Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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The Ski Club prayed for snow this year and their prayers were answered. In fact, for awhile it seemed that there would he no Winter Carnival due to too much snow. At the last moment, however, the skies cleared and the entire week-end was perfect with waist-high powder snow, George and Teddy, and lots of excitement. Highlighted by-movies of the Carnival, the February dance revived memories. Everyone from bunny to expert skier is welcome to join. Ski movies and snow conditions are made available. In winter, the big decision is ski or book. Stanford skiers headed for the slopes every chance they got. Row One: Darcy Turner, Dick Eastman, Larry Woldenberg, Russ Faure-Brac, Dian Maurel, Dick Atawlcy, Pete Steil, Ann Swanson. How Two: Don Johnson, Jim Roessler, Cookie Shiomi, Mike Walsh, Louise Klingel, Jay Friedrichs, Winky Belz, Surcsh Shivdasani, Scott Cassclman, Tors- Mudd, Mike Ruffatto, Tom Gilbert. Pete Henry, Mary Wohlford, Bonnie Payne, Mardo Ohlsson, Vicki Richards. Werner Burekhardt. 237

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Dave Anderson, Ken Newcomer. Larry James. Walter Kleinfcldcr, Sandi Ishibashi. Loren Chan, Tom Bullock, Ron Roberts, James Bamum, Oswald Villard. The Stanford Amateur Radio Club, known to “ham” operators as W6YX, is located near the Ryan Laboratory on a hill overlooking the Bay. S.A.R.C. hosts many functions, all centered around electronics and communications. The station provides operating facil-ties for licensed members, allowing hams to talk to their homes anti fellow hobbyists around the world. Also, members have opportunities to experiment with electronics, participate in launching of amateur satellites, work with civil defense, provide communications for other Stanford organizations, and hear prominent amateurs speak at monthly meetings. ST. l I O { The Stanford Folkdancers meet weekly for three hours packed full of do-it-yourself entertainment. As the oldest student sponsored and directed group on campus, the folkdancers learn and then teach each other dances from the world over. They sponsor a Festival on the Green at the women’s gvm evenspring and take part in teaching institutes, festivals, and camps all over the state. The group's main aim is to introduce students to the fun of folkdancing. 236 George I’attison, Margaret l-oring, Susan Oboe, David Alexander.

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SAILING With Alumni donations of ten Flying Dutchman Juniors and facilities produced by its members, the largest and best equipped collegiate Sailing Club on the coast was created. Students, faculty, and staff learned to sail and practiced racing. Row One: Bruce Wright, Jan Dueser, Carter Ford, Harriet Ford, Bill Henry. Row Two: Tom Gilbert, Will Blethcn, Mona Baumgartel, Betsy Raymond, Jake. Row Three: Carl Boiler, Ceof Andron, Dean Nloxness, Keith Skaug, Mike Parker.