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

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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.

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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

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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.