Palo Alto High School - Madrono Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Top Row Houseman Howell. B Howell. H Hoyt Hughe Hunt In lam January Smind Row Jar tea u Jrw ■MM • IcMHMI Job i. «tone JofM . V June . W. I »( KrU. Third Row Kerr Krtmm Kidd Kimura Kirkwood Kilt Slukl Koi bun Krofh Fourth Row Kottl Lake I lk Ml Lan Langneckcr Lawtanu I . ni... Lruachcn Li vrfmr.fr HELEN HOUSEMAN (Snitz) Orchestra; Scholarship; College of the Pacific; foreign corresponding, music, traveling, hiking DONALD HOYT (Don) Swimming; Model Airplane Club; M nor Letter Society; work after graduation; stamps, swimming. BETTE JARCEAU (Cook]e) Comm, of Girls' Athletics; Basketball; G. A. A ; Girls’ Block P; Hockey; Volleyball; San Jose State. MARIAN JOHNSTON Home Economics Club; California; match covers, opera music. CHARLOTTE KERR (Sharliel Club Room Hostess; Thespian Club; A Cappella; Home Economics; Mills College or San Jose State. MASARU KIMURA (Muzzy) San Jose State; block printing, sports, movies. MARGARET KURTZ (Maggie) Thespian Club; Scholarship; Ski Club; Stanford; collects wild flowers, writing. BILL LANE Comm of Public Welfare; Thespian Club; Track; Stanford; riding . BEN HOWELL (Judo) Block P; Football; Swimming; Com- mercial Major; Work and Heald's Busi- ness College; modern music, travel ng. MYFANWY HELEN HUGHES (Muff or Myfi) Managing Editor of Campanile; Scholar- ship; Quill and Scroll; Latin Club; Ski Club; Stanford. ALBERT JEW Radio Club; Boys' Stunt Show; take up television; radio is hobby. FRED JOHNSTONE (Shippy) Comm. Finance; Vice-Pres, of Sopho- more and Jun or Classes; Track; Thes- pian Club; Co-op; Oregon State. JANE KETMAN A Cappella; Girls' Glee Cluh; Home Economics Club; College of the Paci- fic; drawing. TOM KIRKWOOD Manager of Track and Football; Track; Radio Cluh; Pomona; model railroad- ing, movies. GWEN LAKE (Puddles) Thespian Club; Art Major; Stanford; souvenirs, riding, winter sports. JANE LANGNECKER (Scott) Thespian Club; Foreign Language and .Science Major; St. Luke's School of Nursing; horses, riding. HAROLD HOWELL Oral English Class; work after gradua- lio music, reading, hunting, fishing. MARJORIE HUNT (Marge) V ce-Prcsidcnt of Freshman Class; Thespian Club; Home Economics Club; Oregon State. ALBERT JOHNSON (Al) Track; San Jose State; stamps. VALERIE JONES Band; Swimming; Spccdball; Science and English Major; Wilberforcc Uni- versity; music. KATHLEEN KIDD (Kay) Scholarship; Spanish Club; Inter- national Club; Home Economics Club; Stanford. HAROLD KITE (Chub) Car Guard; work in Post Office after graduation; model railroading, movie . ELIZABETH LAKIN (Libby) Thespian Club; Home Economics Club; Louisiana State College; dramatics, dancing. MARION LAWRANCE G, A A. Executive; Scholarship; Ski Club; Block P; Science Major; San Jose State, then Stanford. Seniors • • • • i

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LLOYD GABRIELSON GLADYS GAFFIGAN Radio Club; plans to work; plays guitar and sings cowboy ballads. MARY GASPAR Scholarship; D. A. R Award in Home Economics; A Cappella; House' hold Science Major; San Jose State; tennis, reading, and sewing. WILLIAM GUNTHER RUSSELL HAAG Photography Club; Radio Club; Mathe- matics and Science Major; San Jose State; model making, riding. DONALD HAGKETT (Don) Football; Mechanical Drawing and Science Major; plans to work; photo- graphy. JERR1EDEEN HARRISON KIYO HAYASHI Commercial Major; Indian bracelets, Home Economics Club; Commercial horseback riding. Major; fashion art school; horseback riding. BOB HELLIWELL Scholarship; Swimming; Radio Club; Chess Cluh; Stanford; amateur radio, photography, camping. PAT HOGAN SARA HOGE (Sally) Business Mgr of Campanile; Thespian Basketball; Girls' Block P; Girls' Cluh; Treasurer of Senior Class; Menlo League Officer; Home Economics Club; J C. or Stanford; swimming, stamps. Iowa Wesleyan or San Jose State; tennis. JIM HORST (Sultan) Basketball; Tennis; Yell Leader; A Cappclla; San Jose State; stamps, match covers, bowling. •••1938 Officers End Fine Year • • Good officers are essential to the success of any group or organization. The Class of 1938 had not only capable officers, but leaders who repre- sented the interests of the class as a whole. Miles Metzger was president and contributed greatly in organization of the class government and in pre- senting class meetings. Assisting Miles and always prepared to take his place if necessary was vice- president Frank Weller. Secretary of the class, Bev Canine, kept minutes for the Senior Class Council and the records of class meetings. The importanf position of treasurer was held by Pat Hogan. His duty was to handle funds for graduation announce- ments, for the class gift, and for the Commence- ment Dance. Senior Court custodian, Walt Gere, used his broom occasionally, while Martin Christian- sen was in charge of all social functions. ©-VVDP. 17

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RUTH ANN IRA (Rudy) ELIZABETH IAMES Band; Home Economics Club; San Band; Orchestra; Scholarship; A Cap- Jcse State; collecting toy horses, danc- pella; Stanford; photography, horse- ing. back riding. JESS JANUARY (Jessie) Orchestra; Basketball, Thespian Club; work after graduation; movies. WILLARD JONES LOUISE JOST Basketball; Home Economics Club; San Jose State; stamps, dancing, read- ing. MARTHA KELSO Clerk in Registrar's Office; Commercial Club; plans to work in an office or at' tend business college. KIYOKO SISAKI (Kiki) IRENE KORBUTT (Pecnky) Home Economics Club; Beauty School; Home Economics Club; Girls' Glee music, collects pictures of opera stars, Club; Business College; collects popu sports. lar songs, drawing. WILLARD KROGH (Willie) B. A. C.; Basketball; Art Editor of Madrono Staff; Track; Co-op; Stage Crew; Art School. MANUEL LENTOS (Monk) BOB LEUSCHEN Basketball; Baseball; Track; Minur Tennis Club; Football; Science and Letter Society; San Jose State; fishing. Architectural Drawing Major; will work; hunting, fishing. MARGARET LIVERMORE (Margie) Orchestra; Home Economics Club; In- ternational Club; Commercial Major; San Jose State; movies, dancing. •••1938 Senior Council Sma II But Mighty In the opinion of the student body in genera!, the Senior Class Council was considered no more than a group of upper classmen who met occasion- ally just to miss a gym period or so. However, in spite of this general belief, the Council of the Class of 1938 was a very active and important body. For the first time the only ambition of the Senior Class Council was to create a better class and a better school. With this incentive, the Council did very commendable work. With Mrs. McCully acting as adviser, many intricate problems were discussed, such as a class gift that would be of value to the future, caps and gowns for graduation, the theme of the Madrono, and the Senior Honor Cards. Every problem was considered by the Council with the same sincerity. ©WDR 19