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

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Mr. Horriheeles Girls' Glee Club is composed inainly of sophomore girls whom well, who just like to sing. Aside from running through scales every day, the Glcc Clulw has eontrihuted eoniinendahle group singing performances to Cuhherley musical assemblies. Front Row, left to rigllt: Zielwer, M. Barlet. A. Treiguts, B. Moody. N. Pendleton, L. Byrns, G. Brinek, K. Minlcowski, K. Morrow, A. Sanchez. L. Hannon, M. Frederick, N. Dutra. S. Vwloodard, G, Rutledge. G. Vv'rlson, J. Bohn, J. Quadro, B. Bowen, B. Allen, M. Gihhs, L. Davis, M. Black. S. Gilhert. P. Lee. S, Kopp. L. Catolieo. P. Vv'illi:uns. Second Row: Kincaid, K. Donlan, Dayharsh, P. Lawrence. A. Loelce, A. Nieol, ZlIllIIlCI'lILlll, M. Kinyon, K. Rielcerts, L. Bookhinder, K, Knight, M. Rooney, R. Johnson, M. Piekthorn, V. Zanilvuto, S. Downs, C. Thompson. J. Speneer. L. Twinn. M. Johnson, E. Bowersox, P. Forslvlad, C. Jenks, P. Doran, J. Sawyer, L. Jackson. C. Dannenlverg, M. McClellan. P. Tucker. B. Alexander. Tlzwd Row: Welch, B. Frith, Worden, G. Rand, S. Crowder, C. Huntwork, P Rawlins. S. Blanchard. S. Reieliel. G. Hartman, D. Lyle, C. Bain, C. Anderson, P. Himsworth, T. Brunirner. Y. Yannone, P. Eddy. Collins. K. Meadows. B. Grant, R. Rohinson, Ensininger, M. Lee, S. Everett, Connell. Back Row: D. DeVol, L. Edwards, J. Farmer, K. Selwultz. N. MaeGowan. N. Toinasevieli. D. Golick, K. Olah, B. Towzey, P. Pierson, M. Murray, N. Perinan, L. Yan Camp, G. Gardiner, B. Dennin, B. Ratner. C. Carroll. B. Bundsehuh, L. Marehant, H. Simonini, E. Brammel, B. Herinanson. C. Stevenson. S, Murray. M. Morisette. L. Casei, Brown, M. Merrill, S. Collins, T. Hopkin, C. Johannes. Girls' Glee Club Choir Graduates of the Girls' Glee Cluh are ellgihle to enter the Choir, open to seleet songstresses and songsters as well. Under the diree tion of Mr. Peters and accompanist Pam NVillianis, the Choir performed at the inusieal assenihlies and at graduation ceremonies. Front Row, left to riglitz K. Donlan. G. Brinelc. J. Zielwer. L. Byrns, K. Morrow. V. Zanihuto, Spencer, M. Black, C. Sparks, S. Gilhert S. Kopp, B. Allen. J. Quadro, B. Bowen. P. Vwfilliains. Seeond Row: G. Rand. A. Treiguts, Dayliarsli, D, Golick, S. Reiehel. S Downs, C. Huntwork, C. Bain. M. Johnson, P. liorshlad. Jennings. B. Alexander, S. Bartels, L. Hanson, E, Bowersox, Third Row N MaeGowen, G. Hartman, B. Towzey, B. Ratner, l. Van Cainp, N. Toinasevivlr. S. Crowder, H. Sirnonini, E. Braniel, B. Herrnanson P. Eddy. Fourtll Row: R. Sears, T. liletelier. B, Pearson. S. Vv'allaee. VV. Vw'ehster. C. Buttler, Vv'. Farley, D. Reicliel, T. Steers, D Cowan, D. Coats, S. Heurlin. D. Gamhino, D. Tabor.

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O Menagerie Tom tries to explain his caller l'riend's engagement. ,Af fi J' I rx k 5,4951 ' me f 'Sai' a,w3,trq qjwc .M 64-X 'Ns ' Tom, a wandering, restive son, played hy Rafe Seref lwreny and George Elwey, recalls the past when he and his painfully shy, crippled sister lived with their mother. There is grim humor in this seedy, querulous southern woman, expertly acted hy Alennifer Feeley and Carol Leach, who clings to happier days and whose life and sanity depend upon the hope that her daughter will have a gentleman caller and upon the hope that her son will not follow the ways of his drunken father. A gentleman caller comes and for a moment hrings love to the liragile and inhihited Laura, hut announces later that he is already engaged. The son seapes and Laura, sensitively and hauntingly portrayed hy Nancy Eichler and Rolwin Easterlwroolc, is trapped in the -ioyless world of her lwroken mother whose every amhition has heen frustrated. His doorfkey lost. an emhittered Tom relates his sellfpity to iis sister, C A S T l l TOM . . , Rafe Serehreny Mo'i'iiiQR . . vlennilei- Feeley L.'XllR.X . . , . Nancy Eiehler jiM O'CoNNoi1 , , Mike Holmayer Laura discovers ha iness for a few hiiel moments with liei P gentleman caller,

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Gentlemen Songsters Frmit Row: B. Bi'anclen, T. Fletelier, L. Lancaster, C. Buttler, B. Bumtz, ll. Cainlainu, A. Tenipletnn, R, Sears, W Farley, B. Templeton, W. Welwster, B, Pearson. Huck Rnw: fl. jones, 5. Vvlallaee, G. Sniitli, R. Cowger, D. Cowan, T. MeDnngal, D. Reieliel, D. Tabor, T. Steers. Triple Trio Front IQULUI M. lvleclellan, S XXlUULlllI'Ll, ll. Let Setnml Rule: T. Hwpliiii, R. Rnlniisuii, fl. Bain Htielq Rule: liariner, G. Haitinan, -I. Sawye Witli woolen scarves antl deep vniees, tlie dashing Gentlemen Snngsters are a strung rival for any pnpnlar singers nf the day. Auelienees at llie Cliristnias l,rugr.i1n, Spring Asseinlwly, and Spring Coneert eiijnyenl tlieir seleetiuns. Tlie Triple Trim, iiist liwrrneel tlns year, is eninposeel nf a sciprano, .1 seeniiel, .intl an altn tnnes tliree. Sneeess linr this group is almost giiaranteetl liy its sneeesslinl perlinrinanees at tlie l'anliellenie League Spring Asseinlily, anel Concert. Tlie Clinrale, a grniip nl inure experienced and snnnroiis elinrf isters, was in popular eleniantl tliis year. Tlieir perfnrnianees ranged lirnin selinnl appearanees in llanliellenie League lnnelieon and Allied Arts presentations. lllllll Williams, a gilitetl snprann and talented pianist, aeeorn' panied tl'e vneal groups tlns past year. Chorale Front Row: V. Zanilnitn, S. Downs, U. Brinelc, C. Hnnlwnrk, B. Ratner L. Van Camp, I.. Hansnn, P. Eddy. P. Vfillianis. -I He-sli-r, I3 Alewaiiieliri Back Row: W. Vvfelister. D. Reieliel, S. HL'llI'l1I1, T. Steers, D. floats, D. Talnn C. Buttlcr, Mr. Peters. Aceom pa nist Pam Williams