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

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Top Row Locke, B. Locke, W Love. G. Love, R. MacGregor McDonald McKelvie Lund Mageras Second Row Man'ey Manning Man waring Matte son Mattingly Motooka Mcrner Mcskimen Metzger Third Row M nor Mock Moody Morris Murray Mustain Neel Neilson Nelson, A. Fourth Row Nelson, J. Niccwonger Norhy Nutt Nunes Northon Nystrom Oeschgcr Ostrom BETTY LOCKE (Bit) Photoplay Cluh; Scholarship; Latin Club; Art Major; San Jose State or California; going to cain.vals. ROBERT LOVE (Love) Orchestra; Art and Shop Major; plans to work; driving, fishing. ED MANLEY (Sill) Basketball; Baseball; Commercial Major; San Mateo J. C. arui U. S. C.; collects signs. MARIEN MATTESON (Matt) Basketball; Baseball; Swimming; Tennis; Campanile; Thespian Club; G. A. A.; San Jose State. VELMA MINOR Basketball; Baseball; G. A. A.; Girls’ Block P; Beauty College; sports. GEORGE MORRIS (Bones) Basketball; Noon Dance Orchestra; San Mateo J. C.. music, GERALD NELSON (Jerry) Basketball; Football; Swimming; Yell Leader; Track; San Jose State and California. BETTY NUTT Home Economica Club; Science Major; dancing. WAH LOCKE (Cbook) Born in Canton, China; Radio Club; Mechanical Drawing and Shop Major; will work. BETTY MacGREGOR Girls' Block P; G. A. A.; Volleyball; Commercial Major; San Jose State; dancing, movies. EDWARD MANNING (Ed) Block P Society; Thespian Club; Swim- m ng; Water Polo; Attendance Office Clerk. RICHARD MATTINGLY (Dick) Block P; Tennis Club; A ( appella; Science Major; San Jose State; camping. JOSEPH MOCK (Joe) Tennis; Track; San Jose State or San Mateo J. C.; cartooning, gardening. IRENE MURRAY (Renee) Basketball; Household Science Major; collect ng miniature animals, riding, dancing. BILL NICEWONGER Band; Football; Noon Dance Orches- tra; Baseball; Orchestra; San Jose State; music, dancing. EDWIN NUNES (Noons) Radio Club; Commercial and Science Major; San Jose State; collecting house plans and dancing. GARNET LOVE (Audio) Home Econom cs Club; French Club; Cartoon Club; Art Major; Oregon State; dancing. GERALDINE McDONALD (Jerry) Home Economics Club; Junior Drama- t c Society; Photoplay Club; Commer- cial Major; Washington U.; dancing, sports. FRED MANWAR1NG Comm, of Publications in junior year; Editor Madrono; Editor Campanile; Scholarship; Swimming; Water Polo; Stanford. MITZI MOTOOKA (Mickey) Commercial Club; Commercial and Art Major; plans to work; movies, skating, hiking. BRENDA MOODY Basketball; Girls’ Block P; Drama Edi' tor of Madrono; Thespian; Tennis; California; hiking, camping. BILL MUSTAIN Band; Block P Society; Swimming; Water Polo; California; hunting, travel- ing. CHARLES NORBY (Chas) Frosh-Soph Football; Thespian; Junior Dramatic Society; Tcnn s; Chess Club; Forum Club; San Jose State. GEORGIA NORTHON Home Economics Club; Commercial and Art Major; Business School; knit- ting, dancing. Seniors ♦ • • • 20

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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

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MARGRET McKELVIE (Peggy) BETTY LUND (Bett) La-in Club; Mathematics and Music Home Economics Club; Household Major; University of Colorado; horse Science Major; San Jose State; souve back riding. nirs. dancing. VIVIAN MAGERAS Basketball; G. A. A.; Commercial Club; International Club; Spanish Club; Orchestra; San Jose State. MARY MERNER BETTY LOU MESKIMEN Basketball; G. A. A.; Thespian; Scholarship; Forum Club; A Cappella; Latin Club; Wellesley. MILES METZGER President of Senior Class; Student Court; Football; Track; Spanish Club; Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing Major; California. CARR NEEL DON NEILSON Tennis Club; Minor Letter Society; Basketball; Tennis Club; Minor Letter; Chess Club; Mathematics and Science Yell Leader; Stanford. Major; Stanford; tennis. ALBERT NELSON (Al) Band; Basketball; Davis; stamps, camp ing, hunting. CLARA NYSTROM PHYLLIS OESCHGER (Kitten) Basketball; Baseball; Pres, of Girls’ Basketball; G. A. A.; Girls’ Block P; Block P; Volleyball; Hockey; Miss Tennis; Swimming; San Mateo J. C. Miller's Business College or California; horseback riding. | CLIFFORD OSTROM (Teck) Band; Baseball; Football; Block P Society; plans to work in Alaska. • • • • I 9 8 Citizenship Through Experience • • Have high school seniors reached the age when they can be trusted to write their own ex- cuses? In the opinion of Mrs. Leona McCully and the Senior Class Council, seniors can not only be trusted but also would do their best to prevent un- necessary absence. The Class of 1938 tried out this plan. Seniors were allowed to apply to the Senior Council for privilege cards. By signing the card each senior expressed interest in the experiment and promised to do his best to prevent absence from classes. The results of this experiment, still unknown, should be extremely interesting. If it proves success- ful, there would be no reason why more such privi- leges shouldn't be granted, even to lower classmen. The success of the Senior Honor System would ulti- mately lead to a more progressive high school, in which all students learn good citizenship through ex- perience in assuming responsibility. 11