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

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DOUGLAS MARSHALL AARONS San Francisco STANFORD UNIVERSITY SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT ' 63 Honor Roll ' 62, ' 63 Christmas Carnival ' 63 Great Books Society 63 R L.S, Chorus ' 63 Tennis ' 62. ' 63 Goll ' 62, ' 63 Volleyball ' 63 Basketball ' 63 NICKNAME: Aaronstotle FAVORITE SAYING: Necessily is the mother of invention. AMBITION: Virtuoso guitar player END TREND A ' string v inder Message from Senior Class President Through unity and perseverance the Senior Class has contributed a great deal to the stabiliza- tion of the school this year. During this period of adjustment, the Class of ' 63 has collaborated with our new headmaster to strive for perfection in school activities and projects as well as in class ventures. The most evident transformation which the Senior Class has undergone is the progression from internal dissention to thorough harmony. An equal distribution of personality extremes tends to broaden and balance the class and enables them to consolidate their thoughts for universally con- structive purposes. As a group the Seniors have excelled academically, their many accomplishments corroborating their superiority. In athletics the class has comprised the bulk of our varsity sportsmen with numerous returning lettermen to reinforce the teams. In all extra-curricular activities the Seniors have attained great heights. The School Council and the newly organized Constitutional Committee have become effective media of communication between faculty and students through the efforts and contributions of several Seniors. The TUSITALA, our school newspaper, has published informative and enjoyable issues under the direction of Senior editors. The class has participated in school rallies, adding humor and amplif ying the general spirit. The Senior Class Dance proved to be the most suc- cessful dance ever given at R.L.S.; ninety couples attended and several Seniors entertained the group with lively songs. On the lighter side, the Seniors accepted a challenge to engage in a football game with the Juniors, and the Seniors defeated their opponents by the overwhelming score of 34-7! A month later the despondent Juniors issued another challenge, this time for a rope pull, and surprisingly enough the Juniors, by sheer number, managed to overcome the Seniors. However, the Seniors ' gentlemanlike and gracious conduct proved that defeat, though devastating to the weak, is but a mere incident to the courageous. All things considered, the Senior Class feels that this year has been one of great significance in the development of the school. The Seniors have contributed a lasting impression and have set an example of dedication to the school which underclassmen will try to equal in future years. We leave R.L.S. with the sincere desire to work not only for ourselves, but also for others; realizing that assidu- ity and altruism will pave the w ay to satisfactory accomplishment in new frontiers.

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RONALD RAMIER AMTHOR San Salvador, El Salvador. C. A. UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC Great Books Society ' 63 Christmas Carnival ' 63 Block S ' 60, ' 61, ' 62. -63 Varsity Swimming ' 60, ' 61, 62, ' 63 NICKNAME: Ron FAVORITE SAYING: What ' s the matter with you, anyway? AMBITION: Successful businessman END TREND: Coffee picker Class 63 Class 63 Class 63 Class 63 JOHN R. BEEMER Reno, Nevada UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA Recreation Committee Chairman ' 63 Recreation Committee ' 52, ' 63 Christmas Carnival ' 53 Senior Football Captain ' 53 Block -S ' 62, ' 53 Varsity Soccer ' 62, ' 63 Varsity Base ball ' 62, ' 63 Wrestling ' 51 NICKNAME: Big John FAVORITE SAYING: ' Rack ' era up! AMBITION: Gentleman business executive END TREND: Hairdresser