Los Altos High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Los Altos, CA)

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librarians 'al'-?.e.Qj ' W.. ., ..: ,. Enioying 'lhe relaxing afmosphere of fhe Los Alfos Library, sfudenfs may elecf fo read quiefly af fhe fables in fhe general reading room or in fhe reference alcove. Personal selecfion of boolrs from fhe shelves is fhe privilege of fhe individual, buf fhe hard-worlring librarian and library assisfanfs are always available for advice and help. 51 !lfI', E l 1 Sf, 40' MRS. MARTHA BLALOCK Librarian Along wifh fhe growfh of fhe LAHS sfudenf body, fhere has been a corresponding expansion of fhe school library. This year foreign language periodicals. oufsfanding reference rnaferials, ficfion, science and arf boolcs were among fhe new addifions. ln fufure years fhe library will lceep pace wifh fhe growing school. The unoccupied shelves will be filled wifh a sfill greafer variefy of useful and inferesfing boolcs. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ROW l, leff fo righf: Margie Waldron. Cindy Colfrin, Dell Speclrman, Rifa Mix, Carolyn Kirkoriari, Leanne Broughf, Carole Middal, Doris Hardy, Kafhy Ochrim, Barbara Wallrer. ROW 2: Mary Lewis, Leslie Libby, Joan Hordness, Roger Wilson, Cy Perry, James Moeller, Kiffy Bean. 22

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Coslumes on display af dress rehearsal. ROW ONE, lefl fo righf: Bill Zelmer, Androcles. ROW TWO: John Ward, Ferrovius: Anne Mensor, Lavinia: Kafhy Davis, Maegara. ROW THREE: Mike Olds, Melellus: Myles Winbigler, The Emperor: Keiih Lewis, Lenlullus. dramafisfs MRS. ALICE LAUTERER Drama, English Ill ANDROCLES AND THE LION Wirh a courage born of daring, 'rhe class of '59 presenred 'rhe George Bernard Shaw classic, Ar1drocles and 'lhe Lion. This superbly wriHen sarire on lhe lives and loves of early Chrisria ns challenged fhe seniors 'ro added produciion effort Under rhe excellenl' direclion of Mrs. Alice Laurerer, 'rhe hard-working casf produced a memorable mileslone in campus drama. Jay Chase and Dick Roacher creafed an effeclive sfage sei for 'rhis successful produc+ion. Q1 ji 1 2 V. I.. l , E CAST Complefe casf of Androcles and fhe Lion during rehearsal. ROW ONE, leff lo righh Tina Lyfle, Judy Williams. ROW TWO: Mrs. Alice Lauierer, Keihy Davis, Anne Me-nsor, Lynne Mc-Cafferry, Leanne Brought Par Dempsey, Claudia CorbeH, Beverly HackeH, Sue McKinnon, Pai Sfewarf, Lynn Byers, Pal' Dickinson, Liz Adler, Maureen Flynn. ROW THREE: John Ward, Bill Zelmer, Fred Dunne'H, Tim Giberson, Dick Nyquist John Jones, Chuck Olson, Don McGee, Paul Epley, Chip Prafl, Chuck Taylor, Mel Kahn. ROW FOUR: Mike Olds, Larry Flynn, Ralph Sideboffom, Terry Neff, Gary Gardner, Ned Farwell, Eric Rudgers, Whir Ridgway, Myles Winbigler, Keifh Lewis.

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'IN homemakers I X MISS HAZEL MILLER MRS. GENEVIEVE BOWMAN Clolhing I, Food I, Cloihing I, Food I, Susan Schoch, who has only Ialren one year of cloihing, showed her l'l0memalII 9 S'IudY nafural abilily as a homemaker of 'l'omorrow by winning Ihe Belly Crocker Tesi. FASHION MODELS Accomplished seamsfresses modeled af +he annual Mofher-Daughler Fashion Tea. Lefi fo righh Miss Hazel Miller, Joy Ward, Marlene Riccoboni, Carlene Gieszl, Suzy Shradel, Linda Hill, Barbara Hudson. SUSI KOVITZ SERVICE CLUB Fall Presidenl' This club has many aclivifies which confribule Io school life. ROW ONE, Ief+ 'lo righf: Miss Hazel Miller, Spring Presidenf Hiroko Yamashifa, LoreHa Aquino, Janice Mori, Evelyn Aquino, Mary Nicholls, Kalhy Sullivan, Cindy Lee Kosek, Connie Cunningham. ROW TWO: Susi Kovifz, Nancy Sera, Sue Kennedy, Elizabelh Bubb, Kris Isacson, Margol' Jones. Ellen O'NeiIl, Sue Yocum, Lynn Garlick.