Los Gatos High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Los Gatos, CA)

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THE YWILDCAT Page Eleven XVILLARD STOCKTON l President StzulCntBo1l1l President Junior Class Junior Play ' DOROTHY TONIETTI President Tennis Club Senior Play General Athletic Jlanagcr 4 THELMA TAYLOR Glee Club Basketball Typing Team. G EORGE BEATTY Track ' Saratoga Relay CARL BENSON 'Wild Cat Staff El Gato Staff Athletic Manager KEATS A. PULLEN JR. Glee Club President Radio Club Advanced Orchestra JOHN CANUEL Band and Orchestra Junior Play Basketball Manager BEATRICE CILKER Advertising Manager El Gato Building and Grounds Corninission Dramatic Club BERNICE SANDERS Editor of Freshman-Sophomore El Gato Junior and Senior Plays Council of Representatives JOE BEATTY Track Senior Play Saratoga Relay LEROY VOLPA Baseball Basketball Football Brawl CLARENCE BORZONE Football l Basketball Council of Representatives l

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Page Ten THE WILDCAT Class of 1934 v i President .,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,.......,,.,, Wlnifred Jean Smith Vice-president .,,...... ,...... E lizabeth Johnson Secretary ,,,.,,,,--,,., .,,..,. B arbara Shumaker Treasurer .,.............,.............,.,..........,....... Billie Young HE class of 1934 Will be remembered as the class that started things T and did things. This year's graduates indeed deserve this compliment for all their accomplishments. The literary and dramatic ability of the members is especially high. The literary magazine, published largely by seniors, Was an extraordin- arily fine one. It contained opinions and ideas on student problems as Well as short stories and poetry. The El Gato had a great success under senior direction. In dramatic events of the year, the seniors figured prominently. The Dramatic Club, with the seniors at the head, has sponsored some very fine programs. With much zest and color, the class play, Quality Street was presented by a group of talented seniors. Although a difficult play to perform, the cast managed an excellent pro- duction which has been praised far and near. The class includes an unusually large group of honor students. Many of these students have had their names placed on the honor roll every term during the four years. The class is indeed proud of this record. When these seni-ors were Sophomores they did a splendid thing for the future of the school by inaugurating the first Sophomore party in the history of the institution. Since then it bids fair to become a custom. This senior class contains an enterprising group of musically talented students. The Girls' instrumental trio and the Boys' vocal trio are es- pecially noteworthy. Do not think that this class lacks in athletic ability, indeed some of the finest football players that this school has seen came from this senior group. While the boys have figured prominently in all sports the girls too have done their part. The Class of 1934 has been happy here and feels deep F921'9t OU 193V- ing the Los Gatos High School.

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Page Twelve THE WILDCAT WARREN D. HAMMOND Glee Club Boys' Quartette Junior Play CARLETON WILCOX Junior Play Stage Crew El Gato Stay? DOROTHY L. ALFORD Junior and Senior Plays Dramatic Club El Gato Staff GLENN O'BRIEN HAMILTON VVHITE Stage Crew Junior Play Basketball ENOLA CROOKE Glee Club Senior Play HERBERT WELLS Track Saratoga Relay Treasurer Tammany Hall YONEO TASHIRO Track Basketball Santa Clara Relay DORIS NEWFARMER Tennis Basketball Orchestra JEANETTE AMBROSINI Typing Team Hockey Basketball SHIGEO IMURA Vice-president of Student Body Triangle Club ' Basketball SOPHIA VLAMIS El Gato Stay? Typing Team President French Club ,