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

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STEVEN JOHN CALLAHAN Varsity Diving, Water Polo, Trampo- line, Block P. In his spare time, “Smily” enjoys working on his car, and someday hopes to own one of the fastest cars around. He plans to attend the U. of Calif, and become an engineer. BRUCE FRANKLIN CAMBELL Campanile Editor, C.S.F., Career Day, Privilege Card Committee. Bruce plans to attend Stanford Uni' versity where he expects to take a large interest in the school paper as he has done at Paly. ■ GEORGE ALLEN CARPENTER Choir, Sports. “Big AIV major interests range from cars and sports to music. His favo- rite expression, appropriately, “Flake oil. Prof.” At Paly, A1 likes his friends the most and his best subject is history. After graduation he wants to go to college and follow a career. DENNIS EDWARD CASEY Dennis' plans for the future include college . . . somewhere. His favorite pastimes are skate boards and girls. He hopes to be a hog rancher in Australia one of these days. DIANE CAPONE Transfer from Notre Dame Academy, Miami, Florida. Business seems to attract Diane who will study at Foothill Junior College. She has held a job, but finds time to go to the city, and enjoys danc- ing, swimming, bowling, and jazz Later she hopes to find time to travel around the world. ALEXANDER MORGAN CAPRON A.F.S. Student to Germany, Cross Country, Legislative Council, C.S.F. 'The point is . . . this student who has participated in school government for as long as anyone of us can re- member, is going onto college! The . . . ? Sailing is his weekend pleasure and palyites are what he enjoys. HOLLIS ANN CHENERY Forum Club. After having spent a fascinating year in Europe, Holly's interests Tie in peace work. Likewise, following a university education, she desires to be a technical assistant abroad. Been Busy JORGE HORACIO CHRISTENSEN A.F.S. Studcpt from Mendoza, Ar- gentina, Jorge contributed much to our stu- dent body this year. Rugby and soc- cer captured his interest in Argentina and aeronautics, photography, and bunting were added to hie interests here in America. In the future he will play the role of a cattle rancher in Argentina.

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 DENNIS TAYLOR BRIDGES Big Dennis’ major interest is riding the waves at Santa Cruz. On week' ends he varies surfing and skiing with other equally important activities. Popular Denny has many friends among the animal world — most of them horses. Fruiting and bottle cap flipping are his favorite pastimes and Kathy Urbach is his favorite girl. KENNETH ARTHUR BRIDGETT Varsity Football, Block P, Sophomore Football, Varsity Gymnastics. Social life and Judi Henock rank high on Ken's list of enjoyments at Paly. His main interest include dancing, music, and sports. Looking forward to warm winters, Ken plans to attend the University of Hawaii. JESSIE MARIE BRIGGS Jessie’s enjoyments include horseback riding. Paly dances, and short skirts. She plans to become a beautician and someday hopes to have a horse of her own. GAIL DEVEREAUX BUCHANAN I.F.C., Bridge Club. Enjoying the Senior Court at noon, Gail puts to use one of her many Senior privileges. Even though her hobbies are strong in art, she wishes to persue the field of science in her coming college years. HERBERT GRANVILL BULL Leg. Council Vice Pres., Senior Privilege Card Committee Pres., Var- sity Football. “Herb plans to study chemical en- gineering at Stanford. Although he is very serious minded, he enjoys skiing and drinking — water. Nancy Wheeler seems to have sparked the flame in Herb’s heart as well as in another’s. ANNE EILEEN BULLINGER C.S.F., S.L.A.N.C. Books, records, dancing. making quilts and sewing are among Anne's hobbies. She also teaches Sunday school — cm Wednesday. Spanish is her best subject. BONNY CAROLYN BRYANT S.A. Pres., I.C.C., G.A.A. Board Sec., Jinx. Football games, elections, rallies and assemblies all have captivated Bonny’s interests during her years at Paly. With her interests in English and creative writing, she plans to attend Gonzaga University and become a primary teacher. 24 WILLIAM IRVIN BUTLER Student Body Member.

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LOUISE WINIFRED CHRISTIE G.I.G., Jinx. With brush and pallet in her hand, Louise dabs her way through her favorite art period. Having fun mana- ges to completely occupy her during the weekends. BERNADINE ELISA CHUCK I.C.C. Pres.. C. A Pres., C.S.F.. Board of Welfare. Bcrnadine loves graduation and grad night. After this she will head across the street to Stanford. DAVID GUTHRIE CLARK Assembly Board, Commissioner of Public Welfare, I.F.C., Boys’ League Cabinet. Dave's plana for college may take him just across the way to Stanford or up to Oregon State. Weekends are spent skiing, hunting, and dating. He loves sports cars and the end of the week MICHAEL WILLIAM CLINE Varsity Football, Sophomore Foot ball. Varsity Track, Block P. Spider is known for his good sense of numor. Aside from football. Mike finds enjoyment in hunting and tin kcring with cars. His future will take him to San Francisco City College and the possibility of becoming a coach. LAWRENCE ROBERT CHURCH Varsity Football, Block P, Nomad’s Band. Larry will be seen at Foothills along with his talents in guitar playing and dating. At wild dances he has fun; on hallowccn, he has trouble. STEPHEN HARTLEY CHURCH Varsity Football. Varsity Wrestling. Steve, the third member of the in- dustrious ABC Co , plans to go to Foothill for a year, then transfer to Cal. His favorite pastimes include cars, sports and girls. He loves the Paly people. 26 KATHERINE ELIZABETH COLF, Choir, R.I.F. Katy will start in serious singing, through the proper schooling, in the near future. Painting and drama fill •in for her other interests, and her greatest desire is to learn to know herself. ROBERT BRENT COOK Bob is headed for college either at Cal in Santa Barbara or Cal Poly, to mj jor in electronics. He hopes to become an electronics engineer, re- tire young, and travel around the world.