Castilleja School - Indian Paintbrush Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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ALYS MARIE WUNDERLICH Alys Ent. 1951 i ... Buick 59 ... i The girl most likely to be posing for Breck Shampoo Ads. Student Council Ig Class Secretary Ig Athletic Committee Ig Sewing Club Ig Class Vice President Ig Crafts Club 25 Volleyball B Team 2g Senior Fair 4 Glee Club 2,43 Christmas Pageant I, 2,4. E I0ll CLASS lIlS'l'0llY As the familiar strains of Tannhauser fill the Chapel, the members of the Class of 1955 walk down the aisle to receive their diplomas, and to take a last look at the surroundings in which they have been carefully guided for the last few years. It has not been an easy road to travel--the obstacles have been many and great--but as we reach our destination, we realize that the activities, the routines, even the slightly unpleasant moments, have all been for our benefit. Here at Castilleja we have been prepared and disciplined for the rigors and opportunities of the everyday world which we will meet in college, travel, marriage, or careers. With misty eyes we think back over the past few years and their events. Even with all the trying and discouraging moments, there have been invaluable experiences. Our high school days are over, to be sure, but the memories will return 'when tamarisk and jasmine bloom in spring . The Senior parties, the Senior Fair, the traditional activitiesg all these and more will not be easily forgotten. Often June seems a long way off, but as graduation draws near, we wonder where the time has gone. On Class Day, with the lowering of our class flag and the raising of the next class flag, we relin- quish our rights as seniors and take our place as alumnae on Graduation Day. We watch these last performances of our high school days with sentimental feelings, but as we leave the halls of Castilleja we go forward to meet a world full of opportunities and adventures, confident that next year's Seniors will also carry on the traditions of our Alma Mater. 23

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FRANCES ODETTE VANDERSYDE Odette p Ent. 1954 'F . . . London Bridges . .. Team 45 Christmas Pageant 4. BETTY LOU WOOD Boo Ent. 1953 . . . sophisticated . . . The girl most likely to be making her ' debut at Carnegie Hall. Drama Club 3,4g Pep Club 3: Junior- Senior Banquet 33 Glee Club 3g Senior Fair 45 Christmas Pageant 3,4. . .5 The girl most likely to be a veterinarian. V QQ Glee Club 45 Senior Fair 45 Volleyball A GARI LYNN WAGNER nwag.. Ent. 1952 . . . dramatically eccen- tric . . . The girl most likely to be wearing knee socks and Bermudas to her opening night. Drama Club 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 32 School Play 33 Student Council 35 Junior- Senior Banquet 3: Class Secretary 32 Cooking Club 4g Senior Fair 4g Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4.

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2nd SEMESTER Vice President, Patsy Dennis, Secretary, Sally Jensen, President, Anita Shank- man, Treasurer. E l0R CLASS 0FFlCER Ist SEMESTER LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Thompson, Vice Presidentg Peg Fitzgerald, Presi- dent, Annette Johnson, Secretary, Sue Dodge, Treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Pam Mayall, Historian.