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

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I fowl' 'hlllll 3 5l3C,v'J WW Senio Seniors whose piclures d Aposlle, Richard February Graduale. Harrie, Carl February Gradualfr. Marlini, Eugene 0 Class Sql.-al-Arms 2' Foolball I, 2, 3. Thoza, Clolhilda Frslnruary qradualo. True, Virginia Council 2:CIas1, 'Irv-af.. I: A Capella 2, 3, 41 Madrigal 3, 4. noi appear in this seclion: Piper, Floyd Transfer Cedar Falls, Iowa, A Cappella 3. 4: Madriqal 3, 4: I3eqinner's I.ucIc . Smi+h, Bill f Baseball I. Thompson, Gerald A Cappella. ok I '75 T . 1 Xl. xx f4,r ,A- Shearer, Helen Advis. Vice-Pres 4: Advis. Sec. 2, 33 GAA Chorus I, 2. Small, John Advis. Sec. 4: Chorus I, 2. HQ STahI, Eugene Transfer Polyleclnnic I-Iigh School, San Francisco, Traclr 3, A Cappella 4. Teramura, Kengo Febfuary qraduale. K, - rd 'i Q., Thoza, May Advis, Sec, 2: GL Rep. 45 Band I, 2, 3. 47 Orflr, I, 2, 3, 43 IIBCflII'7V1CII5 I.uL,I1.'l Volarvich, Ka'I'hryn Clrorus I, 2. Toi, Kiyomi Transfer Irorn Fre- monl: Baslrolball 3, 47 Traclc 3. Volarvich, Mille Traverso, Emma February qradualc, fl Yamaji, lwao Baslcelball 2, 3: Traclr 2, 3: A Cappella 4, Tripiano, David L. Sludenl Body Pros. 4: Foolball I, 2. 3. 43 Baslcolloall 2, 3, 41 Blmlr M: I-Ii Y. Yoshida, Miyelco Chorus I, 22 A Cop- pella 3, 4.

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Nakamofo, T. Nakano, Masao Eaqle Co-editor 45 Orch. 4. 4: Tennis 43 A Cap pella 7, I 45 Begin nefs Luck. Japanese Club Pres. f- i Niki, Tafsuo Nozawa, Sa+olro Oe+ien, Alic Trails l. 2, 3, 42 CSF Chorus I, 25 Begin- l, 2, 3, 4. f Q ner's Luclr, : Carnival I Booth Chairman 2: , Confelf' Boofh 4. X ' ' ,7 1. - V XJ V '-of 'Q Popovich, Madalin Absenl on leave. Poncini, Armand Baseball 2, 3. ni! , lf l l I lf' R. G. RUHL. Remem- ber, seniors, yours is the laslc of livinq socially, noi seIfishly , says Roberf G. Ruhl. senior adviser and member of +he Social Sci- f once Deparlmenl. NLM. liplfv' ff ,li Ramsey, Jim Baslrefball 4, Tennis 41 Band I, 2, 3: Orch. l, 2, 3: Merchanl of Venice. Rhein, Dorofhy Aclvis. Pres. I, 3: Chorus I, 2, Operolla 2, French Play, , Eagle Siafl 4. Seniv Rose. Annie February Graduafe

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Mr. Edwards. adviser: SeaTed-RalTon, Wilkins, Burr, MarTino, Mills, Gore, Adams, STanding-Mala' Tesla, Edwards, Poncini, Miyahara, PeTersen, MarTini. low Senior-A Among Those PresenT -OT The ThirTy-eighT freshmen who enrolled aT The high school in February, l936, only eleven remain in Their original group, making The low seniors The smallesT home-room uniT. Six compleTecl Their high school educaTion in Three and a halT years. Block Thaf Kick -For Their assembly program, This group sponsored Ernie SmiTh, popular AssociaTed sporTscasTer, who enTerTained The sTudenT body by describing The Technique of sporTscasTing as well as relaTing some oT The numerous incidenTs which occurred in The broadcasTer's booTh. Musicl Maesfro, Please -Organized lasT December, Ken Wilkens and his Tour- Teen piece smooTh swing orchesTra has proved successful playing Tor many oT The school TuncTions. J. McKeviTT, A. Wilkens, and P. Gibson supply The vocal rendifions: Ray Murray whisTles. ApproximaTely TiTTy pieces make up Their reperToire. The personnel includes A. SchuTTe, B. Menace Moore, V. MarTin, E. Freels, M. Thoza, J. Foland, P. Teresi, S. MaTTingly, B. Grainger, W. STalTorcl, E. Pounds, J. Diaz, R. Murray, W. Frigerio, and K. Wilkens. Excelers -OuTsTanding in aThleTics, C. Jelavich, l-l. MalaTesTa, and Bill RalsTon, rank TirsT. AcTive in Track, TooTball, and baseball, Jelavich Tops The lisT: MalaTesTa played baskeTball and TooTball while RalsTon specialized in baske-Tball. Wilkens was TooTball manager. As decoraTion chairman of The Girls' League, Marylee Mills planned arTisTic dec- oraTions Tor The Mofhers' Tea, Girls' and Boys' League Dance, and The Tin Can Dance. f Ajx, rr M 1 'Ky