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

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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

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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.

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