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

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SUPHUIHUHES The Sophomores-those ln-betweensu, neither green as the Frosh nor quite as Mighty as the Iuniors-came through the year with much to their credit. The first event of the year was the annual Freshman Reception, held October 1. Celebrating the union of the allied countries, the Sophomores ad- opted the motif, United Nations. Flags of the various countries were hung in the gym, and a program of folk dances carried out the general theme. May 18 was strictly Sophomore day when a party was held in the after- noon and evening. Games, dancing and refreshments provided plenty of fun for all. Members in C. S. F. were Marian Delp, Iohn Summers, Ellen Erichsen. Carolina Hobbel, Clayton Roche, Mark Stiver, Byron Geuy and Roberta Cole. The Sophomore sponsor was Miss Caroline Wood, and the class adviser was Miss Edna Wilbur. Officers of the class for fall and spring were President .....................,........................,......... Bob Golden Vice President .....,..........,............. .....,... H arrison Flick Council Representative tfalll .,................ Roy Bertorelli Council Representative Qspringl .......... Richard Saylor Secretary ..,,rt,............. ,....,.................,.... G eorgia Wright Treasurer ............,. ................ I ohn Summers Sergeant at Arms rr,r. ......... S herwood Iackson 27

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FHESHHIE This year's Freshman Class showed school spirit by immediately entering activities, and becoming a part of the school. If the freshmen keep up this enthusiasm, they should contribute much to this school before they graduate. Initiation was held this year on September 24 with the frosh dressed in queer-looking garb. Gne hour was put aside during classes, and everyone went out to the football Held to witness the initiation. The freshmen had a good time at the reception given in their honor, and promptly settled down to the routine of high school life. Miss Marie Cal- laghan and Mr. Iohn Wilkins ably advised this class in its first year of high school. Unhampered by the upper classmen, these underpups had their own day with games, food, fun, and frolic. The party was held here at school. Besides playing on the Frosh-Soph football team, many of the boys have taken an active interest in baseball. C. S. F. members were Marguerite Hammond and Veronica Szego. Officers were elected for the entire year, except for Council Representa- tive. They are President, Bob Cassellag Vice President, Veronica Szego: Council Representative, Douglas Richardson ffalll, Larry Williford fspringlg Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Hixon. 29