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

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 B I faculty. I. Science and Mathemat- ics: Fuller, Kelley, Matthews, Jungerman. Younltln, Lang, Russell. 2. Social Science: Stewart, Montgomery, Mc- Cully, Knoles. 3. Art and Home Economics: Middle- kauff, McKee, Harned. 4. Girls' Phys. Ed.: MacLeod, Green, Collins, Kizer. 29

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I. Language: Guerrero, Av- ila. Cramer, Uppman. 2. Commercial: Eustace, Wenlc, Edmondson. 3. Mr. Kilpat- rick. 4. Mr, Moody. 5. Miss Clary. 6, Miss Morehouse, Mrs. Matteson, 7. English: Shields, McCausland, Heat- wole, Preston, Williams, Kizer, Huntington. J'aa.dh 28

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I. Bert Meek, 2. Leslie Lanqnecker. 3. Jimmy Kessler. 4. Clar- ence Rick. 5. Susan Norris. 6. Doug Mills, 7. Janey Jill so n. 8. Howie Ritscher. 9. Commissioners' Meeting. 10. Ben Oi sen. II. Heather Whitton. fommi AwmSiA, The Board of Commissioners is elected by the student body and its members hold their offices for an entire school year. Jimmy Kessler, who headed the student body as Commissioner of Social Welfare, planned many successful assemblies. Bert Meek, Commissioner of Publications, graduated in February and Doug Mills was elected to fill this position. As Commissioner of Finance Ben Olsen kept our bank-books straight. Under the supervision of Social Welfare Commissioner, Leslie Langnecker, many suc- cessful school dances were held. Susan Norris was Commissioner of Cultural Activities. Clarence Rick, Commissioner of Boys' Activities, and Jane Jillson, Commissioner of Girls' Acfivities, headed the Boys' and Girls’ Leagues, respectively. Athletically-minded Howie Ritscher and Heather Whitton had charge of the boys’ and girls' sports. Mr. Stewart and Mrs. Edmondson are the faculty advisers. 30