James Lick High School
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James Lick High School is a high school in the East Side Union High School District located in Alum Rock, California, an unincorporated community near San Jose. The school was named after James Lick, founder of the famous nearby Lick Observatory. As of 2005, the high school had 1130 students, of which 75% are Latino. The 2004 API score of the entire school was 587.
Lick High School was built in 1950 and is the oldest of the eleven high schools in the ESUHSD. The mascot of the school is the comet, and the school colors are green and white.
[edit] Notable alumni
- Forrest Fezler, former PGA Tour golfer
- Roger Maltbie, professional golfer and sportscaster
- Jim Plunkett, former NFL quarterback
- Willy T. Ribbs, first African-American to race in the Indianapolis 500
- Jan Barber, former professional baseball pitcher
- Luis Valdez, an American playwright and film director, "father of Chicano theater"
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