Sunnyvale High School - Sabre Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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When Sunnyvale was in its infancy and first opened its doors to the students, a wing, shops, gymnasium, cafeteria, band room, and the administrative building stood in solemn tribute to a job well done by the educators, the architects, the engineers, and the crafts- men. Here stood a well-constructed building, having no more significance when not oc- cupied than a reservoir void of water. Confusion reigned supreme that first day. To be truthful, everyone, the faculty and stu- dents alike, were lust a bit scared and apprehensive about the future. 3 Administration 9 ,,,..,.A-'Ar' Students and faculty faced the problems and began to settle down to formulate schedules and adminis- trative plans for their school, Clubs were established and commissioners were elected along with a stu- dent council. The faculty was getting acquainted with tho students and establishing a nucleus of un- derstanding and unity. A student court was put into working order to enforce the laws enumerated in the newly drafted constitution. For the hrst time Sunnyvale was more than an inanimate structure of steel glass and yellow doors The new campus was now a year old and tangible construction was over for the time being Efforts had switched from constructing oblects of steel and glass to building tradition and achieving cultural maturity Yes, the second year was to see many traditions es- tablished at Sunnyvale. From the opening day at school, clubs, organizations, athletic teams, and stu- dent governing boards were established by the students who accepted the challenge ot the pioneers ot '56 The backbone ot any school's activity program is the interest shown by the taculty. With the taculty's help and guidance, tradition began to torm. There were well-attended and successful plays, dances, and games, all contributing to a scene ot industrious students and a growing school. Rallies were staged to give the athletic teams the big send-otts which they so richly deserved. School spirit was the pro- duct produced by all this tun, tervar, and activity. 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Tm x.Ng s 13P 'r 'aww ahve'-T if us' 'TT S If there were any students who didnt enloy the dances they were by no means left out A variety of activities were available Clubs were the order of the day The Key Club Thespians and Hi Y were among the new ones added to bring the grand total to over 22 Making real school history the drama department turned out the htghly successful presentation Harvey the Christmas Cantata and the Spring Musical The first annual college night was sponsored by the CSF Two more buildings ioined the campus as construction began on an open air swimming pool. Sunnyvale no longer appeared as a school born only three short .years before. Instead, the eftervescent, contagious spirit of Sunnyvale was accepted as having ex- isted for years and years. The cycle is now complete. Three years have passed since Sunnyvale first opened her doors to admit the student body. The traditions have been established, the reputations have been recognized, and the shrubs, flowers, and lawns have replaced the original landscape, weeds. In another week school will cease for the third time here at Sunnyvale. A structure of steel, glass, and yellow doors will be hushed for the summer months, but in Septem- ber, as the leaves fall, the cycle will start anew. l Words cannot express fhe great feeling of loss that fell upon Sunnyvale Hugh School on July 9 l957 To us Naom Blunt was not only a Teacher but she was a real fr end to everyone We will never forget her warm smule or her playful kidding All who knew her loved her and shall ever have a warm place ln 'rhelr hea Ts for her memory l R, ev- f fa I Cs , Wl,:fl'li5fl'6lfl'o 5G32 ,-arf. PCL i D N This year we have attained our maiority, we are graduating our first Senior Class from Sunnyvale High School. In three short years we have grown from a rugged beginning in a new school with all its shortcomings to a smoothly operating four year high school, which has taken its deserved place in our community. Visitors have come from all over the state to see our physical plant, our buildings, and our grounds. Without exception they have given us the welcome compliment of paying tribute to our courtesy, our spirit, our respect for our school, and our pride in its maintenance. It is interesting to note that very few of our original faculty have left us. The twenty-one charter membership has grown to fifty-five teachers. The student body count of tive hundred in T955 has grown to a present enrollment of thirteen hundred. Student parti- cipation in sports and clubs and membership in social and intellectual organizations has been gratifying in its rate of growth. Our Seniors going on to college can feel in every way ready for fair competition. Those who remain as members of our community can feel they are alumni, iustly proud of their Alma Mater. With our maturity we have added responsibilities. Our graduates will honor our school with their achievements, setting goals for their successors, reminding parents, teachers, and students that enduring traditions are not easily built or lightly used. Sunnyvale's Columbia Blue and White Standard is and will be a symbol of integrity. Marty Mathiesen The class of '58 shall always be close to me. Our ex- periences in pioneering the senior year were re- warding in this very first year at Sunnyvale High School. Now a new challenge is before you, wherein you may write a book of a glorious future, regardless of the path you take in life. lf you are honest with your- self and have a real desire to give more than you receive, you will some day in the sunset of life re- view the pages and be unashamed. To the student body I would say, This has been a very successful and rewarding year, this our first as a four year high school. This has been made possi- ble by a wonderful staff, eager students, and ade- quate facilities. To the seniors who have given us much of our tradi- tion, l would charge, To have a purpose in life, and having it, throw into your work such strength of mind and muscle as have been given you. We have had a great year, all of us - rallies, foot- ball and basketball games, class assemblies, the many successful dances, and brunch time with those tempting doughnuts hurriedly eaten as the third period bell rings. Yes, it has been a great year, and I shall always re- member it, But most important of all is that you will never forget it, you the first graduating class of Sunnyvale High School. Richard K. Wood ll District Superintendent Mr. A. C. Stevens, Jr. Assistant Superintenclents r Miss Winifred A. Ccomb Mr. Earl Goodell i' E1 Our School District's Administration Board of Trustees D Howard Diesner Mr. Louis Poviso Dr. Robert Smifhwick M . Howard Wyont Mr, Charles Pond 12 CUSTODIANS - F. Fisher, L. Ryker, S, Puritt, J. Carlos, G. Mero BUS DRIVERS - G. VVhecf, G. Thorpe, G. Mcsegion, J. Mitchell A. Gorico, H, Arizu, H. Himcn, M, Bonesteek W. Richards. J. Peck, C. Simms. Af- W7 CAFETERIA STAFF J Jumenez T Bumbaco F Rulz B Stoll F Cureton as o ' ' 0 ' 'Q' o o.0 . , ' 0 . O ' ' o To 'Q' 0' o o o . ' X O I OFFICE STAFF D Popovlch L Fuck B W D Mohre Miss Luther, Mrs. Durham, Mrs. Johnston, Miss Maier. Mr. Green, Mr. Sakamoto, Mr. McElvaney, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Godbout. Miss Nevins, Mr. Manger, Miss Gernriech. WWW .I 14 ' Jitsu T T74 --5.4 , Sunn vale L IPAIH Mr. Hart, Mr. Watkins, Mr. Kirchner, Mr. Gearhart Mr, Hassett, Mrs. Coleman, Student Teacher. Facult 0-9' Mr, Threlfcll, Mr. Lindsey, Mr, Nunes, Mr. Kling. Mr. Torres, Miss MacPherson, Mr. Weber, Mr, Lone, Mr. Alldridge, Twigg, Miss Mr, Sodergren, Mr. Swift, Mr. Vcrich, Mr. Jordon, Mr. Vuchon. Mr, Pierstorff, Mrs. Srewcri, Mrs. Mount, Mr. Cousins. mfg 1' 1,71 9' ,L 2 I s f I 1 qs 15 Mr. Cruze, Mr. Brewer, Mr. Koodo, Mr. Ponzio. M s. Holliday, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Lawrence, CNOT PICTUREDD Mr. Woxhcm, Mrs. Modrigol. 16 Mrs. Ballard, Miss KouHmcn, Mrs, Ells. Miss Dirstine, Mr, Beftencourf, Mrs. Cowing, Pittman, Mr. Fronczok, M Class of 58 Sophomores faha J Freshmen Juniors U 1 39' 9115 CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President, Fernie Garcia, Sergeanrat-arms, Dick Dalke, President, Dominic Maselli, Treasurer, Juanita Higgins, Social Manager, Jan Blair, Secretary, Karen Christensen. Issof' 2 ,Q , I 45 -nj SENIOR COUNCIL: Joycelyn Zucchi, Jim Flanagan, Fernie Garcia, Greg Hidalgo, Jerry Boatman, Janet Woodward, Jo An Collins, Jan Blair, Karen Christensen. Advisors, Mr. Vuchan and Mr, Varich. 18 Thanks for the Memorues Wuth a feelung of regret we leave students and teachers we have known and learned to love Funally we are graduatung As we graduate we wull go our separate ways and as we grow older we wull cherush the memorues of our hugh school days We were FRESHMEN at Fremont We went to the Frosh Jolly Up where we had a wonderful tume Our class olticers were a combunatuon of students from Sunnyvale and Cupertuno The Frosh Assembly Heaven was acclaumed a huge success It was saud 'Thus class wull go far AND IT DID' In our SOPHOMORE year we chose the first student body ofhcers cheerleaders and song gurl of Sunnyvale Hugh School There were two separate schools on the Fremont campus at the first part of the year but un February 1955 we moved to our new campus Wuth only two classes of unexperuenced lowerclassmen we struggled together to buuld a new school We wrote the school constututuon our fight song and started many fine tradutuons Our class sponsored a Sophomore Hop and put on a terrufic assembly called Smokey .loes Cafe We also presented a Chrustmas cantata whuch has become a tradutuon As mughty JUNIORS we celebrated the first burthday of Sunnyvale Hugh School Our school was now a year old and already developung unto a fine school one to be proud of Burnt Toast of the Town was the name of our Junuor Assembly The Junuor Dance was called Sprungtume un Jamauca Dear Ruth the Junuor Play was the first dra matuc three act play that we presented Sunnyvale Hugh for the first tume un our dustruct presented a musucal comedy It was entutled Seventeen Beung very ambutuous we had a magazune druve to rause money for the student body fund Durung basketball season we entered the SCVAL competung wuth four year hugh schools for the first tume As part of the luttle bug league we held a tournament un our gym where we competed wuth Camden and Los Altos who were two other three year schools We are now SENIORS Four years of fun and hard work have drawn to a close Deserted corrudors and vacant lockers sulently remund us of some of the best years of our luves These four years have gone by all too fast We realuze that we wull never be able to re luve these happy years Fundung ourselves wuth the tutle of Superuor Senuors we took charge of great respon subulutues An actuve partucupatuon un school actuvutues was an outstandung character ustuc of our class As a four year school our teams entered the SCVAL Although we dudnt wun all of our games we receuved much needed experuence un both playung the game and un sportsmanshup We started the Senuor Councul to help our class and to organuze our actuvutues We sold statuonery and Chrustmas trees as moneymakung prouects A second musucal comedy Good News was very successfully guven We wull always remember the fun we had on Senuor Nught where we gave skuts about all the teachers ln our Senuor Assembly Thanks for the Memorues tears came to our eyes as we sang Thanks for the memorues The teachers that we had We really made em mad But when we graduate They re goung to be so sad We thank you so much Thanks for the memorues The football games were fun There were some we even won We rooted and we cheered We never ever feared We thank you so much Thanks for the memorues Of song gurls at each game Of cheerleaders at the same Of drull team of band Of Jetro he s our man We thank you so much Thanks for the memorues Our freshman year was a blast Our sophomore year a smash Our lunuor year Our senuor year And here we are at last We thank you so much O . . , 11 11 . - , - 11 11 - - ' 1 1 - 1 1 - - 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 11 11 - 11 1 11 ' - ' 1 1 11 11 - - 11 - - - - 11 11 11 - - 1 1 - 1 1 . . ,, ,, . . . . . , , . ,, . . ,, . . 1 . . . . . ,, . . ,, 1 . , . . . . . 1 - 11 11 - ' 1 1 - 11 , . 11 - ' 11 . 11 l 1 1 ' I I 1 I 1 1 1 - , . I l I I i 1 f 1 1 O I i de ou' Sw ' o uw ox X 'Co O B ,AQOQQ Walk down Your cop QXX emembef our SSW! R o 1- ,qxse W, f 1 'HY-'gd A Q' K Yx. NX YN the MOUS X and 9OWn Vfpf 0 SSO Of- pf O6 G fad.. 0 . fles- Mmo Meter. u ore slngKUQ the Here VO gi-4 -, 1. '04 1 ,Q 'wr Bate, Lester Bauman, Sandra Bearden, Bobby Track I Song Girl 2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Tennis 3 Girls League Pres. 2,3, TYGCl4 2 Band l,2,3 Comm. 4 Board of Control 3 Traffic Squad 2 Honor Roll l,2,3,4 Block 5 2,314 N,F.L. 2,3,4 Assemblies l,2,3,4 Bernal, Rosemary Drill Team 2 Assemblies 4 Student Council l GAA l Berry, Sharon F Public Re'ations Com. 4 Song Girl 2 Girls League 2,3,4 Yearbook 2,3 Skywriter 3,4 Bernlwardt, Rosella Bernstein, Richard Ronald Transfer student from Bisrnark, Student Body Office 2 North Dakota, Junior Year. Tennis 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Bond l,2,3,4 Christmas Cantata C.S.F. I,2,3 Key Club 3,4 Bevis, Dick Blackburn, Paula Football 2,3,4 Tra sler student from Track l,2,3,4 San Jose High, Sophomore Honor Roll l,2,E,4 year, Block S 2,3,4 Wrestling 2,4 Blackwell, Bev Anne Transfer student from Fremont, Senior year. Student Council 4 Brandenburg, Marion Lee Transfer student from Wichita, Kansas, Senior year. C.S.F. 4 Blom jan Boatman, Jerry Class social manager 4 Football l,2,3,4 Song Girl 4 Traltic Squad i,2 Rolly 4 Sophomore Class V. Pres. Dance Committee 4 Block S 23,4 Student Council 4 FlYWl19SlS 2,3 Bond, Lynne Ellen Choir l,3,4 Honor Roll I Brio, Carmen Johr Track 3,4 Bond l,2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3 Assemblies l,3,4 Traftic Squad 2,3 Brock, Kirby Band l,2,3 Brown, Ethel Molorette 2 GAA 2,3,4 Flag twirler 3,4 Burgess, Jeanette Pep Commissioner Spanish Club 3 Drill Team 3 Pep Club 3 Student Council 3 Cassalata, Peggy Junior Class Song Girl 3 Rally 3 Pep Club 3 Dance Committee 3 Collins, Jo An Honor Roll 3,4 Activity Comm. 4 Pep Club 3,4 Yearbook Editor 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Craig, Joe Student Body Pres. 2, V. Pres. 3 Football l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Block S 2,3,4 Key Club Pres. 3, Lt. Gov. 4 Christensen, Karen Girls League Sec. 2,3 Frosh. Class Treasurer Senior Class Secretary Rally 2,3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Coca, Walter Trottic Squad 2 Daleo, Nick Football l,2,3,4 Board of Control 3 Block HS 2,3,4 Flywheels 2,3 25 Cole, Betty Honor Roll l Drill Team 2 Yearbook 2 Skywriter 2 GAA 2,3 Compasso, Gary Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3 Assemblies 'l,2,3 Block S 2,3,4 Key Club 4 Dalke, Richard Sgt. at Arms 3 Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Block S 2,3,4 W0 'YLTY ve--MJ Flores, Ramon Donato Student Body V. Pres. 4 Football l,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,3 Assemblies 3 Block S 2,3,4 Gilmore, Bessie Judith Public Relations Com Girls League Pres. 4 Honor Roll I Christmas Cantata 3 Skywriter 3 m.3 Garcia, Fernie Student Body V. Pres. 2 Senior Class V. Pres. Football l,2,3,4 Track 2,4 Board of control 2,3,4 Garcia, Teresa Spanish Club 3 GAA 2 Gerbo, Mary Alice Cheerleader 2,3 Girls League 2,3 Rally 1,2,3 Assemblies i,2,3,4 Student Council i,2,3 Gipson, Bill Track 3,4 Grant, Garree Yearbook 3 Transfer student, Junior year. Green, Pat Christmas Cantata 3 Pep Club 4 Choir 1,3 Green, Richard Maior: College Prep Griffiths, Judith Honor Roll I Christmas Cantata 3 Seventeen 3 Student Council 3 Harris, William Basketball l,2,4 Band l Hamm, Ernestine Girls League 3 Assemblies 3,4 Gustafson, Marlene Faye Christmas Cantata 3 Bond 3 Seventeen 3 GAA l Student Council 3? Harper, Thomas Foster Transfer student from Houston Texas in Junior year. Swimming 4 Harris, Carol Transfer student from San Lo- renzo in Soph. year Christmas Cantata 3,4 Hembree, Wayne Football 2 Track 2 Swimming 4 Photo Club 2 Wrestling 3,4 Hensley, John Baseball 3,4 C.S.F. 3,4 Block S 3,4 29 Hewitt, George Football 2,3,4 Band l,2,3 N.F.L. 2,3,4 Thespians 2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3,4 .3 si s T Jenkins, Madeline Jessup, Mary Jimenez' Bob Moior: Commerciol Student Body Sec. 2,4 Sponish Club Q Sfudenf Body ACT. Pt. Sec, 3 Rolly 2,3 Honor Roll l,2,3,4 Assemblies l,2,3,4 Johnson, Bob Johnson, Dorothy JOl1nS0n, Ernesiine Foolboll 2,3 Transfer srudenl from Shosfo Drill TSCIYT1 2 Assemblies l,2,3 High School in Senior yeor. Slsywflfef 3 Block S 2,3,4 Rclly 4 GAA l,2,3 Key Club 3,4 Bond l,2,3 -R 'J' 'Y' 4 Jones, Charles B. Jones, Pat Jones, Pauline N F.L. 2,3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 GAA 3 Seventeen 3 Girls Lecg.e 23,4 Deor Rwh 3 C.S F. 3,4 Block S 23,4 NFL. 2,3,4 Key Club 2,3,4 Assemblies l,2,3,4 .lu anez, Ray Soph. Sgt. at Arms Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3 Board of Control 2,3,4 Block S 2,3,4 Koch, John Maior: College Prep. Lanz, James Alfred Track 2,3,4 Wafer Polo 4 Honor Roll 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Student Council l,2 Kelly, Dave C.S.F. l,2,3,4 N,F.L. 2,3,4 -lUd9e 3 Kenl, Bob J. Football 2,3 T,-ack 12,3 Key Club 2,3,4 Shop 3 Q l Lincoln, Richard Basketball 3 Swimming 4 32 King, Don Jr. Class Sgt. af Arms Football 23,4 Track l,2,3,4 Board of C onfrol 2,3,4 Block S 2,3,4 Le Mier, Marcia Drill Team 2 GAA l,2,3,4 Lindsay, Carole Transfer srudeni from Dallas Texas in Sr. year. Dance Band 4 Honor Roll 4 Assemblies 4 K Lobner, Larry Football 4 Tennls 3 Band l,2,3 Block S 3,4 Crusodefs Hi-Y 3,4 Lynch, Dennis Football 2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3 Skywrlter 2,3,4 Studenl Body O Block S 2,3,4 fllcer 2 Locke, Sue Student Body Sec, Girls League 2,3 Rally 3 C.S.F, l,2,3,4 Yearbook 2,3 'sy 3 Long, Donald Malor: Commercial Shop Lozano, Franke Ja Track l,2,3,4 Seventeen 3 Yearbook 4 Key Club 2,3,4, Flywheels 2,3,4 11125 K MacDonald, Joanne Drill Team 2,3 Assemblies I Chrlsfmas Cantaf Seventeen 3 Skywrlter 3 O Mclean, James Football 2 Band l,2,3,4 Assemblies 3 Mamas, Esperanza Maider, Norman Trafflc Squad 2 Flywheels 2 Mill Robbers 4 Chair l,2,3 MUVQVGVE, Tallas Doyle Jr. Mars, Bonnie Lou Marshall, Janet Martin, David Transfer student from Redding, Transfer student from San Spgnigh Club 3,4 Tmngfef Sfudenf from Von Calif, in Senior Year. Francisco ilowell High Schooli Drill Team 3,4 Nays in Senior year, Photography 4 C.S.F. 4 Seventeen 3 Honor Roll 4 Latin Club 4 Harvey 4 Pep Club 4 1 5 Maselli, Dominic Student Body Pres. Football 23,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Senior Class Pres. Key Club 2,3,4 3 Yearbook 4 Melin, Dale Meyer, Mozelle Track 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2 Band l,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Honor Roll l Assemblies 2,3 Block S 4 Michelsen, Diane Miller, Edward Ja Christmas Cantata 4 Seventeen Publicityf 3 fl mes Jr. Missakian, Crass Track l,2,3,4 Studert Body Pres, C,S.F. l,2 Baseball 2,3,4 Honor Roll l,2 C.S.F. 2,3,4 Science Club l,3 Block S 3,4 Block S 3,4 Key Club 3,4 34 ' L l Monahan, Ken Football l,2,3 Track l,2,4 Honor Roll l,4 Block S 2,3,4 Flywheels 2,3 .,-.49 Monasmilh, Jeannehe Moore, Nancy Ann Morales, Vincen? Nino Morris, Glenda Charlene Transfer student from Transfer sludenf from C.S,F. 2,3,4 Bond l,2,3,4 Capach.no High School in Monterey, Calif. in Honor Roll l,2,3,4 HOnOf Roll l,2,3,4 Sophomore year. Girls League 3 GAA 4 Senior year. Spanish Club 4 Lorin Club l g- 4?-. Morrow, Bob Nakano, Elenor Nawrocki, Caihy Maior: Commercial Drill Team l,2,3,4 ASSS'fbllES 23,4 Junior Class Sec. Pep Club 4 Girls League 2,3 Student Council l,2 Rolly 2,3 Pep Comm. 4 N F.L. 23,4 Assemblies l,2,3,4 Skywriler editor 2 Bible Club l,2,3,4 Studenf Body Publicity Man. 2 Nevils, Jerry Niefo, Patsy Orlega, Linda Dgfge Qgrwfvtee 4 J, :' Class CSF, l,3,4 Pdf l,Q,3,4 Hoi-or Roll l,2,3,4 Studef' Cours' ',2,-4 French Club 4 Assemblies 3,4 35 Slcywriter 2 Ortiz, Jenny Mo or: Ccrvrnerc Pacheco, Mary Alice Girls Athletic Comm 2 Girls League 2,3 Assemblies 2,4 GAA i Pa tterson, Floyd F. French Club 2,3 Traihc Squad i Pack, Betty Honor Roll 23,4 Assemblies 2,3 Parrish, Sondra Carol Christmas Cantata 2,3 GAA 2 Student Council i GAA l NK' Parry, Carol Maior: Commercial Perez, Paul Football 3 Honor Roll l,3 Peterson, Louise Powers, Jerry Honor Roll 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 NFL. 3,4 Thespions 3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Assemblies l,2,3 Drill Tecm 2 GAA l,2,3,4 Pnnckney, Carol Anne Christmas Cantata 3 Chofr i,3,4 Christmas Cantata 3 Block S 4 Price, Andrew Track 3,4 Ray, David Football 4 Basketball 4 Science Club 3 Chess Club 3 Trafiic Squad Reno, Emery A. Football 23,4 Track 2 Baseball 23,4 Block S Wrestling 23,4 Prouse, Dixie Lee Honor Roll l,2,3,4 Randano, Jerry Lee C-5-F 2 Jr. Class Social Mgr. N.F.L, 23,4 Dance Comm. 23,4 Assemblies l,2,3,4 Track 2 Flag Girl 3,4 I Assemblies 3 Rauenhorst, Marilyn Soph. Class Treasurer C.S.F. 3 Honor Roll l,23,4 Tlwespians 3,4 Dear Ruth 3 Ray, Janice La Nell Cheerleader 4 Maiorette 23,4 Thespians Assemblies 23,4 Skywriter 2 Rice, Marilyn Kay Scrg Girl 2,3 Girls' League 2,3 R y l 23 Saarlsrl GAA l Cleo Richards, Tommy Ray Basketball 3,4 Track 3,4 Block S Ri 'QU' 1' i l der, Roger John Robertson, William L. Rogers, Florence Rogers, Rufus H. Transfer student from Christmas Cantata 2 Transfer student from Football 2 Des Moines, Iowa in Photo Club Notre Dame High School Track 3,4 Senior year. TraFfic Squad in Senior Year. Honor Roll l Baseball 4 Drill team 4 Harvey Romero, Armand Rostege, Tim Rush, Margaret Basketball l,2,3,4 Boys League Pres. 2 Judge 3,4 Track 2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Assemblies l,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Block S 2,3,4 Black S 2,3,4 Sanchez, Shirley Sanford, Shirley Sargent, Roscoe Schroeder, Darlene M FHA l Chair 2,3 Football l,2 Studert Council l Harvey 4 Track 3,4 Pep Club 4 Baseball 4 Student Council 3 Trafic Squad l Christmas Cantata 2,3 38 if Thoen, Erik Andrew Sevenleen 3 Van Zandt, Winston Honor Roll l Spanish Club 4 Loiin Club l Thomson, George Football l,2,4 Thompson, Richard A, glock HSI' 2,4 School Proiectionist 4 Flywheelg 2,4 Tougos, Dennis Bosketbcill 2,3 Golf 3,4 Assemblies 3 Block S 3,4 Flywheels 2,3 Waddingion, Gary Football 2 Track 3,4 Wade, Orilla Assemblies 2 Choir l,4 Dear Ruth 3 Welfon, James Paul Football 4 Boslcerboll 3,4 Track 3,4 Block S 3,4 Key Club 3,4 Walls, Nancy Lee Yeleer l,2 40 l Westcott, Gary V. Track 3 Winton, Marion Football 3 Track 3 Honor Roll 2 Woodward, Janet Lucile Cheerleader 2 Rally l,2,3 Christmas Cantata 3,4 Student Council l,2 Williams, John Football l,2,3,4 Track 2 Wrestling 23,4 Block S 2,3,4 Board of Control 4 l I Williamson, Rosemary Rally 4 Assemblies 2,4 Yearbook 3,4 Activity Board 4 vu-. 4' Winters, Jeannette Choir 1,4 Wolff, Donna Girls League 2,3 Christmas Cantata 2 Skywriter 2 Zucchi, Joycelyn Cheerleader 23,4 Girls League Rep, 2,4 Assemblies l,2,3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Student Ccufcil l,Q,3 Q5 Wcodwa rd, Janice Louise Clwcerlewde' 2,3 Assent es ' 2 4 As You II ee In the Future f U This as work Gm 99 yeqrsl Fearless Gerbo Womon Vofe for Crolgl Go-Mon Go Wrestler ElVlS hGS COFNPSYIYIOH f10Wl C A T spells cot Meet one o Rockey s She morrled o mulllonoure Our hero' boys 4wheel broke service Beouty ond the beast Cornogle Holl here I comel Dug thxs anchor clonkerl Pr' Counirv Cuz-Roy . . . Daddy l ll bush his head 'n.. Tonsilec1omy??? Secret formulo xyw Mr. Roh, Roh, College Professor Lynch, flrsf mon Oh, my ochin' tooth! to the moon 42 ' :gil CAM Class Qfflcers JUDY WOLFF Treasurer o JANET MICHELSEN, Secretory JERRY NIETO, Vice-President o 0 1' I Mighty Juniors SAM AVILA President ROW 'lx K. Cooney, N. Sims, B. Beatty, S, Starks, H. Breein. ROW 2: C. Voss, M. Gillihan, J. Fankell, C. Jenkins, D. Garriga. ROW 3: L. Mesa, J. Paulson, H. Horn, M. Adamson. We were off to a good start in our freshman year with quite a few pupils. We were very happy to finally be a part of Sunnyvale High School and were determined to be the best class in school. Our first thoughts were to make a good impression upon the teachers, but that didn't last long! To help us get through our first year, we elected Johnny Sotelo, president, Joe Torres, vice-president, Todd Peterson, secretary, Kathy Cooney, treasurer, Emily Jackson and Barry Kinney, social managers, and Gerald Amaral and Judy WolFf, sergeants-at-arms. We joined clubs, struggled through classes, and tried to do the right things expected of a Freshman Class. Some of our members made basketball, base- ball, football, track, and wrestling teams. Many girls made the drill team and went out for maioretting and GAA. Our freshman year was much fun, but we looked forward to our sophomore year with excitement. To start our second year at Sunnyvale, we elected the following officers, president, Barry Kinney, vice-president, Geraldine Munoz, secretary, Carmen Fernandes, treasurer, Judy Wolff, Jeanette Webb, social manager, and Joe Lomeli, sergeant-at-arms. Jeanette Webb, Nancy Sims, and Carmen Mays were elected song-girls from our class. Our energetic class participated in everything. Our brains made Honor Roll and CSF. Our athletes made important splashes in the world of sports, and the girls ioined GAA, glee club, maiorett- ing, flag twirlers, drill teams, and also did very well in band. Our first Christmas Ball, Snow Fantasy, went oFf very well with our own Jeanette Webb making a very lovely queen. Our assembly, according to us and some others, was one of the best. Transfer students from everywhere helped to bring our class roll well above the 200 mark. We all managed to get through our classes without too much trouble and looked forward to the day when we could say, We're juniors. And we finally made it! To start off our year, our 287 students elected Sam Avila, president, Jerry Nieto, vice- president, Janet Michelsen, secretary, Judy Wolff, treasurer, and Nancy Sims, social man- ager. Our assembly was the best yet. And our prom, the first Sunnyvale High prom, was one we shall remember for a long time. Thanks to our advisors, students, and all our class spirit, we've come along with a great class that is getting greater. When we graduate, we can look back with pride upon all we've accomplished during our four years at wonderful Sunnyvale High. ROW 1: P. Danforth, J. Michelsen, L. Woodard, S. Hyrie, A, Vela, C. Rice. ROW 2: B. Wold, B. Birdwell, C. Norihurri, T. Peterson, D. Dalke. ROW 3: C. Simpson, R. Gonzales, R. Jaquifh, R. Buchanan, L. Yocum, W, Beck, ROW 'la D. Barrera, M. Campbell, A Duron, J. Duorfe. ROW 2: T. Lara, E. Srnifh, A. Mosko, L, Erickson. ROW 3: J. Hidalgo, B. Duane, J. Love, C, Rush, B. Robirscn. Y llvs rf-5 ROW 1: B. Howard, B. Doyle, I. Sosa, C Aguilar, J, Torres. ROW 2: G. Wincup, C Callanta, G. Granfhom, D. Campbell, L Candelo. ROW 3: B, Williams, G. Thomas J. Heath, A. Pirickney. 6- ROW 'I: S. Perersori, E. Davis, I. Tapia B. Herron, VV. Parker, G. Munoz, T. CCVYEE ROW 2: C. Smith, L. Martin, J, VVOTF? B, Esfrada, P. Slabaclc, J. Baum, P. Gomez L. Marshall. ROW 3: D, Wilson, G. Richard son, J. LiT1le, L, Kirlchofer, L, lrice, B Charlesworfh, S. Goddard, J. Sofelo. ROW I: O, Cardono, E. Ccbezcs, M. Crad duck, K. Lewellen, L. Marker, P. Scarf, M Figueroa, B. Woodall. ROW 2: B. Fleming P. Coelho, L. Jones, M. Fernandez, P. Rich ardson, B. Hansen, J, Lara. ROW 3: J Phillips, A, Hermann, T. Smith, R. Thomson R. Crawford, K. Duval, J, Hayes, G. Corral. ROW 'Ia J. Sanchez, Y. Machado, C. Jobe, G. Carclona, R. Roma, L. Valverde, L. Luify. ROW 2: S. Cooper, K. Nelson, R, Mond- frans, S. Brandenburg, J. Garcia, P. Fere nandes, B. Reynolds, S. Dela Fuente. ROW 3: S. Avila, L. Lund, M. Weeks, K, Zimmer, E. Christensen, L. Nix, D. Rosenburg. ,f ROW 1: R. Van Tauffkirchen, S. Rose, L. Furtado, B. Loyd, G. Amaral. ROW 2: S. Orlando, J. Lee, F. Gimenez, B, Kinney. ROW 3: R. Parry, R. Tappa, O. Hasiy, L. Winters, M. Ruiz. 1. ROW 'I: L. Amaro, A. Garcia, J. Webb A. Hansen, D. Howell, J. Cruz, J, Molina ROW 2: R. Fernandez, J, Ulafe, R. Rivas A, Thogmariin, H. Minyard, E, C. Vllilson ROW 3: R. Tower, B. Rayburn, J. Rodgers B. Nilmeyer, G. Nilmeyer, T. Wells. 1 I ROW1 A Melven S Bell M Amoro L Kem M Wade W 2 Andrews Lopez S Parry C Yrlgallen J Wnlley J Vlgalo ROW3 H Lockwood L Casey J ones Hovden Buclcelew W I- Layccc noepfler M Parrish S Zin Goxlola M Lewns G Glouo ROW2 D Toylor B Belloh oores Moreno efo R oylor J P I Vnvenros D Welker ROW 3 J Mullen G Huls C Jo ce Sanders T Ne on Hukarl L Alfeberry B Diaz D Smcerbox N. Poulino, Sgf.-at-Armsg R. Rios, Trecsurerg M, Rivos, Social Mcnugerg B. Mezger, Secrefaryg T. Pureso Vice President Class ,q Cfficers 0 x if W fi G. Shuefler, President Industrious Sophomores Our Sophomore Closs of '60, led by George Schoefier, closs presi- dent, ond Mr. Sokomolo ond Miss Nevins, closs odvisors, have lin- ished Cl very successful yeor. Porticipcition in monv interesting school oclivifies included o spring cornivol, The sophomore ossemblv, ond o ST. Potriclcs Dov donce. lndividuol members were oufstcinding in scholorship, in olhleiics, in music, ond in mony oiher oreos, 50 .A- ROW 'l: D. Thompson, W. Owen, H. Ariza D. Nunes, S. Fernandez, H. Berg, C, Chick ROW 2: G. Fire, B. Singleton, D, Harper, T Bruce, R. Delgado, G. Wing. ROW 3: M. Silva L. Rowen, D. Bumgardrier, J. Masliloclc, L LiT?le, J. Davenporl, J. Brock. ROW la M. Borges, l. Pachecc, K. Ball, S, Callahan, J. Sliger, C. Carey, J. Evans. ROW 2: G. Luniey, J. Charrrill, J. Falcon, M. Cande- laria, T. Rebello, A. Jchrsori, L, Lathrop. ROW 3: G. Maselli, G. Swenson, B, Terry, T. Kimball, S. Francis, J. Wood, B. Clark, T. Martin. -iq ROW ln G. Gallo, E. Rodebush, J. Miller, D Ncrdberg, S. Mezger, S. Furlodc, B. Harlan, K VVesYco1Y. ROW 2: L Rerterc, E 'f..eL:'e:hY, J Nelson, S. McG:irrefl, J Mefzler, Pv' Eeards- ley. C Recaoidc. ROW 3: l.. Wien-5. J Nelson S. Bernhardf, D. Grath, K. Hill, J. Powell, R. Simmcns,J Marr. ROW 'lz B. Volleios, B, R. Powers, ROW 3: B. A. Guy, M. Escota, l.. Bonham, R, Garcia, J Dias. ROW 2: J. Garcia, B. Moore, R. Hewitt, J. Stewart, C. Malwana Bennetts, J. Juric, T. Starr, R. Sesich, Srnets. ROW 1: G. Nelson, T, Alarcon, C. Simpson, S. Wing, M. Costa, B. Wocum. ROW 2: J. Hayes, M. Craig, l. Henry, D, Crum, M. Byrom, R. Johnson. ROW 3: E. Belli, L. Higgins,S. Star, S. Rider, B. Akins, R. Albert, A. Aguilar, W, Codotte. .2 ROW 'lz J. Rolfe, J. Resinkin, D. Crum, L. Lans ford, C. Reinert, C. Lomeli, ROW 2: J. Hartley J. Mickey, E. Driskell, E. Cook, K. Rush, G Silva, J. Kuhne. ROW 3: S. Vollmer, J. Bull S. Cl'iernoFf, E. Larongiera, J, Plate, B. L Browne, E. Phillips. ROW 1: J. Grey, L. Scarf, R. Anrond, A. Tripp let, G. Yono, R. Provence, H. Nakano. ROW 2 B, Cochrane, J. Cornpbell, C. Vlohovlcn, M Piccolo, E. Vande Wcfer, J, Marte, S. Corsinl ROW 3: B, Mezger, K. Werthcrnn, S. Terre! J. Doyls, M. Snyder, M. L. Browne, S, K Williams, G. Milner, C. Lynch. ROW 1: S. Bc? lc, D Rb:-'f:, J Se e'i, 'J F. Freircs, S. Ccnckpn-vllcz, T. Gzrnez, T, Rygr, ROW 2: E, Edrwdscn. D. Rem-:'cs, B Lens, J, Lukas, H, Cubezcz, B. Esslefy. ROW 3: R. A'nOld, J. Curry, C 'f.3lI35, J, F-Wgfd, P. Anrens, J. Zarnlrclw. ROW 1: S. Raunhorst, C. Aveni, B, Pozas, P. Piper, C. Brown, C. White, F. Wright. ROW 2: B. Williams, D. Hestand, E. Moskolik, J. Bern- hardt, J. Sanchez, D. Harper, J. Richards, ROW 3: G. Johnson, D. Reed, C. De Los Santos, L. Moore, R. Secreist, R. Hayes, R. Maltoon. ROW I. M. Dovolis, J. White, B. Gonzales, J. Dovolis, J. Blackburn. ROW 2: R. Evulich, J. Goodman, R. Budack, R. Ransom, T. Bourassa, C, Rosa, R. Solis, ROW 3: N. Davenport, J. Foss, D. Slattery, P. Evans, M, Tarigo. ROW 1: G. George, D. Wuollet, B. Rosenthal, A. Braga. A. Fair, R, Frohm, ROW 2: G. Yoneda, J, Perez, L. Witt, M. Rivas, P. McAdams, G. Hendricks. ROW 3: J. Grainger, J. Foss, L. Fraley, M. Burgess, D. Metzler, D. Fitzgerald, M. Freire. ROW I: A. Bradley, G. Hummert, J. Lazarus T. Schott, T. Takahashi, J. McCrory, H. Edgar S. Graves, ROW 2: C. Lewis, D. Cradduck V. Lienemann, P. Joplin, B. Kershaw, S. Knuts, B Davis, M. Braga, V. Hernandez. ROW 3: J Russell, L. Hinton, B. Simmons, A. Spurr, R Crump, R. Webber. ..1 ROVV I J O Nedfiml ROW 2 A Num Iey,B, e Pate, R. Fox ROW I G.JLg Teague S. VVMK B::VeV Class Officers P Nettles secretar B Gerbo vlce resndent Y P J Dompe presldent J Blair Treasurer M En lelcm soclal manager 9 9 Ambitious Freshmen Thenr February Valentine dance and May assembly bore out early prednctnons about the talents and hugh Interest un school actlvmes of the Freshman Class Early class organ nzatron successful class meetings collectnon of dues and hard workmg ofllcers brought about a very successful year About thus class of over four hundred have come reports that many leaders are developnng who wrll move Sunnyvale Hugh ahead In scholastucs nn sports nn student and club leadershup and nn fine cmzenshap 56 ROW 1: C. Barren, S. Fitzlcfl, D. Gulley, B Green, M. Evans, G. Clwrisrfar-, D. Bcurcssa. ROW 2: P. Bissho, M. Caravalhc, V. Granrlwarn, R. Zanerti, E. Daus, N. Nagel. ROW 3: B. Hursr, 1 G. Myers, J. Williams, G. Cearlcck, E. Martin J. Dompe, T. Tripletf. ROW 'la K. Lee. D Kffs, D. Mclnfyre, B. Holland, B. Ccrfez. ROW 2: D. Parker, J. Snunzker, C 'f.es:fer'n -g, l.. Bcrrair, A. Sha, D. B:le'c. ROW 3: R. Pe'ez, B. Ryan, J, Stewart E. S tl1, S. M:Dcr':'d. .-'xx' ROW 'Ia R. Renieria, J. Yana, G. Zink, K. Yone- mafo, K, Krodel, S, Stewart, S. Medina, P Appley. ROW 2: B. Meyer, C. Greatlwcuse, J Walls, D. Williams, A. Worthy, G. John, F Hesfand. ROW 3: P, Cattin, T, Gray, L. Wccd T, Lloyd, G. Klinko, J. Carter. ROW 'l: A. Gonzales, M, Truiillo, E. Carrillo, A. ROW 2: C. Gonzales, V. Huls, C. Dirks, S. Hood, M. Lincoln, F. Solari, A Frietas, B. Hanlcins, T. Caballero, B. Jones Hunter, C. Coger, M P. Hanstcrd. ROW 3 Gaxiala, A, Avila, J Hill, K. Srriitlm, D. Galloway. ,J ROW 1: S. Bond, R. Lewis, B. Bevers, M. Holman J. Williamson, K. Lobner, S. Starilch. ROW 2: J. Hewitt, R, Rix, J. Luian, L. Bailey, S, Smith, C. Tclson, S. Jessup, Y. Sataricna, ROW 3: G. Case, T. Sparks, W. Pate, J. Leslie, . s , Allen, J. Theller. xf ROW 1: P. Taylor, H. Morales, B. Benmon J Davis, J. Robinson, G. Breazeale. ROW 2 J Sltaban, F. Cunningham, R, Kindlurid J Barga bus, M. Strauch, C. Chance, M. Conley ROW 3 . rnitlw, E. Clwantrill, J, Earle, R Nic os Goin, J. Herron. 1... ROW 1: M. Woodal, D. Betfenccurr, I. Wek, P. Quattrocce, B. Sorla. ROW 2: W, Wells, G, Calderon, J. Brooke, S. King, J. Hart. ROW 3: S. Kitt, G. Wlnlon, S. Sparks, J. Fernandez, B. Young, S. Unrulw. +1 Q, ROW l: K. Sisler, J. Palma, J. Bellaln, S. Brown L, Paradise, C. Fucciolo, P. Nunez. ROW 2: J Baezs, W. Br:w'-, G. Burke, J, Pinto, E Mclienze E. R:l13'dsor', L. Reyrclds. ROW 3 B. A. Jones, E. Cczrranza, R. Cc'clenas, M Hansen, L. Yocorv L. Qulnville, B. Lane, P Wotsan. ROW 1: C, Melia, S. Cdernan, N. Crock, F. De Salvo, V, Evans, B. Aeffs, G. Casvo. ROW 2: B. Wowpscr, D. Bockwe , D, Fox, B. Hlxscn, M H:'e, K, S I'l', L. Pmsanick. ROW 3: L. Cable, E. 'J: 'ef'e, V. Lofga, J. Safco, G. Hakws, J, Baer ROW 'I: M. Kernock, B. Sondigo, A. Shock- elford, R. Fegueroo, A. Sondigo. ROW 2: A. Voilotton, R. Robogo, A. Yrigolien, J. Schuyler, G. Goephe. ROW 3: R. Porker, E. Sciwyieh J. Burkett, L. Sanford, B. Shelton. ROW 1: R Gomez, R Gobboni, D. Rodri guez, F. Herr-ordez, B. Nordberg, M Hoyslip, T. Lozcro. ROW 2: J. Kiossen, M Grimes, B. Grifin, M. Orwoil, M. McDaniel R. Duncan, H. F'y. ROW 3: S. Joger, S Horn, C. Jerrigon, G. Homnes, L. O'Brien, B. Gerbo, M, Andrey. ROW 'l: J. Gee, D. Kennomm, L. Hidalgo, C. Leeson, T. Henson. ROW 2: S. Honsen J. Klossen, A. Perry, L. Dimpsey, J. Hummer? ROW 3: D. Behrend, D. Jackson, D. Nichols C. Leeson, T. Henson. ROW 'Ia L, Jornison, B, Zurzecny, J. Hembree, B. BeJJ, B. Morthews, S. Torres. ROW 2: L. Stone, L, Betfeyoun, M, Myers, R, Fisher, K. Pawfick, D. Mogee, C. W1JJi::rns, L, Reg:1J. ROW 3: K, Pocn- eco, M. Thompson, B, Perez, J. Gonzsfes, D. Murioni, D. Stout, J, Perez, J. McCune. 'Sf ROW 'lz J. Becker, S. Kitt, M. Mcrficz, K. Berefc, M. Ccnciilc, A. sfephnes, J, Msufdin. ROW 2 P. Slfvs, G. Fsckreii, S. Te 'p'e, VV, Pcrrisn, C Wiiliams, L, Rlx, J. Aoskn, J. Larsen, ROW 3 G. Jcnnscn, D. Reed, C. De Los Scnros, L Mccre, R. Sechfisr, R, Hayes, R Mczttocn. aw- ROW 'l: L. Crsxez, P. Netfles, J, Hansen, P, Roy, N. Cddwefl, N, Knoepfler. ROW 2: N, Tonkersiey, H. Pesier, J. Lewis, N, Murphy, N, Pate, S. Kudelkc. ROW 3: G. Mocierez, P. Schonreil, M, Mess, M. Price, A, Meyers, S. Eggers. ROW 1: I. McKenzie, S. Roy, M. Groves, L West, B, Smith, C. Lind. ROW 2: Y. Webber, S Boss, M. Ponfko, L. Brown, J, Hordcostle, J Corpenrer, ROW 3: D. Lowson, R. Lienhcm, S Guherrez, E. Henressey, J. Erickson, D. Long M, Ergeiking, CA. Joyce. ROW l: R, Case, B. Ramey, T, Cheatham, L. Beardslee, D. Sconeld, E. Bonduront, W. Wong S. Cary. ROW 2: R. George, V. Congleton, J Johnson, B. Congleton, R. Bunnell, L. Hidalgo, D, McCauslarid, F. Moreno. ROW 3: P, Bout- clwer, B. De Lo Ctuz, R. Blaine, J. Cranston, A. lngralnam, J. Aguire, M. Curry. ROW 1: M. Eggers, S, Bailey, S, England, Taylor, M. Esthercruc, D. Dominguez, K. Currle. ROW 2: C, Davis, D. Walnler, D. Tucker, D Voillette, D. Pipin, B, Heggie, B. Edwards. ROW 3: R. Parry, P. Benedetti, D. Hayes, J. Hoxer, J. Albright, L. Mostilock. ROW l: B, Huntington, M. Self, E, Woodward M. Poisson, D. Bennetts, R. Older, L. Loyd ROW 2: C. Duran, B. Thomas, G. Breein, G Woodard, D. Clriristianson, R, Newman, A Poisson, ROW 3: A. Duarte, C. Brecker, J Bezoni, M. Crump, C. Robinson, E. Stewart B. Lobdell, J. Ruiz. f Q20 'fx Eg x i L.l l. it Il - s b s '-- 1 Q ' -1-Sl CN-: D.f:. 1 ri.,-Lf-L y Fall Student Bod Officers As the openmg of school brought students tlockmg back to books and homework the student body ottlcers began a busy term Organizing the student council sponsormg the Frosh Frollc dance To welcome the freshmen guvmg handbooks to all new students selling at football game concessuon booths guvmg the Christmas Ball Sllver Bells and decorating the Chrnstmas tree In the Hangar were lust a few of the many actuvrtues held during the flrst semester of thus school year Cross Mlssaknan Ray Flores Presxdenf Vrce President M5- Mmm' Mary Jessup Secretary 'hm Norma Asbury Margre Barley Treasurer Actnvuty Pount Secretary ,elim Todd Peterson Sergeant at Arms Fall Commlssloners Q xi J ROW l Sharon Berry Comrmssroner of Publrc Relatuons .laAn Collms Commrssroner of Actlvttles Elrnor Nakano Commrssnoner of Pep Larry Stammer Commlssroner of Games ROW 2 Judy Grnfflths Comrms stoner of Records Lynn Krrkhofer Commussnoner of Athletrcs and Boys Aftanrs Gerald Amaral Com mrssloner of Music Srdney Goddard Commnssroner of Art 0 ' ' r - ' - H - I I H ' A ' I 1 ' 1 , . 1 t 7.4 I l - ' 'Ml lilifi, 1 'A ' - gg I ' X ie I K -1 ,gf 5 I .f , x . S .,'., 5 ,f.L V 2 aytgi ' M-rf 1 1255133 0 o 4 X 'MQ ygf? , 1' fgf ' ,l si, as , rf K my 4 V , t A 54 W J amy! . I f Y 3 ' ' A t . Ak, 2 t Q . I T ,. ,.. ,, s YU . . ,I . , . - ' V Q J' - 5 N . 1 1 1 . A ' ' x ' u f I . 'Ulm N, 1 ' -' ,X' rift' X 'F' if ' , X, X . fit, ' ' K' g, L 'rf , K . -433' 1, , . 'Qu If ' ' , 71,4 k- ff vu- I 3, ll I : , K' .4 5 y ' 4 V wx A fi . inf W rg I I v 'gif' L Q vw, :kv El 6 :SE . if I V N G 1 . ' A K Y f th A WWW Spring Student Bod Officers After semester tTnals and report cards, the spring student body officers began serving the student body. These officers worked hard to make student government in our school run ethciently ond effectively. Some of the activities heid during the second semester were the spring musicol, Good News , Public Schools Week, the iunior, sophomore, ond freshman class assemblies, the Junior Prom, and the Sabre singing dance. i TODD PETERSON LYNN KIRKHOFER MARILYN RICE President Vice President Secretary 9 1 1 NORMA ASBURY SUE LOCKE CROSS MISSAKIAN Treasurer Activity Point Secretary Sergeant At Arms ring Commissioners ROW 'I Ehno Nakano Commissioner of Pep Sha on B rry Corr orer of Pub'L Re atio s Tom Car o'i Corvmtss are of At Geo ge Hewitt Corrrr' so c A n c s df G ft' Corrmi or ot Records 66 Spring Executive Coun il 1 l --YT .. , f. 'x ROWl G Hewm T Carroll T Peterson C Mlssaklan L Klrkhafer ROW 2 J Grnfllfhs E Nakano C Smyth N Asbury S Berry S Locke Sprung Student Council Wl S Wu cms N ever C crey S arlcs B ozas Rolfe ROW D Geer rw B Berg G Faclcel M Bra en M cle ez ROW 4 G J Mcllan d 1 0 U ns T rv- n B Nord 67 r 5 X J , o 0 gf H L A. 5 RO : . ll , . Sf , . C , Sp , . P , H, Edgar, J. . , 2: . r , O. Vela, E, Christensen, K. Gulley, S. Jessup, L. Stone, D. Carson. ROW 3: L. lnce, H, Berg, C, Mllls, J. Michel- se , . , . r l, , nd bfg, G. .C ' ' . : R:h:'d5:n,N.,S3Il1:','x .cl , K. H'll, C, O'Ne l, L. ggi , G. hc sc, . berg, Student Court The dutles of the Board of Control are to keep order an the Hangar at dances and at athletlc actlvltues Chosen by the Executlve Council for the Board of Control were as follows ROW 1 R Flores and J Crang ROW 2 D Kung D Dalke and F Garcia Traffic Squad The Traffic Squad which I5 composed of volunteer students rs the law enforclng dlvlslon of the student body The members Issue cltatlons to violators of school rules Members are as follows ROW1 R Jacqulun ltransferredl J Carlos ROW 2 D Dawson J Plate J Lukas ROW3 S Vollmer G Johns B Holland E Bondurant 68 The Student Court, which is elected from the student body trues school law breakers and delivers o sentence. Judges are follows: L. Woodard, Head Judge C. Smith, F. Brio, and M Rush Board of Control v 1 5 s al' 0 J J Wray 5,1 18 f 0 Every girl who attends Sunnyvale High School is automatically a member of Girls League. Each fall the Girls League sponsors a Twirp Week in which the girls dress in funny costumes. The highlight of this mixed up week is the girls-ask-boys-dance the Twirp Twirl in which the girls are expected to pay. The Girls League also sponsors a Mothers Tea each spring. Cfflcers mv Sees Girls League ess Gilmore President ROW1 J lmhof Social Manager S Bauman and P Jones Constitution Co-Chairmen J Webb Treasurer ROW 2 N DeSolvo Vice President J Collins Program Chairman C Danforth Public Relations Director S Berry Secretary Representatives ROWI C Smith M Bochellor K Rush P Nettles Y Satariana ROW 2 L Casey J Zucchi B Mezger A Johnson 69 ' 9 I ? I Il ll I I I I B . I . , i ' ' 1 . f i ss ' Q ml' Q I '4'e . Hr T A Gm U '01 ' x : . ' , . , . , . . ' . : . 9 Nl s.. Mr Wood Mr Wood Director of Student Activities is the man who has given his all to student government this year He has helped the ofticers and commissioners in so many ways that those students could never begin to give him all the thanks that are due Mr Wood is a wonderful person without whom we would not have n elticient organization of student government this year Council had such a Student -5 Cross Missakian, Student Body President for the first semester, calls the Student Council meeting to order. The Student Council accomplished many things this year. One of the most important was the new system of holding student body elections out of class, which proved to be a very effective and interesting system. 70 Huiuef' gd yo ff! ROW 1: DeSalvo, Activities-Clubs, M. Meyer, Activities-Clubs, N. Sims, Activities-Clubs, J, Webb, Ad vertisements, C. Mays, Advertisements, J. Marshall, Activities-Clubs, M. Gaxiola, Classes, ROW 2: M. Jessup Student Government, S, Bauman, Seniors, K. Christiansen, Administration, J. Woodward, Seniors, J. Flana gan, Sports, B. Duren, Advertisements, M. Gerbo, Student Government, J. Zucchi, Classes, R. Williamson Administration, F. Lozano, Art lNot Picturedl. Sabre Staff 4 JoAn Collins Mr. Robert Lane Editor-ir1fChief Advisor A treasured collection of memories old friends and new senior pictures never-to-be-forgotten formal dances ... sports ... Good News , assemblies ... all are por- trayed in our yearbook, enabling us to relive these happy times again and again. Our years in school comprise one of the most important chapters in the book of our lives. Recorded in our annual, these memories cannot fade with passage of time, for all are faithfully preserved within the sanctuary of our i958 SABRE. 72 The Skywriter staff worked hard to put out our school paper every week. Our paper covered news about activities and sports of Sunnyvale High. The weekly features were Rod of the Week, Fads 'n Fashions, Grapevine, Sport Notebook, Platter Chatter, editorials, Letters to the Editor, Couple of the Week, and What Do You Think? Mr. Morris Torres Clara Danforth Advisor Editor-in-Chief Sk 't St ff ROW 1: S. Berry, Reporter, S. Bauman, Reporter, J. Woodward, Reporter, M. Jessup Reporter. ROW 2: D. Lynch, Reporter, J. Mullen, Sports Editor, S. Cooper, Reporter, L. Stammer, Editor Page 1, T. Fagundes, Editor Page 2. A Jeannette xo, Fight Song N00 P at e fr ,'UAHere they come onto the field of 0 Battleg give a cheer Hipp, Hipp, Hur- 9' ray, tha' the foe may be the heavy -IE:.'lv: :al.n:: ll A-------'-1m , fav'rite, we will fight all thru the day. J f Win or lose you can depend on 1 4- --I1 .I .Il: 1:11 lil? ' l I 1 our boysf they all love Sunnyvale Hi. They'll C: 11 lli- -I -11 C76 - Nothing can stop the Sunnyvale Jets - I- - .H 1,---llll'-M do their best to win the game, Hey! --' so goo' Ddro 00 Diane L C E H A E D E E R R S Flag Girls E. Brown, D. Prouse, A. Hansen, K. Hansen. ROW 'lz J. Love, J. Walker, J. Evans, J Sellers, L. Mellado, J Vigario, B. Duarte, M. Gaxiola, O, Cardona, G. Cardona, M Jeadon, M, Bachellor. ROW 2: M. Gulley, L. Marshall, J. Marshall E. Makano, C. Lornelli, F. Rogers, C. Aguilar, B. Herron, B. Kaiser P. Slaback, J. Brock. ROW 3: D. Laycock, H. Black, L. Liffle, D Herry, B. Estrada, B. Ladd, S. Corsini, J. Currip, J. Davenport S. Rauenhorsr, R. Fazio. Drill Team Maiorettes ROW 'l: B. Young, B. Bellah, J. Elliott, P. Zink, ROW 2: K. Berefa, L. Andrews, J. Ray, M. Cancillo, S, Williams. Not Shown: J. DeSalvo, S. Sfandich. f I T Y X I 3 lx ,X x 1, rq. r 55 0 7 v ,- j x A 4? - 4 X Y u-X - .I - . 1 ' 5 lx ' X I ' 'X I f T ' f . N ti ' :5 , E Q 7 ' W0-x 1 1 , 'N' AY X Q' 1, Q l' . ' r 5- t 'N 'X TV.. 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Eggnag, puncn, and pinafare Cakes were served. Franlfe Lczana, a mernlae' al the senior class, sang The Cafillian rrerne sang, Silver Bells. lnw'l'ed as nanar guess were Saperlnfenden' and Mrs. A, C, Sfefens, .lr, Depuly Superlnlend-err and Earl Geedell, ,', r'lre:l Caarrb, asss'anr superlnlendenf, Princlpal and Mrs, Marty Malliesen, and Tre lacjfy. Weed nas laculry spensar For flwe dance. Tne rruslc :I Paul l-la':e',f was leafured ar Tne gala event 3 L, .gg- ,L I Lx -,.,-1. 29. Q X J sa. ikzx lin! -.sr-1. x.. 1. Rosemary W111la'vscn, 2. Judy B1aIr, 3. Janice Ray, 4 Connie Rhine- hart, 5. Rra Moody, 6. Mary Jessup, 7. C1i:r'een Sfewan, 8 Danna Ccrscr, 9. Jearrneffe N': asrn'?11, 10. Danna S':wde , 11. Mwgie EaT1ey, 12. Jaret De Sa1v:n, 13. Eflnor Nakano, 14. Cc'-na Bigefcw, 15. Janice 81 Janet Woodward, 16. Denny ZuccI's1, 17. Joyce?fn Zucci, 18. Mozefle Meyer, 19. Ron Taylor, 20. Marilyn Rice, 21. Ar1inda Vwfing, 22. Nancy 51. . in .74 . GN. x ,. ,X A 'C I . X gb scifi- N x Ann Maa'e, 23. Uennrs Lynch, 24, J.1J:e lrnncf, 25, R:1'ph Crumb, 26. Janet 8. Laws Msrshzfl, 27. Jeanerte Webb, Jan E':'r, 3C. Tafberf 8- Bc'bara Daren, 31. M Jones, 33, Merrilynn G.J11ey, 34. Mar,1yn Rcun 36. Sandra Baurran, 37. Mary A11ce Gerbo, Linda Brown, 40. Karen Currie. 28 Nancy De Safvo, 29. :ry Ann Evans, 32. Charles harsr, 35. VVayne Andrews, 38. Margie Gax1o1a, 39. Dance Cupid s Caper On November 20 the onnuczl Twurp Twlrl was held nn the school cofeforium The gxrlosk boy dance whxch was sponsored by the Girls' Leogue was complete wllh morrloge llcenses ond wedding rings. .J UA ,,'7 ,,,, K A AAAAAAAAAAA A A fif- Ki in Cr fllkx E P! Q i R A Cappella Choir 'Q' . M I f P' -w'ff'i ill ' ' A ill Qlllgi it .R V , 5 , Q K . ex . 1 Q . a , ROW 1: C. Carey, M. Costa, B. Reynolds, C. Jobe, D. Michelsen, L. Bond, J. Austin, C. Brown, S. Vollmer. ROW 2: S. Hart, N. Caldwell, A. Melvin, C. Mills, E. Hamm, R. Burnhardt, C. Collanta, L. Woodard, C. White, C. Hobden. ROW 3: J. Davenport, S. Parry, J. Michelsen, J. Woodward, C. Lindsay, C. Bailey, J. Winters, G. John, J. Davis, D. Dawson. Glee Club ROW 1: B. Taylor, C. Lind, L. West, D. Kilts, C. Molina, G. Castro, L. Chavez, S. Ray. ROW 2: D. Behrend, J. Stewart, S. Kudelka, S. Stewart, L. Regas, B. Cortez. ROW 3: J. Hill, L. Brown, V. Hunter, B. Lane, L. Yocum, S. Colman, E. Mekenzil, C. Grantham. ROW 4: Y. Weber, Q. McKenzie, S. Hood, J. Albright, R. Fisher, J. Hoxer, L. O'Brien, J. Erickson, J. Shanan, M. Lincoln, C. Cotter. Mr. Brewer 'i .J .1 Rally Club ROW l: J. Zucchi, J. Blair, D, Johnson, C. Jones, S. Starks, J. Roy, R, Williamson, C. Lynch, P, Jones. ROW 2: F. Lozano, J. Blair, J. Webb, S. Bauman, N. Sims, S. Cooper, D. Nordberg, N. DeSalyo, R. Moody, ROW 3: A. Johnson, P. Nieio, J. Helnlz, J. Woodward, M. Bailey, M, Weeks, C, Danforth, B. Mezger, K. Chrislen- sen, M. Jessup, J. Imhof. J Fremont Rally ,IJ V fe-M Rally in Action nib-'r 1' l XJ Ulla 1 W . .. 'kv-an Harvey The Junior Play Harvey was performed October 24th and 25th in the Fremont Auditorium, under the direction of Miss Weber. l-laryey, a 6 toot white rabbit, was the main character of the play. Ponzio. Good News Good News, packed with hit tunes and humorous lines about college lite, was Sunnyvalus Spri. Q Musical. Thy musical played at Fremont Auditorium on March 25th and Qoth under the drection of Miss Weber a rd statt, Adding to the gaiety was our peppy orchestra, directed by Mr, Christmas Cantata December 18th and l9th marked the date of our annual Christmas Cantata, which was held in the Fremont Auditorium. The choir, under the direction ot Mr. Brewer, provided the musical background. ffxxx Xxx tiff-AXE JAP rx Productions Senior Assembly Thanks for the Memories was the theme of the Senior Assem- bly, which was held on November 20th. Mrs. Durham, Mr. Vuchan, and Mr. Varich, senior advisors, did a great job in or- ganizing this show. Assemblies Junior Assembly Gun tights, hillbilly singing, and cancan girls set the scene for the quiet little town of Head Stone. Miss Dirstine, Mrs. Cowing, and Mr. Jordan, iunior advisors, worked very hard with students to produce a fine show. X Honor Roll ROW T: M. Raunhorsr, S. Bauman, C, Munoz, L, Kirkhofer, C, Smith, C. Danforth, J. Woodward, G, Morris, P. Mclnfyre, C. Brio. ROW 2: B. Medlin, J. Collins, P, Jones, W, Parker, J. Wiley, N. Stever, M. Brandenburg S. Locke, P. Searles, L. Orfega, A. Vela, A. Wing, L. Scholl, T. Takahashi, R. Woodard. ROW 3: C. Brown, B. Cochrane, O. Vela, J. Miller, S. Raur-horsr, D. Prouse, D. Mezger, M. Gulley, S. Mezger, M. Jessup, L. Woodard, K. Horn, N. Asbury, L. Martin, T, Fagundes. ROW 4: J. Lazarus, G. George, J. Richardson, L Ince, B. Grafton, T. Peferson, V. Morales, H. Lefry, K. Duval, D, Kelly, L. Arieberry, F. T. A. ROW 'I: J. Stewarf, N, Nagel, L. Ortega, G. Munoz. ROW 2: R. Fisher, B. Cochrane, G. John, D. Mlchelsen. ROW 3: S. Fitzloff, C. Brown, C. Robinson, R. Bernhardr. 5? 1LF'!:f1l . Moody, M, Gu'ley, Y. G.:'g':'de, . '. ri: , 3 Dodd. ROW 3 H. Bock, M Groga, T. S .:, E Berg ROW 1: J. Marshaf B, Med n, 'fr F'e .:5. O. Ve':. ROW 2: R French Club ROW 1: R. Woodard, L. Wood- ard, L. Martin, B. Cochrane, V. Hernandez, C. Aguilar, B. Bel- lah, V. Morales. ROW 2: W. Parker, C. Mills, M. Beardsley, B. Medlin, J. Marshall, K. Han sen, K. Cooney, L. Marshall, S. Graves, G. Munoz. ROW 3: W. Van San, D. Laycock, R. Knoe- fler, D. Howell, A. Hansen, P, Danforth, C. Aveni, P. Nelson, S. Rauenhorst, B. Dias. ROW 'l: F. Brio, S. Hart, R. Burnett, O Veal, L. Ortega, C. Kato, P. Joplin, C son, K. Zimmer, M. Weeks, C. Smith P. Searles, A. Vela, B. Clark, D. Dutriz A. Wing. ROW 3: G. Richardson, L lnce, G. Huls, R. Jaquith, L. Yocum, G Yoneda, G. Schaefer, R. Watson. Spanish Club Latin Club ROW l: R. Powers, J. Grainger, J. Smith, O. Ray, B. Berg, N. Murphy, M. Gulley. ROW 2: G. George, R. Annand, H. Lefty, D. Michelson, M. Ann Evans, H. Fry, C, Chance, C. Tolson. ROW 3: L. Jamison, H. Holman, J Knoepfler, Y. lwasaki, M. Browne, C. Brown, L. Schott, T. Takahashi. Lewis, T. Fagundes. ROW 2: R. Thomp- Gladiators Hi-Y ROW 1: D. Browne, D. Bumbgardrer, C. Voss, B. Briley. ROW 2: C. Norfhum, E. C Wilson, B. Sanders. ROW 3: M. Melln, L. Erickson, L. Fraley, R. Parry. Chess Club ROW 'l: T. Duren, R. Walson, E. Miller, J. Lanzarus, D. Carroll, G. Yoneda. ROW 2: J. Grainger, R. J. Thompson, D. Dawson, G. Richardson, B. Rosenlhal. Students in lhe llbrary .ilwf X I I i Arrv 4 , - I I .. nw? I Y ' wwf 5, jf? L S, .gg F' 1 H Dj W, ,LL' L . gr 559957 'I K k In I 'N 57 M f g .f 4 2 W V 4, fra Y 1 W . l I-7 f 215 A 4 M W ffiewm A af Q l 1 J f . F f, VJ , l - W 1 , I 5 .fy ff, ,H . ag A l i L A . 1 s ,Q Q 9 in V, ff.. 24 . , 1, 5 V, A , Q rad r I Egg i M 2 I M 3 my . Z , U Q , E1 4 A 13 My '-gif w ' I x, ,iv f 'W ' - Va 1 3 fx Tie' Q A ' -' ' ,Q , Q35 v ' L ' an ' 4223, 'msn N A ia lj P 9 1 I , .1 4? i V w -54' x '124i'fE ' 2,5 ., - 6. ' H -'Kula Q . g,,M,,f.Da1. ,J Y ,V Z- .5,i4. f - . M , ,, , , ,TYL ' M Q - - ' , A H QW M A H ,L . S4 ,L . A ' ,gf.wr,.' M, b Q M 1 Qw -. 13118: If ' L M Ax fa 9 ,Las Q4 l ia w V: 4 in QW , B' A 'iv ggi., VJ? ff. -WA 1-1. ' ' - fm -'-' E '13 ' JZ ' 37, 5 L ' Q 'N' v' 357 4- .nxifx 'ljif 4 M A-D 'M Jwwf gf My - A.Lw f , n 5 W ,Wt , V X xv.. I 'n W 1 ., I .. , K 135' X mt A Q. 1 x , f Q, +A, .I -, ' , 14 , I sh D 'I X f A V V I VVV4 ,wi 1 .yi K AWN. 4 ,. ' Q 1 G. A. A. ROW 'l: S. Medina, S. Coleman, M. Freifas, M, Beardsley, J. Stewart, S. Vollrner, D. Balero. ROW 2 E. Richardson, L. Wuinvllle, J. Brock, B. Cochrane, G, Crawford, J. Wood, E. O'Brien, D. Reynolds, M. L Browne. ROW 3: L. Reynolds, J. Campbell, D. Laycock, E. Woodward, R. Fisher, E. Smith, M. LeMier J. Lukas, E. Van de Wafer, J. Sanchez. Pep Club ROW I: R. Bernhordf, C, Mills, P. Searles, M. Rush, W. Michelsen, E. Nakano, K. Lewellen. ROW 2: E. Smith, P. Nelson, S. Sanford, E. Christianson, J. Michelsen, L. Woodard, D, Howell, B, Reynolds. 5 4- -.Ni Spring Semester C. S. F. ROW 1 J Muller L Orlega N Sfever B Mars M Branden burg K Yonemoto G Munoz T Fagundes ROW 2 C Chance K Zimmer A Meyers P Slaback D Hukare M Weeks B Cochrane C Smmth B Clark D Rosenberg ROW 3 Mrs Sfew G George L Nx G Schaefer D Meln G Jugum Grolh J Adamson H Lefty Knot plcturedl S Fnzloff P Gomez D Kelly J Keywaod J Perez J Mullen Sprung Semester Honor Roll ROW 'I N Danaldson H Black S Rauenhors? W Parker M ROW 2 S Coleman G Chrnsman M Flores S Locke C Jones D Prouse J Colllns C Danforth S Slarks M Rush T Taka hashn ROW 3 J Knoepfler R Knoepfler J Albrnghi L Reynolds A Wlng A Vela K Horn D Carroll L Woodard P Searles L lnce G Rlchardson D Mnllnken ROW 4 E Dahlln O Vela D Nichols P McKnfyre L Marfln J Lazarus T Nelson G Yoneda J Leslie B Edwards N Pavlnna C Brla ROW 5 M Crock D Bourassa L Befleyoun N Nagel D Jackson A Bradley C ONeal G Yana S Horn B Hunflngion J Dauls R Woodard L Schoff ROW 6 M Sechrusf D Wolf? C Robin son J Shaban T Carfee R Well C Chance J McCune G Kllndo J Dompe D Reed J Williamson R Duncan : . ' , . , . , . , . - art, . , . i , . , , i , . , D. , . , . , . , : . , , . , . , ' , . ' , . , . ' , . , . , A , . , . . , . , . , . . . : . , . , . , , , . . ' , . , . ' , . , . , . Gulley, N. Asbury, J. Woodward, S. Bauman, K. Krodel, R. Case. , . ' , . , . ' , . ' . : : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . I , . ' '. : . , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . ' , . , . ' - . ' , . , . , - , - , . , , . , , , . A, . , , , . , , V , . ' I , I , . I . I A , . , . , . 4 J , . . 'When the one great scorer comes to mark against your name he wrntes not that you won or lost but how you played the game These words wrntten by the late Grantland Rlce describe the true splrlt ln Unfortunately many are not but sports at Sunnyvale this year have been close to this great Credo This has pleased the coaches caused the athletes to be well lnked and has made the student body proud of thenrteams 1 g 3 fllln 1 .1 Q we Q P' porin ! 'I N l f , I y , L Q which all athletics should be played. 1 N LJ D. Maselli Capfain Varsity Ray Flora F. Fisher D. Dalke All League S. Avila D. Bevis J. Boaiman G. Hewitt J. Dufra N. Doleo J. Flanagan J. Williams D. lynch B. Beardon F. Garcia Captain R. Juanez G. Thompson C. Belveal Thirties J. I so o l. lobner J' Jnwp M' Adamson F. Fernandez B. Stoll T. Peterson J. Valleios G. Hidalgo E xv' G. Compasso D. King J E. Fernandez K, R. Garcia Captain C. Jenkins l. Johnson G. Gioia D. Dalke All league gr Cousins Mr Lindsey Cruze Varsity Football l ROW 1: T. Perusa D. Milliken H. Nakano R. Parsons J. Little D. Maselli B. Wold R. Flores W. Cousins. ROW 2: B. Amaral J. Trujillo J. Flanagan, G. Thomson, F. Garcia, S, Avila F. Fisher B. Beardon J. Cruze. ROW 3: N. Donaldson J. Williams J Fred Lindsey head coach of varsity football was in his third year at the helm of the Jets. Lindseys assistants, Wiley Cousins and Jim Cruze were both new teachers to Sunnyvale High. Mr, Cousins was line coach and Mr. Cruze was the backfield coach. The Varsitys starting offensive line was composed completely of two and three year lettermen. The line which totaled i222 pounds of beef thrust averaged-175 pounds per man. The Jets met Mountain View at Deisner Field on Octobert 18 and throughout the game displayed a dazzling running attack that to- taled 232 net yards. ln the game against Santa Clara the Jets strong point on offense was their running game which racked up l44 yards for the night. The Jets finished the football season oft with a bong, when they Welton R. Rice, R. Juanez, C. Belveal T. Corpus R. Beardon F. Lindsey. ROW 4: D. Lynch, G, Hewitt D. Dalke B. Gerbo G. Wing, L. Huggins, E. Reno, W. Beck. romped over the Los Altos Knights on November 22. The Jets cle- fensive unit, aided by the sparkling play of tackle Dick Dalke guard Nick Daleo, and halfback Fernie Garcia played their best game of the 57 season. Los Altos threatened to score throughout the game but was stopped on four occasions inside the Jet 20. The varsity football team playing its first year of SCVAL competition had a record of 2 won and 6 lost. Only two of these games were de- cided before the final gun, and the others could have been won with a touchdown or an extra point. Led by such veterans as John Dutra and Fernie Garcia in the bockfield and Dick Dalke who made the all SCVAL first defensive team Chuck Belveal Nick Dalea and Ramon Flores in the line the Jets had an over-all successful season. 96 AH x i i... Q fghglhly Y Po A 5 M O S N 1 QL., ' -4 rf . 'L wa xua - 4 x Q 3-vo gg . 15. . 1, I ' v Miss Thirtie Football Mr Jordan Mr Alldredge U X WXM f ROW1 R Ranson K Parsons E Fernandez G Hldalgo G D Welker J Moreno Grora R Garcia B Dias J Sotelo D Kung ROW 2 J Stoutter T Bourassa G Compasso J Vallelos B Macrerez T Peterson F Fernandez B Bruley J Jessup Sunnyvale Hugh s B football team partnctpated for the rst time thts fl year In the SCVAL Four of last years lanemen returned to play for the Pogos September 27 was theur debut an SCVAL campetntton agarnst the Wildcats of Los Gatos They fought to a O O deadlock In the preltmrnary game The passrng game was the brrght spot tn the Jet offense agaunst Santa Clara Outstandnng 30 oftensrve mon durung thus game was John Sotelo The Jet 305 walked oft the field wlth theur ftrst vuctory when they played the Mountorn View Eagles on Ocotber l8 Behrnd the passrng of John Sotelo and the receuvxng end of Don Kung they won by a convtncung score of 20 I3 Sparked by the runnnng of fullback Carl Jenkrns they de feated Camden 25 20 1 an rngury marred and protested ame on the Cougars home field October 30 Ths wtn X 98 v ROW 3 R Parker D Dalke M Grllrhan R Chavez D Nunes Adamson B Stoll J nson C nkms Fa e Lobner proved to be a costly one when haltback Ray Chavez and end Don Kxng were hurt Rtchard Garcla had a slrght concussron Jenklns wha scored two touchdowns totaled lla net yards for a 97 average The 305 had a second tue In shooting for a wrn when they met the deterrmned lndnons of Fremont Detensrve units were the btg factors tn the game allowing very lrttle yardage rnsrde the 30 The Jets totaled only T0 hrst downs most of which came rn the second half The Bs beatrng Los Altos on November 22 ended therr up and dawn season wtth two wnns three losses and two tres The season was htghllghted by aggressrveness and flght from a small squad that at trmes showed flashes of brrlltonce Wnth a lrttle more depth and experrence thrs squad mrght have gone all the way Nevertheless all of Sunnyvale Hugh was thrilled by the dazzltng performance of the Pogos 7, ' :- . I - Q, S ,Q N Q Y W ' ? llxm if l N l ' 7' , y 4 , . - , v N y y ' ' f L Q 2 T J' N B ll 5 ,i N - 1 Q, Xxx rf, A y rx ' 2 . T l 4 . J' 1 4 , .X ? X ' T- 3 Nt , Q 1 ,R V A 'V I by TN ! Y 5 4- ,TA 'T 1 we-Ft' c , V T , 'W .' t N N' ' V , ,Pl rg E A t , ', . ,.'. :. , M. -, .I I, .Joh., .Je ,J., nkll,Ll -. ln 0. 4 I . g ' . I Junior Varsity -1 stab S. ROW 1: E C: '.':'P Ad: s:', G. Bree J F. Ge D R d, G Ce:: ock. ROW 3: D. W CF:v , 'f ::': ROW 2: D, F Je P B. 5'e'ez . f':':'c', F, TH: T R. P-e'ez R R-e,::S3 :5,l D , Q L 99 ROW1 B Stoll J Luttle R Martun D Plaza ROW 2 T Persua C Northrup S Dutton D Mulluken A Romero J Welton M Ruuz D Dalke T Smuth B Luenhart N Pavluna S Fure Varsuty Basketball The Sunnyvale Jet Varsuty flnushed uts second season of SCVAL competutuon whule beung dubbed the best losung team un the league The Jets season ended wuth four wuns and eughteen losses One two three and four pount losses were the vogue but hustle determunatuon and desure were also evudent from start to flnush Tom Smuth Tony Perusa Armond Romero Roy Martun Duck Dalke Jum Welton and Bob Stoll played malor rolls wuth assustance from Don Mullukan John Paulson and late starter Claude Northum Tony Perusa set a new record for free throws 76X and Roy Martun added another record breakung hus own 240 pounts and makung 256 Tom Smuth dud the reboundung and flashed sugns of future greatness Three senuors ended theur hugh school basketball careers Armond Romero Duck Dalke and Jum Welton Tom Smuth was elected captaun for the second straught year All un all the future us brught and the basketball fortunes at Sunnyvale wull take a gugantuc step wuthun the comung year or two Roy Martun and Tom Smuth honorable men tuon all SCVAL Coach Tony Nunes 100 .. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. 1. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 0 . .. .. .. ,, 1 . ,,. , . . . . . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - O . I ol I : , . Q53 7 fg i A , f , gb-:J ' 'x LIC: 5 LL' I J -v 'aft 5 'f mil! P .s 'f 5 I' mg! E9 v 1 's if Q 1 1 Kid 4 HP 1 0 1 d h . an .xx I' If -. - 2 X K , ' X is 'gm 7 if .,.. , 'X if Q Q? a 1 Q 1 Q .,, S ff! . , 4 ' 2' Coach Peterson Thlrtles Basketball J Amaral D Dalke J Sotelo l. Weuns M Adamson J Nelson J Richards T Rostege D Rosenberg The Sunnyvale Bs completed a very successful season by wlnnnng thenr last seven games Their overall record tor the season was l8 won and 4 lost whnch Included wms over the San Mateo Capuchtno Palo Alto and Fremont Bs Sunnyvale Bs handed the Fremont Bs thenr only league defeat by trouncung them 46 33 John Sotelo and John Nelson were both selected on the all league flrst team and Don Rosenberg drew a second team berth an ballots cast by the coaches of league schools Tom Rlchards Tum Rostege and Jerry Amaral rounded out the startung team on a squad that was probably the best team ln the league lO'7 Don Rosenberg John Nelson and John Sotelo all SCVAL basketball O O . , . , . , . , , , , , . , . , . , 11 1 H ,,5t,y,,y B . . . . f ' 'iw LE? 1 , 5 ' 11 1 11 1 r - n 1 11 H 1 11 - v 1 - l . . I 1 1 1 , 1 X M X fy Q F' X .Q v Q- X 4 1 aus . s 4 ' 94 , f Q . 1 XT f. '47 is Q4 3 Ag ,. ,. N H. S. -Z .av-AY - , 's 3 N V, ff W., .4 w ' X. f V S. Gufferriz E. Martin D. Zucchi J. Hidalgo B. Meyer G. Schaffer J. Collins, mgr. E. Phillips T. Nunes L. Nix J. Ulate C. Rosa R. Martin, Mgr. R. Crawford G. Weispfenning J. Richards Championship Basketball Team Sunnyvale High Schools C team continued traditional winning ways with their second consecutive SCVAL championship, their first undefeated season, and extended their winning streak to 30 wins. At the beginning of the season things looked dark for the Jets, with only one man left from last year's squad. As the season progressed, however, the Jets molded into a team of which any school would be proud. The closest any team could get to the Jets was 35 to 34 by Menlo Atherton. Len Nix lead in scoring with a lO.4 point per game average. John Ulate was second with a 8.3 average. Offensively the Jets scored an average of 49.5 per game, while holding their oppo- nents to 26.8 points per game. The only loss under coach Tony Nunes came in the first game of the l956 season, lt was at the hands of Menlo Atherton, who beat them 45 to 38. Since then the Jets have won 30 straight, including two wins over that same Menlo Atherton team. This year the team seems to be even stronger than last year's squad, as was evident by the scores of the Ayer and Fremont games. The Jets won 52-l3 over Ayer and 68-3l over the crosstown rivals, the Fremont Indians. Nix, up from last year's D squad, and Ulate, a returnee from Nunes' championship team in '56, stand sixth and ninth in league scoring respectively. Along with Nix and Ulate in the first unit, there was John Richards, Lenny Zucchi, Clark Rosa, Stan Guit- terez, Bill Meyers, and Rich Crawford. Jim Collins was the team manager. 104 R, Renteria, J. Blackburn, B. Beavers, J. Williamson, T. McGregor J Goin A Avxla R Zanetti S Peterson J. Sanchez, J. Herron, J. Palma, B. Nordberg, W. Wong, D McCawslind J Johnson B Sandigo econd Place Basketball Team The Sunnyvale High D basketball team, led by first stringers John Blackburn, Bill Nardberg, Jim Palma, Jim Herron, Jae San- chez, and Art Avila and aided by reserves Wallace Wong, Jim Johnson, Ricky Renteria, Ran Zanetti, Joe Goin, Bryan Beavers, Don McCausland, and Jim Williamson, compiled a l2 won 2 lost season record. The record indicates a successful season, al- though both losses were sullered in league competition and re- sulted ir' a seccrd place finish. Next year cs these bays move up to the C team there is pramase of another outstanding club to continue their 31 game win string. 5 34 Wrestlin ROW I: H. Cabezas, J. Hidalgo, L. Amaro, T. Alarcon, A. Gax- son, F. Hernandez. ROW 3: B. Beardon, J. Fankell, R. Chavez, iola, G. Yauo, R. Simmons. ROW 2: T. Peterson, J. Valleios, M. J. Williams, G. Wing, B. Gerbo, G. Hewitt, B. Charlesworth, E. Candeleria, C. Simpson, G. Macierez, L. Nix, J. Stouffer, D. Daw- Reno, Mr. Waxham. Emery Reno and Leo Amaro SCVAL WRESTLING CHAMPIONS The Jet grapplers won eight dual meets and last two during the year, climaxing the season by winning two of the twelve individual championships in the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League Tournament. Outstanding individuals were Emery Reno and Leo Amaro, who won the l65 and lO3 pound league championships respectively. Emery was a repeat winner, as he was last years l54 pound league cham- pion. Coach Frank Waxham did not anticipate a successful season, but due to the hard work of the wrestlers and their good spirit the team was successful in winning a maiority of its dual meets. Next year the team will have more experienced men from which to draw, with champion Leo Amaro, third place finisher Todd Peterson, and fourth place finisher Barry Kinney back to lead the team. Sen- iors Emery Reno and George Hewitt will be tough to replace, but some of the iuniors and sophomores, with the added year of ex- perience, should take up the slack and help lead the team to a better season than this past one. Swimming ROWT G Du Cucco D Welker J Leslle J Swenson L Wlens F Brno ROW 3 Mr Threfall R Tucker R Black D Grofh B Rowen B Moore J Nelson Loc e J Jessu T m Dlas S Horn J .lurlck K Hlll G Thomson L Jamnson H efty ROW 2 L Srarnmer M Orwall B Griffin D Taylor J Garcla Manager B Congleton J Sanchez M Candelarxa L Yocum M Moore Go f Tenn: Lf Yr Lawrerce R Zcrrew r-z J r- ROW1 R Taylor B Ku-ne,f B Ho'land J Bargabus ROW2 Roerbeg DJanCRcaJWw arror' Mr Cu 107 L. ,, ,. ,J k,l p,.snh. ,. ,. ',.L, l o . A 5 ' r lf xl ' Y X ' A T , - ,, , XV! ' 'iI,f 4 . 2 0 T, -- - - ' Y W I 1 V A' v 'Q il , - . 4' - , 1 1 L Us Mr. - , J L- L. Nix, R. Go. ales, B, olnrso , D. : . , . Y ', . . , . . S r . T, lr , , s , . 'Ili rs , . r ze, Track 5 nw QJ ' 9 ,Q QM J F l'A W- ROW1 D Lynch R Rrvas M Garraga L Wniers L Lund J Lomeln S Avula D Slaffery J Zamluch M Burgess H Nakano ROW 2 J Welton L Sanford P Ahrens L Heggms B Wal hams J Carlos B Charlesworth A Price R Mortnn R Crump Coaches Nunes Thompson McEIvaney, and Cousins T Fagundes ROW 3 B Zarzecmy N Pavnlna A Guy R Juanez G Richardson T Perusa D Galloway C Duran J Nlefo G Compasso D Fxfzgerold ROW 4 B Lrenharf M Langa T Wenegar J Moreno R Hlghstreel' D Maselll D Dalke huts . rruuil ln.. 108 QQ 99 Track ROW1 R Toylor P Worteno R fenmng G Hndolgo D Kung M Wafson D Dolke G Wensp Glllxhon H Bondy K Brock ROW 2 T Trupleft P Blame C Brno E Bumgorden A Bradley C ONeol R Fox C Voss J Ulcafe J Vollelos ROW 3 J Howard J Whale M Strouch J Adomson J Bolza T Rmchords G Wescotf B Kmney D Nunes B Dloz 109 QQ Q9 Track W gf V .51 J 1 . K my Q22 I , gift' if M X ggi! ' W a f V Mi ' 'fr A , J il ...J I J fi 1 g41,VYfx.?l fl J 4 E ' A TEi4J'X ROW1 S Mazman R Perez R Frgueroa A Yrugollen F Hernandez P Perez B Matthews ROW 2 M Curry J Davrs B Benmon R Newman D Zucchr G Yoneda J Lazarus ROW 3 J Richards J Hidalgo C Rosa M Thompson B Meyer J Sfouffer B Thomas ROW1 B Hrxson T Lazanc C Fuccrclo D Prpprn S Brown G Yano R Bunnell ROW 2 L Hrdalgo J Bellah A Avrla A Gaxrola S Torres R Renferra P Taylor ROW 3 W Parrrsh A Sandrgo R Maroon T Henson J Lewrs J Yano J Johnson 110 :. , . ,.' , . ' ,. ,. ,. , :. , . ',. ',. ,. ',. ,. . :.' , .' , . ,. ,. ,. ,. . RR Y, 'I' I :.' , . 1- ' 1- ,. , . , . . :. ' , . ,. ',. ',. ,- ',. , : , ',. '14 , . ,. ',. ,. . Frosh Soph Baseball ROW'l R Lmclon B Ecxslerley R Solis T Alorcon M Corvol E Phllps J Malmez R Gclbbom J Grey W 2 J Phllllps eol G offer D zo Ko G Bree R Rarson Mr Lm se Freshman Baseball ' .Kiel l ROW l: J. e :'. . . c, , 'G g, N. cle, . cb ell. W 2: ' . lc L ', . ewfl, . r., , :: c.-er, J. Caesar. ROW 3: Md fe' f. D. h 5'erse' fre, J. Q:b'scr', . e: s , . Ale , 111 Varsity Baseball , ROW 1: D. Roy, L. Mesa, D. Milliken, J. Truiillo, R, Rice, B. Sanders, K. l-llxson, K. Vivieros. ROW 2: Mr. Boyd, J. Mullen, A. Rovero, B. Sloll, T. Rosfege, J. Hensley, C. Missokion, Mr. Kling. Tim Rostege Ron Rice Armond Romero Don Milliken John Hensley Jim Trujillo Water Polo VARSITY, ROW 1: B, Dias, D. Plaza, B. Moore, L, Wines, J. Ne!son, J. Locke, A. Thog, J.V.s, ROW 1: A. Irgrcm, J. Leslie, D. Grofh, S mcmtin, G. DKCICCO. ROW 2: B. Scmdens, M. Burgess, J. Jonie, J, Swerson, D. Rosenburg, Goddcford, D, Tusker, ROW 2: K. Hill, J. Lu B. Ecstice, D. Threlfoll. J. McCAurYhe', D. Kelly. Cross-Countr -'IC ff W1 R Thompson A Rom o T L U C ROW 2 Thowps 'v J W 'ev f nl ty ll, olf' If 36? A Z 4! WOODARD STUDIO 145 S. Murphy RNS-3674 yi :QQ if 4' Gigi 'I wif v55k x?4,,'s' Q .W eL Q 3 1 if - .x S+' 'fa' , ,,9.'. I qi .3 ,X , . F L-'dia 1 -? '4 '- K, .J AN-N-' ,fx - ITN N '1 nf' WALTER VITT DRAPERY 5. 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