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

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Humanities Club Cuhherley's Humanists undertook a study of the Orient, its history. philosophy, art, and religion. Nfembers are: Kunselman, R, MCPDCTSCJD, P. Lindstrom, D. Foss, Mr. Smith, S. Cornwall, D. Neva, C. Ledford, L. Hainer, S. Hasset, P. Pontius, S. Lowry, B. MCRoberts, Miss Currie, and Lalaannc, Debate Club The renaissance ol the Debate Club began after Christmas vacation with the help of Mr. jadwin. Spokesman included jacques Calrna, Bill McRoberts, VVally Farley, Diane Moser, Bill Rogers, and David Stroud. incur. .w.,no+ Translation Club Mr. Finch's Language Department by last winter inauguf rated a translation service for messages and correspondence to our brother schools in Europe. Contcmplating the many tongues of this planet are Kathy Buss, Pat Hensley, Adri- anne Furst, Carol Leach, and David Epstein,

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Front Row: M. Brady, P. Sollars, D. McQuery, G. Prime, I. Seckler. S. Unnevchr, K. Bishop, Breen, B, McKannay, K. Purf key. Second Row: B. Washer, B. Mclver, 1. McWilliam, G. Takiguchi, E. Gilliam, P. Lindstrom, B. Lucas, I. Warfel, I. Perman, C. Lucas, J. Balboni, J. Mason, R. Kunselman, R. Bakalinsky. 'Third Row: T. McDougal, K. Weber, Kunselman, N. Schlosser, P. Stofle, H. Bishop, R. Chew, B, Asch, B. Twinn, D. Collins, K. Linder, L. Anderson, B, Pedro, D. Reichel. Fourth Row: L. Smith, T. Steers, Gould, D. Creager, T. Hall, D. Castle, B. Kentera, B. Mitchell, B. Bellandi, M. Guidi, B. Abshagen, D. Hughes, B. Becker, K. Larson, G. Ebey, D. Martin, R. Wenzel, C. Stevenson, 1. Hill. Block NCB The Block C includes varsity and minor sport lettermen, This year one of the pri' mary goals of the group was to promote citizenship among members and the student body as well - enforcement of parking lot and smoking regulations has been one of the vital services rendered by the organization. The Block C provides a S100 scholarf ship each year to a Cubberley boy. Board of thletio Control Cubberley's Board of Athletic Control, composed of team and coaching staff representatives arbitrates athletic conf tests and procedural issues. It has also suggested improve' ments in the athletic program. But the group's main ref sponsibility is to determine the eligibility of students for athletic awards. Front Row: Mr. Parsons, B, Linder, J. Seckler, Balboni. Sec' ond Row: B. Mclver, K. Weber, N. Schlosser, McWilliam, Thivd Row: D. Castle, T. Hall, B. Kentera, R. Chew, D. Reichel.

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.fry Front Row: S. Nohhs, L. Cehringer, K. Grusonik, Hull, S. Nielsen. Second Row: S. Stratte, R. Wright, L. Stellman. Standing: Feeley. Girls' League Cabinet Front Row: S. Stratte, L. Stellman, R. Wright, Feeley. Second Row: Nielsen, C. Bain, K. Grusonik, L. Gehringer, S. Hull, S. Nohhs. Third Row: Kornhauser, K. Nielsen, P. Rawlings, Asplund, H. Smith. . Clan Officers Front Row: L. Stellman, V. Van Scoy, D. Guliek, P. Burke, S. Bjork, S, Bazyouros, N. Reed, S. Stratte. Second Row: B. Such, C. Nelson, C, Hart, Kornhauser, S. Mirrasoul. Third Row: N. Perman, S, Hovis, D. Heurlin, A. Hastings, P. jones, S. Everett. This year the Girls' League enlarged its family of cats to six, staged an invigorating harfhfque, and held a Mardi' Gras. The League set many precedents, they sent flowers to students on their hirthday, ate breakfast at 6 a.m., sold wreaths and candycanes at Christmas, and, as always, sponf sored the Hukilau. The imagination of Scotty Stratte, Girls' Activity Com' missioner and clan coordinator extraordinary, knew no hounds, Whether houncing around at three in the morn' ing, checking the cornflakes rations or selling Christmas ornaments to everyone in sight, Scotty earned everyones praise. Cabinet Officers Robin Wriglit, Treasurer jennifer Feeley, Secretary Loretta Stellman, Vice President Scotty Stratte, President