San Jose High School - Bell Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1962 volume:

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W 1 11 1 John Mark Briggs DEDICATION Here at San jose High there is a person whore some students might not know, but they are aware of his valuable contributions to school life. His work is done behind the scenes. The extra time he devotes for service to the school does not go unnoticed, for behind him there is left a job well done. His time is devoted to many phases of art. The duties he performs compose a long list of varied responsibilities - working with students in Bulldog Studio as their advisor, instructing art classes, and acting as art advisor for Bell Staff and H cralrl Staff. He is also head of Mass Media, which promotes publicity of various activities on campus. In each of the duties he performs, he is known for his quick solution of problems and calmness in difficult situa- tions. He is enthusiastic about whatever he under- takes. In view of his invaluable contributions to San - lh4 ' jose High School, we, the editors of the 1962 year- book, dedicate our BELL to Mr. john Mark Briggs. I l Ml X -...al-1 U' if .Vg x x ' 'Q Maki xxwx . y. K X x. Mr. Gene Long MA., Stanford U N Administ1'at01'.S direct t e school U L r. Karl Pedersen Mrs. Phyllis Morris M,-l jean Ridley Vice-Principal Dean of Girls Dean of Boys EUfMhg MASJ Str ABUfPf 6 A T xy fix MY- FYGHK Cl-Wk Miss Lillian Hicks MLN? A 'Y M F Mal Soc'al Stud'es Soc'al Stud'es ,N S0Cla'Lz5'Ud'e5 i ' so Soc'al Studi N ,.1 I I I I I I e M-A-, Whitman College A.B s J st M ,M'TKsNSav Joseifafe f , M.A.,S1anf d U ' i CT M' M 9 JI Counselors soloe , I students problejpzs . . . I fljtffcjaff PM .fl i. ,jf . 6 Mu. Karen Smith ' dj' s 71 fi 10 Mrs. Mary Thompson Social Studies Chairman Mx' ' ,J ij fl' by Social Studies M.A., Stanford U. '- U ff 'fy ' I fl! f 1 if .B., Uvqfafncinrlpti lf IW WW JN? Lmrnif ff Wrljffff U lr well ffl The faculty prepares us tot nter it e world independently .i . XLS 'EQ 'QEQLADIQQ ' 'Q X 15. K: 'lb N ,- '-N Qi.- wg- V2 ii? Q ,1 fir 'A 5 M o Id A It F1523 . ' 'J Business Education N ' F - S D A Physical Education B,S.. U. of So. Calif. ib ,Q , -E B.A.. San Jose State f 'N -X . V..-. I K I rw ' rf fu 1 Z Y ' 7 L Mrs. Palricia Benner Mr. H d B .k Mr' John Mink Briggs English Mr. S. Ross Berganix OWN UDDI Sen I A B S F , S Music Chairman Commerce Chairman Af' Chiifman . -, an rancrsco late ALB., San Jose Stan? MAA., San Jose Stem M-All San Jose Siam mrs Miss Dixie Bullard Mr. Robert Carlisle Mrs. Mildred Chaflon My, Neil Coley Clothing Language Chairman Librarian Algebra A.B., U. of Puget Sound A.B., U. of Calif. B.S., U. of No. Carolina A4B,, San Jose Spaye - 1 I , i V og' v lxwc X A , I x, I . Mrs. Minna Coughlin Mrs. Ruth Cravalh . X Miss Sheila Croker , . . , English English English Home Economics M.A., U. of Pacific A.B, Okla. College for women Aa.. u. of B. C. AA., College of Nofre Dame Mr. William DiCrislina Mr. Gerald Eknoian Mis, Eleane, E,,,i,-me ML Michael Fernandez Physical Education An Spanish English AB San Jose Slam M' A U' of Calif' AMB., SBU JOSE SYBTG A.B., U. of San Francisco 8 Mr. Edward Freed Mr. Peter Galloni Mrs. Ella Griset Mf' Donald Havis Social Studies Social Studies Nurse Special Edufafion A.B., San Francisco Slave A.B., San Jose Slate P.H.N., U. of Minn. M-A-I San F'a 'C'5C0 Siale .7 fl .N- WL ' fl if 5 .VIN Njlu' . ff 'N' L1 V! It It JW. XT ey s ower us il 'lx . with knowledge . X AIJJQJJ Lf i L f' .J i ffwm .G W WLM il will jf Panel in Miss Helen Minctta's senior social studies class discuss admission of Red China to the United Nations. Mrs. Diane Hawes Mr. James Hinermam Miss Marion: Hinson ' T Commerce Deparimenv Life Science Physical Education Chairman PVWSICGI EdUCB 0fl A.B., San Jose Snare fA,A., Arizona Stare A.B., San Jose Sieve A-Bu Sa Jose 5'5 9 -F Mr. James H0011 Mr. John Iskra Mr. Hugh James Mrs. Dorothy Johnson Mathematics Chairman Typing Special Education Typing A-Br, 530 JOSE Slale B,S., U. of Calif, MA., San Francisco State A.B., San Jose State a 1 -:QI Miss Marilyn Kane Mr. Leslie Koch Miss Joy Krataffe Qi, 'T y3, Mr- Walter KFBUS Spanish Industrial Arts Physical Education M11 English Chalfman A,B., U. of Calif M.A., San Jose State BS., U. of Minn. 4 I' vu A-BV, UU-A , ex,-..-,,,tr3 gf, Mr. Frank long Nlr1'XJohn Marsh Mr. William Martin Mr. Wilbur Miller English Social Studies Mathematics industrial Args A,B., Fresno State A.B., San Jose State B.S., U, of Nevada A-BU San Jose 51516 Miss Helen Mineta Dr. Donald Mork Mr. James Oeland Mr. Jack Ogden Social Studies Secretarial Training Dist. Ed. Science M,A,, U, of Califl Ph.D., Am. Acad. of Asian Studies B-BA., U. of Wisconsin MA, gianford U 10 Mr. Chris Pappas Physical Education Chairman M.A., San Jose State build good citize S . . . WW Miss Nina Parkhursr Mr. Saxton Pope Miss Susan Ralph English English English A.B.,U. of Missouri AB., U. of Calif. M.A., Stanford U. lwlflffwffll WWW M ijfglm Q- s- 1 Performing il tumbling stunt arc, clockwise from top: Ruby Hill, Elaine Burulc, und Doris Brown. Mr. Kennefh Rugg Mr. ,Raymond Schatz Mr. Clarence Sloenor English Social Studies Social Svudies A.B., San Jose State M.A., Stanford U. A.B., U. of Calif. 11 -J Mr- J-H1165 5PaI10 Mr. Douglass Thorne Mr. Arthur Till Mr, Gerald Tumoy Social Studies Agriculture Electricity English X 1 MA., San Jose State M.A., Cal Poly M.A., San Jose State MIA., U. of Calif' 'gill .. 1 '1 i--fl' in , i ,l'1 5lg L, I , I My auc. ,z V, ,N Ikilkw. 5 : ' ,L i assist in V ' Li f l developing 'skills . . K X i 1 Q ifliorifii They help us on the road of life. Students muster precision techniques in the drafting class. 2 El Mr. Richard Williams Mr. Alfred Wilson Mr. Charles Wood Miss Sally Yeatman Science Chairman Wood Shop Auto Shop Special Education A,B,, San Jose Syage M.A., San Jose State A.B., San Jose State MA., San Francisco State 12 ' 'Nei ' ' '+- . ft iw i ' l Back row, left to right: June Benkelman, Lucille Nardone, Bette Bartolini, Mamie Green, Maxine Nullins, Evangeline Mercado. Front row: Evelyn Silva, Manager, Grace Smalling, Henrietta Brautigan . 1 ' nl , They render service to the school . at fi Qi 'liuflflfqj A i 'W t. ' Q,LU'lfl l. .1 M' C' , .X D - AXNQ9' t ' 1 l .l l M li , - -ll 'N x l xt OEM p Q R l ' - It I' , DWL HN X .9 x ' Ml 1 ki W bxxdlyb I X. 0 ' -. . V .NA L. J l X JYSMJN Qx X K xl: 5C l 'X MX Back row, left to right: Mrs. Marcella Rowe, Mrs. Dorothy Blake, Mrs. Irene Nelson, Mrs. Lela Astrella, Mrs. Wilma Dean. Front row: Mrs. Ruby Philpott, Emilie Reiff, Mrs. Elsie Tiffin. f if if f iii W7 D f L ' ' f fx Dall ,J ff7,fg'vl W I, sl A fl! jlfl fl. f lil: 4' l I X- I idling? l 'NI-yn' l I 'f' fl ,- :xx 1 fl l ffl' 7 ff W . at 'ii My M ,W'i f we cr ui-1 1 .V x 1.1, If i . ffl 7? ,fy ' f ff l' V f ,--'- f ' left to right: Mr. Hershel Welch, Mr. Robert Chadwick, head custodian, Mr. Quintilio ,GZ V-' ,- ' 5 I, lffqx Quintarelli, Mr. Vernon Galligan, Mr. Vernon Winn, Mr. Wade Whitton. , fl? lf' I ! A I if fl ,-1 fll',llh --lil! l lf . ,M . 1 f . .f 1 , 13 e ff 1? ' fy! MACHINE SHOP Left to right: Phil Cancilla, Sian Benefiel, Larry Miles, Bill Hughes, Mr. Wilbur Erickson, Miko Wilson, Angelo Truiillo. i AUTO SERVICE Left to right: John Rodriguez, Gene Sorensen, Mr. W ocational Center offers various trades to boys Malin purpose of Sun Jose High Sehool's vocational center is to prepare students for future skilled trades. Facilities for truining ure located ,on the San Jose City College campus, where 112 of Higlfs students work in nltrnmodt-rn shops. One of the most familiar sights on Sun jose,s campus is the Tech bus pulling out every morning ut 8 o'clock and every afternoon at 12:05, transporting future craftsmen to their shops. AUTO MECHANICS Left to right: John Orsua fat mnchincl, Tony Lucero, Joseph Potlgeiser, Mr. George Langley, Sam Duncan, Fred Maldonado, Charles Valenzuela. Judy Yuki Vice-President Teisu Hoio Presldevvv Mary Enneg Carole Gnrria Secrefgry Treasurer Stuclenft bbdy officers and LDIIFLHQ' Hu- flnll wxlleslc-1' ilu- legixlqltiw' L-ollncil mel weekly to pmpowe :11l11'mllnm'11Is to Hu' CUIINLLLIILLUII. 'LLM' Lillvr p1'ul1lc'l11 wllirll 1ll'0Nl' clllring ilu' Lmegimli l'0llllL'lL for KLINUIINSIUII amd LLULIHILL' auction. -x of the year was also lurmlgllt up in legislativ- X. QL L - Q X., Q'-5.2 N I I H ' . h' V RLVLS E DIMM C EWR L EVO f C. Smi!Pw, R. Lopez, A. Tmsnrwo, V, Yam, M. Fhswllne, B. O.'w.xn, C w , c o ng : . 1 -, . . H., . , . 1 , hx - i N Rnclmrcl LW Wells F' Licobs, E. Lucas, K. Zncdveo, R, V.1Ue1o, L Boersdug' Row 4' B GNN' N Blrmm' L' SUWM' T' AU'm d' R A A 2' G Smpwon L Hung P Aww J Umm' B Magnoln, D, Gutierrez, J. Cmvpen, J, Hnrr.m.m, L Chmrlnvmnw, A . 1 n, , . - , . , . I , , 1 15 Us J TN 7 M Rwwtl M Aww' M MWL R Adwys P Trullllo, B. Mnrtmez. Row 5 f. Gwcm, Tru-wrer, S, Swwn-ru, Aasrn! mv cwnrc, , erqusm, . L ' , . , . ' , V 1 , Okd' Row 3: CA Mlldimxy S- pwkmi H- DMV, E- LYUM,HlW,V J PVOUWV Sccremry, Mary Eumes, Szcremry, J, Ymfkw, i'rL.wcimrn 16 1 r Carole li Beverly Oxawa Secretary in , r ., V'l'Wf'Jlj'lf Q. WJ Jeff Campen Vice-President David Rumppo President V iii' 'I leg s6la't01's complete successful year. Spring Legislative Council took measures to curb unnecessary noise in the library and discussed the possibilities of 21 basic school ring design. Row l, left to right: John Lopez, Richard Sandoval, Mary Vallelunga, Liz Cardon, Albert Dominguez, Preston Oka, Vincent Reyes, Jane Cisneroz. Row 2: Mary Ramirez, Kathy Teneyuca, Alana Burris, Bill Waldrop, Irene Garcia, Marsha Reeder, Rita Gaytia, Virginia Valenv zuela. Row 3: Frank Simpson, Arlene Tatsuno, Diana Wells, Gary Campbell, Wulf Kuester, Rosie Soto, Odulia Cervantez, Pat Baca, Shirley Perkins, Margaret West. Row 4: Kenneth Lane, Claudia l I Navarro, Bob Cloke, Ed Laclergue, Rich Cannon, Veryleen Yarn, Angie Siste, Janice Uchida, Mal Pina Mark, Barbara lness. Row 5: Gloria Ringor, Ellen Taketa, Harry Kawayoshi, Craig Olsen, Art Castillo, Judy Ferguson, Sandra Amadeo, Gwen Ribbs, Marilynn Skinner, Carol Smith, Louise Willig. Top row: Ruth Tingey, secretary pro ternpore, Carole Garcia, Beverly Ozawa, secretary, Jeff Campen, presideni. Student Court interprets Higlffs Constitution tk rift' im., ja ' W 3 7 VRL E is 'r s Q . sit tt r H 1 g i, ,L k 3 - 'W-if left to right: Dick Smith, associate iusticey John Mann, associate iusticeg Manuel Alcaraz, associate iusticeg Barbara Mecklenburg, asso- ciate iusticeg Jean Johnson, chief iusticeg Suzanne Sutcliffe, associate iusticeg Rosanne Macaluso, court clerkg Mr. John Marsh, advisor. The ASB Court functions as thc judicial branch of San jose Highs student government. The Court tries students who have broken school laws. The Court, consisting of one supreme court justice and four associates, is clirectlv rcsponsihlc for interpreting the Constitution. i Eleven outstanding seniors win Bank of Arnerioa Awards Raw I, left to right: Joseph Flores, trades and industrial artsy Suzanne Sutcliffe, foreign language, Stan Naka- mura, social studies. Row 2, left to right: Ron Welchly, fine arts, Tets Hoio, liberal arts, Robert Cloke, laboratory science. 18 vw iv, X. S ii. X E x . E E 1 ff r w x ff A, J . f 'mf ,X x . U 1 1 , '-' 1 ' x V , I - ,, m lx ZA 3 ri, M V 1' W Ok IW my 24 WQVM 'I 'E' fX 1X KX N4 VV J Ml X 2 J N Xu MMSENHORS L- J Looking back on our pmt years of menmrrzblc activi- ties and experiences, we have sluzrcrl the prcscnl, building upon fha 714154, as we now sfap forufarzl into the future. Lynne Crawford Senior officers Lead a spmveu emo., Entering as sophomores, we were made welcome by the upperclassmen at the Sophomore Welcome Dance entitled Sophomore Splash. At the height of the football season, we were thrilled over the Big Bone Game victory score, of 27-7. The Christmas Formal carried out the theme of Silver Bells, and the Bulldog Capers of 1960 presented the warm, wonder- ful show of Damn Yankees. Spring semester blossomed with our Sopho- more Hop titled Two Moods. We closed our first year with the sopho- more picnic. In the fall of '60 we retumed to campus as juniors. Again the Big Bone remained at home with a victorious score of 20-6 over cross-town rival Lincoln. Winter Whirl themed the Christmas Formal for that year. The junior Prom, Wonderland by Night, was held off campus for the first time in many a year. Guys.and Dolls proved a great show for Capers of 1961. Our junior picnic brought the school year to a close once again. As mighty seniors,','we entered with high hopes of fulfilling plans for a great senior year. The Bone stayed home for the fifth consecutive year with an exciting score of 14-13. XVe spent an evening of enchantment dancing at the Winter Formal, Woodland Mist. Our class explored college prospects by visiting local campuses during the spring semester. Inter-. national,.Festival themed our first Color Day in three years. We were relaxed and carefree dressed in casual attire for Senior Dress Day. The newly-built Elks' Club' was the scene of our unforgettable Senior Ball titled Never Say Goodbye. As one of our last activities together, Bolado Park proved an excellent setting for our senior picnic. Chuzuko Kmoxhuta J Mr. Edward Freed Advisor Un-...- 'T cl1lI'Illl'll Anclruclv They start High as awed livnc Antonio Dm-:mis Ariustroiig julian Avila H0514-r Amuro Allwrt Ammons -Ivri Anclvrson Bclvn Amlmclv Alba-rt Antunan Ronald Avila ' A f K . ff ' f 1 I , , 7 4 I if - Sliau'0i1,ALlamx ,- 'fiim Agillliln I Lynda Airu xl1ll'g2ll'i'l Alum-f i, Phillip Arm-nal Alllilflll Bullns 1 4 .l 53 Dvimis Almcl Diane Almlmott Clmrlvs Acoslal llicllzircl AL-una I Y 'Uh gr, fb-,A 8 Gloria Arg:-l Bill Burasluis Y A Carlson Blaylock Lanric Brown 1 NX ri i , sophomores and 97161 their Nancy Bm-rona Lcluln linttcnconrl Leona Billings Scott Blake Sheila Boarman 12117105 B0l'0lli Don Brusuto RZlCl1Cl Calaigas Bcatricc Baspccl Bill Bcclal Carolyn Bviclilc Sarah Bm-ntanconrt Robcrt Bourbon Lucille Caginia l ...AW . , David Barclvll jess Harragan C1-orgu Barry Sliaron Barry Rosemary Bragur Cary CRIIIIPCII 1 . jc-ff Campvn Stanlvy Cannon Sondra Carclon Kathy Carh Ihr ir Q . fy - , LL Jr-71 f A .- va yt. fl, N. 'A V Ivv,' J . VM f 1 . ' H fx 1.31 I - Stay as confzdent semors I Ir I J? I 1,1 l1r X i K L. Mary Carhsh- Linda Carlos lik-yyig Carlson .1 I , ,r l.. HFJ 'ffl gh '5 L Ag 'NX ' . SENIORS CYNTHIA EMERY, Sharon Saia, and escorts exchange I. greeiings at thc Winter Formal, Woodland Mist. ,.,-un-Q DHIYUI CSIIUHU john Cash-llu Art Castillo Illllqllill CCLIAIIIO Delia Cc-rvantvz Mc-rvin Champlain llrucv Chandlcr Barham Chavez Tom Chavvl Kathy Clmvslnul .S ' 4... f ,fwi-7' 5 C Louis Ciuiamnnmitv 13011 Cirunlo Mary Ciruuio Phil Ciflllllfi Bob Clark llolwrl Clvkl' 101111 C010 Bob Collins Vinccnt Collins Sheila Conant Sil Corpuz ,jf-p 'fp f. 5 'w..,f The Two Mooclsv of tragedy BRAINS OF the Senior Class are Dave Rumppe and Carol Hendricks. Gloria Ci0fl'l'il Annu Crzicoiicv Crawford Louise CraiwiCY and comedy serve as the ark. Butch Diaz Jim Divers Ronald Doll Adolph Dominguez LHYTY D0miIU-H102 jim Douglas Kathy Dmry vnt ia Emcrv Ianct Elias Marvin Elwcll C, h . I 5 Lincla Culp Ccorgc Custoclia Larry Dan- Margarct Day Sal DcCarlo Emilio Dclffastillo Virgic Dclgaclo Stephen Delia Wanda Dye Mary Enncs Emcst lfchavarria Lydia Esparza ps- vi, A L X theme for their Sophomore Hop A4 Carl Forsyth Bruce Foumicr Donna Frei-nor Eunice Fujii Q Maria Estrada Colleen Fagan Gloria Fama Carl F araonc Kcn Fiddler Henry Flcmatc Margie Flcmatc lov Flores Cary Foycll Fllvn Gale A Mlchclc Firrow Nancy Fgrnanclcz Joan Ferreira Rich Ferreira 'K Michael Franco Larry Calvan Lincla Fratis Carole Garcia Frank Garcia Frank Garcia Maria Garcia Mary Garcia fx f If l 1 I 1 5 0 ' x 2 '? L U N J XJ I, I, w , fW , A f A liralnlvy Garclnor Don Gaskin Danny Glcnn ,dvvn 53111 'N 1 1' ,' , 1' ,U Lx., l They dance to the f f ww f f ' I W , 1 f V fy '12 X ld ,N lf! f 7 fqj V QL 4,,f My 4 if 'ff i 'If I VXSENI R N A9 HONDAf,gfers ready to shoot in the Powder Puff Game! the serdgr girls beat the iunior girls, 23-3 I Benny Garza Bruce Gatos Elvira Gonzales J0llll Garza Barbara Gill Gmcic Gonzales l00 Cilllso Pat Giordano Huntly Gordon Tom Gough l V' X rr. Q Y' e I':ll'1lllOI' Cuvrrzx Dora Gutivrrcz Iiiclmrcl Hull theme of Wonderland by Nzglztigd if , J X if VV XR VJ X fx v .S X., J, 2 Q Ae 1 ' 'f' 1 , fm BEST DRESSERS of !he Sensor Class are Tetsu Holo and Julie D Pj x fn N v XJ Q' ex L Xa' 3 1 ix 'SKU Tctsu Hojo xVllllilI11 Huclnall at their junior Prom Dorothy Holclaway Ron Hull 41174 I A fl, Molly Hill Molly Hill Jack Hillarcl Joseph Hincr '34 Virginia llcmamlvz jvrry Herrera Betty Hilbert John Hill lmogr-no Ilaym-s Mary llc-fluy lilclon llc-inriclms Carol llvmlricks Naomi Honda Art Howard Hill HOWCU Iris Iacomini Barbara Invss NiCl'0l0S IDDUIUU i 5 if '1::'7 K, , l F' is...-A fha YT? Nick IAlIIlbL'I'fi Rock 1.11 Rosa 'PY' '1 Al Mr. Freed stands by .4-. 1 as Cary Lzlndi Iosic Lu: Icrry Koontz VVnlf Kncstor Marc Lzlgunu Butch lmgaxsczl Russell Lune Sylvia Lcc pf' Louise Iio M Ivan johnson -v-s Ida jones Barham: Jordon John Kuwzlmnru Jcmlcttu Knwuyoslui Bob Kendall Chizuko Kinoshitu john Langley Mllffy LHUli0f Ron Lew Ed Lewis Susie Locks Gloria Lopcz johnny Lopez Ramon Lopez D W X 1 ' 1 quam- if l A . E' ' .xi ,A J p advice and understanding. . 'X 1 ' .., 5 4' ,r I A' 'x i X x L if x ,, ' Mn y ap I , i I A Stove Lucddckc llclcu Madrid Txlul Pina Mark 'I W ,4 I ' X1 W w . If ky . , Y . ? ' X Y b XIX ' I 'l Nw ,K .NJ E x XIX ,i'x.JEA', gx V. , - - . 1 U' f X 4 K W xi W N5 GENg.sLONG'Ispeaks to the incoming Sophomores on Sopho- mofexwescome day. 9 x Rita Luna Rosanne Maculuso F Q-.r if M4 30113141 Milllllkfh Lilldll Nillilfll Sylvia Muldonumlu Gloria Nlzlrtixlcz john xlllliilllfl lqulx-I-in fyfartinlgf .114 In-nv Klillilllllllllfi K1-nnclll Murtz 1-X Q50 .g, I if Q-4 'sf 'EB' ws, 'L W 1' if ...I Dennis Mason Glenda Massimo Ffcil MCAllflSfCf Garth McCormack Indy MePike Nieole Mertens ICHHHO MCFUEHS Mike luctlkfif john Miguelgorry Shirley Miklas ' Elf Q l Class members lead High in 1 i v MOST ATTRACTIVE of the Senior Class are Ken Silva and Carol Q Hendricks. fir' Donna Melfull Riclnircl Metzker Larry Miles Stella Mireles Mike Mitchell VV11yne Miyuliuru Alexander Moll A Stud 15 Government and athletics ent, cljvpix D J l Elllim. Nvlsml Martha NL-lson Ray Nograttm- Ccrfl Nofwig Eva Navarro jnhn Ncvcc Kristine NL-cclham Dale Nelson Vincent Ncvarcz Deanna Oates Mary Murillo Bonnie' Hurry Stan Nakamura Kathy Nalbonc Doris Novels Elizahcth Olagnc Goldie Montgcnncry Susan Monro Marian Morvl Gloria Munoz Clllily Ngyv jim Oliver w -2-'Q Nancy Olivcri Dolores Orsua Martin Ortega Beverly Ozawa The seniors top thejuniors and sophomores Shirley Parrish Margie Pasillas gg, ?iluErlcrqePPeak Nj IC marc era lXlilIlllt'l Port-iru Augc-liuaz Perez Anita Perez Steve Pit-utti yr,-wk lvimmtvl Rucly Plata Rudy Palacios Ed Palmer F lorinda Palomo Anthony Parenti Dorlene Peyton Ron Piazza Paula Ponce Barbara Pounds . 'H ' rs, 7 t V jan Presto Martha Puentes f ' Rose Marie Quarrato f' ' x ,' X , V X 'ff' A X R5 l , :R , . K . 1 'V x I. 6-X-6621, of t, gl, ,L 4 tlivff -f,.371:,4f'. X I KI f 4-v JA Q, L A V' Vx ,V A .P cc f DD I L R I0 JT 1' my ff k jf Li turf the '. Sagesffluigqx V Ci if if L Le c, I - A lnd,.L r o.4Qz,L.eA'J or fi.-1 - Q I ,fw 'fit lfzt-,A 711 Q! , A K ,LLf12!iJ,slC,I61i!,C,fb1r . ' 1 Z L. X , 47 'X X7 -xr ' X 'Aj r,Wff1 f 1212, X, e --I J I 71. Z,l,., V 7,1 I JA I 1,0 4, ,R f me ff' M , L P. ,, fl A 'lyijf f . 1 of Q - ' V ,f - f L ' ' J D, ., , . Ll C374-V. ldwv, ci Lf' ,ZA t.7L,,CJ 1 .ML zu 2.1! f. f ,W J f 'F?' 1 f , fm QV f'Xf7 5,-Q9- y cor HJ 1 fu if ' Fx' l - . A -1 L U L fg' fi 5,4 oNs oFQfHeQafrQ1,521AT?aA5ff8ZrffiaE7 by Linda Malafa. ,f 7 V' ,Vx 1 . Rosie Ravcra Bea Ramirez Frank Ramirez Gloria Ringor Darlene Rivers 1, Ci Cc ffl, .jfKl!'lfCf'QS' Bette Rayner Anthony Ramirez Moses Ramirez Lydia Robles is 'Qx g Lynda Richardson Ubi-3 Ricks Connie Rodriguez DOTII R0dl'igUCZ . in T QW-'V X-uf' 'UI Al Iiloy Rodriguez II4-ctor Rodrigucz Ir-ss Rodriguez John Rodriguez Ramiro liodrigiiu Rlllll R0dI'iH1lUZ Miko Rosingainai Shirluy Rossi Ron Rosso Churlvs Rowe ,Aw in I ,-wf 'NW Danny Ruellas IOC Rllil Rohr-it H1117 X ,J The senior girls trample over PERSONALITIES OF the Senior Class are Gary Landi and Naomi Honda. il David Rumppo Sharon Sain Charlene Szikula Mairlcuv Sxlkzllal the juniors in S Stan Sharpe Bill Shephard Km, Singer Dora Sisneros ,l the annual Ricllartl Sancloval David Santiago Eclith Santos Danny Scheffer jim Scott Terri Searle Linda Scgura Penny Severa Ken Silva Catherine Smith Dick Smith Mary Silva Brian Sakamoto Connie Sanchez Diane Sanchez Frances Sandoval -1-1 Frank Simpson Joyce Smith IA-slie Smith Perry Slnlfll Suzan Smith jan Snctsiugcr V! Powder Puff' game with a 23-3 score TETS HO-IO, fall A.S.B. president, accepts a book on Germany from Wulf Kuester, exchange student from Husum, Germany. I .ucy Soares Mary Sotelo Stephen Spencer Dllfl Smiling' Frank Tabois Donald Tallerico Judy Souza if 'E' Leona Sunseri julie Taknta Sandy Sunzeri Suzanne Sutcliffe Arlene Tatsuno Plllfly TCUCYUCY1 W ' ll at Elks Club ' -. john Valenzuela Ruth Vasquez b ti' Angelo Trujillo Janice Uchida Ronald Underwood Dianne Vaira Adele Vallejo Octavio Velez vs- R, W-'sv Shirley Vicrra Carol Vigil Ridlilfd Vinecke Kimiko lfVflkim0fO XVaync XVarc Arzctta yvarrcn Leland XVashington Ronald XVclchly Donna XVhite l James Vvhitc MOST LIKELY To Succeed are Tetsu Hoio and Jean Johnson. Lynda Ware Margaret YVcSt Micliacl Wilson provides final Opportunity for seniors Iolmny Winslett Clifford Yoshida Gerald Yow Iudy Yuki Louis Zorrilla X,- v A f2.f'ALi-' A4414 7 ' J X, fy ll X7 ff j fe, ., -:?z,4e,a Anton Zugcr ,,,, lf V V !,f45l7f,L,fl., 5 J Z v I Lf' 7' to collect memories of dances together! -X3 lr lv I , x - x X ' QQ N , lx J K ' lx x X X. , Y X N3 Ni ii Y V i - K 2 1 f x N 7 x , , BQ ' K 'L i ll L Y N Q3 CAMERA sm' .,.,.....,.,......., x .4 J Q N ' A 4 ' x Connie Aquilar X X4 X Q Y N Henry Azeona - Q - X' fa Manuel Bello X 5 N X' X Fred Busby X X X l Bin Calhoun lr i S QX Frank Caneilla ex Q S juan Cortez N A X vioxx jim DiSalvo l, 3 S, XX Richard Erler R XValter Esparza '. Q, X xx Q Q xy X D Harry Fletcher jd QQ il xx Anthony Herrera LD ll Leland Jaden lv X S Trinidad llivera 'iq Y 1 Roman Rodriguez X.. 5 . . xl fx? W joe V argan X ' , x X X ' Q X5 K . 4-544,22 ,U fl f J A! I7 lf7 . 7671! Elk fe fgeepg guage! t f QAU X ' 4 ' . I . Y if T QL? V kg.. pafcsdr-L LJ !541!44,,4M, fjbi? JL ,QC I 4A-ft y7Q,c,,L ,,,. , C X J yf . ,,., 12 .f-715 7 41 C- 'J,2,5' e,f7:!.4LJ , . SCHOOL 6 060 MA RCH 22, 25911 24 Rooszvm Aumromum flcfmlkssronsfxfllllflcvfxl 90? Gan ala? or 'B Audiences responded enthusiastically Bulldog Capcrs of 1962 prcscntcd tlxc Broadway liit, Pajama Camo. The story action ccntcrccl around a wagc war bctwccn thc factory managcmcut and the union workcrs. Loading roles wcrc playcd by Ruth Tingcy as Balmc XVlllll1II1S, cliainnan of tlic union gricvancc connnittce, Guy Apollo, cast as Sid Sorokin, factory supcrintcudcnt. Enthusiastic audiences saw thc tlircc evening pcrfonn- anccs prcscntcd at Rooscvclt junior lligli Scliool auditorium on March 22, 23, 24, and a matinco on March 21. Said Mr. Ross Bcrgantx, dircctor: This ycar's cast was lxLIl7lll0llS.D NVlicn tlic curtains finally closed on Capers of ,62, cvciyonc who attended would agrcc tlic production was in fine Bulldog t l an Nl w l l f l Y R 2 x xg X- X xxx .N NXLX XX N t x to Bulldog Capers of 1962 if X K f qgmg N , , 2 . . I I V, WM-5 .Wi , -A bv. 5, .V K fm, 4:'3E, , ' y V ' I V, , I . A ., , -fl, -- 2. . ---A I J.. j-2,,,r,rizl-- , - 551, , -. . -1 - , If '61, -- f 4 mf ' Q an ' ' 4 4.1 1 X fwmf,5n.,f'r' ,r, -,. . - fu.- ff Ewa ll UU 0rId r fffli Q LEP' W .V digg vi' pf ' x W. : , .M , 5 . A 'T 4 H, 4, I A W 5.1-113 'vgm . -. - .4 : , 'A R , L -5 A, ,,,,. . .5 N f ,v ' . W 4 ', , Vg YI , ,X M x 4 LOWER CLASSMEN In 11i,Q11 .s'1'111m1 we S1l'fUl' for unify 11.s' I1 .S'1lll1l'l11 11121111 YU! 1'11c11 .s'1J1'i1'ly is 1:11111- p11.s'1111 of 1liff1'1'1'nl Ql'UlllI.S'. T111f.s'1f j1mi0r.s' 111111 .s'11p1m- r111u'1's 110111 fo prmnnlr' f11n17li1m,s' in our .s'1'1m111. Tlzcfy 1JI'1ll?QfUl'11I f111'ir 01171 Il'llf1l'l'S 111111 i111'11,s', 11'11i11' !70llfUI'Hl1Il'!1 to our A,s'.s'o1vi- 1111311 51111112111 1301111 1:m1.s'li- I11f'i1m. f'N i .' ,. 3 1 a H f ' fs-as-', K no ' 1 Ea Laclorgue President .X i Miss Mariorie Hinson Faculty Advisor R950 ViH0i0 Carolyn Compton Vice-President Secrefa,-y Class of '63 takes on the responsibilities xIl'IlliJl'l'S of thc- junior class watch the prcsvntntioll of Miiluy's Axim aiu Capo in tin- cufctorium. 46 f Qi - Joanne Thomas Treasurer Q s Frank Acosla Erm-slllw Aluozllca Sam Bard O. Barbara Bcrnlmrv Bob Borqucs Clmrlollc Brazil Mlkc Calclerone X5 U' .13 4. ar 4 ia.- x X I, .T I J' ?- A if X r 5 li' 3' -I 1 4 l 'Y' V . -gf' ' g -' rg 1 iq -.., sl-,A 1 K, x ' X? L'v VZ' 1 . 'lf ML E 1 Rl'EIvn Aclulla Manuel z ! A Clulrk Allen Pal Allen Glorln Angulo Guy A ' Llndd AYCB Judv Aflllslffmu Hurlmcr! Bllrrngan Sylvla' arr n Krlllly Baylclrd Frank BCCCYYB being the Centennial Class DIANE Al3l3OT'l' nlcscrilvcs garments worn by xvilllllll Dyc anal julio Plilllilllkl at tllc zumuul fusllion sllnw, 'ASLAW .'XI'0llllCl thu Clockf' Joe lallllllgs , 2 sean Blackwell Tolly aldlsllgll Nallw Bfwkefwgelw Jamgg Bond' I lohn Borch Clue Bowers Qudy Bracamome Bruce Browqfgk: Doris Brown Lllldn Brown Dome Bllrdwllcl Gary Camplgdll George Canlrcll Mum- C...llll Gus Cerww , N , , if :Q l. . P5 li'A ,M Y' ! Jno Al-ws Randy ASlG'1IH 1 Lows Azcvcdo fl in fl l Q 5 l f Jllvl Bcllnlldl 1 Rim Bvnkclman l Gr-rl Brngll-r Alana Bllrrls fllmluvllw Cnrrlorl Tc' .3 , l, ,'r 'N ff A L Q Emllln Amclllca Gayle Barbc Darlcnc Bcrnrll l-l.llly lsfflllfll Jllllllly ulwlllllll MCC Cfllwllff Sallllm cZ.llll Pow fnrr.w1n Nlfl. fum., 3 ln L ix . wi. '9 1 X1 1 2 in U' , Q, J f md .5 - 5 is S C - K ,lr 5 ii? I 4 C X A rr H ' ff it S E X X! Q :ks ' X 5 E as K -Q. N ,G tic ' N. f I I .C A wr ca Mm- Castro nn :wr A Mmm Chavez Rosmrnwry Cnntann Angel Contreras They preprlrre Mary Lou Dawson Martrrtm- oaraafto st..rl.w Pasta... tum: Farley 5- , is 'N , up f V C 3 x53 rv-t 4' Q F s al. ..ix'.- kt- :-., :-A lg. ' if X Ernro Cvfaltr Able Ccga Mary Chgvgg Jann Cusncroz Barbara Contreras Dora Contreras to fill the shoes SAN JOSE lliglmns cnjoy thcrnsclvcs on Record llopn tvlcvisirm slmw. Torn Dcasy Margaret Draz Pr-QUY Edwards Karen Fnrorxe ' '57 'L .7 QV' hu Gay DcFranco Pat Doll Oliva Espinoza P010 Farrcl c W-at A y ff I .ag gi' gl 1 if 1 1 ' Fa A 3, , Q N ' 1 N , -H v- s. ,., 'Cl' yi 'S K ' xs- f K C Emma Cervarttez Lrnda Cervantes Yordano Ccrvantez Rohan Chan Vefvmfa COHOV Pd' Colla Ruth Colaw Carolyn Compton r Q. ii vs. -. Q 'H vu .X A , L. .r Mr wax. Jean Crotcau Diane Corpuz Dawn Crawford Faith Creamy Sam Duncan Sonia hstrada Paul Ferrante -FP Q-,ings 1? ff , M i,-r Kathy Durham Maria Farm Liz Fiato 'Q - Q. 3' 1 x ffm? i A :mfr ik A I L xv? . - V . , X L awp fc g, i e . i - X l . - S i A H X-W is ll f 4' - ls . ' g x .., ,Q J' Q ,A , si ' 'Z' 'M .. G Su ie Flores Lonnie rolden Nancy rolden Y n Gann Lucia Garcia Mary Ann Garcia Diane, l uzann Gijer Jim Gloria James Gong lsr ,wf Vlary Gonzales David Hawthorne Eleanor Gutierrez Dan Holland i XXX Reyna Gonzales Reynolda Guzman George Heisch Cathv Holmes -s v' C5 as l a iw q Q N . tl 5' 'li vm 1 Qs rt., lla lx l I Robert Gonzales Margarita Hanslord David Hernandez Diane Holmes Ci 1 ,...M. They prepare to fill the Shoes Ron Gomez Gail Harris Robert Hernandez Gosbv Hooks QL- 'Fi Sandra Gortschall Linda Harris Roman Hernandez Jafkie Horner ,fb a s R X Y. Q L, fi. 5 5 fi lf' ,K V M.: Uavtd l'rarlClSCO Robert Garcia Elonia Gonzales Rita Goytia Ricnard Harris Frank Herrera Paul Hough is x.1. -' Q u fair Xl 'r ' li S' 1 ' - Q , sri' ' ' i 1 , ' Q ' - .A ff ll 4,491 if M A r.: UMC FullCr Lucio Garza Fran Gonzales Lharli-s Gallego Teresa Gastelum Jinnny Gonzales Pliyllis Graves Candace Gurgiolo Beverly Har! Virginia Herrera Bill Hughes ale 6' 'w Donna Hnrlnmn Jon Hirabayashl Alfred Husted 3' V S X 4 'v- i I 3- 2' L--My T-'I U J,-, .-v. .. 4 mr.- ,- , L A K ' f M.. , .fr 1 1 ,kh- ax, Q , -1 4 ',-K: --' 50-' ,f I Christine lnouye Connie lshihara Dennis King David Laion Wayne Lewis Ray Lopez Marilyn Lydn Tillie Martinez ak. Richard Koch Doris Lane Margaret Linn Victoria Lone: Adolph Macedo David Martinez 42. x NC. ' f ' n . f' L A 4 5, mt. ' 'X K X rf L. ' f ,fl N-2 fr AY X L . - -N L li n k In ' 15 vm Peggy Jacobs Lendall Kong Kenneth Lane oft Mike Lira beorgc Loretto Olivia Macias Linda Martinez .f., son -u, NL ' 1 MLN! 1' ' Q. , 4, 'Dfw' ' i?:e,z,1?:', 'fir Gary Jeglum Mary Kong Sandra Larson mighty Anna Lombardo Liz luv.ds Larry Maggi Maria Martinez 0 ..rr I Af. u 5 'A' 1 All 1' t -Q if 'Ci is-rx A K ,, rar L 2, , , f a ,f X 4 1 I iv Arnell Jones Frances Kotsubo Tom Lawson seniors Lopez N Cheri Jones Jeanne Krayenhagen Gernrnae Lee David Lopez Adelina Lugo John Mann Joe Mauro f l 7 Steve Katsinis Ed Laclurque Norma Lee Jesse Lopez Jennie Luna Albert Maldonado Marilyn McDonald J? . 1 1 i l i fi Elsie Keeton Fred Laion Cheryl Lett Jean Lopez Louis Luongo Adam Martinez Ruby McEntyrc P Al if .1 ig:-!x.v 11 XX,w x f t -v ' 6 ' :M at Albert McGovert John Method Adrienne Murphy V xi .i -mf i , .lvl l s '- :K is . ,FNS Ai fx . hx ,Q N lN.,,,-f X 'T f as 3 1 ' ' iq 2' 1 3 QQ- ' fi 4 J X. 0-- ' ir 1 I n . 1 E 03, .. , is N.. y 4' G x My 6 - V 5 Lcla McKiin Barbara Mecklenburg GCWOVC MGCJVBNO Dianne Mercuruo Lava Michiels HenrY Mlllall Vernon Miller Gary Miller John Muzzio Sharron Mycrs Rosemary Navarro Their Hop crzptzzrecl the atmosplzere of the Christie Nenlvs Josie Ochoa Delia Pagaduan' Arthur Pcridra X TIIIS IS ll scene taken from the A.S.B. play, My Thrcc Angels. Diana Nichols Nellie Olivarrin Lena Palacios John Perez za' Phil Nielson Craig Olson Charles Palmer Bob Perry 'x -v .- JI' f 1 S If Ph- f ' ii ff 4 Gary Nishita Gary Pacheco Mathew Pasetta Richard Peterson 9,1 , 1: L ,gf fa '22 . ls I . , . ,.- ., ,., -2 ,, ,,. ,li W- ei ,. ill f 6735: 'S .Q S W get Claire Meridier Sue Mix Ron Neal Jack Pacheco Robert Pasqurnelli Wanda Peterson .QQ I, . f i QAWM fvuqx' , ,wa till ix ' 1 l x-.-xl . , XX IN ll X I Nl ' A . x S z' V fr.. f t , Albert Merino Frank Mcstcnmkiv Margaret Monchiero Robert Moreno John Neiclier Frank Nelson pn Sharon Pacheco Darlene Pemlm Tort: Peralta Jack Pieru-lic-ld Judy Pnro 1 V 2, kr' in .f iiri Lyn' y y J J Q -. M ' 'F 2 1 -1 ' at 1 :li E . no 'ik i - Carmen Padilla '-vi 1'9- -if . A Rosalie Ponce Carol Prem Eddie Pucnlcs Diana Reed Sharon Ribhs Joyce Richards Slcphen Rodaffl' Adrian Rodriguez David Rodriguez Susan Salaz Jo Ann Schneller Roy Shimizu Christine Ryan Carol Schcidt Fran Rumscy George Scarpenti Don Shank ka- Sheila Shelton 3' A' rf 4 If 4 i , A 1 'Q - ' x 1 .4', , ,f 'F N x , . Q .. Nick Pypers Ramirez Frank Ramirez Alan Richardson Rico JeffY R'k9 Max Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez' Simon Rodriguez Emerald Isle in itsfheme M.R. ,GENE LONG shows points of interest on Ihghs campus to the Brazilian Cmmcilmcn. Eleasar Rosas Doug Rowe Anna Rubens Flora Sanchez Willie Scott Marika Sikk '5' i ' 4' Q .9 L, 1 'ki W N :if . :SRM Tony Ramirez Dannv Robertson Joanne Romano 154' S-ff John Ravera Christian Rocback Beatrice Rosas Sham Rockv Pamela Rudgm Stan Ruclgr-r Ramona Sandoval Gilbert Santana Pat Seymour Teresa Shcherbakov Delia Silva Alfredo Salazar Gloria Salazar Jo Schwcitser Bettie Scott Gerry Shion Dannv Short . E gl it Q 1 , ...Fw . . ,, amy, Juv-Q1 ,ff W ,K V .W 61 42:17 Q 34 -'27 lvl, Dennis Silva 1: ' 15 an '1 '. Q. 5 so ,F 'X 1' 0 l wi- ,, AE .f'l GL- k L 4, f 1 wr -fa s- y 3227 ' I 1 it 1 K Sai V 5 T La fr 1 X as 'Q s lxj A -Ta Q :M x . N If ff- fr-' 'li A .4 S, Laura Silva Susan Spr-mer John Torres Joe Valderanva Thomas Van Sickn- Thomas Vilela Cherry Winingcr Angie Sisve Leonard Spulvaclo Gene Townsend Magic is the Nig Maureen Valencia l Larry Vargas Frank Volpi Vcrylecn Yarn Carole Smilh Ronald Siem Jake Townsend Chuck Valenzuela Jimmy Vasquez Sharron Webb Carol Yoshida rf w.. 35' fi .QQ Q vffv 1 W J, ,ei , Q , ,V 5 'M . Yr 'Cf' Q 1-r-. Gene Sorensen Pal Subega Olivia Treio Janie Solo William Tanaka Roberto Trinidad htv both described and Olivia Valenzuela Vincent Vega David Welch Carol Younis Virginia Valenzuela Mary Vibanco Diana Wells Kathy Zaccheo Mary Sonilc Joyce Tappiro Rasalaa rfumia sl If sa. r Judy Souza Jo Ann Thomas Marilyn Turlurici entitled their Prom Mary Valle Manuel Vicrra Sain Williams Connie Zappia Rosie Valleio Roy Vierra Sharon Williams Gabriella Zugor Jann Spears Charles Tidzl Donna Varra Rose Vallenlunqa Jessie Villcgas Louise vvaulg l 4 6- v 6 Q sf: 'C' 1 ' K D 1 I U ' ' ' x ard , X xr , , ,t ' X Q f ' x x .., 5 s an . ,,. 4. ' ,fr K 'k X 'N .,, if is f 'ri he i 'ox 8 A 5 A-L NM, li . 'N is , 's x L U.. , Ji A K , 1 5. wf'f' Lg ,L , , 1 .. 2 , A . , x I. JL - Y xx X 'T L 1 The juniors ended their social activities CAMERA SHY ....... John Orsua are John E. Romando 1 It riff fu F fl' QP f M wi i Xj it I1 fl J 1 ,I Andrew Andrade Allison Bain Mike Bua Ed Keely Jim Lema Bernie Maeham Ray Martinez Tom Martinez Salomon Onesimo Diana Sanchez Rich Popishek Patty ,Priest Carol Preo Terr ie Proctor Eddie Puentes Shary Purcelli Ramona Sandoval Richard Sandberg James Scottese Antonie Slauttened Alicia Sosa Mauro Sotelo John Stagi James Stanfill Robert Taggart Bert Valdez Raul Valdez Thomas Valdez Mary Vasquez Ruth Vasquez Dennis Ward Vernon Washington Jerry Willis h their annual picnic . tn. - j, ' by MU' , fl rr! I. QW ' 'J J ,Ir P nuff J ,TM sq' ' X7 ,z JN 7 A If-vc I ,If .X ,Z-fAw,LJ7j' 'I l I , '1 U M Mya OJALQA KM . V V K fx .ll if 0 x v x X A v 1 vxk V I tx X X V, Jw J .fl 'J V J X' kj' ,X 'J Al .X 'X LL V ! N .X I X I .E X . X -. 'N va, . L 5 T v V ' fix fab Y I X: x' ,Xiu Ut: ' RV N v l g lx v it f f U ' ' - ' . 1 ' ' 'xl f -1 v 'xl ,X wi uf J V Qfix V I I 1' xx K ix X U is -- f K ' ' J -J ,Q . Q 'hav N if 'K ,Ji V fs V' x - tx J. ,J .- f XJ. X J its ll - J, N' . 5. , tm. V A N ji E K RX Q ' it X cl ,N x K. X X' w x N rf. -5 3 5 , f X 454 E RVED FOR AUTOGRAPHS ,xl Q3 QPQQVJEW A x 5 qtnb Q I M155 R mg - i fx 3 4 , V - F1 Cz J7. 1' V u X Q lf! P? . If ' h X X 1 4 f f'fAf f' V! , ' . A I I 7- ! , If , L 'Vim ' f I , 9 ,' fd 1 1' 7 Q Wf WM '7 TJ WT Q f V wif ffl F I- I . H A X: , ' -Q V ku' t' .14 ' c, J , x v ! fi V w if is :X ' f , . 1 11- , , , .1 , 1 , , , t : X N X , I xxx ' I! X. l' ' x X. , 1 , ' J ' , f ' ' I i pk fp 4 06061 I Nfff xl P X M X1 X L, lfk ,MV Q37 W YB' 3 M H' 7k X W x N 471 X X lndjifk A 1 if wt 7b TA wx I' 55 1 I fn! Q e RESERVEVJ 10B AUTOGRAPH skgfifzrg MW? , Cai My W Mjfjo W W MMWOJV ,ff wwf W My ji x YW f W 5 J , V Q2 N iff W Q5?H3SfW N Q if was , 5 liiiifi s QW ,M fzwfwfifii? S 555 Q A QEW Q fwiggi W Y, A i President L 5 T 1 Q Mr. James Spano Faculty Advisor Rosia Soto linda Edwards Vice-President Secretary Sophomores prove willingness to work 'N' Q-.M Snplmnwrcs vntcr tlmv cafctorium on orientation day to hc-nr student leach-rs and administrators. 57 Hp Z' Gayla Campen NVQ Treasurer I, .L f ' x 2 ft, X r . . x 5 Q 4 Nm F T 'W di 5 gc A i I M A ., . Wil-hd' 6:3 faq av , Celia Acosva Paul? Alves Mauro Aninq . R I Pamela Adams Sandra Arnadco Pai Ansuini , . . ., -.4 Robyn Ann Adams Philip Anworoso Connie Arnica , 1 1 x . David Barone Jan Berk: Wallace Brilven ..- r ll K- ' ,N Y , 3' 3 Pamela Barry Carolyn Blonde Andrew Bruno J :qi ,SX S1 .7 ' x NW Sandra Basped 47 Q qw. Anna Agrusa Ronald Aguirre Diane Anderson Gwendolyn Anderson Luana Arca The BLOSSOMS OF chcrxy trees reflect tlic alp- pf02lCll of spring to Sun joscis campus. Arlene Avila Paul Bazan Elaine Borale Denncllc BYYBVW' Judy Band 1 .4 , K I 'Y r ar QL 'gy' -I , Q, if ' y A y Qi ,je N N, , QAM-fd A ' I VL' If ' X: , ' ,v , . 'f :A ,lil liw.f' .jg ur A . ,Y fu I ,- uw Iris Aviles Jose Beltran Mary Borch Renee Buchanan Robert Aleiandro Selven Anderson Rosanna Arca class Palrwcva Baca Penny Beltran Ann Bosslward Gueniur Buchmann Kalherine Alderevle Elisa Andrade Dora Archibeque b 5 117 P is f. Elaine Alves .lov Anglemiei Mary Amgo of ,6-4, eager to David Banderas Jennie Benavidez Bobby Bouccier Tommy Buono f'A 1 4 wwf ' i 'H 3 , 1 L' w 2 Y, ..-A A ,, Y S.-- Yi x Rim Barcu: John Bonnet! Amy Bmwu Diane Burns 1 Q-5x -. l l l 4 li 'llliiili Wk 'st ' 4 Q lo A l 5 ' I. Q . 'N ,hx :KS-, :,r, Fred Butlerficld Deanna Campos Oclulia Ccrvanrel '7 C! Aix.. l x A Joanne Buzctra Ggorgg Cabgbf Richard Cabigas Gabriel Cadcna Rlphvd Cwlclcron Rlchard Cannon Raymond Candrell Ada Carollxcrs Bernardo Casllllo Rxyvnonrl Cmshllo Terry Ccrvanvcz Dennis Chavez Palrlck Chrlsvcnscn Rndwarrl Clmnn Anthony Crrwulo uplzold the Bulldog traditions, benefits from the experriences of Rulvy Cole Duane Cox Jesse Delgado Carol Dlllam fl .U-l.-.. Bfvi- ,.. Linda Comcll Phxlip Crawley .lose Delgado Ronalu Urlskcll ,5- ?i'ff , fi fv- Q5 53. ,. Q Adrena Corbrsicro Iris Crlscl Margaret De Los Angeles Harold Duncan Ruth Conllo Robert Cusrmano MaryDe Los Angeles Margaret Durham ik .yr f Q X - A Donald Cornell Wd Cor'-f-H Joe Daly Mxrlvru D1 Anqplo Mrchael De Morrow Pav E.rg.m L K 1 11 2.1. 'xc ,nu Q- ' I .. 'ZX 0' iN 0 , 3 'i' 5 .N ' iq- ' X.. pam Edwards Svcvon Elvhimos Snaryn Erma .lUdY FUVQUSOV' Tony Ferreira l'eW'5 H9009 Richard Flores Rosie Flores Linda Frans the upper classmen. Irene Garcia Eusebio Garza Grace Gloria Richard Gonzales Jack Garcia Rose Geniz rancr Gogolyn Clara Govhrighf .23 I l 1: .. ' N .. x h 6,4 ir ,Q I Mary Lou Garcia Timothy Geniile Jane? Gomes Karen Gonschall '41 'F 4. Q I TW' ' V -. 6-of Ia ar-rm H, we x 075 pw Charlene Enos t50Ny Figueroa Vicky Gallari Richard Garcia Beverly George JudY Gomes it R s qw- Adelina Enriguez Joseph Figueroa Charles Gallegos lf si . at 'suv-' XS? Katherine Esparza Marcy Flanary Sylvia Galvan Linda Esquiber Rebecca Flemare Michael Gaman X Frnrr- Fama Katherine Flores Benny Garcia They spend cz memorable year Robert Garcia Timothy George Rosie Gomez Charles Griffin , ,f , .f- :,,Eg: -'F i ,W Teresa Garcia Roberl Ghiorso Alfred Gonzalcl Kalhleen Gregg ,Q-.. . 'f . xk . I, 1 1 Yolanda Garcia Anthony Gill Lorraine Gonzales Rose Marie Grindy a ,ww Donald Garia Frank Giordano Olivia Gonzales John Guidiccssi i re 29 , , P' ,X f 9 ,i I IX cl ,,,.. Nancy Gulizia Mary Hernandez Donna Hunter full of June Jones Dorothy Kemp Roger Lason Lee Lonqsvalt is Q ol, w,..,l 5 1:7 xx g f- D 3 1 l Shirley Gullo Stella Hernandez Salene Hull Robert Gusrnan Lupe Herrera Vaughn Imada Laurie Guzman Lynne Higashihara Helen Ingram Q33 W S ,- I ,, 1 ' ..:.. A X pf A,,. fm' 'l r, , ' , 'L Q in f' ' In if J in T rx ,N J iz ' Cf' X ' 1' ' Y 1 :lf 4. .rl g 1 Donald t'layaslTi I LlUYd Haynes Richard Helmer Gladys Hernandez Kathy Hill Peggy Jacob. PANELISTS DAVE RUMPPE, Tots Hojo, Su- zanne Sutcliffe, Don Caskin and Dun Stciiing, are encouraged by Miss llelcn Mincta bcforc dcfcadng Mother Butler High School in 11 telc- vision quiz. activities and new experiences. Lewis Jaurez Ricky Klepper James Lee Beatrice Looez Charlotte Juinta Warren Knapp Marian Leguillon James Kalani Ronald Koontz Carmen Leon Teresa Lopez Dan Lopez .af '03 W Sa Q- .- Harry Kawayoshr Joseph Lafferty Patricia Light Edward Lucero qv FD lL Ruby Hill Mary Jimlnez Marguerite Hoffman James Howard Kenneth Johnson Rnchalyun Johnson Patricia Lanc- Bill Little Marilyn Lylcs Carol Lantz Tony La Rosa Sue Livengood Frances Lombardo Mary Lou Lyons ,A ARQ , xt , :af wi' 3' f 'S -rr- V Qffcpsl av wtf X J K ? 1 ,,, ,.. 47.-1 gzx 4 ,fm fs K' T' so V NV ' ' , l K4 l l ...,. twaw rr X J. ' -5 -is ' ... , i' f 5 ev 5 S' N , L -. ,. d ' A 'qi 1 X N J, 3 ' 'QA kr, , A Ffh . . .r A . ,.- 4 'f s Q K , V, ,+ . W Q- X ,... ff' 'sf , ?, ,AS Q rv Nr ' fu' - , Maria Macedo Amhony Machado Bob Maorino Mikeilccn Mahoney Claire Marcella Paul Marcourel Vincent Marini Mary Ann Marshall Ellen McAllister D0'0lhY MCCH'0bb Pam MCEVEV Alona McKiy9rick Dennis Mclzlcer Melba Morrison Albe1INavarclc' Deanna Olney ' I5 ' I 'v 7, all ,X P 4 I 5- ..,swk iw ix 'G' 1 5 5 W.. V A K Judy Mori Jerry Morgan Dominic Morganli Felix Naney Carolyn Nakamura Jeanna Nakashinm Linda Nye Patricia Gales Badly oahaa S Qs M Q- - .,. A 'N- 'T ,v x. 1 2 -4-, on 6? .er 'K Q 3. Bertha Maldonado Frank Mildimidv Dolores Martinez John Mafllnel Pairicia Meacham Connie Medina Jackie Malone Mary Martinez Pav Medina 'Q , Charlene Mann Lynda Marvin Marcelon Meek They work hard to make their Hop and picnic TIIE 'UIWVISTU is performed ut the noon dance sponsored by Excalibur, boys, serviee club. Pro- ceeds went to Band Uniform Fund. Rich Millar Linda Morales Mary Morales Tillie Moreno Royce Morrison Thaya Mune Kefmelh Ml- WY Tcrfv Murriuu Orfencia Navarro George Newby I Robert Newgrene Jerry Ncwfan Marcella Orvega Irving Oqawa Palacios Mary Palm ...aw it' il- l N -J in iq ,,, ' Q-n l :ij-,. i John Patron Patual Pellegrino George pgzano Helen llxilarro il Polanco Linda Prco Sam Fnnizzi sateri I 'N' 0 hy! N NA - ' is 'x lf ,ly Q 'x F il hx 31 i--Na 35514366 i . lxlifbv V X J lj ' :X of Xia all' Paul r1 a eco lx Gregg Reed Elnin cc Riley a Dorothy Ringor rn Rowe Alexandria Robins Salazar Eleanor Salsedo ,..n-Q S z .. I ,gr 6. :L- yi.. ,M wp . ll 'rf' XM C lm X l' kv ,N . 1' 'K ' pew, perea Dagid - ,Edna Sam peredga Shirley Perkins Vcrda Phillips Margaret Polito Kenneth Polizzi Carmella Porfillo Richard Pospishek Joseph P9l'Ql050' Elma Qi,-irin Mary Ramirez Roger Ramirez Sandra Ramirez Sylvia Ramiro! X, .g . and prove to be Marsha Reeder Maurice Robinson Arfemisa Ruiz Zeke Sanchez .po-f 'N ,Q A as fl- sri tg .fl wb .El Victoria Regua Art Rodriguez Frank Ruiz Mary Sandoval B WZ industrious Douglas Revrs Elvia Rodriguez Jerry Ruiz Yolanda Sandoval 1 . r Ti lib ae, ,,,, J Vincente Reyes Gloria Rodriquei Virginia Sabedra Neida Santiago , U L. 21.4 Gwendolyn Ribbs Chris Rocback Yolanda Saenz Kathleen Scarpacc 4' i l i I l 4? xi 5 'NX bv J Ray Schiro Jim bcottcse Bol-PbY Small Joseph Smith Josephine Sparaco MMV LOU Smnml ,--. .,,, Q. His- i Diana Serpa , f 5 'QW f 'fy Vivian Serrano Dolores Soriano Rose 5010 Bob Siewmd Willis Swanton the hzghe and spirited by having Ruoy ianaka Marsha Thorsvn Brian Uyeniura Joe Valcleranu Rita Villagmn Maria Villanueva Ri-iko Taniguchi Kathleen Taoka Jpm, Hwy, Ovcrlin Tljerina Erma Valdez Carol Vitale Joseph Tarricone Rohert Tomihiro Joe Valenzuela Joyce Vitale si lv '- , AL S., l X 'Y qw 'Qi 1 Barbara Shcherbakov Jean Soulages Donna Sweeney st amount Linda Taylor John Ucalano Alice Vargas Jo Vocarro Q. 4' I 6 i QM X el Mary Silva Joanne Sovereign Margie Tahalrlo Mary Teneyuca Julie Urlzani Katherine Vasquez Daniel Vohs 5. f fr- - i AK vi 1 w -. 1 i ', KJ! I 3 . K II J K' as., , ,x ,- 3 FTE.. - RN la unr- LK N. i.',,. Ruhen Silva Carol Spare Marilynn bkinner Cheryl Sparks Josephine Talaios Ellen Tak:-ta Ruth Thompson 5l1 l0Y Tl10 'P50 Sandra Urlxinn Irvin: Urzua Ronald Ventiiniglia Edward Viconi Georgia wnkaysma Ruth vvaii .A ,si '-a W.. Q Y 'l x. M I da W I l'hYll'5 Wallman Dale Warkeniin Frank Weinberg , Jcycealynn white Shari Whiie G'e90'Y Wllllimi Sharon Williams P I Y Ch is Yasukaw Darlene Young Sfephen Zaima IV 7f4ge Zjarvpra Walqer Zerkas Adolph Z 'll C 'll Z 9 ' , i if l X N X ' 7 'Jil ! f X I , lx I N 1 ,f 'pl If ,jf 1 fb N -K x ,F I fix' ' Q if lil rl f , JI ,J gi ly 'X V759 'L ,MV ll' ff if M f Q w - VAVV by , ,' fl AV, JV' ,Xi fx V, LII x I , Q lrbr Mx -- f-,f. .f QIHUAA-'X J ll lg ll .. .5 dw . , 1' t V I . , l pf j.3fL W ,5VJ 7,1 ,lf fb L . X617 If 'lf 1 j ., ,I .Aql ix!! A Lf! :wg of A.S.B. card saleQ Ld ,lflyxvl gl if flifl L M ffl f 1 ,ll if 1 lfvvj Iliff' ,. I' Q ff f . 0 . THE POM PON girls perfomu at the first foot- ball game of the year, the Little Bone Came. San jose downed Lincoln, 13-7. , X - Viz if! fl 5' wl X-fl ., 3 L , ' lf' 'LU I J ' my ,fl if ' 5 - ,UU I cp , , ' 1 1 J J ,, J M 1 ff A 7 yf i ll N Q,.l'l' Ill' ,M - rf All' .- ' r Qjl l mr l N ' J 7 v I r 7 X l fa h ' 4 ll jj Earl ix' G ll ll f W - , ,. LJ 157 ,W 1 - ' Ll X0 ,W A - lil V I I ,Kell 1 Alf' J ,, . 7 ' - I A l ll ,f .f .. Q f -f f ,f ' L, W A ' L - if 'l l - 1 JL l - I U! ' ,l !'l ,lf .XX rf' . X 37 l A ' ' r l f W W i if W .ff 'vl i A fl F lx-'ll K fl L7. -. 1 I 5 llflv 1 C Z? ri! 'r P V lu l L, lx A 5,51 Lp! , ,... , fb' ' l 'ly crffvl , ,flnf R l iff? 1, U' Q X ll Yl 5, 5 l x , 4 f J V 'V . x.' ' , ' N fl, I . x '11 . i V I li X , , , - V f I I A ' , I , 6,1 , , , , , i , , N v, 1 - .' , , . 1 i J I 1 .Vi , I, - Y , W , 'rl' 4, . .i., v,f Y , K L Q li? wlllxx dll XML, MP0 1 ,il 'X' J lx , YJ 'xQL kk lil yl x .-.x- Q In U Y rr Oh their way to greater heights, CAMERA SHY .... Lee Anderson William Anderson Heinz Baum Sally Bermudez Francis Campagna John Chiu Leon Cozzo , Joseph Figueroa Andrew Flores Sylvia Frausto Ronald Fujii Marcello Gallegos Donald Ga lvan Michael Gaman Ernest Garcia Robert Gatto Wayne Gibbs Alex Gonzales Charles Griffin Nomberto Gutierrez Michael Hannon Roger Harris Warren Hawkins Angelina Hernandez William Herrera Teressie Higgins Donald Hodge ,Edward Hudnall Dominic Infantino Louis Jaimes Kenneth Johnson June Jones Charles Ka leck Patricia Lane Ray Ledesma Bobbie Lewis John Lewis Lee Longstaff Ernest Lopez Raymond Lopez Joe Lopez Victoria Lopez Alfred Loya Gloria Madrigal David Maes Ramon Marquez Mary Martinez Harriet McDaniels Mike Mendoza Esther Mireles Mary Mireles if GQ - they tum in a successful year Ronnie Mitchum Ronnie Motel Bill Morin Florentino Noriega Clint Nottingham Fernando Olague Ignacio Ortega Alex Pagliare Frances Paredez Emey Pargas Ray Peredia Manuel Peres Gerald Perez ffylgikwu . Lawrence Walker Winfred Wheeler Emil Wikke Dennis Yoshida Arthur Zorrilla , N- xg. '1 ' X Ct Q , Ap X 5 xx fx W N if Oralia Perez Warrick Pike , 4 Lucy Plasencia V' David Powell Armando Rivas Alvin Rodriguez C rl Rodriguez Esther Rodriguez ' Eugene Rosas Mary Rose Socorro Rubio Hope Salazar Danny Sanchez ,,f if 'xp if N ' xx N , .K N X S ax it 'AJ 1. it ff' Q K its ,' ER ' 4 X ijtx , If X, J 3 hid -O Q ' ,J QU NX A X X, ,XV R 5 Lawrence Saxon Alan Seacrist Raymond Shelby Henry Silvas Charles Simpson Henry Sisneros Donald Smith Mary Soto Stephen Staley Richard Stanley Earle Stanton Margie Tabaldo John Taylor Orvie Tice N, C, f .-N ,fl x Y KN x ,X 1 -ix, .V 4 X X 549 X M, -N 5 if Rss L Nr? My hw 155, Carlos Trevino 07 WMV Ht ., 3 009' Frank Ullga O L J, John Uvalles J. -1 J Frances Valdez 0 Q72 ' Scjlb Irene Valdez -CMV' Maria Valenzuela Jn P f Violet varenzuem f W , A Tony Valerio 1 David Valles X Sandra Vanover Ernestine Villegas .66 Q 5 JL1 ,Lf W1 Mal Pina Mark Jane Thompson Girls' Activities linda Malafa and Frank Simpson Co-Directors of General Activities public Relations Lynda ware Student Welfare Fall and Spring directors and managers ,,,,, an 'dl l Judy Armstrong Music Hi-Jinx Beverly Ozawa Jack Pacheco jon Guidfy Traffic General Safety f., b S- Marilyn Lyda Community Welfare Chizuko Kinoshita Programs 1. 1-ls V 'Nvxj 13 fi. Stan Nakamura Elections 13,3 lxgx YE? Arlene Tatsuno Publications Carolyn Compton Doris Nevels Kathy Chestnut Eunice Fuiii Fashion Show International Relations Welggme Committee Elections 67 Sieve Trinwilll Boys' Activities Cheri Jones Senior Mothers' Tea E Candy Gurgielo Productions Stan Nakamura Boys' Activities 2 Rosanne Macaluso General Activities Louise ho and Arlene Talsuno Lynne crawhrd Co-Directors of Public Relations Swdem Welfare fulfill their responsibilities. Dan Glenn Dirk Smith Chilvlw Kirwihita Steve Trinwith An Productions PYOQFHYUS Productions Ruth Collw General Safety Carol Ann Yoshida Community Welfare Sue Mix Music Diane Holmes Senior Mothers' Tea Janice Uchida Girls' Activities -nf - Adele Vallejo Bulletin Boards l-if'Y Dare Jo Schweizer Judy Armstrong PUbllCBli0l'1S International Relations Dances 59fl 'l39 L09 Sandy Sunzeri Elections Color Day 68 l g. . M i ii? f .1 47 S.1ff i E7 . ,1 -iii k E . x kxg. if- 1 2: ' six 1 is 5 ' Q 'wiv ,sg if Life C.S.F. members, row l, loft to right: Kimiko Wakimoto, Eunice Fuiii, Arlene Tatsuno. Row 2: Beverly Ozawa, Pat Vargas, Janice Uchida, Suzanne Sutcliffe, Tots Hoio. Row 3: Ron Welchly, Stan Nakamura, Frank Simpson, Bob Cloke, Albert Ammons. CALIFORNIA SCHCLARSHIP FEDERATICN California Scholarship Federation promotes high standards of scholarship, service, and zenship on the part of students of the senior high schools of California. In order to become member of CSF, a student must have a total of ten points earned each semester. A grade of A is given 3 points and a grade of B earns I point. Students may also earn a CSF point holding class or student body offices. Miss Lillian Hicks sponsors this honor society. Denotes life Membership Diane Abbott Robyn Adams Ruben Aguila Albert Ammons' Judy Armstrong Pam Barry Mike Bautista Ron Benkleman Ann Bosshard Amy Brewer Andrew Bruno Donald Brusato Lester Burnett Danelle Bryant Robert Chan Kathleen Chestnut John Chiu Pat Christensen Mary Ciraulo Gerald Cisneroz Robert Cloke' Ruth Colaw Robert Cusiamano Pattie Eagan Henry Flemate Marcy Flanary Eunice Fujii' Ron Fuiii Donald Gunn Janet Gomez James Gong Frances Gonzales Karen Gottshall Anita Graliam Candy Gurgiolo Margie Harding Donald Hayashi Carol Hendricks' Lynne Higashihara John Hirabayashi Tetsu Hoio' Dorothy Holdaway Constance lshihara Gilda Jones Jeanette Kawayoshi Edward Laclergue Gerimae Lee Mari Ann Leguillon Mary Jean Lopez Linda Malafa Frank Mestamaker Dominic Morganti Judy Mori Royce Morrison Thaya Mune Carolyn Nakamura Stanley Nakamura' Jeanne Nakashima Dale Nelson Doris Nevels Larry Niepert Phil Nielsen Preston Oka Beverly Ozawa' Richard Peterson 70 Elma Quirin Victoria Reguia Marsha Reeder Ronald Richard Daniel Bill Rowe David Rumppe Josephine Alan Seacrist Diane Serpa Barbara Shcherbakov Frank Simpson' Daniel Steiling' Bob Steward Sandra Sunzeri Suzanne Sutcliffe' Arlene Tatsuno' Joanne Thomas Ruth Thompson Shirley Thompson Lee Tice Ruth Tingey Janice Uchida' Julie Urbani Patricia Vargas' Kimiko Wakimoto' Lynda Ware Ronald Welchly' Diana Wells Sharon Williams Louise Willig Carol Ann Yoshida First row, left to right: Louise Jio, Mal Pina Mark, Eunice Fuiii, Carole Garcia, Arlene Tavsuno. Serond row: Rosanne Macaluso, Naomi Honda, Linda Malafa, Sandi Sunzeri, Beverly Ozavva. -.M 'L' JK 15 ns YD rl Torch and Laurel, the girls' honor society, was founded in 1914 to honor De Witt, the first girl student body president. Some 1500 girls have since been honored with membership in this society. Club sponsor is Mrs. Phyllis Morris, Dean of Girls. Honor clubs require scholarship, CROWN AND SHIELD ..................,..... Row 1, lofi fo right: Bob Chan, Jon Hirobayashi, Don Brusafo, Ron Lew, John Kawamura, Stan Nakamura. Row 2: Dave Rumppe, Gary Landi, Tets Hoio, Charles Rowe, Ron Welchly, Al Ammons, Ed Laclergue. is iff NW I ' K if Membership in this boys, honor society is determined by scholastic achievement, extra-curricular activities, citizenship, and school service. Mr. jean Ridley sponsors the club. 71 To promote high standards of high school publications is thc main purpose of Quill and Scroll co-sponsored by Mr. Frank Long and Mr. Gerald Turnoy. First row, left Io righi: Judy Yuki, Arlene Tatsuno, Kimiko Wakimoto, Louise Jio, Linda Malafa. Second row: Mr. Frank Long, Butch Lagasca, Dianne Vaira, Beverly Ozawa, Larry Dare, Mr. Gerald Turnoy. . , f' leadershzp, and character. 5 Q, f Thespians, the national honor drama society, creates an active and intelligent interest in the , dramatic arts among students in the high schools. This club is sponsored by Mr. Kenneth R11gg.fJ,,l ,, XX. l r f X, First row, lofi io right: loni Peralta, Guy Apollo, Linda Segura, Lynne Crawford, Serond row: Dick Smith, Richard Peterson, Steve Trinwifh. l 72 First organized in 1958, members of Les Bijoux, meaning the jewels, serve the school by working together in a spirit of friendly rivalry with other service clubs. Sponsor is Mrs. Karen Smith. , 1 X Service clubs provide eprops, for Games an . La Sei serves the school by making sports schedules, ushering for A.S.B. activities, decorating for games, and assembling handbooks. The service elub, sponsored by Miss Ilelen Mineta, won the activity trophy in the years of 1954 and 1958. For the past few years, Excalibur had been the only boys' service club at High, until this year when Tri Bar was reaetivatefl. Decorating for thc Sadie Hawkins Dance is one big event iratlitionally clone by Ifxealibur. Mr. James Hinerman is club sponsor. i l ff , V X H Q Q 4 ,sw Q a Lam H X ws' was 5 4-4 E23 f J WG f , ' 51.3, sl , ,X M xt 3' ' J. 35 , ,W xx, 1 fy-V . aj - ' fi? ,mf W - fl-psi 1 A fr' 1 4 . , N J, V , , Wzfizif' 'f jf'fW w 1-, 1 Q. l su ' 4 Q 1, X an .,, Nt A 4,24 fx 4-.' fit' 15' Elfrzll 'V ygg M wa, 94 .41 f -Af.-W. naw -awfffq fy M N , iwggafiff - I 1 9 .Jr A .1 .f I 15, ,Q ,o ,.- fi 76 Q3 1 F 5'x'. :fa 4 'A' N: f?Z97fWx AI-in ' 1 ' fzf g 52 Y 1 , ' ,. wi ll Q 'Fisk' 72' ' T 7 , -,., IL :L , Q 4- ,zffai 'L A I Klfm, K ill-'Q ' J s im e I ' ' 1 Interest clubs give Students Patricia Allen Luana Arca Rosanna Arca Gayle Barbe Sandra Basped Penny Beltran Ann Bosshard Charlotte Brazil Dottie Burchtield Gayle Campen Sondra Cardon Sandra Cardon Linda Cervantes Members of the Future Business Leaders of America Club, sponsored by MVS- DOYOHU' JUJWUSUIL Slilill an understanding of business occupations. Each year, since its founding in 1957, the club has held a candy Sale to raise money for sending delegates to the FBLA state convention. Higlfs Amateur Radio Club strives to increase radio knowledge among 1tS own members by conducting regular code practice and theory instruction. The club's sponsor is Mr. YVilbur Miller. Pep Club was founded in 1961 to help create spirit and demonstrate Bulldog pride by being the main force behind the rooting sections. Planning and executing card stunts has been one of the main projects of the Pep Club, sponsored bv Miss Susan Ralph. Pep Club is shown in action photo on page 114. The members are as follows: Marie Chavez Dora Cisneros Pat Colla Sandi Cook Lynne Crawford Ruth Creamer Mary Lou Dawson Charlene Enos Linda Esquibel Rosie Flores Vickie Gallati Janet Gomes Judy Gomes Frances Gonzales Kathy Gothschall Sandra Gothschall Rose Marie Grundy Cathy Holmes Helen Ingram Sue Livengood Beatrice lopez Marilyn MacDonald Jackie Malone Dolores Martinez Linda Martinez Linda Marvin Ellen McAllister Pam McEvers Judy Mori Jeanne Nakashima Shirley Perkins Carlotta Ramirez Sylvia Ramirez Qana Reed- Vickie Regua Elsa Reyes Gwendolyn Ribbs Joyce Richard Elaine Riley Dorothy Ringor Gloria Ringor Alexandra Robins Mary Rodriguez , ...Pam Rudger Artemisa Ruiz Barbara Shcherbakov Teresa Shcherbakov Angie Siste Catherine Smith Rosie Soto Carla Strong Josie Tabios Ellen Taketa Ruby Tanaka Reiko Taniguchi Kathy Taoka Joyce Tappero Joann Thomas Donna Vaira Georgia Wakayama Phyllis Waltman Shari White Kathy Zaccheo Ctfvfkdd Youth gets a chance to do service for the community, nation, and world in the Red Cross club, which is sponsored by Miss Sheila Croker. Some of its events are the annual lied Cross enroll- ment drive and helping in the Palo Alto Veterans, hospital. an opportunity to enrich The Audio'Visual Club, sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Chatton, otters trouble-shooting sessions for new proieetionists. It also trains members ol' other elubs who wish to learn about Audio-Visual equipment. The main goal sought by Pen and Parchment is to further student interest in creative writing. Q The clubs big activity of the year is its publishing of From thc Pen, a magazine consisting entirely of student writing contributions. This club is sponsored by Miss Frances R. Malovos. ' ' 'vi SL'li'IlL'l' Club is mu- of tlu- most actin- clubs on campus. Tlur mc-mlu-rs luxvc fun anal at ilu- samu- liuu- lIK'I'1'llS0 tlu-ir knuwlcclgm- by sur-lm zu-tivitu-s us tlu- scu-lu-0 fair, uuturc llikf-s, zuul ln-4-turn-s. Tlu- zulvisor, Sir. Nm-il Colm-y. is ll mntb zuul sc-ic-ru-0 fC1lL'lll'l' lu-rv at lligb. their lives by adding M1-mbcrs of ilu- plumtogmplmy club lm-:u'u to use ll cnmc-rn skilllully urul to alpprccizltf- 1-xc:-llc-nt pluutogrzlplmy. 'llilliilljl pu-turn-s of Slllill'lIl zu-liv- ities is part of tlu-ir clutim-s. Tlu- club's sponsor is Mr. Miclulcl Fc-rnzuulcz. lu llu- spring of H159 ilu- 'l'luuulc-rbirmls club wus foluulr-cl, Tlu- 1-lub llauullcs SllCll Inu-kstrugv zu-tivitim-s us sc-ts, props, zuul smuul at Sun juss Iligll stage productions. The aulvisor of tlu: L-lub is Mr. C1-raxlcl lililllllllll. IL i Stimulating interest in mathematics is the endeavor of the Math Club. As a special project, thc club members select topics on which to report. The club,s sponsor is Mr. james Hood. Q' Q ,,4,', 4 o',, ++'..4 +',,+ r A 4 s J 4- gt' 'Q ' s A Q to their knowledv t In vt' z 4' af' , r 'fi A 4 4' 4-df . 1 - 4 wiv: ',, 47, LV 4' in fi' jx 'V .britain +4t 'www-1. it . , ,, NA, Keeping the library open each noon is a major project of the Student Library Assistants of Northern California chapter ,sponsored by Mrs. Mildred Chatton. They also sponsor a Book XVeek open house in the library. Lynne Crawford was state president this year. Medical Careers gives students an opportunity to acquaint tlicmselves with the medical field. lts sponsor is Mrs. Ella Criset, the school nurse. Members have visited San jose State.-'s nursing and hygiene departments. 'l'o ch-vvtop aulriculturzil lt-ada-rs tins tx-vii tlu- goal oi l'utun- l'ru'invrs of .'xIIlt'I'll'1l sinu- its orgguiimtion ln-rv in May of 19-14. lfzu-li your tlu' club, sponsonwt by Hr. Douglass 'l'l1o1'nt', svntls ont- rnvnlbcr us at clt'lt'gutt' to tht- l .I .A. nritionul t-onvcntion in Kansas City. of various activities Churtcrccl by tllc statv in March 1956, thc Tomorrow's Nc-w Tc-uclivrs Club has as its main purposc thc promotion of inturt-st in thc tt-ut-liirig profession. A spot-iul projt-ct for u scholursliip fund is unticipaitt-tl for the future. The advisor is Mrs. Mary Lou Thompson. Now coin-liitliiig its initiul yvur, tht- Ann-ricanl Fit-ld St-rvicv Club orlclvuvors to tfrvzltc ll lx-ttur undt-rstumling of tln- ext-lmngc studvnt pl'0Q,'l'tll'l1. Tin- dulfs lmiilgt-st project of thc your is tin- ., ' A' I' A1 A ,,l 'I ,' li ll ll' lfl ,, l.' lf,,,,' ,, , , 11 I I MAY ll IZ ,ta-.-........, Bulldog Studios, sponsored by Mr. Mark Briggs, is a class to give talented students practice in the field of coinrnercial art. lt provides a professional studio situation in which the student pos tis c lspl lys ind lm tuners for school needs. A they expend Members of Public Address Crew are usually also in radio and elec- 'W f' 5 fmt X 3' gh X , D , ,,,' ,K tronics shops. The crew, sponsored by Mr. Arthur L. Till, sets up the 1 X cf ititxf' X '- N. 't -. public address system for football and other games and for dances. --T5 'R .. L' y . yy, x li f K x, interest p 4' wg' tj' r., ' ,, M, , xl ' ., , , . , .J tv .-l J 1 xx, fl 'K . .,f X f in if .1 N. -.f ' J 3 X W V .gy ' Xoxf' if' Q ' xp X ' .N I .. FV , 'N X ' l . NW X . -l Creating an interest in Spanish and Latin-American culture is the main purpose of the Spanish Club. The club endeavors to give students the opportunity of speaking Spanish outside the class. The club sponsor is Mr. Robert Carlisle. 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KN' U 1.1-' 1 T 1 5 11' f 1 so-Q an Q..-P il Iffleefirni Committee - Members of Election Committee register the voters and eouiit lmllols for the results of the election. Birls Committee - The general activities director presides over Bids Committee meetings. Representatives from each serviee eluln are memhers of the eommittee. I7f1mrz' Comniitrer' - The hig uetivity of the year was Illtlkllljl plains and deeorzuting for the Big Bone Bull. 'l'he Damee Committee was also in eliur5.:e ol' this yeair's Sophomore 'XVeleome Dames-, , V+' 3 gl . I Dear friends: This year, my last at High, will undoubtedly he the most memorable for me. It has included my Senior activities, but better yet: a wonderful year with the students at San Jose. XVhen my visit last summer to Santiago, Chile, was concluded, I looked back on the days spent there with fondness and joy. It was a summer which always will hold a place in my heart, for it taught me that other people of the world are the same as you and me. It also gave me the hope that because of this similarity, there might be a better understanding of each of these peoples in the world. I will always be grateful to the American Field Service and all the people who made it possible for my trip abroad and for the chance to gain this knowledge - and, in turn, to acquaint you with the people of Chile. Sincerely, Q :l 0 JEAN JOHNSON Every year one of Hlgl1,S stu- main office of the American Field dents is chosen to represent our Service. As of this date the two school abroad The representative 'finalists are Ed Laelergue and is chosen from the finalists by the Nick Carter. Dear friends: One year has gone by since I first came to San jose High, a year which brought for me many interesting and exciting moments. I know that I owe a lot to the American Field Service for making it possible for me to have spent this time in San jose, but I also know that I owe very much to you students and faculty members of San Iose High, who made the last year the most interesting one I ever spent in my life. You made me feel welcome from the first minute ong you were so friendly to me at all times and tried to help me wherever you could that I already knew after a few days: I wasn't a stranger any more, but a member of San jose High School. And although I shall not see you again after this year fwho knows?D, believe me, I never shall forget you. During the past year I learned quite a bit: I learned to like pizza and hamburgers, and I leamed to like the Twist. I learned to like milkshakes and hot dogs, and I- leamed to like baseball games. But, what is most important, I Ieamed that it is possible for people of many nationalities and religious backgrounds to live together in peace and to be friends. I do not know how to express my gratitude toward youg maybe you can understand what I feel if I just simply say: THANK YOU. - Your friend, 83 -f I , ff' X ,K ,AN lx W 1....r ML Butch Lagasca Co-editor Judy Yuki Co-editor 'C'TI?. !-Y Beverly Ozawa Managing Editor Kimiko Wakimoio Business Manager Annual compiles Mr. Gerald Turnoy Advisor sun Sharpe leona Billings Artis, Ass't. Managing Editor Janice Uchida Bulletins 84 Mr. Mark Briggs Arr Advisor Elsie Keeton Faculty Editor Jeri Anderson Activities 4-- Staff members sort pictures of lowerclassmcn by class, reg., and alphabetical order. Don Pioracn Marvin Elwell . Photographer Mary Lou Aranda Sophomore Editor '-T: After recommendations to the advisor by an English teacher and a counselor, this selected group is chosen by the previous staff members at a special interview. Each member has a specific job to carry out in order to achieve the end results of an outstanding yearbook. The tasks combine managing, planning, literary, and photographic efforts. Carl Forsyth Dan Glenn Photographer Artis! Q . Susan Sala! Junior Editor Bonnie Murry Jim Felich Senior Editor 5D0rts Editor 85 Jim Smith Mary Jane Borch Anita Graham Co-copy Editor YJ f Louisa Jio Co-copy Editor Aly? pf I ll it ll 'MM f iff l C' V xvo a C01 M' fl! TV Gd ll ,D i T e XJ U H , B Y nl -ditor YQ j K M w czlndnl W J ct litor N H d rr-X F ll ii Q C 5 S ll Sh tEdt Mr. G Ad Herald Staff stimulates the thinking of the student body To inform the student body of current happen- ings is the purpose of Herald Staff. Constantly world peace. This year it adopted a method of distributing the Herald by placing it in racks in striving to ini rove its already first-place publi- the halls- catiorl, hatspitegjlily called fo activ work for f U ,M . 'G lp Ji . 2 ij .' lil ' ' ' 'U 1' U ,P V In vc f, lv! ' 1' ll K Ag' X fl! , X ,Mi V Ian I0 ' -X g ,fi VJ T esa Shcherbakov D V t f lr U 1' F ll Reporte F ll B M I-5 Lf A . 'I W 'Jr' Spring Feature fb f WV ti M 21 JM Como' Aj 717' fill sl-.I s ' nam wen, P, 14 4 I !L Fall Exchange Editor SpringPf:1g:o Egiitor 1 if 1 ,l ' fl l 2 0 1 Lt MW .V ' 1 f ,711 p fl' fl! ' V ' V' 86 'Qi .l 2, if' air Q i Linda Malafa .5'f-zgla I x 'A ' xx.-f l' g L30 Fall Feature Editor Spring Cu-1-mlilur Rosanne Macaluso Full News Page Editor Spring Co-editor Larry DIITC lozlcls flic new Ilwrrilrl clistrilmution racks in tlic main corridor. lmv Dara Afhana Ballas Fnll Rcponcr Spring Sport s Editor Arlene Tatsuno Fall Sports Editor Spring News Page Editor Mary Lou Dawson Spring Exclmngv Editor Qi ...ig Spring Oclitors discuss plains of ll future issue of tlu- Ilrmlrl. Fall and Spring Copy Editor Fall Exchange Editor 87 Kaihy Chesinul Spring Business Xlalnalgvr L vw I 4 ' fx 'Wi 1 .if 1 75,51 - 1- Ag, n 1 x .W , 3 , rp, gy, xv , I, s f f Q c H ,x, 51' N. P n f ' S41 1 .45 mf? A ,, 'Quin if M ii! Q I K - - 'Y J K if If! 4 M: X., 4 ff? W Y fi ,QYQ4 , V - LT . . .n , . . v 4 , I :vi ,V ,, 52 1 ,. egg 4, L Qi. ' 5 4 , A Q' ' riff' 3-3 .T W 4 V .4 52,5 K , ' ,Q .V ,zff f J ff gn fx 1 gf-wk 21 ., Q y , qv x 5' v 523.1 X if ' fi' A 1 , , 9' -'V R ffigk 15 f f 2 f -,gf - 3- ,V U , ,- ww. T.. v, ,rf s 3 'f , , if? yi? x 1 in Q W. ---' H -' -4- ar-if -W , W, Row 1 lah to right: Art Chavez, Roy Vierra, Jim Gong, Bob Steward, Don Nakashima, Dennis Yoshida. Row 3: George Cabibi, Sandi Carl, Andy Hayashi Hany Kawayoshil George Barry, drum maion Gerimae Lee, maior. Flores, Frank Becerra, Pam Barry, Barbara Shcherbakov, Donna Freenor, ette. Row 2: Ron Benkleman, David Rico, Richard Lopez, Sue Mix, Jeanne MBI'ilYf1 I-Yda, Bafbafa Ge0f9e' Miss Marilyn Kane are given on opportunity to demonstrate.. This select group is chosen to be the performing vocal group representing San jose High at the A Cappella Choir Festival, Spring Concert, and state and local festi- vals. They perform the classics of vocal literature and folk songs along with popular and spiritual music. ROW 1, len to Yighfr Rich OllV3Si Joel PBVGZ, Frank BECGFYB, 5l19l'0f1 Webb, Row 3: Joe Hinerman, Vince Collins, Ron Baird, Jim Gloria, Arnell Jones, Margie Flemate, Josie Lee. Row 2: Willie Scott, Lucio Garza, Margie Diaz, Gilda Jones, Pat Priest, Cynthia Emery, Liz Cardon, Karen Gottschall, Doris Dianna Oates, Shirley Rossi, Cheryl Lett, Jean Thrift, Mary Lou Aranda. Nevels. 1 f E , 2 i 2 K x Row 1, lefg fg right: Na,-,Cy Boeke,-,oogenl Barbara Mecklenbwgl Joaquin Bob Chan, Jack Pacheco, Frank Becerra, Ron Welchly, Garth McCormack Cedano, Art Chavez, Stan Nakamura. Row 2: Lynda Ware, Mr. Ross Ber- Richard Lopez- gantz, Roy Vierra, George Barry, Linda Edwards, Guy Apollo. Row 3: their singing and instrumental talents. Dance Band provides music for the various dances High and also annually for the Ambassadors Ball. Mr. Ross Bergantz advises the group. Row 1, left to right: Becky Ochoa, Anna Cracolice, Lydia Robles, Darlene Peralta, Connie Medina, Peggy Jacobs, Dora Guterriez, Dora Contreras, Nancy Gulezia, Pat Meacham, Elisa Andrade, Rose Flores, Helen Ingram, Doris Smith. Raw 2: Liz Fiato, Bob Faber, Bob Collins, Bob Kendall, Maurice Robins, Linda Cervantes, Gloria Bracamonte, Shirley Gullo,wBettyf 'k Chorus concentrates on the study of note reading, as well as singing tuals, folk songs, some of the lighter classics, spiri- and popular music. Members also articipate in the Spring Concert, but their prime n .unction is to lear Hilbert. Row 3: Rose So about and understand music. l to,QEirieiEileL2 Shirley Th pson, Jim Vasquez, Gil Johns, John Wilking,Jim B5r'ell'i, Art Howard,,y oug Revis, Katherine Durham, Carol-'Di1f51 ,Donna'Syyeeney, Suzanne Shirley Parrish, Pam Ad s, Barbara Bernhart, Giger. TY7 School ycaris calendar records Parade SEPTEMBER 11-School opens. 22-Sophomore WVelcome Dance- 'Welcome 64, Little Bone Game 2.9-Football-YVashington GCTOBER 6-Girl's Hi-Jinx- Nigl1t1 are Stompl' n 13-Football-Irvington 19-Class Elections 20-Sadie Hawkins Dance Football-Logan 24-PTA - spm-is Night 26-Magazine Drive opens 27-Football-Hill A .31-Sock Hop NOVEMBER 3-Football-Lick 8-Magazine Award Assembly End of Quarter 10-Football-Willow Glen 16-Record Hop 16-17-ASB Play-'My Three Angels, 17-Football-Ayer 21-Parents, Night 22-Big Bone Ball 23-Big Bone Game 30-Red Cross Membership Drive DEGEM BER 1-Choir Festival Basketball-San Francisco Polytechnic Wrestling-Logan 2-Basketball-Camden Wrestling Tournament-Ayer 5-Betty Crocker Test for Girls Varsity Football Award Dinner 6-Basketball-Washington 8-Alumni Game Wrestling-Willow Glen 12-Basketball-Hill Christmas Program P.T.A. 13-30,5 Football Award Dinner 14-Basketball-Lincoln 9 15- 19, Christmas Formal Christmas Assembly WVrestling-Lincoln 20, 21- Menlo-Atherton Basketball Tourney Varsity vs. Alumni Basketball Game 28- JANUARY 3-Basketball-Pioneer 4-ASB Nomination Assembly 5... 6- Basketball-Ayer Wrestling-Ayer Cheerleader and Pom-Pon Tryouts Courtesy High School Quiz- Early American Historyv 8-12-Torch and Laurel Week 9-Wrestling-Lick A.S.B. Elections 12-Varsity Basketball-Irvington Wrestling-Irvington Installation and Award Assembly 15-Varsity Basketball-Willow Glen 18-20-March of Dimes 19-A.S.B. Dance Varsity Basketball-Washington VV1'6Stlll1g-NV2lSllll1 gton 23-Varsity Basketball-Logan PTA-Foreign Exchange program 24-Vote on Senior Announcement Powder Puff Game 26-Basketball-Hill Wrestling-Hill End of First Quarter 30-Basket Jall-Lincoln FEBRUARY 2-Basketball-Pioneer Wrestling-Pioneer 6-Basketball-Ayer Wrestling-Lick 7-PTA Enchilada Sale 9-Basketball-Lick 14-Basket'Jall-Irvington 15-Semester report cards 16-Basketball-Willow Glen 20 Wrestling Finals at San Iose -Vocational Conferences Basketball-Washington of highlights and sidelights 21-Vocational Conferences Ambassadoifs Ball- Small XVorldH 23-Basketball-Logan 27-PTA Fashion Show- Our Designing Young Ladiesv MARCH 3-High School Quiz-Red Cross Members 6-Swimming-Blackford 7-Excalibur Sock Hop and Twist Contest 9-Track-Pioneer Swimming-Pioneer Julius Caesarv Play 10- Julius Caesar , Play 13-San Iose City College Visitation Day for Seniors I6-Block SI Dance- Peppermint Twistv Track-Ayer 20-Capers Assembly 22-Bulldog Capers-uPajama Camel, Baseball-Willow Clen 23-Bulldog Capers- Pajama Camev 23-Track-Willow Glen Swimming-WVillow Clen Charter Day Trip 27-PTA Program Baseball-Washington 28-Faculty vs. C.A.A. Cirls in Volleyball 29-Track-Irvington Baseball-Irvington 30-Track-Lincoln Swimming-Lincoln Publications Trip to San Francisco APRIL 3-Swimming-Logan Baseball-Pioneer 4-Senior Class Picture 5-Baseball-Hill 6-Sophomore Hop- Spring Fascinationv Track-Washington Swimming-Washington Quarter Ends 10-Mid-semester report cards Swimming-Lick Baseball-Logan 12-Baseball-Ayer I3-Track-Irvington Swimming-Mtn. View I3-22-Easter Vacation 24-P.T.A. Parents, Night 25-CAA Dinner and Awards 26-Track-Washington Baseball-Washington 27-Track-Hill Swimming-Hill Torch and Laurel Reunion MAY I-Spring Concert Baseball-Willow Glen 3-Baseball-Lick 4-Iunior Prom- Magic Is The Night Track-Logan 8-Base'Jall-Irvington 9-Senior Mothers' Day IO-Tennis-Logan - Baseball-Hill ASB Nomination Assembly 15-ASB Elections Basedall-Hill 17-Senior Play Tennis-Pioneer Baseball-Pioneer Installation Assembly 22-Baseball-Ayer 24-Tennis-Lincoln Basezmll-Lincoln Color Day- International Festival' 25-Aquacade- A Children,s Fantasyl' JUNE 5-Sophomore Picnic 7-Iunior Picnic 8-Senior Dress Day 9-Senior Ball- Never Say Goodbyev 12-Honors Awards Assembly 14-Graduation 15-School Closes 9 +5 S fm' 'Mfr Xxx r ---lk ,.,-ff n ' Y I I Q X S A I 4 4 3 X 'X wif X Q' 1 5 gs., . L tz ki- ..L 'Hp - QV- g f 1 xggzgg rw Rm Big Bone stays home a fifth year This year marked the nineteenth anniversary of the annual Big Bone Came with our cross town rival, Abraham Lincoln Iligh School. The traditional tilt was established in 1942. The game was first played on Armistice Day, but the following year it was changed to Thanksgiving Dayg since that time the game has been a regular feature of the Thanksgiving holiday at Spartan Stadium. Our win-loss-tie record now stands at 7-10-3 respectively, including a 1957 split in a two- game series. This yearis win of 14-13 makes the fifth consecutive year that the Big Bone' has remained on our campus. Season Captains selected for Big Game Waller Espana Gary landi Kan Silva Co-captain Co-captain Co-captain Halfback End Guard US Queen Carol reigns o'uer4fe.stivitie.s Carol Hendricks I Queen Reigning this year as Queen of the Big Bone Ball and Game was Carol Hendricks. Her name was announced at the exchange dance Thanksgiving eve at San jose's girls' gymnasium. Her princess attendants were Doris Neva-ls and Diane Abbott. Doris Novels Princess , Diana Abbott . Princess SAN JOSE HIGH VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Laclergue, Manuel Alcarez, David Rumppe, Alex Fraustog Row 2: Coach Bull Raw I, left io right: Waiter Esparza, Joel Perez, Benny, Garza, Eddie Di Cristina, Jim DiSalvo, Dennis Abad, Wayne Lewis, Bill Barashas Richard Bill Di Cristina Assistant Coach Pale Galloni Assistant Coach San jose Varsity ends grid Chris Pappas Head Coach Varsity football players carried San jose lligh to a second place in the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League -- East division. Mr. Chris Pappas, Varsity coach, records the highlights of the season: The Varsity football team had a very suc- cesful year with 7 wins, 1 loss and 1 tie. The team started off the year with some untested men, but as the season progressed they had their chance to show what they could do under fire and came through with flying colors. One of the gratifying things of this Varsity was that they never gave up. There were many Millan, Sam Williams, Ken Silva, Bob Magrino, Bill Martinez, Row 3: Coach Hill, Gary Campb , o Mann, Dick Smith, Gary Landi, Anthony Ramirez, Pete Galloni, Head Coach Chris Pappas, Anfon Zuger, Sal De Carlo, John Daley 1 H Y ni, Difik Ferreira. season wzth 71 all ,wi rar WWW? yy GJ injuries to key personne 5 ho ver kept 'r THEY spirit up and continued t 'n bal s. any of the team members played as many s four 'A' ' W ASHINGTON ' ' 6 different positions during the season, s rificin Y ..... ,..,,,. P IQNEER ,,,,,,,, ,,.,, 7 personal glory for the good of the team. The team had fine leaders in Cary Landi, Ken Silva, i ' ' l RWNGTON ' 1 3 WValt Esparza and Benny Garza. ....,. ,,,,,,, L OGAN ,,.,,,,, ,,,,, 1 4 The school can be quite proud of the fine ,,,,., ,,,,,,, H lu, ,,,,,,,, ,lhl . 0 record made by the Varsity this past year and also of the fact that when adversity set in, the ' I' 'CK ' 6 boys did not let it get them down. In fact, ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,, w mow GLEN ,,,,,, lnn. 3 4 adversity seemed to make them work harder to AYER 5 prove to everyone that they were champions in their own right. LINCOLN ,,,.,,,, .hll I3 The annual Lincoln-San jose Big Bono Game this year marked a fiftli consecuiivc San jose victory. A close game to its nervc-racking final gun, tlic Turkey Day contest climaxcml anml concluded S.I.,s football season. Big Boneis 14-13 score winds up football Season. llon llosso, numlmer 38, lmloclcs Lions' point af- lcr touclidown, assuring San josc's one point arlvantage over Lincoln. Naomi Honda, varsity cheerleader, watches tenscly as tlic crowd cheers San jose's grid- men. B gridclers kept the Little Bone by scoring a last-second toucliclown for a one-point 7-6 vic- tory over Lincoln. Defeating Pioneer and Willow Clen as well, tlic Bulldogs were champs of the school district. Qualifying by height, weight, and -ri age exponents, tlie team was beaten by champion Ilill squad, and edged, despite Iliglfs steady challenges, by runner-up Ayei s kickoff return. Scasonis tally was six wins to tliree losses, giving them tliird place on tlie league roster. Teamwork is byword of Highis B gridmen Typical results of B l ootbull's efforts. SAN JOSE B FOOTBALL TEAM - First row, left to right: Frank Becerra, Sam Duncan, Nick Ippolito, Clayton Fzeo, Hector Rodriguez, Yorclano Cervantez, Adrian Rodriguez, Pete Carranza, Stan Cannon. Second row, left to light: Frank Valles, Dennis Silva, Jon Guidry, Sid Ramirez, Lou Azevedo, Rich Cannon, Overlin Tiierina, Rich Cabacungan, Fran Cam- pagna. Third row, left to right: Mauro Aning, John Perez, Dave Barone, l Ken Polizzi, Jim Lee, Frank Acosra, Rich Burrola, Manager Bill Marin. Fourth row, left to right: Phil Crawley, .lim Lepper, Vince Reyes, Paul Farley, Klaus Clark, Jerry Morgan. Fifth row, left to right: Manager AI Gonzales, Manager Joaquin Cedano, Ron Stortz, Bob Ruiz, Ron Ven- timiglia, Ed Lewis, Tony Blaisdell, Manager Rich Rico. 99 1 . A - d Back row, First row, left to nghh Frank Mestemaker, Louis Jaimes, Joe Lafferty, E X r . l C h SY ' B Y I Cha,-les Tidd, Perer Perea, Rick Mascarenas, Joe Tarricone, Roger Lason, Garcia, Ernie Garcia, Bob Ghlorso, Jack Pacheco, oac Uar af 8 junior Varsity marks good season showing f , San jose Higlfs junior varsity football team ran up against rough traveling in the 1962 season. The squad had a strong line, but the backfield proved the weakest link in the mighty chain. In general, the coaching staff felt that the experience and team hustle of this JV squad promises real depth for future varsity clubs. ' , Zz Ji 100 ' N L 3' s 3 We 63 50 50 55 45 46 32 49 4l 5' KL 5 51 i T Vince Collins W . Q Z 3 Jack Hillard Second Team All-League Forward Dave RWUPPG Forward All-League Guard Varszty hoopmen clzmax Season wzth co-clzampzonshzp They We They Andrew Hill 35 48 Andrew Hill 37 . , lincoln .28 39 lincoln 21 P' 32 . . . 67 P' :sa Samxfeiyer 30 lyfllillllllg Cll'ClCS around cvcry clml- Sammeiyer 47 lame, lid. 38 longer, San lose s lmskvtlmllers concluclcd James Lick 32 lrvinsoon 25 the season victorimlslya lfvinswn 35 Willow Glen 30 willow Glen 35 Washinsfon 40 Washington 42 I-0930 47 Logan 35 Row 1, left lo righf: Henry Flemale, Dennis Armstrong, Ed Sanborn, Vince Collins, Dan Valenzuela, Sam Williams. Row 2, lefi to righl: Coach Jack Avina, Jack Hillard, Dave Rumppe, Ron Lew, Manuel Alcarez, Rich Pera, Art Casiillo, Bill Marvinez, manager, 101 Row I, Ish in right: Chuck Acosla, Jim Lee, Brian Sakamoto, Mauro An Steve Katsinas, Ron Esquibel, Manuel Vierra, Brian Uyemura, Chuck Valen ing, Ron Aguirre, Yordano Cervantez. Row 2, lofi Io riglll: Danny Schaefer, zuela, Vincent Reyes, Francis Campagna, manager. B's capture crown with undefeated season 2 . f X X, i U5 B' 7 Here in his own words, Coach john Iskra describes N it the B Basketball squadis championship style: l Vi X A championship team is composed of a maximum degree VO J ., L v 1 mi ix of desire, a good supply of talent, and a lot of hard work. A .J V ' perfect record in league play was gained from all the above. Xxx Qi M BASKET in J . I7 From the top scorers and playmakers to the substitutes who f , WE A 1 if worked so hard, each man did a fine job. jf' 55, li . ..,.. ,puukpbbuptpu HI U Uvuuuu in :H V It would take too much space to name each outstanding N C 49 ' ' ' lllkffllq jfifi ' 35 'i player who contributed to our league crowng but we must, llllitliik as however, recognize the efforts of one such person, Chuck ' 1 YQ7 Valenzuela. In addition to his being selected the 'Most Valu- XXT 4 ..,. IR IN . N .... . ,I3 able Player' in the Menlo-Atherton B Tournament, where our 40 Will- GZFN fqdlfi! on boys won the Consolation Championship Trophy, he was by W -X szmqtxl' A' OGAN , 'Ai' ' 'al far the outstanding player in the SCVAL-EAST B Basketball HX ' xfl Lea i . lk J MLA A X liilflllhguse players comprising San joseis B team did a fine Avg. f ki' f fi L Q! A A this year's efforts and achievements. , A M ' X U' U QR, ' Usfpi L 'N L lla l lll .V 102 C'S BASKETBALL We They 46 ,, . Santa Clara . ,. I5 37 ...., . . James Lick , I9 39 Sunnyvale 32 61 . Willow Glen , 28 52 , , St, Francis 26 33 , Andrew Hill , . I3 47 . Los Altos . I7 37 Washington . 34 Mr. Jack Avina Coach I First row, left to right: Ruben Aguila, Floyd Custodia, Mike Bautista, Robert Tomihiro, Harry Kawayoshi. Back row, left to right: Eusebio Garza, Jerry Ruiz, Frank Giordano, Preston Oka, David Mass, Nomberto Gutierrez, Coach Bill Schaffer. League championships reward C's and Dis San Jose High School can well be proud of the accomplishments of this year's C and D basketball champions, Coach jack Avina remarked. These teams not only won championships, but also finished the schedule'without defeat. A true champion must stand the test of courage and fortitude under adverse conditions. The D team, the 110's, this year met the challenge every game and responded to it like champions. Our Cis, the l20,s, had easier sledding until the Washington game. At the start of the fourth quarter, IVashington led by 12 points. Our two top scorers and rebounders were on the bench because of fouls. An ordinary team might have folded, but we rallied and raced to a 5-point victory. Thus are champions made. First row, left to right: Joe Valenzuela, John Torres, Bill Rowe, Dennis Yoshida, David Contreras, Larry Walker. Back row, loft to right: George Davis, Steve Lueddeke, Frank Volpi, Cardell Johnson, Fred Maldonado, Emil Wikke, Charles Palmer, Coach Jim Williams. D'S BASKETBALL We HWY BI Santa Clara , ,. . I4 21 James Lick I3 25 Sunnyva'e 24 38 Willow Glen ,, 23 28 St. Francis I7 22 Andrew Hill I7 'U' 24 Los Altos 22 26 Washington , 22 103 f 4 ' s I-J 'Ml 1.59. v 5 If the several imp1'essive wins at the opening of the season were a good indi- cation of what was in store, San jose had a victorious combo in baseball. Yllinning its first two league contests, the Bulldogs Bat power marks g Continued to overpower its opponents. This squad was loaded with depth and experience. The ,62 diamond men proud- ly took their places alongside the success- ful teamsof the past. lovemenis outcome !- L, .. A V- ffr Row I, left lo right: Ruben Aguila, Roy Shimizu, Brian Sakamolo, Ben Garza, Bramley Gardner, Steve Luedekke, Jon Hirabayashi. Row 2: Alex Frausfo, manager, Jake Townsend, Sam Williams, Joe Mauro, Dale Nelson, Larry Newman, Ron Rosso, Gary Landi, Ken Silva, Charles Palmer, Frank Acosta, David Martinez. xy., 104 Y' , : f ' ofthe season. fit 7 f , t 4 1 ilrn- .-ff. 1 rl A ' x rtftl' vr!,4li 6,f ,rl if N N A f X 1 1 K 1 Opening t-he season against ,laines Liek, a ' San jose rawhider scores for the first DUNN Soph base-'runners take their place This year,s sophomore diamondinen enjoyed a victorious season, although pitted against a schedule of tough opponents. The 1962 club chalked up a numher of close victories. One such victory was in the opening game against Sunnyvale, who were defeated hy one point. The final score of the game was 7-6, in favor of thc red a nd gray. As a unit, the gloveinen have exhihted smooth coordination, hoth in the field and behind the platc. Altogether, the sophomore team has shown itself a credit to San jose tradition. Row 1, left to light: Frank Giordano, Ron Newton, Walt Armiio, Vaughn I-EDDEF. Row 21 DGHVUS Yoshida, Joe VBICHIUSIH, RiChHfd Millan, SUEVE Imada, Louis Figone, Preston Oka, Overlin Tiierina, Harry Kawayoshi, Jim Zaima, Fl0Yd CUSl0dl'3, Ron AQUWYC, Dave BBYOVW. Bill Liffle, Sam MBVZUIIO. Ken Polizzi. sw Ju..-M. W Frank Mesfamaker, Joaquin Cedano, and Jack Pacheco. Row 2: Alfred Row 1 lah to righh Richard Harris, George Cabibi, Guenter Buchmann, A D ' I I Louis hzevedo, 'John Hill, Jael Perez, Herb Barragan, Philip Crawley, Doten, Andie Puentes, Dennis King, Art Howard, John Mann, Jim Oliver, Tom Lawson, Ed Puentes, and Stan Nakamura. S. jfs Varsity spike men burn up the oval To be successful in any sport, a parti- cipant must have ability. Besides this, however, one must put in a lot of work. This yearis varsity track team showed proficiency in hoth of these elements. In its opening meet, the cindennen out- ran Pioneeris efforts to arrive at a 71-51 victory. The squad also handed YVi1low Glen its first dual meet defeat in four years, with a varsity score of 69-50, a B team score of 53-50, and a C tally of 61-0. Boh Tomihiro, San lose B trackman, prepares starting gun in Pioneer meet. for Q fl, 106 Q isa gi. 'll Lp Noisy' I X W l A W f AML, fllx-X-I K Q ' V' li., ,V ,fl 5 3 V1 lv' l , ,fl yi l lx ' X , 'X . L . , if J v ,Q , M N f ,A up-as--+ -T I, , ' ' .4'- ii-L 1 ' 1 - ' ' ffl. . , .. 'WY' .,...-5 , - . - uf-f-GQQ., Row 1, leff fo right: Art Zorrilla, AngIel,Con7rgras, Richard Cannoh, George Gutierrez, Jerry Garcia, Alfred Loya. Row 2, left to right: Roy Vierra Zamora, Rich Rico, Vincent Marini,LQornelio Lob z, Dennii Silva, David Art Peredia, Frank Herrera, Larry Maggi, Rich Burrpia, Clayton Fzco --- - ---f fi Adrian Rodriguez, John Chiu, John Neidiver. Lightweights produce hopeful prospects f l V WY7YWi i Rvw ll 'ef' lv Yigllfr D-wld Maes, Cornelia-L9-Qgg, Rich Calderon, Larry Pellegrino, Eddie Lucero, Pete Carranza, Bob Tomihiro, Mike Bautista, Jerry Ruiz. A Row 2: David Valles, Gene Sandoval, Larry Walker, John Perez, Frank Herrera, Bob Tomihiro, Max Rodrequez. 107 Ns, 1 Row 1, lah Oo right: Alex Gonzales, Coach Duke Sloetzer, George Cus- rineau, Gil Johns. Row 2: Al Husfed, Jim Felirh, Ron 510141. Nick lppoliw, todia, Phil Neilson, Jeff Campen, Nick Carter, Steve Trinwith, Don Mar- Emil Wikke, Cafm'-fn Gemelfe, JGVFY USHGVOZ- San jose I-Iighls tennis squad out-maneuvered VVilow Clen in its opening encounter, winning 4-3. Coach Clarence Sloetzer stated that the team showed great championship promise with XVashington as its main rival. Netmen and Wrestlers show potential Crapplers at San jose included two league champions, senior jerry Herrera, 191 lbs., and VValt Aunijo, 98 lb. class. Medal winners were jim Oliver, 191 lbs., Vaughn lmada, 103 lbs., and Adrian Rodriguez, 138 lbs. San lose hosted the SCVAL tournament. An experienced squad is anticipated for 1962-63 by Coach Donall Hogan, with a good shot at the league championship in the near future. r ll Bhwewff' f EPEMMW ill? ll lhavf-sees twins-uf, 'annum l 'WKWIMM f svimvw .llbqk Row 1, left to right: Lucio Garza, FS m laff to right: Chris Yasukawa, Roy Vierra, Bill Tanaka,Walter Tomihiro. Row 2: Steve Efthimos, qlfaigiao. Row 2: Rich Rico, Adrian Rodriguez, Ed Puentes, Lou Azevedo. NV - A' Klaus Clark. 421413, kb xmi' ,s Rtyv Swim Oliver, Steve Spencer, Jerry Herrera, CoachDonall Hogan. df LA' I 108 RTARSITEMWIMMING Row 1, left to right: Rodney Gratreaks, Tom Gough, Charles Allen, Ed BafY. Gary Campbell. 51097160 SPOHCGY. RFCH-ifd MBQUOHI TONY R-imifelf Laclergue, Doug Rowe. Raw 2: Ron Mahugh, Richardo Mascarenas, George Warrick Pike, Gary Campbell- Water churns with swimmers, power B SWIM TEAM Row I. loft to right: Joe Cobrunson, Michael Hannigan. Robert Aleiandro. Row 2: Tim Ge Dan Lopez, Anthony Machado. Row 3: Royce rison, Harry Branch, Tom Deasy, Pat Christensen George Patvalds, Ed Nutter. Bulldog aquamen won their first varsity meet, but lagged somewhat early in the season after a 4-4 record the previous year. Sophomore Warrick Pike broke the school record for the 400-yard freestyle, swim- ming the event in 5:02.9, about 11 seconds better than the previous mark. Coach is Bill DiCristina. . Ju. 109 Y A , W-wA,.,,, x N r 3 , u - vu .gauwczrr M., ,,J.J- --I Frank Volpe, Ron Piazza, Brian Sakamoto, Ron Lew, John Lopez. Row 2 Joel Perez, Hector Rodriguez, John Kawamura, Alex Frausto, Ron Rosso Dave Rurnppe, Bill Barashas, Stan Nakamura, Wayne Lewis, Marty Lanier, ww ua ' g SN N...,.5 Row I, left to right: Bramley Gardner, Steve Luedekke, Don Ciraulo, str Anton Zuger, Steve Spencer, Gary Landn, Dale Nelson. Row 3: John Hill, John Mann, Jeff Campen, Dick Ferreira, Gary Campbell, George Barry, Vince Collins, Dick Smith, Richard Macedo, Dennis Armstrong, John Torres, Ed Laclergue. Boys, Block SJ 1' J ghbnorf society Dan Valenzuela QZOJ, goes up for a shot as Sal Dc- Carlo 1412, looks on. The San jose hoopmen closed their season by gamering co- championship by boating Logan High School 39-35. 110 Naomi Honda Head Cheerleader The Varsity cheerleaders lend the yells at athletic events and huilcl school spirit and interest in the various sports by Q holding rallies onee or twice a week. Varsity Cheerleaders promote school spirit he A at f M ' ' raivifilvl m aww 'fr' giyzsvm eswmr ,,,f,,,fw fr' -uw 2 1 new mwjaz :Six L, ' mmm V 4 ,ffm -efeym 9-It . rsgvg is fufwjw' ,pf ' H xv ,,f ' ' X 'fa :frames 31 l X7 w mv. ,Q--rf was , 94: Egg fiwf, 'V we 'iff' ' ' gl' 'M ., , .V -wr , Ll ' wr ' ,- rf- , we re, ww I ir., rf 'Y umm! ,,,.,........:,.l'.. W 31.1 V, M4 r .,,,,, ef ,Q X . , W , , , -M.. ,rl ,,, V1, :W and ,. .X ,,,,,.,t, f f ,we ' W V ,. fy 9:3-1 513'Sf5C'I3',1iN r , ra ' ff , f' f Warm 'Q 5 Pwr: mm f L, , V V fr I : ' 232321-ff' wig A M . , , :mf -H 1 x N 1 f f ' was U' fr usage we -- M ' '-ffl f 9 3 'r Y W xxepw, -' wiki!! ' f .Nair N? , ' 45414 V v ef 4,4 1, Au: win: A ,ggfiqgq 520' r,,.,,, Diane A5505 Connie Rodriguez ,,,,..,, ,,,,, ,M .,,, V ,,,,,, .. ,,,.,. i2V?'2 ' ' 'WHE K5 2r775n3ls2IW 71139735 'Auf -' Wiiif f W we NIE Q., 3:93 LL, 3.7532 3 .fL5r'r', , Wi VJ751,,fs2,iA M 42-N V QAKRQ! m f 1 'FZWFHI ,, .f'L'4 9 I ' '31 Aff: X bww: N, 2 X X A 'E 111 Sharon Adams Head Pompon Girl Carol Hendricks y c I e . xr sl . mf !g,,,.,Ai,,, ww- 'NSS '1 V ?',fLLL.tL. t X , . . -ry 'sw , ' w -J 7 - , 1 ' . 4. .. 01:-.' 4. rf'f - 1' . .- - ,-Q, . V. . M ,. - Q , K4 . ., ' 1 1. .- 17? . ici? . 4' J . 1 V Aclcling color to games uncl Yilllll'N am' Sharon Barry along with Pom Pon Girls tlir- six prim pon girls, who Kathy Chesinul 112 Ap me WW fm l3lQll5ffy mf pl -A., kj ily? lm X v 'j ly, le M Qfiwflfwl R C Bukh Lagasca Head Cheerleader ' . . . and Thirties C heerleaders. Seen lendinz yells at the B and junior Varsity athletic cvn-nts arc the Thirtics Cheerleaders cymhla E 'e'V ' 'l Gay DeFranco 113 if WY J x illf 5 2 l a Mascot ,f , , l ff' .1 W V..-4 .f v XA! i ,F f j ' sf A vi i , i Tlic Spirit Lcaulcr helps tlic cliccrlcuclm-rs lxy starting yt-lls . amcl clirccting the rooting section. Julie Takala Spirit Leader Spirit Leader arid Mascot instill Bulldog Pride Mike the Bulldog Sam jose- lliglfs mascot, Miko tht- Bulldog, nclcls color to tht- zitlilctic cw-nts. Pep Club cntlillsialstically cliccr the Bulldogs ut ai lmskctlmll game. Susie Locks I 114 Cliccrlcatlcrs and porn pon girls lc-url tlic stuclunts in various yr-lls. 191 Row l, left to light: Beverly Ozawa, Dale Fuller, Jackie Horner, Ellen Taketa, Chizuko Kinoshita, Rosanne Macaluso, Julie Takata, Naomi Honda, Kathy Chestnut, Linda Aira, Kristine Needham, Suzanne Sutcliffe. Row 2: Leona Billings, Louise Jie, Linda Malafa, Delia Cervantes, Wanda Dye, Susie Locks, Dorlene Peyton, Rose Soto, Carole Garcia, Jean Johnson, Teresa Shcherbakov, Geri Mae Lee, Arlene Tatsuno. Row 3: Pat Vargas, Sandy Sunzeri, Cathy Holmes, Dianne Vaira, Charlene Enos, Chris Inouye, .i lx Q , ...H L EI 1- 4 Glenda Massano, Sharon Barry, Pat Colle, Josephine Schweizer, Judy Armstrong, Sue Mix, Row 4: Roberta Oftedahl, Faith ,Crearncr, Thaya Mune, Angie Siste, Connie lshihara, Rita Barcus, Melinda Walters, Jeanne Krayenhagen, Sandra Cain, Jan Spears, Sondra Cordon. Row 5: Judy Yuki, Elizabeth Lucas, Suzanne Geiger, Nancy Boekenoogan, Mary Lou Dawson, Linda Ware, Liz Cordon, Christie Nettles, Margaret Monchiero, Donna Freenor, Louise Crawley. Girls Athletic Association promotes These girls of seventh period sports r demonstrate their abilities in badminton. 1 I . iii! Girls of CAA exhibit their skills in various sports by participating in play days and in competition with other schools in the area. They work for points to achieve their blocks, their stars, and their chevrons. The girls have more time to learn about the different sports and they also take time out to learn the rules and how to officiate the games. I The GAA program also includes the aquacade held each spring. The girls practice diligently during seventh period and after school. Part of the prepara- tions for this activity by the girls is in the designing and making of their own costumes, props, and routines. , y f i 115 as N , , ,X if ..,.,. .,,, -s f. fl f - ag.. e Miss Joy Krafzke Miss Mariorie Hinson Mrs. Janet Axline abilities in sports Row 1, left to right: Joyce Richard, Dorothy Holdavvay, Terry Lopez, Sharon Williams, Linda Brown, Diana Wells, Diane Holmes, Cheryl Lett, Pamela Barry, Pat Eagan, Elma Quirin, Kimiko Wakirnoro, Janice Uchida. Row 2: Josephine Pusateri, Jeanette Kawayoshi, Odulia Cervanvez, Stella Hernandez, Dolores Soriano, Veronica Coffey, Mary Ann Leguillon, Alana Burris, Connie Zappia, Carol Scheidt, Linda Arca, Paula Ponce, Pat Seymour. I - l L .. I Girls jump for lmll on courts while playing lmskotlmll. 54 an ...a The girls enjoy ai game of volleyball in their gym when it mins Row 3: Anita Graham, Mary Lou Hernandez, Arnell Jones, Frances Gon- zales, Eunice Fuiii,-Lglaine Riley, Robyn Adams, Josephine Tabios, Gwen- dolyn Ribbs, Becky Qchoa, Alice Cabebe, Jean Croteau. Row 4: Barbara MeCkl9nbUV9, ElSl9,,K9S10f1, MBYY Chavez, Gloria Ringor, Pat Giordano, M6V'lYl'l l-Yda, Rlosemary Ringor, Veryleen Yarn, Linda Harris, Connie Rodriguez, Mall,Pina Mark, Barbara Gill, Mary Ellen Garcia. K, lux ly: 0 Pasillas, Louise Jio, Frances Gonzales. Row 3: Barbara Mecklenburg, Janice Uchida, Wanda Dye, Pat Vargas, Donna Freenor, Lynne Crawford, Pat Giordano, Anita Graham. Row l, left to right: Dorothy Holdaway, Jeanette Kawayoshi, Joyce Richard, Sandra Cardon, Cheryl Lett, Diane Holmes, Linda Segura, Kimiko Wakimoto. Row 2: Beverly Ozawa, Mary Ellen Garcia, Barbara Gill, Louise Crawley, Sharon Barry, Julie Takata, Linda Malafa, Carole Garcia, Margaret Girls' Block SI honor society Girls in P.E. classes show ability in tumbling. 117 We N: 45- ,fdf if In L J -i- . Q A. u L -Q on lsr u- ' u ,.'4. V Nr V ' V g? ,Q ' ' .54 if M F' -1 ff m M S .yTi5rKv L SERVICE ' fl! 'JV 1 , 1 ' Wise p . 7 i 7 7 f, are the 1? b3g77pAdver 1 r f AP J jio Nursery V, S.lo , Alice's BCZWIIOIJ F A Darling Bowh- Nm e Brothejl' l joe Elaine Photography artino's Furniture l ' gys ' , L O Mayfair Department Store I, Brian 6: Ralpl Printers Mayfair Florist rr n I Q l I I Class Clcimcn 7 5 I N. B. 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