Menlo Atherton High School - Yearbook (Atherton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

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Q K , QL .Y WSW, 1-S5 mf. english nicholas nugenl' our vice-principal, galhered sludenls logelher al seguoia lasl year belore school closed and began selling lhe wheels in molion lor our sludenl gov' ernmenl. his slcilliul guidance and wisdom have sleered our sludenl body lhrough lhe hard spols which are always presenl when slarling a new school. mr. haweeli calls michigan his home. leaving lhe easl, he laughl in washinglon before coming lo menlo-alherlon 'ro leach english and reading. ho especially enjoys sporls and reading. mrs. werner maiored in hislory al The universily ol california. she has laughl al' sloclclon high school and now Teaches english here. she enjoys swimming. before mrs. spence came 'ro california, she allended lhe universily ol idaho and was a counly superinlendenl. she laughl four years al sequoia and leaches english here. she enioys hanclcralls. mr. adolph hansen, english deparlmenl head, laughl previously al seguoia. aller oblaining his a.b. and m.a. lrom slanlo d he did graduale worlc al mills college in berkeley. mrs. eleanor lcellum can always be seen hurrying from one place lo anolher. being dean ol girls, her main proiecl has been The girls' organizalion and aclivilies, bul she has been a 'rremendous help in almosl everylhing lhal we have accomplished lhis year. mrs. riordan, ailer leaching al slaniord universily and arizona slale, ioined lhe english deparlmenl here. she holds a ma ler s degree in educalion. lavorile pashme: Taking lrips wilh her lour children. miss dorolhy hanlon has 'rhe dislinclion ol having laughl in marlc lwains home lown, hannibal, missouri. a iunior english lc acher she has sludied in iowa and al lhe universily ol soulhern california. mr. slanley dorler allended san francisco slale, majoring in speech and drama. he sponsors The players, lirsl nighlers and lhe varielies. he is also cullural advisor. g Qi-sg . gf , f 5 'Ji governing board above is sealed lhe governing body ol lhe seguoia union high school dislricl, whose decisions malce possible lhe menlof alherlon school planl. from lell lo righl 'rhey are: dr. c. l. ogden, superinlendenl, mr. lc. l. bowen, mr. r. Clellergo, presidenl, mr. lc. cole, dr. l. n. moore, mr. r. h. winlher, clerlc. all bul dr. ogden are board ol lruslee members who lormulale lhe dislricl policies. social science mr. dorlmeier allended fresno slale before ioining lhe air force. he leaches u. s. hislory, coaches loolball, baseball and sponsors lhe senior class. mr, ross, deparlmenl head, born in iapan, was gradualed from clarcmonl high and redlands universily. he le-aches american inslilulions and lwislory, and sponsors The inlernalional club. mr. c. g, hulchinson, gradualed from u.s.c., is an english and orienlalion leacher: he sponsors lhe chess club and lhe freshman class. mr. olson. washinglon born, leaches world hislory, orienlalion, sponsors lhe iunior class, advises lhe social commillee and coaches lennis. a new jersey nalive, mr. shepard insel's hobby is olher people's behavior. he is head of lesls and measuremenls, 'reaches american inslilulions, and counsels iuniors. mr. douglas murray, a michigan wolverine, 'reaches orienlalion, iournalism and counsels sophomores. pel hobbies: gar- dening, pholography and lhree olher humans. is l mathematics GI' mr. laggelli, a physical educalion maior, leaches malh, bul once coached alhlelics. he allended sev- eral schools in lhe easl belore coming wesl lo enler san lrancisco slale college. he holds a.b. and m.a. degrees. pel hobbies: pholography and drawing, mr, linley, originally lrom illinois, allended easlern colleges, and served live years in lhe army before coming lo menlo-alherlon lo leach rnalh and counsel lhe sophomores. he holds a b.ed. degree in malh and a masler's degree in educalional adminislralion. miss laura henry holds a ph.d. degree. born in palo allo, she allended san iose slale, slanlord and massa- chusells inslilule ol lechnology. she served lhirly- eighl monlhs in rhe navy and now leaches malh. she sponsors lhe iunior red cross and club four. edward lomaszewslri, a conneclicul nalive, wenl lo school in lhe easl and served in lhe air force belore sellling in calilornia. he also spenl lour years in colombia, he leaches geomelry and refresher malh, enjoys reading. l' mr. carlelon is righl al home in menlo parlc. he grad- ualed from sequoia, lhen laughl lhere for lwenly-live years. he allended san jose slale, sanla barbara and slanlord, and oblained a special secondary degree. he leaches mechanical drawing, especially enioys hunling and boaling. mrs. washinglon, a former harpsichord soloisl wilh lhe san lrancisco symphony, allended lhe universily ol calilornia and lhen sludied musical arl in munich. she has also been assislanl professor ol music al san fran- cisco slale college. mr. edward brown allended san iose slale, universily ol idaho and slanlord. during his lasl lhree years spenl al slanlord, he maiored in radio engineering: holds an m.a. degree in music. he has laughl eleven years, including balh arroyo grande high and sequoia. mr. umberger, arl deparlmenl head, gradualed from lhe california college of arls and cralls. a member ol della li della, an honorary arl sociely, he leaches general and commercial arl and sponsors brush and palelle. his lavorile hobby, oulside of painling and drawing, is sporls. languages mrs. hursl received her m.a. degree al calilornia. aller leaching al sequoia lor len years, she came lo menlo- alherlon lo leach malh 3 and 4 and lrench. she is lhe advisor lor club live, she parlicularly enioys gar- dening. mr. bauer allended lhe universily ol chicago and slanlord, maioring in german and arl. he leaches The applied arls, german classes and sponsors lhe rail- road club. arl is his specially, especially sculplure and walercolor. elisabelh sleinlre, our lalin leacher, was born in wis- sembourg, france. she allended school in france and germany and lraveled widely in europe. she oblained a ph.d. degree in romance languages al The univc-rsily ol heidelberg. aller marrying a g.i. she came lo america in I947. mr. lavin, who was born in calilornia, wenl lo san iose slale and slanlord, where he oblained his masler's dee gree in languages. lhis year he laughl all the spanish classes and sponsored lhe school spiril organizalion. home economics vera Theison Teaches foods and homemaking. an indiana naTive, she graduafed from purdue univer- siTy wifh a b.s. degree in home economics, she pre- viously Taughf in The easT and in washingTon. her special hobbies are gardening and sporTs. miss janeT forbes aTTended The universify of cali- fornia and received her b.a. degree in home eco- nomics. she is The rally commiTTee and sophomore advisor and also sponsors club Three and The sewing club. mrs. du bois qraduaTed Trom The universify of cali- fornia and majored in decorafion arTs and home economics. she Teaches homemaking and is fresh- man counselor. she likes To design her own clofhes and make Them. mrs. lorraine bradley received her a.b. in home- making aT san jose sTaTe college. besides Teaching here she has Taughf aT granf union high, souTh san francisco high, and jordan junior high school. she and her husband enjoy designing houses. ommercial mrs. geors, originally from monTana, affended school and TaughT There for one year before coming To cali- fornia. she Teaches Typing and junior business and sponsors The sfamp club and club Two. mr. Thompson, a california naTive, affended chico sTaTe and sfanford. he Teaches bookkeeping and sponsors The school spirif organizaTion and The sopho- more class. miss landers majored in business educaTion aT fresno sTaTe and laTer did graduaTe work aT sTanford. she really has a big job being in charge of The sTudenT body finances and head of The commercial deparT- menT. mr. yeager aTTended san jose sTaTe and sfanford. while doing undergraduaTe work he had a double major in social sfudies and business. he sponsors The audio visual crew. mrs. marTin, missouri born, came early To california. she now Teaches Typing and shorThand. her qreaTesT ouTside inTeresTs are Two sons. science mr. bradley Taughf science The firsT semesTer. he was replaced by mr. wyckoff when he Took on addi- tional dufies as head counselor and regisTrar. mr. smifh Teaches general science and biology and sponsors The camera club. a california nafive, he affended sfanford and colorado sTaTe. he enjoys camera work and radios. mrs. mc lanafhan TaughT aT sequoia before coming To menlo-aTherTon To Teach biology and physiology. she sponsors The Taxidermy and micro Technique organizaTions and is a junior advisor. she loves gar- dening. mr, malcolm Taylor. physics and general science in- sTrucTor, advised The ski and asTronomy clubs. afTer five years aT The universiTy of california, he is work- ing on a masTer's aT sfanford. mounTain climbing is his specialTy. mr. polon, our chemisfry Teacher, aTTended The uni- versiTy of soufhern california, oklahoma a.8: m. and Texas 61.81 m. a former air force man, his hobby is 5Tudying chemisTry and passing ouT sfiff TesTs. -...... 1 a 'S . e s X Xxx l sr... X . as is QQ? physical education mr. robert ayers attended sanfa clara university and then did graduate worlc at stanford. during the war he was a sergeant, sports are his hobby, and baslcet- ball and traclc, his favorites. miss lrinney was born in napa, california, but she now calls lhe east her home. she attended several col- leges, her maior being dance, swimming and fenc- ing. shetaughfgirls' physical education and directed afterschool baslcetball. mr. terremere attended seguoia, later coached there for twenty years. as athletic director, he teaches boys' physical educalion and counsels freshmen. also he enioys woodworlc, hunting and fishing. mrs. lrances hoffman graduafecl from the university of california wifh a degree in speech and philosophy. she teaches girls' physical education, sponsors the freshman class and the afterschool dance club. mr. howard costello received his b.s. degree at san lose stafe. he taught physical education at tracy high school and at sequoia. during the war he was a pilot in the army air force. mrs. rosalee davies obtained an a.b. degree at the university of california and her m.a. degree at stan- ford. she teaches girls' physical education and spon sors the horseback riding club. library staff during the year the parent-teachers association helped the library toward filling the nearly empty shelves. mr. howard berenson, head librarian, under difficult conditions, has done a marvelous iob creat- ing fhe foundation for the library this year. a grad- uate of the universify of california, he altended library school at the university of illinois, and later went to sfanford. mrs. franguada is the pretty assistant librarian whom you might misfalre for one ofthe students. she grad- uated from pomona college with a maior in english literature. she sponsors the los robles club. office staff lcatherine lcyle, attendance secretary, went to busi- ness college in san diego. she once worlfed for a newspaper. enioys hunting and fishing. beverly norlin, mr. nugenl's secretary, graduated from sequoia last year. she lilies to swim and dance. helen ergle graduated from oberlin college, and is in charge of attendance, her biggest project is the translation of a bool: from furlrish to english. rnargarete cawley, mr. mayo's secretary, graduated from Sequoia, then went to business school in palo alto. she enjoys ceramics and gardening. mrs. wildey is secretary to the counselors. she once worlied for the banlr of america, lilies to sew. custodians These people worked long hours To mainTain and beauTiTy The campus. They Toolc The same pride in The school as The sTudenTs and Teachers. Top row, leTT To righT: mr. reyniclc head cusTodian, mr. randall, mr. lceller, mr. williams. boTTom row: mr. perry, mr. murphy, mr, aluviseTTi, head gardener, mr. Tessolin, mrs. brown. noT picTured: mr. qunion, nighT waTchman, who helped The yearlooolc a greaT deal. TirsT oTTicers oT The Teachers club are, leTT To riqhT: mr. mur- counseling The sTudenTs were, Top row, leTT To riqhT: mr. ray, vice-president miss Torbes, Treasurer: mr. Thompson, insel, iuniorsg mr. Terremere, Treshmenq mr. murray and presidenT, and mrs. marTin, secreTary. mr. Tinley, sophomores. boTTom row: mrs. du bois, Tresh- meng mr. bradley. guidance head. seniors. Teachers enjoyed The dances as much as The sTudenTs. here are, leTT To riqhT, mrs. Taylor, mr. Taylor, mr. insel and mr. worlc conTinues inTo The Teachers' lounge, louT There are mc lanaThan. momenTs oT relaxaTion. here are, leTT To righT: mrs. wer- ner, mr. yeaqer, mr. bradley and mr. huTchinson. -an .J 1 lliilill I 'C Ms.. -, . ,,, . W... .X M mrs. lregoning, school nurse, pauses for a mo- menl from her dulies To pose for lhe yearbook. welcome indeed is lhaf morning coffee wilh. lell lo righl: mrs. geors, mr. Thompson, mrs. marlin, mr. yeeger and mrs. lenders. a rare momenl of leisure wilh lhe adminislra- lion. piclured are, leff fo righlz mr. mayo's granddauqhler, mrs. mayo, mr. mayo and mr. nuqenf. N if it is 'xi 0 W mr. dorfmeier's sludenls insisled This one be +al4en-30 seconds eller lhe bell. mr. wyclqolzl ioined lhe shall in ianuary lo 'reach orienlalion and biology. second mosf popular spol on campus is The le-echers' calereria. if , 5 1 'Vs hm Wan 1,4 ii l w N . .5 :J . W ' .....--'S NWN X 0 -,- N42 , . , 61355, 7-. Ekiynn... f f Q. 5 , 3 Qs 453' 5' J-'J'-'L gb sid f vice-presidenf secrefary ireasurer m ckey s q rose corradi nancy safo yvonne sexfon seniors laclc of funds, buf nol' lack of spirir is characierisric of menlo-afher+on's lirsl graduaiing class. by means of coolcie sales, car washes, floor washes and box socials, Jrhe class of '52 earned enough money +o pay for Hs senior ball and senior giii. money was on Jrheir minds when mr. mayo rneniioned lhal lhe mulli-purpose lloor needed cleaning. This would cos'r 550. a senior iolc- ingly said, i'II do il. his ohfer was accepred, and amidsr soapy suds and squealing girls ihe floor was washed. soon The popular cupcake and cookie sales were s+ar+ed. lajrer ihe idea ol a car wash was sug- semor board gesied and a group goi Togefher canvassing fhe neigh- borhood ior dirly cars. again using lheir originalily, fhe senior girls sponsored a box social. girls broughi lancilyewrappecl box lunches which were sold 'ro The highesi bidder. lhe boys paid for rhe privilege of dancing wilh lhe girl whose legs lhey chose, shoes They marched, or lunch Jrhey boughr. all Jrhese proi- ecls broughl in money for lhal' planned-lor and long' anricipaied even'r . . . fhe senior ball. looking baclc on ihis year will bring memories of hard worlc, bul lois of fun. Jfop row, lefr ro righrz mr. ross, sieve chonlos, bob lum, barry young, royce calloway, bob baker. norman fieldheim, diclc lcanelco. bollom row: darlene siadler, nancy saio, rose corradi, mickey singer yvonne sexlon, gloria sanguinelli. abarr, jackie alclen, mary almgren, carl+on abreu, cerolyn ahlenius, roger anderson, lois arnold, mary lou barron, cleyion bell, dorolhy bausch, fred brown, barbara brown, beverly balsama, ice buclrley, iames balrer, bob burns, io ann blomquisf, harvey blaclcwell, glenn blomquisl, clave babcoclr, belly ww ,415 WN N. 0 seq., I Wd' bradbury, elsie covolo, edward connors, palsy mae clark, beverly cincera,elizabell1 chonfos, shave coa+e,sl'1lrley ann coburn, sally chrisfopher, gene cabellero, pe+er crendall, bradford corradi. rose marie colley, bob cl'1urcl1ill,iol1n crane, iom clarlt, roy Callaway, royce caves, gloria caresio, beHy io colebourn, marilynn l l nm if .ar 5- :Q f--' young, barry conine, pai dearborn, ianel dodson, peggy du luari, iaanng dornell, naomi c.lauglv+rey,cl1arlene ernancles,iosepl1ine eubanlrs. frances ellioH, dennis fuiinari, ianei Frazier, bruce fjeldheim, frank lerrando, rose flHl0Y. d0Vl9 gonzales, lorraine gillelfe, rulln l1enderson,cl'1arles Hurd, virginia hawlrins, william N1 .d '!S Heinemann, marion hill, verla jean hudson, loan iacopefii, roy iones, doug iacllson, roberf Icing, barbara lranello,ricl'1arcl+adasl1i llelley, nancy lcirlrman, will kriz, ioan lxafo, bob hideo kennedy, 'rom lum, bob lewis. iolm lechich, bruce lynch, arne leaviH,iol1n logsdon, mary lund, iessie Q5 A our 3 9 f lewis, sandra lai+inen,+l1eodore lufirell, lim murai, aron lwao mc clellan sherman madden, geraldine mc ltenna, carol myaff, donald morley, fames malone barbara monk, george mason, mary mor'r,lcennefl'1 meerly, richard mondon, pairncna morfensen, barbara nelson, sondra neil, ioan nugenf, roger nearon, elaine ..:.-'B+ nelson, carl pope, marie rego, ieanne rasey, roxanna roehr, lrederic roclcsfrom, nafalie o'brien, ray o'haver, roberf Osmond, lynne or+ega,sl1irley pabsf, allen pifslcer, william pierce, phyllis poulson, rosa lee raines, barbara rossifler, gary rounfrea, iames rober+s, david s+ienslra,doroil'1y shark, ieanefie ws? 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X h- staples, ioglle sfewarf, bruce slanlon, cindee slewarh roberf silvesfro, iayng slinson, rosaleen sang uineiii, gloria symons, george X! xx -. 550. ks .5 ' - K wJ sexlon, yvonne severin, jerry smillv, vivian fiaclen, bruce liapon, serafin +l1ornl'1ill,reeva i afn ,f i Ai singer, mervyn salo, lrazullo nancy X . agp M V 14 8 .www- sfadler, clarlene sullivan mary belle famura, alice ianner edwin W Ei?-' 'lv 26 nor picfuredz hamlin, ron piazza, ioe Sherman, ed frumbull. ed fucker, roberl vogel, fred wesf, roger wong, frank woo, charles walsh, ian while, ken wriqhf, eugenia walker, bill fhe mickey singer, barbara brown and roger ahlenius Trio here are some of The sludenrs who ariended roxie rasey's bringing you a campaign song. parly for commissioner candidales and campaign mana- gers. iohn leaviH' and don myalr look on as dick lcanelco demon- slrales a principle of safe driving. ierry Severin and roger ahlenius enlerrain a+ a rally held for lhe lrosh-soph loolball Jream. here is one of fhe seniors pulled info 'rhe mud by Jrhe juniors in The 'rug-ol-war al lhe Hcounlry lair. Three seniors were banlc of america cup winners. fhey are, Fell lo right bill pirslcer, marhemarics and science: lynn colebourn, liberal arlsq ancl peler caballero, line arls. a parl ol lhe crowd al 'rhe counlry lair, lhese seniors seem lo be enioyinq lhemselves. recuperafing from clecoraring for rhe senior ball are, lell ro righlz seniors clarlene sfadler, nancy lcelley, rosalee paulson and beverly brown. our for a day of fun are lhese seniors, enjoying lhcrnselves al lhe beach. proving rhernselves lo be experr Jrree climbers are, lefl lo righfz lorraine gonzales, rosalee paulson, beverly brown and nancy lcelley. r if N XX! f i. A K xii? . 13 X .45 MS. lu :hm .. 4' ui X-Z 2. ,,,. dick farman audrey rhoades nancy brooks presudenr vice-presidenf secretary juniors srriving for an evenrful year and a superb junior prom, The junior class sponsored various money-raising evenls 'ro have suflicienr funds. rhe key work in making money was co-operarion. cookie and cupcake sales headed rhe immediale lisrg a car wash was added larer. a dance for parenis proved +o be one of Jrheir mosf original ideas. unljorfunarely, however, conflicr- ing social dares canceled lhe affair. concessions ar home baseball games, varielies, rwo boo+hs-record- breaking and nail-driving conl'es'r-al rhe sophomore carnival, and selling magazine subscriprions compleied junior board susan cook ireasurer rhe calendar of evenls for rhis go-gelling class' hard- and-fasl pace of penny-exrracring plans. mosr of rheir plans originafed rhrough 'rhe junior board, which gor under way in february. one of Jrhe firsl' subjecrs was 'rhe maHer of senior class rings. samples were vored on, ring orders raken in march, and rings were received in june. as fhe main projecl was rhe junior prom, rhe whole class worked roward 'rhar goal, going all-our for fund-raising schemes and 'rurning our a long-dreamgmli of junior prom as Jrheir lasr funcrion of +he year. 'rop row, lefr ro righr: mr. olson, s. graham, d. larson, b. golobic, b. mohn, d. delucchi, b. conlon. ' middle row: m. sakaciuichi, a. sakron, b. borba, m. firzgerald, w. sprinkle. p. newhouse, j. brown, mrs mc lanarhan. borlom row: d. preslridge, n. brooks, a. rhoades, d. larman, s. cook, b. wolle. T kL.L A sl ,S SQ Xxx ,X h .- RXS iw 33555 5 Q .. ww' P :Qs L - X-.--..:..,.k N Qwxwg' MU., S523 Q V K.. . i WQGQE 5 6 liiaif . wx 3 X M. VW -MQ X NS? ' 'Q -. S ,, ,Q - --5 . AiSEg A saggy 3 5 .iws Q ., .'-af ' - 3 ' 'swf 9 . www fem wax. - 5 sf- x x - wmww N ..,x W S Mem , W-x' - , X ww . ks, ,1.W,x F .R X 7 Q N X XSS Egg-Q33 X f wa eff 'MGQNQ X Xb, E Q. y J 1 A ,Q QSg?i??2i vig Q dqf EETQR if ll! 4 5 V 1 gtg: 3,52 ul A ,yi ' xg ft l P Y mfs, ,Q , I we 'il K fnfplaw 0 ? , f wwf 1: - :.,:- v, vis f QQ ' 2 J ,,-' U A T ixw fi if A , XL-, 4, A 4 gf , Q 55 . X ' Q X SS Q r - W I . is X :Q - , b . g N ig ga 3 S E XXX ' Y! fi- X X X Lmmb M M y kXiw NNNW 'S S l!SlL!iEs NM 5? Cx - xl Xkxk. 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Q . if awww 'D 1' .IAQ iames beckman dan variy mary livingsfon presidenf vice-presidenf secretary sophomores energefic is The word ThaT describes This year's sopho- more class. aTTer The class elecTion The officers and sophomore board were busy planning ThaT colossal counTry fair, held on april 4. farmers and farrnereTTes were seen in Their plaids, ginghams, and bare feeT, making The rounds of concession booThs from l 1:45 To 3:l5. sTudenTs and faculTy alilce ioined in The day of enTerTainmenT wiTh aThleTic evenTs, refreshmenTs, and colorful cosTurnes. counTry capers, a sTag dance com- pleTe wiTh a wheel of forTune, was a conTinuaTion of The day's fesTiviTies ThaT evening aT 8:00. because Their ideas and planning wenT mainly inTo The counTrv fair, ,Ti FP -J L iff N, V .f-7 'f T 'U -x fp ., sophomore board . dave easley Treasurer unTil spring The sophomore hop was in The vague plan- ning sTages. bu+ as a resulT of The successful fair, The semiformal sophomore hop was The big nighT for The class. acTive in sporTs, The sophomores made up Two- Thirds of our frosh-soph fooTball Team. inTelligenT as well, These same lowerclassmen consTiTuTed mosT of The c.s.f.'s membership. in every underTaking, The sophomore class climbed ahead, overcoming obsTacles and leading The way To greaTer heighTs. how could such an enThusiasTic, spiriTed group of sTudenTs help buf become The Top class in The school? waTch ouT when They're seniors! Top row, lefT To righT: mr. Thompson, s. loofbourou, b. churTon, s. graham, lc. mc lcenna, bour- dery, miss forbes. middle row: a. lum, m. heinrich, d. wiclcsTrom, p. Tallon, m. percy, schroyer. boTTom row: d. easley, d. varTy, b. beclcman, m. livingsTon, lc. allard, c. Treagle. A 4 ...A 'Sw K ix MM , :--.-' '-'- - ---'-:: fy ' wg? ,Zf5 fZw 1 g . , W nf f ff X A 1 ':,'. 1 ',.' ' ' ,QIAQZII , Q :sv if 'N va ' f w -Q- ' as-' . . Q ! Q' :t V 5 N gy! Q' r., ' l A .- ' i sv M M 1 , 2 3 , V yffif ' S Q . , Y , NY Q , , fm 'NH X J .. I ' 1 1:2 .2 :?ff 1 . 5? 1 5 K Y + QNX i W ., .. YW I ,gf X A- ig J- an F px ' A PA , C 1 H A -Q as g , l , 'gs Q .s N x i X A Q X as Q Q 'Y if . ! fav in 'K 1 Qt is I Yi Qi ' X. 41 X ' , .,, . x ,Qi A i ,.,.. . U A 5, ':' X xh 1 A 11? Q ' q A .,:, A is A r N X Nw, Q R, x Q x x . V N A Q xl A N K h N Q, 1 A IBM x, Q if X K x D x i - K MX A N F.: Y S, X X 1 fl N N YQ, X il! 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E1 it S ax a 5 N? duncan ferguson presideni freshmen This year's freshman class was very large, engulfing almosT half The schools populaTion. looking back, you see ThaT They had big plans for Their big class. The frosh board wasn'T formed unTil The middle of The year because of The exTensive work in organizing The sTu- denT body governmenT, buT once elecTed They wenT righT To work, Their aTTenTion being cenTered mainly on The forming ofa guidebook for incoming freshmen. The book was To conTain The schedule of classes: in- formaTion abouT our sTudenT government a schedule of foo+ball, baskeTball, and baseball games: whaT is proper To wear aT dances: graduaTion reguiremenTs: freshman board iean peasley lucille kaneko lrelley vice-presidenf secretary easu e how To conducT oneself in class: a map of The school: and oTher informaTion ThaT would help puzzled new sTudenTs. unTil This proiecT goT under way, They held meeTings every monday, wednesday, and friday noon. a freshman dance was Their nexT proiecT. iT was To be Their main evenT of The year. expecTanTly awaiTed by all. They had oTher proiecTs, varsiTy-faculTy baseball game and booThs aT The counTry fair. all in all, They were preTTy acTive, This class ThaT will be The firsT To go compleTely Through four years of high school aT menlo'aTherTon. Top row, lefT To righT: ken mc kenna, walT senTer, mr. huTchinson, mr. yeager, mrs. hoffman middle row: ion hunTsman, hank arnold, margie huTTer, diane iackson, maxine harper, dolores coTTrell boTTom row: sylvia sTaub, iean peasley, duncan fe rguson, lucille kaneko, ioan kelley, iackie polpser fm X k s x D Y xii 55.5, Q rx kb Z' si. 3 if -wa if Q.. .. sf' ' if N K ,fsgiwx 'Q nvzlx It - 'lkgggy QQ U 4 kt! W 'wg M17 as W A1 3 s Hfwg.. Awww, vm. Af as N' H-11 E52 Sf H 'Wu Q 'N 1 f it :Z 'Elms as 5 'EE ,:-, as Q, W' Y j X-si' Q 3 .X ww.. . .N ew ,M K u X -if .af 5' -MX wwmiw . Q f... .1 , , S 5 Q J s if n . - fr L, Q Y ,N .N f Ig Q wa if 1. A.-WN, 1 T? iii if bfi PQ fb ,: .si , f . X s 'X W 52 D m yy' 'Q 1 S 1 4 ,, 2 'X I . 3535 g xi' 'NJ i A A ,h A ' N Ai - - W an I 5 Q W.mg.M....Mmq..-v-i.7.dwwMM.wWw.,.w4NMMM,W, ,,x,.. ,M...,,,N,-W.---Q .MMSQ-...f...W V --A- . V, ,, 1 i,wWW,,g..W.Aw.3 - x A M5 WMM. X ' 1 .f W , - ,.., ,..,....iA....,,,,,... l , ' ' ., Q ii Q .. 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Q lgxj , ta W, E ituss Q 'I in Q x S if NI 'PIMUR V fw lop row, lelf lo riglwlz mc lcee, r. mc allisler, k. mc lcenna, d. marlin, p. mac curcly, b. mei, p. lcaullman, d. marliniclw, p. mc al'isler middle row: C. mason, Jr. mc corick, r. marshall, r. longwell, l. meineclce, a. mac donald, d. mazilc, r. marlin. loollom row: d. marlinez s. marks, maranla, i, mc inlyre, g. mc collisler, l. males. lop row, lell 'ro riqlwf: d. moose, w. mollel, p. merryman, oppenlweim, b. miller, r. minlcler, r. nalcai, C. miller. middle row: d. morris g. owens, b. nearon, b. nelson, lo. mundell, e. moss, m. moore. bollom row: a. meyers, r. meredilln, C. oswald, lc. nelson, s. mixler a. neubarllw, d. neklason, li. nalcalsu. lop row, lell lo riglnl: r. rensliaw, l. roselln, r. riclcerls, b. reickmann, d. rider, m. rolien, p. ricliardson, i. robinson. middle row: o. rice r. ruiz, r. ravera, c. Willingham, Q. reese, 'r. russell, d. roos. bollom row:r.rOCl1a, l. rosellw, m. roelir, a. lillrell, s, reynolds, i. riclw. 40 xx' , :N-f lt. -Q.. N wi A f- 3 , 4 QSM Q qw , Aj gf X SX K v t 'W at .lavww . ml. ,X 'K ah 1' l ,. ,, ,M-sn 4 f 1, K 'L I Q X i Qi? Q MQ W ggi: O . fi ! 1 D ,' I wvilhlt-ua,-Q-+. UB' x y I ff .fry 4 gf ' M 1 I f .4 1' f 9 Q xi, 5 5 ' Quuswwaa. jun-as-qu, 7 X , 1 I A L 1 nv-5' 4 5 , gk f . A . fv Q NSA S ,SS QE X as 5' T 4 Smwqai , 'MW ., M... ., ,.Y..,,,,,,,. ,Q A,,, , ,A X-M - MM I v , Wim W x ,L C L'L,,zf.,-Wx I M . 1 5. ' zfxl H A - 'V 'W N 3 ff QW? gw..W,,.,M .Li I I-'MQ G w if xx Y W X 1 lop row, leli lo riglwl: g. poppo, r. pennel, u. poluianov, r. pexlon, r. rake, d. l1ollen,+. rellirl. middle row: lw. pafi i. palriqnoni, peasley, a. oll, C. pelerson, a. raleiro, w. ralslcm. bollom row: romero, d. provosl, V. parra, g plwelps, v. qualls, pelerson, ienserw, a. pelersen. lop row, lelTl'oriql1l:w.Cl1aboUde,p.Cl1or1,l.Cl1eo,C.Creaqer, r. Clark, Conroy, l. Coolc. middle row: lo. Clark C. Clermy, p. Coe, C. Colby, s. Collins, Colm, v. Coolbauglw, d. Collrell. bollom row: p. Clarlc, S. Clarlc, r. Clarlc, b Carler, I. Clary, d. Clausen, b. Clarlc. lop row, lefl To ridlwlz d. l'16Cli, d. quniori. rw. lwelsiriq. d. lwiall, r. lierold, if. lieeqeard, denis qunion. middle row: lc graham, m.l1ealy, b.qray,g.l1edqe,s. lwarper, m. lwarper, i. lieredia, qreCC. bollom row: g. grim, d. liiafl, C harrell, gomes,y.l1awes. ilwalloran. W, .xi Q xx xx X N QX jr 1, 'I M ,V Wad r fi Aagii A A ,XZ 1' S ' if . A H' ffiww gm f fin i 5 I y everin bob collev diane drotleff sally coburn lynn colebourne lf d f e lt I social are a minisfration inanc cu ura our student government having begun their planning at sequoia, menlofatherton's students were ready to work hard on establishing m-a's student gov- ernment. the obiect ot one committee was to prepare a constitution most suited to our modern new school. atter much research and caretul thinking, they presented the dratts ot three constitutions to be voted upon. we had chosen the basis which would determine the success ot our school. it was agreed, however, that the constitution could be amended concerning the duties ot commissioners. as several months had been spent completing this important step, commissioners were elected immediately in order to get our new government in action. the newly-elected commissioners accepted their responsibilities, torming hard- working boards and committees. a student court, elected by the student council, replaced the temporary one. the tinal step, the tormation ot the honor society, is being established to honor any m-a student who earns the desired number ot service points. our special thanks go to mrs. kellum and mr. nugent tor their guidance in setting up a student government which should prove to be very tar-sighted and democratic. student council top row, Iett to right: s. calletti, b. drotlett, n. babb, e, poluianov, s. west, r. searles, p. brock, a. murai, p. biernat, g. blackwell, b. churton, s. taylor, b. colley, d. martinich, d. marston, c. togel. bottom row: l. gonzales, a. martinich, m. keyes, s. turbush, p. clark, a. bowen lglamorous secretaryl, c. brown, e. barnes, m. healy. Nas..........ni alxce lamura brad crandall roxeuv rajsey raelallard dick 'kaneko publucily school soiril Dublucahons qurls sporfs b0'.'S SD0I'7S ll ll a court The members are, lop row, lell lo riglwl: mr. nugeml, advisor: j. lerguson, judge: b. ljaden, judge: la. cole, proseculorg C. nelson, balljll. bollom row: n. salo, judge: a. bowen. clerk of b courl: l. Osmond, clerk. ab- senl are rounlree and b.ral1e, judges. b cou rt flwe members are. lop row, left lo rlglwlz mr. nugenf, advisory l. vogel, judge: lo, golobic, judge: j. welsh, proseculorp d. slanslield, bailill. bollom row: l. gonzales, secrelary of a courl: s. coale, secrelaryg lv. lum. judge: r. corradi, judge. absenl ls bellw moslwer, judge. 45 ,..., 'isfvff finance board The members oT The Tinance board are, Top row, leTT To righT: d. sTadler, l. gonzales, b. iohnsTon, b. curTis, c. ardizzoia, c. mason. boTTom row: y. sexTon, d. droTleTT, commissioner, lcelley. The board was Tormed by The Tinance commis- sioner soon aTTer The elecTions. The TirsT sTL1denT body card sales had noT been very successTul, so They were conTinued by The board. a school budgeT was made and The board assisTed in money-malcing proiecTs To help puT our sTudenT body on iTs TeeT Tinancially. The board was ad- vised by miss landers. social board sTudenTs Trom each oT The Tour classes were chosen To reloresenT The sTudenT body on The social board. Top row, leTT To righT, are advis- ors: mr. umberger, mr, olson and mr. murray. middle row: gomes, m. lceyes, i. bourdery, mrs. mc lanaThan, advisor, s, chonTos, T. vogel, b. churTon, p. caballero. boTTom row: s. cook, s. severin, vanderplas, b. rahe, b. clark, l. cole' bourn, commissioner. The board has done an excellenT iob This year planning The social ace TiviTies oT our school. honor socie1'y commiHee This is The planning commiTTee Tor The honor socieTy which is To be seT up aT menlofaTherTon, The members are, Top row, leTT To righT: s. wesT, p. biernaTT, d. easley, e. loolianov, morley, o. peiper. boTTom row: a. bowen, mrs. lcellum, advisor, b. colley, n. babb, I. gonzales. cuH'ural board oT The many sTudenTs who signed up Tor The culf Tural board, only seven were selecTed To be members. They worlced in many acTiviTies. ine cluding The varieTies, wiTh The general worlc Talling under The commissioner oT culfural ac' TiviTies. The members are, Top row, leTT To righT: mr. dorTer, advisor, b. clarlc, s. mixTer. a. murai. boTTom row: ohran, s. coburn, com- missioner, m. percy. va riefies The varieTies is a producTion which is enioyed by every sTudenT wheTher waTching or par- TicipaTing. much hard worlq and planning is necessary Tor so large a producTion. The commiTTee worlced long hours To make menlo-aTherTon's TirsT varieTies a huge sucf cess. Top row, leTT To righT: d. sTadler, p. caballero, p. mac curdy, leaviTT, T. vogel, n. lcelley, r. rasoy. boTTom row: sTaples, mr, dorTer, adviscr, b. Tiaden, d. wicl4sTrom, schoolsphH a sTudenT Trom each rogisTraTion room was elecTed To be a member oT The school spiriT board. The members are, Top row, leTT To righT: mr. umberger, advisor, d. Terguson, b. iohnsTon, a. TeinsTein, lc. mc lcenna, b. mc calf lisTer, leaviTT, buckley, d. iorgenson, Z nelson, T. eubanlcs, b. CurTon. middle row: miss Torbes, advisor, m. waggener, d. hueT- Tig, sanTord, r. paulson, b. curTis, z. Travis m. huber, d. balcer, s. severin, v. roberTson a. burns, mr. Thompson, advisor, mr. lavin advisor. Third row: d. lao, l. mason, lo. rahe rn. wagner, b. crandall, commissioner, s. Tur- bush, W. sprinlcle, brown, lcelley, l. Turner. boTTom row: n. lcelley, s. holmguisT, i, phil- lips, lqnudsen, m. TiTzgerald, l. gonzales, s. coTTon. These sTudenTs planned The excellenT sporTs rallies we've had This year, pubHcHy The publiciTy board has done a marvelous iob publicizing evenTs aT school This year. The showcases could always be seen wiTh posTers and signs Telling oT TuTure aTTrac- Tions. wiThouT The aid oT This board very IiT- Tle could have been accomplished This year in The way oT sales, dances, and oTher slu- denT TuncTions. Top row, leTT To righT, They are: brown, n. roselyn, m. wagner, p. law- son, a. rhoades, abarr, z. Travis, du luarT, mr. umberger, advisor. middle row: s. mix- Ter, b. clarlq, m. ohran, s. looTbourou, p caballero, presidenT, l. merediTh, e. arnold c. borrmann, b. clarlc. boTTom row: l. wilf lianson, l. anderson, m. salcaguchi, i, silves- Tre, a. Tamura, commissioner, n. saTo, a. lum l. lcanelro. if handbook and guides This CommiTTee was To aCguainT sTudenTs wiTh Their sChool. during The summer They worked long and hard To malce a handbook and The TirsT day oT sChool ushered sTudenTs To Classes and answered guesTions. Top row, leTT To righT: a. rhoades, Chairman oT handbook, r. ahlenius, b. Colley, Chairman oT guides, b. Tiaden, sev- erin, leaviTT, C. sTelmaCh. middle row: mrs. lcellum, advisor, n. lcelley, g. lcinCheloe, b. long, m. sullivan, sTaples, b. rahe, w. o'Conner, mr, nugenT, advisor. boTTom row: d. brown, d. hueTTig, b, wolTe, m. TiTzgerald, C, ardizzoia, n. sChuTz, C. borrmann, d. marsTon. consTiTuTion Top row, leTT To righT: a. bowen, b. Tiaden, severin, p. pinTo. boTTom row: m, liTzmauriCe. b. Colley, Chairman, mr. nugenT, advisor, C. sTel maCh. being a brand new sChool, menlo-aTherf Ton didn'T have a ConsTiTuTion, and This group was Chosen To represenT The sehool in Torming our TirsT ConsliTuTion. in order ThaT menlo-aTh- erTon's be The besT ConsTiTuTion possible, This CommiTTee lcolced Through all The ConsTiTuTions on The peninsula To gaTher as much inTormaTion on whaT Theirs should ConTain. many long hours were spenT, and Tinally a ConsTiTuTion was de- Cided upon. boys' aThlc-:Tic board Top row, leTT To righT: T. raTliTT, beCkman, d. Tarman, b. lum, z. nelson. boTTom row: wesT, T. Crane, d. lcanelco, Commissioner, mr. Terre' mere, advisor, d. Terguson. This board Tormed by The boys' sporTs Commissioner was The linlc beTween our sChool and The p.a.l. They dis- played bloCl4s and sweaTers whiCh were voTed on by The boys and made The sporTs program suCCessTul. girls' aThleTic board This board worked wiTh The m.a.g.a. To provide a well-rounded program Tor girls. They helped dire-CT aTTer-sChool sporTs, discussed The prob- lems oT bloclcs, and recorded poinTs. Top row, leTT To righT: l. lcanelco, p. godbe, m. lceyes, o. beChTel, e. Cincera. boTTom row: d. lao, m. mason, r. allard, Commissioner, s. orTega, a. rhoades. the seven girls' organizations an acTive inTeresT was shown from The very be- ginning oT The year Toward developing a girls' organizaTion in which every girl in The sTudenT body could belong. during The TirsT Tew weelcs OT school Two girls were chosen Trom each gym class To acT as Temporary represenTaTives oT The girls' associaTion. in ianuary The girls oT The sTu- denT body were inTrOduced inTo Their various clubs. This occasion was called Tag day and an hawaiian Theme was carried ouT. Trom here The clubs began To worlc individually. a shorT Time laTer aT The club leaders' council, names were chosen Tor The seven clubs. To signify uniTy, The name oT an oalc Tree was chosen in seven dihferem' languages. Three goals were seT Tor The m.a.g.a.: iirsT, a money-making proiecT Tor each club: second, a service proiecTy and Third, a general money-malcing proiecT in which all seven clubs worked TogeTher. The club advisors are, leTT To righT: mrs. bradley, mrs. geors, miss henry, miss Torbes, m' h I club presidenTs Top row, leTT To righT: alice lum, marianne TiTzgerald. ieanenne brown, beverly clarlc. boTTom row, leTT To righT: mrs. lcellum, direcTorg nancy lcelley, nancy broolcs, glenda lcincheloe, mrs. bradley, head advisor. iss an on, mrs. Tranguada and mrs. hursT. e. loveroTT and m. TiTzgerald are The TargeTs in The spongc Throwing booTh aT The counTry Tair. aT a meeTing oT The publiciTy chairmen we Tind, le-TT To righT: m. livingsTon, m. percy, n. roselyn b mosher r rasey m sTudenTs bu Their sn lc T lc' l . . , ,. , , y ac s a a coo ie sae sponsored by clulo lceyes. c. sTelmach. fwa, 1 1 bear tracks Tacing The year wiTh a green crew, liTTle equipmenT and only a classroom in which To work, The bear Tracks sTaTT accepTed The challenge and presenTed Their school wiTh Twelve Tine issues. an inexperienced sTaTT was a big handicap which was overcome. only one sTudenT, roxie rasey, had Taken journalism beTore, and one oTher, dennis anderson, had had pracTical experience wriT- ing sporTs copy Tor local dailies. neverThe-less, beginning iournalism sTudenTs buckled down and did a good iob of geTTing The news. aT year's end, lynn colebourn was awarded Top honors as having achieved The mosT in one year on The sTaTT. iack demoresT submiTTed The TiTle oT bear Tracks, The TavoriTe OT The sTudenT body Tor The paper's name. TirsT prinTed by The menlo park recorder, The paper laTer wenT To rayiack TypeseTTers aT The peninsula liThograph company in redwood ciTy. The chaoTic mess which resulTs Trom wriTing sTories, Typing copy, copyreading sTories, prooTreading galleys, doing lay-ouTs and pasTe-ups all in The same room wiTh yearbook sTaTT members screaming Tor missing picTures was reTerred To as a madhouse. . . . iT's True. be glad you had as many ediTions oT The paper as you did! edrI'ors and advisor sub ecli'I'ors Top row, leTT To righT: d. anderson, mr. murray, demo- Top row, leTT To righT: a. bowen, b. mosher. boTTom row resT. boTTom row: s. coaTe, r. rasey, l. colebourn. k. allard, rn. percy, d. wicksTrom. reporTers reporTers and illusTraTors Top row, leTT To righT: d. baxTer, b. Crandall, s. graham, leTT To righT: i. mc cormick, v. hedge, p. caballero, e T. pabsT, s. schomaker. boTTom row: c. Treagle, m. living- maTsumoTo. sTon, e. simon, d. rnarsTon. ' Jenlmg' as af R5 fi an, 6. -- . yearbook planning Tor menlo-aTherTon's TirsT yearbook began aT sequoia in The spring oT lasT year. in TacT, we were The TirsT TuncTioning group To begin plans To enliven menlo-afherfon inTeresTed sTudenTs were called TogeTher and meeTings were held during The summer. since none OT These people were experienced in yearbook producTion, The summer was spenT in learning iusT how a yearbook is produced. iT Turned ouT To be much more oT a complicaTed process Than any oT us had imagined. soon aTTer school sTarTed The sTaTT was chosen and everyone seT To work in earnesT. in november The ediTors aTTended a conTerence aT sTanTord To geT more ideas Tor our yearbook. we merged These wiTh our own ideas: decided which were besT, and our book was born. The Theme was To be very breezy and modern: This we hoped To be a TradiTion. anoTher TradiTion is To have a picTorial adverTising secTion. This idea is very new on The peninsula. yearbook sales were held Tor only Two weeks and Then were closed To The sTudenT body excepT Tor TransTer sTudenTs. Tor The beneTiT oT sTudenTs who Tound iT diTTiculT To pay The Tull amounT all aT once, down paymenTs were accepTed. a name conTesT was sponsored and a voTe oT The enTire sTudenT body was held on The names submiTTed. The symbol one, represenTing our TirsT yearbook, was chosen. meanwhile The sTaTT was puTTing in many hours oT hard work. members oT The sTaTT could be seen working in a-5, publicaTions headquarTers, day and nighT--even on saTurdays and sundays. picTures were Taken, copy wriTTen, and Tinally The big day came when our yearbook wenT To press. only Then could The sTaTT resT aTTer Their long and sTrenuous year. ediTors and advisor layoui' and producTion leTT Lo righT: barbara long, mr. murray, and connie sTel- leTT To righT: diana baker, diane droTleTT. nancy schuTz. mac . , U , secTion ediTors business and f3dVel'+lslng Top row, leTT To righT: w. o'connor, Terguson, copy- Top row, leTT To righT: m. percy, T. vogel, p. newhouse. wriTer, b. crandall, e. maTsumoTo, phoTographer, g. kin- boTTom row: k. allard, d. s+adler, i. sTaples. cheloe. boTTom row: b. clark, i. gehring, l. colebourn, copywriTer, d. brown. K T, M -A . Id boys' block society lop row, lell lo riqhl: I, horder, i. Walsh, r. ahlenius, l, lhompson, b. Colley, d. larman, b. lerqu' son, d. delucchi. second row: mr. ayers, d. anderson, b. walker, e. johnson, d. easley, r. davidson, r. reqinalo, d. nalcanishi. lhird row: C. woo, cabaniss, d. ior- genson, l. crane, d. lcanelco, d. larson, l. salo. bollom row: z. nelson, ln. young, del pozzo, buclcley, lo. elizondo. eerleoders sludenls lried oul lor cheerleader al lhe lirsl rally ol lhe year. in november lhe lirsl cheerleaders in our hisiory were chosen by an alle school eleclion. i. leavill, s. lur- bush, w. sprinkle, nn. lilzqerald, and i. brown are lhe sludenls who were chosen. lhey helped promole spiril al our games and friendship wilh olher schools. girls' block society lop row, lell lo riqhl: C. harvey, s. orleqa, n. bablo, m. ward, a. rhoades, s. lcoeniq, y. sexlon, b. wolle, n. salo, a. lamura, m. sal4a- guchi. middle row: m. wagner, s. cools, d. gross, b. dini, lu. curlis, v, pryal, s. Coburn, y. hill, l. Colebourn bollom row: n. roselyn, m. mason d. lao, e. cincera, d. sladler, w. o'Connor, r. allard, m. enl, d. balcer. S3 nv fm: 25 wb 3 Q 'i vig if Q? Q gs Y uf 4 2. 1 1 -3 ,. ki ff , 'X an . I2 54 . 5 .f , Q Q Q ,, , ., W , , r 4 H : -..1,1,,Q- 1 I A+? 4 . .1 'ff u 3 Q wx ffl K 3 is W S R N bi N 5 gs f -Xgxggx A 1, . Sew -' x. X M 4. V-4 ' xl 5 g sg, xg' xii, 1 2 if QR if N g 3' H- mf ' ,v Q Q gf if I Q gi 5 X' r li S if sf E' A 'E as ggi B 1,1 N Y 4 REQ, fy If Q T ' N 'Q' x Q gf N is 0 f , 3 ! ff V 'Q an ag I A V. ,Q 'qv 3 ,X jf Y El . ' F F a ,ix , XA orchestra one oT The mosT ouTsTanding selecTions played by The orchesTr'a in The spring concerT was The currenT hiT blue Tango. They played Tor various school assemblies ThroughouT The year, among Them were The chrisTmas play, insTallaTion Tor The commissioners, and The c.s.T. assembly. on iune l2Th The combined band and orchesTra played Tor The commencemenT exercises. The orchesTra meT during second period under The direcTion oT mr. e. brown. band games, rallies, music TesTivals, and a spring concerT were on The agenda Tor This year's curriculum in band. The spring concerT was held by The Three secTions oT The music deparTmenTs on march 2 l sT. uniTorms were The main proiecT oT The band. in Tebruary a magazine subscripTion sale was begun. during The Ten-day sale The band made nearly six hundred dollars. Their Three Thousand dollar goal was broughT considerably closer when an anonymous residenT oT aTherTon said ThaT he would maTch every dollar earned by The band. choral members oT The advanced choral class aTTended a music TesTival in sacramenTo near The chrisTmas season. many sTuclenTs repre- senTing norThern caliTornia aTTended The TesTival, which was very successTul, everyone meT new Triends and had a wonderTul Time. The Tormal aTTire oT The spring concerT seT a colorTul scene Tor The music sung by mrs. washingTon's choral group. The american rhapsodies lenT a pleasanT aTmosphere To The concerT. The choral group was a regular class held during TiTTh period. orchestra Top row, leTT To righT: g. byrd, n. ruiz, w. nagle, b. carTer, a. earsley, d. crummy, p. gianoTTi, mc lree, l. olson, mr. brown, direcTor middle row: l. smiTh, Thompson, s. coolc, g, gayer, wild, a. murai, s. graham, adams, c. olson, p. pinTo. boTTom row: s. sev erin, b. mohler, d. samford, d. davidson, g. rinT'reT, o. bechTel, m. brady, e. barns, g. smiTh, p. gessler. X X xx a 1 x d iss ui W g hh.: .. 9 S 4 Q i- vi ... 4. -,,.., ,,. zl. as g, , ,VZ ii E5 ' . Q ' l fr AY .M 7 U N-I T f. 'Q ' '- 4 .4 Mfgff' ' . ., . 'tj X5 A x X- , ,. . SU?-T w k 'Q 1' - , 15343 Q E 5 f A x 1 r'Q .li . . . , , ,fs xfffsy S' 1 V' ' .F X f 6 2 4 X Y, .. ., .,,: V x , A 5 - -by -in -4 , , , .Q .sf ., gs Q ,Q . X ,E 4 .. f Q. X , . . A l A b . . . H K X .i A5 X: ,. . . X , Q , , , LW . k H A ,, 5 i . , . f 4 , x x ' ' ' . 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These sludenls learned poise and correcl poslure along wilh having a lol ol lun. players lhe players is lhe dramalic group el our school. myslerious bullelin nolices, signs, and poslers broughl our a large crowd lor 'rheir main produclion, Ulhe spring +hree. lhe program consislod ol ihree one-acl plays: 'lnavy blue and bold, lixin's, and Hbox and coxfl lhe members are, Top row, lell lo righl: mr. dorler, advisor, d. mazilc, i. leavill, churchill, s. graham, w. day. middle row: c. harvey, p. newhouse, n. schulz, i. lcaar, v. hurd, burns, gianolli, e. laylor. bollom row: p. mac curdy, r. cal- laway, presidenl, a. hawlcins, b, mei, s. graham. brush and paleHe brush and palelle is lhe name given lo lhe arf club. lhis group made several excursion lrips lo lhe yachl harbor and olher scenic spols lo draw. lhe mem- bers ol lhe club are, lop row, lell lo righl: s. calelli, m. arnold. b. lechich, r, nugenl, p. lawson. middle row, mr. um- berger, advisor, l. rneredilh, W, bullard, i. leavill, a. arnold. bollom row: i. mc cormiclc, c. anderson, i. du luarl, p. caballero, preside-nl, m, chran, l. lorenz. 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A s, -f 6 N ' .tg ' 133133, 11 1 is x 'Q 15 'A yur, W1 1 if mNP 'fin M in 1 referees reTerees were desperaTely needed when baslceTball season sTarTed. The need led To The TormaTion OT The club which per- Tormed a mosT valuable service. The members are, Top row, leTT To riqhT: m. keyes, p. qodbe. s. mixTer, s. sTolp. boT- Tom row: c. mason, b. long, miss ldnney, advisor, e. loverofl. classes were held aT The TirsT oT The season beTore The reT- erees were puT on The iob. each qirl wenT ouT abouT Twice a week. chess hi Top row, leTT To riqhT: ln. graham, g. rose siTer. yarborough, b. mc allisTer, lc. rose, r. meerly, d. garriTy. boTTom row: mr. huTchinson, advisor, a. murai, p. peTerson, b. erving, e. poluianov, p. roos, are The members of The chess club. a common enioymenT of The game broughT These boys TogeTher. They could be Tound engrossed in Their games almosT every noon. TournamenTs were played wiTh oTher clubs and a loT oT Tun was had by all. -Y This boys' orqanizaTion had a mosT suc' cessTul year. They had a basl4eTball Team and a soTTball Team, and plans were made Tor a school giTT To be given aT The end oT The school year. The mem- bers are, Top row, leTT To riqhT: g. ros- siTer, balsama, b. schrier, lc. morT, d. meerly. boTTom row: mr. ross, advisor, a. murai, r. clark, q. blaclcwell, c. blacks well. stamp common inTeresTs were The Tounda- Tion oT The sTamp club which, under The direcTion of mrs. geors, made a Tine sTarT. beginning The Top row, They are picTurecl Trom leTT To righT: k. graham, g. blackie, r. meerly, d. crummey, d. king, d. merediTh. boT' Tom row: m. eldridge, e. Thelman, mrs. geors, advisor. C. allard, d. da- vidson. sewing if by chance you walked pasT k-4, you would hear The buzzing oT ma' chimes, The snapping of scissors and The chaTTer Trom rnouThs Tull of pins. This was The sewing club working hard To aTTain TheirTashionable ward- robes. The members are, Top row, leTT To righT: Q. lapp, b. boyens, m. ward, m. raaen, c. sTelmach, s. sho- walTer. middle row: i. Thompson, c. sTelmach, c. ardizzoia, miss Torbes, advisor, a. lum, p. clark. boTTom row: m. sTernberger, s. looTbourou, C. iones, C. Treagle, hellener. CCIITIGYCI The amaTeur phoTographers of The school Tormed a camera Club To learn how To Take and develop good picTures as well as To have a good Time. The club sponsored Two camf era conTesTs wiThin The club. The members are, Top row, leTT To righT: h. Tlerning, d. monTgomery, legal leT, ion legalleT, n. iaveT. middle row: r. merediTh, p. richardson, d, iohansen, h. smiTh, boTTom row: e. maTsumoTo, m. rohan, d. marhnich, mr. smiTh, advisor. Wu: astronomy the astronomy club ttad two main proi- ects ttiis year. one was a trip to mt. hamilton, and ttie ottwer, construction ot miniature telescopes to be used in tlweir club. pictured in the top row, lett to rigtttz g. rice, b. iibby, mr. taylor, ad- visor, p. gessler, d. meese. bottom row: n. smitlw, stewart, r. garrity, e. matsu- moto, n. luscornbe. international a desire to learn ot other countries, ttteir people and customs brouglwt these students togettter as tlwe international club. spealcers were invited to ttteir meetings, and tlwis proved to be an inf teresting and enjoyable learning proc ess. ttme members are, top row, lett to rigttt: e. bradbury, o. bectttel, p. cabal' lero, p. pinto, lc. terrando. bottom row: b. lum, rn. sullivan, d. prestridge. presi dent, m. Campbell, mr. ross, advisor. railroad ttiougtt tlrie railroad Club was tormed late in ttie scnool year, tttey Carried out a good program. two layouts were completed in time tor a display at tlte soplwomore carnival. the members tound railroading an interesting and ab- sorbing bobby. ttte members are, top row, lett to riglrt: rnr. bauer, advisor, p. roos, b. iibby, b. rieelrmann, i. pati, ti. white. bottom row: d. meerly, p. gess ler, e. rnillar, president, r. nugent, l. wayne. junior red cross a junior red cross for all, nof for iusf a small group, was sfressed fhis year. fhe various proiecfs fhaf were complefed were done by fhe whole school and nof iusf by a few individuals. connie sfelmach and roxie rasey affended a iunior red cross fraininq cenfer lasf summer fo learn facfs abouf fhe red cross and how fo presenf fhem in a more inferesfinq manner. a chap- ferfwide council was sfarfed for fha firsf fime, and menlofafherfon and sequoia worlced foqefher on sending a giff chesf fo europe. fheir enrollmenf was very suc- cessful, buf more money was needed, so noon faq dances were sponsored. in may, a dance was held in honor of fhe seniors who had come fhrough wifh fhe larqesf number of people enrolling in fhe iunior red cross. during fhe year fhe qroup car- ried on many worfhwhile proiecfs. poclsef- boolcs were collecfed for veferansi hospifa l, feafhers and sea Shells for fhe navaios, and many friendship albums were senf fo europe. The sfeerinq commiffee of fhe iunior red cross. fop row, leff fo righf: leaviff, peasley, r. rasey, m. aldon, r. david son. boffom row: a. baker, rn. waqner, miss henry, advisor, c. sfelmach, presidenf. s.cl1onfos, viceepresidenf. nof picfured are mary lou arnold and nancy schufz. ski fhe membcrs cf lhe slci club are, fop row, leff fo riqhf: a. ioseph, h. pa'i, s. chonfcs, presidenf, iervis, r. nuqonf, r, minlcler, leaviff. d. iohnfon, b, irvinq, b. reqinafo. middle row: b. iohnsfon, brown, d. clales, a. alden, q, lcinchelie, mr. faylor, advisor, i. sfaples, m. alden, w. o'connor, d. forresf. boffom row: n. walsh, d. brown, l. mason, brown, d. hueffiq, m. brady, d. balcer, freasurer, b. borba, c. harvey, d. gross. nof picfured are secrefary l. osmond and vice-presidenf du luarf. fhe slci club made a frip fo heidelman lodge in february. fhey all arrived home in one piece and agreed fhaf if had been a wonderful frip. r-5, science club, lop row, le-ll lo riglwl: beclcman, s.gral1am, r. nugenl, p. roos, s.gral'iam. bollom row: mrs. mc lanallian, e. loverorl, a. lum. music for lislening, lell lo riglwfz leavill, g. la monle, p. gessler, mr. liansen, d. mazilc, b. iibby. calelcrla slall, lop row, leF+ 'ro riglnl: r. savidge, l. higgins, li. smillw, e. lamberl, v. llieison. bol- lom row: e. savidge, r. nugenl, s. clwonfos. 62 Af: X-35? , . X ,- A., ,JM nursing club, lop row, lefl lo rigl1+:b.l1oagland, r. slinson, a. Cleland, ellioH. bolfom row: e. brad- bury, m. Sullivan, l. erving. radio club, lop row, lefl 'ro riglwlz williams, o. falle. borlom row: mr. brown, e. loveroll, p. merryrnan. lweidelman lodge was llie beaulilul spol chosen by llie ski club for llweir memorable Two-day +rip. A 1 , '91 Q I 5 'I G, L Q Q N X 221 'ki Stn ' vu w. 4 -Q' 5 1 E -us. I sepTember on sepTember I6, l95l, slighTly over a year affer ground was broken To begin conslrucTion of menlo-aTherTon, The school was dedicaTed. following The formalifies, sTudenT hosfs guid- ed visiTors on a Tour of The buildings ThaT were sTill far from compleTion. on opening clay, sepTember 24, The plainfive cguesTion of noT only freshmen, buT all sTudenTs, was where am i? The halfs resounded wiTh The enThusiasm of sTudenTs sTarTing a brand new school. Thanks To The alerT guides who quickly came To our assisfance wiTh guidebooks, noT Too many were losT for long. The day was spenT in regisTering, locaTing classes, and geTTing acguainTed wiTh our Teachers. The lazy summer days changed quickly To ones ThaT were cold and Tull of homework. for many weeks we sTill heard The hammering, sawing, drilling and general confusion while consTrucTion of bewildered roger clark and earl iohnson are shown The way hy guides lorraine gonzales and georgia lee gayer on The firsT dav nf school. our school conTinued. a peTiTion was drawn up To change The name of menlo-aTherTon To lindenwood, buT affer much dis- cussion and voTing iT was noT changed. ocTober in The firsT week of ocTober we had our firsT rally which was for The seguoia frosh-soph foofball game. The candidaTes for cheerleaders and pompon girls led us in some new yells and songs. These girls showed real school spiriT as They Tried ouT for permanenT cheerleaders. The sTudenT body voTed for Them The nexT day. menlo-aTherTon's new school band helped To promoTe school spiriT wiTh a few songs ThaT mr. brown had been working on. The frosh-soph and iunior varsiTy fooTball Teams, who were The honored guesTs, wiTnessed a grand dis- play of spiriT by Their fellow sTudenTs. coaches howard cosTello and don dorfmeier and The capTains of The Teams inTroduced Their Team members and spoke of coming games. The rally was held in The new mulTi-purpose room. which was The firsT Time iT had been used. real school spiriT was shown noT only here buT also aT The game. The consTiTuTion commiTTee was formed To drafT a consTiTu- Tion for our school This monTh. on ocTober 26 The firsT ediTion of our school paper came ouT. prizes were offered for The one who could Think of The besT name for The paper. The prize, which was one sTudenT body card, was won by iack demoresT, who came forTh wiTh The winning name, bear Tracks. in The halls during The lasT parT of ocTober many odd-looking people were seen. The boys were wearing old TaTTered shirTs, overalls, and on Their heads were berefs. This was moldy day. a few days lafer The girls wore Their faThers' shirTs, briqhf suspenders, rolled-up socks, and no makeup. This was hag day. november menlo-aTherTon began To look like a school in november. The buildings neared TenTaTive compleTion. planfeol Trees, flowers and grass slowly began To Take The place of all The ploTs of mud. we sTudenTs began organizing, Too. rally for The sequoia game. These r some of The cheerleader candEdaTes. They are, leTT To rlghlz lnrraine fh + v a e gonzales, dorofhy lao, and diana baker. 'Q is D I q D nf had: rn had day. many clubs were formed and commiffees sfarfed fo plan our acfivifies and govern' menf. fwo imporfanf sales-sfudenf body cards and fhe yearbook-gof november off fo en expensive sfarf. fhe seniors heard sfenford sfudenf, sead galal, speak of his nafive counfry, egypf. fwenfy menlo-efher- fon sfudenfs affended fhe annual p.a.l. con- ference af burlingame fo discuss school problems. a very wef buf spirifed evenf in menlo-efherfon's hisfory was fhe capu- chino rally, held in fhe sfudenf courf midsf a seemingly endless downpour. fhe pom- cauples dance io ihe music of frank I1oIman's combo af winfer mist, the firs? dance of The year. pon girls presenfed a song and dance number enfifled capu- chino, here we come. john leaviff led fhe claw yell as a finale fo fhe program. many of fhe sfudenfs wore sfrange-looking caps fo celebrafe cap day, which was fhe day affer fhe rally. and effer all fhaf spirif and preparafion, fhe game was permanenfly canceled because of rain. our frosh-soph foof- ball feam closed a fairly successful season wifh halfback jim cabeniss named player of fhe year. december december was e busy monfh since everyone was geffing ready for fhe chrisfmas holidays. fhe junior red cross enrollmenf campaign was held in fhe middle of december. mr. polon's the christmas program in the mulii-purpcse room. band plays christmas music. j regisfrafion class reached IOOCVO firsf and re- ceived a box of candy. fhe main purpose of junior red cross is service and educafion. fo help enforce fhe school rules and regula- fions a femporary sfudenf courf was ep- poinfed. many meefings of our sfudenf council were held fo discuss our consfifufion and sfudenf governmenf. on december I5, menlo-afherfon's firsf dressy sfudenf body dance, winfer misf, was held. frank hol- man's combo provided music for dancing and enferfainmenf from 8:30 fo I l:3O. fhe main affracfion for fhe firsf dance in menlo- afher1'on's hisfory was fhe giganfic whife chrisfmas free wifh soff lighfs af fhe base in fhe cenfer of fhe room. This dance ini- fiafed our new mulfi-purpose building and was fhe beginning of our social acfivifies. fhe large furnouf of our sfudenf body made nf., possible an S80 profif from fhe dance. on december 2I, fhe lasf day of school unfil affer chrisfmas vacafion, we held our firsf assembly in fhe mulfi-purpose room. fhe drama class presenfed a play enfifled, a child is born. fhe leading roles were played by royce calloway and joan kaar. because we had no cosfumes, we had fo use our imaginafion. our cho- ral group, accompanied by fhe school band, sang favorife chrisfmes carols. near fhe end of fhe program fhe sfudenf body was invifed fo join in fhe singing. few regular classes were held as mosf of our feachers joined in fhe fesfivify, mak- ing if e reel holiday. during fhe holidays fhe faifhful yearbook sfaff was busy solicif- ing ads. fhrough fhe mud and rain fhey plowed from sfore fo sfore, ever onward. a fypical salesmen would enfer 'the sfore wifh her muddy feef, dripping wef hair. colorful um- brella. yearbook fucked under one arm, and an ever-ready cheerful smile. fhis was only a sfarf, for 'rhe ad sales con- finued on fhrough march. 65 aTTer The chrisTmas holidays many new Taces were seen around campus. several sTudenTs moved inTo our area during The vacaTion and our halls over- Tlowed. in The early parT oT The monTh The candi- daTes Tor The various commissionerships were busy geTTing Their peTiTions signed and puTTing up super- colossal campaign banners in The main hall. Tor ..... ,... .... ......................-..... ... ' . , on Tag day The girls wafched The sTanford hawaiian club play hawaiian songs and do The hula. january abouT a week each candidaTe passed ouT publiciTy, such as cards, ribbons, or boTTle Tops wiTh The names on Them. The primaries eliminaTed all buT Two can- didaTes. sTudenTs and banners broughT life, color and spiriT To menlo-aTherTon. The candidaTes and campaign managers gave speeches and skiTs ThaT kepT The sTudenTs alerT. january I4 was elecTion day. everyone reporTed To Their regisTraTion rooms and voTed Tor The candidaTe They TelT would do The besT job. soon aTTer The elecTions roxie rasey had a parTy Tor all candidaTes and Their managers. ban- ners and posTers served as decoraTions. during january we had a seasonal record oT rain, which someTimes made iT diTliculT To geT To class wiThouT geTTing weT. our newly-planTed lawns were Transierred inTo TloaTing gardens. all The girls will remember This monTh be- cause oT Their daily Trek To The Tield house during These january showers. The TirsT annual Tag day, when all The girls oT The school were oTTicially puT inTo Their clubs, was The TirsT sTep Toward The organizaTion oT The all-girl acTiviTies. Three or Tour members Trom each oT The seven clubs sTarTed a procession To every room Tagging The girls ThaT were in Their club. The girls aTe Their lunches in The mulTi-purpose room. The Tables were decoraTed wiTh a hawaiian symbol Tor each club and green smilax. The sTanTord hawaiian club provided The enTer- TainmenT wiTh hawaiian songs and Two hula dancers. audrey rhoades was general chairman oT The whole aTliair. The girls' associaTion served pineapple ice cream To all club members. This day was also The opening oT The caTeTeria and The TirsT Time The Tables had been used. This was The monTh Tor The all-imporTanT choosing of a yearbook name. There had previously been a suggesTion box and by This Time The Tield had been narrowed down To Tive names ouT OT which The symbol one was chosen. in The coming years The name would progress. iT could be wriTTen ouT in eng- lish or a Toreign language, or again as a symbol. This idea is very versaTile because a number could be worked inTo The sTyle oT The resT oT The book. This year a bold one was used. february soon aTTer The elecTions The commissioner insTallaTion as- sembly was held. The assembly was aTTended by all classes. jerry severin was given his oaTh by mr. nugenT. aTTer being oiliicially admiTTed To The oTTice oT welTare, jerry adminis- here is one of The various skifs shawn during The campaign assembly for commissioners offices. Tered The oaTh To oTher commissioners. To diverT Their minds Trom Their Taxing commissioners duTies, The newly inaugu- raTed oTTicers congregaTed aT jerry severin's, commissioner oT wefTare, Tor a Turkey dinner and an evening oT singing, banjo and piano music, ping-pong, and chiT-chaT. all The commis- sioners were presenT, plus The mayos and The nugenTs. aTTer The sTudenT body governmenT was on iTs way The individual classes began Their campaigning Tor class offices. peTiTions were signed and posTers were puT in The basic course classes. each class held iTs own campaign assembly: all showing much TalenT and originaliTy. primaries and Tinal elecTions were held, and The oTTicers Took Their places. board represenTaTives were elecTed Trom each basic course class. These represenTaTives quickly moved inTo acTion. all The classes were mainly inTer- esTed in raising money. one oi The TirsT money-raising projecTs was carried on by The seniors: They cleaned The mulTi- purpose Tloor. on Tebruary 7 a rally was held during brunch Tor The baske+ball game which was held wiTh se- quoia ThaT righT. The rally was held in The mulTifpurpose room and everyone had To siT on The Tloor or sTand aT The back oT The room because OT The large, energeTic crowd. The cheerleaders led several yells, and The coaches were inTroduced, and They in Turn inTroduced The Team. The ski club arrived aT heidelman lodge Triday, Tebruary 8, in Time Tor a week end oT winTry Tun. saTurday, aTTer a scrumpTuous breakTasT, They hurried OTT To The slippery slopes oT soda springs, one mile away. some brave skiers rode The rope Tow and The chair liTT. mosT inhabiTed The bunny hills and a Tew Took To Tobogganing. a big snow TighT was one oT The evenTs ThaT nighT, along wiTh games dancing, and singing. by 3:30 sunday aTTernoon The skiers were on Their way back, sunburned and Tired. red,and whiTe hearTs, balloons, sTreamers and bows decoraTed The walls and curTains oT The mulTi-purpose building Tor our second dance, sweeThearT swing, on Tebruary l5. The cool-Toned combo and a singing guinTeTTe Turnished a soTT and senTimenTal background Tor dancing. because oT The small TurnouT, The aTmosphere of The aTTair was one oT a large privaTe dance. on Tebruary 20, a represenTa- Tive from The menlo park bank oT america was here To inTroduce a man Trom The T.b.i. he Talked on crime pre- venTion and whaT we as young ciTizens could do in The naTionwide campaign againsT crime. he also ouTlined jobs oTlered by The T.b.i. and answered guesTions Trom The lloor. near The end oT The monTh our iunior red cross sTecring commiTTee was hosT To members oT The seguoia iunior red cross. lunch was served and aTTerwards a busi- ness meeTing was held. They decided ThaT The Two chap- Ters would work TogeTher on preparing a giTT chesT To send To europe. plans were made Tor anoTher meeTing which would be held aT seguoia. This was The TirsT Time a chapTer-wide council had been Tormed in This area. hare are pidured The commissioners and their campaign managers at The assembly. Top rnw, lofi To right m. mason, r. allard, g. simon, i. rouniree, g. blackwell, b. baker, b. young, r. kaneko, d. farman, b. crandall, p, caballero, b. Ium, and m. singer. bohom row: d. droTleH, a. rhoades, n. kelley, a. murai, d. myarf, b. colley, r. rasey, I. colebourn, i. sfaples, i. rego, and y. sexfon. picfured af The oaih of office assembly are, Ieff To riqhl: i. severin, b, colley, d, drolleff, r, rasey, a. famura, r. allard. d. kaneko, s. cnburn, I. colebourn, and b. crandall. in The forvqrr-und is The orchesfra. p. newhouse, w. day, d. varfy, i. morley, and b. bowen are picfurod hare in a skit for The class officers' assembly. march on march 8 The pachyderm prance was held in The mulTi-purpose room. The dance Tollowed a circus Theme wiTh pink lemonade, popcorn, music, dancing, and enTerTainmenT. beTore The dance, clowns, who were in realiTy girls wiTh eye makeup and blue lip- sTick, and a sideshow barker were seen in The menlofaTherTon halls. wriTTen on Their backs was we are going To The pachyderm prancef' deco- raTions included a circus parade mural wiTh ani' mals and bandwagons prancing around The onTire circumTerence oi The mulTi-purpose room. The main aTTracTion was a crepe paper sTreamer be- decked carousel wiTh animals and balloons. bea bowen, dave easley, iim iervis, dave sexTon, and clan varTy provided enTerTainmenT. on march l4, The senior class held a box social in The mulTi- purpose room To raise money Tor Their class and To provide a recreaTion nighT Tor The seniors. aTTer lunches were eaTen, ieanne rego, charlene daugh- Try, and barbara brown did The hula and ioelle sTaples did a panTomime. The members oT The band, orchesTra, and advanced choral group gave a spring concerT on march 2l in The mulTi-purpose piclured here are lhe couples lhal allended lhe sweelhearl swing. in 'lhe back- ground you see lhe red and while hearts lhal adorned lhe walls. lhe slag line enviously looks on while lhe couples enjoy lhemselves al 'lhe pachy- derm prance. could il be lhal lhe animals in lhe background are also envious of lhe dancers? building. mr. brown and mrs. washinglon worked lor a long lime lo combine lheir musical ellorls lo presenl lively and enjoyable music. on march 26 lhe seniors look lhe senior iowa lesl in lhe mulli- purpose room. in lhe allernoon lhe cal poly glee club sang a lew numbers: lhen a barber shop guar- lel plus len sang some old lime songs. sophis- licaled swing was lhe lheme song ol lhe colle- gians, whom lhe whale school agreed were real george. aller a lew more songs lrom lhem and lhe glee club, lhe assembly was closed. lhe sen- iors' major conlribulion lo lhe year's social calen- dar was lhal labulous cryslal ball. held al lhe los allos counlry club on march 28 lrom 9 lo l2, il was decoraled wilh spring blossoms and cryslal linloil balls suspended lrom lhe exposed beam ceiling. dick cresla's orcheslra enlerlained more lhan lOO people, providing dance music lo salisly lhe desires ol all lhose presenl. girls were seen in lovely lormals ol all shades, bul while predomi- naled. orchids, carnalions, gardenias, camellias, and llowers lrom hawaii were lashioned inlo lovely corsages, wrisl corsages, or worn in lhe girls' hair. boys' luxedoes and while dinner jaclcels and lhe lrolhy lormals lenl a springlike almosphere lo lhe whole allair. al ll p.m. queen nancy salo was announced, wilh a presenlalion ol a red rose and lern nosegay and an engraved gold brace- lel. princesses lynn colebourn and joan hudson received idenlical boucjuels, aller which piclures were laken and lhen lhe lhree couples danced. lhen lhe resl ol lhe senior and junior couples joined in. going lo parlies and dinners belorehand, lo open houses and lo san lrancisco aller- ward really made senior ball nighl a nighl nol lo be lor- gollen. april on lhe lourlh lhe sophomore class sponsored a counlry lair. everyone dressed counlry slyle. in lhe sludenl courl lhere were boolhs having everylhing lrom lood lo physi- cal exercises. one ol lhe mosl popular boolhs was oper- aled by madam zaza, lhe lorlune leller. oluring lhe allernoon lhe incoming lreshmen ol nexl year came lo gel acquainled wilh our school. lo lop lhe day oll, a dance was held lhal evening. lhe main lealure al lhe dance was a large wheel ol lorlune. on april 3, lhe eng- lish deparlmenl gave juniors and seniors a lwo-hour lheme. lhe juniors had an objeclive lesl and lhen wrole a lheme, as did lhe seniors. lhe spring lhreef' lhree one-acl plays, was presenled by lhe players club and direcled by mr. dorler. lhe plays were lixin's, navy blue and bold, and box and cox. on april I4 an as- sembly lor lhe blind was held. lwo people lrom lhe na- lional lranscribers sociely played lhe organ and sang. al lhe end ol lhe assembly a large conlribulion was made by lhe sludenls. lhe c.s.l. was inslalled during an assem- bly on april l5. our school was one ol lhe lew schools lo be admilled during ils lirsl year. sevenly sludenls were af lhe school's firsl c.s.f. assembly our chapfer became an official member of lhe slale orqaniza lion wilh the presentalien of the chapler's charler lo susan cook by mr. spence, sequoia high school c.s.f. advisor. insTalled. mr. spence gave susan cook, presidenT, a charTer, Tormally making m-a a c.s.T. chapTer. on april I8 a Tashion show sponsored by The p.T.a. was held in The mulTi-purpose room. The Theme was a Trip To carmel. The models wore cloThes Trom various sTores and also Things They had made. a school-wide broadcasT on The narcoTics problem was heard on april 22. quesTions were submiTTed To sTudenT board oT ex- perTs. also on The broadcasT was dr. byrd oT sTanTord and mr. roberTs oT sequoia. may commissioners' elecTions were underway This monTh. people were seen running around geTTing peTiTions signed and pass- ing ouT hand cards. on may 3 old cloThes were collecTed by club 6 and sold aT Their rummage sale. This was one oT The various money-making proiecTs The clubs held. The main proiecT The main proiecf of The i r.c. was The gill chesf. picTure:.l are The people who worked on it, lefl fn righf: r. davidson, a. baker, i. sanford, i. leavifl, and c. sTelmach. oT The menlo-aTherTon girls' associaTion was The Tashion desserT on may 4, ioinTly presenTed by The m.a.g.a. and The home eco- nomics deparTmenT. The Theme was around-The-clock on a school day. in The laTTer parT of The mon+h roxie rasey had a publicaTions dance Tor The sTaTTs oT boTh The yearbook and paper. The Time had come Tor parTies since The yearbook had Tinally gone To press. The sophomore dance was held on saTur- day, may 24. The Theme was a nighT wiTh nepTune. and The dress was semi-Tormal. picfured is nancy salo as she looked when announced queen of The senior ball. her affendanfs were lynn colebourn and ioan hudson. june in iune, Tinal elecTions Tor commissioners were held. commissioners were insTalled during an assembly soon aTTer elecTions. on Friday, June 6, The iuniors held Their big dance, The iunior prom. This was The second Tormal dance of m-a To be held aT The los alTos counTry club. aT TirsT iT was To be held in The mulTi-purpose room, buT There was Too much obiecTion. during The lasT week oT school The sen- iors had a rip-roaring Time. They were busy prac- Ticing Tor graduaTion and going To parTies and picnics. harassed yearbook sTaTT members spenT a considerable amounT oT Time This monTh answering The quesTion, when does The yearbook come ouT? reasons Tor a laTe book were Tound in Two TacTs: The school, being new, was Torming new clubs and eslrablishing policies which involved The conTenTs oT The book. second delayer was iupiTer pluvius who unleashed no small amounT oT precipi- TaTion in The spring-Thus delaying The picTure- Taking oT over 8070 oT caliTornia's schools. en- gravers, prinTers, binders and sTaTT members alike sighed deeply and TervenTly hoped Tor no more years like This one. on iune l2, commencemenT exercises were held, and wiTh This The TirsT year oT menio-aTherTon was hisTory. sun!-at-rw H X T vi , acT I is a reTurn To The pasT. shown here during a circus maximus is bea bowen doing her acrobaTics. love may come To you noT Trom a blue sky buT ouT oT an orange-colored sky as shown here by nancy roselyn, susan koenig and iudy knudson. acT III is por- Trayed as The TuTure. acT II is The presenT. picTured is nancy roselyn doing when i Take my sugar To Tea. she is surrounded by The boys. T 70 varie-Ties you oughTa be in picTures and They're OTT To a momenTous sTarTl ThaT's The opening song oT The T952 varieTies, acTion in Thirds,'T held on april 25 and 26 in The mulTi-purpose room. wiTh The curTain up on The pro- logue, on sTage were sTudenTs sym- bolizing love, holidays and drama, To The music oT you oughTa be in pic- Tures, E can'T give you anyThing buT love, baby and Turn back The hands oT Time, which gave iusT a TasTe of The pasT, presenT, and TuTure Theme To be carried ouT laTer in The show. a genuine sword TighT began acT l, and Tollowing was a panTomime To a long hair recording. Then To a rinky-Tinky piano Type oT record, Tive individuals jumped nervously around The sTage enacTing an old-Time Hmellerdram- mer To sTrains oT missouri walTz, and leT a smile be your umbrella. acT II really began wiTh a bang! The band paraded in wiTh drums and Trume peTs, an acrobaTic dancer led The way down The aisle, onTo The runway, and onTo The cheering crowd on The sTage. Two paTrioTically-aTTired dancers ap- peared, snapped Through Their 'yan' kee doodle dandy rouTine, and The crowd dispersed To give leeway Tor The manhaTTan scene. briskly sTep4 ping, dancing, Twirling, The dancers lenT a T'swish aTmosphere To The Iilf- ing melody. Then came The gal who inspired numerous Teliows To Take her To sunday aTTernoon Tea-sugar. This scene gave The Teeling oT sugar T sosh- ing iT up and playing To The TwenTy- some boys encircling her as she danced Trom one To The nexT. Trom ouT oT pic- Ture Trames sTepped mary, l'laura,'T and Hcharmainef' balleTing around The Tloor, which closed acT Il. acT Ill gave The audience a glimpse oT whaT The TuTure holds, as a space ship came in To The music oT desTinaTion moon, and a mulTiTude oT orange-leoTared beauTies swayed To orange-colored sky. inTerspersed befween musical numbers was a duo wiTh wiTTy sayings, imiTaTions and monologues. Then came The wonderful Tinale which senT The audience away, Teeling exuberanT and wondering how high school sTu- denTs could puT on such a bang-up show! several cross-eyed individualslallv voies lor ine com- jim iervis, dave easlev, dave sexlon and dan varfy rnissioners' eleclions. gave oul willi old barberslnoppe lnarrnony. a lradilionally wellereceivecl assembly is llwe nalional as if aboul 'ro siudy, lnese sludcnls slay eller school iranscribers for ine lolind. lo have llweir piclures look, beaulilul singing and orclweslrfalion made our iirsl seniors gel pulled llirouglw ine mud, as iuniors pick spring concerl a successful evenl. llwe beller side ol ilwe mud Hal. ,X X ' '-'fa-7 'rhe wesfern band enlerlains al lhe sophomore counly fair. bill lcirlcman and george monlc poinl accusingly al each oiher over lhe head of marlene balough in box and cox. gar rossiler rosalee abreu iohn leaviff b mei y . . . . . lemma Cowan and loanne burns perform in navy blue and bold. 72 The dance band of california polylechnio college plays for an all-school assembly. members of 'rhe sludenl courl demonslrale lhe lunclion of 'rhe courf lo lhe p.Jr.a. gini hurcl, paul mac curdy and royce Calloway acl in lixin's, one ol lhe lhree plays in +he spring +hree. 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', 2'5 :M A .. 4, Nzfyff rl ' ez we x - W' JN 3 : ,,:w1,., 7 f.f . ,. ylzgl. ? ..V,, ., ., my J' - 5-f r the jayvees menlo-alherlon's junior-varsily loolball leam has been labeled by advisory coach don dorlmeier as purely an experience-gaining program. and he adds, il was iusl lhal. dorlmeier poinls oul lhal while his leam look il on lhe chin lhree limes in the same number ol oulings, lhey oulgained lwo ol lheir opponenls. lhe highesl amounl ol praise musl be given seniors ed sherman and don myall. who would ralher have been oul on lhe lield lhan on lhe bench as lhe squads head coaches. lhe lwo commanded a greal deal ol respecl lrom lheir charges al all limes. allhough bolhered by several injuries, lhe jayvees gel lhree games ol vilal experience under lheir bells and cerlainly will nol look like a Hgreenl' squad on lhe peninsula alhlelic league's varsily lurls nexl lall, lom carler and roger slaples make lor a prelly solid pivol posilion, while rick david- son and dick koler do all righl lor lhemselves al lhe guard slols. lrank hinds and joel whillock can be counled on as lackles. lop end prospecl is roger sliles, who, incidenlally, is lhe club's lop punler. iack demo- resl and joe del pozzo are ranked as good cguarlerback prospecls, while dave larson and dick iorgensen pul plenly ol speed in lhe hallback slols. lhe leam's lop runner, hard-lighling don slanslield, will probably rank as one ol lhe p.a.l.'s lop lullbacks. lo sum up lhe silua- lion, dorlmeier says, lhe whole iayvee program and everybody who was oul wi'l help lo make lhe varsily foiclure al men'o-alherlen much beller nexl lallf' men'o alherlon O, san moleo 3I menlo-alherlon 6, segueia 7 menlo-alhcrlon 7, palo allo I4 i i. a -r v f 1 4,4 13 4' iii? ..,',, .. ,,.,. a -i'i v' ,.,,. 5 ,.,-- f 5 .2 -' V ': ' -I z i' s x . is if 1 ,5 ',,. - X ' s s on myafl ed Sherman 'rom carfer david cogdell bob ccnlcn ,mf-:I fl fl Q36 7 -2523 'W-um.. H1 fm ' 2- aw We ?f':l'f- 4 Emiza. Qififll . -' f lswigfiwis Tiiwlwi iw aff 14 M5 25555 -mf. ,.... .f 'sk N: ,, , M wmv, ,, 3 af M i 'fe nbias., II ':i'5QI5 -L: ?Q' E , , z it ricky davidson dominic delucchi ice del pono iack demoresl iohn farrell ,ex fin. . A 9: JP' - ,Q S xv .4 5 N' bob ferguson bob golobic frank hinds dick iorgensen richard koler Li . : QNMQ 1 ? don Iamberf don meeks don sfansfield roger sfaples noi picfured: mike horan don dailey roger sfiles ioel whiflock dave Iarson 75 the frosh-sophs a record oT one win, Three losses and Two Ties Tollowed menlo-aTherTon high schools TirsT TooTball venTure lasT Tall. m.a.'s Trosh-sophs, coached by howard cosTello and don dorTmeier, had an impressive 38-O opener over san jose buT Tound oTher peninsula aThleTic league elevens much Tougher. The bear underclassmen Though noT The league's besT-playing club, were obviously The besT-dressed Team wiTh deep maroon ierseys and gold numerals, black helmeTs and gold panTs. plenTy oT mis- Takes were commiTTed by p.a.l.'s newesT enTry, buT They promise To TurTher sTrengThen The varsiTy ouTloolc nexT year. among The Top prospecTs is halTbacl4 jim cabaniss, chosen by TeammaTes as player oT The year, menlo-aTherTon . .38 san lose .. ... O menlo-aTherTon O sequoia . .. ...W25 menlo-aTherTon . ... 6 palo alTo. 6 the team The leading scorer and among The Top Tour ground gainers. cabaniss' deTensive play was plenTy rugged and he was respecTed as a punT and kiclcoTT reTurn arTisT. argilla and boscasci, player OT The week win- ners were cabaniss, rugged deTensive end, duanne coleman, TleeT-TooTed hahfbaclc don nakanishi, guard iim qualls, Treshman duncan Terguson, The club's lead- ing ground gainer, and 40-minuTe guard bim beclcman. beclcman and cabaniss were named by Their TeammaTes as co-capTains Tor The season. The bears, alThough ouT- scored by Tl poinTs during The season, were iusT a TracTion behind in mosT sTaTisTics. menlo-aTherTon 6 burlingarne . ...I2 menlo-aTherTon ..,. I3 so. san Trancisco T3 menlo-aTherTon . QI san maTeo . 39 Top row, leTT To righT: iervis, g. TleTcher, b. mc gee, b. sanborn, r. sTrong, d. Coleman, g. head, T. biangini, l. gibbons, b. rn lls g. day. second row: d. sundquisT, b. gibbs, b. boyens, T. raTliTT, d. easley, e. johnson, b. droTleTT, d. rider, d. baxTer, b. horold Third row: b. davis, d. nalcanishi, o. pieper, d. deleany, d. Terguson, T. meyers, b. beclcman, rn. sTone, a. TeinsTein, qua Is b douglas. boTTom row: m. generelli, w. boorman, b. miller, d. bogue, lc. whiTcomb, d. marTinich, b. bruer, d. variTy, d. sexTon coaches and captains lhe peninsula alhlelic league-'s newesl enlry, menlo-alherlon, made The veleran schools and officials sir up and lake nolice ihis sea- son. we wound up lourih in circuii compell- lion, fhanlcs lo our coaches and Caplains, piciured lell To righi: mr. dorfmeier, mr. coslello, iim cabaniss, and bim beclcman. lwo menlo-alherion laclclers rap palo allo loall carrier in lrosh-soph Confesf ai paly high. m-a cheering seclion blasis lorih in palo alio game while band peps up ihe frosh-soph squad. 4... - Ang., Q g 1 un a pileup resulls as a m-a halibaclr Crashes 'rhe line in lhe burlingame hassle. burlingame scored Two quiclc 'iouchdowns io win. I2-6. duane coleman l37l and don nalcanishi drop sequoia ball carrier io 'rhe lurn in a nighl game which ihe bears dropped, 25-O. laclcle bob mc gee lcnoclced sequoia siar lcen danz so hard 'rhal he losi bolh his helmel and 'rhe ball. ofher bear foolballers look on. 77 basketball mrmlo-ealberlom mc-nlo alhm-mn menlu allwrlon monlv fxllwerlom munlo-allmerlon mvnlo-nlborllm morvlo-nllwerlom 'Ywnlo-allwerlon rrwnlfu-allusrllrun varsify l'l1ir+ies moumlaim view menlo-allwerlon mountain view xanlca glam menlo-allworlon sanla clara can malcfo monlo-allwerlon san male-o willow qlen memlo-ellwerlon willow qlen san lose momloralberlon -.an lose palo allo memlo-allwerlom palm elm Lapucbino menlo alberlom capucblmo Sequoia menlo-allworlon sequoia llncoln monlo-allvcrlon llmolm um, I? lowl, 6 lolal ammo-, won, 8- losl, I0 lolal qame--. wr varsily lop row, lell lo riqlwl: jim buclcley, barry young, jan walslw, Click larmarw, lom Crane, as cabloim. bollom row: bob elizondo, roger sliles, alonzo lwunlsmfm, jails demoresl, bob lum. picfurefl above are llwe caplainsa lor merrlofallwerlorfs lnilial year ol baslrelball rompelilion. piclured are, lell lo riqlwlz morqan myers, I lO's: sleve wesl, l2O'S1 dlclc lcaneko, l3O's7 and lom frame, varsily. also -wlwown ls Coach bob ayers,wl1o lulorecl all lour leams. +hir'ries Top row, lell lo riqlwlz o. lcarweko, capfain, q. clwrisloplrcr, delrfozgo,o.lCrou:orw,d.rwalcar1islwi. bollom row: W. willcins, p.welsl1,l.faalo, r. lorqerwsem. f :S,w dlclc larmarw l33l and lam walslw lo3l are mlwowrw ln acliorw ai m-a varslly lorl llwelr llral p,a.l. qame lo nam lone, 48-44. 'yoqr' lorqensem l55l loolcs on as joe piazza lipf, ball lo lbe del pozzo l22l lrr rlwe ml. vlew game wlwiclr 'lbc ll.rrlrc.w0r1, 4l-34. twenties Iop row, IeII Io rigI1I: p. ricnardson, w. nagIe, a. sianiord, d. ander- son, s. sIciIIman. middle row: r. minI4Ier, r. rocIceIor+, cI. borror, Io. an- drade. boilrom row: r. brown, Io. reginafo, sreve wesf, calo+ain, Io. coIe, e. crane. +wenHes menIo-a+I1er+on ,A,, 2I wiIIaw glen I2 menIo-afnerfon 26 palo aIIo 4I menIo-aII'1er'ron ,22 capuchino 20 menIo-aIIwer+on, I6 sequoia I I7 menIo-aiherion ...A 30 so. san fran. ,2I menIo-a+I1er+on 26 san iose I8 +o+aI games won 2 - Ios+ 7 Iens menlo-a+I1er+on ,26 paIo aI'ro .. 25 menlo-afherfon .,,, 26 capuc:I'1ino 27 menIo-a+I1er+on, II sequoia . 26 menIo-a'rI1erIon,,, I7 san jose 26 +o+aI games won 3 - Iosf 6 II1e Iirsi menIo-aII1erIon aII1IeIe Io receive all- peninsula a'rI1Ie+ic league recognirion was varsiiy basIceIbaII guard Iom crane, whose rebounding paced III9 bears Io a 6-5 season mark. dennis +I'1omas IIZI Ioais iump baII Iowards capiain morgan myers II7I in I IO's game wiI'I1 Iincoln. Ihomas scored +I'1e winning basIceI in an overfime. 80 s 4 .wi ff. jan walslw l63l allempls a Tip, as does barry young l23l in san iose fad safo ll9l ancl bill willcins l5Ol leap for leclm game al burgess gym. dick 'larman l33l lopped bears in 52-45 rebound in Tlwirlies' firsl p.a.l. game againsf viclory. san maleo. acfion againsl san mafeo in p.a.l. Opener slwows bill Wilkins l5Ol and jim caba- niss llbl leaping for a re- bound againsf a bearcal. l'6l1S lop row, lefl +o rigl'1+: b. brady, i. gall, b. sclwaller, Jr. walker, lm nalcalsu. boffom row, leff 'ro riglnlz e. mazilc, b. adams, caplain m. myers, s. sclnomalcer, d. Hwomas. baseball varsily frosh-soph bssan mafeo 5 4-burlingame ,,,, O 2-san mafeo .. ,,,, .. 3 2-sequoia , 20 6-sanfa clara 5 5+san iose , 6 9-sanfa clara, ,,,,, , 7 9-sanfa clara, 5 O-Sequoia IO 3-lincoln ., , ,... O 4-capuchino Y,,, H20 9-burlinqame 7 IO-half moon bay 2 6-san mafeo 5 varsity a pleasanf surprise for coach how- ard cosfello was fhis sprinq's varsify baseball squad. af fhe fime of fhis wrifing fhe bears were sfill in 'lhe fhiclc of lhe fiqhr for play-off berfhs. picfured is fhe feam. fop row, leff fo righf: mr. h. cosfello, coach, b. walker, demoresf, d. farman, i. whifloclc, our sfar pifcher, s. barron, d. myaff, f. roehr, b. williams. middle row: buclcley, del pozzo, d. sfanss field, d. delucchi, e. sherman, f. car- fer, b. walker. boffom row: b. an- drade, b. young, e. frumbull, s. slceie, b. gibbs, and b. ferguson. frosh-soph ferrifically handicapped by nof having a pracfice field, coach don dorfmeier's frosh-soph diamond men have furned in an excellenf performance fhis season. paced by freshmen, fhey finished close lo fhe fop of fhe p.a.l. heap. picfured in fhe fop row are, le-fl fo righf: mr. dorfmeier, iones, d. fergu- son, l. rafliff, d. anderson, p. barber, d. bogue. middle row: d, brown, l. finegold, p. sonquisf, cl. rose, b. drofleff, b. mills. boffom row: e. mazik, haradia, d. gunion, d. gunion, h. nalcafsu, s. wesl. is ,..f ,Q- .f W ---:ag V .-.V ,I inn. members of lhe frosh-soph leam sifiing in Jrhe dug- wilh dusf in background, capuchino cafcher looks on ou+ look a liHle worried as lhey awaif lheir 'lime in dismay as m-a runner scores. af bal. frosh-soph hurler don bogue waves good-bye fo +he a +errible picfure of ioel whillock, our slar varsify ball he iusl pifchecl. pifcher, al' bal . . . our apologies for nol piduring your Tremendous pilching form, joel. wiih excellenl' shiff in weight herb nakafsu shows his bill mills, menlo-a+her+on's frosh-soph caicher, is ca ing pifches a+ 'rhe capuchino game. skill af baf. 83 wrestling alrhough They won bul one of six marches 'rhroughoul lhe season, menlo- a+her+on's lirsl wreslling ream finished in a dead heal' wilrh palo allo, second place in peninsula arhlelic league com- pefiiion. lhe Jream is picrured, 'lop row, lelil To righl: mr. lansbury, p. yang, c. creager, r. davidson, g. day, w. balcer, p. mc allisler, d. varly. boHom row: h. degnan, a. deckman, b. an- drade, b. walker, r. reginalo, C. allard and a. lopez. . FN ,.. 'Q J' an N, w,h,,.,.eb - gf,J. eisa fig 'Ui' sf my V + fl .sg , K yi. . .W 'U gif, s.i 9 . mg g 0 If . menlo-alherlon's goll leam slarled sorl of lale in 'lhe year, buf wilh coach ayers behind lhe 'team lhe golf sguad was able +o come lhrough lhe year wilh a prelfy fair record. picrured are, lop row, lefl 'fo righlz r. slaples, rnr. ayers, d. cogdell. bollom row: i. del pozzo, o'brien, demoresl, d. farman, b. wesl and l. +urner. tennis 'rhis year rnenlo-alher+on's Tennis ream formulared +o build up a good lennis le-am lhal would serve for Jrhe nexl few years. even Jrhough lhe squad had 'few experienced players, 'lhey have hold lheir own in 'llwe Jrournarnenls. lhe nel men piclured in lhe lop row are, lellr lo righl: lf. will4ens, b. paxlon, mr. olson, d. hansen, s. Jraylor. bollom row: b. de lu, p. smilh and d. easley. bob paxTon is picTured in This shoT reTurning a serve. picTured here is phil smiTh reTurning The bali as he wiTh sanTord Taylor ready To back him up. rushes The neT. here's an acTion shoT oT roger sTapIes Teeing oTT down ricky davidson oT menlo-aTherTon is picTured here The Tairway oT rnenlo-aTherTon's TooTbaII Tield. when he was prc-:Tzeled up wiTh a wresTler Trom Tre- monT. paul mc allisTer oT menlo-aTherTon is working Tor a pin as This picTure is snapped aT TremonT gym. here is ricky davidson again wiTh aimosT a pin. X 'K ,K R 'WWA 5 , irl ' porTs basketball The main sporT oT This year has been baslceTball. Teams were Tormed in each oT The girls' gym classes, and The pracTices were held in class also. alThough There was a shorTage oT Time aTTer school, This plan gave The girls plenTy oT oppor- TuniTy To work TogeTher and geT ready Tor The TournamenT games, which were played on The ouTside baslceTball courTs aTTer school. because of rain, rain and more rain, The TournamenT lasTed Tor over six weelcs. no lines on The basl4eT- ball courTs, along wiTh The wind and rain, placed a hardship on The girls, buT in spiTe oT This They played hard Tor The championship. This posiTion was earned by The iunior-senior girls oT mrs. davies' Third period gym class, picTured above righT, Top row, leTT To righT: miss lcinney, d. brown, m. menzin, w. o'connor, n. saTo, m. mason. boT- Tom row: d. droTleTT, d. lao as capTain, neil, i. sylvesTre. The runnerup Team Tor TirsT place is picTured lower righT, Top row, leTT To righT: miss lcinney, l. mason, leaviTT, c. ardizzoia, m. saka- guchi. boTTom row: g. gayer, a. rhoades, n. broolcs as capTain, m. wagner, s. cook. Teams losing one or more games played hard Tor sec- ond, Third and TourTh places. aTTer The class TournamenT was compleTed, mary mason, bas- lceTball manager, wenT To work on The club honor Teams wiTh The help oT nancy saTo, her assisTanT. These Teams were made up oT The besT players oT The class Teams and were announced aT a meeTing of all The girls who parTicipaTed in The class TournamenT. oT The honor Teams, clubs Tour and six Tied Tor TirsT, and clubs Two and Three Tor second. wiTh These winners The I952 girls' bas- lceTball season successfully ended. ,ie a . AMF N swimming aT The righT are The girls ThaT made up m-a's TirsT swimming Team. They are, Top row, leTT To righT: m. meeks, b. uTley, s. colling, b. croasdale, d. rennerT, d. monlc, lcaar, b. wolTe, cohn. middle row: p. barr, w. o'connor, s. severin, l. Treeman, mc call, e. loveroTT, c. lcovas, l. gonzales. boTTom row: a. delucchi, r. allard, m. lceyes, m. livingsTon, p. godbe, d. brown, d. TorresT, c. borrman. absenT was p. pinTo. They were divided inTo Two Teams, The golds and maroons. mosT oT The Time was spenT pracTicing Tor The one meeT held aT The end oT The season. ,ae V0 Ileyball volleyball was also popular wiTh The girls as a maior sporT This year. The Teams, The same as The baslceT- ball Teams, were Tormed in The gym classes, and laTer club Teams, beTTer known as honor Teams, were Tormed. This meThod worked ouT well because iT seT up a goal-The honor Teams-Toward which The girls could worlc and also sTimulaTed compeTiTion. as well as playing aTTer school, Two Teams were Tormed To play in compeTiTion againsT oTher schools. picTured aT The righT are Two Teams ThaT were enTered in come peTiTion againsT sequoia aT one oT Their playdays. in The Top picTure are, Top row, leTT To righT: m. wag- ner, capTain, a. rhoades. boTTom row: s. cook, m. ward, d. lao. absenT are: c. sTelmach, n. saTo, g. gayer. This Team succeeded in deTeaTing sequoias championship a Team. The boTTom picTure consTi- TuTes our b Team: Top row, leTT To righT: n. broolcs, capTain, w. o'connor, b. dini. boTTom row: b. curTis, r. allard, s. orTega, silvesTre. noT picTured is neil. This Team also played one oT sequoia's a Teams, .,,5,. . . . . ' .... .ln ' , .T , . -my and, alThough iT made a good showing, iT was unable T-Q 4 To deTeaT sequoia's sTronger and more experienced V W W Team. volleyball was sTarTed The laTTer parT oT april 'V W 'K ' . . and conTinued Through may and some oT iune. . A ' A Qhl Through The maioriTy oT This Time weaTher condiTions, ' . ,B .' 9. as well as playing condiTions, were Tavorable. Talcen X A U V 'i ' V as a whole, The volleyball season was acclaimed a 'T A i success. modern dance tennis lasT Tall under The supervision oT mrs. hoTTman, modern dance was conducTed. dancing TirsT in q building, The class laTer swiTched To The dance sTudio in The Tield house. The new arrangemenT proved saTisTacTory, and soon boTh gym classes and aTTerschool classes were sTarTed. pic- Tured below are members oT The aTTerschool class. They are, Top row, leTT To righT: mrs. hoTTman, hosper, n. roselyn, lc. hamlin, n. hanlcs, p. lawson, lc. lcnudsen. boT- Tom row: s. leusley, n. norris, p. rounTree, m. healy. The season's TurnouT was very good. lasT Tall Tennis was oTTered To all girls regardless oT Their slcill. They learned The TundamenTals aT ThaT Time. in The spring, however, The sporT was oTTered iusT To Those who were advanced enough To enTer inTo TournamenT compeTiTion. some oT Those advanced players are pic- Tured below. They are, Top row, leTT To righT: m. sakas guchi, d. balcer, v. hill, s. lewis, r. paulson, m. mason. boTTom row: brown, T. pryle, d. droTleTT, c, daugh- Trey, b. curTis and b. borba. if acfion is clearly shown as lwo high-lumpinq play- ers aH'emp+ 'ro hi'r The ball 'ro Their fellow players. shown as Jrhey pracfice for a +ennis meel' are C. cincera, kriz, s. orlega and l. 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V-0......... fhe way +o a man's he-arf is lhrouqh his slomach, and youve qol To wear 'em going wilhoul shoes al menlo who could aslc for anylhlng beller lhan lhe delicacies alherlon simply isn'+ done. so play I+ smarf-gel slyle found al golden cresceni' bakery al 326 universify ayef and comlorl al aflcins, 28I universily avenue, palo allo, nue, palo allo. where 'rhey caler fo lhe 'reen-age crowd. be happy, go ludcke! whelherzou need a desk or a new vanify, ludke's, on el Camino, menlo park. has fhe modern answer in un inished furnilure. leave if au nalural or lorighfen your room wilh a decorafons color. IFS inexpensive and smarl. abilily lo dance well is a necessary social slcill, and beaucloin's dance sfuclio, on llie corner ol colorado and cowper in palo allo, is ine place Jro learn. become an accomplished ballroom dancer or fry fap, ballei, hula. or acro- balics. for social securily learn +o dance. all hardware supplies for llwe communily, inclusive of garden supplies, lwouseware, paint and ollier essen- lials, are furnished by communify hardware, 6I5 donolwoe slreel, easl palo allo, or call da 26840. ioel and roger are inspecling garden fools as if preparing To worlc. oullilled for sclwool, iudy pliillips is decidedly clnic in lwer spring clollnes from young colony, 27I universily avenue, palo allo. loolc To young colony for +l1e smar+- esl slyles from sporl lo formal wear. - i . willw llie coming of summer and llne appearance of many converlibles, marquards has loecome flue lavorile meel- ing place for all sludenls. llwe reason? good food and congenial almosplwere. 3, ,, 'a Nmsssx. 'um..,,x-qkux s . ff. 3' l inspecl' lhe condilion of your furure car as fhese boys are doing. for an honesr buy, see davies. They have only The linesr selecfion of borh new and used cars. davies is convenienlly locared al I IOI el Camino real. redwood cily. palo alfo 'furnifure co. af 424 universily avenue, palo alfo, carries complele and popular lines of bedroom, dining room, and living room lurnilure. wilh lrigidaire and wedgewood appliances, fo supply every lurnirure need for lhe home. fearured is new garden furnirure +o help solve summer enferfainmenl problems. sferling silver is a highlighlr ar ralces, 708 sanla cruz. menlo parlc. plan your silver service now and begin wilh one piece or place selling from lheir display of many line pallerns. while you're lhere, don'+ lorgel Jro nolice lhe rings, walches and olher line iewelry. luis 'Fowler, 436 universlly avenue, palo allo. ladies' clifforcls pharmacy, 693 sanla cruz, menlo park, exlends wearing apparel-sizes: 9-I5, IO-20, I2lfa-ZOVQ. sincere Qongralulalions lo all sludenlrs upon compleling 'rhe firsf year a+ rnenlo-alherlon. i+'s 'rhe essenhal lhings lhal are found on fhe well-slaclced shelves of sprouse rei+z's, as lad, nancy and carol have found out among everyday necessilies are complele lines of slalionery, school supplies, parly goods, coslume jewelry, and cosmelics. lwo sprouse reifz slores serve lhe menlo-alherfon area: 640 sanla cruz, and 375 universily avenue, palo allo. l preparing lo launclw on a picnic are darlene, bob, joan and george. al llwis modern, new super marker you will find nol only groceries, produce, and meal, buf also friendly service. royal super marke+, 635 donolfioe, easl palo allo. xgzkvl N. ' ' .fr F cenfral elecrric, palo al+o's oldesl and largesr relevisicfn salon: 439 waverly, palo alrog 2066 broadway, redwood ciry. elwoods al 222 universily avenue, palo allro, lealures everylliing lor aclive sporf and dressy wea r. ferry wears a glazed, checked ginglnam slcirl and blouse over a crenolin pellicoal. dee sporls a linen blouse willw navy piping To malclw lwer navy blue, linen pedal puslners. lynn displays a red c'oC,uedo+re sl4irl and blouse wilrli wlnile piping. working together... the recorder's menlo-atherton Cor' respondents, dennis anderson and roxie rasey, flanked by managing editor roger lreeberg and society editor loan harzleld, confer in the composing room as the recorder goes to press. ...tor menlo-atherton high school menlo-atherton is your high school - and ours, too. we are proud of you and will help in any way can to promote her tame and walfare. congratulations on a great first year! menlo park recorder your hometown newspaper-quality printing, lithography 640 roble avenue menlo park clavenport 3-bl I8 as f-Iliff' ,- lil S. x RR fx 5 S53 X s 1 use ann's coffee shop, 728 sanTa cruz, menlo park, is The place To meeT Tor The besT To eaT. ann makes all her own cakes and pies and serves only homemade Tood. Triendly service and aTmosphere has made ann's a meeTing place Tor brunch, lunch and aTTernoon snacks. even The besT of shoes will wear ouT buT The magic shoe service aT IO37 el camino, menlo park, will remake Them like new. service while you waiT is augmenTed by ood magazines, comTorTable chairs and The company o? Two enTerTaining pekingese. H C p naTurally-iT's yorkshire cloThes boTh on and oTT The cam- pus. yorkshire cloThes, 2536 broadway, redwood ciTy for fhe besl in meal, produce and groceries, visil +he all-american markef, 8l2 willow road, menlo park. you can buy qualily food ar low prices. open sundays and evenings for your convenience. for beauly care which leads lo perleclion, universify pharmacy, 436 universily avenue, palo allo, supplies nol only lhe besl cosrnelics buf courlcous, helpful service and advice. among lhe lines ol cosmelics carried are alexandra de marlcoff, anafole robbins, alrnay, revlon, prince, machabelli, charloerf, houbiganl and du loarry. lhe linesl ol pholography. pholographer for menlo- H , afherlon yearbook: lcei+h cole sfudios-24l 7 broadway, redwood ciryg 3708 el camino, san rnaleo. than 27 years of qualily plus service. menlo park hardware co., 700 sanla cruz avenue, menlo park, da 2-8844. popular for campus wear are llwose name brands of clollwes as seen in leading fashion magazines. ballins. 663 sanla cruz, menlo park, lealures casual collon dresses for cool summer wear. clwuclc lwenderson models +l'1e ever-popular navy blue sporl coal lS29.5Ol and gray flannel slaclcs. llwalls ierry severin in llie good-loolcinq window pane pallern sporl coal li'b35.00l and rouglw rider slaclcs-nalurally from ierry's, 628 san+a cruz, menlo parlc. aller sclriool or aller a dale, +l1ere's no place lilce iohnny mac's for a lmamlourger and millcslwalce. speedy service and lasly food are guaranleed. el Camino, redwood c:i+y, and 3l3 el Camino, mounlain view. glamour lor llwe girl in sclwool, on llwe iob, or in llwe Home nancy salo, senior queen, models one ol llwe many beau- is +l1e main concern of palo al+o drug. 400 univerdfy +iluI lormals lo be lound al+l1e clo+hes cIose+, 570 ra! avenue, polo allo. glendo. iaclde and loan are inspecl- mono sfreel, polo allo. The clofhes closef carries round' ing some ol llme newesl milk-maid producls. flue-clock allire lor every season. yardage by llwe yard and fabrics ol every color, design and pallern can be found al s+evens, 673 sanla cruz, menlo parlc. vvilln llne aid ol salesgirl connie, sludenl shoppers will lind palferns and sewing oquip- menl lo enhance llieir nalural cliarm. Us fmwgs, Us ---psnll-- ... W , ,QKW WWFMH - K U 'M M Mc s W . ,mm www, floyd page gymnasium al 5l4 high slreel, palo allo, is 'rhe meeling place lor alhleles from schools and colleges all over The peninsula. here's lhe place lo scienlilically build up your muscle lone and general condilion. iudy models a lanz original collon dress-red and while slriped wilh a rayon linen veslee. bob wears 'ihe popu- lar blue denim and gaucho shirl. phelps lerkel, 2 I4 uni- versily avenue, palo allo, carries a complele line of summer clolhes for all 'fhe high school crowd. you'll enioy buying your shoes in riley's shoe s+ore, 712 high school leagues soliciled and infer-high school sanla cruz, menlo parlc. riley has all lhe exciling, new malches arranged. meel your friends al: indian bowl, Slyles in lhe lalesl colors, and riley quaranlees a per- 735 emerson slreel, palo allo-w. d. manning, manager. lecl lil. .... is .Q is peggy's creamery is popular nof only for fhaf homey afmosphere and prornpf service, buf also delicious food. 'lhese sfudenfs iusf dropped in for a coke be- fore refurning 'ro fheir affernoon classes. on fhe peninsula-if's gene's sfudio for fine phofo' graphs. 340 california avenue. palo alfoq phone da 3-3487. worried abouf a ring for fhe one and only? fry rapp and gross jewelers, I2l universify avenue, palo alfo. fhey have beaufiful selecfions. nof a bad idea fo begin hinfing abouf +ha+ graduafion presenf, eifher. acknowledgments fhe adverfisemenfs which appear on fhese pages have helped make our yearbook possible. in each case fhe sfaff accepfed repufable adverfisers already cafering fo our high school sfuclenfs. we hope fhaf all fhe sfudenfs and friends of l'he school will make a poinf of confinuing fo pafronize fhese firms. af fhis poinf we would like fo indicafe our sincere appreciafion fo The following people: mr. keirh cole for excellenf service and fine phofographs, mr. roberf ozias for advice and prinfing af lederer, sfreef and Zeus, mr. bill fhurlo for encouragemenf and engravings from california arf ancl engraving, mr. bill refchin for fhe beaufiful covers from s. k. smifh, our pafienf faculfy who suffered us, and fhe nighfwafchman who kepf midnighf vigil wifh us. U abarr, iacqueline, I9, 47, IOI abel, carol, 38 abreu, carolyn, I9, 33 abreu, rosalie, 33, 72 achziger, nancy, 38 ackerman, roberl, 33, 96 adams, dwighl roberl, 38, 8l adams, iohn, 38, 53, 54, 55 aghem, charles, 33 ahlenius, roger, I9, 26, 27, 48, 52, 7l, 93 alden, margery ardelh, 33, 53, 57, 6l alden, mary diana, I9, 26, 53, 57, 6l allard, charles, 38, 57, 59, 84 allard, kay, 32, 33, 50, 5l, 53,96 allard, rae, 29, 45, 48, 52, 67, 86, 88 allinson, paul, 29 almgren, carllon, I9 allieri, roberl, 38 alvera, b., 33 anderson, belly, 98 anderson, carmon, 38, 56, 97 anderson, dennis, 33, 50, 52, 53, 80. 82, 97 anderson, larry, 38, 47 anderson, lois, I9 anderson, roberl, 38 andrade. bob, 29. 55. 80. 84 angelo, yvonne, 33 angiolini, nancy, 29 ardizzois, calherine, 29, 46, 48, 59, 86 arnold, henry, 37, 38 arnold, emily, 33,47 arnold, margarel ann, 33, 53, 56, 57 arnold, marylou, I9, 56 ash, philip, 33 auslin, phillip, 38 azcarale, eslher, 29 b babb, nan, 29, 33, 44, 46, 52 babcock, belly, I9 baccelli, nancy anne, 38 baggell, alanzo, 38 baier, henry, 29 bailey, ioanne, 38, 57 bailie, kennelh, 38 baker, ann, 33, 53, 96, 69 baker, b., 38 baker, coralyn, 38 baker, dick, 29 baker, diana lee, 29, 47, 5 I , 52, 53, 6I , 64, 87, 92 baker, gordon, 29, 55 baker, roberl wade, I8, I9, 67, 70, 98 baker, wallace, 38, 84 balough, marleen, 38, 72 balsama, ioe phil, I9, 58 barber, paul, 38, 82 barnes, erma, 38, 44, 54 barr, rulh palricia, 38, 57, 86 barron, claylon, I9, 29, 33 index barron, elhel, 29 barlolomei, james, 29 bauens, b., 38 bausch, fred, I9, 57 baxler, david, 33, 50, 53, 76 beall, lhomas, 38 bechlel, ordella, 33, 48, 53, 54, 60 becker, andre paul, 29 beckman, iames, 32, 33, 48, 53, 62, 76, 77, I03 bedell, iack anlhony, 38 belich, sleve, 38 bell, buddy, 33, 38 bell, dorolhy, I9 bell, gloria, 33 bell, iane scolield, 33, 53 bell, ioan hamillon, 33 biangini, fred, 38, 76 biernal, paul, 38. 44, 46, 60, 9l bird, gerald, 38 blackie, gordon, 33, 57, 59 blackwell, carl, 38, 58 blackwell, glenn, I9, 44, 58, 67 blake, barbara, 29, 57 blake, margarel, 38 blomquisl, david, I9 blomquisl, harvey, I9 bogue, don, 38, 76,82 bold, m., 33 bollon, margarel, 33 boorman, william, 38, 76 borba, beverly, 28, 29, 87 born, iames, 29 born, iohn, 29, 38 borrmann, carol, 33, 47, 48, 86 borror, daniel, 29, 80 bourdery, iacqueline, 32, 33, 46, 57 bolhwell, Shirley may, 38 bowen, angela, 33, 44, 45, 46, 48, 50, 53, 70 bowen, bealrice. 38, 67, 70, 93 boyd, michael, 4l boyens, belle mae, 29, 53, 59 boyens, marilyn, 29 boyens, roberl, 76 bradbury, elsie, 20, 60, 62 brady, bill, 38, 8I brady, maureen. 29. 54. 6l bradv, roberl iohn, 38, 57 bramlage, bob, 33, 57 brinqhursl, william. 33 brock, peler, 33, 44 brodie, samdra, 29 brohmer, iudson peler, 38 brooks, nancy, 28, 29, 86, 88, 90 broslrom, ioan maxine, 33 brown, barbara, I9, 26 brown, beverly, I9, 27 brown, carol, 44 brown, diana, 29, 48, 49, 5l , 53, 6l, 86, 9l brown, eleanor, 38 brown, ieanenne, 28, 29, 47, 52, 55, 6l, 87 brown, ioanne, 29, 38,47 brown, norma, 33, 93 brown, richard, 33, 80, 82 brown, s., 6l brewer, bob, 33, 76 brusker, c., 33 buckley, iames, I9, 47, 78 bugna, iohn, 33 bullard, waller bradford, 38, 56 bundy, iennell, 33 burns, anna marie, 33, 38,47 burns, geraldine, 29 burns, keilh gerry, 29 burns, Ia quiella ioann, I9, 55, 56, 72 byrd, g., 54, 55 C caballero, peler, 20, 27, 46, 47, 50, 53 56, 60, 6I cabaniss, james, 27, 52, 77, 8I cachia, iosephine, 38 calelli, shirley, 33, 44, 56, 57 callaway, royce, I8, 20, 56, 72 carelon, s., 38 campbell, mary, 29, 60 carbonel, palma, 33 caresio, belly io, 20 carlson, florence, 38, 53 carroll, carroll, carler, carler, carler, carler, richard, 38 roberl, 33 bruce, 38, 54 gary, 38 george lhomas, 29, 74 william, 42 caler, franklin le roy, 55 chaboude, belly yvonne, 33 chaboude, lewis waller, 43 chan, gordon, 33 chan, peler, 42 chang, sleven, 29 cheo, louis, 42 chonlos, sleve, I8, 20, 46, 6I, 93 chrislian, iames, 33 chrislie, william, 33 chrislopher, gene, 20, 79, 98 churchill. iohn, 20, 56, 57, 7I churlon, bob. 32. 33. 44. 46, 47, 57 cincera, elizabelh, 20, 27, 48, 52, 53, 88, 93 clark, anila, 29, 55, 90 clark, barbara, 33, 46 clark, beverly, 20, 29, 46, 47, 5l, 53, 55, l02 clark, birney, 42 clark, bonnie, 42 clark, eslher sue, 42, 55 clark, iames, 33, 55, 57 clark, perlila, 42, 44, 53, 59, 7l clark, ray, 20, 58, I00 clark, roger, 42, 58, 64 clark, ronald, 42, 53 clarke, billie, 29, 55 clary, lesfer, 42 claudino, ioyce, 33 claussen, diane, 42 cleland, alyce mae, 62 clenney, lucy carole, 42 coafe, shirley, 20, 45, 50, 53, 55, 90 cobbledick, david coburn, sally, 20, 44, 46, 52, 67 coe, phyllis, 42 cogdell, david, 29, 74, 84, 85 cohn, ianice, 42, 86 colby, carolyn, 42 coles, roberf, 29, 45, 80 colebourn, marilyn, 20, 27, 44, 46, 49, 50, 5l, 52, 53, 67.69, 88, 96 coleman duane, 76, 77 colley, roberf, 26, 27, 44, 46, 48, 52, 53 69, 70, 7l, l03 collins, ann bell, 38 collins, gwenefh, 33 collins, sharon, 42, 86 conine, pafricia, 20, 90 conlon, rober+, 26, 28, 29, 74, 94 connors, pafsy, 20 conroy, ioseph, 42 consani, roberf, 29 cook, larry, 42 cook, susan, 28, 29, 46, 52, 53, 54, 68, 77, l03 coolbaugh, lean, 42 cooley, bob, 20, 33, 44 cooper, carolyn, 29 cornblum, maxine reoina, 33 corradi, rosemarie, I8, 20, 45, 55, 95 coffon, sally, 47, 56, 57 coffrell, dolores, 3 l, 37, 42 covolo, edward, 20 cowan, femma. 33. 72 crandall, bradford. 20, 45, 46, 47, 49, 50, 5I, 53, 67, 70, l00 crane, edward, 80 crane, fhornas, 20. 48, 52, 78, 79, 80, 94 creager. clark. 42, 84 croasdale, helen, 38, 86 crummev, dayfon, 38, 54. 55, 57, 59 cunningham, sara ann, 38 curfis, barbara, 46. 47, 52, 87, 99 cufleroff, barbara, 56 d dales, deanna, 38, bl daley. don, 29, 75 damon, rufh, 29 darden, samuel, 38 daughfrey, charlene, 2l, 87 davidson, donna, 38, 54, 59 davidson, ricky, 29, 52, 53, 6l, 69, 74, 84 85, l00 davies, bill, 33 davis, bobby, 33, 55, 76 day, glenn, 76, 84 clay, wesley, 29, 56, 57, 67 dearborn, ianef, 2l deauville, deanna, 38, l03 de budge, william, 38 deckman, a., 84 deckman, 'oseph, 38 deffy, michael, 33 deffy, pe+er, 29 de give, leroy, 38 degnan, harry, 29, 84 de lair, carl, 33 delaney, douglas, 33, 55, 76 del pozzo, joe, 52, 70, 74, 79, 84, de lu, anne, 38, 59 de lu, bill, 33, 84 delucchi, dominic, 28, 29, 52, 79 delucchi, arlene, 29, 38, 86 demoresf, iohn, 29, 50, 74, 78 demuse, g., 38 de wiff, jackie, 38 dhuyveffer, maurice, 38 dielkey, ieanne, l0l dini, bonnie, 29, 52 dodson, peggy, 2l dornell, naoma, 2l douglas, william, 38, 44, 55, 76 drofleff, dianne, 29, 44, 46, 5l, 53, 57, 67, 86, 87, IOI clrofleff, william, 76, 82 du larf, ieanne, 2l, 47, 56 duniway, anne, 57 dunn, doris, 38 durnell, iacque io, 38 durr, ronald, 34 e earsley, alvin, 38, 54, 55 easley, david, 32, 34, 46, 52, 7l, 76, 84, 94 edmunds, bobby, 38 edwards, franklin, 38 eqgleslon, diane, 34, 56, 57 eldridge, mary ann, 38, 59 elizonclo, bob, 78 ellioff, dennis, 2 I, 55 elliol l', eugene, 34, 57 ellio'H', ioanne, 53 ellio'H, sally, 38 elsfon, fhelma, 38 enf, mary, 29, 52 ernandes, iosephine, 2 l, 27 erving, bob, 27. 29, 53, 58, l00 eubanks, fony, 47 everson, rober'I'a, 34 f fairbanks, ioan, 39 fallon, pafricia, 32 farley, charloffe, 29 farman, richard, 28, 29, 48, 52, 6 79, 8l, 84, 85, 98 farrell, john, 29, 74 farrell, ronnie, 39 feinsfein, allen, 34, 47, 76 fellman, evelyn, 39 ferguson, bob, 29, 52, 75, 98 ferguson, duncan, 37, 48, 79, 82 ferguson, gail, 39 ferguson, iames, 45 ferguson, iohn, 29, 49, SI, l03 ferguson, sandra, 39 fernandes, richard, 34, 57 ferrando, cecilia, 39 fe-rrando, rose, 2I ferreira, dolores, 39 fickes, iean, 39 fieffa, augusfus charles, 29 finch, diane, 39 finegold, vernon, 39, 82 finley, dovie, 2l fisher, ann, 57, 6l fifch, iames, 39 fifch, fom, 93 fifzgerald, marian, 28, 29, 47, 48, 49, 52, l02 fifzmaurice, mariorie, 48, l00 filisimmons, ellen, 39 fieldheim, frank, I8, 2l flefcher, george, 33, 76 fleming, n., 59 fogarfy, pefer, 34 fogle, carol, 44, 95 forresf, d., 29, 34, 6l, 96 forresf, iames, 29 frank, ronald, 29, 57 frazier, bruce, 2 I, 94 freeman, louise, 39, 86 fuiinari, ianef, 2l furbush, sue, 26, 29, 44, 47, 52, 94 9 galli, frank, 39, 8I gammell, marilyn, 39 garrify, richard, 39, 57, 58, 60 gay, glenn, 39 gayer, georgia lee, 30, 54, 55, 64, 86 gehring, iudifh, 30, 49, 5l, 53, l02 generelli, mario, 76 gessler, paul, 39, 57, 60, 62 giannoffi, iudy, 34, 56 giannoffi, philip, 39, 54, 55 gibbons, richard, 30 gibbons, larry, 34, 76 gibbs, william, 76 gilberf, clark, 30, 53 gilbreafh, ioyce, 39 gilleffe, rufh, 2l gillis, iohn, 30 gilmorer, pafricia, 39 gilroy, d., 3l gilroy, kevin, 30, l03 ginerio, m., 39 girvin, pafricia, 39 glunz, gerry, 39, 57 godbe, paoe, 39, 48, 58, 86, l00 golobic, roberf, 28, 30, 45, 70, 75, l00 gomes. ianef, 42, 46 gonzales, lorraine, 2l, 26, 27, 44, 45, 46 gonzales, richard, 30, 47, 53, 64, 86, 98 goodrich, b., 30 gordon, 34 goss, d., 6l graham, clayfon, 34, 55 graham, sfewarf, 62, 53, I00 hun'I', jacquelyn, 39 graham, king, 42, 55, 58, 59 gray, barbara, 42 greco, joseph, 42 grimm, georgia ann, 42 groen, roberi, 36 gronenfhal, mary, 30 gross, doris, 30, 52, 6l, I03 gunion, david, 42, 82 gunion, denis, 42, 82 h hack, donald, 42, 57 haglund, sieena, 30 hales, sieve, 34 caiherine, 42 hall, donald, 39 halloran, judy, 42 hamlin, karen, 34, 87 hampion, carol, 34, 57 hanks, nancy, 34, 87, 88 hansen, david, 30, 84 harper, caroline, 34 harper, kafhleen, 34 harper, maxine, 37, 42 harper, shirley, 42 harrell, harris, nancy, 34 harvey, ann, 34, 52, 56, 6l hafley, yvonne, 34 hauch, beHy, 34 hawes, verjean, 42 hawkins, alice, 30, 53, 56 hawkins, beverly, 2I, 30 hawkins, william, 2I head, doroihy, 30, 57 head, gordon, 76 healy, mary, 42, 44, 57, 87 hedge, virginia, 42, 50, 53 heinemann, marion, 22, 27 heinrich, mary jane, 32, 34 hellener, ioanne rose, 59 helsing, alice, 30 helsing, nils, 42 henderson, charles edward, 2I henkel, charlene, 30 heredia, joe, 42, 82 herman, james, 34 herold, roberi. 42, 76 hia'H', diana, 42 hiaH', douglas, 42 hiland, p., 39 hildrefh, bruce, 39 hildreih, gail, 34 hill, carol, 39 hill, verla, 22, 52, 87, 9l, l00 hillman, melinda, 39 hindman, iimoihea, 39 hinds, barbara, 39 hinds, frank. 30. 75, l00 hipperf, earl, 34 hoaqland. beairice, 39, 62 hodge, roberf, 3I hodqes, evelvn, 39 hollen, donald, 42 holmes. jerald, 39 holmquisf. sandra. 34. 47, 53 hopkins, shirley, 34, 55 I06 hopper, rae, 30 horan, michael, 30, 75 horder, jack, 30, 52 hospers, jolly ann, 34, 87 hoss, gary, 39 housfon, a. georgia, 53 howard, georgia, 30 howe, franklin, 34 hubbs, bob, 30, 53, 93 huddlesfon, sianley, 39 hudson, joan, 22, 69, 98 hueHig, doroihea, 34, 47, 48, 6I hunf, sharlene, 34 hunfman, alonzo, 78 hunfsman, blaine, 34 hunfsman, jon, 37, 38 hurd, virginia, 2 I, 55, 56, 72 hurlbui, della jo, 39, 56 husion, g., 39 huH'er, margery, 37, 39, 47 hyland, 'felion hynes, gerald, 39 i insca, frank, 34 irby, phyllis, 39 irish, marian, 39 irvine, leona, 39 irving, bob, bl I jackson, diana, 37, 39 jackson, norma, 30 jackson, roberf, 22 jacopeHi, roy, 22 james, peier, 36 jasmer, barbara, 39 jave'I', n., 59 jensen, jul ann, 42 jensen, marjorie, 34 iensen, sally, 39 jervis, james, 34, 39, 6I, 7I, 76 iibby, william, bo, 62 johansen, david, 39, 59 johnson, carolyn, 57 johnson, drew, 39, 6I, I00 johnson, earl, 34, 52, 64, 76, I00 johns'I'on, becky, 34, 36 kaneko, richard, I8, 2 2, 26, 27, 37, 45, 48 52, 67, 70, 79, 94 kau'FFman, harold, 40 kaufmann, joan, 34 keiih, eugene, 39 kei1'h,+homas, 39 kelley, kaihleen joan, kelley, kenneih, 39 kelley, marilyn, 39 37, 39, 46, 47 kelly, nancy, 22, 27, 48, 67, 95 kennedy, donald, 30 kennedy, mary, 39 keicham, dixwell, 34 keyes, marqery, 44, 46, 48, 49, 53, 58, johnsion, berkeley, 34. 36, 46, 47, 6I, 93 iones, carl, 34, 59, l00 jones, douglas, 22 jones, jan, 3l iones, pierre john jor ensen richard 30 47 52, 75, 79,94 9 u - I I iorgensen, peie, 34 ioseph, adrian, 36, 57, 6I , 98 juvei, nicholas, 39 k kaar, joan, 30, 56, 86 kajikawa, clarence, 30 kafleroff, barbara, 39 kaneko, lucille, 37, 39, 47, 48. 53 86, I02 kincheloe, glenda, 30, 48, 49, 53 6I IOI king, barbara, 22 king, donald, 39, 57, 59 kirkman, william, 22, 72 kissell, dorlores, 30 kleiner, barbara, 39 knigh+, philip, 35 knudsen. judi'I'h, 34, 47, 70, 87 kobey, iheresa, 34 koenig, susan, 30, 52, 70, 95 koler, richard, 30, 70, 75, l02 koileroff, barbara, 39 kovas, corenne, 34, 86 kriz, joan, 22, 88. 96 kriz, margarei, 34 kruse, carol, 39 kulsen, virginia, 39 lai1'inen,'I'heodore, 23, 57 la manie, 62 lamberi, don, 30, 70 lamberi, beH'y, 39 lao, doroihy, 47, 48, 52, 64, 75 86 87 lapp, consiance, 39, 56, 59 larson, dave, 28, 52, 70 lassen, lloyd, 39, 53 lawson, lee, 39 lawson, paula, 34, 47, 56, 57, 87 88 leavers, phylis, 34 leavi+'I', jane, 30, 56, 6l, 86 IeaviH', john, 22, 26, 27, 47, 48 52 6l, 62, 69, 72, l00 lechnich, paul, 56 lechnich, bruce, 22 lee, iames, 34 lee, lois, 34, 56 legallei, jok, 39, 59 leqallei, jon, 39, 59 le gras, mary lou. 39 leime'l'z, richard. 30 leusley. mary, 87 lewis, cl., 34 lewis, fave, 30 lewis, john, 7l, 98 sandra, 23. 26. 27, 87 lewis, vava jeanne, 39 lewis, licafa, marsha, 39 liefoa, m., 39 lindberg, alan, 39 lindeman, janei, 34 linden, diana, 39 lindf, pefer, 39 liffrell, pearl, 40, 55 liHrell, phyllis, 39 livingsfon, mary.'32, 35, 49, 53, 86, 9l lo codo, ioyce, 39 logsdon, angela, 30 logsdon, mary, 22 long, barbara, 30, 48, 5I, 53, 58, 92 lonqwell, roberf, 40 loofbourou, sanny, 32, 47, 53, 57, 59 lopez, alexander, 39, 84 lorenz, carol, 30 lorenz, iohn, 30 lorenz, Ienora, 35, 56 loveroff, eleanor, 35, 49, 55, 57, 58, 62, 86 Iowder, georgia. 39 lum, alice, 32, 35. 47. 57, 59 lum, anfllony, 30. 53, 57, 62 lum, bobbie, I8, 22, 45, 48, 60, 67, 7I, 78 lund, iessie, 22 lundgren, ann, 35. 55 luscombe. noel, 39, 60 lusfra. p., 39 ' luffrell, marilyn ioan. 35, 94 lynch, arne melvin, 22 mc allisfer, bruce, 47. 55, 57, 58 mc allisfer, paul. 40. 84 mc call. ianice, 30, 86 mc clellan, sherman. 23, 94 mc collisfer, qae. 40 mc cormiclr, ferrence iames. 30. 40 mc cormiclc, imelda marie. 53, 56 mc cov, virginia. 35 mc donald. a., 55 mc qee, roberf. 35. 76. 77 mc lcee, iohn, 40. 54. 55, 57 mc lxenna, charles, 35 mc lxenna, rufh. 32, 40.47 mc lcenna, lois, 35. l00 mc lcenna, sidnev. 37 mc lrinney, d., 30 mc lane, pafricia. 36 mc lean, donald, 35 mc manus, glenn, 35 mac curdv. paul. 40. 47, 56, 72 mac donald, allan. 40 mac infyre, marv, 40 madden. geraldine. 23 malone. barbara, 23 manchesfer, charoleffe, 35 manning, r., 35 maranfa. virginia, 40 marlcs. svlvia. 40 marshall. r., 40 marmonf. iean, 35 marsfan, donna, 35, 44, 48, 53 marfin, charles, 35 marfin, donald, 40 marfin, phoebe, 40 marfinez, dolores, 40 marfinich, allen, 46, 59, 76 marfinich, anfonia, 44 mason, carol, 40, 46, 58 mason, lulu belle, 30, 47, 6I, 86 mason, mary lou, 26, 48, 53, 67, 86 massing, bob, 36, 87 mafas, libby, 40 mafsumofo, edward,49, 50, 53, 57, 59, 60 maffern, bill, 30, 98 mazilc, edward, 35, 40, 8l, 82 mazilc, richard phillip, 56, 62 meelxs, donald gene, 30, 55, 75 meeks, olefa mazine, 35, 86 meerly, richard offo, 58, 59, 60 meese, david haven, 53. 60 mei, roberl' wayne, 56, 57, 72 meineclre, fred, 40 melfon, lela gay, 35 melvin, pafriclc charles, 35 menzin, drake marilyn. 30. 86 meredifh, lauraiane, 35, 56 meredifh, richard ross. 40. 47, 53, 59 merriclc, helen elizabefh, 30 merryman, pefer anfhony, 40, 62 meyer, fred bingham. 35, 76 meyers, allen dean, 40 mevers. la vile iane, 30 michaelson. lcennefh lawrence, 35 millar, s. eric, 35, 60 miller, charles anfhonv, 40, 53 miller, richard alon, 30 miller, roberf e., 40, 76 mills. millicenf marvelle. 35 mills, william. 35, 55, 76, 96 miloradovifch. sasha nefrovo. 35, 57 minlcler. w. rodericlc. 40. 6l. 80 mifchell, marqaref felicie, 35 mixfer. sallv iean, 40. 46. 47, 58 moffeff. william george. 40 mohn. bruce charles, 28. 30 mohler. brian vicfor. 53. 54 monlc, qeorqe day, 23. 70. 72 monlr. pafricia diana. 35. 86 monfaomery, david, 35. 57, 59 monzani. iean lucille. 35 moore, wignon iune, 40 moose, david sanford, 40 morlev. iames spencer. 23, 46, 67 morris. donna carol, 40 morf. iean, 35, 53. 56 morf. lcennefh w., 58 morfon. ann elizabefh. 35. 53. 57 mosher. elizabefh anne. 30. 49, 50, 53 moss, elaine rose, 40 moff. barbara beafrice, 35 moff. marlc, 36 mundell. paffv i.. 40 murai, aron. 44. 53, 54. 55, 57, 58, 67 muroa, maria. 35 mvaff, donald roberf. 73. 27. 67. 74 myers, morgan franlc. 35, 79, 80, BI I1 nagle, walfer edward, 35, 54, 80 nalrai, phil, 30 nakai, roy falcai, 40 nalcanishi, donald, 35, 52, 76, 77, 79 nalcafsu, herberf h., 40, 8I, 82 nalcafsu, iames, 30 nearon, barbara, 40 nearon, elaine rulh, 23 nei, b., 40 neil, laura ioan, 23, 86 neilson, david faye, 35 nelclason, glenn richard, 40 neklason, nils c., 30 nelan, lee ianice, 30 nelson, barbara iean, 40 nelson, carl lesfer, 24, 47, 52 nelson, lcaren sidney, 40 nelson, raymond le roy, 45, 48,l00 nelson, sandra efhel, 23, 90 newbarfh, argene rae, 40 newcomb, iames w., 30 newhouse, phyllis, 28, 30, 5l, 53, 56, 67 noble, nada ann, 35 nolan, iohn richard, 35 noller, marfha louise, 35 nordsfrom, paul amel, 35, 57 norris, nancy iean, 87, 98 norfon, richard harry, 3l nugenf, roger, 23, 53, 56, 60, 6I, 62, 93 U o'brien, ray ioseph, 24, 84, l00 o'connor, willene, 3 l, 48, 49, 52, 53, 6l, 86. l02 oqlesby, fed l., 36 o'haver, 24 ohran, marieffa iune, 35, 46, 47, 53, 56, 57 ohran, milce, l00 olson, lzrisfi lynne, 36, 54 olson, landon george, 55 o'neal. iimmie iacob, 3I oppenheim, iohn e., 40 orfega. shirley iean. 24. 26.48, 52, 88, 95 osmond, lynne m., 24, 45, 95 oslov. l., 36 oswald, cora lee, 40 off, laura anneffe. 42, 56 oversfreef, sandra lee, 3l owings, geraldine carol, 40 P pabsf, allen fred, 24 pahland, william dennis, 3l paolucci, raymond vincenf, 3I parra, virginia. 42 passineffi, sue ann, 36 pafe, huberf doyle, 42, 60, 6l pafrignoni, ierry r., 42 paulson, rosalee, 24, 27, 47, 87 paxfon, roberf, 42, 84 payne, ernesf walfer, 36 peasley, ieanne ann, 37, 42, 6l, 94 pedigo, wandalee may, 36, 46 pennel, ronald iimmy, 42, 49 percy. melinda ann,26, 32, 36, 46, 49, 50, 5I, 53, 57. 90 perrigo, charles anfhony, 3l peferson, cafherine louise, 42 peferson, elna iean, 42 peferson, pafricia anne, 42 l07 pererson, paul, 3I, 58 phelps, glenda maye, 42 phillips, judy ellen, 36, 47 pieper, oscar roberl, 36, 46, 76, I03 pierce, phyllis faye, 24 piper, foni osa, 3l pinro, priscilla deane, 48, 53, 54, 60 pifslcer, william andrew, 24, 27, 7I pixley, david f., 35 pocon, george f., 35 polpser, jackie, 37 poluianov, eugene willis, 42,44,46, 53, 58 pope, marie gloria, 24, 26, 27 poulson, rosa lee, 27, 93 powell, james, 3I pra'H, jacquelyn, 36, 96 praH', jerolyn, 36 presrridge, dovie darlene, 3 I, 55, 60 provos+, donna lee, 42 pryal, virginia, 52, 87 poppo, gary, 42 9. qualls, jim e., 36, 76 qualls, virginia lea, 42 I' raaen, mariel rae, 36, 56, 59 rafeiro, alberf I., 42 rahe, belh, 3 I, 46, 47, 48, 98 raines, barbara ann, 24 rake, roberf arrhur, 42, 94 rals'I'on, william john, 42 randolph, barbara, 3I rasey, roxanna rufh, 24, 26, 45, 47, 49, 53, 6I, 67, 70,97 rarliff, l'roy, 42, 48, 76, az ravera, rose mary, 40 reece, carol ann, 40 reece, roberi' joseph, 36 reginafo, roberr, 52, 53, 6I, 80, 84 rego, jeanne, 26, 62 reid, Ieslie, 3I rennerf, dianne, 86 renshaw, richard, 40 rennison, helen, 36 reynolds, shirlee, 36, 40 rhoades, audrey ann, 28, 3I, 47, 48, 52, 67, 86, 88, l03 rice, george allen, 40, 60 rich, jean, 40 richardson, paul alan, 40, 59, 80 rickerls, ronald arfhur, 40, 57 rider, charles douglas, 40, 76 rieclcmann, william, 40, 60 rinfref, germaine, 36, 54, 57 rober'I's, dave, 24 roberfs, marjorie, 36 roberfson, valerie, 36, 47 robinson, james, 40 rocewicky, led rocha, rose, 40 roclcegarf, ronald, 80 roclcslrom. nalalie, 24 roehr, fred, 24, 55, 93 rochr, margare+, 40, 55 I08 rohan, michael, 40, 59 romero, james, 42 roos, dave, 40, 57 roos, philip, 53, 55, 57, 58, 60, 62 rose, ennelh, 35, 53, 58, 82 roselyn, nancy, 3I, 47, 49, 52, 70, 87 rose'l'h, leon, 40 rosefh, lillian, 40 rossiler, gary, 24, 56, 57, 58, 72, IOO rosl'er, shirley, 3 I, 57 roun+ree, james, 24, 67, 70 rounlree, phyllis, 3I, 56, 70, 87 rowe, darlene, 3l roxburgh, be++e anne, 35 ruiz, norman, 3 I, 54 russell, Ihomas, 40 ryan, barrie, 35 S sakaguchi, masolco, 28, 3 I , 47, 52, 53, 86, 87 salraguchi, sumiko, 4I salcon, amy, 28, 3I sakuma, donald lc., 3l sanborn, b., 76 sanders, donna, 36 sanford, donald, 4l, 54, 69 sanford, joan, 47, 69 sanford, molly, 35 sanguinelli, gloria, I8, 25, 27, 56, I03 sargen+, ilene, 4I salo, nancy, I8, 25, 26, 3 I , 45, 47, 52, 69, 86. IOI saio. fad, 52, 70. 79, 8l, 95 savidge, rose, 35. 55 savidge, emily, 35, 55 saver. carol, 4I schaffer, ravmond, 3I Schaffer. bill, 8l schanz, bill, 35 schepp, winslon, 35 schimpf, dorofhy, 35 schmidr. +om, 3l schomaker, sfeffan. 4I schreier, bill, 3 I. 58, I03 schreier, pal, l03 schulz, jeaneI'+e. 57 schulz, nancy, 48, 5l. 53, 56, 9I schwar'I'z. 'Floy anne, 35 sciaca, elena, 3I scofford, 4l scolf, darrell, 35 sco++, shirley, 35 searles, richard, 35, 44 selby, janel, 3 I, 55 senfer, walfer, 37, 4I, 53 severin, jerry, 25, 26, 44, 48. 53, 67. 68 severin, sue. 4I. 46. 47, 53. 54, 70, 86, 98 sexlon, david, 35, 55, 7l, 76 sherman, claudia, 36 sherman, ed, 74 shoemaker, s., 53 showalfer, susan, 35, 57, 59 shroyer, ianel, 3l shroyer, jovce, 32, 35 shul'l'z, h., 4I shembrec, s., 4I sicklesleel, charlene, 4I silvesfre, jayne, 26, 27, 47, I00 silvesfre, rose marie, 34 simon, emma, 35, 53, 70 simon, george, 67 simone, arlene, 36 sims, richard, 3I singer, mervin, I8, 25, 26, 67, 94 sise, lillian, 35 sjosren, elsie, 35 slceie, sfanley, 3I slcillman, sherman, 31, 80 slaclc, lhomas, 40 smi+h, glenda, 54 smi'I'h, hamillon, 4I, 55, 59 smifh, louise, 4l, 54, 55 smifh, mary virginia, 60 smi+h, n., 60 smi'I'h, phil, 84 smirh, vivian, 25 snider, arlene, 3l snow, william, 4l spear, glenda, 36 spears, dick, 36 spiegle, slanley, 3I sprinkle, wilma, 28, 47, 52, 98 slack, jeaneH'e, 24 sfadler, darlene, ls, 25, 27, 46, 47, sl, 52, 53 slalifer, b., 4I sfainfon. bruce, 4I sfanford. alan, 4l, 80 s+ansField, donald, 45, 75 sfansfield, wayne, 3l sl'an+on, cindee. 25. 55 sraples. ioelle, 25, 47, 48, 5I, 53, 6I, 67, 95 slaples, roger, 3I, 75, 84, 85, 93 sfark, jeanelie, 24 sfaub, sylvia, 37, 4I sfeiger, james brad, 36 sleinberg, elIio+, 4I sielmach, carol, 4I, 59, 92 sfelmach, consiance, 26, 3 I, 48, 49, 5I, 53, 59, 6l, 64, 69, 88, 89, IOI, I03 sfernberger, marie, 4I, 59 s+e'rson, helen Frances, 36 sfevens, shirley anne, 36 slewarl, bruce, 25 s'I'ewarI', james, 4I, 57, 60, 82, 85 s+ewar+, roberf bruce, 25 sfeinsfra, dorolhy, 24, 55 sfiles, roger, 75, 78 slinson, rosaleen, 25, 62 sroddard, millon, 4l sfolp, suzanne. 36, 58 slone. michael, 36, 56, 57, 76 srouffer, william allen sfoy, joan. 3I, I00 sfrong, ralph leroy, 36 sullivan, mary belle, 25.48. 60, 62 sundguisr, david, 36, 76, 82 sylvesfree, jayne, 25, 86 svmons, georae, 25, 70 symons, russell james, l02 1' lalle, ollo s., 57, 59, 62 lamura, alice, 25, 26, 45, 47, 52, 67 lanner, carol, 4l, I00 lanner, edwin, 25, 98 laylor, diane, 3I laylor, evalyn, 4I, 56 laylor, marilyn, 4I laylor, sanlord allen, 4l , 44, 84 lilles, richard, 36, 55 lhelman, e., 59 lhomas, dennis, 80 lhomas, l., 3I lhomas, iohn, 55 lhompson, iacqueline, 4I, 54, 59 lhornhill, arlo, 33 lhornhill, reeva, 25 liapon, seralin, 25 liaden, bruce, 25, 26, 45, 47, 48, 93 loepler, iackie, 4l lovar, peler, 36 lrammell, kennelh, 3l lravis, zale, 36, 47, 57, I02 lreagle, calhy, 32, 35, 53, 59 lreagle, marion, 45 lucker, georgiana, 4I lull, carol, 4I, 55 lurner, larry, 47, 84 lyler, dorolhy, 36 U ullman, carol, 4I ulley, barbara, 36, 55, 86 V vance, carole, 36 vanderplas, Ioan, 3l, 46, 9I van epern, elizabelh, 36 van meler, qeorqie ella icy, 3I van riper, iohn, 3l varly, daniel, 32, 36, 67, 7l, 76, 84 veqas. ioseph, 3I velarde, richard, 4l velez, ioe, 4I villariza, barbara. 36 villalobos, celia, 36 vogel. lred. 26, 45, 46, 47, 5I, 53, 70, 7l, 93 W wade, kalhleen wade, norman, 56 wade, richard wagner, marilyn, 3I, 47, 52, 53, 6I, 86, 87, l03 waggener, mirian, 36, 47 walbrechl, duane le roy, 57 walker, donald richard, 4l walker, shirley, 36 walker, lom, 36, 55, 8l walker, william guy, 52, 84 walker, william iames, 26, 36, 84 walling, iohn, 36 walsh, ian, 26, 45, 70, 78, 79, 8I, 93 walsh, nancy, 4I, 52, 6I walsh, william george, 3l ward, a., 36 ward, eddie, 4I ward, marna, 3 I, 52, 59, 87 walkins, clarice, 36 wayne, leslie, 4I, 57, 60 weeks, gerry, 72 wegner, richard, 36 weinslock, lisa, 35 weiring, k., 36 welch, melvin, 4I welch, peler, 4I wesl, bobby granl, 4l, 84 wesl, roger, 26, 55, 7l , 90 wesl, sleve, 36, 44, 46, 48, 79, 80, 82 whilcomb, kennelh, 76 while, alberl, 4I while, howard, 36, 60 while, kennelh, 26 whillock, joel, 3 I, 75, 93 wickslrom, diane, 32, 36, 47, 53, 57, 59 wild, ianice, 4I, 54, 55 wilkins, kirby, 53, 84 wilkins, william, 36, 79, 8I williams, arlene, 4l, 54 williams, iames, 4l, 57, 62 williams, diane, 3l williams, mary, 4I williams, myrlle, 3l williams, ronald, 36 williamson, lynn, 4l, 47 willingham, carol, 40 wilson, palsy rulh, 36, 4I wimerl, i., 36 winlree, margarel, 4l winlree, lhelma, 36 wise, wayne roberl, 36, 57 woll, darrell, 3I wolle, beverlv, 3 I, 48, 52, wolle, lowell lrank, 4l wooldridge, iim, 4I wong, anna, 3I wong, lrank, 26 wong, slella, 3l woo, charles, 26, 52 wood, belly lou, 4I wrighl, eugenia, 26, 27, 5I wrighl, georqe, 3I wymer, iack le roy Y yancy, p., 84 yang, iackson, 36 yang, pelerson, 4I, 84 yarborough, iohn, 36, 57, 58, 83 yasumine, l., 4I young, barry. 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