Wilcox High School - Promethean Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)
- Class of 1966
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LOIS REYNOLDS HERBERT STOCKING Director of lhstruction Director of Secondary Education The world is never bigger than the day after gradua tion! Growing up and acquiring an education seems a slow process during the years of school age. In later years as you look back and reflect upon your high school days you will realize how fleeting they were. Cherish and make the most of every minute of this most wonderful period of your life so will be prepared to look back upon it with memories of happiness and gratification. WENDELL W. HUXTABLE City 8. District Superintendent l administrators play many roles MRS. MILDRED BAKER GEORGE BERGNA Dean of Girls Dean Of Students . 21 CHARLES PASSANTINO WILLIAM DURAN Head Registrar Vice Principal My very best wishes to the students ot Wilcox High School. To the senior class of l966, the problems of this era must be solved by you. Such a task is no more demanding than that faced by your ances- tors. Yet it is a stern one. I hope that your years at Wilcox have helped to prepare you to meet this challenge. May success and happiness come to all of you. E. R. BUCHSER, JR. Principal I A'i,iEfjiii?'i,.:fF?.-.5FEJ? , 3i...':l1'45'ifEf5Q?5''ifgqii-1 ' gl L lah AEgitv.1,g.pri:.:.f:,.. ,,l,f,,g:.' .,,,, 2' . ,, - xl- - -qv,-.gq .5,,..::5, hm- . -, 13: 1:v.rit,t-X iliilgfifgi-alllf?p,'ge.-Llihssgl.-5-gf,-ft-,-1:-.,:.. fevtpd-.l..1jv.,-i s l'9-ts1,'Q5i' H-'.'in + -. 1, A 't3f.-eil.-K'w'r.' ,,J?-Flite'--' .mir , mam,-,,.-Qfg,.flfCas3f? it,,.'+i5.5,:t.,-...wifi , ' 1.2 If-tie. '51--l ibm- -xr. -la gli.-jf f:.,1wEgqQ5.:'1 'E -1g:2- 1a'f.-.'.,,-1'-'Ea ff- Ps- E- it 1 .-.. - '- :Fully .-r Q C - today's work shape l JAMES coui S.J.S.C., B.A., M.A. Senior Counselor .wg ag: Z ll E' eil' FRANK CAMERON HowARo LUDLUM Atlantic Union Hiram Col., B.A. College, B.A. mg., Solid Geom., Freshman Counselor ROBERT RHODES S.J.S.C., B.A., M.A. History Math Fund., Alg. l, Coach SARA PINKERTON U. of Col., B.A. U. of Den., M.A. Senior Counselor GLADYS CAYWOOD Fresno State, B.A. S.J.S.C., C.T. Junior Counselor The counselors, the nurse, and the librarian-all perform invaluable services to students at Wilcox. The counselors arrange all class schedules, help students choose courses, and counsel those who may be having problems. The nurse checks students for audio and visual defects that could affect their school work. Students also receive medical aid when they get sick at school. The librarian assists students in finding books. Sue is also in charge ofthe library. JOYE THOMAS S.F. State, B.A. St. Luke's Hosp., R.N School Nurse Medical Careers Mr. Elwell's class seems to want an item of history clarified as indicated by the raised hands in the picture. JANE BONDI Nurse's Secretary omorrow's history GENE ANTONE S.J.S.C., B.A,, M.A. World History Coach-Track RAYMOND ELWELL U. of Neb., B.A. Creighton U., M.A. CivicsfAm. Problems Emerging Nations Future Teachers .-5 i Im, VIRGINIA AMOS DONALD FLOHR Col. Notre Dame, B.A. Stanford, M.A. U.S. History World History CivicsfAm. Problems The History Department has trans- mitted the annals of time and thoughts of the ages to its students. Thronging to the classrooms in great numbers, the students learned World History, U.S. History, and Civics and American Problems. The department also gave a class in Emerging No- tions. aff .ss- JAMES Mc CLUSKEY S.J.S.C., B.A. World History CivicsfAm. Problems International Club Santa Clara B A U.S. History CivicslAm. Problems Senior Advisor GENE PISENTI Santa Clara, B.S,C. World History Coach EDWARD HARRISON S.J.S.C., B.A., Gen. Sec, U.S. History World History Coach JAMES VETTLE S.J.S.C., B.A. CivicsfAm. Problems U.S. History GEORGE WAGNER S.J.S.C., M,A. Miss Amos finds a student's remarks amusing World Hisiory during an informal class discussion. Coach 23 DONALD AYRES S.J.S.C., B.A., M.A., Gen. Sec. English 3,4 C.S.F. Sponsor BEVERLY DOYLE Stanford University B.A. Social Studies English 'l LYNN HULTGREN S.J.S.C., B.A. Gen. Sec. ArtsfCrafts gt VI, if f SANDRA BONNET S.J.S., B.A. -' Gen. Sec. English 2 .Q Typing l GARY BAILEY U. of Indiana B.A., M.A. English 2, 4 Chess Club ROGER HOY U. of Santa Clara U. at San Francisco B.S., M.A. English 4 Latin 1,2 Cross Country Coach English is in everyday life a necessity. To communicate with fellow man is by far the highest of all ottainments. Ideas and opinions help our nation grow and it is through English classes that we are taught the proper way to express our opinions and views. Through varied aspects of English many doorways can be unlocked. 24 2. I vi LILLIAN CASCIO S.J.S.C., B.A. English 3 FARELYN BRADY U. of Portland B.A., Gen. Sec. English 1,3 Future Teachers thought ar interp Here Mr. Van Pinnon, lseniorj English teacher, explains the characters in Macbeth to students Suzann Hall and Jim Radford. Many different approaches are taken by these teachers, all getting the same point across. JUNE JACKSON Sac. State B.A. S.J.S.C., Gen. Sec. English l,2 xperience nderstanding SUZANNE MALONE U. of Colo, B.A. U. of Utah Gen. Sec. English 2,3 Publications Prome1hean u MARILOU MALVINI B.A., S.J.S., Gen. Sec. English l,2 GAIL MURRAY JULIE PORTER U. of Neb. B.S. English 1,2 Drama Club ff R .ff , WZ, CORRINE SEIDENBURG Holy Names College B.A,, Gonzaga U. Gen. Sec. English 1,2 S.J.S.C., B.A. Journalism War Chants English 3,4 , 1'i, GWYN SUNDELL Westmont College B.A., Literature U. of California Gen. Sec. M, , ,ggi lllvy .J E All J r fl f i W' l 'l ll Mz'i2faE1.T:fiP H li A J, J M.A. rj 1, , English 3,4 X W Y If 25 1 l i DONNA S.J.S.C., BAK Public Drama Jfirg QQCQQ5 5 37, Q is 'Ulf 'S fm? , w in WP, ' 72 fe Qhvfn in xwvf 'Q 1 I J RONALD VON PINNON S..l.S.C., B.A., M.A. English 3,4 Frosh-Soph Basketball JAMES PARIS S,.l.S.C., B.A., M.A. Band A, A Cappella, GirI's Glee Boy's Glee SANDRA RUSSELL S.J.S.C., B.A. Art l,2,3,4, Crafts Art Club JIM TALLUTO S.J.S.C., B.A. artists create - Orchestra, Band B 8. C Girl's Glee all enioy Creative ability is a gift. The students who have been endowed thusly are enrolled in classes of music, drawing, painting, sculp- ture, or wood design. These classes provide an opportunity for the students to express themselves artistically. Cooking and sewing may also be consid- ered curt. It is the responsibility of the students to create in this department also. All ot these arts are presented tor the enioyment and approval ot the student- body throughout the year. CAROLYN BUEHNER S.J.S.C., B.A. Clothing 'l,2,3 Ji VERA FAlRBAlRN Colo. State U., B.S. Foods l, 2, Household ArtsfFH8.D A quick glimpse into the classroom reveals these talented teachers practicing what they teach . SCOTT JOHNSON S,.l.C.C., A.A. S.J.S.C., B.A., M.A. Wood Work l,2,3,4 GEORGE SHEETS S.J.S.C., B.A,, D.V.C., A.A. Ind. Arts, Woods Mech. Draw, Carpentry FRANK GERACI S.J.S.C., B,A., M.A. Mech. Drafting Machine Drafting Arch. Drafting Audio Visual AUSTIN LUCERO S.F.C.C., A.A. S.J.S.C., B.A. Elect. 1,2 Lt. Medal Freshman Class Advisor the search for truth MARJORIE BICKNELL V S.J.S.C., B.A., . ll 'xxx l 1 Math Rev., Alg. 1,2 I , , Null Set fs 1 K , A A llxkr MQ Fi-gl' rw - ,, ' 4 il l.:- r ' ALLAN BJORNSTAD lj' yi, 1 E ,: 'J ll. U. of N. Dakota L. R , N X .4 , B.S.,M.S i. J gl- 1 'l' Physics, Phy. Sci., 1,1 LVL L' in ll Alg. 1 4, ' ff all . I3 ff A lx., x,-rx' -X17 4 2 x x ' - ' GORDON DONOVAN L li West Montana, f lily as., M.s. .XM MELVIN LUCHETTI U. of Santa Clara, B.E.E. Life Science Biology ARTHUR HIATT S..l.S.C., B.A., M.A. Alg. l,2 Math Seminar Null Set ALFRED HOLLAND S.J.S.C., B.A. Math Fund. Bus. Math, Pl. Geom. Key Club, Coach KEN JOHNSON Cen. Wash. State, Apparently Mr. Johnson, one of the B,S., M.S. chemistry teachers, doesn't read his own Chemistry warning signs, as evidenced by the plaster he's wearing. lActucllly, he fell off a lad- der.J 28 The search for truth is one that continues throughout lite. Through the guidance of a dedicated group of teachers, stu- dents ot mathematics and science at Wilcox learn the methods used in the search. The interest generated in the classroom stimulates the mind to look for truth everywhere. LINDA SIGMAN PETER PETERSEN No. Texas State, B.S., M.S. Life Sci., Biology Physiology Jr. Class Sponsor ALBERT MCCRACKEN S.J.S.C., B.A., M.A. Gen. Math, Intro. Alg., TrigfSoI. Geom. Freshman Class Sponsor I JM f,beiZ,0l Wayne State, B.S. Intro. Alg., Alg I BETTY STENSON U. of Cal., B.A. Math Rev., PI, Geom. 29 ni' HAROLD STOMBS S.J.S.C., B.A. Physics, Phy. Sci., Gen. Math CHARLES WHERITY S.J.S.C., B.A. Life Sci., Biology JOHN WEAVER Iona Col., B.A. Gen. Math, Alg. I PI. Geom. Coach fanl- X x HIDEKO AZAMA Hancock J.C., A.A. A S.J.S.C. B.A Q x. P2YZ.if .' gtg? l.Ol CHANSLOR U. of Nev., B.A. S.J.S.C., M.A. Phys. Ed. G.A.A. SANDRA FROST 'ij Miami u., lop, 5.5. Phys. Ed. G.A,A. ELIZABETH HEISINGER S.J.S.C., B.A. PhsEd y . . Rolly Council G.A.A. WALTER ANDERSON S.J.S.C., B.A. Gen. Sec. Phys. Ed. Coach it ii ., it .T .5 t.. it .Q FRED BLANCO SJ S C B A Phys. Ed. Cocch RlCHARD DUNASKY Col. of Morin, A.A. S.J.S.C., B.A., M.A. Phys. Ed. Lettermen Coach Mr. Anderson and Miss Azomo found that folkdoncing steps creoted ci problem. Could their difference in height have anything to do with it? 30 THOMAS FITSPATRICK Notre Dome, B. S. Phys. Ed. Lettermen Coach JAMES JACQUES U. of Oregon S.J.S.C., B.A., M.A. Phys. Ed. Coach Ten words o min- ute, eh! My but you've improved since September! Mrs. Broun says to Bill Wood, o typing student. JO ANN BRAUN Pierce .l.C., A.AQ S.J.S.C., Spec. Sec, Steno l,'2, Typing 2 Commercial Club BETTY CARMODY S.J.S.C., B.A. Bus., Steno l Commercial Club varied fields produce diversity MAJORIE SCHLAGEL U. of Neb., B.A. S.J.S.C., M.A. Office Proc., Typing 2 KENNETH HSU S.J.5.C., B.A. Gen. Bus. Bk. Kpg. SalesfRec. K. E 'S T 3Ti'7E-1571 KATHLEEN MAC DONALD S.J.S.C., B.A. Typingl,2, Gen. Bus. 1444, ee, 1, T M,,,,,, affair! SHIRLEYMARTIN i .L Miami u., as Typing I .-,4 LQ . Office Machines K ' LXCLMAQ Z0 Acc, .fffz-CJ Here at Vllilcox,.we have a learned at curriculum in which all students take part. P.E., as a required subiect, along with the business courses, help to ' strengthen the idea of knowledge plus aid, the actual application of the knowl- edge. at Mama 477919660 Language is very essen erydoy life and also requires an everyday ap- plication. Spanish, French and Latin are offered to those interested in a foreign language. LINDA HOWE S..l.S.C., B.A. French l,2,4 EDWARD HERMAN Conv. Span. ARNOLD OLIVIERA Texas West C., B.A. French Club S.J.S.C., B.A. SJ-5-C-, M-A. Spanish l,2 Spanish 2,3,4,5 Camera Club Spanish Club 31 ei' T. T. lll 'w N-llii w UlS fiesta, This year's cafeteria workers were fl. to r.l Mrs. Helen Alvarado, Mrs. Carmen Martinez, Mrs. Erma Weller, Mrs. Kay Brigiotta, Mrs. Emma Dempsy, and Mrs. Marie Axe, Manager. Not pictured: Mrs. Ann Pirnik and Mrs. Mary Engle. The custodians, cafeteria staff, and snack bar personnel are o very necessary part of our school. The cafeteria meals go through much preparation before they are served by our cafeteria staff. The snack bar is one of our biggest profit making enterprises, and it also supplements the cafeteria with extra goodies . Our custodians are always there to fix something or to help put up campaign posters. All these people help to make Wilcox the school that it is. service to school appreciated is ' 'i- -eV F-W -g g . ,r ' 'JD' il ' , 1' Q ! J T r '.f:f'.:.f'. iffii ' C:-X-L XJJ The snack bar is efficiently run under the direction of Mrs. Thelma Poeschel and Mrs. .lane Myers. This year's custodians were fl. to r.l Earl Brawley, Ed Krueger, John Acevedo fHead Eustodionj, John Matthews, Frank Ledisma, Louis Milani, Manual'Santos, Pat Sumaquero, Ed Fernandes, and Bud Kleldon. .. ft are MRS. MARVELJEWEL MRS. BETSY SMITH Mr. Buchser's Sec. Mr. Durun's Sec. MRS. KARIN FUREDY MRS. JERRY GREENWOOD Mr. Bergnds Sec, Bookkeeper H. llgegl These women behind the desks in the ' ,.' X' X main office have the important iob of V 5' keeping the files, students records, and ai ll , 951 school business in tip-top order. Most 2 students have found these ladies to be Cl .Gm ' ' N great help to the lost student as well os Q friend in time of need. .N l l- f7':Q.l MRS, MARIE BENCH Y MRS. LENORE SPlTZ Regis. Office Switchboard MRS. EILEEN STALDER MRS. CAROL CAREY Aftendflnce Regis. Office 33 Qviding foddy ...sureness offer an exam The qualify fo. debate . . . 0 quiet moment during c discussion on unhurried moment in class . . . 34 aders ix. Q 0 Q Q0 0 0 om 00 Q Q 5 D uname if O 0 do Q 0 Q 0 QQ Q Q QQ oo O S 00 ' ' gsiria ' gf M292 f' :D f ,N Q M .6 Jackie Kelley, Vice Presideni Kent Graham, President Dorothy Lyons, Secretary Susan Brown, Treasurer wx 1 ,5gs5..'f-' VI' brj' HA it VF 1 .,',., i ox. e ..-.. ,, .ff if Senior Council members are ROW 1: J. Blake, M. Gunion, B. Wade, K. Graham, H. McCann, S. Brown, S. Jacobs, T. Hunter. ROW 2: Mr. Flohr, S. Cheatham, K. Thomas, S. Coupens, Df Davis, K. Tabash, M. Nunes, J. Kelley, S. Brown, C. Sorenson, T. Wrightman, D. Lyons, D. Gidel, C. Dahlen, S. Spurgeon, L. Grant, G. Ulmer, S. Collison. tomorrow's leaders Senior Counselor, Mr. Cole, talking to Sandy Lovett. are today's students For the past tour years the class of '66 has worked hard to achieve the goals that they set for themselves. The goals and events that preceded graduation were a senior party, which the class received for selling the most S.B. cards, a well-organized Homecoming and Spirit Week, the Senior Class Play- My Three Angels , and the high point of the year, the Senior Ball. The seniors will look over their achievements for the past tour years with a feeling of accomplishment. 37 Senior Class Advisor, Mr. Flohr, talking to Kent Graham LJ. SANDRA AFFLECK PAMELA ALFORD GEORGE ALVARADO RALPH ALVARADO ELAINE ALVAREZ CSF If2f3f4 Cross Country 2,3,4 GirI's Glee 3,4 V- Pres- 4 Track I,2,3,4 Camera Club 4 OYCIWSIVO IIZA Leffermen I,2,3,4 Drama Club 3 Pub. 4 Assist. ED. 4 Jr, Class Sec. Scholastic DAVID ANDREWS Choir 3,4 Chamber Choir 4 French Club 3,4 Camera Club 3,4 Senior Play 4 Awards l,2,3,4 JIM ANDREWS Swimming 3 I today i GLEN APPLEBY SUSAN ARIBAS A,V. I Senior Play if' TONI ARNOLD Girls' Activity Comm. 2,3,4 Chairman 3,4 Comm. Club 3,4 Honor Roll 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2 WAYNE AUERILL FRANCIS BACICH French Club 2 GAA I A.V. 3,4 Library Club 1,3 Senior Play 3,4 Rally Club MARVENE BALL CSF 4 Orchestra I,2,3,4 Honor Orchestra I,2,3,4 JACKIE BARNES Drama Club I,2 Comm. Club 3 MELVIN BARNHILL LYNN BARTON CATHY BAUERLE THERESA BEALL ARTHUR BEATON Cross Country 1,2 GAA Comm. Club 3,4 Chess Club Comm. Club 1,2 Student Store 3,4 Swimming Team RA Student Sec. 3,4 GAA 4 ' morrow's hopes LUPE BELTRAN THOMAS BERTRAM Med. Careers 2 Comm. Club 3,4 Red Cross 4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Truck 2,3,4 Football 2,3 Senior Play 3 JEFF BIRDSEYE JERRY BLAKE Basketball 1,2 Tennis 2,3 Boy's Glee 3,4 Senior Council Letterrnen 3,4 ,L JONATHAN BLANTON RICH BLOM Basketball 1,2,3 Basketball'1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Football 3 Tennis 3,4 Baseball 1,2,4 CSF 3,4 Lettermen 1,2,3,4 AFS Candidate 3,4 A.V. 4 SUSAN BOGUE Choir 2,3,4 Chamber Choir 4 Spanish Club 1,2 Junior Council ' 1-'O' CRAIG BORNMANN ALICE BOROS Cross Country 1 Baseball 1,2 Golf 3 Lettermen 1,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 GLORIA BOUTCHER LINDA BRAGER Student Store 2,3,4 Nurse's Assist. 3 Comm. Club 2 LESTER BRODE Basketball I Track l Lehermen DIANNA BROOME LARRY BROWER Art Club 2,4 Tennis 1,3 French Club 2 Library Club 4 DONNA BROWN Transfer 4 CSF 4 Comm. Club 4 Choir4 Drama Club 4 SCOTT BROWN Baseball l Baskefball 2,3 Wrestling 1,2 CSF 'l,2,3,4 l W, lomorrow's success Senior Council 4 SUSAN BRQWN NANCY BRYAN CSF l,2,3,4 Inter. Club l,2,3,4 Class Sec. 2 Class Treas, 3,4 Gov. Youth Conf. Rep. 4 BILL BRYANT LINDA BRYANT DARYL BUNNELL JOHN BUSHMAN BOBBIE BUTLER Wregfling 1,3 Gll'l'S Glee 2 Boy's Glee 4 Trqgk 3 Comm. Club Red Cross l Honor Roll 3 if-. 1r 'Y BARBARA BURBRIDGE SUSAN CALHOUN PAU LA CAMPAGNOLO ANN CARRERA French Club 1,2 Girl's Glee 3 Comm. Club 3 lnfern. Club 1,2 CIWOIV4 RA 1,2 Honor Roll 3 CSF 3,4 CYNTHIA CASANOVA Drama Club 3 Girl's Glee 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 re foday's work CHARLES CASTAGNOLO NICK CASTAGNOLO Tennis 3 Leftermen 3 JAY CHANEY CSF 1,2,3,4 Maih Club 2,3,4 PAT CHAVEZ Molh Club 2,3 Camera Club 4 Bond l,2,3,4 GAA 4 Pep Band 1,2 STEPHANIE CHEATHAM KENNETH CHIN TOM CHRISMAN DARYL CHRISTENSEN KAREN CHRISTENSEN Song Girl 3,4 A.V 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Football 1,2,3 GAA 1,2 Camera Club 3,4 Baseball 1 CSF 'l Golf 3,4 Rally Council 1,2 Drama Club 3 Key Club 3,4 Baseball 4 KLIV Rep. 2,3 RA I Rally Council 3,4 EVELYN CLARK JAY CLARK Girl's Glee I Transfer 2 Track l Football l,2,3 ,n . if IR l In RAY CLARK fl W U ,749 IlXlCHAEL CLIFTON , nAviD cow Cross Country 3,4 U! U7!,A fl Baseball 2 ,- Fooiball 2,3,4 . I I, , 1 In V,-V . 132255 l if A1 U of if New ,R Xazizw Wresiling l,2 0'-- lf ,I Qfw f A Jyiylf 4' ,LJ Leffermen 2,3,4 French Club l,2,3 D1 'Aff Julia fy 'A I, RA l,2,3,4 l fr I' -' . if V 2 ' 'fl f L 201 All All l I' Jr' yylyllj y lv, rl ll xy M ,VLA ' L! ,muy ,Lf ,lp , V W y ff , MMU ' .illfl - I any fl. . M 0 14 o A orrow is c oser , we ' gf ,Ml 1 qlflfl A I ' j , 'V l ll! K LU ll 0 'A I A D 01' DANNY COLLIER SUSAN COLLISON Song girl 3,4 Rally Council 3,4 Camera Club 3,4 j f f f' .' .1 , y' , .lf 'L , +L' J 1 ,' l ld, fgjll Vu wr QQ l Qui A Xll! ,N l A 1 UL l fl ff ilk! I K yx V I f ll l ll 5 J i W fx Llb Y Club 4 KAREN CONDON GAA 'l Red Cross I Nurses Club l Comm. Club 3,4 Girl's Glee 3 Library Club 4 , V mil M f fl. f W' fl: l A' l ly JL fl 1,1 l J W 3 S47 V L STEVE CONEY Fooiball 2' l 1 N C! J RANDALL CONGPA RICHARD COOK DARLENE CORL WILLIAM CORNETT Basketball l Boy's Glee 3,4 42 SANDI COUPENS Spanish Club 2 Cheerleader 3 Spirit Manager 4 Rally Council 3,4 Publications 4 EVERETT COY CAROL CRESS ILENE CROWE JOHN CRUZ EDWARD CYPRET Track 3 Comm. Club 2,3,4 CSF 2,3,4 Boy's Glee 4 Student Sec. 3,4 Spanish Club 2,4 Junior Council i French Club 3,4 lnfern. Club 3 GAA 2 han yesterday MATT DAVIS Band l,2,3,4 Orchestra l,2,3, DENISE DAVIS Cheerleader 2,3 Rally Council 2,3 Senior Council Ar? Club l,3,4 CHERYL DAHLEN ROBERT DAMSKEY RA 1 Song Girl 3 Swimming 3,4 Rally Council 3,4 Waler Polo 4 Spanish Club 2 Senior Play 4 RA 3 Choir 2,3,4 AL DAY CALVIN DEAL DAN DE BARTOLO KATRIEN DE BRABANDERE MARY DELL Foreign Exchange FTA I Sfuden14 Red Cross 2 V. Pres CSF 4 French Club 2 Intern. Club 4 CSF 3,4 Ari Club 4 Med. Careers 4 43 GAA 4 JOHN DEL REAL DENNIS DE VEAUX TOM DINETTE THELMA DISTLER PAT DI VIRGILIO Transfer 3 Wrestling 2 Transfer 2 Library Club 4 Football l,2,3,4 Novice Wrestling Baseball 3,4 Librgry Assist, 4 Wrestling 2,3,4 Champ. 2 Football 4 Letfermen 4 Key Club 4 Lettermen 4 , 1 X , , it l J it BARBARA DOBBINS Med. Careers 3,4 CSF 3,4 Intern. Club 3 JIM DODGE Football 2 Track 1,2 LILLIAN DOLLAR tomorrow I VIRGINIA DONOVAN Girl's Glee 3,4 Choir 4 Drama Club 3,4 SANDRA DORSCH PAGET DOWLER STEVEN DROKE Transfer 4 Comm. Club 4 Class Treas. l Drama Club 4 Cross Country 3 Senior Play 4 GARY DUNCAN Football 2 Basketball 2,3,4 Ari 3 Library Club 4 Publications 4 JOHN DUNN Art Club I Library Club l 4.-Q JOHNNIE DYE KEN ECKHARDT ROBERT ECKROAT MICHIKO ENDO LEE ERISKSON Chess Club 3 Wood Assist. Comm. Club 4 RA 3 CSF 1,2 lmost Today l HUGO ESTRADO ROSA ESPINOSA GARY ERMOLOFF KATHLEEN ESPERANCA RA 2 Ar? Club 4 Bond l,2 Fashion Representative 4 Pep Bond 1,2 Dcance Bond 2 ERROI. FISHER Gl.ORlA FLORES ROSIE FLORES SHERI. FORBES I DOUGLAS FORSYTH Chess Club 1,2 Library Assist. l Red Cross Club 1 Football 2,3,4 A.V. l Comm. Club 3 Comm. Club 3 45 Pam and Steve were over- whelmingly chosen the most scholastic of this year's senior class. They have both received numerous awards in the scholastic field, and at the some time have maintained an active interest in school functions. This year Pam Alford was Vice President of CSF, and Assistant Editor of the yearbook. She was Secretary of her Jr. Class and received the English award three years running. Steve Jacob has been very active in sports all tour years at Wilcox. This year he also served on the Rally Council, and was President of the Lettermen's Club. Both Pam and Steve graduated with the top ten of the Class of '66, This year Kathy Thomas was cho- sen the girl most likely to succeed. During this past year she has been very active in school func- tions as well as modeling profes- sionally. She held the title of Miss Sunnyvale and was also chosen Miss Congeniality of Santa Clara County. senio hoose outstanding classmates 5 is as , li ' 'Li 0 . 5 1 v Q Q n ,-I Q 4. U an he Q Tim Lape, chosen as the boy most likely to succeed, was not only this year's Student Body President, but was also one of Wilcox's outstanding athletes. Tim was one of the few boys who has ever -lettered l2 times in high school sports. lt his high school years reflect his future, Tim will certainly be a success. Sandy and Angel were the sen- ior's choice for most talented. Both of these students have put their outstanding talents to work during their four years at Wilcox. Angel Guerzon has designed the posters for the senior play forthe past two years and also did most of the art work and scenery for the musicals. During the school year Angel's work could be found displayed in the various display cases in the halls. Sandy Riel has been Head Ma- iorette at Wilcox for two years. She has won numerous medals and trophies for her twirling abil- ity. Sandy also plans to try out for twirling in college. The seniors made a wise choice in picking Sandy and Angel as i'Most Tal- ented. Q,- JOYCEFRANCBCUS mcKFREoEmcK ROBERTGADD CSFSA STEVE GARDNER Football l,2,3,4 Co-cop. 4 Wrestling l,2,3,4 Track l,3,4 Key Club 3,4 Leftermen l,2,3,4 V. Pres. 4 ROBERT GEAR MARK GE LLER PATRICIA GIBSON French Club 2,3 GAA2A l RA4 DARANN GIDEL Rally Council 4 Drama Club l,2,3,4 Jr. and Sr. Council Newspaper Ediior 3,4 Library Club 3,4 forever is Th SUE GILBERT Art Club 4 T 3,1 .- JAN GILHAM JOHN GIRALDES WILLIAM GLOVER BOB GOBLE Drama Club 3 Baseball l M8Cl1-'Df0Wl '9 Camera Club 3,4 Wresiling l,2,3 Assist. 2,3,4 Comm. Club 4 48 KITTY GOHLKE Comm. Club 3,4 Pres. 4 Library Club 3 GAA4 Publications 4 DANIEL GONZALES DAVID GONZALES LANCE GORDON Football 2,3 Wrestling 1,2 Track l,2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 Sr. Council 4 ee of time Cross Country I,2,3,4 RA I Track I,2,3,4 A,V, 2 Lefiermen I,2,3,4 Cross Country 3 Camera Club 4 Pres. 4 KENT GRAHAM Wrestling l,2,3,4 Foo1ball2,3,4 Senior Class Pres. Band l,2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 LEE GREEN Senior Play 2,3,4 Band 'l,2,3,4 Choir 3,4 Chamber Choir 4 LINDA GRAVES CHARLOTTE GRAY Dmng 3,4 GAA 2,4 Comm. Club 4 SHAUNA GRISH FRAN GROGAN ANGEL GUERZON MIKE GUNION Drama Club l,2,3, GAA 2 Aff Club IIQI4 Buskmboll 1 Senior Play 3 Drama Club 4 Pres, 4 Baseball 1,2 Girl's Glee 3 Comm. Club 3,4 Cross Counfry 2,3,4 CSF 3,4 Senior Play 4 Cupn. 4 Truck 3,4 Leffermen l,2,3,4 LINDA GRANT Rally Council 4 Comm. Club 2,3,4 GAA I,2,3,4 Library Club 3,4 Sec. and Treas. 4 WALTER GREVELINK PAM GUNTERN GAA I,2,3,4 Library Club 3,4 Comm. Club 3 RA 2 , , Q-,Y E -'if ANITA GURNEY CATHIE GUZZETTA DANIEL HADDOW SHARON HAlNES SUZANN HALL GAA 23,4 CSF 3,4 Pres. 4 lnfern. Club 2,3,4 Comm. Club 3,4 CSF 2 Football 1 Spanish Club A Drama Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Class Play 2 Choirl GAA A Latin Club 1,2 JOHN HAMMOND Football 1,2,3,4 Cap. 4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Leftermen 2,3,4 SANDRA HAMMOND GAA 2 Med. Careers 3,4 LINDA HARDY GAA 2 Comm. Club 2 ever growi NANCY HARRlNGTON Publications 4 Choir 4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Treas. 4 Musical 3,4 RA 2,4 VAUGHN HARRIS LINDA HARTLEY RICHARD HARTWIG BONNIE HATHAWAY l-ONNlE HAWKINS Baseball 2 Wrestling 2,3,4 Girl's Glee 3,4 Senior Play 3 Track 2,314 Comm. Club 3,4 Tennis 3,4 Cross Country 4 Library Club 4 'I'OlTI0l'l'OW ,gn- ..r JACK HAY DIANE HEALY RUTH HEARRON SUE HEISINGER SANDRA HELMS Baseball I CSF I,2,3,4 GirI's Glee 2 Med. Careers 3 Sec, 4 Cl'lOII' 3,4 GAA 2,3 Spanish Club 3,4 V. Pres. 4 Comm. Club 3 Pres. 3 Iniern. Club 4 JOHN HOFFMAN Wresiling LOUIS HERRERA BARBARA HERNANDEZ LARRY HERNANDEZ Comm. Club 3 Track I,2,3,4 Ar? Club 4 Wresiling 3,4 Med. Careers 4 Boy's Glee 2 GAA 2 43 BRIAN HOHNER ANNE HOLLAND DAVID HOOTS VICKI HOPE KENNETH HORN Football 2,3,4 Comm. Club 3,4 Transfer 3 French Club 1,2 Wresiling 2,3 Intern. Club 3,4 Che55 Club Honor R.-,112 Track 3 Transfer 3 Cgmm. Club 3 Letiermen 2,4 GAA 3,4 Girls' Advisory GirI's Glee 3,4 ftofnn-1.314 51 Publications 4 TERRY HUNTER BOB HURST Football l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3 Lellermen 2,3,4 A.v, 1,2,3,4 Jr. and Sr. Council er' BARTON IRICK CSF l,3,4 AFS Club 2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 Pres. 4 RODNEY ISAMAN GARY JACKSON UI1 ROY JACKSON Track l,2,3 Basketball 2 Art Assisi. 4 STEVEN JACOB Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 CSF l,2,3,4 Lehermen l,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Rally Council 4 DOTTIE JANKORSKY TONI JARAMILLO Comm. Club 4 Senior Play 4 Drama Club 4 Senior Play 4 GARY JAUREZ NANCY JEARY SUSAN JENNINGS BOBJODOlN CAROLYN JOHNSON Wrestling Comm. Club 3,4 TENNIS 3 Ralll' Club 3 French Club 4 Donkey Basketball 4 GAA l Drama Club 4 Senior PJUY 4 Lelfermen PAUL JOHNSON STEPHEN JOHNSON CUFF JONES JANET JONES MARILYN JONES Football 3,4 Band 1,2,3 WFBSTHHQ 3,4 Comm. Club 3,4 A-V- 3 Honor Roll 3,4 day's essence TED KEECH Track 2,3,4 Basketball 2 SANDRA KEEBLE Choir 2,3,4 Comm. Club 3,4 GAA 1,2 Publications 4 MARSHA KAHLER NORMA KANE S1uclenlSec. 4 Spanish Club l,2,3 Comm. Club 2,3,4 lnfern. Club 3 CSF 1,3,4 Wrestling Scorekeeper l,2,3,4 -nv DAVID KEENE BRUCE KHSTER JACKIE KELLEY KAROL KEl.l.NER DENISE KEMP Foofbull 3 Homecoming Queen 4 RA 4 RA TYGCk l,2 Class V. Pres. 2,4 Senior Play Wl'ESllif1Q 2,3 Journalism 3 Drama Club Lellermen 2,3,4 Assist Ed, 4 Senior Council 53 Spanish Club 1,2 KRISTINE KILBRIDE French Club i,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Publications 4 Inlern. Club 3 CSF 2,3,4 GAA 2 CAROL KLOSTER CSF i,2,3,4 Spanish Club l,2,3,4 Math Club 2,3,4 Sec. 3 RA 2 Intern. Club 2 LINDA KILLMARTIN LINDA KILPATRICK WAYNE KINGSTON DAVE KLIEN Comm. Club 3,4 Band I Football 2,3,-4 Wreslling l,3,4 Lellermen 2,3,4 masters ar 'C3 KATHLEEN Koscxi I Transfer 3 Journalism 4 Publications 4 KW Rep' 3'4 PAUL KRAMER ROBERT KRAUTH Football 2,3 Senior Play 2,3 Leffermen 2 Tennls 2,3 Track 2 CSF 3f4 Wreslling 2,3,4 Moll' Club 4 Senior Play 3,4 PRISCILLA KROLI. GAA I,2 Comm. Club 3,4 Girls' Glee 3,4 . Med. Careers 3 LINDA KUHL ALICE KULINSKI JOHN KUNKEL .IOANNE LACHNIT Comm. Club 3,4 Drama Club 3 Track II3 Girls' Glee I Bend If2f3f4 Honor Roll 3 Future Nurses' Club I 54 , L- 251. BETTY LA JEUNESSE CAROLYN LANGER A.S.B. Sec. 4 Junior Prom Queen 3 CSF l,2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Sec. 3 Rally Council 3 CAROLYN LANNING TIM LAPE APRIL LEAGUE DYGFUU Club 2,3, A.S.B. Pres. 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Play 3 Jr. Class Pres. 3 Football 3,4 Wrestling l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 rom all times MARY ANN LEER CSF l,2,3,4 Band 'l,2,3,4 Med. Careers l,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Spanish Club 2,4 RA 3 EDWARD LEMBECK Swimming 3,4 Water Polo 4 RON LESSARD Wrestling l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 Leffermen 4 THOMAS LEVASSEUR JOHN LEVENGOOD JEAN LEWIS ARTHUR UENHART DAVE LINCICOME Transfer Track 'l French Club l,2,3 A,V. l,2 Ar? Club 3,4 Ser, 3 Comm. Club 3 RA 2,3,4 Journalism 4 wit, spirit, and abilit Ginger Ulmer and Terry Hunter were chosen as the 'iMost Spirited of the Class of '66. As we all know, spirit isn't something that iust happens, it takes people like Ginger and Terry to create it. They both spent a maior part of their time working together with their fellow students to keep spirit at a high point. Ginger, who has been Head yell leader for three years, has gone through pulled muscles, dislo- cated kneecaps, and broken toes to maintain her title as Wilcox's well-coordinated Cheerleader. Terry was not only a member of this year's Rally Council but he also played football and ran track. It will be a great many years before any of us forget Terry's spirit, winning personality, and famous slogan: 'lAdd A Little Color To Your Class! Linda Grant, voted the Most Athletic , got her start playing baseball with the boys in the neighborhood. When she came to Wilcox she ioined G.A.A. and has played volleyball, basketball, 1 71.-gel. vi auf? softball, and hockey every year. b ' Off-campus Linda is active in the Moonlight Bowling League. Now MostAthIefic: fl? T Linda Grant 35 ' ' John Hammond ff' Girls. '- she holds the High Series for Sr. ZA. ake a well-rounded year Voted l'Most Athletic , John Hammond has represented Wil- cox well in his 4 years of attend- ance. He has played football all 4 years and in his senior year was chosen All-League Defensive Back. John also wrestled 4 years for Wilcox. ln his Jr. year he took tirst place in the league and in his Sr. year he took fourth in the Northern California Section. Being voted Wittiest in the class of '66 is by for the high point in the clowning careers of Dave Cole and Dorothy Lyons. Humor is ac- quired in various ways, some people like Dave and Dorothy come by it naturally. They've spent time fbetween Classes of coursel keeping their fellow stu- dents in stitches . 'lThese two students seem to make a some- what dull subject laughable says one of their senior fans! They have both been active in various activi- ties since their tirst year as Wilcox treshmenl Having them on some project for a club is said to be a funny experiencef'. So here's to fun, here's to humor, and here's to Dave and Dorothy. BEA LOMELI- CONNIE LONG MARIE LOPEZ Comm, Club 3,4 Drama Club 4 Camera Club 4 SANDRA LOVETT BILLIE JANE LYNCH Comm. Club 3,4 Girl's Glee 2 GAA 2 CSF 3,4 Red Cross Club 2 Spanish Club 3,4 Fashion Show l,2 DOROTHY LYONS Class Treas. 2 Class Sec. 4 Rally Council 3 Girls' Activity Comm, Treas 2 Rep. 3 JOHN MAC ARTHUR CSF 12,314 Baseball 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Pres 3 Chamber Choir 2,3,4 questions of yesferda Musical Z4 MICHAEL MALDONADO DEAN MALONEY Cross Counlry Art Club I Baseball 1 Baskefball I Football 2 Tennis 2,3,4 STEVE MANFREDI ANTHONY MARINO CHRIS MARTIN B0y'5 Glee 3 BC1SkeIbCll 3,4 Choir 4 Wrestling 3,4 Track 3 Key Club A VICKI MARTIN YOLANDA MARTINEZ Majoreite 3,4 RA 3 French Club 3 DON MAY WlLLlAM MAY GARY McALLEN STEVE McADAMS THOMAS McALlSTER Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Wrestling l,2,3,4 Football 2,3 Art Club 3 Track 1,2,3,4 Football 3 Lettermen l,2,3,4 CSF 2,3,4 Band l,2,3 nswers of tomorrow PHIL MCBEE Cross Country 1,2 Track l,2 Wrestling 2,3 Water Polo 3 Swimming 3,4 MERRILEE McCULLOUGH LINDA MCCHESNEY Girl's Glee 2,3,4 Rally Club 2 HAROLD McCANN Cross Country 2,3 Track 2,3,4 Lettermen 2,3,4 Key Club 4 Cheerleader 4 DEBORAH MclNTOSH Transfer 4 Drama Club 4 Journalism 3,4 PAT McMAHON GAA 2,3,4 Rally Council 3 French Club 2,3 Junior Council 3 Choir 3,4 .Q-Z 4 1. ii I, JOHN McMlLLEN ROBERTA McMlLLEN JAMES MCSEATON Junior Council Drama Club 3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Senior Council KLIV Corresp. 3 Art Club 2 if 'Ai fn...- MARY MEADER MIKE MELIN LINDA MELLUISH MARY MENDENCE GAA 2 Spanish Club 2,3,4 GAA 1,2 Comm. Club 3,4 Pres. 4 Comm. Club 2,3,4 Intern. Club 2,3,4 Drama Club 4 Sec, 3 V. Pres. 4 Intern. Club 4 GAA 4 NAPOLEON MENDES'da COSTA Cross Country l,2,4 Track l,2,3,4 Leffermen 4 SUSAN MENIKTO5 'ii AUDENE MEYERS Ari Club 3,4 Camera Club 4 Drama Club 3,5 JANET MIGUELGORRY Class V. Pres. I Rally Council 2,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Choir 2,3,4 knowledge I CAROL MIKELICH CSF I,2,3,4 Senior Play 2,3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club l,2,3,4 Journalism 3,4 ARCHIE MILLER DAVID MILLER DAIVE MILLER TERRY MILLER SCOTT MILLER Med. Careers l,2,3,4 Water Polo Water Polo SwImmIng Boy's Glee 3,4 60 -.,, ka md' sf ARLENE MOCK MIKE MOLASH THERESA MONTGOMERY CRAIG MOORE JOYCE MORITA Comm. Club 3,4 Basketball 3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Girl's Glee 3,4 Football l,3,4 Class Pres. 2 ASB V. Pres. 3 CASC Rep, 4 cquired Through time SANDY MORRIS CHARLOTTE MORSE Transfer 4 ROBERT MORTON TED MOSS Football 3 Wrestling 2,3,4 Baseball 2,4 Leltermen 2,3,4 MICHAEL MULLEDA BARBARA MUMFORD Girl's Glee 1 Senior Play4 GAA l,2,4 Musical 4 RA LINDA MURPHEY Spanish Club 2,3 RA 'l GAA 4 Comm. Club 4 Intern. Club 3,4 Sec. 4 , my-,Hx KAREN MYREHOLT JAMES NARLESKY Spanish Club 2,3 Football l lnfern- Club 3,4 Baskevball 1,2,3 Library Club 4 Track 2,3 GAA 2 Baseball l Choir4 Cham. Choir 4 BEN NEVERAS Lettermen 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Senior Council Basketball l,2,3,4 Cap. 2 RA 4 GEORGE NIO MARLENE NUNES CSF I,2,3,4 Treas. 4 Choir 3,4 Cham. Choir 4 Senior Council Musical 3,4 Spanish Club I,2,3,4 ,149 PATRICIA OBERG JERRY OLLER GAA 2,3,4 RA I,3,4 Comm. Club 3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 Senior Play 2,4 ..'f MICHAEL O'LEARY Football I,2,3 Swimming 3 Water Polo 4 Track I Wrestling 2 STEPHANIE ORME NANCY O'SHEA centuries brin Qr 0-4 x SUSAN OTT DENNIS PARSONS GAA 2,3 Football l,2,3 Drama Club 3 Wrestling 1,2 Track 2,3,4 Key Club 3,4 MARIA PERDICHIZZI BILL PETERSON LARRY PHILLIPS MAC PICKARD SUSAN PICKARD Spanish Club 1 Football I,2,3 GAA l,2,3,4 Comm Club 3 Track 3 Drama Club 2 JunioriCounciI Golf lf2 Llbmry Club 4 GAA 2 SUE PIERCE Ari Club 3 Senior Play 4 Drama Club 4 1 ' 'I 133' 4.4- RICHARD PITTMAN GREGORY PLEVA RON POTTER STEVEN PRESCOTT Football 2,3,-4 Swimming 3,4 Leltermen 3,4 Key Club 4 holars ,-Q LJ RITA QUENGA Comm. Club 3,4 MIKE PUST SUSANNE PRITCHETTE NANCY PROPIN JOHN PRZYBYLA Transfer 3 Drama Club 3 Med. Careers 4 Comm. Club 3,4 Senior Play 4 GLEN RAAB JIM RADFORD THOMAS RAGGIO LINDA RAMSEY BARBARA RAPINCHUK Football 2,3,4 GAA1 ,2,3,4 BC'S9l90ll 2,3 Drama Club l,2,3,4 leffefmen 2.3,4 Lab Assist. 3 Red Cross Club 4 63 LINDA REED PENNY RESH PRISCILLA REYNAGA Comm. Club 3,4 Senior Play 4 Drama Club 2,4 Red Cross 2,3 Sec. 3 GAA 2,3 Comm. Club 4 DAVID RICE Baseball I,2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Basketball I Wrestling 2,3,4 Lettermen 'I ,2,3,4 JON RICE Spanish Club l,2,3,4 Library Club 4 SANDRA RIEL Maiorette 2,3,4 Head 3,4 French Club 2 Treas. 2 FTC 3,4 Pres. 4 Comm. Club 3 il! -n 'Y Sp? LINDA REZA CARL RHODES Girl's Glee 2 Class Pres. I Choir 3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Red Cross 2 Lettermen l,2,3,4 Art Club 3,4 A.S.B. Treas. 4 Track l,3 learning toda RAY RIEVE PAM RITTUE WILLIAM ROBERTSON JERRY ROBERTSON TIM ROBERTSON ROBERT ROBINSON Comm. Club 3,4 Football 2,3 Basketball I,2,3,4 Senior Play 4 Baseball 3,4 B0SebC'll I.2,3,4 Lettermen l,2,3,4 Math Club 4 THOMAS RODRIGUEZ RAY ROSAS RICHARD ROSE TERRY ROSENBERG BILL ROUTHIER Football 2,3,4 RA 2 Key Club 3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll 3,4 Letiermen 2,4 Track 1 French Club 1,2,4 Wrestling 1,2 Foo1baIl 1,2 Tennis 2,3,4 pplies To tomorrow WARREN RUDY Baseball 1,3,4 2.4 SAM SAIIA FRANCES SAAVEDRA DANIEL RUIZ Football 3 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Leffermen 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Q...-rv NORMA SAKAMOTO Rally Council 2,3,4 Song Girl 3,4 Head 4 CSF 1,2,3,4 lniern. Club 2,3,4 Chamber Choir 4 NORA SAI-AZAR RACHEL SANCHEZ DENNIS SANDERS EMERSON SANDERS Comm. Club 3,4 GAA 3 Football 1,3 ' Baseball 1,2,3,4 Fl'9V1Ch Club 4 Comm. Club 3,4 Wrestling 1,2 Football 3 RA 4 Drama Club 4 Track 1,2,3 Ba5ke1bqII2,4 Basketball 2 Senior Play 65 Baseball 1 Lefiermen mn. aw PAT SANTOS MIKE SAUVAGEAU CHERI SCHAFSTECX WAYNE SCHOLKOWFSKY KEN SCHWER COMM. Club 3 A-V- 1,2 Transfer 3 Choir 2,3,4 Aff Cllfb 3 l:00l'bGll 3,4 Student Council l,2 Boy's Glee l Fashion Show 2 Track 2 GAA 1,2 BARBARA SECHRIST JOE SECOLA Baseball l,2,4 Co-Cap. 2 Senior Play 4 Senior Council time of tomorro Q,-qv STEVEN SENESAC PATRICIA SHAY Letferrnen 'l,2,4 Cross Country 1,3 Tennis 2,3 Chess Club 3 V. Pres. 3 Math Club 3,4 Pres. 4 JAMES SHEPHERD TARA SHERO GORDON SHINN RON Sli-VA MIKE SIMMIE Fooiball l,2,3,4 Transfer 4 Track l School Sectional Pres. 4 Wresiling 3,4 Rugby Champ. l,2,3,4 Cap. 3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 66 Class Pres. l,2,3,4 JANET SIMMONS LINDA SIMS PAM SLADE DIANA SMITH KAREN SMITH ASF I,2 Med. Careers Club 2,3,4 GAA 2 GAA 1,2 CSF 1,3,4 senior Play 4 Comm. Club 3,4 Spanish Club I,2,3 Comm. Club 3 Camera Club 1,2 AFS 2,3 Girl's Glee 3 Band I,2,3,4 SFS ROBIN SMITH COLETTA SNOW Transfer CARMA SORENSON Band I,2,3,4 Drama Club I,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Senior Play 4 CHARLES SOFFNER Musica' 3 Senior Council JERRY SOSEMAN SANDRA SOTELO DAROI. SOUZA MARY JANE SPENCER DARREL SPJUT Swimming 3,4 Ar1CIub I,3,4 Bond I,2,3,4 WOIEI' Polo 3,4 Treas. Comm. Club 3,4 67 .EN , SUE SPURGEON BETH STEPHENS JERRI STEWART MARYLOU STIMPSON KATHI STOCKE Rally Council 3,4 Girl's Glee 3 Transfer 4 Red Cross 4 Gi,-V5 Glee 1 Comm. Club 2,3,4 Choir 4 Orchestra l,2,3,4 French Club 2,3 Sec, 3,4 Sr. and Jr. Council GAA 2,4 GENE STONE Baseball 'l Football 1,2 Track 2,3,4 Lettermen l,2,3,4 Key Club 4 JERRY STONE Basketball 2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Pres. 3,4 degrees are th ROY STOWE JEFFREY STROUD EDWARD STUCKRATH Football l,2,3 Baseball 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Track l,2,3 Math Club 2 Wrestling 3,4 Lettermen 2 Journalism 3,4 Senior Play 3,4 A.V. 2,3 Leftermen 2,3,4 GEORGE SWANSON MIKE SWIFT Track l,2,3,4 Cross Country 2,3,4 Lettermen l,2,3,4 KAREN TABASH Publications 3,4 Girl's Glee 3 Art Club 4 Drama Club 2,3 Senior Council L-1-' fc ' -v - JERRY TABER MARION TALLANT Baseball 2 LINDA TAYLOR RODNEY TERRELL .IANN THOMAS KATHY THOMAS ROBERT THOMPSON Cheerleader 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Bay's Glee 3,4 Senior Ploy 2,3,4 Publications 3,4 Wrestling 1,4 Director 4 Ed. 4 Baseball 1,2 Choir 2,3,4 Drama Club 4 CSF 1,2 Pres. 4 Camera Club 4 Lettermen 1,2 Chamber Choir 3,4 Senior Play 4 Musical 3,4 Director 2 Drama Club 2,3,4 Sec. 4 roof of time CARL TlMMERMANN Football 2 Boy's Glee 3,4 LORRAINE TILLEY Transfer 3 French Club 4 Intern. Club 3 FTA 3,4 GLORIA THORNDIKE FRANK THUDE CSF 3,4 Comm. Club 3,4 Track 3 Honor Roll 3,4 Wrestling 3 DON TOLBERT JUDY TOLSON JEFFREY TURQUEZA BARBARA TUTTLE GINGER ULMER Tennis 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Comm. Club 3 Cheerleader Head 2,3,4 Orchestra 2 Senior Play 2 GlrI's Glee 4 .lr. and Sr. Council Camera Club 3,4 Rally Council 2,3,4 FTA 3,4 Sec. 4 Publications 4 69 ff. LINN UYEHARA ARAM VARDANIAN JACK VAN DAMME RUDY VERHOEVEN SHIRLEY VIERRA Transfer 2 A.V. l,3,4 GirI's Glee 1,2 Comm. Club 3,4 Drama Club l Choir 3,4 GAA 4 Comm. Club 2,3 GAA l,2,3,4 Student Sec. 3 Student Store 2,3,4 FTA 4 Junior Council Boy's Glee 3,4 Musical 3 SHIRLEY VOGEL GAA l Student Store 3,4 Comm. Club 3,4 Student Sec. 3,4 SHERRI WARNER WILLIAM WADE Football l,2,3 studying toda Track l,3,4 RA 2,4 Ch I d 4 Ragergdlunizlil 4 JOANN WADE HELEN WALDERRAMA MARTIN WALL Y Football 1,2,3,4 Track 'l,2,3,4 Lette-rmen l,2,3,4 Junior Class V.Pres. Honor Rall 3,4 JEFF WATKINS Football 2,3 Basketball l,2,3 Baseball l,2,3,4 CSF 2 Lettermen l,3,4 'fab MIKE WEEKS BONNIE WEIR YOSHIO WEIR Comm. Club 3,4 Cross Country l,2,3 GAA 'l,2,3 Track 2,3 Art Club 3,4 Baseball 'l Lettermen 2,3,4 70 ,,-- JOHN WELCH LINDA WELLS SUE WERDEN JOHN WETHERHOL1' PEGGY WILLIAMS Baseball 1,2,3,4 Fashion Show 1,2 Drama Club 2,3,4 Football 1,3,4 GAA 2 GirI's Glee 3 Band 1,2 RA 4 Choir 4 Dance Band 1,2 Musical 3,4 Key Club 4 Senior Play 2 atisfies tomorrow CHARLOTTE WILSON Comm. Club 4 Wrestling Scorekeeper 3,4 JOY WILSON RA 2- GirI's Glee 2,4 Comm. Club 3 Drama Club 4 Senior Council 4 LONNIE WINTER Boy's Glee 3,4 Swimming 3 BILL WOOD Baseball 1,2,3,4 All League Baseball 2,3 NORMAN WRAY TERRY WRIGHT RON YAMAMOTO KAREN YESINSKAS KIM YOUNG Swimming 3,4 Wafer Polo 4 Cap1.4 Transfer CSF 3,4 Maioretfe 4 AFS 3 Senior Council ii, s wr 5,1 ii , ' Vivyiui 1 x v' 'FF -1' ' 1- '1! 4 'J i ff -, v asf. i- S' -fgigfrf-,Q ,. gisjmi.-f Pifiigkif ' 'M-.' jg fd-KA fix Wi I E+- ' ' w Miki ki :iii 1 'fb 9 4 ,ffi',+f'Q' 'ii' . i . .+A it ,VM 4, +12 ,:,rgi' F l I ' f f 4, f' ' K N' Jon Biornsfod, Treasurer Gail Saito, Secreiary Tim Sprinkles, President Sharon Smith, Vice-Presideni iunior -leg-.ma Mr. Rhodes, Counselor ,-9' ' . , V l Themnembers of this year's Junior Council are: Annette Manhart, Yvonne Tinkler, Lanet Matthews, .lon Biornstad, Pat Bal, Rita Watson, Sharon Miller, Mr. Peterson, Advisor, Sharon Smith, Tim Sprinkles, Sue Claycomb, Anna Mitsunaga, Madelon Wheeler, Gail Saito, and Mark Bell. trive for recognition - , L .1-71 yum- ,I For the Junior class 1965 was a busy year. The class of '67 sponsored not only the traditonal Junior Prom, but also a rally and slave day. Vice President Sharon Smith said that the enthusiasm ofthe students helped to make the year a successful one financially and academically. 73 Mr. Peterson, Junior Advisor, with Sharon Smith and Gail Saito. lf, pl ,J Q . i- . . t L ,,, K J t J J N' li 4 f QT! , 1 JA -' f fi' . l XFX' it l 1 ' it it lli.-QM, , . A 'tt 'Wifi' 1 .rj :egg tu nt: 23141-et, 1112? J, . V I I , iii! .rg lil 'lv' -.i. , r t if K 1 1 f 'Q . , is , K F R, X., lv . E 'f' I , L. D, 1 -, 1 W' 'W r'. K H L r I X i E. Qi l lsr ' 'S , '1 .: 4.4. , - gears 1 tx . .- t 44.4 . .-ll - - Zia 21 . fm--.te L: 1 ii -,A-K . is, n'-- 1 ,Q N x r Y Q I . I 'lille tr A A-A .. Rau! A ki if Q l ' mm f , g, 7 B A 'rt i 1 tt 1 :t gg lj: it K -. lf, ., ur Wu M l :HIE l 1 x fy twig 5 W 'elf t N . IJ1 ' r -.1,. - - , W f ' K' l p. , 'trim ll l K 5. y , 4, , .f . lP I Susan Adams Wayne Adao Alan Aiken Max Alford Robert Allen David Allshouse Rose Amador David Amaviska Kathleen Anderson Donna Andrews RoseMarie Antolin Timothy Arnold Carol Atherton Phillip Atondo Cheryl Austin : l fi ri an , ff' X 'T 'f ' , , ig fs r 'J ' . 5 l s' '13 -' i iii J .5 1.31 ' ' 1 5- 4' 5 lt rf' 'mir' as 1 r kk 3 :F . Future engineers Tim Robertson, Damel Joseph Secola, and John Przbyla were lines tak Richard Avery Larry Bailey Marcia Bailey Patricia Bal Joseph Bantau Brenda Bare Lynda Barnes Beth Bateman Anna Marie Bauerle William Baxter Gary Beatty John Beckman Marlene Becknall Gwen Behrens Mark Bell Magaret Beltran Teresa Beltran Mary Bench at the Santa Clara County Fair this year their outstanding drawings of house plans. John Broger Cynthia Bringuel Gary Brinkman Joseph Brockman Linda Brodie Kathleen Broleman Gary Brown Laufey Brown Ruthanna Bruce Michael Bryan Marsha Buchner Joyce Buehler Phil Burnham Linda Buschelmcm Yvonne Byrnes Mary Jo Camp Barbara Canterbury ' , Albert Cardenos 'Q Wg'- Karen Berries Larry Bertram Nancy Bertram .lan Bingell Claudia Bishop Jon Biornstead Michael Blanton Oscar Boatright Cheryl Bond Gary Borges Virginia Boros John Bosch Theresa Boutfard Paulo Bowman Michael Bowyer .35 1 ., f' .-1-.n ,E WS 'D s Eat. ' I pb fl .Y- .1 - X.. :J -3, 'm . 1 gf, fl ' 32.1 gl ' X wil xx 'lv Q, ' L' ' :L pi Q ::':'- 9 ll H A V ...lin .1 Q5 J A R ., V f 1 J :ft in fra t rl l ,JW cgi' ,H t V-11 ,. t L Q., H 'A' 35, H. -R4 lv? , ,.. . an gf, ',1 LL , lj, p ' ' , 'I 'lf V V' I. , x'3a, mr- N ' fog '.f'f-1 , ' - n- aka' , ,N , V yt rw it U fr du I, , ,N .. Vu . r - lr ' l Z 7. r if T : r J M 'f dc- .J jr ,T k .-W . Y, ,, r .-W if , Hier.: . l H ,fy-iii , ,I X, , - ,Sig , ' 14 I I 4 H fl 'xff ' ' V f li X 'LE ' . T .i , l L x l ', ' l -W N 's I? X34 .K , iuslx r, ' -. t V A xl , My -fa 'Xt ,::z.g.l .1 ,L 'z V' r K gp r pg, l -,hw - st Ig , fqh-. ff 4 . ' ,ms 1 -. '. , V, ' ' ' . '4'L?Lt -4. '- fir ' :msn , ,-'I Lk,- .Q, N. 4 4 Z' ll 1 ' l. u v I IH at T L Sf, 1 ,ti,? 4 f . Y ll I 'l -1.7 . -.t B . Cv- yl X .., f, 1 l V I X -11 l . 1 .fy - l LN-x ' If ,. A ly A 11 il ' ' - l -Q x wife' I !,l J fi: ,H , ., . , Y .21i,VV,. ,. .1 J ' ' at J eqcr, V Q V l f l Ip., ' 3 r V .W , V , ,r ri- F5 f 4' 1- A Q ,V N. 15' is Z A- 'li :E ,::'A.' , 1 1 H v 8, Y V ' ' 2: -' P ---A'4:i eq? N ' J 4 -Q. 1, -75 me 1 . ' 'li V I'-. -' - 7 , , 1 F 'im , ' f 3 I i Ag - .41 fu , ii- M, ei - , tixgb, 1 IZA... V, - t, ' if A an 4 PPE It ill ,N M. ,,f,1.s. 'Srl-f , x Y fm' ill 4... 1.-:r Wi N., em. S!- V 2 2 A lg C- . jf 1. -. 'f -,, .' G f fc 'F-liiax-. . Y V x .: il. :Y ,X . if Dave Carlson Bob Carmony Leslie Carter Stephen Carter Edward Carvalho Irene Castillo Pamela Caswell Maura Cowley Jack Centers Ralph Chambers Curtis Chan Michael Charlton Diane Chewning Caren Chinchin Michael Chism Norma Chow Gayle Chrisman Gilbert Christianson James Citta David Claton Jeffrey Clark Susan Claycomb Ken Clayholt Pat Cole iuniors promote school spirit K? 'J if .nut Many hours of hard work went into planning the Junior Rally. Members of the skit committee were N. Healy, C. Marriner, P. Lucey, A. Mitsunaga, B. Dibelka, P. Caswell, J. Fernandez, S. Smith, S. Claycomb, and S. Miller. 76 ,Ll--. , 'i . ff- - vcqlwy 'JIS P. White, P. Caswell, N. Healy, D. Vigil, S. Smith, C. Marriner, and S. Miller were members of the .lunior Rally poster committee. Their responsibilities included making posters and decorating the halls. Melinda Collin Glenna Collins Kraig Compilli Marie Condon Sandra Cook Kathleen Cooney Denise Cooper Paula Cooper Sandi Cooper Edward Cordia Gary Cornellier Elvira Corral Kathryn Coryell Michele Cox Cathy Coy Rober1Croteau Randy Cuilla Carol Curnow Michael Daily Gail Davis James Day Carol De Maderi Andrea Demers Bruce De Young OS 1 sal: W x x 1. 4' 'F .1 W . Q3 3 QM., .-H53 QTL , ,, , ' et fi I K if .v .. , lx -' . .S 'X fl X tlflll Nw. ri,-N hifi' M K f r g . i - hilt x ' s, X N w. L -1--... pq 4-. , x ,. 1' .... . ,,, l W, f 'fs-' rf' , i 1 C 4,3 f QL be i vi ' i i r A X 1- A 1, ll W W 1 . Q .ere e -wx -.T-4v Q., A f 'W' W. Mil i. i. ' lllll Hlll -, 1--..., , 5 nn ,VI 'VN ss. s-...r H Y: ffl' Z Q ,EE ii- lfx . Z Y' A :QE 5 ' .. ,. 1 L. if - mess.: , fl ii: .1 ,p.u,. if? f . ? 7 David Diaz James Diaz Bonnie Dibelka Paul Didier Dan Dinette Steven Doi Mark Dorsch Maureen Downey Nancy Downs Sena Downs Berius Droogsma Jack Droogsma Linda Duran Monie Duran Kenne1h Dzerigian llx , Q Xl- A an- 'Q' X V I Y-5. -55.1 , F '-, L1 W I V1 5 ff ' l l .gi ' 31. , i. ' ' 559 -: A - if L. ' ' ' ii?-gl ' L f.. i ., ' Hemi vi ig Q N :.:.:. ,,,,,V W R ig jf,-.:,.I I ,rel 5 1. in ., 'is Y . Ann Breckenrige fleftl shows land's flag to her friend, foreign frieni aff f Patricia Eaton Edward Earralho Madelon Eby Michael Eckgren Sharon Eckroat Carole Egan Sue Egan Dennis Emard Sachiko Endo Paul Erickson Robert Escobar Adam Escoio Vital Estacio .lerilyn Everifi Linda Farris Bob Feld? Joyce Fernandez Gemma Fiamma Ann is a Scottish lass who as o came to Wilcox. isit wilcox Rennee Fry Michael Fuentes Par Fullan Pal Gaines Sandi Gano Dolores Garcia Linda Garcia Rudy Gardea Veronica Garza Rick Gcmis Connie Gibbs Linda Gibbs Larry Gill Larry Giraldes Randy Glover Paul Gomez David Goff Jean Goza '2 Ann Finch Annefre Findley Richard Finney Harold Fischer Bill Fish Jim Fifsemons Rick Fleet Mary Jo Flora Gilbert Flores Linda Flores Barbara Flosi Nancy Francolini Linda Frank Michael Frontella Gary Frosl , T-1, : nn s....f l 1. .zamr 1 l F 1 'l li i K uv l N f 5 Fr V lc 1 K . fs L 4 Z i Y , A , . is ' ,E . he 1 KF -..- I will K f 7 sc Q 1 X. s v- If i N' l ,As- X x -if - -ravens frm in cf' li ga, p 1 3 A f ks- 1 ff, ,saw , y i f -,Q mf- M F 1, im ,..x. ', HJ V ,-. ,, i-.. ni Vw - 4. Q ' Amir. ji' . I ni. ' L-1 wry' 9... M. c ri F iri , ' fx ii. ,f -s A ,, , il .i '? , , - g L g N 32 i ng e f hr V xl-I 'J I , 3 ' ' j G... 4 K fy V' ' Y. i x, H , 15.3, fi- 4 V ..,.. Eiv- . l, l V. Q , L.,-y . 'tgi Y ef a l l YQ .L-, Lonelle Grace Roy Graham James Gray Steve Graziani Paul Greco Karla Greer Eugene Gregorio Shirley Grevelink Ted Grish Janis Gunion Manuel Guzman Paula Haddow Russel Hall Cynthia Hansen Tim Hardy Mildred Hartwig Evelyn Hay Nancy Healy Ted Heater Chris Hee Patricia Heflin James Henry Steve Henshaw Joe Hernandez Lucy Herrera Patricia Hess Alex Hildebrant Amy Hill Hazen Hill Carolyn Hintermann This scene depicts a typical day of Junior testing. The achievement tests, which must be completed by all Juniors before the Senior year, were given by the counseling department over a five day period last tall. ,ga- . u 17 Paul Didier, Yoshio Wier, Angel Guerzon, and John Dunn are pictured here in front ofthe display case showing their contributions to the International Art Show. These pictures brought them top prizes. iuniors display a variety of skills Masae Hishigata Ruth Hugill William Hunter Alan lrnahara Martin Ingersoll Michael lssenmann Vincent lssenmann Atsushi lwogoshi Mary Jacobson Steve Janes Elaine Janis Jere Jaroch Cyndee Jensen Karen Jepson Barbara Jessee Betty Jillson Raquel Jimeniz Carmaine Johnson Rita Johnson Ruth Johnston Caroline Jones Elaine Jones Linda Jones Norma Jorgenson 'iiliu jf 9 ' ii J at Jill 'fi' I, itifj 1 5 .- -31 it W 'ag' fl f I' - --4. fs if iii ff fl f Li 'fi x , Y . qv?-x -,, ws 4, I C.. L. . .1 'w' - r- 0' '11 Xi qu x 'fl . i r l.. nu x .H 1 W. 221.1-gl! ies gl .M 'A A -i ' E li 3 ' A .N T, .iw R : 'Q 'fri L.: v,vi,.if', ,. Y., , Ji if M f 'f'f'f5! s-r- r ' 2 i xx Q1 s l 1 4 .no I Jlg 4 K N .t it ' . i Q.-, ' Q'-P' , .f ' 4, 't'?'!1.f if l . . t. ii' . Robin Joy Martha Kean Randy Kear Robert Keith Mary Kellogg Larry Kerr Ronald Kloster Steve Knaggs Kris Koch Sian Koslowski Ken Kroes Keith Kroll F -4 i ' J As illustrated above, junior boys ta part in the weight lifting program at Wilcox today we tryg tomorro Barbara Lagha George Laing Tammy Lampe 4.-., M, NAM 'ML '55 L, We ' Li Dan Lape April League Genise Lee Julie Lee Gary Leeper Pam Leeper Cheryl Legnosky, Debbie Levengood Pauline Liley William Little Christine Littleiohn Marilyn Lochner Sheridan Locklin Linda Long Lucinda Longstaff David Lopez .lose Lopez Richard Lopez HB, 1 is offered to give the boys good e succeed Ted Martine Sandy Mata Rose Matsunaga Lanet Matthews Dave McAdams Michael McCall Gary McChesney Marsha McCullough Jeanne McFarland John McKeany Sue McMahon Diana McManus Bobby Medrano Paula Meketa Roberta Mendence Henry Mendez Terri Mendonsa Karen Merrifield Yolanda Lopez Jacquelyn Lowe Peggy Lucey Jeannette Machado Edgar Madden Francine Mallet Q- A-nm, T WW'-r 9- 1 'US 1 - i in f' 3 CO' ,,,'c. . , .L- lv Francine Malone Annette Manhart Barbara Manley Steve Manson Rose Marino Leland Marple Yolanda Marquez Cauletta Marriner Florence Martin L 4 'ti' g-11 iii if -qi i it N 'X ! 'N f.,-r x VJ? su' ii . '19 ,ans 5 N, -n N M I iqfv V I If -'st Leaf-Qgfr' -,, W WH si Q ,I if il' r i 1 I A ' t . , .X . S f- ,H .,, , :. -an E vii' i t s . ,git - 3 MR ,i 1 1 'iff 5? . , Ki.: ., t, 7 ev .. ff ii rt' 4 l ., X, x Y Q. N . X r' ' s do psi ' r -I Y 4 , L ' J la. ' 4. K . ' .n Y iq. m :eQk 3 :ff fa. S if xg H Z L -l -:'f .f u 512 2, A , -tim,-iv-VZ. 1 b L iii, 1- V' ' - an as 1: 31.1 f a' '27 -rr ,Q '- 4. S-fp ni vs' 1g,' Connie Metro Patricia Meyer David Michaud Cheri Middleton Robert Miller Sharon Miller Dan Mills Bill Minderler Nancy Miner Ken Mireles Anna Mitsunaga Tom Mizener Ann Mock Mike Moitozo Donna Montgomery Steven Montgomery Richard Morones Linda Moxley La Rene Mulneaux Charles Myers Patricia Nakano Paul Nakanshoii Patricia Naud Rosa Nova Bob Neal Mike Nelson Randy Newman Barbara Nordin Theron Norman Leslie Oakley Brunch is a time of relaxation for some students, and for others it is o time of 'lcromming for exams. Whatever the case, most students agree that without o regular brunch, they couldn't last the entire day. ie. k . -Q ' V i . 33 3511. 7 .4 .vii ffri - Y -rg ., eva This proved to be familiar scene in various classrooms during the week that the iuniors were planning their rally for the spirit trophy. Here Sharon Smith is leading the discussion on iunior tasks. all this is ci part of school life Karen O'Brien Donna Okumura Pat O'Maley John Pack Armando Palomar Rachelle Pappas John Pare Dan Pease Tom Pedraza Elizabeth Perkins Marlene Perrien Barbara Phillips Roy Pierce Rick Piercy Becky Pintd Ken Pitts Dennis Plank Steve Pope Pamela Pruitt Kathy Przublya Sandra Quarrey Danny Ramirez Richard Ramirez Martha Rawson ,V ii . li V ' . , , 1 ' i l , I jp .1 :, . . . - '1-u'f 1 1 il Li I' 75 'V 4 ,il 1 1 i L W . 5 V I si.. ' Q, A, V S! ' - siil gl. A i as 5 it- x wra- -Q, 9 e y its mmm -, 1: 'zgw Debbie Ray Danny Reed Steve Rego Jerry Reichert Patrick Reidy Dennis Reihl Santos Reynaga Linda Riley Pam Roach Don Robinson Linda Robinson George Roman Y we ,-.v Vicky Roman Mary Romero Dick Rosas Tom Rowe 475 Q f -A ' f l , l ' ef. - . ' i. Qr il :Q R 'l i , , n -.QT This year Wilcox had two titled senior bring honors to the school: Barbara SUCCESS IS II Michael Rubin Anthony Rubio Eddie Rugin Clint Sahler Carol Saiia Gail Saito Ron Sakauye Cindi Salisbury Sylvia Sanchez Tony Sandigo Renie Sawyer Jeanne Scarlett Judy Schwehr Diane See Gary Seidenkranz Wanda Shaddox Dennis Shafer Judy Shumate ected Miss Santa Clara and Kathy Thomas iss Sunnyvale. ur midst Art Soares Edward Sousa Barbara Souza Rick Spadafore Sharron Speer Tim Sprinkles George Standard Paul St. Cloir Robert Steiner Gerri Stewart Jesse Stidham Jack Stotfel Brad Stovall Sam Supnet Gerald Swift Steve Tabor Judi Thomas Pat Thomas 1 P i ' L , P. L N. Keith Shutt Alan Silva Tony Silva Jerry Simmerson Jerry Sincerbox Larry Singleton Ronnie Singleton Chris Smith Chuck Smith Janice Smith Joyce Smith Lynn Smith Mike Smith K' 'S Sharon Smith - V- Zvonimir Smrdely 'TT' U' Joe Snow 4 M-F525 ,EW -. K a . , T5 1, l I i ' ' T 1 :B f 'viuiiiumul 1 1. Y . T, in Us ili mi. , ' . T. ii. ul it 1 I sl X ks it l Q fa. i l Q il ' hi 1 -V J 5 ll ll Sharon Thomas U Y David Thompson 'Q' - P- . 1 ' I Wayne Thompson ,L ,H ,M 1. mf , i Barbara Thrackmorton ' ' J' Q gi' x Yvonne Tinkler -' - i , bi i b lou Ella Tobey 'N 'al I l Ah ii V ' Gayle Todd ' Dan Tracy , , Q- . Mary Trucano Barbara Tucker Q , , Millie Turqueza Terry Vader . G... Ron Vargas Mike Vernon Donhie Vigil . Carmen Villarreal Manuel Villarreal Mike Villegas Us '.-3:'lg .eff -ang 1 -an . v . sq.. ' A gl S' l-lt' 5 B 5' , e 51 fe. Candice Voight Phillip Wakefield Paul Waldow Barbara Walter 5t:f Stephen Wathen Rita Watson Steve Weathford , .1.,, - Larry Webber F V e f! Dick Webster ' my Terry Wedeman Charlene Weitzel Frank Welborn -lliw '.e.-fff-ft.. l, 1 .sf- v we Bonnie Weir and Dan Haddow didn't like students other than seniors on the senior lawn. This was the cause for their violent anger at iunior Sharon Miller as she sat peacefully on their lawn while doing her homework. Won't they ever learn? lfi-ig ' -l 5 As iuniors near the time to be thinking about graduation, counselors frequently visit classrooms to inform them about college. For example, Mr. Rhodes talked to this class while convincing them with a hammer. iuniors prepare for the future Laura Wesolek Madelon Wheeler Candace White Jim White Patti White Jennie Whitehead Richard Whiting Sharon Wiest Jeffery Wilcox Pat Wilhite Dan Willow Earl Willow Elizabeth Wilson Patricia Wilson Vici Winfrey Teri Wiser Jane Wong Jim Woods Linda Woodside Bruce Yonomoto Janice Young Beverly Young Gail Zatarain Nancy Zorker ln .Y .,,,,,f Q1 f re-fi f f Y' V,, L' 5 , A . an ,- I K x i ' ' f' iff' 1 -ff - f -I 1 '1 1 . if are f 125 L..- 1 1 M -s',.--J ' fs, av lx A I' . 'N' , 4 l xx N YI N 1' l was -15.1 1 tl. , . I Q.. 7 J 1 ww? ' Q , . V- . In fi v El N 4 i, 'Ft 41 fl' ia il, ' i s wi j Nz 4 Jin ' 1 '1 , r f i l ull 4. sv : X I all it Y' X i , Y x li Y 1 ' J' 1 l T i Ni xi-. .9 3 1 '11 ,J 7 4 li- F' 'Fi I x J f ' Q 4' ' ll ID. vs. Twl 41- -EJ-gzgfff pp, Q 5 M, X Q N ,gan 22 , as ff 3545 ' k,., ,ik , , Y ':c'if ?Z n7,, w. , I' 652 U rxfqx N ,psf-k r Y, -b Axbfqigi Q - - S... ,x -A , 5QfSfu'7Tf i ' 4' ,Y-,,.uk.Q 5 H, X Hi, fl .' Wg., ,. ,- l ig- ' TQ . ' 'Q- Pf - X 'kk 'L-L .E - E+- , , , ' qv 'N Q fvwbf G32 -: - , i 54-g,.,if,N ga:'. M qx W ? QQ ,M,., ' L , S l w Lr qi: P Q I. N Nw- . 4.8. 5 tx' f-. The completion of their sophomore year had prepared the Class of '68 for the responsibilities of upperclass- men, this group had a busy year. The first big event they sponsored was the Freshman Reception. ln October the sophomores had a car wash which netted them approximately 3100. The rally during basketball season earned points toward the spirit trophy. Their Sadie Hawkins Dance in spring had a large turnout, rounding out a busy year for the sophomores. ff J fQ i lily n , f fwfr' gg kg r leadershl M M! ,g ,L . ji! 5 V51-ff 0 Qmores activities range mm ainting oversee makings im is TVZXQX 7! v31?uch astheAwaItsr:n:herel, P P ffnx S , Aid!!! fiiffffjlii A -Zyill f 4 TUTTTT assf 11i t.rs T I f 4 ,I , s 'f 2' , . V , 'l ?si-:As l Y w n .'e'-JQUHUE 1 ,JV L A 1, 'ii LU Mr. Ludlum, Sophomore Counselor, and Peggy Hurst. 7 ,. Mr. Wherity, Sophomore Advisor, and Frank Ambrosini .5- . QE A l I Q i .l r.,-rp-r.:- :wg..,..f A ,5,...e ....- ,, f, . 2 - 3 ua-'Amd' a' ,v- a -Eilifiiiltrrlprfgi.-alfa I H ,K 'T I X 1 .. ,Z we . -5 in . 'J J. 1 4. .cn ., i ...fax . og . 5,1 . l J, l' . .. J ev , . I i i ll f l .Ike - VM, 461 1 1:12 ll Jerrie Affleck Martha Aguilar Janet Aiken Cecilia Alvarado Tony Alvarado Tari Amaviska Lily Ambriz Frank Ambrosini Kristina Anderson Linda Anderson Jim Andrews Sonia Araio Al Ariza Carol Armour Jean Arroo ustermuele Janice Austin Kirk Austin Linda Avants Linda Bacich Jeanine Bailey Eva Bal Kathleen Baptista Gary Baranczuk Jacqueline Barnes Bill Barnes Steven Ba rr Catherine Bartch Dorothy Bastian Larry Basquez Richard Bauer .lim Bauerle Anita Bauman Charles Beall Sharon Beck Carol Becker 92 pleasure cc in the literal B 5 '. ig., ni Studying is a major time-consumer in every stud life from his first year to his last. Rick Clemer !, A e found orld 'arned early that good grades are the result of much 'ork. 'Q M' Patti Benson Arthur Bernardino Nettiann Binetfi Michael Bingel David Boles Jim Boyd Ron Boyd Richard Brady Beverly Brager Dallas Brake Sharon Braly Richard Bravo Jim Breeding Tim Brice Charles row , Robert Bruske Karen Bryan Julie Buck Kenneth Burton Mike Burleson Michael Byrnes Jim Call Betty Colvero i .iz- rz - ,qw sl A C X if if -ii ffisvifi' y LSR. - F 5' . 'A 2 4 I P sq' C . -v ji i 'l TVN , ll ex . J V 'nr it-7 -fl' J LII ,Shar l -5 z if Q- 7 E n4'E,. :lV , Y I J , fi . v- J '4 hx .J 4- ' rJ i'i'P' B WW V1 I 4' 0 J 4. C' uv x 5 at Qld - 33 gw' i 'Q' 1' if 7 1 xrfla ,.. i I xl T J' - x .. - I 'Y 1-1-, I. s i ff Q B . . i . 7 I i ' Bonnie Cambls .1 V Q5 .I -,X g Leonel Campos , gif Nodine Caracciolo i si r-rim, 'W 3 J r' 1 Galen Carrera SJ is ' N N ' l , 4 i:4:,,t- Q9 Fr.- x, ' 'if Tir, -5 I I ' I H if -. V Marlene Casolari Cliff Caulfield Alex Cesena Chris Chambers Hazel Chaviz Chuck Cheatwood Jean Childers Marcio Chong 93 - , 'V l H ', ii 1- M -, l J l Ax :fl'ie1.. B ' ii ie L. rw rigid 1 iflup., ll fi-xii ' 1 4 V? ..,.- l 'lilliiiitn -rv-v' ,A- wi if , , J if , up Harlan Christenson Diane Citra Constance Clarida Harold Clark Judie Clayholt Richard Clementson Mary Lynn Clifton John Cloud Dwight Collins Kent Collins Donna Combe Eileen Cooley Ed Cooper Rockey Cornelius Martin Cornett Elizabeth Corral John Cox Linda Cox Michael Cox Lewis Coy Manuel Cruz Charles Czerwunski Leslye Dahlen Patrick Dalton Jerry Daugherty Larry De Hayes Stephen De Lange Robert Del Real Edward De Martini Michael Dennis Deborah De Simpel i Rebecca De S John De Wall 94 'K Wiwiifmfij ww R if ttttriiw fi Paul Dimicelll Montella Ruth Dodge Gerald Dorsch Richard Dreyer F Qt F Eg - lf- the egg throwing contest Senior Rally. victory Lawrence Duarte Daniel Duffy Mark Dye Steven Ekdahl Kathleen Enriquez Catherine Epolite Joe Escobar Joe Esgonsalves Angelita Espinoza Gloria Espinoza Kathleen Estacio Linda Evans James Finnegan Dorothy Fischer Susan Fish Leslie Fisher Robert Fisher Shirley Fisher Robert Flora Gloria Flores Tony Flores Constance Forbes Dennis Foster Steven Fox Diane Freitas John Richard Gibson Mark Gibson Dennis Gilbreath Marc Gingell Marie Goble 'F ll y -o., i Jr. ' 1 in iiiillq U 1 Q .. ,il 1 i f ,la 'asia ' ' f vees flfc Judy Freitas Robert Fridas Michael Fumoto Doreen Garald Linda Garcia Steven Garcia William Gardner Steve Gerbrandt A T in 1. i --- K l, G 1 'vl 4 , fi l -r NL I l 95 .Q .9 v ... ll J l' ' 1 l i 1 , ii. 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Q ' 1 X Jr 5!?.Q J. 1 I Y .E A ., ' if :X J 'fr V ' 'Vt V, .V lx. . 5, 5 if .J 'L Qi' . -'-1-3' Us I7 'LF l l-i Faith' 122 x 15 f 5 y, l VT' 5' r it W l d ? l can i ,,,, l A PM il ll 1 Kill X q J 1 is l in me 4-12 l l .1 V, ' l i -'asf-5 fl hu HI mt- ' . + flfif KPN J' .Ranks +4 it if F NH ii' P5114 im Exsarw s it ,:s,.x 55, W :V l xx rxlfgsi - ... - 'TA Georgia Goldsmith Chuck Gonzales John Gott Roberta Gray Jim Greene Lois Gregory Peggy Grevelink Barbara Guerro Betty Sue Guerrero Tom Gurney Sandra Gutierrez Bob Gutierrez Cynthia Gutierrez Philip Haines Bob Hall Deana Hammer Robert Harp Nancy Hartman Pamela Hatch Colleen Hay David Hayes Mary Hayes Tom Hayko Don Heisey Deborah Henclrickso Jerry Henry Tom Hensley Anita Herrera Donna Hess Gail Hicks Jack Hicks Linda Hilliard Susan Hinderer Norma Hirle Christine Hohner Rod Holbert Sharon Holle 96 h V of language secon Hola! Joe Secola, Beverly Brager, James Call, Johnson seem to have found that Spanish is not 5: I- Y-fn! is T? N a' . U ,tl il righfen CI ,NV , . i c 'tl A 'MW I . 1,5 gzlg F qs ,.. A'-Y,-,W .l and no play. Is that a Spanish ioke everyone is fo? Owen Hubbard Ingrid Huguenin Michael Hull Mary Lou Hume Susan Hurn Peggy Hursi Leonard Huston Nellie Hynes Ludwig lddings Linda Isaman Toshiko Iwagoshi John Johnson Karen Johnson Virginia Johnson Norman Jones Gerald Josephson Michael Juarez Olinda Kaiser Allan Kammerer Mike Kane Valerie Kear Bill Kearney Diana Keene Michael Keir Judy Keisfer Rebecca Kellgreen Ken Kellner Wayne Kesiermont Tom Kirby Sandra Kirk Roger Ki1t Rose Knighl Bill Kotzakevitch John Kramer Jerry Lamberi Kathleen Landa 97 -qs .1 , I ir, ' r v I i Jul K ll x 4 . D 'ire i ' A- f 2 .4 I .l ,, X r. i if ill-Ep, 'K 1 x U rife K' ii Q J -me , .- , l Nfagigi ix, f J Q ll ll , -' ff P fi-R J i e . I vi 5 Q Vi i , XA, .axis 44 L-tl fx A 2 - uf' , A H H 'A - :,: ' 1-:Fur ' Q J 'lg 2 l XX K. ILAE I y,,::. - ff, Y 1 4 ' i , :li l . lui 13 5.4: l fbi' l i ii ii + i Wyyxla L x .-ii I . e. 4..'. ' i e J .1 - I .gy W X II A 4, , i -I 1- Mar J .. H9 J , lv 'Y i .J ii J f .. . 4 ,'-F 't . ' if A ' J , X1 L it -A9 'L' v ,msfl lgltkk L- 'tm l l ' Q' I l J' If fe., -C f L itll: , g,.'x C? 1 lt .gd I l ll - O 3 1- - dl.. l I y cr 1., , ff-. pw vs 4 , lt ,t li . U Judy Lanning As , ' tt I I , -Lf , fl I ' Kathy Larin Lise Larson Bette League Dennis Leahy N 1, Mark Le Brescu 1 yk- M1 Larry Lefebvre LTU Larry Leisge 'Ty' X Mitchell Levengoocl Q 1 'I 'il , .L a H gl Sergio Limon ,i Q Connie Linton fi' 5 y ,ll U Randy Littleiohn J'f , 5 Shari Logan ' r if -IFA' i ...ml t. - ,t F .',:xhrLt.' Q e .Q i ,ixm N. , 'Wi' ,f 'U gap x Elizabeth Long Y . . ' . ,y Cecilia Lopez . ,, 4 5 . , -, N an , V IVV- Patricia Lopez r l ' 'S' V wi W fl: Kathi Lunger . . . f J Arlyss Machula ,Q . V I t v . ,.- ,Q 1 AD 414 'Q , Av- X, l .xy , 19 98 Francine Mader Gary Madsen Joe Maes Paula Magarrell Lynn Mangiameli Linda Maples Ruth Marcom Gary Martin Kathy Martinez Maxine Martiez Nita Martinez Rebecca Martinez Detlev Marquart Buddy Massey Bill Mattes Cheri Mc Allen Karen Mc Clelland Connie Mc Cory Rebecca Mc Lead Michael Mc Manus time ou worlt 9. l J' ., -4, vJ Jerry Stone and Rich Finnl represent the many studer r The ries i Q I 1 1 'ff'-Ei 1' JH - Qi' z 1 i' 'ai 1 an 3 eagerly awaited The re- s of the pennant race. Gayle Mc Quarrie Deborah Meginness Kaihy Melendez Mike Melim Diane Melluish Clara Minor Marie Mifsunaga Marlene Molash Nancy Moline Irene Montiio Victoria Moore Louis Moreno Patricia Morgan Carol Marita Margaret Morris Gwen Morrison Sharon Mulneaux Paul Mumford Tom Musick Joan Myers Richard Navarro Dennis Neveras Lloyd Noble Patricia Noble Joyce Noel Bob Oakes Roberi Okubo Jim Olson Carlotta O'Neill Diane Orme ,, ii ., ,i n ii ii is my Wig ' -4. gi .r x 1 X . Q Yolanda Mendez Sharon Meyers Ed Mikowicz Margare1Millan Dennis Miller Karla Miller Wayne Miller Dave Mills in F L 5 N. it ,mg ! N , .l .N 5 w l X ll Q. i Eff-,ii ixvm., V., , F, Q2 . -4:-4' x , 9 . . . l , 4- f L- . T . me ' ' ' wifi? ' 9' . VL ll IX : J 3 -A :i': N . '1,'. gf . x VI 'Tn' I ik 'Q ai uri ,il ' -0' , --fs 3 H' 1, fl '.' Ls- i' r' U 1 . .,-iii ,el ' ' iii is 'i,'lg i ill ' 'l' i .' 'Elli,f,,. in 1, -4 'll' lui 3?-.i lim V'-Q i dl 9 ., ' 'F' i ' W M4 - m. ' fx yihg . r t 99 N , 1 s f -,. GQ ' 7 s I 4 b HQ if A Q a L i in I H J, uf, .ide AFM ,ie ., i i E i 3 if 5 '- L-:s,'a:'15i 'Lvl' -:fi 'lj-'f rilshiyig Q va - i qi. wr: I , , . --w.zv:'??-V.- : l -ws,-: -1 4 - 'S-. F fe ii Hi . X ii C 'X A A ..,- -4 Uni. N . 1 i i i ' i . im H, .ii - .:,.-...,'- - 5 1 I A ,ks i , . 4 T - J 5. . . ,A .. ,.' iv V Y 1 LL 1 . i i , I, Q' u i 'PQ Z., ,. l- ' if L,v le 1 use .J 1 i l IW lk . ,C-W Patrick Orr Robert Orr Richard Orfloff Darla Pack Eugene Pare Sieve Parish James Parriott Diana Pale Lupe Patron Charles Peraino Dianna Pereira Tom Perez Michael Perry Jerry Phillippe James Phillips Vincent Piazza Richard Pierce Roy Pierce Charles Pilcher Shelly Pina Paula Pitzer James Pomeroy Jimmy Pool James Poskey Tim Putnam Jesus Quezada Mark Quito Colleen Radmall David Radmall Gail Rapanut Chester Reed Michael Reed Susan Reed Kenneth Resh Pafrick Reyers Jackie Rhodes 100 senif sop Underclassmen dare to eat at th senior table are Debra Rice Alan Riel PclulRober1son Gayle Robinson Zenia Rodriguez Windie Rogers Juanita Roman Terry Roscoe Robert Rose Joseph Ruggiero Louis Saavedra Joan Sanchargin Joyce Sanchagrin Juanita Sanchez Roberto Sanchez Joseph Sandigo Jack Sanfos Manuel Santos Penny Sattler Ed Saucedo David Schermerhorn Lee Schneider Jerry Schwehr John Secola Betty Sellers Michael Shay Karen Sheperd Deann Short Wanda Simmerson Paul Singer Mary Smiih Maureen Smith Sandra Smith Stephen Smith Stan Snyder Jeffrey Sobiech 101 29 gli, S '- 1 1 3 L., V I I. V 3: ,ff V P A' if 0 3 Qlx '5 ll I on 3 ,, i f 9' - 'swag' 3 ,ff -. ,S :- gxrcz? , .N i l s A i ui i 1, 1' ni - ,T ,ge 5 1? f fm -'ffix 1, . M: A W ' 1-fa + f ' J E I i M, , if nf'-ur L f , kim, ,F V1 ,.., ,f., . mi Q ew I K 5 i, l f V X 4 me i I '- I 4 . ,f ' 5 f 1 p 3 1 1 ,ff W. if ,... 1 Hill 4 3 .EQ-.-.Q ,H 1 Q c 1. . H . i.. iii ,W Y limi, ii 4 V1 I i ' Aix 'ga 1 'iii is 7 5 , T x ii ,N ' :If ll mr -if-' -3:12, i-J'?..'537 ix I 4 if N' ' t f y , . N ' M ...A x , i - 4 u a 1 y fi I I , 'N -1-H Q .,, S r T 1 3 5- , . r. L -T A , ' .X ' I . K M 1 I A D X' -... ' i X y I, - , if-'ifr - J ln N- :ffl , Z' f.. o 1 , - ' si ,Qs 'fi Tiff A 6 3 I f-J . ....-,cf ' . . K K, N,.,.t,,.4n V J'l,,.,.' , . f'i1 wr,-m , H- ' -slr? 'L y . lf -2, as-'l .iw I s. 52: . A S .---- ', I JZ -fs -t lf if 0 F l 'll Us v ' -t 1 q ' Q ' 1- -df' ,, I 5- 'i'a':.afl 5 , U, ml! l 1-,. .,,.. . irkl N X ' , i l it T 2 1 U5 t f - ilk ug Q5 it '- A l' U 4 ' ll R il'l'7'li':lA T it I, .- . g f ' - it 2' gin: sq 4344 'ffl - ll W4 1 ,L t i j Li W? , vi 'f ,ju i, I H .... . X , t ix 4 :-:', '-4-: fre remit-ldszi L , ,. .V 1' - .T J1- f if J I Linda Tolbert Cheryl Tonge Nick Tovik John Towner Gregory Tucker Janice Turner Julian Turqueza Susan Valencia .. 3. I T I 1.. -til, eq I if 4 g 2, l Y sk X ' ' R i. N Q3 'S .kilt x ims In 102 Marie Sorg Sandra Soseman Perry Spencer Roger Spicer Steven Splut Jim Siidham Charles Sfrim Karen Stabert Christine Stockdale Michael Stoddard Becky Stotts Robert Strickler Linda Stringer Carolyn Swanson James Tackitt Dennis Talbert Kathy Talbert Richard Taylor Pat Teas La Vada Terrell Michele Tessier Karen Thomas Dorothy Thompson Randall Thomson Stephen Throckmorton Pamela Vance Margaret Vandenberg Alex Van Leemput May Van Olphen Darlene Vardanion The passing bells mad rush forthe lockers books ar of knowledg Holly Vaugh Linda Veiga Janet Vellios Carole Vernon Sandra Villarreal Patricia Viney Danna Von Schriltz Stephen Wagner John Walburg Barbara Walker Maureen Walker Patricia Wall John Watt Terry Wehmueller Kathy Weisenberger Sandra Weisenberger Michael Welch Dennis Wertz Curtis West Jeanette West Joseph Wetzel Nancy White Lynette Whiting Karen Whitney Tom Wielograf Ken Wooten Margaret Wray David Wynne David Zabala Stanley Zatarin L X15-K 'ii Wyin - .1 r 4' i r n ff .Gt .. U, 1 i i L y I, J E , at 'H l it 1 ix A Hi Y ' , i i Q... ' 1-, 4 V. I + l ' G . ' la 1 ul A l 4 3: ,i ,xii 45: J Richard Wiest Mark Wilcox Norman Willis Beth Wilson Janis Woita Susan Wolfe Oakdale Won Penni Wood 103 i J f lf H pi 1.4 .. 'Mi I V 6 mg I ii qi 1 X Xl f ..., l K E l 4 1 X 1 ff' 5. l i ,an gm, in H in y c 4 5 E 47 X .. - , X ll i x Mi ill' .- :fig ' X' lu.: If ,--'J' , hi - NR -21 wifi li .ers , . xt . avxi E Ki , , i,.?li' .i.:k.:fE:., t- ..r' YE l er if ' i' ,. ,QLWYE 5 r I 5 z..,x -hu., we w e , . .,1 . - ,4. .-van - Jack Di Giorgio, Treasurer Wayne Davis, President Janet Newman, Vice President Pai Taber, Secreiary 5 ,Q'-.' ', ' .3 ff: ififr ,VH ' '- HG,Ef3e,7l:I1 gF.g,'!FLP1'I'1f1-ft . .1 'in' T'Fr1 ! ,I V 7 'ZF' ' , f-1 - ' ' ' A :1 figulu x:.H - H1,a! 2i..' .-'Hi' ni -' J. laegnfigl ,.,.,. .,.-E 1' ,. 3,,i5,' -LF H, .L ,T -H41 1 vs. F X I iiI5.-C! .I -L.. 'i .ii 2-E T'j .' gif 'E .id , if ':..Q5-.- ' 104 i This year the challenge to the Freshmen class was to establish new traditions for their class and the school. One of the planned traditions was the introduction ofa class sweater. Another tradition was, of course, the Freshman rally-with a new twist-held during bas- ketball season. Considering the newness ofthe Fresh- men, they had a very successful year, felt Mr. Lucero. future leaders of wilcox Frosh Rally Council: Jeannette Harrington, Stephanie Cartwright, Chuck Fracker, and Pat Hall. Mr. Lucero, Freshmen Advisor, with Janet Newman. -,-.. -in x 7 W r 7 . :ze-f E JJ , 4, 13 ' 'xl Fil' 1 3 I Q1 -' ,W .F ' J Mi HM, ii lllii W -A .sd M,l1.,. if 1- E ' , : -fm ,sa QL.,- e y l nm, 'ill A .3 'w 4. 2- 5 gf r i X- . ' wk. 'ff ' . A :' 5t- fq ft, Y. 51-7, - '5 ffQqf5Zfi , 'i44f'i3i'tI1 , P313 iw 'Sri 1 ' Q l fam , XX, x, X1 A fl lx 1 x -4 A I Y Q il' T xv l -llix 1 Q95- +-M fm, wi B .. H, 1 1 V r .1 ..- Q. 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' '-2 -e, . .E 4 i 106 Leilani Adams Margarita Aguilar Carol Akino George Alden Thomas Allen Kathy Ambrose Carol Anderson Mona Anderson Ruth Anderson Cathy Arato Horacio Araujo Bert Archer Kathleen Armento Ralph Auerswald Kathleen Ball Melody Barnes Linda Barney Kay Barnhart Barbara Barrett Joseph Batefnan Donna Beatty Jerry Beatty Laura Beech Laureen Berasley David Beymer Joe Biddle Charles Biggerstaff Charolett Bingle Barbara Blanton Carl Boles Jim Bonomolo Bonnie Basley Jerome Bothelio Richard Bouffarcl Steven Boyette Lane Brannock ' 4 .,w., c, V . f ', 2, f F-'.,, . li 'QF 1, A s , .2 Q ' Crt' if , elfvif l 4, 1 f 1 .f I if J Rocky Breckler , I 'lm V Gretchen Bretischopt I I.. ik Z Kenneth Broome 5 ,A 1 in Q E Diana Brown ' ' .' r 5 Larry Brown 4 f 'Y fi so vf' Marlene Brown 1-A--',j'5 -, if 'ai . it ' ,rx .wiv A is . - .Q fi Vania Brown Kerry Burnham Anita Burrell Donald Butler Frances Butler Robert Butler i .rf S.: ,' A march through the hall was a first at Wilcox.Vicki Martin, second year maiorette, steps high to our fight song. it d From one extreme to another, this is one place the band will never march. Many a term paper is completed in our library. spirit and studies march together Debra Callan Alice Camacho Calvin Camara Jacqueline Camp Edmond Campbell -AVS ,QQ it Q' ' if i Thomas Campus Susan Cano Steven Canterbury Claudine Caracciola Donald Carlson Michael Carpenter A James Carpentier Daniel Carranza Christine Carroll Larry Cdrter Terry Carter Stephanie Cartwright Marolyn Casanova Susan Case William Casey Toni Castilla Randy Castro Barbara Cevene William Charron F1 Carol Charboneau Fred Chew Romana Childers Mark Christensen Dale Christensen Donna Ciminop ,IV Fvl I1 tsl, i t X '- .4 Y. se.. -p 5 f l E T , A tx l if AIVV I ' a 1, fl: l . 'l ' 4 i 3 l -.11 uza, f Xl -e f I 'Y :xg 5 A r y Qt X -, 3,Vl j:.M! i M 1.r M 9 1 3,5 t sf. lv., -kr f . . f A V. Z V l'P ' fr 'a ,4 X-X W ' L ll l'Q XXI, gi . -xo fs. l 5'7 V ' 'C A 7. . V '95 4.13- -- i I 107 . lf ' .M , ,..'. if ,V fl xt ' it 1' ' . K , 'Y . . '-. . 1 if , A ,si , ,..,, I. ,Es 1 -I .K A F Q ? 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F C. l This has been o familiar sighi for Ed Stuck during the post four years. Many Fu Charoleffe Duncan Donna Duncan Martha Duron Kevin Dzerigian Richard Eckgren Thomas Edmisfon 11, iiiui .I ' Kathleen Enright ., i Donna Erickson ' , V Michaelyn Evans - is 3' 5' Julie Farnham ' .x Denice Farris ' Y. ' Dianne Farris r, ,715 b G it W? ' Qi 4 will ill follow Ladena Finch Colleen Finnegan Don Finnengan Alan Fisher Patricia Fisher ,..4..1 cox students will follow in these steps. Michael Gibson Lance Gidel Janice Giles Christine Giraldes Benji Gohlke John Gonzales Kevin Fitsemons Robert Flanigan Harry Fleck Alexander Flores iQHifSg5Hii,m ,, b , W ,, ,,, 1 . it X- . In - - Ls ' ii a's,,,'i-,. , . , M ,., 4 ri 'll' , 'l B : - K . z. , , . I , ,ii x S 7 4-2-fx 1 y Q r 'l will , QR ,L - Z tif , -. 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' l N . 1 S - 1 l Nz' ' -- . if r , .' ,il fr - - l ' ,air 2 K , l , ' - .aillll i l 'J L 'ima 'll' svlwssi L - Rose Gonsales Craig Goodell Debora Gordon Gail Goza Jeneen Graham Russell Graham Ken Gray Victoria Gregory Marianne Graak Maureen Groak Arlene Guerzon Evelyn Gunn Robert Gunter Jessica Gutierreza Linda Gutierrez Lowery Gutierrez Janell Hall Pat Hall Louis Haralson Jeanette Harrington Sue Hartman Rickey Hawkins Carol Heater Larry Heisey James Hendrickson Lance Hendrickson Linda Henthorne Carol Hernandez Mary Lou Hernandez Steven Hernandez Lillian Herrera Michael Hill Terry Hill Pactricia Hoffman Scott Holder Kathy Hollingsworth Charles Holton Cathrine Hoover Charon Huber Gwen Hudson Victor Hugill Catherine Hurt Bonnie lmmekus Robin Jackson James Jafferies Henery James Terry Jamison Dianne Jankovsky 'AYW L. 1:7 .gl , .r is ' x Wil ' A 't ,fog N is I, P W .nf n , vc of ..w N - .l if L EY ,l 'ill l 'rw ll , lx J l P s-.Al. . I ' l v ls. 41M va, V 2 3 gvjgfi, ' V 1 L '., ' Q 1 ' , Wee- x gf, ,, f A 4 n-. uv I, 1 . aw' , X' vi l fk'l' 3. ,- :sl f. LJ 7 'll -+- 'Q-Q -.v in-a Ei 3Nll?i. 2 f' 4, pee s, i. , I .. Ei . .J - N 3- 'G Q N . v ,.l . .f v.- K- ,pi gin X 5 R ll - 1 : 4 , W ' .bfi 5-M .- it Q Ein. i R 1 -H i 't A NE, J - e 1 ee' W 5 1 3 1 W, , V iii- . - gl, e i, A W J! 1 i, vu W i .l - 1 . df' J 4 hx D ' 'rp' .4 V -1 V ' ' V5.1 1 A i I. va is ,f ' fsfrf... -5555553 :55555Bq,'g.x.5: 1 ... ., ...,., 1 a day is variety Cynthia Jarock ' ' JamesJeary Dreana Jenevein Margaret Jillson David .liminez Alvin Johnson Barbara Johnson James Johnson RobertJohnson Carol Jones Donna Jones Richard Jurado Gayle Kaiser Kathy Kane Barbara Kawaoka .41 Some people just can't stay away from food! Hey Tim, ihey caught you eating again, says Waren Rudy to S.B. President. .ww Our games are on the field but Madeline Wheeler seemed interested in the stands. This was one of our many afternoon games. Maureen Kelly Sherry Kellygreen Diane Kennedy Douglas Kerns Sheryl Kerns Kathleen Kerr Nancy Kilpatrick Leslie King Sherry Kinsey Russell Kirshman Donald Klien James Knell Janice Knight Kathleen Knutsen Sherri Korn 111 V- Q, .., 1' . Y- i , ie W I 1 Wasil , i vi, Ji il -il H X 5 lean t 1 'Y- il. EL, E D ' e ' fl .-. l I ' NW V e- , Q ?l 5 fl' J T' Y fi ip - 1 V iit W 3 .i, A '55, . A fiiiees lf' ' 'er i , 1 I '.--, :ia- ,H L . lv Ma., 7 ' v- ,. ii-iii, ,Q , ig ii , lim .N Mfllllfl Quill glam, + L L L il lil Jl,m:1: iif -'Vai 'il :J H . L L- --, H ef Q.: - F- an j -f--rigs y y V 3 f f .. -l - ' i if eine l, ' - EQ, ,ggi if , , -N' ,fi Ei He, 'Q , ., . f ,Q xr H I A i 1. ,gy i' Z, T L Q- 1 ,, ,il,,,,i , .H I we ,Y X ,N - - ,fi-,. , X I, ,- .- ,M l i Ta ul ,, ,, Q . ,S i 1. il! Y' TA--L UM W ? W M, C ii Q al T Will' 1 -.i. -. ' A be 1 NW ri L , L ' 'il li i 51,21 ,ll ' H, ,,, -'izvw -4. 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'Eli 'F '-'L Y gi -V 'i: - 'M c. y X ,gg J - 1 :eg L 8 c .- ,' ,'- , N ' W in! . L '-1 X .,. l 1, in L ,55 3 f ix 'l',Q,i,,f'i ...,., nfl: V QL f I- rv- si gl I 'x tl , . Ti' r -'-sq? a i Y , ii V 'fy-Phyl V X ' -. f ,. 'ri -V '. ifgl El - an V, 1 me ' y , L- . p ' Q! .lm A M , N. ' ., fig I iv - 1 - g.mL Y ee 1 . I -.,,j:,, o' l . W ve V- - Some of the students at Wilcox get regular exercise walking up stairs to the second floor classes. Left, right, left! Lunch is usually a time for hot food but when a big test I5 next period a sandwich and milk will have to do. these are the in-between times Thomas Mikowicz Danny Millan Billy Miller Grant Miner David Mitchell Michael Mokley David Millenhauer Patricia Montes Kathy Montgomery Sylvia Montiio Loyal Morrill Farrell Morrow Diane Morse Rosalie Moss Paul Munoz Helen Nadalet Kenneth Nagel Victor Nakagawa Charles Nakata Shannon Naud Diane Nee Nicki Nelson Janet Newman Bill Nicks Catherine Nomura Joyce Nordin John Nunez Keith Ogles Tim Olivera Kathleen O'Maley Ni fel 3, HJ , .31 fit' '4 ?x tllill ! 0, t gli 'Www xl 1 ,gig it M , f t '- f , it is M - ,, ' 'KID' 1, ,t g I ,,,, , iaiizh l:':':: . 355, '- . . ' , :A K .ef i i gkiiw-5.1. -i A 1 . i' 12 ' Q I ,g ,F , , ,, 1 .Q , X ,. V 1 M V I X-.Ft L I lk: A ' w ' 'Q 'A A. 4 ki ,,- 7 . ,V XXL -N ll 9 , LL X-X I i. .L ,.?gmw. I V3 4 K .,,.xI 'fm If , , il l s J i if-1 il . , it it n ,ii it 1 5 . i .. 3 , F gh fl-lx l b-E , , 1 nl ' 'LY . SL 'E' vi Y a A. Q A ,L s 'gs-4 Ae V17 Q' 'F nw. :cr-'Q-': -Y ' -'fsm Dolores Oroson Manuel Orozco Cynthla Ortez Lydia Otsuii Linda Oxford Tony Padilla ., ,vfwli l . x 7 i A. Wil. A l -.., . ll Carl Pagan ' L , ' David Palacios I fkhf ' Q 41, i' 1 Wayne Palmer ,:: ' 1 Y -gg' Leo Palomar ::: gf? ,I V ,M 5 ,,- , 45 Lisa Palomar ' - ' ,Z ' ' xv- Mary Pclovcsik ' ' e ' r .-rf - 'V l br. ,:1'-Sire... , .ffnfkif 0 0 s p I rut l Linda Parish Lyn Pasley Anna Patron Annamarie Perez Evelyn Perez Darlene Pertener Pat Pinon Krystal Pittman Gloria Ponce lrene Prikkel Barbara Pust Robert Quarrey Carolyn Radebaugh ' Ricky Radtke 5 T Hi!- Vivian Ramirez ' William Ray A At the 1965 Homecoming Rally, the freshmen being judged the largest and loudest, won points Charles Reed Hi Cheryl Reed Kathleen Reid Duane Reza Bruce Richardson Albert Rios ' il 'Hifi ei , .P 1' . E' i ,F Pl Q C . A. . Q la H X, til W .1 1-L , 4 , 5 1 f , .ff 1- wr 1 A i W , ' ..,V V 5 1' 1,7 L ' Yr,-'rx , ' :.:f: 1' A' f -u-11.2.55 k M. inf, ,., -- If Y 'r Qjrr: : Tw ,.-tee: X Lf r l ' l , l A is ' Q rf r. . . V17 ll- rt' ' ' ' 1 ' .ll 11 , .' . ' I, - ' 3. J l A Rebecca Rivera Trene Roach Carolyn Robertson Michael Rodrigues Robert Rodriguez Susan Roeder 114 forth Manuel Roman Samuel Romero Larry Rosas Judith Roubal Lois Rubin Carol Rudd Thomas Rudy lg? v 'U Robin Rutan W J' ,Q John Ruthrotf 3, - xl Yvonne Ruybalid Michael Sabin Carolyn Sakauye 1 jx i M! IX i 1 l toward the spirit trophy for their C USS. Robert See Pam Seip Robert Sellers David Schilzony Sandra Shore Ronald Siemens John Simmerson William Simons Karyn Silva Marleen Silva Paula Skrettlingland Karen Sksonsberg Stanley Sakauye Sandra Samuel Henry Sanchez Raymond Sanchez Barbara Sanders William Santos Ronald Sawyer Klaus Schindler Helmut Schleicher Jan Schreiner Paul Schwabe Kathleen Scott Linda Scott Pamela Scott Judy Seago Barbara Secola t ' '.'. 5 55322: J t I . L ,. . kE2Z.l 115 it l t Q , I- i '2 - ' W ' t, ' S T2 t , R lysis? it 31 wil 1 x 5... J ?r'4. V P. 13: R. 'l 51 rt -N, 'Zig I' L . si., L . e ,t,-,,i leaf- S A -if - 4 , i J-H l-NYY A ii - tiitiwllsj ., ' 7' .V - ' ' i fifrff' i ' Af- P ' ' ' , 'Vw' f . - .VY xx I .l I I ,iii H tt ml .tu w it im ,W iillrt ' ' s r .Ar Q 555. ' s ? ff I fr 1 'f - r-.,.', . lr F A yy ili' 'L it ., 'fi ii? gui T.. ..... ,im a J be ea? M , ' Iii ,ii ,ri .Wa xxxx 2 ii F' ??T - : l Ei-jg ,- , nf .. ' 'ii f ' 5 ,tr ,, il 1' I e 7, , fsE:::'.-:iw--1 frm-.ni , . Q it . -n' ... T .gf p-- , sf ' i. .ft 'A l bu! -W.-I g S. t. K N gl A :- fa . is W fx v is Q TJ, JA.. , 5 .t . J . A . . L.- ' ,.,. ',. f ? -Ju lfi -seg 'Qs- 'E Robert Smith Stephen Smith Stephen A. Smith Thomas Smith Chris Soares Pamela Sobeich Lizabeth Sorenson Gary Sousa Mike Stelzriede Hank Stephens Ron Stidham Roy Stoddard T 4 'sv , XX . F 11 1 T. A - , '-,..-I CC' I 1 . N, . Y D Vi-A 5, 1 J 'Q . il . K' gg. ' H Y w- V' A --'V ii I ,ff -phi i , 'S 1 ' 4 N! .x 2' 'J-f-H71- r V Edwin Stokke ,- l Peter Stuewe I l Cathy Stump V I Richard Sullins l Janet Swift Patricia Taber V fb, Marlene Taft , ,j,..,, : Larry Tallant -., PN A 1 Susan Tanaka - 5 Y., ' ' , 5 James Tenney -ac? ' A K, Kenneth Thomas V A ' Richard Thompson 'l , U 1 T f xx Michael Thomspn , N ' 5 Dan Throckmorton i ff- A 'X . ' , W I Patricia Tilley y .., 4 be ff 1 Elf' 5' ' 1 1 Eric Timaeus f I A 'Y' f,:',5y Bryan Tobey ,lv n 4- t -E I f fx' ' Donald Tousley I 43, A , 1 11' Fe Qs 1 ' 1' P ., ll . .. Cheryl Trinidad M, MM' ' 'T W' . , Baron Truesclale J, '- i r . ,.., W g H -ii' Q David Tucker t xi T if 1, 5, A, g, Q Alice Turley '-H RL, L . E 'F-'T . Roger Tyler H I n 1, Cindy Usadel N L ' n 5 '- ' if ' :H '-2 : T- - ' L llili nihii' ' - Y 1- Dan Vannatta V pf. ,4-I T Philip Van Olphen ., 'Sli 4 'i - ' Cary Velo L ' ,fi ' J.-. 1 Michael Ventura H. lil F5'x il Daniel Vernon gg? Y, wifi! i f V Dennis viesem ,fy - Q-X. .mn ' ' '- is 1 if Carolyn Volk 1 j it ' ' V 0 i Henery Wager - T 02 - Wynette Wakefield , ' - ' tr' xv, Sandra Walker R. ff 1:-Pj, . ' 7: 4? Linda Wallish , T 71 N f 1 A .1 A' 1 N H: Diana Walter - ' Q' -L ' A - by fi t V -L we - - lb. 2 V w ' 51 John Ward Mike Words Kathleen Webb '4-4 W is Tim Weeks Jack Weir Jett Wenn Klaus Westphul Phil Wichmann George Whitmore ,N my 2,431.4 5 v , 'ix M hi av-.l wiizl 1 V ', V 4.- - - f Jeron Whittley Ia, N U ' David Wiest Y - sf Y: ' -1 Debora Wilcox 1 ' 1, ., .. 4 ' r ' l A.. 5 1 . , I ' l li xi- bs 'ssl f, l 1 , l ' 1 ' ,. 1 Tl f tradition is set For four years these senior boys like Ted Keech and Mike O'Leary have had a'standing tradition. Who will follow? 5,573 J Scrum frosh, seniors only.' by seniors Curl Roades and Sherri Wilkinson Steve Willow Debora Winberly Roe Willis Gail Wing Jeff Winter Paulette Winter Claude Wise Bruce Witzke Pamela Worth Lavone Wright Barbara Wychel George Wynne Alan Yamamoto Elaine Ybarra .Iphn Young Steven Young lsidoro Zapata Henery Zatarin 117 s Axnfsf' i lx XX l ,, F , , 6, e Ei? :if Bl '.- I tif 2 l ilFr'- . , ' it ,. ,JW 3 - 4' H19 1' l i ll 5. 'H v . Q, nv in , if I 1 . . . finding ioday's challenge . . . an up-surge of voices, waiting for ci challenge . . . spirit, winning or losing . . . touching tomorrow's talenf . . determina- tion fo excell . . . To build a sfronger Tomorrow, we use today . . . H 9 N ri S W 1 0 Q0 0 0 00 ao Q up 0 ls Q 0 3 o 0055 50p 0095 U , 0 Q15 Q05 0 a 002 Q 0 vo 0 o 0 Siudenf Body President, Tim Lupe 1 Treasurer Carl Rhodes Spirit Manager Sandi Coupens ,ff 5'-1'3Ti T:'??,. Y .-'-WF? , ' 1.4 -fl if L, 1 . ,. T W 1 T f . A T Vice President ' Bruce Yonemofo ig i ig 1 EF T yum V -ii ' fi 1 .ufAh,QQ2i5'i5'fX if Y ' T T Secretary Carol Longer Pictured below: C. Moore, C.A.S.C. Rep.g D, Hayes, Presidentg T. Sprinkles, Jr. Presidentp T. Lupe, President: Mr. Bergnc, Deon of Siudenfsg C. Langer S. student council guides warriors The Student Council is an elected body of officers whose main objective is to serve the school and direct student activities. The Council is under the direction of Mr. Bergna, Dean of Students. It consists ot all Student Body Officers, President, V. Pres- ident, Secretary, Treasurer, and Spirit Manager, and each class president. These Student Council officers work to- gether to promote better student govern- ment and to secure the privileges of the students at Wilcox. C , 2 Mike Hill, Frosh President. oupens Spirit Manager C. Rhodes, Treasurer, Not Pictured B Yonemoto A S B Vice R.A. members are ROW I: J. Lewis, M. Kahler, P. Gibson, D. Salaz Langer, G. Christman, L. Long, R. Watson, S. Coupens, C. Marri LaJeunesse, F. Mallet, C. O'Neill, C. Linton, B. Souza, S. Braly, N. ar, D. ner, M vim' Pictured are: Carolyn Langer, Student Body Secretary, Sandi Coupens, Spirit manager, Bruce Yonemoto, Student Body Vice-President, Marsha Kahler, R.A. Secretary, and, R.A. members, Cauletta Marriner, Rita Watson, and Terry Hunter. Students like this, along with many others, help to make the R.A. a success. 122 54,3555 -4. A iI! -I 'I A -gk.:-..Y V. . 2 --...N . fijfgi -2 ' -' students voice their opinions The Representative Assembly gives students a chance to be heard. A representative from each class is elected to sit in on the meetings and bring up any ideas or suggestions pro- posed by his classmates. The R.A. enables more than just a few people to express opin- ions, it gives all students the chance to voice their thoughts. The R.A. also helps to keep students informed on what is happening in school now and in the tuture. I, Advisor, Mr. Bergna. ROW 2: B. Nevaros, T. Hunter, K. Graham, R. B. Yonemoto, T. Sprinkles, D. Rice, T. Lupe, D. Gonzales, L. Gordon, B. C. Moore, S. Drake, A. Vardanian, J. Beckman, C. Rhodes. na: . U V l ' 1 I t.i.' . 1. 1- Jin xr . , lltnul ee.. . -ti-U T W is FSH Both Mr. Bergna and Bruce Yonemoto play an important part in the running of the Representative Assembly. Mr. Bergna is the group's advisor and is there to lend a helping hand when it is needed. Bruce's main responsibility is to conduct the R.A. meetings. 123 Nancy Harrington Sports Editor fmf, Q A , 6v,,,d Pamela Alford lg?-lr I5 Assistant Editor mi! Ginger Ulmer Copy Editor Karen Tabosh Class Editor Cauletto Morriner Photo Librarian Kathy Thomas Senior Section Carolyn Langer Activities Editor .V ..,-3 blood, swec Kristine Kilbrine Junior Section Kitty Gohllce Freshman Section Linda Taylor Editor-in-Chief I Mrs. Malone Advisor nd tears lapologies to the late Sir Winston Churchillj Sandy Coupens Club Editor Kathi Koscki Opening Cameo Editor Vicki Hope Advertising Mgr. . v X s 1 - J Sharon Smith Photo Editor Although the Promethean Staff was pleased with the overall yearbooks from the past years, they felt a unew look was due this year. Since this was the year of Mondrian, a mosaic appearance was strived for. This new appearance allowed the statt to use twice as many pictures as before. This mosaic style also lent itself to unify our theme: Tree of Time-Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. Dave Andrews Photographer Gary Duncan Sandy Keeble Art Editor Sophomore Section 125 .. Mi 19- 'x ww'- 's The War Chant Staff, QL. to RJ, H McCann, J. Kelly fAssist. Editorj, F. Mallot, D. Gidel fEditorj, C. Mikelich, Uieature Editorj, J. Stroud, fSports Editorj, T. Martine, J. Citta, D. Gott, Mrs. Murray CAdvisorj. J. Lewis, D. Mclntosh, K. Koscki, C. Chinchen, G. Lee, G. Vellios. 5. an Through the open journalism door, one sees staffers such as Harry McCann, Jeff Stroud, and Ted Martine working into a school night to finish stories for the sports page. 126 HB ii! W. The newspaper staff had the task of again putting out a year's view of exciting events. lt was their responsibility to relay informa- tion concerning the various activities at Wilcox. Many hours of after school work, as well as the regular class period, went into the articles printed in the War Chant. This class not only helped the staff members by teaching them the art of expression, but it also obviously kept our student body aware of what was happening on campus. i The War Chants editorial staff was composed of: D. Gidel fEd.j, Mrs. Murray fAdv.j, .I. Kelley fAssist Ed.j, J. Stroud, fSpor1s Ecl.j, C. Mikelich fFeature Ed.l. all the news that's fit to print fApoIogies to the New York Times J w,,.f- ..--- H. McCann, T. Martine, D. Gott, J. Citta. Seated: F. Mallot, J. Lewis, K. Chinchen, K.Koscki, D. Mclntosh, G. Vellios, G. Lee. The first year staffers, referred to as Cubs , seemed to be having a pow'wow. Cubs gradually became full-fledged reporters. 127 Katrien cle Brabandere My great year in California is over . . .! Oh, how quickly the time has flown by, but it was filled with so many enioyable experiences. I remember onthe clay I arrived here, the 'I7th of August, in San Francisco, I thought I would take the next plane back to Belgium. And l said to myself, Oh, what have I done? Everything is so huge here, and so different. I don't know anyone and anything, and I'm so far away from my parents, friends, and relatives! But everyone was so friendly and warm, especially my family, the Browns, that after the second day, I knew already I wouIdn't go back for anything. I learned so much each day and people were so generous, that I dan't know who to thank first. But when I go, a part of my heart shall always remain in Santa Clara and at Wilcox. One day I shall remember the exciting football games, homecoming, the Senior Picnic, and graduation. Next year you shall have another A.F.S. student and perhaps from a bigger country than Belgium. But remember, even though it may be tiny, it shall always welcome every one of you with great ioy. My thanks especially to the entire student body and all the teachers, because you made it possible for me to have such a fantastic year. f . I --v l had such a good time at the choir party at Kathy Thomas house. We ate and ate and ate. Art was one of my favorite classes at Wilcox. Many times I was late to my next class because I got so interested in what I was doing. i will always remember . . . -ra Ice cream is my favorite American food, but it has so many calories. Metrecal, anyone? 'lThis is part of my family in Belgium: my mother and my sisters, Leentie, 8, Lieveke, 77 Kristin, 14, Ann, 12. Many letters went back and forth across the Atlantic, so lwas rarely homesick. 129 The international Club is one of the most prominent clubs at Wilcox. Throughout the year, the members sponsored various activit- ies, such as the Pancake Breakfast, in order to reach the monetary goal for the support ot the A.F.S. student. xl I , Foreign Exchange Student Katrien DeBrabandere I ABR 0 11. 5, 4, ROW 'ln S. Claycomb, E. Jones, M. Nunes, K. Kilbride, M. Mendence, M. Buechner, A. Holland, C. Marriner, K. Myreholt, K. DeBrabandere, S. Brown, P. Alford, J. Simmons, K. Thomas. ROW 2: R. Watson, S. Smith, B. Bibelka, C. Linton, B. Canterbury, M. Kean, D. Hammer, L. Murphey, L. Melluish, R. Harmon, D. Mulluish, M. Chong. 130 V5 l 6 36 i L i7 ?'g1',!-ff. bfi-i V..'-:f':--- wsgill L- .ef :J . . . ,Q pts.-fe 4 .. . QL ROW l: L. Anderson, M. Hishigata, C. Curnow, S. Humphreys, S. Endo, G. Saito, B. Massey, K. DeBrabandere, B. Nordin. ROW 2: D. Levengood, M. Beltran, M. Rawson, J. Dunn, L. Reza, D. Davis, C. Swanson, R, Nova, G. Espinosa. ROW 3: S. Mickelich, D. Souza, D. Broome, P. Didier, B. Droogsma, Y. Weir, K. Greer, S. Gilbert, R. Hugiel, S. Graziani. ternational flavor df -si nh? One ofthe most outstanding clubs at Wilcox is the Art Club. Throughout the year the club decorated the main offices, along with the downstair showcase. The aggenda for the art club this past year included various exhibi- . tions, a Christmas open-house, and trips to Sausalito and San Francisco. Dede Davis, Steve Graziani, and Ed Stuckrath discuss one ofthe paintings on display. and display 'W creativity 131 ROW l: J. Choney, B. Krauth, S. Jacob, J. Blanton, S. Brown, D. Haddow, J. Beckman, J. Citta, J. Biornstad, S Wathen. ROW 2: M. Kean, Mr. Ayres, Advisory N. Francolini, B. Lynch, J. Schwehr, C. Mikelich, M. Leer, P. Pruitt S. Grish, B. Burbridge, M. Dell, D. Smith, B. Dobbins, L. Melluish, C. Kloster, M. Kohler, C.-Marriner, l. Crowe, M Nunes, D. Lyons, M. Jacobson, R. Hearron, K. Kilbride, K. Jepson, P. Alford, S. Brown, C. Langer, C. Caulfield, S Egan, D. Brown, R. Newman, J. Young, G. Saito, T. Boutfard, C. White, P. Haddow, Miss Amos, Co-advisor. The California Scholarship Federation recog- nizes all eligible honor students. Semester grades of at least three A's and one B are the requirements. Lite members, those who have been in C.S.F. for five semesters, are awarded a pin and a gold tassel to wear on their graduation caps. One hundred percent mem- bers, who have been in C.S.F. every semester, earn a certificate in addition to the pin and Tassel. At Wilcox, students with no grade lower than a B are eligible for the Honor Roll published every semester by C.S.F. CS F Life Members ROW 'l S Brown J Blanton, B. Gadcl. ROW 2: R. Hearron, K. de Brabandere M Nunes D Brown M Leer C Mikelich. ROW 3: C. Kloster, l. Crowe, P. 132 Bill' IEEEQFEEEFEH ...Li-L C.S.F. Officers: Dan Hoddow, Pres.g Pamela Alford, V.P.7 Ruth Hearron, Sec.: Morlene Nunes, Treas. csf and null set offer service and fun I TT- 'V .icaskflf ROW I: Carol Kloster, Steven Senescc, Paula Huddow, ROW 2: Paul Munoz, Bob Krauth, Mrs. Bicknell, Advisory Candace Whi1e,.loy Chaney, Jim Citfa, Jon Biornsfad, Clif Caulfield, Jeff Sobiech. 133 The Null Set is fhe Club for mafhe- malic enthusiasts at Wilcox. This year members enfered moth contests cmd compefed with ofher schools for prizes. They also published a news- paper which is called The l'Null Set News. This year's officers were: Steve Senesac, President Paula Hoddow, Secretary-Treasurerg and Carol Klosfer, Vice President and Editor of 1hel'Null Sei News. 4 u1 i1'Il nv assi .sw Q2 1-nf? ' t3 '?FfE???'53'33s3Ff? 'Y'?7:f. 1, vF!lUWW'l!jYY!'iTll1' Y Wi ' ' i Library Club includes the following members: ROW 'lc C, Lybarger, R. Hartwig, D. Coral, R. Glover, M. Clifton, J. Blctkei 5- Collison. -l- 5lml'00f'5i C- MCC0ry, A. Bowman, D. Gidel, Mrs. Souza, E. Madden, J. Dunn, J. Rice, P. Didier, Mrs. Caywood, T. Distler. SEATED: B. Mays, K. Myreholt, J. Lowe, C. Cushman, L. Grant, D. Collins, J. Smith, J. Smith, S. Pickard, M. Hume, P. Guntern, E. Jones. ROW l A Ariza A Soares, T. Rowe, S. Brown, S. Supnet, G. Stone, B. Routhier, B. Irick, D. Gonzales, K. Chin M Oleary T. Marino, T. Dinette, T. Lape, D. Allshouse, H. McCann, J. Biornstad. ROW 2: S. Gardner J Blanton, S. Jacob, R. Pittman, M. Wall, P. Reidy, D. Parsons, T. Sprinkles, J. Wefherholt, L. Gill K Grahm D Hayes, Mr. Holland, Advisor. club members benefi The Library is kept in tip-top shape by the members of the Library Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Caywood. The Library Club according to Mrs. Cay- wood, has become one of a most effici- ent and qualified standard. The Library Club also makes the library a very enjoyable place for study by providing various displays throughout the year. Key Club under the direction of Mr. Holland has provided Wilcox with a great many helping hands at games and other activities that needed able help. This yeor's Christmas Ball was one ofthe dances sponsored by this club. y serving wilcox Pictured above Anna Mitsunaga, Ed. Madden, Mr. Oliveria, Jon Beck- man, and Madeline Wheeler are shown developing pictures and classify- ing negatives according to types. V . .. . ,. M V V ,... zif , , l 1 1' A 1 L - , .,. QKneeling Photogropherj D. Andrews. SEATED: B. Hall, E. Madden, J. Beckman, S. Snyder, M. Quito, Mr, Oliveria. ROW l: J. Smith, J. Smith, M. Nunes, P. Chavez, A. Mitsunago, J. Lowe, M. Wheeler, L. Gordon, J. Barnes, J. Lee, C. Chinchen, P. Mekita. ROW 2: N. Harrington, L. Taylor, J. Gilham, K. Thomas, J. Simmons, S. Cheatham, S. Collison, A. Mcguarry, A. Mock. Camera Club has done much this post year to help make this year's Promethean and War chants possible, by taking and developing snapshots that were needed here and there. Also the Camera Club has done a fine job supplying other clubs with pictures to till the display case by the main office. Hardly a day goes by when someone isn't taking pictures somewhere on campus, or someone isn't down in the dark room developing some rush pictures. Under the guiding hand of Mr. Oliveria there is hardly ever a leisure moment for these hard working club members. The Promethean wishes to extend many thanks to this club for all their hard work. 135 The Medical Careers Club and the Future Teachers Club are both service organizations which help members to plan for their voca- tions. The Medical Careers Club informs its members on job opportunities in the medical field and prepares members for these iobs. The Future Teachers Club, comprised of stu- dents who plan to teach, promotes teaching as a profession and informs students of teaching requirements. ff A. Mock, B. Dobbins, C. Hayes, and P. Tilley display the products of their hospital toy drive at Christmas. . 0, 'ck' Miss Brady, advisor, S. Vierra, S. Grish, G. Beatty, S. Logan, L. Fisher, K. Shutt, L. Tilley, J. Tolson, A. Bernandino, K. Ander- san, S. Holle, Mr. Elwell, advisor, S. Riel, S. Smith. useful lives arf STANDING: J. Affleck, B. Hernandez, K. Montgomery, P. Worth, T. Byrnes, J. Del Real, B. La Jeunesse, P. Tilley, G. Wing, M. Garcia, SEATED: M. Bench, D. Smith, A. Mock, S. Pritchett, G. Morrison, N. Qshea, M. Sorg, B. Rapinchuck, G. Lee, F. Saavedra, M. Dell, S. Fish, B. Dobbins, G. Collins, G. McQuarrie, J. Childers, J. Gunion, L. Beltran, L. Avants, B. Throckmorton. 136 the making The student store often comes to the rescue of students here at Wilcox. It not only sells gym clothes but also supplies items a student may sud- denly need while at school, such as paper, pencils, notebooks, and binders. lt is usually open before school, at brunch and after school forthe convenience ofthe students. Sandy Riel, Shirley Vierra and Art Bernandino put up their club's display. 'irq ,yn Lett to right, Terry Beall, Wayne Thompson, Shirley Vogel, Mr. Hsu, Advisor, Aram Vardanian and Linda Brager were Wilcox's student store workers tor 1965 to 1966. 137 q uv- , -N f . A.. if s J-, f L iT' '7 SEATED: L. Campos, S. Limon, J. Rice, D. Collins, R. Ramirez, E. Mickowitz, T. Hardy, J. Watkins. ROW l: G. Rapanut, S. Haines, M. Chong, P. Meketa, C. Casanova, R. Hearron, I. Crowe, J. Lowe, A. Mitsunaga, B. Lynch, M. Nunes, M. Leer, J. Young, E. Jones, T. Iwogoshi. ROW 2: M. Buechnar, M. Kean, A. Hill, B. Canturbury, J. Aiken, T. Weheimiller, J. Meyers, A. Mock, J, Gunion, D. Hammer, P. Pruitt, C. Kloster, J. Lanning, A. Guerney, B. Souza, G. Behrens, C. Smith, N. Francolini, Mr. Hermann, Advisor. Ei Va ' ., , K - Spanish Club Officers: Linda Mellish, President, Ruth Herron,Secretaryg Martha Kean, Entertainment Chairman, Nancy Francolini, Vice President. --gf i966 was o busy year for the Spanish Club. Activities included a pot luck dinner, the annual Halloween dance, dinner at a Spanish restaurant, a trip to see a Spanish movie, and a comic French Club members worked diligently at one of the two Skll' for The PGYCHTIS Nlgltl Sl'IOW. The club etlrned mOney to consecutive car washes the club sponsored last fall. The money sponsor these projects by working in the snack bar during Pmd fOf 1ef'UbS lun Pmlecls' brunch. 138 language clubs created friendly rivalry H2 A l E '. , ff' 5 dp., .' its ' liz ROW 1: C. Rhodes, D. Dinette, J. Sobiech, D. Andrews, B. Oakes, P. Didier. ROW 2: K. Kilbride, V. Kear, N. Francolini, S. Hinderer, M. Walker, M. McCullough, T. Rosenberg, L. Matthews, Y. Tinkler, C. Mariner, C. Langer, I. Crowe, Miss Howe, Advisor. ROW 3: L. Fisher, K. Thomas, L. Taley, M. Sorg, N. Jeary, K. Jepson, P. Lucey, S. Egan, D. See, L. Green, P. Bowman. This year the French Club strived to make its activities fun and enlightening. Through such proiects as the Christmas caroling through local hospitals, several cultural lectures, and ct French Music Festival, club members were given the chance to gain a fluency with the language, while performing a service. The club sponsored its activities by having a car wash. M. Jacobson, K. Jepson, S. Egan, N. Francolini, T. Rosenberg, and K Kilbride are pictured above practicing Christmas carols. fx .4 '.'r A Ag - - - J ROW 12 K. Gohlke, L. Matthews, L. Long, M. Spencer, M. Kohler, Mrs. Carmady, Mrs. Brown, Advisors. ROW 2: L. Grant, M. Downey, D. Ray, A. Manhart, C. Jones, R. Watson, L. Farris, L. Murphey, S. Cook, K. Brolemen, N Harrington, P. Resh, N. Propin, P. Rittue, D. Rice, S. Eckroot, L. Grace, P. Naud, K. Koch. ROW 3: S. Keeble, A. Holland, C. Long, S. Spurgeon, M Jones, S. Sanchez, S. Lovett, B. Bare, T. Lampe, D. Chewning. ROW 4: D. Salazar, L. Kil atrick L Br ant, P, Nakano S Mata, C. Voight F Saavedra P I - Y I A I - 1 D. Jankovsky, B. Hathaway, T. Beall, L, Kuhl, S. Vogel, M. Meader, L. Buschelman, P. Lucey, D. Andrews, J. Duran, B. Bateman, C. Gibbs. ROW 5: many skills create M. Mendence, N. Jeary, R. Amador, L. Brodie, M. Perrien, C. Coy, R. Quenga A. Meek, G. Lee, L. Sims, G. Thorndike, C. Wilson, P. Dowler, T. Montgomery M. Endo. ROW 6: S. Thomas, B. Manley, S. Wiest, C. Cress, J. Mcrarlan, E Hay, M. Hernandez, P. Lopez, J. Freitas, L. Terrell, P. Bal, L. Uyehara, B. Weir C. Egan. ROW 7: G. Behiens, L. Wesolek, R. Antolin, N. Healy, K. Young, J Affleck, B. Hernandez, C. Sorenson, D. Brown, S. Hall, N. Zorker, N. Bryan,J Simmons, J. Del Real, J. Lachnit, G. Beatty. ROW 8: C. Epolite, K. Condon, M Condon, P. Hess, B. Flosi. tomorrow's businessmen The Commercial Club was one of the largest clubs at Wilcox this year. With numerous members participating in the activities, the club made Christmas tray favors for hospitals and olcl-age homes. A Novice Wrestling match was sponsored to raise funds for the rest of the activities throughout the year. Through skills and technics learned in the various business courses, some members work as student secre- taries for teachers. Secretaries do grading, typing, and filing during their spare time. The year terminated with the annual picnic. S. Lovett, A. Holland, R. Sanchez, and P. Dowler worked on tray favors at Christmas time. 140 bjgfc 1 C. Epolite, Mr. Barnes, Mr. Oberg, and P. Oberg enioy The food served at The FaTher- DaughTer Banquet fashion news popular school feature The Girls' Advisory Commission was one of The smaller organizaTions aT Wilcox This year. AlThough This club had only eighT members, Two from each class, it sponsored several acTiviTies. To bring Togefher all The girls in The sfudenf body Through various acTiviTies, is The purpose of The commis- sion. One of The acTiviTies sponsored This year was The annual FaTher-Daughfer BanqueT. WiTh dancing and enTer- Tainmenf, The atmosphere was one of gaieTy. The commission sponsored fashion Talks also. Various girls, represenTing Wilcox aT local cleparTmenT sTores, presenTed fashion commenfaries. -l- Kelley, K. Esperanza, C. Chrismen, L. Mur- PheYf Gnd Watson were The fashion board represenfahves for Wilcox This year. R. Gonzales, S. SmiTh, V. Hope, Mrs. Baker, Advisor, T. Arnold, L. Wesolek, G. Ropcnut, M. Chong, A. Gurrezon, members of This year's Girls' Advisory Commission, discuss The plans for The Spring Fashion Show. 141 The A. V. Club uses its equipment as shown by Wayne Averill, Gary Brown, Chuck Castagnolo, and Bill Little. Rich Blom, Ken Chin, and Terry Hunter seem to be completely wrapped up in their extremely important work with the school projector. The Audio-Visual Club has given its time and man-power to perform iolos that have benefited the school. They checked out items of equipment to class rooms, ordered, received, and sent back all films at school, and ran all equipment behind the stage. The A. V. Club helped the Drama Club perform many functions, too. The Drama Club helped with the Senior Play by contributing cast and crew members. Winding up the year, they performed a play in the spring using their own members. A. V. Club U. to r,j ROW 1: D. Willow, D. Marple, J. Stoffel, B. Little, E. Sanders, W. Averill, R. Blom, G. Brown, C. Castagnalo, Mr, Gercci, M. Kier, K. Chin, ROW 2: J. Bantau, A. Vardanian, T. Hunter. 5 , 4 . .. 1 ... , :twi- dsuk V IL... ' Drama Club fl. to r.j Miss Porter, C. Sorenson, J. Wilson, L. Green, S. Drake F. Saavedra, P. Rittue, C. Lybarger, D. Mclntosh, B. Mumford, D. Gidel, Mi Eby, N. Brian, S. Werden, N. Jeary, P. Oberg, S. Fish, D. Brown, B. Bateman S. Hall, S. Porta, L. Taylor, L. Ambrig, G. Robinson, K. Anderson, Bi Rapenchuck, S. Garcia, F. Mallet, P.4Dowler, K. Thomas, R. Sanchez, M. Nunes, S. Bogue, N. Harrington, B. Canterbury, J. Morita, D. Andrews, D. Vigil, M. Trucano, J. Farnham, M. Evans, C. Bornman, Mrs. Steincipher. clubs work hand in hand Craig Bornman, Lee Green, and Carma Sorenson try out some dramatic gestures while rehearsing for the Senior Play. The officers in the Drama Club are CL to RQ Miss Porter, Advisor, Nancy Harrington, Treasurer, Darann Gidel, Vice-President, Kathy Thomas, Secretary, Mrs. Steincipher, Advisor, Lee Green, Thespian Representative, Carma Sorenson, President. MY THREE ANGELS was the play presented by this year's Senior Class. lt is the story of th ree care-worn convicts fportrayed by Craig Bornmann, Paul Didier, and Lee Greenj ond their visit with a shopkeeper during Christmas. He hasn't been too successful with sales or with keeping his books, so they decide to help him. Through the energy of a few, the props and scenery were started, and as time went on, enthusiasm grew cmd the props began to take shape. As the cast was picked and the committees formed, more and more people became interested. These people worked long and hard and deserve much credit for the final perfor- mance. However, the director of the play, Mrs. Donna Stinecipher, is to be congratulated for her hard work and patience in coaching the students. Working along with her was student director ond stage manager, Kathy Thomas. Felix Ducotel. . Emilie Ducotel Marie Louise . . . Mme. Parole . . . Joseph ...... Jules .. Alfred ........ Henri Trocharcl. . . Paul ........ Lieutenant .... CAST . . .Barbara Mumtorcl . . .David Thompson . . .Carma Sorenson . . .Mary Trucano . . . .Lee Green ......Paul Didier . . .Craig Bornmann . . . .Steve Droke . . .Patrick Reidy . . .David Andrews There also appears to be a great deal of action behind the scenes as Mrs Stinecipher gives a few tips to members of the cast. seniors set the stage Apparently, Joseph flee Greenl teels that this letter, which upset Marie Louise fCarma Sorensonj so much, is of grave importance. Perhaps it carried news of her fiance, Paul fPatrick Reidyl. 145 1 xg?-'rib 'E' 7' JW, J' f' I I lx. I: I' M, - .. , . M. AM- Lf, 1 ' ar 1,11 ' 5? ,doin Jackie Kelley was presented a bouquet of red roses upholding the Wilcox tradition of our American Beauty. Richard Blom, Jackie's escort, was her companion throughout the game. 1 i - nav Q--. f -4 'r . - 1 ...QL '15 i. 'Sign Princess Terry Wrightman, Queen Jackie Kelley and Princess Kathy Thomas receive their bouquets. The i965 Homecoming was highlighted by the crowning of its new Queen, Jackie Kelley. The 1964 Homecoming Queen, Nanci Rogers, crowned Jackie at the assembly. A car caravan from Wilcox to Santa Clara's football stadium was held in honor of the new Queen. The evening was ended by the singing of our Alma Mater as Jackie and her court stood in positions of honor. 'S 'if' i , -A -.,'1,-fi 355, -P, ig 153:-I -55, 1 sa s. 'sis 2. it 4 .'-51 E-f552:.::T't...- I--rr! t :'t 1 ' 52212111 1.-Fffggfli -gf' A - V Q L VLQ ..:::::x- .-.-. S ' ' 'l ' J - 6 Bai. A candid Iii vu, 'b .QL nn. ' -,- u i , 4' 1-s.. 'lj r A , ,rim 353: f Ei:-13 T1Q j',:y, f - L z.:.f-in uf-V A: n campus 'si 1 , Campus life deals with such scattered aspects as taking attendance, and sitting in line for the detention lecture. Then we have things com- mon to our schedule like rising and shining from a locker and the shocking discovery of a human error. To see five under an umbrella is nothing on ci wet day, and for you to call Mom for a ride is easy, once you get the phone. Thus, is lite at Wilcox in its candid moments. The Boys' Glee demonstrate their mastery of sound while performing a variety of songs at the Christmas Concert. The Christmas Concert was presented to the Student Body on December 17, 1965. The night before, the public had a chance to hear the program which was highlighted by a lighted processional. On these pages the Boys' Glee and the Choir can be seen singing one of their respective numbers. today's music mak Mr. Paris, at the dedication of the park, indicates to one section of the choir to tone their sound down during the performance. The lights go down and the choir stands up. As the lights come up, the choir, led by Mr. Paris, breaks into one of the many numbers sung during the Christmas Concert given to the students at the assembly. re rrows' memories Q l l I The Rovers, singing up a storm for the enioyment of the audience, seems to be enioying their work while performing their various numbers in the Wilcox gym ata morning assembly. Mr. Paris leads the choir at the dedication of the Saint Claire statue and the Santa Clara Civic center park. 151 The Rovers, a folk-singing group, were heard by the student body in October, 1965. They were composed of six musicians. Mr. Bergna commented that it was an excellent program and that he hoped it could be done again. Another program, the Dedication of the Santa Clara Civic Center.Park, was attended by the Wilcox A Cappella Choir. They sang two numbers which were heard by state and local officials. The school received a letter of thanks for the performance from Lieutenant Governor Glenn Anderson. The well known folk-singing group, The Rovers perform at the first morning musical assembly for the Wilcox student body in the gym. l. i i l Girls' Glee Director Mr. James Talluto .uv ' 5,71-R-.., - , J a'. ,: 5 g ,. f ,- I if, J:N 's.-J .Q ,- - - , - Ti '1.Nfx4i ' 'L x S Y- L Q . X W-C. Ll. if '94 Q lNf-' ' -QQQWJUEJ ' J, .,f awoq-J Q' N- .. P-J ' W -vi q. ,:, -R .14 - . '- ' -, V' 1 we r T A 1 ' f-iw .qv . J, f y . The Girls' and Boys' Glees and the Choir are shown performing at the Christmas program. This program is held annually with the entire music department. a semeste av-ev F- nw .fe ' f .1 'df' Q I f.f-.QQQQEQQTQE ROW l: N. Caracciolo, P. Sobiech, J. Laning, L. Berasley, J. Thomas, Hathaway, D. Dazzo, P. Magarrell, C. Casanova, C. Bringuel, J. Moreda, Garza, T. Jeneven, T. Jarminno, C. Swanson, E. Clark. ROW 2: T. Mckeeta, Kellgren, L. Long, G. Gerson, J. Nordin, E. Gunn, C. Lopez, P. Wall, Alvarado, P. Eaton, B. Stotts, J. Schreiner, L. McChesney, J. Newman 1 Tolson, V. Duel, S. Cook. ROW 3: B. Blanton, G. McQuarrie, P. Kroll, E. Boll, J. Buck, S. Naud, E. Long, R. Jackson, M. Tessier, B. Ropinchuk, O. Rudd, T. Burns, R. Rutan, M. Downey, J. Harrington, P. Caswell. ROW 4: B. Souza, M. Ebby, K. Miller, B. Wilson, B. Bareman, L. Evans, A. Holland, J. Wilson, S. Speer, R. Anderson, D. Morse, K. McKeever, G. Frost, P. Myer, V. Kramer, K. Dietz, K. Bowman. , , TN l' ,Wi vi ,CJ V . ji., 1 ,J lf f-U l PM ill W1 N T ' llal rxfkf 'T lj 4-.Cf F., N , ,. l l 1 l ll, i l I J lf7Q l I T X, ,gy I X X L Men's Glee Club Director Mr. James Paris f song ROW l: J, Dandigo, J. Word, Ed. Souza, A. Miller, R. Johnson, M. Juarez, S. Jackson, T. Chrismon, D. Mitchell, T. Alden, H. Flex, D. Talbert. ROW 3: A Holder, D. Cruz, M. Levingood, D. Butferworih, J. Young. ROW 2: J. Vordcmian, B. Hall, A. Vanlempuf, W. Davis, J. Cruz, P. Mumford, G Daugherty, H. Mendez, G. Gordell, M. Burns, J. Blake, L. Singleton, G. Wakefield, T. Bertram, W. Rudy, C. Timbermon, J. Turqueza, B. Gunfern, R Singleton, R. Cook. 153 I l The Chamber Choir members this year are: ROW l:M. Jacobson, S. Bogue, F. Mallet, N. Sakamoto, K. Thomas, M. Nunes, K. Myerholt, M. Collins, K. Jepson. ROW 2: P. Burnham, J MacArthur, W. Thompson, S. Manfredi, L. Green, D. Andrews, B. Croteau, B. Miller. The A Cappella Choir is one of the most popular musical groups on campus. lt per- formed at the Christmas Program and pre- sented the musical, So This Is Paris. From this choir members of the Chamber Choir are chosen. This is a select group of talented singers which represented Wilcox at several community organizations. Mr. James Paris directs both of these groups. ROW I: B. Walker, G. Rapanut, L. Matthews, J. Smith, L Dahlen, J. Everitt, G. Goldsmith, J C. Koch, M. Nunes, L. Reza, D. Chewning, P. Naud. ROW 2: J. Smith, J. Miguelgorry, C. Langer, Mallet, K. Myerholt, B. DeYoung, B. Croteou, D. Rice, B. Miller, M. Levengood, S. Keeble, R. Hugol Cummings, P. Haddow, K. Thomas. ROW 3: P. Campagnolo, D. Brown, G. Davis, P. McMahan, 154 ROW l: Y. Tinkler, J. Young, D. Melluish, C. Epolite,lJ. Giama, H. Wagner, M. Ball, P. Alford, D. Hammer. ROW 2: S. Spurgeon,fC. Sakauye, G. Morrison D. Mollenhauer, P. Bowman, M. Leer, C.XWhite1' C. Sorenson, J. Mata, T. Arnold, J. McSeaton, B. Gardner, B. Souza, A:fFindley. ROW 3: M. Chong, F. Chew, K. Ball, L. Dirks, P. Hall, J. Ordones, G. Gregorio, J. Stone R Lopez T , Larsen, J. Brockman, K. Burnham, M. Boyer, L. Green, S. Carter B Tobey C Rhodes, J. Farnham. strings and voices make the year noto, T. Wiser, S. Werden, L. Woodside, L. Green, G. Flores, P. Burnham, K. 'r, A. Vardanian, M. Lochner, V. Donovan, J. Austin. ROW 4: S. Bogue, S. D. Levengood, N. Harrington, E. Stephens, B. Mumford, G. Borges, W. J. Olson, S. Manfredi, G. Rabb, W. Thompson, J. MacArthur, L. 'obey, K. Jepson, M. Jacobson, A. Findley. The Orchestra, consisting of forty members this year, is the largest orchestra Wilcox has had. 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U A X .' :LT-5' J- , . :5':?ff ff Y: Q' til. ' -4-. V - V--f- ,V -.e.f.,fw , - :-: 4.9 .- :VV. fir '- ' ' 'IA ' ' -' 1 I' -V1 :L L ,,L. -::,1',g,-'.':fH ,'i!'1: ui' f:f ' - ': ':: ir! 1 MV ' ' J' - '-:::: : ' 2 A 15133. 'ifigisf' . 1 -X ' V- 1 k '- -' P'W ,. 1, ., ,f , W f Y: nggxm 163 lor and spirit Under the direction of Mr. Paris, the Warrior Marching Band provided half-time enter- tainment at the football games. They also marched at several non-school functions. Our tive maiorettes performed with the band. After tootball season the band members put away their green and gold uniforms and began preparing for the annual concerts 'at which they played during the year. From the concert band, the dance band members are chosen. The Chieftains played at several dances and social functions. Brockman, C, White. ROW 8: L. Brown, M. Davis, J. Gunion, M. Bench, J. W 4 F3951- Q if-fewlttlslli it Sandy Riel, Head L N Drum Maior Al Lineberry Linda Buschelman Escobar, J, Tolson, M, Bryan, ROW 9: C. Bond, V. Moore, P. Bowman, J. VickiMorHn Poskey T. Boutfard, L. Terrell, G, Zatarin, ROW TO: K. Merrifield, J. Childers, F Martin, S. Sakauye. ROW l 'lz L. Buschelman, S. Hinderer, J. Kunkel. Cheryl Bond v Terry Wrightman 15-A Tim Lupe seems to be harboring thoughts of rebellion as he submits to the iron will of slave driver Kitty Golke. wilcox women wi This year Wilcox's feminine population was afforded the chance to see how they liked having the'boys as their personal servants. For 25 cents the girls could purchase a Suzy LaGree card from the Senior Council which entitled them the full privileges of a slave driver from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. To highlight the day there was a dance held during the hour long lunch period. Even the boys seemed to enioy the all-school dance held during a combined one hour lunch period. Greater participation was encouraged by giving free lunches to winners of the several dance contests. ight to rule The combination of girl-ask-boy and the come-as-you- are mood ot the Sadie Hawkins Dance again made it one of the biggest dances of the year. The dance was preceded by two weeks of beard growing and was topped off with the selection of Little Abner and Daisy Mae . The candidates for this honor were nominated by the clubs on the basis of who had the most 'lgorgeous gams. Pictures were taken ot the legs, and the winners were determined by who received the most money, which was used as a means of voting. They were crowned at this Possum Belly Prom . Bob Oakes shyly accepts the open adoration of Carolyn Langer as she entlces him towards Marryin' Sam's abode to git hitched . l Bob Jodoin, Marlene Nunes, .lim Olson and Martha Rawson really kick up their heels as Bill Wade and Carolyn Langer watch. ...-! 0-E' Diane Melluish and Marlene Nunes fight over Bob Jodoin, who looks a bit dumb-founded but pleased by his popularity. As The music played, Sharon Thomas and Rich Finney enioyed iusf Talking. This year's Junior Prom, enTiTled uRhapsody in Blue , was The highlighf of The year for The Class of '67. The music was provided by The Royal Nofes and The Theme was carried out wiTh an archway decoraied wiTh blue flowers and silver noTes. The Prom was a very memorable evening and ended The Juniors' year wiTh fond memories. Pictured below is The Junior Prom planning commitTee. Tim Sprinkles, Junior Class President heads a discussion while The commiTtee decides how They will carry out The Junior Prom's Theme Rhapsody in Blue . Dancing To The strains of The orchestra are: G. Lee, A. lwcgoshi Chinchen, D. Lape, E. Gregorio, A. Manhart, Y. Tinkler, Lineberry, F. MalloT, V. lssenman, S. Thomas and R. Finney. ,,,a-f - - f . 4 V Z7 i J .af- , 4 i f fi - A ' ,I i 7.1- . I .A- Here we see couples seated along The side of the dance floor while Jeff Waikins hands Marsha Beuchner a glass of punch. l Above, Liz Perkins and Bob Cro- feau dance to the music of the Royal Noies. Above are Francine Mallot, Vince lssenman, Eugene Gregorio, and Annette Manhart, enioying a friendly chat near fhe fountain, - - - - l'++ H s ' r rr '- s .--hs -Kg i s . , S 'mni-vi .,V 1 W '57 i . K T Y ' ' - - V , , f Vi i Y ' , - YW , --, .. , .-,, ,il ,V wi-im MW -qg vk i .-- .N . gg g W A A . , -si T .E f- lq - --rr - ROW 'l: B. Carmony, F. Welborn, A. Sloares,fM. Swift, T. Sprinkles, G. Stone, Nevares, T. Robertson, T. Heater, S. Brown, R. Rose, S. Jacob, T. Hunter, D. C Moore, R. Pitman, M. Pickard, E. Sanders, B. Ruthier, D. Ruiz, D. Lape, S. Rice, T. Rowe, S. Gardner, R. Silva, N. Mendes DeCosta, C. Rhodes, Y. Weir, Montgomery. ROW 2: D. Cole, M. Wall,J. Watkins, K. Graham, C. Bornman, D. May, H. McCann, T. Hardy, S. Reynaga, l.. Campos, D. Gonzales, Mr. T Dinnett, J. Blake, B. Keister, R. Blom, B. Wood, T. Lape, M. Gunion, B. Fitzpatrick, advisor. Lettermens' Club Officers: S. Jacob, Pres., S. Gardner, V. Pres., T. Lape, Sec.-Treas. The Lettermens' Club is a service organization. It consists of about sixty members, boys who have earned two stripes. One of their services this year was to sell programs at football and basketball games. The Let- termens' Club controlled the block W awards, the pulling of stripes, and the wearing of medals. One of their bigger projects this year was to help at the annual Pancake Breakfast. lt was agreed by all that the deeds of the club were proven by their success. service starts with a block X T. . 32531 gn, '1 ,pr Above, R. Fleet and D. Gonzales are seen selling football programs at an afternoon game to C. Austin and T. Robertson. 162 The girls' swim team, in its first year of competition, was one of the many activities offered by G.A.A. this year. . a. a. exhibits athletic skills The Girls' Athletic Association was originated for those girls who wanted to improve themselves in a particular sport. This year there were twelve sports in which some sixty girls participated. Wilcox girls competed against teams from other schools in volleyball, basketball, tennis, softball, etc. Two big events ot G.A.A. this year, included sponsoring a l'Sports Night held in the spring, and the G.A.A. annual picnic at the end of the year. According to Miss Azama, advisor, they had a very successtul year. ... 7 G. A. A. Officers: C. Chinchen, Sec., Miss Azama, Advisor, P. Meketa, V. Pres., and L. Ferris, Treasurer. WP- Y ROW 1: C. Jones, P. McMahon, C. Thomas, A. Deners. ROW 2: S. Hinderer, P. Meketa, L. Grant, S. Vierra, S. Pickard, S. Austin, D. Hendrickson, P. Gibson, S. Porto, J. Smith, L. Grace, J. Smith, B. Young, L. Uyehara, K. Gohlke, D. Lyons, S. Brown, S. Spurgeon, R. Jimenez, C. Marriner, B. Mumford, J. Simons, J. Whitehead, S. Woepe, K. Anderson. ROW 3: B. Canterbury, C. Weitzel, S. Young, C. Koock, F. Saavedra, C. Collins, J. Gunion, B. Bateman, G. Berrins, C. Austin, C. Hanson, S. McMahon, C. Linton, L. Mellush, G. Sato, P. Nakano, W. Simerson, S. Bogue, C. Hoeber, A. Gurney, G. Jarock, K. DeBrabandere, R. Matsonaga, B. Dibelka, P. Guntern, P. Saswell. At Wilcox, spirit began with the first football rally. It mounted during the year, whether we won or lost, and it didn't end until the last baseball bats were put away. Q if ? if r .l, 5. y vp I M 1 xii , 'Ji -f - MAN i' Wk :it SSEQEEE: 3 ' : XJ: We I i I slA f 1 A, Varsity Cheerleaders: Bill Wade, Ginger Ulmer, Headp Harry McCann Lrosg-Siophwahiealeaders: Janet Miguelgorry, Yvonne Tinkler, , . . ea 5 one a ews. they ve got spirit N? an f . ,. ,. se... l TYL- The cheerleaders and song girls put many hours of hard work and practice into promo- ting spirit this year. Their reward came when Wilcox won the Spirit Trophy at the Buchser Basketball Tournament. mf ml I l t i l l Song Girls: Stephanie Cheatham, Susie Collison, Sharon Thomas, Gayle Christman, Norma Sakamoto, Head. WW T.r-:1-e- --. ff,--V --, , it ,, W, it t Qt W I iv: ' Al :J e.- -.P-' ,- ,- L Z it . 1 Hy-fi Z 1,-Ax., f' LK B. Wade, H. McCann, G. Ulmer fVarsity Cheerleadersj, Mr. Bergna, Dean of Studentsg and S. Coupens, Spirit Manager, congratulate each other for winning the Spirit Trophy at the Buchser Basketball Tournament. 167 yesterday today Up in the air about their new rally routine, Harry McCann and Bill Wade attempt a mid-air toe touch while Ginger Ulmer QHeadl throws up her hands over their antics. ' V r 'i On signal, the rooting section gets ready to follow Ginger in the yell-Warrior Spell Out. Through much work and patience, the cheer- leaders and song girls helped to make this year a spirited one. One example, our rooting section at the Buch- ser Basketball Tournament won the rooting section trophy, a trophy that our cheerleaders and song girls have worked for for three years. Congratulations are in store. N. . YW The Frosh-Soph cheerleaders, Lanet Matthews, Yvonne Tinkler QHeadl, and Janet Miguelgorry lead the rooting section in a special yell. 168 racfice is db! pirif I Came on now, le9's really hear if! is an expression often heard at games. ef if GJD The assembled cheerleaders and song girls prepare the siands for the first kick-off. L7 Af many of the games, the tension ran high as seen in many facial expressions. the Alma Mater is sung ai the game. --- .ff Liss' i ',,..-f V .. A ir Ready to begin a new rou1ine,1he song girls wail for the band to strike up the music of Wilcox's Fight Sang. 169 Spirit Manager, Sandi Coupens Rally Council is composed of five elected members from each class, cheerleaders and pom pom girls ore also active members. Sandi Coupens leads the group with the help of Mrs. Heisinger. Sandi, holding the title of Spirit Manager is, a senior and in past years has contributed much to the spirit of Wilcox High School. Rally Council has many jobs, one of which is making and putting up attractive posters to arouse spirit. According to Mrs. Heisinger Rally Council has done a fine iob this school year, and has left a deep imprint in the minds of all Warriors. Here Terry Hunter QSr. Rally Councilj, Sandi Coupens QSpirit Manogerj and Mr. Bergna discuss future plans concerning the upcoming Spirit Week. rally council has schedul - I - l Freshmen elected Rally Council members include: Jeanette Har- rington, Patty Hall, Stephanie Cartwright. fnot picturedj Mike Moxley and Chuck Fraker. Sophomore Rally Council includes: Chris Stockdale, Jim Poskey, Nadine Caracillo, Mike Kane, and Gayle Ropanut. 170 f spirited activities L A l Pictured above representing the Junior class: Annett Manhart, Mark Serving on the Senior Rally Council this past year Bell, Randy Newman, Sue Claycomb, fnot picturedj Sharon Miller. Linda Grant, Steve Jacob, Dorann Gidel, Terry Hun- ter, and Sue Spurgeon. in Pictured above listening to Sandi Coupens explain a few upcoming dates are: Jim Poskey fSoph.j, Annett Manhart Urrj, Sandi Coupens fSpirit Managerj, Mike Kane fSoph.j, and Patty Hall fFrosh.j. Group gatherings of the Rally Council are not on uncommon sight around the campus. Many hours of leisure time are devoted to Rally planning, poster making, and serving the students of Wilcox High School. 171 this year's spirit week involved . . . I Pictured here are the past and present home-coming royalty. QL to RJ, T. Wrightman Princess, J. Kell 1964 Queen. y, Queen, K. Thomas, Princess, K. Davis, I964 Princessg N. Rogers, tension . . N. Sakamoto and S. Thomas display spirit at the rally before the crowning took place. spirit . . . I0 , 1.72, participation . . . gm 4 Ginger Ulmer, Jackie Kelly, and Kathy Thomas look on as picketers gather together in thin? the quad during picket day. talent C. Moore, E. Stuckrath, D. Gidel, and S. Collison show creative ability on hat day. E. Stuckrath, T. Hunter, D. Cole, and K. Grahm demonstrate a Talent at the Homecoming Rally. W If 1 I 4 Sv. 1 q 'K A 4 Paper flowers form the year l'66 on the first place car. 3 i Ti recognition . . . Seniors hosted Spirit Week which was also Homecoming Week. Although vic- tory was not apparent, Wilcox's spirit was at its highest. The participation of students was outstanding and was evi- dent at the games as well as the spirit days at school. The competition be- tween classes aroused much ofthe spirit at the rally and at the games. D. Davis and L. Taylor make final touches before the car enters the car caravan. Pat MacMahn and Cheryl Dahlen stand proudly by as their car wins a third place vote from the car caravan judges. dignity Need I say more? enthusiasm . . . 5 Jacob and H. McCann sit tightly as they wait for the varsity football team to run through the posts, IK. 1 T. Hunter and S. Jacobs win points for the Senior class while J. Poskey, S. Cartwright, and M. Cain make a mess. :fix K... If Ui' n fp 21 1 X N , ,f f. v Xxg' xv x fb! K wwf' -UQ ' AV fix ,X -f'!VN EJ IN A A, 'A KSJ L M 'W X j NV, I. xx? ' I ' J 5 fd. IWW, XL J X Q I , A me M Hx WJ! NIJUJAJ 1, Nj? Q N W A , If J N X Ng! x XJJ YJJ ' J x 1' 'CM X 2 'fly T jig M 1 W W W V . .Q Y, f' , 'Q L ' ' 4 N K! XJ ld P A i wjxf X GX, . X . If f , ,.! , X , i 3 . Pj Wi, xy X XM MQ 1 vt it NJ MN FU TJ Tliootball opened the fall sports season for 1965. Each team, Varsity, Junior Varsity, and Frosh-Soph, had a full schedule. The Varsity and Frosh-Soph increased their win-loss records, closing the season with victories over Buchser. The Junior Varsity celebrated a victory over Sunnyvale. Q cn' Q 1.3! Y -P- football ROW l: J. Hammond, co-captain, S. Gardner, co-captain. ROW 2: K. Graham, L. Gill, E. Stuckrath, D. Rice, T. Lape, D. Cole, R. Rose, D. Forsyth, J. DelReaI, T. Martine, T. Dinette, D. Kline, B. Archer. RCW 3: Mr. Pisenti, coach, T. Hunter, B. Parriot, P. Reidy, C. Rhodes, M. Sauvageau, R. Finney, R. Pittman, R. Silva, M. Wall, C. Moore, J. Simmerson, B. Barnes, Mr. Jacques, coach. QW.- John Hammond, f23j, All-City Back, breaks away from an Awalf defensive man and heads downfield for yardage. 176 season wrapped uf In a determined effort to stop the offense, Rich Rose, 1665, Martin Wall, f42J, and Ron Silva, f76l are seen crashing through the Mountain View line. Despite the team's effort, Mt. View won by a score of 26 to 6. if This year's Varsity had a record of 2 wins and 7 loses. According to Mr. Pisenti, The boys have greatly improved over last year. These boys were fantastic to work with and are the type of boys we want in the future. ith victory Wilcox LOS Altos Wilcox Sunnyvale Wilcox Mountain View Wilcox Fremont Wilcox Awalt Wilcox Homestead Wilcox Santa Clara Wilcox Cupertino Wilcox Buchser R in i'ii W 1- . Y Z, l ?F'bfLTT':'3 ei ' fgjf m ttt'-ttllliit 111. , S M, i. i. i. 5 l www'-it J i , if John Hammond, Q23l, is seen punting for the fourth down. Team mates S. Gardner and J. DelReal protect him from the Awalt player with their fine blocking. Warriors Dave Rice, f7ll, and Jerry Simmerson, f77l, team up to halt a threat by a Mountain View ball carrier. Moments like this made the game an exciting one. Q skill and drive do it every time -ef' l fi fx Warrior oftense began to roll over Sunnyvale defense, Blocking for quarterback Paul Greco Q51 was Bob Carmody 1771, Sam Spunet, Tom Mizener, and Ken Pitts. Running was Dave Carlson U51. Qldjlgpwul M6 C,,,Z,,.Jvx.3L-aj, W!-64.2 CL ja-we 'EQ-J The Junior Varsity Warriors didn't have a winning season this year, but the hours of practice and hard work accomplished a sense of determination that the whole team felt. Players who gained outstanding recognition as football players this year were Sam Spunet, Bob Carmocly, and Gary Borges. 178 Rugged V.J. defense stop the oncoming team for a short gain. John Packer 1761 and Bob Carmody C771 were ready to move in as Pat Cole and Sam Spunet dragged the ball-carrier down. ROW l: Coach D. Flohr, M. Ventura, J. Bauerley, T. Martello, D. Dinette, D. Mindeller, D. Emard, Coach A. Holland. ROW 2: R. Graham, S. Supnet, V. Piazza, G. Gregorio, C. Kear, K. Koster, J. Droogsman. ROW 3: L. Bertram, J. Lopez, M. Issenmann, R. Newman, G. Borges, K. Pitts, R. Whiting. ROW 4: T. Mizener, J. Baure, P. Cole, J. Pack, D. Carlson, B. Caromedy. ROW 5: M. Cloud, L. Moreno, Manager S. Zatarin, L. Hendrickson, A. Mendez. dl- -c Swift Warrior offense continued to trample over Sunnyvale's line to lead the team to a first down. Going down the line of scrimmage was Sam Supnet 1641, Bob Carmody Q77j, and Bill Minderler f89J. i , , frosh-soph plays first season This year was the first year for the Frosh-Soph football team, Coach Blanco stated The Frosh-Soph football team displayed a great desire to win throughout the season. They played as a unit with good second effort and hustle. Wilcox 12 Los Altos Wilcox O Peterson Wilcox 0 Fremont '.: -ff 'I Wilcox 6 Lynbrook ' ' ii' V Wilcox 8 Awalt -. .'h,1.,,, , ,Aw-', , - e -- . ,A ' g T, Q5 1 7 fx H - 1 . ,, Wilcox 14 Homestead 7 rf . ie! kiln' ' L' f Wilcox 18 Santa Clara l9 HP' N ., K. ,Egg 4 J . - . - Wilcox 6 Cupertino 24 Wilcox 20 Buchser 13 The going gets tough for Awalt when they near Wilcox's goal line. The team's defense toughens up to stop a scoring attempt. In on the action are D. Neveras, coming into assist, J. Santos, 0121, M. Fumoto, 1241, and P, Orr. ---,.,....,, . '. Url'-v-Iwi!! 1--1 K 'xXx Q, .ax , . at , .. 5 . if-, lr, - 9 xxx-'A' g f, Xa A ,f.AN. Inxxxxzx Axk 4 A ,xft R 'R .th '1:..Q':72tl -Xxlxxkxk Q A., .RA 'A ' .1 'JN . N- - r x H K' A , 0 ' 1 K v 's s A' A KANC KN f K xx xii . ,:,e,w wi' ug 'l , Getting assistance from Allan Karnmerer i53j, Bill Barnes f9Q The Frosh-Soph defense has just thrown Awalt's ball carrier for-a loss. gets off a vital pass enabling Wilcox's first down. In on the play are K. Burton, Q-541, J. JOSeQl1S0n, C33t, T- MUS'Ck. M- Fumoto, and D. Neveras. The defensive line held other schools to remarkably short yardage. 180 5, x . ' 'f' 5 isa? ii V 7.7,-. iv, 2 5252 whiz il. l H ' W F1 . 7 V1 5 '. 1 gf, 7. . K fy .p ,gf Nmz Q .. , . Wy.-. 3, . .L ,,.....,,, .. .Ek -W A figs.. ,QE gy mam: :.v.:,vL. 1... l . , , ms Q, W., , .. . .. .nmol r M 1: . ..l 1 . l........ ,. ,.... , WV... N... .M K, ' Mimi: ' 3, Q 333 I -'Vw -LQ: -ni' ix s .1 3. ,M 5 X l ,, . Q- ,, vi ,s --f if i -- , v-..,. mf f i ai ii 4 il ROW 1: Coach Blanco, M. Orozcoe, M.Burns,C. Brown, B. Barnes, C. Siirm, P. Hoffman, D. Marquardf, J. Sandigo, J. Pool, O. Hubbard, N. Wilks, J. Orr, K. Ausiin, R. Bravo, F. Ambrosini, E. Ausiermuehler, K. Wesi, Coach Secola, J. Santos, co-capiaing L. Noble. ROW 4: J. Cloud, B. Casey, S. Dunasky. ROW 2: C. Camora, C. Biggerstaff, M. Hill, J. Garza, R. Breckler, Canierbury, A. Kammerer, M. Fumoto, K. Burton, co-captain, S. Limom, J. G. Velo, J. Josephson, L. Basquez, S. Zaiarain, L. Gidel. ROW 3: N. Jones, P. Gibson, D. Neveras, P. Mumford, T. Musick. ,..I A good rush by ihe defense often forces the quarterback fo hurry and to make a poor pass. Here you see Sergio Limon, hands above his head, Manuel Orozcoe, M1 jg Billy Barnes, f9J, and Jim Pool, are in on ihe play. 181 Q -K riff' 1 Mike Gunion ranked 5th in the nation this year with a time of 9:24.8. He beat John Walker, the runner with the fastest time in the U.S., four out of six times. cross country teal f4l.:,7:?- Pictured above is the 1965 Varsity Cross Country team. Front Row: QL. to R., D. May, D. Gonzales, M. Gibson. Back Row: S. Reynaga, S. Montegomery, M. Gunion, L. Campos. and S. Reynaga, D. Gonzales, and M. Gi M. Gibson, L. Campos, and J. Dumont S 1-vs, v u r it important thing . I Pictured above is the cross country team returning from a meet at Vasona In the background Mike Gunlon displays h'5 ls' Place bbw whwh helped q C'l'fY 'he leon' lo 90 The T965 Cross Country Team ranked llth in the U.S. and 5th in California. The team finished 3rd in the Sacramento State College Invitational Q33 high schools competedl and finished 5th in the Terra Nova Invitational Q55 high schools competedl. Mike Gunion, Don May, and Dave Gonzales were members of the All-Northern Californian Cross Country Team. Pictured below is the Cross Country Team. Front Row QL. to RJ J. Wetzel, K. Kroll, D. Leahy, M. Bell, H. Estrada, N. Mendez, D. Mills, D. Gott, Back Row: R. Hartwig, J. Dumont, J. Andrews, M. Fuentes, Rios Richardson, F. Perez, P. Reyes, C. Chan, J. Ordonis, B. Gohlke, T. Hardy, P. Munos, R. Thompson, R. Thompson, M. Swift, D. Cruz, E. Cordia. -'.'-1, Q-J -. . J,- si ,M ,T ' J'-M .,.. -.- -I-Q T -.A -xfwv 4-f-'QL we ,-4 . Mr. Hay, known throughout the nation for his coaching, can often be heard saying, Win ning isn't everythingp doing one's best is the b G Y S k e 1' b 4 cl K 184 in V i i Rich Blom, starting senior guard, is making one of the shots that made his scoring average second highest on the team. Gary Duncan was starting senior center. cagers are Bobby Medrano was SCVAL scoring champion and made First Team All-City. Here Benny Neveras shows what made him the top rebounder ofthe year. on the go Steve Jacob, senior forward, was quite eager for this ball. A lump ball was called, but the man on the floor is actually travelling. 185 'i 1 varsity basketball Cerlier Center Forward Gary Duncan Rich Finney Craig Moore Forward Forward Forward Ben Neva res Forward li ,i ii H! Vggiriui i f 'gf ,,,, 'F MW 21 - H f M Mimi' mfg 5 TE Sieve Stone John Pack Guard pi V Rich Blom 135 Dan Reed Guard Sieve Jacob Guard Guard Guard Bob Madrano Tim Robertson Tim Sprinkles Coach Wagner Assist. Manager Mike Bowyer Assist. Manage Morrow Farr M League Games Wilcox Opponent 74 Newark 57 43 Westmont 52 37 Leigh 49 71 Alumni 67 39 Camden 59 60 Santa Clara 54 47 Homestead 55 73 Bellarmine 79 58 Camden 68 79 'Santa Clara 60 78 Logan 54 68 ' Sunnyvale 60 72 Santa Clara 53 73 'V Buchser 77 49 St. Francis 56 74 Awalt 68 60 Live Oak 70 51 Homestead 63 ' 48 'Fremont 59 55 Los Altos 48 38 5 Cupertino 57 60 Mt, View 69 Head Manager David Wynne ts wqiivf . ms' f L.-.-, ,-T,,,,,g',,g.i,'- Y, Q -Y, Y Pictured above is the Frosh-Soph basketball team. ROW 1: Coach Donovan, R. Bravo, B. Barnes, B. Rose, T. Pomeroy, B. Fisher, E. Cooper, Mgr. ROW 2: O. Hubbard, J. Quezada, M. Sabin, J. Olsen, S. Ekdahl, D. Neveros. . . . and it's a basket Ill A change was made in the basketball teams at Wilcox this year. Instead of having the 30 s basketball team we had the Frosh-Soph. The main purpose in the change was to prepare more boys for future Varsity action. Along with the Frosh-Soph, we had JV, UC , and D teams. I , I 'c ! -I ,ri ' H' Y' Members ofthe JV basketball team were: ROW 1: D. Dinette, J. Bense, J. Woods. ROW 2: J. Andrews, D. Webster, P. Waldow, B. Minderler. ROW 3: M. Quieto, J. Pure, G. Borges, S. Taber, K. Collins. Not pictured is Coach Weaver. 188 Members of the C basketball team were: ROW 1: D. Hayes, A. Ariza, B. Medieros, L. Houston, E. Saucedo. ROW 2: R. Spicer, A. Bernadino, T. Campus, B. DeVirgillio, R. Graham. ROW 3: G. Sidenkranz, R. Tyler, T. Moreno, R. Fleet, Coach Fitzpatrick. YL- ,, Bill Barnes through the and sinks for two. Mike Charleton, 52, valuable player of the JV team, takes aim to score for Warriors. u .. 1 , if f Members of the D basketball team were: ROW l: J. Escabar, P. Robertson, K. Burnham. ROW 2: L. Branick, D. Jesse Quezada, 45, goes up for a jump shot to Langer, J. Beckman, J. Bjornstad. ROW 3: Coach Biornstad, D. Lundine, K. Langer, A. lmahara. give the Warriors two. 189 wrestling Tom Bertram Kent Graham D Coach Jim Jacques Wrestling was an exciting sport this year, not only for the spectators, but for the Varsity Team itself. They ended the year with a 7-6 record and placed 5 boys in the league finals. Through the efforts of Coach Jacques, who has sent many wrestlers to victory, two of them, Tim Lape and John Hammond, placed at the Central State Finals, and also at the State Finals. They also placed Wilcox in a tie for second place in California. According to Coach Jacques, it was a very rewarding and worthwhile year. rag ,V Row l: J. Biornstady D. Ruiz, D. Lape, T. Rowe, T. Lape, G. Alvarado, K. Graham. Raw 2: R. Rose: A. Soares, J. Hammond, T. Bertram, D. Rice, J. Simmerson. 191 John Hammond Hwr, Tim Lape 'ti lx ff' ral'- iff .1 ik. l Row l: E. Austermuehleg R. Grahamp C. Gonzalesg M. Hillp P Mumford: F. Ambrosinip P. Musicp K. Burton: I. Zapatag Mr. Dunasky. Row 2: P. Hoffman: T. Kirbyg M. Orozcop L. Gidelp D. Millerp P Robertsony A. Yamamotog M. Burns: M. Gingellj G. Velo: G. Schwere K. Austin: P. Orr: J. Secola. Row 3: C. Pagany H. Stevens. S. Jearyg G I Souzay A. Flores: R. Johnsong E. Campbellg V. Piazzag B. Parriotg P. Dimicelig B. Grayp M. Christenson. Row 4: W. Davis, J. Knelly J. Whittleyg A. Riosp R. Lopezg C. Chambers: D. Gonzalesy D. Byemerg B. Gohlkeg M. Moxley. Row 5: G. Zaterinp D. Zabalag R. Castro. D. Machadop J. Weirg C. Camaro. frosh-soph end a victorious season Wulcox's first Frosh-Soph team ended the season in an 8-3 league record. Team captain, P. Mumford, won the Outstanding Wrestler award and the Most Improved award went to A. Yamamoto and R. Graham. K. Burton won the Most Pins award. The team had several exciting matches this year, especially against Los Altos and Buchser. With tour first-stringers out they still won the Buchser match 25-24. According to Coach Dunasky, they had a very good season. Here is Ed Austermuehle executing an excellent Qquote Mr. Dunaskyj guillotine on his opponent. He won this match, 4-O. r - ' ' . v s . .. - p --- wr-f-rf 4 P Mike Burns, Soph-Frosh l'l2s, is working down his opponent to slip in a halt, turn him over, and pin him. Mark Gingell is about to pin his opponent. To accomplish this the shoulders have to touch the mat tor 2 seconds. g Here is Coach Jacques In an after school practice session with D Ruiz M Burns andT Rowe Wrestling for lst place at the Novice Tournament as Dennis Miller The Tournament was good experience for novice wrestlers Because of the new Frosh Soph team, the JVs became a reserve squad this year They had a few matches and did well, but mostly they helped the Varsity They did a good 'ob at that too, according to Coach Jacques They went to practice and worked out with the Varsity, and when they were needed in place of a Varsity wrestler, they were ready They got a great deal of experience this year and some will be wrestling with the Varsity next year . , . . JV wrestler, Leo Campos, IS seen wrestling lv S I n h e U p mghyecrsyyice Tournament. He also wres- ' -- 52..s: '5 4 llf' . 1 , . . ' l Row l: B. Fish, T. Hardy, S. Montgomery, Fischer, L. Campos, J. Hoffman, L. Bertram. Row 2: K. Schutt, R. Hartwig, B. Parriott, S. Gardner, J. DelReal, R. Silva. 193 -sail!!! q.,,j,,,. L,. Ja -L! X !LX K ,Z Q3 X Varsity Track Team, ROW T. R. Graham, D. Marquardt, E. Austermuehle, D. Mills, M. Chism, D. Gott, J. Wetzel, M. Bell, R. Hunter, R. Rieve, J. Diaz, D. Clouster. ROW 2: B. Casey, B. Rose, T. Sprinkles, S Reynaea, M. Swift, B. Mindeler, T. Lape, L. Basques, M. Quieto, V. Piazza, L. Campos, G. Stone ROW 3: L. Leisge, D. Klein, L. Moreno, B. Wade, E. Cordia, M. Gunion, A. Soares, R. Lessard, P Waldow, T. Hunter, T. Keech, C. Rhodes, C. Stirm, J. Gray, K. Burton, S. Janes, M. Melin, J. Day, Mr Antone fCoachj. Bill Wade passed the baton, and the most difficult part in the relay was over for him. That last stretch is always the hardest. The Wilcox Varsity Track Team has always had some ot the finest trackmen, and this year' was no exception. The track team was invited to the Hill Invitational and the Blossom Hill Relays, in which they again proved themselves fine trackmen. Under the direction of Coach Antone, the track team finished with a fine season. 195 JJ if Row T. M. Dorsch, R. Graham, T. Marino, C. Gonzales, R. Piercy, J. C Beatty, Schindler. Row 2: R. Kloster, J. Woods, D. Gonzales, H. McCann, K A. Kammerer, A. Yonemoto, M. McCall, M. Fumoto. Row 3: J. Dum Biggerstaff, T. Kirby, G. Zaterain, B. Mattes, J. Brewington, R. Dryer, N. M D. Thompson, B. Downs, A. Fisher, Mgr. C team shot-put man, T. Rowe, is in the process of executing a shot- put. t,...3 ll A good exchange ofthe baton is seen as it is staged by two members ofthe C distance relay, D. Perez and S. Throckmorton. f H. McCann and M. McCall, two members of the B team clear a flight of law hurdles with good form , said Coach Antone. 196 ,I-X cindermen This year's B, C, and D teams served as building material for the Varsity. These teams made it possible for the small boys to develop their skills without competing in the Varsity class. Since all schools have B's, C's and D's, competition is still a part belonging to these groups. According to Mr. Antone, track coach, the B, C and D teams demonstrated their track power throughout the season, and in future years Wilcox can look forward to bigger and better track seasons. set pace Dan Cruz, 'I320 man and 2nd leg of the D V relay, is seen receiving the baton hand-off from Stan Sakaway. l... -I-FEV. Z' L ll Row 1: M. Burns, B. Richardson, B. Sellers, E. Cooper, N. Tovic, B. DiVirgilio, T. Mikowicz, M. Santos, D. Langer, S. Sakaway , J. Perriot, J. Weir. Row 2: J. Escobar, R. Graham, R. Sakoway, J. Gonzales, K. Austen, D. Leahey, S. Throckmorton, T. Hardy, R. Bouffard, P. Munos . Row 3: M. Gibson, T. Perez, P. Reyes, D. Cruz, A. Rios, R. Bateman, T. Zink, Mgr. 197 B team quarter milers,-J. Woods and J. Beatty-are kmonstrating looseness which is the key to running a good race. K. Kroll shows form in his back-hand. . ...nl A. Bernadino keeps an eye on the ball. .. . r Beautiful serve, J. Phillippe! W. Adao is eager to shake the loser's hand. l l'q'l 'T' ll T- ,wa-l-f ln ll ' ' l .f .U f, J ll N . ll ag? ,mul ' 1 J i, I K. lb -phil S V r , wail-H 4.1 was xr t, at f I .5 TENNIS TEAM ROW 1: A. Bernadino, J. Beckman, K. Langer, J. Phillippe, G. Seidenkranz. ROW 2: P. Cole S. Senesac, M. Boyer, W. Adao, J. Jeary. individual sportsme The tennis team diligently practiced their back-hands and serves in early spring training under the skillful coaching of Mr. Talluto. The coach worked individually with the players to speed up their movement and polish their skills on the court. After an eventful series of matches, the individual players hurdled their nets to receive congratulations for outstanding plays!! , . Qskgwigf 955555 sf Eg NJ W Almost missed that one, Dave. Coach Blanco is happy with his team. rive hard spring season With the title of Defending City Champions , the golf team opened its spring season with a big swing . Under the excellent supervision of Coaches Blanco and Sheets, the boys sharpened their form and improved their scores. Practice sessions were held at Fairway Glen Golf Course-which was also the scene of many of the team's successful matches! fx f. N, 3 .17 fi., 7' l ix! A l r K1 dwg N-7 YK W L Lff r , f, 7 pn 7695- Q 1 ' Mm fr A to L ,ffl ff I , fl 1-'f'lAt'i ,ifxryfstxl lt Adj ' f' ll, VY 7 J A, ll ff i VC Q 'V l.. l ' OJ J A! .rp qV!..,, A ,A 'I J ' ' .1 nmbijfgl ...Q x C-IA.Q,d' Ayr QA-+31 X'-' L! W ,IX M Q , G, .J XA, g t .. ,sl , . - . - A N s - P, f .f ' f, .0 - - f A 1111 U3 1 f fr r we ri . it cfm Cf? l ll, N lx P X wx? Tl l L l Y 46' . 'fl Xl - Y r' V -M' I 4 l fan ,f E fflkl Klx' 1- Ny L A ff Mg?-' f 199 Ny Q! my 0 CU 'fx '09 ' GOLF TEAM-ROW I: T. James, V. Hugill, K. Forsyth ROW 2: Coach F. Blanco, J. Kellet, B. DeYoung, D. Christensen, S. Smith, R. Flower, Coach G. Sheets. J. Kellet shows driving form. . Will measuring help D. Christensen? R. Flower watches putt W . . .M--5 ,,,: J H -W - ,S-nl 'f..,.. V ' -H-b....t-t..t.34 '.-.. ' -Q' ---T f '- m 'il - --'RW'- ' rl'-gm vw -rig ,, ' s A-1p,.2J-fJQffi...,-.l. -.,.,. .L,,Q'i' ' 'f-f '2.--- ' ,. ,, - N f -' ' f :, 1- H F.. .,......-,,, ' ' JY .. :ful , A D ,li I V- . ' , Aq.Q4rT'f' . . ' - J-112.1 Ti it -I ,J . . ...V . -H1411 L., 1 . - ...J . 1 1 ID M 1 N n N ,...,. .. ff E WIA ..,- J .5 f - - .gs v- f . A .5 ,, A . nk- n , ' 'f , ...L... LA ,'.. 'ig-Ag. .,-X , ,N ,vi vllra....t -1-. .-::. 22?-1 lj I - .. gg.. .- J Expressions betray the moods of the water-polo teom members as they vie for the ball! VARSITY WATER-POLO-ROW 1: J. Soseman, R. Damsky, D. Michoud, R. Joy, M. O'Leary. ROW 2: M. Blanton, V. Issenman, N. Wray, R. Miller, M. Eckgren, E. Lembeck, J. Henry. xl-C0 Q-EDJ, X-fo mm qvnunli 5 -P X-E0 510+ 9 552. J 99 0 mm gd! ig?-P... if F, ffl-wt 2' FROSH-SOPH SWIMMERS-ROW 'I: M. Gibson, R. Flanigan, C. Boles, L. Hiessy, J. Hendrickson, D. Mullenhower, D. Vonnatia, M. Coy. ROW 2: D. Miller, D. Hiessy, G. Baranezuk, C. Czerwinski, J. Henry, M. Wilcox, R. Taylor, E. Mikowicz. Mr. Anderson was the coarh for swimming 2lXJ and water-polo. f' .r.- I 'Q -'pam . 454 VARSITY SWIMMING-ROW l: D. Machaud, N. Wray, V. Issenman, R. Joy, C. Czerwinski. ROW 2: T. Lembeclc, C. Reed, B. Damsky, R. Taylor, M. Eckgren. ' ...A --' wg ! J.V. SWIMMERS-ROW 1: M. Ventura, P. Orr, D. Boles, D. Hiessy, D Molenhower, J. Hiessy, D. Vannatta, D. Miller, D. Klein. ROW 2: M. Thompson, B R. Simmon, M. Wilcox, E. Mikowicz. Where the action is! Wilcox swimmers polishing their farm at one ot the daily practice sessions. long work outs build endurance Water-polo was added to Wilcox' sport's program this year. In order to build a strong team, Coach Anderson called a daily 7:00 a.m. as well as a 3:00 p.m. workout. The swimmers exhibited close team-work and it paid off with a successful season! Under Coach Anderson's watchful eye, the swimming team splashed through two daily work-outs, also. The boys churned through the lanes building up their speed and endurance that proved successful in their meets. Mr. Anderson is very proud of these boys' accomplishments in the most competitive swimming league in the nation! 201 Gohlky, H. James, G. Baranezuk, M. Gibson, J. Kettle, J. Hendrickson, J. Henry, Pictured above is the T966 Varsity Baseball Team. l. to R, FFOHT Row: J- 2: Coach Donovan, D. Carlson, R. Finney, J.McCarther, S. Jacob, D. Reed D Fitsemons, tMgr.j, J. Biddle, M. lssenman, R. Bravo, T. Dinette, J. Secola, L. Rice, R. Newman, C. Brown, B. Wood, Coach Weaver. Gulll, D. Dinette, B. Medrano, T. Robertson, E. Sanders, D. Hoots, tMgr.J. Row varsity baseball has strong team The team and the coaches eagerly look on as Charlie Brown pitches a no-hitter against Cupertino. The T966 Varsity Baseball team, coached by Mr. John Weaver and Mr. Gordon Donovan, had a very successful season. This team has been said to be one of the best defensive teams in California. Assisting the coaches in the dug-out keeping statistics this year were Marsha Beuchner and Ginger Ulmer. Charlie Brown, Bill Woods, and Bobby Medrano are shown tagging out a Cupertino Pioneer at first. 202 GTS. Here are Wilcox's 3 leading pitchers. Right, Charlie Brown, Below, Rich Finney, and Bottom Right, Em Sand- X. . we is X . lv 'fl A E i D, avr ' . 5. Dave Rice shows perfect form while up at home l . 'X ' plate. - W, ' ei, , I l I ,fl sw-,Q A1 11 Bobby Medrano runs out to catch a fly ball making the final out fo end the Cupertino F' game in OU,-favor, 8.2. Left, Bob Medrono dives back to first base, and right, Dave Rice slides into 2nd for a stolen bose. Here Dave Rice collects another RBI by knocking in Bob Medruno with a single to left field. 203 Here Tom Dinette hits the dust Knot the basemanl while sliding in at second base. f i W ,ft H 4-:ii ' x + - 'Eglin' I Y N .1753 'kg Z -sr' - iv ef f 9 ' . f e 1 ,nv ' , . x 2 fi 'N -.. ' il V l V , -i A 3 tw n,,: '. I' W I -1 ,...-4--. , 5 Wifi. .inks . . f 1 . A -fi'--,-.U', :ff-H-1:?kr5?-aizkrri .1 ' . , V . ' , . K . . 1f'5ff'i-L. 'M:':q 5Jf?fLf.:ca,n.19fi?ghil7fL-. 'naw-,. ...1 M. .... ..f.a....,-4.411 nnil?e2af....u-.Ls-..u2:11gsfiiaX1zt:' fr,.a'LL..Jbu...-m .2 ,',.- x..:.sa:..4x1QnasE.hPi: A'sirr.na...L .. -Mit-.1 iff' ' Members ofthe Frash-Soph Baseball team were: ROW 1: Mr. Von Pinnon, Coach, T. Alvarado, L. Duarte, D. Hayes, A. Arizo, P. Robertson, B. Fisher, B. Barnes, G. Pare, J. Santos, P. Mumford, K. Collins, J. Quezada, E. Heinlein, B. Gardner, J. Secola, and F. Morrow, Mgr. This was the first year of play for the Frosh baseball team. The new team gives more of the boys a chance to play baseball and to gain experience. Both the Frosh team and the Frosh-Soph team work like a chain of command. The players can work their way up to different teams by their playing ability and experience. Each team is a training program for another team. q I -' 1 1 ai Frosh Baseball team members were: R. Guiterrez, on pitcher's mound. Back row: S. Romero, R. Guntern, .J. Carpentier, T. Martello, L. Gidel, G. Velo, V. Nakagawa, Mr. Harrison fCoachj, J. Lachnit fMgr.j, C. Pagan, M. Hill, D. Lopez, J. Knell, C. Camara, L. Hendrickson, D. Lundine, and A. Trevino. 204 ies shows the neces- ry teamwork in backing teammate J. Secola. E. Heinlein is seen showing his ability in fielding a grounder. J. Santos hurls a fastball to the 3 inside of homeplate. another season over the plate ear., FfWiL,3ii1 l' es.-. .MW Hiiiggirgsegivlggiigls. The sliding ability of R. Camara is important to him as well as the team in determining whether he is safe or out. A. Ariza safely scores from third base to give the team another run. .,:.f,, mia- t f ' T - ' 1 44 fe- 'Y 1.e1ffHf:5.fS-es .1 :gf judging G flyball propefly Stooping low to scoop up a grounder is V. is G musf for ouffieider E. Nakagawa, a member ofthe Frosh team. Guntern. 205 Carolyn Robertson seems to have mastered head standing easily while Vivian Romerous is content feet down. --'f --.,.s'--4-1, --W-,1 .If ff:--:: ' ' Y 1:.-.,, b - Q ,- Swimming was still new to the Warriors although the pool was built in 1964. It seems these girls were advanced, as they are in the deeper of the two pools at Wilcox. The toe is a real tester for Miss Frost, iseventy degrees my footllj. fitness rules curriculum L68 1 4-5 ,iQ Asje C: gg' f'7 i X6 Q0 - ' we J Csigli' Life . . . . h 'ai - gel: NN Q- Physlcal fitness is not only an important part of t ,y4, , American life but a maior part of Wilcox curricu- Q ij lum. The girls, as well as boys, are required to QAM? ' 2 take four years of P.E. before they can graduate. tic Qifgq During this time they learn the various types of ' .vo P ...., s orts la ed world-round. 'Cr' 'YC P P Y Lili C924 iii egsff if . 3 TZ, --1 ity 2' C52 aj C, 3 'll need this coat, it's cold up here on the deck! Mrs. Heisinger agrees as her swimmers shiver their complaints of cold. 206 w e . .sf- 3 32: REQ i .'r7i' ff , i Get that ball!! Here we see Terri Amaviska with fellow players linda Evans and Pat Myers all ready to play. - Q. 1 N. -..,- --L -,.. L ,i. i Grace and Charm are utmost says Miss Azama. First posifion. 14,2 :- f!f'L7,Yfd Vifj Cf' I 1 ffifffj 7464, ff i KM f, If C304 l'm going to fell you one more time, says Miss Chancelor. Chances are she repeated it three more limes. Co-ordination is fought in many ways in the girls P.E. program. The girls fake modern dance and body mechanics for six weeks each. Here they learn rhyfhm by bouncing ihe ball in 'lime fo a special record. 207 FRANAWLEY'S PIZZA PARLOR, Village Green Shopping Center, offers a wide variety of the best in pizzas, along with comfortable surroundings in which to enioy the food of your choice. Suzann Hall and Donna Brown try to decide which kind of pizza they want. PARTHENON FASHIONS, Le Duet Shopping Center, carries a wide stock of the latest fashions-everything from summer wear to evening gowns. Janet Simmons and Vicki Hope look at some of the latest styles in their recent selection of spring and summer suits. H.R. TERRYBERRY COMPANY. Two students proudly display their Wilcox class rings, that are manufactured by the H.R. Terryberry Company. These beautiful college-styled rings are a tradition at Wilcox and will be treasured possessions for many years to come. , ' , ., 1 , Q ' Xqux N P.. -vXxxxX W , A ' C f -3+ f .fi- - T14 N,,,wjfl- . A ., X - 511 .1 J- fbi . . ' -. - x,.,5.- , ,sv -4 ' ii, -cfw , or X-Sex i f ' VA 4,9 . ..-' 3? -L .Q - 5- s it Z ' 1 Il igf.f....g--'L ss-in SANTA CLARA JOURNAL AND NEWS, 1440 Franklin Street, Santa Clara l248-65O0Q, is responsible for keeping most of the Santa Clara Valley well informed concerning all local news events. Pat Hess and Barbara Flosi appear interested in their issues ofthe paper. 208 Z .s.JL4 BRODlE'S HARDWARE 8. AUTO SUPPLY, 2047 El Camino Real, Santa Clara 1243-12921 carries a complete line of goods from household appliances to automobile parts. Mike Savageau, with the help of Dennis Miller, looks for additional parts for his car. WlLSON'S JEWEL BAKERY, l'l5'l Franklin Street, Santa Clara Q96-6343l, is known for its fine bakery goods. You may call and order almost anything you wish in the line of pastries. Sandy Keeble appears pleased as she picks up one of the more elaborate cakes. 209 EL CAMINO CLEANERS, 2089 El Camino Real, Santa Clara Q296-43355, is known for its fine service and quality in dry cleaning and offers excellent shirt service. They also do alterations, Anne Holland comes in to pick up a dress for an important date. ,Ls J.M. McDONALD COMPANY, Lawrence Square, 3561 El Camino Real, Santa Clara l248-799Ol, carries everything from shoes to menswear. Barbara Burbridge looks at some of the latest styles in sportswear, which are advertised in some of the nationally known magazines. uw . .. SANTA CLARA SPORT SHOP, 1485 Franklin Street, Santa Clara C296-28201, has a fine selection of quality sports items. They also supply Wilcox students with their block sweaters. Jay Clark may soon learn that this tennis racket is not going to help him very much. VILLAGE GREEN SHOE REPAIR, 2030 Calabazas, Santa Clara, will repair and renew all types of leather goods ranging from shoes to purses. They offer a wide variety of leather accessories such as shoe polish. Bob Jodoin seems fascinated with the various parts of a shoe. WADE'S MISSION PHARMACY, IOOO Franklin Street, Santo Clara 1296-60161 is a name that can be trusted when it comes to pharmaceutical items-everything from prescriptions to cosmetics. Maria Perdichizzi looks at sunglasses to help her through the summer. u-r .Z VILLAGE GREEN BARBER SHOP, 2034 Calabazas, Santa Clara, will do many different styles of hair cuts and hair-styling for men. Kathy Thomas takes her neighbor, Jimmy Beeson, to get his hair cut. Careful now, instructions from Mother, no BeatIe bangs. 210 ..v,. i I I. I 1 I 5 in F-44 GOURMET BAZAAR ENTERPRISES, 3830 Stevens Creek Blvd., San Jose l244-92401, otherwise known as Smorgas International, serves mouth-watering food at one low price. Tim Lape, Kitty Gohlke, and Sandy Reil look at artistic decor found in the center of the dining room. 211 I SPARKLE CLEAN CENTER, 2420 Calabazas Blvd., Santa Clara l244-68041, will give you quality service on all your dry cleaning orders-everything from gloves to coats. They are also happy to do alterations. Nancy Propin leaves with on order she has just picked up. I I I I HOLIDAY MAGIC COSMETIC STUDIO, 3259 Cabrillo Avenue, Santa Clara 1241-01171 offers an interesting and complete selection ot cosmetics for any stylish woman. Jackie Kelley looks pleased as she views just one of the displays of their many fine products available. 00N T 80 E '- Luau A'-H . L 85 CHICKEN DELIGHT 323, 2329 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, offers a complete line of ready-to-serve meals at the dial ofa telephone. Orders range from pizza to chicken dinners. Norma Kane is seen picking up one of the fine chicken dinners she ordered moments before. MOONLITE LANES-Senior Larry Hernandez, one of 650 youths participating in 20 various junior leagues at the Kiely Blvd. and El Camino Real Lanes, is a 190 averager with a record high series of 689. He is a member of the Marksmen- well-known bowling quintet. VILLAGE GREEN PHARMACY, 3265 Cabrillo Avenue, Sa nta Clara Q296-6l54l offers the smart shopper a wide selection of everything from cosmetics to stationery. They even have a convenient post office. Mike Gunion and Connie Linton seem to have found something to their liking. L. g., 'L I ' Q1 gjai F5 I jam, ar uf'ilf.4'f':ll3t+-41' ri i Hill ' -.'i . ft ' L , .ffl V . c f ' lf r ' A '7 II 'QM - 'Q , ll . 52 T , If l L lvl 3 - ,. 'ft r 1,1 N-1 EVELYN'5 COIFFURES, 2981 El Camino Real, Santa Clara Q296-5402j, features a new, fashionable salon in the PX Shopping Center. The stylists at the shop are specialists in the latest hair styles, as is shown by Pat Oberg who has a new coiffure for a special date. 212 l ii ir- I I . 3 . I I li A Q, r f i fill l flil 'ff' , . I I i.:fl .g 4 r . ' all l , . i. r - ., r l BlLL'S TELEVISION 8. RADIO SERVICE E SALES, 2907 El Camino Real, Santa Clara QZ96-2243l carries a wide selection of radios, televisions, and parts. M. Mendence and N. Jeary look at one of the elaborate consoles, containing color TV, AMXFM radio, stereo, and tape recorder. QICES '40k AMR! 30r ' !V HV OCUSIOI .333 ith ltf' '- ' S N ct, :Qf ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING, 2334 El Comino Real, Santa Clara, 1243-33I0l gives its customers service that is sure to please-one hour service with no extra charge. It looks os if the owner's daughter is happy to help J. Lewis and M. Kohler carry out their orders. 213 BAY AREA MOBILHOMES, lO85 East El Camino Real, Su nnyvole Q245-61211, offers wide selection of homes-on-wheels. As Corma Soren- son and Craig Bornman leave one of the fashionable Mayflower homes, they appear pleased with what they have seen. WWPIFFIIZI PREMIUM MILK VIRIFF IU Wil! QO0K.. A Ze Wm BUY EDELWEISS if nn l EDELWEISS DAIRY, 'l77I7 Old Mountain View-Alviso Road, Santa Clara f243-92212, carries a complete supply of dairy products-ranging from milk to butter to eggs to orange iuice. Connie Long decided to come in to pick up her order, rather thon have it delivered. ilk l -1 FANELl.I'S CANDIES keep the Wilcox snack bar constantly supplied with all kinds of mouth-watering chocolate bars and other candies. Alice Kulinski looks as if she might drop this handful as she carries these delicious treats to a group of anxiously-awaiting friends. PERKY PIE COMPANY contributes to the snack bar menu seven delectable pie flavors-ranging from Apple to their newest Dutch Chocolate. Al Ariza, Mark Quieto, Art Bernardino, Barbara Walker, Jean Bal, and Sandy Guiterrez enioy some delicious dessert after finishing lunch. PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH, well known simply as 'The Telephone Company , is one whose services we couldn't do without. In cooperation with Wilcox, they have organized a part-time work program. As participants, Marilyn Jones and Toni Arnold appear to be hard at work. SANDY'S DOUGHNUTS keeps the Wilcox snack bar well supplied with all types of fresh, delicious pastries. All through first period, students dream about these taste treats. Kent Graham, Pat McMahon, and Cheryl Dahlen enioy some tasty morsels during brunch. ,1--- Q!! 5 l t COCA-COLA-when you want something more than a soft drink-try a Coke! After a long, hot school day, nothing goes better than a cool, bubbling, refreshing taste. Vaughn Harris has had a rough dayg but he knows what he needs. He knows that Things go better with Coke! 215 .2251 at r' 'Y-I l 1' Ililll , , 4 CARNATION COMPANY is known all over for its healthful products from contented cows, especially its creamy-delicious ice cream. Apparently, Wayne Averill, Terry Wrightman, and Norman Wray are hinting that the Carnation delivery man did not leave enough milk. S ff 1 K ,. 'c iq, Y 'X his V m -.lit fr . i -W ' .j 1 4 t 5 ' 7Q,,,a, ,H QD- ,,-ft , ' A' . 'Ss , -.,.ges.,,.. , -J , , , A , 1 t1L.f:f- '- , .ff tab r EGGO FOOD PRODUCTS, Wooster Avenue and Eggo Way, San Jose i295-86560, keep the Wilcox snack bar well supplied with crunchy fresh potato chips and corn chips to keep Warriors happily munching their way through brunch and lunch. Linda Murphey has finally decided which bag she wants to begin her munching with. St. Therese de L'Ent.ant Jesus once said, uThe deeper a tree branches out, the dee-per the roots sink. The Promethean Staff has branched its thoughts and pictures into many diversified areas to portray the moments ot anxiety, joy, frustration, and triumph ofthe 1965-66 schbxol year. 'x Without the hard work and dedication given by many people, this book would not have been. uThank Yous go to Mr. King fcameo section and many club and team picturesj, Mr. Cirmele Qsenior picturesj, and Mr. Olivera Qdeveloping and printing all picturesj. UThank Yous also go to the entire staff and our advisor, Mrs. Malone, tor their extra work after school and on week-ends. We hope that through this book you will remember all your yesterdays as you read your yearbook today and all your tomorrows to come. Arnold H. Glassaw said, ul-lappy is the man who knows what to remember in the past-what to enioy in the present-what to plan in the future. We have tried to give you these memories with our Promethean, 1966. - Thank you, Linda Taylor Q0 O O 000 00 Q0 O OO Q Q OO O Q Q OOO? 0 0 ooo 00 0 06600 OO O 0 Q sa Q Q B OQOQ Q 0 00 0 O Q 0 0000 50000 l tree of time- yesterday, today, and tomorrow W- if jf Qiffkg + QQSJWQKMVWAJMXM ! Cfffiac Lwfffdfcfw WU YVDM f'yMVf07AW WX it fffgifi MMM 5 A52 6 iw nUUf'WOJJi5'NMV W W WWQW MO LW . My 5 f A 1, .-A v LL' GJ ju by CS! 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