Santa Clara High School - Tocsin Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1946 volume:

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Q if-bl .. was is it xx,.Z ix 12: if AQ, 1, M X . , , THE FOUR PRESIDENTS Roy Bunnell, junior pres- identg Iim Nevis, senior presidentg Edd i e Ponelli, freshman presidentg Eddie De Martini, sophomore president. 764 efaddezi ' 61644 of 1946 Petor Malmo Lena Amare Betty Ashley lilly Ashley Harold Axevedo Robert Baisa Halen Bay Edward Berlaccini Frederick Berlaccini Goorge Buehrinq Charles Cabral Clarence Cabral Vincenl Cala Marcella Cano Iohn Carvalho Derral Cerner Beverly Ceeena Ruth Champion George Chikuxnu Florine Ciriqliano Robert Clark Lydia Corea l l 4 R w 2 5 i Yvonne Coutinho Marco Crucolice Mary lane Fario' Iohn Farmer Dolores Floiie Betty Ioan Galiotto Patricia Hanaiord Iamos Handa I Keith de Bar Miriam Folkoy Iamos Garrett sane Hashimoto Qi!!! Maxine Elkins Henry Engel Anthony Fernandez Robert Fon-ara Larold Giro Geraldine Gonzalo: Sally Harada Richard lensen Betty Espinola Mariorie Fitch Gilbert Gonzalez Monte Iohnlon ' Blau of 1946 3 E Belle Ann Kaping lame: Koiimn Rnlhony Lanlri Hobart Langlord Don Lathrop Elayne Lawrence Connie Leonardo Marie Lima Mary Lou Lowrey Blanche Machado Marie Magqiore Lucrelia Mardelich Shirley Morlinex Nicholas Mayer Bill Medeiros Lela Meier: Lorraine Mello Ioleph Menacho Elaine Mondis Dolores Mesa Armando Moreno Evelyn llloura Isabel Moyano Donald Murray Kunio Nakamolo Carmen Navarro Iames Nevis Margaret Nunez Angola Prmelli Aurelia Pantiqa Olga Pires Gertrude Quieto Harvey Riley Dorothy Rodrigues Emily Rodrigues George Rodrigues Dolores Rogers Batty Ann Sggly Mariorie Sell Ellis Shepherd Patricia Siqala Dorothy Stames fy Fulaye Nitahara Virginia Radich Peggy Sawahe Herbert Takeda X Q F-,1.1..w , .. Y. ' 01644 of 1946 eff' bfi ig-PZ? sf. f Belly Tanner Laura Tralonqo Belly True lame: Tsuhui Lorraine Vierra Raymond Vierra Rebecca Villarreal lack William: Leonard Williams William Wright '1 Eugene Taylor Elvera Valenzuela Evelyn Welbam Edward Zarale Elizabeth Thompson lack Todd lame: Vargas Ice Vasquez Clara Wheeler Verna Wikander Not Piciurede Rico Della Maqgiors Raymond Epp Clairo lolml Amon Okd -Charles Parle Milton Wilson Paul Pendergral! Ed Lynch Tom Rose Peter Ramadan Richard Sepeda Q ,QQ - 4 r X E X 5 S s I :S f Q- X if id x S Q kwa is S x 3 Q5 2 Q x ,xg R 3 gi sk psf ' ew :Nu Q . GROUP ONE-Top Row: Paul Branco, Bob Parson 3, Bob Chavarria, Dwight Delamore, Al Bartlett, Eugene Simas, Bill Raemsch, Dick Riley 0 Third Row: Fedele Citti, Iohn Lesch, Tommy Green, Arlyn Oliver, Leroy Pasquinelli, Ray Bunnell, Don Ouellette 0 Second Row: Marilyn Reinoehl, Marie Paz, Elaine Ambrose, lrene Nunes, Pat Loughran, Rosemary Clesi, Iean Garcia, Barbara Graham 0 Bottom Row: Violet Nevarez, Car- men Escamilla, Alice Silva, Marion Knox, Lillian Felciano, Delores Wright, Eleanor Felciano, Dixie Potter. GROUP TWO-Top Row: Iames Bridgham, George Smith, Sam Nevarez, Richard Felkey, Raymond Gala- tine, Robert Moodie, Harry Van Dyke, Bernard Parriott 0 Third Row: Walter Rimple, George Portera, Terry Haley, Ray Fierro, Leighton Stumpe, Gordon Steele, Glenn Wallace 0 Second Row: Noney Thomas, Ioy Eaton, Iosephine Vierra, Nora Mae Hiatt, Ieane Brown Rita Costa, Alvin George, Richard Bibby I Bottom Row: Ruth Weast, Nita Arnold, Mary Darouze, Rita Arnold, Phyllis Shearer, Eleanor Abreu, Camilla Key, Helen Zarate. '7!w ,hmm Glen REMEMBER how the juniors ex- celled in sports and all other school activities? They led the yells, were members of the publi- cations stalls, played in the band and orchestra, sang in the glee clubs. They supported every proj- ect started. THOSE CLEVER IUNIORS! GROUP ONE--Top Row: Bob Browne, Harold Matts, Gerald Golart, Lawrence Stanley, Bill Gard, Floyd Davis, Bill Smeed. Henry Briones ' Third Row: Clarence Tower, Maxine Tatum, Cleo Pea, Anita Rovai, Anthony Gomes, Irving Wilcox, Harry Campos, Ronald Sego, lack Carlozzi v Second Row: Duane Iones. Wanda Prince, Gerry Ierkovich, Ramona Eberhardt, Isabel Navarro, Nancy Biorlie, Ann Torchio, Angelo Chavez U Bottom Row: Marilyn Rice, Kumi Shimada, Eileen Yamaska, Ruth Laine, Virginia Brand, Michi Sakamoto, Mae Ohara, Marion Woodlill. GROUP TWO-Top Row: Iesus Vanegas, Frank Burgos, Clarence Rodriques, Yoshiyulci Tsutsui, Eddie Akizuki, lsrrael Gomez, Don Humphry, Daniel Hruby 0 Third Row: Ray Pellicciotti, Frank Rodrigues, Wil- lard Young, Bill Mclntyre, Herbert Engelhaupt, Bob Waring, Ray Matsumoto, Vernon Behlen 0 Second Row: Caroline Benaglio, Teresa Pino, Vivian Semas, Eldine Enos, Cora Zambetti, Alice A. Silva, Eleanor Sylvia, Ethel Lingenielter, lean Giannini 0 Bottom Row: Ann: Marie Oblizalo, Beatrice Catalano, Bernadine Moore. Marcella Villarreal, Betty Santos, Rosie Gouveia, Rac iel Robles, Mona Belle Hook. The officers of the junior class for the year were: president, Ray Bunnellg vice president, Leroy Pas- quinellig secretary, Betty Santos, boys' athletic manager, Harry Camposp girls' athletic manager, Betty lean Galiottog Girls' League representative, Carmen Navarro: yell leader, Caniilla Key. Mrs. Mil- dred McKee was the head advisor. GROUP ONE--Top Row: lack Ellenberger, Bob Taylor, lohi Acevedo, Allred Silva, Ray Gamma, Alfred Freitas, Manuel F 't L w nce Orlando, Frank Conte O Third Row: Don Ferguson, Bob Thacker, Billy Smith, Ronald Goulart, Lois Mil- l'Bl GS, C YB ler Alice Ornellas Marie Menacho, Carmen Ojeda, Mary Magliocco I Second Row: Dorothy Bull, Fela Archibeque, Geral- dine Dias, Dolores Elkins, Dorothy Pasetta, Dorothy McGarr, Irene Mello, Lorraine Darouze, Evelyn Goularte I Bottom Row: Ellen lohnson, Ierry Burlingame, Carlotte Harmon, Loretta Sorment, Mary Lou Davis, Blanche Vail, Peggy Karnes, Mary Segador, Lorraine Garcia. GROUP TWO-Top Row: limmy Hayden, Hank Casio, Eddie De Martini, Ioe Ybarra, Cliff Ambose, Ben Ybarra, Harry Todd, Yoshiriobu Hiruse, loe Murakami, Robert Sol I Third Raw: Albert Handa, Virgil Nieto, George Honda, Richard Theme, lock Furtado, Ed Takeda, Frank Contreras, Herb Lara, Roland Pires O Second Row: icy Sims, Marie Brown, Ramona Mc- Donald, Renee Faulkner-, Delores Anderson, Rosemary Velasco, Rose Blanco, Genevieve Freitas, Antointette Burgos, Mary Cirigliano 0 Bottom Row: Esther Condensa, Betty Walling, Dorothy Garcia, Renkie Parker, Claudia Keller, Nadine Watson, Irene Campos, Emily Mendes, Edith Minamide. Remember the Soph Hop with its introduction to Spring Fever? They're an ambitious crew, those sophomores, full of initiative and bounce, Brainy, too, they prove to be since they outnumbered the other classes on the honor roll the first six weeks, THOSE PROMIS- ING SOPHOMORES! We S Blau I I GROUP ONE-Top Row: Philip Hayes, Albert Cebrian, La Vern Neller, Iohn Morse, Kinuye Nakamoto, Barbara Helton, Ruth Semas, Marianne Taddie, Mary Myers 0 Third Row: Albert Carvo, Rudolph Nevarez, Arturo Moreno, Violet Kawash- ima, Amy Kunimoto, Angie Zenti, Ieannene Lathrop, Enid Gardena, Louisa Borghi, Raeann Pinkham I Second Row: Manuel Perry, Henry Tabash, Don Priem, Wilford Tatorn, Mike Caudillo, Frank Sciortino. Iack Rubin, Howard Currey O Bottom Row: Marna Bell Enos, Vincent Alaimo, Wyniord Preston, Donald Anderson, Myrtle Santos, Beverly Esperanza, Nancy 'Carmody, Barbara Pimentel, Gerry Mendoza. GROUP TWO- Top How: Iohn Nunes, lack Beaver, Anthony Moitozo, Bud Sachs, Ed George, Merrill Malvini, Bill Mc- Clintock ' Third Row: George Sousa. Kennith Lowe, Jerry Diez, Steve Dias, Robert Frederito, Arthur Fierro, Gene Cia- battari 0 Second Row: Alice Gamez, Carmen Lamela, Nanette Mitchell, lngrid Iohnson, Irma Iohnson, Betty lean Vierra, Delphine Fernandes, Kathryn Sproul, Mercedes Vasquez 0 Bottom Row: Beulah Botelho, Loretta Reynolds, Dolores Sell, Diane Myers, Rina Palla, Lorraine Dias, Mary Ikegami, Dorothy Nak Jgawa, Arlene Garcia. The officers for the sophomore class for the year were: president, Eddie De Martini, vice president, Manny Ferguson, secretary, De- lores Anderson, girls' athletic man- ager, Betty Iean Vierrag boys' athletic manager, Robert Taylor, Girls' League representative, Bev- erly Esperanza, yell leader, Del- phine Fernandes. Mr. Paul Hich- born was the head advisor. GROUP ONE-Top Row: Alwyn Wegner, William Bailey, Clayton Morin, Francis Chirco, Dick lshibashi, Manuel Carrillo. Russell Wentworth, Bob A.,Clark, Frank Gomez, Vincent Dutra, Frank Martin, George Tsutsuii Third Row: Eddie Panelli, Henry Andrade, Donard Spitzer, Robert Cody, Yvonne Watson, Io Ann Self, Richard Bailey, lim Hook, Anthony Rokovich, Emil Buchser, Charles Castro, Angelo Traina 0 Second Row: Kathleen Copeland, Viola lones, Daisy Borghi, Necma Howard, Betsy Van Dalsem, Nadine Silveria, Mary Cintas, Ioan Davison, Beverly Lorraine, Betty Stanley, Dovie Murray, Mildred Hog. gard 0 Bottom Row: Mary Lou Piatti, Sylvia Baker, Ieanine Battorll, Ruth Kiesel, Helen Santos, lnez Nunes, Marian Costa, Alice Mattos, Nellie Io Prince, Ieanne Lovell, La Verne Sanders, Rita Lane, Marie Menacho, GROUP TWO--Top Row: Ben Garcia, Harry Ioe De Ornellas, Richard Ferreira, Donald Dunworth, Iohn Bringuel, Walter Alameda, Manuel Roman, Richard Angelo, Bob Akino, Larry Azevedo, Iohn Benaglio, Louie Rodriguez 0 Third Row: Alfonso Briones, Anthony La Barbara, Manuel Machado, Seiji Nakamoto, David lohnson, Dick Di Salvo, Bob Smith, Gene Pas- quinelli, Ed Flosi, Ronald Alexander, Sam Gil, Tony Nunes, Billy Mundy Osecond Row: Audrey Powers, Merilyn Orr, Alicia Moreno, losephine Guzman, Stella Villarreal, Marlene Pasquinelli, Frances Mesa, Barbara Diez, Noreen Adams, Yvonne Power, Laura Romero, Iosephine Tralongo, Madeline Sigala 0 Bottom Row: Florence D'Antonio, Elvera Beiarano, Rose Lombardo, Angela Cirigliano, Yolanclo Enlantino, Irene Ramos, Elmira Grijalva, Iacqueline Smith, Nancy Coates, Florence Parle, Gertrude Bridgham, Shirley Rotalo, Betty Rodrigues. f 'N ,,,,, 'pg 5- TX s REMEMBER those expert sports- f ,, 1 SW rf '.'I'-- -':'3X men at the Frosh Reception? And , 2 2 gs-,,.':ft 1: , those .rooting sections with every .-Q 'W' 5 X . . f f ' F 2 t Frosh yelhng at the top ot his E -rr . - SW3 ? lungs? And the costumes they Q ,ig ' X r gathered together? That was a Frosh Reception to be remem- a , - ' bered. ..., , , , y Q ecci . The freshmen are loyal rooters .5 X r lor Santa Clara High and a wel- 'X come addition. THOSE EXTRA- fw ORDINARY PRESHMENQ GROUP ONE-Top How: Eddie Cadogan, lay Moore, Don Hawkins, Gene Curran, Roger Beto, Britton De Shields, Stan- ley Wacholz, Dan Chabraya, lack Eaton, Bob Chabraya, Bruce McCahan, Herschel Davis I Third Row: Harold Priestley, Bill Surratt,-Doug Hines, Manuel Pantiga, Ken Hallenbeck, Lucille Locurto, Marie Locurto, Shirley Harmon, Lena Di Lonardo. Clorinda Di Lonardo, Carl Moore, Ciro Spano 0 Second Row: Martha Nix, Gwendolyn Hamel, Ioanne Toney, Pat Green, Eva Oka, Kiyoko Tsutsui, Nedra Tibbetts, Ioan Dahl, Lorraine Souza, Mary Louise lbach, Zada Douglass, Ianie Campos, Norma De Nio 0 Bottom Row: Ann Iacobs, Beverlee Ann Hannagan, Lois Kimball, Pat Enos, Ruby Meeks, Iuanita Lovett, Betty Strong, Marlene Reynolds, Betty Clark, Ioann Larson, Ioyce Fernandez, Norine Berg, Lorilea Williams, GROUP TWO-Top Row: Robert Keller, Charles Foster, Izmes McCann, Glen Kreger, Iim Burrone, Bert Bontrager, Bud Ferguson, I. E. Watkins, Tom Barreras, Ray McMinn, Ted Sciortino, Richard Enos, Iohn West, Truman Lowe 0 Third Row: Bob Clark, Bob Terry, Bill Botelho, Franklyn Maggiore, Louie Menacho, Donald Lauriano, Tom Barnwell, Roland Nelson, Iimmie Medders, lack Taylor, Don Medeiros, Leo Runyon, lim Abreu, David Farlow 0 Second Row: Lucille Alladio, Leon- ette Vaughn, Barbara Smith, Mary Ellen Stewart, Carol Resner, Lola Driggs, Teddy Placencia, Sally Nevarez, Gerry Gon- zales, Betty Wingert, Dick Da Pont, Ralph Kendley, Iames Matsumoto, 0 Bottom Row: Erma Evans, Iane Burgos, Helen Dolores Morales Claire Wendt Tomy Pierce sw 'X iff RN?-A he msirmt 'xwirx EEST? w 'R L fig? 5 . fQwN ' Y - X i q i :: l -L The officers of the freshmen for the year were president, Eddie Panelli, vice president Eugene Pasquinelli, secretary treasurer, Ioyce Fernandez boys athletic manager, Iohn Acevedo, girls' athletic manager, Dolores Garcia, Girls League representative, Rose Blanco, yell leader, Frances Mesa, sergeant -at - arms, Ben Ybarra. Miss Stella Leviston was the head advisor. Hashimoto, Marie Sakaguchi, Nancy Bacigalupi, Mae Fumagalli, Lupe Escamilla, Bertha Hee, Ioyce Melo, Shirley Dooley, H .,., , M . KT ti, I . ss st X s E -.r t z was R X f X , is ' , ' x , .. . . L gy I ,E M - ,SLS Q i . I F ' , t ' X Q l 1? A X 'RA it f N' vt V' -4' l s it , Q Q Q' , 3 L 5 s s t N rc Qs X I r N X K , 4, f Q X V' at X A , xxx Q, Q E Q Q x Q E Y -Q ss X Q 3 gg m T X ,, . -11 X. 5 x 5 4. : . X ik . .., X ,Q x A :sw A gt R 3 1 x QNX f - - N x f . ,I . I M y . 1 Q of XXX 1 Q + x x X , A - E X -A Q bf 5' , 5 1 1 if ii ...Q , AK V. W-ima M f f 'X I ZQQ y my 5 Z 4 f '14 M4 X 'X ws?-. , Q - if N xg- E 1 5 Sw, fl' F 2- X 'Q E 8 - fi. E Q ,rf, X Ns' ,ls 8 Dunce caps, of course, no longer exist, but it's not for a freshman to refuse any re- quest made ot him. Kenneth Hallenbeck dons the cap only for the sake of the pic- ture. Many students still have faith in an apple for the teacher. Gene Schwab, freshman, has his ready in case he should need it. -me aww, MR. EMIL B Top Row: Mr. Frcmk Sanders, Vice Principalg Mrs. Nadine McC retcry 0 B t oy, Sec- o tom Row: Miss Beatrice Como, assistant secretary. UCHSER Superintendent. So nic Clara Sc hools W i ik X , 9 in X Fd, , 5,2-imxllilt,-gt , Q i .,Y!i.fg...5,xi,Q., I ,Qi ' ??,i6 u5f'x 'sag -' 1? Top Row: Mr. Vernon Broadbent, Woodwork, Geometry, Mr. Gailord Chamberlain, Music, Mr. I. Halley Cox, Art. Mechanical Drawing, Miss Kathleen Dick, Commercial, Miss Zella Dickinson, Clothing, Miss Eulalie Diehl, Latin, Spanish, Iournalisrn ' Third Row: Mr. Philip Dougherty, English, Social Studies, Mr. William Duran, Boys' Physical Education, Miss Ruth Fowler, History, Mr. Howard Gillespie, Auto Mechanics, Mrs. Imo Garner, Commercial, Miss Katherine Graham, English 0 Second Row: Miss Florence Haimes, Science, Orien- tation, Mr. Paul Hichborn, Science, Mr. Elmer Iohnson, Boys' Physical Education, Miss Ethel Kennedy, Typ- ing, Library, Miss Stella B. Leviston, Mathematics, Mrs. Mildred McKee, Girls' Advisor, Girls' Physical Edu- cation 0 Bottom Row: Miss Iessie Mcl.eish, English, Public Speaking, Mr. Glenn Matthews, Music, Miss Margaret Price, Director, Girls' Physical Education, Miss Muriel Steinhart, Foods, Household Science, Miss Vida Uriell, Counselor, Mr. Robert Wright, World History, Mathematics, Orientation. Not Pictured: Miss Lyla Baker, School Nurse, Miss Amelia Coeke, Spanish, Mr. Russell Knaus, Mathematics, Science, Miss Florence Reed, English, Mr. Harry Rumbolz, English, Mathematics, Current Problems, Mr. Clar- ence Bjorlie, Metal Shop, Mr. Wendell Huxtahle, English. A fi- I-il GIRLS' WOODWORK CLASS Top Row: Florine Cirigliano, Clara Wheeler, Marianne Taddie, Mr. Vernon Broadbent, Car- men Navarro, Marcella Cano, Carmen Es- camilla 0 Bottom Row: Eleanor Felciano, Con- nie Leonardo, Elayne Lawrence, Dorotha Starnes, Helen Bay, Gertrude Ouieto, Tomy Pierce, Laura Talongo. 0 Absent: Isabel Moyano. tk: bs MODERN DANCE CLUB Top Row: Ioanne Toney, Ianie Campos, Sylvia Baker, Rita Lane, Barbara Diez, Dolores Rogers, Yvonne Coutinho G Third Row: Rose Lombardo, Rose Blanco, Lucretia Mardesich, Lydia Corea, Betty Ann Seely, Lorraine Mello, Ruth Laine, Ioyce Melo, Shirley Dooley 0 Second Row: Noreen Adams, Peggy Karnes, Beverly Esperanza, Dolores Mesa, Cora Zambetti, Eldine Enos, Isabel Navarro, Ioan Dahl, Lorraine Souza, Dorothy Bull ' Bottom Row: Irene Ramos, Ierry Gonzales, Blanche Vail, Nancy Carmody, Betty lean Vierra, Nancy Biorlie, Isabel Moyano, Carmen Navarro, Barbara Pimentel. mm s N - - L - - .gm Q i ex KX, ssits ili' , Q ki! ,X 4, g h x 1 l Q ' J ',,, , We S .ff F5 if L L to S S S 4 ' Y. ':' L ' f A sd i N Y 3 3 ix ' P 6 N is s , W ix 55 miim 'K 53,1 5 L Fu No event of the school year is more gala or riotous than the annual Hick Day Festival. The dignified couple at the top ot the page is Iimmy Med- ders and Dorothy lean Bull in their Hick Day garb. Contrary to what you might think, those two in the bottom picture are not both girls. Betty lean Galiotto is on the left and Harold Azevedo on the right. , . ART CLUB T Enrollment in the Art Club this year was the largest in many years. xA student must make a B average in art to become a member. The theme, Fantastic Fantasy, was used for the Art Club dance, one of the most elaborate of the year. Serving as vice president was Iohn Morse. Betty True was the secretary-treasurer. Mr. I. Halley Cox is the advisor. 1'- Alex Goflfqiles, president. l I..-'I . CALIFORNIA 'SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION This year the'CSF assumed the responsibility of selling and collecting the tickets at all athletic contests. Formal candelight ceremonies were held to initiate the new members. ' On their Honor Day the group took a trip to San Francisco. Mr. Paul Hichborn and Miss Ethel Kennedy are the faculty advisors. Betty Ann Seely and Blanche Machado served as the secretaries. Q Irving Wilcox and Eugene Taylor, presidents. CAMERA CLUB ' Camera Club members have been striving to make good prints and have kept their hopes high for an enlarger fwith no success as yetl. They have equipped a fairly adequate darkroom. The secretary and treasurer was Clarence Tower. Miss Florence Haimes was the advisor. George Buehring, president. FISHING CLUB One of the fastest growing clubs in the school fits the Fishing Club. Only four years old, it has tripled in mem- bership. This year several trips were taken to Santa Cruz where everyone may not be a successful fisherman but he has a good time. Camilla Key is the secretary. Mr. Vernon Broadbent is the advisor. Irving Wilcox, president. 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X X as Xfwx'siN 'i'Xf'k u k ,jX.gX:g:XLl' 'ww A , L E k , gg X V i, NX XX Q5 k R K y t 5X it ,M K lm 5,4 V N 1 X XV xi Sf X X X Gilbert FORUM CLUB ' lt's a small group, but their discussions of anything under the sun are spirited and informative. Monday luncheon meetings proved to be popular. Secretary for the year was Raeann Pinkham and Marie Lima was the treasurer. Miss Ruth Fowler is the advisor. Gonzalez, president. TRI-Y The Tri-Y is a girls' service club, closely connected with the YWCA. This year the activities of the members have included Junior Red Cross work, the sale of programs at games, an inter-club convention at Asilomar, a skating party for the student body, and two picnics. Secretary for the fall term was Dolores Mesa, and Betty Ann Seely took over in the spring. Angie Panelli and Pat Hanaiord, presidents. ORDER OF GREGG ARTISTS The O.G.A. is an exclusive group made up of girls who have a C average in shorthand and have passed their Order of Gregg Artists test given by Gregg and Company. The group gave a luncheon and an initiation for new members and sponsored a dime dance at noon. They have made field trips to State and I-leald's. Dolores Flosie was the secretary. Mrs. lmo Garner is the advisor. Pat Sigala, president. HI-Y They wore dresses this year and ribbons in their hair, but everyone knew that they were being initiated into the Hi-Y. The initiates also had to sing I'm a Moron at the noon dance and shine shoes for the lucky onlookers. Chuck Parle was secretary for the first semester, and George Buehring assumed his duties during the second half of the year. Mr. Howard Gillespie is the advisor. Leroy Pasquinelli and lack Williams, presidents. S? - X - 1. QS-i , S , an Q, we -.RQQQ-: -: X A 'ii X NX Sk .N ww I . vs' n gk - ' ' 'IX .uv .. x.N- . L ,X- 'X X X .ffx X , Q Y mf X Q5 x X - xx., XX i W .. k SK' X S, Qi rx gf 1 , Q 1... wi , ww fx x 'V , . . t V. Q . X Q as 1 'L M. M. .qi N... K xxx Q. kw49 X X . W m Q L Q . X W xx 3 2 N , S ,sw - M Q 5 E is . S x 1 N 2 Q x R . uw. ig, x kk, K . A Lg 5 X X in f j '-f ' X X . x if - Xi 3. ' 3 N Q N . X e A A Q .S we K gf N52 i F Q. ' -xv 5 ' X if f 3 X HS Q. X S W. ' S if W is V 1 ,. g AEK N X A Q Egwi y XS 1 Xmas A av? 3 5 5 GIRL SCOUTS TROOP 8 -Girls oi this troop have kept a book of clippings about the Santa Clara boys in the armed forces. Their social events have included a dance, two initiations, a picnic at Alum Rock, and a trip to San Francisco to see the sights. Miss Ruth Fowler is the advisor. Bernadine Moore took the minutes both semesters. Cora Zambetti and Eldine Enos, presidents. GIRL SCOUTS TROOP 13 I Under the leadership of Miss Margaret Price, this troop has on its calendar a sailing trip on May 18 and a week-end in Yosemite in Iune. They sponsored the highly successful Sadie Hawkins dance. In the fall they spent a great deal of time preparing gifts to send to underprivileged children. Angie Panelli was the year's secretary. Isabel Moyano, president. GIRL SCOUTS TROOP 13. IR. Also under the leadership of Miss Price, Troop 13, Ir. took an active part in the making oi scrapbooks lor the Red Cross. Several parties and a dinner at As You Like It were on their social calendar. Also planned are a sailing trip in Iune and a week-end at Stevens Creek. They also sponsored a skating party at Rollerland. Fall secretary was Nancy Carrnody, and Irma Iohnson took her place in the spring. Ingrid Iohnson and Betty Iean Vierra, presidents. COMMERCIAL CLUB ' The undaunted, unselfish spirit oi the members of the Commercial Club is illustrated every year during the various athletic seasons when they sell refreshments at all the games. The club also arranged the Toy Dance which is held to acquire toys to be distributed to needy children at Christmas time. Social events included a dinner and show and a picnic. Miss Kathleen Dick is the advisor. Secretaries for the year were: Evelyn Moura and Delores Anderson. Camillayglgey and Pat Sigala, presidents. Top Row: Nancy Bjorlie, Miss Ruth Fowler, Isabel Navarro, Eldine Enos, Cora Zambetti, Betty Ann See- ly ' Middle Row: Yvonne Coutinho, Lucretia Mardesich, Ruth Laine, Vir- ginia Radich D Bottom Row: Beverly Cesena, Dolores Rogers, Bernadine Moore, lean Garcia, Ruth Weast. Top Row: Isabel Moyano, Lydia Corea, Miss Margaret Price, Carmen Navarro, Florine Cirigliano, Camilla Key 0 Bottom Row: Noney Thomas, Pat Hanalord, Delphine Fernandes, Angie Panelli, Dolores Mesa, Betty Ashley, Top Row: Renee Faulkner, Delores Anderson, Miss Margaret Price, lean- nene Lathrop ' Middle Row: Peggy Karnes, Blanche Vail, Raeann Pink- ham, Beverly Esperanza, Irma Iohn- son 0 Bottom Row: Barbara Pimen- tel, Nancy Carmody, Betty lean Vier- ra, Ingrid Iohnson, Nannette Mitchell. Top Row: Mike Caudillo, Harry Van Dyke, Duane Iones, lean Gian- nini, Bette Ann Kaping, Ann Torchio, Geraldine Ierkovich, Miss Kathleen Dick 0 Third Row: Gilbert Gonzalez, Pat Hanalord, Betty lean Galiotto, Elcline Enos, Bernadine Moore, Cora Zarnbetti, Lydia Corea, Anita Bovai ' Second Row: Florine Cirigliano, Laura Tralongo, Mercedes Vasquez, Rachel Robles, Helen Zarate, Rita Costa, Marie Paz, Betty Santos. 0 Bottom Row: Delores Anderson, Renee Faulkner, Patricia Sigala, Ca' milla Key, Angie Panelli, Evelyn Moura, Marie Lima, .,. , x... - N ,N ,. i S ,Q S if was E V X xxx X 5592 . 1. x fig'- X I i X F3 X S .. N All' Sk gk - . 858, I Hs- QQ ,A , s is ,mi 3 U nil wslit A .x 4- , eh: 2' ' Q f if .1Q'. uf 1 , '.1Q'5X is . 'fm-,y W f iq A A I I f 'X X , -. , A', A-,. -, S x Sp 5 A M 'Q W xx . K . ' S Q 'j K s -s l' .ii H XY . X Q we . ' K 5 1 K A - V- j .L ,l ' in x K . 1. X- S 'ig' IX- 3 H x X I ,. 5 1 i 'K i, . Q A f X. X J' L -. -5 . gr A ' L'A, ' ,. S ' ' N . A x 2 QL . , ,, . R x ,L X f 6 ,wk X YQ ' k X. ' R A XX,X Q- 1 X - - ' 5 S M . X? K if' 'S wg w 3 F if 'fi X ' A X Q S s G .. so President Nick Mayer. whose job it was to direct the student activities and preside at stu- dent body meetings, student council meetings, and noon rallies. swmz ew., Wm: Top Row: Eddie Panelli, freshmen president, Ioyce Fernandez, freshmen sec- retaryg Ray Bunnell, junior presidentg Camilla Key, yell leader 0 Third Row: Dolores Rogers, election clerk, Blanche Machado, Girls' League president: Betty Ann Seely, Tocsin editorg Dan Hruby, Hi Times editor 0 Second Row: Delores Anderson, sophomore secretaryg Dolores Mesa, girls' athletic manager: Tom- my Green, boys' athletic managerg Dolores Flosie, senior secretary 0 Bottom Row: Iim Nevis, senior president, Angie Panelli, entertainment managerp Del- phine Fernandes, girls' athletic manager, Betty Santos, junior secretary, Eddie De Martini, sophomore president. The members of the student council control the purse strings of the student body and direct its policies. This year they authorized the purchase of new football uniforms, changed the size of the athletic blocks, sponsored the Frosh Reception, Hick Day, a skating party, the sale ot rooters' caps and decals, and the large noon rallies. Miss Eulalie Diehl is the advisor. Vice President Bill Ashley. whose Secretory Marie Lima. whose neat and Treasurer Evelyn Maura. who paid chiel duty was to stand guard at the accurate minutes ot the student body the bills and kept the books lor the door at all school functions and act as and council meetings make a depend- year and made reports to the student master ol ceremonies at the noon rallies. able record ol the year's achievements. body on how the money was spent. , as BETTY ANN SEELY, editor BETTY TRUE, assistant editor Rice, class and club editor Meeting nights and after school, Betty Ann and her willing assistants planned the dummy for the 1946 Tocsin and Wrote the necessary ma- terial. They present more pages and more pictures than the wartime staff was able to procure, but they still lound production difficulties. Miss Eulalie Diehl, the advisor, re- ceived valuable aid frorn Mr. I. Hal- ley Cox, art teacher. Dolores Mesa, girls' sports editor and Clarence Tower, boys' sports editor. 7fxe 7acun Slug George Buehring, snapshot editor Alex Gonzales, art editorg Marilyn Y Jli'7aw1 Ski! REPORTERS-Top Row: Fusaye - R Nitahara, Marian Niccolls U Bottom Row: Marilyn Reinoehl, Marion Woodfill, Dorothy Rodrigues, Ioy Eaton. EDITOR. Dan Hruby The Hi Times staff started out this year with only two experienced journalists, but they managed to turn out issues full of interesting news articles and many features. The paper was published bi-weelc- ly instead of weekly to allow more space lor sports andfeatures. Elvera Valenzuela and Betty Thompson, who graduated in Feb- ruary, are not pictured. Miss Eulalie Diehl was the advisor. BUSINESS MANAGER Marjorie Sell REPORTERS-Alex Gonzales, Bob Langford, Vincent Cala. Q5 C'-4,9 4 Scnoo BAND Top Row: Alwyn Wegner, Frank Conte, Manuel Roman, Charles Castro, David Iohnson, Albert Cebrian, Emil Buchser, William Medeiros, Paul Branco, Robert Taylor, Iack Ellenberger, Billy Smith ' Fourth Row: Ioe Ybarra, Harold Matts, Charles Cabral, Kathleen Copeland, Inez Nunes, Rita Lane, Charles Rodrigues, Philip Hayes, Lawrence Orlando, Ellis Shepherd, Sam Nevarez, Eddie De Martini 0 Third Row: George Smith, Eddie,Panelli, Ed George, Robert Sol, Frank Rodrigues, Ierry Diez, Steve Dias, Gene Curran, Franklyn Maggiore, Roger Beto, Sam Gil, Richard Bibby 0 Second Row: Anthony La Barbara, Milton Cachopo, Ioann Larson, Ioyce Mello, Ioan Dahl, Lorraine Souza, Lorraine Dias, Nedra Tibbetts, Iames Gomes, Albert Carvo, Frank Martin, Clifford Ambrose, Ben Ybarra. 0 Bottom Row: Tomy Pierce, Lydia Corea, Carmen Lamela, lack Farmer, Bill Ashley, Ray Fierro, Harold Azevedo, Rudolph Nevarez, Al Bartlett, Vernon Behlen, lim Bridgham, Alvin George. Climaxing a very active year for the band was the Spring Concert for the public on April 26, the first that had been , given since the beginning of the war, The organization played for all the football games, march- ing very smartly in their colorful uniforms. A pep band performed for the rallies. On May 4 the group took part in the annual Spring Festival at San lose State. Only twenty-four students had ever played in the band before, but since there are only six graduating, the director has great plans for next year. Mr. Gailord Chamberlain, music M director, Mr. Glenn Matthews, as- X sistant music director. Riemann luwuc t.. Si Beulah Botelho drum majorette- ii S . Q9 George Smith drum major- Barbara Diez drum maiorette. We-Nui' in ,.... .Q X g .5 G . A ff . . if , is t it Q 1 Q. N t its X lf 5 Q 5 'X Qfilit, 551 -t-- X A- A'--fl--fl-ss -t X S 'S Q W - QQ' x QW r 1 i . 4 ' ' . .BQ if fi A px' if L. - is t ty., .I we is rs. Q t. 2' xx x. I A ., tm' - s-.-.Qf A f-. -- The school is especially proud of its string ensemble, which has made many public appearances. It first entertained at the Teachers' Institute during Thanksgiving vacation. It traveled to Mt. View and Campbell for the exchange programs and to San lose for the Spring Festival. Mwucfb In a contest early in the year the name Panther Blues was selected for the Dance Band. The winning entry was made by Emil Buchser. New stands were also purchased, and the new name was painted on them in Y Band in marching formation. l l S xl,-Iwi' A . i l l String Ensemble: Seated: Lela Meiers, Marilyn Rice, Mary lane Faria, Bernice Meiers, Blanche Machado 0.Standing: T Delores Anderson, Lydia Corea, Mr. Glenn Matthews. Y l Panther BIues: Top Row: Lydia Corea, Harold Matts, Eddie Panelli, Rita Lane, David Iohnson, Emil Buchser, Harry Campos 0 Bottom Row: Delores Anderson, Robert Taylor, Donald Anderson, Iohn Morse, Clorinda Di Lonardo. gold by the art department. The group played for the noon dances and also for the night affairs. It took a prominent part in the exchange pro- grams in Campbell and Mt, View. ' I Mr. Chamerlain was in charge and Harold Matts was the student director. Q9- ORCHESTRA-Stonding: Lorilea Williams, Delores Anderson, Carmen Lamela, Harold Priestley, Carmen Oieda, Tomy Pierce, Lydia Corea O Third Row: Nannette Mitchell, Ingrid Iohnson, Irma Iohnson, Bob Clark, Paul Bronco, Bob Cha- braya, Doug Hines, Ellis Shepherd, Willard Young, loe Vasquez, Zada Douglass 0 Second Row: Gilbert Gonzales, Bernice Meiers, Ruth Laine, Mary Lou Lowrey, Barbara Dias, lohn Morse, lim Bridgham, Milton Cachopo, Donald Anderson, Edwin George, Bill Medeiros, Norine Berg, Will Bailey 0 Bottom Row: Mary lane Faria, Blanche Machado, Marilyn Rice, Betsy Van Dalsem, Ioyce Fernandez, Martha Nix, Ruth Kiesel, Lela Meiers, Marcella Villarreal, Irene Campos, Wynlord Preston. Not pictured: Erma Evans, Sam Bader. A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Top Row: Dorothy Rodrigues, Rebecca Villarreal, Viola Iones, Mike Cracolice, George Portera, Bob Chavarria, Bill Ashley, Betty Ashley, Maxine Elkins 0 Third Row: Marilyn Rice, Clorinda Di Lonardo, Harold Azevedo, Donald Anderson, George Buehring, Bob Waring, Ioe Vasquez, Rosemary Clesi, Ruth Champion 0 Second Row: Dorothy Starnes, Marilyn Reinoehl, Don Ouellette, Eddie De Martini, Ray Vierra, Alfred Freitas, Charlotte Harmon, Barbara Helton. 0 Bottom Row: Lena Amaro, Betty Iean Galiotto, Inez Nunes, Esther Condensa, Marilyn Wing, Lela Meiers, Isabel Moyano, Blanche Machado, Nora Mae Hiatt. Not pictured: Bob Moodie. CHORUS-Top Row: Lorraine Vierra, Lorraine Hayden, lerry Gonzales, Marie Maggiore, Delphine Fernandez, Rosemary Velasco, Gerry Mendoza, Marianne Taddie, Iosephine Vierra I Third Row: Clara Wheeler, Lucretia Mardesich, Yvonne Coutmho, Florine Cirigliano, Carmen Navarro, Margaret Nunes, Marcella Cano, Dolores Flosie, Olga Pires I Second Row: Delores Anderson, accompanist: Dolores Rogers, Sally Harada, Loretta Storment, Madeline Sigala, Dorothy Garcia, Shirley Dooley, Io Ann Sell, lean Garcia I Bottom Row: Marian Knox, Dolores Elkins, Loretta Reynolds, Beulah Botelho, Elvera Bejarano, Iacqueline Smith, Connie Leonardo, Carmen Escamilla, Not pictured: Nita Arnold, Wanda Prince, Rose- marie Rossi. You've surely seen some of the old pictures of the boys' sports tecrms, which Mr. Iohn- son hos hcxd framed cmd posted in the boys' gym. The old-fashioned hoir combs cmd poses crre typified here by Arlyn Oliver cmd Richard len- sen. P' Miss Margaret Price and Mrs. Mildred McKee, coaches. GROUP ONE-Top Row: E1ayne,Lawrence, 5, Marcella Cano, 5, Evelyn Moura, 3, 4, 5, Pat Sigala, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Madeline Sigala, 1, 3, 4, 5, Violet Nevarez, 3, 4, 5, Lela Meiers, 1, 2, 3 0 Third Row: Cora Zambetti, 5, Lucretia Mardesich, 4, Yvonne Coutinho, 4, Dolores Rogers, 4, Delores Anderson, 2, 4, 5, Ruth Weast, 2, 3, 4, 5, Carmen Lamela, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Marian Niccolls, 4, 5 ' Second Row: Alice Gamez, 4. 5, Florence D'Antonio, 3, 4, 5, Rose Blanco, 5, Edith Minamide, 5, Noreen Adams- 3, 4, 5, Peggy Karnes, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Blanche Vail, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, leanine Bottorlt, 1, 3, 4, 5 0 Bottom Row: Ioan Dahl, 4, 5, Neclra Tibbetts, 5, lo Ann Self, 3, Rina Palla, 2, 4, 5, losephine Tralongo, 5, Angela Cirigliano, 5, Rose Lombardo, 1, 4, 5, Mary Lou Piatti, 1, 5. GROUP TWO-Top Row: Arlene Garcia, 4, Delphine Fernandes, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Dolores Mesa, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Alice Ornellas, 5, Rosie Gouveia, 4, 5, Stella Villarreal, 4, 5, Betty Ann Seely, 2 0 Third Row: Gwen Hamel, l, 3, 4, 5, lean Garcia, 5, Marlene Pasquinelli, l, 3, 4, 5, Frances Mesa, 1, 3, 4, 5, Beverly Esperanza, 1, 3, 4, 5, Betty True, 1, 2, 3, Marie Maggiore, 2, 4, 5, Lois Kimball, 5 4 Second Row: Ruth Kiesel, 1, 3, 4, 5,'Betty Ashley, 5, Betty lean Vierra, 1, 2, 4, 5, Camilla Key, 2, 3, 4, 5, Betty lean Galiotto, 2, 3, 4, 5, Marie Menacho, 1,- 3, 4, 5, Lorraine Darouze, 1, 3, 4, 5, Helen Santos, 1, 3, 4, 5 0 Bottom Row: Shirley Harmon, 3, 4, 5, Dorothy Garcia, 5, Marlene Reynolds, 5, Betty Clark, 5, Yvonne Power, 3, 4, 5, Nancy Coates, 5, Rachel Robles, l, 3, 4, 5, Elvera Beiarano, 1, 3, 5. 1 Code: hockey, 1, tennis, 2, basketball, 3, volleyball, 4, baseball, 5. DJJ' Speak A large and enthusiastic group. of girls turns out each year for alter-school sports. Each sport boasts 8 to 10 teams. Managers of the various sports this year Were: hockey, Lorraine Mello: tennis, Lydia' Corea: basketball, Evelyn Moura: volleyball, Ruth Laine: baseball, Betty Ashley. GROUP ONE-Top Row: Carol Resner, 5: Gertrude Bridgham, 4, 5: Cleo Pea, 3: Rebecca Villarreal, l, 3, 4, 5: Marcella Villarreal, l, 5: 'Dorothy Rodrigues, l, 2, 3, 4, 5: Marie Menacho, 4 0 Third Row: Dorothy Bull, 2, 4, 5: Norine Berg, l, 3, 4. 5: Ioyce Fernandez, 3, 4, 5: Dolores Flosie, 3, 4: Olga Pires, 3, 4: Lola Driggs, Teddy Placencia, lane Burgos, 5 0 Second Row: lean Giannini, 2, 4: Elaine Ambrose, 5: Betty Stanley, 5: Ioan Davison, Mary Cintas, 5: Barbara Diez, l, 3, 4, 5: Alice Silva, 5: Ioan Larson, 4, 5: Mary Ellen Stuart, 4 0 Bottom Row: Lorraine Souza, 4, 5: Alice Mattos, 5: Beatrice Catalano, 4. 5: CIaire,Wendt, 4, 5: Tomy Pierce, l, 4, 5: loyce Melo 3: Shirley Dooley, 3: Mariie Lima, 2, 3. GROUP 'I'WO7'l'op Row: Lydia Corea, 2, 3, 4, 5: Dorothy Pasetta, 3, 4, 5: Maxine Elkins, 3: Betty Wingert, 5: Gerry Gonzales, 5: Dolores Elkins, 3: Yvonne Watson, 3, 4, 5: Ieannene Lathrop, l, 3, 4, 5: Marie Paz, 5. 0 Third Row: Kathryn Sproul, 1, 3: Ierry Mendoza, 2, 3, 4, 5: Barbara Pimentel, 1, 2,'3, 4, 5: Ruth Laine, l, 2, 3, 4, 5: Nancy Carmody, 2, 3, 4, 5: Pat Hanaford, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Angie Panelli, l, 2: Ramona Eberhardt, 5, Ioanne Toney, 4, 5 ' Second Row: Irene Mello, 3: 4, 5: Lorraine Mello, l, 2, 3, 4, 5: Ianie Campos, 4.55: Nancy Biorlie, 2, 3, 4, 5: Isabel Navarro, 3, 4: Mary Louise Ibach, 3, 5: Zada- Douglass, 1, 4, 5: Betsy Van Dalsem, l, 3, 4, 5: Pat Green, 5 'Bottom Row: Merilyn Orr, l, 3, 4, 5: Sylvia Baker, 5: Rita Lane, 5: Beulah Botelho, S: Loretta Reynolds, 5: .Ruby Meeks, 5: Pat Enos, 4, 5: Mercedes Vasquez, l, 3, 4, 5 Code: Hockey, l:,Tennis, 2: basketball, 3: volleyball, 4: baseball, 5. A L, KX l 5 if K My W 1 6 x Q 'Y f k 1 Q X I f .. X M ig X Q ,Q scsi N . .. xl, ., 5 S' X X N NN 5 -. ,- X' U . ist N A . X W' R, ,X Q- A S gi L K QE Si r fx Rx S S ' :fy -X gl k Q I :ii Six CV Sv fx . X - y 3 1: 'X W 5: 9 3 kk wi iR f'S Q 4 W 'N W 55 Q si u f ' X X N' fr X ,, . if 11 . X N Q A xx x X K is - , fi T W F s NH x N X 5 3 N E ,XS z g AN k wa. X N N .. X gigs 2 1 X -5 m 3 K Q-X .. - ' 1 . S X 4 xxx Q NX is .. .5 s Q fix N' vw i V BOB PARSONS' Ccpmin LIGHTWEIGHT SQUAD--Top Row: Ronald Golart, Iohn Bringuel, Manuel Roman, Bob Waring, Ray Gamma, Duane Iones 0 Third Row: Don Anderson, Terry Haley, Herbert DAVID IQHNSON' Manager Takeda, Allred Freitas, Bill Smeed, Bernard Parrioit, Alfred Silva 0 Second Row: Ronald Williams, Bill McClintock, Philip Hayes, Willard Young, Robert Al-AN BARTLETT, Manager Taylor, George Rodrigues, Harold Mails, Eddie De Martini 0 Bottom Row: Richard Angelo, Gene Pasquinelli, Alex Gonzales, Angelo Chavez, Emigdio Ordonez, Bob Parsons, Frank Martin, Harry Van Dyke, Bob Akino. Lightweight Scores Fremont 8 Santa Clara 13 Bellarmine 12 Santa Clara 8 Centerville O Santa Clara 0 Campbell 0 Santa Clara 35 Los Gatos 6 Santa Clara 0 Gilroy 0 Santa Clara 20 Mt. View 0 Santa Clara I3 ' VARSITY BASKETBALL - T o p R o w: Anthony Lanlri, Bob Langford, Al Bartlett, Iohn Acevedo, lim Vargas, Ralph Kend- ley 0 Bottom Row: Larold Gire, Bob Chavarria, Le- roy Pasquinelli, Anthony Fernandez, Don Ouel- lette, Bill Ashley. ANTHONY FERNANDEZ, Co-captain EMIL BUCHSER, Manager BILL ASHLEY, Co-captain San lose Hollister Palo Alto Gilroy Palo Alto A Mt. View San lose afudafk The basketball varsity ended the season with much glory and the nickname, the Giant Killers. They r lost only one league game and tied for the championship. Mr. Bill Duran was the coach. Varsity Scores Santa Clara 25 Campbell 17 Santa Clara 35 Los Gatos 17 Santa Clara 43 Bellarmine 30 Santa Clara 24 SL I. Tech 24 Santa Clara 23 Watsonville 26 Santa, Clara 26 Fremont - 27 Santa Clara 28 Santa Crnz 39 Washington 22 Santa Clara 36 Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Santa Clara 2 Clara 2 Clara 15 Clara 36 Clara 20 Clara 30 Clara 20 ri rtlly I l30's BASKETBALL The Lightweights won the championship for the third straight year with a record ot thirty-five straight wins for the last two years. They averaged about thirty-three points per game to the opponents' sixteen. The team was coached A by Mr, Bill Duran. San lose Santa Clara Los Gatos 1U Santa Clara 30 Hollister Santa Clara Bellarmine '14 Santa Clara 36 Palo Alto Santa Clara S. I. Tech 17 Santa Clara 33 Gilroy Santa Clara Live Oak 13 Santa Clara 30 Palo Alto Santa Clara Watsonville 19 Santa Clara 38 Mt. View Santa Clara Fremont 20 Santa Clara 25 San Iose Santa Clara Santa Cruz 14 Santa Clara 31 Campbell Santa Clara Washington 16 Santa Clara 31 ED BERTACCINI. C0'Cf1PlClin FRED BERTACCINI, Co-captain EDDIE PANELLI, Manaqer K Nmi ....,. r M., ,. . .. -X it -C, 1 we l30's BASKETBALL- Top Row: Ed Bertaccini, Don Anderson, Willard Young, Arlyn Oliver, Ray Vierra, Fred Bertaccini, Tommy Green 0' Bottom Row: .. Angelo Chavez, . .-f.. 3 5 2 K ' 1 l31 X Typical basketball rooting section, anim s Irving Wilcox, Sam Gil, Bill McClintock, Philip Hayes, Gene Ciabattari, Stanley Wacholz, Alfred Freitas. if ,1- ww Aw y ,Q 3... ggi 'ff' QL Q ffl, issuan- XX its 1 3 FW -B ' K Q N X 'W X: sm- l ,W A Q. Q X . M . 3 -,QQ 1 r 0 A .XAT .,, N W9 Q 4 s QYFXEQ x :xi R X XWQ bs f X lx L x in 3 N wx www ,K - SQ, SA . :Sf xv XX QQ R E N X .Q 'lr' f 'N' . W if xx. e 'PSN x mx' ex gg X Qxwvi 5 , my 1 Q QQ wi dw ff, N x 5 mg . X 5 S X xx x Q www Q Q f , QwXf'1XQQ K A 9- - ,. , g.g..x Q, 1 xl IN X X , kk wx gwxg 5 Wkikfwggiiv , Q . iw. ' ' X A , Q' L 2 .-AQ: x ' ,wg S . Q . N X 5' N Q x A 'x QQ A S + ' ' . X i ,.f..X X . .Q Ate -fi , Q l E .-sk ,- N.: . , Q '- . . 5 X85- X - f , Q Xwwwggwi W R gi X X Sl' 2 vgsk mm - M .wwmwwwm-Nw KUNG Q NRRNE SRX 1 l...Y,,SQ , JL WJ Sv sq' x. uf S iw N wx N A T if I .jwwsaxs V. ,af Qs' A ,N Qx S-N fig XS Aw Qi, XA N2 ff' J' 4 ' TRACK TEAM-Top Row: Clarence Tower, Floyd Davis, Izxck Williams, Ioe Catalano, Allred Freitas, Lawrence Orlando, Ed De Martini, Harold Azevedo, Iim Nevis, Bob Chavarria, Ellis Shepherd, Eugene Taylor, Russell Wentworth 0 Fourth How: Kenneth Loughran, Iay Moore, Dan Chabraya, Al Bartlett, L-Jrold Gire, Harold Matts, Richard Iensen, Iohn Morse, Bill Gard, Dwight Delamore, Iames Stegemiller, Larry Azevedo, Anthony Gomes 0 Third Row: Henry Briones, Albert Cebrian, Bill Mundy, Doug Hines, Bob Chabraya, lack Todd, Angelo Chavez, Tommy Green, Harry Van Dyke. Fred Bertaccini, Philip Hayes, Ralph Kendley I Second Row: Bill Santos, Bernard Parriott, Robert Frederito, Bob Clarke, lack Furtado, Ed Flosi, Carl Moore, Richard Bailey, Bob Smith, Roger Beto, Irving Wilcox, Bill McClintock, Anthony Nunes, Bill Ashley. o First Row: Iim Burrone, Harry Campos, Leighton Stumpe, David Iohnson, Ed Panelli, Richard Thome, Ed Takeda, George Souza, Gene Schwab, Billy Surratt, Bert Bontrager, Franklin Conte, Arlyn Oliver. - ,. WINNERS IN THE INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL LEAGUE-Roland Fires, Robert sol, Ray Goldmine, Iohn Lesch, Richard Bxbby, Bill wright. The track teams, coached by Mr. Elmer Iohnson, have not as yet completed their season. Q The varsity triumphed over .Mt. View and Centerville with the following scores: S. C., 79, Mt. View,. 465 S, C., 99V2, Centerville, ZSVZ, They were defeated by Campbell by the score ol B2-60, but won the Bellar- mine meet by 69112-491l2. The lZ5's defeated Mt. 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