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

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The International Cluh has had a busy season. It hicycled through Europe, visited Russia, Turkey, and Greece vicariously with the help of Mr. Pope, Mayor Fowle, Joanne Feil, Sue Brown and numerous slides and records. The club went to the International House at Stanford and sponsored a Christmas dance. Front Row: B. Koll, Willizims, R. Lessa, M. Miller, K. Minkowski, C. Sharko, Johns, Doren. Second Row: K. Jury, S. Stratte, D. Grunewald. C. Furst, B. Gullahorn, T. Pennancn, L, Peterson, K. Smith, P. Jackson, M. Cohan, Feil, C. Heitf shu, S. Jackson. 'Third Row: T. Pressman. B. Carter. D. Stockwell. Ney, S. Cornwall, M. Magida, C. Ledforcl, V. Johnston, S. Lowry, Waggener, N. Toniasevich, C. Smith, N. Lynn, S. Wzilkcr. C. Nelson. J. Sawyer, C, Sparks, K. Abrahams, T. Hartstein, Fourth Row: D. Coats, L. Norton, Calma, Mott, W. Hans, D. Neva, T. McDougal, M. Linton. nternational Club Joanne Feil's slides of Turkey intrigued three dozen internationalists one evening,

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Future Medical Association F.M.A. is the haven for students interested in medical careers. Members visited the Veterans Hospital listened to guest speakers, and often worked in hospitals as candy stripers. Fwxt Row: S. Kugel, C. Hart, C. Vogt, C. Costello, B. Carter, B. Gullahorn, C. Ritz, T. Yano, D. Clark, K. Waslibiirii, B Young, S. Kopp, M. Magida, B. Flemming. Second Row: D. Stockwell, B. Koll, M. Black, C. Brinck, C. Furst, C. Dickson J. Leier, C. Armbruster, S. Bennington, S. Gordon, F. Penn, P. Rawlings, S. Mirrasoul, Mrs. Miller. Third Row: P. jessen S. Ney, Riis, P. Nittler, M. Guest, A. Estrada, B. Hermanson. Junior Red Cross The servicefminded Red Cross members include among their activities an assembly, a tundfraising drive, a carrot sale, and an annual barbeque. Front Row: T. Hartstein, M. Hofmayer. Second Row: S. Bennington. B. Hermanson, A. Nic' aues, Miss Larsson, S. Smith, Seremeta, V. Van Derveer. Future Teachers Association Future Teachers gather to acquire know' ledge about the teaching profession. Field trips, special meetings, and lectures by noted educators have highlighted the meet' ings. First Row: M. Vesey, E. Reid, L. House, L. Cut' ler, L. jenkins, L. Peterson, M. Cline, L. Herref man, N. Yano, K. Smith, Pickthorn, C. Smith, M. Norberg. Second Row: N. Johnson, G. Kid- der, M. Cohan, N. Perman, P. lessen, N. Tomaf sevieh, C. Hart, M. Barlet, D. Stanton, M. Black, M. Miller, C. Gilson. 'Tlnrd Row: W. Farley, H. Auble, F. Hensley, M. Sivertsen, S. Smith, R. Robinson, K. Smith, C. Sweeney, C. Peterson, T. Pressman, S. Smith, B. Brown, M. Hofmayer, D. Richards, Miss Brown. .

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Great Books Club In this after school seminar group liter' ary classics by such authors as Plato and Dante are probed for their philosophical content and the elusive element which has made them great, Front Row: Mr. Ratliff, B. Oswald, D. Thrift, H. Smith, A. Furst, M. Gwynn, W. Farley. Huck Row: Mott, Williaiiis. Folk Music Club A gay musical spirit is the only requiref ment for these informal gatherings. The members of the Folk Music Club enjoy playing recordings and their instruments. Front Row: D. Epstein, B. Rogers, R. Danne- miller, C. Twitty, R. Wentler. Second Row: L. Roney, Miss Sclioltz, P. DaSilva, Maddock, K. Abrahams, M. Vesey, R. Scrcbreny. Forum Club The Forum Club made an impressive foray into the humanities, studying three branches in particular: art from El Greco to Picasso, music both folk and classical, and philosophy, through the discussion of' great exponents of various beliefs. Interspersed in the program were bikes, beach parties and plays in San Francisco. Holly, Scotts and Elaine learn from Miss Currie the history of an antique guitar. Sandy B. ruling the roost, as surrounding member gaze intently.