Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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NFL Front row: Norman Groner, Judy Gillman, Kathy Kleinman, Jackie Knowles, Renee Montagne, Nancy Osoki, Judy Plassmeyer, Edie Fulcher, Jean Earl, Kris Erickson, Susi FitzGerald, Cynthia Phillips, Elaine Peters, Mary Addison, Jackie Clinton, Chris Goett, Mary Bumann, and Bill Michaels. Middle row: Tom Rose, Marsha Thatcher, Roberta Curry, Mari Tullus, Cynthia National Forensic League i i E 2 i Q WINNERS OF WESTMONT SPEECH CONTEST Seated: '53 Susi Fi1zGerald liz Howes Kris Erickson Mary Nell Bumann Standing: Cynthia Phillips Terry Ellis Steve Andrews Mary Beth Addison Jean Earl I x ,,,f Aly 1 Y' is Ma, X 9

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The Medical Club is always on the move, assisted by their faculty advi- sor, Mrs. Hulburd, and the club Pres- ident, Ron Emond. Medical Club is active in service to the community such as volunteer work for the Blood Bank and children's ward ot County Hospital. ln l965, the members of the Medical Club also attended the Health Careers Conference held at Foothill College. Back row: Linda Ozenbaugh, Ron Emond, Gloria Wright, and Sponsor, Mrs. Hulburd. Front Row: Carol Wirebaugh, Cindy Paterick, Connie Bitney, Lorrie Pitts and Tamara Stevens. Medical And Sophology Clubs Back row: Sponsor, Mrs. Coolidge, Tom Rose, Jim Sholer, and Richard Haile. Front raw: Mary Nell Bumann, Marilyn Moss, Martha Thompson, and Sponsor, Mrs. Hornstein. - W ft' The newly-formed Sophology Society is designed primarily tor the students interested in taking part freely in discussions with fellow students. Dis- cussion topics are generally philo- sophical in nature, and are chosen ahead of the meeting date. The Sophology Society attends such cultural functions as plays, concerts, and operas. So far, they have gone to see The King and I and Oliver at the Cricle Star Theater, The Santa Clara Symphony, Othello, Oedipus Rex and a lecture at Foothill Col- lege.