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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1960 volume:

tg- i - vn.. f if ff' 2 Q of 4 fu ,u,5,ggl: , . Lei 5 - tu' ' 11 5 K , . , ' - ,EE I ef, 5t - -1 1 My '. . .. - . ,,.-1-Wd tint? - I gifvwt i-'T . A f si ii -. t s 1960 SPYGLASS is gratefully dedicated to V. Graham Matthews, who has labored unceasingly to foster and assist the growth of As Head of the History Departinent, he has instilled a desire for learning in his students. As Senior Master, respected by all, he has guided and disciplined the members of all the Classes. The school is proud to have him as a member of the faculty. ' S-.,.' vw, Ns-M Mr. Ricklats and Mr. Dahl x gpg BOARD OF DIRECTORS The responsibility for the successful opera- tion of our school rests with a Board ot nine directors who meet every other month. Their wisdom and foresight has resulted in the development ot a boys' preparatory school of integrity and merit which has already gained a position of eminence unprecedented in inde- pendent school history. The Board members are: Miss Katherine Branson, Mr. Arthur Lyon Dahl, Mr. Pardee Erdman, Dr. Harry Lusignan, Mr. Thomas K. Perry, Mr. Iohn Lyon Reid, Mr. Robert U. Ricklets, Dr. Frances Shields, and Colonel Paul Winslow. The new sophomore residence hall, latest addition to the Campus. I 2 2 t 2 .. s ff v 1 E l Q 2 S l 2 5 S 5 'K 55? . ii 5252. Mr. Ricklefs at his work-bench in his office in Douglas Hall N, . f Q 5 ,ff it Q.. f. 4 .71 'ff X .5 A -0 F ., ,, OUR HEADMASTER - All of us rejoice in the significant contribu- tion which the members of the Class of '60 have made to the growth and development of R.L.S. . Student government has been more effective than ever, academic standards have hit a new high , successes on the play- ing fields have been achieved with courage and determination, and the creative arts have flourished. Most important, among you, real men have emerged. You have my best wishes and my thoughtful prayers for the good life ahead. - Robert U. Ricklefs. fav Z . fx . liek NW Administration No single group of people is more important to the operation of the school than the administration. It is due to their constant efforts that the wheels of progress continue to turn. We, the students, wish to thank the Administration for their help and understanding. XX REV. C. E. WILSON MR. IAMES KARDAS MRS. ANN S. HOKE Y WN University of Wyoming Stanford University Hunter College xg, Chaplain Director oi Athletics Dietitian X A K 1 If , X , A J, M MJ. C MRS. ELIZABETH I. WEAVER MRS. BILLIE L. CULP MRS. IEAN E. WESTFALL 1 Office er I Office Assistant Secretary WC Mf.,e1,f ,A,z 1' ' ,,ff7 ff -'. 'l I nf ,ll 'V ,py,2rL47 ,jjoicfif I' Office Slafl Under the efficient management of Mrs. Weaver. the members of the- office staff are responsible for all the details of school operation. They make out the report cards, keep the books in order. and distribute our all-important allowances. MR. ROBERT H. AUGHTRY MR. JAMES BLEE Stanford University University of California Biology Spanish, Science MR. GILBERT BOYER MR. ARNOLP A. 'BOWHAYf -, N MAS. MARY BEALI. BOWHAY New England Conservatory of Music Colorado School of Mines ' U.C.L.A. Music 5 chemistry, ' ' ' Library, Reading CAPTAIN CHURCH A. CHAPPEL U. S. Naval Academy Mathematics MR. CHARLES S. DOWNES Duke University English 3 MRS. SYBIL FEARNLEY MR. TED. HUFFMAN University of Berlin University of Denver English English, Ar! MR. STUART HUNTER MRS. RUTH KALMBACH U.S.C. University of Wisconsin Typing, Economics Chemistry A. K. MVINGSTON oi California Ariihmeiic w DR. HANNA LOHNBERG MR. W. V. GRAHAM MATTHEWS University of Heidelberg Harvard University Laiin, German History R A Slim W Tiff MR. DEAN MILLSLAGLE MR. RICHARD Monterey Peninsula College ' Monterey Peninsula Counsellor At let' ' Counsellor, Athletics V, .Z W p l ICQ U lylffy W' ADM. HAROLD F. PULLEN MR. RICHARD RADDE MRS. IOLEAN C. RHOADS U. S. Naval Academy University of Idaho University of Washington Mathematics History Reading Xfvx X, . MRS. MARIAN 'M. RICKLEFS CAPT. W. C. SCHULTZ University of California U. S. Naval Academy Spanish Physics, Geometry Y? Q3 XX ' MR. RICHARD SCRIMGER MR. IOHN' D. SHORT, IR. Monterey Peninsula College University of California X I Counsellor, Aihletics English MRS. LI-LLY C. TROWBRIDGE MRS. BARBARA VARLEY MRS. LOUISE WEISS University of Utah University of Paris Ecole de Louvre Reading French French X rl A,.., MR. RICHARD A. ZURY MRS. DAVEDA B. PARK College of Idaho University oi California History, Geography Spanish Throughout the year, the maintenance staff, under Mr. Kardas, has labored behind the scenes to keep the grounds and equipment in top condition. The Kitchen Staff, under our dietitian, Mrs. Hoke, has prepared cr variety of tasty meals, which make dining a real pleasure. We thank them for serv- ing the school so well. j fx if 45 egg W 5 xi v ii 75355, 'WI P -5 N fi ' .L A U ge 3 f-fM'w 1, ZEi Ffsx i1SKY ,rf 'mai .9 1 fx, '- 4-4 fa fi' Y R' -Q IAMES ROBERT COLBURN Irvington COLLEGE OF PACIFIC Senior Class President '60 Spyglass Staff '60 Dance Committee '58, '59 Bridge Club, Secretary Gnomes '59, '60 Basketball '58, '59, '60 Swimming '59, '60 Golf '58 Tennis '58, '59, '60 Block S '58, '59, '60 NICKNAME: lim FAVORITE SAYING: Big Boppa ain't going to I like that. I-lMBITIONg Doctor of Medicine 'NEND TREND: Patient 041 4 Al ' X K X , fgv ' V1 -4,-'V' xl 0 1 ,sl bww lv VL Ck If if Ui , , L,-'vb X by X QW' W ' lx N 1 I LI VV, yv 4 liJQ'f2'N Rflfjl' X' ,ft , A ying MJ' A X, YN ' Message from the Senior Class Pie ident . . . J We, the graduating Class of 1960, would like to express our thanks to the faculty, and the many people associated with the school for their helping hand in our preparation for college and future life. Many thanks to Mr. Matthews, our Senior Counsellor, who has guided us through many cz trou- blesome problem, and to the members of the Administration who have made possible the many Senior activities throughout the year. We wish success and the best of luck to the incoming Senior Class. MICHAEL FREDERICK ZELINSKY San Francisco COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC Senior Class Treasurer '60 Tusitala '58 Carnival Committee '59, '60 Dance Commiitee '58, '59 Christmas Tree Committee '50 Dramaiics '59, '60 Speech Team '60 Gnomes '60 Soccer '58 Swimming '58 Block S '58 NICKNAME: Frats FAVORITE SAYING: Close the door, Yabroffl AMBITION: Automotive-aeronautical designing END TREND: Painter Iwhat elsell wb ,wwf ,L ,AGZZ cya, ff' N - -Pt, KW ' I nf LAWRENCE IONAS YABROFF Scm Francisco WHITMAN COLLEGE Tusitala Staff '59 Yearbook Staff '50 Dance Commitiee '60 Carnival Committee '60 Public Speaking '59 Dramatics '59, '50 Chess Club '60 Tennis '60 NICKNAME: Dife-Dife FAVORITE SAYING: If you say so. AMBITION: Doctor END TREND: CZH 5OH 1 .ZQLICIAJ f' , W qnillg' 'A BRUCE FINLEY ARMSTRONG, IR. Oia. I, CLAREMONT EN'S COLLEGE Class Secretar ' 0 ff Dramaiics '5 , ' 0 Dance Corn itt e '59, pen Golf '59, ' 0 ,f Riilery ' 9 I Archer '58 I' NIC AME: y FA ORITE SAYIV G: Clearrr!! ' an rancher A BITI : Gen E D ITRE D: Oi: ' e picker J' C ' V 1 1 'A fm ' X ff .1 , IW Cf ,,, A Z YOUSSEF ALAQUIL Cairo, Egypt UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Chairman Senior Dance Committee '60 Swimming '60 Soccer '60 Basketball '60 Block S '60 NICKNAME: Ioe FAVORITE SAYING: Don't buy a book by its cover. AMBITION: Arabian Petroleum Engineer END TREND: Pipe line layer - C fll 5'Qi 'bg9 j M WN' IAMES ERSKINE BLACK San Francisco STANFORD UNIVERSITY Honor Roll '58, '59 Tusitala Editor 'BU Spyglass '58 Chrisimas Carnival 'BU School Play '60 Swimming Team '58 Goli Team '58, '59, '60 Block S '58, '59, '60 NICKNAME: Huey FAVORITE SAYING: Pe AMBITION: Lawyer END TREND: Golf Bum Q-Mu! :Mag ii ter, who won the war. an Quiet Q5 ROBERT E BUSH Monterey MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE Wrestling '59, '60 Swimming '58, '59 Soccer '59 Calisthenics '59, '60 NICKNAME: Bush AMBITION: Surgeon END TREND: Butcher BAYLEY DORRIS Pacific Grove MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE Tennis '55, '56, '57, '59, '60 Riding '55 Archery '55 Golf '55, '56, '60 Baseball '59 Soccer '60 Block S '55 NICKNAME: Bavley FAVORITE SAYING: Well, shame on me. AMBITION: Investment broker END TREND: Marqin clerk ARTHUR LYON DAHL Pebble Beach STANFORD UNIVERSITY Honor Roll '54, '55, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60 Spyglass Editor '60 Tusitala Stalf '57 Assistant Librarian '59, '60 Orchestra '55, '56, '57, '59 Carnival Committee '57, '58 Science Fair '58, '59 Advanced Art Class '56, '57 Dramatics '55 Riding '55, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60 Soccer '54, '55, '56, '57, '58, '59, '60 Archery '54, '55, '56, '57, '58, '59 Block S '58, '59, '60 NICKNAME: Spider FAVORITE SAYING: Be overly prepared! AMBITION: Marine biologist END TREND: Fish eviscerator iffy WWW K XP' ,ff 3' Psriq MICHAEL DOUGLAS My Los Angeles N WJIVE ,TY OF CALIFORNIA Q glass 9, '60 q sital sl if '59, '60 Carnival committee '60 Honor Roll Drama '60 iff Chess Club, Presidenl '60 Chorus '59 Band '59 Basketball '59 Soccer '59, '60 Baseball '58, '59, '60 Tennis '60 Block S '58, '59, '60 NICKNAME: Kraut FAVORITE SAYING: Stop picking on me! AMBITION: Aeronautical engineer END TREND: Great white hunter rw wif, liflrll ROY HOWARD FETTERLY Pacilic Grove U. S. NAVY Carnival Committee '59, '60 Band '52, '57 Baseball '55 Archery '54, '55, '56, '57 Riilery '55, '56 Soccer '57 Block S '58, '59 NICKNAME: Howie AMBITION: To be a naval officer END TREND: Deck hand GEORGE ARTHUR GILMORE Atherton R.L.S. Council '59, '60 Iunior Class President '59 Spyglass Stall '60 CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC COLLE Tusitala Stall '57 Gnomes '60 Basketball '57 Soccer '58 NICKNAME: Gilly FAVORITE SAYING: Do m AMBITION: Rancher END TREND: Stall cleaner e a favor. LAIDLAW RUSSELL FLETCHER Pebble Beach UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Spyglass Staff '60 Tusitala Staff '58, '60 Senior Dance Committee '60 Bridge Club '60 Carnival Committee '57, '58, '59, '60 Dramatics '60 Senior Food Consultant '60 Chorus '58, '50 Soccer '57, '58 Swimming '57, '58 Tennis '59, '60 Block S '58, '59, '60 NICKNAME: Toad FAVORITE SAYING: Don't sweat the small ones. AMBITION: Big-time lawyer END TREND: Small-time student Km Cllr.. THOMAS GILBERT GRIFFITH San Francisco CLAREMONT MEN'S COLLEGE Honor Roll '58, '59, '60 Spyglass Editor '60 Dance Committee '58, '59, '60 Christmas Tree Committee '59 ml Class Secretary '59 Gnomes '58, '59, '60 Bridge Club, Vice-Pres. '60 Swimming '58, '59 Block '59 NICKNAME: Griff FAVORITE SAYING: Tilt AMBITION: President of Southern Pacific Railroad END TREND: Section hand THOMAS GRENFELL HENRY Berkeley UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS Honor Roll '58, '59 Associate Editor Tusitala '60 Public Speaking '58, '59, '60 Dramatics '59, '60 Basketball Manager '60 Golt '58, '59 NICKNAME: The Philosopher FAVORITE SAYING: Many have said it, few have proved it. AMBITION: Farm manager END TREND: Wetback migrant worker 75,6 zfefym' CZ H7 644, ' t I Ee5l?L'ZLjL,gjw -fjzy-'ew '- PATRICK NOBLE IENKINS Sacramento UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS Honor Roll '59 Spyglass Business Secretary '60 Chorus '59 Carnival Committee '59, '60 Bridge Club '60 Swimminq '58, '59, '60 Soccer 'BU Block S '58, '59, '60 NICKNAME: Pat FAVORITE SAYING: Open the window. AMBITION: Ranch manager END TREND: Leader of the Brotherhood of Migrant Workers of America Wlwwffiwff, PETER ZOOK MICHAEL San Francisco UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Honor Roll '59, '60 Spyglass Staff '60 Carnival Committee '60 Christmas Tree Committee ' U Dance Committee '59, '60 Bridge Club, President 'B Soccer '60 Swimming '50 ' , Block S '60 NICKNAME: Zooker FAVORITE SAYING' Don't let your studies interfere with y ur social lite. AMBITION: International playboy END TREND: Happily married father ot six RICHARD MOWER Pebble Beach MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE Tennis '60 Golf '59 Baseball '57 Soccer '57 Block S '57, '58 NICKNAME: Dick AMBITION: Own an auto agency END TREND: Mechanic IOHN HART POLHEMUS. IR. Los Altos , MENLO COLLEGE Gnomes '58, '59, '60 Bridge Club '60 Golf Squad '80 Swimming '60 Baseball '58, '59 Basketball '57, '58, '59 Soccer '57, '58, '59 Block S '58, '59, '60 NICKNAME: I.P. FAVORITE SAYING: To err is human, to forgive divine. AMBITION: Stock and Bond Broker END TREND: Wall Street page boy H O PHILLIP EMERY PAGE Berkeley CHICO STATE COLLEGE Spyglass Staff '60 Asst. Chairman Christmas Carnival '59 Basketball '57, '58, '59 Baseball '58 Golf '57 Tennis '60 Soccer '57 Swimming '60 Block S NICKNAME: Flip FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, well, I have two study halls tomorrow. AMBITION: Chemist I END TREND: Tewybe sh gf? Wy? 5 gi? 49 V KEITH ROBINSON Kauai, Hawaii UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT DAVIS Honor Roll '57, '58, '59, '60 Soccer '57, '58 Rifle Team '59, '60 Distinguished Rifleman '6 Block S NICKNAME: Keith FAVORITE SAYING: Lab lI.abor conquers alll. AMBITION: Rancher END TREND: Ditchdigger U or omnia vincit in a cane field do .ff,L' M2291 ROBERT VERNON SAINDON Seattle, Washington UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Honor Roll '59 Tusitala '58 Chorus '58, '59, 'BU Basketball '59, '60 Golf Team '58, '59, '60 Block S NICKNAME: Bob FAVORITE SAYING: I1's that got lucky. AMBITION: Business END TREND: Errand boy the ball 1 m ,V x A '.aZ'3y Sage 15413 V,-mm, J' fxveq, Us V - lyf' . ,, M - --3-eng. 4. hx., ,332 Ex L 5 AS- EGF-Q in , 5 Q ' . I --5-1,1 .e- QJCKY 4 4. . -lv 3 I '? ' ml, 'Q L fs ze. ,fwev ROBERT CURREY SCHULZE, IR. Dixon WHITMAN COLLEGE Honor Roll '59 Associate Editor, Spyglass '60 President of Rifle Club '60 Carnival Committee '60 Rocket Club '58 Photography Club '60 Golf '58, '59 Tennis '60 NICKNAME: Bob FAVORITE SAYING: But Mrs. Fearnley, I'll have it finished by tomorrow! AMBITION: Doctor END TREND: Bottle washer EVAN DAVID SHAAD Sacramento UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Christmas Tree Committee '60 Photography Club '60 Basketball '59, '60 Soccer '59, '60 Wrestling '59 Golf '59, '60 NICKNAME: Shadiish FAVORITE SAYING: Revolt! AMBITION: Engineer END TREND: Ditchdigger ROBERT KERNER SHURTLEFF Orinda MT. DIABLO COLLEGE Swimming '58, '59 Basketball '58, '59, '60 Golf Squad '58, '59 Chorus '60 Block S NICKNAME: Bob FAVORITE SAYING: O.K., Py, I'll shut the door. AMBITION: Forest Ranger END TREND: Pyromaniac RAYMOND MITCHELL SNOW Berkeley UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Golf Squad '59, '60 Chess Club 'BU Chorus '59, '50 NICKNAME: Snowball FAVORITE SAYING: Here's your paper AMBITION: Millionaire bachelor END TREND: Middle class husband cup THOMAS NIELSON TOWER Reno CLAREMONT MEN'S COLLEGE Honor Roll '60 Tusitala Staff '60 Sergeant-at-Arms '60 Golf '59 Basketball '60 Swimming '60 Tennis '60 Block S '60 NICKNAME: Tom FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up, you guys! AMBITION: Successful businessman END TREND: Factory worker Q f 5 ' fdf Zifzw CW MYYYWO 1' f J W.. BRECKINRIDGE M. THOMAS Fresno UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Student Body Vice-President '60 Ir. Class Vice-President '59 Gnomes '59, '60 Swimming '56, '57, '59, '60 Basketball '56, '57, '59, '60 Golf '56, '57 Soccer '60 Block S '56, '57, '59, '60 NICKNAME: Raisin FAVORITE SAYING: Ioin the swimming team AMBITION: Bpsinessman , 1 END TREND: Grape stom .,. , JA V1 GX? hvJ,a'-f 'A 1 Q y 'W ,C , ,JVU V - 4 V L, iffy X' 3651 V. Gfvnfi in g:fb!lg,M,J A 1 Ukth 5, Q 3X,1,f, f.. J vqlfV'J?'1 3 nn, A UVJ A Cale vt! 5' bi' 'gif ff, paw! ' I J f I . ' I ' 42- 07 A, v. ,if , If I ,Q f P ,N 'lj' In 0 Lvl ,Uf Kxglbc, Z ,' ' K H ffv' ' s MARTIN D. WEINSTEIN San Francisco CLAREMONT MEN'S COLLEGE Honor Roll '58, '59 Chairman of the Christmas Carnival '60 Tusitala Staff '60 Dance Committee '59 Chorus '59 Dramatics '59, '60 Speech Team '59 Tennis '60 Goli '59, '60 Swimming '59 NICKNAME: Commissioner N 'E FAVORITE SAYING: Oh -- reall '? AMBITION: Famous actor W END TREND: Stagehand Q ,' :L ,N W V . , , , .v if I xv X x IH ,XI ,A L f 5 x, ' av - ,fi w J' fc f - if a 1 . 1 QU Q if Ulf V x 'X' MV -f' i v ,, . 3 I I M eff' R 4 ' I ' . 1 Ik J 'fl V M ,fe WI' i X bl J f ' '1 xl f 'I if 1 ' 'J' ' 1 .fl I , Lil' ' 1' TA 'if A 'Il I I, J j f - KN N Ilia I IJ .Mil 'gafll CHATT GRANDISON WRIGHT Bakersfield UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Honor Roll '60 Senior Class Vice-President '60 Speech '60 Basketball '60 Baseball '60 Block S NICKNAME: Chat FAVORITE SAYING: It could be said. AMBITION: Gigolo END TREND: Soldier of fortune D 0 ION WAR AKSELSEN ' Lafayette Nj fl UNIVERSITY OF OREGON fl Tusitala Art Editor '59, '60 ,V Christmas Play '60 Chorus '60 Chess Club '60 Photography Club '60 Swimming '58, '59, '60 Wrestling '59, '60 Soccer '60 Block S '58, '59, '60 NICKNAME: Axel FAVORITE SAYING: Don't sweat it. AMBITION: Lawyer END TREND: Office boy 4 I Af I. lfy 5 ABDALLAH I. ALAQUIL Cairo, Egypt UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Soccer Team 'BU Swimming Team '60 Basketball '60 Riding '60 Block S '60 NICKNAME: Abdallah FAVORITE SAYING: No difference between man and beast is more important than syntax. AMBITION: To be a successful engineer. END TREND: Camel driver ' St QM ,Wa M1-uf-fywlbb Beg Ugg5Q,Qs Pwilnlv-9Jlf'9'N f-MPWF' :1 fgsf .,x, , 2 'SJ 'I' N' 7 F Q., .MN 5 , 55-,LN , 'Hide 5 X f, 3W,..?,,wA,,l , Zigifib Q - ' ,,., j 5 jg H ,. . K l ,V g il . K,4A Q: 1 :V L' A F lr I ',:fiZ v,.f, - -A:-, 'Jw -4+ a .Y 'Sf 3, r fgghkwt S 4 1 f 6' 'inf +1 ,Z F Q? ,W gy a WA , Q 1+ Q ' QQ. A 'f ww if - WA. f 35,5 5 'i,4'Sffff13Qsl. fw if HA. 1. Zi, X ei xv M115 A x Q 1- W ,ff f kif 557- F '12- Qgi 3' .W We ji Y' , ', R wk 'ZX - ,- QV ,sw ,V -. mmf. , -5 E lg 4 W :.1vA'1 isg X 'E fy L A . Ygiiak, ps J l Tiffzm' K.-. , Ji XX x y .kg it , w 'S ' . Y , L It I 4 A Q. vi ,, Y ,J if-ff ,, 15, rt-'V .Q V' , X.. ff ff' 7 f 'T K , -',r'M .,,. 2 A x -Q 1239 . Q w i ff' ff' MwQ.,1 . 1 'i ' .,,, g i f x I N' .M 849 'Mx ' fx. 'SDS W' 4. e l al gal x EARL BAGBY Hillsborough f X all l A x .B ' Ml , slllf f -QW 'QW Al ,xv in 'My Q' M : ' 1, if ,. ,,A, X'XXl.x MQXV ,Qjf'll1Gll11yrfEm REYNOLDS BARNES 'Q Xvl! 1' Walnut Grove Q' Q ,jg fxly NJ iv, levy JS U! , W, K. L fs' L IAMES COSTELLO ROBERT DAY MICHAEL DILLON Monterey Los Angeles Reno, Nevada 6 IEFFREY GHOLSON PRESTON GOLDEN Pebble Beach Hillsborough I v 'K' ' f WILLIAM GRAHAM , THOMAS GRIFFIN I f A ffladg' 1 Belvedere l ebble Beach 4 Q,7EfM?', ' . 01 M M , Al idx! .fl4 fjZL, UQ? fat ,4 , ' xii X41 A-VU uv' LT, .MX W x STUART HARKNESS DAVID HOLT FREDERICK HU ON!!! Berkeley Stockton Watsonvi lj Q. ' 1' ff! X I fy X' , I I Ab! ' Lf daft , 0 ,D j A ,Wd fy 1 L ! J I If QA I X A L V , f .ff if ,v '1' J I ,W , N W W gf? ff Q1 , . I f I NL BLAINE IANIN MALCOLM KELSO If GJ San Francisco Scm Francisco I lo . W ,fl T W W aldgglfi Up ff! fvm N N Q EDWARD MAHONEY GARY MALM Ross Santa Rosa N Q v ,V ll .gl 3 N55 J l ,WJ f DAVID Owl-'f' Uv W, LL Z ,fy f? A I H Q D X fax! K3!.l,vKJ,,ZCJ.,,., RICHARD NUSBAUM ROBERT OLMSTED Pebble Beach - Dallas, Texas ELIOT MERK SCOTT MERNER Z4 Menlo Park Lafayette 'QU Dwell-fe, Sleeve? gm! Q ,, Tw W if WSW A A W E l GORDON PARKER IOHN PERINE Carmel x Seattle, Washington ' and f LUQQG . . 1 f . .. . 1.457 , MN E 41 6' ' CHRISTIAN POULSEN PETER PRICE EDWARD SCHULZE Tahoe City Sacramento Hillsborough QOL., X' Jig f0.QQeQ I r S' QLJA x,x if l SW if ' 'lsblefwvewlgixak csajkjxk ' TERRY SIGEL WARREN SMITH ju r Oakland Lafayette U ' V X N ' KJQJQ-N33-Jw. HA flflf DAL GJ f 9 W 1, if 2' Q fy J X J Xl pf N Q RK 65 N 03? JSXQPL is WILLIAM SWARTMAN CARLON TANNER 5 ln MJ .lA 2 Atherton ' Monterey X 54X W -19 CN! J 'lf ROLAND TQGNAZZINI Scm Francisco W WZ will if A X 7 , 7, , ! Y. 'gp I DONALD WHITE Orinda WHELDEN WARD WHELDON Oakland ! - San Francisco , K C X l . ml mi? .. C TERRY ZALL Marysville ! Q E.. uw gk t QA.- L 5-,R ..,. 1. if 1..'k f Wfff - -E' 5 'L ' 5 gk W iw- A tangy ,wr 3' 'fi'- 'L , M my f 'Q .AS wp N5 f xy WQT5 Q3 f? 2 aff, Ls W Qs ff ,L W RICHARD ANDREWS IAMES ATWOODM!h,f ,df Zig Sun Francisco Kentfield My IM! MJMJXV ,VY , N Are J frVW L. awuz ' - A 117fV?Xxg fi , , . ? W O V MARK BEALES IOHN BERGGRUEN LARRY BIAGGINI San Francisco San Francisco Ccxyucos L.A 1 4 1 AUGUST BOEGER BILL CAMPBELL Gridley Salinas ,.-- .Sp ,I . t , sa, E , ,wg . K, 4 ffl 1 1 ,- DAVID CAMPBELL IAMES CARTER Berkeley ' ' , Menlo Park CLEVELAND CRUDGINGTON WILLIAM DANN Reno, Nevada Pacific Palisades MICHAEL EDDY Poway MICHAEL FARLEY WILLIAM GEER Los Anqeles Sacramento Ni. Lttttt My gtwfxtnp W IOHN GRATIOT IERRY GRIFFITHS Monterey AQ! Felton , C X Mn - t . Mia? tt, fipgdxivpv fff X 4 1 I. -.A BRUCE HOTCHKISS THOMAS IONES CARLTON KEPPELMAN Tracy Pasadena u - .4 Pebble Beach I BILL LEWELLEN DANIEL LONDAHL Monterey Monterey Qwqfiac CHU ' 4-O, 6M!7ffffQ- -IX Mix 4. V, PHILLIP MADDUX WILLIAM MOORES Santa Rosa Ukiah I f. I , 4' I is PHILLIP N ELY HENRY NISBET K IADY PETERS 9354-6 if fzfpil-f Ca Chico Z' RANSOM REYNOLDS PETER RILEY Pacific Palisades Seattle, Washington A Yiffiz ilrnfffi' mf fg? f 1 7?iV L!N'f'2fffi1V f 20 ,ff-714 Q 1 nf: fi! 'I 'fp ' ' If f lf' yd I I f' v Jr' I9 BRUCE ROBINSON 1 DA SALVADORINI ' ,U ... Kauai, Hawaii Y W ,- eno, Nevada MMU J I I I Wy ov 1 - 'X 2 IIN' 'P' - X AAA! BRENDEN SEABORN DAVID SMITH Carmel Ojai KEITH ST. CLAIR Orinda RICHARD STOUT DENNIS THOMPSON Reno, Nevada Atherton W use t K i..AK1 ..: 'ff' 2' ' ff, K. S , 'lm mx T X XV A sg Ap . XNCA vjywjlhgy , bfi FARNUM ALSTON A A RONALD AMTHOR San Francisco El Salvador, C. A. Q2 LEONARD BORN nw YZ V San Francisco Q2-Q' cw 1- F 5 Q rg,-A .,-V' cr' Nl' of x 1 DAVID CASELLI Carmel Valley Sacramento I V 1. I W QU ROBERT COLLINS PETER CROTTY ' Pasadena San Marino , , l -N ' UXIJTNIM - N WILLIAM CUNNINGI-IAM PHILIP DUKE IOHN FLEISCI-IMAN Pasadena Oakland Belvedere ,, Q. swf' ROGER Pasadena WILLIAM GRIFFIN Pebble Beach PETER GRIFFITH EDGAR HERTZKA wifgrfx HOWARD HUNTINGTON Pasadena San Francisco San Francisco KANE ROBERT LAW Hillsborough Pdicines MICHAEL MACOMBER PETER REYNOLDS Fresno Walnut Creek 266.41 ELLIOT ROBERTS MOGAN ROGERS Pasadena Pasadena I GEORGE SMITH ALLAN SORRICK BYRON WASHBURN Reno, Nevada Orinda Marysville N bf: PETER WILSON IOHN WYATT San Francisco Lima, Peru MJ K well mmmf U81 W W mv + . -K Q.. 4 W 5-w.4q,,fZ -. my k.-ff,- .- , .. ,, w.,:f+ .... , Q T - BL f mix' iffs'W,gNf,?,1g3fgg,,.g,-7 515,21.f H: fs WV Afi wu.. Q 5 M '::' -- xii' 5 -320 W, , ,lr zg. il' I g sr? .sk- X..-..., ,,, 1 L1 ,4,, fyij SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: I. Colburn. Treasurer: M. Zelinsky. Vice-Presi- dent: C. Wright. Sgt.-at-Arms: T. Tower. Secretary: B. Armstrong. Food Consultant: L. Fletcher. 31 fi SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: R. Barnes lst semester, M. Dillon 2nd semester. Vice-President: M, Kelso lst semester, R. Day 2nd semester. Secretary: Bagby lst and 2nd semester. Sgt.-at-Arms: Harkness lst semester. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President: T. Iones. Vice-President: I. Griffiths. Secretary: President: P. Griffith lst semester, R. Collins 2nd semester B. Dunn. Treasurer: D. Stout. Vice-President: R. Goodan lst semester, M. Rogers 2nd semester. essage fl'0l'11 the Eig hth Grade Class The eighth grade class has great spirit. It has had its problems, but has solved them with thought and deliberation. The class has organized a club called the Conquistadors, and has donated one hundred dollars to the March of Dimes. w,.:if1!i'5' You can expect to look forward to many line things to come from us. SECOND SEMESTER President S. Grover Vice-President D. Rawlings FIRST SEMESTER President R. Bennett SEVENTH GRADE President T. Lemos RONALD BENNETT THOMAS BISHOP Carmel San Francisco Ada me wh MICHAEL CARROLL ROGER DAHL 61' M San Francisco Pebble Beach -'WW my-WW -I STEPHEN DODGE CHRISTOPHER FITZHUGH Atherton Pebble Beach MALCOLM HOOK THOMAS IURGENSEN Pebble Beach Pasadena DAVID KIBLER MICHAEL MACAULEY RICHARD MEYERHOFF Salinas Fresno San Francisco IAY MILLER LOUIS OGAARD Carmel Carmichael by CHARLES OSBORNE Pebble Beach f' NATHANIEL OWINGS Big Sur J P M QW Ko WILLIAM PARKER DAVID RAWLINGS WILLIAM STAHL Pebble Beach San Francisco Monterey fi' if 910091 Aff' YD he J ' n'L21 fm GORDON VON RICHTER PATRICK WOOD Carmel Meridian .ff- Ziff 77-lpn Q Wiz . 4 1 1 fl ,. 'if 7 YL 51,3 'V x P' 'D g. 3 BRYAN HUMASON LINDSAY IEFFERS Pebble Becxch Carmel ,WL LJ 4 ,lilly DAVID KAPLANSKY THOMAS LEMOS WILLIAM LITTLE Pebble Beach Ccrrmel Pebble Beach SELDON SMITH EDWIN THOMAS Berkeley Monterey 'Easy W - Y x rf--V-...,.,,,,.. , if V . '-M . MMM g ,M VWL, M Af A., an , 4 . . ...N xv W-.N ,,V- ,lx R ww xx' MA' . his w A QQ.. 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PRESIDENTS COMMITTEE Lett to right: Dillon, Grover, Collins, Griffith, Stout, Lemos, Iones, Bennett, Colburn. L. TO R. STANDING: Stout, White, Page, Ienkins, Matchett, Schulze, and Campbell. SEATED: Day, Michaels, Colburn Fletcher, Yabrolf, Douglas, Thomas, Griffith, Dahl, Graham, Whelden, Smith, Dillon, Tanner, Mahoney, and Zall. 1960 Spyg lass The 1960 SPYGLASS has been a tremendous success. The staff has co-operated as a tightly knit group from the preliminary designing down to the layout of the last page. This composite effort, we feel, has created a truer picture of school life. We, the editors and staff of the 1960 SPYGLASS, thank you for the opportunity of recording the 1959-'60 school year. Co-editor: Thomas Griffith, Business Manager: Breckinridge Thomas, Co-editor: Arthur Dahl. ,,., ' Christmas Carnival The Christmas Carnival was a success this year in spite of the rain which dampened its profit making aspect. The Gayway was potentially the best ever, but was rained out before it had a chance to prove itself. The Bazaar, under the direction of Mrs. Simard and the Mothers Club, did a good job of making profits for the Scholarship Fund. The Christmas Tree Committee, consisting of Mike Zelinsky, Peter Michael, Tom Griffith and Evan Shaad, did an excellent job of organizing and running the tree cutting ceremony. These boys were also responsible for the successful operation of the Auction, which fol- lowed the Carnival. ,' Q, kj 1, -. ya it will f, J. 'C' Christmas Play This year, the Christmas Play, under the direction of Mr. Ted Huffman, demonstrated the increased interest in dramatics at R.L.S. The actors, splendidly costumed and accompanied by the chorus and instrumental music, performed the Medieval Miracle Play admirably. un., ., ll h .eff if T ri f 31.5 'il' if , 41 fl --', 1 , QW4 . 'ix +. 5 X Thanksgiving Dance ,-f 1 Nw At harvest time, the Freshman Class gave a Thanks- giving Dance. The decorations were handled by Mrs. Weaver and Mr. Huffman. Robbie Collins and Peter Griffith did fine jobs as co-dance-committee-chairmen. The highlight of the dance was the door prize: a live turkey in a gilded cage. Tropicana Tropicana, the school's first dance of the 1959- '60 school year, had the largest attendance of any dance in the school's history. Many of the dates came from Santa Catalina, While others came from the Peninsula and the Bay Area. Senior Dances Two dances were held for members of the Senior Class at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Dahl and Mr. and Mrs. Short. All the seniors who attended these dances will agree that both were great successes. 9'7 t if Under the direction of Mr. Huffman, the Stevenson Chorus has made vast improvement this year. The chorus has ably participated in the Christmas Play, the traditional Christmas tree cutting, and many other informal gatherings. With the excellent facilities provided for us, this year's chorus has changed from a group ot inexperi- enced howlers into one of real singers. Instrumental Mus The music department, under the capable supervi- sion of Mr. Gilbert Boyerhhas done much to make 1960 the best year for individual instrumental music instruc- tion since the school Was established. Instructors Who are specialists in their fields teach such instruments as: piano, flute, trumpet, accordion, and guitar. Mike Zelinsky taking lesson from Miss Asplin ic Elko Yoshizado Concerts A series of five Fine Art Music Concerts were enjoyed by the students and parents during the year. Each recital brought accomplished artists to,the campus. Among the artists Were: Mary Dobel, Eiko Yoshizado, Ray Fabrizio, the Carmel String Quartet, and Nancy Ness Bowman. The school would like to thank Mr. Boyer for these fine presentations. Carmel String Quartet Grand , .ff H ff. . WY- - view 1 . F .sw --:cf ' if F W . liz- N. 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These five days of skiing at Badger Pass and dancing at the Ahwannee Hotel, culminated in the Flying Fifty race on Friday, in which several R.L.S. boys participated. ss-wwe? -m M A rnviranfzfva -1. -41 S5153 Q M01 ,ff QW fi 4 33? ' A llQ 5 I if 'e?-,:fL44,f,.a-- 4, Q- mv .- 4 ?,5y3,Q32gQ2a? g,, ':..irW,, I j,. i'25YfTxf3?fii54if5 '5'i'W1g 7 wr? M S wwf .... rg, if MH ian .gfm:'f'xa,:,4q-gf--N1 cv 3 Qpifgf v 7 Qui- r. f. +1-.0 ks ew I -fy., - W !ffgm:., APY ,xi-Ai Hzfaifi E:!:'f'giQ?i21-as-abil?-:, .3221 W- mg: ligyif if' Jil? 'uf' exico Trip This year the Stevenson School realized one of its greatest dreams with the completion of the Mexico Trip. A group of twelve students Was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Rickleis, Dr. Shields, and Mr. Blee. Once in Mexico, the group traveled over one thousand miles. The trip included such spots as: Acapulco, Taxco, Guad- alupe, and Mexico City. Besides being a well spent Easter Vacation for those who participated, the trip laid a solid foundation for a new R.L.S. tradition. 'avfgap Dramatics The combination of determined effort, courage, cmd talent, marked the drama productions of the '59-'60 school year: The Second Shepherd's Play , I Remem- ber Mama , the Santa Catalina play, directed by Charlotte Perry: Shakespeare's Twelfth Night . A few of the outstanding performances were created by Match- ett, Weinstein, Barnes, Henry, Black, Reynolds, Bagby. Harkness, Zelinsky, and Graham. X Conquistadors i T The newly formed Conquistadors were active in the Silverado Dormitory this year. Their main job was to take down the flag before dinner, but they were also responsible for adding spirit to the dorm. The ten present members, who graduate this Iune, hope that the Conquistadors will be active among the future eighth grades. Gnomes Founded three years ago, the Gnomes have established a tradition at Stevenson. The club is primarily made up of enthusias- tically minded skiers and, inevitably, a few Lounge Lizards. Although the club's attend- ance at the School Ski Trip in February wasn't very large - only two members went - the Gnomes have done much to enhance Steven- son's spirit. 5... ,t,f'l ,iii Photog raphy The pictures in the yearbook would not have been possible without the Willing assist- ance that Steve Matchett gave the Photo Editor. Along with Steve, there were several other fine photographers who gave their val- uable time to assist in photography. Carlon Tanner and Arthur Dahl gave up hours so that the photography in this yearbook could be the best in the history of the SPYGLASS. Bridge Club Bridge has taken its place on the roster of school clubs. The officers, Pete Michael, president, Tom Griffith, Vice-Presidentg Iohn Polhemus, Secretary, Iim Colburn, Treasurer, and Laddy Fletcher, Sergeant-at-Arms, han- dled the club's business skillfully. Although the boys did not play strictly by Goren, they improved their game tremendously over the year. Many thanks to Mr. Matthews, the club's advisor, who helped to organize and manage the club. Tusitala Because of a lack of interest in journalism this year, the Tusitala has made only one appearance in the school scene. The first issue was received with much enthusiasm and the second is projected for the end of the year. In all, the Tusitala has had little to say this year. . Mix, Chess Club The Chess Club is a newly organized activ- ity this year. It got off to a flying start with forty charter members. Pete Douglas was elected President, Dennis Thompson Vice- President, and Mike Dillon Secretary-Treas- urer. Mr. Downes, the faculty advisor, set up the club's first activity, a round robin tourna- ment to determine the Chess Champ of R.L.S. fu, ,g,,..J My gl! FK fn ,Off A,,Av ,, N. 5... ,,a sl Q if Cl? 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Team members who saw action were Iirn Black, Blair Smith, Randy Reynolds, Henry Nisbet, Iohn Perine, and Eliot Merk. 1.9 'V si wg f 1. Ls ,P ,ti y we l 'Q' ' -ug QA The Season Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson -10 7 --l6 8 V2 -14V2 3 V2 -llVz 2 Vz 3 l V2 9 V2 9 ,if W? I ' 2. , Y XX ,. X ,ln George Washington l7 George Washington 5 . . San Mateo ll Watsonville 6 V2 . . Iunipero V2 . Pacific Grove 2Vz . . Lincoln 6 V2 . Bellarmine 15 V2 Pacific Grove Z . Stanford l8 V2 Monterey 26 V2 . Menlo U .Q ,Ax ft, ,, Wng. .Aif.x..... sig..-:.w-emu-a-ua. vzawwx .gm-.12 flag., Tennis Under the insistent coaching of Don Prince, this year's tennis team has experienced vast improvement. Although they have not won all their matches, each member has put his all into every stroke. The team has offered other schools great competition. Leading the team at first position is Tom Iones. Bill Stahl is second, Lawson Little, third, Bo Day, fourth, Rody Tognazzini, fifth, and fighting for the undecided sixth position are Laddy Fletcher and Mike Farley. With the experience and facilities given it, we are confident that this year's tennis team will pave the way for a better team next year. e L . ht . i ik at l 1 .h ,, y . .em y y g wi , y A as ' W i it fi. ig... I , k-,, .X X 'Sw 1s-vf Y' i Q l i . 2 we . li 2 7 . 1 , 12 , - sist ' we L' y ,wg a , K 5 F E ii' K ri. ' if , A ,zpluue ',., . . 'M 1 2 , , . Z.: 3 I ...., 1 N Coach Matthews and Cleve Crudgingion Th e Se a so n 1 Q' 'I ix' 12, As the SPYGLASS goes to press, the tennis team's Spring season is still in progress and many of the scores are unavailable. Denny Thompson Mike Farley Tom Iones Bo Day rum V 'f Uwfflmli X X. Base ba II Playing on the new diamond under the coaching of Mr. Downes and Mr. Zury, the varsity baseball team had a rather rocky season. The hurling duties were filled by Iones, Tognazzini, and Biaggini. Dillon and Matchett worked behind the plate. The infield was composed of Douglas, Biaggini, Wright, and Eddy. W. Smith, Bagby, Collins, Andrews, and Harkness were the outfielders. Tom Iones was the team's power hitter. Coach Downes, Captain Iones, and Coach Zury -my--W' M ll xv W E my F Q 'A . I. .,,V A . 7 ,NY ,,,,.. ., V lw is K Mike Eddy, ready for the kill. The SBBSOI1 Qfmmm tfitfif As the season is far from completion. we are unable to include a review of the season's games. The highlight of the season to date was the four to zero victory over Mora High School. Steve, talking a butter out of cx hit --Will he or Wonft he?-I Strikes from both sides of the mound. ffffs,11L7f ,s,vsff+:i- M. Y .N . ,,.s,,.W.V, -.Q----.1.,... ,,s w..N,,,v..-we . s..,fwfM-:MLM.wwmWw..W.WwN.-W..sM.wi.WV,....,. 44 5 i , nw' 4' .. yy' gx -r 1 - Swimming Although the swimming team was at a definite disadvantage, practicing in a non-regulation, salt water filled pool, they had a very prosperous season. What they lacked in depth they made up amply in strength. If the meets had been judged on first place Winners, the Stevenson team would have gone practically undefeated. The nucleus of the team consisted of: Thomas, Swartman, Amthor, Ienkins, Tower, Thompson, and Colburn. 'Kiwi 5 6 M, . If - E . -, Wie' fa q s 5'-KW -m:'.6fff-Ztst :nest .f tr ' , H- , f,,,,l.,w, 1. Ate, .21 K, V ,, J ., ,I-., . L,.L. ,X an s , if ' 'i x , -E ' MWMM .,,,, f , ,issw L N, Q W., ,Q h ,.l.,..2-,- il W .LM .1 xt, .- J ' -ff ,, SYM Wgwififlzfff Lf : t, ' 'T N-f-,lege ij - ' 1.-ms... , we M 5 . Q. gmlsgfe- - - . ,- 2 f or '. ibvtf,4fe:-as ,, .- . ow? me . f 5 The Season Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Salinas - 31 Monterey - 65 Carmel - 53 . Menlo -- 58 Monterey - 45 . . . . . . . Menlo-71 San Rafael Military Academy - 38 F F is 1 f. f-1, V35 ' Rei:-fb ln ,, . 5 -, VE fs 'M .2 X342 FU .Mg f'0i5Bf , , ga 94 Q ef X N 3 .My fir-s 'tp' i if 3 THE VARSITY TEAM Varsity and Lightweight Basketball Led by the fine coaching of Mr. Zury, the varsity basketball team had a good season. The team had finespirit but lacked that important last quarter drive. Bagby, Wright, Tower, Thomas, Polhemus, Colburn, and Page were the Regulars . Mr. Ogden did a fine job of coaching the lightweight team. The starters were W. Smith, I. Peters, M. Whelden, R. Collins, and L. Biaginni. Others were G. Smith, P. Reynolds, and M. Farley. Coach Zury and Breck Thomas Lightweight Squad Session on Set Shots l t g Q D Q! ...A 'u- rryrs he M. s K-p--if he -- THE SQUAD Wrestling Team The wrestling team enjoyed their first season as a full fledged team this past year. Although not overly victorious, the season was very prosperous. since it molded many new Wrestlers and improved many past wrestlers. The core ot good wrestlers consisted ot Harkness lwho won the trophy for best wrestler of the yearl, Matchett, Geer, Thompson, White and Dillon. The most improved wrestlers were Kane, Crowley and Dodge. The wrestling team is looking forward to a more victorious season next year. ReUdY? Coach Downes and Capt, White Q On TOP! 'Q' gg it fi Arthur Dahl and Spice The New St . 'a 1 , , , -1- J QL-.M 1,57 ,.. '5.w,,2g:Q: 'vw ,g-sk y- ,M 1 A . f ,Vt . . A k. xv . warm N W ., A V K 9 Q .Af ,- L- 2 N.. Y -f -N L7 . -1 .. . - ,'v , 'Qt r A f f, he A - - , K L f I , - -pfjgk,-'2,ty.3 , K -. 'Q . . -f f-'N' 31' , ,, ' , X ' A -ft ,-, ' I 1fS.'.'-,ip 1 1 ' s A - JW: 4. 5. lux- wr 7 THE RIDING SQUAD Rid i ng Riding gained great impetus this year With the reconstruction of the school stables. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Huffman, the riders improved in every phase of horsemanship. They also learned to care for their horses and maintain the stable and tack. Next year they hope to represent the school in horse shows and other riding events. The most accomplished riders include Bill Bradley, Arthur Dahl, David Holt and Carlon Tanner. U W-tw -r,,,' t -nv' 4' ' ' 2 Invite: ,jiufzf I .1 X L Y' X f AY A , A . f , ,Q .T ' I .Q K ' , td l , fn N w. Qs-,sf HV! M Iwi, N .. . ,-. 1 t , ,qv v .T X - A- -sm 7, -,af , . 4 bles Dave Holt and Fuss Budget 3 ! ! Fi -v r l f ,Q-Qt., ., 'W M., f- ff -f -f ,fQ,ff , MW. we-ww ww- M I H VV 4 Y ' ' Q ! -ft e B S wt...,..,. We ' - '- t '- ' ,I fx? -ff :fl THE SQUAD Rif lery B l Because of the organized coaching of Rev. Coach Wilson, riflery has gained increased interest at R.L.S. Most of the forty squad members have shown great improvement in their marksmanship. The six members of the rifle team: Keith Robinson, Ron Bennett, Bruce Robinson, Nick Schulze, Bill Stahl, and Steve Dodge, have brought home several Well-earned victories for R.L.S. Who's bigger? Stevenson's best with Coach Steddyl ,Yt , ,,c,,,, ,, Archery Although few in number, the archers have spent several days each week improving their stance and accuracy on the archery range. The archers worked for Camp Archery Association Awards under the supervision of Mr. Scrimger. alislen ics Calisthenics is new to the athletic program this year. The course is strictly for individuals who desire to keep in good physical condition. The program consists of exercises, cross-country, and weight lifting. Competition is maintained between boys forthe top score in physical fitness. wif 9' -my , -.-f' g .-2, , 1 an ru .M K V l , - V !y,,.,gv. . 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KENNETH I. ST. CLAIR MR. 6. MRS. BRECKINRIDGE THOMAS MR. 6. MRS. RALPH R. WASHBURN MR. G MRS. CLYDE G. WHELDEN DR. 6: MRS. DON PARLE WHITE MR. TOM WHITE COL. PAUL S. WINSLOW MRS. DORA D. WOODS PEBBLE BEACH California One of the seven wonders of the golfing world lfs fairways and greens overlook the wafers of Carmel Bay. Their dramatic beauty is matched only by the companion courses on the Monterey Peninsula - Cypress Point, Monterey Peninsula Country Club, and Del Monte. Together, these famed courses have made this area The Golf Capital of the World. DEL MONTE LODGE is the heart of this golfing paradise. Catering to the discriminating, if offers superior accommodations - and special green fees for guests. llllll lllIllll'l'E Lilllilll Pebble Beach NOW IS THE TIME to Secure . . 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TIINNER, INC. 6, GENERAL CONTRACTOR PESDISTINCTIVE SPORTSWEAR FRontier 2-5010 PHONE MA 4-44sI P' O' BOX T350 T MONTEREY' CALIFORNIA P. O. Box HO . Ocean Ave., aT Monfe Verde Sfreef CARM EL. CALIFORNIA WARNER'S RADIO SIERVIICCIE TV 8: RADIO Sales and Service J. Howard Warner FRonTier 5-5309 TREAT YOURSELF TO THE VERY BEST PAUL'S BARBER SHOP PAUL VARIEN, Prop. 5 CHAIR SHOP Phone FR 2-42 I5 2I5 Foresf Avenue Pacific Grove, California 575 Lighfhouse Ave. Pacific Grove, Calif. Congfflfulflfifms ETs-i-ioKiN x. CALVAN Class of l s 1960 Elecfricians MARGARET LIAL AD EDEL lLIAL'S MUSIC SI-IOPI MAylair 4-4380 PHONE FR 2-4549 484 WASHINGTON STREET - MONTEREY CARMEL CALIFORNIA MURRAY VOUT Serving The Peninsula Since l929 Phone FRon'l'ier 5-2bI3 FINE IME HARRISON GODWIN Carmel-by-the-Sea MURRAY VOUT Corner Washingfon 81 Pearl Managing Owner California Owner Monferey, California CONGRATULATIONS ORLANDUS CLASS OF I960 Modern Shoe Shop FROM All shoe supplies - shoe repairing Rfvmrzaw Aaromomfsg mc 54. Lighthouse LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA Pacific Grove, California HELLAMS TOBACCO SHOP 4I3 ALVARADO STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA NEW AND USED CAR SALES DODGE TRUCKS Monterey Dodge. Inc. DODGE and SIMCA ED GREENLEE 623 Munras General Manager FRontier 3-1881 Carmel Savings 51 Loan Assn.. 4 V2 ofa On Insured Savings The Worlc Lumber Company, Inc. The Work Mill and Cabinel' Company, Inc. JF PHONE FR 5-5III or FR 2-5867 CARMEL, CALIFORNIA D .d d L. h h A - I I -1 avi an ig I ouse venues MA 4 6741 P O Box S Pacific Grove. California CITY HALL GARAGE Paul and Harolcl Hoffman FR 5-2236 FOREST X: LAUREL PACIFIC GROVE Ez Post Office Box QQ Carmel-by-the-Sea, Ccxlilornia YOXGHTGN a ei Ce e Q-RRRRAI I. ROAD fa Be Terrific . . . Go NEW BRIGHTON 51 PACIFIC Congraiulcxtions to the Class of BO from the Board of Directors, ' Thomas G. Griffith, President SIMMONS JEWELERS Diamonds - Waiches - Waich Repair Si' W. W. SIMMONS Phone FRonfier 2-376I 57I Lighfhouse Avenue Pacific Grove, California EVERYTHING FOR . . . LiH'le Girls Big Girls Preieens Juniors GLADYS McCLOUD JF PHONE MAyfair 4-3762 OCEAN 8: SAN CARLOS CARMEL 1142 First Street NAPA. CALIFORNIA elim CYPRESS GARDEN Bedding Planls - Shrubs Landscaping Y. SUMIDA - PHONE FR 2-555I II38 MUNRAS AVENUE - MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA or NAPA JAMES C. BURKHOLDER The V I L L A G E Cleaner Ocean Avenue Carmel-by-The-Sea, Calif. The Monferey Peninsula Herald THE NEWSPAPER OE THE MONTEREY PENINSULA COMMUNITIES PHONE FRon+ier 2-si ii MONTEREY Za! Madam THE PENINSULA'S OUTSTANDING SI-IOP FOR MEN rib MUNRAS o MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Compliments of FAIRY FROCKS SHOP Pebble Beach BELLES and BEAUS Carmel THE FINEST IN CHILDRENS WEAR I374 Munras Ave. Phone FR 5-7709 Carmel Hill Motor Lodqe V2 mile from main enfrance of I7-Mile-Drive Highway I Inefween Monferey and Carmel Monlerey, California MANNY and HAZEL FREITAS HEATED POOL ISION Owners-Managers TELEV I THE RETREAT RESTAURANT CARMEL CRAFT STUDIQS RETREAT . RELAX - REPAST Hours 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. SAN CARLOS OFF OCEAN RUTH MCCLUNG, Atl in Action 663 Lighthouse Ave. FR 2-5l23 Pacific Grove LIGHTHOUSE REALTY MILDRED DEAR W' In STRICKLANDI Qwner LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER . 1+ Res. MAyfair 4-7717 Office MAyfair 4-7672 FRontier 2-8087 Home Phone FR 2-0212 P. O. Box 259 573 Lighthouse Avenue Pacific Grove 6th Ave. be+. Dolores and San Carlos Carmel G 0 E F O CO WHHITE HOUSE LODGE PACIFIC R v L RAL . y Corsages and Flowers 'for all Occasions VV X- VERNON W- GUEST Don 5- Natalia McGinty, Owners-Managers Telephone FRontier 5-I274 HEATED PQOL - TELEVISION Phone FRontier 5-3353 22Ilf2 Forest Avenue Pacific Grove l262 Munras Avenue Monterey, California Carmel's Best Food h A-I i W i ' 5 all food prepared in our own kitchen Picku and Deliver fr Jfif 3' P Y E Open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. MA f -ll' 4 6447 ' Closed Tuesdays Y mr ' PHONE MA 4-4812 ' 'i l 'l if 14 4,.y4 ' Dolores between Ocean and 7th Carmel W ' 7+l'i 8: DOLORES CARMEL A . 0 y IUNEY LEE DRESS SHOP I ' I ' DRUG STGRE Sizes 10 to 42, Half Sizes too i MRS. L. CORNWALL MAyfair 4-7720 OCEAN 8: DOLORES CARMEL Dolores 5: Ocean Ave. MA 4-5Ul4 Carmel Congratulations to the Matthews' Congfaluldlions Class of '960 on The Birth of Their Son WILLIAM VERNON GRAHAM MATTHEWS Ill GENE M. CHAVOYA Class of SU 422 Tyler Street FRontier 5-2606 Monterey, Calif. WOMBLE'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY COR. OCEAN AVE and SAN CARLOS ST. Phone: MAy'Fair 4-490I Carmel, Calif. Books - Phonographs - Radios - Records THE WELL'S in Carmel Since 1943 Open Sundays 1-5 PHONE MA 4-4753 OCEAN 61 DOLORES CARMEL Feature Films ' Educational Films ' Religious Films Audio Visual Equipment PACIFIC FILM LIBRARY ' ' ' ' KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES An Investment ln Good Appearance Rely on the Name Mac Lean' ROGER K. LEE, Owner b o 'P yr Phone FR 5-5383 FROHIISI' 5-5500 VV1 53 378 Alvarado Street 104 Fountain Avenue Pacific Grove, California 111- Monterey California VILLAGE STRAW SHOP EVERYTHING IN STRAW MA 4-236I Lincoln South of Ocean Carmel Best Wishes Monterey Insurance Agencies GEORGE CLEMENS :S IACK CRAFT Monterey, California BEST WISHES I A CALIFDRNIA CDRPURATIDN Free Pick-up and Delivery MISSION CLEANERS Fritz T. Wurzmann, President IN CARMEL FRontier 2-4567 459 Alvarado Street Monterey, California Ocean Ave' at Mission Tel' MA 4-6545 Imported Tartans and Tweeds THE CASUAL SHOP OCEAN AVENUE CARMEL THE TOY BOX BEAUTIFUL GIFTS EOR THE LITTLE PEOPLE One of the Finest Doll Collections on the West Coast JI' Phone MAyfair 4-8331 Lincoln bet. Ocean 61 7th Carmel Qagaddlfadafu. TOM BISHOP BOBBY BLOCK STEPHEN DODGE STEVE GROVER TOM JURGENSEN MIKE MACAULEY RICK MEYERHOFF NAT OWINGS LOUIS OGAARD DAVID RAWLINGS EDEL'S RESTAURANT W E L L S J E W E L R Y BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER Watches, Diamonds and Silver Closed Mondays 'l' 2+ FRontier 5-3525 MA 4,2995 567 Lighthouse Avenue Pacific Grove, California San Carlos G Ocean Carmel, California 627,477 ,Simms Grove Pharmacy -I- THE CORNER DRUG STORE Foutain Lunches Telephone FRontier Z-5377 Telephone FRontier 5-4l39 or 5-4l30 563 Lighthouse Avenue Pacific Grove Lighthouse and Forest Avenues, Pacific Grove, California Free Pickup X1 Delivery on the Peninsula ' 4-l-tour Service SPECIALISTS SERVICE CLEANERS DQN COTY OVE BRANDHOLT, Prop. EMRlE PINNEY . LES STEGEMAN Fkonllef 54747 Junipero Bet. Sth and 6th l3l Webster Street Monterey, California Telephone MAyfair 4-7297 Carmel Home Furnishings CUSTOM INTERIORS O Alfred E. Telephone Mziyfair 4-4905 p N.e ' Filth at san Carlos P. o. Box 4237 Carmel Lou's Fish Grotto Bl NAN1-E and Cocktail Lounge Muslc STORE THE BEST SEAFOOD DINNERS Telephone FR Z-3655 Telephone FRontier 2-5893 Old Fisherman's Wharf Monterey, California 425 Alvarado Street Monterey, California We Buy and Sell Coins and Stamps Nationally Advertised Watches gc Diamonds T DOLORES AND OCEAN Telephone FRontier 2-5308 CARMEL 419 Alvarado St. lNext to State Theatrel Monterey P. O. BOX 2267 MAyfair 4-3951 Nichols Plumbing 81 Heating, Inc. Crane and American Standard Fixtures Compliments Contracting - Jobbing of 0 FR 5-267I HALLCREST VINEYARD 635 CASS STREET MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA Breakfast ' Luncheon ' Afternoon Tea Home-Made Pies and Cakes Scones and Muifins THE TUCK BOX ilfwlfif ' ENGLISH TEA ROOM M1-Xyfair 4-6365 Dolores near 7th Carmel, California PINE INN CARMEL, CALIFORNIA ,A 1 Pansies 1 House or cmzvs CARMEL BV TI-IE SSA ff x MAXEY'S CHUCK WAGON COCKTAILS - LUNCH - DINNER ERontier 3-1888 888 Munras Avenue Monterey, California H A R R Y G I E M GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS General Petroleum Products Phone MAyfair 4-9953 San Carlos at 7th Carmel,CaIifornia ICDIRIIIENITAILJ ZIHICCDI? LINCOLN AT OCEAN CARMEL TIHIIE L..-.1 Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kardas on the birth of their son MARGARET PEASLEY Travel Agent MICHAEL KARDAS This wasn't hard to accomplish Telephone MAyIair 4-3855 Post Office Box 845 Carmel-by-the-Sea, California HEEITAGE . E L I N T E L O O R S Linoleum - Carpet - Venetian Blinds rss Window Shades BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER ' FRontier 2-9567 MA 4-1033 On the Carmel Hill 889 Abrego Street, Monterey 7th 5' DOLORES CARMEL ROSTER OF STUDENTS - 1959 - 60 ION I. AKSELSEN . ABDALLA ALAQUIL YOUSSEF ALAQUIL . FARNUM K. ALSTON . RONALD R. AMTHOR . RICHARD S. ANDREWS BRUCE F. ARMSTRONG IAMES D. ATWOOD A EARL W. BAGBY . . IAMES R. BARNES . . BRUCE BARTHOLOMEW . MARK BEALES . . . RONALD BENNETT . . PATRICK S. BERDGE . IOHN H. BERGGRUEN . LARRY D. BIAGGINI , THOMAS B. BISHOP, IR. IAMES E. BLACK . . ROBERT L. BLOCK, IR. . AUGUST G. BOEGER, III . LEONARD B. BORN . . . WILLARD A, BRADLEY . ROBERT E. BUSH, IRt . DAVID E. CAMPBELL . WILLIAM CAMPBELL . MICHAEL CARROLL . IAMES CARTER . . DAVID O. CASELLI . . IAMES R. COLBURN . . ROBERT H. COLLINS, IR. . IAMES W. COSTELLO . . PETER L. CROTTY . . . WILLIAM CROWLEY, IR. . . CLEVELAND CRUDGINGTON WILLIAM E. CUNNINGHAM ' . ARTHUR L. DAHL .... GREGORY C, DAHL . . ROGER M. DAHL . 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