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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1960 volume:

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With this thought in mind, we, as seniors of Tamalpais High School, wish to dedicate this yearbook, a symbol of our pursuits, our successes, and our failures, to Miss Louise Abbott. Our appreciation for the inspiration and creativity fundamental to the atmosphere of her Senior English classes, and for the encouragement given to us through her counseling, cannot be expressed adequately in one dedication. The true measure of our gratitude will be the maturation of her influence after our graduation, as we move through future pathways of life Staff EDITOR . . DAVID CAVAGNARO COPY EDITOR . , COLETTE BRUVRY SPORTS ..... JERRY WILLIAMS BUSINESS MANAGER . BILL EMERSON OFFICE MANAGER . DRUCILLA BROWN PUBLICITY . . . PAM MILLER 1 STAFF ASSISTANT . MIKE SWEENEY Table of onte-nts STAFF . . CLASSES . ACTIVITIES SPORTS . PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE mm if 0 ., . ,gf avi X:wni?il,,'V.f q ' 2 - ff 'J 'T 'f'1'ff.' wa1 Tia, 'w . f Q , . is Q 1 Y if 9 93 Jaw: W J 1 v .,,K fe-Q P , W , ssilqgr mffwxijjgg 5: '- 'Q iff oa rd Uf Trustees We gratefully express our appreciation IR. CHESTER CARLISLE District Superintendent MISS EUNICE READER Y Director of Guidance MR. HOWARD MCGILL MR. EDMOND THOMAS IIR. WALLACE HAYES DR. DELMAN SMITH MR. WILLIAM LEWIS l to the key people of the Tamalpais High School District. MR. RICHARD CAMPION, PRINCIPAL Of all the ships upon the blue No ship contained a finer crew . . With this fine faculty Tamalpais students Have steadily progressed for many years. We are proud of our school, And it is our fine staff That makes this progress possible. MR. JOHN GEORGE Dean of Boys DR. JANET LYON School Psychologist MISS ALICE DOLAN Dean of Girls 'sis IIR. A. AHLSTEN MISS E. L. ABBOTT MR. A. AITKEN Driver Training English, Counselor Mechanical Drawing AR. C. BEATTIE MRS. M. AUSTIN MRS. M. BAKER P.A.D., Counselor Mathematics Physical Education Yep, thatls Mr. Wallace And here we find our most energetic and helpful Miss Dolan with Marge Cortez. , 1 It looks as if Miss Rogers is the center The latest paper, a thermos of fresh coffee, a cigarette of this thoughtful plan. yes, it's the teachers' room. MR. P. BELDEN i Social Studies MR. R. BELL Physical Education MR. -G. BENEFIELD Physical Education MR. L. BENNETT Biology MR. E. BODE English MRS. M. BOUCHER Physical Education I MR. H. BOUSSY MISS G. BREITKOPF MR. E. CHAVEZ MR. J. CHOURRE Art German World History Industrial Arts MR. D. DAY MR. S. DUDDY MR. C. CRAWFORD MR. .l. FITZGERALD Science Mathematics P.A.D., Counselor Latin Are they rhombic Mr. Aitken's industrious Mechanical Drawing class. or monoclinic, Sue? r 'x Thirty minutes for lunch? Or ten? MRS. V. FOSTER English MRS. K. FLANAGAN Biology, Cosmetology MR. R. FRAKES Head Counselor MISS R. GUASCO Business Education MR. R. GREENWOOD Music MR. G. GUSTAFSON Physical Education Patience is a lovely virtue What do you mean, you didn't bring your sin tables? Vwigfji ,ig ' iv! 32.2 . VIRS. R. KAPPELMAN MR. J. HANRETTY MR. R. KEMPER MR. R. KENT Social Studies, Spanish Physical Education, U. S. History Art World History MR. P. KLAIN MRS. V. KRAFT MRS. K. MARTIN MR. A. MCCLAIN English, Drama English English Physiology 16 7 a -pf Ugg? Eng' , z1?5ifsQ5Fff A , ,.., 4. ,fy 6 if W W X. f Jw if 5, V waive., ,sf fi A iilffffi fix ' W ,fxrgiiififfi ' H I at i,15,g: ri Mfg- E u 4 if , 113: www K Q 5 Mgmntlll' MRS. M. PITTENGER Music MR. A. POWER U.S. History, Russian MRS. L. POLANSHEK Physical Education MR. A. RENEAU Science MR. W. POTTS Mathematics MISS A. ROGERS English, Journalism Is this the pose you desire Mr Germano The trials and complications of report card day Mr Wilbert and Mr. Peterson. The energy and gifts of our librarian, Mrs. Thompson, are inexhaustible and never-ending. Bounding billows, cease your motion, Bear me not so swiftly o'er. MR- R- SHERMAN MRS. S. THOMPSON Mathematics Librarian MISS A. THOMPSON MR. V. ROWE Mathematics English, Counselor Mary Robinson MRS. R. SLUZER History, English, Biology, Mathematics MR. D. VOLANDRI Industrial Arts MISS V. STUMP Spanish MR. W. WALLACE English MR. P. WATA Business Education MR. D. WEST Social Studies, English On all these shores there are echoes of past and future: of the How of time, obliterating yet containing all that has gone beforeg Rachel Carson MR. J. WILBERT Business Education MR. H. WORTHYLAKE Art, Mathematics, Industrial Arts Aye, aye, Skipper! 4'But Flanny, I like my hair the way it is. MRS. K. ADAMS MRS, M, FREI General Clerk Secretary MRS. S. NORUSH MRS. M. LINDGREN Attendance Clerk Principal's Secretary MRS. M. JENSEN Cafeteria Manager MRS. J. BREZINA Cafeteria Assistant MRS. C. HOWARD Records Clerk MRS. V. MILLER Attendance and Assistant Principal's Secretary Nea... MRS. M. HOWARD Audio-Visual and Bookroom Clerk MRS. l. POTTER Library and Mimeograph Clerk 3- saw MR- J- DUNNING Water, water, every where, Head CUSl0dl21n Nor any drop to drink. MR. J. MILANI Custodian MR. S. SHUTE Custodian MR. G. PITT Custodian MR. A. HOLMAN Custodian MRS. M. CORTEZ Matron MR. J. STEVENS Custodian Coleridge MR. A. BROWN MR. P. NYGAARD MR. F. ANDERSON MR. M. LOPES Building Custodian Custodian Custodian Head Gardener MR. P. CASAGRANDE MR. J. MANI MR. G. FENNER MR. T. BACKHAUS Gardener Carpenter Custodian Groundsman Left: MR. F. J UDSON Assistant Director of Maintenance and Operations Right: MR. R. HOETGER Director of Maintenance and Operations Year after year beheld the silent toil That spread his lustrous coilg Still, as the spiral grew, He left the past year's dwelling for the new, Stole with soft step its shining archway through, Built up its idle door, Stretched in his last-found home, and knew the old no more . . Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul, As the swift seasons roll! Leave thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler that the last, thee from heaven with a dome more vast, Till thou at length are free, Leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting sea! mass Uf 1960 2 5 l Oliver Wendell Holmes ' from The Chambered Nautilus MARTHA PYLE Scholar and dancer Fall TOM MATHEWS Vice-president BARBARA FORD Treasurer PAM MILLER Secretary CARLEITA THOMAS Girls' Representative I Sprl ng HEIDE CRONQUIST BOB WOCHILER Scholar and musician Secretary KATHY SILVA Girls' Representative SCOTT ALEXANDER Vice-president NANCY HUNT Treasurer .wi TIM DREYF US President A L T is vs 2 , . e ,art r BILL EMERSON President m s, William Arthur Acree James Allander Alexandra Allen Nancy Elise Aunapu Gulzarin Agha 28 2 W s X ii- 3 A Judy Ann Adams Scott Charles Alexander David Lloyd Arrow Judy Anderson Katherine Anne Bardea The legendary Senior Bench, the Mecca of every student. Ralston White Barnard James Holt Barnes Claude Kevin Beagarie El Cartio Barnes Timothy Dreyfus Raymond R. Beauchamp ,Q 29 fig N:-.l 'J- Edmund Bedecarrax Fred Leo Behringer Barbara Joan Bennett Larry G. Bibbens William G. Bishell Charles Oliver Bland Charles H. Blumenfeld Barbara Rae Bosl Ralph Harrison Brabo Peter Brindley ' Richard A. Bringle David Jon Broome An informal gathering of some local French enthusiasts. Drucilla Gail Brown Frank A. Brunini Colette M. Y. Bruvry Beverly Anne Bryson .inda Carol Burke Timothy Craig Burnham Christine Frances Burr Rudy Henry Bush Donald Lawerence Canavan Javid Quinn Cavagnaro William Michael Cavanagh Bonnie Jean Clark Michael S. Clear Dennis Mitchell Coleman Vohn Dorsy Constable Russell Earl Cook Bert Joseph Coverdale Ira Lee Craig Garland Lewis Crenshaw Rav Edwards is not only athleic. but also musical. Ross Parlette, a veritable scientist. William David Cromer Gary Lee Cummings Virginia Sue Dazey Diane Arlene DeSmet Judith Faye Bassett Heide I. Cronquist Thomas Lawerence Curr Carolyn Louise Dedrick Marvin Neil Dillsaver Rayfield M. Edwards Harvey Roland Crotts Danny Newton Davies Richard B. DeLew Loren Dean Donaldson Thomas Gerald Edwards Q ag? ' K 1? W +3 , f i v: AE: ..,. , 9 y ,X If s ff I r' 'aw V . i f? M ggi K In , gre y is Q, D 1.1 555 The ever-faithful messenger boy, that's ' v Denny. The industrious band at a rally as led by Dave Arrow and accented by Joe Reade. , ,.,.k , ,. .. M.. ,. ,, .. . 1 ff,, sm.: 4. , . Will Joseph hit the pinata? tHe did! Victoria Lynden Emerson William McLaughlin Emerson Sue Helene Erkelens William Farthing Zoe Ann Feliz Ronald John Foley its-m 1 1 1? V 3 , N R , Urea-wan f -' l 45 I Barbara Marie Fontes ' Barbara Ford John Michael Foster Royce Yvonne Foster Lydia Ann Fourshey Ruthmarie Frank Kristin Anna Frerichs Ronald Emil Funk Daniel Paul Gaut 'M AT-Q ax, if Q 1 VV mins ss.-9 if-J athleen Ann George Diane Lee Gill David John Glasson Kathy Graham enevieve Marie G1-uve! Lois Isabel Grimstead Raymond A. Grinsell Kathleen Ann Hale nv Qs. ,K Ht Marc Edward Hanchett Arthur James Hanson Judith Anne Harder Lois Jean Harr Johnny Ray Harris Judith Irene Harris -fu? Gary Michael Green Mina Elizabeth Ham Ross, Dave, Ang and Konnie: intense and diligent musicians. Mr. Boussy is forever finding--new talent? The mechanical Mr. Dillsaver with the object of his affection. Peter Q. Hathaway Harry E. Hersh Carolyn Jean Hohfeld Florence Octavia Hawkins Carol Lynn Hicks Helen Ruth Holloway Nita Louise Hayden Marion Deborah Hildreth Audrey Yvonne Holmes The smith, a mighty man is he . . Robert Hector Carol Jean Hofer Steven English Hopper Henry August Heilbron Cranford Hill Patrick Allen Hurtado ,, 'W As Kathy Young watches, Otis Bigus works at the potter's wheel. One of the rare tranquil mot ments in a Senior year: Judi Adams and Barbara Bennett. -mi -f Q if 'Ili x , W ,i is g N Y 4 F P4 ,. 1 Douglas Hunter Mary Mason Hurd Frank A, Ives Sherry Jones Robin Kerridge Mary Juanita Kennedy Konstance Kay Klenk Karla King David F. Kufner Dzintars Kozlovskis 'Q- Nancy Lee Hunt Eric David Johnson Joseph Kergueno Jarl Roger Klockars Ray L, Kimball 35 Stuart Kirk Laurie Peter Liebes Shirley Lee Leoni Barbara Rosanne Lindgren Karen Elaine Ledin John Grant Liebert Calista Ann Lewin Diane Lindman Judith Anne Little Jack David Lucas Reflections Robert Greenwood Little Susan Louise Lowery Charlotte June Lund Mary Hamilton Lyman Leonora McBride John Frank Marchini Dennis Craig Mayfield Evelyn K. McCaffrey James Allen McClure Donald Edward Marvin Raymond James Massagli Elizabeth T. Mibach Bart Anthony Miller Candace Anne McDonnell Thomas Richard Mathews Pamela Anne Miller The motley crew by the Senior Bench. Joanne M. Mack David Mayfield Judith Anne Miller IOP' ,yn Carol Mitchell Nayland Eugene Mitchell Ieanna Elizabeth Moss Brian Leo Muth ieorge Frank Nunez Ralph Ferrell 0'Connor Vicious Williams, Hopeful Hopper, and Eager Emerson with a Mysterious Package. Johnnie Lee Morgan Nell Elizabeth Myers Ina Beth O'Dell his Robert Hamilton Mosher Peter Allen Mote Richard Hazlett Neely Richard L. Nielsen Billie Sue Ollenberger Harrison J. Overturf David Russell Papenhausen Georgene Opal Perry Ross W. Parlette Q Ann Marsha Petermeier , i A . .Q 4 df Erik James Peterson Jacqueline Pierce in If 'A ei. ' V A' if Dave and Georgene - their efforts in the ceramics class. Tomorrow's homemaker today Mary Ellen Peterson Louis Marvin Piver Sydney Helen Peterzon Lucinda Porter Vivian Nell Phillips Nettie Berniece Price Jonathan Piehl Martha Ann Pyle .avern Ernest Roberts Iancy Lee Rouquie .orraine Ellen Sandstrom Anyone for potassium cyanide? Paulann Ross John Allen Ruei William R. Schraps ,,Lz'fLlY:S,r:eS!Qfi V, ' Mario Konrad Rotnicki Mary Beth Rosa Kenneth R. Schultz 1 V : Ziff Y' 141 5 N Y 35 , gjgi vs gigs M, A 2 S my 53. Nagoya ii ml 'fig 1, ,M 3 tg, i 1 1 8 rbi? , Q E Em A kx sm 5 V' H 4. QW! 5 M if 2 Wy ,Q ' 4 if Q if f was Q' liz? ws el A U91 Nziieg T F ff , vw N ' I :fav ' wfiisfefiwgi .. efffff M5215 ,, Cecelia B. Randolph Dennis Charles Reynolds Michael Richardson Maurice Sydney Roan Joseph Brooks Reade Rosalind Anne Reynolds Elizabeth Frances Risley Carolee M. Robbins Midnight surprise at the Pi Alpha Tau initiation. Beauty and the Beasts- Katherine Marie Silva Sharon Ann Sterne Mathew Otto Simone Robert William Sloan Nancy May Spencer Bonnie Jean Stauffer James Arthur Stuber Suzanne Cole Sturges Linda Mae Sutherland Katherine Alice Swett Q53 r X Judy Laverne Tamburini Judi Ann Tawns John Stephen Taylor Joanne Marie Terry Carleita Gloria Thomas Carolyn Eleanor Thompson Julianna Toth Joseph Fred Tucker Stanley Graham Utzman Brian N. Verhalen italie Waldteufel len Bryce Weinstein frry C. Williams ,H E .M ww l of ,K X I it C ? J Richard C. Wasserman Marilyn Alice White Seth John Wingate The fumbling C h e m student with his critical Lab Assistant. Marshe Jeanette Witte William Robert Woods Rachel Anna Dehl 1 Robert L. Wochiler Metta Jo Zimmer Mr. Duddy and an attentive Mr. Campion. Bruce and Jane contemplating at noon. Bank of America award winners: Dave Cavagnaro, Math and Scienceg Bob Wochiler, Fine Artsg Vicki Emerson, Liberal Artsg and Lorraine Sandstrom, Vocational Arts. Intent craftsmen in Art Metal. W ix. .uk av .2 fig 5,1 .1 M, 1 11: ,rv if , , A ,Q ' X Alf gn , .w g-, Q vlu. .M I V Wg.-M Q I V I sp' , 'CMF' , 'lM11sG'qw,, f .- 4 f ' ,- , .M ,, 'P' , W551, id. J, 'S 1, bv wwlfv VV Q gy .ug JF, gffif 'if . f Q , i 1 2 ,ww Q-r Y gf . 5'f 52.v 'Q 'lf Z - ll- ,K Q. avi :ff-J' . rf. z M' . 1? Q , mid 1 is 1 a ' , if X fQ'j-fy Y K D 4 w 'z - , 7 . s A 1 vfkivl ,,V ,,, It ,f , ,I n Q T , , . Wu ' swf A if I ' ' ,QV Q 9' ,, A l , I ,, W f .Q . Q ,. F SHELLS 'Reaching down arm deep into bright water I gathered on white sand under waves Shells, drifted up on beaches where I alone Inhabit a finite world of years and days. I reached my arm down a myriad years To gather treasure from the yester-millennial sea-floor, Held in my fingers forms shaped on the day of creation. Building their beauty in the three dimensions Over which the world recedes away from us, And in the fourth, that takes away ourselves From moment to moment and from year to year to year From first to last they remain in their continuous present. The helix revolves like a timeless thought, Instantaneous from apex to rim Like a dance whose figure is limpet or murex, cowrie or golden winkle. They sleep on the ocean floor like humming-tops Whose music is the mother-of-pearl octave of the rainbow Harmonious shells that whisper for ever in our ears, 'The world that you inhabit has not yet been createdf i' Kathleen Raine Lee Goldblatt Vice-president Suzy Rosse Treasurer X., 1 Alan Eshleman ll President An apparently enthusiastic jam session Carolyn Grant Sue Gillett Rick Snow Secretary Secretary Vice-president Linda Brown Joelle Mayer Peter Dodd Girls' Representative Girls' Representative Treasurer Stewart Hindley President Spring Class Cf l96I Mike, Alan and Ross concocting in the Chem lab. x Aiea Lunch at the Junior Wall . . . with some Sophomores along for variety. Adams, R. Armstead, K. Bardwell, R. Baukol, K, Beckett, L. Bochino, C. Adams, W. Baat, P. Barnes, P. Beals, S. Berquist, K. Bozio, R. Adler, J. Bandes, D. Barnes, T. Beasley, R. Bettencourt, R. Brady, P. Anderson, R. Banks, C. Barrett, A. 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Stewart, S. Stoyle, M. Suyuki, K. Mead Theater provides a pleasant, peaceful spot to enjoy lunch. .WP Us W 'duii Sweeden, C4 Two industrious juniors, Miranda and Tanlleyhilll S- Margot, make a sale to fellow junior, Thompson, D. Anita. ., .n Thompson, L. ' Vg ,. . if Thompson, W. ' L k lf. I if ' 'N' Thornson. S. .. -E ipp. , V X. 13 Tougey, S, . 1 23 l i ' . , Tresnon, P' W 1 Turner, W. 'C W' g 12 VanMeter, J . 3, .3 , , A - H N- ,jfillfif - 'ii Vlctorlno, D. . ., K .. ik X ' ,V 5, Vogenson, J. A it if it - volandfi, K- f l .... at i W r Vonder Werth, A. - . Walker, B. T - 5 Q ' I A z Wallace, B. , ward, C. p l p . . Warren, M. T 1, - f y. '- ai' Watkins, V. E ' ,- 1 Webb, lvl. 3 , Weil, J. 5 , gm e Weiser, S. ' 4. ig? Westmore, H. 11, , V W Whipple, J. ll, . . as , 1 white, A. r A fl ' 1 . lgigi H L. White J. I, .. f, k E 5 White, P. Wittenmcier, .. Wold, G. , ,tl Williams, N. l , i f i ' ptgfff . l S C C 'ln ' as lf In chambers deep, Where waters sleep, What unknown treasures pave the floor. Young The noon-time crowd at the Snack Bar. h,h ,., ' W vs ,K 45 W. .N u W 4 an V hgpp Q K Sr is :Q Womack, L. Young, R Zifcak, M. .. T Pete Hindley Jack Mosher President Vice-president .ynda Oakley Jennifer Herman Yvonne Thompson Bonnie Kerridge Treasurer Vjce.p1-esident Vice-president Treasurer Sandi Corsen Nickie McDonnell Sandy Berry Tassy Sullivan irls' Representative Secretary Secretary Girls' Representative all Spring Class Cf I96 Abbott, R. Albachten, R. Almcrants, L. A study period in the Library. Allen, S. Lai. 855121. I , 5 v X M. N was uhh 4 V mi 3 V . I .xg f .vw .... ,.. Q , if Sw? . SW . E if if Ar 25? Alquist, M. Alquist, M. Anshen, H. Andino, S. .5 ff l : - f-W' fi! 1. ,rjfsfiifi 1 W if 1 r.r. . I 'yr gg. :H 5 i 1 Ji.. ' QSELY- ' 1 s gi Angland, L. Amman, F. Al1fh0DY, T- Atkisson, B. Barnard, G. Beard, B. Bardea, P. 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Silva, E. Smith, L. Silveira, I. Smith, L. The sea never changes and its works, Pierce R' for all the talks of men, are Pilkington, M' wrapped in mystery. Polacchi D. -Joseph Conrad Polacchi, J. Pollock, J. Porter, C. Porter, J. Powell, L. Procter, M. Prosh, D. Putney, A. Quale, J. Rash, J. Reiter, K. Retter, J. Rice, A. Richart, R. Ritson, I. Roberts, S. Robertson, A. Q K Smith, W Souza, B. Spears, J ,A A . , ,,L, S. gi- f 5 W- -S lsle l J T T ii it .... . .+ , . Spurrell, R. Sukey, N. Talley, J. Thompson, Y. A melodious moment in the Music Department. Sterne, N. Sullivan, T. Taylor, J. Tobin, P. Stetson, D. Sutley, I. Thompson, K. Van Dalen, A. The Sea is as deep in a calme as in a stormef' John Donne Vesowate, D. Waterhouse, W. Wotsch, D. Williams, G. Wixson, P Waldteufel, E. Webb, S. White, B. Williams, J. Woods, D. Walter, S. Weinstein, S. White, N. Wintermantel, A. Wooten, J. One's expression through art is of infinite Warnick, J. Werner, M. Wild, S. Witte, C. Zilka,N. solitude. ,uv x . N ,.., . ...., . ..... ,.. . s . M Q.. . 'F . . as . - 3? K. .s-'f' . A ' ' t 5 ' i mfii - .- J S . i ssss - J 31 a S '5 4 A , ' ' W. ll' ls. f if Q' A ,..- , Q .W , . 1 . ',. . . ., X get ,, -1: 1: 2 if Q: ' . 1 k , . . A t:5?'T?:...-... . ' ' ' . , f' , .. 'yll H --W W-WW. 7 , i t , Qt, - 3 , X , l . mf s f . .gi ,R . agj l , N g str ki 4. , ' f W, X .X 1 x xrol McLaughlin Dale Solberg Secretary Treasurer Carole Bennett Carol McLaughlin Treasurer Secretary Fall Stephanie Sullivan Lynn Farnsworth Girls' Representative Girls' Representative Erica Atkisson Dale 501b9l'E Vice-president ViC9-Pf9Sid9Di Don Johnston Doug Chambers President President Adams, M. Allen, M. Arbuthnot, L. Alvazian, 0. Ambler, V. Atkiggony E, Albachten, M. Anderson, P. Bailey, S. 5 .sf ' ' ' R ..., f J -V . . B ' ,J ' . wt If. . Class of IQG3 Bandes, H Barrow, D Batz, M. I Barrow, M. Beban, R. Bennett, C. Bauer, A. Bedecarr Beagarie, M. 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'? 7 lawns v F E .iff .......,x-M if Xe DEBBIE HILDRETH GEORGENE PERRY KIRK LAURIE KEN SCHULTZ Treasurer Secrelary Yell Leader Rally Commissioner DAVE KUFNER Treasurer ke -Q 'R DAVE BROOME Fall President VICKI EMERSON Fall Vive-President I '1 JERRY WILLIAMS Spring Vice-Pre.s'ident JIM ALLANDER W Spring President DRUCILLA BROWN PETE MOTE EL CARTIO BARNES Secretary Yell Leader Rally Commissioner BONNIE CLARK Sang Leader Student Bod f Ufficers SUE LOWERY Song Leader FALL First row -left to right: W. Harker, C. Bennett, M. Fulton, R. Thompson, B. Basom, P. Newland, J. Ono J. Mayer. Second row: M. Zifcak, M. Lieberman, M. Hurd, A. Petermeier, N. Blumenfeld, D. Harris, L Larsen. Third row: D. Johnston, J. Martin, S. Ramsey, D. Stratton, P. Van Schaick, C. Kitchens, R Adams, E. Cox, Z. Feliz. Fourth row: J. Cooper, J. Williams, E. Collins, D. Jones, M. Rotnicki, G Blumenfeld, R. Pinto, H. Cronquist. L Precinct Re-pre-sentives lf liberty and equality, as is thought by some, are chiefly to be found in democracy, they will be best attained when all persons alike share in the government to the utmostf, -Aristotle We twain have met like ships upon the sea Forever may it stand, the Senior Bench! Who hold an hour's converse, so short, so What would the Seniors do without it? sweet. -A. Smith Boys' Self Government First row- left to right: D. Hildreth, C. Bruvry, G. Per- ry, N. Myers, J. Mayer, S. Gillett, S. Sterne. Second row: C. Randolph, B. Clark, C. Thomas, W. Watkins, K. Ledin, L. Burris, N. Williams, A. Allen, N. Hayden. Third row: M. Lincoln, V. Emerson, B. Bosl, K. Frerichs, J. Volz, K. McCue, N. Piver, G. Agha. Anyone can hold the helm when the sea is calm But these leaders have proven their stability through calm seas and rough. First row- left to right: R. Edwards, J. Williams, W. Emerson, R. Mosher, E. Col' lins, K. Schultz. Second row: E. C. Barnes, P. Mote, K. Laurie, J. Lucas, T. Mathews, R. Little, H. Hersh. Third row: T. Dreyfus, L. Bibbens, A. Eshelman, C. Breece, S. English, R. Bardwell, D. Broome. Girls' Self Government Letterman Club First row- left to right: C. Pratt, E Collins, D. Broome, D. Papenhau- sen, R. Neely, K. Laurie, S. Eng- lish, J. McCreary, B, Kraeger. Sec ond row: D. Jones, R. Snow, H. Hersh, M. Roan, R. Edwards, S Stewart, E. C. Barnes, L. Bibbens R. Scott, C. Scheiner. Third row: J Weil, C. Carrillo, D. Langhoff, P Dodd, J. Williams, T. Mathews, M Sweeney, N. White, J. Mosher, L Potts. Fourth row: S. Hindley, R Harrison, A. dePrado, W. Emerson R. Drexler, T. Dreyfus, R. Mosher R. Barnard, K. Schultz, E. Peter son, R. Hope. Judicial Committee FALL First r 0 w : L. Larsen, L. Smith, M. Hurd. Second row: P. Mote, B. Muth, H. Herr. Executive Committee Dave Broome, Vicki Emer- son, Nancy Aunapu, Ed Col- lins, Debbie Hildreth, Ken Schultz. As a self-governing student body, we are responsible in part for business and politics. Finance Committee Election Survey Com mittee First row- left to right: L. Angland, B. Bryson, P. Hig- gins, J. Mayer, G. Briggs, S. Pemberton, M. Frei. Second row: E. Kiechle, M. Forwood, E. Kelly, D. Harris, W. Wat- kins, N. Williams, S. Jacobs, Z. Feliz, J. Mack. Third row: B. Verhalen, D. Kufner, N. Aunapu, R. Little, K. Laurie, R. Mosher, R. Foley. First row- left to right: K. Young, P. Mote, B. Bosl, N. Spenser, S. Potter, D. Hil- dreth, K. Ledin. Second row: M. Hurd, D. Miller, R. Fos- ter, C. Randolph, B. Bryson, A. Allen, T. Sullivan, B. Ker- ridge, B. Atkisson, L. Larsen, M. Gillett, K. Reiter, K. Bar- dea, S. Dimitroff, V. Dee. First row-left to right: D. Brown, E. Johnson, S. Potter, P Miller, J. Olson, N. Aunapu, H. Lancaster, C. Lund, S. Gil F lett, J. Barnes. Second rowg D. Hildreth, D. Cavagnaro, T a Dreyfus, A. Esleman, B. Emerson, B. Scott, P. Hindley, R Wasserman, D. Broome, K. Schultz, M. Hanchett, R. DeLew V. Emerson. Student Council First row- left to right: D. Chambers, D. Cavagnaro, B. Emer- son, B. Clark, C. Bruvry, S. Hindley. Second row, J. Adler, L. Goldblatt, K. Swett, C. Thomas, C. McDonnell, N. Piver, D. Brown, L. Mibach, T. Sullivan. Third row, R. Parlette, J Weil, J. Mosher, K. Laurie, T. Dreyfus, R. Wochiler, R. Wasserman, E. Bedecarrax, J. Williams, D. Broome. Spring Big Sisters First row- left to right: S. Sterne, S. Erkelens, S. Gillett, N. Hunt, D. Gill, P. Miller, A. Okubara, D. Zimmer, L. McBride. Second row: C. Thomas, C. Bruvry, D, Lindman, B. Bryson, C. Thomas, K. Silva, K. George, G. Briggs, N. Hayden. Third row: C. Randolph, A. Allen, K. Frerichs, K. Ledin, D. Hildreth, M. Hurd, R. Reynolds, V. Phillips. Fourth row: N. Myers, J. Tawns, L. Blakely, C. Long, C. Bochino, K. Klenk, C. Massey, S. Pemberton, Z. Feliz. Girls, too, have shown their ability to lead, to work efficiently, and to serve their school. Girls' League S. Corsen, N. McDon nell, K. Bardea, A. Pe termeier, D. Brown, C Long. Second row: S Sterne, C, Thomas, K Silva, K. Klenk, M. For wood, L. Brown, S. Pot ter. First row- left to right: Judicial Committee SPRING Front: Carol Kitchens, Colette Bruvry Jennifer Herman. Back: Steve Dazey Ed Bedecarrax. Executive Committee SPRING Front row: B. Clark, L. Goldblatt, J. Al lander, D. Brown, Y. Thompson, C. Bru- vry. Back row: J. Williams, T. Mathews R. Wasserman, D. Kufner. C-irls' League Council SPRING Front row: C. Thomas, W. Watkins, T Sullivan. Back row: S. Sterne, K. Silval P. Miller, J. Mayer. 1 SPRING First row- left to right: S. Allen L. Goldblatt, N. Hunt, Z. Feliz M. Boates, J. Peterson, S Sterne, J. Lundberg, S. Dazey Second rowg C. J. Smith, B Mannes, Y. Thompson, N. Wil- liams, A. Okubara, L. McBride L. Farnsworth, K. Walker, J Novak, K. Dazey. Third row, C Bruvry, K. Reiter, A. Hutchin- son, P. Davis, J. Toth, S. Jacobs J. Cooper, W. Rice, D. Smith, J. Hall, N. White, T. Burnham. 7 Junior Red Cross First row- left to right: G. Agha, B. Man- nes, E. Lancaster, R. Kerridge, K. Ledin, G. Briggs. C ess Club Front row: R. Cyr, J. Gicker, K. Kraft, D. Healy. Back row: R. Wochiler, M. Clear, R. Boates, S. Utzman. Precinct Representatives 'YE . If ,S 11 Pi Alpha Tau First row- left to right: M. Frei, N. Myers, M. White, L. Brown. Second row: P. Tres- non, N. Williams, S. Sterne L. Burris, N. Rovelli, K. Fre richs. Third row: G. Perry N. Piver, B. Bosl, V. Emer son, B. Clark, J. Lundberg Fourth row: S. Gillett, N. Au napu, K. George, A. Peter- meier, C. Bruvry, W. Wat- kins, C. Thomas. . . to serve our school, our community, and our nation, First row- left to right: T. Sullivan J. Herman, R. Mc- Callum, M. Gillett, Y. Thomp- son, E. Kelly. Second row: S. Lose, B. Basom, L. Smith, J. Retter, N. Blumenfeld. Third row: C. Ferns, R. Thompson, J. Barnes, A. van Dalen, L. Larsen, S. Cobb. for service is our duty and our honor. Nu Alpha Tau -..MQ as lv First row- left to right: M. Alquist, L. Behringer, M. Alquist, L. Brown, K. Baukol, C. Bochino, L. Busch, G. Barnard, J. Christianson. Second row: C. Allroggen, B. Basom, P. Davis, D. DeSmet, E. Bedecarrax, E. C. Barnes, E. Collins, C. Bruvry, M. Boates, R. Boates. Third row: R. Barnard, E. Canet, J. Donald- son, N. Aunapu, R. Beckstrom, C. Breece, W. de Prado, D. Cavagnaro, R. De Lew, W. Callister, S. Dazey. Honor T First row- left to right: R. Frank, L. Hamilton, R. Grinsell, J. Gicker, P. Higgins, S. Gillett, M. Gillett, J. Jacobsen, M. Frei, L. Grimstead. Second row: V. Emerson, J. Herman, S. Heick, H. Hamler, S. Hind- ley, R. Dodd, D. Harris, C. Ferns, D. Foster, H. Herr. Third row: T. Dreyfus, W. Emerson, E. Johnson, W. Farthing, H. Heilbron, A. Eshelman, P. Hindley, J. Hall, J. Ferber. First row- left to right: M. Michaelson, M. McLin, R. McCallum, M. Proctor, P. Miller, J. Lundberg, L Oakley, L. Larsen. Second row: H. Lancaster, M. Maguire, F. OlConnor, C. Mielenz, K. Klenk, C. Long N. Klenk, B. Mannes, E. Kelly. Third row: R. Little, N. Piver, A. Putney, J. Meacham, N. McDonnell B. Kerridge, P. Muszynski, K. McCue. First row- left to right: N. Zilka, N. Rovelli, C. Stoll, P. Tresnon, K. Silva, T. Sullivan, J. Taylor, S. Sterne, C. Sterling. G. Perry. Second row: R. Scott, K. Shippey, S. Ramsey, C. J. Smith, N. Williams W. Watk'n J. V ' ' ' 1 s, ogenson, L. Smith, Y. Thompson, J. Retter, S. Tousey. Third row: G. Barr, M. Zifcakz M. Stoye, R. Dillingham, R. Snow, J Williams J Stubblebine M Hanchett K Volandri A Stan en . , . , . , . , . g - berger. C. S. F. Honor T and C.S.F. ad- visors Mr. Duddy and Mrs. Baker who have worked long and hard for us. F First row: left to right, L. Brown, L. Goldblatt, S. Hindley, C. Bochino, J. Lundberg, M. White. Second row, J. Heynen, R. Grinsell, W. Watkins, N. Rovelli, C. Stoll, K. Baukol. Third rowg L. Grimstead, D. DeSmet, F. O'Connor, R. Wochiler, P. Dodd, A. Friedman, M. Pyle. Fourth row, M. Stoye, R. Barnard, C. McDonnell, M. Zifcac, N. Piver, K. Schulz, E. Kiechle. Fifth row, A. Stangenberger, J. Williams, C. Breece, E. Johnson, D. Kufner, J. Weil. Like a plank of driftwood, tossed on a stormy sea, Another plank encounters, meets, touches, parts again. Sir Edwin Arnold Fall officers, Front: J. Herman, Y. Thomp- son, N. Aunapu. Back: S. Hindley, R. Bar- nard, E. Johnson, E. Bedecarrax, M. Zif- cak, R. Grinsell. Spring officers, Front: G. Perry, J. Barnes, P. Miller, R. Wochiler, B. Kerridge, K. Schultz, J. Meacham. If .. 1 if G- r . H S i i- Lovable Mr. Wallace, the adviser Hula-hooping Kufie. First row: left to right- J. Adler, J. Barnes, M. Forwood, B. Halling, S. McKinney R. Richards, K. Klenk, J. Johnson,C. Lund, A. van Dalen, R. Wochiler. Second row D. German, D. Crain, T. Bullock, M. Stoye, S. Pendleton, D. Hoag, E. Bedecarrax, H Heilbron, R. DeLew, R. Parlette. Junior Statesmen PAI YEARBUUK STAFF The whole difference between construction and creation is exactly thisg that a thing con- structed can only be loved after it is constructedg but a thing created is loved before it exists. -Gilbert Keith Chesterton David Cavagnaro Editor Drucilla Brown Office Manager Pam Miller Publicity Mike Sweeney Assistant Sports Editor Jerry Williams Sports Editor l Mrs. K. Martin Advisor Colette Bruvry Copy Editor Bill Emerson Business Manager DON CANAVAN KABLA KING Fall Editor SPUUE Ed1t0I' First row: left to right- S Hindley, R. Dehl, F. Oman D. Bono, K. Silva, D. Ger- man. Second row, R. Nielson K. King, J. Tawns, W. Schrapps, L. Grimstead, J. Hofer, L. Bibbens. First row: left to right- B. Butte, S. Hindley, R. Mel- burn, N. K r e u t e r. Second rowg N. Rovelli, K. Silva, L. Grimstead, N. Wiliams, J. Hofer. Third rowg R. Drex- ler, C. Grant, J. Simpson, K. King, D. Canavan, E. Niel- son, D. German. Tamalpais News Staff ' . International Club First row- left to right: F. Weinstein, V. Miller, J. Barnes, B. Saunders, I. Sutley, W. Watkins, A. Eshelman, S. Lose, J. Adler, J. Mack. Second row: K. Shippey, J. Volz, M. Lieberman, J. Gray, J. Lundberg, D. Harris, E. Johnson, E. Bedecarrax, P. Higgins, E. Kelly, L. Brown, S. Potter. Third row: N. Piver, N. Williams, N. Aunapu, R. Wasserman, M. Hurd, P. Mote, B. Bosl, R. Wochiler, E. Collins, H. Herr, S. Dimitroff, A. Allen, C. Breece, T. Bergquist. Fourth row: D. Cavagnaro, D. Brown, C. Steele, L. Goldblatt, S. Gillett, S. Heick, A. van Dalen, Y. Thompson, D. Crain, N. Rovelli, D. Bandes, R. Grinsell, D. Carr. Two shall be born the whole wide world apart And speak in different tongues and have no thought Each of the other's being and no heed. And these o'er unknown seas to unknown lands Shall cross, escaping wreck, defying death, And all unconsciously shape every act And bend each wandering step to this one end, That one day out of the darkness they shall meet And read life's meaning in each other's eyes. Susan Marr Spalding American Field Service finalists from Tam Exchange students Joseph and Gulzarin being inter viewed by Mr. Mitchell. French Club Latin Club First row- left to right: J. Mayer Y. Thompson, P. Tresnon, J. Adler T. Bergquist, J. Barnes, P. Miller J. Bedecarrax. Second row: S Rosse, L. Larsen, B. Carah, D. De- Smet, S. Corsen, J. Dreyer, C Bruvry. Third row: C. Novak, J Taylor, W. Watkins, V. Emerson A. Allen, R. Wochiler, J. Novak, S Dazey. Fourth row: K. McCue, K Shippey, T. 0'Brian, D. Bandes, D Stratton, S. Heick, P. Muszynski K. King, C. Broman. Fifth row: J Vogenson, A. van Dalen, V. Miller R. Bardwell, E. Johnson, D. Kuf: ner, P. Hindley, S. Taylor. First row- left to right: J. Jacob- sen, T. Sullivan, S. Cobb, L. Lar- sen, R. McCallum, S. Gillett, M. White, A. Petermeier, E. Lancas- ter. Second row: C. Bruvry, M. Gil- lett, J. Herman, A. Rice, D. Strat- ton, A. Friedman, J. Lundberg, A. Allen, M. Forwood. Third row: J. Retter, M. Foster, E. Kelly, L. Smith, L. Usdane, S. Ramsey, K. Bloom, R. Mills. Fourth row: M. Schrick, F. O'Connor, S. Hindley, R. Whittington, C. Lund, S. Lose, T. Martindale, P. Oppenheim. Fifth row: C. Breece, H. Lancaster, J. Meacham, P. Hindley, L. Elder, I. Sutley, W. Dueease, D. Jones, J. Weil. Spanish Honor Society The sea speaks a universal language to people on all shores. German Club First row- left to right: J. Christian, L. Brown, K. Bau- kol, L. Goldblatt, J. Heynen, P. Higgins. Second row: C. Bradley, Z. Feliz, B. Clark, R. Reynolds, P. Davis, C. Mielenz. Third row: A. Stan- genberger, D. Elizondo, P. Liebes, T. Dreyfus, J. Wil- liams, J. Ferber, R. Beck- strom. First row- left to right: J. Young, J. Stauffer, E. Fort- ner, J. Wolf, R. Grinsell, R. Barnard, J. Furchak, R. Scott, S. Tea.sell, L. Donnan, W. Zimmer, G. Daulton. Sec- ond row: M Michaelson, N. McDonnell, J. Stubbelbine, S. Gillett, K. Frerichs, N. Blu- menfeld, J. Taylor, N. Ro- velli, G. Briggs, D. Friesen, S. Taneyhill, J. McCoy, J. Williams. Third row: H Cronquist, L. Hathaway, C Scheiner, R. DeLew, E. Kie- chle, L. Smith, N. Sukey, D Crain, D. Foster, F. 0'Con- nor, D. German, J. Volz, P Ross, A. Lawrence, M. Frei Fourth row: J. McCreary, M Lankamer, W. Sefton, M Stoye, K. Volandri, A. Put ney, R. Albrid, L. Mayrisch A. Eshleman, T. Burnham, G Barnard, S. Pendleton, S Heynen, C. Thompson, J Jett. First row: left to right- D. Ban- des, E. Johnson, F. O'Connor, S. Hindley, M. Zifcak, K. Pratt D. German. Second row, F. 0 man, P. Davis, N. Rovelli, C. J Smith, K. Baukol, D. DeSmet Third row, J. Kergueno, H. Heil- bron, D. Kufner, M. McGuire W. Sefton, A. Stangenberger, J Meacham, J. Stubblebine, D Cavagnaro, E. Bedecarrax. First row- left to right: R. Mc Callum, M. Procter, Y. Thomp- son, M. Gillett, J. Herman, T. Bergquist, L. Larsen, P. Miller, G. Barnard. Second rowg J Dreyer, D. German, J. Taylor, N. Rovelli, P. MacLaird, J Gicker, J. Overturf, B. Ker ridge, P. Hathaway. Third row, A. Stangenberger, W. Watkins N. Blumenfeld, C. Thomas, F O'Connor, P. Muszynski, D. De- Smet, S. Heick, B. Little. Four th row, M. Stoye, L. Smith, A Friedman, H. Herr, R. Wochiler, D. Foster, S. Lose, R. Dilling- ham. Fifth rowg S. Pendleton H. Lancaster, E. Bedecarrax, E. Johnson, J. Constable, W. F a r t h i n g , P. Oppenheim, I. Sutley. Sixth row, S. Dazey, B. Jordan, N. Aunapu, P. Liebes, J. Stubblebine, W. Sefton, J. Meacham, P. Hurtado, K. Schultz. Seventh row, W. Can- lett, D. Crain, D. Cavagnaro, C. McDonnell, T. Bullock, R. De- Lew, S. Taylor, N. Piver, R. Parlette, H. Heilbron. First row- left to right: D. Mil- ler, D. Bandes, A. Stangenber- er, D. Cavagnaro, T. Bullock. Second row, D. Crain, D. Ger- man, F. Oman, F. 0'Connor, J. Kergueno. i ll ath Club Photography Club M -1. K 1 First row, left to right: S. Taney- hill, A. Erlenkotter, G. Woodkins M. Alquist, P. Muszynski, L. Pem berton, M. Alquist. Second row: H. Bandes, P. Nati, M. Nagy, H. Mc- Clymont, B. Mannes, K. Parker, J Adler, J. Barnes, L. Neisingh, N. Klenk, L. Flavelle, R. Phelps, E Fortner. Shorthand Club First row- left to right: J. Stiltner D. Gill, C. Thompson, S. Lowery A. Brown, K. Swett. Second row: C Carlton, R. Lindgren, C. Long, C Bochino, J. Little, P. Hospodar Third row: K. Ledin, K. Frerichs B. McMurran, J. Toth, K. Bardea J. Tamburini, M. Duff. Fourth row S. Tousey, S. Sievers, S. Finley, B Stauffer, L. Sandstrom, L. Burke Miss Guasco. ibrary Club ,ng Y Health Careers Club Bottom row- left to right: B. Bosl, C. Hicks, K. George, D, Stratton, M. Alquist. Second row: B. Clark, N. Thompson, J. Buggey, S. Lose, M. Lin- coln, D. Harris. Tow row: P. Muszynski, L. Grimstead, P. Miller, L. McBride, A. Law- rence, M. Alquist. as Wisdom still by seeing grows, But no man the unseen knows, Shall he fare or ill or well Who of mortals can foretell'? Sophocles Future Teachers Kneeling: J. Caughie, V. Dee E. Kelly, B. Kerridge, S Taneyhill. Seated: J. John- son, D. Friesen, G. Agha, R. Kerridge, E. Kiechle. Stand- ing: C. Thomas, G. Briggs, D. Zimmer, L. Angland, J. Bug- gey, Mrs. Philp. L sfik ,iii :pf 1' Art Club First row: left to right- D. Lind- man, B. Bryson, S. Dimitroff, S. Corsen, I. Dittler. Second row, B. Kraeger, S. Heick, E. Canet, D. N els o n , A. Hutchinson. Third rowg M. Hanchett, C. Rob- bins, J. Olson, B. Coverdale, I. Sutley. Forensics First row: left to right- M. White, L. Goldblatt, S. Potter, D. Nelson, L. Brown, S. Gillett. Second rowg J. Williams, E. Bedecarrax, S. Hindley, A. Esh- leman, E. Collins, C. Breece, D. Brown. Writing Club First row: left to right- A. Van Dalen, E. Risley, T. Pyle, J. Younger. Second rowg D. Cavag- naro, D. Crain, D. Hoag, D. Ger- man, F. O'Connor. Urchestra First row- left to right: J. Anderson, C. Hicks, J. Adler, J. Barrett R Wochiler J Barnes K Kraft E Johnson, N. Klenk, V. Meacham, P. Muszynski. Second row: A. Margolis H Lancaster D Mayfield J Reade, J. Buol, W. Silva, J. Peck, D. Nelson, J. Donaldson, N. Rouquie Third row S McKinney Mrs Pittenger, D. Hoag, M. Boates, T. Bullock, G. Nunez, R. Edwards, R Abbott C Burr R Snow First row- left to right: L. McBride S. Dimitroff, J. Adler, A. Lawrence N. Rovelli, G. Briggs, G. Givens A. Margolis. Second row: W. Silva T. Broome, L. Flavelle, J. Buol L. Grimstead, C. Hicks, R. Rey- nolds, M. Boates. Third row: P. Hathaway, N. Klenk, D. Dilcher, R. Wochiler, K. Kraft, N, Williams, N. Piver, P. Oppenheim. Fourth row: A. Foster, H. Lancaster, K. Shippey, J. Bassett, J. Peck, E. Johnson, D. Mayfield, R. Foster. Fifth row: P. Hurtado, J. Reade B. Atkisson, M. Sutherland, R. Ab- bott, D. Arrow, H. Cronquist. 1 1 7 1 x 1 Music was a thing of the soul . . . murmured of the eternal sea- J. G. Holland usic Club Tamalpais Choir At the opening of the Winter Olym- pics, our choir was a part of the three thousand voice group. These are a few pictures taken by Dave Arrow at the opening ceremonies. if Q g, 1 Y, as 1 U i- f W K :fi ts' i, , V f is 1. , f 'i 4. , -5 fkfew it PQ , M, rw .yi ,, -v , , . hx , ' A ww swiiffw is-H L tif IL wwe! A if Pep Club Modern Dance Club First row- left to right: B. Franklin, J. Taylor, R. McCallum, T. Bergquist, A. Okubara C. Long, K. Silva, D. Schukar, S. Reed. Second row: K. Shippey, R. Kerridge, A. Rice K. Olson, D. Lindman. Third row: S. King, M. May, V. Wright, F. Forwood. Fourth row. C. Lund, C. Hohlfeld. 93 Yi Y 5245 E' W3 It W + , W, 1 HL' 1 . v .Xfn L' ,iw 5 ,gg . . . in :VV,, K in LQ f' ,wg -,Y Q--2. ' f T XM xi Kittie did all the choreography her self for Brigadoon . The wedding of Charles Dalrymple and his Bonnie Jean. There seems to be no rest for Jerry Williams as Francie Oman pursues , , th Il f 1' . Nancy Hunt, Rich Wasserman, Ang M3Tg0l1S, and Dave e rea Ove 0 my lfe Kufner in Thunder on Sycamore Street. 1960 DRA MATIC PRODUCTION Thunder on Sycamore Street All school play Brigadoon Musical with Choir Eve of St. Mark Senior play Dave Arrow shows his skill at the difficult Sword Dance . K ,RVN Front row: S. Taylor, K. Schultz. Middle row: J. Front row: P. Mote, E. C. Barnes, L. Bibbens, T Tamburini, K. Silva, N. McDonnell, S. Potter, N. Dreyfus. Middle row: R. Harrison, R. Little, N Aunapu. Second row: K. Laurie, E. Bedecarrax, D. McDonnell, S. Potter, K. Silva. Back row: J. Wil Arrow, R. Parlette. liams, E. Bedecarrax, D. Arrow, R. Wasserman D. Jones. Ho! Ho! Ho! It's Mr. Reneau! The Tam Indian mascot at the end of the , , Commission Ken and Nancy at the Hallowe'en Dance. I Sk: Club Front row- left to right: R. Harrison, S. Clark, L. Goldblatt, M. Lieberman, A. Allen, B. Bosl. Middle row: T. Dreyfus, J. Volz, P. Tresnon, S. Potter, L. Gold- blatt, P. Mote. Back row: J. Mosher, K. Laurie, L. Bibbens, B. Mosher, E. Col- lins, R. Pinto. Exchange Students Joseph Kergueno, from France, and Gul- zarin Agha from Pakistan, Tom Mathews to Germany, and Lisa Mibach to Italy. The sea hath fish for every man George Pettie ,A .ia gwfi Q 3 x, 3 , . ,M-ff RK X H. at ...Fi ia , 'M L X S f 'ki e--M rw. 'H fr. X 1 G. A. A. Council FALL Front row: C. Lund, S. Lose, L. Busch, J. Mayer. Back row: B. Basom, E. Ca- net, M. Duff, G. Woodkins. SPRING Left to right: K. Silva, N. Williams, B. Basom, J. Vogensen, B. Franklin. Aquatic Aides Front row- left to right: N. Williams, W. Watkins, N. McDonnell, B. Clark. Middle row: S. Potter, P. Tresnon, S. Gillett, S. Lose, N. Martin. Third row: J. Mayer, E. Canet, J. McCoy, K. Stenros, D. Har- ris, L. Goldblatt, M. Lincoln. G.A.A. Nickie McDonnell and Linda Larsen in synchronized swimming number. Sylvia Ruska, O l y m p i c swimming champion and Tamites at G.A.A. Splash Day. Siamese Children -back row: Jenni- fer, Bonnie, and Sueg front row: Joelle, Pam and Lee. Mrs. Mary Baker and her son, Bill, at the G.A.A. Splash Day. Kirk Laurie, Nancy Spencer, and Bob Mosher. Not pictured, Jean Gilfillan. YELL LEADERS ln all time of our distress, And in our triumph too, The game is more than the player of the game, And the ship is more than the crew! Rudyard Kipling Captain Bob Hector Senior Guard . . . A11-League . . . voted team's captain and most valuable player . . . strong mainstay of the line . . . pos- sible All-Northern California lineman . . . consistent sparkplug on offense and de- fense . . . a team player. Varsity Football For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name He marks- not that you won or lost- but how you played the game SONG LEADERS Grantland Rice Kathy Dazey Bonnie Clark Barbara Bosl Winnie Watkins Joan Lundberg Lynda Oakley Lloydine Burris Sibyl Cobb l959 Football Scores Tamalpais 13 S. San Francisco 7 Tamalpais 13 . .... Napa 19 Tamalpais 6 Marin Catholic 7 Tamalpais 31 . . Novato 7 Tamalpais 19 . San Rafael 13 Tamalpais 13 . . Vallejo 19 Tamalpais 7 . Redwood 20 TAMALPAIS 31 . . DRAKE 0 Head Coach Jim Hanretty Tam mentor Jim Hanretty started the 1959 foot- ball season in the new Marin Catholic Athletic League with the addition of two new faces on the coaching staff, Al Ahlsten and Al Powers, the only holdover being line coach Pete Belden. Coach Hanretty looked forward to this season as the one that would provide Tam with a champion- ship football team, but had to be content with a tie for second. -V I Back Coach A1 Ahlsten End Coach A1 Power Line Coach Pete Belden Rayfield Edwards Senior Halfback . . . All- League . . . team's most valuable back Dennis Reynolds Senior Center . . . team's most inspirational player . . . vicious on defense Jerry Williams Senior Tackle . . . consistent offensive and defensive start- er Russell Cook Senior Fullback . . . powerful and speedy runner . . . team's best tackler Larry Hamilton Sophomore Quarterback . . . team's m o st improved player Pat Morgan , Junior Halfback . . . a Prep of the Week . . . consistent ground gainer David Broome Senior Guard . . . speedy run- ner when leading blocking for a fleet back Dave Papenhausen Senior Tackle . . . hampered by injuries but an asset on of- fense and defense Ed Collins Pete Dornbach Junior End . . . team's Junior End . . . team's best defensive back leading pass receiver Scott Alexander Harry Hersh John Morgan Norman Kreuter El Cartio Barnes John Harris Ray Beauchamp Sam Helms Maurice Roan Bill Prosch Tom Sadler Hal Clements Glenn Johnston Harry Herr Marvin Ravely Jay DeBeaubien Paul Warne Bob Hector Larry Pangle Irvin Sutley Jay DeBeaubien Varsity Reserves Ted Anthony Brian Beard Elmer Collett Norm White Peter Hmdley Bob Melbern 108 Jim Hall Fred 8: Ted Fellows Rocky Caravelli Peter Bardea i f. Bob Sousa Dick Bettencourt Bill Callister Dick Pl9I'e6ClIll Ron Foster Tom Martindale Reed Dillingham Jack Lundahl Student Trainer Head Manager Sherman Stewart Manager John Ruef Manager Jim Boitano Freshman Managers Jerry Dreyfus Roger Ludlow A large part of the success of any athletic team is due to the tireless work of its staff of managers. Football l959 WON 4 LOST 4 Tamalpais 13- S. San Francisco 7 . . . The first game of the season was contested on the Tam grid. Norm Kreuter led the team with the scoring coming on two long touchdowns by Ray Edwards. Tamalpais 13- Napa 19 , . . Seemingly play- ing the first half in a daze, the Indians woke too late to win but looked impressive in a last minute drive. Edwards scored both touchdowns. Tamalpais 6- Marin'Catholic 7 . . . The In- dians lost a heartbreaker to Marin Catholic in their first league game. The only touchdown came on a run by Edwards. Tamalpais 31- Novoto 6 . . . The Redmen, led by sophomore Quarterback Tex Hamilton and a sharp defense, went on the warpath against the Hornets. Pat Morgan received Prep of the Week honors for his strong play. Tamalpais 19- San Rafael 13 . . . A highly spirited Tam team entered the traditional Big Game with intentions of beating their old rival. It was led to victory by Rayfield Edwards, Prep of the Week for his explosive running, and Ed Collins. Tamalpais 13- Vallejo I9 . . . Playing a sur- prisingly weak Vallejo team, Tam could never quite get anything going and came out on the losing end. Tamalpais 7- Redwood 20 . . . Although a spirited Tam team entered the game with high hopes, it was overwhelmed by the Giant tide. TAMALPAIS 31- DRAKE 0 . . . In the official Big Game of the season, the Indians, led by Big Game Queen Gena Dazey, played a slow first half and then exploded for nineteen points in the third quarter to close the season on a happy note. 109 Freshman Football Coach Ed Chavez and Coach Jim Fitz- gerald took a large but enthusiastic group of freshman boys and formed a well-organized precision machine that virtually roared through the season without absorbing a single loss. Warren Domino, Bill Rice, and Don John- ston proved to be the real workers of the teamg and all the boys will be back next year as po- tential varsity candidates. ,ww K -w Row one- left to right: Foster, Detsh, Gomes, Walker, Solberg Mack, Saunders. Row two- left to right: Pinto, Domino, White, Rice Johnston. ' - 1 3 ...M 2 Row one- left to right: Martin, Frost, Kreiger, Houston, Johnson Cline, Durbin. Row two- left to right: Heard, Hamilton, Ford, Har Coach Jim Fitzgerald Coach Ed Chavez ,QQ ris, Long. Row one- left to right: Yeazell, Gillingham, Taylor, Deutsch, Mc Cue, Clark, Warnick, Shipley, Kelley. Second row- left to right Finley, Stetson, McIntyre, Daulton, Osborne, Johnson, Cleveland if 5 ' a in pf fi ryiri llg 5k , it gg K W V fltgfgw Q Q Q i ' A5 Q M 6 a g'x '3' K ,, ai. n ' U KM A 1 A yy 5 F 5' Qi Qi. Q 4 X ' -. ' . ,, N.. ,,,. , Sf , qi sv-nw WMS? ,!m..,.ggs,Wi , , , M Q . ,b ,,, ., . Q 'L-' My V 4 .- W, .V Aw , 1 . V Q, A -, , , ,- V f . W ' R gawk S. 5 ,4 , 44 gm A ' f f if f -V HY i M- 'Q A :4' fl ,A ,. . - 1, 'Y -iv ' ek ',:.. 2 : i' X Tu fx if E, :w,gr:'.,'1 , Q? ' 1' 4 A iw ev 4 ' 'N kkkkk x , 4, My ,fr 4 , I I A .1 V.. ,A I W 1 lhl A. ds. ls! iw ,,... , , ,X xg 'wx W av 4 , ., ,, 1, ,wjfnfl in f I 'QUWKA A ,.f,. .41, 1, .im if . , Q gg x V 7 1 wt, T4 A A 3 K i 2 J , Z, n A ,X A hi W 1, M . WA , Q if , KN ,R g X f W ggmlg 'wry 7 Egg m Liwii-gg? IHA ' 3' , 1 3 is 1 f ,W Q E A . P, . U... A ,K Q Qfxfwm Q ,qv , Q 14' - fu Q vv M an M H 9 2 0 I 5 2' D, sz A ? if - . f A ,, V I , Q, ' iw , f , ff Q,-g K an-A ffff . i- 1' in ,E X, Q X W f X 0 'af fx -X 3, ww M , 5 w, 'lt I Q Q , E .-nuns Tamalpais is spelled out by the Tam letter-carriers who per- formed with the marching band during half-times at all of the football games. Big Game Queen Gena Dazey led the Indians against the rival Drake Pirates. After being nom- inated by the Letterman Club, she was selected the fairest of them all by a general election of the student body. Princesses Nancy Spencer and Winnie Watkins were elected to accompany Queen Gena in the Big Game festivities. Also selected to round out the court were Prin- cesses Barbara Bosl and Joelle Mayer. The intent Coach Hanretty. Is it bird, beast, or foul? Pick up your spirit, girls! 114 Marching Band Ta mettes Coach Belden gives a few last minute instructions. Everybody's yelling it--Hooray for Tam! Will he make if? Did we? .... Well, maybe next year. . i ?M,l if A35 z 1 v T P i t '- a Q 116 SPRING YELL-LEA DERS Tim Dreyfus Carolyn Thompson Gena Dazey Head Yell-leader Pete Mote The ship is anchored safe and sound, Its voyage closed and done, From fearful trip the victor ship comes in With object won. Walt Whitman Varsity Coach Ed Chavez Give me a spirit that on this life's rough sea Loves t'have his sails fill'd with a lusty wind, Even till his sailyards tremble, his masts crack, And his rapt ship run on her side so low That she drinks water and her keel plows air. George Chapman Varsity Basketball SPRING SONGLEADERS Judy Tamburini, Kathy Bardea, Julianna Toth, Jani Novak, Sue Lowery, Vicki Camp w....A , SEASON SCORES - 1960 - LEAGUE Tamalpais ..,EEEE.. 44 Tamalpais .... EEE 45 Tamalpais EEEE EEE 51 Tamalpais EEEEE EEE 46 Tamalpais EEEE EEE 55 Tamalpais EEEE EEE 48 Tamalpais EEEE EEE 42 Tamalpais EEEEE EEE 63 Tamalpais EEE EEE 45 Tamalpais EEEEEEEEE 37 Practice Record Marin Catholic EEEEEE Drake EEEEEEEE EEEE Redwood EEEE Novato EEEEE San Rafael EEEEEEEEE Marin Catholic EEEEEE Drake EEEEEEEE Redwood EEEE Novato EEEEE San Rafael EEEE EEEE 4 won- 6 lost Conrad Hoetger Russ Cook Although they won only four games out of ten during the practice sea- son, the Tamalpais Indians Varsity Basketball team hit their full stride as the Marin County Athletic League opened-- and they never lost stride,run- ning through their ten-game league schedule undefeated. Coming from St. Mary's High School in Berkeley, Coach Chavez took over a squad that was named pre-season to the favorite's role in the County league, with letterman and regulars Ray Edwards, Conrad Hoetger, Russ Cook, and Bob Hector the nucleus around which he was to build his championship squad. In the coming years Tam will be a force in MCAL basketballg witness that of the 15-man championship squad there are only four seniors, nine juniors and two sophomores promise good years to come. Mark Zifcak Norm Kreuter Ray Edwards Bob Hector Bill Harker Matt Simone Jim Mitchelle Dennis Langhoff o v Charles Bll1l0Ck Russ Abbott Pete Dornbach I960 U ndefeated Va rsity Tea m TOITI Yarbourgh Tom Sadler Pat Morgan o a MARIN CATHOLIC... 2-0 Conrad Hoetger scored 20 points, 16 in the second half, to lead the Indians to a 44-42 victory over the Wildcats of Marin Catholic in the first game. Conn received Prep of the Week for his outstanding effort in this first league game of the season. Charles Bullock was the straw that broke the Wildcats, back in the sec- ond game as he led the Indians to a 48-45 victory. Surrounded by Drake assailants, Ray Edwards, center, prepares to pass to a waiting team mate. DRAKE... 2-0 Tam again played an outclassed opponent in the Pirates from Drake. Scoring two easy victories, the Indians managed to set a league record in the second game by pulling down 64 rebounds. Coach Chavez again used these games to prepare the reserves for the coming years. 120 NOVATO . ., 2-0 Tam proved to be too much for the outclassed Hornets from Novato as the Indians took both games with relative ease. In the first game Ray Edwards could not miss, as he scored 15 points in three quarters. Coach Chavez used both games to give his reserves playing experience. Hinky Kreuter prepares to do battle with the Pirates from Drake, but Stretch Mitchelle comes to the rescue. Rayfield Edwards goes up with another two-pointer that led Tamalpais to two victories over the Pirates. l i Rebounding exceptionally well the whole year, Tamal- pais has two more points batted in by big Russ Cook. l PtDbhdkf 't-'l't Tomd iadler attempts to drive through, around, or under the Red- psiris sgginasi Msgnscstioiicivrls Crlpp mg wo woo e ense. Bob Hector leads a fast break as he lays up the cripple for an easy two points. SAN RAFAEL . . . 2-0 Ray Edwards and Conrad Hoetger were the stal- warts in the Indians early season 55-39 victory over the Bulldogs. In the first game Conn led the team in scoring with nineteen points, but Ray Edwards re- ceived 'fPrep of the Week honors for his fine re- bounding. The second game was played after the championship had been won, so Coach Chavez used his reserves liberally. Hinky Kreuter shows some of the form that took the sting out of the Hornets. REDWOOD . . . 2-0 Against Tam's arch rivals, the Giants from Red- wood, the Indian basketball team gained revenge for the football loss in the fall by scalping the Giants twice. Bob Hector turned in a fine floor game in the first game, and Russ Cook received Prep of the Weeki' for his fine play in the second game as he led the In- dians to a 63-46 trouncing. Ray Edwards and Charlie Bullock also turned in fine performances. 121 LIGHTWEIGHT BA SKETBA LL TEAM Coach A1 Ahlsten In his first year as coach, Al Ahlsten had one of the more successful Lightweight Basketball seasons of recent years. He completed the league season with a respectable five and five record. This year's team had only one senior in comparison to five freshmeng this fact promises good things in the years to come. Inexperienced juniors proved themselves throughout the season as Bob Melburn, Danny Mayer, and Mike Zifcak turned in excellent performances many times. What this year's team lacked in height and ability, they ably compensated by drive and determination. Captain Bob Melbern Manager Jim Cooper Dan Mayer Mike Zifcak Dick Neely Jim Durbin Wilson Dolman Ed C01lins Lightweight Basketball Bill Gillingham Bill Nelson LEAGUE RECORD Tamalpais - ...AAEEE 28 Marin Catholic---, ---31 Tamalpais ,,,E ,... 3 3 Drake .AEEEEE EEEE 4 2 Tamalpais E,,E ---- 38 Novato--- ---- 26 Tamalpais E,.. EEEE 3 2 Redwood E,2,2 16 Tamalpais E,,. EEE2 2 0 San Rafael 22,2, --.- 34 Tamalpais EEEE ,.., 2 0 Marin Catholic--- ---38 Tamalpais EEE, ...E 3 8 Drake ,.2EEEE ---- 33 Tamalpais EEE, A,,, 3 3 Novato.--- - --- 28 Tamalpais---- ----A 33 Redwood---.V --.,- 35 Tamalpais ---- ---- 2 6 San Rafael ---- -- 16 Frank Shippey Art Foster 124 Kneeling: Co-Captains Fred Harris and Ron Beasely. Standing: Left to Rightg Harker Johnson, Robinson, Geisinger, Zifcak, Furchak, Barrow, Moten, Cooper, O'Neil, Mgr Mayer. C and D Basketball Under the tutelage of Coach George Gustafson, the C-Basketball team finished the season with a tie for second place in the league. Ed Green was considered one of the better players in the entire leagueg he also led the league in scoring 96 points in ten games. The D's coached by Conrad Hoetger won the league championship. Coach Gustafson Coach Hoetger TOC . . . TOC . . . TOC . . . FIGHT . . . Tam Rooters show the pep that won the Spirit Trophy. TAM LOSES FIRST GAME TO RICHMOND CONSOLATION GAME LOST TO SANTA ROSA Tournament of Champions si aff Dennis Langhoff heads the Oiler's Roy Abercrombia off at the pass. Ray Edwards again shows the form that made him an all-league selection. Jim Mitchelle pulls down another rebound against Rich- mond. l Ray Edwards does battle with Richmond's giant center. I think our great desire and consistency have led us to thc Tournament of Champions. Thus Coach Chavez summed up Tam's first M.C.A.L. basketball championship season. Although Tam lost both games it played in the tour- nament, the team represented Marin County with credit, the rooters winning the coveted Spirit Trophy. This season may be termed a year of t'firsts for Tamalpais: Coach Ed Cha- vez' first year at Tamg the first year of the newly formed M.C.A.L. and consequently the first M.C.A.L. basketball title to be wong Tam's first bid to the TOCg Tam's first spirit trophy. But the Indians missed one important first : their name on the TOC championship trophy. TEAM WINS ROOTING SECTION TROPHY Tam's majorettes strut during half-time Showing pep and vigor during half-time, Tamfs song- at the T.O.C. leaders root the Indians on. Sandy's smooth swan saves swim social. Lightweight divers i A Diving Coach Jim Fitzgerald Rick Reels Sandy English Tam's Varsity diving team is expect- ed to make a clean sweep of it in the league race this season. A combination of Sandy English and Rick Reels, both excellent divers, could very easily prove to be the deciding factor in any swim meet. Lightweight divers are also quite strong this year with Cary Carillo lead- ing the way. VARSITY SWIMMING Varsity Swimming Captain Kirk Laurie Captain Bill Emerson Tam's Varsity swimming team, after tying for the league championship with Redwood last year, is back this season attempt- ing to duplicate its last effort. Led by Bob and Jack Mosher, Kirk Laurie, Bill Emerson and Rick Snow, the team hopes to win the first Marin County Athletic League Swimming championship. Kirk Laurie and Bill Emerson captain the team. Coach George Gustafson has nothing but praise for his fine team, but he especially singles out the improvement of senior Ken Schultz and freshman Jack Martin. Coach Gus feels that this team would take the championship if they could beat Redwood and they have two attempts to do it! Coach George Gustafson Bob Mosher Jack Martin Rally Barnard Rick Snow . A .r . ffl P' . Bs! b Pete Hathaway Ken Schultz xl FH iiiifif' -1 ffm 5' cflzfifliffy e1Ef:h'1-:Wi Tiifiiffiffr' I f ew? was K yawn ww-Lv kwa filxi-X Ipssvmsy , '. A .rf v 5 S K ' Q , it ' I , ,A A 535:22 X -if -.-, f.- f . 2: ,,. . ., .. .,,.., , , W , 1 k- ,aff s' f V ' W X, 3 . V- W inn ,' Gary Green Jeff McCreary Bob Scott Jack Mosher Reed Dillingham , I Brook Kraeger Sherm Stewart Harry Hersh Captain Lloyd Potts Captain Steve Dazey CLASS B 62 C SWIMMING Tam's lightweight team has proved to be one of the stronger teams in the area, as they have as yet to lose a meet. Bob Harrison, Captain Steve Dazey, and Captain Lloyd Potts have repeatedly taken first places in all meets. This year's team could quite easily be another of Gus' cham- pionship B teams as they are breaking all records in winning. The light- weight team is the driving force behind the varsity, too. These are the boys who will someday be the varsity squad. Coach Gustafson would like to make a sweep of all the classes of swimming in the first Marin County Athletic League season. Lightweight Swimmin Varsity Baseball Tam's Varsity baseball coach, Ray Bell, feels that 1960 may be a re- building year. With only two seniors returning to the squad, Dave Broome and Frank Brunini, no experienced pitchers and virtually an all-junior team, Coach Bell is rather pessimistic about his chances in the league race. But if the team were to hit its stride before the league season opened, they might continue on to win the championship. At any rate the prospects for next season will be very bright. On the mound for the Indians are juniors Russ Adams, Norm Kreuter and Bill Daniels with Bob Melbern behind the plate. Looking good in the field are seniors Lou Piver and Dave Broome, juniors Butch Herr, Ed Collins, Danny Meyer, Bill Hur- ley. Coach Bell hopes that any injury to key player Frank Brunini will not seriously affect the teamls league chances this season. Coach VARSITY BASEBALL Captain Ray Bell Dave Broome 131 132 ! I w Norm Krueter Bob Melbern Bill Daniels i S -? 5. 5 2 3 I ? rf 4 . r. ,K if i 5 Russ Adams Dan Mayer Harry Herr Ed Collins Lou Piver Dennis Coleman 33559 ,,mf4xs,- Mike Cavanaugh Bill Hurley Mike Zifkak Dave Perlis Varsity Managers Don Johnson Jim Boitano Coach Bell immortalizes Norm, Louis and Butch. 133 RESER VE BA SEBA LL Junior Varsity Baseball l 134 Coach Pete Belden Pete Belden took over as Junior Varsity Coach this year and was greeted with a strong and deter- mined team. Although inexperienced and young, they play a hustling brand of baseball and should make a good showing in league play., Their per- formance this year indicates that the future of var- sity baseball is looking especially good as we go to press. Russ Boates, Tex Hamilton, Micky Johnston, and Pete Hindley are the prospects for next season's varsity who appear outstanding in league play this year. l VARSITY TRACK Varsity Track Tam's Varsity Track Team, centering around the nucleus of Ray Ed- wards, Bob Hector, and Russ Cook are expected to fare well in the league race, although the team lacks needed depth in many departments. Coach Glidden Benefield is rather optimistic concerning the team's chances. He feels that if his nucleus can win first places, then the team can win by fol- lowing up with second and third places in several events. Bob Hector is breaking records in the high hurdles, Ray Edwards is doing well in the sprints and high jump, Russ Cook is looking good in the shot, and Mike Sweeney is breaking all records in the 880. Coach Benny feels that there is sufficient talent on the team to compensate for the lack of depth and ex- pects to add another league championship to his already large list, this one being the new Marin County Athletic League championship. Coach Glidden Benefield Coach Al Ahlsten 136 E Class B Track Lightweight Track Coach Al Ahlsten seems to have turned out a championship squad in this year's lightweight team. Tam, always strong in the NB division, has gathered a group of boys who have as yet to taste defeat. Coach Ahlsten predicts that, This year's team will win the championship without much trouble? Led by record-breaking John Harris, Lonnie Carter and Ev White, the team could very well make Coach Ahlsten's prediction become truth. The 'KC' squad, unusually large compared to that of previous years, could very well turn in a championship season of its own and make a clean sweep for Tam in all three divisions. Class C Track Standing- Little, Nelson, Mc Creary, Reed, Neilson, Jennings. Kneeling: Hope, Batz, Bandes, Gustafson, Smith. Varsity Cross Countr Cross Country Coach Glidden Benefield Led by record-setting Bob Hope, the 1959 version of the Tamalpais Varsity Cross Country Team came in second in the new Marin County Athletic League. Although Bob, only a junior , broke records throughout the season, the team lacked the needed depth in reserves necessary to be a strong league contender. With Bob Hope and a number of other lower classman retuming next year, Coach Benefield may very well have another strong team in the making. Record Setter Bob Hope '37 Mike Cooke Mathew Simone Tim Dreyfus Coached again this year by Paul Wata, the golf team should have a greatly improved team over last season. The par breakers will be led by two experienced seniors in Mathew Simone and Richard Neeleyg this will be the third varsity sea- son for both. The remainder of the team will be composed of senior Tim Dreyfus and junior Mike Cooke, who has im- proved enough from last year to make the varsity club. In regard to the season, Coach Wata says, I wouldn't be sur- prised if we finished the season without losing a single match? The team has the potential to fulfill Coach Watais prophecy. Dick Neely Golf 138 Coach Paul Wata 'Q f a it 3' Q l Mail , 3 Brian Laurie Captain Dennis Langhoff Under the guidance of a new coach, Al Powers, the Varsity tennis team will be attempting to repeat the league championship they won in 1959. Captain Dennis Langhoff, only a junior, will once again be heading the team as the first singles man. Junior Bob Hope holds down the second position, with Senior Tom Mathews ably supporting the third Spot. Juniors Steve Clark and Brian Laurie, Sophomore John Christiansen and Senior Ray Grin- sell round out the team. 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I ff, , . i 4 , K .1 -1 Lk y +1 M , 2, , , 95' 4 , 1 1 11 . 1 xg -- .., ! f . if ' av-uf rf' 1 1 1'-Q, Q, we .1 L 3 in in ,, N-1 W ,sg AVL if N V, 3111 xx WC 1 ' yy, ul 1 R . .Ta 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 4 fx: 11'-'. 1. Lk .. . 1, . 1x in 1. Q. Q, ' ,J . 3 s ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To our yearbook advisor, Mrs. Martin, without whose encouragement we could not have created this book, we extend our deepest gratitude and our most sincere apprecia- tion. From our first year at Tamalpais, her interest and wealth of information have nurtured in us a desire to learn and grow in an ever-changing world. In the yearbook class we were not students of subject matter, for we created our own. Instead we were students of creative thought with her. With Mrs. Martin's inspiration we were able to develop this presentation of the 1960 PAI. PAI STAFF I would like also to extend my appreciation to the following people for their help and co-operation : Mr. Paul Wata Financial Advisor Mr. Donald Michaelian Photography Day Supervisor Colette Bnivry Copy Editor Jerry Williams Sports Editor Bill Emerson Business Manager Drucilla Brown Office Manager Pam Miller Publicity Manager Mike Sweeney Staff Assistant Kee Coleman Studios Jim Fashinell and Bill Wendall - Kee Coleman Photographers Mr. Kashman and Mr. R. Johnson, of Walsworth Publishing Co., Marceline, Mo. S. K. Smith Company, covers Dave German, Alan Stangenberger, Dennis Crane, Mrs. Polanshek, donators of photo- graphs. I would like to thank Mr. Lyman Emerson for the colored endsheet photograph and for all other photographs of the Marin County coast-line. 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