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

Page 30 text:

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.

Page 29 text:

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

Page 31 text:

Ann Adamson, will to Darlene Rickey my shades in case she loses hers, and to Lucy Hume, my ability to get in and out of trouble. Barbara Bitter, will my mother to any junior so that the junior may cut out for lunch to eatf?j peacefully. Barbara Blackburn, will to Skipper a bottle of barking juice for timely inter- ruptions in geometry and a gas mask for sulfur dioxide experiments in chem- istry. Anne Davis, will to Sheila Mack my uncanny knack of attracting famous cow- boys, and to Martha Campbell my ability to be horse show queen of the Cow Palace. Patsy' Dennis, will to any fresh air fiend my job of opening the window in sec- ond period English class. Sue Dodge, will to Marge Wood one cup of coffee for every morning of the school year and my roaring friendship with a red chevy convertible, and to Val Olsen my feeble attempts at French conversation. Mary Dunbar, will to Becki Robinson my artistic talent and to Becki and Janet Scofield our good friend, Mrs. Johnson. Janette Erving, will to Gretchen VandeKamp my Dartmouth Spirit fRahj and to Carra Rainey my chug chug so that she can buzz up to Woodland to see a certain someone. Barbara Finley, will to Janet Scofield the forum boys, so that she will have many interestingsubjects to talk about next year, and to Sue Browne my role in the Senior Fair. Peggy Gompertz, leave my advice to the lovelorn to Kim Holzman, and my ability to write letters to boys. Gay Hintzpeter, will to Carra Rainey and Robin Moseley, my 6' 1f2. for them to divide evenly, and to Brenda Bunney my trundle bed. Roxanna Isenberg, will to Lilla Hunter my ability to be Rodeo Queen of the Cow Palace and hope that someday she will reign. Suzanne Lake, do will to Sue Browne Saturday morning, and to Mary Schink, a couple of mutual best friends. Mimi Mann, bequeath to Lucy Hume my lady like sneeze so that one day the roofs of Casti may land in China. Pamela Mayall, will to Becki Robinson my Russian Friends, and to Mlle. Angenot, I leave my fine examples of modern art and my love for Debussy. Peggy Mckennan, will to Miss Grant a bottle of distilled water fnot battery waterj so that in future chemistry experiments the light will stay out! Sylvia McNamara, will to Sue Pollard all that's left of me as I graduate, and my favorite extra-curricular pastime in hopes that she will be more discreet than I was. Sharon Meade, will my worn out tonsils to Hope Wurster in hopes that she will enjoy many delightful leaves of absence due to tonsilitis, and to some poor unsuspecting junior, the bottom half of the trundle bed. Sandy Miller, will to Beverly Linnecke my will power for dieting. I also will to Sue Browne, Mike . Beth Montgomery, will to Ruthie Dyke, Texasg to Brenda Best, my senior tie now attending its 7th year at Casti and to Joan Ramsay, my Bermuda socks knowing Dan will like them. Bonnie Muir, will to Diane Ledyard and Bev Linnecke my love for a certain M. G. , and to alll my freshmen friends, I leave you Dora.