San Mateo High School - Elm Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Through words and picTures iT will aTTempT To depicT The liTe, The sTudenTs, The TaculTy and adminisTraTion, The campus, and The acTiviTies aT The lair oT The BearcaT. The lighTs are dimmed, The curTain goes up, The TanTare sounds, and sTepping inTo The The spoTlighT TirsT is The adminisTraTion and TaculTy oT our school. While There is much disagreemenT beTween sTudenTs and TaculTy over various issues, a sTudenT aT San MaTeo enioys The beneTiTs oT a Tine group oT Teach- ers who really know Their sTuTT and who are really concerned wiTh his success. Special Thanks should be given To The sTaTT oT counselors and The TaculTy ad- visors oT cerTain sTudenT groups. The lighT is Tlicked oTT and Then back again-This Time Tocused on our sTudenT governmenT. Our sTu- denT leaders This year showed an unusual abiliTy and a desire To make our school a beTTer one. The A.G.S. and A.B.S. boTh enioyed successTul years, Thanks To The hard work oT boTh Tall and spring oTTicers, cab- ineT, and represenTaTives. The sTudenT body oT-Ticials, TogeTher wiTh Their commissioners, worked Tirelessly in behalT OT Their Tellow sTudenTs. Class oTTicers and Their councils also Turned in good iobs. NexT, The spoTlighT is Turned on The sTudenTs Them- selves. A secTion is devoTed To each class, in which everyone has a chance To be picTured. In This de- parTmenT, The '54 Elm scores an ouTsTanding TirsT- picTuring individually The junior class. Much crediT Tor Slv1's good year should be a+TribuTed To The aver- age sTudenT oT BearcaTville. l-le and his maTes showed a Tremendous school spiriT, one rarely maTched in high school. Now sTepping inTo The spoTlighT's beam are The aThleTes oT San MaTeo. Rarely has The campus seen such a successTul year in an all-around sense, wiTh sTrong Teams in almosT every sporT. While noT win- ning The championship, The TooTball Team broughT Themselves undying glory by beaTing haTed Burlin- game Tor The TirsT Time in nearly Ten years. The baskeTball Team was a sTrong conTender Tor The TiTle and powerhouse ouTTiTs were had in boTh baseball and Track. We had success in all our lighTweighT and Trosh-soph sporTs plus good Teams in swimming, golT, Tennis, and cross-counTry. For The TirsT Time, San MaTeo had a gymnasTics Team, which Through Their hard work broughT greaT crediT To The school and Their coach. The girls also enjoyed an ouTsTanding aThleTic program, led by Their Two Tine commission- ers. They parTicipaTed in such sporTs as hockey, swim- ming, baskeTball, and badminTon. The limelighT is nexT enioyed by The wonderTul sysTem, oT clubs aTTorded The BearcaT sTudenT. Our clubs showed greaT varieTy and range, designed To saTisTy all. Those inTeresTed in languages, drama, sporTs, phoTography, science-all Tound someThing To Their TasTe. Also deserving oT much aTTenTion are The many acTiviTies enioyed. We had many social evenTs which provided a good Time Tor all. There were such gala evenTs as The French Club annual, The Junior Prom, and The A.G.S. Tormal. Two new TeaTures were enioyed-The A.B.S. dance in The Tall and The big Grad NighT celebraTion Tor The seniors and Their guesTs on The nighT oT graduaTion. There were suc- cessTul Tun nighTs and The seniors had Two greaT skaTes. The seniors also had Their annual luncheon, Jinx Day, and Senior Ball. Many rallies were enjoyed. ATTer-game dances had unusual success during The year. LasT, buT cerTainly noT leasT, To come inTo The spoT- lighT is The senior class. To The seniors, more Than any oTher class, This book belongs as iT will live To give Them memories oT perhaps The happiesT year oT Their lives. They sTand on The verge oT Their careers and are Taced wiTh really serious problems Tor The TirsT Time. They sTand ouT as one oT The besT classes To graduaTe Trom The halls OT San MaTeo and should be given a big paT on The back Tor Their greaT con- TribuTion To The success oT I953-54. Now The spoTlighT is Turned oTT, The curTain comes down, and we are aT The end oT our book. The seniors are gone, The iuniors are abouT To enTer inTo The big year, and The sophomores wiTh Typical zeal are abouT To enTer The year which will mark The peak oT Their inTeresT, parTicipaTion, and endeavor. The Treshmen are iubilanT as They are no longer The sTrangers. lT's been a good year, one ThaT will be remembered always by Those who made iT so. virs. Signe Ahnsiedi Miss Ruih A. Alberi Mr. Ray G. Allee Mr. Noel B. Allison Miss Helen H. Auslin Miss Rulrh Baker Mrs. Grace O. BarIleI+ Mr. Calveri W. Bowman Mrs. Sue K. Braii Mr. Edward Burda Mr. Anrhony J. Campagna Mr. Loren A. Campbell Mrs. Grace Caviil Mr. Eranlc J. Collin Miss Lucy M. Collopy Miss Mary A. Cool Miss Agnes M. Corcoran Miss Chrisiine Coupar Mr. Lawrence E. Culver Mr. Edward M. Dalva Mrs. Zelda Dawson Mrs. Frances W. Dirsiine Miss Helen Dobby Mr. Harold M. Dunn Mr. Harry D. Eagan Mr. Harold R. Eearon Mr. Charles P. Geer Mr. WilliamW. Gill Miss Johanna Goe-Izl Mr. S. G. Goodhue Mis s Mardell Graham JMLQMLHH Superinfendenf Principal MR. THOMAS F. REYNOLDS MR. JAMES I. STEWART FACULTY UST Mrs. Mariha Grannis Miss Lucy A. Hall Miss Josephine Hanks Miss Doroihy Hasseri Miss Mildred E. Hays Mr. Crmand C. Heacock Miss Marcia N. Hinlcins Mr. Wagner Jorgensen Mr. George W. Kerfell Mr. George Krisiovich Mr. Edward A. Kueiier Mr. Dan E. Lacy Mr. William E. Larson Mr. Blaine J. Lemmon Mrs. Grace Macdufi Mr. Eranli MacGraw Miss Ruih E. Maniz Mr. Charles Marshall Miss Ruih Marzo++o Mr. Vaden R. Mayers Miss Margarei McCandless Miss Doroihy H. McCone Miss Margarei McCully Mr. Ben McGuire Miss Jean E. Mclniyre Mrs. Susan J. McNeill Miss Dolores E. Meyers Mr. Donald C. Miller Mr. Roberl M. Mills Mr. C. W. Moore Miss Grace O'Neill Miss Mary E. Peiers Mrs. Marian M. Poage Mrs. Maribel S. Pyle Mr. John J. Quinn Mr. Donald A. Reynolds Mr. Erancis W. Robinson Miss Veronica A. Rourke Mr. Richard R. Schoizlco Mr. Murray E. Shipnuck Mrs. Eleanor J. Siegrisi Mr. Arihur H. Smiih Mrs. Hazel H. Smirh Mr. Richard C. Smiih Mr. Ralph R. Sieele Mrs. Nancy M. Sierling Miss Edilrh R. Venezlcy Mr. Lloyd A. Wallcer Mr. Howard Walrlcinson Miss Jeannerie M. Webe Miss Leona E. Weelcs Mrs. Una A. Wesiigard Mr. Richard H. Williams Mr. Cecil J. Wrighi ADMINISTRATION Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mary Blanchard Ediih Bloss Maybelle Brown Evelyn Hollisier Esiher Gerszewslci F JLQ 'ML jhzwuqh, J, fS1fLCU?M!ML URM' pg 29 President Vice-Presidenf Secre+ary Treasurer Auditor BILL ODOM ROY GUSTAFSON BOBBE BINSACCA JOE KRISTJANSON HARVEY ZALL COMMISSIONERS FALL Uwe 0 ' Cclmlml i?.5'I , y ,-,ge Af ,. FRESHMAN GIRLS Linda Shapro .. M X' 'X , ,Q S.-,, R RADIO RALLY Dave Gardner Gene Younfi Gayle Burnsteir' 9.6 ' ' .gt rw ART Maureen Day AUDITORIUM BOYS' ATHLETICS John McKenna Larry Gifford CAFETERIA COMMUNITY Bryan Drennan Marqaref Lanqsdorf I y lf, If ga, , , Q 5 for If ,, 4 ,ILM X I A ' 4 'Q DANCE DRAMA ELM Jack Cohen Mary Morris Bob Farnarn K. Lee Manuel .P GROUNDS Howard Karr Curr Lemmon L Q. . qi, RECREATION Guy Lee mm,-ff ---f W r- W W, 46 L A HIVTIMES MUSIC Corky King Pat Hogberg , ,ev - , 3,1 STAGECRAFT TRAFFIC Mlckey Lax BIII Hardy CO'OP Pefe Harris Q Q ' -11.1 FRESHMAN BOYS Lanny Merrill PU BLICITY Carla Burmexfer ,IF PARLIAMENTARIAN Dick Schumacher ,011 Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer Audifor LANNY MERRILL GAYLE BURNSTEIN K. LEE MANUEL GENE YOUNG STAN KOMPST - Art Carohne Caldwell Auditorium 5 Sch Anderson wi We Cafeteria Larry Hunt -,fjQQ,,WM.3.-If ,WZ , - f QL: 2-cps-15,f fs , : X ff mf , , MQW ff H I Bob Sqzirtigachar V Boys' Curt f fffwff CWOP Raiph Davis I X I J, 24:12 w , Dance' Maureen Day Z 1 H :Ck W. 0 1 I ,,,,f,f-.M., .V ,f Community Service Larry Gifford, Linda Copeland V414 I ' Lf vo, N if ' S. Drama Harriet Fogferson M, N- ,Q 1 I I COMMISSIONERS SPRING Agni Jhnq, 601119, 'nv ff f fx fm sf -X I . 9, f X 1 XX X ww wi - fy Wa w . , . yi! 'Z 54 ,ykyyf W , ,, of Awww www :W w L WZ-N9 HQ Elm Sub Farnam f ',- 'ff- If LIEA Q , I V' A' A I V I 2' ff .Q -,I ff ff f -..'- X of , ,af ff I ,X ,f 65,5 f A X ' Ffoslf Boys Fresh Gifts Grounds Hi Edlmr V Music A , K,-is K,-gswffergqm Cynthia McMurtry Tom Holiand, Unck Lyman Bah Gifford I ' , Dick Bagiey A f , I f I 1 5 1 X f' '- ' ' I f V A A 1, V. QW ff' ' -- ,X ' T514 ' . Nw! 1- 'ffif - wf ,I ' f F WQQNW' 'f iv,w4f film mf .f A f mi ' If Q- 3 xv 1 'N 2 fl 'R f 2 Q-:iff H , .. , 1 , fy, ' ' Publicity, ' ,Judy gmgm K.,,.1gL..,.y.L,....,4f I 1-A:.441. , ' 'Radio Y, Melcartgr Rally Jimmae Bowen, Howard HIM Recreation Traffic Don Matfozk m To Bodmer AParliamentarianL A Jim Pieison GROUNDS COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, lefr fo righf: Howard ART COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, lefl To righl: Maureen Day, Karr, Curl Lemmon, Ray Kumli. SECOND ROW: Chuck Wallz, Lynne Hanson. SECOND ROW: Lee Gilkey, Lynn Wacholder, Alice Larry Gifford, Larry Gilmore. Radebaugh. AUDITORIUM COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, left lo right: Marshall RALLY COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, Iefl 'ro right: K. Lee Manuel, Diehl, Jim Roberrs, John McKenna, David Maas, John Weirlon. Marilyn Dunn, Jimmae Bowen, Belly Young, Carla Burmesler. SECOND ROW: Peggy Holman, Gwen Jackson, Joan Andresen, SECOND ROW: Dick Schumacher, Howard Karr, Gayle Burnsfein, Caroline Caldwell, Karen Parkinson. THIRD ROW: Tom Bodmer, Gene Young, Mike Dewees, Frank Van Sfralen. Mike Kenney, Chuck Milchell, Marv Lazarus. DANCE COMMlSSlON-FIRST ROW, lefl 'lo righl: Carol Lusch, RECREATION COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, leff fo righl: Barbara Marilyn Dunn, Lynn Wacholder, Gayle Burnslein. SECOND ROW: Hurd, Peggy Shubkagel, Nellis Colcord, Gail Johnson. SECOND Claudia Keilh, Mike Dewees, K. Lee Manuel, Larry Gilmore, Ru'rh ROW: Pal Thayer, Guy Lee, Alice Radebaugh, Karen Parkinson, Volqamore, Jack Ray. TOM Bodmer. ...ff 1 COMMUNlTY SERVICE COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, lefl lo righf: Caroline Caldwell, Alice Radebaugh, Freddie Kerh, Judy Ander- son, Cindy Cisler, John McKenna. SECOND ROW: Gordon Ashby, Ronni Granl, Gordon Pelersorg, dMary Helper, Ron Minollo, Tom o mer. , 69141101611 JD e-Nu' - 'Y' 'T' Q V .. 'Y ,. in RALLY COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, lefl to righf: E. Milchell, L. GROUNDS COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: B. Armanino, Gilkey, B. Hoover, M. Milchell, M. Poage, G. Jackson. SECOND M. Hollzberg, B. Goodwin, B. Manolis, J. Pierce. SECOND ROW: ROW: A. Lacsamana, M. Kenney, G. Ashby, J. Bowen, T. Sine, B. Rosen, N. Tomlinson, C. Keilh, L. W6Cl1Old6F,.B. Moll, G. Peder- H. Hill. son. THIRD ROW: D. Bagley, T. Holland, J. Afkins, M. Dielz. wr - , , .. ..... . ...f .4 ...M .L ...we ..r..... .. . . ., ... ...H L .,. W.. , - . , ART COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, lefl lo righf: N. Nelson, M. TRAFFIC COMMISSION-FlRST ROW, leff to rlghf: J. Blhler, D. Morris, R. Robinson, C. Caldwell, K. Parkinson. SECOND ROW: Slerlekar, C. Hanson, S. Gullikson, L. Porter, T. Peferson. SECOND J. Fuiiki, L. Gilkey, C. Sandell, B. Jansen, J. McKenna. ROW: P. Curley, G. Ashgn, Ke-Fr,BAaLacsamana, J. McKenna, D. IC risl, . o mer. ' . W ' 'w.....w , .- . , 4 . -.-M ..... L. , DANCE COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, lefl fo righf: C. Kllen, C. COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, left lo right: Keifh, L. Wacholder, L. Gilkey, B. Hoover, E. Mifchell, J. Kelso, C. Caldwell, L. Copeland, A. Radebaugh, R. Myre, C. Sims. SEC- R. Myre. SECOND ROW: B. Armanino, M. Hollzberg, N. Tomlin- OND ROW: A. Laksamana, L. Gifford, B. Gilchrist, C. Waltz, H. son L. Pisani T. Cullinan, J. Monfgomery, B. Jansen, T. Bodmer. Karr, B. Foley. THl'RD Row! c. Walfz, P. Merle, M. men, D. Joslin, s. Thigpen, M. Dewees, B. Schumacher, G. Lee. RECREATION COMMISSION-FIRST ROW, leff of right T. Cul- linan, B. Goodwin, B. Moll, B. Manolis, J. Pierce. SECOND ROW: G. Ashby, J. Afkins, M. Kenney, H. McPhillips, D. Mallock. Jim Body. wwe Jim ' ' jhaf, ' Un, jpg ff 35.1 FALL STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, leff Io righf: B. James, M. Langsdorf, P. Hogberq, B. Grinnell, M. Day, M. McCallisfer, B. Rovefa, S. Hansen, J. Minahen, J. Cordes, D. Nicholson, C. Burmesler, J. Smilh. SECOND ROW: D. Lyman, O. Semba, J. Ray, J. Krislianson, J. Cohen, B. Goodwin, Navello, C. Scholl, L. Pisani. THIRD ROW: H. Pellzner, C. Wallz, B. Schu- macher, S. Thigpen, L. Merrill, C. Lemmon, R. Friedenfhal, D. Carlson, G. Whillen, L. Knox. FOURTH ROW: B. Farnam R. Gilchrixi, J. McKenna, H. Karr, W. Danielson, G. Lee, D. Gardner, H. Zall, C. Sims, B. Hurd, S. McCurdy, L. Gifford - , -div SPRING STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, lefl Io righf: E. Dielos, T. Brazil, R. Hays, N. Colcord, A. Chickozola, K. Croxford, A. Jacobson, J. Neider- haus, T. Boyd, J. Tell. SECOND ROW: A. Nakahara, M. Coburn, P, Bralcesman, L. Mumauqh, B. Bredsleen, J. Persson, G. Jackson, K. Mussman, J. Sfockey, B. Smifh, N. Ferrinqfon. THIRD ROW: J. Kelso, C. Cisler, L. Shapro, G. Peder- son, B. Barrie, R. Levin, H. Engleschirchen, P. Thiqpen, B. Goodwin, M. Carler. FOURTH ROW: B. Gardella, J. Parker, D, Sciale, D. Gilchrisl, B. Gilchrisf. FIFTH ROW: T. Edwards, S, Ogren, J. Seifh, S. Morrison, B. Gifford, S. Danielson, D, Hamillon, C. Lemmon, P. Curley, T. Auslen, J. Lemmon, B. Drennan, C. Mifchell, M. Greeny, T, Bodmer. STU E TCOUNCIL Now The spoTlighT Talls on your STudenT Council. This body, Tormerly known as Ex-Board, worked hard and eTTicienTly during The year. IT prompTly swung inTo moTion in The Tall under The leadership oT STudenT Body PresidenT Bill Odom. STudenT Council is a com- binaTion OT The execuTive and legislaTive parTs oT The sTudenT governmenT. The sTudenT body oTTicers com- prise The execuTive parT. Their commissioners and an elecTed represenTaTive Trom each home room con- sTiTuTe The legislaTive branch. This body meT weekly and discussed sTudenT problems and proposed acTiv- iTies ThaT concerned The sTudenT body. One oT The TirsT big iTems on The Tall agenda was The proposed sTudenT lounge. Bill Odom appoinTed Lanny Merrill as chairman oT a commiTTee To look inTo This. His commiTTee laid valuable groundwork which should prove helpTul To The goal oT geTTing The lounge compleTed nexT year. Tied in wiTh The lounge problem was The annual P.T.A. membership drive. STudenT Body AudiTor Harvey Zall and The sTudenTs working wiTh him in conjuncTion wiTh The P.T.A. made arrangemenTs wiTh The parenTs and Teachers ThaT iT, Through campaign- ing on The parT oT The sTudenTs, IOOO members could be acquired, The P.T.A. would conTribuTe 513200 To The lounge Tund. The quoTa was reached, The money was acquired, and This was anoTher big sTep Torward. Special Thanks should be given To Lanny and Harvey and all The oTher sTudenTs who devoTed so much Time To This projecT. The Rally Commission, in cooperaTion wiTh The Tine sTaTT oT cheerleaders, arranged several good rallies during The TooTball season. These were highlighTed by The one preceding The LiTTle Big Game wiTh Bur- lingame. Al Talley oT CaliTornia TooTball Tame spoke To The sTudenTs and Three greaT guys named Mc- Guire, Dunn, and SmiTh broughT down The house wiTh a hilarious skiT. jSee page 78.j Our TooTball queen, Bev James, and her princesses were crowned and The TooTball Team was honored. Also held in conjuncTion wiTh The Rally Commission was The annual Color Week in which anyone caughT wearing red had To pay The consequences. The noon inTramural program was again run oTT wiTh greaT success by The RecreaTion Commission. Leagues were Torrned in boTh TooTball and baskeTball and sTiTT compeTiTion was aTTorded boys who were noT ouT Tor school sporTs. A ping-pong TournamenT was also held. ln The spring, boTh boys and girls were able To compeTe in a very successTul mixed doubles badminTon TournamenT. ln February, Lanny Merrill was elecTed To succeed Odom as A.S.B. prexy. Lanny quickly puT his machine inTo high gear and no Time was losT because oT The TransiTion Trom one adminisTraTion To The oTher. One oT The TeaTure projecTs oT The spring semesTer was The all-school carnival. Odom had appoinTed Rosalie Hays as chairman oT The carnival commiTTee during The Tall and she and her aides sTarTed work early. This commiTTee Turned in a good job and a very successTul carnival was enjoyed by record crowds. The sTudenT body Treasury was bolsTered greaTly by The Tunds Trom This evenT. IT was TeaTured by booThs run by The various clubs and oTher organizaTions and special TeaTures included a barker, a queen, and a dance. Also making big news during This Time was The work oT The P.T.A. Toward having a celebraTion Tor seniors and Their guesTs on graduaTion nighT. This was someThing new and was meT wiTh greaT Tavor by parenTs and sTudenTs alike. N'egoTiaTions were made Tor a big-name band and The local counTry club. IT was hoped ThaT This would become a big annual evenT in The TuTure oT San MaTeo High. The ConsTiTuTion CommiTTee, under The direcTion oT Harvey Zall, did good work during The year. One imporTanT change was a new make-up oT The school Tinance commiTTee. IT called Tor The elecTion oT Two members oT each class To serve on The Tinance com- miTTee and To remain on The commiTTee unTil grad- uaTion. ln This way There would always be experienced members available To handle The imporTanT Tinancial problems oT The school. These members would be in addiTion To The presenT members oT The commiTTee. Many Tine assemblies were enjoyed during The year. These were TeaTured by The jazz concerT puT on by The junior college dance band. The Dance Commission deserves much crediT Tor iTs work during boTh semesTers. The aTTer-game dances meT wiTh unusual success and all The big dances were greaTly enjoyed by all in aTTendance. The ArT Commission did a Tine job OT adverTising school TuncTions Through posTers and banners Through- ouT The The enTire year. Our show case in The lobby always had a display oT some deparTmenT OT The school, ranging Trom work done in The shops To a display adverTising Elm sales. Yes, iT was a good year Tor The STudenT Council and boTh presidenTs and Their adminisTraTions should be congraTulaTed Tor a job well done. A.B.S CABINET KFALLJ FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: John Sufherlin, Gordon Tinker, Bill Sfephenson, Bob Sekany. SECOND ROW: Dick Lyman, Bob Gifford, Kris Krisfofferson, John McKenna. SPRING A.B.S. OFFICERS Presidenf Vice-President GORDON TINKER WARREN DANIELSON I . -...--f mi f . FALL A.B.S. OFFICERS Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary JIM GILKEY KRIS KRISTOFFERSON DICK LYMAN REPRESENTATIVES IFALLI FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: Larry Israel, Ralph Parker, Wayne Fuiifo, Joe McCarron, Bob Nichol, Jim Cavin, Ken Lee, Jack Anderson, Bill Hardy. SECOND ROW: Wayne Wong, Tom Jen- sen, Curl Lemmon, Warren Danielson, Wally Jucherf, Gino Della Libera, Charles Durslen, Chuck Scholz, Bob Foley, Don Linck, Tom Bodmer. Secrefary DICK SCHUMACH ER A' x IL . . 4 4 .J .f fe S2 L , ,, f, ,, M 'sw I X , 1 A.B.S. REPRESENTATIVES ISPRINGI 'S' is s A.B.S. CABINET ISPRINGI FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: B. Nichols, R. Kumli, C. Scholz, S. Giovinaffi, W. Fuiifo, FIRST ROW, leff lo righf: B. Foley, L. Gifford, C. Walfz. J. Savage. SECOND ROW: B. Sekany, J. Presfon, P. Foster, B. Moff, B. Robinson, SECOND ROW: D. Schumacher, G. Tinker, W. Danielson, D, Kennelly, T. Wisnom. THIRD ROW: J. McCarran, C. Mifchel, V. Binsacca, C. H. Sfallman. Milchell, B. Crawford, B. Sfevenson, B. Foley, B, Goodwin, A. Taylor, J, Wallick, P. Henderson. Jim amps. 45.5. mm ' FALL A.G.S. OFFICERS President Vice-Presidenf Secretary SHIRLEY HANSEN RUTH VOLGAMORE CYNTHIA MCMURTRY REPRESENTATIVES IFALLI CABINET IFALLI FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhl: Bev Buckman, Sally Tadson, Ann Sheffield, Lana Porler, Jimmae I-EFT .TO RIGHT: Charlihe MOVSE. SIIIFIGY Hansen. Dauchef, Judy Anderson, Jimmae Bowen, Peggy Holman, Gail Johnson. SECOND ROW: Cynlhla McMurlry, K. Lee Manuel, Karen Wedemeyer, Linda Copeland, Maureen Day, Carol Lusch, Shirley Hansen, Ann Bercaw, Virginia Grant, Carol Olfley. Pamela Peters, Fran Benson, Gail Henderson, Carol LeDrew, Karen Parkinson. THIRD ROW: Joan Park, Chris Hanson, Sandy Berman, Pat Lemos, Jane Bradford, Pal' Sfran, Joy Carson, Suzanne Lyfken, Jane? Ryal, Nancy Hislop, Judy Sloker, Sharon Cason. SPRING A.G.S. OFFICERS Presidenf Vice-Presidenl Secrelary MARILYN DUNN LINDA SHAPRO CAROL LUSCH inf, CABINET Isrnmel REPRESENTATIVES ISPRINGI FIRST ROW, lefl' Io righl: Grefchen Garrison, Dawn Wild, FIRST ROW, leff fo riqhl: S. Tsvalas, S. Reiner, A. Ra'debaugh, D. Wild B, Grinnell Marilyn Dunn, Carol Lusch. SECOND ROW: Belsy Grinnell, M. Dunn, C, Lusch, C. Nelin, B. Binsacca, M. Maison, SECOND ROW: J. Monf- Linda Shapro, Caroline Silva, Bobbe Binsacca. gomery, M. Poage, I. Marlin, C. Silva, G. Jackson, J. Andreson, G. Garrison B Jansen, P. Shubkagel, B. Hurd, B. Whifllesey, G. Granl. I wllfhe , 1124, 6 , dfzjum, Looking back over The dramaTic, exciTing and aT Times comical play oT This pasT year maybe you will re- member a special characTer ThaT seemed To impress you or maybe an evenT will sTand ouT mosT vividly in your mind. More Than likely you were mosT impressed by The TacT ThaT while each oT us worked To keep our FR AT TirsT, Trosh, because you had never had a parT in such a big producTion, you were a liTTle uncerTain and nervous, buT as The ploT became more involved, you began To live The parT and you losT ThaT uneasy Teeling. The TirsT evenT in The new play was a Tun nighT To help you geT acquainTed wiTh each oTher. Vollyball, a TalenT show and a dance were included on The program. BeTore you could plan and parTici- paTe in This specTacular evenT you had To be shown how a big producTion such as This works and iusT where you TiT inTo iT. Your very able TirsT semesTer oTTicers, John Ireland, Ann SheTTield and RuTh SuTh- erland, planned To do This by holding a Treshman assembly. The A.B.S., A.G.S. and G.A.C. presidenTs Told you abouT some oT The acTiviTies and evenTs you could parTicipaTe in. Also The school pep band and 0 SOP Sophs, you wanTed To sTarT The second acT oT our play wiTh a grand opening. For This your TirsT semesTer oTTicers, Jim Nelson, PaT Curley and Becky WhiTTle- sey, planned a soph Tun nighT wiTh all sorTs oT games and enTerTainmenT plus a dance aTTerward. WiTh The grand opening behind you, you wenT ahead To be- come one oT The mosT acTive classes in The school. The main evenT in your TirsT semesTer was a TalenT show Tor an all-school assembly! This was a Tremen- dous success and was said by some To have been beTTer Than any oTher school TalenT show This yearl Some oT The greaT acTs which earned This praise class in The spoTlighT as much as possible we all worked TogeTher because we knew ThaT in a play each parT is viTally imporTanT To The success oT The whole. l.eT's review The TirsT Three acTs oT our play and recall iusT whaT we have done in working Toward The sTardom oT our senior year. SH Trosh-soph cheerleaders led your cheers Tor The sTars oT our play. AnoTher assembly was To be held beTore The TirsT acT came To an end. The new Tumbling Team Tormed iusT This year perTormed Tor you. This year Tor The TirsT Time you elecTed a council member who aTTended The execuTive council meeTings. This made your parT in The play even more imporTanT. Your second semesTer oTTicers, Barry lv1cCarron, ScoTT Dan- ielson and Karen Greve, planned an evenTTul semes- Ter Tor you including being in charge oT The sponge Throw booTh aT The Carnival. This ended your TirsT acT and you look back wiTh a Teeling oT superioriTy as you realize ThaT you are Through wiTh being The undersTudy and can sTarT ThaT climb up The ladder inTo The spoTlighT! HS were: a Trio consisTing oT a piano, drums and an accordion: a Tew piano solos: PaT Allan on The Tiddle, and as a grand Tinale, a singing quarTeTTe. This was noT all. Your second semesTer oTTicers, Dick Dumke, Jack Finney and Ann Bercaw, planned a sophomore hop. The TirsT To be held in a long while. l.aTer on you chose The Cake Walk Tor your booTh in The Carnival. l-laving such a successTul year behind you, you look Torward wiTh conTidence To The exciTemenT and Thrills oT The nexT Two acTs oT The play when you will be-upperclassmenl JUNIORS As upperclassmen your parTs in The play became more and more imporTanT. FreguenTly you looked up and Tound ThaT The spoTlighT was on you. You are The leaders! Your TirsT presidenT, JaneT Cordes, along wiTh The oThers oTTicers, Allan Russell and Peggy l-lol- man, puT TorTh a valianT eTTorT and succeeded in geT- Ting larger parTicipaTion Than many a class preceding yours. You sTarTed oTT wiTh a bang by having a Tun nighf including volleyball, ping-pong and a TalenT show wiTh Tom Edwards and Mr. Dunn as M.C.'s. To add a liTTle varieTy you also held Tolk dancing Tor The TirsT Time. A second Tun nighT was planned by your second semesTer oTTicers, Guy Lee, Gino Della Libera and Diana Nicholson, who added swimming To The program. Also you held a junior skaTe and ran The hoTdogs-and-coTTee booTh in The Carnival. The climax To The Third acT was oT course The annual junior prom! To provide a liTTle romance which is essenTial To mosT any play, you chose The romanTic name Blue lvlisT Tor your prom. The soTT music oT Elmer VincenT added To The Theme oT your dance. As The curTain comes down on The Third acT you realize wiTh amaze- menT ThaT you will no longer be a small parT oT a Tremendous producTion. NexT year your parT will be mosT imporTanT. You will be The sTars oT The play! The spoTlighT will be on YOU-as seniors! jlmu, qfwupa, mmm yum ' QA, - , , . A f M fell 'Sgr' , if if JUNIOR COUNCIL--FIRST ROW, left ro righrz N. Hubbard, S. SOPH COUNCIL-FIRST ROW, Iefl Io right: R. Myre, J. Williams, Bach, J. Cordes, J. Heberling, J. Straus, H. Norry, S. Musfain. J. Anqier, A. Ratio, P. Shubkagel, B. Hamilfon, P. Curley, Iuniden- SECOND ROW: R. Aliamus, J. Hayes, A. Russell, P. Merle, D. fifiedj. SECOND ROW: W. Fuiiro, H. Karr, J. Nelson, H. Dong, Hllker, D. Diell, B. Shields. P, Wilgonl T, Bodmer, . FRESHMAN COUNCIL FIRST ROW, leff fo riqhf: S. Evers, O. Hornquisl, K. Greve, A. Jacob- son, A. Sheffield, J. Neiderhaus, S. Lylken. SECOND ROW: M. Free- berg, R. Sufherlin, J. Ireland, D. Pomeroy, C. Engdahl, T. Seweloh. CLASS COUNCILS JUNIOR COUNCIL FIRST ROW, leff Io right M. Mazzonchini, J. Sfrauss, J. Van Noovden, B. Granf, N. Jacobson. SECOND ROW: B. Manclis, G. Lee, B. Miles, L. Player, T. Minaiel, P. Merle. SOPH COUNCIL FRESHMAN COUNCIL FIRST ROW, leff Io righf: T. Brandi, L. Fey, L. Shoub, J. Williams, FIRST ROW, lefl' Io righiz L. Haiie, L. Ross, A. Norlon. SECOND C. Larson, J. Danewcod. SECOND ROW: E. Eskilson, R. Dillon, ROW: R. Childers, K. Grave, N. Snyder, R. Smilh, A. Willard, J. Nelson, D. Joslin, J. Finney, D. Hamilion, C. Bleuss, D. Dumke, S. 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SAMUELIAN B. SANCHEZ F. SANTO D. SCHRAMM P. SCHENONE J. SCHULZ C. SCHWED 6 SEBREE B. SHIELDS M. SHARP O. SEMBA R. SIERRA R. SIMMONS S. SIMPSON J. SMITH JOHN SMITH B. SMITH B. SMOTHERS B. SPOTSWOOD B. SPUCK D. STEELE M. STEIN W. STEPHENSON D. STERLAKER J. NEKITANI D. STRANGE J. STRAUSS D. STUDDERT E. SUNBLAD J. TABLER S. TADSON M. TAKESHITA P. TOFT C. TONNA P. THILTGEN C. MITCHELL J. TILLEY H, TRUE B. TUPPER J. TURCHET J. NOORDEN G. VENTURELLI F. VODICKA R. WAGNER C. WALTZ B, WARD T. WARD M, WATTS K. WEISING E. WEITIEL NS... jm,flm!1i44tap,io.4m12fm, J. WEIRLOND L. WEST F. WESTON M. WHITESIDE F. TATSUKAWA J. WILHELM R. WILHELM M. YAMA NETTLE J. R. YEEMAN G J. T. G. .YOUNGSMAN ZICHOSCH ZIEGLER MARTINEZ 9 President JIM NELSON x jfs Uv, ..-, , .0-----. -A-..sf1gJ,,,i 9.2: , M:::11tLZi21I3ik'..'t? FALL OFFICERS Vice-President PAT CU RLEY f',,:, jim Ciopha, ,show ' ' Rf Secretary BEC KY WI-I ITTLES EY CLASS FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandeman, Mesker, Wain- right, Meter, Cook, Della Libera, Brown, Armstrong, Miekleiohn, Kohnen. SEC- OND ROW: Esptein, Hend- rickson, Ackerman, Slette- dahl, Dougherty, Swain, Gutzwiller, Little, Godley, Bauer. THIRD ROW: Taub, Whiting, Miranda, O'Keefe, Williams, Bleuss, Daniel, Burnam, Leong, Maxwell, Jung, Macpherson, Berry- man. FIRST ROW, left to right: Tonna, Loqeman, Santin, Brackett, Dei Tos, Beer Shaub, Peters, Colby Brakesman, De Nola, Hal- stead, De Nola, Lawrence, Mascia, Benton, Denely Brooks.SECOND ROW: Wong, Grazier, Pearson, Jordon, Moscato, Loomis, Aslin, Blanchard, White- hurst, Burrows, Toensdeldt, Morgan, Hayes, Montrini, Bias, Juchert. THIRD ROW: Wanake, Scholl, Bons, Mc- Clure, Matson, Michelson McClellan, Watkins, Gelli- don, Turnulle, Bercaw Grant, Butschy, Gardiner, Griffith, Walker, Way, Mor- gan, Greenhill, Charmow Bloise. FOURTH ROW: Bickley, Camozzi, Andre- adis, Erich, Pierucci, Cane, Bagneschi, Vteisiny, Hans- ler, Guidry, S oub, De Mar- tini, Sullivan, Bertron, Gil- christ, Pennisi. FIFTH ROW: Bachman, Llndeman, Yoshi- moto, lmachi, Marubayashi, Freeland, Gidal, Schaad, Schiller, Graves, Eitel, Lut- rano, Still, Biagi, Earril Peters, Jacabaeu. FIRST ROW, left to right: Scalf, Morita, Murdock, Tay- lor, Verlinden, Wyant, Say- sette, Whittlesey, Myre, Lu- demann, Gibson, Searls. SECOND ROW: Lynch, Bo- ney, Michel, Hill, Dunlap, McHenry, Mead, Graziano, Jones, Stevens, Paul, Os- born, Barrusch, Dochow. THIRD ROW: Cabal, Astin, Lee, Tuck, Hermann, Lan- ninq, Warren, Taylor, Cerut- Ii, St. George, Watson, Bi- aqi, Anderson, Belesi, Birn- baum, Philpott. FOURTH ROW: RuIalson,Christensen, Clark, Dillan, Schmitt, Post, Firenzi, Knox, Sinclair, Jue, Wong, Eskilson, Kumli, Perry, Klarn, Kenny. gil. ihmh, Anwrwl Aurrnulul , ., Z 9, 'W .z,.gcf,,4f Fmsr Row, :eff Io aim: Colfer, Karr, Rosen, Vierra, Schram, Stub, Chrisfmas, Barlel, Lee, Allen, Baird, Ri- nard, Lowenslein, Pelzner, Michel, Dinsmore, Lim. SECOND ROW: Tsavalas, Jansen, Joslin, McDaniel, Wilson, Adolph, Mulliken, Paulson, Armslrong, Arm- sfrong, Andrade, Arm- sfrong, Jacobsen, Ovellelfe, Hansen, Venluroni, Larson. THIRD ROW: Holchkiss, Gaines, Morray, Hunger- frrd, Arnlmann, Sholz, Hen- drick, Anderson, Leavifl, Iverson, Woolf, Bragg, Car- win, Clampif, Allieri, Layne. FOURTH ROW: Robinson, Brown, Shubkagel McCal- lum, Sandell, Sfrand, Krisl- oflerson, Curnow, FuHerer, Lzsak, Ghida, Simonson, Yu- rugi, Slockman, Boyd, Sims, Ackley, Price. FIRST ROW, lefl Io righf: Orange, Murdy, Ruy, Til- ford Ra Vodick Finne . Y. . Y. Borlolin, Ruhl, McCann. SECOND ROW: Hall, Bra- zil, Pinkham, Franguero, Beise, Jorgensen, Pelfon, Sullivan, Reed, Wells, Quin- lana, Lawrence, Blues. THIRD ROW: Ferringlon, Tanner, Behler, Olson, Man- ning, Carlon, Chrisfensen, Peace, Wakeman, Friede- rich, Kensinger, Tell. FIRST ROW, lefl' Io righlz Rovsfer, Shimzn, Gardella, Williams, Muhleman, Trolf, Brandi, Sanfo, B. Muhleman, Seidel, Hickey. SECOND ROW: Czapkay, Dong, Wal- ler, Harringlon, Von Husen, Dunn, Haffield, Asbell, Casfle, Powers, Hamillon. THIRD ROW: Websler, Moomaw, Bruno, Varanzoff, An ier Raffo Henon Hurd 9 . I . . Pandell, Peferson, Macln- nis, Brennan, Burneff. FOURTH ROW: Bevilock- way, Marshall, Moreno, So- Der, Baskelf, Carlson, Tafsu- kawa, Huyck, Lynn, Haylock, Chan, Binsacca. FIFTH ROW: Hoag, Grofhe, Mar- shall, -Dilfnock, Ikeda, Smilh, Di Slefano, Pomeroy, Par- stns, Caldwell, Jang, Louis, 1- Halsled. Kvarme, Mills. Presidenl' DICK DUMKE is 0 Syl 4 'Sv fk I 4 f fi? f , X e f W if-5 7 f s -ff 4- Vice-Presidenf Secrefary JACK FINNEY ANN BERCAW 1 Z I i 2 Z 5 Z i 5 4 3 9 Z l E 1eI.- . :-F jim J Alwwzd, .-Q an -ow r ad, 311 i,f32r9,- x 5, , L: I 'L 4 A -' -' i su .' LA.-Q . 4 - . . I r , I ' fig ,gikrfili I f ' I , 5 as-Q.,- Z ,I Q President Vice-President Secretary fx -f-' A131 C L A S S JON IRELAND ANN SHEFFIELD RUTH SUTHERLIN Fmsr Row, left lo figmf Gilmore, Dreifuss, Empey Garcia, Moll, Shanzer, Bar: ley, Dallal, Curyea, Burns, SECOND ROW: Paine, Ross, Oswald, Porter, Hansen Harmison, Alexander, Mor- ris, McMahon, Wanake, Yu- lick, Fladger, Hornquisl, McHugh, Willard, Jens- wold, Sheffield, Sleipness. THIRD ROW: McNeil, Hos- sack, Miller, Mills, Marlin Berberick, Courshon, Shel- by, Hagan, Lewis, Garsfad, Davis, Kottaron, Dohemans Holmes, Bendinelli, Kvar- me, Crouch, Hillberc. FOURTH ROW: Boyd Krough, Stocker, Bragg, Armslrong, Wooden, Halel, Bartlett, Ramblas, Rosand- er Barley, Yeakey, Davis, Albert, Smith, Smolhers, Saller, Linde, Hunter. FIFTH ROW: Taga, Yorke, Lowen- stein, Brockway, Miller, Po- lat, DeIl'ara, Wirqler, Ser- ratius, Stern, Stewart, Wing- elt, Warren, Thatcher, Small- comb, Price, Lee, Jew, Jones, DeMasi. FIRST Row, lefl to nam: Flores, Fletcher, Zapkay, Chambers, Cracchiolo, Ew- ing, Erlbeck, Parker. SEC- OND ROW: Oida, Fried- man, Gray, Duffy, Corey, Alltucker, Thomas, Rowley, Simpson. THIRD ROW: Thig- pen,Jacona, Kemme,Worg- na, Arriloga, Danielson, Dawson, Wallick, Wasser- man, Lanka. FIRST ROW, left 'lo right: Wade, Savage, Wong, Tharpe, Scholz, Rasey, Mc- Clelland, Jenne, Rolewski, Snow, Kinden, Boots, Sander, Mahoney. SECOND ROW: Peterson, Jacobsen, Lylken, King, Aeschback, Bernat, Lorenz, Hull, Hansen, Dian- ich, Williamson, Yonkers, Hartman, King, Smith, Tur- ner, THIRD ROW: Simpson, Rieden, Jefferson, Kraft, Grinnell, Prescol, Devodier, Sato, Paxton, Jorgensen, Ween, Corsey, Israel, Ryan, Smith, FOURTH ROW: Gib- son, Huffman, Surby, Mar- shall, McKirdy, Perlman, Croxford, Long, Pressey, Barton, Nevard, Norris, Roz- mus, Almer, Peterson, Og- ren. FIFTH ROW: O'Brien, Roland, McKnight, Skaile, Pearson, Wisen, Olroyd, Leusaman, Glendwin, Hein, Rothe, Ott, Talley, Sfeveng, Shogren. FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: L. Perry, P. Dorr, M. Keller, E. Valenline, M. Casey, S. Mor- rison, T. Tresser, W. Meyers, J.Bruno,B.Gallup,G.Diehl, G. McKenna, M. Moye, R. Pas. SECOND ROW: J. Ricl- dle, M. Freeburg, L. Viola, S. Smith, L. Leong, D. Schmidf, D. Van Dyne, J. Severson, S. Ashby, B. Cor- rigan, W, Pickrom, G. King, M. Holquin, D. Hendricks, L. Fowler, M. Harfley, G. Slephens. THIRD ROW: R. Parsons, D. Warren, R. Slew- arl, J. Wesf, B. Shields, E. Tingle, H. Quan, E. Slahl- bery, B. Browning, F. Cal- fuci, B. Takashifa, F. Peabodv, R. Schulfi, E. Romadahl, T. Cullinan, D. Coxwell, H. Sembedaba, J, Jacona. FOURTH ROW: M. Johnson, V. Marino, V. Hodge, E. Kirk, L. Spencer, J. Wyaff, J. Niederhaus, S. Lyfken, B. Olson, B. Myers, B. Daniels, B. Davidson, J. G-oerlz, E. Allieri, E. Barr, D. Rosenlhal, P. Hoffman, P. Knowles, B. Todd. FIFTH ROW: D. Baer, B. Bochman, B. Schuler, F. Bauman, G. Hepler, A. Van Arsdale, B. Kremer, B. Keller, R. Luiz, J. Boofhbv, H. McPhillips, K. Rafeli, T. Curnely, R. Mur- dock, H. Ong, L. Holf, H. Ward, A. Lewis. SIXTH ROW: N. Kenfeli, A.Warda, D. Gibson, S. Laurie, D. MacKIine, C. Jacobs, S. Hall, B. Boudelle, M. Fuller, J. Landuchi, B. Melodia, J. Oslerman, J. Quigley, F. Kadera, J. Locks, B. Jack- son, J. Gravel'e, S. Bromley, J. Fickle, M. Harris, N. Farenlon. FIRST ROW, lefl' fo righl: Cason, Porfer, Garrison, Pi- sani, Gulliksen, Cavagnaro, Wahlen. SECOND ROW: Johnsen, Gillies, Smilh, Col- by, Hanson, Tyree, Sfowell, Hinners, McGuire, Aber- crombie, Benson, Bailey, Kirby, Colcord, Scholl, La Parr, Seafon. THIRD ROW: Drennan, Silveira, Johanson, McLean, Choiniere, Cab- row, Bailey, Parker, Nall, Abboff, Symnos, Hansen, Naples, Nakamifsu, On- yang, Ollinger, Mclnlosh. FOURTH ROW: Harvey, Ev- ers, Walmough, Sfurm, Louis, Figaro, Benidf, Bar- fon, Boarfs, Boschero, Coc- coni, Nelin, Truluck, Midf- Iie, Smilh, Brasier, Harsell. FIFTH ROW: Rudd, Lieb- man, Toomey, Jachens, Simpson, Senifh, Schulz, Enqdahl, Seweloh, Heming, Elfiring, Amaral, Harris, Marcus, Long, Lehman, Lee, Norris, Parish. FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: Gillanders, Wallelsfein, Fick, Broxh'lm, Lassell,Jew, Robinson, Mohan, Levilan, Benson, Laden, Knowleen, Greeny, Munson. SECOND ROW: Cullen, Baker, Mc- Maslers, Brennan, Lakken, Carpenler. Roof, Pomeroy, Marlin, Dorrill, Hislop, Drake, Ryall, Schmidl, Greve, Worfhinglon, Su'lh- erland. THIRD ROW: Rin- ard, K'ess, Thomas, Johns- lon, Lanorock, Morgan, Dawson, Parkinson, Song, Kile, Finnegan, Cranford, Casho, V. Peterson, Pisani, O. Peferson, Furuya. ' fhlwuqh, Um, 0,4 lminq, jfumlz, 5 7 f X . X I Q f I f W YV , X ff -if ' W '---...,, SPRING OFFICERS Presidenl Vice-Presidenl' Secrelary BARRY MCCARRON SCOTT DANIELSON KAREN GREVE f v Q 5 Z 4 s I 1 5 3 4 3 F 4 Q 'w,J '.fT'P'l ff 7 Q. ,.., w .'1 T 1 Q lui Q I ! aa j All 5 Nm 111- QELJ3m f 5, v ' 30 i S ,af f W, x. 'xiii SPORTS si' 5? 0 lx wma-1-'k'.J7, AMW Q4T'- fri' !'C 'f1' ,if X T -z ' ll' 9' , mm 'D W -. . ef' , , W. ,L . , 3 1 J' . F ,, f . Y w F of - Q ,J is ' I 5,777fJL.S-1l'L,22!w1wL11,Z1ifA,1z ' -awgulpmuwl , Q 97W 4Elgf's 'TW -sr 1411-rss4. 95 :sm FIRST ROW, lefT To riql'iT: J. Ono, R. Dunbar, B. Hanada, O. Semba, K. Ikeda, R. Wagner, B. Wilkinson, R. Hilliard, G. Kifagawa, J. Chow, G. Cable. SECOND ROW: F. Manna, C. Draney, J. Gilkey, R. Ridgeway, D. Roach, L. Mc- Lemore, K. KrisTof'ferson, G, Della Libera, M. Lax, E. Weifzel, S. KompsT, G. Meyers, A. Long, J. Hayes. THIRD ROW: L. HunT, L. Lack, D. Gansel, P. Nolan, A, BergsTedT, L. Kahler, D. Raufman, B. Creeks, E. Fernandez, B. Odom, R. Gusfafson, J. Kunl, R. Devincenzi. VARSITY FOOTBALL ExpecTed To do no beTTer Than TiTTh in The PAL race, The BearcaTs oT San MaTeo sTarTed The season wiTh a rush, bogged down aT midseason, and Then finished in a whirl- wind, capped by The Tremendous upseT oT archrival Bur- lingame. ln league play, They had Tour wins, Three losses, and one Tie, good Tor TourTh place. The won-losT record was unimpressive: buT The way The l3earcaTs came TighTing back aTTer personnel seTbacks and Three losses To win Their lasT Three games was an achievemenT To make The members oT SM l-li mighry proud. SM opened The season wiTh a 27-7 win over Tough Mon- Terey. STandouTs were Mickey Lax and Lepoleon McLemOre wiTh Their running, and George KiTagawa wiTh his pass- caTching, good Tor Two TD's. ln The TirsT game oT The league season, The 'CaTs held TiTle-TavoriTe Lincoln To a O-O Tie, which saw MaTeo's lighTly- regarded deTense come OT age. The following week, The BearcaTs sTopped weak SouTh CiTy, l2-O. Then The MaTeans Tell To The inspired play oT Capuchino, 20-6. There wasn'T much To be said abouT This oneiwe were simply played oTT our TeeT. The spiriTs oT The BearcaT TaiThTul really dove as JeTTerson edged us ouT 25-20 in a real Thriller, TeaTuring a greaT passing duel beTween JeTT's Ray Rosa and Bucky Kahler, by now one of The besT gunners in The league. Sari Jose cuT oTT any SM TiTle hopes wiTh a 32-20 Triumph which saw Lax score all Three 'CaT TD's in a greaT individual perTormance. Now The BearcaTs came Through wiTh Their greaT laTe- season splurge, downing Sequoia and Palo AlTo in quick succession, readying Themselves Tor The supreme eTTorT againsT Burlingame on Turkey Day. SM wenT inTo The game as heavy underdogs buT, wiTh a superlaTive Team eTTorT, realized The TirsT Big-l..iTTle game win in eighT long years, I4-O. The season was capped by The selecTion oT Gino Della Libera as all-PAL cenTer, wiTh Kahler, Lax, and KiTagawa all receiving second-Team honors. lT was Truly a greaT season. ' H ' f 'Q , ' v , ' Head Coach if T FRANK coLLlN 'Wa ' '17 1 '.-an 4954 - -He-, r ' I . . - V' Line Coach gf , ' j 4 V A FRANK MCC-ERAW D' T' . Q A 'Y .? T fi . . ll, . , I xg l 1, ri Assisfanf Coach , .y -ha...--'T so icuerrea '- , o o mm, , fha, fuwiafw, Score: San Mafeo 27, Monferey 7. Score: San Mafeo O, Lincoln 0. Score: San Ma+eo I2, Sou+h San Francisco 0. I O U , Hg 1 ,A , ,f fA' we Q - 6 W emo DELLA mam fini, if 1 ' seem mem W Q2 . , , I ff 4 3 Q, , X .fy , My 1 XL HOB WILKINSON ' Q ' V 1. 4 Q pg W? V GEGRGE KQTAGAWA P Xi'LL fn? if f ' X 4 i -sn-V, J f x Q -fx 1 c c JERRY' KUNQ M 35 Lf! , 'ff' ' 5, If ,f 55.5 , 3 3 Lf if f ai ff D O N R 0 AC H ' !'V , f 2 0 4 47 2 r Q? My 1 1 I - ,. ' I Lmzyqm 1 f ',,Q1,i .JIM GILKEY Mmm , , M , f Q. Q v w fi! , , X V 2' 2 ,Em if ij,.,15Qi.:5- , IW' gh lx gl .Q IMC? ,- 54 I ,1 STAN KOM PST fi. + ., ' 'F ' Q ww... . . CHARLES LAX g . X A f X 2.5 , F A! L 2 k c ' ' Z Y.-.:L, nov eusmrsow f 36 1 wwf, til, and IUAQ, '-fy., 4.L'a.4 'V A-in --.A .. .,,Y- ,W , . , , ,.... ,, ,,,..., . . , 2- Score: Capuchino 20, San Mafeo 6. Score: Jegerson 25, San Ma+eo 20. jlmn, flmdaq, wr, brat 6' ' A' 1 'fc 'Z -2 X ' k ly ,,. ., ,Q 4,4 ,M ,W ,. , X Www: fwffi LM: a, f ,, ,,,, ff 4 ,W 7 JQV 1, -ff vw v 2 if .f K qxx, XXI 5 BUCKYKAHLER . sf fl'-T ,, wr ' Q yy 1 Q ZX I f f yi! lffwffi 2 ff 4 ' ,X Q f ' , f Lf ' , S' 'Wi f f P2x x- 1 , 1 5 QAM 4 qw f X, Zn A ,ff ' f ' wwgxm K - 1 A xm 'Vx DICK Score: San Jose 32, San Ma+eo 20. Score: San Mafeo I9, Palo Alfo 6. cHAm,ss sm , Kms 3 Jwuw, mm,,1953 - - Jfw mgf,-,qquam ww W ,AC . 5- ffffi fi W 7 .,, . W , , V W JIM ONO 'fi X 5 ? ,a ' i I 1 I ,. as 3 W V, E 35.21. EDWARD FERNANUEZ fe . X s an Hub! . -as Sim..-'U' x x il X ' LEPOLEON MCLEMORE N , b N. X' I ' 14 Q .qw-N WN Q A xx 3 x, .715 GARY GABLE A-9' . 2' X' ,W . V iggjk ',,M,.,. . . ,L ., 4 R I1 owen sggqgfx 38 I' f 5 -0 gf Score: San Ma+eo I5, Sequoia 6. W x 3 . ' ' fwql SY LA Q - W 'Y' f ' ' ' 1. 'N 'A .41 - .. ,..,,A4. ,, Score: San Mafeo I4, Burlingame 0. V ,f , 'Q , '? 'Y ,, l' ' ,Ugg 1 f f , ,E Va, ,V W- ' In A ,f ,. '.,' POMPON GIRLS LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Lee Manuei, Carol Otfley, Bubba Hoover. , 55211 E292 ea- K Z QNX ,Q '-vwn-fm ff gy ' .W M W FROSHMSOPH CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW, iaff fo righf: Caro! Larson, Linda Shoub. SECOND ROW: Reyna Myra, 'Fran Beer, fda Dei Tas. HEAD CHEERLEADER Gai! Bumsfein VARSITY CH EERLEADERS FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: Ji'mmae Bowen, Linda Player, Marilyn Dunn. SECOND: Gail Burnsfein. Um, ..6, FROSH-SOPH .raw , FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW, Ieff To righf: W. Fuiiro, D. Caudill, G. Mankins, M. Garroho, L. Granf, R. Siebecker, B. Woy, T. Ferrari, J. Proud, P. Fosler, D. Dumke, R. Levine, J. HollisTer. SECOND ROW: J. Rawley, B. LlvingsTon, N. Rosen, B. Manning, P. Curley, J. Iverson, C. Wirgler, J. Kerr, J. Nussbaum, H. Engleschirchen, J. Nelson, J. Lemmon, J. Hughes, B. Gifford, B. McCarron. THIRD ROW: G. Whiflen, C. Lemmon, R. Harris, R. Plaskefi, J. Webb, M. McCIod, M. Laisne, B. Parker, T. Peferson, J. Ireland, P. Hall, T. Wisnom, D. HamilTon, B. Hamill-on, D. Linck, S. GarreTT. The Frosh-Soph TooTball Team, under The capable leadership oT Mr. Mills and lvlr. Larson, ended The season wiTh a record similar To lasT year's. The men oT The gridiron Tinished up The season wiTh a record oT Three wins, Three losses. and one Tie. The Frosh-Soph had a liT+le Trouble acquiring Their TirsT win in The PAL compeTiTion. The game wiTh Sequoia ended 20-6 in Tavor oT Sequoia, Bud l'lamilTon malcing The only Touchdpwn. The second chance Tor a vicTory came againsT SouTh San Francisco buT ended in a I3 To I3 draw. The BearlciTTens were sorely ouTclassed by Menlo-ATherTon in The nexT gridiron TilT. The score wenT in The record boolc as a shuT-ouT, I8-O. Now iT was Time Tor a win and The lvlaTeans came Through wiTh a 27-7 vicTory over The Indians oT JeTTerson. The vicTory was sparlced by The passing oT Barry lvlcCarron and The run- ning oT Bud l-lamilTon and Garland Manlcins. The Team began To roll and spiriT was liTTed as The BearcaTs downed Capuchino 27-I3. STandouTs were Jim l-lughes and Jim Kerr on deTense, and Dave l-lamilTon on ollfense. The BearcaTs Then Traveled down To Palo AlTo only To be beaTen 20-7. However, The season ended a success The nexT weelc as The Baby BearcaTs Trounced archrival Burlingame 20-O in The prelude To The Turlcey Day Classic. Head Coach Assixlanl Coach MR, MILLS MR. LARSON rm Jem -50,011 is FOCDTBALL W , , 77 .' if f :iff QQIQQQI az Z?T'bQgg ., f f ,,..Q1,,'I3:3 Z,x?JLT ..., 4 ' f M f f f 1 f ' AW ' ffiff 96 Mi! f X 5,457 ' X I Q X 1 6194 f .N Q x W 4 . . 1 cz WW I - . D. DUMKE ' I , JW Q ,. 7 ' D7 QQ f i? , 9 , 4 7 Q! ff Q ff M f Q X NN f V X Q I MG ff Q 3 Xxyf, ff CM' W f yf f f ,,,f f iff! 1 fi, if , , , ' HCI my nm f 1,Lwf- ,V N I J 4. 4 ,,-1: if Y . f, 3 . ,,,,,,,f ,ff ,ff 7 7 W p f 11 - f 1 1 0' .Q X , , 4 fr' 4 , ,f ,af if ' jjj, ,f K X I f , . , W 1 ,f J as im Z, fq., I f FROSH-SOPH SCORES San Mafeo ...,.. .7v. 6 San Mafeo ,,,,,, ,,,,.,, Sequoia .,... ......, 2 O Jeitferson San Maieo .............,.,,, I3 San Majreo .,.A,. ,,.,,,, Sou+I1 San Francisco ..,, I3 Capuchino .... .,.. San IvIaI'eo ......... .... O San IvIaIeo ....A, .,,, MenIo-AII1erIon ........ I8 PaIo AIIO ....,, ,A,,,,, G, WHITFEN J. KERR ' San Iviaieo ..,. .,.... 2 0 Burlingame ..A. O o. Hag-,11Lron o. Lmcx w. sumo agile, 30.1, and Ummm, FIRST ROW, left fo rigl-I+: D. Carlson, R. Parsons, C. Pisani, L. Rinard, A. Holmes, J. Kless, J. Basket. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robinson, D. Baer, L. Behrmann, D. Haylock, K. Huyck, C. Scholz, J. Linden, I IO's BASKETBALL The Tens followed closely lhe wins and losses of lhe Twenlies wilh one big excep- Iion. This was lheir big upsel over Capuchino on Parsons' lree lhrow. The boys slood viclorious over Burlingame, l-lall Moon Bay, Soulh San Francisco, and Carlmonl. Some big guns on lhe Tens were: Bill Kless, Ronnie Parsons, Jack Baslcell, and Chuclc Scholz, elecled All-PAL. 2 33 FIRST ROW, lefl lo righf: M. Furuya, P. Lehman, J. Talsukawa, B. Chan, V. Goodrich, B. Borland, J. Giovanelli, D. Duckhorn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robinson, G. Lee, A. Kamrar, A. Bevilockway, V. Binsacca, T. Whifehursf, J. Lynn, L. Pisani, Mgr. I20's BASKETBALL The San lvlaleo Twenlies, coached by Mr. Frank Robinson, have done fairly well for lhernselves lhroughoul The season. The leam slood viclorious over Carlmonl, Soulh San Francisco, and Burlingame on lheir iirsl Irv. Some slandouls ol lhe learn were: Vic Bin- sacca, elecled All-PAL: Vern Goodrich, Danny Duclchorn, Alan Kamrar, and Dave Carlson. VARSITY AND 3O'S BASKETBALL Always looking like a Team ThaT would really go places, Coach Ed Burda's varsiTy hoopsTers never guiTe realized Their poTenTial, Tinishing in a Third place Tie wiTh arch- rival Burlingame. They had seven wins and Tive losses. AT season's sTarT, hopes oT a TiTle were high around The SM campus. Bucky Kahler, lasT year's leading varsiTy poinTmaIcer, was baclc The varsiTy had The cream oT The crop reaped Trom a sTrong ThirTies Team oT lasT year. These included all-league choice Diclc Schumacher, Bob Freschi, Ron Uhland, Jaclc Finney, Bob STewarT and Gordy Lewis. Also ouT Tor basI4eTball was I-Tap STalIman, a TransTer Trom Lincoln I-Iigh oT San Jose. I-lap was all PAL in 30's The year beTore. Things really loolced greaT. ATTer a successTuI pracTice season, which saw wins over cross- Town rival Serra, Marin CaTholic and a sTrong ModesTo ouTTiT, San MaTeo was deTiniTely a sTrong conTender Tor The coveTed NorThern Division Toga. The 'CaTs sTarTed The season on a sour noTe. They Traveled To Daly CiTy To engage The sTrong JeTTerson Indians, who were The TiTIe TavoriTes. SM was clobbered, 61-47, as The JeTTs iusT couldn'T seem To miss. As was To be The case ThroughouT mosT oT The season, The 'CaTs were paced by Kahler and Schumacher. This loss was more or less expecTed by The BearcaTs, buT The nexT loss To Capuchino in The second league TiTT cerTainly wasn'T expecTed. The upsTarT Caps barely escaped, 35-33, in as Thrilling a game as one could desire. Schumacher again loolced good in This one, ably assisTed by Lewis, who shone on deTense and rebounding worlc. SM Then Toolc Three successive wins over SouTh San Francisco, CarlmonT, and I-IalT Moon Bay. FirsT round play was TerminaTed happily when The BearcaTs beaT haTed Burlingame, 5I-46. This game saw The resumpTion oT The newly insTilled BeaT Burlingame spiriT broughT in by The TooTbalI season. Kahler really wenT wild in This one, challcing up 23 poinTs. Top perTormances were also Turned in by Lewis and Ray Aliamus. The 'CaTs were now in Third place, behind Capuchino and JeTTerson. The 'CaTs opened second round play in The same way They sTarTed The TirsT-wiTh a loss To JeTT. This one was a biT diTTerenT, however, as The Indians really had a baTTle beTore Tinally Triumphing, 53-48. Tremendous shooTing by The Torrid Trio oT Kahler, Schumacher and Lewis IcepT SM even up To The 47-47 poinT buT Then The seT shoTs oT Indian Tom CosTelIo pulled The game ouT oT The Tire Tor JeTT. IT was really a hearT-breaker To lose and iT guelled iusT abouT any hope Tor a BearcaT TiTle. The nexT game, which saw Capuchino win by a score oT 38-35, deTiniTely eliminaTed The 'CaTs Trom anyThing buT a spoiler's role. Schumacher and STallman were sTandouTs. SM Then Tools wins Trom I-IalT Moon Bay, CarlmonT and SouTh San Francisco again. They wenT inTo The season's Tinale wiTh Burlingame opTimisTically loolcing Tor an undispuTed Third place Tinish. Again, The SM TaiThTul were doomed To disappoinTmenT, as a TighTing Blingum ouTTiT came ouT on Top by a score oT 44-40, despiTe some deadly cluTch shooTing by STallman. The season was capped by The naming oT Kahler To The all-NorThern Division Team. The high-scoring iunior really had a greaT year, ToTaling over ZOO poinTs. IT was a good season, wiTh a loT oT close losses which, wiTh a diTTerence oT a Tew poinTs here and There, could have made a big change in The Tinal sTandings. There was a big emphasis on nexT year's Team, wiTh The predominance oT iuniors and sophomores. OT This year's Top Ten players, Burda will lose only Three. Coach Blaine Lemmon's ThirTies had a very rough league season, winning only one oT Twelve. The lone win came over I-lalT Moon Bay. The Team was paced by Ray Wagner, Paul Zocchi, KenT Ilceda and Don Linclc. Again, however, mosT oT The losses were by very close margins. jlmq, jnuqhi Zlalwl, gli.. Jlur, Jazif, '1Wn1uhg,, A3 f 'hy . rv' 1- V I 1' ww I' MR, BURDA Varxify Coach -H- MR. LEMMON BUCKY KAHLER I30's Coach 5,41-QI. . M If I I ,' - ,s 5A -. 2 , X 1 N el, I I ' I I I I , - I I I I 7 B E 7 GORDON LEWIS BOB FRESCH! WINSTON DOWNER ,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 I ,W X X i X A 15 I isa HAP STALLMAN RON UHLAND I I4 XR fp , Q 15 It 13 K JACK PINNEY BOB STEWART I QI , ,, . mlm , I DICK SCHUMACHER DAVE HAMILTON I I I wx M20 12 IQ- ,PA RAY ALIAMUS BILL SPRAGUE ,I .,h Y. ... l if f f f f ' ,hw ,ymf I Z' 2 RAY WAGNER NX., yanm nf, Baalmfball Tom DUFFY for-:N Hmss ANDY muon ssonse names Mus. zoccm GULF TEAM FIRST ROW, Iefl fo righf: W. Jucherf, D, Cassels, B. Bochman. SECOND ROW: V. Binsacca, B. Brick, Mr. Collin, Coach. San Ivlaleo scored irs lirsr viclory, so lar Ihis year, againsr cross-Iown rival Serra I-Iigh School. AI Ihis wrifing Gary I-Iarman was 'rhe 'Cars number one man wilh Bill Bochman, Bob Srewarl, Bill Cooney, Bruce Bochman and Don Sisson supplying srrong supporr. TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW, Ieff Io righ1:G. Lee, M. Fung, B. Ja, G. Power, A. Lanka, D. Perry. SECOND ROW: J. Marshall, T. Waller, M. Ruderman, P. Toomasson, W. Gufzwiller, F. Carlucci, B. Tupper. THIRD ROW: E. Cheung, M. Greeney, B. Fried- man, R. Uhland, P. Sheffield, B, Lee, J. McKenna, Mr. Robinson, Coach. Coach Frank Robinsons nerlers have produced, wilh Tremendous Ieam erlorr, a record of 8 wins, I loss, and I lie. Alan Lanlca holds down number one posilion wilh George Powers second, Bob Ja Third. and Ivlillon Fung lied wirh Gary Lee for lourlh. gil.. ' ,Q'Zjuunq,5.'l7'I.f7L . VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW, lef'l' To righT: E. Eskilson, B. Hardy, J. SeiTh, R. Wagner, S. Moriki, R. Simmons. SECOND ROW: D. Rauf- mann, S. Kompsf, B. Barraclough, B. Freschi, R. Aliamus, H. Siallman. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lacy, Coach: E. Weihel, G. Meyer, B. Kahler, G. Ho'l'fman, B. Nichol, J. McCarran, H. Messick. Coach Dan Lacy appeared To have a sTrong Team, one ThaT was conceded The role of Team To beaT Tor The coveTed PAL Toga by league coaches and local sporTswriTers. They had a good pracTice season, recording impressive wins over such Teams as Lowell, Mission, Menlo-ATherTon, and Sacred I-learT. Close losses were received Trom Poly, Lincoln and Balboa. The MaTeans, laden wiTh veTerans reTurning Trom lasT year's sTrong ouTTiT plus The cream oT a good Trosh-soph Team, really looked like a solid combinaTion. Lacy's sound coaching had molded Them inTo a Top-noTch uniT by This wriTing. The backbone oT This year's Team was cenTered around I-larry Messick, who doubled as a TirsT sacker and a piTcher. He was a sTrong hiTTer as well as a sTrikeouT arTisT on The mound. I-le appeared headed Tor a greaT year and looked like The PeninsuIa's ouTsTand- ing horsehider. Also supplying solid baTTing punch were burly Third-sacker STan KompsT and shorTsTop Dick RauTmann. These Two seniors really could sock The apple besides shining aTieId. Slick-Tielding Bob lzreschi, up Trom The Trosh, held down The keysTone posiTion, and Eddie Eskilson, anoTher Trosh graduaTe, shared TirsT base duTies wiTh Messick. Ray Wagner was invaluable as a uTiliTy inTielder, along wiTh Bruce Kemper. In The ouTTield, Bill Barraclough, anoTher Trosh veTeran, impressed many wiTh his booming baT and his riTIe arm Trom The cenTerTield spoT. Bucky Kahler also looked good as a gardener and Bill Hardy shone unTil he was eliminaTed by a broken leg. Gordy Lewis was The regular righT Tielder, besides Turning in an occasional chucking chore. AnoTher pasTure paTroller was TransTer I-lap STallman. Behind The plaTe, Lacy could depend on reTurnees Jim SeiTh and Gerry Meyer, plus anoTher Trosh graduaTe, Ronnie Simmons. PiTchers beside Messick included Joe McCarron, Shiq Moriki, Ed WeiTzel, and Lewis. IT really looks like a greaT Team, one ThaT can hold iTs own wiTh any oT iTs rivals. ' fancy, Jima. JD Jhmhe 0 1 1 1 I B, BARRCLOUGH af .Q G Q , yy.,-jf my M ' v' , ,Lf W1 1 4 H WLVIE- U I . Q if 22, NN is f W Ei B' HARDY 3 a. KAHLER wt if iii QQ ' 5 ' if W1 . L ,hiiig il M if' f ffl Q4 -if s. rszescm ' 5 ,Mgt ' -8 'HI 4,3wC3g '21t' 'ff gN'g?xh lv ix, KI., ,Y iz o. RAUYMANN ,figa-y,g .f ' m ,I 5 . ..f'-,- ,yy --m - VfQ,i-M . Q' M , ,, A 1 1, J v ' . hx' 9 , E my W xKwM,j , K Va ,,,, 5 5 as :I f ,fn ,xv , -I M y ,, WV, XXX- Q 'Y . ,, z L7 ,, 157 N-B ITL ,f ' ! V 3,3 'CN , f f, f ,,,. ! Lf, W1 , I , H ,,, x. AV r ' Q gig vf- 1, If V, I ,4 4 wig - ' ,, s. xowsr s. Moana H. Msssncx fi E. ESKILSON S ' L 1 A ' ,, ' ,,,,, ,, . X Liga f, ,452 , ,,,, 'f 1 1' V,,,W,f gffffi ,A ' ,f, f f f , f, f M ,,,, , , 1 fyfy ' f A jg? A '94 Q , ,, 3 f 4-9 V 5 'Ay ii? 7 , , , .W 1 2 'i 1 , mail!! V 11 Min' Uifum, - ' Bfuhqa, zb'a.fm6a!L - 48 ' VE FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL FIRST ROW, Ieff To right D. Miller, D. Baer, L. Thomas, G. McKenna, J. Webb, D. Carlson. SECOND ROW: D. Lasalle, R. Long, D. Cory, B. Gifford, J. Hollisfer, S. Marfin, R. ChrisTmas, J. Hungerford. THIRD ROW: D. Wyn, H. Harring- Ton, B. Munson, B. McCarran, J. Finney, B. Dunne, H. Enqleschirchen, Coach H. Fearon. CTT To a Tlying sTarT wiTh an impressive early season record, The Trosh-soph, aT This wriTing, appeared headed Tor greaT Things. The iunior horsehiders, under The leadership oT Coach I-Iarold Fe-aron, boasTed a 5-3 record aTTer Three weeks oT compeTiTion. ln Their TirsT Three games OT The season, The Bearl4iTTens rolled up an amazing 44 runs while holding Their opponenTs To 3. These scores were I8-O over Burlingame, I l-2 over JeTier- son, and I5-I over SouTh CiTy. The losses were To a sTrong Balboa iunior varsiTy, Sacred I-IearT iunior varsiTy, and To JeTTerson in a reTurn conTesT. They Then picked up a win over The Mission JV's and anoTher Triumph over hapless Blingum. WiTh These high scoring games behind Them, The 'CaTs opened Their PAL season by barely squeezing by Sequoia, 2-I. Reg ChrisTmas sTarred by sTriIcing ouT Ten and allow- ing only Three hiTs. Ensuing PAL wins were over SouTh CiTy by a counT oT I3-2, and deTending co-champion Menlo-ATherTon by The TanTasTic score oT 25-2 as The booming 'CaT baTs roared Tor I7 hiTs. Non-league wins came over Liclc Wilmerding, which saw chuclcer Jaclc Finney Tan IO baTTers in 6 innings, and Q'ConnelI. A PAL championship appeared To be in The oTTing because oT Their Tine record To daTe. ln all These early season games, The junior BearcaTs showed Tremendous piTching sTrengTh. This was spearheaded by Tireballing ChrisTmas, Finney and Barry IvlcCarron. Providing The big baTs were TirsT saclcer Jim T-lolIisTer, BarT Dunne, and I-Ioward Harring- Ton, who doubled as an ouTTielder and an uTiliTy inTieIder. Capable ouTTielders included Bob C5iTTord, lvlcCarron when he wasn'T piTching, Don lvliller, Bob Munson, and Sam MarTin. I-landy men around The inTield were Danny Baer, Gary McKenna, and I-Ioward Engleschirchen. Donning The maslc and pads Tor Pearon were Jim T'lungerTord and Larry Thomas. WiTh such a sparkling sTarT, The Junior BearcaTs appeared headed Tor a possible championship. ProspecTs were also greaT Tor nexT year, wiTh many Treshmen in This year's lineup. yum 054 adm and gmummf., TRACK TEAM Again, lielding a greal leam, Coach Larry Culver's lhinclads have annexed lhe PAL Relays, lhe lirsl lwo dual meels againsl Capuchino and Carlmonl, and had placed lourlh in lhe EI Cerrilo Relays, which lakes in leams lrom all over lhe Bay area. The varsily looked like lhe leam lo beal lor lhe PAL lille, which lhey look lor lhe lirsl lime iusl lasl year. The lhirlies and lwenlies also looked good. lhough lacking lhe slrenglh ol lasl year. The 'Cals opened lheir season by winning lhe PAL Relays. They garnered 29 poinls as compared lo second place Jellerson's 2l. The leam looked especially good in lhe varsily evenls, laking lhree lirsls, a lhird, and a lillh oul ol lhe six evenls, Wins were recorded in lhe 480-yard low hurdle shurlle relay, lhe 440-yard sprinl relay, and lhe mile relay. San Maleo lhen lollowed lhis up wilh a lhree-division sweep over arch-rival Capu- chino. The Varsily's 87-26 lriumph was lealured by a lremendous :22.2 220-yard run by Floyd Arlerburn. The lollowing week anolher sweep was recorded, lhis lime over Carl- monl. Flyin' Floyd even bellered his previous mark, rambling lo a :22 llal. Jusl belore lhis wriling, Malean spikes had compeled in lhe El Cerrilo Relays. The lhirlies were compeling wilh some ol lhe besl lalenl seen in lhal division in a long lime. The Varsily, however, made perhaps lhe besl showing lhal a San lvlaleo leam has ever made al El Cerrilo. They lied lor lourlh, wilh a lolal ol l5 poinls. Gino Della Libera look lirsl place in lhe shol-pul wilh a record heave ol 55 leel 6 inches. Teammale Allan Bergsledl lollowed him in lhird place and look a fillh in lhe discus. The low hurdle and mile leams look lhirds in lheir evenls. Arlerburn, along wilh Gordon Tinker and Jim Chow, gave San Maleo a lrio hard lo beal in lhe sprinls. Floyd ran everylhing lrom lhe I00 lo lhe 880. Tinker and Chow compeled in bolh lhe l00 and 220. Olher sprinlers were lvlickey Lax. Lepoleon lvlcLe- more, John Sulherlin, Larry Gillord, and Jim Gilkey. Tinker and Dick Schumacher, along wilh liny Dick Lee, complelely dominaled lhe hurdles. Tinker looked like one ol lhe season's besl in lhe low hurdles and Schumacher looked greal in lhe highs. ln lhe weighls il was Della Libera who made lhe mosl news. l-lis success is a glowing lribule lo lhe coaching genius ol weighl menlor Ray Allee, as lhis was Gino's lirsl year oul lor lrack. Gino was lollowed closely by Bergsledl. Olher weighl men were Ed Fer- nandez, Lou Janakos, and Roy Guslalson. The Bearcals were slronger lhan ever in lhe dislances. Boys who could run eilher lhe 880 or lhe mile well were Dick Dunbar, Bruce Slreighl, Paul Toll, Kris Krislollerson, and Larry Lack. ln lhe resl ol lhe lield evenls, il was: Larry l-iunl and Don Linck in lhe pole vaull: l-lunl and Schumacher looking good in lhe high iump, and Sulherlin and McLemore bolh going over 20 leel in lhe broad jump. The lhirlies looked good as lhe season began, lhough lacking lhe slrenglh ol seasons pasl. ln lhe sprinls lhey had Bill l-lamillon, Pele Boolh, John l-layes, and Kenl Ikeda. l-layes also ran lhe 330 and Ikeda ran lhe hurdles and broad lumped. Gary Chillon looked like one ol lhe league's oulslanding perlormers. l-le ran everylhing lrom lhe 75-yard dash lo lhe 660, specializing in lhe 330 and lhe 660. Kile was slrong in lhe hurdles and lhe pole vaull and Mead ran lhe l320. Olher slandouls were Pal Curley in lhe shol and discus and Arl l-leming in lhe high iump and lhe broad iump. ln Curl Lemmon, lhe 'Cal lwenlies had perhaps lhe leagues lop man. l-le was a consislenl winner in lhe l50, 330, and lhe high iump, owning season besls in lhese evenls, Terry Nakamilsu looked slrong in lhe hurdles and sprinls. All in all, il looked like anolher greal year lor San lvlaleo spikes. dad, jmck - LUILQILQ, dn, Unch, VARSITY TRAC-K-FLRST ROW, Iefl' fo riqhl: L. Hunl, B. Robinson, B. Sfreighf, F. Brooks, J. Gilkey, J. Ray, D. Lee, G. Della Llbera, L. Janakos. SECOND ROW: G. Tinker, C. Lax, L. Gifford, R. Dunbar, P. Toff, J, Cavin, D, Woolf, D. Ham- ilfon, A. Bergsledf, F. Van Slralen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Culver, Head Coach, B. Corruccini, L. Lack, J. Chow, F. Arfer- burn, J. Sufherlin, W. Danielson, D. Schumacher, S. Garrell, R. Guslafson, E. Fernandez, B. Creeks. 3O'S TRACK-FIRST ROW, leff fo right B. Hamilfon, D. Borlolin, G. Chilton, P. Boofh, B. Kile, P. Curley, J. Lynn, J. Hayes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smifh, Coach, P. Skaife, Ri Cgallup, B. Swain, M. Paul, H. Karr, T. Wisnom, R. Pas, B. Mead, . rinnell. K , , . zo's TRACK-FIRST Row, lefl' lo righf. T. Nakamllsu, c. Lemmon, w. Fuino, B. Mock, B. Hayes. SECOND Tnoinlkfll. Larson, Coach, M. Taga, B. Wingelf, A. Lacsamana, P. Fosler, T. Duffy. an, Q ' L-L. to .A fx - xi ,.Xhk x i xl . L. GIFFORD 6 . . Qyl HIATEU N Hfiwfgg H- 9 X O G. UNKER D, SCHUMACHER P WM- l1T5E W. FUJITO G. CHILTON L. 1 K i 1 ,, is J. GILKEY A, BERGSTED v ,ff-41---'.' . ' f..xbi!,j?- D 5' J Hnes F Anrsneuw e DELLA uasru. ,..-utffh ' fmt.. SWIMMING TEAM VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM-FIRST ROW, Iefi To righfz D. Kennelly, T. Judson, M. Whifeside, H. Shanzer, D. Loughran, M. Yama, D. Jacobsen, E. Mausser. SECOND ROW: W. Downer, J. Squires, S. Danielson, B. G,-ilchrisf, 6. Ashby, 'WWA WWW WW: 27? 4 W .. f :,,..,,,,..,.3.3' ,LIU .ef I ' AQ! 'A 221 f .MFA .HA Qliwziyiif' I ifw? Coach MR. L. A. WALKER G. Lee, L. Hansen, D. Creighfon, A. Takahashi. Coach Lloyd A. Walker swimming Team Tor I954 began The season wiTh a poor showing againsT a superb Bellarmine Team in a pracTice meeT. The conTesT proved To be a sorry deTeaT Tor San MaTeo as They were ouTscored in all evenTs. I-Iowever, a sTrong Team compeTing in iTs own class cannoT be held down as was shown by The Triumph over JeTIerson. Walker's mermen conTinued wiTh a win over Lincoln Tor a 2-O PAL won- losT record up To The Time oT This wriTing. The Team had a Tremen- dous opporTuniTy To wax arch-rival Sequoia This year, buT due To complicaTions all pracTice Tor a week along wiTh The meeT was can- celled. A win was TorecasT over CarlmonT wiTh a very doubTTul Triumph predicTed over Burlingame. All Told 60 men parTicipaTed in This year's combined eTIorT Tor a good showing. 30'S SWIMMING TEAM-FIRST ROW, Ieff To righf: D. Schramm, B. Gillanders, F. Krefz, D. Dreyfuss, B. Clark, T. Elfing. SECOND ROW: J. Nussbaum, G. Reynolds, R. Siebecker, S. Morrison, G. Diehl, M. Godley, Manager. sw' af.-J1w,9m.,,m.a1Lwff. But jhfuf 6llun.q.z gl7.f0 jhebv, Lclmlel 2O'S SWIMMING TEAM in-Q. CQ H WWW! . FIRST ROW, lefT To right: R. Coursion, D. Haylock. T. Cullinan, B. McAdams, B. Chan, D. Gilchrist SECOND ROW: P. Thigpen, C. Engdahl, L. Behrman, D. Coxwell, B. Pisani, B. Shelby, G. Hepler, J. Valenl'ine. WinsTon Downer and Guy Lee were sTandouTs in The varsiTy TreesTyle. Dave CreighTon and Bob GilchrisT represenTed The 'CaTs in The baclcsTroke wiTh Dean Loughran holding down The breasT sTrolse. Dave Kohnlce douloled in Tree sTyle and loaclcsTrolce Tor The ThirTies. GTher TalenT in The ThirTies lineup includes Dave Scrarnm and l-loTTman wiTh Byron Chan providing The cliving slcill. Chan also swam The Tree sTyle as a TwenTy. OTher TwenTy sTandouTs were Behrman in The baclcsTrolce and Jorqans in The Tree sTyle. Many men appear To have a wonclerTul opporTuniTy To Take places aT The NorTh CoasT SecTion Trials aT Sequoia laTer on This year. All in all iT loolcs lilce The rnermen oT San MaTeo will have a very successiul season. QS. y ,TH - mwyfwy, gm ww gm Bmw, wah wie BLCCK SM. FIRST ROW, leH 'lo righl: Jim Kerr, Kris Krisfofferson, Dick Lee, Bob Nichol, Joe McCarron, Lefly Danielson, Jack Ray, Bob Robinson, Bob Farnam. SECOND ROW: Paul Meyers, Tom Edwards, Tom Wisnom, Dave Gansel, Bill Hamil- - Yon, Don Linck, Curl' Lemmon, Wayne Fuiilo, Larry Gifford. l Y' W Q2 -I I 55 GIRLS' SPORTS G.A.C. FIRST ROW, leff fo right: E. Toniualco, L. Greve, B. Grinnell, M. Eastman, R. Lewis, M. Langsdorf. SECOND ROW: L. Shapro, C. Silva, P. Miravale, P. Naud, J. Cordes, M. Poage, B. Sanchez. For lhe fall semesler, Belsy Grinnell, as presideni, Caroline Silva as vice-presidenl, and Linda Shapro as secrelary assumed leadership oi The Girls' Alhlelic Council, Janel Cordes became lhe spring semesler presidenl, wilh Margarel Langsdori as vice-presi- denl, and again Linda Shapro as secrelary. The Girls' Alhlelic Council helped in formulaling a sporls program in which lhe regular six-week period allolled lo each sporl was slrelched lo eighl weelcs. As in pasi years, lhe G. A. C. sponsored lhe selling of pompons lhroughoul lhe school. During lhe fall semesler lhe Girls' Bloclc SM. was led by Jean Zaccheo as presidenl and Pal Naud as secrelary. A+ lhis lime, il was voled 'ro subslilule pins for 'rhe fell bloclcs which have formerly been awarded. This aclion broke a long-sianding iradilion. Spring semesler, Caroline Silva 'fools over as presidenl and Belsy Grinnell as secrelary. Aclivilies fealured a sporls nighl for all members, and an alumnae nighl. Slairway dulies were, as usual, organized by The Girls' Bloclc SM. GIRLS' BLOCK SM FIRST ROW, leff lo right: L. Greve, B. Grinnell, M. Milchell, M. Easfman, E. Mifchell. SECOND ROW: C. Caldwell P. Miravalle, P. Naud, J. Cordes, M. Poage. HMM, fan, 52. Emigmupjwl SWHMNHNG lnslead ol compeling lor poinls lor her leam, each girl swam lo build up her own personal poinl record. On lhis basis, lhe lop len became eligible To receive a special award. lvlrs. l-lassel coached lhe leams. FIRST ROW, lefl lo righf: Kaly Smilh, Diane Roof, Pal Mira- valle, Gloria Pandell, Janice Peterson, Arlene Parma. SEC- OND ROW: Corrine Jang, D. Schmil, Claudia Cullen, Emma Marshall, LaDonna Danner, Donner Wilcox. FIRST ROW, left to righlz C. Cald well, E. Carpenter, J. Websfer, P Gilmore, A. Chickozola, J. Kelso, L Greve, S. Schmif, L. Lokken, S. Ed wards, J. Darknell, B. Grinnell, R. Levin. SECOND ROW: J. Sfraus, Freeman, D. Degan, M. Poage, J Cordes, B. Halslead, P. Worlhinig lon, K. Greve, R. Suiherlin, J. Ryal, N. Hislop, A. Ratio, J. Angler, L. Shapro, J. Heberling. THIRD ROW L. Mumaugh, C. Grofhe, S. Hoag, C. Brennan, F. Weslon, G. Boden M. Easfman, B. Sunblad, U. Kar mann, L. Cass, B. Bredsfeen, M Clinton, C. Bruno, D. Varenzoff, M Langsdorf, D. Marquis. FIRST ROW, leff 'fo righf: F. Talsu- kawa, C. Silva, C. Bernelf, M. Kvar- me, C. Mills, F. LaCure, B. Sanchez, J. Zaccheo, D. Roof, B. Mclnnis, P. Miravalle, F. Yamada. SECOND ROW: C. Burk, D. Wilcox, K. Smifh, M. Di Sfefano, C. Jang, E. Marshall, B. Hurd, R. Powers, G. Pandel, V. Turfon, A. Parma. THIRD ROW: J. Brennan, J. Baker, M. Dowrell, J. Drake, T. Ilayama, D. McMaslers, P. Kaley, V. Carlson, J. Bradford, D. Diffnock, L. Donner. FIRST ROW, lefl fo righf: Befsy Grinnell, Sandy Hoag, Pal Gilmore. SECOND ROW: Eilene Carpenfer, Karen Greve, Jane? Ryall, Jane Heberling, Rufh Sufherlin. THIRD ROW: Daena Degan, Marfha Poage. HOCKEY l-loclcey was played only in lhe lall. There were several learns which nis acled as inslruclor lo lhe leam. compeled, wilh Frances l.aCure's leam coming our on lop. Mrs. Gran- TENNIS WINNING TEAM, left to right: Pauline Ja, Pat , Naud, Evelyn Taniuatco. TENNIS TEAM ' FIRST ROW, left to right: Jeme ' N Dauchet, Barbara Rovela, Carol Brennan, Emily Quock, Pauline Ja, Pat Naud, Karen Parkinson, Ruth Lewis, Louise Louis. SECOND ROW: Marveen Coburn, Joan Ellen Yates, Ritsuko Furuya, Evelyn Taniuatco, Fuiiko Sano, Ruth Archer. Pam Ry- mer, Ellen Mitchell, Kris Diller. THIRD ROW: Nancy Caldwell, Sue Eads, Konda Mussman, Marcia Mitchell, Freddy Kertz, Gloria Wong, Lucy Ikeda, Dorene Pome- roy, Carol Martin. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Emily Ouock, Dorene Pomeroy, Carol Mar- lin, Susan Eeds, Caroline Caldwell, Eileen Carpenter, Janice Webster, Patty Gilmore, Arlene Chickazola, Margie Eastman, Pat Miravalle, Colva Bernett, Monica Kvarme, Carol Mills, Emma Marshal, Carol Russek, Beverly Baker, Donna Mc- Masters, Virginia Turton. SECOND ROW: Florence Tatsukawa, Dianne Root, Ritsuko Furuya, Pauline Ja, Marveen Coburn, Jean Ellen Yates, Deana Degan, Martha Poage, Janet Cordes. Jean Ke'so, lily Greve, Silvia Schmidt, Liz Lokken, Betsy Grinnell, Linda Shapro, Roberta Levin, Ruth Louis, Bertha Sanchez, Pam Rymer. THIRD ROW: Lucy Ikeda, Gloria Hong, Pat Naud, Cor- rine Jang, Jo Ann Strauss, Sandy Hoag, Carol Brennan, Fran Weston. Gail Boden, Barbara Holstead, Pat Worthington, Karen Greve, Ruth Sutherlin, Janet Ryall, Nancy His- lop, Caroliean Bruno, Caroline Silva, Francis Yamada, Loise Lewis, Kris Diller, FOURTH ROW: Deanna Dittnock, Evelyn Taniuatco, Fuiiko Sano, Linda Mumauoh, Carol Grolhe, Barbara Hurd, Ruth Peter- son, Gloria Pandell, Arlene Parma, Tashiko ltayama, Betsy Sunblad, Ur- sula Karmann, Barbara Bredsleen, Jane Bradford, Vivian Carlson, Mar- garet Lanqsdorf, Diane Marauis. Karen Parkinson, Ruth Archer, Mar- cia Mitchell. ai fa BADMINTON Karen Parkinson as captain did a very competent iob of piloting her team lo a 20-point victory in the finals. The team was made up ot members oi all lour classes, and had a perfect record in games. Mrs. I-lassel acted as coach. JhQy,p!1.011QcL lulaa I TENNIS With Mrs. Grannis as advisor, and Pat Naud as manager, the Tennis squad had one of the most successful seasons in its short history. Using San Mateo Central Park courts as headquarters, a round robin' tournament was carried on, with these three girls coming out on top .J ' ' I BASKETBALL WINNING TEAM-FIRST ROW, left to right Karen Parkinson, ,Pauline Ja. SECOND ROW: Arlene Parma , Ann Porter, Pat Naud, Evelyn Taniuatco. GIRLS' BADMINTON FIRST ROW, leff fo right F. Kerri, C. Diller, J. Kelso, P. Gilmore, J. Bradford, B. Grinnell, B. Rovela, M. Easlman, B. Sunblad, J. Yales, G. Boclen, L. Shapro. SECOND ROW: K. Mussman, M. Clinlon, J. Heber- ling, S. Edwards, L. Greve, M. Milchell, N. Coburn, S. Brown, D. Marquis. F. Weslon. E. Taniualco, R. Archer. THIRD ROW: D. Wilcox, C. Burk, F. Talsukawa, R. Furuya, G. Wong, F. Sano, D. Degan, V. Carl- son, U. Karmann, B. Levin, M. Langs- dorf. FOURTH ROW: P. Miravale, C. Silva, B. Sanchez. P. Naud, E. Mifchell, M. Poage, D. Affoller, G. Freeman, J. Dafknell, J. Sfrauss, R. ours. GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, lefl' fo righf: G. John- son. H. Guesl. C. Mills, M. Kvarme, J. Websfer, C. Burnel-I, R. Louis, E. Taniualco, E. Louis, J. Yafes, L. Ross, P. Rymer, J. Colby, A. Thygmeyer. SECOND ROW: J. Bradford, B. Benidf, J. Barlen, B. Hurd, G. Pan- dell, L. Louis, M. Mifchell, M. Co- burn, S. Schmidf, J. Marsh, L. Mu- maugh, C. Evans, R. Archer. THIRD ROW: A. O'Keefe, D. Wilcox, C. Burk, P. Naud, J. Cordes, A. Chick- azola, S. Eads, E. Quock, P. Ja, D. Roof, J. Rallo, M. Easfman, B. Sun- blad, B. Halslead. FOURTH ROW: F. Yamada, T. Yoshimolo, J. Pefer- son, A. Parma, F. Talsukawa, R. Fu- ruya, R. Jackson, J. Brennen, M. De- vero, D. Pomeroy, S. Hoag, C. Grofhe, U. Karman. FIFTH ROW: F. Miravale, C. Silva, K. Parkinson, B. Sanchez, F. Sano, G. Wong, R. Sulh- erlin, C. Nelin, B. Bredsleen, M. Pomeroy, J. Brennan, V. Carlson. y . GIRLS' BADMINTON, lefl 'lo righf: C. Mussman, K. Park- inson, F. Talsukawa, P. Naud, B. Rovefa. SOFTBA L Jimi!-.92f-.YILQIVL anmeagm- DL pw VOLLEYBALL eslg- ffigdP.. gan fi N Fai fsfl 1 JWJFAN my M .if-xy i 'filflg A .il l I . .. F FIRST ROW, leff lo riqhl: B. Grinnell, E. Archer, P. Miravale, C. Silva, J. Peler- O'Keefe, D. Schramm, C. Mills, M. son, A. Parma, F. Tafsukawa, R. Fururya, Kvarme, J. Websler, M. De Sfefano, K. G. Wong, C. Nelson, G. Johnson, D. Smilh, F. Kerlz, J, Yales, G. Boden, S. Pomeroy. SIXTH ROW: B. Benidf, P. Ry- Schmif, L. Ross, B. Levin. SECOND mer, B. Rovela, K. Mussman, L. Shapro, ROW: B. Hoffman, M. Clinlcn, J. Heb- K. Parkinson, B. Sanchez, F. Sano, C. erlinq, S. Edwards, C. Diller, J. Kelso, E. Jang, R. Sufherlin, G, Freeman, B. Bred- Milchell, L. Greve, M. Mifchell, M. Co- sleen, L. Mumaugh. SEVENTH ROW: R. burn, E. Taniuafco, C. BurneH, M. Louis, M. Easfman, B. Sunblad, K. Walker, M. Langsdorf. THIRD ROW: P. Greve, J. Ryal, N. Hislop, J. Drake, U. Gilmore, J. Bradford, D. Wilcox, C. Burk, Karmann L. Ikeda, D. Diffnock. J. Bren- P.Naud, M.Poaqe, J.Cordes, A.Chick- nan, C. Bruno, J. Darknell, S. Hoag. azola, S. Eads, E. Quock, D. Marquis, J. EIGHTH ROW: A. Thyqmeyer, C. Evans, Brenna, D. Roof, FOURTH ROW: J. An- D. McMasTers, J. Baker, E. Marshall, R. qier, B. Halslead, D. Wilcox, C. Burke, Brown, V. Carlson, F. Weslon, D. Joslin, B. Hurd, G. Pandell, L. Louis, E. Louis, A. Raffo, D. Degan, C. Grofhe, B. Mc- L. Donner, D. Affaller, P. Ja, J. Sfrauss, Ginnis, M. Pomeroy. N. Coleord. FIFTH ROW: J. Colby, R. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Hurd, Arlene Parma, Barbara McGinnis, Janice Peterson, Monica Kvarme, Coyla Bur- nel, Helen Henon,Joan Brennan, Carol Mills, Carol Bruno. if l Mig, r 4 L . . 5 L4 - lp ,.ffr QE? ff 'ee ff , A . -T: 4 J ' 4' ' Q ,Y HV.: . ' FAA -2- . 1 ' f - ' : ' -I 1 ' ' Y 3 - ' .-f,,.zi'.. . - V ' ' - l T , T. L f .-gnu. , -- . ab re l . 4' l AT r-- E' +4 .- ' - - 'i :F i 1 l' l . + FW' gf ,' : - 1 J v E. 1 , 1 . Q, . . f -- week if ws. 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Walfz L Gifford, N. Ziegler, C. McMur1ry. Lrfljniad - Cdr, Hope youu? X f 1 5 Em-VOICE, '. .,,.,,,j ' HI STAFF IFALLI STANDING: Corky King, Edilor. FIRST ROW, lefl' fo righf: Toni Minlalel, Fre'ddie Kerfz, Carla Garrison, Cynfhia McMurtry. SECOND ROW: Ginny Freeman, Janel' McWilliams, Claire Sims, Mary Ann Clinfon, Janey Quigley, Carla Burmesfer, Kris Krislofferson. THIRD ROW: Jim Averill, Bob Foley, Howard Hill, Frank Van Sfralen. HI STAFF ISPRINGI FIRST ROW, left fo righ'l': C. Garrison, S. Dodge, M. A. Clinton, C. Thaicher, J. Bihler, R. Levin. SECOND' ROW: l Marlin, J. McWilliams, J. Quigley, C. Cisler, J. Anderson, P, Naud. THIRD ROW: B. Kahler, C. Keifh, K. Manuel B. Shields, G. Freeman, F. Kerfz, C. Sims, D, Lyman. , , I R , . 1 I ' My V6 ' I W, jim QJZLZWLCL Q Plwuiclaa, jun, 30-L Jim ,sawn and Jmm J.,-L Jim J RADIO PRODUCTION FIRST ROW, lefl' lo righr: S. O'Neill, B. Abrams, D. Schenone, D. Mohr, C. Walfz. SECOND ROW: Gino Della Llbera J. Hamillon, G. Boden, M. Spencer, M. Fisher, D. RickeH, G. Ashby. THIRD' ROW: D. Dunlop, C. Klein, B. .Buckman L. Copeland, R. Aliamus, Miss Meyers, B. Barrie, N. Chan, J. Peterson, M. Donohue. FOOTLIGHTERS FIRST ROW, lefl' 'lo righf: C. Caldwell, M. Langs'dorf, R. Levin, M. Morris, J. Neffle. SECOND ROW: S. Belse, C Grolhe, C. Goodwin, K. Searls, S. Cabell, L. Lesler. THIRD ROW: B. Gardella, P. McPherson, M. Richards, S. DeNola S. Halstead, J. DeNola, C. Cisler. ' ' 301 gif , LOS PAPAGAYOS FIRST ROW, Ieff lo righf: Miss Rulh Baker, Dolores Picchi, Linda McKinnon, Connie Goodwin, Jackie Davis, Pal Naud, Jean Kelso, Gail Boden, Diane Marquis, Frances Weslon, Carol Birnbaum, Dalene Venluroni, Louise Louis, Coreen Jang. SECOND ROW: Joan Bihler, Sandy LeDrew, Joan Hedges, Nancy Dillenberg, Carol Thalcher, .Barbara Bred- sfeen, Pal Brakesman, Pal Slrand, Carol Sandell, Bev Warren. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Duffy, Carol LeDrew, Saranell Pills, Dick Dunbar, Merv Blas, Allen Russell, John Hayes, John McKenna, Marcia Walls, Deanna Jang, Pal Crow. FOURTH ROW: Mary McCaIlisl'er, Virginia Turion, Mary Morris, Gwen Jackson, Margie Murdock, Ronni Granf, Reva Wilson, Joan Andreson, Mariorie Easlman, Ruth Louis, Ursula Karmann. CAMERA CLUB FIRST ROW, letl' 'ro right: L. Slern, M, Gallatin, S. Lawrence, Unidenlified, L. Lawrence, D. Haines, H. Pelzner. SEC- OND ROW: A. Ryan, R. Hendrick, T. McHenry, R. Taqer, L. Lendeman, R. Sinclair, D. Bachman, Mr. Schohko. THIRD ROW: G. Saywell, P. Henderson, E. Wurlz, 6. Whiffen, D. Woolf, K. Camozzi, M. Godley. LATIN FIRST ROW, left fo right: Sally Bicey, Linda Lesfer, Lucy Ikeda, Marqof DiS+efano, Linda Fairly, Roberla Levin, Jane Tabler. SECOND ROW: Miss Alberf, Kafy Smifh, Carol Saysefle, Belsy Sunblad, Ann Bercaw, Suzanne Cabel, Barbara Ward, Carol Samuelian, Marfha Poage, Carol Gaither, Dee Ann Sferlaker, Pal Bickel. THIRD ROW: Judy Anderson, Cindy Cisler, Janei Corder, Nancy Colby, Barbara Jensen, Mary Ellen O'Keefe, Ragne Myre, Claire Sirns, Lou Gibson, Diane Calegon, Lily Greve, Becky Whifflesey. FOURTH ROW: R. MinoHo, Millon Fung, Howard Pelzner, Howard Karr Jan Schulfz, Bob Gilchrisf, Pefer Merle, Bruce Tupper, Karen Parkinson, Freddie Kerh. FIFTH ROW: Jim Lynn, Eddiie Eskilson, Wally Jucherl, Wayne Fuiifo, Bob Harnardla, Joe Fuiiki, Nafhan Chan, Caroline Caldwell, Donna Hilker. SIXTH ROW: Tom Bodmer, Ray Kumli, Larry Knox, Guy Lee, Dick Gilchrist, Paul Mell, Pal Curley, George Saywell, George Sayuma, James Talsukawa, Roger Friedenlhal, Phil Henderson. fy jalcm, Pant GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: Paul Sheffield, Linda Shapro, Sanldra Berman, Dr. Goefzel, Sharon Woods, Jeanneffe Puchner, Richard Lee. SECOND ROW: Blll Crawford, Dick Schumacher, Jim Gilkey, Pele Toomasson, Jim Squires, Howard Engleschirchen, Jim Lahanas. - W- ,M-ag -awmwf SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW, leff 'lo right H. Blas, R. Friedenlhal, H. Curlls, A. Ryan, R. Sleinbaugh, C. Tonna, J. Roberls. SECOND ROW: R. Dunlop, F. Sinclair, B. Hamardla, D. Di Sfefano, J. Fuiiki, J. Werolin, D. Moss. THIRD ROW: J. Marshall, P. Tofl, D. Woolf, M. Blas, D. Bachman, D. Wilson, M. Carler., , , . , I , , ,WM ' I . FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righf: F. Kerlz, D. Slerlaker, L. Fairly, J. McClellan, C. Caldwell, K. Parkinson, M. Langsdorf, C. Levin. SECOND ROW: J. Sfrauss, G. Freeman, G. Johnson, M. Healey, C. Grolhe, S. Cabell, J. Anderson. THIRD ROW: J. Fuiiki, B. Hamardla, R. Minollo, M. Kenney, D'. Sfrange, B. Lamarr, M. Carlson. 911, ' ' 7 ' Y -.1 1 NURSING CLUB FIRST ROW, lef? lo rlghl: B. Wesllalre, V. Baschero, l. Marlin, T. Mlnafel, J. Ogren, Lynne Ross. SECOND ROW: M. Coconi, P. Hayiu, E. Carpenfer, L. Drals, J. McWilliams, J. Persson, C. Nevard. THIRD ROW: Miss Hanks, B. Borh, G. Johnson, A. Gillies, B. Milody, P. Allen, P. Yeaky. THE TWISTERS FIRST ROW, lefl fo rlghf: Bob LaMarr, Mike Sharp, Pal Thayer, Don Judson, Marv Holfzberg, Sieve Thlgpen. SECOND ROW: Guy Hoffman, Chuck Draney, George Heberling, Dick Bagley, Tom Holland, Bern Rosen. ' .gI'I..,7hQ.dlyL CHOIR SOPRANOS: Shirliann Adolph, Joan Aguila, Dale Alberl, Eleanor Allieri, Sandra Biagi, Norma Jean Boney, Jane Brad- ford, Barbara Brindel, Nancy Caldwell, Carol Claylon, Sharon Caron, Pal Crowe, Jeme Darelee, Joyce Damewood, Ann De Berry, Suzanne Eads, Marjorie Easlman, Carole Edwards, Sally Engslrom, Nancy Ferringlon, Harrier Fogerson, Joan Forsf, Beverly Hassell, Joyce Hassenfrili, Joan Hartman, Pal Hogberg, Carol Hopkins, Olga Hornquisl, Judy King, Judy Hull, Marilyn Ann Koyen, Margaret Langsdorf, Gail Lipari, Joan Jorgenson, Karen McAdon, Larrinee McClelland, Hanna Meara, Mary Morris, Nancy Morris, Roberla Morris, Chrisfine Mosher, Joan Murdock, Dolores Newland, Joan Parlhofis, Dolores Parish, Velma Perin, Janis Pearson, Lois Pressey, Jeanelle Puchner, Janel Quigley, Joan Ross, Jean Rouvellaf, Judy Saller, Carol Scalf, Sylvia Schmidf, Ginger Sebree, Carole Thatcher, Joan Tilley, Dorolhy Tuck, Kalh- leen Weising, Barbara Wilson, Sharon Wood, Frances Yamada, Belly Young, Joy Zichosch. ALTOS: Janef Ackley, Pafricia Allen, Sandra Ashby, Nancy Armslrong, Debra Baer, Beverly Bellows, Gail Boden, Jimmae Bowen, Penny Bozich, Donna Branding, Beulah Brooks, Carla Burmesler, Vivian Carlson, Eillene Carpenter, Janel Cavagnaro, Cindy Cisler, Jenefer Colby, Barbara Daniels, Jeme Dauchel, Mary Jane Freeberg, Bobbe Hoover, Arlene Jacobsen, Sharon Johnson, Joyce Joinville, Sharon Haslem, Jane Henners, Jean Kelso, Coralie King, Vicky Linlini, Jo Ann Lynch, Pal McPherson, Pal' Mascia, Emma Marshall, Palricia Maxwell, Roberla McClellan, Nancy McMarfin, Karen Parkinson, Pal' Pearson, Janice Peferson, Saranell Pills, Lynn Ross, Janel Ryall, Janel Smilh, Judie Smilh, Marlenchen Sfein, Judie Sfoker, Margery Taylor, Joanne Turchef, Gail Youngsman. A CAPPELLA TENORS: Glen Beecher, Marshall Diehl, Wes Davis, Bradford Liebman, Dick Jordan, John Klan, Bob Peace, Dick Perry, Louis Silva, Bill Spuck. BASSES: Floyd Brooks, David Creighlon, Bob Drennan, Howard Engelschirchen, Roberf Gilchrisf, David Greenhill, Lawrence Hunf Byron Jones, Ernesl Kirchner, Bob La Mar, Arlhur Lawall, Guy Lee, Bob Marcus, Jim Moreno, Jim Nielson, Bol: Orzel, Dallas Phillips, Lewis Ranch, Paul Sheffield, James Tilford. ACCOMPANISTS: Sally Sue Engslrom, Pafricia Lemos, Phyllis Dexfer. BAND FLUTES: U. Karmann, J. Bradford, B. Plate, G. Jackson, C. LeDrew. CLARINETS: P. Sheffield, J. Squires, B. Crawford, K. Parkinson, J. Damon, J. Ross, B. Leonq, B. Bellows, D. Tuck, D. Marquis, F. Weslcn, B. Hamilfcn, L. Lindeljnan, T. Wisnom, N. Rosen, M. Yama. OBOE: J. Persson. BASSOONS: C. Walfz, K. Ikeda. BASS CLARINET: D. Greenhill. ALTO CLARINET: D. Hilker. SAXOPHONES: J. Carwin, L. Hanson, L. Silva, A. Lacsamana, M. Kenney. CORNETS: J. Boots, J. Peferson, L. Knox, P. Carwin, G. Cable, D. Jordan, J. Lynch, W. Dinsmore, T. McHenry, B. Halsfead, A. Hofchkiss. FRENCH HORNS: V. Carlson, B. Sanchez. TROMBONES: B. S uck, E. Kirchner, A. Takahashi, D. Rofhe, J. Tafsukawa, R. Hays, C. Sfevens. BARITONES: F. Brooks, G. Whiffen. BASISES: K. Liffle, D. Phillips, J. O'Hara, W. Fuiifo, B. Clark. DRUMS: B. Gifford, H. Sanvivoffo, J. Hein, R. McClellan, D. Gilchrisf. Jfumafm Jfw ORCHESTRA Palricia Allen, Debra Baer, Elizabefh Barrel, Margaref Barlon, Jerome Boofs, Jane Bradford, Barbara Brindel, Bob Browning, Vivian Carlson, Bill Crawford, John Creighfon, Kennelh Daniels, Phyllis Dexler, Marshall Diehl, Thomas Edwards, Mary Freeberg, Dorene Fuller, Bob Gifford, Richard Gilchrisf, Pafricia Hogberg, Marilyn Johnson, Byron Jones, Ursula Karmann, Joe Krislianson, Ernsf Kirchner, Vicky Linfini, Kenneth Liffle, Pafricia Mascia, Roberfa McClellan, Nancy McMar'l'in, Beafrice Meyers, Elizabefh Muller, Janice Nekofani, Jim Nelson, Dolores Newland, Richard Perry, June Persson, Janis Pelerson, Carol Porfman, Janice Riddell, Berfha Sanchez, Judifh Severson, Bill Spuck, Jim Squires, Marlenchen Slein, Alberf Takahashi, Joan Tilley, Suzy Wayne, Susan Wolfson. who 9 -F F ' , Fi , ' I t llq -' 'I ., 'g I 'J x1 me -it. I -1 ,.- Y. : 1 Yiff 'P' 1112... 'li jim Qyfmga-Jfule ya wma mam, LES BONNES AMIES TRI-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Ebriqht, A. Radebaugh, L. Copeland, S. Hansen, R. Volga- more, B. James, C. Burrnester. SECOND ROW: C. Morse, M. McCallister, L. Hanson, J. Stockey, B. Roveta, M. Day, C. McMurtry, J. Minehan, J. Mont- qomery. ALOHA SENIHAW TRI-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: M. A. Clinton, S. Dodge, F. Krusic, K. Klein, E, Morse. SECOND ROW: G. Freeman, C. Gar- rison, J. Heberling, J. Darknell, J. Polaiti, V. Cunningham, J. Bair, B. Bredsteen, J. Straus. AMIGO LINDA FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Croxford, C. Long, D, Rosen- thal, D. Nunes, J. Stoker. SEC- OND ROW: R. Sutherlin, L. Lokken, J. Cravelle, J. Ryall. L. Haight, A. Willard, K. Greve. E'LOAA TRI-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Daniel, T. Bralil, L. Fey, A. Ratto. SECOND ROW: C. Bruno, L. Mumaugh, R. Lude- mann, B. Jansen, K. Tsavalas. SIG-MA LEA FIRST ROW, left to right: L. McHugh, J. Drake, C. Hanson, J. King, B. Daniel. SECOND ROW: M. Walker, N. Hislop, B. Jackson, P. Hoffman. THIRD ROW: J. Smith, S. Parlett, S. Schmidt, J. Colby, M. J. Free- berq, J. Cavaqnaro, C. Hilton, H. Meara. MAGI TRI-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: H. Macdonald, R. Zadow, M. Col- cord, E. Bailey, J. Sleipness. SECOND ROW: S. Yonkers, C. Martin, D. Rott, D. Pomeroy, P. Kaley, K. Kaye, B. Gidal, J. Wooden. TAWASI FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Brennan, P, Barley, J. Truluck, J. Baker, M. Hazel, C. Nevard. SECOND ROW: M. Benson, A. Morris, J. Riddell, E. Carpen- ter, M. Dorrill, P. Worthington, M. Johnson, P. Yeakey. MAFATU TRI-Y FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Sullivan, H. Schaad, J. Scholl, S. Engstrom, J. Reed. SECOND ROW: H. McCabe, C. Butschv, B. Jacobsen, J. Murdock, F. Hansen, J. Damewood, J. Wain- riqht, S. Sandeman. FOU CHATE'S TRI-Y FIRST ROW, left lo right: K. Searls, S. Halstead, J. De Nota. C. Watkins, J. Paulson. SEC- OND ROW: C. Pelton M. Mul- liken, M. Wyant. J. Berryman. P. Macpherson S. De Nola, G. Levin, K. Smith. LIDE KVINDE TRI-Y FIRST ROW left to right! E. Dei Tos, F. Beer, P. Chapin C. OIIIPY. L. Player. SECOND ROW: M. Dunn, J. Joyce, C. Larsen, A. Anderson, B. Bin- sacca. M. Healey, S. Tadson J. Van Noordan M. Mazzoncini. A. Bercau. CATEO TRI-Y FIRST ROW, lefl fo righl: K. Parkinson, M. Duffy, S. Puffs, M. Morris, M. Langsdorf, A. Wy- anl, V. Turion. SECOND ROW: R. Granf, C. LeDrew, R. Wilson, K. Mussman, C. Caldwell, B. Grinnell, J. Andresen, J. Ploss, M. Kenl, M. Helper, M. Mur- dock, 6. Jackson. Fl-DI TRI-Y FIRST ROW, lefl' lo righl: B. Miles, M. L. Roling, V. Black, B. Buchman, B. Shields, M. Fisher, N. Jacobson. SECOND ROW: J. Lindsey, C. Hecken- kemper, M. Carlson, B. Bogart, J. Consfanl, B. Engdahl, J. Savage, D. Wild. FIN JENTE TRI-Y FIRST ROW, leff Io righf: D. Dierz, D. Newland, C. Samuel- ian, P. Dexler. SECOND ROW: C. Meter, N. Dillenberg, V. Carlson, S. LeDrew, J. Hedges. AOWAKIYA TRI-Y FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: L. Gilkey, P. Holeman, M. Mifch- ell, D. Hilker, J. Bowman, B. Young. SECOND ROW: C. Brennan, C. Diller, D. Parish, E. Mifchell, L. Greve, J. Kelsr, J. Parchofis, B. Hoover, J. Rouvelaf. DUZON DEFI TRI-Y FIRST ROW, le'f'I To righf: C. Goodwin, M. Easfman, J. Bihler, C. Cisler. SECOND ROW: L. Louis, P. Bickel, L. McKinnon, D. Sferlekar, J. An- derson, J. Simonson. TRI-GAMMA TRI-Y FIRST ROW, lefl' fo righ'l': A. Rogerson, S. Ames, J. Hunler, P. Brakesman, C. Thalrcher. SECOND ROW: F. Ker'l'z, C. Rosenlhal, S. McCurdy, B. Sun- blad, B. Ward, L. Fairly, S. Bach. THE MARINERS FIRST ROW, Ieff 'ro righl: L. Knox, R. Kumli, W. Jucher'l', T. Bodmer. SECOND ROW: J. Lynn, W. C-ufzwiller, 'J. Hughes, T. Peferson, B. Brick, J. Lau- mond. K-I3 HI-Y FIRST ROW, leff lo righf: J. Cohen, D. Kennelly, P. Thayer, D. Lee, J. McCarron. SECOND ROW: W. Danielson, 6. Tinker, L. Hanson, S. Kompsf. KNIGHTS HI-Y LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Cullinan, M. Jefferson, P. Skaife, R. Daw- son, L. Grinnell, S. Danielson, S. Morrison. LOS GATOS HI-Y FIRST ROW, lefl' 'lo righf: A. Hofchkiss, B. Clark, D. Dumke D. Gilchrisf. SECOND ROW: P. Curley, J. Neilson, J. Finney, N. Rosen, R. Levine. if-,-.fs - dual .Ilia Ewa, jim. SAINTS HI-Y FIRST ROW, lei? fo righl: J. Gilkey, B. Farnam, L. Gilmore, J. Ray, O. Semba, N. Ziegler, K. Krislofferson, D. Lyman. SECOND ROW: F. Van Sfralen, S. Thiqpen, R. Guslafson, G. Heberlinq, D. Daniels, B. Schmacher, B. Odom, J. Kris?- ianson. DUKES HI-Y FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: D. Duckhorn, B. Chan, P. Fosler, C. Walfz. SECOND ROW: R. Aliamus, H. Slallman, J. Braun, B. Slewarf, B. Gifford. KONI-KOLI FIRST ROW, lefl lo righlz P. Veimola, J. Hall, S. Woy, D. Cook, B. Meier, B. Michelson. SECOND ROW: B. Vowel, ad- visor, C. Walker, B. MacGinnis, E. McCallum, C. McDaniel, A. Parma, B. Hurd, G. Pandell, C. Blues, C. Sandel, P. Shubkagel. TRES TRAMUS TRI-Y FIRST ROW, Iefl lo right: J. Adams, L. Porler, S. Evers, C. Lusignan. SECOND ROW: S. Gullekson, B. Neukom, G. Gar- rison, D. McCarIhy. soumss Hi-Y FIRST ROW, Iefl Io righl: R. Caudill, R. Siebecker, L. Granf, K. Huyck. SECOND ROW: V. Binsacca, L. Tanner, P. Dohr- mann, B. Layne. NUKUANUKU TRI-Y FIRST ROW, Ieff Io righl: M. O'Keefe, J. Williams, P. Slrand, C. Bleuss, N. Colby. SECOND ROW: K. Krislofferson, C. Grolhe, J. Curnow, S. Beise. THIRD ROW: P. Young, ad- visor, L. Gibson, V. Barrusch, J. Angier, G. Granl, M. Maison, B. Whilllesey, R. Myre, C. Sims. SULTAN'S HI-Y FIRST ROW, Ieff 'ro rlghl: J. Boofs, B. Gilchrlsl, B. Robinson, J. Carwin. SECOND ROW: D. Sleinbaugh, R. Andersen, W. Davis, J. Cavin, L. Hunl, D. Creighlon, T. Edwards. ACMY GOLD LABEL HI-Y FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhl: C. Krefz, M. Miller, P. Merle. SEC- OND ROW: P. Henderson, G. Lee, G. Ashby, J. Schulz, E. Slrange, D. Schramm. BACHELORS HI-Y FIRST ROW, left To righl: F Bowman, B. Schulz, S. Govenil lee, J. Kless, E. Thomas. SEC OND ROW: C. Lemmon, J Webb, H. Karr, R. Dillon, B Moll, B. Harnilfon, T. Wisnom S. Tl-iigpen. PENINSULA YMCA 'M , ,iev-urfff!!e'sL5f,,,,W, f T AW , ,f : 4 ff 4, 7' ,, f YS? b N O QF, V v .s s 9 gm ' ff , v x I U Y 5111 ... , - on I 5 , fx. fl..'f ...QAal..g! SENICRS I xX,x, , E N. gg, 16 Q, 0' W? in v 5 A iii und S ! v 'vvvl ago . f QS- al' ' ,uffufl ll - -r- I AJ ' lllulll mms S ,- A, '!. -. ,1- f- fx- 11' . - ,,, ., ' 4 .xg-if 1 ,L if ,g, . , EL ' ' '- 9' g. ' - , . . A . -f V' - ' -.1 - , L . gn gg-237' mfg , - S-73 -f 4-,754 Q. ,I Pas -. . 1fv,, E7'T'1' 4'T.:TQ,!Pi Q -- Y.', SA , A W ,. .JV ul . J ul ' AX--: ' , m-1, Jw L intjk L -. 9- ,-iin-A 'J.': .3xa4 Presidenl Vice-Presidenl Secreiary BOB SCHUMACHER NORTON ZIEGLER CAROL LUSCH FALL COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Ieff fo riqhfi Lorraine Schmidf, Mary Chow, Judy Ebrighf, Bob Schumacher, Jack Cohen, Jack Ray, Joan Andresen, Dolores Parish. SECOND ROW1JeanneHe Puchner, Carla Burmesfer, Mike Dewees, Frank Van Stra- len, Nor? Ziegler, Sian Kompsl, Reva Wilson, Gwenn Jackson. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Duffy, Wanda Moore, Charline Morse, Carol Lusch, Paul Sheffield, Joe Krislianson, Dennis Daniels, Dick Lyman. X O' X X , I ,..-. - Xi. fN y-N ' .im Skki iw R Gif ' .I 1 is E.. N E S , e, 5 Senior Presidenf ROY GUSTAFSON SPRING COUNCIL FIRST ROW, Iefl fo righl: P. Myers, S. Thigpen, R. Guslafson, B. Schumacher, G. Heberling, J. Kunz, J. McCarron. SECOND ROW: M. Day, E, Van Beber, B. Grinnel, J. Krisfianson, B. Odom, D. Daniels, L. Gilmore. Senior Vice-Presidenf JERRY KU NZ FALL OFFICERS 4 1L.....,. , 42- . . rf J vr FT' 'MMIII ,3':3f5' F! '.'w E ,if ' Q, ' , 1 . - . . H5 , ,..,,,f, . es.: F-'L L- f- -iff., if' I L 1 I M LL? Senior Secrefary BETSY GRINNELL SPRING OFFICERS ' A 4 ABRAMS, BETTY ABROTT, MARGERY- ABBY. I. Drama Commission, 2. A.6.S. Represenlalive, 3. Choir, 4. Lalin Club, 5. Tri-Y -Television. ALEXANDER, WILLIAM- BILL. I. A.B.S. Represenlalive -To lake everylhing in siride. ANDERSON, JOHN- JACK. I. A.B.S. Represenfarive, 2. A.B.S. Cabinef-Conlracling business. ANDRESEN, JOAN- ANDY, I. A.G.S. Cabinel, 2. Slue denl' Council, 3. Audilorium Commission, 4. Spanish Club, 5. Foollighlers-Go inlo foreign relalions, ARCHER, RUTH-To be a recreafion direclor and To go on fo San Francisco Slale. ARMANINO, ROBERT- BOB. I. Sfudenf Council, 2. Dance Commission. ARTHUR, JAMES H.- JIM, I, Foolball Manager, 2. Block SM, 3. Frosh-Soph Baseball Manaqer-Archilecl. ATKINS, JAMES- JlM. I. Gone io Jazz al Phil 3 years Jraighl, 2, Hi-Y, 3. Twis'rers I-lol Rod Club-Tap ancer. AVERILL, JAMES RICHARD- JIM, I. I-li Staff, 2. Played in Jazz Band, 3. Senior Band-Judge of beauly conlesfs. BAILEY, CAROLYN- CAROL To become a doclor. BAGLEY, RICHARD- DlCK. BARONE, BERNICE MARIE-I. Junior Council, 2. A.G.S. Represenfalive-Privale secrelary. BARRIE, BRUCE-I. Boxing, 2. Ex Board, 3. A.B.S. Repre- senlalive, 4. Four-Cylinder Club of America, 5. Twisl- ers Aulo Club-To fake my MG To Soulh America, BEECHER, GLEN-I. A Cappella. BELL, ALVIN- AL. Farming. BERMAN, SANDRA- SANDY. I. A.G.S. Represenfafive, Z. German Club Secrelary, 3. C.S.F., 4. Cafeo Tri-Y- Medicine. BINSACCA, BARBARA ANN- BOBBE. I. Freshman Sec- relary, 2. Soph Secrelary, 3. A.G.S. Represenfafive, 4. Ex Board, 5. A.S. Secrelary-I-lisforv or P.E. Teacher. , ' A 4 N Q! I ix 7 A is S .r 4 V Ffa.. 4 :, if .:r,. - ,ifkn . f 'Z ' :5? ' ' 4 'i g : 'rrf ., 'g.: . ' 1 lf? ' 51 2,11 isi 2 , ggx, 5' 5. r U 1-A : ,fl g ' .fm ,fr 'IB- Q wx, R X f R x N? , .1 A. ff 3 f W 'T in .H-....,T,T,..-.f-..s. - 4 Y A-' ,Q 19' fi! 2. 95- J .91- .A . - ,x t x : R' e 'GA NSN L i ws:--' ' 4:5 . v' xfi Z . ' I 'Sn 1 A V P' .21 57.5 X. . BLECHER, MARILYN JEAN NETTEHPATI' BOGART, BARBARA-l. French Club, 2. Latin Club, 3. Tri' Y Presidenf, 4. A.G.S. Represenlafive-College. BOOTS, JEROME VERNON- JERRY, l. A.B.S. Repre- senralive, 2. Junior Council, 3. Senior Band, 4. Ex Board, 5. Hi-Y-Play in The Navy band. BOWEN, JIMMAE MARGARET-I. Cheerleader for 3 years, Z. Rally Commission, 3. A.G.S. Represenlafive, 4. Tri'Y Treasurer, 5. A Cappella-Airline slewardess. BOYLE, ELISE BRACKETT, JANICE DENE-l. Ex Board. BROOKS, FLOYD LANE- RUSTY. l. Baslcelball, 2. Base- ball, 3. C.S.F.-Conslruclion business. BRUMFIELD, TONA BURAZER, MARIE BURMESTER, CARLA-I, Junior Class Secreiary, 2. Pub- licily Commissioner, 3. C.S.F. Secrerary, 4. Hi Slafl, 5, Elm Sfaff, 6. Senalor Y.M,C.A. Youlh and Govern- menl-To go lo Slanford. BURNSTEIN, GAYLE-I. Head Cheerleader Junior and Sen- ior years, 2. Freshman Vice-President, 3. Frosh-Soph Yell Leader, 4. Rally Commissioner, 5. S.B. Vice-Presiden?- To see San Mafeo bear Burlingame in I953 . . . Edfs Nole: Oh, happy day, we didl!! CABLE, GARY-l. Foolball, 2. Band, 3. Track, 4. Ex Board -Professional foolball. CALDWELL, CAROLINE ELIZABETH-l. Life Member C.S.F., Z. Foolliqhfers, 3. French Club, 4. Hi Slafi Car- ioonisf, S. Slagecrafl, Arr Commissions-Magazine illusfralor or lhealrical coslume designer. CALDWELL, NANCY ANNE- NAN. l. Rainbow Girls, 2. Pilgrim Fellowship, 3. School Choir, 4. Swimminq Team-Switchboard operalor. CAMPBELL, GORDON- GORDO. l.Wal'er Polo, 2.A.B.S. Represenlaliye-To be a can-can Qirl. CARLSON, MARILYN-I, A.G.S. Represenlarive, 2. Frer: Club Presfdenf, 3. Tri-Y, 4. Lalfn Club-Co? ege. CARMICHAEL, WARREN-l. Traci and Foofccul Manager -Agriculfural soenrisr, CHAN, NATHAN BRENNAN-l. S'men' Courcil 2, Larr ub, 3. French Qlub, 4. Frosh-Soon Manaqeq S. Per: 'oss Representative-Your guess Ta as sooo as rr c, F' ,, s I 'i ,H I' W I 3- he I e Keel s - -1, , A + .. .. --'- Q s- -I ' , .1 A 'OS it -'l 'fixc ,4 k i ' C - .' - Q f ,1 1 . i' gi ii i' ,L . CHOW, MARY-I. Afler-School Sporls, 2. Girls' Block SM, 3. A.G.S. Represenlalive, 4. Senior Council. COBURN, MARVEEN- COBY. I. Afler-School Sporls- To be a good wife. COLLINS, DIANE CONDO, DOROTHY- DOTTI E. CONSTANT, JANET- JAN, I. Radio Producfion, 2. Tri-Y Officer, 3, A.G.S. Represenfafive, 4. Spanish Club--Gel in college. COOK, DON- SLlM. I. A.B.S. Represenlalive, 2. Ex Board. COPELAND, LINDA-I. C.S.F., 2. Radio Producfion. f CRAFT, ALMA MARIE- AL. I. Tri-Y Presidenl, 2. Board, 3. A.G.S. Represenlalive-Sludenl al U,C.L.A.- Firsl Io graduale. CARVETTI, NOREN CROSSEN, JANETT- J EN NY. CURTIS, HOWARD ALLEN-I. Proieclionisl, 2. Science Club-Eleclronics engineer. DANIELS, DENNIS-I. Freshman Class Presidenl, 2. Junior glass Jiresidenl, 3. California Boys' Slale, 4. Senior ounci . DANIELSON, WARREN- LEFTY. I. Sfudenl Council, 2. Junior Council, 3. Spanish Club Vice-Presidenf, 4. Fool- ball, 5. Track-Aeronaulical engineer. DAVIS, DONALD- DON, I. A.B.S. Represenlalive, 2. Band-To be a menlal genius. DAVIS, JACLYN SHIRLEY- JACKIE, I. Spanish.CIub, 2. Foollighlers, 3. C.S.F., 4. Tri-Y-Cosfume cleslgner. DAVIS, RALPH-I. Ex Board, 2. Junior Slalesman, 3. Fool- Iighlers, 4. Co-op Commissioner-Lexicographer. DAY, MAUREEN- MO, I. Ari' Commissioner, 2. Junior Council, 3. Sludenl Council, 4. Rally Commissioner, 5. Tri-Y Secrelary-Arlisl. DEI TOS, ELISA MARIE- LISA, I. Ex Board-Bookkeeper. ,sw W H0 I: A Mai 7... ifw I M ffii , 7 Z X I f Z ffffff V .iw f I, f G wr - 45 ss V-1 ' W ,We 4 'S as , .- N A -sr 'L X is s EY, .P 'ii' ' 'I X uk, X Yugi ' s use Q 'f L as as ,4- Af' M, . x V, .Y . X - -If i 'Sri Q' . ,,,,, ' 'I ing . . ., . .. .,,.,-Aww, f fs 2 , , . 4 fry 'N ,L if . I I Tis' . , . fm., ff' vi ii 'vi V Q f i 'I 2 X .X . '21 Is.-'iq . 'UN if In 'H ,Z 2 V132 w DEVINCENZI, RON- RED. I. Football, 2. Baseball. 3. Block SM, 4, Junior Council-Sell Ieelh fo pearl divers. DEWEES, MICHAEL- MIKE I. Dance Commission, 2. Er Board, 3. I-Ii-Y-Girls' P.E. Teacher. DIEHL, MARSHALL-I. Proiecfionisf, 2. Spanish Club, 3. Audilorium Commission, 4. Ex Board-Audio-visual Technician. DI STEFANO, DEAN-I. C.S.F., 2. Science Club-Millinor. DONOHUE, MICHAEL JOSEPH- MIKE I. Sludenl Council-To be a radio direclor. DRENNAN, BRYAN GERALD-I. A.B.S. Represenlalive, 2. Sfagecrafl Commission, 3. Shulferbuq Presidenl, 4. Cafeleria Commissioner, 5. Hi-Y-Archilecl. DUFFY, MARILYN- LITTLE DUFFY. I. Vice-Presidenl of Spanish Club, 2. Recreolion Commission, 3. Ex Board, 4. President of Nursing Club, 5. Carnival Commillec- To be 5' I . DUNLAP, RICHARD M.--I. Science Club-Aslrophysicisl. DUNN, MARILYN ANN-I. Frosh-Soph I-lead Yell Leader, 2. Varsily Yell Leader, 3. Sophomore Vicc-Presidenl, 4. Rally Commission, 5. Tennis-To find a man! EBRIGHT, JUDITH- JUDY, I. Senior Council. Jusl rc- cenlly Transferred-Colleqe U.C.L.A. ENGDAHL, BARBARA- BARB, I. Tri-Y, 2. Lalin Club, 3. Radio Produclion, 4. Deleqale fo Y.M.C.A. Youlh and Governmenf-Gel fhrouqh colleqe. FARNAM, ROBERT M.- BOB. I. Block SM, 2. Presidenl of Saints Hi-Y, 3. Elm Editor, 4. Track, 5. C.S.F.- Aeronaufical engineer. FERNANDEZ, EDWARD- FERNANDO. I. Foolball, 2. Baseball, 3. Class Presidenf al Riordan-To be a chef and someday own a resfauranf. FIGARO, LOREN FUJIKI, JOE-I. Lalin Club, 2. French Club, 3. C.S.F., 4. Science Club-Arlisl. GANSEL, DAVID- DAVE I. Foolball, 2. Blocl SM, 3 Sainfs I-Ii-Y, 4. Junior Council-Slni inslruclor. GARCIA, ANGELINA- ANGIE, I. A.G.S. Reprezorlm live, 2. Ex Board-Go Io Universify of Mefico. GARDNER, DAVID MICHAEL-I. Radio Comrriiggiqrif-1, 2, Sludenl Council, 3. French Club. 4. Sqignqq Ciul, To be a I'HIe shoffer. GIFFORD, LAURENCE STANLEY- GlFF. I. Boys' Alh- lelic Commissioner, 2. Elm Slaff, 3. Track-Block SM, 4. C.S.F., 5. Science Club-Aeronaulical engineer. GILKEY, JAMES YOUNG- JIM. I. Presidenl' of A.B.S., 2. Boys' Alfhlelic Commissioner, 3. Foolball, 4. Tracke- Aeronaulical engineer. GILL, RICHARD- DlCK. l. Frosh-Soon Foolball-Own a hol rod. GILMORE, LAWRENCE FIELD- LARRY, I. Dance Com- mission, 2. Grounds Commission, 3. A.B.S. Represenfa- live, 4. Block SM-College. GIUSTI, DAVID- DAVE. Gold digger. GOFORTH, GARY-l. Arl, 2. Ex Board-Billionaire. GOODWIN, WILLIAM- BILL I. A.B.S. Officer, 2. Slu- denf Council. GRANT, RONNI JOYCE-l. Spanish Club, 2. Foollighlers, 3. Tri-Y, 4. Ex Board, 5. Communily Service Commis- sion-Universily of California. GRINNELL, ELIZABETH- BETSY. l. G.A.C. Presidenl, 2. Sludenl Council, 3. A.G.S. Represenlafive, 4. President of Lalin Club, 5. Conslilulion Commillee-Nursing. GUSTAFSON, ROY MELVIN- MEL I. Vice-Presidenl of S.B., 2. Foolball, Baseball, Track, 3. Freshman Boys' Comrnissioner, 4. Co-Presidenl of Y.M.C.A. Council, 5, Block SM, Sfudenl Council-A lillle. HAMPTON, GORDON PRESTON-l. A.B.S. Represenlalive -To graduale. HANADA, TSUTOMU- BEN. I. Football, 2. Baseball, 3. A.B.S. Represenlalive. HANSEN, CAROL HANSEN, LEONARD- LEN. I. Ex Board, 2. Tennis, 3. Senior Band-Judge. HANSEN, SHIRLEY-I. A.G.S. Presidenl, 2. Sludenl Coun- cil, 3. Junior Council, 4. Tri-Y Officer, 5. Ex Board. HANSEN, RICHARD- DICK, To become a successful businessman. HANSON, ELEANOR l.YNNE-I. Ex Board, 2. Tri-Y Secre- lary, 3. Arf Commission, 4. Y Council-Inferior deco- ralor. HARRIS, PETER- PETE.l' I. Ex Board, 2. Co-op Commisl sioner-Foresfry SCFVICE. I - K, - 'ii .- L ,n x 'UU : ,111 w x , 'E' I I 1 I IT' was gina -v ' as I I l 'Y I ' ia. 1 'Ss . xxx . Sm, -S .A ' J-'-I3 - . I N 'wtf if 'A' vii' . .2 . + . 255:23 1 Q x 8Qg,.2'v1.. '- ' A N lx' I-' .I +51 n' vi I I., 3 Y. are ..,N 1 i ...S vzabk 'im ll 88 I 1 iii. fur ' 1 i ' 'iq ...- HARRIS, ROBERT HEBERLING, GEORGE-I. Junior Council, 2. Improvemenl Commission, 3. Presidenf of TwisIers, 4. Swimming Team, 5. Sainls Hi-Y-Engineer. HELPER, MARY ELIZABETH-I. Spanish Club, 2. Foofliqhl- ers, 3. French Club, 4. Community Service Commission, 5. Tri-Y-To Travel. HERMANS, ELIZABETH- BETTY, To be an airline slew- ardess. HICKS, JUDY-I. Ex Board. HILL, ROBERT- BOB. I. Junior Council. HOFFMAN, DAVID-- GUY. I. Baseball, 2. Foolball, 3. Presidenf of Freshman Class, 4. Twislers. HOGBERG, PATRICIA- PAT, I. Music Commissioner, 2, Jhnior Council, 3. Ex Board, 4. Choir, 5. Foollighlers- ealer. HOLLAND, THOMAS- TOM, I. TwisIers. HOLTZBERG, MARVIN DAVID- MARV. I. Twislers, 2. Dance Commission, 3. Recrealion Commission, 4. Slaqe- crafr Commission, 5. Y.M.C.A. Member-To qef my car on lhe cover of Hoi Rod maqazine. HOOVER, ROBERTA- BOBBlE. I. Pompon Girl, 2. Tri-Y Presidenl, 3. Sluclenl Council, 4. Senior Council, 5. Vice- Presidenl of Tri-Y-Singer. HUBLER, ANITA DOLORES- NITA. HUGHES, FRANKIE-To gel my man and sellle down. HUNT, LAWRENCE LEE- LARRY. l. A.B.S. Represenla- live, 2, Foolball, 3. Baskelball, 4. Track, 5. Vice-Presi- den? of Sullans Hi-Y-To go 'ro college. JACKSON, GWENDOLYN- GWEN. l. Band 2. Tri-Y Presiclenf, 3. Spanish Club, 4. Girls' Sporls, Audilo- rium Commission-Go To college. JACOBSON, ROBERT STANFORD- JAKE, Archileclure. JAMES, BEVERLY- BEV. l. Foolball Queen, 2. Sludenl Council. JANAKOS, LOUIS- LOU. I. Drama, 2. Public Spealinq -To own a sporfinq goods siore. JENSEN, BRIGIT- B.J. To graduale. JOHNSON, ALBERTA- BOBBlE. JOHNSON, HARRY J.-To be Mr. America. JOYCE, JACOUELINE- JACKIE I. Tri-Y Vice-President 2. A.G.S. Represenlafive, 3. Orcheslra-College. JUDSON, DONALD- DON, l. Radio Produclion 2 Twislers Hof Rod Club-Radio producing and clirecl- Ing. JULIAN LORRAINE CLAIRE re' . -l. C.S.F., 2. A.G.S. Rep senlalive-To graduale. KANKEL, JUDITH- JUDY, KEITH, CLAUDIA- EFFlE. I. Dance Commission, 2. Jun- ior Council, 3. A.G.S. Represenlafive, 4. Ex Board- Secrela ry. KENNELY, DAVID- DAVE. l. Swimming Team, 2. Y.M. C.A. Member-Doclor. KENT, MARY LOUISE- LUCY. l. Foollighlers Presidenl, 2, Caleo Tri-Y, 3. Spanish Club-To become a famous aclress. KING, CLARK- DORK. I. Baskelball, 2, Baseball, 3. Sen- ior Council, 4. C.S.F., 5. Edilor of The Hi Slaff-To win a bel from Bookie Sulherlin. KITAGAWA, GEORGE-l. Foolball, 2. Baseball, 3. Block SM-Aulo mechanic. KLICKA, ROBERT KARL- BOB. I. Foolball, 2. Track, 3. A.B.S. Represenlalive, 4. 'Hi-Y. KOMPST, STAN MARTIN-I. A.B.S. Represenlalive, 2. Fool- ball and Baseball, 3. Junior Council, 4. S.B. Auditor, 5. Hi-Y, Block SM-Be a successful food fasler. KRELL, WYNNE-I. sluaenl Council, 2. camera clubiro be an archifecl and a builder. KRISTJANSON, J. DAVID- JOE. l. S.B. Treasurer, 2. Jun- ior and Senior Council, 3. EX Cabinel, 4. Sludenl Coun- cil, 5. Block SM-Slay a civilian. KRISTOFFERSON, KRIS-l. Vice-Presiclenl of Junior Class, 2. A.B.S. Vice-Presidenf, 3. Varsily Foolball and Track, 4. Block SM Presidenl, 5. Vice-Presidenl of Sainls Hi-Y, 6. Assemblyman lo Y.M.C.A. Youlh and Governmenl- Sporls reporler. KUNZ, GERALD- JERRY. l. Foolball, 2. A.B.S. Repre- senlafive, 3. Sainls Hi-Y-To relire. -. ...,,.,.n.. -s. ,Qx T . fi 4909- -65 G. aw- .nf it fl 5 k-Q 'fx YPMV .U-es .-.1 '-'U-so . iv 'qv 'N Q' LA CU RE, FRANCES LA MARR, ROBERT- BOB, I. Drama. Z. Junior Council. LANDON, ANNETTE NETA-I. Foofliqhlers, 2. EX Board, 3. A.G.S. Represenlalive, 4, Tri-Y-Seamslress. LANGSDORF, MARGARET-I. Comrnunily Service Commis- sioner, Z. Vice-Presidenl of French Club, 3. Rally Corn- mission, 4. Secrelary of Fooflighlers, 5, C.S.F. LANGSHAW, VALERIE BARBARA- VAL. Airline hostess. LARSON, CLAIRE MARISI. Tri-Y-To go Io San Maleo J,C. LASLEY, THOMAS- TOM, I. Ex Board, 2. Basketball, 3. Block SM, 4. Dixieland Band, 5. Hi-Y-To lake oul a girl wilh larynqifis. LAX, CHARLES EDWARD- MICKEY, I. Sophomore Class Vice-Presidenf, 2. A.B.S, Vice-Presidenl, 3. Slagecrafl Commissioner, 4. Four years Foolball, Three years Track -Professional foolball player. LEAKE, NANCY ANNETTE- NAN. I. French Club, 2. A,6,S. Represenlalive-Mad physicisl. LE DREW, CAROL-I. Maiorelle, 2, Spanish Club, 3. A.G.S. Represenlafive-Dancer. LEE, KENNETH ALLEN-I. A.B,S. Represenlaliye-AuIomo- bile designer. LEE, RICHARD ALAN- DICK, I. Arl Commission, 2. K'I3 I-Ii-Y, 3. Kniqhls, 4. Block SM, 5. Track- No shin pai. LEE, RICHARD T.-I. C.S.F. LENDER, PETER- PETE, To build boals. LEVINE, CAROLE-I. Red Cross Represenlalive, 2. Tri-Y, 3. French Club-Concerl pianisl and piano Yeacher. LEWIS, GORDON C,- 6ORDO, I. Junior Council. 2. Four years Baslcelball, 3. Four year: Baseball, 4. Blocl SM, 5. Radio ProduclionMGer inlo college. LOUGHRAN, DEAN W.-I. Swimming Team, 2. A.B.S. Rep- resenrafive, 3. Wafer Polo, 4. Blocl SI-A-Navy. LOVE, WILLIAM- fNlI.LlE. I. EY Board, 2. Picled uo papers for Robbie ard Wag, 3. ShuIIe'buqs-Aefonau- rical engineer. LUSCH, CAROL JEAN-I. Secrelary of Sophomore Class, 2. Secrelary of Senior Class, 3. Junior Council, 4. Seca refary of A.G.S., 5. Dance Commission-Gel' Ihrough college, lhen sellle down. MANCINI, RAYMOND A.- RAY. To become a bulcher. MANUEL, K. LEE- LEAKY. I. A.G.S. Secrelary, 2. Fresh- man Class Secrelary, 3. Junior Class Secrefary, 4. Pom- pon Girl, 5. S.B. Secrelary-Commercial arlisl. MARR, WALTER EDWARD- WALT. To have a new car. MCCALLISTER, MARY-I. Sludenl Council, 2. Spanish Club, 3. Tri-Y, 4. Fooflighlers-Trombone player. MCCARRON, JOSEPH A.- JOE. I. Varsify Baseball, 2. Ex Board, 3. A.B.S. Represenlalive, 4. Block SM. MCINTOSH, ALAN- AL, I. Spanish Club, 2. Ex Board- Nuclear research physicisl. MCKENNA, JOHN FRANCIS-I. C.S.F., 2. I-li-Y lfresidenl, 3. A.B.S. Cabinel, 4. Audiforium Commissioner, 5. A.B.S. Represenlalive-Denlislry. MCMARTIN, NANCY F.-I. Orcheslra, 2. Morning Choir, 3. A.G.S. Represenlaliye-Violinisl. MCLELLAN, JAN- SAM, l. Lalin Club, 2. French Club, 3. Tri-Y, 4. A.G.S. Represenlalive-Olive sluffer. MCMURTRY, CYNTHIA- CINCE. I. A.G.S. Secrefary, 2. Junior Council, 3. Girls' Sfale, 4. C.S.F. McPHERSON, THEODORE W.- TED. I. Sludenl Council -Retire al 25 years. MERRILL, LANDELL HARRIS- LANNY. l. Sophomore Presidenf, 2. Recrealion Commissioner, 3. S.B. Presi, denl, 4. Baskelball, 5. Freshman Boys' Commissioner, 6. Harvard Award I952-3-Graduale from bolh Slan- ford and Harvard Business and Law Schools. MESSICK, HARRY--I. Baseball. METZ, NANNETTE- NAN. I. Model, 2. Job's Daughfers -To marry a millionaire and be an arlisf. MEYERS, PAUL WILLIAM- SHADOW. l. A.B.S. Repre- senfalive, 2. ,Ex Board, 3. Baseball, 4. Foolball, 5. Block SM-Go To Universily of California. MICHELSON, RONALD KEITH- RON, Denlisl. MINEHAN, JANE-- MlNN. I. A.G.S. Represenlalive, 2. Sludenl' Council, 3. Afler-School Sporfs, 4. Girls' Block SM, 5. Lalin Club-College. 7, Q, . I f-W, N - 5' s w sw- 3 ,,v 9. , M I A X' , , 'iw 1 . ' 'Q f W., 5 x ,L , 3 new K ., Q4 9l 'Ui Ast. Y 'r-' fr 1 ff 4' ,- 4: 6. ,- 4 w 15 ,f Aff' ' Y' 4 Q, Aw ff 3. 1 . . V 'B 'F-bs 4 I I. . wh, ,f f .is 'is lr' f I., ii MESSERSCHM I DT, MARG I E MIRAVALLE, PAT MONTGOMERY, JOAN ALICE- JOANIE. I. Tri-Y, 2. C.S.F., 3. School Paper, 4. Art Commission, 5. Drama Club-To be a model. MOORE, WANDA- HEY YOU. I. Audilorium Commis- sion, 2. Senior Council, 3. C.S.F., 4. Tri-Y, 5. Dance Commission-Airline sfewardess. MORRIS, MARY BOND-I. Drama Commissioner, 2. A Cap- pella, 3. Spanish Club, 4, Foollighlens-Arfisl. MORSE, CHARLINE-I. Tri-Y Vice-Presidenl, 2. A.G.S. Cabinef, 3. A.G'.S. Represenfafive, 4. Ex Board, 5. Y.M. C.A. Council Member-Airline slewardess. MOSHER, CHRISTINE- CHRIS, To qo Io San Jose Slale, get married, and buy a new car. MURDOCK, MARGERY KAY- MARC-IE. I. Tri-Y, 2. Span- ish Club, 3. Band-Teacher. MUSEL, BARBARA ANN-I. A.G.S. Represenlalive, 2. Ex Board, 3. Rally Commission, 4. Conslilulion Commillee -Barker in Ringling Bros. Circus. MUSSMAN, KONDA-I. Senior Council, 2. Tri-Y. NAKAHARA, EMIKO- AMY.'l I. C.S.I:., 2. TennIS-Typisl. NICHOL, ROBERT BRUCE- BOB. I. Varsily Baseball, 2. A.B.S. Represenlafive, 3. Block SM-ArIis'r. NIELSEN, JAMES MILLER- JlM. I. Choir, 2. Track- Liqhlbulb snarcher. NANNINI, GUIDO NORDT, RICHARD L.- RICH, I. A.B.S. Represenlafive, 2. Ex Board, 3. Swimmin , 4. Divinq, 5. Block SM- The besf pipes in schodi. NORTON, ADA NOVELLO, JAMES- JlM. I. Sludenf Council-Aulo me- charlzc. ODOM, WILLIAM MARTIN- BILL I. 5.5. Presidenf, 2. FOQIIPGIII 3- BOYS' Slafe, 4. Junior Class President, 5. Saints Hi-Y. o'i-IARA, JoHN o'NElL, AUDREY oNo, JIMMY-1. Football. OTA, YASUYUKI- YAS. Mechanic PACK, PATRICIA- PAT. PARISH, DOLORES- DOLOR. l.Tri-Y Treasurer, 2. Nurs- ing Club, 3. Sludenl' Council, 4. A Cappella, 5. Grounds Commission-Air Force nurse. PARKINSON, KAREN ANN-I. Ex Board, 2. C.S.F., 3. Ma- ioreffe, 4. French Club, 5. A.G.S. Represenlalive- Teacher. PERRY, RICHARD- DlCK. l. Ex Board, 2. Tennis, 3. A Cappella, 4. To be an lshkabeebleolendolenboboskode- iendolage Dowamowaiohinkyno sililice. PERRY, VINSON RICHARD- VlNCE. l. Y.M.C.A. Club gember, 2. Ex Board, 3. Dance Commission, 4. Sluclenl' ounci . PERIN-, VELMA PERSSON, JUNE CAROLYN-l. Drum Maior of Band, 2. Band, 3. Tri-Y, 4. Spanish Club, 5. Nursing Club-Nurs- Ing. PETERSON, JANIS-I. Band, 2. Choir, 3. Job's Daughlers- Primary leacher. PETERSON, JOYCE PIANA, VINCENT JAMES- VINCE. l. Baseball-Eleclrh cal worker. PIERCE, JAMES STEPHEN- JlM. l. Foolball, 2. Swim- ming, 3.. A.B.S. Represenlalive, 4. Ex Board, 5. Radio PFOdUCllOD-U.S.C. PICCHI, DIANA PITCHER, AUDREY PITTS, SARANELL-l. Spanish Club, 2. French Club, 3. Foollighlers, 4. A Cappella-Dramafic adress. 9:4 WP' iff' W' Q S f l ,Mfwfgl X l ss f if , 7 f Z ff f X N.. ww? ,,, QW? 1 ff , X! fa f V f gf ' 'WW' 'V' 1 f p Q' f , 14 . .V 93 vw- in fs' 'A -sr' 'hw ww- Y R - . ', JA' , Sed ,. :QQ :S Q5 ' 4. f 5' if wi . . .JJ f' X Q' A +- 3 17' L. ff I '57 is 1 'A i' QN R 'QW A . fi ,asia ,111 7 fe . P 'I N 3. 14' sv a 1 sq, 2 ...y ' V aff -..5g.i .I . fa PLOSS, JACQUELYN- JACKIE I. Foollighlers-Sales, merchandising or buying. POWERS, NORMA PRATHAFATAKIS, KATHERINE NICK- KATHl. I. Ex Board, 2. Junior Council, 3. Fooflighfer-3, 4. A.G.S. Rep- resenfafive-Arlisf. PRICE, KEN PUCHNER, JEANETTE-I, A Cappella, 2. Freshman Talenl Assembly, 3, German Club, 4. Senior Council, 5. Elec- Tion Board-Child psychologist QUIST, KEITH- CI-IURNERI' I. Sporls, 2. Block SM, 3. A.B.S. Represenfafive, 4. Band, 5. Secrelary Nobles I-Ii-Y-Tap dancer. OUIGLEY, JANET RAE- JAN. I. Hi Slaff, 2. A Cappella -Journalisl. RADEBAUGH, ALICE-I. C.S.F., 2. Tri-Y Presidenl, 3. Arl Commission, 4. Lafin Club, 5. Won S50 in Real Eslale Board Essay Conlesl-I-Icrmil. RALSTON, JAMES P.- JIM. I. Hof Rod CIub-Mechani- cal enqinecr. RANCH, LEWIS C.- LEW. I. Spanish Club Presidenf, 2. Swimming Team, 3. Science Club, 4. Track-Engineer lmake my million before I'rn 25I. RAUTMANN, RICHARD FRED- OlCK. I. Baseball, 2. Bas- ketball, 3. Foofball. RAY, JAMES HARRISON- JACK. I. A.B.S. Represenla- rife, Z. Track, 3. Baseball, 4. Ex Board-A successful I E. RENEAU, LEON R.- LONNY. Mechanical engineer. ROBINSON, RENEE KAY-I, A.G.S. Represenlalive, 2. Spanish Club, 3. Rainbow Girls, 4. Peninsular Aff Asso clarion-To go Io Aff Cenler in L.A. ROBERTS, ARTHUR JAMES- JIM, I. A.B.S. Represenla- five, 2. Ex Board, 3. Golf Team, 4. Swimming Tear., SL Radio Produciion-Tap dancer. ROOT, RON ROSEN, BERN C.- CYRUS. Denbigi. ROUVELLAT, JEAN-I. Senior Council. ROVETA, BARBARA- BOBBIE. I. Secrelary of French Club, 2. A.G.S. Represenlalive, 3. Sludenl Council, 4. Carnival Commildlee, 5. Tri-Y. ROYSTER, NAOMI LEE- PUNCH. I. Jusl recenlly Trans- ferred, Vice-Presidenl of Junior Class-Nursing. REUCKERT, DOLORES RUDERMAN, MYRON HARVEY- MIKE. SACHT, RICHARD- DlCK. ST. CLAIR, THOMAS WILLIAM- TOM. I. Decorating Commillee for Junior Prom of '53-Pilol in The Air Force. SANER, JOHN E.- JESS. I. Baskelball, 2. A.B.S. Repre- senfalive, 3. Ex Board-One of Wags dive bombers. SANO, AKIRA-l. Baskelball, 2. Tennis, 3. Ex Board-Busi- ness. SAVAGE, JOAN-I. Spanish Club Secrelary, 2. A.G.S. Rep- re-senlalive, 3. Tri-Y Officer, 4. Assemblyman lo -Y.M. C.A. Youlh and Governmenl, 5. Radio Procluclion- Merchandising. SCANNELL, ARTHUR R.- ART, Counlerfeilrer. SCHENONE, DONNA CAROL- MOM. I. Radio Produc- lion, Z. Ex Board, 3. A.G.S. Represenlalive-To live up 'ro my nickname. SCHMIDT, LORRAINE JUNE-l. Afler-School Sporls, 2. Bowling Club, 3. Senior Council-Marriage and 'lhree children. SCHMITZ, GERALD CLEMENT- JERRY. I. Y.M.C.A., 2. Newman Club-Pharmacisl. SINE, TOM SHAPRO, LINDA-I. G.A.C. Secrelary, 2. A.G.S. Vice- Presidenl, 3. Freshman Girls' Commissioner, 4. Sludenl Cogncil, 5. German Club, 6. C.S.F. Presidenl-Slam or . SCHOLL, KEN SCHUMACHER, RICHARD BINNING- Sl-lOES. l. Par- Iiamenfarian, 2. Track, 3. A,B.S. Secrelary, 4. Basker- ball, 5. Sludenl' Council, 6. Senior Council-To have Miss Goelzl believe 'rhal' I sludied. SCHUMACHER, ROBERT H.-- BOB. I. Senior Class Presi- denl, 2. Ex Board, 3. Dance Commissioner, 4. President of Sainfs Hi-Y, 5. Foolball-Pass WaIIcer's malh classes. X ,am NNW' 42'--.k ' Q - 4 I I V I ' di 5' rs 'sw .4 me , . ,cw Jvu . fm--,Y I ra ' I 1 M . T ff .,' A I I-1 . ,-- f 5. aux X' V. M., -ff Z! 49- uw- 'Dx X x X.,- SEITH, JIM- VITAMIN, I. Baseball. SEKANY, ROBERT- BOB. I. A.B.S. Cabinet, 2. Basket- ball-Aufo mechanic. SHEFFIELD, PAUL BURT-I, President of Nobles Hi-Y, 2. Senior Council, 3. Recreafion Commission, 4. Track, 5. Block SM-Denfisf. SIDDON, RONALD WALTER- RON. To qraduale, and be an airman apprenlice in The Navy. SILVA, CAROLINE ROSEPI. Girls' Block SM, 2. G.A.C. Vice-Presiclenl, 3. AfIerASchooI Sporfs-P.E. Teacher. SISSON, DONALD- DON. I. A.B.S. Represenlalive, 2. Golf Team-Aslronomer. SMITH, JEANNE CAROLYN- GEEGEE. I. Ex Board-To qel married. SMITH, THOMAS ALBERT FRANCIS- SCOTTY. I. Ex Board, 2. FYS Foolball Manager, 3. Junior Slalesmen, 4. Track Manager, 5. Civil Air Patrol-I sland on lhc Sfh amenclmenl. STEWART, ROBERT MILES- BOB. I. Baslcelball, 2. Golf, 3. Sales Manaqer lor The Elm-Sporls announcer or qolf pro. STOCKEY, JANICE RAE-l. Tri-Y-Nurse. STOUT, MARILYN-I. Ari Commission-Ari Ieacher. STREIGHT, BRUCE- BUTCH. I. Track-To build The hol- fesl rod in California. STROTHER, WILLIAM JOHNSTON- BILL. Play Profes- sional soccer and lhen qef married. SULLIVAN, CATHERINE PATRICIA- CATHY. I. Ex Board, 2. A.G.S. Represenlalive, 3. Dance Commission 4. Tri-Y-Secrelary. SULLIVAN, MARLENE-I. Junior Council. SUTHERLIN, JOHN- BOONE, I, A.B.S. Represenfalive 2. A.B.S. Cabinel, 3. Hi-Y Member, 4. Traclkllacc irack driver. TAKAHASHI, ALBERT YUKIMASA-I. Swimming Team 2 Senior Band-Chemisf. TANJUATCO, EVELYN-I, Gila' Soorle 2, GI-ae Club 3 A.C5.S. Represenlalive, 4, G,A.C., S. Girlz' Bod SM- T me will fell. 1 TATLTM, NANTHALENE ROBERTA- RED. To marry a mil- Ilonaire. THAYER, PETER ALAN- PAT. l. Baskelball, 2. Recrealion Commission, 3. Y.M.C.A. Model Legislalure, 4. Twisl- ers -Pholographer. THIGPEN, STEPHEN- STEVE, l. Baseball, 2. Foolloall, 3. A.B.S. Represenlalive, 4. Sludenl Council, 5. Presidenl of Sainls l-li-Y, 6. Twislers -None. THOMPSON, HAZEL RHAE-l. Ex Board, 2. Foollighlers, 3. Tri-Y-Receplionisl. TINKER, GORDON WILSON- SPAS. l. Track, 2. Baskel- loall, 3. A.B.S. Cabinel Presiclenl, 4. C.S.F., 5. Presidenl' of K-I3-Picker leader. TOOMASSON, PEETER- PETE. l. French Club, 2. Ger- man Club-Join lhe Navy. TRITTIPO, RICHARD- DlCK. l. Foolball Manager, 2. Block SM, 3. Radio Produclion-To own a radio sla- lion. TURTON, VIRGINIA CAROL-I. Tri-Y, 2. Spanish Club- Gel all my homework done when il is supposed To be. TUTER, JANICE TYLOR, SUSAN- SUE, l. Ex Board, 2. A.G.S. Represenla- five, 3. Junior Council, 4. Ar? Commission, 5. Tri-Y- Gel oul of high school. UHLAND, RON- YOUEE. l. Baskelball, 2. Baseball, 3. Vice-Presidenl' of Hi-Y, 4. A.B.S. Represenlalive-To be in lhe wholesale clolhing business. VAN BEBBER, AlLEEN LOUISE-l. Job's Daughlers, 2. Afler-School Sporls, 3. Glee Club-To be a beauly operalor. ' , VAN STRALEN, FRANK-l. Senior Council, 2. Rally Come mission, 3. Track, 4. Block SM, 5. Vice-Presiclenl of Sainls l-li-Y, 6. l-li Slaff-To be a Russian spy. VILLEIA, ELLA ROSE VOLGAMORE, RUTH ANN-I. Ex Board, 2. A.6.S. Vice- Presidenf, 3. A.6.S. Represenlalive, 4. Dance Commis- sion, 5. Arl Commission-Go 'ro college. WACHOLDER, LYNNE-l. Ex Board, 2. Rally Commission, 3. Dance Commission, 4. Arl Commission-To go 'lo college. WEDEMEYUER, KAREN-I. A.G.S. Cabinel, 2. Recrealion Commission, 3. AG-.S. Represenlalive-Ballel leacher. WESTLAKE, BETTY JEAN-l. Nursing Club-Nurse. YU-N www-N, MX , W4 ' so 2 vw 34, if V , yr. J 'QE GX iir I -XM 'Z . I - , . f lr' 45'Wfl'7 f vw. wx TWT' it 31,1-I 1-L it N , X 5 hifi 54N W' .95- .4 ,w T WILD, JACOUELYN DAWN-I. Fi'Di Tr?-Y, 2. A.G.S. Rep- resentative, 3. Junior Council-Work with children in the police department. WILSON, RIVA- SPEEDlE. I. Girls' Athletics. 2. Spanish Club, 3. A.G.S. Representative, 4. Dance Commission, 5. Ex Board-Beat the second bell in the morning. WOOD, SHARON GAIL- Sl-IERRYI' l. A Cappella, 2. German Club, 3. Bowling Club-School teacher or singer. WOOLFITT, MARILYN ETHEL- MlNNlE. I. Student Council, 2. Community Service Commission-Nurse. WYANT, ALICE YATES, JOAN ELLEN- JOANNlE. I. Block SM, 2. Tri-Y -Get married. YAMATODA, JANE YOUNG, KATHRYN E.- BETTY. l. Rally Commission- Business administration or a dancer. YOUNG, GENE JOHN- SPEEDY. I. Riordan Frosh Class President, 2. Track, 3. Rally Commissioner-To get YUEN, HENRY JOE- HANK, I. A.B.S. Representative- Mechanical engineer or aircraft drattsman. YUI, NOBUYUKI- ONlON. I. Football, 2. Block SM- Own a gas station. ZACCHEO, JEAN-I. After-School Sports, 2. G.A.C., 3. Junior Council. ZALL, HARVEY RONALD-I. Student Council, 2. S.B. Audi- tor, 3. Chairman of Constitution Committee, 3. Presi- dent ot Temple Youth Group, 4. Winner of Lions Club Speaking Contest-Lawyer, psychiatrist, or Rabbi. ZIEGLER, NORTON NEUIBERT- NORT. I. Senior Class Vice-President, 2. Football, 3. Track, 4. Baseball, 5. Elm Staff-Be a brewmaster. ANDERSON, JOHN ARTERBURN, FLOYD BOBBITT, DICK BRUSCHI, ROBERT CAGLE, JIM CHAPMAN, BILL COHEN, JACK COX, BILL CUPPLES, DENNIS DOCHOW, GARY DUERR. JAMES GOSS, ROBERT HAMILTON, JANE HAYASHI, KAZUO HILLIARD, RAY CRAWFORD, wILLIAM- BILL. I. sand. 2. German CIIIE. SOUIRES, JAMES-I. Band. CAM ERA SHY SENIORS KELLY, RALPH LAHANAS, JAMES LYMAN, RICHARD MARTIN, WALTER MARYAIT, MICHAEL MARSHALL, DONALD MAXWELL, JIM MCLEMORE, LEPOLEON MILLER, RICHARD MONICA, EDWARD MORIKI, sHIC NOONAN, CARRY OGREN, STANLEY ORZEL, ROBERT PENSABEBE, VINCENT PETERSON, GARY PETERSON, JOHN PRESCOTT, MIKE ROBERTS, SEWARD ROBINSON, ROBERT RODRIGUEZ, EDWARD ROUNDS, GARY SHATTUCK, JACK SILVA, LOUIS STOREY, ROBERTA TOMLINSON, NORRIS UNDERWOOD, LOWELL WHITE, ROBERT WILKINSON, BOB YORK, WESLEY MII SENIOR POLL GIRL Bev James ...v.v. Donna Schenone. Barbara Rovefa ...... Barbara Rovefa ....., Shirley Hansen Carol Lusch .,.A.... Bev James .,.a.,, Marilyn Dunn. Carol Lusch V,,,.,,. Sandy Berman ,a,Y Gayle Burnslein a,a,. Pal Hogberg ...aaaaaa, Bobbe Binsacca.. K, Lee Manuel a.,.,... Gayle Burnsfein ,.... K. Lee Manuel .,.,,AA, Marilyn Dunn .,..a, Belsy Grinnell ,A..,,A, Jane Hamillon... Carla Burmesler ..,,,.a, ..a...,a.. Kalhy Pralhafalalcis ,,a.., ,,,, Carol Levine ...,.a.v...... .,.,w . . Bobbe Binsacca Al Nichols ..,.,aa WITH THE ..,L..,HAIR,a,,..,, ,s..L.SMILE.,...s,..,, a,,L.COMPLEXION,,,,,,,w L.,,,a,,FIGUREWW. as LPROFILEa..a..,,. .,a.a GIGGLE 4.aa L.,,,,.s.BRAIN,,,..,a L,aLPERSONALITY,, S Lai,a,VOICE.Lsu,. WHO'S THE ,A,.L.,.,SHYEST,a,,ame .S .,.A,, FRIENDLIEST Aaaaaa ,, ,L,s,.,PEPPIEST,,,,,... S aaa,, WITTIEST .4aa..a A I954 BOY ..,,....,,Tom Holland ,....,,Norris Tomlinson ..s,.,a..Larry Girlord Allcins Kris Krisloliferson ,.......aY..Harvey Zall .,,,.,.,.Miclcey Lax a.,...Lanny Merrill ....U,,,...JacIc Ray .....Larry Gifford a...A,,BiII Odom .,.,,.,DicIc Perry ,..... Jaclc Ray .,,,,,,,,,.BiII Odom .,,,,.....Gene Young ,a......Bruce Barrie ,WMBEST DRESSEDW... ..,V,,H.PauI Shel-field ,,,,w......BEST ATHLETE..,,s,,Y,s,s., ..,a,,.,.Miclcey Lax ,NBEST ACTRESS-ACTORS. ,,.,... Bob La Marr MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ,... ...s. ......a,.,,. I-I a rvey Zall ..a,,..,..Dic:Ic Raulmann MAN-HATER-WOMAN ,aas.., .a,,a,..,, D ave Gansel .HMISS SAN MATEO - MR ..., ...,...,,,, B ill Odom ,LCOUPLE OF THE YEAR..,...H.v. ,.a,V.,..Guy Hoffman SENIOR REVIEW As our spoTlighT wends iTs way Through The pages oT This I954 Elm, iT falls upon The climax oT The book and, in The cenTer oT aTTenTion, The Class oT '54. Yes, our class is Tinally on Top. Now we are The upper-upperclassmen - The mighTy ones. BuT leT's Turn back The calendar To Those days when we were iusT beginning This new venTure called S.M. I'ligh School. Dennis Daniels, Gayle BurnsTein, and Bobbe Binsacca were The leaders we elecTed To sTarT our class acTiviTies oTT wiTh a bang. A TalenT show, The I-Iello Day lwhere many new Triendships were Tormedl, our Senior Bow Day lOh, my achin' backl, and our TirsT Tun nighT, sparked This TirsT semesTer. Some oT The braver ones even wenT To The A.G.S. dance A LiTTle BiT OT Heaven, and The A.B.S. dance, SupersTiTious STomp. Guy I'loTTman, Bill Cox, and K. Lee Manuel were The oTTicers who headed The annual Campus Day during The second semesTer. WhaT Tun iT was showing Those awe-sTricken eighTh graders around The campus as Though we knew everyThing. BuT The days zoomed by and even beTore we could Tell an Up sTrairway Trom a Down sTairway. iT seemed, we were Sophomores. This was The only Time in our class hisTory ThaT we elecTed a girl To be our presidenT. Bobbe Binsacca and her helpers Al Nichols and Marilyn Dunn spearheaded The many Tun Times This semesTer, and The all-imporTanT rally honoring our vicTorious Erosh-Soph TooTball Team. Lanny Merrill, Mickey Lax, and Carol Lusch Then Took over The class helm. Eun nighTs, assemblies and dances - all going To make This a wonderTul year. BuT The besT was yeT To come. We're now Juniors -- aT lasT, upperclassmen. WiTh Bill Odom, Dick Lyman and K. Lee Manuel as class oTTicers our Tun nighT is noThing less Than Tabulous. Our own Junior Prom, Coral Paradise, Turns ouT To be a TerriTic success, uITra-vialeT under- waTer decoraTions and all. Under The leadership OT Dennis Daniels, Kris KrisToTTerson and Carla BurmesTer, we add anoTher Tun nighT - compleTe wiTh swimming, volleyball, games, and dancing - and a Carnival booTh To -our lisT oT accomplishmenTs. The Carnival Tound us selling coTTon candy and candied apples and aside Trom The TacT ThaT we had To build our own booTh and Then only To proTiT 43 cenTs, The venTure was chalked up as anoTher wonderTul experience. Now The Time has come - The Time we've all looked Torward To wiTh eager an- TicipaTion - OUR SENIOR YEAR. Bob Schumacher, NorTon Ziegler and Carol Lusch guided us and iT was Through Their organizing ThaT we had our TirsT class skaTe. Class spiriT was aT an all-Time peak and The school spiriT was buoyed up because oT iT. TerriTic spiriT was shown aT our TooT- ball games and rallies. Our reward Tor such spiriT - Tor The TirsT Time in our Tour years oT high school, we wiTnessed a San MaTeo TooTball Team BEAT BURLINGAME. Oh, whaT a Thanksgiving Day ThaT was - one we'lI noT likely TorgeT Tor guiTe some Time. BuT The days kepT whizzing by and beTore we realized iT anoTher semesTer was over. Roy OusTaTson, Jerry Kunz and BeTsy Grinnell -The chosen ones - planned such evenTs To Top OTT our senior acTiviTies as The Jinx Day lwhaT Tunll The Senior luncheon, The skaTe, The Carnival booTh, and Ias+ buT cerTainly noT leasT, The dreamy Senior Ball held aT The CaliTornia GOIT and CounTry Club. Yes, we've accomplished a greaT deal as a class and have had a loT oT Tun doing iT, buT The sTory isn'T compleTe yeT. GraduaTion ceremonies and Then - Tor The TirsT Time in San MaTeo I-ligh School's hisTory - The Senior parenTs combined Their eTTorTs and presenTed The class wiTh The besT graduaTion presenT ever - a parTy and Senior BreakTasT aT The Peninsula GOIT and CounTry Club. Dancing, delicious Tood, and wonderTul enTerTainmenT - an eleganT aTTair and a perTecT climax To our Tour years oT high school. On June I7 The Class oT '54 bade Tarewell To San MaTeo I-Ii buT The Triendships we made here and The knowledge we gained here will be Treasured memories Through- ouT our lives. Elm Staff of l953-45 . . 7 N ras JLL . f I . 3 i L ' Y ' ' l A 1 Edll'Of' ...A...,.,..,,.,. ,YV,-L,-w- B Qb Fgrnam K ' W lib M JU I-tvilglfk AssociaTe EdiTor. ....,.,. Chuck WaI+z li! l W it lf if V y. fAXSSlSl'BfTl' Edll'Ol' ,,,,,, ,,A--Aw L arf ,il l l M1 Y rf, Mllflybli Boys' SpOrTs Ediior ,w.. ..,...,. N orTon Ziegler Will .f l' yy, A q J Girls' SporTs ECliTOr ., Y ,..A.,,, B eTsy Grinnnell I In f lll ' ig KQV qi Senior EdiTor ....,.. ,,.7,.,,Y. C arla BurmesTer yV2llfQlll', Xlfl l ii f I lzealure Edilor A,,.. ,.Y,.,.,, C ynThia McMurTry Hel Q 1 ! ll X. . fllikl' fd f ll Class EdiTor ev...4 ..e,ee,.Aw,, R osalie l-lays UV ,W 5 V paxil X . ,A W 1' V I , U Sales Manager v,,, e,,,,,,Ae B ob STewarT lu it Business Manager ..,,,, ,,,A7,.,,, D iclc Lyman f lylllllx f AFTIST av....4,. .,,.,, . . . . . ,,.,.Y......e,vY,,.,.,V,,,. Ralph Davis L! lypisTs aa...,,,.. . Cindy Cisler, Charlene Morse Shirley Hansen PhoTographers. Gary WhiTTen, Henry Dong, David l-laylock Acknowledgements The producTion oT a yearbook is a Task which re- quires ThaT many people give up many hours oT work. To all The people who have helped, may I say, Thanks Tor a iob well done. FirsT oT all, Thanks To Mr. Dalva, our TaculTy ad- visor, and To all my sTaTl whose eTlorTs made This yearbook possible. IT is only because oT Their un- Tiring work ThaT you are reading This book. A special voTe OT Thanks goes To NorTon Ziegler and Larry GiTiord Tor Their willingness To burn The midnighT oil beTore deadlines. Secondly, l would like To Thank Mr. RoberT Ozias oT Lederer, STreeT, and Zeus Co., lnc., prinTers, and Mr. William Thurlow and Mr. Earl Evans oT Caliicornia ArT and Engraving Co., Tor The ac+ual producTion oT our Elm. Thanks also To The KeiTh Cole STudios Tor Their wonderTul phoTography and especially To George Wardy Tor his valuable help when we needed iT mosT. LasT, buT Tar Trom leasT, Thanks To Mr. Bowman and Mr. Lemmon and The members oi The TaculTy who have conTribuTed Their help To The Elm. l can'T really express in black and whiTe how much l appreciaTe all The help, buT again, Thank you, each and every one. BOB FARNAM. EdiTor A .QL -rw X 5, K Q A 6815 ma, 1 1: bin W- 'W 1i1!L,:'i ?i?EzZV11 -755 , i 51214, fiw f'-:UE! 'Twgi In q' yy- 7 i3 .NHT in - PTS ' - -1, 93, 0 :J :, w,15,':,.Jvfi,Qj': ' :Q-wg,'-:.,:-:5gtI,.! I , ' ,Z i2 ?r?'m ??4E, ff. 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