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«T t+Sfc lTir3 | Frosh tennis playe W6tl“'® „,1 new vigor into Pa •, rrs s Next? Title- ,. ’8, 4f| n« T“- ... ®L tvip P l° A tennis linnets Q dente a ° day . Sfl T?e varsity Santa cuttwd g, «tffrce V:00 to rhCr°w l. - ° -4K2 rW ™L er (f. Vj o. 6-Q . w armCe 0 fr ° S? at XL Sf«- fW Title By LABAN HINTON The P lo Alto High girls' varsity tennis team captured the Santa Clara Valley Athletic League championship by de- feating Await and Santa Clara last week. The Vikings also defeated Redwood School in a non- league match. The Vikes finished with a league record of 8-0, and an overall record of 14-0. They were fol- lowed in the standings by defending champion, Gunn, Palo Alto ■ • ryef, the syA eeded on helping unrTrea - who would otnerwiy «aje represented have taken the initii N c0X , , ManJof'ns oM ,nva n Ju up —oft, ■ Rec “ Palo A and Gu in finals Long-awaited rema tor-tennis title Thursc To the surprise of no one. - ,X ! Alto and Gunn high schools’ g tennis teams won easily Tuesda) r iY.c the first round of the Santa ru Valley Athlete 1 V -- 1 tay one't ■nasrSjs - rl _ veil. t, Palo Alto is stil tieSCVALcrowr 28-26. oV,28-26. Ibe W «f ? ’ «°- !'n ■ By tc ou « £ • 3 10-51 xo gviis ab v « r vnsen ■ ' “like on, UEftB PSgSS sS? «3E -.aSSfS SSS siS!1-® ! ate‘,6j H.p aifsa s - otdetU8be6 tearn ir°T cotnpwsneu W ldual ¥ 'i vs 'e : § • fshmen RIN( . DEDICATION This year's Madrono is dedicated to principal James Van for his care and devotion to Palo Alto High School. Seen often around campus by the students, he gained the love and respect of many of them. He was always willing to help in student activities and took a special interest in individuals. In administrating, Mr. Van put effort into or- ganization and fund-raising. He also greatly improved relations between students and administration during his four years at Paly. 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D.S. physics labs, ping pong with M.H THE DARKROOM, 2 GREAT years as a COUGAR! CUBBERLEY LIVES! DYE KIDS! RON FRIED 35 ’ —----------V kr nKS Vx mcrn oft. XX,4-v f Sb DU aufar t 4jd( Li 3 P - H W c v t o- Ur Jr c ccxao d cx o. c Vtr 'rx p uA o ondcc— t-bOC r C Q. yy s jdC 50 CXD rOU O'OVoIvTtaX- w Sv-f port:; rvo, iraj ioc vJQ.HOO Vor Vna (%cx imo i. cs « n . 0P tooC. VS -iwxa A rk V C(U fc tm rpoo n ,Q caf x s5 - 4 V T .-ey-sto — , .|Oj00 .1LoA ■ Tbnnorroto uoe. ujiII be. older.. VA.4 LO i j i.ij . . b«. uovser-? Thanhs +o everone. uoho rnade. TfrJu fun. feo.rb 'yf C r 0L AVas Uf'y, CaxW t| 4i o« c«c3. - cc' I taj « ya t ryivx fSt Qia c ; 1 Yna r-MW s a' |5tWk «ki««b f ftvtx c r o f .r +T« -BL(m rriLVit' (n t (HorLtyr C .k '«.). ‘ « c ww B.MMhHui Tk Qr«£ (ifvV tVoh 1 f in .inn w. Ufc ? f%A Oir Ljmt«r yll ' ft . vou a«« iV T £ a Muk? 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J LCv) e Time1 ndv In loo Uu-k ij, uticn ice re tocjtfter laughing. -chicane- '•hank-j for ail Uie rca-dcf-tim ;, uisa B.j U . .. C , kaht, Oikki, kir-jKn(t)arc ,Or try I A Lc eri', fccrbaU gamo, La±- .Family! 6 «st-i f f 0)1 ha J' A I. .-f i, . .- pdAQS . fisfiiM 0 fa bn he , pn f Unrks U Of zfa Ort v - fc yut h,ojr [ ,Q r Q lvi : (A T r- 'Aro . porter u.p, d! k ’.ci Al ( Dc 'hhCiA StioA ia.yr . .. ml H' a l Gt fSUiw OLJL OacwV ™; 1 Xa x'cvC 1 QriutK acco f Ac .'‘I'H.LC-C “'icrtO'c' awyv ® J ttUy iV (- Candace Young MEMORIES . . . Cubberley, noon tapes. Thanks for 2 wonderful years at Paly.Goodbye to DB,TJ,TO,DO,BC. Bye to John Bonham, Led Zeppelin lives on. Teachers - so long - CS,IJ ,HH,JD,GJ,GL,RB, JB • Take care, Ah IIQA) ALLAN ZURAVVEL Our Senior doss hos chorocteristics unlike those of any other class in Palo Alto High School's history. We hove established on atmosphere in which individ- uality can flourish. The originality that is distinctly ours is shown by our numerous ond creative dress up days. Our comrade and mascot. Journey the dog, also serves as a symbol to remind those who know us that we are determined to be different. I am sure that the individuality which we have treasured as a class will have a lasting effect on each of its mem- bers in the challenging years to come. Good Luck! 75 - Megan McMills More Abroms Jesska Armond Greg Dorcklow 3 — 9 m Steven iir bn Denldld k Docook ssa Beyd is Bradford irry Sutler Steve Cooney Ihi Colton Curlb n Davidson sfln Demings Chorles English Ken Evans Lvuls Fang kOrian Gee net Green Mots Hags tan Ike Hamilioi Jim Harrington leve Harrington Matthew Harris Sonia Hicks Missing Seniors Natalie Holliday Hugh Howell 1 GhAara Jackson jPn Johnson «Q Klaproth Poul Kraft Sandy Lawson Carole Legall Cad Leonaid LoiDlee Lobato p Lynch Luotto n Lutge rgp Manheimei khoel Mo hawn McKpa id McLa m ® “ihan Mooi Muellei Daryl Ross Dean Rum Barclay Ru Edward rman Wayne Smith Juanita Springer Matthew Stoll Stephen Tao Alan Tenney Gary lotti k Jennie Ti Valdez linghai numan I ll n m aMiia Alan Picker w Tan Posrle Elhnbeth Razzano ■ John Koines 6 Dest Eyes: Wendy Toylor 6 Joey MADRONO 1981 PRODUCED MADRONO STAFF CAMERAMAN WRIGHT EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS RIMERMAN KALAR WHITE HINTON SCHONHER VARSITY FOOTBALL ALL-SCVAL: Mark Ford Mike Beasley, Steve Brooks, Reid Johnson, and Jim Harbaugh Second Team: Mike Christy, Peter Stein, and Bruce Brugler All-Peninsula: Mark Ford (most valuable back) and Mike Beasley Honorable Mention: Reid Johnson, Jim Harbaugh, and Steve Brooks Awards: MVP Best Of.-Lineman Best Of.-Dack Iron Men Coaches Best D.-Lineman Best D.-Lineman Mark Ford Mike Christy Mark Ford Steve Brooks, Scott Jones, and Mike Christy Peter Stein Ken Brewer Mike Beasley TOP ROW: Bruce Brugler, Bill Randall, Jim Harbough, Reid Johnson, Conrad Smith, Todd Thieman, Bernie Flather, Eric Peterson, Ken Brewer, Ted Fletcher, Kevin Ganschow, Tony Tiapon, Dan Rosenbaum, Drew Von Horne, John McIntosh. Mike Beasley, STANDING: Charlie Cardwell, A. J. North. Jeff Wells, John Edmiston, Bill Niethommer, Scott Jones, Paul Jackson, Paul Kraft, Kurt Hipp, Mike Kreiger, Jeff Diether, Derek Kay, Craig Wentz, Jim Verweyst, Earl Hansen, KNEELING: Peter Keegan, Curtis Berger, Mike Holtum, Jim Venters, Dave French, Ken Smith, Darryl Bodden, Matt Davis, Bob Atkins, Mark Sloan, Steve Brooks, Mike Christy. SEATED: Joel Crowley, Wayne Smith, Peter Sabin, Robert Garcia, Jeff Marth, Dave Montez, Mark Mason, Scott McClelland, Peter Stein, Steve Sabbag, Pat Ryan, Mark Ford, NOT PICTURED: Scott Drennan, Dan Melick. UPPER LEFT: The second defensive teom prepores for ocrion UPPER CENTER: Mike Beasley breaks up a play UPPER RIGHT: Reid Johnson makes an acrobatic catch MIDDLE CENTER: Scott McClelland and Scott Drennan employ o successful blitz LOWER CENTER: The Paly line crushes an opposing running back Led by first year coach Earl Hanson, Paly's varsity football team completed a remarkable turnaround from last year's doormat finish (1-9) to second place in the SCVAL (9-1). This finish enabled the Vikes to go for the first time ever to CCS, where they barely lost to Champion Live Oak in the first round (14-21). PALY OPPONENT 26 Sequoia 0 17 San Carlos 6 35 Peterson 0 28 Los Altos 14 9 Mountain View 32 28 Wilcox 26 26 Santa Clara 14 31 Duchser 10 34 Await 0 14 Gunn 0 CCS 14 Live Oak 21 85 ADOVE: Poul Kroft (15) ond the Poly Line holt o drive DELOW: Druce Drugler noils the Duchser quarterback UPPER ABOVE: Drew Von Horne shows his powerful fol- low through ABOVE: Jim Harbough denies on adversary 86 UPPER LEFT: Ken Brewer, Jim Horbough, Mike Beasley, and Mark Mason momentar- ily relax during a victory CENTER LEFT: Ted Fletcher (40) and Craig Wentz (30) make a down field tackle LOWER BOTTOM: Scott Dren- nan BELOW: Mark Ford illus- trates his agility FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TOP-.Alex Glassford, Vincent Sullivan, Alan Williams, Anthony Scruggs, Timothy Seward, Elia Cholakis, Gordon Fields, Jeff Lovelace, Michael Barbee, Colin Sox, Tom English, Peter Dreckmeir, Ernest Harper 2nd: Assistant Coach Dankins, Rondy Isaac, Anthony Lawson, David Dodd, Ken Scott, Kevon Wade, William Hancock. Tom Aarts, Eric Hiss, Steve Niethammer, Coach Williams 3rd: Neal Aronson, Rodney Green, Tim O'Drien, J. Drown, Doug Grlsmore, Brad Cloutier, Michael Markels, K. Atkins, Edward Hudson, Paul Jensen, Keith Griggs, Kevin Dell, Drian Johnson 4th: Mascot Niethammer, Courtney Wade, Scott Runner, Christian Kalor, Scott Arterbum, John McLaughlin, Tony Rasoosa, Steven Dudley, Yael Segall, James Seto, Rodney Smith. Paly's Frosh Soph football team won the SCVAL title, finishing with a 9- 1- 1 record. Excellent coaching by John Williams combined with a number of all-league players to give the team it's strength. The sea- son was highlighted by Paly's 35-6 victory over Gunn. PALY OPPONENT 12 San Carlos 12 25 Sequoia 6 34 Peterson 14 25 Los Altos 6 19 Mountain View 14 6 Wilcox 7 16 Santa Clara 6 35 Buchser 14 21 Await 7 35 Gunn 6 ALL SCVAL: Steve Neithammer (MVP of SCVAL) Tim O'Drien, Randy Issac, Allan Williams, Keith Greigs, Rod Green SEC- OND TEAM: Kevin Wade, Mike Markels, Mike Basbe AWARDS: best back - Randy Issac best lineman - Alan Williams most valuable player - Steve Niethammer captains - Rod Green, Steve Niethammer, Tim O’Brien coaches award - Tom Hiken 89 WATER POLO UPPER LEFT: Kevin Peterson prepares to pass the ball UPPER RIGHT: Jeff Dalton ADOVE: Dob Abbott prepares to score. LOWER RIGHT: Team plans strate- gy- At FT TO Under the tutelage Coach Hark- FROSH-SOPH ness. Paly’s water polo finished fourth in the SCVAL and gained a Paly’s Frosh-Soph water polo CCS berth. team also faired well, as the Vikes took a third place finish in SCVAL and the Harbor tourno- ment. PALY OPPONENT 13 Los Altos 7 PALY OPPONENT 5 Duchser 6 14 Peterson 4 3 Live Oak 12 16 Mt. View 5 12 Carmel 2 6 Await 12 5 Duchser 2 7 Gunn 10 7 Mt. View 0 16 Wilcox 17 5 Await 0 5 Dellarmine 8 CCS 8 Gunn 9 10 Carmel 5 8 Compalindo 10 8 Duchser 17 5 Lyn brook 12 Santa Terresa 14 14 Carmel 4 TOP ROW: Jeff Dolton, Den Mazer, Matt Stoll, Doug Sharp, Coach Tom Scheuffele. THIRD ROW: Coach Harkness, Andy Barnes, Alan Saldich, Deke Rowell, Paul Cohen, Chris Djork, SECOND ROW: Bob Abbott, Mark Thesing, Jim Dewson, John McLeod, BOTTOM ROW: Robert Pace, Kevin Peterson VARSITY ALL SCVAL: Bob Abbott, Jeff Dolton AWARDS: most valuable player Bob Abbott most improved - Alan Saldich coaches award - Rob Pace UPPER LEFT: Paly goalie attempts to block a score. RIGHT: Andy Barnes LOW- ER LEFT: Paul Kryska and teammate. 91 C D BASKETBALL The C basketball team complet- ed this year, finishing 9-0. The C's dominated all of their games, as the closest spread was eight points. Coach Wiser combined his instructional talents with the su- purb playing of Mike Nakanishi and Dean Kumagai. PALY OPPONENT 50 Menlo Atherton 27 46 Woodside 31 40 Sequoia 28 40 Mountain View 32 55 Mountain View 43 53 San Carlos 40 42 Sequoia 18 61 Woodside 33 43 San Carlos 30 Lee Nagareda, Mike Nakanishi, Gareft Okano, Steffo Ter luin, Kingsley Chin, Amur Ismail, and Dean Kumagai AWARDS: most valuable players - Mike Nakanishi Dean Kumagai captains - Dean Kumagai Steffo Terluin ABOVE: Dean Kumagai sinks a jumper over his opponent's head RIGHT: Lee Negareda passes ball in an assist The D team hod o disappoint- ing season this year, losing many games by close scores. Led by Effrain Gonzalez, the D's finished 1 - 8. PALY OPPONENT 24 Menlo Atherton 34 23 Woodside 21 34 Sequoia 41 13 Mountain View 54 35 Mountain View 37 20 San Carlos 34 29 Sequoia 34 19 Woodside 33 27 San Carlos 40 AWARDS: most valuable play- er - Effraim Gonzales captain - Edvardo Hernandez 93 CROSS COUNTRY MVP Varsity: Mike McCollum MVP FS: Elliott Wong MVP JV: Steve Willrich Most Improved: Martin Kryska Team Captains: Dan Drickman, Mitch Fiszer All League Varsity: McCollum, Fiszer, Johnson All League FS: Wong All League JV: Drickman, Finkel. Kryska, Willrich The season was a highly successful one, with the boys' Varsity finishing second and the JV team finishing first. The frosh- soph team finished fourth. The girls Var- sity finished fourth, with the majority of the members being young and hopeful for the future. The boys Varsity was highlighted by All-League performances by McCollum, Fiszer, and Johnson. McCollum won the league, Regions, CCS, and finished third in Nor Cals. He was selected for the ALL Nor Cals team. The girls' team was comprised of mostly young and inexperienced runners, who proved themselves to be serious and en- thusiastic contenders. Cross-Country: Boys: Dove Beard, Andrew Berndt, Don Brick- man, Ivon Clinton, Jim Cody. Tim Dimock, Ken Elkind, Joe Finkel, Mitch Fizer, Scotland Jockmon, Ion Johnson, Dove Hill, Jim Kollmon, Martin Kryska, Mike McCollum, David Northway, Doug Novotny, Steve Nowlis, Mack Polemus, Dirk Price, Steve Rothert, Deep Singh, Tony Villador. George Wong, Jim Wester- berger. Steve Willrich, Elliot Wong. Girls: Beth Aronson. Lisa Beck, Mortho Cornell, Kim Deterline, Shirley Eng, Laurie Fresh, Sarah Getzoff, Heather Hollenbeck, Jeanese Hansen, Lisa Hill, Ellen Larsen, Leah Porter, Jennifer Prentise. Kate Renfrew, Kelly Rich Most Valuable: Martha Cornell Most Improved: Leah Porter Captain: Martha Cornell J.V. Most Valuable: Sarah Getzoff Captain: Jeanese Hansen Most Improved: Shirley Eng VOLLEYBALL Varsity, left to right, coach Judy Stark, Traci Bucholz, Lori DuDois, Linda Liberatore, Ann Jones, Sherri Yoch, asst, coach Doug Burns, asst, coach Cindy Whitaker, Michelle DuDois, Lisa Sabbag, Amy Robinson, and Darryl Whaley. Varsity: Most Valuable- Amy Robinson Most Improved: Liso Sabbag Coaches Award- Michelle Dubois Co-Captains Lower Left: Michelle DuDois returns a serve. Lower Right: Lisa 5abbag sets up a play. Varsity Volleyball won the league match against Santa Clara, but lost seven league matches. It was a season of change from one level of volleyball to another. The gradual advancement of individual tech- niques and skills facilitated the development of an of- fense and defense necessary for good volleyball. Through this period of transition the players continued to persevere and be patient. Junior Varsity: coach Margie Rou- quier, Krista Baumhoff, Pascale Les- bros, Michelle Falkner, Vicki Burnett, Suzanne De Long, Karla Tinklenberg, Alexandrea Todd, Carol Smallwood, and Lisa Canty. Junior Varsity: Most Valuable- Pascale Lesbros Most Improved- Carol Smallwood Coaches Award- Alex Todd With nine players, nine of which had high school experience, the J.V. Volleyball team did very well. They won four and lost four league games. 97 TENNIS This year's tennis team had an outstanding season. Highlights were the Sacred Heart Invitational Championship, the upset victory over Gunn, and the J.V. championship. This year's top positions were filled by a young team. The varsity was led by Freshman Anno Ivan, who received the Most Outstanding Player Award, followed by Junior Karen Yuen, Freshman Karen Henderson and Sophomore Patti Hil- liard. All of them had outstanding records. Girls Varsity Tennis: Coach, Keith Clark, Anna Ivan, Karen Yuen, Karen Henderson, Patti Hilliard, Elizabeth McCullough, Quin Shott, Julie McCul- lough, Anne Ellenberger, 5ylvla Cinibulk, Cheryl Clarkson, Sarah Fuller- ton, Kathy McLaughlin, Cindy Naranjo, Sandy Goodnow, Whitney Den- son, and Karen Czamanske. Junior Varsity: Coach, Vivien Moyer, Sarah McBride, Kate Daldwin, Helen Dobbie, lonit Manna, Shawn Kelmon, Sheila Henry, Brenda Rubin, and Grace Song. VARSITY Paly 7 Sacred Heart 0 Paly 6 Castillaja 1 Paly 4 Gunn 3 Paly 5 Saratoga 2 Paly 7 Mills 0 Paly 7 Wilcox 0 Paly 7 Los Altos 0 Paly 7 Buchser 0 Paly 6 Peterson 1 Paly 7 Mt. View 0 Paly 7 Await 0 Paly 6 Redwood Paly 7 Santa Clara 0 Paly 7 Castillaja 0 14-0 Playoffs: Paly 7 Peterson 0 Paly 3 Gunn 4 Paly 3 Gunn 4 JUNIOR VARSITY Paly 3 Gunn 2 Paly 5 Wilcox 0 Paly 4 Los Altos 1 Paly 5 Bucher 0 Paly 5 Peterson 0 Paly 5 Mt. View 0 Paly 5 Santa Clara 0 Paly 5 Await 0 8-0 Undefeated J.V. League Champions Dual Meet Champions Runner-Up In League Sacred Heart Inviatational Champion 99 SWIMMING AND DIVING Vorsty: T. Baxter. L. Chequer. L. Dubuque, N. Holiday, A. Jordan, M.J. Laster, L Pilling, N. Rhoan. M. Toga, K. Tormey, K. VanderLinden, L. Martin, R. Krishnan. Junior Varsity: D. Blankenship, J. Cochran, A. Crist, M. Everett, M. French, J. Gaddis, L. Moore, P. Parrish. D. Reimnitz, D. Rhoan, M. Rodda, K. Sickle, H. Strain, S. Lally, L Vilen, K. Westguard, S. Winkle, S. Anderson. Coaches: Karen Chequer, Gayle Joslin. Diving Coach: Joe Rovegno. Divers: Margie Everett. Jennifer Goddis, and Annie Crist. Not shown: Madeline French, Kirsten Westguard. Poly's top swimmers of SCVAL's were Terri Baxter, who placed first in the 200 I.M. and 100 breast, and Lesley Chequer, who placed third in the 100 freestyle. The 400 freestyle relay, consisting of Chequer, Kraemer, Jordan, and Baxter, placed second in the 5CVAL finals with a time of 3:53.6. The Vike's most outstanding swimmer is Olympi- an Terri Baxter, who qualified for the United States team in the 100 and 200 breast. CCS qualifiers include T. Baxter, N. Rhoan, K. VanderLinden. A. Jordan, S. Kraemer, L. Chequer, M. Taga, B. Moore. Regional Diving qualifiers include: A. Crist and J. Gaddis. Poly's swim team is very young, so we will not be losing too many people. Next year o lot of good freshman will be coming in, so the team will be even stronger! Right: MoryJane Loster swims the fly. Below: Mar- gie Everett displays fine form in a back layout. Below: Jennifer Gaddis tucks in a well executed front flip. RAH-RAHS TH€ RALLY GROUP This year's rally group has been one with revitalized spirit. The Cubberley Paly merge had settled down, and the rally squad went on to promote united spirit for our outstanding athletic teams. The rally groups and pep club, with Gerry Meyer's help, have been able to keep the spirit alive. The spirit was marked by many rallies with exciting themes, a new pep club and many spirit signs. FALL ACTIVITIES RIGHT: Poly graduate Joan Daez visits school to speak on human rights BELOW: Seniors work on the mural LOWER LEFT: Karen Moss and Britta Nordhoff enjoy themselves at Spencer Chen's LOWER RIGHT: Kirsten King lies to her parents 104 I UPPER LEFT: Dennis Erecfus campaigns at Paly UPPER RIGHT: Masqueraders arrive at the Kick-Off Donee LEFT: Pom-Pon girls perform at a rally during lunch ADOVE: Joey Rovengo catches a frisbee during a game at lunch. HALLOWEEN Halloween this year was better than ever before. There was an extraordinary Rally with heavy em- phasis on New Wave The crowd was a profusu- sion of costumes, old men, aliens, a funeral, a mushroom, the cowhip monster and many others. During the rally the costumes were judged and each class carved a pumpkin. The Friday night date gave birth to wild night of Halloween festivities. 106 107 HOMECOMING Homecoming week this year was highlighted by fierce competition between the Juniors ond the Seniors. The Seniors ended up with a small margin over the Juniors, even though the Juniors received a first place in the highly disputed float judging. The excellence of the noon-time entertainment and the general absence of hostility combined to make the rallys a quality effort. The homecoming game was a Paly success with the Vikings trouncing the Gunn team. The victory added a spark to the Homecoming dance that evening, which was deemed the best in years. HOMECOMING ROYALTY Seniors: Christine Pfluke, Tommy Jordon Juniors: Susan Holloway, Mark Manly Sophomores: Jennifer Gaddes. Mike Willrich Freshmen: Sara Anderson, Sam Swan no •« Ill FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON CAST . . . .Alex Perez . . . .Tony Klein Heleno Lebovic . . Janet Ellmon ......Jeff Elder Janet Martinson Father................................Kirk Wise Mrs. Mooney .........................Katie Smith Dr. Strauss . . . Prof. Nemur . . Alice Kinnian Lynn Seldon Charlie Gordon Mother ......... Richard Sherman Tatiana Dundy Brian Lives Caty Drennan Ann Rothkopf Wes Anderson Drian Christman Andrea Edelman Kelly Short Mae-lynn Payne Steve Tao Janet Greene Jessica Nutik Elizabeth Gardner Camilla Polhemus Cathy Naughton Laura Wolfe Heather Cherry Steve Rumph Winston Reynolds Above: Caty Drennan. Drian Lives. Jeff Elder, Wes Anderson Upper Rt.: Katie Smith, Jeff Elder. Lower Rt.: Tony Klein, Helena Lebovics. Next Page Upper Left: Tatiana Dundy. Lower Left: Jeff Elder, Ann Ruthkopf. Right: Jeff Elder, Helena Lebovics. 112 PRODUCTION STAFF Director's Assistants..........Michele Quint, Lisa Sorenson Properties .................................Richard Sherman Costumes...........................................Elizabeth Gardner Programs .................................. Richard Schaefer Makeup ......................................Laurie Dingier House Manager....................................Chris Bjork Tickets .....................................Mark Feldman Publicity....................................Mark Feldman TECHNICAL CREW Stage Manager.................................Richard Schaefer Electricians..................Dan Wadleigh, David Eppstein Follow Spot ....................................Peter Langtry Sound..........................Chris Shatterly, Nicholas Targ Floor Crew ................Saroja Raman, Richard Sherman Flowers for Algernon offered several distinct advantages as our fall production. First, there was the sensitive story itself which deals with our attitude toward those who are different. Next was the episode structure which challenged the abilities of our technical crew. Finally, there were acting opportunities for our twenty-five students including an exciting and difficult leading role. The audiences really seemed to like this one- and be moved by it. 113 Joe Fenwick JUNICES Phoebe Abi John Albrecht David Almeter Wesley Andersen Joleen Andrews Teri Apple Anno Armstrong Richard Armstrong Daniel Aspiras Robert Atkins Morcelle Auer George Azevedo Lauren Dodger Lisa Dailey Caroline Dailie Jacqueline Dorber Andrew Domes Sherri Domes Kenneth Dorton Paul Dotoille Janice Baler Edward Baum Krista Baumhoff Terri Baxter David Beard Keith Dlockburn Steven Dloir Connie Bowen Caroline Dressier Karen Drewster Elizabeth Drierly Stuart Britton Peter Brooks I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Vicki Burnett William Bushnell Jennifer Cohn Susan Campbell Martha Carlstead Paul Catlstrom Jennifer Carpenter Jesse Carpenter David Casas Maty Catlin Anna Centiella Andrew Chaffee Leland Chen Kingsley Chin Neil Chin Lisa Chmyz Carol Christiani Sylvia Cinibulk 117 Illllllllllllllllll Barbara Clark Alison Coghlin Robin Collins Diane Collmon Johnetto Clork Nicholas Colburn Jonathon Cole Alan Colley Jacqueline Corchodo Martha Cornell Catherine Gone Carrie Cresap Jacquelyn Criner 118 Thomas Crozier Margaret Cummins Jeffrey Dalton Eric Danner Christopher Davis Matthew Davis Talib Davis Randall De La Cruz Steven Deifsch Kimberly Deterline Anne Deutschlonder James Dew son Karen Dietrich Joanna Dingmon Helen Dobbie Andrew Dodge Mory Dolon Amy Dollinger David Donald Patricia Doolittle Michelle Dubois Lorri Dubuque Kathleen Dunne 119 120 Doyno Eadie Anno Ellenbetger Margaret Early Jeffrey Former More Ferrari Sandro Fletcher Jennifer Friedland Susan Feldman Kathryn Fiene Gena Fonseca Kathy Friedlander Karen Fuhumura Sarah Fullerton Thomas Eddy Michele Falkner Leslie Felperin Sean Fitzpatrick Wendy Freeman Oorbora Frye Catherine Funderburk ■■■■■■■■■ Curtis Funderburk Elizobefh Gordner Rochel Golden Pierro Gognon Morcello Goll Soroh Gordiner Suzonne Gordiner Tereso Gorsho Trocy Goodnow Donald Gray Timothy Getzoff Eugene Gordon Regina Gray Charlene Gleoson Shoi Gozani Cynthia Greenlief Dovid Goddord Nathaniel Graessle Laura Gwosden Victoria Haffner 121 Charlotte Height Soroh Hammett N Joseph Hardegree Ned Harwood Robert Henry Kathleen Hermsen David Hill Bruce Halidorson Tamara Haney Heather Hollenbeck James Harbough Ann Hepworth Eduardo Hernandez Mortin Herceg Jeffrey Hickman Melissa Hill Kurt Hipp 122 Suvon Hmelor Peter Hopkinson Perer Hughes Julie Inoess Vlkki Jarman Craig Hoi kind Christopher Hull Drift Ivy % Eric Jensen Susan Holiowoy Mike Holfum Ion Honmyo Ian Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Heather Hughes Meagan Ingraham Joel Johnson I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I lllllllllllllllllll Kurt Johnson Michoel Johnson Eydie Kagan James Kallman Najla Kaiwan Donnie Katzive Jomes Keesey Robin Keller 4 k V i Josef Kercso Kurt Kern Leslie Jonoth Suzanne Jorof Jennifer Judd David Koo Erik Karrer Mervar Kafwan Kim Kawamura Perer Keegon Shown Kelmon Kurt Kelfy Robbyn Kenyon Robin Keishner April Kietzmann Ashley King lllllllllllllllllll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Lori Klnyon Kevin Kohn Max Krueger Sandro Large Ellen Larsen Mary Jane Laster Todd Laurence 125 Illllllllllllllllll David Lewiston t ili Dovid Leever Clore Libby Elana Lombard Suzanne Lerner I Stephen Liston Jeanne London Jon Lorey Ellen Lougee Wanda Lovelace Charles Luce Karen Luks 126 Jenny Lullenbine Jade Lum Mary Luotto Thomas Luth Michael Lynch Forrest Maltzman Mark Manley Regan McDonald .1 . V Richard McFlren John McIntosh Molly McIntosh 127 Edwin Meares Susan Mills Peter Meyn Jill Mitchell Sarah Mitchell William Momyer David Montez Lisa M' nti Debra Murray Molly Myers Richard Myers 128 Illllllllllllllllll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Kane Nochtrieb Wisam D Nijmeh Rebecca Odom Moureen Omora Palmer Ostrom Jennifer Newell W David North way rE Christine Ohlmann Raymond Ong Constonce Newman Stephen Nowlls Gorett Okono Donna Nielsen Suzanne Nunn Alex Olender Ann Ortiz Dill Niefhammer Carmel Oconnell Christie Olsen A Christophe Ortolono Deirdre Owens Drett Parker Geoffrey Parker Katie Parkinson 129 130 Michoel Porr Eric Peet Kevin Pererson ( Benjamin Pinney Kenneth Potter Arden Radosevic Tom Ramsthaler Anne Pasturel Suson Pouly Leslie Perry Melisso Peters Kote Pfeiffer Soroh Pierce Robert Polhemus Poul Ponleithner Colleen Powers Devin Price Jeanne Ramocciofti ■MB Sorojo Roman Charles Rand Kothy Rondoll Kate Renfrew Marie Ridley Nancy Rhoan Catherine Riggs Kelly Rich Vincent Ringheden Jennifer Rickard Richard Risano Susan Riddle Amy Robinson Keith Rodriguez Dean Rooney Anne Rosse Steve Rothert Orendo Rubin Scott Ruggels Stephen Rumph Dick Runkel Patrick Ryan Robin Salsbura Vicki Sampson Morfho Softerlee Kristine Schmidt Greg Schwortz Stephonie Shorron Richord Shermon Kelly Short Tomoro Singley Anne Scarborough Clarke Schiller Susan Scholpp David Sease Chris Shatferly Mary Schonher Douglas Share Janice Sherman Daldeep Singh Keith Slack Chris Sliney Nancy Slocum Jeannette Smith Peter Sorenson Susan Stephens Darbara Stroud Darren Smith Geoffrey Smith Julian Stone Kenneth Strong Erik Swan Megan Swezey Steven Toko Scott Tokooko Dorothy Tolbert Dorryl Talbot Tina Tomer Todd Thiemann Meg Thomas Moureen Tilden Lori Tinsley Amy Tomczak Jomie Travino Diana Turnbull Kevin Urban ionet Von Cheri Rachel Van Cleave Bonita Vanderbeek Honk Vonderhulst John Vonderlinden Kotrino Vonderlinden Mork Von Doren I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I llllllllllllllllll Drew Von Horne I W-l Monique Viggiono Avery Wolker Eric Webster Brett Welter Mono Wong Potrick Wong Tracy Vernon Dan Wadleigh Sarah Washburn Denise Wager ' I tuny wvuvi Nancy Wellhousen Eloine Wellman Dill Wheaton Shoron Wheeler 1111 111 i i ■ i ■ ■ i ■ ■ i i i ■ 11 ■ 11 i i i 11 ■ i i ■ i ■ i Illlllllllllllllll Illllllllllllll I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 137 Illllllllllllllllll MISSING JUNIORS David Acosta David Herzl Bryan Ray Phillip Alder Amy Hiss Frederick Runner Andrea Anderson James Holzman David Rush Michael Anderson Dean Hoshizaki Kerry Russell Jeffry Armstrong Kelly Hoyt Lisa Sabbag Steven Barr Paul Jackson Brian Sasaki Antonio Bass Maury Jenkins Kevin Scarlett Alison Betts Denny Jewell John Sedlacek Steven Bramble John Jones Peter Shafer Dieidra Diaakter Sandra Keller Christopher Shaw Timothy Brown Clay Knopf John Sherlock Gina Bustamante Chantelle Knox Janet Silva Christopher Cardwell Cheryl Lee Mary Silva Paul Carriker Ellen Liband Martin Simpson Tod Chretiem Marv Lungren Diane Smith Jennifer Cullenbine Angela Macfarlane Susanne Smith Collene Deisinger Joe Marcal Vicki Smith Scott Dauglas Sarah Martner John Stein Curtis Duplessis Danna Matthew David Stiebel Marcus Folmer Elizabeth McDevitt Walter Strohmayer Myriam Forster Daniel Melick Chrisyopher Symes Adrian Freytag Abby Miller Erim Taser Mitchell Gardina Michael Muscat JD Thom Stacey Giamalis Harry O'Neal Kristine Thompson Leonardo Gonzalez James Paulk Jacquelin Thormities Jay Giochoske Christopher Peters Anthony Tiapon Marika Hammarsfrom Katrina Peterson An Vo David Harrington Holly Pickens Shawn Waring Lindsey Helium Daniel Weiner Robin Herr Cedric Wright Allan Zuiawel i 11111111111 1111111 MADRONA 1981 CLUBS TAKE 1 ACTIVITIES PALO ALTO HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCED MADRONO STAFF CAMERAMAN WRIGHT EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS RIMERMAN KALAR WHITE CALIFORNIA SCHOLASTIC 140 ELEVENTH GRADE Anna Armstrong Lauren Badger David Beard Peter Bellas Duncan Beinston Seth Birnbaum Mark Blount Connie Bowen Karen Brewster Dill Bushnell Jennifer Cahn Susan Campell Martha Carlstead Leland Chen Kingsley Chin Sylvia Cinibulk Ivan Clinton Nicholas Colburn Alan Colley Cynthia Cook Martha Cornell Cathy Crane Jeff Dalton Steve Deitsch Anne Deutshlander Randy Dodge David Donald Katie Fiene Barbara Frye Karen Fukamura Sarah Gardiner Suzanne Gardiner Elizabeth Gardner Charlene Gleason David Goddard Rachel Golden Shai Gozani Ned Harwood Erin Hebard Ann Hepworth Kathy Hermsen Susan Hmelar Susan Holloway Ian Honmyo Chris Hull Julie Inness Vicki Jarman Ian Johnson Kurt Johnson Leslie Jonath Erik Karrer Derek Kay Kurt Kelty Kurt Kern April Kietzmann David King Anthony Klein Jacqueline Kowtko Raji Krishnan Martin Kryska Shelly Kyle Sandy Large Todd Laurence Marcy Lee Stephen Liston Elana Lombard Jan Lorey Charles Luce Karen Luks Jade Lum Regan McDonald Mollie McIntosh Burley McIntyre Peter Meyn Jill Mitchell Laurel Moore Jenny Newell David Northway Steve Nowlis Carmel O'Connell Garett Okano Christopher Ortolano Geoff Parker Anne Pasturel Leslie Perry Benjamin Pinney Charles Rand Nancy Rhoan Jennifer Rickard Susan Riddle Marie Ridley Catherine Riggs Amy Robinson Dan Rosenbaum David Rosenzweig Brenda Rubin Richard Runkle Alan Saldrich Robin Salsburg Vicki Sampson Martha Satterlee Mary Schonher Janice Sherman Kelly Short Deep Singh Nancy Slocum Linda Stebbins David Stiebel Barbara Stroud Megan Sweezey Steven Taka Scott Takaoka Dorothy Talbert George Taylor Lisa Temme Todd Thiemann Amy Tumczak Rachel VanCleave Drew VanHorne Tracy Vernon David Vinokur Erik Volk Avery Walker Patrick Wang Debbie Weinstein Daryl Whaley Beverly Whitten Stoci Wilkinson Patricia Wong Keith Wood Anna Yeh David Yen Karen Yuen Nick Zaharias FEDERATION TWELFTH GRADE Joan Differding Sharon Ding Grammenos Adamantiades Richard Donnelly Lisa Angelo Abigail Dorosin Laila Atlah Sarah Elkind Marian Bach David Eppstein Pamela Baldwin Stewart Evans Andy Baum Janet Feigenbaum Defhe Beattie Stuart Ferguson Heather Bentley Mark Ferrari Karen Bentley Shoshanah Ferziger Sarah Best Tom Fiene Roger Bishop Susie Freeman Chris Bjork Naomi Freier Anthony Bourke Eliana Fried Catherine Brennan Kevin Ganschow Elizabeth Brierly Jennifer Gardner Bruce Brugler Sandro Goodnow Tracy Buchholz Hilary Hammond Stacy Duhler Jeonese Hansen Jeff Butler Derek Hanton Paul Chomberlain Peter Hartzell Sharlene Chin Allen Hastings Mike Christy Dave Helseth Alaric Clinton Eva Henin Sara Cody Robin Herr David Colline Thomas Herte Jeanie Crumly Brad Hicks Cynthia Davis Melissa Houle John Dawes Maribeth Hughett Denise DeLong Ken Jenson Anne DeLong Margaret Johnson Mark Diamond Ann Jones Thomas Jordan Nannefte Kahn Joy Kalar Yasuyo Kamikihara Tirza Kaplan Anne Karrer Kathryn Keller Bret Kerrins Michael Krieger Rosemary Kuhn Dean Kumagai A.G. Lambert Debbi London Nancy Latham Carl Leonard Tamara Levy Eve Lewis Judson Lobdell Daryl Love David Matheson Doreen McFadden Hugh McGuire Kathy McGlaughlin Megan McMills Cathy Naughton Jim Newton John Norbeck Brigitte Nugteren Leslie Owen Matt Pease Scott Petty Christine Pfluke Camilla Polhemus Gil Porat Jeff Porter Dirk Price Greg Reynolds Christopher Rich Susan Rimerman Daniel Sakols Steve Santy April Schadler Richard Schaefer Steven Schneider Sarah Schroder Nicole Schusterman Melvin Shum Sallie Slack Lisa Smith Steve Too Karen Tinsley Terry Torres Kathy Van Stone Joy Veale George Wang Justin Wang Marianna Whaley Sarah Wilson Laura Wolfe David Woodman Candace Young STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Polo Alto High School octs os o lioison between the stu- dents ond the odministrotion. The Council meets once a week to discuss ond debate school issues, bringing student ideas ond complaints to the attention of the adminis- tration. Two sub-committees, the Budget ond Social Committees, deal with specific issues in their respective oreos, allocating money to the various clubs and planning social activities. The Student Council has proven itself to be a vital and necessary part of student life. I, UPPER RIGHT: Jeff Elder, our first semes- ter Student Body President. ABOVE: For- rest Maltzmon, our second semester Stu- dent Dody President. 142 TOP LEFT: first semester Senior closs President Jerry Scher ond the representatives, Paul Cham- berlain and Darryl Bodden. BOTTOM LEFT: Sec- ond semester Senior class President Spencer Chen and the representatives Jim Newton, Dar- ryl Bodden, Paul Chamberlain, Mark Diamond and Jerry Scher. BELOW: Junior Class Presidents, Brian Thesing and Forrest Maltzman with Repre- sentatives, Leslie Jonath, Megan Sweezey, Mary Morgan, Mitch Zenger, Staci Wilkinson, Bri- an Lives, and Alan Colley. 143 TOP: SOPHOMORE Class President Mike Willrlch with Repre- sentatives, Lisa Adler. Doug Bodin, Jeff Kaye. Peter Baum, Scott Dinwiddle. Kim Burnett, and Kevin Baum. ABOVE: Freshman Class Presidents, Sam Swan and Michael Mayes, with Representatives, John Finger. Patti Page. Marnie Seid, Sheila French, and Jennifer Prentiss. 144 TOP: Student Council meetings ore o convenient time to catch up on homework. ABOVE: At least Jim Newton is having fun. LEFT: Students are urged to offer input on all subjects. 145 CLUBS BRIDGE - BACKGAMMON CLUB SPANISH CLUB 147 CLUBS 148 S CLUB KEY CLUB 149 CHAMBER MUSIC CLUB MILLARD FILLMORE SCDHCMCEES Sean Allen V Erik Abend Shannon Allen Mike Aberg Melissa Anderson Cynthia Anonuevo Christophe Armstrong Colleen Ashe Mike Barbee Phillip Alden Leigh Andie Tony Bates Kevin Baum Peter Baum Andrew Beard Sharon Benjamin Dawn Bentz Todd Berger Jeff Berke Patricia Bingham Kris Biorn Kirsten Dlackwill I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Monuel Douyssounouse Trop Drodford Mon Bramble Peter Orondt Louro Bronson Josh Brooks Edword Bvrson Tofiono Bundy Kim Burnett Terri Burnett Andy Butler Shoron Burzord Robert Co Wee Tom Conty Carrie Caristeod Sibyll Cornochon Melonie Chong Lesley Chequer Heother Cherry Jane Christensen I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Julie Christensen John Chrisfionsen Peter Christionsen Adorn Cipriono Dove Cloutier John Cloutier Mike Cobb Juliet Cochran Anne Corning Dill Cox Worren Cronch Ann Gist Jon Crosbie Elizobeth Cunningham Katie Curry Larry DeLabeaujardlere Whilney Denson Michelle DeSobrino Eric DeWift Dan DiCicco lllllllllllllllllll Jon Fomilont Carol Feigenbaum Jennifer Ferguson Poul Fetler Dovid Feigenbaum Tom Fiddomon Andre Fonseca John Fontaine Madeline French Chad Frey Susannah Fuchs Jim Fuendeling Karen Gales Tim George Nancy Gex 155 Rick Hon Simon Howklns Dosron Heller Jeff Heoly Peie Hemphill iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Paul Jensen Kirsten Johansen Derondo Johnson Douglas Johnson Alex Jones Bryan Jones Glynnis Jones Judy Joo Heidi Hinderks Rachel Hughes Eddie Jenkins Jennifer Johnston Karyn Jurgens iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 111 n i ii n i i hi ■ ii i Natalie Keyworrh John Kieialdo Roger Kidd Steve Koblos Mario Koch 158 Rodney Kohn Liso Kreutzer Doryl Kruse Greg Kuball Kelly Kumogoi Richard Kunner Daniel Labowitz Shannon Lolly Gory Lancosfei Tom Losfer Will Loughlin Tony Lawson Carmela Leckie Diion Leslie Jashua Levy Linda Liberafare Sandra Locklin John Lowery Diane Logsdon Greg Love Connell Lund Vince Malnafi Athena Margolis Andy Marinkovich Mike Morkels Den Maser Gaelyn Mason Mart Mauch Mary Maveety Tim Maxwell 159 V 1 James Mayers Srefanie Meinhardf Nancy McIntyre Mork Meredith Todd McIntyre Lucille Merrell James McDonnell Heather McMahan Michael McNay Peter Meyer Stacey Minkoff John Mlnkus Mike Mueller Sreve Mueller Dryon Moore v I I Mike Moser Dove Moutoux Niko Mullen Abdul Nabi James Neilson Heather Nelson Michele Nelson Jocelyn Nerrie Vu Nguyen f Steve Niethammer Lisa Noe Dilly Northway Charles Norton Douglas Novotny Aprill Nugent Katie Nute Jessica Nutik Lynette Nutter Tim O’Drieo Garth Ogle Kathryn Olson Elizabeth Ortiz Pierre Pasturel Jone Pawloski Vicki Penrose Dill Pidto Michele Quint Mae-Lynn Payne Alex Perez Liso Radi Robert Poce Cathleen Parker Michael Pease Simon Pennington Rodney Peterson Leoh Porter John Rodkowski Randy Reeves J' Holly Reichert Biike Reimnitz Caroline Reuter Donna Rhoan Kathleen Richards 162 Russell Rockett Megan Roddo Amy Rosenbaum Rob Roskoph Scott Rossi Deke Rowell Michelle Ruggels Kristin Sabin Scott Safieed Donnie Soger Mike Schauer Suzanne Schaumann Jennie Schaupp Lesli Schustermon Linda Schwartz Laurie Seltzer Hilary Sharp Margaret Sharper Elena Shenker Heather Shepherd Kevin Sides Ken Smith Roger Spencer Elicio Stern Scon Siegel Julie Slomovitz Lonce Smith Kim Sincloir Corol Smallwood Poul Smith Danielle Sperondeo Corol Stimpsoo Michelle Squires Byron Stone John Sinnott Christena Smith Anne Stoehinke Ian Storer Ken Sipel Elizabeth Smith i Scott Spaulding James Stephens Vincent Sullivan Noreen Sumido Devin Sumner Sherrie Suyeyosu Susan Taicher Noga Tamapolsky Adele Terry Mark Thesing Donald Tierney Alexandrea Todd Karen Torgerson 163 Maureen Tormey Lourie Vilen Oeon Tottmghom Tony Villodor Kevon Wade Steve Weaver Anne Wilbur Susonn Winkle Tom Wyman Jennifer Wald Jim Westenberger Woyne Wild Jessico Wolpmon Carl Yamado Jon Van Doren Marissa Villemain Dill White Karen Willensen Elliott Wong Lisa Yep John von Gelder Gina Violante Alan Williams Kevin Wong Richard Yoneji Tina Veale Joe Volk Corolin Watson Melanie Wiegner Michael Willrich Llso Woodworth Tom Young 164 John Zeleznlk Drew Zenger Monico Zones Richard Armstrong Alan Joseph Miller Michael Arrington Paul Minney Antoinette Baker Carrie Mortz Arian Bans Linda Mousalam Agnes Chariot Sean Murtaugh Anne Dingier Jon Organ Lewis Eden Scott Runner Kenneth Edwards Thomas Scott Tom English Steven Sides Eric Hatfan Krissy Slevin John Hendien Scott Smith Selaine Henriksen Mitch Tiner Frank Jones Lawrence Tingler Suzanne Joraf Michael Valdes David LeQIanc Jonathon Vandoren Jeffrey Lovelace Andre Vickers Gabrielle Maffi David Wolkei Peter Maguire Jone Warren Mark Marsh Gregory West Susan McKenzie Cynthia White William White Elizabeth Williams Thomas Young 165 MADRONO 1981 EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS RIMERMAN KALAR WHITE HINTON SCHONHER VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT: Mark Ford scores on on outside jump-shot while o Peterson player looks on. ABOVE: The Poly rooting section shows its spirit in o myriad of bonners and cheers. LEFT: Curtis Bradford soars over the outstretch arms of a Wilcox player on route to a score. ABOVE: Nick Zaharias stops in an attempt to drive post a Wilcox player. This year's Varsity basketball team was a strong unit. The team was led by starters Mark Ford, Curtis Bradford, and Jim Harbough. The season was high- lighted by a series of close games, including a nar- row loss to Gunn. Said one player, ”We played more as a team towards the end of the season than at the beginning. The team consists of a number of ju- niors, and sophomore Boston Hellar, who should be a foundation for a strong team next year. ABOVE: In q fierce collision wifh a Gunn player, Mark House aftempts to receive a pass in the closing minutes of the game. BELOW: The Team. Top row, left to right: Eric Blum, Greg Lush, Nick Zaharias, Jim Harbaugh, Boston Hellar, Curtis Bradford Mark House. Bottom row, left to right: Mike Parr, Mike Cagely, Tony Bass, Mark Ford, Donny Aspirires, Dickey Runkel, Ian Bryan. 169 170 BELOW LEFT: Greg Lush soars into the air at the conclusion of a well-execufed play. DELOW RIGHT: After pulling down a re- bound, Mike Parr goes back up for a basket. LEFT: Donny Aspirias glides to the basket in an easy lay-up. BELOW: Jim Harbough pauses momentarily while dodging past an opposing player. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL ABOVE: The team. TOP ROW, left to right: David Feldman, Joe Esheric, John Kelly, Al Williams, Ernie Harper. Bob Abbott, Sam Swan, Brian Spain, Greg Shatzel. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Chris Kyle, Paul Aspiras, Kris Biorn, Eddie Jenkins, Don Brown, Bill Pidto. VARSITY SOCCER TOP ROW: Anthony Bourke, Dovid Curtis, John Dawes, Mario Basajas. Steve Rothert. Erik Danner, Steve Harrington. Hamie Forsythe, Ken Salabert, Joey Rovegno, Brian Thesing. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Williams, Tom Fiene, Steve Cooney, David Harrington. John Norbeck. Chris Sliney, James Cole, Coach Smiler. BOTTOM ROW: Andy Chaffee, Peter Sabin, Doug Marinko- vich, Gene Gordon, Talib Davis, Geoff Parkas. looks on. ABOVE: Anthony Bourke prepares to take a penalty shot. ABOVE RIGHT: Steve Cooney races past an opponent towards the goal. RIGHT: Bourke heads the ball as the Paly defense stops a break. BELOW: Steve Rothert outmaneuvers a Gunn opponent. BELOW: Steve Blair burns a goalie on route to a score. This season presented one of the best soccer teams in Paly history. Rated as high as fourth in the Central Coast Section, Paly's unit made an excellent showing. Paly was led by such out- standing players as Ken Salabert, Anthony Bourke, Craig Holland, David Curtis, Hamie For- sythe, and John Norbeck. Said Coach Williams of the team, When we're healthy, we are the best team in the league. A C.C.S. berth was the first ever for Paly. 173 BELOW: After playing to a socreless tie, Paly and Gunn players show their sportsmanship. LOWER RIGHT: Doug Marinkovich attempts to slide the ball through a goalie's spread legs. ABOVE LEFT: After flying downfield, Hamie Forsythe boots the ball post the reaches of the opposing goalie. ABOVE RIGHT: Craig Holland fights for the ball on the ground in the middle of the goal box. LEFT: Tom Fiene suffers an injury while scoring a goal. LOWER RIGHT: John Norbeck stymies the attempt of a Gunn player to score. FROSH-SOPH SOCCER IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER: Tom Aarts, David Anderson, Shamasi Davis, Peter Heaphill, Brian Jones, Jody Lee, Don Luotto, Amer Ismal, John McLaughlin, Mark Marsh, Andy Marinkovich, John Minkus, Mike Mueller, Charles Norton, Rob Roshaph, Scott Safread, Ernie Santo Gadeo, John Scallia, David Simoni, John Sinnott, Malcom Smith, Dan Spector, Byran Stone, Mark Thesing, Tony Villador, John Voorhees, Chip Woson, Drew Zenger, Coach Harkness, Coach Kortan. 175 WRESTLING ABOVE: The team. Top row, left to right: Kirsten King, Robert Garcia, Jeff Marth, Tom Ramsthaler, John Stein- metz, Christophe Davis, Steve Brooks, Bruce Brugler, Mike Christy, Tom Young, Dirk Hanton. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Vince Sullivan, Mark Dudley, Steve King, Bret Ker- rins, David Easter, Devon Price. James Seto, Neal Aron- son, Scot Jackman. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Yung Ho Yu, John Radkowski, John Foster, Kevin Baum, Dan Weiner, Ken Elkind, Steve Porter, Dill White, Scott Siegel. NOT PICTURED: Tim O'Brien, Paul Bataille, Jay Man- heimer, John Sedlecek. 176 This year's wrestling team had the bulk to sustain a good season. The team wos anchored by brawny Steve Brooks, biceptuous Bret Kerrins, and beefy Devan Price. Said one player, ”We played good. We played better sometimes and worse others. That's why our season was why it was.'' The team’s general consensus was that next year's team will be equally strong. 177 GIRL'S VARSITY BASKETBALL TOP ROW, Left to Right: Jenny Rickard, Sandy Fletcher, Linda Liberatore, Cheryl Clarkson, Sherri Yoch, coach Rodger Rickard. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Amy Robinson, Linda Pilling, Michelle DuBois, and Dann Leslie. TOP LEFT: Amy Robinson looks for a shot. TOP RIGHT: Michelle DuBois makes a layup. BE- LOW: Sandy Fletcher goes up for a shot. 178 The Girl's Varsity Basketball team has been one of the strongest ever at Paly. Outstanding play- ers such as Amy Robinson, Sandy Fletcher, and Cheryl Clarkson, have brought Paly many victo- ries. This squad, consisting mainly of juniors, went undefeated in non-league play. They also took a first place title in the Oceana Tour- nament. The main reason for the success of the team was due to the constant teamwork they displayed. TOP LEFT: Cheryl Clarkson moves the ball up court. TOP RIGHT: Michelle DuBois dribbles past an opponent. LEFT: Amy Robinson rakes a shot. ABOVE: Coach Rodger Rickard talks to his team during half-time against Santa Clara. 179 GIRL'S VARSITY SOCCER Opponent Score Cupertino 9-0 Homestead 2-1 LiveOak (Overfelt Tour.) 3-1 Monfp-Visfa 5-3 Buchser (Overfelt Tour.) 4-0 Piedmont Hills 4-0 Leland (Overfelt Tour.) 5-0 Lynbrook (Overfelt Tour.) 0-1 Los Altos 1-1 Gunn 5-0 St. Francis 4-1 Await 2-1 Santa Clara 8-0 eterson 7-2 Mt. View 5-0 Buchser 9-0 Indicates League Regular Season Games 73-11 League Ploy Offs Peterson 6-1 Los Altos 2-3 Los Altos 2-1 10-4 CCS Ploy Offs Piedmont Hills 2-0 Woodside 6-1 Saratoga 0-1 Season Won Loss Tied 16 2 League Record 1 Won Loss Tied 6 3 Plat Offs 1 Won Loss Tied 4 2 Total Games 0 Won Loss Tied 18 0 Goal Ratio 91-17 1 This year's 1980-81 team displayed all around team work, skill, and aggressiveness to win the league for the second consecu- tive year. With almost the entire squad returning from last year. Paly's experience took them all the way to the CCS finals. After a tough game against Saratoga Paly was finally knocked off one iso to nothing. Combining last years perfect season of 19-0, and this vears 18-3-1, Palv totaled 37-3-1. Varsity Soccer: Martha Carlstead, Lisa Chmyz, Anne Ellenberger, Karen Fuku- mura, Sarah Gardiner, Suzanne Gardiner, Tish Grammar, Caroline Harley, Heather Hughes, Anna Ivan, Sheila Jack, Sue Korol, Mary Jane Laster, Ellen Lougee, Cindy Naranjo, Cathy Naughton, Kelly Rich, Mary Schonher, Nancy Slocum, Rene Stanton, Tracy Vernon Coach: Ron Skillicorn Manager: Carmella Lucky Above: Koren Fukomuro in stride to center the boll. Below: Koren Fuka- muro. Kelly Rich, Cathy Naughton, and Mary Schonher walk off the field relieved after Paly's victory over 5t. Francis. Right: Sheila Jack dribbles her woy up field. Below: Cindy Naranjo powerfully centers the ball. Right Center: Sarah Gardiner passes the ball to keep it in Paly's control. Below Right: Sheila Jack passes to a fellow teammate Cathy Naughton. 181 JV SOCCER This year's J.V. Soccer team has been a phys- ically strong and agres- sive team. They are a young team, consisting mainly of freshmen and sophomores. The speed of the front line, along with the control of the mid- fielders, have made the team quite successful. The defense, including such players as Jodynn Nerrie, Kari Norbeck and goalie Dianna Ellingson, has been a strong part of the squad's teamwork. J.V. SOCCER: Laura Dodin, Julie Broker, Annie Crist, Jan Crosbie, Nickol Davidson, Alice Dei- singer, Dianna Ellingson, Margie Everett, Emi- ly Hartzell, Marie Koch, Pam Laurence, Mary Luotto, Lynn Murphy, Joclynn Nerrie, Kari Nor- beck, Kafhy Olson, Katie Parkinson, Annie Peterson. Sue Peterson, Michelle Ruggles, Lin- da Schwartz, Marcine Seid, Karla Tinklinberg, Janet Wong, Coach: Chuck Carey. UPPER RIGHT: Katie Parkinson passes to the wing. ABOVE: Annie Peterson helps the ball up field, LEFT: Lynn Murphy takes a shot to- wards the caqe. JV BASKETBALL According to Ms. Jon Doggett, this year's J.V. Basketball team is one of the most well-rounded teams Paly's had in years. J.V. BASKETBALL Juliet Cochran, Julie Dippery, Karen Doctor, Allison Lutge, Lisa Malcolm, Cindy Marlowe, Sally McLeod, Lynette Nutter, Bonnie Soger. Sandy Schwerin, Lisa Williams, Jessica Wolpman, Coach: Jan Doggett. 183 WINTER ACTIVITIES 184 185 CURIOUS SAVAGE The Curious Savage describes Ethel Savage, a walthy widow who is put into a private mental hospital by her three spiteful stepchildren. The children , a senator, a judge, and a much-married vixen, are angry because Ethel has been putting a great deal of the family fortune into a philanthropic fund. The Curious Savage contains many twists and surprises many good laughs, and, if you are sensitive, perhaps even a few tears. From the March 6, 1981 Campanile Review by Anna DeLong 186 CAST Florence........ Hannibal ......... Fairy May Jeffrey......... Mrs. Paddy .... Titus .......... Samuel.......... Lily Belle ..... Ethel........... Miss Wilhelmina Dr. Emmett . .Tatiana Bundy . .Jefferson Elder . . .Caty Brennon Winton Reynolds . . . Laurie Dingier .....Tony Klein ........Kirk Wise .... Laura Wolfe . . .Janet Greene . . .Trish Bingham Richard Sherman 187 TOM JONES You really know why you are doing a drama when a show pulls together the way Tom Jones finally did. We did not hold back on anything; a fully blocked sword fight, live harpsichord music and fantastic comic characterization were all extremely successful. Shows are always hard, they always pull together in the last six hours, but not all of them end up to be as much fun for everyone involved as Tom Jones was. Janet Ellman - Director PARTRIDGE .........................KIRK WISE BRIDGET ALLWORTHY......................HELENA LEDOVIC5 SQUIRE ALLWORTHY ........... . . WES ANDERSON DEBORAH ......................JENNIFER RICKARD CAPTAIN BLIFIL ................JOSEPH FENWICK BLIFIL .................................CHRIS BJORK TOM JONES ..............................GEOFF SMITH THWACKUM..................................JIM ORNE SQUARE ..........................A.G. LAMBERT MR. WESTERN .....................MARK FELDMAN SOPHIA WESTERN..............REGAN MCDONALD MISS WESTERN ..........................LAURIE DINGLER HONOUR .........................JENNY BLOOMER JUDGE DOWLING ................. BRIAN THESING MRS. WATERS .......................LISA CANTY HIGHWAYMAN ........................BRIAN LIVE5 HARRIET FITZPATRICK....................KRISTY SCHMIDT FITZPATRICK........................TONY KLEIN SUSAN...................................KELLY SHORT MRS. WHITFIELD .............CAMILLA POLHEMUS LADY BELLASTON ............. . .BARBARA FRYE NANCY ..................................JANET GREENE CONSTABLE ....................RICHARD SHERMAN SERVANTS. JANET GREENE, KELLY SHORT. CATY BRENNA. RIETTE BURDICK, JIM ORNE, A.G. LAMBERT PRODUCTION STAFF PROPERTIES . KELLY SHORT, BRIAN THESING, BRIAN LIVES, KRISTY SCHMIDT, JIM ORNE COSTUMES HELENA LEBOVICS, LISA CANTY, BETH BERMAN, REGAN MCDONALD. JENNIFER RICKARD PUBLICITY MARK FELDMAN, WES ANDERSON, KIRK WISE, RICHARD SHERMAN, LAURIE DINGLER MAKEUP.......................CATY BRENNAN, BARBARA FRYE PROGRAMS TONY KLEIN. CHRIS BJORK, JIM ORNE, JENNY BLOOMER TICKETS ............................... RICHARD SHERMAN LOBBY ........................ CHRIS BJORK, ROETTE BURDICK HOUSE ..................................... LAURA SANDER 188 CONSTRUCTION JOHN ASSING TRAP BRADFORD TIM BURNETT JIM CLOUD SCOn DINWIDDIE JEFFERSON ELDER DAVID EPPSTEIN SIMON EPPSTEIN DAVID FEIGENDAUM JANET FEIGENDAUM CHAD FREY BOD GRONACHON INSTRUCTOR . ANNE M. HEFT PETER LANGTRY SARA MEANS JON ORGAN SAROJA RAMAN RICHARD SCHAEFER CHRIS SHAnERLY RICHARD SHERMAN NICHOLAS TARG DAVID VANSTONE BOD VAUGHAN DAN WADLEIGH JOSEPH FENWICK SENIOR FROLICS The Senior Closs turned talent to cash in this year's very successful Senior Frolics. Producers Glen Lusebrink and Rob Eakins and Director Richard Sherman pulled off one of the best shows in Paly history. Among the highlights were a laser show, six bands, a ballet dance, faculty mimics and a special appearance by Zippy the Pinhead The show came to an explo- sive ending where the entire cast did The Time Warp Futher proof that the class of '61 RULES! 190 FRESHMEN Shelley Anderson Eleanor Armstrong Jim Arnold Neil Aronson Deth Aronson Scott Arterburn Adele Ash Pool Aspiros Joshua Assing Alex Atchison Mike Atkins Vicki Attig Jennifer Auer Arlene Azevedo Kote Baldwin I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Pool Dortz Chris Borker Becky Borsch Korhy Borron Wendy Barton Wendi Dates Denis Boylor Uso Deck Kevin Bell Chris Beniston Michael Berryman Amy Derson Emily Best Gary Bishop Darb Blankenship David Dlatner Lori Dlager Laura Dodin Kennedy Dodin Chris Bolster Fredrick Does Lucinda Bowman Maddie Boyer Scott Brand Erik Brart Jeff Dressier Susan Drown Eli Burk Tim Burnett Barclay Butera Rich Curtis Julia Cahn Della Colfee Michael Calhoun Scott Chambers Cedric Chis Elia Cholakls Carl Christie Brian Christman Brenda Clarkson James Cloud Jim Cody Chris Cole Jennifer Cole Erin Colgan Chris Collins Teresa Cowan Michael Crawford Rafael Crenshaw I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Melissa Crook James Dawes Marie Deierline Kevin Donahue Andrea Crozier Sandrine De Cleve Melissa Dinwiddie Adrienne Donald n k I Julie Cunningham Alice Deisinger John Donald v )a Kim Dome Suzanne De Long Llewellyn Dodge Nikki Davidson Paul Desposito f Jeanette Dodds Mi.: Daniel Donnelly 196 Kurt Dreget Kristen Drake Steven Dudley Brian Duisenberg David Dunkak I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I lllllllllllllllllll Doretta Flatler Holli Ford ________________________ Maggie Fox Sheila French Lori Fresh Steve Fry 197 Alec Glossford Liso Goddard Kevin Godshall Maria Goebel Fiain Gonzolez Keirh Griggs Tom Grisell Rob Griner Yoon Guilloud Joseph Guillory Tony Gulierrez Helen Gwosden Anne Haight Yvonne Hajdu Douglas Hamilton Lori Hommor William Hancock Jennifer Harris Timothy Harrold Emily Harfzell Shannon Heath Christopher Helmy Karen Henderson Liso Hewitt Noah Hiken Lynn Ho berg John Hoffmon Corherine Hollenbeck Dill Honeychurch Delindo Hopkinson Chert-on Hsin Alec Hsu Devon Hubbord Laurie Hubert David Huddleston Gordon Jack Scotland Jackmon Julie Jacobsen Peter Jacobson Drian Johnson Jeff Kamor Joyce Kawasaki Greg Kehret Robert Kimsey Eric King Dob Koester Jodee King Down Koester Daphne Koller Panos Koutsoyannis 199 Stacey Kraemer Beth Kriegler Eric Kwong Bruce Kueand Louis London Tino Lone Michael Leland Mahlon Leonard Jon Kvenvolden Christopher Kyle Ruthie Lahav Deborah Levine Bitsy Letts Deborah Levitt Katie Long Lael Lalker Darcy La ulter Ysedra Lualker Janet Lang Kristy Looper Wendi Loops Eliezer Lopez Monica Loveloce Howell Lovell Oeedy Mogill Liso Malcolm Jeff Mondel Cindy Morlowe Paulino Martin Stephen Mason Lisa Massingham Amy Motheson Amir Matityahu Mike Mayes llllllllllllllllllll 202 Kathleen Mccowen Forrest McElfresh Jackie McMahon Elizabeth McCullough James McKenna Lauren Meitzer Evan McDonald Dave McDowell John McLaughlin Sarah McLeod LiLione Miaro Louro Moore Orion Mueller Holly Michel Goil Mihoro Astrid Miller Michone Millhause Mike Moore Lisa Motooka Christina Moyle Sam Muaddi Kristen Mueller Elizabeth Mullen Michele Murname Lynn Murphy Chris Nichols John Noe Kari Norbeck Josh Nowlis Lesley Oaks Andrea Pease Stacy Perenan Anne Petersen Julie Pier Joseph Pinney Joni Podolsky Susie Petersen Motthew Powell Dan Pfeiffer Erin Powers Nancy Piatt Jennifer Prentiss Asifa Quraishi Adam Rabl Tony Ragusa Paul Rand Elizabeth Reller Meg Renfrew Marcy Reynolds 203 Thto So bin Shoshono Sodoff Ernesto Sontogodeo Abro Sotensrem Lon Schtffbouor Troy Sold Jomos Soto Tim So word Lowell Shorron Jim S ho r lock Douglas Sherman Doug Shorterly Katharine Sickel David Sidle Ron Siegel I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Art Silver % David Smart Jill Sparks Susie Silverman V Amando Smith Dan Spector David Simoni Elizabeth Standley Jasneet Singh Molcolm Smith Groce Song Drion Spain Paul Stein Jennifer Skurnick Rodney Smith Amy Sorensen Andrea Sparoco Kristyn Spies ni i mi i i 11 ii i ii i 11 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Penny Thatcher Lisa Tholke Mork Thompson Steffen Thompson Louro Todd Caila Tottingham Thang Tian Whitney Trepel Cheri Tuttle Stuart Van Horne David Van Stone Dob Vaughan Terese Sukiennicki Frank Torango Stron Thacker Korlo Tinklenberg Chester Trossman Mary Vetkamp Michelle Viezee Jon Voorhees Courtney Wade Anthony Wager David Walker Nicholas Weeds David Weinstein Kirsten Westguard Christopher White Steve Wilford Austin Williams Brian Wood Jeff Wood Maria Woodworth Nancy Yamada Manny Yang Audiey Yue Karen Young David Yuen Daniel Zaner Rebecca Akafiff Eoil Dates Nicholas Blount Yvette Drookter Adam Dunn John Fung Laura Garsha Louis Hermann Scotland Jackman David Kuball Chris Murtaugh Michelle Nisbet Denjamin Rose John Sperling Elizebeth Standley Charles Strauck Mans Widstrom 200 MADRONO 1981 SPRING TAKE 1 APRIL MAY JUNE PALO ALTO HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCED MADRONO STAFF CAMERAMEN WRIGHT FRIED JOHNSON EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS RIMERMAN KALAR WHITE HINTON SCHONHER VARSITY BASEBALL ABOVE: The team. Front row, left to right: Steven Dags, Hanky Vanderhaulst, Dlato, Dluce Halderson, Steffo Blutz Terluin, Paul Krafty. Dale Dentz, Mark ”Huss” Mason. Pedro Spub” Stein, Timothy Soph O'Brien. Back row, left to right: Douglas Geiger, Craigory Wentz, Jorge Macaroni, Andrew J. Mo.” Rocky” Turner, James Hobo” Harbaugh, Nicho- laus Zaharias, Theo Fletcher. Marcus Wo” Manly, P.K. Morris, Jonathan Edmo, Studbenzer. Not pic- tured: Mug Marinkovitch. 210 211 JUNIOR-VARSITY BASEBALL 212 213 SWIM TEAM ABOVE LEFT: Kevin Peterson takes in some air while practicing. ABOVE RIGHT: The aqua- jocks take off during a meet. BELOW LEFT: Kelly dries off after a tough workout with the boys. BELOW RIGHT: Two swimmers relax in the cool water. 215 VARSITY TENNIS VARSITY TEAM: Tom Fiene, Darien Bridgett, Peter Sabin, Dave Curtis, Charlie Swift, Chip Wasson, La- ban Hinton, Charlie Swift, Steve Santy, George Wang, Mike Parr, and John Galt. FAR LEFT: George Wong wails into it. LEFT: Chip Wasson shows his form. 216 Above left: Chip Infeminate” Wasson strokes through to a perfect winner. Above middle: Dave Curtis cools off after a match. Darren Bridgett is dated after a match. Right: Peter Slugger” Sabin cracks the ball. Below left: Mike Parr blows a volley but goes on to win the match. Below right: Laban Hinton nails a serve past his opponent but goes on to lose the match. 217 JUNIOR-VARSITY TENNIS 21B ADOVE LEFT: Deke Rowell powers through the boll. ABOVE RIGHT: Jeff Stein nail the boll during o worm-up. BELOW LEFT: Roskoph intently concen- trates on the incoming boll. BELOW RIGHT: Macho stud David Feldman cracks a volley out of the court. Note-Ayn Rand was unable to complete the sea- son for personal reasons. LEFT: Denik Kaye gives his opponent an intimidating look before initiating play. ABOVE: Arthur Ashe Davis displays his power while bruising the ball. Below: The Junior Varsity tennis team. GOLF TEAM ABOVE: Adam Sipriono hits out of the sand trap. BELOW: Kris Blarn nails the ball out onto the green. ABOVE: Golf team coaches celebrate first victory. BELOW: Lummer concen- trates on the green before swinging. 4P ABOVE LEFT: Mark Thesing enjoys him- self. ADOVE RIGHT: Jerry Scher hits If off with Mr. Neff. BELOW LEFT: Erik Blum. BELOW RIGHT: Steve Harrington rides a crest. 221 BOYS TRACK 223 GIRL'S TRACK Girl's Track: Sarah Anderson, Beth Eronson, Sherri Barnes. Gina Barton, Lisa Beck, Beth Berman, Lisa Canty, Lisa Chmyz, Johnetta Clark, Teresa Cowen, Cathy Crane, Elizabeth Cunningham, Alice Deisinger, Kim Dererline, Anne Dentochander, Lorri Dubuque, Shirley Eng, Michele Faulkner, Tenley Foran, Sarah Gardiner, Suzanne Gardiner, 5arah Getzoff, Jennifer Glavin, Heather Hollenbeck, Laurie Hubert, Leslie Jonath, Nannette Kahn, Lauren Katsive, Rosemary Kuhn, Pascale Lesbros, Shandon Lloyd, Cindy Naranjo. Cathy Naughton, Jessica Nutile, Kathryn Olson, Katie Parkinson, Theo Parkinson, Leah Porter, Jeanne Ramaciotti, Kate Renfrew, Meg Renfrew, Donna Rhoan, Kathleen Richards, Michele Ruggles, Martha Satterlee, Linda Schwartz, Mar- nie Seid, Katie Shoaff, Robin Silberling, Kim Sinclair, Rene Stanton, $usan Taicher, Lisa Temme, Karla Rinklenberg, Janet Vancheri, Tracy Vernon, Lau- rie Vilen, Avery Walker, Jeanise Westenberger, Lisa Williams, Dionne Wi- shom. Manager: Allison Welke Coaches: Bruce Hori, Paul Jones, Ron Skillicorn With a large and enthusiastic turnout this year, the Paly Girl's Track Team is looking forward to an excellent season. The speed of Johnetta Clark and Rene Stanton, along with the endurance of Martha Cornell and Kate Renfrew, should be a winning combination for the Varsity ream. 224 ABOVE: Sarah Gardiner runs a straighf-away BE- LOW: Johnnetta Clark takes the lead in the last leg of the mile relay. 225 SOFTBALL VARSITY: Joleen Andrews, Cheryl Clarkson, Lori DuDols, Michelle DuBols, Sandy Fletcher, Nan Hagan, Jean- ese Hanson, Heather Hughes, Linda Liberatore, Daniella Meszaros, Suson Mills, Lynette Nutter. Terrle Olson, Gisele O'Grady, Lin- da Pilling, Jennifer Rickard, Amy Robinson, Lisa Sab bag, Sharon Taylor, Dayna Eadie. and Val Coons. Coach: Jim Verwest 226 JUNIOR VARSITY: Drenda Clarkson. Julie Cunningham, Julie Dippery, Lori Hammer. Stacey Kraemer, Pam Laur- ence, Lisa Malcolm, Cindy Marlowe, Sally McLeod, Patty Paige, Ann Pe- terson, Sisie Peterson. Amy Rosen- baum, Carol Smallwood, Grace Song, Donnie Shinlever, Carla Tottingham. MANAGERS: Thea Sabin, Laura Todd Coach: Margaret Rouquier. GIRLS GYMNASTICS Phoebe Abt, Shonnon Allen. Kirsten Dlackwill. Barb Blankenship. Alice Carlson. Sibyll Carnochan. Jill Christofk. Jan Crosbie, Cynthia Davis. Brigitte Doss, Margie Everett, Katie Fiene, Madeline French, Jennifer Gaddis, Charlene Gleason, Gina Gray, Cathy Hollenbeck, Amy Hill, Susan Holloway, Diana Macres, Michele Nelson, Andrea Pease, Elaine Pillsbury, Christine Pfluke, Suzanne Schaumann, Betsy Schmitt, Laurie Seltzer, Jill Sparks, Elizabeth Standley, Susan Taicher, Karen Tinsley. Lori Tinsley, Terry Torres, Kirsten Westgaard, Daryl Whaley, Staci Wilkinson Coaches: Gayle Joslin, Dick Modlin, Judith Stark 228 BADMINTON BADMINTON: Nicole Alves, Wendi Botes, Caroline Dressier, Trocy Bu- cholz, Vickie Burnett, Shorlene Chin, Michele Desobrino, Sharon Ding, Stefanie Dworkin, Carol Feigenbaum, Cindy Feng, Shosh Ferziger, Cathy Funderburk, Lisa Goddard, Vicki Haffner, Ann Hsin, Alice Kawa- saki, Kelly Kumagai, Dana Mar, Cerstin Marine, Katharine Nachtrieb. Jocelyn Nerrie, Christie Olsen, Leila Ozer, Tina Parks, Jane Pawlosaki, Vickie Penrose, Jennifer Prentice, Saroja Ramen, Birke Reimnetz, Eliza- beth Roller, Marie Ridley, Anne Rosse, Sandy Schwerin, Hilary Sharp, Michelle Squires, Linda Stebbins, Lynn Sussman, Noreen Sumida, Adele Terri, Kathrina VanDerLinden, Gina Violante, Anne Wilber, Candace Young, Audrey Yue. ABOVE, left to right: Marie Ridley, Shar- lene Chin, and Christie Olson. 230 y This years Badminton team has high expecta- tions following last years second place finish in the league and with the return of last years second place C.C.S. doubles team of Young and Ding. Many new freshmen and sophomores should round out the team that has many returning lettermen. CLOCKWISE, from Upper Left: Condace Young, 5haron Ding, Hilary Sharp, Vickie Burnett, and Marie Ridley and Tracy Ducholz. LUNCHTIME 232 233 |y|gg aHk mi 5 234 ) 235 PALS Mike Beosely, Steve Brooks, Mike Christy, Bruce Brugler Liso Adler, Mario Koch, Tish Grammar, Carol Hammer. Shannon Lolly Greg Grammar. Jeff Porter, Spencer Chen Myrna Toga, Judy Lee. Kelly Kumagi 236 Amy Differding Linda Cravalho. Barb Blanchette, Kathryn Keller ( LEFT: Craig Morley, Mitch Yeiger Corolyn Harley, Cynthio Stool ieannie Crumly, Anne DeLong, Pom Baldwin, Tommy Levy Carol Stimpson. Nick Wright, Christoff Dovis 237 PALS Laurie Shaft, Miriam Lydell 1 Cynthia Davis, Steve Santi Mm rtumuro, Lori Dubois, vai Coones, Janet Vancheri, Jenny Judd Ted Fletcher. Mike Beasley 236 Kathy McGlaughlin. Sheila Henry Megan McMills. Suson Rimerman Peggy Finger, Sara Cody. Abbie Dorosln, Joy Kolor Ellono Filed. Rosemary Kuhn Elaine Plllsbury. Allison Gray Morion Ooch. Terry Torres Sandy Fletcher. Lisa Sabbag Joleen Andrews, Amy Robinson Karen Moss, Lori Kinyon, Almee Preston 239 Kelly McCleary. Amanda Carpendale PALS Dill Rhea. Rachel Cohen. Paul Daw Linda Pilling. Cheryl Clarkson, The Crew” Alec Coleman, Jim Lacey baker Sheila Jock. Nancy Slocum, Mary Schonher Poul Wlersmo, Dave Helseth MADRONO 1981 51 ACADEMICS I TAKE 1 I TEACHERS PALO ALTO HIGH SCHOOL PRODUCED MADRONO STAFF CAMERAMAN WRIGHT EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS RIMERMAN KALAR WHITE ADMINISTRATION The promotion of Palo Alto High School Principal James Van to the position of Assistant Superintendent began a cycle which transformed our school's administration this year. Jim Shroyer, Principal at Wilbur Middle School, and his Assistant Principal, Dob Alvares, filled the vacancies of Principal and Assistant Principal, respectively. Mary Ann Sommerville, after only a short term as Assistant Principal here at Paly, became the new Principal at Wilbur. The professionalism and expertise of the new administrators mode for a very successful transition. UPPER RIGHT: Bob Alvares. RIGHT: Jim Shroyer. BELOW left to right: Mary Ann Sommerville, Paul Dataille, Jim Van, Vir- ginia Dakken, Dob Leon, Win Belton. COUNSELORS I Marie Chadderdon Jack Phillips Anne Dreyfuss Elinor Payne Ralph Smith Wally Porter Dick Condon Bob Leon 243 A-SCHOOL Palo Alto High School's Alternative School provides students with a different approach to learning with classes featuring independent study in Eng- lish math, history, government, and some in sci- ence and fine arts. Classes such as government are open to students in the main school who wish to participate in individual learning. A School also provides a space for community activities, small workshops, social action projects, indepen- dent contracts, and exciting field trips. A School increases growth in community action, personal consciousness, and group interaction, thus serving as another educational facet of Paly. ?44 • u’ Ir t r 245 VISUAL ARTS An individual's values, attitudes, and sensi- bilities are the key to his intellect. The arts, since they are most directly concerned with the development of these values, are an essential component of all learning. Palo Alto High School's Art Department embodies these ideas by providing a diverse and supportive setting in which students may explore and benefit from their creative experiences. Not only do students have the opportunity to choose from a wide selection of courses, but also on their own time to make use of the exceptional resources of the Department. This openness and availability best charac- tize Paly's Art Department - an invitation to develop an aspect of human understanding that is both fundamental and enriching. TOP RIGHT: More Blackburn completes a poster for commercial art. ABOVE LEFT: Kate Renfrew cuts and pastes a color chart for painting and drawing. ABOVE RIGHT: Becky Odom demonstrates skill in stained glass. 246 ABOVE: The instructors. Wolf Buhler, Instrucrionol Supervi- sor, painting and drawing, art history; Don Jang, crafts, sculpture, ceramics, commercial art; Win Belton, painting and drawing,- Dow Huskey, yearbook. Not shown: Ray Korfan, photography. LEFT: Peter Stein sketches in his spare rime. BELOW LEFT: Jody Lee centers Intently on ceramics. BELOW RIGHT: Christophe Davis gives photog- raphy a shot. 247 INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ABOVE: The outstanding Palo Alto High School March- ing Band had quite a year! Mr. Keith Atwater led the 100- member band through its routines at the Stanford- Tulane football game in September, the East-West Shrine game, the music mar- athon in January, and the May Day Parade. Because of its musical excellence and spirit, the band was invited to play in San Diego in April. NOT PICTURED: The sym- phonic wind ensemble plays symphonic music rang- ing from Sousa to Shostako- vich. Mr. Doug Hornbeck leads this group. 248 LEFT: The jazz bond competes with other high school bonds in jozz festivals. It performs differ- ent variations of jazz, including swing, jazz rock, and jazz waltz. Mr. Doug Hornbeck leads he jazz band. BELOW LEFT: 1980-81 marked the first year Paly had a string orches- tra. Mrs. Lisa Longay conducted the small, 14-member group. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Keith Atwater, Marching Band Leader and the chairman of the music depart- ment. 249 CHORAL MUSIC This post year the students in the choral groups at Paly participated in several con- certs at school and in the community, host- ed the Spraque High School Choir from Sa- lem, Oregon and gave its MUSICAL REVUE in April. In addition, eleven individual stu- dents, the Spectrum and Madrigal Singers performed at the Music Educators Solo En- semble Festival and four outstanding choir members were selected to sing in the Cali- fornia All-State Honor Choir which per- formed for the State Music Educators Con- vention in Bakersfield. UPPER RIGHT: The Spectrum , from left to right. Dock Row: Peggy Cummins, Regon McDonald, Karen Dietrich, A ne Corning, Erin Flynn. Middle Row: Diane Brand, Trish Bingham, Christena Smith, Lisa Finley, Katie McElyea. Front Row: Sarah Schroeder, Jennifer Judd. ABOVE: The Madrigal Singers”, from left to right. Bottom: Kris Schmidt, Katie Riggs, Debbie London, Lisa Smith, Barbara Frye, Jennifer Bloomer, Stacey Giamaiis. Top: Peter Kulmars, Tommy Jordan, Bill McIntyre, David Rosenzweig, Peter Hortzell, Stephen Rumph. 250 IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER: Shannon Alien, Wesly Andersen, Matthew Berardo, Patricia Bingham, Elizabeth Bloomer, Jennifer Bloomer, Diane Brand, Elizabeth Brierly, Riette Burdick, Anne Corning, Margaret Cummins, Colette Danner, Karen Dietrich, Jeff Elder, Cindy Feng, Lisa Finley, Erin Flynn, Barbara Frye. Stacey Giamalis, Cynthia Greenlief, Junko Grolmes, Lori Hammor, Peter HartzelL Mimi Heft, Ian Honmyo, Kenneth Jenson, Thomas Jordan, Jennifer Judd, Shawn Kelmon, Dominique Kroon, David Kuball, Peter Kulmars, Debbi London, Louis London, Nancy Latham, Brian Lives, Regan McDonald, John Mcelyea, William McIntyre, John McLaughlin, Richard Myers, Catherine Naughton, Christine Ohlmann, Michael Pease, Alexander Perez, Scott Petty, Brady Plourde, Kathryn Randall, David Rosenzweig, Steven Rumph, April Schadler, Kristine Schmidt, Sarah, 5andra Schwerin, Douglas Alex Sharp, Liane Sharp, Margaret Sharper, Christena Smith, Jeannette Smith, Laurie Smith, Lisa Smith, Paul Spinrad. Kathleen Tormey, Tracy Vernon, Johanna Young Glee: Lynn Anderson, Shelley Anderson, Arlene Azevedo, Lu- cinda Bowman, Julia Cahn, Isa- bel Ebrahimi, Dana Enguehard, Miriam Ferziger, Ann Harris, Wendy Klein, Cerstin Marine, Tina Parks, 5usan Peterson, Margaret Renfrew, Hilary Sharp, Jill Sparks, Karen Wil- lemsen 251 DRAMA There ore many aspects in dealing with the study of theatre, including; characterization, vocal tech- nique, makeup techniques, mime, improvisa- tional acting, physical preparation, stage dialects, and the emotional basis for believable acting. The Stage Technology class doubles for the stage crew for Paly's theatre productions. The Thespian Club is made up of students who have gained member- ship by being active in dramatic productions. This group is sponsored by Mr. Fenwick. UPPER RIGHT: Maureen Tilden scans a script. CENTER LEFT: Jessi- ca Nutik and Liz Gardner prepare a scene from the show Guys And Dolls . CENTER RIGHT: Laura Dingier and Kirk Wise try to ehearse. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Fenwick jokes around with stu- dents Brian Thesing and Brian Lives. BOTTOM RIGHT: Teacher Natasha Gordon at work. 252 UPPER LEFT: Barbaro Frye trys to memorize her lines. UPPER RIGHT: A bewildered Tech class student. CENTER LEFT: All-class participation in the Intermediate class. CENTER RIGHT: Crew member constructs the set of FLOWERS FOR ALGERNON . BOTTOM LEFT: A crew member communicates with the light booth. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members designing a scene. ENGLISH This year the Polo Alto English Deportment, headed by Robert Neff, has offered a wide variety of courses. The Deportment not only strong academi- cally but also very popular among the student body. Freshmen to Seniors are instructed in vocabulary, spelling, grammar and essay construction. Classes such as humanities, basic college skills, mass media, Greek literature, American classics, and basic com- position are some of the English courses taught. The Paly English Department has maintained high aca- demic standards as well as high student interest. Neff Sahib-Department Instructional Supervisor 254 THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: TOP ROW, L to R: Betty McGlashan, Lee Megginson, Keith Clark, Dill Goggin, Tom Shellenberg, John Thompson, Barney Tanner, Leon Eymil, Paul Jones, Dale Oscarson, Chris Rich, Roberr Neff. BOTTOM ROW: Darry Bergstrom, Rosemary Miller, Gerry Meyer, Joan Brandt, Darbara Vickers, Dottie Bradshaw. UPPER LEFT: Students work on o test during on English closs. ABOVE: John Thompson converses with Lori Dubois ond Kurt Hipp. LOWER LEFT: Dorrin Nelson is questioned by Eric Blum during a Mass Media class. BELOW: Students work on class ' busy work”. 25S FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABOVE: Paly's Foreign Language Department Staff This year's Foreign Language Department, headed by Frau Cate, continues to provide Paly with a vari- ety of culture from foreign countries. Students may choose from Spanish, French, German, Latin or Japa- nese. Each of these languages may be taken up to various levels, with the possiblity of taking the ad- vanced placement examination once you reach a higher level. Emphasis is made on learning, listen- ing, speaking, reading, and writing in the classes. 256 ABOVE: Department Head - Frau Cate MATH The Paly math department, with its advanced computer center, has provided excellent instruction and assistance to the student body this year. With the experienced staff behind it. the math courses at Paly have accelerated to an even higher level than the previous years. The courses at Paly range from pre-algebra to college calculus, with inter- mediate courses offered on three levels of varying depth and difficulty. There are also several A.P. (advanced place- ment) courses which give college credit. RIGHT: math deportmenr sraff ABOVE: Deparrmenf head - George Truscort 258 259 SCIENCE Paly's Science Department, one of the most comprehen- sive in the state, covers Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geology and other Science related fields such as Elec- tronics. The faculty in this department is one of the best at the school with exceptional in-class teaching methods and after school assistance. The modern classroom facili- ties are excellent, providing the student body with in- depth learning in the various fields. Advanced Place- ment courses are made available to skilled scientists so that they may prepare for college. RIGHT: Department Head - Clarence Bak- ken LOWER RIGHT: A chemist works with ex- plosive chemicals 260 RIGHT: Sara Cody doing a chemical ex- periment BELOW: A student peers into the won- ders contained in his microscope LOWER LEFT: Classmates work diligently on a laboratory experiment 261 SOCIAL STUDIES Poly's sociol studies deportment offers o wide vari- ety of classes both required and elective, which allow the students to gain a better understanding of the working of the United States as well as other countries. The classes range from European History to psychology giving the students a diversity of choices to discover where their interests lie. ABOVE: Social Studies Department Staff RIGHT: department head - Carl Poll 262 TOP LEFT: Quin Short prepares for a government test TOP RIGHT: members of psychology class listen to a lecture LEFT: Wendy Taylor listens to guest speakers ADOVE: Matt Derordo is pleased with his rest score 263 PRACTICAL ARTS Paly's Pracflcal Arts department provides excellent skills and information for students interested in this diverse area. Divided into separate departments, Business, Home Economics, and Industrial Arts make up this program. Many of the skills learned in these areas can be directly applied later in jobs, homes or hobbies. 264 TOP: The Business Department Staff. LEFT: An accounting student checks her answers. ABOVE: Paly student contemplates her typing lesson. 265 SPECIAL EDUCATION Polo Alto High School offers o variety of special edu- cation services. Among these are the resource spe- cialist programs, which provide back-up instruction for students in general education classes. Resource specialists Sandy Anaya. Jim Ruck, and Sherry Willis administer diagnostic tests and work with counselors and staff to aid individual students. Another service is the two special day classes taught by Gerry Larvey and Cammy Sunde. These students spend the majority of their day in self-contained classrooms, but are involved in at least one main- stream class. Students receive pre-vocational and vocational training as well as training in daily living skills. Other special education personnel are speech and language therapists Judy Buttril and Judy Ellwanger, and staff psychologist Margaret Sachs. These special- ists, together with the teachers of the special educa- tion programs, make it possible for more students to participate successfully in the Palo Alto High School community. 266 Opposite page, bottom: The Special Education Staff. Left to right: Margaret Sachs, Caren Lorenzato, Jennifer Boarder, Dennis McLaughlin, Cammy Sunde, Sandy Anaya, Gerry Larvey, Judy Buttrill. CAMPANILE Editor-in-Chief: Jim Newton Managing Editor: Paul Chamberlain Associate Editor: Jeff Elder News Editor: Judson Lobdell Editorials Editor: Forrest Maltzman Features Editor: Margo Early Reviews Editor: Jeff Butler Sports Editors: Greg Lush, Bill McIntyre Photography: Ron Fried, Dan Sakols Business Managers: Mark Diamond, Gerry Scher Staff Artist: Todd Foreman Staff: Phillip Alden, Andy Baum, Beth Berman, Anne DeLong, Greg Grammar, Sheila Henry, Robin Herr, Labin Hinton, Leslie Jonath, Marcy Lee, Kevin Peterson, Dede Turnbull, Leslie Yarborough Advisor: Robert Neff The Companile, an official publication of Palo Alto High School, is published bi-monthly by the Advanced Journalism class. ABOVE: The Campanile Staff RIGHT: Editor-in-Chief Jim Newton does some paste-ups 260 ABOVE: The Campanile Editors RIGHT: Mark Diamond BELOW: Paul Chamberlain RIGHT CORNER: Judson Lobdell, Forrest Maltzman and Jim Newton 269 MADRONO MADRONO STAFF Editor-in-Chief: 5usan Rimerman Photography; Nick Wright Activities Academics: Joy Kalar, Ruth White Copy: Jeannie Crumly Sports; Laban Hinton, Mary Schonher Advertising: Peggy Finger Seniors: Megan McMills Juniors: Eydie Kagan Sophomores: Abbie Dorosin Freshmen: Martha Cornell Staff: Cindy Anonuevo, Greg Grammar, Sheila Jack, Kim Kawamura, Ellen Lougee, Glen Lusebrink, Dana Mar, Kim Wilkins. Photographers: Ron Fried, Kurt Johnson, John Lynch, Alex Olender, Larry Sahm, Dan Sakols. Advisor: Dow Huskey 270 RIGHT: Peggy Finger proofreads copy KX TOP LEFT: Megan McMills, Nick Wright La- ban Hinton b Ruth White discuss a photo- graph. TOP RIGHT: Eydie Kagan b Kim Wil- kins work on the Junior section ABOVE: Su- san Rimerman files Senior pictures LEFT: Ma- drono Editors. 271 LIBRARY 272 A library should be a place where one con think, work, and make use of the wide variety of resource materials available. Paly's media center is a special place that can be proud of a highly qualified librarian, Alice Thompson, and a well-trained staff. Their hard work combined with student cooperation and faculity assistance has made the media center a place of productive learning and overall a pleasant place to be. ijJ-i PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Educotion Deportment offers o variety of classes including badminton, arch- ery. dance, soccer, tennis, softball, jazzercise and more. Although juniors and seniors may apply for a P.E. waiver, many of them partici- pate in after school sports. TOP LEFT: The P.E. Staff STANDING: Ed Hart, John Wil- liams, Clem Wiser, Gayle Joslin. SITTING: Ron Skillicorn, Judy Start, Marge Roquier, Jim Verwyesf, Harlin Hark- ness, Jan Doggett. ABOVE: Charlotte Haight plays bad- minton. RIGHT: A Paly student practices archery. 274 LOWER LEFT: Ron Skillicorn. heod of fhe P.E. Deportment. LOW. ER RIGHT: Dove Wilson runs in soccer. SCHOOL SERVICE Without the secretaries, office workers, cafeteria workers, and custodians, the school would not be able to operate properly. The secretaries and office workers handle the school budget, organize parent-teacher conferences, distribute lockers, and keep the attendence records in order. Their list of duties is never ending. The cafeteria workers both prepare and serve the food at the snack bars. They pay their own wages and benefits. Then there are the custodians who do various tasks. They deliver packages and maintain the upkeep of the cam- pus (which is no easy chore). These workers function with long shifts, but nevertheless they are always willing to help a student out. RIGHT: Custodians Richard Knablin. Kim Tay, unidentified, Po Toy, Pete Rin, Ulysses Moye, and seated Troy Williams. BELOW: Cafeteria workers Doris Salabert, Stella Ayers, Sandra Cope, Phyillis Magnuson, and Sue Fuerst. DELOW RIGHT: Secretaries (standing) Barbara Halldorson, Virginia Snedeker, Clara De Fevere. Daisy Itakuro, Roberta Harriss, Debbie Harris and Elinor Payne. Seated are Joan Yelton, Joy Scott, Ruby Levy, and Norma Zupan. 276 Exploratory Experience, Work Exper- ience and Regional Occupation Pro- grams are the three possible areas open to students in prepartion for their careers. Exploratory Experience pro- grams provide learning experiences earning school credit outside the class- room which enable students to make better career choices. Work Exper- ience provides students with off-cam- pus learning at job sites. In addition to salary, students also receive credit if they are enrolled in a relating school course. Regional Occupation offers students training in skills that can help qualify them for advanced education or jobs. These programs offer Paly stu- dents career and vocational educa- tion as well as rewards such as salary and credit towards graduation. r UPPER RIGHT: R.O.P., Exploratory and Work Experience Staff. ABOVE: Dick Koon The PAD serves students needs in the prepara- tion and selection of colleges. Various methods of testing and computers are used to help deter- mine areas of interest and the colleges who then will suit the needs of the students. The PAD also offers scheduled speakers from a multitude of colleges as well many career professionals. The PAD offers a large volume of information available to all students interested in the prep- aration and pursuit of colleges and universities after high school. 277 278 ELLISONS BODY SHOP BUZZ ELLISON 326-9610 SINCE 1929 705 ALMA STREET (FOREST (j ALMA) PALO ALTO. CALIF. 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California 415 493 1250 Rmaldo Angelini 157 TOWN COUNTRY VILLAGE PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA 326-9251 322-2181 «anywhere in the City of Palo Aho or the Stanford campus 2313 Birch, Palo Alto (half block north of California Ave.) 283 Welcome to the Grand Illusion, come on in and see what's happening, pay the price, get your tickets for the show. The stage is set, the bond starts playing, suddenly your heart is pounding, wishing secretly you were a star. But don't be fooled by the radio, the T.V. or the magazines, they'll show you photographs, of how your life should be, but they're someone else’s fantasy. So if you think your life is complete confusion, cause you never win the game, just remember that it's a Grand Illusion, and deep inside we're all the same. America spells competition, join us in our blind ambition get yourself a brand new motor car. But someday soon we ll stop to ponder, what on earth’s this spell we're under, we make the grade and still we wonder, who the hell we are! styx 284 Post ages are often known by some major force that dominated the lives of the people who live during that —the Ice Age, Feudal Age, Industrial Revolution, the Age of Discovery and so forth. Historians of the future may look back on us in the early 1980's and label us the Media Age. Time-use studies have shown that the average high school student has spent more time with mass media (T.V., movies, radio, records, books and magazines) than with any other single ac- tivity except sleep. «Jeffrey Schrank 285 One thing that all Editors hove always hod in common is their goal to create the best book ever. I hove modified this in trying to create the best book to my ability. The work that has gone into this book has brought the staff of twenty two close together with shored traumas and triumphs and finally a sense of accomplishment. A yearbook is more than o conglomeration of pictures highlighting the events of a school year. A good yearbook captures the spirit of the school - its accomplish- ments, its failures and the feeling of unity in its students. I fee! we hove achieved this. With the help of the especially dedicated few on the staff, who consis- tently proved their concern ond ideas, we have created a book to be proud of. I have to offer my deepest thanks to these people who really made the MADRONO 1981 a possibility. To Nick Wright and all of the photographers who put in an extra effort, your work has created the visual catalyst that will moke it possible to look back on this yeor and remember the times at this school. To Joy Kalar, Ruth White, Lobin Hinton and Mory Schonher, your hard work made a vital part of this book ond your skill and dedication is something you can be proud of. To Jeannie Crumly, who checked ond re-checked and often re-wrote many pages of copy. I appreciate oil of your help and care. I also owe an extreme debt of graditude to the excellent work of Todd Foreman in this book. His drawings tied together.the theme of the book and brought an extra dimension to its contents. Also thank you to the numerous staff members and outside help. You each put a little of yourselves in to make this an outstanding annual. SUSAN RIMERMAN EDITOR-IN-CHIEF •i e -it. -0 -7 istead, she udents to con- u. -lemselves with the of others. Calling an - T n-opot ◄ii_ . .. , Folk singer, poimcai « = ... . ctlvist, ana tormer Paly own problems. Instead, sh- itudent Joan Baez appeared asked the students ' «fore a capacity C' _ d In cern themse - he Paly auditorium Ak - litres of «- My, Oct. 24. Baez and a ither speaker' Q bsues cone' O . W nd intern ..u. sacct f human X - in India. iaren D Passive resistance, len p- Jr even she stated, does not mean wf . j 6aez and that you don't do anything nudent It means that you fight with a fA a % JUTit ills every available resource A % .rtKOr SS 5 , ®Vv ■ 1? V V V 7- '« Yi vA Vy 0 CL L v tmw ' ' . a PCS Effectiveness Questioned .. _ __ 4-vtQf on aists Bergstrom . —o th v $ jf I ij 5 0 3 £ . i o pi- s O r’ c r ■ na £ CjZy. £j « . Aj fji 7) v_ Aj in . Co y . ir Co n £ PPOnTC' ,5 o 5L W A ■« 'e By FORREST MALTZMAN ferent studies show that on ists Bergstrom. the average these courses Bergstrom claims the - nv a student reason BCS is so successful is due to the fact that BCS does not teach students how -v« - -Hf rours A «p Every year approxi- 'e mately 1 5 million students rJa take l e Scholastic Apti- 4 tude Test (SAT). In pre- paration for this test, an ,JK sJ)e ‘ Increasingly large number of y.t students take SAT pr nar- r — -wirli •' «« - o 7 ft £ JMI0 ' r '7K increasingly large numuci _____ students take SAT or nar- studies of eight different ) fo .fiacVt|C] i p of 1981 y s ‘•preparation course in j 0 SH1As both public and private 4 cla 1 7veb improv- schools. According to this ■ - 4 ing tneir scores. study, the average increase infinite English teacher for students who had taker i«i nrRP was onlj ferent muui o —„.. the average these courses do not really help a student on the test. JLS UMv -- - The ETS' most recent does not teach students now r. . study, The Effects of Spe- to cram, but that the course f J cial Preparation on SAT- teach concepts and Verbal Scores consisted of S? studies of eight different ---- in K . .. -ft O P o r” Aj Cq -v qO of - 05 S’ £ i3 ? 9 Co o r £? to to 5 O Q. p £ - A) A) )r 8cjfaV? c Ot it efif ' s r '•xy N ing tneir scores. Despite English teacher Barry Bergstrom's claims BCS definitely CAT R that BCS 'aeinuLo«y im proves one's SAT scores, the Educational Testing Ser- vice (ETS), which adminis- ters the SAT, insists these courses have little effect on one's scores. Intensive drill for the SAT...is at best likely to - yield insignificant increase in scores, says the Co1’ . - - o nn Cf,v vv v -—r mi h v — does teach concepts and skills necessary to ensure success on the test. As evidence that BCS works, Bergstrom oroudl ' points out that P'' as f of thp thr totals i ” h - o. Schools. acwuiua q — study, the average increase for 8t xdents who had taken a special course was only one question or 7.88 points on a 200-800 scale. The authors, Donald derman and Donald Ay o. . o of the ETS repc A JkftV W. o “a So cS % 05 r£- C3 A) . N C. 05 -T vinced of tv prepara OZ % VC r b if Tr fif i - r4j 5 v. % colleges that _ in BCUlCOf----J Board, the 2,500 sc tensive r • jS C S' - ° VO l0 «4 1 W ' V _ .«e Vu o - jB% ' Ar' ' ■ XNV .z? Palo Alto seniors score higf | m Robert Rudy “Teachers in our district are used Tribune staff to dealing with kids like this.” Iif Carey said, “and the kids stimulate a ‘•WVLO ALTO — While students «ach other.” V6 p°V'Ithfpughout the state and nation Carey noted that about 50 per- . continue to score lower on college cent of the parents in the Palo Alto 'entrance exams each year, seniors district have done graduate level m jin the Palo Alto Unified School Dis- college work and the vast majority jy Jtrfctbave been scoring consistently have college degrees. _ $)jgher. Carey’s study of SAT scores Ip a report made Tuesday night, spans a nine-year period. Tests jthe Palo Alto school board heard scores in the areas of mathematical Scho astic Aptitude Test aptitude, standard written English ores dropped to a 17-year low na- and biology were the highest of the — averaging 424 on the nine-year span. The average biolo- -J COl averaging 424 on the mathematics vt Pain ___ui me nine-year span. The average biolo- gy score of 663 is 129 points higher than the state average in addition to the cl ition to the climbing dumber of students test said the d known for lege-prepa that thee' frombotr the scho Test ? down i Carey grader scorer did v hav coi at a -«•udent uecl- - job I lasers btea™e ‘ 3 new represented ceded on ho won! have b Coprt the sy4 helping °taerwi t en the imti «£«• ™e Art 0 '(ajj Cumv margot early •■■■Ik • w 0 ftC; . £r r7 school ?bY, jV „e- Place draws a day the crowd. Stu- S1 vtf C et itr° Sw1}0ck t0 • attends wR W s S' „ce to tremble hi—■- V vo 1 G’ rVSlf 5 ar e defiantly at th P V% S« 1 V° tr V «V dedir” tne Vb-O b-0 % le ee vvn«.a V q V 8, ve W worn and Mr e ® Aaft0 et ete.; Si tW r rf tiir ► d Y«n ', A e .q ms u f5 «w V't0 w« ? dete5 ■-• ? '°dsO« £ „ 0 s „ vipS Mj 2IS2J1 ta the nc Palo A and Gu in finals Long-awaited rema for tennis title Thurso V v o V’ p°V uV ding at ne of cur ■« quietly i«n behind des r«ot n P e« v V wersy uvS -AdhlVf ju inty q Teacfae rkH n0t « ' -chat ter t - v- ith no r ! J ' ir 1 n ft' opa v«0 • w v do'™ tN y Stude he eitunity ' in the nt Council •vent to pr to V «° V' xtsV, zZw v y- W .4 vi .V , g£$ S. wJSSbf11 vet ,We tr 8, be' flirts t®e e SB5 r •O pe 4 'tv ,. wi vs Va « V' 1 cat vs VC ie t?A ycV t-® ivt®i u t«9’ cottftf oXV 0 av 0sv9] •£% •gsi '‘viofsar 1« 3Vs 60C 4ftOSS. te At' aft e OtAet'‘« eu .osv .- 10 w S'V ISP' V jA- VtJSV ‘4 - £i ,A VV. v «v t 06V0 A '««W1 S S°'. A ■ ■ Yr' + ' Fte :e®?F V - V . aVV0 6 S VV ee ' To the surprise of no one, Alto and Gunn high schools' g tennis teams won easily Tuesda the first round of the Santa Cla Valley Athletic League playoff, setting up a long-anticipated Pak Alto-Gunn match in the finals. Palo Alto, a 7-0 victor over Pe- terson Tuesday, and Gunn, a 6-1 victor over Los Altos, meet for the SCVAL team title Thursday at 2 p.m. at Palo Alto. Palo Alto can take the title by winning Thursday. But a triumph by Gunn would force a rematch Friday, at a site to be determined Thursday by a post-match coin flip. Palo Alto (8-0) edged Gunn (7-1). 4-3, in the teams’ only regular-sea- j Girls’ roundup son meeting Sept. 30 Both coaches. Palo Alto's Keith Clark and Gunn’s Sharon Poff. pre- ferred to reserve comment on their team’s chances Thursday. But I will say these probably are two of the best four teams in the CCS (Central Coast Section), Poff said. It’s too bad one has to be eli- minated so soon.” • Woodside(lO-O) retained its hold on first place in the South Peninsula Athletic League tennis standings by defeating Sequoia. 9-2. Wood side, set to play Menlo-Aiherion in a rescheduled match today, con- cludes its SPAL season Thursday against second-place Menlo School (10-1). Menlo School beat Carlmon ” and Menlo-Atherto Carlos. 9-2, in o u 15-4 15-13; vale. 12-15. brook beat M in other DAAl. Fremont, wh DAAL play, hui live DAAL r matches But Fro. Dunning still says defeated Fremont last month, probabf beat in theCCS play First, though, we 1, of our league,” Dunm played very well ag.tin; botli times. But against S
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