Cubberley High School - Totem Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Q Q avg The smashing serves of Lee Smith and A Art Robinson sparked Cubberley's netmen this year. Doubles teams were formed by a pair of Steves, Small and Wilson, and Jun' iors Csgood and McPherson. Tennis Bottom Row, left to right: A. Robinson, P. Bradley, R. Bakalinsky, P. DeBarros, P. Osgood. Back Row: Mr. Cronin, R, Sliter, D. McPherson, L. Smith, S. Wilson, S. Small, Mr. Hilburn. O Q The first swimming team in Cubberley's threefyear history won their first meet, 3881, over Mills High of San Bruno. In Cubberley's Hrst league encounter, Menlo-Atherton pasted the Cougars, 6945. SEASON RECORD Cubberley . . . 38 Mills ...... . 31 Cubberley . . . 15 Menlo'Atherton . 69 Cubberley . . . 15' Carlmont .... . 70 11554 Bottom Row, left to right: R. Wiley, D. Tempey, I. Dore, B. MacKannay, F. Smith, K. Wetterer. Middle Row: Manager G, Shoemaker, D. Olson, K. Hively, R. Winslow, R. Willig, F. Rboades, D, Bailey, Newby, Coach Bob North. Top Row: D. Williams, S. Unnevehr, D. Davis, A. Culver, P. Sollars. IIO

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Varsity Baseball A lack of experienced pitchers marked this year's edition of the varsity baseball team. Chuckers Bruce Bellandi, joe Ashley and Herb Aulstin were the mainstays on the mound, with Larry Mohr seeing occasional action, Sluggers Ralph Wenzel, jim McWilliam and Larry Mohr sparked the early season hitting. The infield consisted of Hrst sackers Jeff Gardiner and Mike Fleishman who alternated second basemen Mike Canes and Ken Kuhta shortstops Larry Mohr and Ron Cohan and in the hot corner Lee Clark SEASON RECORD Cubberley Bellarmine Cubberley Menlo School 2 Cubberley Menlo School 3 Cubberley Mills Cubberley Woodside Cubberley Mills Lee Clark varsity infielder oph Baseball Cubberley s pre season activity included a victory over Wilbur junior High 4 1 over Terman junior High 8 1 and over the Menlo School Sophs 5 1 Games vtere played with Carlmont Menlo Atherton Sequoia Woodside Willow Glen Ravenswood and Palo Alto SOPHOMORES Front Row le I to right D Mc uery B Dodge S Grieving B Pedro B Mitchell K Weber L Lesh N Schlosser T Hall Back Rows Manager Charles S Hassett B Blumenthal C Cordes B Mclver Mason A Dannenberg I. Atteberry I Kunselman Coach Robert Bow 11 '1 5' 2 12' 14 13 ' 10 7' 2 - ,f f.Q,. ,, ,. ,. ,.

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, 5f , J L-,F-4' NX, Miss Dockstader and Mrs. Iaworski GIRLS' P. E. TEACHERS GIRLS' ATHLETIC BOARD The Girls' Athletic Board helped to make the decisions about the kinds of sports offered to Cougar misses. The hoard also planned differ' ent sporting events such as the Play Day and the Girls' Sport Banquet. The memhers arc: ffxrxz mu-Q D. Neva, D. Copeland, S Downs, L. Nash, L. Cuhit, J, Vaughan: fbaclq mu-j L. Hainer. K. Wbodhury, T, Yano, B McClish, S. Vv'alker, M. Cutler, M, Sundberg. Girls, Sports Miss Leveen and Miss Gould GOLDEN 'C' NECKLACE HOLDERS Active girls earned a Golden 'C' Necklace after hours and hours of afterfschool participation, Left to right: Saltzf man, C. Herreman, S. Vhlson, ll. Vaughan, B. Ballard, L. Gubit.