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

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'ffl' Language Says lt ll Q l ,A s, i 1. nf' fM ' f ' Florence Bell, Dept. head Lazaro Garza Becky Walleen Wildcat for 24 years Wildcat for 24 years Wildcat for 3 years Classes: Italian 1,2,3,4, Spanish 1,3 Classes: Spanish 2,4,5 Classes: Spanish 1,2 Interests: Italian club, travel Interests: International Salad club, pho- tography, travel E fi Zah dee Minnick Wilclcat for I year Classes: Spanish 1,2 Interests: swimming, reading ,fs 5 s , :l , -,y 1 : -zyr - F Gerard A. Lallemand Wildcat for 18 years Classes: French l,2,3 Interests: girls soccer coach, philately LEFT: Rita Sauvage Wildcat for 1 year Classes: English compllitg French 1 Interests: watch soccer, read, travel RIGHT: Nancy Greenfield Wildcat for 21 years Classes: Latin lg En Iish 10X Interests: natural history, gardening, reading, travel Interests: tennis, exercising X Santos Alvarez Wildcat for 29 years Classes: Spanish 1,3, French 2 Interests: Spanish club, music KI is '-,f' 5? C . Q 5' fi ' fi s:. 2.55 ta 1 -'Ig-sh? Louis Gregory Wildcat for 19 years Classes: German 1,2,3,4I5g computer Interests: German club, photography, travel, gardening 'TI Fred Keplinger Wildcat for .24 years Classes: French 2,4,5, computer Interests: C S F, French club, photography, music, skiing The foreign language department, which taught Spanish, French, German, Latin and Italian, saw an increase in student enrollment. The students had some extra help from the computers and parent volunteers in the lab. The Univer- sity of California required two years of a foreign language, so these courses were a must for many students planning their fu- ture. Faculty I 53

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N, he PN N ' T lf A 5 aft, ' l l i ., 7... s 1 r. xf' 1, ,xi-. 1 - -' - - '?'Jf 4 M Craig Sakamoto Gail Sickler Bill Schulte Wildcat for I I years Wildcat for 7 years Wildcat for 2 years Classes: algebra, triglanalysis Classes: Algebra 2 Classesf Al ebra I-2, general math Interests: c anging diapers Interests: photography .--W .M W., ' T , 'L 'Ein' fi, , ' 1W f In Wad fl ,al I s Aa,- A ,fa 'fr wr ,f 'M fl f sf Ar 7 .I , ' I 13 , 1 Q is 'xr' Y--1? L-. -1. Bob Semichy Bun Lum,.Dept. Head Wildcat for 25 years Wildcat lor 27'years Classes: typing Classes: accounting, office machines, lnterestsr restoring cars of the '30s and business math, intro to business '40s, sprint car racing Bu iness Types Away Q..-'J' ,t,, , ,Q 'Wharf ' 633' . 1 , , If , . . in I ' ff A , g . y'v'f'f'M: ' - 1. 'z T. Eugene Oody Wildcat for .3 years Classes: Algebra J, geometry Interests: writing poetry, gardening FAR LEFT: Steve Humphrey can't bear to watch another student make a typing error. loe Winstead Wildcat tor 27 years Classes: personal typing, state A local Interests: varsity baseball coach The business program offered several classes, including ac- counting, typing, personal typing, and business mathematics. The two typing classes differed in that they taught either how to type as a secretary in a large business world, or hovv to type personal let- ters and papers for college. Tak- ing typing really helped me to type reports for English that were neater and cleaner than my papers from last year, said junior Ryan Bar- rett. The classes offered by the de- partment gave students a chance to experience future career possi- bilities before making a final deci- sion. Faculty l 55