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

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ff' Rifle Club 4 -L, LX Lt. Colonel fCoachl Hurley and Mrs. CGeneralj McBride command these sharpshooters every week at the Reserve Officers Armory. Their future plans include forming a team and entering area competition. Top Row: Mr. Hurley, Mrs. McBride, W. Chew, D. jew, P. Lindstrom, F. Webs' ter. Front Row: M. Council, B. Burnley, C. Buttler, D. McQuery, B. Helliwell. Board of Athletic Control Block C ofhcers and delegates from each major sport rule on special cases involv' ing members of the Block C. The Board also works with Mr. Presley in planning special events and forming the Block C constitution. K Left to Right: I. Worthington, E. Valenf A cia, Katsell, G. Cook, M. Canes. Miss' Y ing: A. Bailey, McWilliams. ,sf 'S 5 ef E . if 2 4? X V . ia,-'CTQ ,,,,..b- 2' is tage and Sound Crew The props for Heaven Can Wait and lighting for our dances, Coed Ca- pers, and assemblies were all dependent upon the talents of the stage crew. Top Row: Mr. Buck, R. Fitzpatrick, B. McClish, N. Guinasso, B. Bradford, W. Hans, A. Brink, A. McLean, D. Richards. Front Row: E. Hiesey, B. Burnley, R. Knoke, E. Escola. Missing: M. Nicholas.

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COUGAR VARSITY g Front Row: Manager R. Collins, G. Prime, L. Sugimoto, C. Stanton, Seckler Warfel, K. Kuhta, C. Cady, F. Ramos, R. Odom, john McWil1iam, S. Tana, D. Woodward, Kennon Second Row: Manager F. Smith, L. Clark, H. Aulstin, E. Valencia, B. Fenical, I. Katsell, Carter, E. Hansen G Ebey im Bishop, lst String Tackle -uf . . L. Cubberley ........ St. Francis Cubberley ........ 12 Capuchino Cubberley ........ Richmond Cubberley ........ Carlmont Cubberley ........ Castlemont Upset games were the trademark of the Cubberley varsity football team in the 1958 season. The Cougars lost their home opener as the St. Francis Lancers posted one of the biggest early season upsets in Northern California, beating Cubberley 19f13. The following week tough Capuchino gave up two first half touchdowns to Cubberley and lost, 12f7. In their next game, the Cougars were upsetfbound, leading Richmond 9-6 when the Oilers scored in the last six seconds on a 57-yard pass play and won, 129. Defense of Cubberley's SPAL title began on October 17 as the Cougars came to grips with Carlmont in the first league tilt of the season. The game almost turned into a rout as the Scot's Bill Scharetg picked up a Cubberley fumble and galloped 28 yards to a touchdown on the first play. john McWilliam, Cub- berly QB, scored the only other touchdown of the game and Shibun Tana's conversion provided the Cougars with a 7f6 win. One week' later, Castlemont High, led by the scoring punch of AllfNorthern California back Herm Hutchinson, bulled its way to a 34-6 victory over the Cougars.