Robert Louis Stevenson High School - Spyglass Yearbook (Pebble Beach, CA)

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MR. W. V. GRAHAM MATTHEWS MR. CHARLES S. DOWNES DR. THOMAS N. BARROWS Harvard College Director of Athletics REV. C. E. WILSON Univerrity of Wyoming Chaplain Duke Uniuerfity Columbia Univenity Dean of Students Director of Guidance ' ADMINISTRATION Able and sympathetic people of special talents assist the Headmaster in the administration of R.L.S. Dr. Barrows, a former president of Lawrence College, serves as chief educational counsellor: Mr. Downes works with us all in solving our many problems: Mr. Matthews triples in brass as Director of Athletics, Senior Master, and Head of the History Departmentg Reverend Wilson provides the special religious influence and is confidential advisorp Mrs. Weaver efficiently handles the million details connected with the front office: Mrs. Culp renders magnificent service as office assistantg and Mrs. Valladao handles the I.B.M. with great skill. X 1 1 MRS. ELIZABETH I. WEAVER Office Manager CULP MRS. CAROLINE VALLADAO Secretary

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v MR. ROBERT U. RICKLEFS Stanford Univerrity HEADMASTER s W WN x, xr R Wt 43 1 lvl! ' I1 41 .eil ':F-,-viii.-f-' The Headmaster . . . The Class of '59 has made significant history at R.L.S. It is the first large graduating class - twice the size of any previous group. Many have seen Stevenson develop from a cottage in the woods to a preparatory school of merit and integrity. You, the members of the Class of '59, have contributed much to the growth of R.L.S. as it has attained the position of prestige which it now enjoys. Within your group are outstanding scholars. top-flight athletes, and fine school leaders. As you move forward to new achievements, your successes will enhance the name ot Stevenson. You have our good wishes for all that is good in life. Robert U. Ricklefs.

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