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

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1964 volume:

Published by Palo Alto High School student body. :iVTr The life and activities of Palo Alto High School and its students can be compared to the growth of a tree. Our community, like the roots of a tree, provides the basic nourishing element in the school's existence. Next, the trunk, which holds up the tree's branches, is similar to our administration which supports Paly’s departments and activities. New leaves sprout from the branches as new underclassmen enter the school each year. The final products of the tree are the leaves which eventually leave if, as the final products of Palo Alto High School are the graduating seniors. 2 As a hazardous bolf of lightning may cut down a tree bringing to a sudden stop nature's plans for its future growth, so did a nonsensical shot from a rifle strike down a man ending a nation's hopes for what he might later have accomplished. It is in remembrance of his lifelong adherence to his ideals that we humbly dedicate the 1964 Madrono to John Fitzgerald Kennedy. 3 I i? t Page 6—Community Page 16—Administration Page 24—Departments Clubs Page 60—Sports Activities Page 128—Popularity Poll Page 132—Underclassmen Page 168—Seniors Page 233—Index % Contents • 4 5 The roots of a tree are the mainstay of its life, for without roots the tree cannot hope to survive. The role the community plays in the life of our high school is ana- logous to that of the roots; it is the community which supports and gives life to all that is contained within (itself) Paly. 6 California Avenue Pharmacy 392 California Avenue Polo Alfo 323-1373 7 Bcrgi Roald ond Seinra Order Harryman's Department Store 440 S. California Avenue Palo Alto 322-4055 Dove Sonnichten and Steve Eaiterbrook Palo Alto Sport Shop 526 Waverley Palo Alto 322-4673 Congdon and Chrome 270 University Avenue Palo Alto 326-1650 Jackie VanRyttelberghe and Ann Pearce Royal Glass and Mirror Company 450 Cambridge Avenue Palo Alto 321-5510 The Colony Shop 91 Stanford Shopping Center Polo Alto 322-6579 Pol Smilh ond Pol Hogon loit Kelly and Semro Older Nilson'i 406 Californio Avenue Palo Alto 323-1289 Jcn« Hodcpp ond Undo Woore Easton Creamery 416 University Avenue Palo Alto 323 8622 Mory RoberUon. Borboro Hopkint, and Dave Eding Dana Morgan Music Shop 534 Bryant Palo Alto 321-4217 9 Hauler Hoxen, Steve Wood, ond Scott Bowen T. C. Christy Co. 335 University Ave. Palo Alto 323-5321 lurch at Fottert Foster's Old Fashioned Freeze 1 805 El Camino Real Palo Alto 322-0403 Bryan Devendorf, Marie Sedivy, ond Beth Dunn Kenyon's Pharmacy 425 University Ave. Palo Alto 323-5181 Wendy Stone ond Ann Wilion Brown’s Music Co. 1 29 Stanford Shopping Center Palo Alto 326-1561 10 The China Lady 55 Town and Country Village Car From: Peninsula Chevrolet Company Palo Alto, 324-4887 Forest Avenue and High Polo Alto, 324-2575 Edgewood Plaza Pharmacy 2129 St. Francis Drive Palo Alto 326-0280 Jill Shoemoker and Galen Martin Palo Alto Office Equipment Inc. 171 University Avenue Palo Alto 324-1688 Bryon Devendorf and Harem University Creameries 209 University Avenue Palo Alto 323-7454 Nonci McGuire and Undo Moore Singer Sewing Machine Company 309 University Avenue Palo Alto 324-4442 Cathi Ambroie George S. Paddleford 774 Emerson Palo Alto 326-4151 Cabana Motor Hotel 4290 El Camino Real Palo Alto 326-3792 Koilo Oovit ord Joar Ounlop The Clothes Closet 301 University Avenue Palo Alto 323-5135 Cloire Kellogg Gleim Jewelers 322 University Avenue Palo Alto 323-1331 John Browne ond Bill leach Smith's Sport Shop 106 University Avenue 3 Palo Alto 323-4651 Mike Bithop Camera Shop 541 Bryant Palo Alto 3221715 or 322-9781 lorroine Brown. Jono Aiken Palo Alto Drug Company 400 University Avenue Palo Alto 323-1304 Kale Brodie end Tom Boyce Werry Electric Shop 383 University Avenue Polo Alto 323-5141 Pol Smith ond Pal Hagan Keyes Pontiac Inc. 663 Alma Palo Alto 323-4164 f 14 Mock s Flowers Ed's Auto Supply Village Cheese House Young Drug Company Dick Felt Store For Boys Harry s Hamburgers Connie King and Margaret lihlyomo Phelps-Terkel Inc. 219 University Avenue Palo Alto 322-2193 Californio Avenue Barber Shop 425 S. California Avenue Palo Alto 323-8808 Breur’s Donut Shop 271 University Avenue Palo Alto 326-7228 15 A stronq trunk make� a strong tree. The trunk null be itrong for it ha� to support the branches and the leove� . The administration'� task, like that of the trunk, is to support and guide the branches of the school into a strong body Mr RuppM Printipol Message for the Madrono Botanists fell us that each leaf on every tree is different. Each tree is as unique as its leaves. Each individual is as unique as his fingerprints. Labels cannot obscure his indi- viduality. He may be a Nebraskan or Californian, but these names do not describe him, they merely sort him. The leaf or fingerprint is individual; symbolic of the uniqueness of every personality. Our philosophy of government from its beginning, our deepest convictions and our highest ideals have sought to clothe the individual with a sense of dignity, to recognize his potentialities, to releose his creative powers and stimu- late his initiative. If was on this platform that Jefferson, Adams, Lincoln and Wilson rose to greatness. This should also be the goal of each Paly staff member and each student. Are we retreating from these ideals which have made American citizenship the envy of much of the world; the heritage that America has so well guarded, full personal development in ways suited to each man's nature? I wish to express my gratitude and appreciation to Miss Claire Kellogg, editor of the Madrono and to the staff; to Miss Susan Payne, Commissioner of Publications and to Mr. Jerry Alexander, sponsor of the Madrono staff, for their creative ability, cooperation and hard work in pro- ducing fbe 1964 Madrono. Ray P. Ruppel Principal 17 Mr� Mathii Principal's Secretary • 18 Mr Chrittenion Mr. Guidotx Mr. Preising Mu. Scbrell Secretory Mr. Demele Mcod Counielor Mr� , logitt Mr. Palmer 20 Mr� . Stollrup Text Book Mr� . Hill Regittrar Mr� . Malone Attendance Teachers' Assistants Mr� . Vachon None 21 l-R: Stich, Cotlello, Preilor. Olton. Mill� . Mrs. Emma Christine librarian Custodians-—Isl Bow Mr. Thompson, Mr. Powers, Mr. MUklus. 2nd Row—Mr. Smith, Mr Wright, Mr. Ander son. Mr. Morgan Cafeteria—1st Row Mrs. Renner, Mrs. Fisher. 2nd Row—Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Zupan. The sturdy lorgc bronche� repretent the deportment� . Poly's focully ond club� get their nourishment from the administration just os the branches ore fed by the tree's trunk. The� e branches ore vital to the life of the smaller branches and leoves. For twenty-one years Miss Sanders dedicated herself to Paly and its students, sponsoring the French Club, the French Honorary Society, and the California Scholarship Federation. With her, French was more than textbooks and participles; it was reading poetry, going to the theatre, singing and eating a lo francaise . A spark of individualism and culture has been extinguished, but the privileged ‘'petiss and petitcs to whom she gave the French language will long appreciate her selfless teaching and service. 25 Or Woltroud Cale U. of Innsbruck U. of Vienna Stanford teed M A . BA. Ph.D Mm, Lucille Drake U.C., Berkeley U.C.l.A. At Mrt. Elizabeth lanz SI. Andrews. Scotland King's College. London Moscow, Leningrad A.B. Mr. Leonard McCord fdepl. head! Slonford Sorbonne BA. Miss Morion F. McNorrarc Soinl Xavier College Catholic U Of America Johns Hopkins U. American Academy at Rome Osford U. Slonford B.A.. M.A. Or. Kenneth Miller U. of Wiehito Ohio Stole B A.. M.A.. Ph D. Mrs. Elena lilker U. of Pennsylvania Midd «bury College B.A., M.A. Mr Donald Norton U. of Utoh Stanford A.B. 26 Mr Patrick Preito San Joie Stale Stonford U. of Wiicontin B.A., M.A. Mr. Kenneth Snyder U of WiKomin U. of Bordeaux Sorbonne U of Moneheller BA M A. Mr. Joseph Ochoc Stanford St. Patrick's St. Joseph's College B A., M.A. Mrs. lauro Sung Gingling Girls' College, Chino U. of Tennessee B A., M A. German Club Kathy Tempel, Betty Arnold, Roz Stone, Al Tommony, Gole Williams, John Rote, Mike Thompson, Barbara MacMichoel, Jane Benedict, Jack Dobbs, Donold Jeneer. Judy Anderson, Phyllis Rolhbun, Moy Jucn. Steve Wood, Mario Modelo, Diona Forsythe, Sanford Webtser. Mike leim. loro lombordo. Sharon Kern. Sue Groy, Mike Stannard, Koly Feslinger, Susan fisher. Non Ford, Suton Wilson. Anne Jenkins, Jeonie Hull, Caro Vonk, Dewleer Baker. Dave Matthews, Norma Show, Deiter Johnson The German Club, supervised by Frau Cate ond presided over by Mike Thompson, is composed of highly intellectual German speaking students. At our meeting, which are held once a month, the students of Poly and Cubberly speak German to one another, sing German songs, and see slides of the German nation. The greatest novelty of the club, however, is eating German pastries and drinking heisse schoko- lade. The club had a one day ski trip, a dinner at the Black Forest, and heard guest speakers talk of their notive land. 27 Row T Elinor Slork, Colleen Krinord, Sue Roberlton. Sow 2: Kolie livingiton, Grelehen Towner, Sher- ry Breuer, Barby Twining Row 3: lone Tonner, John Malthewion, Borboro Slone Row 4? Tom Edgar, Andy Raubilichek, George Erie� . Or. Kole'i oudiol-linguol German don Bunion Mr� . Sung leothing Chinete lo her tludenfi Mr. Jom«t Cooper Stanford A S.. M.A. W Mr, Corl Poll Trial Chriilian Urivertity Sfonlord B A.. M.A. Social Studies Min florente Turner (dept, heod) Stanford U of Woihinglon S.f State Harvard Dominiton College Catholic Univerjily of Amer. Williom ond Mory College Univ. ol Hcwoii B A.. M.A. The government and history classes at Palo Alto High School give students the oppor- tunity to discuss their ideas and viewpoints on politics and economics. Students are ex- posed to the beliefs of fellow pupils as well as the beliefs of their instructors. The classes give students the background necessary in continuing the democratic government that our nation is so fortunate in having. 29 Mr Sandy Snodgroti Sacramento Stole U.C.S.B U.C.l.A. M A.. B A. Mr� , loit Wol� h Stanford London School BA. Mr� . Shaloh Wolfiohn Stanford B.A.. M.A. Diplomacy Club Top row- Tom Williomi, MiUi Potter, Andy Bcubitichek, Sonlord Web� t r Bot- tom row: Kothy Coitidy, Marito Rovbil- � chrk, Nancy Smith. Liberal Union The purpose of � h e Liberal Union is to pre- sent and clorify certain ideas we hold in com- mon by inviting guest speakers and partici- pating in debates and discussions. The club is headed b y President Ken Glazier and Vice- President Nic Moll. 30 U.N. Club The Student organization for the United Notions was formed to help promote un- derstanding of the aims and purposes of the U.N. A seven man delegation from Paly represented Iran at the Cal Model United Nations Conference. Ken Glazier is President and Bob Van Sieg- man is Vice-President. loroine Brown, Jane Benedict, Mory Bolljahn, lido Boer, Mory Carlton, Wendy Stone, Cathy Welker, Linda Walker, Scott Edwards, Doug Voorsonger, Jone Mclennan, Suxy Cecil, Anne Bobion, Jane Aiken, Jim Parker, George Farrington, Anne Worthington, Carol Peck, Kathy Quinn, Veronica Miller, Grctchen Twoner, Debbie Cecil, John Bey, Lauro Stone, Judy Tohl, Sharon May, Marita Raubitichek, Andy Rau biltchek, Anne Erickson, Davor Jedlicko, Marly Greenborg, Dabby Weigle, Becky Houser, Greg Grim ard, Don Jenner, Joe Altman, Goyle Nelson, Mimi Rainer, Larry Farge, Steve Greenberg, Charles Nev- in, Nancy Koyes, Jo Rowin, Kris Clork, Marilyn Brown, Noncy Davit, Honk Haugie, Tom Stern. I.F.C. Although getting off to a slow stort, the International Friend- ship Club had o successful year hearing speakers from all over the world. Judy Stone and Susan Ferenbacher told of their experiences abroad in the A.F.S. program, and Sem ra Ozden, Borgi Roald, Amalia Lavranou, and Peter Stuart told club members of their home countries. The money raising project for the year wos a jazz concert in April. The club was headed by sponsors Mr. Thompson and Miss Sorneky, and President Bud Kaufman, Vice President Sue Robertson, Secretary Bar- bara Twining, and Treasurer Jeremy Hamm. Top row, |-rs T. Stern. S. Yono. D. Arnold. B. Kaufman. J. Homm 4lh row: M Kerlx, J. Tuttle. J. Stone, B Twinning, S. Stuart. S. Rupenlhol. R Kettler, J. Dokken, 0. Smith. 3rd row: C. Abbott. A. Wilion, J. Aiken, J. Mclennon, B Scold. J. May, S. Oxden, C. ledgerwood. S. WiUon. t. Scher. 2nd rowi J. Von Rynelberghe. B MacMichael. M lihiyomc. P. Wollace, R. Kent, P. Smith. P. Hogan, C. Camay, C. Kellogg, E. Hg. Bottom row; C. Carlion, K Kenny. I. Holkhek. B. Bolcomb. Merito, M Hoxie, J. Bewick, M. Ogietby. 31 English Today English is the most important subject in a student's high school curriculum. Without the ability to speak and write the English language properly, everyday living would be impossible. At Paly, students are made aware of the importance of learning to speak, read, and write our language properly. They are instructed in the mechanics of English, along with its products-literature, acting, debating and public speaking. Perhaps the most difficult subject to master, yet English is the most rewarding course at Palo Alto High School. 32 Robert F, Moyne Son Jose Slate U. of Washington Weatherford College S.M.U. Willamette U. University of Col B.S., M Ed. Mr. Jock Phillips University of San Francisco Son Jose Slate 8$. Mrs. Joellyn Mueller University of Col College of the Pacific B A.. M A Mrs Vevo Musick Fresno Stole Univ. of Cal Stanford U.S.C. B.A. Judilhe 0 Spcidcl Smith College Son Jose Stole Stanford B.A., M.A. Mr. Carl H. Rinne Oe Pcuw University Stonford University A 8 . M.A. 33 Mr. Joseph Fenwick lot Anqeles Slate Son Jose Stole Stanford Porsifol U„ 8.A., M.A. Mr. John Thompson Wayne State U. U. of Illinois B.A. Mr Ross Presley Stanford Son Francisco Stole A.B.M.A. Mr. Forrest Jamieson Sacramento Junior College Drake U. Son Diego State Stanford B.A. Don Johnson Stanford S.F. Stale I.A. Stale Centre Universilaire Mediterraneen B.A., M.A. Thespians Jo Ann Bewick. Peggy Bradley. Virginia Chilton, Kathy Cory. Barry Dohl. Morqo Dutton, Roi Dutton, Jane Feeley, Sue Fisher, Ken Glazier, Michele Grumet, Nancy Hochberg, Evelyn Hu, Dovid Martin. Diana Marlin, Sally Minord, Alezis Miller. Sue Payne, Janie Paul, Anne Pearce, Pol Pierce, Merri Powers, Marita Raubilschek. Cothy Shidler, Steve Torrance, Jocquie VcnRysselberqhe, Ronno VonValkenbergh, Maria Wagstaff, Bill Wohlschlog. Janice Zobel. National Forensic League Ronro Von Volkenburgh Ken C ozier p,99y Bradley Motif itoff: lop, l-r: 0. Merlin. G. Foy. A. Pearce. J. Paulin, Middle: J. Paul, C. Abbotl. S. Cecil, S. Towner, L Hclichek. Bottom: M. Specior, S. Minard. R Van Valkcnburgh, C Ambrote. M. Hoiie. Absent B. Cohan, T. Williams, G. Wright, K. Rowland. I. Koromcheii. P. Moscrip. Motif This year's Motif staff was composed of interested students, whether or not they were taking creative writing. Working many hours after school, they read and discussed the stories, drama, poetry, and essays submitted. The final selec- tions were chosen by the executive board, which included Janie Paul, Su- zanne Cecil, Jean Raulin, Bill Cohan, Cathie Ambrose, and Mr. Clark. 35 Cathi Ambrose, editor Mr. Clark, advisor t st row—P. Hoqon, P. Smith, J. Bewick, $. Benbrook, S. Scott, M MocMitchell. 2nd row—P. Grob stein, N. Borq Breen, M. Brounslein, G. Hoyt, S. Poyne, J. Dickcnscn. 3rd row -C. Zwicky, B Dev endorf, D. Sonnichscn. H. Todd, S. Eosterbrook, M. Seeley, 0. House. Campanile The pages of the Campanile reverberate the life of Palo Alto High School — its activities, its games, its students. Our school news- paper is one of the finest published in the state of California. The high quality of excellent journalism provides students with hours of enjoyment and thought-provoking information. Paly High should be especially proud of its Campanile. Mr Pol Prcifo Advisor Paul ond Hiqh Times Editor Pot Hoqon discuss the news stories tor the week. Noro Bo'q 8rcen Managing Editor lit row—J. Brown . 2nd row—P. Hogan, K. Dovii, C, Kellogg. 3rd row— J. lowrene , P. Smith, N McGuire, C. Ambroie. I. Moore. M Bithap 4th row—0. Hout , P Krupp, M lamb. Madrono The members of the Madrono staff hod to be a combination of many things — able typists, polished salesmen, and willing work- ers. Countless hours of work went into the production of this record of the school year and many deadlines had to be met, the first as soon as November. Without the many weekends of work the Madrono would never be finished. Mr. Jerry Alexander Adviior Mr Desmond Jenkin� U. of Montana San Join Sloln Kontot U. Stanford B A., M.A. Mr. Donold Mcpworlh Reed College U. of Minneiota U of Utoh U.C.l.A. B S., M S. Mr Jamei Ene Drake U. Mankato Stain Florido Slain U. Son Diego Stain B A. Mr. Vincent Ruble San Joie Stale U. of Chicago U of Santa Claro Stanford B.A. Mr. John Parker (dept, head) U. of Washington (J. of Oregon U. of Uloh U. of Wiicontin Stanford San Joie Stole B A.. M A. Mathematics A different world is opened to students at Palo Alfo High School through the exact science of mathematics. Students studying algebra, geometry, math analysis, trigonometry, or elementary func- tions are introduced to the language and short- hand of mathematics and develop an entirely new concept in problem solving and logical reasoning. This year Paly has, for the first time, offered pupils the opportunity to work with computers, and has met with considerable success. Through these var- ied courses, students learn to think and live be- yond their once limited scope. 38 Row 1 —Jeff Smedberg. Ni Moll, Mike Burke, Karl Drake. Row 2— Dennis McGhie, George Farrington, Chri� Glazier Row 3—Geoll Alexonder. Chri� Hoeber, Rob Ireion. George Forringlon Larry While Karl Drake Normon Oqle Geofl Alexander Mu Alpha Theta The Math Club is a chapter of the National High School and Junior College Mathematics Club, Mu Alpha Thcto. Its purpose is to promote scholarship in, and enjoyment and understanding of, mathematics among students of Palo Alto High School. Membership is open to any student who has completed or enrolled in math analysis and has earned or is earning o “B grade or better. The club meets weekly, usually discussing some inter esting mathematical topic or problem. The club hos organized field trips and arranged for guest speakers in mathematics. Perhaps the most exciting activity is participating in the many mathematics contests. Over the past several years, the club has brought honor ond recognition to Palo Alto High School in these contests. The club also has several social activities during the year. Mu Alpha Theta extends a warm invitation to all interested students — Come join us! Row I—Nic Moll, Korl Drok«, Pot Roberti, Candy Ctiriitmon, Georg Forringlon, Jell Smedberg, Jim Hewlett. Row 2—Geoll Alexander, Norman Ogle, Peter lee. Steve Weed, lorry White Science Mr Arlen Hcgen U. of Illinois U. of Colorodo 8 $ . M.S. At the time of graduation, students of Palo Alto High School hove had the opportunity to observe and perform dissections, produce varied chemicals in the laboratory, connect a circuit, or perhaps build a ham radio set. These are a few products of the science courses at Palo Alto High School. Along with receiving needed education and back- ground, a student is allowed to participate in the experiments and projects which often build interest and the incentive to learn. Mrs Ruby liltlepoge Stanford Brown A B.. M.A. Mrs. Cothleen Rodman Hunter College Columbia University Fordham B A.. M.A. Mr. Henry Mortin Stanford M.A. Mr leVon Shugorl lowo Stole Teachers College U. of Minnesota Colorodo Stole Teachers College Stanford U. ol Oregon B.A.. M.A. 40 Audio-Visual Member — S. Yano, G Johnston, J. Hawks. 0. Meller. S. Webster, J. Bower, R. Sermon, J. lowrence, H. Work. S. Torrance. C. Bornes. Sound, Stage, Light Crews Members I. Moyne, 0 Robertson, G Hardin, 0. Briskie, I. Mcklus. G. Von Moonen, G. Podeslo, T. O'Keefe, J. Gli(k, S. Yono, J. Hawks, C. Bornes, C Quayle. J, lowrence. S. Webster, S. Tor- rance, J. Crews, R. Brennan. Red Cross-Medics Members — Ro Dutton, Aino Vieira do Rasa. Chris Anderson. Kathleen Quinn, Jane Koto, Nonci McGuire. Cora Vonk. Borghi Roold. Evelyn Hu, 41 TFITflli Mr� Morianne Ledbetter Villa Mario ColleQe (or Women Ohio Slale U. Pcnniylvania Slole U. B.S.. M.A. Mi� � Roiemory Tuthek U.C.l.A. San Jo� e Stole U. o( Colorodo Business Junior Statesmen of America Bottom row- Merito Rou- bituhek, Sue Wil� on, lu a Coon, lindo Rabinowitch. Top row- Andy Rpt bittchek, Don Tyton, Mike Friedman. Mr. Maynard Brown (depl. head) Son Joie Stole U. of California Son Francisco Stole A 8. Mr. John Kendall Son Francisco Stole A 8 Mr Oro Mitchell San Joie Stale B.A. Mr. loyd Woller U of Woshinglon Son Jo� e Slate B.A. Industrial Arts Graphic Arts Club Top row, l-r: Woyne Nichols, Slew VonWagoner, Gory Golligon, Foul Pryrbylo Bollom row; Don Dahl, Rich Otborne. Dove Marlin. Bryan Dnvendorf Art Club Ari Club Memberu None! MrGuif . lix Johnion. Virginio Nelion, Rox Sion . Ro� emory Arnold. Pol Hogan, Pol Smith, Mory Minio, Mio Pinder, Jone Anici, Joncl Wrolholl, Dion Boiler, Normo Moc- Millon, Corolyr Riedel. Condy Yount, Sherrill Gulirk, leilie Bowier, Suki leonord. Colhie Gordon, Ann Slroherker. Ann Boll, Marilyn Evont, Mory Bolljohn, Honk Hougie. • 44 E C O N 0 M 1 C S Homemaking Club Georgia Briqq� , Pal lau, Margo Blitt, Jana Koto. Undo Pclari, Marilyn Evans, Judy Siwilh, Phylis Rolhbun, Pally Carrithert, Marilyn Voorhais, Julia Jackson. Mr Robert Koenig Wisconsin Slot U of Wisconsin U of Minnesota Son Francisco Theological Seminary 8 S., M A. Mr. Julius Shuchol (dept. head) U.C. ol Berkeley Stanford Son Jose Stole U. of Idoho 8 A. Music Paly's music department continued its high standard of excellence during 1963 64. Every performance by the band and orchestra reflected long hours of work and practice. Every program done by the choir and glee club produced thoughts ond ideas and showed on earnest desire to please. Mr. Koening and Mr. Shuchat provided the fine quality of leadership needed to teach and direct Paly's musicians. Girls’ Glee Club Joyce Borllell, Susan Bentley, Irene Buckwalter, Susan Christenson. Un- do Clifford, Josephine Draqq, Anqela M. Eshleman, Undo Class, Jenni- fer Hillis, 8etly Iqnocio, Dolores Joy. Melisso loveless. Undo Marks, Marqo Mulero, Annette Remmcl, Elizabeth Scroqqs, froncine Springer, Morlha Slronq, Emily Simon, Jan McDougoll, Elizabeth Anderson, Oicne Anqclini, Pomelo Atchison, Vicky Badcoux, luz Mario Borbollo. Bonnie Bowling, Morilyn Brczcol, Sherylc Dovid, Undo Fcqen, Adele Fcville. Elizabeth Fronco, lesley Gibbs, Suson Griswold, Jocqueline Howell. Joon lehmon, Groce light, Ingrid lion, Joon Monlrouil, Odette Moore, Suzanne Rulofson, Mary Shields, Sylvia Sullivan, Donna Webber, linda Sterart, Soto Willioms. Jonet Ryon, Jone Kokolit, Suson Preston, Jone Evons, Darlene Osmond, Jeonelte Knight, Judy Earle, Marilyn Adorns, Jone Aikin, Christina Anderson, Tonnie Anderson, Elizabeth Boyd. Paulo Brink, Ann Cressmon, Borboro Flcminq, Judith Graham, Bonnie Graham, Donno Hardin, lyndo Mort, Jone Hodopp, Normandie Holt, Sherrill Krause, Suzanne Krinord, Shirley losocono, Normo MacMillan. Carol McCdfferly, Jone Mclennan, Virginia Mercer, Kolhleen Milligon. Mar- jorie Oglesby. Borboro O'Keefe, Mertho Pork, Dae Ramsey, Kothryn Richard. Sharon Sanders. Diono Seyforth. Suson Shores. Kolhleen Spring er, Potricio Spurr, Undo Thomot. Bonnie Thompson, Suson Towner, Suson Wogner. Patricia Woodward, Condoce Vounl, Jone McGrew, Beverly Braden, Mory Reed, Pomelo Wheeler, Diane Kinney, Lida BoerT Brendo Homm. Barbara Sutherland, Beverley Bolromb. Sandra Sharp, Virginio ChsJJon, Denise Hebden. Director. Mr Julias Shuchol. 46 Boys’ and Girls’ Choir Marilyn Adam, Jane Aikin, Christina Anderton, Tonnie Anderson. Thomos W Boyce, Elizobeth Boyd. Paulo Brink, Oarrell Briikie, Kent Clark, Ann Cressmon, Barbara Fleming. Joseph FrcnzinI, Judith Grohom. Bonnie Groham, Oonna Hardin, lynda Hart, Jane Hodopp. Normandie Holt, Donald Jenner, Robert Koeher, Sherrill Krauie, Su- zonne Krinord. Kirk lashmetl, Shirley loiacano, Norma MacMillan, Carol McCofferty, Jane Mclennan, Virginia Mercer, Bruce Micklus. Kathleen Milligan, Marjorie Oglesby, Barbaro O'Keefe, Martha Park, Stephan Polilzer, Richard Ouadro. Rae Ramsey, Kalhryn Richard. Sharon Sanders. Diana Seyforlh, Kathleen Springer, Susan Shores, Patricia Spurr, David Swank, Linda Thomas, Bonnie Thompson, Rob ert Tiersten, Susan Towner, Susan Wagner, Patricia Woodward, Can. dace Yount, Jone McGrew, James Smith, Beverley Braden, Mary Reed, Pomelo Wheeler, Diane Kenney, Lida 8oer. Brenda Homm. Barbara Sutherland, Chris ledqnrwood. Beverley 8alcomb. Sandra Sharp, James Ouerkapf, Ted Cory. Morgon Seeley, Virginio Chilton. Denise Hebden. Chorale Top row, l-r Morgon Seeley, Joseph Fran- zini, Darrell Briskia, Bob Tiersten, Dave Swank, Bob Koeher. 3rd rowi Bruce Micklus, Don Jenner, Donald Harriss, Tom Boyce 2nd row- Stina Anderson, Barbara Fleming, Sue Towner, Judy Groham, Paula Brink, Norman, die Holt, Ginny Mercer, Carol McCafferty Bottom row: Tonnie Anderson, Jone Mclen- non, Margerie Oglesby, Elizabeth Boyd, Mar- tha Pork Dance Band Pep Band This year's pep band, headed by leader Bryce Micklus, provided much spirited music at the basket- ball games. Palo Alto High School Marching Band The Palo Alto High School March- ing Band, under the leadership of Mr. Koenig, did a fine job per- forming ot the football games. In January the band members g o t striking new uniforms with Viking ships on the front. Anne lapuycde Nancy Horton Jill Shoemoker Suion Wilton Dewleen Boker Sylvia Thorlakton Social I.C.C. Inter-Club Council Bonzer Coves Fronti C. Hocock, J. Dunlap, M Adomt, O Gran eri, I. Fagon. Second: A. Webb, K. Brodie, K. Kinney, J. Hodapp, C. Gom oge, I. Selby, H. Decker, J. Dokken, C. Colemon. A. Kingman, J. Zobel. Third: J. Teot, S. Hill, K. Miller. 8 Gorhom, V Tiernon. D. Morkit, J. Finloyion, H, Hinkley. S. Briggt, D Grannit. Fourth: H Glover, J. Raudebauqh. J. Bain, K Greg- erton, S. Hatlacher, $ Gronieri, N. Hochberg, G. lotto. S Bailey, S. Squellatti, H. French, S. Wyncoop Front: C King. K. Nicholt. A Groy. P Hogan, C. Tonner. S. Erickton, M Grimei, C. Roberlt, K Kirk- hort, C. Gordon, B Fleming, S leonord. Second S. Groy. E Greenlond. K. Clark, K. Meyer, W. low, N larten, J. Hunter. Third: C Kellogg. M Moyhew, D. Elkington, R Wohle. A. Slrohecker, 8. O'Keefe J. McGrew 50 Clubs Tri-G’s l. Horf S. Zilembc P. Zwicky ). Prior M, Tomer Fronli C. Meodowt, V. lombrev, M, Bli� � , J. Grohom. J. Roiholl, C. Peck, M. Konkin, P Freemon, I. Mill. Seconds J. Vorineou, C. Krinord, t. Robinowitch. K. Kohlet, N. Holt, I. Kelly, S. Wilton, G. Towner, J. Wotion. Third: K. Kenny, D Otmond, M Morrit, K, Sonne, J. Hull, K. Oovii, M Momtield, M. Carlton, K. lowrence. Fourth: J. 8rown, K. Nison, C. Thomas. M. Reed, I. Jorvit, E. Challenger, St. Stewart, J. Montrouil, 8 Mendoza. L.T.A Front: G. Yomokothi, S. Sanders, 8. Hottorl, N. Smith. Bock: J. Peck, M. Sedivy, D. Toylor, J. Thompson. 51 R.I.F. i Front: J. Bewick, t Duco, P French, M MncMitchell. J. Page, C. David, A. Faville. C. Walton. Second M Honie. A. lapuyadn, M. fngelman, S Schroyer. R lotto, I. Horl, B Anderton Third: C. Co letl. T. Slock. M MncMitchell, I Reilly, I. longlelder, D. Nitholt, R. Mitchell, A Mctaughlin, T Slowtor, S Scott, I. Molheou. J. Dovid. B Wilton. S.A. Front: J. Jackton, J. Oaket. D. Kenny, R, Dole. D. Dole. Second: A. ftemmel, B Jotl, J. Cotton, P. Rolhbun, S. Thorlokton. Bock: D. Baker, N. Horton. Y-Teens Front: B. Schroggi. P Spurr, J Adiit, A. Golvin. Second G. Foy, B. O'Keele. t Arnold. N Horton. S. Thorlokton. Bock: M Boyett. S Stone, V. Rumple. 52 Tennis Club M. Burke, M. Gorl, A Roobitscheck. J. Shoemaker. L. Bergson. R Arnold. P Moscrip. 8 Nordlof. C. Grohom, C- Abbott. 8 Hailorf, V lambrev, M Raubitscheck, l. Orcult, G. Pickier, K. Costidy. S. Thompion, G Kerber. S. Benbrook. K. loo� , l. Kurkel, K. Sieroki. R Herdmon, 1. Coon, E. Slack. S. Webiter, S, loveless Trampoline Club Pol Spurr, Margaret Lyon, Martha Pork, lucio Coon, leilie Gibbi. Grefchen foy. Becky Smith, Ann Strohecker, Mory Royelt, Borgi Roald, Jore Vorinnou. Robin lotto M friedmon, R Woplei. S. Karlchner. 0 St. Angelo, T Kremen, 8 Hoitorf, N. Ogle, I. Grover, 0 Karlin, S Bollock. S Corey. S Wilton, C. Abbott, S Kent, R Kenler, J. Owen, C. Graham, f Adam, R. Culter, P Sieberl, P Robert!, G. Pickier, C. Johnion, P lee, M Rainer, S. Reder, S. Poulin, I. Boer, G. Nelson, C. Boyon, R Jeffrey. Chess Club S. Greenberg, $. Yano, A Greening, J. Napoleon, A Strelb, C. Korobals, P. Kelly, N. Ogle, P. Roberts, G. Grimord, S. Austin, 0. Borg Breen, J. Altmon, P Kindschi. 53 Service Clubs Front: J. Graham, M. Nakamura. C. Vonk, l, Phillipt, C. Wcfon. M Grumet. Second: P Bradley, N. Holt, K. Cooley, J. Oakot, J. Woimtsin, K. Richard. Third- l. Jackion, A. Do Rora. S Griiwold, M. Bowman, P. French, C. Noonan, T. Anderion. Fourth: G. Nelton. I Ploniki, C. Abbott. R Dutton, J. Raulin, S. Stewart. Key Club Front: J. Rey, J. Ritchie, D. Hu, S. Fiiher, J. Waggoner, S Cotonia, R. Durond Second: J. Wilmer. J Denniion, S. McCowan, M. Weinberger. 0. Brown, T. Seort. C. Buih. Third: J. Hamm, B. Mnlhii, R Waplei, T. Stern, H. Hoten, S. Bowen, R Davit, B Otterton. 54 Seniors C. Ambrose, J. Benedict, N. Borg Breen, J. Brown. I. Brown, M. Burke, S. Cecil, K Clork, 0. Oole. N. Dovii, S. Edwordi, G. Farrington, E. Gage. M. Got. S. Gulick, C. Hoeber, E. Hu, R. Ireton, M Juon. K. Kenny, C King 0. Marlin, S. Moy. J. Mclcnnon, J. Porker, S. Poyne, W Phren, S Towner, J. Srredburg, D Smith, J. Tohl, D. Voortonger, S. Wood. California Scholarship Federation Juniors and Sophomores C. Boyon. S. Breuer, J, Cisne. H. Costello. K Oavii, G. De Grani. M Dodd. K Drake. T. Duffy. G. Estes, D Eehrenbacher. D, Foriylhe, G. Foy, J. Hewlett, N Hochberg, T. Horne. M Hu. R Jeffrey, E. KaiKee, R Kent, S. loveleu, M. Jonei. C. Kriebel. J. larsen, K. lusk, K. Makelo, R. Matleion, S. Minord. J. Owen, J. Poul, M. Marden, M Power� , S. Ruppenthol, P Siebert, M. Specior. M. Stork, S. Todd, C. Torrey, D. Tyson, R Walker, M Wolih. S Webster, S Weed. J Weinstein. I. White. S. Wilson, P. Woodword, S. Bentley, D. Borg-Breen, C. Chetkovich, C. Christman, S. Cohen, R. Culler. I. Erikson. P. Ginier. C. John- son, T. Kornberg. C. Krinord, B. lee. P. lee. A. livingston, K. Meyer, C. Peck, M. Porter, T. Rentz, E. Smith. 8 Stone. J. Thieriron, S. Thompson, G. Towner. G. Ulvong. J. Von Douzen, J. Vaughn Number please I think we goofed You’re Kidding. No picture!? 57 coot of paint. 59 From the lorge broncho of deportments coma the imoller onei of activities, many of which, luch 01 football games, are coordinated by the deport- ments. By balancing with the academic side, activi- ties form an integral part of school life- 60 Football S.P.A.L. Champions Coach Jim Fairchild The 1964 Season in Review Paly 19..................Castlemonf 13 Paly 33..................Blackford 7 Paly 28..................Cubberley 26 Paly 28..................M-A 0 Paly 33.................. Woodside 0 Paly 39..................Ravenswood 0 Paly 39..................San Carlos 0 Paly 39..................Corlmont 0 Paly 27.................. Sequoia 0 285 Totals 46 Coach W� i Fisher Varsity Football Paly's 1963 Varsity Football campaign was one of the most successful of all time. The nationally-ranked Norsemen cap- tured nine straight contests on their woy to winning the South Peninsula Athletic League title; ond in the last six league games no team broke through the invisible shield on the Viking goal line. Coaches Jim Fairchild and Wes Fisher did a tremendous job—both physically ond mentally—in preparing the Vikes for each game. No opponent, no matter how poor their record, was taken lightly. The season started with two non-leogue triumphs; a come- from-behind 19-13 decision over Castlemont of Oakland, and a 33-7 romp over Blackford of Campbell. Palo Alto's first league game proved to be their toughest, as an inspired crew from crosstown rival Elwood P. Cubberley High came back again and again before Paly finally took command and won, 28-26. The remainder of the season was smooth sailing for tne Vikings. Menlo-Atherton fell 28-0, previously undefeated Woodside was smashed 33-0,- and Ravenswood, San Carlos, and Carlmont were all ripped by 39-0 scores. In the traditional Thanksgiving Day bottle with Sequoia, the Vikes choked the Cherks 27-0; marking the first time in six years a Sequoia team had ever been shut out, or ever lost by more than one TD. Each member of Paly’s starting eleven was a star in his own right—pointed out by the fact that all the Viking starters were nomed to the first, second, or honorable mention oll-SPAl squads. In addition, halfback Tim Barnes (SPAL rushing champ ond Palo Alto's all-time ground gaining leader), guojtf Bob Brakesman, ond fullback-linebacker Marty Brill were named to the all-Mid-Peninsula team. Brill and Barnes were also voted all-Northern California laurels, with Barnes taking Back of the Year honors. Palo Alto's starting offensive unit: ends—Rick Bishop and Bill Red Thomson,- tackles—Sam Catania and Paul Forse; guards—Bob Brakesman and Galen Martin; center—Eric Brandin,- quarterback—Bill Lerch; halfback—Tim Barnes and Tom Greene; fullback—Marty Brill. All S.P.A.L 1 st String Tiw TIGER Borne� All S P A.I. ond all Northern California Coa he Award All Americon Marty Brill All S.P.A.L and All Northern Colif. North South Shrine Gone Sob Brakeiman Rick Bithop 63 Urern geli ilopprd by Wood� idr l fch on CwbkwrUy i«t bock Brill go«l for mor« ogo nst Cubborlty 64 Well hello fherell Good try Baker Hinckley goei for o first ogomit Sequoio Tiger goet for more Sequoia Game 1963 Paly 27 Sequoia 0 FOOT BA U QUEENS Jon � Carlton, Myra Engelmon, Sue Bailey 66 All Norihern California Morly Brill I Nice Try 67 Bill Icorch Firil row. M. 8raunitcin, M Chedekel, D. Guy, J. Woqqorer. Second rows E Power, S. Korlchner, D Eoitman, R Oavii, fi Waples, D. Tyion. 0. Eiiele. Third row: J. MtCrory, M. Siebert, B. Durand, P. Sie berl, D. Smith, 0. lee. Fourth row: S. Schoper, 0. O'Conner. R. O'Conner. H. Horen. Varsity Water Polo Coach Paul Bataille's varsity tankers took third place in the SPAL with a 4-2 league mark. The Vikes earned second place in the post-season Shounassey Playoffs. Paly landed two players on both the first and second all-SPAl squads. League-leading scorer Rody Davis — 48 goals in six games — and Jim Waggoner earned first-team honors, while Dick Eastman and Robin Durand were placed on the second team. Mike Siebert was also out- standing for the Viking mermen. Coach Bataille sees a bright future for Paly water polo, with returning , veterans Robin Waples, Pete Siebert, John McCrary, Steve Schaper, Dave Guy, ond Don Lee, plus some fine sophs. 68 Coach Poul Bolaille Woggoner goat lor uwt. Star ployen Robir Durand. John McCrary, Rady Davit, and Robin Wapt«i with Coach Botoille. Roly polo playart ponder point problem. Blocked by goalie Siebarl mokes lha point. 69 Atler-ichool practice lettion. Firtt row: B. Schroeder, M Weinberger, T. Bacigolupi, P. Vonkempl, B. Querry. Second row: G. Hull, N. Carter, J. Stern. G Reinhardt, F. Thoit� , S- Jone . Sophomore Water Polo A fine 6-1 league record — good for second place in the SPAL — and two all-leaguers highlighted Paly’s sophomore water polo season. Jim Stern and Larry Guy were both first-team all-SPAL, with Guy running away with league goal-getting honors by having 36 points in seven games. Along with Stern and Guy, George Rein- hardt, Tod Bacigolupi, Otis Evashevski, Steve Jones, and goalie Nick Carter will give Coach Bataille added strength on next yearns� varsity. Sophomore Football Under first-year coach Bill Donahue, Paly’s sophomore gridders powered to a third-place finish in SPAl play. The sophs came on strong at the end of the season, with three wins and a tie in their last four contests. Though the team was plagued by injuries to key players throughout the season, many fine individual performances were in evidence. Halfback Tom Hamilton — SPAl rushing leader — was named to the all SPAL first team. Defensive tackle, Chris Guldbrandsen was selected on the second all-star eleven. Other fine players included Rich Preston, Ray Tollner, Dave Bryant, Wayland Brill, Bob Baker, and Ted Boyeff. Soph Grid Review: Paly ............................ Sequoia 0 Paly 0......................Menlo Atherton 6 paly 0........................... Woodside 12 Paly 12.........................Ravcnswood 7 Paly 12..........................San Carlos 6 Paly 21.......................... Carlmont 6 Poly 0.......................... Cubberley 0 Coach Clem Wiser's C hoopsters wound up an- other successful campaign with a third-place finish in regular South Peninsula Athletic League play, and the runner up spot in the post season playoffs. Led by co-captains Twistin’ Tim Fondiller (all-SPAL) and Bruce Micklus, the C’s were a high scoring, exciting outfit. Other start- ers included Bob Herdman, Ed Yan, and Steve Sherwood. The first five was backed up by Scott Carey, Greg McDougall, and Eric An- derson. ”C Baikelbcll Back row: G. Von Mocnen, C. Nevin, S. Sherwood, B. Mick ui, G. McDouqoll, E. Yano, I. Kunkel, B. Wiqqin� . Fronl row: G. Griraard. A. Streib, S. Corey, E. Anderson. T. Fondiller (all SPAl), P. fregulio, P. Cannon, J. Lavderrov. ”D Baskclboll Standing: P Slu benrach, 0. Johnson, S. Freese, K. Nowsied. Nard, W. Maxwell. Kneeling: G. Von Maonen. P Kelly, J. Napoleon, 0 Day, Sandbank, I. Edwards. 0 Pierce Paly's outsized D cagers — the starting Vike center was the size of most guards on other teams — wound up the SPAL season with a winless 0-7 mark. Season co-captains David Pierce and Jim Napolleon (second team all- SPAL ), along with Bill Maxwell, Dexter John- son, Mike Stonnard, Steve Freese, and Doug Day, were those who saw considerable game action for the mini-Vikcs. Despite their poor record, Coach Wiser's men never gave up, but their overall lack of experience and height prevented a winning season. Paly Spirit Ask Any Whol’s going on hero? Thoio people behind tho «enei . . Meg Wheeler Mrs. Wheeler . . . . Mr. Wheeler Aunt Fern.......... Aunt Lettie ....... Ada ............... Lisa .............. Ruby .............. Heidi................ Jcannie ........... Terri ............. Vince ............. Alvin................ Miles Doughton . . Evan Doughton . . . Ellen ............. Jane .............. Voice of Operator . Voice of Conductor CA Girl” ST .................................. Virginia Chilton ......................................Jeanne Foster ...................................... Philip Brown ................................... Maria Wagstaff .......................................Anne Pearce ........................................Debbie Cox ......................................... Judy May ......................................Alexis Miller .................................... Sharon Vecsey ................................... Michele Grumet .........................................Kathy Cory ....................................... Paul Coppock ....................................... Dave Martin ....................................... Ken Glazier .......................................John Browne ....................................... Jane Feeley ................................... Cathy Schidler ................................... Sharon Peikert 'No! 10 toil, Mr. DouqMon Mon aboul town . . . Senior Class Presents: Odetta Internationally-known folk singer Odetta appeared at Paly High on November 27. Odetta has made 11 al- bums, one at a 1960 appearance at Carnegie Hall. She has also performed at the hungry i” in San Francisco. The profit made from Odette's appearance will go toward financing the senior ball. Calif 1963 Ji “California was the theme of the 1963 Girls' Jinx presented on De- cember 12 and 13 by the Girls' League. Emcees Margo Bliss, Ma- ria Wagstoff, Judy Maxwell, and Michele Grumef did a terrific job Emceei Maria, Judy, Margo and Michele. Melodrama al Knolti' Berry farm. Oriental Procetiion. 78 Elephant Polko. ornia Girls’ nx as they toured the state for the California issue of the Jinx Mag- azine. Color slides provided real- istic backgrounds for the acts. A new stage setting for Paly’s audi- ence. lope on Olvera Strei. New York Night Clvb Nooh. • 79 Side by Side —Sharon. Janet, ond Nancy. Poulo liir—Bonnie Shirley, Donner Pan Margo Rot. 81 500 Milat —Aletit Miller, Wintergreen Ball Wintergreen Ball, this year's Christmas Formal, was held on December 14 in the boys' gym. This annual girl-ask-boy dance is sponsored by the Publications depart- ment and its proceeds help to pay for the production of the Campanile, Madrono, Motif, and Tower. Doe� it toite good? I The Now liberty Singers. A happy group. Are you going to jumo? 82 Each year during Christmas week the sec- ond period classes participate in o door decorating contest. Some of the winners of the 1963 contest are pictured here. Moil Unusual Moil Humorous. 83 Mail Heoutifol. Poly's Pep Band look on 01 Pom Pan trader Wet Fisher introduces his dancing dolls This year’s winter sports rally started out on its usual note of enthusiasm from the Viking fans in the audience. Theron Takaki and Tom Boyce did their usual flips while pensive Al Tammany looked on. The Seniors won the cheering contest. Winter Sports Rally Interested Paly fans (i.e. Barry Carlton and I though! we weren't going to hove Vikettet thi� yeorl Candid Coaches Coach Fisher Cooch Foirchild Cooch Roioille Coaches Vierro ond Donohue Cooch Mercer Morsho foiry godmother Kri� Morgo. whal't that? loorle Tijwooo Cong Freckle� You don't SAY7I Beauty the Handioi f Pom-Pon - Front row, left to light: Morionne MccMitchell, Pot French. Top row. left to right: Judy Dokken, lindo Selby. Corol Gorroge. Cheerleaders Front row, left to right: Skip Tammany, Sve Towner, Theron Tokaki. Top row: Tom Boy e. Back row. left to right: Gary Van Manan. John Deniton, Dan Edion, Shane Williamt. Chrit Buth, Wayne Carrulh, Mike McGowan, Tom Jomet. Front row: Joe Humciti, Tirr Duffy, Dan Vrano. Rudy Corrbra. Dennit Omelko. Roy Tollner, Bill Burnett. Coach Ken White's '64 edition of the B's were a combination of returning veterans from the 1963 squod, outstanding gunners up from the '63 champioship C team, and some fine Sophs. Presenting a variety of offensive patterns, the lightweights always put on an exciting show for the spectators. Starting for the B's were: Guards-Rudy Cambra and Ray Tollner, Forwards-Wayne Carruth and Mike McGowan, and Center-Dan Ed- son. Since Coach White invoked his limited substitution rule, not too many second line players saw much action. Those who did were: Jumpin' Joe Humasti, Mike Norman, Dennis Omelka, and Butch (big surf) Williams. Rudy Cofrero otlempli o trip look out Th. fly Hey you guy«, I gol ill Theron odd� on points Green won in a good match Wrestling Under the fine leadership of Coach Wess Fisher, •he Vikes competed in seven league matches, six tournaments, and two non-league contests. As usual Paly placed high on the S.P.A.l. chart by winning its first five, matches. little Hugh Musser (95), Reese Cutler (103), Dave Guy (112), Adge Pollack (120), Bill Ellis (127), Ray Halderman (133), John Wallbrink (138), Tom Smith (145), Theron Takaki (154), Jim Mc- Whorter (165), Tom Greene (175), Paul “Brute Forse (191), Bob Brakesman (191), and Mike Harrison (unlimited) led the team to their victories. Cooeh Fisher eongrotylotes brakesman on only pin against the cougars. Wrestling Team Bolton row, loft to right R Culi«?r, J. Napoleon, D. Abbott, P Aqur, D. Chomberlin, T. Smith, T. Green. Top row: T. Boyelt, P Pone, J. C. luddy, B Ellis. I. Guy, C Boyon, H. Musier. Middle row: Coach Onendine, J. McWhorter. T. lokaki, J. Aihley, W. Nelson. J. Hcdberg, Fither. Auiitont Cooch londis, J. Lehmonn. M. lompton, T. Hamilton, M, Horriion, J. Wilmer. M. Jody. Takoki Stroggcli with Cubbcrley Foe. Theron won ond o did Poly. First String Wrestlers Corol Way ii� Already, Anne? Adele toiney Claire Cheryl Check Nonce On my honor Sophitlicaled fhylli Galen Merrily m o Big giH now I Soldior 9 Aw, thvtkt Jor «my Soilor girl Norwood Botiom ro � : N. Ogle. K. Hochfield. P. Sanchez, J. Piddle, R. Precton Second row J. Dobbs, P. Gloss, T louchord. J Abotl, M Thomp- son, C. Glogier, B Malhit, D. Voorsonger. Third row: J. Newell. J. Forse. B McGuire. H OMenberg, M. Pieper, M. Jeffries. R McDougle. G. Hung. G. Sfedile, P. Sowers. Fourlh row; D. loo. B Foulkner, T. Solabert, R. Hillborn, S. Gerrish, J. Von Mannen, J. lomax, E. Yono. D Arnold, G. Cobanoqlu, A. Romos. Fifth row: B. Holwerdo, H. Perry, J. Hunter, R Jeffreys, P. Nevin. Sixth row: R. Smith, J. Miccklei, G. Green, D. Affonijev, M. Coppock, H Burchord. B. Corlson, D. McAllister, B. Stoubenoqh. The 1964 Poly Soccer Team—the first official squad in 21 years demonstrated championship potential from the very beginning of the season, with victories over Woodside Priory, Menlo School, Woodside High, and Sequoia, giving the Vike boofers a good start toward a possible SPAL title. Coach Joy Vierra attributed much of Paly’s success to the number of foreign students in the starting lineup, with Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Costa Rica, Germany and Turkey placing players on the team. Hopes for next year lie in the many returning veter- ans and the strong J.V. team, which Coach Vierra stated, could be as strong as some SPAL varsity teams. The Varsity starting eleven Goalie........ Left Half . . . . Center Half . . Right Half . . . Left Forward . . Center Forward Right Forward . Inside Left . . . Inside Right . . Left Wing . . . . Right Wing . . . . Dave McAllister Doug Voorsanger . . Mike Coppock . . . Hal Burchard . Mike Thompson . Artioldo Ramos . . Mike Jefferies . . . . Dan Stedile . Tony Cobanoglu . Camilo Alvarez .... Red Jeffery Jeffriei and Rcmoi go after ball The Palo Alto All-Stars vs. Harlem Stars Campanile—January 23, 1964 The Harlem Stars will be the feature of a basket- ball game being sponsored by the Block P to pro- vide funds for an athletic scholarship. The game will be played January 25 in the boys' gym, beginning at 8:00 p.m. The Stars' opposition will be the Palo Alto All-Stars, a team composed of ex-Paly basketball greats since 1959. Among featured players will be Rick Hunt and Craig Carpenter. The Harlem Stars, having often appeared in per- formances throughout the Boy area, are renowned for their comedy basketball. They feature comedy football and baseball games” on the court. It should be a great show, especially with the proceeds going to a fund for an athletic scholar- ship. It will give you a chance to see both the well-known and entertaining Harlem Stars and many ex-Paly stars,” according to Al Mercer, Di- rector of Athletics. Ray Hamm gut� the rebound Varsity Basketball Norm lite 11 101 HEI PII 103 104 Top row, l-rt P row: J. Bewick, Bottom row: J. Sleek. S. Anden Mogon, P. Smith, 0. Elkmglon, M Pork� . M. Dutton, R. Dole, M. Collinjworlh, P. Qiophom, D. Dolo, D, Kenny, V. Ion I. Moore, J. Teo� , M. Boyelt. Middle Sorqent, G. Foy, S McCoy, T. Ruir v, I. Boer, B Hostorff, P. Spurr, E. Girls Block P G.A.A. Board Top row, l-rt Ann Strohecker, Morgo Dutton. Gretchen Foy, Morio Wog� !ofl. 8ottom row: Ellie Slock, Thereto, Ruix, Stino Anderton, Pal Spurr. Mri. Morgorel Rouquier B.S., ed. Miomi of Ohio Miss Florente Minch Mr� . Joon derBroeder B,A. Son Jo� e Stole Mn. Miriorr Goolschi B.A., Moileri Son Jose Stale U of Mexico Mr . Jeon Steckel IS. Michigan Stole University U.C.l.A. San Jose Stole Stanford 107 Activities Forensic Tournament Ken Glazier lot Allot look the tweeptlcket, Poly placing fifth. Poly was host to the Coast Forensics League Tournament held February 8. Ronno Van Valkenburgh in dramatic inter- pretations and Ken Glazier in boys’ oratorical interpreta- tions were finalists. Nine of the twenty participants from Poly entered the semi-finals: Nancy Comstock, Carol Ellis, Maria Wagstaff, Evelyn Hu, Philip Brown, Marita Raubit- schek, and Roz Dutton. Mr. Fenwick directed the tournament. no The trophy loble As Seniors . . . '! .. we roted high scholosticolly. . . . we porlicipoied actively in student government. . . . we won athletic distinction. m' Top row, |.fs Doug Bugee, Morgon Seeley. Phil Mo rse. Chuck Torrey, Bob Zobel, Boy Halderman. Micdl row: Don Shenk, Scot! Bowen, Hein Coifello, Paul Botes. Bottom row: Bill Gonda, Bud Kauf non, lorry Whit , Mike Thompson, Jeremy Homm. fled Jeffery, Nick Muir. Rob Keitler. Dove Eding. Abtenl: Paul Grcbilein. Cross Country This year’s Cross Country team was sparked by many fine runners. The team, coached by Mr. Trujillo, trained all summer and it was not uncommon to run ten miles. The harriers had a good season placing 3rd in SPAL competition and 20th in the nation. Graduating seniors ore: Dave Eding, Paul Grob- stein, Jeremy Hamm, and Mike Thomp- son. Paul Bates, Jim Hewlett, Red Jef- fery, Rich Stoddard, and Larry White are the juniors expected to form the nucleus of next year's team. l-r: Mike Thompson. Paul Bates. Jim Hewlett, Red Jelfery, lorry White. Foreign Program Bo tiild Poo Id A.F.S. Irom Norwoy S«mra Orden A.F.S. from Turkey A F.Sm and Fomilion Top. l-n Kothy Cooley, Mortho Pork, loroine Brown Bottom Amotio lovronow. Semro Oxden, Tom Stern. Amalia lovranou A.F.S. Irom Greece Peter Stewart A F.S. from Australia FOREIGN STUDENTS: lop, I «ft lupr- Sonchez, Mriico; Magdeleno Oovilo, Mexico; luz Maria Borbello. Mexico; Sutor lea, Hong Kong. Middle: Tilut Ho, Hong Kong, Andreoi Veliitoropoulot. Greece) Henrik Oflenberg, Norwoy. Bottom: Tony Cobonoglu, Turkey; Arnoldo Roiroi, Cotta Rico; Don! Stedile. Brazil. American Field Service Poly was the adopted school of four A.F.S.ers this year—Borghild Roald, Semra Ozden, Amalid La- cranou, and Peter Stuart. In addi- tion, several Palyites went abroad under the A.F.S. program: Sue Fehrenbacher and David Farrell for a year to Japan and Germany respectively, and Judy Stone who spent a summer in Finland. Don Tyson left in February for Argen- tina where he will spend his senior year. Judy Slone AFS to Finland Boys Block P H. Anderton, R. Arnold, T. Atstott, M Bailey. B. Baker, T. Barnei, P. Bate� , J. Beget. R. Bishop, T. Blackmon, T. Boyce. B Brokesman, E. Brondin, M. firaunilein, T. Breen, M. Brill, B. Bryant, 0. Buell, M. Burke. R. Cambro, B. Carlson. J. Corlton. W. Corrufh, R. Cassel, S. Cofanio, M Chedekel. J. Cheney. 0. Christiansen, C. Clork, T. Cook. 0. Corliss, B Cox, R. Davit, Rody Davis, D. Denton. V. Denton, F. Dupont, R. Durond. S. Eosterbrook. 0. Eastman. D. Eding, J. Eding, 0. Eisle, J. Eliosscn, B Ellis, C. Farrington. A. Fisher, P Forse, P. Fregulio. M. Freidmon, P. Garret. J. Gibbons. H. Gill. F. Goldrupt, T. Greene, P. Grobstein, R. Grogan, D Guy, R. Haldcrman, B Hale. J. Hamm, H. Haugse, H. Hozen, J Hedberg. R. Heinichen, R Herdmon, J. Hewlett. A. Hollinsead, E Holme. 1. Humosli, G Hurst, R Jelfery, B Jernberg. B. Johnson. P. Jones, M Judy. E. Kai Kee. S Korlchner, G Korobets. B. Kaufmen, B. Kelly, P. Kelly, G. Kerber. R Kessler, P. lampe, J. lardrrrou. C. ledgetwood. D lee, S. lee, B lerch. D. lerch, D. lipton, B. liltel, B loring, S. loveless, R. Mohurin, G. Martin, B. Mathis, B. Micklus, D. Milligan, T. Minor, M. Moreno. M. Morrisey, N. Muir, H. Muster, M. McGowan, J. McCrary, S. Nagel, J. Napoleon, J, Nelson, W Nichols, B Norman, J. Ozendine. M. Polmer. B Perry. J. Phillips. V. Pollack, R, Power, J. Ritchie. S. Roberts, J. Robinson, S. Rolon, S. Ruppenthal, S Shoper, H. Schoneberger, S. Shornborn, D Scott, F. Searle, D. Shenk, A Shepard, D. Sheppard, $. Sherwood, R. Shirley, M. Sieberl, t. Spencer, D. St. Angelo. B. Stewart, M. Stowe. R Strock, T. Tokaki, A. Tammany, I. Tanner, D. Terrance, B. Thompson, M Thomp- son, 0. Tyson, E. Von Patten, S, Vitello, T. Vargos, D. Vrana, J. Wag- goner, J. Wallbrink, R Waplet, S. Weed, B Wholey, I. While, S. Wil- liams, J. Wilmer, B Wohltchlag, G. Wright. E Yano Executive Board Top row, |-rs Tom Boyce, Rody Dovis. Robin Woples, Robin Durand. Kris Clork. Bottom row: Scm Cotonio, Bill lerch. Red Thompson, Morty Brill. During 1964 The Block P has achieved its ultimate goal in becoming one of the best service organizations at Paly. Block P achieved this by guarding at all football and basketball games as well as taking on two special service projects: (1) complete responsibility in holding the North Coast Sectional Wrestling Tournament and (2) the super- vision of Palo Alto's Christmas Basketball Tournament. Besides our services to the school, we have held many fund raising activities to raise money for scholarships. In January we held a Block P dance which was a smashing success, then we sponsored the Harlem Clowns basketball team against the '60 all-stars, sold refreshments at our home basketball gomes and of the two tournaments. Through these endeavors, we hove managed to accumulate $1,287 in our treasury. Half of this money will go towards two scholarships, while the rest will be left for next year's organization. The Block P gift to boys' athletics this year is a 18 by 12 ft. banner, to be hung in the gym, with all the championship teams since 1960 inscribed on it. The Block P purpose is to promote a spirit of honor, to support school spirit, ond to aid the principal coaches and students gfi Palo Alto Senior High School. 8ecause of their achievements the Block P has fulfilled- the high ideals and purposes of their organization. 1 16 Senior Privilege Card Holders The Senior Privilege Card Committee con- vened during the Spring of 1963 and elected Tom Stern as Chairman. Screening started immediately with the faculty advisors, notably Mr. Martin, giving the new committee the benefit of their experience. The nine mem- bers, later reduced to eight, worked tirelessly in order to justly grant the cards which entitle the holder to a multitude of privileges in order to honor his outstanding citizenship. Top row, I-ri Rick Christianson) chairman Tom Stern, Jim Porker. Bottom row: Noro 8org Breen, Jane Brown, Nancy Dovit. Privilege Card Committee J. Aiken, G. Alexander, C. Ambroie, C. Anderion, T. Anderion, R. Arnold, J. Benedict, M. filin, N. Borg Breen, S. Bowen, J. Bower, J. Brown, I. Brown, M. Brown, M Burke, 0. Carlton, S. Catania, S. Cecil. R. Chriitiamen, K. Clork, P. Corbett, N. Dovit, M. Dutton, R. Dutton, J. Ellioien. S. Edwards, D. Farrell. P. French, M. Got, J. Graham, A. Gray, P. Hagan, J. Hamm, H. Haugte, E. Holme, N. Holt, E. Hu, R. Ireton, M. Ishiyamo, B. Koufmonn, C. Kellogg, I. Kelly. C. King. M. lampton, S. leonard. J. Mclennan, I. Moore, 8. Olfenon, S. Ozden, J. Pelky, J. Parker, S. Payne, A. Ramos, B. Roald, T. Ruiz, J. Smedberg, I. Spencer, D Stedile, T. Stern, P. Stewart, J. Stone, W. Stone, J. Teot, R. Thompson, S. Towner, C. Trexel, J. Von Rystelburghe. R. Von Valkenberg, A. Velitsaropouloi, M Zulch, J. Abbot, A. Babson, T. Boyce, D. Dahl, D Eaitman, E. Gage, M. Grimes, P. Grobstein. H. Hazen, M Hoxie, J. Hunter, M Kerlz. To a New President: From The Campanile—September 26, 1963 To a new President: It's been a long time since we last saw you in student government, Dick. Ninth grade at old Terman Jr. High, wasnt' it? Welcome Back—or maybe just welcome. Things are a little different here. Oh, you'll still find a lot that you remember from junior high; some things never change, I guess. You'll still find that most of the student body doesn't really care what you do. Some don't think they’re sharp enough to vie in the sacred halls of student government; and then, there are the others who think student government's beneath their dignity. You know, Student government's a lost cause anyhow; why should I get involved? They never realize how much it could do or how badly it needs their support to be able to do it. That's the silent majority, Dick. You'll probably never hear from them. Don't let it bother you, though. Lots of governments administer, or at least reason- ably, without ever hearing from the masses. Plato even decided that this was the way things ought to be. A minority of intelligent, conscientious people—interested in their job—working hard to make a government run. Look around you at your minority. Notice anything familiar? Do you remember rewriting the Constitution back at old Terman? And do you remember the grand- stand play the student body president pulled off to undermine the faculty advisor? You'll find the same thing here; maybe you already hove. Some people, Dick, of those that aren't apathetic, are in student government for the game, the grandstand thrill. They like to rewrite things and create new procedures. They like to kick up dust and act important. Some people need that and student government gives it to them. Now look around you again. Of those that aren’t apathetic and aren’t in government for the game, how many have spent any time thinking about what student government is? This is the last and most tragic of the similarities to old Terman. Back there we had a House and a Senate; here too, with supposedly three more years of sophistication under our belts, we have a similar mass of poorly adapted procedures. Back at Terman, it would never hove occurred to us to think about the relation between student government and administration responsibility; it's no better here. So what do we end up with? People assume that last year's ideas are correct next year; and we have, not a government fit to the circumstances, but a self-perpetuoting system based on some long forgotten premise, probably invalid today. It's pathetic, Dick, because student government is potentially the greatest learning experience, in the broad sense, in this school. That's why I say things are different here, we aren't in junior high anymore. Student government can be real. But it has to be lived—not ignored and not acted, but believed in. Imagine for a moment, Dick. Can you see student government based on a long and serious consideration of this school and these students? It would work out the relation between student and faculty, and between student and administration. It would be a real voice with which the student could speak to the world—and influence it with his own unique way of thinking. It would be an inner eye with which he could see himself—his own society—and an inner arm to change it as he wills. It's all dreams Dick, but there's nothing more worth fighting for than dreams. . Paul Grobstein, Editor Commish Clarifies Board’s Role From The Campanile—September 26, 1963 Editor of the Campanile: I would like to take this opportunity to clarify one of the more mis- understood parts of Paly’s student government, the Board of Welfare. The Board exists as a service group whose main work falls in law enforcement and service projects. Because we hove an active Board, we enjoy more privileges at Poly than do other schools. With privileges come responsibilities, and the Board attempts to take on some of these responsibilities. This year the Board of Welfare will lake every step necessary to prevent a problem before it occurs, but when this fails, other steps must be taken. One of the major areas in which the Board will operate this year is at dances. In the past, the administration has taken care of all problems, with the result that we will probably not have a Luau this year. With the Legislative Council, we hope to be able to take care of objectionable behavior our- selves, through the Board of Welfare and the Court. The Board does not intend to become a thorn in the side of the Student body, but it does intend to take on responsibility whenever possible. It is your Board, and it is trying to make Paly a school of even better repute. With your help and support, we can do it. Don Tyson Commissioner of Public Welfare Di k Eastman Student Body President The Student Body President's duties, os «nun- eroted in the student body constitution and by laws, are to cel os presiding officer at all meetings of the Student Body, and to serve os head of the executive department of the student government. The executive deportment, mode up of the Board of Com- missioners, must “Enforce all lows, ordi- nances, ond resolutions passed by the leg- islative Council. and must administer the Student Body Budget Our moin tasks this year hove been these duties. The Board of Commissioners has considered legislation on smoking boundaries and pos- session of cigarettes, on revisions of outdated legislation, ond on a new constitution. We hove also raised money for o donation to our library for the purchasing ol writings, rec- ords, ond documentary moteriols concerning President John F. Kennedy. In administering the budget we voted money for the Film os Art series, ond for awords of recognition for our school bond This was over and above the extensive planning we did on the budqef during the summer. When the Notional Report on Smoking was published ot the beginning of 1964, I fell that a proqrom dealing with the dongers of smoking would be of great value to the Student 8ody. Working with the school nurse ond the county health director, the Board of Commissioners planned ond arranged the smoll-group sessions which you oil partici- pated in, on the ill effects of smoking. lost of oil, the Boord of Commissioners this year was Interested in increasing their knowl- edge of student government, in order that they be able to run Poly's more effectively. With this goal in mind we attended many league end district conferences. The general, gratified feeling of the Commissioners oiler each of these conferences wos, ond is, that Poly hos one of the most responsible, or- ganized, and liberal student governments of the Peninsula I handle all student body financial transactions, including Student Body loon Funds. The main responsibility I had was to toke minutes ol the meetings ond to moke these minutes available to the student body. I also help any of the commission- ers when they hove secre- tarial work to be done. One other duly I hove if to post the week's events in the glass bulletin board outside the main office. Jim Hewlett Finance Commissioner Roz Dutton Commissioner's Secretory Boys' Athletics hove come of age in I 964. The Clots of '64 hos brought home many chore- pionships in athletics. The Senior Class brought the Block P out of its dormonl state to accomplish many notable achievements. W e rewrote the Block P Consti- tution ond the Athletic Code Also, we hove accu- mulated $1,281 in the Block P treasury ond hove over 150 active Block P members This money will go towards o banner that will have all championship teams since I960 listed on if. Sam Catonia Commissioner ol Boys’ Athletics As Commissioner of Girls' Athletics, I organize offer- school sports, sports clinics, contests between other schools, and the final Spring Sports Banquet. The girls afterschool sports program wos started with tennis. Other sports during the year were volleyball, bosketball, badminton, and softball. The final fling of the yeor wos the Bonquet which wos held ol Sukuro Gordons At this banquet ofhletic awards were given. • 120 A� Commissioner of Girls' Activities, I storied off the year by planning the Big- little Sister Program ond the Barbeque-Splaih Parly. In December we presented the annual Jinx which was 0 huge tuccest. 1 also work with the Girls' league Cabinet and plan all Girls' league Activities. Sponsors of the group ore Mrs. Frances Stanga, Mrs. Wildo lowe, ond Mrs. Joel- lyn Mueller. Evelyn Hu Commissioner of Girls' Activities Steve Ruppenthal Commissioner of 8oys' Activities I preside over the Boys' league, which sells football proqrams, cokes ond condy ol home football games ond bosketboll games. Our sponsors ore Dr. Ralph Mo son, Mr. Dwayne Johnson, Mr. Emery Christenson ond Mr. Joseph Ochoa. Don Tyson Commissioner of Public Welfare The Commissioner of Public Welfare is the heed of the Board of Welfore the service ond low enforcement group of the student body. This group consists of volunteer sophomores, juniors, ond seniors who help with the following activities: cor registration. Town ond Country Open House. Coreer Doy, ond various other projects. This year there were two Commissioners. First Semester Don Tyson leod the 8oard of Welfore. However. Second Semester Don wos chosen 8y the American Field Service to spend a yeor in Argentina. Therefore, Eric Brondin took over for the remainder of the year and did a good job of reorganizing the Board. I overcome tradition ond loziness and accomplished the colossal task of painting the Commissioners' door. I did the usuali edited the 1963 Tower; was in charge of the Stanford games pork ing (which was very lucro- tive)i held o Christmas Formal Ihot wos a sellout; sponsored a unique donkey basketball game. I am now plonning a school calendar Ihot will be in the form of o n engagement calendar which will be sold to stu- dents next year. Eric Brondin Commissioner of Public Welfare As Commissioner ol Social Activities, I have general supervision over the social events held ot Paly. I am assisted by the Social Plon- ning Committee consisling of one member from each class. Our job is to put on dances or social events ord assist other organizations who alto wish to hold dances. 121 Sue Payne Commissioner of Publications Wendy Stone Commissioner of Social Activities Legislative Council Mike Lompton Legislative Council President The accomplishments of this year's Legislative Council were numerous. The greatest accomplishment being that of keeping the students informed of the proceedings of the council and student government in general. This year's Legislative Conucil promulgated the new Constitution, which gives the students a more direct voice in student government and at the same time defines the administration's relationship to the government. This year a comprehensive law- book, 150 pages, came out and this has helped answer many of the legal problems which have arisen. In addition, the council has taken up the many challenges aimed at it by the com- munity and the administration. This year has seen the Legislative Council establish extended smoking boundaries, prohibit the possession of tobacco on rhe campus, and close the halls during first period. These activities have received much attention by the community and The Companile . In spite of occasional caustic remarks by The Camp the council came through unscathed and no worse for the wear. Also, this years’ council has acted as a preventative rather than a cure to many administrative actions such as: closing the campus, cutting out brunch, closing the campus to cars, and closing off the parking lot during brunch. This year's Legislative Council has been a dynamic force in the school because for the first time it has become a positive tool with which to help the school and the community. Council Members Top low—I I; 0. St. Angelo, C. Gloiier, M. Porter, C. Torrey. C. Bush. Second low—A. Sheppard, 5. Jen ten, M. Brondt, J. Thierman, I. Hill, S. Wood, M. lompton, J. Porker. Bottom low—I. Glou, M. Porter, C. King, S. Wilson. J. Aiken, A. Bobson, S. Bowen, H. Costello. 122 Student Court Justices — L-R — Ralph Freese, Geoff Alexander, Dick Arnold (Chief Justice), Walt Prehn, and Bob Brakesman. The student court has been very active this year conducting hearings and trials and interpreting the Constitution and laws. The court, composed of the Chief Justice and four Associate Justices, has been sitting at least twice a week hearing such cases as brunch tardies, traffic offenses, littering, smoking, and hall violations. The trials we hove had have been carried off suc- cessfully with the help of the Prosecuting Attorney, Secretary, Bailiff, and the several Student Attorneys involved. All students concerned have shown a high level of responsibility and competence. The special activities of the court this year have in- cluded the publication of a revised court handbook, the alteration of hearing procedure to allow ex- tenuating circumstances to be heard, and the inter- pretation of the Constitution with regard to the fill- ing of vacancies in the Board of Commissioners. In all, the court has had a very productive year and has been instrumental in maintaining control over the student body in order to keep an open campus and a properly functioning student government. Interested Paly students observe their government in action. | 23 Justice Prevails Board of Welfare Jo k Abbott. Jim Bo« r, Jana Aikan, Colhi Amb'Otn, Jone Benedict, Noro BorgBraan, Jona Brown, loronina Brown, Suzanne Cedi, Kofhy Cooley. Polly Corbett, Bufh Dole, Noncy Davit. Margo Dutton, Walter Ouvoll, Scott Edward . Anne Gray, Normandie Holt, Margaret Ithiyoma, Claire Kellogg. loii Kelly, Kathy Kenny, Martha Karlz, Koran Kohlet, Irena laterav, Don lee, Jone Mctennon, Undo Moore, Kathy Nixon, Carol Noonan, Jone Oiborne. Anne Pearce, Al Tan-many. Bonny Thomp- ton, Jackin VonBytialberghe. Anne Wilton, Sharon Vectey, Tom Stern, Connie King, Honk HouQte. Peter Stewart, Scott Bawen, Steve Wood, Bob Ireton. Corol Abbott, Stuart Doufoff. Karla Cavit, Maritue Dodd, Tint Dully. Alan Either, Diana Forsythe. Gretchen Fay, Diane French, Mike Each year The Board of Welfare undergoes some changes and modifications to make it more efficient. This year's major changes were initiated by the second semester commissioner, Eric Brandin. Under the first semester com- missioner, Don Tyson, the Board was organized much as it had been the previous year. When Don left for Argentina os on AFS'er, Eric regrouped the Board, into two groups of all boys and three of all girls instead of the mixed groups of first semester. The boys were used to stiffen control of smoking and reckless driving Friedman, K«r Glazier, Jeanie Hull, Bed Jeffrey, Boz Kent, Carol Kriebel, Steve lovelett. Marguerite MacDonnell, Bruce Mcleod, Barry Molhit, Judy Moy. Gayle Nelton. Karen luik, linda Orcult, linda Robinowilch, Julie Baudebaugh, Alan Shepard. Morgoret Specfor, Chuck Tarrey, June Voor- larger, Sanford Webtfer, John Wilmer, Sutan Wilton, Phylindo Wallace, Pot Woodward, Dike Sf. Anglo, Croig Boyan, Judy Maxwell, Diono Athley, Marilyn Brandi, Phylli� Freeman, Sandy Horn, Jennifer Johnton, Sue Kohlet, Koy look, Connie Cuthmon, lindo Markt, Katharine Meyer, Aniro Micklut, Elaine Smith, lauro Stone, Bob Zobel, lauma Zunte. Helen Otterton, Mark Weinberger whereas the girls were assigned to campus and Town and Country patrol. The Executive Board was also reorganized second semester. Eric appointed one of its members to handle all citations and another to be in charge of car registrations. These areas had shown a need of reorganization first semester. The Board of Welfare however is not just a police force. In addition to its annual beach trip it also helped the school with major projects such as Career Day and Town and Country Open House. 124 Boys’ League Boys' league Members: J. Hewlett, I. Spencer, S. Ruppenfhal, B. Carlson, G. Moncrief, B. Kaufman, R. Strode. The Paly Boys’ League contains every boy enrolled at Paly. The spokesmen for that body is the Boys League Cabinet which consists of three elected boys from each grade level and the Commissioner of Boys’ Activities. The Commissioner also serves on the Board of Athletic Control and, along with one other cabinet member, is a member of the Assembly Board. Through the years, the Boys’ League has evolved into an organization which raises funds for scholarships at the end of the year. Football programs, paid for by Town and Country, are made by the Boys’ League. The total funds for scholarships this year are expected to range between $950 and $1000. 125 Assembly Board l-R: Rob Keuler, Jon Mclennon, Steve Ruppenlhol. Abient; Dick Eailman, Evelyn Ho. Social Planning Committee l-R- Let Scher, Polly Carbelf, Jim Porker, Wendy Slone, Jill Shoemoker. Silver Seal Committee Members; Noro Borg-Breen, Kris Clork, Polly Corbert, George Forrington, Jeremy Hamm, Pot French, Noncy Hochberg, Red Jeffreys, Morgie Jones, Lois Kelly. Jim Parker, Doirg Voorsonger, Debbie Weigle, Mork Weinberger, Steve Wood. The Silver Seal Committee is composed of eight seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores, whose duty as a com- mittee is to award Paly's Silver Seal to students who have given outstanding service to the school. Service worthy of the Silver Seal consists of outstanding voluntary participa- tion in extra-curricular activities and activities of a value to the co-curricular system. Outstanding activity involves quali- ties of leadership, teamwork, initiative, zeal, and respon- sibility. Members of the Silver Seal Committee are chosen by the respective class councils, and the school appoints two faculty advisors to assist the committee in its duties. Although the committee is composed of representatives from all classes, only the senior members and faculty advisors have a vote in deciding who receives the Silver Seal. Awarding the Seal is based on facts presented in an appli- cation form filled out by the applicant. In this form he states the activities he has participated in. Using this application form and a questionnaire sent to the sponsors or faculty ad- visors of the applicants activities as a basis, the Silver Seal Committee awards the Seal by vote of the members to any person who receives not more than two dissenting votes. 127 Paly’s Personalities Moil likely to Succeed Dick Eoilmon and Jon Aikin Mott Sophisticated Cnmilo Alvarez ond Shown McMonagle Beit Companion on a Desert Island Jane Hodopp and Bob Baker 128 Moil Tolkative Anne lepvyade ond Chuck Rumwell Moil Talented Mike Horriion end Paulo Brink Moil Naive Paul Forie and Evelyn Hu 129 Moil Ccniervotive ond Moil Radical Byron Melberg ond Jone Benedict, Poul Grobitein ond Marilyn Adam Beil Figure and Phyiiqwe Marly Brill and Judy Dokken Moil AlMelic and Foiled Bill Thornton and Carol Gamoge Biggest Clowns Delaine Morkis and Ni k Hommer Beil Dressed Pol french ond Dave Hinkley Culeil Couple Don Robertson and Ann Ferguson 131 Leaves are the product of tree branches in the same way that the underclassmen are the products of that which they have learned from the faculty. They are unfinished products — sophomores, the budding leaves, become juniors, the green leaves, and in turn become seniors, the finished product of the tree. 132 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Heine Costello, Vice President Chris Ledgerwood. President Judv Moy, Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS George Rienhordl. President Diane Ashley, Secretary Chris Bsish, Vice President Junior Class The Junior class got off to o roaring start by making eighty dollars from selling coffee and cupcakes at Back-to-School Night. Plans were already formulated by December for the Junior Prom, Moonlight Cruise . JUNIOR ClASS COUNCIli Top row, l-n A Sheppard, M. MacOornell, $. Hatlacher, C. ledgerwood. Middle row: N. Hochberg, S Wilton, S. Boiley Bottom row: J. Weinstein, C. Torrey, J. May. Carol Abbott Douglas Abbott Pete Agur Jeff Aleeander Betty Anderton Howard Anderton la Vor Andrus Diane Angelini John Antal Shirley Avillo Joy Billger 134 Julie Bain Beverly Bolcomb Irena Baratoff Chip Barnet Paul Batei Beltie Bolman Bob Bayha Sieve Bayley Pete Bellinger Rod Bennetl Karen Bergen lucy Bergton Andy Bertlein Diane Bishop Mike Bishop Kofhy Blackman Suion Bleich Doug Blenio lido Boer Mary Bolljahn Erik Bonde lux Maria Borbollo linda Bourgaize Bonnie Bowling Martha Bowman Leslie Bowser Craig Boyon Elisabeth Boyd Marilyn Brozeal Mark Brauntlein Tom Breen Sherry Brcuer Morie Brichlo Georgia Briggs 135 Sandy Briggs Sieve Brown Susan Brown Bill Bryonl Dick Buell Ellen Bull Mary Bullinger John Burke Mike Bushley lorry Buller Michele Cady Bob Callahan Moureen Collohon Rod Combra Terri Capone Gail Copp Melinda Cordelia Patrick Cordner Linda Carey Rust Corley Mary Carlton Emily Cory Rick Cottel Kathy Cassidy Ellen Challenger Miles Chedekel Jack Cheney Frank Chioppori Roy Childers Dove Christensen 136 John Cisne Ori� Cork Mark Cloplon Bill Cohan Art Col lorry Cole lee Compton Noney Comitock lucia Coon Mike Coppuck Cynthio Corlett Heine Coitello Joe Costello Sue Cousineau Bill Crawford Ann Cressman Dianne Danr Stuart DoutoM Joan David Kcrlo Davis Jean Dean Cynthio Dearborn Gino de Grassi Jerry Demarest John Denison Douglas Denton Linda D v ndorf Jack Dickinson Christopher Diebenkcrn Marisue Dodd Doug Dolan Ken Downs Karl Drake Tim Duffy John Duggan Hugh Dunlap Fr«d Dupont Judy Earl Steve Easterbrook Sharon Eccles Dove Eddy Tom Edgar 137 Don Edton Doug Eiiele Diane Elkinglon Selh Emerion Anne Erickion John Eipedal George Filet Jim Faulkner Robert Faulkner David Fehrenbacher George Feiie Molly Ferry Rich Fellinger Jeanne Fintayion Alan Fither Sieve Fiiher Suian Fither Chrit FiMon Mike Fondiller Diane Foriberg Diona Fortylhe Grelchen Foy Elizabeth Franco Jim Fronkfurt Joe Franzini Foul Fregulio Diane French Harriet French Mike Friedman Deanna Gole Glenn Gamboa Paul Garralt 138 Mike Gayle letley Gibbi Chrii Glazier Ken Glazier Helen Glover Allen Goldbloll Rotalia Gonzalez Claire Gooldrup Caroline Gordon Bonnie Graham Cynthia Grohcm Jani� Joy Graham Suian Granieri Diane Grannii Jacquie Grant Undo Grey Undo Green Karen Gregerton Jon Grim Suton Gritwold Rollie Grogan Michele Gromel David Guy Tom Haid Roy Holderiron Bruce Hallberg Sharon Hamilton Ellen Hardimon Chuck Harlan Sue Hatlacher Belty Haitorl 139 Jomci Hawks Fron Hayes Janice Hayes Denise Hebden Joel Hedberg lee Henderson Michele Henderson Mory Hcnnessy Laurie Heppes Robert Herdman Jim Hewlett Roger Heyl Susan Hibbs Roy Hilborn Scott Hill Hilary Hinckley Gloria Hinsey Noncy Hochberg John Hoeppner Jody Holling Alan Hollinscad Robert Holwerda lindo Hoover Thomas Horno Virginia Hostetler Paul Houck Jackie Howell David Hu Mitxi Hu Pat Huber 140 Jeonie Hull Joe Humosti George Hung George Hurst Julie Jackson Margie Jacobson Lynn Jorvii Nancy lynn Jervis Juliet Jasper Tom Jcanet Red Jeffrey Anne Jenkins Bob Jernberg Suzanne Jernigan Mike Johnson Vicki Johnson Ann Johnston Margie Jones Skip Jones Stephen Jones Mark Judy Russ Juilleral Mike Jurd Filioli Kai-Kee Chris Korabots Jane Kalo Ri hord Kavincky lynda Keost Bob Keesling Pclc Kelley Paul Kelly Rosalind Kent Alan Kernoff Robert Kessler Baron Keyes Ruby Kimuro Ann Kingman Wolfgong Komm Ann Konrady Polrick Korch Tom Kremen Pam Krelchmer 141 Bill Kreutxmon Carol Kriebel Undo Kriebel Suxonne Krinord Gerald Kunishige Judy Kuril lori Kyle Patrick lamp Borbarc Londet Joy langle Jane) lorien Gail lalla Jim loudereou Wendy low lovon Grimei Dione lowrence John Lawrence Kalhy Lawrence Bill lean Michele ledoyen Donald lee John Leeds Chris legerwood Jell lehmon Kalhy lentos Dick lerch Pol leu Grace light Ingrid lion Robert litlell Inga lol 142 Margaret lof David loo Bill loring Tonyo IokuIoII Steve lovelets Karen lusk Morgaret lion Carol McCafferly Terri McCarthy Tom McCorlhy Sherman McCormick John McCrary lone McDonald Mike McGowan Bill McGuire Shelio McKaig Maureen Mclain Ann Mctaughlin Bruce Mcleod Ted McNeil Marguerite MacDonnell Pom Maiwold Mario Makelo linda Morkey Bill Marquardl John Morn Ann Martin lit Motheu John Mothewion Barry Mathis Becky Motteson 143 Dove Motlhew� Barbara Mollia� Wayne Motion Sieve Mauer Jody May Madeline Moyhew Judy Maxwell Belli Mendoia Lynn Micklut Gerhard Mieckiei Bill Millev David Miller Eric Miller Jerry Miller Denny Milligan Kathy Mill gan Sally Minard Carla Mitchell •obin Milchell Don Moerdyke Joan Monlrouil Mike Moreno Mike Morriney Pamela Moicrip Nick Muir Mel Mullet! Krii Murphy Hugh Mutter Scon Nagel Jamei Napoleon 144 Gayle Nelson Wayne NichoHs Ocbby Nichols George Nielsen Bev Nordotf Mike Norman Harry Oberhelman Oennis O'Connor Roy O'Connor Marjorie Oglesby Barbara O'Keefe Dennis Ometka lindo Orcult Sybil Oswald Jone Owen Edward Pocc Cynthia Povhcm Martha Park Borby Parkt Janice Pool Sue Poulin Suson I. Poyne Peggy Pedevsen Don Pennington linda Peters Linda Phillips Steve Phillips Jere Phipps Dovid Poll Vidor Pollack Adj Pollock Miles Potter Merry Powers Paul Prxybyla Clifl Quayle Linda Sabinowitch Emily Raffcl Mimi Rotncr Marito Raubitscher Julie Raudebaugh Steve Reeder Linda Reltm 145 John Soy John Reynolds Kolhy Richard Carolyn Riedel Stove Roberts Suson Robertson Steve Rolon Colleen Rose Normon Rose Rot Rose Georqio Rowcn Ken Rowland Sieve Ruppenlhal Jan Rush Sharon Sanders Polly Sorqenl Ann Solo Sieve Schoper Sieve Schonborn Sue Scolt Edward Searle John Seors Morgan Seeley Nancy Semones Diana Seyforlh Alan Sheppard Colhy Shidler Mory Shields Rich Shirley Pete Sieberi Kathleen Sierocki 146 Robert Simon Patricio Sir.qlry Horry Sitom Elinor Slock Terry Slowion Kriiti Smedal Veronico Smil Eric Smith Ginny Smith Rorold Smith Mike Sowell Richard Spohr Margaret Spector Kathy Springer Pat Spurr Sue Squellati Jackie Stalling! Dike SI. Angelo Molleen Stork Jerry Storrenburg Rick Stevent Bill Stewart Sharon Sfeworl Bill Stiglieh Taunito Stock Ann Slrohecker Rich Slrock Heidi Stuber Sylvia Sullivan Jon Sutler Dove Swonk 147 Katherine Sylva Bob Therrien Gordon Thoma� Linda Thomas Bonnie Thompson Jill Thompson John Thompson Martha Thompson Jim Thorup Vickie Tiernan Solly Todd Janice Toombs Chock Torrey Martha Trimble Barbara Twining Don Tyson Robert Vollem Jim Von Eaton Gory Von Maonen Eric Von Patten Tom Vendelin Steve Virello Cheryl Vogel Robert Vomini Coro Vonk June Voorsonger Mory Wachlel Linda Welker Richard Walker Roger Walker 148 Phylindo Wolloce Morgan Woljh Tom Walsh Terry Waller Chris Walton Robin Wcples Bill Warren Mike Warren Donna Webber Sanford Webster Steve Weed Jonel Weinstein Colleen Weirshouser Kent Welch Dwight Wells Carol Wheeler lorry While Gory Whittaker David Wilkinson John Williams Mike Williams Shone Williams Everett Willis John Wilmer Bonnie Wilson Mark Wilson Suson Wilson Bill Winfield Richard Winsor Maureen Wlnword Jay Wollinger Edward Wong Patricia Woodward Fred Worrell Jack Worthington Greg Wright Sue Wynkoop Edward Yano Martha Young Woyne Zavosky Andrew Zowislowski Jim Grimm U9 SOPHOMORE ClASS COUNCIL: Top row. |-ri S. McCowon. G. Reinhordt, C. Buih. D. Brown. Middle row: 0. Ashley, K. Meyer, S Thompjon, S. Jenien. Front row: C. Ludwig. J. lampe. I. Hill. Sophomore Class The Sophomore Class Council had many ideas for raising money for the Class of '66. Included among these was the possibility of sponsoring a dance after a basketball game. Sue Abboll Edward Adam� Dimo Afonoiiev Ano Mario Alvorer Dove Anderion Eri Anderion Judy Anderion Julie Anderion Jane Ante) Joe Altman Emilia Arcuri Penny Aronson 150 Jackie Arthur Diana Ashley Steve Austin Alec Axl Tod Bacigalupe Charles Bacon Debby Baggott Nancy Bailey Bob Baker Ann Ball Slefanie Balter John Barbicr Cheryl Borlow Joyce Bartlett Nancy Bcelonio Use Bayo Clella Becher Mary Bell Peggy Beilis Sondi Benbrook Richard Bcnintendi Suson Bentley Tanya Bent Carolyn Bcrte Morvynne Betsey Brad Billger Sue Blackman Dove Bloom lynne Boccignone Catherine Bock Cathy Boidt Steve Bollock .Connie Bonner David Borq-Breen Bob Boutin Jim Bowman Ted Boyetl Edylhe Boyle Roy Bradford Drew Bradley Marilyn Brandt Bonnie Breen 151 Rick Brennon Mory Bridget Waylond Brill Dove Brinton Undo B'itlcin Kothy Brooki David 8rown Peter Brown Nolo Brown Phillip Brown Dove Bryonl Irene Buckwolter Doug Bugee Bob Buker Elizabeth Bullock Kotherine Bunker Hoi Burchard 8111 Burnett Chrit Buih Normcn Bulter Suton Buller Jomet By field Phil Connon Richard Corey lonet Carlton Potli Corrithei Jim Canon Nick Carter Debbie Cecil Tereto Cheney 152 Dove Chamberlain Candace Christman Susan Christenson Carol Chelkovich Undo Clifford Deborah Chose Pof Clerk Sue Cochrane Bca Cohen Sue Cohen lorraine Collinsworlh Gaalyn Condie Douglas Cone Patricio Conforti Christie Cook Paul Coppock Ted Cory Barbara Cox Debbie Co Derelh Cox Jan Cox 8ruce Crowell Sandy Cromphorn Corrine Crawford Joel Crews Jim Crossley Karen Curtis Constance Cushman Jim Cushing Reese Cutler Jack Dabhs Jeanne Daigle Christie Daley Ralph Donnenberg Cindy Danr Rick Dovid Douglass Day Tony De Grossi 8ryan Devendorf Donna De Vries Steve Dodd 153 Jomej Donnelley Diane Downing Jo Dragg Vivian Drew Stephen Eding lee Edword Joe Edy Laura Egebert Robert Ellingien Leif Erickton Mory Angelo Ethelman lynn Eudcy Jancy Evan� Joe Fabiono Mary Anne Folke lorry Forgo Victoria Fargo Jim Forley David Feldman Patricio Fenerin Jeanette Fiedor Melodie Flack Shown Flynn Tim Fondiller Cindy Fortberg John Forte Shari Portland Jon Foy Bob Fronzini Rebecca Franklin Phyllis Freeman 154 Steve Frceie Sutor Colvin Donold Gorge Ken Garber Christine Garcia Blair Geddet Sieve Garrish Don Giltin Paulette Ginier Steve Giotto Bill Giruan lirdc Glott Phil Glatt Jon Click Ed Gobin Terrel Goodman Bill Gonda Edy Gordon Sherrill Gould Stanley Gray Sue Gray Coyle Green Dove Greenberg Marty Greenberg Steve Greenberg Joon Grobtlein lorry Glover Ron Guenther Michele Guidoui Chrit Gulbrondten 155 lorry Guy Grrg Grimord Shoron Hcog Suion Hockrr Eric Holey Alelo Hall Tom Hamilton Sandy Horden Gory Hardin Ann Harford Morjory Horih Cynlhio Hosbrcok Geoff Hosbrook Peggy Haseltine Judy Hos-Hoqen Susan Harman Sue Harrison Don Harriss Becky Hauser Paul Hoyet Bob Henderson Dick Hendry Mary lou Hepworlh Jim Harriot Leslie Hill Shelley Hill Jennifer Hillis Hoy Hinsey Kurt Hochfetd Bud Holloeker 156 Jonathon Holbrook Robert Holden Potrieia Homnowar Noncy Hoovek Sandy Horn Doniel Horne Jerry House Jim House Grant Hoyt Gory Hull Joanne Humphreys Leslie Hunsen Bob Hurlbert Jon Hunter Betty Ignacio Jane Ingebrilsan Richord Insinga Susan Jackson Tom James Mike Jefferies Sue Jensen Donald Jenner Catherine Johnson Charles Johnson Dexter Johnson Dick Johnson Gerald Johnson Jennifer Johnson Mory Johnson David Jones Judy Jones Sharon Jones Steve Jones Sue Jones Dolores Joy Drore Korlin Debbie Kavanaugh Nancy Koys Karen Keeble John Keller Jon- Kellett Shoron Kern 157 Georqene Kifer Claro Kimball John Kirruro Dove Kincaid Mall Kinqman Edd e Kiltoe Stephen Klein Susan Klein Suton Kohles Thomos Kornberg Kolhy Kornienko John Koss Colleen Krinord lorry Konkel Suion Kipack Rick lamb Janel lamp Bruce lomor lindo lolirrer Pele low April ledgerwood Barbara lee Peter lee Robert lee William leedi Joan Lehman Kolhy Leslie Greg leong Ron leung Jonel lewii Sandy lewii 158 ■ % Tcm liddicoot Mike lien liilie lindzey Kathy livingiton Roy lock loro Lombardo Eloine lomoiney Jim Lomax Borry long Koy look Karl loot Tom louchard Melina lovelen Lynn lorgfeller Mork lubker Chuck luddy Cynthia Ludwig Mike lynch lory lynn David McAlliiter John McClinlock Skip McCawan Greq McDougall Janet McOougall Rod McDougall Jane McGrew Michael McKoy Bill McOuerry Debbie Mock John MocKenzie Melanie MocMilchell 159 John Mac Williomt Undo Makjovich Jane) Mangold Miriam Morden Undo Mark Rhonda Marshall lyn Martin Roberta Martin Nina Motlov Bill Maxwell Carol Maadowi Maureen Mehne Craig Miller Janet Miller Kristine Miller Roger Miller Veroniee Miller Kritlie Mill� Micheol Miioll Rotonne Mitchell Ben Moll Sharon Moncrief Alan Moore Odette Moore 160 Randy Mcore Carol Morgan Morney Morri� Carol Morrison Philip Mone Morgo Mulcro John Munsey Goil Nakotsu Richcrd Nelson Charles Nevin Jim Newell Ken Newsled Beth Nicolai Dlono Nicolina Bill Noll Cindy O'Brien Lois Oerhaoren Vicki Ogaiowara Noriron Ogle Gordon Ohligrr Joonne Ohliger Thosnos O'Keefe Richard Osborne Gary Ostrom Helen Olferson Karen Oltsman Ooug Palmer Joan Pearson Coroline Peck Sherry Peikert Bruce Peperson Herb Perry Candy Pelers More Petty Jeff Phillips Kothy Phillips Garret Pickier Chris Pierce David Pierce Mike Piper Jerry Podeito Marcia Port«r 161 Judy Power Richard Preston Susan Preslon Kathleen Quinn Richard Quadro Maureen Rock Andre Raubilichek Jordan Rehm Rachel Reilly George Reinhardt Steve Reinke Annette Remmel Michael Rhodes Dan Rice John Riddle Mike Roberts Mary Ann Roberts Morgie Rolfe Paul Roller Morg Rose Mike Rose Dennis Roth Bill Rush Janet Ryan Thomas Salaberi Pedro Sanches Ted Sandbank Sandra Scales loura Schepps Arnold Scher Chris Schrom 162 Jomes Schroder Robert Schroeder Alton Schwartz Betiy Scroqgi Tom Sears Marie Sedivy Bill Seifert Joan Shalfer Norm Show Sue Shores Janice Simpson Emily Simon Andy Slough Becky Smith Betiy Smith Etoine Smith Judy Smith Kim Smith Melinda Smith Roger Smith Ted Smith Tom Smith Carry Sodrrberg Tika Solnar Naomi Solomon George Solorio Poul Sowers Francine Springer Robert Stabb Mike Stonnord Jim Stern 163 Bob Steworl John Stewart Bob Slienstvo Rick Stoddord Borboro Stone Corolyn Store lauro Slone Terry Stone Allor Slreib Mortho Strong Robert Slubenrouch Mike Swon John Sykes Corel Tonner lenore Terry Jenny Thiermonr Fred Thoits Nancy Thomos Randy Thomai Suson Thompson Roy Tollner Jim Topping Lois Torgeson Grelchen Towner Howard Tros Steve Tre el Arthur Troyer Scott Turner Gole Ulvong David Vender Wtide 164 Jani� Von Duzen Jim Von Moonen Robert Von Ne� � Jane Vorinegy John Voughn lonnie Vou« Claudia Vivanco Peter Von Kempt Marilyn Voorheii Bill Vrana Gail Vrone� Condy Vyn lone Wallace Ron Waller� lorry Wolton Darlene Worn Judy Wonermon Alan Waterman Jone Water� Debby Weigle Richard Wciler Mork Weinbergei Sue Wei� � Barbara Whaley leilie While Penny While Steve While Bryan Wiggini Nancy Wilkin� Richord Williom� Sara William� Diane Williomion Jackie Wilton lorry Wilion Martha Wil� on Margaret Winder Chri� Wing Kalherine Wi� � Kent Wilbeck Donna Wittenberg 8eckie Woodward Melitto Wonlono Bob Zobel Craig Zwicky laumo Zunte 165 leaves must fall from a tree, so must the seniors leave the tree of our school. When sophomores they were the budding leaves, when juniors the green leaves, and now, as seniors, they are the falling leaves. As the final product of the tree they go to join the community—the leeaves return to the earth; the cycle begins anew.. ' JBi 166 Senior Class The class of '64 has consistently demonstrated the quali- ties of leadership, responsibility, and spirit throughout its three years at Paly. In our Sophomore year our first leaders were Jeremy Hamm, President; Sam Catania, vice-president; and Margo Dutton, Secretary. The Sophomore Football team earned a second place in the SPAl, and our Sophomore water polo team distinguished themselves as Coach Paul Bafaille's first all-SPAL squad. Our Junior class was headed by John Browne, President; Sam Catania, vice-president; and Polly Corbett, Treas- urer. The class council provided refreshments at Parents Back to School Night, sponsored the end-of-the-semester dance, ond sold the popular ribbons that spirited Poly people wore to the football games. The Junior class also sponsored noon movies, and gave the unforgettoble Junior Prom, Athens by Night. In our Senior year we won the SPAL football champion- ship for the second year in a row and the phrase •’39-0 was commonly heard at Paly. Jeremy Hamm was elected class President; Marty Brill, vice-president; and Jane Aiken, Secretary, Our Senior Ball, the climax of the year, began the round of graduation activities which would end our stay at Paly. The year went by fast and soon came finals. The Senior Picnic, Graduation, and Grad Night. On June 1 1 we said goodbye to Paly and went our own ways, never to forget the three years we spent here. Jeren-y Hamm Pre dent Marly Brill Vice Preiident Jon« Aikift Secretary Senior Class Council Top Bow! Honk Hnugw . Tom Slern, lee Spencer. Jeremy Homm. Bottom Row: Connie King. Judy Slone, Margorel lihiyomo. Rainy Brown. Jane Aikin, Marly Brill. Dear Class of 1964: As a school staff we hove tried to help bring to maturity this young tree which symbolizes you, the class of 1964. We hope we have provided the intellectual nourishment to give you deep roofs. Knowing how important moisture is to growing things, we have tried not to be too dry—to keep you alive and alert. And knowing how necessary sun is to making all things flourish, we hope we have radiated sufficient warmth to allow you to develop healthy atti- tudes. We look with pride upon this tree and especially upon the lush growth of leaves which symbolizes the individual members of the class. Although we remember with sadness those that have dropped since 1961, in general we are well pleased with the crop. We are glad that no two leaves are exactly alike, and that each in its own spe- cial way contributes to the variety as well as the unity of the complete pattern. We note that most of the leaves are healthy, some of them especially fresh and shining, and some of them unusually colorful. We send you out with confidence. “Go well; stay well.' 168 Met. Gwendolyn Hommii, Senior Clou Advisor ANA LUCIA AIVAREZ Ano . . . will go to Europe upon completing ichool . . . hope� 10 be o toxidermi� ! . . boy� , hones, ond cor� ace in- cluded in her interests . . . hell subject i« Ceromici. CAMIIO ClAUOIC AIVAREZ Coffee Bean Mo� 1 Sophi� , licaled . . . will tludy n-inino engineering at Colorado School of Mine� or Col Poly . . . Jeffie . . hunting, com, party- ing. ord iwimming . . . hope� to return to Colombia foe the summer. JANE AIKIN Sr. Clo� � Secretary Boord of WeHore • EC. U.N. Club (eg. Council Jakin . . . like� modern donee and guitar . . . want� to make the belt of life and be hoppy . . . will ottend o college in California . . . Moil likely to Succeed . . . dislike� comerva- ti� m . . . Tom . . . very active. CHARIES ABBOTT MABIIYN ADAMS Bonier Cove� Jin Choir Pixi . . . Matt Radical . . . want� to attend San Fronciico Mortician� College . . . belt subject it Groverobbing I end II . . . goei to the beoch ond get� orreited on weekend� . . . wont� to be 5 ft. toll. JACK BRYSON ABBOTT Boord of Welfare Jock ... Col Poly . . . will major in engineering . . en- joy� drafting . . . like� � omn of Poly'� great teacher� . SUSAN I. BACH Sue . . . Pembroke, elle eipere . . . hope� to convince her par- ent� to let her go to o Stan- ford dance . . . interested in mu� ic and orl . . . prefers Poly'� congenial atmosphere to its attendance office. GEOFFFRY IYNN AlEXANDER Vanity Track Attociole Justice leg. Council Jr. Clo� � council Gee-off . . . enjoys Young life . . . college ohecd . . . desires to beot Moncrief' Mongooses in footboll . . . Punky is hit Senior Flome . . . likes the Soph, girls, but not the greoser� . 169 Catherine heien Ambrose Mollf Editor C.S.E. Modrono Election Boord. S« Ph lleiophy Club Cothi . . . yellow ,aap . . . collaga at lawii and Clark . . . Franch or Sponiih major . . . walk� in tha rain at noon . . . likes to tew, knit, and write , , . want� to hove an ocelot and Iraval . . . Rich. CHRISTINA MARIE ANDERSON C.A.A. Boord French Club Jin Block P Madiei Stino . . . will ottend Col . . . wont� to be o nurie . . . Roll� Royce . . . bail tubjecl it choir . . . like� bonniiler Ihol ora good for tliding . , . dilliket har Sophomore brother. EU2ABETH CAIl ARNOLD Bond Garmon Club Art Club Batty . . . Col at Davi� . . . will be o veterinarian . , , mutic, onimoli . . . hope� to be luccettlul and lecure in life . . . doe� well in German . . , like� Paly'� ottemblie� . . . ditliket ezcenive and uiele� � homework and reader� . JUDITH NANETTE ARNOLD Judy . . . wi� he« to own a ichooner and Iraval the four corner� of tha earth . . . en- joy� working on car� . . . will probably go Io collega In Aut- trolio. TONNIE LEE ANDERSON Concert Choir Y-Teent Tonnie . . . wiihei to be o itroight-A tludent . . . Wheaton College or Foothill . . . might be on overtea� journalitt . . . hobbiei include reading and bike riding . . . vitilt friend� at Toco Tio' on weekend� . RICHARD WALKER ARNOLO Chief Juitice lag. Council Board of Welfare Block P Mu Alpho Thelo Dick . . . � tond� on corner� to tee the girl� go by . . . inter- eited in track . . . wonderful Auitrolian accent . . . hope� to tludy medicine at an eailarn uhivenity . . . wont� to i� it a certain New Englander in Man. ROSEMARY CAROL ARNOLD IF.C. G A A. Sponiih Club Ro-emary . . . want� to be o teacher and live in Europe . . . Son Diego Stole . . . tennii . . . like� Poly � spirit . . . ditliket the homework. 170 ANNE PERKINS BABSON leg. Council C.S.F. Sophomore Clou Council Punky . . . plon� or college • • . ploy� the guitar and «kit . . . withe� to tour Europe . . . enjoy� Poly'� tootboll ond basketball game� . . . Senior Flame it Dick Eastman. JAMES McELROY ASHIEY WretHing C Baiketball Golf Jim . . . plan� to ttudy den- tittry at the Univertily of Wit- PAMELA ATCHISON comin . . . hope� to have o successful life . . . hobbiei in- clude golf and doncing . . . like� Poly'� friendly atmoi- phere. VICKY LORRAINE BADEAUX l.T.A. Choir Vicky . . . like� to talk on the phore . . . bett of Englith, worit of biology . . . enjoy� • pending money. DEWllEN GAY BAKER S.A., Pre� . Y-Teent German Club Election Committee I.F.C. Dewlie . . . C.S.U. . . . wont� to be an interpreter . . . num- ber one with it to hove o cobin . . . beti tubjeet� are Ruttian and biology . . . like� Poly'� teacher� . BARBARA JO BAILEY Sponith Club Choir Borbie . . . want� to be another Joon Boer . . plays flamenco ond clonicol guitar . . . Rich . . . ditlikei narrow minded confcrmitft . . . Son Jote State or Col Poly. SUSAN I. BACH Sue . . Pembroke, elle etpere . . hope� to convince her par- ent� to let her go Io o Sion- ford dance . . . interested in mutic and orl . . . prefer� Poly'� congenial atmosphere to it� otter do nee office. ROBERT EDWARD BAKER Sophomore Football Vanity Football Block P Bobby-Baby . . . will ttudy business at Son Jose Stole . . . very interested in sports . . . Best Companion on a Deserted Island . . spends weekend� enjoying life ct it� best . . . Linda Selby. 171 R. IUANN BALBO Tri-G'� luann ... an avid tkier and pizza eal«r . . . San Jem Slain next fall . . . goes lo the beach and Stanford fral parlint on weekends . . . Joy . . . likes lunch and Mr. Phillip� best at Paly. JOHN 8AIIAM TIMOTHY CHARLES BARNES Voriily Fooibell Track Batkelball Blo k P Tim . . . sporli . . . number one wiih it lo gel rich ... on weekend! doei whol Howie doe� . . . Mr. Leahy . . . dis- like i greosers and Molh . . . All SPAl. CANDACE ELLEN BAUER Modern Donee Club R.I.F. Condi . . . withei lo become a port owner of o '64 Chevy . . . con ouf with Tommy on weekend! . . . Foothill . . . future nurie . . . likes jazzy music . . . Senior Flome it Comilo. BARRY LEWIS BEHR Sailing Club Barry . . . will allend Milpitoi Tech where he will tludy to be a baron . . . very interested in «oiling . . . enjoys Mr. Presto. DIANE ROB BAITER S.A. Art Club Fall Play Diane . . . future biology teach- er . . . Foolhill and then Cal Poly . . . withes lo frovel . . . enjoys people-wolching ol the airport . . . dislikes Paly's ex- cessive greenest. JANE BENEDICT C.S.F. Board of Welfare German Club Election Board UN. Club Jone . . Mott Conservative . . . Wellesley . . . future In- lernalional hobo . . . does well at languages . . . enjoys skiing . . . number one wish is lo meet Author Shalluck. TIMOTHY 8ENINTENDI Wrestling Gymnastics Tim . . . Foothill . . . wishes lo be successful and rich , . . moin interest Is taking it easy . . . excels in P.E . . . goet water skiing, theoling. ond hunting on weekends ... in- terested in Paly's sports •« 172 TOM BESEMER JOE ANN BEWICK Camporile Thespians Aquacade Orchetii, Pres. Jinx Jolly Green Giant . . . will ol tend Waihington U. and study Grab Bog Editoring . . . dra- matics, iwimming, ond boyt . . . number one with ii to be quiet . . . Senior flames are the football ond basketball teams. GREGORY IEONARD BIESER C Basketball Golf Greg . . . Bieser Wo Wings . , . foothill ne t year ... in- terested in howling . . . worst subject is chemistry . . . num- ber one wish is to see Mrs. Rodman without tennis shoes. RICHARD RFRRY BISHOP Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Block P Rick . . . might be a pharma cist . . . will ollend Cal ot Berkeley . . . moin interest is skiing . . . likes Poly's people, dislikes some teachers. THOMAS ROBERT BIACKMAN Gymnastics Block P Tom . . . desires to be single ond rich . . . English ond his- tory ore hit best subjects . . . interested in motorcycles, cost ond reoding . . . Menlo Col- lege next year. SUSAN ANN BlAIR S A. Foil Play Jin Susie . . will continue her education ot Foothill . . . en- joys water skiing . . . likes 3:05 on Fridays . . . withes for a happy future. MARGO ANN BUSS G.I.G. Homemaking Club Dramatic Production Jinx Morgo . . - pia � � b« 0 P° mory leocher . . . Fresno Stole or Sonto Claro U . . - tewinq ond dramatics . . - number one wish Is to travel . . . best subject is English . . . likes 3:05 bell NORA CAROl BORG BREEN Silver Seal Committee Board of Wellare C.S.F. Privilege Cord Committee Campanile Noro . . . uncertain of which college to attend . . . number one with it to convert Mr. Johnson to Republicanism . . . future leocher . . . finds his- tory more enjoyable than math. 173 CAMILLA DIANE BOWDEN Jinx Modern Dance Club Choir Kim . . . like� dancing, reodino and playing the piano . . . “It'i no shingle off my pod . . . goei lo ployi on week- end� . . . will attend St. Luke'� School oI Nuning . . . prefer� Engliih to moth. SCOTT WOODYATT BOWEN Soph, and Senior Clo� t Council leqitlotive Council Board of Welfare Key Club Cro� « Country Scott . . , will study low . , , interested in skiing and girls . . . hope� to moke a million dollars by the oge of 35 . . . Senior Home is Koren . . . en- joys his 2 free periods. JAMES KENDALL BOWER Bond Pep Band Audio Visual Club Board of Welfare C.S.F. Jim . . . will attend Stanford or Southern Methodist Univer- sity . . wont� to be o high- way engineer . . . be� t subject is math . . . likes good teach- ers ond footboll gome� . . . detiret on interesting life. WILLIAM THOMAS BOYCE Head Cheerleader Varsity Gymnastics Choir Block P Executive Board C.S.E. Tom . . . likes Poly's sopho- more girls . . . Pomono is nexl slop . . . hope� to become on M.D. . . . accomplished tum- bler ond skier . . . dislike� conservatism of the administra- tion . . . has added much to Poly's spirit. MARY ALICE BOYETT Y Teens Girls Athletics Mory ... is planning lo at- tend Chico to continue her ed- ucation . . . expect� to become an elementary school teacher . . . promotes school spirit. BEVERLY ANN BRADEN Bond Photography Club Bev . . . hopes lo become on ex roy technician . . . unde- cided about college ... in- terested in music ond reeding . . . Don . , . has a blast on weekends . . . hates Hollywood Vine. MARGARET SUSAN BRADLEY Thespion Club Pres. Forensic Team Peggy . . . pions to attend Boston University . . . wants lo study religious drama ... in- terests include drama and reading . . . likes Paly's Sen- ior Court . . . talented speaker. ROBERT JAY BRAKESMAN Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling Student Court Block P Bob . . . going across the street lo Stanford or up to Cal. ot Berkeley . . . engineering mojor . . . enjoys moth ond science . . . Sgnior Flome is Sue . . . very othlelic. 174 PAULA BRINK Philosophy Club Jinx Poulo . . . will otlend Col ot Sonic Borboro . . . wants to be a teacher . . , Most Tal- ented . . . enjoys music one drama. STEPHEN BRIDGES MAURICE BRIGGS FRIK BRANDIN Vorsily Football Block P Erils . . . will attend Stanford or Col . . . wonts to be o sur- geon . . . sports are his iroin interest . . . number one wish is to get through school . . . best subject is Biology . . . Kendro. DARRELL WILLIAM 8RISKE UN. Club Red Cross Dance Bond Band Philosophy Club Darrell . . . will be o lawyer . . . believes in political con- servatism . . . wants Galdwoter to win the presidency . . . pre- fers English to German . . . plays in the Epics Band. JOHN MARTY BRILL Varsity Football Vorsity Baseball Sophomore Football Executive Scare of Block P Senior Class V P. Mart . . . Best Physique very athletic . . . Stanford nei stop . . number one with i not to have homework dislikes BOW. ond team En glish lectures. KATHERINE JANE 8ROWN Board of Welfare Privilege Card Committee Aquacade C.S.F. G.I.G. Jane . . . will ollend U.C. . . . excellent swimmer . . . number one wish is happiness . . . best subject it chemistry . . . worst is English . . . likes Poly's football ond basketbal gomes. 175 LORAlNE WASSON BROWN Sr. Clou Council I.F.C. Boord ol Welfare C.S.F. UN Club Rainey . . . interests include people-watching, animals, and feet . . is going to be o smashing success . . . Smith or Wellesley . . . visits a spe- ciol rhinoceros on weekends . . . likes Poly's patriotic green garbage cons. JOHN HENRY BROWNE Madrono Junior Class Pres. Board of Welfare Foil Ploy John . . . will study at U. of Colorado . . . future lawyer . . . parties, Tahoe trips, and skiing are his main interests . . . number one wish is lor a seven doy weekend . . . misses the luau . . . likes his- tory. MARIIYN ANITA BROWN Board of Welfare Marilyn . . . loves football gomes . . . wcnts to go to Whitworth and study to be a teacher . . . number one wish is for everyone to be hoppy . . . prefers history to moth. MICHAEL CIETE BURKE Tennis Team C.S.F. Block P Bard Mike . . . excellent tennis play- er . . . trumpeter . . . will ot- tend Cal at Santa Barbara . . • o future mathematician . . . likes Poly people . . . number one wish is to do well at col- lege. ROBERT OONAIO 8URNLEY Dance Band Bob . . . heoding to Foothill . . . wishes to hove o million dollars dislikes finals . . . prefers family living to English . . . Senior Flame is Judy. JEANNE BUTIER BENJAMIN BURT SHARON HELEN BUTIER G.A.A. Sharon . . . plans to be a sec- retory . . . best subject is shorthand . , , friendly . . . works o! the library after school. 176 BARRY IfWIS CARLSON Vorsity Boscboll Cross Country Block P Barry . . . wants to be a low- yer . . . U.S.C. . . . baseball end skiing . . . number one wish to groduote from college . . . best subjeci moth . . . worst French. DIANF KATHIFFN CARLSON G. I G The Viking Homemoking Club Dione . . . number one wish is to buy potato chips for Alison . . . Col at Dovis . . . plans to be a physical therepist . . . writes letters on weekends. JAY CARLTON CRISTEN DEBBRA CARLSON I.F.C. Jinx Cris . . . future teacher . . . number one wish is to own o bright red jeep . . . hos fun on weekends . . ■ prefers English to Science . . . likes Poly's proximity Io T C . . . loathes the daily bulletin KENNFTH FIWOOD CARLSON Ken . . will attend the Uni- versity of Oregon . hopes to be an architect . . . hobbies include sailing . . . best sub- ject is moth . . . worst ore English ond History . . . tries to forget school on weekends . . . dislikes writing English compositions. WAYNE J. CARRUTH Block P B Basketball Soph Football Woyne . . . will be at Col Poly or San Jose Stole next foil . . to own o new cor is his number one wish . . . likes dances ol Poly belter than homework ond tests dates on weekends. DARYl CARTY PAUL RAYMOND CASE Gymnostics Paul . . . likes Ihe senior doss . . . Pratt Institute . . . experts to be on architect . . . prefers History to Elementary Functions . . . weekends in- clude working ond waterskiing. KATHLEEN ANN CASSIDY Tri-G't Kathy . . . wants to be o beau- tician . . . uncertain of which school next foil . . . best sub iect it office practice . . . worst is History . . . goes out with Johnny on weekends . . number one wish is to gel worried SUZANNE HOWE CECIL Board of Welfare C.S.F Jinx Motif Suxie . . . wonts to ottend Northwestern . . . likes to read and sew . . best at history, worst ot moth Senior Flame is Nic. VIRGINIA DEANE CHILTON C.A Choir Foil Ploy Modern Dance Club Jinx Ginger . . will attend Foot hill . . . main interests ore low. religions, music Ond dro- molict . . . hopes to be hapoy . . . con be found at theatre performances on weekends . . . likes Poly's intellectual atmos- phere SAMUEL FREDERICK CATANIA Key Club Commissioner of Boys Athletics Vorsily Football Board of Welfare Exec. Comm. Soph Junior Vice-Pres Som . . . Most Friendly . . . will become a lawyer . . . Son Jose Stale . . . best subject is reading lob . . . worst subject is school . . • relaxes on weekends . . . likes Poly's school spirit and traditions. RICHARD CHRISTIANSEN Privilege Cord Committee Chemistry lob Assistant Rick may be a chemist . . . Cal ol Berkeley or Foothill . . . interested in stereos ond Jon . . . number one wish is to slay young . . . likes noon hour MIEN POY CHUCK Madrono Photo Club Sophomore Football Al . . . cameras ond drawings . . . hopes to be on orlist or photographer I A Art School . . . best subject is moth . . . worst English . . . dislikes Poly's foiling'.'ceilings ond crumbling walls. 178 JENNIFER IYNNE CIOUD Jin Jenny . . . wonts to be a psy- chologist . . . best subject is iyi . . . dislikes short lunch hour . . interested in folk music ond dancing . . . wishes to shoke hands with 8ob Dy Ion. SIMON CINTZ Simon . . . will major in en ginecring or business ... in- terested in electronics . . . prefers history to language KIRSTIN MARGARET ClARK Girls' league Cabinet Junior Closs Council leqislolive Council Aquacade C.S.F. Kris . . . likes Paly and po- tient teachers . . . number ore wish is happiness . . . likes to ski . . . music. DANIEl ARTHUR COFFMAN Dan . . . wonts to be Ihe best surfer in Kansas . . . interests include skiing, surfing, ond cars . . . number one wish is to be rich ... no best subject, all worst .. . sports ore his weekend pastime. CHOIE IOUISE COIEMAN Bonier Coves Aquacade Jinx Cholc . . . University of Colo- rado or Son Diego Slate snow skiing . . . number one wish is to qet rid of areasers . . best subject is English likes Poly's football qomes dislikes Ihe fad Ihot there are no more luaus .John Browne GUNGOR HIKMET COBanOGIU Soccer Teom Basketball Tony . . . hopes to qo bock to Turkey . . will study elec- tronic engineering ot Foothill enjoys sports, dancing ond music . . . likes Poly's assem blips, rallies, gomes, ond pret- ty girls. DONNA ElAINE COUINS Dee , . will become o dental assistant . . Foothill . . . main interests are Bah Steven- son ond being on hrr own «xcels in business courses . . . •rorsl subject includes those required . . . likes MO Fri- doys. MARGARET D. COUINSWORTH Girls' Block P Peggy . . . main interest is Art . . . hopes to become on elementary school teacher . . Foothill . . . number one wish is to gel passing grodes in government ond Biology II . . . likes Paly's football gome . 179 JUDITH ANN COSTON S A Judy like� loolboll gome� ond twimminq . . will go Ic Son Moteo J C. . . . Pete it her Senior Flome - . . hot on over- � ion lo-ordi Hollywood B Vine . . . o future secretory FRANK JESS CRISTICH Componile Frork . . plant on becoming o commercial orlitl ... in- leretled in orl ond journalitm . . . hot o boll on weekend� . . . number one with it lo own o cor worth more than $100.00. KATHtEEN A. COOIEY Crott Country Official Finance Board French Club Boord of Welfore Kolhy . . . plant on Willamette . . . like� toiling ond water- tkiinq . ditliket Sophomore girls . . Senio� Flome it Buddy Kaufman. DAVID GUARD CORLISS Crott Country Wrettlinq Track Dove . . . will begin rolluge tludiet ot Foothill . hope� to become o physical education teocher . . . main interest it Sue Scott . . bett tubject it P.E ... sleeps on weekend� . . . Senior Flome it Heath Decker. PAULA LOUISE CORBETT Election Beard Jr. Clot� Secretory legislative Council Sophomore Clot� Council Board of Welfore Polly . . . going lo Cal ot Berkeley . . intelligent . . . good ot languages . . . enjoyt sewing, knitting, ond cooking . . . Mike Lompton. KATHERINE ANNE CORY Thetpions C.S.F. Fall Play Cory . . . talented piano ploy- er ond tkier . . . plons an a career in medicine . . Cal ot Berkeley . . spends weekend� peeling eggshells off her cor . . . ditliket doing shift for Paly rallies. BURR M. COX Block P Gymnastics Wretlling Bond Burr . . . Treestump . . . moin interests ore turfing ond mow tkiing . , . college ot Sonlo Borboro . . . number one with it to be 6'1 and visit Hawaii . . . likes Poly't organization, but not the text book chaos. BARRY tOUIS DAHI Spring Ploy Evening of Dromo Thetpion Club Barry hope� to become on odor will attend West- minister College . . moin in- terests include movie� , TV., ond traveling . . worst tub- ject it moth . . . relaxet on weekends •• DANNY RICHARD DAHl Danny . . . enjoys bowling . . . future plant are undecid- ed. but wonlt to make one hurdred thousand o year . . . finds dromo easier Ihon mofh . . . relates on the weekend. DIANA CAROl DALE C.S.F. I.C.C. Block 'P S.A., Vice Fret.. Sec. Diana . . . future Stanford or foothill student . . moin in- teretis include skiing ond sew- ing. NANCY lOUISE DAVIS Board of Welfore Privilege Cord Committee U N. Club C.S.F. Nancy . . . dislikes Senior Questionnaires . . enjoys noontime socializing . . . pre- lect English to math . . Honk • • . hot o cute laugh. RUTH IORETTA DALE C.S.F. Block P S.A., Vice Pres. Board of Welfare Orchestra Ruth . . . one of the Dole twins . . . will continue her education ot Stanford or Fool- hill . . . main interest it ski- ing .. . excellent seamstress, makes mony of her own clothes. ROIAND FRANCIS DAVIS Key Club Block F , Exec Council Wol r Polo Swimming ady . . . wants to be on in- ternational playboy . . . with- es Mr Botoille would lose his block lennies . . . All-SPAl swimmer . . . loafs on week- ends. SHERYIE CHRISTINE DAVID R.I.F. Jinx Cheri . . . future plans include Foothill would like to leorn how to ski . . . number one wish it to graduate . . . worst subject it history . . . enjoys 3 05 Friday foot- boll gomes . . Paul Forte . . Dove Hinckley. RICHARD S DAVIS Dick . . . hopes to oltend Ore gon State . . . sports ord the outdoors . . . works on week- ends . . . guiet ond pensive. VAIERIE HILTON DAVIS Val . . . will go Io Virginio Inlerrronl College ... a future dietician . , . portiol to moth, science . . . Senior flome it Dove Goleman . . . wishes for world happiness . . . moin interests include dancing ond phologrophy. WIlllAM JOSEPH DeBORO C«mon Club Bill . . plant lo be on engi- neer . . . will attend foothill . . . belt in moth . . . worst in English . . . works on week- ends . . . likes Poly's teachers and its campus. JOHN MARTIN Del A BIOS C.S.E. John . . . will attend foothill and then go to Cal ... a future electronics engineer . . . hobbies include skiing and rock climbing . . . works ot the Times on weekends . . . enjoys not hovmg a 7th period. LORRAINE MARIE DUCA R.I.P. Jinx Soph. Roily Committee Spanish Club Laurie . . . will be seer an a Cal campus . . . wonts lo ma- jor in psychology . . . num- ber one wish is to be skinny worst clots it gym . . . likes Poly's short people. JOAN McKAY DUNLAP Bonzer Covet Madrono Joanie . . . plans to attend Col at Santo 8arbora next year . . . o luture teacher who likes 3:05 on Fridoyt . . worst clots is Algebro II . . . dislikes greasers MAUDE HEATH DECKER Bonzer Coves Choir Heothie . . . undecided about which college to oltend . . . number one wish is lo own on Austin Heoley . . . goes out with Chop on weekends. JAMES HARRY OUERKOP Philosophy Club Jim . . will study for o ca- reer at o lawyer ol Col ot Santo Barbara pastimes includr girls and cart . . Clara . dates on weekends . . . excels in English. JUDY KAY DOKKEN Pom pon girl Bonzer Covet Pep Committee Jinx Judy . . . Best Figure . . . will go to Son Jose Slote best clots is English . . . likes loot boll games, water skiing, ond art . . . number one wish it to hove small feet . . . Senior Flame it Chuck Rumwell. ELIZABETH ANN DUNN GIG. Debate Club Beth . . . Christian Education leader . . . U.O.P. . . . hob biet include reading, cooking, ond religion . best subject it English . . likes Paly's football games . Curl Cars- lens. ROBIN DURAND Vorsily Bosketboll Vorsily Water Polo Key Club Block P Gold Slor Memorial Comm. Rob . . . wont! to be a phil osopher . . . mill attend the ’“Hill . . . tports . . . very good mater polo goclie . . . best subject is history . . . likes Paly's donees least . . . worst in math. MARGO MARIE DUTTON Girls' Block ”P . Pres G.A.A. Beard Rally Committee Scph. Class Secretary Boord ol Welfore Margo . . . will major in rec- reation at San Jose Stole . . . number one wish is to always be happy . . . likes the spirit ol Poly tootball games. ROZAIIND DUTTON School Ploys Commissioners' Secretory Election Boord. Secretory Thespian Club C.S.F. ®ox . . . will attend U. of Washington or Stanford . not certain of mojor . . in- terested in singing and oth- letics . . likes the commis- sioners' office . . . dislikes the short lunch hour . . . Senior Elome is Mr. Micklus. WAITER SHAW OUVAtl U N. Club Board of Welfare Tennis Wally . . . hopes to be a low- yer . . . College of the Paci- fic . plays the banjo ond guitor . . wonts to tour Europe . . . tennis likes ond dislikes Poly's proiimlly '0 Stanford. I HEIDI EBERT JOHN IESTER EARIY, III John . . will attend Humbolt Stole or Foothill . . . wonts to be o forester . . enjoys rock climbing . . number one wish is to be shipwrecked on a desert island. RICHARD CYRUS EASTMAN Student Body Pres Varsity Water Polo Varsity Swimming Block P C.S.F. Dick . . . will attend Stanford ofler a year's leave of ab- sence . . . wants to be a field geologist . . likes Poly girls Anne . . . would like to spend o summer surfing ond o winter skiing . . excellent water polo ployer. RAIPH HERBERT ECKIAND Ralph . will study electrical engineering ol S.J S. woter skis on weekends . . . interested in boating, elec- tronics. ond fishing . . . dis- likes Poly's crowded halls. THOMAS GARWIN EDWARDS Vanity football Tim . will otlend U.C.l.A. . . . wants to be a doctor . . . best subject i� Mstory . . . main interns! is sports . . . dislikes writing compositions . . wants to be successful. SCOTT ODEll EDWARDS Board of Welfare U.N. Club Tennis C.S.F. Scott . . . mcy attend Po- mona . . will be o space engineer . , . best subject is Moth . . . ploys tennis on weekends . . . dislikes crowd ed halls at Poly . . . wishes to meet the President. PAMEtA SPEIDEl EDY Pam . . . interested in train- ing ond showing jumping horses . . . hopes to go to Col Poly or Col ot Davis . . . wishes to own a 1958 T Bird pointed metallic green . . . spends weekends riding, going to horse shows, ond bum ming around, JAMES EDWARD EGF8FRG Track Manager Eggie . . . will study at foot- hill to be a business admin- istrator . . . number one wish Is to be successful . . . goes to the beach on weekends.. . likes Poly’s Spanish architec- ture THOMAS EUIOTT JAMES EllASSEN Water Polo Soccer Golf Block P Band Jim . . . will go to Californio Western University o golf enthusiast . . . dislikes Eng- lish ... on weekends goes to hockey games in San Francisco and ploys golf. MARIE C. E ElllS Viking. Editor forum Club Philosophy Club Thespians Constitutional Comm. Sec. Corol . interested in world affairs ond literature ... on individualist drinks cold water . . . desires to be on immortal . . . Atlanta, Geor- qjo ... a future President of the U. S. i J 1 ° - ? .• O V 5 w - � O - _ i JD � ■ • C � 1 . - „ o o i . % - ? :Mr« Z _ X £ ?: • 2 « • e e - I e : S c ■ I� € • • S = - - ? o x - O z «o = o |o 10 ■« 5 .?SSi r?jaM io N T5 5 S 3 3 c S ■ U) U W O u « ADEIE MARJORY FAVItlE R.I.f. Digger Odd . . . plons lo be o designer . . . will oltend col- lege in Ihe Eosl . . collecls pop bottles . . . best subject is history . . . number one wish is to hove o lot ol money CAROLYN SUE FAYDOCK Y-Tcens Corol . . might oltend Foothill . . . enjoys sewing . . . very good in shorthand . . . goes skating, bowling, ond dancing on weekends. JANE ANN FEEIEY Girls' league Roily Committee Jr. Closs Council Jr. Prom Queen Jane . . Most Friendly . . . wonts to be o nurse U S C. . . . supporter of Modi co . enjoys working with children . best subject is English . . . odds to Poly's school spirit. HOWARD IFF FEINSTEIN Howie . . . will study lo be o sporlswriter or o psycholo- gist ot some Col campus . . . dislikes Poly's crowded holls ond its surplus ot greasers . . . looks for fun on weekends ■ ANN MECHAM FERGUSON R.I.F. Aguccode Roily Commissioner Jin Ann . . . one-half of Ihe Cutest Couple . . Don Robertson . . . wonts lo be o teocher . . . University of Utoh . . . surfs ond skis on weekends . . . likes Poly people ALISON C FFRRIS Homemaking Club Arrison . . . likes biology ond the people ol Poly . . dis- likes math ond greasers . . . number one wish is lo abolish homework . . . enjoys water skiing ond soiling ... a future student ol U.O.P. or lewis Clerk. CATHERINE FESTINGER Koly . . . likes to paint . . . o non conformist . . . wonts to go to Columbia or BornoVd . . . goes out on weekends . . . likes Paly's nonentity. STEPHEN FISH Transfer from Cubberlcy STFVF FIETCHER DAIIA ESTER FREEMAN Tronsfer from Tel Aviv, Israel I F.C. Fren«h Club Dolio . . . would like to live in both Californio and Isroel at Ike some lime . . wants to attend Col ot Berkeley . . lobbies include sewing, cook- ing, and ploying the piano MARIIYN (OUISE FITCH Mcrilyn . . . will attend Fresno Stale . . . hobbies include reoding ond boys . . . dales and teoches Sunday School on weekends . . Senior Flame is Bill Marsholl. BARBARA EllEN FlFMING C A. Choir Fall Ploy Production Jinx Barb . . . tronsfer from Grand- view. Mo. . . . career in music . . . wonts to attend Foothill. Col, or Konsos University . . spends weekends ol Stanford football qomes ond movies . likes Poly's open campus. PAUl FORSF Senior Privilege Cord Comm. Soph. Football Wrestling Vorsily Foolboll Block P Paul . . . will attend Son Oiega Stole . . . wonts to be o P E. teacher . . . enjoys trips South ond hos wild times at Stanford bonfires JFANNE FIIZaBFTH FOSTER Foil Play Jinx Jeanne . . . will go to Foothill . . plans to be a denlol as- sistant ... on the weekends keeps long-distonce phone op- erators busy NAN FORD RAIPH STAN FREESE JR Associate Justice Ralph . . . likes moth but not English . . . will be seen ol o Col compus next fall . . . likes the final bell best at Poly. PATRICIA ANN FRENCH Pom Pon Giri R.I.F., Secretory Silver Seol Committee C.S.F. Frenth Club Pot . . . 64's Best Dressed Girl . . . will otlcnd Northwestern . . . wonts to be o reseorch biologist . . . enjoys roccs ond footbcll gomes . . . Morly . . . dislikes Poly's conformity and lock ol intellectual freedom. PH 11 FUHRMAN GARY PAUl GAlllCAN Graphic Arts Club I.F.C. Gory • . . will attend Foothill . . . wonts to be o statistician or o computer progromer . . . best ol math, worst ol English . . . likes Paly's atmosphere ol learning. ANN ELIZABETH GALVIN Y-Teens Girls' Athletics Art Club Annie . . . wants to be o stewardess . . . will attend Foothill . . . enjoys art. sew- ing, and babysitting num- ber one wish is to go oround the world. ANITA FRIEDMAN ELIZABETH GAGE I.F.C. C.S.F. lizzie . . . hobby is changing schools ol least once o yeor . . . Stanford ... is going to be o Porision . . . hopes to pass physics . . . visits Berke- ley on weekends . . . likes Poly's dietetic cooperatives. CAROL SUSAN GAMAGE Pom Pon Girl Bonzer Coves. Vice Pres. Aguaccde Jinx Corol . . plons to mojor in education . . Most Poised moin hobby is skiing . . . number one wish is to ge rid ol greosers Dovid Hinckley. DAVID BRUCE CANGE Dove . . . quiet . . . plons to attend Cal at Berkeley . . . wonts to be on architect . voried interests include swim- ming and architectural design . . . besl subject is moth . . number one wish is to succeed JAMES PATRICK GIBBONS Golf Teem 8lock P , Executive Council Jim . . . will attend foothill . . . wonli to be o salesmon tor o golf company . . . num- ber one wiih it to ttoy in Cali- fornio . . . dislike Paly's crowded halls, likes ili «lu- denti. JAN GERHART S.A. Glee Club Jon . . . Univertily of Nevodo . . . future nurie . . . qooc dancer . . . ileept on week end« . . . likei gelling out ol ichool ot 2:10, DAVID GIBSON SUSAN RENIE GIASS Sue . . . will iludy teaching ot Son Jose Stole . . . enjoyt water skiing ond beach parlies . . . number one wish is to live in Hawaii . . . Jeff . . . pretty hair. RICHARD STAFFORO GODFREY D Basketball leg. Council Rich . . . future pro football stor . . . does homework on weekend� . . . dislikes chap, erones ol donees . . . will of- fend Cal next fall. FRED J. GOOIDRUP Vanity Baseball Frog . . . wonts to be a car- penter . . . main interest is a 'A8 Plymouth . . . number one wish it to make some coins • . . best subject it math. CATHERINE ANN GORDON C.A., Treasurer I.F.C. Cathie . . . will continue her education of college . . . main interest it skiing . . . number one wish is equality for all . . . Bill . . . likes Paly's happy people MEIANIE JANIS GOT Election Bcord Jinx C.S.F. Rajjy Committet Melonie . . . pretty clothes . . . will iludy business on moth ot U.C.S.B or Stanford withet for happineit . . . par- tial to Poly people . . . liket to dance . . . futtet around , goei out, and workt on week- endt. TERRY PAUl GOUID C Basketball 0 Basketball Wrettling Terry . . headed for Foothill . . . enjoys girls, records, and botketboll . . best subject is gym . , . would like to make a million dollars . . . Nancy. JUDITH RUTH GRAHAM Girls' Block P , Vice-President Aquacode, President C S.F. GIG. Republican . . . will study teaching ol Sen Jose State . . . moin interests ore politics ond the Dodgers . Ed Holme . . . number one with is to have Republicans in office. ANNE CHARIOTTE GRAY Board of Welfare Aquacade, Vice President Spanish Club Bridge Club C.A. Anne . . . will be a nurse . . , uncertain about which school to attend , . , enjoys swim ming ond tewing . . . number cne with it happiness. CAROl ANN GRAY Bonier Covet G.A.A, Carol . . . plant to be a tec relary . . . Foothill . . . roil- ing. modeling, bowling . . . number one wish it to shrink on inch . . . best subject it shorthand . . . spends her weekends partying . . . dating, ond working THOMAS FERREll GREENE Varsity Foolboll Vorsily Trock Varsity Wrestling 8 Basketball Block P Tom the Bomb . . . would like to rule the world . Oregon Stole or U.C.l.A. . . . relishes beating Cuhberley . leaves town on weekends . Bon nle . . ardent sports partici- pator and fan. OUVIA RAf GRANIERI Bonier Covet Soph Clots Council livie . . . wonts to otlend San Jose Stole . . . interested in art and reading . . . worst subject is French . . . likes Paly's open compus and fine faculty . . . Stephen. ANDREW GREENING MARY AllCE GREENLAND C. A. Evans . . . will attend B.Y.U. . . . hobbies include colling people Clyde . . . number one wish is to qroduole . . best subject is lunch . . . does homework on weekends . . likes beinq across the street from Stanford. THOMAS EDWARD GREVEN Sophomore Football Tom . . . qoirg to study engi- neering at Foothill . . . dislikes homework . . . interested in drinking (water) and skiing . . . number one wish is to graduate . . . Lucy. MARILYN DOLORES CRIMES C.A. Spring Floy Modern Dance Club Marilyn . . . plans to attend Foothill . . . wants to be a dromo teucher . . . number one wish is to be a lifeguard of Menlo College. PAUL GROBSTEIN C.S.F. Varsity Basketball Campanile, Fdilor Philosophy Club Trock Cross Country Paul . . . Most Rodicol . . . known for his editorials on student government. JANET HAGEMAN PATRICIA ANN HAGAN C.A. C.S.F. Campanile 1 P-C., Secretory Madrono. Senior Editor pot . . . always busy . . . will ollend Son Jose Stole College • • . wants to be a High School Teacher . . . lovely eyes . . . interests include swimming ana tennis . . . likes hoving o Senior Privilege Cord v'ishes to hove o happy and successful life. SHERRILL ELIZABETH GUIICK Art Club I.F.C. C.S.F. Sherry . . . guitar player, art ist, and water skier . . . San Join State . . . wonts a career in interior decorating . . . prefers art to English . . . likes lunch time. GUY JOHN GUTTADAURO Tennis Teom Spring Ploy Guy . . . wants to bo a sur- geon . . . will ottend Son Jose Stole or Col at Berkeley . . . number one wish is to own a Ferrari . . . likes Paly's scen- ery, dislikes Soph, greosers. BRENDA HAMM EDWARD PETER HAMMER Vanity Wrestling Nick . . . future plans unde- cided . . . likes Mr. leahy . . . Senior Flame is lauric. PATRICIA IEE HARDMAN Modern Dance Club Pol . . . folenled orlisl and modern dancer . . . Johnny . . . will study at Foothill to be a dental hygienist . . . prefers English to moth . . . likes lunch lime . . . Senior Flame is Dickey. SYDNEY P HARRISON JR Block P Varsity Track Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wafer Polo Mike . . . will study at Santo Borboro to become a red color croyon . . . best subject is ort . . . likes lunch best . . eoli on weekends , . Senior Flame is Chuck Rumwell . . Most Talented. MICHAEL SILVER HARMELIN Mike . . . Univorsity of Ore gon . . , hopes to be a lowye or on accountant . . . numbe one wish is to graduate . . worst class is chemistry . . likes to surf and swim . . Fran. LINDA JANE HART R.I.F. Choir Art Club Linda . . . will study psychol- ogy at Foothill . . . best sub jecl is math . . . main interest is parties . . . wishes to gel o new cor . . . likes Poly's friendly people . . . doesn't like the troffie jams. JEREMY RICHARD HAMM C.S.F. Key Club Senior Class Pres. Sophomore Class Pres. Varsity Track A Cross Country Jeremy . . . interested in car- tooning and art . . . college, probably Stanford . . . archi- tectural major . . . Senior Flame is the bunsen burner with the frayed cord in Mr. Bunion's room. DONNA VIVIAN HARDIN Choir Donna . . . might attend Cas- per Junior College . . . hopes to morry o millionaire . . . Bill . . . hobbies include reoding. babysitting . . . likes lhe teochers and sports ot Paly . • dislikes the cligues. GRETCHEN HARTMAN HENRY NORMAN HAUGSE Block 'P B Swimminq Senior Closs Council Privilege Cord Committee Executive Board of Welfare Honk . . . friendly . . . enjoyt skiing, swimming, and orf . . . will attend Col or fhe Univer sily of Washington . . . wonts to bo o doctor. HARRY HAZEITINE HAUKER REBER HAZEN Key Club Bridqe Club Philosophy Club Varsity Swimming Varsity Wolor Polo Houker . . . will attend Cornell or Willomette . . . wonts to be o lawyer . . . Interests include water polo and bridge . . . Jane Aikin. RICHARD AlAN HEINICHEN Block ”P Varsity Wrestling Hine . . . will attend Foothill • . . hobby is rock collectinq ■ . . best subjects are gym and history . . . dislikes Poly's gov ernment . . enjoys Poly •eoehers ond friends . . . wishes to get a job. V'AUACE HUSTED HENDRY Varsity Football Soph. Football Gymnastics 'Volly . . . San Jose Stole next Yeor . . . uncertain about fu- . . . interests include both woter ond snow skiing . . lindo . . . worst doss Is moth • . . likes the girls at Poly. AlAN HEIRONYMUS KATHY WRIGHT HIIORETH Jinx Art Club Kathy . . . likes to ski, write letters, ond swim . . . Foothill . . . might be a dental as- sistant or X-ray technician . . wishes to be 7 shorter . . . goes out with John on week- ends. JANE MALTKY HODAPP Bonier Covet Aquacade Choir Jinx Janie . . . rroti fun on o deteried island . . . plant lo be o nurte . . . San Jote Stole . . . skiing . . . number one with it to hove '63 grades back . . . Beb Brakesman and Poul Gorratl. DAVID HINCKLEY TITUS KWONG-YEUNG HO I.F.C. Titui . . . hopes lo otlend U.C. . . . moin interests include physics and stamp collecting . . . best subject is math . . . worst is typing . . . enjoys Paly's faculty most . . . rests and enjoys the radio on week ends. CHRISTOPHER F. HOEBER Varsity Football Varsity Trock C-S.F. Band Chris . . . wants lo be an elec Ironies engineer . . . mainly interested in sports . . . num- ber one wish is to hove as many number one wishes at he wonts . IINDSAY ELLER HOLICHEK I.F.C. Motif Jinx Pins . . . hopes to attend Colo- rado Stale . . . wants to be something interesting . . best subject it creative writing . . . main interest is Stanford . . . disliked reading The Scarlet Letter KIM HOLMES PERCY EDWARD HOLME Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Block P Junior Varsity Basketball Ed . . . plans on attending the University of Sonta Clara next yeor . . . future doctor or law- yer . . . main interests in- clude sports . . . best subject is chemistry . . . worst is moth . . . likes the athletic program . . . Judy . . . dislikes classes most at Paly . . , number one wish is success. NORMANDIE JANE HOLT Girls' league Cabinet Board of Welfare G.I.G. Choir Jinx Noni . . . University of Oregon . . . plans to become a med- ical technologist.. . . always happy . . . wishes lo have straight hoir . . . likes water and snow skiing , . . prefers English to moth. CONNIE MAE HORACK Aquocode Bonier Cove� Homemokinq Club Connie . . . will ottend Son Oieqo Stole . . . betl don it Senior lifesaving . .. like� lo yell ot lootboll qomet . . . Mike Kilmorlin. MARGUERITE LOUISE HOXIE B -I.F., treoiurer IF.C. Finonce Board C.S.F. Aquacade Mugqs . , . plant on attending Stanford . , . want� to be a Wfil r . . . main interett it •liing . . . betl tubjecti ore Englith ond hittory . . . wontt lo go bock to Hawaii. CHRISTINE MARIAM HOPIAK Modern Dance Club Orchesis Acuocade Art Club Lotin Club Chrit . . . indefinite college plant . . . intereiled in boyt, turfing, and modern dancing . . . dotet on weekend� . . . Tom. BARBARA J. HOPKINS Bend Philosophy Club Barbara . . . S.F. Stole . . . future scientist . . . talented clarinetist . . . went to Japan with the Youth Symphony . . . enjoy� clottical mutic . . . like� her ceramict clott. DAVID HOUSE Madrono Camponile Camera Club Dove . . . number one with it to become onother Antel Adams . . . Foothill, then Brook� School ot Photography . . , tleept on weekend� . . . aids the tuccett of the Ma- drono ond Componile. BARBARA LOIS HOWE l.F.C. Philosophy Club Motif Jim Barbara . . plans to major in journolitm . unture of which college . an ovid bike-hiker . . . wortl tubjecti ore science ond moth . . . en- joyt mutic, reading, ond writ- ing. NANCY LEE HORTON S.A. I.C.C. Y-leen, President Aquacade Noncie . . . will attend San Jose Stote next yeor ... fu- ture teacher . . . hobbies in- clude swimminq . . . wont subject it Englith . . . likes the open campus ot Paly . . . Randy . . . dislikes I. B M machine� . EVELYN CHI-YU HU Comm, ot Girlt' Activities C.S.F. President Red Crott Inlertchool Council Gold Star Memorial Assembly Board Evelyn . . . likes to eat ond talk . . . Mott Noive . . . will attend Stanford or Cal . . . number one with it lo go oround the world. OAVOt jfOUCKA JEAN EllEEN HUNTER C.A. United Nolioni Club Philosophy Club Medits Club Jean , . . hopefully a future Stanford student . . . a odor . . . hopes to become a valu- able member of society . . . new to California . . . friendly . . . enjoys swimming and meeting new people. MARGARET ISHIYAMA Aquacade Board, Sec. Board of Welfore V.P. Girls' league. Senior Advisor leg. Council Closs Council Morgoret . . . active in school affairs . . . would like to be o giont . . . Stanford next fall. ROBERT GRANT IRESON Pep Bond Board of Welfare, Group leoder Band Election Board Chrm. Rob . . . likes skindiving, ten- nis, music . . . wants to be a pro ski bum . . . will atlend the Farm, then be o research chemist . . . adds to Poly's spirit in pep band . . . dislikes tests. DAVID ROGERS JACQUES Water Polo Boseboll Boys' leogue David . . . San Diego State . . . wonts to be a scholor . . . best subject it English . . . likes lunch time at J and J . . . dislikes homework . . . wonts to travel. EM7ABETH JOHNSON Art Club, Secretory Liz . . . will major in art at Oregon . . . best subject is commercial orl . . . worst is history . . . weekends spent doting . . . likes getting out ol 2 10 and Dr. Miller best. KRISTI IOU JOHNSON Aquacade Kristi . . . will study to be o primary school teacher . . . interested in swimming . , . Howie . . likes football games, dislikes homework. GREG PAUL JOHNSTON Greg . . enjoys Poly's teoch- crt . . . would like to be a veterinarian . . . wonts to be o millionaire . . . weekends consist of booting, sleeping, and working . . . Foothill. HAROID VINCENT JONES Hcrold . might go to Foothill . . . wonts to be a mechanieol engineer enjoys water skiing . . goes out with M A girls on weekends STEPHEN I. KARTCHNER Swim teom Water Polo C Basketball Steve . . . plans on beinq on engineer . . . pastimes include slalom woter skiing . . . best subject is chemistry . . . likes coach Botoille's black tennies . . . dislikes 7 00 swim work- outs. Sandra ann kastigar Sandy . . . wants to become o nurse . . . prefers assemblies to science . . . Foothill and S.J.S. in future . . . number one wish it to trovel. BONNIE IYNN JOST S.A. Bonita . . - going to be o suc- cess . . . Foothill . . . Jimmy . . . likes the ivy around Poly . . . loves tootboll gomes . . . hopes to go around the world PAUlA MARIE KASTIGAR Paulo . . . wants to be o nurt . . . going to Foothill . . nursing school . . . will entr the Peace Corps for two year . . . would like to trovel t London . . . likes Poly's rallie STUART JEFFREY KAUFMAN I.F.C-, President Boys' league Rally Commitlee Varsity Cross Country Vorsily Track Bud . . . wonts to be o far hand . . . will study at So Houston Institute of Technoloc . . . number one with it make Johnolhon Winters notional hero . . . excels P.E. . . . worst subject it dc class . . . senior tlome is Bui son Burner. MAY JUAN C.S.F. German Club Latin Club May . . . hopes to go to Overlin . . . enjoys working with children, boking, ond sewing . . . likes the student- teacher relationship ot Poly • . . studies ond sleeps on weekends . . . desires to be o well-rounded person. CLAIRF MARJORIE KELLOGG Madrono, Editor Election Board Boord of Welfare I.F.C. C.A. Claire . . . wonts fo go to college up North . . . ho o liking for Poly'� water polo team� , cairpui and band . . . on weekends goes jeeping with her chauffeur . . . dislikes yellow marigolds in the air philheater . . . Ken , , , long eyelashes. LOIS MARY LANIER KELLY Jinx Aquacade I.C.C President G.I.G. President Board of Welfare Lois . . . plans include Cal ol Santo Borboro next year . . . hobbies are swimming, bridge and skiing . . . fovorile sub- ject is moth . . . worst subject is poetry . . . likes the priv- ilege cord best ol Paly. DIANE MARIE KENNY Block P Choir Modern Dance Club S. A Diane . . . will attend Foothill . . . likes to go bike riding . . . likes Paly's open Campus . . . dislikes homework. MICHAEL MARTIN KILMARTIN Varsity Football Varsity Track Sophomore Foolboll Mike ... a future odult . . . ploys guitar . . . participates in social ond athletic events on weekends . . . may ollend Bowdoin College . . . interest- ed in sports. GEOFFREY JAMES KERBER Block P Tennis Cross Country B Basketball Kerb . . . will continue his studies ot college . . likes Paly's tradition ond dislikes social activities . . . he's best Ol history, worst ot math. MARSHA HELENE KERT2 Board of Welfare leg. Council I.F.C. Marsha . . . plans to be o psychiolrist . . . likes to go to movies, ploy records, the guitor and the piano . . . would like to cruise the peninsula in her very own ear. KATHLEEN MARY KENNY Girls' league Soph. Class Council Board of Welfare G.I.G. C.S.F. Kolhy . . . wants to he o French teacher . . . may attend Pomona . . . interests include horseback riding and swim- ming . . . wish is for hoppiness always . . . senior flame is Steve Wood. PETER STEVEN KINDSCHI Chets Club A V. Club Photo Club Pete . . . photography is his hobby . . . dislikes math . . . studies on weekends . . . en- joys Poly's friendliness . . . uncertain about which college to attend CATHERINE IOUISE KINNEY Jinx Choir Bonier Coves KiltS . . . wo nli lo be o medical secretary . . . Cal at Sanla Barbara . . . best sub- ject it brunch, worst geometry . , . wonts to be happy. JANE ElIZARETH KOKAIIS Jane . . Dentol hygienist . . . Foothill . . . does well in English, not to well in science . . enjoys football games . . . open comput . . . swim- ming and woler skiing . . . dislikes tardies. ROBERT HAROID KOCHER Choir Dramo Bow . . . hopes to ottend either Foothill or Northwestern . . . future doctor . . . best subject it science . . . worst is lalin . . . hobbies include basketball . . . Alison . . . en- joys the atmosphere at Roly most . . . wishes lunch were longer . . . number one with is to succeed. SHERRIU RAE KRAUSE After school sports Art Club Sherrill . . . enjoys reading and knitting . . . worst subject is French . . . fortune telling . . . does homework on weekends . . . wishes to join the Peoce Corps KATHLEEN DIANE KIRKHART C.A. Kathi . . , might ottend the University of Stockton . . . plant to major in music . . . interested in joiz ond psychol- ogy . . . likes Roly's spirit. CONNIE LYNN KING Executive Board of Welfare C.S.F. leg. Council, Sec. Aquacade Class Council Connie . . . active and in- telligent . . . would like lo work or study abrocd . . . Stonford or Corleton . . . Senior Flotre is Dewey John- son likes swimming, bridge, knitting . . . prefers French lo history . . . ditliket boring classes ... a future teacher. STEVE KOSBY KAREN ANN KOHLES Board of Welfore C.I.G. Jinx Karen ... a tkiing and swim- ming enthusiast . . . enjoys her free seventh period . . . Scott . . . college plons indefinite desires to be a hygienist . . . English is her best sub- ject ... on weekends works, studies, ond dotes. PETER KRUPP Photo Club Pres. Madrono Pete . . . wont� to be a photo journalist . . will attend Foot- hill . . . number one wi� h it to be on the sloff of life mcgoxine. GREGORY PAUL IAMBERT Greg . . . will attend Foothill . . . hopei to be o mothe- maticion . . . olleclt coins . . . like hiltory and moth . . . withes to be rich . . . saves hit money. OAVID MtCMAEl IAMPTON leg. Council Fret. 8oard of Welfore Boys' league Wrestling Mike . . . wonlt to be o lawyer . . . will attend Will- amette . . . Polly . . . betl subject is history . . . wonlt to eradicate the fallacies that plague Dewey Johnson. GENIA IANE Modern Dance Club Genia . . . wonts o shiny new Jag . . . foreign service . . . likes o graduate ot Oregon . . . enjoys biology because of Mr. Shugarl . . . Son Jose Stole next fall. ANNE SIDONIE lAPUYAOE Jinx R.I.E. Pres. Rally Commilee Social Planning Board Anne . . . may go to the University of Colorado . . . likes to ski . . . Bob Brakes- man . . . wonts to live in Hawaii for the summer . . . dislikes Monday mornings . . . most talkative. NORMA I. IARSEN C.A. Pres. I.F.C. Y-Teent. Vice-pres. Norma . . . wonts to be o teacher or join the Peace Corps , . . works on weekends . . . enjoys the girls' social dub program. •« MICHAEL IAMB Photo Club Madrono Mike . . . Foothill next year . . . evenluolly a photo jour- nalist . . . known for his wit tfcisms . . . enjoys skindiving, hiking and fishing ... on weekends tries to forget that Monday follows VIRGINIA ANNE IAM8REV G.I.G. I.F.C. Block P Art Club Ginny . . . Foothill next year . . . hopes to become on air- line stewardess . . . ploys tennis on weekends . . . likes brunch, dislikes homework. Ilf NE LASAREV G A A. Bridge Club French Club Board of Welfore Modern Donee Club Irene . . . Son Jose Stole . . . wonts to be o dentol hygienist . . . number one with it hap- piness . . . excels in chemistry and math . . . likes Poly's con- servatism . . . o junior dome. ROBIN LESLIE tATTA Block P R.I.F's Campanile Robin . . . hopes to be o biologist . . . interested in music . wonts to visit Scotland again . . . likes Poly's student government. SUSAN ANN LEE Red Cross Sue . . . likes music, art, and Poly's nice teachers . . . luture nurse or architect . . . number one wish is for fatal diseases to be cured and world peace to be achieved . . . too busy for o Senior Flame. SUSAN ElIZABETH LEONARD C A Art Club Privilege Cord Committee Suki , . . natural blonde hair . . , likes to water ski . . . Skip . . tclented orlist . . . plans to attend the University of Arizona next fall. WIHIAM TAYLOR LERCH Football Basketball Baseball Block P Vice pres. Chess Club Bill . . . wants to attend Cal. ol Berkeley . . . 64's Most Hondsome . . . moin interests ore sports . . . eols out on weekends. KENNETH IIDSTER DONALD A. LEE Swimming Board of Welfore Don . Cal. ot Santo Barbara . . . hobbies include sailing . . . races o Pocilic Cclomoron on weekends . . . c certain junior girl . . . likes the junior girls ot Paly the most. BARBARA C. MocMICHAEL I.P.C. Germon Club Eorum Club leg. Council Track Official Borboro . . . wonlt to be an English profanor . . . works ot the library on weekends . . . number one wish is lo have her cake and eof it loo. WIlllAM EDWARD IOUCHARD Block P Art Club Swimming Wafer Polo Boord Of Welfare Bill . . . future aeronautical engineer . . . main inlereslt are skiing, surfing, swimming, and tennis . . . number one wish is lo get a masters degree . , . works on week- ends. MARIANNE MacMlTCHEll Pom Pon Girl R.I.P.'s Jinx Aquacade Social Planning Committee Marianne . . . likes French . . . worst subject is geometry . . . Tim . . . favorite activi- ties at Poly are football games and Fridoys . dislikes greasers and the attendance office. SHIRLEY ANN IOSACANO Choir Shirley . . . might attend S.F. State . , , interested in read- ing ond writing . . . best ot history, worst ol science , . . likes Poly's people and spirit. JOAN LOMBARDI VINCENT J. LOMBARDO JR. A.V. Club Vince . . . interests include fishing, motorcycles, and sports cor racing . . . Foothill or Indiano University . . . wants to be a Veterinarian . . . works on weekends. CHARLES PATRICK LYONS Charles . . . plans lo allend Foothill , . . best subject is gym, worst English . . . woter- skiing, shooting, ond hunting moke up his weekends , , . number one wish is to be rich . . . likes Friday alternoons, dislikes Monday morning. CRANOAl MACKEY JR Randy . . . always teen with Nancy . . . enjoys Print Shop . . . known for hit tense of humor. 202 DENNIS FARREU McGHIE C.S.F. Bard 8oskelball Denny . . . plant on University of Utah . , . future chemilf . . . likes Poly's Soph, girls • • . best ot chemistry, worst ol English . . . number one w'� h is to own a rocinq Fer- rari, NORMA J. MocMIlllAN Transfer from Bellevue High, Bellevue. Wosh. Choir Debate Club Norma . . . hopes to attend the University of Washington or Cal at Berkeley . . . hob biet include skiing and sketch- ing . . . wants to morry a millionaire . . enjoys the en- thusiasm at Poly to gel ahead. SUSAN JANET McCOY Jinx French Club Red Cross Club G.A.A. Board Aquacade Board Sue . . will otlend Colorcdo Stole University . . . plans to major in agriculture . . . likes Poly's spirit and traditions . . . Pete. NANCI RUTH McGUIRF Art Club Pres Madrono Medics Club Nonci . . . plans on becoming on art teacher or veterinarian . . . U. C. ot Dovis or Col Poly . . . talented artist . , . would love to morry o rancher . . . Jelf appreciates Paly's interesting architecture. SHAUNEEN McMONAGlE Jinx 8onzer Coves Gills' league Shown . . . Most Sophislicofed . . . number one wish is to dote a certain senior . . San Jose Stole . . . Senior Flame is Eric . . . likes lunch most about Poly, classes leost. JANE ELIZABETH MclENNAN I.F.C C.S.F. Choir Girls' league Board of Wellore Jane . . . might attend Stan- ford . . . wants to live in New York . . . best doss is Enq- lish . . . likes to attend Poly's lootball games. CAROIYN LOUISE MclEOD Carolyn . . . future art teacher . . . plans to ottend Foothill . . . qoes to the country on weekends , . , number one wish is to Irovel. JAMES STUART McWHORTER Philosophy Club Vorsily Wrestling Jim . . . weight lifter . . . would like to sei the grading system abolished . . future Son Jose Stole student . . . Omah Williamson . . . prefers English to German. 203 RODERICK K. MAHURIN Block P Track Wrestling Sponiih Club Rick . . . Cal Ol Santo Barbara , . . likes ikiing and mulic . . . bait dan is Hiitcry . . . iludiei on weekendi . . . Iik«t the people at Poly. MERRILY MANSFIELD I.F.C. C.l.o. Jim Aquacade Sponiih Club Merrily ... if planning on U.C.l.A. . . . Iike ikiing and iwimming . . . belt lubjecti are math and art ... it glad when Friday roll I around. MARSHALL MAK DELAINE ROBERTA MARKIS Jim Choir Aquacade Dee . . . Biggeit Clown . . . will iludy at a ilole college to be o denlol onitlanl . . . enjoyi checking Sophomore hairdoi . . . “wild ifull on weekends . . . Chuck Rumwell. WILLIAM WOODS MARSHALL Gymnastici Bill . . . future engineer . . . number one with it to return to Minnctoto . . . wont in Enqliih, belt in gym . . . likei to enjoy life . . . Marilyn . . . enjoyi the people at Paly . . . dillikei the building� . DIANA MARTIN I.F.C. C.S.F. . Forum Club Philoiophy Club Theipiom Oiano . . . intereili include art, mu lie, and drama . . . often teen in Poly'i dromotic productioni. DAVID KENT MARTIN Theipioni Graphic Aril Club Dove . . . U.C.l.A. . . . Indus- Iriol deiigner . . enjoyi working on tlage productioni . . . dillikei the squeaking choin in the little Theater . . . Clou of '6411 GALEN ANDREW MARTIN Football Block P Galen . . . will attend Cal at Sonia Barbara . . . wants to be a phyiicion . , . belt don il math, wont ii phyiici. •t JOHN WHEELER MARTIN Wrestling Gymnasii� Basketball John . . . will attend Son Jose Slate next September plons on becoming o dentist . . . works on weekends. THOMAS OLIVER MARTIN Transfer from Honolulu, Howoii Tom . . . will attend Col Poly . . . wonts to be on engineer . . . hobbies include surfing end swimming . . . number one wish is to own on XKE. SHARON MARTIN MARIA LEONOR MARTINEZ Jinx Sponish Club Moria . . . from Columbia, South Amerieo . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . prefers chemistry to history . . . wonts to be an interior decorator. PETER ALAN MATES U N. Club Pete . . . will be seen on San Jose State compus next fall . . . interested in music ond orl . . . appreciates the greol job counselors do . , , wants to gel Mr. Presto fired IAURANCE RANDLE MAYNE J.V Swimming J.V Water Polo Stage Crew Jinx lorry . . . future architect . . . plans on Foothills next year . . . likes surfing ond motor- cycling . . . worst subject is gym . . . surfs on weekends . . . Delaine . . . dislikes last period at Paly. SHARON AVIVA MAY U.N. Club I.F.C. Philosophy Club Smay . . . career in the for eign service . . . Col—Berke ley . . . ceromics, recorder, Bobotie . . . Makebo . . . number one wish to hostel around the world . . . dislikes Paly's unending corridors . . . Enrique. CHRISTOPHER JOHN MEHNE C Basketball Chris . enjoys reading James Bond books . . . hikes and climbs rocks . . . Col ot Berkeley . . . likes out-of- doors peacefulness . . . may become o forest ronger or go into conservation work . . . dislikes Paly's large popula- tion. ■i IUISA MEllON Block P Aquccodc Jinx Jiji . . . hopes lor Cal ol Dovis . . . likes Poly’s chocolate milkshakes and footboll games . . . interested in horses and traveling . . . skis and goes horseback riding on weekends. IYNDEI MEIKIE BYRON F. MEUBERG B and C Bcskelbal! Byron . . . plans to attend Claremont College . . . Most Conservative . . . wants to be on engineer . . . likes Paly’s assemblies and dislikes oiler- noon classes. ANNE ROBINSON MEYER BRUCE MICKIUS Anne . . . wonts a luture as a nurse . . . wishes to get a 8 S. Irom a college of nursing . . . quiet . . . interests in- clude piano playing and col- lections. VIRGINIA NANCY MERCER Ginny . . . future college stu- dent . . . hos o riot on week- ends . . . likes Poly's tradi- tions. especially the Compon- ite bell . . . best subject is French . . . wants 1o lour the world. AIFXIS MIUER Thespians Forensic Club Foil Ploy Jinx French Club Alexis . . . would like to go to Europe U.C S B or other Cal campus next loll enjoys Fridays . . . goes mod or weekends . . . swim- ming and riding omong he- hobbies. THOMAS ARTHUR MINOR Trock Block ’ P- Cross Country Tom . . . Foothill . . . future architect . . pastimes include bowling, dances, ond trock races . . . number one wish is to own a ‘64 Pontiac Tempest . . . sleeps on weekends. 206 MARY lEWlS MINTO lolin Club Ari Club Block ”P Mary . . . college is in her future plons . . . best subjeci is history. worst is chemistry . . . wheels and deals on weekends . . . wonls to go lo the '64 Olympics al Tokyo. JEFFREY JON MOHR Jell . . . interested in bosket- boll. football, bosnball, and golf . . . wishes to help others . . . does everything on week- ends except homework . . . appreciates the smiling faces around Poly. GARr FINIEY MONCRIEF Varsity Baseboll Boys' league Cobinet Gary . . . headed lo U.C.S.B. or U.C.l.A. . . . wishes lo find out what is in Mr. Ochoa’s mouthwash . . . likes Fridays at 3:05 . . . Juon Veldes. MllDRED ETSUKO NAKAMURA Spanish Club Concert Bond I.F.C. Millie . . . hopes to become o biology teacher . . . tmoll and cute . . . ploys the piano and clarinet . . . enjoys Mr. Shugort and the science wing . . . Senior Flome is Cyrono. NICOLAS MOll JEFFREY SCOTT NEISON Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Block P Exec Council Nelly . . . hopes to attend Stanford . . . ploys in the legends bond . . . prefers math to history . . . hos wild weekends . . . interested in sports and music. UNDA MOORE Board ol Welfare Court Secretary Madrono C.S.F. Spanish Club lindo . . . wishes to own an MG . . . plans to be an ele- mentary school teacher . . . Pacific University . . . knits beautifully . . . enjoys paint- ing and reading . . . likes Mr. Johnson but dislikes rollies. SUSAN MOSHER 207 VIRGINIA ANN NELSON Aquacode Arl Club Ginger . . . will ottend San Jose Stole . . . lulling . . . Pleasure . . . number one with it to live in Hawaii . . . bell subject it Commercial Arl . . . likes brunch best . . . likes the cliques least. KATHRYN NICHOLS Aquacade French Club C.A. Modern Dance Club Spring Ploy Kolhy . . . wonts to qo to Santo Barbara or Stanford . . . will major in history . . . sports . . John . . . number one wish is to get married some day . . best subject is history . . . likes her Iriends best . . . dislikes Poly's senior boys. WAYNE EVERETT NELSON Wrestling Nel . . . number one wish is to finish school . . . would like to be a plumber . . . sports, fishing, ond booling . . . likes teachers least ol Paly. GEORGE NITEFOR George . . . future architect . . . U. of Chicago . . . tolent- ed artist . . . dislikes Poly's stop signs . . never wishes . . . girls. SARAH KATHERINE NIXON Boord of Welfare G.I.G., Vice Pres. French Club Aquacade Homemaking Club Kolh . . . studies and dates Mitch on weekends . . . would like to abolish homework . . Col at Santo Borboro . , . skis, ploys tennis, sews, swims. wastes time, ond tolks on phone for recreation DOUGLAS EDWARD NOOK Varsity Boseboll Block P Doug . . . will attend Fresno Stole . . . water skiing . . . best subject is government . . no worst subject . . . likes Poly's brunch . . . doesn't like first period . . . Deloine Morkis. CAROL DIANE NOONAN Board of Welfare G.A.A. Board Jinx ”$ Club Treas. Aquacade Carol ... a tolented artist . . . college plans undecided . . . enjoys Paly's traditions . . . wants to travel through Europe . . interested in mu- sic, art. swimming . . . history is her fovorile subject. WILLIAM JAMES NORMAN B Basketball Swimming Bill . . college ahead . . . will study to be o millionaire or surfboard manufacturer . . . would like to live in Howaii . . . Senior Flame is Heath Decker . . . enjoys surfing, girls, and food. JOANNE FRANCES OAKES S.A. A V, Set. Jo ... o future lecretcry . . . withe� to travel . . . like� rolliet ord football gome� . . . (horthand if belt «ubiect . . . goet out with Dove on week- end� . . . enjoy� ice tkating ond doncing . diilike� crowded hall� . SIGNE MOORE OLIVER l.T.A. Jinx Sig . . . Foothill or U.C.l.A. . . . wont� to be o P.E. leath- er .. . guitor ond ice skatinq . . . wor� t tubjecl it French . . . withe� to be hoppy. KAREN FRANCES OLSEN Ole . . . will be o private leerelory . . . bc� l subject ii Shorthand . . . worte i� Con- temporary U.S. . . . like� Fri- day ol 2:10 . . . Foothill. JANE MARGARET OSBORNE Board ol Welfore Bridge Club French Club Modern Dance Club Jane . . like� to travel ond read . . be� t subject it Eng- lish . . . worst gym . . a Candy Striper . . . likes foot- boll ond botketboll games . . . detest� crowded holli. DARLEEN MARJORIE OSMOND G.I.G Choir Homemokirg Club Onie . . . o future dental hygienist . . . best dot� it Spanish, worst it math . . . loves swimming ond soiling . . . Foothill among plans for future . . . doesn't like the triple assembly schedule . . . wishes for happiness. SHARON LEE OWENS Modern Dance Club Shorort . • . interests include sewing, doncing, ond Roy .. . will be o secretory . . . Fool hill or College of Son Moteo . , , goes to parties on week- ends - • • «'•� '� Hollywood Vine. BERT ERIC OTTERSON Key Club Board of Welfare Science Seminar Bert ... U. of Washington next September . . . interested in flying ond drums . . . does os much os he con on week- ends . . . number one wish it to be oble to spell ... o fu- ture engineer. JOHN H. OXENDINE Wrestling Pep Bond Block P” Oxy . . . Foothill . . . wi|| become o real estate broker . . . does very well in hit free period . . . dislikes greoty sophs . . travels on week- ends . . . interested in sports, cots . . . secret desire is to buy Mr. Leahy o new green tie. SEMRA OZDEN I.F.C. Semrot . . . A.F.S. tludenl from Turkey . . . hobble ore collecting stomps and trying new thing� . . leod� o bu� y life on weekend� . . . will ottend Ankara Univeriity . . . hoi trouble with locker� . JEFFERYS PAGE R.I.F. Motif Jcffie . . . going to San Diego Stole . . . plan� on becoming a bum . . . be� t «ubject i Drinking Fountain I and II . . . intended in tkiing. toil- ing, end o guy from M A. MYRON KOTSFORD PAlMFR Finance Board Block P I.F.C. Medic� Club Conitilution Comm of '63 Mike . . . inleretted in bridge and the tlock morket . . . will go into investment bonk- ing or low . . . Whitman Col lege . . . hope� for modcrote weolth . . . play� tennit and bridge, iwiini ond roise� h--- on weekend� . JAMES GORDON PARKER Privilege Cord Committee Soeiol Comm. Publicity Mngr. leg. Council UN. Club Crot Country Jim . . . plant on becoming o detign engineer , . . inter- ested in sport� cart ond draw- ing . . . o talented orlitt... work� , tleept, dale� , and goes to car races on weekend� . RICHARD AlAN PARSONS Al . . . plant to attend the University of Arizona hope� to be rich . . . likes fire drill� . . . love� tport cor roces . . . wishes to own an XKE . . . goes to movies ond auto race� on weekend� . JOHN DOUGIASS PAYNE John . . number one wish i� to climb Mount Everest . . . will become a park ranger . . , S.F. State . . goes on week- end trips . . . dislikes Poly' political figure-heads enjoys his ceramic� dot� . SUSAN ROYAll PAYNE Commissioner of Publication� Campanile French Club French Ploy Trock Official Su� ie . . . enjoy� kicking Anne end dancing in the rain . . U of Oregon . . on week- ends bakes purple cokes ond smokes cigars . . . inviso lers glasses . . dietetic coopera- tive� . . . dislike� Cubberley. ANNE PEARCE Thespians Girl� ' Block “P Bridge Club C.S.F. Jinx Peoreey . . . often teen on Poly'� ttoge . . . college ahead . . . future good teoch- er . . . bakes repulsive purple cokes . . . like� to kick Sue . . appreciate� Poly'� diet etic cooperative� . 210 SANDRA GFAN PEARSON Choir Sandy . . wishes to go o- rounri the world . . . Foolhill . . . o good typist . . • Dovid . . . dates, works, ond qoet horseback riding on weekends. JUDITH ANN PECK I.T.A., Pres. Judy . . . plons on becoming o secretory . . . Foothill . . . excels in shorthand ... in- terests include reading, hard- top races, and horseback rid- ing . . . works, dales, ond loots on weekends JANET ANN PEIKEY Red Cross Girls' Block P , Trees. Medics I.F.C. C.S.F. Janet . . . Col at Davis . . . number ore with it to gel accepted to Med. School . . . relaxes and goes to football games on weekends . . . en- joys reading . . loathes I.B.M. report cords. PAUL ANTHONEY PERKO Transfer from Bellcrmine Poul . . . wishes to own on F.l. Stingray . . . will study architecture at Son Jose Stole . . . interested in Corvettes, motorcycles, ond Paly girls . . . dislikes 40-minute lunch hours ond sophomore greos- ers. MARTHA PINDER BRYCE GEORGE PERRY Varsity Track B Trock Cross Country Block ”P Sryce . . . Foothill in the foil . . interested in business cd- ninistration . . . history is � est subject. English his worst . . Senior Flomc is Mrs. Hennessy. PATRICIA ELIZABETH PIERCE Thespians Jinx Spring Play Pep . . . likes the theater ond directing . . . Foolhill . . . wants to spend a happy life . . . excels in dramo . . . Senior Flame is burned out. IANI PLONSKI S.A. Election Committee G.A.A. Lent . . . friendly . . . likes sailing . . . holidays . . . dis- likes people who come charg- ing out of doors without look- ing for her on the other side . . worst subject is Russian . . . indefinite college plans. 211 CHERYL RAE POE S.A. Homemcking Club Edgar . . . will aliend Foot- hill . . . want� to be o nuclear physicist . . - with � to move to Terrance, Colif. . . . Sen- ior Flome it Bud Kaufmon. KATHLEEN ANN PORTA Modern Dance Club Kolhy . . . future secretory . . . Foothill or College of Son Mateo . . . interfiled in danc- ing and tewing . . . worst subject it history . . . dislikes Hollywood Vine. EDMUND RICHARD POWER Vanity Water Polo Rick . . . wants to be a civil engineer . . . will attend Cal at Santa 8arbaro . . . number one with it to have an un- limited expense occounl. WAITER CRAIG PREHN Associate Justice Spanish Club Medics Club Wolf . . . interested in science and politics . . . wants to study to be a doctor at Har- vard . . . brief cote . . . homework ond parties on weekends . . . likes all hit classes. SANDRA Jill PRYOR Tri-G, Sec. ond Treot. Modern Dcnce Jill . . . will attend Foothill o' on Oregonian school wants to be o clothes buyer . . . likes to sew . . , baby- sits Rich while he collects rocks. MURIE ELAINE RANKIN G.I.G. Murle . . . hobbies are tewinq and playing the piano . . . plant to be o teacher . . . best subject is moth . . . worst it life saving . . . withes to be 5' 3 . RAE RAMSEY PHYLLIS DEE RATH8UN Aquacade Boord I.F.C. S.A. German Club French Club Phyllis . . . toon to be seen ot U. of Idaho . . . loves Copeiio shoes . . . enjoys collecting money for the foot- ball games . . best subject it German, worst it chemistry , . on weekendt works, twiAit, ond goes to parlies. JEAN CORINNE RAUUN Jeon . . . wont to be o writer . . . will ottend Col at Berke- ley .. . belt tubjeet it Eng- lilt� . . . polo garnet on week- end! - - - ditliket underdo� � - men in Senior Court. JANICE REBER Janice . . . will ttudy to be a dietician or phyticol Ihera- pitl at Col Roly . . . look� forward to college . . . tkiing ond tewing . . . drive� down to Son Luit Obitpo on week- end� . CLARA INES RESTRERO Cloro . . . wont� to ottend the School of Fothion in Rome . . . fothion designer . . . betf • object it chemittry . . . like� lunch hour . . . Senior Flome it Jim Duerkop. THOMAS JAMES RICE Vortity Football Tom . . . Foothill College . . . wont� to be on engineer . . . ipendt hit ipare lime turfing and water tkiing . . . liket girlt and donee� ot Roly . . . number one with it to grad- uate. MARGARET D. RHOADES Choir Orchetlra Debby . . . interested in mu� ic . . . number one with it to groduote from Poly . . . like� mott Poly people . . . ditlike� homework. KAREN RISING SUSAN RAYNER MARY ELIZABETH REED G.I.G.. Pret. Jinx French Club Aquacade Homemaking Club Mary . . . liket to hove fun . . . tewt . . . enjoy� early ditmiitalt . . . plant on Steph- ens or Col ot Davit . . . betl subject it English . . . wont it chemistry . . . ditliket sen- ior boyt. CAROLYN SUSAN ROBERTS C.A. Modern Donee Corolyn . . . headed (or fool- hill or on ari ichool . . . wanli lo be a dresi designer . . . an escellenl seamstress . . . worst subject is history . . . likes gelling out of school at 2.10. JAMfS DOUGIAS RITCHIE Key Club, LI. Go� ., Treos. Varsity Wrestling Blotk P E ec Council Track Jin . , . plans on becoming an outrageously happy person . . . going lo Willomelte or o Cal compus . . . enjoys ski- ing—snow ond water . , . known for his monkey . . . Senior flome is Miss Turner. BORGHIlD ROAIO A.f.S. Student from Norwoy I.F.C. Red Cross Jine Borgi . . . will continue her education back in Norway... hobbies include skiing ond knitting . . . number one wish is world peace . . . worst sub- ject is history . . . has fun on weekends . . . likes lootboll gomes al Paly. JOHN MIGUEL ROSE John . . . research engineer in nuclear physics . . . Col ol Berkeley . . . interested in noiurol science ond philosophy . . . best subject is German . . . listens to radical speeches on weekends. MARY REEVES ROBERTSON Afler-Schoo! Sports Aquacade Mory . . . interested in music and swimming . . . dislikes Hollywood Vine . . . dreams of becoming first bosoonist in the New York Philharmonic . . . will go to Foothill, then Santa Clara. RONALD EUGENE ROTH Ron . . . Stanford , . . prefers math to French . . . sleeps on weekends . . . likes Poly people . . . detests the attend once rules. THOMAS M ROBINS. Ill Soph Football Tennis Team Tom . . . plans on attending Cal ol Santa Barbara . . . will be a businessman . . . interested in hunting . . . dis- likes Poly's small holls ond history. JOHN ClAFLIN ROBINSON Block “P John . . . wants lo be o head- shrinker . , . might attend Cal al Santa Barbara . . . number one wish is la be successful and morry into money. 214 THERESA RUIZ Girl� ' Athletic Commissioner Block P Election Board Trix . . . worli to be o marine biologist . . . U.C. ol Davit or U.S.F. . . . good tenni� ployer . . . like� history ond Poiy'i faculty ond administro lion. SUZANNE RULOFSON Transfer from Conway, Ark. Suxie . . . might oltend San Francisco Stole . . . will pur- sue a career in nursing . . . likes to sew . . . Buddy Kauf- man. GEORGE RUIZ CHARLES HOMER RUMWEll Sophomore Woler Polo Sophomore Swimming Chuck , . . number one wish is to own a Ferrari . , . wonts to be an architect . , . inter- ested in surfing ond sports cors . . . enjoys Paly's ex- tremely studious atmosphere. THOMAS WILTON RYAN Baseball Tom . . . will attend Cornell or Cal Poly .. . plans on being o mathematician or en- gineer . . . best subject is math . . . music is a major interest . . . loafs ond sleeps on weekends. VICTORIA LOUISE RUMPLE Girls' Block “P” Y-Teens Vicki . . . plons to attend Foothill . . . number one wish is to moke loll of money . . . worst subject is biology . . wotches TV on weekends . . . dislikes IBM walk-o rounds. ALLEN SALSBURY CARLOS ENRIQUE SAMPER 215 MARIA EMlllA SAMPER Millo . . . plant to be a veter- inarian . . . number one with it to return to Colombia . . . belt subject it biology . . . worst it U. S. Hiitory . . . dis- like i greasers . . . Don. LURE SANCHEZ lupe . . . wants to attend a college in Mexico . . . plant on being a stewardess . . . interested in tewing . . . works on weekends . . . number one wish it to travel. ROBB REUBEN SANSUM Golf B Basketball Bud . . . golf, sailing, basket- ball . . . will attend Foothill . . . best subject it hiitory . . . worst subject math, olio science . . . likes first period least . . . after school on Fridoy. BRADFORD RAIPH SANTOS Brad . . . will be a navy frog- man . . . number one wish it to live happily ever after . . . toiling . . . history . . . likes Poly's people . . . dislikes the crowded conditioni. CAROIYN JOHANNA SANTOS Corolyn . . . wants to attend Foothill . . . undecided about future career . . . hobbies are sailing and skiing . . . best subject it art . . . detests math . . . wonts to go to Europe. LESLIE EUGENE SCHER Election Board Chm. of Speciol Activities Donee Board Let ... a future lawyer . . . interested in jazz . . . number one wish it to be in show biz . . . Senior Flame it Dalia Freeman likes Paly't teachers . . . does not care for social conformists BONNIE JEANNE SCAIES Bonnie . . . will attend Foot- hill . . . wonts to be a history teacher . . . worst subjeet is math . . . main interests ore horses ond horseback riding . . . likes brunch. HOWARO SCHONBERGEt •• SUSAN MARGARET SCHROYER R.I.F.'t Jinx Modern Donee Club, Pres. Sue . . . enjoy� swimming end looting . . . number one with I� to stomp out greasers . , main inlereit ond Senior Home il Bob Brakesman MARSHA ANN SEDIVY l.T.A. Marsh . . . will study to be a secretary ot Foothill . . . likes miniature golfing and silting in the sen-or section ot rallies . . . wants a trip lo Hawaii ond o car. LINDA JEANNE SELBY Pom Pon Girl Bonxer Coves, Treos. Jinx Aguocade Linda , . . will study at San Jose State for o teaching ca- reer . . . goes out with Steve on weekends . . . detests greasers . . . best subject is art. JANET STONE SHAW Janet , . . wonts to attend Stanford . . . hopes to become a writer , . . likes lo horse- bock ride ond write . . . wishes to return to London . . . studies on weekends . . . likes her free 7th period. CAROLE DIANE SENTER Tennis Team Medics Club Carole . . . would love to ski in Europe . . . enjoys science and gym . . . Cal at Berkeley or U.S.C B . . . likes Mr. Polmer . . . Senior Nome is Hank who brings her bugs. RONALD CHARLES SHAW Vorsily Track Soph Football Ron . , . heeded for Oregon or Foothill . . , wonts to be an orthodontist . . . hobbies are surfing ond doting soph girls . . . number one wish is lo stoy single ond to own o bachelor's penthouse ROXANNA B SEBASTIAN l.T.A. Aguacodn Trampoline Roxie . . . will continue her educotion at Foothill . . . likes swimming, surfing, ond any- thing to do with woter . . . best subject is gym . . Surfer Joe . . . likes lunch. JACQUELINE I. SEELEY Jinx S.A. Joekie . . . interests include boating and water skiing . , . heoded for Foothill . . . Sen- ior Flame is Mike . . . number one wish is to be swimming in money. STEPHEN ROSS SHERWOOD C Bosketboll Varsity Wrestling little Vikc Sieve . . . would like to be o landscape architect . . . wants to finish school . . . main interest it turfing . . . prefers Paly's girls to its teachers . . . Foothill next fall . . adds to school spirit. MEIANIE SUSAN SHRADER Choir l.T.A. Mel . . . plans to marry Jack in August of '64 . . . best doss is moth, worst is English . . . goes to the show with Jock on weekends. BONITA SHIRLEY Thespians Orchetis l.T.A. Jinx Bonnie . . . hopes to otlend the University of Washington . . . wants to be o drorro teacher . . . worst subject it math . . . interested in the theater . . . hopes for world peace. GEORGE SHIEIOS ELIZABETH H. SHOEMAKER Bonzer Coves. Pres leg. Council Social Planning Committee Jinx Art Club Jill . . . '64's Prettiest . . . plans to be a nurse . . . Cal at Santo 8arbara . . . art. skiing, and football qames . . . Galen . . . prefers biol- ogy to chemistry. RICHARD MICHAEL SIEBERT Block P Exec. Boord Swimming Vorsity Woler Polo Mike . . . wants to otlend Cal at Santa Barbara or Stanford . . . plant on being a doctor . . . does nothing on week- ends . . . dislikes lob docks in physics lab . . . talented swimmer. 218 JEFFREY RENWICK SMEDBERG Bond A-V Club Molh Club C.S.F. I.8.M. Computer Program Jeff . . . likes the outdoors . . . wonts to be an architect . . . finds chemistry better than Spanish . . . Cal ol Berk- eley . . . appreciates intel- lectual atmosphere at Poly but not conformity to fads. NEAL ALAN SILVER Wrestling Neol . . . Foothill . . . works ond dates on weekends . . . hopes to qraduote from Stan- ford . . . enjoys working os o salesman . . . prefers moth to history. BRANNAN T SMITH Brandy . . . Col ol Sonta Ber- bers . . . thinking of becom- ing a Highwoy Patrolman . . . skin diving and spearfishing . . . does best in his free period. BONNIE SLOAN DAVID C SMITH C.S.F. Swimming I.F.C. Science Seminor Water Polo Dave . . . o future biologist . . may oltcnd Pomono . . . wolchcs TV and does physics write-ups on weekends . . . wishes to get into college best subject Is history, worst is ort. DORIS SMITH JAMES SMITH NANCY CAROLYN SMITH I.T.A.. Sec. Philosophy Club Nancy . . . will attend Son Francisco Stole College . . . future teacher . . . interested in guitar ploying, folk music, ond painting . . . best subject is English . . . likes Poly fire drills. 219 THOMAS ALIEN SMITH Wrestling Gymnastics Soph footboll Rom . . . Col ol Sonia Bar- bara it next tlop . . . bnl subject it gym . . . worst it Spanish . . . number one with it to ride o 65C Beoter. Patricia louise smith Campanile, But. Mngr. Madrono. But, Mngr. Board of Welfare I.F.C. S A. Pot . . . wishes to win the cor given away ol the Giant's game . . . hot o nice smile . . . will study ot Son Jote Stole ... an avid tporlt fan . . . dislikes the new textbook system . . . forgets school on weekends. CHERYL SUSAN SOCHA Jinx R.I.F. Cheryl . . . wants to be o dietician . . . U.C.l.A. or Foot- hill . . . likes the guitor and dromo . . . best subject is Eng- lish . . . number one wish it for peace in the world. KARMA JEAN SONNE I.F.C. Homemaking Club Jinx Karma . . . wants to otlend Utah State University . . dress designer or interior dec- orator . . . interests include folk music, sewing ond skiing . . . likes traditions ot Poly . . . wishes for happiness. LEE HAlllDAY SPENCER Varsity Baseball Boys' League Cabinet Milky . . . U.C.S.B or Stan- ford . . . funny thing' . . . dislikes pseudo-surfers . . known for hit sarcasm . . . number one with Is to watch Bob Broketmon knock down on S.P. train. DAVID I. SONNICHSEN Campanile, Sports Editor Varsity Basketball Varsity Track Dave . . . number one wish it to wotch a cyclone demolish Cubberlcy . . . plans to be- come o sportswriter . . . will attend Utoh State University or Northwestern . . . best sub- ject it English . . . Senior Flame it Mrs. Zongwill. GERALDO DANIEL STEDHE Dani . . . likes the friendliness at Poly . . . studies on week- ends . . . main interests in- clude sorter, swimming, ond batkelboll . . . best subject it speed reading. THOMAS EVAN STERN Key Club Senior Clots Council Privilege Card Comm., Chm. Exec. Board of Welfare Trock and Cross Country Tom . . . plant to be o nuclear physicist . . . M.l.T. . . . ski- ing ond tort . . . Jane Aiken it hit Senior Flame . . . wishes health ond weollh . . . dislikes Monday mornings. PETER HUGH STEWART AFS Student from Auslrolio Tennis Cross Country I.F.C. U.N. Club Peter . . . wonts to hove lots of fat rattle . . . will be o rancher . . . University of New England, Armidale, Australia . . . main interests ore tennis and swimming. JUDITH STONE A.F.S. to Finlond Senior Class Council Board of Welfare U.N. Club Roily Committee Judy . . . one of our outstand- ing seniors . . . likes guitar ploying, swimming and meet- ing people . . . Occidental or Stonford ... or weekend goes to parlies or the beach . . . Senior Flame is Don V. . . . wants to travel. JAMES POTTER STIVERS Choir Wrestling Jim . . . would like to be a playboy . . . U.CS.B. . . . plays boss in a rock V roll bond . . . best at Spanish, worst in English ... so he dislikes English teachers. ROSALIND LOUISE STONE Bonier Coves German Club Art Club Roi . . . University of M chi- gan . . . wonts to be an artist or o bum . . . o cynic . . . worst subject is gym . . . spends weekends going to the wrong beaches. SUZANNE CAROL STONE Girls' Block “P Y-Teens Suxy . . . might be a lowyer . . . wants to otlend Cerritos Jr. College . . . number one wish is to marry a contented millionaire. JUDY LEE TAHl I.F.C. French Ploy Philosophy Club Junior Statesmen of America U.N. Club Judy . . . likes foreign lan- guages . . . wonts to be on interpreter . . . Andy is her Senior Flame . . . Col next year . . . prefers French to geometry. WENDY LYNN STONE Board of Welfore Jinx Social Commissioner U.N. Club I.F.C. Wendy . . . number one wish is to study in France . , . wonts to be a commercial ar list . . . University of Wash- ington . . . hobbies include art and skiing . . . despises the I.R.M. walk around. THFRON TAKAKI Cheerleader Wrestling Gymnastics Football Theron . . . wants to be an engineer . . . main interest is girls . . . best subject is gym . . . lives it up on weekends. ALBERT S TAMMANY III Cheerleader Board of Welfare Vortily Track German Club Science Foir Skip . o tpiriled yell-lead- er . . . withes fo become President . . . Bradley Univer- sity . . . o future doctor . . . reads, rests, ord chases Gale an weekends . . . skiing, ten- nis, end running . . . likes Poly's eompus MARY-lOUISE E TANNER Tri-G't Jim Marie . . . undecided college plant . . . wonts to be an ad- vertising model . , . likes to ski . . . best subject it Span- ish .. . Senior Flcme it Nicky Hammer. DENNIS TATE CHRISTINA THOMAS Fall Play G.I.G. Homemokinq Club Jinx Christi . . would like to go around the world . . a toil- ing and skiing enthusiast . , . best subject it gym with Mitt Minch . . . dislikes the lights in Paly's restrooms . . . Utoh State. DONNA MARIE TAYIOR l.T.A. Donna . . . business mojor . . . will attend Foothill . . . worst subject it history . . . goes to the beach and loot- ball gomes on weekends . . . dislikes long assemblies . . . Senior Flome it T. B JANE TEAS Aquacade Board Bonier Covet I.F.C. C.S.F. Jonie . . . plant to be o bio chemist ond join the peace corps , . . U.C.l.A. . . . en- joys Young life ond swimming . . . dees homework and goes to the beoch on weekends. KATHRYN TEMPil C.S.F. German Club Choir I.F.C. Jinx, Prod. Stoll Kothy . . . wants to be o teocher . . . will otlend Son Jose Stole . . . interested in theoter and modern donee . .. hot fun on weekends . . . dislikes mirrors in the halls. 222 MICHAEl WYNN THOMPSON Crott Country Trock Soccer German Club, Pres. Block ”P Mike . . . interfiled in ath- letics . . . will go to Cal at Berkeley . . . o future physi- cist . . . Senior Flame it Ein Modchen . , . number one wish it to sleep later on a fiat period physics doy . . . enjoys rolliei. WIUIAM ClARK THOMSON Block ”P , Treo� . Vanity Football Vanity Basketball Vorsity Baseball Chess Club Red . . . most athletic . . . plons to attend Cal ol Berke- ley . . . rests on weekends . . . wants to return to Ti- juana . . . likes Thanksgiving nights. RANDALL LEE THOMPSON leg. Council Boord of Welfare Girls' league Cabinet C.S.F. Silver Seal Planning Comm. Ronny . . . would like to gc to on eastern college . . . en- joys music and water skiing . . . plans after college are undecided . . . would like to hove o jeep . . . prefers Span- ish to moth. SYLVIA KAREN THORIAKSSON S.A. Y-Teens Sylvia . . . wonts to be a sec- retory or a model . . . likes the teachers ond kids ol Poly . . . dislikes the noise . . . interested in foods ... on weekends works and hos dales . . . enjoys orl more thon math. STEPHEN PAIR TORRANCE Sound Crew C Basketball A.V Club Steve . . . will go to S.F. State or University of Oregon . . . enjoys sports ond electronics . . likes to sail and play lootboll . . . wishes to get a posting grade in English . . . likes the sound systems best at Poly. SUSAN EU7A6ETH TOWNER Cheerleader Choir C.S.F. Motif Jinx Susie . . hopes to be a teacher . . . will attend col- lege in the Eosl . . . likes to Irovel . . . music, reading, and sports . . . excels in lan- guages . . . likes Paly's friend- ly people . . . dislikes red tape . . . Bruce. CONNIE JO TIMS L.T.A. “Pete . . . going to foothill, then Col . . . future dental assistant . . . likes Poly's school spirit . . . disapproves of greasers . . . would love to own a little block M G. WIlllAM HARRISON TODD Boys' league Cabinet Junior Clots Council Componile, Ad. Manager Horry . . . might otlend Col ol Sonia Barbara . . . wants to be a commercial artist . . . interests include parties, girls, bowling, ond pool . . . wonts to go to Scskolchewon with Liz Johnson. 223 JOHN ULANDER VIRGINIA ELIZABETH VALLEM After-School Sports Block P Ginny . . . wonli to be an accountant or soles clerk . . . Foothill . . . interetis include sports, horseback riding (es- pecially! . . . would love to be o professional bowler . . . likes Polyilet. CaRI ALVIN TREXEL Track C.S.F. Kip . . . civil engineer . . . Col . . . best subject is moth . . . sleeps on weekends . . . liens the kids at Poly . . . dislikes cold rooms ond old hurdles. BILL TSUCHIOA PATRICIA ANNE USEITON Pot . . . will go to Foothill, then join the army . . . likes boys and surfing . . . best subject it lunch . . . Dave . . . holes the stairs at Paly . . . wants to get married ond hove six children. JACQUELINE G. VAN RYSSELBERGHE Thespians Board of Welfare Jinx I.F.C. Foil, Spring Ploys Jocquie . . . hot teen almost all the world . . . likes lan- guages ond For East better than chemistry . . . enjoys dietetic cooperatives ... re- pulsive purple cakes . . . knits beautiful sweaters . . . Sion- ford. JACQUELINE CORA TUTTLE I.F.C. Spanish Club Jockio . . . plans to study I'Ecole du louvre in Par’ll France . . . teaching core . . . hopes to become a wel rounded person . . . borel] lives through Hollywood Vine while poising to dots . . . pastimes include reading horseback riding, and swiid] ming. JOHN TUOMY, JR. ROBERT L VAN SIEGMAN U.N. Club 8ob . . . Foothill next foil . . . would like to iki in the Winter Olympio . . . prefer hiitory to music . . . Senior Flome'i initiali ore E. G. . . . likei the iprinkler system in the halls. RONNA MIUS VAN VAIKENBURGH Thespian Club Forensic Team Jinx Aquacade Philosophy Club Ronno . . . career in English or droma . . . wants to attend Bennington . . . interests center around droma . . . dislikes IBM cards that can't fit her name . . . worst subject is math STEWART VAN WAGONER Stew . . . interests include sports, women, and cars . . . Sue Jensen . . . heeded for Foothill . . . future lawyer . . . wishes to be successful in life . . . likes Paly people. SHARON RUTH VECSEY Foil Play Jinx Board of Welfare Modern Dance Sharon . . . future recreation instructor . . . excellent mod- ern doncer . . . dislikes first Period closses . . . wants to be happy . . . loves football games ond Paly's friendly ot- mosphere. AINO MARIA VIEIRA DaROSA Art Club I.F.C. Medics-Sec. Jinx Ainino . . . going to o college on the west coast . . . future doctor . . . prefers math to English . . . dislikes people v� ho mispronounce her nome. ANDRES VEIISSAROPOUIOS TOM RICHARD VARGAS Wrestling Varsity Football Vorsity Baseball Block P Tom . . . uncertain about fu- ture plans . . . best subject is grophic arts . . . works on weekends . . . likes sports best ot Poly. AlAN VIVANCO 225 DOUGIAS A. VOORSANGER Tenni� Soccer U.N. Club Bridge Club Douq . . . will ottend Pomona or Col . . . belt ol hiltory, wortl ol moth . . . reloxe� on weekend� . . . like� Poly't loot- baII end baikelboll gome� . DAVIO R08ERT VONASEK Dove . . . printing, or , food, ond gi li . . . going to Col Poly IRENE VON KORFF . . . printing career . . . wiihei for money . . . like� brunch. DANIEL EDWARD VRANA Block P Batkeibcll Key Club Dan . . . will ctlend Cal at Sonto Borboro . . . be� ! � ub- jeet i� gym . . . woter ond •now tkiing . . . dilliket lonq anembliei in the tun . . . withe� to pot� geometry. SUSAN WAGENER MARGUERITE EtIZABFTH WACHTEl Greeto . . . like� Poly'� spirit ond hollt . . college ol Di- ob'o Valley . . . Ron . . . future dental hygienitl . . ditlike� clique� . . . enjoy� reoding, record� , ond French . . . wont «ubjecl i hiltory. JAMES MARTIN WAGGONER Key Club, pre� . Swimming Woter Polo Soccer Jim . . . withe� to be happy . . . will major in medicine ot Stanford or Sonto Barbara . . . like� Paly'� comput but doet not appreciate the no-left turn � ign at the Emborcodero en- trance . . . excel� in water polo. MARIA ANTONIA WAGSTAFF C.S.F. Jinx G.A A Board Theipiant, treat. Fall Ploy Mario . . . metine biologitt . . . like� � kin diving, fennit. ond dromo . . . be� l lubject it biology . . . weekend in- clude ju� l cboul everything . . . dilliket Mondoy morning� . . . want to trovel. 226 ROBIN ANN WAHIE C.A. Art Club Robbie . . . main interest is soiling . . . enjoy foolboll CATHERINE WAIKER gomes . . . future air steward- ess . . . University of Howoii or Foothill . . . number one wish is to win on Olympic medal in tailing. JOHN WAUBRINK Johnny . . . will attend Son Jose Stole . . . moin interest is water skiing . . . number one wish it to be o millionaire . . . dislikes chemistry . . . works on weekends . . . likes Poly girls. JOHN WATERS C. THOMAS WEIIER Tom . . . o future engineer . . . prefers P.E. to math . . . will go to Col ot Sonta Barbara or Oregon Stole . . . likes the beach and swimming . . . would like to get rid of home work. JORANE WATSON I.F.C. C.I.G. Jinx Jo . . . hopes to be accepted by the University ol Utah . . . an active Candy Striper . . . enjoys art ond skiing ... a future nurse . . . likes team ANNE WEBB Bonier Covet Aquacade Jinx Anne . . . wants to be an elementary school teocher . . . will attend San Jose State . . . goes out with Bob on week- ends . . . dislikes greasers. teaching . . . number one wish it world peace. ROBERT WHAlfY 227 PAM WHEELER DOUGLAS WHITE GALE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Modern Dance Clob German Club Jinx Gal . . . plant to be a re- cluie . . . tail on weekends . . . dislikes the sprinklers in Senior Court . . . enjoys dcnc- ing . . , number one wish is to be shorter than Albert Squire Tammany III. ANNE ALEXANDER WILSON Motif I.F.C. Board of Welfare Jinx Anne . . . commercial ortist Son Jose Stote . . . number one wish is to gel to Europe to tee her A F.S. brothers ond sisters . . . works of Edy't . . . likes Paly's spirit ond gooo kids. WILLIAM EUGENE WOHLSCHLAG Block P Fall Play Bill . . . enjoys surfing ond soiling . . . number one wish is to go to Howoii . . • «•' at government, worst ol En- glish . . . goes to the beach on weekends. STIPHFN GEORGE WOOD Med Ct Club-preteidrnl Philosophy Club German Club Board of Welfare, group leader C S.F. Steve . . o future M 0. or engineer . . . ploys the piano . . . would like to live on Venus . . . dislikes the warm water in Poly's drinking foun- tains . . . prefers science to English ... Sr Elome it Kathy Kenny . . . Stanford next stop. KAREN ANNE WOIFSOHN Tri G's S.A. finance Board K . . . hopes lo be o psychol- ogist . . . boys . . . number one with to be happy . . . best subject moth . . . likes Poly's kids . . . dislikes homework. MARCIA WOODY HA 1010 WOK JANET WRATHAll Spanish Club Arl Club Tall Ploy G.I.G. Jin Jonne ... a future interior decorctor . . . number one with is to replace Dick O'Connor os sports editor for the P.A. Times . . . skiing . . . likes the tardy bell least at Paly . . . Utah State. CHERRIU DIANNE YOUNG Cherrill . . . interests include horseback riding ond animals . . . will study to be a vet- erinarian ol Col at Dovis . . . shows her horse on weekends . . . wishes to be a P.C.H.J. and S.H.A. Chomp . . . likes her si period day. SHARON IYNNE ZI1EMBO Tri G's President Sharon . . . hopes to be on airline stewardess . . . likes to water ski . . . worst sub- ject math . . . likes 3:05 best ol Paly. STEVE JUNICHI YANO Sound Crew A.V. Club Steve . . . hopes to go into the field of electronics . . . desires for world peace . . . interests include photoqrophy, stereo, folk music and fishing . . . team English his worst subject . . . dislikes Hollywood and Vine. JANICE ARIEEN ZOBEl Bonier Coves Thespians Jin Jon . . . plans include Whittier and then elementary school teoching . . . skit . . . withes Ihot college will be easier than high school . . . enjoys her free first ond second periods . . . dislikes sophomores. 229 MARILYN ESTELLE ZULCH I.F.C. Philosophy Club Forum Club Motif Marilyn . . . interests include literature, philisophy, orl, sociology, hittory, ond political science. PAMELA ANN ZWICKY Tri-G'� Pam . . . likes skiing . . . will oltend Foothill . . . wants to be a dental assist- ant .. . on weekends surfs, talks to Chuck, ond does homework . . . dislikes greasers . . . senior flame is C. R. SUSAN FEHRENBACHFR A F.S. to Japan JOHN HEANEY John . . . wonts to be a rich playboy . . . hobbies include tiling, turfing, and chess . . . will oltend col- lege at Santo Barbara. AMALIA LAVANOU A,F.S. from Greece I.F.C. Amalia . . . will oltend the University of Athens . . . wants to be an archoealogitl . . . hobbies include reoding, writing, ond swimming . . best dost is U.S. His- tory . . . likes Paly's people and its campus. ARNOIOO RAFAE1 RAMOS I.F.C. Soccer Costa Ricon Student Arni . . . wants to be a language teach- er .. . uncertoin about which collage to oltend . . . likes to reod, listen to good music, ond dance . . , best dots it French . . goes to the city on weekends . . . likes Poly's girls. 230 Michael Bud Steven Burl Ruth Crittenden Don Grim I Noinon Hulse Anthony King Mary Koehler Donald Robertson Mario Samprr Stanley Shower Den ni� Simon Bichord Stephens Zono Thompson Tiflony Thorne Robert Tiersten Michael Tompkins John Tuomy David Vonderiweide 231 Not photographed Acknowledgements Editor—Claire Kellogg Business Manager—Pat Smith Senior Section—Pat Hagan Production Manager—Kathy Ambrose Staff: Karla Davis Nanci Mcguire Linda Moore Joan Dunlap John Browne Advisor—Mr. J. A. Alexander Photographers: Pete Krupp Dave House John Lawrence Mike Lamb Publisher—American Yearbook Company Mirro-Graphic Division Glendale, California 232 Index Abbott, Corol—31,35,124,134 Abbott, Chariot—169 Abbott, Douglas—93,134 Abbot� , Jack—96,169,124 Abbott, Susan—150 Adams, Eric—150 Adams, Marilyn—129.169 Adiit, Jennifer—169 Afanaiiov, Vladimir—96,150 Aggr. fotor—93.134 Aikon, Jano—14,31.79.1 17,167-9,128.124 Alexander Geoff-39,1 1 7,1 23,169 Alexander, Jeffrey—139 Altmann, Joram—150,31 Alvarez, Comil� —1 28,169 Alvarez. Ana Maria—150 Alvarez, Ano Lucia—169 Ambrote. Calhl— 1 2,37,35,1 1 7,95,1 70.1 24 Anderton, Christine—4 1.47,106,1 1 7.1 70 Anderson, David--150 Anderson, Elizabeth—134 Anderion, Eric—72,150 Anderton, Howard—116,134 Anderion. Judith—150,27 Anderion, Julio—150 Anderion, Kendra—1 70 Anderion, Tonnie-47,116,170 Andrus, lavon—134 Angelini, Diane—134 Antol, Jan� —150 Antel, John— 1 34 Arcuri, Emelia—150 Arnold, Betty—170 Arnold, Judith Arnold, Dick—96,31.116.1 1 7.1 23,170 Arnold, Rosemary—170 Aronon, fenelope—150 Arthur, David Arthur, Jacqueline — 151 Aihley, Diana—124,133,150,151 Ashley, James—93, 171 Atchison, Pam—171 Austin, Steven—151 Avillo, Shirley—134 Ait, Richard—151 Bobion, Anne—11.31.79.171 Bacigolupi, Todini—70,151 Back, William—171 Bocon, Charles—151 Bobeaux, Vicky—171 Boggolt, Deboroh—151 Boiley, Barbara—171 Boiley. Noncy—151 Boiley, Susan—66,134 Boin, Julie—135 Baker, Dewleen—27.80,171 Baker, Robert E.—65.116,171 Baker, Robert M -71,1 28.150 Bolbo, luann—172 Balcomb, Beverly—135 Ball, Ann—151 Bollam. John—172 Ballard, Trudi Balter, Diane—172 Bolter, Stelanie—151 Boratoff, Irene—135 Borbier, John—151 8arlow, Cheryl—151 Bornes, Chip—41. 135 Barnes, Tim—67,116.172 Bartlett, Joyce—151 Bcrlonia, Nancy—151 Botes, Paul—135,116,112 Bolman, Belli� —135 Bauer, Candace—172 8oya. Use—151 Boyho, Robert—135 Bayley, Stephen—135 Becker, Clcllo-151 Behr, Barry—172 Bell, Mary—151 Bellinger, Peter—135 Beilis, Morgoret—151 Benbrook. Sandro—36,151 Benedict, Jan� —31.1 24,1 29.1 17.27.172 Benintendi, Richard—151 8eninlendi, Timothy—172 Bennett, Roger John—135 Bentley, Susan—151 Bergen, Karen—1 35 Bergson, Lucy—135 Bernstein, Andrew—135 Berte, Carolyn—151 Besemer, Thomas—1 73 Bessey, Marvynne—151 Bewick, Joe Ann—36,106,173 Bieser, Gregory—173 Billger, Bradley—151 Billger, Joy Gordon—134 Bishop, Diane—135 Bishop, Michael—14,135,37 Bishop, Richard—116,173 Blackman, Kathy Jo—1 35 Blackman, Susan—151 Blackman, Thomas—116,173 Blair, Susan—173 Bleich, Susan—135 Blenio, Douglas—135 Bliss. Morgo—78,117.173 Bloom, David—151 Boccignone, Lynn—151 Bock, Catherine—151 Bodenschotr, Judith Boor, lido—31.135.106 Boldt, Catherine—151 Bolljahn, Mary—31,135 Bollock. Steven—151 Bonde. Erik—135 Bonner, Constonce—151 Borbolla, luz Mario—115.135 Borg-Breen, David—151 Borg-Breen, Nora—36.1 17.1 24.1 27.1 73 Bourgaize, Linda—135 Boutin, Robert—151 Bowden, Camilla—174 Bowen, Scott—10,112,117,124,174 Bower, James—41.117.124,174 Bowling, Bonnie—135 Bowman, James—151 Bowman, Marsha—135 Bowser, Leslie—135 Boyan, Craig—93.135 Boyce. Tom—1 4.89,1 1 6,1 74 Boyd, Elizabeth—47,135 Boyett, Mory—106,174 Boyett, Theodore —71,93,151 Braden, Beverly—174 Bradford, Roy—151 Bradley, Andrew—151 Bradley. Peggy—34.1 10.1 74 Brakesmon, Bob— 72.73.1 16.1 23,1 74 Brondin, Erik—116.1 20.1 75 Brandt. Marilyn—124.151 Braunslein. Mork—36.68,1 16.135 Brazeal, Marilyn—135 Breokwell, John Breen, 8onnie—151 Breen. Thomos—116,135 Brennan, Richard — 4 1,152 Breuer, Sherry—28,135 Brichta. Morin—135 Bridges, Mary—152 Bridges, Stephen—175 Briggs, Georgia—135 Briggs. Sandra — 136 Brill, Marly—66.116,130,167-68,175 Brill, Woylond—71.152 Brink. Paulo—47.80.1 29,175 Brinton, David—152 Brisk� . Darrell—41,47,175 Brittain, Linda—152 Brodie, Kothleen—14,175 Brooks, Kathy—152 Brown, David—150,152 Brown. Jane—117,124,175 Brown, Loroine—14.31.1 1 7,1 24,1 68,1 76 Brown. Marilyn—31.117.176 Brown, Nolo — 1 52 Brown, Peter—152 Brown. Philip—75.1 52 Brown, Steven—136 Brown, Susan—136 Browne. John—13.75.175 Bryant. David —71.152 Bryont, William—116.135 Buckwolter, Irene—152 Buell, Richard—116,136 Bugee, Douglas—112,152 Buker, Robert—152 Bull, Ellen—136 Bullinger, Mary—136 Bullock, Elizabeth—1 5 2 8unkcr, Katherine—152 Burchord, Hal—96,152 8urke, John—136 Burke. Michael—39.116.117.176 Burners. William — 90,1 52 Burnley, Robert—176 Burt. Ben—176 Burl, Michael Burl, Steven Bush. Chris—90.133.150.152 Bushley. Michael—136 Butler, Jeonne—176 Butler, Larry—136 Butler, Norman—152 Butler, Sharon —176 Butler, Susan—152 Byfield, Jomes—152 Cady, Michele—136 233 Coin. Richard—1 77 Callahan. Maureen—1 3o Callahan. Robert—136 Combra, Rodney—90.91.1 16.136 Campbell. Donald—177 Cannon. Philip—72.152 Capone, Theresa—136 Capp. Gall— 136 Cordello. Melinda—136 Corder, Potrick l36 Carey, Richard—72.152 Carley, Russell—136 Carlson, Barry—«5,96,116,1 25,1 77 Carlson, Christen — 31,1 77 Carlson, Diane—117,177 Carlson, Janet—66,152 Carlson, Kenneth—177 Carlson, Mary—31,136 Carlton, Jay—116.177 Carrilhers, Patricia—152 Carrulh. Wayne—90.1 1 6.1 20.1 77 Corson, James—152 Carter. Nick—70.152 Corty. Daryl—178 Cory, Emily—136 Case, Paul—178 Cassel, Richard —116,136 Casiidy, Kathleen A.—178,30 Cassidy, Kathleen E.—136 Catania, Sam—11 6,1 17,1 31.1 78 Cecil. Debby—31,152 Cecil. Suzanne—31,35.1 1 7.1 24,79.1 78 Challenger, Kathryn—136 Chamberlain, David—13,153 Chose. Debby—153 Chedekel, Miles-68.116.136 Chenery, Tereso—152 Cheney, John—116,136 Chetkovich, Carol—153 Chiappari, Frank—136 Childers, Linda Childers. Roy—136 Chilton. Virginio—74.75.178 Christensen, David—116.136 Christenson, Susan—153 Christiansen, Richard—117,178 Christman, Candace—31,153 Chuck. Allen—178 Cinlr, Simon—179 Citre. John—137 Clark, Chris—1 16.137 Clork, Kris—31.87.117.127,179 Clark, Patricia—153 Clifford, lindo—153 Clopton, Mark—137 Cloud. Jennifer—179 Cobonoglu, Tony—96,179,115 Cochrane, Susan—153 Coffman. Dan—179 Cohan. Bill—35.137 Cohen. Beolrix—153 Conen, Susan—153 Cole, Arthur—137 Cole, Lawrence—137 Colemon, Chloe—179 Collins, Donno—179 Collinsworth, Lorraine—153 Collins worth, Margaret—106.179 Compton, lee—137 Comstock, Nancy—137 Condie, Gaelyn—153 Cone, Douglas— 153 Cook, Christine—153 Cooley. Joan Cooley, Kathy—114.124.180 Coon, lucio—42.137 Cappock, Michoel—96,137 Coppcck, Paul—153 Corbett, Polly—1 17.124.126,127,180 Corlett, Cynthia—137 Corliss, David—116,180 Cory, Katherine—1 80 Cory. Theodore—153 Costello. Heine—112,133.137 Costello. Lorenz—137 Coston, Judilh—1 80 Cousineou, Suson—137 Cox, Barbara—153 Cox. Burr—116.180 Cox, Goborah—153 Cox, Derelh — 1 53 Co . Joni —153 Cromphorn, Sandro—153 Crawford, Corrine—153 Crawford. William—137 Cressman, Ann—137 Crews. Joel—41,153 Cristich, Frank—1 80 Crittenden, Ruth Crossley, James—153 Crowell, 8ruce—153 Curtis, Karen—153 Cushing. James—153 Cushman, Constance—124,153 Culler Reese—93.153 Dabbs, Jock—153 Dohl, Barry—180 Dohl, Donny—47,181 Dolgle, Jeanie—153 Dale, Diana — 106,1 8 1 Dole. Ruth—106,1 24,181 Daley, Christine—1 53 Dannenberg, Ralph—153 Oonz, Candace—153 Oonz, Dionne—137 Dautoff, Stuart—1 24,1 37 Dovid, Joon—137 David, Richard—153 Dcvid, Sheryl —181 Davis. Korlo—13.37,124.137 Davis. Noney—31.79.124,1 17,181 Dovit, Richord- 1 16,181 Davis. Rody—68.69.116.181 Dovis, Valerie—181 Doy, Douqlot—72,153 DeGrotti, Antonio—153 Deorborn, Cynthia—137 Deon, Jeon—137 Debord. Williom—182 Decker, Heoth—182 DeGrotsi, Gino—137 Delarios, John—182 Delisln, Allan Demorest, Gerold—137 Dennis. Donny Denison, John—137.90 Denton. Douglas—116,137 Devendorf, Bryan—10,1 1.36.47,153 Devendorf, Linda—137 Devries, Donna—153 Dickinson. Jack—36.137 Diebenkorn, Christopher—137 Dixon, Michael Dodd, Marisue-124,137 Dodd, Stephen—153 Dokken, Judy—88,130,182 Oolon, Douglas—137 Donnelley, James—154 Dooley, Don Downing. Diane—154 • Downs. Kenneth—137 Drogg. Josephine—154 Droke. Karl-39.137 Drake, Virginia Drew, Vivion—154 Dlco, laurie—182 Duerkcp, Jim—182 Dully, Tim—90.1 24.137 Duggan, James Duggan, John—137 Dunlop, Hugh—137 Dunlap. Joon—13,182 Dunn. Elizabeth—10,182 Dupont, Frederick—116,137 Durand, Charles Durand, Robin—69,116,183 Dutton. Margo-81.106,117.124,184 Dutton, Roz—41,81,117.120.183 Duvall, Walter—124,183 Earle, Judith—137 Early, John-183 Easterbrook, Steve— 8,116,36,1 37 Eostmon, Dick—68,87.1 16.120.128,183 Ebert, Heidi—183 Eccles, Shoron—137 Eckland, Ralph—183 Eddy, Dovid—137 Edgar, Tom—28,137 Eding. David—9.112,116.184 Eding, Stephen—154 Edson, Daniel—90,138 Edwards, lee—72,154 Edwards, Scott—31,117.124,184 Edwards, Tom Edy. Joseph—154 Edy, Pamela—184 Egeberg, James—184 Egeberg, Laura—154 Eisele. Doug—68,116.138 Eliassen, James—116,117.184 Elkington, Dione—106,1 38 Ellingsen, Robert—154 Elliott. Tom—184 Ellis. Carol—184 Ellis. William-93,87.185 Emerson, Seth—138 Engelman, Myra—66.87.185 Erickson, leeanne—31,138 Erickson, Leif—154 Erickson, Susan—185 Esnleman, Andy—154 Espedal, John—138 Estabrook, loro Estes, George—28,138 Eudey, Lynn—154 Evens, Jane—154 Evons, Janet Evans, Marilyn—185 Eager. Linda—185 Folke, Marie—154 Forgo, lawrence—154 Forgo, Victoria—154 Farley, James—154 Farrington, George—31,39.1 1 7.1 27,1 85 Faulkner. Jim—138 Faulkner. Robert—96,138 Faville, Adele—186 Foydock. Carolyn—186 Feeley. 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Michoel—27.163 Stork, Molleen—147 Starrenburg, Gerard—147 Stedile, Geroldo—86.1 15,1 17,220 Stepheni, Jomei--1 47 Stepheni, Richord Stern. Jamet—70.163 Stern. Tom—1 14,168.220.31,1 17.124 Stewart, John—164 Stewart. Peter—1 14,124.221 Stewart, Robert—1 16,164 Stewart, Sharon—31,147 Stewart, William—147 Stientlro. Robert—164 Stiglich. William—147 Stiven. James—221 238 Slock, Tounilo—147 Stoddord. Richord—164 Stone, Borbara—28,164 Stone, Carolyn—164 Stone, Judith—31,115,167,221 Stone, loura—31,124,164 Stone, Rotolind—27,221 Stone, Suxanne-221 Stone, Terence—164 Stone. 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Terry—149 Wollon, Christine—149 Wolton, Lawrence—165 Wonn, Oarlene—165 Woples, Robin—68.69,116.149 Worren, Bill—149 Worren, Michoel—149 Wassermon, Judith—165 Wolerman, Alan—165 Waters. Jane—165 Waters. John—227 Watson, Jorane—227 Webb. Ann -227 Webber, Donna—149 Webster. Sanford—27.30.41,1 24.149 Weed, Steven—116,149 Weigle, Deboroh—127,165 Weiler, C Thomos—227 Weiler, Richard—165 Weinberger, Mark—70.127,165 Weinstein, Janet—74.134,149 Weirshauser, Colleen—149 Weiss, Susan—165 Welch. Kent—149 Wells. Dwight—149 Whaley, Barbara—165 Whaley, Robert— 116.257 Wheeler, Carol—149 White, Douglas—228 While, Leslie 165 White, Penelope—165 While, Lawrence—39,112,116,149 While, Stephen—165 Whiltoker, Gory—149 Wiggins, Bryan—72,165 Wilkins, Nancy—165 Wilkinson, David—149 Williams, Gale—27.228 Williams. Jonn—149 Williams. Richard—165 Williams, Soro—165 Williams, Shone—90,116,149 Williams, Thomos E—30,35 Willioms, W Michael—149 Williamson, Diane—165 Willis, Everett—149 Wilmer, John—93,1 24,116,149 Wilson. Anne—10.31,124.228 Wilson. Bonnie—149 Wilson, G Lawrence—165 Wilson. Gloria Wilson, Jacquelynn—165 Wilson. Mark—149 Wilson. Morsho—165 Wilson, Susan—42.124.134,149 Winden, Margaret— -165 Winfield, William—149 Wing, Chris—165 Winsor, Richard—149 Winward, Moureen—149 Wiss, Katherine—165 Witbeck, Kent—165 Wittenberg. Donna—165 Wohlschlag. William—116.228 Wolfinqer. Jay—149 Wolfsohn. Koren—228 Wong, Edward—149 Wood. Stephen- 10.27.124,127,228 Woodward, Patricia—124,149 Woodward, Rebecca 165 Work, Harold—41.229 Worlond. Melissa—165 Worrell, Fred—149 Worthington, D Anne Worlhinglo� !. Jack—144 Wrolholl. Jonet—229 Wright, Gregory—35,116,149 Wynkoop, Susanna—149 Yamakoshi. Gene—229 Vano. Edward—72.96,116,149 Yono. Steven—31.41.30.119 Younq, Cheril—229 Young, Martha—149 Yount, Candace—229 Zavosky, Wayne—149 Zilembo, Sharon—229 Zobel, Janice—229 Zobel, Robert -112,124,165 Zulch, Marilyn Zunte, lauma—124,165 Zwicky, Craig—36,165 Zwicky, Pamela Zwierlein, Joan 239 mia tana .mia w •••