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

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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

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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.

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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