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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1950 volume:

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On every page of +his book we have endeavored +o capfure lhe minufes, hours, and days of +his, our school life, and 'ro record 'rhe lime we spenf in s+udy, spor+s, ac1'ivi+ies, and recrea+ion. We hope il' will help us all fo remember rhese years, which have been so full, and lhe people who have made 'the fime worfhwhile. SK Z 9, N 7 1' f Sd' Tlx - 1-an VDEDICATION ll f an r.,4 - ' ' sf ' L -s N4 g .4 i J 'if Novi v - 5 . I .cub-. X' .L 1' - s' s ln'-1 '-5 ' ' ' ' ' l ik aw V ' -. . - C WJLNAPVF .AS -ft NA-N Us- S x x'4S'N ' TO MR. REINHOLD J. JUNGERMANN Whose energy and efforl' in school and communi+y life will long be re- membered and apprecia+ed, Whose many bird hikes, excursions, and wild flower displays serve +o enliven all his courses and illus+ra+e lhem vividly, Whose slandards of perfec+ion and indus+ry will always remain a chal- lenge lo our ambilion, We, fhe class of I'-750, grarefully and aFfec'I'iona+eIy dedicale our MADRONO. f I' -,- -Q . -,' If iv! xo sl sl Aw lx Q in xg, Xrvkl-BJ ,xdkkq xx Qt Q ' v J f L . 9 9 . G F NX- K pkffx xg g,,,fL N' N, X - Q - - ' - s uv!-N. U . -V U 'X 8 L NA N X , 'wrt' avr. ,U hi-'Chix lv' lk X nys' ikkslx W F ff? K .6 , . i'? : vAs.e zvT if f ' i s a f l l X: l 4 11 of f griaamggqg -my vt , J'w ' ' .W 5 Q- f Y'5-'G' -- z fi. .A Z. . -'. 3' my '1 5. 1 N: ,Q-1.1.34 H J, ,' iv. . , A g,.,,t,.., QM ,,, aw, a , A .Q V,, , 54 ' ' . if ,' ':.,:-,gl,. . kxgm ..,, ., N .1 r , P - ' 1 4 -- X .Q-. 1 ' 1 . Qin J' 'asf' ' V' ,avg x 1 ik, Q I .-, 7: ,, 'S W. ' Q - ,yu 3,x?,a , 1' SZ ' e s ,yn M Klip Vw '32 1'2- 4.5, 59. Q ,- vu w 34. Y ' I - : mfr , ntl? 6 : '25, mkn v- - NW 'Q' , V, ., .,,- .... 1 NVQ, gr -'-- i ff... , J' ':i:e'fw?s.E'-'VJ' W 'f A, E 3' , ,vis f3 E.,.? 0 '1l'7f1j . :l2': .., :rf - - 1 -ish:--1 7 'I OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL PALO ALTO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA To the Class of 1950: In these closing days of your high school career, most of you are probably so involved in the activities of commencement week and the sense of anticipated relief at getting out of high school that the real importance of high school graduation is receiving little atten- tion. High school graduation is important to you and will appear more important with the passing of years. Paly manages to keep rather close contact with many of its graduatesg we should like to do so with all of you. Whether you go on to further education or go direct- ly into some form of employment, we should like each of you to feel our continued interest in you. We are inclined to believe that we know about what each of you will do as to quality of performance after you leave high schoolg naturally we base this on your performance here. We could be very mistaken in individual cases. Unless the class of 1950 is an excep- tion to the long list of Paly classes of previous years, about eighty per cent of you will continue to perform as you have in high school, another thirteen per cent will do poorer, and only about seven per cent will do better. To which of these groups you belong ought to be a question of very personal concern to each of you. But regardless of this classification by future performance, we shall always be inter- ested in your achievements and your problems. Come back to Paly and tell us about them. The best wishes of the faculty and students ac- company my own wish for the very best of good fortune for each of you. Very sincerely, Nffaqay Principal MR. LINDER, PRINCIPAL George Stewcmrt and Louise Heatwole. VICE-PRINCIPALS: BOARD OF EDUCATION: Left to right: Mr. Packardg Mr. Littlerg Dr. Harriman, President Mr. Davis, Superintendent Mrs. Brown. Absent: Mr. Vanderpool. Miss Abrahamson Lalin . . . gives Virgil new life . . . mas1'er of fhe ab- la+ive absolu+e . . . has a liking for quizzes on minu+e bi+s of paper. Miss Anderson Business, Girls' League . . . elificieni' . . .keeps her classes busy. Mrs. Ausfin Home Economics . . . vigi- lanl' hall-walcher . . . Chl Come see 'rhis, folks! Mr. Brown Vocalional and lnduslrial Ar+s . . . famous for his cuss box . . . known also for hard-boiled dis- ciipline and deliberale pafience. Miss Collins, Hy- i giene, AHendance Counselor . . . uses psychology on s+uden+s. Mr. Davis, English. . . remnanfs of Texas drawl . . . liHle man wi+h clumping foo'rs+eps. Mr. Engelcke Science, Pholography. . .wiHy,gen1'le- manly . . . gaily whips up smelly concoclions . . . prone +o flunk half fhe class quarlerly. Mrs. Farmer Ari' . . . impar+ial crilic . . . everylhing mus'I' be fin- ished . . . Don'+ +hrow il' away-migh+ be somefhing good in il! Mr. Fraser Hygiene, Driver Educa+ion . . . deep, 1 hollow voice . . . unsmiling humor . . . slow dynamifewf' Mr. Fuller lurking in will burn a hole in anyrhlng Mrs Gull Crea+ive Wriring . . . dresses s+unnmgly analyze people . . . Pe+er no more compehhon please' Mrs Guerrero . . . fiend A's. Miss Hun+ing+on ness for poerry, Eng- lar while Persian cal. Mr. Hurley League . . . Hump+a diH roars. Mr. Jungerman occupied. absorbed . . . pefals . . . blueloird of happiness Mrs Klzer Sr. Counselor . . . here, and coolly disconcer+ing Mr. Knoles formal a+- . . . Tha+'s French! Mr. Kreps Ed...involved poin+ syslem Mrs. Kreuizmann Physical Ed . . . sfariling dance cos- 'rumes . . . wiH'y, will imifafe almos'r anyfhing. Mrs. La Brie French . . . pronounces precisely . . . wrifes Hng+hy remarks on papers. Mr. Marhn Science, Radio . . . uses college mefhods .' . . has a grudge againsl' women. Mr. Mason' E. Physical Ed . . . quiel, hard-boiled . . . no horse play' . . . slresses fun- damenfals. Miss McCausland English . . . dynamic . . . uses ex'rraordinary facial ex- pressions . . . enihusias- fic admirer of Shakespeare. Miss Middlekauff Home Economics, Ari . . . +rim, smar+ly-packaged . . . Girls, here's +he la+es'r. Miss Monlgomery . . . U. S. His+ory, World Civ . . . doesn'+ like her pho+os . . . many ouflines and maps . . . dry humor. Mr. Moody Drafling, Priniing . . . serious . . . quiel unless he's aroused . . . a perfeciionisl . . . his shoes squeak. Mr. Moore Business, Confroller . . . +he man wi+h +he money! . . . dapper...advises readily on any- 'rhing from baseball fo bookkeeping. Miss Morehouse Librarian . . . s'fric+ on falking bui helpful in finding maferial .... May l see your library sludy card, please? Mr. Nol+e flashy s+age crew. MT. Palmer .'f genial, helpful . . . loves A A M l' 1' lndus'rrialAr1's...Paly's Tyrone Power...drives conver+ible...rules wi+h iron hand...manages Malhemafics, Jr. Counselor baseball . . . a Golia+h on cycle . . . booming voi-ge ,ma'rches bulk. Mrs. Pfyl Physical Ed Mr. Ray wields rich, fleshy voice. Miss Shields meficulously precise . . . Look h smile . .:,y-our lumblmg experi' Physical Ed . . . grand old man of sporfs . . . blacksnake whip . . . a successful coach . . . N English, Speech . . . i+ up in +he diclion- ary. Mr. Shucha+ Band, Orches+ra...adep'I' al' every , , ins+rumen+ ever llsisl n e made . . . brisk . . . Play wha+'s W l ' is wriHen! Don'+ inven+! Mrs. Smi+h ciafion . . . Mrs. Sufphen her fasf +alk- +yping. Mrs. Taaffe in young people . . . Look al' Choir, Music Appre- ME, noi' +he boys! Business . . . blonde. cure, vivacious . . . ing almosl keeps pace wi+h her fasl Mafhemafics . . . has a greal faifh explains problems clearly. Mr. Thorn+on iii U. S. Hislory, Swimming Coach ... Nor+ ... never in pool himself . . . good iokes in class. noi' -lx rf.-'wi f 141 411,-. i. W e ' X ' L bl always abou+ hisfory. Miss Turner ism . . . barks fiercely, bi+es gen- subiecl'-her ca+, Sam. Miss Uppman ish . . . quie+ly absen'r-minded . . . min- wi+h language. Mr. ViH'e'roe . . . lragic shuH upp! Mrs. Walsh encouraging smile . . . Leng+h doesn'+ counfg il s your +hinking! Mrs. Webb U. S. His+ory, Hygiene . voca+ional +es+ing. Mr. Willbur quie+, reserved . . . mechanic when I worked a+ 'rhe Chevy plan+-. Mr. Williams Spanish. . . Pancho . . . sings wi'rh greaf gus+o . . . is likely 'ro ramble . . worries English, Journal- +ly . . . favori+e German, Span- gles philosophy aboul' molives behind sfudenls' acrions. English, Drama . . . deep, resonanl voice geslures . . . Ladies and gen'rlemen-- Social S+udies, English...warm, chooses her words carefully... . . very much in+eres+ed in Aufo Mechanics . . . car... Now, wi+hou+ a happily on abou? any+hing Spanish. Miss Williams perl . . . forwards. Mrs. Younkin course proiec+s . . . infer- Physical Ed . . . +ennis en+husias+ and ex- knows her baskelball rules backwards and Ma+hema+ics...end-of-+he- es+ in child psychology. PERSONNEL MRS. COLEMAN. MRS. DUNCAN .......,.., MISS FAITOUTE .,..,,, MRS. CALDWELL .......... MRS. BENNETT ...,.,,,... MRS. MILLER ......... ........Prir1cipal's Secretary ...........Attenclance Clerk . . ........... Registrar ..........Cour1selors' Secretary ..r....Textbook Clerk ........,.Nurse V Cafeteria Left to Right: Mrs. Mello, Mrs. Dreher. V Custodians Left io Right: Buchanan. Canineg Cwreeneg McLach ian. Missing: Trinerg Faulkner. . 17? f if ' if .-5. if 1. -,ll i 91 . , . A -t., :,vt,...1v ,' '. 4. ' A r1 iiwff 4, 2- i.f-'f'24 Z:w' K pgfw-.Y 4' - ,MM 2vxJW ef wiv j'::'.h:9?i . ' 'Hs 7' Q. sul N. 'QA - V 73 -'- af' - W , - v A :Q ' 'S , ' v 4 Q 1 ' 4 '4 4 fu 3+-. Q ,, ' : ' 'f N ff . . x fgng- ,F Nr. p f, 2 -?,',,'1g,','i. fn- any ,. 'H' ' f 5 'f',v - !'f 'K' B'f . f. 44 9' - -.ww :Y .1 5, . M , e , 3. ., . 3. I ,..- . , 4.5, ,M , .-at ir, , -3. iv., I - ..,u-, Y Ng, , E. J ,. M., ww- .-sw. . M. ,,. 34 x N A ., --,, ' x. fx 3.-.4 ,. .h . .fyd .'..!.g Q' rQ - v Af: HWS., . 'nw-sw . ,H-5' 1-,s. !fL'.' V- 0 3311, , V. .aw 1, gig 5, gf..-QHI9.-sf T Q .urs 4 v ,. .vs sa. -fi 1.64: ' .-,gf -..W .. .,,.. +.,,4.a.,A A-Q: ' u'Q 4s- H 21 , z 1. ' -,ff --4-iff' N 1. .A -I V , . , . in N. f 2 v . ,nA 'iz fl ..'- Q- 'U . H- i ag? 4 lf' T,-f ai 3: -,e .gf ff-1 - L. ,K 1 f. V! ,Qi g 4 ' f ',. ,t -1 f .ny 2, V 1 - L Q -: '1 - sg I -.I I T' 1244, 'H izbieq . Jgd.Jadm.15... v I . F9-X. 5 P-T. .13 QXO 8 YI L Xb 1113 7-lx A 5' Fm VA. '19 30 Q 'La 19 MRS. EVELYN KIZER Senior Counselor To the Class of 1950: You have the distinction of graduating at the middle of the twentieth century. Almost all of you will live, no doubt, to see this century pass and another arrive fresh and new at a time when you have reached or passed the apex of your careers. As I sit here on a cold March evening penning this farewell to you, a vision passes before me, and I See several famous persons among you: I see many of you, although not so famous, doing fine things and making your contributions in your communities and homes. Last but not least I see a tremendous group of parents struggling with problems of adolescent sons and daughters, while another group looks smugly on because they have already passed that hurdle. In that vision I see the age-old problems still to be solved. To you, Class of 1950, I wish success and happiness in the solving of these coming problems. Sincerely, SD-LQA.KYU :Mo EVELYN KI ZER SENIOR COUNCIL Top Row: C. Keil, D. Rhoades, R. Hendrickson, C. Hoppe. Second Row: M. Munson, G. Wright, I. Peterson, Mrs. Kizer. Bottom Row: L. Long, V. Cox, S, Bennett, M. McCall, I. Winterbotham. Upper Lett-S. Bennett, president, Lower Left-V. Cox, secretaryg Upper Right-M. McCall, vice-president, Lower Right-I. Peterson, treasurer. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We have reached the halfway mark in the century. We are closing behind us fifty years of history and opening fifty years of future. The day of graduation is quite similar in that We are pushing our childhood days behind us and looking forward to a full adult life. But let's look back for a few minutes on our three years at Paly. During those years the thoughtful guidance of Mrs. Kizer, our counselor, helped us pursue our school activities. Sophomore class officers Dick Herndon, Iudy Cleaver, Mary Lee- Billings, and Barbara Green held the reins of rule and planned the Carnival as our class party. The arrival of the class rings created quite a stir in our lunior year. In spring there was the Iunior party, with swimming, volleyball, and dancing. Martha Brown represented us at Girls' State, and Bill Northway was chosen for Boys' State. Class officers Were: Steve Bennett, Gloria Wright, and Iirn Cornish. At last we had acquired the dignity of being seniors. Fine leaders, athletes, scholars, and musi- cians gave credit to their school and class. Steve Bennett, Margie McCall, Ioanne Peterson, and Virginia Cox were class officers. The production of DEAR RUTI-l f was a highlight of our senior year. And then we looked forward to Senior Week, with the Senior Party, the Com- mencement Formal, and finally, Graduation. ,- L - . - 'ui LEROY ERNEST AI-IRENS MARY IANE ALDEN IEAN RAE ALEXANDER BEATRICE LINDA ALKSNE Block P Pres. C, S. F. Home Ec. Club Thespians Football Orchestra Latin Club Basketball Block P Home Ec. Club Track Spanish Club BEVERLY ALANE BABKA IOHN LEE ARMSTRONG ROBERT A ARMSTRONG RICHARD EARL AUSTIN A Cappella Choir Com, Boys' Activities Block P Football Philomusia Basketball Social Comm. Swimming MARGOT BERNICE ALLI Council Pep Comm. Sports Ski Club ROBERT KEITH BAILEY Stage Crew Movie Prol Spanish Club X. s ki ,z WILLIAM CHARLES BECK DONALD EVERETT BEESON YVETTE B. BELANGER Football Basketball Baseball Pep Comm, BARBARA BEVILOCKWAY MARY LEE BILLINGS IESSIE MAE BISHOP Social Comm, Girls' League Cab. Sports Pep Comm. A Cappella Choir Ski Club Spanish Club Block P STEPHEN W. BENNETT C SI . Sr. Class Pres. Priv. Card Comm. Chr. Water Polo PAUL WESLEY BOWEN Iudge Block P Track Priv. Card Comm. Q I MURIEL IEAN BERMEL Orchestra C.S.F. Campanile Spanish Club CARLO EDWINA BOWN Brunch Comm. Council Block P Home Ec. Club MARY COLETTE ARMSBY ELEANOR S. ARMSTRONG IAMES W. ARMSTRONG Spanish Club C.S.F. Football Ir. Red Cross Spanish Club Vice-Pres. Ir. Council Horsemen's Club Block P Sports World Service RICHARD BARNSLEY BAKKE DONALD FRANCIS BALE PETER CHARLES BARNEY Block P Wrestling Tennis Football Tennis Club Tennis I VIRGINIA BEST A Cappella Choir French Club Latin Club Double Trio CYNTHIA P BRADFORD Block P Pres G A A Traffic A Cappella Choir Q5 , is DOLORES K BESTICK Sports French Club Home Ec Club ROBERT W, BRADFORD Traffic Brunch Comm. Football N ext! IOHN BETTENCOURT Football Baseball Basketball Track ROBERT WILLIAM BROGAN Block P Baseball Football Basketball Q A Gee, can Ilmake it? ROBERTA M BROKAVV DONALD IAMES BROWN Forum Club A Cappella Choir Madrono BIOCIC P Social Comm Sports Football Mgr Traffic PETER HARVEY BURGHER MARY BARBARA BUSS Dramatics Ir Council Ski Club Madrono Sports MARTHA EMILY BROWN Girls' League Cab C S F. Forum Club Sec Treas French Club ROBERT C CANNON Football Council V lf ROBERT WALLACE BROWN Madrono Campanile Photo Club Sec -Treas Track PATRICIA LEONE CAREY World Service U W F. Philomusia Spanish Club ROBERT S BROWNING Band Radio Club Sec -Treas. P A. System Orchestra AROLYN MAY CARPENTI Ass't Yell Leader Social Comm. Forum Club Sports iz 54 -gp-fi' IUDITH HAINES CLEAVER MARY ELIZABETH CONNOR Com Social Activities Social Comm. C.S.F. French Club U.W.F. Sports Sports U.W,F. DON LEROY CROTHERS GLORIA FRANCES CUCIZ Block P Home Ec, Club Football Sports Track PATRICIA P. CONRAD Orchestra Home Ec. Club GARY DALMADGE A Cappella Choir Spanish Club MARIORIE ANN CORMACK Brunch Comm. Block P G.A.A, PATRICIA ANN DAVIDSON Home Ec. Club Vice-Pres. U.W.F. Ir. Red Cross I . f 5 I V, if , tl' F HERBERT IAMES CORNI Co-Op. Mgr. Ir, Class Vice-Pres. Block P Tennis Club ALICE ANN DAYTON Spanish Club The Lit IARBARA DEAN BRUSH CONSTANCE E BUCK DOLORES FRANCES BURCH Spanish Club Forum Club U. W. F. VC Home EC. Club Orchestra Home EC. Club h flxg JI--'ZX Philomusia Latin Club Ir. Red Cross U it VZ French Club V K SABEL MARIE CAVIGLIA SIDNEY KENNETH CHEW NANCY IUNE CHRISTENSEN Scph, Council Basketball Ass't Yell Leader Home Ec. Club Wrestling Social Comm Ski Club C SF, Home Ec. Club Track Sports ll I ll rug. vi. We ll solve everything! -1 i fe i . IRGINIA TOURNY COX Sr Class Sec. Sr. Council Forum Club Madrono Sr, Ed DBERT LEROY DEMBROGE Radio Club, LAURA B CRAIG Home EC. Club RICHARD A. DOLE Sports Iudge Pep Comm. IEANESE GRACE CRIST Pep Comm Council Ir Red Cross Social Comm MARGARETl DORMAN lr. Red Cross Home Ec. Club ..T .. o be, or not to be . V N 'ATRICIA IOAN DREW Orchestra A Cappella Choir Social Com.m. Sports SUSAN C, FARNSWORTH Sports Campanile French Club World Service GILBERT A. GIANANDREA MARGARITE P. GUTIERREZ DYAN LIZABETH DU BOIS LUCIA RELF DURAND GAYNELL DYMOND GEORGE HARNED ENGLIS Girls' League Cab. Block P Sec.-Treas. Home Ec. Club Council lr. Red Cross G,A.A. Ski Club World Service Council C S F Basketball Sports Madrono Track ARTHUR LYMAN FISH, IR BARBARA MURIEL FISHER ELEANOR FLOOR ELAINE G. FREEBERG Basketball Ir. Red Cross Dramatics C SF. Tennis Home EC, Club Horsemen's Club Spanish Club BIOCIC P Sports Tri-Hi-Y Sr Council IANE ANNE GIDLEY Point Award Comm. Spanish Club Thespians Philomusia DAVID BRUCE HAIGI-IT, Basketball Council Exchange Assembly ,X , X t -ti is ffl: ARTHUR THEODORE GIESE ROBERT ALLAN GORDON HELEN ELAINE GORMAI Campanile Football G.A.A. Board C S.F. Baseball Wrestling Trafiic IR, SALLY HALBERT MARY FRANCES HALL EDWARD RICHARD HAN Sports World Service Track C.S.F. Ir. Red Cross Cross Country Block P Home Ec. Club Ski Club Sports MARLENE ANNE ETHEN IANICE M. EVANS T FARMANFARMAIAN Philomusia Sports Tenms Club Home Ec Club A Cappella Choir A Cappella Choir Phllomusla Sports Internat'l Club Trees. GARY GAYLORD GAIRAUD GLORIA IEAN GALLEY DELORISIEAN GANSCHOW Block P A Cappella Chotr 5-hcappella Choi' Basketball Horsemen's Club llomusm Swimming Waiting for something? JSSELLA DIANE GRAHAM IOHN A GRANT Sr Council U W F Thesplans Forum Club Home EC Club RddlO Club Phllomusxa Swlmmmg CK ELMER HANSEN lOAN MARTlN HARRIMAN ' Sports Phxlomusxa Home EC Club BARBARA BOYNTON GREEN Com Gxrls' Athletics Red Cross Chaxrman Forum Club Block P TAYLOR HATHAWAY Block P Swlmmmg Backetball Waterpolo N 1 1 1 ll There s a meeting tonight BEVERLY HAYS CHARLES W Orchestra Pep Comm A Cappella Choir Block P Social Comm, Council SPOrts Swimming MARIORIE ANN HICKEY EARL DANA Sports Waterpolo Home EC Club Swimming Ir. Red Cross Block P Basketball HAYVVOOD HILL LESTER HELLUM WILLIAM R, HENDERSON LORNA P, HENDRICKSON Sports Forum Club Council C S F. Sports MARIORIE E HOLLAND OLE HOLSTI CHARLES THOMSON HOP Home EC Club Track Waterpolo Social Comm C S E Basketball Golf Sr Council Golf A it killifkliiw' -mix? E35 W f sw 'lfQQ'3,,tf ,lV 1-I . 1 ISIS ISII I I I K if ' IOE AKIRA IKEDA KEITH ELLIOT IRWIN JOAN ESTELLE IACKSON NADA VIVIAN IACKSON ROBERTA K. IACKSON Track Football Home Ec, Club Philomusia Head Yell Leader Basketball A Cappella Choir Pep Comm. Ir. Red Cross Horsemen's Club World Service PATRICIA ANN KAI-KEE HERBERT C, KAUFMAN KATHERINE E. KECK DONALD B, KEESING CHESTER LAWRENCE KI Sports Swimming Block P Illdqe Basketball ' Spanish Club Basketball Campanile Lit Ed, Block P T nnis Club Vice-Pres. Home Ec, Club Camp Sports Ed. Swimminq e G.A.A. Tennis Waterpolo RONALD H HENDRICKSON MONTE IAMES HENDRIX DANIEL PAUL HICKEY Brunch Comm. Band Swumrnlng Block P Football Track ANNE ELIZABETH HORNBY MARY CHARLENE HOWARD SAMUEL KEEPORTS HOWRY Maclrono Art E, Track Block P Social Comm. C.S,F. I was dieting. but - viii R' If . IACK IAYNE Councll CONSTANCE I KEITHLEY Sports Olllclals' Club U W F. A Cappella Chou ROBERTA IEAN IORDAN Home EC Club A Cappella Choir Ir Red Cross BEVERLEY DEAN KELLEY Phnlomusxa A Cappella Choir Ski Club Slmnlizlx Club ADELA G IUNGERMANN Socral Comm. C S F. lr: Council A Cappella Choir FLORA LYNN KIRSCHNER C S F. Paly Players A Cappella Choir French Club something happened! MYRNA LEE KIZER Madrono Act Ed. A Cappella Choir CSI' French Club BERNARD K, LEUNG Track Minor Block P Council Tennis Club IUNE WAKADO KUSUDA Home EC Club ELIZABETH LITTLER C S F, Orchestra Block P Campanile ALICE IO KWONG Com Girls' Act Ir Youth Council Pres, Forum Club Sec C.S E. LENORE ESTHER LONG Asst Yell Leader Sr Council Pep Comm Ir. Youih Council IANE LUCILLE LARSON C S F Sports Home Ec Club MARY LOUISE LONG Priv Card Comm, G A A. Sec Pep Comm Social Comm. BILLIE PATRICIA LAWAI A Cappella Choir Orchestra Philomusia PASCUAL W. LOZANO Football U.W.F , .Ni 3, gif a I-ig. S .lair ALLAN LYNCH MARGARET ANN MCCALL JOHN S. MCCUTCHAN THOMAS C. MCDONALD ELLEN CLAIR McDOWELL Football Sr. Class Vice-Pres. Basketball Mgr. Latin Club Track Social Comm. Pl'1ilO1TlUSid Sr. Council French Club Pep Comm. Home EC. Club DIANE PATRICIA MCMAHON IANICE K. MACABEE IOYCE E. MacDONALD AURELIA T. MACHADO IAMES HAROLD MADSEN Sports Girls' League Cab. Sports Home EC. Club Band Home EC. Club Block P OFCIIBSUG A Cappella Choir Social Comm. Assembly Comm. NORMA IANE LAWSON IEANNINE LAYNE MARGARET ESTHER LEE Home Ec. Club A Cappella Choir Tralflc Home Ec. Club WILLIAM DENNIS LUCAS THOMAS LEE LUCE IAUNITA LUGONE Chief Iustice Football Home Ec. Club Football Basketball Baseball Pep Comm. Block P Block P u ll Hey! Service! ,,,...-- I l . I E PATRICIA HOPE MCFADDEN HUGH C. MCEARLAND KAY K, MCGRANAHAN Latm Club Social Comm, Phtlomusia Sports WILLIAM L, MADSEN KATHRYN M MAGNUSON DIANNE LESLIE MAIWALD Football Home Ec, Club Home Ec. Club Knucklebusters Sports Sports Ir, Red Cross In the news CHARLES D, MARLER, IR. Intemat'l Club Pres. Forum Club ROBERT LEROY MOSHER A Cappella Choir Traffic Block P Track DORIS MARLENE MARSH IAMES ALLEN MARSHALL FREDERIC LINCOLN MARX IOHN DICKINSON MA A Cappella Choir Radio Club Com. Publications Ir Red Cross A Cappella Choir Campanile Ed Forum Club Baseball ERIC SIEMON MULLER MARILYN IEANNE MUNSON SHIGEKO S NAKAYAMA ARCOLA NICHOLS Waterpolo Social Comm Sports Swimming Brunch Comm. Block P Sports ' DORIS LA VERNE O'BR1EN INAMARIE O'NEII..L ELWYNNE CLAIRE ORRIS Orchestra Sec, ol Com. A Cappella Choir Block P C.S.F. Social Comm, Social Comm. Thespians ROBERT W. PERSHING ANDREW ALTO PETERSON IOANNE PETERSON Waterpolo Sr. Class Treas. Swimming Forum Club U.W,F Ir. Red Cross LOUIS OSBOURNE Bartd RUTH FEHR PIEPER Ski Club Sports ROBERT LEROY OSBOUR GEORGE C. PINKERTON Football MARIE K MIEDINGER PHYLLIS MEREDITH DIANE MARIE MILLER Home Ec. Club Block P Sports Sports Home EC, Club Phrlomusra Phrlomusta FREDERICK IOSEPH NORRIS WILLIAM H NORTHWAY, lr WILLIAM HARWOOD OBER Spamsh Club Com Publlc Welfare Internatxonal Club C,S F. Basketball Angels' Nest OAN PEARSON LLOYD CARLTON PARKER GERMAINE A PERBOST Home Ec. Club Basketball A Cappella Chotr Sports Track Sr. Councll OHN MORGAN PINKERTON PETER BROKAW PITSKFR WILMA LOUISE PLUNKETT Football I Basketball Forum Club Baseball C S F. C.S.l . U WF French Club Supreme Court IOHN DONALD POOL Swimming Waterpolo LITA RASMUSSEN Olficials' Club A EVELYN PREGILI. RONALD IVAN PRESNELL PATRICIA LEE PRICE VARNELL PRICE Home Ec. Club Radio Club Block P Pep COIIIII1- Sec Point Award Basketball GLA A. Tennis Club Sec. IUANA E RATHBUN RICHARD I' REDDEN, IR DONALD E RHOADES DONALD WAYNE RINC Forum Club Vice-Pres Basketball Swimming Swimminq Biock P C S I' Basketball Walerpolo Social Comm, Tennis Waierpolo Spanish Club it il Q 1 PATRICIA ROWE Council Sec. Priv. Carcl Comm. Sec. Ir. Youth Council C.S.F. BEVERLY D. SEIFERLEIN MARY ELEANOR RUSSELL PHYLLIS IEAN RUSSELL HARRY A. SAMBUCETO OTTO ANTHONY SCHLE Pep Comm. Sporis Radio Club Baseball Home Es. Club Spanish Club Basketball Ski Club GLADYS LOUISE SEVIER CHARLES F. SHADDLE ROBERT CARL SHIPKEY IOSEPH DOMINGO SIEI A Cappella Choir Football C.S.F. Football Block P Block P Priv. Card Comm. Council Pep Comm. Brunch Comm. DEAN DONNEL RAILTON DONALD S. RALSTON RODNEY LEROY RAMIREZ Basketball Football Football BARBARA ROACH ADELAIDE SIBLEY ROGERS PATRICIA L. ROUNSEFELL U.W,F Sports Spanish Club C.S.F Campamle CSF. Forum Club Home Ec. Club U.W.F. Block P World Service my .1 ,,. Ik., . ,,x .. V, 511,1 5 ' f f'tp ty fL fisl'i35' if Faster. faster! faster. faster! RICHARD HENRY SCHOLZ ZOAL DOROTHY SCHWAB IOAN MCCRAY SCOFIELD Swlmmlng Dramattcs Soclal Comm. Waterpolo CSF. Wrestling Madrono Football Sports WILLIAM L. SINCERE MARTHA LOUISE SINDEN ARTHUR ALMON SMITH Forum Club Football C SF. Horsemerfs Club 65 words per minute! BARRY NELSON SMITH GORDON DEAN SMITH MONA ELIZABETH SMITH ANTHONY ERIC SNELSON PETER BONNARD SNOC Priv. Card Comm, Basketball A Cappella Choir Football Football Mgr. C,S.F. U.W.F. Philomusia Block P Basketball World Service T1'dCk Wrestling DAVID STEPHEN SPOHR CAROL ANN SQUIRES IEAN IRENE STARK ROBERT C. STEINBACH MARIAN MAY STEINEKE Campanile Forum Club Spanish Club Block P Social Comm. Social Comm. Track Official C,S.F. Sports Madrono Asst. Ed. Spanish Club Block P A ,...Lff' D AVID STUART C.S.F. Spanish Club World Service Track DIANA TOLE A Cappella C Ir. Council Sports CLI f'l.-L DEAN' CHARLES' SWANSON IAMES WEBB TENNEY NINA IEAN THARP ALAN HALSEY THOMPS Band Com. of Finance Com. Boys' Athletics Pres. Basketball Baseball Basketball Baseball U-W-F- Baseball C.S.F. Block P GARY BRENT TOLLNER HERBERT STEWART TOWLE IAMES BARTON TRIPLETT KAREN LOUISE TUDOR hair C.S,F, Baseball l3lOCk P Spanish Club Basketball French Club Spanish Club Thespians LILLIAN P. SPAULDING Ir, Red Cross World Service SHIRLEY V SOLLARS Home Ec. Club Ski Club TOY STOREY Swimming Horsemerfs Club Ski Club BETTY LOUISE STONE Home Ec Club lr Red Cross e-1 'Y' V P4131 X I ll W' 'if-Ekfi gxgyggw U 3 gt Www? . , 5 Nuff 2 ' ALVIN LOUISE SPENCER Basketball NORMAN KEITH STOTT Baseball Basketball ii -A www-a.. '54 LIZABETH EDE TIMBY ETHEL MAY TODD HERSHEI.. HERALD TODD CSF. A Cappella Choir Swimming French Club Philomusia Pres, Waierpolo A Cappella Choir Sr. Council Wrestling Radio Club IRIC UPMANIS VANCE IRVING VALENCIA LEON WALTER VALENTINE Internationl Club Eooiball Sr, Council Council Brunch Comm, What are they doing here? Does it run? PETER G. VANDERPOOL LORNA DICKSON VARIAN IOI-IN ROBERT VIPHAM, IR. BESSIE MAE WADE Block P Home Ec. Club Football Home Ec, Club Football Swimming Track Basketball Socxal Comm. Ski Club WILLIAM K. WALLACE, IR. MAUREEN P. WATKINS EDWIN EVERETT WEAL DAVID RUSSELL WELLS Madrono Basketball Football Swimmmg Photo Club Baseball Home EC. Club Track .Hia 75 f i FRANCES C. WI-IITTEMORE LORRAINE M. WICKLIFFE BARBARA W WIDDOWS DON LAURENCE WILBER Iudge C.S F. Forum Club Madrono Point Award Pres. Sports U W.F. Photo Club C.S.F. Latin Club World Sbrvice Forum Club Phrlomusla IO- ANNE K. WITHGITT HARRY WONG PATRICIA CLAIRE WOOD GLORIA E. WRIGHT Ir Red Cross Basketball Campamle Block P ' Home Ec. Club Councll Sports Ir Class Vxce-Pres. Sports French Home EC. Club Pres. Oflicxals' Club HELEN MEREDITH WALK ALICE MARIE WESEMAN Home EC. Club f Q r . ...- ..,, Itlt .f .. ..r ..,r,, ,U .,.,.t 1 M ..f,- .f. .,1.--..- I ft - . f - '- . I 'W' I xt' Q., A aw? 1 5 tr f ' ' ff . A 'G .Wu t.. 1, I '71 Tx IC . -I-S: 'M 'Ag W F 'M fbi N . -. . f Q -, J.. dm .,rf:swm ROVEDA M. WILLHIDE Brunch Comm. Socral Comm, Sports IOYCE M. WUNDERLICH Home EC. Club l'Iorsemen's Club CS F. MARY LEE WHELCHEL Madrono Ed. C.S.F, Pres. Forum Club U,W.F YOAN L, WINTERBOTHAM Priv. Card Comm. Sr. Council Point Award Board C.S.F. ,-1 v- 'I like this one NAMES WITHOUT FACES LINCOLN FONG CHARLES YORK Big Business TIME CHANGES 1 R. Wi111iide, 2. C Bewmari, 3. F. Kirschner, 4. S. Bermeti, 5. M, Hickey, 6. M. Meidiriger 7 C Marler, 8 P, Drew, 9. M. Hall, 10. Ci. Wright, 11, H. Armstrong, 12, C. Shaddle, 13 M Whe1che1, 14, S Rogers, 15 M. McCa11, 16. C. Squires, 17. P. Davidson, 18. I. Stark, 19. C Arrrisby, 20 N.T1'iarp, 21. B. Timby, 22. H, Gorman, 23. M. Kizer, 24. I. Harriman, 25. A, Thomp son, 26. M. Siriclen gf ALL THINGS ,-un '3 'lf in 1. I. Winterbotham, 2, M. Long, 3. I. Larsen, 4, I. Evans, 5. B. Bevilockway, 5. P. Bowen 7, L. Littler, 8. P. Conrad, 14. I. Meredith, 20. B. 25. V. Cox, 26. C. R. Graham, 9. I... Craig, IO. A, Kwong, 11. O. Holsti, 12. I. Gidley, 13 Cleaver, 15. E Orris, 16. K, Magnuson, 17, Y. Be-Hanger, 18. M. Allen, 19. P. Erickson, 21. I. Perbost, ZZ, A. Iungermann, 23. I. Withgitt, 24. M. Alden, Hoppe. Nb' s. QA5? V Ja Q. .' ,K I ., 1 5f2aJ7EN 5 AAKK t , 'lf 4' xy so , J -J ,fx .f X I-.J W- Y X ,V , H 5 ' ' - .. ui ! NNN,-s-, iigg... K , A ' P Photo 4: B. Farr, S. Willhide, M. Curtis. CLASS OF '52 Photo 5: Top Row: H. Strothmann, A. Cox. B. Farr, D. Dunham. Bottom Row: D. ianchi, M. Caviglia, E. Wank. Photo 6: Sophomore Counselor, Mr. Knoles. 95 Photo 1: Iunior Counselor, Mr. Palmer. Photo 2: Top Row: W. Wan, B. Armstrong, I. Williams, Bottom Rowg F. Ferandin. I. Nakata, C. Kashima. CLASS OF '51 .flf Photo 3: W. Wan, B. Armstrong, C. K-:shit F. Ferandin. Sv 3 I 1 igg Top Row: D. Reinke, H. Kashima, I. Kimball, M. Manchester, G Miller, M. Iones, T Luce, R Whitcomb, P. Zschokke, M. Flattley, D. Hendrickson. Second How: F. Kumagai, I Peterson, L Iohnson, R. Iackson, V. Miranda, Z Warner, D. Tankersley, I. Bugge, R. Wylie, M. Callahan, G Neff. Third Row: S Pinkerton, P Austin, M. Cumming, C. Bechtel, I. Sturgeon, M. Waite, M Perry, P. Postal, M Lundquist, I. Beitz, S Iohnson, Fourth Row: B Iohnson, C, Phillips, G. Field, L. MacFaolon, R Holt, I. Meyring, V. Hafner, B. Newcomb, M. Lockwood, A. Robinson, R. Winslow. fa Top Row: P. Pershing, P. Sexton, D. Van Slyke, S. Purviance, D. Hibner, D. Youngs, M. Arnstein, B. Bill- ings, L. Rarnm, D, Cunningham, R. Plough. Second Row: I. Oeschger, B. Rooney, R. Klein, B. Borders, B. McDowell, E. Van Wagoner, M Harrison, M. Snumpf, Third Row: I. Landi, M. Suva, M. Manning, M. Reeder L. Rowan, A. Hurley, M. Martin, B. Roland, I Baxter Fourth Row: I. Helm, A. Helm, M. Stewart, I. Kirkpatrick, P. Iones, M. Currey, I Howatt, I Olavson, D. Cefalev, C. Benedict. Top Row: D. Griggs, B. Nagatoishi, I. Alksne, B. Pellizzari, M. Yanicks, I, Butler, D. Reeves, I. Anderson, L. Chaplin, P. Wolken, M. Farmer. Second Row: L. Moreno, B. Sloan, B. Dykers, M. Couch, I. Brown, N. McKae, L. Wilson,'I. Blois, I. Di Salvo, F. Fernandin, I. Kawakimi. Third Row: P, Santos, T. Bledsoe F. Morales, G. Kelly, I. Iohnson, I, Baker, W. Wan, F. Heinecke, D. McDougall, D. Goodspeed, I. Matulac. Fourth Row: I, Nakata, B. Harrison, A. Schwab, L. Greene, H. MacLean, N. Fulton, B. Holst, L. Sierra I vs I P9 6 sz , Top Row: A. Cooley, C. Boreta, C. Burd, R. Elward, G. Otter, H. Barrett, I. Tinney, W. Hushaw, R. Grieg, I. Williams. Second Row: W. Meyers, R. Wells, M. Sn urnpf, N. Thornton, G. DeWolt, A. Brown, E. Iacobsen, R. McDaniel, A. Helgesson, M. Snumpl. Third Row: L. Ryan, B, Shaw, A. Knoles, B. Krone, D. Dickerson, B. Gibbons, K. Smith, P. Leiyon, I. Oleson, D. Rittersen, P. Benson, Fourth Row: M. Field, S. Hopper, C. Maurer, P. Huff, M. Sandage, M. Parry, S. Schottler, B. Shroat, R. Iordan, S. Hayward. LITINIQ. Top Row: R. Bente, I. Gannon, B. Armstrong, S. Israel, B. Larsen, L. Brooks, F. O'Hare, N. Elwood, C. Hooker, B. Pederwon, K. Grant. Second Row: N. Mock, I, Schiller, C, Buttitta, D. Callander, B. Heine, T. Griffin, I, Kathary, P Thirionet, C. Tarr, C. Robinson. B. Barr. Third Row: R. Cebulla, N. Thomson, P. Pell, R. Hayes, D, Bodley, T. Keeble, R. Maitland, T. McGann, W. Hushaw, R. Brond, B. Smith. Bottom Row: I. Goodloe, L. Barr, B. Drys- dale, L. Willbur, H, Roberson, M. Smith, S. Wagener, G. Anderson, M. Iohansen, M, Ingalls, D. Geng. Top Row: I. Paciulli, B. Hanford, N. Knight, I. Tidcty, S. Parks, D. Davies, I. Patch, P. Cram, H. Todd, M. Poster- nalc, I. McGuy. Second Row: R. Dinapoli, R. Gray, D. Perry, A. Mock, D. Mosher, I. Leo, B. Fallbusch, S. Butera, B. Bloom, I. Curiiss, T. Whitford. Third Row: C. CoWan,, P. Hotiacker, P. Simms, S. Hardy, L. Atterbury, L. Best, B. Humbarger, A. Henderson, B. Bolton, R. Sharp, D. Tucker, Bottom Row: M. Gorrecht, N. Fulton, C. Ietfries, L. Kelley, B. Lamson, E. Sturm, B. Hartman, L. Gray, I. Minlcler, I. Gurlev. 2 Top Row: B. Hennon, W. Whitforcl, G. Cook, L, Ganley, D Wray, L. Chew, I. Filler, B, Aguilar, V. Emma, D. Amstutz, B. Nelson, W. Davis, B, King. Second Row: M. Piercy, P. Mudgett, M. Beck, I. Copeland, P. Porter, D. Hendrickson, I. Salbert, P. Meyer, I. Morse, P Hickey, L. Iaclcson. Third Row: I. Hall, D Hodgkin, C. Wilbur, I. Blondell, D, Stott, G. Talrnan, H Lawshe, I Van Bergen, B. Cahn, L, Polizzi, I Kumagai, E, Kwong. Fourth Row: M. lkomoto, S, Yamashita, N, Carey, B. Perry, G. Schaut, M, Stimmel, E. Keck, H. Crocker, E. Wank, B. Dunbar, F. Leon, D. Osbourne. Q Top Row: I. Grittis, R. Repetto, B. Aguilar, A. Gleason, B. Green, B Farr, I. Dickerson, I. Colman, D. Cady l.. Bishop, E. Morinan, B. Burnbaca. Second How: B. Nicewonger, B. Oakley, S. Huffaker, G. Perry, H Mevious, M. Sundberg, A, Douglas, M. Richardson, A. Chang, N. Cole, G. McFadden. Third Row: A Iones, M Stebbins, B. Mofiit, G. Williams, W. Tice, F. Mills, B. McCormick, B. Hofter, B. Witcotski, R Keesing, A Cox. Fourth Row: l. Lawant, D. Whittier, M. Du Bois, C Greene, S. Iensen, S Kadoguchi, G Shull, N. Bowden, E. Gully, M. L. Lauricella, E. Oller, H. Canderle. .. N . , Top Row: P. Harnpel, C. O'Hare, I. Conquest, B. Strain, B. Riordan, B. Phillips, D, Wallace, M. Fromhold, D Malinoif, T. Davidson, E. Hardy, D. Cairns. Second Row: D. Bianchi, A Svihra, M. Caviglia, G, Garcia, B. West, L. Bew, M. Heersema. Third How: B, Fleisch mann, D. Miller, A. Wheeler, E. Morinan, I. Williams, D. Cathcart, E. Behrn, B. Sierra, K. Bourquin, M. Shafen, D. Minor, I. Swatfel, T. Hanna. Fourth Row: I. Elsmore, B. Belyea, I. Leitner, C. Willett, B. Hiatt, E. West, B. Knapp, B. Anderson, G. Knoles, V. Corbin, X- I 1-Q'-New Top Row: L. Van Eaton, B. Erickson, D. Brooks, L. Sanchez, D. Riley, P. Samper, K. Marsh, H. Bruning. B Fong, T. Sheffield, G. Lomdzzi, T. Stratton. Second Row: I. Harvey, L. Hays, N. Iensky, I. Thompson, I. Christy, C. Criglar, C. Fletcher, I. Iarvis, B. Rogers, D. Dunham, M. Haines, M, Curtiss, N. Rogers. Third Row: B. Pitsker, I Cochran, R, Behnke, I. Radford, D. Eckert, D. DeVoto, A, Ayres, I. Mitchell, B. Nichols I. Coombs, B. Gabrielson, R. Britton. Fourth Row: B. Strobelt, I. Roodhouse, M. Chapman, C. Davreux, I. Spencer, S. DeMoulin, M. Kitchen, M. Alden, L. Kevin. P. Bedttv. P. Marvin. C. Zschokke ... .I Q 4 41 st F Top Row: A. Wheeler, W. Kathary, B. Moon, D. Faville, G. Ingram, P. Brink, M. Lesley, I. Blackburn, I. Barton, L. Miller. Second Row: H. Strothmann, D. Carey, B. Van Wagoner, S. Watson, S. Strain, S. Maier, M. Marchant, M. Feri, R. West. Third Row: R. Holland, T. Moore, L. Terman, D. Grief, T. Hodge, G. Marx, P. Kelly, W. Black, G. Yount, I. Vlahos. Fourth Row: M. Cathcczrt, D. Philips, P. Sturgeon, D. Bonnette, S. Thompson, A. LaDue, B. Zimmerman, G. Caves, K. Russell. X . . .K . .V alvtgi. I J, i.. . E . . by I 'M wi f ?5 -437. I . J I Top row: R. Tyndall, G. Vickers, B. Mussen, B. Elliot, G. Curnow. Second Row: N. Curtis, P. Burnham, I. Ferandin, G. Greenam, L, Bonander, I. Stewart, C. Marshall, F. Vincent. Third Row: S. Dunn, V. Boreta, S. Holman, B. Stevens, I. Coots, B. Nelson, H. Dalmadge, M. Iohnson, R. Mann. Fourth Row: C. Prouty, B. Stover, S. Willhide, N. Anderson, M. Braly, S. Strothmann, D. Schauer, I. Darbellay. I x uf . -'Ex AG a f 41, - -, rw ,q..g,-.3, 3, ,. .I A , . x R gl: A 41: is 1, , -Q-.,. . fl 3 A' YQ' J -'-. ,Aw . - . x MJ .. ..v.,,w, , , ixtt.-iw. ,3.'..g, V - Xav.. ... 2,5-4.1, 5 .552 -J. Q. .. i'fw3'? ':2 T'X: .L':'l 4 W-, n- . .-.fgyeff v,' ,.if1 fV93 p gr . -Nh V fggagf. .T-1i'r,. -0. 'Q A' 5 3.'k'i.:'1',,,1Q3Q,w, ,QQ ' I E ', ,,5fQ'-fv .2 gg ' :. -F-'jitv-v via. ' ' my -QI' fi- . ' wr' ,,.y'0 '.4 .,g. at, .t w, M, - .L - ..,, 4 V N 1 GW!-Q 4 -,-. 3 ,,, .. rg ' .,4,-. JY N. yy av,v,3-4, . 'f - 2' ff-rf ' ,df Alf.. Wy i. , ' ' 1 , V 1 ,L-:Rx .2'::,. 'tg 'A -A x- ,fai- .-,:g.', .QQ vffq, - 0'-Q, , ' ' 45. Q - . AW ,LA -x '-mf, . H' N--g.,,,V,-Q!! A W .JN r fl Q' GIRLS' ACTIVITIES ALICE KWONG FINANCE IIM TENNEY BOYS' ATHLETICS ALAN THOMSON SECRETARY ELWYNNE ORRIS COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC WELFARE BILL NORTHWAY .,. egg I 9 A gh, RI? M, I s 2 5 A A K AAT . I A I WE .. ?,1:wii?1z I A54 A 'I '-.' ' ef R' Z' X BOYS' ACTIVITIES BOB ARMSTRONG SOCIAL IUDY CLEAVER GIRLS' ATHLETICS BARBARA GREEN PUBLICATIONS DICK MAY , S 'E STUDENT COURT Paly's law enforcement agency, tries and sen- tences all violators of school regulations. Sponsor, Mr. Nolte. Top Row: S. Dole, P. Bowen. Second Row: D. ,.. . ,I Lucas, F. Whittemore, Mr. Nolte. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL is the law-making body of Paly High, with mem- bers democratically elected from the three classes. Sponsor, Mr. Stewart. Top Row: B. Billings, M. Arnstein, B. Armstrong, G. English, G. Kelly. Second Row: I. Winter- botham, G. Wright, P, Rowe, M. Reeder, C. Hcry- wood. Third Row: M. Allen, D. Dunham, N. Rog- ers, A, Cox, B. Farr. Fourth Rowf E. Kwong, I. Sal- abert, 'M. Caviglia, I. Nakata, l... Gray. COUNCIL OFFICERS L. to R.: B. Armstrong, vice president, P. Rowe, secre ' tary, C. Haywood, presi n dent. pg 4 I 'WH Mew tw . av I SV Top Row: H. Gorman, M. Lockwood, B. Green, M. Long, I. Beitz. First Row: M. Cormaclc, L. Durand, C. Bradford, B. Bolton. B OARD OF ATHLETIC CONTROL regulates the presentation ot ath- letic awards and works toward im- proving the inter-school athletic program. Sponsor, Mr, Ray, BOY'S LEAGUE obtains interesting and well- rounded entertainment lor the boys' assemblies. Sponsor, Mr. Hurley. ge.,-..., ,, . Top Row: B. Armstrong C. Shoddle First Row G. Williams M. Arnstein W, Wan. Top Row: Mrs. Kizer, Miss Collins, Miss Anderson, M. Brown. Bottom Row: C. Phillips, M. Billings, A. Kwong, l. Macabee. GIRLS' LEAGUE enables every girl to participate in some school activity. The mos important activities are the Girls Iinx and the Mothers' Tea. Spori sors, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Kizer. G.A.A. BOARD governs and sets rules for utter-school athletics tor girls. Sponsor, Mrs. Kreutzmann. Top Row: P. Bowen, A. Thomso I. Cornish, B. Armstro Bottom Ro B. Beck, C. Haywot A. Fish, P. Pitsken OFFICE HOSTESSES are apprentice secretaries to Mrs. Coleman, acting in such varied roles as receptionists, clerks, typ- ists, and messengers. Sponsor, Mrs. Coleman. TRAFFIC is organized to direct and regulate traffic in the halls and cafeteria. Sponsor, Mr. Stewart. Top Row I. Fraser M. Reeder I. Cornish First Row: S. Iohnson vfrs. Coleman B. Iohnson Mrs Top Row I. Harvey, M. Bermel, B. Roland G. Wright First Row: M. Hall . Coleman I. Dorman. Top Row: Mr. Nolte, B. Smith, M. Harrison, I. Paciulli, P. Hoss. First Row: M. Vaniman, B. Bailey, S, Parks, R. Brand, M. Farmer, Top Row: P. Sexton, B. Bradford, B. Mosher, I. Brown. First Row: M. Lee, A. Kwong, C. Bradford. CO-OP is a non-profit school supply store for the convenience of Paly stu- dents. Sponsor, Mrs. Coleman. STAGE CREW is a hard-working group of boys who put in time and effort to make the staging of Paly's plays as nearly professional as possible. Sponsor, Mr. Nolte. Sponsor , YM . Under . vi: YR. YXenorXcX1sovx, B NX, Cofvvack, G. BUS CH COYAYAXTTEE- bwoch, mcwdmq YxoXX psxroX and CXGGYVNXQ. B: Pwmsuorxq, L. Pmrens, O, Lucas. Seconcl Bo duke C. Bow wan. Yksk Bow: C. 'Z,so'0oY.XLe, vkses YXsYX, C. Sho super 'Yap Bo-Nz P-. Green, B. YNXXYixoe ' B, Bvackoro XCnoXes SENXOB YBXVXLE-GE CBB CONXYAX 'E- cks Qoose desewknq serixors Ko vlkxoqo prwheqe amos XNXXX be aw aided. Spofxsox, urxcoo, C. 'o'oaooXe, My Mafkm, V Bowan, XXMss Moxekxouse. YkxsK 5. Beonekk, Y' Bow e X. XNXmef'ookYxo:9, seXe Mifllxzer, 'Yap Bow: M159 -NX. Longs H Bmw Yvo-N . x NHT 'Y pkms pewkses Toe' sooimq sechorx, and 'oxixhixs sc'oooX spiny Sponsor, My Yraser. -X.NNXXYxaxns, IX. X'XuvXe1,NX. BXXYmqs,X,XIXaYxos. Yke1Bov1: Ps.. b1nc'o,XJK. Long ' bfX,X1avfx:0an. 'no Bow. ' Y, BXoxs, HFVHHD C fofdgiijfffe mm wore, P P ocmz COMMITTEE .bln hldn dth lunfn add tho' t' , roll 508553 LZJTOZQ 5 fine, 39502614 ifefedfibuffcfdrim Long, F Whfttelnore. Second How: Z Slarlr, I Scohel , Hoppeq N Perry, A. Lockwood Bottom How: Z I Cleo Ven B evflookwa D OBrien, P Drew os, A. Hom FISISUSSU, mg AI. lung bl: 013: UH, B H YELL L L54 HS .Ioli:L Lo ng, R locks On, fl Carpenter I C77fI'SfSf1SSU. POINT f .1 J, OAUUITTEE ts lor DQrf1'C1bQt1'oI7 1h school aCI1'Vif1'e-S. Sponsor, Mrs. Sutphen. rnstem, B Heine, AI. Cox, Botforq How: E' Kwong, W Wan, P Whitfe- moo hw I 17 b dZCZ9 ZBIYM Meyr' erlna ays Ba as Wm: :iw 1 V Mx S 63 K' pw Z 4,- f wgjyxjf x f, Q nn 3 ' .,.. z .-,-,.,:H,HQ . .y...:.1: .,.. .,... ...-. .. - Xe ..: 9 Q.. fn 1-s.,p -, ., , -- J -f V. ..,, 9- , ,.,. . . .,.. . . . ..,,. 5,6 V ...,,,....,,,.,,,.5.. - --an:-g,,..f: .ez N, gk. ME x- .- .c1,,.gfg,:,, ,A ,QW -- ---- ' 'X ' ' ...- 1 :55-,,.-' -,ggg fz ,3 EY- ' ' X W ' .I-2,-:' 'L 1 . -A .22-, :2 -,-. FL- . .:.. ..-. : , Q IQI V g 51. :HQWQ--'Iv A ,K n .: A . V z 1 W5 8,5-,gag ,gg , f ',v-li,x Top Row: W. Plunkett, A. Hornby, D. Keesing, B. Brown, A. Fish, D. Wilber. Second Row: L. Diiremd M Kizer, B. Roach, M. Whelchel, L. Willbur. Bottom Row: Mr. Davis, I. Nakata, V. Cox, I, Stark, I. Scofield. MARY LEE WHELCHEL .......... IEAN STARK ,..,,......,.......,... ART FISH ,.,,...... GINNY COX ........,.. ANNE HORNBY .......,. MYRNA KIZER ,...,.., LUCIA DURAND ........ DON KEESING ......,.... DON WILBER .......,.. BOB BROWN ...................... MAUREEN WATKINS .... BARBARA ROACH ....,,..,.. WILMA PLUNKETI' .........,. IOAN SCOFIELD ,..,,...... IANE NAKATA .... ...... LEILA WILLBUR .,,....,, BOB SMITH., ,. ....... MIKE CALLAHAN ....,.., BETTY BOLTON ....,.... MR. BILLY DAVIS ..,..,,,. MADRONO Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Senior Editor Art Editor Activities Editor Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor ., ,.,..,.., Photographer Photographer Candids Editor Art Staff Art Staff Typist Iunior Editor Iunior Editor Asst. Sports Editor .......,.,,Asst. Sports Editor ..r,.,.....Art Staff Advisor Top Row: T. Hodge, I. Kimball, T. Giese, P. Kelly, D. May, I. Hanley. Second Row: Miss Turner, B. Nichols G W1lIldmS, I. Fraser, B. Farr. Bottom Row: K. Keck, B. Bolton, P. Mudgett, B. Dunbar, M. Bermel, M. Field. IACK FRASER .......... TED GIESE ......,...... KATHY KECK ,.......,,. TONY HODGE ............. PEGGY MUDGETT ......... GARY WILLIAMS ........ IOHN KIMBALL ........ MARTA FIELD .......... BILL F ARR ..........,...... RALPH BRITTON ......... SIBLEY ROGERS .......... MURIEI. BERMEL ......... BILL NICHOLS .......... IOHN HANLEY ......... BETTY BOLTON .........,. DICK MAY ............,.... ANCY ROGERS ......... LISSA WANK ............. BARBARA DUNBAR .........,......... MISS FLORENCE TURNER ,.......... CAMPANILE Editor-in-Chief ........Managing Editor .Feature Editor ........Feature Editor .Feature Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Times Reporter ........Radio Reporter ........Photographer Reporter ........Reporter Reporter Business Manager Ad Manager Ad Manager Ad Staff Ad Staff Ad Staff Advisor C. S' F. QFFICERS Top Row: T. Hodge, N Perry, L Durand, B. Heine, I Fraser, I. Cochran, Mr Kreps. Second Row: R. DeVoto, E. Freeberg, L. Littler, S. Dunn, M Whelchel, V Hafner, H. Strothman. Third Row: M Lockwood, A. Lockwood, L. Kevin, G. Knoles, I. Kirkpatrick, D Day D. Callander up Row: M. Whelchel, I. Fraser, M. Bermel. Bottom Row: L. Atterbury, M Lockwood, M. Field. issing: D. Keesing. Top Row: ond Row: Ferandin , X B, Drysdale, B, Shaw, P. Pitsker, O Holsti, M. Arnstein, H. Kashima, Extend, Sec- M. Steineke, N. Cole, B, Krone, C. Cowan, W. Wan, M. Farmer, Bottom Row: F , G. Anderson, M. Bermel, M Field, A. Kwong, P.Simms, N. Rogers, P. Rounselell Top Row: W. Plunkett, M. Kizer, T. Giese, D. Keesing, E. Iacobsen, I. Paciulli, R. Smith, L. Iohn- son. Second How: B. Roach, A. Hornby, I. Winterbotham, H. Kashima, R. Keesing, R. Fleisch- mann, D. Miller. Bottom Row: S. Halbert, V. Cox, B. Bolton, I. Cleaver, I. Scofield, I. Stark. F. Whittemore, F. Kirschner. CS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION F, aims to promote :scholarship and perlorixir :zchool rtervicox Spotigor Mr Kiepa S Q ' . ..5--roi, K . I K. 4 Q L 3, 5 fa ' ef: , A .fix . xv, 'Y l 24 . e W. I5 -S 2 'i li' S V i ' l . 7' Top Row: B. Sturm, B Babka, I. Kirkpatrick, B. Hayes, Mrs. Smith, P. Drew, A. Iungermann, CHOIR OFFICERS E Todd Second Row: D Millar, I. Schiller, L. Kelley, D. O'Brien, B. Bevilockway, M. Alden, M Sandoge First Row: P. Kelly, L, Moreno, B. Hartman, I. Di Salvo, D. Ganschow, P. Mitchell, I D Marsh I. D1 Salvo, E. Todd, M Lt Top Row: B Bradtord, B. Mosher, B Borders, F Armstrong, B. Bumbaca, D. Van Slyke Second Row: I Vlahose, R Payne, G Dalrnadge, G Ingram, R Tyndall, G Vickers. First Row: I Srhwoltel G Yount, D Carenss, B lacobsen, B Klein Top Row: D. Shaver, B. Kelley, R. Iordan, L. Price, M, Smith, C. Tarr, C. Bradford, M. Lee, M. Kizer. Second Row: M. Ethen, A. Douglas, P. Sturgeon, A. Schwab, B, Van Wagoner, I. Lawant, B. Rogers, H. Canderle. Third Row: P Kirschner, E. Timby, R, Reyea, M. Sundborg, M Guttier' rez, B. Norman, M. Beck, G. Caves. Front Row: P Simms, P. Iones, L. Chuck, F. Leon, N Carey B. Montgomery, Mrs. Smith. A CAPELLI-X CHOIR .llVF'.' an opportunity to .airifj harmony in a well-directed group Sponaor Mr: Smith ,iw ,, Q - 1 ...-,. I ' x Q Je ' ' ' if A de' , 45 is f5 ',,g' ' 'T A -if' I G AG- 5' X 4 V ' 'I . 5, - ' F :'2UI'5v.f? 1 iff. QW if I - r I ,Kyi v ,. . . .Nita-aaf 1 I - It 1, fd' fy t sf t as mf N v ig 'If IQ.. tt I W 1 1 ,eff My t all if 5 Q' ' it Q 552. ' t 'S t ' 1, My Y V I I is the school magazine which represents the creative efforts of the students in writing, art, photography and crafts. Sponsor, Mrs, Gill. Lit Ed., M. Lockwood. Top Row: R. Osborne, P. Hoss, I. Cornish, P. Burch, L. Osborne. Bottom Row: D. Wilber, A, Enderton, M. Field, M. Lockwood, I. Blois, I. Tiddy. S P A N I S H C L U B strives to acquaint its members better with the lives and customs of the Spanish-speaking people by Spanish songs, games, and speakers. Sponsor, Mrs Guerrero. Top Row: Mrs. Guerrero, F. Norris, B. Bailey, Fl, Stem bach, I. Peterson, B. Widclows, B. Babka, C, Armsby K. Tudor Second Row: D. Stucxrt, S. Dunn, L. Atter bury, A. Knoles, L. Willbur, S. Wagoner, P. Rounse tell, A. Dayton Third Row: B. Krone, E, Littler B Knapp, L, Wickliffe, B. Bevilockway, B, Hays, E. Arm strong, M. Alden, L Durand. Bottom Row: L. Best P Mudgett, L. Chuck, M. Bermel, B, Brush, P. Simms SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS E. Armstrong, D. Stuart, P. Rounselell is Paly High's only discussion group, designed to en- courage the exchange of ideas among students Sponsor, Mrs. Walsh. Top Row: I. Fraser, R. McDaniel, C, Mosher, D. May M. Callahan, I. Peterson, B. Widdows, M. Sinden, W Plunkett. Second Row: G. Kelly, R. Plough, D. Davies B. Green, M. Whelchel, Mrs. Walsh. Third Row: B Roach, L. Hendrickson, P. Rowe, M. Brown, L. Rowan R. Brokaw, C. Buck, B. Northway. Fourth Row: M Lockwood, I. Brown, I. Stark, I. Gurley, A. Carpenter A. Kwong, G. Cox, F. Whittemore. V FORUMFCLUB OFFICERS M. Lockwood, W. Plunkett. W. Rathbun, R. McDaniel M. Brown, I. Fraser. Top Row: M. Sinden, G, Gairaud, I. Fraser, W. Plun- kett, Mr. Kreps. Second Row: E. Floor, B. Timby, B. Roach, A. Hornby, M. Whelchel. First Row: C. Cowan, G. Cox, M. Field, A. Kwong, B. Connor, I. Cleaver. promotes world peace and advocates world govern- ment through support of the United Nations. Spon- sor, Mr. Kreps. WORLD GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Top Row: G. Gairaud, A. Hornby, I. Fraser Bottom Row: B. Roach, I. Cleaver. 2, WN OBLD SE-BV XCE- rs dedrcaked to Xhe cohechon ok cXoKh- Xnq and bedding Kor drsrrkbnhon edq peopXe everywhere. Sponsors d Mrs. P-nshn. ne Mrs. Younhrn an O Swarm, G. Enqhsh, Y. how e, L. Xleheq , L. Todd. M 'rf-mer, E.. Wersi, Y. Mudqvik. L. Long. M. Xdah, vs-P Sryngns, 1k.YXeXgesson, . kkn NX. Cnrnrninqs, B. Sharp, . ?. Spaukhng, Pr. 'riwonq 'Yopilo . . '5 dilowr Mrsfloun , o B vii 5. Rogers, Mr econ s. Px Xin. B 'Atom o ' M. ns B. Yxsher UJNXOB OSS B heXps needy peopXe ak horne and abroad, through hooks and packages, and condncrs khe annuaX drive here a schook SpOnsor, Nhss Wi hams. E-D CB S Dunn, B. Green, X. Vekerson. Craig, X. DOrrnan. L Prrxerburfl, . YR Xordan, L. M. Pxhen Top Bow: B. Second Bow: L. Wrhbur, . Bottom Bow: P. Mudgeh, P. Skrnrns, M. Knapp, Miss XNhharns, . L Mccfadon. M. Hickey, . Xdah, L. Long, Ps. Carpenter, Mader, B. Yarr, Lett P. Burch. Botkofn Bow. C. Norris YN . Won , okskr Top Bow: X. HanXe1f , Y. , T. Yarrnaniarrnakan, P. Srrnrns, B. NNN: . XYTYY-BN xrrorl M. CLUB OYYXCE-BS C. Maner, ?. Srrnrns, X. 'rXanXe1. XNTE-BN P-'YXON BL GLU B ' ok okher peopXes and lr 'ck airor prornoxes rhe underskondxnq cuhures through rnovies, speakers, and parh p cornrnunn-f akkarrs concerning Xnxernarionm reXau 5pOnsor, Miss Pxbraharnson. ko P. A. OPERA TORS provide and operate the pu lic - UFSS Sgstem needed tor assemblies, Pd ISS, Qnc I d 11' Sponsor' Mn 'ijdggll d 17 etic events, WOVJE IECYTONISTS re up their study periods to U1 the valuable service 'ies to various -9. Sp PRO . A. OPERATORS B. Bloom, H. M cDaniel per- ot showin classes and assem- onsor, Mr. Martin, T R w:B. M n,1 Tiddy, E V A.o5ox?l Patchlbl-Ji McDaniel. an Wa gone Bottom R r, B. Hanford, L. loh ow:'B. Bailey. Par USO 17. Sec ond Ro W. Top Row: A. Helgessen, H. Jackson, 1, Ferandln. Bottom Row: R. Browning, H. Presnell. RADIO CLUB OPI-YCEHS R Browning, R. Presnell. R A D I O CI. U B helps students who are in- terested in amateur radio to get their licenses and talk to other amateurs all he world. Spon .U over son Mr. Mar- BOYS' BLOCK P OFFICERS G- Pinkerton, L. Ahrens, A, Lynch, BOYS' BLOCK P is the association ot boys who have earned major letters oznd who help promote the school sports program. Sponsor, Mr. Ray. Top Row: A. Thomson, D. May, I. Cornish, A. Fish, R. Armstrong. Second Row: P. Barney, T. Hathaway, B. Beck, I. Tenney. Third Row: P. Bowen, G. Williams, W, Wan, C. Shaddle, GIRLS' BLOCK R composed ot girls who have earned their athletic blocks, is for the purpose of furthering interest and participation in sports. Sponsor, Mrs Pfyl. Top Row: A. Nichols, A. Hornby, B. Bowman, M Munson, I. Rathloun, I. Winterbotham, B. Babka. Sec ond Row: Mrs. Ptyl, M. Steineke, R. Willhide, E. Orris G. Wright, M. Long, I. Macabee. Bottom Row: L. Du rand, P Price, B, Roach, A. Kwong, I. Stark, C. Brad lord, K, Keck, B. Green. GIRLS' BLOCK P OFFICERS C. Bradford, A. Hornby, L, Durand. is an organization giving Paly girls an opportunity to participate in group singing. The most important event is the yearly Spring Musicgle. Top Row: L. Ryan, B. Babka, Mrs. Smith, L. Kelley, C. Phillips, Second Row: P. Simms, l. Di Salvo, M. Smith, B. Barr, M. Suva. Bottom Row: E. Todd, N. Ful- ton, L, Chuck, L. Price, N. lackson. PHILOMUSIA OFFICERS B, Babka, I. Di Salvo, N. Fulton, E. Todd. brings together tennis enthusiasts to improve their game and participate in an annual tournament. , Top R'oW:Tjf Bale, A. Fish, P. Barney,-R. Keesing. Sei:- ond Row: D. Keesing, M, Long, l... Durand, T. Farman- iarmaian. Bottom Row: I. Tiddy, H, Gorman, P. Price, P. Rowe, Mrs. Younkin. TENNIS CLUB OFFICERS P. Price, T. Farrnanfarmcxian. OBCYYE-STBB . Pddeix, V. Y OKXC . L. Haxif, NK woorv. B. 'G Sxmxkx, noXef5, YB. Yxaie, xgoqnevf . Bah, eX, 1X.XQfXoXes,?x, eo, 'Ytoxvbofxea aXXafXc5ei, on Bemw Wade O. C vom, O. 'L 'NYM 3. wh . YA! Yxe,X. se-X001 iokws. D. 08660, XI . 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'V Ii F wx 552:56 vii Vg la .fvfmw f W,q2f1f Q wgw ,xii xmwmwm Exifii fgxiiifgfs mm W Q iwfelfliiigsxfg ikg.K?2ix-1' Jfswsk 3 .I ,gmg ,Q y MM LN wwgswi F Mg? +2 5,114 wt ifswf Y M 5j5?ig,g,, ,Wg Y wQ ?f4'ms-9f1fx'?2f 5 VARSITY FOOTBALL Standing: Bob Armstrong, D. Austin, I. Williams, B. Billings, M Arnstein, R. McDowell, P. Zschokke, I. Tinney, P. Vanderpool, K. Grant, C. Boreta, R. Gray, S. Israel, P. Barney, D. Wells, l. Bettencourt, C. Shaddle, T. Luce, L. Ahrens, Brick Armstrong. Knee1ing:IrBuiler, V. Valencia, A. Lynch, R. Hendrickson, B. Beck, R. Brogan, I. Vipham, H. Barret, P. Cole, B. Nagatoishi, M. Flattley. Sitting: D. Hendrickson, D. Reeves, S. Dole, D. Lucas, L. Sorenson, R. Wylie, W. Wan, M. Yanicks, G. Pinkerton, R. Bradford, C. Kashima. HEAD COACH RAY Qrightj and COACH MASON Backtield: D. Reeves, K. Grant, Bob Armstrong, I. Bettencourt. Line: L. Ahrens, B. Nagatoishi C. Shaddle, R. McDowell, Brick Armstrong, M. Arnstein, M. Flattley. Varsity Se-ason Record Paly 9 Salinas ...... .. ...... ....l2 U Watsonville ,....... .......... 1 2 19 Burlingame ........ .......... 1 3 32 San Mateo .. . ......... .13 26 South City ...... ...... 0 Paly 12 San lose .. .... .....32 32 Lincoln ......... .......... 2 3 14 Ietferson ...... .......... 3 5 13 Sequoia ....... .......... 2 1 Won 4, lost 5 Hod Ray and his fine new assistant, Ralph Mason, had a hard job making a team out of the material they started with, but they succeeded in bringing a husky bunch of juniors along fast and ended with four wins, and three defeats in the P.A.L. ' B. PEDERSON D. REEVES l- BETTENCOURT BOB ARMSTRONG M, FLATTLEY M. ARSTEIN BRICK ARMSTRONG R. McDOWELL B. BILLINGS B. NAGATOISHI L. AHRENS Senior Iohnny Bettencourt at left half and junior Merle Flattley at left end were All-P.A.I... first string choices for their excellent performances. By the middle of the year, seven other juniors had joined Flattley on the first string and had put some punch into the team. The junior crop and the champion sophomores made expectations for 1950 run sky-high. The Vikings started badly, losing practice games to Salinas, 12-9, and Watsonville, 12-U, with much fumbling and ragged play. And then they rallied around little Bob Pederson, at quarterback and upset Burlingame, 19-13, Bettencourt ran wild against San Mateo and Paly won, 32-13, and South City fell to the tune of 26-0 in a game which saw Pederson's leg broken. San lose, eventual league champs, powered out a 32-12 win. Then Paly pulled a miracle and upset Lincoln, 32-28, in a topsy-turvy thriller won on a last minute Grant-to-Flattley pass. After this, things became a bit anti-climactic and the Norse got their share of losing to lefferson and Sequoia, the latter, however, an excellent and exciting Big Game, 14-13 until Sequoia intercepted a pass with two minutes to go and won, Zl-13. f? K 4 L! W .v1.J li' Q, if if Paly 20 Mt. View ..,....... ,.....,. G 27 Burlingame .....,,. ..,..,,, 5 21 San Mateo ...... .....,.Y 6 32 South S. F. ....... ,.,...,. 7 Paly 27 San Iose .,,,,t, ,.,,..., 0 20 Lincoln .,,,, ,,,,,,.. U Z0 Iefferson ,..,,.. ......,. 1 3 2 Sequoia .,.,,,, ..,..... U I l ,,, IIM FARRELL TED DAVIDSON and AL CASAROTTI FRANKIE MILLS SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Standing: Coach George Hurley, mgr. A. Cox, R. Smith, I. Coats, C. Marshall, I. Vincent, L. Bonander, R. Mann, D. Sonnich- sen, B. Elliott, B. Mussen, L. Miller, I. Stewart, I. Zinola, S. Holman, B. Stevens, Ass't Coach Iohn Arnold. Kneeling: B. Merry- man, S. Thornton, G. Williams, B. Riordan, W. Kathary, I. Farrell, D. Malinoff, F. Mills, L. Bishop, R. Aguilar, A. Casarotti, I. Conquest, B. Nichols, B. Bollinger, I. Barton, B. Farr. Sitting: W. Collins, D. Amstutz, I. Hall, D. Stott, T. Davidson, D. Cady, B. Aguilar, W. Tice, B. Strain, V. Emma, A. Iones, T. Stratton. Paly's soph footballers did the school proud, winning the PAL championship by beating every team in the league, finishing the year by licking previously unbeaten Sequoia, 2-0, in a rugged thriller. Altogether it was one of the finest teams the frosh-soph league has seen in years, with a steady, dangerous running attack spearheaded by Frankie Mills, the league's best player and a fast and slippery runner, and Iirn Farrell, another fine back. On defense the team charged hard and made opponents lose more yards than they gained. When it passed-usually Farrell to Iohn Stewart-the result was very often a surprise touchdown. Coach George Hurley developed a tight little nucleus of good players, starting them in the T formation but shifting to the single wing to take advantage of Mills' running. Besides Stewart, a first-class end, such linemen as Guards Ted Davidson and A1 Casarotti and Tackle Cris Marshall stood out-in fact the whole line put a great deal ol strength and spirit into its play. Mills and Farrell sparkled among the backs, and wingback Denny Amstutz also looked good. WATER POLO Top Row: E. Morinan, Mgr, Browning, N. Thornton Ir., Hibner, G. Otter, E. Hill, Muller, R. Pershing, D. Ring Patch, B. Bente, R. Scholz, Knight, Z. Warner. Second r H. Todd, C. Hoppe, T. Hat way, C. Keil, S. Bennett, Haywood, I. Pool, D. Rhoac Front row: B. Ericsson, R. F peto, I. VanBergen, M. S1 bins, E. Hardy, D. Cathcart, Black, D. Roods, I. Dickers P. Kelly. T Paly's water polo team, under Nort Thornton's able coaching, won every PAL game and finished by dunking Sequoia, 8-5, to capture the league championship. Only teams to beat the Palywogs in the entire season were the Stanford and California freshmen, and even these had a big fight on their hands. ln the crucial Sequoia game, Chet Kell bottled up the Cherokees' lim Gaughran to enable Paly to win. Keil was shifted from the business of goal-scoring when Gaughran got red hot early in the game. Taylor Hathaway and the huge Keil were high scoring stars and all-PAL forwards, the former leading the PAL in scoring. Steve Bennett was the third Vike to be named all-PAL, although he won honors as a good guard, he was as good a goalie as the league has seen in years when he got in the cage. Other key men were Chuck Haywood, lack Poole, Herald Todd, Don Rhoades, Earl Hill, Nort Thornton Ir., Ed Hardy and goalie Charles Hoppe. BOWEN CROSS-COUNTRY coAcH RAY CROSS COUNTRY Top row: D. Perry, E. Van Wagoner, R. Hanna. Front row: R, Plough, P. Bowen, O. Holsti. Cross country is a competitive team sport at Paly for the first time, and was successful enough to convince track mentor Hod Ray of its value for developing distance men. The harriers had two dual meets in which they took on some ot San Franciscds best. The first was a six-lap against Lowell at halftime of the Paly-Burlingame football game, won individually by Paly's Paul Bowen in 7.42 but taken by Lowell by a 23-32 score. More practice, however, led to a win over the city champion Polytechnic team, 23-32, in a 1.9 mile race in Golden Gate Park. Bowen won in 9:57, with Dick Hanna third, Ole Holsti tourth, Earl VanWagoner fifth and Ronnie Plough tenth. VARSITY BASKETBALL Top row: I. Stewart, D. Sonnichsen, K. Grant, R. McDowell, B. Haight, I. Cornish. Second row: B. Pederson O Schleich B Beck, M. Flattley, P. Pitsker, A. Fish, R. Brogan. Front row: M. Callahan, B. Armstrong, L. Hamm, L. Ahrens, A Thomson Paly Paly 43 San Mateo ....... ....... 3 5 Lowell ..... 36 Mt. View .....,. 38 Menlo ......... 34 Iefferson .............. ....... 3 5 Mt. View ..... 37 Santa Clara ......,..... ....... 4 6 Menlo ,.,.,,.., 41 Half Moon Bay ...... ....... 4 9 Fremont ...,, 40 Fremont ,............. ........ 3 6 Lincoln ..,., 43 South City .,.. .. ........ Q 51 Serra .,...,... .. 39 Burlingame ........ ........ , 1 32 San lose .,... 38 Sequoia ........... ........ , 37 Watsonville Won 12, lost 7. 35 Los Gatos... is coAcH HURLEY 9 M0601 , L-90 .HE umr-Tb Paly's Varsity managed to do some strange things, such as winning 8 practice games and losing 3 league ones in its first 11 starts. The team never really fitted together very well, and Coach George Hurley tried many combinations without outstanding success. The main trouble was a lack ot a star shot behind whom the team could rally. In the end Paly won 3 and lost 5 in the PAL and had a 12 and 'I total record, which shows it at least had a number ot good basketballers. Bob Pederson, only 5 ft. 8 inches but easily the team's best shot, was the highest scorer as soon as his football injuries were cured. Before that the star had been Larry Ramm, who shot so much he always led the scoring, but Hamm transferred to Sequoia after two league games. Merle Flattley was most consistent, although not an accurate shot. Others who took their turns doing fairly well were Bob Brogan, Bob Armstrong, lim Cor- nish, Art Fish, Bill Beck, Don Sonnichsen, Pete Pitsker, Al Thomson, Otto Schleich and Bruce Haight. Actually there was no regular first string, these players all started sometimes. Y P Q r 442 I 3 xx Q 1 5. 'M Top row: D. Cunningham, P. Zschokke, D. Berg, D. Rhoades, R. Plough, I. Farrell. Second row: F. Mills, W. Wan, S. Chew, W. Tice, L. Bishop, Front row: O. Holsti, I. McGuy, S. Smith, I. Alksne, F. Kumagai. Paly 37 Lincoln .. . .. .... ....25 31 San Iose ....... . . . 39 31 San Mateo . ...... .24 36 Ietferson ., .. ...... 20 Paly 33 Hall Moon Bay . .. .24 28 South San Francisco . . .. 27 24 Burlingame . .. .. . . . 38 32 Sequoia .... .. . .. . 31 LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Paly's lightweight hoopsters enjoyed a successful season, winning 6 and losing 2 in the PAL and posting a l3-6 over- all record. The team was tast and smoothly knitted together, with no individual standing out much but with teamwork and a large number of plays. Credit lor much ofthe Vikes' success should go to Coach Ralph Mason, who taught the squad a lot of basketball. Dean Berg at center was top scorer for Paly in the league season and was honored with an All-PAL berth. Herc Smith was captain and perhaps the lastest and best floor player of the whole team. Frank Mills played a tremendous game against Sequoia and was another standout. Until he became ineligible, Iim Farrell was a line rebounder and play maker. Dick Cunningham had a good shooting eye and topoed the scorers as often as not. Little Willie Wan was very last and a smooth team cog, while Sid Chew was a steady performer, both in his floor work and his shooting. Ronnie Plough was the other valuable link in a team where eight men were almost interchangeable parts of the well-oiled Mason machine. Wan and Plough tlank victim COACH MASON Mills in dribbling act .ig M ,V wr GOLF Back Row: M. Iohnson, R. Roo- :- Z ney, C. Hoppe. Front Row: R. f Fleischmann, D. Peery, P. Bow- en, O. Holsti, Coach Hod Ray. 5 The golf team had no stars to match Dick McE1yea of the 1948 team or Grant Spaeth of the 1949 one, but was currently golfing with great gusto and not too many divots, Only match played at our deadline was a clash with Burlingame, lost 27112-Zlfg, the score indicating that Paly does not rank with the league's better teams, which was no surprise. In that one, Roger Fleischmann shot 90 to spark the Vikings, lim McGuy shot 93, Ole Holsti 94, and Paul Bowen 99, to round out the top lour scores. Charley Cl'lo1e in Onel Hoppe and Dave Peery were over 100, but often shoot in the 90's. Fleischmann, a sopho- more, is the most promising golfer of the six. WRESTLING The year 1950 marked the third season lor wrestling at Paly. Unlike the professionals, the high school wrestlers engage in a keen competitive sport and not a show, and Paly boys put their best grips forward on the mat. Unfortunately the wrest- lers had their troubles. For one thing, the only competition they could muster was from Sequoia, Fremont and San Iose, and all three are long-time masters of the wrestling art. For another, Coach Sam Lawson, a very expert tutor indeed, was unable to continue his after-school commuting from Cupertino half way through the season. ln spite of these things, the wrestling team did quite well, salvaging some individual glory even in losing to the crack opposing schools. Probably the top grapplers were Don Malinoff U75 lbsl, Lincoln Fong C145 lbsl and Herald Todd C133 lbs.J. Standing: R. Bradford, G. Otte I. Best, M. Stebbins, M. Arr stein, D. Malinoff, S. Israel, f Todd. Kneeling: B. Ohran, 1 Van Wagoner. On the Mat: 1 Emma, L. Fong. Standing: Coach Ralph Mason, mgr. B. Ericsson, A. Thomson, O. Schleich, W. Davis, K. Grant, R. Brogan, B. Beck, I. Tenney, Manager D. Rittenhouse. Kneeling: D. Cunningham, R. Pell, I. Curtiss, I. Collins, I. Triplett, I. Tinney, P. Pitsker, D. Van Slyke, I. Gordon. Sitting: I, Tiddy, I. Mitchell, G. Marx, I. Hall, M. Yanicks, W. Wan, B. Pederson, F. Mills. BASEBALL Paly's baseball team of 1950 seemed destined to be remembered as making one of the outstanding rags-to-riches stories in PAL sports annals. In a school which for l2 years had never won more than 3 games a season, an incredible transforma- tion took place. As we went to press the horsehiders had won four out of four in PAL play and were out in front of the league, with Iefferson, which Paly beat Z-1, in second. A league title seemed suddenly a very attainable goal for a team which had lost 16 straight including 5 no-hitters in two previous years. In the jockeys perch on this fleet long shot was Ralph Mason, a new coach at Paly but one with the goods, as he had already demonstrated with the lightweight basketballers and as Hod Rays football assistant. Only three seniors were seeing regular action for the Vikings, often only two. Randy Curtiss was the man with the trusty right arm whose hurling won all four games. At the catching end was Willie Wan, with Al Thomson, Dick Cunningham, Bob Pederson and Frank Mills as infielders and Bob Brogan--whose homer won the San Mateo game-Kevin Grant, and Dale Van Slyke or Otto Schleich in the outfield. Everyone of them could hit, with Cunningham, Schleich, Mills and Brogan probably the most consistent in the stick-swinging department. Willie Wan lays down a bunt. The Stretgh at first' N.. .rin . I V,. 3 - 3. . fat' , 1- I I I VARSITY SWIMMING Standing: Mgr, N. Knight, Mgr. R, Browning, Mgr. G. Miller, S. Parks, S. Bennett, C. Marshall, P. Kelly. Second How: T. Hath- away, E. Hill, C. Keil, B. Arm- strong, D. Rhoades, H. Todd, Coach Nort Thornton. Front Row: N, Thornton, Ir., E. Hardy, I. Radford, I. Williams, G. Otter. LIGHTW EIGHT SWIMMING Top: R. Browning, mgr., N. Knight, mgr., G. Miller, mgr., B. Ziegler, G. Otter, I, Williams. Second How: E. Morinan, I. Dickerson, B. Northway, R. Sholz, D. Cathcart, F. Serguson, Coach Nort Thornton, Bottom: C. Wilbur, F. Morales, R. Behnke. SWIIVIMING Coach Nort Thornton's swimming team had a 60-meet winning streak extending as far back as Nort's coaching career at Paly, and seemed likely to extend it, Number 60 was a 42-33 win over Berkeley, in what was considered Paly's toughest meet. The swimmers were at least as good as usual, which means very good indeed, and figured to win their 25th straight P.A.l., championship despite some Sequoia aces. The stars were many, and were due to improve their already outstanding marks. Bob Armstrong had clipped off a 57.0 in the l00 already, Chet Keil had sped through the backstroke in 11082, and Chuck Haywood had 1:10 in the breastroke. Two sophomores were going great, Ed Hardy making l:45.0 in the individual medley and Iohn Radford chalking up 2111.9 in the 200, where he and Don Rhoades, with a 2:ll.7 best, were putting on some fast races. Keil-Williams-Armstrong had been clocked at 128.3 in the medley relays, although they did not usually swim this together, and Keil-Hill-Armstrong Hardy had 1143 in the 200, the Vikings had a good chance of smashing the records in both. Williams was up with Haywood in the breastroke at l:l3.2, compared to Haywood's l:ll.7 time in last year's P.A.l.. In the backstroke, Taylor Hathaway backed Keil with l:l3.2. ln addition to being a breastroker Haywood was a crack diver, and so was NCS champ Gordon Otter. Hill f26.4I and Paul Kelly 127.01 swam the 50, where Keil had 25.4 in practice, while Iack Pool fl:00,7I backed Armstrong in the 100 and also dived well, Williams did the medley in 11507, with Nort Thornton Ir. at 23045. Others hoping to place in the P,A.l., weresSophomore Black, breastroke fl:l7.2I, and Herald Todd, diving. 1 ! GOl'dOf1 Offer Bob Armstrong Nort's strong soph crop. Chuck Haywogd SWIMMING Although not as classy as the varsity, the C1ass B and C swimmers were doing fairly well considering the thinness of their ranks. If they lost a meet, they still made it close and fought hard, and they won much oftener than not. The B's had several starsefree-styler Iohn Dickerson with 28.0 in the 50 and 1202.5 in the 100, breastroker Bill Northway 1-234 for 100 yards, baclcstroker Ed Morinan, 33.5 for 50 yards. Gordon Otter was a crack diver-N.C.S. upset winner in the varsity in 1949-but dived for the varsity much of the time. Dan Cathcart had 36.0 in the backstroke, while Bob Ziegler, at 29.4, was the second man in the 50 and anchored the medley team of Frank Serguson, Northway, and Ziegler. Rich Scholz splashed a 1:11 100 freestyle, and beyond that the team lacked so much manpower it forfeited many a point. The C's were doing much better than Paly C teams usually can because several swimmers made the 1imit. Only San lose appeared stronger in the league. Pa1y's top star was Colburn Wilbur, a 35.5 breastroker over 50 yards and about a 1:24 man in the 100. lim Williams swam the 50 freestyle in 29.4 and the 100 in 108 5. Kal Holsti churned a 29.7 50, Lewis Terman negotiated a 39.0 50 backstroke and the medley team of Terman, Wilbur, and Holsti had 46.7 and was doing very well. Iack Van Bergen, at 1:15 in the 100, rounded out the five mari team, which had won four out of five at press time. VARSITY TRACK Standing: R. Payne, mgr., A. Lynch, L. Ahrens, M. Flattley, B. Haight, M. Callahan, C. Hoppe, P. Cole, M. Iones, I. Stewart, I. Vipham, Coach Hod Ray. Kneeling: S. Israel, S. Howry, B. Wallace, I. Bugge, D. Malinoff, R. Wylie, D. Redden, S. Thorn- tontI. Vlahos. Sitting: F. Norris, B. Stevens, E. Van Wagoner, R. Hanna, P. Bowen, D. Hendrickson, O, Holsti, L. Sorenson, D. airns. LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK Standing: R. Plough, R. Brand, D. Berg, V. Emma, G. Samper, I. Alksne, Z. Warner, G English, Coach Hod Ray. Kneeling: I. Goode, V. Miranda, D. Hodgkin, L. Sanchez, I. McGuy, P. Kumagai, B. Smith. TRACK Coach Hod Ray did a fine job of building dual meet strength to match the prowess ot other teams in a very strong league. Around a thin and inadequate core of veterans, he developed both depth and individual strength, especially in the field events. The team did remarkably well, losing to only San Mateo, Lincoln, and Burlingame and giving all three a strug- gle. Things would not have been half so good had not a number of track newcomers put on very fine performances. The star was still Paul Bowen, the miler who ran 4 35.9 and was looking toward the State meet. Loren Sorenson was making points right and left, he broadjumped 2l-6713 in winning the San Iose 20-30 Relays, and sprinted for 10.4 and 23.2 official heats. Three other broadjumpers, Merle Flattley, Don Malinoff, and Milan Iones, did l9-7 or better. Discus thrower Iohn Bugge was adding several feet to his tossing every meet, hitting l22-3 against Sequoia and threatening to get some points for Paly in the P.A.L. discus. Don Malinofi was always over ll0, with a ll5-ll best. ln the 440, Ole Holsti ran a sparkling 52.3, while Bruce Haight, his first year out, got down to 529 Three highiumpers, Iohn Stewart, Boy Ahrens, and Iohn Vipham, cleared 5-l0, and pole vaulter Al Lynch had an ll foot best so far. Sophomore Don Sonnichsen's shotpui mark grew to 45-8, with Flattley at 42-ll. Other steady pointwinners included Phil Zschokke, Dale Hendrickson, Earl Van Wag- oner, Brick Armstrong, Prentiss Cole, and Charley Hoppe. ge jk., 3,1 L m ai, K ,R if K if IJ. X f Jw , 1 Q to , 41' A nf' 4 if 5 15, . , , kg f MSM gm 14 yi' K ' 3 . fn..-uw ff 3 K flag? 'tu v 1 2 x ' 'W 1 ' f 5 ! ,C sxnzh 'wr ,Qi 2Q,ffg'fQa7,f-ja' E -13511 'f F Standing: D. Keesing, I. Cochran, D. Bale, T. Farmanfarmaian, R. Keesing, Coach Paul Engelcke. Kneeling: T. Bledsoe, A. Fish, R. King, I. Cornish. A. Fish I. Cornish. TENNIS Paly's tennis team, its strongest in many years, had apparently clinched the PAL after whipping defending champion Burlingame 3-2, and strong San Mateo, 4-l, as well as slaughtering San lose. With its two big opponents' scalps under its belts the team looked like a shoo-in, with only Sequoia to worry about. In lim Cornish and Art Fish the Vikings had the two best players in the league and the best Paly players in many a season. Both are highly regarded in junior circles and are expected to team together to win the PAL and probably the NCS doubles. Cornish, Palo Alto city men's singles champion and Northern California interscholastic doubles champ, was un- defeated for Paly and seemed likely to be ranked high in singles this year. Against San Mateo he thumped Walt Chin, 6-2, 7-5. Fish at his best was Cornish's equal in singles, and looked invincible as he shellacked Howard Dodge, BurlinC1arne's ranked star, 10-8, 6-U, His only loss was to Lowell's ranked Wally Clarke, in the only practice meet which Paly lost. Third singles and unbeaten also in the PAL was Don Keesing. At Burlingame his was the key win. The veteran first doubles pair of Don Bale and Turner Bledsoe scored an upset win against can Mateo and were doing well. The second doubles was Tari Farmanfarmaian and Roger Keesing, the only new players on the first string. Pete Barney, Roger Fleisch- mann, Roland King and lim Cochran were very close behind the first stringers and were seeing plenty of action in the many practice meets. NX 3. x+ XX his X' E ! ll' 5 hi-H ge '- aw -'M mmvf TEACHERS Mrs, Pfyl, Mrs. Kreuizmann, Miss Williams. GIRLS' BLOCK P STAR HOLDERS L. Durand, C. Bradford, P. Price, B. Green, A. Hornby, LIFE-SAVING B. Babka, B. Green, M. Long M. Watkins, B. Bolton. HELEN GORMAN Tennis Manager BETTY BOLTON MARY LONG Swimming M6-H696-1' Modern Dance Manager SWIMMING S Hopper, S. Iohnson, L. Gray, M. Reeder, B. Babka, M. Long, I. Evans, B. Green, M. Watkins. MODERN DANCE Top How: S. lohnson, I... Wicklifie, M. Martin, K. Smith, B. Shaw, B. Heine. L. Macfadon, A. Knoles, E. Armstrong, E. Littler, E. Or- ris, G. Wright, D. Ritterson, M. Long. Second Row: C, Maurer, S. Hopper, I. Brown, D. Tucker, M. Garrecht, Ft. Sharp, I. Goodloe, C. Arrns- by, M. Alden, H. McClean. T. Griffin, D. Calender, M. McCall, M. Munson. Third Row: C. Cowan, E. Floor, I. Harriman, S. Halbert, N. Per- ry, M, Lundquist, M. Smith, F. Ferandin, B. Sloan, I. Macabee, R. Willhide, P. Hoffacker. BASKETBALL BADMINTON MARGE CORMACK LUCIA DURAND Basketball Manager Badminton Manage IOYCE BEITZ V lleyball Manager VOLLEYBALL SOFTBALL TUMBLING Top Row: B. Kelly, B. Lam- son. Second Row: B. Hayes D O'Brien, I. Larson, R. lor den, C lefferis Bottom Row E. Todd, I. Evans, B. Wid dows, P. 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