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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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Primarily a science and mathematics teacher, Mr. Yoder was quali- fied to instruct in other academic subiectsg and during his teaching career he coached tumbling, boxing, wrestling, and basketball. ln the latter sport his team won the Northern California Championship. Not only are the 2,000 students mourning him, but the administra- tion and faculty members of the district also feel his absence. His infinite patience and genuine interest in young people, as well as his co-opero- tion with everyone with whom he came in contact, will be missed. Therefore the students of SMHS wish to dedicate this year's Elm to the memory of our good friend, Noah S. Yoder. Foreword October 4, l957. Americans hurried to work, cities began to buzz with activity, and people passively regarded satellites as small, heav- enly bodies revolving around Jupiter. Then, with a tremendous roar, powerful rockets thrust Sputnik l from the earth, and a new age was born. Headlines shouted the nevvs to a shocked world. The effect reached out and touched the classrooms of America. Education is asleep! people cried, and the youth ot America took a deep breath and sharpened their pencils. People now look torvvard to a day when man will escape the confines ot the Earth to explore the boundless realm of outer space. Amid the feelings of apprehension and unrest, we, at San Mateo High School, prepare for a tomorrow that will truly be CUT OF THIS WORLD. fx l . . ' I , - ---f X :X ,ugly tw ' g ,. g ' x . . D 'B' XR- . I. T l N' Ll- 2 Nj V ,-,xiii - ix. .fxufx-, 1 T, gg 1 g N 5 'ix ,xQxj1.,' , v-513, -ft ll -J I V' gt' . vw-4 ,, is u T it -H ' f ffiffllf M, .Nj ' L l ' I, us A. i-,umun PWM xx ff' ff-is 4 l dc ll X. ' f, x-up-,. V Vlg- 1 H A 5 Z, -lx K-'V iN, Ll 'l Aix At TN N -in .gl-, 4 x X , I f 44, 45' ff' am, Q., l, 'bu ,lxydi 1, 1 N V, i nf? ,X Q V. 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FOURTH ROW: P. Quinn, T. Buttle. l 5 4.3 Mukhi UMW It David Lewis Don Niederhaus Jeanette Ja Spring Vice President Spring President Spring Secretory 3 -we--vp... , . Arlene Katherine Grounds Commission, C.S.F., Camerata. an old maid school 1- bf Aker, Ella Darlene - Puddin ELM Editor, Quill and Scroll Secretary, Future Homemak- ers of America President. To see Theron be in first place on the U.S.A. Olympic Shooting Team. Albert, David J. Aleclc, Andrea Louise Alger, John Swimming Team, A.B.S. Cab- - Bunny Hi Staff, C.S.F., Nobles Hi-Y. inet, Drakes Hi-Y. Dance Commission, Class To earn money. To be a wild-eyed, wishy- Councils, Aowokiya Tri-Y. washy fanatic. Ego ineet Eleanore at the Bagel op. ' If VFW! 41 Averill, Ray -- The Frog Concert Bond, Carnerata, El Revs Hi-Y. To be a wart cultivator so Did- dley can be a wart surgeon. 49-'Q V . ,. IQ Y, Baarts, John P.A. Commissioner, Math Club, Tennis Team. To be an engineer. 4 'fw- -3 'W 'J Allen, Jeanne Karen Rally Commission, Freshman Commission, A.G.S. Repre- sentative. To be married, raise three children and live next door to Bobbie Wirglerf' Amarillo, Corozon Caray - Corie Varsity Cheerleader, Block SM Secretary, Camerata. To be a biologist or biology teacher. Anderson, Helen Lo,uise ,, -,,Andy,, Hi Stafi, German Club. To be an educated dancer. Anderson, Robin Joan - Robyn Rally Commission, A Cap- pella, Phi Shi Delta Tri-Y Secretary. To marry a millionaire and drive a leopard lined Lincoln Continental Mark Ill. Armagost, Donald M. -,,Don,, Stage Crew, Light Board Operator. To get into a good business. Arreola, Daniel Bailey, Virginia A. Barca, Patricia-Ann M. Battaglia, Steve - Ginger - Pat Dance Commission, Senior Choir. Council, Transfer from To be a comptometer opera- Kansas. tor. To have people stop saying have black eyes! 1 i F' HZ? 2915.- TF nv A 4 X . 'fr l Il Becirdslev, Lindo Ann Beer, John D. Belson, Jim Dance Commission, C.S.F.: Varsity Cheerleader, Fresh- To adapt a blown Chrysler in Class Councils. man Class President, Drakes 'TW '36- To be able to keep Mr, Munoz Hi-Y, from talking about the caves, To be a lawyer, to use scien- tific and logical methods, and to prove Susan wrong on one case. Biddell, George William - Bill Senior Band, DeMolay. To be a success in the field of electronics. Berndt, Larry Orchestra. H To be a forest ranger. Berberich, Beverly - Jill Junior Achievement, National Rollerskating Competition. To be L.G.'s ofhcial orange peeler for ever and everl Bluess, Cathleen Noreen Bisgaard, Judy Lynn Binsacca, Judith Ann -,i-Iudvi, Senior Class Secretary, C.S.F., Block SM. To be the Grst woman secre- tary of state. 'IF' nv' Benson, Harald Bentley, Patrick Henry J. Tennis Teamg A.B.S. Repre- -'fPct sentative, Nobles Hi-Y. Senior Bandp A.B.S. Repre- To be an African witch doc- SGf1TGlive. tor, To be in some branch of criminology. ,, , ,, i Wit' 'lg 'V X 4 1 ,.....f. .111- S -wi i is i -I l l 1 4 s l BlOlS6, COI'0l Blumenthal Stephen Baden, Valerie Bohme, Sherry Boldrey, Edwin I - Bloisee Y , f Steve - Val - Ed Freshmun GiflS' C0'WWSS'0fWi Lightweight Basketball, Golden Key Commission, Election Commission, C.S.F.p i C.5.F:. BlOCk SM- CSF., Youth Group Presi- Freshman Council, Track Team. To pluck leotlwrs lfOm wild dent, Aowokiyo Tri-Y. To be a doctor or to go into i birds to stuff mattresses with. TO be a poetic lush. STQ have to go on a reducing some other science. l let. 'bf 1 a W, Bowden, Jacqueline Bowers, Norma Ynez - Jackie - Bow-wow Student Council Representa- Student Directory Commis tivey French Club Secretary. siong Freshman Girls To be the mother of two sets Commission Block SM of triolets and three sets of To be an air line stevvardess twins. ' Boyle, Peter Bredsteen, Richard - Dick Varsity Football Team, Senior Class Vice-President, Tennis Team. To be a hobo and ride the rails with Tom Billings. Brick, Patricia Jo Ann -Upottf C.S.F.p A.G,S. Cabinet Aowakiya Tri-Y To be a teacher a wife and a mother. Brieger, Susan Tusueu A.G.S. Vice-President: Junior Class Secretary, Dance Commission. To have a ride in Ron's ficti- cious Corvette. Brogan, Mike - The Wild Irishman Concert Choir, Junior Council. To see the world through a port hole. Bryan, Bobbie Ann Junior Achievement To get my driver s license Burks, Sally Burmester, Lawrence Burns, Michael Burrows, Scott Edmund Buss, Donald Sa So Mike Football Team, Frosh-Soph - Don Art Commissioner Student CSF Senior Band Baseball Team. A.B.S. Alternate Transfer Council Representative Sans Math Club To have money and own a TO SYGYT G charter flvlfg Corvette. service. , 1, , t . .. '-Sr'-V f, ., ,.,.f,f' ,, ,:. fqawz ft--. . P42 N . 'll . far, .4-' ,, .fri , 5' Ni . 'i , ZW 1' if l' Junior Councilg Student Council Representativeg .. s 4 x . 4.1x dl' P, l i C, Q: Q, ttf- fffi wi.. L Buttle, Berry Caldwell, Ernest Walter Caramazza, Carole M. - Ernie A Cappella: Cafeteria Varsity Football Tearng Worker. Frosh-Soph Football Team. To be a professional dancer. Amateur Radio. I To become an electronics technician. Carpenter, Ray Gymnastics Teamg Rebels Hi-Y. To be Assistant Chief Beep ln- terrogator for lnterplanetary Ballistic Sputniksf' Carrol, Albert Carwi To be a designer of cars. n, Edward Allen - Sharky Gymnastics Team, A.B.S. Vice-President: Senior Class President. To be smart like the guys in the El Revs. Casey, Mary C. U-HDOHYH To sell butcher knives in Africa to the head hunters. Cassin, Richard Castil - Seb lo, Robert UH Varsity Football Team, Band, Track Team. To be instruct Cava, Gain Ann - GaikesIe Rally Commission, Future Homemakers of Americag Aowakiya Tri-Y. To live on my own private island with FlipI rf 'fi s eff a boys' P.E. or. Chaput, Gene Varsity Basketball Team, Nobles Hi-Y President. To be able to help Paul Cot- ton close his thermostat. '97, I Lf. 1 .rf ,L 3 -w,'v .,,' L V 2 urn. ' 1 N- 5-, .-MQ. rv' xg, 1 . wa. 41 '4-41 Carlander, Shirline Carlson, William A.G.S. Representative: Jr. Achievement: Student Coun- cil Alternate. To be a secretary. i ' ts' ' 5 W gi, if A ,.i:..1.f, . - ww . 'tx-tif f, .- : if ,Jaws flu? .. ,,,,,c 3 .4 A i x W 3:2 ah, ,, .V , 3, .tl v f s Pixy. Q UQ ' 44 l ' Av f of fi 28 R. -s ...ff 'Q' l i Ciampi, Marie Therese Clayton, Susan Beth Cole, Cathy Suzanne - Champ Choir: C.S.F.p Luibimi Tri-Y. Election Commission: Junior ELM Staffg A.G.S. Represen- To go into some field of Councilp Wiki Wiki Tri-Y l tativeg Traffic Commission. science. President. I To be an old maid. .1 '55,-it X To be a stewardess for United Air Lines. L W A ' .0 -K it ff g N i fr--v4 K. xv. '--r ok 0 'X 'Ni COVUCIO, Steve Cranford, Nancy Cresci, Ernest D - Fi Fi - Ernie VGVSITV Footboll leflmi Term Plays, Lide K'Loaa Varsity Basketball Team, VOVSIYY BOS9bOlll TECITWI Tri-Y. Varsiiv Baseball Team, r El RevS H' Y CnODlOIn- To be the same as Linda Sid- Block SM President. T0 be O DfOf9SSlOf10l bfisebctll well and Judy Bisgaardf' To be a peanut vendor at ,Q A? 4 Orche tra C S F., To be Juniors best friend 1962 World Series. Crowe, Sheila Jean Cresta, Dennis - Bid Den Varsity Football Team Frosh-Soph Football Team Basketball Team. the la remain a bachelor Student Council Representa- tiveg A.G.S. Representativeg Sophomore Council. To be a big executive of o very prohtable organization. Culberson, Curtis Culver, David Cullinan, Kathleen - Kathy Student Body Secretary, A.G.S. President, Finance Committee. Most qirls search for their Prince Charming, but l will settle lor an Earl. Culver, Robert -KHROnu Curran, Eugene - Gene Wrestling Teamy Student Council Representativef Swimming Team. To qet out of high school l97O. Davison, Nancy Deaton, Judith Deitos, Lea ELM Staffy Grounds Com- - Judy - Lo-La mission, Wiki-Wiki Tri-Y. School Serviceg A Cappella, A.G.S. Representative Stu Ta be?-Ask Kristine. Future Nurses' Club. dent Council Representa ive To be a teacher at an elementary school. Tri-Y President. To be as loany as Mr. Magaof' if 3 fi -'Y' Yr f hi 549 Dekker, Doris -,,Dee,, To be a secretory and marry the boss. Detomas, Judith Yvonne - 'Judv Student Council Representa- tive: Class Council, Tri-Y. To chow down and look like Popeye's girl friend, Olive Oyl. deVries, Ca Art Commis To oe a commercial artist. -HPOTH Dill, Shirley Ann -- Ronnie Choir. To be a P.E. teacher at Serra High School. Drake, Steve Durham, Carolyn Dee ' - Bull Class Councils, AG S. Repre- sentative: Luibirni Tri-Y. To be tive feet tall. DeNlartini, Ernest -'Ernie Manager of Co-Op Store, Dons Hi-Y Vice-President. To be a botanist and grow on algae burger. DeLaney, Sharon role sion, French Club. Dieguez, Patricia '59 ELM Queen, Senior Council Alternate, A.G.S. Representative. To be a sweetheart wife and have a wonderful family of love. Dreyfuss, Marilyn - Lynn Dance Commission: A.G.S. Council Representative, Camerata. Ambition?-don't be opti- misticl Dykes, Judith Natalie - Judy Student Council Representa- For Judy to let me have my tive, A,G.S. Representative. hair long. To get Art ta have his hair cut short. Dutra, Arthur - Art Gymnastics Team. fit 'iv' L wr-eg 'Q DeNola, Emily Frances Der, Nora Better Government Commis- - Dersies sion, Drama Commission, To see Sally Burks read my Luibimi Tri-Y Vice-President. Chinese letters. To have long blonde hair. ' e K' Ebner, Peter - Pete P.L. Commission, A.B.S. Cabinet, Tennis Team. To be the tirst American sports broadcaster on the moon. 'Tic Y' n sf 11 Edelman, Susan C. -tnsuen Dance Commissionp Student Council Representative: Class Councils. To go to the University of and maior in campus 'ar'-Y' Q 'P 'ff' ff! 5 ,. 4 1- if t .V .vi vs ,Az J' W I 1. '1 j Jo Anne Epperson, Mike Esson, Delora Ann E. Etienne, Gayle Eunson, Dale George - Eppy Choir. Dance Commission, A GS. - Lee Student Body Secretary, A.B.S. President: Senior To write a book, Cabinet, Emporium Hi Board, Drama Commissioner, French Peninsula League Commis- Councilg Transfer from Los To be a downstairs maid with Club President, Tern. Plays, sionery Golden Key Society. Angeles. a college education. To be the world's greatest o know H.P. as well as To gain enough knowledge actress while living in Green lM'rs. C. does. to analyze Mr. Walker. wich Vlll0Q9.H -fx - -. W r f -1- -'U ,au- Finney, Susan Louise Fishback, Jeflirey Fitzgerald, Michael B. - Firm - Jeff k Mike Junior Class Secretary: Cross Country Teamy Track To help Newgard clean up A.G.S. Cabinet, C.S.F. Team, Block SM. Tigiugngf' To start a mushroom form To become something in with Ann. ranching or forestry work. I I . 4 1 I .7 eilkw 4 Q y L .. -A. Fabris, John - Chico Varsity Football Team, 30's Basketball Team, Canterata, To have a certain sophomore cry on my shoulder. Farnbrini, Sylvia Louise Class Council: Student Coun- cil Representativeg A.G,S. Representative. To be on time for anything. Favors, Sandra - Sandy Freshman Girls' Commission, Golden Key Commission, Luibimi Tri-Y President. To drive my car through the halls when the horn gets stuck. Feldman, Walter - T-Bird Varsity Football Manager, Student Council Representa- tive. To be a mechanical engineer. Fife, Marilyn Rally Commissiong Class Counctlg G.A.C. To invent a Toni permanent for eyelashes. Figaro, Alden Joseph -- Fic, Student Council Alternate. To be an expert on women, Fowler, Charles Richard Fowler, Marilyn - Charley Varsity Football Teamg Swimming Team, Varsity Baseball Team. To retire at the age ot 21 with 3l,OO0,000 in assets. W-,I 1 V J, i f-iii ,nun Y 2, 1' 'fig Freeberg, Sharon Arnott Furuya, Naoko Galpin, Clifiord Garbuio, Jeanne Gibson, Anne - Freeing Election Commission, Block C.S.F.g Student Council Rep- C.S.F.g Choir Treasurer Golden Kev Commissioner, SM, Future Nurses' Club. resentativeg Nit Nays Tri-Y. P.L. Commission. C-5.F.f Student BOCN To have esculators or eleva Treasurer, tors installed in SMHS.' To be Power's No. 'I girl. Gillespie, Patricia Ann - Pat Varsity Che-c-rleader: Student Council Representative: Senior Council. To be a beauticianf' Glover, Larry T. - Weascl Varsity Football Team, ABS. Reurescntativeg EI R'uyS HiAY To be on U.S.A. Olympic Shooting Team. Goff, Carol Ann g Booie A.G.S, Representative, Class Council, Choir. To be a housewife and secretary. Goff Diane 1 14 Red Crass: A.G.S. Represen- f' -' tativeg Choir. To be a nurse at Mills t 1. ,,vvv, ,. .. Hospital. tg -ff ' r Goodwin, Shirley Ann Wt , f-N. KY' - Goodv 'Q Studs.-nt Council Representa- ' t i tive, Class Councils, A.G.S, 1 I Representative. Q Q J ' To aet 'Foxy' out of the stars and into orbit, with the right QW. Graham, Sharon Elaine 'gHSltErry Aovvakiya Tri-Y, Transfer from San Marina, Calif, Anitas Service Club Presi- dent. To aet my M.R.S. degree in college. Greenhill, Myrtle A. - Myrt Class Councils, A Cappella, Nut Nays Tri-Y. To be or not to be . . . that is the question. Greenback, Ronald G. ' ' I 'M5'M7..J-.ylliiegk x 3 - , f A , ., hwy e,, 5.,x- Q -vigxwg, Hi' , 51595.-tzi if 5 g,,, ,. f x my 1-ef,.'w. J...-,, - ., f2ff'Z .R 1 w i f!! V 1 :gif JU 1' 1.5 V' . r l A, 4 ,em 12.4 Q we Grifhths, Veronica Ann Guido, Sandra Gullicksen, Lawrence P - Ronnie - Passionate Gymnastics Team, Dance Commission, Senior Rally Commission, lfvnox Hi-Yg M.Y.F. W Band, Sans Souci Tri-Y. Block SM, C,S.F. To be an architect. To be manager of the Milwaukee Braves! . 3, 5, was-Q 0 -'T 1 . 5' ' A 'ir r Q fr 1 . 'ff Q9 ix N, Hall, Delores Gwyn -,.Tex,. Concert Choir. Future Home- makers of America. To be a part-time pinfeather picker in a partridge-plucking plant. ,pg if Hendrickson Harland Higginbotham, Jr., W.D. Butch -- Tex Track Team Cross Country Varsity Football Team, Class Team Councilsg A.B.S, Representa- To be a bouncer at the tives. Party Pad To be a iudge of the i963 Miss Universe Pageant. , ' x ' . fi v 4 l . at -.-ff i1 5 Pi Hammond, Susan - Sue Rally Commissionp A.G.S. Vice-Presidentg Cameroto. To be admitted to West Point or Annapolis leither one will dole, IU Hilken, Raymond N. - Mickey Varsity Football Teamp Drokes Hi-Y. To be an architectural engineer. f Js 5 '7'2 : A -as ag t, il 3 A ld? ,Z . 'X 'Q' ,ik-gfi v X .LG 4 'N 9- FW Hanaki, Kenneth K. Hansen, Helen Patricia Varsity Swimminq Team, + Pat Senior Councilg Varsity Choir. Omejo Beta Thero Wrestling Team. Girls' Club, Rebekah s To be educated and live To be one of Tennessee Ernie normal. Ford's 'Pea Pickers'. Hansen, Kristine Student Directory Commission, A.G.S, Representative, Y,M.C.A. To be?-Ask Nancy Davison. Hardesty, Martha D, - Dody Chair, After School Sports, Lide K'Looo Tri-Y. Vice- President. To establish a family. Hayes, Sharon Lee Hi-Stott Feature Editor C.S.F. President, Golden Key Society. To succeed Jan as pres of the H. P. Fon Club. Haysbert, Charles - Chariot Varsity Football Team, Stu- dent Council Representativep Varsity Baseball Team. To be an electrical engineer. if Hellman, Reta - Reet Rally Commission, C.S.F.g Camerato. To be able to ski on my skis, not on my . . . Hendershot, Joy Future Nurses' Club: Junior Prom Committee: G.A A To be a nurse and loin the Navy. Hing, Ronald Mark Holman, Shirley - Reggie - Pots B.Y.F. Treasurer: President of AGS Pres: Gators Hi-Y. dent of Future Teachers To be Genghis Khan ll. To be able to take my surf board to Hawaii. KS 1510 t it , Ks' V- : fx 'ff 'W i s , . J!! . Av ' UP ., 1' Hook, Sandra M, Hornung, Lee Howell, Ronald HOYOS, Judith k Sande - Dale k Ron - Foxy After School Sports, Golden Kay Commissioner: Varsity Basketball Team, Fun-Niqht Committee, Stu- Jalyg Dguqhrerg, Term Play, Student Teaching, Varsity Baseball Team, dent Council Representative, Ta be gn girline hostess, To live an exciting life on A,B.S. Representative. Choir. the Left Bank. To be with Brigitte Bardotf' To have 'Goody' and her dreamrboat ride through the Milky-way. lmachi, Clifton German Club, C.S.F, Ja, Jeanette -HJ' J-,. Elected Rc-press-ntative to -,gy Senior Class, A,G.S. Cabi- netg G.A.C. Jackson, Allen - A. J. Student Body Auditory Cam- erata, Tennis Team. To be the inventor af the first edible prune pit. Jackson, Nancy Block SM- Future Nurses' W Club: Job's Dauqhters. To be either a nurse or a stewardessf' .0- C Jacques, Douglas - Doua Transfer from Ethiopia. 5 Jaeger, David Eugene --- Deacon Varsity Football Team, Finance Coniniitfeeg Gymnastics Team. To be able to have a stub like Gary Zollerf' fu Hurst, Cameron i -.fcoppyu 1 Golf Team: C.S.F. Life 1 Memberg Drakes Hi-Y. 3 i l l 6' l Johnson, Elizabeth Taft ' - Betsy Senior Band dent Council Tri-Y. To go to Granville. ' ' ' l James, Dennis Jamieson, Diane Jinkerson, Guy Johanson, Loretta Choir Counfilz C.S.F.: - .link Student Council Representa- Wilfi Wiki Tri-Y. Dance Commission: Class tivep A.G.S. Representative. To be a carefree and happy Councilsg Drcikes Hi-Y. TQ be g model, career girl, To be a playboy. stew rrsi tr J 'Ti' ,..-., 'B Q14 49 . Q. 10' Johnson, Gary W Johnson, Gerald James Johnson, Karen Johnson, Sandra Jones, Barbara Duke k D0C German Club, Future Nurses' - Joni-sy To be retired and happily To be o used car dealer like Club: Senior 5COUfin94 Rally Commission, A GS. married Dad. To take a trip U Pwtrescfntatiye, Golden Key an T 'W Kawahara, Jean Masalco Student Directory Commis- sion, Junior Achievement, Future Homemokers of America Parliamentarian. ,... fn ' a is ,ww Commission, To oo on with a chemistry orotessor in college. Jones, Robert U Camerato: Senior Band, De Molay. To be a lawyer. Jones Susan - Jonesv Rally Commission, Junior Achievement Secretary, Tri-Y. To be an airline hostess. Jonsson, Alex Varsity Football Team, Varsity Track Team, Nobles Hi-Y President, To find Paul Cotton, Joyner, Gladys Julich, Judith Jean - Judv Participated in A.F S, Assistant Manager in Co-Op, Transfer from Kansas. To be o brownie with all em- ployers and friends to all. Jorow, Ronna --- Ronnie Drama Commissioner, Choir Vice-President, Girl's State Representative, To be a rich fanatic. Kincaid, Janet Football TGOYTU TFOCK Team: Track Team: Cross Country m WO0dv . Rebels Hi-Y. team, Rebels Hi-Y. A CUl7D9ll0F AVGVS- l'l05D To stay a civilian. To bg O grape Crusher fo, tality Committee, Transfer from Chicago. 3. 1 lxrzvn -i ' . ,IW ., V: wg- iv. ,pt A f , 'fgsw ' , ,g, ..,5,,, , 1. M Q. 'tel 1 Y ' 'Eff' 5' -., . ' 'fe V .. -te, ' all ,fl 929' f -- ' 'Ht fi f - ' f .lib ,'4, ' va 8 Iv x ,K I GL Q, -c' '-2 2 X f P f rr tg, 1 f 7 L Kirk Barbara Knovvlden, Wesley Kocmich, David Krahn John Kwan Victoria -HVVQSH - Dave Vrcki Student Council. Football Manaqer Wrestling Block SM GAC Secretary To be filthy rich and Team, Track Team Golden Key Commission unemployed. Landau Lorna Rally Commission, A,G,S. Decorations Junior Achieve- To be a dircctoriof Vic Tanny Landfear, Jean - Jeanne Transfer from Granville, Ohio, Y-Teens, Trl-Y. To ao back to Granville. Member of the Pendletonsg Lanlea Carolyn Bittcr Government Commis- sion Fanturi Teachers Presi- dcnt Camclata, To be thc first psychiatrist for people from Mars. Larson, Evelyn - Evie Science Club: A Cappella Future Nurses' Club. To be an artist and Uction writer. Lee, Carole - Leezv Golden Key Commission: Freshman Council, Election Commission, Ta be able to see Sa-Sa make Cha Sui bow, To be an electrical engineer To be or not to be? working in South America EEZ, A ' Q K ,s 1 . Vs. 0? 'WZ'-G' x if i 1 Lemon, John s Johnnv Cnoirg Print Shop 'To be a printer or operator. N ' F: .,,,- ,. ff we 50. .41 f its 4 ,f r by 1:3 gy Lewis, Carol Lewis, David - L0Uie - Charlie P.L. Commission, Varsity Varsity Football Team, Cheerleader, Camerata. A.B.S. Representative, TQ develop a permanent that El Revs Hi-Y President. would uncurl 'Big One's' hair. To aet my limit of ducks. .-...C Lewis, Leslie I , ' 'I -4'-s If 4' March, Joan Marsh, Joan Student Directory Cornmis- f Joev sion: Junior Council, A.G,S, Representative, A Cappella. M.Y.F. President. To be able to have my Chevy To be a lifeguard at Muscle I run like a Chevy should. Beach. 1 4 t ills' f.,,,q, L .' 1' fire Marshall, George Tyler 11,1-yn Pl Coniniissianp Student Council Representative, Trails Team. f'Ta tell a certain person where to ao, v iii i ' 11' ww, I Lindner, Barbara - Barb ELM Class Editor: Golden Kev Society, Representative to Great Britain for The Experiment in International Livinqf' To be the first earthgirl on the moon. Lewis, Stephen Louis, Catherine Dollie e Cathy Varsity Pont-Pon Girl, Block SM President, Quill and Scroll Ta be a private or executive secretary. Lovell, Larry Luis, Gary Dennis f Portuqee Frosh-Soph Football Team. To own my own Chevrolet company. Lutz, Carol Ann - Queenie E la be a dental hyqenistf' Maior, Susan Marc, Eleanore Elizabeth -- El Student Council, AGS Representative, Lidu K'Loaa Tri-Y. To brunch up with Bla Daddy Nord at the Bagel Slap. Martin, Margaret Ann Martin, Richard - Peqqy Science Club: Future Nurses Clulw, Spanish Club To be at the Bialittle dame whiyn the Bearcats beat the Panthers. Q. '.':' it-fs '-F L 3 - -wsl fj, 4 -r ., . .- ---i:.Af ,, 1. fl.. i:,'f, .5ff5w' fi Q'-?,-1, 7. - '1 i Y ' ' F eet nf A v' E fl' Ve-w 4 -1 I Dimples - Dave .lob s Daughters Choir Varsity To be an air line stewardess C.S.F.g H lm 5343 't 'lvl 'Sl' Moth Club. SIOU AGS Cabinet Jr Swdent Council Repregenfq To be the Grst man to the Proq Decoration Chairman tive Clqgg Councils Varsity Basketball Student Mattei, Mayo, Pete ITIOOTI. ,if 4- Miller Phillip Riginal Drama Student Council Representative: N,A.A.C.P. To be in any kind of enter Miller, Phyllis Rigina G.A.A,: N,A.A.C.P. To be the mother of twins. Student Directory Commis- si n C SF Senior Scouts. Q0 to college and get my Miramon, Betty Lou Choir. To be working at an easy iob with a high salary. ?5iY5'rf A ' 'l .W if . ' 4 J' Q Frank Miranda, Mary Ann Moliis, David Moore, Katherine Moran, Lois Joan + Queenie School Service: Choirg Lide A G 5 CC1blnef S0Dl'tOf'f1OI'6 K'Loaa Tri-Y Treasurer. ClClS5 SECVGTCFY G0ldel'1 KCY i To live happily ever after. SOCISYY fr' ,--. ' r tx. .., f .. in i r 'W MOl'elW60Cl, Patricia M Morris, Alan Muhlker, Marilyn 0 ELM Staff, Swimming Team, - Mulks Stvdertt C0Ul'1Ctl RSDYGSEUYO Rally Commission. Orchestra, Rally Commission, tive Lide K Loaa Tri Y To set world Tetter-Totter rec- A.G.S. Cabinet. To be the first woman to ord with Art Thompson on top To be able to talk to Mr. fEGCh the m00I't bY route of of the Eifel Tower. Mills without blushing. '57-YC va-X. T' McLachlan, Lynn ELM Staff, Student Body Sec- retary, Golden Key Society. To be able to see over every- one's head in the hall. l Nelson, Edward -,.Ed, Track Team, Cross Country Team, Science Club. To be a psychiatrist. 10 N . f T, 1 ir? ' ,. ta. ,film its T ,. T' Munyon, Mary Mare Rally Commission, Senior Council, Grounds Commission. To eat as much as Ron not show it. McCann, Michael -.NAAOCH Senior Band, Varsity Base- ball Team, Student Council Representative. McClure, David B. - Fearless 1 Tx S 'iv E i Q -5-. McAuliFFe, Charles Chick Drama Commission, Term Play. To become chief engineer of and San Francisco. Swimming Team, Student Council Representative, School Cafeter ia. To make a reproduction of grandma's ielly bean, McCluskey, Austin k The Star Choir, N.A.A.C.P. Treasurer, Student Council Representa- To become the star singer of a night club. McDonald, Jeanne French Club, A.G.S. Repre- sentative. To be the best bridge player on the West Coast. Mclntosh, Jean -,,Red,, Student Council Representa- tive, Junior Council, A.G.S. -f ,-.este .gg . .1 . . f any qs .. -' 21.94 Mc! ' .Nan . ,. Representative. To always fly high. Mclntyre, Bonnie Anne - Skeetz Hi Staff, Quill and Scroll Orchestra. To be an educated house wife. Neukom, William -'Bill Varsity Basketball Team, Chief Justice of Student Court, Drakes Hi-Y. A Nevalt, Judith Jude Golden Key Commission Dance Commission, Future Teachers' Club. To have eye lashes as long as Jon's. ',,,.J 'Dr' 63.4 .Xl . IJ: 'E .V . R- .., sf, - e Q. :-- ,i.....wis-5.-1 A 1. . . ., N5 . W., Qs ,. it . 552 f ' N .qgk ,. L -AQ I i .4 V , 1.5 ..,, . -v e, iw- .. Qi fi f5Q,.,,e . Tiff! ig. , l . .. 'QW 4 'f 7 f 3 J ' if .5 3 . 1' I Q i Newgord, Kennedy Newton, Christopher C. Nicholaisen, Ronald - Ken - Newt - Nick the stick Frosh-Saph FOOtb0ll TGOFVWJ '58 ELM Sports Editor, A.B.S. Representative: Varsity Football Team, Carneratag Choir Activities 30's Basketball, Dance Commission. Commissioner. Squires Hi4Y President. To clean up Tiaiuanaf' Ta tour the world on power To be photographer of roller-skates, Playboy Magazine. Niederhaus, Kenneth - Snake Student Body Vice-President, -ight Swimming Team, Junior xl Class Vice-President. To be a world renown fruit , picker. f'ff':- gh Nolan, Patricia , ,. -,,PO,,, ,W Choir. Q' To be a member of Eric Nord's harem with lda. Nugent, Thomas F. Tom A.B.S. Cabinet, Student Council Representative, St. Paul's Youth Group Presi- dent. To be the first to bring green cheese back from the Moon, O'Berry, Errol O'Berry, Keith - The Leprecone . Orchestrag A.B.S. Represen- tative: Track Team. To have a harem. O'Keete, Gerald -- Jerry Grounds Commissioner, Choir, Nobles Hi-Y. To be the ianitor at Fort Knox. Oldford, Sally Janet Oto, Frances Keiko Owen, David k Sallv-O - Fran Dramaticsp A.G,S. Represen- Future Nurses' Club, Student tativeg Luibimi Tri-Y. Directory Commission, To be the person whose sig- Block SM. To be a nurse or lab technician. nature appears on all that money. nf' s 1 A 0:2 ,fl .. I ef Y 'Q ,V lr 'vy' Nicks, Mildred Niederhaus, Donald E. - Kraut Junior Class President, A.B.S. Vice-President: S.M.H.S'. Boys' State Representative. To go into the field of indus- trial engineering. Q ri gy -I my fd 'U'- 6' ,, . . ' - Tfff Owyang, Walter Michael Pagano, George Joseph - Dads Supreme - Hacker Varsity Football Team, A.B,S. Cabinet: A.B.S. Rep- Golden Key Commisgionf resentativeg Golf Team. B.Y.F. President. To be too pro ond money T To be able to win friends and Winner in i965- influence people. :E 2 ,Qs 145 - 'ffy' . , Y. rf, Palmer, Patricia - Freckles G,A.C. Vice-President, Foreign Exchange Student Commissioner, Camerata. To be one-half of a double wedding on the U.S.S. Ranger. 'ac 'T -N., F590 Player, Stephen Poff, Terri Steve - Grendel Varsity Football AFS E French Club: CSF., change Stud nt President of Block SM. Peninsula Y To get my M.R.S. degree in To buy another pair of college. .en- If--.. rg: .wlvliy fs 'sr-..',:t .I To be either a court reporter a secretary Or a stenotype Parker, Kathleen V. Parsons, Anne f Kathy Rally Commission, Senior f Gabby Rally Commissioner, Council, M.Y,F. District Varsity Cheerleader, Ofticer. Black SM A.G.S. Representative. To see San Mateo beat Bur- To be a West Point cheer- lingcme twice in a raw. , leader. operator. Perin, Mary Jean - Jeannie Student Council Representa- tive, Senior Council, G.A.A. To return to Italy. Peterson, Donald P. - Don ELM Stat? Bookkeeper, Freshman Commission, -ff' 1 Dons Hi-Y Treasurer. To become an accountant. wo' ,4 4'f - Lynne universe. Phipps, Randall Piguet, Sally - SheD Freshman Girls' Commission er, G.A.C. Vice-President, Nit Nays Tri-Y Treasurer. To be the other half of a double wedding on the U.S.S, Ranger. fi.. Pomeranz, Joanne Prevost, Frank Proseus Richard Choir, Student Council Rep- resentative, Lide K'Loaa Tri-Y. To be a detective thave rifle will sl'toatl. ggi., x XT KN 'C' ts? Periat, Gabrielle Jeanine Rally Con-mission C S F Philbrick, Linda Grounds Commission Stu dent Council Representative B.Y.F, President To ioin the navy to see the Pitts, Norman S 3 ' 4 I, ill Quinn, polrlclo Ann Quinn, Jr., Robert S. Ratclifle, Harleen Ratto, James Charles Rawcliffe Sara Jane - Quinn ' 4 -- Bob . - Butch I - Uncle Jim Sally Rallv Q0mm,'SS'Of': 50Dh0- Rally Commission, VGVSHY RGS. Representative, Track Team, Student Council French Club President ff'0fff S0Uf1C f AVG-5 Repfe' Boseboll Team: Water AGS, Big Sister Representative, Wrestling CSF Nit Noys TriY SCHYUTIVG- Polo Team. To trv to succeed in every- Team. TO thfllve G Swimming 4D00l. To be king of all Beatniksf' thing I do. To ioin the navy. tennis court, and bowling alley. Reichardt, Ronald Gene - Ron Varsity Football Team, Varsity Basketball Team, Gymnastics Team. To be able to own a yacht and a Corvette. pe- .af I' Reingold, Barry Steven Track Team, Cross Country Team. -Q., Reymond, Carol - Delilah Golden Key Commission: A Cappella, Spanish Club. To be able to put a Cadilla carburetor on a Chevy inani- fold without trouble. Reynolds, Betty Arlene Choir, A.G.S. Representative, Student Council Alternate, V To eliminate all parental preiudice decisions. Rezos, Marcia ' Grounds Commissioner, Class Councils, Nit Noys Tri-Y Secretary. To beat someone in my little ieepf' Rice, Ronald Roberts, Janet Roland, Mary Carneilia Romani, Pam Rosa, LeRoy J. - Jan -A Mari Jo Wrestling Team, A.B.S Ren ELM Staff, Art Commissionerg Choir. resenfativep Student Council Student Council Representa- To be a laboratory tech- Representative. five, nician. To ski up hill. lf' 3 'fit if v . . 'Ir 'sv il R056 PCITTICIG M Rozewski, Antonette Russ, Larry Ryan, Kevin C. Sakai, Thomas a Toni Swimming Team, Junior Rcllv Commission Student To be a cosmetologisi Council, Ifynox Ha-Y Council Representative President. AG 5 Representative To be a commercial artist. Salabert, Shirley - Shorty Drama, Student Council Rep- resentativeg Lide K'Loaa. To be in the entertainment field. Sanchez, Domingo H. - Dom Track Team: Boys' State Representative, Block SM. To be a graduate from a university. Scott, Clifford Schmitt, Susan - Schmitty G.A.A.p Student Council Rep- resentative, Block SM. To be able to clean Navy Blues efficiently. Scheu, Judith Ann - Judy Commissions: G.A.A.5 Church Youth Group. To be a teacher of deaf children. Sasaki, Judith Kimiye k..JUdV,. Future Homemake-rs of America, lulani Tri-Y. To reach -he grcnd height of 5'3 . Selph Beniamin Shermund Elsa Shorter Bessie Sidwell, Linda Silva, Maryann Golden Key Commission Lin - Rebel CSF Math Club Drama Commission, Term ELM Staff Assistant Book, To be able to spell correctly Plays, Lids K'Loaa fri-Y. keeps-rg Corlmoni Vl5TA'3 To be the some as Nancy Advertising Manager. Cranford and Judy Bisgaardf' To raise coin, be haDDy, live fast, love hard, die young. fs. ,. of .,. 'T ' ,5n'w'1 i, 'N , ,eng ui-Whig! a S , t 1 v 1? .4-any tl rma , mm'- Simmons, Suzanne Skaife, Derek Slade, Bonnie Smlfhi GGOHVGY SUHOVW Smlfh JOl1f1 Edward - Susie - Skato - 5CfGwn -lOl'1Dl'1V ELM Senior Edifgy, Quill Gnd Tennis Team, A-BIS' peme. Hi Staff, A.B.S. Secretary- Freshman Commission Ger Scroll: Nit Nays Tri-Y. sentative: Baseball Team. Treasurerg Varsity Basketball mon Club Science Club To help that certain someone Ta be iust a plain, ordinary TSGYU- To be successful in life by fulfill his dregmgf' mgllionogfey' To be able to see Terry in the making money Smith, Martha Jane lusminvu Grounds Commission: Elec- tion Commissiong Luibimi Tri-Y Chaplain. To be a thunder cloud over the Burlinqarne High School football field. Smith, Mary -,,Benv,, Art Commission, Rally Commission, To graduate. Smith, Richard W. + Dick To be the hermit at the llubicon River, Sorensen, Ruth - Ruthie Term Play, Student Council Representative, A,G,S. Representative. Ta beat Nancy Cranford in our contest. Soto, Ruth Arlene Choir, G.A.A.g Wahini Mele Tri-Y. To become a secretary. Southee, Patricia Ann -- Princess Pat Junior Red Cross, Science Club. To be the world's qreatest novelist of sport stories. Quill and Scroll Society. ,qs what ...sg V 3, c . Southwell, David James Squires, Nancy Jean Steele, Marsha Carol Steele, Sherry Lynn Steiner, Peter - Jim 1 Senior Band: Orchestrcip Student Council Representa- A.G.S. Representative, Stu- Pete Swimming Team, C SF., Math Club Secretory. tivvp A.G.S. Representative, dent Council Representative: Student Body President Drakes Hi-Y Vice-President. To maiar in music education Tri-Y, Wahini Mele Tri-Y, Camerata Tennis Team 'To be a student in Jerry in college. io ride the waves with To graduate. To drink vodka lulce In the Zadovv's ski school. Skipper Sedley. spring hmel 'S If if 213225, fT2?2tr'f 'gym - , Q: i ,4K. ..fiJm, ' ,U An 41' 'Sin Q E cf D99 gg. X' .,,,. .A It -, 1.1 v 'f5'r x x X Stockton, Alfred Stoker, Joanne Sundblad, Theodora J, Tagliamento, Catherine Takao, June Junko - Al - Stokes - Theo - Cathy Junior Council, Future Tennis Team: Swimming Rally Commissions, Varsiiy Music COr1imiSSiOr1eI': C-Sf.: Choir. Homemakers of America. Team: Block SM. P0111-Pon Girl, Cameratci, Girls' Swimming Manager. To be an elementary school To shrink. To be o taxidermist for a To weigh over TOO lbs. TO beat Mr. Use in ci sailboat teacher. head hunter. 'OCC- 3 Aa ,M Q-1 Traugott, Carolyn Uno, Una Chisato Vanderwiel, Zorn - Lyn Future Nurses' Clubg Block Student Body Treasurer: SM, lulqni Tri-Y, C.S.F.: CGMGFCITG- To maior in some field of To be able not to blush gn, 5th period. ,4 .rw 'Nw . 5, ' ,gf 11 , fi as 4 .T 'arf' Thomas, David - Dove Trafti: Commissioner, Tennis Team, Varsity Football Statistician, To become a sportscoster on radio or television. Thomas, Elizabeth Ann A,G.S. Cabinet, C.S.F.p Camerata. To start a mushroom farm with Susan. Thompson, Gary Thompson, Arthur S. -'fAn Rally Commissioner, Student Council Representativep Varsity Baseball. 1'To be a iockey and ride elephants in Africa. Titus, Karen -inpoohff Grounds Commission, A.G.S. Representative, Tri-Y Presi- dent. To be a 'Mommy', not a 'Mother'. there's o difference, You know. Veimola, Bette Election Commission, Studs Council Representative, A.G.S. Representative. To accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative. :'. 4 . ' Zi s Torrise, Anthony S. - Pisana Varsity Football Team, Wrestling Team, Gymnastics Team. To be a beach-comberf' Venturini, Eleanor nt - Cookie Student Council Representa tive: A.G.S. Representative To help Garland Gil our kewpie doll bank. W., 4 .qv ff N7 'Q as... Viguer, Sue Vivar, lsmael Voelkel, Diane WOkidCI, Edward Freshman Girls' Commission, -- Akinori Student Council Representa- Senior 50nd- tiveg Nit Nays Tfi.Y, To be a big business man To see the world, and see the world. Walsh, Nan Student Council Representa- tive: A.G.S. Representative, Choir. To get the one thing lmalel l want most. Waltz, Dick Football Team, Block SM, Nobles Hi-Y President. To become 6 feet tall, Waltz, John - Johnnie Grounds Commissioner, Freshman Boys' Commission er, Varsity Baseball Team. To be a profoundly well edu cated teacher, pingepong play- er, philosopher, and bum. Ward, Michael Paul Q-s,. 25.7.1-sa J Qc ' 4 4 ag., ...S sc 1 4 'hwl i vf r ,Q ,Sz 3 U ,nn - Mike ,,f'?t'y ' 1- ,, . 'A 'fa To be a professional gambler, V . U '- retire at 25, and own a beer joint in Alaska. Warner, Dean Concert Choir, Diving Team: Water Polo Team. To be a ioclcey who rides elephants in Africa. All iv, X1 i, 'Gs 5 av- fini Wallerstein, Barbara J. - Bobbi' Grounds Commission: Class Councils: Nit Nays Tri-Y Vice President. To break the sound barrier in mv Dod's goin' Pontiac. 'wif Way, Steve Weinreich, Diana White, Patricia Williams, Peggy Wills, Peggy Wilson, Glenda -Usqueekyu iupotli inpeglf Tllvvoodvfl I l A,G.5, Representative, Siu- Cgngert Choir, Choir, B.Y.F.p Omega Beta Election ConimissionyStuder1'l dent Council Representative. To be a success as a wife Theta Rho Girls' Club. b COUnCll Representative: To have my last name- when l get married this sum- To be one of Tennessee Ernie Block SM. l Belgonf' mer. F0rd'5 peg piqkergf' TO WOYBT Skl OCTOSS the English Channel. 'R 452 its Y'-of I 4 .Ai N-. 4 . l 17 7 Wirgler, Bobbie Joy UB., Rally Cammissionp A.G,5. Cabinet: Freshman Girls' Commission. To get married, have three children, and live next door to Jeanne Allen. fs 'EW' fs Wu., .Av v 1 . I .4-4. f-Q. ff -E.-v -pf 'l Wong, Daniel L. Woodbury, Jeanine - Kittie Future Nurses' Club. To be able to date a certain senior boy. Woyciehowsky, Robert - Bob Varsity Football Teamg Track Tearnp A.B.S. Representative. To be able to cut school without being caught. Wright, Edward S. f Ted Hi Editor. C.S.F. Seolbearer: Track Team. To be an electronics engineer Or a lawyer. Wyant, Thomas - Tom Student Director of Bandg A,F.S Exchanqe Studentg Track Team, To be 0 musician, ci band leader, or a music teacher. Yee, Carlton Varsity Football Teamg Froshe Sooh Football Tearng Block SM. To be o salesman of yo-yos to the Eskimosf' Yoshifuii, Rosie Eiko Student Council Representa- tivep A,G.S. Representativeg lulani Tri-Y. To be normal. Yoshirnoto, Miyoko - Mickey Election Commission: Class Councils: Future Homernak ers ol America Secretary. To be a secretary. 9l! ?'s-r l-jf' 4 f 1 ,pl 'ffizff-lj FIGURE Ruth Sorenson Dick Fowler ' EYES HAIR Scully Rowcliffe Ron Nicholoison Ted Long Pot Morehead .ab .-.' A FLIRT TALKATIVE SUS-GU H0mmOfWd RGY Averiil Art Thompson Anne Gibson T1-of LN QW 1-f Mr :ammg HDUAKW Lovin 4, - W, A , MAN-HATER-woMAN Dove Albert Susan Brieger E - W - Judy Binsocco Horold Benson BEST DATE Ello Aker Fred Polmer Q, HI ik X s , Q if T- fig ' 'U'-c ' MQ! X5 ' -4 . ,af I -. ' J ' WITTIEST 'gmt' Reed Mcllroy Joanne Pomeranz PERSONALITY DRAMATIC Joanne Stoker Bob Quinn Tom Lemos Dale Eunson 4 Q .L , Lf -X J Lihsfdn I COUPLE OF THE YEAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ken Niederhaus Jan Edwards Kathy Cullinan Steve Player , X Qtslgz I SRX. , ,y , BEST DRESSED .J MR. AND MISS SCHOOL SPIRIT Sene Chaput Jeanette Ja Kathy porker John Beer ATHLETIC Steve Corneio Sue Schmitt Mt' www 1 i li i i i It is the decision of this court that , . .' ICR You are the best, all mighty Senior. lt's not really hard to find your way around here, Dr. Stewart said iocosely to the freshmen as- sembly. The odd numbered rooms are at the north end, and the even numbers, at the south. So the frosh of the Class of '59 stumbled up the DOWN stairs and down the UP's, frantically searching for the odd and even numbers. Fortunately, the stairs were soon changed to two-way traffic. ln! a matter of weeks we became accustomed to SMH-iust in time to bow to the high and mighty seniors and plaudit their greatness. In verity, they were great-at least in contriving sentences for Kangaroo Court! Will we ever forget the excitement of the first rally and our first winning football game at Drake? Although we had only a fair football season, our basketball team won the PAL championship, defeat- ing Capuchino in a thrilling last game. Our gregarious class ioined hands at the Fun Night to become one of the most spirited ever. Soon after many of us were seen at the French Club Christmas Dance-our first formal. Mrs. McThing, the fall semester term play, was enthusiastically received by the newest members of the Bearcat Clan. Not to mention the Golden Anniversary Elm-the incipient of our collection of four. By the time June arrived, we were confirmed Bearcats, and many of us helped indoctrinate the eighth graders to the ways of SMH-the ways that were now second nature to us. ln our sophomore year we lost the title of lowly freshmen. The football season began with a game in Monterey. Even though we didn't win, the iunket by bus was great fun. This was the first year SM had exchange students. Doris Lehnke from Germany and Bente Aarup from Denmark were fine addi- tions to our school. This was also the year of our first dance band, the Mellotones, and the decimation of our sundial to make room for the new home economics building. The Spring Carnival, with Sandy Peterson reigning as queen, was a huge success. Following this, our choir sojourned to Tucson. Many dances were also held-the ABS' Witches Wiggle and World's Fair, the AGS' Over the Rainbow, and Senior Luncheon Committee Aren't the skates in the wrong place? ,sn We ,,, E l N A l ' ' .,x.?dt1 .-, V r ' ' if H 'L V ' i f5Ffl!Z'7 'VtWt5S 1 .. f 2 5' lf M A F rl 4 -J I J . it .. ..fg4,Qfg Sy 4 V 3 1 Y VT .4 , . gin, ww ' . . ' L 41 I , K,i- 5: y ,t 1 x 4 '- . ' - ' ., , . -1 T . I ,, , .5 'JK ,N 9 ' I U, 2 I ' 3 J y X 5 PR 1' 1 2 ' bf' . 2. i 5 ,M Mr. Rohlff looks down court in the Senior-Faculty Game. What are you looking for, fellows? the French Club's Bal de Noel. When school closed in June, we looked forward to returning in Septem- ber as upper classmen. Our Junior Class-holding many student body, AGS, and ABS offices-vied with the seniors for school supremacy. Besides our school government activities, we held roller and ice skates. The Junior Prom, Blue Shadows, was the big event of the year. Charlie Stern and his orchestra provided meli- flous tones from 9 to T2 as we danced under the blue stars. The varsity and Cs track teams took the PL crown. The band purchased stunning new uniforms, and Pueblo High School Choir from Tucson paid us a return visit. A new method of voting by precincts was inaugurated. Besides all these innovations, we held our usual ABS, AGS, and Christmas dances. As we bid adieu to the graduating seniors in June, the class realized our time had come-all too soon. Now we were the high and mighty seniors ! As the new rulers of the school we created the first student court. We also made the first Little-Big Game fioat, which highlighted a semester of exceptional spirit during which Carol Lewis reigned as our football queen, T958-1959 found a new school hymn, Alma Mater, and Orange and Black became a fight song. To begin this year of the leotards, we held Senior Bow Day. The Elm Staff dance with the first Elm Queen, Pat Dieguez, ensued a few weeks later. In March we played host to the Peninsula League Con- ference, which was attended by 300 delegates from nine neighboring schools. Problems of The World We Face were discussed. The three months following this were a rush of finals, parties, and preparation for graduation. The Senior Luncheon, Senior Ball, Senior Mothers' Tea, and Grad Night-the climax of four years-were all worth the long wait. On June ll we bid farewell to San Mateo with mixed feelings. We will miss our old friends and the security of high school, but we are strong in will to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. L The Night-Riders Senior Ball Committee c wi, 'URN I if HL If 1 4 ffl lt. ,W 4 94 5 -1 , 'J' ' ll . ' i ,es 1 - l Hs , ' ff 'J . .- ,44 3 ' ff' ,452 nl , . i i ii . . V jf,f?K',, Ml14 L ig 35 i . l I ,Nik if ddr alla! l., f 'wi lA cu QE f!1i,:Lf.i.5 . ,,,M.A,, 'El I fiiihf' 'C' v - A ,wr ,, .. ' ,, Wx .,,.?.,.Nii , mv LA 7- Y., fl V N. 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SECOND ROW: Ken Peterson, Jim O'Brien, Bill Clapper, Ellis Nishimoto, Ed Free. Yullch, M. o----s-.-- H.. f tf'-EILFVIZS Q ' f'4 .'4gq' l .. .rrdic N fgjE?:fggfEg?2? 5 4 3 V In l 'A A fren .4?4s. Q fr Rich McAdams Tupper Blake Sheila Cullinan Fall Vice President Fall President Fall Secretary-Treasurer W 'V A' an 1 FB FALL couNciL sPRiNG council FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Dreyfuss, P. Ewing, J, Griggs, S. FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Anderson, J. Griggs, W. Knapp, S O'Keefe, T. Blake, S. Arthur, V. Schoheld, H. Oto, D. Yee. Yamaguchi, D. Der, J. Kechichian. SECOND ROW: L. Kramer SECOND ROW. W. Knapp, C. Adams, M. Toomey, J. Humber. P. Estes, G. Jower, T. Mitchell, G. Holmes, D. Lemons, D. Yee J. Yoshida. .V WNW. ga Sue Yamaguchi Woody Knapp Jill Griggs Spring Vice Presidentw Sminc president Spring Secretary-Treasurer Burkett, T- Burns, B. Callaway, T. Carrick, COSESY, M- rs . l I xl ,.. I -ll ,., -N... b-. V-:-- - -- g . '51 '-'A ,, '5' --X L , XJQ xx l y f it l a . A. . B.. 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Wolfe, D. 4 Wong, D, ' Wong, L. ' A ,Q h Wood, A. r M Woyciehowsky, R 3 Yabusoki, K. ' Yakubenko, V. Yamada, S. Yamaguchi, P. Yeager, J. Yecho, V. Yee, J. Yoshifuii, K. Zem, M. Zoske, S. FIRST ROW left To right: Margaret Lang Nancy Mable Nancy Rosenblunn Joan Field, Josephine Eslodillo, Ginger Lervik, SECOND ROW Barry Lucia Don Luark Bill Fischer Sanford Morris Micha l Nishimoto Rich DeVee. 1 ,Nate Maghroacli, Bill Flndley, Dennis frsl - A ll I ,ALJ- r . . ,Q,.,,v V I v 8 'u ., ,f X as I if xx 1-Q16 'ag ff 1 ,,,-f- f hw ., ,if eff?-5 3 f 'huh , .QQ CLASSROOM x I Q 'Hua' Although the first record of rockets dotes bock to the 12th century, the V-2, devised by the Germons during World Wor II, morked the first big step on the poth tovvord our present-doy ochievements. Lg s- R :F Rf xx 'tt XX . '9 GQ i. wr- .v-u-N, ,fs-.4-.A em, , t . .f e M3 .-.,...,... .- Q, . ,,,-3 Tri!-Ts ,V P Li I I' W5 I ses l Miss Helen Kane, Dean of Girls, Dr, James Stewart, Principal, Mr. Arthur Smith, Dean of Boys. Administration i MR. THOMAS REYNOLDS Superintendent fait'-. .. , it VA F 'Z hx COUNSELORS: Left to right: Mrs. Poage, Mr. Burda, Mrs. Bartlett, Mr. Bowman, Miss Cool, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Quinn. ,f wrsflf. ,Q lt' 1 ml! 'i ,Eh 5 I ' 2 ' lf dw 0 n .Q I b I I. r' I 'I still don't understand why I fTunked English The Concentrotion Kid. cause I olwoys done reol good in grammar. En. lish I FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Mclntyre, Mr. Trouse, Mrs. Henning, Mr. Dolvo, Mrs. Mocduff, Miss Austin. SECOND ROW, Mrs. Johnstone, Mr. Gregory. Ally' MX W , V I 4, . A.,-I En lish SEATED: Mrs. Mitchell. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. McCone, Miss Mclochlon, Mr, Ouinlon, Mrs. Stur- geon, Mrs. Westigord. The office force. Check your books, check your books, check . . fi . AA an-fQl.'?Z?li ff 9 . f i,wgg.l MW if NIV' .m..ii....ff if ll 5 ifqi 5-'ifliyi xi! l Hoil! Heil! The gc1ng's oll here. ,, .,,,....,..n ,W.w.Y W, W ' . Foreign Lan uage Left To right: Miss McCully, Miss Sterling Mrs. Dorsey, Mr. Munoz, Miss Goetzl, Mrl Lotson. 'You soy you ron out of gos'? Business FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Dirstine. SECOND ROW: Mr. Heocock, Mr. Miller Miss Dobbie, Mr. Corvey, Mrs. Siegrisi Mr. Burdo. f S' The old piano roll blues. Comero conscious freshmen storm the ,J I ff ll v lf '3 ' F9 i Something must be missing. Hmm Seems to be o boobypin stuck up here. Home, Econonucs and . Industrlal Arts Left to right: Mr. Allison, Mr. Sherman, Miss Roberts, Mrs. Ahnstedt, Mr. Schotz- ko, Mrs. Bookbinder, Mr. Loverty, Mr. Hanson. it I Alf 4-,,., 4 .wt i N , -sf ' X-algal 'L ,-Mg if-ul-,il ,. ' ,M ,jsugotsa 5 .4 Q21- 5 sf ,L J Aczoooocccooooacihhhhhhhhhhhhh!!! 4? 4 W3 x -I' Music and Art FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Dunn, Mr. McCord, Mr, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Use, Mr. Miller. lt' 'Y' .LV-fn J Hn-f 1.92 s ci drow. J-v -Tyflls - f ' .- , Y , ,..,' '- L, l , ,,, . n I 3 ....- . W -1,44 - ..,, ..-.. . fn 1 ' an wlff+uQ..4'A '.' 'iff s , Pape- -- W 117 A 115-?i l,.,.g:,15z 1 . , n .... A .,.-'T 'A . . . . I f i f ,....j-1 ., A, ,- W.2.......wa-a:,....,.....,, l Dvwxu sbmA1uuq i ll t.. F Wild fgx l Since when is a parallelogram so interesting? Another woman driver to menace the highways Science Left to right: Mr. Fearon, Mr. Johansen, Mr. Larson, Mr. Mills, Mr. Holm, Mr. Striebel. A little of this ond a little of thot. I' 'ia ,, Wm.. athematzcs FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr, Mayers Mr Chu, Miss Peters. SECOND ROW: Mr. Connolley, Mr. Camp bell, Mr. Walker, Mr. Lacy. 92 kj' What's cooking? l 4 1 x f ' .. J -is-t it 5: f 1 u -i , W , . ' ,qv , si K A 4 ' A ' 'I 4' . . i - - A x..- ' ' ' 9 N 1 55' 'N' I I is .P M N7 , nf 4-Jw' ' I X .wg .- M5 4 www ,mi I I. I 1 ' We h. ,, . , . I , ,lf ...M ,J , fm. 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Deck the halls with campaign slogans! Wow! I must have pleuronectidaef' I nwitfi During brunch Sylvia tokes time --- out to get books for her next ls, ,y , tl 'R 11. 'YYY' 1 ,M-0, .wwlfa 'Q' X. .M- J,',. class. Sylvio Fombrini, cz typicol senior, orrives on the bus. As student council representotive she ottends weekly meetings. THROUGH Lorry Glover, olso ci senior, hos his own cor thot he drives to school. Before school Lorrv brushes up for Hrst period closs. i ,paw 1 He stops ot his locker for 0 bite to ect during brunch. 1 Mmm l A- A quick stop ot the co-op for o corton of milk. H X l 4 1 l I I E I f M - if 4 'fx .55 if ' ,,.w-....,-ft? .. Qi is if pq ml if After school Sylvio helps fellow members of The A.G.S. The end of the doy ond Sylvia storts for home with friends. TI-IE DA if .2 l fl ' 1 vw. fi 5579 ,F l JL, x 'W ll X 7 F 3:03 ond the end of onother .K ' l A ' i day' Nm , --W ' x . 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N V N ,..,,, -A W... .Q ,. n. -alt!--f ' ' i:L,1':...,..f xrQff ww Wx: time 0 N fa 19 A' 'im Z4 4 I l 1 s 1 -4 5 Xlfl E 2 3 E 1 I 2 I z' 5'?-gs-6 Wks gzx A1 X ,Z ff ZX 'J QC! C dqfll 'Q f ff' X Q ' Npgf 0 X a rf! ii 'f Z 'XX gf 4 GY ff A world cheered as America's Atlas or- bited the earth with its message of peace on earth, good will toward men. X, 4 'xx-f' f- jkpv K ' X , , 'ity ARSIT FOOTBALL Z1 'I ' g ' Starting the T958 season with a complicated multiple offense E 'F N featuring variations of the T and single-wing formations, first AT' A I 1,211 -ffr 2, .A I ' year mentors Yale Rohlft, Dick Prigge, and Walt Rilliet fielded ' ,,,,. 3 35 l ' I ,j i an inexperienced yet highly spirited crew which gave a good 'V' I-I MQ ifgf -ll ' A I b account of itself in league action although failing to come out ' N , I 'X on top of the scoreboard at any time. H , I ,Q The top games turned in, although in losing causes, saw the T Z Mi l 'I Ryoung Bearcats outplay South San Francisco and Hillsdale, out- . I X f I ' B, : XS gaining both foes by huge chunks of yardage only to lack the yi I is Q Vx I AN r Asl. top rung on the scoreboard. i f b ,.i,. .V Senior guard Steve Player, averaging close to a dozen tackles . ,. - ' -fi . .2 a game, stood as the shining light in the forward wall as he was a unanimous all-league choice. Other line standouts included tackles Sven Holm, Doug Lemmons, and Pete Nepote, end Dick Fowler, and center Dave Lewis. In the backtield Steve Corneio, a diminutive 5'6 , served as the bread and butter of the Orange and Black ground attack while quarterback Dave Jaeger and tailbacks Ron Reichardt and Dennis Giorgetti provided a fairly potent short passing attack. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Walter Rilliet, Mr. Dick Prigge. SECOND ROW: Mr. Yale Rohlff, FIRST ROW, left to right: D, Fowler, R. I-Iilken, L. Glover, C. Yee, B. Woyciehowsky, D. Jaeger, D. Giorgetti, S. Player, S. Corneio, W. Higgenbotham, D. Breedsteen, A. Torrise, D. Lewis, G. Zoller, R. Reichart, A. Johns- son. SECOND ROW: D. Stewart, A. Raiokevich, D, Lewis, D. Noce, E. Caldwell, P. Aunchman, J. Takahashi, D. Lemmons, E. Sanstrom, T. Boyle, F. Wakedia, J. Schwede, J. Willis, D. Sanchez, R. Merlo, Mr. R. Prigge, Coach. THIRD ROW: Mr. Yale Rholff, Coach, F. Newby, G. Kawasaki, F. Knapp, H. Cunnington, G. Holmes, R. Hellman, F. Mayo, B. Reed, E. Corneio, R. Pearson, M. Gentry, F. Edlund, R. Ja, M. Toomey, B. Ferrier, T. Blake, Mr. W. Rilliet, Coach. FOURTH ROW. Calloway Cmgrj, B. Kruttschnitt, J. Sturgeon, M, Zachey, H. Atherton, S, Holm, F, Edlund, K. layama, E. Kirk, M. Chandler, B. Frazier, F. Dunbar, G. Bowden, C. Todaro, D. Lewis, P, Nepote, B. Adams imgr.J. 5. 93' IKJ4 Q 59, nn. Q53 9341214 . figs' gm Fi,-iff, fig ri I' M ies 4 85354 9 ei 61 VW dm ,2g5,w'f,?1, X A H :jx ,J 1 4 - - 2 ' 1.3 N - 4 ' vwwwm' 'ag pa-. 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'xl -V 14,-Bw, Q Q .fi'q'f' ' 'A' P4 ,f 'l4 Between downs the boys discuss the next play at Burlingame. Dick Prigge spots weak- nesses of team from press box and relays them to coach Rohltf by telephone Dick BI'eClSTeef1 Larry Glover Woody Knapp Dave Lewis Bob Reed U, ,fr 'l 1 Q, J' 1 3 i 'v I If i ' . 'l lf' E -K . . A g 'YW , l ll Hank Cunnington Fred Wakida Elias Corneio Bob Merlo Sven Holm Steve Player 1 , Y I Y i 'l ' fi I ix-L , fi l I 1 1 . W ,hifi I 'i . K 5? some Q' , ,,,. ggx r 'z' '??2f'i TV .. m. y W KZ E M 5.5 54' 'ffl ss '1 ii4Qi'?fI.Q I Coach Carvey discusses play with team members Frosh alternates await entrance in game T lm 1 'If' ,lv rf I I Us QU., J A I I 1 f i i NIE F TBALL 4 ,L l f li. ll i J Wlywlhlldd A VI l W N' ll ' vfnldf' ji I il X i I ,- ll Q- , Pouring a solid foundation for future Orange and Black gridiron aggregations, Coaches Earl Connolley and Bud Carvey led the Bearcats to a respectable 3 won, 2 lost record. The 'Cats rolled to victories over if Jefferson, Mills, and South San Francisco while tasting defeat at the hands of Hillsdale in the initial clash L I i i Qi . T . P 9 fi V ui , .' ' :A -. iffy ' La Eze '-'S' . ff 4 8 I ,I ,Wg Ml' Y, A up - , xr , - N if ,gen 26,9 . Q Qs - A 411 . 'gs sg ., A- 'gan ' I .-ug, -l 54L,. , ' ul 'B W, , N h in it get A J . .S A ' .' 1 '- 1 fgs 3 i Q x. 9 0 Wy, '- . je. ' 4 ' ' 1- -' .N -3 of the season and the tough Burlingame Panthers in the finale. The potent Orange and Black backfield featured the hard running of Mark Newgard and Al Corneio and the passing of Torn Branson and Sid Sillman. ln the forward wall Gerald German, Dave Neukom, and Derek Rumsey gave opponents Hts while Roger Druehl and Bob Hammond stood out in the pass receiving department. The individual highlight of the season saw hurryin' halfback Al Corneio hustle 100 yards from scrimmage on a spectacular iaunt against Burlingame although in a losing cause. 0 . J Shinn, B. Culbertson, F. Rose, D. B. Brisbee, B. Wadell, B. Burns, C. , i , Branson, A. Corneio, D. Cordell. QM:zr!e - FOURTH ROW: B. Tresser, R. 1 ' Dhruel, T. Cunnington, P. Guglie- N '- ' mino, M, Miller, M. Boardman, G. .527 si. German, A. Haysbert, J. DuBois. F , F 'sf' 'AQ X FIFTH ROW: B. Williams, G. John- 1, f Q X son, D. Scott, S. Silliman, P. Ham- 'ul P, 45341 mond, J. Freeberg, R. DeVee, G. pr, A jft' Clark, P. Penny. SIXTH ROW: J. yy K6 J Deemer, Mr. W. Carvey, Coach, J. l l Philbrick, M. Joyce, R. Winn QMgr.l Q Mr. E. Connolly, Coach, J. Esson. . 4', Walt' J, ind- FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Wilson, S. Oberg, R. Hammond,G. Thodas, G. Garbo, R. Combs, J. Reid, D. Ross, M. Layne, R. Rollett, SEC- OND ROW: B. Petri, G. Gray, J. Rumsey, D. Neukom,M. Newgard, M. Near, THIRD ROW: A. Mankins, Brown, C. Barney, T. Ganino, T. Left to right Corozon Amorillo Pot Gillespie, John Beer Corol Lewis Cothy Porker VARSITY CHEERLEADERS VARSITY POM PON GIRLS Christie Thodos , , f i ' J , I X , . f -f . -Qin 2 fix IK -wx. -ifji .. 'N- Left to right Sheila Zoller, Goyle Morris Sondy Finney I 111 VARSITY BASKETBALL Basketball Coache 1 Mr. Ed Burda, Mr. Ed Allemand, and Mi: Frank Robinson. .tillt f rrf I F 'Civil 1 .l-1. , l 'iv V, A failure to secure a four won, 2 lost record against the teams of the upper echelon of the Peninsula League cost Coach Ed Burda's 1959 edition of the Orange and Black cage squad a share of the league crown, this year cap- tured by Coach Jim Johnson's Capuchino Mustangs. The 'Cats still managed to finish with a 10 won, 4 lost record, good enough for fourth place. The definite high points of the season saw the Bearcats topple the champion 'Tangs 49-44 in the early part ofthe season and take a last minute 39-37 overtime verdict over Hillsdale by virtue of a 20 foot jumper by Mike Zocchi. All-league choices Zocchi and Geoff Smith and come- through performer Dave Balsley led the 'Cats from the f1oor while Smith teamed with Myron Wacholder and Dale Miller to take control of the boards. Gaeton Milia and Ernie Cresci, two of the top feeders in the circuit set up basket after basket while Milia hit 21 points against South San Francisco. Other scintillating scoring performances were turned in by Zocchi, with 23 against Westmoor and 18 against Mills, Balsley, with 20 against VVestmoor7 Smith, with 19 against Jefferson, and Bob Little, with 17 against Mike Orlich's Indians. Firemen Ron Howell, Doug Pue, Scott Anderson, and Larry Hass provided a strong bench. Since Smith, Miller, Cresci, and Howell stand as the only departures from this year's club, Coach Burda can look toward an experienced nucleus for the assault on the 1960 title. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. E. Burda, Coach, B. Little, M. Zocchi, G. Milia, E, Cresci, R. Howell, D. Balsley, B. Adams iMgr.J. SECOND ROW: G. Smith, D. Pue, D. Miller, S. Anderson, M. Wacholder, L. Haas, R. Keller, fMgr.J. Dale Miller seems unhappy about Gill Cyester's aggressive play. T- . 'X . R K 1. N . A T . l Bearcat robs a .kg .6 i X 9 Wx' i ball going? Ernie Crescl Zocchi would like to know. Mike Zocchi fightpver , 1. ,Q .. 3 ', ig, if i , ar Q fi Y 6 wi, fi'Wq GX? .Qin Hallie! Artists york. l .. 'L I sf 9' ,VXA 1 l ,Q ' l , P, 'ii if' i 'G' .N -.,- , .-1. uv. . , - ,1 . .. .. FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Wakida, S. Piazza, J. Fabris, C. Hurst, N. Jones, J. Takahashi. SECOND ROW: R. Burns, Mgr., R. Miller, T. Llewellyn, S. O'Keefe, P. Hammond, R. Nicolaisen, Mr. E, Allemand, Coach. 'S BA ETBALL Success seems to run in cycles, and with Coach Ed Allemand's B Basketball crew, there appears to be no exception to the rule. Two years ago the 'Cats had a hard time winning while last season the Orange and Black finished a strong second, trailing champion Capuchino by one contest, This year saw a repetition of the 1957 debacle take place as the Mateans could capture but 3 of their I4 contests. However, the 'Cats gave a good account of themselves in practically every contest and boasted one all-league performer in hustling Cappy Hurst, a watch-charm guard who possessed a deadly iumper, iet-like speed, and a terrific drive shot. Also lending support were rebounding aces Steve O'Keefe and Tom Powell, guards Jerre Takahashi, Sal Piazza, and Fred Wakida, and forward Terry Llewellyn. The definite high spot of a disappointing season saw the 'Cats come from an i8-2 deficit to cop and incredible 28-26 verdict over Burlingame with the incomparable Hurst leading the way. Jerry Takahashi drives in for two. Coach Ed Allemand plans strategy. ln sf 2 ,Y an vf' in wi, yi iff: avg f .il .,,,, 1 X if To T.. 7x7 A l Exif 5, if Ni V we 's Fighting down to the wire in the T958 title race, Coach Frank Robinson's C cagers finished in a tie for the top spot with perennial' rival Capuchino, both boasting I2 and 3 records. Freshman Bobby Griggs led the C's to the league's apex as he ranked high among the Ioop's top scor- ers. Griggs and sharp-shoot- ing Jerry Schmidt led the 'Cats in scoring while rough- tough Ed Schuler provided a strong rebounding game time and time again. An- other rebounder, Ernie Chow, lightning-fast guard Ted Imura, and quarterback Freddy Crawford completed the first string. Senior Dom Sanchez provided a strong bench for the Bearcats. The i958 co-champion- ships marked the third straight year that Coach Robinson's C's have won the Peninsula League Crown. 's Adding to an almost un- believable string of three straight championships, the Orange and Black D's ended up on the top of the heap once again, this year roar- ing through league compe- tition ata 13 and l clip. Faced with a complete re- building iob at the begin- ning of the season, Coaches Frank Robinson and Ernie Cresci came up with a top scorer in the person of Ar- nold Wiley, who, to the dis- may of many, moved from the district at the end of the season. Combining with Wi- ley to further the graying of league coaches' hair, one Willey Coulter kept the 'Cats in many a contest with his radar-like gunning. Pete Bailey, Joe Osorio, and play-maker Dennis Sueyasu rounded out the first club. Judd The Jet Fink, Doug Edwards, and Bob Balsley provided a strong bench for the PL champs. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Adams, E. Gallich, I. Hosiyama, F, Crawford, V. Ju D Yam SECOND ROW: B. Griggs, E. Schuller, T. lmura, G. Schmidt, D. Sanchez, E. Trow G Smith tMgr.i, Mr, F. Robinson, Coach. FIRST ROW, left to right: R, Kodikari, R. Wells, P. Bailey, S. Hurst, B. Balsley. SECOND ROW E. Cresci iMgr.J, T, Cole, J. Osorio, D. Suyeyasu, D. Edwards, W. Colter, A. Wiley Mr F Robinson, Coach. xg-,f skew' Z g-inf lil! ARSIT BASEBALL After breaking into the winning column in a big way against Riordan and Balboa in the S.S.F. Invita- tional Tourney, Coach Dan Lacy's sluggers and chuckers looked forward to a rewarding year in Peninsula League play as deadline time rolled around. Practically an entire veteran aggregation, the Bear- cats boasted good pitching from Ron Howell and John Waltz, hitting from catcher Steve Player, first-sacker Pete Nepote, second baseman Ernie Cresci, shortstop Jerry Scott, and hot-corner guardian George Brown- field, but a lack of fielding prowess hurt in the first few contests. Seeing action in the outfield were Dick Fowler, John Hanson, Steve Cornejo, Fred Wakida, and Wayne Miller. FIRST ROW left to right P Reeves W Miller F. Wakida, J, Scott, E. Cresci, A. Aquilar, S. Corneio, J Petter SECOND ROW F Suggo G Brownfield, G. Player, C. Haysburg, D. Mattei, R. Howell, J. Han- son THIRD ROW R Burns J Waltz P Nepote J. Veneziana, S. Player, D. Fowler, Mr. D. Lacy, Coach. Ili 4'3 w ,at ,ME , I i 3 l lk I I 'lil uves,pMs W' xl fb for P.L. 1, X , Steve Player nails his man at home plate. 5 1 ' Pete Nepote hauls in peg to nip S.I, man at flrst W l X f s V, ,, A 1 AJ . 2, , I I! tg? V x X fl gig 2 Q K ' i nr, y Q Q., A Y. Ac -N A , ,1 , , ... A ' M f , e ' 'F' A T f ' .-r at . - r SR 3, 'SW 5 f Q ,LL ln . ,G L. R X. . gg x, w--2 It V be r,51'aJ',i, ':'gT.,.8iw6f,, I N 5. X X if, , f Q . V 4 ' 'w Q ' 1 'K 3- 51- A f a is , 1 ..,.s,.r,-Ll. ' - A -r , 'Pl 'ysmf ., . .a - me sl -A ,-fy ' 'ww' 'H -- .- T , k, , wwf -JW Z 1, . N, A' ' ff W, ..t'Zs,t-2:?.fgff f R 1, 1 r ' Q .mg-a.q,.,.,, rr- -:x - gf gf ' um r s s -' M rf t Y vt :iifffl'fly-f3s '5-f 1 ra f gr, A 1, . Y- -- 1 1 . 455 , ,, ,, if -'ikr ff 7 lrmw, A -. Agia v, f 'JZ Q, Qlggsgvf 'jg ' , ,V 5- Ligue, Mx 1 g4E:,9Gk y If Catcher Fred Suggs patuently awatts ' 'e ,fi-em, 'W I ' J v AT ?-,T , .A ' . 'r .f ,av A1 'tg 9.1 M, 'f ' , th row from the outfield vga V- fs -f'r:'g' Hiisqgef,- . 1 Migf,-wg K 5 ., A ..rR,,,,,.,w2, zhwms., A-. 5 if 'rf-2 ' ' A .v ' S. 92' ,4p41',. A vm, ' -N - ' . lf 4531? -'1 ' . H Wffgjip. ,gr Q., QQ ' ffygw, W. , '- ' , Hillsdale Knight dents the plate , 3 .g,,f., 'Q X. wi- v 'ine . . -Q , m ' J. .. .. A SKQ L ,f We yt vs. -NJN ig A XO - -wi' VX W 'STI' 1'f-1 ' . xy , I., A ni. f .1 I , ly: f thqt - n 2 F1 I 7X ' l 3 . -. f J - . l' f 5 i11Q - wi. , N,, ., . gy., . I 1 3 rg .. V ,mi L yf' 4 , H I 5 an 4 gg if tx-i W Q -s I F , F AA,-A V A A than .us M ' X He's out! Jerry Schmidt rounds first bose. I I FROSH-SOPI-I BASEBALL With pitching the only doubtful focet of the T959 Moteon frosh-soph bosebcsll picture, Cooch Jock Alexonder looked forword to ci good seoson becciuse of o host of returning vetercins. , InfTelders Ted Mitchell, Roy Kodokciri, ond Ted Imuro ond outfielders Jerry Schmidt, Woody Knopp, X ' Q -A tri 1 725 , c, 'Wh . . ,. ond Jock Southworth supply the strong nucleus. Frosh Bobby Griggs olso cippeored set for oction os o IN utility-intielder. Phil Rognier, Southworth, ond Al Aguilor were set to shore mound duties with vet Elicis Cornejo bcicking up the plote. , 7 xg Rua .,, fi , y 5, win! if I 'l ,- , w . . 4 I ' I I 'J 65'-,ihg if f ..'i'1wm y J .. 1,4 'f , 'f . ' ww . if .- 'I t'rx.f'Hf'1i, f it fs :MM 8 I ' Q... it - J, i e...,.j' V. x Q 3 : y M . ww, ' jg ' ,sg 4: ! H Z- - ,,.,,.,,w 0 -C , r ' 32 'xr 0 . MQ I It' -I , i V- - V 3, I . lc' V - Q ' ..- .- : :Z . J- X wg I. ' W' I1 , 3 N ,l 1 mf i.,..,f 1 1 ,Pigs ' - 'J uv- tw' - we IV 'Its Www-ski, 1 liar N ' I' I . X ' 1 ' 1 1 ' .f .A ' V - l 94? ,U f 'fa.li'.-:' a t , W , vs is T ' Mi -A :ai 1127 fm 'iianlj ,big l l Q W gt I 7.-IGN' V f., ru-yr? FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Rongier, T. Reed, J. Woters, B. Griggs, R. Kodokori, J. Fink, D. Scott, W. Kncipp, P. Penny, T, Mitchell, R. Nlcicho. SECOND ROW: F. Dunbor, B. Hendershot, J. Schmidt, B. Viersen, S. Sillimczn, G. Boordmcin, M. Gentry, D. Lewis, J. Southworth. THIRD ROW: E. Corneio, J. Angilley, fMgr.J, B. Fischer, W. Colter, B. Hortmonn, E. Schuler, A. Corneio, T. Blethen, Mr. J. Alexonder, Cooch. I J ARSIT CROSS- TCOUNTR Still visibly hampered by a small lsquad, the Orange and Black varsity iharriers still came along well enough l to finish in the upper eschelow of the Peninsula League. One of the top thinclads in the cir- icuit, Jeff Fishback, was ruled ineligible ibetore the league opener as was Ty iMarshall, and this certainly put a crimp iin Coach Berny Wagner's pennant iplans. l However, sterling performances by Ed Nelson, Ralph Lee, Barry Reingold, and Sam Rutland recouped the loss somewhat. FIRST ROW, left to right: H. Cross, G, Parma, R. Ingersoll, N. Kemp, B. Vincent, B. Reynolds, R. Brown UVlgr.l. SECOND ROW: R. Lee, T. Mar- shall, T. Hcill, J. Fishbcick, E, Nelson, S. Rutland, B. Reingold, Mr. B. Wag- ner, Coach. ARSIT TRAC Hoping to augment the cinder successes of the past three years and boasting the guns to turn the trick, the A Orange and Black rolled up an impressive won and lost record in early season competition. The 'Cats seemed to have as much chance of winning the title as anyone else with Westmoor providing the strongest opposition. Weight-men Bob Merlo and Ted Wright, Pole-vaulters Jeff Fishback and Lynn Bates, and the league's foremost i thinclad, Bob Little, were set to lead the call to battle. Also counted on heavily by Coach Berny Wagner were hurdler Ed Castillo, high-iumper Mel Noether, and middle- distance man Ed Nelson. ff -C f. I sl. ' '.'.f'.'Q424ZvQ3?v. . FRONT ROW, left to right: C, Barney, G. Richards, J, Hiskey, L. Bates, M. Wacholder, N, Goldblatt, L, Simmons, B. Castillo, D. Giorgetti, J. Willis, B. Little, P. Guglielmino. BACK ROW: A. Coltart CNlgr.l, M. Newgard, R. Druehl, B. Hammond, M. Noether, N, Kemp, J, Fishback, T. Marshall, A, Dittmonn, B. Merlo, T. Wyont, T. Wright, A. Jonsson, C. Todoro, J. Sturf geon, E. Nelson, J. Smith. lMissing: Mgrs. R. Shauzer and D. Paul.J vie I:: I X SM . n , runner leads the pack in class C race. H9 flies Thf0UQh The Ulf- 's TRAC The i959 edition of the 'Cat track aggregation hung a knockout on the rest of the league to the tone of out- scoring all member schools put together. This time around, they 'figured to be as strong, it not stronger. Returnees Dom and Dan Sanchez, Terry Llewellyn, Ben Haraguchi, Mike Boyd, Sal Piazza, Fred Crawford seemed to have provided nightmares for rival coaches throughout the league. Newcomers Bill Floyd and Tom Powell were also expected to score heavily. X-Q .la FRONT ROW, left to right: P Aunchman K. Wiggens, B. Floyd M. Crowe, B. Steele C. Borg, T. Branson M. Harris, D Fishback G Dellinger D Lemons J Takahashi S. Piazza, D.IBein, B. Haraguchi, Fl Crawford, D. Sanchez. BACK ROWL J. Germdn, Cranson,l F. -Flinn, G.'Ra'Ffleson, D. Cramer, R. Lee, R. Lee, R. Brown, T. Llewellyn, T. Powell, B. Dalrymple, J Saito, S. Cisler, B. Smith, J. Howland, G. Garbo, B. Nelson, M. Boyd, R. DeVee, G. Berryessa, A. Dittmann, D. Sanchez, W Coats. fl 'IX Dick Jamison clears a hurdle. FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Kreider, P. Greely, B. Falk, S. Yamada, C. Lee, C. Peek, V. Arca, A. Wood, C. Jones. SECOND ROW: M. Evans, R. Baker, B. Jahnke, R. Woyciehowsky, G. Smith, J. Martin, B. Viersen, T. Ikeda. THIRD ROW: Mr. B. Wagner, Coach, T. Mitchell, E. Fullingine, J. Howland, A, Dittmann, D. Fishback, J. Anderson, R. Brown, Mgr. FROSI-I-SOPI-I CROSS COUNTR Led by sophomore stanclouts George Smith and John Howland and fighting frosh Pat Greely, who set a new Orange and Black freshman record, the thinclads, frosh-soph edition, rolled to an undefeated season, also capping the PL final title after finishing as a bridesmaid the preceding year. Bob Little goes for broke in record broad iump. 's TRAC C-wise, the Bearcat Trackcats seemed to be in for a little tougher sledding. Since last year's incomparable crew had flown the coop, Coach Wagner was relying heavily on vets Dan Noce, Dave Yam, Sam Rutland, and Tom Krieder, and a large frosh turnout headed by Gary Thodas. .Y X C ,f FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Evans, P, Yager, R. Pelzner, V. Arca, D. Noce, J. Shinn, T. Kreider, B. Rollett, J. Rutland, L. Sanchez, T. Ikeda, D. Jamison, B. Falk, C, Rhodes. SECOND ROW: M. Andreasen, D. Hughes, H. Munoz, D. Cordell, J. Steele, B. Castle, T. Crawford, D. Yam, G. Thodas, S. Rutland, K. Amundson, P. Hammond, G, Srnith, D. Furuike, B. Harlan, R. Baker, B. Brisbee, R. Biagini. , lil.-- - 4.-..-.....--...nnfivviqefulxvv . FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Abrahamson, D. Culver, L. Berk- ,l axes so - ,W ,Ni i I ., 1 g lg -...-, L H ul 5 - .f,, ,. , . . , K .Ti . W ir, F f 1 --.. 3. C L' - H P Y b-J 'Z' iz T ' I I 4 C- -f 7 ff , u 4 I if. ,I - I L . 1 I F M W JM' ri' - tt . . 1 4, 252125 Z. . . . f I sr- 1, .M V , , I . -. P 1. G I 'ck f l X I ' .234 , A l ft: I A . . 5 f 6 -A W fm gy 1.2 V Adil: ,4,..i alms. C D Hn NJA' 'T-fhlfff' ,,.,, V ww, Y, , VARSITY BIS FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Chlubna, D. Burrneister, G. Bryant, K, Neiderhaus, J. Southwell. SECOND ROW: Jim Weber, D, Neiderhaus, S. McDonough, H. Atherton. IIVIIVIIN vi' 'lst KZ' ? '7 .-nr' Coach Earl Connolley 'Cat Mermen off I s I 1' Y 1 li, R .wg 31, yr- f ' Wi It 'N fa i 'ii fl - I I nd I Q hr V -- ,. - Coach Earl ConnoIley's Aquacats, varsity-wise, ap- peared to stand in a good position to walk off with all the marbles as deadline time rolled around. The vet- eran aggregation, led by Leon Lack, My Wacholder, Ken and Don Niederhaus, and Dick Chulbna seemed championship bound. John Humber, Bill Burns, and Dan Dobrinen were set to lead the B's to a top sea- son while the C's consisting almost entirely of freshmen, were expected to have their troubles holding their own. to win a relay. lil ery, R. Winn, B. Waddell. SECOND ROW, D. Dobrinen, J. Reading, B. Burns, A, Fisher, B. Chamberlin. THIRD ROW: B. Vincent, B. Petri, D. Uhland, G. Holmes, B. McMillan. THIRD ROW: S. Wolf, R. Nataro, B. Ice, S. Oberg, K. O'Brien. Q V Q L A N ..,. E - V dl.: sw 'X - 1 .fs R X T ' I 'A 'fl 'Y'L f' L' ' . . s 'T' - - ' 5 3 ,-. ,,r r a 5 I 6 4.-'Ni ., , V , . ri . .. rf gn 'sw 1 . if B S QA 4 '-4 Mwst. ig, 1 .Q nk - 1:'l ',i' I ' K ., 'A U. J ' X ,., ' F , 9 ',,,,,,,,0-pemwdnw 'N' E, .I .vw f I -L Qi, ' . . f A v 1-at-,.,:+A ,J .f M Q 1 S .. , - , Q... yer M.. I C s FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Miller, G. Jones, T, Wittaker. SECOND ROW. T. Cole, J. Elving, C. Jones, R. Mausada, M. Layne. THIRD ROW: B. Krutdschnitt, E. Engleman, B. Balsley, R. Wolfe, T. Harris. 5 f , 9, X. 551.44 I 'A' .Tl ,. , 'VRF E .. 4 .Ii E43 ' ., ff in - I I i ..,. tit Qi umm: uaifi-:nm i .:.. V Q .1 FIRST ROW, left to right: C Hurst, R. Pearson, M. Nishi moto, S. Hurst. SECOND ROW: D. Johnston, R. Greenback, G. Pagono, C. Pearson, G. Win ters, G. Flinn, A. Raiokovich Mr. R, Prigge, Coach. THIRD ROW, left to right: D. Skaife, J. Freeland, R. Randick, D. Thomas, D. Bredsteen, A. Jackson, R. Hilken, G. Chaput, D. Pue, G. Bowden, R. Ja, J. Boarts, P. Ebner, E. Chow, C. Scott, R. Lee, T. Lang. SECOND ROW: C. Adams, V. Jew, D. Wong, J. Seki, I. Hoshiyama R. Ho, R. Heimsoth, M. Win- ship. FIRST ROW: M. Dunham, J. Biehl, S. Lanka, A. Woods, W. Marcotte. 1 I' Ili J----Y . I I GOLF Coach Dick Prigge's 'Cat golf' machine appeared set to give defending champ Capuchino a determined run for their money. Led by unheralded Cappy Hurst, whose 7l stood as the top stick-work at press- time, George Winters, George Pagano, and reliable Ron Greenback, the 'Cats stood ready to assault the league. TENN This is the year, exclaimed Netcat Coach Frank Robinson as he hopefully awaited this year's league title chase. A veteran team, anchored by Al Jackson, John Baarts, Ted Lang, and frosh Mike Winship, stood ready to knock over perennial champ Burlingame and take the crown. . fig!!! t M. 'fi 11951 i FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. T. Hanson, Coach, D. Koc- mich, A. Colcord, A. Torrise A. Mankins, W. Mark, T. Kreider, D. Louis, J. Seki, F. Humphrey, T. Bonalanza, P Aunchman. SECOND ROW J. Tresser, D. Furuike, B Rolliet, M. Peters, G. Flynn J. Rumsey, M. McAnn, V Jew, F. Crawford, G. Kawa saki, B. Fife, J. Sapunar, R Reichardt, S. Player, C. Tres ser, J. Ratto, W. Corser. FIRST ROW, left to right: J Tesser, A. Colcord, W. Mark A. Rutra, R. Ishimoto, R. Lin- den, M. Pagano, L. Brown F. Koelling. SECOND ROW: P. Boyle, A. Torrise, M, Car- win, R. Reichardt, D. Yae- ger, C. Tresser, B. Fife. S Holm, J.Sc1punar, L. Gullik- sen, A. Mankins, Coach Al lemand. K...--. - ...iv xg l 'fl RE STLI Coach Tom Hanson's Matccats rolled to the P.L. title This year, showing a topflight grappling machine once again in the process. The 'Cats were led by Peninsula League Champs Steve Player, Sven Holm, Dave YIVINASTIC Coach Ed AlIemand's gymnastics aggregation looked forward to a successful season at press-time, although somewhat hampered by a light turnout. Vets Rob Linden, Larry Gullickson, Ron Reichardt, John Sapunar, Andy Dutra, and Dave Jaeger appeared as the standout performers. Anil , L--1 11-tm... +V, , fm..--t. . v v4.fm.-- MLA ..'- ,f -umm..nv.v1.w.,uem.-ugw,xQw4.mmw4mu tw- .... .V . - - . .ws--q...-4-sw.wm..w1-new-f msn-1-zu-ru BLOC . IVI. Liv Pl 1 'QL A 9 XX 3 U aa' 44 , , fi n4f X K Dqle Miller Ernie Cresci Ted Wright Vice President President Secretarv .5 FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Sanchez, F. Crawford, L. Bates, E. Cresci, G. Smith, T. Wright, D. Miller, J. Fishback, A. Torrise, D. Balsley, T, Llewellyn, A. Coltart, L. Haas, L. Bates SECOND ROW1 D. Edwards, T. Branson, J. Humber, R. lngersol, B. Brisbee, R, Druehl, M. Boyd, N. Goldbiadt, M. Evans, S. Oberg, G. Thodas, B. Petri, D. Fishback, Mr. W. Riliiet, Adviser. 5- . fi 1 ,-.,, ' if WIA I Rc A gb., . xX X nv Q . . 1 L is V f '- ' .J .. I Terry Llewelyn Ernie Cresci Bob Adams Vice President President Secretary G. A. C. .. A-....-Q 'ES 'QS v-.XS ,-wr Y' 5 5. cF' ' r 7 .. ,F 5' ' if T 5 if I N. .Mg Ren' FIRST Row, leff To faghi. M. Furuike, P. Palmer, J. JO, v. Kwon, C. Louis. SECOND ROW: N, Furuyci, A. Acers, C. C 355 K Amcirillo, G. Etienne, G. Periot, P. Anderson, C. Kodokori. q'0lyn Kodak ' Jeanettsgsgi President an GIRLS Puvlgrlgselsidenf 5all 'Ce President y Pique' vw Kwolfeosvfe' BLOG . IVI. Seffefofv SeCfeTCll'Y r' li . fl .ZS Nc... KG' -'n Y if r f aj . Ev FIRST ROW, left To right: K. Cullinon, S. Schrnite, V. Kwon, C Louis T Poll' S Guido G Periot SECOND ROW: U. G u , , . , . , . . D brieu L .5 Uno, F. Oto, T. Sunclblod, P. Polrner, S. Piquet, J. Jci, C. U ' e P - cutlglisizlzni Arnerillo, N. Furuyo. Presidenrenm ofmo Par pa, Corulon AmTreO5U'er Secrelguer Secfelilfxl VY Tregsurer Championship Basketball Team FIRST ROW, left to right: A. Acers, J. Perin, J. Ikeda, S. Heckmann, G, Epstein. SECOND ROW: O. Allen, M. Furuike, G. Wilson, P. Anderson, M. Munyon, C. Kodakari. '-1 I .-f fi. Joey has her ups and her downs. Smoolh move! Championship Volleyball Team FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Kodakari, P. Crawford, M. Ahlerf. SECOND ROW: B, Lo- zoff, N. Abrahamson, M. Stern, L. Fenster, N. Jackson. -...nw I .fr I -.43 I..-'I . ,' f ' .I f :ig 1, .. ,ni A '., J':..gel' V, 93 , 9' 4 4' -'iglffgl' . l ,tu 1' 5 I 'mf H' 4 I t t Q fr fee... it l . 'll , ' ' :ff lil-'S' .V . ,: ............. '5 SIS? et Y W t my - fe. , jx, 47 ,4. , ,f .. S ff Championship Speedaway Team FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Eisenberg, J. Binsacca, K. Cullinan, B. Jones, G. Etienne, C. Amarillo, S. Cullinan. SECOND ROW, E. Shermund, R. Hellman, C. Lewis, S. Hammond, P. Rose, M. Hol- sten. -was-Quan'-1 - x .... Y Q N A M fe .. ' Uv -'fe ,v ' ' W r ..... M fi g - . f ' ,'.',.Ku,',.nilP5f .al . .N kt t. , ...Mahi ..:.,,,,.. 5 'Q pq V, .:,.,.,,r: 711' . 'A ' . ' J .M-', f' -'...r- ff' Q, ..,, S.. 4 t. Q .1 ,- f f .3 4 - f ' ' ,fl wg J. . .,U..,, ,.-1-v- -. x , 4 U W., 1. A Ae K X ' 1'f -f . rY 'Q' 1 wt , ' if x r 'N' 0 . , ,A Where did the ball go? --, .,,.l-v, ' ' ...- l' , v ,. ,-p-,fvysgy-eq-n-3,-4 Block that point! Championship Volleyball Team FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Stonelake, l. Mueller, S. Oldford, M. Fife, S. Schmite. SECOND ROW, O. Allen, R. Soto, G. Etienne, P. Palmer, S. Piquet. Championship Tennis Team FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Anderson,-G n K lllnan J. Ja, V. Kwan, K. Etie ne, . Cu ' , McAlpin, M, Holsten. SECOND ROW: L. Garret, D. Killiam, J. ,. Ikeda, M. Furuike, K. Louis, C. Amarillo. K -. --.. 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T o ,f If I X K ff' H Ls, T. , q of E4 172-e ff - ff 5' f w .s 4, ...s-2X Throughout The oges mon hos grooluolly solved The mysTeries of ouTer spoce, ond now sfonds on The Threshold of o new I rg Y, QT ,ei .tirfg 1 f 25 f-.':'7 f ,ff A .I'9-'Ri F5 .: 539 1 'ff i',f TJ T!! T 1 wx , 1 1 ,, 1 f :F z? ,ff T, R4 T59 vw T P -S P- A l J aj ' Trl + Z -- s S 2 s ff ,Q f T I ff K HXLXV ' D foie Q 4 frontier-The explorofion of The universe ,am Q04 W sa President ,M mx 'fa-.... M TUDE .ANA xbkgwl x 'hi ,FYQQYM A may A 5,1 W' wx w,mYagk 'Y V7 ff? -'Uh ,O . A ,M V. , ,N pq .1 .M .N . W: vww .I , . if I , ,. Xaww M .. 'M ,, 4- ,-mf .W 'Q EM -ff , V- - -- - Nw-...Q V My-. .,.,,,,,.,.,,-U , wig I,1..Qg5,5gS W E LW, x Q.-'ft ffM ' A - V 1 ' V fi- V ? W 2 4 l 1 1 w W Y M fmk 515' lui Q45 ,S Gala 31915, sk if STUDENT COU CII. Q H, V, igA Fall v pring FALL sxecunve cAaiNsr FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Traugott, L. McLachlan, P. Steiner, A. Jackson, K. Niederhaus. SECOND ROW: Dr. J. Stewart, Mr. J, Alexander, D. Bredsteen, M. Near, G. Thodas, S. O'Keefe, D. Barnes, L. Lack, J. Ja. , -. 11l...i, ...niit nk.- SPRING EXECUTIVE CABINET FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Traugott, R. Jurow, S. Player, A. Jackson, C. Hurst. SECOND ROW: Dr. J. Stewart, S. Yamaguchi, D. Der, T. Riley, J, Binsacca. THIRD ROW: D. Fallows, D. Balsley, S. Piquet, D. Lewis, Mr. J. Alexander. STUDENT COURT FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Stout, M. Furuike, S. Edwards. SECOND ROW: F. Newby, T. Hall, S. Humphreys. THIRD ROW: Advisor, Mr, W. Rilliet, D. Miller, B. Neukom. FALL FINANCE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left To right: C. Traugott, L. McLachlan P. siemer, A. Jackson, K, Niederhaus, sEcoND ROWZ Dr. J. Stewart, Mr. O. Heacock, Mrs. E. Siegrist, Mr. J. Alexander, P. Crawford, K. Cullinan, M. Dollinger, A. Burkett, W, Knapp. SPRING FINANCE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Traugott, R. Jurow, Mrs. E. Siegrist, P. Crawford, A. Burkett. SECOND ROW: C, Hurst, W. Knapp, D. Jaeger, M. Dollinger. THIRD ROW: Mr. O. Heacock, Dr, J. Stewart, S. Player, A. Jackson, Mr. J. Alexander. I : Ti '- F 5 5:2 , ,.,..,. , , ...- , 7:-mann.-. . .lu . I -.. --.W-..- .. '-cnda-V - :ni -..... .-.--..- ' , fi 'f,LLEgQ'.:f . .. I i ....... 1 ' s-Tv.. . N. .1'fli'5:' 2 'f I pf gy : E, 3 hh L in I 'TX V, c fel . l 'X .'ll C9 Sally Burlis Art Janet Roberts Art Mike Dollinger Better Government if X J, -9 ei Q I 1,2 fx Je ., , 'IPA '. M-of ...fr .J PL COMMISSION COMMISSIONS RALLY COMMISSION FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Zoller, S. Fin ney, J. Beer, P. Gillespie, C, Amarillo. SEC OND ROW: A. Thompson, G. Langsdort, C Thodas, C. Lewis, THIRD ROW: J. Acers, N Cheshire, P. Davis, S. Salizman, K. Trexler S. Samuelian, P. Rezos, L. Landau, M. Skol nick. FOURTH ROW: V. Gibson, P. Ander son, S. Berges, V. Gibson, S. Jones, J. Allen B. Wirgler, F. Acker, A. Fisher, N. Rosen blum, R. Hayden, B. Quinn. '1 -n Q FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Binsacca, K. Cullinan, J. Edwards, A. Gibson, A. Bur- kett, G. Morris, S. Cullinan, A. Chatigny, S. Yamaguchi. SECOND ROW: P. Brick, A. McRoskey, S. Stout, C. Edwards, L. Beardsley, B. Lindner, J. Carlson, THIRD ROW: S. Burks, B. Aleck, S. Freeberg, D. Charlet, S. Newby, J. Garrison, M. Murphy, B. Lau, L, Moran, D. Dreyfuss. FOURTH ROW. C. Lewis, T. Nugent, K. Neiderhaus, R. Rickett, J. Johnson, J. Elfving, S. Player. Steve Young Boys' Athletics Pete Ebner Boys' Recreation Pat Palmer Exchange Student gl wt. 4 pd ,ON 2 I - ,. I i xii, t ' 'S J- Ji. 9 Terry Stacey B05 A401115 Dance Elections Mary Minor Delores Charlet Drama News Bureau Ella Aker Sully Piguet Elm Freshman Girls W- As ,s ,... T'? 4 K . I U ' . ' info: 1 5 .:f'f'r1.. J . V CT N A! I 4 TTI . I nw .. '5- 'X ,.- .. E 4 A A4 ,Q Sharon Freeberg Rod Rickett Bill Neukom Golden Key Peninsula League Student Court Margin Rem, Carolyn Kodakari Kathy Parker Grounds Student Directory Rally Theo Sundblqd Jan Edwards Dave Thomas Music Peninsula League Traffic ,if A ,r f X . .TW F. 'E' 4 4-3 Q 5 'Ng .' fn-16 1 V .4 b ,,' t f 'H S' M9- ,I ,qw vu -s. f 2 . . N fr 2. I re 'Q ,. . ,' ff, W iv ,. '53 J fa. f::r 'X .N ' 7 -gf 1 ' ...A Z7 A' P' m x ' n ' gi COMMISSIONS DANCE COMMISSION FIRST ROW, left to right: J. DeVore, L, Lack, S. Fry, A. Meara, S. Finney. SECOND ROW: P. Maleville, C. Gibson, M. Chan, B. Kerrigan, D. Barnes. THIRD ROW: T. Finney, B, Sandell, B. Elving, G. Langsdorf, S. Graham. FOURTH ROW: G. Holm, B. Donaldson, J. Baer, B. Krase, S. Marsh. FIFTH ROW: B. Hansen, L. Rose, K. Cullinan, Miss H. Kane, M. Graham. l I 4 ft! Tiff' i - , A ?.af'9 . 3 , 1+ Fla' .Ar i l J if 1' I. , pg Y non rj lit? IZ 'L .kr t 6531 1 , I II ELECTION COMMISSION FIRST, left to right: R. Falk, G. Kaefer, G. Bannikoft, T. Roost, J. Okada, L. Thomas, M. Holsten, C. Kodakari, B. Tomkinson,S. Arthur, S, Nowland. SECOND ROW: D. Furuike, L. Torkelson, P, Scannell, M. Shermund, J, Coon, T. Friend, L. Mello, J, Ikeda, A. Coy, F. Acker, THIRD ROW. T. Wyant, L, Miller, C. Henry, M. Murphy, B. Lau, C. Peterson, D. Harbick, C. Hemming, K. Kubitz, N. Abraham' son, G. Frykberg, M. Agnew, E. Engleman. . .2 Carol deVries Dave Van Dale Eunson John wah! Arlene Acers Marilyn Muhlker Yerry Bunle Art Boys' Recreation Drama Freshman Stvdems Grounds Music Radio Takako Yamahata Dorothy Barnes Candy Hemming Glnge' Bailey Suzanne Newby Joel Johnson Arr thompson Art Dance Elections Golden KEY Grounds News Bureau Rally Dave Thomas Sharon Graham Becky Wilson Sharon Hayes Ted Wrighr Rod Rickett lgig Moran Boys' Athletics Dance Elm Golden Key Hi Stat? Peninsula Leoque Trgffic ,L . 1 in .3 ,. , 'ew Z' ' ' .. x 'ar 4 'E G ' R f 3 A k X -. , 1 4' 2. l I w N ' Nxt. Rr '-S 0- - ' ff: 1 .-?-', -'H R 1 -sr -, 'fr fd 4-r ,Z T27 5. I ' ,L , .M . I I I it ' M ,filltr H--rf' .1 . .4 -I I . .i s .5 .-N rr Nl YT fi-- -1 Q '4 Y '- ' ' Q. 'J .V F V. N 'Z' . X W 4. ,, f ,,, A ' .-A S Q 7 'fl X 'v -f J ape, ,vgw ,Mhz Y WW- ww Y A M9 f .ss-I ,,,, , ,, Y , -,WA ,-l..., M5 f I ' v ' 1 'Pi' X Q... 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Representatives i 5 A lx Section editors Susie Suzanne, Nancy, John and Bar bara discuss yearbook editorial policies with Becky TAFF 'Q f Ella Aker Co-editor Business Q take five between picture 1 , n , , ,snsi rv 'ill C www In . x w'ffu1 Hi Srcrr reporrers MQW' B005 Dlcmof Mimi, Part Frrld Hi Stuff Editors Julie, Mortin, Ted, Pot, ond Bonnie Sue often work ofter school in order to get the Hu on discuss the new mckeup for the Hi the stands. ' I-II STAFF 'nu Qx ip-1.1, 154 1,3-r lim Mb! , , . qi V Ill t fill! I xXS'l.s-il' TEAJ5 '?...!..l:l'l-es!, '9 K nf 'ng ing 1,35 X 5 .I ry 3 Ted Wright Joel Johnsen Put Hodgkinson Hi Editor Foll Hi Bulletin Spring Hi Bulletin The copy desk is o busy ploce os Geoff, Steve, Jonice, The print shop crew pouses between issues of the Hi: Candy, Mory, Bonnie, Dionci, ond Corol con tell you. Left to right ore Fred, Lynn, Gary, Buz, Steve, Ron, Rich, ond Mr. Loverty. K, , W, -J Q X. 1 f VN MQ In :gngsssuwi LEFT TO RIGHT' D. ChOrlf-BT. G- SGIZFUGU, J- J0hl'1SOf1, News Bureau editors Joel Johnson and Ann McRoskey A. McRoskey, M. Stern. release news to TIMES News Editor Geoft Currall, who was editor of the Hl and the ELM in 1927. EWS BUREA gr s-rf, .Q-f 1 ,f-vg 469' 'UN Q A MA Q 1rTwuNr kj my . :lay Tvs!! x, ss gv ?f,l. w . t 'g 'fna!i:, l 3 s 'fImva:sQ1. X' '21 ' txm. 5iyg7., f 'YIIQ -N, new .,.: ir:,.3' ,X rs ' ' !' 5 1 s . -i Delores Charlet Joel Johnson Ann McRoskey Fall News Bureau Editor Spring News Bureau Editor Radio Editor. . I of News Bureau Division Staff members visit Times' circulation desk. Jack Russell, High Times editor, discusses page with staff l Q R A--exp...--f.. --a1v1'H -,,,,.... :'i- .WN- 1? V' lk PROJECTION CREW FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Solma, M. Montenera, B. Edlund, G. Kawasaki, N. Pitts. SECOND ROW: D. Luark, G. Cox, B. Hollowell, T. Harris. THIRD ROW: S. Drake, J. Ratto. FOURTH ROW: F. Bender, J. Wohler, R. Cassin, B. Solma, THIRD ROW: L. Ard STAGE CREW FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Knowlden, B. Johnson, O. Allen, B. Mauz, B. Allen, R. Lee. SECOND ROW: M. Krahn, A. Lemos, Mr, R. McCord, B. Hass, T. Kirk, R. Stewart, D. Armagost. 4 or ll 1-La 1. UR: t.,. R We R Rik 0 ww- 5 FUTURE IIONIENIAKERS Arlene Jones President FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Aker, A. Jones, Mrs, S. Ahnstedt, Mrs. M. Roberts, M, Ahn- stedt, S, Ball, M. Agnew, G. Cava. SECOND ROW: C. Eisenberg, D. Ascher, F. Acker, S. Estabrook, J. Kowalwara, M. Yoshimoto, S. Car- lander, Y. Uyeto. wi I Q' ,A RED CROSS AUXILIARY Murcia Ahnstedt Frances Acker President President FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Alwnstedt, F. Acker, M. Agnew. SECOND ROW: D. Da- vidson, D. Sullivan, J. Jones, J. Long, J. Kincaid. 7-Y FUTURE TEACHERS Shirley Hoffman Marilyn Muhlker Fall President Spring President FIRST ROW, Iett to right: S. Fry, K. Kubitz, J. Roberts, S. Estabrook, L. Bancroft. SECOND ROW: M Muhlker, G, Etienne, B. Kerrigan, A. Sherwood, J. Leutholdt. THIRD ROW: A. Heide, S. Edelman, P. Rymer, T. Colby, Mrs. G. Bartlett. STANDING: C. Eisenberg, D. Har- bick, T. Miller, L. Mello, Mr. J. Gregory, J. Mathwig, L. Harris, M. Bullock. S,lf,fJ N ' ' .Swv IN I QQ -rx if P' AIVIERICAN FIELD SERVICE FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Fenster, M. Ag- new, V. Griftiths, L. Bates, L. Levinger, L. Bates, Mr, R. Trouse. SECOND ROW: S. Same uelson, L. Harris, K. Keiles, G. Epstein, V. Gold, S. Stead, P. Rezos. THIRD ROW: M. Stern, M. Holsten, J. Coon, T. Friend, D. Har- biclc, M. Evans. FOURTH ROW: J. Evans, P. Anderson, M. Furuike, J. Garrison, D. Culver, K. Paulson, B. Bennett: FIFTH ROW, L. Schmidt, A. Burkett, B. Lozotfl, L. Toby, L. I Howard, J. Weber, F, Mayo. ? 7? s 4' I. sl ifniv T4 T' 1 I ...,x?, FUTURE NURSES Glenda Wilson President FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Steinberg, F. Oto, V. Grittiths, S. Guido, L. Levin, M. Martin, N. Jackson, M. Furuike. SECOND ROW: Miss G. Namiotka, S. Peterson, P. Bryan, E. Nugent, G. Wilson, N.'Abrahamson, J. Hendershot, J. Ikeda, R. Cameron. THIRD ROW: M. Steph- an, G. Ward, P. Patrich, B. Luark. SCIENCE Edward Nelson President SEATED, left to right: G. Salzman, E. Nelson P. Smith. STANDING: S. Young, H. Stein hardt, E. Shermund, Mr. E. Holm, A. Acers E. Boldrey, R. Brown, V. Alter, B. Randick T. Mitchell. 't 1. GOLDEN KEY Carolyn Traugott President FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Lindner, S. Hayes, L. Moran. SECOND ROW: L. McLach- lan, C. Traugott, S. Edelman, G. Etienne. THIRD ROW. K. Cullinan, D, Charlet, L. Fenster. CALIFORNIA SCI-IOLASTIC FEDERATION Sharon Hayes Fall President Mike Dollinger Spring President ,' I 1 LL. ' V T ' 4- - ' . J X VI, Ji...-, . n 'r.- 1' - . '- a n eq, 0 ', gl Y. i 9 'fx 'f 6 7 .ll QUILL AND SCROLL Lois Moran President FIRST ROW, left to right. E. Aker, L. Moran, T. Wright. SECOND ROW: D. Charlet, S. Hayes, C. Lewis, L. McLachlan, B. Wilson. THIRD ROW: A. McRoskey, B. Mclntyre, G. Smith, S. Simmons, C. Hemming, J. Johnson ff ALPHA Nancy .Squires President FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Minor, L. Fens- ter, T. Roost, V. Gold, M. Furuike, C. Koda- kari, K. Cullinan, E. Shermund, J. Binsacca. SECOND ROW: C. lrnachi, T. PGH, P, Craw- ford, N. Lashkoff, J. Ikeda, M. Dollinger, G. lshikawa. THIRD ROW: D. Sanchez, L. Bates, J. Scheu, J. Johnson, G. Flinn, C. Richards, G. Etienne, F, Crawford. FOURTH ROW: D. Mattel, E. Nelson, J. Baarts, T. Wright, B. Neukom, C. Stroh, S. Cisler, B. Adams. l 1-'-wif-,gif . -.gs ff, I' 0? . 1 H xx? me i Wynn? v rig...-.Alf Chicken ver Sunda. Chicken Every Sunday was the first play presented by the drama class this year. This boarding house comedy, under the direction of Mr. Ed Dalva, played December 5 and 6 on the auditorium stage. The story was centered around the Blachman family. Emily Blachman, played by Dale Eunson, had turned her home into a boarding house so that her family would have a place to stay and some- thing to eat. She believed that one day her husband-Jim Blachman, a well-to- do business man who was always low on funds, played by Tom Lemos-may over extend himself in his enterprises. Emily DeNola, as Mrs. Lawson, Charles McAuliffe as Jake, and Lee Hornung as Rosemary Blachman were the other leads in this hilarious comedy. Rosemary Blachman CLee Hornungi straightens the tie of the Great Poet CDick Shaperol. This is the life! Time out for a candid. it we wA Z-J . V. W sys? 'failed --y -,V J, gl Other members of the cast: Jeffery Lawson . Miss Gilley . . Mr. Willard . Evie May . Eagle .... Oliver Blachman Ruthie Blachman Carlotta . . . Clem ...... Mrs. Lynch . Sue Mr. Robinson . Rita Kirby . . George Kirby . Harold , . . Milly Moon . Rev. Wilson . Dick Shapero . Nancy Cranford . Bill Lindsay . . Gail Cava . . Ted Kirk Bruce Holcolmb JoAnn Stoker Linda Sidwell . Dan Areola Haylock, Bunny Aleck Jerry Carlson Marty Menzel . Steve Lewis . John Waltz Judy Bisgaard Reed Mcllroy Miss Blachman's exciting engagement party A urder as Been Arrange A Murder Has Been Arranged was the second play featured by Mr. Dalva's drama class this year. This mystery thriller played March 20 and 21 in the auditorium. Sir Charles Arthur, played by Alex Jons- son, was to give a dinner on the stage of Saint James' Theatre, London. This dinner was for the members of his family in ob- servance of a wierd anniversary. Then, after the clock had struck eleven, Sir Arthur was to inherit two million pounds. A most important part in the scheme of things was that Maurice Mullins, the only relative of Sir Charles, was to inherit the fortune in case of Sir Charles' death prior to eleven o'clock. Enter Maurice Mullins, Immediately the action begins, and the play slides on to an inexorable ending. NX l t . ls' C .v rg Dick Shapero, as the venomous Maurice Mullins, enters St. James Theater. 9' Dale Eunson helps Alex Jonsson make up for opening night. Nancy Cranford primps before curtain time. CAST Miss Groze . Cavendish . Mrs. Wragg , Jimmy North . Beatrice . . Mrs. Arthur . . Sir Charles Arthur Maurice Mullins . A Woman . The Body . Nancy Cranford Phillip Miller . Sue Haylock Bruce Holcomb Joan Condon fSaturday nightj Mary Minor fFriday nightj , Carol May Alex Jonsson Dick Shapero . Judie Evans Tom Hladecek Jimmie North lBruce Holcombl, incognito as a newspaper reporter, interviews Miss Groze tNancy Cranfordl. LL' lil l JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW, left to right: T. Ikeda, P. Yamaguchi, M. Loo, D. Glover, E. Sanchez, N. Kincheloe, D. Hoshiyama. SEC- OND ROW. N. Powell, J. Fairchild, J. Mathwig, E. Oto, B. Anderson, S. Foss, J. Soto, L. Endicott, M. Near, E. Holsten THIRD ROW: C. Rhodes, K. Leonhardt, C. Bell, E. Benson, D. Johnson, S. Hook, B. Castle, G. Parker. FOURTH ROW L. Fuller, J. Trapp, R. Reingold, W. Larsen, G. Vellis, D. Holms, G. German, G. Weising, B, Smith, D. Neukom. .ff .J ll K. Herschler, M. Furuike. WOODWIND QUINTET Left to right: L. Fenster, P. Dykes ifor S. Stoutj, M. McCann, R. Waltz, N. Squires. FALL BAND COUNCIL FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Bennett, N. Kincheloe, Qs. B. Biddell. SECOND ROW: C, Peterson, N. Squires, S. Stout. BACK ROW: T. Wyant. F -.. v..,,.1...-Yw Q SENIOR BAND Furuike, K. Herschler, maiorettesp B. Bennett, drum maior. FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Peterson, B Biddell, B. Ross, T. Sunclblod, N. Squires, Stout, L. Fenster, S. HofTman, S. Arthur, T. Harbick, A. Cay, V. Griffiths, D. Proseus, S. Marquis. SECOND ROW: J. Poindexter, B. Tsukida, Kanno, P. Auchman, S. Eisenberg, B. Evans, B. Holcomb, B. Anderson, P. Bentley, G. Thompson, C. Culbertson, B. Scrlis, G. Baker, R. Waltz, Jower. THIRD ROW: A. Montimagni, H. Steinhardt, F. Yagi-r, J. Pi'-rce, P. Arthur, C. Hendry, M. McCann, J. Waltz, F. Palmer, G. Bromtield, Stead, F. Kochi, R. Quadri, M. Burns, H. Sorensen, B. Jower. FOURTH ROW: P. Phillips, D. Scott, M. Evans, L. Liden, J. Veneziana, J. Scott, Player, R. Averill, P. Hanson, R. Brown, J. Anderson. FIFTH ROW: R. Young, D. Furuike, S. Hoak, K. Jenninas, K. Evans, H. Flemming, Wckida, C. Scott, A. Baker, M. Montgomery, J. Clark, M. Smith, J. Wagner, D. Moliis. SIXTH ROW, G. Kawasaki, J. Soto, B. Little, R. Proseus, Tupper, R. Reynolds. Mr. H. Use Band Director DANCE BAND Jovver. SPRING BAND COUNCIL Lett to right: B. Bennett, C. Petersen, S. Arthur, A. Coy, B. Biddell. FIRST ROW, left to right: Saxes: G. Baker, P. Hanson, B. SECOND ROW: Piano: C. Hendry, N, Kinchloeg Vibes: C. Peterson, Drums: L. Fuller, Trombone. B. Smith, A. Baker, T. Wyant, Trumpets: G, Jovver, H. Fleming, G. Player. s I P A WGLM2 x D fa' gf' 'QQ f 'fd 7' E:-:N fl A CAPPELLA Miss C. Mclachlun Girls' Choir Director MIXED CHOIR '37 mf: CONCERT CHOIR FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Bachetti, S. Favors, D. Dekker, C. Traugott, A, Thomas, H. Ratcliffe, S. Finney, P. Rose, R. Hellman, C. Lewis, L. Dreyfuss, G. Langsdorf, T. Sundblad, J. Stoker, J. Edwards. SECOND ROW: A, Gibson, V. Gibson, M. Miller, R. Tognoli, D. Jamieson, G. Hall, V. Boden, P. Palmer, G. Harmon, K. Koyen, S. Hofmann, K. Druehl, S. Breiger, V, Sandidge, S. Edelman. THIRD ROW:C. Newton, J. Rudd, D. Warner, D, Giorgetti, E. Nishimata, B, Little, K. Niederhaus, W. Coser, P. Steiner, R. Averill, S. Player, D. Jaeger, D. Noce. FOURTH ROW: E. O'Berry, J. Fabris, M. Carwin, M. Brogan, J. O'Keefe, D. Niederhaus, R. Reichardt, T. Hall, C. Yee, S. Young, M. Har- ris, D. Skaife. CAMERATA 'x s. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Jurow, A. Acers, A, Thomas, C. Traugott, C. Amarillo. SECOND ROW: V. Boden, S. Hammond, R. Hellman, C. Lewis, P. Palmer, L. Dreyfuss, J. Stoker, THIRD ROW: S. Young, T. Hall, D. Jaeger, J. Fabris, C, Newton. FOURTH ROW: P. Steiner, A. Jackson, B. Jones, M. Harris, F. Crawford. 1' sq-N Q Q 'M iw . gx Y I . 4 ' 5 . 4 . .sf ,ii . Il msgid! Mr. H. Dunn Choir and Orchestra . . , Director 'nf N23 W if 'I E1 4, I Q l 'V- gnu I ii-2 I , ,- X x R'La2f- U. Wah ORCHESTRA 3 STRING ORCHESTRA . V A Q, gui: i 4' . 1,?5g f'H,h'??-19,,'7f 5 , ,M xv, ,R Af .V gf L '41 ' Q-' we M: ,,,. , f Qgiww, ,f if , -R X.: R 31 Q' 1 'Xia 6 2' ggi ' SEQ, fi 5 G2 A Y X ' 'ro .1 Adhx 'gg xv sh Q P 'J GIRLS CHOIR FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Williams, C. Gross, M, Santoro, B. Keller, L. Lloyd, M. Greenhill, B. Pfleg, N. Courshon, Z. McCullough, B. Hower, J. Bowen, P. Burke, G. Morris, J. Hodges, J. Pomeranz, N. Stannard. SECOND ROW: L. Williams, E. Degrate, G. Anderson, C. Amarillo, S. Jacobson, J. Baer, L. Wilgus, G. Bailey, D. Smith, C. Whitbred, C. Cram, K. Keiles. THIRD ROW: E. Venturini, M. Peddle, S. Rawcliffe, G, Ward, F. Anderson, S. Jacobs, L. Rose, L. Levinger, J. Lockwood, J. Mack, L. Baumann, B. Hamilton, J. Stollery, R. Perry, FOURTH ROW: J. Wright, J. McMullin, J. Acers, N. Powers, C. May, B. Cool, S. Clayton, S. Hillstead, J. Scheu, S, Crowe, L. Sidwell, S. Burks, K. Paulson, L. Gunn. FALL CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA COUNCIL SPRING CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA COUNCIL Left to right: K. Hansen, S. Hofmann, R. Jurow, FIRST ROW, left to right: K, Druehl, G. Langsdorf, V S. Freeberg, D. Jamieson. Boden, K. Hansen. SECOND ROW: K. Niederhaus, R Nicholaisen, A. Coltart. 1 CD Nw fr 5 e ef , 4, 5, 59' ldv 5 i ' I 1 .,,. Q if hd ' 3, T? -,VV -1,-N 1,91 E? .,:Q ,gli , N QSQLEQ1 YM. 4 ww.-,p,f,x+-,f ,N 5 -.L VFX U7 I If 11 ' Dennis has The beat! 'S' , -f' 9' ie f' M7 NCES all sing with The Gibson twins . . . I could have danced all night Encore Maxine! If ' xlf aw flif- af wsnff- Ff2'.'i:'-:E 9 A.'-iw? 'if if Qvgrffl' .-Qi, fgi ,V B I De Noel 74 ' Z 'Q 1 Aiylf' if 4 'Qff' Aff , K f fl5 N ,' 1 ll- ' ,YQ 'fi ' f ' , A f +4 45 1 I i4 A ,iixffjr lt 41.5K-.4 F' S j 46 Cp' 14 4? ' 1 ha ff A ,- ff ' n a 'AA V 'L 77 r 'Y 'f j ' 1 I :V X I ,A lx 'f 2631. x ' ., c AA 1 Some Encho 1 d Evening DANCES AGS K'g'? M'k Epp s 1 ' The Grand March vivlwf v Eazf 5, 3 gy V41 Tu. 424 E 1 I I 1 fa' .if Maw Q ii - 41 . ,' W .ddr 5 tab' A ' 5 if W ilk: 4 4? H ' , ,. ,, '- 'QW we 5-xi. lpwv-,xr 'va Qu i-A vglawsaln A i Az' s I 1 - 5 Sm . W Reducing? All hgil to Son Mateo ah! ah! ah! 1LLHniL fo Siiiiiifircogww-gilfif Haw Sw, Owwmzn BL ack AND onfmu OMTQVKTQQYAJ Lo YA L-Sous lun Dwf.uT: ns Rs Ouaim emu You Uuvl-L Ywffflm Hmm SAN Nmzofiii HmL i i ' i 4 4' E 5 F i A i Panther for dinner! fe. A ' 'mae' i PK f l Hiding? yx'Y ..,. 1 f AP3 Q I. fd.l-2.1!-E F' . . bww, -,ww 5 ' i. f 'f V I x , . . X Q! R.- 1- fi ,Y .5 d,..11,T.T'!i'7- .- qf'-T' L . gd. wif.-v wa':.z,i '?'3'Z3Zf'5 ' , . ' ' 1sf?4f 1- , . ' 934. f J1 ':Wf?'3if'Z- ' --+A ' ' ' 4' ' ' r 1 ' ' -P1-'S'h3'5?q'f'b X 'f ff 141. I g, Y, , ' ' f, 4, ,W J .q.f.,, 'M1'-if-gv -nl ,r-in fy - - 'W' s. A ,'N! 'Leila-. w. 1,14 ' i'-fn S', i1?- -'Q . K., N ll -W i. , .. Q. ,, I . Q fi.-. ,. W' 7 4-r-aa- Q,-'J 'L fq . . 4.-.,2 ! + , x fd- 'J' X , M ,A , 4 I L , , . . in - X' - 4 . 2 . ' - ' ,, ma 'fvf Q, , .- First string varsity! .sg A '1 'KQ' 'I 'T' .mwpvfw ' , 1' ' F, ' , 6 J ff'f T' A E i ', 4 'Y , ff' i 4 , ' A' an i e gf ww: x Z i 1 v' Qlfwnhl 5 E -N Q i I W i wwf.. N: , , Ay 1+ I 1 ii ,f M f 'J V A v , -J..-w-.-warm I my 1 lf' 1 g , 'ig L r Q , K I A9 b gf Who is she? Ready, hit it! i i i L4 si iiffff 0 V i Burlingame vs. San Mateo , v 'ffiwif U-. f'rlur..L V, f v'1.wYQWi:'i. ' Q , A 0 TY ',g,pc ,x J -.Me , s w z 4 , . N 3 'Has ..- 1 , s ' - 5 .ww x:,3Q,, i Q Day is done . . . Hit the low notes, Baarfs! I ff -4 X V' ii , if-. i l l l l l i Opening day! gy if Jekyll and Hyde. Q Wi fi' 57 Sewing room in The new home economics building. The ew Look an ,, I ff -r lg . 1 3 - a u' 17 1? - .- . - 0 I' The hungry ones! Night lights! 47' gr. :IW Deck The hulls . . . People, Places, 8s Things v The Professional Behind the scenes . . . 2 'Z ' WQX 1 ff f 1 I, M f, . A . , v H I 1 1 I 1 1 4 L 1- s Q' s , . X i E A . . Q I I 1 The campaign is on . T'wos The doy before hnols . , . K. 'I Wx A .W J-1 aff . p Ng, ,:ft,,H .ff , 'N T ge, Q . Q tw V ' ' ., Time out for lunch at the P.L. Conference. '4 t f. at 1 A af. ty 4 4 IZ Xa, 7 x N X H jfgz I I 1 L 1 H : x W r 1 Pl. Dltlif, XHZS Last minute preparation. v 4 320 Leaders open way for P.L. Conference. t, Ny' 1 . I . ' Ik --.A Q :FS '- , , -W American youth meet foreign representatives. - - if - The gcmg's all here! X-f Hold it! f l Q . .0 , .A 4, sl v x Y' f ' x Whe-re's Joanne , h L I x Elm scalesmcm's surprise. Q Q'---ww 'I' i 1' 'iv ll 5'-X I , li Sl? Q , . , if iilffffif ' 72-4 1 ' Lgg, lf i f s ggi 1? 1 wwaijgg 'Z' -' l smsrl A 1 is 5 rf' w .-X . T be-we XC? ' , , . 1 W 14' : ,nf Q.. i 5 fm 'ff T2 Q gf X' I 5 1 u arf-'P' Y '9 'R. ,,, ,Q ,r kwin., 1, . wwe, The Thinker l -was S 4 fi Fascinating biology! Soph Social Circle X in l n ' js..- s l Dick's baby! -5-.M R, W1 J 953 '- L, Professor Balsley teaches his Turnbull students. ir: :- ..l- I., it -aw f li - A- ?' 4: A .. , ya gl? I .uw , ni v W - f'+M'.vw ,.ws.a,4 ., n.......,,, We wwf - ' Q N .. F565 f-39' A A Left to right: M. Dollinger, N. Jung, M. Steph- Left To right: J, Michoelson, S. Wolfe, E, Lozoff, on, J. Johnson. Missing from picture: J, Hon- J. Yoshidc, D- BGUVUQOVYCD- sen, G. lshikcnwo. ..,,A . 1 . if N V u P ,. , f K , .v N-vi: ai -X., W5 ,af 1 5 xl' rage 3, '- -. Fi-2 -1.4 LM.. we -ff Left to right: C. lmochi, N. Squires, T. Poff, E. Sherrnund, V. Kwon, K. Honsen, J. Binsocco, M. Stephon. Missing from picture: R. Yoshifuii. P. T. A. ARDS GIRLS' B0 ' D. A. R. TATE STATE Left To right: K, Cullinon, C. Trciugott. A A R, Jurow, D. Sonchez. Missing from picture D. Niederhous. I 'ff7!i'!f' .' lit-ann' -W, , . .,,af.5?fi ?l'i ' , W -Sllll'fl l2 i':- , . i. ,. i r.f4 . , 96,52 ' '?7'7.ait?m12fes5 lot of hord work to produce q yeor- bookfltitokes people, people who ore willing to devote their tolent ond their time, it is to theseipeople thot now goes ci very speciol thank you. ' ' W Wewould likeito express ourlsincerestop- preciotion for the courtesy ond efficiency with which Kieth Cole Studios hondled our photo- grciphic work. We oppreciote olso the helping hond lent us by Botors, our printers. We ore confident, too, thot you will enioy our ine sports copy which wos written by Geott Smith. Next, we would like to mention the coopero- tion which our toculty gftorded us during our promotion compoigns throughout the yeor. The members ot the stout? 'ot i959 hove helped immeosurobly to moke the book whot it' is by their toithtulness ond perseverence. Mr, Quinlon, our beloved odviser, hos spent o tremendous omount ot time ond energy guid- ing us in our endeovor. 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