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

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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

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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

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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.