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

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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

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HIGH FRESHIVIEN Not quite the jade color they were nine months ago, but still pure Frosh! They have weathered nothing more than one year of High School, and still forget that homework is the backbone of this great institution fOh woell but, ably guided by Miss Coleman, Miss Schmidt, and Mr. Lehan, they have shown a great deal of school spirit and unquenchable energy. A few of the boys went out for football and basketball and the ability they showed is nothing to be sneezed at. At their present rate it will not be long before they will be the mainstay of our sports. More officers: President ......,......,. .,........ D orothy Hoffman Vice-President ......... ........ C harles Uhrhammer Secretary ...,....... ,.,.......... B arbara Berry Treasurer ...,..,.,............... ,....... E laine Marcetti Council Representative ....... ........ I uanita Reichel LOW FRESHMEN Freshmen to the core, they have had a hard time getting started. This is not surprising, when you realize that their noble advisor, Mr. Smith, unable to stand the drop from being advisor to the High Seniors, went out and attempted to com- mit mayhem or worse on a motorcycle. But now that our esteemed Professor is back in the saddle, and considering that the Low Freshmen have three and a half years in which to catch up, their hopes look much brighter, and they will undoubtedly graduate eventually. And the last of the officers fWell, finel: President .,.,,,..,.., ..,,...,....,.... P at Daley Vice-President ......... ....,... I ames Alexander Secretary ........,.. ....... K atherine Giaya Treasurer .............,,........,.... ....i... M adeleine Saylor Council Representative ...,..,.. ..,.i........ B ob Lawson Page Twenty-eight