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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1973 volume:

Children irrferrupfiheireou tfion txj m m jo %hod McClulw PALO ALTO HIGH SCHOOL, PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA nong the gold ies with you People•.. going places doing things ...Life Cathy Sillavo Math Marjorie Klein Music Cathleen Rodman Science Larry Lynch Principal Jaclyn Goldman Counselor Marjorie Aikin Counselor John Thompson English Ali ce Thomp s on Librarian Joyce Newman Girls P E Jeannette Brenner Marian Schmit Asst Librarian English, Language Billy Davis Counselor Larry Bross Student Activities Ada Booth Math Ross Presley English Joseph Fenwick Drama Bob Pederson Boys P E. Barry Bergstrom English Robert Shreve Peggy Darger Social Studies Math Arlen Hagen Science Jack Phillips English Walt Buhler Art Barbara Vickers English James Esse Math Marilyn Oxman Social Studies LeVan Shugart Science Dorothea Hamilton English Curt Demele Asst. Principal Kathy Lawrence Science Maynard Brown Ind. Arts (Aero) Emery Christenson Asst. Principal Don Jang (left) Cramer Owen (right) Art Wes Fisher Boys P.E. Margaret Rouquier Girls P.E. Jim Shroyer Dean of Students Marlys Richman Susan Dorsey Bill Bunton Chuck Dowd Social Studies Aide Social Studies Science Music Lucille Sasuly Angelo Cortopassi Betty Jo Popp English Science English Aide John Parker Math Ken Snyder Language Donald Norton Language Tom Shellenberg Joan Brant English English Dorothy Bodine Secretary Rex Faubion English, Drama Marge Thompson Language Aide Frau Cate Language Anna Jane Stich Jerry Alexander Audio-Visual Aide Art Barbara Costello clem Wiser Science Aide Boys P.E. Josie Harris Matron Jean Steckel Gail Neal Girls P.E. Homeinaking Pat Presto Language, Journali sm Paul Bataille Boys P E. Dave Alford Social Studies Goldie Stottrup Nurse Ray Kortan Photography Theresa Regan Snack Bar tfinstel Belton Social Studies Shalah Wolfsohn George Moore Bud Jamison Social Studies Business Education Industrial Arts Forrest Jamieson Boys P E• Carl Poll Social Studies Leonard McCord Language Florence Turner RaY Wesner Social Studies Boys P.E. Dorthea Taylor John Warren Auditor English Oro Mitchell Ken White Industrial Arts Mathematics Steve Gorden Mathematics Scott Yeaman Boys R.E. Rogelio Balcity, George DeLong, Sylvester Flowers, H. Marion Grant, Chris Green, Ray Hargraves, Raymond Meek, Micheal Serna, Robert Shaw, Frank Van Vliet. uni 11 ii ii 11! n ‘J1972 Viking Football op Row: Greg Deaton, Jim Wookey, Rich Israel, Bill Hargrove, Dave Blackburn, Steve Lenox, Rick Raymond, rd Row: Matt Busse, Russel Johnson, Dennis Langs, Art Gray, Jim Hoey, Bob Rice, Jack Fulton. nd Row: Carl Florant, Tim Domer, Stu Center, Robert Thomas, John Bow, Marc Langs, Rick Farmer, Vince Daily, ront Row: Brooke Armstrong, Mark Coombs, Rick Konrady, Dan Boyett, Greg Sancier, Mike Woodward, Andy Davies, issing: Rod Mills, Greg Munks, Mike Vilce, Dave Long, Marcus Townsend. That can you say about this year's Vikings ex- :ept Fantastic? Coming off an 0-10 season, rith the help of a great new coach, the team inished tied for third place with Carlmont, :ompiling a 5-3 record in SPAL play. This ear's offense came to life, outscoring its jpponents by an average 26-14. Aided by an utstanding front line. Quarterback Greg San- ;ier and his runners actually had time and oom to work. While Sancier completed almost 0% of his passes for a total of 858 yards, )an Boyett was leading the SPAL in touch- lowns with 12, and gaining 726 yards. Also tiding the attack was Vince Daily, who had a labit of running punts back great distances, tod the defense? Against Ravenswood, they iropped the quarterback 11 times. At San Car- .os, they stopped the Dons three times on fourth and one. Need I say more? The bigger they come the harder they fall -Bob Fitzsimmons Power is where power goes. -Lyndon B. Johnson Junior Princess Dee Imsand Homecoming '72 ig Game Pancake Breakfast If Senior Queen Nancy Jones Water Polo After a fine 10-4 season and second place in the SPAL, Paly's waterpolo men went on to the North- ern California Invitational Tourn- ament, losing to two of the top teams in the nation, and winning against Mt- Pleasant. The season had its high points and its low ones, such as the loss to Sequoia, but overall the team played very well. Led continually by All-League selections Wes Raffel and Jim Hamilton on offense, the Vikes also played well on defense, thanks to Jon Buurma, junior Robert Door, and All-League Honorable Men- tion Goalie George Ulvang. Other standouts include Bill Strubbe and Norm Miede. Coach Paul Bataille is hoping for another good showing next year with a fine flock of returning swimmers. Coach: Paul Bataille Team: Julian Ashton Henry Bridges Ross Brown Jon Buurma Brad Chequer Robert Door Jim Hamilton Jim Hicks Greg McAllester Norman Miede Wes Raffel Luis Rodrigues John Simons Bill Strubbe George Ulvang John Vian Water flowed like wine. -W.M. Evarts C D Seated: Glen Kasper, Rich Adam, Bob Tanabe, John Kirk, Dave Finkel. Standing: Manager Rich Varone, Steve Feller, Del Carter, John Jenks. Missing: Mike Ackerman, Doug Stephens. Paly's 1972 version of C D basketball was rather disappointing: Coach Clem Wiser had only ten men on his squad, and not enough D's to field a team in that division. In the C division, the Mini-Vikes were led in scoring by John Kirk and Steve Feller, and the defense was commanded by Captain and MVP Del Carter. While Steve Feller was breaking Tony Hughes' personal foul record with 34, the Mini- Vikes chalked up a 2-5 record. J.V. Football Coach: Ray Wesner Assistant Coach: Ed Hart Team: Although the JV's finished only seventh in the SPAL with a 2-6 record, the statistics were decieving. Both their victories were convincing; they smashed M-A 20-6, and Ravens- wood 40-6. Coach Wesner be- lieved that his team improved greatly every game, and that their record did not show their true ability. Overall the team was led by Quarterback Kyle Eaton, Tim Evans, Jay Cole, and Halfback Joe Petrovich, all of whom should play well for next year's varsity. Guillermo Alonso Doug Andrews Ted Bailey Tony Brewer Jay Cole Mark Deaton Hunter Doi Kyle Eaton Tim Evans Farn Foshay Rick Green Jonas Haro Ray Hogue Todd Jacobsen Mitch Johnson Vince Johnson Jas Arnold Earl Beamon Vince Fletcher Steve Forsen Doug Geiger Jeff Glathe Dave Hale Jeff Kot Doug Manteli Andy Manteli Javier Molina Nowell Olsen Kalle Kanerva Gregg Lawrence Tim Lowry Mark Martin Tom Peterson Joey Petrovich Joe Rapport Mark Remmel Mike Rice Merrill Robert Dave Runkel Jon Savage Tom Small Bob Weaver Dave Wormley Jamieson’s Jokers Cross Country Cross Country Roster Reed Anderson Doug Burns Ed Chan George Chan Steve DePangher Sean Donovan Pete Gelpi Chr i s Grundmann Don Heckinger James Kranzthor Neal Leavitt Paul Lee Andy Lush Gordon MacMitchell Peter Marshall This years cross-country squad pulled a fast one by qualifying both varsity and sophomore teams for CCS, the best showing in years. The varsity team was sparked by Doug Peck, who placed third in the Region Two Mudbath. Also running well for the varsity were Junior Sean Donovan, and sometimes. Senior Ed Chan. The real surprise, however, came in the sophomore division, with Chris Grundmann taking first place in Region Two, A1 Kenrick following a close second, and George Chan finishing a respectful ninth. And, boy-o-boy, did they have fun J ! Brian Martin Tim McKnight Steve Meyers Doug Peck Bill Rice Chuck Randazzo Chris Reynolds Richard Silver Larry Smith Ed Spaulding Greg Tseng Peter Vaerst Paul Van Maanen Philip Young Coach: Forrest Jamieson Girl’s Swimming I - 9 dr Girl’s Hockey mm J. Varsity Tennis r irh i j?! wn Kind Lady The fall play. Kind Lady, concerned m aristocratic lady who was gradually surrounded by clever criminals bent up- m appropriating her wealth and art measures Servant......... Sr, Foster...... lary Herrtis ... jucy Weston ,.. . lose ........... Byllis Glenning Jeter Santarol . enry Abbot , .. . Vda ............ Doctor ......... lr. Edwards , lrs. Edwards . .. Vggie Edwards . . Sustav Rosenberg Barbara Pendleton ••• John Bartlett ........ Ann Houle ,.. Pamela Freund . Aimee Bolter . Kristin Alleman . Steve Lightburn ..... Robert Hall ..... Althea Hern .... Greg Colburn ..... Mark Fisher .. Jeanne McGowen ... Nancy Jamison ...... Rob Worden Laurie Aberg Beth Aker Marc Alexander Joan Almeter Guillermo Alonso Pete Anderson Barbara Bachemin Ted Bailey Dan Baker Chris Ball Mark Barauck Janet Barrie Betsy Brown Toby Bewick Martin Bicker Mary Bliss Sheri Blum Martha Bowling Alan Bronstein Cindy Brown James Brown Darrel Bruns Margaret Buchanan Franni Burkart Clark Andrews Doug Andrews Carol Antolick Lee Anne Armstrong Corry Arnold Margi Azevedo Robin Bartlett Stevan Batinic Carla Befera Edward Begle Dana Bergen Danny Berkson Victoria Boyett Jess Bradski Emily Brewer Tony Brewer Patti Brobst Robert Brohmer Mary Burns Cindy Butler Lisa Cabot Gina Cardella Kate Carey Nancy Carleton Cindy Carter Lorraine Carver Liz Casella James Chadderdon Adam Chamberlain George Chan Betsy Chedekel Leslie Chin Karen Christenson Keith Christman Caleb Chung David Clementson Marty Cloutier Greg Colburn Jay Cole Brent Coleman Dana Conklin Kevin Connell Ton D'Aiuto Dick Damon Rebecca Dansby Michael Dawidoff Mark Deaton Dan De Camp Nancy Downer Karen Downing Greg Drake Ruth Draper Judi Dunn Connie Dunsmore Joseph Cook Laura Cooley Jeremy Crowley Mike Crumly Jane Dolan Kim Daiss Renee De Long Beverly Dere Rick Devries John Dewing Laurence Dielle Bill Dobko Kyle Eaton Joanne Eberle Jeffrey Enzminger Tim Evans Ellen Everett Vicky Eversole Steve Feller Laura Few Jennifer Fishel Eva Fisher peter Forse Fairn Foshay Athena Galams Pam Gardiner Andrea Garwood Sam Gelpi Annie Gerard Tim Gex Janet Grannis Nancy Gray Rick Green Suzanne Greenwood Paul Grench T__________________-I Terri Hagglof Sandra Hall Michael Hallesy Kevin Hardiman Gary Hardin Robert Hargrove Tony Fourcroy Lori Freeman Ellen Friberg Mike Fremont David Fried Suzanne Fried Bob Gibbons Sonia Gaen Tom Goff Jon Gold Linda Gordon Dana Goree Geoffrey Grimard Chris Grundmann Jim Groenke Scott Hackley Jim Hacker Heidi Haddeland Jonas Haro Ann Harvey James Hassitt Sarah Hassitt Patricia Hathel Geoff Hedges Steve Heller Kim Herbert Chris Herlihy Steve Herr Roger Herring Gregory Hillis Mary Horne Anne Houle Brad Hubbard Mary Hub£ ell Hunter Doi Betsv Ingram Vince Johnson Ardeth Kamp Kalle Kanerva Russ Kanz Glen Casper Donna Kaufman John Kirk Karen Klein Valerie Kiiachko Franklin Koenig John Kolkka Martin Koob Susan Hitt Karen Hochstein Ray Hogue Jane Holmquist Lance Honeyestewa Mark Horan Cynthia Iseli Todd Jacobson Tom Jamison Robyn Jensen Mitch Johnson Roderick Johnson Brian Kaye Pam Kemp Alfred Kenrick Lisa Kieraldo Harry Kimball Don Kinghorn Doug Krause Ronald Kwans Bruce Laak Robert Lash Sheri Laundis Eva Laurel Charlotte Leviton Jan is Layman Dale Lawrence Darragh Lawrence Gary Lawrence Gregg Lawrence Patty Long Jan Lotspiech John Love Bruce Low Alison Lowery Tim Lowry Irene Maratos Judi Marshall Brian Martin Mark. Martin Jeff Masching Patrice Masik TjMr J Liz McCollough Gregg McElhinney Jeanne McGowen Calvin McLean Colleen McLean Craig Meadows Beth Lightburn Jeanne Lin Pam Lizak Alex Lockfeld Cheryl Lombardi Andrea London Dianne MacDaniels Kenny MacEwen Amy MacLeod Scott Mactagone Jeanina Manley Andy Manteli Katherine Mason Jim Mathrusse Louise Mauck Don McBride Ian McClelland Matt McCulloch Hunter Scott Meneely Melody Merritt Amy Meyer Geoff Miller Brad Mills Kevin Minkoff Sue Moreno Tim Morgan Kenny Morse Adrian Morton Courtney Moulds David Mullen Robert Perry Kris Peterson Tom Peterson Jim Peyton Sherry Piffero rlairp Pillsburv Michael Prince Greta Purcell Marilyn Quinn Dena Raffel Mark Ramwell Chuck Randazzo Beckey Nitzan Kathe Nitzberg Brady Norton Yvonne Nourse Vince Nunez Tim O'Conner Cynthia Murray Diane Murray Glen Murray Michael Nanis Diane Nelson Katy Nicholson Greg Ohanian Peter Owens Gregg ozdinski Jeff Parker Jack Paulin Barbara Pearson Vlad Pizarev Hal Plotkin Marcia Pogue Pam Porter Lisa Power Crawford Pratt Joe Rapport Greg Raymond Evan Reade Kris Redding Kevin Reese David Remington Mark Remmei Nancy Reynolds Sharon Reynolds Mike Rice Dave Richardson Roberta Riedel Susan Rockett Ann Rodgers Christine Rognlie Jan Rominger Sheri Rogoway Katie Rosaaen Lynette Schaal Philip Schlecht Renie Schlomovitz Margaret Scoyen Ellen Sevy Steve Sicotte Steve Shaver Daniel Sherman Lisa Shumway John Sliney Chris Sloan Tom Small Jenny Rinehart Carolyn Ritchie Marla Robe Kevin Roberts Merrill Roberts Cynthia Robinson Bunny Rovegno Dave Runkel Kelly Sahm Laura Sanchez Melissa Sandifer Jon Savage Janice Siders Jim Sieracki Ellen Silver Robert A. Simons Robert Simons Barbara Siordia Cecilia Smith Julie Smith Kent Smith Kevin Smith Larry Smith Matt Smith Sarah Smith Saundra Smith Keith Sparacio Ronda Spotten Suzanne Steinman Sue Stienstra Mamie Sun Debbie Swan Steve Swartz Kitzi Tanner Lindsey Tanner Kurt Taylor Shelly Vandiver Veronica Van Schij Julie Vaughn Corrine Violette Larry Voytilla Karl Waggener Jon Wax Betsy Weston Warren Weis Reinhard Weiser Phil Wertz Elizabeth Wheatley Jim Stivender Dresden Stock Debbie Stone Delal Suleiman Joan Sullivan Barbara Sun Jasper Terluin Marina Terluin Bart Thurber Laurel Tracy Joyce Tsujimoto Chuck Ulrich George Wahlstrom IV Lea Wallach Gena Wallis Leilani Waring Kohn Warren John Waterhouse Sarah Whitaker Barbara Wiley Tad Williams Joe Williamson Burgess Wilson Michael Wong Dave Wormley Craig Yates Ian Yoch Greg Young Robin Zenger Anne Zimmerman Mary Zurawel L •otrs ion For God � o loved th world, that He gave Mi only begotten Son, that whoever believes m Him shout h not pans� , Dot haw atomal life (John 3:16). OOD’S PUN (Christ speaking) “I cam that thay mighi have lift, and might h v it abundently (that it might b lull and meaningful) (John 10=10) Why U It ( � t 0 ocl r :ln« tha Muneent Ufa? MAN IS SINFUL AND SEPARATED FROM GOD. THUS HE CANNOT KNOW AND EXPERIENCE GOD S LOVE AND PLAN FOR HIS LIFE. LAW ONE GOD LOVES YOU, AND HAS A WONDERFUL PLAN FOR VOUR LIFE. Bacauta 2 LAW TWO IMA IS I INFUL “For th «ages of tin it death” (spiritual tape rat ion from God) C 6:23; God it holy and man it tinful. A treat chasm separates the two. Man it continually trying to reach God and the abundant tit through hit own effort -. good life, ethic , philosophy, etc. Th Third Law |ivtt ut I tv only antwtr t thl« OlWmma rr LAW FOUR WE MUST INDIVIDUALLY RECEIVE JESUS CHRIST t o .« .«. stain how you can ncMw cartel J UW THREE JESUS CHRIST IS GOD'S ONLY PROVISION FOR MAN'S SIN. THROUGH HIM YOU CAN KNOW AND EXPERIENCE GOD'S LOVE ANO PLAN FOR YOUR LIFE. HE DIED IN OUt PLACE •But God demonstrate Hi own low toward ut, m that while we were yet tinners. Christ died for ut” (Romans 5 8) HE B0� C FROM THE DEAD “Christ died for eur tint . He at buried ... He wa raitad on (he third day according to th Scriptura H appeared to Cephea, then to twelve. After that He appeared to mere than five hundred .. . (I Conntnianf ]5:3-6). HE IS THE ONLY WAT “Jesus laid to him, 'I am the wey, and the truth, and the life: no on comet to the Father, but through Me' ” (John 14:6). ___m God hee bodged the chasm which separatee ut from Hwn by sending Hit Son. Jeeui Christ, to di on the croet in our place. AS SAVIOR AND LORD; THEN WE CAN KNOW AND EXPERIENCE GOO'S LOVE AND PLAN FOR OUR LIVES, WE MUST RECEIVE CHRIST “But as many at received Him, to them Ha gave the right to become children of God, even to those who believe in Hi name (John 1:12). WE RECEIVE CHRIST THROUGH FAITH For by grace you have been saved through faith; and that not of yourselves, it it the gift of God: not as a result of work , that no one should boast (Ephesian 2:83). WE RECEIVE CHRIST BY PERSONAL INVITATION Behold, I stand at the door and knock; if any one hear My voice and open th door, I will coma in to him (Revelation 3:20). Receiving Christ involvet turning to God from self, trusting Christ to come into our lives to forgive our sins and to make us what He wants us to be. It is not enough to give mt til ac- tual assent to His claims or to have an amotronai «penance. Y0U CAN RECEIVE CHRIST RIGHT NOW THROUGH PRATER (Prayar It talking with God) God knows your heart and it not so concerned with your words as He it with the attitude of your heart The following is 9 suggested prayer: “Lord Jesus, I need Yeu.topea the door of my life and receive You at my Savior and Lord. Thank You for forgiving nty tins. Taka control of the throne of my life. Make m the kind af person you want me ta ba.” Does this prayer express the desire of your heart If it does, pray this prayer right now. and Christ will come into your life, as w promised. written by William a. � ri ht coeynght l « mu m ten ! or aem ttwrwrt may rot am rsomiucea in any form witnoui in written Mrmm.on a Campua Cruaada Theea Wo clixlaa rttnwnt ran °V[71 God. [ « I separ I—, t Hit S IIP— ™ uu 1_J it w wi jurcownwu® lift t — Cl r finite Mlf � ■ Pi limi f % V f — e� rt«l avtiM • p • — lataram cantniM � v • ’ j Ull raiyl 11 n IB i'V “ « r M HI i la o linear CMaiST OMTSOIXID ure f — Cftrtaf C tka t w «V th Ml • — iMaratia m ar eantrel •f lafiaita 0oa. rtnrrt- lai la tarwaar iM far lore mlartiation. «me: tantus Crusade nr ctirisi SOI 1201 [amentii cam. ta l «a WtoiWctiu: WWfH «in rapraaanta mr lifer Which cifcia hmu you ilk to m For all have sinned and fall short of the jloryof God” (Romans 3:23). Man was created to have fellowship with God; but, because of hit own stubborn self-will, h chose to gc hi own independent way and fellowship wth God was broken. This self-will, char- acterised by an attitude of active rebel ion or passive indif- ference, is an evidence of what the Bible calls tut MAN IS SEPARATED Nothing is too sacred to be thought about. ■E. Crosby Nothing can come out of the artist that is not in the man. -H.L. Mencken Home Economics iKJiliiliillf Alternative School Science Science is a great game. It is in- spiring and refreshing. The playing field is the universe itself. I.I. Rabi LATIN CLUB BLOCK P SKI CLUB The Ski Club plans trips to the Tahoe area on var- ious weekends throughout the year Mr. Warren sponsors the club. tw4 I bJ • W1� 115 445 i n; x t a 2 Hi 145 15 ? Li 1 15$ if ' H-C£ it,� ! — 4u«P5� J? %f iitw'a':vji .1- . v KEY CLUB The Key Club is a service or- ganization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Palo Alto which undertakes both school and community service pro- jects The sponsor is Mr. Hagen GERMAN CLUB The German Club is open to those interested in German culture, sponsored by Frau Cate. BSU The BSU is a club organized to bring unity among black students and awareness from white students. Mrs. Simms is the sponsor. GIRLS’ BLOCK P” The Girls Block P is spon- sored by Mrs. Rouquier. The group works with the GAA Board and their advisor to plan all athletic events for girls. All Girls who have earned 400 points in after-school sports are eligible to join. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The main projects undertaken each year by the International Club are hosting an Inter- national Weekend and organi- zing student exchange programs. The club also raises money to finance projects that aim to- ward world peace. Mr. Parker sponsors the club. CHINESE CLUB The Chinese Club is sponsored by Mr. Masuda for members to learn more about China. RALLY COMMITTEE The Rally Committee promotes school spirit and encourages students to attend rallies and games. The sponsor is Mrs. Oxman. THESPIANS The Thespian Club is made up of students who have gained membership by being active in dramatic productions. This group is sponsored by Mr. Fen- wick and is open to all stu- dents . S CLUB S-Club, The S Club is Paly's girls service club. They are sponsored by Sur- optimists and perform many school and community oriented services. Edna Abrams Mike Ackerman Richard Adam Kristen Allemen Gina Ancona Cathy Anderson John Azevedo Ted Ball Sue Barclay Patty Barret Earl Beamon Idabelle Bedford j v w Kevin Birkes David Blackburn Kathi Blomenkamp Aimee Bolter John Bow Matt Bowra Janifer Burns Patricia Bushnell Michael Butler Leslie Carey Del Carter Hugh Center Reed Anderson Brooke Armstrong John Armstrong Jas Arnold Craig Ashford Julian Ashton Bill Benaderet Rob Benintendi Rick Bennet Susan Berkson Joel Betts Elise Brickford Larry Brewer Henry Brides Madeline Brown Stan Brown Anne Bunnenberg Douglas Burns Mary Clements Paul Cleveland Sandy Cochran Peter Cohan Scott Coltman Bill Comstock Edmund Cosay Mary Cox Karen Cumberpatch Vincent Dailey Andy Davies Lynne Davis Candy Davison Courtenay Dawson Janice De Brokert Julianne Demers Janet Dole Mike Dole Paul Dolkas Sean Donovan Robert Door Kevin Downing Barbara Dunn Barb Dunsmore Jeanne Eberle Mark Edelstein Rosemary Eding Mary Ely Michael Emmons Lori Espinosa Gina Fabrizio Lisa Ferrarini Vince Fletcher Steven Forsen Maxine Forsythe Alane Foug John Gardner Doug Geiger Jeff Glathe Sue Gray Laura Greenberg Stacey Greenberg Martin Gregoire Kathy Hall Roni Hargis Paul Harris Audrey Hart Jim Harvey John Harvey Joe Haussener Marcia Hayashi Pam Heath Don Heckinger Jon Heinichen Brian Hunwick Mike Hughes Diana Hu Martha Holman Paul Holden Jim Hoey David Hendleman Gina Henley Don Henrikson Angela Ignacio Rich Israel Scott Jackson Anne Kallenbach Greg Kaufman Betsy Keesling Barbara Kemis Audrey Kemp Page Kennedy Dennis Langs Amy Latham Martha Latham Lois Laudereau Larry Lavendel Barbara Lee Jeff Hinkley Tonya Hill Jim Hicks Beth Hess John Herrera Louise Herndon Robin Jalone Aaron Jaqua John Jenks Lon Johannes Barbara John Gaye Jones Dave Kent Bruce Kline Neal Kohatsu Michele Koo Kevin Korecky Rob Laflin Sue Leffingwell Jim Lein Beth Lenhart Tom Letts Wesley Leung Nancy Limbaugh Judy Lock Harriett Love Andrew Lush Harvey Lynch Margaret Lynch John McCarty Patti Markey Peter Marshall Claudia Martin Kirk Martin Meri McQmber Barbara Milburn Javier Molina Jeni Molise Kevin Monroe Hans Mooyman Elizabeth Morcott Jay Morris Mark Newton Frank Nielsen Nancy Niemeyer Laurel Nitz Dan Nitzan Debbie Ogasawara Rob McCay Kirsty McEwen Tim MeKnight Doug Manteli Denise Maraschin Ilene Maraschin Dave Miller Lin Miller Leslie Mills Rod Mills Trudy Minor Vince Miranda Bryan Morrison Becky Murray Tom Murphy Brenda Nakatsu Mary Rose Nasr Johanna Nemeth Roger Ogle Renee Ohl Nowell Olsen Jeffrey Parker Jim Parris Teri Paulson Todd Pearson Barbara Pendleton Penny Proctor Lynn Peterson Joe Petrovich Lisa Petty Polly Phares Yvonne Piffero Holly Pillsbury Kira Pirofski Andrea Place Loni Poliak Robin Poppoff Jeff Preston Dana Pruitt Carolyn Pugh John Ralls Joel Ransom Carmen Robinson Luis Rodriquez Sue Rolfe Donna Ross Stuart Rosse Kristine Rubenis Jayne Schauer Gary Scheon Charles Schulz Holly Scott Randy Scott Debbie Sharpe David Rector Jacqueline Reed Robin Reed Debbi Regon Amy Renalds John Riper Vicki Ruff Barb Sabatine Luiza Santos Eric Sakuma Meg Saunders Joan Savage George Shaw Adrienne Sher Steve Sherby Marion Shores Richard Silver John Simons Kathy Simanek Laurie Slocum Ed Spalding Laura Spence Claire Stager Kendra Starmer Eileen Sullivan Allan Takigawa Bob Tanabe Mike Tarrice Janine Taylor Robert Temple Peter Vaerst John Vian Jim Wagner Jeff Waldman Melinda Walz Robert Waterhouse Robert Wilkins Lydia Williams Steve Williams Mark Wiser Diane Wolfsohn Lawrence Woodworth Suanne Starner Nancy Stein Jessica Steinhart Stephanie Stairs Mimi Stewart Doug Stimpson Wilma Terluin Liza Terry Robert Thomas Mark Thompson Eileen Thurman Dan Tierney Robert Weaver Geoff Webb Paul Wegner Jerry Weisberg Scott Wells Janet White Jim Wookey Curtis Wong Linda Wong Robert Worden Bruce Wynn Jon Yoshizumi Gordon Young Philip Young Ned Worthington Bob Zander INTERTEC Technology Marketing in Europe 4015 Fabian Way, Palo Alto TELEGEN Closed Circuit TV in High Fidelity Color 4015 Fabian Way, Palo Alto These pages are dedicated to Mr. Bross. Right On School Spirit! Idience is one that is intelligent ,ed - and a little drunk. W. Barkley Bob Layout: Claire Coleman Sue Kelley Liz Larson Karen Layman Sally Santana Kendra Starmer Margaret Roberts Lise Williams Advisor: Jerry Alexander Sue, Karen, Liz, Margaret Madrono Staff ‘aul, Lise, Chris, Kendra, Stu, Jerry, Sally, Doug, Eric Editor: Erica Gerard News Editor: Wes Raffel Editorials: Mike Huntsberger Features Editor: Steve Lenox Sports Editor: Neal Leavitt Girls Sports: Gina Rowland Chief Photographer: Gary Martin Business Manager: Mike Prince Photographers: Lin Miller Paul Van Maanen Greg Tseng Ted Bailey, Brent Coleman, Mary Cox, Tony Hughes, Dave Kent, Sue Mathrusse, Ann Rodgers,Val Miller, John Vian, Geoff Webb, Art Gray, Liz Lush, Lisa Benson, Mike Butler, Steve DePangher, Jim Math- russe, Dan Sherman, Jim Wookey, Sarah Whitaker, Lynn Peterson, Marc Peterson, Mike Gold... o VARSITY BASKETBALL After a slow start, Paly came back to win the consolation trophy in the Ukiah Holiday Tournament. In league play, the underdog Vikings pulled off upsets over Ravenswood, Gunn, and in overtime, M.A. The teams most discour- aging losses came in close games with Gunn and Sequoia. The Vikes were led by sharpshooting Herb Rhodes, Melvin Grimes, who was deadly from the top of the key, and high scorer Jim Kranz- thor. Also turning in key performances were Ken Peterson, big man John Arm- strong, Steve DePangher alias Danny Heater, Randy Scott, and Jim Wookey. A strong bench was led by Gordon Iki and Vince Dailey. Coach: Clem Wiser Steve DePangher Jim Wookey Rick Raymond John Armstrong Ken Peterson Jim Kranzthor Vince Dailey Melvin Grimes Randy Scott Herbert Rhodes Gordon Iki Managers; John Paul Glen Kirk Van Maanen Kasper JV BASKETBALL This year saw a renaming of this division: it is now called J.V basketball, and the rearrangement seemed to benefit Paly greatly. On the season, the team lost but one game, and came out on top of the league With the help of Ken White, who came out of retirement to coach again, the Vikes were inspired by the play of Ralph Kanz, Jim Brown, and Jerry Weisburg Kyle Eaton, a sophomore, also played well consis- tently Congrats to all the J V.'s. Coach: Ken White Kevin Downing Rory Raymond Jim Brown Jim Line Kyle Eaton Ralph Kanz Mike Prince Matt Bowray Mark Wiser Jerry Weisburg Brent Coleman Dennis Rhodes WRESTLING Coaches: Wes Fisher, Scott Yeaman Wrestling team record 7-1 Coach Fisher's grapplers put on a fine show this year, showing that once they were one of the best In outmuscling just about every- body, the Vikings were led by All-Leaguer Dan Boyett, with fine showings by seniors George Ulvang and Davey Jones as well as junior Del Carter. Guillermo Alonso,Robert Brohmer,Del Carter,Jeff Cole,Hunter Doi Brooke Armstrong,Jeff Glathe,Rick Greene,Scott Hackley, Julian Ashton,Jonas Haro,Lon JohannesfMike Johnson,Dave Jones, Dave Backer,Jeff Kot,Dennis Langs, Paul Lee,Tom Letts,Tim Lowry Dan Boyett,Jeff Preston,Mark Przybyla,Luis Rodriguez,John Sliney Tony Brewer,Mike Tarrice,Robert Thomas,George Ulvang,Greg Young VARSITY SOCCER Soccer this year was only one thing-frustrating. Starting out with high hopes, and lots of talent the Vikings should have made the Shaugnessy play offs without too much trouble. As things went, however, they controlled the field and not the nets, letting up too many goals and not scoring enough. Leading scorer Greg Sancier and forward Chris Wynn sparked the offense, and great defens was played by Dave Johnson, but the Vikes could only eke out one win. Combined with a forfeit by Gunn, the record stood at 2-4-2. Better luck next year? Coaches: Ray Kortan Steve Gordon Chris Reynolds Jon Buurma Joe Petrovich Chris Wynn Ross Brown Dave Crane Doug Geiger Pete Fishel Greg Sancier Jack Fulton Brad Burget Charlie Schultz Dave Johnson Tony Hughes Jeff Williams Ed Spaulding Jim Strong SOPH. SOCCER The sophomores went through the season on an even note, coining up with a record of 3-1-4, good enough to make the league playoffs. A strong offense, led by forward Jay Cole, the teams leading scorer, and defensive efforts by Al Ken- rick and goalie Chuck Randazzo, combined to make the team one of the top teams in the S.P.A.L. Coach: Ray Wesner Team: Doug Andrews Ted Bailey Toby Bewick Alan Bronstein Jay Cole Alan Dey Peter Forse Farin Foshay Hassan Gathoga Sam Gelpi Ray Hogue Todd Jacobson Mitch Johson Vince Johnson Kalle Kanerva Al Kenrick Gregg Lawrence Mark Martin Hans Mooyman Ken Morse Adrian Morton Glen Murray Val Pizarev Bill Price Mark Ramwell Chuck Randozzo Joe Rapport Mark Remme1 _______T3o i -rtfo = IaIq, t c? a t-___ GIRLS’ BASKETBALL GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS CHOIR Miss Klein Music NONETTE JAZZ BAND BAND Another day gone Chris Ball Ted Ball Stan Brown Keith Christman Brent Coleman Pete Fishel Jim Hacher Jim Hoey Tony Hughes Kevin Riper GOLF TENNIS Ackerman, Mike Ashton, Julian Dawidoff, Mike Fried, David Gibbons, Bob Hackley, Scott Jamison, Tom Jacobson, Tod Jenks, John Johnson, Dave King, Sam Kohatsu, Neal Mellberg, Greg McKnight, Tim Morton, Adrian Molina, Javier Owens, Peter Preston, Jeff Roberts, Pat Sandoval, F. Scott, Randy Schultz, Chas Shaw, George Small, Tom Spaulding, Ed Stivender, Jim Williams, Jeff Worthington, Ned SWIMMING Jim Hamilton Wes Raffel Dennis Langs Jeff Giathe Robert Door John Vian Gary Hardin lam McClelland John Simons Chris Dale Russ Kanz Greg Ohanian Jeff Brees Steve Evitt Rick Konrady Dave Jones Mike Johnson Robert Waterhouse Bob Weaver Caleb Chung Tony Brewer Jonas Haro Dave Richardson Jeff Grimmard Coach: Ed Hart GYMNASTICS JV BASEBALL Dave Blackburn Mark Deaton Kyle Eaton Tim Evans Sam Gelpi Kalle Kanerva Mark Martin Rodney Mills Mark Remmel Cliff Schuch Kevin Smith Joe Rapport Mark Remmel John Wax Coach: Scott Yeaman ww • • «+ «1 « •■' A fif� ' tf— • ’. i • i : V VV- % f TMKffVi Cole, Jay DePangher, Steve Tijiboy Florant, Carl Stimpson, Doug Jaqua Tseng, Greg Iki, Gordon Rice, Bob Deaton, Greg Armstrong, John Green, Bill Wells, Scott Randazzo, Chuck Tierney, Dan Anderson, Reed Boyett, Dan Burns, Doug Dailey, Vince Domer, Tim Bow, John Kenrick, A1 Price, Bill Rhodes, Herbert Peck, Doug Van Maanen, Paul Grundman, Chris Chan, George Mooyman, Hans Center, Stu Olson Peterson, Tom Cathoga, M Cathoga, H Downing, Kevin Marshall, Peter Donovan, Sean Vaerst 'Forse, Peter Heckinger Managers: Chris Reynolds Jim Strong Adams, Paulette Brown, Betsy Bunnenburg, Ann Carey, Leslie Coleman, Anne tte Cox, Mary Dawson, Cpirtenay DeVries, JoDee Colan, Jane Everett, Ellen Forsythe, Maxine Forsythe, Yvonne Garwood, Andrea Grebmeier, Jackie Hall, Kathy Ho, Linda Hu, Diana Ingran, Betsy Keesling, Betsy Kieraldo, Lisa Lenhart, Beth Maskik, Monica Phares, Pally Rubenis, Kris Schaal, Lynette Shaw, Carol Shores, Marian Siders, Janice Siordia, Barb Stamer, Susaane Sumida, Jenelle Takigawa, Chris Terluin, Wilma Tsujimoto, Joyce Wahler, Diana Wegner, Paula Wong, Linda l I Remember Mama Palo Alto High School Auditorium February 22, 23, 24, 1973 THE CAST (in order of appearance) TRIN ............... 4A.................. PA ................. 3MAR................ RISTINE ............ . HYDE ............. LS ................. ST TRINA ........... ST SIGRID .......... ST JENNY ........... :LE CHRIS .......... . THORKELSON ....... . JOHNSON .......... SE ................. SURSE .............. DTHER NURSE ........ TERN ............... RUBWOMAN ........... DA CLERK ........... DELINE ............. ROTHY SCHILLER ..... SOMAN .............. DRENCE DANA MOREHEAD ’JL BOY ............ ?EL GUESTS ......... :LE ELIZABETH ...... .............. Laura Timothy .............. Deena Freeman .............. Rob Worden ................ Ellen Sevy ................ Marla Robe ................ Cory Arnold ............ Gregory Colburn .............. Nancy Jamison ................ Pam Freund .......... Barbara Pendleton ............... Garry Martin ................ David Houle ................ Geoff Webb ................Jeff Maschmg ................Lisa Petty .............. Robin Bartlett ................ 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HcJbfc-emfc V. 1 tTh Uu. ible') We're forever walking the fine line of diplomacy. What would happen if we should take another route? Sitting cross-legged on a mountain of answers, iBearch for the right question. It’s ridiculous to tell the whole world what “truth” is in a two by-three Inch box. Je vous simes ires amis. Caa-i L t t Or- A, _ Ituvrov ' fff lit+j ier G eJ blossom; let a thousand schools of thought contend. —MAO TSS-TITNG POWER TO THE PEOPLE! By ERICA GERARD “The question is,” said Alice, whether you can make words mean different things,” The question is,” said Humpty Dumpty, which is to be master — that’s all. —Lewis Carroll Let a hundred flowers TBRtf yrft«'s. L +1 fc'tct OAY.5, Amo w« Koptf (A!4i -k UI4I� | I'M TAW -JKfBe.Uj i Tk. V Ka H We demand an education which ex poses the lies and oppression created by this corrupt system, teaches the true heroic history of the oppressed people, and al- lows each person to develop their full potential. —VENCEREMOS Principles of Unity « • t t « The people, and the people alone, are the motive force in the making of world history MiKe Gold I his loos: i mtVe Li w no inih t Poit :ot uA- t orr ip 'ecllr. ’ ood ind alt ktr.j 1 t i Sits u dU d: til! ■3 1; ' d „n — J-.J ■ - WJ bind: o ;n b rec IccI: iV l i g C • bl -c 1 JL ca Tny b .at ..: 10 ;-L2 i r-1 :el oot :cy cl d: doo b. , _ori hi'vo ercy: j J te 3 roe! e - eace -oel by -Ivin 2 Wilson P. Graham; Jn JacQ ELI E GfthftWE t£ ft SroJtj (xlukiyb $m«lf Itaoe a smile rawcly} even Hicacjh Scnv+iVtw'v if ht i tv. 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J73 PoJc R- £Ittirf Claudia -Hams James Sbi sae ncr c?+ ot nooS X Yutd A.lfc ord pgcptt; -W £ CRHFK 6 [ herC 1 t � A oed t r nd S � hr4 Mwr 5pa£U L y u0 ioo u jA «:i£r p .rti , 5u wr 'lif || W6 iHi 44i£ prt_4+. David Heinichen A.e« 14 4“ftjY' y u.f ■ 'Kt m a.'o. aa i ? i f w , — flielvM U rj f j 1 Mtftt ? Am -D L( i V lAJuhrynfi 2 itejUr f ! ,' ■ ,% bo tu bit 4t t t iJhf - ry n tA U f- iTAlA J «2 yTT)Di iWc y ?t4 hth'tvt {j h) „ I Uo? h IOj good tVi rvcgS mvj rSxfd, or I good tw?ng5«oo 93 D?l ljjcl ror oo oS iSrrvGL, Suzanne J tide brand gVocL ma. ohcl mcrd D?ot cl w?tV goo ooo by; Sceanaa H'flda.b'-aaCi 'David -Houle, Cogite Hogue Ljou darv. ♦ve, Cou rse o- ov£ far W M: -finds ou C or u iU guide, eours (K. g br3r • ca4 Lj • 'qonnEsteaci- MELISSA T. HU33ELL S-Cluo Lil Vike 3locfc P Key Club Lettergirl kally Coma it tee . . . . Missy, wno nad a fun time at Paly, will remrnber many tnings. Christmas dances, -TSSs, football and basketball games, T.P.ing nouses, break- foot at Lenox's house; gettin kicked out of the library, writing notes during Frencn, Hospital, parties... riding tandem with Paul V. , eoing to Farrell's, N.J.'s cabin, and everything else. After all this, Missy plans to go to Ariz. to maior in Home-Ec. Tnanxs to all who made good old Paly funi fPTC Qjjgfc. ALL AFTER THE esT. 1833 I her� VKe whaiIcwv ut.ll £W€ kye bo£ e . -toocotA. bj + € vove � � of V-Vse «(% |c UKmAotui iWxtiflred all o.re Icaouj n. T Vie. a«. k 11r cl neuj cx If oj See ' Cu-n owa; Arvi tevt-Vuriq tKc 4 fc� CiCl Fl« T Ki Cv.t lo c!l; the’ Qr .’ w ful da wWab tr 5tedJof lovc. AU are Tire {? rcj,Ve FU I Oc d flathauj Carl Hughes 11 Aauti (iit contrivere ma . De A ‘ ' new' 0 ' Viitt c ltt fi' 'ct x oil Wt Vtefctti , hj, u.,ii(coit 3k.tidstw.il k, ix tAte. fci . h’ak,, t thi that imi ket ilccr ) astoTyirui TR.R T0 to Lon ce Hvrd UAitfC' S4 ' oac s tnphc ,ii i ’ 0 a e not lies - feecomins P '?k etWe t$ Vvcvmo, � o - VW, u ni utrie n .vsh«« %� A-e. Cft -c Ptppl • Clda j Xkc 0« fV, - :X. 3 r 'v � | ffv-d CW+ v i l e J J fnt vJ ! Aip i v 1 “ v Jf if tH k y- ,v,£' r4 ' JAii � i '£� h I n(tk f v j i { ■ r f • x ne, ., , Ct� i ‘Vyjr f ,'■'« y Jose Xiernoe- marK Jacchson tworreiA) m ju ffIV £af 2' fiUwlhtr 6U7[ ... SMT ej 104-071 I «j 'flu. UM « I Aiy tjtperitAfcts. $ 'For everything there is a Seasoned a t� rr e for every matter under heaven' a t� me to break down,and a time to build up ;a time to weep, and dtirne to laugh , a time 4o seeK, and a time tc lose a time to Keep .and a time to cast av jy; a time to keep silencfe-jOnd a Hme to speak J Ecclesiastes 3 1,3.4 4 7 Thanks tx my fbiy friends 'Nancy, Sue, reg, P l, Rick ohn M-,JohnJ. Alive becaus of Jes«3, Marilyn JenKs 1 Jensen Xbvid Johnson KiiKe Johnson b yz UM , UjAuA docn uyiJba, Russel I Zfohnson 'tCin favuvM addfV O ? r 0 Y14- taJ_£ cJUi yuadtwruo Mt PoO aw nA CoJiock nfrfoty Coj C vn utajvLr , U3jtUl X ulj Jtiuo. lOfruuf k4AjOO Xf ujLQ txr ot p- -$.■ BB 'Roger Hemis Karen R‘in 0 t$no u ron c e, or ng Jt side_ A o niScry m not fcifirtfj Jowfcif % only ,n lot l°v,r J J I earned ttoe truths io it.il them to yo ntw As o 9° Sa-'l'n$ t roo h the Jtn On ypvr ioward • fe Ro4 ffftkoen £«sndjK . I may be a Paly senior , but my heart's still with my old school Ramsey in St Paul, I felt like I belonged there, like I was practically growing out of the floor, which is the way one sasai should feel about a high school And everyone there had school spirit-something that seems to lack over here But if you don t like Paly, if you've been here 3 years, it's got one thing going for it-it s your school, and your friendsCand enemies), Your di- ploma will carry memories, and if you realize it or don't, that means alot. What I really want to do is % say good-bye to Ramsey, as if I’d never left it.yn f n L , OSl J3fc 0 i Why don't you people try some j= old-fashioned spirit? It doesn’t Remembering: Let's go straight down to the boat - - Shirley Lake - - Twink races - 'I'm an abonibuu snowman - - Harris's Sweet Potatos - - What about Malo? - Live and Cuss - - The Dark Ages - - 'The Plays of Malo-Lucifer Pro. It's a Wild World .Stevens,C. March 5, April 3,9, July 25 January 1, then 8. Love. 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Co f cFredi (Darner Tlenalds Ualk. iKTO a Svr n JL and JjJJia skado ik.it'U XV ci life in the 20th century is like a parachute jump: you have to get it right the first time, margaret mead je vous aimes, mes amis ( h iST A U £ f ftJOkos Mar K Allen Kevin Robe Theres so many memories of Paly I could never list them all, but here goes:the creek. Bandstand,Radio X,Mitch,Troy, Steppin-out,Football,Track, Chrises coffee,Big M,Parties Galore,Choppers to Coronado, Greg M.,Greg S,,Wood,Jack, Garry,Mike,Dan,Chris,Verne, and my best memory of all, Nartcys Smile. Thanks Paly! ROBERT A. RICE tHrooCjVn a, 'rn� 2� Kj haze Luc, lootC a+ u ha+ Wc'oc, door. —- we. OccjQn Unsure. cdT our c irec+too l te Chi Idreo} u C. Luan- da reel ’tKrc’o I On It ness a d CorrTo rd ’'iC C-hrT S OT bcio , Cts cue -followed ovjt dreamy, Loc gCuncd -Frtrod5l KncuOled e — 7hemonc5. and once a3a‘ toe looC throo h Ol 'hQit, u.‘here, ore, n 'mQtecbfteei Base Have punt will travel. Ksl, Ab 3 a. 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