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

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l i Administration Runs the Show I ,MA-I Ted Simonson Patricia Hughes Wildcat for 34 years Wildcat for. 76. years Position: Principal Position: Vice Principal Hobbies: auto mechanics, read- Hobbies: reading, gardening, in riff ' , T 2551 it s----- VI A f f VI V I I W V! .. agi l e - ' X. X - ,a lk ' ' AI Simon Wildcat for 24 years Position: Vice Principal Hobbies: tennis, reading, watch- Marilyn Stoops Wildcat for 73 years Position: Dean of Students Hobbies: sewing, skiing, cooking ing, bicycling, school work white water rafting, camping ing 5pO,t5 M, if 6,1 I if-': ':' fi f ' ' A ' I 1 1-' 4 ' 'nf ' ff' 4. it 'i x 1 ' 4 , any P ' xc lg'-ry McCI05key Dr, Paul Cglling Board of Trustees: Marlene Duffin, Donald Worn, Diane Carlson, Berton Altmann, Wildcat for 5 years Wildcat for 22 years Position: Superintendent Position: Dean of Students Hobbies: music, stamp collecting, outdoor activities, gardening Marilyn Stoops and Madeline Cannon analyze attendance computer output. s La-K7 Mariory Bunyard. Administrators dealt with both the largest external affairs and the most trivial personal problems ofstudents and staffalike. They were there to :help us make it through possibly the hardest four years of our lives. They talked of keeping the doors open so that we could move on to bigger and better opportunities, they taught us responsibility, and gave us the chance to learn so many important things about organizing our lives. Faculty l 47

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fl' KG .. 'N is Tony Fiorentino Wildcat for 76 years lasses: intro to lab science iterests: handball, jogging, fishing, resear- hing calamari Robert Lozano, Dept. Head Wildcat for Z4 years lasses: art g lterestsf fishing, camping, team-roping, dvisor for art club in-0 Mgigis is xt ., g V E Dede lones pays close attention to a lecture in photography. ,S .Q:: 1 ffl ll i 'V' If I 4' It 'ff .lfilf t .. ludi Zaches Wildcat for 7 ears Classes: biology, world history Interests: art, breeding and showing col- lies l .7 ,E-My .3 , 1 - ,U ft I Ralph Aguayo Wildcat for JV: years Classes: ceramics Interests: guitar, cooking, gardening Even though enrollment was de- clining, the art department held its own. Said Robert Lozano, de- partment head, We are able to keep the art program going be- cause of lprincipall Ted Simon- son 's recognition that art is a vi- able and important program for the school and the community. According to Mr. Lozano, L.C.H.S. was one of the few schools that still offered art classes in sequential style. Each succeeding level ofart went into particular aspects more deeply than the previous level. Mr. Lozano attributed the decreased enrollment in art classes to new priorities, the new University of YM M'--my Ellsworth Welch Wildcat for 35 years Classes: chemistry Interests: gardening, music, swimming, di- ving, travel 'Nui' Wx Bert Donlon Wildcat for 22 years Classes: geometry, photography Interests: photography, gardening T K 5 I Q! - 9.2-tiles, f If s 'X - Eff! S . I gg E 3 ..,- rf' 3 an , :N A ' .fi 33 , 33: V Y fa ,, fvfm- .g'Qe.sa? Lai gig : ! tt Lani Dillon Wildcat for 7 year Classes: ceramics Interests' raising Arabian horses Art Creates New Ideas California requirements, and SB 873. Because of these, students didn't have the time to take an art class, at best, students took one year of art and never got full expo- sure to art. lvlr. Lozano said, In 7973, the school had 33 different art classes, in 7984, the school only had 73 different classes. That is bad. One thing that was very positive about the program was its level of sophistication. The art program has not been degraded to the level of under- water basketweaving, we still provide a highly sophisticated education that gives a real fine exposure to all kinds of media. In other words, we still had ex- cellent programs in 3-D draw- ing, painting, ceramics, and many other areas. Faculty I 49