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

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DONNA WOODS Donna's main interests are music and food - likes Flamenco records, home economics. and Big Macs hamburgers -- pCl peeve is car payments - best known for her soft voice 4 pet expresf sion: And stuff, PATRICIA WURFER junior Red Cross l,2, Rainbow 1,2,3g Career Day Chairman 2, Pep Club 2,35 junior Prom Committee Z, Cofed Cap- ers 3, Drill team 3, Dance Club 3, Y Club 3, Refreshments for Plays, Dances 2.3. Pat is interested in water sports, winter sports, and dancing 1 loves steak 3 has a sunny, benevolent smile - hopes to PUISUC ll I'lUI'Slng C3I'CCI'. SALLY YOSHIDA Y Club 2,3g Cheerleader 29 Head Cheerleader 3g Pep Club 3, Homecomf ing Attendant 3, Co'ed Capers 1,23 Choir 2. Yell'Sal likes fussin' around, foot' ball and basketball games, boys, and food - longest bouncy black ponytail A- full of funnies, has lots of spirit f cherishes Ogelthorpe, her walking stick, and anyone with something to eat, JANICE ZIMMERMAN jan - pert and popular - likes tacos and English - cherishes her phonograph above everything - bright brunette - dislikes Y dances f plans to work after departing from Cubberley's halls of ivy. SENIORS NOT PICTURED soNoRA BARTELS MICHAEL BERG JAN BILLOW GLEN BOYLE PATRICIA BURKE STEVEN COHENOUR JAMES CONNELL WILLIAM DWYER GARY EVANS SUSAN GIBSON ANTHONY TOMASEVICH MURRAY GUIDI BILLY GRAY JAMES I-IAzs JIMMIE RENNON DENNIS uzs SONDRA McDERMO'I'I' AUBREY MINTER RICHARD SALES PATER sAN Juts BARRY sivinu ROBIN WRIGHT Girls' League l,3g Cofed Capers Z. Robin's Interests Include cars, animals, and boys - advocates the avocado - full of humor, and jokes - always ready for a good laugh - clothes conscious and clever v- future plans are uncertain, perhaps work or junior college. TERRY YANO Girls' Athletic Board l,2,3g junior Red Cross lg Golden C 2.33 Service Awards Board 2,33 F.M.A. 3g Totem 33 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Concessions 3, junior Achievement. Lanky A - active, conscientious, di' minutive, quiet - best known for her height S relishes turkey, apples, and Blum's cakes - college fills her plans for the immediate future, VITA ZAMBUTO Choir l,Z,3g Chorale 2,35 Pep Commit' tec Z, Concessions Z. Vitamins loves sports and music - math is her favorite subject - babysits - very fond of children. SUSAN GILL Legislature lg Les Mademoiselles Model' ing Club 3. 'AGilly - has tried Paly, found Cub' berly friendlier - pet saying: Ahh! - sews, enjoys sandwiches, and collects shoes - fond of her portable radio and history - known for being slow and slu gish - will meander on to junior colfege next year.

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CLAY WHITEHEAD Basketball l,2,3g Football lg Debate lg Forum Club Eg Y Club 3. Beak 7 interested in baseball, sci' ence, girls, history, politics, and all s orts 7 most rized ossessions are his I7 P P personality car of 1952, and 5 7 worked as a lab assistant at the Stanford Medical School 7 hopes to attend either Stanford or Cal, then medical school. JANE WILLIAMS Legislature lg Assistant Director Cofed Capers7Operetta lg Lion's Club Speech Contest Winner lg Class Secretary' Treasurer 2g Brunch Committee 2g lnterf national Club 2.3, C.S.F. l,2. Petite jane is intrigued by world travel 7 busy, capable, and understanding 7 an able participant in Cubberley's dis' cussion groups 7 next year she's bound for Cal to major in education. RANDOLPH WILLIG Swimming Team 2. Willie entered as a junior 7 the one it always happens to -7 is known for his ability on the guitar 7 enjoys pizza, sports, and cars 7 dislikes girls who know too much 7 plans on go' ing to Annapolis after graduation. VICTORIA WILTON C.S.F. lg Mu Alpha Theta 2,35 English Seminar 3. Fancy free Vicky enjoys hunting, fish' ing, and camping 7 likes books 7 car' ries the contents of her locker about school with her 7 hopes to go to Hum- boldt State, MERRYL WOODARD Choir lg Girls' Sports lg Handbook Staff lg Coled Capers 2, C.S,F. 2,3g F.T.A. 2,35 Mu Alpha Theta 23 Publicity Com' mittee 3. Merryl loves music, football games, and vacations 7 known for her beautiful, long ponytail 7 pet peeve is people who misspell or mispronounce her name 7 her future plans include college, then elementary school teaching. JUDITH WILKINS Glee Club 2, Modeling Club 3. Judi 7 mainly interested in boys 7 well known for her pretty smile7-called Piano Keys because of her straight, white teeth 7 plans to attend either San Mateo Junior College or San Francisco Dental College. PAMELA WILLIAMS Choir 1,2,3g Operetta lg Girls' Sports lg Career Day Committee l,2,3g Cofed Capers l,2,3g Debate Club lg Orchestra 2,33 Publicity Committee 2,3. Pam's career at Cubberley has been marked by her musical accomplishments 7 primarily interested in religion, piano, and cello 7 petite, with short brown hair 7 plans to attend college or a music conservatory. , DAVID WILSON Football l,2,3. Dave likes other sports such as hunting and fishing as well as football 7 enjoys all sorts of food 7 plans on ioining the Navy or attending Foothill next year, SHELDON WIRT Sheldon is enthusiastic about photogra' phy, girls, and coin collecting 7 disap' proves of cute girls 7 often seen with his portable radio 7 plans to attend Foothill, or enlist in military service. KATHY WOODBURY Girls' Athletic Board 1,29 Girls' Sports 1,25 Cofop Worker lg Service Awards Board 2.3, Operetta 2, Cofed Capers 2, 3, Totem Staff 3, Brunch Committee 2, 3. Katie is extremely interested in music and politics 7 prizes her piano above all else 7 annoyed by people who get behind on homework 7 plans to attend Wellesley College after graduation.

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enior Class Officers VicefPresident Bob Moore graciously assists SecretaryfTreasurer Joanne Feil into a vintage jalopy chauffeured by President Allen Culver. The Class of 1960 The Claw of 1960 grew concerned enough about clothing standards to issue a state' ment recommending clean khakis instead of greasefcaked levis, and jumpers rather than muumuus. The seniors sponsored the Christmas Village dance and the play Glass Menagerie. Upperclassmen planned Senior Yearbook Night, debated about an approf priate class gift, and selected nominees for royalty at Taboo, the Senior Ball. Academically, this class excelled in competitions ranging from the Math Association Tests to the National Merit Examination, in which the school placed eleven finalists. Two seniors studied calculus at Stanford thrice weekly and others found stimulation in science seminar and Science Fair experiments. Some senior girls, with male assistance, started a longfdreamedfof literary magazine. Several senior boys led the campaigns to choke out shopping center misconduct or to redecorate the trash receptacles. Still others scored on the courts and playing fields of Cubberley or led the cheers of fans and rooters. By June most of us found a company or college to test us further. Class Council Buzz Linder and Ralph Sierra back up Councilwomen Dale Roberison. Sandy Bozyouros, Karen Jury, and Pam Jackson.