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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

«c s c 0- O' c V • „ vT ° ° ■ v' - o' K J V 0 .y ►  , -V : . CR 4 G W-CL£ft PON f r .X. 1 P | V i qj; a i -' v- X J' . V“ v - rty U CLa-' + (£ 1 tc 2S VV V f Z —H c rz i rz . f) t -nsTi+sr . £ yjt uyi CI A si qj 4o t U — . ft 1 ’ l ir- x V X d p o r , f , a. rf r c :%K4%u I f | I p (P? i f f- -i t !►« rrp PFFSi 5 If ft r H, r p H vf . r f r f L«WM¥nf )rPh , v ■ivV Vv OjV UrrOq 'w rT 'Ytf vlnrr  0fc4 y rv V v 7 r U VC yy+d e v v v 7 ■CV Sr Vj A X?jr Y - fr jf r % ™ E 7 4fi) )’’t V A „4 y Mz . -rwf'-  fco A VS ,0 r Editor..............Jock Schump Business Manager . Jane Pizzuti Advertising Manager Bob Dolan Associate Editor . . Janne Van Val Photographers . . Kathy Kremen John Mayer Chuck DeMoulin Rich Carter Temp Peck Cover and Section Dividers . . Christine Dubbs Pop Poll .... Mike Isaac mh •Aat'S Onh5 (Im i U Caroline Brown was born in Palo Alto and attended Addison, Jordan, and Paly. Had it not been for an unfortunate automobile accident in the summer of 1957, Caroline would be graduating with our Class of 1959. Caroline's sister Margaret, a Paly grad, was also killed in that accident. Caroline was interested in music; she played the piano and sang in the Paly choir. She loved hiking and went on several pack trips. She was a member of the L.T.A. and during her sophomore year was historian for the club. She was a member of C.S.F. She was very interested in history and was planning to go into some field of social service work. In memory of her, her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Leland Brown, have set up the Caroline Brown Memorial which is to be awarded each year to a junior student who has done outstanding work in United States History. It is with sadness and a sense of loss that we dedicate this Madrono to Caroline Brown. !£' j t- J «. V e « • -- ■  ■ -’ • y -• WV y -f fl V ' ■ . C fS j ,J } Cg_ V ; ? Gr«K' V Paly students are privileged to receive their education in one of the finest high schools and from one of the most competent and dedi- cated faculties in the United States. I hope the seniors who are graduating will make every effort to uphold the fine reputation and the high achievement of the thousands of alumni who have created this rich tradition. There are unlimited opportunities in Paly for underclassmen. Take advantage of them. In this way you can make your contribution to the improvement of the school and community. I wish to express my appreciation and that of the staff to Mr. Jack Schump, Madrono Editor, and his staff; to Mr. David Steinhart, Com- missioner of Publications, and to Mr. Sanford Gum, Madrono sponsor, for their creativity and hours of work in producing the 1959 Madrono. 4 Ray P. Ruppel THE DEANS THE DEANS Dean of Men, R. Whitley Dean of Women, I. Barta DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Henry M. Gunn (Dr.) M. Jack Rand (Dr.) .. Robert J. Lyman (Dr.) H. F. Koenig ........ ...........Superintendent Assistant Superintendent ......Director of Personnel .......Business Manager BOARD OF EDDCATION Dr. Ben M. Page, President Mrs. Lois W. Hopper, Vice-President Mrs. Cordelia J. Bishop, Mr. Nathan C. Finch, Mr. Jack B. Power Dr. Henry M. Gunn, Secretary and Superintendent 5 Maynard Brown, I Carolyn Hanst, L Donald Guidoux, I H. Sanford Gum, I Christina M, Fucile, L I I Leonard E. McCord, L June Sariders, L Marian A. Schmit, L John Parker, M Jack Liliard, M Ingeqard Uppman, L Kenneth Palmer, M I Vincent B. Ruble, M Ruth M. Crary, SS Saren Simitian, SS George Moore, B Keneth E. White. M Curt Demele, SS Irene A. Nielson, 8 Lawrence Bross, SS Florence Turner, SS Rosemary Tuchek, B Emery L. Christenson, SS Elizabeth Pukas, SS £ r ■ Lois Walsh. SS m f it L Mary Lou Melka, Nurse 7 Paul H. Engelcke Frank Barr. S William A. Bunton, $ Roy DoSelms, S Henry C. Martin, S Cathleen Rodman, S Julius E. Shuchat, Mu. LeVan Shugart, S Jane Ann Carswell, P.E., g Eva Miller, P.E., g 8 Ruth Samuelson, P.E., 9 Alice Taylor, P.E., g 1 MW Wild Low . E Patricia Robert Leon. E Ruth DiGuiseppe and Leon- ard Christensen were at Paly for one semester this year. Robert Mayne, E Lillian Morehouse, E Code: E—English M—Math B—Business S—Science A—Arts I—Industrial Arts L—Language PE, b—Physical Education (boys') SS—Social Studies PE, g—Physical Education (girls') Craig B. Vittetoe, E Elsie Call, Matron 9 CAFETERIA J. Nash, K. Powers, P. Lawrence E, Mickelus, Head SECRETARIES R. Allen, F. Faitoute, D. Land, I. Malone, P. Mathis, A. Maynard, F, O'Farrel, M. Stewart, M. DeWeese, V. May. •i 10 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Truly possessing one of the greatest student bodies of California, Paly holds deep pride for her outstanding leadership. ... As Sophomores we stood in wonderment of the big green halls and in awe of our upperclassmen who seemed so big and sophisticated. Starting the year by electing our class officers, Dick Ahworth, president; Steve Rothert, vice-president, and Becky Thatcher, secretary, we knew that we were getting in the swing of things. Our girls joined the social clubs of their choice and began to get acquainted with the upper- classmen. The Class of '59 got well under way when It presented Bermuda Ball. This dance was a great success and a lot of fun since everyone came dressed in bermudas. .We helped R.I.F. put on their Luau (the last one for a while). ... As Juniors our boys took part in varsity football, which ranked second in SPAL, basketball, track, cross country, wrestling and swimming. We elected Steve Rothert president, Bonnie Brigham, vice-president, and Pat Farr, secretary for the year. The highlight of the year was Rhythm at the Ritz, the Junior Prom. ... As Seniors we took over the spotlight which we had been working for the past two years. In sports we took SPAL Championship in basketball, cross country and wrestling. Also our Cross Country team won the National Cross Country Champion- ship (thanks to George Linn). As we close the pages of our stay at Paly with the Senior Ball, our traditional Senior Week and Grad Night, we will never forget what Paly has shown us. SENIOR GOVERNMENT Senior Clan President.......................... ..ALLAN PARK Senior Class Vice-President..................... .DON GRAY Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer...... BARBARA SAJKOWSKY Senior Class Council — WENDE SHOEMAKER, TERRY MAXWELL. BOB BIORN, SALLY STANTON. LAUREL JEAN ANDRY, MARY KITTOE. DAVE RITCHIE, PAT FARR 13 Barb«r« Sdjkowtky, Secretary Affon, John Transfer student Water Polo Harvard Aiken, Marjorie Girl's State Jr. Sr. Leg. Council Soph. Class Council I.F.C. Friendship Committee Occidental Aifken, Douglas Menlo College Albee, Pat Allen, John Golf Block P Hamilton Almanzan, Raul Football College Anderson, Leland Wrestling Team Chess Club Farming Andry, Laurel Jean C.S.F. Sr. Class Council Jinx Choir Stanford Arfauckle, Marvina Choir Business School Armstrong, Richard J.V. Baseball Swimming Whitman Ashton, Caroline 3-Keys V.P. P.A.L.Y. Club Red Cross Medics U.C.L.A. Ashworth, Richard Comm. Public Welfare Soph. Class Pres. Swimming Noon Rec. Comm. Assembly Board Dartmouth ■ 14 Austin, Robert Track Manager Projectionist Foothills Avilla, Fernandes Baseba II Army Avilla, Lynne Jinx Aquacade Career Day Comm. Election Comm. Brunch Comm. Bakke, Peter Varsity Football Block P Soph. Football C.O.P. Balcomb, Stanley C Basketball Band Redla nds Barnes, Victoria C.A. Choir Art Club Stephens Bayha, Margaret C.S.F. F.C. I.C.C. Ba nd Jinx College Beach, Susan Bennett, Garth Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Univ. of Utah Bennlon, Lynn Basketball Bernard, Marsha C.S.F. Choir 15 Bessler, Louise Bigler, Eric Varsity Football Wrestling Basketball Manager Soph. Football Band Univ. of Washington Biorn, Robert Varsity Water Polo Social Committee Sr. Cl ass Co uncil Career Day Varsity Swimming Dartmouth Bishop, Madeline Bishop, Syble S.A. Homemaking Club Choir San Mateo Boccignone, Jean P.A.L.Y. Club Choir Future Teachers I.F.C. San Jose State Bonine, Suzanne Brunch Comm. Audio Visual $t. Lukes School Born, Robert Briggett, Ronald Univ, of California Brigham, Bonnie Jinx Soph. Class Council Jr. V.P. R.I.F.'s V.P. Brunch Comm, Monterey Brinker, Katherine Elaine National Thespian Club Aquacade Jr. Class Council Jinx Chico State College Brinton, Barbara Jinx Choir L.T.A. Medics Candy Seller Brokenshire, Sarah Girls' League Aquacade Jinx G.I.G. 16 Brown, Carl Transfer from Sacramento Brown, David Football Track Class Council Projectionist Social Comm. Univ. of Arizona Buckwalter, Caroline C.A. Choir Bruch Comm. Girls' Block P Univ. of Oregon Burda, Ronald Gymnastics Team Block P Madrono Staff Univ. of California Burton, David Ba nd Safety Comm. C.S.F, Univ. of California Butler, Priscilla Byard, Susan Transfer from Stockton G.I.G. Byrd, Thomas Varsity Water Polo Varsity Swimming Foothills Campbell, Charles Varsity Football Track Air Force Carlson, Susan Comm, of Girls' Activities Leg. Council Forum Club Choir Operetta '57 Carpenter, Mary Alyce Pres, of Pep Comm. Sec. of Priv. Card Comm. Co-op Co-Manager C.S.F. Jinx Carty, Janet Treas. of Girls' Block P C.S.F. S.A. Brunch Comm. 17 Cathcart, Dorothy C.S.F. Assembly Board Jinx Friendship Comm, Vassar Caulk, Suzanne G.A.A. Girls' Block P Noon Rec. Comm. Brunch Comm. Witworth Chaffee, Fred Baseball Forum Club Chess Club Mass. Inst, of Tech. Chang, Beulah Cobbledick, Bruce Wrestling Foothills Codding, Diane A.F.5. to Germany Student Court Judge Leg. Council I.F.C. Forum Club Cohen, Elizabeth Choir C.S.F. F.C. Rifle Club Cole, Richard Campanile Forum Club Pacific University Coon, Grant Gymnastics Car Club Marines Cooper, Jane C.P. Bowling Coppage, Gail Jinx Social Comm. Board of Welfare Career Day Brunch Comm. Univ. of California Corlett, Rebecca R.I.F. Choir Monterey 18 Cor-Vey, Laura Anne Cox, Jerry Tennis Club P.A.L.Y. Club Chess Club Texas A M Cresap, Robert Varsity Water Polo Boys' League Swimming Dartmouth Crismon, Patricia L.T.A. I.F.C. San Francisco State Crofut, Thomas Varsity Football Board of Welfare Safety Comm. College Crump, Jo Ann Girls' League V.P. Priv. Card Comm. Pres. I.C.C. Pres. C.SF Jinx Occidenta I Culliton, Jo Ann Jinx Tri-G's Pres. I.C.C. Aquacade Social Comm. Whitman College Curtice, Jack, Jr. Varsity Football Dalmadge, William Baseba II Ma ia ger Water Polo Manager Navy Damask, Philip C Basketball Tennis C.S.F. Pres. Block P Stanford Davis, Leland Football Safety Comm. Rally Chairman College Davis, Meredith Student Court Judge Girls' League G.A.A. Career Day S.A. 19 Dawson, Deanne Jinx Board of Welfare DeMarfini. David Cross Country Basketball Band Univ. of California Dengler, Nancy Pep Comm. Jr. Class Council Choir Brunch Comm. Whitworth Dodd, Pamela Future Nurses Club Medics Choir Foothills Dolan, Patricia Leg. Council Jinx Aquacade Future Nurses Club Oregon State Dolan, Robert C.S.F. Madrono Staff Swimming Boys' League U.C-L.A. Donohue, Susan Transfer from Cubberley G.I.G. Dowling, Kirk Track Navy Dubbs, Christina G.I.G. Choir Social Comm. I.C.C. Pomona Duca, Janet Jinx S.A. C.S.F. Girls' League Univ. of California Eostham, Marilyn R.I.F. Brunch Comm. Social Comm. Monferey, P.C. Eliason. Norman Basketball Track Cross Country Block P Augustana 20 Ellerfson, Donna Choir Aquacade S.A. Jinx u.s.c. Elliott, James Track Foothills Ellis, Hugh Campanile Chess Club Forum Club Enochs, Hugh Band Safety Comm. Univ. of California Farr, Patricia Pom-Pon Girl Jr. Class Sec. Sr. Class Council Jinx Brigham Young Univ. Faydock, James Ferguson, James St. Court Justice Campa nile Forum Club Chess Club Stanford Field, James Wrestling Track Air Force Fitch, Janet Transfer Student Bonier Coves Jinx San Jose State Foster, John Baseball Foothills Fox, William Car Club Foothills 21 Franz, Klaus French, Charlotte Social Planning I.C.C. Brunch R.I.F. Jinx Friedlander, Patricia After school sports 3 Keys Social Comm. P.A.L.Y. Club Choir Dental Assistant Fry, Elizabeth I.F.C. Homemalting Sacramento State Gandrud, Gairel Football Garibaldi, Geralyn L.T.A. Choir Nurses Club Geddes, Robert Football P.A.L.Y. Club Arizona Goodell, Richard Gray, Carolyn C.S.F. Brunch Comm. G.I.G. Jinx Orchestra Mills Gray, Donald Football Basketball Baseball Senior Class V.P. Career Day Comm. Stanford Gray, Susan Social Planning Jinx R.I.F. Young Life Choir Greene, Janet Greig, Mairi Choir L.T.A. P.A.L.Y. Club 22 Grohe, Hilde Bonzer Coves Jinx C.S.F. Pep Comm. Univ. of Washington Guerin, Catherine Medics Club 3 Keys P.A.L.Y, Club College Day Guins, Nicholas Ca mpanile Point Award Board Forum Club Track Times Correspondent Hadeler, Roger Mgr., Water Polo Junior College Hagbom, Patricia Leg. Council Secty, G.A.A. Secretary Class Council Girls' Block P V.P. Finance Assistant Haim, Susan C.S.F. Aquacade Socia I Comm. Tri-G Stanford Haluk, Judith Social Planning Comm. R.I.F., President Choir Jinx I.C.C. Hamilton, David Band Dance Band Privilege Card Comm. College Hamilton, Vicki Nursing Club Jinx I.C.C. C.A. Choir Hanson, Karen S.A. G.A.A. After school sports C.S.F. Oregon State Harrell, Betty Harrell, Peggy 23 Hart, Batty Head Cheerleader C.S.F. Co-op Pep Comm. Jinx C.O.P. Heath, Eric San Joie State Heinrich, Charles Football Basketba II Band Dance Band Univ. of California Heinti. Kenneth Basketball Car Club Univ. of California Heilman, Natalie Herring, Elizabeth 3 Keys, Secty. V.P. Red Cross Homemaking Club Nursing Herrmann, Jane 3 Keys, President I.C.C. College Day Career Day Red Cross College Hill, Seth Hiura, Joanne C.S.F. Brunch Comm. Choir G.I.G. Future Nurses Univ. of California Holmes, Douglas Stage Manager Head Projectionist National Thespians Dance Lighting Aquacade Lighting U.S.C. Holt. Michael Point Award Board Safety Comm. Audio-Visual Stage Crew Gymnastics Willamette Hopper, Steven College 24 Houck, Walter Campd nils C.S.F. Forum Club Tennis Club Stanford Hubbard, Lawrence Safety Comm. Univ. of California Hurley, Dana Neel C.S.F. Band Jinx G.A.A. Girls' Block P Univ. of California Hurley, Thomas Varsity Football Block P Wrestling Track Foothills Hurst, Barbara S.A. J.C.C. Audio-Visual Sta nford Jackson, Patricia Three Keys P.A.L.Y. Club Homemaking Cllub Janes, Billie Cheerleader Aquacade Jinx Pep Comm. Cal. Poly Jennings, Clarke Swimming Water Polo Johnson, Cathryn Social Comm. Pep Comm. R.I.F. Pom-Pon Girl Jinx Univ, of California Johnson, Laura Jill Pom-Pon Girl Pep Comm. Social Comm. Jinx Aquacade Univ. of California Johnson, Thelma Bonzer Coves Glendale J.C. Kanninen. Rebecca Cheerleader Jinx Social Comm. Choir Jr. Class Council 25 Keilman, John Water Polo Safety Comm. Kennedy, David Campanile Rifle Club Kenyon, William Water Polo Social Comm. Kerfz, Pamela Comm, of Girls' Ath. Pom-Pon Girl C.S.F. Soph Class Council Bonzer Coves Univ. of Utah Kiaer, Melinda C.A. Choir Willamette Kicher, Janet Lee Transfer from Oregon Bonier Coves Art Club Cal. School of Fine Arts Kingman, Jane Choir Thespian Club Leg. Council C.S.F. Univ. of Oregon Kittoe, Mary Pep Comm. Sr. Class Council C.A. Choir Univ. of Oregon Klinke, Alfred Block P Carnegie Tech. Knoles, Leslie Jean Comm, of Social Act. Jr. Class Council Pep Comm. C.S.F. Jinx Knowles, Joni Lee Social Comm. Brunch Comm. I.C.C. Tri-G's Career Day Whittman Kocher, Carl C.S.F. Chess Club Univ. of California 26 Kono, Junichi Privilege Card Comm. Block P Wrestling Leg. Council Board of Welfare Univ. of California Lagsdin, Nancy Transfer student Momemaking Club Policewoman Lane, Sharon Adelphi Choir Future Nurses, Cor. Secty. U.S.F. (Nurse) Langhoff, Peter Tennis Team Chess Club College Larson, Andrea Forum Club Tennis Club Jinx G.I.G. Finance Clerk College Larson, Wendy Forum Club Choir Girls' Block P Reed College Lauridsen, Robert B Basketball Baseball Golf San Jose State Lee, Janet C.A., Secty. College Lehmann, Craig Soph Football Varsity Football Gymnastics Block P Lerman, Barbara 3 Keys, Pres. Junior Red Cross, Pres. I.C.C. Foothill J.C. Lesley, Tay Swimming St. Court Justice Block P Football C.S.F. Levitas, Susan R.I.F. Board of Welfara Brunch Comm. Jinx Choir 27 Levy, Ronald Chief Justice St. Court Cross Country Band B Basketball Tennis Lidgate, Kathleen Point Award Board Aquacade Jinx C.S.F. G.I.G. Levonen, Marjatta Exch. Student from Finland i.F.C. Choir Univ. of Helsinki, Finland Linn, George Boys' Ath. Comm. Leg. Council, V.P. Track Band Social Comm. U.S. Naval Academy Linsley, Emory Burton Varsity Football Track Block P Cal. Poly Lodes. Janet R.I.F. Jinx San Jose State Longwell, Ray Comm, of Boys' Act. Water Polo Boys' League Block P Loo, Mei-Peng Three Keys Jr. Red Cross V.P. I.C.C. Jinx Stephens Loomis. Fred Football Track Assembly Board Chairman Baord of Welfare Safety Comm. McCarthy, Maxine R.I.F. I.C.C. Jinx McDowell, James Campanile Tennis Club Chess Club Cross Country Stanford Me Elroy, Joan R.I.F. Jinx Aquacade Choir Brunch Comm. Michigan State 28 McGrew, Judith McLaughlin, Edward C.S.F. Track McLaughlin, Martha C.S.F. Choir Girls' Block P Career Day L.T.A. San Jose State McQuinn, Frances G.I.G. Aquacade Jinx Choir Brunch Comm. Westmont Macaulay, Michael Safety Comm. Water Polo Manager Audio-Visual Aid MacGregor, Glen Varsity Football Track Boys' League Car Club Ski Club Malloch, Richard Varsity Football Baseball Block P Board of Welfare Wrestling C.O.P. Marthens, Mary Brunch Comm. Colorado College Martin, Lorretta C.P. Maxwell, Terence Soph. Football Cl ass Co uncil Choir Swimming Social Comm. Univ. of Washington Mendell, Steven Baseba II Board of Welfare Boys' League Amherst Mercer, Owen, Jr. 29 Miller, Robert Muir, Jeanne Bonzer Coves Aquacade Jinx Univ. of Utah Muir, Joan Bonzer Coves Aquacade Jinx Riverside Narrrass, Edward Comm, of Finance C.S.F. Career Day Ba sketba II Tennis Univ. of California Neiklrk, Julie C.S.F. G. A. A. Social Comm. Jinx Univ. of California Newlands, Allan Car Club Menlo College Nichols, Howard B Basketball Varsity Football Ba sketball Block P Board of Welfare Stanford Nichols, Jacqueline Transfer from Los Angeles Candy Seller Jinx Santa Barbara Nixon, Frances Homemaking Club G.I.G. Monterey P.C. 30 Noone, Barton College North, Arvid Varsity Football Wrestling Block P O Grady, Sharon C.A. Homemaking Club O'Hara, Geraldine Olaine, Norman Radio Club Stanford Osmont, Douglas Basketball Track Univ. of California Park, Allan Sr. Class Pres. Forum Club Cross Country Track Swimming Stanford Pastenieks. John Varsity Basketball Varsity Track Perry, Nancy Pom-Pon Girl Class Council Social Planning Comm. ‘C.S.F. Pep Comm. Pennington. William Pepper, Robert Tennis Club Wrestling Univ. of California Petersen, Norman Water Polo Swimming Board of Welfare Block P 31 Pettigrew, William College Pixxuti, Jane C.A. Madrono Staff Jinx Board of Welfare Place, William Franklin Soph. FootbaII Baseball Basketba II Water Polo College Air Force Prows, Patricia Ann Paly Paint Brushes Ramsden, Suzanne Ransler, Karin Pom-Pon Girl Pep Comm. Bonier Coves Jinx Rempel, Cornelia Leg. Council Priv. Card Comm. C.A. C.S.F, Choir Univ. of California Rhodes, Katherine Rice, Linda Choir Pacific College Riedel, Janice L.T.A, P.A.L.Y. Club Girls’ Block P Homemaking Club Foothills Ritchie, David Soph., Jr.. Sr., Class Councils Wafer Polo Wrestling Swimming Block P Univ. of California Robertson, Diana S.A. Art Club Univ. of Oregon 32 Rogers, Herbert Sou rid Crew I.F.C. Tennis Mgr. Block P Rohrs, Patricia C.S.F. Jinx Aquacade Forum Club Pomona College Rose, Nancy C.A. G. A. A. Band Girls' Block P Rothert, Steven Soph,, Jr. Class Councils Board of Welfare Boys' League Swimming Water Polo Rountree, Susan Madrono Staff Jinx G.A.A. G.I.G. Brunch Comm. Ruegg,Joseph Tra ck Board of Welfare Ba slcetba II Whitman Rumwell, Milville Golf T en nis Soph. Football C.O.P. Ryrtian, Judish Girls' League Trea s Soph. Leg. Council Jinx Univ. of California Saier, Milton Swimming Basketba II Block P Orchestra Univ. of California Sajkowsky, Barbara S. Class Secty. I.C.C. G.I.G. Pres. J i nx Girls' League Stanford Salisbury, Alan CS.F. Forum Club Basketba II Stanford Sanders, Donna 33 Sanders, Karen Medic Club Brunch Comm. Jinx Career Day Red la nds Schmidt, Carl Sr. Priv. Card Comm. Chess Club Sta nford Schonborn, Barbara Gail I.F.C. Pres. Ba nd C.S.F. Secty. Forum Club Sta nford Schramm, Richard Michael Sehump, Jack Madrono Editor '59 Swimming Water Polo Madrono Bus. Mgr. '58 Board of Welfare COP. Schuyler, Barry Footba 11 Baseball Menlo Col I ege Sears, Richard Photo Club Science Club Cal. Poly Sensabaugh, George Track Basketball Block P Shallenberger, Edward C Basketball Boys' League Safety Cha ir ma n Univ. of Hawaii Sheretx, Nancy S.A. Pres. Girls' Bloc P I.C.C. Leg. Council College of William Mary Shocker, Susan Shoemaker, Wende Pres, of I.C.C. Bonier Coves Sr. Class Council C.S.F. Jinx 34 Shuster, John Silver, Carole C.A. Forum Club Jinx Brunch Comm. Univ. of California Sjolund, Victoria Smith, Kent Tennis Team Stanford Sorensen, Christian Foothills Spillner, Wanda l.C.C. L.T.A. Pres. Aquacade Jinx Ca mpanile Stanford Stafford, Judith Choir R.I.F. Jinx Stanton, Sally Pep Comm. Jr. Sr. Class Councils Aquacade Jinx Univ. of Redlands Stedmon, Janet Soph. Leg. Council Girls' Block P Girls' League Scripps College Steinhart, David Stephens, Sue Jinx Straka, Paul 35 Stromquist. Eben P.A.L.Y. Club Univ. of Colorado Suetos, Neua Swetland, Peter Swig, Richard Takamoto, David Basketball Track Block P Univ. of California Talbott, Robert Frank Varsity Football Baseba II Block P Board of Welfare B Basketball COP. Te Groen, Christine Jinx R.I.F. Choir Cal. Poly Thatcher, Becky Sue 5oph. Class Secty. Pep Comm. Leg. Council Jinx Priv. Card Comm. Univ. of California Thielmann, Joan Carol C.S.F. Jinx Choir College Thaeny, Gary Thomas, Evan B Basketball Occidental Tinkham, Marjorie Rifle Team Jinx F.C. Candy Chairman Univ. of Michigan 36 Tonkin, Penelope Secty. of Pep Comm. Soph. Class Council C.S.F. Bonzer Coves Jinx Twelvetrees, Barbara Leg. Council Pres, of Bonzer Coves Aquacade C.S.F Brunch Comm. Umphrey, Thomas Band Cross Country Radio Club Oregon State Vandiver, Susan Choir Cal. Poly Vargas, Alfred P.A.l.Y. Club Square Dance Club Navy Vitz, Edward Band Choir Football Univ. of Colorado von Wolff, Michael Social Comm. Choir Board of Welfare Water Polo Swimming Univ. of Colorado Walker, Barbara R.I.F. Brunch Comm. Walsh, Reginald Choir Water Polo Cal. Poly Ward, Virginia C.S.F. Jinx Three Keys Homemaking Club Linfield Warelng, John Safety Comm. Warren, William Leg. Council Pres. C.S.F. Stanford 37 Warren, Hugh Band Orchestra Sound Crew Cross Country Stanford Washikira, Tof hiaki Exchange Student from Japan I.F.C. Watkins, Sharon Lynn Girls' League Social Comm. G.I.G. P.A.L.Y. Club San Jose State Wennerholm, Klar Track Basketball Stanford Wilbur, Susan Lasell JC. Wilkerson, Richard Varsity Football Swimming Diving Cal. Poly Wilson, Judy Aquacade S.A. Pres. Social Comm. Choir Pacific University Windier, Robert Golf Wood, Kingsley Knox Varsity FootbaII College Woodhams, Jeanne Karen Orchestra I.F.C. Choir Mills College Wray, Rodney Young, Janet Pres, of Girls' Block P F.C. Jinx C.S.F. Brunch Comm. . 38 H±LU J[C CKX- 4Z r- 4 Dick Ashworth Commissioner of Public £flfar«  $ .H i i -. 6 i 5 y? r - V 0 ’S s 3 £ UU 5 Tj -it fjy7 ;V W ie , • 1 h ;h-f KW i •; r 3 C 5 O s t } A- y +- ' j e ; • ♦« « r r 5 0' S = t' :iJ 515'? Li Dave Steinhart Commissioner of Publications Commissioner's Secretaries Pe99y Harrell Jody Miller George Linn Commissioner of Boys' Sports COMMIS Ed Nattrass Finance Commissioner SIONERS Ray Longwell Commissioner of Boys' Activities GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET Front Row: R. Bassett, S. Watkins, J. Ryman, K. Bohrer. Second Row: J. Duca, S. Brokenshire, S. Baxter, R. Carlson. Back Row: J. Crump, L Heinlein, D. Higbee. Missing: K. Teale, S. Carl- son, B. Chang, D. Dawson. G.A.A. BOARD Front Row: K. Arnold, D. Ware, Middle: A. Mun- son, P. Hagbom, S. Arrouzet. Back: J. Neikirk, S. Caulk, K. Hansen, D. Hurley, D. Cathcart. Missing: P. Kertz, S. Rountree, M. Davis, G. Fre- gulia, N. Verharren. 44 BOYS' LEAGUE CABINET R. Longwell, P. Steinhart, S. Mendell, D. Mates, B. Dolan Bill Warren Leg. Council Pres. I Front Row: P. Wilson, L. Doering, N. Corbett, P. Harrell, P. Dolan, C. Rempel, P. Hagbom, J. Burr, S. Niles, M. Aikin, B. Thatcher. Back Row: B. Warren, J. Hamm, R. Simpson, D. Mates, T. Dolan, B. Harrell, B. Allen, D. Jacobson, D. Post, D. Steinhart, K. Schonborn. TOo BEST DRESSED Bob Biorn Jill Johnson BEST SMILE HANDSOME A WITTY BIGGEST FLIRT—. Mike Von Wolf Don Gray, Jill Johnson MOST ATHLETIC — Bob Talbot MOST POISED — Cathy Johnson NOT SHOWN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED — Bill Warren Barbara Schonborn MOST NAIVE — Mike Schram Patsy Hagbom BEST EYES — Bob Cresup Cathy Johnson SHY — Jack Curtice Judy Ryman BEST TAN — Jack Curtice Sally Stanton CUTEST — Bob Cresup Penny Tonkin 50 FRIENDLIEST — George Linn Sue Carlton FOOTBALL QUEENS Linda Gardner (Soph.), Jill Johnson (Senior) and Sue Ann Wineman (Junior) Betty Hart, Head Cheerleader Pete Neustader Little Vike Not shown: Pom-Pon Girls Nancy Peery and Jill Johnson (head), Becky Kaninen, cheerleader. SCHOOL SPIRIT Pat Farr Pom-Pon Girl Cheerleader Billie Janes and Pom-Pon Girl Cathy Johnson Karin Ransler Pom-Pon Girl EXTRA! Girls' Jinx Boy Ask Girl Dressy Dress Pe+e Chang's Combo Jarry Caron's Trio FANTASY IN MIST December 31 9:00- 1:00 Community Center Emerald JUNIOR PROM QUEEN, ATTENDANTS, AND ESCORTS Judy Whitsitt, Sue Black, Julie Finlayion (Queen), Lani Doering and Peggy Wilton (in back of Rusty Bennett) Judy, Sue end Peggy wait for the announcement of the fourth attendant, Lani, and the queen, Julie. 59 VALENTINE'S DANCE February 14, 1959 Boy Ask Girl Rusty Bennett, President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ben Kwong, Vice-President Sue Brown, Secretary JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL — Front Row: Julie Sims, Glennie Eisele, Birdie Carlson. Second Row: Rusty Bennett, Ben Kwong, Francie Eisele. Third Row: Lynnie Hainlein, Mike Head, Peggy Wilson, Chris Dyer. Missing from picture: Sue Brown. 64 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class started this year by seeing that every car owner or driver at Paly bought a Viking decal. This project raised enough money to rent the film The Wild One. The movie proved to be one of the largest fund raising projects for the Junior Prom. The auditorium was filled for the show and all proceeds went to their dance of the year — the Junior Prom. Candy canes and mistletoe were a common sight in the halls of Paly at Christmas time and, of course, the Junior Class was in back of this with high-toned spirit. In March the long awaited Junior Prom, the biggest dance project of the year for the class, came and will remain in the minds of the many who attended it. Committees of Juniors struggled to make the ball the best of this year. Even in their sophomore year the class was working towards this goal by having a party in which they were the only ones out of three classes that made any profit this way. Their one penny profit went towards the ball. Emerald Ball was the most sparkling dance of the year. After the 1959 Prom the class did not stop moving. Every minute fund raising projects for I960 were being devised. Plans by Juniors are now being formulated for their terrific senior year to be. First Row: L. Shidler, P. Bowman, M. Reiland, R. Hamilton, L. Burt, M. Barklay, P. Kenny, L. Wren. Second Row: N. Corbett, C. Lean, C. Chichester, E. Walker, B Bruce, S. Beal, B. Heaney, J. Ramsell. Third Row: K. Cassaday, D. Baldwin, M. Krupp, M. Snow, A. Grawucci, F. Shallenburger. Fourth Row: E. Lee, 1C King, D. Lawler, F. Porta, W. Glover, J. Prahm, R. Christenson. 65 First Row: S. Stoneman, L Cook, C. Tuxford, D. Downs, S. Hanriques, K. Houk, P. Schwafal. Second Row: C. Brill, M. Washing- ton, K. Hilstron, E. Liberman, J. VandePoel, K. Krause, M. Porterfield, D. Tanner. Third Row: E. Wright,J. Lewis, R. Brandt, J. Col- lart, B. Doane, V. Maslovick, R Imbornone, E. Custer. Fourth Row: G. Aldinger, J. Everett, M. Weisbluth, D. Bark, H. Hunt, J, Mitchell, J. McCracken, G. Lambrev, R. Simpson. First Row: J. Monsalve, S. Jones, J. VanValkenburgh, M. Richardson, D. Scatterlee, K. Teale, L. Blank. Second Row: B. Wilson,, J. Finch, J. Mayer, R. Walker, J. Hunt, K. Gairaud, M. Lehner. Third Row: L. Heinlein, L. Wheeler, M. Engelman, M. Rodda, D. Higbee, K. Grays B. Berliner. Fourth Row: M. Head, R. Scott, B. Annis, R. Montgovery, B. Sonne, T. Cooley, J. Lane, A. Koeh- ler. First Row: S. Arrouiet, P. Wilson, B. Carlson, J. Lasniar, J. Godiall, M. Stoner, M. George. Second Row: B. Evans, G. Coleman, J. Towle, J. Kiraly, K. C. Kruss, S. Aronson, G. Munson. Third Row: M. Watson, B. Mays, S. Brown, J, Thomas, V, Connett, B. Skin- ner, M. Abbott. Fourth Row: L. Andry, L. Otterby, D. Vogt, R. Carter, J. King, J. Edler. Fifth Row: F. Ingelson, R. Jones. First Row: D. Ogborn, M. Contaste, A. Forde, A. Robertson, B. Shirley, S. Baker, S. Staling , J. Fine. Second Row: J. Kawakami, J. Mitchell, R. Shearer, R. Collins, B. Rumminger, J. Hogens, C. Houck, J. Burt. Third Row: S. Montgomery, A. Munson, S. Black, J. Saxe, L. Doering, H. Kuni, B. Bagby. Fourth Row: B. Kelly, G. Springer, N. Huddleston, D. Brown, S. Searcy, D. Fast, C. Em- erick, First Row: D. Craig, M. Twining, B. Loo, P. Oliver, S. Thorlaksson, R. Palacio, B. Grant. Second Row: S. Lind all, J. Corliss, B. James, M. Trabanino, D. Chalmers, J. Todd, T. Large. Third Row: G. Eisele, M. Kyne, P. Mitchell, P. Maxwell, C. Phillips, V. Bachmann, S. DeWitt. Fourth Row: D. Ochs, A. Springer, G. Hetta, I. Bitans, M. Goddard, F. Thompson, D. Johnson, K. Haw- kins. First Row: J. Bevilockway, C. Green, F, Eisele, S. Wineman, J. Ludwig, C. Daigle, C. Markis, J. Torrey. Second Row: K. Kraus- kopf, B. Anderson, B, Linda I, B. Benedetti, P. Donavan, J. Matson, B. Giuisi, R. Briggs. Third Row: J. Newton, M. Duwe, C. New- comb, S. Stalder, S. McCullough, D Davis, C. Zinn, A. Wood. Fourth Row: C. Dyer, T. Jones, A. Barnard, P. Nones, P. Callaway, D. Erickson. Firs! Row: P. Wideman, P. Adams, D. Eppley, J. Zimmerman, S. Thorlalesson, J. Lattin, J. Whitsett. Second Row: R. Morton, J. Kindel, E. Wheeler, B. Kwong, B. Antonelli, J, Kincaide, R. Terry. Third Row: J. Mead, P. Banker, C. Knoles, M. Anderson, $. Bitney, P, Wunderlich, S. Nicholai, V. Berzins. Fourth Row: A. Maring, M. Isaac, B. Lowman, D. Vaile, M. Garbett, R. Han- sen, T. Staley. First Row: S Aplin, K. Keenen, N. Ward, K. Stewart, L. Hoffacker, R. Fegley, J. Duca, R. Hays. Second Row: S. Linsly, B. Rich- mond, L Elkington, M. Lehman, J. Rhodes, P. Loveless, D. Mates, E. Barker, D. Hernish. Third Row: J. Winsor, C. Browne, K. Brow- ster, P. Lyon, N. Marshall, K. Gandrud, S. White, S. Gunter. Fourth Row: C. McClendon, N. Siebert, S. Ma kin, J Nelson., P. Es- cherich, R. Bennett, E. Hoffacker, L. While, B. Davis, J. I saacson. First Row: G. Gray, D. Huntsburger, S. Hess, M. Roberts, K. Gernand, K. McTique, L. Alexander, A. Trimble, M, Olson. Second Row: T. Peck, D. Bishop, R. Brady, G. Bennion, D. Dunn, M, Chilton, R. Jenson, M. Gervers. Third Row: S. Hopkins, D. Porter, J. Garcia, P. Milburn, E. Allen, E. Hewlett, J. Johnson, V. Oswald, J. Demarest, J. Finlayson. Fourth Row: P. McGowan, C. Car- 68 penter, D. McCraight, J. Moore, N. Huddleston, R. Rhodes, J. Barnes, J. Studebaker, V. Hall, C. DeMoulin. Jack Powers President Cheryl Plummer Secretory SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL — Front Row, left to right: Carol Tucker, Bobbie Shuchat, Pam Kiraly. Second Row: Cheryl Plummer, Linda Kromer. Third Row: Steve Mitchell, Jack Powers, Sid Hubbard. Front Row: V. Cook, C. Hodges, J. Worthy, J. Ray, C. Baron, C. Kershaw, J. Christenson, C. Work, L. Ransler, L. Cambra. Second Row: S. Small, C. Leiba, D. Post, G. Winkler, J. Fisher, J. Greven, S. Moss, H. Ulmeyer. Third Row: R. Marley, P. Besser, C. Mendell, K. MacMichael, S. Cavender, K. Goff, S. Ruppenthal, D. Cole, 5. Welty. Fourth Row: V. Vaughn, G. Howe, P. Rumwell, J. Williams, P. Duisenburg, R. Holmes, B. Baum. First Row: R. Boeninger, J. Storey, S. Martin, M. Rubil, D. Doolittle, L. Klay, J. Jennings, C. Stock. Second Row: D. Jacobson, B. Herriot, J. Powers B. Hodapp, D. Arnold, S. Smith, B. Gibson. Third Row: J. Guidoux, J. Burr, C. King, N. Page, A. Fry, S. Shouer, D. Brown, C Thompson. Fourth Row: B. Woody, J. Cushing, J. Morrin, J. Wilson, B. Ruves, G. Kerber, J. Walker. First Row: L. Gardner, V. Acosta, A. Schmidt, B. Morse, K. Petty, G. Overtoom, J, Feldner, A. Jackson, S. La Mar. Second Row! R. Got, P. Campbell, J. Trujillo, B. Arbuckle, B. Caulk, C. Otis, D, Brown. Third Row: L. Steinburg, G. Reffel, D. Bawe, E. Teale, N. Kennedy, J. Lowe, J. Hollinsead. Fourth Row: B. Agromonte, J. Krebs, J. Thompson, S. Hubbard, T. Dolan, M. Lasarev, P. Noone, K. Sargent. First Row: W. Edgar, B. Perigo, L. Osborn, G. Shafer, D. Ware, K. Casey, R. Wong. Second Row: H. Lewis, F. Saier, T. Burkett, M. Reinmiller, C. Whittemore, B. Dutton, G. Patten. Third Row: N. Starck. E. Hoffer, D. Klotter, M. Small, L. Kuhn, J. Hopkins, C. Border, N. Tennelly. Fourth Row: S. Johanson, K. t’ate, D. Clifford, F- Rice, S. Mitchell, J. Doane, J. Rowlinson, G. Snow, C. Pizzuti. 70 First Row: E. Hopper, H. Engle, S. Case, B. Spencer, J. Janin, C. Mann. S. Johnson, P. McGregor, R. Masters, P. Kiraly, K. Bohrer, L. Thomas, C. Laing. Second Row: H. Makatsu, S. Palmer, B. Harton, L. Jenson, D. Hillhause, P. Milbanlc, J. Jewett, R Way, R. Steiner, E. Tinkel, P. Steinhart. Third Row: J. Wilbur, C. McCImtock, E. Wasserman, J. Ramsey, L. Wade, S. Farrington. K. Arnold, A. Mothershead, T. Newcomb, S. Baxter, L. Kromer, K. Sjolund. Fourth Row: B. Lowman, W. Ingebritson, C. Olsen, G. Packer, F. Ammann, B. Hartman, B. Strohacker, R. Cooley, S. Tripp, D. Bailey, M. Hart. First Row: C. Imbornone, B. Grad, 5. Hont, G. Fregulia, M. Clute, B. McLeon, K. Stengel, I. Jodsen, M. Gross, L. Ammirian. Sec- ond Row: K Otterbv, W. Forsythe, P. Newsted, J. Blackman, J.Koch, S. Fasani, H. James, B. Nash, J. Giussi, C. Brenner. Third Row: D. Robinson, K. Schneider, M. Buka, J. Grahm, A. Estrada. J. Stedman B. Hines, T. Kaufman, C Getz, J. Oglesby. Fourth Row: H. Hurlbert, C. Burdick, J. Haavik, J. Hamm, M. Cosgrove, F. Kitcher, D. Thomas, M. Crady, D. Dengler. First Row: L. Lehmann, I. Allen, K. Wheeler, J. Streeter. G. Zwerlein, T. Plantine, I. Holldobler, C. Plummer Second Row: P. Flaherty, B. Lyon. J Dragg, E. Dayenport. V, Koehler, P. Pottier, V. Sorensen. Third Row: J. Zedak, M. Milbank, K. Towne, L. Nic- olai, M. Fry, B. Rothschild. Fourth Row: J. Young, W. Johnson, K. Hinckley, T. Dicker, C. Albertson, T. Simmons, S. Rogers. 71 First Row: P Baer, B. Keaveny, H. Aitken, N. Roseland, H. Ingelion, C. Suetos, F. Platto. Second Row: S Saito, M. Pettit, N. Rolls, C. Christensen, L. Ostrander, J. Sheretz. Third Row: T. Mor, D. Hoeffer, B. Boaz, J. Waltz, K. Henning, J. Sermol. Fourth Row: J. Smith, J. Carter, D. Barrett, D. Ryman, D. Peterson, J. McKenzie. First Row: P. Boyle, M. Wren, M. Cruplucoq, J. Potler, D. Gravel, B. Roberts, C. Moehlenbrock. Second Row: S. Brosher, D. Cri$- man, G. Luebcke, M. Minlo, M. McCowan. Third Row: K. Callahan, F. Gull i ck, B. Stevenson, J. DeVeuve, A Hamm, J, Kimball, M. Dotts. Fourth Row: T. Nelson, B. Sutherland, B. Warren, M. O'Boyle, J, Hubbard, C. Zinser, A. Gibson. First Row: C. Tucker, M. Krauskopf, L. Duncan, Y. Ka wathinma, S, Niles, B. Bynd, D. Lee, N. Verharen, S. Maxson. Second Row: G. Rice, M. Wright, J McCracken, 5. Costello, S. Moreno, A. Dodds, B. White, R. Askew. Third Row: L. Buckwalter, J. Donohue. 72 K. McLaughlin, J. Belli, K. Haluk, L. Schroyer, J. Dieitel, S. Udell, M. Hurlbut. Fourth Row: G. Hansen, H. Kelloge, M. Trifon, B. Langfeller, F. Heiricher, D. Talbott, J. Keithley. Editor .WALTER HOUCK Managing Editor .MALCOLM HAWK Exchange Editor WANDA SPILLNER Sports Editors..... JOHN KING, RICH HUNT Business Manager JAMIE McDOWELL Feature Editor EVANN WALKER Photographer JIM FERGUSON Ad Manager........................ .DAVE KENNEDY Copy Editor......... NICK GUINS Ad Staff....... SARAH NILES, JEAN McEVOY, GEORGIA MONTROUIL Reporters: NANCY CORBETT, HUGH ELLIS, BETH HEANEY, KIRSTEN HILSTROM, DICK MATES, TEMP PECK. SHEILA SHAVER Adviser ................................BILLY DAVIS 74 MADRONO STAFF j i Mr. Sanford Gum, Advisor Jack Schump, Editor Janne Van Valkenburgh Associate Editor Photographers — Chuck Demoulin. Kathy Kremen, John Mayer. Jane Piizuti Business Manager Ad Manager......... Clubs ............. Faculty ........... Seniors............ Student Government .....BOB DOLAN ....PAT BOWMAN KATE TEALE JO ANN CULUTON SUE ROUNDTREE Boys' Sports. Girls' Sports. Student Life Underclasses Art Editor .. ..TERRY COOLEY ....SUE ARROZET ...JUDY THOMAS DOROTHY TANNER ..MARY CONTASTA JUNIOR RED CROSS Seated: B. Grant, J. Schuli, R. Palacio, P. Loo, S. Shocker. Standing: C. Newcomb, W. Grinder, B. Terman, C. Ashton. ASSEMBLY BOARD Front Row: B. Evans, M. Leahner. Middle Row: N. Corbett, S. Henriques. Back Row: M. Chilton, F. Loomis. FORUM CLUB Front Row: A. Frye, N. Rose, A. Larson, J. Duca, P. Kenny. Middle Row: J. McGrew, J. Ferguson, P. Rohrs, W. Houck, M. Krupp. Back Row: S. Hill, C, Sorenson, M. Holt, Advisor—Mr. Leon, B. Wilson, R. Longwell. MEDICS P. Bowman, K. Kunz, P. Dodd, S. Lane, K. Guerin. Absent: S. Bonnie, K. Sanders. F. C. Seated: I. Holldober, M. Coublurg G. Shafer, M. Reiland, L. Cohen. Front Row: J. Marshall, Tinkham, M. Bayaha, N. Stark, P. Wtdeman, S. Hull. Back Row: D. Hurley, J. Young, Y. Rudat, V. Berzins, C. Phillips, POINT AWARD BOARD Seated on ground: K. Krauskopf, M. Holt. Seated on bench: N. Palmer, J. Miller, P. Kenny. Stand- ing: Jean Herz, V. Cook, Advisor, Miss Schmit. • THREE KEYS On ground: T. Herring, J. Hermann. On bench: P. Jackson, B. McLeod, P. Loo, K. Guerin, S. Salsbury, B. Lerman. Standing: P. Friedlander, V. Ward, S. Shocker, S. Shaver, C. Ashton, P. Wunderlich, K. Gandrud. BRUNCH COMMITTEE A. Larson, J. Duca, N. Perry, K. Sanders. S. A. Seated: K. Hansen, N. Perry, J. Wilson, N. Sher- etz, L. Spears, K. Arnold, N. Roseland. First Row: M. Abbott, C. Getz, H. Engle, J. Raye, B. Grad. Second: J. Thomas, M. Watson, C. Hough- ton, L. Buckwalter. Back Row: L. Cook, J. De- Veuve, J. Sheretz. R. I. F. Seated on ground: K. Haluk, C. King, P. Mac- Gregor. Seated on bench: B. Corlett, M. East- ham, M. McGowan, J. Torrey, 5. Henriques, M. George. Standing: C. Johnson, J. Hollinsead, J. Belli. BONZER COVES Seated on ground: S. Beach, J. Muir, H. Grohe, J. Naikirk, W. Shoemaker, P. Tonkin. Seated on bench: J. Ransler, E. Hewlitt, G. Conwell, S. Case, D. Davis, L. Wren, J. Godiall, J. Sims. Standing: D. Robertson, J. Kicher, K. Goff, B. Shuchat, D. Pottier, G. Jennings, S. Hunt, V. Cook, R. Masters, S. Wilbur, M. Barkley. L. T. A. Seated on ground: J. Ludwig, B. Berliner, K. Teale. Seated on bench: A. Schmidt, G. Raffel, E. Teale, N. Rolfe, L. Gardner, M. Hurlbut, C. Lean. Standing: J. Hen, R. Bassett, N. Page, J. Storey, C. Tucker, J. Ramsell. The class was work and fun and learning all at the same time. No one liked all the stuff that had to go into those awful note- books, but the cookout, team tournaments and Awards Day evened the score. Marliss Engleman fates her turn at leading Star goalies, Judy Thomas and Dana Safterlee Hey! Looks like someone rang the dressing bell SO RECREATION LEADERSHIP CLASS A two-semester class for junior girls offered In lieu of the regular Physical Education course. The first semester's work included units in games, dance, dramatics, camping, music, etc. The sec- ond semester involved more active participation in badminton, tennis, hockey and basketball. Ap- proximately 35 girls were in this class. 81 TWELVE-0-FIVE 82 83 No high school ever had a better friend than Paly's T C. Whether a student wanted an ice cream cone or a triple deck hotdog, he could find it at T C. The birthday card for Aunt Stella, a forgotten pocket comb, or a couple of aspirin's to pull him through afternoon classes — they were all his at the Village. And Paly says Thanks. B 4 Mostly students like to hang around — especially if there's something to eat. IS CO-OP S. Robert, M. Carpenter, B. Hart, A. Park, M. Richardson, D. Johnson. PRIVILEGE CARD COMMITTEE M. Carpenter, C. Rempel, J. Crump, D. Hamilton. Absent: B. Thatcher, J. Kono, C. Schmidt. C. A. J. Pizzuti, V. Hamilton, D. Dawson, C. Sil- ver, B. Hart, C. Rempel, M. Kaier. Second Row — seated.V. Sjolund, N. Rose, J. Lee, S. Minkler, M. Kiddo, S. O'Grady. First Row: — standing: C. Work, S. Udell, S. Maxin, G. Overland, S. Thorlaksson, K. Sjolund, K. Stingle, A. Estrada, S. Morion, K. MacMichael, M. Richardson. 86 VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: C. Lehman, T. Hurley, K. Wood, T. Crofut, G. MacGregor, H. Nichols, B. Linsley, B. Talbott, R. Wilkerson, J. Mitchell, E. Wright, G. Bennion, C. Wheeler, B. Richmond, B. Doane. Second Row: P. Mahurine. K. Hawkins, J. McCracken, A. North, R. Malloch, L. Elkington, D. Gray, J. Seminoff, R. Hamm, E. Viti, M. Lehman, R. Almanion, B. Geddes, B. Annis. Third Row: C. Campbell, J. Segestrom, C, Heinrick, L. Anderson, G. Gandrud, G. Bennett, J. Curtice, F. Engleson, E, Bigler, F. Porta, B. Kel- ley, R. Bennett, E, Custer, P. Bakke, W. Fisher, H. McWilliams. An unidentified Sequoia man charges around left end in the Little Big Game. Our man appears to be about to be tackled in the closing moments of the Sequoia game as Coach Hugh McWil- liams views the action from the side- line. The Paly Varsity had a tough season this year losing five, tying one, and winning only one of their games. They started out the season on a high note by defeating Los Altos 14-7 in a non-league game. Then they traveled to Carlmont where a hard fought but mistake-filled contest ended in a six to six tie. After these first two contests Paly fell into a slump, losing their last five contests. Although their win loss record was not good, there were many outstanding individual performances. Bob Talbott was commended for his fine work at full- back with an all-SPAL rating. Other outstanding men in the backfield included Howard Nichols, Rich Wilkerson, Bud Linsley, Glen MacGregor, Grant Ben- nion, Jack Curtice and Tom Hurley. Paly had a good line bolstered by the likes of Rich Malloch, Jay Mitchell, Eric Bigler, Garrel Gandrud, Ben Kwong, John Segestrom, Larry Elkington, Don Gray Craig Lehmann, Charles Camp- bell and Chuck Heinrich. Bud LintUy «round right end for good y«rd«g«. First Row, left to right: Coach Wei Fiiher. V. Vaughn. C. Rice, C. Lieb, S. Costello, G. Bell (all-SPAL), J. Twelvetrees (all-SPAL), D. Talbott, M. Triffon, S. Moreno (all-SPAL), D. Hoeffer, H. Ullmeyer, G. Hansen, S, Moss, P. Rumweli. Second Row: Coach Hugh McWilliams, J. Graven, G. Howe, B. Boum, R. Holmes (all-SPAL), B. Langfelder, H. Kellog (all-SPAL) 2nd team, J. Kiathley, P. Duisenburg, D. Post, G. Winkler, M. Heinichen, M. Wright, J. Dodds, D. Ritchy, Ray Askew (all-SPAL), Coach Larry Bross. 91 f«n First Row: Friti Klinlte (manager), John Pastenieks (All-SPAL), Richard Hun( (All-SPAL Honorable Mention), John Afton, Lyn Dennion, Norman Eliasen, George Sensabaugh (manager. Second Row: Ray Hamm, Terry Cooley, Klar Wennerholm, Craig Carpenter, Dave Vaile, Mike Garbelt, Howard Nichols, Coach Clem Wiser. VARSITY BASKETBALL Headed by Coach Clem Wiser, this year's Varsity Basketball Team was one of the best Paly has seen in a long time. Varsity hoopsters racked up a 21 won, 8 lost record for the entire season and tied for the SPAL cham- pionship with a 6 won, 2 lost mark. The Vikes swept through their first six games undefeated, with wins over such teams as Galileo and Jefferson of San Francisco before losing two games in the Palo Alto Invitational Tourna- ment where they placed fourth. They also placed fourth in the Mountain View tournament after almost knocking off highly-seeded Camden of the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League. After the holiday season, the Vikes went on to win many more games, including the SPAL championship. Paly was then invited to the Peninsula Basketball Tournament, where they placed fourth among a heap of the best high school teams on the peninsula. Clem Wiser was chosen Coach of the Year and John Pastieneks was chosen Player of the Year when SPAL honors came out. Junior Rich Hunt re- ceived an honorable mention award. Other players who helped the team to success were Craig Carpenter, Dave Vaile, Norm Eliasen, Lyn Bennion, Howard Nichols, Mike Garbelt, Ray Haman, Klar Wennerholm, John Afton, Terry Cooley, and managers Fritz Klinke and George Sensabaugh. 92 ACTION! John Pastieneks, Player of the Year,11 and Clem Wiser. 'Coach of the Year. Howard Nichols rolls one in to help the Vikes win the first Sequoia game. Dave Vaile (left) and Rich Hunt fight for the ball in a non-league game against Sunnyvale. 93 Eliason and Klar Wennerholm look on. Norm Eliasen figh+s for possession of the ball with M.A.'s Ken Oaksen as Dave Vaile slides in to help. Rich Hunt goes up for a jump shot against Sunnyvale as Norm Eliasen prepares for a passible rebound. Left to right: Craig Carpenter, Rich Hunt, Lyn Bennion, John Pastieneks and Dave Vaile. 94 Lyn Bennion fights for the ball with M.A.'s Dave McDowell as Craig Carpenter (7) and John Pastieneks (6) look on. Terry Cooley 95 Ben Kwong, Steve Moreno, John Lewis, Bob Strohecker (All-SPAL Honorable Mention), Ken Hinckley (All-SPAl Honorable Mention), Fred Amann, Jim Craig, Dan Jacobsen. Bob Strohecker All-SPAl Honorable Mention B BASKETBALL Coach Ken White's B's obtained only fair results in light- weight basketball this year, although Ken Hinckley and Bob Strohecker received Honorable Mentions on the All-SPAL squad. The overall season record was 9 wins and 12 losses, and the league record stood at 2 wins and 6 losses. First stringers Steve Moreno, Jim Craig, Ken Hinckley, Bob Strohecker and Jay Lewis carried most of the playing load with Benny Kwong filling in as sixth man. The record does not show the actual ability of the team, as many of the losses were by one or two points. Next year's pros- pects are fairly good, with Doug Dunn and Kaerry Otterby moving up from the C's and some talented ball players com- ing from the junior high. Ken HinckUy All-SPAL Honora bU Mention 96 C and 'T BASKETBALL Left to right: Manager Larry Teeple, Albert Cranucci, Kerry Otterby, Rich Trawhitt, Gary Pacher, Hugh James, Doug Dunn, Bob Tartmen, Gary Patton, Reede Terry, Bob Brown, Denis Lose. Fulton Sair, Peter Campbell, Got, Carl Pizzuti, Fred Gulich, Ronnie Briggs, Scott Smith. Bob Caulk, Steve Palmer. SOPH WATER POLO Front Row — left to right: Smiling Suay MacFarland, Bob Ro the hi I d, Brad Gibson. Second Row: Frank Rice, Sid Hubbard, Charles Zinser, Dan Robin- son, Steve Mitchell, Bob Boaz, Steve Rogers. Second Row: Jay Haarick, Joe Hubbard, Pete Steinhart, Tommy Dich- er, Peter Noone, Paul Fry. SOPH CROSS COUNTRY Left to right: Pete Newsted. Jim Koch, Tim Burkett, George Nolte, Bob Wood, Bob Cooley, John Hamm. Bock Row: Coach Jamieson, Chris Burdick. 97 First Row — left to right: Dennii Loia, Dennis Saito, Dave Ritchie, Marty Collins, Tom Hurley, Junichi Fan Second Row: Bruce Cobbledick, Alfred Barnard, Pete Escherich, Doug Brown, Roclcney Hansen. VARSITY WRESTLING Paly had a very strong and successful Wrestling Team this year. The Norse grapplers tied for first place in the South Peninsula Athletic League championship and also took top honors in the SPAL individual champion- ships held at Cubberley High School. In league matches Coach Wes Fish- ers' matmen tied for first with Cubberley and Menlo Atherton. Five Paly wrestlers won first place in their weight divisions. Dave Ritchie, who was elected Captain of this year’s squad, went undefeated in league matches and took first place in the 120-pound bracket. Marty Collins won his second SPAL championship by winning the 127-pound division. Junichi Kono went undefeated in the 138-pound division and took top SPAL honors. The 145-pound division was won by junior Rocky Hansen. Larry Sherwood was SPAL champion in his division also. Seconds were won by Doug Brown, 154-pound division; Tom Hurley, 133- pound division; and Pete Escherick, I 75-pound division. Bruce Cobbledick placed third, and Dennis Lose and Al Bernard took fourths. Junichi Kono 138-Pound Division Champ Larry Sherwood Marty Collins 127-Pound Division Champ Dave Ritchie 120-Pound Division Champ Captain Rockney Hansen 145-Pound Division Champ 99 First Row — left to right: George Linn, KHi 1ce Lehner, Mike Chilton, Ron Levy, Jim Edler, John Kiraly, RiIt Brady. Second Row: Coach Forrest Jamieson, Barry Evans, Jim Finch, Ed Lee, Al Park, Seth Hill, Alan Kehler, Hugh Warren, Lee Andry, Chris Burdick ( manager). VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Through the use of Australian distance running methods and excellent training, Coach Forrest Jamieson has fielded a Cross Country team that rates best in the nation. The team not only won the SPAL and NCS competition but also set a national record for the five-man 2-mile race. In this event each of the five boys ran 2 miles and their combined time was 50:17.7. In Cross Country meet competition, George Linn posted an undefeated season and Mike Lehner and Mike Chilton set world records for their respective age groups. Lehner holds the world record for 2 miles for a 15-year-old with a time of 4:22.4. Others who contributed to the team success include Ron Levy, Jim Edler, John Kiraly, Ric Brady, Barry Avans, Jim Finch, Ed Lee, Al Park, Seth Hill, Alan Keahler, Hugh Warren, Lee Andry, and Manager Chris Burdick. Prospects for next year are again good with seven of the top nine boys returning. 100 Front Row — left to right: Frank Place, Bob Wilson, Dave Ritchie, Steve Rothert, Norm Peterson, Bob Cresap, John Afton. Back Row: Tom Bird, Dennis Bark, Dick Jennings, John Hunt, Marc Weisbluth. VARSITY WATER POLO 101 Front Row — left to right: Steve Rogers, Steve Rothert, Lou Miller, Terry Maxwell, Dennis Lose. Second Row: Pete Escherich, Jim Brodie, Bob Wilson, Bruce Baum, Ray Lengwell. Third Row: Coach Nort Thornton, George Nolte, Tay Leslie, Doug Brown, Jim Mitchell, Mike Von Wolf, Dick Armstrong, Manager John Barnes. VARSITY SWIMMING With only one or two meets behind them at press time, it is impossible to tell how good this year's swimming squad is. This year's team lacks the stars of last year but has the depth that was missing in '58. In the 50 free- style there are Bob Wilson, Doug Brown, Jim Brodie and Tay Leslie. Butter- fly swimmers are Mike VonWolff and Lou Miller. In the 200 freestyle are Bob Cresap, Milton Saier and Steve Rogers. The strongest event is the backstroke with Steve Rothert and Terry Maxwell. Breaststrokers are Dick Jennings and Dick Armstrong. 100 freestylers are Bob Wilson, Jim Mitchell and Lou Miller, and in the individual medley are Mike Von Wolff and Lou Miller. The medley relay swimmers are Rothert, Maxwell, Jennings and Miller. For the freestyle relay there are Wilson, Brodie, Lesley and Mitchell. Another strong spot is the diving, highlighted by varsity all-America candi- date Denis Lose. Lose is backed up by divers Rich Wilkerson and Mel Rumwell. This is Coach Nort Thornton's last year as swimming coach. 102 Second Row: Coach Nort Thornton, Charles Zinser, Steve Mitch- ell, Richard Dingle, Manager John Barnes. B SWIMMING Denis Lose starts one of his intricate high dives C team picture did not turn out. 103 Front Row — left to right: Ken Hawkins (manager), Lee Andry, Malcolm Triton, Bob Cooley, Steve Wheeler, Larry Elkington, Rondy Shearer, Mike Chilton, Ray Askew, John Kiraly, Don Vogt (manager). Second Row: Ron Levy, Jerry Keithly, Klar Wennerholm, Lon Otterby, Alan Park, Bob Ruegg, Coach Forrest Jamieson, Herb Lowinen, Roger Cox, Jon Hart, George Linn, Dick Ashworth, John Rubents. VARSITY TRACK Backed up by a pack of excellent distance runners, this year's varsity track squad shows indications of a fruitful season. Although at press time there were no results to indicate the team strength, it looks good on paper. In the 100 and 220-yard dashes there are Grant Bennion, Fred Lowmen, Ray Askew and Mike Chilton. In the 440, 880 and mile, Coach Jamieson has his pick of six distance runners: George Linn, Ron Levy, Barry Evans, Rick Brady, Mike Chilton and Mike Lehner. Veteran Chris Dyer is the best prospect in the hurdle races; he is backed up by Joe Ruegg and Rusty Bennett. John Rubenis, Larry Elkington and Dick Ashworth are all working out on the discus and shot put. John Pastoneks is the leading broad jumper and high jumper; he is backed up in the broad jump by Jerry Keithly and in the high jump by Norm Eliasen, Ray Hamm, Mike Garbett and Klar Wennerholm. Lon Otterby and Randy Shearer are leading prospects for the pole vault. Other members who are undecided as to their event are Steve Wheeler, John Kiraly, Al Park and Lee Andry. 104 Front Row — left to right: Rich Malloch, Dave Valle, Pete Donovan, Bob Talbott, Steve Moreno, Ed Hoffacher. Second Row: Ron Holmes, Don Gray, Fred Alula, Phil McCowan, Craig Bell, Bob Kellogg, Coach Jack Til I a nd. VARSITY BASEBALL Although no official results were available at press time, this year's varsity baseball squad has many excellent players returning from last year's squad. Among the returnees are catcher Rich Malloch, first baseman Don Gray, second baseman Dave Vaile, third baseman Bob Talbott, outfielder Fred Avila, and pitchers Ed Hoffacker and Phil McCowan. Filling in the other positions are Steve Moreno at shortstop, Craig Bell at pitcher, and Ron Holmes, Pete Donovan and Harry Kellog in the outfield. In games com- pleted the diamondmen have a 3-1 record, with two wins over Burlingame, one win over St. Francis, and a loss to Bellarmine. Craig Bell and Phil McCowan combined to strike out 13 batters as Paly beat Burlingame, 7-4. In the St. Francis game, Ed Hoffaker pitched four innings of hitless relief ball to give Paly an 11-7 win. 106 107 Front Row — left to right: Denis Lose, Coach David Leslie, Tom Hurley. Second Row: J im McCracken, James Issacsen, Rochney Hansen. VARSITY GYMNASTICS First Row — left to right: Brown, Bill Sutherland, Kedzie Sergeant, Chuck Olion, Brooks Hodapp, Pete Noone, Stan Santo. Second Row: Mike Holt, Rex Morton, Jeff McCracken, Clifford'Juillerat, James Guinesse, George Hansen, Marc Weis- shluth, Fred Amaun, Ron Brandt, 108 Dana Hurly Archery Mgr. Dorthy Cathcart Baseball Mgr. Abbi Munson Bowling Mgr. Julie Neikirk Modern Dance Mgr. Maredy Davit Tennit Mgr. GIRLS' SPORTS G. A. A. BOARD Gail Fregulia Diana Warn Sue Rountree Badminton Mgr. Suzie Caulk Basketball Mgr. Nancy Rose Life Saving Mgr. Suzanne Arrouzef Swimming Mgr, BOWLING ARCHERY LIFESAVING NO SWIMMING TENNIS BADMINTON BASKETBALL I I KENYON'S DRUG STORE Mary Kittoe and Nancy Dangler ara thinking of the many Boyi they shal catch with tha Chanal No. 5 that Mr. Ken- yon is showing them. They always go to KENYON'S DRUGS at 425 University Avenue in Palo Alto for all their cos- metics. GENE'S PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO Jim Ferguson is catching Gene in one of his few serious moments in front of the camera. Visit GENE'S STUDIO at 340 California Avenue in Palo Alto for a portrait and a good joke. GLEIM JEWELERS Joann Blassingame and Betty Hart are admiring the beau- tiful Bulova watches that they are hoping to receive for graduation. Al Park doesn't have to try hard to make a sale. Go to GLEIM JEWELERS at 322 University Avenue and 408 California Avenue in Palo Alto for the best in the line of jewelry. GROGAN'S JEWELERS Mindy Kaier has been temporarily districted while admir- ing the beautiful watches that Vicky Barnes is trying to sell her. For the best in good watches, go to GROGAN'S JEWELERS at 205 University Avenue in downtown Palo Alto. WILMA BUCK APPAREL It ii summertime again. Julie Finlayson, Marlys Engelman, and Sue Henriques are looking over the fine selection at WILMA BUCK APPAREL in Town Country Village. HENRIQUES' INTERIORS Jill Johnson and JoAnn Culliton are resting on one of the comfortable couches at HENRIGUES' INTERIORS. For a complete decorating service, drop in at 267 Hamilton Avenue in Palo Alto. GEORGE S. PADDLEFORD John Lane, Sue Arrouxet, Judy Ludwig, and Marc Weiss- bluth are checking out the latest Oldsmobile convertible at GEORGE S. PADDLEFORD. All you prospective car buyers will find him at Emerson and Homer in Palo Alto. PALO ALTO DRUG CO. Jean Lasnier and Jon Hunt are wondering which perfume smells so heavenly to Barbara Skinner. PALO ALTO DRUG CO. at 400 University Avenue has a complete selection in the drug and cosmetic line. PARK'S FURNITURE While Pat choses to disregard Ray's arm, Ed, Jack, Elaine and Bill observe the photographer and the fine furniture in PARK'S FURNITURE at 261 California Avenue in South Palo Alto. The Madrono staff is pleased with the comfortable furniture at PARKS. DICK'S DRIVE IN Delicious Chicken-In-A-Basket Food To Go 2999 El Camino Palo Alto PARD'S BAR B Q Open Seven Days a Week One-Half Block North of Rickey's 4191 El Camino Palo Alto BUSINESS INSTRUCTION SCHOOL Business Courses Beginning and Brush-Up Dl SALVO BARBER SHOP Across from Lucky's 26 Town Country Village 475 Melville Palo Alto I 14 PENINSULA BRITISH CARS MS - M orris — Austin — Magnetic Jaguar — Austin Healey BRIGHAM KLICK FURNITURE Outdoor — Unfinished — Casual 80S El Camino Palo Alto 131 Lytfon Palo Alto JOHN BARNES RESTAURANT Good Food Our Specialty 181 University Avenue Palo Alto LIDDICOAT'S MARKET For Quality Meat — Produce — Groceries 340 University Avenue Palo Alto STANFORD SPORT SHOP ’Sportsmen Served by Sportsmen 2078 El Camino Palo Alto ELLISON'S BODY FENDER WORKS Radiator — EXPERTS — Fender Foreign Car Body Specialists 841 Alma Street Palo Alto DICK FELT'S STORE FOR BOYS The Best Clothing To Size 20 HARRYMAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Men's, Women's Children's Apparel S 4 H Green Stamps Given 555 Bryant Street Palo Alto 440 California Avenue Palo Alto I I 5 Thraa engelt coming down from heaven. Lot Knolet, Pot Rohnt and Janet Duca come down the ttairt at the CLOTHES CLOSET all docked out for lummor fun. The are trying to interett Bar- powder puff at CALIFORNIA Avenue in South Palo Alto. ttore it located at 528 Ramona in Palo Alto. 10 T $ £ f o V • u £ Through tha fog w« find FLINT MUSIC CO. at the cornet v. of High and Lynton «treats. It'« tha place to go for bongos fry I guitars and the such. Also a full stock of supp ies for th 4v '• —St ? '•?£ Jmh Attii? MM- FLINT MUSIC CO. PALO ALTO STATIONERS Johnson appears to be buying a Jordan binder from e Coppage at PALO ALTO STATIONERS in South lo Alto. They carry all school and office supplies. I RMACY CLOTHES CLOSET RAPP'S SHOES Joe Ruegg looks on intently as the salesman fits Janne Van Vaulk- onburgh with a pair of high heel shoes. They both know that Rapp s Shoes at 367 University Ave., In Palo A hoes they are looking for at a reasonable pricii. PALO ALTO OFFICE EQUIPMENT Dick Ashworth is busily dictating the latest commissioner reporj to pretty Peggy Harell using a new Royal typewriter from Pal Alto Office Equipment at 171 University Avenue in Palo Alto. CROW PHARMACY T. C. CHRISTY Camera shy (7) Wanda Spillner watches the camera while Andy Larsen and Judy Thomas sell some cold cream to Miss Dorothy Tanner. We of the Madrono recommend the CROW PHARMACY for all your pharmaceutical needs. They are located et 547 Bryant Street in Palo Alto. The candid photographer, Bob Dolan, tries on a new Mac jacket in which he plans to conceal his cameras. The alto recommends T. C. CHRISTY at 170 University Avenue Palo Alto for warm, comforteble eckets ei well as those to cameras STICKNEY'S HICK®RY HOUSE Enjoying themselves by the fireplace at STICKNEY'S are Jim Isaacson, Mary Contasta, Hendy Allen, and Kate Teale. For an afternoon snack or a delicious dinner, you are always welcome at the HICKORY HOUSE in Town Country Village. 3 9i PALO ALTO SPORT SHOP PHELPS-TERKEL Baseball season is here. Earl Wheeler and Pete Donovan are equipping themselves for the coming season at the SPORT SHOP, 526 Waverley in Palo Alto. They know they will find everything they want in the way of sporting goods. Bob Talbot, Sue Wineman, Peggy Wilson, Don Gray, and Chris Te Groen help Bud Linsley select a new suit for graduation from the fine selection at PHELPS-TERKEL at 219 University Avenue in Palo Alto. EICHLER HOMES It appears as though a party is going on at Teddy Johnson's beautiful EICHLER HOME. All the gang except Norm Petersen seem to be enjoying themselves in Teddy's home that is designed for outdoor living. 3$ ( U) 1 D 9 f 3 ?I A A L GEM SHOE REPAIR Molly Hurlbut is waiting for her shoe to be repaired by the quick personal service at GEM SHOE REPAIR. Bob Langfelder and Linda Gardner wait their turn in the com- fortable cha irs. For everyone that needs their shoes re- paired, head on out to Stanford Shopping Center for the best of service and quality. PENINSULA CREAMERY Dick Armstrong, Sue Rountree, Jane Pizzuti, and Bob Dolan are drinking it in at PEN CREAMERY on the corner of Emerson and Hamilton. There is no place like it for good, big milkshakes. CAMERA SHOP Summertime is picture time. Hilda Srohe, Kingsley Wood, Garth Bennett, and Maxine McCarthy inspect a Picture- in-a-Minute camera at the CAMERA SHOP, 541 Bryant Street in Palo Alto. PREUSS PHARMACIES Allen Park will never sell anything to Jo Crump eating the way he is. George Linn is more interested in Steinbeck that selling at PREUSS'S. For everything in drugs and things, head out to Stanford Shopping Plaza. JOHNSON CO. UNIVERSITY CREAMERY JEWELERS 111 Stanford Shopping Center 374 University Palo Alto Best Milkshakes in Town 209 University Avenue Palo Alto We wish to give our thanks to the advertisers who sup- ported the publication of the 1959 Madrono. We of the staff urge all of you to visit their shops for the finest in service and merchandise. VINCE'S OFFICE SUPPLY Stationery — Office Supplies Home — School — Office 535 Bryant Street Palo Alto I 20 r X c , 'Ay CaaQ? • v uZL «_ vt p5 jL+- 4 h +v. Ot- X Jf jf -$ 4 sfritotA. 4 4 vUl. ofUjf J . jJ yO'i'c) IL V -c. J_ r:. . ,. K „ LV , -i r O■ r- t, Pi. a X . i nfl - .vt A 7 : . 7V Vc ' «■ . , . ,,: v— Bj . a J - ujj xy'cT HVL C - 15J mCftknfir jj h1 fa ' i r 'ffifyt fjHrf' x •„ ' ( Pu 4 f if db e fp h £V i P' '; I . - j Ai ic itfk s„ p Utw ■i ‘' ijCOfl xjf kslAffP- 44 t Mfl £o £. % ) j ti- ll 'o V7c. ° SM Jr ZL r - 'Z 6 XLo s Zf S f . of Z. ' . ) O' f  , . •i ' • -■ s- « V 9=-. X o - yS Lyy-y;?. X x •|V $ §• j? i Ah I U .J V c¥ J j '1 i ■' i: {• r I x Hh? 'v = ? Mv Heu.i I j U4ff K + , 'W yyt y Ofj V Z iht 'IfiA Cjt4f ±. i Mt x$ icM cik. 4-V ?'w {vy •js' ! ? x • W i k T ' P nXc pfaA. S $bf S V n 4Ar j u. cfa 's j u mmis m+'u. A a. -L C UL£U -V t {AJcis£i' i 's gbas-ty Zlc?W oy pc+d |X V j Jacc . Ja 0 t Ltat.sK ct K-} r V ea TX. ' rUJ. 0 J CL ! «'t. ■v 4MT f-h% u$£ .y. 'iyy% ■ £3$ V.5 ® 4 4 - J i ' , t -£r( cX c l i tZJ?e.t'c . . .I ■ £ . £- -€ f6d' ✓ - r SX - e S S' X- S T 4 0 S J SS XT S'S'S “S' J s' -4r S Jj 4ssS iS XX vV- 5 - zy x s2 rz S.