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V, ,- 4 'L' SA N r' rx- ' L E fvvx I' f l , ,. , 7,1 , , Tl! Pm-fwiyqnrj .l. X I 4 1 6 5 f y f 1 I v BY SAN MATEO HIGH SCHOOL 5 0 r It.. Q ,U MATEO CALIFORNIA if e ' , K Z7 if H , f' ' . 'K if V Lv 1 2 , 1 a f R 3 3 d , ' E ji' 5 J J . X ff ' za f J 1 y 1 i ..-J' L, - 7 2,22 f H Y 7 t If - 1 5:11 X1 1 1 - 4 - Q I- ff 1 5 N Q , Vjx, J ,K--' .K 'I . .gp r ! Yi, 24 1 I , .4 I V :H 1. 4 i 1 .lk 'wi l Ig V VY XJ' I i 1 Y - A 1-:E -..:'2 ., ,,,.,. Z..- ....- ,..-.r- iii r .- - ' ...- I fa: , X .1 ' li- 1 -'I' , YV! , .I , U A -2, 7, 5 A. nf? 1 s '33 1?- .1 .,,4 . 55 ' 'ff .f Qpf I L5 5: ff, f, Z 57 5 1,11 : Y . 51.47 1 5 lk' wwf 1 I1 8 V 4,41- F .4 uri: ,au 5331 zu 5. : , J I ' v 5.. xx ffq Alt K I .f f' A x I HIGHLIGHTS OF 1954-1955 Have you met Johnny Bearcat? He's the spirit of San Mateo High! This has been a great year for Johnny. Johnny owes a lot to the faculty, who have helped him to obtain a little ed- ucation between his social activities. I don't think he realizes how much they help him with his activities, too. Johnny's teachers are really concerned with his success. Johnny Bearcat had the pleasure of taking part in a very successful stu- dent government at San Mateo. This year's student leaders accomplished many things for which San Mateo has been striving for many years. The student park- ing lot was paved, plans were set up for a student Lounge, a successful clean-up campaign was waged. Class officers and councils were extremely active this year. The Freshmen had their excellent Talent Show. The Sophomore Fun Nite was something to remember. The active Juniors had, in addition toabeau- tiful Prom, a skate. The Senior Ball, Grad Night, and Senior Skates were out- standing. The annual AGS spring formal and the ABS Dance, the first to be pre- sented on the auditorium stage, especially pleased Johnny. San Mateo has never seen rallies to equal this year's presentations. Competition between classes urgedJohnny and his fellow students to plan bigger and better rallies. And our spirit was almost unbelieveable! The entire PAL commended us on our fine sportsmanship and spirit. This enthusiasm was evi- dent in the wonderful carnival--Johnny really had fun there. San Mateo shone out in sports this year. Johnny will long remember that this was the year we beat Burlingame for the second year in a row. Frosh- Soph and Varsity teams ranked first in the PAL. Johnny was a member of the Bearcat Boosters, too. San Mateo had a well-organized, vociferous rooting section. This group, under the leadership of our cheerleaders and pom-pom girls, cheered our teams onto victory at every game. We didn't fall down in our winnings during the basketball season either. Our teams zipped through the PAL to come into second place. This was the year that wrestling first came to San Mateo as a league sport. Johnny was a staunch supporter of his swimming, baseball, track, and gymnastics squads, too. There are numerous clubs and organizations that appeal to Johnny and his friends. Several new organizations were organized this year. In addition to the popular Spanish, French, German, and Latin Clubs, Johnny's Italian friends now have a club of their own. The out-of-doors men joined the Fishing Fools, a hunting and fishing Club, The Golden Key Society, newly formed in 1955, is San Mateo's first hon- orary group for active citizenship. This promises to be one of the top organiz- ations and a well-earned reward for leaders in school affairs. Another honor- ary society, the California Scholarship Federation, was extremely active this year under the able guidance of their zealous officers and adviser. Johnny belonged to other active school clubs. The French Club presented its annual Christmas formal, La Vie en Rose. The Science and Math Club made several excursions to local places of scientific interest. Footlighters, the drama group, attended some of the best plays in San Francisco. The Junior Red Cross distinguished itself in its projects to help those in need. Johnny kept abreast of the news, thanks to the Hi Staff, who diligently published the school paper, and special acknowledgement goes to the Elm Staff, who made this annual possible. 1955 has been a wonderful year for Johnny. He received the full benefit of his student activities, government, and other affairs. Let's hope all the Johnny Bearcats to come will be as fortunate in their years at San Mateo. 5 lx , s. bv -. ,ga Q .,. 27,4 Aix bs i 1' sa ' 113 SQ V' . . g-i?Y'f??QQ5gj, , H ,, , , V ja? . X . :- , f 5 1, J: ' 1 ' Q Q , L ' ,A na x V .. J. fx NJN vf ' . 'wif-.1 .'X , ' ' 2.4. T W., . ,214 f -w .Q ig 4 .13-JMD: ,. , 5-fj,j,52jl3j?,gf: 'aw' A fx- 1-,. 4, ,, r',,,, -1 a I? 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I :S .23 was - - Wxlham Kenney avwrvlhl. fp 0 zwwi Manbel Pyle THOMAS F. REYNOLDS DR, JAMES I, STEWART Superintendent Principal OUR FACULTY ' s If 3,11 'T V V 5 v '-A .- 1 I, ,y --W... J le Brfbwn 1 1' - '3?l:3- 2ff,.,s 5' ' W?A QM, i mf , . Y . v ggvxw 'A ,Y :f 4 - , 4 4 12' ,, s S s.. -Q, . . Y , :1.mr,s 55... 3' A .' If, 4 -uw ss S, 'f 353 sz -' 1 nf R 'ff' 5' '252:If:,,w1f: n P5 75,1 F i ll I rl I X . TEACHERS WHO WERE UNAVAILABLE AT TIME PICTURES WERE TAKEN: Charles Geer, Frank MacGraw, Donald Reynolds, Cecil Wright, Harry Eagan, Edward Kueffer, Ruth Dorsey, Johanna Goetzl, Donald Miller, Helen Dobbie, Ruth Grove, Grace Bartlett, Loren Campbell, Agnes Corcoran, Harold Fearon, Mary Peters, Leona Weeks, N. B. Allison, Wagner Jorgenson, Marcia Hinkins Mardell Graham, Martha Grannis, Dorothy Hassett, Grace O'Neil1, Harlow Clarke. f vu. Y I 8 , ' ! '13 J Q STUDENT f-' f - , V ' 2 , , ' :zu 2 as , .Q , X , . . , .-77 k'7 ' -xx 4 I t 5 9 4 X tt-7 4 1, ' x DICK DUNBAR Noon Movies N! N -.1 at 41' Q HOWARD KARR Auditor 1 C -Om 11+ if ' 'f ,Lf , x t N v X f BOB EOLEY - , X 2 ' Vice President HM CAVIN I If D' Q Recreation IOY VAN NOORDEN RQSALIE HAYS at PATTI CHAPIN Camival Dance f Lv Q, KAREL KLEIN '- -t-.- 1 b 6 MARY ANN CLINTON SL FREDDIE KERTZ 13 --' Hi Editor Publicity - ax' 5 BONI ANDERSON ' Auditorium ERNIE KIRCHNER . -If-f WIN DOWNER CWOP I A NV BL AL RUSSELL ' '52 , CONNIE GOODWIN -M Q Grounds . S . -'lj Community GIVICC BOB HAMRDLA V KEN LITTLE Parliamentarian A c I ' BILL HARDY ' Music . HOWARD HILL - N1 ,N President , ' ' ,. Q , I --FA Boys' Athletics X CAROL OTTLEY ,rglt -. Q , , Frosh Girls if CHUCK WALTZ , - ' LINDA PLAYER Elm ' 1 8B PETE MERLE fb N BARBARA BREDSTEEN 5' . Rally , ' Q Drama M ' -f'- DA E DAVE WOLEE JANET CORDES L A ' . Art X Radio , it CINDY CISLER 4, Secretary ij, 'I , L+-9 Q V ' 4 X 3 1 I gf ' , x f VKX X SQ- fb 'H 'Y If RICHARD HARRIS 5 'CQ Ai' Cafeteria U I DIANA NICHOLSON Treasurer Q f X 1 -.4 d-, xl -r 56,3 Q7 ' ,Q ,ff mx! IP FAIL COMMISSIONERS levi A M3 if. r xxx GOVERNMENT W3 U '5 A ,I ' .7 I t J T 'V A, , I :A we i K BEV BUCHMAN HAP STALLMAN ' :W I i F1-Osh Girls My Auditor .I I Q +R . ,M - - X. x . yr I JOE BRAUN 1 :NEMA BOB SMITH at C, vice President - l F JANE HEBERLING 'sqf t ,,. ' f Election , X 5 f ' CLAIRE SIMS Sc I BRUCE BORLAND , HOWARD KARR F1-05h Boys W is Carnival BOB HAMRDLA at , 1 I A f Jo ANN sTRAUss at IEAN KELSO SV SANDY BACH 'IAA Golden Key Publicity A sg BILL MANOLIS - Grounds WA .A, f M M CARLA GARRISON A Dance GINO DELLA LIBRA BERTHA SANCHEZ 85 B Grounds CONNIB GOODWIN CAROL SANIUBLIAN -- ' A Parliamentarian P R I, MARY ANN CLINTON ETF ME LE .,R' A President , It In I:-1 H 'P pf ' i Ii -5 ., DANNY DUCKI-IORN at ' I ' 4 N A ROSALIE HAYS ' i' f Rally -.Q N PAUL THILTGEN M Q' ' '. Bo 's Athletics Q Y SALLY TADSEN Secretary ,N - : Ex 1 'X ' 'SI' ,Q I I I ' LW Y DICK STANGE Recreation 5 ,sn-, l f Q ,rf -I ,V Y ZA' ,A X Community Service CAROLE THATCHER Hi -Editor '11 7 . Ii. Y' is I , i ff' Q-va 7 K Q 1-. -av H Ii Q.. X . -u B , fn 'I , V A '-B uffxt . y 'Nl o at 'L v L, . Zz, .Sig PAUL RIDGEWAY Dance DEE HAYNES Drama PAT CURLY Xt MARTHA POAGE Student Lounge MEL CARTER A A Radio .522 'tw-H X 5 I r I 7 ,ef M , I ,E '.',. 'L i FRANK MANA Treasurer iww SPRINGIOMMISSIUNIRS COMMISSIONS v -1 RALLY FlRST ROW: K. Kristoiierson, H. True, I. Robinson, G. Long, P. Hoiiman, L. Player, P. Merle, F. Beer, G. Freeman, A. Rogerson, C. Rosenthal, L. Lolaken SECOND ROW: S. Canning, L. Fey, M.E. O'Keefe, S. Mehrens, P. Peters, S. Hogg, G. lohnson, R. Naucl, M. Mitchell, M. Eastman, D. Newland, R. Hays, B. Warcl, I. Tabler THlRD ROW: B. Mehrens, S. Lytken, K. Greve, I. Angler, R. Myre, I. Kelso, L. Greve, G. Garrison, B. lones FOURTH ROW: B. Miles V. Berg, S. Van Noorden, I. Heberling, S. Tadson, B. Whrttlesey, S. Thatcher, D. Hilker, G. Youngsman, R. Parsons, M. Healy, D. Kohnlae, E. Hoffman, E. Morse, A. Lascamana, C. Pisanr, S. lrelancl, B. Borland FIFTH ROW: D. Mohr A. Stud, R. Mrnotto, L. Epstein. W. Downer. l. Braun, -i I!! J f .L lCE COMMUNYYY SERV . G, Sohnson, L V ROW an 2 S' G , D FlRS'Y ROW: L. Mclirnnon, L. Farrly, ' - ' h L. S. Belsfl SECCND ROW: D' Ymket' D' Plc? LP. JROWg LNOOI-de UII1 A Gibson. M. Pa-9156 THRU ROW: C' Goodwm' ' ' Grav ' Pla H' P. Cckson NCE Purley, A, Lascarnana, R. WHOUO' 5' Tame B'-1u,, Elle, Byef' L, Sfaplfg V- Berg 0 Varsi Oub ' S. T I B' ff T ' P. Ole, 11 I' B' SQHIRD Rolidofph P' Hog' S' T 10 phenson W: R vKD. Ne man Sgallalas ' B ' UH11 mana CON ' 6 , B D ' F01 . 3 ey. . Mott. JWa,.d' COMMISSIONS vf ff ' 7 , f if , 4 I Z , f 1 1 . I f I 41 , vmgzf- ,if I. .13 15 r Z' N ' fx ff l 5 ' F 17Lx,A4 I .4 , J ,Lf .- RALLY COMMISS ION - SPRING FIRST ROW: S. Evers, G. Garrison, R. McCe11an, L. Ross, K. Klein, M. Healey, P. Hoffman, S. Gulliksen, D. Duckhorn, R. Hays, K. Croxford, R. Beemish, S. Lytken, M. Richards, M. Bladen, Lana Porter, J. Cavangarro SECOND ROW: B. Cooney, L. Pisani, F. Kertz, M. Graveline, E. Sherman, C. Long, J. Gravelle, A. Lacsamana, M. Carter, R. Myre, M. E. O'Keefe, B. McKenna, W. Davis, C. Navard, S. Lytken, J. Niederhaus, R. Levin, S. Mehrens, L. McCue THIRD ROW: G. Ashby, C. Brennan, P. Strand, E. McCallum, C. Sandell, L. Haight, P. Henderson, D. Hilker, S. Adolph, S. Biagi, J. Kelson, S. Edwards, B. Bredsteen, E. Mitchell, C. Hopkins, V. Hotchkiss, L. Greve, L. Gilkey, M. Mitchell, J. Simomson, B. Mehrens, B. Bridges. . I u , f - H f I N G 'sw wr I E SP R xv.. ff-Qrwsf I I +V s Q I IX: 'Q,.'.,f'7 1 yy' J COMMUNITY COMMISSION - SPRING ' FIRST ROW: B. Sanchez, C. Goodwin. R. Pulley SEC Wise' OND ROW: R. Minotto, J. Tabler, B. Mehrens. A- E. H R- G ay. uso ' Lacsarnana. n SPRXN Rgdgew 5gePhe Q. ison' B-Yoshilan NK Gait ND M' OO C. CO xr. OE 6 E AN C D Savag - may S NXUSOO v S' COO S31 M. 'ies' a- 9- . B a Ha cKem Xbsoni 1- 1 ST Rowe B' Xin. L' G HR 00456 ' O99 GU BY . C- szadow. sackex ' ,s IX STUDENT I X X - ' .f..-f--I .J H - , .- I -X STUDENT COUNCIL - FALL FIRST ROW: D. Nicholsen, B. Bredsteen, C. Saysette, J. King, J. Niederhaus, A. Chickizola, V. Viano, D. Baer, J. Kelso, J. Heberling, B. Paterson, D. Peters, J. Williams, C. Ottley SECOND ROW: R. Hays, C. Cisler, G. Youngsman, M. Brown, S. Morgan, C. Clayton, P. Naud, M. A. Clinton, L. Greve, M. Healey, S. O'Neill, K. Klein, J. Van Noorden P. Chapin, L. Player, F. Kertz THIRD ROW: J. Brennan, P. Shubkagel, K. Greve, S. Yonkers, J. Quigley, G. Garrison, Y. Gai, E. MacDonald, B. Borland, J. Nelson, D. Linck, B. Benson FOURTH ROW: G. Ashby, J. Hayes, R. Minotto. J. Hense, A. Russell, T. Brandt, B. Hardy, B. Hamrdla, P. Merle, A. Cat, B. Gifford, H. Karr FIFTH ROW: R. Harris, E, Kirchner, H. Hill, R. Ireland, D. Wolfe, C. Waltz, D. Dunbar, G. Della Libera, B. Foley, B. Coruccini, W. Downer, R. Schultz, J. Cavin, T. Sewloh, B. Mott, P. Curley. STUDENT COUNCIL - SPRING FIRST ROW: M. Gerber, A. Bercaw, A. Jacobsen, D. Haynes, J. Kelso, C. Sims, R. Mayre, K. Croxford, S. Edwards, C. Goodwin, L. Ross, M. Peterson, V. Viano SECOND ROW: L. Haight, D. Rosenthal, D. Nicholson, J. Heberling, C. Thatcher S. Bach, D. Newland, B. Mehrens, M. Eastman, B. Sanchez THIRD ROW: M. Myray, L. Lokken, M. LaMurr, L. Gilkey, J. A. Straus, L. Greve, M. Poage, A. Williams, S. Sherry, M. Taylor FOURTH ROW: D. Strange, H. Hill FIFTH ROW: G. Della Libera, A. Lacsamana, B. Schulz, W. Danielson, D. Day, P. Curley, H. Karr, J. Smyth, B. Corrucini, J. Hollister SIXTH ROW: Daniels, C. Miller. COUNCIL F STUDENT COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS This was San Mateo's best year ever because your Student Council did a good job rep- resenting you and working hard for you. This group consists of your elected Student Body Officers, their appointed Commissioners and your elected home room representatives. Work- ing together, the Student Council made this year the best ever at San Mateo High. Starting off the fall semester with a bang, under Bill Hardy, Student Body President, were Bob Foley and Pat Curley, who were Student Chairmen of the annual P. T.A. Member- ship Drive. Once again the Student Body came through with over 1, OOO P, T. A, memberships through their campaigning. And once again the P. T, A. presented the Student Body with 5200 toward the Student Lounge fund for their assistance in the membership drive. With this S200 and the rest of the Student Lounge fund, Pat Curley and Rosalie Hays set to work to really make something of the Student Lounge idea. For the first time definite plans were made and the Student Council accepted Pat's proposal for a temporary Student Lounge. The Student Body should next year enjoy a temporary Student Lounge in the Co-op. One of the most important developments this year was the formation of the Golden Key Society. Bob Hamrdla and his committee worked hard during the fall semester to write up the rules of the Society and develop a point system. At a special meeting on December 10, your Student Council accepted the Golden Key Society and thus, the year ends with many of your Seniors receiving their Golden Keys. Your Grounds Commission did an extra fine job this year. During the fall semester they devised a parking registration system and all cars which line Delaware and Beelevue were wearing parking stickers. There was a good clean-up campaign in the Fall and in the Spring plans for a hall clean-up campaign were formulated. This was the big year for the Rally Commission also! During football season, the Rally Commission and you students went all out. The Bearcat Boosters were formed this year and came wearing white to every game. The girl Boosters wore white middies every Friday. You had class competitive rallies for the first time, Rooters' buses to every game away from home, and thus tied Menlo -Atherton for the championship. You had the best Little- Big Game Rally ever, pretty Sherry O'Neill for Football Queen, the trophy on your side, and --once again you beat your cross-town rival, Burlingame, on Turkey Day. The Rally Com- mission inished up the year with two good Basketball Rallies and a super big Spring Rally. The Recreation Commission continued on with its noon intramural sports program. They held leagues in Football, Basketball, and Soccer. In the spring you elected Pete Merle to take over for Bill Hardy and quickly more be- gan to happen around the San Mateo campus through Student Council. Yes- your Student Council did it at last! The parking lot is now paved. Through the cooperation of your Student Council, Mr. Stewart and the higher-ups, San Mateo at last boasts of an ever wanted paved student parking lot. The Big Spring Carnival was the feature project of the Spring Semester. Howard Karr and Claire Sims were appointed Carnival Chairmen and their committee did a good job. Each of the clubs and groups in school sponsored a booth and the funds helped the Student Body Treasury greatly. This was your best carnival yet! Your Student Council also worked out and accepted a plan for a student Directory. This year's Seniors were left out but this is still another step in the work of your Student Council. Starting with the spring semester, Honor Study Hall was set up for those Juniors and Seniors who were accepted. Any upper classman could apply and those students who passed a faculty student screening were allowed to study in Room 8 and use the Library freely. Room 110 became the general Study Hall. The Dance Commission helped the A. B.S, and the Junior Class adapt to the Auditor- ium Stage for their annual dances since the gym was under repairs. The Art Commission worked extra hard this year with appropriate banners for every gpme. They did especially good jobs on the banners for all skates, noon-movies and dances a so. This was quite a year for all at San Mateo High. Many new and exciting ideas were brought to life from Bearcat Boosters to the Golden Key Society and all of the annual functions were better than ever from the Little-Big Game Rally to the Carnival. Both Pete and Bill should be congratulated on the way they led you, the Student Body, through San Mateo's best year ever! 13 ' s ABS , I 3 v- .223 ., an fr 4 1 Law Mike Kenny ii Vice President X I 5.?'f:-A 'i 191 B 1 vi Ag J, ' 0 Nur! . N fx A1 Russuel Vice President ' r, an 1 Q 1: Gordon Ashby , ,kim Pete DeNo1a President ... President , E Curt Lemmon x k, Wayne Fujito 56CI'6 Secretary 1 n Q xr A.B.S. REPRESENTATIVES - FALL SEMESTER FIRST ROW: D. Manning, B. Hanson, D. Layman, J. Iacona, G. Park- inson, B. Pease, R. Billings SECOND ROW: G. Ashby, D. Duckhom, B. I Bragg, B. Manning, T. Waller, C. Schultz, D. Dreyfuss THIRD ROW: A B S L. Knox, J. Braun, F. Christianson, C. Miller, B. Manolis. G. Ashb - - CABINET - FALL SEME ho Y, . Manolig, C Miner D D STER fn. . - . feyfuss D STER . . Duck- 5 REPRESENTATIVES - SPRING SENU5 Stau- A' B' ' ,. G Ashby L. Pisiani, B. G1ff0fd- H' W A. B. S CABIN FIRST ROW: W' Punto' -' 1. Hema, P. DeNo1a secosm RO . FIRST Row. C ET ' SPRING ssmssr M this D. Hamilton. P Foster 3, - . waltz A ER man' D' a ' Nussbaum. T- Seweloh' ' ' Folel' SECOND , ' Russuel, B Sm' Ilersrein. L. Knox, I. U Shame: I. Chambers, C , ROW, P. DeN - ith, B, B' Wa 'th THIRD ROW: C. Miller, H. ' ' Mluef' T- Edward Ola' D- Creighton Hickey- B' Sml 5 mba. S. I. Nussbaum, ' Warren, P. Booth. 0- 5 T. Duffy. D i , 44.1. ri , kv I4 ,VX iii? yi' Tv Linda P1aYeT President Joy Van Noorden Secretary R 1 A G S REPRESENTATIVES - FALL SEMESTER RST ROW K Smlth J Dauchet C Brazil, R. Petersen A Solhaug S Edwards S ON1e11 H MacDonald SECOND ROW: I.Sm1th H Yoshlta C FALL SEMESTER Mamn K Lusch G Freema BINET n B Klrby, S. Berg, S.Io11en THIRD ROW J A G S CA d ards S ONe1HBG Peterson C Holhs S Lytken M J F w w 5 E reeberg, L. Fairly A Rogerson H True P Ja K Loke img FRONT R0 w I Heber n K Croxford L Logman, L. McCue KR0 teeman BA? Krusxc B Kirby ESENTATIVES - SPRING SEMESTER TER FIRST ROW M Warts J Luchg L L ET SPRYNG SEMES oken, K. Croxford P Sandell L Glb m S Dalton son S Hoag K Harsell SECOND ROW: S. Bach, G Jackson J Pomeroy A G S Ciiwls I Anderson! Van Norr D McMasterS A Armstrong M EHSIIDHH, S- Isola S Mustam M DeStef FIRST ROW R ch SECOND Rowm M rim THIRD ROW S MCCUMY C SHYSCUQ. M-Ifoyama M Gravelme F L Player S Ba Sterhker 1 Fo ertz S Carter C Tolen L Yarke, B. Sundb1ad,G Johns X. fi 12 1 lin W ,P - Wayne Fujito , M P ,'3 J 'gf A X D ff , -,Q E 'pd . Pat Curly if V .-nf few-5. -, ,4 x ve-14! xx -ffl Am wf'9 JUNIOR COUNCIL - SPRING FIRST ROW: V. Viano, C. Saysette, J. Paulson, M E O'Keefe G. Grant SECOND ROW: L. Behrman. N-.. J . Ragna Myre JUNIOR COUNCIL - FALL FIRST ROW: J. Tasdkawa, A. Bendenelli, R. Peterson, Pandell, P. Brakesman, C. Sandell, L. Gibson, F. Christensen SECOND ROW: L. Knox, H. Karr, C. Sims, G. Grant, A. Bercaw, B. Whit- tlesey, B . Manning . 0 ' its f I ax I N i . ., - x w .3 I f' Yu . Q- 4 ,a 'iff' Ap..-. 1' .1451 Q - I X. ' ' l -3 7-1 is Q 7 ,V 35- Y -1.4 .5 2 -S if sf 4 1 I I t v it x A 14 biyll ,, - 'K IORS A 1 .' ' - X . - Dlck Dumke f W ' ' . , . fl'Y 'K. Q , 1 s , . ' - ff? w A' r NYU' 1 -Q s .W Dave Hamilton Mary Ellen O'Keefe FIRST ROW: J. Ackley, S. Adolph, P. Albers, G. Allen, G. A1len,. P. Allen, D. Alteri. SECOND ROW: L. Amick, I. Anderson RJ. Anderson, L. Andrade, I. Angier, A. Armstrong, A. Armstrong. THIRD ROW: K. Armstrong, N. Armstrong, S. Armstrong, B. Arneson, L. Asbell, H. Aslin, D. Bachman. FOURTH ROW: I. Bagneschi, V. Barrusch, I. Baskett, R. Bauer, F. Beer, W. Behler, L. Behrmann. 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Danner, S. Davis, E. DeiTos, A. Della Libera, R. De Martini, J. De Nola, FOURTH ROW: S. Denola, M. De - Stefano, R. Dillon, W. Dinsmore, D. Dittnock, C. Dochow, H. Domg. FIFTH ROW: D. Dumke, W. Dunlap, A. Durden, B. Eggert, H. Engelskirchen S. Engstrom, L. Epstein. SIXTH ROW: E. Eskilson, I. Fechko, J. Ferreira, C. Ferrington, L. Fey, J. Finney, S. Fowl. SEVENTH ROW: B. Frazier. I. Freeland B. Fridell, W. Fujito, S. Futterer, B. Gardella, S. Gardiner. EIGHTH ROW: S. Garrett, M. Garrotto, M. Dellidon, L. Gibson, B. Gidal, B. Gifford, D. Gilchrist. NINTH ROW: M. Godley. I. Goldstein, G. Grant, L. Grant, M. Graves, I. Graziano, P. Greenhill. TENTH ROW: P. Griffith, A. Guidry, W. Gutzwiller, I. Hall, P. Hall, B. Halstead, B. Hamilton. FIRST ROW: D. Hamilton, E. Hamilton, F. Hansen, H. Harrington, D. Harris, M. Harvey, E. Hatfield. SECOND ROW: B. Hayes, D. Haylock, R. Hendrick, J. Hense, E. Hermann, E. Herold, H. Hickey. THIRD ROW: S. Hoag, J. Hoefle, I. Hughes, H. Hungerford, B. Hurd, K. Huyck, L. Ikeda. FOURTH ROW: F. Imachi, M. Ishida, S. Isola, H. Ivensfeldt, B. Izaak, P. Ja, B. Jacobsen. FIFTH ROW: R. Jacobsen, C. Jang, B. Jansen, S. Jew, J. Lynn, B. Jones, D. Jordan. SIXTH ROW: S. Jordan, J. Jorgensen, D. Joslin, W. Juchert, R. Jung, H. Karr, M. Keiles. SEVENTH ROW: J. Kensinger. I. Kerr, M. Kilbane, M. Kirkpatrick. I. Klam, L. Knox, P. Kohnen. EIGHTH ROW: K. Kristofferson, R. Kumli, M. Kvarme, B, LaForce, M. Laisne, S, Lanning, C. Larson. NINTH ROW: J. Laumond, L. Lawrence, S. Lawrence, B. Layne, B. Lee, C. Lee, C. Lemmon. TENTH ROW: B. Leong, B. Levin, R. Levine, L. Lim, D. Linck, L. Lindeman, K. Little. 16165 7 0 7, , H E ' 51 . ef: JY ,'n 'P 95 1 ' If? Q . , .X ' '-, 3 R ' 2 75 -- ' f -Q 4' --. cf f --P f ff +', 1' 1' X K ' K P 3. '. 1 ' X Lf 1 ,, .lk I1 L15 I 'l ' -1 4' j 1 Q-4 '. 7' . 9 3: ,j .' -,- , . .. 1- . -- J .. -X I I Q Ni' . .. u - . 1 ' ' 1 S tv 11,1 ' M N 7 I ii, y K ' .-.V K s! x f If X 4 , fu. I.. Ai . ,I e , Q-1 A ,Q -. f M5152 ff ' V 57 ' . 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Maclnnis, G. Mankins, B. Manning, B. Marshall, A. Marubayashi P. Mascia, D. Mathis. THIRD ROW: M. Matson, E. McCallum, D. McCann, P. McClelland, M. McClure, C. McDaniel, T. McHenry. FOURTH ROW: B. Meiklejohn, B. Meter, G. Meyer, V. Michel, B. Michelson, C. Mills, C. Miranda. FIFTH ROW: R. Moldt, E. Monica, R. Moore, J. Moreno, R. Morgan, R. Morgan, S. Morgan. SIXTH ROW: T. Morgan, N. Morita, S. Morrison, G. Moscheto, F.Muh1eman, F. Muhleman, I. Mullen. SEVENTH ROW: B. Mullen, M. Mulliken, M. Mumaugh, J. Murdock, B. Murdy, R. Myer, J. Nakagawa. EIGHTH ROW: I. Nelson, A. Notowitz, I. Nussbaum, M. O'Keefe, M. Olson, P. O'Nei11, T. Orshorn. NINTH ROW: G. Pandell, J. Parker, A. Parma, J. Parsons, E. Pastorelli, I. Paul, M. Paul. TENTH ROW: J. Paulson, B. Peace, I. Pearson, C. Pelton, H. Pelzner, C. Perry, R. Perry. I FIRST ROW: A. Peters, P. Peters, R. Peterson, T. Peterson, S. Philpott, A. Pinkham, M, Pomeroy. SECOND ROW: G. Powers, C. Price, E. Quock, H. Quock, D. Radel, A. Ratto, I. 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Wain- wright, W. Wakeman, C. Walker. THIRD ROW: T. Waller, D. Wauake, B. Warren. J. Watson, I. Webster, E. Weising, M. Wells. FOURTH ROW: T. Whitehurst, E, Whiting, G. Whitten, B. Whitrlesey, J. Williams, R. Williams, B. Wilson. FIFTH ROW: D. Wilson, E. Wilson, T. Wisnom, O. Wong, O. Wong, D. Woolfe, S. Woy. SIXTH ROW: I . Woyciehowsky, M. Wyant, S. Yoshimoto, A. Yurugi. E 1-5355 ra I I n I ll v P-,,,.. R ... . F Wg ,f ac- my vu ull L - Hfrzrrf' X -' 'f if QF t ,.-,nm f' G . My L -Q' J 4 I I SMHSfroma1r ', 'gw1v Posters on Parade 9 1 'D xg Y X55 5 9 f 2 9 gi paw' , xg- hw F09 if ' gl ' FUR QQ AP - K+! JA, 5 99999 ,. lsr Q? X?'l'M L Whose are they? 1- Bunny wou1dn't bow I if I B C S M Team Banquet. of 'fr 'V 9 up an L1 Z4 FIRST ROW: D. Peoples, L. Lender, J. Lewis, D. Morrison, M. Paisley, T. Ishida, J. Koch, S. Fitch, D. Powell, A. Kubitz, I. Kenny SEC- OND ROW: H. Lang, A. Amarillo, J. Thompson, D. Humparey, S.Love- lace, B. Baxter, B. Elgin, R. Chem- ier, J. Reynard, T. Pons, C. Ming, B. Schillaci THIRD ROW: E. Cor- tinl, S. Furuya, D. Sharp, P. Farire, N. Poss, B. Griffith, K. Nicholson, R. Paulsen, W. Lavezzo, Stan Gibb, R. Theen. FIRST ROW: P. Giannoni, J. Cross, B. Engell, L. Matson, A. Izmirian, E. Cutrell, M. Queen, T. Jones, L. Nakagawa, E. Corvill, S. Yulich, G. Fitzgerald, V. Periat, R. Ander- son, G. Arthur SECOND ROW: F. Hutton, D. Bamett, M. Paul, B. Pertis, R. van Herst, I. Macho, J. Gireely, D. Doianen, R. Schoengold, S. Lorenzo, B. Bennett, B. Benson, B. Merkel, F. Alley, W. Santa, B. Bnrge, B. Anderson THIRD ROW: P. McCarthy, P. Williams, T. Burt, R. Freedman, R. Nedwick, H. Barnes, M. Shinn, C. Mills, R. Wainright, G. Wheeler, M. Celestres, A. R. Skinner, P. Trask, J. Meek, 1. Huff- stutter, D. Bons. FIRST ROW: E. Stillings, B. Hether- ton, N. Estoll, N. House, S. Joyce, B. Baker, P. Matlock, M. A. McLel- lan, B. Nelson, C. Tolen, S. Bow- sen, B. Devlncenzi, S. Shutes SEC- OND ROW: M. Suyemasa, K. Ikoxna, H. Quock, E. Sano, E. Fabris, J. Gansel, P. Greve, S. Barraclough, A. Pickrom, M. Hubler, S. Bein, A. Kullmann, G. Miller, T. Lewis. I 66:44 0,6 '55 FIRST ROW: E. Woolfiti, J. Fields, S. McKinnon, C.Nepote, C. Bleuss, I. Hartmann, K. Lusch, R. Ventur oni, J. Van, V. Stall, B. Elvey, L Cala, D. Day, C. Cunningham, R. Cala SECOND ROW: S. Herold, B Schramm, B. Bernhardt, E. Davis, A. Coppo, M. Lahanas, K. Harsell, L. Berkery, A. Marsh, H. Caudill, P. Martin, B. Boyce, M. Harris, G Goodwin. J. Read, G. Holbrook THIRD ROW: N. Der, R. Endo, S. Berges, M. Soto, H. Yurigi, B. Cagle, B. Tingle, E. Santos, M. Davis, N. Moreno, J. Kawahara, H. ,, Semba, L. Chaney, A. Hamblet, J. Fisher, S. Dunbar, J. Lader FOURTH ROW: M. Haghan, L. Ostroff, G, A1len,,D. Poncelet, B. Miller, D. Kallander. J. Moyer. 4 'Q FIRST ROW: G. Smith, H. carwin, W A. Arjo, K. Daniels, L. Dennis, C. 1 Brawn, J. Norman, V. Smith, L. Yarke, C. Bryant, P. Raitman, C. Gordon, D. Herschler, B. White, M. Ingraham, R. Newcomer, L. Larson, M. Washburn, B. Elfving SECOND ROW: G. Muzikants, D. Crawford, I. Spain, R. Schinkel, M. Gerber, J. Yama, F. Pichie, J. Keagle, P. Combs, L. Bridgman, R. Yamatoda, L. McKinnon, M. McKinnon, B. Lyman, J. Rucker, B. Simanck, R. Fick, R. Beardsley THIRD ROW: P. Ramazzina, G. Wright, P. Casey, C. Capes, S. Peterson, B. Newcomb, M. Peter- 'C son, B. Mazzoncini, S. Loomis, J. Hower, E. Till, G. Venable, G. ' Archer. iz I5 1 I I 'F i 25 ii I .I N Nellis Colcord AF- . -,..,-r , XJ 9 Scott Danielson V If .-' Eff f SOPHOMORE COUNCIL - FALL FIRST ROW: B. Lassell, S. Evers, M. Fritz, I sh, D. Gib- son, c. Long, H. McDonald SECOND ROW: ' fs. Schulz, G. Garrison, S. Gullikson, I. Gravelle, W. Wallick, R. Sutherline. Pat Hoffman SOPHOMORES -fn. Jim Hollister .Y ' SO PHOMORE COUNCIL - SPRING 4 FIRST ROW: L. Haight, K. Corxford, A. Jacobsen, L. Lokken, A. Sheffield SECOND ROW: J. Ireland, I. Hollister, T. Cullin- an, N. Bollen, G. Parkinson. 1 fxs- Jon Ireland ' as ga, G9 Karen Greve QI We We ....4.. - C- P J, Q Y, ' 'h ' :wg L I 1, 1 . ' V 7. ' .1 2 -4 S , -, as W , in - fo .- , X W . ,, I. 4. .ef X any Gus Amirillo 19, lk ,u X AN A. Ted Lewis V9 J: .L Phyllis Combs .4 ,mx KX + 1, FRESHMAN COUNCIL - FALL FIRST ROW: B. Mazzoncini, A. Solhaug, P. Combs, C. Tolen, B. Smyth, D. Carlson SECOND ROW: R. Paulson, T. Hemingway, T. Lewis, G. Amirillo. FRESHMAN FRESHMAN COUNCIL - SPRING FIRST ROW: B. Mazzoncini, C. Engle, P. Paulson, S. Shevy, M. Stewart, I. Crammer, S. Jones, I. Van SECOND ROW: R. Miller, R. Flynn. J. Stone, L. Hart, T. Temingway, B. Kramer. X , .,.. . . fm 11 G mm l , , fm Q Eggaul' -. H w.-1 5' an sw wr. une.. run .. . mr.-new ff :mn ' Hangman- aa. ':,., 1 wa Q61 'W -- ' Y an-gan in an .,:,' G L i Q' Barb '99 1 Tom Hemmingway Pat Paulson ara Mazzoncini , S ' r FIRST ROW: B. Gallup, R. Price, A. Kotlarov, T. Noce, J. Taylor, M. Harris, I. Truluck, S. Smith, M. Nohrden, M. Fuller, I. Landucci, C. Kuse, G. Schall, I. Fickle, E. Kirk, L. Sutton, B. Shields, M. Casey, M. Del1'Arce SECOND ROW: M. Kel- ler, W. Norris, K. Behfeld, R. Morris T. Wahlen, C. Long, B. Jackson, M. Osterman, S. Van Gutman, I. Val- lier, B. Mehrens, B. Church, B. Smothers, C. Homquist, G. Moroni, P. Coburn, D. Hassack, R. Dohe- rnann, I. Berberick THIRD ROW: T. Brockway, 1. Robinson, J. O'Brien, G. Arrillaga, M. Taga, G. Choin- iere, S. McLean, R. Long, J. Mc A1- lister, R. Kraft, B. Tubman, D.Han- sen, L. Witter, P. Sander, R. Round- tree. FIRST ROW: S. Gulliksen, P. Hoff- man, L. Porter, G. Varsi, L. Israel, P. Harris, G. Smallcomb, R. Taylor, P. Dorr, L. Holt, R. Naples, B. Las- sell, L. 'I'homas, B. Boots, J. Su- soeff SECOND ROW: S. Bragg, B. Bogart, D. Albert, R. Zadow, L. Perry, D. Czapkay, E. Erlbeck, R. Staff, P. Selveggio, T. Upschulte, B. Lee, F. Vemon, S. Rieden, J. Hein, W. Meyer, G. Fujita THIRD ROW: D. Gibsen, C. Hansen, J. Hansen, A. Morris, M. Koyen, F. Peabody, L. Lewis, B. Garstad, B. Richer, R. Pas, H. Fick, D. McIn- tosh, W. Gladwin, C. Scheibe, A. Parish, J. Fletcher FOURTH ROW: C. Huffman, C. May, I. Hildebrand, D. Mays, S. Wolfson, B. Myers, L. Dianich, P. Barley, V. Lintini, M. Johnson, P. Jones, C. Portman, J. Foumier, J. Hinners, M. Holquin, M. Peterson, B. Olson. I FIRST ROW: P. Foster, B. Jones, J. Ireland, D. Pomeroy, S. Berg, C. Martion, K. Croxford, E. Louis, J. Niederhaus, S. Lcythen, P. Rymer, K. Greve, F. Yama a, M. Wal er, J. Webb, D. Myers, G. Hartman SEC- OND ROW: G. Harris, R. Plaskett, G. Chambers, P. Worthin ton, M. Cocconi, E. Carpenter, Dorill, B. Benidt, J. Barton, S. Lytken, S. Schmidt, J. Ogren, L. Ross, J. Bren- nan, C. Nelin, J. Linden, J. Maley, D. Hillberg THIRD ROW: D. Ewing, D. Mahoney, A. Ferrari, J. Baker, A. Thiclmeyer, D. McMasters, C. Evans, H. Meara, J. Sleipness, L. Lokken, R. Sutherlin, L. McHugh, W. Ryall, J. Stoker, D. Root, . Shanzen, C. McKenna, H. Forbes FOURTH ROW: S. Smith, A. Kvarme B. Benson, J. Lagen, M. Levitan, B. McAdams, B. Drennan, M. Emprey, B. Matt, B. Courshon, J. Kless, T. Seweloh, E. Tefank, T. Nakamitsu, N. Owyang, D. Warren FIFTH ROW: T. Cornely, M. McLeod, R. Baron- ski, B. Buer, P. Taigden, D. Lehu- can, I. Bryan, B. Brewster, J. Hol- lister, C.'Wirgler, B. Livingston, J. Prescott, J. Yuen, M. Furvya SIXTH ROW: L. Grinnell, B. Schulz, F. Bau mann, L. Rinard, A. Holmes, L. Hofmann, B. Mardes, B. Schuler, J. Bruno, B. Bochman, B. Jachens, T. Cullinan, D. Curyea, D. Coxwell, G. Hepler. FIRST ROW: T. Tresser, K. Engdahl, M. Motyle, G. Boschero, C. Curtis, D. Sto ers, I. Goertz, A. Ramblas, S. Wayne, C. Tumer, S. William- son, R. Abercrombie, V. Stevens, M. Benson, P. Knowles, P. Bozich, N. Watmough, J. Paine, D. Johnston, R. Gillanders, Y. Takeshita SEC- OND ROW: B. Corset, D. Corey, J. Savage, R. Rozewski, A. Rumsey, S. Midt ie, G, King, S. Porter, B. Krough, C. Miller, M. I. Freeberg, B. Rosander, J, Riddell, J. Surb , I. McDonald, I. Quigley, S. Ashby, L. Cardiff, P. 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X Afprh if N624-L QLSBV, -x4E. . rg I 5 t . I . V' fail SQLWAE HM-. A -T 1 ,vs YKBS , Cobbooach , C, GYJQN 6 OO R voaxx r Nl P' Y A E' 00 YYNPS Yxea VARSITY FOOTBALL Last fall, San Mateo closed out one of the most successful seasons in school football history. They finished with a 7-I record. What orange -blooded Bearcat could forget San Mateo 's sensational I4-O triumph over Burlingame in the annual Turkey Day Traditional? This win enabled us to gain a tie for our second PAL championship, the first in eight long years. Larry QBuckyJ Kahler set a new league record for touchdown passes with thirteen, as well as leading the league with I7 conversions, and finishing second in the PAL scoring race, and also acting as co -captain. The other co -captain, fleet Kent Ikeda, finished third in the ground gaining department. Our defense held up equally well, shutting out our opponents in four of the last six games. We started the season rolling by coming from be - hind to defeat Palo Alto 25-13. With Kahler passing to four TD 's we downed Jefferson 38-I6 in game number two. Willow Glen gave us our third straight victory, 13-o, in San Jose's Spartan Stadium. We ran all over Carlmont in our next game, 45 -0. YAT's passing, Linck's two touchdowns, and spectacular scoring runs by Johnny Hayes and Gerry Meyer highlighted the seven touchdown affair, our highest scoring effort of the sea- son. Next, highly rated Lincoln fell before our con- quering heroes, I2-6, as Ikeda tallied two TD 's in the final period. You'll recall it was this game when you boarded one of the ten rooter busses to- journey to San Jose and cheered the boys on to victory. About this time, our student body's great spirit was commended by a local newspaper. lt looked momentarily as if we were on our way to an undefeated season. But Cap- uchino rudely shattered our hopes by handing us our only defeat of the season. A 72 yard pass play proved to be the margin of victory, 7-0. We bounced back to smash San Jose, 36-0, as Meyer got off on the longest scoring play of the year, a 54 yard jaunt. Kent Ikeda also returned a punt 70 yards to a TD. The Warriors of South San Francisco were massacred 4 I-I2 in a game that saw everyone play. Kahler hit on Il of I5 passes for four touchdowns, all ir1 the first half. Then our crowning effort, the L'il Biggiel Bucky went over for both scores and booted the conversions as SM took its second straight from the Panthers. The season was capped by the selection of Bucky Kahler, Kent Ikeda, Gino Della Libera, and Ollie Semba on the All PAL team. Semba received the dis- tinction of being chosen for the second string All North- ern California Team. But the team played as such a unit that it is im- ' possible to choose individual standouts. A combination of teamwork, excellent coaching, and the will to win made possible the outcome of this season. KEEP UP THE SPIRIT, SAN MATEOI JIM KERR DAVE HAMILTON WEST DAVIS SM JEFF Rushing 101 253 Passing 171 8 Total 272 261 First downs IO I2 Penalties 80 IO Fumbles lost 1 2 SAN MATEO 38 JEFFERSON 16 A .'-.- iff' A + 'W N +51 . I Q r I' X ' , .-- ,J-'Jr V , 1255? 1. .. 511,1 5 1 F Q4 ,,fgsf-f:1f,:f Z' fjf 11. f.-1, . ,, Q. , ,, , .xx ,. A his xiii? 1'5T'5'?i f.4'v'i'e s -T . vi DAVE CREIGHTON SM PALO ALTO Rushing 55 152 Passing 170 48 Total 225 zoo First downs I2 I2 Penalties 25 35 Fumbles lost I 2 SAN MATEO 25 PALO ALTO I3 5 FRANK MANA M. . Q ht JIM LAUMOND ...ip 1181,-'Tw it --.,1. V 'Z , ,f x Rushing Passing Total First downs Penalties Fumbles lost San Mateo Willow Glen ,rx L 52.-4:5 Timm X, Us- s K 1-H Q' A 4-' , je fe' N' JI I in '11, le-- i' ,x'i I 14 i A vsp, Wifi 'S ia? fa sf Q DICK DUMKE BILL BARRCLOUGH ..-. 4- . Z. ' .Yi , . , - A - ra' 5 2 . I I , l . Q , 2 1: :....1 4-Q-f -1 4 1 - 1-fif - A , ' 'E -..1f,.. 1 . 31 Q K K 4 , , 'M , K-f ' - ' . ' 'f- as-1 ' vvnv--' 23, ' , - - . vu j' . , Y, . ...Q 5 ...M - If 3 v ,411 .... 9'-.H fs . If ' ' . A is A , , -1 , A V .Q 1 ..... . A ,315 T' . 1' A 1 1 fl. -F 4 1 .sf fgH.w e,,,.W, FJ-. gk, -Li,W1 . Q F 4,7 5 ' , ',' V . A U' '- - V 1 P ' . milai- T, P UW, 1 Igtah afgi - lg- 455: 11,1 Rushing m , 7-:J X-LA 0 u ,hit-yi - 45 A-5 ,- Q Q passing .4-- fb . ' . 1 M' . ' ' L It 1 H' Total .,,f.,, J 2 1 - Y . ' I' X , W- ff ' ' f 4 4 ,, 'QI ' First Downs f- . 1 . V 1 A . .- If Q Penalties f 1, 1 1 -4 ' ' , ,. Fumbles lost I j 'uf z.,'ri25v',1.,,. W 'fi if-l,:,i vf, -.2 A -5221. .. ,-Qf f J X. 'ffl Q ' . , 'H I A - X 5- ' . H - Q .1 1' , San Mateo A ,, -, 'if Q.54.QjfLZ..2 ' , ,,,Q.gf,,, Carlmont , W 1- A A - - 'A ' + -,, - 4 f 'f.:3-hi . 4' 1, .A , 5 '---4 - 1 . -A-fm. hm- ' . ' -'Z wsu, ' mr- . ,-gig? . V' -1 A ,y vs. 1, ,. 5 v:4s.'-. rf .-a'.' A. 1 , . F f 0 .,,, . -wt J.. , M W , ,'.- .5 Q 4. , ' A , -fi. '. . 4 1. . . A-ts., -M. 8 Mm ,. I J f I lg , ' I ...' QB ' um? xW 0 - . 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A -. V I-QA VARSITY CHEER LEADERS , LW -a. Z 5 . . gA .- .- '01 fb-if M. - f 77? D Q M W 7 I - '1 1 415 12 .,4' X ,f ,V ,mn 29 . ALL S ', ' M ,Q-a,' Pom-Pon Girls ' K Sandy Biagi, Jean Simonson Bev Buckman -- Q-f x Xx X5 ,Q 7 Svkl CL in G K , A! 6 , V X I X X K' I ' X m my ,L - 7.'L'f:15' H-I - ,f , ,--1 - -,: J w .1 af e i? W K q V 'f i In . Bl 1 X T 2 vi F- - L ,ff ,L 1 A ,pr -if V . ' , Bearcat Band performs lltlll WIW' lllill I if , 4, . t ,u ' 1 l . ' , .1 -'Ng ,A A A. N A H . , , .' N-I-ff' . ' F YA, X. g sn 'l 1 -, . Z' x fe- '-1' 9 .,.ff iz' .-Q , .5 ,gf -' , W, ,ul - f nv- la- li OL fi . ' .. M l ' Q - 1 , , 'AN lk-A. - ' ,.,,'l .. ' v ., - gr -f , .. f- ' X, 'flfff V 1 - fb 7 - Phcoeyl Which twin has the Toni? Z4 l Campuqncfs Hifi Yell 'T-,vi A WOWUI ,-. . A I - , 1 4 r ., n - X ,. t .,.- ' 1 'Q . ur ' zfrxf- - ra - ' v ' - A N . 1 - 1 .- --4 ' 1-,. lv- A f. .2 V, A 1' -1. 14 5 la, .ww F' sua - . y ' F , - . ' llllliiiiiii ' ., . ,H - , - -- - .. 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'j,fa'.gpV Q35 X Q ' :RX 3 as be 'H Miller Twmg Seniors Win Again .Q ,V Q r - WA mn A igritliiizw V-'lfaxw-1. 400 Boosters nnvude Lincoln f BCSM Banquet ' , Blrnqum's Cuptzxm sal w Gee! ,- 1 Champion ' ',v'::fiQ Who to 1 down - HllIlQ.1'-tile ,-41 ' F ' '-its MN ' A u..,J 1 'I 'ff V J , watch ure smile! 544 Q A :Q ' .v,.,,1,gf X , 1 W! i: E'?'9f?-E f ' -A 'Nw 'A A we f. sv J 1 'f e Nw lla - fl. , 1 , fd if ' 7 x L M 'U 9 J gn ' if ' .. V: 41 , . ' ,,:'::' ' ' 12' yr, 'gf ' , L, wig A , 4 1 1 N. H 1 gr: ,IAQ ,553 V .. , - -'21 .tj ,V 5 1 qi '-ref H- 1 ' - ' J ?1 ' V , . .. , fi' . ,X ' Ls H . ' ', 'K' - ' ' A' ' lily- x,qf!af'b'Jn ' L - 1--.-I lv 1 xy 3,51 ' M 1 i Q 3 .. f .un 1 A , , 1 N Hmm-m-m-m-ml!! Nigsgfk? Tell us Q duck story! 4.-i m A -. . - . Poor Buf1.nl,m.2'e' 5 Q l'.,'F' Frm- bow- Im POI- G-I 4 -.J f4v'z ' T if A 'inf w-'pg --ww? if-Q ' , '-- lx . . . ' - ' ' . tx ,xy ff-: ' -Q f 1 1,1 - fw , 1 , ..-Q. -.:f?f'?'5 'f ,ri . . :ga-:www , . 1 .. X 1, I uf, 3'.I,y,. , :- . .- ,,,-'if' A if 1. 1-L, .., ,,.,, V f ,', Hr, . . Ct. - -, Ll'-.lf r . f, , f- . ,-4,1 flip, Y -,Q 1 ' f' .. vfi:P5 !,.'1Ti,Q, ii: . , J, IT' gt- ..- :Wx '- 1' ' , W 1' 'r- ' 'Lf V P z RMA' f .gf.Q,.:,. ,-1-1-fist, '-' -Q' 1 f ' 'C-f'i'i?g?,,rd4 ' fgxli.. 'JM . 'I ' ar' 1 4 li 1' 7'5 5' V uf' tr I-3 l','f.x'wKl'3. - - -...- .V w- ,V . Ag , 'E ,. rv A , .1,.KYv1 , 4 , , .l- tr .i . V kr 5. -i., KN? ,v - i...M2, ylsn.-9. .vfyukl Mx A ,Wx ,A Le A A. , ,.,ff, we rn , -- . : l' f ' W ,.A:4fw. au,.4q: ,I FROSH SOPH FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Ass't Coach Kueffer, J. Prescott, T. Nakamitsu, I. Giovanetti, J. Yuen, B. McAdams, T. Noce, T. Lewis, M. Levitan, R. Mahoney, P. Foster, J. Webb, J. Kless, A. Ferrari SECOND ROW: M. Furuya, R. Livingston, G. Harris, B. Graves, E. Miller, M. Greeny, B. Courshon, J. Chambers, D. Toomey, B. Devincenzi, B. Plaskett, B. Woy, T. Seweloh, B. Kyle, H. Forbes, B. Drennon. THIRD ROW: Coach Larson, J. Bruno, H. Shanzer, J. Moriarity, D. Myers, T. Cornelly, J, Hollister, B. Schuler, C. Wirgler, E. Tefank, I. Ireland, R. Empey, B. McCarron, W. Wallick, M. McCloud, B. Jones, Coach Mills. Credit goes to our Frosh -Soph for capturing the league to give San Mateo the schoo1's first double football championship. 'I'he only loss to mar our otherwise perfect record was an upset win by underdog Burlingame. Paced by the running of Tony Noce, Wayne Wallick, and Bill Woy, the passing of Barry McCarron, and the defensive work of Bob Plaskett, Roger Devodier, and company, the team landed on top with a 6-I -I record. We beat South San Francisco in the opener as Tony Noce tallied two TD 's. The great forward wall stopped Menlo -Atherton on our II yard line as we battled them to a 0-o deadlock, in our next game. With Noce going for two touchdowns, one an 80 yard kickoff re- turn, we downedlefferson 32 -6. The Bearkittens capitalized on fumbles, to knock Palo Alto from the unbeaten ranks 26 -o. The Sequoia Cherokees fell next on their own home grounds, by a score of I2 -0. We clinched the title by defeating Carlmont in the next to last game of the season, 20 -6. In the junior version of the Little -Big game, it looked as if it were all San Mateo when we got off to a seven point lead in the first quarter. But the Blingums came back with three TD 's of their own to upset us I8-I3. Thanks to Coaches Bob Mills and Bill Larson for a fine season. B' Graves End R. Livingston Tackle 62 - 'X K7 V V 6? an .-.. feast.. is ie tftiaf .0 - ' it Qi , ff . 1 ft ,arf f i Mr. Mills Mr. Larson Head Coach Assistant Coach BOB KYLE Halfback WAYNE WALLICK Fullback I. CHAMBERS Guard I . IRELAND Center 4 BILL WOY Halfback BARRY McCARRON Quarterback B, PLASKETT Guard Dlvvw - .nw wr?-' ., . -... I 5 1 A.-L. 7 . A lm I sm 40 SM 0 SM 32 SM 33 SM 26 SM I2 SM 20 SM I3 P . HARRIS Tackle . ,n. -, 4 N N1 ' 7. .N .. , qggign - 5,6 J A ' .4-Z-. , ' 'Q 'V Y rx. f-. . '55, f. -1 ': ' f-M' I H. i.U,,Jd A V 3.1 , I wg h 'W A r Q vu 'w K SCORES SSF Menlo-Atherton Jefferson Capuchino Palo Alto Sequoia Carlmont Burlingame .fru..-.- Q, . lj -rf, mf-yfrf w , . , lg wg, 11-,ff-f-11' V -.--. .,.. r.. r.. --,w..- .:.... .--.-.--rf . I 1. -1 M-- . th , ' 1521? N if if J ' u gf dn ,Wm L ,UN ml 1 ' 35111 Cf V 1 ,Y ' - . ' S xpf. ,Xu , Q A . .V u AQ. H o o 6 19 o o 6 18 I. M ORIORIT Y End ' 'l 3 Coach Burd s l n j , 2. . gg -- M .. I 311163: BuCkY K my V Bob COYUCCUH H N 1 V gi 8 1 nf W 9 l tx l ,l V X, X l J3ClC F infley 'f 5 il 102 BT ARSITY .QA akin Congratulations. Bearcats- not only for out fine second place finish. but for the way you kept up your splrlt even when you knew we couldn't vin the championship. Ycu'll remember those tough breaks suffered at the beginning of the season: our gym was be- ing te-done: we had no place to practlceg we could play no home games. After a so-so practice season, we got off to a poor start in league play. losing the opener to Cap 60- 50, and being upset by the War- riors of South San Francisco 68- 55. But from there on in. we stayed rlght on Capuchino's tall, wlnnlng ten in a low. We had the best pair of guareh in the league ln Hap Stallman and Dave Mathis, and retutn- ing ALL PAL Star Bucky Kah- ler at the center post. With this trio running neck and neck for high scoring honors fall three finished among the top ten in scoring honorsy, we whlzzed through our last twelve games, dropping only a pal: of practice games to Fremont and Serra. ' We played two of our best games at mld-season, knock- ing off Burlingame 70-47 and Capuchino 65-52 successively. Our last game ofthe seuon agalmt Burlingame proved to be one of the most exciting ln recent PAL cage play. A see- P. A. L. S.M. 50 55 S.M. 5 S. M. 51 S.M. 60 S. M. 70 S. M. 65 S.M. 49 S. M. 66 S. M. 7 S. M. ' 63 S.M. 68 The seuon was highlighted by the selection of Bucky Kahler and Chico Mathis for the ALL PAL first team l-lap Stallman made the sec ond team and Jack Finney our ace rebounder was award ed honorable mention The Thlrtles under Coach Blaine Lemmon finished out the season with a 5 7 record good enough for fifth place We beat Burlingame once in two attempts ln a 44 43 thril ler on Deacon Duckhom s foul shot Vic Brnsacca and Tom Duffy were given second time All league honors The Tens and Twentles un der the direction of Francis Robrnson had highly succe s ful seasons the Tens fimshing fifth and the Twenties second in a rle with Burlingame Kay Rinard fwho incidentally scored 29 points in one gamej was chosen ALL PAL Tens and Buddy Baer received the same honor for Twentles saw battle all the way the game finally ended with the score knotted at 59 59 at the end of the regular playrng time 'l'hen with Bucky and Hap doing all the scortng rn three minutes overtrme we mpped the Panthers for the second time 68 65 Buck tallied twenty five markers for his highest point output of the season SCORES CAP S S F CARL EFF BURL CAP S S F CARL H M B EFF BURL BASKETBALL Bob Q,- xt I EES IVY 'WN 'JI . 2316 Q if 3 'ALA Fresffhl ., , my-now., r 'Y.l.J. 1 1 33 ' ' sf Ytikfavf ' , . , It 1, . , t,, 'A-' K v,,, -: Q , ,':,, X ,ols RHU VE I P 7 'Ugfog gag . ' 3 gk? ' ' 2! . 60 . . . 66 - 37 W t:yN W H-M-'L 29 A 'l't I' . 56 llh' - 47 . 52 A - X . . . 48 L y . ' 45 f . . . 36 X9 ff y M I n . 48 L' Q ' 65 35 Xt I A lux f 37 . ' n Hap Stall' J if W H vt. - 5. f , j P Day ff ml? wwf, M D ave Hamllton xv -Q A x ,gag iv 5 nga -than e Mafhls Q 0 7 'v V N x 'Z' 1 1 I , , 'Q X 1 X 'SOM Duvixfvplb COACH ELAINE LEMMOND znd smug' M V1 C BIN 2nd Sq-ing LTECCA L-pA L 3 0, S BAS KET B FIRST ROW: C. White, R. Kumli, I. Lynn, B. Chan,T. Noce, D. Duckhorn, A. Russell H. Harrington, B. Hamilton, V. Binsacca. SECOND ROW: D. Corey, if 1 W X. -xx, ,X xxx , ?a5 R , 1? ' K 31 Y .ln 'rl -XR X! f ' 'XJ 5 EBV g 1 1 X x N, . A 'kf ,3 'S '. x , . ,2 i Xa , f Sul V155 Q 39 A 5 4 . k A Y X hw .Q A X ,ia V, M, f 77 ri .,1' , A ,.gR it O '1' FLRST ROW: F. Bauman, B. Pisani, K. Rinard, B. Bendinelli, T. Cullian, N. Owyang, Coach Robinson SECOND ROW: K. Suyemasa, B. Heatherton, R. Ikoma. IIO's BASKETBALL l20's BASKETBALL FIRST ROW:A B. Bryan, B. Schultz, R. Parsons, D. Lehman, D. Moore, D. Davis, Coach Robinson SECOND ROW: H. Quock, B. Baer, D. Warren, K. Huyck, E. Stillings, A. Holmes. Kay Rinard A11 Pal All Pal Buddy Baer 17 P'5- Ru, 141, 2 L 'Nui ,V -'vqwr-,-n fl: .. P' R I I 14,-Ig I . ..x x -f viz W, ' - Q'-X M... .1 'Ti-I .75 ,Arif .w ' Q x,.,,, in V A M- .fg A ,tw vvgf, .xi xi, at I ,AA . -, 1, , wh 1. xg, I -in 94 gnu F-.in X ,M , ,1-ith K x X - ' :,'f n,,g NX, N ,, '1'- Axial, X. v' 1 -...V Nw f.. . 4 . V '- - JN ff .F 'in g fag, - qv HN 'ji' 'N' 5 ,Nth 'Q-99,1 ' Q.:-, . X- -,.x,. ,N ' ' if ' -.QQ 'ff - , .',m:J'1 1. N P' -11 F. A, , r-.TA , . .Vi 3 X J 1- ' Wm. 4 ' - , ,xv--pw , J Q Q. - K -. ' ' ' N . -' ' A' 1 , 4 O- ' M 5 1 .,,w,M - V 1-,,,'5 'F . Mi,-:A A in K ,af-1'-3, ,- K f kk dan 'A Ed Wei xzel .Ak ,crm-' , ' .W ' ' , v ,, - ' A A ' iz' 53.2. I my x xg -v ag. 1 I X ' 4' Ugg ' Sv' I g.C '5. fm ,. 41 VN 'X ' Y , . ':g?47?f21M ? , Q, :w:-,J . 9. M ' ' W -A ,,'-,J ' .V ,, Y 'W r' ', . 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Y t : C1 N Q' ,f, ' wilt, 1 . 4 fs if 5 ,rx ,gg ' . .. ' ..s. 'Q -'x.',. 1v.I5'f's N ' -. -. . ' Lv ,. . ' -V X ' ,' ' f .3 34.Qi5JEf . ' fiZi, ' ity . , . ' ' 'tw , '-V 'W B - , . +..,,-ffsffgr x . 4 il ' ,f -'ffm -. W , I ,., Q A sv 2 A 1 , -aa! V sky ?'- N W ,rv Q . xr-,AA ,Y k -- ' -0 - R rs. . ' B 1 f ' ' -4 A. ,Ka xx J ' 1'2 vii, . f'T - ' W E, A-f af- f ., .n A 4f.fv.j4f4z. '1 If gg A ,.f '2?,- fy - Nm' 'f'M- ,. ' . fb- 42' Re vgggsx -',f fwS'g.':'.? V.. ' 1.5 L g 115531 E- - -ff ,...' A-ff?-nm.. -.I'.- --- - !-, .,..5.. ..,....4-of I' ' A S ' vfaw' lstrha ze S VARSITY BAS EB ALL FIRST ROW: S. Ferrari, H. Harrington, G. McKenna, R. Wagner, B. Barraclough, R. Christmas, B. Hardy, L. Thomas, B. Baer SECOND ROW: Mr. Lacy, B. Hamil- ton, E. Eskilson, B. Freschi, E. Weitzel, B. Kahler, B. McCarran, I. Hollister, D. Carlson. RBY nl L ......- 'KXQ' W 329 ef ardy Qu 47 WIN: X New L Vw 1, ' E as-'fgi 1 ff . l' - .-' Yx ,Lv H H -f QQ ' Bar Y ado - X 90 r w. i 3? 5:? xx x f 'lex :..www Wim. ef .. 4 - 2' . gr Ha, ik 1- Q, - ..5 ' FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL FIRST ROW: P. Carlson, D. Warren, B. Kramer, B. Graves, T. Hemingway, T. Ishida, 1. Webb, B. Woy, S. McLean, I. Kless, C. White SECOND ROW: D. Michel, T. Duffy, F. Cook, J. Schwede, P. Waltz, D. Corey, R. Long, M. McCloud, B. Lassell, Mr. Fearon. FROSH SOPH BASEBALL Mr. Fearon's Frosh-Soph baseball team started the season by winning two of its first seven games. Freshmen Bob Graves and Sophomore Tom Duffy, both I T veterans of the recent basketball wars, looked vezgy good in early season play. I - f 1 S . ua.. Vx v f f xi' 1 I 5 '---.1 ., r.. r 4 .- '1'. f ,-M 1 1. TENNIS TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW: E. Cheung, A. Lac- samana, D. Sias, J. Marshall, T. Waller, K. Fer- reira, B. Freed- man, H. Quock, B. Lee, B. Tup- per SECOND ROW: K. Scheibe, B. Dobrinnan, C. Schulz, G. Pow- ers, B. Ia, A. Lanka, G. Lee, W . Gutzwiller, M . Fung, Coach Rob- inson. - , f., , . . Aff .aug 'd fd , f 'IFF - GOLF AND TENNIS GOLF GOLF TEAM FIRST ROW: F. Collin, R . Hagen- ah, B. Cooney, B Bochman, V. Goodrich, D. Castles SECOND ROW: W. Iucherr G. Harmon, P. Brallier, B. Brick, B. Bochman, G. Ashby. if Iv .Lis N fi? . . , 4 .1., -.. a .Z .Dfw 1:4 . ' . . , ,... ,A b '- 'AJ' , 'K' - - , .'.. ' . I 6 z.,, 1 ,gn . , -, fn- '-ind!! .-1-rf'-. md.- gd J- k -Ms. .-...... .ravi - . ' ' 'EZ1T?41'3.!Y' T, ' ' ' ' i 17 11... .CBB 2 .an -I TRACK TRACK VARSITY - FIRST ROW: J. Allen, B. Zapkey, R. Aliamus, B. Corruccini, B. Bortlind, B. Beecher, J. Finney, D. Mathias, W. Davis, M. Laisne, H. Stallman, E. Castine SECOND ROW: L. Lillard, D. Harris, P. Hall, B. Hamilton, J. Braun, J. Meyer, A. Bergstedt, D. Linc, B. Creeks, W. Wallick, D. Hamilton, L. Grin- nell, S. Burrows THIRD ROW: I. Heind, I. Karol, S. Garrett, J. Hayes, M. Paul, C. Chole, D. Wolfe, R. Kolet, F. LaRue, D. Wilson, 30's - FIRST ROW: D. Duckhorn, D. Baxter, S. Dunbar, B. Schulz, G. Greely, L. Whitter, J. Lynn, B. Miller, B. Devincenizi SECOND ROW: V. Binsacca, R. Cheney, A. Holms, M. Taylor, P. Forester, A. Puppett, C. Lemmon, B. Kyles, T. Noce. 20's - FIRST ROW: R. Toga, I. Ariogo, T. Nakamitsu, B. Hayes, L. Spain SECOND ROW: E. Lahone, L. Peebles, T. Lewis. .i 'V ' ww' .l.rI' 351 V TRACK , J x Coach Ben McGuire Harold Dunn 1,, 3- ami by V f' N . , M45 A.. A ,wmv W-.. f' Q., f-.x Q' '1 ' V 2. fw VJ. f. ... mf, 4 5 -, Q -J Tw rf'? 'Y'h' fffmracrx-welwv-1-.f. ' . -. ns- - 4 A i - A fe-0, was ,A J.: -ww W fvynizif , -, Ny-5qg!ffB',f'.'v 1 V . A ,V T 'W scifi-'Tit ' 1 .V 2 ' -I-.Q-if wif, fwa-'Levi 1 ,U v 5,1 ,5y'.v'.,,.,4f, A .171 N Q a -ffp'f?s.,:'f'J ,J '?:'I 'i 1 Hai? Qaff,ai',,f3g ' 1' -m . HAP. -gf Z, - J I ,.-qgtgiifl ' rg' , gi,'r,3llw 'rib gpyn ij, --fn , V1 f xii ,1'i?f,-Q.-Avialma '3a5f5',A.f 1 J ' 2 h F5 ff N37-vw T5i ,Q,z7g5 1' Q ' ' ' ' P, .pf ' 4 .,,- gs: J- 9 '-,wif 1, 3 'k,L1,Q1' 1-My-, ., ., 73 .-U' ' -.,' f- 11 ' ' 'V A Y- ' 1+ E K S O Q H I S . I ' 1 X J X 51 'r f u.-,Tv leur 'lb SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS VARSITY BASEBALL - This year's varsity baseball team was pegged to take the league crown for the second year in a row. Up till the time of this writing, the team had com- piled an 8-3 practice record. Returning ALL PAL star Bucky Kahler made the switch from the outfield to shortstop as the season began. The other infield berths were filled by Eddie Eskilson, Bob Freschi, and Ray Wagner. Bill Hardy, the strong-armed Bill Barraclough, and Barry McCarren, who flashed early season greatness, occupied the outfield posts. Rounding out the first eight was Buddy Hamilton at catcher. Pitchers Ed Weitzel and Reggie Christmas, up from the Frosh-Soph, were used alternately in starting roles. The boys will remember being taken home from one of the away games in a caravan of four taxis. GOLF - With Bill Cooney holding down the position of first man, followed by Bill Bochman, Gary Harmon, Russ Hagenah, Verne Goodrich, and Bob Brick, the golfers racked up a 4-1 practice season record. Bruce Bochman gave signs of moving into the first six. TENNIS - The Bearcat netmen, under the direction of Francis Robinson, ran up a 9-2 mark, the only two losses coming to junior colleges. First man was Alan Lanka. Finish- ing up the top four were George Powers, returning ALL PAL Star Bob Ja, and Milton Fung. TRACK - Paced by the work of Gino Della Libera in the weights, the running of Larry Lack in the mile, Kent Ikeda in the broad jump and hurdles, Bob Coruccini in the hurdles, and the all around efforts of Al Bergstedt, the varsity track team took all three of its first three meets. The thirties also had posted a 3-0 record at the time of this writing. Stand- outs were: Bobby Devencenzi in the sprints the tied a state mark twice in three triesj, Bob Kile in the pole bault and hurdles, and Pat Curley in the shot. The twenties sported a Z-1 record, with Terry Nakamitsu and Rich Naples supply the all around strength. Miles Taga looked good in the hurdles and sprints. SWIMMING - Senior returnees Win Downer, a consistent double winner in the 50 and 100, and Dave Creighton in the backstroke and diving were early season bright spots in the var- sity's poor 1-3 practice meet record. Byron Chan's diving and the work of Larry Behrman in the backstroke and Pete Skaife in the 50 and 100 overshadowed the 30's 0-4 showing. Led by Dick Jordan and Bill Hetherton, the C division swimmers got off to a flying start and looked forward to a fine season. GYMNASTICS - Coach Ed Kueffer's tumbling team started off a successful season by win- ning its first match with Richmond. Larry Knox, last year's PAL champion, and Terry Brandt, who placed second in the northern California meet last year, were consistent point winners. Freshmen Steve Blake and Dick Wetherall surprised everyone with their smoothness. WRESTLING - The men of Dan Du Frane had much to be proud of. Three men took places in league competition: Donn Mall went undefeated in the 145 pound class, while Terry Nak- amitsu and Wayne Fujito placed third in their respective divisions. 52. SWIMMING 'f :N - 5 L W 1 Q B 1 ,. B lg ka A V Y M W 0 B A A l L E ' K. ' ii Ju S tw 4 ' .ff-4 'l'Q . --'af ' 1 , ' if? , I 1 .J ' I isfj.. 1-lf? 'L Ml. 6 X. Q 1 1 V fx QQ ,wind ' -fr, L 'B 'djfx GZ' V! E - V . Q ' av-'L5,..,.4 f , . , x Q l, E , V, fe. ., EH- . Hold' T. f , D. CreiBm0n' Scgvjglund. A' Ryan' r D Scmam- W' 50:23 IB- vodickilbliket. P' Fxoteskjklagnaget' B. Cxark. ' : H, Sc 3 ' OW: Mt. Heyst, . SECOND ROW mer THIRD R oucmsw. R' Van WSH ward B. CaIPe E Maussex, B- B. 3 ' 100. ' 3, Bos D0hem3U. 30's . W. C . D. . 01321. P. SChaiferG1g:l1iSte, B. Coursh R ' K' Engdalu' ' Smallco on' P- T ' Nea D . B, Shen mb SECON by. D Sw DROW. C ' ansfon L ' ' Gates ' . o , Buttman 1 F, Sin- - THIRD R OW. r J. , . Haylock Ompson, Managg,.M' Moye, J. Linden , B. Gzlanders B M ' ' Cnkel, higpe H, J. Vatentine B SWIMMING fi Ssssxxg rx YYk7 NMFNH Yygr M' -f-fY.,.,YXXniA, xAgvxxM M , ff --Xxx.. 4 .,.-,.NNXASQXMHNRX if . -it Aa ,l,gi 1: s - E ff! N S' 25 My c: -'xii d R S A 4f'x f l 'Q f O 1:3 I Q , - X4 W 4 v I V :t f..,,,,,Y ' fry ff S ,a , I1 ,A . T' f '. ' igs 'DW , J 1' R R f' - : lv I 1 A A I ' L 2 A, V , -Y J f L K .xv xi- 20 'S SWIMMING TEAMS 20's FIRST ROW: D. Jordan, T. Cullinan, L. Larson, B. Elving, J. Moyer,D. Kallender SECOND ROW: T. Stewart, D. Hoffman, B. Heartherten, L. Hoffman, D. Crawford, I. Tabata, B. Burge. , a O' ' O T -f-WTTJOJ 'ia no H , XX FM! b -ff Tr: H if F A 0+ Z' I Y F1 , f 1 Ll i,,. f' .F gI , , E , V -Vx. f4'f A J .- x ' K f ' ag -- '- Q ' X W ...A X-'T5 4 'E .'.,.J ,Pf p 7 -S L -Mr: X , , M ' 1 i ,V X H N f Q' ,r I , 5 . -Q ,U .- , ,. r 3 1 in DIVING 1 at I . N I Q gd 5 GND I ' f afl SEC f 'M G e B' Ch 1 DXVXN BU' ' A 4' 2 B. fofdr 'landers' Dntcorxaw .G1 ' ' HRST Rovllhinzef- D' Craig . H- ROW' 54 ' 1 I - N ALL P.A.L. WRESTLERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Nakamitsu, 3rd place winner, Don Mall, Ist place. Wayne Fujito, 3rd place. 1 x I sw , rf is . I '2 Mx 5 + K 1 3 i I i f X t A W VVLW5 .4 ..ft'P r 1 X GYMNASTICS TEAM FIRST ROW: R. Wetherell, H. Carwin, S. Berges, L. Lender, S. Blake, M. Levitan, H. Ong, R Mankins, S. Smith, Mr. Kueffer SECOND ROW: I. Maley, T. Brandt, B. Jones, T. Myers, I. Harrison, N. Oyang, B. Lee THIRD ROW: P. Carwin, B. Santo, E. Wurtz, D. Mall, J. Carwin M. Miller, H. Blas, M. Blas, L. Knox. We 4- HN r 1 Q 3 D r J, Bovs' BLocK s.M. FIRST ROW: L. Grant, B. Baxter, B. Lane, M. Levitan, R. Levine, J. Laumond, A. Long, D. Roach, B. L Smith, A. Ryan SECOND ROW: B. Creeks, B. Jones, H. Bloss, B. Carpenter, J. Brazino, J. Hollister, J. , Hayes, W. Davis, B. Gilchriste, H. Hill THIRD ROW: R. Seibecker, J. Kile, G. Della Libera, B. Cur- 4 rucini, J. Tatsukawa, B. Hamilton, E. Eskilson, J. Haslim, L. Lack, P. Curley, D. Hamilton FOURTH ROW: I. Kerr, L. Knox, W. Downer, D. Gilchriste, D. Haylock, J. Yama, B. Ja, T. Edwards, D. Hay- lock FIFTH ROW: H. Chaneer, M. Miller, M. Graziano. I -- 4 l in A V A ' :? m ' '-f:.'.:..,.,.v xiii y 1 . ' .,... 1 f ., . ai' x' sv' ' Jw- i i- N. el 4' w.. I v 1 V' 4 . 2 ,Q Rx w. .mrs 3 : K X if ' BLOCK S , M ml Mal' ' gle Eagtm an Ruth Louis. , Martha Poage MN GXRLS' BUOCK S . M. HRST ROW: S. Edwards, l. Kelso, l. i-leberling, B. Bredsteen, M. Eastman, R. Louis, P. Naud, L. Louis, V. Carlson SECOND ROW: S. Hoag, R. Levin, E. Sano, R. Euruya, E. Tarsukawa, E. O'Keeie, D. Deagan, L. llceda, P. la, B. Sundblad Tl-llRD ROW: M, Poage, E. Mitchell, C. Diller, D. Marquis, F. Weston, L. Grave, B. Sanchez, C. Burnerr. FIRS T E' O'KROW: s R , eef ' H C. F. M. Ea GIRLS' 0 R T On. L Sfma . G U, R HLET feve - Lo I C ' P' fa ms' P. N OUNCI audi L L ' B ' S anchez. . Louis S ND Ro W. o M. Poaget 'x ! ' fn. G A C . . .OF FIRST ROW. IIICERS man. P. Narud 'REaSr- ' 'Louis ' SECOND ROW. L L ' ' Ouis' B . Sanchez. E, mg Sw IMMING 1 Q fa fgsn X. G 1 I SKNX NG QXQSY R - C. Bt am, NX. KN away . oYoq , Ya. Cawemex, X.XNebsxe,1, . Gans Hugh, C201-ROXG, 6 . Comoxd, S . Edwaxds, L. Gtenle, S. xkebetimgr S. xLeXso SECOND ROKN-. . mms, Ya. Ynedsxeeo, L. Ross, il. Memo, S. Hoag, S. Xoqce, Ya. Qabtis, O. Oeagan, NX. Pemba, X. Cot Y. Gxkoome, B . S-anon, X4 . Gevoex, Y . vie,-sxoxx 'YYXXRO QXOKN-, S . 'lokcky S . Sew, PM xkuhioao, 6'9- Xogoxx, S . Schqiixdx, Y . xJXaxXoc.Mk, C: . Xobnson, E. O Ixe,e'se, Q . Qqgoen, KL. Gxeeve, G . Bodeo, O . cms. FIR ra ST fsuk ROW aw : ,3 B I F ' ' S H Z- ano Chez 1. A f R. LC. B uri Ur Ya ke I B ' S G . - I Sundfids' Rl-3 BA Hd D ' MI ' M Chi N ' Eascizo TON rm la an ' V ' R- Locarlso ufs n , M' ji B ' M1 'adf rch ofa 611 SE 1 P Ud 4 W. ' F N30 GX, XJ. X S dos, YANO wav FIRS TRO W: S. L ytke Chicbizola, Mas u, C D. Di ters, I AQ' Y SPEFDAWA SPEED'A 'W . Colen, S. Heath rtnock, P. Greve, . Gansel, S. Joyc E Naud, B. Baler TH Matlock, D. M AY , S.B S.B e, . IRDR 3 owser, M. Kvarrne, J. Cordes, S. Eads, arraclough SECOND ROW: A. Thielmeyer, D. Fabris, D. Degan, C. Bumerr, P. Gilmore, B. Nelson, P. OW: J. Barron, J. Neiderhaus, S. Lytken, B. Benidt, S. Schm' rquis, G. Boden, C. Burke, D. Wileor, N. Easrroll. N. House. ldt. 1. is X, fl Q f rm W fi L Q 632 1,1 '15, D' 1. e- Def Gfev Bur p. C. ,zoxav atmef NS wow . KV HAMPXO A' 23:15, M Y C eads' Fa A-Wkth, 5. aus' E. , SPEED S. Hixeiderh H' S, . B360 'dr' S. -hx-nl ken' . Sb . 5 s. Wtowi S Baker 1 R B- QW ND T R ECO QRS Ox 5 WUC ue ' auf 5 . k f Duinoc D . FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: M. Walker, J Ogren, L. Ross, K. Crox- ford, L. Louis, D. Root, M.A. McLellan, N. Col- cord, C. Martin, P. Ry- mer, K. Greve SECOND ROW: J. Brennan, C. Nellin, E. Sano, E. Car- penter, M. Coconi, P. Worthington, E. Lewis, J. Colby, C. Rauddlunas, R. Sutherland, J. Hayes THIRD ROW: N. Hubert, M. Dorrell, J. Baker, S. Bein, H. Kullman, C. Evans, F. Yama, D. Ito- yama, D. Pomeroy, L. McHugh, J. Ryall. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: L. Ross, K. Croxford, L. Louis, P. If Worthington SECOND ROW: D. Root, C. Evans, N. Colcord, M. McClel- lan. JUNIOR-SENIOR BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: J. Webster, G. Pandell, B. Hurd, S. Hoag, J. Kelso, J. Heb- erling, M. Eastman, V. Carlson, D. Jang, P. Ja, E. Quock SECOND ROW: J. Smith, M. DiStefano, M. Mitchell, M. Poage, D. Degan, F. Weston, U. Karmann, B. Sundblad, J. Bradford, R. Louis THIRD ROW: F. Tatsukawa, B. Sanchez, F. Sano, R. Fur- uya, L. Ikeda, G. John- son, J. Straus, B. Bred- steen, B. Halstead. ,ug J, N Y. ,A 7 w l'.4'T5?' 1 ,, - 7. ,'.-, . Q ,H . . 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I , fy fi Claire Sims Bob Foley Bob Gifford i P .gun C11 C1355 Ed- Assistant Editor Associated Editor -Q B Q d' FIRST ROW: Dorene Miller, Claire Sims, Mary Ann Clinton, Pat Naud, Ian Cordes, Freddy Kertz SECOND ROW: Dave Haylock Bruce Borland, Cindy Cisler, Bob Gifford, Linda Player, Mr. Dalva, Joy Van Noorden, Hap Stallman, Bill Hardy, Bob Foley and Chuck Waltz. 9 'u .S . s, X X i 1 P t .voicli . of W. SUDEMY-MW S nr R' Volume 37, Number 7 SAN MATEO HIGH SCHOOL, SAN MATEQ, CJALIFOBNIA 'rm H.SH : H L ' u H I I k . 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V - Cl 'Jl't's -lil:-ri . 4 flhe seniors running for the most important one tor the Stinmrs, mmm Bob Mins I .mid 3 il 1 mt 1 P m deggixialgclaarrsglrgle 411: ' ' , , -Tig-'--lfA-- fi-L-- e Y if Y,-,.. ' ' - ' ' ' N i D41 D S ..+- 9 me of Presmem- each galefhofl for it is their last. llic-rc will he uonvlws llill l-arstm :intl lffl K...,' ' Period 1 9.43, 3.13 tgtspgeehes. The other candidates . . , - A ,. ' I , ' i. ?:.,'l.ife, introduced by PM wand numerous actwmcs to look lm-wan-tl lf will llliillflllwl l Period 2 9:52 H 9:58 ' n the Senior Grad Nighg to whiclu will l'Cllllll'C nrclnunt. nt.:-E. . fx-'iff-Loacli Frzuil-: Collin intro' Period 3 10:01 - 10:07 SCIENCE CLUB D FIRST ROW: D. Maas, D. Hansen, K. Radel, J. Rob- erts, D. Mitchell, D. Wolfe R. Friedenthal, J. Marshall D. Steinbaugh, H. Blas, T Bodmer SECOND ROW: C. R. Huth, B. Halsted, F. Weston, J. Hedges, V. Carlson, T. Beemish, R. Choiniere THIRD ROW: T I. Wold, D. Bochman, A. LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: s. Lytken, K. Jones, I. Barton, C. Miller, B. Milner, R. Spivey, S. Ashby, A. Morris, C. Say- sette, D. Hilker, K. Smith, J. Dobbin SECOND ROW: T. Beemish, S. Holmes, I. Cavagnero, K. Greve, I. Calker, R. Wood, S. Johan- na, F. Andrade, P. Ia, G. Levin, B. Stefano THIRD ROW: G. Whitten, I. Car- win, P. Holm, C. Peterson, B. Hayes, P. Rymer, A. Adams, A. Bullard, D. Claire, P. Allan, M. A. Sterk FOURTH ROW: R. Kumli, H. Karr, D. Gil- christ, R. Vodica, J. Tat- sakawa, E. Hatfield, B. LaSalle, T. Cullinan, S. Danielson, R. Schulz FIFTH ROW: L. Knox, L. Lindeman, H. Blas, I. Werolin, P. Henderson, T. Bodmer. .,Av- --,g-1-9 ' ni Pts. 21, GERMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Fechko, J. Anderson, K. Radel, M. Garrotto, H. Karr, R. Friedenthal, M. Blas, H. Kramer, J. Cordes, B. Sundblad, S. Edwards, C. Cisler, S. Davis SECOND ROW: Dr. Goetzel, J. Yadama, P. Ja, R. Furuya, J. Thomas, P. Hall, B. Hamilton, E. Hamilton, B. Mehrens THIRD ROW: B. Sanchez, G. Levin, J. Carwin, G. Say- well, R. Kumli, G. Whitten, W. Fujito, R. Langrock, L. Becker FOURTH ROW: H. Quock, G. Lee, B. Ia, Mf. Fung, 1. Suymasa, B. Carpenter, I. Schulz, E. Chung, K. Ikeda, E. Kirchner. Fenton, B. Leder, L. Becker Morgan, R. Bauer, I. Smyth Ryan, I. Werolin, M. Blas. 4-uuuuwu-nav.-Q. .. - . 'N FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: A. Thielmeyer, T. Bemish, B. Hamrdla, C. Hopkins, L. Greve, 1. Kelso, F. Kertz, B. Bridges, S. Sandeman, J. Ander- son, P. Woy, C. Lee, K. Searles SECOND ROW: T. Beemlsh, C. Sims, B. Jansen, C. Garrison, S. Beise, K. Smith, M. Di Stefano, S. Andrade, C. Saysette, S. Lee THIRD ROW: R. Minotto, J. Strauss, G. Freeman, G. Johnson, B. Hayes, D. Strange, D. Ster- laker, I. Simonson, J. Matson FOURTH ROW: R. Choinere, G. Nussbaum, B. Manolis, M. Healey, L. Di Sibio, J. Wetsell, M. Grave- line, P. Allen, I. Dontknow, P. Bickel. 1... -- FOOTLIGHTERS FIRST ROW: S. Sandeman, L. Player, G. Varsi, S. Meh- rens, B. Borland, M. Rich- ards, C. Waltz, F. Kertz SECOND ROW: C. Miller, D. Dalva, B. Bredsteen, M. Louden, B. Mehrens, B. Bor- land, I . Anderson, C. Ottley. UC 4 X . ,., Q .JC 4 -I wp. -,'-.-'. ,:-.j,3,' .V,, , ' 4 47 X- A. -sk 5' . ' lg.. 4 LOS PAPAGAYOS fSPANISH CLUBJ FIRST ROW: T. Beemish, L. McKinnon, J. Tabler, C. Good- win, C. Sandell, J. Bihler, A. Larson, M. Reynolds, B. Bred- steen SECOND ROW: J. Ver- linden, E. Louis, A. Chicka- zola, T. Beemish, L. Louis, D. Picci, B. Borland, D. Hay- lock, D. Dalva THIRD ROW: B. Borland, R. Louis, G. Nauss- baum, B. Gilanders, D. Eg- gert, M. Bloss, B. Blorland, M. Eastman. 1192 4 is W' P it , fia t? P9 L. 4 Q1 C. S. F. FIRST ROW: S. Beise, L. Knox, P. Carwin, G. Whitten, G. Nussbaum, N. Watmough, M. Hart ley, J. Cordes, D. Woolfe, J. Burrows SECOND ROW: T. Bodmer, B. Tupper, J. Schulz, J. Ly-nn, B. Hayes, C. McDaniel, B. Fridell, M. A. Clinton, M. J. Freeberg, E. Mueller THIRD ROW: C. Cisler, B. Lassell, T. Cullinan, P. Rymer, K. Greve, K. Smith, E. Lewis, R. Louis, A. Chichizola, C. Hilton FOURTH ROW: F. Kertz, C. Goodwin, C. Sims, J. Smith, E. Sano, P. Ja, P. Paulson, S. Peterson FIFTH ROW: J. Smothers, J. Smith, J. Tabler, J. Kel- so SIXTH ROW: A. Mead, N. House, B. Meh- rens, R. Levin, B. Hamrdla, S. Danielson, D. Gilchrist, E. Eskilson, L. Peoples, J. Anderson, R. Friedenthal SEVENTH ROW: M. Benson, C. Evans, E. Kirshner, M. Fung, J. Spain, B. Hay- ward, B. Schulz, T. McHenry, J. Tatsukawa. 1 Q- -Zi CAMERA CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Hendrick, A. Ryan, M. Blas, L. Lindeman, H. Blas, E. Arrillaga SECOND ROW: Mr. Schotzko, J. Fin- negan, D. Mall, B. Taggert, P. Von Husen, T. Iosifek, B. Lewellan THIRD ROW: K. Camozzi, D. Bachman, T. McHenry, B. Antmann, W. Behler, D. Wolfe, E. Wurtz. --sa, L- NURSE'S CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Carter, B. Sunblad, D. Sterleker, D. Hilker, I. Martin A. Minatel, I. Hornquist, P. Bickel, I. Tabler SECOND ROW: Miss Hanks, Janet Smith, L. Ross, R. Peters, S. Vogue, M. Marios, C. Vale, C. Nevard, C. Hornquist THIRD ROW: P. Bozich, N. Wat- mough, E. Morris, R. Evans, M. Benson, I. Gansel, I. Ogren, I. Hornquist FOURTH ROW: L. Bridg- man, P. Raitman, J. Silvan, B. Hansen, A. Thielmeyer,'C. Nichols M. Hanslik, H. Jackson, F. Weston, A. Bernat, B. Brooks. in h S gg-'fzgf ., W, -,C M, ,, 3. X 1. -h . ,lr .v , . f' 72' ' ' , -.,.. . H 1' , P- h - 1 .-.-,- 2 W? 2 W X a I A 1 3' I. p I LNJX I Sweetl Kgs- Y Junior Queens 3 X ip p 1 D X J? Spacemanl ' -is , ' 'nfs' ' 5 -1 N: I, V uk 3 U, ,E XX, p A f .K Young Love? Q5 ff Y A We 1 f . ' 3 fe- Q v 1 '. ' . W i Cute Couple lfd ' x Chuck Y .A.f . p , Mmmm Good! fi? C It J . X f-,Z Smile Pretty! ri ,J Nice Doggie! Fast Asleep What's Doing? 4 5' ,A I xii gn ' 2.1 .1 -:C 4'li ls. mu, My Goodness! Looks like Fun. nf - ' g - - ' 'A f 4 ' 1743, 5 A fr - S ff J 5 H . , 1 'nf -, 1 I , ,. ' sv' I' My AL, ei. l ,, . r , ,, gs. if if X 1 'L' 'Zh N f' Y,-1. q w, 4 Ltr-3 1 ni X -5' ff Q -' 1 S ' rr ,t 5? Comfortable Joey? 'j g?f jTl . v 5' 4 2273 , M, - . guy f' 4 f ?i nr V u 1 1'-3 I . 5 - 4 f ' ' - , . ' V pq, fa -ff 5 , , A , fs ,. tf ,T 5 1- galkf f ' 1- . . ' r K Q I Q M ff' f . - ' KV, .Y ' 'N '.. ' ' KH, Q nf f 4 The Gang! , I 5 A fa! at W A be , , E 4 2 1 :A -fr 3 2 .. , , - Sophomore Sleepers! Glamour! Good, Dea I nne ? xx L, PTY I CLUBS NUKA NUKA FIRST ROW: Fran Beer, Joy Williams, Corky Bleuss, Joyce Kurnow, Vema Bar- rush SECOND ROW: Ann Bercaw, Ragna Myre, Lou Gibson, Mltzie Matson THIRD ROW: Judy Angler, Carolyn Lanning, Karen Kristoffersen, Ginny Grant, Becky Whittlesey, Claire Sims, Pat Strand, Mary Ellen O'Keefe, Sally Beise. ALOHA SENIHAW FIRST ROW: Sue Dalton, Karel Klein, Fran Krusic, Joanne Strass, Ginny Free- man SECOND ROW: Barbara Bredsteen, Valerie Berg, Sally Edwards, Joanne Po- lati, Mary Ann Clinton, Jane Heberling, Janice Darknell, Carla Garrison. FI DI FIRST ROW: Bev Buckman, Doris Hudson, Carol I-Ieckenkemper, Thais Zeigler SEC- OND ROW: Bev Miles, Sherry O'Neill, Nancy Jacobson, Norma Breedon, Blossom Sheilds, Margaret Connell. LIDE KVINDE FIRST ROW: Marlene Keiles, Diane Jos- lin, Linda Shoub, Maureen Mazzoncini, Eda Dei Tos SECOND ROW: Patti Chapin, Linda Player, Joy Van Noorden, Astrid Anderson, Pam Peters, Jean Woychieowsky Carol Ottley . FIN JENTE' FIRST ROW: Phyliss Dexter, Viv Carlson, Joan Hedges, Carol Samuelian SECOND ROW: Donna I-Iilker, Suzanne Eads, Joan Forst, Sandy La Drew, Ginger Sebree. E'LOAA FIRST ROW: Sandy Daniel, Roberta Lude- man, Toni Brazil, Malinda Murnaugh SECOND ROW: Liz Fey, Sophie Tsavalas, Barbara Jantzen, Susie Philpott, Carol Jean Bruno. KONI KOLI FIRST ROW: Barbara Michelson, Barbara Fridell, Diane Cook. Barbara Meter SEC- OND ROW: Peggy Shubkagel, Barbara Hurd, Barbara Mac Innis, Carolyn McDan- iel, Ellen MacCallum. DUNZON DIFE FIRST ROW: Mary Richards, Jane Tabler, Jane Nettle, Marjorie Eastman, Connie Goodwin SECOND ROW: Ruth Lewis, Linda McKinnon, Pat Naud, Mrs. Boegle, Joan Bihler, Jean Simmonsonf Louise Lewis. HI-Y TRI -Y ACMY FIRST ROW: M. Miller, P. Henderson, B. Hamrdla, K. Brooks, D. Schramm SECOND ROW: C. Kretz, B. Manolis, P. Merle, B. Carpenter, G. Ashby, W. Downer, G. Lee, P. Ridgeway, D. Dun- bar . DUKES Hl-Y FIRST ROW: B. Foley, O. Semba, B. Gifford, B. Cooney, D. Duckhorn SEC- OND RGW: V. Binsacca, N. Stallman, D. Linck, R. Aliamus, P. Foster. BUCCANEERS FIRST ROW: A. Pellizzer, L. Peterson, L. Pisani, B. Jones SECOND ROW: B. Bachman, C. Dirksin, J. Peterson, J. Fendrick. PEGGERS FIRST ROW: T. Judson, A. Russell, D. Dreyfuss, I. Hayes SECOND ROW: A. Karnrar, B. Stevenson, E. Mausser, C. Miller, B. Fisher. ' sULTANs FIRST ROW: P. Carwin, R. Billings, J. Carwin, D. Steinbaugh, B. Tupper SEC- OND ROW: M. Whiteside, D. I. Cavin, W. Davis, T. Edwards, B. Gilchrist. STAGS FIRST ROW: B. Pisani, B. McAdams SECOND ROW: J. Hollister, B. McCar- ron, C. Engdahl, B. Drennan. AOWAKIYA TRI-Y FIRST ROW: Carol Hopkins, Judy Ander- son, Martha Poage, Marcia Mitchell, Jean Kelso, Cindy Cisler SECOND ROW M. Gravaline, Ellen Mitchell, Lee Gil- key, Llley Greve, Rosalie Hays, Debbie Baer, Valerie Hotchkiss, Carol Brenan. TRI GAMMA FIRST ROW: D. Newland, S. Bach, C. Thatcher, P. Brakesman SECOND ROW F. Kertz, G. Trowbridge, L. Fairly, C. Rosenthal, I. Hunter, G. Johnson, B. Sundblad, A. Rogerson. 4.- Q l ,, R AJ ,sg I L .- grant: G , ' v Vx ,n X r-4 L HIY TR-Y ESQUIRES FIRST ROW: C. Mitchell, M. Lazarus, G. Peterson SECOND ROW: J. Roberts, D. Maas, J. Werolin, B. Ebert, I. Allen. SPADES HI-Y FIRST ROW: T. Cullinan, D. Coxwell SECOND ROW: B. Bachman, P. Skafe, D. Curryea, G. Hepler, B. Jachens. AMITIE TRI -Y FIRST ROW: C. Lee. I. Norton, P. Shubkagel SECOND ROW: P. Ja, s. Lee, B. Hurd, C. Pettis, D. Norton. OLAOLA KEKOS TRI-Y FIRST ROW: K. Lusch, B. Mazzoncini, S. Sibley, B. Engle SECOND ROW: P. Paulson, C. Brazil, S. Loomis, J. Hauer A. Solhaug. MAGI TRI-Y FIRST ROW: E. Bailey, M. Smith, P. Kaley SECOND ROW: S. Berg, B.Gide1 I. Sleipness, C. Martin, D. Rott, N. Colcord. TRES TRAMUS TRI-Y FIRST ROW: C. Lusignan, G. Garrison, J. Adams, S. Gullikson SECOND ROW: S. Evers, S. Hass, B. Neukom, N. Cas- sidy, A. Ames, R. Cullin, D. McCarthy L. Porter. AMIGO LINDA FIRST ROW: L. McQue, C. Long, R. Sutherlin, C. Hilton SECOND ROW: A. Sheffield, D. Nunes, L. Haight, L. Lokken THIRD ROW: K. Greve, K. Croxford, J. Cavanagro, D. Iensvold, J. Gravelle, J. Ryall, A. Willard, I. Stoker, D. Rosenthal. -It vu Bef .31 f ,fx L. l After ff I rfb' I 9 f? . , i K','g QR! N ' 9 ke it, Ji Xp in A.B.S. - MOOD IN DIGO 1 In am Nancy and Bob. FRENCH CLUB- lA VIE EN ROSE my HOP. hm and Fran Ron. Lynn LOES an West and Jackie . Tom. Annu Pai. Pal and Pauline Gary d . 556 an Mat gxe I Lan? ' Sharon and Hanford L inda, Kay and B.C.S.M.- KICK-OFF DANCE X Aw r so Barbara Hndyob js R 'S 6 Preferred Boys - Tom, Joe, Hap, Bob and Ray ogef and Linda Wa- Frank and Bill. Q x ag Mi-'fe A. G. S.-SUDDENLY ITS SPRING Joy Crowns most r preferred boy-Hap. L. rcav and 6 -- . 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Holcorn, B. Bohn, T. Edwards, V. Lintini, MI. Dunn, R. McC1ennan, I. Hein, B. Gifford. x 1 L W X 1 V V ,ax 5 N 3 Q Q iff!! .4331 W... .A xzzgziii ,. N 5 ,f 'Ri fassifyaryiv 441.15 'fffjaz . . ijf1z,, ', - fl E . ,L 4., ,x 1' TY.: g,, 5 W 'iff' 1351. ' 5:5 .. ' ' Q P . rx P . Tommll Edwards I Harold Dunn - Director 78 1 ' D aVe Creighton F5 l an wi? - ,.-gg.. - X . P- 'KY ' ,.. ,, , Us ,XT Y '-iggczsj .:- J' Y 'F' '. ' '- Vf 91'5hVik!afi .w?-g'5sX1-g'5i Q,g,f ,...1rf,s,,1,,,5Z,,,kh , H I ,, .. ,,,..-f-.,.......Q.,9M,.MH,m . .,,, W 2 . . . ' 'mv-L.. 4- . ' . f' www- ,- ' , Y wx.. ' 115, vs.. f' -f:...., ,., ,, 'f V. -4. N ' .- r 37121 ' BAND FRONT ROW: J. Damon, D. Tuck, L. Lendeman, D. Branding, T. Elfing, D. Tonner, B. Plate, J. Bradford, U. Karmann SECOND ROW: B. Leong, P. Bozich, N. Watmough, D. Hilker, A. Lacsamana, J. Sleipness, P. Empey, B. Knowlden, L. Leong, C. Waltz, B. Boots, G. Boden THIRD ROW: B. Bellows, L. Knox, H. Forbes, D. Jordan, B. Tupper, J. Lynch, T. McHenry, W. Dinsmore, B. Halsted, B.Wade, W. Silvera, S. Williams, B. Sanchez, V. Carlson, G. Whitten, C. Pisani FOURTH ROW: F. Weston, D. Marquis, G. Parkinson, A. Myers, L. Thomas, J. Cranford, Y. Yakashita, R. Post, B. Livingston, G. Harris, H. Shanzer, G. Helper, K. Kaplow FIFTH ROW: P. Rymer, D. Warren, L. Ross, R. McClellan, B. Clark, E. Ferraro, D. Phillips, K. Little, J. Hein, B. Baer, J. Smyrnos, B. Gifford. ' was 4, I' 5 , J - ' ,Q . 0 v . J , All Q, Ax' .. sg . Tv'-5 Tray' na , Director Bob Gifford A- J- Campag 1 Larry Knox f It frf' If' M--5 If ' -'f if -'!x':' iv' X 'A oc -f - 0- 1 ,,,.f If Gino Della Libra Bucky Kahler Kent Ikeda ALL-NORTH COAST FOOTBALL ALL -P'A'L' Ollie Semba OUR QUEENS Carol Heckenkemper Sherry O'Niel1 Bev Miles V l W I WKJWW M 1 !l,,..v.,7' Ei ,Q Mi-f Q3- :Z .- ,B -f,vq,,,, 1 if hr 1 ,Q X 1 , .7-ffm . in 1 I I ' v . ' t A- . ,I 1 1 -if A f .Q 1 V , Af Aff 4, . 1 2, at -41, x 5 Q 1 af. . N' Q . 2 s E L' 'V L . , . 3, 4 . - if Q 1 ,ng 11.- f' m aw 1 we . 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' ffl g U:, f 'IH J X - 3 'fm V , ' l. e . ' Q 4 :E X W A 'F M 1 WW,W. fn.-7 Y, 1 , f' I ' ' Z,- :. 'N f-Q mug? M A Qi' ' ZZ ' ' S? I it '19-1, ' 1 s.. SENIOR COUNCIL SPRING if mf' FRONT ROW L. Fairley, H. True R Hays D Duckhorn SECOND Q' nies 38 ROW J Heberling, P. Chapin CExecut1ve Counc11Representat1veJ 'Q 5 '-til We C Mxller C Ottley, D. Newland M Cl1nton G Freeman B Foley THIRD ROW: D.Dreyfuss E Hoffman G Harmon J Wet olxn W Davls, B. Gilchrist. Elleen Mltche 11 ,W- Dlck Dunbar N ff Bob Foley Helen True ALIAMUS, RAY T. - Basketball, Sophomore Vice President, Baseball, Junior Council, Noontime Referee - To get rid of my convertible. T7 ALLEN JOSEPH WILLIAM - Varsity Track - Receive Dolphins in sub- marine service. AMES, JERRY ANDERSON, ASTRID - A.G.S. Representative, Latin Club, Student Council Representative, Tri-Y Vice President, Spanish Club - To go to the University of Arizona. ,, ANDERSON, BONI ANDY - Stagecraft Commissioner - Career in nge' Air Force. ANDERSON, JUDITH ARDEN JUDE - A.G.S. Cabinet, Elm Staff, French Club Historian, Community Service Commission, C.S.F. - Writer for the Ladies Home Journal. ASHBY, GORDON THOMAS SPIDER - Dance Commission, Rally Commission, Community Service Commission, Recreation Com- mission, A.B.S. President - Doctor. n- ,v BACH, SANDRA SANDY - A.G.S. Representative, Junior Class Representative, Student Council, Publicity Commissioner - To be a social worker. BAER, DEBRA DEBBIE - Student Council, Spanish Club, A Cappella, Tri-Y, A.G .S. Representative - To be prompt. BAIR, JANET MARIE - Exboard Representative, A.G.S. Representa- A tive, After School Sports, Footlighters, Election Board - Second- ary Teacher. 9.7 BARRACLOUGH, BILL L. BEAR CLAW - Football, Baseball, Senior Council Member - History Teacher. BARTEL, ELIZABETH LILLIAN LIZ - A Cappella, Orchestra - To be first to see a man from Mars. BARTON, LORRAINE - Rainbow, Choir, B.Y.F. - Nursing. BAUER SANDRA KATHERINE SANDY - Junior Council Hi-Staff - DY' 0 r rv- ', 1 5 ag I Be the first female to fly to the moon. BECKER, LAURENCE FREDRICK LARRY - C.S.F. German Club Av 5 . Y.F .C., Science Club - To be a stock broker. , f !,,-ffwfrlilin I ' 5 A' . . x I ff' . . f f N. r .I A fi X 1 - vj ,Cr s x I ff BELLOWS, BEVERLY BEV BERG, VALERIE VAL 4' 'FX BERGSTEDT, ALAN J. BULL - Football, Track, Member of the Big Four -'To go to the Palamar Gardens. 2 iw., if l - -A ' . 55 t ,iff ,.. BEVAN, BARBARA DARLENE - Choir - Registered Nurse. BICKEL, PATRICIA LOUISE PAT - French Club Secretary, Latin Club, Nurses Club, C.S.F., Mariners - To be a nurse. BIHLER, JOAN MADELLNE BlH - Spanish Club Secretary, A.G.S. I I Representative, Duzon Defi Tri-Y President, Hi-Staff, Commun- I r. . I ity Service Commission - Primary teacher. BILLINGS JR., ROGER DeGRAFF - Sultan's Hi-Y, Tennis Choir, Y Youth in Govemment. BOBBITT, TOM AL MOUSY - Go swimming in a fish bowl. BOCHMAN, WILLIAM OSCAR BILL - Golf, Skiing, Block S.M., A.B.S. Representative, Hi-Y President - Mining Engineer. BODEN, GAIL - Senior Band, Student Council, A.G.S. Representative, After School Sports - Learn how to play English horn like Buster Boots. BOHN, BETTY KATHLEEN - Mariners, Orchestra, Choir, California Youth Symphony -Join the Navy. BOOTH, PETER PETE - A.B.S. Representative. ' ae- 'I--' BORLAND, BRUCE SCOTT HOOKER - Rally Commission, C.S.F. Basketball. Freshman Boys' Commissioner, Elm Staff - Shoot the raisins into raisin bread. qhf' G' . 'bf- BRADFORD, JANE JANlE - Choir, Band, After School Sports, Or- chestra, Pep Band - To become a licensed freckle remover. BRALLIER, PETER PETE - A.B.S. Representative, Senior Council, .r BRANDING, DONNA KATHLEEN - Senior Band, Choir, Recreation Commission, Community Service Commission - To go to business school. 119 BRANDT, SANDRA HELEN SANDY - Sewing, Swimming - Work at Magnin's. BRAUN, JOE LEE Sl-lORTY - Student Body Vice President, Senior Class President, Rally Commission, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track - Become a good Yankee . BRAUN, PAT ROSE - After School Sports at Hamilton High, Los Angeles, Drama - To attend Arizona State. BREDSTEEN, BARBARA - Drama Commissioner, Spanish Club Student A Council, Footlighters, Tri-Y - College. xt' 'D Z , ' BRENNAN, CAROL ANN -Junior Council, Student Council, A.G.S. Representative, Carnival Committee, Tri-Y - Fashion Designer. Golf team, Radio Production - Judge of the Miss America Contest. K' - .as 'lf' 'GW V I X ball - Certified Civil Health Engineer. Dance Commission, Secretary Acmy Hi-Y - Get out of the Halls of Ivy. BUCKMAN, BEVERLY JUNE BOUNCE - Freshman Class Secretary, Commissioner - To lose my appetite. BURK, CHARLENE RUTH BUNNY - Senior Council, A.G.S. Rep- resentative, Student Council, After School Sports, Senior Election Committee - To get the matching diamond. .. - 'D .L CALKINS, JOAN CANTONE, DONALD H. - Choir, Student Council, Journalism - At- x 11 torney-at-Law. CARLSON, VIVIANANNE- Block S.M., Band, A Cappella, Choir, I, C-Ayes! Orchestra, Science Club - Pickle Sampler. sv f 91 ' CARPENTER, WILLIAM FRANK CARPlE - Block S.M., German Club, Latin Club, Auditorium Commission, Co-op Commission - To become a successful Civil Engineer. gt? cil, Science Club, Red Cross Representative - To be a Mad Scientist . .. CARVELLO, JosEPH Jos A 'la ng V.. ef BRLZZOLARA, HAROLD ANTHONY ' A-B-SH Representative. Basker- BROOKS, KENNETH KEN - Student Council Representative, Track, A.G.S. Cabinet, Senior Council, Pom Pon Girl, Freshman Girls' CARTER, MELVIN K. - Public Address Commissioner, Student Coun- ' C CARWIN, JAMES PHILLIP JIM - Gymnastics, Block S.M. Band, A 1'- President Sultans Hi-Y, C.S.F. - Chemical Engineer. if V'-af' f J CAUZ, SILVANA SANTINA - To work in a bank. ' I 1 Lg ' X 1. 2 , I CAVIN, JAMES JIM - Recreation Commissioner, Basketball, Sultans ,U Hi-Y. ' 5' I CELESTRES, LOUISE LOUIE - A.G.S. Representative - To own a 45 Jaguar. ' I A. G' 2' CHAPIN, PATRICIA ANN PATTl - Dance Commissioner, Executive Cabinet, Spanish Club, Senior Council, Student Council - To grow 5 more feet. 4 ' 1 Q A I Q ...P CHICHIZOLA, ARLENE CLAIRE BUTCH - Block S .M., Student Council, G.A.C., Spanish Club, C.S.F. - Executive Secretary. CHEUNG, EDWIN MUSICK ED - Tennis, German Club, Frosh- Soph Football, Track, Projectionist - Earn enough to pay taxes. , nf 0, cnisw, ALYCE LONNY - City College. Q S- I? N. inn' A it if,.f!.f,. --1. -,My f ,,, S f'.,. e -Z:7 4-uk lt, 1' M4 , it y 5.51 3 452' ,x ' lg. 4? X I 4 S' 61 ' I f x U 1.1 T54 Q5 X' COWLE, WILLIAM CHAD CHAD - Track - Doctor. CREEKS, ROBERT JOHN SANKA - Football, Track, Block S. Student Council - Chase bears with switches. CREIGHTON, DAVID LYONS DAVE - Football, Swimming, Choir, Orchestra - Deitudeisimilitudinarian. CROWE, PATRICIA JANE PAT - Footlighters, Spanish Club, Sci- ence Club, A Cappella - Model and Dancer. CROWLEY, JAY JOSEPH JAY - Y.M.C.A., Homework - To make ' a million dollars within a year. CUNNINGHAM, VIRGINIA GINNY - Tri-Y Pres., Student Council . A.G.S. Representative. M., CHOINIERE, RAYMOND FRANCIS RAY - French Club, German Club, Science Club - Go on government relief. CHRISTENSON, ANDREW I-IOWELLS ANDY - Agriculture. CISLER, LUCINDA LEE CINDY - Student Body Secretary, German Club President, C.S.F., Student Council, Elm Senior Editor - Architectural Journalist. CLAYTON, CAROL CLINTON, MARY ANN - Hi-Editor, Art Commissioner, C.S.F., Carnival Committee, A.G.S. Cabinet - To meet Tufton Beimeese. COLTART, RODNEY FRANK REDS - Track Manager, Student Coun- cil Alternate, Soccer, National Honor Society, Vis. Ed. Commis- sioner, Philadelphia - Civil Engineer. COONEY, WILLIAM THOMAS RED BOY - A.B.S. Representative, Senior Council, Student Council, Basketball, Golf Team - to beat Mr. Stewart at golf. CORDES, JANET MARY - Junior Class President, G.A.C. President, Latin Club President, Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer, C.S. F. Secretary - Social Worker. CORUCCINI, ROBERTO ADOLF THE VILLAIN - Baseball, Track, Basketball, Student Council, Student Lounge Commission - To own my own harem. 2 ii'-'WL -:Q CURTIS, CARL FELIX NITRATE - Transfer from Yuba City - Retire. I I it f , ,s X p ,,.. If ef-Az, , as-F 23 R f f 32 ' 'L ' I Al'. 4 A In 1 I '- ,, .- , 5- V DABEL, MARILYN ANN LYNNE - A.G.S. Representative, Student Council, Glee Club, Red Cross Representative, Boosters - June Bride. iN IV' Gt' DALTON, SUSAN SUE - A.G.S. Cabinet, Art Commission, Stuf- dent Council, A.G.S. Representative, Hi-Staff - Indiana Univer sit 5 r I , Hr. DAMON, IACQUELINE JACKIE - Band, Orchestra. DARKNELL, JANICE - Elm Staff, Editor of Y.M.C.A. Paper, Choir, A.G.S. Representative, Ahola Seni- haw Tri-Y. DAUCHET, JEME Yvonne - Choire, Hi -Staff, Sopho- more Council, A.G.S. Representative, Student Council - To learn to knit argyles. DAVIS, WEST RICHARD - Varsity Football, Track, Y Club President, Boys BIock'SM, Senior Council - Constructional Engineer . DEBERRY, ANN LOUISE ANDY - A Cappella Choir. Rainbow Girls - Take a slow boat to Ireland. DEGAN, DAYNA DOROTHY - Choir, Girls Block SM - Beauty Operator . DELLA LIBERA, GINO ANDREW DAGO - Football, Track, Freshman Boys' Commissioner, Grounds Commissioner - President of the Sons of Italy in the U.S. DEXTER, PHYLIS LEE PI-IYLL - Latin Club, Orchestra, Fin Jente Tri-Y, Choir - To be a social worker. DIEHL, FRANK HOWARD - To be a rancher. '84 Ss... -,f Qt, 'vii , v..t,.., . 1-x 6: 7:1 Q K: ' 1 14 5 'Ne X ' 1 ,gf f Q4 5 DIETZ, DOROTHY KAY DOT - Senior Council, Red Cross Representative, Junior Class Representative - To get married. DIGIORNO, IEANETTE - Student Council - To graduate DILLENBURG, NANCY JANE - Spanish Club, Tri-Y, Junior Red Cross Representative - Secretarial work. DILLER, CHRISTINE CHRIS - Pom Pon Girl, Senior Council, Girls Block SM, Rally Commission, Tri -Y - Fly a jet plane. DURKSEN, CHARLES ARNOLD CHUCK - A.B.S. Re- resentative, Hi-Y President - Architect. DOWNER, WINSTON CHRISTIAN WlN - Football, Swimming, Block SM, Student Council - To swim in the Olympics. DREYFUSS, DONALD ION - Swimming, A.B.S. Rep- resentative, Grounds Commission, Y President, Stu- dent Council - To grow curly hair. DUCKHORN, DANIEL JAMES DEACON - Rally Com- missioner, Basketball, Senior Council, Constitution Committee, Student Council - Research Chemist. DUNBAR, RICHARD FORBES DICK - Senior Class Vice President, Spanish Club President, Noon-Movie Com missioner, Track, Football - Retired Billionaire. ,L 5 J 4. EADS, MARY SUZANNE sUzY - A.G.S. Representative, Student AT? at A Council, Choir, Drama, After School Sports - Secretary. if EASTMAN, MARJORIE ANN MARGIE - G.A.C. President, Spanish t Club, Tri-Y President, Block S.M. Secretary, Choir - Surgical Nurse. EBERT, WILLIAM BILL EDWARDS, CAROLE JEAN - Choir, Tri-Y - Nurse. EDWARDS, SALLY - A.G.S. seetetaty, German Club, Latin Club, Tn- ,ig Y, After School Sports - Cal Poly. Af, s. n X. EMPEY, PETER HUGHES EMP - Public Speaking, Hi'Y, Caimbridge A - Club, Young Republicans - Get rich quick. ERLBECK, JOYCE ELAINE - Art Commission, Red Cross, C.S.F., German Club, Stagecraft Club - Commercial Artist. ESPIRITU, DOROTHE M. - Junior Council, Student Council, A.G.S., Red Cross Movie Commissioner - Pharmacist. EVANS, GLORIA MAE - To be a secretary for the Phone Co. on V l is 'w M I .R t 'f x ' E! fe-p 1 '- R , J ze I ,A it .4-' . 5 4 . YT.-n 'zi as , Z , ha :Q ,hi in of-t , fe- t t Wh f J. N l l 1' i I , l I VA, ff- c qv- 'Y EWALT, CLYDE M. FAIRLY, LINDA NELL - Tri-Y President, C.S.F., A.G.S. Represent- ative, Senior Council Representative, Community Service Com- mission - Dress Designer. FARMER, LUCIl.LE - Red Cross Alternate, Nursing Club, Correspondence Secretary of N.A.A.C.P. - Accounting. FENDRICK, JOHN EUGENE THE BARON - Hi-Y - Electronic Tech- nician. FENTON, CHARLES CLARK - Camera Club, Science Club, Projection- ist - To become a brain like Mr. Walker. FISCHER, DONNA FISHER, MARCIA ANN - Senior Council, A.G.S. Representative, Stu- dent Council Treasurer and Chaplin of Fi-Di Tri-Y - To be an air- line stewardess. FISHER, ROBERT WALLACE BOB - Water Polo, Swimming, A.B.S. Representative. ' EOGERSON, HARRIET - Choir - Opera Singer. R -1 'J YR I I . XFX Hi' 1 an' ' go FOLEY, ROBERT L. BOB - Senior Class President, Student Body Q- B. Vice President, Assistant Elm Editor, Constitution Committee, X Basketball - To own Semba's car. if X YJ FOIANINI, ROSE MARIE - Become a Nurse. 4, FORST, JOAN CECILE IOANlE - Choir, A.G.S., Tri-Y, Latin ' . ' l' ill Club, French Club-Stewardess. 4' ' Q A 'J' 'K FOSTER, DONALD RAY DON - Varsity Baseball, Crusaders Presi- .-fe -,R dent, Auditorium Commission, Rally Commission - Be an archi- li ,vi-' ISC! . F FREEMAN, VIRGINIA GINNY - A.G.S. Vice President, French Club Vice President, Senior Council, Freshman Class Vice Presi- dent, Tri-Y - Cal Poly. FRESCHI, ROBERT JOHN BOILER - Baseball, Basketball, Block S.M., . A.B.S. - Professional Bird Watcher. I FRIEDENTHAL, ROGER PHILIP - Science Club President, German 5 QS - g., . , -D- Club, Latin Club, C.S.F., A.B.S. Representative - Be a doctor . 444 42 v-4 JL :-,, S-4, - ,W H 5 ' B R N 'fl FULLER, DORENE LOUISE DEENIE - Orchestra, A Cappella, After School Sports - Good Office Worker. FUNG, MILTON - Tennis Team, C.S.F., German Club Secretary, President Youth Group - To help mankind live better. FURUYA, RITSUKO - C.S.F., German Club, Block S.M., Orchestra - ' 'I Lab. Technician. . 7: , ,fa K, I GARRISON, CARLA - Dance Commissioner, French Club, Latin Club , I ' ,M-' I Junior Council, Student Council. GASTELUM, JR. PORFIRIO LEMAS PlLIN ' lDIl'afl'1Ul'8l Sports, A.B.S. A -g If Representative - To be a Business Executive. .1 2 1 , ' GATES, GEORGE CLIFTON CLIF - Swimming, Baseball, A.B.S. Representative - Pilot. GILCHRIST, ROBERT EWART BOB - Swimming, Wrestling, Band, ,au ' - I ' 'K Latin Club President, Sultans Hi-Y - Cush-maker. ,Y - 5 t:,' -. sion, Tri Y President Dance Commission, Carnival Commission Get through college 3. , R GILKEY, MARION LEONORA LEE - Student Council, Rally Commis-W sz . .- . . . . . . . - I . lg, I GILMORE, PATRICIA JOSEPHINE PATTI.E - A.G.S. Representative, .7 r Latin Club, Girls' Block S.M., Tri-Y - Own a motorcycle. ' .-3, GOAD. ROBERT BOB - A.B.S. Representative. f J. C . 3 -I ,fy . I 0 2-., GOODRICH, VERNE FRANCIS GOODY - IOs and 20s Basketball, A.B.S. Representative, Golf Team - Interior Decorator. -A 1 '95 ' i X Q gb 'X T Q 3.35 Q 3.1.1 JQ oy ,-T 7' .qx f, uf 3 rv: , - . HARMON, GARY ACE - Golf Team, Frosh-Soph Football, Block S.M., A.B.S. Representative, Senior Council - Engineer. HASLAM, SHARON RUTH Sl-lERRI - Choir. HAWKINS, JEANE ADELLE - Junior Council, Student Council Elementary Teacher. HAY, RICHARD DICK - A.B.S. Representative, Student Council, Senior Council - Cal-Poly. HAYASHI, MICHIKO MIKl - Get married. HAYNES, DARLENE GEVEINEVE DEE - President of Camera Club, Drama Commissioner, Red Cross Representative, Student Council - Fashion Designer. HAYES, JOHN G. - Football, Track, Spanish Club, Student Council, Hi-Y - Aeronautical Engineer. HAYLOCK, DAVID GORDON 'DAVE' - Elm Staff, Swimming, Hi-Y - A A Personnel Director in an Automatic Factory. HAYS, ROSALIE PRESCILLA MISSY - Varsity Cheer- leader, Camival Chairman, Elm Class Editor, Rally commissioner, Pom-pon girl - Social Worker. GOODWIN, CORNELIA VAN NATTA CONNIE - Girls' State Repre- sentative, Spanish Club Secretary, Community Service Commission- er, Footlighters Vice President, Tri-Y President - Social Worker. GRAHAM , SYLVIA GRAVELINE, MIREILLE - Aowakiya Tri-Y, French Club, A. G.S. Representative - Loose my French accent. GRANT, BARBARA RUTH - Junior Council - Airline Stewardess. GREENHILL, DAVID LLOYD DAVE - Band, ChOit, Water Polo - To become a successful farmer. GREVE, LILY MARIAN - Student Council, Rally Commission, Tri-Y President, French Club, Block S.M. - To get into West Point. HAAKER, JANIS JAN - Senior Council, Junior Council. HAMRDLA, GEORGE ROBERT BOB - President of Acmy Hi-Y, Chair- man of Constitution Committee, Golden Key Commissioner, C.S.F Life Member, Latin Club - Work for airline. HARDY, WILLIAM FRED BILL - Student Body President, Freshman Class President, Baseball, Election Committee - Have own busi- ness. S . .pg ap X1- x T'-A 'P h in A V. li fi f ' .ay , 'V ' YT 'if-ar' F - - vs 1 -vit xx , 91- :- HEALEY, MARSHA ANN - Student Council Representative, Rally R Commission, Election Board, French Club, A.G.S. - To have the l +R- ,f,, x , same philosophy as Chuck Miller. V - 6'-f HEBERLING, JANE HEBBIE - A.G.S. Council, Junior Council, Sen- ior Council, Student Council, Commissioner - To be successful. HECKENKEMPER, CAROLE JUNE HECKIE - A.G.S. Representative, ' , ' :Lg 5 Junior Council, Senior Council, Student Council, Tri-Y - Stop 3312 eating in-between meals. HEDGES, JOAN STARR JONI - A.G.S. Representative, Spanish sf Club, F otlighters, Junior Council, Community Service Commis- ,, fx 'Q- sion - Social Worker. HENDERSON, HENRY PHILLIPS PHIL - constitution Revision com- 'ig 4 3 , f -7' V , mittee, Latin Club, Camera Club, Rally Commission, Church ' P f Q Youth Group President - To be an Engineer. 'J L gif - HENDERSON,PATRICIA LOU PATTl - Senior Council - To be Prin- J ' if cipal of San Mateo High School. . . A - HEROLD, JOYCE F 3, . . . . . 93316 7' 4 HILKER, DONNA LEE - Junior Council, Rally Commission, Latin PK'-A v Club Vice President, Nurses' Club, Tri-Y Vice President - To be ix-Q- J H -jf E., a nurse. x'.,' W V 'R' 5 I P HILL, HOWARD RICHARD STATS - Rally Commissioner - Boys' ' Athletics Commissioner, Student Council, A.B.S. Sports announcer or sports writer . 7 HO, GIN -'S-. Q HOFFMAN, EDWARD PETER ED - Swimming Team, C.S.F. Ger- man Club, Acmy Hi-Y, Water Polo - No ambition. HOGG, BABETTE LEE BABS - Rainbow Girls, Band, Student Coun- cil Representative, After School Sports, Church group - Secretary. HOPKINS, CAROL ANN - Spanish Club, G.A.A., French Club Presi- dent, Aowakiya Tri-Y - To get my driver's license. 3? 'vi ,, HORNQUIST, IRMA - Red Cross Representative, Nursing Club, Tri -Y - '--+ Nursing. HOTCHKISS, VALERIE LYNN NICKl - Tri-Y, Transfer student from Colorado - To remember my dentist appointments. HUBBARD, NORMA JEAN - Junior Council, Student Council - To be a Policewoman. HUDSON, DORIS prvx .., If A HUTH, ROBERT BOB , up nal 1' IKEDA, KENT SHOII ICHY - Football, Basketball, Track, A.B.S. German Club - Ministry or church work. T:- IRELAND, RICHARD - Football, Baseball, Basketball - Drive a car at 500 m.p.h. JA, ROBERT - Tennis, Basketball, A.B.S. Alternate, German Club, Block S.M. - Engineer. 5 'iwi' -A ' at JACKSON, BARBARA - Tri-Y. JACOBS, JOAN MARIE JONI - A.G.S., Drama, Art Commission, T9 Tri -Y-To find a pen that doesn't leak. 'S' JACOBSON, NANCY ANN - Tri-Y, Junior Council, A.G.S. JANG, DEANNA DEA - Spanish Club, C.S .F., - Child Psychiatrist 'A . . ,Z ! A vw 'N JENNE, NORMA ANN - Drama Club at Cap., Public Speaking at 'N - . J g. Burlingame, Bur. Representative to Lions Club Public Speaking -r-Q f s,-171 6 , I , , I, I Q Contest - Radio - T.V. Dramatics. r 'ff' fi JOHNSON, GAIL JANET - Rally Commission, Recreation Commission, Senior Council, Grad Night Committee, A.G.S. - Work with the Y. M.C.A. f., , T . Ri-UP Nl! JOHNSON, SHERRON SHERRY A.G.S., Student Council, After School Sports - Dental nurse. S isfgsf-'H 4 g,' gif' . ,VNS-' i'3.T - Of A JOINVILLE, JOYCE ALYCE - A Cappella, Tri-Y President, A.G.S., xl tx X Footlighters - Teacher for the Blind. JONES, BYRON GRIFFITH BY - Orchestra, Choir, Gymnastics, Wrestling, Hi-Y - Pilot. 'Y -A W , Yi li A-. JONES, FRANK THOMAS - Commercial pilot. .W TUDSON, THOMAS RAYMOND TOM - Swimming Team - Pharmac- 1, , wh, ist. JULIAN, CHARLES JOSEPH CHUCK - To be 01' not to be. KAHLER, LAWRENCE ROGER BUCKY - Football, Baseball, Basket- ball, Block S.M. - Pro Baseball. KAMRAR, ALAN AL - Basketball, A.B.S. - To hit for 40 in a Y. . M.C.A. Basketball game. sr J 'rat 5' Q, KARMANN, URSULA MARTHA URS - Community Service Com- :kf ' I F!!! mission, Science Club Secretary, Spanish Club, Nursing Club ' Vice President, Band - Nurse. Y f X I I I f .Vg ' - . x ., iff. ' af' is -Q5fQ4i'i ??? i'5:'. ::9g1i:,,- g..,f ala' - s 5 911241-.,, ?'-U5 'fffri f '. 3'z-?iQ?f,Ni?Efi, 4- 'f , J cm. -N 1 t 2. t xi U Q ' X . f',' ,X ,, t 'f il 'ik KOHNKE, DAVID JOHN DAVE - Rally Commission, Swimming, Student Council, A.B.S. Representative - To get away from Wags' P.E. Class. KRETZ, FREDERICK CORKY - Senior Council, Swimming, Student Council - To break into Louie's Grandfather's wine cellar. KRUSIC, FRANCES ANN FRAN - A.G.S. Cabinet, Junior Council, Tri -Y - Lab Technician. LACK, LARRY - Football, Track, Swimming, A.B.S. Representative College LARSON, SANDRA DIANE SANDY - A.G.S. Representative, Tri-Y. LAWALL, ARTHUR O. SKIP - Choir, Drama - To graduate and to evade the draft. LAWRENCE, JERRY M. THE SLEEPER - To graduate. LAZARUS, MARVIN MARV - Tennis. LEDER, WULF D. BILL - Science Club, Chorus, A.B.S. Represent- 3 'R ative, German Club - President of General Motors. KELSO, JEAN EVELYN RED - Golden Key Commissioner, Block S.M., Rally Commission, French Club President, Student Coun- cil - To marry a millionaire. KEMPER, ERNEST BRUCE - Baseball, Block S.M. - To be a mission- ary pilot and mechanic. KENNY, MICHAEL L. MIKE - A.B.S. Vice President, Constitution Committee, Band, Junior Council - To control half of New York City. KERTZ, FREDRICA PEARL FREDDIE - Publicity Commissioner, Elm Staff, C.S.F. Vice President, Community Service Commission, Golden Key Society - Cal. KING, SHIRLEY M. - Social Worker. KECHICHIAN, JACK - Auto Mechanic. KIRCHNER, ERNST KARL ERNIE - C.S.F. President, Co-op Com- missioner, German Club President, Band Manager, Choir - To become an Electrical Engineer. KLEIN, KAREL JOAN - Freshman Class Secretary, Publicity Commis- sioner, Student Council, Dance Commission, Student Lounge Commission - Airline Stewardess. KLINK. CHARLES EDWARD KLINKER - To join the WAVES. 4 3- w ,,,,,. if .. :ef f 4 t 1 S' ' 01 Q:-f ' x f lsr- 7-'K fx X fb- , 9..- i We X'-5--Q LONG ALDEN WILLIAM EAR A B S Representative, Varslty LORENZETTI ROBERT RICHARD BOB Frosh Soph Football To LOUDON MABEL GRACE A Cappella To be a kindergarten teach LUIS LORRAINE CAROL A G S Representatlve Student Council Spamsh Club Tri Y Glee Club Muslc Teacher. LOUIS RUTH JULIA RUTHIE Sparush Club C S.F., G.A C MAAS DAVID N Science Club Chou Audrtorium Comrnissron Frosh Soph Football Manager To become an Aeronautical En I A F ir B I F x ,JZ .D . f 1 g SZ., A ,Q QB W 'svn ' I S 5 ,Q I 5. 4,I.,MA J A . Q '-f'71 y 1 x..1 ' ' M- A A , x ll NMMA -N I MJ 1 --'r ,' .5 F 'ffjff' '-1'i,, .-173. Q. We vm ' ex ' '- fifffg wx A ,'-5552: x 4 ' .FZ ,r,. f-A 5 is if 4 fs, A , , 1555 fait? if :T 1 '. ' 4' 'I . 6:3 1 Idfgf Hi,,..f, f Y I , mi' fzi Z .W Q3 , f , 'f M Y wig, 2 ggi V 'f ts:- ,. 4 if 1 -T.. X , 1 M. A-iff1,',, 1 V V1 ss 6' ' iff X ,. 1 N w x x A K 1- was 1 . K. A. 3' 1 '-lr--,w , ' . iw Q ,i Q f- . ' ' , ,, - X jvh, v4,P f'1- 'T '1' 'f' 5-,J 2, 4 l x +1 I Ugg Eg? 1 - Q ' L 2 5 -fffiif' 42+-f' :E ' - A' 1 MW J- HQ? f .F '51 P i ' fl , 1-if bw 3 --' '1 'iiff r , fl 1-ilk , N ' if j r ' 1 Q 5 -s Q - Nami. F ' VH W - - :v is am: 4 , MTH ' f 'fa I uk 4- gl-e'i., , 'v . , 1 , , , I 4 . X ,, , 1- N ix' Z g il l s'-1 if f Y 'if' 5 z , vgxqj- 'rf , . , j 4 f Y 'gr fa MANA, FRANK JOSEPH TANK - Football, Student Body Treasurer fm, Q, Block S.M., Student Council - To be a good lad. MANOLIS, WILLIAM BILL -Junior Council. MANNING, LINDA - Junior Council. MARSHALL, JAMES STEWART JAY - Tennis Team, Block S.M., Science Club, Projection fMovieJ - Electrical Engineer. MARTIN, IDA LUCIA MARTY - A.G.S. Representative, Hi-Staff, Choir, Nursing Club, Jr. Red Cross - Nurse. MARTINEZ , CECILIA 1 'Q ,145-fx? Wm 'Y V ,f .1 MARTINI, FAITH C. KIT - A.G.S. Representative, Junior Coun- cil - Secretary . MATLOCK, DONALD LEWIS DON ming, Recreation Commissioner, MATSUMOTO, JOHN - Artist. Lex? 'eff ai' 'wr x '1-if ,. . fi' X I . I ,l 1? ' r 'V- va K- ff I 'Q - Football, Water Polo, Swim- Student Council. -xv I .v rf 'ti fe f 1: L- F' if r ,-v ,:rz se' mf, Y 'ASL . is-t nfl n it-f MATTOS , RONALD CLIFFORD RAMBLING RON' - Spanish Club, Senior Council, Frosh-Soph Baseball. MARQUIS, DIANE ELIZABETH - Block S.M., Majorette, A.G.S. Representative, Spanish Club, Science Club - Teacher. MARTENS, JAMES W. MARTY MAUSSER, ERIC - Basketball, Swimming, Block S.M., Hi-Y - Hal Ha! Guessl MAZZONCINI, MAUREEN JOAN - Student Council, Junior Council, Dance Commission, A.G.S. Representative, Tri-Y - College. McADON, MARYLYNN LOIS - Nursing Club, Booster - Nurse. MCCALLUM, STUART WILSON STU - Be in the Forestry Service. MCCLELLAN, ROBERTA LEE BERT - Band, Choir, Drama - Dancer MCCULLEY, PATRICK MICHAEL SUPERMAN - A.B,S, Represent- ative, Senior Cotmcil - To defend law and justice in Metropolis. JT 'lr -G Q, fa . -X be ,V , ff:v,'., 1 Q' M Nl I. .1-,fl --.J S 'Q MCCURDY, ANN - To graduate. MCCURDY, SANDRA LEE SANDY - ExBoard Representative, A.G.S. Representative, Spanish Club, Publicity Commission, Tri-Y. Get through college. MCDONALD, CLAIRE ELAINE BUD - Student Council, A.G.S. Rep- resentative, Tri-Y, Junior Red Cross - To become a model. MCDON ALD, ELEANOR MCKINNON, LINDA MICHEAUX - Spanish Club Treasurer, Tri-Y President, A.G.S. Representative, Community Service Commis- sion - To be a Kindergarten teacher. MCWILLIAMS, JANET SINCLAIR JAN - A.G.S. Representative, Nurses' Club, Footlighters, Choir - To join the Navy. MERLE, PIERRE FREDRICK PETE - Student Body President, Rally Commissioner, Student Council, Sophomore Council, Y Youth in Government - To stay single and raise monkeys. METER, CAROLE MARIE - Student Council, Sophomore Council, Senior Council - To have black hair. MILES, BEVERLY BEV - A.G.S. Vice President, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior Council, Senior Council, Student Council - To be related to a red Pontiac. MILLER, CHARLES LEE NUDY - A.B.S. Representative, Chairman 'f Vr., j 'L of 'the Election Board, Sophomore Council, Dance Commission, ' ,za ExBoard Representative - To go rabbit hunting at Kenjockety. N 'Clf . MILLER, MICHAEL GORDON MIKE - Block S.M. , Football, Gym- , .- , U nastrcs, Wrestling, Vice President and Treasurer of H1 -Y - To put 'I the expression Don't hen out in the dictionary. , , P MILNER' JOAN ARLENE HJOANIE-v - Choir, Transfer from Guam - To f I y , Q be first lady president of U.S. A I g M K gg MINATEL, ANTOINETTE ROSALIE TONI - A.G.S. Representative, r ' Nurses' Club, Junior Council, Hi Staff - To be a nurse. .. 4- .lf MINOTTO, RONALD LOUIE RON - French Club, Latin Club, Stu- fi - 3 dent Council, Community Service Commission, Rally Commission. A ' A MITCHELL, CHARLES VINCENT - A.B.s. Representative, Student Council, Hi-Y, Drama - To be a Chemist. ' X 5 ' MITCHELL, ELLEN MAY - Senior Class Secretary, Pom Pon Girl, 1 if 1 I X Rally Commission, RePresentative to National Tri-Y - l-li-Y Con- el? ' :'f2L:' gress, A.G.S. Representative - Not to be confused with my other half 4? MITCHELL, MARCIA ANN - Pom Pon Girl, Block S.M., Rally Com- mission, Art Commission, Student Council -.Not to be confused with my other half. MOCK, WILLIAM - To be like Tufton Beemish. rj N isis! it .F 1 MOHLER, SYLVIA IEAN - To be a librarian. Golf Team, Student Council, A,B,S, Representative - To own a liquor store, and marry a rich widow. RX MORESCO, RICHARD :SLA In ., MORGAN, FREDERICK R. - A.B.S. Representative, Radio production '-' 5 Traffic Manager. MORGAN, MARSI-IA - Red Cross, A.G.S. Representative - Housewife MORIKL, SHIG - Baseball - Play for Tokto Giants. F 3-fd 'ref ,r a ' g MORSE, ELIZABETH ALICE EBE'I'H - Rally Commission, Senior Q ,X A 'M Council, A.G.S. Representative - Airline Stewardess. fa' '- ' f , . - 4-ff ' easy Gov f TQ Moms, NANCY NORTON, DORIS MARIE - Choir - Fashion Designer. MAY, BARBARA i K 1 MOYE, MILTON JAMES - Swimming, A.B.S. Representative - To X beat the draft. 5 bf 1 ff MUELLER, ELIZABETH GRETCHEN - Orchestra, A Cappella - Book- keeper and housewife. MUSTAIN, SHIRLEY ANN - A.G.S. Representative, Sophomore Council, lunior Council - Shortstop for the Yankee's. NAUD, PATRICIA KATHLEEN PAT - G.A,C, President, Student Council, Girls' Block S.M. Secretary, C.S.F,, Rally Commission 1 T NEKOTANI, JANICE TAKAKO JAN - Orchestra, After School Sports, . II A Cappella Choir, Latin Club - Hillbilly Singer. 5' NELSON, NANCY IANE NAN - Hi-Staff, Tri-Y, A.G.S. Repre- sentative, Art Commission, Student Council - Dress Designer or Textile Artist. NETTLE, ELEANOR JANE - Footlighters, Tri-Y, Radio Production - Elementary School Teacher. 'N A NEWLAND, DOLORES KATHLEEN DEE - Rally Commission, Dance COmn1iSSi0n, Tri-Y Treasurer, Choir, Drama - Tag team wrestler with Carol Ottley. MOHR, DARRYL EDWARD BREW MOHR - Frosh Football, Block S.M f .- To be a good tennis player. if rt- ' 5-'f,,jr1f' .-,af ff J ff' rv ' r w- P. ,, .., -PE? NICHOLSON, DIANA SUE - Freshman Class President, Junior Class Sec- ,V 4, retary, Student Body Treasurer, Finance Committee, Student Coun- A . --X iff A cil - Kindergarten Teacher. , by! Ji x Noi-IRDEN, ROBERT Bos X L I NOLAN, JOHN PATRICK PAT - Football. Swimming. Boxing, A.B. X is I S. Representative - Machinist. ...,m, ..,, 'C qc- NORRY, HELEN FRANCINE ACTIVITIES - Student Council, Junior Coun- ,' cil, Glee Club - To lean how to vaccinate chickens. NYDEGAR, MARY O'KEEFE, MAUREEN se- if fel- Q, iii, O'NEILL, JACK WlGMOE - Basketball - To marry a rich little rich I ' R girl. i A 'ff' I 1 at , w T35 O'NEILL, SHARON JEAN SHERRY - A.G,S. President, Dance Com- t .ll A Q, mission, Carnival Commission, Student Council, Tri-Y - Dental W 'Q W' V Nurse. Y - gt A f , ' OSWALD , NO RA ,Q-.07 ni'-n '7- 4 l 1:1- tw' ,,,- ,, 5 , .. ..- ,f me A, . -. x K X if Z' 1? PATERSON, ELIZABETH G. BETTY - Student Council - To go to West Point. PELLIZZER, ALBERT MICHAEL AL - Basketball, Gymnastics, Block S.M. - Architectural Drawing. PEDERSEN, GORDON CHRIS GORDIE - Senior Council, Student Coun- cil, A.B.S. Representative, Community Service Commission, Grounds Commission - Financial Businessman. PETERSON, JAMES CLIFFORD JIM - Hi-Y - Engineer. PETERSON, LARRY THOMAS - Wrestling, Hi-Y - To become an Aero- nautical Engineer. PETTIS, CONNEE SPEED - Tri -Y, Choir, Stagecraft Commissioner, Rally Commission, A.G,S. Representative - Y Leader. OTA, MICH - A.B.s - Auto Mechanic - Built a Dragster OTTLEY, CAROL OTT - Pom-Pon Girl, Frosh-Soph Yell Leader, Frosh Girls Commissioner, Choir, Tri-Y President - 'Wrestler fTag team with Dee Newlandy. PACK, BARBARA LOUISE BOBBlE - Student Council, A,G,S, Repre- sentative, Art Commission - A.B.S. Representative. -'::, fi V wb V PHILLIPS, DALLAS ALFRED - Band, A Cappella Choir, Pep Band - Professional Musician. he x., PICCHI, DOLORES PHILAMENA DEE - lunior Red Cross President, Spanish Club, Community Service Commission, Choir, Boosters - To work with handicapped children. PISANI, LOUIS P. MAF - Dance Commission, Student Council, Bas ketball, Hi-Y Vice President. PLATE, BARBARA - Band. PLAYER, LINDA IOAN - Frosh-Soph Head Yell Leader, Varsity Yell Leader - EditorofElm, Rally Commissioner, A.G.S. President - J Y? Elementary School Teacher. POAGE, MARTHA LYNN - Block S.M. President, Student Lounge Com- missioner, Student Council, Lat-in Club Secretary, Rally Commis- sion - Nurse. . I . if .1 1 gr? -- POLATI, JOANNE ELIZABETH - Tn-Y, H1-Staff, Choir, A.G.S. Rep- 1' A fm' resentative . ffm, PS V? 4' V'? PRICE, SHARON ' y .5 , C.. ,, PULLEY, RODMAR HAYS ROD - Winner Lions Club Public Speaking gf if Contest, A,B.S. Representative, Chairman A.B.S. Constitution V iw Committee, Sophomore Council, Community Service Commission - I I Servant of the People. ' ' Y i - A f ,I ' M REAVIS, DAVID - Basketball - Engineer -1? RICHARDS, MARY HELENE - A.G.S. Representative, Footlighters, Duzon-Defi Tri-Y, Boosters - To raise a large family. RICKETT, DONALD '- RIDGEWAY, PAUL SCI-IROEDER - Hi-Staff, Block S.M., Dance Com missioner, Football, Hi-Y - Own a Buick agency. X i 'Q' ROACH, DON L. - Football, Basketball. ROBERTS, JAMES NORMAN JIM - Science Club President, Junior Council, A Cappella, Intramural Soccer, C.S.F. - Engineering in the Wide Open Spaces. ROE, IRENE ELSIE - Sophomore Council, A.G.S., Senior Council - Model. ROGERSON, ANN SCOTT - Rally Commission, A.G.S., Tri-Y Vice 'N '53 'O President, Spanish Club, Boosters - Stewardess. I ROSSETTI, GEORGE G. - THE NOSE - A.B.S. Representaiive - President of the United States. ROSENTHAL, CAROL JUNE - Dance Commission, Rally Commission, Student Council, Tri-Y - To go to college and live happily ever after. Q53 ROSS, JOAN DIANA BELINDA - Junior Band, Senior Band, Choir, Majorette - To be an Olympic swimmer. RUDDEN, ROBERT JAMES BUZZARD - Football, Student Council, Block S.M. - To own a trade schooner in the Tahitian Islands. RUSSELL, JOHN ALLEN - Junior Class Vice President, A.B.S. Vice President, Basketball, Grounds Commissioner, Spanish Club To be a successful businessman. SAMUELIAN CAROL JEAN - Parliamentarian Tri-Y President A G S Representative Latin Club Student Council Representative To be a Corporation Lawyer SANCHEZ, BERTHA - Senior Band, German Club, A.G.S. Cabinet, Girls' Block S.M., G.A.C. Vice President - To travel around the A world . T4 tive, After School Sports - To be a medical secretary, ,.. SCHRAMM, DAVID DAVE - Swimming, Basketball, A.B.S, Rep- resentative . SCHIAVONI, PATRICIA MARIE PAT - Art Commission - To be an Art teacher. SCHULZ, JAN CARL - Choir, C.S.F., Hi-Y, German Club - To be an engineer. SCHWEDE, KARL - To be a pressman. 'C'-3' SEBREE, CAROL ANN GINGER - A.G.S. Cabinet, Junior Red Cross Secretary, Y Youth in Govemtnent, Choir, Bearcat Boosters - To do loads of wonderful things. SEMBA, OLIVER SIR OLIVER VON SEMBA IV - Football, A.B.S. Representative, Senior Council, Block S.M., Student Council - To eat, drink, and be merry. ,Q SHARP, MICHAEL NOE MIKE - To be a bachelor. SHIELDS, BLOSSOM ANN BUTCH - A.G.S. Representative, Junior Council, Hi Staff - Gain weight. Yana: SHIELDS, MARSHA LYNNE MARSH - A.G.S. Alternate, Tri-Y, C. S.F. - To be a social worker. 4, SHORES, RAYMOND RAY SIERRA, RAYMOND RAY SANO, FUJIKO FUDGE - Block S.M., C.S.F., A.G.S. Representa- aa, 4? 1 gf f r t 1 , ,x ,, X , ,, L, . , . sr 2 Y Q as 4 1 in f f .- - - SELVAGGIO, ALICE SIMMONS, RONNIE GLEN RON Basketball, Baseball, Block S.M. SMITH, ROBERT WILLIAM BOB - Elections Commissioner, A.B.S. Representative - To be a gigolo. A.-.23 I SMITH, JANET GAIL IAN - Latin Club, Nursing Club, Choir, Tri- Y, A.G.S. Representative - Nursing. SPENCER, MARLENE SPOTSWOOD, BEVERLY ANN BEV - ExBoard, Senior Council - To I A 'X 42? ies 'Y Q ,f , E -if as 5 M W 5 1, graduate. r Ig . mm'Wf ' ' D SPRAGUE, WILLIAM BILL - Beskerbau, A.B.S. Representative - 're see the world. e-46, STALLMAN, CARLTON HAP - Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Student Body Auditor, Senior Class Vice President, Sports Editor of Elm - Successful College Life. 'hr - X 2 . f STEELE, DONALD ROBERT DON - Sophomore Council, Camera 'H ' A I Club - To be a millionaire. . , Q e. ,V si STERLEKAR, DEE ANN DEE - Latin Club, French Club, Tri-Y, A. G .S. Cabinet, Community Service Commission - To meet Adalai St . ,s evenson 1 M STUDDERT, SANDRA SUE SANDY - Student Council, Red Cross Representative, A.G.S. Alternate - To lean how to type. STRANGE, RICHARD TALCOTT 'DICK' - Recreation Commissioner, French Club, Acmy Hi-Y, C.S.F., Water Polo - To print my own Pari-mutuel tickets. STRAUS, JO ANN JOEY - Publicity Commissioner, Junior Council, Student Council, Executive Cabinet, Hi Staff - To be five feet tau. ' ' W , df- I SUNDBLAD, ELIZABETH ANN BETSY - German Club Secretary, A f 7 ev? A G .S. Representative, Girls Block S.M., Tri-Y, Community Ser- vice Commission - Biologist. TABLER, JANE STEIN, MARLENCHEN - Orchestra, A Cappella Choir - Grade School Teacher. .:.:,'fff '.m'f:,,:-1,:,?g,5f51A?g ,W - Y ffl' . -. .1 fa ,A 5 e 454 75554 rr , - .., , . :., STEINBAUGH, DAVID NEIL - Hi-Y, Science Club - Dentist. fb-X STEPHENSON, WILLIAM Z. BULL - A.B.S. Cabinet Student Coun my cil, Dance Commission, Grounds Commission Water Polo - Vet ernarian. B' , . - G7 , - I9 3 7 V, if lflp I 1 j , Q l 1? Cheerleader Rally Commission Student Body Secretary A G.S. 8 Il ll ll 5 THATCHER CAROLE LOUISE Rally Commission Hi Staff Editor, L Tn Y President Student Council A G S Representative Interior THILTGEN PAUL T Boys Athletic Commissioner Hi Staff Sports TONNA CHARLES FREDICK CHUCK Road Knights Science Club, TRUE HELEN KATHRYN Senior Class secretary Rally Commission, A G S Representative Student Council Frosh Soph yell leader - Sf YM? Q? sf? -, ' 0 5 TILLY JOAN VIRGINIA TIL A Cappella Choir Junior Red Cross ' 2 'n.- V tal Q TUPPER, BRUCE CHARLES - C.S.F., Sultan'S Hi-Y, Senior Band, A Cappella Choir, Tennis - Stanford. TURCHET, JOANNE MARY - Choir, A.G.S. Representative, Junior Council Representative - To be a secretary. UNO, JOYCE SANAE - To be a fashion illustrator. VALDEZ, DIANA J. BABE - Choir VAN NOORDEN, JOY - Dance Commissioner, A .G.S. Secretary, Senior Council, Student Council, Elm Staff - To have a full tank of gas in my car. VENTURELLI, GLORIA JUNE - To go into sales work. VODICKA, FRED Y. VODKA - A.B.S. Representative - To see the world . VER HULST, ABIGAIL ABBlE WAGNER, RAY RUDOLF RAY - Baseball, Basketball, Football, Block S.M. -fl3g,x .eng ,,,-, .. ,.,, ....t..,-...,.,-.,-........ WALTZ, CHARLES ANDERSON CHUCK - Elm Editor, Y Council 5 President, Y Council Treasurer, Sophomore Class President, Y. M.C.A. Youth in Govemment - Geo-Physicist. WARD, BARBARA JOAN BOBBI - Rally Commission, Tri-Y President, Student Council, Latin Club - Turn in a book report to Miss Mclntyre YZ? once. WATTS, MARCIA L. - Spanish Club, Nursing Club, Boosters - Teacher -' d h if . ' 9' 5 an ousew e g A A - ff ei ,V , WEISING, KATHLEEN GAY - Train Dogs. gn. ' P- , 3 WEITZEL, EDWARD Ed - Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Frosh 1, x Soph and Varsity Baseball, Block S.M. WEROLIN, JON TRUMBULL - Senior Council, Esquires Hi-Y President, 1, Science Club, A Cappella, Swimming Team - Sales Executive. if A -1, WEST, LEROY WESTON, FRANCES ELIZABETH ERAN - Senior sand, Majorette, lg -za. .' ,' ' 4-y , , Girls Block S.M., G.A.C., Spanish Club Vice President - Nursing. E I My 2 , f A , 1 l WHITESIDE, MELBOURNE C. MEL - Football, Swimming, Block s. . V , M. - Graduate. X ' 1 1 r X 'w l l f , all 'sf YW sis' Ss bvo -:: xr. WHITING, LOWELL ALAN ALAN - Machine Shop, Wood Shop, Crafts, 5 Projectionist - Machinist. WILCOX, DONNA -IO DONNA - Girls Block SIM. , Nursing Club, ly Tri-Y - Nurse. WISEMAN, PATRICIA NAOMI PATTY - Chemist. WONG, GLORIA V 2 1 WURTS, ELMO GLEN MOE - Wrestling, Camera Club - Forest Ranger. YAMA, MICHAEL HISAO MIKE - A.B.S.. Block S.M., Swimming, , Wrestling - Forest Manager. YEEMAN, NAN - Choir YOUNG, GEORGE HOW - Basketball, Swimming - Business Man. YOUNGSMAN, G.AIL IOANNE - Student Council, Rally Commission, A Cappella, A.G.S. - I just ain't got none. I r .. 106 i ZIEGLER, THATS ZICHOSCH, JOY ELIZABETH - C.S.F., A Cappella Choir, Red Cross Animal Science at Davis. ZOCCHI, PAUL JOSEPH Z,OCH - Basketball 3O's, Football - Play on Roach's starting five. BRIDGES BARBARY MARY BARBY 4- Golden Dey Commission, French Club Aowakiya Tri Y Learn how to mombo ming Member of organized Mafia Go back to Africa again someday DeNOLA, PETER GUIDO PETE - A.B.S. President, Football, Swim- . I . ,, . ,, - . . I hw . FARRAR, BLANCHE LOU - fTransferj Pep Club, Glee Club, Girls' League, Student Council - To be an elementary school teacher. CAMERA SHY SENIORS BEECHER, ROBERT EDWARDS, THOMAS LAWTON MILLER, DORENE LEE CHILTON, GARY GIBBONS, JOYCE ANNETTE O'NEILL, THOMAS FRANCIS CUTHBERTSON, MARY LOU HENNING, ROBERT PAUL, JOSEPH RICHARD DABNEY, SAMUEL FREDERICK VIANA, ROBERT ALLEN THIS WAS THE YEAR THAT: THE PARKING LOT WAS PAVED THE GIRL'S GYM WAS BUILT THE BEARCAT BOOSTERS WAS STARTED SAN MATEO WON THE LITTLE BIG GAME! ! ! SAN MATEO WAS P. A. L. FOOTBALL CHAMPION TUFTON BEEMISH ATTENDED SMHS 107 i -25' SENIOR POLL 1955 GIRL Sally Tadson .... Carol Meter . . Doris Hudson . . . Janet Cordes . . . Bev Buckman . . . Linda Player .... ...WITTIEST.. Cindy Cisler ..... . . Mary Ann Clinton JoAnne Polati. . . Janet Cordes .... Carole Thatcher . Pat Naud ........ Patti Chapin ..... econ .soo WITH THE . . FIGURE . . . HAIR... ...LEGS.... ....SMlLE ...EYES..... PE RSONALI TY . . . WHO'S THE . SMARTEST . . SHYEST.... FRIENDLIEST . . . . . . . . BEST DRESSED . . . . . . .BEST ATHLETE . . BEST ACTRESS - ACTOR .... . --.so-camo BOY Alan Bergstedt .Dan Duckhorn . .Hap Stallman . Allen Russell . . . Pat Nolan . . Pete Merle . Torn Edwards . .Bob Hamrdla Ernst Kirchner . . . .... Bill Hardy . . . . Bob Foley . Bucky Kahler . .Gary Chilton Cindy Cisler ..... MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED .... Linda Player ........ MISS SAN MATEO - MR. ......... Pete Merle Diana Nicholson , , , ,COUPLE OF THE YEAR. . . Gino Della Libera 108 . . Chuck Waltz SENIOR REVIEW As we come to the end of our senior year, we seniors look back at the four eventful years of our high-school career here at SMHS, and see that the members of the class of 1955 have contributed a lot to the school. Let's see what our class has done: When we first entered as freshmen, we were the lowest of the low --but we had a good time. We elected Bill hardy our first pres- ident, and with Ginny Freeman and Bev Buckman to help him, he plan- ned our Freshman Talent Show. Senior Bow Day was another of the first semester's events. Diana Nicholson, Mary Lou Roling, and Karel Klein led us in the spring, and we had our first fun night. But before we knew it we were sophomores, and really rolling! We elected Dick Messick, Jill Shiner, and Janet Cordes as our officers and started the year off right with a fun night. Then Chuck Waltz, Ray Aliamus, and Bev Miles added something new--a Sophomore Council, which planned a carnival booth fwhere we practically gave away gold- fishlj and another fun night, complete with swimming. Finally we became juniors--upperclassmen--and elected Janet Cordes president, Allen Russell vice president, and Peggy Holman sec- retary. We started the year off with a bang by having a fun night includ ing volleyball, ping pong, and a talent show with Tom Edwards and Mr. Dunn as M. C. 'S. Folk dancing added a note of variety to the evening. Of course the greatest event of the year was the Junior Prom, Blue Mist , with beautiful decorations, and dreamy music supplied by Elmer Vincent. A second fun night was planned by our second semester of- ficers, Guy Lee, Gino Della Libera, and Diana Nicholson, who added swimming to the evening's program. We held our first skate as well, and ran the hot dog-and-coffee booth at the Carnival. Now the time came that we had been looking forward to for four years--our senior year, when we are really on top! We started the year off by electing Joe Braun, Hap Stallman, and Ellen Mitchell to lead us. We had another great skate, and lorded it over the lowly freshmen on Senior Bow Day. Our rally for the foot- ball game against Carlmont won over those of all the other classes. And before we knew it, we found that we had only one semester left be- fore we would leave San Mateo High forever. We chose Bob Foley, Dick Dunbar, and Helen True as our new officers, and elected Patti Chapin our class representative to Execu- tive Cabinetg our first activity was another skate, which was enjoyed by everyone. Then followed in quick succession our Senior Luncheon, Jinx Day, the carnival booth, and, of course, the Senior Ball, held at the California Golf and Country Club to the music of Ray Hackett's or- chestra. We had accomplished a lot as a class and had a great deal of fun doing it. The Senior Ball was not quite the end of our activities. Finally came our graduation ceremonies, and after the last strains of Pomp and Circumstance had faded away, we went to the Peninsula Golf and Country Club for our Grad Nite party, with a break- fast, a floor show, and dancing to Jack Fina's band--all give us through our parents' efforts. This was a perfect climax to our high school days and we knew that we would never forget it, along with the friendships we had made here and the knowledge we had gained, and that they would re- main treasured memories the rest of our lives. STAFF Editor ........... Associate Editor. . Assistant Editor. . Senior Editor . . . Activity Editor .... Sport Editors .... Class Editor ..... . . Business Manager Sales Managers .... Artist ......... Photographer .... Sec retarie S .... 1954-55 . . . . Chuck Waltz . . . Bob Gifford . . . . Bob Foley . . . Cindy Cisler . . .Linda Player . . . . Bruce Borland and Hap Stallman . . . . . . .Claire Sims . . . . . . . .Bill Hardy . . . Joy Van Noorden and Janice Darknell ........Wayne Wong . . . . . . Dave Haylock . . . . . . . Judy Anderson and Joy Van Noorden ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The work in producing a year book requires that many people give up great amounts of time in order to make the book successful. To all the people who gave up so much time to make this book so very suc cessful, may I say thanks . First, may I thank Mr. Dalva, our advisor, for his wonderful help and advice in all the problems that came up. His great sense of humor carried many of us over the rough spots. Secondly, I Wish to thank Mr. Gabbert and Myers Pub- lishing Co. for their help and counciling. Many a time we relied on their know-how about layout and design. Thanks to everyone concerned for a splendid job. Thirdly, many thanks are due to Keith Cole Studios for their never-to-be-equaled photographic work. Spec ial thanks go to Don Collie for coming out to the school at almost a moment's notice in order to help us out of photographic jams. Last and by no means least, thanks go to my wonderful staff and especially to Judy Anderson and Joy Van Noorden, the staff secretaries, for their many hours of tedious work put in on writing and typing copy and the various correspondence that goes with any and every organization. Thank you all, for a job well done. K 110 -i X. wi I ini , , - .. - U4 ol Q Wx .N -Q, V ,lil X , ra 0 M14 -K- . A A Vi lx x ' 'Mg f ' . . Q, '7 -. , 3 V ,gi s 'sl-1 - Z.. !,nH X, 'ui' -11' N mn 1, iifj YEARBOOKS I- 0 ' 9 ffm liL.1lnnih.'l' '19 5- Q ES fe. SX? 'N N ' l 5 ',. l . 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