Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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DEDICATION .... FOREWORD ........... ADMINISTRATION ...... STUDENTS AND FACULTY The Faculty ......... The Eighth Grade ... The Class of '63 .... The Class of '62 .... The Class of '61 .. The Class of '60 .... The Seniors ......... The Honor Committee . SPORTS Football .... Soccer ...... Basketball .. Intramurals . . . Lacrosse .... Track ..... Tennis ..... Baseball .... ACTIVITIES Art Club ....... Camera Club ..... Dance Committee .. C.S.F., Cum Laude .... . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Debating Society . . . Electronics Club ... Block W ....... Hobby Shop ..... The Orchestra ....... Glee Club and Choir ...... Rifle Club ......... Trap Club .... Drama Club .... Peccary Society . . . Blue and Gold ... Sage ........ EI Espejo ........ SNAPS ............... STUDENT DIRECTORY THE END ........... 4 6 8 I4 21 22 24 26 28 30 70 74 80 86 92 94 96 T02 T08 II7 T18 TI9 T20 T21 I22 123 T24 125 T26 T27 T28 T29 130 T32 134 136 T38 T41 146 T52 CCDNTENTS

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STAFF BOARD OF EDITORS . . . Jeff Smith Photography Copy ......... Business . . STAFF ........ . Photography Copy ..... Rob Hall Hod Gray Fritz Mulhauser .. Chuck Alcock Dick Whitmore .. Larry Somers . Pat Culbertson Andy Branscome Jon Carroll Corky Hazelton Mike Hudnall Jerry Johnsoh Mike Kelland

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DEDICATION D. Murray Alexander was born in 1916, and spent his early life in Durban, South Africa. As a Senior in high school in St. Andrews, Scot- land, he was president of the student body and captain of the rugby, golf, and cricket teams. He was graduated from St. Andrews University with honors in physics in 1937. An Exceptional pilot in the war, he assisted development of meteorological reconnaissance, rose to the rank of Squadron Leader, and was awarded the Air Force Cross. He came to Cal Tech in 1946 for a Mcister's degree, and was elected to Sigma Xi and engaged. He came to Webb in 1947, and married in June, 1948. From teaching physics and geometry, he succeeded Mr. Glenn Vedder as head of the science department, was appointed to the Executive Committee and made Registrar, ln the summer he studied on fellow- ships at Stanford in '57, and at Reed College in '58, where he was instrumental in the crea- tion of the PSSC physics program. Beverly and David - Patricia and Mrs. Alexander. In Class - Mr. Alexander demonstrates a ripple tank. It is, of course, impossible to pay full or proper homage to so outstanding a man as David Murray Alexander. We can only outline his achievements and sketch his merits, Summarily, he is an eminent educa- tor, a most competent administrator, and one of the great, the truly great, men who have been the essence of the Webb School. 1, 2 L gi N . ' f 3 g . -4' A .is it 1 1' . . V i i 1 ll, li x i lat All physics students, please bring slide rules . . i mn...-...