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

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HIGH JUNIORS High Iuniors at last-and verra, verra, hard worrk, too! Credit must be given to these hard-working students for the successful Rodeo Iunior Carnival spon- sored by them in part. They have had a few stars on the football team, such as Tony Ciriscioli and lack Barkley, and the basketball squads have brought to light more star stuff among the boys. They have made an A-l showing on the Scholarship society and are hoping to have a greater number in the organization next year. Class spon- sors are Miss Wilbur, Miss Mylne, Mr. Carter, and Mr. Grubb. Lupe Enriquez has brought honors to this class by winning first awards in the recent County Typing Contest. The officers of the class are as follows: President ..........,.... ..,..., 7 ...Peter Gonzales Vice-President ............. ,............ H enry Shultz Secretary-Treasurer .,....,,, ,......, M iriam Ellsworth Sergeant-at-arms ...,............. ...... V irginia Thompson Council Representative .....,... ...........,........, T om Iob Reporter ....,.,,.....,...,.,.,.......... ...,.,. B ob Straub LOW JUNIORS HOOT MON! Upper classrnen at last, and do they feel goodl This class has improved greatly under the sponsorship of the new Physical Education teacher, Stan Anderson. During the previous year they took possession of the California Scholarship Federation Plaque for having the largest percentage of their mem' bers in the society, They haven't shown any outstanding ability as yet, although several of the boys have shown themselves in sports and other activities. However, one stu- dent has shown great artistic talent, and is the art editor of this Blue and Gray. The program they put on for the Student Body was well planned and pre- sented, despite the fact that it consisted largely of outsiders. The officers of this group are: President ............,...... i........r..,,. L ucille Maritz Vice-President ...... ....... K ochici Yamamoto Secretary .,..,,... ........ G enevieve Moon Treasurer ....,....................... ....,,............ A nnie Rose Council Representative ......... ........ V irginia Campbell Sergeant-at-arms .V...,...,..... ....,.. S tan Anderson Page Twenty-four

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HIGH SOPHOMORES It doesn't sound like much, but this class must be given credit for sponsoring a successful Freshman Reception. They haven't shown much ability in the way of sports as yet but quite a few of the boys are taking part with enthusiasm. They have a few talented members in their midst who have entertained the Student Body quite often. Some of the members have shown themselves as out- standing members of the Scholarship Society. The patient t?D sponsors of this class are: The Scotch director, Lyle F. Camp- bell-The Great Civics teacher, W. N. Gibson-The Girls' Gym teacher, Sylvia Doak, and the Homemqking instructor, Deene L. Downey. The officers of the c are mentioned tvery considerate of usb in the space below: ' K Presidehii ......,. ........ M ildred Lawson Vice-Presi nt ....... ....... W alter Funabiki ' Secretary ...... fn: ..... ..........,.................... I oel McPheeters I Treasurer ......................r. ..r..,..,.. Anna Schutte ' Council Representative .......................... Katherine Doust K - , 'ln LOW SOPHOMORES At last these enterprising students have passed the Frqshfstagel This class has not entered many of the social activities of the school, bulhave afforded the Student Body entertainment in the highest degree by presenting three of the Palo Alto Community Players in an assembly program which was highly appre- ciated. Mr. Edwards, the advisor, may well be proud of them. And again we come to class officers: President .,....,...... ................. M arie Hobbs Vice-President ....,......... ...,,.... T sukane Myashita Secretary-Treasurer ........., ....... F rancis Peabody Council Representative ....... Kenneth Wilkins Page Twenty-six