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

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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

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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

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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?