Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Mal McElwain Jim Macy Peter Marshall Ed Martin Elton J. Martin John Munger Richard W . Munro Gregg Murphy Pete Oppenheimer Lynn Orr Lynn Pasahow John P. Raley Doug Raynor Robert R. Reynolds John B. Roberts John Schwager A. Brooke Seawall Richard S. Smith Arthur R. Spencer Bruce A. Sramek Ron Swanson John Tam Rick Walter Dick Wise David Gallivan Bill Glang Jim Gordon Peter Hall John Hamilton E. Gary Hansen A1 Hanson 1m Kenneth Hanzawa m Terry Hight Jack Hodges Henry Hoxie I l x v , x . .. i ; Bryan Jessup Anthony Kalas Ron Kemaghan Vic Kiesling William Klingel Richard V. S. Lee Roger Leinert . Tim Llewellyn W V Douglas Logan Benjamin Lusk m m mu m w w w m

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Sandy Adelman James Allison Burt Ambler Robert Bacon Ron Baker Carter Beise John Bergholt Bill Berry Harry A. Black Robert W. Boswell Larry Bowerman Jimmie J. Brown Bennion D. Buchanan Michael Bush Chris Carlson Steve Carlstedt Fletcher Catron h Larry Clayton Harold Cranston George Crooks Michael Donley Brent Dubach Matt Duling Robert Edie David A. Evans Charles Faulkner t David Fehrenbacher Mike Ferrari William Ferry e Cedro In silence dwells this stately mansion Dozing nobly hneath the moon; Here are peace and tranquility dancing, Waltzing to a Dylan tune. Secure from cares and trivial matters, Safe from Lyndon and Vietnam, From Shelton, King and such mad-hatters; We love knowledge, virtue and calm. Though Stanford dollies disdain to date us, We care not, ,th for the best, Such sins of iiesh can never bait us; We seek a far more lasting rest! In silence dwells this stately mansion Dozing nobly hneath the moon; Here are peace and tranquility dancing, Waltzing to a Dylan tune. From some Granny, dark and dusty, From inside some Cedro monk Bursts a cry weak, but lusty, hOh, Geez, do I feel drunk? In silence dwells this stately mansion Dozing nobly ,neath the moon; Here are peace and tranquility dancing, Waltzing to a Dylan tune.

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1' tm....h The Young Intellectuals Junipero House meetings were the scene of many displays of Junipero spirit. Though early attempts to convert the house lounge and library into an a-go-go and bar were vetoed by the administration, and despite t the fact that repeated threats of secession from the university were ignored, the guys were undaunted in their attempts to instill a mature and progressive attitude at Stanford. In athletics, Junipero was widely recognized as the only house to held an entire football team without one sober player for eight consecutive games, and the house team grap- pled its way to Victory in the Branner wrestling tournament. Academically, Junipero was far from apathetic. A few of the guys made it down to Quad once, but they said nothing much was going on, so we pretty much avoided the place. Robert Clark Mike Clifton Louis Constine Clarence Costa, Ir. Steve Cummings David Druliner Randall W. Elwood Scott Ewbank John Fellingham David Gilbert Cary Coedeck Bill Goldie 322 Ken Ambrose John Ankeny Paul R. Batcheller Norton T. Batkin Jeff Bauman Tom Belknap Kim Bell Tom Benedetti VViIliam Bonnett Calvin Brenneman Bob Burke Jesse Caton N eil Ciarfalia Jack Clark