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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

f Scp%VKM pn3 MADRONO - 1953 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF PALO ALTO HIGH SCHOOL PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA We the class of 1953 dedicate this book to you, Mrs. Kizer, in apprecia- tion of your constant, unfailing guidance and consideration throughout our three years here. May others who fol- low us be as fortunate as we in having a counselor as wise and understand- ing as you have been. A FOREWORD FROM OUR PRINCIPAL Ivan H, Linder,, Principal To the students of Paly High: The release of the 1953 Madrono coincides with the opening of the commence- ment season which for the most part is a very happy season not untouched with re- grets at the depar+ure of the members of this year's class. Most of us find it difficult to realize the amount of careful planning and hard work which the sponsor and the staff put into the production of the yearbook. In this yearbook the Class of 1953, through their elected representatives, under- takes to capture and preserve for all Paly students the highlights of the school, the photos of class members, and pictures of activities in which all Paly students may engage. Our Madrono, from year to year, has been of uniformly high quality, and, yet, each class undertakes to introduce new features which will make of it the very best book possible within the limits of financial resources. Being completely student managed the yearbook provides an accurate mirror of your life at Paly High which you can ill afford to leave to the vagaries of unprompted memory. Moreover, within its covers it holds glimpses of school life which will touch off chain reactions of memory and’ hence will become more and more valuable to you as your high school days recede in memory. With this issue of the Madrono our very best wishes to the Class of 1953. Faculty and students join me in wishing for the Class of 1953 that for them opportunities be both plentiful and promising, and that they may approach the future as though walk- ing in upright confidence into the lavender-hued splendor of a June sunrise. Ivan H. Linder A FAREWELL TO THE CLASS OF 1953 As I write this, the second semester has hardly begun and there are myriads of details to which we all must attend before we part. You, Class of 1953, I shall long remember and cherish for I have thoroughly enjoyed our very pleasant association and friendships. You have dis- tinguished yourselves in so many ways — you have had the finest Junior Prom ever, a wonderful Senior Ball; and you have had some of the most outstanding scholars the school has ever known. So many of your affairs have been so successful because of thoroughly good student leader- ship, and to the leaders of this class may I offer a special tribute and my heartfelt thanks. To all of you I wish success and happiness as you travel a new course into uncharted seas. My hopes go with you that you may find an interesting and fruitful life. Good luck and farewell! Very sincerely, Evelyn M. Kizer SENIOR COUNCIL Front: M. Dunham, EL Wilson, C. Clifford, W. Bloom, J. Hathaway. Top: J. D. Northway, G. Wabbar, F. Shoup, P. Kelly, B. Kwong, N. Schmidt. © Jr iTl; Nick Schmidt Vice-President SENIOR HISTORY With all the ir hopes and dreams for three years centered on graduation in 1953, the Seniors now face their goal with mingled happiness and regret. This final year, however, has been packed with work and fun to make it the best and fullest the class has ever had. We have taken part in athletics, dramatics, music, girls' and boys' leagues, language clubs, the student court, publications, and numerous social events; and in each case names of the members of the class of '53 stand at the top of the list in bold letters as among the successful. As we look back over our three terrific years at Paly, into our minds the vision of the Junior Prom which created for us the illusion of a mardi-Gras comes first; followed by the highly-successful Spring Play, Lost Horizon, in which members of the class of '53 excelled. As a result of the elections last May, Bill Kwong was elected the leader of the class of 1953 for the second time in his high school career, the first being in his sophomore year. Nick Schmidt was elected to the vice-presidency, and Joan Hathaway to the secretary-treasurer position. Last but not least, our senior year has come and almost gone. But a lot has hap- pened to make it unforgetable in every way. The Girls' annual Jinx went over very successfully this year. It ran for two nights in- stead of one. Our basketball team came very close to winning all-PAL but was de- feated by Lincoln 39-41 in a playoff. The Senior Ball was high-lighted by entertain- ment presented to the crowd in keeping with the theme Deep South. Also some- thing new was added this year by Jean Lenzen. It was the Senior Party which was held in the choir room. A buffet dinner, entertainment and dancing were offered to seniors only. As the copy goes to press, the Seniors are eagerly looking forward to Senior Week which will conclude their high school career. Joan Hathaway Secretary BUI Kwong President SENIORS MARY ACKER Legislative Council Jr. Red Cross Junior Council Social Committee Girls Act. Com. ESTHER AJAPO Home Economics SONYA ALEXANDER Jr. Red Cross Social Committee Home Economics Brunch Committee JIM ANDERSON Swimming Water Pofo Block P Boys’ League Brunch Committee CAROL ARBUCKLE Home Economics World Service ALLEN AUTRY GEORGE BAER Boys' Act. Com. Forum Club Block P Junior Class Pres. B, A. C. BARBARA BAKER JOHN BAKER Baseball Wrestling Basketball French Club JULIO ANDREWS Band Rifle Club World Service Drum Major Movie Proj. DEAN BALDWIN HARVEY BARNHILL Football JUDITH BARTKY Pep Com, Pres. Brunch Committee Social Com, Junior Class Coun. C. S. F. LILLIE MAE BASS Sports Jin DAVID BEEBE MAURICE BEESON Band Orchestra ALLEN BEHR Football Track Legislative Coun. Senior Council SENIORS PHYLLIS BENTE Jr. Red Cross Social Com, Brunch Com. Home Economics Jinx FRANK BERRY TAWANA BIGGS Home Economics Block P G. A. A. Philomusia Jinx WILMA BLOOM Junior Class Coun. Privilege Card Com. Legislative Coun, Girls1 League Cab. Inter-Club Coun, ANNE BOGELUND Girls' Jinx M. C. DON BONNELL DOLORES BOOKER Brunch Com, Jr. Red Cross Home Economics Sports Social Com. JACKIE BOWEN Social Com. Home Economics Jinx ROBERT BRENDEL Camera Club Movie Proj. COURTLAND BROWN JACKIE BROWN Social Com. Pom Pom Girl Madrono Jinx MARGARET BROWN French Club Forum Club Block P Philomusia C. S. F. BARBARA BROWNING World Service Social Com. Jr. Red Cross Home Economics ROBERT BRYANT Forum Club RICHARD BURD Football Wrestling Track Swimming Basketball JOAN BUTLER Inter-Club Coun. Pep Com. Jinx Social Com. Jr, Red Cross MARIETTA BUTTITTA Forum Club Home Economics C.S. F. Jinx FRANCES CADY Jr. Red Cross Home Economics World Service SENIORS BILL CALLAWAY Block P Basketball GLADYS CAMPBELL Junior Class Coun. Choir Jinx Home Economics Social Com. LYNN CAMPBELL C. S. F. Social Com. Brunch Com. Pom Pom Girl Intar-Club Coun. LLOYD CARTER Boys' Athletic Com. Block P Track Forum Club Legislative Coun. FRANCES CASE Social Com. Campanile Home Economics R. I, F. GEORGE CHIU Student Court Judge Brunch Com. Track Track Manager Traffic Control JEAN CHRISTIANSEN Jinx Tri-G's Sports Social Com. Home Economics BOB CHRISTENSEN DICK CLARK Baseball Football Band Orchestra JAMES CLASSEN Student Court Junior Class Coun, C. S. F. Career Day Basketball CAROL CLIFFORD Junior Class Sec. Jr. Red Cross Ch. Legislative Coun. Girls' League Cab. C. S. F. MICHAEL COBB Campanile Baseball JOYCE COLLIER Sports Cafeteria Philomusia World Service GLENDA COMPTON Madrono Yell Leader Social Com. Jinx Swimming MICHAEL CONNER Football Track Legislative Coun. Block P B. A. C. LOREN CORNELIUS ANNETTE COTTON Thespian Club Campanile ROGER CRAIG SENIORS CAROL CREECH Jinx Junior Red Cross Home Economics Tri G's Swimming RUTH CROFT Bend BOB CRYOR Football Soph. Class Coun. TAMARA CURNOW Choir BARBARA DAYENPORT Publications Com. Girls' League Cab. Legislative Coun. Campanile Sports JOHN DAY Football Block P Social Com, Golf Club DORIS DEAL Jinx Spanish Club Philomusia ALAN DICKSON TED DICKSTEIN Football 8EVERLEE DIEHL Home Economics Jinx Tri G's Social Com. CHRIS DODDS Stage Crew Forum Club Paly on the A Ir Thespian Club Pres. Lit Club NORINE DODGE C. S. F. World Service G. A. A, Orchestra Band FRED DOERING THERESA DUMBKOWSKI Choir JAMES DONALD Privilege Card Com. P. A. System Track Band Rifle Club WESTON DOWER Football Baseball Block P SHARON DOWLING Social Com. Home Economics Choir Jinx Tri G's KENNETH DOYLE Leg. Coun. Pres. Tennis Block P C. S. F. Point Award Board SENIORS LILLIAN DUBETA Tri G's Social Com. Cafeteria Junior Red Cross DALE DUNBAR MARY DUNHAM Privilege Card Com. Legislative Coun, Commissioners4 Sec. Senior Council C. S. F. MARTHA DUNN Block P Social Com. Home Economics JANIS IGLIJS MERRY LEE EILERS C. S. F. Spanish Club DAVID ENGELCKE Basketba II Baseball DAVE ERICKSON SUSAN EVANS Jr. Youth Council Privilege Card Com. Jr. Red Cross Social Com. Ex. Assembly Board EDWARD EVERETT Football Thespian Club Spanish Club TED FARMER Water Polo Swimming Stage Crew WILLIAM FARMER Baseball Wrestling Movie Proj MAY FERNANDEZ Home Economics Tri G's MARY JO FITERRE Social Com. Home Economics Jr. Red Cross Junior Council Jinx BEVERLY FOSTER Block P Brunch Com. Social Com. Jr. Red Cross Home Economics LEANNE FREEDMAN Social Com. Home Economics Sports R. 1. F. DAVE FREIDENRICH Water Polo Baseball Campanile Boys' League Cab. Paly on tha Air SENIORS BETTY FUCHS Home Economics Block P Phr lomusia G. A. A. Jinx LI LILIAN FURSTENBURG Social Com. Jr. Red Cross Home Economics Tri G's G. A, A. SUE GARDNER Band Block P C. S. F. Philomusia Rifle Club LEONARD GERARD Block P Diving BILL GIBSON Pep Com. Block P Water Polo Baseball Track SUSAN GLAD5TEIN Jinx Cafeteria World Service CAROL GREEN Jr. Red Cross Jinx Tri G's HELENE GREENBACH Social Com. Jr. Red Cross Home Economics Brunch Com. BOB GREENE HAROLD GROSS Forum Club Campanile Student Court C, S. F, JOSEPHINE GUTTADAURO Inter-Club Coun. Jr. Red Cross Ex. Assembly Board Social Com. Thespian Club BOB HAM LETT Basketball Baseball Block P DALE HAMMES Tri G’s Jinx Madrono Social Com. Thespian Club JOAN HATHAWAY Senior Class Sec. Jinx M. C. Pep Com. Girls' League Social Com. WILLIAM HAYES Rifle Club Track CAROL HEIMERDINGER Band Orchestra Block P G. A. A. C. $. F. NANCY HEINECKE World Service Home Economics R. I. F. Jinx KEN HERCHKORN Football Baseball SENIORS RALPH HIGBEE Track Basketball Band DON HILBORN Rifle Club World Service BILL HOBDEN Football Boys' Stunt Show WILLIE HOLLIS Track Band Orchestra international Club Student Court THOMAS HOOGS Pep Com. Swimming Block P Social Com. Legislative Coun. RAE HOPPER Jr. Red Cross Social Com. Tri-G's CHARLOTTE HORR Tennis-Club Jinx Block P Sacra Amicitia Candy Seller ALAN IRISH Footba II Basketball Baseball Block P MARV JEFFERIS Campanile Football GUY JOHNSON Football Track VERNON JOHNSON ED JONES GARY JONES Band IRENE JONES Jr. Red Cross Career Day Social Com. Tri-G's KAY KACKLEY Social Com. Tri-G's Jinx Home Economics JURIS KANASEVICS MIDORY KANAZAWA C. S. F. Spanish Club Career Day MARY KAWAKAMf Spanish Club Jinx Thespian Club C. S. F. SENIORS JOHN KEESEY Student Court Campanil© Thespian Club C. S. F. Rifle Club CAROL KEHRES Sports Jr. Red Cross Choir Social Com. Career Day ALAN KELLER Finance Com. Legislative Coun. C. S. F. Basketball Tennis HAMILTON KELLY Football Track PHILIP KELLY Co op Legislative Coun. Band BARBARA KEMNITZ ELLEN KITCHEN Band Orchestra Philomusia Thespian Club Jinx DVORA KRAUS French Club BILL KWONG Soph. Class Pres. Senior Class Pres. Football Point Award Board Junior Council NORRIS LARGE Radio Club Movie Pro}. ALYAH LAWRENCE Football Baseball Basketball Swimming ADA LAWSON Home Economics Jr. Red Cross Jinx Rifle Club Cafeteria CAMILLE LAYNE Home Economics Choir G. A. A. CONSTANCE LAYNE Home Economics Swimming ARLENE LEAR Jr, Red Cross Home Economics Jinx Tri-G's Socia I Com, JEAN LENZEN Social Com. Legislative Coun. Jr. Red Cross Brunch Com. Madrono THELMA LEONG Jinx Home Economics Jr. Red Cross Brunch Com. Block P KATHLEEN LIDDICOAT Thespian Club Choir C. S. F. French Club Cafete ria SENIORS FRED LINDHOLM Basketball Baseball Block P C. 5. F, LAURIE LISTON Social Corn. Water Polo Basketball Swimming BEV LONERGAN Ed. of Madrono Brunch Com, Social Com, Tri-G's, 5ec. Jinx BOB LOZANO Track Football Madrono Ski Club BOB LUDWIG Choir Band Boys' League Cab. MANUEL LUGONE Football Track Baseball Block P Swimming JOHN McDowell P. A. System Rifle Club JIM McGRANAHAN Football Basketball Track Block P Soph. Conn. JOHN McNEIL WILLIAM McPHAIL Soph, Council Student Council Career Day CAROLYN MAITA Philomusia Modern Dance Club Social Com. International Club Jinx RICHARD MAXWELL Baseball Spanish Club LLOYD MAYNARD Golf Club Swimming Forum Club Rifle Club Basketball BILL MENTZER Forum Club Stage Crew Basketball BERT MEREDITH Block P Football Track MARVIN MILLER Band MARILYN MILLS nt Award Board Block P Pres. G. A. A. ome Economics PETER MINKLER Basketball Golf SENIORS RUTH MORGAN Phifomusia C. S. F. Block P Social Com. Jinx MARTHA MORSE C. S. F, JACK MOTT Football Basketball Swimming Diving Boys' Stunt Show VALERIE MOTT RAM Brunch Com. Jr. Red Cross Home Economics Social Com, Ex. Assembly Board MIDGE MURPHY Girls' League Cab. Thespian Club Social Com. Lit Club Jinx TOM MYERS RONNIE NELSON JODEAN NEWMAN JUDY NEWMAN Jr. Red Cross Jinx Choir Tri-G's Social Com. DOUG NICHOLSEN Junior Council DOROTHY NISHI Sports Home Economics JAMES NORTHWAY Point Award Board Block P Pres. Forum Club Pres. Senior Council Legislative Coun. HENRY NUCKTON Radio Club Pres. P. A. System Rifle Club BOYCE NUTE Water Polo Swi mming C. S. F. Band Forum Club JACK O'BOYLE Football Wrestling PATRICIA OBRIEN Band Orchestra CAROLE NORMAN Soph. Council Jr. Red Cross World Service Social Com. Home Economics ELDORA OESCHGER Rifle Club Block P G. A. A. Band Home Economics SENIORS RONALD OLMSTEAD Football Baseball Block P SUZANNE ORPHAL Social Com. Jinx Tri-G's Brunch Com, C. 5. F. T05HIK0 OTOMORI Block P JOYCE PATCH Choir Philomusia DOUGLAS PAULSON Boys' League Cab. Football Radio Club Track Photography Club DAVID PAULY Football Block P BARBARA PEC 1C GENE PECK Track JUDY PERRIN Legislative Coun. Jr. Red Cross Jr. Youth Council Social Com. Brunch Com. MAVIS PERRY Jr. Red Cross Social Com. Tri-G's G. A, A. Jinx ELSIE PETERS Girls' League Cab, C. S. F. Philomusia Cafeteria Forum Club HARRY PETERSEN Football SHIRLEY PETERSEN R. I. F. Pres, Jr, Youth Council Jr. Red Cross Inter-Club Council Home Economics JURIS PETRICEKS JOAN PFINGST Social Com, Jr. Red Cross Home Economics Campanile SPIKE PHILLIPS Social Com, Brunch Com. Assembly Board Swimming Basketball TARRIS PHILYAW Track Football Basketball SCOTT PIERSOL Football Baseball Basketball Boys' Stunt Show SENIORS PATRICIA PORTER Madrono C. S. F. Forum Club Thespian Club Jinx CECILY POSTON Jinx Jr. Red Cross Tri-G's TOM POULTER Baseball Campanile Tennis Club Photography Club Radio Club VALERIE PRIME Campanile Editor C. S. F. Pres. S. A. A. Jinx GEORGE READ Block P Football Swimming BETTE REDDING Home Economics Sacra Amicitie Jr. Red Cross POLLY REEDER Com. Sec. Pep Com, Inter-Club Council Block P Social Com. VIRGIL RESSICO BETTE REVIS ELEANOR REY Home Economics Jr. Red Cross JANICE REYNOLDS Choir Brunch Com. ARLENE RIMMER Choir Philomusia Jinx ARLEIGH ROBERSON Basketball Baseball Campanile JAY ROBERTSON Track SHARON ROWE Thespian Club Choir Spanish Club CONNIE RUSSELL Social Com. Sacra Amicitia Jr. Red Cross AMY SAITO Block P GEORGE SANTANA Privilege Card Com. Football Forum Club Rtfle Club Block P SENIORS BOB SANTOS Band PETER SCHINK Basketball B. A. C. Block P C. S. F. PETER SEVERSON Block P Wrestling Tennis Band C. S. F. CHARLES SHAFFER Water Polo Capt. Swimming WALTER SCHLEICH Football Basketball Baseball Block P NICK SCHMIDT Senior Class V.P. Swimming Water Polo Soph, Council Soph, Football Mgr. FRED SCHWARTZ Block P Football Basketball Swimming MARY SHANTZ Choir Tri-G's FRED SHOUP Co-op Mgr. Privilege Card Com. Campanile C. S. F. Forum Club LEON SICARD I EUSEBIA SIERRA Choir i BARBARA SIMONS Jr. Red Cross Jinx Home Economics Tri G's Swimming MARY SIORDIA Head Yell Leader Pep Com, Jr. Red Cross Social Com. R. I. F. BETTY SMITH Photography Club Jr. Red Cross GORDON SMITH Football Basketball Jr. Class Council GRAHAM SMITH Forum Club World Service Stage Crew Track b SENIORS JUDY SMITH Social Cow. Inter-Club Court. Brunch Com. Jr. Red Cross Co-op LAWRENCE SMITH Band Radio Club Rifle Club Movie Proj. SUSAN SNELL Pep Com. Social Com. Brunch Com. Swimming KARRON SNOW Ex. Assembly Board Band Orchestra JAN SNYDERS PAUL SOSKE Football GERALD SPIERS MIKE 5TARRATT PETER STAUFFER Stage Crew Forum Club Student Court Lit Club PHIL STAVN Football Wrestling SANDRA STEELE C. S. F. Band Block P Spanish Club Cafeteria VICTOR STEM PEL CLAIRE STEPHENS Legislative Conn, Social Com. Jr, Red Cross World Service Ex, Assembly Board RUtH SUMNER C. S, F, Home Economics Sports Jr, Red Cross Brunch Com. LURA SWIG Jr. Red Cross International Club Swimming Thespian Club Tri-G's ELIZABETH SVIHRA Jinx Swimming Jr. Red Cross R. I. F. Home Economics BETTY TANIGUCHI Home Economics JERRY TALBERT SENIORS YOSHIE TAO C. S. F. PEGGY TATUM Band French Club C. 5. F. Orchestra GEORGIA TAYLOR Home Economics Jinx Social Com. Sports Tri-G's PAT TERRY Jr. Youth Council Social Com. Jrnx Tri-G's OLLYE THOMAS MIRIAM THORSEN Pop Com. Social Com. Jinx Jr. Red Cross Home Economics BOB TIPTON PHILLIP TOLLNER Sp anlsh Club LINDA TOWLE Jr. Red Cross Thespian Club Candy Seller Jinx Brunch Com. JEAN TUDOR Student Court Sec. Orchestra Spanish Club Tennis Club Jinx JOHN TWITTY Water Polo Swimming Stage Crew JACQUES ULLMAN Stage Crew Forum Club V.P. Football C. S. F. Boys' Stunt Show GLENDA UNGER Cam panile Forum Club C. S. F. JACK VARIAN Swimming Basketball JOHN WARE Football Track Swimming Wrestling Block P GEORGE WEBBER Legislative Coun. Privilege Card Com. Football Swimming Block P MARY WEBSTER Sports C. S. F. CLAUDIA WEST Madrono Jinx Tri-G's SENIORS HUNT WHITAKER Football Swimming Basketball JOAN WICKLIFFE World Service Jr. Red Cross Social Com. Home Economics NANCY WIDDAS 9 Assembly Board G. A. A. Thespian Club Career Day Com. NANCY WIGET C.5. F. Girls' League Cab. Social Com. Assembly Board Sec. Jr. Youth Council MARY JO WILLIAMS Cafeteria Philomusia Choir Tri-Kleis Jr. Red Cross ROLAND WILLIAMSON Choir Baseball Mgr. BEVERLY WILSON Home Economics Jinx G. A. A. Sacra Amicitia Thespian Club NANCY WRAY Social Com. Jr. Red Cross Sports Madrono CAMERA SHY RAYMOND ARCE RAYMOND OILS SHERMAN WYMAN Public Welfare Com. Football Thespian Club Forum Club Rifle Club SHIRLEY YOSHIDA Home Economics BARBARA ZENDER C. S. F. Girls' Athletic Com. Band G. A. A. Thespian Club FRANK ZUMAQUERO C. S. F. Block P Football Spanish Club JOHN BAUMGARTNER THOMAS JOHNSON I. Thelma Leong, 2, Ada Lawson, Leanne Freedman, Nancy Wiget, 3. James Donald, 4, Judy Smith, 5. Harry and Shirley Peter- sen, 6. Tawana Siggs, 7. Bill Gibson, 8, Dale Hammes, 9, Ada Lawson, JO Eusebia Sierra, II. Joyce Patch, 12. Jo Guttadauro, 13. Nancy Heineclte, J4 Carol Norman, 15. George Webber, 16. Beverfee Diehl, 17, Val Mottram, 18 Mary Siordia, 19. Carol Heimerdinger, 20� Miriam Thorsen, 21. Frances Case, 22 Martha Ounn, 23. Sue Snell, 24. Jean Lenzen, 25. Joyce Collier I Leonard Gerard, 2. Gordy Smith, 3. Nancy Wiget, 4. Sunny Varian, 5, Helene Greenback 6 Mary Dunham, 7, Ken Herch- Icorn, 8. Rae Hopper, 9. Joan Wickliffe, 10. Ruth Sumner. II. J. D. Northway. 12. Jim Classen, 13. Bob Christensen, 14. Judy Perrin, 15. Al Irish. 16. Bev Lonergan, 17. Pat Terry, 18. Linda Towle, 19. Doris Deal, 20. Phyllis Bente, 22. Antoinette Petty, 22. Merry Eilers, 23.Kathleen Liddicoat, 24. Jackie Brown, 25. Alan Keller, with Jiggs. SENIORS IN ACTION 1. Posing? 2. The Girl� 7 3. The Boys? 4. Santa Crus Cuties. 5. A Toothsome Twosome� 6- Willi th Sun Worshiper, 7. Ah Love! 8. B. L F.’s 9. Coordination. I 0. Gladie ? t I. Good? 12. Model Form. SENIORS IN ACTION 1. Cheese 2. Want a ride? 3. Fina and Johnny 4. Quack! 5. Go Mad Dog! 6. Heine 7. Li'I Vike 8. Chummy 9. Chug a lug I 0. Bottoms Up! I I. Snow Bound I 2� Sun Kist 13. Happy Birthday! 14. Oh Happy Days 15. Hold That Towel 16. Three Jack Asses L Bob Lozano, 2. Bert Meredith, 3. Lii Svihra, 4. Sue Gladstein, 5. Walt Schleich, 6. Arlene Rimmer, 7. Mary Kawakami, B. Nancy Wray, 9. Wilma Bloom, (0. Joan Butler, Jl. Mary Jo Williams, 12. John Twitty, 13. Beverly Foster, 14. Joan Pfingst, f 5, Harold Gross, 16. Dorothy Nishi, 17. Norine Dodge, 18. Hunt Whitaker and Gordy Smith,. 19. Patt Porter. 20. Martha Morse, 21. Jan Reynolds, 22, Ruth Morgan, 23. Lynn Campbell. I. Mary Jo Fiterre. 2, Susan Evans, 3. Janet Tao, 4. Judy Bartfey, 5. Carol Norman, 6. Mldory Kanaiawa, 7, Mavis Perry, 8. Dick Maxwell, 9. Lloyd Maynard, 10. Sharon Dowling. II. Carol Creech, 12. Ken Doyle, 13, Dick Clark, 14. Bette Dell Redding, 15. George Read. 16. Jackie Bowen, 17. Frances Cady, 18. Julio Andrew , 19. May Fernendei, 20. Sonya Alexander, 21. Sue Gardner, 22, Judy Newman. ADMINISTRATION Board of Education Standing: Dr. Henry Gunn, Nathan Finch. Seated: Mr . Grace Brown, Merrill Vanderpool, David Packard. Misting from pietur : Dr. Benjamin Page. Guidance Vice-Principals Standing: William Hutchinson, Miss Mary Lou Melker, Ken- neth Palmer. Sitting: Miss Ruth Collins, Mrs. Evelyn Klxer, George Stewart and Mrs. Margaret Webb. FACULTY Languages Physical Education Standing: Miss Ruth Bennett, Bruce Goshorn, Mist Phylli Leveen. Sitting: George Hurley, Mrs. Cethleen Rodman, Wet Fisher. Arts Standing: Miss Lucie Campo, Mrs. Lira Guerrero, Miss June Sanders. Sitting: Miss tngegerd Uppman, Miss Mar- ian Schmlt. Standing: Weyne MeComat, Mrs. Rachel Austin, Julius Shuchat, Mrs. Irene Nielson, Maynard Brown. Sitting: Mabel Farmer, George Moore, Mrs. Phyllis Sutphen, Bert Moody. A Remarkable Miscellany Math and Science FACULTY Standing: Forrest Jamieson, Henry Martin. Sitting: How- ard Melvorsan, Miss Ruth Middtekautf, Mike Durket. Missing: Welter Winston, Standing: Clyde Parrish, Mrs. Fay Younkin, Paul Engelcke. Sitting: Le Van Shugart, Don Kreps, Rolland Bartholomew. English and Social Studies Standing: Bernard Tanner, Jack Sutherland, Miss Florence Turner, Robert Fraser, Miss Laurene Shields, Nert Thorn- ton, Mrs. Lois Walsh. Sitting: Craig Vittetoe, Miss Harriet McCausland, Mrs, Naomi Cill, Bill Davis, Miss Francis Huntington. PERSONNEL Office Standing: Mrs. Betty Zygmanski, Miss Florence Fiiitayte, Mrs, Lois Winkelhake, Mrs,. Editih Duncan, Mrs. Mery Biggie stone. Sitting: Mrs, Velma Tucker, Mrs. Barbara Coleman, Cafeteria Custodians Mrs. Edith Fisher, Mrs. Marjorie Bayha, Mrs. Gladyce Renner, Jim Triner, Gus Robert, Harvey Faulkner, John Pfeiffer, Henry Canine, Bill Howe, Jim Sullivan. PALO ALTO SEN|or high SCHOOL LIBRARY C L A S S E S JUNIORS R. Babka President JUNIOR COUNCIL Front: J. Christie, B. McCall, H, Rothert, A. Rally, M. Boothe, P. Crary. Top: B. Haight. L Spencer, J Shea, D. Kenyon, R. Babka. T. May Vice-President P. Crary Secretary Mr. Palmer Counielor Front: T. Caine, B. Chiches- ter, M. Behr, M. Boothe, P. Britton, J, Christie, D, Le Stum, D. Brinker, J. Bowen, L. Antonelli, B, Bowden. Second: J, Chantler, P. Dowell, K, Bratg, A. Crom- well. V. Biondi, J. Bibb. B. Bemo, B. Baer, A. Barnes, M. Bruce, K. Arno, B, Clark, B. Bobrink. Top: J. Clark, D. Cassidy, M. Pavis, J. Condon, J. Berg, J. Browne, D. Christy, C. Cutting, E. Boyle, P. DuBois, J. Baker, R. Ballantine, E. Cupples. Front: B. Visbach, S. Jawor- ske, A. Haile. J. Land, C. Rausch, P, Kursh, M, Dun- ham, S. Gill, E, Walker, A. Conover. C. Thoits, B, Cur tit. B. Backus. Second: E. II, R. Arjo, G. Connor, M, Ballanger, B. Shiffar, J. MacGowan, C. Tambini, H. Odell, M. West, C, Wheel- er. G. Farmer, J. McQuinn. S. Brown, J. Munday. Top: 0. Taylor, L, Biddison, J. Brown, R, Stephens. C. Schink, M. Bol, D. Kenyon, R. Babka, R. Ligtalyn, B. Huntsman, J. Hubbard, D. Bocctgnone, D. Brewick. JUNIORS Front: J. Fabrizio, B. Erick- son, N. Emma, P, Cooke, P. Jackson, M. Dutch, B. Carey, J. Bishop, C. Cum filings, B. Drinkrow, D. Hampton, E. Hautala. Sec- ond Row: T. Yuan, B. Hol- lars,. 0. Cuppies, Mi, Davies, L. Sturgeon, K. Chambers, D. Foster, S. Fairborn, j. Brown, H. Dodds, C. Clark- son, R. Hall, B, Frank. Top Row: B. Hetland, D. Du- beta, S. Filseth, D. Gidley. J. Hessler, D, Fletcher, T, Holland, H. Hilgard, B. Haight. H. Hotter, T. Hub- bard. Front Row: A. Fromhold, J. Ermacott, J. Egli, P. Hill, S. Howry, J. Fosnaugh, $, Jennings, S. Emerson, J, Hayden, A. Hoerst, N. Hos- kins. Second Row: J. Evans, C. Forrester, A. Evans, L. Fortner, M. Farrar, J, Dur- and, H Herbst, M. Herch- korn, H. Hardy, C. Helm, J, George, A. Isle. Top Row: R. Knapp, L. Hill, R. Graham, J, Isberg. J. Gini- ere, R. Jones, R. Goodell, C. Greene, J. Ugon, R. Johnson, P. Lanterman, G. Holland. Front Row: D. Innes, J, Mil- ler, B. Kielsmeier, J. Gib- son, J. Nelsen. T. May, N. Jones, P. Jones, B. McCall, M. Merner, S. Lugone, M. Merner. Second Row: B, Nunes, L Hooper, J. Head, M. McWilliams, S. Harri- son, M. Wilson. N. Sanders, H. Kelly,, J, Malloch, A. Kelly, C. Lattin, C, Mira- m antes, C. Johnson. Top Row: D. Okazakr, D. Olaine, T. Blue, G. Newcomb, K, Miller, F. Nicholson, D. Lambourne, J. Kennedy. E. Nelson, D. Larson, D. Lid- dell. JUNIORS Front Row: P Schrerman, M. Roberts. M. Young, B. Sharkey, S. Shaffer, A Smith, 8. Stordia, J. Pratt, H. Malo, S. Onoro, A. Hill, S. Phillips. Second Row: L Rundell, P. Rudat, J. Sar- gent, B. Pimental. Y, Will- hide, P. Scoble, J. Quayie, N. Richards Top Row: L Rogers, J. Rowe, H. Roth- ert. N. Ris+ad. J. Rood- house, B. Moore, D. Willett, D. Ruppel. B. Schultz. B. Samuelion, J, Rowan, 0 Williams, H. Sanchez, B. Miner. Front Row: W. Wrathall, J Shea, H, Stevens, S. Wells, A. Takamoto, M. Wright, J. Sugimoto, I, Tuttle, J, Thompson, A. Morton, J, Silvers, G. Washburn, S. Wong, E. Reece. Second Row: B. Nichols, B. Weir, B. Timby, A. Wagener, C. Woodruff, R. Tull, M. Schneicfer, J. Reelfs, A. Wormlay, D. Tipton, D. Smith, L Schwab. Top Row: P. Patterson, D. Toro, T. Trit+in, G. Walrath, M. Thornton, B Thompson, J. Stack, M. Turner, D, Stone, P. Simpson, B. Schaefer, R. Scholz, M. Smith B. Smith. Front Row: T. Meehan, S Ratner, K. Zitkowski, E. Isaksen, L DiSalvo, B. Keely. Second Row; B. Jackson, N. Burch, A, Al- dan, T. Martin, P. Crary, L. Murchison, J. Dodge, M. Ramsden, Top Row; S. Steer©, B. Vom Baur, B. Klein©, B. Huebner D. Peterson, L, Spencer, A. Brenner, B, Ellis. John Freidenrtch President Barbara Zumwalt S • e r eta ry T re a $ ure r SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Front: Row: T Lewis. M -Stannis, C. Andersen, B Kertx. MU Ruth Collins and Top Row: M. Stedman, N. Boyle, B. Curt.i, D. Vennard. Mr. Sill Hutchinson Counselors Virginia Drake Vice-President Front Row: J. Anderson, C. Abe. J. Altieri, S, Bakke, B. Ballard, R. Baker, B. Alexander. K. Blackmore, J. Blackmore, B. Blois. P. Browne, J, Brown. Second Row: B. Armstrong, B. Bell, F. Bragg, 8. Ashford, B. Ayres, J. Bramel, D. Blain, K. Bertelsen, B. Byrd, D Arnold. N. Boyle, L. Brown, G- Blanchietti. Third Row: D. Alpin, A. Brandin, D. Bishop, C. Anderson, J, Bartky, M. Bourquin, B. Bar- rot. V. Borg, B. Broyles, M. Biggs, P. Butler, G. All- tucker. Top Row: J. Brewer, H. Cady, T. Burks. D. Calla- han, J. Campbell, G. Bron- son, P. Bonnet. Front Row: M. Carson. J, Dutra, D. Chappel, L. Du Shane, S. Doyle. K. Eck- land, V. Carpmalf, A. Can- non, H. Franck. R, Feldner, K. Chung. Second Row: L Chew, B. Copeland, C. Davis, V. Drake, P. Dennis, B. DeLemos, M. Cavagnaro, M. Charters, M. Eddy, P. Costello, R. Chappell. Third Row: L, Carrin, T. Carter, B. Curtis, S. Crary, C. Danna, K, Copeland, J. Contreras, P. Cole, J. Cor- coran. R. Field. Top Row: B. De Voto, J. Fulton, . Dickerson, R. Cushing. B. Case, J. Fairborn, D. Davis, W. Elwood. SOPHOMORES Front Row: B. Harrell, R. Herbst, A, Harrington, P. Farr, B. Gragg, F. Gilman, M. J. Fester, E. Edmiston, D. Heinti. Second Row: T. Hold ah I, 5. Hip Ici ns, R, Hird, J. Gamblin, J. Her- lingor, M. Hidden, D. Farm- er, L Girard, J. Goodwin, B. Hiller, P. Goodier. Third Row: D. Haley, B. FryJing, D. Turnipseed, S. Hansen, D. Hollars, M. Hill, B. Goodwin, A. Everidge, H, Hollingsworth, D. Heilman, F. Felix, S. Gibson, B. Hay wood. Top Row: J. Hunts- man, G Greenberg, J, IFroi- denrich, L Hays, J. Gibson, B. Haines, L Gordon, A. Flowers, 0, Gunn, B. Har- per, K. Green, S. Hennell, W. Herron, M. Fries. Front Row: C. Klink, F. Kit- chen, C. Johnson, M, Ken- nedy, M. Johnson, J. John- son. Second Row: P. Kosso- ris, V. Israel, J. Matthews, R. Johnson, J. Hester, A. Hollenbeck, J. Janeiro, L Ingles, P. Kump, B. Kelly, T. Morrison. Third Row: Y. Kumagai, L Honk, T. Lewis, C. Houseman, A. Lease, D. Messimer. Top Row: D. Johnson, E. Kra- kov, T. Johnson, R. Linton, R. Kreps, B. Kefauver, K. Kittoe, T. Ikeda, G. Kramer. Front Row: J. Oberg, P. Musser, C, Redondo. M. Kemnitz, I. Johnson, J. Me- Tigue, A. Martinex, B. Kertx, S. Linn, Second Row: B. Jones, M. Moore, M. Lar- more, N, Liddicoat, J. Mor- rison, H, Loder, C. Martin, D, Martin, K. McQuinn, R, Kirkland, E. Lawson. Top Row: P, Pigott, P. Kump, J. McCarthy, V. Millar. C. Kramer, IB. Lund, M. Mea- dows, L, Lough, M. John- son, D. Miles, J, Morinan. SOPHOMORES Front Row: N. Silva, G. Spanton D. Martin, B. Bar rot, K. Rhodes, J. MeCut- chen, M, Stedman, S. Mold- rup, J. Johnson. Second Row: D. Richards, U. Orso- lini, J, Peters, B. Morse, L Ressico, P. Pappas, B. Pri- 9 on, E. Olah, D. Schellen- gar, R. Resnick. Top Row: 8. Petersen, J. Pifpari, D, Reminder. G. Nuckton, D, Neeley, W. Plunkett, . W. Marler, A, Pack, W, North, E. Nelson, S. Roberts, L O'Brien. Front Row: D. Riekabaugh, R. Stuart, D. Samsonovs, S. Sosa. J. Thompson, 5. Stu- art, S. Stepp, M, Smith, E, Smith, M. Sheets, D. Simp- son. Second Row; D. Doyle, T. Turner, B. Tomlinson, A, Tulf, S. TwiHy, M, Stennis. A. Twitty, 8. Santhoff, D. Stern, D. Tuttle, R. Tuttle. Top Row: P. Teale, J, Tru- itt, B. Sevilla, J. Tynan. P. Stegner, B. Smith. D. Robin- son, J. Ronald, E. King. W. Tarr, B. Sturgeon, A. Shock- er. Front Row: J. Wilder, B. Zumwelt, M, White, D, Ven- nard, J. Zinn, E. Wong, A. Yoshida. Top Row: D. Wei- sell, B. Woodward, B. Wal- ters, L Wenti, C. Van Wagoner. W, Wood, J, Wentworth. AROUND THE CAMPUS 1. Soph Mob Scene 2. Party tyme 3. Hold that pose, Dottie! 4. Check that cra-iy golden rod! 5. Gorilla my dreams 6. Top heavy 7. Sleepy time gat 8. Morning after 9. How ‘bout that? 10. The Junior Jerks I I. Flex J2. No comment I 3. Bireleys? 14. Wheel of Fortune I 5. Energy plus I 6 School Dare 1. Jazzy juniors 2. Baby face! 3. What4 coming off. boys? 4. Oh, Alan! 5. Party timer 6. Silly Soph 7. Going a pa 8. Marty? 9. Lags! 10. Thinking of you I I. One of the boys I 2. Dazzled I 3. Goofus I 4. Isn't one enough ? I 5. Smoothie 1 A. Pepsodent smiles 17. Snow queens? 18. Backyard beauties! 19. Nancy and Va! 20. The line-up 2 I. Mud-slinging days 22. Head over heels COMMISSIONERS BARBARA DAVENPORT Commissioner of Publications MARY ELLEN ACKER Commissioner of Girls' Activities LLOYD CARTER Commissioner of Boys' Athletics ALLEN KELLER Commissioner of Finance JEAN LENZEN Commissioner of Social Activities GEORGE BAER Commissioner of Boys' Activities BARBARA ZENDER Commissioner of Girls' Athleties POLLY REEDER Commissioners' Secretary LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Ken Doyle President Barbare Curtis Vice-President Brenda Kerti Secretary Front: D. Brinker, J. Christie, M. Stedman, M, Stennls, D. Vannard, B. Curtis, M. Dunham, B. Kerti. Second: K. Doyle. C, Anderson, T. Lewis, N. Boyle, B. Haight, C. Clifford. W. Bloom, P. Kelly. Third: H. Rothert, S. Webber, D. Kenyon, C. Cutting, J. Shea, A. Behr, J. D. Northway. STUDENT COURT Front: A. Haile, J. Classen, J. Keesey, P. Stat ffer, G. Chiu. Second: L. Chew, F. Shoup, J. Shea, A. Shocker, H, Gross. Third: J. Bertky. W. Hollis. D. Tipton. BRUNCH COMMITTEE Front: J. Nelson, P. Kursh, M. Dunham, A. Bogeiund, B. Lonergan. Second: D. Booker, B. Foster, T. Otomori, T. Bigg , P. Bente, S. Gardner. Third: T. Leong, R, Sumner, S. Crary, J. Durand. Top: J. Anderson, R, Morgan, B. Fuchs, T. Hoogs. Front: J. Christie, C, Woodruff, S. Orphal, L, Campbell, J, Bartley, J. Pfingst, P. Hill. Second: V. Mottram, M. Farrar, B. Drinkrow, J. Quayle, M. Davies, A. Barnes. Top: R. Simonini, P. Scoble, J. Gibson, A, Cromwell, C. Helm, J. Smith, S. Jennings, K. Doyle. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Front: B. Gibson. J. Bartley, J. Ermacoff. T. May, J. Gibson, J. Lenien, J. Bartley, B. McCall, S, Crary, L. Fursten- burg, B. Kertx, P. Terry, C. Stephens, K. Doyle. Second: N. Liddieoat, M. Foster, P. Kursh, J. Miller. Third: K. Bertelsen, R. Kirkland, T, Lewis, M. White, J. Christiansen. R, Hopper. S. Orphal, K. Kackley, V. Biondi, A. Smith, S. Gill, S. Alexander, B. Bowden, B. Kielsmeier, V, Mottram, B, Lonergan. Fourth: D. Stern. M, 5tennis, I. Jones. C. West, B. Blois, L. DuShane, S. Doyle, A, Lear, C. Creech, B. Simons, G. Taylor, N. Richards, S. Harrison, A, Kelly, N. Wtget, J. Smith, L. Campbell, G. Compton. CHEERLEADERS Front: J. Christie, D. Brinker, B. Visbach, P. Scoble, L. Campbell. Top: Y. Willhide, H. Hardy, M. Siordia, J. Fos- naugh, C. Helm. POINT AWARD BOARD Front: R, Stuart, J, D. Northway, K. Doyle. Top: M. Mills, A. Kelly, B. McCall. PEP COMMITTEE Front: J. MeCutchen. J. Oberg, P, Hill. Second: J. Bartley, A. Evans, P. Reeder, M. Siordia. Top: T. Hoogs, P. Scoble, M. Thorsen, B. Gibson. JUNIOR YOUTH COUNCIL Front: P. Terry. B. Harper. S. Evans. Top: T. May, J. Perrin. STAGE CREW F, Shoup. T. Farmer. P. Stauffer, B. Steere. J. Twitty, G, Smith, J. oilman, B. Mentier, D. Richards. CANDY SELLERS Front D. Chappell, M. Guttadauro, M. Murphy, J. Bowen. Second: B. Chiches- ter. J. Miller, K. Braig. M. Boothe, J, Hoster, L. Towle. Top: H. Houk, J, Tudor, C. Heimerdinger, H. Odell, P. Rudat, CAFETERIA COMMITTEE Front: G. Chiu, E. Peters, N. Liddicoat, L Houk, K. Liddicoat, R. Slmonini. Top: Miss Schmit. P. Patterson, D. Ken- yon, S. Steele. MOVIE PROJECTIONISTS Front: R. Resnick. G. Newcomb, R. Tuttle, R. Field. Top: P. Kump, M. Fries, D� Neeley, W. Elwood, J, Norman. P. A. CREW S. Hipkins, W. Elwood, J. Donald, J, McDowell. PRIVILEGE CARD COMMITTEE Front: S, Evans, W. Bloom, M. Dun ham. Second: Mrs, Duncan. F. Shoup, G. Santana, G. Webber, Mrs, Kizer. Top: Miss Morehouse, J, Donald. TRAFFIC R- Simonlni, D, Paulson, T. Poulter, J. Anderson, OFFICE HELPERS Front: J. Thompson, N. Wray. P. Bent , M, Smith, M. Fiterre. Second: A. Evans, A. Cromwell, J. Smith, E. Sierra. C. Layne, C. Wheeler, Top: D. Farmer, S. Gladstein, R. Tull, J, Pfingst.D. Innes, B. A. C. Front: J. D, Northway, R. Stephens, M. Conner. K. Doyle. Second: S. Baer, P. Schinlt, R. Olmstead. Top: L Car- ter, G. Santana, G. Read. BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET Front: B. Haywood, D. Paulson, J. Anderson. Top: G. Baer, D. Gidley. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET Front: S, Evans. J Christie, M. Acker, M. Murphy. Second: C. Clifford, N. Wiget, W. Bloom, J. Morrison. Top: Mrs. V ebb. D. Vennard, Y. Wjllhide. PALO ALTO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY MADRONO Bev Lonergan, Editor Getting a sneak preview. Will it sell the product? Front: 5. Gill, M. Moore, J. Quayle, L, DiSalvo, B. Lonergan. Second: B. McCall, D. Hollar . P. DuBoii, G, Comp ton, D. Hammet. Top: B. Lotano, D. Davis, T. Poulter, G. Newcomb. . ► Planning the next Imihi At n,e COpy tMe Front: F. Case. D. Hollers. B. Davenport, K, Breig, B. Broyles, M. Boothe. G. Unger, B. McCall. Second: D. Freid- enrich, Mr. Devis, P, DuBois. J, Keesey, H. Gross, G. Newcomb. Top: D. Fletcher, T. Holland, F. Shoup, T. Pouiter. LIT CLUB Front: C. Malta, $, Rowe, A. Haile. M, Behr, 5. Gnoro, B. Kielsmeier. Second: J. Keesey, B. Davenport, M. Brown, J. Gibson, J. George, J, Classen. Top: P. DuBois, L. Carter, F. Shoup, P. Stauffer. G. Baer. Front: A, Takamoto, B. Andres, M. Eilers, M. Behr, C. Malta. Second: Miss Sanders, C. Cushing, J, Gibson, F. Kitchen, E. Peters. Top: I. Biggs, B. Fuchs, B. Nunes, D. Foster, A, Flowers, R. Morgan. OFFICERS: Fred Shoup, Margaret Brown, Pete Stauffer. PHILOMUSIA OFFICERS — Front: Elsie Peters, Carolyn Malta, Top: T. Biggs, B, Nunes, M. Behr. BOYS' BLOCK P OFFICERS; J. D. Northway, George Read. George Webber Front: P. Severson, J. D. Northway, B. Gibson, K. Doyle. Second; J. Anderson, W. Schleich. G. Johnson, H. Rothert, G. Webber, A. Keller, S. Brown, L. Carter. Third; B. Hamlett, F. Zumaquero, W. Dower, E. Bell, G. Smith. D, Pauly, M. Conner, Sponsor George Hurley, Fourth; F. Lindholm J. Baker, T. Holland. G. Baer, P, Schink, R. Stephens, A. Irish, T. Hoogs. Top: G. Read, G, Santana, F. Schwart , C. Cutting, D, Kenyon, R. Babka, R. Olmstead, B. Callaway, S. Wyman. GIRLS' BLOCK P OFFICERS: Beverly Foster, Marilyn Mills Front: B. Zender, T. Otomori, A. Saito, M. Mills, P. Reeder. Second: D. Nishi, 5. Gard- ner, B. Foster, B. Bruce, C. Clifford, C. Horr, Top: T. Biggs, E. Oeschger. R. Morgan, M. Brown, J. Collier, B. Fuchs. Front: R, Stuart, 0. Rickabaugh, S. Brown, B. Harreli, G. Unger, B. Kiefsmeier, E. Peters, J. Tao. M, Kanaiawa, J. Guttadauro, B. Timby, J. D. Northway. Second: J. Fairborn, L. Towle, S. Rowe, V. Prime, 5. Doyle, C. Lattln, S. Hansen, A. Lear, W. Bloom, N. Wiget, B. Davenport, J. Classen, Third: B. Weir, R. Arjo, B. Hetland, R. Ellis. J, Ufl- man, T. Lewis, C. Anderson, S. Crary, M. Farrar, J, Perrin, L. Campbell, P. Reeder, J. Bartky, V. Israel. Top: L Brown, D, Davis, R. Kreos, T. Poulter, D. Paulson, R. Dlls, F, Lindholm, P. Sc Kink, T, Holland, J- ligon, T. Farmer, H. Hilgard, P. Kelly, K. Doyle, A. Keller, CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION C. S. F. OFFICERS F. Shoup, V. Prime, A. Haile, J, Kaasey. Front: C. Johnstone, P. Tatum, K, Liddicoat, L. Gerard, M, Kawakami, A. Herring, C. Rausch, N. Dodge, M. Web- star. Second: Miss Sanders, M, Buttitta, M. Eilers, M. Morse, C. Davis, M. Boothe, A. Haile, M. Bruce, A, Kelly, A. Morgan, R. Kirkland. Third: M. Dunham, S. Gardner, H. Odell, A. Isle. R. Morgan. R. Sumner, M. Brown, K. Braig, B. Wilson, C. Clifford, J. George, B. Redding. Top: G, Webber, P. Dowell, J. Keetay, B. Nute. J. Andrews, F, Shoup, G. Santana, T. Everett, P. Stauffer, P. DuBois, L. Carter, B. Mentter. JR. RED CROSS Front: J, Thompson, F. Kitchen, C. Johnstone, M. Foster, A, Fromhold, H. Malo, M. Merner, B. Bowden. Second: M. Pavies, P. Rudat, J. Ermacoff, S. Jennings, M. Herchkorn, M. Mills, M. L West, J. Bowen, L Towle, L DiSalvo. Third: N. Richards, M. Boothe, K. Bertelsen, A. Kelly, S. Harrison, C. Clifford, B. Benzo, P. Bente, B. Chichester, Top: S. Fairborn, A, Gregg, J. Evans, M, Schneider, K. Zitkowski. P. Scoble, M, Smith, K. Braig, A. Barnes, J. Bibb, J. Durand, G. Compton. •Ct Carol Clifford President Jo Guttadauro lt ... Sally Fairborn Vice-President Secretery Front: J. Gibson, B. Blois, J. Hoster, M, Hill, M. Kennedy, D. Booker, $. Linn, M. Moore, J. Guttadauro. Second: C. Poston, M. Siordie, T. Leong, H. Loder, L. Furstenburg, J. Wentworth, B. McCall, J. Perrin. Third: V, Biondi, J. Gibson, N. Boyle, B, Curtis. C. Green, J. Pfingst, B. Foster, J. Smith. Top: B, Simons, A. Lease, S. Crary, R. Sum mer, M. Thorsen, L Campbell, 8. Lonergan. Front: R, Herbst. N. Large, B. Timby, C. Smith. Top: T. Poulter, H. Nuckton, J. Clark, RADIO CLUB OFFICERS — Front: N. Large, B. Timby, Top: T. Poultar. C. Smith. PHOTO CLUB OFFICERS — Front: A. Conover. E. Boyle. G. Newcomb. Top: M, Bol, T. Poulter. Front: J. Chantler, L. Ingles, M. Robertson. A. Conover, G. Newcomb. Top: R. Jones, E. Boyle. C. May, T. Poulter, M. Bol. Kneeling: T. Lewis, D« Chappell, K. Doyle, B. Kerti, J. Bramel, H. Franck, T. OFFICERS: D. Chappell, J. Norman Carter. Standing: C. Kremtr, Mrs. Younkin, S. Crary, F. Shoup, V, Miller, A. Keller. J. Norman. CAREER DAY STEERING COMMITTEE Seated: M. Murphy, B. Kielsmeier, M. Boothe, Mrs. Sutphen. Standing: M. Conner, J. D, Northwey. WORLD SERVICE Front: F. Cady, F. Case, V. Drake, M. Bruce, J. Hoiter, J. Bramel, D. Hsmmet, B, Lonergen. Second: N. Wray, C. Lattin, S. Gladstein, C. Horr, L. Fortner, N. Boyle, N. Wiget, J. Smith, L. Campbell, S. Brown. Top: 5. Hipkin� , C. Norman, T. Johnson, C. Houseman, J. McNeil, J. Collier, R. Babka, M. Stedman, B. Kwong, D. Stern, K. Doyle, G, Chiu. SPANISH CLUB Front: S, Moldrup, M. Kawakami, M. Kanazawa. Second: M, Eilers, Mrs, Guerrero, S. Rowe, J. Sugimoto. Top: P. Tollner, R. Diis, F. Zumaquero, OFFICERS — Front: S. Steele. J. Sugi- moto, Top: P. Tollner, R, Oil . RIFLE CLUB OFFICERS — Front: S. Gardner. E. Oesch- ger. Top: J. Donald. J. McDowell, Front: D. Innes, C. Thoit . M. Morse, E. Oeschger, S. Gardner. Second: J, Classen, J, McDowell, H. Sanchez, G. Webber, J, Keesey, J. Anderson. Top: S, Wyman, T. Everett. G, 5antana, J. Twitty, J, Donald, INTERNATIONAL CLUB Front: E. Isaksen, M, Robertson. A. Wormley, L Bass, C. Sell, C. Maita. Top: OFFICERS: W. Hollis, E. Bell, E. Isalrsen. J. Bishop, Miss Uppman, E. Bell, W. Hollis, T. Yuan, M. Bruce. FORUM CLUB Front: M. Buttitta, A. Haile, A Barnes. M. Brown. C, Davis, G. Unger. E, Peters, Second: J. D. Northway, T. Carter, J. Ullman, G, Smith, B. Mentier, H„ Gross. Third: R. Stuart, B. Nuta, J. Keesey, L. Maynard, C. Smith, J. Classen, R, Bryant, L. Carter. Top: G. Baer, S, Wyman, F. Shoup, G. Santana, C. Dodds, P. Stauffer, R. Diis. I_. Spencer, G. Santana. Front: B. Harold, P. Kossoris, D. Rickabaugh. Second: P. Teale, B. Hiller, D. Tuttle. J.Mathews. V. Israel. Top: B. Gibson, W. Herron, D. Aplin, D. Haley. R. Kreps. W. Plunkett, H. Hollingsworth. fi f OFFICERS — Front: A. Haile, M. Brown. Top: G. Santana, F. Shoup, G. Smith. MANAGERS CHESS CLUB OFFICERS — Front: P. Kossoris, V. Israel. Second; B. Harrell, D. Rickabaugh. Top: D. Haley, J. Mathews. CHOIR Fronts J. Wilder, G. Campbell, G. Spanton, A, Wagener. M. Behr, B. Barrot, D. Martin, R. Baker, A. Yoshlda, S. Sosa, Mr. Halvorsen. Second: M. Starrett, C, Darina, C. Johnston, C. Sell, B. Nunes, L Ressico, B. Umphlett, J. Newman, G. Taylor, S. Gardner. Third: S. Rowe, B. Curtiss, J. Reelfs, D. Kelly, C. Cramer. M. Shantz, J. Wilder, B. Warm, C. Layne, C. Gordon, B. Fuchs. Top: J. Patch, B. Ludwig, D. Gunn. B. Kefauver, P. Goodier, D. Roman, R. Williamson, R. Resnick, L. Rogers, B. Ayres. A. Rimmer. HOME ECONOMICS Front: B. Goodwin. C. Ajapo, D. Le Stum, P. Hill. J. Christie, J. Bartky, S. Harrison, A. Kelly, G. Farmer, R. Ray mond, B. Bowden, M. Merner. Second: J. Thompson, B. Bliss, J. Bowen, B. Ballard, A. Takamoto, D. Booker, J Thomas, B. Brown, ML Johnson, C. Rausch, P, Jones, Miss Mtddlekauff, J. Guttadauro. Third: Mrs. Austin, M. Sant hoff, G. Thomas, N. Jones, F. Cady, B. Slordia, L Towle, P. Bente. D. Poston. T. Biggs, S. Jennings, G. Campbell J. Gibson, C. Anderson. A. Lease, S. Dowling. Fourth: S. Doyle, N. Richards, J. MacGowan, M. Fernandez, G. Tay lor, C, Arbuckle. M. Dunn, D. Stern, C. Greene, T. Leong, B. Foster, M. Hill, W. Bloom, V. Biondi, M. Bruce, P Rudat, J. Bowen, M. Moore. Top: S. Crary, B. Benzo, M. Cavagnaro, J. Ermacoff, M. Herchkorn, S. Howry, J, Evans. R. Sumner, D. Deal, N. Boyle, H. Loder, H. Dodds, M. Schneider. J. Smith. J. Butler, S. Twitty, A. Twitty. THESPIAN 'Front: V, Drake, S, Linn E. Peters, G, Unger,, C. Rausch,, ML Murphy, L Towle,, Second: S. Rowe, B, Drinkrow, M, McWilliam, A. Barnes, A. Isle, A. Lease, C. Horr. Third: M. White, S. Gill, P. Dowell, P. Kump, P. Bente, J. Want- worth, Fourth: B, Zander, B. Wilson, J. Keesey, J, Andrews, C. Dodds, D. Tipton, C, Davis, V. Prime; Sponsor, Mr. Craig Vittetoe. BAND First ’—■ CBach to Front): T. PouIter, R. Gibson, M. Miller, P, Chang, E„ Kitchen, C. Haiimerdinger, S. Gardner, 0L Zander, P. O'Brien. T, Trittin. Second: L. Ingles, P. Setoretmam. R. Croft, J. Donaldl, J. Fulton, V. CarpmaU, W. Hol- lis, T. Meehan. Third: L. O Brian, R. Flowers, J. Goodwin, T. Johnson, R, Keely, N. Graves. P. Bent , F. Kitchen, M. Beeson. Fourth: B. Ashford, J, Goodwin. 8. Steere. E. Oesehger, M. Meadows, A, Klink, 0. Innes, N. Dodge, R. Ellis. Fifth: B. Timby, L. Schwab, B. Harrell, W. Youngs. A. Brenner. B. Nute, H. Rosene. M. McWilliam, P. Tatum, R. Higbee. Drum Major: J. Andrews. Not Pictured: R. Ludwig, J. Baker. R. Oda, P. Severson. P. Pigott, M. West, D, Christy, G. Jones, K. Snow, R, Henderson, B. Carey, S. Steele. ASSEMBLY PALY ON THE AIR Prow: N. Widdas. Second: N. Wi9et, J. BarSlty. Third: J. N. Wldd.i, D. Fraidenrieh, S. Wyman, C. Dodds- Nelson, M. Stennis, J, George. Top: J. Shee, S. Wymen, INTER-CLUB COUNCIL Front: C, Forrester, F. Cose, J. Hoster, J. Guttadouro, P. Kursh, J. Smith. Second: S, Gladsteln, M. Wtgger, W. Bloom, D. Hammii, S, Peterson, C. Helm. Third: J. Perrin, J. Butler, G. Compton, C. Heimerdinger, L Campbell, C. Stephens. SACRA AMICITIA FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Front: J. Perrin, N. Wiget, B. McCall. Top: L Campbell, J. Pfingst, V. Prime, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Front: S. Harrison, J. Guttadauro, J, Perrin. Top: C. Stephens, L Campbell, J. Pfingst, B. Wilson. Front: C, Davis, M. White, M. Moore, J. Wentworth, L. Towle. Second: B. Alexan- der, J, Blackmoor, B. Kertz, K. Blackmoor, D. Cheppef, J. Guttadauro. Third: A. Leash, D. Stern, N. Wiget, C. Stephens, J. Ptingst, L. Campbell, 8. McCall, S. Linn. Fourth: M. Bourquin, S. Twitty, F, Lewis, M. Stennis, B. Redding, S. Har- rison. A. Kelly. Top: C. Houseman, B. Haines, J. Morrison, A. Twitty, J. Lenxen, J. Perrin, B. Wilson, B. Zender, C. Horr, V. Prime. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Front: S. Gill, M. Dunham. Top: S. Gladstein, P. Kursh, SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS M. West, J, Hoster, E. Peters. 3 KEYS Front: E. Walker, P. Kursh, Macy Dunham, B. Rey, A. Frombold, J. Altieri, F. Gil- man. Second: J. Land, S. Gladstein, J. Bowen, B. Chichester, L DiSelvo, E. Peters, G. Unger, J. Thompson. Third: M. West, J. Miller, K. Liddicoat, M. Boothe, P. Cole, J. Hamblin, J. Hoster, P, Pappas, H. Malo, S, Gill, Fourth: J. Nelson, N. Burch. C. Lattin. J. Evans, J. George, N. Liddicoat, D. McFarland, L. Houk, K. Braig, J, Silvers. Top: H. Odell, M. Dutch, C. Woodruff. J. Peters, B. Lund, L. Lough, A. Alden, J, Bibb. M. J. Williams, CARAE AMICAE Front: P, Scobis, J, Smith, G. Compton, H. Greenbach, J. Sutler, P. Reeder. S. Ratner, A. Cromwell. Second: J. Fosnaugh, B. Blois, V. Drake, S. Bakke. Third: J. Oberg, C, Johnson, M. Hill, L DuShane, J. MeCutehen, S. Doyle, M. Kennedy, M. Foster, M. John- son. Fourth J, Gibson, R. Tuli, S. Hanson, A. Tull, H. Loder, B, Zumwalt, M. Herch- korn, S. Howry, J, Durand, L Fortner, M. Charters. Top: D, Tupper, M. Farrar, M, Smith, K. Zitkowski, L Gordon, S. Crary, A. Flowers, J, Gibson, M. Cavagnaro, B. Tomlinson. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Front: J. Smith, P. Reeder, Top: J. Butler, H. Greenbach. P. Scobla. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Front: A. Cromwell, P, Scoble, P. Reeder. Top: S. Ratner, G, Compton, J, Smith. Front: IE. Smith, J. Pratt, J. Christie, D. Le Stum, F. Cady, D. Arnold. Second: IB. Barrot, S. Shatter, S. Emerson, J. Eg la, P. Hill, S. Jennings, D. Hollars, D. Vennard. Third: K. Copeland, B. Baar, J. Ermacott, C. Forrester, F. Case, S. Petersen, M. Slordia, B. Cur- tis. Fourth A, Hollenbeck, N. Wray, L Freedman, B. Browning. M� Acker, C. Helm, M. J. Fiterre. B. Siordia. Top: N Heinecke, C. Arbuckle, Y. Willhide, C. Norman, H. Hardy, A. Evans. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Top: H. Hardy, R. Browning, F. Case, C. Norman, C. Arbuckle. Front: N. Heinecke. m TRI-G's Front: G. Campbell, J. Newman, B. Lonergan, K. Kacklay, D. Hammit, Sec- ond: K. McQuinn, G. Hodgkin, B, Bowden, M. Merner. M. Dunham, P. Terry, V. BiondJ, W. Bloom. Third: G. Tambini, J. MacGowan, M. Young, B, Sharkey, M. Merner, B. Diehl, $, Orphal, R. Morgan, M. Shantz, L Dubeta, Top: B. Warm, M. Santhoff, A, Lear, P. Jackson, J. McQuinn, N. Richards, B. West, I, Jones. S. Dowling, C. Kramer, J. Collier. J. Malloch. C, Creech, M. Dunn W. Bloom, B. Simons Front: ML Hoskins, G. Taylor, B. Pimental, R. Hooper, K. Rhodes, 5. Rhodes, B. Goodwin, Second: J, Christensen, M. Dunn, D. Guppies, M. Wright, P. Dennis, S. Qnoro, K. Bertelsen, L Girard, M. Fernandez. Top C- Martin, M. Smith. L. Herbst. C. Creech. D. Kelly. B. Simons, B. Byrd. B. Santhoff, J. Janiero. D. Kelly, S. Dowling THE SPIRIT OF '53 Cheers for the basketeersj Make that point! WORK AND PLAY AT PALY San Mateo J. C. entertains Straw Hat Revue Spook Show auction Horseshoes at Boys’ League rally Get Out the Vote 1953 GIRLS' JINX A Seabees Dream Jan of the Harem Birth of the Blues i Adios FERRISWHEEL FOLLIES Dancing Dolls I'm an Indian tool I Go Crazy Oh by Jingo Jinx M. C.'s emoting POP BOY George Read Bob Lozano George Baer George Baer George Webber Cutest Couple Mary Dunham Tom Hoogs Most Fun on a Date Val Mottram Bob Lozano Best Dressed Helene Greenbach Leonard Gerard Best Dancers Mavis Perry GIRL Most Popular Barbara Davenport Best Looking Helene Greenbach Best Personality Joan Hathaway Friendliest Susie Orphal Lozano and Greenbach Hathaway and Baer Dunham and Webber POLL BOY GIRL Fred Lindholm Most Naive Claire Stephens George Read Most Athletic Eldora Oeschger Dame Engelcke Craziest Driver Lil Furstenberg Biggest Sherm Wyman Penny-pincher Barbara Simons Lloyd Carter Most Radical Carol Sell Most Likely Fred Shoup to Succeed Barbara Davenport Best Companion on Tom Hoogs A Desert Island Joan Butler Hoogs. Mottram, and Butler Orphal, Engelcke, and Oeschger Stephens and Lindholm Publications Carnival Vilcette Three Hits and a Miss Time outj 3 ■ « ?“ A%A b'., ?% ’siHCn JACQUES (JUMA 7) 9V£ £fl G£iCK£ y -r ) U p ,; To l m 5 y % « SchJnk.. ITHL mpf J TftfiRVS . f£Mi5 PHilyw £ Ok £ U £BB£R 7 Sec7 vJ T ' sl t.A P e esol0 M)H B p KZJx i s- c ytrM c VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row: J. Ligon, B. Nichols, F, Zumaquero, J. Ullman, H. Rothert, 0. Hampton, G, Williams, M, Connor. B. Clarie, W, Schfeich, B. Jackson, S. Brown, Mgr. Second Row: D, Brewick. D. Pauly, G. Johnson, D. Stono, D. Boccig- none, P. Simpson, T. Holland, J. Berg, D. Peterson, G. Read, L. Leigh, J. Rowe. Top Row: E, Boyle, Mgr., M. Tur- ner, T. Philyaw, F. Schwartz, J. Ware, J. Day, R. Ligtelyn, D. Fletcher, P. Soske, H. Kelley, R. Olmstead, D. Paulson, K. Miller, Coach B. Goshorn. FINAL PAL STANDINGS SEASON RECORD Team W L T RF PA 0 Watsonville .. 18 Burlingame 6 1 0 166 114 7 . Burlingame 21 Lincoln 5 1 1 172 60 0. 19 San Jose .... .. 5 2 0 133 101 7 San Jose ........ 20 South San Francisco , 5 2 0 I 54 74 20.. 40 Willow Glen . 4 2 1 138 105 7 7 San Mateo 4 2 1 146 85 6 50 Jefferson 3 4 0 130 1 1 2 Sequoia 3 4 0 92 119 47 145 Menlo-Atherton 1 6 0 5B 142 PALO ALTO ....... 0 6 1 48 159 Capuchino 0 6 0 33 217 1953 FIRST STRING Line: John Ware, John Day, Jerry Ligon, Jerome Berg, Don Peterson, Ron Olmstead, George Read. Backfield: Dell Boccignone, Glade Williams, Walt Schleich, Don Hampton. THIS IS GONNA HURT — George Read controls a de- termined expression as he prepares to hit the hard Stan- ford gridiron. Directly behind him is Vike Dave Pauly and at left is Glade Williams (No, 70). I M GETTIN' OUTA HERE — Aided by a perfectly exe- cuted block by Williams, (No. 70 on ground). Half Dell Boccignone breaks into the clear. “WAIT TIL NEXT YEAR___________ Thanksgiving Day's heartbreaking defeat in the Big Game with Sequoia marked the finish of one of the most unsuccessful grid campaigns in the history of Palo Alto High football. Only one Friday after- noon ended in cheers for the Paly rooters, among a string of bleak losses. Although the Viking footballers wound up the I 952 season in the doorway of the Peninsula Ath- letic cellar with a winless slate, they were saved from last place and complete humiliation on that one bright day, by taking the spoiler's role and deadlocking a highly favored San Mateo eleven 7 to 7. The upset snapped a six-game losing streak and the Norsemen lit into arch-rival Sequoia with spirits high, only to fall again, 20-6. Coach Bruce Goshorn, succeeding the late Hod Ray at the helm of the great Norse Horde, faced a green aggregation of gridiron hopefuls and an eighteen-game victory string at the season's start, and did an outstanding job in piecing together the inexperienced players into the team they produced. Only a handful of veterans remained from the 1951 championship squad. One of these veterans, George Read, proved to be the main threat in the Paly attack. Read sparkled at both offensive end and defensive tackle throughout the season, and eventually landed a place on the mythical all-PAL second team. Despite Paly's poor season, the outlook for the next year is bright — it might be an entirely differ- ent story. JUST ONE MORE STEP — In tea m's best effort of the season, junior Halfback Don Hampton, of whom greet things are expected next year, barrels into the end zone for score that deadlocked league-leading San Matao. 7-7, in giant upset. Don Hampton, half AND AWAY WE GO — Boccignone zigzags around iaft end in the Big Game. Boccignone sparkled despite Paly's poor day Glade Williams, QB FAMILIAR SCENE — Sequoia fall short of locals' goal in big pileup. Paly grid- ALMOST — Viking Read, 12, just dors visible include Lynn Leigh, 37, (in left foreground), Guy Johnson, 66. Her- ° re,Y '« ff«mpt to hook pass, low Rothert (left center) and Rudy Ligtelyn (behind Rothert). Dave Pauly, full HERE I COME — Paly safety Lynn Leigh, 37, prepares to dodge Cherokee Interference to move in for tackle. John Ware and George Read, ends. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Top Row: D, Callahan, B, Ballard, J. Morinan, J. Huntsman, A. Perkins, P. Stegner, K. Green, T. Morrison, D. Robinson. Second Row: B. Hillard, mgr., K. Kittoe, L Wonti, B. Walters, B. Fryling, R. Feldner, B. Jones, E. Krakov, P, Costello, B. Woodward, S. Hennel, T. Ikeda, F. Bragg, G, Nauman, P. Bonnet, C. Ey J, Wiget, J. Freidenrich, W. Elwood, mgr., Coach W. Fisher. Third Row: B. Bell, G. Greenberg, 0. Bishop, P. Piggot, B, Copeland, F. Baxter, H. Cady, 0. Rickabaugh, J. Anderson, A. Stansfield, J. McCarthy, B. Gibson, B. Case, W, Weekerman, M. Fries, D. Gunn. First Row: Y, Kumagai, J. Searles, J. Ronald, B. Harrel, A. Brandin, R. Gray, J. Johnson, D. Miles, T. Pappas, I. Burkes, 8. Smith, J. Tynan. THE CHAMPS' ! Potent plus, Paly's 1952 sophomore footballers ended up on top in the PAL frosh-soph grid race, to bring in at least one blue ribbon in the year's so-so sports scene. Wes Fisher, inaugurating his first season as head coach, seven times guided his team to victory in eight games, missing an unblemished record by but one point. The championship was the first since the class of '52 turned the trick in 1949. Coach Fisher found himself faced with talent galore at the season's start, much of which might turn next year's varsity into a winning aggregation. New to the scene was John Tynan in a magnifi- cant season at full back and is one of 1953's hottest varsity prospects. Other probable varsity grid- ders: John Ronald, Leon Wentz, Don Bishop, Bob Walters, Dick Robinson, Dick Callahan, and Jim McCarthy. The Vikings dumped their first four opponents with little difficulty — Carlmont, Capuchino, South San Francisco, and Burlingame fell in order. Then a little trouble with Menlo-Atherton, 12-6, a little more with Jefferson, and boom! A little overconfidence and the roof fell in, San Mateo winning, 20-19. Nevertheless, the PAL crown was in the bag, and Paly captured the title for good with an easy triumph in the li'l Big Game with Sequoia, 33-6. 1952 FIRST STRING Lies: Don Bishop, Dick Robinson, Chris Ey, Towru IkecU, Bob Beff, Bob Walters, Leon Wenti. Bockfield: John Ron- eld, Gary Nauman (behind center) John Tynan, Dick Callahan. LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL 120 s BASKETBALL — Front: B. Oda, F, Dodge, B. Hay. wood, E. Ball, R, Herbst. Top: B. Foy, J. Classen, C. Van Wagoner, D. Rummlngar, N. Griffin, V. Iiraal. 11 O' BASKETBALL Front: M. Carton, H. Franck, D. Heinfz. Top: B. Simpson, B. Sturgeon, J. Nor men, J. Matthews, J. Brown. BIG IMPROVEMENT1 Displaying a tremendous improvement over last year's record, Paly's class C and D basketballers swept through good and mediocre seasons, respectively, under the direction of George Hurley, who replaced William Hutchinson as coach, flie I20's managed to break even, winning 7 and dropping 6, and the 110's fared not quite so well, with 4 won and 9 tost, J, D. Northway, in his second year of participation, sparked the I20's throughout the season with the help of other first stringers Vance Israel, Bob Haywood, and Neville Griffin. Standouts for the even lighter hoopsters included Bill Sturgeon, Jim Norman, Jim Matthews, and Herman Franck. WATER POLO Front: C. Cutting, N. Schmidt, D. Freidenrich, C. Shaffer, T. Farmer, J. Anderson, B. Gibson. Second: R, Dii , D. Williams, B. Nute, B. Erickson, P. Lanterman, J. Twitty, M. Thornton, J. Goodwin. Top: T. Hoogi, N. Parrish, mgr., J. Fairborn, M. Davit, mgr., D. Gidley, M. Bol, J. Stark, B. Bobrink, B, Harper, Coach N. Thornton, D. Tuttle, P. Kump, mgr. Standouts included Captain Chuck Shaffer, Bill Gibson, high scorer, Dave Freidenrich, Cecil Cut- ting, and Ted Farmer. Lack of depth on the team appeared to be the result of an extremely light turn- out. As the PAL was discontinued in water polo, Paly will again have trouble producing a winning team next year, as an all-collegiate schedule, wtih the exception of Sequoia, is in store for the now inde- pendent team. WRESTLING Front: M. Carson, S. Roberts, B, Haywood. F. Bragg, P. Sicard, J, Brown, J. Anderson. Top: G. Nuckton. H. Nuck- ton, D. Paulson, T. Philyaw. A. Perkins, J. Ware. YE STRONG MEN Looking better in every match, Paly's 1953 grunt 'n groan men ended their season with an unimpres- sive one-victory, five-loss, record, but the year was far more successful than the record might indicate. The Vikings suffered losses to San Jose, Sequoia, Gilroy, and twice to Menlo-Atherton, while picking up their only win over Carlmont. Despite the lopsided slate, however, the Norse placed third in the PAL Tournament, behind San Jose and Sequoia. Two local wrestlers qualified for the NCS Tourney — Albert Perkins and Tarris Philyaw. Other sterling Vike grapplers were lighter weights Art Hill, Frank Bragg, and Bob Haywood; middleweights George Nuckton, John Ware, and Pierre Sicard; and heavier Doug Paulin, and Henry Nuckton. CROSS- COUNTRY Kneeling: Coach F. Jamieson, W, Hollis, E. Peck. Standing: J. Robertson. R. Steph- f ar m,l r R°9?r Stahans -- ens, 0. Ario, D. Kenyon, J. Brown, G, Walrath, J. Kana evics, P. Sicard. loser only twice in eight races. THE BREATHLESS BOYS The renewal of cross-country at Paly resulted in an outstanding season for the distance men of Coach Forrest Jamieson, as they captured six victories against but a single loss for the season. Coach Jamieson termed the squad as one of the better cross-country teams in the state. Roger Stephens stole the season's spotlight lock, sfock, and barrel, winning easily his every race but two — which he lost to Jack Jones of Sequoia twice. Other sparkplugs: Don Kenyon, Eugene Peck, John Brown, Pierre Sicard, Jim Kennedy, and Dick Arjo. The locals also managed to grab second place in the 9-school PAL Meet. LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Front Row: Stephen Brown, mgr,, J. Wiget, B, Bell, J. Hubbard, M, Mooney, Y. Kumagai, J. Munday. F. Dodge, mgr. Top Row: K. Doyle, F, Kemper, T, Morrison, R. Stephens, A, Brendin, G. Conner, G. Neuman, D, Engelcke, Coach Durket UP AND AWAY! — Fred Kern- per goes for two. ALMOST1 The '53 lightweight cagers compiled a season's record of 14 wins and 6 losses. True, this is not a phenomenal record. However, our I30's were a never-say die type of team. They never quit and always showed the spirit and training encouraged by Coach Durket. Coming from behind on many occasions they made the opponents look completely outclassed with a display of remarkable potential. Standouts in- cluded all-SPAL forward Dake Engelcke, Jim Hubbard, and Yosh Kumagai; the latter two won second team and honorable mention ratings. Dependable players Fred Kemper, Roger Stephens, and Lynn Leigh all aided the cause. Although they reached their peak before the season's end and finished the year losing pathetically, the Li'l Vikes , win or lose, were the fightin'est team in the lightweight division of the S. P. S. L. IT’S MINE, GIT AWAY -— Two similar situations appear in the pictures at left and right. Roger Stephens (No, 221 and Jim Hubbard (arms outstretched) leap for elusive ball. At right, Vike Dave Engelcke (with ball) gets hem- med in. attempts getaway. Front Row: K. Green, D. BUhop. L Litton, P Sc hi n It. B Huntsman. F. Lindholm, P. Tollner. Middle Row: B. Oda, mgr.. S. Piersol, C. Schtnlc, B. Gibson, B. Hamlett, G. Williams, D. Peterson. Coach Hurley. Top Row: B. Calloway, R. Ligtelyn, D. Kenyon, R. Babka, R. Diis, J. Norman, mgr VARSITY BASKETBALL TWO BIG PUSHES — In picture at left, all-PAL choice Blaine Huntsman outjumps opponent to start game. Local players (in white uniforms) are Bob Hamlett, directly behind Huntsman, Pete Schink, at far laft, Rich (Rinky) Babka, No, 41, and Bill Gibson, far right. In action at right picture, Babka gives with the big shove to tank two points. STANDOUTS — All first fringe rs, these four played a major part In Paly's success on the hardwood: At far left. Bill Gibson scores an easy setup, and Bob Hamlett and Pete Schink likewise go for two in pictures at right, respectively. In remaining photo, all-SPAL junior Blaine Huntsman takes a walk with amazed expression. ’’ALL THAT WORK AND We almost made ft! Yes, the hustling hoops+ers of Coach George Hurley surprised nearly everyone concerned and wound up their 1952-53 season tied for first place in the newly formed SPAL Then, in the extra all-or-nothing playoff with Lincoln of San Jose the roof fell in by a measly two points, as we were edged 41 to 39. But enough of what might have happened and down to the facts! Surpassing the ratings of fans and sportswriters alike, the locals really finished In fine style. As the SPAL schedule included the playing of each team twice, Paly went through the season winning seven and dropping four — one each to Menlo-Atherton, Sequoia, Willow Glen, and Lincoln, Records and game scores, however, are dry, whereas those who played and played well will recall memories in years to come. Palo Alto had one of the best balanced teams in the league as the all-star ratings proved. Led by Blaine Huntsman, who placed first team all-SPAL, and Fred Lindholm, who grabbed a spot on the sec- ond mythical five, the Vikes really showed some splendid basketball ability. Earning honorable men- tion on the all-star squad were Rink Babka, one of the league's top rebounders, and Bob Hamlett, whose hot and cold shooting eye often decided whether the Norse won or not. Also playing outstanding ball were part-time first stringers Pete Schink, Bill Calloway, Don Kenyon, and Bill Gibson. (According to many fans Schink indeed deserved an SPAL honorable mention rat- ing). Others who saw considerable action for the Hurteymen: Rudy Ligtelyn, Phil Tollner, Scott Pfersol, and Glade Williams. THAT SHOT WON T BE STOPPED — Huntsman's not waving at friends: he's executing perfectly his famed hook shot, which gave him a runner-up spot in PAL scoring. Only other identifiable Paly player is Hamlett, at left (white uniform). YES, I'VE GOT FIVE FINGERS — Rink Babka proves with his left hand that he has all the fingers he needs while he scores two points with his right (picture at left), and Huntsman brings the crowd to its feet in shot at right. 1 VARSITY TRACK Kneeling; R. Kreps, mgr., J. Robertson, J. Donald, J. Northway, D. Arjo, B. Gibson, J. Kennedy, L Carter, J. Rowe. Middle; D. Bishop, W. North, M. Biggs, M. Conner, P. Sicard, J, Brown, D, Okazaki, F. Schwartz. Standing: Coach F. Jamieson, B. Kefauver, mgr,, J, Tynan, T. Philyaw, P. Patterson, T. Holland, R. Babka, A. Dickson, A. Behr, H. Porter, R. Higbee, R. Stephens, D. Robinson, D. Neely, mgr., A. Shocker, mgr, STRONG AS EVER As presstime approaches, this year's varsity thinclads have, under the guidance of Coach Forrest Jamieson, produced a record that will be hard for future teams to surpass. Although the newly form- ed SPAL schedule was supposedly weak, our men In green and white managed to compile a 4-1 won- loss record by April 28, before entering the PAL Finals. Getting right down to the facts, Paly was in a class of its own on the cinderpaths, easily defeating PAL opponents Menlo-Atherton. San Jose, Sequoia, and Willow Glen while losing only to Lincoln. After the SPAL Trials at San Jose, the locals placed a total of twelve entrants in the Finals — more than any other school. Weak season? Weak team? Not so far! Standouts in the various events were as follows: Sprints — Lloyd Carter, John Tynan, Bill Gibson, and Pierre Sicard; Hurdles — J. D. Northway, Mike Conner, Fred Schwartz, and Ralph Higbee; Dis- tances — Roger Stephens, Don Okasaki, Don Bishop, and Harry Porter; weights — Rink Babka, Pat Patterson, James Donald, and Al Dickson; pole vault — Wally North and Mel Biggs; broad jump — Bill Gibson, J. D. Northway, and Dick Robinson; High jump — Ralph Higbee and Fred Schwartz. In class B Paly placed seven In the PAL finals. Outstanding were sprinters Bill Clark and Gary Green- berg, as was Jim Hubbard in the high jump and discus. Others sparking the local lightweights were Frank Bragg, Gary Walrath, Wally Wrathall, Larry Chew, and Steve Brown. LIGHTWEIGHT TRACK Knealiitg: W. Wrathall, L Chaw, S, Brown, B. Foy, P. Piggot, F. Bragg. Standing: Coach Wa Fiiher, T. Ikada. P. Lantarman, G. Walrath, J, Hubbard, G. Graanberg, H. Cady, L O'Brlan, T. Cartar. Tarns Philya w, shotput WITH THI GREATEST OF EASE — Up and over go hurdlers Mike Conner and J. D. Northway. Alan Dickson, shotput JUST PRACTICING — Lightweight stars Jim Hubbard and Sill Clark. Both quali- fied for PAL finals; Hubbard' in discus, Clark in sprints. 5icard (left I slows down after handing baton to teammate Llo yd Carter. DON T HURT ME, PLEASE Pierre Sicard outdistances his Sequoia opponent In J40 j .'!ic+or Th S quoian doesn’t just look like he’s falling; he promptly flopped flat on bis face. In background in far right is Vike Harry Porter, who took show position. IT’S TIME TO COME DOWN NOW — Fred Schwartz and Ralph HIgbee skirt high sticks. Wally Wrathall. lightweight dist- ance sprinter VARSITY SWIMMING Sitting: L Leigh, J. Anderson, L. Liston, G. Read, C. Cutting, J. Kirschner, H. Rothert, Kneeling: J. Mott, C. Shaffer, B. Steere, G. Webber, B. Bell, G. Nuckton, D. Kenyon, T, Hoogs. Standing: R. Diis, S. Phillips, J. McCar- thy, Coach N. Thornton. STILL TOPS — AND THEY'LL STAY THAT WAY At Madrono press time, another sensational plus Paly swimming team of Coach Nort Thornton was just squaring off with Sequoia in the PAL Meet of the Year, after dumping Hayward High two days before for its eighth straight win of the season against no losses and 25th in a row All-America George Read, currently unbeaten In the 50-yard freestyle, appears a cinch PAL and NCS champ, as does Jim Anderson in the 100-yard breaststroke. Junior John Kirschner has collected a good share of double victories in the 200-yard free and individual medley, and appears well on his way for more. Soph flash George Nuckton is going to be some champion in future years — he's tops in the 100-yard freestyle. Backstroke standouts were Cecil Cutting and Ray Dils. AlUAmeria in his sophomore year, Lynn Leigh often stole the show in meets with spectacular div- ing exhibitions, his best to date totaling 247.7 points. Jack Mott was always an automatic runner-up, giving Paly a solid 1-2 springboard punch. They had an All-America freestyle relay team too; it post- ed a sensational 1:39.9 which probably was lowered even more later in the season. LIGHTWEIGHT SWIMMING Sitting: H. Hollingsworth, J. Wigat, J. McCarthy, G, Nuckton, B. Haywood, J. Goodwin. Kitavllng; T. Morrison. R. Tuttla, T. Turnar, D. Tuttla, D. DaVoto, M, Carson, H. Franck. WINGS, TOO — Star breaststroker Jim Anderson flies gracefully through the third lap of his 100-yard stint. Anderson, PAL and NCS lightweight champ last year, had a best time of 1:10.0 as the Madrono went to press. % GOING DOWN — All-America Lynn Leigh performs perfect- ly a swan dive —- one of many that have given him his All- America rating. Just as potent this year as last, Leigh went as high as 247 points in the Hayward meet before press time, a score which probably went considerably higher. SWAMPED — Junior Cecil Cutting starts the IOQ-yard backstroke in a swirling mass of liquid. Cutting and Senior Ray Difs provided the main Paly threat in the backstroke. MORE AIR, QUICK — All-America George Read gasps for breath as he nears the turn in the 50-yard breaststroke. Read also doubled as part of the locals sensational freestyle relay team. SAME SITUATION — Senior Nick Schmidt churns through a prac- tice freestyle lap, Schmidt also was a cog in tha Paly relay four- some. AND THEY’RE OFF — A Madrono photographer catches here the start of one of Nort Thornton’s practice sessions. Lined up left to right ere Don Kenyon, varsity, Harlow Rothert. varsity. Jim McCarthy, lightweights, George Read, varsity, Chuck Shaffer, varsity, and George Nuckton, both lightweight and varsity competitor. VARSITY BASEBALL Kneeling: W. Schiaich, F. Kemper, G, Connor, B. Harriett, R. Clark, D. Boccignone, J. Baker, W, Dower. Standing: F, Berry, J. Campbell, S. Piersol, M. Turner, D. Lambourne, R. Olmstead, A. Irish. D. Maxwell, Coach M. Durket. STILL LOOKING FOR A WIN As the Madrono goes to press, the Viking nine has started the second round of S.P.A.L. play still searching for that first big win. Showing top notch form in some games and appearing very sloppy in others, Paly has, surprisingly enough, some of the league's best material, Ronnie Olmstead earns our mention as the league's outstanding catcher even though the season is yet to be finished. Jim Campbell, soph flash, needs only the polish of more games to rate with the best of high school shortstops. Others who have made this an interesting season were the following: Morris Turner, Dick Maxwell, Scooter Piersol, and often Campbell, on the mound; John Baker, Dick Clark, and Bob Hamlett, in the infield; and Wes Dower, Dell Boccignone, Al Irish, and Fred Kemper, roaming the pastures. Under Coach Durket's guiding hand they are sure to win that ball game be- fore the season ends. The outlook for the sophomore squad has been almost as poor. However, they have only lost five straight games to the varsity s six, to date. From the handful of players we cite ©ary Nauman, Dick Rumminger, Bucky Armstrong, and Jon Huntsman as the ones to watch in the coming years. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Kneeling: D. Rumminger, B. Armstrong, R. Rasnick, B, Qda. 5, Hcnall. Standing; N. Griffin, B. Fairborn, G. Nau- mm, J. Fraidanrieh, J. Huntsman, R, Fryling. SLUGGING TRIO — At left, third sacker Dick Clark displays batting stance, in center photo soph shortstop flash Jim Campbell swings, and at far right, first base- man Bob Hamlett wields big stick. OH, NO, PLEASE DON'T — that's what Hamlett appears to be saying as he stirs up cloud of dust getting tagged out in close play at the hot corner. At right, A! Irish fires to first for putouf. TWIRLING DUO — Pitchers Scott Piersol (left! and Morris Turner unveil wind- ups, and at far right outfielder Frank Berry gathers in short pop fly. TENNIS Kneeling: P. Schinis, J. Norman, J. Llgon. J. Isberg. Standing: A. KeJIer, K. Doyle, V. Israel. Coach Paul Engelcke BETTER THAN LAST YEAR Coach Paul Engelcke produced a surprisingly effective tennis squad this year, which at press time had a total of ten wins and four losses. The only hitch involved was the fact that graduation will take half the squad, seriously weakening next year's team. Four will be lost at the end of this season: Al Keller, Ken Doyle, Pete Severson, and Pete Schink, all of whom were outstanding this past season. Coach Engelcke cited the mentioned quartet and sophomores Vance Israel and Jim Norman as essential in the gaining of the locals' victories. Paly triumphed twice over Campbell, and Mountain View and once over Menlo-Atherton, Los Gatos, Lincoln, and San Jose at press time, with losses going to Sequoia twice and Burlingame and San Mateo, GOLF Kneeling: N. Griffin, P. Minkler, J. Roodhouse, L. Maynard. Standing: R. Sheppard, T. Everett, J, Day, A. Brandin, G. Smith, Coach 8. Hutchinson. WHO KNOWS? As this was written the golf team had yet to have a match, although a tentative schedule was mapped out. Here's hoping this year's aggregation improves over the winless divotmen of last season. These Guys Did the Work” Small glory and hard work have always been and certainly were last year the char- acteristics of Paly coaches. The men whose pictures are printed below are only six of the many who worked throughout the year to produce one of the more unforgetable years in sports in Palo Alto High history. These men worked with impartiality, patience, and companionship in promoting ath- letic talent in all sports, both major and minor, whether winning or losing. Highlighting the coaching year was the advancement of George Hurley, fifteen years affiliated with the Paly athletic department, to department head of physical edu- cation. Likeable Mentor Hurley has coached almost every sport at Paly at one time or another in past years, and next year he will again be in charge of varsity and all lightweight basketball, besides his administrative duties. Shocking and disheartening was the news of the resignation of popular varsity foot- ball Coach Bruce Goshorn. Despite a poor season at the helm of the Paly footballers, Mr. Goshorn won the respect and admiration of the entire student body during his brief stay here. Thus the statement, win a few here, lose a few there, takes on an added meaning as another chapter in the book of sports at Palo Alto High comes to an end. Bruce Goshorn Head Coach Varsity Football Was Fithar: Head Coach Soph Football, Wrestling; Asst. Coach Track. Mike Durket: Haad Coach Var- sity Baseball, I 30's Basketball; Asst. Coach Varsity Football. George Hurley: Head Coach Varsity, 120‘s. I I O s Basketball. Nort Thornton: Head Coach Swimming, Water Polo. Forrest Jamieson: Head Coach Track, Cross Country. I w Miss Phyllis Leveen Elizabeth Sturgeon TENNIS Barbara McCall BASKETBALL AFTER SCHOOL IN THE GIRLS' GYM TEACHERS Miss Ruth Bennett Diane Brinker SWIMMING Yvonne Willhid VOLLEYBALL Standing; C. Houseman, D. Wessel, S. Crary, E. Sturgeon, Kneeling: D. Chappell. C. Anderson, L. Houle. B, Zander CAPTAIN BASKETBALL C. Cummings, T. Leong, S, Steele. A. Lease, C- Hdrr, B. Zander. Standing: B. Sharkey, H. Harbst, D. Tupper, R, Sumner, T. Leong, D. Foster, M. Dunn. Middle: T. Biggs, A. Smith, M. Schneider, B. Fuchs. Sifting: M. Moore, C, Rausch, C. Abe, S. Harrison, A, Kelly, B. Chichester. Standing: J. Christie, J. Gibson, J, Morrison, D. Tapper, V. Drake, K. Chambers. Sitting: S. Doyle, J. Bishop, D, Chappell, B. Chichester, M. Boothe. B. Sharkey, T. Leong CAPTAINS VOLLEYBALL D. Tapper, K. Chambers OUTSTANDING PLAYERS BADMINTON D. Brinker CAPTAIN SWIMMING Top Row: J. Hamblin, B, Davenport, D, Wessel, E. Oeschger, B. Haines. Second Row: M. Char- ters, A. Leas� , J, Hayden, H. Hardy, J. Ermacoff, E. Svrhra. Front Row: D. Hammes, C, Heimer- dinger, J. Hathaway, S. Sill, J. Bramel, L. Compton, B. Foster, B. Fuchs, R. Morgan, B. Zender, C. Heimerdinger, J. Bishop. GIRLS’ BLOCK P STARHOLDERS BRYANTS- - £adleAr Ifxp iel EVWARVSin JleaiUe'i FRANK LAUVF--rfuieit Ut tf-unA FlW00d$ SmaAt 'Ifojt+Uf Glotk i Kenyon’S PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETIC 435 UNIVERSITY AVENUE DAvenport 3-5181 PALO ALTO HARDWARE 41 Our Fiftieth Year UNIVERSITY AT BRYANT DAvenport 3-4178 one of the new sachet cards. e Slcylign U mk any artimt '444 COWPER STREET PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Graham Smith and Paula Kunh look at brushes from the large selection of e 4 supplies at Tha Skylight, Nancy Wiget, Lynn Campbell, Helene Greenback Judy Smith and Joan Wickliffe look at dance bids printed at BOURQUIN 'PntKUKf STUDIO 540 EMERSON STREET ☆ PALO ALTO Val Mottram and Claire Helm choose tha popular blue and graan plaid for Sherm Wyman's trip. Nick Schmidt and Sue Orphal break in a desk at 7. G. GluiUty 170 UNIVERSITY AVE. DAvenport 3-5321 OFFICE EQUIPMENT 2098 EL CAMINO REAL BALLET Left: Barbara Sim- on , Jan Quayle and Shirley Holt. Right: Johnny Heefe and Rots Beaudoin. TAP 464 Colorado Ave., Palo Alio, California Telephone Da. 3-0966 Mr. and Mrs. Beaudoin BALLROOM Left: Freshman ballroom class. Right: Judy Monson ACROBATIC CENTRAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. UNIVERSITY AND WAVEftLY OPEN NIGHTS The Leader la All Famous Brands of Television or the Fenlasula Elsie Pete rs and Fred Shoup faugh af money mad John Keesey who looks at one of the bait buys in television. Melvin Biggs, Wally North and Tawana Biggs admire the merchandise at Penney1 s, SHOP AT PENNEY' FOR THE NEWEST STYLES IN SPORTSWEAR. PenneyS AlWAYb MSST QUALITY! Models: Mary Acker and Ann Bogeland. J. D. Northway gives Bobb« Drinkrow a sales talk while Nancy 8urch looks at things on display at «J!S j‘.3o«v ®HiI© 400 University Ave. Palo Alto. Calif. Where you'll find ’The Mostest of the Bestest JOHNSON CO. JEWELERS 374 UNIVERSITY AVENUE Models: Macy Dunham and Jim Hubbard. Mary Dunham inspects George Webber's jazzy crape-soled loafers, as shown to him by Mr. Martin. S 0C 318 UNIVERSITY AVE. • PALO ALTO Congratulations to the Class of '53 PALO ALTO HOBBY HOUSE 714 RAMONA STREET Mr. Speechley shows Shirley Wong and - - - - hay, that guy doesn't go to Paly! Free Delivery CROW PHARMACY 547 Bryant Street Palo Alto, California 4RS m Prescription Specialists If Harriet Odell isn't just posing, Ted Everett is going to need those Band-Aids. HARRYMAN’S THE MOST COMPLETE YEAR-ROUND SELECTION IN THIS AREA11 440 CALIFORNIA AVENUE DAvenport 2-4055 DALE H. THOMAS i Dottie Vennard can't decide on Leon Wenti's shirts. DA - 2-2330 PALO ALTO, CALIF. 635 high ST. AUTO TOPS SEAT COVERS UPHOLSTERING — Since FOAM RUBBER IMITATION LEATHER UPHOLSTERY SUPPLIES • ARTISTS MATERIALS • GREETING CARDS • PARTY FAVORS • DINNERWARE • STEMWEAR • BRIDAL REGISTRY BROWNS 37V UNIVERSITY AVENUE DAvenport 3-4087 Pate Minkler prepares to make a strike at the INDIAN BOWL 735 EMERSON STREET PALO ALTO feco onu TOWN jnd COUNTRY CLOTHES Sue Gladstein wears a dress from a selection of dresses priced from $8.95 and up. Mary Jo Wil- liams wears a blouse from a selection priced from $2.95 and up, and a skirt from a selection priced from $8.95 and up. Mary Jo Fiterre and John Day say hello to the teddy bear while Li Taylor and Marilyn Monroe peer over George Read's shoulder. tie •Sign of tie oCantp STANLEY BISHOP 392 CALIFORNIA AVE. DA 3-1373 POINT WITH THE ARROW TO Drugs • Cosmetics • Sundries - Prescriptions Filled 338 UNIVERSITY AVENUE DAvenport 3-6436 Wherever you Room. Class of '53 Hero's Wishing You Smooth Riding ! Pictured Above: Some of your buddies testing our newest Pintn Ferine-designed Nash Rambler Convertible. All agreed they would accept one for a graduation present, If offered — and howl NASH PALO ALTO 00 HIGH STREET PALO ALTO DAvenport 3-5118 in PAID ALTO 477 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Sue Snell and Judy Bartky are selecting material for a sewing project. SMITH'S SPORTING GOODS AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Anyone for tennis? Gordy Smith and Mary Siordie are. Al Keller and Lloyd Carter feel the difference in a Schneider's suit. o c 6 c c o fl 6 o iin3i3nBinnnrtiLJoo b SCHNEIDER’S STORE FOR MEN 330 University Avenue Between Penney' and Woolworth’s SBCP THURSDAYS ’TIL 9 P.M. 5 1 FOR FINE GRADUATION JEWELRY IT'S ofiwArv Jeweler 261 University Ave. DA. 2 4906 CONGDON CROME Office Suppliers and Stationers UNIVERSITY AT RAMONA Ann Haile and Lane Spencer admire the shoes they iust purchased at Bev Baer shows Glade Williams and Joy Ermacoff the latest in binders. CAMERA SHOP PAUL HANSEN 541 Bryant Street, Palo Alto, California Photo Finishing . Cameres Commercial Photography Photographic Supplies Picture Framing Photostat Copies Stationery • Fountain Pens GOOD SHOES SINCE 1893 ED ZWIERLEIN'S 270 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PALO ALTO Tom Hoogs and Glenda Unger try to make up Tom’s mind about the Zwierlem's navy canvas brogues. MELODY LANE THE PENN CREAMERY 388 UNIVERSITY AVENUE DAvenport 3-5791 WISHES THE CLASS OF 'S3 THE BEST OF LUCK J Honolulu baby, where'd you gat those eyas! Carol Creech, Jack Varian, Lit Furstenburg, Harry Peter- son, Lee Compton and Bob Loieno taka tima out for the pausa that refreshes. PHELPS- TERKEL ean Lenzen and Judy Perrin modal exclusive Lanz dresses. Models: Polly Reeder end Sue Evans. oite |p ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Tucker Printing and Lithography The S. K. Smith Company Bethel's Studio of Photography Student Photographers Geoffrey Newcomb and Tom Poulter for all sports, action, and candids shots.