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

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ANDREA LEE COPPOCK C. A., Jinx. Pixy-like Andy’s favorite flame is Johnny Dodds. Andrea plans to at- tend Foothill upon graduation. Her favorite fad is short skirts. MARJORIE JEAN CORBETT Leg. Council, Jinx, Senior Class Sec., Sophomore Class Sec. Margie hopes for Stanford, if not, Cal will do! Commercial art might be the future mark for this promising senior. Good grades and extra curri- cular activities make up her time -— and future! CYNTHIA GAY COTTER Madrono Editor, Board of Welfare, Aquacade General Chairman, Bonzer Coves President. After graduating, Cindy plans to at- tend the University of Colorado. One of the main things she is known for is her little red car. Her main in- terests include skiing, traveling, and talking with people. Cindy, who is editor of this book, hopes that every- one enjoys it. ROBERT STANFORD COWAN Commissioner of Public Welfare, Stu- dent Court Judge, Senior Boys' League Cabinet, Track and Cross- Country. Bob plans to go through San Jose State in the field of education. He loves to fish and swim and Paly’s student government fascinates him. Weekends find him having much fun! RACHAEL ANNE CORNELL I.F.C., C.S.F, Anne’s most favorite place at Paly is the snack bar, she is the one at the head of the line at lunch. Her best subject is French and her worst is that common killer — chemistry. She plans to attend college although her choice is still uncertain. ELIZABETH ANN COSTELLO Board of Welfare, Jinx, C.S.F., L.T.A Among her many interests as skiing and sailing, Liz manages to find time to get good grades. She is looking forward to attending Colorado Col- lege and hopes to find teachers who don’t give a lot of home work PHYLLIS ANN CRESAP Transfer from St. George and San Paulo High Schools in Brazil Choir, Jinx. Missy's favorite fad is Trench coats for men. Her best subject is Span- ish whereas her worst is opening her locker. Missy is well known for her expression, “Can’t see for Jacks. Her plans for college aren’t definite as yet. JON MICHAEL CRETAROLA Varsity Football, Assembly Board, Varsity Baseball, Block P. “Gondola'’ is a well liked student who is very active in sports, by play- ing football and baseball. He still finds time to ski and go to the city. His main interest is cute Sue O’Brien. Jon plana to attend college next year, hut is not sure of his choice.

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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.

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STEPHEN CROSTEN Board of Welfare. Upon leaving Pal , Steve will begin bis study toward becoming a doctor. Judo and dating combine to make up hia major interests. Biology and creative writing are he two scholas- tic subjects in which he excells. DIANE MARIE CROWELL Head Cheerleader, R.I.F. Pres., Ral- ly Committee, I.C.C. Diane spent a successful year lead- ing the student hody with spirit. She also kept Tom Donnelly's spirits up. Friendly Diane will go a long way at San Jose State and will surely make a good teacher. THOMAS VICTOR DAMASK Key Club, C.S.F., Commissioner of Finance. Tom wants to attend Stanford in the fall and major in engineering, He enjoys snow and water skiing as well as Sue Bewick. Hia favorite subject is math and girls at Paly. He wish- es to be a great success in life if he masters physics. NANCY ALICE DAVID Tri-G's, C.S.F., Homemaking Club. The Waist wants to attend Fresno State next fall. Her hobby is sewing. Lunchtime is her favorite Paly acti- vity because she can eat her yogurt and liver. Like everyone else, she wishes there would be no war. MARILEE CULLITON Jinx, Choir, Aquacade. “Mary Lou” is planning to attend San Jose State in the fall. She loves to swim, date and try out new hair styles. She excels in languages but math is a tough subject for her. RONALD ELVIN DAIGLE Gymnastics, Dance Band, Band. Ron wants to enter University of California at Berkeley and major in electronics. He is the owner of a motorscooter and seems to have a crush on Miss Abernathy?? BARBARA SUE DAVIS Barbara will choose a career as either a private secretary or a PBX opera- tor. Business is, of course, where she excels. Skating is what occupies her spare time now, and she hopes mar- riage is in her future. CHARLENE MARIE DAVIS G.I.G., Board of Welfare. Charlene hopes to obtain a 57-T-Bird in later years, but first she will at- tend the University of Oregon. She does well in family living but not so well in English. 28