Wilcox High School - Promethean Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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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

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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

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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