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

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1963 volume:

PALO ALTO HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY MADRONO 1963 Palo Alto Senior High School Palo Alto, California As students of Palo Alto High School we are concerned with the pattern which we follow from day to day and year to year. It is a form of regularity which provides us with time to learn, to grow and mature. There are a few who do not complete the pat- tern and there are some who attempt to break it, but most of us recognize its necessity. We realize that we must prepare ourselves for the much bigger pattern which involves our community, country, and the world. In order to be able to fit into this larger pattern we must achieve success on our own. The 1963 Madrono has been developed around the theme: Patterns and Interpre- tation. It has combined the elements needed for our pattern, but the interpretation and understanding is left to you. 2 Jane Israel Editor DEDICATION IN MEMORIAM Jack Herbert Lillard Mr. Lillard taught mathematics and chemistry at Paly for five years, and he also coached a suc- cessful tennis team. During his short stay with us he was a good friend of many, and gained the respect of all. Paly has suffered a great loss at his passing, and it is with deep appreciation for his inspired teaching and his unfailing service to Palo Alto High School that we dedicate the 1963 Madrono in the memory of Mr. Jack Lillard. The Jack Lillard Family 3 ACTIVITIES Mr. Ruppel Principal ADMIN MADRONO This past summer I had the opportunity to participate in a humanities seminar. I mean by this that I studied subjects which deal with man thinking, with man creating. I studied history as it deals with concepts and ideas, rather than chronology and facts. I studied art and architecture that helped me to think deeply about mankind. I studied music that was more than rock and roll; if helped me to feel how others feel. I studied liter- ature that was chosen because it was the best that man has created; not because it was easy to read, or short or sensa- tional. I tell you this because I think that one of the greatest ex- periences anyone can have is to sit in a small class with o great teacher. From such teachers, you grasp that meaning of pleasure in work. There are few greater lessons you can learn. I wish to express my appreciation and that of the staff of Paly to Miss Jane Israel. Editor of the Madrono, and to her staff; to Miss Betty Brothers, Commissioner of Publications and to Mr. Jerry Alexander, Madrono sponsor, for their dedication and work in producing the 1963 Madrono. Ray P. Ruppel Principal 6 ISTRATION Mr. Guidoux Director of Student Activities Mr. Christensen Administrotive Assistant Mr. Preicing Administrative Assistant Dr. Harold T. Santee Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Cordelia J. Bishop, President Dr. Bernard M. Oliver, Vice-President Mr. Horace C. Anderson Mrs. Lois W. Hopper Dr. Karl R. Spangenberg 7 COUNSELORS Mu Nyb rg Clerk-Typiil Mr� . land library Atiittanl 10 Cofeterio. 1 il row; Mr� . DeMaderioi, Mri. Renner. 2nd fO i Mr� , Fiiher, Mr� Ford CvitOdiani, l� t row; Mr. Canine. Mr. Tracey. Mr. Porriih, Mr Power� , Mr. Micklu� . 2nd row; Mr. Miller, Mr. Ander ion, Mr Sweat� , Mr. Strltiel. Not Shown; Mr. Thompton. Mr� Chrittine librarian Mri Smith Nvrie SENIORS 13 The new class of sophomores which entered Paly in the fall of 1960 came without fanfare and red carpets. There were no glowing advance reports and best ever predictions; it was supposed to be a nice class, with the usual share of scholars, leaders, and problem kids. It has indeed been a nice class - - and much more. Here are some reasons why it was a grossly underrated class: three years of strong, ener- getic, and imaginative leadership in class officers and council; a surprising show of academic strength in class work, in Nationol Merit competition, and in College Board scores; a never-ending supply of leaders who have made student government and school organizations more meaningful and effective than ever before,- a dedication and fierce competitive spirit whi :h led to a football championship; a courteous, warm-hearted, gorgeously matured class personality that has sweetened this old place and exalted it. The Class of 1963 was no ordinary class. We know it now. Billy Davis Senior Class Advisor 14 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Front Row: N, Robiion. D. Brumbaugh, S. Fong. M. Bo«r. $ Ker. Back Row: D. Woplcs, A. lovele� � . J. Wornlot, T. Browne, E. Jone� , E. Abilin. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Throughout its three years at Palo Alto High School, the Class of '63 has consistently demonstrated outstanding qualities of leadership, participation, and personality. In our sophomore year, under the fine leadership of Paul Reinhardt, president; Mary Newton, vice-president; and Nancy Moris, secretary; the class council raised money in several ways, including the selling of coffee at night school. Other members of the class began selling programs at football and basketball games, a project that continued for three years. Our junior class was headed by president David Duisenberg; vice-president Judy Ammann; and secretary Joan Miller. In addition to selling coffee, the class put in long hours working on our Junior Prom, Neapolitan Night, which proved to be a very successful dance. As seniors, we saw our team beat Sequoia and win the S.P.A.L. Championship for the first time in four years! Doug Waples was elected class president; Sue Ker, vice- president; and Nancy Robison, secretary. These officers, along with the Senior Class Council, made our last year a memorable one. Our Senior Boll, held at the Menlo Circus Club, began the round of graduation activities which would end our stay at Paly. Finals, the Senior Picnic, and at last. Graduation and Grad Night . . . then the time for the Class of '63 to say good-bye. We hope we have left some of our spirit and personality behind us, and that we will be remembered, as we will remember Paly. 15 WILTON ROBERT ABBOTT 1. Pholoqrophy Club 2. Bowling Club Bob interested in electronic quiet one conservative belt subject it history plant to at- tend college, but uniure of which one. OAVIO ADAMS 1. Swimming 2. Senior Privilege Cord Dave loti of friends tries to gel good grades in English likes Science best... wants to hunt Caribou ... is planning to attend Col. LAWRENCE RAYMONO ALLEN 1. Rally Commissioner 2. Election Board 3. German Club 4. Spanish Club 5. Thespians Larry likes to Commissioner's room dislikes administrative censorship hopes lo be weolthy '50 Blue Kaisar plant on law at U.C.l.A. JOHN HENRY ALEXANDER 1. Boys' Activities Committee 2. Bocrd of Welfore 3. Vorsity Track 4. Assembly Board John likes the lunch hour dislikes hairbrotheri weekends include porties, skiing Dianne Guy is his Senior Home plons to go to U.C.l.A. with Alan JUDITH EILEEN AMMANN 1. Cheerleader 2. leg Council 3. Class Council 4. Jr. Closs Vice Pres 5. R.I.F. Jud weekends consist ot parties very active in school activities, both social and academic likes to surf Jometll Stanford next year. SUSAN SHAUN APKER 1. Digorrmo Kappa 2. U N. Club Sue quiet ond intelligent in- terested in History could do without Math wonts to be the first female president plans on attending University of California. ALICE FAYE APLIN I. I.F.C. 2 French Club 3 Art Club Alice shy interested in art likes to oil paint also in- terested in sports twin sister is on next page will ottend Col at Berkeley. EDWIN ANDERSON Edd friendly likes to toke it easy whot's happening? enjoys art plans on being a chef in Ihe Novy. PHIUIS JEAN ARMSTRONG 1. Boord of Welfore 2. C.S F 3. R.I.F. 4. Jinx 5. I.F.C. Ginger likes to ski ond horse bock ride known for her dim- ples weekend activities include dances interested in art will go to Redlands next year. SUSAN MARGARET ARNOLD Sue enthusiastic ton at gomes enjoys lunch hours is heading for foothill or San Jose State always neot and friendly al- ways talking. CARVALHO AURIVALHO 1. Soccer Tovo ploys soccer ond tennis hunts likes jo i I studies on weekends prefers History to English plans to otlend college BARBARA JEAN AUSTIN 1. Pom Pon Girl 2. Aquacade Boaro 3. Pep Committee 4. SA Sec. Borb ' j of the Austin Cion enjoys swimming. Pete, ond done- inq For Eost History is her fav- orite subject interested in sports ond pointing. RONALD ALLEN ATKINSON 1- I.F.C. 2. Medics Club, Pres. 3. U N. Club 4. Boord of Welfare 5. Privilege Cord Ron never misses football and basketball gomes thinks Poly is the best school plans to go into low or the Foreign Service from Los Angeles ond plons to go bock Io U.C.l.A. ELOISE CAROL AUSTIN 1. Senior Clot Council 2. Aquocode, Vice Pres. 4. S.A., Vice Prei. 5. Boord of Welfore Ellie another third of the Aus- tine Senior flame it Jeff belt in Biology hopei to go to Europe plani on college. JUDITH AUSTIN 1. S.A. 2. After School Sporli 3. I.F.C. Judy interested in bowling like all activities ot Poly Dave belt in Choir pom on at- tending Foothill. WILLIAM EVERSLEY BAILEY Bill motorcycles enjoys voco- liorol ond shop courses Morcio Fleming plons on an occupation after graduation. NINA CLARA BALLER 1. Germon Club 2. Choir Nina . friendly excels in music enjoys concerts good in Germon likes friendliness of Poly's students. NINA GRACE AUSTIN 1. Aquacade Board 2. S.A , Sec 3. Pep Committee Nina sporkling Senior Football Queen ardent sports fan hobbies include swimming and dancing College after gradua- tion. FREDERICK WARD BAGGOTT. JR 1. Boord of Welfore 2. Soph. Woter Polo 3. Gymnastics Rick points, and is interested in electronics Sydia dislikes cold morning classes many sweaters college ahead GEORGE 8ALL RICHARD LEO BARKLEY. JR J. Block P 2. Science Foir 3. Germon Ploy 4. Trock Teom Tike excellent pole vaulter interested in sports ond Hi-Fi's desires to go to the Olympics best subject It Science . wj|| attend Stanford. ANTHONY BARON RICHARD H. 8EAHRS 1. Voriily Foolboll 2. Key Club, Prat 3. Block P 4. Ascetics Dick . . . one of our finest football players . , . likes sports . . . dis- likes Carolyn Clark . . . College is next. IRENE NEAL 8ELIEL Irene . . . usuolly talking ... in- terested in Spanish . . . studies on weekends . . . dislikes Poly's long rallies . . . enjoys assemblies . . . will enter coJege next year SUSAN BAILANTINE BELLI 1. Jinx 2. Aquacade 3. Tri-G's Pres. Susie . . . likes to sew . . wishes happiness always . . , plans to attend linfield. CAROL JEAN 8AYHA 1. After School Sports 2. Honemaking Club 3. French Club 4. I.F.C. 5. C.S.F. C.8. . . . hobbies include sports, reading, and hiking . . . o Candy Striper . . . known for being quiet . . . best grades are in English ... U.O.P. or Cal is next stop. MARIAN HARPER BEARD 1. Forum Club 2. I.F.C. 3. Boord of Welfore Morion . . . likes singing '■lead- belly with Marty . . . likes Friday Riots . . . dislikes stupid Sophs . . . best subjects are French and English . . . worst is ony science ... Stanford next yeor. RICHARD BELL KATHERINE 8ELZ 1. Bonrer Coves 2. Jinx 3. Aquacade 4 Roily Committee 5. Boord of Welfare Winky . . . enthusiastic . . . loves to ski and swim . . . knits sweoters . . . usually seen with Bruce . . . undecided on which college to attend. ROXANNA BERLIN 1. I.F.C. 2. C.A 3. Nomemcking Club Roxie . . . active in her church youth group . . . dislike� clique� . . . bell lubjeel it hiilory . . . wort! subject it moth college plant are indefinite. MARIAN ELLEN BLANK 1. Aquacade 2. Bridge Club 3. Jinx 4. Choir Accompanist Morion . . . small but mighly . . . accomplished pianist . . . enjoys swimming, music, and bridge , . . best subject is chemistry . , . col- lege plant for bock East. LAUREL BETH BENEDETTI 1. Board of Welfare 2. Jinx 3. S.A. President 4. Athena Vice President 5. I.F.C. laurel . . . college at Col at Berk- eley . . . then nursing . . . inter- ested in swimming, music, and nursing . . . favorite expression: Oh joy. CARMEL BENTLEY 1. C.A. Vice President 2. Motif Staff 3. Choir 4. S.A.A Beard 5. Block P Known for her short hair . . . likes rallies and clubs ol Poly . . . crashes slumber parties . . . wishes •o get into Cal at Santa Bcrbora. MARIANNE M BLACKBURN 1. Thespians 2. Jinx 3. Red Cross 4. Spring Ploy 5. French Ploy Mimi . . . interested in journalism and dramatics . . . loves fa dance and sew . . . known for her bod knee . . . communications mojor at University of Washington. JANET MARIE BLAIR 1. Jinx 2. l.T.A. 3. Choir Janet likes to sow . . . loves foot- ball games . . . gels best grades in English . . . worst subject is French . . . pions to go to San Joso cr Col. LAWRENCE NATHAN BISHOP 1. Block P 2. Cross Country 3. Varsity Foo'boll 4. Vortily Basketball 5. Baseball Bish . . . sports cars . . . wants to pul o '63 in the amphitheater . . . Non . . . best subject is art . . . next stop is Santa C ara, Oregon, or Oregon Stole. JEAN FEROL BLOUT 1. C.S.F. 2. Choir 3. Jinx 4. Spanish Club 5. Senior Privilege Cord Jeanie . . . likes to sing . , . has a pretty voice . . . would love to sing with a bard . . . does best work in Spanish . . . will further her career at Foothill and become a medical ossistanl. DAVID GEORGE BIUESTEIN 1. Boord of Athlotic Contro 2. Varsity Bcsecall 3. Campanile A. C. D. Bosketbcll 5. Block P Blue . . . interested in athletics . . . likes to ploy pool . . . desires to be toller . . . best subject is Botic lew . . . plons on attending U.S.F. or Col or Oregon, and be- come a lawyer. MARIA-BERNARDA BOER 1. B.A.A. Board 2. Girls’ league 3. Senior Closs Council A. Bridge Club 5. I.F.C. Morbn . . . active in school ofloirs . . . likes tennis end swimming . . . works on weekends . . . hat bet! grades in English . , . would like to teach obrood alter college SUSAN GAY BONEll 1. S A. 2. Bard 3. After School Sports Suiie . . . home economics mojor at Brigham Young University . . . enjoys sewing, knitting, end music ond ice skoting . . . best subject ii shorthand. DAVID FRANCIS BONNETTE 1. Boys' league Cabinet 2. Basketball 3. Varsity Baseball 4. Key Club 5. Board of Welfare Bonne . . . likes oil sports, espe- cially skiing . . . likes outside ac- tivities at Paly . . . dislikes Soph, greasers . . . tremendous tense of humor . . . Flossy . . . Pres, of Young life. WIUIAM BOUTIN CHRIS LANCE BOWMAN 1. German Club 2. Choir 3. Boys' Glee Club Chris . . . future college History mojor at S.J.S. . . . interested in history, geography ond ostronomy . . . known for being o conserva- tive . . . dislikes radicalism. KENNETH BRUCE BOWSER ®«d . . . main interest it skiing • . also interested in history . . . •njoys moth least . . . plons on a medical coreer . . . will ollend Son Jose Slate or Col ot Berkeley. STEPHEN JEFFREY BOYAN 1. Varsity Wrestling 2. Varsity Gymnastics 3. Germon Club, Pres A. Bridge Club 5. C.S.F. Steve . . . wonts useful, worthy and happy life . . . interested in chemistry, athletics, ond bridge . . . plans to oltend college and then become o chemistry professor. STEPHEN KENT BOYSOl 1. Vorsity Footboll 2. Vorsity Boscboll 3. Block P 4. Ascetics Slave . . ore of Our beil footboll and boseball players . . . likes all kinds of sports . . . -loan is his Senior Home . . . hopes for lois of money in the future . . will ollend col ego next year. KATHERINE MARIE BRADIY 1. l.T.A. Vice Pres. 2. Choir 3. Jinx 4. U N. Club Kil . . . angelic oppeorarce . fiendish lough . . . loves to woler ski and swim . . . beach parlies . . . enjoys football qomes . . . will major in education . . . head ed for linfield Coliege. RONALD EUGENE BRACKNEY 1. Soph Footboll 2. Baseball Ron . . . likes sports of any kind . . . quiet ond conservative . . . prefers economics to math . . . works at the P.A. times . . . Uni- versity of the Pacific. ANNE KATHLEEN BROPHY 1. Comparile. Business Manager 2. jinx 3. Thespian Club 4. Spring Ploy 5. Aquacade Anne . . . enjoys people . . . loves exlro-curriculor activities . . . inter- ested in bridge . . loves parties ond listening to records . . . plans on college. BETTY ANN BROTHER 1. U.N. Club 2. Sponish Club 3. Campanile 4. Forum 5. Publications Commissioner Belly . . . interested in people . . . Homer Smith . . . best sub- ject is English . . . number one wish is peoce . . . will otlend S.F. Stole. CATHERINE MORRIN BROWN 1. Jinx 2. Progrcm Seller 3. Modern Donee Club Katie . . . bock in Denverl . . . interested in boys and sports . . . naturally silly . . . curly hair . . . loves porlies . . . future ot college. MICHAEL BROWN HERBERT THOMPSON BROWN 1. Varsity Swimming 2. Vorsily Wolor Polo 3. Senior Clots Council Tom . . . girls, swimming . . . ski- ing .. . throws some wild porlies . . . Sue O'Brien is his Sr. flame . . . Cal at Santo Barbara. FRANK RAYMOND BUSH, JR 1. legislolive Council 2 Board of Welfare 3. Senior Privilege Cord Comm. 4. U.N. Club, Pres. 3. Water Polo Ffonlt . . . itudious . . . ii interest- 'd in iportt . . . con otuolly be een with Wendy Slone . . will further o medicol coreer ot Yole. KATHLEEN M. CALLAHAN 1. R.I.F. 2. Modern Dance Club 3. I.F.C. Kou . . , known for taking croth helmets , . . Senior Home il Brion • . liket Nicky R. ...also Sieve • • wonti to oid in the progress of humanity . . . ploni on Mon- •«'ey Penintulo or Son Froncitco City College. DIANA LEE BRUMBAUGH 1. Class Council 2. Jinx 3. Privilege Cord Committee 4. Gold Star Assembly Committee 3. Spring Ploy Committee Oeedee . . . intelligent and willy . . . loves everything about Poly . . . enioys orguing with Nicky . . . best class is creative writing . . . will attend college next year. HILARY P. M BURDICK 1. R.I.F. 2. Aquacade Hilly . . . Joarie B. . . . plays the guitar . . . likes Tom Talbott . . . Senior Home is 8ob Munsey . . . It’s no big thing . , . plans to attend the University of Colorado. WENDY BURTON BUSH 1. U.N. Club, Vice Pres. 2. Foreign Club, Vice Pres. 3. Spanish Club 4. French Club 5. CSF Wendy . . . belongs to many clubs . . . interested in orl . . . best subjects ore lorguages . . . alwoys teen with Al . . . plans to attend Rodcliffe or Stanford. ANNE C CALLAWAY 1. Aquacade 2. Jinx 3. Horremaking Club 4. I.F.C. Annee . . . known for weird ex- pressions . . . hobbies include horseback riding, swimming, ond tennis . . . likes Mr. Thornton . . plans for college ore indefinite. JEFFREY DEERING BULF I. Germon Ploy Jeff . . . enthusiastic debater . . . intellectual . . . wants to spend a year in Europe . . . sings folk songs . . . likes to read ond hike . . . future college student. JEANETTE BURNESS 1. Boord of Welfare 2. Jinx 3. Junior Red Cross. Sec. 4. Thespians Jon . . . interested in bridge and swimming . . . loves parlies . . . has trouble in chemistry . . . da- sires to make people happy . . . will otlerd Col at Berkeley. LAWRENCE ANTHONY CAPITEUI 1. Vorsity Foolboll 2. Key Club 3. Court Bailiff 4 Ascetics Cop . . o prominent Senior boy . . added much to Paly . . . known for hit feminine voice . . . hopes Stanford will be his next stop . . . Carolyn Clork is his Senior Home . . . interested in football. SANDRA MARIE CAROELLA Sandy . . . loves assemblies ond rollles ot Poly . . . wishes to hove a cor . . . enjoys homework the Icost . . . plons to attend college RICHARD EDWARD CARPENTER 1. B Beskctboil 2. Vorsily Basketball 3. Cross Country Card . . . talented in basketball . . . water skier . . . likes brunch ond lunch . . . prefers Fomily liv- ing to Geometry . . . Judy . . . Menlo College. MICHAEL ROBERT CASEY 1. Thespian Club 2. Stage Crew 3. Jinx Craw 4. Spring Ploy Mike . . . interested in dramo . hobbies include flying . . enjoys Senior Court ot Poly . . . in my estimation . . . will attend college somewhere—cnywhercl BARBARA MAE CAPONE 1. Di Gamma Kappa 2. Senior Privilege Card Bobbi . . . from Miami, Florioo . . . likes horseback riding . . . enjoys people . . . wonts to Irovel plans on college next year. NANCY JEAN CAULK 1. Cheerleader 2. Jinx 3. Aquocodc 4. Choir 5. Bonier Coves Nancy . . . likes to talk . . . can be seen in her Mercedes . . . might be a nurse . . . interested in o future doctor . . . loves to swim . . . lots of fun to be with. LYNN WRIGHT ClAGSTONE 1. l.T.A. Lynn . . . loves to go to parties.. . likes o surfer ot Stanford . . . de- sires to have o sports cor of her own . . . known for her streaked hair . . . Son Jose Stole is her next stop. CAROLYN RUTH CLARK 1. Pom Pon Girl 2. Jinx 3. Acuocade 4. Choir 5. R.I.F. Crory Clork... hes o secret desire to play varsity footboll . . . likes 305. Fridays . . . Senior flame is lourie Capitelli . . scotterbroincd in o nice way . . plans to attend Stonford or Col ot Sonic Borboro. WILLIAM CLOPTON, JR. 1. Cross Counlry 2. Track 3. Block P Bill . . . like� lo surf . . . enjoy� on one pointing . . . Tongo . . . wont� to put o 63 in the omphi- theotor . . . known for hi� Nosly tor . . . ploni to ottend Menlo College. WAITER HERBERT COBBS. Ill 1. Beord of We lore 2. Bridge Club 3. Moth Club 4. Troek 5. Debate Tcom Walt . . . like� to wolch basketball gomes . . . interested in bridge, book� ond cross counlry . . . best ubject� ore moth ono English . . . will nor! Stanford next year. JEAN ELLEN CONDIE 1. Moth Club 2 Forum Club 3. Modern Dance Club 4. C.S.E. Tiger . . . con t weil for groduation . a Candy Striper on weekend� Rill Noth . . . would love to become a beachcomber . . next � tep it to Raddiffe. PATRICIA LEE CORLETT 1. Bonier Covet 2. Jinx 3 Motif Staff Bunt . . . � hort ond cute . . . love� footboll gome� , lunch, and Kent. . . Serior flomc i� Jcfl . . . plans to attend Stephens College. WENOY LEE COATES 1. Modern Dance Club 2. Aquacade 3. Bonier Cove� Wendy . . . devote� her weekends to surfing . . . best sublets are biology ond gym . . . wonts to go to long Bcoch College CAROLYN PARTICE CODDING 1. Bonier Coves 2. Jinx 3. Pep Conmillee 4. Spanish Club 5. Art Club Carolyn . . . Cotton Head . . . Senior flames: John ond Kcrl olwoys going to parties . . . never locks o dote . . . ciming for Col ot Santo Barbaro. ROBERT EMMETT CONNETT 1 Sophomore Football 2. Swimming Bob , . . likes working on cars . . . enjoys brunches ot Poly be� t; class- es leotl . . . known tor his knowl- edge of cors . . . plans to work as o mechanic offer groduotion. ANITA BELLE COWAN 1. Board of Welfare Anita . . . always impeccably dressed . . . likes to sew . . . quiet . . . good artist ... is going to Col at Santo Barbora. MARTHA JANE CRAIG 1. legislotive Council 2. Board of Welfare 3. A.F.S. Finalist Morty . . . been to Borlin ... ac- tive in student government . . Oh, for heoven's sokcl . . . con- tact lense struggle . . . snails in the ornphilheotre . . . college bound . . . Jim Novelli. BEVERLEY ALYCE CRANE 1. Jinx 2. Aquacade 3. Modorn Donee Club Bev . . . tall and slim . . . horses are among her many loves . . . likes football games . . . con be heard saying This is true. EDWARD OAVIS JAMIE CAROL DAVISON 1. Social Planning Committee 2. Jin 3. Rally Committee 4. C.S.F. 5. l.T.A. Jomic . . . olwcys happy . . . likes to hove fun ... especially on week- ends . . . ploys the guitar . . . plant on college. ROBERT WARREN CRAIG 1. Sound Crew 2. C Basketball 3. Radio Club Rob ... is interested in electronics . . . p ays the banjo . . . enjoys science . . . docs best work in physics and works on electronic projects on weekends . . . would like to irovel crourd the United Stales. LESLEY ANN CROSTEN 1. I.F.C. 2. Froneh Club 3. Spring Ploy 4. Thespians Lesley . . . great actress . . . plays the mandolin . , . interested in dramo . . . vivacious . . . pretty red hair... plans an college. TOMMY DAVIS MEREDITH DAY 1. I.F.C. 2. Jinx 3. Science Seminor 4. Spring Ploy Meredith . . . loves people ... in- terested in art and literature . wants to be a philosopher plons to attend San Francisco Stole JAMES MATTHEW DEAN I. Track Dcor . . . hobbies include ice hoc- key . . . usually -ale lo class . . . weekends involve girls end work- ing . . . secre! desire is to gradu- ate . . . plans lo go lo Sen Jose Stale. DORIS VIRGINIA DEREIIAN 1. Thespians 2. Girls' Slate 3. Jinx 4. French Plcy 5. I.F.C. Doris . . . a great actress ... al- ways smiling . . . plans or college, thon marriage . . . dees best work in dromo . . . dislikes history . . . cn effervescent persona lty. PATRICIA LOUISE DOLAN 1. C.A., Pres. 2. Aquacade 3. Homemoking C ub 4. C.S.F. 5. Art Club Pat . . . big brown eyes . . . plans to mejor in home ec. or ort . . . weekena activities include working at the “biggest clip join on the peninsula . . plons to go to o college in California. RUTH ELLEN dcLARIOS 1. C.S.F. 2. Jinx 3. S.A. 4. I.F.C. Reach . . . blonde hair . . . intelli- gent . . . fantastic vocobulory . . . best closs is World lit . . . Stan- ford or U.C.L.A. . . . mojoring in Psychology. ROBERT LORENZ DIESTEL Bob . . . interested in sports . . . works on Saturdoys . . . sleeps on Sundays . . . number one wish is to got rich , . . will toke drafting at Foothill next year. NANCY JO OONNELLY 1. Choir Noncy . . . loves popular music . . . lunch table conversations with friends . . . wants to travel oround the world ... a future student at Foothill. ROGER ALLEN DOWNS Roger . . . always riding his motor- cycle . . . interested in cars, loo . . . prefers history to P.E. ... weekends consist of olmosf any- thing . . . future college student DIANE DREW 1. Jinx 2. S.A. 3. R.I.F. 4. Decoration Committee Dee . . . gullible . . . con be seen with Steve Knoles . . . likes week- ends. biology, gum, flowers, and Steve . . . will become o surgical nurse after college. KAREN IEE OUllEA 1. C.A. Set. 2. Homemohirq Club V.P. 3. Aquacade 4. Jinx • 5. l.f.C. Karen . . . interested in tewing . . . likes Io swim . . . likes anything fun . . . known for turning red... plons to go to Col Poly or S.F.5. JEFFREY T. EDWARDS 1. Vorsity Fcolboll 2. Vorsity Swimming 3. Vorsity Track 4. Block P 5. Ascetics Jeff . . . sports and girls . . . best physique ... a flirt . . . Francie . . . weekends include surfing ond dating . . . college in the future. JULIE DUBBS 1. Jinx 2. After School Sports Speedy Gonxoles” . . . swims, plays tennis, and sings . . . inter- ested in orl . . . talented dancer . . . wants to travel in Europe . . . future at college. DAVID CHARLES OUISENBERG 1. Junior Class Pres. 2. Associate Justice 3. V.P. of Board of Welfore 4. Key Club V.P. 5. Varsity Woter Polo Duisy . . . likes sports . . a good skier . . . best subject it science . . . holes Monday mornings and likes Fridoy afternoons ... heoded for Col at Santa Barbaro next yeor. MARSHA KAY ECKHARDT 1. Tennis Club 2 Bridge Club Morsho . . . hobbies include sew- ing . . . avid tennis ployer . . . weekends involve homework . . . plans to continue education at college. JOHN EDMUNDS CAROL EOWARDS 1. Alter School Sporls 2. S.A. Social Choirmon Carol... loves football gomes ond sports . . . number one wish is to travel around the world . . . plans to attend college, but would like to travel first. DAVID ELLIS GREGORY SCOTT ELLIS DENNIS KELLEY ENGLISH 1. I.F.C- 2. Choir 3. Glee Club 4. Senior Privilege Cord Dennis ... on individualist . . . mainly interested in photogrophy, cors and low . . . would like to be o millionaire . . . plans to attend Foothill Jr. College next yeor. ANNE ELIZABETH ESPEDAl 1. Jinx 2. Borzer Coves 8etsy . . . loves to ski and sail. . . one o 63 s prelliesl . . . excels in Freneh . . . usuolly heord joying Oh nol CLARK FARRELL, JR. Clark . . . interested in aeronautics . . . weekend activities include cars . . . likes to hear Ihe bell of 305 . . . prefers history to gym . . . college in the future. JUDITH MARIE FASANI 1. I F.C. 2. Borzer Coves 3. Aquacade Judy . . . known for her freckles . . and her bad knee . . . works on weekends . . . loves to ski . . . likes art best of all . . . plans on college. DANIEL MORRIS FEELEY 1. Vorslty Woter Polo 2. Vorsity Swimming 3. Componile Don . . . red hair . . . avid skier; both water and snow . . . best sub- ject is English . . . hos most trou ble in chemistry . . . will attend University of Oregon. RUTH ELLEN FEHRENBACHER 1. I-F.C. 2. Choir 3. Athene • Senior Privilege Cord ®uth . . , likes the friendly people ot Poly . . . enjoys reading and singing . . . hopes to have o good tune ol a Midwestern college. BARBARA FINCH 1. I.F.C. 2. Forum Club 3. Bridge Club A. C.S.F Barbara . . . enjoys reading and just reloxing . . . weekends include condy striping . . . best subject is Russian . . . plans for college. PATRICIA JOAN HADING 1. Glee Club 2. l.T.A. Pol . . . luture plan ore secretar- ial school . . . prefers family Liv ing to Biology . . . likes to bowl ond swim. SHERYL LYNNE FONG 1. Closs Council 2. Board ol Welfare Sec. 3. Senior Privilege Cord Com. Sec 4. Jin 5. Aquacade Sheryl . . . clwoys going to meet- ings . . . very active in school af- fairs . . . enjoys the student activ- ities at Paly . . . likes to swim and ski ... a future nurse at Col or the University ol the Pacific. THEODORE FOSTER, JR. I. Bowling Club Ted . . . likes to swim, fish, and go boating . . . secret desire is to be o football player . . . best sub- ject is history . . . college aheod. LYNN MARIE FREDERIKSEN Fredie Ping-o-llng . . . always talk- ing , . olways in o good mood . . . little love is les . . . main interests include skiing — both water ond snow . , . college plons are indefinite. JAMES SAYLER FRYE 1. Forum Club 2. U.N. Club 3 Science Seminor 4 Motif Stafl Jin ... an individualist . . . known for his long hair . . . hobbies in- clude science ond folk music . . . likes to play the banjo . . . would like to be an obsent-minded pro lessor . . . plons to go to college. SUZANNE ELAINE FULLER Percy . . . very radical ... white hair . . . olways funny . . . Stan- lord men . . . “Yes. but can you be trusted? ... ne f stop, lowo State. TERRY EDWARD FRYE 1. Gymnostics Books . . . dislikes greasers . . . surfs, hunts, ond works on his cor . . . dislikes English . . . plons on Foothill, CRYSTAL GAMAGE 1. Pom Pon Girl 2. Boner Coves 3. Modtono 4. Jinx 5. Social Planning Committee Critlle bomb . . always talking . . . an orgonirer . . . loves to ski . . . enjoys throwing parlies . . . likes football and basketball gomes . . . plans on Col . . . likes people and seniors ... and art. ROBERT GARDNER 1. Block P 2. Voriily Diving 3. Bosketboll 4. Voriily Water Polo Bob . . . biggest llirl . . . loll ond handioma . . . Senior (lame it Sharon . . . work� ol S.R.I. on the weekend . . . headed for Cal at Sonlo Barbaro. RONALD EDWARD GARRATT 1. Basketball 2. Baseball 3. Block P Ron . . . interested in sport good pronunciation — Junior girl .-... yo know ... want o rich blue eyed blonde . . . will attend the Univenily of Sonta Cloro or S.J.S. 1 EDWARD GASSMAN, JR. 1. Board of Welfare, Exec. Coni 2. Boskelball 3. Baseball Ed . . . hobble include golf, work, doling, and homework during weekend . , . likes to tease people . . . wants to be happy ond suc- cessful . . . plant on allending Claremont College. SHARON LEE GENTRY 1. Economic Club Shoron . . especially inlerested in photogrophy . , . likes lo study sociology . . . secret desire it lo be o lawyer . . . future plans in dude college. THOMAS BURRIS GlAISTER 1. Varsity Baseball Tom . . . interested in cart, porties, ond girls , , . can utuolly be seen with Barbara . . . worst subject is Family living (?)... future plans ore college. ERNEST W. GLOVER Ernie . , . loves the sea , , . inter- ested in bools . . . mo n weekend activities include .the Sea Scouts • . . number one with it lo own o 65-foot motorboat. ARTHUR FRED GUIM 1. Sound Crew 2. Audio-Visual Club 3. Audio-Visual Crew Art . . . interesled in watchmaking . . . enjoys Aeronautics . . . Sunday school teacher . . . plant on a year of work ol o mission . . . collage ofler mission work. KATHRYN DEE GLUNZ 1. Jinx 2. Modern Donee Club Kathy ... a skier . . . full of fun .. . otlends many parlies . . . known for her little blue VW ... hopes to gel accepted into Col-Poly. JAMES WILSON GRAY 1. Block P 2. Football Monoger Pinkie . . . likes to soil . . . good football manager . . . not enough lime al noon . . .known for blond hair and red foce . . . plans on college or Coosl Guard. PAUL CHANDLER GONOA 1. Soccer Team 2. Science Seminor 3. German Club Paul . . . flomenco guitar . . . best sublet is sociology . . . interested in the lermon case . . . wants to join the Peace Corps . . . college plans. LYNNE GUINN 1 Bonier Coves lynne . . . transferred to Sequoia . . . perties . . . wants a Corvette . . . a 0 groduote from Sequoia . . . plans to oltcnd Foothill. BAhRY LANCE GOLD8LATT 1. Varsity Football 2. Varsity Track 3 Key Club 4. Board of Wclfore 5. Block P Barry . . . known lor his biq hands and feet . . . drinks 75 cent milk- shakes , . . best subject is lunch . . . thinks the doers are too small ot Poly . . . college plans after graduation. ADELE MARIANNE GUIDOUX 1. Modern Dance Club Adele . . . long blonde hair . . . known far being a flirl . . . Bob Campodonico . . . best subjeci is Spanish . . . enjoys swimming and music (joxz) . . . college at Cal. NANCY GREGORY 1. Bonier Coves 2. Jinx 3. Aquacodc 4. Modrono 5. Board of Welfare Nance . . . olwoys busy . . . most poised . . . o qood friend to mony . . . partial to the doss of '60 . . . Mike . . . promising future in mu- sic .. . San Jose Stale. RUTH MARIAN GULICK 1. Choir 2. Sophomore Class Council 3. l.T.A. 4. Jinx Ruth . . . guitar ployer . . . loves sociol activities . . . Senior flame is Dick Beahrs . . . plans for Col. MOREY GUSTAFSON DIANE GORDON GUY 1. Cheerleader 2. Bonier Cover 3. Jinx 4. Aquacade Board 5. Board of Welfore Diboc . . . smell but mighty . . . ovid skier . . . surfer . . . most fun on a date . . . loves parties . . . interested in painting . . . Cal or Whittier is her next stop. CAROLE JEANNE HAAG 1. Aquaccdc 2. l.T.A. 3. Jinx 4. Choir Carole . . . enjoys swimming and dancing . . . loves portics . . . dis- likes homework . . . plons to go to Son Jose State. WILLIAM LUND HASIACHER '• Componile, Feature Editor ? Swimming 3 Water Polo ■ Cross Country 3- Block P ill . . . hobbies are stamp coiled ,n9 ond electronics . . . enjoys toot- le� gomes . . . number one wish 'o be the N. Y Times Editor.. . •text stop it University of Oregon. ED N HAYES 1. Block P 2. Varsity Football 3. Varsity Boseball Eddie . . . number one interest is sports . . . enjoys gym . . . dislikes physics one French . . . after grad uation plons include college. JUDITH ANN HEAD 1. Girls' league Cabiret 2. C.S.F. 3. Jr. Cios� Council 4. Choir Judy ... toll ond pretty ... enjoys water skiing . . . Rick Corpenter . . . will he o primary teacher . . . plans to otlend Son Jose Stole. DURHAM PORTER HEFT A 1. Sponish Club Durham . . . quiet . . . good sense ol humor . . . prefers biology to history . . . sleeps ond works on weekends . . . trip to New York with lourie . . college later. DOUGLAS JAMES HIIEMAN 1. Trock 2. Cross Country 3. Block P 4. Board of Athletic Control Doug . usually quiet . . . inter- ested in sports, especially track ond cross country . . . future plans include college at Col ot Berkeley. CARL ANDREW HEANEY. JR 1. Varsity Football 2. Varsity Wrestling 3 Block P 4 Boys' league Big Corl. .. olteody lefl for Japon . . . great football ployer . . . moil naive . . . gullible . . . enjoys beach parties . . . University of Hawaii is next stop. SHARON HIGGINS ELI7ARETH HIIGARD JENNIFER HILL 1. Gold Slor Memorial Committee 2. Jinx 3. U.N. Club 4. Board of Wclfore 5. Art Club Jen . . . wonderful dancer poised . . . Steve Rogers ... en- joys music and ort . . . how pc- thclic . . . o psychology major ol Cal. DONALD LAURENS HIL1HOUSE 1. Cross Country 2. Track 3. Invaders Band lorry ... ploys the piono ... works at Chondlers . . . likes Arlene . . . wants to love ond be loved . . . best subject is history . . . plans to otlend either Cal er Oregon Stole. HEATHER EVE HODGES I. Tri G Evie . . . smoll ord cole . . . wou.d like lo learn how lo ski . . . enjoys Poly s (oolholl games . . . hopes 10 eventually gel into Cal . . . Foothill will be her next school. PETER CHARLES HONEY 1. German Clob 2. Wrestling Team 3. Gymnostics Team Hcney . . . skis . . . enjoys brunch at Paly . . . number one wish is to graauatc . . . (olore pre-med stu- deri ... then on to Medical School. RANDOIPH RAY HOLIAOAY 1. Choir 2. Town one Country Open House Roney . . . interested in drafting, orl and singing . . . en|Oys Paly's excellent teachers . . . won the Incustriol Arts Award at the Coun- ty Fair lost summer . . will major in Industrial Design at S.J.S. DUNCAN JAMES HORN 1. Soccer Club 2. Track Duncan . . . shy but nice . . . en- joys sports such os golf and skiing . . . wonts lo become o millionaire . . . onioys Poly's spirit and tradi- tions . . . luture at college. GARY DAVID HORN 1. Election Board 2. U.N Club 3. Board of Welfare Gory . . . long eyelashes . . . would like o Privilege Cord . . . week- ends include working one skiing . . next slop is Col at Santo Bar- bara. STEPHEN PHILIP HORNE I. Tronsfer from New Jersey Steve . . . hobbies include reading . . . water skit . . . enjoys Miss Turner's Jewel dropping best best subject is chemistry . . . plans to attend San Jose State. LINDA LEE HOUSEMAN 1. l.T.A. 2. Jinx Linco . . . o real clowr . . . ol- noys keeps people laughing . . . always scon with Bill . . . loves to ski — both water ond snow wants the future with Bill . . San Jose Stole is her next stop. MARY ELLEN HOWARD 1. Bonier Coves Howie . . . known for her small height . . . loves parlies . . . Denny . . . enjoys watching football . . . woulo love lo own c Corvette . . plans to attend Foothill. 35 JAMES RALPH HUNTSBERGER I. Log. Council, Vice Pres. 3. Moth Club. Pros. 3. Bridge Club 4. Attorney ol low 5. Junior Statesmen Jim . . . very intelligent . . . ore of the lop moth students . . . en- joys post bridge club fun . . . likes bosketbcll goires . . . next stop will be ol Horvord, Yole, or Stan- ford. DIANA GRACE HURD I. French Club Diono . . . blonde and quiet . . . olwoys seen with Keith . . . enjoys painting . . . weekends involve horseback riding . . . secret desire is to be on archeologist . . . future college plans. HILLARY JAYNE HURST 1. Bonzer Caves 2. Madrono Hilly lump lump . . . enjoys swim- ming and reading . . , likes Chuck . . . loves parties . . . likes to lake helmets . . . will oltond Scripps. Stephens, or Wisconsin. PAUl JAMES HUSTON, JR. 1. Block P 2. Gymnastics 3. Wrestling Jim . . good physique . . . enjoys oil sorts of sports . . . rspeciolly porlia! to gymnostics ond wrestling . . . plans to oltend college next fall. ANTHONY K. HUNG I. Soccer Team 3. U.N. Club Tony . . . likes sports ond stamp collecting . . . enjoys the assem- blies, rallies, ond athletic games at Poly . . plans on college in the future. STEVE ANTHONY INJAYAN 1. Soph Football 2. Track 3. Swimming Steve . . . interested in cors . . . enjoys the Poly girls . . . dislikes the Student Court . . . secret wish is a dale with Mrs. Musick . . . will further his education of Son Jose Slate. UNDA IEE IKEHORN 1. Aquacade 2. Choir Linda . . . enjoys art . . . likes to watch football games . . . best subject Is art . . . hardest is Eng- lish . . . dislikes Mid-terms . . . plans on Foothill next yeor, then on to Oregon or Washington Stele. ROGER ALAN ISAACSON 1. Vorsity Footboll Ibelly . . . loves sports . . . espe- cially surling . . . quite gullible . . . number one wish is to grad- uate . . . plans on college In the future NELSON M. ISHIYAMA 1. Leg. Council, Pres. 2. Cron Country 3. Jr. ond Sr. Clou Council 4. Bay� ' league Cobinct 5. Track lih . . . active in jludont govern mcnt . . . interacted in golf. fish- ing. ond Iroveling . . . good noth student. . . plane to attend college. SUSAN LIGGETT JAMES 1. Modern Donee Club Slinky . . . known for her tiny wait! . . . loves to attend partiet . . . belt tubiecl it English . . . wonts o Corvette and (notching surlboord . . . will major in ele- memory education . . San Jote Stole. MARGARET JANE ISRAEL 1. Modrono Editor 2. Privilege Card 3. G.I.G., Pres. 4. Board of Welfare 5. Jinx Jono . . . small and friendly . . an avid letter writer . . . enjoyt Paly's tchool spirit ... on organ- izer and eadcr . . . Robin . . hopes to otlend o Midweslorn college. BETH CAROLYN JOHNSON 1. Girls' league Cabinet 2. Choir 3. Jinx 4. Aquacade 5. l.T.A. Beth . . . tall and blonde ... known for tolking . . leorning how to surf . . . enjoys life to its fullest . . . senior Home is Tommy Davis . . . plons ahead for Oregon State. BRUCE GRANT JOHNSON I. Block P 7. T. C. Open House, Chrm 3 Senior Privilege Card Bruce . . interested in sports and minioture trains . . . plans to at- tend Stonford . . . enjoys Poly's otmosphere . . . best subject is history . . . a future architect. DAVID REYNOLD JOHNSON 1. Commissioner of Public Welfore 2. Moth Club 3. Key Club 4 Cross Country 5. C.S.E. Dcve . . active in stueent govern, 'em . . . interested in drama . . . best graces in science . . dreams about being c Supreme Court Jus- •ice . . will study low at college. DANIEL OELANO JOHNSON 1. Varsity Basketball 2. Boord of Welfare, Exec. Comm 3. Block P Don ... a toll blond . . . very friendly . . . o great basketball player . . . interested in history . . . plans to gc to Cal or Son Joso State. PHILIP RASHLEIGH JOHNSON 1. Sr. Privilege Cord Comm., Pres. 2. Board of Weifara 3. Bridge Club 4. Moth Club 5. C.S.F. Phil... the other holf of the John- sons . . . enjoys science . . . ploys poker . . . plons on college at Yale or Princeton . . . o dedicoted Poly student. LUNO MORGAN JOHNSON 1. Roily Committee 2. Social Commissioner 3. Spring Ploy 4. Little Vike little Vike . . . biggest clown . . . talented in drome . . . enjoys mu- � ic . . . always good f or o joke . . . hopes to learn more about people at Brigham Young Univer- sity. CORALEE STRANATHAN JONES 1. Choir 2. CA. Coxy . . . likes to wo'er end snow ski . . . enjoys football and bos ketboll gomes . . . known tor her witty scrcocm . . ’ Nicol . , , wants to win the Grand Prix plans to attend the University of Arizono. ELEANOR E. JONES 1. Senior Clots Council 2. Jinx 3. Junior leg. Council 4. Aquacade 5. Board of Welfare Ellie . . . pretty . . . best smile . . . weokends include olmos! anything . . . Senior flamo is Jeff Sanders hos trouble in Family living . . . plans to go to Stanford or U.C.l.A. GLORIA ANN JONES 1. latin Club. Pres 2. I.F.C. 3. C.A. 4. Choir 5. Bridge Club Joncsy . . . hobbies include mod- ern darcing . . aef:v lotin stu- dent . . . hardest subject is chem- istry . . . that's ife . . . would I ke to bicycle through Europe next stop is college. JANET ANN JONES 1. Senior Privilege Caro Comm. 2. 3oaro of Wellorc 3. C.S.F. 4. .Forum Club 5. 8 idge Club Janet . . . studious . . . accom plished pianist . . . enjoys ploying bridge . . . known for losing her contacts . . . Pomona College is her next stop. PIERRE JONES WILLIAM BREWSTER JONES 1. C Bcsketba'I 2. Componile 3. Gymnoslics 4 Block P B II . . . likes to trovel . . . enjoys Paly's hollywood and Vine . . . secret desire it to own a Corvette . . . best subject is Journalism . . plans on attending linfleld College. 38 LEE WESIEY JUIUERAT 1. Componite 2. Swimming 3. C and 0 Basketball 4. Key Club 5. Block P Rot . . . known for hi hoight . interested in athletic . . . white levi . . best subject i Journa- lism . . . plant to attend Son Jose Stole. SUSAN BEYTHE JURD 1. R.I.F.. Pres. 2. Heed Cheerleader 3. Jinx 4. Roily Committee Hoodgc . . talented dancer . . . enthusiastic chcerleoder . . . Sen- ior flame it Jim Novelli . . . surfs . . . wants to go to Mexico to o bull fight. GIRIJA KARAMCHETI 1- I.F.C. 2. Medics 3. Modern Dance Ciub Gidge . quiet ... inttont laughter . . . interested in piano anc pho- tography . . . college bound . beautiful eyes. CHARIES KASTIGAR IARRY KAVINOKY SHIRIEY JEAN KAVANAUGH 1. After School Sports 2. Choir 3. lotin Club lee . . . talkative . . . likes sports cors . . . enjoys footboll games . . interested in art and biology . . . worst subjects ore Geometry and lotin . . will go to Californio Polytechnical College KANDY KATHERINE KEAST 1- Choir Kandy . . . beautiful red hoir . . . enjoys art one music . . . likes to cook and read . . o future Psy- chology mo;o ot U.C. at Berkeley or S.J.S. JEROME ALIEN KEAVENY J. K. ...'ikes to work on cors... plans on being wcolthy . . . that's not the point . . . docs 'just about anything on weekends. PAUL THOMAS KEEBLE 1 Soph. Water Polo 2. Vanity Swimming Tom ... on individual . . . main intermit include skiing end ikin diving . . . likes the Poly parking lot . . . wijhes to be successful . . . o future forest fire fighter. ROBERT LEON KEENEY 1. Block P 2. C.S.F. 3. Donee Bond 4. Forum Club 5. Moth Club Robin . . . o trumpet ployer . . . like� extended noon hour� . . . steep� on weekends . . . best sub- ject is math . . . worst subject is history ... Stonford is hit next stop. SUSAN DENNY KER 1. Senior Clots V.P. 2. Social Plonning Comm 3. R.I.F. 4. U.N. Club 5. Board of Welfare Auto . . . great personality ... al- ways happy . . . likos to dance . . . usually teen with Pout . . . wishes to go to Europe after col- lege . . . plan� to go to Col at Santa Barbaro. ALBERT JOHN KINDERMAN 1. Varsity Football 2. Forum Club Pres. 3. leg. Council 4. C.S.F. Pequena Rojo . . . red hoir . . . Wendy Bush . . . would like to be presicent of General Motors . . . next slop is Harvard or Stanford. KAREN MARIE KEENAN 1. R.I.F. 2. Jinx Kcri . . . known for her hoir . . . it's no big thing . . . hobbies include painting ond drawing . . . senior flame is Tom Post . . . plans on college. RICHARD KEESLING ROBERT STANFORD KERNOFF 1. Wrestling 2. C Basketball 3. Track Bob . . . redhead . . . good phy- tique . . . hobbies are hunting ond fishing . . . secret ambition is to be captain on o boat . . . plons to attend Son Jose Stale ... a biology major. EDITH GOODRICH KIRK 1. Girls' Activities Commissioner 2. Bcord of Welfare Sec. 3. Aquacade 4. C.S.F. 5. G A.A. Edie . . . o greol organizer ond leader . . . active in school affairs . . . Stanford . . . best subject is history . . . next stop at Mills, Smith or Whitman KATHLEEN KIRKHART 1. Boner Coves 2. Co op Seller Corol . . . love� to go placet . . . enjoys Paly's open campus . . . plons on becomirg a Certified Public Accountant . , . Foothill it her noxt school. SUSUMU KODANI 1. Photography Club 2. Block P 3. Wrestling 4. Gymnastics Susumu . . . interested in photog- raphy . . . likes to fish . . favor, lie subject it art . . . olso inter etted in P.E. . . . will go to Foot- hill Jr. College next year. WILLIAM DAVID KREMEN 1. Vorsily Football 2. Varsity Wrestling 3. Forum Club 4. Bridge Club little Willy . . . good humor . ping-pong at Tressider Union . . plons on college in the near future. VIRGINIA EVELYN KUHN 1. Senior Privilege Cord 2. Board of Welfare 3. Orchestra 4. Bond 5. Choir Ginny . . . always smiling . . . tal- ented violinist . . . likes to ling . . . hopes to travel to Europe . . . college ahead. STEPHEN K KNOLFS Steve . . . likes to camp one col- lect money . . . enjoys Paly's bos- kclboll games . . . Dianne . . . plans on University of Pacific . . . number ono wish is to graduate— from college. SIGNE ANN KRAUSE 1. S.A. 2. Jinx 3. Tennis Club Sig . . . sweet personality ... avid tennis player . . . skier . . . Lorry Judy . . . beautiful red car . . . wants to lood a successful life . . . plans for college. LAWRENCE ARTHUR KROMER 1. Football 2. Cross Country 3. Track 4. Career Doy Lorry . . . interested in mountoin climbing . . . weekend activities include rock climbing with the Sierra Club . . . best subject is woodshop . . . plons for future in- clude an occupation. VIRGINIA BELL LaHADERNE 1. C.A. 2. Motif 3. Homomoking Club, Sec. 4. Art Club Ginno . . . guillible . . . adds to school spirit . . . talented orlisl . . . Stanford . . , secret wish is to make it through Foothill, MARY ELLEN IAMB 1. Modern Donee Club 2. Molii Bonnie . . . likes to donee . . . candy stripes on weekends . . . ho� trouble in Chemistry . . . ploni to attend Col Poly next ycor. CHRIS ROSCHER LAMPE 1. B Basketball 2. Soph Football 3. B'oek P Chri� . . . likes the Junior girls . . . red shoe� ond black sweat shirts . . . Corolyn Clark is o sen- ior Home . . . ponies . . . will be o forcigr correspondent . next stop is Whittier. CAROL EILEEN LANGLE I. Tri-G's Carol . . . quiet . . . talented in music . . . enjoys Poly's open com- pus . . . hopes to study in Europe a (ulure Physical Theropy mo- ior . . University of the Pacific. JEFFREY MARK LERMAN 1. Radio Club 2. Sound Crew 3. lob Assistant Jell . . . known tor his service to school . . . enjoys sound crew . . . wants to be on M.D. . . . dislikes communications at Poly. PHILLIP ALLEN LARSON 1. Photogrophy 2. Gymnastics 3. Choir 4 Boys Choir Phil . . . ploys the orgon, bowls and skis . . . prefers P E. to Chem- istry . . . Covoir Monza . . . hopes to succeed in everything ho docs . . . Son Jose Stole. JANIS ELLEN LEHMANN Jon . . . likes Po y s open campus . Aubrey Preston ... '55 Chevy station wogon . . . fines science her hardest subject . . . plans to otlend college. SUZANNE JENSEN LARSEN 1. A.F.S. Student from Denmark 2. German Club 3. I.F.C. Sur . . . Danish . . . woncerful personality . . tall and blonde . . . interested in music end cook inq . . . number one wish is hap- piness for everyone . . o friend to all . . . will continue her edu- cation in Denmark. STEPHAN ALLEN LEVY 1. Cross Country 2. Band ond Donee 8ond 3. Boord of Welfare. Group leader 4. Boys' league Cabinet 5. Silver Seal Planning Comm. Steve . . . quiet, but fricncly enjoys sports ... ski trips on week ends . . . best subject is Chemistry .. potential college studen . NANCY LOUISE LOCK 1. I.F.C., Pros 2. G I G.. Pres 3. Choir Nor . . . interested in Norm one dancing . . . forget if . . . usu- ally loughinq . . . parlies . . . en joys Poly people . . . p ans to o'- tend Foothill next September SUSAN FLORA LIOGATE 1. S.A., Vice Pros. 2. I.F.C. 3. Girl 1 Block P 4. Jinx 5. Aquacade Sue . . . enjoys For East History, oanccs, and football games . . . hoi o Saturday job . . . will attend collego . . . o futuro sociology or anthropology major. AlAN LINSLEY 1. Block P 2. Boys leegue Cabinet 3. Trcck At . . . cuiet ord sophisticated . . . unch cl Kccbles . . . prefers history to moth . . . plans to go North next yecr to Monlo College. IAIRD IOMAX 1. Varsity Faotbol 2. Varsity Baseball 3. Block P 4. Board of Athletic Control lorry . . . grcol footboll p oyer . . interested in oil kinds of tportt . . . enjoys the Clou of ‘63 . . dislikes the sophomore boys . . plans for college. BONNIE JEAN LOOK 1. Board of Welfare 2. Tri-G � 3. Choir Bonnie . . . short . . . likes to sing THEODORE LOOS . . . enthusiostic skier . . . week- ends involve dales ond sports . . . oh soy . . . will go to Col ot Sonto Bor bora GARY DALE LOUNSBERRY I. Footboll Manager 2- Baseball Manager 3- Varsity Football 4 Block P Go,y • . . known for his sire . enjoys sports . . . works on his Plymouth . . . secret desire is to he o policeman . . . prefers P.E. Basic Business . . . unsure of which college he will offend SHARON LOU LOUNSBERRY 1. C.A. 2 Girls' Block P 3. Modern Dance Cub Sharon artistic tolerls . likes Poly's school spirit . . Stcn ford oonces . . . would like lo be- come o greol orfisl . . . lulurc orl major of college. ALAN LOVELESS 1. Block P, Vice Pres. 2. Boys leoque 3. Boord of Welforo 4. Sr. Clott Council 5. Vcrsity fiosketboll Alon . . . most friendly . . . greol personolity . . . ovid golfer . . . choses Sue O’Brien oround . . . will allend U.C.l.A. with John Ale , onder. DIXIE LEE LUEBCKE 1. C.A. Jinxie . . . known for her driving . . . like� the Poly football, basket- ball ond baseball gcircs . . . datet on weekends . . . Foothill it her next tlop JOHN RICHARD LUCY 1. Bond 2. Pep Bond 3. Sr. Privilege Cord Comm. 4. 8oard of Welfore 5. Tennit Teom John . . . intereitcd in mutic . . . teaches clarinet . . . cislikei finals . . . hopes to groduote from col- lege . . . wants to obtain an in- teresting and rewarding occupa- tion . . . U.C.l.A. LINDA ELLEN LUSCHER 1. Jinx 2. 8onrer Coves 3. Modern Dance Club, Sec. 4. Board of Welfore 5. Rally Committee lindo . . . known for her giqgle . . . alwoys smiling . . . likes to toil, donee, ond twin- . . . best subject it history . , . future stud- ies ot college. STEVEN LYNCH BARBARA JEAN McClINTOCK 1. i.f.C. 2. Homomcking Club 3. G I G . Sec. 4. Jinx Borb .. . moin interests are sports ond social activities . . . likes Poly dances . . best subject it cloth- ing . . . worst subject is chemistry . . , college ohaod. tim McCarthy KARL JOHN McCRARY 1 Water Polo 2. Swim Teom 3. Aquacade Karl . . . one ol the best swimmers around . . . most fun on a -date . . . weekends include club parlies . . . Senior flame it Corolyn Cod- ding bound for co'lege 44 KAREN LYNN MeCUllOUGH 1. Jin 2. Tri-G's Mickey . . . hobbies include swim ming . . . Stanford parties . . . enjoys football gomes and lunches at Foster's . . . best subject is Family Living . led out of slate. college plans DAVID McDOUGAll 1. Audio-Visual Club. Pres. 2. Varsity Football, Mgr. Mac . . . interested in skiing, foot- ball and basketball ... likes Paly's student government . . . wonts to be a bachelor . . . Foothill is his next school. THOMAS WILLIAM McCULLOUGH 1. Election Board, Chrm. 2. U.N. Club Tom . . . collects coins, rocks, and stomps . . . ploys feotbcll ond ten- nis . . . oesires cor insuronce . . . hopes to get into Stanford . best subject is math . . o con- scientious student. CATHERINE ANNE McFAODEN 1. C A. 2. Choir 3. Track Official 4. Homemoking Club Cathy ... likes football gomes ond track meets . . . dislikes snobby people . . . hopes to travel oround the world ... a future Home Econ- omics major at Foothill. ALLISON MARY McLEAN 1. Jinx 2. U N. Club 3. Homemoking Club 4. Modern Donee Club. Pres. ANie...a greet dancer ... friend- ly personality . . . likes to draw ond sketch . . . Yowiel . . . e Sociology mojor ot Son Jose Stole VIRGINIA JANYE McLEOD 1. I.F.C. 2. Board of Welfare 3. l.T.A. 4. Bridge Club Charlie . . . interested in art . . . fond of sports . . . usually seen on crutches . . . would like to go to WillomeHe . . . will mojor in So- ciology. History, or Psychology. MICHELE JEAN McLEOO 1. Motif Staff 2. I.F.C. 3. French Club Michele . . . most talented in ort . . . likes the good teachers ot Poly . . . weekends include theater work . . . number one wish it to be o good ortisf. Michael McMillan Mike . . . new to Poly . . . main interest is drafting . . . after grad- uation plans are undecided . . . enjoys Paly's atmosphere ... num- ber one wish is to be successfully employed FERRYIE BRYANT McOMBER, JR 1. Tennis Teom 2. German Club 3. Choir Biyont . . . interested in tennis, baseball ond architecture ... sinqs in o quartet . . . hopes to do well ol colleqc . . . plans io attend Br.qhom Young University. THOMAS RAIPH McQUINN 1. Gymnastics 2. Basketball 3. Spanish Club Tom . . . enjoys skiing . . . Cal- culus . . . wishes most ol all to graduale . . . plons on attending Foothill next Foil. CAROl GRACIA MocMILlAN 1 Trl-O's 2 I FC Carol . . . enjoys sewing . . . o Candy Striper . . . goes to S J.S on the weekends . . Jim Preston . . . best subject is shorthand . . Col Poly is her next slop. WI11IAM OSCAR MADDAUS 1. German Club Mouse . . . likes Poly's social lile . . . interested in Civil Engineering . always seen with lindo . . . best subject is history . . . oiler graduation he plons on Cal or Stanford. EllEN ORLADINE MADISON 1 Tronsler fro ir Roosevelt High. Des Moines, lowo. Homer . . . crazy driver . . . first year of Poly . . . expressive eyes . . . enioys music . . . uncertain of which college to attend. GRACE MIRIAM MAGUIRE Gracie . . . enjoys most of the people at Poly . . . John is her Senior Homo . . . secret desire is to fly bock to New York . . . col- lege p'ons ahead. MIUICENT MARINO ROBERT IAWTON MARPIE 1. Gymnastics 2. Track Bob . . . enjoys football gomes ond Fridays . . . dislikes the tordy bell . - . Tonga . . . wants to be rich . . . plans on college. 46 JANET LYNN MASIK 1. Jinx 2. Aquocode 3. S.A. 4. Homrmokinq Club 5. Girl� ' Block P Jon . . . pretty Howoiion doncer . . . hobb'es include the piano ■ .. dislikes finols . . . will be o future nurse at college. KAREN MEISENGER 1. Bonier Coves 2. Choir 3. Aquacade 4. Art Club Mousey . . . toll and friendly . . . her flame is a Crocken . . . ollends Sheri's parlies . . . wools to be in Son luis Obispo . . . plons to at tend long Beoch Stole. JANET ELIZABETH MATTHEWS 1. Choir 2. I.F.C. 3. Spanish Club Jon . . . moin interests ore reed- ing, horses, and tennis . . . week- ends include shopping and read- ing .. . hopes to go to college in Oregon . . . will study nursing. ROBERTA FRANCES MARTIN 1. Aquacade 2. l.T.A. 3. Jinx Robin . . . likes to swim . . . en- joys Poly's open campus . . . plons to attend Son Jose Slate ... fu- ture career being on oirlinc stew- ardess . . . then marriage. SHARON LEE MATHIS 1. Career Day, Chrm. 2. Aquocode 3. Jinx 4. Bocrd of Welfare Sherry . . . biggest clown . . keeps people toughing . . . likes lo horseback ride . . . always seen with o '60 graduate named John . . . University of California or Colorado next yeor. KRIS MELLON ANGELA MARINE? Angela . . . plays the piono . . . enjoys swimming ond horseback riding . . . likes to travel . . . en- joys seeing the ploys ol Paly . . . plans to attend college. I . EILEEN MARILYN MAYERS 1. Campanile 2. Jinx 3. S.A., Pres. 4. Student Government Newsette Hymie . . . very naive . . . week- ends include “just about every- thing . . . best subject is English . . . tell me about it . . . will attend college. MICHAEL MERRILL KAREN ANN MIKKELSEN 1. Homemoking Club, Sec 2. SA. 3. I.F.C. Keren . . . quiet end nite . . . sews beautifully . . . enjoys foolboll gome . . . hope� to finish college . . . uncertain ol which college to otlend CHARLES DEAN MILLER Chuck . . . nuirber one turfer . . . talented artist . . . b ond hair . . . lovet partiet . . wotchei Poly' greater . . . hope to graduate . , plant to attend the Hill.” W. GREGORY MENDELL 1. Key Club 2. Board Of Welfare 3. Vanity Golf 4. U N Club 5. Block P Greg . . . mainly intcretted in golf ond pool . . . cnjoyt attending batketball and football garnet . . ditliket receiving report card in the mail . . . next slop i Fretno Stole College SALLY GILSON MENTZER 1. Girls' league Cabinet, Sec. 2. Jinx 3. Board of Welfare 4. S.A. Sally . . . guardian ongel of the wild Senior girl . . . very friendly ■ . . enjoyt tennii, camping and reading ... a future nurie ... a good friend to many . . . will at- tend Pembroke or Col. MARY MARGOT MICHALSKI 1. Bonzcr Covet, Pret. 2. Jinx 3. Aquacade 4. C.S.F. 5. Madrono Micki . . . tophlilicoted . . . par- tial to beard and tporlt cert . . . beautiful clolhet . . . wonlt to marry o millionaire . . . enjoyt Poly't proximity to Stanford . . - will head there next yeor. MAREN ANN MILBANK 1. Bonier Covet 2. Aquacade 3. Jinx 4. Board of Welfare 5. Jr. Clatt Council Marni . . . o flirt... Jim Williamt enlhutiatlic gome watcher . . . like to tki . . . best subject it Phytict . . . maybe Duke University next year. JOAN VIVIAN MILLER 1. Pom Pon Girl 2. R I.F. 3. Jinx 4. Aquacade 5. Jr. Class Sec. Joannie . . . prettiest of 63 . . Soph, ond Jr. Footboll Queen liket to swim ond ride . Steve Boytol is her Sr. flome . . plon to attend college. y MEREOITH LEIGH MII1ER Meredith . . hobbies include col- lecting records . . . enjoys singing dislikes the noisy cors ot Poly . . . will continue education ot Foothill. ROBERT MISENHIMER SUSAN MITCHELL 1. Jinx 2. Athene 3. Aquacade 4 l.T.A. 5. Board ot Welfare Sue . . . likes to ski . . . hopes to be a teacher . . . takes port in school activities . . . aids in school spirit LORNA JEAN MONTAGUE 1. Jinx 2. Girls' Block P. Sec. 3. Sr. Privilege Cord Comm 4 G A A Board 5. UN. Club lorro alwoys organized . . . a good leader. .. relaxes on week- ends . . . best subject is science . plans on Pomona College. 1 NANCY MILNE 1. Board of Welfare 2 G.A.A. Bcord 3 Jinx 4. Aquacade 5 Girls' league Nancy . . . quiet . . . herd worker . . . enjoys swimming ond sewinq . . dislikes History . . . plans to attend Colorado State POLLY MITCHELL 1. I.F.C. 2, After School Sports 3 Girls' Block P 4. German Club Polly . . . cycled through Europe enjoys singing . . . likes Poly's school spirit . . . hopes to go to Botes College. TINAH MONSON Tinoh . . . known for her hod ond foil driving . hobbies include bowling . . interested in cooking . . hopes for love, happiness, ond money . . . will enter Foothill Processing School. JOHN MONTGOMERY OAVID JEFFREY MOSS I Football 2. Gymnastics 3 Wrestling Dove moil radical . . . known for hi� ofler Sequoia porlies ... wild clolhe� . . . bcil subjeci il qrcphlc orl� . . . plani lo go lo either Foothill or Mexico City Col- lege. TYRONE FRANCIS MUILAN 1. C Basketball Ty . . . Ann'� husband . . . inter- ested in motorcyclei and rocing . . . desires 5.000 shores of A T. T. . . . plans on attending Whit- man College in Washington. DIANE MORRIN 1. Jinx 2. G.I.G. 3. C.S.F. Oione ... a goad skier . . . Irov els to l.A. on the weekends . . . Roger . . hos trouble in chemistry . . . headed lor U.C.l.A. next yeor. NANCY ANNE MORRIS 1 R.I.F.. Vice Pres. 2 Cheerleader 3. Jinx 4. Board of Welforc, Exec. Board 5. Campanile Nanni ... a cute cheerleader ... grab bog editor . . . lorry Bishop . . . cor accidents . . . hopes for o yeor in Europe . . . then Col ol Santo 8orbara. ELIZABETH ANN MUUAN 1. I.F.C. 2. Spanish Club Belty . . . qreot personality . . . mainly interested in Art . . . en- joys tordies least ot Poly ... se- cret desire Is to hove o privilege cord . . . plans on Son Jose Stole. ANNE LOUISE MUUAN I G.I.G. Anne . . . quiet . . . married to Ty . . . enjoys the attendance office least at Paly . . . plons to con tinue her education at college. PEGGY ANNE MUUER 1. Spring Ploy 2. Drama Club 3. R.I.F. Pom . . . enjoys water ond snow skiing . . . best companion on an island ... open houses... watches people ol the S.F. Airport ... a future dentist or towyer. CHARLOTTE LOUISE MUFFETT I. Tri-G's Muffy . . . likes jail . . . |Ob on the weekends . . . first yeor ot Poly . .. went to Los Altos High for three years . . plan lo of tend Foo'hill. 50 EDWIN ROBERT MUNSEY 1. 3 Bosketball 2. Voriity Basketball 3. Cross Country Bob . . . mainly interested in sports . . enjoys the girls cl Poly . . . black tennis shoes . . . wonts to own o Corvctto . . , will attend the Univorsily of Oregon or Ore- gon Stole. SYLVIA M. NANNY I. C.A. Syl� io . . . enjoys Poly's rallies . . . dislikes the small lockers ... I wont to be Bobby's girl” . . . best subject it moth . . plans turn to college. N - MARY ELIZABETH NEWTON 1. Commissioner of Girls' Athletics 2. C.S.F. 3. Soph. Class V. Pres. 4. Girls' State Alternate 5. Jinx Mery . . . active in student gov- ernment . . . excellent student .. . interested in sports . . likes to sing . . . hopes to oltend Bryn Mowr or Stanford. NANCY NINES 1. C.SF. 2. leg. Council 3. Board ol Wclfore 4. French Club 5. Silver Seal Planning Comm. Nancy . . . conscientious student . . . most conservative . . . inter- ested in sewing and reading . . . wonts hoppinets and world peace . . . plans on college in the future ROSE JULIA NAGY Rose . . . tolkollve . . . interested in art... likes lo sinq ... travels on weekends . . . Senior flame is lund Johnson . . . plons to ottend college. KIMRICK NEWCOMB 1. Board of Welfare 2. Ccmpanile Kim . . . Newq . . . interested in writing . . . loves ponies . . . won t tell his secret desire . . dis- likes Team Teaching . . . next stop is Cal ol Santo Barboro. JOHN NILES BARBARA VIVIAN NORTH 1. I.F.C. 2. S.A. 3. Aquocode 4. Spanish Club Sorb . . . quiet and clever . . . likes to ski . . . enjoys Poly's open compus . . . known for her little green beetle . . . headed for Foothill next yeor, then on to Col. 51 IAURIF ELLEN OHLIGER 1. Bonier Covet 2. Aquocooe 3. Jinx 4. Madrono Oluve . . . lovei skiing—wafer ana snow . . loothes greotort . . . Senior flomn is let Tollnnr . . ardent fan of foolball ond basket- boll gomes . . . good dancer . . . college at Colorodo State. BRUCE PALMER JAMES JOSEPH NOVEllI 1. Roily Commissioner 2. C.S.F.. Pres. 3. Court Judge 4. A.F.S. Student to Turkey 5. Election Choirmon Jim . . . loll, dork, ond handsome . . . best dressed . . . Senior Court . . . ploys the guitar ond sings . . . future law student ot Stanford Or University of California. JON ALAN OGILVIE 1. Track 2. Wrestling 3. Cross Country Jon ... interested in surfing, ears, sports, and girls . . . night life . . . short hoir . . . prefers Biology to English . . . next stop is Foot- hill. DOREEN O GRADY 1. Borzor Coves 2. Jinx Doreen . . talented dancer . . hobbies include swimming . . . hopes to trovel some doy . . . un- certain of the college to attend. DONNA JANE PACKER 1. Soph. Clots Council 2. G.I.G. 3. Homcmoking Club 4. Spring Ploy 5. Jinx Donno . . . loves to swim . active spectator ot football and basketball gomes . . . enjoys the dances at Poly . . . will major in Dietetics ot U.C I A JANINA RAMEY NOVAK 1. Thespians 2. Frerch lead 3. Jinx Joni . . . most radical . . . great dancer... hobbies include dromo, dancing ond painting . . week ends include o Mr. Berk . . . plans to go to Soroh Lawrence or Ben- nington College SUSAN LINDA O BRIEN 1. Pom Por Girl 2. 8enrer Coves 3. Ral y Committee 4. Jinx Susie . . . cute ond lovable . . . Jr. Prom Queen ... to ented ar- tist . . . Jon . . . enjoys football games . . . Tom Brown is Senior flame . . . p ons to go to Stonford EDWARD PARK £o . . . enjoy� groramor clots . . . o shy surfer . . . ploys sox . . . con be teen skotc bocrding on weekends. MICHAi PATE Mike . . . interested in cort . . . bright red hair . . . friendly (mile . . . future plans indefinite ROBERT DOBSON PAULSON 1. National Merit Semi-Finalist 2. Board of Welfare 3. Boys' league Bob . . o turfer . . . olto likes skiing . . . Senior flaire is Ginny . . number one with is to tloy ,,ngle . . . plan on Stonford or U.C.S.B FRANCIS ELLEN PENNEl 1. Commissioners' Set. 2. Jinx 3. Aquacade 4- Roily Committee 5. Program Selling Froncie . . . likes to ski ond swim • . friendly personality . . . Jeff • • . enjoys the people ol Poly . . . future college student. VIRGINIA ANN PENN I. R.I.F. 3. Jinx 3. Glee Club 4. Modern Dance Club Ginny . . . biggest flirt . . . known for her walk . . . interested in Senior boys . . . would love lo ploy foolboll . . . o future teacher . . . University of Colorado. ROGER PETERS 1. Swim Teem 2. Tennis 3. World Clothing Drive Roger . . . enjoys torgel shooting . . . wants to be a millionaire . . . likes ormy jackets . . . heeding for college. CYNTHIA WARD PARKER 1. Board of Welfare 3. Thespion Club. Treos. 3. Finonce Office 4. S A. 5. Senior Privilege Cord Cy . . . big clown . . . tolkotive . interested in Public Spcoking . . . enjoys reading . . . best sub- ject it World Lit wonts lo attend Pomona KAREN MAY PAULSEN 1. R.I.F. 2. Jinx 3. Choir 4. I.F.C. Karen . . very funny . . good dancer . . . bod nrws . . . en- joys music . . . has fun skole bocrding ond cruising around . .. next school is Col Poly. STEPHEN LEE PHILLIPS Steve . . . interested in sports cors ond sailing . . . enjoys rollies at school . . . desires most to sec the world . . . best in English . . . p ons on San Jose Slate College. MICHAEL PIERCE JUDY CAROL PLEMMONS Judy . . quiet and sincere . . ■ enjoys knitting . . . likes to watch football gomes . . . seen every- where with Rodger . . . offer-grad- uation plans include morrioge. EREOERICK PETER POUACK 1. Forum Club 7 Moli I 3. French Club 4. Spring Ploy Fred . . . wcekenos include read- ing . . . writing . . . ond home work . . . plays the piano ... is a creative writer . . . number one wish is to be o great novelist . . . college plons ore undetermined. CAROLYN LITYANA POLUIANOV I. C.A. 7. Alter School Sports Carol . . . likes to donee . . . en- joys reading . . . Stanford men . . . weekends include parlies ... best subjects ore English and His- tory ... o Social Science major. THOMAS H. POST 1. Woler Polo 7. Golf 3 Block P 4. Board ol Welfare Tom . . . best looking red socks and Hawaiian shirts . . ploys golf and skis . . . c ub parties . . plans on Co ol Soria Barbara. LYNN POWER 7. After School Sports 7. Aquoccdc Lynn . . . likes sports . . . enjoys skateboarding . . . best subject is print shop . . Steve . . . secretly desires a blue Ford Muitong . . . S.J.S. or Monterey Peninsula Col- lege. AMARA PRACHANKADEE I. I.F.C. 7. U.N. Club 3. Art Club Pu . . . interested in books, stamps, and people . . . likes to go to football games . . . secret desire is lo see her family . . . plons on college next year. OLE PRAHM 1. Beard of Welfare 2. Spanish Club 3. I.F.C. 4. So«cr Club Ola . . . extremely tolVative . . . interested in mechanics . . . wishes to hove straight As... Ruth ... prefers Basie Business to Physics . . . plans on college. CAROL LYNN PRESTON I. Choir Carol ... a future airline hostess . . . Scotch and Sodo ... en- joys singing ... dislikes the crowd- ed halls . Ron . . . University of Utah. FREDRICK JAMES PRIB3LE 1. C.S.F. 2. Block P 3. Vorsity Cross Country 4. Vorsity Bosketbcll 5. Student Court Attorney Fred . . toll . . . bosketboll hero . . likes Poly's Soph, girls . . . known for troveling . . plans to attend Col ot Sonta Barbara. CYNTHIA JANET RAFFEl i • Thespions 2. Beard of We’fore 3. I.F.C ■ Jinx 5 Medics Cynth . . . interested in ort . . . beautiful block hair . . . hopes to be o nurse . . . check thot . . - plans on some college up North. RICHARD RAHDER LYNN RACK Lynn . . . very blonde . . ploys the guitor . . . Ned . . . red Cor- vettes . . . torever joking. JILL DIANE RAMSELL 1. l.T.A, Pres 2. I.C.C. 3. Jinx 4. Government New Bulletin Jilly . . . good skier . . . fun .. . enjoys water skiing and swimming . . Roleigh . . . would love to own o ski resort . . future student nt Occidental College KAREN NORA RATNER 1. C.S.F. 2. United Notions Club 3. Girls' Block P 4 Forum Club 5 Bridge Club Karen . . . la kolive . . . o vclun tcer worker . . . plays the cello . . . sews . . . wonts to be a doc- tor .. . best subject is Biology . . . college plans ohecd. PAUL HENRY REINHARDT 1. Student Boay President 2. Key Club 3 Woler Polo 4. Swimming Paul . . . active in student gov- ernment . . . swims . . . enjoys sports . . . Susan Kcr . . . wishes everyone to be hoppy ... Col is Poul s next slop KENNETH KIRK RITCHIE 1. Varsity Gymnastics 2. Wrestling 3. Block P 4 C.S.F 5. Key Club Ken . . . likes to ski ... a per- fectionist . . . wants to live as he would like to for one year . . . Claire ... a future medical stu- dent. DEAN RATHBUN Dean . . . transfer from Michigan . . . guitar player . . . good sense ol humor . . . heading for college RICHARD EDWARD REEDER 1. Block P 2. Court Bailiff 3. Gymnastics 4. Football Rich . good in French and His- tory . . . interested in gymnostics . . . motor-bike . . . this is very true . . . planning on college ol U.C.l.A. or University of Wash- ington, CLARA INES RESTREPO Claro . . . first yeer at Poly . . . from Columbia, South America . . . hobbies include ceramics . . . pre- fers Chemistry Io U. S. History . . . plans to attend the School of Ceromics. WIIHEIMINA LOUISE ROBERTSON 1. I.F.C. 2. U.N. Club 3. After School Sports 4. Thespians 5. Art Club Willy . . . hobbies induce stomps, books and coins . . . enjoys foot- ball gomes . . . likes o I sports . . . would like to bike across the country . . . college plans. NICHOLAS ADAMS ROBINSON 1. Icqiilolive Council 2. Chief Justice 3. U N. Club 4. Spring Ploy S lolin Club Nicky . . tolkotive . . tremen- dous vocobulory . . . greet- ing end tolutotiont . . . act ive in student government . . . plans or o history or Political Science major prod, school will either be History or Low. GAYLE EUNICE ROGERS 1. Modrono Business Mgr. 2. Jinx 3. Boord of Welfare 4 C.S.F. 5. Aquacade Goyle . . . willy remarks . . . hobbies include skiing, paint- ing. and swimming parties . . peripheral vision glasses worn when driving . . prefers Biology to French . . college plons ohead. MICHAEL DENNIS ROSS 1. Board ol Welfore 2. Election Boerd 3. C.S.F. Mike mainly interested in swimming and hiking . . . en- joys his Serior privilege cord . . . number one wish is suc- cess in life . . will attend Col o' Berkeley next yeor. ROBERT GRAY ROWLAND 1. Football 2. Boord of Welfore 3. Science Seminor Bob . . o ski enthusiast . . . weekends include doles . . . friendly . . . science is his strongest subjeci . . next stop is Willamette in Oregon. ANN GOODELL ROBISON 1. Senior Closs Council 2. Boord of Welfare 3. Bonier Coves 4 Aquacade 5. legislative Council Noncy greot tennis ployer . . enjoys sports in general . . . beads ond bracelets . . best subject is French on oclive Senior student . . Sion ford or Smith. KENNETH RAYMOND ROHRS I. lolin Club 2 U.N. Club 3 Commissioner of Finonce 4 Bridge Club S. Senior Privilege Cord Ken . . hobbies include hik mg ond fishing enjoys Poly people dislikes social conformists number one wish is to graduate from Med- icol school . . Occidental or Col is his next school. ROSEMARY ANNE ROSSER 1. Jinx 2 Aquocade 3 C.S.F. Rosemary . . . quiet ond in- telligent . . sews beautifully . . . knits lovely sweaters . . . also interested in hiking ond swimming . . . plans to go to Col at Sonto Barbaro MARY LOUISE RUZICKA 1. GIG Louise blond hoir . . pretty clothes . . enjoys sports • • sews likes football ond bosketboll gomes will attend dentol nursing school next yeor. WIUIAM JEFFERSON SANDERS 1. Vanity Footbc I 2. Vorsity Trock 3. Boorc of Welfore 4. T C Open House Jeff . . tell ond friendly . . . likes o'h elict . . . turfs ond skis . . . wonts lo be o millionoire . . . prefers P E to Physics college ohcod BONNIE ANN RYAN 1. French Club 2. S.A. 3. Jinx Bonnie . . . first yeor ol Poly . . . enjoys doncing . . . likes the kids ol Poly . . . good history tludont . . . bouno for college. PATRICIA MARIE RYAN 1. SA 2. Ternis Club 3. Coreer Ooy Polti . . . outspoken . . . likes the friendliness of Poly students . . . enjoys reading ond tporft . . . will go to Foothill or Son Francis- co State. LYNDA GAY SANTHOFF 1. Tri-Gs 2. Spanish Club lyrdo . . . o SonthoH twin . enjoys open campus . . . often heard toyirg C.K. . . . keeps busy . . . plans for college. LYNNE RAE SANTHOFF 1. Tri-G s 2. I C C.. Sec 3. Spanish Club Lynne . . . San Jose State . . . Job's Daughters . . . sure of her future . . . You Null . . . roltle-broined in o nice woy. CAROLE SATO Carole . . . quiet . . . well dressed . . . sews well . . . college plons ahecd . . . favorite subjecti short- hone. MARGO LYNNE SCHAPER 1. Spring Ploy 2. Aquocodc Pinky . . . cosily embarrassed . . . summer model future plant for Foothill ond Orrgon . . en- joys offer-school sports. JOHN SCHNFIDFR 1. Cross Country 2. lab Assistant 3. Orono Joy . . . most tclcnted . . . terrific folk singer . . . banjo and guitar . . bike racing . . . best in sci- ence . . . wonts to perform ot Comegie Holl . . . future Physics major ot Reed College. KELVIN LEE SEIFERT I Boord of Welforc 7. Farum Club 3. Bridge Club 4. U.N. Club 5. Moth Club '8utk ' . . . ploy� Ihe piono end guitar : . . interfiled in world affair� . . intellectual . . . not fond of Ihe cofeterio food . . . college after gradua- tion. CATHRYN MARIE SCHRODER 1. Molif 7. Troek Official Cathy . . . expressive eye� . . . enjoy� Poly' football gome� . . . interested in creative writing . . plan� on on occupation after gra- duation. DANIEL STANLEY SCHWARTZ I. Soph. Football 7. Variily Football 3. Vanity Wrestling 4. Trock Danny . . . iport� , especially wo- tenkiing . . . tporti ccr fan . . . secret ceiire ii to be 6'7 . . . best in English and History . . . plan on college. DAVID ARE SENSABAUGH 1. Senior Privilege Cord Cam. millee 2. lalin Club 3. I.F.C. 4. U.N. Club Dave . . most conservative . . . slnophiio . . . interested in Chinese history ond culture . . . Nancy . . . looking toward Princeton or Stanford. WARREN SHELLHORN DOLORES LOUISE SHERMAN 1. S.A. 2. Aquacade 3 CS.F. Lori . . . plons for Cal at Berkeley ond marriage . . . secret desire for blonde'hoir . . . Umgowo ' .. . Bill . . . fun at footboll games. SARA CHRISTINE SHORES 1. G.I.G. 2. Aquacade 3. Choir Sore . . . Interested in swimming . . . older men . . . number one wi h is to ski in Norway . . . Phil . . . next stop is Ihe Univer- sity of Oregon. GLEN EDWARD SIBLEY 1. Vorsity Swimming 2. Vorsity Water Polo 3. Key Club Glen . . . o skiing enthusiast .. . enjoys exlro-curriculcr odivities .. . blond hair and a friendly smile . . . plans on the University of Cotoroda. KRISTIE ELLEN SIEBERT t. Aquocodc 2. Cass Council 3. Girls' league Sieb . . . guitar aficionado . skiing, both snow and woter . . bound for art school in los An- geles . . . okoy gong on individualist. MAUREEN ESTELLE SIERACKl 1. Alter School Sports Mori . . . new from Michigan . a good tennis player . . favorite fad is ponchos . . . best in Eng- lish . . . plans on college ofter graduation. BRENT SIMONS SALLY BENNINGTON SKINNER 1. Jinx 2. I.F.C. 3. Modern Donee Club Snail . . . noturol blonde . . . loves game doys . . . Stanford boys . . . bike riding . . . dislikes short lunch hours . .. will go to Col Poly PHILIP SLATTERY JAMES ARVIO SKOOG 1. Block P 2. Board of Welfore 3. Vorsity Football 4. Vorsity Bnseboll 5. Vorsily Basketball Jim ... c qreol olhlete . . . likes all sports . . . especially likes to ski . . . enjoys the Chemistry lobs at Paly . . . desires to become o ski bum ofler college. CHERYL SMITH KATHRYN TRA8ERT SOAVE 1. ftonier Covet. Vite Pret. 2. Aquocede 3. Jin Kothy . . . foil of tehool tpiril . . Senior flome i� Honk . . in- detcriboble cor horn ... I cer- loinly oe glod . . o good friend lo hove . . . college ot Wothing- ton State. NORMAN SPAHR CAROLYN MARIE SPENCE 1. Jin 2. l.T.A. 3. French Club Friendly imile . . . likes to ski . . . plans lo allend college next year . . . been to Europe . . . pretty clothes. MARIANNE SPENCER 1. I.F.C. 2. Spanish Club 3. Jinx Quiet . . . intellectual . . . enjoys horsebcck riding end the guilor . . . secret desire lor long hair .. . Poris Theatre . .. ‘’Ihot's life.” BRIAN EOWARD STACK 1. Varsity Baskctboll Brion . . . Nice Guy . . . surf- ing and sociol affairs take up his weekends . . . wants a Corvette . . . planning on Son jose Stole . . . Joan. ROBERT STACY OAVID CHRISTOPHER STANTON 1. Sophomore Football 2. Varsity Football 3. Invaders Band A legends Band Dove . . . nay . . . great or guitar . . . future cl Son Jose Stale . . . evading the army . . . alwoys ale . . . enjoys assemblies. BARBARA JEAN STRASSBERGER 1. R.I.F. 2. Jinx Barb . . . loyal football fan . . . Tom . . . her '52 Chrysler Imperial . . . NEAT . . . prefers art lo moth . . . college future. RICHARD STEWART STONE 1. Varsity Gymnostics 2. German Club. Vice Pres. Rich ... a gymnastic fon . . . has most fun in the smallest amount of time ... not os quiet and shy os expected . . . plons to attend the University of Michigan. CHARLES STEWART JEAN VALENTINE STRONG 1. Allcr School Sporlj 2. C.A. Trees. 3. Sponish Club Jeon . . . active in sports . . . enjoys football and boskofball gomes . . . co legi and travel . . hole-y tennis shoes. SAUY ANNE SWANK 1. C.S.F. 2. Thospions 3. Jin A. Spring Ploy Solly . . . acting . Col. Berkeley . . . . good in French intellectual. plonning on enjoys riding kooky SUSAN LEE STURLA 1. Bonzer Coves Sue . . . weekend fun . . . future in nursing . . . Monterey Peninsula College . . . ice skolinq ono swim- ming hobbies. SYVIA TABATA 1. Girls' league Cobincl 2. Board of Welfare 3. Senior Privilege Cord Sylvlo . . . likes to done . . . known for her way of dressing . . . will study dental hygiene . . . I. R. is her flame. KENNETH TAKAMOTC GEORGE TANNER I. Boord of Welfare George . . . interested in sports . . . likes to ski and hike . . homework done or weekends . . . best subject is science . . . worst is team English . . . will apply at Stanford and Cal ol Berkeley. MARCIA GMEIIA TEMME 1. U.N. Club 2. Campanile 3. Government Publlcotlon 4. Track Official 5. Motif Mouse . . . hobbies include art and wrilinq . . . dances . . . likes foctboll gomes . . . best subject it creative writing . . . San Jose State. DAVID I. TAM 1. Block P 2. Trock 3. Cross Country David . . . quiet but friendly . . . only interested in track . . . plans fo further his education at college. JAMES EDWARD THOITS 1. Swimming end Woler Polo 2. Key Club 3. Block P Jinr . . . J.E.T. . . . Judy, Judy. Judy . . . surfer . . . red lock� ond Howoiion shirti . . . beach porliet . . . plent !o further hit education at college. GREGG BIAIR THOMPSON 1. Wrestling 2. Soph Boseball 3. Soph. Football 4. Invader'i Bond Trounton . . . ploys sox in Iho In- vader's Bond ... '52 fast Mer- cury . . . wonls a 63 Corvette Stirqroy . . . interested in sports and cars . . . future ot college. LINDA JOTCE TOOMBS I. l.T.A. lindo . . . very pretty . . . expres- sive eyes . . . loves to be out of doors . . . weekends include dat- ing . . . plans on on occupation after groduotion. SUZANNE D. TOWNSEND I. C.A. Sec. Su y . . . conservative . . . inter- riled in books, horses, ond boys . . . enjoys the Madrono most ot Poly . . best subject is English lit ... o future nurse PATRICK McCABE THOMAS 1. Vorsity Gymnastics 2. Block P 3. Board of Wolforc Rick . . . likes it when 3:05 PM comet around . . . secret desire is to give Nick Robinson o ticket.. • plans to attend Reed College next ycor. LESLIE DAVID TOUNER 1. Soph Football 2. Soph. Baseball 3. Varsity Football 4. Vorsity Wrestling 5. Block P les . . . footboli player , . . ol woys teen in his blue '54 Ford . . hopes to get into college .. . prefers gyrr to Biology . . . Foot- hill is his next stop. TAKEOO OIANE TOSHITSUNE 1. I.F.C. 2. Brunch Committee Diane . . . smoll ond quiet interested in sewing ond reading . . . is o good History student.. - plons on San Jose Stole next year. RONALD GENE TREOLO Rooul . . . friendly surfer ... en- joys auto shop ond lunch . . . Ah whot by Jove? . . . wonts to be o mechanic CATHERINE ELIZABETH TURNER 1. C.A. 2. Aquacade 3. Choir Kolhy . . . known for her driving . . . like fo swim and horseback ride . . . Senior flame it Chuck . . . will attend either Stephens or the University of Hawaii. JOACHIM JOSEF UBEL 1. Soph. Football 2. German Club. Trees. 3. Audio-Visual Club John . . . interested in airplanes ond frauleins . . . naturally, he's Germani . . . wants to be an en- gineer . . . either S.J.S. or school in Germony. JAMFS VARGAS 1. Gymnastics Jim . . . prefers moth to English . . . weekends include work . . . wonts happiness always ... in- terested in architecture . . . college or navy. HOWARD TEMPLE VOORHEIS 1 Varsity Sports 2. Photography Club 3 .Block P Howie . . . sports enthusiast . . . enjoys photography ... a good science student . . . hopes to grad- uate from a good college; gel a PhD. ond a good research job. ROBERT ROYAL TYSON 1. Moth Club 2. Thospions 3. Photography Club A. Leg. Council 5. Board of Welfare 8ob . . . likes mountaineering ond music . . . interested in phologra phy . . . Senior flame is M. A. . . plans to oltrnd college SHERIDEE ANN ULANDER 1. Bonier Coves Sheri . . . tall, thin, on a blondo . . . throws wild parties . . . would love a sports cor ond matching surfboard . . . plans to attend San Jose State next year. ROBERT VFRHINE 1. Varsity Cross Country 2. Varsity Trock 3. Block P 4. C.S.F. Bob . . naive ond gullible . . . mainly interested in sports . . track slot . . . best subject is his- tory . . . worst subject is chem- istry . . . next slop is U.C.S.8. STEPHEN WALTON I DOUGLAS WENDLE WAPLES 1. Sr. Clot� Pres. 2. Block P, Pres. 3. C.S.F. 4. Moth Club. Pres. 5. Voriily Swimming ond Woter Polo Doug ... 0 leader . . . likot sports. end stamp collecting . . . enjoys Poly's traditions . . . secret desire is to olwoys be happy . . Corleton or Yole is next stop. NANCY JEAN WASSERMAN I. R.I.F. Nuni . . . known for her feet . . . loves to travel . . . Son-Son . . . weekends involve fun . . . will continue education ol Son Jose Stole Business School. KATHLEEN ELLEN WELTY 1. Forum Club 2. S.A., Treat. Cri . . . black lights . . . coffee houses ard Kepler's . . . enjoys World literature . . . quiet . . . Joon Baez . . . folk music. YVONNE MARIE WEVEIR 1. Jinx 2 Aquacade 3. l.T.A. 4. I.C.C. 5. I.F.C Yvonne . . . quiet end shy . . . would love to visit Piedmont . . . likes different hoir styles . . . can'f wait for graduation . . . Miomi Beech Stole. MARLENE ANN WEINSTEIN 1. 3cord of Wclfcre 2. Jinx 3. S.A. 4. C.S.F. Marl . . . beautiful dark hoir and eyes . . . crutches . . . enjoys Poly's oocn campus . . . likes a certoin John at Dartmouth ... a future student ot Col. HEATHER MARIE WHEELER 1. Girls' Block P 2. Modern Donee Club Heffer . . . hobbies include danc- ing . . . hot a job on weekends' . . . good sense of humor . . . would love to be a ballerina . , . p ant on an occupation after grad- uation JOHN S. WARNIOF 1. Clast Council 2. Board of Welfare 3. Associate Judqe 4. Varsity Swimming 5. Election Board John . , . good looking ... in- terested in girls, swimming, ond surfing . . . Tom's parties . • • dub parties . . . secret desire if to sfoy sing e ond rich . . . will attend Occidental. PETER BEYER WERT 1. Board of Welfare 2. Executive Board 3. Soph. Footboli 4. Varsity Footbcll 5. German Club Pete . . . footboli player ... en- joys all sports .. . likes one-third of the Austins . . . best subject is Far Eosl History . . . plons to go to coliege. RUTH MURIEI Willis 1. C.S.E. 2 Autocode 3- S.A. Board ol Welfare Ruth . . . erjoyi music, arl and Swimming . , . likes basketball Doniei . . dislikes Monday morn- ings . . . would love 0 Irovel orauno fhe world . . . U.C.S.B. and U.C.l.A, are her choicos lor college. HEIEN IORRINE WYATT lorrine . . . from Oklahoma . . weekends involve horieback rid- ing, bowline ond chess . . . Oh, good griefl . . . interested in studying medicine . . . will attend college next Eoll. JAMES IEE WILLIAMS 1. Vorsity football 2. Boys' Athletic Commissioner 3. Vorsity Baseball 4. Board of Welfare Willy . . . hordseme . . . very talented in sparts . . . weekends include dates ond dances . . . best subject is language . . . future college student. PETER KILMER WILLIAMS 1. C ond D 8csketball 2. Science fair Pete . . . interested in cars, sports ond boots . . . number one wish is to get good grodes ... I give up1' . . . will attend Menlo Col- lege next year. HARRY ARON WIIMER 1. Vorsity football 2. Vorsity Trock 3. Block P 4. Key Club 5. Board of Welfare Honk . . . best smile . . . great football player . . . Senior Home is Miss Codding . . . It's no Big thing . . . a future medicel ca- reer after college LINDA WONG LINDA A. WOOD 1. Tri-G's Linda . . . main interests include sewinq, swimming ond tennis . . . dislikes the injustice of Paly’s Court . . . forget if . . . inter- ested student in History . . . col- lege plans include foothill or S.J.S. PETER WYNKOOP 1. Basketball 2. Choir Pete . . . enjoys singing . . olse sports . . . Jon Wiley (N.Y.J . . . prefers Moth to History . . week- ends include basketball, work and dates . . . wants to visit New York this summer. KATHLEEN JOYCE YOUNG 1. After School Sporli 2. Drama 3. G.A.A. 4. Girt ' Block P Kathy . . . the future Mrs. Tom Monoff . . . interested in sports . . . eipecially hone- bock riding . . . enjoyt the Senior year at Poly ... in anxiously awaiting graduation. DEBORAH JEAN ZIMMERMAN I. Jinx Debby . . . U.S. Mail pouch . . . talented guitar player and singer . . . wants a stop light ot Hollywood and Vine . . . greeting cards . . . beach par- ties and Wayne . . . future at college. PETER CAVAGNARO MARCUS JAKOB WESPI 1. I.E C. 2. Forum Club 3. Cross Country 4 Wrestling 5. A F.S- trom Switzerland Marc . . . excellent dancer . . . enjoys swimming and hiking . . . prefers Math (Calculus) to English . . . friendly per- sonality . . . plans la continue his education bark in his Swiss school. MARTHA LEE YOUNG 1. R.I.F. 2. Social Plonning Comm. 3. Glee Club Marti . . . interested in water skiing . . . enjoys football games . . . Tad . . . wants to move to Colorado . . plans to go to the University of Color- ado J. LAWRENCE JUDY 1. A.F.S. to Indonesia 2. Football 3. Latin Club 4. I.F.C. 3 Beard of Welfare Larry . . . avid tennis fan . . wants to be an Admiral . . . prefers English to lotin . . . Janie . . . will enter Annapolis or Storford next Fall. ROGER PETERS 1. Swimming 2. Tennis Club Reger . . . enjoys ploying ten- nis . . . also interested in swimming and gun collecting . . . helps in many school af- fairs . . . plans to attend either linfield or Pacific University. SANDRA SUE WILSON 1. R.I.F 2. Modern Donee Club 1 I.F.C. Sandie . . known for her '’lit- tle red bomber loves to travel . . dislikes brunch tar- dies . . would like to have o home in every country of the world . . Monterey J. C. NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Almgren, James Back, William Beckett, James Bishop, Frederic Cannon, Jerry Elliott, Paul Getz, Leslie Goheen, Anne Hamilton, Larry Hart, Keith Haseltin, Gregory Hill, Melinda Houck, Paul Johnston, Bruce Keaveny, Jerome Kisner, Thomas Lundberg, Eric McMonagle, Sharon Mullan, Felix Nichols, Howard Rosenquist, Eric Shaver, Stanley Shaw, Robert Slick, David Suetos, James Suetos, John Teeple, Avery Toomey, James 69 Sw Milch. Bob K n y THERE'VE BEEN SOME CHANGES MADE... K n . Sign K. Rumble after OUR CLASS HISTORY We grew lotting friendships and grew . . trade We thought ond we worked. Boy meets girl We cheered ond . . . celebrated. We always had Inn. Oid thirgt together £|Bllwoo da I IL. , TOOK THE CLASS Oh 63 to do it. In the tlondt . or the field . VA hM We supported our school. KEEP SMILING ... WE SURE DIO PALY’S PERSON LITI ES MOST RADICAL Joni Novok ond Dove Mo� � BEST PERSONALITY Sue Ker and Louric Capitelli PRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOME Joan Miller ond Tom Po� l MOST TALKATIVE Cryitol Gomoge ond Nick Robin� on CUTEST COUPLE Jody Ammoitn ond Jim Thoils BEST COMPANION ON A DESERTED ISLAND Pom Moller ond Chock Miller MOST SOPHISTICATED Micki MichoWki ond Bob Pculton MOST FUN ON A DATE Diane Guy ond Korl McCrory MOST IIKEIY TO SUCCEED Mery Nowlon and Pad Reinhardt BEST DRESSED Sylvia Tabo'o and Jim Novelli BIGGEST CLOWNS Sharon Maihis and lurd Johnson MOST GUUIBIE Barbaro Stroitberqer and Avery Tecple 7 MOST POISED Nancy Gregory GOVERNMENT 78 79 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS PAUl REINHARDT This year the Commissioners have instituted many innovations from behind their sparkling white door. Dave Johnson, Commissioner of Public Welfare, headed the Board of Welfare which spent many hours serving the school and enforcing student body law. Sociable Lund Johnson has kept Paly's dances at a high level, and through the efforts of Ken Rohrs more Student Body Cards have been sold than ever before. This year. Paly has a student government publication. The Viking, thanks to Publications Com- missioner Betty Brother. Student Body President An excellent Little Sister Program and a fine Jinx were possible through the efforts of Edie Kirk, our Girls' Activities Commissioner. John Alexander kept Boys' Activities interesting and provided several sub- stantial contributions to Scholarships with the money earned from selling Football and Basketball pro- grams. Girls' and Boys' sports activities were run smoothly and efficiently by Mary Newton and Jim Williams. Finally, all Commissioners took part in the codifying of the Lawbook, a mammoth project which provides organization and simplicity to Paly's student government laws. FRANCIE PENNEIL Secretary 80 BOYS’ GIRLS’ ATHLETICS BOYS’ GIRLS' ACTIVITIES 81 PUBLICATIONS Betty Brother WELFARE David Johnton Frorl row: S. Hoslochcr, S Wilton, S. Bailey, N. Nines. M. Croig Second row? R Thompson, P Corbett, J Ammon, Sec.; H. Costello, J. Hewlett, C. Boyon, N. Ishiyama. President. Back row: 0 Tyson, B Pointer. J. Hcnttbo'ger, V.P.; A. Babson, A. Kindcrman, M. Ithiyamo, B. Tyson. M. lomptor. Nelson Ishiycmo leg Council President 1963 was a busy year for the law-making and law en- forcement bodies of Paly Student Government. The year was an extremely fruitful one for the Student Court, which was composed of Chief Justice Nick Robinson, and Associate Justices Dove Duisenberg, John Warnlof, Hank Wilmer, and Jim Novelli. This year's Court was a Court of innovation - - the court docket was dittoed and the Court Rules of Procedure were amended. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 82 STUDENT COURT Jim Novelli, John Wornlof, Chief Justice Nick Robinson, Hank Wil- mer, Dave Duisenberg. This year's Court was a Court of determination. In spite of the Campanile's charges, in spite of mis- cellaneous students telling the Court how to run itself, in spite of the rantings of the Prosecution during trials. Paly's Honorable Student Court came through unscathed. Above all, the Court was equitable. It kept fore- most in its mind the quotation of that eminent jurist. Sir Edward Coke: Reason is the life of law, nay the common law itself is nothing else but reason. I. Ccpitelli. Bailiff; G. Penn. Court Secretory; R Reeder. Atiiitont Boiliff. STUDENT COURT 83 E X A R D BOARD OF WELFARE P Armstrong. R Atkinson, R. BaggoM, M Beard. K. till, M. Boer, J. Burnett, C. Clark, W. Cofcbt, M. Craig, 0 Duitenberg, S Fong, 0 Guy, P Johnson, F Jonei, J. Jones, S Ker, V. Kuhn, B. look, J. lucy, I Linda, S Malhit, J. Mcleod, G. Mended. H. Mentcer. N. Milne. S Mitchell, N. Morris, N. Nine� , C. Porker, O. Prohm, C. Raffel, A Robiton. G. Rogert, M. Rot� , J Sondert, K. Seifert. S. Smith. P Thomot. R, Tyson. M. Weinstein, J. Aikin, C. Ambrose, N. Borg-Breen, S. Bowen, J. Brown, I. Brown, M Brown, J. Browne, S. Cotonio, K. Clork, P Corbett, N. Oovit, P French, J. Homm, C. Kelloqq, 1. Kelly, K. Kenny, K Kohlet. M. lampton, 0. lee, D. Maxwell, I. Moore, K. Nixon. B Ollerton. S Payne, J. Plalto. W. Prehn, 8 Sonlot. P. Smith. R Stephen, T. Stern. J. Stone, R Thompson. S. Wood, A Bobton, J. Benedict. T. Browne, R. Dutton, S. Glon, B Goldblolf, A. Groy. P. Hogon. J. Hill, N Holt, M. Kert . 0. Mortin. J. Mclennan, B. MeOmber. M. Milbonk, D. Packer, A. Peorce, V. Penn, J. Ramsell, J. Von Rystelberghe, C. Verlin, J. Wornlof. £. Auttin, P. Har� h, B. Poulton. B Rolond, S. Cecil, K. Cooley, B. louchord, D. Seor� , P Bole� , K. Dovi� ] G. DeGrassi, B. Grehom, J. Hull, R Jeffrey, B. Ke� � ler, 8 Malhit, J Maxwell, I. Rabinowitch, S. Scott, A. Sheppard D Tyton. J. Weinttein, 7. Williams, S. Wilton. Under John Alexander, this year's Boys' League made several contributions to Scholarships with money earned from selling programs. l«f rowj J. Alexander, A. lovclcn. 2nd row: M. lampion, J. McCrary. 3rd row: H. Todd. 0. Heod- 1« . loti row: 8 Slrock, 0. Jaquot, D. Bonnetle. B 0 Y S L E A G U E G I R L S L E A G U E Commissioner Edie Kirk and her girls carried out an excellent Little Sister program this year, and a very successful Jinx. 1 � t row.- N. Milne, S. Menlrer, A. Solo, S. Squolloti. Bock row: W. Slone, B. Johnton, D. Smiler, M. Boer, N. Holi, R. Thompion, E. Kirk. SOCIAL PLANNING For the first time there is a male social commissioner at Paly! Some critics felt that he couldn't compete with the feminine plan- ning of the past, but Lund Johnson and the girls on the Social Planning Committee have done a terrific job on this year's activities. Highlights of the year '62—'63 were the Christmas Dance, Candy Cane Lane, the traditional Luau, the Junior Prom, the Senior Ball, and informal dances after basketball games. Sue Boiley, Anre IcpuyoCc. lurid Johnson, Jamie Davison. Front row? N. Caulk. S. Jurd Second row: B Austin, S. O'Brien, J. Miller, C. Gomage, C. Clark, N. Morris, F. Pennell. Back row: N. Austin, B. Grohom, S. Bailey, S. Gronieri, M. Ergelmon, I. Hordy, A. lopuyade. 86 The ft B.'s Almost 01 good os Sr Cots. i Sho� e much? Before Eric lei's Dance Good movie I I Novelli's follies Pretties!??? SENIORS AT LARGE We knew the routines. look Johnl Jordan Drink-Up Bride lo be Soy therel DEPARTMENTS CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Mrs. Joan Brant B.A. Dr. Nancy Cooper B.A., Ph D. U.of London Stonford ENGLISH In English classes one learns why he speaks as he does. The what and why of grammar opens the door to literature. The masters are but a page away; the wisdom of the centuries on every shelf. Through English, one can learn about mankind, about oneself. Mi Kittle Cooper BA., Stanford U. of Minnctoto Smith Mr. Jotoph Fenwick B.A..M.A. Son Jo e State Lot Angele Stale College 90 Mr. Dor Johnson B.A..M A. Stonforc Moxico City College Son Jos Slat Son Francisco Stole Mr. Robert Moyne B.S. Mrs. Wildo lowe BA. U. of California Mrs. Vevo Musick A.B. Stanford U of Colifornio Son Jose Stole Fresno State Mr. Thomas Near B.A. U. of Minnesota Son Francisco State Mrs Delle Perry BA. San Jose Stole U. of Pittsburgh Bethany Mrs. Judith Speide! B A..M.A. Smith College Stanford Son Jose Stale 91 STAGE AND SOUND CREWS Member� - Robert Croig. lynn Micklut, Chip Borne� , Cliff Quoyfe, Stanford Wcbtfer, Jeffery lermon. Art Gleipi, lorry Mayne, Mike Cotey, Tim McCorlhy, John lowrcnce. Howard Nicholi. These are the hard be- hind-the-scene workers that make every Paly production a big success. 92 THESPIANS Promoting interest in and raising the qualities of dramatic acting at Paly and giving rec- ognition to those who work in drama productions are only two of the many purposes of the Thespians. The club sup- ports the Evening of Drama held in the fall and the Spring play during the second se- mester. Top row; led to right: M. Cote , I. Johnson, N. Robinson, I Allen. Middle row: J. Burness. A. Brophey, R Dutton, M. Blockburn. Bottom row. C. Porker, E. Hu. J. Bewick. D. Derelion, J. Poul, S Swonk. Absent R. Bradley, C. Rollcl, A. Pcorce. R. Von Valkenburgh, J. Von Rysselbergh, J. Novelli, D. Johnson, I. Crostcn, B. Tyson. Try-out� for Poky'� Spring PSoy. Harvey AUDIO-VISUAL Noon movies, sock hops, and after school feature movies, are only a few of the many projects the A.V. Club takes part in. Proceeds from these projects go to o charity of the club’s choice. Member� : Dove McDovgol, Pot Tokiuchi, Cov Ton, Art Gleint, John Ubel, Chip 8omer, Bob Wholcy, David Milhlc, Steve Yono. Chri� Glozier, Nick Muir, Ken Glozier, Steve Torrance, lee Compton. 93 MADRONO Top row; left lo right. P. Krupp. J lewrence, D House. Middle row; P Smith, C. Ambrose, C. Gorroqc. N. Gregory. M. Mirhalslri. Bottom row: C. Kellogg. P. Hogon. H. Hurst, I. Ohliger. J. Israel. The task of producing a record of people, organizations, and events at Palo Alto High School took hours of planning, designing, composing, photo- graphing, and compiling. Scheduling of pictures, collecting information for copy, and obtaining identifications were all part of the job of producing a history of student life. Ever-present deadlines hovered over every hour of work for everyone; and, when the last page was sent in, a feeling of relief and satis- faction. Jane Isroel Editor Mr. Jerry Alexondcr Advisor Special recognition is given to lee and lorna for their work on the Madrono. Although not mem- bers of the staff, they took charge of the Boys' and Girls' Sports Sec- tions. Many thanks again for a job well done. lee Juillerot Boys' Spoils Goyle Rogers Business Manager lorno Montague Girls Sports CAMPANILE Student Government was one of the major controver- sies this year. There were the usual deadlines, proof readings, rewrites, and paste-ups. Fourth period the staff could be found search- ing the halls for news stories. Top row; left to right: Advisor, D. Bluestcin, B. Jones. M. Bishop. D. House, G. Sibley, 0. Feetey. Bottom row: E. Moyer . A. Brophy, B Brother. P. Smith, P Hagar. 95 MOTIF A drop of ink may moke a million think. And so, Paly's literary magazine is published once again, con- taining articles submitted by students from each of the three classes — Sophomore, Junior, and Senior. Out of the hundreds of entries, ma- terial for the pages are care- fully screened by a literary board of scrutinizing stu- dents. Top row; let! � o right: B. Rowland, A. Brophey, f. Pollock, G. Ellis. B. Gardner. Third row: P. Milchell, 0. Elii� , K. Meitenger, B Morplc, M. Zuich, A W.ljon, K Siebert, P. Corlctt. Second row: K. Schroder, R. Reeder, B. Kernoff, C Johnion, V. lo Hodernc Bottom row: K. Welly, M Temme, M. McLeod, C. Gordon, J. Page, M. Hoxie, M Howard. D. Brumbaugh, C. Wollon. Abient C. Ambroie. VIKING The missing link” at Paly has been found to be the one between student gov- ernment and the students. The Viking, Paly's first stu- dent government publication is this link. It informs Paly- ites about their government, serves as a forum for student opinions and encourages in- terest in government. loft lo right: M. Temme , A. B-ophey, E. Meyer� , C. Ellis. Absent: 0. Corlson, J. Ram tall. N. Holt, C. Guerord, G. Horn. 0. Pocker. 96 Wr. Wollraud Cote Ph.D U. of Innsbruck U. of Vienna Stanford Reed Mr. Leonard McCord B.A. Stanford Sorbonne Mr. Joieph Ochoa B.A., M.A. Stanford LANGUAGE Spanish, French, Latin, German, Russian, and Chinese were offered to Paly stu- dents this year. Through the knowledge of these languages, our own becomes more clear and useful. Students may even take an audio-lingual course, an innovation of 1962-1963. Foreign languages are always important: for research, communication, and for the growth of one's personality. f t Mr. Patrick Pr«t to B.A., M.A. Stanford Son Jose State U. of Wisconsin Miss June Sanders B.A..M.S. Sorbonne U. of Madrid Washington State Miss Morion Schimidt B.A., M.A. Stanford American Academy, Rome U. o1 South Dnkoto Mr. Kenneth Snyder B.A., M.A. U. of Wisconsin U. of Bordeaux U. of Sorbonne U. of Manchester 97 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY The French Honor Society is composed of the outstanding French students at Paly. An A” average in third year French is the requirement for member- ship. Top 'Owj loll lo right: R. F. Pollack, 8. Roche, P. Johrson, K. Seifert Third row: 0. Arnold, D. Scon, D. Johnson, J. lucy. Second row: t. Brown, N. Nines, M. Board, N. Robinson, S. Poync, I. Montague. Bottom row: J Brown, P. Corbett. C King, M Blonk, R. Willitt, B Finch. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is in its first year at Paly. Formed by Senora Felkner and Scnor Presto, its purpose is to en- courage students to use Spanish conversationally, not just in written form. Its first activity was a banquet held at Horkey's. Many other events were held throughout the year. Top row; left to right: I. Allen, H. Hoion. O. Prohrr. 0. Hefto, D. Tyson. Middle row: P Bradley, J. Mot- thews, I Moore, C Rotfel, R Dutton, P. Dolan, J. Aiken, M Michalski. B North, J. Burness Bottom ro� i I. Santholl, I. SonthoM, 8 8rother, B Bailey, A. Gray, J Wrotholl, N Milne, J Mcleod, M. Ishiycmo, I. Kelly. LATIN CLUB Top row D. Tyson. N. Robinson. T. Edgar, G. Bottom row: C. Jeffery. J. Weinstein, J. Hewlett, G Jones. 98 GERMAN CLUB The purpose of the club is to better acquaint members with German culture and with the importance of Ger- many in today's world. At Christmas time the club held o party where members talked with a number of na- tive German visitors, sang Christmas Corols and en- joyed the warm feeling of Gemultlichkeit. Top row; loll to right: B. Modau� , 8 Mcoirbur, B VonSchlein, T. lee. Middle row: P Wort, I. Alien, O. Forrol, R Stono, P. Honey, H. Wilmer. Bottom row C. Wo'ker. M. Mitchell, P Rolhbun, R. Stone, J. Doviton. N. Gregory. french club lei on Parle Francois” is the keynote of the French Club. Bonjour, me amis, Comment ca va? are typ- ical friendly greetings ex- changed by the members. top row; lelt to right: J. Von Rytellbughe. $. Swonk, J. Stone, C. Spence. M. Reed, P. Rothbun, $. Poyne, Nixon, Middle row: M. Temme. E Kirk, J. tone� , C Clork. I Gotten. A Goheen, A. Miller. Bottom ,0w' C Anderson. M. Blonk, S. Cecil, P. French, 0. Hurd. E. Hu, L leovelle. Mr. lowrence Bros BA.. MS. U. of Oregon U. of Bridqeporl Slonford Mr, Rolph Clement B.A. Stanford Mr. Brad Retty Son Jose Stole U. of Rocific long Beach State College of Idaho Mr. DeWayne Johnson B.A. Stanford HISTORY Mr Carl Roll B A., M A Texoi Christian University Stanford Sort Jose Slate Mr, Sandy Snodgrass BA.. M A los Ange es City College Sacramento State Compton J.C 100 Mist Florence Torn� ' B.A.. M A. Slonford Horvord U. of Howoii Colholic U. ol America Mrs Lois Welsh B.A. Slonford London School of Economy Mrs. Sholoh WoHsohn B.A., M.A. Slonford Sor Jot Slate Son Frcnciica Slot� FORUM CLUB Top row; left to right: P. Johnson, A. Kinderman, W. Cobbs, J. Frey. Third row: J. Hunttberger, J. Stu- dent, C. Ellis, K. Seifert. Second row: R Keaney, 8. Finch, M. Zulch, G. Kuhn, J. Jones. Bottom row: C. Bcyon, K. Rotner, B. Brother, M. Craig, M Beard. 101 Mr Frank Bcrr S.8.. M.A. Sen Jose State Stanford 112 4 Mr. Paul Engelcke B.A. Stanford Mr. William Bunion B S., M.A. Stanford Northwestern Mn. Ruby liltlepoge B.A., M.A Stanford Brown SCIENCE Mr� . Carol Molmqui� f U. of Utah Mr . Cothleen Rodmon B.A., M.A. Hunter College Columbio University 102 Mr. Robert McCann 8 $ , M.A. We� t Point Stanford Mr. Jomei Etie 8.A. Oroke Univertity Florida Slot Son Diego State Mr. Donold Hcpwo'th B.S., M.S. U. of Wyoming U. of Uloh Reed College U.C. I. A. Mr. John Parker 9. A. MATH Mr. Vincent Ruble BA. Stonford Son Jojc Stole U. of Sonfa Cloro Mr. Ray Whitley B.A., M.A. U. of Cofifornio Stanford Clermont 103 MU ALPHA THETA Top row; left to right] R. Woplet, 0. Duitenburg, B Gcodwotcr. P. Rheinhort, S. Colonia. R. Ourond. Middle rowi B Tyson, R Dovit, D Woplet, D. Johnson, P. Johnson. Wilner, D. Been, J. Rickie. Bottom row: J. Waggoner, J. Hewlett, P. Grobitein, R. Ircton. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Maynard Brown B A., F.A.A. U. of Santa Clora Son Jot State Mr. Sanford Gum B A.. M.A. Son Jote Stole Stanford Mr. Henry Martin M.A. Stonford Mr Oro Mitchell B.A. Son Jote State Mr lloyd Welter B.A. San Jose Stote Washington Stote U. of Washington 104 A R T Mr. Jerry Alexander B.A. San Jote Slate Mrs. Sarah Gabberl B.A. Scripps Stanford Mm. Gwendolyn Hammer B.A. Purdue University Columbia University Mrs. Louise Hoskin B.S., M.A. Pratt Institute Columbio University ART CLUB Bottom row; left to right: S. Suraki, P. Morron, J. McCloud, A. Prachankodee, M. Beard, M. McCloud. Top row: non-member, non-member, S. Robertson, L. Tyler, N. McGuire, D. Farrell. 105 % lYl H 0 M E M A K I N G The purpose of the club is educational and service to others. The phases of homemaking included are: Clothing-fashion Interior decorating Health Child Care Nutrition The guest speakers to the club included a dietition from the Palo Alto Clinic and a speaker on commercial buying of teen-agers. Our Christmas Project was donating new toys to the city-wide Red Cross. The club is available to every girl in Paly, but the size of the club is limited to forty girls. Mr . Rachel Auitin 6.$., M.S. Iowa Slate Ame Son Jo e Stole HOMEMAKING CLUB Top row; left to right: Mr . Austin. S. Geentry, S. McMonagle, A. Callaway, J. Stone, C. Thomoi, M. Reed Middle row: K. Sonne, C. Edward , R. Berlin, J. Aikin, S. Belli, S. Mo ik, I. Grime , P. Rathban, A. Eoler, B. Crocker, Myro . Bottom row: , M. Hill, K. MacFodden. P. Dolan, G. to Hodern, K. Dulleq, K. Micklcion, B. McClintock, , M. Bliss, J. Wrothhall. 106 B U S I N E S S Mr. George Mcore M.A. University of Nebrcsko Stanford Mrs. Irene Nielsen B.S.M.A. University of Minnesota Son Jose Slate Not only the click, click of fhe typewriters was heard this year, but also the sound of the work- man's hammer. L-shapcd desks were installed in the Shorthand Room, Room 1 12 was expanded, and Mr. Moore planned a trip to Europe. WHAT’S THE SECRET? MUSIC Mr. Koenig B.S., M.S. Wisconsin Stole University ol Minnesota Mr. Juliut Shuchot B.A. Under the leadership of Mr. Koenig and Mr. Shochat, Poly’s music department has spent another magnificent year of arpe- gios, scales, concerts, and band perform- ances. Whether it be the Christmas Choral and symphonic band performances or the basketball game spirit, a standard of ex- cellence was always achieved. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top row; left to right: D. English. R. Hollaaay, C. Bowman. P. Wyncoop, B. McCembcr, T. Boyce, P. lorson, Mr. Shuchot. Middle row: S. Mobcrg, M. Mitchell, K. Johnson, K. Temple, M. Oglesby, C. Clou� � . Front row: R. Dutton, P. Brink, M. Blank, D. Kenny, N. Molt, K. Bell. GIRLS' CHOIR M. Adorns, K. Anderson, T, Anderson, J. Austin, B Bailey, N. Boiler, K. Belz, C. Bonilny, J. Bloir, At Blonk, P. Brink, C. Carlson, N. Caulk, V. Chilton I. Cloqslone, C. Cloim. B, Crone. A. Crnssmon. S Dovid, C. Dearborn, N Donnelly, R. Dutton. C Edwards, I. Getz, I. Gibbs, J. Graham. R. Gulick C. Hoag. B. Horrm, D. Hardin, S. Hiqqins, J Hodcpp, N. Holt, C. Johnson, S. Johnson, K Johnson, G. Jones, E. Jones, S. Davonaugh, D Kenny, S. Krouse, S. Krincrd. C. longle, G. tight B. Look, S. losacano. M. Marino. R Martin, C McCaftcrly, C. MrFoddnn, J. McGuire. K. Meiseng er, V. Mercer, M. Miller. R Nogy, G. Nelson. M Oglesby, B Okeete, K. Paulsen. C. Preston, S Sardcrs, D. Scyforlh, S. Shores, G. Singleton, K Springer, K. Toirpcl, S. Towner, K. Turner, S Ulandcr, D. Webber, K. Wollsohn, L. Wyatt, C Yount. BOYS' GLEE CLUB J. A mgren, T. Atsatl, R. Bell, S. Bowen, C. Bow man, T. Boyce. E. Dovis, J. Duerkop. D. English, C. Farrell, J. Franzini, D. Hamcrton, R. Hoiladay, P. Houck, A. Hung, R. Ireson, R. Kocker, P. Larson, J Mathewson, 8 Mcombcr, B. Micklut, G. Smith, N Spohr. J. Stivers, D Swonk, R. Tierslen, $ Wagener, S Williams. P Wynkoop COMBINED GIRLS' AND BOYS' GLEE CLUB The combined Girls' and Boys Glee Club is the largest vocal group at Paly. Under the leader- ship and direction of Mr. J. $h j- chat the glee club has made many of Paly's musical programs more enjoyable. 109 PEP BAND Top row; lad to right: Dick Knitting, Chrit Hoeber, Morgon Seely, Gory Smith. Second row- George Ctfet, Dove Eding. John Oxendine, Bob Ireton. Front row: Tom Vendelum, Bruce Polmer, John lucy, Mike Burke, Ken Ritchie. DANCE BAND Top row; tell to right: M. Buthly, D. Wcllt, R. Ireton, Mr. Juliut Shuchof, K. Ritchie, M. Curke. M Springer, B ioring Third row: B Micklut, D McGhie, C. Hoitber, T Vendelum Second row: G Etlet, D. Eding, D. Britke, J. Oxerdine. First row: M. Seely. HEALTH Mrs Ellen Hamilton JUNIOR RED CROSS Top row: A Bropkey, J. 8urness, M. Blackburn. M Hu, R Dutton. Bottom. H. Hougie. R. Atkinson. Absent; J. Novelli. MEDICS Top row’ M. Hu, A. Bropkey, J 8urnets, M. Blackburn, R. Dutton, E Hu. Bottom row: R Atkinson, Daryl Berg, H Haugse. M Wood. UNITED NATIONS CLUB The U.N. Club seni dele- gates to the Model UN at Cal and Stanford's Soring Conference. President Frank Bush talked with President Kennedy, U Thant, and Ralph Bunch and reported back to the club. In its first year of operation the U.N. Club has become one of Paly's most active clubs. Top rowj left •© right: It. Keany, I. Alton, A. Kinderman, C. Horn, G. Mendel, B. Finch. J. Jonei, K. Seifert, 0. Voononger. Third row- 8. Creaming, S. Menlxer, D Farrell, 0. Tyion, C. Raffel. N Robinion, T. McCul- lough, D. Gibtcn. P. Johnson. Second row: E. Kirk, C. Clark. P. Rheinhard. J. Alexander, W. Roberlion, J. Hill, M. Day. S. Kcr, M. Micholtki, M. Boer, I. Judy. First row: S Fong. I. Johnson. A. Prochhonkodee, B. Brother. W. Stone. I. Beredctti, M. Tcmmc, M. Graham, M. Rotner, K. Rolner, M. Croiq, J. Israel. This year the I.F.C. held an International Banquet at the Y.M.C.A. Foods for the banquet were fixed by for- eign students and members of the I.F.C. The I.F.C. also hosts the Luau. The I.F.C. works closely with the AFS program. It raises money for this program by sponsoring a music assembly and cake sales. INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CLUB Bock row: left to right: A. Wilton, C. Kellogg, J. Wotion, A. Head, M. Doy, W. Robertson, P. Mitchell, C. Raffel, D. Farrell. Third row: I. Croiten, B. Finch, A. Aplin, A. Collaway, D. Martin, J. Aplin, R. Fehren- bocher, S. lidgale, I. Judy, N. Robinion. Second row: t. Benedetti, J. Pelky, R. Atkinion, M. Groham, S. Wilion. P. Rolhbun, E. Hu, M. Croig, M. Boer, B. North. Firit row: S. Mentxer, B. Hurwitx, P. Hagan, P. Smith, J. McCleod, M. Hu, A. Prachankadee, G. Karomcheli, K. Ratner, M. Rolner, J. loner. 112 LARRY JUDY TO INDONESIA JIM NOVEUI TO TURKEY (NOT SHOWN) FOREIGN Top row: Aurivaldo Carvalho. Carlo Samper. BoMom row: Veronica Schmit, Angela M.artinex, Cloro Rejlrepo. Mario Somper. STUDENTS INTER. CLUB COUNCIL Top row. left � o right: M Mieholski, C. Gomoge, P. Dolan, K. Dulleo. Bottom row: J. Isroel, S. Belli, E. Meyers, M. Weinstein, N. lock, I. Santolf. BONZER COVES Top row; left to right: J. R G. Hodopp, Kitty K. Red Selby, C. Gray. M ddlo row: H. French, S. Squelloti, H. Hinckley, O. Gronneri, M. Adomi, I. Fogen. H. Chopie Decker, C. Flo Gomoge, Carl Shoemaker, J. Teoie, W. SR. Cootes, H. Glover, J Bain. Bottom Senior row: Dibo Guy, Micki, Nannie G. JuCy. Olive Ohliger, Criltle Gomoge, Soavino, Susie 0 8, Mamie, Hen Hee lusher, Winky Bclz. Howie, Chuckles Hurst. C. A. Top row; led lo right: N. lorson, I. Elkinglon, K. Anderson, D. Mortin. K. C ork. Middle row: C. Kellogg. K. Nichols, A. Gray, C. Roberts, S. Erickson, J. lorsen, S. Korel, W. low, S. leonord, C. Gordon, I. Orcult, P. Sargent, C. Poiuionov, J. AAotlhcws, P. Hagan. Bottom row: J. Strong, P. Dolon, S. loursbury, G. lo Hadorne, A. Collcwoy, K. McFodden, C. Bontley, K. Dulleo. S. Townsend, M. Hill, R. Berlin, G. Jones. 0. luebeke. 1 U G.I.G. top row; left lo right: K. Sonne, B MrClintock. 1. Jarvis, K. lowrence, M. Carlson. C. Condon, M. Reed C. Thomas. Middle row: M. Mansfield, N. Holt, J. Walson, M. Zulch, 0. Morrin. N. lock, J. Wtalhcrhall, K Knoles, S. Shores. Bottom row; M. Bliss, I. Kelly, S. Wilson, J. Hull, V. lombrev. S. Smith, J. Israel. I Ruziko. M. Rankin. Absent: D. Carlson, E. Ounne, R. Dutton, K. Kenny, D. Packer, J. Maxwell. L.T.A. Top row; left lo right: J. Peek. . , M. Schrader, M. Jones. C. Cuerord, N. Smith, C. Tims. Middle row: I. Von Korf, C. Grohcm, J. Mcleod. Bottom row: Y. Wavier, B. Johnson, K. Bradley, S. Mitchell. I. Houscmon, J. Blair, R. Martin, C. Haig. Absent: R. Gulick, C. Spence, J. Rorrsell. R.I.F. Top row, left lo right: J. Bewick, I. Duco, A. Ferguson, M. MacMitchell, A. lapuyade, M. Englemon, S. David, M. Hoxie, Middle row: B. Graham, H. Burdick, J. Novak, S Jurd. P. Muller, J. Miller, G. Penn, C. Walton. Bottom row: K. Paulson, S. Ker. S Wilson. N Wassermon. K. Keenen, C. Clark. B. Strassberger, C. Colahon. 115 Top row; led to right: N. Horton, R Dale, J. Oakes, , S. lidgote, 0. Boiler, S. Blair, J. Gerhart, I. Shermon. P Rclhbun. Middle row: E. Mcyert, M. Weinstein, R. Dclcrios. S Mcntxer, C. Porker, S. Bornell, C. Edwards, B Jost, 0 Dole Bottom row- B, Ryon, 0. Drew, $. Krouss, K Mikkelson, J. Mosik, Top row; left to right: J. Owens, S. I. Poyne. S. Poulin, $ Zilembo. S Wagner, K. Cotsidy. Bottom ro� i A. Marlin, I. Sonthod. I. Rock. S. Belli, K. McCullough, C. Mulle I. C tangle. L. Sanlhod. Stonding; left to right: V. Postclr. J. Adsit. Sitting: M Boyett, G. Foy, W low, P Cothie. S. Oliver. C Cordon 116 Top row; left to right: R. Davis, D. Johnson. D. Beors. T. Stern, H Haren, P. Johnson. B. Goldwoter, J. Voider. Middle row: G. Simple, T. Mix, J. Hamm, L. Rcnqcr, S. Bowman, D. Dilmcr, H. laraillon, B. Otlcr son, D. Buserbcrg, T. lee. Bottom row: J. Waggoncs, R. Brinehort, J. Rilrhic, S. Sonsor, D. Ruront, G. Mcndell, L. Moyne, Mascot). A. Shcppherd, N. Robinson, A. Kindermon, J. Voider, P. Johnson. Second row: C. Wobbs, 0. Grobslein, R. Keeney, J. Huntsbcrgcr, K. Siefert, D. Waples. Third row: G. Jones, S. lidgote, S. Wilson, M. Boer, J. Jones, R. Roars. 117 Mr . Emma Christine Head librarian 8 S , M.A. Northwest Missouri Stale San Jose Mrs. Delia land Assistant librarian LIBRARY CLUB Top row; left to right: T. Rui , S. Slone. C. Timms. Bottom row: S Thorloknon, 8 Dunne. G, Korontheli. QUIET MOMENTS . . DIPLOMATIC CLUB •ijoas a 05( !|P®r '0 'uotfi a M ||iow m S. Boyon, P. Smith, P. Hogan, C. Brown, B. Tyson, J. Voldcx. P. Johnson. Mr. Ralph Clement is the official faculty sponsor of the Diplomatic Club. The club engages in many diverse and myriad activities, including field trips to the Union, and bothering the History department. The first premier planned by the end of next year to secure a majority of the Leg. Council and the Commish and thereby control of the school all by himself. However, this plan was thwarted by the Conservative Party. 119 Members: R Abbott, D, Adorns, I. Allen, R, Atkinsor. E Austin, E Austin, K. Be z. 1. Benedetti, M. Blackburn, J. Bloul, M. Boer, S. Boyon, M. Boer, B Brother, D. Brumbaugh, }. Burness, F. Bush, B. Copone. VV Cobbs, M Croig, J Dovidson, D. Duserberg. D. Eng ish, R Fehrenbafher, B Finch. S. Fong, J. Hill, P. Honey. J. Huntiberger, J. Huslon, I Ike Horn, N. Ishiymo, J. Israel, B. Johnson, 0 Johnson, I Johnson, P. Johnson, G. Jones. J. Jones, I Judy, R. Keeney. S. Ker, Edie Kirk. S. Krouso, G. Kuhn, S. Levy, J. Lucy, T. McCullough, J Masifc, M Micholski, M. Milbcnk, N. Milne, I. Montogue. M Newton, N. Nines, B North, J. Novelli, C. Porker, C Roflell. P. Rheinhorl, R. Reeder, N Robinson, G. Rodgers, K. Roots, M. Ross, K. Sielcrl, D Scnvobaugh, S. Smith. M. Spencer, S. Swank. 120 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Top row; loft lo right: J. Lawrence, B Tyton. B. Abbott. Bot tom row: W Moiller. D Houte, ?. Krupp. M Bithop This year the Photo Club had a profit- able year. They took many photography tours of Stanford and our scenic coast. A contest was held and Mike Bishop, Photo Club president, was the top winner. Thanks to this club, the Madrono has been able to produce a first-rate book for Paly. COMBINED SILVER SEAL AND SILVER SEAL PLANNING COMMITTEE A tore Sight . . . In 1962 the Leg. Council set up the Special Legislative Silver Seal Planning Committee (SLCSSPC). This body was instructed to draft legisla- tion for a Silver Seal, Paly's award for outstanding voluntary contribu- tion to the co-curricular system, i.e., service. Meeting on an average of once a week for 7 Vi months, the SLCSSPC finally had prepared legislation which appeared to embody the best qualities of all systems put forth. The Silver Seal bill was passed and the Silver Seal Committee was set up. The committee conducted applica- tions and Silver Seals were awarded to deserving seniors. Jop row; left to right: P. Wert, t. Atkinion, N. Robinion, R, Jeflery, S levy. Bottom row; J Itroel. E R. Corbett. R. Thompton. N. Nitet. 122 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Editor — Jane Israel Business Manager — Gayle Rogers Section Editors: Administration — Laurie Ohliger Senior — Nancy Gregory Government — Micki Michalski Departments — Pat Hagen, Pat Smith Underclassmen — Hilary Hurst Activities — Crystal Gamage Girls’ Sports — Lorna Montague Boys' Sports — Lee Juillerat Advertisements — Claire Kellogg, Cathi Ambrose Advisor — Mr. Jerry Alexander Photographers — David House, John Lawrence, Peter Krupp Cover Design — Nancy McQuire End Sheet Design — Paul Case Senior Group Pictures — Emporium Publishing Co. — American Yearbook Co., Mirro-Graphic Division 123 UNDERCLASSMEN This year the Sophomore Class Council has participated in many activities to raise money to help the school. During the week before Christmas vacation, the council members sold cupcakes at noon which the sophomore girls' had made. Their advisor, Mrs. Goodlive, has helped them in planning activities such as raising money and future dances. Front row; left to right: Anne Kingmon, Jody Maxwell, Sue Wilion, Rob Kessler. Back row: Chris Ledger, wood, Don Tyson, Robin Woples, Dike St. Argelo, Steve Ruppenthol, Lone Tanner. OFFICERS Below Lott to Right: Chris ledgerwood, Anne Kingmon, Robin Woples. 126 II 1 Ccro Abbott Kor Ahrens Timothy Allen Howorc Anderson Betty Anderson lo Von Ancrut Oionc Angelin! David Arthur Mo Artusy Mike Armour Tom Attatli Noncy Badger Mike Boiley Sue Bailey Chip Barnet Pout Botet Julie Bain Beverly Balcomb Bcllio Batmon Bob Bayho Irene Borotolf Janet Barlow Steve Bayley Jomct Begle Rod Bornett Daryl Berg Gloria Berg Andrew Bernstein Joy Billger Diane Bishop Mike Bishop Kothy Blackmon Susan Bleich Doug Blenio Judy Bodenschotx tida Boer Mory Bolljohn Erik Bonde Bonnie Bowling Marsha Bowman Leslie Bowser Craig Boyon 127 Mork Brouns'ein Tom Sreen Sherry S'rurr Marie Brichla Georgia Brgg Gregory Briggs Sonoy Briggs Steve Brown Susan Brown Richard Buell Ellen Bull Mike Bushlcy lorry Butler Bob Collahon Maureen Callohon Gail Copp Melineo Cardello Pot Corder Russ Corley Emily Cary THE SOPHOMORE CLASS . . . Mory Carlson Rick Cossel Mark Clopton Chris C'ark John Cisne Dovd Christensen Fronk Chioppori Roy Childers Undo Childers Jack Cheney Miles Chedekel Ellen Challenger Don Collmon Bill Cohen lorry Cole lee Compton Nancy Comstock Tom Cooke lucio Coon Grctchen Cooper Gwen Cooper Cynthio Corletl 128 Korlo Davit Jeon Oeon Cindy Dearborn Gina dcGratti Jerry Demoretl Douglot Denton Jack Dickinton Dowg Dolon Morgie Jonet Ken Downs Karl Droke Tim Dully John Duggan Joseph Costello Loren Costello Sue Cousmcou Ann Crcttmon Peggy Cothie Dianne Don Stuart Dautolf Joun David ENCOUNTERED OUR GREAT HALLS OF LEARNING FOR THE FIRST TIME . . . Robert Faulkner Siireon Fcgley Dove Fehrenbarhei Gccrgic Feiie Mollie Ferry Richord Fcstinger Ann Finholt leannie Finlayson Suxy Oumont Fred CuPont Judy Forle Steve Easlerbrook Dovio Eddy Paul Edqor 129 Alan Fisher Sieve Fisher Chris Fiflon Rick Floyd Mike Fondillcr Dione Forsberg Diana Foriylhe Grclchen Foy tibby Franco Jim Frankfurt Paul Fregulia Diane French lesley Gibbs Hugh Gill Harriet French Jessica Fried Ronalo Giatt Chris Gloxicr Mike Friedman Glenn Gomboa Kenneth Glaxier Helen Glcver Paul Gorroll Dee Gelinos George Goschc Claire Gooldrup Caroline Gordon Cynthia Graham Bonnie Graham Jcnii Graham Susan Granicri Diane Grannis Jacqueline Grant Undo Groy Karen Gregerson Jon Grim lavon Grimes Suscn Griswold Rollie Grogan Michelo Grumct Collot Gtorard David Guy 130 Bey Haldermon Bob Hamilton Ellen Hcrdimon Charles Harlan Sue Haslacher Betty HottOrf Fran Hayes Jon Hayes Joel Hedbcrg Eileen Henrick lee Henderson Michele Henaerson Mary Hcnncssy Laurie Hepps Boy Hilborn Kalhy Hildreth Rob Herdman Jim Hewlett Scolt Hill Hilary Hinckley Roger Heyl Susan Hibbs Gloria Hinsey Noncy Hochberg John Hoeppncr Dione HoHacker Judy Holling Al Hollinstead Bob Holwerda linda Hoover Thomas Horne Ginny Hostetler Jackie Howell Dovid Hu Mini Hu Pot Huber Jeonie Hull Joey Humosli Mory Humphrey George Hung Karen Huntsbergcr Barbara Hurewitz 131 George Hunt Kolhy Hulh Dconno Itonio Moiorie Jacobson Julie Jackson lynn Jorvis Red Jeffre Anne Jenkini Bob Jcwbcrq Sue Jernigon Moritue Dodd Ann Johnston Cormc Johnson Korcn Johnson Mike Johnson Thelio Johnsu.i Vicki Johnson Steve Jones Mork Judy Ruts Juillerol Mike Jurd MET NEW TEACHERS AND FRIENDS Elliott Koi-Kee Chris Korobats Jone Koto lorry Kcvinoky tyndo Keosl Pete Kc Icy Poul Kelley Rosolino Kent Al Kernoff Rob Kessler Boron Keyes Coby Kimuro Ann Kingman Jone Kirkpatrick Ann Konrady Pol Korch Otto Kralovec Tom Kremen Pom Krelchirer lindsoy Kriebel Ursulo Krutein 132 Gerald KunWhlge Judy Kurtz Patrick lampc Janet Lanen Gail latte Wendy low Jim laudereau John lowrence Kathy Lawrence Chrii ledger wood Michele ledoyer Donald lee Jeff lehmon Dick lereh Grace Light Ingrid lion Doug lipton Bob Littell I nee lot Morgoret lot David loo JOINED THE PATTERN OF PALY LIFE . . . Bill lorirg Tonya loscutoff Bruce love Steve loveless Karen luik Morgoret lyon Toni lyon Therejo McCarthy Shermon McCormick John McCrory lone McOcnold Michele McDonald Mike McGowan Bill McGuire Sheilo McKaig Maureen Mcloin Georgia McLaughlin Bruce Mcleod Ted McNiell Pom Maiwald Morio Mokeio 133 lirdo Morkcy Pomelo Morron John Marrs Gory Miller Bill Miller Dennis Milligan Anno Martin Nancy Marx Liz Molhcw Sally Minard Gorlo Mitchell Robin Mitchell John Molhew Barry Mathis Becky MottesOn Dove Matthews Barbara Mathis Wayne Matzen Judy Moxwel1 Rod Maxwell Judy May Joan Montrouil Mike Moreno Michael Morrissey William Moste;ler Mel Muffelt Nick Muir Madeline Moyhew Betty Mendozo lynn Micklus Gerhard Miccklei David Miller Eric Miller Bruce Murphy Kris Murphy Kathleen Murroy Hugh Mussel Scott Nagel Jim Napo'eon Gayle Nelson Wayne Nicholls Debb e Nichols 134 Aulhur Nio Mike Norman Harry Obcrhclman Marjorie Og ctby Barbara O'Kce'e Dennii Omclko Linda Phiiiip, Jerc Phipp, Dove Poll Victor Poliok Addi,on Pollock Alliton Porter lirdc Orcutt Jone Owen Sybil Oswald Dan Potter Mile� Poller Poul Pribylo Ed Pace Cynthia Parham Marfho Park Clifford Ouoyle Linda Robinowitch Emily Raffel Barby Pork, Lorry Pornell Jamcc Poul Mimi Ratner Julie Roudnnbough Ann Recrdon Sue Paulin S,cve Reder Su.on Payee l,ndo R h Suson Pearce John Rey Peggy Peder,en John ?•' ' Don Pennington Johr R, Cl lindo Peter, a,hr 135 Ina Richard ton Burton Roberts Sieve Raberti Sue Robertson Sieve Rolon Sandy Rost Jo Rowen Kenneth Rowland Glee Rundell Sievo Ruppenlhol Shoron Sanders Polly Sargent Edward Searl John Seort Ann Solo Sieve Schaper Nancy Semonet Donro Severonce Sieve Schonborn Jornet Schroder Diana Deyforlh Alon Sheppard John Schuler Sue Scoll Cathy Shidler Mory Shield! Rick Shirley Mark Shoent Pete Sieberl Kathy Sieracki Robert Simon Patricio Singley Harry Siloir Elinor Slack Terri Slowion Shoron Slezok Kritti Smedal Veronica Smil Eric Smith Ronald Smith Virginia Smith Mike Sowers )36 Rick Spohf Margaret Spector Kothy Springer Pol Spurr Sue Squellati Jackie Stalling� Dike St. Angelo Molleen Stork Jerry Storrenburg Rick Stephen� Richard Strick Mary Stroh Sutie Steinberg Dennit Steinkc Sill Slcwort Shoron Steworl Taunita Stock Maynord Stowe Ann Slroheeker Sylvio Sullivan Melinda Sumcrol Jor Suiter Chritline Svindod Yoshikazu Tokayomo Polrick Tokeuchi Joieph Tanner Roy Toylor Tony Terre� Mike Thayer Bob Therrien Alicio Thomai lindo Thomo� Bonnie Thompton Martha Thompton Jim Thorup Vickie Tiernon Sally Todd Janice Toombt Charlet Torrey Marlho Trimble Barbara Twining Don Tyten Robert Vollem 137 Jcmei Von Eolon Gory Von Moonen Robert Von Siegmon Aldcno Vorgci Torr Vcndei.n Slav Virflllo Cheryl Vogel Coro Vonk June Voouonger Mary Wathlel Robin Waddell Richard Wolker Wo.ter Wolker Phylindc Wallocc Thomoi Wolih Terry Wollcrt Chrii Walton Robin Woplei Mark Warner Conr.a Webber Sanford Webster THEY STUDIED HARD AND BY THE END OF THE YEAR WERE PREPARED TO BECOME JUNIORS Greq Wight Sue Wynkoop Edword Yono Woyne Zovoiky Andrew Zowiitowski fronk Zimmerman Joon Zwiertein Steve Weed Janet Weinifein Colleen Weirthouier Dwight Weill Coro. Whee er lorry While Gory Whittaker Dovid Wilkimon ,ohn Williami Mike Williomi Shone Williomi Tom Will iomi John Wilrrer Bonnie Wilion Suion Wilion Richard Winior Joy Wolfinger Edword Wong Pot Woodward Fred Worrell Jock Worthington 138 140 i JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class Council of 1962-3 has added much to the success of the year. The group sold coffee and cookies during Parent's Back to School Night, sponsored the end-of-semester dance, and sold the very popular ribbons that all school-spirited Paly people wore to the football games. In addition to these activities, the Junior Class Council sponsored movies during noon, and, of course, gave the Junior Prom in March. Front row, left to right: Wendy Stone, Connie King. Jone Aiken, Jody Stone. Chrit Clork, Folly Corbett, Jone Feeiey. Bark row: John Browne, Som Catonia, Geoff Alexander, lee Spencer. left to right: John Browne, Polly Corbett, San Catania. Jock Abbot Morilyn Adorn� Jenny Adlil Boh Baker loan Bolbo John Bellam Pom Aechison Jone Aiken Geofl Alexander Oiar.e Bailer Condi Bauer Sorry 8«hr Ano Alvarez Comilo Alvorez Cothi Ambrose Christina Anderson Kendro Anderson Tonnie Anderson Betty Arnold Judy Arnold Dick Arnold Jane Benedict David Benepc Tim Benintendi Dan Bernet Tom Besemer Joe Ann Bewick Rosemary Arnold Jim Ashley Anne Bobson Vicky Badeaux Borbcro Boiley Dewieen Baker Rick B shop Robert Bigelow Tom B ockmon Sue Blair Margo Bliss Noro Borg-Breen Tom Boyce Mary Boyelt Jim Bower 142 Scott Bowen Camillo Bowoen Beverly Broden Peggy Bradley Robert Rrnketman Steve Bridget foul Cate Borry Carlton Crit Carlton Diane Carlton Kenneth Carlton Jay Corlton Morly Brill Poulo Brink Darrell Britke Katie Brodie Jone Brown lo'oine Brown Marilyn 8rown John Browne Icnnclte Brunton Daryl Corty Cathy Catsidy Sam Cotania Suzanne Cecil Virginia Chilton Bichord Chritlionten V J(£H Michael 8urke Robert Burnley Burt Benjamine Steven Burl Richard Coin David Cambell Allen Chuck Simon Cinlz Krit Clark Cathy Clautt Jennifer Cloud Chloe Colemon Donna Colli ns Margaret Collintworlh Charlit Condan 143 Kothy Cooley Polly Corbel) David Corlits Kathy Cory Judy Cotton 8urr Cox Fronk Cristich Ruth Crittenden Berry Dehl Danny Dahl Diane Dale Ruth Dale Chori Dovid Dean Davit Noncy Dovit Rolond Davit Bill DeBcrd John delorios Michele Devine Bill Ooddt Judy Ookken lourie Duco Jim Duerkop Joan Dunlao Beth Dunn Robin Durand Morgo Dutton Rotalind Dutton Walter Duvall Dick Eastman Ralph Ecklond Scott Edwards lam Edwards Pomelo Edy Jim Egeberg Jim Eliatsen Bill Ellis Carol Ellis Thomas Elliott Seth Emerson Myro Engelman Sue Erickson 144 Marilyn Even� lindc Fogen Dove Forley Dovid Farrell George Farrington Adcle Foville Carolyn Foydock Suion Fehrenbacher Ann Ferguson Aliion Fpifi� Koly Feslinger Marilyn Filch Foul Force Ralph Freeie Fa� French Phil Fuhrmon Ann Galvin Carol Gamage David Gcnge Jan Gerhart Jim Gibbons David Gibson Susan Glass Rich Godfrey Dovid Goodwin Fred GooMrop Cathie Gordon Melanie Gol Terry Gould Judy Grohom Michele Grohom Olivia Gronieri Anne Gray Carol Groy Bill Groy Tom Greene Andrew Greening Tom Graven Morilyn Grimes Jcmes Grimm Paul Grohslrn Sherrill Gulick 145 Pol Hoqan Jane' Hcgemonn B-ardc Hair m Jeremy Hamm Nick Hammer Donna Hardin Potricia Hardman lucio Hardy Michael Harmalin Mike Horriton lynda Horl Grelchen Hartman Horry Haseltine Hank Houqse Margaret Howe� Havltur Helen Rich Heinichen Wallace Hendry Alan Hieronymu� Dove Hinckley Jane Hodapp CLASS THIS YEAR’S JUNIOR Tim Hodge� Tina Hodget Chrit Holder Lindsay Holichek Ed Holme Normandie Holt Chrit Hapiak Barbara Hopkins Connie Horack Nancy Horton Sheila Horton David House Marguerite Home Evelyn Hu Norm Hultc Robert Ireson Margaret Ishiyomo Kczuko Ito Dave Jaques Dovor Jedlicka Harold Jones 146 Greg Johnson Kristi Johnson liz Johnson Bonnie Jos' Moy Jeon Stephen Kortchner Poolo Kosligor Snndra Kostigor Bud Kaufman Claire Kelloqg lois Kelly Diene Kenny Kathy Kenny Geoff Kerber Marsho Ketlz Michoel Kilmortin Robert Kirnomon Peter Kindschi Anthony King Connie King Catherine Kinney ENTERED ENTHUSIASTICALLY INTO STUDENT LIFE . . . Kothi Kirkhorl Rob Kirkpatrick Boo Kocher Karen Kohler Steve Kosby Sherrill Krause Pete Krupp Mike lamb Gregory lorrbcr! Virginia lombroy Mike lompton Margie londsbergen Genia lone Norma lorsen Irene losarev Robin lotto Evelyn leoeh libby leovclle Don lee Tom lee Susan leonard 147 Bill lereh Ken lidtler BerlhO lobOtO Bob lock Shirley loicono Bill louchord Foul lubker Sieve lynch Chorie� lyor� Sue McCoy Jome McWhorter Showneen McMonogle Corolyn Mcleod Jone Mclennan Kolhy McHenry Nancy McGuire Denni� McGhic Michele McDonald Barbara MacMicheal Morionne MacMitchell RAISED MONEY FOR THEIR CLASS . . Rich Mahurin Mcrcholl Mok Merrily Monifield Delaine Morkii Bili Monhall David Marlin Diana Marlin Galen Martin John Martin Sharon Marlin Maria Martinez Peter Malei Oovid Maxwell Sharon May lorry Moyne Jim Mean� Chrii Mehne lyndel Meikle Buron Mcllberg luita Mellon Virginia Mercer Arne Meyer 8roce Micklus Mory Lou Millburn Alexis Miller Thomos Minor Mory Minlo Morionre Mitchell Jell Mohr Nicholas Moll Gary Moncriff Linda Moore Mory Morondiere Sue Mosher Timothy Murphy Mildrec Nakamura Jett Nelson Virginio Nelson Woyne Nelson Shoror Nergoord Kolhryn Nichols Todd Njmilx SUPPORTED OUR TEAM AT GAMES . . . (Catharine Nixon Carol Noonan Bill Normon Jeanne Cokes Signe Oliver Koren Olsen Jane Osborne Dorlene Osmono Irene Otis Bert Ollerton Shoron Owens John Oxendine Myron Palmer James Parker Al Parsons John Payne Susan Poyna Anne Pearce Judy Peck Jaret Pelkey Bryce Perry 149 Patricia Pierce Main Pindor Jim Plalto lani Plontki Cheryl Poe Kathy Porto Alfred Porter Rick Power Waller Prehn Pool Prentice Joy Price Jill Pryor Murle Rankin Phylli� Rclhbun Suior Rnyner Mery Reed Tom Rice Jim Ritchie Debby Rhoodes Carolyn Robert� Donald Robertson AND WERE EVEN SEEN STUDYING . . . Mory Roberlton Tom Robin� John Rohinion John Rose Richord Rowe Theresa Roil Vicki Rumple Chuck Rom well Ronnie Rundell Tom Ryon Corolyn Sontos Cheryl Saho Allen Salibury Robb Sanium Brad Sontos Bonrie Scale� Jill Shoemoker les Scher Ron Schreck Sue Schroyer Don Scott 150 Richord Seors Roxie Scbojlion Martho Sedivy Jackie Seeley Morgan Seeley lindo Selby Harry Selvidgc Corole Sorter Ron Shaw Don Shenk Dennis Sheppard Steve Sherwood George Shields Bonnie Shirley Melanie Shrader Mike Siebert Neol Silver Dennis Simon Marsha Simpson Groce Singleton Bonnia Sloan IN PREPARATION FOR THEIR SENIOR YEAR. Jeffrey Smedberg Brannon Smith David Smith Doris Smith Noncy Smith fatricia Smith Sandie Smith Tom Smith Jim Snyder Kormo Sonne Dove Sonnichsen Charles Spencer lee Spencer Mark Springer Rick Stephens Tom Stern Judy Store Rosalind Stone Suzanne Slone Wendy Stone James Stivers 151 Caroline Suarez luz Suarez Judy Tahl Skip Tcmirany Mar c Tanner Dennis Tale Jane Teat Kothy Tempel Therok Tahori Christina Thomoi Judy Thompson Michael Thompson Ronny Thompson William Thompson Carl Trexel Bill Tsuchido John Ulondcr Polricia Usellon Virginia Vollem J. Van Rysselberghe Ronna Van Volkenburgh Sleworl Van Wagoner Tom Vorgos Sharon Vecsey Alan Vivanco Robert Vornini Zono Thompson Sylvia Thorloksson Mike Tomkins Phil Torgeson John Toomy Steve Torrance Dove Vonosek Irene Von KoHI Doug Voorsonger Don Vrano Marguerite Wachtel Sue Woggener Jim Waggoner Mario WogsioM Robin Wahle 152 Colhy Wolkar lohn Wollbrink John Wolert Monton Wolen Joiore Wol� on Anne Webb Doug While Gole Williomi Anne Wil� on George Wilelor Stephen Wood Hoi Work Jonne Wrolholl Sieve Yono Genie Yomokoshi Cherril Young Condoce Younl Sharon Zilembo Jon Zobel Mcrilyn Zulth 153 154 155 ACTIVITIES 158 SPIRIT Can you ever imagine a two-man band march- ing down the halls with half the school trailing behind singing Green and White Forever ? Well, it happened this year, along with the many other high-spirited activities that preceeded our football and basketball games. Everyone must remember all the signs and dec- orations that went up before the Cubberley and Sequoia games, not to mention The drive for OXYGEN. The spirit at the rallies and games ranked our rooting section among the best on the Peninsula. Our Pom pon girt mad ©m n w friend . Cheerleader� added u touch of inler«sl at the game� . Another touchdown! We beat Cvbberleyl Sue Jurd. Heod Cheerteoder Oione Guy PALY CHEERLEADERS Nonty Coulk jmmm Non Morrit Let's go big Paly, Let's go . . boomed from our All SPAL rooting section this year, as our spirited '63 cheerleaders rallied our teams on to victory. Sue Jurd, our energetic head yell leader, along with Noncy Caulk, Diane Guy, and Nan Morris inspired Paly rooters to yell and bring many honors to our school. The Cubbcrly sports- manship trophy and the Best Cheering Section Trophy at the Christmas 8asketball tourney were just two of the awards the girls helped us to cap- ture. PALY POM - PON GIRLS Our smiling and peppy PomPon girls, Carolyn Clark, Barbara Austin, Crystal Gamo i, Sue O'Brian and Joan Miller Helped to inspire and promote spir.. at our sport- ing events, before, during, and after them. Sports writer Dick O'Connor of the Palo Alto Times said this about our girls . . . Best Routines . • . The Vike girls added a lot of class with their excellent routines . . . keep up the good work, girls. Everyone is sure to remember their lively Charleston and other varied routines done to the music of the Pep Band, under direction of Ken Ritchie, during basketball games. Sene high kicking half time entertainment. LITTLE VIKE” Iwnd Johnson. our Mighty little Vike. ha« done a fine job fer the past two yean fan- 'ting school spirit at garnet. POM PON GIRIS left to right! Carolyn Clork. Borbo’o Austin, Crystal Gomage, Sue O'Brion ord Joar Miller. 163 Even prominem Senior girl cn«3 J.m Thoitt hi� the poll . ELECTIONS This year's elections drew the largest number of candidates in Paly's history. Under the direction of Jim Novelli, the Election Committee did a fine job of run- ning and planning the elections and the Student Body did a good job of picking its officers. PALY’S ACTIVITIES Soph were new at this. WO HOM.M or 5.V boys'erw HAUOWEEN DANCE October 29. 1962 lund Johnson gives o lucky winner her prize . . . Sing Along with 164 Mitch album Everyone mode il lo Oretj Up Doyl DRESS UP DAY Paly's annual Dress Up Day was a huge success this year os Sophs dressed up like babies, Juniors as sophisti- cates and Seniors were the old folks. The day saw many of our Senior girls dressed as cowboys or Indians raising heck in the halls, os usual. Old folk ol home. SCHOOL SPIRIT FOOT8AU QUEENS left to right: Junior Princess, Morionne MocMitchell; Senior Queen, Nino Austin; ond Sophomore Prince� , Bonnie Graham THE RALLY AND . . . ...GAME f a v 9 .-Ji. .� Spirit wot high ot the Rollyt this year. I 66 Well ... we get the ideo GO PALY_____BEAT SEQUOIA Dione and Mutclet Johnson to ; -Mr Forty School? Our Basketball lion killed them ... to did our rooters. Another touchdown I I I ■ ’’• r r.L XX 1 • little excitement therel Oh Paly High We Hail Thee . . . BEAT 5EM� i CHRISTMAS FORMAL Candy Cane Lane” Dec. 15, 1962 Hey whot's this? leftovers from the Victory Donee . . . VICTORY DANCE Nov. 17, 1962 We donced to the Music of the Storlighters 166 Lets Dorcell '� 1 si AFTER THE GAME DANCE Ja nuary 4, 1963 HALF WAY POINT” January 26, 1963 The ledger)� played al the 'longett dance of the year’. See the girl with the BIG smile . . . See everyone made ill Noon Soc-hops weren‘1 loo big this year. SHOTS AROUND CAMPUS lunch area ... no one teemi hungry. Jusl everyone mode it Wailing and wailing and wailing lor the but Princess Marianne Mr. Palmer and Micki . . Iwo ol our most avid Ions. Hi Sutia . . . and everyones together . . G««««. let'� get out of here I Two'� company Nop Time Don't do it. Croty Gorkin New «lolhet regulation� ] Prominent $r. Girl Who'� yo looking oli Toke it eoty . . . GIRIS Where om I? look at that Girl I I n Normal people in the holi� . Candid Camerol ooooh, there'� o gome here? lourei Hordy. Hey There! Hell'} Anqclt Who! qome? If'� no big thing. Morty. Ccnoid Comern Rcbiet And what wot your deed? Thuncoy Night The litlert Straight from the horia'i mouth. ou too ■Woler polo rtnrAr xa r..i Surft up . . Pierce� oren'I. Cotey Kifoore A dole? Three Stooge� Mitch Polled 4 Cheaper by the dozen Chain� 8rurch Sc r How yo hanging? GIRLS' SPORTS MARY NEWTON Girls' Sporlj Commissioner G.A.A. BOARD The G.A.A. Board is the executive committee of the Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation. It consists of: the Commissioner, Mary Newton; the Secretary, Terry Ruiz; the four Sports Managers, Carol Noonan—tennis, Judy Graham—Basket- ball, Lorna Montague—Volleyball, and Melinda Hill—Softball; the Class Rep- resentatives, Nancy Milne—Seniors, Margo Dutton—Juniors, and Sue Wilson and Ellie Slack—Sophomores; the Sport Club Representative, Carmel Bentley— Trampoline; the Block “P” President, Julie Dubbs. The Board plans the activ- ities for the year, runs the after-school sports program, and assists the Block “P, This year an officials club was introduced for those who couldn't partici- pate in «ports so that they could get points for Block P . Top row: Margo Dutton, Julie Dubbi, Sue Wilton, lorno Montague, Melinda Hill. 8ottom row: Judy Graham, Mary Newton, Carmel Bentley. Abtent: Terry Ruiz. Corot Noonan, Nancy Milne, Ellie Slack. 176 JANE CARSWELL At hood of the girls' gyrr deportment. Mist Cortwel providos inspirotionol leadership. She sees Ihof everylhing runs smoothly while the leothct—iroslly in- dividuol sport. ELEANOR KNAUER Mrs. Knouer provides leadership in fhc arts, os sh« ond Miss Corswell occom pony the quintal on the ukulele. She olto teaches Modern Donee ond heoos the Modern Donee Club. JEAN STECKEt Mrs. Sleekel is the advisor lo the Block P ond she Icochet tcom sports in doss. SUZANNE SEARS Miss Sears is new to Poly this yeor. coming from Son Francisco. She teaches three classes of sophomores, union, ond seniors in one group. Her specialty it teem sports. MIRIAM GAUTSCHI Mrs. Goutschi provides ord leeches recreational leadership, alonq with golf, ond swimming She olso lecds the aquo coda boord in putting on on event in the Soring F A C U L T Y G I R L S ’ B L 0 C K The Girls Block P” is mode up of girls who hove earned points in four sports. This year, they sold Paly sweatshirts to the gym classes. They also continued to sell doughnuts at brunch. The doughnut money will put on the Spring Sports Awards Banquet and will provide schol- arships for one or two of the Seniors who have contributed most to the club. YEAR’S EVENTS Top row; Judy Graham. Marge Dutton, Julie Dubbs. lorno Montague Bottom row; Virginia Vollem. Melinda Hill, Carmel Bentley. Absent: T. Ruix, J. Austin, J Be- wick. M. Boer. N. Caulk. M. Grahorr, P Hogan, S. Johnson, D. Kenney. E. Kirk. S. lidgate, S. lounsberry, O Martin, J. Mellon, M. Milbank, I. Moore. M. Newton. A. Pearce, J. Pelky, K. Rainer, S. Royner, V. Rumple, S. Stone, 0. Toshilsune, C. Ver- lin, H. Wheeler, K. Young, M. Zulch, Bowling Clinic ......................................................October 20 Tennis Playday with Await and Cubberly at Paly.....................October 27 Father-Daughter Night: games, trampoline demonstration, folksinging ................................November 30 Basketball Clinic ..................................................February 16 Playday ...............................................................March 16 Modern Dance Recital...................................................March 22 Swim Clinic ...........................................................April 16 Aquacade .................... Spring Sports Awards Banquet 178 May 10-11 . . . May 23 SPORTS ACTIVITIES TRAMPOLINE 179 RECREATIONAL LEADERSHIP MODERN DANCE BOYS’ SPORTS Varsity Football Sophomore Football Water Polo Sophomore Water Polo Varsity Basketball B Basketball C D Basketball Wrestling Cross Country Baseball Varsity Track B C Track Varsity Swimming Gymnastics Sophomore Baseball Tennis Golf Block P VIKES TAKE LEAGUE Paly's hardworking Vikings brought home the SPAL championship for the 1962 football cam- paign. Led by a crushing rushing offense and the best defensive line in the area. Paly compiled a 6-1 league mark and was 8-1 overall. Menlo-Atherton fell first in league play on muddy Hod Ray Field 19-0. The following week, the Vikes surprised everyone but themselves in disposing of Woodside 31-0. Ravenswood put up stiff resistance but finally was defeated 20-6. San Carlos, the Vikes fourth straight league victim, fell 40-19 but the score could easily have been much larger for Paly. Carlmont then pulled a major upset by squeeking by 19-18. A re- vamped Vike team came back the following week to put down Cubberley 13-7. Thanksgiving Day, Paly finally captured the league crown which had evaded them for so many years. Paly’s troops ran through Sequoia 20-13 to make everyone’s turkey taste good. Four Vike gridders captured all-SPAl honors. Fullback Dick 8eahrs, tackle Laurie Capitelli, guard Carl Heaney, and center Hank Wilmer were deserving recipients of the award. Beahrs was Paly’s number two rusher and Scoreboard Paly 38 ......................Await 0 Paly 53 .....................N. Salinas 0 Paly 19 ........................M-A 0 Poly 31 ...................Woodside 0 Paly 20 .................Ravenswood 6 Paly 40......................San Carlos 19 Paly 18 ...................Carlmont 19 Paly 13 ..................Cubberley 7 Paly 20 ....................Sequoia 13 could always be counted on to get needed yard- age. His linebacking was also the league's finest. Capitelli won considerable praise for his blocking ability in opening gaping holes for Vike backs. Besides the SPAL laurels. Cap placed on the all-midpeninsula dream team with Wilmer. Wilmer was sensational both offensively and defensively. Heaney was regarded the area's best blocker and failed to make all-peninsula only because he wasn’t around for the banquet. Others playing a major role included Jim Skoog, Steve Boysol, both top ends; Keith Hart, 2nd team all-SPAL; Bob Brakesman, honorable mention; Larry Lomax the Vikes signal caller; Larry Hamilton, jitterbug halfback; Tim Barnes, honorable mention; and Dave Hinckley, fine re- ceiver and rusher. Important men were Eddie Hayes, Jeff Sand- ers, Jeff Edwards, Bill Kremen, Bill Lerch, Marty Brill—2nd team all-SPAL center because of his fine linebacking, Paul Forse, Ric Bishop, Red Thomson, Barry Goldblatt, Pete Wert, Al Kinder- man, Eric Branden, Sam Catania, Larry Kromer, les Tollner, Howie Schonberger, Mike Kilmartin, 182 Top iowj left to right: J. Sanders, 8. Goldblott, P. Wert, A. Kinderman, l. Capitelli, R. Thomson, E. Branden, 0. Hinckley, M. Brill, P. Forte, S. Co onio, L Kromer, T. 8arnet, K. Hort, I. Tollner, D. Slonton, 8 Rowlond. Middle rowj S. Boytol, J. Edwards, 8. Brakesmen, I. lomox, H. Wilmer, D. Beohrs, J. Williams, I. Hamilton, B. Kremen, C. Heaney, H. Schonberqcr, M. Kilmortin, I. Bishop. Bottom row; R. Issacion, J. Skooq, B. lereh, P Holmes, T. Green , 0. Schworli, T. Takati, T. Edwards, E. Hayes, 8. Boker, G. Martin. Larry Bishop, Percy Holmes, Tom Greene, Dan Schwartz, Bob Bak- er, and Galen Martin. Jim Williams, expected to have been the league’s top rusher, sus- tained an injury against North Salinas and saw no action the re- mainder of the season. Next year, lerch, Barnes, Brill, Hinckley, Brakesman, Forse, Bish- op, Martin, and others hope to sucessfully defend the '62 title. 183 Cooehet Al Mercer ond Jim Fairchild. All SPAl ert Oick Beohrt (1 111 one loune Copitelli (obove). 0 � v G AllSPAl guord Wilm«r ond linebacker Brill (above). Quarterback Bill lerch (be- low) . Quarterback lorry lemon Halfback lorry Hamilton 184 HaHback Jim Williomt THE '62 SEASON IN REVIEW Red Thornton squirms ♦or 6 yards ogoinit M� A. Poly boot the Bears 190. Fdcie Hoyet romps for big yardage versus Rnvenswoad The Vikcs victored 20-6 against the slranq Tro-ons. Dave Hinckley pulls in a lomox ocriol for good yordoge Poly s green-clods triumphed 31 0 in on cosy win The Vikings traveled to Son Carlos and picked up their fourth stroight in league ploy by o 40-19 count. Tirr 3omcs is shown carrying Dick Beohrs bulls for voluoble yordoge. Despite Benhrt effort, Corlmont lipped Poly 19 18 for the Vikcs only defeat. lorry Hamilton is stopped offer o nine yerd goin ogoinst Cubberley Before on overflow crowd on Hod Boy F eid, the Vikcs bonded Cub beney o resounding 13 7 defeot. End lorry Bishop golhers In o lorry lomo toss for 5 yords ogoinst Sequoia. Poly won the SPAl crown before 20,000 thot glorious Thanksgiving Doy by best- ing Sequoia 20 I 3. Jim Skoog wotche� o pot� foil while Corlmont do- fender tloyt clote by. Eddie Hoyet plunge� for extra yardage ogaintt Menlo-Atherton. Dick Beohr� pick� up a needed firtl down ogointl ftoventwood Tim Barnet itept poll Cherk defender� in 63 yard touchdown romp. Tim Borne� , Pnly't top ground gainer, dipt by for 8 ogointl Await 186 Tim 801 med on by rough Corlmonl backs. Red Thornton pult Poly ohead with o successful point oiler. lorry tomo scampers for big yordoge post North Solinot defenders. The Vikes rolled over the toe S3-0 in non-leogue oction. loird lorn a i heaves complete in Cubber- ley crucial. End Jim Skoog receives against Menlo-Atherton on mud trodden Hod Roy Field. 187 Top row; left lo right Coach Bnfoillc. H Horon, B Killing. 0 Dvit nb«rg, J. Thoitt. J. Wornloft, M $iebrrt, B Hoilacher, D Eastman. J. Ellioton. 2rd tow; J. Bower, P Reinhardt, R Gordncr. F. Bvjih, I Moyne, M, Morrison. H. Haguic. D. Feeley. 3rd row; 0 Smith, J. Woggonner, R Duirand, T. Browne. T. Boil. K. McCrary. B. Johnjtor. D. Woplej. VARSITY WATER POLO Paly's varsity water polo mermen swam away with a second place SPAL finish, led by Karl McCrary, Coach Paul Bataillc's team compiled a highly successful 5-1 league mark. Small but speedy Karl McCrary earned a deserving spot on the SPAl team ranking while Bruce Johnston, Rob- in Durrand, and Doug Waples received honorable men- tion. Other senior stalwarts included Tom Post, Paul Rein- hardt, Jim Thoits, Bill Haslacher, Dave Duisenberg, John Warnloft, and Bob Gardner. Hopes for next year will rest heavily upon returnees Robin Durrand, Rody Davis, Jim Waggoner, Dick Eastman, and Mike Sicbert. Another fine crop of sophs should suc- cessfully fill the vacated positions. Coach Paul Brio; I� 188 To Poll (obove) icore� ogolnil Wood tide whllt McCrory ond Reinhordt guord ogointl Corlmont moo (rigKt). 189 THE STARTERS: lop row; left to right: Tom Browne. Tom Poll. Korl M C- ry Bruce Johnilon. Doug Wopln Bottom row; Paul Reinhordt. J.m Waggoner, Rob.n Durrond. J.m Thp.l� , D.jk Eottman. Rody Dovii iwimj o oy l.O toppotition OQOioit Ro.wtwoodl Top row; loft to right: Cooch Botoille, A. Sheppard, M. Schoper, P. Kelley, P. Siebcrl, J. Antel. Middle row; D. lec, 0. Tyson. J. Billger, B. Hollberg. T. Cook. Bottom row; J. McCrary, 0. Guy. R. Wcples, 0. lerch, M Brounttoin. SOPHOMORE WATER POLO Although the sophomores failed to successfully defend the title gained a year earlier. Paly's soph mermen produced many fine prospects for next year's varsity. In compiling a 3-3 seasonal league mark, good for an SPAl third, the sophs continually played exciting ball. led by all-SPAl'er Pete Siebert and second learner Robin Waples, the high- scoring squad was a credit to Palo Alto. John McCrary, David Guy, Dick Lerch, and Alan Sheppard ranked high among the league's finest poloists. 190 Tom Browne looks for teommole in varsity play. Top row; left to right: G. VonPotton, G. Keitling, J. Cheney, P. Gorrell, J. Ecpodal, R. Co � el, R. Floyd. C. Korobots, M. Jody, J Wilmer, Scby Huey, K. Clark, R Grogan. Coach Bro� t. Middle row; S. Hup- pentol, B Mathii. B. Sleworl, B. McGuire, T. Breen, M Moreno. M Bailey, A. Worthington, T Terret, A Kernoff. R Taylor, J Hedberg, K. Shirley Bol'om row; 0. Omelko, C. ledgerwood, W. Pollock, F Worrell, S Eotlerbrook. W. Zorch. B. Bryont, W. Zavosky, B Wllliomt, R Smith, O. K'alvoic. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Paly's sophomore gridders showed exceptional team effort but fell to the first losing season in recent soph football history. Under dynamic coach Larry Bross and assistant Ken White, the hard working team com- piled a 3-4 mark—good for an SPAL fifth ranking. As many losses were due to costly bumbles, the won-loss record might easily hove been better. Standouts included Mike Moreno, John Wilmer, Chris Clark, Joel Hedberg, and Chris Karabats. The sophs most outstanding triumph came over league champion Woodside. Bross’ troops upset the ’Cats 5-0. Other wins came at the hands of Ravens- wood and San Carlos. The stars mentioned and many others should supply an abundance of fine material for Coach Mercer on the varsity. Gory Keiiling (48) and unidentified Vike hurl Corlmonf back for yard Ion. 191 C BASKETBALL CS TAKE LEAGUE Coach Clem Wiser's troops landed the C basketball championship on Paly's courts for the first time in 25 years. The Vikes compiled a fabulous 10-1 overall mark, were 8-1 league, and swept to victory in the Shaunassey Playoffs. Led by starters Rudy Cambra, Mike Morrissey, Bob Lifted, Steve Loveless, and Mike McGowan, the squad ran away from most opposition. The starters were ably by Mike Nor- man, Shane Williams, Brucer Mickilus, Rich Strock, and Lee Juillerat. Top row, left to right: B. Mickilei. G VonMonnrn. 0. SlAngelow. 8 Cambra. M. McGowon. S. Williom� , D. Arnold, S Reeder. Bottom: 1. Juillerat. M. Norman. R. Strock. M Morriiey. � . Torrence, B. litlell, S. loveless. D BASKETBALL D'S EARN FOURTH Paly's D basketball squad finished their most successful season in recent years. The hoopsters sported a 6-5 overall rec- ord and were 5-4 in league play, taking the SPAL fourth slot. Joe Humasti, Donny Scott, Davey Blue- stein, Mike Burke, and Steve Sherwood formed the mini-Vikes starting quartet. Al Hollinstcad, Ed Yano, Elliott Kai-Kec, and Jim Napoleon backed up the starters. Coach Wiser has continued high hopes as all return except D Bluestein and C Juillerat who will play D's in college. Top row, left lo right i J. Nopoleon, B. Hcrdmon, M. Chcdekcl. B. liplon, P. Kelley, A. Hoi- linttead, J. louder. Bottom row: £. Yono. M. Burke, D. Scoti, J. Humoili, S. Sherwood, D. Bluenslein, E. Koi Kcc. 192 k «ffe-vAir JV KiJ ffXV irSoi VARSITY BASKETBALL Poly's bosketeers again finished a successful season and had many highly honored individuals. Led by scorers Fred Pribble and Larry Bishop, the Vikes were one of the highest scoring groups in recent years. Dan Johnson led rne league with his backboard play and against San Carlos pulled down 29 rebounds to set a Paly record. Rick Carpenter led the back court with masterful ball control. Dave Hinck- ley also sparked and led prospects for next year's squad. Bob Munsey, Jeff Nelson, Brian Stack, Paul Grobstein, Bill Thomson, Dick Buell, Pete Wyncoop, and Robin Durrand saw reserve action. Hinckley, Durrand, Grobstein, Thomson, and Buell return to carry on Paly's championship hopes. 194 Cooth Cl«in Wit r %KI V Cuord Rick Corpenter Forward lorry Bishop Forword Fred Pribblo Cuord Dave Hinckley Cenler Dan Johnson 195 Fred Pribble lop boll oway from M-A 8cor while Hinckley, John- son, and Bijhop tlord Icmed for combat. Fred Pribble (44) wofehes hot go in egointi Seqvoio. The shot come with no lime remaining 1o salvage o 50-49 victory ovor Sequoia. Rick Carpenter wind hi way for two points ver� u Lowell in a presecson con- test. 196 Top rebotnder Dan Johnson dears the boards against Sequaic despite heavy Cherokee guard. jAm Donny Johnson and Jell Nelson (54) watch Poly goal swish through as Times photographer colches the action. Brian Stack comes down with nothing but air in (utile effort to block Rovenswood gaol. Fred Hribble finds the going rough os he gels elbows from two sides against lorry Bishop appears surprised as ball is token by Warrior. Bob Munsey (34) gcsps in amoiement. MA. Players and referee alike oppeor storlled as Pribble takes rare east off. Top row; left lo right: D. Milligan, D. Edion, B. Norman, D. Vrona, B. Mellberg, W. Cerrulh. Bottom row: D. Olmeka, B. Johmon, J. Robinion, D. Sheppard, W. Zavoiky B BASKETBALL The 1963 edition of B basketball was perhaps the most colorful in recent history. Under Coach Anthony Trijullo, the B's win-lose record left much to be desired but desire was vividly apparent in all efforts. Little Dennis Sheppard was the team's top scorer amazing all with his long casts. Dennie Milligan controlled the boards. Wayne Carruth, John Robinson, Danny Edson, Bill Norman, Dan Vrana, and Bruce John- son saw most of tho action. The others, Byron Mellberg, Wayne Zavosky, Dennis Omelka, and Dennis McGhie also saw considerable as the squad was so equally ba- lanced that a starting five was tough to decide. Coach Trijullo refused earlier advice and didn't hit opponents with an axe, as suggested by an infamous reporter, which may have been a key to the frequent losses. 198 Coarh Anthony Trijullo Byron Mellberg putt up a bid for two points. Dennis McGhic looks for loncone to block and Wayne Carruth (20) prcporet to lay an elbow into opponent. Dennit McGhie comet out on top of the pileup while Byron Mellberg ond Bill Norman vainly attempt to help out. Dannie Milligan utes brute force fo grab the ball awoy from tcrowny Son Carlot opponent. Byron (32) Mellberg awaits action. 199 Wayne Zovotky smothers teammate after latter had stolen boll hoping for shot. Donny Edson (50) looks for the shot hoping fo rebound and further his scoring overage. WRESTLING Paly's varsity wrestling stars again notched up a highly commendable season and finished in the SPAL's upper two teams. Under the guiding light of head coach Wes Fisher, the grapplers showed an admirable repertoire of holds and means to defeat their opponents. Hugh Musser, Jim Ritchie, Mike Pryzbyla, Bill Ellis, Theron Takati, Larry Hamilton, Gregg Thomson, Steve Boyan, Susumu Kodani, Rich Heinchen, Lcs Tollner, Jeff Edwards, and Jim Huston were the team’s stars. 200 The team Grapple's Iolce action and Paul Forse is shown preparing lo slip away from Cob berley opponent. Poly won thol doy with sporkling efforts from all the wrostlors. Paul Forse uses some of his name seconds after photo was taken to flip opponent. His Cougar foe. weakened by Fortes’ force, loler fell to o dynamic pin. little Hugh Musser throws oil of his 95 pounds onto wcokley adversary. Hugh la- ter pinned the feeble foe in opening the gale to Poly s opening victory. 201 Big te� Tollner ute oli 175 pound Io roll over puny Cubberlite. Referee in bockground prepare to fool whittle in event the Cougar attempt illegal clow or likcwitc hold. Gymnatl Theron Tokoti «imply flip over hi wret- lling enthutiatm for opponent Despite all appear- ance Theron i in the rridit of decoptivoled hold which later left adversary literally sQuathed. Paul Forse, ogoinl, prepare for go- ahead whittle to stomp his opponent. Poul utcd hi brute Forte in winning. Poul alto should enjoy hit hree wrestling writeups with uch superlative comment . 202 Top rowj Ml to right: Cooch, J. Ellinton, M Chehkle. fi. lock , J McCollen, G. Hung, Burry Bu� h, 0. Johnson, Judge Worlnof, P. Gebley, A. Head, D Vooritoter, Wong Lu, H Smith. Bottom row- Snriley Bcllom, S. Woggle. Surfer Mickilut (son of Mick) T. Hung, Nibs Mendell, Junior Prohm, I. Toboy, D. Tom. The first soccer team in Paly history came into being this year playing a non- league schedule. Stars included goalie Nibs Mendell, the Hung boys, cute Brucer Micklus, and Judge Warnlof. Next year the returnees ploy a league schedule and will under a regular coach. This year's team was sponsored by the REC department with help from Stanford University. The stars came from other sports to comprise the highly successful team which knocked over highly regarded teams in- cluding Sequoia. Prospects for '64's soccie team are comet like. Unidentified Palyitc boot� to teoirmale who then kicked the boll Ihrouqh feeble Sequoia to tcoro one of three point� in 3-1 triumph. 204 okl u . . . ond when the reft not looking . . . Ah ihuckt coach Okay you guy� -hit it on the downbeat . . . .. jvtt con't dunk Ihot... 205 Scrgenf't Three MX GIRLS’ JINX Cloud '62” The Girls’ Jinx for 1962, under the excellent organization of Edie Kirk and direction of Mr. R. Maync, was a sell-out success. The performances on Dec. 7 8 delighted everyone with their originality and varied talents. The theme. Cloud '62 was developed around three acts; Western, Cirus and Parisian. All the participants had a lot of fun and so did the audience. Marni Milbank, Heavenly Steno 63 Killy and Handsome Don Under the big too; MCs StroigM from Porii; MC� litiy Borden; the lateit hit ACT 1 - WESTERN Lucia and Marilyn visiting the big town Cowboys; ine opening act 207 But'ons and Bowill ON WITH THE SHOW THE CIRCUS ACT Six of the Sr. Girl� from the lively Alley Cat Group . . . this group wo� alto o show «topper . . . 208 Our Copenhagen linger� 5 s . a c f o : e ? r ■ ;« i ■ Is 8 m i 2 ■ c � . i I? ; ‘; J i ; •;; 5 5 ! 2 ft - 0 • T C I? • e • i ? 5 S 3 S -•; - s: i: o; •; r - « 8 ! 2 • o Some typical Porision girls ond boys . . . Joanne and ftoz . . . and Margo brought down the house. THE CURTAIN RISES . . . PARIS Our Orientiol dancers . . . Dianne and Janet . . . The Jr. Con-Can . . . during rehearsal . . . they saved the high kicks (or the audience . . . and the boys. ADVERTISEMENTS noi i u v______J 210 Good looking qirls, Jonc Benedict and Roiney Brown, •f- attractive outfits — pulchritude. All of Paly’s top athletes, including Cynthia Raffel end Morni Milbank, buy lop quality sport equipment of the PAIO ALTO SPORT SHOP AND TOY WORID. PALO ALTO SPORT SHOP AND TOY WORLD 526 Waverley St. Palo Alto DAvenport 2-4673 NILSON'S, managed by former Paly graduates. Pot and Barbara Porise, provides many objects of interest for Kothy Nixon and Normandie Holt. NILSON'S 406 California Ave. Palo Alto DAvenport 3-1289 PHELPS-TERKEL 21 9 University Ave. Palo Alto DAvenport 2-21 93 Wendy Stone ond Frank Bush hove found that CROW PHARMACY hos everything from Pepto-BIsmo to penicillin. 211 CROW PHARMACY 547 Bryant St. Palo Alto DAvenport 3-4169 Glen Sibley slip� one of GIEIM'S tnony attractive ring� on Cloire Kellogg'� fourth finger btl � he i� n'l taking il terioutly. A NEW TREND IN MERCHANDISING Contract Interior Furnishings for home and multi-units from America's finest manufacturers! • FURNITURE • BEDDING • CARPETS 261 California Ave. Palo Alto DA 1-6480 rPA£k’s IL'PURNITURC CO. GLEIM JEWELERS 322 University Ave. Palo Alto DAvenport 3-6822 212 DEIMAR ISRAEL 435 University Ave. Palo Alto DAvenport 3-5342 Cothi Ambrose and Connie King ere looking over the fine cos melic good! which EDGEWOOD PlAZA PHARMACY he to offer. EDGEWOOD PLAZA PHARMACY 21 29 St. Francis Dr. Palo Alto DAvenporf 6-0280 One of Poly lop photogrophen, Mike Bishop, i trying out iair« equipment from the CAMERA SHOP CAMERA SHOP 54 1 Bryant St. Palo Alto DAvenporf 2-1715 Dick Eottrron and Jim Thoitt are taking o glance ol some of the good looking clothe from (. C CHRISTY'S. T. C. CHRISTY CO. 1 70 University Aye. Palo Alto DAvenporf 3-4651 Korl ''Snowbunny” McCrory is ready to hit the slopes oftei receiving some expert advice from salesmen John Brown ond Ken Rohr . SMITH’S SPORT SHOP 106 Circle Dr. Palo Alto DAvenporf 3-4651 213 . ltd There'j siroolb riding oheoo for Diorc Gvy, Alon lovclc , Ginny Penn, ond John Aloondcr in fhi new Oldtmooile from GEORGE S PADDlEFORD. GEORGE S. PADDLEFORD 774 Emerson St. Palo Alto DAvenport 6-4 1 51 Jane Aiken ond Krit Clork ton olwayt find the right card, ot well oi ichool tuppliat, at JOHN HOPKINS STATIONER. JOHN HOPKINS STATIONER 105 Town Country Village Palo Alto DAvenport 1-6920 Paly photographer . Greg Hateltine ond Mike Bishop. ore look- ing ovci the wide Ucck of pholoqrophie equipment ot KEE81E $ looking up tome of Mr Bonder abstruse vocabulary word it Rorny Thompson, who oernrs that CONGDOM A CROMF it the piece to get schoo tupplie . KEEBIES 18 Town Country DA 3-4204 121 Stanford Shopping Center DA 1-0321 Palo Alto CONGDON CROME INC. 270 University Ave. Palo Alto DAvenport 6-1650 214 Jinn, Judy. Dovr. one Sue slop for a refreshing pause ol PENN CREAMERY, home of Ihol famous milkshake. It figures that Colhy Gordon ond Sue Erickson ore admiring the modern machines ot PAIO AITO OFFICE EQUIPMENT PENINSULA CREAMERY 875 Alma St. Palo Alto DAvenporf 3-31 76 PALO ALTO OFFICE EQUIPMENT INC. 1 71 University Ave. Palo Alto DAvenporf 4-1688 It is crystol clear to see that you will find flowless merchandise ot ROYAl GLASS CO. Salesgirls Sue O'Brion ond Melonie Got ore modeling two of the lovely outfits from THE CHINA LADY. 215 ROYAL GLASS CO. 450 Cambridge Ave. Palo Alto DAvenporf 5-5683 THE CHINA LADY 55 Town Country Village Palo Alto DAvenporf 4-4887 Noncy Gregory ond lindo lutcher ore ready lo hit the town in their smort outfits from THE COLONY. Hilory Hurt!, Sondy Wilton, Crystal Gomoge, ond Laurie Ohliger hove jutt selected their fcvorite recordings from BROWN $. BROWN'S MUSIC CO. 1 29 Stanford Shopping Center Palo Alto DAvcnport 6-1561 Sue O Brian and Cryslol Gomoge ore titling prelly to gel o good view of RAPP'S vosl shoe selections. RAPP'S SHOE STORE 367 University Ave. Palo Alto DAvenport 4-1513 THE COLONY 91 Stanford Shopping Center Palo Alto DAvenport 2-6579 Pouted in front of the new mosaic. Pot Hagon ond Pot Smith ore looking forward lo viewing HARRYMAN S. 216 HARRYMAN'S DEPT. STORE 440 California Ave. Palo Alto DAvenport 2-4055 Mr. Bishop ossures Tom Boyce ond Geoff Alcxonder Ihol they con depend on prescriptions prepared by the CALIFOR- NIA AVENUE PHARMACY. CALIFORNIA AVENUE PHARMACY 392 California Ave. Palo Alto DAvenport 3-1373 One con find everything for Modem� o CALIFORNIA AVENUE PHARMACY. 217 ED S AUTO SUPPLY INC. 439 California Avc. Palo Alto DA 5-1123 UNIVERSITY CREAMERY 209 University Ave. Palo Alto DA 3-7454 BREUER’S DONUT SHOP GROGAN'S JEWELERS HARRY’S HAMBURGERS JIM’S COFFEE SHOP LAROY’S FLOWERS PALO ALTO DRUG CO. VILLAGE CHEESE HOUSE LYNN S HAIRDRESSERS 433 California Ave. Palo Alto DA 6-4871 MOCK'S FLOWERS CRESCENT PHARMACY 1 985 University Ave. Polo Alto DA 3-4000 218 INDEX Abbott, Carol—127 Abbott. Jack—142 Abbott, Robert—16,120 Adams, David—16,120 Adorns, Marilyn—142,114 Adiil, Jennifer—142,116 Ahrens, Ken—127 Aikin, Jane—126,142,214,98,106 Alexander, Geoff—141,142,217 Alexander, John—16.81,85,214.120 Allen, Lawrence—16,81,98,93,99,120 Allenn, Tim—127 Almgren, James Alvorez, Ano—142 Alvarez, Camilo—142 Ambrose, Catherine—142.213.94 Ammcnn, Judith—16,82,74,215 Anderson, Christino—142.99 Anderson, Dovid Anderson, Edwin—16 Anderson, Elizabeth—127 Anderson, Howard—127 Anderson, Kendra—142,114 Anderson, Tonnie—142 Andrus, loVon—127 Angelini, Diane—127 Antal, John—190 Apker, Susan—16 Aplin, Alice—16 Aplin, Jeon—17 Archer, Thomas—17 Armour, Mike—127 Armstrong, Phyllis—17 Arnold. Elizobeth—142 Arnold, Gordon—17 Arnold, Judy—142 Arnold. Richord—142.98 Arnold. Rosemary—142 Arnold, Susan—17 Arthur, Dovid—1 27,192 Artusy, Max—127 Ashley, James—142 Atchison, Pamela Athkinson, Ronald—17,120 Alsotti, Thomas—127 Aurivaldo, Carvalho—17 Austin, Borboro—17,86,163.77 Austin, Eloise—15.18,77.120 Austin, Judith—18 Austin, Nino—18,86,166.77 Avilla, Shirley Babson, Anne—82,142 Bock, William Bcdeaux, Vicky—142 Badger, Noncy—127 Boggott, Frederick, Jr.—18 Bailey, Borboro—142,98 Bailey, Michael—127,191 Bailey, Susan—82,86,127 Bailey, William—18 Bain, Julie Ann—127,114 Boker, Dewleen—142 Baker, Robert Balbo, Luann—142 Balcomb, Beverly—127 Ball. George—18 Ballam, John—142 Bailer, Nina—18 Bailer, Diane—142,116 Barotoff, Irene—127 Barkley, Katherine Barkley. Richard—18 Barlow. Janet—127 Bornes, Chip—127 Barnes. Tim—182,185,186,187 Baron, Anthony—19 Bates, Pool—127 Botman, Belli —127 Bauer, Candace—142 Boyha, Carol—19 Bayha, Robert—127 Boylay, Stephen—127 Beahrs, Richord—19.182.185,186,104.77.1 17 Beard, Marian—19,101,98 Beck. William Beckett, Jomes Begle, James—I 27 Behr, Barry—142 Bclicl, Irene—19 Bell, Richord—19 Belli, Suson—19.114.116,106 Belz, Katherine—19,114,120 Benedetti, laurel—20,120 Benedict. Jon —142,211 Benepe, Dove—142 Benintendi, Tim—127 Bennetl, Roger—127 Benlley, Carmel—176,20,178.114 Berq, Daryl—127 Berg. Glorio—1 27 Berlin, Roxanna—20,114,106 Bcrnet, Den—142 Bernsiein, Andrew—127 Besemer, Tom Bewick. Joe Ann— 142.93.11 5 Bieser, Greg Bigelow, Robert—142 Billger, Joy—127,190 Bishop, Diane—127 Bishop, Frederic—142 Bishop, lorry—20,182,185.195.196.197 Bishop, Michael—127,213,214 Bishop, Richard Blackburn, Marianne—20,93,120 Blackmon, Kathy Jo—127 Blackman, Tom—142 Blair, Janet—20,115 B!air, Susan—142,116 Blank. Marion—20.73,99 Bleich, Susan—127 Blenio, Chorles—127 Bliss. Margo—142,106 Blout, Jeon 20,120 Bluestein, Cavid—21,192 Bodentchalz, Judy—127 Bodenscahtz, Richard Boer. I Ida—127 Boer. Morbe—15,21.85.120.117 Bolljahn. Mory—127 Bonde, Erik—1 27 Bonell, Sue—21,116 Bonnelte. David—21.85 Borg Breen, Nora—142 Boutin, William—21 Bowden, Camilla—143 Bowen, Scott—143 Bowling, Bonnie—127 Bowman, Chris—21,117 Bowman, Marsha—127 Bowser, Kenneth—21 Bowser, Leslie—127 Boyan. Craig—82,127,101 Boyan. Stephen—21,119,120 Boyce, Thornes—142.217 Boyetl, Mary Alice—142,116 Boysol, Stephen—22,182 Brackney, Ronald—22 Braden, Beverley—143 Bradley, Peggy—143,98,93 Brokesman, Robert—143,182 Brcndin. Erik—182 Braunstein, Mark—128,190 Breen, Thomas—128.191 8ruer, Sherry—128 Brichlo, Marie—128 8ridqes. Stephen—143 Briggs, Georgia—128 Briggs. Grogory 128 Briggs, Sandra—128 Brill, Morty—143.182.184 Briske, Darrell—143 Brodie. Kothleen—143 Brink, Paulo—143 Brophy, Anne—22.96.93 Brother, Betty—22.81.101.98.120 Brown, Catherine—22,119 Brown, Jane Kote—143,98 Brown, loraine—143,211,98 8rown, Marilyn—143 Brown, Michael—22 Brown, Steven—128 Brown, Susan—128 Browne, John—141,143,213 Browne. Thompson—22,15.188,189.190 Brumbaugh. Diana—15,23,96,120 Brunlon, lennetle—143 Buell, Richard—128 Bulf, Ellen—128 8ulf, Jeffrey- 23 Burdick, Hilary—23,115 Burke. Michael—143,192 Burke. John Burness. Jan—23.98.93.120 Burnley, Robert—143 Burl, Benjamin—143 Burt. Michcel Burt, Steven—143 Bush. Frank. Jr.—23.188,211.1 20 Bush, Wendy- 23 Bushley, Michoel—128 Butler, Eugene Butler, Jeanne Butler, lorry—128 Butler, Normon Cain, Richord—143 Callahan, Kathleen—23,115 Callahan, Maureen—128 Callahan. Robert—128 Collaway, Anne—23,114,106 Campbell, Donald—143 Cambra, Rodney—192 Campos, John Cannon, Jerry Capitelli, Lawrence—24,83,1 82,184,73 Capone, Barbara—24,120 Capone, Theresa Capp. Goil—128 Cordelia. Melinda—128 Cordelia Sandra—24 Carder, Patrick—128 Corely, Russell—128 Carlson, Barry—143 Carlson, Cristen—116 Corlson, Diane Carlson, Kenneth—143 Corlson, Mary—128,115 Carlton, Joy—143 Carpenter, Richard—24,195.196 Corrulh, Wayne—198,199 Carly. Daryl—143 Carvalho, Aurivaldo—113 Cary, Emily—128 Cary, linda Case, Paul—143 Cosey, Michael—24,93 Cassel, Richard—128,191 Cassidy, Kathleen—143,116 Catania. Somuel—141.143,182,104 219 Cathie, Mergorot—129,116 Caulk, Nancy—25,86,162 Cavagnoro, Peter—68 Cecil, Suzanne—143,99 Challenger, Kathryn—128 Chedekel. Wile� —1 28,192,204 Cheney, John—128,191 Chicppori, Frank—128 Childers, lindo—128 Childers, Roy—128 Chilton, Virginio Christensen, David—128 Christiansen, Richard—143 Chuck. Allen—143 Cinlz, Simon—143 Cisne, John—128 Clagslone, lynn—24 Clork, Carolyn—24,86,163,75,115,99 Clark, Christopher—143 Clark, Kirstin—126,128,191,114.214 Clauss, Catherine—143 Clopton, Mark—128 Clopton, William, Jr.— 25 Cloud, Jennifer 143 Coates, Wendy—25,114 Cobbs, Walter—25,101,120 Codding, Carolyn—25 Coffman, Arthur—128 Cohan, William—128 Cole, lorry—128 Colemon, Chloe—143 Collins. Donna—143 Collinsworth, Morgorel—143 Compton, lee—128 Comstock, Nancy—128 Condie, Jean—25 Condon, Charles—143,115 Connetl, Robert-—25 Cooke. Thomas—128,190 Cooley, Kathleen—144 Coon, Lucia—128 Cooper, Gretchen—128 Cooper, Gwendolyn—128 Corbett, Paula—82,126,144,98 Corlett, Cynthia—128 Corlett, Patricio 25,96 Corliss, Dave 144 Cory, Katherine—144 Costello, Joseph—129 Costello, Lorenz, III—82,129 Coston, Judith—144 Cousineau, Susan—1 29 Cowan, Anita—25 Cox, Burr—144 Croig, Martha—26,82,101,120 Craig. Robert—26 Crone. Beverly—26 Cressman, Ann—129 Cristich, Frank- 144 Crittenden, Ruth—144 Croslen, Lesley—26.99 Dahl, Barry—144 Dahl, Danny—144 Dale, Diana—144,116 Dale, Ruth—144.116 Danz, Dianne—129 Dautoff, Stuart—129 David, Joan—129 David, Sheryie 144,115 Dovis, Dean—144 Dovis, Dorothy Dovis, Edward—26 Davis, Korlo—129 Davis, Noncy—144 Davis, Richord Dovis. Roland—144.189,104,117 Dovis, Tommy—26 Davison, Jamie—26.86,99.120 Day, Meredith—26 Dean, James—27 Dean, Jeon—129 Deorborn, Cynthia—129 DcBord, Williom—144 Decker, Heath,114 deGrossi, Gina—129 delarios, John—144 dclarios, Ruth—27,116 Delislo, Allan Domares!, Gerald—129 Denton, Vern—129 Dcrelior Doris—27,93 Devine, Michele—144 Dickinson, Jacob—129 Diestei. Robert—27 Dodd, Morisue -129 Dodds. Willord—144 Dokkcn, Judy—144 Dolan, Douglas—129 Dolan Patricia—27,114,98,106 Donnelly, Noncy—27 Downs, Kenneth—129 Downs, Roger—27 Drake, Karl—129 Drew, Dionne-—27,1 16 Oubbs. Julie—28,176,178 Duco, Lorraine—144,115 Duerkop, James—144 Duffy, Timothy—129 Duggan, John, Jr.—129 Duisenborg, David- 28,83,1 88,215,104,77,1 20,1 17 Dullea, Kareno—28,114,106 Dumont, Gizzo—129 Dunlop, Joan—144 Dunn, Elizabeth—144 DuPont, Frederick—129 Durand, Robin—144,188.189,104 Dutton, Margo—144.176,178 Dutton, Rosalind—144,98 Duvall, Walter—144 Earle, Judith—129 Early, John Eostorbrook, Stephen—129,191 Eastman, Richord—144,188,189,212,213 Eckhordt, Marsha—28 Eckiond, Ralph—144 Eddy, David—129 Edgar, Tom—129,98 Eding, David—129 Edlemon, Charles Edmunds, John—28 Edson, Daniel—129,198,199 Edwards, Corol- -28,1 16,106 Edwards, Jeff—28,77 Edwords, Scott—144 Edwards. Tom Edy, Pomcly—144 Egcberg, James—144 Eliassen. Jcmes—144,188.204 Elkington, Diane—129,114 Elliott, Paul Elliott, Thomos—144 Ellis, Carol—144 Ellis, David—28,96 Ellis, Gregory—29,96 Ellis, William—144 Emerson, Seth—144 Enge.man, Myro—86,144,115 English, Dennis—29,120 Erickson, Susan—144,114.215 Espedol, Elizabeth—29 Espedal, John—129,191 Estes, George—1 29 Evans, Jane Evans, Marilyn—145 Fagan, Linda—145,114 Farley, David—145 Farness, Joy—129 Farrell, Clork, Jr.—29 Farrell, David—104,99 Farrington, George—145 Fcsani, Judith—29.114 Faulkner, James—129 Faulkner, Robert—129 Faville, Adele—145 Faydack, Carolyn—145 Fccley. Dan, Jr.—29,188 Feeley, Jane—126 Fegley, Simon—129 Fehrenbacher. David—129 Fehrenbacher, Ruth—29,120 Fehrenbacher, Susan—145 Feinslein, Howard Feise, Estelle—1 29 Ferguson, Ann—145.115 Ferris, Alison—145 Ferry. Mollie—129 Festingcr, Catherine 145 Festinger, Richard—129 Finch, Borbaro—29,145,101,98,120 Finholt, Ann—129 Finlayson, Jeanne—129 Fisher, Alan—130 Fisher, Stephen—130 Filch, Marilyn Fillon, Christine—130 Flack, Jane Flading, Patricia—30 Floyd, Richard.130,191 Fondillcr, Michaol—130 Fong, Sheryl—15,30,120 Forsbcrg, Dione—130 Forse, Paul—145,182,202,201 Forsythe, Diane—130 Foster, Theodore—30 Foy, Gretchen—130 Franco, Elizabeth —130 Frankfurt, James—130 Franzini, Joseph Frcdrrikscn, Lynn—30,76 Freese, Ralph—145 Fregulic, Paul—130 French, Diane—130 French, Harriet—130,114 French. Patricia—145,99 Fried, Jessica—130 Friedmon, Michael—130 Frye, James—30,101 Frye, Terry—30 Fuhrman, Phil—145 Fuller, Suzanne 30 Galvin, Ann—145 Gomage, Carol—145,114 Gomagc. Crystal—30,86,163,114,216,94.73 Gamboa, Glenn—130 Gonge, David—145 Gardner, Robert—31,188.96,76 Garralt, Paul—130,191 Garralt. Ronald—31 Gcssman, Edward—31 Gayle, Michael Gclinas, Adrienne—130 Gentry, Shoron—31,1 C6 Gerard, Marie Gerhart, Jon—145,116 Getz, Leslie Gibbons, James—145 Gibbs, Lesley—130 Gibson, David—145 Gill. Huqh—130 Gist, Christopher Gloisler. Thomas—31 Gloss, Ronald—130 Gloss, Susan—145 Glazier, Christopher—130 Glazier, Kenneth—130 Gleim, Arthur—31 Glover, Ernest—31 Glover, Helen—114 Glunz, Kolhryn—31 Godfrey, Richard—145 Gohcen, Anne—99 Galdblatl, Barry—32,1 82,104,117 Gordo, Poul—32 Goodwin, David 145 Gooldrup, Claire 130 Gooldrup, Fred—145 Gordon, Caroline—130,96 Gordon, Catherine—145,114,215 Gosche, George—130 Got, Melanie—145,215 Gould, Terry—145 Graham, Bonnie—86.130,166,115 Graham, Cynthia—130,115 Graham, Janis—130 Graham, Judith—145,176,178 Graham, Michele—145 Granieri, Olivia —145,114 Granieri, Susan—86,130 220 - o ?z ■ o n ® a “1 2: °°. . to rv - - 2? £ - n E: _ 2? n l rv o- V IT 2 « s' 2 ii| o -D a g 2 e „ 2 a o o •= oo U Q O co iiU - t5 I I -5 • . . . t x I ° O e 5 £ •- c .. — S! t v « = 25f«?£ J 2 2 2 c o CCCCCCCCCC 0000000--- N � - - 2 - | S M O’ | CO O O . . . o c c c VJ ooo z 2 — c o- to $ II oo I 5 _ E O zii I s i- | « u ? t 0 « 1 £ O oo — - r S O. — _ N -i o 2 1 E 7 •� 5 ? £ = °w - - so ■- cm « n x 1l7=Mi5 is .1 o :r _ K N. rv — n?7 7 u ._- o S - - o 3 c w ■ • o o UO.M Sil n 2 I i c - o o !?' • ° 5 ° S n' n c c c c c c c co � ««uuu u _ c - - _ -a- • ■ a. a. a. a. «k b c b ub u b b C x O D T3 .- — X O w -o E • 05 w w‘ w 0 £ 3 ■ . ° e ; s 1 35 Coo = = -0 -O .i, « ” 3 5 S O “ o o; —■ o . 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O WO ® « E � ,' 8 i a 2 a «5 il v i «I «1 . _ X X X X X X X Kohlos, Karen—147 Kokalis, Jane Konredy, Ann—132 Kerch, Patrick—132 Kosby, Steve—147 Krolovec, Otto—132,191 Krause, Sherrill—147 Krause, Signe—41,116,120 Kremen, Thomas—132 Kremen. Williom—41,182 Kretchmer, Pamela—132 Kriebcl, Carol Kriebol, Linda—132 Kromer, Lawrence—41,182 Krupp, Peter—147,94 Krim, Jerome Krutein, Ursula—132 Kuhn. Virginio—41,101,120 Kunishige, Gerald—133 Kuril, Judy—133 laHadernc, Virginia—41,114.96.106 lamb, Mary—42 lamb, Michael—147 Lambert, Gregory—147 Lambrev, Virginio 147 lompe, Chris—42 lompe, Potric—133 lompton, Dovid—85,147 landsbergen, Johanna—147 lane, Genia—147 longle, Carole—42,116 Longle, Joy lapuyade, Anne—86,115 Lorser, Janet—133,114 Larsen, Norma—147,114 Larsen, Suzanne 42,113 Larson, Phillip—42 lasarev, Irene—147 Lalto, Gail—133 Lotto, Robin—147 loudereou, James—133 Law, Wendyr-133 Lawrence, John—� 133,94 Lawrence. Katherine—133,115 leach, Evelyn—147 lecvelle; Elizabeth—147.99 ledqerwood, Christian—126,133,191 Lodoyen, Michele—133 lee. Conoid—133 lee, Donald—147.190 lee, Thomas—147 lehmon, Jeffrey lehmann, Janis—42 leonard. Susan—147,114 lerch, Richard—133,19C lerch, Williom—148,184 lerman, Jeffrey—42 leu, Patricia levy, Stephen—42,120 lidgate, Susan- 43,116,117 Lidsler, Kenneth—148 light, Grace—133 linsley, Alan—43 lion, Irgrid—133 lipton, Douglas—192 litlell, Robert—133,192 Lobalo, Bertha—148 lock, Noncy—43.114.115 Locke, Robert—148,204 lof, Inge—133 lof, Margaret- 133 Lomax, lorry—43,182,184,187 Lombardi, Joan Lombardo, Vincent Loo. David—133 look, Bonnie—43 loos, Theodore—43 Loring, William—133 losacano. Shirley—148 Losculoff, Tonya—133 louchard, William—148 Lountsberry, Gary—43 launsberry, Sharon—43,114 Love, Bruce- 133 Loveless. Alan —15,44,85,192,214,76 loveless, Stephen—133 Lubkcr, Paul—148 Lucy, John—44,98.120 luebeke, Disie—44,114 lundberg, Eric luscher, lindo—44 lusk, Karen—133 lynch, Stover—44,148 lyon, Margaret—133 lyon, Toni—133 Lyons, Charles—148 McCarthy, Teresa—133 McCarthy, Teresa—133 McCarthy, Tom—44 McClintock, Bcrbcra—44,106,115 McCormick, Shermcn—133 McCoy, Susan—148 McCrary, John—85,133,190 McCrary, Korl—44.188,189,74,213 McCullough, Karen—45,116 McCullough, Thomas—45,120 McDonald, lane—1 33 McDonald. Michele—133,148 McDouqoll, Dovid—45 McFadden, Catherine 45,114 McGhie, Dennis—148,199 McGowan, Michael 0—133,192 McGuire, Nancy—148,105 McGuire. William—133,191 McHerry, Katherine—148 McHenry, Theodora McKaig, Sheila—133 McLain, Mcureen—133 Mcloughlin, Georgie—133 McLean, Allison-45 McLennan, Jane—148 McLeod, Bruce—133 McLeod, Carolyn—148 McLeod, Jonyne—45,105,98,1 15 McLeod. Michele—45,105,96 McMillan, Michael—45 McMoragle, Sharon—106 McMoragle, Shauneon—146 McNeill, Edward—133 McOmber, Bryant-—46,99 McOuinn, Tom—46 McWhorter, James—148 Mackey, Crondol MocMichael, Barbara—148 MacMillan, Corol—46 MacMitchell, Marianne- 148,166,115 MacNour, Gail Maddaus, William—46,99 Madison, Ellen—46 Maguire, Grace—46 Mohurin, Roderick—148 Moiwald, Pomelo—133 Mak, Marshall—148 Makela, Mario—133 Mansfield. Marrily—148 Marino, Millie—46 Morkcy, lindo—134 Markis, Delaine—148 Morple, Robert—46,96 Marquardt, William Marron, Pamela—134,105 Marrs, John—134 Marshall. William—148 Martin, Ann—134 Martin, Ann—134 Marlin, Dovid—148 Marlin, Diana—148 Martin, Galen—148 Martin, John—148 Martin, Roberta—47 Martin, Sharon—148 Martinez, Angelo—47,113 Martinez, Maria—148 Marx, Nancy—134 Masik, Janet—47,116,1 20 Motes, Peter—148 Matheu, Elizabeth-—134 Mathewson, John—134 Mothis, Barry—134.191 Mathis, Sharon—47,76 Molteson. Rebecca—134 Matthew. James—134,98 Motthews, Jon—47,144 Mottias, Barbara—134 Mofzen, Wayne—134 Maxwell, Dovid—148 Maxwell, Judith—126,134 Maxwell, Roderick—134 May, Judith—134 May, Sharon—148 Moyers, Eileen—47,116,114 Muyhew, Madeline—134 Mayne, Larry—148,188 Means, James—148 Mehne, Christopher—148 Meikle, Lyndel—148 Mcisenger, Karen—47,96 Mel.berg, Byron—148,198,199 Mellon, Kris—47 Mel on, luisa—148 Mendeli, Gregory—48,117 Mendoza, Beth—134 Menlzer, Sally—48,85,116 Mercer, Virginia—148 Merrill, Michoel—48 Meyer, Anne—148 Micholski, Mary—48,74,114,94,98,120 Micklus, Bruce—148,192 Micklus, lynn--134 Miccklo, Gerhard—134 Mikkelsen, Karen—48,116,106 Milbank, Maren—48,114,211,120 Milburn, Mary Lou—148 Miller, Alexis—149,99 Miller, Charles—48,74 Miller, Dovid—134 Miller, Eric—134 Miller, Gary—134 Mil.er, Joan—48,62,86,73,115 Miller, Meredith—49 Miller, Williom—134 Milligan, Dennis—134,198,199 Milne, Nancy—49,85,98,120 Minard, Sally—134 Minor, Thornes—149 Minto, Mory—149 Misenhimer, Robert—49 Mitchell, Carlo—134 Mitchell, Marianne—149,99 Mitchell. Polly—49,96 Mitchell, Robin—134 Mitchell, Suson—49,115 Mobcrly, Beverly Moerdyke, Donald Mohr, Jeffrey—149 Moll, Nicolos—149 Moncrief, Gary—149 Monson. Tinah—49 Montague, lorna—49,176,178,94,98,120 Montgomery, John—49 Montrouil, Joan—134 Moore, Linda—149,98 Morondiere, Anne—149 Moreno, Michoel—134,191 Morrin, Diane—50,115 Morris, Noncy 50,86,162 Morrissey, Michael—134,192 Mosher, Susan—149 Moss, Dovid—50,73 Mosteller, William—134 Muffett, Charlotte—50,116 Muffett, Melvin—134 Muir, Nicholas—134 Mullan. Ann—50 Mullan, Elizabeth—50 Mullan, Felix Mullan, Ty—50 Mu I le r, Pe gg y—50,74,115 Munsey, Robert—51 Murphy, Bruce—134 Murphy, Kristen—134 Murphy, Timothy—149 Murray, Kathleen—134 Musser, Hugh—134,201 Nagel, Scott—134 Nagy, Rose—51 Nakamura, Mildred—149 Nonney, Sylvia—51 222 Nopolean, James—134,192 Nelson, Goyle—134 Nelson, Jeffrey—149 Notion, Virginia—149 Nelion, Woyne—149 Nergaard, Sharon Newcomb, Kim—51 Newlom, Mory—51.81,176,75,120 Nicholli, Woyne—134 Nicholi, Deborah—134 Nicholi, Howard Nicholi, Kathryn—149.114 Niles, John—51 Nimitx, Todd—149 Nines, Nancy—52,82.75,98,120 Nio, Arthur—135 Nitefor, George Nixon, Katharine—149.99 Nolte, Denise Nook, Douglas Noonan, Carol—149 Norman, Miehoel—135,192 Norman, William —149.198,199 North, Barboro—51.98,120 Novak, Jonino—52,73.115 Novelli, Jamei—52.83.75,113,120 Oakei. Joanne—149.116 Oberhelman. Horry—135 O'Brien. Suian—52.76,86,163.114.216.215 Ogilvie, Jon—52 Ogletby, Majorie—135 O'Grady, Doreen—52 Ohliger, Laurie—52.114,216 O'Keefe, Barbara—135 Oliver, Sign� —149 Olien. Karen—149 Omelka. Dennis—135,191,198 Orcutl, Linda—135 Osborne, Jane 149 Osmond. Dorlene—149 Oswald, Sybil—135 Otis, Irene—149 Otlerson, Bert—117,149 Owen, Jone—76,135 Owens, Sharor.—149 Oxendine, John—149 Poce, Edward—135 Packer, Donno— 52 Page, J.—96 Palm, Stephen Palmer, 8ruce—52,82 Palmer, Myron—149 Parham, Cynthio—135 Park. Edward—53 Park, Martha—135 Porker, Cynthia—53.93,120 Porker, Jomes— 149 Porks, Barbora—135 Parnell, lorry—135 Parsons, Alan—149 Pate, Mike—53 Paul, Janice—135 Paulin, Suzanne—116,135 Paulsen, Karen—53,115 Paulson, Robert- 53,75 Payne, John—149 Payne, Susan I.—99,116,149 Payne, Susan Jr.—98,135 Pearce, Anne—149 Pearce. Suson Pearson, Sandra Peck, Judith—149 Pedersen, Margaret—135 Pelkey, Janet—149 Penn. Virginio—53,76,83,214 Pennell. Frances—53,80,86 Pennington. Donald—135 Perry, Bryce—149 Peters, Craig Peters, Linda—135 Peters, Roqer—53,68 Phillips, Linda—135 Phillips, Stephen—54 Phipps, Jere—135 Pierce, Mike—54 Pierce. Patricia—150 Pinder. Mcrlho—150 Plalto, Jomes—150 Plemons, Judy—54 Plonski, lani—150 Poe, Cheryl—150 Poll. David—135 Poliak, Frederick—54.96.98,191 Poliak. Victor—135 Pollock. Addison—135 Poluionov, Carolyn—54,114 Porto, Kathleen—150 Porter, Alfred—150 Porter, Allison—135 Post, Thomas—54,73,188,1 89 Potter, Daniel—135 Power, Edmund-v-150,188 Power, Lynn—54 Prachankadee, Amara—54,105 Prahm, Ole—55,98.204 Prehn, Walter—150 Prentice, Paul—150 Preston. Carol—55 Pribble. Frederick—55.195.196.197 Price, Jay—150 Pryor. Jill—150 Przbyla, Michael—55 Przbylo, Paul—135 Ouayle, Clifford—135 Rabinowitch, Linda—135 Rach, Carla—55 Rack, Lynn—55.116 Roffel, Cynthia—55,98,120,211 Rahaer, Richard 55 Ramsell, Dionne—56,115 Ronkin. Murle—115,150 Rathbun, Phyliss—56,99,106,1 16 Ratncr, Karen—56,101 Rainer, Miriam—135 Raudebaugh, Julie—135 Rayncr, Susan—150 Reardon, Terry—135 Reder, Stephen—135 Reed, Mory—99.106.115,150 Reeder, Richard—56,83,96,120 Rehm, Linda—135 Reinhardt, Pool—56.75.80.94.120,1 88,1 89 Restrepo, Clara—56,113 Rey, John—135 Reynolds, John—135 Rhoades, Deborah—150 Ricci. John—135 Rice, Thomos—150 Richord, Kathryn—135 Richardson, Ina—136 Riedel, Carolyn Ritchie, James—104,117,150 Ritchie, Kenneth Roberts, Burton—136 Roberts, Carolyn—114,150 Roberts, Michael Roberts, Steven—136 Robertson, Donald—150 Robertson, Mary—150 Robertson, Susan—104 Robertson, Wilhemino—56 Robins, Thomos—150 Robinson, John—150,198 Robinson. Nicholas—57,73.83,93,98.117,120 Robison, Nancy—14,15,57,98 Roesholm, louri Rogers. Gayle—57,94.1 20 Rohrs. Kenneth—57,81.117,120,213 Rolon, Steven—136 Rose. John—150 Rose, Pot Rosenquist, Eric Ross, Michael—57, 120 Ross, Sondro—136 Rosser, Rosemary—57 Rowe, Richard—150 Rowen, Georgia—136 Rowland, Kenneth—136 Rowland, Robert—57,96,18 2 Ruiz. George Ruiz, Theresa—118,150 Rumple, Victoria- 150 Rumwell, Charles—150 Rundell, 8lee—136 Rundcll, Ronald—1i- Ruppenthal, Stephen— 1 4 136,191 Ruzicka, Louise—57,115 Ryan, Bonnie—58 Ryan, Janet Ryan, Patti—58,116 Ryan, Thomas—150 Salsbury, Allen—150 Samper, Carlos—113 Samper, Maria—113 Sanders, Jeffer;on—58,182 Sanders, Sharon—136 Sansum, Robb—150 Sonthoff, Lynda—58,98,116 Santhoff, Lynne—58,98.114,116 Santos, Bradford—150 Santos, Corolyn—150 Sargent, Patty—114,136 Sato, Ann—85,136 Sato, Carole—58 Scales, Bonnie—150 Schaper, Margo—58,115 Schaper, Steven 136,190 Scher, les—150 Schmit, Veronica—113 Schneider, John—58 Schonbergcr, Howard—182 Schonborn, Steven—136 Schreck, Ronald—150 Schroder, Calhryn 59,96 Schroder, James—136 Schroyer, Susan—150 Schuler, John—136 Schwartz, Daniel—59 Scott, Donold—150,192 Scott, Suzanne—136 Searl, Edward-—136 Sears, John—136 Sears, Richard—98,151 Sebastian, Roxanna—151 Sedivy, Marsha—151 Seeley. Jacqueline—151 Seeley, Morgan—151 Seifert, Kelvin—59,98,117,120 Selby, Linda—114,151 Selvidge, Horry Semones, Nancy—136 Sensobaugh, Dev d—75,120,136 Senter, Carole-—151 Severance. Donno—136 Seyforlh, Diana—136 Shaver, Stanley Shaw, Janet Shaw, Robert—151 Shaw, Ronald Shellhorn, Warren—59 Shenk, Daniel—151 Sheppard, Alan—117,136,190 Sheppard, Oennis—151,198 Sherman, Dolores—59,116 Sherwood, Stephen- 151,192 Shidler, Catherine—136 Shields, George—151 Shields, Mary—136 Shirley. Bonnie—151 Shirley, Richard—136.191 Shoemaker, Jill—114,150 Shoens, Mark—136 Shores, Soro—59,1 15 Shrader, Melanie—151 Sibley. Gler—60.212 Siebert, Kristie—60,96 Siebert, Peter—136,190 Siegman, Robert Sieracki, Kathleen—136 Sieracki, Maureen—60 Silver, Neal—151 Simmons, Gary Simon, Dennis—151 Simons, 8renl—60 Simpson, Marsha—151 Singleton, Grace—151 Singley, Patricia—136 Silam, Hory—136 Skinner, Sally—60 Skoog, Jim—60,186,187 Slack, Elinor—136 Slattery. Phillip—60 223 Slawion, Terrell 136 Slezok, Sharon—136 Slick, Daniel Sloan, Bonnie—151 Smedol, Kristi—136 Smedberg, Jeffrey—151 Smit, Veronicc —136 Smith, Brannon—151 Smith, Cheryl—60 Smith, Dovid —151,188 Smith, Dorii—151 Smith, Eric—136 Smith, Gerry—61 Smith, Judith—61 Smith, Lawrence—61 Smith, Nancy—115,151 Smith, Patricia—93,94,151,216 Smith, Roger—61 Smith, Ronald—191 Smith, Sandro—151 Smith, Stephanie-—61 Smith, Suzanne—61 Smith, Thomas—115,120,151 Smith, Virginia—136 Snyder, James—75,151 Soove, Kathryr 61,1 14 Socha, Cheryl Sonne, Karma—106,115,151 Sonnichien, Dove—151 Sowers, Mike—136 Spahr, Normon-—61 Spohr, Richord—137 Specior, Margaret—137 Speegle, Susan Spence, Carolyn—62,99,115 Spencer, lee—141,151 Spencer, Marianne—62,120 Springer, Kathleen—137 Springer, Mark—151 Spurr, Patricio—137 Squellati, Susan—65,114,137 Stock, Brion—62,197 Stacy, Robert—62 Stallings, Jacqueline—137 St. Angelo, Richord—126,137,192 Stanton, David—62,182 Stark, Moileen—137 Slorr, Robert Teas, Janie—114,152 Teeplc, Avery 77 Temme, Marcia 63,96,99 Temple, Kathryn—152 Terres, Anthony—137,191 Thayer, Michael—137 Therrien, Robert—137 Thoits, James 64,74,164,188.189.213.215 Thomas, Alicia—137 Thomas, Christlno—106,115,152 Thomas, Linda—137 Thomas, Patrick—64 Thompson, Bornie—137 Thompson, Gregg—64 Thompson, Judy—152 Thompson, Marsha—137 Thompson, Michael—152 Thompson, Randall—62,85,152,214 Thompson, Toni Thompson, Zona—152 Thomson, William—152,182.185,187 Thorloksson, Sylvia—118,152 Thorup, James—137 Tiernon, Victoria—137 Tims, Connie—115,118 Todd, Sarah—137 Toad, William—85 Tollner, Les—64,1 82,21 2 Tompkins, Michoel—152 Toombs, Janice—137 Toombs, Linda—64 Toomey, Jim Torgeson, Philip 152 Torrance, Stephen—152,192 Torrey, Charles—137 Toshilsune, Diane—64 Townsend. Suzanne—64,114 Treolo. Ronald—64 Trexel, Carl—152 Trimble, Martha—137 Tsuchida. Bill—152 Tuomy, John—152 Turner, Katharine—65 Twining. Barbara—137 Tyson, Donald—82,98.126.137.190 Tyson, Robert—65,93,104 Uebel. John—65 Ulondcr, John—152 Ulonder, Shendce—65 Domini, Robert 152 Uselton, Patricia—152 Volfem, Robert—137 Vallem, Virginio—152.178 Van Eaton, James—138 Van Maanen, Gary-—138,192 Van Palten, Eric—191 Von Rysselberghe, Jacqueline—99,152 Van Volkenburgh, Ronna 152 Storrenburg, Gerald—137 Steinberg, Susan—137 Steinke, Dennis—137 Stephens, James—137 Stephens, Richard—151 Storn, Tom—117,151 Slcwort, Charles—62 Stewan, Sharon- 137 Stewart, William—137,191 Stivers, James—151 Stock, Tounila—137 Slone. Judith—99.106,126.151 Slone. Richard-—62,99 Stone, Rosalind—99,151 Stone, Suzanne—118,151 Stone, Wenda—85,141,151,211 Stowe, Lyman—137 Strossberger, Barbara—62,77,1 15 Strock, Richord—85.137.192 Slroh, Mary—137 Stroheckcr, Ann—137 Strong, Jeon—63,114 Sturla, Susan 63 Suarez, Carolina 152 Suarez, Luz Mcrio—152 Suetos, James Suetos, John Sullivan, Sylvia—137 Sutter, Jan—137 Svindal, Christine—137 Swank, David Swank. Solly—63,93,99,1 20 Sylva, Katherine Tabsto, Sylvia—63,75 Tohl, Judy—152 Tokoki, Theron—152.202 Takamoto. Kenneth—63 Takayamo, Yoshikazu—137 Takeuchi, Patrick—137 Tam, David—63 Tammany, Albert—152 Tanner, George—63 Tanner, lone—126,137 Tanner, Marie—152 Tate, Dennis—152 Taylor, Donna Taylor, Raymond—137,191 Von Wagoner. Stewart—152 Vargas, Aldena—138 Vargas, James—65 Vorgos, Thomas—152 Vecsey, Sharon—152 Vendelin, Thomas—138 Verhine. Robert—65 Virello, Steven—138 Vivonco, Alon—152 Vogel, Cheryl—138 Vonosek, David—152 Vonk, Coro—138 von Kempf, Paul von Korff, Irene-—115,152 Voorheis, Howard—65 Voorsonger, Douglas—152 Voorsanger, June—138 Vrano. Daniel—152,198 Wachtel. Mary—138 Wachtel, Marguerite—152 Waddell, Robin—138 Wagener, Susan—116,152 Waggoner, James—104,117,152,188,189 Wagstoff, Maria—152 Wahle. Robin—152 Walker, Catherine—99,153 Walker. Richard—138 Walker. Walter—138 Wallace, Phylindo —138 Wollbrink, John—153 Walsh, Thomos—138 Wallers. Terry—138 Walton, Christine—96,115,138 Walton, Stephen—65 Woples. Douglas—14.66,104,117.188,189 Waples, Robin—104,126,138,190 Warner, Mark—138 Warnlof. John—15,66.83,188,204 Wassermon, Nancy—66,115 Waters, John—153 Waters, Monson—153 Watson, Jorone—115,153 Webb. Ann—153 Webber, Donna—138 Webster, Sanford—138 Weed, Steven—138 Weinstein, Janet—98,138 Weinstein, Marlene—66.114,116 Weirshausnr, Colleen—138 Weis, Louis Wells. Dwight—138 Welly, Kathleen—66,96 Wert. Peter—66,99,182 Wespi, Marc—68,113 Weveir, Yvonne—66,115 Wholey. Robert Wheeler, Heather—66 White, Douglas—153 White, lorry—138 Whittaker, Gary—138 Wilkinson, Dovid— 138 Williams, Gale—153 Williams. Jomes—67,81,182.184 Williams, John—138 Williams, Michoel—138 Williams, Peter—67 Willioms. Shone—138.192 Williams, Thomos—138 Willis, Dauglos Willis, Ruth—67,98 wilmer. Honk—67,76,83,99,182.184 Wilmer, John—104,138.191 Wilson, Arne—96.153 Wilson. Bonnie—138 Wilson. Sandro—68,115,216 Wilson. Susan 82,115,117,1 26,138,176 Winsor, Richard—138 Winward, Maureen Wohlschlog, William Wolfinger, Joy—138 Walfsohn, Karen Wong, Edward—138 Wong, Linda—67 Wood, Lindo—67 Wood, Stephen—153 Woodward, Patricia—138 Work. Harold—153 Worrell, Fred—138,191 Worhtingfon, Jack—138,191 Wrothall, Janet—98,106,115,153 Wright. Gregory—138 Wyatt, lorrine—67 Wynkoop, Peter—67 Wynkoop, Susonna—138 Yomokoshi, Gene—153 Yono, Edward—138,192 Yaro, Steve—153 Young. Cherril—153 Young, Mortho—68 Yount, Candace—153 Zavosky, Woyne—138.191,198.199 Zawistowski, Andrew--138 Zilembo. Sharon—116,153 Zimmerman, Debbie—68 Zimmerman. Frank jShribby)—138 Zobel, Janice—153 Zulch, Marilyn—96.101,115.153 Zwierlein, Joan—138 224