Tamalpais High School - Pai Yearbook (Mill Valley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1947 volume:

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Wlllard H Van Dyke Prmclpal Pnnclpal s Message I beheve the g aduatron theme ot our mtd year cla s may be usel hero ve y aoproprratety It was What we are to be We are now becomlng What each md Jrdual rs to be he rs now becomtng What our school as a whole IS to be rt rs now becomrng We are now cuttrng the pattern tor our tuture 'The Board ot Trustees rs makrng every possvble ettort to see that each student hos the opportunrty to make the pattern that rs essentral tor succe Our Counselhng Guldance and Testrng Program has peen organrzed to a S1Qt the students rn developtng the pattern ot therr tuture In order to make the trarnmg offered more yaluabte our course ot sttdy are oemg rextsed Wrth the tdea that each course must meet the needs ot the rndrvldual student The ser o tsness ot purpose and general sp1r1t ot our students are to be com mended Tt ts my srncere hope that each student at graduatron w111 feel that he has made a pattern that wth guarantee success rn hrs chosen vocatron W H Var Dyke Prrncrpat and Dtstrrct Supermtendent COUNSELLORS Lt ft tr I1 ht u lead hu V1 s Park and 'N Andrews Knm-ling: Miss Jailuff, Miss Parks. Mrs. Fl:inag:ui, Miss VV udurml. I rs, I.:ars'-ri PIi:s Surtiirii Dr. Wuilawz Stzmflingz Miss Anfii-rsmi, Mrs. VVOstvrb-frg, Miss Smith, Miss Cmirtriuht, Mi-1s Yi'-mivi, Mi Bl1iIlll'l'. Mrs, F4is!r-r. Miss Ruth, Mrs. Snifvclm-iiv, Mrs. Simi. Miss Mc'Kv-'izzin-. Ivlrs, x!f'l'I'lll!', Mi Phiff-r, Miss XVz1lkn-r. Mrs. VV1-mii'uff, Mrs. Hull. Mrs. Fiusv. Mrs, k.'i'11wIui-i, Wliss Si-UU, Mi Toda, Miss F. Amie-rsim, Miss TIXUIIIDSOH, and Mrs. Lu-miis. Hlgh School Faculty Kin-vliiiz Mi. Vi-isw, Mr . ,irii. Mr. Hmissy. Mr. Xiriliyriii, Mr. Ziwwv-. Mr Vuizv-r. Mr. H-ii Mr. V. firm'-As. Mr. f'14iVs'Z1I'llS. Mr. fzllSS H, Mr. K'huuri'v-. Siilllfilliy Mi. I-'rw-iifii. Mr 1-fliiummi. Mr. Hrmik- Mr, U-iii. M11 Sm'-friiis. M: Ei Emi' Mr. Allisf-ii. Mr. Sim!--r. Mr. 3.1-uiiw-, Mr. Hifiim-fivlfi. Mr. 12:11:10-. Mr. llustulsim. Mr. 3-.iiilr-vw Mr. Daly, Mr. Mitts, Mr, Aztk--ii, Mr. Baan, Mr. 1'fv1'swx1. Mr. Przzlhv-r. out I W: Mr. Russe-ll, Mrs. Twiggg. Miss Ilzmiiltmi. 4101111 iuwg Mrs. Cnrthmfll, Mrs. '1 -ririrk, Miss Situ-im. Mrs. Yah-s, Mrs, Stunln-y, Mrs. Porter. OFFICE STAFF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE This year the Executive Committee has discussed school activities and im- portant problems. The members passed on all student body funds spent, ap- pointed special committees, approved athletic awards and blocks for track, football, and so forth, and recommended constitutional amendments to bring before the student body, The Executive Committee is composed of all student officers, class representatives, the editor of the Tamalpais News, the Honor NTT' Cfrand Oracle, Girls' Association president and presidents of the Girls' and Boys' Self Governments. STUDENT CONGRESS Members of the Student Congress, Tam s legislative organization, include all class officers with the exceptzon of class representatives, all club presidents and student body officers, The duty of Congress is to propose constitutional amendments. Then the amendments are set before the student body for a vote lim Benefield and Sherm Hall, the year s student body presidents, pre- sided over the Congress in the fall and spring, respectively. This lune marks the eleventh consecutive anniversary of the Congress. E M X X 1 Qi? , . .,:,.., h ff s 3 4 , ,, if I 9 nw wi X Na 3: I 1 I A' H W I ' . ' ng G Q'? ,I Q -Q M ' if 'Q 'L m .Y V ? QW if 1: ' lf '59 gm, su 1 'gmix ' 'pp 1, ig ' ! 5 43 W' 4 V ' ik, X: K 1 V A kff ,A f A rf NN V at ' 'I' - A 1 2. nl' 9 Agia!! 291 5 A I' I 537 E ,-wf,',!E 2 ' m ' A 'V yi ha f .715 Vx W gfix' f f 4,465 Vin: I if' 3 ' , , rf :fy fi Q 3,75 x ',!X Q Z Qu ' 1 ff 2 A x, f'r N 'Jig wf 1 f v ' 1 fq 5 4 ' , f J 1,9 ,, 84 3 ' . l 1 9 D Q wt' I Y X S . K . I . - x ' 1-W T .sl s ' x K z ' :fo 2.1 A .2 ,gg ' 2,4 M-i.g '. bf as f' l 6 k 175 ,ft i ca X S - -W 4, Q 'fi ,lg s it', .fi vig we g Ta f 'v ai. Q 1:11 'xp Y, 6 .! 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'S 'AOL -? ur STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Jim Benefield Sherman Hall Left to right: Doug Land, Dai MacMaster, Bill Barker. .lim Benefield, Jim Chapman, Shvrm Hall, San Harris, Kay Lloyd, B0 Raisvh. During che tall term Low Senior lim Benetield was president of the Student Body, and the Tam-San Rafael Inter-School Relations Committee to promote better feeling between the two schools was one ol his first accomplishments. For the first time in Tarns history senior sweaters were designed and could be bought by all seniors, Two ot the original amendments to the Constitution were dropped and six new ones were added. ln the spring Sherman Hall was elected president and during his admini- stration the Tam-San Rafael joint dance was held. Many more programs were brought to the student body. Those serving under President Beneiield in the fall were: lim Chapman, vice president, Doug Land, secretary, Bill Barker, treasurer, and San Harris, yell leader. Oliicers under President Hall in the spring werei Bo Raisch, vice president, Dat MacMaster, secretary, Kay Lloyd, treasurer, and San Harris, yell leader, If GIRLS ASSOCIATION Joan Guess Phyllis Kotite Q I Iii ,ll Front row: Wilma Greenbergg Joan Guess, Carolyn Huber, Margie Clark. Second row: Phyl Kotite. Kay Lloyd, and Marion Stratton. The fall Girls' Association president was Phyl Kotite, and assisting her were Kay Lloyd vice presidentg Carolyn Huber, secretaryg and Marion Stratton, yell leader, Under Phyls leadership the first girls' activity of the year was the semi-annual Freshman Reception. Then the girls entertained their mothers at the Mothers' Tea and held a Christmas banquet. The new term started with the Freshman Reception under the direction of newly-elected President loan Guess. Following the reception was the Polka Dot Polka, complete with the crowning of King and Queen, and the Femme Frolics which took the place of the annual Girls' Iinx During the spring term loan was assisted by ollicers Carolyn Huber, vice presidentg Margie Clark, secretaryg and Wilma Greenberg, yell leader. fi Front rwvr: Jim Bern-fir-Id. Audrey Hubbard, Maybolls- Zobel. St-i-mul row' D-Univ-Q q'i0'll+'9 H+-lf-11 Y I' ' ' . . . . M, ., . :uid 1ltvI'fh1t1 Ch:-iii. iitmius, Dfif Mar-Mtistv-1', Ross T114-ke-l'. liiii Thiiwl row: lklargiv L'pham, Marilyn Batskvberg, Pat Donohue. Iwirviit- Smith, Jwmn Diu anti Jim Gouldlng. Through the work ot editors and stall, and the re- tiirii ol Mr. lules Cliourre to the print shop, the Tam ll rw.: was pgyiiloal almost every Friday this past year The lall eillor was Pat Goulder and the spring editor, a newcomer to Tam, Audrey l-lubbardi The stall for the tall included manager Dolores Sagues, Marilyn Backeloerg, Terry Cummings, Pat Donohue, Shirley Elkins, Don Tox, lim Goulding, Audrey Hulobard, Phyl Kotiie, Deirdre Smith, lvlaraie Upham, Maybelle Zocel. ln February, cubs Gordon Chan, lim Chapman, lean Dausse, Hutlx lusk, Dal lYlaclVlaster, Helen Nicolaus, Ross Tucker replaced lflarilyn, Terry, Pat, Shirley, Don Phyl, and liflaraie The traditional Barn Dance with guas, wagons, a Western town and saloons, etc, was one of the bia- gest dances oi the year Mr lonn R George advisor to the News ' 41 N + diff'- FA ,K C ' P -5 1 ggi f f X 'gg i fl 00' :QQ QM 54 'io Q n Q 125 O 66 if X W X . . 9,0 . XS X 5 X ff: XGA iii Q we 7' 0.1 'i -A-sgxs- rf ' 5' 7 1' fs SDD A X92 of ,sc f- f ix 4 . w...l Pat Goulder Audrey Hubbard Calendar SEPTEMBER l Reluctant Tam1tes return t school to begm another year of readm wrrtln nrrthmettc OCTOBER ll The Assembly Hall IS turned 1nto a gay Parlsran cabaret when the Drama and Art Clubs present a Lattn Quarter Dance W 1 OCTOBER 23 The Glrls Assocxatton plays hoste s to the mothers at an afternoon tea L NOVEMBER l5 After showlng an abundance of sprrlt at the Btg Game Rally at the Sequola Theater Tamltes see the Papooses lose 33 7 and the league tttle to the Bullpups NOVEMBER 16 Tears flow freely when the l dtans fall to break the stx year Jxnx and lose to an under dog San Rafael team 12 7 DECEMBER 6 The ftrst srgns of Chrrstmas are seen at the Grrls Xma Banquet and Dance DECEMBER 13 The Chrrstmas tableaux on frrday and dance on Saturday end the week and Tamttes leave for a two week vacatron IANUARY l7 l8 Death Takes a Holtday at Tam when Dave Tleck star a Death tn the Sentor Play IANUARY 'Sl Htgh Sentors revrew therr four years at Tam at the Seruor Farewell and then bawl at the Semor Ball FEBRUARY 2 Seventy etght Tam1tes recerve therr sheepskrns and say good bye to 'lam FEBRUARY 20 Brawn conquerors brarns when the Lettermen beat the faculty 52 42 tn thetr annual basketball game FEBRUARY 28 Tam basketeers avenge the football defeat and scalp the Bulldogs 47 25 MARCH l4 Proud mamas and papas watch thetr offsprrng recetve thelr Honor T puns at the forty second lmttatlon MARCH 22 Tam and San Rafael meet ID Darkest Afr1ca for thetr Jomt dance MARCH 28 Rushrng leap year a ltttle the Tam femmes drag the boys to Polka Dot Polka APRIL 25 Every ltttle drlp and drop comes to the lumor Prom w1th Aprtl Showers as the theme MAY l6 l7 Mr Edward Bode and hrs dramatlsts T E present You Cant Take lt Wtth You a rrotous comedy as the Semor Play MAY 23 Hay apple ctder and fun are found at ye anoool NOOSE BARN DANCE IUNE 13 The Sentor Farewell ts crammed wtth memortes of the class of 47 IUNE l4 Senrors dance thetr last at the Senror Ba IUNE l5 That s 30 at Tamalpats for 225 gradu ag ales O I I I ' N, - ' ' , w ?X. .4 . 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VARSITY FOOTBALL Prospects for the 1946 NBL grld season appeared to oe good for the lnd ans as almost nfty prospects along wlth such seasoned veterans as Tuck Henry Al larscn Sherm Hall Harlen Terwllltger loe En zensperger Dlck Stone Beau Chapman and Gordon Chau turned out for vars1ty football ln the ftr t league game the lndlans had the unfor tunate luck of clashtng wlth the champlonshtp bound Santa Rosa Parthers on the Tam rf and when the contest ended the Panthers had the lndlans 33 to 13 Alter that the Redmen vlslted the Analy Trgers and scalped the Sebastopollans 14 to LJ and on the fol lowlng week entoyed the1r best eventng of tne season by dumplng heavlly tavorea Petaluma Trotans 13 to O Up a Napa tne lndlans tasted a bltter 6 to O defeat and upon returnlng to the llar n Tumor College held fell before the onslaught of the Valleto Apaches o lo Then came the Annual BIG GAME wlth San Rafael and for the sev etth tra gt year the lnd1ans ended up on the short end 12 to 7 Tlne follo 1 mg boys earned blocks Clyde Adams Peter Bann B111 Beedle Gordon Chan Beau Chapman Tom Coleman Leo Crontn Louls Dlnkle Ioe Enzensperger Lloyd Gllardl Sherman llall Steve Harper Tuck Henry Enard lohnson Doug Land Ken Lax Louls leonc nt B ll Mendenhall Carl Moeller Gene Peranl loe Rowe Dlck Stone larlen Terwllltger Robert Wh1te Rlchard Wolcott and Robert Slms manager Coach Captam Chrlstle Captain Gilman Coach Daly B FOOTBALL Coa cl lack Baat s B grldders ended up 111 s cond spot at the close of the 194m NBL l ague sea on forleltmg the coveted flrst place to thetr arch rlvals tr e Bullpuo f om San Rata l Desp te a poor start m tne opentng practice ttlt when the 111 lntuns were dumped lf? to 6 by the Monterey Toreadores they saved face by rollmg over the 10 ale vars1ty 19 to O the M1ss1on Sophs 20 to U and the non league Sa'1taRosa Bs l8t U ln lecgu compet tton the Papooses bowled over the Petaluma Trobabes 24 to J t ed the Valleto Apachettes U to U and then sacrtftced the league champ onshrp by x me of a 33 to 7 defeat at the hands ot the San Rafael Bullpups tn the an ual ltttle Btg Game ll' regctlar hneup read somethlng l1ke thls lf lf am nt and Sklp Larklns ends Cco captalnl Clark Grlman and Frltz Cerney or B ll Ra 111 ns tackles Rlch Owen and 11m Kldder guards and Hayes Culoepper center The Papoose backfleld conststed ot quarterback Elton Dav s halt backs Bob lilng and Iohn Votaw and fullback tco captalnl Lloyd Chr stle is Coach Baat 4 1 . 1. 1 1 l I 3 . 1 . . l , 1 , , - 1 1 1 Q-' . x S - . 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Q 1:1215 W wx L 'Q Q 1 ' ' A My f in ,wlf fafQw'l Fx W A , Q i Q 4 ma! gy N , fi Q , Q v 3 ,A v Q--gd K 'WA wg ng Varsity Basketball tt.. Q Captain Bleasdale Coach Gustafson Coach George Gustatsons A l-loopsters, who started North Bay League play with a record ol 5 wins and 7 losses in practice games, kept going and copped a third place with 4 wins and 3 losses in the league standings. Napa took the N. B. L. crown with 6 wins and l loss, Nine bucketeers saw enough action to earn a block. The usual starting lineup was Captain Eugene Bleasdale and Pete Bann, forwards, Don Ed- wards, center, Sherm l-lall and Karl Olson, guards. Reserves who earned their letters were Tom Coleman, forward, Steve Harper, center, Doug Land and Bruce Wentner, guards. ln league play the unlimiteds made 251 points against their opponents to place tirst the scoring column. Captain Gene Bleasdale was high-point man for the varsity with 67 digits. Bleasdaie and Olson were picked by the N. B. L. coaches to the first all- league team and Edwards was chosen for the second. lnd1an scores the league season were: Tam 28, San Rafael 32, Tam 33, Petaluma 23 Tam 29, Napa 33 Tam 39, Vallejo 4lr Tam 37, Santa Rosa 20, Tam 43, Analy 2l, Tam 42, San Rafael 25. Lightweight Basketball 41 E, 9, W 'Qmff ' , I :. . F :t in Captain Harris Alter completing a mediocre practice season, win- ning 7 out ot l5 encounters, the Tamalpais Light- weights entered North Boy League competition with not too good a chance to cop league honors, Coached by lack Baat, the Papoose quintet which saw most ot the action in league play included: Walt Carroll and Vic Mainini, forwards, Captain San l-larris, center, Skip Larkins and Rich Herbert, guards, Other block winners who did their part for the Bed 'N Blue were: William Murray, center, Stan Foote and Bob King, lorwardsg and lack Chourre, guard. The tlnal league standings showed that the l3O's 'won four and lost three to fall into fourth place in league st',::'1d.'igs. Santa Bosa and Napa tied tor the championship, each with 'i 'nfuizs ara l 'C-5.4 Cliptiiii, ll'1llil'i :tide QB points to DC high scorer for the lites, The team led ilie fefr : lil :,cerQrii: '.-:ith l9l digits to second place Santa Rosas l84. The V557 leiaq 10 scores are as follows: Tam 23, San Batael 27, Tam 45, Petixluiza f2 Tarn 25, llapa l8g Tam 29, Valleio 25, Tam 6, Santa Rosa l2, 'lam 33 X f -1 lain l9, San Balael 2l. C Basketball Cjiiflfjl. Ce: ie Gzisy ..., en s C Basketballers had fl cellor-dwelling season, trinity: i fgfziiie o11tol9 clashes, to get a tie for tliird place inthe North Bay Leaf: if C lloir stern .urge plenty ot action were: Cen Lee, Alan Armstrong, Bill ltxv ,'l'lI'L len 'ffneelcck and Bill Carroll, forwards George lohnsen, Yutaka Kuwaton. and Buzzy Mills, centers, Bob Greenougli, lohn Wynn, Armando fimbro. .rg Caritazi Pizul Lusk, and W1llard Van Dyke lr guards, lligl:-t :gan in lea gue play was Gen Lee with l8 digits. U 3582 i rv 3' , fb , i Q 3? 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Varsity block winners included Captain Don Moore, sprints and relay, Enard lohnson, hurdles and relay, Steve Harper and lohn Preston, hurdles, Bill Wright, 440, john Lewis, Norman Snellgrove, and Bob Berg, 880, Clark Gilman, mile, lim McDonald and lim Benefield, relay, Gene Bleasdale, Lloyd Butherford, and Wilbur Watkins, high jump, Pete Bann, high jump and pole vault, Bob Estes, pole vault and broad jump, Captain Sherm Hall, broad jump, Elton Davis and Bill Beedle, pole vault, and Beau Chapman and Dwight Ely, discus. Enard lohnson scored the Indians' only firsts, in the low and high hurdles Captain Don Moore came through with seconds in the l00 and 220. Tam also placed first in the relay-which would have won them the meet-- but a judge claimed that the lndian anchor man stepped in front of Santa Bosas runner so disqualified Tam's relay team, Tam swamped the sub-league on the home cinderpath, scoring 64 points to its closest competitor, Vallejo's 53 lf2. San Bafael scored l5, Napa, 8: and St. Helena, 2 points. B AND C TRACK Tams lightweight tracksters lost their first N. B, L, championship in 5.14 years, placing fourth behind Santa Bosa, Calistoga, and San Rafael. League :neet scores: Santa Rosa, 49 lf2, Calistoga, 49, San Batael, 3l, Tam- alpais, 24, Tomales, 13, Petaluma, ll lf2, Vallejo, l0, and Sonoma, 2 lf'2, Coach lack Baats boys receiving blocks include lvan Summers, 330 and relay, Captain Werner Klaus, 330, 75, and relay, Bill Waddelow, 660 and low nurdies, Vern Neasham, B60 and relay, Vic Mainini, l50 and relay, Captain Don Lambrix, Bud McConnell, Paul Lusk, and Robert lohnson, l320, Ql'3le re lf 9 if' LQ tx B T1'CICk lack Taylor and Dick Strider, pole vault, Art Hall and Bob White, shot, and Tom Emery, high jump. Coach Baat 5 MC s l clirnaxed a good season by taking first in the sub-league, and second in the NBL. NC division scores in the League Meet: Analy, 40 3f5, Tam, 25 l 5, Santa Rosa, lS 35, San Rafael, ll 3 5, Napa, 8, Healdsburg, 8' and Petaluma, 7. MC block winners: Gen Lee, SU, l2U, shot, high jump, and relay, Tom Bart- lett, SU, l2U, and relay, Captain Fred Foster, hurdles, shot, and relay, loe Dutra, hurdles and high iump, Homer Pitner, IZU and relay, and Clinton Hub- laard, high Jump, C Track at ,-M. ff I fx.,-- ' if ff 3 . Viz. ,Mawr 3 Varsity Baseball Gmwlfre Gmfzhliufz CW-nvll Cursmm EM'- 33a as 1' -Ii- QF aff: ' Q9 1 T + NI Fe J . Lhfu uw R 1 m Karl Olson B111 Bowen l B and C Baseball The Tamalpais lndians seemed to be heading for their third consecutive pen- nant, having won three out of four N.B.L. tilts with two remaining to be played ln the practice games Coach George Corson's varsity nine won three, lost two and tied one contest. After beating Commerce 4-2, the lndians succumbed to a Q-6 defeat at the hands of the Poly Parrots. The San Francisco AAA champs, the Mission Bears, sent the lndians down to a close 4-3, and in a return game the lndians ruined Poly, 9-6. After that, two games with Marin were scheduled. The lndians went nine innings in the first, with the affair called at 6-6. The second was a complete victory for the locals, as they mangled the Tars , 7-3, Q . . . I As of this writing the lndians are entrenched in a solid X second spot with the Santa Rosa Panthers. The league sea- f w son started out with the Redmen dropped a ten-inning, 6-5 ..- game to the Vallejo Apaches on the winners' diamond, and A J then coming back to take another ten inning contest from the gi 43 J Panthers, lO-8, in the 'Cat' city. The lndians then rolled over fx ZR ,.v' Xf- 9 a weak Petaluma and Analy nine, 2-l and 4-3. The two re- maining games are with Napa and San Rafael, both here, and will probably decide the outcome of this year's championship. The following players have seen the majority of action: Captain George Gmahling, first base, Skip Larkins, second base, l-lal Owen, and Stan Foote, third base, Karl Olson, short stop, Colin Iackson, left field, Bill Bowen, center field, Rich Perani, right field, Gene Chaon, catcher, lim Eskenberry and Bruce Wentner, pitcher. Captain Schoening Varsity Swimming Team Paced by veterans Dick Schoening and Tuck l-lenry, who have accounted for a maior portion of the varsity points this season, the l As' have completed a good season with five wins in seven en counters The varsity wins this year were against Acalanes Lo fell George Washington Tam School for Boys and the San Rafael lfilitary Academy while they lost to St lgriat us and Berxeley The lightweight team has developed into one of the best in Tam s history and aside from the N C S has completed a un defeated season The Papooses have added t IO pool records to the r cred t in the lUU yard freestyle by lim Chapman and the 75-yard medley relay by Tom Maxwell Don Leaf ara lim Chapman. They are strong contenders to cop tne NCS. Cro f.n. The lightweight wins this year were against George Washing- ton Saint lgnatius Lowell Acalanes Berkeley Tam School for Boys and the San Rafael Military Academy. 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