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

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taff Usually an inside team, the office staff posed on the lawn. At right are Mrs. Meyn, PBX operator and receptionist, and Mrs. Magill, budget secretary. Mrs. Pearson, who joined the staff to work on language scripts, helped out in every office. Mrs. Knoles serves as Dr. Laurits' secretary, We discuss our Hnancial problems with auditor Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. Herriot, coordinator of student activities, planned the assembf lies which afforded us occasional relief from classes and scheduled club activities. The tactful Mrs. Seward dealt with students who ate lunch and gossipped in the library. Mrs. Satterlee occupied the uncrowded side of the counter in the beforefschool crush to turn in overnight books. The cafeteria staff, consisting of Mrs. Wilma Cowger, Miss Violet Lofgren, Mrs. Evelyn Hill, and Mrs. Virginia Denton, supplied meals and snacks to hungry students at brunch and lunch. Cubberley's staff of maintenance engineers are shown below. CUSTODIANS: - First Row: Larry Keller, John Mesa, Nora Ander- son, and Bob Kokesh. Second Row: Carl Alkire, Harvey Clark, james Thomas, and Tim Mellor. Mmm

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is s'5'1 ----1-v COUNSELORS: Miss Frances Could, Mr. William Hutchinson, Miss Phyllis Leveen Mr. Frank Ratliff, Miss Maxine DuCoty, Mr. George Millar, Mr. john Lewis 1 l all H5222 Our academic life is planned with the help of counselors and re corded in the files of clerks and secretaries Above our cheerful deans Miss Lucile Hofstra and Mr Gordon Parsons take time out from their adm1n1strat1ve duties to pose in the student hall Cubberley s counselors stood ready to advise students about sched ules, courses and mdivldual problems Students bombarded the senior counselors Miss DuCoty and Mr Mlllan with questions about college recommendat1ons scholarships and test results Nimble fingered Mrs Bain maintained serenity m1dst the clamor of parental calls and student requests for appointments Counselors typist, processor of their call slips and librarian of college catalogues Mrs. Bain is indispensible at Cubberley Nurse Mrs Miller here confers with former junior Red Cross oili cer Gail Mather Mrs Miller has been the active sponsor of Future Medical Associates for two years Mrs. Allen keeper of student records and Mrs Duncan attend ance clerk scrutinize the records of the ever shiftlng student body to see who was here that day

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Qatar Stanton, jacq and David Thrift. ry 1 9 F , if 1? After a grueling series of preliminary examinations and screening, eleven Cubherley seniors emerged as finalists in the National Merit Scholarship survey of academic ability, Win11e1.r from left to right: Mark Linton, Sergei Heurlin, Charles ues Calma, David Epstein, Kaye Grossman, Laurene Vanflamp, Karl Abrahams, Don Shapero, David Stroud, Academic Honor , A ,.. ,... .. 7 , Q r of r tr. ar ifjfgfm is 'W va' -Br,-fr it . tx 53- ' w,5:1ziL. zz1121TfS'ff:'v:2ias15-iss,V -1 2 I 21, ' -K,.::'g',-w.'- -1 w'fr-gziskplz-:rg-Z-3:1133 rassggrisjfegtj ' l 'ali-'iii' A K ,. iii : 'V A K ,, - ,. sf 5. ,X ' ' N fi f c' ' ' .3 'wif . A enr- sa.-N...-..r.....----M, The Westinghcuuse Talent Search directors found at Cubberf ley Don Shapero and jacques Calma, Charles Stanton and David Stroud, calculus students at Stanford, ponder an equation. The ,loe Berg Science Seminar meets weekly to confound the great minds of industry, science, and research. Seated on floor: jacques Calma, Karl Abrahams, Sergei Heurlin, David Epstein, and Francis Robertson. On chairs: Damon Tempey, Barbara Carter, Greg Belenky, Frank Webster, .lon Nelson, Robert Newall, Don Shapero, and Ray Kunselman.