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

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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

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Social Studies finds new horizons 4 'iii rr I af fa ,HJ 'Nr 91 Martha Allshouse Dept Head Tim Heenan Wildcat for if? years Wildcat for I6 years Classes U H history world history Classes: civics, US. history V David Dougan Wildcat for I5 years Classes: psychology Interests: girls' volleyball coach, skiing, fishing, sailing, rafting, travel Social Studies was notall history. This was discovered by seniors when they enrolled in classes such as psychology, economics, and civics. The study of the mind, the study of how our eco- nomy was held together, and the study of our government did not teach history, yet they were all part ofthe social sciences. These classes gave seniors information and experiences that helped them to understand themselves, and the world they lived in. A aw 2 ...Ja vm., f i .qs ,, 1 .W V 2-, , , i :?'v, hz . vi . U ,ffl 3 9 fig ii 5 .se Richard Hickman Wildcat for 27 years Classes: U.S. history, world history Robert Negendank Wildcat for 36 years Classes: civics, economics Interests: tennis, golf iii ,V ' ' sri S .s ' 'sf a s V sf v A P? 'Et 'W 5. ex X .AS Bruce Crawford Allen Rudolph Wildcat for 20 years Wildcat for 5 years Classes: US, history, California studies Classes: AP. US. history, world history, Interests: putting together words, cars, Comp 9B wood, and people Interests: wars, rowing, reading - Kim Wooten, Scott Munson, Doug Watanabe, Sheryl Young, and Kiki Alexander share a laugh in civics,