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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1957 volume:

Mr. Rumpel says... I am honored to have been invited to write the foreword to the 1957 Madrono The faculty and staff members join with me in wishing the class of 1957, Paly's largest graduating class, success and happiness. It is my fervent hope that the young men and women who attend Palo Alto High School always find a sympathetic understanding of their needs, happiness in their work and many rich opportunities for useful learning. It is my prayer that the faculty of this school exert a wholesome influence on the ideals, the conduct and the ambitions of all the youth who enter their classrooms. Every right you have inherited as youth in a free society carries with it a respon- sibility. The problems you will have to solve are not the problems to which my generation has found solutions. You will need understanding, patience and tolerance to test new learning against old experience. May Paly High with its classrooms, shops, laboratories, gymnasia and playing fields remind you of America's con- tinuing indebtedness to its free system of public schools open to all the children of all the people. I wish to express my appreciation and that of the staff to Miss Barbara Woods, Madrono Editor, and her staff; to Miss Barbara Norman, Commissioner of Publica- tions, and to Mr. Paul McCalib, Madrono sponsor for their long hours of work in pro- ducing the 1957 Madrono. It is a storehouse of memories and will become more valuable as years go by. The seniors are joining an illustrious group of graduates. I hope they will always have pride in their school. In a spirit of confidence we who are to return to Paly wish you the best of good fortune. 2 — RAY P. RUPPEL Queridos amigos mios: I little thought when I received my diploma from Palo Alto High School in 1910, that I would be sending a farewell message to the Madrono of 1957, this time as a graduating teacher. I loved Paly then; I love her now. The spirit of wholesomeness, friendship, understanding, and opportunity which existed then are still abundantly present for those who care to enjoy them. The buildings may be different, but they represent only the outer shell. Paly lives on through the years in the character, loyalty and enthusiasm of her students, past and present, and her faculty. These qualities have always been and always will be characteristic of our school. I hope that in the future, when you look back on 1957, that your mind will fill with love and gratifude as you realize what Paly tried to express to you. May hard work and success enter your experience in reason- able amounts, and may you be truly happy. Sincerely, Lina Jacob Guerrero Mrs. Guerrero Dedication The Class of 1957 wishes to dedicate this Madrono to you, Mrs. Guerrero and Mrs. Younkin, whose years of service to Palo Alto Senior High School amount to more than three-quarters of a century. Mrs. Younkin To the class of ’57: I would like to express my appreciation for your co-operation in making many worth-while undertakings successful. During the past three years we have worked together in the classroom, in World Service and have played together on the tennis court. It is my hope that in the process you have learned that happiness is a by-product of service. You have done well in fhe past. Your success and achieve- ments in the future will be even more notable. The best of luck and God bless you all. Mrs. Fay L. Younkin Faculty And if I should live to be The last leaf upon the tree In the spring, Let them smile, as I do now, Where I cling. — Oliver Wendell Holmes f o 5 Superintendent 6 Seared — left to right: Mrs. Hopper. Mr. Finch, end Mr. Venderpool. Standing, left, Mr. Power; right, Mr. Page. Board of Education As Paly's Vice Principals, Dr. Mason and Mrs. Webb work together and assist Mr. Ruppel in governing the students and the faculty. They are also Dean of Boys and Dean of Girls respectively and handle many problems of the students. These two people also work hard with student activities and student govern- ment to improve Paly and keep it running well. Rachel H. Austin Robert G. Bander Frank E. Barr Maynard Brown William A. Bunion Jane Ann Carswell Pay I H. Ertgelcke Wesley H. Fisher Christina M. Futile Lina J. Guerrero Lucille C. Goodlive Emery L. Christenson Nancy Cooper Richard Cramer Ruth M. Crary Billy A. Davis Curt Demele Naomi Gill Donald L, Guidoux Sanford H. Gum 9 George 5. Moore Lillian Morehouse Irene A. Nielson Nelda Ruth Nivens Kenneth Palmer Ruth Pryer Elizabeth N. Pukas Cathleen Rodman Vincent B. Ruble Kathleen Dale Rulison Ruth Samuelson June Sanders Marian A. Sehmit Florence Turner Craig 8. Vittetoe Carla Schnell Julius ShucHar LaVan Shugart Thomas E, Skeffington Norton D. Thornton Rosemary Tuchek Secretarial Staff Inset: Betty Hutchinson. Left to Right: Florence Faitoute, Dessa Land, Alberta Maynard, Doris Rutledge, Pat Mathis, Carol Hurley, Jeanette «Bash am, Catherine Smith. Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Renner, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Towiey, Class of 1957 Like leaves on frees fhe race of man is found, Now green in youfh, now withering on the ground: They fall successive, and successive rise. — Alexander Pope 13 ____i Senior Class Council Alan Davis, Ken Reed, Gale Johnson, Ko Abe, Steve Duwe, John Clark, Cathy Higbee. Jamie Hawley, Jim Millar, Missing from picture: Karen Kilpatrick, Ruth Jenkins, KEN REED Vice-President JOHN CLARK President ■■■ KAREN KILPATRICK Secretary MR. KENNETH PALMER Counselor DR. ELIZABETH PUKaS Counselor Senior Class History Now that we have come to the close of our high school career, it is hard to realize how much we have changed since we first came to Paly. We cannot deny that each of us has changed over the three years; our many-faceted education assures us of that. When we came here in 1954, we had but one thing to help us along through the years; that thing was spirit. Our sophomore year was one of changes at Paly. Our principal, Ray P. Ruppel, was a Sopho- more with us, for it was his first year In charge of the school. The questionable Block P initiation policy was changed and caused a furor; partly as a result of this policy change, we were the last class to receive school-approved initiations. The Class of '57 presented the last Soph-Hop, Beau and Arrow Ball ; it was centered on a Valentine theme. Soph football just missed the championship, but was sensational in scoring, Fifty-seven was on its way to becoming Best Ever . During the junior year, we kept the school running. Any serious senior knew it and often said so. We were the bulk of the sports teams and kept the hustle1 alive. The Junior Prom, Mirage , was one of the most highly successful dances of the year. We then knew we were Best Ever , and our chance came to prove it in our senior year. With the largest Senior Class in the school's history, how could we miss? The spirit in athletics was the most intense Paly had ever seen. Our teams won first places in every fall sport, and nobody can beat that. The Senior Smash was certainly a most spirited and entertaining class party. The Senior Ball was fittingly resplendent for the Class of '57; Grad Night and Senior Week topped every- thing previously held at Paly. We were, truly, Best Ever . Perhaps the Spirit of '57 will not be carried on in all of us, but we can look back on our stay at Paly as being a shining experience. We will never fully realize all that Paly has given us, and Paly High will be to most of us the finest high school we could have attended. Abe, Kolcichi Football Bas ketba II Sr. Cl ass Co uncil Block P Abrahams, Gail Square Dance Club Photo Club International Friends Club Agren, Judith Girls' Block P World Service Office Help Alexander, David Commissioner of Finance B Basketball Allen, Elspeth Pres of C. P. Girls' Block P Inter-club Council Brunch Anderson, Grete Exchange Student from Norway International Friendship Club Anderson, Nancy Pres, of Thespian Club Band Nat. Thespian Soc. C. S. F. Anderson, Sharon Forum Club L T. A. Armstrong, Marshall Basketball Baseball Asptund David Atteberry. Leslie Football Basketball Track Block P Bain, Darlene Jr. Red Cross Forum Club International Frie Club Ballou, Robert Stage Crew Sound Crew Light Crew Electronics Club I 6 Bandur, Richard Bangham, Richard Safety Council Becker, Arlene Leg. Council Sec. Soc, Planning Com. C, $. P. Brunch Com. Beebe, Elizabeth Attendance Office Help Choir Benepe, John Swimming Water Polo Basketball Stage Crew Best, Diane Jinx C. A. World Serv ice Bishop, Steven Water Polo Swimming Black, James Bodley, Margaret Bolliger, Arlene Pom-pon Girl Pep Com. Social Planning Com Nat. Thespian Soc. Club Friendship Com. Boogaert, Lois Band Orchestra G. A. A. Board Home Ec. Club Bouton, Sara Lee $oc, Planning Com, Girls' League Cab. G. A. A. Board Jinx Bowen, Betty Three Keys Teachers' Sec. Brigham, Jack Football Track B. A, C. Rifle Club Brown, Carolyn Jinx Brown, Wallace Brinton, Marcia F. G. F. Choir Future Nurses Club Sroxholm, Donald Art Club Career Day Square Dance Club Boyes, Richard Cafeteria Help Soph, Baseball Mgr. Choir Spanish Club Brody, George Sound Crew Retarded Sparks Projectionist Brooks, Joyce Brunch Com. C. A. Career Day R. I. F. Bruner, Joan R. I. F. Jinx Bryanf, Edna Burt, Dennis Football Track Burge. Charlotte £ P. Future Nurses Club Inter-club Council Jr, Red Cross Cappelletti, Jean Tri-G's Inter-club Council Chantler, Margo I Cellini, Mary Inter-club Council C. P. Buckingham, James Buck. Judith Catherine Assembly Board Jinx G. I. S. Forum Club Burfine, Edward Band, Orchestra French Club Photo Club Callahan, Patrick Dance Band Marching Band Butler, Brett Madrono Career Day Com. Stage Crew Butera, Rosemary Pres, of Tri-G's Inter-club Council Swimming Casaday, Sheryl Nat. Thespian Soc. Jinx Brunch Com, R. I. F. Cease, Judith C. A. Brunch Com. Castle, Douglas Football Wrestling Track B. A. C. Brunch Com. Clark, John Sr. Class Pres. Jr. Class Pres. Boys' State C, $, F. Pres. Clarkson, Curtis Football Block P Pep Com. Tennis Cohen, Martine F. C. Madrono P. A. L. Y. Club Colton. Linda Career Day Com. Friendship Com, Jinx S. A, Cook, Virginia Clark, James Track Chiswick, Lloyd Wrestling Christensen, Blaine Clark, Beatrice Social Commish. Leg. Council Pep Com. Class Council Corley, Roger Swimming Water Polo Boys’ League Cab. Block P Correa, Amalia lnter club Council Tri-G's Coon, Sally Forum Club Jr. Red Cross F. C. Craig, Mary Civil Air Patrol Jinx Cafeteria help Cutting, David Water Pole World Service Davies, Thomas Football Curl, Bradley Football Wrestling Track Block P Davies, Richard Madrono Campanile art work Damico, Ronald Track Baseball Davis, Alan Swimming Chief Justice Student Court Madrono Sports Ed. Davison, Peter Davis, Peggy Com. of Girls1 Athletics Girls' Block P Danielson, Polly Brunch Com. Paly Paint brushes Thespian Club Choir Danielson, Patricia Thespian Club F. C. Pres. Inter-club Council Election Board Delyon, Gilbert Demakopoulos, Sofia Pres, of L. T. A. Inter-club Council Spanish Club Brunch Com. Demarest, Kenneth C Basketball Baseball De Moulin, Deborah L T. A, Historian Brunch Com. Candy Seller Jinx Dengler, David Band Dickey, Baron C. Light Crew Mgr. Stage Crew Sound Crew Elliott, Robert Dickerson, Janet F. G. F. Inter-club Council Home Ec. Club Thespian Club Earnhardt, Marion Jinx Performers' Club Nat. Thespian Soc. De Vroey, Poul Exchange Student from Belgium International Friendsship Club Du we, Steve Block P Pres. Football C. S. F. Leg. Council Dent, David Baseball Di Rubio, Jack Forum Club Ellis, Donald DeVincenxi, John Duffy. Patti Jinx M. C. Thespian Club G. A. A. Board Fall Play Ellis, Russell Erickson, Corol L T, A, C. S, F. Ermocoff, Darlene R. I. F, Erlin, Peter Com. of Public Welfare C. S. F. Point Award Board Block P Erlin, Michael Com, of Boy ' Activities C. S. F. Basketball Student Court Judge Farmer, Frank Baseball Fairborn, Jacqueline R. I. F. Treasurer Brunch Com, Noon Rec. Com, Ewing, Mardell Jinx M. C. International Friendship Club S. A. Evans, Kathleen G, A, A. Board Jinx Girls' Block P Aquacade Farr, Michael Point Award Board Track C. S, F. Cross Country Fitmer, Constance C. S. F. Nat. Thespian Soc. Jinx F. C. Feldman, Alfred Cross Country Track Block P World Service Forum Club Sec. French Club Choir Fasani, Joan Privl. Card Com. Girls’ Block P G. A. A. Board Leg. Council Finch, Delsie Priv. Card Com. Jr. Class Sec. Jinx Girls' League Cab. Fortney, Robert Fosdick, Dennis Water Polo Block P Soc. Planning Com. Swimming Finch, Douglas Track Cross Country C. S. F, Forum Club Fisher, Kenneth C. S. f. B and Career Day Com, Track V ! Fleischmonn, Beverly F. C. Francesco, Emily Future Nurses Club Gilliam, Eric Gregory� Yvonne Choir Jinx Jr. Red Cross Girard, Anne Pom-pon Girl C. S. F. Priv. Card Com. Friendship Com. Greenlee, Vicki Assembly Board G. A. A. Board Madrono Brunch Com. Gully, William Gray� Robert Priv. Card Com. C. S. F. Sound Crew Track Official Haim. Helen Hagglof, Jorgeri Graham, William Cheer! eader Tennis Boys’ League Cab. Nat. Thespian Soc. Goufett. Jean Brunch Com, Tennis Club S. A. Grossman, Paul Priv. Card Com. Campanile, International Friendship Club Groff, Kathleen S. A. Griffin, Darylsue G. I. G. R. I. F. Jinx Home Ec, Hall, David Basketball Hansen, Gary Wrestling Halt, Myrna Choir Orchestra Jinx Aquacade ■ Hammond, Douglas Hastings, Rolland Hansen, William Bus. Mgr. Madrono World Service Basketball Golf Hatch, Patricia Forum Club Three Keys International Friendship Howl.,, Jom« 0luk or. Class Council International Friendship Club Football Hetlis. Samuel Student Court Judge Swimming Career Day Com. Heilman, Gary Student Court Hansen, Jeanne C. P. Inter-club Council Jr. Red Cross Hasserr, Daniel F, Mgr. '55 Track Team Harris, Jill Cam, of Girls' Activities Hat. Thespian Society C. $. F. Tennis Club Sec. Harwood, Edward Hart, Sally Point Award Board Jr. Class Council S. A. Choir CORNERSTONE EARTH GROUP Site Plan Palo Alto High School Gym Palo Alto, CA P4053 Figure 2 ud dJ A Hickey, Lyspeth Photo Club Pres Heurlin, Gloria Friendship Com. Career Day Home Ec. Club Sec. Choir Herring, Janet L. T. A. Vice-Pres. Inter-club Council Brunch Com. Jr, Red Cross Hjortsvcng, Susanne Spanish Club Hiuro, Gregory C. S. F. Priv. Card Com, B. A. C. Golf Hendrix, Orve Higgins, Linda Assembly Bd. Sec. International Friendship Club Forum Club Higbee, Catherine Sr. Class Council Girls League Cab. Social Planning Com. C. S. F. Holden, Richard Ba seball Basketball Boys' League Cab. Hoefer, Susan Ann Career Day Thespian Club Choir Jr. Red Cross Houghton, David Swimming Water Polo Madrono Pep Com. Choir Girls' Ensemble Hunter, Judith L. T. A. Choir Ikeda, NobuhSko Basketball Mgr. Track Mgr. Projectionist P. A. L. Y. Club Inman, Joyce Brunch Com. Inter-club Council Office Help Jacobson, Anne Madrono Ad Mgr. Campanile Girls Block P Career Day Com. Jarusewicz, Donald Swimming Isberg, Edward Ivancich, Ronald Hurley, Patricia C. P. Jinx Hurst, Kenneth C Basketball B Basketball Hutton, Joyan Friendship Com. International Friendship Club Social Com. Jenkins, Ruth Sr. Class Council Asst. Pom-pon Girl Forum Club Thespian Club Jensen, Marsha G. I. G. Inter-club Council Operetta Jackson, Kathleen Spanish Club, International Friendship Club Brunch Com. Johnson, Bruce A. F. S. Ex. Student Leg, Council Pres. C, S. F. Point Award Board Kennedy, David Water Polo Block P Stage Crew Kiester, Dudley Band Soph. Footbd Kilcare, Patricia Friendship Coir. Killian, Joseph Kenney, Sherrill Tri-G’s Home Ec. Club King, Paul C. Wrestling Nat. Safety Count Water Polo Stage Crew Krause, Kris Basketball Kriebcl. Constance C. S. F. Noon Rec. Com. Jtnx Tennis Club Krauskopf, Karen Vice-Pres. Art Club Girls' Block P International Friendship Club Kreps, Susan C. S. F. Inter-club Council Forum Club Thespian Club Kilpatrick, Karen Sr. Class Sec. Class Council Priv, Card Com. C, $, F. Kosby, Judith Campanile Editor Leg, Council Forum Club Friendship Club Kuhta, Robert Football Wrestling Baseball ft. A. C. Lesh, Harold U Liberie, Robert Head Cheerleader Tennis Team B. A. C. Pep Com, Larson, Janyce C, P. La Due, Sorry Landau, Roberta Brunch Com. P, A. L. Y. Club Spanish Club L. T. A. Lehmann, Joet Girls' Block P P. A. L. Y. Club Brunch Com. Aquacade Club Kumagoi, Mary G. A. A. Board Girls Block P Art Club Brunch Com. Lambourne, Kenneth Com. of Boys' Athletics Leg. Council Block P Basketball Lamb, Michael Traffic Safety Com. Choir Operetta Stage Crew Laxarevich, Nancy G. I. G. Treasurer Brunch Com. Jinx Thespian Club Leong, Samuel Football B Basketball Pep Com. Vice-Pres. Soph Class La Forge, David Stage Crew Lab. Asst. Projectionist World Service Large, Jeffrey Assembly Board Election Board Stage Crew Track Leib, Barbara Brunch Com. Chairman Career Day Com. F, C, Thespian Club Lefsinger. Robert Tennis Club Tennis Teem Lown, Suianne Bend Orchestra Three Keys MeKeon, Michael Baseball Block P Lao, Mary Photo Club Pres. F. C. F. McAlpine, Sharon McCowan, Robert Stage Mgr. Pres. International Friendship Club Leg. Council McElroy, Peter Leg. Council Swimming Basketball Wrestling McLaughlin, Carolyn Jr. Red Cn World Sen L. T. A. McWilliam, Eliiabeth Three Keys Inter-Club Council Brunch Com. Candy Seller Machado, Duarte Safety Council Mack, Martha Jinx R. I. F. Soc. Planning Com. Maritis, Alan Football May, Jon Mehan, Roy Martino, Helen Girls' Block P Pres. R. I, F. Jinx G. A, A. Board Martin, Hulbert Tennis Team Forum Club Tennis Club Friendship Club Meyers, Gunnel Choir Meredith, Elisabeth Tri-G's Jr. Red Cross Jinx Mentzer, Molly Girls League Cab. Friendship Com. Jinx G. A. A. Board Meilberg, Robert Swimming Water Polo C. $. F. Meilberg, Richard Swimming Munch, Sandro Art Club Treat. Choir Aquacade Club R C. Nanninga, Joann Tri-G's Jinx Forum Club Career Day Movih, Andrea Home Ec. Club Bruncn Com, Jinx Choir Munson, Marjo Commissioners' Sec. Forum Club Sec. Pres. S. A. Jinx Myers. Nancy Myers, Sharon A. Future Nurses Club Jr. Red Cross Girls' Block P Nelson, Gene Football Basketball Track Boys League Cab Nelson, Gerald Football Wrestling Nelson, Joyce S. A. Election Board Nelson, Thomas Football Baseball Block P Newgrosh, Marie Jirtx Jr. Red Cross Home Ec. Club Tri-G's Noel, Patricia Adelphi Sec.-Trees. Jr. Red Cross Jinx Nishimura, Edith Priv. Card Com. Girls1 Block P Future Nurses Club Nichols, Juanita Choir Nicolino, Ronald Water Polo O'Neill, Timothy Oliver, William Cross Country Track C. S. F. O'Fallon, Kerry Cross Country Tennis Orchestra Christmas Play Norman, Barbara Publications Commish, Leg. Council Campanile C. S. F. Orr, Larry c r Paone, Francine F. C. P. A. L Y. Club Oiendine, Joseph Football Wrestling Baseball Oswald, Margaret International Friendship Club Three Keys Parodi, Albert Football Basebbalt Block P Perdue, Marie Three Keys Jr. Red Cross Peck, Virginia F. G. F. Inter-Club Council Girls' Block P Peters, John Leg. Council Soph Jr. Councils Pier ol, William Basketball World Service Peterson, Vern Football Wrestling Petrusich, Donna Pollock, Judith Thespian Club Nat. Thespian Soc. Jinx Powell, Carolyn Three Keys Band M Sc h ni tier, Corrina Pres. Jr Red Cross Photo Ed and Asst. Bits, Mgr. Campanile F. C. Schromm, Arlene Tri-G's Schultz, Paul Attorney Student Court Photo Club Radio Club Schwafef, Betty Tri-G’s Brunch Com. Schwartz. Joelle C S. F. Assembly Board Club Recog. Com, C. A. Schwartz, Joyce C, S. F. Assembly Board Club Recog. Com, C. A. Scott. Helen Career Day World Service S. A. Scott, Jill Girls' League Cab. Jin M. C. Seortes, James Seibert, David Fall Play Co-op Mgr. Nat. Thespian Soc. P. A. L. Y. Club Council Semmelrock, Evelyn F. G. F.. Inter-club Council Shafer, Terry Shantz, Homer Shedd, Elizabeth Ad Mgr Campanile Brunch Com. Solheim, Sandro Art Club Cross Country Timer Sonne, Shirley Ann .Point Award Board Madrono Sr, Editor C. S. F. S. A. Spanton, Curtis Basketball Mgr. Basketball Baseball Block P Spears, Judith Jinx Prc . Home Ec. Club Choir Future Nurses Club Snetsinger, Kenneth Tennis Spencer, Marcia R. I. F. Home Ec. Club Jr, Red Cross Bowling Club Sfeig. Jane Friendship Com. Stegeman, Carrie C. P. Pres. P, A, L Y. Club Career Day Sprague, Edwin Golf Sfedman, Jon Campanile and Madrono Photo. Stage Crew Nat. Thespian Soc. Steinhe, David Track Cross Country C. S. F. Orchestra Band Stiles, James Stich, Nancy Band Orchestra Operetta Stevens, Terry Three Keys Three Keys Brunch Com. Traffic Com. Stenbit, John P. A. Crew C. S- F. World Servi ce Track Officiat Sumrall. Carolyn it Strickland, John Stone, Myrl Orchestra Band Swimming Taga, Miles Football Track Talbott, Elizabeth Point Award Board S. A. Election Board Thornhill, Verita Tracy, Peter Basketball Projectionist Golf Cafeteria Help Triton, Toby Football. Track Trittin, Marilyn Leg. Council Pep Com. Ukai, Kenji P. A. L. Y. Club Umphrey, James Band C. S. F. Stage Crow Orchestra Van Wagoner. Katherine Assembly Board Student Court Sec. Career Day Jinx Thompson, Jon Basketball Track Cross Country Swimming Turnipseed, Darlene Jinx Tri-G’s Talent Show Verhaoren, Joy Pep Com. Pres. Assembly Board S, A. Sec. Jinx Ulohos, Kathleen Tri-G't Jinx Home Ec. Club Choir Wachter, Gwen Pom-pon Girl 5. A. Walk, Eleanor C. S. F. L T. A. Spanish Club Weathers, Rodney Dance Band Water Polo Weirlck, Sally Wendt, Marcia Tri-G's Jinx Thespian Club Whitson. William Track Cross Country Orchestra Band Williams, Carol Sue Pep Com. Sec, Girls' League Cab, C. S. F. Nat. Thespian Soe. Williams, James Preston Projectionist Radio and Electronics Club Spanish Club Williams, Shirley Future Nurses Club Jr. Red Cross Home Ec. Club Williams. Susan Brunch Com. Election Board Jinx Career Day Wilson. Lauren Winkelhake, Deanna R. I. F. Thespian Club Winters, Dione Tri-G's Treas. Aquacade Wood, Linda Ann Fall Play G. A. A, Board C. S. F. Jinx Wood, Linda Lea Three Keys Pres, Office Help Woods, Barbara Madrono Editor Wunderlich, Janet Brunch Com, Jr. Red Cross Wunderlich, Joan R. I, F. C. S. F. Brunch Com, Choir Young, Sharon Head Pom-c Youngberg, Donald Water Polo Tennis Zeesman, D Jinx Operetta Madrono Choir Zeesman, Diane Choir Zeesman, Sharon Nat. Thespian 5oe. Forum Club Noon Rec. Com. Jr. Red Cross Zschokke, Sandro Tri-G's Ballantine, John Bogner, Klaus Peter Chauncy, Vonena Erickson, Ronald Holmes, Philip Mace, Michael Malcuir. Fred Myers, John Patton. Jon Reed, Katherine Choir Girls’ Swim Tea� Broback, Robert Kathleen Via Hos Don Radamalter Mag Bodley Barbara Manchester Cordy King Cootie Corea Judy Cease Pat Hatch Gale Johnson Joan Fasani Smith f i Dave Houghton Marion Earnhardt Lambourne Sam Hollis Ginger Taylor Sally Weirick Ann Crofut Sophisticates, Them were the days! Most likely to succeed, Squirt! Lough, clown Sweet I 6 Thanks, Talbott. Short-lived away we go! Athlete of the week Gey and carefree, Once upon a time Once upon a future How we've changed! Paly women! e-one. a-two, a-three , , . Mermaid? Watch the btrdie! The cats. Troubles? The morning after. Si, si, Senorita. Platonic? Typical Commish Looking for something? t. % t — Close your mouth, Kathy. Figures? Yhat a suspicious judge! My, aren't we working hard! Slurp! Holding hands. How’s that7 Dave just left. 75 and never . . , % Run. Roily! Dig those croaoxy knees! So that's what we do in our spare time! Hi, Curly! Tis education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. — Pope Student Government 8. Johnson President A. Becker Secretory S. Hollis P, Rothschild EL A. C. — Top Row: A. Davis, J, Clark. M. Erllrn. Center Row; B, Kuctd, K. Lambourne, J. Brigham, Bottom Row: B, La Liberte� G. Hiura, J. North way, D, Castle. BOYS’ LEAGUE CABINET — Top Row: M. Erlin. 8. Gra- ham, J,. Brandin, E. Smith. Second Row: R. Simpson, R. De Lagrave, T. Johnstone. 54 L G. A. A. — Top Row: D. Cathcart, H. Marline, N. Rose, K. Hansen, F. Krauskopf, L. Fasani. Bottom Row: E. Baci- galupi, S. Bouton, L. Boogart, K. Evans, M. Kumagai. GIRtS' LEAGUE CABINET — Top Row: S. Williams. B. Janin, K. Higbee, B. Sajkowsky. Center Row: A. Zulclh, G. Johnson. S. Bouton, M, Bodley. J, Ryman, J. Harris. Bottom Row: A. Wilson, S, Wilson, M. Mentier, J. Ryman, S, Carlson. Underc A tree with fruit unharvested . , A landscape whose wide border lies In silent shade 'neath silent skies . . Th is is the Year that for you waits Beyond tomorrow's mystic gates. Ellen Haley Vice-President Jane Vennard Secretary Class Council Front Row: E. Haley, L Fasani, J. Vennard. Bock Row: P. Ross R. Simpson, G, Ranster. H. Stms, P. Wilson, B. Hart, Front Row: R. Miller, S, Ransler, A. Wilson, A, Klay, D. Silver, A. Eltsa, L Thompson, L Galan, J. Nicholson. Second Row: J. Green, S. Grey, S. Virello, L. Leigh, M. Hilton, B. Rhodes, P. Poly niak, P. Field, P. Florence. Third Row: L. Hamm, K. Pearson, E, Flaherty, S, Catania, L. Duncan, C. Mays, J. Bartley, R. Fortney, D, Morse. Fourth Row: B. Jenin, M. Greeley, J. Winter, C. Bly, E, Newton, A. Ferris, J. Stone, I. Mason. Front Row: L. Greenberg. S. Bangham, N, Gib son. J. DeVoto, L. Brown, J. Vennard. Second Row: J, Johnson. M. Berras, L. Oates. L. Doidge, D. Carr, A. Hurley. Third Row: T, Young, P. Wil son, B, Smith, P, Paulson, G. Wood, Fourth Row: J. Prehn, B, Stavn, B. Odell, H, Petersen. Front Row: C. Walker. H. Manzanares, A. Hede kin, J. Herlinger. J. Moore, G. Mickelson, C. Roger. Second Row: S. Earle, S. Hue Stagi, F. Mitchell, K, Ward, E, Cryan, J, cehlo, G. Leontovtch. Third Row: R. Nebon, Cochran, J. Pappas, S. Weissbluth, P. T. Bridges. Fourth Row: J. Northway, B. S. Neustader, K. Leod, B. Crump, R. Olpin, J, Mihm, M. Novelli, D. Front Row; 8. Burr, B. SHaddle, R. Wong, T. Milligan, R. Fregulia, P. Grohe. Second Row: T. Cook, D. Voir, T. Shuehat, P. Cahn, L. Hewitt, Third Row: M, Kresse, J, Reed, L. Martin, D, McPhail, R. Mays, R. Baer, Front Row: M. Doran, J. Dougafl, 5. Cook, J, Sehwafcl, S- Kane, D. Wood, H, Sim . Second Row: B, Tatum, V, Oglesby, M. Callaway, J. Haluk, K. Marple. K, Taylor, B. Brown, Third Row: A, Aronson, B. Post, J. Van den Bos, S. Haujeman, N. Wallis, C. Babson. Front Row: B. Waltz, I. Ruzicka, J. Mitchell, J. Campbell, P. Andrew� . L. Ziner, B. Lattin, Sec- ond Row: N. Kanazawa, T, Wagemer, S. Rade maker, M. Mamin, M. Smith, S. Dye I, S. May. D. Davreux, Third Row: G. Tarrantts, $, Hooper. S. Klahn, J. Hendrikson, S. Wilson, C, Hoehn, B, Lake. Front Row: E, Bacigalupi, M. C. Smith, S. Schaefer. L. McKnight. N. Plough. P. Ross. Sec- ond Row: D. Elliott, P. Rey, L, Fasani, F. Kraus- kopf, C. Klrschner, L. Bishop, C. Cushing. Third Row: M. Kone, R. Reisacher, L. Mote, J. Barton, G. Frederickser. S. Cavagnaro, R. Granucci. Fourth Row: B. Birch, T. Herbst, M. McClellan. J. Jensen. H. Bennett, J. Beahrs. Fifth Row: A. Clavelli, A. Foss, 8. Boothe, S. Jost, E, Mitchell, D. House. Front Row: J, Rhoades, G. Stark, H. George, D. Vento, J. Cummings, A. Johnson. Second Row: J, Winkler, C. Pierce, G. Block, D. Block, R. Hubbard, P, Weber. Third Row: P. Herring, E. Smith, D. Tonkin, R. Simpson, S, Bishop. Fourth Row: B. Brown. R. Santos, J. Lockhart. J. Sears, B. Bragg, G. French. Fifth Row: D. Swank, T. McCaud, E, Morton, D. Engleman, R. Porting, P, Brown. Front Row: S. Rassekh, J. Thompson, G. Green, M. Ward, J. Storey. D, Wagenknecht. Second Row: T. Arrouiet, R. Ogborr, S. Weissbluth, J. Marsh, D, Ryan, J. Andrus. Third Row: £. Mad sen, P. lexy, C. Weigle, B, Bowman, J. Harri- son, B. Clark, E. Brown, 60 Front Row: A. Zulch. J. Stewart, J. Fincher, H. Burge, J. Wedge. Second Row: E, Cow- ley, 8. Hart, E. Haley, C. Carpenter, I. Mas- lov, J. Ross. Third Row: J. Eliason, P. Flint, W. Caulk, L Harley, B. Wiley, J. Barger. Bach Row: D. Rathbun, J. Dyer, N. Parkin, J. Brandin, C. Mitchell, C. Duncan. Mr, W. Bunton Counselor Miss H. Rulison Counselor Dick Ashworth President Steve Rothert Vice-President Becky Thatcher Secretary Class Council Front Row: M, Aiken, B. Thatcher, P. Kerti, D. Ritchie. Back Row: D. Ash- worth, S. Rothert, P. Tonkin, N. Peery, P. Hagbam. Front Row: D. Dawson, 8. Lerman, P. Dolan, X Carty, B. Hart, J, Hiura, S. Bishop, E. Cohen, S. Brokenshire. Second Row: K. Hansen, 8. Harrell, P. Harrell, P. Friedlander, E. Herring, P. Jack- Son, B. Janes. M Davis, J. Johnson, G. Dubbs. Third Row: L Bossier, L, Gemmill, M, Bayha, J, Duca, H, Grohe, $, Haim, G. Coppage, L. J, Andfy, B, Brinton. Front Row: N. Olaine, A. Vargas. M. Collins, P, Rohrs, J. Miller, J. Kingman, K. Sanders, J. Nei- kirk, J. Woodhams, B. Tweivetrees. Second Row: F. Place, H. Warren, J. Taylor, J. Wilson, M. Kittoe, M. Kiaer, L Cor-Vey, K. Lidgate, F. Nixon. J. Young, Third Row: R. Wilkerson, 8. Cobblediclc, A, Salisbury, J. Wareing, D. Brown, K. Wennerholm, G. Sensabaugh, E. McNeil, K. Wood. 62 Front Row: K. Hein+x, D. Cathcart, S. Watkins, S. Silver, F. Mcpuinn, P. Hagbom, D. Sears. Second Row: F. Avilla, J. Crump, M. Tinkbam. C. Brown, S„ Craig, C. Ashton, J. Stedman. R. Longwell. Third Row: C. Jones, M. Rumwell, M. Macauley, B. Schuyler, F. Haun, R. Bridgett, H. Rogers, J. Faydock. Fourth Row: B. Moore, B. Geddes, D. Burton. Front Row; J, Higgins, K. Rhodes. B. Corfett, L. Knowles, A. Knowles, E. Brinker, K, Evans, 5. Carlson, J. Elliott. Second Row: R. Wray, L Renfro, J. Wartner, S. Lane, L. Martin, P, Fillips, J. Jackson, N. Schellfnger, S. Caulk, J, Field. Third Row: 8. Pettigrew, C, Heinrich, D. Holmes, J, Burt. O. Mercer, E. Klinke, G. McGregor, B. Talbott, D. Sampson, Front Row: J. Thoeny, S. O'Grady. M, McCarthy, J. Muir, B. Kanninen, J. Lodes, S. Levitas, G. O'Hara, M. Holt. Second Row: T. Dodd, J. Riedel, E. Jaeobesen. C. French, M. Carpenter, P. Farr, N. Peery, B. Dolan, J. Dehrer. Third Row: D. Swig. R, Walsh. S. Rothert. D. Ash- worth, S. Hoover, C. Schmidt, L. Miller. Front Row: R. Windeler, K. Ellertson, 5. Gray. C. Rempel, V, Barnes. S. Stanton, C, Garibaldi, J. Co , Second Row: E. Stromquist. $, Toian, B. Brigham, M. Arbuckle, J. Baum, M. Greig, J. Greene, E. Vitz. Third Raw: N, Quins, E. Thomas, R. Burda. S. Mendell, B. Cresap, L Davis, T. Maxwell, J. Sehump. Fourth Row: D. Jennings, K. Evans. B. Noon , J. Hines, A. Park, T. Lesley. 63 Front Row; R. DeLagrave. 5. Simpson, L. AviJla, O, Thatcher, P. Crimson, J. Muir, M, Bernard. P. Kerti. K, Ransler, W. Larson, M Eastham, E. Shallenberger. Second Row: L. Pease, S. Bal- comb, J, Herrmann, S. Shocker, P. Lee, N. Dang- ler, J. McElroy, B. Fry, B. Austin, B. Peaningtor. Third Row: M. Fritch. J, Ruegg, R, Levy, R, Hadefer, L, Bennion, G. Bennett, B. Biorn, D, Os- mont, G. Coon. Front Row: M. Saier. J. Baker, M. Aikin, S. Van- diver, W. Hayes, C. Kenworthy, G. Hansen, B. Fox. Second Row: T, Umphrey, D. DeMartini, J. Foster, F. Thompson, B. Malloch, P. Swetland, T. Byrd, H. Ellis. Third Row: H. Nichols, K. Franz, N. Eliason, A. North, L. Sherwood, A. Newlands, B. Kenyon. Fourth Row: C. Campbell, D. Arm- strong, H. Freiberg, E. Bigler, G. Linn, D. Goodell, F. Chaffee. Front Row: D. Ritchie. J. Kono. C. TeGroen. J. Ryman. J. Boccignone, P. Tonkin, C. Johnson. B. Sajkowsky, D. Takamoto. Second Row: P. Strata, J, Culliton, N. Sheretz, C. Buckwalter, D. Dixon, B. McCue, J. Haluk, I. Crofut, P. Edwards, P. Langhoff. Third Row: F. Loomis, C. Smith, S. Hill, J. Ferguson, D. Steinhart, R, Mil- ler, M. Von Wolff, M. Schramm, C. Sorensen, 64 Front Row: F, Hill. 6. Brown, D. Samuels, C. Andersen, J. Good, N, Jones, J. McGrew, $. Bates. B, Waltz, D, Codding, W. Wiley. Second Row: P. Bakke, N. Rose, B. Schonborn, V. Sjo- lund, C. Young, M, Wenige, J. Stafford. B. Smith, J. Mills. Back Row: K. Dowling, D. Downs, J. McDowell. J. Richards, B. Dalmadge, A. Mil- ler, B. Thomas, N. Olaine. Front Row: H. Enochs, B. Chang, 5. Ramsden, T. Johnson, L AviHa, A. Allan, T. Hurley. Sec- ond Row: M. Ford, D. Ellertson, M. Kaufmann, V. Long, S, Roundtree, B, Hurst, D. Hurley, E. Nattrass. Back Row: A. Elsworth, T. Calvert, K. Cole, L. Thompson, S. Jenkins, L. Pease, R, Blois. 66 67 Anne Richards Daryll Hamerton Curt Clarkson Carolyn Brown Molly Menfaer Darlene Ermacoff Sue Kellogg Lois Boogaert Marcia Srinton Linda Ann Wood Halley Maxwell Joyce Nelson Kathy Groff Dick and Bob Mellberg Ken Fisher Ruth Jenkins Gail Goudzward Mike and Pete Erlin Linda Higgins Betty Meredith ____________________ Student Life If you can't be a pine on the top of a hill, Be a scrub in a valley — but be The best little scrub by the side of the hill; Be a bush if you can't be a tree. — Douglas Malloch 70 72 'LADIES IN RETIREMENT — C a s f — Albert Feather Leonora Fisk El left Creed Lucy Gilham Creed.... Creed Theresa ....Da vid Seibert Ellen Cowley Linda Ann Wood .Arlene Bolliger Susie Schaefer Pat Sears Patti Duffy 79 Willie .................Skip Morton Lola .................. Sue Williams Mr. Baxter ___________ Lloyd Chiswick Mrs. Baxter...... Joanne Henrickson Jane Baxter ...........Jane Kingman George Crooper ................... Al Markrs Mr. Parcher ....................Steve Duwe Mrs. Rarcher ........ Joyan Hutton May Parcher ___________________ Suzi Keeble Joe ...................David Hunt Genesis ...............Don Engleman Mr. Genesis............Bob La Liberte Directed by Mr, Robert Bander Remember the Christmas Play, Why The Chimes Rang ? Clubs and Organizations — Samuel Taylor Coleridge 87 Cummings Walker, Student Government Denny Fosdick, Boys' Sports Linda Higgins, Underclassmen Alan Davis, Boys' Sports Shirley Sonne Seni or Class Brett Butler, Student Life Barry Boothe, Faculty Anne Jacobson, Ad Manager Halley Maxwell, Girls' Sports Bill Hansen, Business Manager Vicki Greenlee. Organizations Barbara Woods, Editor Diane Stephens. Associate Editor Madrono Seated, L-R: J. Robertson, A. Davis, B. Boothe. P. De Vroey. L. Higgins, J. Peters, V, Greenlee, H. Maxwell, P. Keriz, B. Hansen. Standing: J. Stedman, R. Miller, C. Walker, B. Butler, B. Woods, A, Jacobson, M. Aiken, D. Stephens, S. Sonne. First Row: D, Bain, Mr. Davis, J, Buck, M, Earnhardt. Second Row: A. Wilson, L Thompson, S. Catania, G. Abrahams, C. Schnitzer, R. Landau, A. Jacobson, L. Shedd. B. Norman, S. Sonne. Third Row: J. Stedman, J. Benepe, J. Robertson, B Boothe, P. Grossman, P. Schultz, B. Odell, D. Steinhart, C, Terry, B. LeLiberte, D. Fregulia. c a m f a n • i I e Steve Neustadter, Managing Editor Bill Odell, Associate Editor Judy Kosby, Editor Walter Prime, Associate Editor Corry Schnitier, Associate Editor Richard Fregulia, Sports Editor Roberta Landau, Exchange Editor Mr, Davis, Advisor Barry Boothe, Business Manager Liz Shedd, Advertising Manager First Row: S. Schaefer, P. Hart, S. Wilson, J. Northway, G. Starlc, E, Haley, H. Sims, T. Storey, C, New, A, Wil son, M. Hilton, F. Krauskopf, A. Zulch. V, Oglesby, P. Hagbom. Second Row: P. Rohrs, B. Schonborn, D, Cath cart, K, Hansen, E. Cohen, S. Craig, C. Cassel, E. DeMille, K. Lidgate, B, Thatcher. Third Row: H. Nichols, S Perry, L Brown, M. Callaway, S. Gray, K� Taylor, L J. Andry, B. Lattin, J. Vennard, S. Hooper, L. Harley, J Henrikson, J. Duca. Fourth Row: EL Boothe, C, Weigle, E. Smith, N. Goins, T, Milligan, D. Froning, J. Barton, S Klahn, J. Bearhs, W. Prime, E, Naftrass, D, Hurley. Fifth Row: B. Bowman, D. Steinhart, B. Fosdick, S. Montague 5. Meustadter, D. Engleman, K, Ferguson, C, Duncan, B. Odell, H, Rogers. California Scholarship Federation First Row: Miss Sanders, D. Finch, H. Scott, L, Talbott. C. Schnitzer, G. Abrahams, L Higgins, 8. Woods, M. Bod- ley, S. Young, B. Clark, A. Becker, R, Landau, M. Earnhardt, 8. Leib. Second Row; C. Filmer, J. Pollack, J. Nel- son, S. Hart, S. Keeble, R. Jenkins, K, Kilpatrick, A. Bolliger, J, Harris, C. Kriebel, P. Danielson, J, Ryman, G. Johnson, M. Craig. Third Row: K. Krauskopf, S. Robins, G. Hiura, G. Feeley, J. Steig, R. Roney, J, Wunderlich, L Shedd, N. Lazarevich, P. Duffy, S. Cassiday, G. Goudzward, J. Kosby, Fourth Row: D. Finch, J. Benepe, J. Umphrey, P. Schultz, K. Reed, M. Farr, C, Terry, N. Anderson, P, Sears, A. Jacobson, A. Girard, L. A. Wood. Fifth Row: M. Erl in. B. Gray, J. Clark, K, Fisher, H. Martin, J. Stenbit, P. Erlin, S. Hellis, D. Bennion, J. Sargent, A. Koedt, B. Manchester, S. Bouton, $, Sonne. 1 Orchestra First Row: B. Whitson, J. Woodhams, N. Stitch, L Boogart, A, Aronson, J, McGrow, G. Abrahams, K. Snotsingor, K. O'Fallon, Second Row: J. Umphrey, J. Stelg, G. Linn, B, Schonborn, R. Kell, B. Tabateau, D. Finch, S. Lown, M. Hilton, M, Saier, G. Autkowskli. Third Row: V. Oglesby, M. Stone, J. Umphrey, E. Viti, D, Bain, J. Taylor, R. Simpson, A. Blakely, P. Jones, 0. Heurley. The Band First Row: S. Munch, 8, Kanninen, P. Farr, 8. Butler, P. Kertz, J, Neikirk, M. Kittoe, C Remple, J, Johnson, P. Ross, R. Landau, L. A. Wood. J, Hutton, J, Kingman. Second Row: S. Zeesman, S. Robins, N. Peery, L. Zinser, S. Stanton, M. Mornin, G. Fredrickson, M. Ward, B. Brrnton, J, Feeley, S, Gray, M. Calloway, D. Zeesman. M. Zecher, D. Zeesman, M. Zecher, J. Nanninga. Third Row: W. Caulk, P. Flint, J. Benepe, B. Graham, D. Castle, D. Cathcart S. Kreps, G. Anderson, D. DeMoulin, S. Lynch, C. Cassel, S. Williams, B, Post, B. Sajkowsky. Fourth Row: C. Clarkson, K. Lambourne, D. Seibert, J, Miller, 0, McPhail, D. Radameker, G. Nelson, J. Oxendine, M, Kanninen, D. Bain, A, Markis, K. Van Wagoner, P, Tonkin, P. Danielson, J. Crump, J. Young Fifth Row: M. Erlin, S. Duwe, S. Leong, J. Pursley, T. Johnstone, S. Carlson, B. Johnson. Choir First Row: C. Miller, C. Kirschner, S. Houseman, L. Hedricks. A. Border, P. Hart, T. Ruzicka, J. Hiura, E. Haley. S. Wilson, G. Abrahams, M. Earnhardt. P. Kilcare. S. Rassekh. Second Row; L. Cohen. C. Hoehn. S. Perry, S. Feld- ner. J. Hunter, S, Rademaker, N. Plough. S. Schaefer, C. Casset, M. Hilton, E. Jacobson, C. Silver, J. Duca, J, Carty, J. Reldel, J. Hendrickson, V, Oglesby. Third Row: D. Smith, J. Johnson, C. French, J. Greene, G. Rentier, H. Sims, D. Froning. S. Caulk, F. McQuinn. J. Craig, S. Watkins, S. Vandiver, W. Shoemaker. Fourth Row: T. Young. B. LaLiberte, B. Fosdick, J Dougall, S. Casady. J. Leung, S. Robbins, S. Kreps, D. Dixon, S. Munch, C. Filmer, J. Neikirk. Fifth Row: S. Foster, B. McCowan, J. Millar, E. Morton. B Graham. M, Farr. B. Kanninen. F. Cren- shaw, D. Powell, P. Kertz, B. Butler� J Clark, J, Benepe, First Row: B. Hart, H. Grohe, L, Knotes. A. Knowles, B, Corlett, S. Bishop, G. O'Hara, M, Ber- nard. Second Row: J. Stedman, S. Caulk, C. Te Groan, V. Barnes, M. Kiaer, N. Peery, K. Ellert- son. J. Stafford, P. Friedlander. Third Row: D. Dixon. D. Cathcart, B. Sajkowsky, J, Crump, M. Arbuckle, C, Brown, C, Jones. Fourth Row: L. Avilla, K. Lidgate, B, Brinton, M. Tinkham, P. Dodd, A, Cor-Vey, P. Jackson. Girls' Glee Club The Gents First Row: 8, La Uberte, T. Young, J. Benepe, J, Purstey, B, Butler, D. Castle, S, Leong, D. Sei- bert, M. Kanninan, A. Markis. Second Row: T. Johnstone, B. Fosdick, L. Wilson, E. Smith, G. Nelson, C. Clarkson, B. McCowan, J. Millar, B. Gray. Third Row: M. Farr, 8, Graham, M. Erlin, S. Duwe, D. Rademaker, K. Lambourne, B. Johnson. Fourth Row: E. Morton, F. Crenshaw, D. Powell, J. Clark, J. Oxendine, S. Foster, D, McPhail. First Row: L. Higgins, J, Buck. E, Jacobsen. D. Cathcart. Second Row: J. Large. J. Verhaaren, R. Miller, M. Hilton, R. Fregulia. Assembly Board Privilege Card Committee First Row: Mrs. Malone, K. Kilpatrick, J. Fasani, E, Nishimura, A. Girard. Second Row: J. Peters. P, Grossman, G. Hiura. B. Gray, Miss Morehouse. Point Award Board First Row: B. Janin, S. Hart. L. Brown. S. Sonne, J. Miller, K. Lidgate, M. Farr. Second Row: Miss Schmit, N. Sums. L. Talbott, E„ Smith, J. North way. Noon Recreation First Row: N, Rose, J. Campbell, 8. Lattin, M, Novelli, G, Stark. Second Row: N. Plough, $. Catania, Joan Ry- man, P. Hagbom, J. Ryman. Third Row: P. Morse, S. May, S. Zeesman, B. Hansen, L„ Atfeberry Traffic Safety Council First Row: L Hubbard, M. Macaulay. F. Chaffee. Second Row: P. Erlin. M. Fowle, M. Erlin. First Row: S. Bouton. S. Gray, B. Clark, A. Becker, A. Bollinger. Second Row: H. Sims, S. Cook. W, Shoemaker. N. Peery, H. Max- well, C, Johnson, Third Row: S. Gum, A. Davis, M. McCetlan, M. Nicholas. , Social Planning Committee First Row: D, Kennedy, J. Pursley, S. Duwe, M. Thompson, J. Sargent, B, Hansen, D. Rademaker, H. Maxwell, A. Girard. Second Row: S, Lown, J. Harris, B, Clark, A. Becker, C, Clarkson, A. Bolliger, L. Higgins, K. Lambourne, B. McCowan, M. Erlin, 5. Hjortsvang, K, Evans. Third Row: $. Munch, M. Mentzer, S. Bouton, D. Seibert, B. Norman, B. Butler, D. Castle, J, Oxendine, S. Leong, G- Nelson, J. Fasani, J. Craig. Fourth Row: N. Anderson, J. Goulett, S. Robbins, J. Peters, S. Williams, K, Kilpatrick, J. Rymen, R. Landau, J. Verhaaren, V. Greenlee, C. Higbce, M, Singler, Fifth Row: B. La Liberte, D. Alexander, J. Millar, A. Davis, J. Clark, J. Stedman, R. Jenkins, S. Young, K, Krauskopf, J. Hutton. Social Committee First Row: J. Northway, G, MacGregor, B. Biorn, T. Maxwell, M, Novelli. Second Row: G. Rans- ler. E, Smith, P. Kerti, T, Storey, L. Brown, L. Knowles, J. Ryman. Third Row: D. Wood, H, Sims, 5. Cook, W. Shoemaker, R. fregutia, N. Peary, C. Johnson, P. Farr, S. Carlson, S. Gray, J, Nei- kirk, N. Sheretz. Fourth Row: M. Callaway, W. Caulk, P. Flint. M. McClellan, J. Johnson, J. Campbell, B. Chang, C. Hoelin, B, Lattin, L, Zinser, J, Crump, J, Stone. First Row: B. Post, C, S, Williams, K. Taylor, D, Cathcart, S. Watkins, 5. Brokemhlre, T, 5torey. Second Row: T. Wagoner, A. Richards, B. Chang, N. Sheretz, A, Bond, K. Lidgate. Third Row: ?. Kilcare, J. Steig, E. Cowley, L. Colton, J. Hutton, B. Lattin. F r ■ I e n d s h i t C 0 m m • 1 t t e e e a First Row: B. Gray, R. De La Grave, J. S+enbit, B. Noon. Second Row: J. Henrik ton, C. Babson, F. Krauskopf, B. Post, K. Taylor. E. Bacigalupi. Third Row: A, Becker, M. Munson, L. Colton, S. HeIJit. First Row: B. Butler, L, Zinser, B, Graham, B. Lattin. 5. Houseman, L Hedrick C, Miller, A. Wilson, S. Hoefer, K. Van Wagoner, J. Vennard. S. Cavagnaro. Second Row: P, Hatch, S. Zeesman, P. Andrews, A. Becker, V. Greenlee, D. Ermacoff, R, Jenkins, R. Landau, $. Williams. B. Leib, M. Murphy. Third Row: K. Taylor, A. Border, B, Hart, A. Klay, G. Ransler. P. DeVroey, S. Gray, M. Calla way, E. Haley, J. Bartky, M. Hilton, 5. Casaday, A, Ferris, L. Biggs. Brunch Committee 98 First Row: G, Clark, S. Rassekh, D. Powell, J. Steig, P, Hart, 8. Hansen, B. Clark, K. Evans, M. Hilton. Second Row: H. Grohe, S. Haim, F. Feldman, L. Duncan, J. Large, P. Farr, T. Milligan, Mrs. Younkln. Third Row: N. Guinns, M. Saier, D. LaForge, E, Mitchell, J. Stenbit, M. Hall, J. Agren, S. Stanton. Fourth Row: B. Piersol, D. Engleman, J. Crump. World Service Office Help First Row: B, Smith, M. Ballard, E, Francesco, J. Leung, J. Nichols. F. Paone, L. L. Wood, R. Landau, B. Meredith, J. Pappas, M, Mack, R. Butera, J. Schwafel. Second Row; Mrs, Malone, L. Fasani, L. Brown, I. Francisco, S. Williams, C. Brown. T. Stevens. H, Scott, J. Inman, L Talbott, K. Evans, E, Nishimura, S. Hollinsead, E, Flaherty, P, Jackson. Third Row: L. Pierce, T. Slade, R. Kelly, C. Young, I. Peckler, D. Davreux. D. Morse, S. May, G. Frederickson, B. Reid, M. Perdu. L. Bossier, K. Johnson, F. Avilla. Fourth Row: G. Heurlin, E. Allen, S. Perry, R. Reisacher, A. Aronson, G. Pottier, J. Agren, H. Martlne, L. Hamm. B. Brigham, F. Sandage. First Row: A. Becker, R. De La Grave, G. Feeley, M. Earnhardt, D. Joul, G. Abrahams, M, Smith, D. Codding, P. Ewing. Second Row: J. Kosby, F. Krauskopf, P. Hurley, M. Hilton, V. Oglesby, L. Wood, V, Greenlee, K. Taylor, J. Ryman, J. Hutton, M. Oswald. Third Row: P. De Vroey, B. Gray, S, Kreps, G, Andersen, S. Zeesman, D. Linsley, C. Cushing, K. Krauskopf, A. Sant'Anne. Fourth Row: B, McCowan, D. Alexander, 5. Foster, S. Neustadter, B. Johnson, S. Williams, C. Terry, B. Odell. F r I e n d s h i International t Forum Club First Row: V. Greenlee, G. Feeley, J. Buck, C. Schnitter, D, Codding, G. Abrahams, M. Smith, B. Schonborn, R. De La Grave, M. Kannlnen. Second Row: J. Prehn, J. Kosby, J. Steig, S. Robins, E. Newton, A. Sant'Anna, G, Andersen, $. Houseman, M, Mornin, D. Swank. Third Row: S. Foster, B. Gray, B. Odell, P, DeVroey, H. Martin, J. Hawley, P. Grossman, P. Johnson, S. Neustadter, M, McLean, C. Terry, n a Prom Left to Right: C, Filmer, C. Kirschner, J. Pollack, B. McCowan, L. Wood, D, Seibert, S. Williams, J. Sted- man, J. Harris, S. Duwe, M. Lamb, V, Greenlee, J. Winsor, M. Earnhardt, C. Clarkson, A, Bollinger, P. Sears, M. Kanmnen, D. Zeesman, S. Lynch, B. Graham, S Schaefer, C. Cassel. P„ Duffy, N, Anderson, J. Nanninga, $. Cassaday, S. Zeesman. I Thespian Society Thespians First Row: C. Clarkson, V, Greenlee, E. Brinker, S. Schaefer. P. Danielson, M. Earnhardt, R. De LaGrave, S, Zees- man, S. Hoefer, M, Mornin. J. Buck, G. Golan. Second Row: D. Zeesman, C. Filmer, D. Seibert, B, Thatcher, A. Bollinger. A. Anderson, B. Graham, K. Van Wagoner, N. Lazarevich, J. Goulett, S. Craig, H. Mexwell. Third Row: J. Pollack, D. Ermacoff, R. Jenkins. B. Butler, E. Jacobsen, J. Hutton, D, Cathcart. C. Cushing, S. Casady, N. Wallis, J. Kosby, P. Duffy Fourth Row: M. Brinton, J. Boccignone, N. Rose, J. Nanninga, P. Sears. C. Kirschner. D. Froning, S. Robins, J. Winsor, L. A. Wood. Fifth Row: S. Foster, C. 5. Williams. S, Duwe, K, Kilpatrick, D. Dixon, J. Crump. B. Sajkowsky, M. Lamb, L. Bessler. P. A, Danielson. B. Rhodes, C, Terry, S. Lynch, 101 Stage and Sound Crew First Row: B. Ballou, C. Sorensen, B, Burr, B. Butler. X Benepe, D. Seibert, H. Rogers, P. Edwards. Second Row: D. Sheppard, B. John son, J. Large, J. Stedman, J. Stenbit, B. Gray. Third Row: Mr, Guidoux, R. Perring, P. Paulson, M. Lamb, B. McCowan, 0. LaForge, J. Umphrey. Paly Paintbrushes First Row: S. RasseLh. J. Craig, M. KumagaL Second Row: S. Robins, S. Munch, K, Kragsltopf, Third Row: A, Koedt, D. Brox holm, L. Pierce, S. Lynch. Finance Clerks First Row: L. A, Wood, L. Fasant, J. Fasani, S. Hoefer. Second Row: B. Boothe, D. Houghton, D. Alexander, S. Neostader, M. Novelli. Radio Club First Row: 8. Balou, C, Rogers, K. Ferguson, S. Hill Second Row: R, Volti, R. Perring, D Vqlti l. Martin, P. Schultx. Photo Club First Row: C. Schmidt, G. Abrahams, D. Sears. Second Row: P, Tracy. S. Hoover, P. Schultz. Spanish Club First Row: C. Babson, S. Wilson, G. Abrahams, E, Baeigalupi, P Rogerson, A. Becker Second Row: C. Schnitier, K. Hendrickson, S. Hjortsvang, R. Roney, Mrs. Guerrero. Candy Sellers First Row: A. Witson, J. Lehmann, E. Baei- galupi, C. Cassel, M. Mentzer. Second Row: M. Bayha, J. Miller, J. Stone, S, House man, I. Post, IE. Cowley,. 'Third Row: J, Wunderlich, 0. Turnipseed, IL. Colton, D, DeMoulin, S. Cava gnaro, L. Harley. Co-op First Row: E. Hart, D. Codding. Second Row: I. Milligan, M. Lamb, D.. Seibert. Cafeteria First Row: G. Hiura, C. Schnitzer, S. Kreps, 5. Williams, J. Harris, R. DeLaGrave. Second Row: Rs Bayes, P. Grossman, B. Gully, J. Andrus. Square Dancing First Row: M. Smith, L. Galan, 0. Wagenknecht, S, Rassekh, J. Craig, G. Abrahams. Second Row: A. Vargas, I. Mason, S. Lowa, G. PoMier, T, Thomp- son, G. Anderson, Third Row: B, Dal- madge, F. Crenshaw, D. Powell, C. Bly, J. Clark, P. DeVroey, Home Economics First Row: B. Root, C. McLaughlin, L. Boogaert, S. O'Grady, K. Hansen, Miss Austin. Second Row: Miss LaMetre, B. McWilliam, J. Spears, G. Heurlin, D, Hurley. First Row: D. Linsley, A. Richards, C. New, J. Stewart, C. Schnitzer, B. Lerman. Second Row: B. Odell, L. Zinser, C. McLaughlin, L Harley, B. Brown, S. Zeesman, E. Herring. Red Cross Future Teachers Firsf Row: S. Hart, S. Zeesman, M. Trittin, M. Zecher, P. Hurley, P. Dodd. H. Heubner Second Row: J, Green, V. Sjolund, J. Boccignone, C. Cushing, S. Casaday. K. Krauskopf, B. Schonborn, Third Row: C, Filmer, B, Brinton, N. Rose, L. J. Andry, M. Hall, J. Prehn, First Row: B. Butler, L. Zinser, B. Graham, B. Lattin, M. Smith, S. Zeesman, J. Riedel, J Green. S. Watkins, M, Aiken, 8« Jacobsen. E, Cohen. Second Row: J. Vennard, S. Zeesman, R. De Le■ Grave, R. Landau. P. DcVroey, D. Cathcart, M. Bayha, C. Castle, J. Stewart, C. New, P. Hatch, M. Cohen, J. Duca. Third Row: J. Campbell, G, Hiura, M. Novelli, D. Ermacoft, V. Greenlee. R. Jenkins, J. Stone, B. Brinton, L. Bessler, P. Hurley, J. Nanninga, M. Earnhardt, J. Boccignone. Future Nurses First Row: M. Mentzer, P4 Ross, $, Houseman, L. Hedrick, S. Zeesman, M. C. Smith. E. Nishi- mura, K. Sanders. Second Row: S. Williams, J. Gibson, K, Taylor, C. Miller, S. Virello, C. Cassel, A. Border, G. Friedericksen, E. Cowley. Third Row: L. Colton, C. Burge, S. Bouton, S. Myers, 8. Post, P. Sears, S. Cavagnaro. Firsf Row: P. Wilson, J. Beahrs, H. George, D. Castle. S. Leong, G Higra, B. La Liberte, J. Northway, J, Pursley, P, Rothschild, K. Abe, B. Kuhta. Second Row: T. Young, A, Parodi, 0, Kennedy, G. Spanton, C. Clarkson, D. Rohrs, T. Johnstone, M, McKeon, D, Holden, T. Nelson, Third Row: R. Fregulia, J. Brigham, S. Duwe, J, Brandin, K. Lambourne, G. Lockhart, J. Oxen dine, J. Miller, G. Nelson, D, Fosdick, P, DeVroey. D. Houghton. Fourth Row: C. Mitchell, 0, McPhail, D. Youngberg, L. Attebury, K. Culbertson, J. Pappas, S. Weissbluth, D. Rademaker, B. Curl, J. Nelson, F. Feldman. Boys' Block P Girls' Block P First Row: K. Evans, M. Sing ier, E. Nishimura, J. Leh menn, J. Fasani, M. Kumagai Second Row: Joan Wunder lich, S. Myers, P. Davis, C Schnitier, E. Bryant, J, Ag ren. Third Row: Janet Won derlich, K. Krauskopf, E, Al len, B. Manchester, H, Mar tine. First Row: M. Mentter, D. Wood, D. Bain, J. Fasani, C, Hoehn, J. Craig, S. Rassekh, P. Hatch. D. Ermacoff. Second Row: A, Richards, Y. Gregory, J. Buck, M. Bodley, J. Millar, M. Kanninen, A. Koedt, A. Sant'Anna. Third Row: G. Heurlin, A. Vargas, D. Powell, D. Broxholm, D. Houghton, S. Lynch, J. Bartky, P. Noel, B. Brown. lit Club A q u a c a d e First Row: A. Girard, L Shed, L, Colton, K. Evans, M, Singler, J. Gouletf, P, Farr, P, Kerti, S. Stanton, S. Schaefer, G, Green. Second Row: A, Richards, J. Nenninga, E. Bacigalupt, J. John son, J. Neikirk, V. Greenlee, K. Kilpatrick, R. Roney, M. Aiken, K. Lidgate, F. McQuinn, S. Wat kins, B. Thatcher, E. Brinker. Third Row: S. Zeesman, G. Andersen, P, Duffy, C. 5. Williams, M. Zecher, C. Miller, S. Houseman, A. Border, J, Stedman, L Duncan, B. Sajkowsky, J. Crump, J. Ryman, M. Eastham, J, Culliton. Fourth Row: N. Rose, B. Lattin, P, Andrews, L Zinser, D. Morse, N. Plough, T. Storey. 108 First Row: H. Martin, K. Evans, M. Singler, C. Krieble, J. Harris, B. La Liberte, M. Mentier, K. O'Fallon, Second Row: J. Cok, P, Hagbom, W, Shoemaker, P. Rohrs, S. Hooper, P. Damask. Third Row: E. Nattrass, S. Huang, R. DeLagrave, D. Armstrong, J. Miller, J. Young, J. Ryman, Mrs. Younkin. Fourth Row: R. Levy, M. Bayha, P. Langhoff, N. Rose, D, Ashworth, N, Guins, M. Tinkham, E. Mitchell. ilL First Row: B. Lerman, L. L. Wood, R. Butera, D. Best, R. Landau, A, Bond, A. Eksa. J. Hansen, 5. Catania, C, Smith, Second Row: L. Galan. J. Inman, C. Burge, B. Hart, P. Ross, L. Fasani, W. Caulk, S. Hollinsead. Third Row; S. Demakopoulos, M. Tinkham, M. Newgrosh, M. Wendt, M. Munson, P. Andrews, N, Plough, P. Danielson. Fourth Row: M. Bodiey, C. Bly, S, Cavagnaro, B- McWilliam, 5, Quinn, B. Post, G, Pottier, E, Allen. i. e. c. F. 6. First Row: E. Cohen, J. Miller, J. King- man. B, Leib, P. Danielson, D. Carr. Sec- ond Row: S. Munch, D. Bain, C. Schnitxer, L McKnight, A. Jacobsen. Third Row: M. Tinkham, S. Robins, L. Mote, R. Raisacher, S. Klahn, D. Jenkins, C. I 6 First Row: S. Kellogg, J. Fasani, M. Spencer, J, Greene, T. Wagener, T, Ruzicka, P, Hagbom, M. Ward, G. Goudz- ward. Second Row: R. Miller, P, Rohrs, P. Ross, J. Buck, S, Catania, S. Watkins, D. Catheart, N. Wallis, C. Dubbs. Third Row: C. S. Williams, B. Post, J. Vennard, N. Lazarevich, J, Barton, K. Lidgate. L. Small, F. Nixon, B. Sajkow- sky, J. Crump. Three Keys First Row: L L Wood, C. Sumrall, P. Hatch, D, Joul, I, Maslov, P. Jackson, P. Loo, Second Row: J. Nichols, E. Herring. 5. Lovwn. D. Stephens, M. Perdue, C, Ash- tan. B. Lerman. V. Ward. Third Row: B. McWilftem, C, Brown, C. Powell, 5. Quinn, E. Peckler, Adelphi First Row: L. Galan, 0. Wagenknecht, C, Holser. S, Lane, R. Thompson. Second Row: I. Mason, G. Pottier, G. Tarrantts, M, Greeley, C. Bly, B, Lake. I 10 Bonzer Coves First Row: H. Sims, S. Cook, M. Vaughn, J, Thompson, P. Kertz, D, Wood. J. Nei- kirk, T. Johnson, J, Muir. Second Row: L. Fasani, J, DeVoto, K, Ransler, P, Rey, H, Grohe, J. Johnson, W, Shoemaker, J. Muir. Third Row: P. Flint, L. Brown, S. Tolan, W. Caulk, B. Hart, P. Tonkin, S. Carlson. La Torre Alta First Row: E, Bacigalupi, A, Wilson, $, Schaefer, R, Landau, A, Knowles, Second Row: L. Hedrick G. Green, A. Border, M, Aiken. S. Roundtree. 5, Stanton, Third Row: C. Cushing, J. Riedel B. Root. C. McLaughlin. S. Demakapoulos, P. Rogerson, Fourth Row: C. Brown, D. DeMoulin, A, Bond, B. Manchester, E. Walk. Coniunae Pucilae First Row: B. Wiley, C. Stegeman, H, Burge, J, Storey, J. Hansen, H. Eksa. Second Row: H. Allen, P. Hurley C. Burge, P. Sears. M. Cellitti, L. Oates. Carae Amicae First Row: D, Best, S. 0‘Grady. S. Caulk, C, Silver, 0. Dawson, W. Lar- son, S. Minkler. Second Row: S. Cav- agnaro, A, Bolliger, P. Farr, M, Kittoe, M. Kaier, V. Bains, S. Terry, C. Buck waiter. Third Row: J. Schwartz, N. Rose, J. Schwartz, G, Frederic lesen, A. Terres, M. Zecher, J. Inman, L, Avilla, V, Sjolund. I t I ______________ First Row; N, Sherett, P. Ewing, $. Sonne, B. Clark, J. Goulett, Second Row: J. Nelson, M. Mornin, L Leigh, B. Lattin, J. Campbell, P. Andrews, E. Haley, N. Peery, J. Lehmann. Third Row: K. Groff, C, Miller, H, Maxwell, J. Verhaaren, K. Van Wagoner, M. Munson, N. Schellinger. Fourth Row: B, Thatcher, L. Talbott, L. Zinser, P. Florence, S. Houseman, S. Virello. N. Plough. Fifth Row: T. Bessler. H. Scott. L. Colton, S. Hart, J. Wilson, B. Harrell, J. Duca, D. Morse. Sixth Row: M. Davis, B. Janin, E. Jacob- sen, E. Gemmill, K. Hansen. I 12 First Row: M. Mack, D. Griffin, D. Erma- coff, C. Smith, Jt Wunderlich, V. Green- lee, V. Silver, B. Brigham. Second Row: J, Wunderlich, J, Cease, G. Wachter, J, Brooks, $, Weirick, M. Bodley, J. Wray. M. Spencer, B. Corlett. Third Row: K, Ridenour, $. Levitaus, J. Lodes. J. Mc- Elroy, J. Haluk, C. Strew. J. Gibson. Fourth Row: S, Hollinsead, H. Marline, J. Schwafel, M. A. Carpenter. P. Fillips, E. Flaherty, A. Hurley, K. Marple, T. Fry, J. Haluk. Fifth Row: M. Jurd, M. McCar- thy, B. McCue, C. DeGroen, M. Eastham. Sports A traveler through a dusty road strewed acorns on the lea, And one took root and sprouted up, and grew into a tree. — Charles Mackay 113 First Row: B. Wiley, J. Wedge. J. Storey. Second Row: M, Wendt. C. Col- ton, L. Oates, A. Eska. Third Row: L. Bishop, J. Wilson, J, Spears. 0. Best. First Row: ft. Landau, S. Hjvortsvang, L. Wood, J. Nanninga, M. Earnhardt. Second Row: J. Greene, L. Mote, 0. Linsley, L. Bessler, S. Lynch. t I I 5 Badminton Kathy Evans Manager Swimming Sally Bouton Manager Outstanding Varsity Athletes PAL CHAMPIONS Football Cross Country Water Polo Wrestling Swimming Bottom — L-R: Rich Wilkerson, Swimming; Phil Holmes, Wrestling; Don McPhail, Baseball; John Northway, Cross Country, Tract; Ron Damico, Track; Ted Johnstone, Football, Baseball. Middle: Joe Killion, Basketball; Roger Baer, Swimming; Ko Abe, Football, Basketball; Mike McKeon, Baseball; Dick Holden, Baseball; Doug Castle, Football. Wrestling; Bill Whitson, Cross Country, Track. Top: Alan Davis, Swimming; Pete Reed, Water Polo, Swimming; Tom Bridges, Baseball; Bob Kuhta, Wrestling, Baseball; Brad Curl, Football; John Pastieneks, Basket ball; George Lynn, Cross Country, Track; John Clark, Basketball; Don Yovngberg. Waterpolo; Pete Rothschild, Track; Frank Farmer, Baseball. Doug Castle — 3 A||-PAL‘s, I out- standing performer trophy. The varsity sports program this year has been the most successful in the long history of fine Palo Alto athletics. Paly's supremacy this year was initiated by the fabulous, undefeated football team, and closed by the 24th consecutive championship swimming aggregation, also undefeated. The Cross Country team, the Wrestlers, and the Water Polo team showed the comeback spirit from discouraging defeats to contribute to an over-all record of five varsity Peninsula Athletic League championships out of eight. Many fine individual performers developed from these outstanding teams, and to them this page is dedicated. Still many others not shown here were in- valuable performers who contributed to the skill and depth of the teams. Our teams could not have been champions without them. Always with championship teams the fighting spirit and excitement are aroused. Paly's athletes were true competitors, never cocky, never sure, but always they had the burning desire to win. These teams leave a record of magnificent achievement to all those future athletes who wish to bear the competition, the work, the displeasures, and the failures that lead to accom- plishment. P- A. L CHAMPS ... Capuehino .... ... San Jose ..... Menlo-Atherton Lincoln, S. F,.,.,. ... Hillsdale ____ ...Lincoln, S. J... ...Willow Glen.... ...„ Sequoia ..... 119 , ..... “■••• •■- Ro«: W n.R d 'A«.b Y, e- 11 - S,i,n' HI, Peterson. Parodi, lelson. The (956 Palo Alto High School football team under the direction of Hugh McWilliams and Wes Fisher is not challenged to its claim of Peninsula Athletic League Champions. Not since the time of the Late Hod Ray has a Paly team been sole claimant to the coveted title. Besides this accomplish- ment football writers rated the undefeated Vikings third in Northern California in competition with 2000 other high school ; and some believe that this rating was an understatement. After being tabbed No. I in pre-season polls, every Paly opponent had but one goal: Beat Palo Alto and Doug Castle.” Many teams tried hard and fought valiantly, and some — Willow Glen in particular — nearly succeeded. Willow Glen had the Vikes down 25-6 at one time besides injuring the nearly indestructible Castle. But Castle, and Abe and the whole offensive unit made a terrific comeback, and with 90 seconds remaining quarter-back Don McPhail and end Gene Nelson became the day's heroes. Following the remarkable Willow Glen game many spectators questioned Paly's true greatness. In the Little-Big game on Thanksgiving day the Norsemen proved their high rating correct, butchering arch-rival Sequoia in a dynamic showing. The Sequoia game assured vikes Castle, Abe, Gene Nel- son, Tom Nelson, Les Attebury and Brad Curl positions on the All-SPAL eleven. They left but five spots on this all-star squad for the other five S. P. A. L. teams. Left: Gene Nelson makes an unforgettable catch in an unforgettable game — the Willow Glen game. Below: Ko Abe makes an unimportant intercep- tion against awkward Hillsdale, I 20 Paly's strong defensive unit, posed above and in action against Willow Glen, at right First Row: Pete Reed, Roger Baer, Arnold Maler, Dave Houghton, Don Youngberg. Denny Fosdick, Second Row: Manager Jerry Stagi, Rod Weathers, Dave Kennedy, Dave Seibert, Terry Milligan, John Benepe, Glen Stark. Standing Coach Nort, Roger Corley, Eddy Cryan, Charles Mitchell, Fred Michaud, Ken Culbertson, Pete Brown, manager Mike Kennedy. With a total record of 13 victories and 3 losses, the '56 Paly Water Polo team proved better than the '55 team by capturing a co-championship in the PAL, with Menlo-Atherton also champ. Nort Thornton had an inexperienced crew in the beginning of the season, with only two returning starters. Paly had two games against M. A., losing the first one because of in- experience and a lack of team coordination, but winning the second decisively, ending M. A.'s 27 game win streak. Pete Reed and Don Youngberg made All-PAL with Reed, outstanding at guard position, winning unanimous coaches' approval. Dave Houghton, hero of the second Sequoia game, made second team All-PAL. Other outstanding Paly starters were Fosdick, Baer, Maier, and Corley. Jhe second Sequoia game was one of the most exciting Water Polo games ever played by Paly mermen. A double-overtime tie was ended 6-5 by a desperate wild shot by Houghton just after all-star Reed had fouled out and all hopes looked lost. e r o s s e 0 u n t r V Above: Second fairway, Stanford golf course, at the beginning of the NCS meet. Right: In the same meet Paly sophomore George Lynn approaches the finish line. Winning the PAL and NCS team championships and placing third in Northern California, the great 1956 Cross Country team nevertheless did not approach the greatness of the 55 squad which was acclaimed best in the nation. Paly lost four consecutive dual meets before they began to roll and beat Carlmont for the PAL title. The squad was led by Junior John Northway, who broke Ron Lar- rieu's old record; Bill Whitson; and promising sophomore George Lynn. Coach Jamieson's theories of conditioning once again proved true as he built a championship squad with only two returning varsity performers, Northway and Whitson. Paly lost meets to Lowell of S. F., Milpitas, and the Stanford Frosh. The Northern California championships, with Paly third, featured the best 65 teams in the North State of some 2000 teams. Bottom Row: Larry Wilson, Jack Beahrs, George Lynn, Fred Feldman, Dick Fregulia, John Northway, Bill Whitson. Kneel' ing: Doug Finch, Kerry O'Fallon, ftay DeLagrave, John Thompson, Alan Park, Dave DiMartini, Henry George, Ben Burr. Standing: Coach Jamieson, J, C. Smith, Mike Farr, Dave Hively, Ed McNeil. Ken Fisher, Jim Umphreys, Elliott Smith, Bud Fosdick, Tom Young, Manager Dave Steinhart. 123 SOPH FOOTBALL 4 Won — 3 Lost Fronr Row: Howard Nichols, Don Gray (All-PAL, Hon. Ment.J, Rich Malloch (All-PAL Co-Capt.), Pete Saltice, Mel Rumwell, Mike Frltch, Eric Bigler, Craig Lehman, Rich Wilkerson (AJI-PAL Hon, Ment, Co-Capt,). Middle Row: Lyman Miller (Mgr.), Terry Maxwell, Ray Long- well, Glen Hansen, Tom Hurley (All-PAL), Bob Talbott, Raul Almamon, Pete $wet- lend, Bob Geddes (All-Pal. Hon.Ment.J, Dave Brown, Fritz Klrnke (Mgr.). Back Row: Frank Place, Glen MacGregor, Arvid North, Mike Macauley, Charles Camp- bell, Coach Brawfey, Coach Wiser, Coach Shugart, Barry Schugler, Lee Davis, Fred Loomis, Kingsley Wood. SOPH WATERPOLO 6 Won — 4 Lost Sitting: Bill Kenyon, Mike von Wolff, Bob Cresap (All-PAL), Norm Peterson, Tom Byrd. Dave Ritchie. Kneeling: John Tay- lor, Reg. Walsh, Bob Biorn, Steve Rothert, Fred Haun, Larry Sherwood. Standing: Nort. C D BASKETBALL 2 Won, 10 Lost; 0 Won, 12 Lost, Respectively D TEAM — Terry Wilbur. Dave Taka- moto. Mike Holt, Lou Miller, Ed Nattrass, Juuichi Kono, Doug Osmont, Paul Erwards, C TEAM — Kneeling: Ted Arrouiet, Ken Heinti, Phil Damask, Bill Shaddle, Milt Saier, Stan Blacomb, Alan Salisbury. Standing; Coach Ken White, Jim Moore, Norman Eliaton, Ron Levy. Manager Steve Montague. THE CLASS OF 59 PALY'S ATHLETES OF THE FUTURE Bottom — L-R: Coach Leslie. Juuiehi Kono, Dave Ritchie. Ed Cryen, Hugh Coleman, Jerry Nelson, Kenji Ulti. Fred Michaud, Tom Hurley. Martin Collins, Coach Fisher. Top: Bob Kuhta, Phil Holmes, Gary Hanson, Lloyd Mannon, John Pappas, Brad Curl, Joe Oxendine, Doug Castle. Wrestlers Win PAL Championship Becoming the fourth varsity Peninsula Athletic League champs this year, the Paly wrestlers were talented, although not superior in depth to the '56 squad. In pre-league competition the matmen lost only to Gilroy and San Lorenzo. Paly found tough competition in Menlo-Atherton, and M.A. beat them in a dual meet. M.A., too, was once defeated in the league, and the vikes beat them in the P.A.L. finals. Coach Fisher and Coach Leslie skillfully mentored the champion matmen, building lightweight winners to balance the already skilled heavyweights. Footballers Doug Castle, Phil Holmes, and Bob Kuhta made All-PAL honors, with Brad Curl a run- ner-up. Coach Leslie and Fisher will be hard pressed to find wrestlers to fill the vacancies these talented seniors leave open for next year. Dave Half, Ko Abe, Dick Holden. Bill Mumey, Les Atfebury, Mike Erlin, Ken Reed, John Pastieneks, Sene Nelson, George French, Don McPhail 1957 Varsity Basketball The '57 Paly basketball squad was a group of potentially talented ball players that never found the fight or the team coordination which are signs of fine basketball. Starting the season favorably against poor non-league foes, Coach Clem Wiser's squad soon ran into repeated losses against S.P.A.L. competition. The end result was similar to '56 — the cellar for the vikes with a 1-9 record. Over all they had a 8-15 season record. Surely, changes have to be made if Paly ever wants to win basketball games. John Clark and Joe Killion sometimes scored 20 points a game, showing the potential of great ball players. Ko Abe (better known for his football herocisms), Dick Holden were talented, working guards. Prospects for next year are fair with John (dead-eye) Pastieneks a possible all-SPAL for- ward; George French, Gordon Lochart and Bill Munsey probably making up next year's team. Howard Nichols, Mike McClellan, Jim Pursley, Bob Tallbot, Bill Brown, Neil Perkin, Dick Fregulia, Jerry Berger, Evan Thomas, Sam Leong, Lightweight Basketball Coach Ken White’s '57 lightweight basketball squad ended the league season play with a 9 1 rec- ord and in the league cellar. It was a happy note that they finished, however, as they defeated loop leading Sequoia, who were then tossed into a playoff with Willow Glen, Paly's weakness was shoot- ing, but their asset was ball handling, and in this department they were incomparable. Had the vikes used the stall against other teams that they used against Sequoia, the standings surely would be different. They had illness trouble that handicapped their shooting game. Ken Lambourne and Don Gray were injured early in the season and never returned to action. Neil Parkin was the big gun and num- ber two scorer in final league statistics. Invaluable in ball handling were Mike McClellan, Sam Leong, Michi Kono, Dick Fregulia, and Bill Brown. Neil Parkin up for two Michi Kono comes to the aid of an unidentified Vike. 128 Kneeling. L-R: Jerry Cox. Welter Prime, Ed Na+trass, Phil Damask, Kerry O'Fallen, Bud Fos- dick, Nobe tkeda, Ray DeLagrave, Bob La- Liberte, Standing: Herb Rogers (MgrJ, Chuck London, Ken Fisher, Ron Levy, Steve Neustadter, Ken Snetsinger, John Strickland, John Clark, Hulberf Martin. Tennis Undefeated in league competition at press time, the Viking netters have a good chance for a league championship if they can beat Sequoia. Sequoia has beaten them twice so far, as has San Mateo and Mountain View, The netters have posted wins over San Jose and Lincoln. The team boasts depth and singles players of almost equal ability. John Strick- land, Ken Snetsinger, Bob LaLiberte, Walter Prime, Jerry Cox and Bud Fosdick are dll improving, and are capable of beating each other. Coach Hugh McWilliams' 1957 Golf team has for the first time a home course for practice and play — The Palo Alto Municipal Golf Course. Consequently, the team has shown improvement over previous years, and holds a 4 won, 4 loss record at press time. The team is led by Ken Lambourne, who often shoots in the 70’s, and balanced out by Nelson Smith, Roxy Rapp, Gregg Hiura, Mel Rumwell and Bob Windeler. Golf Bottom, L-R: Greg Hiura, Mai Rumwall, Ken Lambourne. Jack Brigham, Bob Windeler. Top: Peter Erlin, Arnold Maier, Roxy Rapp, Ed Isberg, Nelson Smith, Varsity Bottom Row: Merle Stone, Nick Jones, Paul DeVroey, Managers Sitting — L to R: Jamie Hawley, Alan Davis, John Benepe, Roger Corley, Pete Reed, Dave Houghton. Stand- ing: Coach Nort, Rich Wilkerson, Tom Byrd. Pete Browne. Jon Brandin, Bill Stennis. Roger Baer, George French, 24th Consecutive PAL Championship Swim Team To all observers, the Viking swim team is a 'shoo-in for its twenty-fourth consecutive Peninsula Ath- letic League championship; the team stands a good chance to the the N. C. S. title. According to Coach Nort Thornton, this 1957 team is perhaps the best in Paly swimming history. Paly has victories over Burlingame, Willow Gien, Menlo-Atherton, Carlmont, Lincoln, Santa Clara, Bellarmine, Hayward, and Sequoia. They ended their dual meet competition undefeated. Bellarmine was the Vikes closest competitor: score, Bells 46-31. Paly's most successful record breakers are the relay teams. The 200-yd. medley relay team — Roger Corley, Alan Davis, Roger Baer and Pete Brown — broke the N.C.S. record with a 1:53.2 clocking. The 200-yd. freestyle relay team — Browne, Baer, Davis and Pete Reed — came within one second of the national record, ranking fourth in the U. S. with a time of 1:36.5. The team's success is mainly due to its fine group of freestylers, five of whom are All-Americans. Browne cracked the P.A.L. and NeC.S. record for the 50-yd. freestyle with a 23.9. Reed has a sensa- tional 54,7 clocking in the 100-yd. freestyle. Dave Houghton is the top 200-yd, freestyler, and Jamie Hawley and Mike Fowle provide strong depth in the sprints. Pete McElroy, class B swimmer was unde- feated in fourteen races. Davis and Baer, fine Butterfly swimmers, had continually improving times, and were defeated only once this season. Backstrokers Benepe and Corley turned crucial meets in Paly's favor. Rich Wilkerson, sophomore diver, may gain a first in P.A.L. diving, and had a best of 205 pts. Re- turning next year in addition to Wilkerson will be juniors Browne, Baer, Bill Stennis, George French, Jon Brandin, and sophomore Steve Rothert. Lightweights Bottom — L to R: Dave Seibert, Dave Ritchie, Lou Miller, Bob Cresap, Milton Saier. Bob Dolan, Middle: Steve Rothert, Jim Sears, Brett Butler, Ed Cryan, Carl Marling, Terry Milligan, Pete McElroy. Top: Martin Collins, Fred Haur� , Nort, Managers - Jones, Stone, DeVroey. Jamie Hawley and Pete Reed wait for the start of the JQO-yd. freestyle in the M. A. meet. Above: Alan Davis swims 100-yd, breaststroke against the Stanford Frosh. Above: Rich Wilkerson executing a graceful jacknife. Below: Pete McElroy wins the 50-yd. freestyle. Top Row, L-R: Coach Taiboy, Alvin Sweeney, Bob Talbolt, Neil Parkin, Bill Woodman, Phil Holmes, Curt Span- ton, Jim Moore. Bill Birch. Bob Mendell, Larry Schyler, Coach Shugart. Middle Row: Ted Johnstone, Jim Pursely, Dick Holden, Don McPhail, Rich Maltoch, Don Rademaker, Dick Boyes, Dick Armstrong. Russ Nebon, Eric Bigler. Bottom Row: Denny Hamilton, Frank Farmer. Bob Kuhta, Marsh Armstrong. Mike McKeon, Jim Barger, Jim Cummings, Fred Schaffe. Baseball The Baseball squad this year sports fine talent, and great team spirit under Coach A! Taiboy, who was once an outstanding baseballer at Paly himself. At press time the Vikes had lost but one game, but, unfortunately, it was a crucial one. Sequoia beat Talboy's squad 4-0 to end the Vikes’ long pre-league win streak; but the Cherokees in their next game were beaten by M-A (whom Paly once beat) to deadlock the stand- ings. The Vikings are given a fine chance to win the championship, but no one expects it. Much of the Vike talent comes from two fine moundsmen (both southpaws), Dick Holden and Tom Bridges — who are often approached by big-league scouts. Mike McKeon and Bob Kuhta are the big hitters of the squad, and they sport fine averages. Following them in the hitting department, Don McPhail, Rich Malloch and Frank For- mer also provide powerful punch. Coach Talboy’s squad is expected to improve in time, and if he returns next year to coach the many fine Juniors returning, a league championship will be Insured. Bunt? Mike McKeon McKeon at the plate against M-A. 'Ham It right in here, boy!' Catcher. Ted Johnstone Balk . . . Varsity Bottom Row: Bill Brown, Doug Finch, John Northway, Bill Whitson, Doug Castle, Ron Damico, Pete Rothschild, Mike Farr, Larry Wilson, Bob Clark, Middle Row: Jim Clark, Dave Hively, Ken Reed, Gene Nelson, How- ard McLeod, Jim Millar, Boyd Smith, Charles Campbell, Gilbert Delyon, Top Row: Coach Luttrell, George Lynn, John Pastieneks, Mike Erlin, Fred Feldman, Gordon Lochardt, Les Attebury, Dave Bennion, John Reed, Craig Duncan, Coach Jamieson. 1957 Track The track team, at press time, has shown fine improvement, and a number of fine stars have developed. They lack the depth of last year and the talent of a Ron Larrieu. Graduation and the new Cubberly high school have stolen, most of Paly's needed depth. Coach Jamieson and his new assistants — Jim Luttrell and Harry Moore — have built the runners into a solid third place position in the S.P.A.L. To date they had lost meets only to Willow Glen and Menlo-Atherton. They are expect- ed to lose no other meets. Once again Paly is especially strong in the distance races with John Northway, George Lynn, Bill Whitson, and Fred Feldman the key distance men. In the sprints Pete Rothschild is one of the top runners in the P.A.L., boasting 10.0 and 22.4 clock- ings in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Ron Damico, too, is near tops in the league with a record high jump mark of 6 ft. 3 in. Ken Reed, Dave Hively and John Thomp- son are good contenders in the pole vault. The hurdle events are given depth by Grid men Doug Castle and Jim Millar, with Jim Clark and Bob Clark solid contenders, Doug Finch and John Pastieneks have leaped 22 feet in the broad jump, Les Attebury and Gilbert Delyon have fine marks in the weight events. Lightweights Bottom Row: Ben Burr, Dick Fregufia, Jim Winkeler, Sam Leong. Harry George, Jim Rhoadet. Middle Row: Hugh Eliason, Mike McClellan, Jim Field , Michi Kono, Tom Hur- ley, John Sensabaugh, Dave Takamoto. Top Row: Coach Jamieson, Terry Wilbur, Dave Steinhart (Mgr.), Barry Boothe, Allan Park, Ken Wennerholm, Joe Ruegg, Craig Jones, Steve Montague, Robert Austin (MgrsJ. 1 Gilbert Delyon Pete Rothschild appears to have won, but lost in the M-A meet. Ron Damico grimaces in a vane effort to win High Hurdles. ’Puffing' George Lynn breetes to mile victory. Les Attebury Senior sophisticates Mike Fowle and Joyan Hutton dis- play custom lounging attire from Clay and Thelma Mil- ler's Brass Ass. 81 Town and Country Village Polo Alto California Music House offers Marion Earnhardt and Jane Steig a chance to browse through a wide record selection. CALIFORNIA a masuuT of music Home 127 Town and Country Village Palo Alto Vaniora s T) rest Salon 537 Bryant St. Davenport 2-573© f al.o alto At a convenient location in downtown Palo Alto, Bar- bara Woods and Roberta Miller find attractive apparel for all occasions. Hamilton and Emerson, Palo Alto Ruth Jenkins, Ken Reed, Grete Andersen, and Ted John- stone dip in at Penn Creamery, home of that famous milk shake. Energetic maestro Bill Whitson warns Gale Johnson and Martino Cohen to beep their cotton pickin' hands off the draperies. Glen Stark tries to put! the wool over John Peters' and Mike Novell's eyes at Schneider's Men's Store. WHITSON S DRAPERIES DRAPERIES - CURTAINS - YARDAGE SUP COVERS 448-452 University Ave. DAvenport 2-2511 Palo Alto, California Sclui iaesii HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS 330 University Avenue, Palo Alto, California Clothes Closet 528 RAMONA PALO ALTO FU R J NITURE CO. Linda Higgins, Cliff Terry, and Joy Verhaaren — future homebodies — lounge in Park's Furniture Store. Even three blind mice could see how pretty Cathy Higbee, Pat Rohrs, and Lynn Brown look in casuals from the Clothes Closet. Doug Castle and Joe Oxendine plan to use fishing rods from Pile Alto Sport Shop on that day off at the oT fishing hole. For that special occasion or for the future, Mr. Huebner and Helen Huebner recommend their quality jewelry and silver to Anne Jacobson. Since 1930 Pato Alto Sport Shop Toy World Downtown Polo Alto, California DAvenport 2 4673 £d cMuebneSi WATCH REPAIR DIAMOND RINGS SILVERWARE JEWELER WATCHES ATTACHMENTS 45 CALIFORNIA AVE, SOUTH PALO ALTO. CALIF. in PALO ALTO 477 UNIVERSITY AVENUE When spring comes, the fancies of Joyce Nelson, Sally Hart, and Nancy Anderson turn to Crisp cottons, from Waltt's, of course! PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 1 2 CALIFORNIA AVE. PALO ALTO « DA MJ7J Pharmacist Snick Walker fascinates Pat Farr and Roberta Miller with a chemical blase. (Chemicals courtesy of California Ave. Pharmacy, south Palo Alto's drug and notion center!. Fine perfumes (a Kenyon's specialty), as well as Bill Kenyon's sales approach, attract Vicki Greenlee. Snap judgements at the Camera Shop pay off In fine quality merchandise, as Karen Kilpatrick and Hilary Sims discover. CAMERA SHOP PAUL HANSEN 541 Bryant 5tr« i, Puks Alto, California the Skylight 444 COWPER T. C. Christy Co. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS 170 UNIVERSITY AVE. PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Artists Anne Koedt and Anna Sant'Anna choose their sup- plies from the Skylight, with Paly art students’ pictures forming an attractive background. Fashion-plates Brett Butler and Jamie Hawley hear Mr. Cochran's opinion of the latest in apparel at T. C. Christy. A'R MAG RAPP’Jl SHOES 547 BRYANT ST. OAvcNroar 3-4 FA 1.0 AUTO. CALIFORNIA BALLIN’S PALO ALTO MENLO PARK 42 Town and Country Village Palo Alto 367 UNIVERSITY AVE. DOWNTOWN PALO ALTO Rojcy Rapp and Kent Culbertson fit Mary Anne Jurd Joan Campbell, and Nancy Peery with the latest shoe fashions. Save twice at Rapp's with S H Greer Stamps. From Pepto-Bismol to penicillin, Crow Pharmacy car- ries all your needs in drug supplies, say Janet Sted- man and Margaret Bodley. Two of '57‘s most attractive members — Joan Ryman and Patti Duffi — show off to advantage Baltin's dressier wear. 1 Town and Country Village Checking up on chef Ron Rose technique. Paul de Vfoey and Patsy Flint are about to devour some of Stickney's barbequed hamburgers. harryman's 440 south California avenue HARDWARE RORIEWARE 550 WAVERLY PALO ALTO Ivy League shirt intrigue Anne Jacobson and Joe Killfon at Harryman' , style center for South Palo Alto. Murder on John Sargent's mind? No, just the elect- ric shaver that Mrs. Eyerly is showing Barbara Lerman. has provided through the years an oppor- tunity to learn good manners and poise, as well as skill on the dance floor, through ball- room, ballet, and tap dancing classes. Gather- ed below are pictures of Palyites, in their younger days, learning to dance and having fun. Do you recognize anyone? Remember .... Mary Vaughn and Bar- bar Janin trip the light fantastic with their partners. Coke time for the future class of '57. Linda Wood, Dianne Lins- ley. and Roxy Rapp caught unawares. Roger Baer and partner demonstrate their fox trot skill. Mere, at Blue Orchid, one of their first formal danc- es, are Joyce Nelson and Joan Wunderlich. James Elvis Hawley Pam Kertz and partner headed for a jitterbug prixe. Big John Benepe leads Jane Stelg to a south of the border rythm. Jane man of a Up too late are Joan Ryman and partner e u om 5 DANCE STUDIOS 464 Colorado Ave.. Polo Alto, California Esther Newton at work. Alan Davis exhibits some of his Beaudoin's-gained social grace. early gather- ings we find part of the class of ‘59. Come as your Favorite Record , featuring Mike Erlin, Gale Johnson and Barbara Norman. Telephone DAvenport 3-0966 On a provincial stairway are Joan Fasani, Millie Barras. and Muff Callaway, modeling the Colony's attractive apparel. From Yma Sumac's high notes to Ray Anthony's low notes, Dave Seibert and Don Engelman fill all their record needs at Brown's Music, 271 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PALO ALTQ BROWN'S MUSIC 129 STANFORD SHOPPING AREA — PALO -ALTO — Furniture (° Complete Home Furnishers UNIVERSITY CREAMERY 424 University Avenue Palo alto, California 209 UNIVERSITY AVENUE — PALO ALTO Double trouble: Joetfe and Joyce Schwartz on one of Pam Kertz discovers that milkshakes at University Cream- Palo Alto Furniture's curved sectional sofas. ery are sky high. Juanita Leung (second from right) recommends the Golden Dragon's chicken chow mein to dining com pantons Barry Boothe, Pat Danielson, and Bill Hansen. With Mr. Snowbunny observing from above, Edith Nishimura talks over her golf score with Ko Abe, who's just completed a few fast sets of tennis. GOLDEN DRAGON 544 EMERSON — PALO ALTO Spiro’s The Finest Sporting Goods Store in the West SPORTING GOODS TOWN A COUNTRY VILLAGE ALFRED E. WERRY Electric Shop 383 UNIVERSITY AVENUE — PALO ALTO JEWELER 322 UNIVERSITY • DA 3 1331 aoe CALIFORNIA • DA 3-6622 119 STANFORO SHOPPING CTP DA 5-3533 One last word from Public Enemy Number One ( Bob McCowan) before warden Ted Hollis shoots the juice: For electrical supplies, Werry's is the greatest! The perfect graduation gift, a fine watch from Gleim's occupies the attention of Barbara Leib and Corry Schnitier. On the slopes In winter, on the water in summer — skis and water skis from Smith's, shown to Sally Bouton by salesman Pete Smith. sport shop PALO ALTO Everything for Every Sport GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1957 FROM THE PALO ALTO HEADQUART- ERS FOR DISCRIMINATING GARDENERS, Nome Garden Nursery Telephone DAvehpout 2 5369 LT3 160 Tennyson avenue PALO ALTO. CALIFORNIA A tradition in fine drug supplies W. D SQUIRES. 330 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PAID AITO, CALIF. Phone, davenport 3-6436 WISHES PALYITES ALL FUTURE SUCCESS LIDDICOAT'S MARKET 340 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PALO ALTO For many years, groceries, meat, and produce of the highest quality. The MADRONO staff heartily thanks all the ad- vertisers for their contribution in making this 1957 annual a success. Most businessmen feel that year- book advertiing is charity 1. We hope, however, that Palyites will demonstrate the effectiveness of these ads by patronizing our friendly local merch- ants in the years ahead. 146 Fail.© Alto Hardware Gomfaiw UNIVERSITY AVKNUE AT BRYANT STREKT Juan Robertson and Kathy van Wagoner contemplate the joys of eating — especially the pleasure of eating from stainless steel and china purchased at Palo Alto Hardware's homeware department. Index b« Ke — 14. 107. III. lit. lit. 127. Its Abraham� Gail — I 6. Y0.tf.f2. 100. 101. I OS Agree, Judy — I , ft Art In. Marjor i — 64, «I ■ 0«. I I I AU.and.f, D.,.-U, SI, 52, 94, 400. 102 Allan, EUpetb — It. ft. tot. 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Joanna — St, 90, I Of Baum. Judy — A3 Bayba. Mergeret----- 63, 104. 101 Baakrt, Jack — St, 90. 107. 127 Back.i-. Arlan — 17, S3, 90, fl. tA. 97. «00. 103 ■a be. Li — 17 Ball Carol Ann — 17 Banapa, John — 17. Bf. 90. 92. 93, I2A. 130, 143 BtnnaH. Garth'— 17 BannaH, Harold — St Baanion. D.v — 17. 90. 134 tannion. Lynn — 64 Banton, Daninl — 17 Berger, SKSrl.y — 9« Barnard, Martha — 44, 93 Bniilar, Lauita— A2. 99 101, til la� , Dana—t7. 109. Ill Bigg� , Linda — 17. 9B Bigler. Eric —A4. 120. 132 Biorn, Bob — A4„ 9A. I 2« Birch, Bill — St. 132 liihep, Linda — St Bithop, Santual — 59 Bithep. Slava — 17 Bnhop. Svbla — 62. 93 Black. Jim — 17 Block, Georg — 59 liy, Carol — IPS, 109. MO SoectgnoAa. Jaan—-M. 101. lOA Bedlay. Margaret — 17.45. 54, 90. 107 109, I 12 Belliger. Arlan — 17. 90. 9S. 96. I i I lend, Ari na — (7, 97, 109, 11 1 Bovgaart. Lai — II. 47. S4. 9� . 91. I OS Bard ', Ann — 92. 9|. IDA. 10 . 111 Booths. Barry — $9. ■■ 19, 90. 134. 145 «onion. Sally — IB. 54. 90. 9S. 96. 146 Bowen, Baity — I B Bowman, Bob — S3, 60 Boy.� , Richard — IB. 132 Brady, Gnnrg — IB Bragg. Bor! — 59 Brandi . Jen —54. 60, 107, 130 Bridgai, Tom — I 11 Bridge . Ronald — 62 Brigham, Bennie — 43, 99, 1 12 Brigham, Jack— II, 46 54. 107 Jr,� i.r. Barrie---A3. (Of ''lcii.lon. Barbara — 62. 92. 93. 106 Irialon, Marcia — IB, 47, 101 «robeck Robart — I I Brodi . Dianna— 11,45 Brekanthira. Sarah — 61, 97 Brook� . Joyca — 1«. Ill Brown. Barbara — St. 60. 105. 107 Brown. Carolyn — II, 47. 111 Brown. Caryl —62, 93. 99, 110 Brown. Oava — 62. I2B Brown, Lorati a —90. 94. 96. 99. 110 Brown. Lynn —90. 94, 99 Brown. Wally — It Brown. Bill — 12«. 134 Brown. Pete — 59. 126, 130 Broakelm. Don — If. 102. (07 Bruner. Joan — 11 Bryant. Edna —-IB Buck. Judy — 19, t, 94. 100. 101. 107, 109 Buckingham, Jim — 19 Buchwalter, Carolina — 64. Ill turda, Ronald — 63 Burtine. Edward — 19 Burge. ChafJaM — 19. 106. 109. Ml Burge Hsiao — 60, I I I Burr, Bart — 102, 122. 134 Burt, Ganni� — 107. 127. 134 Burt. John — A3 Barton. David — 62 Inter , Kattniry — If, 99, 109 Butler. Bran — 19. ••.92.93.94,9 . 101. 102 Byrd. Tern — 64. 111. 130 Callahan. Rat — 19 Callaway. Co.,l.nc. — 90. 92. 94. 91. 144 Gambia. Willi Jaan — 19 Campbell, Charla -—64, 12 . 34 Campbell. Jean — 40. St, 95, 96, 112 Cappailatti. Jaan — 19 Carl.on. Sufan — 54 63, 92. 93, 94. 110 Carpenter, Charry — 60 Carpenter, M ry —63. I 12 Carty. Janet — A2. 92 Caiaday Shnryl — 19. 90. 92. 91. 101. 104 Cafivt. Claudia — 90. 91. MX 104, 106 Cartle. Doug — 19. 54, 92, 93, 96. 107. MB. I 25 Caten a, Sandra — B9. 95, 109 Cathcart. Oerolky — 54. 62. 90. 92, 93, 94, 97 Caulk. Suiann. — A3. 92. 93. M I Caulk. Wendy — «0. 92. 9A. 106. I 10 Cavaqnaro Sandra — 59, 91, 104, 106, 109, I I I Ceata. Judy — 19, 4$, 112 Cel litti, Mary — 19. Ml Chang, Beulah — 65, 96, 97, Chaffee. Fred — 64. 95 Chanllar. Marge! — 19 Chrittenien. Blaine — 20 Chifwiclk, Lloyd — 20 Clark. Bea — 20. SI, 52. 90. 95, 96, 99, 112 Clark. Jim—20,92. 105, 134 Clark. John — 20. 54, 90, 96. T IB. tlA. I 27 Clark, Bob — 60. 114 Clarkton. Curt — 20, 47, 92. 93. 96, 101. «07 Cia velli. AI — 59 CoLbkclitl, Bruce — 62 Cedding, Diane — 65, 100, 104 Cohen. Lii — 62, 90. 92. 109 Cehen, Marline — 20 Colton, Linda — 20, 97, 104. 106. I0B Coleman, Hugh— 125 Collin� . Martin — 63, I IS, 130 Cook. Sandra — 95, 96, M0 Cook Virginia — 20 Coen, Grant — 64 Coon. Sally 20 Coppagn, GaU — 62 Corley, Reg ' — 70. 126, 110 Cert tt, Backy — 41.91. M2 Cnrraa. Amalia — 10. 45 Cor-Vay, Laura — 67. 93 Coutini, Jim — 20 Co-lay, Elian — 60, 73, 97, 104. 106, Coi, Jerry —43. 10 Craig, Jo Anna — 20, 92. 96. I 02. I OS. I 07 Craig. Mary— 20. 90 Craig. Suian-—90, 101 Cramhaw. Fred — 2 1, 92, 93. I 05 Cratap, Bub —63. 12«, 130 Crimen, Patricia — 64 Crofut. Ann — 21, 45 Crefut. Tom — 64 Crump. Jo Ann—63.92.93. 96.99. 10). 101 Cryan, Ed — 125, 124, 130 Culb ft en, Kent — 21. 106. 107, 140 Culliten, Jo Ann—64, 10« Cummingi. Ja nti — 59. 137 Curl. Brad —21. 107. I IB. 125 Cuthing. Claudia — 59. 100, 101, 106. 111 Cutting, Dave — 21 Dalmedga, Bill—65, 105 Dama� k, Nil — 10«. 12« Damico. Ron — 71, MS, 134. 135 Oanmlton. Pat — 21 90. 92. 9B. 101. 145 Dan. el ten Polly — 21. 9«. 101. 109 Davie� . Dick —21 Da vim, Thom at ■— tl Davi� . Alan —3 I, 54, It, 95, 96. I IB. HO. Ill Davii, Lae —63. I2B Davit, Meredith — 62, 112 Davii. Paggy — 21. $1. 52, 107 Daviien, Puts' — 21 D � un, David — 59 Davrsuu, Donna — 99 Dewta . Deanna — 62, 111 Oahrar. Jerry — 63 Du La Grave. Ray —14. 64. 97. 100. 101. 104 Dulyon Gilbert — 21. 134, 135 Da m■ kepoulot, Sella — 21. 109, I I I Dameretl Ktniulk — 22 D. Moulin, Debbie — 77, 92. 9 . 104, I I I Dangler Dave — 22 Dunt. Dave — 22 De ViMWli, John y— 22 De Vatu, Judy— 1(0 OeVreey, Paul — 22. IB. 9B, 100, 105, 107, 130 Dickerion, Janet — 22 Dickey, Baren — 23 Di Rubio. Jack — 22 Diion. Diana — 64, 92. 93, 101 Dodd, Pamela — 63,93, 106 Dolan Patricia — 62 Dolan. Bob —63. 130 Doogell. Jean — A1 Dowling, Kirfc — AS Dubbi. Chriitine — 62. 109 Dace, Janet — 62. 90, 92, M3 Dutfy, Patti — 22. 71. 73. 90, 101, 10«, 117 Duncan. Craig — 60, 90, 134 Duncan. Lauma — 99, ICO Duwe, Stave — 32. 53.92. 93.96, 101, 107 Dyal, Sydney — 59 Oyer, Jim — 60 Earnhardt. Marten — 22, 45. 19, 90, 100. 101 Eettham, Marilyn — 64, I 0B, 112 Idwardi. Paul — 44, 102. 136 Ek a. Anna -- 109, III Eliaton, Jim — 60 Eli a ion, Norman — 64. 11 Ellartion. Donna — 65 Eltartien. Karan —43, 93 Elliott, Doug — 59 Elliott. Jama� — 63 Elliot, Robert — 23 Elii� . Donald — 22 Illi� , Hugh — 64 Elii� . Rviiall — 23 ingl man, Donald — 59, 99, 144 Enoch� , Hugh — AS Erickion, Barbara — 33 Iriclion, Carol — 21 Erlin, Mika — II, 47, 51. 53. 54. 90. 93. 93. 95 Irtin, Pet — 23. 47. 5f. S3. 90, 95 Ermacoff, Darlona — 21. 47. VB. 101, 107, M3 Evan� , Kathleen — 21. 54. 9|. 99. 107. 10 Evan . Kent — 43. 96 Ewing. Pinky — 31. 71. 100. 113 Fairborn, Jack. -- 33 Farmer. Frank — 23. I 11. I 32 Farr. Mike — 21, 90. 92. 93. 94, 127. 114 Farr. Patricia — A3. 92, 96. I OB. Ml Faieni. tolly — 54. 59. 99, 102. 109. M 0 Faiart., Jean —J3.45.96, 102, 107. 109. 144 Favilla, Ruth —23 Faydock, Jamai — 62 Fealay. Gillian — 73. 90. 92. 100 Feldman. Fred — 21, 46 99 107. I 27. 114 Ferguie� , Jam � — 64 F-rguwon. K.ifh — 90, 103 Ferri� , Ann — 9B Field� . Jama — 43, 134 Fillip� . Patricia — 63, 112 Filmet. Connie — 23. 90. 92. 101. 106 Ri� eth, Linda — 24 Finch. Oaf tie — 24. 90, 9 1, 94 Finch, Doug — 24, 90, 127, 134 Fincher, Jen — 60 Fiihar, Kan — 24.47,90. 127 Flaherty, Ellin —99, I 12 Flaiichman, Bevarly — 24 Flint, Patricia — 60. 92. 94, I 10. 14 I Florence, Patricia ■— M2 Fortney. Robart — 24 Foidick, Denny — 24, • . 93. 107. 126 Foidick, Bud —90.92. 127 Fttt, Angui — St Foiter, John — 44 Fetter. Steve — 92. 93, 100. 101 Fowl , Mike — 24, 95. 136 Fox. Bill — 64 Franceico, Eileen —- 24 Frenceico, Emily— 24, 99 Franceico, Irene — � 4, 99 Franck, Adrienne — 24 Frani, Klaui — 64 Frederikien, Gail — 59. 93. 99, 104, III Fregulie, Dick — 94. 96. 107, 117, I2B, 114 Freiberg, Herman■— 64 French, Charlotte— 63, 92 French. George — 59. 126. 130 Friedlander, Patricia ■— 62. 93 Fritch. Mike — 4, 17« Fronlng, Dren — 90, 92, 101 Fry, Batty — 64 Fry. Terat — 112 Galen. Linda — 101, 105, 109, 110 Garibaldi. Carolyn — 61 Gelt� . Lee —■ 24 Gedda� . Bob —62, 2 Gemmili, Ux — 62, I 12 Geerge, Henry— 59. I 07, 127, 114 Gibion. Judy — 24, 106. M2 Gilliam. Eric — 24 Girard, Anne— 25, 90. 94, 96. I OB Goodell, Dick — 64 Goudtwerd, Gail — 25,47, 90. 109 GouUtt, Jaan — 25, 96. 9B. 101, 10«, 112 Graham. Bill — 25. 54, 92, 93, 9|, 101 Granitcci, Richard — S9 Gray, Donald — I2B Gray, lob — 25, 90. 93, 94, 97. 100, 102 Gray, Suian C-----63. 96, 9 Gray. Suian — 90, 92. 95 Graelay, Margaret—- I IQ Graert, Gratchen — 60. 10 . 111 Green, Janice — 106. 109 Green . Janet — Al, 92 Greenlee, Vicki—25, I . 96.9«, 100, 101, 10« Gregory, Yvonne — 25, 101 Greig, Meiri — 63 Griffin, Deryliu — 25, 45. 112 Groff. Kathy— 25. 47. M2 Grebe. Hilda —62, 93, 99, MO Gr i� man, Paul — 25. «9. 94. 100, 104 Gain� , Nichole� — 63. 90, 94. 99. 10 Gully, Bill — 25. 104 Gunter. Charter — JS Hadeler, Reger----64 Hagbem, Patricia — 43. 90. I0B, 109 Hegglof, J ergon ■— 25 Heim, Helen — 25 Heim, Sue — 62. 99 Haley, Ellen — 60, 90. 92. 9«. I 12 Hell, Dave — 25. 126, 127 Hall, Myrna —36.99, 106 Haluk, Jaan —64. 112 Haluk. Judy —64. M2 Hamarton, Daryll — 16. 7, I 25 Hinrn. Lode� � — 99 Hammond, Dougl � — 26 Hainan, Jeanne — 26. 109. III He men, Gary — 26, 125 Human. Karan — 54. 62. 90. 105. Ill Human. Glen — 64, I2B Henten, Bill — 26. 46. BB, 9S, 96, 99. 145 Harley, Lynn — 60. 90, 104. I OS Harell. Betty— 62. M2 Harall, Peggy •— 62 Herri� . Jill — 36. 51.51. 54, 90, 96, 101, 104 Harrriun, Jack -— 60 Hart. leHy — 62. 93. 9 . 104, 109 Hart, leaba — AO, 62. 90. 91. 9 . 99, I 10 Hart, Selly — 26, 90. 94. 106, I I 2 Harwood.Ed — 26 Hatiett, Darnel — 26 Hatting� , Roily— 26 H-teh. Pat —26, 45,9 . 107. M0 Haun. Fred — 67. 12 . (JO Hawley. Jamie — 26. I 00, 130. 111. 142 Heye . Willie — 64 Hadnck, Linda — 92. 91, 106. 111 Hainrtch, Charlei -— 63 Helntx, Ken — 62, I2B Mellii, Sam — 76. 45, 51, 90. 97 Heilman, Gary — 26 Hendon. Jay — 27 Hendrix, Orve — 37 Henrikten, Jeanne — S9, 90, 92, 97 Harbit. Tony — 59 Herring, ELiabath — 67. 105. I 10 Herring. Janet — 27. 91 Marring, Paul — 59 Herrmann, Jen — 64 Heurlin, Gloria — 27, 99. I OS. 107 Hitkay. Lyibeth — IT Higbea, Cathy — 27, 54 96 Higgint. Jon — 63 Higgint. Linda — 27. 47. «ft. 90, 94 . 96 Hill. Seth —64, 101 Hilton, Mary—91,92. 9B. 99, 10« Hina� . John — 63 Hiura.Gragery —27. 54. 90. 94, 104, 107 Hiura, Joanne — 2. 92 Hirely. Oava — 27, 124, 127 Hjorttrang, Suienn — 27, 94, 103 Heeler, Sira — 27, 9 . 10 I, 102 Hoahn, Chrittin —97, 107 Holden, D.ck — 27. 107, II . 126, 132 Hoflimead. Selly —99. 109. M2 Holla� , Theodore — 27. 46. 45 Holme� , Dougla i — 63 Helmet, Phil — MB. 125, 132 Holier, Caaiill — I 10 Holt. Mike — 61, I 21 Halt. Shirley — 27 Hooper. Sutan— 59 90, 10 Hoover, Sidney — 63, 103 Houghton, Dave — 27, 45. 103, 107, 126, 130 Houtaman, Sherrill — 92. 9ft. 100. 104. IOB. 112 Huang. Stephan — 10« Hubbard. Rutiell — 59 Hubbert, Larry — 95 Huabner, Helen 2 . 106 Hunter, Judy — 2«. 92 Hurley, Andrea — M2 Hurley. Dane — 65. 105 Hurley, Pal — 2«, 100, -06, 111 Hurley. Tom — 65.125. 12«. 134 Hur t, Barbare — 65 Hunt, Ken — 2« Hutton, Joyan — 2«. 92. 96. 100. 101, 116 Iked . Moby — 28 Inman, Joyce — 20. 99, 109. I M liburg, Ed — 21 Ivencich, Ron — 2« Jeckten, Kathleen — 21 Jackten, Pal — 3, 93. 99. 110 Jacktan, Fannie — 62 Jecobtan. Ann — 2«, 46. ■«, «9, 90. J 09. 141 Jacobean. Ella — 63, 92, 94, Id, Ml Jenin, Barbara — 54, 94, 112, 142 Jiruitnlci, Don — 2« Jank.ni, Ruth — II. 47, 90 96. 9« 101, 109 Jenningt. Dick — 61 Jenian. Jama� — 59 Jenten, Marika — 2 John ton, Arthur — 59 Johnion. «rue — 21, 92. 91. 100. 102 JahfltOR, Celhryrt — 64. 95. 96 Johnion. Gala — 29. 45. 54. 90. 143 Johnton, Jill — 62. 92. 96. 10 Johnion, Nancy— 29 Johnton, Petar— 29, 100 Johnion. Thelma — 65, I 10 Jehnion, Kill — 29, S3 John� tone. Tad — 29. 54. 93. 93. 107. MB. 133 Janet, Beverly — 62 Janet, Ceter ne — 61, 93 Janet, Franklin — 29 Jons� Nick — 39, 110 Jana� . Phylli — 21.91 Jo� t Steven — 59 Joul, Doreen — 29, 100, I 10 Jurd, Maryenne — 113, 140 Kanaiawa, Naomi — 59 Kanainen. Becky —63.92 Kannine . Mike — 29. 91. 93. 100. 101, 107 Keabla. Suiie — 29. 90 Kellogg, Su.en — 29, 90 Kelly. Joann — 29 Kelly, Raa — 29, 99 Kennedy, Cave — 39. 9«, 107. 126 Kennedy. Mike — 126 Kenney, Sherill — 30 Kenyan, Bill — 64 111 Kert� , Pamela — 44. II, 92, 96, 142, 144 Kienr, Melinda — 62. 93, Ml Kietlar, Dudley —■ JO Kilter . Patricia — 10. 42,47 Killian. Ja- — 30, I 1«, 136. 127, 141 Kilpatrick, Karen — 30. 90, 94, 94, 101, 101 King, Paul — 10. 45 Kingman. Jana — A3. 93. 109 Kirichner, Carol — 59. 97, (01 Kiier. Ken — 30 Kittce. Mery — 62, 92, III Klehrt. Suian — 59.90. 109 Klay, Anna —9« Klinla. Frit� — 63. 12« Knalei, Letlie — 41. 93, 9 Knew I . Ann — 43, 91. Ill 147 Index Kebi a. lea — to Koedt, An ■ — 30. VO. 101. 107 Kofo. Junithi — � 4. 125. 121 Kona. Mich! — 5f, 121, 114 Kotby Judy — 10. 1« «0, IK 101 Kreun.Kri, — 10 Kreuilopl hiKti — 51. M. 5?. VO. 47. 100 Krauikepf. Karan — 10. V0. V6. 100. 102. 10 Kripi, Sue — 30, VI, V . 100. 104 Krietl,. Cen te«ce — 10. V0. 10 Kuh.a, lob — 10.14. 107. Ilf. I� , 133. Ill Kumagel, Mary _ 11. 54, 102, 107. 117 La Due. Barry —-11 U Fwyi, 0� � W — ll,H, 102 Lake. 8aMy — 5V, M0 La Libert . Bab —II, 54. IV. 92. � 1, V . I 07 Lamb, Mika _ 31. 101. 102. 104 Lam'baum . Kan — II, 4S. fi. 51. 54. V2. VI. VI Landau. Roberla — 3 I, 4 . IV. 90. 92. V . 9 Lana, Sharpe — 4. (00 Lengheff, Peter — 4, 101 Large, Jeff — It, V4, VV. 102 Lariait, Jenyce — 31 Larve-n Wendy — 04, Ml Utile. Bonn i a — SV. VO. VS. t . V7. I 01. 112 Leaerevich, Nancy — 31, V0, 101. 10V Leacher, Larry— 31 Ltknna, Ct )y— 138 Lehmann. Joal — II. I . VI. 104. 107. 117 Laib. Barbara — II. V0. V8. 10V. 145 Leigh, Lana —— 112 Laong, Sammy —II. 92 VI, V . (07, 128, 114 Larman. Barbara — 2. tOS, 10V. MO. 141 Uth, Harold —11,4 Letley, tay — 61 Lthiitjir, Bab — 12 Levi let, Satan — 61. M2 Lawny, Juanita — 12. 92, VV. 145 Lavy Ran — 64, 108, 128 Lacy, Philip —60 Lidq la, Kathleen — 2. V0. V3, V4. 100. 100 Lina. Georg� — 4, VI, I ft, (27. 114, 115 Lintlty, Dianna — 32. 10«, I 05, 143 Locfchecl. Gordy — 107. 134. 134 Lockhart. Jehu — 5V Lodat Janet— 63. Ill London, Chuck -— 32 Longwell, Ray — 62. Ill Loo, Mai — 110 Lon, Mary — 32, VI Laamit. Fred —64, 128 Low . Smanna — 12. VI. V6. 105. I 10 Lynch, Satan — 32, V2, VI, 101, 102, 107 McAlpina, Sharen — 12 McCarthy. Marin —■ 63, 112 McClellan. Mika — SV. V . I 21. 114 McGowan. 8ob — 32. V2. VI. V . 100. 101. 102 McCue. Billy — 4. 112 McDowall, Jam — 65 McElroy, P.t — 32, 130, 121 McEIrsy, Joan — 4. 112 McGregor. Gary — 61 McGrew Jud lh — 65. 91 McKean, Mika —31, 107, III, 111, 111 McKnight. Linda — 5V, 109 McLaughlin, Carolyn — 32. 111 McLaughlin, Martha — 105 MtLean. Andrew — 100 Mclaod. Howard — 134 McNeil. Ed —62, 127 McNeill, Tin — 12 McPkail. Den —02.03. 107. 11«. 126, 137 MtQuinn. France! — 67, 92 McWilliam. Betty — 32. 105. 10V. 110 Macaulay, Mika — 62, V5, 111 MacGregor. Glen — 96, ill Machado, Duarlo — 32 Median, Ed — 60 Meier. Bun — 31. 12 Maita. Darfane ■—• 13 Mallock, Richard—64. 121. 112 Manchoiter, Barbara — 13, 45, 00. 107, ill Mansion, Lloyd — 33. 115 Markit. Alan — 11, 02. VI Marling. Carl •— 130 Marple, Katherine —“111 Marih, Jerry — 0 Marlin, Hulberl — 11. 00, 100, 101 MaHin. Latli, — J, 103 Martina. Helan — 33. 45. 54. 9V. 107. Ill Mato� , Irano — 105, NO Moilou, Irena — 60, I Ifl Meewell. Hall.y — 33. 47. 81,05, 0 . 101, M2 Merwoll. Tarty — 63. 06. 171 May, Jon — 11 May, Suianne — 5V. V6. VV Mahan. Roy — 33 MaMbar, Dich — 1], 47 Mnllbarg, lab — 31. 47 Mandali Sleven — 3 Maimer. Molly — 33. 47. 54, V . 104. 106. 107 Mercer, Owna — 63 Ma.ad tk Batty — 13, 47, 99 Mey� r , Gunnel — 11 Michaud. Gad — 125, 116 Millar. Jim — 34,02. 03. V . 107, 114 Miller. Carolina —02. 106. 108. M2 Millar, Clinton — 34, OB Millar. Judith — 62. 03. 04, (04. 108. 100 Millar. Lou — 128, 130 Millar, Lyman — 63. 175 Miller. Roberta — 64. II. 04. HJ9. 136 Milligan, Terry —VO. VV, 104. t!6. 110 Mitch� 11. Charl.t-60, 13« Mitch all, Ed — 5V. VV. 101 Mitchell. Freeh — 107 Mltchall, Joann — 5« Meflatt. Barbara — 34 Megan, Mary— 34 Manta gut, Sieve —128,114 Moore, Jim — 111. 137 Moore lob — 7 Mamin, Marilyn — 5V. V2. 100. 101, 111 Murta. Diana — 9V, 108. II2 Merton, Edwin — 02, 01 Mole, Linda — 5V. 109 Morik. Andrea — 34 Muir. Jeanne — 3. 110 Mu-f. Joan — 64. M0 Munch, Sandra — 14, VI, 06. 102. � 09 Muntay. Bill — 176. 137 Mucteri, Marje — 34. 52. 97, 109. 1 12 Murphy. Marian — 34. 4 . 98 Mytn, Namy — 34, 46 Mynn. Sharon — 14, 106. 107 Nanmnga. Joann — 34. 03, 101, I 01 Nat+rait, Ed — 65. 101. 121 Nerhirh. Julia — 62. V2. 96. 108. I (0 Nation, Gone—34, 45. 02. VI. 96. 107, 135, 126 Nalton. Jarry — 34. 107, 125 Nelcon. Joyce — 34. 46.47. 90. M2, 142 Nelten. Tom— 35. 107 Neuitadter. Slate — � V. VO, 100 102 New, Corel — VO. 105 Nawgroih, Marie — 35. 10V Newlandi. Allan —64 Newton, E th f — 100 Nichek, Howard — 64. 00, 1 21 Niehalt, Juanita — 35. W. I 10 Nichelino. Ronald — 35 Nkhimura. Edith — 35. 94. VV, 106, 107, 145 Ninon, Franc ! — 62, 109 Noel, Pat — 35, 107 Noone, Barton — 63, 97 Norman. Barber — 35. Si. 52. • . 06. 143 North, Arrid — 64. Ill Nor+hway. John — 54, 00, 04, 06. 107. I 18. 127 Novell I, Michael —05. 06 102, 143 Oatei. La Vaughn — Ml O'Fallon, Kerry — 35, V1. 101. 127 Odell, 8.11 — 53,89.90, 100, 105 Ogborn, Ronrdr---- 0 Ogletby, Virginia — VO. V 1, 93, 100 O'Grady. Sharon — 63. 105, III O'Hara. Geraldine — 63, 93 Oleine. Nare� — 62. 65 Oliver. William — 15 O'Neill, Tim — 35 Ot-r, Larry — 35 Qimont. Doug let — 64. 12« Oiwald. Margaret — 35. 100 Ocandina, Joe — 35. V2. VI. 96. 107. 125 Peone, Francine— 35, 09 Pappat. John — 00, 107, 125 Parich, Bob — 35 Park Allan —«3, 127, 134 Parkin, Noil — 60, 128 132 Peredi, Af — 35, 107 Parte� !, Cheryl — 35 Paitaniaki, Jaha — III, 126, 127, 134 Paul.en, Philip— 102 Paarten. Judy — 36 Paata, Larry—64, 65 Pack, Virginia — 36 Packlar, l� a« —34,00. MO Paary. Nancy — 63. 03, 03, 1 13. 140 Peary. Dick — 3 . 95 Pennington, Bill — 64 Perdue, Maria — 16. 09. M0 Pare . Gary — 16 Paring, Richard — 5V. 102, 101 Parry, Satan — 00, 02, VV Patari, Jehu — 36. 4 . «I. 94, 06 Peter ten, Norman — 111 Poterion, Verri— 36 Patrutich, Donee — 16 Pettigrew, Bruce — 16 Pettigrew. William — 3 Pi area. Carl — SO Pierce, Uk —16, 09, 102 Pi artae, Bill— 16. VV Place. Frank — «3, I 71 Plougk, Nancy — 50, 02, V5. 108. IQV. 112 Pollack. Judy — 3 . 00. 101 Pett. Barbara—92.07, 104. 106. 100 Pettier, Gail — VV. 105. 109, 110 Pawall, Carolyn — 36, 110 Pewall, Dyer — 37, 92. VI. VV, 105. 107 Praha, John — (00. 10 Prime, Welter — IV, 00 Paraley, Jam —37, 02. 93. 96. 107, 12«, 1)2 Quinn, Sutan — 17, 109, M0 Rademaker. Dan — }7, 45. 92. 97. 96, 107, I 32 Redamaker, Sutan — SV, 97 Relftl. Linda — J7 Ramtdan, Sutan — «5 Rantler, Gratchan — 02, 06, VI kittltr Karin — 64. 110 Rapp. Re y — 17. 140. 147 Raitakh. Shiv — 60. 92. 99. 102. 105. 107 Ralchfetd, Harry — 17 Re «did, Jimmie —37 Rethbvn, Richard — 60 Read.John — 134 Read. Kan — 17. 00. I 26. I 34, I 36 Read. Fata — 37. 47. I I . 176. 130. 131 Reid. Bonn.� — 17. 99 Reitachar, Ruth — 4V, 100 Rampel, Carnalia — 41. 92 Rantra. La Verte — 61 Ray. Peggy — 5V. I 10 Rhoadat. Jim — 5V, 134 Rhnd� !. «arbor — 101 Rhode . Katherine — 59 Richard.. Anne --37.47.97, 105, 107. 101 Ridenour. Eleanor — I 12 R.edai. Janice — 61, 92. II I Ritchie, Dave — 64. 125, 121, ISO Rabarfi, Michael — 17 Robartten, Jean — 17. II, 10. 146 RoberHea. William — 17 Robinett. Sandra — 31 Rubrm, Shirley — 3«, «0 2.06. 100. 101. 102 Rogari. Caflaloo — 101 Regan. Herbert — 62. 90. 102 Roger ion, Phyllit — 31. 101. Ill Rohr . Doug — II, 107 Rohr., Patricia — 61. 90, 101, 109 Roney, Robin — 31. 90, I 01, I 0« Root, Bonnie — 31, 105. I I I Rote. Ronald — 31. 141 Rota. Nancy — 54. 65. VS. JQI. 106. 101. til Rati, Patricia — SV. 97, 10 . 10 Rather!, Steve—«3. 12«. 110 Rethchild, Pata —31. 51. 107. Ill, 114, 111 Rountree, Sutan — 65 Rusgg, Joe — 64. (14 Rum-ell, Melville — 121 Ruckle. Thelma — SV, 92, 10 Ryao, Dick — 60 Rymen, Jean — 18. S4, 0, 95, 96, 100, 140 Ryman, Judith — 54, 64, 95. 96, 101 Saiar, Milton — 64,99. (28. 110 Sajkewtky, Berber — 54, 4, 92, tl. 101. 108 Selkbury, Alan — 62. 121 Samp ion, Dick 61 Sanchet, Carmen — 38 Sandega, Frank — II. 99 Send art. Karen — 62. (06 Sendereen, Earl — II Sant'Anna, Ann Mari — 38, 100, 107 Sentei. Roger — 59 Sargent, John — 18.90.96, 141 Scanlon. Philip — 31 Schaefer. Seen — 59. 73. 90, 92. 101. 101. 111 Schell I nger, Nancy — 63. 112 Schmidt, Carl — 63. IQ3 Schmtier, Cory — 19, 89, 90, 100. 101. 104. 105 Sehoebein, Barbara — 65. V0. VI. 100. 106 Schramm. Michael — 64 Schramm. Arlee — 39 Sc hump, Jack 63 SdiulH, P d — 39. 19. 90. 101 Sehwafal, Batty — IV Schwefel. Judith — 99. II) Schwarti, Jaalle — 39, Ml. 144 Schwartt. Joyc. — 39, M1. 144 Schuyler, Barry — 2, 111 SeoH. Hale — 3V. 46. 90. 99, 112 Scott. Jill — IV, 47, 71 Searlet. Jemet — 39 Seen. Jim — 59, HO Seer� , Patricia — 39, 62, 73. 90. 101. 106. 111 tent, Dich — 103 Saibart. Dave — 19, 71. 79. 92. 91. 96. 101, 102 Semmdrotk. Evelye — 39 Sam a be ugh, George —-62, 114 Shaddl . Bril — 128 Shafer, Tarry — 39 Sheet , Heater — J9 Shadd, Elk bath — 39, 19, 90. 10« Sheppard. Dev.d — 40. 107 Share! , Nancy — 64, 96, 97, 112 Sherwood, Larry — 64, 128 Shocker, Sevan — 44 Shoemaker. Menda — 93. 98, 96, 101, 110 Silver. Carafe — 63. 92. Ill Silver, Virginia — 40, 112 Sintoet, Delorei — 40 Simp.� � , Ron — 54. SV, 91 Simptoa. Sutan — 44 Sitnt. Hilary— 90. 92, 95. 96. M0 Singltr. Mary—40, 96. 98. 107, I OB Sjolund, Vicki — 65, 106. Ml Slade, Toni — 40, 99 Small, Uuit —40, 109 Smith, Barbara — 65 Smith. Boyd —99. I 34 Smith, Carolyn — 40, 45. 10 . 112 Smith, EHiott — 54, 59, 90. 93, 94, 96, 127 Smith, Cary — 64 Smith. Helen — 40 Smith. J. C.— 127 Smith. Margaret — 59, 105 Smmith, Margaret C. — 59, 105 Smith. Margaret C, — 59. 100, 106 Smith. Na I ten — 40. 46 SnetKogai. Kenneth — 40. 91 Solhetm. Sandra — 40 Sonne, Shirley — 40, 44, 8«, 19. 90, 94, I tl Soraaiaa. Chmtlen — 64, 107 Spant«n. Curt — 40, 107, 132 Speari, Judy—40. 105 Spencer. Marcia — 40. 109. 112 Sprague. Edwin — 41 Stafford, Judy — 65 Stag� , Jerry — 124 Stanton. Sally — 61. 91, 99, 101, III Stark. Glen — 59. 90. 95. 99. 12 Stedman, Janet — 62, 93, fOB, 140 Stedmen, Jen — 41, 46. «I. 89 96. 101, 102, 143 Stegemen, Carri — 4|. 44. 111 Steig. Jana —41, 46,90, 91,97. 99, 13«, 141 Stainhart, Dave — 64. 89. 127, I 34 Steinke, David — 41 St cubit. John — 41.0. 97. 99. 102 Stennit, till — 130 Stephen . Diane — 41. 45, 88, 110 Slevaat, Tarry --4 t. 99 Stewart. Jean — 0, 105 Stick, Neney — 41. 1 Stilai. Jiatl —41 Steaa. Janet — 96, 104 St„«e, Marla — 41, 91. 130 Slerey, Judy---40 Storey, Ttfaby — 90, 96. 97. 10«. II I Shake, Paul — 64 Strew, Carat — 111 Strickland, John — 41 StremguiH. than — 63 Sumrall. Carolyn — 41. 110 Swanh, Damon — 59. I 00 Sweeney, Alvin —41, 132 Swell nd, Pale — 64. 121 Swig. Dick — 61 Tage. Mila — 41 Takemote, Dave —64, 128, 134 Talbott, La —42, 90. 94. 100. I 12 Talbot', Bob — 41, 128. 132. 133 Terrentti, Gail — 59, I 10 Taylor. John —62. 91. 128 Taylor. Kyra —45. 90, 97. 98, 100, 104 Taylor. Virginia — 42 T Green, Chrktina —‘ 64. 93, 112 Terry, Clifford — «2, 89. 90, 100, 101 Thatcher. Becky — 64, 90, 101, II 2 Thoaey, Gary — 6) Thome , Evan — 41 Thome , Jack — 42, 128 Thomptan, Floyd —- 69 Thompion, Lloyd —■ 65 Thompion, Jeannette — 0. I 10 Thompion. Jon — 42. 127 Thompion. Lyn — It Thompion, Martin — 94 Thompion, Rev —■ 110 Thornhill, Verita —47 Tilth ham. Marjorie — 62. 108, 109 Tolan, Sutan —63, 110 Tonkin, David — 59 Tonkin. Penny —64. 1. I 10 Tracy, Paler — 2. 103 Triton, Bobiat —42 Trittin. Marilyn —42. 106 Turnitpeed, Darlene — 4J, 45, 104 Twelvetrea . Barbara — 62 Tyler, Paul--41 Uhai, Kanji — 42. 125 (Jrophrey, Jim —42. 90. 91. 102. 127 Umphrey, Tom — 64. «I Vandiver, Suiait — 44. 92 Van Wagoner, Kathy — 42, 92, 91, 101, 111. I 46 Varga . Alfred — 2, 105, 107 Vaughn. Mary — 110. 142 Vennard. Jane -— 90, 9 . 109 V nto, Dick — 59 Varhaaran, Joy — 42. 94. 96. 112 Viralle, Soienne — 106, 112 Viti. Edward — 3. 91 Vlehoi. Kathle � —43.45 VonWelff, Mike — 64. 128 Wlchter, Gwen —41, I 12 Wegener Tarry — 59. 97. 109 Waganknacht. Diana — 60, IDS. 110 Walk. Eleanor —43. Ml Walkar. Gumming — 58 Walli . Nancy — 10 I. 109 Walth, Reginald — 63, 121 Welt . Barbara — 59, 45 Waft . Larry — 43 Ward, Mary — 60 Warning, John — 62 Werran, Hugh — 62 Wertnar, Jayan — 61 Welkin., Sharon — 42, 92, 97. 109 We. then Red — 43. 126 Webar. Palar — 59 Wedge, Joy — 60 We.gle, Chert — 60. 90 Warrick. Sally —43. 45, I 12 Wetttblulh. Slava -— 60. 107 Wendt, Marc,a —43. 109 Weeige, Marge — 65 Wennerholm, Ken —62. 134 Whitten. Bill—41.91, III, 127, 134 Wilbur, Terry — III, 114 Wiley Barbara — 60. IM Wilkarton, Dick — A?, Ill, III, 130, 111 William . Carol Sue — 43, 54. 97, 91. 101, 104 William , Jama -— 43 William . Shirley — 41, 92, 96, 99, 100 William . Sue — 43, IDA Wilton. Anne — 54. 19, 90. 91. 104. M I Wilton, Garry — 4J Wilton, Judy —62. M2 Wilton, Larry —43, 93. 127. 134 Wilton, Paul — 107 Wilton, Sutan — 54. 59. 90. 92. 103 Windefer, Robert — 3 WiAkelheka, Deanna — 43. «6 Winkle,. Don — 59 Winter, Joan — 101 Winter . Diaa — 44 Wood. Deborah — 96. 107. 110 Wood K.ngtlcy — � 7. 1 2ft Weed. Linde Ann — 44. 47. 73. 90, 92, 100, 10 I Wood, Linde Lea----44. 99. 109, I 10 Woodhnmt. Jaann -— 62, 91 Wood . Barbara — 44. 18. 90. 13 Wray, Jeanne —44, I 17 Wunderlich. Jan !— 44, 47. 90. 107. M2 Wunderlich, Jean — 44. 47, 107, Ml. 142 Yeung, Carol — 45. 99 Yeung, Jenel — h2. 92, 108 Yeung, Share — 44. 90, 96, 98 Young. Tom — 91. 91. 107, 127 Youngberg. Den — 44, 107. 118, 13 Zecher. Melly — 44. 92. 104. 101. Ill Zeetman. Oerlynn — 44, 44, 92 Zeatman, Diana — 44, 44, 93, 101 Zeetman, Sherri — 44, 46, 9], 98. 100. 101. 10« Zinn. Media Ann — 44 Zimer, Li. — 59, 9 . 9«. 105. 10«. 112 Ztchekh . Sandy — 44 Zulch. Alice — 59. 40. 90 148 I £ltkn.„ Jnc- jo c c L-rOM.