Mountain View Union High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Mountain View, CA)

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Q Behiration Jfor the notetnorthp reason that the pear 1923 marks the beginning of the existence of the netn Mountain View ibigh Srhool anh ronsequentlp the relinquishment of the olo Mountain View Zlaigh brhoolz we, the Stuhents of the mountain View Zbigh School, oo oeoirate this number of the Blue uno gray to the Glo ant to the jlietn.

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Gable uf Qllnntents TI'I'I.E PACE IJIEDICATION - Nlzw HIGII SCHOOL HIsToRv OF f3LD HIGH - FACULTY ---- SIQLIQCTION FROM HUXLEY - SIZNIORS ---- n. Class History - b. Class Will - f. Senior Horoscope 11. Class Prophecy - JUNIORS - - - HIGH SOPIIOMORES Low SOPHOMORES - HIGXI FRIESHMEN HONOR ROLL - Low FRESIIMEN ALUMNI - - - BLUE AND KSRAY STAFF - EDITORIALS - - LITERARY -------- 11. The Haunted House Cstoryj - b. The Battle of the Hazing Cpoemj - r. Between the Ocean and Forest Cstoryj SOCIAL CALENDAR ---- - - - - fJRGANIZATIONS - 11. Student Body r. Dramatics - 11. Glee Clubs e. Orchestra - lLl.US'l'RA'l'ED VERSES Bovs' SPORTS - - GIRLS, SPORTS - JOKES - - AUTOGRAPI-Is l2l

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ARTIST'S MODEL OF THE NEXV MOUNTAIN VIEW UNION HIGH SCHOOL Twenty acres of land, centrally located, was purchased as the site the th s wonderful, new high school building is .H HE creation of of the High School campus. of this The people adjustment to new conditions. result of social orrow will and tom day to of the children w institution He this In hool and Sc gh Hi ve long felt their utter need of a new ha mmunity C0 ental and In eir h t US ed for developi be provid Call hat receive the best t an institution iS It DCS. ho heir t Of alization T9 is the ructure St iS th erect- The nnal product of the labor now engaged in physical being. ed e four hundr In S0 struction, rin fo L boson its IO gin takin of capable being proud of, something Worth fice will be surely i ed this new S in y of architecture, it ut ea b its tion. In of the younger genera students is among it, for it of ud F0 district can truly feel p gh school hi and the archi- In h the general surroundings of Nature. perfectly wit blends the State. the best of High Schools in OHS all indicati by ch day, whi he to the style of t IS forn tecture it con A word should be said about the honorable Board of Trustees and Being provided with modern bids fair to be of no short duration. connection Professor W. E. Hester, principal of the High School, in a vast improve- is it aching facilities, I6 o-date -t UD and ment uip eq directly and in- h bot e people were, QS Th ool. Sch W High the Ne with ool. Sch gh Hi affair-the Old tinder-box over the inadequate, ment bu ld- of the .-u directly, instrumental in securing the design and plan SCVQH' are There S165 0001 The bare building alone costs about el'- ch ong ll ea id all hieving aC lin el W d quite de C068 S11 have ing, and e is, el' Th ministrative sections. ad he oft elusive BX class rooms 'teen The members of the Board ished by the people of Mountain View. rest room, a nurse's room, a dining room, u 8. addition a library, in erkg C. F. Wm. Bubb, President, B. W. Folk, Cl are rustees T of theater, an inner court, lavatories, and overlooking a spacious small .I Nuhn. E. J Taylor, and A. Awalt, J. seven hundred fifty persons. seating auditorium all here is ge, t Sta 3