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

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PORT ,ew . Love that swing, Lauri! Backhand, love and racquets -- what does this sound like? Tennis, of Course! Cubberley girls display keen hut friendly rivalry while improving their skill on the tennis courts. Front Row: C. Heitshu, S. Smith, B. Alexander, L. Hainer, T. Yano, Second Row: K. Ahe, S. Tang, M. Wzltaiiahe, Shapiro, S. Pera, K. Donlan, D, Thompson. Third Row: S, Cornwall, S. Vv'alker, j. Quadro, C. Molin, C. Kier, S. Nelson, M. Miller, L. Flach. Tennis Hocke When the sound of whistles and clashing sticks echoes through the air, it's hockey time. One of the most popular sports with girls, hockey demands alertness and agility. Front Row: C. Anderson, G. Rutledge, G. Wilstun, K. Neilsen, Asplund, B. Reid, P. Bena, A. Sanchez, L. Siehert, L. Topping, S. Kramer, Second Row: K, Spangenherg, M. Barlct, D, Baldwin, C. Hall, P, Jones, T. Brummer, M. Cohan, L. Fischer, S. Siegall, P. Lynch, E. Flach, D. Yano, C. Pera, D, Searle, C. Gore. Third Row: D. Neva, C. Mathe, K. Smith, S. Everett, L. Adams, A, Nicol, Seremeta, L. Stewart, S. Hildebrand, S. Peterson, N. Yano, L. Peterson, P, Groya, D. Baker, C. Dueker, P. Cyr. I39

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GIBL Girls' Athletic Board The Girls' Athletic Board is composed of all appointed sports managers and is led hy the girls' sports eonnnisf sioner. Organizing the alterfsehool sports program, planning the sports hanquet and presenting the awards are the Board's major duties. Front Row: K. Donlan, A. Weidenheiriier, M. Barlet. Second Row: Kornhauser, L. Hainer, S. Downs, M. Norherg. Third Row: M. Sundherg, Quadro, D. Neva, S, Walker. Golden 4' H After participating in live afterfsehool sports, girls qualify for a block letter and niemhership in the Golden UG organ' ization. Front Row: M. Sundherg, G. Mather, K. Fein, S. Smith, L. Hainer, P. Nittler. Serond Row: C. Heitshu, C. Hart, P. Jackson, D. Thompson, S. Downs, A. Clark, K. Donlan. Third Row: B. Wliite. N. Lynn, D. Neva, C. Malin, H. Fowle, Quadro, Walker, N. MacGowan, Golden ' ' ' eoklaee Holders The few girls who earn 800 points in afterfsehool sports tliltl per sportj are rewarded lor their ellorts with neek- laees in the shape ol Gs Front Row: fl. Heitshn. P. jaekson. M. Sundherg. Serond Row: lj. Nittler, D. Thompson, S. Vdalker, N. MaeGowan. Girls Athletic Banquet The girls' athletic hanquet in an annual event Ii honor girls who have earned hloek letters and neeklaees in afterfsehool sports. The hanquet is sponsored hy the Goldf en 'AGN' and the Girls' Athletie Board. Mrs, Cate, former memher of the Vv'omen's Olympic Ski Team, was this year's guest speaker. After Mrs. Gate related some of her Olympic experiences, Golden girls mod' eled ski fashions. At the hanquet an honorary memhership in Golden UG was awarded to Finnish exchange student Tuula Pennanen. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons were honored guests.

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Badminton A Melodic overhead smash Cries of Watch the birdie! mark afterschool badminton as a game full of fun and excitement. This spring sport nets enjoyment for many girls, They've got the Whole ball in their hands. B asketb all Slugger Fein at the bat: cagey kibitzers heckling. The afterschool basketball program offers girls the opportunity of Clan competition in sports. oftball Softball is one of the final sports offered in the afternoon sports program. Although not many balls make it over the fence, the girls never give up hope of hitting that homer.