Galileo High School - Telescope Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

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Coinciden- tally, I was seated at the table with two men who had been graduated from Galileo in the early 30's. When they heard that I was connected with this great school, a warm glow appeared on their faces. Questions were asked with great enthusiasm and rapidity. Are the Lions still there? 'fHow is that palm tree in the courtyard? Do they still have a senior bench? Is Missl still there? She used to be my reg. teacher! During the two or more hours the barrage continued with keen interest emotion and finally one of them said, I think of Galileo quite often. Every once in a while we try to get a few of our gang together and talk of our wonderful high school days. You know, he continued, sometimes we don't appreciate what a wonderful opportunity we have in high school until it's too late. Boy, I wish I had it to do over again. Soon many of you will be graduated. Each will go his own way. Though you may be miles apart, you will be held together by a common bond. . . a life line wnichubrings you together in spirit. . .because you attended Galileo. vi Sharing the dedication is Miss Madelaine Madsen. Affectionately known as M. M. to most of her students, she advises Gal's most active service club, the Lion's League. Besides ser- vice to the school, the Lion's League is known for its rollicking trips to Disneyland. These field trips would never materialized had it not been for Miss Madsen's perseverance. One can see Miss Madsen speeding to school every morn ing via her cocoa-colored Thunderbird in order to sell school items in the Robber's Roost, the store run by the Lion's League. A very loyal supporter and lover of sports, she attends all games Whether they are played at home, Kezar Stadium , or Big Rec. To Miss Madsen we extend gratitude on behalf of all the students for her con- tribution to Galileo. Dedication This is more than a dedication, it is a thank-you to Mr. Frank Brady for the endless hours he has spent as advisor of the Telescope. The night before deadline one can find him in his darkroom printing pictures, writing copy or creating a layout. Mr. Brady's home, as Well as room 452 is a yearbook Workshop. Often the staff has spent the Whole day at his home in order to meet a deadline. We, the 1963 Telescope staff, take special pleasure in this dedication because We are the only one of the Yearbook staffs , fat Galileo and at the other three high schools Where he was yearbook advi- sor,J that has succeeded in dedicating a book to him. Since most of the 1963 staff Will be gone with graduation, we hope that this Telescope will serve as a remembrance of us and as a token of our gratitude. www ,U+v+N....,, I . 1, yt' .al - 1 f J: Y 5' , ' me - 4 Z, , -.4-f1Jg,.?2' 33' .Q .T . iblil pg? . ic. ,-. 5 egg- -'J xx, -4 el' -4 0:4 ., 1 - -. 7 L ,, L .E t ,Av 5 . .I . -W . . ,Q If isis -' 'X ' Q., u !'. 1, H ' 'lg' ug VV. '. f ,e '+s,g , R 5'-V X 4 I vs Q gaxlxw qtfg--VK .' y' l-,D 34 N , . LY ' 1. ' Q - .. 1 V .5'- . sul' ,,v-' , , p 1, -K Qy - 4 2 if J' .. . f Q-fp -its Q j ':,,, . ' 'GN' wgxeym Nh A ., ,, . - nt, wg, r ,+?,,i,,,,N,..,.-iwkfy ,A V -3 , vA 2, Y . by ...A , -lf -.. . ,f '1F ' f 1 r :LK ' -,Q , , ifaffi. ?', X, E 'Q -' '. , ' ,- . ' - . -- Q ' if .1 ,KW 15 NH - ' . ' - ' ' x ,1 . , A - 1- TM I . -.x x,.V3,K' , . 3, - , I f- , 'N I 1 .af .. 4' AV. ' P ,B ,, ,5Aj,.L . 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Judging is based on the general appearance, per- formance and conduct of each section. Never at any time throughout the school year is there as much enthu- siasm and spirit among Galileans as when they perform at the Song and Yell Contest. This year the compe- tition between classes was great, but the Senior class upheld its promise to win! .mi ,ff X 1 The Junior class spelled out Galileo , as they gave tribute to the coaches , in their skit SOPOHOMORES, ARE YOU READY? - awww Q V k .ff . , ffm- zieifl : 'ff A W ' If QQQMQX fff -1647 nf' 19 film! f b 1, . 7 A . 219 5. ' iffy? Q4 ' 3 V , , , ,v V. .fs 4 f M, , ..., Q my ,I,, I ,Wa ,, KVM f, 2 . f zigza- sf, .5 , , '- ff ' JM A is, ,wi- ,Q gg ,N M My I I 2 1' V Sure . - ff f - , , 7241 1 1,1 1,3 f. f X f .N . 'af-if ' ....1a.-4 ,- f . ft 1.9, - . ,.- g- V -3 f ai, -V-4. - fa- ff'-' 'Z 'zz' -' V pay.-1 Jw, W- -L V: , I ' - ,.f L . A - 24g.gf.,.L..- , ' 'f ..t,,,,,4anwl-c-4-PM ' , .,- ..- O - ,M,.,.... , X Q J N I gk X ,... -1' 9 X One hundred and two excited seniors, dragging a guitar, a congo drum, swim- ming suits, and food, clamored into buses on October 9, 1962, and headed for Mc- Near's Landing, across the bay near San Rafael. Upon arrival, the eager seniors im- mediately engaged in various activities. Kathy S. , a victim of pool dtumking, spent the day drying her clothes. Slimy, raw eggs dripped down from unfortunate participants of the egg throwing contest, which was won by Ulpiano M. and Phy- llis J. twice. There were outfits of all kinds, but Diane B. , who wore a bikini, stole the show, especially while twist- ing Clydis S. and Sam S. walked off with the twist contest prizes after hav- ing displayed some unique hand and leg motions. Meanwhile, over at the pool Terry L. won two swimming con- tests Ulpiano M. Proved himself to be the limbo champion of the day as he strained under the oars along with Ron L. 's accompaniment of the Congo drums. Needless to say, there was fun and food for all at the ff .., igfy A K4 3 ,, , .4 5921. iw' , ,A 'Z FAUE I962 .4 x., ,mfg ,s 'C Q Y? Q if -is V fi 'i 1' 5 'f' i Q if X K' fig ,gh L .ee Q: s ' fl x , , J. , 5 13.1 T Twist form1Y-'x. ' 2 sv innum--. J 'ff-5. 6 Gal rooters filled the stands to witness the first game of the football season as the Lions played host to Mission. QPictu.res Courtesy of Plymouth Picturesy Bruins Outrun Lions Mission quarterback fakes back to pass as Terry Lofrano., tackle, md Ed Parker, halfback, move in. fir-we 4' Meeting a. powerful Bear eleven in Galileo stadium, the plucky, but un- experienced Lions were quickly bap- tized by the burly Beam as Mission rolled over, around, and through the lion defense. The Lions were out passed, outnm and outblocked. The bright spot of the day was the' lone touchdown by john King, end, tossed by Laamy Ross, quarterback, on a 49 yard pass play in the fourth quarter. With heavy hearts Gal rooteis took a last look at the scoreboard which read 33-6. ,, ., 174 ' - f ' 41,7 f 3-':. fix' ii' rw, ' . V I , X t .. , lz3'.ii15L?oss,Qqnxarterback, fights through a. hole opened up in S. I. 's line by Ken Cereghino, guard. Our vaisity song girls t2.1cin.g an arm. Left to right: Darlene Moeller, Kathy Wrig- ley, Bonnie Blackwell, joA1m Mac Ewen, Chris Chu and Pat Mar. Martin Bland puts on a cross -block body block in a successful attempt to stop. S. I. . W , W, ,f z, HX., W Lion Defense Gives Fine Performance Against S.I. Showing determination and real hustle, the Lion defense put up a terrific fight against S.I. , a strong senior ball club, on September 28 at Kezar Stadium. During the first quarter, the Wildcats were held in check, but as the second quarter brought fresh reserves, the defense was unable to stop S. I. advances. The final score was 39-O. Bob Dommgue, halfback, out of the grasp an S I. player ashe -,r-r,,,i Mm fig. :DX ,,,, f ,+R in :cg , ' 1 iv wff 1 1 V , 1. ,,, ,mv 'f vwf 'Mum fu , W. J ,, W mv 1. rl -- 1 ' V , ,L Q ff 'WWW QW: ,gi Q Fr ill 6 fm' ff Qiuika vi f ir ' 0-w Q fn qu 4 if ei A ' -Q- f , 5 .M 1 ' .V ,Q .5 ,., 1 I ' G 1 vi 1 ' - 5 ' S -1: ff :X . , :r g T' lf I gz , ,t fa ' . Ei , 53 5 ' W, 'Q E ,V ., ,.4, .,i,, I ,. 1. 15 me a a ff f 'iiflli f 1 4,154 YIWQ 'Q X Y ft if Ji -' ' I , L The Pep-Clinic brought forth many useful su- gestions, but most important it developed good- will and friendship among the student leaders of the participating schools. . W. W ,ff Lowell High was the only school that was absent. 1 3 , V Z I ? 4 , 4 The City's First . . At Galileo Song girls demonstrated their routines, Student Body officers exchanged ideas, yearbook editors compared methods and means of producing yearbool-as, newspaper editors talked about advertisements and yell leaders shook the school in the attempt to out yell one another. This was Galileo on Saturday morning, October 6, as we played host to the Erst annual Pep-Clinic. The Clinic was created in the attempt to give the schools a chance to exchange ideas and methods, in the hopes of bettering school activities. A general assembly gave the representatives a chance to become acquainted, this was followed by discussion groups and a lunch in the courtyard. A general assembly was held after lunch during which reports were made on the activities of each group. X0 ' ' 'I 451, ,I , cv . Q 1 Wig ww a M Q? 2 aww Sport Candids U A Mission player runs into trouble as jim Wooley, Dave Pelligrini, Ed Parker, Terry Lofrano, and Don Holsworth run in to make the tackle. li 'bf by a W ay .,f, ,M rv ala 'ff fm Q I, 1 ff' 'V - ' if , ,A . , lg 1 44 4 'W 'A V' Q fa H ls 'U ' S, I, players are stopped cold by the ability of Mike Hicks- to run with the ball, as Ken Cereghino blocks out a S.I. player. Andrew Bates and Ken Cereghino get help from Don Holsworth as they come in to tackle. Galileo puts on the big squeeze with Don Holsworth, Bill Pascoe, and Ed Parker jump in a pile-up. Syl ld 4 'W . as X1-f I - X ..,..t,,,: ,,, The mighty arm was put to the test by Ga1ileo's Bob Domingue as he fires a pass downfield. I y ia ,Q Mila .tw az, A Parrot runs into trouble as he faces up to Kim Stewart with Bill Pascoe running in to help. Balboa is thrown for a three yard loss by Wade, Banjo, White and George, as jackson and Pineda look on. Terry Lofrano, Aaron Amerson, and Don Holsworth run in to help an unidentified team mate. 0 0 7 I Varsity Foot ,fl IV? W' ,fp 4 A Q E , TOP ROW: Jim Rauls, managerg Frank Pandog Bill Doo, Mike Hicks 5 Kim Stuart, Gary Balzarini, Tohn Wichmang Bob Higgin botham, Artemy Begu.noff5 Dan Wall, Gerald Ameyg Russell Lew, Barney Smith, Rich Loeschg and John Seals. SECOND ROW George Poppin, Coach, Leo Huey, Lamell Crathchantg John King, Steve Bandettinig Dennis Duzdevichg Doug Scott Greg Casertag Martin Bland, Ken DelMonteg Gary Tomg Len Busch, and jack Lupertino. FIRST ROW: Sam Smith, jim Wooley, Ed Parker, Bob Dominque, Terry Lofrano, Ken Cereghino, Bill Pascoe, Andrew Bates, Donald Holswoxth, Dave Pellegnni, and Aaron Ame mon. Z, , fn M OK' ,VM Q , 4, , F y 5 . , Aaron Amerson, 'A End ' A 'Ariz Q 5 Ap gg 3 Lamell Cratchant, ix Halfback 1 gk lx, K ' A Sam Smith, 5 End B jim Woolegr, Quarterback Jall I962 ' Bill Pascoe, Center Don Holsworth Fullback Terry Lofrano, Tackle ' FIRST STRING VARSITY TEAM LINE: Sam Smith, Terry Lofrano, Andrew Bates, Bill Pascoe, Ken Cereghino, Don I-Iolsworth, Dave Pellegrini, and Aaron Amerson. BACKFIELD: Lamell Cratchant, Ed Parker, Jim Wooley, and Bob Domingue. Ed parker, Dave Pellegrini, Ken Cereghino, Hn Inv- f-If 'Tackle ' Guard And rew Bates, Guard Nur A Mission tacl-der fails to bring down Wade as he carries the ball for a gain. LI PL PA J.V. sCoREBoX Gal 53 Gal 13 Gal 21 Gal l3 Gal O Gal 39 Gal 35 Poly 13 S. I. 18 S.l-I. O Bal 6 Lowell 6 Wash 26 Lincoln 6 The Lions gain more ai-da e as Pineda sli s out of the Bear's hands, Simpson and An unidentified Lion goes for the tackle as Ranjo, George, Kajiwara., and Oliver block other Bears. Y E P Violante charge to his aid. jf V il KT! Mission players are dazed by O1iver's agility, while Simpson even seems a little amazed. SOPH - FROSH SCOREBOX Gal Gal Gal Gal Gal Gal S. I. 13 Lincoln 19 Poly 6 S. H. 22 Balboa 6 Wash. 7 Galileo goes for a 30 yeard touchdown with Pineda carry- ing the ball and Oliver, Taylor, Huie, and Simpson supplying the blocks! - 'E V ' We ,z ff 4 ' J' ' Z' 1 iff' .If . Q',l,:3:. il'. - K' all fs 5 1' A, W YZ , 1, M Q ,M , ,, , mgfg- . fm I iv! M AM' pvlunior Varsity RW BACK ROW: Coach McBride, Franklin Thomas, Amiel Parker, Alan Wade, Rich Shay, jon George, Scott Laflin, Henry Gordon MIDDLE ROW: Donald joel, james White, jim Kajiwara, Bob Seranto, Terry I-Iuie, Tom Valdespino, Art Cooper, FRONT ROW: George Ranjo, Larry Barnette, Willie Carter, Thysiah Ivy, Al Oliver, Cosmo Violante, Bill Pineda, and JITII Taylor Under the great coaching ability of Coaches McBride and McCaffrey our Junior Varsity team Won five out of their eight games , making two of them shut- outs. Their five-eight record was achieved by beating Poly, Sacred Heart, Balboa, Mission, and Lincoln, All players presented a Wonderful performance in the entire league play and there lies much potential within the team for future varsity victories. Soph- Frosh Coach McCaffrey and his Soph- ing display of football with their three-three Wins , which was achiev ed by emerging victorious over Poly, Balboa, and Washington, Their game with Lowell this year was cancelled because of rain. Frosh team have shown an outstand- Darlene . ' Pat Bonnie Kathy Joanne Chris ..W.XW-- -WW .,.e..,, - .--,. ,h T Q 3 Va rs :ty i ii I: J A ,,'. A ' The Varsity song girls for Fall 1962 were Darlene ' :E Jfgyvufggs-fs -'f W 1 ,- ,. i f .... , Moeller, Bonnie Blackwell, Kathy Wrigley, Janne l V' ' J - ' 'it' 'A .-'k'- Tay 1 , '1 MacEwen, Christine Chu, and Patricia Mar. Their I ' x X , ' ' ' 1 pep helped to keep up the spirit at all the football 6 l ! ., -4: V ' . : -as '- ' sr f ja g .lr T - xx. f . , -, C- 4,2 pp 452:35 ,ras fins, Maxx, ,2 2 Jr. Varsity The junior Varsity song girls were found at all the junior varsity football games, rain or shine. The girls who did a terrific job this term were Genevieve Lim, Patricia Maloney, Peggy Regan, Kathy , , Romney, Stephanie Chow, Delores Mixon, Phyllis Bacigalupi,and ' Sharlene Chew. V N Ji-YI ,G ' 'P 7' h 7 H Il y A T iw PM 5' Y S cw .1 RS: y 1255 f ks, , , 2 '., I I 'X 'Q i 3 ,I r 5 1. f - A if Q, 2 Z , , , ,, is Z' A9 X i Kathy 5 2.11 Gen Peggy Q Steph Delores Phyllis A X N., M K P S W l 0 Soccer A Andy TOTd1O takes a head ball as he passes lt to a fellow player. Carmelo De Grande stood out in stellar defensive play FRONT ROW Lucky Bohon, Dorsey Griffen, Ray Martino Mlguel Herrera, Andy Troup, Andy TOYd1O SECOND ROW Ken Chelme, Carmelo D1 Grande, Ed Sherrod, Steve Morese Paul Grambra THIRD ROW fn '1'ommas1 Manager Alan Mould, Mlguel Martmezg Max Brandg Russell Kuhn jay Slmone Dav1d Perez T Ray Martmo, goalkeeper, blocks a john De Boer holds the best record on the championship team. For this reason, he was chosen as the outstand- ing cross country runner. 1 7 X we X? x V, ,L ff COACH LUCAS BACK ROW: Rich Thompson, Chris Perrin, Harrison, and John De Boer. FRONT ROW: Leroy Herrera, Bob Schreiner, Gary Yee, and Clint Wrigley. C O, f W i' x V Cross Takes Clit ,sri s i . , Countr hampionship BACK ROW Left to right Jim Brughelli, Jack Marino, Rich Thompson, Chris Perrin, Harrison, Art Mays, Leroy errera jack Echivarri, joe Haylen, john DeBoer, and Bob Schreiner. FRONT ROTJ: Harry Velleno, Gary Yee, lint Wrigley, Ralph Moniot, Rene Velesquez, jim Cortez, and Mike Martin. J GAA The Girls' Athletic Association is an activity consisting of girls who participate in afternoon and morning sports. Sports that are offered in the GAA are basketball, volleyball, badminton, bowling, tennis , swimming, modern dance, and fencing. Girls who have attained three cards are eligible for a block, then a star, and finally a pin. The sports not shown are fencing, tennis , and volleyball. Tennis ---- or ba dmin- ton anyone? ,,,,.--- 76 ,.,--i1.i..g-1 ,,..--- B . .,,....-a--i I still say we should use the dum dum dee dum dum instead of the dum dee dee dum dum. V M 14' -'il' ' Q 'Exif' FW xv PoTLucK DINNER. 'l-nu-nun!! Wg-'Q ' N--.,---5 hx 'vu- ,,-.f I' al K-7,7 - ' Y. 1 November 20 was the date for the successful G.A.A. Pot Luck Dinner. There was plenty of food for all, and at six o'clock, everyone headed for the Girls' Gym for entertainment. If you weren't there, you really missed something 1 9 'Q va. xg W W U xi- , ' aam:1f2 7 Z :M Mx wr ffm 1 2 . Ai 9 ' 'V,! 1-,,,QV' ff f . ., X' dl, w Q. f ,,,,, 4 N ' K lo, 4 K, 4 -:1 -we - . ff, K, W 'A is 52 f ,W fs W' ! . ,, 5 , , is 'if if 5 ' f ,qi ,I 3, L R 4 I if 5' f 'Y 2 is , ,.,g g FIRST ROW: john Domingue, Warren Doo, Marty Hiralez, Alvin Leo, Russ Lee. SECOND RQWg Cedric G00, Roh Williams, Preston Lew, Terry Yee, Ed De Martini, Coach Buchanan. 12O'S I I2's and I2O's Basketball 112'S Ronald Jann, Kedrich Der, Cookson Yip, Gregory Chun, Willie Thomas and Ron Porciucala. W or i The color guard which was a familiar sight Galileo's ROTC battalion was headed by the battalion staff shown to all Lions appeared at all our assemblies above. and rallies and did a fine job. Galileo's Drill Team placed second, losing first place by only one point, in the city-wide drill team competition held at North Beach playground. Each morning, Galileans were brought to attention for the flag ceremony by the Drum and Bugle Corps. , , . - -v. 'M E ,fl ' LT: C T L K f. V - Q ,.. Crip, . 'r' V ' 557 'za Q - l'H1g5'NC?'A ,MN ,MW . ,gi . X ,Hn 5- ' ' d , Jill in -- Jil' 'wa ' ,. 1 Q- V ', ' ,A ,J t., ' -2111 A- W . ck ftwgi'-f.5.,7A QQ. f 2215! M f' ling., fs -' .Q 1--wtlfsff -iff Jiffy!! ' a 14 J -. . AV fr.. A 2975 , Qw - ff- n -'fb t w i Q, 1- -, f ff if 2 N 5 J-'ff 31' .Y .' :3 sin' ' 4, gi I. 6-zisifkixa fwnii '3 4' ,,,, W ---W-1V4'f-- 's 'M V 1 1027 U wk. in I' ,. U ,YFVFMG ,.. Y... Q. , f A...----fe . sf - - ve-. L '5- .. , rr .:. I. .Y ff? . ig.-W. is , nfl if My as ,SAW Galileo's ROTC Unit has proved to be the finest in the city by winning first place at the annual city-wide 91st Competition of 1962. Galileo won the following competitive contests: Drill Platoon lst Place Drill Team 2nd Place 3rd Yr Ind Manual of Arms lst Place 2nd Yr Ind Manual of Arms lst Place Highest scored 3rd Yr cadet Examination lst Place This resulted in a 1st place trophy brought home by our cadets. This represented the All-around Competition. Galileo also received a trophy for their lst place Drill Platoon. During the Fall 1962 term, the battalion was commanded by Cadet Lt. Colonel Daniel Wall. His staff included: C!Major Brian Phillips, Exec- utive Officerg CfMajor Adam Wolf, Adjutant, C,!Captain Oliver Bakke, Training Officer, Cflst Lt. Garrett Lee, Public Information Officer, and CXMSGT Tyrone Cobb, Supply Administrator. Company Commanders consisted of Cflst Lt. Tony Leong, A Company, Cflst Lt. Dennis Go, B Company, and Cflst Lt. Daniel Simpler, C Company. During the Fall Term, The Battalion Staff, Color Guard, Drill Team, and Drum G Bugle Corps participated in the Columbus Day Parade. Our ROTC Cadets participated in various functions. They included the K. O. Polio Drive, the training of San Francisco's School Safety Patrol for their annual review, usher- ing at the Teachers Institute, graduating cere- monies, and many other activities. Galileo's ROTC Battalion consisted of two rifle teams headed by the Battalion Com- mander, CfLt. Colonel Daniel Wall. l f .2 'P 2 ha I , , ww - fs x 'O ' -Lx V, ,Q , '59 5, 1 9. 1 . 4 fu., xx 4 2' ' ag' 'yi' ' 'X 1 W' wwf- ' . ,-4' iw, ,I .yd-g H 52 ,V 3, . 9 34,1 I V' . 1, gy, , .1 . ., I C. ,. Qin. 4.2. , -s, Q E , ,g ,R ,, . ' .. 5.535 W . ' ' ' -'3'3? - . . ,. , M A X .t Y, 1 3' frm 1 , in .-. W' 1 vv ,NX 5 t ' A 1 Q if I XZ' wry, Mr. Brady points out the action in the needed football pictures to Ralph Piz zella, sports editor. .. Y ' , ' ,vw if L rd ,, See, I told you not do do it that way, Tony Ping! ' .gfifxf Pat Boitano our hard working editor spent many hours after school and during her lunch period to meet her final dead- lines before gradua- tion. Pat Mar, Kathy Wrigley, Camille Pang and Claudia Poon make last minute changes. Yearbook hard work? Well, . .says Charlene Loesch as she looks up from her task. Linda Niz poses sen- sitively as she thinks about all the hard work that goes into producing a year- book. FLL Genevieve Lim, Sharon Low and Susan Der over the proofs that they are going to use their page. But, 1 want it done right now! Time Gut For The Pendulum as .ee..e rt M Lu,x M AAXKQKQ Mm yV,AAWA' , 'Q ,uyyu t -' -f , 45 ' 'Y wf,,2, af f :ffl ' ' Abe., KR xc Q il V f -, 1 4 4 as f,., n ' n, n n r 1 ' ' . . f'm.afIfzf 12? .,,g':1'f I if Carol and Sharon type busily to meet Opened drawers, papers tossed Care- their deadline. lessly here and there, describes the topsy turvy condition of the journa- lism room in one of its more hectic days. 'F ix 0, Ns Nancy Hayes wrote a very interest- Reporter Ann Huymans, who is from ing section in the newspaper enti- France, was a welcome addition to I tled, Between the Lions, Here, Joanne McEwen, who was responsible the staff because of her interesting for designing the cover of the Pendulum, and charming personality. takes time out to chatwith the editor, Char- lotte Wong. Z L LW Judy Yung andpynthia Chin also typed out the The Advisor, Mr. Putnam and the Editor Char- co res to be rrnted on th P ndulum. ' . ' P P e e lotte Wong, . were really responsible for the pro- 33 duction of the newspaper. Milf' v1ou,0.s-f449'v STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FALL- I 962 Terry Lofrano Sharon Giovacchini Alan Mould President Girls' Vice President Boys' Vice President Carol Cereghino Treasurer Ken Cereghino Athletic Manager , I. Www' Pat Boitano Recording Secretary Suzanne Bernardi Historian wwwqv i Carolyn Ichiyasu Corresponding Secretary Joe Favela Yell Leader WNW' WYWV V , 4' 'F , F, y V K 6 The Galileo Student Court consists of a chief justice, two associate judges , a public defender, a prosecutor, and a re- corder. The purpose of the Student Court is to give a fair trial to any student convicted of Violating any rules of the school. In the past, this organization has functioned success- fully and will con- tinue to do so in the future. Gloria Jong Associate judge Bob Carter Prosecutor tm 2 ual' Q I Gerald Amey Public Defender Joanne MacEwen Clerk Alan Mould Chief Justice LT gag: 'af' 1'::Jf' K f ff' 19 2 . fu, K f 5 fn rf, ' ' ,.', Rf 4 . ff also at f ,F 0 ' W' My 4 V ,ev W 2 3 f ' A 1:2 of fm Av 'f f'f Why' 2 if-QV, M W M, 1 j if A Ui , , Mr. Armand Magid, Class Sponsor Ulpiano Musni, President Dan Wall, Boys' Vice President Glcra Washington, Girlsylfice President Reminiscence ln February 1960, a small group of tenth graders entered the auditorium. We were either looking around amazed at the size of the auditorium or looking for friends from other junior high schools. We seemed a little awkward, a little insecure, and a little proud of being in high school. Three years later, those of us who survived marched down the aisle of Nourse Auditorium and the thoughts of the memorable moments we enjoyed together flashed through our minds. We remembered the Low Ten Popcorn Saleg the many hours of work in organizing it, the mounds of popcorn on the ground and the fun and profit the class received from it. Recalling the Song and Yell Contests , we remembered when we were juniors and the difficulty we had in filling and hiding the two huge weather balloons that sat in the middle of the field during the contest. It rained the night of the junior Prom, As Seniors we recollected our frantic search for rick- shaws when we carried out the theme Ping for the Song and Yell Contest. The city was covered by a blanket of thick fog for our Senior Prom. After graduation we went our separate waysg only the memories linger in our minds to remind us of high school friends. Judy Fong, Secretary Dorene Lum, Treasurer Q x . i 5 i 3 3 5 5 Q 5 5 2 I 5 5 ?1Ei The moment had finally arrived when they would leave their classmates behind. They all sat motionless and scared, not certain what the future would bring. They were assembled together for the last time in Nourse Auditorium on january 30, 1963. 4 They eagerly await their entrance. Mr. McCaffrey gives a few encouraging words. No time for tears! The time has finally come! -.tb 'Y Jeannette Cho Eugene Chun Andres Colon W11fnad Dang Linda Daniel William Fazande ., . I gd Terry Gigante x Xfx K. ' XG. Mp. m I X-..r ,f X , is Q s ' A f 'Z' e Caught: our attention witgh her high squeaky, .lapgh when sh if A V ex- cited. - 41 ' Lost: senior class presiden y two votes. ' 4 ways: at meetingsg a class oriu' . - i try officerg with candy in ,. rse. .Ng QQ on committefesg as sympa- rg as leader. I ed: to friendsg classg schoolg R.L.. ,ffl ed: in photography- in danc V in history. . .5 fi : to work- to help others- ings done. -' RCLAUDIA POON QD Sharon Giovacchini Opal GOOCh 41' 'iv -we-v 'swf A 5 .-. e Judy Fong Mary Fong Mary Ford as an 5 Fa -rf ' Anna Gallardo Nancy Gaskin I-uCkY Gee ff Q Z xl 3' :y ,' N-9:1 X Joyce Green Cheryl Hansen Annette HaV1e -rf pw A Manuel Hernandez Ronald Ho Catherine Hoffman Carol Ann jackson J I J Siiqq Phyllis jackson Leo Jones Michael Jang Bertha 'lue ' - A native born Hawaiian, Cam- ille Pang came to Galileo as a junior. Since then, she has actively partici- pated in almost everything--which includes Lions League, Silver Seal, CSF, GAA, and Girls Council. She has been president of her registry twice, and at this time she is in the Senior Council. Camille will be remembered for her witty remarks, her clever ideas, her brightly colored muu- muus, her quick sense of htunor, Mun, A and her friendlv nersnmliw unfl- un-P' MMI' an A - 4 When you see a poster adver- tising the coming dance with the monogram Gia in the corner, you know the Girls' Vice-president Sharon Giovacchini designed it. Art is Sharon 's favorite hobby. As the school's first historian, she created a new bulletin board every month, along with planning the school scrapbook. When Teahouse of the August Moon was chosen as the term play, Sharon helped de- sign most of the sets. Lions League the Song and Yell Contest, and member of the Silver Seal Society are among the many activities in . .4 .i which she took part. X ' A Hn. ff' . Ellen julian Jocelyn Lai Lo' 'K A joanda Lee Larry Lee Wx.-V Terryl Lofrano Dorene Lum Patricia Mar Ana Martinez 'OH 'fi' ... 4 f Perkin Lee Huff Sandra Kan Richard Kim Patricia Labrstre Maxine Lam Connie Lee Grace Lee ivy Rosalind Lee David Leo Ronald Leong Frances Luna Ire ne Martsencovsky li? A Jacqueline McClendon Arthur Mays U LQ! Dan, who was very active in the ROTC, advanced to the position of Battle Group Commander and Lieutenant Colonel. Although he was well-liked by all who knew him, good-looking Dan was especially popular with the girls. He was known for his participation on the Cross Country and varsity football teams, as well as leading our class in the Song and Yell contests during the past three years. Dan spent his last senior semes- ter as class vice-president and as a member of the Pendulum staff. ...wW1'iF f 0806! Serge O1-loff Camille Pang Edward Parker William Pascoe Barbara Pickens Anthony Ping Q: 5 Claudia Poon Leroy Quan Ella Quong Peter Razvaliaeff James Riddle Poseanne Rivera Clydis Fogers Kathleen Sandoval .f ,, I 'QI if . wk .AQ 3 4 x , A 1 f., 5 Athlete, scholar, leader, No. 42 in the line, life member of Silver Seal, year and one half resident of 320, this is Terry Lofrano. If you were in the stands during football season, you watched Terry play first string varsity tackle. As athletic manager, he sold tickets to the games, as boys' vice-president, he upheld and ran Student Court, as student body president, he ran 320 and led the student body. When fvr you passed 320 and heard a voice any saying All right gang, let's get 'MJ busy, you knew Lofrano was there. An outstanding senior, Terry plans to attend college and study engineering or architecture. itlw 'Af' Gregory T anj uatco 'Wi X if Q, 'aw' 5 ff, K Susan Simcox Daniel Simpler - '- '- Jack Sue Yoko Sugaya All 'fs mf- Mary Thomas Irene Tong Leonard Tong William Touchstone Bruce Tripp ,awww f-,f . 'QQ f ws' -6 Loretta Vaughn Daniel Wall Glora Washington Patricia Wing V ,Zi If there was typing to be done for our class, Pat Mar was always on hand. She was class secretary and registry vice- president and secretary. Among her other activities are: member of the senior class council, and was a member of the prom com- mittee. As a high senior, Pat was chosen varsity song girl because of her pep and precision. Pat will be remembered for her size--petite, personality--sweet, and her enthusiasm toward Galileo 5 1 1 Dimpled Glora spent three very active yea1s at Galileo. She was a song girl for the Song and Yell Contests, and impressed many with her modern dancing, especially at the Spring Festival. Glora likes home economics and baseball, which she always played at Lion's League picnics. A very popular and amiable girl, Glora was chosen as our Girls' Vice President during our last term. The Fall '62 Class participated in the traditional Turnabout Day Forty-seven students let the teachers relax and took over the classes for the day. Some of these Tumabout teacher were Qleft to right, top to bottomj Joann Yee as Mrs. Wong Wilfred Dang as Mr Knoell William llchippefll Fazande as Mr. Lucas: Clydis Rogers as Mrs Shamlian an u a O Don Holswoth as Mr. Lucas Clifford Wong Gordon Wong Judy Lynn Wong Joanne Yee Michael Yee P2.t1'1C19- Yee mum sv' gf '7' HM D-E TURNABOUT DAY Again this year as has been traditional at Galileo, the gradu- ating seniors took over the teach- ing duties on Turnabout Day. Each senior experienced for a day the trials and tribulations a teacher faces the year round. Some of the forty-seven brave souls are shown here: Jocelyn Lai, Nlr. Silva, Diana Balagot, Miss Madsen, Patricia Boitano, Mr. Brady, Pat Yee, Miss Nelson, Phyllis jackson and Glora Washington, Miss Garten, Hiep Ngo, Mr. Levaggig Howard Chin, David Leo, and Leslie Young, Mr. Bajorg Prudence Ding, Mr. Devaneyg jackie McClendon, Mr. Donohue, Mary Fong, Dr. Carlson, and Pat Ward, Mrs. Clements. Trying to fill the shoes of a teacher, as these people found out, is a mighty big task! A',f,x 5 mx I 3 1 X 'F' f' . si x gms: 3 2 x . .bK, , ii f 'ff ' T Be , did. -,. 1 uw ,.- 4? fitg do we wipe microscope with this, or use itp clean our fountain pens - ,..... :,.....4.,. :.. ..-nf- LIST OF CAST Abby Brewster . Abby Brewster . . .... ..,... M ary Goosevx . . . . . Yvonne Strattonii Bev. Dr. Harper. . . .... Charles Weiss Teddy Brewster. Officer Brophy . Officer Klein. . Martha Brewster Martha Brewster Elaine Harper. . Elaine Harper. . . . . .... Keith Rodan . . ...... Adam Wolf . . . . . Bob Higginbotham . . . . . , Vicki Flaherty? . . . . . Diane Ga Wolf . . y Kohala Hembredf Kathy Donohueblok Mortimer Brewster . . ...... joe Edwards Mr. Gibbs ....... ...... Ro y Buell Jonathan Brewster . . . .... Fred Abruzzo Dr. Einstein .... . E. . John Villanueva Officer O 'Hara .... . . . jack Lupertino Lieutenant Rooney . . . . .Terry Lofrano Mr. Witherspoon ............ Chris Church 'FThursday and Saturday evening performances. W Friday evening and Saturday matinee perform- mances. Director. . . . . .Mr. Clementj. Kennedy Martha and Abby Brewster try in vain to persuade their nephew jonathan and his friend Dr. Einstein to leave. They become especially annoyed when jonathan buries a foreigner in their basement. Arsenic and Officers Klein and Brophy report to the President as to the condition of the country. lfirssifgfb' V ...A 1 B 'Wx . Under the direction of Mr. Clement Kennedy, The Galileo Footlights Club presented Arsenic and Old Lace as this year's term play. The cast of seventeen consisted mainly of Seniors. The part of Abby Brewster was shared by Mary Goosev and Yvonne Stratton. Vicki Flaherty and Diane Gay alternated in the role of Martha Brewster, and Ko- hala Hembre and Kathy Donohue in the role of Elaine Harper. The play was presented on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, as well as a matinee on Saturdav morning. The attendance at all performances was good, and the students seemed to feel that the play was worth venturing out into the rain to see. Teddy Brewster prepares to charge San juan Hill as the Brewster sisters, Mor'timerBrewster, Lieu- tenant Rooney, and Mr. Witherspoon look on. One of the outstand- ing features of Arsenic and Old Lace was the fine sets. Sharon Gio- vacchini and Terry Lo- frano spent many hours after school designing and completing the sets which included a large stairway, hand-made wallpaper and large wooden doors. Elaine Harper is kidnapped by Jonathan Brew- ster and his able assistant Dr. Einstein. Dr. Ein- stein, the Ben Casey of 1941, decides to set up shop in the Brewsterhome and repair jonathan's face. 1t has been a long time since I have enjoyed a glass of good elderberry wine. Q .. av ,- '11 4 1 avg f 5 ........... -5'-1 1 2 I n...1:5 'IF' 3 --..4...Ju1 Qi 1- y'h I L......c W I lr I lung, If luv ...nw agar-W uri nxfvf A t AZ. W Abad, Rudy Abruzzo, Roseann Acker, Archie Acres, Helen Addzima, Gary Aguallo, Francisco Aguilar, Guillermina Aguilar, Frank Aguilar, Joe Sandy Aimone, Aluto, David Akins, Helen Allessandra, Toni Alhambra, Rita Allen, Charles Allen,-Deborah Allen, Debra Almazol, Susan Amonoso, Rusty Anders, John Anderson, Earlene Anderson, Ken Anderson, Vincent Anemas, Ronald Angel, Cecilia Angel, Fernando Aima, Robert Anoya, Andy Arancibia, Joe Apice. Susan Aricua, Joanne Armenta, Gloria Armstrong, James Armstrong, Phyllis Arnold, Lydia Au, Agnes Au, Christopher Auito, Michele Auteman, Pada Avila, Floripes Axionoff, Olga ' . Bacigalupi. Phyllis Baker. Thatcher Bakke, Gilbert Bakker, Diana Balestreri. Julia Ballestneri, Joe Ballesteros, Paul Ballesteros, Vicky. Barrett, Charles Baruso, Carol Bandettini, Steve Bandoni, Ada Bari, Nicholas Barrett. Harry Baskett, William Bass, Clarence Bassani, Joe Battle, Connie Bean, Wilfred ' Beatty, Patricia Beecham, Julie Beck. Clarence Bedulac, Roger Benedetti. Bruno l Berdal, Max Bernardi, Suzanne Bellavorm. Miche Bellie. Bill Bini Mike V Bindi, Silvano Blackwell, Bonnie ' Bladock. Larry Bland Martin Blandino. Adele Blannelivo, Sal Blue, General Blue, Rose Blue, Roxie Boeddiker, Diane Bok, Florence Bolds, Alex Bonetsky, Peter Bonner, Lanita Bonnett, Larry Bonnett. Larry Boone, Sheryol Borrero, Cornelia Boughelli, Jim Boyd, Mara V , ,,,. , urgv , , f -5 4 'V a , 1 'A 1 -- - 1 1 'x -psi, gif as I My - YA If A I ,l - 4+ x f b 'V' A , i f 'Y .L - ' e f ' - ' ., A 3 7-5 We gf' . we ' ' fi' r'-' ' , 4 -f ' .' 3 ' ' ' 'V 7 6 ' 1597 M-. ',g, - 3' ,V I ,:, ,av V 4 YS. -3- , A . f 4. ' tv . . 7 , L ' 2 , ' , ' , Q., A 1512, fi, 'if . . sv - ' - f if? ' 1 2 W '5 f f g, -v at E53 'f ff H Ir 5 Y Tin ' X , ,I V ' . 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Bill Popvic, Lorraine Porciuncula, Marvin Porciuncula. Ron Portoghese, Janet Posy. Patricia Potente, Lucille Prado, Barbara Prado, Juanita Piagneri. Dennis Pratt, Herman Prieskop, Franklin Pringle, Eugene Pung, Charlotte Quan, Henny Quan, Peter Quan, Sandra Quattran. Dan Quides, Lolita Quock. Winchell Cary Karina Quon. Quon, Quon, Sharon Quon, Valerie Quong. Linda Rael, Erlinda Ragland, Sheran Rangel, Carla Ranjo, George Ranson, Carol Ramerez, Nick Rawls. Jimmy Ray. Bettye Rayond, Jane Redd. Irena Redmond, LeRoy Reed, Joseph Regan, Pamela Regan, Peggy Ricco, Joe Richardson. Barbara Richmond, Dare Rinovoso. Carolina Rivera. Roseann Roberts. Gayle Robertson, Brenda Robinson, Stella Robles. Francisco Robles, Jane Rogers. Esther Rodriguez, Frank Rodriguez, Henry Rodrigues. Rebecca Rodriguez, Sharon Roisner, Fred Romero, Jane Romney, Kathy Rosetti, Christine Roy, Clayton Roybal, Joe Ruby, David Ruetz, Wilma Ruffin, Loretta Ruiz. Tony Ruland, Nancy Russo, Robert Russo. Rosanna Sabado. Jeane Saenz, Ramona Sakini, Gloria Sallee, LaVonne San, Fred San Felipe, Paul Sanchez, Sandra Sang, Karen Santiago, Danny Santiago, Linda Sargiotta, Karen Sargiotto, Pat Saunik, Thomas Scatena, Jeff Schick, Ron Schieffer, Dexter Schlicker, Lillian Schnatter, Sally Schneider, Lenice Schnelle, Steve Schreinen. Bob Schubart. Pete Scott, Harold Scott, Sharon Scvanton. William Scroggins, Ruth Scuoteguaza, Bob Seals, John Segeis, Virginia Sereda, Marilyn Serrano, Alejandva Sevilla. Arthus Sexton. Judy Sheppard, Ron Sherrod, Edward Shields, Dawn Shields, Irene Shinn, Denny Shiraishi, Faye Shiroky. Carol Shisler, Donna Shisler, Nona Shorter, Harry Shudin, Dorthy Sibley, Steve Sampaig, Louis S. Silvert. Frances Simcox, Susan Simmons, John Simone, Jay Simonetti, Livid Simpson, Orenthal Sinclair, Greg Sish, Lawrence Sit, Paul Skews, Carolyn Slater, Fred Slepnikoff, Lori Sloanes, Alfred Smith, Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Angela Barney Delbara Dolores Jimmie Katherine f Lula Bell Rex Q 0,1 ns, Qinei f We Smith, Ruth Ann Smith, Sherryl Smotel, Milo Sonney, Danella Soo Hoo, Sandra Soo Hoo. Sandra Soo Hoo, Wayne f Spinale, Rich Stankey. Randy Stewart, Mickey Stiggers. Arhelia Stingel, Linda Stokes, Kathleen Stokes, Norma Stomps. Joan -.J f e ff v K y f . 5 U , - if A - . A 75? ,Zi af 'WY X aa an ae' 252, faa +xi -aa ana V 5 -M ,VAV If it , Y Q 11 Q i ..., 1 S , -ts , if in ,,,, 45 N 4 fa . www- , - .,,, ,, ,. Y , i ..t, V f gf, , i J ,. . , fa if-9 1,-. .. ,gy . . -' 1, -' . '- 75 WM, 'awww , ' fi 'fi 1 , ,,,w,x ., ,, r V' ,,. , , if , I ,,,, Q , rae-Qa We W Q ,, , fe- A 'ff A' , 3 5, ' ' I ,,.A ,',, In ,,,,, ,',. qlllv 3 b H, , . ,. P Vb.A. , - 3 . 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Jimmy Tsang, Wilson Tse, Delia Tse, Neil Tsue, Betty Tuccori. Geraldine Ung, Adelyn Urbina, Karin Vagadoni. Allan Vagadoni, Pete Valdespino, Evangeline Valdespino. Tpm Van Winlke, Ellis Vasile, Neal Vecovi, Dave Velasco, Richard Vellegas, Rene ' Vellene, Harry Ventura, Judy Vindis. Mary Violante. Cosmo Visaya, Victor Vizcarra. Yolanda Vonovic, Steven Waddell. Elaine Wade, Alan Waldron. Yvonne Walker, Beverly Walker, Dennis Walker, JoAnne Wall, Diane Wallis, Carolyn Walsh. Gary Waltier, Jai Ware. Virginia Washington, Linda Washington, Thomas Waters, Guy Watkins. Walter Young, Clifford Young, Lenona ww., ev ,1, ,V 5 Q, 4 -Q 5- .F nee W, I' Ah Q..-,gi I x 'V HM W, A. H 'Km If Q4 12,9 , 'fi , . 1,4 f, 1 4 Y I ,yr f f - f 'SW 'FW Q66 'sf v, 29 25? J . 1 5' tg ,f Watson, Clarence A , weaver, Gretchen , , ., JI N . A. 'e ister, Carolyn L. V1 V ' 'z Webster, Carolyn l ' ,' er W ' C .1, ' A S Weddle. Sharon ffa 4 ,V M ' ,A ', 'r Weiss. Charles 'Af ' If V ' 3 V, ' Q , if Wenzel, Sharon , I X ' ' 17' eg 7 White, James H ' White, Robert P 'ff ' W A K Whittock, Marfzarette ,,, ,..,, ' V, Maxim, Michael V ,V Wf ' V' i eim, Roger , 47 f Z: -I z , -,, 1 Williams- AHUWOHY -Z V - I W f V - Q, I 3' Williams, son 1, M V' IV? 4' -- I Wi11semeV ef Cf Vf W Ve .V 15 VV1ll1ams, Flgra e 1 Q le Few Q3 71' ,- williams, Patricia VZ, :- , f -X ,gat ji ff .' ' - ,ee illiams. Robert it 15 7 V' ' fi , f , ,, 2 Williams, Susan 4 1 f X 'I i X' ruff? ' f ' ,,,. , .i., 7 '- ' f - '- ' A 'f f- aiafrefwe, ' f Williams, Unjaiia - ' Wills, Al ' Winn. .Ioan , M- .. 3 I Wilson, Betty U ,, f 3? Vz- , Wilson, Chester 4 Wllson, Margaret ,. 'J Wilson, ons 6 X V Wilson. Terry . ,-fe fd ' ,, , Wene Ben , , C , , ei ong, Charles J 41:2 V Wong, Charlotte M- ,V , Wong, Chung no Wong. Danny , ,V V w0ng,DiD1 QQ M-.C ' V ' Wong Dolores 2 'M' VJ: 4 A f 4 Wong. Donald 'V f I. 9J'J' .L Y Wong, Eddie ,I , Q Q V I .dr J! X M. 4 I , Wong, Evan , 'V W I ' Wong, Gilbert ,, v ,., V V. 4 - Wong, Kenneth ig ' ' ' ' , . Wong, Lily 'ti' V 2. Wong, Linda , ' , ong' Lorraine ' l r VV Wong, Mary ' f . if ' ' Yong, Melinda -V-V W , , 'ong, e ing ff? f ' A ' 1 Wong, Miltinnie 1.-' ,' X ' , ' Wong, Morris ' ' ' ' , ,, Q Wong, Maylin fy , QV 3 3, - .1 Wong, Nancy fV, 1 A I - ' Wong, Nancy 1 ' T' ' ,, V , Wong. Nancy .i ' 1 'eh if ' X ,fx -ink 54 V H 'WJ 1 a Wong, Patricia .W 'i V , ,f Z lf? 'A-4 l 5 ' , ', Wong' Richard 5' I V V eff . :A VFW! xii, it ,, r Wong, Robert we i f Wong, Rose f' :lv 1 . qfii V f Wong Russell , ure-,J , ' I ' If ', Wong, Stanley L.. ' :xy C3 , l A 5 V ,J , Wong, teve ' V 4, A 'err H ' ttf-2 Wong, Freeman .M ig? g -' - .. '. I XV, 'J' M Woo, Diane 1 'e V f V, ' - f- -w j , .YV . , WOOV Howard , fi Q , . fm' ' b e ., J WOO, Leland i 1- V 1 riff ,mf sf.: f V 1 le - 'X f V, - Woods. Patsy ' QW '- V Wooley, Diane Q V 1' X , 4 Wrigley, Clinton J. A V QV I X ,, ', ' Yanavonis, Joseph 5 1 , im im ' V. ' 5,531 Yau, Betty 1 3 , f .1 5' 1 4, , Yee. Alfred an 1 e f me f V ' Yee Christine Q V Yee- Darryl .2 V' .ff V Q .V .Zia V, W , N Yee'M1mda V' Y . R Q ' ' , YES, Sl?:u Ging 4 , , X' : ,N ' ' ' 'l i ' if fi V 'Q 3 ,. , , . 4 ,e .1 Yee, Terry A M X 1 V t VV ,,, I U 4 ,mm 7 , I I Yip. Danny gee M ' V , ,,., gp VV V V ' :eV V 2 f Young, B012 ... . -9 ' ' 5 1, ef Vee . , if Yuen. Kent Zack. Patricia Zeleskey, Bill if 2 f A 4 fn f ' Q ,ig I, to A il , 62 . '59, ,- Q f f I 4 -., fn' fefig , ,j 5' JI ',g 1 'M , , , , ee , fa f 4 ' ' ' fel , , , W f A A lm- Le w X iw ee, i 1 1 f f 3, 6 t ,V , ,,,. 1 Y, f yn! ff I :V V .lf , ff .- ' . ,ff 1 1 .4 Our dministration Sincere, understanding, and fair, these are only a few of the words which characterize Mrs. Higgins, our Dean of Girls. Mrs. Higgins stands out for many girls as a true friend and counselor. whose warm and fair judgment has led many to more sensible lives. Along with her duties as Dean of Girls, she also sponsors one of the most prominent of service or- ganizations, The Girls' Council. These are only a few of the ways in which Mrs. Higgins has shown her fine talents and interest in the betterment of our school. A demanding and difficult position at Galileo is that of the office of Boys' Dean. It calls for a patient and under- standing personlike Mr. Smith. With his utmost concern forthe good will of the students, he strives to give guidance to all who seek his counsel. Boys can freely confer with Mr. Smith about their problems to have them straightened out with an impartial, but firm opinion. Dr. Carlson is one of the busiest, but most patient and understanding counselors Galileo has ever had. Although he is a busy man, he tries his best to advise the students who come to him with their problems. As Head Counselor, his aid to students has helped them to grow and learn through their years at Gal. gpmpam' s vs Q.. 5? ,X ki A 'PN-, ,S 1 nr fJ ' X XX s ,l Mxs . Ansel Homemaking :ff s W-,W-Q -1- s? A , Y' x rs. ,--sf A Q k - 2 Ne , ,rg me-1 -'if E' -Qs Mr. Bowden Mr Brace Mr Brady Mr Brxggs Foreign Language Industual Arts Enghsh SCIBDCG Mr. Buchanan English Mr. Chin Mathematics fr?- hQHWi-L-.ii '-f4LfZ9L --6 .ZEZ3 S x 'R 1 Lihfyf VET' s-5 '- 1 f 1 65354. . . 5 . L 'Syst ,mi . Q ' Y 3 u....4.muun ' J, Mr. Decker Physical E ducation .K cT,' V f ,, , ff fi ,ll 4' fi , ., i , We 2 3 ,V 1 4 I NV M V Mrs. Dunkel Homemaking Mr McCaffery and Mr Kennedy in the teachers' skit if ' 35, 14 L Ja i? 3' air ' 1 K is A A Q if 1. ' 'I l k v , Q- A f S Y ff - 1 wi 3 Q Mr. Devaney Business if ' ' A is .: , Ev' 'i.N:3 4 , GW 4 7 J 4 5 If l 'WV A , Q .7 Mr. Donahue History Mr. Ferro History Miss Garten Physical Education Mr. Grimes Music Miss Fousekis Homernaking Mr. Goldman History Mr. Haas Physical Education Mf Miss Hastings English M' Nl1.,,,,, Mr. Kearney History Mrs. Healy Business Mr. Keeve Science Mr. Kennedy Foreign Language Mrs. Liu Engiish Mr. Knoell Mathematics Mr. Lucas Physical Education is V Mr. Goldman in the teachers' skit at the Sacred Heart Assembly. Mr Kennedy, Mr. McCaffreyVand Mr. Goldman were a popular trio at the assemblies. Mr. Levaggi English Mr. McBride Mathematics .' ' falffirf .' f it an U 4 MQ ,z ,g X if It W . gg, .555 Wiley U WWW' ' l7Z'2'flVfi r X 1 'QV ', QQ ?,4J7f 7 UGA f ff, ,fy ' W wwf, f Of Q ff f 7 Z QQ , 2 A , ' ' .1 . Wx, 'xi W 7 if i 1 V' L - Ag. K .- f f f, x 5 Mr. Lew Science Mr. McCaffrey Business ASH' , lf, j If f J' I 1 -2 4 42. My V, .. 5 I' ' I ,W was ix ,E MI- MCC211 Miss Madsen Mr. Magid Science Science f 1 4. ' - ff 1 sf , , , ,awww f ,af- wh 7 5 fif .. f ,M X Wim Miss Miller Mrs. Milton Miss Nelson Homemaking English Business History Mathematics 'Y Miss Plouf Art The Pep Band at the Mission Game . Mrp Poppin Physical Education Mr, Portale Music F' Mr. Putnam English Mrs. Shamlian Homemaking 'W Wifi gf f V IIQA1, f'k' J Mr. Spitzer Physical Education Miss Wong Physical Education so Mr. Sanders Miss Schoeppe English Physical Education Mr. Silva Miss Smith English History OUR CAMERA-SI-l'Y TEACHERS Mis. Alpers Miss Leary MI. Baraff Mrs. Livernette MIS. Benson IVII, Mason lvlr. Brown My, NH115 Mr. Burke Mrs. Murphy Miss Calmenson' Mr, Sgwafd Mrs. Ferguson Miss Smith MI- Gold Miss White Mr. Hanley Mr. Wong MI, Illia WI L ATS QUTCLAW LIO S Greg Sinclair goes up for the tip-off while joe Geran and Andrew Jew stand by for further action. Galileo puts a big man named Joe Geran against Saintlgnatius. Poised for fast action are Mike Dunne, Andy jew, Greg Sin- clair, and Dave Wright. Shown here is the pep band,as Mr. Portale calls it,because these boys have the most pep and play at the football and basketball games. n- 243,231 STANDING left to rlght Warren Doo CSdI1C Goo Dave Wright Craig Stanky joe Gei-an Dan Quattrin, johnny Domingue, VARSITY TE MSHOW DETERMI ATIO On this page is pic- tured the hardest fight- ing, most determined basketball team in the city. They had a tough season but these boys just never gave up. They fought until the final buzzer rang, re- gardless of the game conditions. Coach Bu- chanan is picturedvvith a proud smile extend- ing from ear to ear. No, he doesn't have the glory of his team vvin- ing the city champion- ship, but he did have the satisfaction of be- ing coach of the city's hardest fighting team. 3 H4 fern 4 n I 5 3345 fl fqfff 5 f 'z J' g NG H- J' 04.91 qu LIONS TA GLE WITH LISTANGS l 1 Loyal Lion Obie Goodrich gets the tip-off from Lame Mustang. Faithful Galileans root their team on with cheerful smiles and loud yells. Lionettes pictured here are Joyce Christopher, a. camera-shy rooter, Willie Jean Davis and Judy Doss. QV? 'If L , lil 137- As john Domingue and Obie Goodrich block, Dennis Duzdevich sinks a lay-up for a critical two points. Harry Yee's reach falls short of getting the ball while Obie Goodrich disappoint- edly looks on. M, we f 4 f, . W ,. , L , 3, f ,MM .fm QQ ,7652fJ4p,Q' 7 HV f 7 51. 4 xi' 3 WIZZ' 7 A 1,3 A 9314? q V , - 4 . ,V ,f 1 ff f 1 , 130244 5, '2 Q. 1 3 ? ' H ' f -7 ,vw ,f , 0, :V ff, 159, 'f 1, f ffl' A 'gsii . Wg, V Cf , sf fi I W 2' W fl? ' f W -, f ff' 1 no eff 144 ,Lf M aff za, ,, V1 ff, , M ' , s 1 ,I in Vg ff-A fiffff W at . wav 4 . .J ,, f , -in ww, iff 'W fqc, 'Q . ., f, vii, 5 ,, '27, , ,h mf M432 ' .L W aw! guy x,,f f W, 4 , 9 - fgy W, f f ,rw ,ffl , , za: F ff M , ' s 'I '7 ' was 4 in ., , r - ,f,. , f egg? fgliff 01, 'S Z ,iffy 35 f ' r is if f ? o.,-iff H5 iw' 'Y Luff 'ffb f f f ffffui- 'Vfff - ,fp ,viii ,3g.n,',f '1 f , M, .,ff,2,V ,M ., f ,, . ,M wc - M4 'f,. ,gy fzffgvz M f ' ' ' 1 ' 2:2 ,'f'ffIfC' ', ,'35 ,'fQ ,YV 707 , , f gf , - J 6,ff,ff 4-42-'ffficf :fff:!1g4x5y'!55fi M , 2 : , fciffi- 5 wg f f f ' . .: f '. ,V ' ,. -i f?ff 2f . ff ' The brave s is Margaret Bray. word twirling lovely Our lovely fashion models, who were inspired by the girls in school, are Bob Higgin- botham, Mike Pitzer, Hank Coleman, Bernie Pignati, Lanny Ross, Norman Estes, jim B h ' urg elli, Tom Sugrue, andjerry Evola. giTviE5i1?SgO?ig1:g:t3fZIiii The way Lynn Parker, Yolanda Vizcarra, Sylvia Miller, and the audience Nancy Hayes look, it's apparent that You Can't Get A Man With A Gun. Whoopee, it's calypso time says Ruth Morgan and Judy Doss. Ab- sent from the set are Barbara John- son, Glora Washington, Phyllis jackson, and Linda Woodson. The modern dance group does their interpretation of Sui-fer's Stomp. The graceful gals are Sharon Weir, Glora Washington, Genevieve Lim, and live Quival. The photographer couldn't catch Seretta Marshall on the end. 74 N Play It Cool A casual affair known as the Senior Show was presented by the talented Low Senior Class in honor of the graduating seniors. All who attended the amateur hour en- joyed it tremendously. The high- point of the Senior Show came when roars of laughter rocked the auditorium as the latest fashions were modeled by the more poised male members of the class. More laughter came as Art Mays did a pantomime to Bib john a.ndNan- cy Hayes sang her way through Diamonds AreA Girls 's Best Friend. A Letter From the Editor Dear Galileansz This letter completes the fall and winter sections of the book and draws to a close my duties as editor. I could tell you of the time and effort the staff has put into completing these two sec- tions and of the work that will be put forth to complete the rest of the book, butI will not. I will let the 1963 Telescope speak for itself. If you look at your yearbook with pride and proudly display it to your friends, then we will have succeeded. There is no greater satisfaction that an editor or staff can feel than to know that they have produced a yearbook that pleased their fellow students. Each member of the staff contributed his share toward making the book. I would like to take this opportunity to thank each one of them for their fine work. They made my job much easier. In behalf of the whole staff, I want to thank Mr. Frank Brady for his work and assistance During the year I have served as editor, I have found his knowledge of photography invaluable. I know that the staff joins with me in wishing Mr. Brady the very best of luck in advising the fu- ture Telescope staffs. Graduation will terminate my duties as editor. I want to wish Carolyn Yee, the spring editor the very best of luck. I know that she will enjoy the job of editor as much as I have. 7 Sincerely , .fp -'N CCZZCC44-f 75 -V .rf - V X '- - ' - ' :. 1 4.1--gf ,..,,5..,,,:.: .:- ' :f.,yf-gg fx 1 ' 1- -9,5 Y.--,. M K. .V ..,...-.,,, Y. , .., ., M - , ,, Q Y x V -Q-1-,T-.,.,,..,.-f--f :Lf.ff--:Vg-1-.1-y - -A -x.-.A.,,..x,, ,L -.- t .. M -Q-F-1-X-F:-2--,-.-M.-.,,k.-..., -,-1. ,.,..-.-,.,,,.., ff. ., --x, -..- .- .I::':.T:1:3tT:1':.3gi1'gZf-f'tr:-izgjxuzq11j':N--:'rf:,3,:f-55 -Q.,fj'f-,tl ' Hg . 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Wwe, I mwah 1 an nen,n ,nen J f e'?f wi f 213' , 4 - JJ 'f'7'Q'J QA? . . ,Q :fr ,,4-1r::'-2'-if-7132 ' rr. . 3-,ffg f731i': 5'I:'-.131-,,' 41 ' IQ:-5?t7I, -.....:'-f.,'--,.,-, . +:-:-fm-. .,-.g f,3,.,.,!'f,:.Q,-. Vg., ' Nzfgayg.. 1 Pr., ' , ' 'u 4 4 , 3' f?-.'f?5,'f M-i.:-4:4- -fff 1gi' :M-xlgyi ww fx-.:s.:-' 4s'Yg.g,'., ' .,f?3J W' , ., , , ,. , , --:mp , rm- g.-:-:wifi ,'.,g3.,7 M-..gf.,g ,, , ,g.v.g.5,.w5.p.,f,1j 5-irwpf -2!:'f:':-1 l- will-5-:'.'f:g:f ,, ,..:-..:- gm, 1r,:a.f:'w:-,-'ni f www 1:35-.:gM.3, 'v..':-age,-Jgggg '-.,,. '-m.:g-..,7:,g., v1.,s15..:.gr,CA f,.,f.f'n.'fmf...-s...,,,. .-,N-'.... -.nr Suzanne Bernardi Corresponding Secret jack Marino Athlet ic Manager HGV rf HY C arol Cere ghino Girls' Vice President uqvv 0-ff' Carolynn Ichiyasu Treasurer Ken Cereghino Yell Leader Af Bob Carter Associate Judge 'AN I , c. , mx' 1 Ken Del Monte Associate judge Gloria Jong Prosecuting Attorney Adam Wolf Chief justice 7765 Galileo's student court system has been changed to enable more stu- dents to participate in the school government. There are now eight members of the student court: the chief justice, the four associate judges, the defending attorney, the prosecuting attorney, and the com- bined office of clerk and recorder. A list of Violations punishable by the student court was distributed to each registry. Violators were sum- moned to court by the authorized members of the Boys' Block G, Girls' Council, and CSF. Al La Rocca Defending Attorney ff' ,gt ,, 'H -I ,Magi J' 92- , . .2., . 1' - y 1 , S. ff... Mj,,.,5.z,5g Av 1 ' is .ff - ' -, +2 , f ,,g f- 3 -' fu , ,. 4 .f an , 1, 4 nf- Melody Sherrod Associate judge WM? Harry Chelini Associate Judge Christine Chu Recorder-Clerk wwf , . If I ut :, I 5 X- JIM '- J . 'J .A f 3 A Ty '-11+ ' fun I 3 'Sw 'lv' A ' 1- ' il 'fx ' .. A X list: .iii V . 7 , I' 5 NJ e sy - I I 'K n L-10 sponsor, Miss Nepstead 912 ,ww Reg. 153...Mr. Levaggi. FIRST ROW: Lily Lee, Carol Duran, Land Ebrahim, Margie Rite Wallace, Kathy Zel- eskey, Charlene Fachner, Peggy Lee, june Yee, Lynette Lew. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Adler, Sue Chee, Deb- bie Wood, Elizabeth Parra, jeannieLouie, Natalie Wong, jane Wong, Frances Low, Marilyn Tang. THIRD ROW: Gene Bland, Albert Wensel, joseph Salindong, Ken Woo, Tyrone Chang, Joe Chan, Benson Louie, Franklin Fong. FOURTH ROW: Allen Ludovico, Nathaniel Vaughan, Stanley jones, Kent Louie, Thomas Lane, james Fong, Henry Quan. Shop 2...Mr. Williams. FIRST ROW: Mercy Montes, Mary Brag, Suzanne Tse, Alexis Nikolokopo- lus. SECOND ROW: Kongfoo Yee, Donald Mok, David Lam. ' - isa- -1 Reg. 261. . .Mr. Griffin, FIRST ROW: Hortencia Ramos, Maria Cruz, Gena Jong, Frieda Lee, Pearl Quong, Sandra Szollosi, Fannie Ng, Susan Chang, Melba Wong. SECOND ROW: Timothy Harrison, Rosa O'Lague, Jean Tong, Mar- gie Hayashi, Edith More, Janette Pryzveizski, Judy Wong, Margy Woo, Charles Saberton. Tl-HRD ROW: Jim Over- wald, Claud Williams, John Tong, JohnsonJo, Armstrong Lum, John Yee, Leou D'Lgastini, Ed Call.han. FOURTH ROW: Albert Chin, Henry Lee, Tom Lloyd, Ronald Yee, Steven Tong, Jefii-ey Wong, Alden Seid, Gerald Chin. Reg. 316. . .Mrs. Reed. FIRST ROW: Linda Fong, Marie Chan, Sandra McMillan, Helvi Wamsley, Esther Lee, Joanna Ong, Ca- rol Jung, Caroline Leong. SECOND ROW: Virginia Louie, Irene Wong, Carolyn Daniel, Evelyn Ng, Susanna Wong, Marsha Woo- ley, Raymond Toy, Willy Fong. THIRD ROW: Harry Lum, Joe Nerna, Wayne Braun, Donald Wilson, James Belfiore, Guy Prater, Willis Lee, Fred Chow. FOURTH ROW: Mahlon Lee, William Lew, Mike Wong, Nang Tong, William L. Tong, Mark Zannie, Francis Fong, Clifford Fong. Bl Reg. 252. . .Mr. Devaney. FIRST ROW: Anna Lee, Kerry Yee, Anna Wong, Josefina Camesn, Ella Ng, Janice Chang, Iaminter Shorter. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Pon, Wanda Hom, Joan Kirkwood, Joyce Goodrich, Linda Wong, Monica Schwao, Donna Ve- veiros, Alberta Cheu, Rebecca Owgeong, Donna Quan. THIRD ROW: David Dea, Douglas Lee, Bob Lutz, Lawrence Lee, Jessie Webb, George Drake, Ben Lenci, Jimmy Young. FOURTH ROW: David Akins, Richard Ching, Marshall Lew, Gary Yee, Mark Bavelot, Edwin Hom, Erwin Fong. Reg. 304. . .Mr. Poppin. FIRST ROW: Pat Woods, Nancy Antionette, Marie Miller. SECOND ROW: Nick Gorshen, Archie Woods, Leroy Redman, John Nichols. Reg. 414 - Mr. Bigotta FIRST ROW: Luana Jew, Marion Zeuli, Pat Haltron, Jeannie Wong, Betty Williams, Genny Lee, Mary Natario, Yolanda Warren. SECOND ROW: Welda Dyron, Holice Hope, Diane Newt, Jenny Ng, Helen Tse, Susan Chew, Deanna Chin, My- ven Chan. THIRD ROW: Gene Bellotti, Patrick Low, Vic Canepa, Wieland Wu, Clifford Hom, Hajime Holomes, Bob Helton, Jeffrey Yee, Edward Lee. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Chin, Leonard Sam, Arlan Huang, Philip Der, D. L. Cole- man, Lee Perkins, Clifford Washington, Johnson Kam. - 4 f.-.L -nu Reg. 463 - Miss Nepstead FIRST ROW: Jean Fong, Betty Dong, Cynthia Tsang, Jessie Luenett, Diana Huey, Judy Lum, Rosa Wong, Sharon Fong, Celestine Louie. SECOND ROW: Vivian Doo, Nan Jean Wong, Gayle Louie, Rita Fong, Kathryn Fong, Beverly Pittman., Judy Dong, Judy Wing, Yvonne Gin. THIRD ROW: James Szeto, Chester Louie, Warren Wong, Manuel Vegas, Timothy Dupre, joseph Matawaran, Walter Chan, Tony Lofrano, Lyman Hong. FOURTH ROW: Mike Shlicoff, Fred Gibson, Bill Fong, John Steccone, Hoover Ng, Larkin Leong. Reg. 413 - Miss Nervi FIRST ROW: Homer Chan, Virginia Quan, Barbara Frediarn, Eugenia Flores, Mayjean Toy, Caroline Jimg, Lucille Maa, Lilly Toy, Gim Gee Jew. SECOND ROW: Larry Coqdill, William Lew, Joanne Dea, Betty Wong, May Quan, Carmen Hum, Roland Huey, Clarence Jones. THIRD ROW: Anthony Honciamo, Steven Jay, Raymond Lee, Jerry Jew, Michael Riger, TerryThompson, HenryWong, Tiltan Chang, Fay Woo, FOURTH ROW: Sherman Wong, Alex Lainz, EdwardAlom, R0H31d IU-Hg, George FOI1g, Russell Vezzali, Anthony Parker. Reg. 415 - Mr. Spitzer FIRST ROW: Eloise Arrias, Susan Fong, Christine Gee, Patricia Hom, Ellen Sig, Emily Soo, Alyce Wong, Evan Chan. SEC- OND ROW: Patricia Leitso, Ruth Hunter, Pauline Dea, Chris- tine San Miguel, Irene Lau, Beverly Wong, May Lam, Fay Ming Wong. THIRD ROW: Stanley Jee, Franklin Woo, Clif- ford Tong, Alfred Louie, Michael Davis, Michael Bradbury, Maurice Dong. FOURTH ROW: Albert Chan, Peter Lau, Rich- ard Leong, Michael Clark, Tony Granata, EdwardJew, Hung Woo, Jimmy Yip, George Evans. PIU. il- I El The Lions' League is an organiza- tion which has been and still is of a great service to our school. They are responsible for supplying our students with school supplies and selling candy Lions' at the football games. They also had a hand in making the K.O. Polio drive and the magazine drive a big success. Other worthwhile projects include making the patient's stay at the Let- erman Hospital a little more enjoy- able. Besides doing service to the school the Lions' League also does a lot of traveling. The League 's sponsor, Miss Madsen, takes care of all excur- sion ti-ips. So far, the organization has taken tours of various universities, such as Davis and Stanford, has taken an educational tour of the United Air- lines, and has planned another trip to Disneyland. 7 The Junior members of the Lions' League try their luck at smiling. FRONT ROW: Marlowe Ng, Stephanie Chow, Beverly Cancilla, Cheryl Narrows, and Charles Wong. TOP ROW: Edward Collins, Vickie Flaherty, Ruth Ann Smith, Diane Woo, Lorely-n Low, Cry stal Jang, and Floyd De Rouen. Q- in... No, this isn't a hen-party. It's just the gathering of the Girls' Council clan. The Senior Lionesses of the Lions' League take time to sit still. FIRST ROW: Miss Madsen, the sponsor, Diane Welsh, Gay Kurell, Eve Quival, Wilifi-ed Vay- ssie, Karen Lum, and Gloria Jong. TOP ROW: Judy Yung, Susan Chew, Mary Goosev, Liz Ye e, Sharon Low, Connie Lai, Chris Chu, and Charlene Loesch. 1 Wg' .1 41 1 . ..,,.. , ,,,.....,.. . .,......... M., is -1 1 ,Q f . fa . y . -1. .Aw g4 1 1 ' n ' Rail: .. V.: , ...Az . -fa 1153, A Employees Wilifred Vayssie and Charles Wong try to coax Liz Yee into buying a Galileo Pee-Chee. Girls' Council The Girls'Council is one of the many service or- ganizations at Galileo. Membership is applied for and approved by Mrs. Higgins, the sponsor, and the officers. At the present, this organization has adopted the point system to help earn pins and life member- ship to give recognition to those who deserve it. This term, Girls' Council has once again under taken the job of patrolling the halls during the lunch periods.Each girl is now authorized to give out Stu- dent Court citations to the offenders. Other worth while service projects in which these girls are engaged include helping a Galileo K.O. Polio center and ush ering at the term plays and at graduation. The smiling officers of the Girls' Council are Karen Lum, secretary, Gloria Jong, president, and Mary Goosev, vice-president. fl 'Qu Nfl Saws H 41, aw ,JG ,,f:H.,! The Spring '63 Battalion shown above having its weekly staff meeting. , WW 7? A The battalion is seated listening to announcements after a ROTC parade. ...'f' gi ms, -A . , ' ' A , 'fl- H, ' L f . ., t,fffgf W ' I 5,4-'V -1 . , , v'w',f'f f' v3 f , --' u Y . f .gun 3-4 V ..f f . , .. K. --F 'z ,ff .wife ML,-1 A ' - r f B Company, commanded by CfLt. Charles Torres, is at pre- sent arms at a ROTC review and inspection. S513 22 6 iv'E'Sf'Y.'Xi'Q'.?f'XoE ' ROTC The Galileo ROTC Battalion for Spring 1963 was commanded by C!Lt. Colonel Adam Wolf who was a member of the Drill Team, Boys' Vice-President of the Stu- dent Body, and a life member of the Silver Seal Society. His staff consisted of CfCapt. Byron Fortman, executive officer, C!Capt. Garrett Lee, adjutant, C!Lt. Vladimir Stekley, public information officer, CfLt. Bryan Wong, training officer, and CfLt. Tyrone Cobb, supply officer. The Drill Team, this term, was commanded by CfCapt. Tony Leong. The Drum and Bugle Corp was commanded by CfLt. Robert Miller. Galileo's Drum 8 Bugle was selected as the only Drum S Bugle Corp to play at the annual 91st Com- petition. The Color Guard was commanded by CfLt. Robert Williams. The Saber Club was revived in the Battalion. This club consisted of commis- sioned officers only. In many ways it was like a social club, in which it could use its funds in any way it pleased. The Saber Club was led by the Battalion Comman- der C!Lt. Col. Adam Wolf as president, CfCapt. Byron Portman, vice-president, CfCapt. Tony Leong, secretary, and C!Lt. Vladimir Stekly, treasurer. A new system took place in ROTC this term. In order for a cadet master ser- geant to become a commissioned officer, he must have passed a three-part exam- ination including an interview with a board consisting of the battalion commander, executive officer, and adjutant. An Officers' Call was also established where offi- cers and non-commissioned officers met to discuss current problems in ROTC. 9,71 A 1 11 V. - -,V ' ' -1 f 'Vt : Z f '. , ' ,' . 'Q .I Q E f We xml' ' 4. 'T lf' W ,, Q , S ..:, V.. , A , W :Y ,ju , If ,V .5 . 1? , Q I I I I ., t , I ll- r r .. : ., ' , 'if , - 5' . L:-1 ag, 1 2 , ' H ,, 'Q H , .1 1,4 A f ! L. ,, :,. .ml , A A I 1 ,, , ,mf M I 1. g,a,i,,,, 1 . . k . . 1 .1 fi .if ' 4 47 f f'5E3'4V!fff''ffrfffrmf' , . , ' Q , V' f ' , - xi ff25,viwr1fm:Q.:-:ef-af .fr Q 4 ? V Galileo 's fine Drum S Bugle Corp is pic- W 1 ' I at tured above while passing in review. MfSgt. Lindsey and CfLt. Col. Adam ,f Wolf troop the line before the com- , ,, Y. panies pass in review. ' A- 'r t f -- A ' f 1 1 Lf ., . L 1 I A ff E l E, 4 D4 5 l 4 I 5 2 1 y f 5 F ,J . f , if ' 'f ,Q f if r yr ' 4? Z5 ,' f ,f 1 ., A, .ef 'f Z 5' . an -W , Y z , if 4 0' 4 ' . +22 i , 1 Q .Ywz .x . ' ff' .- C4 , . .. , ki, 4,13 fl A f I It J a nf 3 N1 1? fff f M., ,Af I yr f W 1 f il if aw ,, f ,Aj ,,, , 5 , fy .fr f if Sf M 1 41, 1 1 f , T f gi , y'h,m2'1 M rf ,ff f M Q - .2 'W' Q K , 'fi -l.. A AV 5 Q, , The Color Guard for this term is shown above. Its comman- der was CfLt. Robert Williams. Battalion Commander CfLt. Col. Adam Wolf and his staff reviews errors at an earlier in- spection. .4s9m - ' l '.'ff' r 'l J 1 Girls' Block G The girls shown on this page represent a small group of girls who have participated in GAA for four terms. The block awarded to them symbol- izes the sportsmanship and skill each of them has developed. Every girl who has developedher sense of fair play and athletic ability for four terms truly deserves her block! This year the Girls' Block G attended several meetings with block mem - bers of other schools to discuss the importance of athletics in the school's extracurricular program. A joint cake sale of both the Boys' and Girls' Block G was held in May. BLOCK G SOCIETY The members of the Boys' Block G are shown below gathered for an early morning meeting. The early birds are: Jay Yamamura, president5JohnWichman, vice-president, Dan Quattrin, Warren Doo, James Lee, Gregory Choy, secretary, and Anthony Lyau. SEATED are: Dave Pellegrini, Edward Sherrod, and Mike Hicks. NOT SHOWN is Bob Higginbotham 4 BACK ROW: Miss Schoeppe, sponsor, Susan Ng, Esther Kwan, Lorraine Wong, Mary Conciatore, Chris Chu, Sharon Low, Mary Lee, Gloria Chapman, Connie Lai, Melinda Wong, and Joyce Christopher. MIDDLE ROW: Annabelle Lum, LiOi Lee, Dolores Wong, Vivian Ung, Mabel Wong, Carolyn Lupo, Eve Quival, Adrienne Chow, and Bobbie Pierce. FRONT ROW: Gloria Jong, president, Judy Yung, vice-president, Gay Kurrel, secretary-treasurer, and Karen Lum, publicity manager. Pictured above are the officers of the Boys' and Girls' Block G: Gregory Choy, Jay Yamarnura, John Wichman, Gloria Jong, Judy Yung, Gay Kurrell, and Karen Lum. who must have been out with the owls! pi--.......,, 1 1 ,.,...,- ,,,,...,d- i ., l llfZQQ.,.f3, Ma ..,s...,,,,.,.. . , U ,,,, , ' Boys' Block G .. .,,,,.. V ' H ,.,...,.,, .... ww- ' 4- , . 1 l The Block G Society is ' fi Q comprised of boys who Jttf' have gone out for a sport and have added to Galileo 's victories. They are Gali- leo's own Olympic athletes. This year the mem- bers acquiredbright orange and purple hats which they Wore with their white swea- ters, and as ushers-' at our rallies and assemblies they easily gained attention and respect. i sa Taq Eve Carol Lisa, and Cyn- thia are preparing and cut- ing copy for the layout. Judy and Charlotte plan material to make an attractive, balanced front page. Liz, Nina, and Lonnie and Bev Qnot shown, are typist for copies of the Pendulum. As a Working pendulum helps keep its clock running smoothly, our Pendulum and its staff help keep Gal- ileo running smoothly with its color- ful and informative publications. Something has been added this year for the advising responsibility has switched hands from Mr. Miles Put- nam to Mr. Frank Brady. Those not pictured are Beverly Chang, Lonnie Jang, Melody Sherrod, Milo Smotel, 3 . Ralph, Bob, and Andy are in charge of the sports section. Here Anna and Vivian are meeting their deadlines. and Margaret Van Haitsma. Nancy Hayes working Be- Mr. Brady t een The Lions. Our M9-Stern 4690 l V SPRI G '63 TELESCCPE STAFF Iv' I N as A X . , X . . X fi- i . S: , ..S5Wx,s, x ,F Q t K n .Ld A Sharlene Chew, managing-editor, and Genevieve Lim work with Carolyn Yee, editor, our little girl 'rx W. Help us out, wouldja! is the cry of Chris Chu and Connie Lai as they plan for senior show and underclass layouts. with a big heart and plenty of yearbook know-how. Darlene Moeller shows Carolyn lchiyasu and Eve Quival Our financial woman, Sharon Low, identifies pictures with May jew, Christine Yee, and Lorelyn Low. how the new Galileans will be represented. vs., -.M Charlene Loesch makes a layout as Wilifred Vayassie and Carmen Marrujo comment, With a ready and willing, Yes, sir, Geor e Carville, Telescope ohg 8 photo graphe 1' was always avail able. i K Rich Chan and Chesley Lee aid Ralph Pizzella, sports editor, in presenting Galileo's athletes. Sharon Low, business manager, and helpers, Tillie Lee, Cynthia Fong, Carol Cereghino, and jackie Chow, work on the memorable sen- ior section, gggsguqmmim-.aw-ff ASS OFFI ER 1963 X 4 VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Tong Leong Jr. May jew Marion Gan IW' F'-' V VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Tom Washington J ' oan Totaro D1ane Woo MUN., fur-I 'Hum PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER I-IISTORIAN Roger W11helm Ruth Thomas Pauline Fong Nora Leong Miranda Yee VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Mike De Luca Mary Ann Clima Susan Apice 4919 .-,s . X, - uv mi ' f Y x ,sail 5 PRESIDENT V1 Ralph Pi z z ella CE PRESIDENT Connie Lai The Senior c1ass's hard Working sponsor, Mr. SECRETARY Jack Mcflafffevl TREASURER JoAnn McEwen Sharon Low A Trudy Albachron ff H 5 41 '5,g9?fi,1.7-'1 lf' no 73:-iq f -' . 3 , L- j nw 7 W , ,, ,-1 Q Andrew Bates My wwf' M11-ze BH11 Jean Brown Aaron Amerson Andrew Bauman Ky' Rose Blue james Brughelli Vi, .,. V y Llsa Boyd Wig AMY' 'itil' 59' ,--f 5' John Andrews QQ, iq-by-v Dorothy Bauzon Clark Arquette 'I'at1ana Begunoff B 1, V, x 4 1 -' Beverly Bacigalupi 1 QM 'ffm in I 'L fkyki If o Mario Benassini Y'7 '9' C! I XQK' X. f v . A 9' ' W' qw--Y Leonard Busch Roslta Brlones Calomco Z enaida Briones Gabriel Canaya fu., xv Y X. ,, V fi? ff W fur' My-'H MQ! awww 'ff-:fff if SHARON LOW, a very extraordinary girl, was the type of person you could always depend on. Whenever there was a job to be done, Sharon was al- ways there to lend a helping hand. Sharon's cheerful and energetic per- sonality made working with her more pleasant and enjoyable. At the same time, you laughed and joked with her, but also respected and admired her. Her services to Galileo were innumer- able and also as extraordinary as her- self. She held many class offices and was secretary of the Silver Seal, a memberof theLions'League, president of the Girls' Council, and business manager and senior editor for the year- book. 10 wdhr-'W' I 'M' W , 'fi iq? ' Nw M , 'riff' Kiev' Linda Coby Donna DeMa'ttei Virginia Diaz Henry Coleman Warlito Domingo William Doo Jerry Cooper Gilbert Corte z Marie Crivello Judy Doss Mike Dunne Suhardjito Daroman Bernadine Davis Robert Dutre Paulette Earl Willie Jean Davis Donland Dea Diana DeMattei Joyce Eastman Joaquin Echavarri ! gf' .ma w yum , , i4fn.....,, ' M? .V .4,. I 'M 1 sr-We E 4 ZHIQ V ' - .. ,.MvW9.vw.v 1 , N -'53 I' if -WN ,,... ,.. .,.. A.,,,, . .,,..m..-.M-Y-W' -W RALPH PIZZELLA, the guy who was always laughing and cracking jokes, will always be remembered for his quick humor and friendly wit. With a crack of his wit and a dose of his laughter, Ralph easilybecame a well- likedpersonalityon the campus. Be- cause of these assets, Ralph became one ofthe most outstanding and act- ive boys at Cal. He held several registry offices, he was president of both low senior and high senior class, a yell leader in the Song and Yell Contest, sports editor for the year- book and a reporter for the Pendulum. Ralph was also a memberof the wrest- ling team ever since it started two years ago. gf x 'vw-'fx gs- hav' 'Nr gy' XE X, iw.,-'V 4 if nfs ' fi' Sm? V t QW' ,yn ,lufyl if 11' -Zhi.. 1 ,::v.,,,f 3: we M V ' f ' ' r 5 X 'lt' ' , 2 , Q J? A 'iw U. fa v 1 wg... sw, ADAM WOLF. Galileo's own ingenious Adam Wolf, who was the Student Body Vice President for the past spring term, will be remembered as one ofthe busi- est boys circulating the Gal campus. ln a sense, Adam was an ideal Galilean. He was president of his registry for three terms, Commander of the Galileo ROTC unit, Chief justice in Student Court, Pres- ident of the Saber Club, a CSF and Sil- ver Seal member. Adam was also one of the chosen few who had the opportunity of representing Galileo at the Boys' State Convention. Mary Goosev Evelyn Graalfs Margaret Guinan Lonnie jan g Leonard Jann Carolyn Harvey Nancy Hayes Lynne Henderson Minnette je ung Thomas joe Lawrence Herve Y joe Heylen m Robert Higginbotha Karlene johannesen B arbara johnson Karen I-lodson Mere dith johnson Valerie Johnson Suz anne lwana ga Gloria Jong Alan Jung Carol Kasten Ellen Kennedy Connie Lai Sharon Kidd john King Alphonse LaRocca Ken Kinna rd Kristin Korlin Christine Lau Ronald Lau Steve Lawson Raymond Kraus Gay Kurrell Andrew Lee Leland Lee LiOi Lee Richard Kwan Victoria Kwan Mary Lee Frank Leo JoAnne Levene 95 Although he fulfilled numerous ability earned both a soccer a place in the Student Body ger, and then unopposed, wherever he led hand in hand gentleman. 'UN wr' l'!1'?9 413' Ss.:- QW' pun l CONNIE LAI sometimes known as Bee Sie is one of the girls that has been gifted with a charming smile. She also has developed a sense of efficiency. As a high jtuaior, she served as treasurer and as a low and high senior, she was vice president of her class. She also has held sev- eral registry offices. Connie, a girl with leadership, was active in the Lion's League, GAA, and Girls' Block G. A Russell Lew Preston Lum Carolyn Lupo Charlene Loesch Anthony Lyau Gwen Lyles .QNIQL A joan Lopipero Donna Louie Harrietli, Love JoAnn Mac.Ewen Susan Mackshanoff Lawrence Low Sharon Low Celestina Lowe jack Marino Pose Mark james Lu Diane Luke Karen Lum Carmen Marrujo Earline Marsh 'AQ' 1-wwf' - 'Bw Nm... mf '4?'.?'..7f naw ,,,.m.a.. BOB CARTER. lf you believe a quiet and serious person to be the best type of worker, that BOB CARTER is the ideal. A man of few words, Bob has never lacked in his supporting of school activities or spirit. As chairman for the Candy Sale, he worked hard to make the project a success. He was also vice president of his registry, prosecuting attorney for the Student Court, an active participant in the Song and Yell Contest, and also one of the few outstanding boys to repre- sent Galileo at the Boys' State Con- vention. Bob was indeed a fine boy and a credit to Galileo. '59 .f-W NMI 2 Mary Ong Coleman OW janet Pagano gnu' wi' 4r ' wwf David Pellegrlni Donald Pellegrim I , Kathe rine Paine '91 .gsm Ruby Pere z Charles Phillips 'ir' S..-Z' Nur' Frank Pando Gail P1erald1 Richard Panelli Robert Panelli Joann Patane Bobble P1erce Bernie Pignati Vamta Patel Crai Paulsen S Consuela Pavis 'viiffb' agus: ii' .,,,,M....r 'Nw Camllla Pitts Mike P itzer Ralph Piz zella Eileen Poff Lorraine Rene Ernita Pon Nina Pon Julie Renteria Warren Poulter Harvey Quan Gene Robins Barbara Rodrigue z Ronald Roe Henry Quan Eve Quival Lanny Ross Ramona Saenz Hiroshi Sakamoto Frances Rainey jimmy Rawls Joann Sallee Mila Samodio Veronica Sampaio A f A W' T f-151 qw 1 1 av - an X A' V so X f , li GLORIA JONG always had a warm and friendly smile for everyone. Wherever she went, there was al- ways a feeling of brightness and warmth. Heroutstandingpersonal- ity made her truly a part of Gali- leo. No one could beat her in club activities. She was GAA man- ager, GAA president of Girls' Coun- cil, a Lions' League member, a Block G member. However, Gloria wasn't a girl to let her social life interfere with her gradesg for she was a member of the CSF and Sil- ver Seal. I f. AMM- QA-.ff XM! , 6 lj 1 , 'tif A4 ' by y.....v m.,,,ff' 'vx X G' tgp,--uf Q3 Nba? ,yy .. CHARLOTTE WONG one of the most hard-working, industrious and efficient girls at Galileo was one of the finest editors the Pen- to make the Pendulum an excep- tionally good school newspaper and without her guidance and leader- ship the journalism class would never have molded into the great team that it now is. Charlott was also an active member of the GAA, Girls' Council, Lions' Lea gue, French Club, Historical ciety, Silve and CSF. W9 f , 11 X 'I K 4 L 'f , f Sq A a i j Y ' n I dulum ever had. She worked hard iw ,f,, ,, , is A Carl Tregner Vivian Ung Kathe rina Vella I-larry Ve lleno Nellie Villamonte Margaret Van I-Iaitsma Vanda Vanni Villa Visperas Yolanda Vizcarra Dennis Walker Carolyn Wallis Sharon Weir Diane Welsh john Wichman Paula Widrin Anthony Williams Wilifred Vayssie Roscoe Veal Cheryl Woehl Adam Wolf l Ol Charlotte Wong Elizabeth Yee Margaret Yee David Wong Joyce Yim Richard Young Gail Wong Louise Wong Mable Wong Judy Yung Sal Z agari Meling Wong Wesley Woo Linda Woodson David Wright d jay Yamamura of a Carolyn Yee uf, in-J w w,,,,,,,,wmWfM-V , f I , Q Y J f ,,- f' iv a ,IUDY YUNG was a behind-the- scenes worker. She was quiet and 'WWW intelligent As co-editor of the Pendulum, Judy was indispensable because of her willingness and de- sire to produce a newspaper that Galileo could well be proudof. She was, in every sense of the word, the editor's right hand, for she along with Charlotte worked out the problems of the newspaper together. judy's added activities were: a member of the Lions' Lea- gue, C.S,F. , and Silver Seal. She has also held severalregistryoffices and was an officer for the G.A.A. 4 tw' . V ice 1- N, 'wg ifvwviwxixwkmwwr are and sincere describes LENE LOESCH. If you have ever met her, you would find out what a wonderfulperson she was, During her stay at Galileo, Charlene was junior and senior song girl for the Song and Yell Contest, active member of the Girls' Council, Lions' League, and Silver Seal. A Charlene also held either a regis- , ,. try or class office every term since she entered senior high. Q V fi Q, , ,M1-if 1 W 3 4 ' 12 f Dance Band The dance band meets three times a week at eight o'clock in the morning. They play for rallies and assemblies and the Footlights Show. The dance band has played for some of the school dances and represented Galileo in dance band clinics and contests. FRONT ROW: Ron Davis, William Z eleskey, Bill Baskett, and Mike Maatta. SECOND ROW: Sam Leathers, Thatcher Baker, Leslie Hause, Dan Epperly, Ken Gagedorn, Gary Patania, Ray Martino, Darryl Doevletl and Loreto Almayol. BACK ROW: GaryWalsh, john King, Keith Rodan, and Mr. Portale. :Our World of Music The band played at all assemblies, rallies, football games, and basketball games. Concert Band The band played at the Annual Area Music Festival and represents Galileo at the regional music contests held in Palo Alto. FRONT ROW: Lloyd Olsen, Roberta Deovlet, Terry Yee, Bill Baskett, Mike Maatta, blames Rawls, Nora Creed, William Zeleskey and Ralph Pizzella. SECOND ROW: Ray Martino, DarrylDeovlet, Loreto Almayol, Sam Leathers, Bill Pineda, Ken l-lagedorn, Leslie I-lause, Don Epperly, Gary Patania, Thatcher Baker, jack Recca, and JohnWichman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Portale, Percy jones, Gary Walsh, Myron Mu, john King, Gerald Chin, john Villanueva, Ron Davis, Lucius Parker, and Lee Roy. I ., dig. .s......a-.N.... . .. u..s,s.a.... ,.... X L. FRONT ROW: Sharlene Chew, pianist, Carolyn Hardey, Julie Renteria, Rutha Hunter, Carolyn Webster, Brenda Robertson, Connie Davis, Sarah Frazier, Sharon Kious, Sue Bergmann, Mr. Grimes. SECOND ROW: jane Raymond, Victoria Levitus, Sherene Don- cette, Ruth Morgan, Gayle Molerbacker, Helen Collins, Margaret Bray, Maria Garcia, Lenice Schneider. THIRD ROW: Clarice Lee, Christine McGee, Melody Sherrod, Milton Parnell, Robert McGuire, James Cooper, Paula Widrin, Clozella Coney, Margaurl ite Hills. FOURTH ROW: Seretta Marshall, Carol Cereghino, Mary Ann Clark, Floyd DeRowan, Thomas Washington, Charles Allen, Edward Sherrod, Larry Coney, Roy Patterson, Phyllis Chu, Vivian Johnson. ' A Cappella The ACapella Choir, un- der the direction of Mr. D. M. Grimes, thrilled many school and community audiences dur- ing the school year. The choir, during April, while continuing to enlarge its repertoire, ven- tured into show music for the first time in its history. Under a new system of government, the choir ratified a constitution that set up stan- dards of conduct and established an awards system. Another new item that en- riched the choir's accomplish- ments during the year was the election of officers. During the spring term the choir proudly presented the first officers of the A Cappella Choir. String Orchestra For the past two years, the string orchestra have been a very small group. This year the string orchestra has combined with the wind instruments and percussion instruments forming the Galileo orchestra. They participated in the Area Music Festival during the spring term. FRONT ROW: John Lee, Sandra Taggart, Florence Chin, Cynthia Fong, William Fung, jan- ice Chan, Margurite Hills. SECOND ROW: Nora Creed, Seretta Marshall, Peggy Regan, Jo- sefina Carreon, Lawrence Lee, Anabelle Lum. THIRD ROW: John Chan, Mr. Portale. F 51 ,,,.L,s,, ,Wm . 1 il, r, l QQ Q +1 3952 . 'Y I. Q 1 V-f A K 25151 ,Nami 0 V ,V ,- x U a www, V? 'F' , , in af ..., ,B ., Q I I . M , lg' 3 'Q ,,,,, ,V ,,-- f , ,,,., ,L , ,, I n ,, M an 3 W ,WA,a4.'l, ... f L' V Bob Domingue leads the pack as Johnny Domingue Rene Villegas, Clarence Howard, Anthony Lyau, jim Lee, Leroy Herrera, Gary Walsh. FRON 1 ROW' T Lawrence, Ralph Moniot, Tom Lloyd, johnDomir1gue, Gary Yee. ,if ll a' joe Geran, our discus and shot- put man. Running with a smile all the while is Larnell Crat- chant. , VV, ,. L! H t I vm . 3,79 H af eb L..-.J ,,,, ' f n ew ' X fm. Hfgfhp , Mr M Af FRONT ROW: Joe Geran, Jimmie Rauls, Ken Cereghino, Dave Pelle- grini, John Hayden, Mike Hicks. Cratchant, james Wright, Bob Do- B I , BACK ROW: Coach Lucas, Larne-ll A fswwav-?5?vsm.Z4w'f'i ,W Q 'f W - if A 'ig . nga . 1 g 1, R g E X -K. tix . Q i ,,.v is fs, is ig 'I Wd xAA- M ii F v F , K . X . no M 1 X .3 ii . 'ig E A s.. ,. s .. .,...,, M i V uc S i 55 XQx,5x f A and Larnell Cratchant fol- ' 3 low up over the low hurdles ' ' Joe Geran shows his form and phy- sique as he prepares to throw the discus. was .4 uses gg ff R ,aye ,, 426, Wag! Y 'Q f ,. ' .- f H c Not only a fine hurdler, Bob Dornin gue shows good form in running. SGW 1 5. - rf 0 M G, Nw A , , Maja' Lv f A, ,- One of Ga.1's fine putters is light- weight Tony Ly- au, who is getting set to put the shot. J f . I mingue, Obie Goodrich, Greg Ca- Q? serta., Dave Wright, Bob Schriner, f Mal, Clinton Wrigley, Larry Har- I 'H X ris, Michael Martin, Perrin, and 7 , Cary Ompad. 'H-'Er ' if CLAD Dave Pel.legI'iYli7 djggug man, shows muscles in motion. VARSITY BASEB LL i 1 'u a 4 1 2 FRONT ROW: Thatcher Baker, Amiel Parker, Mike Clark, Ken Chelini, Mike Dunne, Rich Thompson, Rustry Crowell, Paul Giam- bra, Dennis Duzdevich. BACK ROW: Greg Sinclair, Bob Panelli, Alvin Oliver, Steve Moreci, Ray Martino, Jack Recca, George -. DeLucca, Alan Mould, Cosmo Violante, Hiroshi Sakamoto, Bob Kattengell, Percy jones. Richard Ferguson tries to tag out fellow teammate Vincent Anderson while jay Simons and Richard Loesch look on in 2 practice game, ,..- , -fl fl A l 4 R f i f . 5 1 Mijrafkxzwl ' j If I, W, X ' xi We . MMj,,',-I - A YE . K, l H ,N fK,,f,N3,ff,i, ,, any . YE at ,Z M: I -,Q 'M av 6 A i ,, H ' . V, A ,, . WH 1' hella. 9 . , lr is ' ff N.. , if -gy! 4 Q Q., My - p .., if ' - P 9 T ff' 'H Q , ,, 4 , 'f , , a CVT! 1' fm l A? if ' V- ' s A-' ' , sf?i,.'f Q .sf fi, 4 , 7 Qi-iff--1 71 ' yifil 5 Q. Loyal baseball fans--Joe Geran and Dolores Mixon. q-,,.. Z' . if f ,f wt it fi agua.. vi M ,gfyafif 3 ff m- . 'Y gin A737 J , ' ' 1f?2'4i5'lf ,, Aw. ,M ,T 1 1- H 'Z' fi. JU IOR VARSITY l Z br I I L601 lx 'kn- I I O O F I , I Greg Sinclair warms up with a throw befO1'2 a varsity game. SITTING: Thomas Washington, Alex Bolds, james Cortez, Al La.Rocca, Bar- , ney Smith. KNEELING: Richard Loesch, Henry Gordon, Richard Vazzani, H H ,I Mike Leo, Miguel Herrera. LEANING: Vincent Anderson, Edward Sherrod, SQ P F ,V Q- Alan Wade, Miguel Martinez, Fernando Angel. STANDING: Darwin John- ' son, Mike Fyre, jay S Coach jack McBride. David Richmond, Reese Marin, O. J. Simpson, A I f ,uv I . , ' , ,, f, 'ff Mr, - '4'f'U v ' ,I , 145,17 , ,,, aww, 4.1 , , f, ., 1 ,fr ,.,, A f Y- fm 'f 'fQ'7' L' ' 1' ,. ' ' ' ' .,, ,f.,,,,-.f,g,.,,, , f .v , ' f 'f '-mf e f, 9 ., -f , , . iv AVN WY , ., 'j,,,' , ..:, . f ,.w,,f-f',,g- r f.. r . f ,, '- . 1, f J fa v V ,Mu ,M .-.5 U,,y,,,,, gf .f -1 ff., 'f ni. .,.cWefZ:f4 'fzf..la.M3w,u 7L . ff . E., . . . , IO9 FIRSTROW: Mr. Setting, Vin- centDing, Mark Buvelot, Den- -I nis Saccuzzo, Pete Schubart, 4 ,' W f Steve Sibley, Paul Ferguson, Jim Harrison. SECOND ROW: Eugene Chu, john Caselli, Dan Mercury, Fred Gibson, Mike DeLucca, Tony Lofrano, John Lorenzo, PaulLum, Bill Fagan. Claude Williams, RichardVel- asco, Ronald Coleman. 2 bl 1 1, 4 xi I ' 1 X, I -nu tidy' '33 , , ,.-. ,W Z I M A , -1,-1 M Q' ,- ' , , in 'Q' , in ' X Q q,,uf,,,J gi W f m,. 5-.f 5, ,a ,, . 4 'ff 1 1 4, , 4 ' ul 5 5' 'L mv., f 'M f' W gpg' W- f W wffff' R:-ml W' ff' Q' ywwffy 54 f X if fra Sf? ' ,.am,.g 4 Q V .gn-X E AWWA 1 X f QJQ1 ' Lzquaf , V447 V- -. 'An 1 -. J- NC' ,LN Nay ,-.--..-im7,- Our faithful lion55 Ernita Pon, Genevieve Lim, Faye Shiraishi, Delores Mixon, and Pamela Esleeck, kept our basketball team and the rooting sec- tions in high Spirits, These song girls were excellent and their skill was reflected by the originality and cleverness of their rou- tines. The yell lea- ders, Ken Cereghino, AlLaRocca, and Ber- nie Pignati shouted at the top of their lungs and dida wonderfuljob of leading the yells. Although our bas- ketball team was in- experienced, they could always count on the faithful support of our spirited rooting sections. From left to right are Bernie Pignati Ken Cereghino and A1La Rocca, taking time from a yell to pose for the camera Shown here is Galileo's small but able golfteam. FRONT ROW: Hiroshi Sakamoto, james Lee, Brian Wong, and Wil- liam Baskett. BACK ROW: Coach Haas, Dan johnson, Anthony Wil- liams, Wi1liamZelesky, and AlWills. ali1eo's Racketeers are pictured below FRONT ROW George Ranjo, Suhardjito Daroman, Mike Doerwalk and Richard Link. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Haas, Lester Leong Decker Edward Collins Lee and Leslie Hause BACK ROW Bernie Pig nati, Fred Dianda., William Doo Mark Louie, Charles Barrett, and Angelo Maggio mari ' ,Af f E1 r , gf J . FQ, 72 Q Q g ,.., gj M y if 5 f 4,4 K ff W ' ' W! V.. , All ,. ,.,, ahv , BACK ROW: Coach McBride, Wayne Chin, john Andrews, Charlie Weiss, Brett Stafford jim Kajiwara Dan Epperly and RalphPizzel1a. SECOND ROW: Gill Iwanaga, Dave Gerkin, Francisco Arguello Jorge Corrales Henry Gee Ra Wyon i Y S Albert Caluya, and Kay Lee. FIFGT ROW: Rich De Ramon, james White, Bob Malendez, Rossi D,ela Cruz, Bojb Penas, joe Matawaran, Ken Chan, and Calvin Tam. :offs , VY' r X Y ffzvmwifw V ,, V M g'.fM'f'- Wm, ff -.Wa'5,:4z'.' 1-1 'fc I' M ff 'V Vx ., ' I ig ? - Jw, . w ?Sr2f'L ' Shown here is the lightweight portion ofthe team: Rossi Dela Cruz, Bob Melendez, Bob Penas, and joe Matawa- ran. Ray Wong is thrown to the mat by Ken Chan as Al Caluya and Ralph Pizzella get ready for another match. Getting a pin on Albert Caluya. isRalph Piz- zella. In the right background Francisco Arguello and Jorge Corrales plan out their next moves. While in the left background Rich DeRarnon takes on all comers. james White finds himself hopelessly pinned byBig Bad John Andrews. r Wi in A wt,,,,,.,,4. ,,,, H A rfrcrezssgmmwmminl X M N X OFFICERS 5' 2 M ,111 T 'SA i t T T 1 .T Q J F ' , T, 5 1 ..k, LJ gras , o 5 , M, 'QvA R v,Q 'ig P - 3' it Galileo High School is the only school in San Francisco that has a leadership class for girls. We are very fortunate to have this specialized class. Miss Dougherty, the instructor, has done a tremendous job for the leadership girls. In this class the girls learn how to officiate in 'all the rules of sports played in the Physical EducationDepartment in school They also learn how to lead a class in exercises. After train- ing, the girls are readyto assist the teachers. We are proud! , 1 g . Y TOP ROW: Kathy Romney, Faye Shiraishi, Randi Champion, Tillie Lee, Gae Huston, Crystal Jang, Tina Chin, Deanna Chee, Miss Dougherty. SECOND ROW: janet Lorentz, Maragret Philips, Georgette Piraldi, Chris Yee, jean Totaro, Judy Canale, Marilyn Lai. FRONT ROW: Diane Woo, This exercise is good for slimming the hips. Beverly Cancilla Ernita Pon Genevieve Lim Randi Champion President Vice President Secretary Publicity Manager The smiling leadership girls are proving what exercise can do for girls. 'V F 4, gg, , n ,T ,Q ,ay ,,',,,., ,fy I ages 5? fd fm-wwf Posing for a picture before leavin for Wasatch r g we e Lawrence Low, Esther Kwan, Lorelyn Low, and Russell Wong. FIREXC ANGE fin . Dan and Gerry found classes at Gal different from their small classes at Wasatch. The rush and push one experiences in our cafeteria during lunch took time to get used to, but our visitors took it in stride. WE l X e at bf' e - ...W 'Ula Dr. Morena warmly welcomed the exchange students from Wasatch on their first day. From the left is Gerry Erikson, Dan Welton, jo- dean Gibbons, and Dyann Dyer. An Equal Trade For many years Galileo has participated in a stu- dent exchange program each spring, Four students, two boys and two girls, selected by Cameron House with the approval of Dr. Carlson, are sent to Wasatch Academy located near Salt Lake City, Utah. In re- turn, Wasatch Academy sends four students to Galileo for two weeks. Attending a boarding school causes a bit of uneasiness for our representatives, and the ex- change students from Wasatch also find a large high school difficult to adjust to. All students soon learn the similarities between Galileo and Wasatch, and they return to their respective schools with many new experiences to tell. This year, Galileo's representa- tives were Esther Kwan, Lawrence Low, Lorelyn Low, and Russell Wong, and the equal trade brought Dyann Dyer, Gerry Erickson, jodean Gibbons, and Dan Wel- ton to Galileo. j , Q jodean and Dyann tried out ping-pong in the girls' gym and discovered many sports are offered in our physical education department. These people are Galileo's scholars who belong to the California Scholarship Federation QCSFJ. Students who have maintained an A-average are eligible to apply for CSF. Those who maintained a B-average apply to the Silver Seal Society. Pictured here are another group of Ga.lileo's scholars. 'Qu Mx QQ? N . SHIT 0iZZ -I fl-K I W ,. , Il I 4 f r ily' ' I I J ii f fi 1 k f, ' af Q , , 4 , A W - ' f I 4 5 2, h ' ,. , X, , .gf My l i Q f gi iff , , ,, Mm' 415 M Q A K 3 1 - ix I Y :. A if v f K X V :V . 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Miss DougheIty's gym classes were treated to Minnette jeung's shy smile. Get into the showers, girls! I 1 TLIR ABCDLIT AY 2 if Q? 42 i, K Margaret Yee takes to chalk d illustrates a point to her class. LY!! SILVER SEAL AWARD WINNERS From top to bottom are: Russell Lee, Har- vey Quan, Katherine Paine, and LiOi Le e. Myron Mu Galileo 's talented musician and scholar won the Bank of America Award for Fine Arts in 1963. The contest was based on scholastic ratings 1 'P Terry Lofrano Terry Lofrano was voted by the faculty as the most outstanding boy in his senior class. He was also awarded the Helms Founda- tion Scholarship-Athlete award. Galileo will longremember schol- ar-athlete Terry Lofrano. Patricia Fong Patricia Fong achieved the title, Home- maker ofTomorrow for Galileo in 1963. This is Betty Crocker's search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. She won the title by scoring the highest in a knowledge and attitude test given to senior girls. She later placed first among San Francisco's high schools. munnr Garrett Lee Garrett Lee, an A average student, won the Bank of America Award for scholarship in science and math. Sharon Giovacchini Sharon Giovacchini was voted by her class as the most outstanding girl in her class. Her favorite hobby was painting and she wants to become an artist. During her stay at Galileo, Sharon had decor- rated the bulletin boards and dances. Mary Goosev Another lion who helps make Galileo such a fine school is Mary Goosev. Mary won the nomination for the Bank of America Award in English and Spanish. wi A-fm Genie Dee Genie Dee, one of the most intelligent girls in her class, was offered a scholarship to a famous medicalschoolin Mass- achusetts. Genie wants to become a doctor. ', 5-:gf fi V- mf W f ,f f , :Q f 1 - gy? 1 4-, w Lf. Y ' ' A ,, ,, A , V f Ma fgfgngi ' , Zjfffjc ' 4 ,AA:,,qf,2A V 7.5 : '-.?V.,77? '.?brZ 31 -, We f f wat. , . . 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The end of the yearbook marks the finishing of a year of hard work for all those who have Worked on it. The time, talent, and work put into making the book is culminated when you, the readers, receive the fruit of our hard labor. lt is for you the book is planned, and it is hoped that it will give you many years of pleasure and joy. Many thanks go to everyone who has contributed to the production of the book. The closing message l leave with you is that you will take pride in each page, for each page is but a part of the events of the past year. I2 Spring Editor 3 I-Ierff-jones Co. California Division 126 Post St, - San Francisco Phone: EX 2-6775 ---.. O ..-..---- Official Galileo School Rings Club Pins - Medals Trophies and Awards - Hu, A if 'G , MZ., 2 Maw . f Mn 7 1 , 4 , f ,, W 1 Q s 5 i M. 1,1 fgqli, -W c i 4 , nnni V W x! :few W ,3 A -f f X. 124 Six Hi, Fm Elizabeth Youngman. I'm Working in a 4X4 job at the tele- phone company. I'm a clerk in the Business Office learning many things about a big company. Why don't you look into a good full- time job here after graduation? The employment office closest to Gal is 445 Bush Street. They're open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM til 4: 30 PM. Pacific Telephone An Equal Opportunity Employer 125 ah! ood s est 1 eople ai OPEN DAILY 11:00 A.M. T0 2:00 A.M. FRI. 8 SAT. 11:00 A.M. T0 3:30 A.M. lualiflfi 9506mntlvonuo Yllbni-3706 'W ,Nm V ,,,, ' , f SHOOTING FOR THE MO0N? Aim high by calling at the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for an interview. Good starting salaries- Cash awards for suggestions. regular increases- , rapid Promotions' Liberal vacations . ' . . ' and holidays. Life Insurance, Disability, Hospital, Surgical and Comprehensive Medical Expense benetits. A modern, well-stocked library-no charge to employees. Fun in many social, athletic, hobby and recreational groups. Appetizing luncheons as guest of the Company- without charge. 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54 Guieb, Eliseo 54 Guinon, Margaret 54,94 Gunn, Barbara 54 Gupta, Liana 54 Guy, Elbet 54 Hacker, Linda 54 Hall, Karen 54 Hall, Sandy 54 Hamilton, Diane 54 Hammons, James 54 Hanneman, Kathy 54 Hanneman, Laura 54 Hansen, Cheryl 10,39,49 Hansen, Jerome 54 Hanson, Barbara 54 Hardin, Gwen 54 Harper, Dorothy 54 Harper, Woodrow 55' Harrell, Richard 55 Harris, Diane 55 Harris, Larry 55,107 Harris, Lavon 55 Harris, Robert 55 Harrison, Tyrone 55,72 Harvey, Carolyn 94 Hatcher, Thomas S5 Hayes, Nancy 33,74,86,94 Hayles, Annette 39 Heaadley, Frank 10 Headley, Louise 55 Hedrick, Linda 55 Heiden, Judy 55 Hembre, Kahala 55 Henderson, Lynne 94 Heitz, Mary Lou 55 Helge, Worren 55 Henson, Oliver 55 Henton, Floretta 55 Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, Manuel 55,39 Herrera, Leroy 55,106 Herrara, Marie 55 Herrera, Miguel 55,26 Herrera, Raymond 55 Hervey, Lawerna 94 Herzstein, John 55 Heylen, Joe 94 Hicks, Charles 55 Hicks, Hope 55 Hicks, Michael 20,55,106 Higginbotham, Bob 20,74, 94 Higgins, Charles 55 Hill, Alan 55 Hills, Marguerite 55 Hills, Uvgel 55 I-ling, Alex 55 Hiralez Mart 30 1 Y Ho, Cynthia 55 Ho, Ronald 11,39 Hodsen, Hoffman, Catherine Karen 94 39 Holey, Ernest 55 Holmes, Holmes, Sherilyn 55 Virginia 55 Holsome, George 55 Holsworth, Don ll,18,2 43 Hom, Hom, Alan 55 Kertice 55 Hom, ,Victor 55 Hom, Warren 55 Hong, Hood, Freeman 55 Kathy 55 0, Hopkins, Pauline 55 Hopkins, Williams 55 Hoskens, Susie 55 Hoskin, Willie 55 Hou, Jackson 55 Howard, Clarence 55,106 Howe, Debbie 55 Hoyles, Dorothy 55 Hsich, Winnie 55 Hudson, Mae Rose 55 Hue, Martin 55 Huey, Leo 20 Hui, Paul 55 Huie, Terry 23,24,55 Humphrey, Gloria 55 Hung, Arnold 55 Haston, Gae 55,115 Huymans, Anne Marie 55, 33 Ichiyasu, Carolynn 34, 78, 87,55 Istgin, Vera 55 Ivy, Thysiah 24 Iwanaga, Gil 55,114 Iwanaga, Suzanne 94 Jabin, John 55 Lee, Jackson, Carol Ann 39 Jackson, Evan 55 Jackson, Marilyn 55 Jackson, Mary 55 Jackson, Phillis 11,39,44, 74 Jackson, William 19,55 Jacobsen, Ken 55 Janda, Collie 55 Jang, Crystal 55,115 Jang, Lonnie 94 Jang, Mike 39 Jann, Jannold 30,55 Jang, Tedman 55 Jay, Mary 55 Jefferson, Barbara 55 Jennings, Maria 55 Jenson, Stanley 55 Jeung, Minnette 94,120 Jew, Andrew 70,71 Jew, May 55,88 Joe, Thomas 94 Joel, Donald 55,24 Johannesen, Karlene 94 Johnson, Barbara 74,94 Johnson, Calvin 55 Johnson, Darwin 109 Johnson, Donavan 55 Johnson, Frances 55 Johnson, Meredith 94 Johnson, Robert 55 Johnson, Sherran 55 Johnson, Stinond 55 Johnson, Valerie 94 Johnson, Vivian 55 Jones, Earnest 55 Jones, Jill 55 Jones, Leo 39 Jones, Willie 55 Jong, Gloria 35,57,79,94, 100,85 Jorgenson, Cynthia 55 Joves, Priscilla 55 Jue, Bertha 39 Julian, Cynthia 55 Julian, Ellen 40 Jung, Alan 94 Jung, William 56 Kajiwara, James 22,24,56, ll 4 Kan, Sandy 40 Kane, John 56 Kansky, Mary 56 Kattengell, Bob 108 Kraus, Raymond 95 Kasten, Carol 95 Kelly, Lloyd 56 Kennedy, Ellen 95 Kennedy, Margie 56 Kidd, Sharon 95 Kim, Linda 56 Kim, Richard 40 King, Cliften 56 King, John 12,56,20,95, 104 Kinnard, Kenneth 56,95 Kitugawa, Anne 56 Kencir, Judi 56 Kenneff, Morris 56 Korlin, Kristen 95 Kotoff, Jean 56 Knick, James 56 Kraig, Stanly 56 Kraus, Raymond 95 Kuhn, Russell 26 Kurrell, Gay 95,85 Kwan, Esther 85 Kwan, Frances 56 Kwan, Richard 56,95 Kwan, Victoria 95 Kwang, Kievan 56 Labistre, Pat 40 Lacy, Brenda 56 Lafabrague, Paul 56 Laflin, Scott 24,57 Lai, Connie 53,63,87, 89, 96,85 Lai, Edmund 56 Lai, Jocelyn 10,40,44 Lai, Leland 56 Lai, Marilyn 56,115 Lam, Maxine 40 Lancaster, James 56 Landen, Linda 56 Lapating, Anita 56 Lamell, Cratchen 56 La Rocca, Alphonse 56,79, 95,112,109 Larson, Leanna 56 Latchison, Isa 56 Lau, Christine 95 Lau, Patricia 56 Lau, Ronald 95 Laursen, Dorothy 56 Laurie, Ronald 56 Lawrence, Gertrude 56 Lawrence, Thomas 56 Lawso n, Steve 56,95 ,106 Lazzarina, Angela 56 Leathers, Sam 56,104 Lee, Andrew 95 Lee, Chesley 56,87 Lee, Claire 56 Lee, Clarice 56 Lee, Clifton 56 Lee, Connie 40 Lee, Dennis 56 Lee, Diane 56 Lee, Elaine 56 Lee, Esther 56 Lee, Falcon 56 Lee, Garrett 56,88,l2l Lee, Gayle 56 Lee, George 56 Lee, Grace 56,49 Lee, Irwin 56 Lee, Jade 56 Lee, James 56,85,l06,ll3 Lee, Jean 56 Lee, Jew 56 Lee, Joanda 10,40 Lee, John 56 Lee, Kathleen 56 Lee, Kay 56,114 Lee, Kink 56 Lee, Larry 40 Lee, Leland 95 Lee, Linda 56 Lee, LiOi 85,95 Lee, MaryJane 56 Lee, Mary 85,95 Lee, May 56 Lee, Perkins 40 Lee, Richard 56 Lee, Robert 56 Lee, Rosalind 10,40 Lee, Roy 56 Lee, Russ 30 Lee, Sherry 56 Lee, Shirley 56 Lee, Silas 56 Lee, Tillie 56,87,115 Lee, Lein, Leo, Leo, Leo, Leo, Leo, Leo, Leon S, Leong, Leong, Leong, Leong, Leong, Leong, Leong, Leong, Leong Lerma, Vincent 56 Yvonne 56 Bill 56 Alvin 30,56 Anthony 72 David 40,44 Frank 95 Mike 109 Ronald 40 Ann 56 Brenda 56 Dayton 56 Irene 56 Lester 56 Linda 56 Nora 56,88 Ronald 10 Stephanie 56 , Tony 88 Sylvia 56 Lesca, Charlie 56 Leven e, Joanne 56,95 Levitees, Victoria 56 Lew, Lew, Lew, Lew, Lew, Lew, 130 Eva 56 Michael 56 Preston, 30,56 Russell 20,96,56 Sharon 57 Victor 57 Lieu, George 57 Lim, Genevieve 25,32,57, 74,87,112,115 Lim, Sandra 57 Lim, Limon 57 Lindsay, Susanna 57 Link, Richard 57 Loesch, Charlene 32,54,87, 96,103 Loesch, Richard 20,57,109 Lofrano, Terry 10,11,12,l3, 18,19,20,34,40,109,121 Long, Georgina 57 Loo, Michael 57 Look, George 57 Lopipero, Joan 96 Lorentz, Janet 57,115 Lorenzo, John 109 Lorreo, Juanita 57 Lott, Ruby 57 Louie, Betty 57 Louie, Louie, Louie, Louie, Louis, Love Donna 96 Henry 57 Karen 57 Marianne Harry 57 , Harriet 96 57 Loveless, Patricia 57 Low, Alvin 57 Low, Janice 57 Low, Jeffrey 57 Low, Kenneth 57 Low, Lawrence 96 LOW, Lorelyn 57,87 Low, Sharon 32,54,58,87, 89,96,85 Lowe, Celestina 96 Lowe, Dorothy 57 Lowery, Tony 57 Lu, Ann 57 Lu, James 96 Lucas, Ulyses 57 Lue, Fannie 57 Luek, MaryAnne 57 Luke, Diane 96 Luke, Lloyd 57 Luksick, Mary 57 Lum, Annabelle 85 Lum, Bonnie 57, 115 Lum, Dorene 36,40 Lum, Jack 57 Lum, Karen 85,96 Lum, Laura 57 Lum, Lawrence 57 Lum, Linda 57 Lum, Paul 109 Lum, Preston 96 Luna, Frances 40 Luna, Yolanda 11 Lundy, Ken 57 Lupertino, Jack 20,57 Lupo, Carolyn 85,96 Lyan, Nathan 57 Lyau, Anthony 85,96,l06 Lyles, Gwen 96 Ma, John 57 Maatta, Mike 104 MacDonald, Margo 57 MacEwen, Jo Ann 13,25, 33,35,89,96,103 Mackshanoff, Susan 57,96 Macon, Katherine 57 Madsen, Bruce 57 Maggio, Angelo 57 Malone, Marcus 58 Maloney, Pat 25,57 Manlot, Ralph 58,106 Marino, Joe 57 Manolong, Benny 57 Manson, Robert 57 Mar, Alice 57 Mar, Pat 13,25,32,63,140 Maradiag, Alicia 57 Maradiaga, Sylvia 57 Marcheschui, Marisu 57 Marco, Vera 57 Marin, Reese 57, 109 Marino, Jack 78,96,120 Marise, Rico 57 Mark, Rose 96 Marrujo, Carmen 87,96 Marsh, Earline 96,120 Marshall, Sereta 74,97 Martin, Michael 57,106 Martinet, Paula 57,97 Martinez, Anna 11,48 Martinez, Frances 57 Martinez, Miguel 26,57, 104 Martino, Ray 26,108,104 Martsencovsky, Irene 40 Masangeoy, Adelaide 57 Matawaran, Lorenz 57 Mathis, Flora 57 Mattson, Linda 97 Mays, Art 10,40 McClendon, Jackie 10,40, 44 Mc Devitt, Kathy 57 Mc Gee, Christine 57,50 Mc Gill, Lynda 57 Mc Kee, Barbara 73 Mc Kinnis, Lola 57 Mc Lean, Richard 57 Mc Mullen, James 57 Mc Nickles, John 57 Melendy, Linda 57 Menchini, Myrna Mendonca, Tom 11,41 Mendoga, Marina 57 Mercury, Dan 57,109 Meza, Jerry 10 Mezzarilla, Bob 57 Miles, Patricia 57 Miller, Hannah 57 Miller, Robert 57 Miller, Sylvia 74 Mills, Tommis 57 Milton, Mary 57 Mims, Earnest 57 Minoia, Frank 57 Miranda, Diane 57 Miranda, Ida 57 Mircado, Sylvia 57 Mirza, Suleman 57 Mitchell, Marvin 58,97 Miyashi, Loren 58,97 Mixon, Delores 25,58,l12, 108 Moeckel, Bill 58 Moeller, Darlene 13,77,97 Moisa, Martha 58 Molinari, Susan 58 Moll, Larry 58 Moncada, Edda 57 Monge, Shelia 58,97 Monro, Jean 58 Montemayor, George 58 Montemayor, Richard 58 Monteverdi, Joyce 58 Montgomery, Laura 97 Montiel, Rose 41 Montoyo, Barbara 58 Moon, George 58,97 Moore, Heiman 58 Moresi, Ken 58 Moresi, Steve 26,523,108 Moresi, Noreen 97 Morgan, Carol 58, 88 Morgan, Glenda 58 Morgan, Ruth 74,97 Mortimer, Zedra 58 Morton, Joseph 58 Moses, Joseph 58 Mostasia, 58 Mould, Alan 25,26,34,35, 78,97, 108 Moutal, Becky 58 Moy, Carol 58 Mirocykowske, Teodora58 Mu, Myron 97,104,121 Mullins, James 58 Mtuio, Javier 58 Murray, Carol 58 Music, Sharon 58 Muscardini, Joan 97 Musni, Ulpiano 1O,11,41, 36,63 Myles, Beverly 58 Nageborn, Kin 58 Narrows, Cheryl 58 Navarro, Carl 97 Negherbon, John 97 Negron, Manuel 58 Neriet, Jackie 58 Daniel 58 Frederick 58,97 Ng, Jonathan 58 Marlowe 58 Patricia 58 Ng, Susan 58,97 Ng, William 58,85 Ngo, Heip lO,41,44 Nices, Roger 58 Nichols, John 58,97 Nickerson, George 41 Nimau, Hubert 58 Niz, Linda 32, 58 Norman, Alvin 58 Norris, Clara 58 Norris, Norma 58 Novach, Claudette 97 Nunez, Lucy 58 Oetke, Barbara 41 Ogi, Patricia 58 O'Hara, Kathy 58 Ohta, Karen 58 Olinger, Michelle 41 Oliver, Alvin 58, 72,108 Oliver, Donna 58 Oliver, William 22,23,24 Olson, Hoya 104 Ompad, Cary 55,97 O'Neal, Lillie 58,41 Ong, Mary 98 Orloff, Serge 41 Ortesi, Joe 58 Osadtechi, Alex N. 58 Ostert, Norman 58 Ottone, Janet 58 Ouioto, Ronald 58 Ow, Coleman 98 Ow, Danny 58 Ow, Gale 58 Owens, Juanita 58 Ng, Ng, Ng, Ng, Owens, Mark 58 Ow Yung, Wallace 58 Padilla, Elena 58 Padover, Jamie 58 Pagano, Janet 98 Pagunelli, Barbara 58 Paine, Katherine 98 Pallari, Peter 58 Pallas, Patricia 58 Palomino, John 58 Pando, Frank Panelli, Richard 58,98 Panelli, Robert 98 Pang, Camille 11,32,63, 141 Papia, Mary Ann 58 Paramore, Wilma 58 Park, Anna 58 Parker, Amiel 58,24,108 Parker, Ed 11,12,18,20,58, 41 Freeman 58 Parker, Parker, Lynne 58, 74 Parker, Lucius 58 Paris, Connie 58 Parrila, Yvonne 58 Pascoe, Bill 11,18,41 Pascoe, Nickie 59 Patane, Joann 98 Patania, Gary 59,104 Patel, Arvina 59 Patel, Sairta 59 Patel, Vanita 59,98 Patrick, Don 59 Patterson, Ron 72 Paulson, Craig 98 Payne, John 59 Pavis, Consuela 98 Pecuiliones, Lyna 59 Pee, Lillian 59 Peen, Gary 59 Pelligrini, Dave 18,20,98 85 Pelligrini, Donald 98 Penas, Robert 59,114 Penick, Dia 59 Perez, David 59,26 Perez, Ruby 98 Perez, Theresa 59 Perkins, Jerry 59 Perkins, Roy 59 Perrin, Christian 59 Petrakes, Mary 59 Phillips, Charles 59,98 Phillips, Harold 59 Margurete 59,11 Phillips, Phillips, Noble 59 Piatoanest, Margaret 59 Pickens, Kathy 59 Pickens, Barbara 41 Pieraldi, Pieraldi, Gail 98 Georgette 59,11 Pieraldi, Larry 59 Pierce, Bobby 59,98,85 Pierre, Lorie 59 Pignati, Bemie 74,98,ll2 Pineda, Bill 19,22,23,24, 59,104 Ping, Linda 59 Ping, Tony 32,41 Pizzella, Ralph 32,54,63, 87,99,104,114 Platt, Herbert 59 Plenses, Charles 59,11 131 I 5 5 Pachrin, Ryszard 59,10 Poff, Eileen 99 Polos, Harry 59 ' 1 Pon, Ernita 99, 12,115 Pon, May 59 Pon, Nina 99 Pon, Ted 59 Ponomarendo, Hanna 59 Poon, Claudia 10,41,32,59 Popin, Bill 59 Popovic, Lorraine 59 Porciuncula, Ron 30,59 Porciuncula, Marvin 59 Portoghese, Janet 59 Posy, Pat 59 Potente, Lucille 59 Poulter, Warren 99 Prieskop, Franklin 59 Prado, Barbara 59 Prado, Juanita 59 Pragneri, Deanis 59 Pratt, Herman 59 Pringle, Eugene 59 Pung, Charlotte 59 Ella 41 Quan, Quan, Leroy 41 Quan, Harvey 99 Quan, Henry 51,99 Peter 59 Quan, Quan, Sandra 59 Quattria, Dan 59,7l,85 Quides, Lolita 59 Quival, Eve 74,87,99,85 Quoch, Winchell 59 Quon, Cary 59 Quon, Karina 59 Quon, Sharon 59 Quon, Valerie9'59 Quong, Ella 10 Quong, Linda 59 Rael, Erlinda 59 Ragland, Sheran 59 Rainey, Frances 99 Rangel, Carla 59 Ramery, Nick 59 Ranjo, George 59, 19,22,24 Ransom, Carol 59 Rawls, Jimmy 20,59,99, 104,107 Ray, Betty 59 Raymond, Jane 59 Razvaliaeff, Pete 11,41 Recca, Jack 104,108 Redd, Irena 59 Redmond, Leroy 59 Reed, Joseph 59 Regan, Pamela 7,59 Regan, Peggy 59,25 Rene, Lorraine 99 Renteria, Julie 99 Ricco, Joe 59 Richardson, Barbara 59 Richmond, Dare 59 Richmond, David 109 Riddle, James 41 Rinoroso, Carolina 59 Rivera, Roseann 41,59 Roberer Roberts, Gayle 59 Robertson, Brenda 59 Robins, Gene 99 Robinson, Stella 59 Robles, Francisco 59 Robles, Jane 59 Rodan, Keith 104 Woods, Tong, Rodgers, Esther 59 Rodriquez, Barbara 99 Rodriguez, Frank 59 Rodriquez, Henry 50 Rodriguez, Rebecca 59 Rodriguez, Sharon 59 Roe, Ronald 99 Rogers, Clydis 41 Roisner, Fred S9 Romero, Jane 59 Romney, Kathy 7,25,60, 52, 78,115 Rosetti, Christine 50, 52, 60 Ross, Lanny 12,13,74,99 Roy, Clayton 50 Roybal, Joe 60 Ruby, David 60 Ruetz, Wilma 60 Ruffin, Loretta 60 Ruland, Nancy 60 Ruiz, Tony 60 Russo, Robert 60 Russo, Rosanne 60 Sabado, Jeanne 60 Saccazzo, Dennis 50,109 Sachez, Sandra 60 Saenz, Romona 60,99 skim, ciona 60 Sakamoto, Hiroshi 99,108, 113 Sallee, Joann 90 Sallee, La Vonne 60 Sam, Fred 60 Samodio, Mila 99 Sampaio, Veronica 99 San Felipe, Paul 60 Sanders, Clydie 11 Sanders, Linda 10 Sandoval, Kathy 10,41 Sang, Karen 60 Santiago, Danny 60 Sargiotto, Patricia 60 Savanik, Thomas 60 Sahatagazza, Bob 51 Schick, Ron 60 Schieffer, Dexter 60 Schlicker, Lillian 60 Schnatter, Sally 60 Schneider, Lenice 60 Schnelle, Steve 60 Schreinen, Bob 60,106 Schubart, Pete 60,109 Scott, Doug 20 Scott, George 100 Scott, Harold 60 Scott, Sharon 60 Scranton, William 60 Scroggins, Ruth 60 Scuotegreaz za, Bob 60 Seals, Joh 20,60 Segies, Virginia 60 Sereda, Marilyn 51,60 Serrano, Alejondra 60 Sevilla, Arthur 60 Sexton, Judy 60 Shay, Rick 24 Sheppard, Rong 60 Sherrod, Ed 26 Sherrod, Melody 79,99,1 Shields, Dawn 60 Shields, Irene 60 Shiraishi, Faye 60,112,l Shinn, Deany 60 Shiroky, Carol 60 Shisler, Donna 60 00 15 Shisler, Nona 60 Shorter, Harry 60 Shudin, Dorothy 60 Sibley, Steve 60, 109 Silva-Sampaio, Louis 60 Silverti, Frances 60 Simcox, Susan 42,60 Simmons, John 60 Simons, Jay 26, 60, 109, 108 S imonetti, Livid 60 Tarant Tarant Tardio, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor Tealdi Tegio, ino, Ed 61 ino, Jennie 100 Andrew 61 Artie 61 James 23,24,61 , Steve 61 , Judy 61 Erlinda 61 Tenneyson, Calvin 61 Terreforte, Julio 61 Villene, Harry 61 Vindis, Mary 61 Violante, Cosmo 22, 24, 61 Visaya, Victor 61 Visperas, Villa 101 Vizcarra, Yolanda 61,74, 101 Vonovic, Steven 61 Ung, Adelyn 61 Ung, Vivian 54,101 Simpler, Dan 11,42,109 Thomas, Franklin 61 Simpson, Orenthal 22,23,60 Thomas, Joe 61 Simula, Maryann 100 Thomas, Mary 42 Sinclair, Gre 60,70, 108,109 Thomas, Ruth 61,88 Sish, Lawrence 60 Sit, Paul 60 Skews, Slater, Carolyn 60 Fred 60 Slavens, Jane 100 Slepnikoff, Lori 60 Sloanes, Alfred 60 Smirnoff, Kathy 11 Smith, Angelo 60 Smith, Barney 20,60,l09 Smith, Delbara 60 Smith, Dolores 60 Smith, Jimmie 60 Smith, Katherine 60 Smith, LulaBell 60 Smith, Rex 60 Smith, Ruth Ann 60 Smith, Sam 20,100 Smith, Sherryl 60 Thomas, Thommas, Franklin 24 Tommasi, Tom 26 Thompson, Herman 61 Thompson, Norman 61 Thompson, Phenion 100 Willie 30,61 Thompson, Richard 61,108 Thorne, Maude 100 Thorton, Alice Marie 61 Thorpe, Al 61 Thysiah, Dewey 61 Tobin, Dan 61 Tobin, James 61 Todd, Clara 61 Tom, Charles Tom, Gary 20,61,100 Tom, Lester 61 Tommas, Tom 61 Collin 100 Wong, Eddie 62 Wong, Evon 62 Wong, Gail 102 Wong, Gilbert 62 Wong, Gordon 11,43 Wong, Judy 43 Wong, Kenneth 43,62 Wong, Lily 62 Wong, Linda 62 Wong, Lorraine 62 Urbina, Karen 61 Wong, Louise 102 Waddell, Elaine 61 Wong, Mable 102 Wade, Alan 61,19,24 Wong, Mark 62 Waldron, Yvonne 61 Wong, Mary 62 Walker, Beverly 61 Wong, Melinda 62 Walker, Dennis 61,101 Wong, Meling 62,102 Walker, Joanne 53,61 Wong, Miltinnie 62 Wall, Dan 1O,20,31,36,42, Wong, Morris 62 63 Wong, Maylin 62 Wall, Diane 61 Wong, Nancy 62 Wallis, Carolyn 61,101 Wong, Patricia 62 Walsh, Gary 61,104,106 Wong, Richard 62 Wattier, Joe 61 Wong, Robert 62 Ward, Pat 44 Wong, Rose 62 Ware, Virginia 61 Wong, Russell 62 Washington, Linda 61 Wong, Stanley 62 Washington, Glora 10,11, Wong, Steve 62 36,42,43,44,63,74 Wong, Truman 62 Washington, Tom 52,61,88 Woo, Diane 62,88,115 Watero, Guy 61 Woo, Howard 62 Walter, Watkins 62 Woo, Leland 62 Weaver, Gretchen 62 Woo, Wesley 102 Webster, Carolyn 62 Patsy 62 Smotel, Milo 60 Somney, Danella 60 Soo Hoo, Sandra 60 Soo Hoo, Wayne 60 Spinale, Rick 60,100 Stankey, Craig 71 Stankey, Randy 60 Stelling, Rosemary 100 Stekly, Vladimir 100 Steward, Kim 20 Stewart, Mickey 60 Stiggers, Arbella 60 Stingle, Linda 60 Stokes, Kathleen 60 Stokes, Norma 60 Stokinger, Beverly 100 Stomps, .Joan 60 Stone, Maureen 60 Steuli, Harold 61 Stratton, Linda 61 Strazulla, Donna 61 Sue, Annabelle 61 Sue, Jack 42 Sue, Victor 100 Sugaya, Yoko 42 Sugrue, Tom 7,100 Sullivan, Richard 61 Sung, Calvin 61 Tong, Tong, Tong, Tong, Tong, Tong, Torres, Torres, Torres, Torres, Tordio, Kenneth 61 Kenny 61 Truman 61 Irene 42 Leonard 42 Sylvia 100 Charles 84 Charlos 61 Chuck 100 Terry 61 Andy 26 Totaro, Touchstone, Bill 11,42 Tregner, Carl 101 Trimmer, Manlu 61 Tripp, Bruce 42 Troup, Andy 26,61 Tsai, Dennis 61 Tsang, Jimmy 61 Tsang, Wilson 61 Joan 52,61,88, 115 Weddle, Sharon 62 - Weir, Sharon 74,101 Weis, Charles 62,114 Welsh, Diane 101 Wenzel, Sharon 62 White, James 19,24,62, 114 White, Robert 62 Whittock, Margarette 62 W ichman, John 20,101, 62, 104 Widrin, Paula 101 Wilheim, Roger 62,88 Williams, 113 Woodson, Linda 72,102 Wooley, Diane 62 Wooley, Jim 11,18,20,43 Wrigley, Clinton 62,107 Wrigley, Kathy 13,25,32, 43,63 Wright, Dave 70,71,102, 106 Yakovonis, Joseph 62 Yamamura, Jay 102 Yau, Betty 62 Anthony 62,101, Yee, Alfred 62 Tse, D elia 61 Tse, Neil 61 Tsue, Betty 61 Tuccori, Geraldine 61 Vagadori, Allan 61 Vagadori, Pete 61 Valdespino, Evangeline 61 Valdespino, Tom 61 Vanda 101 Sung, Shelton 61 Suopaia, Antonia 61 Susueff, Pete 61,100 Sutton, Carol 61 Sutton, Sharon 61 Sweet, Harry 61 Symonds, Harry 61 Tabo, Pedro 61 Tachaen, Dale 61 Taggart, Sandra 61 Tam, Calvin 61,114 Tang, Johnny 61 Tanjuatoo, Gregory 42 Tanner, Bonnie 61 Vanni, Van Haitsma, Margaret 101 Van Winkle, Ellis 61 Vasile, Neal 61 Vaughn, Loretta 42 Vayssie, W ilifred 87,101, 120 Veal, Roscoe 101 Vecovi, Dave 61 Ventura, Judy 61 Velasco, Richard 61,109 Villa, Katherine 101 Vallamonte, Nellie 101 Villegas, Rene 61, 106 132 Williams, Bob 62 Williams, Eugene 62,72 Williams, Flora 62 Williams, Patricia 62 Williams, Robert 62,84 Williams, Ron 30 Williams, Susan 62 Williams, Unjalla 62 Wills, Al 62,113 Winn, Joan 62 Wilson, Betty 62 Wilson, Christen 62 Wilson, Margaet 62 Wilson, Otis 62 Wilson, Terry 62 Woehl, Cheryl 101 wolf, Adam 78, 79, 84, 101 Wong, Ben 62 Wong, Charles 62 Wong, Charlotte 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