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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

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Ill sav we were ust the ldea that we were now a part of thls ellte 7l world of hlgh school students made us feel hlghlv xmportant Were we fr1ghtened7 You bet' We w ere sure we d land ln the hsh pond before the day ended' Were we fasc1nated7 You Sald lt' Now we knew what the three R s ln grade school had prepared us for As we slow lv started down the hall we snatched up pxeces of conwersat1on haxe 1 mce xacat1on7 Gad' D19 that crazv mural' Who ex er heard of red ind qreen lnd1ans7 N ere the bulletln board Can vou hnd vour name on the l1st7 counselmg room xs 212 Whats that aw ful no1se7 Oh' Thafsu e bell our flfSf class IS begxnnmg I X X' 'E xii ' . V ' xt' I 73' v av' -7 ' 1 ,f v 5 :L j v Q ' -K. f. I if t ' ff X ll fe J' X' ' r- -' Lv . A 0 0 .- . ' lv A l - yt 1, L . F ' V t, ' W c ' ' It c ic l . . E. Y . A, , . V Y K .d r C . 1, x, r 5 V . . 'Y f ,V ' .... ' f V - 1 1 - ' V f f V , I 6. Y 1 C 1 ' I .... h I. 7 7 l l 1 . C 7 1 v 7 7 A v ' lx A . . . AA , ' l ll . . . 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QXQNANSNXAJ Webdedlcate thls book to We 444,22 if a man xx ho IS the symbol of leadershlp shown by nd lis encouraqement toward partlclpatlon m extra cular SCIIXITIQS He IS the symbol of scholarshlp our school because of h1s perpetual mterest 1n our a, ademxc proqress hls knovtledqe of the many phases df education and hls ablhty to teach us to study the symbol of perceptlon shown by hls nex erendlng en deavors to lead us to a better apprecntlon of the flner thmgs ln hfe and the unsellish expendxture of hls time by example and percept so that xxe mlqht reallze these thxngs are worthvxhlle For h1s helpfulness to us tovu ard the future vue the Senlor Class of 1954 proudly dedlcate thls yearbook to JMW JV! gxfxu' as '13 'X'- LEON AUBRY J' wa. .S XA f l XX' gcxxkl. I Y 4 lt - .X nxt x X R bl K5-Q K. uk S i , I Xi ,XL X ' X X XI l - X .y -c 't fi lx 'NJ ,, ,K 25, , Mx 3 Q xi XX 'X X xx I fig, L K ' Y .Q . QQ-k X ' X 354 ,le 1 e f. 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' ' ' ri, fm , 4 f I FRIE e VICC pr1nc:1pal, the dean of girls FRED CANRINUS PAUUNE CLARK Mr Canrxnus ,, f New bulldmgs and playlng areas have changed the outvx ard appearance of our school but have not altered IIS b3SlC sp1r1t and mdlvxduallty for the worth and recogmtlon of a school hes not ln 1tS bulldmgs but ln the minds and hearts of 1ts students Mlss Clark My congratulatlons and good wlshes to the SGHIOIS on thls culmmatron of four of the most xmportant years of your l1ves years ID whlch you have lald foundatlons and as you have lald them so wlll your structure be So as you go on to new adventures l would wxsh for you txme forthe task .nwlsdom for the work peace for the pathway frxends for the fxre slde and love to the last The Board of Trustees They were our polxcy makmg group Wlth the help of the Board of Trustees we start ed our great spread the expan sxon program They enabled us -to make l1fe more en loyable at Los Gatos Hxgh 'Qx A ,V1rg11 Campbell, Clerk of the Board Louxs Sporleder lr Mlldred Wharton Paul Swanson Dr Horace G Iones, Pres1dent of the Board 549 3 , if .1 , ' ' I , V ff- V ' ,' A I , l , ' . .' f ' fc: K, X 4 . LV, , , t - , l , , , I ' ' 1 Z' , . J , !,V , I I in o u c IK, A X 4 V, L, Q , , 4 I L i 4 fi - if xr . is V' ki A Az., i ,,., E i -'MSL' - S ,si , W -A' If ,gf L O f ' A V I 1' Y J 4' , 6 . . .C , - , P 1 V . .. . , i 1 ,f ' l. ,, 1 I ' 1. ' 1 . , J , f' ,f f' I ' . ,K 17' V5 and LOST a treasured LEADER 'f Q WVU M1013 'JUWL KL DOUGLAS WHITE HELM 7 A M61 t,Od,0f'L MXMQAL ,int ,Zo fgffk he We JJMQW e51 as a man XKlf C3 talk for the team smce had been 1 coach lf msef a qulet QINIIC of understandmq durlnq student councll meetmqs transqressor xx hen temptatxon became too stronq durmq Sprmq vxeather for he knexx that me must le irn to curb these temptatxons H1s was an un derstandmg heart when school expans1on was needed for he reahzed that Los Gatos must h me better school f'iClllflCS He fought for them and dreamed of the day xx hen hls Gatos would haxe the best IH the xallev To htm we were hls klds and to us he denoted hls hfe He IQ qone novt but IH manv vxays he IS stxll vtxth us M, W If 1 X 1 , ,ff I I 1 1 ht, K f' f f by 9 j ' L ' ' 0 1 7 ' , al 4 - . J Y e I J J t, V V. V V . if . . . E 1 1 1 I , - C - x I K L I K , . Hwy 4 because he was an advocate of student government. a stern voice for the - fs wr . qv Q ,x ka x . Zap! 1,5 53355 .kg . ti I - a- , N 1 'Q 4 3 -ik 1' gs ,av 4 53 . if B 7 Kp. of f . . K ,, , Rf X WN .,, g n . , ww fy. nf, an 53' M Qi Q 'i A, M E f 3, f hh, Z we looked to THE for guidance ,N ,-N. -1 Geel Teachers really have it soft! Nothing to do but boss kids around. They have coffee and padded chairs in their own shock ing pink lunch room. l-lowever, there are a few hitches to being a teacher, They have tons of exams to correct and the ever unpleasant duty of planning the attack for the next day W ll we were teachers, wed never give homework, have only HA students, and a rich relative to 5 :Li '--'f'? ii. X l i vxi 'V M 'ir 4 1531's 'QFV' 'Wi-1- 6' l 'X 'T if Leon Aubry French Orrin Blattner Choir, Band, Drum Corps, Music Appreciation Barbara Borthwick Physical Education Virginia Bushman Stagecraft, English if t ww fy: e KT ,J it L Minnie Burke Homemalcing Pauline Clark Librarian Bernard Cline Agriculture . i 1 Y . Wit' '33 svn-iq, '91 guns' .1r9 YK Richard Cleland Crafts, Shop Industrial Arts If Q fi V NW: Q John Cody William Cunningham English Ar Robert Criswell Thomas Damon Mathematics Journalism i Helen Formos Q33 English iff, Paul Farris P ' lEd ' i Syslca Mahon Robert Grewohl K Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts William Huff Mathematics Atha Jane Haywood English Annette Insel Physical Education W Evelyn Knight Biology i cf., t I they found time for our a0rivities keep us in convertibles! Speaking of convertibles - Miss Clark has a honeyl Miss Thompson somehow managed to pound some driving skill into us, even though she never used the club she was always wishing she hadl - The kids always enjoyed those pep talks by the coaches in assemblies, too, even if it was only to inform us that our best player wouldnt be see- ing actionl 'A nn. w-uw -.4 'J ' ' 'li M iff n 'snr' Q- 55 swf: X , ,y 9, :-: T i iee, .e gi is V, ii A 'D' inf, in -We if nd I ,407 Kenneth Robinson Physics, Mathematics Carlton Simonson i Q Peter Sorensen Manual Arts Wilma Thompson Driver Training Jeanne Tully U. S. History Social Studies hi' l Carl Lundstrom Orchestra Beginning Instruments Linwood Lyons Driver Theory Janet McGovney U. S. History, Civics - Typing, shorthand Zugiarilslaer Ottice Machines N d k Harold Sonntag ROSTETI Higfrf an Physical Education onm Maihgny American Problems Bookkeeping TYPTUQ- Sliofihdnd Helen Reynolds Virginia Matheny Laim Typing F. Merrill Mack Study Hall Mathematics Ellsworth Che Jean Winslow Homernalcing Grace Wood Spanish Gerald Zappelli English TROUBLE HOOTI-ERS were the Nurse's Office - Mrs. Owens. the school nurse, kept an accurate account of the health of the stu- dents. and she was con- sistently kept busy writ- ing health excuses in her nearly always crowded olhce. Hers indeed is an important duty. Attendance Office - A VVhatl You stayed home to mow the lawnln This was one of the fine ex- cuses Mrs, Morse receiv- ed in the new attendance office this year. Helped by several senior girls, Mrs. Morse wrote millions of absence excuses, replaced students' lost locker keys. and had great patience with those many students running in to look up some friends schedule in the student files. RED T A T Main Office - The head- quarters of the school, the main ofhce, was under the management of Miss De- neyi, Mr. Canrinus' sec- retary, and Miss lsichty. secretary to Mr. Brown. They were always busy with the business of the school and worked very hard to keep the system of our school running smoothly. WHILE THE BIG GUYS WERE PLAYING FOOTBALL WE LITTLE GUYS TRIED OUR HAND AT . and Basketball 120's BASKETBALL qcsp Top Row: B. Ron, C. Holman. A, Kincaid, I. Pilhback, L. Leonard. T. Role. D. Berryman Second Row A. Mello, L. Gamble. T. Purcell. S. Gonzalzz, H. Daw, Coach Sonntag. This year the CTS were made up mostly of last years Ds and paced by captain Ted Purcell, they were a much improved ball club. They won two games and were never beaten by a large score in any one of their games. From the hghting spirit shown by the Cfs all dur- ing the season, they should turn out tn be a very good team in the years to come. nos BASKETBALL CD'sJ The DB this year, made up mostly of freshmen, won one practice game. as their captain. Cline Sipes, Henry Daw. Michael Luna, Ron I-lonza. and Dick Whiteaker made up the first team. but the whole team deserves a lot of credit, especialf ly after beating a strong Willoxx' Glen quintet. The team chose Cline Sipes Hlan RUSS HONZA ' J xg J Y e W StH1'S fi J a fu: J Jr-A f l Ma, me Hedncks -I-mph Y 11 Q- 1 Ji X. 4' J f uc M 4-O9 JM SJ., 'YW 'a 9 xq 313 1 ' W anoerhaan oemser D Lmdberq 'ri za RoXXer Lollgq HCM oo Wx son on mg Madonna M aoX h rx Ransom X ugqan Dorsey Ma heny Y e'son G RC nd Row N m X Efeege Rea ' Da eb D Haensn E x T Sgadaio Caliiiaxn 1-SJ 3 25. Il 4' 7. 4 K 5 H, . ,JL ,J -Q 'ff-A in , . X- ff J , ,f . Q 1 i W ' ' J ' I ' . -H-1 J 6 1 , L X 11 V, H J . , it 3 N' CT K 'D ' f kr, . 1 ,,,w 5 iw. T V 7 1 ', 'nt A V 4 ' - 1 L 'f-K , x . 1' Ax 'I A x 5 -Q ' an X f. u . 1- - ' vq , L ' L fi ' -N R x 54 ' fy 1 x J -,, F , , ' ' . it ' Y Q J It J ., Q ,:, J T 11 W ' 5 J 1 ' L - . -1 x ij f f ? X 'A -f ,' l 2' V-4 -ff' s N K 7 V V, J M ,. .Q ' ' f . Q ' Y - , '- 30+ Y, ' V, . 'E . 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Coach Mafh J ' ff A I , any ithft 'Mxperie amd knowlc ' gainedf Yhye BS ext year shoul hfe' .1 X V 'I tf , lf, , real . W K , t J Vffz! A ,V Tg X he vig ,ected cg ' an 77155 Hohz ' eceivcd the M i4,f'!Hedr'cks , , n , ,A d f M AX trophyxf vhe m le pgayer. If A ,X V f4m f H ' ' I X 1 ' W ffm fl , W fu' M X if 'hy Y W v h f ' , Wd , , wx J jf r I A ! X , 632 ff! ,f f' 1 d V , ,V f 1 f s xxx!!! 1 If i ' W 1 d A ' 1 Coach Simmonson vt li k X . Q , - N1.,.,f fav. f 'L lv L -N fy Nifcqkzfdx g' 'nf 'f ,gui A KI 4 X Y-,V If mx, L64 X ' f' 1 , i A! O 'f:!, P AAF Nfl J - . V ,f ,ff- , 1w,Av ' I! fx I .4 A ' , M' ' A l'74.'7 J , wkfff' Q, Q5 'H Wh U I 'Q' V 'lx xx h A Lfyxfk X I ,ff ' i' .I f 4 IM! ,flffv M Q lu' xw lx 0, ' E A df-fvkym .z 'f r 1 V .4 , f- T ,ffl xi ',..v ff , LQKIEXQI in' -A l 121 if X 'I If 1 s , ,W k ' A 4 l lk 7 , Y ' I ,df W filjrxfi zhjnfxajff. J JL,,,j,,f I A 1 , 1, 1 M , Q 3:5-P454 1 , I-4?.4 155' ff? - A 71 F ,' ',- I f ,f --f ' , .. ,, . .Qf'A 'J ,,.', GRIDIRO - Strategy was 'Ly M-X mf S- concx-1 FARRIS COACH COACH CANRINUS PERATIVE CLELAND ..,..f-4-rg u -Q ' 1 X X ,- x - M gm ITM BURHOWS GLEN DENNEE ULN SPAGNOLA Sh-oepy Trophy Capiun Colbourne Trophy x ' P 7,11 -r x 5 x -4.1 9 x X 4 K X QLL I I 4 B-Yjx . s --f .J , . 4, 9 FROSH were BE ILDTERED, hut. ll J , ll: il 1 'T V T R u' ht -, . ,rn vw, 4 i. QOODX, ca g v -On . . . ?'?1U,f. 1,-AQ, r ,fr ff 4, f-5 ,. j -f I A J x CY!!! , K 5 1 , J, y , I 1 N' I fl Nfl! ' T ,l fl! ' 71' y ,G4l'4r 4i ,ii ' Q f , 'r -'j,k Q J. M ,Lily dig. 7:1 M Z V V. Ak-7' .v . , ,nl ! 'f i Q , , ' i L x ,vlwfm JJ ,ik aff lill 1241 Im f.: iff- ' Q 45 ax! , ' ' , if Iffxf. 1, i, ,iight rj,-,. e, sw if-,-, ,ir A, I The Frosh Yearl , . . one to rememher. Lis we passed our hrst milestone in 'jf' ' ' our four year journey through Los Gatos lligh. lr was an excitfng year, full if 7! of new experiences and. SOIIlCf1I1lCS,Zi little confusion hefore we settled into the gl I I I r - 2 1 v gm r Cody Adwiso H r Hr za rresizxent, Dcrciny Ginfion Seereiary, Bill Flfm-iqan, V Pres den i A igx routine of high school life. There were many things to rernemher about this first year . . . new faces . . . crowded halls full of rushing stu- dents . . . tremhling knees as we stood in assemhly to sing the school songs forthe entire student hody . . . split lunch hours . . . and those first emharrassing moments when we ask- ed the Seniors for the Frosh Lunch Room. Why did they stare at us like that? But, it was at the games that we felt that we really helonged, for we knew it was also CUR TEAM . . . and OUR SCHOOL! Then. too. the thrill of the Soph-Frosh Dance. We felt we had arrived . . . and could now look forward with much antici- pation to the next year when weld he Sophs and could welcome a new group to be a part of our life. CLASS OF 1957 Mary Sherbinskr, Toni Mattiuz, 2 Cecilia Stanton 3 Bill Trumbull, 4 Marilyn Wood, 5 The Young at Heart, 6 Penny Pittman The ol qanq, E 3 oclock at last' 9 The Three Musketeers, IC Firs' exeinnq dayl IMPORTA part of school life . . . ss -A mfg' ,Jxmf 'ww W' K Ngwiif ewegu fwwif sniff' T- s. in I Tree plemtmg ceremony 2 Party mme 3 he hunters and then kx U x1 n Paradlse 7 Future housekeepers B I.1ght techr LIGUS 9 R h e huck C, az Man C az I Stranger u 1 e tHe Dall Iudy n X .Q NK X v 7. 2 U. , ' 'W ,, gh, If 1 3 fy' J M , , , K jf . 1 . I X . I ,I 1 4 N ' , ,, fd H Fa. , Q' , ' 4 A u u I 5, 1 u ug 1 .,, 'i'f,g f X 1. 'Q' ' W ,if M uf .3 fx s - , f. N Q9 in 11L f 2 sw- YJ K I f gy 1 L 3 G , . ,L A , .1 A, XJ' I' E - f A it X -' A K K wr- -I , -in L L V A K . A Q df' jy , U, ,,,,W.M,?, I ,T W i u YN' I L t . T . Y. -1 Pima ng Ixrie 5 'r y , r y 5 ' 1 , .r -ut Q hav: ah y cc I harmcnz ' 13 H12 . ' , , ot SOPHOMORES came back for a BIG Year . FALL HONORS FOOTBALL Majorettes Band Cheerleaders Drum Corps C AND D BASKETBALL GIRLS' SPORTS FALL ACTIVITIES SOPHOMORES gx XIX C A - v 9 7 Q hx Mfg 0 -iq ..-:I yfx J- N Q, g fi '-4-In B3 F Q . Q 1 R , Lg xh .. f, In 'I' +35 fk 93 30 -3 PI! 5,13 Q. 1 El k 5 their yelling BOOSTED the TEAM ON LOS GATOS GET TOGETHER - ON LOS GATOS SHOW YOUR SPIRIT BATTLE DOWN THAT LINE! VICTORY IS NIGH HEAVY KICKERS, LIVELY RUNNERS OUR TEAM WILL WIN SO TOUCHDOWN SURE THIS TIME CHEER FOR GATOS HIGH 4- hu-Lara. VARSITY FOOTBALL This years varsity was plagued with injuries and lack of experience as it came out on the short end of a 1-1-4 league record. With only three returning lettermen from last year's team, our underdog Wildcats came up with a 20-20 When tie against Washington in our First league game. The next week we met Fremont, who ended up Co-Champs this year with Campbell. After trailing 25-0 at the half, our varsity turned in a brilliant sec- ond half as we made it 20-25 in the closing minutes. We were marching for another possible score when a heart breaking fumble gave Fremont the ball, They then tallied again to make the final score 20-31. . Following our defeat by Fremont. we were the underdogs when we met Mt. View, especially after losing our all S.C.V.A.l.. end and quarterback, Chuck Stewart. He received a serious knee injury in practice and didn't see any more action for the rest of the season. The Wildcats clicked and really worked as a team for one ofthe few times in the season. as we handed the Eagles a 27-13 beating under the able quarterbacking of transfer Terry Ogden. This proved the high point in the season as the Wildczits, with one of the best offense in the league, couldnt muster another win in league competition, lim Burrows was elected captain, the Colburn trophy went to Glenn Denee, and Kenny Spagnola was awarded the Streepy trophy as the most valuable player. tw ill six' our TEAM turned out .. r I QNX MJQ ,, , ff, ra ' f , . f f ,f f 1 ,1f,.,,-1-' , ., ,, rex.,---1 l, in inf , . A A ,,f'2'fmfM ff---wf H , f- . 3 'mi 'W Y J V 1 0 ' V . uf-.,-'ir' K., ,r ,V . , A ,N N ' iw ,M a. ff Maw Top Row: Coach Clelan1i,C Myers, C Siewart, H Cash, D Yregamflr, Q? W1.L1arr.s If B-mer M Melax., K Stryker, B Prftrzgarp, ' Hansome,i Ogden! Mason, Coach Canrmus Second How: Coach Farrrs, D Prrncehouse, A Boyce, W Smder A Montano, 3 Young, G Dennee, L Locastro I Carr1pbel1,M Von Damm,I Crffrtlt, P Pertrudge Third How: B Creiireldl K Cushman, M frmsron, S fierq, K Sragncla, B Herrmq, I Burrows, I Flores, L Andrews H McDougall, R Werl, M Deprre gr 3Nf,ffiN iai- they provided ACTIO and SPIRIT on the ' -v ,,... ..., ,vw 1 -if ev l ' Af ,..-. if QR in Y Y 9--. K of 3 5'- Larry Andrews, E lohn Campbell. G Bob Henmg Hg Chuck MYHN G Dick Bauer, G Bill Cash, G Chayles Iohnmonv Ph Ron Mcpouqalj' HL Sigurd Berg, FB Ken Cushman, HB Len Locaslroy G Terry Ogden QP Al B0YCe' T Glen Defines' T Tom Mason, T Buck Pxlrmar. T lim Burrows' E llm Gllllgan- QB Morne Melani T Dlck Pnncehouse, E bf., X. K- .-.,,.. 41. bw 1-P pm .3-5 11' 1' lohn Ransome, T Wendell Snider. C Ken Spagnola FB Cnuck Stewart QB Ker. Szryxes HE Dick Trepamer T Mxlton Von Damm Ron Well G Dan Wrllrams C Bud Young, C E . ff i A ' K MISS CLARK Advisor ,iw 41 ti Uh .f by lf vc 'fix' Y, J'p,ltifVf VIC wjtbfixpb b Qfpiffv i 'f N W ' f V t g s .Nfl if ii Wt , LVL' , 9' 1 . i If L 10i,Dt!J xii A Al T fr! 41' T71 4. F5 'UW zz 2.211 551 so 'l it . 'X 3 M. EPPS Treasurer I Y I , LOEWY Secretarv qv 5 N Y. A 'x ft: frwfsig Mfffw.. 14 -ws- Il ,I NF' V s- ,L T R 1 S. fl ., Il firwliiini, K, Frv, S l'l.inmck, J. Kramer, 1. Stcxxart. S Liwicciu. L. l7utllt'i', GopHu::on, M.l'c:1..ft Second Row: Ci. Cutton,kB. Cunningham, A. Srvernnce, P. Givens, S. Lowry, B XVcbb, A. lvloore, B. Arne. Q, ,,, .. Y . - ' is K 3 . fer I JL Q ' 5 as ff . - is . . ma. .sf is - 5: : I if st' 2 3 2 5 L, 2 5 ' ' S . , i SS v 5 'X X 1 i . W ., ii Di ul' J ff if . C XL lj f Quick girls. get your manl Arid we hope vou did for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dav Dance given bv the Girls' League. We started the vear off vvith a Big-Little Sister party given bythe seniors for the frosh. To be sure. the Girls' League cabinet will never forget the special meeting vvhich was called to finish eating the left-over ice cream from the party. The cabinet, con- sisting ofthe representatives from each counseling room and the commission- ers, did a fine job in making such good assemblies and Creating the atmosphere of friendship among the girls. As is done each year the Girls' League gave a scholarship to a deserving senior girl. The teachers were surprised this year by the Christmas cards that they re- ceived from the Girls' League. Certain- lv all of the success of this year could not have been possible without the fine leadership of Doris Wilkinson, presi- dent: Edith l-lernstedt. vice president: Marybeth Epps, secretary: and ludy Loevvy. treasurer. We owe much to our Miss Pauline Clark, Girls' League advisor. who has obtained a place in our hearts for her kindness and support of our girls at Los Gatos High. She has been an in- spiration to the girls, she is going to be missed a great deal. 1 .. ,, , 4 I for little GLORY . - ., ' -e 1, .I ' I RALLY COMMISSION-Top How: A Ma't11,z L. fchxftcn W Sinner ' Cartigzell ' Arn- r.:h A 'N1 a r'a Second Row: B Moore L Beattyil Stewart E Beatty S Schartar ' Duzgari Third How: 5 Hesse? I Horzza ' Tester: E TVIOTYIS I. Sorcery: Z Kmjslfsy I .A ' , BUILDING AWD GROUNDS COMMISSION Top How an S e1 H111- Second How I. ra P C1 E TC ce ENTERTAINMENT COMMISSION Top Row If rx sr' y acne 5 es 1 ee-ge y P F v Second How S C av-ford C C1.1s1e C L1r'ds'ror'r B Woodbury A Moore 9-M . - :E Vos'-fr. Ser: P' H Sort H Q11 r l'1.'r :I 1 osey 'rn L r' S, E Bruce at 1 s . , , 4, l 'O 4 U 4 - :N .Iii QI KH: I Br A If D Gr V 7 Ir I K1by .f rA : r ' , iq . . .. ' , their work is NEVER done NX., fqdf- Al These people receive very little credit for their work around the school. so to show them that we do appreciate their efforts. we dedicate to them this page in the Wildcat. Af Q0 0 5 Al 1 , f v' Pl-XTRICIK Pnmsrr ' ' ' . .f 1 , , Secretary T4 ' 4' D ff A g 4 4 .A . I sv - . our STUDE T leaders . Weren't they wonderfull The honor of being elected a student leader is something that is an exceptional honor be- cause only four students ever attain this goal. The nomina- tions, selection of campaign managers, campaign posters, and finally campaign speeches, are only the beginning. Then the big day arrives - ballots are cast, and the long, anxious wait begins before the final results are posted. Another wait i until school begins again in the fall -- then the long hours of hard work and responsibility really begin. Through their example of leadership, the rest of the student body has something to 'trive for, a goal to achieve. Wi emzzzzv QW r RUSS HONZA f 44,44 ,5T47fUf!1,6'14f ff President If N ,a.V..,, J 1 f- r, v-vwZfgh7'wZ'M4 111. KW 9- I4 Fl G Q 'l. s 1 1 J . i ' nC6uf5 V rf Q f , -,' ' V ,. sn.. , ' I , 1 4 4 f 1 . ' KENNETH SPAGNOLA ' Vice President Words are hard to find when thanking a student body for their whole-heartedsupport and the faculty for the advice and co- operation which has led to an outstanding year. The memories of this year will be remembered by everyone. How can they be forgotten? Qur school was well represented on the athletic field and in the classroom. Next year's student body officers will have the same undivided support of the student body, and l know they will have a success- ful year. - To my classmates and friends, the seniors of 1954, l wish them success in the future years. l will never forget knowing them. On behalf of myself and my fellow officers l again sincerely thank you, the student body and faculty. Russ Honza Student Body President CATHEMNE HRH Won our RES PECT our Executlw e Commlttee Ex Commlttee tomorroxx 8 OO' Thls xx as the flmllldf greeting of Russ Honza sent Vld the grapewne to the group xxhlch IS the nueleus of student qoxernment Alu ays lookmg for new ldeas always late to flrst p rxod always plenty to do and nexer enough tlme to hnxsh reuewxmg commlsslonnrs lepolts folloyxmq the school s poll C165 and executmg the laws of our COHSCIYUTIOH were some of the dunes for vuhxch thxs Lommxttee was held responslhle Gulded by Musa C lirk 1nd Mr Clnrlnus the manx xssues were capahly rexnexxed and our school year was smoothly governed EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE T p Row Mlss Clark P Wllklrtson P l. 3 l ln A Hr Second w E Vloolnux y 'U Nxlkxnson C, K1 by K Sraqnola H Honm r 1h P Hansor- F' He-mm1la WI. My -3-v mga O Q K X -54:1 nv .,Ql..uh....,.. TUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES TOP HOW A MGUIUZ D Graves I Hurlburf T Purcell T Abe B Moore K Brackett d L I Nunnemaker Mtss Cam Third Row l SGSGKI L Garnett S Crawford M Norstad Palsy- K Spaqnqpla Qmmgn 'ISEY' OX our Student C'ounc1l Representatlves Dad vou luke the way you xx ere represented thus vear7 We had 1 hne Student C oun all and although at the beqlnnmg It lost a xerv valued adxlsor IH Mr Helm 1t gamed new leaders ln Mass Clark and Mr Canrmus Thxs IS the group elected by you to act as your VOICE ln the government of our school Before decnslons are made they are re vlewed dlscussed and voted upon ln terms of xx hat IS best for you the Student Body All hall to a successful admlmstratlon' 7 4- v y' y ff . . V U - 0 1 , ' l 'um l' lvawv 'Z Rose M P lnm,-y P fillll . Cks H0 I ' 'Y ,L ' . r , , , Par ff, . 1 I if -,Q 1 ,gi X 4 X n 7 , mfs' nr' C. A 4 W J 5 g .2 I - 1:1 , f' u - 4 ,, 7' f l X 1 I vi . Rx ix . at ,A , ,ix xy. ' 'E 1 MM 'N 'tr ' J Y . . ' ' K :,,: . 5 T9 sewn ' C 5- 2: 2 ' In M fl Q- xg, W C , X . 54- A to C rf 3 , 5, r U o 5 'K I ..-.tl 1 6 CW, V v 5 - : , , . , , , 3 fhnstlq Second Row: D Sallen, D. Raush,iD Cofhng, C Wxlson, U Sem, L Green, L Leongr , I Oewy, r A C 7 f,,, P r ., ,R H d. C Gorman, K Grunsky P J . V . . V . '1'tSi our COMMISSIO S worked hard - -. . Barb Woodbury, Bob Beahy, Peggy Luna, Pau' Hanscr, Al Hicks Hats off to our commissioners for a re'1l bang-up job! f Rallies sparkling vith school spirit frememher Buck Pitman and Bill Moore as cheerlead- ers? V- sports records kept in order if 'attractive posters with modernistic touch - school dances luliven music, tooll that packed the gym if new car stickers and vtaste paper Wildceits - and, for the first time, some real news about the Music Department if From all of us, our gratitude and apprecia- tion to Barbara Woodburv, Al Hicks, Peggy Luna, Bob Beattv, Paul Hanson, Pat Wilkinson and Greg Rose. PatWilk1nson, r A HJ, MUSIC COMMISSION Top Row R rhag it a Second R w V V Buhn l Schivo I Morse PUBLICITY COMMISSION Top Row P Par 1 ,e -JLQJGF 1- F' 991' H1145 D V00 ca 'nrbel M Stantcw Scond Row G Hcus on C Bee S Ma in l.. dlev K FV P Fraser If L . X VV l ,.,. nl I c 2 : XV f U . f 4 lf' p I' ..- , 1 . , , Seq f F ' - :. ' ins T Ciar' P Lun , K Cushman o :.. -gps I r , ,i 'Xlt A - : tri f 'S' ., Jr , D Paul A C' . re Ca.. Y. . e : J L YY V Du . Y., t C' -' nfon even the GIRLS decided to pla BA KETB LL in after-school Sports '3 if ir . Y ,L , ml, 46, ,. T3 IL. e.Q '- xi if .::... , 1 -- Top Row: M. Stanton, Vx'right, G.iutlinicr, S. Hancock, S. Schaffer, S. lvfclntyrc, fi. Gill, K Fry, I. Arncricli, I., fiushmzin, E Bxulcy, S. Dzily, C. Stanton, V. Cr.m'fort.l, I. I'rinct'housc, M. W'illizinxs, I. Sasaki. Second Row: l' lvfclloncll, I Iohnsonk D irbcs I ffzillaahfan, I Cot, S Lociccro, ll, Smith, R Haimniontl, I Brocklxiuis, A, Loptz, Z Kingsley, lloinl, S Mc irc. R. Aylmar. Third Row: V Olson, fl, l'Lilt'1'iriu, Graves, Mirrsc, A, Stone, R. Upsis, I ihirlncy, N lmirtlixxah L GZITIWU- I Fc r I trrand, P. Amnnn, B, P uttt, l Stefani GIRLS' BASKETBALL During the basketball season, any spectators watching the girls play in after-school sports saw them divided into four teams each one Fighting to win the round-robin tournament. Under the management of Iubie Arnerich, the captains were Sandy Daly, Karen Fry, Stephanie Hancock, and Linda Garnett, whose team proved to be the one with the most stamina and sportsmanship, as was verified by their championship scores. With the girls participating in this sport, they had GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL a very successful season. Nine, Stephanie Hancock was the manager ol the eighty-eight girls who participated playing volley ball. ln fact, due to this large turnout two separate round-robin tournaments were played. The captains for the Tuesday tournament were Iubie Arnerich, Catherine Kirby, Linda Forbes, and Iane Sasaki, and the captains for the Thursday tournament were Arlene Sadler, Ianice Stewart, Sharon Schaefer, and Ioan Princehouse. During this season the girls were always ready to fight to the finish, and they had a lot of fun, which was due to their spirit and enthusiasm. l-V A JV -,f I ,i . V I if JV V , wi j v lv' M x U J V r A .Q ,fl ina: f s XJ. , i .Uvfi 'fJ.'i. t li ' n -il N J 4 il D ' 0' jr A A are A xl., J A i Top Row: V. Nclsitn, M, W'allace, L. Dudley, L, Snell, D. Baker, j. Phillips. Second Row: D. Cash, ,I, Billingsley, X i 'U ,I, Tedforcl, S. Schaffer, Arnerich, .I. Wright, -I. Gaucllnier, E. Franklin, P, Luna, A. Sadler, L. Boyer, B. Bos' J X j P' R sert, L. Berman, K. Fry. Thircl Row: I. Hinccnhcrgs, S. Mclntyrc, S. Nelson, I. Stewart, E. Bailey, C. Gill, D. A U ' Gibson, D. Paul, P. Stcfiani, C. Stanton, XV, XX'1iymire, A. Yxilllaims, Cox, P. Mcllonvll, C. Kirbv, I Pulcn. K K iv I Fourth Row: D. Forbes, N. Wleins, CI, Rigglu, I. Sasaki, P. Vfilltinson, D. Fagrclins, A. Sands, S. Olson, M. firm' , 3 ' bergs, G. Armalovics, M. Williams. R. Aymzir, l.. Blanltcnhcrg, P. Pittman, Z, Kingsley, L. Berryman, H, Arne 'U Fifth Row: ,I. Luna, R. Opsis, V. Olson, S. Daly, j. Callahan, C. Eden, N. Caldwell, P. Cline, P. Hiltlrhrantl,,I 5 I Broclthaus, Kirby, Kikuchi, A. Lopez. S. Porter, M. Laird, L. Cushman, I. Princchousc. Sixth Row: L. Forbes B. Pruett, L. Garnett, B. Thistle, M. Rislcy, D. Moore, B. Stadmillcr, L. Acevcs, A. Moore, S. Hancock, L. Beatty the STRUTTERS added swing to our marches M A I O R E T T E S MAIORETTES-H Hamrzxonft, I Polen, W Krrkxsh, G Trurnloull, D Racleman ' 1' , - 4 I 4 7 T I , l 1 f . ' I l 4' ,47 . I ,At , , cf -a P- 1 1 - 4 ' p- , . 764 ef A wfcfef L O a S . G A T 0 S los mos mow mcn scnool B A N D BAND-Top Row: D Slattery, R. Parma, N Tully, I Ghormle , W Warwick, R. Cross, B Trevor, F. Gould, R Webb, M Creech, B Hrggms, D. Sleeper Second Row: F Hyowe, A Frresen, R, Hlggms, M. Tully, P. Herrm, I. Treese, S. Iohnson, R Fmley, L. Rosenthal Third Row: D Barley, I Harper, T Clark, D. Giordano, D, Roush, R. Remmel, Fourth Row: I. Fenley, T Purcell, K. Dretsch, I Glslcm, T. Lopez, M Fox, P Luna, I. Bruhn, M.. Calkms, Mr. Blattner Fifth Row: B Barnhrll, M, Epps, S Brolly, N Adams, I., Blankenberg, I. Derlelt inspired CHEERS from FA S It takes good resistance to cold, plenty of prac- tice, and hard work to become a good majorette, and Los Gatos has some of the bestl We less exuberant spectators wondered how these smiling girls could show such complete indifference to the biting air. Our prancing majorettes, with shimmering uniforms and twirling batons, led the band and drum corps to another successful season, and with Ieanette Polen heading the Gatos twirlers, our marching units came in second to none. Los Gatos Band, renewing again its widespread reputation as one of the finest bands in the county, not only excelled in music, but also in marching abi- lity. We, in the stands, were proud as they executed difficult drill formations on the field. The band brought home honors from the San Iose Balloon Parade and the annual Los Banos Parade while the pep band made the whole building ring during rally assemblies, inspiring cheers from everyone. The Drum Corps, through the many trophies and prizes exhibited this year, proved again what a terri- fic group they are. With Mr. Blattner totrain them, these girls showed perfection in rhythm and preci- sion, and Los Gatos is indeed proud .of theml When the final gun sounds. three hoarse girls lead the gang in the Alma -Mater. They are our cheer- leaders. Ianice Tedford, with her shout of Come on, kids, YELLV' was every minute a capable lead- er, and with vivacious Leanne Boccardo and en- thusiastic Ervie Lee Morris ably sharing the task, Los Gatos could not have been better represented. I 47 I . Y. 51.1 Q.. AQ A ,i il, 1 , J 1 I f i 1 f 1 1 r r , I My 011011 51,0 DRUM CORPS-Top Row: S. Lopez, S. Cox, I. Moore, L. Berman, M. Williams, N Iohnson, C. Adams S Porter I Brockhaus, D: Pickles. Second Row: C. Mesa, I. Young, I. Graves, J. Kramer, P, McDonnell, R. Aymar, M Spotswood D. Meyer. Thmrd Row: C. Vowles, P. Lindquist, I. Kikuchi, C. Bond, I. Gifford, L, Boyer, S. Thomason. 1:4 FALL proved to be an excitingf time . . .N- KQQQ1 8 Eng w '--I.T.,,, 'kh Q--.Lum ak 1 4 I' 3 ,K Wimmffw W'-12 1 Our eros, 2 We always had grand spxrxt 3 The Semors had tenms -1 The boys had work 5 B same s . . Spots were exhzlaraimng '7 Prac.1ce, DYGCYICG, prachce. 8 Even classes were fun 9 We were proud of our school especlally fOI the SOPHOMORES an 'M N 6. ,,gN, : A 55 A .Y 1 1 Thx 1 Q D T HERE THEY ARE . . Stepping stone number two f our sophomore yearl This was the year that we be- came active in class activities and student body organizations. We thought our class was terrilic, and to prove it to the student body we gave them an hour of good enter- tainment in our Soph assembly. We proved we had brains. too, with so many sophs in Lf. S. F. Our work. work, work made our Harvest lVloon Dance a hit with the Frosh. and we enjoyed welcoming them into Los Gatos High? We were really proud of our Soph boys on the teams, and we yelled with all our lung power to support them! This vear was so full of activities and fun that we knew we would long remember it, but we, also. looked eagerly forward to becoming upperclassmen at lastl THE CLASS or 1956 l 4'1-a'----My 'I J ' 1-?.J,..fu-d my ' 'bfil-4. Jilin.. it I Y C xt Iolm Klrby, Vlce rc-sxxent rarllyrx Cnflorrxery, 'lreasurer Mr Cunnrnqhar A ivrssor Cyrvlvxa Go: man, Secretary af 1:1 Top Row:I Nunnernaker,I Iessen, G Melton, B Leorxeslo, I Macjvzrla F Nelson H Mcflarrv B Mrnfien D Reafilnq D Nerswender M Moore,I Ransozne R Mueller. O Paulson H Rerrtrnel F Mam D Llcyr Second Row: A Mattel C Iepson, V O.sen, N Mc Iurxkrn, A Lottrldge, D Moore, S Nolte, H Lynn M Layman, M lfzy S Nelson 'Y Purcell T Mello W Latfa A Lopez V Nor! rzdge, D Mcfafxden Third How: N Meek A Lopez, A Moore, O Maqarza R Crsls, Novcn K Lrbr,-ey, H Flemer l Lopez, E Meyer, S Lore: D Meyer. M Iones I H1zzu'o C Keltner B Moore, M M.3n'1Cr:1er',' Top Row: V Crawford, B Corona, P Boles, E Adams, M Contar 1' S Gonzalez T Exnkley, D Gxordane F Balch R Cross, K Garfal, P' Gould, B Berg, T Clark, L Beatty, L Berryman, I Brunv 11 Second Row: M Callcms D Holtz L Berman, D l'l1CKl6S, H Daz-.' F-I Ashzawa F Clcltan, M Deprre N Perla, T Fxshback, I E ' rf: ,ey PC Custer Cv Eoswortlt L Afeves Third Row: B Arne C Baror1e,S Blcknarn, N Bortoluss1,W Bergrnan,I Callahan,I Th A Frnley M Brcwn D Baker H Daw, C Carfmell, C Bond S Cameron JU IORS at last, CLASS RINGS Eos: -f- w -- XAJcvL.1. Ho-ilu 700 5245. AT I-543. ,Nb Of' WJQ- nacp-:can-vol. c.f+z4:c,-ra., A05 '4 OL-5 Tx-mr lk m-ms. .Lago Quiz? bcocrssf-JL. H-5 3990 A Pr-41-riS.1,1L K-Dwwupc., voo 1-,,e,oQqp+ Moss gf: my bar-z-cm DVS bb 1,1-Al lvimu. TD of-.bc-s Hoo Q.1,L...st'iC: QOL' :U wg-up C7ULQ- U00 f'16'Q U0-9Dc.rL.T'H4LL. TQML l Lftxx' IHKS bdcvlfiaf-DQ, IZAQ 510015. K V?-'QMD 'QAM QLD' Nabil. IUNIORS ,U QLMJ' SPORTS WINTER J l 1 Basketball l I 4 Wrqsthigmg 1 f J I Cuff 'Shorts X if L L W if X f J J' x 4 N K, 5 VX L N U I N - - - Q.. Q, , -N ' . is Q T T - .. N' - , 9 F U! YJ i - A : L a 'x Aff A if ' X ? X XX' Ml' , ff' ,l ,f ff- - F 1 f nf' 54 W AJ ' V! ,A ,. 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Nl clhss' n, an 'ously looked forward to our lunior vear. VVQ had visions of the great interest L. -x wt t clgs SQSSS would show in scholarship, sports. and drama. and we were not disappointed. X3 ,X . Q e, niors, al viys had among the largest nuniher in L. 5. F anc or the Honor Roll. Qur ath- y X letes held s ongxipositions in football, haskethall, wrestling, track anti nasehall. The Iunior Play, N: Qfiatl-QS' of She ide 'as well received by the puhlic, and the lunio: Asscnihiv Camera tfontor- ' is lt'ions,Q'Xwas- cc imtid' y the Student Body. SyThe soci of ou school life most certainlv did not sufier fron: iaci or enthusiasm. which 9 Ywffs shswn y o succ sful luniorfSenior Prom. and we sincerelx hope that it will he long remem- , bkxred by t gre ddati Xclass. Also, in social life. vou might sav was tnc choosing, ordering, im- ' , XV. Pafieggfxgil' ng, nd fi Q possession of one ofthe few material things tw which we remember F . s atox ig the gktss Ring, X 'Q hi yea wei f thefflass of '55 realized that our entire Iunior vear was the time to acquaint X: -t o rselxs wth s ool activities in order to prepare ourselves to assume the responsibilities which t Clgs OQ' o ably fulfilled. X X ' A Dick Cofling, Iunior Class President Q X l W X Kiss realized their NEW responsibilities for awhile, LIFE centered on the PLAY, FATHER OF THE BRIDE IUNIOR PLAY 'iFather of the Bride was the big moment in our lunior life. Kay Banks lMaureen Boylel was a typical bride- to-he, and her father lKurt Luderitzl was convinced the wedding would lead him to insanity and finan- cial ruin. Mrs, Banks lludy Loewyl was the peace- niaker of the family, but matters were not helped hy Tommy Banks fDenny Bailey! who thought love stuff is a lot of tripell' Ben Banks Him Treesel loved the girl next door, Peggy lSherrie Crawforcll, and sympathized with Kay and Buckley Dunstan lPhil Smithl, the shy bridegroom. Keeping the family in a state of confusion were Don Iohnson, Marie Pfister, Mona Laird, Margie Nickson, Iuhie Arnerich, Bill Kimball. Karl Keesl- ing, Dick Coffing, and Ioyce Perry. During the weeks of rehearsal Kurt swung from a scaffold yelling, 'il feel primitive! f Denny look- ed too pretty with make-up on - Iudy said, Have another cup of coffee. hut coffee was forsaken for 'Frostiesw f- Everyone ducked out of range when Iubie swished her scarf -f Ar dress rehearsal spit- halls came from all sides. Believe it or not, everyone lived through it, even Miss Haywood, the director: and Mrs. Buckman, the technical director, and with the help of Iulie Boyer. stage manager: Willoughby Kirkish, sales manager: and lane Sasaki, prompter. the show went on. 1' gf. fvllqfr- M5 flfg AKQA iq: 74i l'f1f7LA J 5 Q :gd D 4 E'Alf'f. w:l,V!LI:Zu! yt C14 ki V-1, T ,Qt c Qs- Cm, A-4' -421 1 4-L HV 7 . , 4-1.111 Ckiirx 'f,,,ff,7 fu ,QV Q, f I, If , I 1 A, ,ff . .fl P4 J JU ,tIORSxWQnt forget 354 K I my 1 1 s r 1 w ' fs ' s - n WINTER: Winter brought many things to Los Gatos High. The Christmas dance was Silver Rhythm. The absence lists lengthened as the snow deepened on the Summit. There were days of practice, nervous waiting, and finally success for 'Father ofthe Bride and Captain Applejackf' the Iunior and Senior Plays. The luniors waited anxiously as representa- tives to Boys' and Girls' State were chosen. The Seniors took the lead and kept it in the March of Dimes Assembly. ln the lunior-Senior basketball game the luniors came out second best. Highland Fling. a Girls' League sponsored dance, was a great success and plaids were the thing, Dzintra Opsis was added to Los Gatos' list of champions be- cause of her outstanding work in the field of speech and after winning the I Speak for Democracy' contest in the state of California. The old met the i'new in a Girls' Block L. G. versus Faculty volley- ball game with both teams getting a run for their money. And after a hard day of school the gang could be found at the Youth Center, which became Wm T nr- Q0 2' , 5, ,Y 1 -L the new place to firyi'recreaj,ibr1 after 8,fOL1q't day. U I 4 . '! ,i ff 0 .4 ,f L, , .1 It v ' , ' i 7 f ,nt Y 'T .. T eff! I' fab 1 1 IV! ! A six., .1 0, i . 'px I 2, ! . fi X 7 , y' A If 4 A ' U' ' I I I t., , '4 I aff WE reall LIVED IT UP and L, li-sas W no ig' Lxst rung? 2 Beachcombers 3 Coleen Plggle 4 Pose 5 Relax 6 lackle 7 Well? 8 Pehearsal tnme 0 Cram boys cram 10 Gramma school 11 Nevas ready 12 Sherrxe 13 You re 1nterested'P 14 Im workxnq l5 Any ma l'P l6 Lavonne 17 Pm up l8 Don k1ll mel 19 Cut ups 20 Chuck Hoefller Z1 Whats he saymg9 22 Muscles Luder 12 L3 Champmons 24 Canadlan Capers 25 Smxle now 26 Three charmers 27 Woody 28 Pat 29 Good luck 4 c 9 9 c H2 . M 5 'Q - 'l 2' as xx 5 t . 0 x ' l Q s A A 1 ef' e e 0 he 4 X l N 2 l ,.. I0 . 0 E L K sf , V J l 'Ll.e L, ii , - r. ' R16 4 'Z f Q' I of M 5 W ,l le ,. A v K Q. 1' 7, qw x Wagga 7 , ,df g I J li? 2 k ' fx 5' xA K' 5, G 1 qw ,l -L . f. L 1 fy , ,fl x 5 1- e 14 Y f 2 sim? 4 K I 4 . , I 1 g in e H ,.,, E a e 1 f ll 1 , 1 X F x L , of . ff I ' ' K . 4 , J V l' . XA ft ., I 's l Y l A ' l . 5 4 ' l. e ' . ' ' ' . ' . . . , , , . r , ' . I I . ' , ' ' . 1 - '1 . . WI TER CTI ITIES began in full swing G' VI ,1- r ' 1 ua K xx. U l Semor Assembly 2 Basketball was here at last 3 Oh those Chrtstmas Parttesl 4 The halls had Xmas spmt too 5 Remember the wexght lmltmg contest? 6 Openmg mght 7 The Semors Went Wtldl 8 Decoratmg was as much fun as the dance ttsell some CLUBS were CHALLE GI and . . f AI' I N, Top Row: M Staiitoii, 4? l'Iotisttiri, H XY-Isl-. I. lit-artv. A Stxtrztncc. .I Mercer. A Sand-, ,I :'xrritri.li. I' Smith. M Pliinntx, R Yaatglian, fi Wil-tin. 1. Rim, H Ikrii-gcr, Ii Iltattv, I, lltvilw. I' luis. I, Sttxxart, XX Rm-tuttlti. Ii Nhhlf, INI Waimr, :X I'Iitlt-, I f,ritItr. S Bit-IIs, I5 flailing, Mi Attlilv Second Row: N Kiiki-li, Y f'i.mttiitI, S 'I':i.iyt, R S.tilt.mluti.Iis. A liapp. M N ii-mtl. ,I Imtxxx, M Nicluttiv. fi I-HHHIIH. .I IKIIIW, K first-I, I I'rri:.tlitit.-t, NI Wiiiul. S l'.tilrtrstiii.I Pttlrr. TNI XX'illxaiii-, If Htiit-tttlt. I Alu Third Row: N Rliiiit-Iaiitlti. N1 flalkmf, is I.i.gIttil-i.. I smtp, A ii1.i...., A sm... if im., ., cz it.m.,i.,, ti kim. iw Klpsis, is xx'.,,if-.yer iw ati. L. I..,.tiy. iv Knit-i.. P R Opsis. I. Iitnlltfv, M Lppf, I' Iltrbx. .-X M lwxx it. S lltiiiltirps. I' Mgllniitll, M ,ltfi.t-, I5 Mi t it 'f C. S. F. Hey, boysl Take it easy. youre pulling all that hair out of my leg! Believe it or not, this is a meeting of Chapter 292 ofthe California Scholarship Federation. In order to retain membership in this organization a student must have a high scholastic stand- ing ancl, in accordance with the motto. Scholarship for Service, must perform at least txvo services for the school per semester. FRENCH CLUB The plays the thing f French plays that is. and where else but the monthly meeting of La Clube Francais, whose advisor is Mr. Aubry. Being a French club. English is strictly taboo. Naturally this causes mild panic among the first year students since every English word costs one centl This plus the money from Mr. Aubrys gum fund helped to pay for the fine French cuisine served at the meetings and the Annual Spring barbecue. ,fm ii : . I V . in G Mt-im. cz RM. u sm. L Gm... iz xvigfnff, D flimi.-viii. R tim., cz ixniw, IT H2'm1I'l T- I TN' 1135,l?owMl.I:gr'eIII3ilLx.:' f!,,,,,mn. IH qjufiul' 11, tjtmff, 13 F4,gr,1,,,,' R V.mgh.tn Second Row: I. Q Ilutilev, H Luckt-rliy, ,I XX right, R Oliver, L Bttcczsrdo, R Sukanbartlis, il Iirocnxstl. I7 Ilunn, B, Sggitjmillteil IJ Mtniirc. A. Scvtrancc, F Izxistcrhroolt, S, liiclrham. xl Kravitz, P. Derby' R lvfahh' TA Nhtmzz Third Row: M I'E,i.,-r. B Flanaggm, K Ihifiqli, B Miit1rt', H. Arm S. Hopkins. R Opsis. M Lime, H DMU. Oi Maggariu, D. Mtitirt'. CI Gunn, P McIJ-untill, if Cinrtnicll, A Moore, M EPDM L TI1Ul'vI'1v'. if . languaves gave us the FOREIG TO CH SPANISH CLUB Top Row A Bled oe M Layman L Berryman P S 'rrth N' LOHIBTOO M Phrnney I Flores W Rosenfeld H Krueger G Rose B Webb N' Wrllrawrson B Wood 'Nl R rce S aa e Second Row I- F a e B oemrse D Pau occardo L Ga cra N' Fox V h r d L b s n Be B Thrstte S Mcln V rss Wood Third Row C Barone C Mesa N Rhrnelande P L I H r' e e D Fo bex o e Ru rn D Rose S Hamrlton C, Eden L Wrlson B I Hartman K Lrbbey SPANISH CLUB Cuando salga nuestro equrpo' Vrva el equrpo de Los Gatos' Hey that must be the Club Espanol' Man thrs gang really has that good ole school sprrrt exen skrts about sports' Couldnt be that half rts members were on the football team Mrs Mrller and Mrss Wood really vtorked hard thrs year qettrng Club Espanol back on rts feet Wrth LATIN CLUB Hall Caesar' The meetrng of Stultrtra Caesarrs rs now rn order' Who wants to sell douqhnuts rn the hall next vxeek7 need that pecunram for the Roman Banquet' For frrst trmers thats when you grab a sheet from your Mom s lrnen closet run to the cafe terra toqged Roman toga style put avr ay a scrumptrous feast and cheer your faxorrte gladrator rmported for the occasron from our mrghty vtrestlrng team' The advrsor rs Mrs Reynolds Who sard Latrn rs a dead language7 LATIN CLUB Top How I Foster M Wrllrarns S Srckel S Loer e rs e no'ds K FV Cross B Web Warner Fl Cross C Grll R Lynn Second How A Sone D C ose n ehor. e C L Bea M Peck P Boles R Opsrs R Sarkanbardrs l Hrncenbergs Frcnt Hou I Morse S Parkerson L Petrt C, Iohnson I' Ga ney I Brockhaus S Hopkrns L Garnet L c e c v rl . MRI , - , I , .C ' ,. ., ' , . ttsu 'I V : X r r r L B , r , r , Frs , V Cawlor , For ep. S Phrllrps, D Bob , M ach, , ' tyre, M . ' : ' , . . r, una, rr: nl: rgs r .' f Perry S L rl 11, P . V . . - . V . such an enthusiastic gang to back them up how could it help but be a success? . V V AA . . V . V . . K . . r V . . , 1' 5 ,A 'N 3 ' 3 - Z , V VV ,A ' r Mir I ' J S -FV f YH, - I , , , Q to M R y r ru W ' ' , b M , , , : 1 S Hancock r ttr,f Prr c . 's , P Gould tty, , , , , : , , 1, ' , . ff , , . , t, A ev S, M Mcntg mer, they interpreted the CLASSICS . . . ART HONOR SOCIETY Top Row C Stan on W Kirk sl' S Low i, E Bosse A Hick B Noo e Ta or lu Kirkish l Kravitz M Stanton Bottom Huw D Op is G Houston A Herler B Ada P Bfaganf- Paul S Nolte M Nickson P Luna I. Pettit I Supp Mr Cunningham ART HONOR SOCIETY You took an art course and made qood qrades but didnt loin the art honor society7 You re just out of it that was one of last year s best clubs' Mr Cunningham advisor stimulated a deep interest in art and artistic endeaxors and xx as alxx says ready to help make plans for the society s actixities Txxo of their biqqest actixities vt ere a trip to the San Francisco Art Museum and a visit to San ose State Colleqe Art Department The members of the Art Honor Society learned by studying the vt ork of others and then by doing it themselw es What a may to spend the day' THE MASQUERS quers Both of them vt ere xerv busy with school plays but managed to plan a fevx activities for the club which lncluded the De Havilland cup contest and a play qiven for the Louise Van Meter P T A To the talented Masquers me say thank you for your contribution to the more cultural aspect of our school life DRAMA CLUB Top Row W Bohn N Blgkham A Sands D Cofimg P Part h G Cotton l lessen I Nunnemaker D Moore B Cunningham I Waymire C Stanton Second How V Crawlord M Long N Adarns D Opsis P King M Boyle D Fagfelll-15 5 Smith N Redmond V Fish S Locicero D Gibson B Stadmiller M Wood Third Row M Stanton W Kirkish M Spotswood M Calkins R Hammond D Wilkinson S Thomasen I. Boccardo K B relander K Libbey l Gaffney S Parkerson I Princehouse Mr Zappelli Bottom How Z Kingsley B Bossert G Lross C, Vcwles l Young P Lindquist N MacMillan C Gunn S Cox L Shepard P Bagan I Morse S Olson l 1 - fy 1,,' 'r' rt s, . r,l yl , ' , , - - '15 , 5 , rns, . D , ' . , , , f K6 YY Miss Haywood and Mr. Zappelli collaborated this year as advisors of our Drama Club, the Mas- ' Ulf' ls. Developed SKILL . . Encouraged HOBBIE Stage Crafts - 'Turn up the footlightsl Where's my play book? Who mov- ed the piano bench? This is familiar conver- sation to anyone who fre- quents the auditorium and is acquainted with Mrs. Buckman's stage crew! This is the group that solved all of our technical stage problems, and who worked as a team for our enjoyment. The success of our plays, assemblies, and concerts would have been impossible without their dependable assistance. Camera Club - 'iHm-m Boy! This picture will be the great- est! - Hey! Who locked the darkroom door? l've got a deadline to meet. - This is the Camera Club, the group that sponsored that terrific national photography exhibit and, under the leadership of Mr. Damon, kept busily occu- pied taking pictures for the school publications. These en- thusiastic 'shutter-bugs' have more than proved that one pic- ture is worth a thousand words. Astronomy Club - - Twinkle, twinkle, little . star - Prof. Huff told me what you are. . . A new star has been added to our constellation of school organizations - the Astronomy Club, an observatory for those who have always been intri- gued by the wonders of our universe - wonders brought to light in Mr. Huffs fascinating discus- sions of the phenomena of outer space which spring into existence through his homemade telescope. STAGECRAFT-First Row: T Rrzzulo, C Prater, R Shultz, C Swiclerski, D McFadden I Lindsay, l Boyer R Gamble, l Polen, Mrs Buckman Second Row: A Talley, F Hawkins, B Llewellyn, P Ehler, I Peevy house, M Beach, P Batman, M Wilcox CAMERA CLUB-D Kline. G Boyer, D Nolte, M Brown If 25 ASTRONOMY-First Row: W. Cross, L. Crrder, H. Krueger, R. Cross. Second Row: G Moser, W. Rosen- feld, Mr Hull Third How: N. Wiens, I Phillips, C. Vowles, H Krueger, C Gunn those whowanted the FACTS were the y 5 rg FQRENSICS, MATHEMATICIANS, SCIENTISTS DEBATE-Top How: Dm Gunn M G Hose I dOmbrain VV Hosenteld, H Cross, Mr :ly 'Second Row: -11 Vfsiixng. .. Soceerac G Broernser I. Cushman, M N1cxson,N Hed- :ne V .vzilrlnernaicer fy Kirk sl' Th1xdRow:Z Kingsley L Shepard l. Garnett P McDonnell Lck.-yes bang - V , t is lil Math Club . . . Math can be fun - particularly when theres plenty of good food in the form of pumpkin pie and Captain Criswells home- made apple ciderl There's food for thought too, and the kids that do problems for the Math Club really know their stuffl Did you say 251 - You're crazy! l suppose you can trisect an angle or con- struct a square equal in area to a given circle f shades of Pythogoras i please pass the pie, l'm starvedl Debate Club . . . Gain poise and self-confidence! Win honors for your schooll loin the Speech and Debate Club! That was the call sent out by Mr. Cody to anyone interested in forensics. Those that turned out discovered that the art of speech-making was not easyl They spent hours gather- ing information on the national topic and learning what to do with two very big hands! Mr. Cody entered them in league tournaments where they reaped honors for Los Gatos High! Proud of these kids? Why notl They are the statesmen, the diplomats, the peacemakers of tomorrow! MATH-Top How: Hr Dnsvseli Luiieritz G Wiliiamscn H Krueger D Dennis, B Kimball Second Row: W Rosenfeld D Powers, D Collin I G Rose, D Hamilton, R Cross Third How: K Dietsch H Krueger, C Gunn N Caldwell, D Cvunn, W Cross , xi Y' Science Club . . . Hi! Mr. works! This club is really a neat set-up. The meet- ings at school are very in- teresting, especially when some one gives a demon- stration on his or her scientific interest. Yes, sir! The word's around that the Science Club really AND Top Mr Robensonr Mr Welch, K Luderitz, G T Dorsey R Norton, K Fry, W Kirkish Cross Third How: K Dietsch, H Deier, I has it made for a bright future' ust keep serving that punch in beakers' Welch, when's the next field trip? You know, the copper is still on that key chain that l plated when we went to the plating GIRLS prepared for their FUTURE homes FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Conventions, parties, potlucks, candy sales in the halls and good meetings -f Where else would you find these things except in the Los Gatos chapter of the F. H. A. with lively prexy, lubie Arnerich, Mrs. Burke, and Mrs. Winslow' to cook up all these swell activities. What gal with an eye to the future wouldnt want to belong v Serious- ly, though, what could be more worthwhile than learning how to make a hetter home in which to live? f To our own future homemakers, a Big 6 from the Los Gatos Stu- dent Body. P, F. A.-'rap Row: me Burke, G Vaughan, N Rhinelander i 'ii- it fl Esraffsf fs :.1a1:Qn in Ds,-,pi tsmscn s Msg nani l Schyro, N Kiricish, Mrs Winslow Second Row: l-'Rubin D Rossi Young A M-iciel, A Rapp. M Vlillzamsori T Perry S Mcln'yre R Marsh, lil lcnes Third Row: C Fiona C liurvtn Lf Sato, E3 'Nehz T3 Houston S Taa,e,f Polen M Pl15ter,l. Gibson, C Libbey E HUMEMAM' X593 rw we AMERICA F A Top How Crawford G Blankenburq B Foster B Colanjelo N F er 9 D B ow B Kern C, Armstrong oker R G rnble C, B gharn l S V' o e Sec n w f A Me e Be tra Bo a E Harish W Plogqash H Honza l. S inazze F Heimn ark H ow B as-3 Ni x Faye u e Ba ng P Hansor I rnith u A Shu T Clo FUTURE FARMERS VVovx ' Did you ever see so many trophies and Blue Ribbons? lt seems they belong to the F F A the hardest working fellas at Los Gatos High Mr Cline their advisor sees to it that his boys really know their agriculture' They work hard make monev contribute constantly to the Student Body and alxx ays have a good time making F F A go The Future Farmers dont yust learn methods out of books they put these meth ods into actual practice They re the real backbone of our American wav of life and were mighty proud of em CHOIR Top Row M S CK U Se n e P D B595 1' Second Row T X Fourth How ba 3 Fifth Row Y l e s E EI: ' Ghcrrtiley ' C..,'..I 23,5 if. ' 3373:-.'5 'v e f' 9 Q ll nf fl ' 'v'v ,'a t' 'H' '-1 E 4'r.F - ..'. rr: Y 'ygra 'N lf- l. 1 rt 9 wilt lf frxrtthr. Q fra.-5157: P1 lull. -,, f Q' E' .,,' I N 6 F L C ' if K-if: igzflef til ..A- Lf: 1 12' A.uVlI1r'- l our M USICIAA S learned that, down - ' Q - ex 1 1 I , I L I V. J V7.1 1 r I fx I . fl f Vg rw ' ,ff - - ' , e X u I , , I-' ' I, .J I : - 1 . r - - V , I 1 ' 'X I v I ' N ' IfJK I I . 1' ' , Q - -ff .1 ' ,r ,k'yxM,tLU,,1Jf.L,n' lbdf ' g-ga If V X , ,f 1 ' -f 'V 'a A , ' ' . ' 4 ,a I ' , V ' J x ' fl, JI' 'J X . I J avg ' .. J A' J -M X L, X- .1 V, J rj l I. .. f h 1 ' If N CHOIR One by one black robed flqures file xnto the darkened audltorlum xx here the only xllumlnatlon comes from the soft glovx of the small covered llghts that are carrled 1n thelr hands As each per son takes hls place on the rxsers they lose the1r lndxxxduallty and become a unlfxed mass creatmg the lmpresslon of one bodv Mr Blattner ralses hls hands and a lovely Chmstmas carol hlls the axr creatmg the feellng of msplratxonal beauty and humlllly lt IS our cholr xx hose part1c1pat1on IU muslc as sembl1es and vxhose performances at communlty gathermqs lxke the Sprlnq Qoncert the Annual Cholr Festlwal and local buslness clubs have often made many people ln the audxence QHNIOUS that they too were not a part of the group Through nts excellent performances and versl t1l1ty thls group 1S truly teachxng us that down to earth muslc IS stlll heax enly THE ORCHESTRA The indescribable sound of an orchestra tuning up fr Mr. Lund- stroni steps before the group, raises his hands -- a moment of silence, the downbeat, and the music begins, This is our orchestra. the group that performed before and between acts of the Iunior and the Senior Plays. zifaa' fr.. -'12 MR. LUNDSTROM This is the group that added color and beauty to the Spring Concert and annual music assembly. Through their hard work. enthusiasm. and perseverance, we in the audience were convinced that once again Los Gatos had an orchestra of which we could be proud, xxil Q V- - - 1 1 .- ' iq, cd JIT' ff ii .ly 21 I- '- f ,I,s 5.11- 'zilllflo .I f'S A :1, .ilrg L ' ',r.',!..'l- fxq'-lk ZQI1 : YW-ef Jlllf .3 ,srcy H541 -,-,-,-xv r'fx'H ' 1,7143 Zf'a7c.'x I 1'1lf'5s:n-9 QCII N191-Jg7,...vxfJ 111 4795 t'-f ni 4.-.. -44:19-. 1.11 ch-5.1-uf'-., rn'-JJ..--4 r-I lyiqf 7'va-adsl' Jif,-,L -I, ,,I..n, 'v,,. !'fP1'bi, ' 4:',,, 'u'l, ' JY ' ' r7 ' .'l wk' 'V . f.1, .-. EARTH magick Sim HEAV NLY -u.. Top Row: T Clark, R F.iri.t, M. Xkirntr. NN lxitclitlr. lis King, .-X Friisiii, l Dtrt'-li, l' llerriii, I filwrniltv, lwlr Liiiitlftriini Second Row: T7 Binlrv, li. Roush, l H-UINY. P btiiilmlilv R Hwlullis. lk K,iisliiii.m. li Haicluirlu, N liiliiwsiiii, N Ni-rtli-.xii Third Row: S liiiilli.. N .-Xclizii-, R Wlhla dill- K Sliiitsxxtiiiil. ff Stantiiii, fi Stexiiis Fourth Row: fi lit.:-li, X' Ntl-oil. 5 ll-ipkii:-. N f.i.ixxtiir.l, N1 Vriill. I Miirsi N. Caldwell Fifth Row: ', l..iii:i, M Simi-in, L liariutt,1I Gmli.ini, M Smith, IJ fiih it Il Holi: M Epps. YI Schixo, D l' KK E D Wx O X ,, the NEW gym 1-71-lled' vzyilsirir BASKE'l'il3ALL, , The l-7 league record thi! yeaL'doesn't give a good picture of our basketball team. We hdd the leagues fourth highest scoregxn Dick Princehouse, who tied our school record of point scored in one game by malcing 26 points in the Camplbell game, 'jim Sparks, whoxonly missed being a HB by three pogncls was the shortest player on the' team, but because of his 'aggressive ball helwking lieireceived recognition on the N11-S.C.V.A.I.l' honorable -mentionglist. J ' I ,f E '+'f-'lsr A - - f f'l: 'lJ l' nfl M i iw K f ii il it X .V 1 r 1 J W Kklllddllqyxll El yifv' i s K ' ' X3 WM Tw l lil gk i l GREEN lg Nil J ,X 11 J 5' my ' ml WU in Y ' 5 4 ll l J A '41 iff, A f g l R. GAMBLE ' ll' Of X Q , f ' I i ii I fl I Q if ' M Je: E ffl' R. ERICKSON s ' . X , 5, 3 gb 5 A J. CAMPBELL 7 W I lm: J. Bumzows ii leur., '. ,X sy 1 ....-J X E I gf ,fc f 1 D. BERRYMAN B. BEATTY DICK PRINCEHOUSE t V b y to CHEER our varsity Their best game of the season was the league opener with Live Oak, whom they defeated 54 to 46. An interesting thing to note is that the varsity used a pressing man-to-man defense a lot of the time. Sometimes it worked Very well and two or three times it turned a would be slaughter into a fairly close game. lt's very hard on a basketball player to play a pressing man-to-man game but we stole the ball all the time from the other teams. Dick Princehouse was second string All-S.Cf.V.A.L. and received the lVlost Valuable Player . trophy, and lim Q, Burrows was 9 chosen Captain. 59? K I X .lf L' f f I U 2 iiyvfj 'ttf s I .5 X , f' 'a I - 1 LL. L L B. KERN L Q ' 4 fp I . A I . D. PRINCEHOUSE 1 , r'-' i x,M,,f f 'sm A, t sf., .. :QQFU ci 1 -fr. J. SPARKS G. STLVENS JIM BURROWS Captain X Z LLL DAVE NIOORE Manager 7 , ff 1 MJ, i. f Q- , VL A 4 1' -. g . JT Jizzf' ' 1 . '- '- -,X , fckverf, W X14 'f - . '12-14 , ' 54.1 I f 4.1 y v ' f .41 ec. XG, wffftf ff: E9 Y lx 27A TL 71 flrtl ,flvffxf , ' .- ,I -la r' Nt '?' Dj f f ff 1 .L ILSTRYKER fax R. WOODW'ORTli by Q1 il A! td 1 LD' S, . H-. rx 'Tk EN 1.2 1 , K 0 f i'vX L,-.X . an , J A . I X H . X A i IITCZIQ74 A is f 5 4-9- ,k,, J, I G. ADAMS J. AIKMAN l r .il 'S followed up in B BASKETBALL The B basketball team this year lacked height, but still had the ability to go a long way in winning games as their season record showed. What they lacked in height they made up in other ways: for example, they had the second best offense in the league. led by the leagues leading scorer, lim Fuller. who averaged better than 16 points a game. Russ Honza was a good ball handler, and when little Iimmy Boggs got the hall no one took it away from him. Frank Main helped add hustle to the team. and Doug Wilson was one of the leagues leading rebounders. Our kit- tens looked very impressive in defeating Live Oak 70 to 52 in their first league game. During the wholeqseason the only team to beat our B's by more than eight points was the league champs. Washington. COACH HAL SONNY'AG l' l W 'n 4 , -About the middle of the season, with a combination of accurate shooting and excellent ball handling, our Bs upset Sequoia 44 to 40 in probably their best game of the season. lust after this game we seemed to fall into a slump, ' and we ended the season with an 8 winf9 loss record. 1 X Doug Wilson was chosen captain, and lim Fuller was on the All-S. C. V, A. L. team. - Uvlyis Lx gg Ox zany, 3 gl ' '. V .QULQC .Q .. ., S in Q. .LQ . .. f 1 N- X vu, f , 4 iz. HONZA 'X T 'AQ I I-If-cl ug. to 3 1 45,43 0.55 N I 'S' . fp, ' Q . Q 5 ra. HIGGINS YI if Q 9 A X J. FULLER ,. E 5 1. Bocas ' N. ASHIZAWA EXCEIOLENT form . . p ' I A Q , ' 6 ' A Q Q , 1 I A . X h . 2 ' i n X . E , A ,NF ,K 4 G- 4' L b V 3 . A, V '. 5 P. SMITH V .. in I lv h K. ROYAL V . A A If I N. TULLY B. ROLLER D. VVILSON D. LLOYD F. MAIN DOUG WILSON Captain ff' I' H PAT PARTRIDGE Manager competltlon was keen IH SPORTSMANSHIP . . 7 N . v . K f Vi 1 J Ei 3 , V Q 5 ' W X ' , 3 ,o Ag A S V 'E - gk ' J I . f' , 1 was WRESTLI G but not llke TV Thxs year Los Gatos has hid 1ts best xx restllnq team slnce lt xxas started four years aqo Gut of 15 schools xxe took a fourth 1n the San ose lnxltatlonal Tournament 1 fourth ln the 5 C V A L finals and slxth ID the Northern Callfornta State hnals xn xxhlch there xxere 23 schools entered Ken Spagnola xxas the outstandmq xx restler xxlth an lmpressxxe 10 wln 0 loss record Besldes pl lclnq flrst ln the 154 pound d1x1 sxon ln the S C VA L and San ose Tournament finals he also took all Northern Callfornla honors and xxas xoted the outstand mg wrestler for ablllty and sportsmansh1p at the Northern C illf orma match Pete Berman xx as mother xery good xxrestler He placed second ln the valley hnals and ended the selson xxlth a 14 3 l record The most lmprox ed xx restlers of the season xx ere Clvde Wllson and MOfflS Melanx and xxxth the knoxxledge and experlence gamed next year s xx restlers should really make our school proud ff V? pm r- ' Rv COACH FARRIS ,os KENNETH SPAGNOLA 'ML via' 7 lf .1 5 N x. Row 1: K Bracketf, M Melam, B McSw1ggen D Bauer B Herrxng K Sragnola P Berman, C 'Wrlson M Smtth, T Sgarla o T Abe, B Vanderl.aan, G Zuccom, F Kanzakx S lohnson B Creffleti Coach Farris Row Zzl McDougall, T Ransome, W Smder L Locasgol B Ygungl T Qgdeny E Bauer D G1Ol'Ci5l1C, H We1l, l. Green D Carona f Maclona D Stzlleke, B Flanagan, H Shull B Mason, I Crumpton, G Shull T Sasaki, M DePr1e in spite of MENIAL and EMOTIONAL strain GEORGIA HEM MILA MIKE PHINNEY THE WILDCAT ul-low about . . . ? No, that was done before. i'Well . . . this? No, this book has to have new ideas! This type of conversation continued all year long while work pro- gressed on the WILDCAT. Qur goal was to make it a book completely different from any of the other yearbooks in the history of Los Gatos High, and out of the struggles of reaching this ideal . . . coordinating ideas, arranging meetings, writing articles, taking pictures , . .this WILDCAT of 1954 has been published. This culmination of all our efforts could not have been accomplished. however, without the additional help of David Kline who voluntarily took many of our pictures, and without the guiding hand of Mr. Matheny. We of the WILDCAT staff are very grateful to them. In this book we have attempted to record for you the life of Los Gatos High during this year as you lived it, and we hope that the WILDCAT of 1954 has so sufliciently accomplished this task that you will enjoy it for many years. . 'ty . . ' M. Von Damm, M. Phinncy, WILDCAT STAFF - T R : B. W'oodbLirY, Locwv, A. Bledsoe, O- HOUSYOU- 1 U. Seia, Mr. Matheny, E?pFraT1!k'lin. Second Row: K. Fry, P. Luna, j, Mercer. G. Hemmila, D. Nolte. the PUBLICATIONS met their DEADLINES EL GATO 'ARemember staff e deadline VVednesdayl This was the fami- liar call that echoed through room 112, headquarters of the jour- nalism class, advised by Mr. Thomas Damon. El Gato, our school paper, published by the journalism class, was awaited anxiously by us students each week. At first we were disappointed when the paqe size was cut but we soon discovered the paper was better than ever' Many times ElGato had six pages because of the money received from the great amount of advertising by the local merchants The staff did a terrific job of reporting school events under the leadership of their fall editor Pat Gould and spring editor Arlene Bledsoe From iournalism conferences at Stanford University and San ose State the staff brought back some fine ideas for the paper Remember the Color Day issue printed on orange paper and the cock eyed April Fools issue? The staff really had imagination' Without the El Gato to keep us informed about L G people and doings our year certainly wouldn t have been complete YAT GOULD Fall Editor K.. AHLENE BLEDSOE Spnng Editor ww W r op Ho K runsky A Bl d o s A Pestga lm n P Gould P nc house I Boye M Nick on S cond Row P F B P M D H1011 D Wlk1nS0U I Loewy 4 553.2 all all SP ING f 6 Q4'lq Qi 'U N XQNX lx MSQING HONORS x , THE SENIORS SPRING ACTIVITIES SPORTS Golf Tenms Track Baseball Block L G GIRLS SPORTS Tennls Badmmton Softball Block L G 3 N I W ,nn umm Rn 5 ff JA 'V 3 sl b' 'I' , 1 3 ID ' 55 D Us 4 JQ - h .1 H . 4? A 17 5' Q. QQ 4 IQ wi HIQ J , M ' Q .JN 3 5, ,, 3,4 dx , Q5 :P W 0 fa . - K xx figs 133 Xi A x'Xf .,kx AN, x , WQQVRNXW ?Q N Xxxmlix' w 52 Q ' , K ' N f- I I X 'Swami W I I XXII . U- :rf ua 'KX P I , 'A' 'lx 7 a Y ' A :- X E 0 Q 5 I xl' Ii 0 X. - .1 w ul v I , 'X wma I .X aw I u I, sb' l I lx N .it 3,0 0 3 'CJ U X . 'ilrx N If! u f my ' x ' - 1 5591K ' N. ' 1 I a - U. W h. , N , x XX S 1 I ,F 'N H ' x I 'X A X T' I b QI ' ' N 2 ' ' . S- I YE ' NR- x . 5Yef'Y'w 3 QA 0 5 Qg,X. Ax N Y fi., , V -4' I h Q o I I -A A ' V I . x ,. ' . , , ' I 1 ' .I ' - , 7 ' I K I I -Q. I ,I v I I in ,rl I ' I I X .I A , , I I' . 1 x S Q l 1 'i ,k I A ' I -' -fx. IE IOR' ff4,-J .'4.'4u, Iv f - . . . z I ,4 0 . - I '-,H , . A... . . . THE TIME FOR THE VARIETIES. THE IR.-SR. PROM, CLASS NIGHT, THE LAST SR. ASSEMBLY SNEAK DAX '... AND GRADUATION - THE TIME VVHERE MEMORIES BEGIN . . . ' 1 J P the LEADERSHIP and SUCCESS of Buck Pittman Presldenf Mav I hrst xx1sh each member of the qmduatmq cl iss of 1934 the best of luck IU hls or her chosen held Thls class could not haxe had suth a xxonderful xear xx1thout the support of each of veu MV thanks to exervone and especlally to the ones xx ho xx ere leaders on the athletle held the st xqe ln the C, S F and muth tred1t IS qlx en those xx here xx ere on the honor roll I lfcnoxx thls vear xxlll nexer be forqotten smee the nexx school bulldlnqs xx ere put 1nto operatlon ind be C tusf, ofthe xx onderful tlmes that xxe h ad on our Senlor Snealx Dax md at the unlor Senxor Prom let us not forqet the fitultv for the xxonderful SLIDQFXISIOII und guld ante that thev h axe QIVQH us dur mq our h1qh sthool xears These four years represent some of the best vears of our llxes We xxorked xxe plixed and xxe established fr1endsh1ps that xxlll stix Yxxth us alxxavs Loolxlnq back noxx all the hard xxork IS lorqotten ind xxe 1ust remember the fun xxe hid lt x as 1 qreat four xe rs It has been 1 great honor and pleasure to haxe rep resented xou the senlors Mav the future presldents talnlv eould not recelve more Thanks Buck Pittman Senlor Class Presldent 2' GUY cone John Ghorlnley Charlene Mans SGCFGVUY Vlce Presudenf Treasurer x' fe A A . 'A, c c A X C , F Q 1 A t X, J L, VL i.f.' , , . C , 5 z ' 2 ' ' . Q 5? 1 , ' I , e H' A' . 3 ' Y . . r 4 ' V C v S v k . . K x Y . 2 . C - u z ' Q j Q I -Q ' . ' ,vw s A K A N I 4 . Q 1 ,V V x s -. , X f , , . . X . . , Q K ,Q ' ' . ' a . ,,- f writ 2 ga.. - C t t . ' - 1 l , -hx bf ,V ' K' ' S , - . enloy the same great support as l have had: they cer- ' . J ' , V A ,f l k if ,J ,- 1 Kr ' A x. I . K I 1 t Q, - . l 4 , 4 K -' I , V Q , 4 f '. w JL 4 l e a f A 3 i K gg A W,-J ' N2..yLi'G 1 it S 3 1 f the School were in our hands Barbara Adams Richard Adams Larry Andrews Cline Armstrong Richard Bauer Myclie Beach Cedric Bingham Linda Biagini Sheila Bosworth Barbara Bossert Dina Bohn ' -nv., grill' 45- ir:-5 'Q 4-qw L ,,. if E' - J 'BO saw., ,pF 's 'Ph -6? Q.. 'lun ir . 'Q' ' ur he L. iw A Mr 91:9 'FIB ffl' ,i f A Noreen Adams Josephine Anderson Jay Ashford Margaret Batman Robert Beatty Peter Berman Arlene Bledsoe Mary Ann Bogart Julie Boyer Jo Brackett Don Brown JY' 'uf' 4v 'SO' T59 42' in-an 'Nl N--Q sy ' 5' Ei' RIN S were worn proudly Judy Bullock James Burrows if fl! Thomas Case Bernard Colangelo William Cole Gay Cotton iMiIan Creech Y Lee Crider 1 fs Qu... fm ' .0-4' -i E ' H. . 4 f i Q 'Y E. in KX f 'id Margaret Daly Richard Darling Glenn Dennee Lee Devin Delores Croserfi tl li 3 rlhllx wg-wr-' x '5- as . Q.. Billie Dimond William Douglas Jean Egan Claude Eggerman James Cuciz 1 '13 ':X.:r me fb ,V y .L 1 4 3. ' A ikma V 'Wu' y .exif . nf ' I Pavricia Ehler John Fenley John Flores Dian Forbes Barbara Cunningham i5 and V , it M, S we if in ,tn fu- nf ie Q' S. ff , is .ser ..,-M ik , .., Margaret Ann Fox Elsa Franklin Phyllis Fraser Karen Fry Kenneth Cushman sw iv i 7w .Q , Am., . ' we , 123.3-5 PICTURES were passed among friends x fa. ,E Q za .v M l D Vw! L , 'X P 4, f j M, 71-n v .vis 'A N, I ' Vg' ee 'vu ,Wan Y N if dw mf- 4 Sly an 1 x. Melvin Garcia John Ghormley Philip Gies '+- Claire Gill Paul Hanson Mary Gindhqrf Darrell Graves panicia Gould Darlene Gresham Juanita Grabeel James Gfifflfh Glenn Graham Joan Gfi99 Barbara Harbick Betty Jane Hartman 452' on wg:-v if ,gif . Russell Honza ...sen- ,Q .,,-, 513 Q3 z'Y'iv, QED . wr R' . vs, Vi 4' F gc we i ' qv- ,,, E Eula Mae Hiser A D t wg . 9 uf 9 A fn - x X fr' 5 1 ' '-Gus I Lee Hicks ' 'tw DQS Karen Grunsky Douglas Gunn Jerry Haack Stephanie Hancock Flora Hawkins Paul Herrschaft M Edith Hernstedt V Georgia Hemmila William Helms Joan Heintz 'K 3? 'Quo f' 'JN I .ar-' Wi' if !Z ' Z' ' A 1' - 'QS' if ,fr 1' J 'hr Qtr' 43. ,zxfh , ef' the Jere Hooton Gloria Houston Judy Ingram y signed their last WILDCAT... .. ' 'K s , 'iz' ,J ,pg .,. 4 . Paul Jewett Charles Johnston Richard Johnson ' I 11,1952 -r 1' Qld 'E ff -4' 1 id Y iv? nd' ,'-'ls 4? David Larson Earl Liesener 7 Janice Lindsay Barbara Libbey W our ' 1 Nu' 'Y Mariioe Long Margarita Luna Sylvia Magnani Violet Maruca My Dolores Johnson '52 Lois Johnson rw mv Zonelle Kingsley Catherine Kirby C! Charlene Matts Joanne Mayer Cecelia Miller Mary Minden Ronald McDougall AI Monfqno,Jr Jlllid MGYCGI' Carmen Montano Wayne Kitchell Dawn Lander solemnly left L. G. U. H. S. taking many WU! Ann Severance X-f' s '53 ev 'S if Q: Q 5. . 'V f ff V AK Joanna Schivo M li T' Sd A ' m m l Cl. Ervie Lee Morris Donald None charles Myers Marlene Norstad Dzintra Opsis Joseph Palumbo Wilma Neaderman Virginia Nelson Jo Anne Pratt Angeh, presfigiqcomo .vii Patricia Parish Jean Peevyhouse Joyce Phillips Michael Phinney jlichard Princehouse -ve, L- e 5 'wif 'y ,fi 757 , . ' in 'f . if-..' if QP' GWR Marvin Pickles Buck Pittman Gerald Polen Alma Powers Nancy Radonich Rasma Sarkanba rdis Dorothy Sadler Jo Ann Rogers Diane Robertson Nancie Ricketts Patricia Rogan Q iv 'Z' 'S 'ffva '95 dy-., PPY memories with so H Noel smafh H V .. E, ,, I I.. ..-- ,Q , f' ff L I f 3 f A - , ' 1 , , - ,f R . ful 524' 1 ff f' 'Sf F' -of 5 f K ondd Schuh! .f X , ' , ,-f ' . 1' ' 5' ,, 'If ,f Vs!!! 5' eff ,f fx if' fefff inf AZ, I ,f ' , ,, ff' -15.59 , . X Q Y fr fl - I A - ' -- .ffjvf ,X gif' ff ff ff fc. 4 f f 5 X f ,ff Z ffffff -r K ' 5-fijf. fflf' ,1 , ,, vs f. x 5 J , K . ' 1' If I., f, A , , ,. . f , f , ' f -f K- ffffkj 5 f f AG! kj Mm . 7 ,f f ,f ., . f diff- ' Y V ' X L, ,ff , K fx , f, 5 f ,fldj 1 K C' f , f f f, f , X f 1 ff .fwfr if ff, g - f ,f f Q 0 X 6 4 ,L X I Richard Somers ' , ' -' -' :' f L ,fy gf I ff! N 4 J ,Z fx f ' 1, 1 ,ff f , . ., f ,f ,. 5:f,f,ff ,ff ,f f 1 f fr , f f' if 1 'fr' f? fi' Y , A L .1 , 4 ff ffp-if f 1 7 vw 1 f f .I --- x J, f I I A if Kenneth Spagnola .5 .- ,fLf,fz' fl- .. f if ? ,K ,V bfffl , f ,ff 1 . X fff I , ,ff .K fwfr ,f A f fff 4 e S X X r f ,ff iff, XXIX7 X r ' ' ' ' K ff ff, ,f O, xyzf Z f X' 1 . , K! . a.. 1 fl ff ff 1' J Cf' ' 'Ji fff I K 5431, Q1 'f X' y Magnet, anton ell 6 f' Charles Stewart Gordon Stevens Lawrence Stopp Mildred Wilqox Barbara Woodbury Doris Wilkinson John Wyatt Robert Swanson Carole vowles Arden' Talley HONCB Tfemil 9 f Milton von Damm Nancy Wiens 1-v 'J7 1 4? 1' , prion Smith E D ff i 5 Q,-A K L those LI S lines, mes March fifth and sixth were the climax of many xxeeks of hird work and long hou of practice for the cast md crew of this years successful Senior plaf aptain Applejack The plot was one of adxenture and ro mance which rexolxed iround 1 hidden pirates trexsure and 1 middle aged Fnglish qentlemins desire to be unrespectible lust for 1 little xxhile in his exer shortening life ln the course of one exeninq manv strange people xisited his mansion Ar about midnight he dozed off ind dreamed that he was a pirate in the manner of his ancestor C aptain Applelick The sets of this dream xx ere particularly impressive for at First the stage xx as dim Aunt Agatha had gone to e Poppy xx as in the kitchen m brose vias alone supposedly guarding the premises He falls asleep then suddenly the lights come up and there he is on a pirates ship To Mrs Buckman and the stage crevt many thanks for doing such a fine lob of production Members of the talented cast were Lee Devin Georgia Hemmila Gloria Houston Milton von Damm Margaret Stanton ulie Boyer im Griffith Buck Pittman im Cuciz Lee Crider, and o Ann Rogers. Members of the pirate crew were, Marlon Smith, Laur- ance Stopp, Robert Swanson, Larry And- rews, Milan Creech, and Mike Phinney' and Rod VVoodworth, Martin Sprick, Dale Bates, and Keith Anders were the members of Iohn Ghormleys chorus. To the cast, crew and production com- mittees, to Dzintra Qpsis, student director. Euli M'1e l-liser, business manager, and particularly to Mr. Zappelli, the director, we say thank you and congratulations for making the senior play a production that will long be remembered at Los Gatos High. C Ambrose LEE DLVIN Poppy GEORGIA HEMMILA Borolsky BUCK PI'I'l'MAN ..Anna,. MARGARET STANTON ? Spring A l 3 3 , ft -J 1 IT, A4 L51 , w'XJj11,,! fi Z1 A-1 -4141-L-'Z C7 fs ,La ,Ml X 'sl 'N 'N if Qwgpragfy' f K, it f , :uv ,rr mx 'lf BASEBALL Interest for baseball seems to be growing greatly in our school, since there was a very large turnout for it this year, but because there is only one baseball coach, the boys had to be cut down to a smaller group. ln their first two games, they lost to Bellarmine and came right back to beat a strong VVillow Glen team, 12-6. Lou Leonard and LaRue Gamble are two freshmen who look like very good prospects. Dick Princehouse and Chuck Stewart were the chief hurlers, and some of the men who returned from last year's team were Chuck Johnston, Ted Abe, Frank Main, Ray Gamble, and Earl Green. 1 fillw EQ w ind! Top: AI, Bragkert, E. Green, J. Campbell, R. Gamble, I. Chormlcy, L. Leonard, D. Hacnsli, F. Main. Bottom: D. Pnncghouse, C, Stewart, C, Johnston, T. Abe, J. Boggs, M. Paolim. eta 5315? at meant back to PR flfpfx Q M 'WC Ulf! IV, jf' 2 AXEXJ! 1,1 Z 0 ffl 'X flffl 1 7 If auf ,J How R Well D Wxlllams P l-lerrshalt D Somers xtman on Darrm Woodworth Bottom How T Mahoney F Fenley R Honza H T er am: R Honza M Luna S Halstead GOLF TEAM The golf team thls year conslsted for the most part of mexperxenced h xckers Besldes playmq at Ia Rmconada they also traxeled to Hlllxlevx the San lose Country Club and to Pasatlempo m Santa Cruz Our season record xx is not xerv qood but we had a xery mterestmg match Vvlfh the faculty There are some freshmen on the te lm that m a couple of ye xrs should brmq our qolf team up aqam to 1ts hxgh standard as xt xx as m the Wagner Era TENNIS TEAM Led by last year s Tenms Trophy vtmner Phll Smxth the tennls te am thls year has a very good chance to successfully defend lts S Q V A L champlonshlp lt s mterestmq to note that our tenms team has v on the champronshrp IH seven out of the past eight years Due largely to the enthuslas t1c leadershlp of Lolch Neqendank the mterest for tennis 1tLos Gatos IS xerv strong and lf those who play tenms are not out for other sports you yull see them on the tennls courts all year around the weather permlttmg Hats off to the coach of thxs hard vxorkmq tennis team' Top Row W Bohn R Olxver A Hlcks W Rosenfeld I Haack R Kvnball Mr Negendanx Bottom How L Cnder I Toolson P Gles I Grxfhth P Srruth at N X N - ' B ' . 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I 5 - c .1 c f -, ' I . , h . , V . - V . . . then oun RECORD challenffed L G runners A G B TRACK Top How D 'K r +11 L A org -csc Second Row 1- e 1nsk1 11 ar f1 1 1nre,f cnza 1 f1 Fourth Row L e Bottom Row a an 1 D Wh l u n D Q R A 8 B TRACK There was a larqe turnout for A and B Tratk th1s xear 1nd thex should turn 1n 1 xerv qood ret ord Ken Strvker 15 runn1ng the 440 th1s vear 1nd domq werv xx ell Look out Llndseyl l1ttle Ron McDougall xx ho looks hke he couldnt tle1r 1 loxx hurdle lSll'lI'CEilCI11Tlq our sthool h1qh yurnp ret ord Hes gett1ng1umps as h1qh 1stxxo1nthes oxer h1s oxxn he1ght about 5 8 All ln all th should be another good vear for our clndermen C 8 D TRACK The C s and D s had a much smaller tr 1ck team hut st1ll some xery good talent lt seems that thelr pomt makmg pov. er was 1n the held exents more than on the track For the D s Sam ohnson d1d the h1gh tump and broad lump and Henrv Dau d1d xery xx ell at the pole xault The C s had a good shot put man 1n errv Duggan Th1S vear both of the teams deserve a lot of cred1t for the1r efforts Top Row A Mtlln T Purcell j Rpm-r1 B Flanagan 17 Sulftn L Ltunard L Lynn G Smnh L Gamble 1 Duggan F Kanzaln Bottom Row ,I gasrlu 5 Pttruh D Whuakrr j Lrumpton D bmnlt H Daw S lohnson R ONt1l B Mason C Shull .. , 6 6 7 7 N b O O l ' ' if , tl l ' Y. - X- L - : f 0'1erT..1n l C 1.QTf1'- K l.,1wr.5g E' ltlr- 2 1 I Lf I. 2' .5131-Y M rfrisir 1 , D Er,-tryixati Lr.C. :1 S'T'7'IC6f ' E g:r:'.-.'-. Lf '31:.r.ir. H llrarf- ' 'nv1'7 rf- '.'f . :.1:- ' : '. S'i'1I' ...er ' Homin H Brefrtenrzigc- P l. s r 13 l G l1'g 1 M fSf1r:.1 'ff He- 52211, P1 Ar ,if-r-1 lf. .lf .11 '. EI C.. r,:'.fr. E Hating, M Plz 1-' , lv Ber- ':.-sn E Howler D flrazws Third Row: 5 l'Tf'1rl 'I Er, 1 .ex ' -:. 'I '. . I ?':x 'P Qfrcne B f5: f-r'.w'1eh I Kxr y 5 G It-Q C W1I:'on l llnler, Y H rp-1: lf Su-'1 l, E11 15:1 'Q 1,1 1:-fr: E1 E'l,1'1.:. ' H1711 1121: : l. Green, l Spterz, if ifaragarn D Salton l. rr.er1 l.yr.:. G 53'-..':g I. azz: 'A ' f. 1 1 :1:. F' EI1:.:11.. : f il 1 5 Petr ch :tak er, Cr :nrto Srmth H Daw S forms Tl f Q Tw.. E' L14 5:1 'E .':z.,.. V 1 ' A V Q' ,Y 'l ,V 'l r Z V fl . N- V - ' - s ' - f f - x ' - ' 1 ' ' '- , , 1 f , , C . K I ' lf E ' . Q ' , 1 I , ' . . . . . . V F . v . v ' K V I ' goal of all THLETI1 block THE BOYS BLOCK L G The Boys Block l C represents 11 stronq assouanon of the srhools athletes Thxs xeur thev xx orlxed extra hard to m xlxt thur assernblv an danre 1 sutcnss The dantt Seafarers xxmq as L d on Q same ra as t elr assemhlx t ma L llttle dnllue Thex also irted a quldes on x IYIOLIQ OLQQISIODS xx hen the partnts Q ime to XISIT our sthool The ofhcers for th1s vtar xxere khuclx Stexxart presldent Lhutlx ohnston xltepresldent and Ted Ahe serretarx treasurer One of the least retoqnlzed but hardest xxorlnnq members of the Block l G was the COHIHIISSIOUQF of Boxs Athletlts He orqanwed the many detaxls that xxent alonq xxxth he xamous athletle ments and also suhmltted rom plete reports to the coathes at the end of the seasons xxhmh mrluded the xxm loss record of each pdI'flLLIldI' sport and the names of the boys xx ho quahhed to reeexxe thelr blocks Our many thanks go to thxs vears rommlssloner Greig Rose ll-Xl SONIN l -XG Adxls GRI IG ROSE. Qnmmlssloner of Bn-,s Anhluncs LHUC lx SII-Vw ARI Prxsldrnt f Buss Blmk I op R w R Rmnll r li rv 1, rm rvct rex v n wrnvn em tn Lrxca tru IT Hrrrxmin R Wood x rth rr P I Pl!-in 1 tt x x x mmm I5 llarlxng Second nw 4 rxx ur tm sm o nz 1m L 1 e mx 1 r n er nl n rem 1 Third Row Nl Luna D Mnxwrt oem r Ho mt n mutt 1 m rm un x r nrrmx par on at its x tx I te e 1 vetzen tn Four! ow Bo K L R ll Q I dkkl U ffg' lTnifL I I H Q f A 4 i IT lj II ltk M Phnnn x I lrulier 4 jtltnt n T P tt Van er .mn M i - x Q o y , Q 0 I I 1 1 . s. J.. , . I. K 3 f . , , , i rt f V 1- SQ ' 1 s Y' we hfl rhf ly h ' ' I o n ' lv things a ' ' rent. ,' . 2 , Y K ,' t K , Q . , ' 1 ' 1 . ' -O ,P 1.-ff .7 I I I M-I T - g - xi -I I 4' . 4' l tis k , . I X H ,X k- 4, N i . F , N 3- '-I ' V 1 sk- ' - I Y ' -' - U . .f lx x - ' . .f - HG. , . Q A A . Y TT- In . N vw -t ,I -. t -1 rt. A Hx g 'I' Oglw. M 0 D. , II R 'xl Ig. I. s , ' . , v f IL Ht mr., It NK' ll 1 rn-. I3 Prm'--I ons.. 4, M -r-. M. S '. YI Flour, f if in Ha .. I, It XXVI. R rg, 141, 45, R s.. Kr: le, YI. tl. ph-ll. xx' Sn dur, M. M lf , fl Wlmn, IJ L indr II 4r1x ll Ronh I Ihlllgln. K A d s. If 'Hu-ltr. A d 's. I7 B.!rs A : '. ', 41 4 dl rt, I' 9 l. T lirsvan an, H, DI , l', Hr I . K. Sfrjlcr , B ':, I. S Irs, S. G 1 l':, K 11 ll' ll N1 4 wut I5 Nl per. ,I J-'Hr-ll. -I Tr' S . ID Ncl. XY T ' , ll Jul --In h R : ,I ggs, T. , by . ', l. Le : l. N Tull-', I7 IVilsfn. R Hn 1.4, T S .1 l'tI, K Syng Ula, I Har rn , ,I Flehf , . urwll, I. ' J' l ,H l.xx sports were FUN for GIRLS, too . . . 'viz hi 'O' BADMINTON-Top Row: N Rltgnelanier E Barley ' Lana S Hari-iw E Trargzui P Lima D Grnszrz C Papgl D Paul E Hartman l. Eiearrnarz I Perry Second Row: K Carver L Vorzos, P Hurxn V' 'I I Srrakl A Sanfis I Arner1Cli,S Mclntyre P Mc lcnrzf,-. P Swttar., C S'ar.'cn P1 Try if -fc-:' P 'J' 'A.f :.r1:fr. ' m '1:,' r. Third How: L kirby 2 Forbes S CQ.s:n .3 Daly S Cox P Lzndqursgt S Olson M ff rnrvri. G A:11er.c'.4 Ksfl li' U 1-H lr A':::,ar L Eilanz-:enbf-rg P Prttrnan L Cushman Cgnnrignarrz M Stanton Fourth How: M Walate L :.:1.ey if L.r 'r f : M H151-'Q P Clzne Hgiecranu ' Brockliaus, I Krkuchr L Aceves A Moore I Polen L Boyer ,. H TENNIS-Top Row: F Easterbrook, B Arne, E Franklrn R Hamrr1ond,M Calkrns Second How: I Ph1ll1ps,K Fry, L Snell, D Fagrelrqs S Loccerc N Caf:v.'el.,I Krrby, M Lang N KIYICISIT, B Bossert, S Schaefer, Z Klngsley Third Row: C GL.. L Garnett I Prrncehouse L Dudley, L Beatty, B Stadmrller, L Berman, L Boyer L Berryman SOFTBALL-Top How: L Horton, A Sadler, L Snell, V Nelson C Hzfmlc I Arnerrch S Hancock P McDonell, N Caldwell, I. Cox, A Stone, A Sands, S Schaefer, P Wrlkrnscn, I Teifcvrd, I Luna, W: nt Second Row: H Hammond L Dudley, M WGIIGCS, I ffewart, Z Klngeley, I Gaxrrlznmr, A Lopez If Lcrkes Third Row: ' X ...in V Ulacr. S Daly H Cgasrs D Baker, M Grrnbergi, fl Arrnalovzcs, K Hooi, I Brockhaps, I ijraves, B Bosser' S 22:0-' M Lang, C Stantczn Fourth Row: C Edefl. B PYUGTI, I- Beatty, I Prrncehouse, D Moore, B Stadrmller L Aceves, I Po.en, L Voices, L Berman L Cushman, M Stanton BARBARA BORTHVIICK C P A L olleled COMPETITIO Ad lsor I JKA One of the bxgqest hxghllqhrxs of the xear xx as the xolleyball game betxxeen the gxrls and the laculty The xx omen came dressed IH most or1g1nal plax togs wlth red polka dot bloofmers m1dd1es lonq stoclrmgs and caps xxhich gave them the appearance of students from the Gxbson to 'the Flapper Era The men partlclpated t o Bjld IH splte of he wear and tear and achlng muscles the next clay the matc ended xxxth 12 record Led by a mxqhtv senlor Cla1re Glll the gtrls had nexx pms to shovx thex be longed to the club They also sold candx and cokes at the gxmes is one of thelr money ralsmq proyegts for Lherr annual scholar lp Money left ox er xx as used for partles and a b1q p1cn1c to chvnsx themr successful year The gxrls xxere fortunate thrs vewr too for those partlcxp atmq xn the sports program had the opportunltv to qo to several playclavs and CIITHCS IH order to become more adept ln thelr faxor1te Games and although xxe dld not haxe a dance class at school 1 modern dance svmposlum at Campbell xxas vxell attended Une ofthe bu lest qlrls ln the club xx as Pat Wllklnson as Comm1ss1oner It xxas her duty to organ1ze the sports schedule keep the record accurate and submxt a complete report of the entlre year 1n the sport department in Q f f' Top Row Han o k r xxx S M In Bottom Row un J una F n 1 .4 H mnl I ANNI TTL INQI L Advls r PAT WILKINSON Corumrlsnoner of Gnrls Athfencs ICN 1'-13' CLAIRE GILL Presldent of Blo k .l 'f h 'Q I . . . . 0 - J Q 3 . lv . ' Y' A A I ' 0 5 4 x' I . . A , 6 K we f , 1 , 4- -I I 11 A U rl r k 4 , I ' ' A ' V A ' v -. I , iv . U ' ' , A ' n J ' f V ' . . -1 V' 4 V, V - K f L . 1 . . V, . 5 ' 5' J 'ML i v A , lg 'A a - I l - V ' . A , . Q I . A . I Y K I V . . Y YC A f 1 I 1 . ' , , ' A ' Q ' K . , ' r Y ' , r 'K x V ' . I ' '. . V g A . 2 I A ' fe ' - ' . I' , ' . . . . . . R Girls' r L.G. .Lg'L, xg JM 4: iv ' rf 5 A Y 5 g ,, eb if N l . 1 ' I 5 xx . ku : S, ' c c , E Mtrrrrs, Mus Bn rl uk, D Crrxscm, c tyre. I l' I. 11. U Fwrlwr. . I. , .. Gxll, J, Ar cr ch, L. Grnezz, C Q 1 l.: ,ua Q4 teams BOVV out '.L, J gg 3 VARSITY FOOTBALL .. -fur 'XC ,WV B FOOTBALL J! - Los Gatos Opponent Los Gatos N 4 I2 Menlo Atherton , .,l6 6 Washington , .. I9 , 20 Washington ,, ., 20 0 , Campbell , , 6 6 Menlo School tor Bo , I2 6 Fremont 26 zo A rgmont if 3l -X, I4 Maumaan View ,28 27 .,' untain,Vie ' I3 I3 James Lick , 33 I3 jj! James lic , 32 O , Santa Clara ,, ... ,.,.48 7 VJ S ta ar fy 6 Watsonville , I3 7 l pbel f 20 Won 0 - Lost 7 - Tied 0 1 League Standing 7th Won I 1 Lost -Tied' - , u tan ' ti tor 5th Q, If VAWTY BAAKKET L B BASKETBALL Los Gatos 0V'If Opponent Los Gatos Opponent 32 L sgtna gfluz so so L ,,,4I 54 Sam Cruz H35 30 Watsglhville' 34 Watsonville ,4I 34 Sa Llose Hig , 42 34 San Jose High .37 28 X f llar e 01 33 30 Bellarmine . 28 36 , Al i , f, 37 45 Alumni M43 54 ' i a - I 46 70 Live Oak 52 33 6 1 inco 60 44 , Lincoln ..47 54 ount iew 58 36 Mountain View .45 39 San Tech , 58 46 , San Jose Tech ,43 46 J s Lick 54 45 James Lick , 44 57 J 5 uoia 64 44 ,, Sequoia .40 4I Was ington 52 30 Washington 50 48 Willow Glen , 64 39 Willow Glen 55 57 , Santa Clara 67 35 Santa Clara 36 57 Santa Cruz 64 60 , Santa Cruz , 55 40 Fremont A 47 37 , Fremont , ,, 52 53 , Campbell , , 72 4I Campbell , 48 Won I - Lost I6 - League Standing 7th Won 8 - Lost 9 - League Standing Sth 53,4 -4' f i 1 Qi ml. , is ' Fw by 3 vi in . ' liilifp' 7' 'E lf' x 1 1 Ii' . Q ul 1 'H' ' h 'maart K ii. 'im 2. fx J X A J- f-. A -I -a A' ,Q 2 Goon LUCK 4'-wg f 2 M J ' ' ' f xl ,. . X, ' , 2 4f Q f ' 7, Qi J Ay f l . . ,.,, N f v- 4 , - if A I lf , 5 1.- ,xl ' . , 1 1 S ,f if if -1 ' g X, l -' 'if' 'Q l J ' ,c BASKETBALL' 2 xg BL ,H -'D -BASKETBAQL -2 Los Gatos W J -, ff' l,0ppon6nf Lus..Gofosl, it al IA 0PP0 '9 f 2? , YijWillow Glen rf 'J I 47!r'. f '27 '. J - Willow Glen K- ' 3 3l ' 2, I X Bellarmine .if N, 3, 23'1 14' ig, 26 YI, -- ' Bellalmine l 35 ' 2421 'Mwnwf View ' 463i if M76 42 ' 'MOUnf4ffVff2, Y X- All 'Q 29 ,. 21, , 1 James Liclc-5 ' ,.,, 38 4,7 2223 V 1-kJam'?2s'Lic 'X ' -1 3 lg-, -ll' Bellarinine 4 If 29 J .... ,V lfsellarrnine ,T 4 42 43 , 2- 'fa 12 W.,shr'nglan T :A 45 , A- '38 5' ,JWasFl.ifl9+0f' af I-.4 2 10 37 , 1 'Willow Glen l ' i. 525 -'ab .2 T' Q Willdy Glepf X 2 . 34 38.5, 2: , San+a 'Clara -J 1 ,fl IS, . QL, ' Sanhy Clara ,- ',,,,,,gN.1 , 4? 218 A Q Fremlonf ,ff ffl 40 ' 3O.q 1 e Frevlmonf U w 25 Campbell 'Q ., 36, - ,24X A C-arfnbell - I 2 X ,l If QQ . ,,L, H , li. Live Oak 5 , , -43 Y -P9 .. H. Uvmiodlfmgr 2 1- X221 ' 5 fl l, .4 ' Q ' 1 4 4, 3- -ff .J A . ,4 , , A ,X . .M fl ' 1 ff D , -W ' 2' I? 'T' mums i' J li 5, 'wlzlasnilue ,J Rf LosiSafqS i Pl 4, Oprwnenf LOS Gdfdsffp ,S ' bfdpponenf B ' 6 . i , . MenlojxAll1er+on 167 2 28 U 1 , 1 Qsanff-'Cruz 4 .fi 20f ' '. !5'K'l. ..3 . Carh'9.Sll l . 'jl O 24 ,, , ,L f Gilrfoy , I , F Yavv 23- V 5 V2 L, . Bellqrmjneff 3 ls. 3 'Z,San+al1Cruz , 27' ' ' cr - ' ' l 5ar1,Ma+e0f-5 5 3, Qamef' Lick 28 . ' ,f V' Il Jj QQ ', xl 'A fSanfa Clara VI8 ' I 7 Q ' BASBALL jf 28 ,. - Sanla ,cruz Q ,f ,I6 j flos -Gatos 5 14, ' Opponenf za , ,. V! Ffefqfml 34, if if Ibij z 43 - jf Bellgymlne , 9 42: ff l Gilfoy '. , 3 , W -'fi-2 3, Will ' Glen'-f. .5 6 jg- 1 Canfpbell 28 K r fl Q. 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