Cupertino High School - Nugget Yearbook (Cupertino, CA)

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Junior members. First Row: Marty Thompson, Suzanne Fitz- gerald, Mary Bumann, Pat Bruniowski, Joan l.edbetter, Donna McCune, Janet Brush, Judy Plassmeyer, Mary Fischer, Jean Earl, Lynn Barthel, Renee Montagne, Dolores Turturici, Jean George, Mary Miller, Georgia Brown, Mari Tullus, Kathy Lawler. Second Row: Gary Culpepper, Jim Tanno, Elaine Peters, Stephanie Montgomery, Lorraine Nelson, Gail Massey, Jackie Opie, Carol Wirebaugh, Donna Robertson, Diana Plouft, Barbara Richert, Excellence Sophomore members. First Row: Diane Baker, Donna George, Sarah Cooley, Edie Fulcher, Melinda Anderson, Debbie Rob- erson, Julie Chaillaux, Kerry Crosby, Mary Vestal, Second Row: John Plaxco, Brian Tuttle, Tim Warlin, Tim Quinlan, Anne Branch, Monique Germain, Kathy White, John Doolittle, Dennis Nichols, Bob Klure. Third Row: Kent Hanson, Brian Cass, Dick Jaffe, Greg Arnold, Craig Bransfield, Bruce Butterworth, Mike Spratt, Don Cor- liss. 'af-P Marilyn Moore, Ginger Butts, Marilyn Moss, Maureen Manley, Elizabeth Hawes, Kay Osmers, Susan Tanaka, Fred Wahl, Joe Pray, Tom Rose, Third Row: Richard McCracken, Bob Martin, Hank Whittet, Jerry Angelo, Steve Thompson, Mike McGory, Rick Mason, Jack Wiley, Jack Klure, Bill Meyers, Jim Sholer, Joe Sluga, Carl Fredrickson, Steve Wilson, Norman Groner, Charles Hatvaney, Randy Carlson, Jonathan Okamura. New fall members. First Row: Bev Neilson, Joyce Mueller, Norma Powell, Cynthia Elders, Tommie Moss, Marianne Provax, Joanne Deleonardis, JoAnne Avery. Second Row: Pete Panagopoulos, John Terrell, Dave Hungerford, Jim Kallas, Ray Bergthold, Steve Reese, Jim Cergl, David Huntley, Kirk Rowell, Craig Quinlan.

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The Sound Gt Government llPlecse excuse me for on short onnouncement: There will be on Executive Council meeting seventh period this otternoon in the Audi- toriumf' This wos one ot the mony Sounds of Govern- ment heorcl ond spoken by the students ot Cupertino during the T965-i966 school yeor. The Executive Council meetings, the Nomi- noting Conventions, the elections , . . ore oll Q port ot Cupertino ond its student government. This experience provides on excellent smoll- scole version ot our country's democrocy, giving Cupertino students voluoble troining tor loter lite. This yeor the two leciders were Bob Pironi ond Tom Boer. They vigorously corried out the Cupertino tradition ot on octive ond respon- sible government. O 0 O