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

 - Class of 1960

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RICHARD TEALL Basketball manager 15 Track l.2,3. Tea Leaves 3 enjoys sports and col' lecting things 3 known for lack of money 3 likes rice, beans, and mechani- cal drawing 3 prizes his Model A Ford 3wants either to join the Air Force, go into the oil business, or work at Lockheed Missile Corporation. DIANE THOMPSON Girls' Sports l,2,35 Glee Club 25 Cold- en C 2,35 Christmas Refreshment Committee 35 Concessions 3. DeDe 3 loves talking in Spanish 3 enjoys senior problems 3 adores her car 3 also steaks 3 plans to enroll in a two'year BIT COUFSE. BEVERLY TOWZEY Girls' Sports l5 Y Club Vice Presif dent 1,35 YMCA Youth Conference 35 Candy Striper 35 Choir 35 Glee Club 2,35 Bev enjoys ski trips, beach parties, Y dances, and choir 3 relishes fried rice 3 loves trips to Adobe Creek 3 hopes to attend Foothill or become a stenog1 rapher. STEVE UNNEVEHR Football 1.2.35 C.S.F. 1,25 Block C l,2,35 Baseball 15 Class Vice President 25 Art Seminar 35 Swimming 25 Legislaf ture 3. Steve enjoys girls, skiing, cars, and studies 3 known for outfofftown girl' friends as well as his Cubberley harem 3a true scholar, outstanding sports' man 3 plans to attend U.C.L.A. and study pre-medicine. VICKI VAN SCOY Class Council 1,25 Sylvester Clan Presi' dent 3. Vicki likes spaghetti and office practice- can't stand people who don't gossip 3 worked as a salesgirl and cashier - rates her car and diary as her most treasured possessions 3 may attend Foothill next year. BRUCE TEMPLETON Band 1,25 Orchestra lg C,S.F. l,2,3g Mu Alpha Theta 2.35 Dance Band 1. Bruce is fond of money and watching sports 3 known for his interest and ability in math and for riding his bicycle to school 3 favorite expression is typif cal: fixj equals ax square plus bx plus c 3 plans add up to a collegiate major in higher math. DAVID THRIFI' Band lg Orchestra 15 Cofed Capers lg C.S.F. 2,35 Literary Magazine 35 Stu' dent Court Bailiif 35 Y Club, Dave collects law books and studies par- liamentary procedure 3 favorites are English and ice cream 3 collects rock 'n' roll LP's, 3 favors girls and antique cars 3 anticipates attending Stanford or U.C. next year. ROBERT TWINN Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Block Cm 3. Basketball and riding rate high with Bob 3 fleet, he won the Marathon barefoot in his junior year 3 works at a drivefin during his spare time 3 will join the Marines after graduation. LAURENE VAN CAMP Welfare Board 35 Chorale 35 Cofed Cap' ers 35 Orchestra 35 Mu Alpha Theta 35 C,S.F. 3. Laurie spent her sophomore year in Bethesda, Maryland, and her junior year in Sacramento 3 favorite pastimes are mathematics and music 3 plans to at' tend college, then teach math. DANIEL VAUGHN Fcgntball 1,35 JV Basketball 2,35 Block H 3. Dan is interested in football and basket' ball 3 one of his favorite sayings is i'Play it cool 3 dislikes muu muus 3 next year will End him at San Mateo junior College or in the Air Force.

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PETER STOFLE KCHS 1,2,,Sg Coefed Capers I5 Wresf iling 1,235 lrack l,2,35 Y Club 1,Z, 35 Marathon 1.2.35 Crossfllountry team wg Football announcer 1,2,3, 'Spades' abstract humor is well known as his Catamount column, Catastro- pliei' - happy Pete is annoyed by the dead silence that comes after he tells a joke favorite possession is his card' vark college and a future in architee' ture are Pete s plans after leaving Cub' berley. CAROL STRADFORD Girls' Sports l,2,35 Christmas Refresh' ment Committee 35 Golden 35 Concessions 3. Carol likes all home economics courses considerate, willing to help anyone- -f takes her poodle Suzette everywhere - - intends to enter junior college in the fall. JUDITH STRAUSS C.S.F. l,2,flg Girls Sports l,2,35 Stu' dent Director Heaven Can lNa1t 35 Y Club 1,25 Cofed Capers 35 Drill Team 35 Dance Club 3. -ludi enjoys sports, boys, biology, and slumber parties loves cherry cokes 7 known for her smiles - - amuses her close friends by a flair for saying the wrong thing at the right time 7 plans to attend U.C. at Berkeley after gradua' Klllll. LYNNE STRUDLOWSKI Clue Club Z5 Modeling Club 3. lJeeDee, alias Snoz, likes archery. her dog, French, and especially 'Y' dances - known as an understanding. sweet girl blushes easily 7 adores boiled lobster tails 7- plans to attend Monterey junior College, get married and live where it snows. CHININ-TANA Football l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3g Block C President 3. Chinin is famous for his hnc sportsman- ship 7 a fast man on any Held -7 plans on college after graduation from Cub' berley. DAVID STOLTENKAMP Basketball 15 Block 2,35 Baseball 25 Work Experience 3. St0lty has worked as an electricians apprentice 7- owner of the infamous ooga horn 7' enjoys hunting, fishing, girls, and cars - - in the future he will continue working. SCOTT STRA'I'I'E Girls' Sports 15 Art Seminar l,2.35 ln- ternational Club 15 Forum Club 2.35 Y Club 35 Girls' Activities Commisf stoner 35 Cabinet 35 Candy Striper 3. Scotty V - wonderfully gay, jovial. smiling girl full of unusual ideas 7 sparkling unconventional personality - - interested in art her trademark is a grim navy blue sweatshirt f7 plans to attend Goddard College in Vermont. DAVID STROUD Debate Club 1.25 Forum Club l,2,35 C.S.F. 1.2.55 Mu Alpha Theta 2,35 Chess Club 2,35 Catamount Editor 35 Cofed Capers 3. Dave plays his own compositions on the piano for anyone who will listen 7 good conversationalist 7 at the top of his class scholastically 7 known for wit in the Cougarooter 7' carries ancient briefcase 7 plans to spend college life at Reed, then become a professional vagrantf' MELODIE SUNDBERG International Club 1,25 Girls' Sports l. 2.15 Legislature 25 Girls' Sports Com- missioner 35 Cabinet 15 Golden C 35 Girls' Sports Board 2,35 Tennis Team 3. lvfelodie's favorites are sports, music. and dancing -f enloys Russian 77 a cheerful personality has made her many friends 7 plans to first attend Foothrll and then Stanford to become a teacher. CHARLENE TAYLOR Astronomy Club 2, F.M.A. 25 Social Committee 25 Brunch Committee Z5 Bible Club 25 Youth for Christ 2. A'Annie Oakley can be recognized by her long bouncy pony tail, and her out' going personality 7 marriage and study in Europe are on her agenda for the future.



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LOUIS VELARDE liregarious A'l.ou'i - always on the ball, full of lun, and ready with the right word .it the wrong time -- inter' ested in cars :ind work -ff treasures his Buick convertible fffff slaved in his fam- 1ly's pharmacy while in school f after graduation l..ou's oil to Foothill, then to the University of New Mexico, SUSAN WALKER C.S.F, l,2,35 Golden C 2,33 Mu Alpha Theta 2,35 Catamount Staff 2,31 Times Correspondent 2,35 Mt-thodist Youth Fellowship l,2,35 Rainbow l,2,3g lnternational Club 3. Sue, Cubbi-rley's roving reporter, re- vealed remarkable skill in being on the spot at once and at will --- prizes Fanny, her stuffed hippopotamus f is writing her way to Cal at Berkeley, to major in secondary education. PIERSON WASHER Track 1.21 Football 3. Buddy polefvaulter extraordinary -- thrives on frogs' legs ff aquatic in' terests include swimming, and water ski' ing -- proud musket owner - onward to Foothill. PATRICIA WATKINS Patty - interested in boys over 21, driving, Jazz, and eating S known for her worrying - worked for,a newspaper i likes anything edible - enjoys Senior Problems most of all --f- plans to attend Foothill. RALPH WENZEL Football l,2,35 Baseball l,2,35 Wrestling 2,35 Block C 2,3. Ralph likes P.E. class -- enjoys devour' ing steak - pet pecve is people who talk a lot - known for his powerful build - plans to attend college or to go into the service, MARTHA VESEY Debate Club 15 Mcidern Dance 25 P.T.A. 2,35 Cycling Club 3, Marty likes puppets and parties - enjoys drama, dancing, camping, and good music S treasures Raya, her stuffed tiger - pet saying is, Pobresits f is planning to attend college, perhaps at San Francisco. WILLIAM WARFEL Football l,2,35 Block HC 2.3. Reddy's interests lie in hunting,water skiing, snow skiing, and solving school problems f- gets a kick out of school parties 7 notorious for his red hair ff will attend junior college after gradua- tion. SUELLEN WATHEN Y Club lg Modeling Club 3. Susie 7 enthusiastic about water ski' ing, dancing. and swimming - loves books - values her friends - her smile is recognizable anywhere - pet expres- sion: Bother! - worked as a house' keeper and babysitter i plans to attend police school at San Jose State. WILLIAM WEBSTER Debating Club 1,25 KCHS l,2,31 Safety Commissioner 2,35 C.S,F. 2,31 School Play 2,35 Gentlemen Songsters 2,35 Cab' inet 2,35 Chorale 31 Service Awards Board 2,35 Career Day Committee 3. Willy prizes his piano -- likes com- posing or listening to operatic music f amusing, likeable person with his fingers in every pie -- known for lengthy dis' sertations on short, simple subjects - plans to attend Stanford in the fall. ELIZABETH WHITE Girls' Sports 2,35 Junior Red Cross li C.S.F. lg Mu Alpha Theta 2,31 Totem 2,3. Betsy's favorite possessions are her two gray cats that shed f also loves her admittedly minimum l.Q. narakeet - interested in the Navy and Ford T-birds Q headed for Pomona College.

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