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

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ake a well-rounded year Voted l'Most Athletic , John Hammond has represented Wil- cox well in his 4 years of attend- ance. He has played football all 4 years and in his senior year was chosen All-League Defensive Back. John also wrestled 4 years for Wilcox. ln his Jr. year he took tirst place in the league and in his Sr. year he took fourth in the Northern California Section. Being voted Wittiest in the class of '66 is by for the high point in the clowning careers of Dave Cole and Dorothy Lyons. Humor is ac- quired in various ways, some people like Dave and Dorothy come by it naturally. They've spent time fbetween Classes of coursel keeping their fellow stu- dents in stitches . 'lThese two students seem to make a some- what dull subject laughable says one of their senior fans! They have both been active in various activi- ties since their tirst year as Wilcox treshmenl Having them on some project for a club is said to be a funny experiencef'. So here's to fun, here's to humor, and here's to Dave and Dorothy.

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wit, spirit, and abilit Ginger Ulmer and Terry Hunter were chosen as the 'iMost Spirited of the Class of '66. As we all know, spirit isn't something that iust happens, it takes people like Ginger and Terry to create it. They both spent a maior part of their time working together with their fellow students to keep spirit at a high point. Ginger, who has been Head yell leader for three years, has gone through pulled muscles, dislo- cated kneecaps, and broken toes to maintain her title as Wilcox's well-coordinated Cheerleader. Terry was not only a member of this year's Rally Council but he also played football and ran track. It will be a great many years before any of us forget Terry's spirit, winning personality, and famous slogan: 'lAdd A Little Color To Your Class! Linda Grant, voted the Most Athletic , got her start playing baseball with the boys in the neighborhood. When she came to Wilcox she ioined G.A.A. and has played volleyball, basketball, 1 71.-gel. vi auf? softball, and hockey every year. b ' Off-campus Linda is active in the Moonlight Bowling League. Now MostAthIefic: fl? T Linda Grant 35 ' ' John Hammond ff' Girls. '- she holds the High Series for Sr. ZA.

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BEA LOMELI- CONNIE LONG MARIE LOPEZ Comm, Club 3,4 Drama Club 4 Camera Club 4 SANDRA LOVETT BILLIE JANE LYNCH Comm. Club 3,4 Girl's Glee 2 GAA 2 CSF 3,4 Red Cross Club 2 Spanish Club 3,4 Fashion Show l,2 DOROTHY LYONS Class Treas. 2 Class Sec. 4 Rally Council 3 Girls' Activity Comm, Treas 2 Rep. 3 JOHN MAC ARTHUR CSF 12,314 Baseball 2,3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Pres 3 Chamber Choir 2,3,4 questions of yesferda Musical Z4 MICHAEL MALDONADO DEAN MALONEY Cross Counlry Art Club I Baseball 1 Baskefball I Football 2 Tennis 2,3,4 STEVE MANFREDI ANTHONY MARINO CHRIS MARTIN B0y'5 Glee 3 BC1SkeIbCll 3,4 Choir 4 Wrestling 3,4 Track 3 Key Club A VICKI MARTIN YOLANDA MARTINEZ Majoreite 3,4 RA 3 French Club 3