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

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Svxitchinr to 11-10 this year Ken Bishop's crew of V s - - , announcerfengineers dispensed the news ahout meetings and menus. Our future disc jockeys spurned payola as they spun popular platters at hrunch and lunch times. Front Row: S. Wallace, B. Fleming, K. Bishop, S. Heurlin, L. Smith, L. lrwin. Second Row: L. Basham, P. Stolle, Arm' strong, A. Charkow, W. Webster. Third Row: F. Arcuri, R. Knoke, P. Landshergen. Back Row: D. Vaughn, N. Starratt, B, Glaeser, D. Quan. in 'Lage Crew The Stage Crew is made up of the talented few who have hlack and hlue thumhs f people with a penchant for carpentry, electronics, and curtain pulling. They usually can he found haclcstage chewing idiot nails, or splicing lighting cord. Sets for Two's A Crowd, The Class Menagerie, Coed Capers, and other productions were prepared and painted hy the crew. Front Row: Ian Huston, Cori Thompson, JoAnn Spencer, Syhil Sheldon, Mr. Buck. Above the console: Norm Guinasso, Ed Escola, Bill Bradford, and Clyde McKinney. Projection Crew Noon movies, films for classes, assemhlies, and cluh meetings are shown hy the hardfworking audiofvisual crew. Chairman of thc filmfsplicers was Norm Starratt. Fin! Row: P. Black, A. Bell, Buck, Marphis, K. Ahrahams, Heurlin, B. Claeser. Second Row: N. Starratt, Armstrong, C. Culpepper, B. lv1cRoherts, P, Landshergen, D. Epstein. L. Basham, Dore, B. Kilburn, D. Shapero, Hernandez. 'Third Row: B. Helliwell, A. Brink, D. Coats, D, Stroud, B. Bradford, D. Richards, R. Lindsay, R. Cohan.

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Astronom Club The young astronauts, seen here conf templating the characteristics of a sphe- roid, were guided by inner-space chair' man Riddle. Left to Right: R. McHenry, W. Gram' stead, D. Smelt, W. Searle, D. Harper, D. , McPherson, and Mr. Riddle. Radio Club The Radio Club, composed of amateur radio enthuf siasts, helps its members to earn their ham licenses by giving them both practical experience and knowledge of electrical theory. To improve the members' receiving ability, they play recorded tapes of the International Code. Left to Right: Sergei Heurlin, Pete Landsbergen, Norman Gui' nasso, Austin Brink. Chess Club These players, realizing they are but pawns on the surface of existence, climb a board each noon and aspire to each other's king-doms. Left to Right: B. Fink, M. Joseph, D. Stroud, G. Kaku, Calma, E. Milan, B. Rogers, W. Farley, Nelson, and G. Balenky. Q-J

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Brunch Committee Doughnuts, milkshakes, hot chocolate - all are sold hy the memhers of the Brunch Com- mittee, who, hy their service, make Cuhherley's hrunch more enjoyable. Front Row: G. Brinck C. Furst, B. Koll, Mrs. Seward, B. Gullahorn. Back Row: B. Reading, T. Brummer, S. Westall, S. McLennan, K. Woodbury. Cafeteria Workers Cheerful service is the motto of the genial cafeteria workers, whose joh is to prof vide food for scores of ravf enous students each day. Firxt Row: C. Hawes, R. Knoke, K, Grossman, S. Watkins, I Mayrie, S. Rantz, B. Bowen, C. Koenig, G. Armhruster, I. Leier. Second Row: B. Washer N King, D. Washer, D. Creager L. Spears. Concessions Thanks to the Concessions Committee refreshf ments, such as coke and candy, may he bought during the foothall games. Left to Right: T. Yano, Quadro, M. Morisctte, K. Donlan, C. Stratford, H. Fowle, C, Molin. 07