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

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I lu Low Sophomores lupper qroupl Miss Lowell, adviser. Row l--Yarna'i Mudrich Da ' I - v Y- Philips, Voris, Leeper, Coppel: Row 2-Nalmamolo, lshilrawa, Malhews, Ravizza, Piper, Amare al, Baulisfa, Mendoza, Moreno, Row 3-Salas, Diaz, Navarro, Bubeliny, Lowell, Toff, Popo- vich, Rose, Olromofo, Peclc: Row 4--Poncini, Karnerschen Rose, Silces, Voivoda, Manda- rich, Giaya. deCurloni, Davis Clarlc. HALF CIRCLE BELOW ELINOR LOWELL Commercial Subiecfs HARRY EDWARDS Fnqlish, Dramalics, Journalism due i Low Juniors llower groupl Row I-Suelci, lnouye, Yamada, Calvo, Row 2-Sands, Collins, Korich, Davis, Saylor, Escano, Foland, Kogelschalz, Yoshinaqa, Nodag Row 3--Suqai, Talcano. Giaya, Cabano, Roberls, Smifh, Marcefli, Marlinez, Campbell, Kapellas, Cosla: Row 4-Tsu- chiya, Jacobsen, Ramsey, Law- son, Holson, Nichols, Pounds. Alexander. ,W -Mari. ' 11,1 LOW SOPHOMORES As is cusfomary wifh mid-year groups, fhe low sophomore class was one advisory unlil February, when Mr. Blaloclc look charge ol 'rhe boys, and Miss Lowell, The girls. Vicfors-Winning seven infer-advisory baslcelball games has made This class proud of Hs 'ream ol enlhusiasric boys. Equally proud is i'r of ifs one and only CSF member, Jean Clarlc. CLASS OFFICERS Presidenr .. . .. .. ,,., ,,,.,,,,,,,, . C. Sllces Secrelary. . .. . .. .. A. Rose Vice-Presidenl ,. . . . ,,,,, N. Voivoda Council Represenrarive A. Farley Sergeanf-ar-Arms . ...., . . R. Coppel LOW JUNIORS ln+erior Decora+ors-Complele charge of decoraling for 'rhe Junior Days of '49 was lalcen by Mr. Smi+h's advisory, wiih Bob Lawson as chairman. Transforming 'rhe gym info an early California mining fown wilh gambling houses, bars lsoll drinlcsl, a rail fence surrounding The dance floor, and even a hangman, was a diiliculr laslc cleverly done. Solifary-Low Juniors boasr of one CSF member, Ann Talcano. Tossers-Boys in rhe advisory have parficipared in alrer school in+er-advisory baslcerball games and have won several. CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl M. Saylor Secrelary M. Escano Vice-Presidenl Berkowirz Treasurer. M. Calvo Counci Represenlalive .B. Lawson 1 . W' A Iltid- term C1444 ern

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mid- term CIMA 64 Once in a Blue Moon-For lhe Iirsl lime in lhe hislory ol lhe school, 'rhe l939 rnideyear freshmen class was so large Thar il had 'ro be divided inlo Iwo advisories. Miss Caroline Wood, Dean ol Girls, sponsored lhe girls group and Mr. Roberl Ruhl, who had previously been a senior sponsor, look lhe boys. Their In+eres+s-Displays ol hobbies and discussions aboul 'rhem as well as parlia- menlary law praclice enlivened lhe girls' advisory meelings. A slcaling parly in San Jose, May 5, was 'rhe high poinl in lhe social aclivilies ol Miss Wood's girls. Unique-Five cenls a monlh in dues from each boy of Mr. Ruhls advisory finances 'rhe aclivilies ol 'rhe group. Enioying a swimming parly in lhe school plunge, May 3, provided relaxalion lor lhese overworked lrosh boys. LOW 9 CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl Roberl Rosenbach Secrelary .. Vice-Presidenl . Florence Funabilci Tony Vidovich Sergeanl-al-Arms Counci Represenlalive George Graham Ernesl Popovich Girls' Advisory Officers Lila Rulh Ohmerl Florence Funabilci Rose Teresi Alice Shikamura Genevivo Villasenor LOW 9 ADVISORY . . , Presidenl Vice-Presidenl Secrelary Treasurer . Girls' League Rep. Boys' Advisory Officers . .Roberl Puppo Charles Viscovich Roberl Rosenbach Roberl' Rosenbach Low Fmslinwon, Miss Wocwd, adviser. Row l--Garcia, Kraljevifh, Slrilramura, Teresi, Qhrncrl, Piazza, Maicolli, Espinosa. Row 2 King, Urkich, Fralci, Baulisla, Talia, Wilder, Lepsich,Wood1 Row 3-Arccco, Nagad, 1 Funabilci, I-Ioward, Moya, Villasenor, I-Ierrero, Rose, Esleban. 4 f gg . Q, ' , I' PM I sfX ' I' KN IN fx, I I w .fr IX ' x Advisers +o 'Mid-year Classes HALF CIRCLE ABOVE EDWARD SMITH Spanish, Swimming STANLEY ANDERSON Physical Educalion, Coaching Low Freshmen, Mr. Rulwl, advisei. Row I--Vidovich, Giaham, Rosenbach. Gray, Puppog Row 2fOl:awa, I-Iughe-., Duarle, Visrnvirh, Poinf' Philips, Angeles, P., Ando les, L., Malsubat Row 3'- Popovich, Olsalada, Shualri, Muelni, Tochibana, Rebello, Silva, Schababa, Mosalla, Yoshida: Top, Ruhl.

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8 ,fk PN F5122 2.3 TT: p Gimlpl Mis. l?arlilmd, adviser, sealed-Luis, Bazzano, Blasquez, CosTa, Anderson, Bordi, Men- dwa l-lfnig -,lanflinq Rrubail, llr-rrinr-, Cory, Nouguos, Mandarirh Rac'hTord, Ezalci, Nakano Kanralri, Jelavirh. lSecond Groupl Mr. Lehan, adviser, scaled-Duran, Carrera, Kenyon, Piper, Currie, Groenhood, Gros- hong, Heyinq, McGlynng row 2 ---- sJeweTT. lsadore, Lehan, Simin, FrieTas, Taylor, Tndag new 3---Mena, Diai, Smilh, CarTer, Cady, Radich, Mancini Bellorni, BauTisTa. Wild and Woolly-Under The leadership OT R. Graham, general commiTTee chair- man, Junior Days oT l49'l proved To be a colorTul evenT wiTh iTs early CaliTornia mining Town selling and ils wild wesT CosTumed Crowd. Winners ol The Dandy and Belle conTesT were F. Maclc and M. Lawson, seniors. Sponsors-Miss l-lelen Coleman, Mr. J. B. Lehan, Mrs. l-lelen RachTord, and Miss Louise SchmidT are The advisers OT The iunior class. During a Tew weelcs OT The TirsT semesTer, Miss Coleman was absenT because OT illness. Mr. Edward Blalock sulJsTiTuTed Tor her. Miss SchmidT was away during parT oT The spring semesTer. Mr. E. ValenTine . - y xwff XXV' - ., . V' L and laTer Miss Pafricia Keenan Toolc her Cla ses. , if il il' XQJC Plaque Winners-WiTh TiTTeen iunio s,iCorey, l-lendersonl Keene, Kenyon, Kerriclc, McMurray, Nagao, Nalcano, Schraulo, SuTTer, Talcano, Teramura, Uhrhammer, and VorraTh, qualifying Tor The CSF, Third year sTudenTs won The honor plague Tor The spring semesTer. Hi In uniom HALF CIRCLE BELOW JAMES LEHAN Social Sgivnce HELEN RACT-lP RD English Q Q - pl ,' ,Ptjxs