ROW 3 R. Bieber, 1. Robinson, M. Voss, N. Palermo. Sophomore Baseball ff ' ' o 123 i i We' 128' 511319 xy' if f -.' TOP ROW: M. Salazar, S. Kain, B. Spears, I. Hardin, 1. Castaldo, K. Moore, C. Riddell, B. Pfitzenmaier, ROW 2 A. Morales, D. Langley, M. Minkel, D. Samples, R. Knapel, B. Murphy, ROW 3: A. Saldavar, D. Fuson, B. Man cuso, R. Hiney 124 1970 IYQX .J KF' r vm- 'K+ ...dv L.l ... li Girls Sports Class Margaret Osburn shoots for 2 in the 'B' game. 128 Lisa Bauer Laura Paddock Cindy Davis jean ne Avila Christy Brown Pam Koch Barb Schwartz Rosalie Schmitz Irene C0l'ln Deb Bartolini Gail Fisher Tennis Champs A'S TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP Pam Koch Karen Ross Cathy Kelli Laura 'Hazel' Paddock Deb 'Rocky' Bartolini V R.S. Russell B's TAKE SECOND Lora Lee Crisp Margaret Osburn Anne Perkins Gail Johnston Sharon Phillips Denise Falconio janet Boye Lynn Hobler Sue Williamson Mary Zannotto C'S-UNDEFEA TED Lynn Hobler Candy Williams Debbie Pim Becky Eden Diane Brown Cindy Williams lan Laird I. Ballard N. Bentley K. Boyd B. Brown D. Brown 1. Calcatterra C. Critchlow V. Wagner . Davis L. Herbert D. Nason S. -Defillippis R. Herbert E. Nave B. Eden D. Hyden 1. Palacios .Fourtner 1. johnson A. Perkins . Garafolo S. Keyworth D. Pim l S. Harkness J. Laird j.,Pinterits K. Hemeon 1. Matthews A. Rasmussen .Williamson 1. Sobczak K. Ross G. Templeton S. Russell f 0 ' C. Trigg K. Schenieder m m I n gl C. Thayer B. Smith D. Gaines L. McLain , ,wr f ' V II b I I '.':': l-f T 0 ey 3 o ' , Nancy Bentley Bobby Kain janet Boye Pam Koch i s T 1' X Cristy Brown lan Laird ' In ' Val Clark lane Lundburg ,.-- Q., J' Q . 4 iii? iii Linda Cooney Lora Lee Crisp Cindy Davis Dolores Domenichini Becky Eden Gail Fisher Debi Falconio Barb Fourtner Kerry Fries Dee Dee Gaines Kathy Hemeon Leslie Herbert Sally Hinderson Lynn Hobler 129 Nancy McAtee Margaret Osburn Laura Paddock Rennee Rich Sue Russell Barb Schwartz lane Simon janet Sobczak Terri Sugarman Sue Williamson Lucinda Wolf Jeanette Mackay Kathy Kellii jan Ballard Karen Boyd Irene Cohn Donna Cook lan Ebright Debbie Higgins Melinda Kay Anne Perkins Carol Rose Becky Smith Cindy Thayer Debbie Bartolini Barb Brown Carol Critchlow Barb Davis Denise Falconio Gail lohnston Sharon Keyworth lan Pinteritis Cathy Schneider Gina Terry Val Wagner The Girls Athletic Association is composed of all girls enrolled in the Girls Sport class. The purpose of this organization is to provide interscholastic competition for the highly skilled. Competively, Leland has gotten off to a success- ful start. The fall sports which include swimming and tennis found us placing second in swimming to Santa Clara and the tennis team was first in divi- sion. The A basketball team ended their season undefeated and the B team ended up in second place. Presently the girls are starting their volleyball and gymnastics seasons and in the last quarter they will be in badmitton and softball. Later this spring Leland will host the League Gymnastics Finals and a Saturday clinic on Karate and Self-Defense. G.A.A. has also planned a ski trip to Bear Valley and a camp- ing trip to Mt. Madonna. It is hoped that the girls in the organization feel that this year has been fun and successful and has met the objectives stated above. Miss Beard, Mrs. Reiswig, Miss Strand 130 isis .5511 Spirit '70 X 4: G f 'Ml Jgj. lp E L l NX SPIRIT is not merely yelling at ral- lies or at games. It is getting involved and having fun. And we did have fun this year. I loved working with Miss Beard and the spirit staff. They are great girls. Serving as Leland's Spirit Commissioner was an experience and pleasure that I won't forget. EWU Becky Holst, Val Wagner Chris Lamberso Sue Wllllamson lheadi Denise Falconio SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS Debbie Fuson, Michelle Greenwood, Barbara Gehrke Naya -i POM-POM GIRLS CK ROW: Kathy Howard, Sue Kaufenberg, Debbie Bartolini, 'NSPIRES THE CHARGERS TOP Rowzl. Amundson, K. schreck, K. Elliott, K. Vrba, Green, R. Hyde, L. Maride, K. Boyd, D. Polychranakis, C. Harrington, 1. Blendermann, S. Keyworth, SECOND FRONT ROW: S. Maine, P. Rivera, I. Arthur, D. Dahl, L. ROW: M. Osborn, S. Bowen, M. Long, L. Harrington, A. Garafolo, L. Hobler, C. Brown. Perkins, C. Fellows, THIRD ROW: K. lde, B. Smith, D. 1 Z --an-a-as-...Q lil-n Reflections oi. . . triviality's palace and nostalgic sarcasm and chalk boards made of thin illusions through which graffiti passes striving to forget your manilla envelopes personal data 14 copies eachl box lunch lectures and hidden yearning for learning. . , X . W 'fi'- ,- N Q af' 4 4' .M awww 5 4 - tt K 1' E s 'QR 592, is Q as . Re Z. I flections of. . . Mr..Shakespeare standing at your podium exchanging glances with the rich kid athelete hero in the front row-- Steinbeck looks in and wonders where we're at while frustrations lure passes the hat Q Yet then there's always reflections of. . . discovery's smile and Saturday's salutary neglect and catylyst discussion and open doors and future promise and many faces , N Q Q- K4 4 1 ' ,.., I Ni jj xxx XX 2 , . 25572 H 3 ' - k .fwf'ff's'Ti? ,sg '.w4f3'1E'Ji' K r'9fJ,'f:..+- l And tomorrow's reflections. . . Lauri Klepfer ACTIVITIES Reflect SEPTEMBER 79, THE REG DANCE 2. 2 vi E fax E I I' 1 hw 4 , Back To NOVEMBER 26, THE COMPUTER DANCE ITD 4-ss J- m i n 1969 'VU sl' 'F'-Fx Vw- Queen - laNeen Harty Senior Princesses lane Matthews, Cathy Howard. junior Princesses Debbie Bartolini, Chris Lamberso Denise Ac n. Sophomore Princesses Michelle Greenwood, quer I .15 'wk up 9: Q F Q' my ,, A, V' 55 -:U W-. 5 f i IIFA- -A 1.5 m' ,N H fi 'ff K k X' -ip X7 T qv -we - L aff' , 4 f . . X Q k kl a n LX X A xx 6 Q S as ffl N .. 1 . W K, .X b ' K if-xx A ' s. Q hw J ' X' X . Y H ,B f Xi i A fi. L Fe. , , CAST Betty Parris Rev. Samuel Parris Tituba Abigail Williams Susanna Wallcott Mrs. Ann Putnam Thomas Putnam Mercy Lewis Mary Warren lohn Proctor Rebecca Nurse Giles Corey Rev. john Hale Elizabeth Practor Francis Nurse Ezekiel Cheever john Willard judge Hawthorne Deputy Governor Sarah Good cATHYMcQuINN GARRY HESSE SUE RUSSELL PAT BOLsTER MARY vAssAR cHRIsPINTERITs TOM cOzzOLINA sHEIIA GARNER DENA POLYHRONKIS MIKE BARTON SUE MCNEIL NICK PALERMO CRAIG KAOEL KAREN MccABE BOB MCKENNA DAVID CHASUK IOHN WALLER RICH FISHER MIKE BRYANT NOMA WOODS The Crucible BYARTHUR MILLER DIRECTED BYIOSEPH LOBUE PRESENTED BY THE DRAMA DEPARTMENT OF LELAND HIGH SCHOOL . MARCH5 AND6 Dena Polyhronakis portrays Mary Warren as she gives her testimony at the Salem witch trials. ' Gary Hesse, portraying Rev. Parris, talks with the Deputy-Governor lMike Bryant in the town jail. 141 Elizabeth and lohn Proctor CKaren McCabe and Mike Bartonl spend a few moments together before his hanging. 1 Lf xxx In the spring of 1969, the student-bod of Leland obviously felt that changes in student government were neede badly. My election to the office of Stu dent-body President was the final out come of this feeling. I felt then, that be sides the mediocre tasks and respon sibilities of being A.S.B. President, m ultimate accomplishment would be t L-s. S Qs UTI gf-4 fu-4 :O CJ 32 2-0 11 ....-4 3, -US ru Sf: Q..-an ,D- 32 ... 'Fm Cro wc' 22 rg ru :J 3 E, 5 -4 -. ru CJ E -. ru -t E. 3' 'L fa E? n - ra EI Q II Fa t- GH fn VC O SB create an attitude and a means for con stant change. The attitude was definitel , and is still changing towards studen government. While the first radica candidates were opposed by forces boast ing a conservative platform, the can didates for the semester of '70 becam W either of the established radical faction or a progressive party candidate. I speculate that it wil be a long, long time before a conservative Candi Leland. The means for change are still develop ldate is elected or even runs for an A.S.B. office a ing and I sincerely hope these means never sto developing. The means which prevail for change in any semester will only be a direct result of th student-body's attitudes and, or needs for this ch ange. Thank you, jeb Beck A.S.B. President, Fall Semeste SPRING-ASB GOVERNMENT CFROM LEFT TO RIGHTJ President, Bob Phiztenmeir Vice Pres: dent, Val Wagner, Treasurer, Cliff Murry Secretary jackie Walls CNOT SHOWNJ At Leland in the spring semester, in spite of spring and the fever it brings, Leland students continued the trend of getting together. They not only got together, but they stayed together, worked together and succeeded together, making Leland a place in which we can all take pride. A sincere thanks to all those who contributed to this effort either by serving on a committee or acting a commissioner or justice. It was through you, as the branches of the house, that enabled so much work to be accomplished in so shorta time. Hopefully the atmosphere of unity created through the student union, the welcome committee, the tutor system the curriculum committee will become tradition to extend this atmosphere to classes to come. Thank you, Bob Phiztenrneir Spring ASB President 1 X flaisllmwl l43 N Chief lustice Rich Younge Iunior justice Karen Foley Fall justices Senior justice Senior lustice Paul Bauer Dave Duke Fall Commiss luniorlustice ' . Bill Cronquist ioners Drama Craig Kagel Social Commissioners I.Matthews, C.Guarino, Art Sandy Lustig Atheletics Publicity Records Elections jim Hardin Bonnie Adshade 144 1 ckie Walls Fred Hyden Spring justices Senior Iustice Fred Hyden Chief Justice Paul Bauer Sophomore lustice Michelle Greenwood luniorlustice luniorlustice Becky Holst Dan Ruban Spring Commissioners mc, Senior lustice Dana Harmen Sophomore lustice Nick Palermo Elections Commissioners Art Commissioners Rich Younge Mike Moon lim Harden Connie Cavrikus Records Commissioner Athletic Commissioner Social Commissioner Diane Brown Bob Wood Laurie Porges Speech Commissioner Gary Hesse CSF - SPRING 19370 LIFE MEMBERS: Paul Bauer, Peter Wood, Ann Holbrook, Dan RaPP, rino, Rich Younge, james Bash, Fred Hyden, Kathy Hawkins, Tom Michele Webb, Dirk Simon, Dan Terrell, Leslie Herbert, Cassie Gua- Rose, lane Matthews, Dave Duke l46 REFLECTIONS IN SOUND. .. . ' . j X , , ,334 .' . 1 ' vgwi U. . 'IF' A ' - vw. A -- 1 ,,5, , ,T .. T uf. Q . Q an gg 'Qf'f,i'iZjj1i'.'L1.F' jv ll Wfwlfm . 3, iffy fg ,lmlfg A ' , , : Q l 'fel Z . Y Ywwimif A f Q 5 9542? ' Q , V' 4 ,al Sl F P- l .W wx-.QEEQQKQ 4 Y' v 'i l... 4 D F .i f Q .. 1 E I ff'7ir Z lf' P m , an .-'HJ ..., 1 'hi . I l ,K , - 5 T . 'T 'W . . X I I I f P':1fw lf is f I 3+ r. ROW ONE: F. Spevacek, U. Gibson, A. Bennett, M. Chockie, S. Pierce, K. Long, 1. Clodius, W. Resch lteacherj. ROW TWO: D. Pierce, D. Lucas, R. Younge, D. Schultz, B. Gasman, I. Greb, I. Tarasco, ROW THREE: G. Hesse, I. Bradish, I. Hosking, G. Sch- Choir Members, TOP ROW: L. Paddock, L. Amundson, K. Elliot, K. Hole, T. Sugarman, E. Storm, D. Holmes, I. Breen, 1. Schlicht M. Peed, S. Thompson, R. Ernenwein, B. Menning, S. Garner, B. Long, M. Philabosian, H. Lichtenstein, M. Long. ROW TWO D. Stancliff, I. Iwatate, K. Olkowski, D. Belshe, C. Perry, 1. Tru- reck, C. Gribble, B. Cronquist, B. Davis, B. Settle. ROW FOUR: S. Fry, 1. Lawson, 1. Porges, D. Elliott, G. Barman, T. Fielder. ROW FIVE: I. Castaldo, D. Schwartz. jillo, P. Trujillo, K. Herrick, K. Boyd, N. Vener, K. Vrba, K. Bru- nius, K. Fisher, B. Kain, V. McClean. ROW THREE: M. Fisher, I. Arther, P. Bolster, C. Dick, H. Shahood, C. Holcamp, L. Hobler, C. Thayer, D. Falconio, C. Fellows, C. Bowen, S. Harkness, L. Gara- falo, A. Blenderman, E. Heageartv. CHOIR ...L l i l l I F f li T i T l E W .Any ' U -gy-...g Q -. Q- db Ning.. ,. N 5 ' ' inns-- - ' K 1. 1 I , : I fifg' nfffA'9 T:'eW1, sig, Carol Yuscff, Barry Beckham, Allan Bennett, George Barthel, Don B'ell, Bob Tomasello, Paula Sund Paula Sund-Chief Photographer Photography X-my y ' x' -. ' rr ',,g. FREE AT LAST STAFF: N.Olson, D.Terrell, S.PierCe, l.Clodius, S.Matson, D. Harmon, D.Smith, Newspaper Staff CHARGER ACCOUNT STAFF: D.Sluka, K.Foley, C.Nemetz, R.Brocchini, B.Adshade, R. Knapel, V.McLean, D.Stancliffe. oro:.r,a'ooN4vw-m.Q:.-1 Jw: 2.00039 C30 O.2oo2nDC,,w29Loo2-3 mQ.Q-h '35: 'l5,':.'Orn --Q, QNm...m C-4 -rw ::5..:.:H-3-., gmc UQE4 H'-43 25113 33 '- 'J'- mf N FD c:-.Im U. mango m Q'gmUo5:'3 mcikto m J-aol'-?m3E ..mfD:m?mOO rm-4 T 7 :Ogg 3 N4 -Ha'-:O mo-gofuamlfi-0392 Q-3-QUT--30 H H-, --aQmF.fD'U,,3 -2, 23-Q. 8s'T Qf' SNNEQ N ' -vf.,... 'T1 FQNQO 3f,:m 1ow..7a 20-915- F'-'-2 ...,,9i7vm m-Q.m-.E. 5-no 3, -.:o3'oc:.7,,qQno., mgm-NF EgOQ'+3m3n:l-mmf:-OJ' FD-23'DL331J5'1nE,Ll'3 -':Q.lfDlQ-f-+G.-lf'D3'l-ll Editor of N ALL DUE RESPECT. rest in peace Don Smith, Editor Dan Terrell, jerry Goldstein, Advisor -ll THE GOOD - LOOKING, HARDWORKINC, CREATIVE, BRILLIANT, Charger Yearbook Staff Activities Section S ,ji-JEL WITTY IMACINATIVE INCENIOUS, AND ORIGINAL Staff LD t , IZ... .,... I . A, f ' - - A -1 jjvj, -X Q .QNX ' 1, 'f To say that l'm surprised we made it through this year would be one of the understatements of the Century. While many people feel the yearbook class is just fun and games, it has come to mean much more to usp for example, headaches, fights, tears, and ulcers. We have worked under extremely rough condi- tions this year because we have done all ofour work during our free time, and it just so happens we had no free time together! But with the staffl had this year nothing was impossible. They all worked above and beyond the call of duty to make this year's year- book the best Leland has ever had. To next years yearbook class, Good Luck and God Bless! The late, lan Utz jo Ann Crossmith 4: EE QU S2 CU 3.11 GJ SQ .ff A ' it if Q 5 Q If Q, E M, X, 5 if 5. I . KV' ,, O K ff - 5, W :H j 'Gul Av sl l'no I .5 ,ffafa ' 5 LQ CD . 19190 , X N gi E 3. wigs, ffl? E 3 I .9 A A A 2 I K LI- I Q i ' 0 X I f xx ,..'., 3 3 Q 'rl V3 LELAND CHAPTER ' . h g'fTfffQgg -J Q3 by l ! wg Fi ?1Qg f.jA 3 X45 xi . Nik K iii ,An 'XL K . 5 X - Q 31 f ji I 1 f ' 1 1 ,n 4- . x if ff, ' V, K , , hh ' ,' K' - 1 m AQSQKY W A K f m , K .3 ....... ' - A 1. xilm-g...-.. , MEMBERS: K. Atwood, M. Barton, 1. Bash, P. Bauer, L. Baze, A. Bennett, B. Berg, C. Berg, B. Cronquist, B. Denhart, I. Drennan, D. Duke, R. Ernenwein, G. Gould, K. Hancock, D. Harkness, F. Hyden,B.1ohnston, D. Langley, T. Lang Iey, D. Mac Pherson, B. Mc Conachie, G. Mc Conachie, 1. Mc Coy, B. Mc Kenna, M. Moon, N. Palermo, M. Rom ero, I. Schneider, D. Simon, P. Thompson, M. Weiss, 1. Wollen, B. Wood DHI nf' Gif! 'C FRENCH CLUB Getting Together Through SPANISH CLUB . 7 Q A . . B w GERMAN CLUB q Q A 154 1 Lela n d 'S Clubs A4 .. ,a . S. i -Ia , .. af as n g :Sf Q - 9 ' f X33 . A K., ,, f- ' r r ' l - .R -gg:-5 fag' equals MM, , .,,,,N, Q L:?6357f ,Q'i'i'.fX ,735 i -l iv5xBEiffi1 gf Sew ,Ser sg ' i ,Q-p.r'U' I Q lille: fd' ' yi? A 5 A . 1 Shadows move in the darkness of reality -' - Occasionally, the silence is broken By sounds of solitude and reflection The quiet existence becomes a soft mood. Memories become distant beacons Of light and shadows, purpose and substance. William Aguiar -'vs ir' a as-gs 567 in . 435'-if 0. 'M-P . T ,Q f , jg 2-'41U':?'1.,- img-.-E X'Ng -uh N COMING TOGETHER. . v A 1 Wh '69-'70 .gp w n N Qfhk R if- YT ziYfk'. f 4, . 'N saw, , z 5 ff I l fs ,fi . fc ,,,. W 5 A -f 1 A '14 .., w 'E Y? if Qs MV 1 Q ,Nc , 11. l , ms- I . fa ' E:-fm v. .- 1-1 , Af .R . 1, ?7??:2Pif f , x N. f , X A 1 A,'w'fX.x, .wi A W ,f kvvl ,, k N , f ,!.V,f.,44f.,f-4:J,zx V. ,lim .wjxu x ' .- ,gz-,-, Q-,, , f --N 5- XV 2' , - jfWQ,n, wk?g - 'gy 1 1, 4- ,iv , A' ,' A x ..5,'- .V X' in an ', f- ,,- , .,.,., - if f f :Nw ., My qs ,N ,, 'V' .h ,,1 , -ur, . V X H-it-Q .W . . , ' X XM' ,W 2 - X, . 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Between Almaden Rd. and I.B.M. in San Jose OPEN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY 9-5:30 ACHIEVEMENT That man is a success who has lived well, laughed often and loved muchg who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of childreng who has filled his niche and accomplished his taskg who leaves the world better than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem, or a rescued soulg who never lacked appreciation of earth's beauty or failed to express itg who looked for the best in others and gave the best he had. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON You coULnN'T an IN BETTER HANDS I Vim. A 'P I - A, iw. .,f,.wi., A - ww'-eihivff , x - rygfqxi Hfrg ,. .3 . 'K x N, 2 Vx. K Qs-iff X . iJ,:1M 'v I - r x 3 ,f 5 , , X. 135 - ' ' ' fi? x H i L x . X1 Q3 f .2 f ,1 iv :S is z x 'au Q Q , fa S 5 we 1 - - 4 .. I 5 ff? .P l Sing-. x' E Nik g Q fi 5 , mes, Ve , .cf K Qff,Lx5f Q sg-:M ' ,-:fix fi 4 so L if ,ag is . 3 ,. 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Busch m'er Niceones y orsch Yitlcoch Elizen Anita Ayre Pye Hebbie Days Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Rudd hillips, Armond ree L ance West Pylr. Hoshaw Mr. and Mrs. DJ. Vrba A and M Motor Supplies 'OINOCLAF EHT off Maggenti Pillis Johnson indy Chockie aula Howaniec Bob lohnston Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnston Ken and Helen Long r. and Mrs. Grossmith ob Knapel. Mr. H. Ridley Flaula Lake I dy Paddock unrise Plaza Pharmacy cCoy, Candy r. and Mrs. M. Rivera P ottand Priscilla rw... PRESIDENT F. FA. K A A Luke Marden M. Nascimento Brad Gelarden Dave Padilla leff Cramer Rocco fvlazzone V. Pres. Secretary Reporter Treasurer Sentinel T tqr':V:lI?-lrll l:l: 'F' . V ifilwsrw 14' iraqi Q Accomplishments - 1969-1970 'I . 1st place - Best Informed Chapter Contest x ll 1 2. 1st place in Farm Co-Op Quiz Q 'QM 3. 3rd place in F.F.A. Basketball Competition 4. 3rd place in Parli-Pro at Hartnell l.C. Y 5. Sweepstakes in Herdsmanship at S.C. Fair 6. 1st place Dairy Herdmanship at S.C. Fair 7. 1st place Sheep Herdsmanship at S.C. Fair 8. 3rd place Breed Herdsmanship at S.C. Fair , F ' 1? , f-qv-U Q - - i Q l R tx . sf it t ts-, ' MW Q kr avvkf ' C .Ww,..t,,f .5 Q .C N si: 1 S Q X. 'X 5 Xi? X Q 3 CASA GRANDE SHCPS 21350 Almaden Rd. Carriage Shop 266-8836 Featuring styles for young and old. Lees and Western Wear X ,J XX Q' T X' ' - A - 'ffl lggmx X ' xsqsfg. ai? ' ' 4 4 Casa Grande Beauty Salon-266-1422 -latest Hair Styles- Wigs and Wiglets it i Chas. Bon nici MOWAWK PACKING CO. All Beef Products 1660 Bayshore Highway P.O. Box 601 297-3800 fl-ri' -4 - CONGRATU LATI CLASS OF '70 Fronulul FABULOUS 1 A STUPENDOUS, NG, BRILLIANT, YEARBOOK CLASS 1 I O ffvffw L W r 1378 Lincoln Avenue San Jose, California No matter what yourjewelry needs . . . S a WATCHES 0 I DENTS 0 RINGS o EARRINGS 0 REPAIRING We D0 It Here! 265-0445 L 1III1iS:,,gg,,i.,ifigiifffogg THE MANUFACTURING IEWELERS b 1 ii., GT,-. 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