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

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o BRAINTRUST Although there are only 109 juniors, this class hoasts that it ranks second in the C S F. The brainstorms arc G. Aho, A. Cutter. W. Funahiki, A. Higashiuchi, L. Keene, S. Kodama, D. McClure, 'l'. Niki. J. Okada. A. Shutte, M. Tawara, M. Thoza. IN THE SPIRIT OF THE SEASON W'hat Men Live By, a symbolical one-act play. Christmas carols played hy the school orchestra and sung by the A Cappella choir. composed the Christmas program, given by Mrs. Downey? advisory. GIRLS EXCLUSIVELY Witli every girl in the advisory taking part in their assemhly hour, consisting of two one-act plays, aerohatics. and a dramatic reading, Miss Stefl'an's group gave the first class program of 1938. TAKE CARE, MR. ORPHEUS Presenting a variety of numbers, ranging from short imitative selections to compositions by Tschaikowsky, the San .lose W P A i Fw orchestra, invited to play by Mr. Camphell's advisory. presented a program in .lanuary. lN RHYTHM Crooning, gymnastics, an accordion song stylist, and numbers played hy the Stanford hand, made up the program sponsored hy Mr. Ruhl's registry. SWlNGAROO Mr. Edwards' advisory showed that swing has invaded school music. Twenty-five swingsters from Palo Alto. their student leader, and their instructor. swung sensational arrangements of popular songs. CULOSSAL CARNIVAL With the Golden Cate Bridge as their theme. juniors sponsored a very successful fair. New concessions included golf. lights out. tea room. hig apple. erackerjaek. foothall throw. skeelnall. hidden treasure. and halloon blow. LEADERS Lee Keene President Walter Funabiki Council Representative Percy Gartley Vice!I'resident Feris Heying, , ..... . , , , Sergeant-at-Arms Joel McPheeters Secretary Advisers: Lyle Campbell, Deene Downey, Harry Anna Shutle . Treasurer Edwards, Robert Ruhl, Phyllis Stetfan. v Cirrle: Kink Kincaid taking care ' Top group: HIGH ll-Mr. Campbell. adviser. Row l--.lurian, McCurrey, Diehl, Thompson, Ogata: rom 2-Bernal, Oshima, Nakamotn, Nakano, Cutter, Toi, Niki, Ishida, Mena, row 3-Tripiano, Draga. Gallang, Higashiuchi, Funn- hiki: row 4-Ramsey, McClure, Phares, Huri, Campbell. Fourth group: LOW ll-Mr. Edwards, adviser. Ron' lfTrue, Martino, Hobbs, Nozawa, Kodama, Gore: row 2- Edwards, Miyashita. Petersen. lwata. Kogelschatz, Burr, Morgan: row 3-Nakamotn, Jelavich, Knotlock, Furusho, Miyahara, Antoku, Ralston, Malatesta, Popnvich. Bottom group: HIGH 11-Mrs. Downey. adviser. On the hood-Fricke, Lawson, Kirby: driving-Rutan: back .wat-Job: behind rar-Yoshida. Downey, Kodama, Shutte. McPhee!ers, Okada, Kenyon, Nakamoto, Tawau: running board-Tlioza, Beatty, McCandless, Ashton. 44272

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A LA LEGEND With the Arabian Nights as the theme, the Freshman Reception, the first social event of the year, was very successfully sponsored by sophomores. Dancing, games, and ping-pong furnished enter- tainment for the four hundred who attended. BRA1NSTORMS Although the sophomores are next to the smallest class in school, they had thirteen in the C S F during the first semester and seven during the second. The seven second-semester members were: B. Berry, E. Kerrick, R. McMurray, G. Nakano, M. Sutter, M. Tera- niura, and C. Uhrhammer. THOUGHTFULNESS Wishing that Miss Louise Schmidt, the sophomore sponsor, would get-well-quick, Miss Coleman's advisory sent her a St. Joseph lily for Easter. During Miss Sch1nidt's absence, Mr. Robert Gross, and Mrs. Ruth Hermann substituted. PLEASURE + CAPITAL : CARNIVAL Contributing largely to the tremendous success of Pleasure Island, booths under the direction of sophomore advisers proved extremely profitable. These were: Peanuts, Miss Schmidt, hot dogs and darts and balloons, Miss Coleman, hammer and nails, Mr. Lehang hamburgers, Miss Fox, and the 'Lbig apple, a new discovery, Mr. Smith. BY POPULAR VOTE First Semester Bob Gonzalves... Myrna Sutter ,,., Claire Grennan ,,., Elaine Marcetti. Dottie Holiman Betty Keene .,...,,,, Zane Gray ..,,.,, . President ......,,.... . ,..., Vice-President ...... . ,, ......Serretar,v .... ......,.....Treasurer,.....,,.... Reporter ..,. . ......... Council Representative ,,,.,,., ......,,,.Yell Leuder.......,,,....,. Second Semester . , ..,,..,. ..., B ob Schraub ,, ..Charles Uhrhammer ,. . ,...... Virginia Hardin ...Eugene Kerrick .........Geraldine Conti ,Barbara Berry Bob Huttlinger Top group: HIGH l0hMiss Schmidt, adviser. Row 1-Garcia, Holt, Grey, Osharne, Mosher, Moore, Graham. row 2-Brazil, Kozaki, Anderson, Seely, Paullus, Brandt, Schraub: row 3-Kerrick, McMurray, McCarty, Hama- saki, Garcia, Henderson, Blach, Gnnzalves, Castle: row 4-Gross. Yamamoto, Bryant, Tallia, Uhrhammer. Second group: HIGH 10-Miss Fox, adviser. Seated-Hempler, Corey, Costa, Jelavich, Baumer, L.: kneeling-+Blasquez, Bazzano, V.: Nakano, Oshima, Ezakig last row-Kanzaki, Schreckenghaust, Third group: HIGH 10-Mr. Lehan, adviser. Row 1-Greenhood Kenyon, Bellomi, Currie, Koch, Best, Groshong, Bautista: row 3- Durang row 4-Guenther, Piper, Miller, Ghilardi, Lehan. Connor, Maudarich, Nougues, Luis,.Mendoza Bordi, Anderson, Bailey, Silva, Horn, Baumer Keene, Garrett, Robart, Fnx. Huttlinger Pady Toda Taylor' row 2-Carers LMena, Dian. Gonzales,lRadich,lMancini, Simin Fourth group: HIGH 10-Miss Coleman, adviser. Row 1-Eriehaen, Barry, Conti, Kogelahatz, Hardin. Grennan Reiehel: row 2-Ixadoguchi, Huffman, Nagao, Marcetti, Martin, Todd, Mastin, Vorrath, Hall, Eberhardt, Teramura: row 3gColeman, Hongo, Osakada, Davis, Stalford, Sutter, Erichsen, Thompson, Wilder, Yamamoto, Sakai, Nishl- mura, Kubota. Fifth group: LOW 10-Mr. Smith, adviser. Row 1-Costa, Calvo, Sueki, Chicnn, Tsuchiya, Nicholas, Pounds Morton, Holson: row 2-Noda, Yushinaga, Takano, Collins, Foland, Saylor. Minton, Grainger, Sugai, Alexander Lawler: raw 3-Smith, Sands, Roberts, Isadore, Eseano, Fultz, Sohler, Cabano, Giaya, Foster, Lawson, lnouve Circle: Colonel Gentry on duty c2855