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Editor Roberta Miller Associate Editor Lynda McKnight Business Manager Jack Schump Artists Ron Burda. cover; Ron Burda, Chris Hoehn, Janet Nicholsen, Jack Schump Photographers Terry Shuchat Jim Ferguson Mrs. Haskin Advisor DEDICATION Mrs, Margaret Webb We, the class of 1958, dedicate this, our yearbook, to Mrs. Margaret S. Webb, whose tireless effort, devotion to the student body, and professional competence made her an outstanding per- son, and one to be remembered. For nearly a decade Mrs. Webb gave to Paly, and Paly was a fortunate school to have had her time, her planning ability, her wonderful ability to listen and solve problems, and much, much more. We all notice her absence constantly, and deeply regret her passing on August 8, 1957. 2 MR. RUPPEL'S NOTE TO STUDENTS: It is both a challenge and a privilege to write the foreword to the 1958 Madrono. Faculty and students join with me in wishing the class of 1958 both success and happiness. Your are living in an air-electronic-atomic age whether you like it or not. Last evening, I saw for the first time a man-made missile circling the earth. This is a forerunner of the future and dramatizes the need to muster our facts and look for answers. Young people growing up today will see the equivalent of centuries of progress telescoped into their' life span. You will have tremendous opportunity as well as responsibility We know that advances in science and technology will be made at an ever in- creasing speed. You must see that we advance on spiritual and ethical fronts if science is to be kept on a reasonable balance with the welfare of mankind. We need competent and informed young people to assume leadership in this rapidly changing world. I fervently hope that Palo Alto High School has given you an awareness of the strength of our democratic heritage and has intensified your desire for knowledge of the humanities and the social sciences as well as science and mathematics. I urge you to seek learning and to educate yourself to the highest level of which you are capable. I wish to express my appreciation to Miss Roberta Miller, Madrono editor and her staff; to Miss Mary Hilton, Commissioner of Publications, and to Mrs. Louise Haskin, Madrono sponsor for their long hours of work in producing the 1958 Madrono. This book is a library of memories and will mean more to you as the years go by. — RAY P. RUPPEL 4 5 Vice Principal, Dr, Mason and Dean of Girls, Mrs. Goodlive. BOARD OF EDUCATION As Vice Principal, Dr. Mason assists Mr. Ruppel in governing the students and the faculty. Mrs. Goodlive handles the prob- lems of the girls as Dean of Girls. Dean of Students, Mr. Whitley Mr. Merril Vanderpool, Mr. Jack Power, Dr. Henry Gunn, Superintendent; Dr. Ben Page, Mr. Nathan Finch, and Mrs. Lois Hopper. GIRLS' P. E. — Miss Ruth Samuelsen, Miss Jane Ann Carswell, Mrs. Carla Thornton, Mrs. Ruth Pryer. FACULTY THE ARTS — Front Row: Mrs. Rachel Austin, Mrs. Geraldine Kickbusch, Mrs. Gwendolyn Hammer. Bock Row: Thomas Skeffington, Mrs. Louise Haskin, Julius Shuchat. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT — Front Row: Miss Ingegerd Uppman, Miss Christina Fucile, Miss Marian Schmit. Back Row: Leonard McCord, Mrs. Caroline Hanst, Stalio Danes©. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT — Front Row: Mrs. Marjorie Aiken, Miss Lau- rene Shields, Mrs. Wifda Lowe, Back Row: Craig B. Vittatae. Miss Lillian Morehouse, Mrs. Nancy Cooper. Bill Davis. 8 MATH ANO SCIENCE DEPARTMENT — Front Row; Frank Barr, LeVan Shugart, Mrs, Cathleen Rodman, Kenneth White. Bock Row: Paul Engelcke, William Bunton, Kenneth Palmer, Vincent Ruble, Henry Martin. BUSINESS EDUCATION AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS — Front Row: Mr . Irene Nielsen, Miss Rosemary Tuchek, George Moore. Bock Row: Ray Whitley, Donald Guidoux SOCIAL STUOIES DEPARTMENT — Front Row: Mrs. Lois Walsh, Miss Elizabeth Pukas. Miss Florence Turner, Mrs. Ruth Crary. Bock Row: David Leslie, Norton Thornton, Emery Christ- enson, Curt Demele. CAFETERIA STAFF — Mrs. Re ner, Verne Ford, Mrs. Fisher. CUSTODIAL STAFF — Fronf Row: Ed Micklus, Lowell Thompson, Jim Triner. Back Row: Ray Smith, Paul Lawrence, Charles Morgan, Clyde Hancock. Elliot Smith President Patsy Flint Vice President Kyra Taylor Secretary-Treasurer THE ClASS OF 12 People will little note nor long remember what , . , is said here, but we — the class of '58 — will certainly remember what we accomplished during our three years at Paly. We began our sophomore year 542 strong, a little awed by our sur- roundings. Our sophomore football team came in second in PAL stand- ings with six victories, one loss. The following spring we held our class party, Sophomore Shenanigans; swimming, volleyball, baseball, dinner, and dancing were all available. In our junior year our class was split — half leaving to become the be- ginnings of a new high school, Cubberley. Class spirit is strong, but school spirit even stronger; and so a friendly rivalry did develop. The big event of the year was Carousel, our very successful junior prom. Our class party was in December this time; the evening consisted of an enormous spaghetti feed topped by volleyball and dancing for those who were able, and ended with group singing. In sports our junior boys were part of varsity football, water polo, cross country, wrestling, and swimming teams, all of which became PAL champions. Our senior year — when we assumed leadership at Paly — was an Im- portant time for all of us. We worked hard — both in running the school and completing our last course requirements. Our football team was second in SPAL standings; we had the only team which was able to slow the winning Cougars. The Board of Welfare was created for the purpose of maintaining Paly's good reputation. Town meeting, a new program to enable the students to voice their opinions and discuss school issues, was tentatively organized. As the yearbook goes to press many of our class members have been selected for scholarship programs and several opportunities are still available. Yes, we have accomplished much and gained much In our three years at Paly — and we are better prepared to face the future because of this. Mr. Gum Counselor I Mr. Palmer Counselor CLASS COUNCIL George French, Bill 5+enms, Bebe Hart, Patsy Flint, Elliot Smith, Bonnie Lattin, Don McPhail, Jon Brandin. Missing From Picture; Gretchen Ranker, Tibby Storey, Kyra Taylor, Sue Wilson. Abey, Margaret Adelphi Andtam, Clayton Sound Crew Tuck Manager P.A.LT. Club AndeiMsn, RuHi Adelphi Choir Andrews, Adrienne Jinx Pep Comm, I.C.C. Prei. 5. A. Pres. Andrus, Joseph Gymn«tici Bend Spanish Club Cafeteria Help Aronson, Ann Orchestra Brunch Comm, Sec. Student Court Arrosnet, Ted Soph. Basketball Jr, Basketball Car Club Barton. Joanne Brunch Comm. C.5.F. g I Girl ' Block P Beahri, John Cron Counfry Track Bend-Orchestra Science Seminar Beal. Donald Track Transfer Bishop, Undo F,C. I. C.C. Biihop. Samuel Band Car Club Bloch. Daniel french Club Music Club Forum Club Barm . Millie C.P. Sports Bartky. Safe Safety Comm. Sac. Lit. Bloch. George French Club C. S-F. Bly, Carol Adelphi Square Dance Club Boott . Barry Border. Ann Comm, of Finance Jinx Camp. Business Mgr. Aquacade Lag, Council Choir Spring Play LT. A. Bowman, Robert Varsity Football Student Court C,$, F, Orchestra rs Campbell, Joan Noon Rec. Put. S. A. Jin Finance Clerk C«td. Claudia Jink C, A_ C.S.F. Brunch Cumm, Catania, Sandra Sirlt' League Cab. 6.1.6. Naan R«. Comm. Cam penile 16 Cowley, EHen Not. Theipian Spring Play Friendship Comm C.5.F. Cramp, Roy Safety Comm, Projectioniit Cook, Timothy Cry on, Ed word Water Polo Wreitling Swimming Block P Cummings, James Band Safety Comm. Baseball Orchestra Cashing. Claudia Davreui. David Nat. Thespian LT. A. Jinn Choir Davreui. Donna F. C. See, Coleman. Hugh Football Block P Safety Comm. Welfare Comm. Cook. Sandra Bonier Covet Sec. Social Planning Comm. Pep Comm. Jinn 17 Eroy. Ergin Exchange Student from Turkey Fa rum C l ub Inf. Friendihip Club Fatofii, Eleanor (Lolly I Comm, of Sir It Ath. Banter Covet Jr. Cl  Council Jin Fsrquun, Keith Electronici Club C.S.F. Science Club Orcbeitre 18 ftmi, Ann S c, Pri . Curd Comm, M«d(ono Co-Chairman Brunch C. S. F. Field, Patricio Adelphi Ftoherty. Elin Jin« R.I.F. V.P. Choir Brunch Comm, Hint. Patricia Sr. Cl  Council Jr, Clan Council Social Planning Comm. C.S.F. Florence. Patricia S.A Brunch Comm. Nat. Thespian Choir Fosdick. Wade Tennii Block P Pri . Card Comm, Band Frederikten, Gall C. A. Brunch Comm. G.A. A. Chair Fregulia, Richard Varsity Cross Country Block P C.5, F, Social Planning Comm. French, Georg Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Sr, Class Council Swimming Froning, Diane Madrono Chair C.S.F. Thespian Club Fry, Theresa R. I. F. Treat, Brunch Comm, Golan. Undo Adelphi Pres. Nat. Thespian Girls' Block P C.S.F. George, Henry Cross Country Track Block P Gibson, Nancy Tri G Pres. Brunch Comm. f. C, C, Harley. Lynne Harper, Penny Hare, PtiyHk I Be be k Prti. Jr. Red Cron Bonier Covet V.p. Jr. Sr, Clou Council Friendihip Club Jin Choir C.S.F, C.S.F. Jin Bonier Covet Pre . 20 Hubbard. Rmiell Hull, Michael Hunt. David Varttty Football Stage Manager C Beiketball Chair Track Nat, Theipian Noon Rac. 21 Klahn. Suva fi C.S. F. Forum Club F. C. V, P. M drow Klary. Anna Bonier Co M ix. a Brunch Comm. Sport Kodoni. Toddy 22 McCMIwi. Micho ) McC «right. Unde McDonald, P'ttr Football LT. A. Franch Club Bailiafbali wM Projectioni ! Trod CKoir Sound Cr w Camr Day P. F. 23 McKnighr, Lynda Pres. f.c. C. S. F. Ah 6d. Madrono I.C.C. McLeod. Howard Football Track Croat Country Block P Matte son, Edward Baseball Photo Club May. Suxanne Noon Rk. Jinx Brunch Com. Aquacade Mo mono ret. Henry McPhail. Donald Football Baseball Baskatball Maher. Dennis Civil Air Patrol Maun, Irena Adelphi Y, W, C. A. Jr. Red Croat Mania. Leslie Maslov. Irene Y.W.C.A. Three Kay Mays. Carolyn Tree . C.P. Future Nurse Club May , Roland Black P Wrestling Water Polo Board of Welfare Michaud. Fred Water Polo Wrestling Forum Club C, S. F. 24 Miller Caroline Jinx Aqutcad S.A, Choir Miller. Roberto Editor. Madrono G.i.G.Vice-Pret. Attembly Bwrd Jinx Milligan. Terence Water Polo Swimming Block P Co-op Mgr. Mitchell. Chorie Water Polo Boy ' League Block P Mitchell, Edward Rifle Club Be ihetball Noon Roc. Com. Montague. Stephen Rifle Club C.S.F. Block P Moore, Jamet C S B Batketball Bn i a ball Mobley, Malcolm Forum Club Mihm, Joseph Football Bair ball Block P Mi c kelson. Gary Campanile Momir, Marilyn S.A. Choir Jin Mona. Diana Safety Council Girl ' Block P Jinx S.A, Morton, Edwin Operetta Chair Drama 25 More. Linda F.C. Vic Pr  . Ait«mb)y Board Tick Selling Com. After School Sport NichoUon. Jonet Art Club Pre . Lit Madrono Ogietby, Virginia Priv. Card Com. Choir Leg. Council Forum Club Munuy. William Batketbeil Soph. Football I Nebon. Rvti Bate ball fcl ■ l-L- fivrTfiwpy, vvtHt Point Award Bd. Chr, Rally Chairman Block P Pr«. Social Planning Com. NoveUi, Michael Priv. Card Com. Aitambly Board Chr. Madrono Social Manning Com. N ujtodt r, St «ren Leg. Council Pres. Forum Club Pre . Mg. Editor Campanile C.S.F. Oatn, La Vaughn Bowling Club CP. Odell. William Student Court Judge Com. Public Welfare Campanil Forum Club ft Robert nofficial Rooter Pappa , John Parkin. Neill Parnell. Robert Football Baiketball W re it ling BaiebaJl Block P Block P Choir Boy ' League 26 PouKcn, Philip Stage Craw Vi oai Aid Prim . Waiter Campanile Editor Tennis C. S.F. Career Day Rode maker. Suvan Treat. G. I.S. Madrono Career Day Future Nurtet Club Rwrier. Grefchen Jr. Sr. Clan Council C. S. F. Social Planning Com. Etonxer Cove Pertng, Richard Stage Crew Manager Choir Forum Club Rmtekh. Shiva Art Club Pre . Inter. Friendship Club Adelphi Choir Ravkchio. John Gym nettic Football Swimming Choir Reed. John Fool bait Track Block P Rifle Club Rviucher. Ruth Sec. F.C. I. c.e. Girl ' Block P Rey. Margaret (Peggy Bonier Cove After School Sport World Service 27 Rhoades, Football Track Wrestling Block P Rhodes, Barbara Future Nurses Club Cafeteria Help Candy Seller Chair Ridemfwr, Eleanor RJ.F, Sac. Rooch, Moat Rogers, Corleton Electronic Club Ruiicko. Thelma Ryan, Richard Madrono G.I.G. Future Nurses Club Career Day Santos, Roger Soph. Football Soph. Track Sean, James Swimming Shaddle. William D, C, U Basketball J. V. Baseball Shuchat, Terry Madrono Photo. Campanile Photo. Roth well. Martha Anne Choir C.S.F. Jinx Bonier Coves Rots. Patricio Pom port Girl Pep Com. Class Council C. S.F. 28 Sim. Hilary Smith, Bayd A. F, S, Exchange Slu- dent to New Zealand Jr. Clot Council Soc, Planning Com, Smith, Elliott Pres. Senior Class Point Award Board Boy ' League C. S.F. Smith, Jamas Stafford, James Stagi. Jerry Water Polo Car Club Stark, (Sian Watar Polo Baseball Com, of Boys' Activities Block P Smith, Margaret E, Inter, Friendship V,P, Noon ftec. Com, C.S. F. Choir Stennli. William Priv. Card Com. Sr, Class Council Football Swimming Stewart. Jean Jim Choir Jr, Red Cross After-School Sports Stone, Janet C.A. Jim L C. C- Girls' Block P Silver, Diane Tri G Pros, I.C. C. Brunch Com, Soe. Planning Com, Simpson, Ronald A. F. S. Exchange Stu- dent to Finland Student Government Inter. Friendship Pres. Vento, Iticlwd Vireffo, Suxanne Aquacede S. A. World Service Waqener, Terry . i.e. Senior Lile Saving Girlt' Block P P. A. L. Y. Club 30 Waller, Mary Anna Weisiblirth, Steven Board of Welfare Boy ' League Boy ' Athletic Control Football Waltr, Barbara Future Nurttt Club Madrono Adelpbr Bowling Wiley, Barbara C.P, Prei, Bowling Word, Mary Carat Social Planning Com, G.I.G. Vic. Prei, Future Nuriei Club 5ec. After School Spoil Wilkin, Defter Wogenknecht. Diana Adelphi Art Club Walker, Cunrniingt Campanile Madrono Soph, Football Wilun, Anne Leg. Council Girl ’ League Campanile Man, Ed. C. S. F. Wilton, Paul Jr. Clan Council Soph, Football Track Swimming Wilton, Satan Winkler, Jon Wintor. Joan Sr. Clan Council Track C.S. F. Sanior Adritor WrejHing Nat. Thetpian Sac. Girli League GiHi Block P Jim Jin 31 Zulch. Alice Com. of Girl Activi tie Pep Com, C. S. F. Girls4 Block P Wood, George Student Court Finance Clerk Aiiembly Board Forum Club Yancey, Guy Woodman, William Football Bote ball Block P Zinitt, Elisabeth Steering Com. 5. A, Jim Intar. Friendship Club CAMERA SHY Cross, Jane Hamilton, Dennis Huang, Stephen Schmidt, Volkhard McLean, Andrew Maginnis, John Petersen, Herbert Senior Class Blast ' 1 Luv U,' said the little blue man, and then he melted. vfcfi Sea Ellen? Watertight, Wind Resistant, Sun Proof Bug Repellent One Wild Night . . . Footless and Fancy Free Hail Haluk It Tickles! Big Audience Sleeping on a Sealy is Like . . , Candidates for Slenderella Tom, Dick, and Harry Shot From Guns And Then They Mowed the Lawn Gray's Little Piggies Have Gun. Wilt Travel Tell Me, Please, Who’s Harry? Careful Suiy! You'll Get the Camera Wet Harper’s Bizarre Marpte in the Mud Dum Dum Da Dum Har! Har! 34 Class of 50 Football Quean and Friends Rogue's Gallery Cutest Couple in the 6th Grade Loot What We've Found Here's Mud in Your Eye Les Girls The Lineup Ludy and Jolly Genius at Work Don't You Wish He Went Here? 35 Margaret Greeley Tibby Storey Fran Krauskopf Janet Stone Thelma Ruzlcka Jim Stafford Patsy Ross Muff Callaway Susie Schaefer Claudia Cassel Shiva Rassebh Lynne Brown Froggy Fregulta Caroline Miller Kathy Marple POPULARITY Best Looking in Shorts J. Northway C. Cushing Most Athletic S. Hooper D. McPhail Best Dancers J. Sears T. Fry Best Dressed L. Greenburg M. Novelli Most Conservative P. Flint B. Odell 8 Jenin Most Talkative K. Taylor STUDENT GOVERNMENT 41 Sill Odell Public Welfare Barry Boothe Finance Joanne Henriclcson Secretary Jim Barger Safety C 0 M M 1 S S I 0 N E R S Mary Hilton Publications Glen Stark Boys' Activities Ellen Haley Social Lolly Fasani Girls' Athletics Grechen Green Public Relations Michi Kone Boys' Athletics Alice Zulch Girls' Activities LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL — Front Row: Lynnie Heinlein, Debby Craig, Pat Moran, Lani Doering, Marilyn Duwe. Second Row: Janet Stedman, Peggy Harrell, Barbara Schornborn, Margie Ailcin, Elfie BacJgalupi, Pat Hagbom, Third Row: Charlie Weigle, Dick Mates, Nancy Corbett, Top Row: Steve Neustadter, Joanne Henrikson. Steve Neustadter, Council President 43 First Row: Glen Stark, Steve Rothert, John Rhoades, Ray Longwell, Marc Weissbluth, Ed Shallenberger. Second Row: Charlie Mitchell, Elliott Smith, Steve Weissbluth, Phil McCowan, Neill Parkin. BOVS' LEAGUE GIRLS' LEA6UE Front Row: Jane Vennard. Fran Krauskopf, Barbara Janin, Sue Wilson. Birdie Carlson. Second Row: Susie Gray, Sue Carlson, Sharon Watkins, Beulah Chang, Jo Torrey, Peggy Wilson, Third Row: Jo Crump, Alice Zulch, Meredy Davis. B. A. e. Bud Fosdick, George Linn. Missing from Picture: Roger Baer, Mike Chilton, Michi Kono, Gordon Lock- hart, Mike McClellan. First Row: Kate Teale, Naomi Kanaiawa, Elite Bacigalopi, Nancy Peery, Pam Kertz, Julie Neikirk. Second Row: Barbara Allen, Mary Lou George, Sue Arrouiet, Lolly Fasani, Fran Krauskopf, Dana Hurley, Dorothy Cathcart. G. A. A. 45 Mrs. A1 kin Mr. Bunton Counselor Counselor CLASS COUNCIL — Front Row: Becky Kanninen, Dave Ritchie, Leslie Knoles, Bock Row: Terry Maxwell, Bonnie Brigham, Steve Rothert. Missing: Becky Thatcher, Nancy Dengler, Sally Stanton, Elaine Bnnker. Steve Rothert President Bonnie Brigham Vice President Pat Farr Secretary Front Row: A. Vargas, J. McDowell, V. Barnes, K. Wood, K. Rhodes, C. Rempel, T. Hurley, M. Bernard. S. Brokenshire. Second Row: T, Crofut, J, Wilson, P. Fillips, G. Coppage, M. Carpenter, P, Farr, J. Johnson, J. Stedman, W. Spill ner, B. Linsley, Third Row: D. Burton, M. Rumwell, D, Hamilton, R. Sampson, S, Hooper, B. Schuyler, A, Park, D. Holmes, R. HadeJer, T, Lesley, Front Row: S. Beech, B. Lerman, F. McQuinn, E. Brinker, N. Scheflinger, B. Chang, J. Kingman. Second Row: J. Guerim, J. Boccignone, E. Herring, B, Jones, D. Ellertson, D. Robertson,M. Aikin, Third Row: J. Baker, S. Minkler, M. Davis, 8. Harrell, V. Ward, J, Haluk, B. Brigham, M. Greig, P. Prows. Front Row: B. Corlett, S. Bishop, S. Levitas, J. Lodes, P. Hagbom, B. Hart, 5. Stanton, M. Kiaer, J. Muir. Second Row: D, Codding, W. Shoemaker, V, Sjolund, J. McGrew, S. O'Grady, P. Friedlander, W. Larson, K. Ellertson, V. Hamilton, G. Gari- baldi. Third Row: M, McCarthy, M. Marthens, B. Sajowsky, K. Lidgate, B. Brinton, M. Arbuckle, L, J. Andry, F. Nixon, C. Dubbs, C. Gray. 47 Front Row: P. Butter, S. Bonine, G. McNeil, D, Richie, J. Hiura, L M. Lawrence, S. Wilbur, S. Carlson, P. Tonkin, M. Collins. Second Row: M. Kittoe, C. Buckwafter, B. Smith, L Cor-Vey, L. Martin, M. Saler, R. Longwell, S. Haim, J. Knowles, N. Rose, J. Kono, F. Thompson, Front Row: D, Sears, B. Pennington, C. Jones, D. Aitken, B. Thompson, F, Place, A. Klinke, D, Osmont, G. Coon. Second Row: J, Wareing, R. Malloch, G. Bennett. L. Hubbert, C. Sorensen, E, McLaughlin, S, Mendell, A. Salisbury, R. GoodelL Third Row: N. Eliason, J. Pastenieks, L. Bennion, R. Jennings, K. Evans. P. Langhoff, J. Hines, E. Thomas, D. Brown. Front Row: C. Silver, J. Thielemart, P, Dolan, K. Sanders, J. Neikirk, B. Kanninen, S. Watkins, J. Stafford, Second Row: J. Muir, S, Lane, J. Carty, P, Harrell, B. Terrance, C. teGroen, B. MtGue, L, Knoles. Third Row: B. Austin, H. Enochs, J. Crump, K. Dowling, B. Geddes, L. Merino. Fourth Row: J. Rutkowski, M. Schromm, J, Faydock, I. Vatverde, G. Sensabaugh, J. Field, D, Shuster, S. Searcy. Front Row: J. Piziuti, 8. Thatcher, J. Greene, J. D'Amico, 8. Cresap, G. MacGregor, B. Schonborn, 0. Sanders, P, Kertx, S. Gray, M. Tinlcham. Second Row: J. Young, M. Eldridge, C. French, H. Grohe, L. Bessler, J. Ryman, D. Hammond, J. Mc- Elroy, S. Rothert. Third Row: G, Linn, H. Rogers, T. Maxwell, E. Heath, B, Biorn, B, Talbot, H. Warren, J. Foster, R. Hien- rich, R. Wray. Front Row: G. O'Hara, P. Loo, C. Ashton, J. Herrmann, R. De Lagrave, L. Avilta, S. Rountree, D. Cathcart. Second Row: K. Hansen, P. Damask. L. Miller, E, Viti. E. Shallenberger, B. Dolan, J. Cox, S. Caulk, N. Sheretz. Third Row: H. Nichols, N. Guins, P. Bakke, R, Almantan, C. Lehmann. S. Balcomb, S. Stigler, A, Stockton, K. Heintz. Front Row: A, Larson, M. Bishop, L. Gotten, M. Heilman, J. Duca, S. Ramsden, D, Hurley, M. McLaughlin. Second Row: T, Umphrey, O. Mercer, B. O'Brien, E. Nattrass, J. Schump. D. Steinhart, W. Houck, P. Edwards, E. Stromqulst, Third Row: 8. Cobbledick, T. Burd, A. Newlands. N. Peterson. B. Kenyon, M, Von Wolff. H. Ellis, C. Schmidt, D. Swig. 4? Front Row: S. Shocker, B, Giles, C, Johnson, C. Askew, J. Fincher, P. Rohrs, J, Miller, M. Bayha, 8. Twelvetrees, B. Walker. Second Row: R, Windier, B, Burda, J. Elliot, D. Smith, R. Wilkerson, P. Swetland, P, Straka, M. McCarthy, M. Molt, J. Blade. Third Row: R. Bridgett, N. O'Lane, B. Fox, P. Alvee, D. DeMartini, B. Lauridsen, B. Warren, B. Noon, A. North, J. Dehrer. Gotcha! Terror of the Hockey Field Cam-on Horse! Whoa! First Row: Evann Walker, Nancy Ward, Ben Kwong. Second Row: Phyllis Lyon, Jane Saxe, Lynne Helnlein, Dotty Hig - bee, Janice Winsor. Mr. Davis, Adisor Lynne Heinlein, Secretary Ben Kwong, President Mrs. Crary, Adisor Jane Saxe, Vice President Front Row: S. Aronson, D. Dunn, C. Herbert, E, Welker, j. Lattin, R. Sabaroff, P. Schwafel, J. Kincaide, P. Loveless, D. Satter- lee. Second Row: J, Towle, S. Mayes, A, Munson, N, Corbett, S. Mills, 8. Berliner, S. Brown, B. Skinner, P. Milburn, S. Markis, K. Gray. Third Row: B. Annis, D. Bark, D. Brown, H. Allen, J, McCracken, R. Hunt, M. Goddard, J. Mitchell, A. Olmstead, R. Christiansen, A. Hefta. Front Row: D. Huntsberger, S. White, G. Lambrey, K, Krauskopf, M. Lehner, A. Wood, T. Aparton, J. Matson, D. Yanell, J. Todd. Second Row: D. Higbee, J, Phegley, T. Maxwell, J. Moore, P, Lyon. J. Corliss, M. Watson. P. Banker, M, Duwe, T. Mornin, B. Antonelly, Third Row: R. Simpson, P. Escherch, E. Custer, $. Makin, J, Segerstrom, N. Siebert, L. Anderson, M. Manwaring, E. Koehler. Front Row: M. Roberts, R. Terry, F, Lauricella, J. Hodgen, K. C. Kruss. G. Harsh, L. Blank, A. Trimble, B. Burge. Second Row: S. Kismer, C. Davis, V. Maslov, J. Mitchell. J. Lentos, W. Prine, D. Heunisch, D. Wrathall, S. Arrouzet, S. Black. Third Row: F. Porta, B, Townsend, T. Peck, R. Shearer, D, McCreight, J. Mead, M. Porterfield, J. Zimmerman, C. Zinn, S. Nicolai. Fourth Row: L. Wheeler, C. Browne, M. Kyne, A. Springer, B, Roth, S. Hillyard, J. Vincent, J. Everett, R, Carlton. 52 Front Row: K. Gairaud, M. Na[ar, D. Tanner, S. Hendry, D, Craig, J. Sims, B. Carlson. Second Row: M. Krupp, D. Downs, R. Fegley, S, Jones, E. Finnessey, J. Van do Poel, R. Collins, Third Row: B, Sonne, A, 5pringer, B. Linde!, R. Brady, t. Bitans, E. Barber, S. Lindal, C. Huddleston. Front Row: R. Hamilton, L. Rhodes, K. Stewart, K. McTigue, B. Blee, J, Duca, B. Heaney. Second Row: C, Daigle, S. Mc- Cullough, V. Bachmann, C. Green, C. Hopper, S. Horicfc, M. Contasta, V. Connett, S. Stoneman. Third Row: R, Milten, J. Nelson, R. Carter, D. Fast, B. Wilson, J. Lane, G. Coleman, L. Andry, Front Row: P. Adams, P. Witson, I. Keenan, L. Doering. R. Hayes, B. Shirley, J. Fine, K. Teale, F. Eisele, K, Hoult. Second Row: J, Lewis, S. Weefers, C. Lean, M, Chilton, N. Ward, B. Lamle, C. Phillips, J. Mayer. Third Row: J, Rhoades, P. Donovan, R. Walker, J. Kawalcam, S. Gunter, M. Richardson, T. Woodhams, B. Evans. Fourth Row: M, Lehmann, B. Kwong, T. West, 8. Loomis, 0, Johnson, B. Bennett, D. Vaile, M. Weissblyth, T. Tengs, B. Benedett. 53 Front Row: P. Oliver, K. Gernand, A, Robertson, 5. Beale, G. Gregoke, N, Horick, T, Galen, J. Ludwig, D, Chalmers, A. Wal- ton. Second Row: S, Hess, L. Otto, J. Demarest, J. Monsalve, P, Moran, B. Baglay, B, Jones, J, Bomani, K. Hawkins, B. Anti, F, Cosgrove. Third Row: S, Lingenfelt, M. Anderson, M, Engleman, M. Abbott, S. Aplin, B. Thompson, R. Shane, E, Hoffacker, A. Smith, T. Cooley, C, McClendon, T. Jones. Front Row: B. Doane, J. Burt, J. Kiraly, K. Casaday, J. Torrey, M. George, J. Lasnier, C. Daigle, L, Hoffacker, L. Cook. Sec- ond Row: P. Mitchell. $. Stalder, M, Burns, S. Hopkins, J. Winsor, S. Henriques, L. Heinlein, B. Mays, M. Rodda, C. Knoles, K. Grandrud, J, Finch, Third Row: B. Newman, G. Aldinger, N. Huddleston, W, Glover, C. Dyer, J. Tubenis, D. McCowan, D. Ochs, J, Edeler, D, Blaco. Front Row: B. Loo, N. Palmer, P, Kenn , B, Bruce, L. Burt, S, Stallings, L. Wren, L. Alexander, J. Ramsetl, J. Godsall. Second Row: B. Young, M. Brenner, P. Bowman, G. Gray, S. Tesper, D. Bishop, J. Collart, B. Rumminger, C. Houck, D. Buckman. Third Row: V. Hall, J. Rogers, B. Davis, E. Wright, M. Garbett, L. White, J. Brpdie, R. Bennett, B. Richmond, M. Snow. Front Row: M. Olson, D. Bruns, C, Brill, G. Eisele, $. Baker, A. Mayfield, D. Lose, T. McMullen, T. Large, 0. Baldwin, T, Tom- linson. Second Row: J, Finlayson, C. Chichester, S, Wineman, J. Garcia, M. Washington, B. Allen, C. Newcomb, V. Rudat, P. Wunderlich, J. Newton. Third Row; D. Lawler, L. Elkington, F. Ingelson, J. Semenoff, C. DeMoulfn, R. Scott, M. Isaac, M. Head, A. Barnard, M. Rogers. Front Row: D. Fegley, T. Staley, V. Berzins, P. Widemen, S. DeWift, J. Bevilockway, A. Granucci, L. Berger, C. Toxford, V. Oswald, C, Pederson. Second Row: G, Viau, J, Thomas. S. Montgomery. B. Giussi, N. Sawyer, R, Quinn, C. Sonnenstuhl, S. Page, R. Morton, J. Johnson, D. Mates. Third Row: S. Kyle, B. Peard, B. Wood, R. Hansen, P. Callaway, J. Turner, J. Isaacson, R. Imbornone, L. Jones, J. Barnes. International Rendezvous fh ii Suspicious And Away Wo Go 56 The Morning After Marching Along Together What Crazy Bangs Grand Canyon Ukelele Mama and Friends All American Girl 57 Old Witch and Friend Granny Houseman and Her Gang Sophomores? — Of Course! Glenny-wenni-wo-wo plus other birds Sophisticates? NOTHING Filled the Auditorium Jokers and Starlighters Combine SPOOK SHOW To Do G or '® Find Yourself CLASS PARTIES Pom-Pon Girls: Patsy Ross, Pat Farr, Jill Johnson, Judy Johnson (Head), Pam Kerti. Cheerleaders: Jody Thompson, Tom Young (Head), Ray Delagrave. Spirit is high for the Cubberley game. SCHOOL Cubberley Pom-Pon Girls! Question Period! Embarrassed ? SEQUOIA RALLY SILVER BEUS Christmas Formal Curious Savage SPRING PLAY — C A ST — Florence ............... -......... Virginia Oglesby Hannibal _______________ -.................Glen Stark Fairy May ........................... Muff Callaway Jeffrey .......................... ...Ed Morton Mrs. Paddy ............................ Ellen Cowley Senator Titus Savage...................... Peter Cahn Judge Samuel Savage................... Mike Novelli Lily Belle Savage................... Carol Kirsehner Ethel Savage ____....._ ...............Susie Schaefer Miss Wilhelmina........................ Jane Kingman Dr. Emmett ......................... .....Barry Boothe A tense moment at the Cloisters. Palyites arrive to face a new day! The amphitheater — center of Paly life? SENIOR! Sophomore The Brunch Gang meets at Patsy Flint's! Junior JUNIOR PROM QUEEN, ATTENDANTS, AND ESCOURTS Leslie KnoUs, Pat Farr, Sally 5+anton (Queen), Jill Johnson, Sue Carlson. Roberta Miller, Editor Mrs, Haskln, Advisor Mike Novelli, Student Life Lynda McKnight, Associate Editor Fran Krausltopf, Girls' Sports Pam Kertz, Faculty Richard Fregulia, Soys Sports Thelma Ruzicka, Organizations Jack Schump, Business Manager Terry Shuchat, Photographer STAFF Front Row; F. Krauskopf, P. Gibson, S. Rademaker, R. Miller, L. McKnight, T. Ruzicka. Sack Row: R. Fregulia, S. Neustadter, M. Novelli, D. Steinhart. Missing: D. Froning, B. Kanninen, 8. Fosdick, B. Waltz, A. Ferris. Artists: R. Burda, C. Hoehn, J. Nicholson, J. Schump. Photographers: T, Shuchat, J. Ferguson, J. Mayer, C. De Moulin. Patsy Ross, Ad Manager Ed 5hallenberger, Student Government Sue Klahn, Underclassmen Nick Gums, Copy Editor STAFF Front Row: S. Neustadter, W. Houck, A, Wilson, 6. Heaney, J. McDowell, M. Hawk. Back Row: Mr. Davis, N. Gains. R, Fregulie, J. Ferguson. B. Boothe, D. Steinhart. Missing from pic- ture: M. SHramm, D. Kennedy, G. Mick- leson, R. Bennett, D. Mates, P. Moran, B. Odell. 77 i. e. e. First Row: N, Gibson, T. Storey, M. Jurd, J. Storey, P„ Loo. B. Lehman. Bock Row: L. Hedrick, L. McKnight, R, Reisecher, $4 Cavagnaro, J, Knowles, B, Post, B. Janjn. ADELPHI Front Row: f. Mason, R. Thompson, C, Holser, L. Thompson, L. Galan, E. Eray. Second Row: B. Waltz, B. Lake, D. Wagenknecht, M. Abey, R. Anderson, D. Satterlee, S Rassekh, G. Pottier Bock Row: C. Bly, G. Tar- rants, M. Greeley, M. Rodda. BONZER COVES Front Row: S. Beach, B, Twelvetrees, P. Tonkin, W. Shoemaker, J. Nei- kirk, L. Brown, H. Sims. Back Row: K. Ransler, G. Ransler, M. Eldridge, L, Fasani, A. Rothwell, Joan Muir, Jean Muir, P. Moran, M, Smith, J. Sims. P. Gibson, W, Caufk. 'Y c. a. Front Row: V. Barnes, M. Kittoe, S. Cavagnaro, A, Ferris, G. Frederiksen, N, Rose. Bach Row: M, Kaier, C, Remple, C. Cassel, J. Stone, V. Sjolund, R, Chang, S. Minltler, D. Dawson. S. A. Front Row: P. Harrell, D. Craig, N. Corbett. Second Row: S. Houseman, D. Morse, B, Janin, P, Florence, C. Miller. D. Wrathall. Bach Row: K, Hansen, J, Thomas, M. L. Abbott, P, Mitchell, M, Watson, P. Andrews, S. Virello, D. Robert- son, B. Lattin, L. Zinser. F. C. Front Row: D, Davreux, R, Reisacher, L Mc- Knight, S. Klahn, L Cohen. Bach Row: L. Mote, P. Wideman, L. Bishop, D. Hurley, V. Benins, M. Tinkham. Front Row: B. Post, T. Wagener, B. Catania. Second Row: P. Ross, R. Millar, T. Ruzicka, J. Vennard, S. Rademaker, J. Barton. M. Ward. Third Row: A. Larson, S. Brokenshlre, B. Sajkowsky, J. Bevilockway, S. Watins, D. Cathcart, J. Newton, S. E. Stalder, C. Dubbs, C, Gray. Back Row: S. Mills, J. Crump S. Stoneman, B. Heaney, J. Greene, B. Burge, F. McQuinn, D. Tanner, S. Jones, P. Hagbom. e.i. e. L T. A. Front Row: P. Milburn, S. McCullough, C. Cushing, S. Brown, L. McCreight, Second Row: J. Dougall, C. Green, S. Schaefer, L. Blank, A. Border, E. Bacigalupi, A. Wilson. Bock Row: J. Ludwig, V. Connett, V, Bachman, J. Monsalve, J. Ramsell, K. Teale, S. Baker, T. Storey, L. Hedrick, J. Henrikson, B. Briton, C. Lean. Front Row: J. Schwafel, J. Thompson, J. Haluk, K, Ridenour, K. Marple, S. Gray, M. Jurd, T. Fry. Sec ond Row: C. Johnson, J. Lodes, J. McElroy, M. McCarthy, S. Levitas, B. Walker. Third Row: $, Hollin- sead, E. Flaherty, B. McCue, B. Brigham, J. Haluk, C. French, C. Brown, M. Eostham, C. Zinn, J. Staf- ford. Rack Row: B. Janes, P. Schwafel, S. Marcus, K. McTigue, S. Henrique, M. L, George, A. Hurley, L. Greenburg. R. I. F's. C. P. Front Row: L. Oates, M. Barras, J. Storey, S. Bangham, J, Wedge, J, Cooper. Rock Row: G. Gray, B. Wiley, A. Eksa, C. Mays, J. Baker. THREE KEYS Front Row: P. Loom, L. Herring, 8. Lehrman, P. Jack son. Bock Row: 5. Shocker, J. Herrmann, M. Nafar, K. Houk. TRI G'S Front Row: 0, Robinson, 5. Horick, J. Garcia, A. Robertson, S. Stallings, A. Trimble, N. Gibson. Back Row: 5. Beal, L, Burt, B. Bruce, K. Gernard, G. Mc- Neil, D. Silver, J. Knowles, J. Zimmerman. WORLD SERVICE Front Row: K, Teale, B. Young, M. Bishop, J, Godsall, T. Galan, S, Baker, G, Harsh. Second Row: L. Greenburg, M. Abbott, J, Van Valken- burgh, C. Tuxford, M. Roberts, S. Henriques, N. Corbett. 5. Virello, L. Hedrick. Third Row. J. 5ims, J. Kawekami. P. Tonkin, C. te Groen, J. Baez, S. E. Stalder, J. Martin. Bock Row: M. Duwe, B, Fosdick, J. Nelson, M, Marfhens, C. Cushing, B. Sajkowsky, J. Miller, A. Ferris, Mrs. Rodman, Front Row: J. Neikirk, N. Peery, P, Kertz, B. Twelvatreas, M. Bennard, C. Remple, K. Teale, P, Hagbom, J„ Carty, S. Feldner. Second Row: E. Nattrass, L CoKen, N. Palmer, W. Shoemaker, P. Tonkin, H. Groke, 5, Haim, P. Kenny, J. Duca, C, Stiver, P, Harroll, B. Thatcher, J. Duca, J. McGrew. Third Row: M. Krupp. J. Winsor, M, L. Abbott, T. Maxwell, P. Rohrs, B. Schonborn, M. Contasta, B. Berlinger, J. Phegley, F. Chaffee, M. Aiken, J, Thielmann. Fourth Row: D. Hurley, J, Miller. M. Bayha, J. Kano, B. Dolan, J, Stedman, L. J. Andry, M. Tinkham, C. Johnson, K, Gray, S. Carlson, S. Hill. J. Kingman, M. McLaughlin. Fifth Row: L, Heinlein, B. Davis, G . Lambrer, T. Staley, P. Loveless, D. Ritchie, G. Kinderman, E. Wright, M. Hawk, S. Stoneman, D. Cath- cart, J, Crump, V, Ward, K. Hansen, B. Sajkowsky. Sixth Row; R. Simpson, D. Brown, R. Hunt, M. Weissbluth, J. Kawakami, B. Wilson, L. Miller, R, Longwell, D. Steinhart, H. Nichols, W, Houck, R. Levy, H. Warren, M, Davis, K. Lidgate. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Front Row: S. Schaefer, T, Storey, S. Wilson, E. Bacigalupi, C. New, B„ Tatum, N. Kanazawa, Second Row: R. Miller, L. Me- Knight, H. Sims, S. Kane, G. Ransler, C. Hoehn, G. Green, L. Brown. Third Row: S. Cavagnaro, F, Krauskopf, J. Vennard, P. Gibson, J, Henrikson, V. Oglesby, M. Hilton, W. Caulk, M. Kono. Fourth Row: M, Greeley, L. Galan, P. Ross, M. Smith, S. Gray, M. Callaway, S. Hooper, A, Ferris, C. Babson, B. Fosdick. Fifth Row: A. Zulch, B. Janin, P. Flint. K. Taylor, E. Cowley, L. Harley, D. Froning, S. Neustader, K, Ferguson. Sixth Row: J. Northway, E. Smith, R. Fregylia, R. Simpson, J, Windsor, W. Prime, B. Bowman, B. Boothe, D. Bloch, J. Dyer, C, Duncan. Front Row: V. Oglesby. J. McGrew, A. Aronson. C. Gray, C, Holser, L Heinlein, L. Cook, J. Woodhams, D. Hurley. Back Row: H. Warren, V. Schmidt, P. Loveless, J. Cummings, B. Bowman, K. Ferguson, J, Beahrs, F. Kraut' kopf. M. Saier, J. Rutkowsky. Mr. Sfiuchat. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA PALY HIGH BAND Front Row: H. Warren, U. Larrtle, F. Krauskopf, M. Hilton, M. Bayha, D. Higbee. Second Row: B. Fosdick, B. Walker, K, Krauskopf. B, Davis. B. Lindal. 8, Schonborn, Third Row: D. Hurley, N. Rose, D, Burton, S. Bishop, P. Loveless. E. Viti. G, Linn. Fourth Row: J. Foster. 5, Hill, C. Heinrich. T. Woodhams. J. Cummings, D. DeMartini, R. Sabaroff, J. Dyer, T. Umphrey. Bock Row: J. Rutkowsky. R. Newman. L. Landshoff, D. Hamilton, A. Barnard. J. Beahrs, A. Levy. Front Row: S. Lindal, L. Elkington, B. Brown, Rik Simpson. Back Row: J. Foster, C. Heinrich, P, Loveless, Mr. Shu chat, B. Richmond, B. Fosdick, R. Levy, A. Barnard. Gutter, Ron Simpson; Piano, J. Eliason; Bass, D, Mates. DANCE BAND CHOIR Front Row: N. Peery. D. Engleman, R. Pering, V. Oglesby, B, Fosdick, D. Hunt, L. MeCreight, S, Houseman, B. Post, C. Miller, L. Zinser. Second Row: A. Larson, M. Bernard, S. Baker, T. Galan, P. Hagbom, J. Hiura, A. Wilson, C, New, S. Rassekh, Third Row: J. Thieleman, J. Ouca, F, McQuinn, L. Cohen, B. Kanninan, A. Robertson, C. Cassel. J. Stewart, D, Tanner, M. Richardson, S. Stoneman, B. Heaney, S, Feldner. Fourth Row: S. Vandiver, D. Cathcart, B. Hart, D. EMertson, M. Contasta, B. Berliner, D. Froning, S, E. Stalder, P, Mitchell, D. Fegley, M. Stoner. P, Wideman, C. Tuxford, L, Cook. J. Winsor, 5. 5chaefer, N. Dengler. Bock Row: W, Caulk, Mr. Skeffington, 5. Gray, M. Smith. J. Neikirk, W. Shoemaker, S. Wilbur, K, Ellertson, M. Marthens, M. Greig, P. Dodd, S. Lane, C. Gray, C. Buckwalter, B, Brinton, J. Boccignone, J. Stedman, S. Wilson, J, Henrikson. THE PALY F0' MISS 0. Don Engleman, Rick Pering, Virginia Oglesby, David Hunt, Bud Fosdick, THESPIANS Front Row: D. Froning, E, Cowley, L. Galan, S. Schaefer, C, Kirsehner, Mr, Vittetoe. Bock Row: D. Holmes, B. Morton, J. Winsor, C. Cushing, N. Rose, D. Hunt. HOMEMAKINB CLUB Front Row: P, Wideman, V. Berzins, F. Nixson. N. Peery, J. Riedel, J. Greene, Back Raw: Mrs, Austin, D. Hurley,, M, Bayha, Jill Johnson, M. Waller, M. Ballard, N. Heilman, C. Phillips. POINT AWARD BOARD Back Row: Elliott Smith, Barry Event, Mist Schmidt, Ben Burr. Front Row: Barbara Janirt, Judy Miller, Lynn Brown, Patti Kenny, Nancy Palmer, Not Pictured: John Northway, Kathy Lidgate. $7 NOOK RECREATION COMMITTEE Front Row: Margie Smith, Joan Campbell, Pat Hagbom, Jim Eliason, Judy Ryman. Rock Row: Ron Levy, Bonnie Lattin, Nancy Rose, Kathy Lidgate, Dave Hunt. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Front Row: Julie Neikirk, Vickie Barnes, Mary Contasta, Cherry Bril], Shiva Rassekh, Mary Burns. Second Row: Ellen Cowley, Mary Kittoe, Diane Froning, Diana Wagenknecht, Janet Nicolsen, Bob Ontr. Bock Row: Wendy Caulk, Taffy Fry, Patsy Flint, Louise Bessler, Bob Stavn, Pat Prows, Front Row: Thelma Ruzicka, Suite Bonine, Sue Rademaker, Karen Sanders. Second Row: Patsy Ross, Wendy Caulk. Linda Hedrick, Sherill Houseman, Barbara Waltz, Sharon Lane. Bock Row: Sandy Cavagnaro, Ann Ferris, Ellen Cowley, Claudia Casset, Pam Dodd, Miss Melka, School Nurse. PALY PAINTBRUSHES Front Row; $. Ramsden, P. Tonkin, J. Neikirk, N, Peery, L. Knoles, M. Carpenter, Second Row; J. Stone, M. Calloway, W, Caulk, P. Rost, T, Ruzicka, M. Ward, J. Wilson, D. Silver, N. Gibson, S. Rademaker, C, Babson. Bock Row: D. Morse, A. Ferris, C. Cassel, P, Andrews, L Zinser, S. Neuvtadter, D. Steinhart, P. Flint. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Front Row: P, Flint. E. Haley, J. DeVoto, B. Kanninan, N. Peery, G. Ransler, S. Cook. Bock Row: C. Mitchell, M. Novelli, L. Miller. M, Holt, G, Linn, Mr Chilton, J. Northway, SOCIAL PLANNING COMMITTEE 89 FRIENDSHIP COMMITTEE Back Raw: Lynne Harley, Gretchen Green, Bette Berliner, Mary Richardson. Front Row: Joanne Henrikson, Tibby Storey, Sue Wilson, Nancy Peery, Dorothy Cathcart, Patsy Wideman, PEP COMMITTEE Front Row: Dick Fregulia, John Northway, Sec- ond Row: Patsy Ross, Bonnie Lattin, Pat Farr, Jill Johnson, Nancy Peery, Sally Stanton. Third Row: Tibby Storey, Lynn Brown. Judy Johnson, Tom Young, Dottie Higbee, Julie Sims, Pam Kertx, Leslie Knofes CAREER DAY STEERING COMMITTEE 90 Front Row: Walter Prime, Ellie Bacigalupi, Ruth Ander- son, Susie Gray. Back Row: Janet Bartky, Joanne Hen- rikson, Liz Zlnser. OFFICE HELP J. Barton, M. Duwe, P, Schwafel, A. Aronson, J. Baker. SCIENCE AND ENGINEERS CLUB Front Row; N. Ward, N. Palmer, T. Maxwell, E. BacigalupL Book Row: P. Edwards, S. Hill, K. Ferguson, F. Chaffee, L Hubbart, S, Ferguson. Front Row: B. Schonborn, J. Sims, M. Brenner, P, Kenny, E. Eray, A. Wilson. Second Row: N. Guins, N. Rose, J. Saxe, D. Cathcart, J. McGrew, P. Hagbom, W. Prime. Back Row: J. Prehn, J. Barger, S. Neustadter, C. Dyer, T. Milligan, Rik Simpson. D. Steinhert, D. Swank, F. Michaud, R. Pering. FORUM CLUB 9 J Front Row: Janet Bartley, Irish Maxwell, Hugh Enochs, Diana Morse, Nancy Plough. Back Row: Al Calvelli, Jim Barger, David Hunt, Jim Cummings, Ray Crump. Front Row: Lii Alexander, Sue Carlson, Judy Rymar. Sec- ond Row: Becky Kanninen, Dana Hurley, Frances Kraus- kopf, Ann Wilson, Pat Hagbom, Diane Codding. Back Row: Ed Nattrass, Phil Damask, Dave Steinhart, George Wood, Barry Boothe. TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE FINANCE CLERKS Leff to Right: Charles Houck, Peter Cahn, Phil Paulsen, Rick Pering, Dave Hunt, Les White, Doug Holmes. Front Row: Fred Chaffee, Jerry Cox, Hugh Ellis, Paul Edwards. Back Row: Alan Stockton, Seth Hill, Peter Lang- hoff, Larry Hubbart, Eric Bigler, Alen Salisbury. STAGE CREW CHESS CLUB 92 K. Casaday, 8. Benedetti, P. Escherich, J. Mayer. Front Row: B. Brinton, M. Bayha, J. Young. Back Row: J. Boccignone, 5. Rademaker, M. Ward, M, Tinkhem. PHOTO CLUB Kneeling: T. Milligan. Bock Row: J. Wilson, B. Hart, M. Carpenter. CANDY SEILERS Front Row: L. Zlnser, D. Steinhart, S. Neustadter, T. Milligan, M. Carpenter. Bock Row: N. Dengler, M. Kiltoe, D Jennings, A. Park, B. Hart, C. Remple. CO-OP WORKERS SKI CLUB n 2nd SEMESTER NOON REO. Front Row: B. Lattin, P. Farr, N. Perry, N, Rose. Second Row: P. Hagbom, G. Green, J. Campbell, M. Smith, J. Ryman, K. Lidgate. Back Row: L Zirtser, G. Linn, R. Levy, D. Ash- worth, D. Morse. Front Row: J. Hiura, L. Knoles, S. Houseman, B. Hart, L, Hedrick, C. Miller, $. Rassekh, M, Olsen, K. Sanders, P. Dolan, B. Lattin, L. Zinser, L, Galan. Second Row: F, McQuinn, D. Silver, A. Klay, J, DeVoto, C. New, B. Tatum, C. Casset, N. Kana- zawa, V, Sfolund, B, Chang, M, Aiken, D. Morse. Bock Row: P. Tonkin, W. Shoemaker, P, Flint, N. Rose, S. Hooper, D. Fron- ing, J. Stone, J. Stewart, S. May, J. Winsor. BRUNCH COMMITTEE AND SELLERS JUNIOR RED CROSS Front Row: C. Hoehn, P, Loo, N. Kana- zawa, B. Tatum, C. New. Bock Row: I. Mason, 5. Hooper, B. Brown, J. Stewart. 94 GIRLS BLOCK T Front Row: J, Young, L Solan, E. Bacigalupi. N. Kanazawa, B. Tatum, P- Hagbom, J, Carty, K. Hansen. Bock Row: J. Winsor, J. Stone, 0. Morse, S. Hooper, N. Rose, B. Har- rell, F. Krauskopf. Front Row: D. Ritchie, H. George, B, Fosdtck, G, Stark, J. Northway, T. Young, R. Burda, H. Nicols, T. Milligan Second Row: R. Longwell, S. Weissbluth, M. McClellan, D. McPhail, D. Fregulia J, Rhoades, J, Beahrs, F. Klinke, H. Coleman, B. Woodman. Third Row: R. Levy, N, Parkin, J, Pappas, R, Baer, B, Bowman, J, Brandin, C. Mitchell F. Michaud, R. Malloeh, J. Mihm. Back Row: B. Clark, P, Browne, T. Bridges, H. McLeod, G Lockhart, D. Engle- man, J. Reed, M. Von Wolf, B, BJorn, B. Stennis. BOYS BLOCK T LIT STAFF 95 C. Kirschner, L. Galen, C. Cushing, J. Niehol- sen, J. Dougall. ACQUACADE Front Row: B. Mays, M. Engleman, A. Mayfield. N. Rose, P. Kerti, B, Janes. H, Grohe, P. Dolan, S. Feidner, Second Row: J. McElroy, P. Tonkin, J. Neikirk, P. Hagbom, J. Stedman, J. Crump, S, Stan- ton, P. Farr, J, Johnson, K. Ellertson, S. Arrouiet, J. Wilson, P. Rohrs. Bock Row: B. Twelvetrees, F. McQuinn, S. Virello, S. Schaefer, E. Bacigafupi, M. Carpenter. D. Tanner, N. Plough, D. Morse, C. Mil- ler, S. Houseman, B, Lattin, A, Andrews, A. Wilson, G. Green, P. Milburn, J. Muir, J. Muir, J. Lattin. TRACK OFFICIALS Front Row: D. Huntsberger, C. Miller. A. Rothwell. L. Brown, J. Vennard, R. Milter, N. Plough. Bock Row: P. Dolan, L. Zinser, A. Andrews, P. Harrell, M. Tinkham, J, Van de Poel, P. Maxwell, D. Morse, N. Palmer. Front Row: S. Rassekh, L. Merino, L. Zinser, F. Krauskopf, M. Smith, P. Maxwell, J. Van de Poel, B. Schonborn, B, Berliner, M. Aiken, P. Hagbom. Second Row: K. Hilstrom, V. Connett, D. Tanner, 5. Stoneman, B, Heaney. D. Codding, L. Cook, C. Tuxford, M. Stoner, M. Richards. Back Row: P. Callaway, D. Johnson. A. de Pury, Ron Simpson, D. Steinhart S. Neustadter, H. Rogers, M. Hawk, B. Odell. INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP 96 SPORTS GAA Secretary. E, Bacigalupi: Club Representatives, S. Arrouiet, M. George, B. Allen, K, Teal©, GIRLS' SPORTS s A V I N G Naomi Kanazawa Manager Julie Neikirk Manager Andrea Hurley Manager Dana Hurley Manager i ? Front Row: Frank Mitchell, Jay Mitchell, Hugh Coleman, Jean Raviccio, Don Engleman, Damon Swank, Bob Talbott, Russ Hubbard. Mike McClellan, Don McPhail. Middle Row: Bill Cochran, Steve Weissbluth, Rick Malloch, Jim Rhoades, Jerry Marsh, Bill Geddes, Bud Linsley, Rich Wilkersoo, Tom Hurley, Howard Nichols. Back Row: Wes Fisher (Asst. Coach), John Pappas, Bob Stavn. Bob Bowman, Gary Gandrud, Jon Brandin, Gordon Lockhart, John Reed, Joe Mihms, Bob Olpin, George French, Hugh McWilliams (Head Coach). Missing: Raul Almaman, Peter Bakke, Eric Bigler, George Burke, Charles Campbell, Bill Stennis, Bill Woodman. Georqe French All-SPAL End Steve Weissbluth All-SPAL 2nd Team Guard In title contention for the third straight year, defending PAL champs Palo Alto High School’s varsity football team came within one point of a share of the 1957 South Peninsula Athletic League crown. The Viltes, working on a 14 game win streak from the past two seasons, won their opener against Menlo-Atherton, 18-0, and then faltered to a fired up Carlmont team to lose their first contest, 18-13, since the opening game of the 1955 season. From there, coach Hugh McWilliams Norsemen recovered with a victory by for- feiture over Willow Glen and a pair of victories over San Jose, 14-0, and San Mateo, 40-14, One game behind undefeated SPAL leader and cross-town rival Cubberley High School, the Vikings needed a victory over the Cougars in their next game to gain a first place tie. With excitement at its highest the Norse went out and outclassed the Cougars, but had to settle for a 20-20 tie after tying up the game on a Don McPhail to Rich Wilkerson pass in the final 80 seconds of play. Not letting up in the least, Paly went on to defeat Lincoln, 21-6, and edge out another exciting victory over Sequoia, 19-13, in the Thanksgiving Day big game at Stanford Stadium. Leader of Paly's offensive unit was sharp-passing co-captain Don McPhail, voted the team's Player of the Year and selected on the all-SPAL first team. John Wildman Pappas, all-SPAL center, was the bullwark of Paly's strong defensive line. Other team standouts were all-SPAL end George French and all-SPAL second team members Steve Weissbluth and Gordon Lockhart along with lineman Bob Bowman, Jon Brandin, Rich Malloch, Jerry Marsh, Joe Mihms, Jay Mitchell, John Reed, Bob Stavn, and Bill Woodman and backs Russ Hubbard, co-captain Mike McClellan, Bob Talbott, and Rich Wilkerson. Gordon Lockhart All-SPAL 2nd Team End with Coach Hugh McWilliams. McPhail picks up yardage on a Beaker Keeper as Steve Weissbluth (60) leads interference. Wilkerson 136) and McClellan (33) drag down a Cubberley ball carrier in the first meeting on the football field of the cross-town rivals. (Left) Lockhart nabs a pass from McPhail for si points against San Jose. (Right) Mc- Clellan prevents the same as he breaks up a long pass late in the Sequoia game. SPAL FINAL STANDINGS Cubberley W 6 L 0 T 1 Palo Alto 5 1 1 M A 4 3 0 Sequoia 3 3 1 Carlmont . ... 3 4 0 San Jose 2 4 1 Willow Glen .... 2 5 0 Lincoln .. 1 6 0 Front Row: Dave Ritchie, Bill O'Brien, Jack Schump, Bob Cresap, Steve Rothert. Middle Row: Bud Fosdick, Terry Milligan, Glen Stark, Roger Baer, Pete Browne, Roland Mays, Fred Michaud. Back Row: Tom Byrd (manager), Mike Von Wolff. Jack Thielmari. Bob Biorn. Norm Peterson, Charlie Mitchell, Nort Thornton (coach). VARSITY WATER POLO Led by Roger Baer, Palo Alto's varsity water poloists closed their suc- cessful season with a six won two lost league record. In practice games the Norse walked through their opponents undefeated. Highlight of the season was the Cal Frosh meet in which Nort Thornton's squad held off the highly touted Bears to an I I-1 I tie. The league title was decided in the final game of the season when powerful Sequoia slipped by Palo Alto in the final seconds of play to grab a 6-5 win and the championship. Two Palo Altan's, Roger Baer and Pete Brown, were named to the all-SPAL first team, while goalie Bob Biorn and guard Fred Michaud re- ceived honorable mention awards. Other competitors acknowledged for their contributions to a fine season were Roland Mays, Mike Von Wolff, Glen Stark, Terry Milligan, Charlie Mitchell, Bob Cresap, and Steve Rothert. Roger Beer All-SPAL Forward Pete Browne All-SPAL Forward Fred Michaud All-SPAL Honorable Mention Guard MK Captain John Northway SPAL, NCS champion Led by Little John Northway and Long George Linn, Paly's 1957 cross country team established itself as the best ever accumulation of distance runners in the history of the school. Aside from their tragic state meet performance, the Vikes literally swept through all competition without even a scare as they took team victories in the SPAL, NC5 III, and NCS championships as well as dual meet victories over San Francisco City Champions Polytechnic and Stanford Freshmen. In the first annual Track and Field News nation wide cross-country meet the Vikes were edged into second place by Morningside High School of Southern California in competition against high school teams from the entire United States and part of Canada. The first all-California state meet spelled tragedy, however, as the Vikes, running without Linn and after a two week absence from any competition, seemed to all collapse at the same time and managed only a meager IOth place. Northway and Georgeous George were undefeated In high school competition up to the state meet, while Horse Hoofed Jack Beahrs, Mike Chilton, Dick Fregulia, Howard McCleod, and Henry George rounded out the varsity seven. Northway, Linn, Beahrs, McCleod. and Fregulia all earned spots on the seven man all-SPAL team, while Chil- ton was second man in the soph-fresh competition. Front Row: G. Linn, H. Mc- Cleod, H. George, M. Chilton, N. Eliason, J. Beahrs, D. Fre- gulia, J. Northway. Middle! Row: B. Evans, J. Kiraly, J Finch, M. Lehner, S, Lindal, E Lee, P. Donovan, T. Umphreys R. Levy, A. Granuccl. Bad Row: A. Parks, D. Jennings, C. Duncan, B. Clark, C. Weigle, B. Burr, A. DePury. CROSS COUNTRY Jack Beahrs In their peak performance of the season the Vikes ac- cumulated an amazing low score of 36 points in the North Coast Section Championships as compared to second place Berkeley’s 77, At right, Northway (178) and Linn (179) are pictured taking (-2, while Beahrs can be seen at the far left of the picture approaching the finish in seventh place. Above, Fregulia, number four man, finish- es 18th while McCleod can be seen further back In the following pack in 23rd, Front Row: Rusty Bennet, Chris Dyer. Steve Wheeler. Victor Maslove, Jen Rhoades. Ben Kwong (all-SPAL), Mike Lehman (all- SPAL honorable mention), Jim McCracken, John Segerstron. Middle Row: Terry Mornin, Marvin Snow, Larry Elkington, Art Walt, Dick Daugherty, Rocky Hansen, Cary Aldinger, Eric Wright, Roy Quinn, Pete Mehurin. Back Row: Vincent Hall, Mike Garbett, Jim Brodie, Bill Thompson, Bill Richmond, Mike Manwaring, Jim Collar!, Bill Giussi (manager), SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL D Won — 7 Lost SOPHOMORE WATER POLO 5 Won — 3 Lost Front Row: Jim Tolde, John Lane, Mike Goddard, Ted West, Jon Hunt, Middle Row: Jim Vincent (all-SPAL honorable mention), John Everett, Doug Brown (all SPAL), Marc Weissbluth, Dennis Bark (all-SPAL honoable mention). Bob Wil- son, Back Row: Mike Macaulay (mana- ger), Fred Porter, Chuck Emerick, Jim Mitchell. Jim (ssacson, George Coleman, Nort Thornton (coach). LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL CLASS D 3 Won — 11 Lost Front Row: Reede Terry, David Yanell, Dennis Lose, Ron Briggs, Doug Dunn, Middle Row: Rich Collins, Tom Staley, Earl Wheeler, Bob Newman, Bill Loomis, Terry McCullen. CLASS C 5 Won — 9 Lost Bock Row: Ed Nattress, Mike Holt, Alan Olmsted, Ed Shallenberger, Lou Miller, Calvert Jones. (Missing from picture: captain Terry Cooley). Unofficial record. Official record 0-14 due to forfeiture of all league games. Bottom Row: Eric Big- ler (manager), Craig Ca rpenter, Gord on Lockhart, Linn Bennion, John Pastenieks, George Sensabaiigh (manager). Top Row: Friti Klinke (manager), Howard Nicholi, Neill Parkin, Don Gray, Bill Munsey, George French, Don McPhail. VARSITY BASKETBALL Although Palo Alto finished once again near the bottom of the SPAL basketball standings, the 1958 Vike varsity showed great improvement over recent years and provided strong indications that Paly is due for more success in the near future. The Vikes started out the season at a mediocre pace until mid-December, when they suddenly caught fire and became one of the hottest teams on the mid-Peninsula. Going into the Palo Alto Christmas Tournament as solid underdogs, the Norse surprised everyone by ending up playing Jeffer- son for the tourney championship. Although the Vikes lost in a fairly dose battle, they still claimed second place over such teams as St. Ignatius, Sequoia, Menlo-Atherton, and SPAL champs Lincoln. The Vikes went on to take third place in the Mountain View Christmas Tournament and to win their first three SPAL league contests before slumping into an I I-game losing streak. Coach Clem Wiser employed seniors Neill Parkin, Don McPhail, and Gordon Lockhart, junior John Pastenieks, and sophomore Craig Carpenter as his starting five with senior Bill Munsey filling in as sixth man. Left: Parkin (40) and McPhail fight for rebound in rugged Jef- ferson battle. Above: Parkin drives in for a (ay-in in opening game of Paly Tourney against Carlmont. Rich Hunt (42) and Lockhart (52) watch on as Vikes win handily. At Right: Junior John Pastenieks, leading scorer on the 1958 Viking varsity and all-SPAL honorable mention choice. At Left: Pastenielcs jumps for two at the Vikes manege a close victory over Willow Glen, their last win before their fatal I I -game losing streak. Co-captains of the 195 8 Palo Alto Varsity Basketball Team; Neill Parkin (at right) and Gordon Lockhart {below). Lockhart scores two against Jefferson in the final champion- ship round of the Palo Alto Christmas Tournament. Paste- nieks and Rich Hunt (42) pre- pare to rebound for the Vikes. Sophomore flash Craig Carpenter (30) makes the most out of a time-out during the Willow Glen game. LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Chalking up a 7-6 won-lost record in league play, coach Ken White's 1958 light- weight cagers made their best showing in recent years as they managed a tie for 4th place in the eight-team SPAL final standings. Led by erratic Dave Vaile, an all-SPAL second team choice, along with leading scorer Mike Garbett and defensive standout Norman Eliason, the L'il Vikes beat Cub- berley and Willow Glen twice, split with Lincoln, third place Carlmont, and second place Sequoia, were beaten by San Jose once, the second game being called on ac- count of a leaky San Jose gym, and lost twice, once by a meager 33-31 score, to league champions Menlo-Atherton, In addition to their league feats, the Norse de- feated NPAL lightweight champions Capuchino, 31-29, to take third place in the M-A Christmas Lightweight Basketball Tournament. Rounding out Coach White’s best ever team were, along with Vaile, Garbett, and Eliason, Dave Takamoto, Klar Winnerholm, and Evan Thomas. Left to Right: Billy Shaddle, Dave Vaile, Evan Thomas, Norm Eliason, Ron Levy, Mike Garbett, Jim Moore, Dave Takamoto. Bottom Row: Reede Terry, Rich Collins, David Ritchie, Tom Hurley, Ed Cryan, Junichi Kono, Tim Towld, Top Row: Wes Fisher (coach), Steve Weissbluth, Bob Benedetti, Arvid North, Lee Anderson, Bruce Cobbledick, Doug Brown, Fred Michaud, Rusty Bennett, Rocky Hansen, Bruce Lindal (manager). WRESTLING Breaking a three year winning record, Vike grapplers this year had to be content with a third place in the SPAL final standings. Under the direction of Coach Wes Fisher, the Paly arm twisters went through a two-defeat season, losing to powerful Menlo-Atherton and Willow Glen squads. Outstanding for the Viking matmen was Marty Collins (I 12), who took a first in the SPAL and a third in the NCS tourney. Others who showed themselves deserving of praise for the season are Eddie Cryan (133), Tom Hurley (138), and Junichi Kono (112). Looking to next year, Coach Fisher expects a strong team, perhaps strong enough to regain their rank as SPAL champs. Fisher will lose only three seniors from this year's team, Cryan, Steve Weissbluth, and Fred Michaud. Front Row: 8. A. Beahrs. B. Lohman. R. Fregulia, J. Nor+hway, M, Chilton, J. Fields, G. Sensabaugh, G. Bennion, G. MacGregor, K„ Winnerholm. Middle Row: D. Baldwin (manager), B. Brown, J. Pappas, D. Beal, D. Lowe, F. Loomis, D. Burton, R. Longwall, B, Linsley, P. Mahurin, J. Corliss (manager). Back Row: C, Campbell, H, McCfeod, N. Eliason, J. Ruegg, C. Weigle, J. Reed, G. Lockhart, B. Smith, J. Brandin, B. Clark, C. Dyer, G, Linn, J. Pastenieks, C. Carpenter, F. Jamieson (head coach). T R A C K VARSITY With wet weather playing havoc with their early season schedule, Paly's tracksters had at press time met only two league opponents. Coach Forrest Jamieson’s Vikes, rated as SPAL title contenders in pre-season predictions, beat Carlmont in their league opener, lost a crucial to Menlo-Atherton, and after three weeks of muddy tracks were still looking for their third league meet. Despite the bad weather, however, the Norse performers did exhibit some good early season marks. George Linn had a 1:58.9 half mile time, fifth best in the nation at the time he posted it, while John Northway boasted a sixth best 1:59.5 along with a sixth best mile time of 4:30.3. Behind Northway and Linn three other distance runners, Mike Lehner, Jack Beahrs, and Dick Fregulia were al- ready under 4:50. In the hurdles Bill Brown was gaining recognition as one of the best hurdlers in the area while Bob Clark assured extra points in both the highs and lows, Pole vaulter Don Beal was consistently clearing 12 feet, looking like a state meet contender, while Michi Kono was pushing I I feet, good enough for second place in most meets. John Pastenieks hit 20 feet in the broad jump, Gordon Lockhart 48'10 in the shot put, both John Brandin and Boyd Smith 115 feet in the discuss, while sophomore Mike Chilton picked up points in anything from a 220 leg in the half mile relay to the 880 yard run. Leading candidates for the (958 California State Finals: Dis- tance aces John Nor+hway (farthest left), George Linn, and pole vaulter Don Beat. Bill Brown Bob Clark LIGHTWEIGHTS Front Row: Dove Baldmin (man- ager) Jim Finch, Barry Evans, Ed Lee, Dick McCreight, Lon Otterby, Jim Edeler. Bock Row: Coach Forrest Jamieson, Al Granueci, Mike Lehner, Dave Takamoto, Ben Burr, Tom Hur- ley. Henry George, John Kiraly, Jack Corliss (manager), Don McPhail, The Big Sticker' Front Row: Coach Jack Llllard, Jim Barger, Dave Vaile, Rick Malloch, Don McPhail, Neill Parkin, Back Row: Bill Dalmage (manager), Bob Talbott, Ed Hoftacker, Don Gray, Pete Donovan, Jim Cummings, Glen Stark, Gary Aldinger, (manager). Missing from picture: Mike McClellan, Tom Bridges, Bill Woodman, Rik Simpson Phil McCowan. Under the helm of newcomer coach Jack Llllard, Paly's varsity base- ballers were striving to make the most of the 1’title-favorite role given them in pre-season polls. At press time the Vikes had, because of con- stant rains, played only one league game, a losing effort to Willow Glen, With six games left in the league schedule, however, title race was still considered to be wide open. Once again dominant on the pitcher's mound was lefty Tom Bridges, this season backed by Rich Malloch, Bill Woodman, Ed Hoffacker, Rik Simpson, and Phil McCowan. Behind the plate was Neill Parkin, while Don Gray occupied first base, Dave Vaile second, Bob Talbot third, Don Mc- Phail shortstop, and Glen Stark, Bill Woodman, and Mike McClellan the outer gardens. Leading hitters for the squad appeared to be Rich Malloch Don McPhail, and Bob Talbot, according to early season performances. Left: Rich Malloch: pitcher, outfielder, and leading bats- man. At Right: Don McPhail, Glen Stark, and Dave Vaile appear to be performing a baseball ballet under the watchful eye of coach Lil- ia rd. Front Row: Bob Wilson, Dermis Lose, Rich Wilkerson, Bob Cresap. Middle Row: Marvin Snow (mana- ger), Terry Milligan, Pete Browne, Roger Baer, Eddie Cryan. Bill Stennis, Roy Quinn (manager). Back Row: Milce Von Wolff, Carl Marling, Tay Lesley, Jim Vincent, Alan Park, Dick Jennings. For the first time in nearly 25 years it appears that the Palo Alto varsity swimming team might have failed to capture its league title. Coach Nort Thornton's squad boasted several top notch indivi- dual standouts but was handicapped by a lack of depth. With the close of the season All-American Pete Browne was expected to break every existing free- style record. He qualified for his second year of All-American with a shattering 23.1 in the 50 free and a 53.1 in the 100 free. He was undefeated in high school competition this year up to press time. Roger Baer, top breast stroker in the SPAL, broke the school mark in the 100 yard butterfly with a swift 1:01.2. He also swam the 100 orthodox breast and contributed laps to the Viking 200 yard free-style relay team. Rich Wilkerson and sophomore Denny Lose were rated as one of the best pair of divers to com- pete for the green and white. The two were constantly fighting it out for number one position. The 200 yard free-style relay team of Browne, Baer, Terry Milligan, and Tay Leslie completed the distance in 1:39.8. Other Norse competitors worthy of praise include Steve Rothert, Mike Von Wolff, and Bob Cresap, LIGHTWEIGHTS Front Row: Marvin Snow (manager) Marty Collins, Dick Daugherty, Dennis Lose, Bob Cresap. Bob Dolan, Roy Quinn (manager). Back Row: Jon Hunf, Jim Brodie, Jack Schump, Terry Maxwell, Lou Miller, Dave Ritchie. - - i, . ■Pete Browne, swiftest free-styler in the school's history. Above: Rich Wilkerson ex- hibits perfect form off the low board. At Right: Roger Baer, record breaking breast’ stroker. Below: Baer churns way to an easy win in the 100 yard butterfly. Sophomore Denny Lose performs a per- fect jacknlfe. Marty Collins performs a per- fect cannon-ball. 117 r TENNIS Coach Frank Barr's tennis team promises to add another champion- ship to Paly's collection if, again as they have had to do for the past two years, they can beat Sequoia. The team, playing on Paly's newly re-sur- faced courts ('best on the peninsula1), has suffered only one loss in ex- hibition play and none in SPAL play up to press time. Again, as last year, the team has very good depth as evidenced by the margin of most its victories, and, with almost half the team composed of sophomores, an outstanding future. Standout sophomore Neil Sawyer is number one on the team ladder, followed by outstanding singles play- ers Rfc Brady, Walter Prime, Jon Turner, and Jerry Cox. Bud Fosdick, Pete Langhoff, Doug Dunn, Phil Damask, Ed Mitchell, Steve Neustadter, and Neil Seibert have all helped to give the netters strength in the Front Raw: Bud Fosdiclc, Steve Neustadter, Ed Mit- chell, Neil Siebert, Pete Langhoff. Back Row: Neil Sawyer, Jon Turner, Jerry Cox, Phil Damask, David Yanell, coach Frank Barr. Below: Number one man on the tennis team, sophomore Neil Sawyer. doubles division. GYMNASTICS With a large turnout and only two seniors on the team, it ap- pears that coach David Leslie's gymnastic team has made itself a permanent fixture after only two years of existence in the Paly sports program. The Vike gymnasts, led by Fred Michaud and Jean Ravicchio, were expected to finish around fourth place in the final stand- ings of the Northern California Gymnastics Association — a league composed of seven teams from the peninsula and east bay area. At press time the Vikes had defeated San Mateo and suffered losses to Mt. Diablo and James Lick. Members of the 1958 Paly gymnastic team are Bill Bennet, Larry Berger, Damon Chalmers, Marty Collins, Bill Fox, Rocky Hansen, Mike Holt, Jim Isaacson, Paul Johnston, Denny Lose, Jim McCracken, Michaud, Rex Morton, Ravicchio, Bill Richmond, Marc Weissbluth, and manager Blake Sonne. Leading gymnastic scorers Fred Michaud (left) I IB and Jean Ravicchio. (Team picture did not turn out). GOLF Front Row: Mel Rumwell, Bob Wendier. Back Row: Paul Loveless, Jim Kawa kama, John King, Jan Prahm. After losing almost an entire golf team to graduation last year, coach Hugh McWilliams came up with a fine crop of sophomore and junior golfers for his 1958 squad and consequently was expected to finish in the first division in SPAL competition. Led by sophomore Jan Prahm and junior Bob Wende- ler, the Vike divotmen had defeated Sequoia and Carlmont and suffered a one-point loss to Lincoln at press time. With no seniors on the squad, the prospects for this seaon as well as seasons to come were exceedingly bright. This year's rifle team has been the most successful in the school's history. The first big match of the year was the State Junion Championships. Cordon Lockhart, Ed Mitchell, Don Engelman, and Steve Montague all took medals, and Montague was named to the State Team, The team was un- defeated in league matches against Menlo-Atherton, Carlmont, San Carlos, and the Menlo Sun Club. Engelman, Lockhart, and Montague were in the running for all-league placing. At the Senior National Match, Lockhart placed third in his class and the team was first in its class. RIFLE Front Row: Gordon Lockhart, Don Engelman, Steve Mon- tague. Ed Mitchell, coach Hugh Center. Middle Row: John Rhoades, Marjorie Tinkham, Pat Dolan, Peggy Harrell, Rudy Brandt, John Burt. Bock Row: Al Barnard, Arvid North, Gary Aldinger, John Barnes. 119 Hugh Coleman, Jane Vennard, Bud Fosdick and Anne ftothwelt try out th e new Oldsmobile at Paddleford — each one dreaming of having it for his own. GEORGE S. PADDLEFORD 774 Emerson Palo Alto California Three lovely girJs and three lovely dresses — Pat Rohrs, Pepper Andrews and Barbara Post model sum met casuals which can be purchased at the Clothes Closet. Clothes Closet $28 RAMONA PALO ALTO PARDS B AR-B-Q 4191 EL CAMINO REAL PALO ALTO harry man ' s 440 south California avenue Larry Lehner waits his turn as Sue Rademaker and Thelma Ruxicka put the works on their steakburgers at Pard's serve-yourself bar. Mary Vaughn asks Steve Weissbluth's opinion on the skirt the has selected at Harryman's Department Store. SO. PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA Here's to Park's - - the store to go to for the best in furniture say Elaine Brinker, Ed ShaHenberger, Jack Schump and Sally Brokenshire. 425 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA For lunch, after date snacks or just any time, Fred Michaud, Nancy Peery, Elliott Smith, Jim Rhoades and Pam Kerti recommend Bonander's Drive-In as the place to go. Charlie Weigle and pharmacist Ron Palm seem to be en- joying the perfume test as much as Fran Krauskopf who can't decide which of the many types of perfumes to choose in Kenyon's. DAVENPORT 3-51B1 BONANDER'S DRIVE-IN 2515 EL CAMINO REAL DAvenport 3-9674 Say it with jewelry from Gleim's for every occa- sion is what Linda Greenberg is telling Bill Munsey, Bill Stennis reminds Bebe Hart that the California Ava. Midtown Pharmacies are good places to go for gifts as well as drugs and prescriptions. DAVENPORT 3-S141 Alfred E. Werry Electric Shop Radios washcrs TELEVISION Appliances Rer i□ erators 3B3 University Avenue Gas Electric Ranges PALO ALTO CAMERA SHOP A PAUl HANSEN 541 ftryont Street, Pota AHe, Californio Photo Finishing-Cameras Commercial Photography Photographic Supplies Picture Framing Photostatic Copies Stationary-Fountain Pans Telephone DA van port 2-1715 Lolly Fasani is telling Patsy Ross that it's fun to be awakened by the gentle alarm of a reliable elect- ric clock from Worry's. Liz Zinser assures Wendy Caulk that she will be able to get results with Kodak equipment from the Camera Shop. H is also the best place in the downtown to sup- ply your photo-finishing needs. CALIFORNIA'S OWN BARBECUE HOUSE It's the unanimous, happy agreement of John Pappas, Andrea Hurley, Penny Harper and Bill Cochran that it's a real treat to eat at Stiekney's Htck'ry House. Telephone DA 3-1T21 Complete Home Furnishers 424 University Avenue PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA That far away expression on Evann Walker's face is due to the out of this world furniture featured at the Palo Alto Furniture Co. Walter Prime, Mary'Hil- ton and Jim Barger are obviously enjoying the seat- ing test on the sofa. PALO ALTO SPORT SHOP and TOY WORLD 526 Waverley Street, Palo Alto, California Bicycles - Toys — Sporting Goods Don McPhail and Mike McClellan are taking no chances . They know there is no risk if you fet the Palo Alto Sport Shop supply your athletic and sport- ing goods needs. Even the Swist like Peninsula Creamery milkshakes says Albert DePury to Tibby Storey Bonnie Lattin and Roland Mays. Judy Johnson agrees with Boyd Smith in that when people say diamonds they mean Grogan's. PENINSULA CREAMERY HOME OF THAT FAMOUS MILKSHAKE PALO ALTO GROGAN'S JEWELERS 205 UNIVERSITY AVENUE DAvenport 5-9724 MOCK'S FLOWERS DAvenport 4-1629 364 CALIFORNIA AVE. PALO ALTO, CALIF. Yes. they're beautiful, says Judi DeVoto to Roger Baer. Roger need not worry when he buys his corsages at Mock's which carries the finest in flowers and floral arrangements. LIDDICOAT'S MARKET 340 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PALO ALTO For many years, groceries, meat and produce of the highest quality. Continued Success HEAVENER'S VILLAGE VARIETY • 91 TOWN AND COUNTRY VILLAGE DAvenport 5-8012 Tennis anyone? Bob Biorn, Roberta Miller and Gary Smith test the tennis equipment from Smith's which they plan to use on the courts this summer. Mike Novelli s salestalk is not necessary. Glen Stark decides to buy his new suit at Schneider's. S cAneideAd HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS 330 University Avenue, Palo Alto, California Everything for Every Sport PENINSULA CHEVROLET CO. FOREST AVE. HIGH ST. PALO ALTO DAvenport 4-2571 WILMA BUCK APPAREL 93 TOWN COUNTRY VILLAGE PALO ALTO DAvenport 4-1197 Salesman Rusty Bennett shows the finer points of fhe '58 Corvette to Becky Kannenin and Diane Froning at Peninsula Chevrolet, Linda McCreight, Patsy Ross, and Carol Kirch ner model some of the newest summer fashions at Wilma Buck Apparel. Joan Winsor, Ann Border and Sherry Baldwin and partners re lax during intermission with some pop Takes two to tango soy Mary Hilton and Ed Mitchell. Lloyd Barry and Hugh C o I m a n await their dates. Alice eyes Zulch and boy. Elliott — wait until Kathy John- son and Ed Mitchell are served! BEAUDOIN’S Dance Studies offer ballroom, tapf ballet, hula, acrobatic and American jazz for both boys and girls. Johnny hforthway and Meredy Davis enjoy one of Beaudoin's dinner dances. 127 Shorill Houseman, Craig Duncan, Ann Border, and Bob Clark recommend the University Creamery for fun and good eats. Andy Larson has asked Mike Holt to help her protect the valuable bottle of drugs. Whatever your drug needs may be the Crow Pharmacy is ready to serve you. ffiSITY CREAMERIES DAVENPORT 3 7454 209 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA 54? envier st Bivwoei 3 4t65 PALO ALTO. CALIFORNIA ____ RAPP'X WIPES roe thc entire family 367 UNIVERSITY AVENUE PALO ALTO, CALIF. DAVENPORT 4-1513 JOHNSON CO.. JEWELERS 347 UNIVERSITY AVENUE — DAvenport 2-8723 and til STANFORD SHOPPING CENTER — DA 4-4885 Wish future success to ell Palyites For all you guys and gals it is Rapp's where you can buy with confidence. Continued success, Lou Rapp PALO ALTO DRUG CO. 400 University Avenue PALO ALTO CALIFORNIA Phone DAvenport 3-1304 The best of luck and future happiness to the graduating clast. Gretchen Green. Patsy Flint and Taffy Fry model some of the latest summer fashions from The Colony. Bill Brown gets Neill Parkin's approval on one of the many fine suits Mr. Cochran has to offer at Christy's. STANFORD SHOPPING CENTER T. C. Christy Co. MEN'S AND BDYS' CLDTHING AND FURNISHINGS 17D UNIVERSITY AVE. PALD ALTO, CALIFORNIA as UlUHlHIJ ,t)4l ruts SijV thafon tjBdauhj oTstOi 370 WAVERLY STREET PALD ALTO, CALIFORNIA Tel: Davenpdrt 3 4!89 HARRY'S HAMBURGERS H o m e of the Nugget Burger ' ★ DAvenport 2-0117 1940 UNIVERSITY AVE. EAST PALO ALTO THE INDIAN BOWL DAvenport 2-3411 735 EMERSON PALO ALTO The object is to knock down those pins. Caroline Miller and Suzanne May get some tips from the bowling instructor at The Indian Bowl. ® Jeanne and Joan Muir tall us that on finds double listening pleasure at Brown's — the store that carries alt types of records for your enjoyment. BROWN’S MUSIC CO. 129 STANFORD SHOPPING CENTER DAvenport 6-1561 Palo Alto, Calif. SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1958 t G. A. BAER STUDE BAKER TOM MILAM motor  nc«: MERCECES-BESZ • PACKAHO BORGWARD VOLVO • RAMBLER Fr-QNE DAVENPORT 2 4644 925-926 Alva Street palo Auto. Cal forni WISHES ALL PALY1TES THE BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE Good luck and best wishes to the graduating class of 1958 from the Palo Alto Headquarters for discrimi nating gardeners. Home Garden Nursery TELEPHONE DAVENPORT 2-5369 160 Tennyson Avenue PALO ALTO. CALIFORNIA KEEBLE’S Cameras and Supplies 18 TOWN COUNTRY VILLAGE Polo Alto, Calif. DA 3-4204 The Madrono staff sincerely thanks all the ad- vertisers who helped to make our 1958 yearbook successful. Most businessmen feei that year- book advertising is charity , but we hope that Palyltes will prove these ads effective by pat- ronizing our friendly local merchants in the years to come. Terry Shuchat gives Pete Cahn the facts on some of the newest photography equipment from Keeble's. Looks as if he has made a sale! INDEX MjiftriK-ll. 71 Abfrnrt Utr|—M. 7 , tl, II Adam, fauim —4J §1 AJWn, Merten 47, •!, M, «4 AJttaw. D u«f  —4« At . ., Gary— . •« , « . M Ait... O.tr.eh—SO AUmMm. 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Ill Collim, Hu herd—1|], 107, III Cori.aU Mary—fl, |0 IJ. IS If Cmir.11, Vtcta—41,0 Conk. Lindo— 4. 44. 14. 04 Cmi. S.ndr —17, 4 Cool, Tiaaothf—J 7 Co l«r. Terry—14 Co . hl 1—41 Cwpar, Jrnr—11 C a | a|. bail—17 Corbett N..K,—4),«1. 70. 01 C.ilrtl, lad)—«7 Corl.u, J hn—47. Ill, il) Co-la , Elian— ■J, 41. It, || Can, Jerry-44 07. Ml Cuig, Deborah—4). 41. 44 74 Cr.a.a, R«fa rl— 0. I 01. lit Crafri, Tam— 1 C« at, J a— Cump, J.A.n—44, 41, H, 41, 0 Cr.mp, « p_l7. 01 Crf n, Ed—17, I M, I J C. mm.egr, Jrm.i-1 7. 14. 1, I 14 Cir.kl.g, Cl««di.—ft, 1 . |«. 1, 4, OS Chi Ur Ed—41 Da ,gl Chart.tl.—14 OaUadg. W.lli.r.— 11 4 Da mail thilifr—44 tl, M l □ aagharty. lie hard—107, Ml Darii, lari—44, tl Darii Lai and—41 Dan., Mrr.difh--44.47, II Barren. Darid—17 Oarr.ifa, Donna—I 7 70 Da-ton Deanna—70 Dalapfr. ------41 41 Dam.rait, Jadra—4« CMdariiai. Dp.id—10 D-Mc.li. Ctritaa-fl. 74 D. n,l.r Many—«4.0) D.7.rf, AFbart—II. 4 . 1 4, I 7« D. Vein Jodi — It. 14 14. 44 114 DnW. li. 5aH«—41 Dean., till—44 Dadd. 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Dynaii—ll Hamilr .. «.lb—51 Ham.lian V ct —41 Hamm, Lndaua—70 Hammand, D niu—40 Han a K.ren—44 70, 11. Of Haaian, «Kbagy—If, 107,111, Ml Harlay, Lyaiw—10. I). 00 Harp r E « y—70, 111 Ma-.nll lerty—47. 4S H.rr.ll Ee«y—4). 4«. TO. 0 . 110 M.rch, G.ager.—41. 47 Hart §«b —11  0, 14 04. 04, 1« Hart Batty—47, 01 He.h, Mrinel—01. ft HawbFal, «.ndaTi—44 H Ta . «aria—5) Hand Mrie—IS Ha.nay, Balt—f 1,10. If, 0 Hiilb. Eric—40 Medaki . Andy—H Hadrkh Liada—71 7i. 10 11. 10. 4 Melia. Hmh—41 Ha.nl.ia, d.relyn-4), ll. 44. 01 14 Heinrich. Cha.U —44. If Malirfa, Kenaiath—44 Mali man, Hatal.a-44. It Hendry Sue—43 Manrilua Jaenan—71 47. 41 10 II If. 00 H.nrigvv. Sei  —44. 11.17 HerWl Cbarier—SJ Herliay., Ja««— 1 I Mair-ng iliiabahb—47. II Harrmrnn Jan —40, tl He atKh. Dean—41 H.-irr. Lane —IT High  Db U—41. 17. 14. 0 Mill, Salt—41, 04.01 01 Hilly.rd Keren— fl M'dl T m, Kirrten—Ot H 1l« . Mary Alice—] I. «. 3 11.00. Ill MI V. Jet. —4| Mi«r . Jaan  —40. I . 04 Hnatal, Cbri.rian— 1, 11. tt H H«t.r, (d- rd—I 14 Hafldehar. Lyla— 5 Hallimead. Sail)—11, II Heimaa, Daugi  —47, It, 0) Heicar, Carn.il —.11, 71. 14 Hri‘ Mi heal—60 14. 10f, MS Heap . Sunn—71 11, 11. 04. 05 Heybin,. S.M —44 Happar Carpi—t) Hop par St«v «—47 HarSct. Nancy—!4 Hanlak, Sally—41. 01 Hatni, Charl i—ft. 0] Manet, Waller—44. 77. I] Meet Kara —fl tl Me  , D n ld___7 f Meutam . Sh.r.il—71.40, 74. 44. Bl. 04. 00. HO Huang. Slrph.a- 11 Hubbard. .i all—ll, 101 Hatter Larry— 1. 01  1 Mwddlaile . Ckarla —4) Madia  , Nick—14 Midi. Mich I—11 Me  , o-v.d—l I . 15. It. H. 41 Ha  , Jm—107 I | ►U  . Richard—I). II Haritkarg ,. Diana—41, 00 Harley. Andr  —11. II IBO. I 3 Hrilay. Dnn —44. 40. 70, 13, 4 St. 01, 00 Harley. Ihnma —47. Ml, I 11 Imber  , Ilihild—II lagriwn. Freemen—fi 1 at Mite—SI iMKHn, Jam  —ii,  07. I IB Jecbcoe, fehrieie—t] J a«, Bill —11.01. Oh Jam. Barbara—71. II. 44. II 7 . 01. «7 JaMing . Dkh—II 0), 100, M0 J l n. Jama—11 Jet  , frtean—11 Jcbnea . 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J«kn—27, IB1, III S. d. J hs—17. 4S- 101. Ill l.iucbsr la —37. 71. 74 Ram« f, Cara.I-a—41 BJ. 43 Ray, Bryyy—37 Rbcadai. Jama —31. 4S. 101. Ill 107. II Rhoda , Kalha Ricbardun Mary—SI IS. 90. 40 1ST, ill , Kitty—7 , It Riadal. J a i,i e 15 Rilthia. Da rid—40. 1. 11. ?J. 105. III. II iRaacb. Monk—31 •3 Rag am. I(fct. I , Batrmia—SO. Bl. 4 . 110 leia, Nancy—4|, 74.14 I . II. 4 I, 44. 95. 90, 91 1 «. Patri ..—II 14. 14, 3. 7 , 10. 11,11 1«, I IJ R«tb.sr Martba Am—31 T|, 40, 130 R untraa. Stnan—4 Rudat, Viryisi —55 ■ 94 Jpupb—9|. Ill Ruarmiagsr. Rab- —54 Rumrnall Malr.lls—41, 114 tnHudi, SmNo,—4|,  4 Rtaicla, tbalma—30, 14 , 30. 10,01 104. 110 Ryan. Ikcbard—11 Rymsn Jsdrtb—44 to, 93, 94 SibilsH. Ron—It Salar. Milton—4 . I Saklawdiy, lairbai — 7, 10,11.1) Saliiiary, Alan—41.41 Samp taa, Risbird—41 Sasdarc! Karaa—4 . ||, 4 Sant  . ( ,. -71 Satrsrl  . Dana—S3. )| 5 - « Maik—55. I li Sau. Jaa —44,91 Sduiltt. Ssiasa —IB. 14, 10 II. 1«. 10.90 SaN«ll-ry r Nascy—47 Sabmidk. Vslbbatd— II. 44. 14 Sebu-bstn. Barbata—43. 44, Bl. B4, 41. 90 Schramm, M.ka----4|. 77 Set,  , j,ei_4 , 7 16 . 110. 121 Sehmatal Jadttb— II. It 5eb  fal, Piggy—52 Bl, 91 Scbyiia, latry— 7 Scat , Ran—55 Saar , jama —31 11 Saati, Rickard—HR Sagarttram. J ha—53, 107 SamaraTf, Jam .—55 Sysaibaaqh. ■Etaarqn—4®, I OR. Ill Sbaddii.to.U.i— I . I 10 SbaBssbarqsi, id— 4, 49, 70, I'69, lid Sbaifii. Randall—11 'Ibirata. Maary—44 Sbitlay, Oatbara—5J Shari! . Surat—50. II Skuntb.. Wanda—47 70.  1.15. 94 Ibiekat, Tarry—31 7 . (10 Stab '.. Msai—«2. II S l ar. Cat el —41 SUur. Oi——2 . 01, 09. 94 Suaptn, tik—S3, IJ, Bl. 114 Ssttkt, 1«.«-74. IJ. 05 07,41. 9 S.IM, Hilary—2 , 7 , I) in J.I  — 51. 70. 01. 90. 41 Sjpiyad. Vicil —«7. 74, 44 Sk.ana. Irfbata—57 Smilb, latbata— 0 Smith. atj—I IS Smith. Jam  —19 Smith, Marq.r.t E.—14, Tl. 07. 15. I . 44, 90 Sn -. Var «—101. HO Saata, Jlak.—51 I I I SaAiaagtshl, Chityl—SS Seiaatan. CKritlian—4t Spdlaat. 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Chriitina— 1, It Tung Tarqat—51 Tairy, Raada—57 107. Ill Tbatebai. larky—4 Thamav Era —41. 110 Tba-a . Judith—55. 79, II Thampua. Jody—10 07 11 101 Tbempun. lya—30. « Thampun. Rina—30 71 Tlnfcham, Mntjur.u-IT. 79, 03. 93, 40, Ilf Todd. Jeha—53 Tank -a Da id—10 Tonkin. Bounty—40, 7B, 01, 01,19 94. 96 Totam , JnAna —44, 54. Total , Jim—10 To an land, Bill—«I Trimbla. Anna—51, 13 Tpttcar, Jo—55. 11« TuaTord, Cartiaritia.—■55, 13. 55,4 TmaWir , larbaaa—50. 71. ll, 00 Umphr y. Tam—44. I 6 V H . Dana—51. 110. 114 V t da. I' q i —41 Vanda Paul. Jaa — 1 Van Valkanbarq Marqarat—17 Varga . Alltvd—47 Vanqhan Muiy—10. IS. 04. 07. 110 Vaanard, Jana—10. 4 B0. 11,  7, 90, 130 V  , Richard—10 Via . Gary—55 Vincant, Jim—51. 107. I 10 V!r,llu. 5uranna—30; 15. 79. 12, 0 Vita. Edward—49 VpaWelK. Mi — 4,«, ICS, II Wag  . Tarry — 76 10 Wagunk-acM, D.ana—31. 71. •« Wall  , Barbara—50 It Walkar, C aiMl qp—Jl, 37 Walla., E.ana—St. S3. Ill Walker, RnWl—51 Wall '. Mary Ann—11. Bk Walth. Ragi.nld—4B Walton. Arlhpr—Id. 107 Walt , lathi' —J I. 71. 1 Ward Mary—11 10. IT. 93 Ward. Nancy—Si, 51,41 Ward. Vlrqinia—47. 02. IJ Waning, Jabn---«I W r.un. Bill—50, B4 Warran. Mnqb—44 03 W thiagt n. Mary —55 Walkiru. Sharon—44 41 10 Watun. Marqarat—S3. 74 Wadqa Joy—31. II W. ,1, Char) —Jl, 41, ISO, 112, 121 Wa.ubluth. Marc—44 51. 13, III W,. ,Mud , St...i—II, 44, 95, 102, IBS. ill, 126 Wanmythsim. Mat—111 Wan. Tad—Bl 167 Whaalar. Earl—1(7 Whaalar.. USqh—52 Whaolor, tiowo—SJ, 167 Whit , L t— 54. 47 Whit . Saa Jo— 62 Widamaa.  ,t,y—S5 34. IS. 1 Wilfa '. tai t| 15 Wilay. Barbar —II. Bl Wilhani. Datla —11 Wilbartnn. Richard—SO. 13«. I 17 Wilua. Anna—]■71, 0 IS 96.11.46 Wiko . flab—il.  3. 110 Will... Judy Ann—47, Bf, 43, 90 Wiltoo. Pool—31 Wilun. Baggy---44, S3 Wil o , Sotan 31.44.03,15,99 Wlndalar, Rahatt—50 Win man. S«a—If, 6 Wlnkkaa. J -— |l Win ' Janie —51.54. I) || Win . Joan—It 31. 3. IS, 94, 95 Wonq. Sugar—37 Wend Ann —51 Wood Bill—11 Wand Oaharah—31 Wood • jrqa—33. 4J Wend. KingrUy—Uf Woodhanr . Jaanma—«4 Wnadkan.,. Tam—S’3 Woodman. WMIUm—21. 44, TS 114 Wratball, Diana—47. I hi ! L ya —M Wriqh.', In —04,  1. 167 Wun4 rlltk Bat—14 Wyman, Rag —17 Ta-ey. ©ay—11 Van !l. Da.ld—52, 167. 114 Taong S rb ra—54. 7 Vaunq. Jan —49. 41 Yarn Tpan—Jt.  2. 90. If Kmmorman. J-dy— 41, 12 linn. Cami—57. it 1 «. , Il.aab.rb—J2, IS. 79, IS, 09, 9, OS, 44 4 .  21 Zulcb, Alie — IJ 47. 44. II 132 Wii (Ptlrttinij 9 jCllho., 3«tc.
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