Sequoia High School - Cherokee Yearbook (Redwood City, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

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The l95l CHEROKEE is cledicaied wiih our apprecialion and ihe hope +ha+ you will enjoy H' THE STAFF ,Y ii Rf x ?J'FfF fffffjilxik if if MaebowM The commissioners of Sequoia are chosen because of I'heir lead- ership and service 'Io Iheir school, because 'Ihey are honesi and hard- working s+udenI's. As one can fell 'From knowing our commissioners, 'Ihey fi+ 'I'hese qualificafions com- Elefely. Look a+ Ihem and remem- er a job well done. Karin Johnsson FINANCE Marilee Riichie CULTURAL Andrea Searles RECREATION J h Joyce Page vQ'EfF'f,Q,Q ADMINISTRATIVE D' a Q,-ohs Gail Teboo PuIiiicAIIoNs PUB'-'CITY Allen Wagner Carol Mixfer BOYS' ATHLETICS GIRLS' ATHLETICS Howard Gilmore J H. Nusanc SCHOOL SPIRIT Corilrriissioners' Clerk COMMISSIONERS I-IEAP BIG X O C i Xe SAM YATES 1 Parliamenfarian I Xxx r XXX X The I95I Sfudenf Council has aided 'lhe Sequoia Sfudenf Body much during ifs year in office. The council has made possible fhe seven-minufe' passing periods, which have made if easier for sfudenfs fo gef fo and from classes. They also arranged and financed fhe plaque for Terremere Field. This acfive Mr. Diahicl: council deserves fhe Sfudenl' Body's congrafula- Agmggsas fions for a job well done. l95l COUNCIL: Bob Ackerman, Velma Arrighf, James Beclrman,Elouise Ballard, Bill Briggs, Helen Bozzufo, Carol Briffen. Carol Boch, Milrell Carfer, Angela Bowen, Bill Cesario, Barbara Brown, Jerry Clifford, Carol Brown, Milne Cohen, Alicia Cardona, Don Doherfy, Mary Jo Cafaldo, Ray Dolby, Sherrill Conlrel, William Dubbin, Paf Carnevale, Ronald Du Frane, Jo-'ce De Benedoffi, Don Eads, Marilyn Difzzen, Ken- nefh Elder, Carol Dodson, Richard Farman, Marian Fifzgerald, Rich Ferrarini, Janyce Foulk, Charles Forcier, Lorraine Gonzales, John Gallo, Carol Grey,-Don Glass, Carole Hemphill, Marfin Halfhill, Sandra Hill, Dennis Hansen, Marlie Johnson, Milne Harruff, Janef Kell099. Charles Henderson, Pai Kelly, Bud Hielm, Margerry Keyes, Karol Hundchen, Judy Knudsen, Don Kendall, Joanne Lawrence, Bob Mancini, Sally Lip- perfz, Henery Monfeil, Evelyn Leon, Dicl: Oellerich, Evelyn Lopez, Fred Page, Alice Lum, James Palmer, Pai Magill, Franlr Qualls, Maureen McKeegan, Bob Smifh, Elaine Milrelich, Richard Smifh. Shirley Miller, Arfhur Weber, Frances Miller, Ben Zeifman, Joanne Moranville, Bar- bara Morqan, Hope Morrison, Lorna Munn, Pearl Neff, Donna Perrin, Audrey Rhodes, Carol Robin, Barbara Scoff, Edifh Silen, Shirley Simon, Genda Spears, Jo Sfewarf, Pai Sfewarf, Jacqueline Taylor, Dolores Tomalino, Cafhy Treagle, Virginia Van Every, Emily Wadum, Mary Wadell, Mary Websfer, May Wong, Judy Younger. , Q-,. .. . .5 g l A Q FIRST SEMESTER BOARD OF WELFARE I +5 der Officers Top row: leff lo righl, Gerry Wolff, Dionne Darius, Nancy Tapscoll, Joan Knulh, Lorraine Erisby, Marian Yeager, Harold 5 eme Hielm, Jack Kiefer, Jerry Chandler, Judy Buller, Sandra Teboe. Middle row: Margarel Anderson, Frank Graziani, John Kenl, Roberl' Berqlund, Bob Nordslrand, Belsy O'Neil, Jane Pelerson. BoHom row: Bob Valencia. Don Eads, Bill Dubbin. Kenl Holmes, Bill Lewis. Code of Conduci' A Good Sequoian: l. Conducls Himself Honorablv in Public. 2. Considers lhe Consequences ol His Aclions. 3. ls Co-Operafive, Honesl, Toleranl, and Re- specfful. 4. Believes in His Sludenl Governmenl and Makes ll Work. 5. Takes an Aclive lnleresl in His School, lls Problems, and lls Aclivilies. The Board of Welfare This is fhe line qroup of upslandinq boys and girls 6' gS+al?Sy3rldloNalT:ilSnHOme' Sclilooll Commumlyi who help pass lhe school laws and enforce Them. ' The board is divided inlo several enlorcemenl com- milfees: These commillees all have imporlanl dulies for keeping our school in lop nolch condi- fion. There is also a special commillee for inveslie galinq lockers. The locker invesliqalion is a very imporfanl lunclion ol' fhe board. Hals oll lo lhese swell fellows and qals, who receive liflle Thanks for lheir wonderful workl I if i . 'T Q . , x N SECOND SEMESTER BOARD OF WELFARE-Fronf row, lefl lo riqhl: Elaine Mihelich, Elinor Cruze, Rulh Berlilson, Dionne . Darius, Joan Knulh, Sandra Teboe, Shauna Larson, Margarel Levis, Susan Price, Pal Mangini, Dolores Corwin, Gerry Wolff, 2nd Semesle' Olllcers Jane Peferson, and Belsy O'Nell. Back row, lell lo righfz Young Slewarf, Paul Balaille, William Leong, Ken? Holmes, Bob Berqlund, Jack Kiefer, Jack De Angeles, Malcolm Buchanan, Arr Weber, Ken Elder. BAD MEDICINE Sfudenf Courf The Board of Commissioners aoooinfs fhe Sfudenf Courf Officials wifh fhe excepfion of fhe prosecufor. This year we QVA, 5 6 have had courf on Mondays and Thursdays wifh some changes af fhe end of fhe semesfer. Mr. Roberfs is fhe advisor of fhe Sfudenf Courf. The Sfudenf Courf wifh fhe help of fhe Board of Welfare and fhe Sfudenfs, plays an imporfanf parf in keeping fhe laws of our school enforced. ef 1 ia 4 fififii w il. . jfixekiflil N THURSDAY COURT. Fronf row, leff To righf: Roger Ahlenius, Pa+ McGa1ffigan, Jack Monfgom- ery, Emily Knudsen and Bill Briggs. Back row, leff fo righf: Mr. Roberfs. Advisor: Beverly Norlin, Bruce Tiaden, Bob Nordsfrend and Gowan Moore. To fhe righf are members of fhe Second Semesfer Sfudenf Courl, chosen fo serve from February fo June on fhe Sfudenf Courf. They are, leff fo riqhf: Don McGee, Bob Plaehn, Sally Lipperfz, Marieffa Kneische, Judy Bufler, Charlene Planf, Don Glass and Jim Pelerson. ,QQ za! U 'N 2 ' I U 1 ll! 95 ' 'Nl 4. Librarians V A 4 . h Language Depf. if I1 iw . 1 f fi fm 1, v 6' A X s ' il 4 ll Sz - ' I Jw. :'.:E Girls' P. E. 'X . I I YE, is in li s Q 5 if B-1 ' Home Economics Depl. Commercial Science Dept Counselors , Dr. Clyde Oqden Superinfendenf If ,K mi J vl'- x 9 is X ' li is QQ. -.ld y i M255 i 54 ?-,H English Depl. 5,4 -. N ' Mallm Depf. Mr. Scovel Mayo Mr, LO,-en Crifzer Mr. Thor Kroqh .F- PFlI'1ClD0l Principal Principal ' ' , Menlo-Aflwerfon Belmonl-San Carlos R - 53 V fir Miss oris Dean Mr. Donald Bogie A in Dean Oi Girls Dean of Boys Boys' P. E. I ! U L I Y - .:,iiir f 1 B Lfkr 4 N ,,.- ,. Ei v.. K ' A H Y Nam J i V 'ii' ,Yan-Q ga- I f' Social Smdies Dept 6 , - ilh 5,3 3 QA 44' I A -W 1- ' Aff Depi, Music Depl. Slwop Depl. mwcy rnrscp-rr 4391 l N-N. Amy ' . vm gl I g .,, I my W' , .. -LK f 3' f, .7 f -gif QS, mm, A V1 .A 5 Xi, X YU 3 YQ QW W Adil -..- ......'-L r,f5,7i:F Q Qfzzxfu-'41, , ,Q --:rf -:I .: -.--3 .-1 : ...- , ., EY? is :Zi 5' W -.:1::,'1::,,.p:.:'4515gz ,f-::r'.!v,m':.11:L1w1: - ,.,,. . gg..- :::4,g..,..-'gw -::....- vri :'r W-fU::.z,.,.f1: 14: Wi? i' ks' 22 1393? if? .- '31:'t:7.1'wf..CN'Q,2 . 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Fiiinari, Doris Perrin, Fay Rodrigues, Susie Bosholm, Melinda Percy. Dorolhy Rulzen, Marjorie Fowler, Joanne Swanson, Rosemary Buslamanle. Second row: Pauline Vallee, Alice Hawkins, Joan Davies, Joan Kirnmey, Lora Loeffel, Bonnie King, Roxanna Rasey, Marie Turlu- rici, Judy Silveira, Claire Lou Behrens, Sallie Dernma, Mildred Seilz, Carolyn Abboll, Barbara Collerl. Third row: Susan Pierce, Marilyn Monfqomery, Belly Dwyer, Kalhleen Kavanauqh, Gerry Wolil, Janice Berkla, Gloria Gedecke, Barbara Curlis, Robin Fincher, Sherri Rudis, Doreen Hunr, Joan Van- derplas, John Leavill, Jim Garcia, Dennis Colfer, Leslie Darkness, Bobby Halladay, Susan Cook, Mary Ann While. UNESCO CLUB-Fronf row, leff fo righf: Jo Sfewarf, Emilie Slurqes, Roxie Rasey, Sheila Livinqslon, Carolyn Marr, Virginia Davidove. Back row, lell lo righlz Mr. Jack Marks, advisor, Mr. Roberf Riqney, liason belween Slanford IRR and Sequoia UNES- CO Club, Gerry Wolff, Sherman McClel- lan, Elaine Niederhoff, Temma Cowan. Joe Spinella, Aron Murai, Melvin Hall, George Frederick, Harry Gunderson, Presidenl Jirn Rudis, Bruce Tiaden, Fred Whilman, Jean Colvin, Dionne Darius, Marqarel Anderson, Lorraine Seiler, Eleanor Pasrorino, Carolyn Van Every and Mr. Roberl' Ross, advisor. cultural cultural cultural 4 sl! M- xi cultural cultural cuYltural X' ww, ' 6 .. 19,5 5 HBOUTINNERET' Flower Girls in Ac? III sandy Hill and her KING SIZED PAPA: Ad II AV-,,, i 2: -ri '. --- A W ' :' , Hfig A :iw , '2 . if ff 355- .gf H. Q E bg All. gi ' H if iH?1.H-55 A-,M ,E ' ,ig-,Ni Ig ' 91 ---f ,.: ' Vis , 531 2f1?gi.,'i . ,, iz J gi +5 D9 'iglkwgwa 5 X' 'Ki 5 ,K W ze, viR,g f31,,, X, is M aegis 36 X' i if yy . AEM 'R fy' .,, . , du .8 :ES fi an 44 , 4, fa tad: if J' 51: :A 'if2'i+?f2'sw?4ff :iv 4 is wugiwziiigfag f ,Q an g K gg f if Q 'Q yu fs .Q 4, is 1' IW? K Qi ,Q iigngi I Q 4 s Q Sw Q a ,ei Q 1 5' 3 Q' B K nw Q' S- fi? 5 . A? 15' af 5 1 wx , CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON! cu tural cultural cultural Ad I S680 VARI ETIES The VarieTies is presenTed annually by The sTudenTs OT' Sequoia To raise funds Tor The sTudenT body. There are abouT Three hundred sTudenTs involved and They malce Their own cosTumes, props. and sTage seTTings. The parTicipanTs worl: on a budqeT of Sl3OO and There are Two evening perTormances and one maTinee. The VarieTies is always a qreaT success and TickeTs To each show are scarce. No Rhyme, No Reason consisfed oT a prologue and Tour acTs, The prologue, which conTained some excellenT danc- ing and singing rouTines, porTrayed The Tour seasons of The year while each acT was concerned wiTh iusT one season. AcT I was sTaged in The U. S. A. in The Fall wiTh The girls and boys dancing The CharlesTon. The old dance broughT back many memories To The audiences. AcT ll Tool: The place oT The WinTer scene and was loca+ed in The Trozen Yukon. The chorus line of boys added a humorous noTe To The show. AcT lll depicTed Paris in The SpringTime and The scene was very gay wiTh 'Flower girls dressed in brighT slrirTs and blouses and The French chefs in Their whiTe suiTs. The Tinal season. AcT IV, was Summer on a Tropical isle. The scene was very exoTic as The sTudenTs enacTed an under-waTer drama. Every- one in The casT enioyed worlcing on his parT and The audiences ThoughT The l95I VarieTies was enioyable. KLONDYKE KATE and Company. AcT ll qu 1 J QI cultural cultural cultural Ar'T Club-MarieTTa Oran, Nancy TapscoTT, Emily Toledo, Ann AnTon- chuck, Shirley Russo, Andy SamrnuT, Sasha MiloradoviTch, Ann Finley, George Frederick, Mr. Umberger, KaThy Dawson, and Mary Lou Hobleman. This year The Drama DeparTmenT under The direcTion oT Mrs. Deborah Kiviaho presenTed Two producTions. The Tall play was The Teen-age comedy, June Mad. The spring producTion was a varied enTerTain- menT, GreasepainT GaieTies, consisTing oT Two one-acT plays, a skiT, and various dance and orchesTra numbers. The Drama DeparTmenT has also sponsored Ham-leTs and Upper Class DramaTics, aTTer-school drama acTiviTies, and Sequoia Players. This year The Sequoia Players have a membership oT 38. OTTicers are Virginia Davidove, presidenT: Jerry Bogle, vice presidenT: AsTrid Willsrud, secreTary3 and Jack Churchill, business manager. Members in The picTures are, FirsT row: Donna LammerT, Virginia Davidove, George Monk, BeTh LiTTle, Phyllis Newhouse, Celia Cross. Second Row: Mrs. Kiviaho, Emilie STurges, STewarT Graham, Jerry Bogie, Jackie Grey, Sheila LivingsTon, GreTchen Schwieso, Joe Jenkins, Loriwda Colombo. Third Row: Lewis Campbell, STeve Graham, Bill Dubbin, Jerry Johnson, MarTha WhiTe, Royce Cal- laway. Members noT preseriT in The picTure are AsTricl Willsrud, Jack Churchill, RuThmary Savidce, Bob Wood, Elinor Cruze, NaTalie Fan- cher, Ellen Herring, CynThia Lynn, Wesley Day, Alice Hawkins, Micki ObenhoTT, Bob Rosenaur, Bill STewarT, Yvonne Newell, Libby Cloud, Joan Richards, Carolyn Marr, and Marian EiTzgerald. Under The guidance oT Mrs. Chipp, Mrs. Twis.T. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. HoTTman, and PresidenT Bill Downey, The Sequoia BroadcasTers have maine Tained a TiTTeen-minuTe weekly radio show, Se- quoia Times, Topics, and Tunes, produced by Al RoberTson, which presenTed The laTesT news and popular sonq hiTs around The campus. Also The BroadcasTers, who now have a membership oT over sevenTy, did a ChrisTmas broadcasT and gave a spring assembly. Members in The picTure To The leTT are: FirsT row: Sandra RaTcliTT, Joanne Hel- lener, Virginia Davidove, Carolyn Marr, GreTchen Schwieso, Gwyn Faure, William VansandT, John Gallo, Jackie Grey, Alice Hawkins, Gary Gielow, Bill Downey. Second Row: Mrs. Chipp, Diane Kusel, Anne Fisher, Wesley Day, Bob Wood, Joan Garner, Phyllis Newhouse, Carolyn AbboTT, John LeaviTT, BeTh LiTTle, Claire Sirex. Third Row: Jack Churchill, Sheila LivingsTon, Sieve Graham, Royce Callaway, Jerry Johnson, Young STewarT, Norma STrong, Diane HunT, John Yarborough. cultural cultural cultural 771 77? rr 49 ! X Karin's fhree secrefaries, Marqaref Levis, Donna Sloan, and Sally Coburn, have worked indusfriously fhis year, iirsf learning fhe business and ihen proving fhemsleves fo be a qroup of hard worlxinq assisfanls in a difficulf iob. u . .f i ,, -guna., I 4'-'xx-Q These represenlaiives of fhe hard-working 'Finance commilfee are, from lelf To riqhf, lop row: Shirley Silvers, Shirley Jasmine, Sue Price, Linda Dorcy, Sally Coburn, Sharon Boyle, Pal Sfewarf, Dovaleen Gross, Sue Pierce. Second row: l-lelen Bradley, Monique Jouberr-Vigne, Cecile Borrmann, Jane? Dearborn, Sharon O'Brien, Bolfom row: Mercedes Wisler, Lorna Munn, Diane Mellen, Charlene Roberls, Mari- lyn Lawless, Trudy Slaples, Marilyn Beaver. . 'W his we. M K 's x M, Af asm..- Q.,--f .,.. :. 133.51 A ,f M W ,... l'd like io Thank my secrelaries and my advisor, Mr. Carl S. Underwood, for helping me fo make lhis year a successful one, Beinq Commissioner has infroduced fo me many new experiences. l hope nexl year's Com- missioner of Finance will benefif as much as l have from This office and wha? if represenls. Karin Johnsson M g l l Caughr in acrion are Publicify Board members, from leff +o righrz Carol Robin, Lynn Colebourn, Anile Wilson, and Nancy Tapsco+'r. Hanging up one of fl1e many banners The Publicily Board has made are, lei? fo rigl1+: Roger Alwlenius, Lynn Colebourn. Carolyn Abborf, and Malcolm Buchanan. '1v.r5ii' i i Here we peek of Carol Robin's arfisfic abilily on fhe chalk board. Proving +l'1a+ flweir work is fun, we see +l'ue happy 'Faces of flwe Pub- licify Board. Beginning wilh flue back row are seen. leff fo rigl1+: Carol Robin, Marilyn Lighlfool, Trudy Sfaples, Beverly Ball, Carol Alrmeyer, Anila Wilson, Sue Price, Joyce DeBenede+'ri, Renee Monlague, Dolores Tomalino, Nancy Tapscoff, and Elaine Gregg. Fronl' row, leff +o righf, are: Audrey Rhoades, Marlene Breer, Linda Dorcy, Gloria Leong, Sally Coburn, Gail Teboe. and Lynn Colebourn. s l is 1, fee: ima PlenTy of Soiril here! The Varieties brinq ouT School Spirif 'v ' ' P ' Na in vii- . A A 0' XM' 'Ji This is The TirsT year Tor a Commis- sioner oT School SpiriT, and The TirsT Tor a School Spirif secTion in The Yearbook. As you can see, we have included oTher Thinqs besides rallies and games in This seclion. because we believe School SpiriT is more Than cheering Tor your aThleTic Teams-iT is working hard on The Varie eTies. puTTing on a campaign To clean up The campus. dedicahnq a UniTed NaTions Tlaq as a memorial To our Korea war dead. As our concepTion of School SpiriT grows, so will This secrion. fiat A .g ' The Freshman Clean-up f 4 QE . . .and academic spiriT When a Sequoia qirl wallcs down The sTreeT She is a hundrecl per Trom head To TeeT Q H x 'X f fi f i IZLZL I I s if is I . .V .vk L A - -- f' , - If ., ,. ' . K. A -- S i iv EE. ' . 4 . 5 K , A IVIV f I - w-v7 'fx N 4. ' ,.f.'-'B M I l g 'a -' 'I , I .,-. B533 ,Z ' Aclion shol of Young Ideas Eclilor Dizzy Dilzen and Business Manager Bob Brown, 'lo fhe left in The closesl lhey came +o work all year, posing for our pholographer. lExcuse us Marilyn, we're only kidding.I The Board of Publicafions was formed lhis year lo help unile Sequoia's lhree publicalions-fhe Year Book, Young Ideas, and lhe Sequoia Times. Members ol lhe Board include, lell +o righl: Barbara Mills, edilor ol Year Book: Diana Grohs, commissioner of publicalionsz Kay Bowen, Times edilor, and Marilyn Dilzen, Young Ideas edilor. Sland- inq behind Kay is Mr. led Mellzer, advisor To lhe Times. Proving lhal a lol ol work can be clone by a few people, is The small shall of Young Ideas, Sequoia's own lilerary magazine. Included in Young Ideas are slories, essays, and poems conlribuled by Sequoians, drawings illuslraling lhe slories, and piclures of lhe oulslanding wril- ers. Members of lhe slall are, lell fo riglwl: Bob Brown, business man- ager: Marilyn Dilzen. edifor: Virginia Davidove, and Joan Kimmey. Miss Violel Palmer is advisor lo The slalfi Roxie Rasey CITY EDITOR AD SERVICE BUREAU Leff 'ro righf are Barbara Sellers, EmiIie Srurgess. Nancy Tapsco'II, Pai Higgins and Direcior Kafhleen Dawson. Don Long SPORTS ED MarIene Trouslof .QENIOR WRITER Joan Kirnmey MANAGING ED. I Marilyn Difzen ASSISTANT ED. Barbara Mills ASSOCIATE ED. 2 Kafhy Dawson SENIOR WRITER Linda CoIIoy SENIOR WRITER Barbara SeIIers BUSINESS MANG. I-Iere is fhe Cub Siaff of +he Sequoia Times. They promise nexf year's Sequoians some good Times ahead. Lefr To righf fhey are. back row: Nan Kimball, an unknown publicify seeker, Jack Ordazzo, Louis Knalfa, Dave Borror, Paul DinIceIspieI, Bob Bell, and Edifh Silen. Second row: Alice Hawkins, Elaine Neiderhoff, BeI+y McFadden. Na+aIie Fancher, Henen Porfer, Wilma Regello, Carole Lubq, Ann Craig Ino longer on Ihe sTaffI, Marianne NieIsen, Pa? Higgins, and Mr. Ted Melfzer, advisor. In fhe fron? row are Jack Lewin, Sfewarf Graham. Bob Barrows, Garry Goss. and Don Lonc BeI+y uc EXCHANGE MANS. S Jackie Dichiera MORGUE MANAGER SOPHOMORES Dorolhy Nauglwfon JUNIORS Pal Manqini CAMPUS COUPLES Kappy Linlce SCHOOL SPIRIT Lou Leusley WITCH GO ' 01- QSCSL .5X - I I . c, 6 ,.. fill I Our Ihanls Io Keiih Cole Sfudios for Iheir im- measurable help and excellenf phoiography. ri . f. Jifiizs. if 5qi.,agfl7f7i?5?l1 -. RECREATION FRESHMEN PUBLICATIONS Darlene Sfadler, Elaine Niederhcff Paula Lawson, Diane Wicksfrom Linda Colby, Eda Wagner FAMILIAR SCENES PUBLICITY ADMINISTRATION Jan Arllwur, Judy Raymond Jean Gandrud Carolyn Abbof Marilyn Maxwell, Belly Luce FINANCE Lorna Munn, Mercedes Wisler me .2 wr I i , I , I CULTURAL GIRLS' SPORTS Jo Sfewarf, Virginia Davidove Nofmd BOf1eSO.JU0 I+5 Ncssanoi Emlly Knudsen' JOB Balsama ,mi I Docrons STAFF Monique Jouberf-Viqne SALES AND PUBLICITY MANAGERS ASSOCIATE EDI-I-ORS ' AR T Carol Robin Gordon Corbaley Cliarloffe DeBow, Pal McGaffiqdn Nancy Tapscoff PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF FACULTY Paul Bafflslli Jim Hawes, Cliff Brown, Carolyn Abbot, Don Safo, Susan Pierce, Gerry Wolf RALUES Lorraine Gonzales SENIORS Joan Karpen. Joanne Maiwald, Marilynn Ferguson, Royce Ausland, Frances Miller BOYS' SPORTS SNAPS WELFARE Ken Elder. Don Long, Dave Borror, Sandra Hill EVelY ' LEON' Daflene B0dl9Y Carolyn Flinf, Diane Dupuis EAM 'fmffih K - . -- 'k I 'A' - , ' H: V ,K V . :Wi , , V ., Cl, i , , L A ,z. 5x,,Q.,,.. Vdleyball Ping Ponq Campus Day-I95O if iliifif 1212 ' Sw: Fifi Q 1 W, U i if The Recrealion Board's main aciiviiy This year was pro- vidinq people io sell in rhe Chuck Wagons. Meefing requ- larly, ihey allempied ro solve fhe problem of supplying recrealion for 3,000 sfudenls. Much credil is due Andrea Searles, Cornrnish of Recreafion, and her board. Members picfured ro fhe riqhr are, lefi ro right firsf row: Nancy Shulz, Sharon O'Brien, Sharon Dyer, Alice l-lodson, Helen Bradely, Dovaleen Gross. Second row: Darlene Sfadler, Shirley Russo. Marilyn Beaver, Juanila Nassino, Andrea Searles. Charlolle DeBow, Frances Lelller, Peler Polham- 'mer. Third row: Newella Chandler, Kalhleen Kavanaugh. Cecille Borrmann, Marilyn Liqhiloof, Susan Pierce, Connie Sfelmach, Audrey Rhoades, Mr. W. Collins, Fourfh row: Lorraine Gonzales, Yvonne Lanq, Marilyn Ferguson. -W RECREATION DIRECTOR William Collins ,Xxx NT ii '. iri. tl R 4 y,, o r l 1 y A A X A P f I i ll i if ff f l HEAD CH EER LEADER JeaneHe Baccei RALLY COMMITTEE Commissioner of School Spirir Howie Gilmore and lhe Rally Com- rnirlee have provided rallies before all maior sporr ever-ifg and helped +o mainlain school spirif lhroughoul The year. They sponsored lhe Piqslcin Shuffle, a dance dedicared lo our foolball ream. I+ was reiqned over by Miss Foofball Queen of I95O. Jeanne Harris, and her rwo affendanrs, Carole Hemphill and Judy Younger. lncludinq fhe six cheer leaders, lhere are rwenry-rhree sluden-rg worlcinq on rhis acrivily, They are, lell ro riqhl, lop row: Lee Meq- qinson, Don Johnson, Carol Bock, Emily Reiler, Nancy Broolris, Jane? Thompson, Cecile Borrmann, Virqinia Van Every, and Com- missioner Howie Gilmore. Bolfom row: Jeanefre Baccei, Jo Green, Lorraine Gonzales, Marylou Andrews, Barbara Unqer, Ricky Searles, and Ralphie McCarlhy. Missinq from rhe piclure are Jim Pelerson, Sue Merrill, Dolores Corwin, Elinor Cruze, Marion Firzqerald, Frank Graziani, and Del Larsen. Advisors for +he club are Miss Dororhy Eslep and Mr, John Dusel. ff 'X fx ,. jeff j K 41 v , . X' X A ei.. f x s X ' X24 ff 11' PA DIHAAMPIUNS gan' S Y .R 0 r x - Qi! I f 3 if - .J f 0 -I q ' ji! 45 2 gm was fn Qgfg, 5 be 1 . LY! S QW' :fluff Y f gc '- Q 1 s ..- A 6 r Q fx - i xl - ' Q' xo x 'Sv WAIEPRO 40 ff!-som 'WCG' ,s , . Pit. -.-'f,-.,,,,.:,.4x'-- . 1- gN wff' PLAYERS OF 'rl-:E wean Jack Mon'I'gomery, PLAYER OF THE YEAR, accep'l's +he lrophy from Sequoia Times Sporrs Edi+or Marlene Trouslol' Bill Hcgmeyer Jerry Chandler John Collins Bob plcehn Aff AVUUYC Bill Briggs Ron Ronner Don Harper .' Q s-Y ' .. --va ' n X . . 5 .. :ui V. - ' t n - W 1 by I A 5 4 x gi 2 Q X 0 9 Q 1 lg , . gm Q kv Q x s 5' f P lk ii fx A L Gm if v gf ,rx . ,. is V K , 3 A M Nfl' 'iai- 1 Q sk ..1...-........-.i-. ,A 3' T A . , - , , .. 'V 153 -I .f fl 8 , ,X anna, ., - ' I z 1' Qi 22 1 W x f' , ' J, , 1 , ,.,. ,-., Q , ' lf f f .. 3 f 1' 4 7 3 g z eg , , 15 ,Q Z t 'Q 4 ff - , f- if if gif? 51 4 V 1U..'1a.fl14'f'2o S - ,yo 1. , . 'YW g Q ' .f1.l,. ,, ,C j,'.U,f3 L. if ff v 4 Dv . 1? I EI' 4 is T Back row. leff fo riqhf: Gregg Caruso, Ron Ronner, Armand DeLeifo, Dick Sfuarf. Aff Amaya, Ron Chalman, Bob Heald, Dick Thompson. Froni' row, leff +o riqhfz Bernie Cesario, Bob Rinck, Jerry Griggs, Bill Ayer, Pancho Gonzaies, Ray Ander- son, Reno Cesarin. Claude.DeMoss, and Jerry Forman. lf's a hi? ' gs... SEOUOIA FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL TEAM 'Griff' adds personal fouch fo Sequoia Swim Meer. a S Don Harper off fhe lniqlw board. Lighfweighfs waif for fhe gun -I of f x ' X 'X- a ,L ga .wk - Back row, leff fo riqlnf: Cvordon Offer, Sam Yafes. Micky Esfes, Jerry Hansen, Paul Bafaille, Larry Nys- wander, Skip Rogenbihl, Don KendaVl. Fronfrow, leff 'ro righf: Dana Murfon, Duane Wyaff, Bob Bos, Bob Gauqhran, Ed Nordness, Don Eads, Charlie Carlfon, Don Harper, and Coach Ray Anderson. 0 1,52 Q 4 4765 Ll-A r ig 0 N 'j e ' Q xx I Hf if x ff O X W Jdfxe R, ,f k,f'l!LA- xA 3491, Sequoia 20's and 30's Swimmers Q- Clarence Sfevens and Jim Luflrell over lhe hurdles. Caplalfls Bill RUPP and Efle Bdrneff in fhe sfrefch. TRACK TEAM-Bolfom row, lefl lo righl: Baines, Salo, Renner, Feinslein, Molield, Morrill, Hirolsuka, Kancho, Larsen, B. Cole, Needham Millend, Nalnanishi, Uyeda, Johnson, Ferguson. Second row, lelf fo righi: Reynolds, Yamamalo, Spinella, C. Cole, Crain, Wymer, Marhley We-qner, Taylor, Sfephens, Baume, Beckman, Reinhardt Mancini, Brochway, Allen, Varfy, Lylh, Wolverlon. Third row, lelil +o righfz Luffrell Slrange, Bloie, Bowman, Rupp, Ahlenius, l-lolmes, Frederic, Noll, Wonq, Ulrich, Cohen, Provenelus, Nordwess, Williams, Barnell, Rodriquez Clarke, Bell, Thorp, Kaiikawa, Scheller, Nahasora, 'ob Ayers, Coach. X 211123 N U M 5 ps, T 33? . ff ' 'A ' I is ., J RUDD- STSVGUS. N'3lI6FIiSl1i. Bob Smifh hurls discus Ahlenius pole vaul'rs Sequoia's Boys' Block S Sociefy-Back row, lefl lo righlz Bill Hagemeyer, Ed Nordness, Slim Hodgson, Hans Hagluncl, Dick Alcoclc, John Ken+ John Collins, Larry Brady, Tim Bell, Ken Elder, Jerry Chandler, George Larraux, Dick Bender. Fronl row, lefl 'fo righlz Larry Nyswancler, Al Accurso Jerry Hansen, Bill Rupp, Denny Hansen, Bill Gaughran, Lee Meggison, Jack Monfgomery, Bob Burglund, Ralph McCarfhy, Ron Filzgeralcl, Bill Briggs 5 fo O X, 'xg 'SG .SX ,AA Q I ill. Presndenf ,hy ,x Bfeer Barbara Unqer Marqaref Anderson .iq-'-,W f-f -' ' GIRLS' ACTIVITIES CIIGI' DE Bow V TQUQQQH i,I 4 . .2 Shirley O4-Iega Dawn Turner Lorraine GonzaIes Joanne WIIYI Joan Brady Club I C4332 CIub3 CILII94 CIub5 GIRLS' ATHLETIC BOARD REFEREE'S CLUB--Baclc row: Kay Kavanaugh, Dovaleen Gross, Rosemary Kennemer, Elaine Gregg, Wam, bam, Thank you ma am' Carol Mixfer, Carol Robin, Margaref Anderson. Emily Knudsen, Marqaref Levis, Pai Mangini, Jo Bal- sama, Gerry Wolff, lvlarna Ward, Marilyn Liqhrfoof, Trudy Sfaples, Sue Hummel, Margie Coafs, Dolores Piraino. Fronf row: Barbara Long, Dolores Corwin, Kay Belfon, Pal McGaffigan, Sallye San- ford, Eleanor Pasroriro, Joan l-laruff, Charlorfe De Bow, Terry Rao, Marlene Bree-r, Lois Haering, Pal Barbaria. will Look af fha hands! Jusf a liffle higher, Diane Q Look ouf, here if comes! So long, i+'s been good 'ro know you. There i+ goes! W5 iack-knife Come Om MUGS! Theffe Off! Cupid dolls. BIG SISTERS BLGCK SCJCIETY , 2 ,Q . ' vi' 4 5 I PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Terry R60 Nancy Evans I The Girls' Block S Sociefy is an organiza- I 1 ' - lion made up of girls who have earned Iheir The BIC! STSIGVS SOUSIY 'S G SGVVICG CJIPUP Con' 1 V X sporfs blocks. This orqanizahon gives service To SISITMJ OI Il'I IY'IlWf99 m9ml39I SA Tl '5 QVOUP 1 I The school and Io Ihe Girls' Gym Deparfrnenf. IWGIDS VIEW QIVIS af School lo Icfnd Where Thew I Throughouf The year The Sociely sold programs classes are lOCaIeCl and IWSIDS 'f1C0m'fIQ he-Sh' ' in a+ The Foofball games, parficipafed in The affer- men fo find Their way around Ihe school. During Env, N , ' school sporls, and wi+h Iiming and scoring. The III9 Year Ilwe QVOUP Collecled VTIOVISY TOT Ihe TB M if 'yarn-1 f Block S inifialion which is held 'rwice a year drive and SBYVCCI TOY IIIG M0IlW9V'D5Uql'II9V - is always a big eve-ni and is in The form of a nichf. ' H canclleliqhf ceremony. 1 A, , rss f wwf, BIG SISTERS: Terry Rao, Kay Belfon, Carol Robin, Emily Knud- sen, Carol Bock, Barbara Long, Margaref Levis, Judy Buller, Jayne BLOCK S INITIATION Peferson, Audrey Rhoacles, Sue Durham, Duane Sargenl, Joanne Lawrence, Pal Leahy. Marian Fifzgerald, Beverly Wolfe, Georgia Warnoclc Tamilco Mori BLOCK S SOCIETY an :... Q i If .N:i1Q.4,.v CD- f ' A jr '1f'0'l l r 'Q Cf? ..':LE?E:i N N 5 Z! K M - - vain N QQ... - Moc 'Uonesltl X s Vrre Sa Mp and My Man 4 mm Y Snow Malik 7'3YTN'5E ' L- C 1. VK . ? , ra ji YN Q 'nr ,if s J, Q-M V . fi' df, U wmv- 13 LQQSQAW... wk wi. :nm X' Eff' , is-WV' -A gux.,, fx C? arm U C2 W if ,, Sw 11+ C-Amber ,f n Pf'-V .hh . M.-fb WRYR I I I T1yW,qi,+ g TCM, 5 ,. Sisqxy, Cal E F UH G51-5 Emo J-ae ACL? 'T ,di mm- Beada Babe Kr, ,QW .,, -U., , 1' Q ,A Qvoe 1 VVVLA 5 H65 5 U50 XN'ti',', I lf' MU: N-Luxe' H , E Q' ,- 1. . , ' ff W I QW 1 on , , L R, M1 , V N A ., W I B Y' - , .ii Q 1 Aff h 1 vw Q 'A Q 1 K 5 , X Q' Mm wi, Id Mgmk gay! fd v I W' If 3 wifi! -K -V+ - - .ff- is To We Bdv Fuqua af, C :Hoi kl- Cufe? , o 'ff No Lvm Wy ,GFP N , , r I ,L Lovelyln ,iw GMA,- C P7 Q' 1354709 CVE' no Lice Hom P n' Pro fly: LQ-Cn S X f-Q, Tee Hg -Lfage , K . BC' xp Vim? Say r1Fn I906 f-Y gon Urrvrwmm IjUCE' 'TTCS Bfq Wheels Remember . . . fhe excifemenl' of fhe firsl :lay seeinq who was in all your classes . . . fhaf Hnqley feel- inq when you bumped info fhe 'teacher of +he class vou had iusf cu? . . . Remember, '00, +he noise and confusion al fhe foofball qame . . . cramming for The biq les? . . . mee'inq fhe qanq for lunch . . , 'The crowded halls and your once clean shoes . . . 'rhe deacl silence as you walked in eller fhe fardy bell . . . and last buf no+ least Aremember 'rhis year. if QXV C3959 E if NN HK HQ, Sxwer: g fs A 1 1 vb, weigh L: il? I f A 9' f .:-2l - 'O TAY '4' , ' rig M Q-, QV 'ff rl? mix. ME V Q x , new, Mukhi. 5 fain 'i? ' 'na '5,... half' , ,L if Q 4 Q, ff?-1m.,5f 1-n Q Q 4 '? .!'..Q'5 f fu: 33 iii, Q25 fax v ' ,-9' -E W K X9 vwimm, H Q - 4' A' l N' 'L 'sf bans? M-:Jin ,we-Q, 11 AQ If-ani WN LG Vg C 60 COUPLE OF THE YEAR Marilyn Williams and Scruncl1 Charline Plan? ancl Sam Yaies 55, Karin Jolwnsson and Jaclc Monfgomery Jeanne Harris and Del Larsen Janice Arlhur and Slim Hodgson Shauna Larson and Ken Elder Jeanne Gibbs and Nicky Collins ff X 5 A lkla'Ak' A ii K K A ll 'Al Tl-I E T ,N 6 y . Af R -J JV X K X Ng J I K X xv Q . I C X A 'x , If 4 A X ALQQ. .nu 0 ,K M A ' s xx . x KJ lf! , X1 X. ' x S5 Qi f , 4 3 ix YR , ' NV D X ' , xv'N N 'z,w- ..,, . xx? I S' 1 , xx k-. r' . ,f fl 9 L A 3 in A . O ' 'fi-g Y ','-s X N , Un 1, . , ' 3' gf' IW, ' ' ' - 2 'Nr ' ' A. I x41 9 Q : .I X V .XX E Q 9 if X ' '. ':Q'g K - 2 f 'f 2 Z 1 -in F gh X -'i X Q ' 'Jia-Ji' P 9 X ' sv Y - 5 ag' Av, Q -Y ., x 'ities 45 1 1 Z L X ' Q D9 'sltgt wi S 7 X X X f szizwzifi Q ' vf Aww 'N' ' 'Zig-'Eg rss? J 1 Q 'gif . . W AS' W 9 7 Z xii. f f V.. ., -I Qii --- - T r----Q-i-li i Sue Leuslev PRESIDENT , ' 4 I I-larry De ForesT VICE PRESIDENT 4 L, 1 .' ' 4 - The Class of FiTTy Four is one of The larqesl' ever To aTTend Sequoia. The class oTTicers were eleded by The Freshman Board, which consisls of one rep- resenTaTive Trom each Basic Course class. The Board's main proiecT of The year was a campaign To clean up The campus. An invenTory was Taken of all garbage cans, where They were locaTecI and where They were mosT needed. A slogan conTesT was held and prizes were awarded Tor The besT slogan. All garbage cans were given a new coaf of painT, and appropriaTe slogans were painTed on Them. The Freshman Folly, The annual Treshman dance in laTe April, was one OT The biq evenfs of The spring semesTer. Marilyn Jordan SECRETARY FRESHMAN BOARD FronT row, leTT To righfz Joyce Parsons, Thora Jones, Ann Baker, Carol Sherer, Julie I-larringTon. Middle row: Allan McKay, Mrs. Campbell, Sue Leusley, Judy Knudsen, Laura Lum, Mrs. Twisf, David Daniels. I.asT row: Mike Brown, David SexTon, Jack Rennie, John Yarborouqh. Members noT shown are Gerry Colby, Barbara Decia, PaT Fallon, Leigh I-leldman, Bob MonTiels, PeTe Pohlhammer, Jean PorTer, and Judy Silveira. This is a group of hard-working Fresh- men helping clean up The campus. Now you can see why The campus was lcepT so clean during The year. As you can see. The garbage can is newly painfed wiTh a slogan on iT. Thai was parT of The campaign. 1..l,11.nif. ' 1 r 1.-, 1 1- 44111 v 1 '. rr 1.1 i 5 1 '- 1 I u I f I ! E l 1 E : E s I P 1 ,-1l -7 n:vr. 1'7 v.lc1- r. liz- nv . x1w1:1:.41mg1 .i.- - fi PRESIDENT l . TREASURER Eleanor Kramer Sue Furbush VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY SGllY SiOSliODl'I Margie Hahn This year The sophomore class has some 800 members. The class has been very acTive, having had a Sophomore Hop. ApproximaTely TiTTy-people aT- Tended The dance. This may seem a small percenTage of so large a class, buT iT is To be remembered ThaT sopho- more boys are younger Than iunior and senior boys and freshman girls, and The biological urge is probably less sTronq Than in Their older broThers. Also iT is probable ThaT many of The sophomores were home sTudying. Maybe They iusT ' don'T like dancing. Or maybe They have a sub-conscious haTred of sophomore girls and haven'T had The opporTuniTy To meeT oTher girls, due To The TacT ThaT They haven'T had any oTher recs or class social acTiviTies. Anyway, The class is sTill sTrong, and They can all look for- ward To an invigoraTing iunior year. And remember, qirls, There are always The older men in The upper classes. DPHOMORE BOARD MEMBERS-FronT row, leTT To righT: Margie Hahn, Eleanor Kramer, Sally SToskoph, Sue Fu'- sh. Middle row: Wilma Sprinkle. Carol Luby, Lorraine Lopez, Roanne Lindquish, BeThy Mosher, Jackie Brown, Olefha Maples. LasT row: Connie STelmaclc lnon-memberl, Lewis KnoTlar, Leslie Danlcnell, WaI+er Prindle. PicTured aT righT in Miss Cochran's period 6 Eng- 1 2 class is BeTTy Mosher, who is conjugaTing a rb for The enTerTainmenT of her friends. A verb is word which shows acTion or sTaTe of being. When are is more Than one verb in a senTence, They are lled adverbs, ad from The LaTin meaning plus d verb being self-explanaTory. Nouns are names Things or people, and are eiTher proper or com- zn, depending upon The acTion of The verb. Words ich have The same meaning as a noun and Therefore ree wiTh The noun are called pro-nouns. 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Q3 S U7 2, M553 ' CLASS Cl: '52 X 'Ge PRESIDENT Malcolm Buchanan SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER Lynn Coleboum J,,.,y 5,v,,.in Mercedes Wisler Class Diary The lasT rung in The ladder has been reached by The Class of '52 as They sTep up To be LoTTy Seniors. This year The Junior class has parTicipaTed in The STudenT Body Government Board oT WelTare, VarieTies, Social AcTiviTies and SporTs. Jean Harris was voTed Queen oT The FooTball Team. Carole Hemphill and Judy Younqer were Princesses. Janice ArThur, Judy BuTler and Charline PlanT were elecTed as STudenT CourT Judqes. The Junior Prom was held aT The Peninsula CounTry Club. lT was expecTed To draw a larqe crowd. Also on The social side was The Paly-Seouoia Basl:eTball dance, The Double Dribble Bounce, which was a qreaT suc- cess-sponsored by The Juniors. The concessions aT The Too+balI games were also underTaken by The class. In Their Senior year They will be divided inTo Two qroups - aTTendinq Menlo-ATherTon and Sequoia. Good luck To boTh! x D T i xi J 1,21 B ,U T 1 ' . .il ' ' ur JUNIOR BGARD MEMBERS sfandinq in The Tea Garden are, from leTT To righT, in The baclc row: Meb Buchanan, president Dean Cummings, Ted Gabriel, Jim lmbernon, Mercedes Wisler, Treasurer, and Sandy Teboe. Those sTanding in The second row are PaT McGaTTigan, Lynn Colebourn. secreTary, Emma Jo Weber, Sandy BrusT. JaneT Kellog, Bonnie King, Dova- son, and Sharon Boyle are kneeling in The Tirsi' row. Many Thanks go To The Junior Board Tor malcinq This, our Junior year. a memorable one. line Gross, and Jean Ganclrud. Joan Olsen, Elaine NeiderhoTT. Joanne Sis- qi iff 55 ai? 339023 55235 fo C306 D Efggigf Q5 ai O3 W5 ,U si? -1 22321213 iff if Q fix Qyj 255 ii may 1 , .A 122: 1551552 fl Li 5:3 kfiwi' '-:wig , 59 A fa GEORGE Presidenf The coronalion of Karin Johnsson ai' The l95I Senior Ball look place ai The Peninsula Counfry Club on January 27 in an afrnosphere of glirrering sfars. Afrer Senior Presidenf George Lindenau announced +ha'r Karin was 'ro loe Queen, Bill Hagrneyer crowned her wi1'h a wrearh of red roses and George handed her a beauriful bouquer of Jrhe same. Karin's es- Corr was Jack Monlgomery. Her afrendanls were Lois Schweiclcerf, Claude+le Smifhee, Sandra Hill, and Diane Mellen. LOIS SCHWEICKERT Vice Presiden+ PEGGY BAUER Secretary nf. SENIOR BOARD. Leff fo riqh+ in fhe firs+ row: Gloria Anderson, Lois Schweickerf, Amy McAr+hur, Phyllis Lang. Second row: Arlene Pushkin, Sue Merrill, Belly Penaaf, Caroly Allen. Third row: Gwen Harper, Barbara Slrouf, Sallye Sanford, Joan Knufh. Top row: Tom Chaney, Bill Barker, George Lindenau, Rene Girard, Milfon Graham, Howard Sprinkle. MR. PECK ll MISS COCHRAN JUANITA MOLINA MR- NUGENT Treasurer Senior Advisors MISS ANDERSON MR. VAN PATTEN Whai I1 Working hard YV' ? Driver Educahon Fufure Faihers .-,tp 1 I - r Y if-I' 161A X41 - W r .1 M. 'ix-T' 'ff 1' . kit' affk 'Tl ere? ICKQ K ,nh ALFRED ACCURSO Tex, our for boxing, baslcef- ball, ambilion lo become a millionaire. ELENA AGUILAR Oul for afler-school sporls, hopes Io go info lhe commercial field. LAWRENCE AOUIS Enioys sporls, hunling and fishing. IVER ALBRETSEN Transfer lo Sequoia in Senior year. CAROLY ALLEN Senior Board. Keeper of Ihe Clef in Treble Clef, enioys singing and skafing. ROBERTA ALLEN Bobbie, parlicipafed in rallies, would like fo sludy fashion modeling. MARY ANN ALMQUIST Blondie, look parl in sporls, Jinx, enioys sewing, sporfs and swimming. RONALD AMBROSE Harnbone, favorile hobbies -women and hol rods. EDMUND ANDERSEN lnferesled in radio, plans lo make il a profession. SHIRLEY ANDERSEN Clunny, Treble Clef, Va- rielies, plans +o make a career in musical comedy. ELEANOR ANDERSEN Plans lo become an ac- counfanl. GLORIA ANDERSON Andy, Senior Board, oul' lor Varielies, going Io C.O.P. or Lux. MARGARET ANDERSON Mug, Board of Wel- fare. sporfs, S.G.S. Vice-Pres., C.S.F. Pres. LEE BRIAN ANDREWS Plans lo aflend college. WALTER ARAGON Hopes To become a singer. SHIRLEY ARMBRUST Rusly, belongs fo Nursing Club, inlends Io become a book-keeper. CAROLYN ASHER Carrie, plans fo allend U. of Oregon and enioys sporfs. WILLIAM ATTINGER Bill, enioys collecling coins anhd Irain building, plans lo be a cop. ROYCE AUSLAND Oul for Yearbook, sporls, and Jinx, will allend Cal, or S.J. Slale. JEANETTE BACCEI Jenny, head yell leader, oul' for Varielies, plans +o affend San Jose Sfafe. BEVERLY BALL Bev Publiculy Board sporls plans lo allend S F Denial Nursing School JOSEPHINE BALSAMA J oul for Referees Club Yearbook Block S ELEANOR BANNERMAN E IB plans lo allend Lux ambillon lo become an Xray Tech WILLIAM BARKER Billy oul for frack baseball S+ Board would like 'ro play pro baseball ERLE BARNETT Likes pholography archilaciural drawing plans fo be an archilecl fr' is A. ia. 52 X I Q, v. n ff Q 1 kia K ., ,gap 1, ...- . nw. - Q- ' f K if l :gf K Xi 'K if-5 X A 1 2 Mgt 5 4,6 sig .f A, 5 li m R we I 9 z M. 4 I I -up If Isl? I fl g 58 g i W M .f 'I Go l Slim? I I I S , -N 1' was ' ... sd K was K gg 'ii - ,i i ili ll 'f-5. ...-W . 4 .2 1 I 5 ' 1 R , if , E V' . P 1 I l I sw Yi -il fs.. - .bei iff.: of 11 Mi. ff, f ,,. . S saw 4. f Tgi' N f..,,,.sQy M M l ,Vg 1' MYRNA BARNES Oui for orcln., plans lo arlend S. F. Conservalory of Music lo sfudy violin. BARBARA BARON Bobby, plans lo alfend San Maleo J.C. and laler become a sec. WILLA MAE BASS Likes volleyball, needlecraff, will allend San Maieo J.C., will be a sfeno. MARGARET BAUER Sr. Class Sec.. Board of Wal! fare, has sporfs and adminislraiive blocks. MARILYN BEAVER On C.S.F., plans 'ro alfend San Mafeo J.C. and laier become an inferior dec. JO ANNA BEEKEN Pres. of U.C.F.. likes dancing, riding, acfing, plans lo ailend Michigan Siale. BARBARA BELL Bubbles or Ding Ding, our for Jinx, plans ro be a dancer or an aclress. NELSON BELL Fresh. Hisiory class presidenf, likes nuniing and horseback riding. RAYMOND BELL Our for baseball, would like fo gel info pro-baseball. TIMOTHY BELL Tim, oul for frack, Sec. of Boys' Aflwleiic Board and Block S. RICHARD BENDER Razor, Sludeni Courf, wafer polo, P. A. Crew. LOUIS BENEETTI Lou, plans io aliend Cal. Poliy Tech., lc' be an agricullural inspecior. CAROL BENSON Likes piano, Treble Clef, plans +o alfend college in Poriland, Oregon. CARL BENZ Likes horses and music. ROBERT BERGLUND Boys' League Pres., wafer polo, swimming, Bd. of Welfare, Block S. MARILYN BERKLA Oul for sporls, Nursing Club, C.S.F., plans lo aliend Univ. of Cal. JULIET BIAGINI Julie, enioys sewing. ROBERT BlA6lNl Bob, enjoys sporls, plans a career in fine Army. HOWARD EIDDLE Dizzy, wreslling, boxing, and frack, wanls fo be pres. of an adver, agency. CAROL BIGNALL Ouf for bowlinq, drama, and dance, plans career as a nurse. JOE BINGLEY Pasquale, plans io ailend San Jose S+a e, career ambilion-lo qel married? JERRY BITNEY BH, plans lo allend S. J. Siafe, enioys cars, girls, and hunfing. BERNICE BLECHER Babe, enjoys sewing, plans lo become a sewing inslrucfor. PALMER BLOTE Sequel, our for baseball and baskeiball. ALEESE BOATWRIGHT Our for sporfs, plans lo allend San Mafeo J.C. CAROL BOCK Rally Commiifee, Sludenl Council and Block S. DARLENE BODLEY Dodie, Miss Sequoia of '50, B Assembly Comm., yearbook. ROBERT BOGLE Sequoia Broadcasfers, V. Pres. of Sequoia Players, plans Io affend C.O.P. WARPREN BOGUE Enioys sheef melal and aufo s op. RONALD BONA Officials' Club, plans To aifend San Jose Siale. NORMA BONESO Sporis, yearbook, Varieiies, will qo +o business school, work as pri. sec. DWIGHT BONSALL Likes racinq engines, hopes Iafer Io become a mechanic. BETTE BOORMAN Enjoys skiing. BOYD BORGHINI Oul for ioofball and wresiling, afier qraduafion will ailend San Maieo J.C. CECILE BORRMANN Rally Commilree, Recrea- fion Board, Finance Commiiiee. DAVID BORROR Oul for Journalism, yearbook, plans career in The field of iournalism. ROBERT BOS Bob, swims, afier finishing high school will become an auro mechanic. JEANNE BOUCHET Will arfend Cily College of San Francisco, Iafer will be a florist KAY BOWEN Edilor of Sequoia Times, yearbook, sporis, plans Io allend Univ. of Cal. ANTHONY BOZZUTO Tony, hopes 'ro become a pilof. BILL BRADBURY Plans a career in Television, LARRY BRADY Waler polo capf., oufi for swim- minq, Block S, nexf year will afiend S. J. Sfafe. JIM BRATTON Tex, likes weslern music, plans career in radio as disc iockey. MARLENE BREER Tickie, S.G.S. Pres., has alh- Iefic and adminisfrafive blacks, will aHend S. J. Sfafe. SALLY BRIAN Sal, ouf for Varieiies, plans To ai- Iend Univ. of Oregon, Ialer will be a nurse. BILL BRIGGS Sfudenl Courr Judqe, Soph. class Pres., oul for Ioofball. DONALD BROCKAMPT Likes Io work on cars, am- bifion Io make a ief molor. CAROL BROWN Pres. of Treble Clef, plans fo aI- Iend Cal., and Ialer become an occupalional fhearapisf. MARJORIE BROWN Transfer in Senior year. PHILIP BROWN Mickey, likes cars, ou? for swim- minq and baskelball. ROBERT BROWN Bob, Pres. of C.S.F., Board of Publicafions, and Younq Ideas, will aHend Cal. BILL BROWN Likes cars and women. JUNE BROWNING Plans fo aflend Colleqe of Pa- cific, wanfs fo become a iournalisf. WILLIE BRYANT Will, enioys hunfing and bas- keiball, plans a career as a Irumpef player. VICKI BUCHMAN Vic, oul for bowlinq, collecls records, affer plans Io be a nurse. 5 , 'T is . I I I, ,., ree A . , fy ,V y Sy M i ..,. 5 , I it f - ii T ' E . new' H :Wwe V 1- --sv- fe v - I QQ iii . i A r 'A' .1 - f'iT 'w -- I T' -5 5 I I I If., rcii ' ..., , , A' Y I ,V '- . Q Q. J :A- . . , iiii J 1 fm 1 ,E ' V- 7-- 2 I ii . .i-.1 ' , fs ,I ' I- W . is I r I '53 Y K I fig-fl if ii Z A 4 , rrss ' V I iiii I A A I 5 I I I v . I A A A -Q, aisrvi' I PRINTER I 'foo I MASON i'. I ',,-f I ig ,,i' L I ' ' - I I I ' Eg, . Sri in ,V . I N- . . , . .. , gi .gi Ijiii H rift 2 , - 2 If , , I i I I I i-mg I W SAW FM 'A ri 5? 00461 Doe c:Arci-sen rw GF T91 ix.O?s 4500 , J-59 sr- ci-IEMIST fi' iyisi xifmi T 5 f 4 5 'Mr X T5 'fir - 'fi ' 4::.zZ'. rss-.7 '- I' . ' ' 42 ,, gy -351 .1 .jyz.if.+21,2sv, g ii -f , ' ' f - I A 4 Eliii-f 'Qg5i5'i! 553- M - I ' A -1- C' 5 - N ' s T ,gs Y svsizeinfisfififfff! 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PHYLLIS CALLSEN Will aiiend San Jose Sfaie 'lo be lrained for secreiarial work. BETTY CAMARA Ambifion +o be a srewardess or a model, will oo +o San Mafeo J.C. BARBARA CAMBRA Bobbie, enioys sporis and kniifing, will become a bookkeeper. LEWIS CAMPELL Oul for drama and radio, plans 'ro alrencl San Jose Siare. YVONNE CAMPREDON Enioys swimming, dancing and bowling. JUDITH CANFIELD Judy, oul' for swimming. baseball, volleyball, wanis 'ro be a housewife. PATRICIA CANTY Pal, has sporis anud adminis- irarive blocks, will go fo San Jose Siafe. ROSE MARIE CARMAGNAC Wanis To become a privafe secrelary. PATRICIA CARNEVALE Pal, plans IO aiiend den- ral school, wishes all Ihe seniors luck in fhe fuiure. BARBARA CARR Bobbie, likes skaiinq, plans io be a beaurician. DOROTHY CARVELLI Dol, enioys swimming, am- bifion Io qraduale from San Jose Sfafe. FLOYD CASEY Oui for irack in San Francisco, plans career as a Truck driver. CAROL CASSASA Acrive in Jinx, Varielies, will go IO Universify of Oregon. BRUCE CEREEC-HINO Likes radio, plans Io go Io Sianlord or Washingion, may go info leaching. GERALD CHANDLER Rip, oul' for foolball, Track, Varieiies, yearbook, and Siudenl' Confer- ence. THOMAS CI-IANEY Torn, On Senior Board, plans to go IO San Jose Slale. DOROTHY CHAPMAN Dol, plans IO go 'Io U. C., Oui for spods collecls Things MARILYN CHIRCO On Sequoia Times, will go 'ro Sacramenlo J.C., iransler siudenr from S.J. High. JOAN CLARK Hobby-Sammy, ambirion-IO be a good wife, ELSIE CLEVELAND Treble Clef, plans Io aflend Barnes Business College, Denver, COIO. MARJORIE COATS Margie, in Referees' Club, a capellei choir, would like a career in window dressing. ANNA COCCO Ouf for C.S.P. and Jr. Red Cross, will go IO Lux College. fYl7f0TfE .V 'V , , kkyk V' 'Lli k,Vy I K- .4 IQJTIET3 . A 7 'iff . . . . - .44 . PLOW' ncfgp . BHS? CAMILLA COCKRUM Will work as Tele h p one op- eralor, lhen become a model. LL Enioys horseback riding,wiIl DOROTHY COGDE affencl a iunior college afler gradualion. KENNETH COHN Sparks, enioys boals. LINDA COLBY Oul for yearbook, sporls and Se- ouoia Times, Will be a freelance wriler. CHARLOTTE COLEMAN CC, enioys horseback riding and dancing, will become a sfeno. JOHN COLLINS Tieno, our for foolball, ambi- lion io gel our of school. NICHOLAS COLLINS Plans lo aiiencl Ulah. ou? for wafer polo and swimming, on Boys' League Board. LORINDA COLUMBO Lora, ouf1'or drarna, plans lo aliend SE. Slale. NORMA COMBE Plans lo be secrefary. THEMIOS CONDOS Ou? for wresilinq. CAROL LEE COOLEY Hes Culfural and Adminis- lraiive blocks, will alfencl S.M. J.C. CORINNE COOLEY Plans +o alle-nd U.S.C., hopes lafer io become a depf. slore buyer. GORDON CORBALEY 6ordie, has Gold Seal award, will aflend Slanford This fall. BOB CAVALO Will alfend S.lv1. J.C., hopes laler lo be a building conlraclor. DIANE COXHEAD Likes swimming, horseback rid- inq and dramaiics, hopes 'ro be an adress. ANN CRAIG Red, will allend S.M. J.C., likes ice skalinq. DIXIE CRAIG Will go lo Cal. Sec. School and be a diclaphone operalor. CAROL CRUDO Plans To aiiend modeling school 'ro be irained for a modeling career. BETTY CUMMINS Will affend S.M. J.C., plans +o be an airline hosfess or bookkeeper. MARY DAMANTE Plans lo go lo S.M. J.C., Then Sf. Mary's Nursing School, plans 'fo be a nurse. DIONNE DARIUS Plans fo be a laboralory lech- nician ailer finishing Slaniord VIRGINIA DAVIDOVE ouf foriyearbo I an o. w af- 'rend Reed College and go inro infernafional re- lafions. ANN DAVIS S Sporls, Jinx, will go lo college. DON DAVIS Spike, likes cars, women and swim- minq, plans career in radio and elecfronics. KATHLEEN DAWSON Oul' for Sporls, Arr Club, C.S.F. Life Member, will aflend Slanforcl. rudenf Council, Block S, Biq Sisler 1 I I li ll one 'T J kbs- 5 1 pi 1 E , Q I I I If Iii W 2 RPN Q is f tm . l .,.,.. I 5 1 M ak AVV A. v . iT if 4 ,A I I lii sl i- I 'r ,I 1 T I 2 Wai ui. 1 91, All 4 .f' jfffli ff 25' i, ef 'f J S it . ,c is E, ,,,. ,, I . I 'Q-I - 'B 5 ROBERT DAY Daisy, likes cooking and hopes fo become a chef. CHARLOTTE DE BOW Char is S.G.S. freasurer, Afhlefic and Rec. Bd., yearbook, will affend Cal. GLORIA DE CRISTOFERI TooIs, plans a career in nursing. CELESTE DE IZIGUEIREDO Enioys 'tennis and swim- ming, hopes fo go fo a business college. BEVERLY DE GIOVANI Likes bowling, babysiffing. 'will sfudy fo be a bookkeeper. EVELYN DEL BEN Belongs fo A Cappella Choir. ARMAND DE LEITO Ouf for foofball, baskefball and baseball. Sfudenf Courf iudge. GILBERT DELLAMAGGIE Ouf for baseball. SALLIE DEMMA Ouf for choral, display commiffee and sporns. MARILYN DIE VEIKIS Sfinky, vice presidenf of Flower A'rangemenf Club, will go fo college. BOB DE VITC Allergic Io publicify. BETTY DE WREE Enioys music and spc-rfs, will make a career in office work. GORDON DICKERSON, JR. Gordo, likes de- signing and draffing, plans fo be a draffsman. AUDREY DICKSON And, oul' for dance, show- case and sporfs, will be a commercial arfisf. WILLIAM DIQTRICH Bill, wanfs fo be a sfafe highway pafrol officer Iwafch ouf for This guyl. BILL DIETZMAN Willie, an amafeur mechanic. would like a career as an engineer ARLETTA DIMICK Lee, will go fo San Mafeo J.C. MARILYN DITZEN Dizzy, edifor of Young Ideas, on Sequcia Times, Variefies and Sfuclenf Council. CAROL DIXON Enioys dancing, sporfs, will go fo S.J. Sfafe and become a gym feaczher. PAT DOI-IERTY Plans fo go fo Our Lady of The Lake, Indiana, and become a feacher. RAY DOLBY Hopes fo go fo Cal., and Ihen go info engineering. ALDO DOSSOLA Oul f b k b I or as ef a , will go fo San Jose Sfafe. DORENE DOUGI-IERTY Likes fo play fhe piano, will be a secrefary, WILLIAM DOWNEY Bill, on Sequoia Broadcasf- ers, C.S.F,, and Board of Welfare, will affend Slanford. EMMY LOU DREWES E ' ' ' A m, enioys swimming, kniliinq and sporfs, will go fo San Mafeo J.C. DICK DRIVON Likes 'ro work on aulomobiles, plans lo be an aulomobile mechanic. LORETTA DUNCAN Olis, likes Io collecl insecls, hopes lo find a rare specimen someday. DONNA DUNN Enjoys reading, hopes lo become a housewife. PETER DU PEE Enioys aulo shop. DIANE DUPUIS Oul for sporfs and yearbook, plans lo qbo lo S.J. Slale and lhen become a leacher. ELIZABETH DWYER Belly, will allend S.J. Slale, Then Cal., Flower Arrangemenf and Spanish Club. JANE EASTBURN Janie, likes fo collecl lhings I?l, our for yearbook, will go lo U.C. BILL ENGELDINGER Our for baskelball, enioys girls, will alfend Vassar affer graduation. CARL ERTRESVANG Plans lo allend a J.C. NORMAN ESTES Mickey, member ol rally com- mifee and rec. board, enioys arl and sporls. ALISON EVANS Enioys music and swimming, hopes 'ro become a surgeon. 'XIANCY EVANS Pres. of Block S, oul for sporls, will qo fo San Jose Sfale. SHARON FAGG Likes fishing and hunfing, will go 'fo San Maleo J.C. CAROL FANOS Rose, in Treble Clel, enioys music, plans lo be a choral leacher. ERWIN FARLEY Pee Wee, likes lo collecl mon- ey, plans lo be an engineer. GWYNETH FAURE Buggy, our for dance drama, Varielies, Arls Fesliyal and sporls. DON FEELEY Enioys drawing, ou? for baseball. MARILYNN FERGUSON Fergie, plans lo allend U.S.C., and sludy medicine, oul lor Sr. Bd., Year- book, Block S. MARY FERRANDO Snookie. hopes fo be a den- lal nurse, enioys cooking, drawing and wriling. SHEILA FEUSIER Ou? 'For dance, sporfs, Aqua Follies and Varielies, will qo 'fo S.J. Slafe. JOHN FIGONE Fig, plans lo go lo S.J. Slale our for baskelball, will be a carpenler. AUBREY FINLEY Enjoys model plans, plans career in avialion afler going lo S.M, J.C. MARC-IE FISHER Plans career as a model. STEVE FISCHER Likes lo collecf guns and go hun?- mg. SHIRLEY FLANAGAN Publicify Shy. CAROLYN FLINT Cap, oul for yearbook, lnler nalional Club and sporfs, plans fo be a nurse JOSE FLORES Plans career as chef. JOHN FOULK Will aflend Colo. A.M. and hopes lo be a millionaire. In memory of Jacquelyn Howerlon Turner. CAROLE FRANCIS Allergic lo publicily. A f .1 .A . is 4.. I ' 'X ,, .,,.,,, K Q, V I . -A C . . A A I y A .A siiir. 7 A I. 'A ii iill cRlM.lNOL0GlSTi CLERK A A IST arra'.. ,.l'a ,gwiia A -,REQ A I I A omowe 'a a . s ,A .. PM iiil . - - i'oi 4 4' i'ii R I . I I agswgsi . A S Z . ,...,.,,.,, .l,A V , , A 0 VV UEUTENANT If-,, .s,.- , . . I f, ' fligfmgiiij i.. fy? ' i' if H' sf'fi'U-G ' , - - , -, ' i fiiizf ' . l-.1',L:,7iil '1 P if , . '1 i1?51. i:Ff AiA 4 K- ' f W ' Wifi' l A 3, - +..g,',, j 3 aj I-, 'j- Ulf K. Q.. 1 1 ff -fiugiiwfg Wifi K I A 25 f1fl3w A- A sl 2:11:53 gas A if A .Ji m.. H' lg S 'HI i . K L94 'mx - in '9 . les 4' sf f lflll I Y , Q NH - bv, . uf! Il A ..,, ., ,,: iii K N..- ik O 'x C46 si NAV CAROL FRAINZEN Enioys riding, hopes someday lo become- a professional rider and also lo gel married. JOAN FREDERICK Likes swimming, ice skaling and cooking. PAUL FREHNER Bud, will allend iunior college. LORRAINE FRISBY Fris, enioys besl ol all vaca- lioning, oul lor sporls and rallies. GAYL GARDNER Windy, member ol lhe Docey- do Club, will allend secrelarial school. BOB GASPAR Plans lo allend S.M. .JI.C.. oul lor Varielies, .ikes sailing, will make a career ol il. ISABEL GATLEY Izzy, oul lor Pub. Board, sporls and Varielies, hopes lo allend Slanlord. ROBERTA GEIB Bobbie, will allend S.J. Slale. career ambilion lo gel married. CARLO GEMIGNANI Will allend S.JI. Slale, en- ioys slamp collecling and sludying languages. JAMES GETTMAN Likes model building and plans lo become a cabinel maker. CAMILLE GIANJOTTI Pug Face, enioys lap danc- ing and piano, hopes lo become a beauly op- eralor. PATRICIA GIBBS Pal, wanls lo be a privale sec- relary alle-r linishing S.F. Business College. RICHARD GIFFEN Balill on lhe sludenl courl, oul lor loolba I, enioys cars, bars and women. ROBERT GILBERT Enioys horse racing, hopes lo be a race horse lrainer. HOWARD GILMORE Howie, Comm. ol School Spiril, baskelball, cards and dice, will allend Annapolis. SHIRLEY GILMOUR Likes swimming, lennis and skaling, wil become a denlal nurse aller linish- ing denlal college. GERMAINE GIOVANELLI Publicily shy. RENE GIRERD Frenchy, plans lo go lo Slan- lord, inleresled in amaleur radio and sailing. FRANK GIUDICI Career ambilion lo gel oul ol high school. STEVE GLADE Tinl, oul lor proieclion crew, plans lo live a long ambilious lile. DON GLASS Shank, will allencl Cal.. oul lor basketball and lennis, vice pres. Boys' Block S. BORIS GOLCEFF Enioys radio, hunlinq and music, plans lo be a radio lech., will go lo S.M. J.C. LEONARD GONZALES Lorie Ranger, oul lor baskelball, boxing and lrack, plans lo be a gym leacher. EUGENE GONZALES Reveals no inlormalion. BARBARA GOODRICH Barbie, ' will go lo Los Angeles lor general nurses' lraining, likes dra- malics. EVELYN GOULD Enioys drawing, secrelary ol Sopho- more class, hopes lo become a secrelary. GEORGE GOLRLEY Publicily shy. KENNETH MELTON GRAHAM Plans lo qo lo Slanlord, oul lor Proieclion Crew, enioys hunl- inq and lishing. PATRICIA GRAHAM Pal, will go lo S.F. Slale. oul lor Seq. Players and music, hopes lo be a Rec. Dir. ANITA GRANUICCI Dada, plans lo allend Slanlord ard become a leacher. swovasgl I '70 P 6 P-L A af Pg? VH . will C 5 O WBC Y A GARDENER ENGINEER ,I . GEON I I -2 . ' 51555 LOUISE GRAY Oul for clance. sporls, Publicily Board and iinx, will go lo S.J. Slale. FRANK GRAZIANI Chairman of Bd. of Welfare, plans lo allend Sanla Clara and also lo colonize Tibel. JOANNE GREEN Jo, yell leader, Varielies, will become an airline hosless. RODNEY GREEN Rod, plans lo be a velerinar- ian afler allendinq Davis. RICHARD GREEN EUIOYS Sallinq and holrods. ELAINE GREGG Lonnie, oul for Pub. Board, sporls. Jinx and Assembly Com., will go lo Cal. WALLACE GREY Wally, on Finance Commillee, will allend S.M. J.C., and will be a school feacher, ROY GRIFFIN Grill, will eilher qo lo school and SIUCIY pharmacy or loin Uncle Sam's Army. JERRY GRIGGS ENIOYS Sporls and plans lo al- fend San Maleo J.C. KATHLEEN GROGAN Plans lo allend San Ma- leo J.C. DIANA GROI-IS Com. ol Publicalions, enioys slri- inq, wafer slriinq, horseback riding. WILLIAM GROOM Enioys llyinq and sailing, Rifle Club and Sequoia Broadcaslers, hopes lo be a ilol. ARNKOLD GULL Lilces fishing and slriinq, plans a career in lhe Navy. DAYLYNNE GUNTER Enioys roller slralinq, will go lo S.J. Slale and become a secrelary. DOROTHY GUYNN Dol, lilies lo lislen lo rec- ords and dance. FORREST HADLEY Frosly, oul for loolball, plans lo go fo Perdue and become a drallsman. ELMER HAERING Publicily shy. LOIS HAERING Fish, our for Yearbook, sporls and Block S, will qo lo S.J, Slale and become a leacher. HANS I-IAGLUND Hula-I-lips, oul for 'Ioolball and baseball, enioys hunlinq, sporls, music and airplanes. WILLIAM HAGMEYER I-laqq, Senior Board, oul for foolball and would lilce a career in pro. fool- ball. KARMA HALES Lover, oul for sporls, enioys wrilinq lellers and plans lo become a nurse. MARTIN I-IALFI-llLL Plans lo go lo Cal., enioys playinq lennis. FAITH HALLIDAY Shortly, enioys music and plans lo become a boolclceeper. PATRICIA HAMILTON Pal, will become a nurse. RONALD HAMLIN Ron, will go lo San Maleo J.C. iill all 'ls- Lm M ,, . V 'Q 1 .av IK ls S I , :il ' ., L. I . if 'If-i , r.w 'P ., 'L vw ,ll x if M M I f l 13 f 3 5- ' 5 y ,,.. . .W ,,- ,, ,i W, f -1605.4 xii: . lf' if ,, - ' 'h ji igl' 2' 'NL-fftifwi Eff -A - J P - 1? , Q 5z,,25M-ri in 'fiffgr 7 , .... , s,.., . , K X53 1- ,. L. .- ,, me , ne: ,.,. H r ' E rn, I x wi 1 mi , df sl , ggi s ST V 41 3 sk fl if T A- In ,iss M , W A .A Q Ii- as as vs fm 3 Q E A 5. aka if Wa' 5 LW R mga I E .f rin? ig, 1, 4, X ig.w,, 1 T25 EQ 2 arf? megan egg.,,V,,,w:11k-ij. lin, , r 'L In-M 2 ' 1 1- 5 'Hifi I. A fix i..ig....ii 4, f' . ass A Wdiglw sf 'S . AS ' Ii Sa' i . 1 I I l M ,,. 'J . - : ,ki 4 ' ' --:Q. W - ly A V: LL ' f S . l Nl 5 all 2 A-M W' Mil ffl is- 1:5 5 Y-v-.Q f K 7 X ,, X j ll I D A Q g I DARLENE HANSEN Our for sporls and dance, en- ioys records and fennis, hopes lo be an air sfewardesss. NANCY HANSEN Enioys drawing, oul 'For bowling, miqhr go +o S,M. J.C., plans lo be a privafe sec. SYBIL HARGENS Jo, sings in a quarrel, plans lo go fo S.E. Slale, likes arf, singing, sewing. ROBERT HARNAAN Oul for Folk Dance Club, Rifle Club and Hi Noon Club, will become a minisler. DON HARPER Plans lo go 'ro Perdue or Cal., our for loolball, swimming, Trampoline, golf, gym- naslics. MARIE HARPER Shorlie liusf 5'9 l, enioys skals ing and lennis, wanls lo become a beauiician. GLEN HARPER Reveals no inlormalion. GWEN HARPER Plans lo go To Davis College, oul for soorls, Pub. and Alhlelic Boards, Sporls Man- ager.. RICHARD HARRIS Will qo 'ro San Maleo J.C.. wanls lo 39 a wriler or an aclor. ROBIN HARRIS Shor+y, likes pholography and arl, plans lo allend Univ. ol Cal. JAMES E. HAWES Jim, likes models lairplane?l. plans career in The Navy. JAMES L. HAWES Jim, oul' for yearbook, Inler- nafional Club, miqhf go lo Sfanlord. ROBERT HEALD Plans lo qo lo San Jose Slale and info -zomrnercial and induslrial arl. WILLIAM HEALD Bill, will qo lo eilher Cal. Poly. or Cal. Tech., ou? for waler polo and wres- llinq manager. ANDREW HEGARTY Andy, our for lrack and wresllinq, will qo lo San Maleo J.C. CHARLES HENDERSON Manager ol lhe Sludenl Slore and Ticker Manager, collecfs slamps and poslcards. PAT HENDERSON Gold Seal. oul lor sporls, plans lo go lo San Jose Slale. AUDREY HERINC5 LiHIe Aud, likes fo dance, our lor sporls, plans lo go lo Oregon 'Sfale and be a scienlisl. SANDRA HILL Sandy, Council. yearbook, sporfs and Varie-lies, will allend C.O.P. VIRGINIA HILL Ginger, likes clerical work, will be a secrelary. HAROLD HJELM Bud, Board of Wlellare, Block S, baskelloall, will allend San Jose Slale. MARY LOU HOBELMANN Our for Ari Club. Flower Arranqemenl Club, Publicily and Cullural Boards. AUSTIN HOCHSTETLER Likes women, plans ca- reer as a mechanic. NEWTON I-ICIDGSON Slim, Chuck 'Wagon mgr.. all P.A.L. in baskelball, Rec. Board. Block S. SHIRLEY HOLDT Shirl, oul for sporls, skaling, dancing, clans lo be a beaulician. KENNETH HOLLENBAUGH Ouf for frack, likes sailing, swimming and poker, JOAN. HOLMBERG Publicify Board, Ushers Club, will qo fo S.M. J.C. and be a bookkeeper. KENT HOLMES Ouf for foofball, frack, and Bd. of Welfare, will qo fo S.M. J.C., fhen Sfanford. PAUL .I-IONORE Sparks, likes radio, music, arf, wrifing, model airplanes, ouf for P.A. Crew. BEVERLY HORNER Bev, ouf for sporfs, ambifion fo be Mrs. Roberf Bliss. MARY HOULIHAN Pai, plans fo go fo San Jose Sfafe. WILLIAM HOWATT Willy, fransfer from Poly Tech., likes cars and sporfs, wanfs fo own a business. JOAN HUDSON Jeannie, ouf for baskefball and Red Cross, plans a career in nursing or modeling. SUZANNE HUMMEL Susie, ouf for sporfs, likes horses and painf signs, will go fo J.C., fhen Cal. SUSAN HURTT Bugs, likes fennis, swimming and golf, wanfs fo be a buyer of a depf. sfore. BARBARA HYNE Likes long walks, good music and sfrawberry ice cream, mighf go fo Sanfa Clara. RONALD HELSEL Publicify shy. DICKSIE LEE JEFFREY Plans fo go fo Calif. Arfs and Craffs School, likes leafher work. RICHARD JEWETT Richie, likes sfamps and foofball, is an official, will affend S.M. J.C. MARTHA JOHNSON Marfy, plans lo be a secrefary, likes fo collecf sfamps and swim. ROBERT JOHNSON Ouf for Proiecfion Crew, likes phofography and asfronomy, will go fo S. J. Sfafe. SHEILA JOHNSON Likes fo collecf fiqurines, plans fo be a beaufy operafor. WALTER JOHNSON Walf, enioys gymnasfics, machine work and chemisfry, wanfs fo be a medical or research chemisl. KARIN JOHNSSON Jonce, Commissioner of Fi- nance and Sfudenf Court Judge, plans fo go fo San Jose Sfafe. GARY JONES Member of Sfudenf Council and Boys' League Board, ouf for baskefball. JOSEPH JULLIAN Publicify shy. MARILYN KAPPELER Plans fo affend San Mafeo J.C., enioys horses, wishes fo be a nurse. CAROL KARNEY Enioys lisfening fo Dixieland iazz and dancing fhe Charlesfon. JOAN KARPEN Plans fo go fo S.J., ouf for year- book. Dance and Publicify Bd., wanfs fo be a nhlrse. KATHLEEN KAVANAUGH Kay, Pres. of Jr. R. C., ouf for Block Referees' Club, Variefies, Rec. Bd. MARJORIE KECK Paf, bus. man. of Seq. Times. ouf for sporfs, Council, Block S, will go fo S.M. J.C. MARCIA KEIL Plans fo go fo Davis and be a planf sci., ouf for sporfs, Choir and Block PAT KELLEY Kelly, ouf for Drama and Sfudenf Council, plans fo affend Lux. JIM KELLY Ouf for baskefbal land boxing, plans fo go fo San Jose Sfafe or San Mafeo J.C. CONSTANCE KENNEDY Connie, enioys fennis, dancing, kskafingg, plans fo ggoginfo nursing. I I Elf I I ff ig R , Pee sr X In 3 . ,vi 'i Iv sg .Q -A' if x .1 ,g l I If i Q W iiii i il: A if X iiiii Y i S K K: ,K is I ,X Will, -1 W M' an if ig ll ws. ,M iii, . . Yjxgi -is sf if I Q spqifsr . 'X K QV' - Offs .sr I I qGQ-akin' I ,, - . . I ,Offs I ' T SAK?-. I ' C W40 'fR ,Adil Glas .se 51,9 . , 48- - U , ,, QER .. ' V. . - .,., A .V 'V .V K'-il ..'V , hi ,1 A . ' , . R . i I I . . -A,' TU 3 1. 1 Q 1 is .Lf 5 sllllli ig ' f Q ll lil l 5 y . . ' ' i 5- A H i 7' :WW . Z 1 I J q,, ik X . gllx A I f il 'X I ' If . .I 2,3 Z ... y i A w. I I lx X. 1 fs 5 I if I I' JOHN KENT Hopes lo oo fo Slanlord, enjoys sports, oirls, Comm. of Welfare, oul for loolball. JOHN KIEFER Plans To go To S.J. Slale, our for Varieties, Band, Board of Welfare, Council and Dance Band. LOIS KING Blondie, enioys sewing, will go lo .lv1.J.C. KIRBY Red, likes model ships, cars, planes and sailinq. LOUISE KNAUSS Amloilion lo sil or lhe boss's lap, likes men. MARIETTA KINIESCHE Plans fo qo lo San Maleo J.C., our lor Sludenl Courf, wanls +0 be a model. EMILY KNUDSEN Emo, Sfudenf Courf, Alhlelic Bd., also Varielies, Sporls and Jinx, plans lo go To nursinq school. JOAN KNUTH Plans lo qo lo Slanlord, on Sr. Board, Comcil and Bd. of Welfare, ouf for Va- rielies. PHYLLIS KOCH and become a Teacher. Syd, plans fo qo lo S. J. Plans lo allend San Jose Slale SYDNEY KOENIG Slale, oul' for sporls, Varielies, Alhlelic Board and Council, FRANK KORI-IUMMEL Corny, oul lor wresllinq, enioys woodcarvinq, wanls lo open a hobby shop. ELIZABETH KROEGER Will allend Chicaqo Acad- emy ol Fine Arls, wan'rs lo be a dress designer. HARRY KULL Plans lo allend San Maleo J.C. JERROLD KUNZ lvlaiored in science and malhe- malics, wanls lo go lo Slanford and Ioecome a scienlisf. JUNICITI KLIVVANO Enioys music and sporls, will be an au'o mechanic. DONNA LAMMERT Oul for Sequoia Players, Radio Club and Nurses Club, wanls lo be a nurse, will oo lo Hiqhlands. Pl-IYLLIS LANG Oul for sporls, Varielies and Sen- ior Bd., won a nalional lille in skalinq. RICHARD LANG Pele, likes cars, will qo fo Cal. Poly and sludy ranchinq. GEORGE LANDLAND Likes looalinq and hunfing, may be a rancher. RICHARD LANGLEY Dickie, likes lo work on cars, plans lo be a sheer melal worker. GEORGE LAO Oul for wresflinq, collecls guns. GEORGE LARRAUX Oul' for baske+baII. DEL LARSEN Our lor loolball, baskefball, Track and qymriasilcs, plans lo go lo S.J. Slale and become a RE. feacher. ED LATTIMORE Collecls quns, will be a sheel mel- al worker. ROSEMARY LAURANCE Plans lo qo lo Whiffier, and be an inslrumenlal music maior, ouf for orchesfra. SHARON LAUSTROP Ouf for Afhlelcs, Variefies and Rally Commiflee, will qo lo S.J. Slale. SHIRLEY LAVVLER Plans lo qo lo S.J.J.C., oul for Varielies, Exchange Assemblies and dance. PATRICIA LAWRENCE Par, our for Variefies, swimminq and council, plans 'ro be a housewife. ANN LAWSON Annie, likes fo qo To sporis evenls. GLEN LEA Skip, plans lo qo lo Colorado A.M., C g X N- D likes fo draw house plans and swim. I I I I 1 I I l I e,... J s, 1 ' . 1 ' A j .iiis . 1. ' I i ' 1 f' V .I f l'i' i , 4. i,'is ' I 1 W' I ' -i'. I c 7 I .,-' i,i iQL15:i,.fllcilifEiPi ex Q, LE . - , . . 12 , . ..... .... Q ,. . A 'R - . -I f . - , -ruff: ite..-ew leg . v' Wlrffr-111.6..fs.ff:fazf,l 'rfrm xYs QR ' . RICIA-1 ' 'BD x .l a. NC' Q95 ii Q, . , A , w I g 3 . i 'l -. O I . Q A . 5 ,,.., - , ,ly W. L. . Q-, ' Sv I I ' E' i . I I I gf a'ii' Qi? PQ' A . fi ff I . I a..l. . A . ...A 11-I. , Q .--c. '1.'i1:::'f.z1:LiW'lf 1sss.-.. 'i-' X33 .R f I I i, i T A ' . I-,,u'l.QQ.i 2' -. its 3, . ' A I ,,'cc ' ' I I 'A I V Y A fi-1 NTOIQ QQ' , . l 1 so , ..ffll?PElVT I RAL , 5 I I I ra,o I 'I i ' w- 1 ' '- ' I 2' A srQ.,5g-,3 i .., ggqrqm, s,!AihgAf42f,3:f1afs!Ss'?x4,r.f?,a..1Z..ig, -- .,: few , E f i , ' fr if-' ..., fS.vfEw2fE-ferw. My-f....Qbf - ' xfsfzw-if 1 f5+:i,i .r...-srezsgfgxasm. HOWARD LEAL Likes lrain models, plans To go 'lo ROTC. LOUIS LEDESMA Publicify sI1y. CAROL LESLIE Likes 'ro embroider and play len- nis, oul for Proieclion Crew. LOU ELLEN LEUSLEY Oul for sporls, Varielies and yearbook, will qo 'ro Oreqon Slale. WILLIAM LEWIS Bill, oul for council, Bd. of Welfare and Jr. Bd., plans a career in flue Navy. SAM LIECI-IETZ Plans lo qo fo Cal., ou? 'lor sporls. KATHERINE LILLIEORS Will qo lo U.C.L.A., yell leader, likes sinqing, lennis, badminlon. GEORGE LINDENAU Sr. class pres., likes singing and baseball, will qo Io Sfanford or C.O.P. PATRICIA LINDSAY Likes lo dance, wanls lo be a sfenoqraplier. SALLY LIPPERTZ Sludenl Courl Clerk, Sludenl Council, wanfs lo be a flyer. JOI-IN LISI-IER Jack, wanls lo be a commercial fi l'. GRAGCESLONGO Likes Io qossip, wanls fo gel mar- ' cl. NANCY LONGO Oul lor Iennis and hockey, likes Io dance. BARBARA LOPEZ Hina, our for bowlinq. wan? lo be a lwousewile. GERALD LOPEZ Oul for Ioolball, baskefball and baseball, Cl'1ub will qo lo San Maleo J.C. TONY LOPEZ Ou? for lrack, wresllinq -manager and council, wanls Io be an aulo meclwanic. DENNIS LORD Plans lo go lo San Maleo J.C., will qo info aeronaulics. BETTY LUCE BeI'sy, our for Yearbook, Journalism and office work, wanfs lo be an aclress. JAMES LUM Richie, enioys sporls, reading and 'IisI'1inq, will qo Io Menlo College. CHARLES MABIE Will qo lo S.J. Sfale and Slan- lord, and become a biolorw Ieaclwer. BEVERLY MCDONALD Bev, enioys arf, wanls lo be an arlisl. Tl-IURSTON MACKENZIE Likes radio and elec- lronics, will qo lo Cal. or Cal. Poly. PAULINE MAES Perlina, plans career in secre- Iarial work, PATRICIA MAGILL Pal, Sludenl Council, Red Cross, acfiye in sporls, Block lnopes lo be a qym teacher. JOANNE MAIWALD Jo, Council Represenla- give, Yearbook Sfafl, plans fo allend -San Jose Tale. .i .... . . - ' .,. el-ef .., 9,2 J' R N.. I 5 il X' ll K 5 1 S T!! if an I 40' 35 s 9, X, N Xi , . . iw. f. I f-Hz:-.ff.:.W.ww-N We new . , W. . ,, 4,1 V .. ., .... . . X- ...wy- or -:P , . , ,i ii M. ' s' an-.,, l 'Q if 9 .T i i Mi .53 . ARVIL MAPLES Plans lo allend San Maleo Junior College. BEVERLY MARKS Publicily shy. ANTOINETTE MAROUEZ Toni, enioys reading, cooking, sewing, lyping, aclive in Mariners. DOROTHY MARTIN Lou, Sequoia Elroadcasfers, Proieclion Crew, Thela Rho Girls, hopes lo be a secrefary. ALBERTA MARTINEZ Cheela, liavorife hobby is Richard Reese, inlends lo be social worker. GREGORY MASEGIAN Greek, enicys modelair- planes, pholography and arf, hopes lo sludy arf. ROBERTA MASTERS Roddy, likes rsporfs. espe- cially swimmirg, would like lo become inferior dec- oralor. ROBERT MATSON Curly, loofball, lrack, plans fo allend Cal. and become a worker in foreslry. GLENN MATTHEWS Likes cars and lravelinq, will alfend San Maleo J.C. and become a mechanic. MARlLYN MAXWELL Maxie, enioys music, read- inq. bowling, badrninron, oul for yearbook, Ush- ers, Band DANklEh MAY Danny, oul for wreslllng and fool- a . 1-f '-va ' CHARD MAZZONI Enioys music and plans lo become a musician. ----- '+-uf A Y MCAR , Block S, Board of Welfare, Big Sisler, going fo be a missionary. RALPH MCCARTHY Spike, Jr. class pres., yell leader, baskelball, Varielies, plans lo allend SJ. Stale. BERNICE Mc CLURE Likes fo collecf records. wanfs lo go info lhe radio adyerlising field. JOAN McFARLAND Sporls, infends lo go fo Brig- ham Young U. and become an airline hosless. DON MCGEE Snake, en'o s f' h' h ' I y is ing, unhng, our for loolball, baskelball, Sfudenl Courl Judge. MILDRED McKAY Millie, our for sporls, inlends lo affenc San Maleo JC. and laler become a secrelary. LlLLlAS MCKENNA Rae, our for sporls, will af- fend San Mafeo J.C., hopes To become nurse GLORIA A MQMILLAN Mac, copy and proof gd. :for of Seq. Times. enioys bowling, plans To wi-H9 as a carreer. COLLEEN MCLOUD Allergic To publicily. JERRY McREYNOLDS Enioys flying, sluclenl coun- cil alfernale, hopes lo make a career in airlines. BARBARA McSHERRY Babs, inlends fo become a secrelary. THERESA MElLLEUR Terry, Varielies, Publifily Board, will go lo Lux. DIANE MELLEN Di, Jr. Board, sporls, Varielies, will allend business college and become a sec. BEVERLY MENNE Bev, likes 'ro qo fo fooiball games, on A assembly commiliee, plans fo al- Iencl college. SUSAN MERRILL Senior Board, Rally Commiliee, ou? 'lor sporls, plans Io allend Ufah. MURRAY MEYER Wanfs Io work for Calif. Fish and Game Depi. FRANCES MILLER Fran, sporfs, Jinx, Yearbook, Sfudenl Council, will qo fo S.J. Sfaie. WILLIAM MILLER Wee Willy, wanfs Io be a cleaner, will go fo cleaning and dying insfifuiion. PATRICIA MILLOY Trishia, oui for sporfs, plans fo aliend San Mafeo J.C. Io look for men. BARBARA MILLS Bobbie, Yearbook Edilor, on Seq. Times, CSF., will alfend Cal. and feach journalism. WILLIAM MINTLINE Bill, allefqic Io publiciw. CAROL MIXTER Mix, Comm. of Girls Afhlefics, sporls, Siudenl Courf, Cullural and Alhlefic Bds. ROBERT MOHUN Bob, Proieclion crew, Too?- ball, proieclion crew chief. JUANITA MOLINA Senior Class Treasurer, vice pres. of Block S, ouisfanding in sporis. GEORGE MOLLISON Likes hunfing, fishing, oul' for wresiling, war1+s fo qo 'ro Colorado School of Trades. SAMUEL MONCRIEFE Enioys Iaxidermy, oui' for wresilinq, plans fo go info The Navy. JACK MONTGOMERY Likes uke and horses, our for Irack, foofball, boxing, gymnasfics, will go fo S.J. Sfafe. DICK MOORE Curly, likes io burn ihings, hopes fo arfend Oxford, plans Io make S2,600,000.4l. GOWAN MOORE Slucleni Courl, in +wo plays, loves horses, plans Io aifencl C.O.P. HONEY MORA Likes swimming, ouf for sporfs, Life Saving, has Sporis and Adrninisfralive Blocks. I-IOPE MORRISON Hope-Less, enioys singing, ou? for Sfudenl Council, assemblies, Dance Com. FRANK MOYER Likes aufomobiles, our for wafer polo, swimming, plans Io affend San Mafeo J.C. JIM MUSSO Moose, collecfs foreign weapons. all sporls, hopes Io af+end S.J. Sfale. BEVERLY NAGEL Bev, enioys skaiing, dancing, collecfing records, iransfer sfudenl. SHIRLEY NAKASORA Enioys drawing, bowling, collecfinq picfures, Bowling Club, will ailend S.J. JUANITA NASSANO Juan, secrefary to Bd, gf Commissioners, ou? for Rec. Bd., Yearbook, Sporfs and Jinx. JOSEPI-IINE NAVARRO Likes Iennis, pres. ofSpan- ish Club, plans 'ro aifend San Jose Siaie. ELAINE NELSON Enioys skafing, geneology, dance inq, badmiiion, hopes Io affend secrefarial school. .gas ., g Q15 ' im,,,f W, ar If ill. Illill 2 ,, . we ar' F, me W I iii rf -4 fl I ills 'ii ,I 45, , I. Ili' fw . 1 Q- ., .is . fx ' EL' f 1wW, 2 I, f K A I , .W .. ,,. sr . Wi ia? I lla amz -ri, . ' 7 . is. . A tt, K .1 4 fr .. .Dawg f. .5 . .. A DORENE NEXVMAN Cookie, likes drawinq, danc- H inq, Usherrerles, will allend a modeling school. ,,,,, GERALDINE NEWTON Jerry, Iikes lo walch and play all sporls, our 'lor badmillon, hockey and fi ,,,':' volleyball. EDWARD INORDNESS Enioys hunfing, fishing, swimming, our for loolball and swimming, plans fo arfend Uniyersily of Wis. and lake P.E. major. ROBERT NORDSTRAND Taq, Boarcl ol Welfare, Sludenl Courr, our lor qoll, baskelloall, plans 'ro affend JC. BEVERLY NORLIN Bev, clerk for Sludenl Courl, hopes lo allend I-leaId's and be 5 SECVEIGTY' MARILYN NORTON Likes roller skarinq, plans lo allend San Jose Slale and become a buyer. VIOLA NORTON Enioys painlinq, Block S, Va- rieries, Dance Club, Science Club Sr. Bd. and qold seal. JUNE NORVALI. Enioys cookinq, sewing, plans lo oo lo Palo Allo Bus. School, JOAN NYSTROM Red, sporls, Publicily Bd.. Biq Sisrers, Jinx, Varielies, hopes lo allend S.J. Slale. EDNA OCSATA Eddie, likes horses. badminlon, plans Io lrain and show Arabian horses. BETTY OKLE lnrends lo qo ro I-leaId'fa Business Col- Ieqe anc Iarer become a slenographer. JESSIE OLIVA Chickie, likes cooking, sewing and swimrninq, would like +o go inlo secrelarial work. BETSY O'NEILL Missy, acliye in sporls, Band, Bd. ol Welfare, Varielies, likes dancing and sporls, JACK ORDAZZO Dizzy, collecls piclures, oul' for baseball and baskefball, plans lo allend S.M. J.C. MARILYN OSBORNE Ossie, 'rransferrecl from Balboa, lkes meelinq new kids, wanls lo be a sec. NANCY OSTERLOI-I Nan, our for hockey, Treble Clef, S.G.S., likes piano and horseback riding. GORDON OTTER Enioys billiards, aulomobiles, sporfs, hunfinq, fishing, our for wafer polo and swirnminci. JOYCE PAGE Commissioner ol Adminislralive Ac- liyilies, lkes music, swimminq and boys. DAVID PAINTER Paint enioys sporls, our 'For Erosh. foolball, baskelball, plans To arlend S.M. J.C. JEANNE PARKER Jo Jo, Club leader, 5.6.5. pres., Block 'S. our for sporls, will go fo Sl. 'yii ' Ma ry s I'IospilaI. 7 CHARLES PARRISH Publacziy Shy. A g,,,,,7 A ELEANOR PASTORINO Block S, oul for Sporls, I iii' ,I Science Club, Band, Referees' Club, plans 'ro al- ' 'if I I iii lend S.J Slale. YVONNE PATRICK Transfer from Walsonville, likes .,., Q, . swimming, arf work, rennis, hopes fo be a nurse. JOHN PATTERSON Jack, likes birds and fish, A 1 I ,S 9 plans ro allend college. 5, ig JUANITA PAULINO Johnny, our 'For Dance, si i r A ' ' baskelball, volleyball, collecls old records. ' I ' if I ' A f ' f- . r Q, F s .' .. .,.... ,, I li., . I ,gag Y,f5yi.ii.r1fl.Z-f r 'fs I .slr-fr!-35':.11f iw Q .Wg ..,,,,5-ix, 5, . ig -.5 , P I il5fTIgki5's'31Eg!QAl,,E?:g'-82,4 5 .,. 1 . Q f 1 s Q3 wgfiiiiiilfiifgf -2-. ,mi -'-' e 'sf by .aisfggf , . .fgi ew' vssfw. T Mgr swiss , Sf 'ff ' ir if 'ai-igr.Af3ff. wa s llpalgsg gRfEfg.i?2if2?f?3.r?if in ..,. ve. is 1 . if-'T s xiii , f EUGENE PEG-LOW lnlends To go fo San Maleo J.C. ELIZABETH PENAAT Belly, Varielies, oul for Varielies, sporls, Cullural Board, Senior Board, hopes To qo fo Slanlord. EUGENE PETERSON Likes hunlinq, fishing and baseball, plans 'ro go lo San Maleo J.C. JIM PETERSON Pedra, Sludenl' Courl iudge, council rep., ouf for baskelball, wafer polo and olf. JOHQNELLA PETTIT Johnny, enioys reading, Sen- ior Problems class pres., plans Io become a surqeon. BEVERLY PFEFFER Penny, capf. in baskelball, Sludenl Council, oul for swimmino hockey, Block LOU ANN PHILIPS Lou, oul for Varielies, ex- chanqe assemblies, likes flowers and singing. BETTY JEAN PHILLIPS Belly, enioys cooking, plans lo become a denial nurse. SUSAN PIERCE Sue, Senior Board, Black S, Finance Comm., Rec. Board, C.S.F., Yearbook sfail. DOLORES PIRAINO Jr. Board, Sporls, Referees, Alhlelic Board, Jinx, likes readinq and sporls. ROBERT PLAEHN Bob, foolball and boxing, Capl. of Varsify loofball, plans fo aflend Slan- lord. MARTHA PLANTE Marry, Pres. and Sec. of Arl' Club, would like lo allend Univ. ol Florida. CHARLES POLLEX Chuck, Publicify Board, Rec. Bd., Varielies, likes arf, plans lo be a millionaire. IVERNE POPE Enioys playing lhe piano, plans 'lo allend SM. J.C., wanls lo be a desiqner. PHYLLIS POSTON Plans Io go lo San Maleo J.C., and qo info The commercial field. JACQUELYN PRESTON Red, Red Cross, Ushers, sporls, plans Io allend San Jose Slale. DONALD PROVENCHER Likes music and record- inqs, plans lo allend San Jose Slale. RONALD PURCELL Red, miqhl' allend San Ma- leo J.C., and become a mechanic or commercial arlisf. ARLENE PUSHKIN Luigi, Drama, Varielies, sporls, plans 'fo aflend Lux, Frosh. and Sr. Bds. DONALD OUACKENBUSH Squeak, inlends +0 qo lo The Universily ol California. 'FRANK OUALLS Sec. Treas. of Boys' League, will qo Io San Maleo J.C. BETTY RABA KiHy, enioys music, Red Cross, A Cappella Choir and Ping Ponq Club. OLGA RADULOVICH Plans lo allend colleqe and later become an air line hosless. ALICIA RAMIREZ Lee, oul for sporls, plans 'lo allend business colleqe in Pale Allo. JAMES RAMIREZ Jirnmo, inlends lo become a mechanic. -ff' ,1' We .1 ,ff s 1 vii: 57 if W . THERESA RAO Terry, Block S, S.C5.S. Board, Big Sislers Chairman, plans fo alfend Davis. BARBARA RAY Publicity shy. BETTY REESE Plans Io aflend San Maleo J.C., and become -1 secrerary. EMILY REID Sandy, Varielies, Allernale Senior Board, would like Io own a dog kennel. HELEN RESCZH Liz, manager of baskelball, ouf for sporls, enioys drawing, miqhl aflend Lux. JOAN RIGHTON Spookie, enioys ice skaling, swimming, horseback riding, will allend San Ma- Ieo J.C. FRANK RILEY Enioys drama, archaeology. will af- Iend C.O.P., and go info drama as a career. ROBERT RINCK Enioys fishing, would like Io af- Iend Ca ., oul for baseball, hopes To become a cop. MICHAEL RIORDAN Mike, Home Radio Club, P. A. CIL b, Pres. ol P. A. Crew. MARILEE RIP-CHIE Comm. of Cullural Acfivilies, Cullural Board. Varielies, Aqua Follies, sporls. ALFRED ROBERTSON Sequoia Broadcaslers, Vice Pres. of Jr. and Senior basic course class. JULIA ROBERTSON Pres. of Square Dance Club, Inlernalional Club, would like lo allend Cal. or S. M. U. CAROL ROBIN Publicily Board 3 years, Yearbook Slaff 2 years, sporls, plans fo allend S. J. Slale. MARIE ROBISCHUNG Enioys sleeping, our for sporls, would like Io do commercial work. BARBARA RODRIGUES Enioys music, swimming, Fed Cross Represenlalive, plans Io aflend col- eqe. EDWARD RODRIOUEZ Likes sporls, hopes Io sludy eleclronics in Ihe Navy. WILLIAM FLOGGENBIHL Skip, Wafer Polo. Swimming, Boxing, likes Holrods, fishing. CORALEA ROHRER Corky, likes gardening, reading, infends Io aflend Los Angeles Cily Col- lege. BARBARA ROLDAN Pee Wee. on for sporls. would like Io go 'ro beauly school. HENRIETTA ROLDAN Henry, oul for sporfs. likes all sporls, roller skaling, Iyping. JOHN ROLLA Will go Io San Jose Slafe. CATHERINE ROMANO CaIhy, oul' for sporfs. RONALD RONNER Oul' for foolball, wreslling, baskelball, enioys fishing. JOSEPH ROSS Ou? for Irack and wresllinq, will go +o S..I. Slale. PARTICIA ROTHE Sfudenl' Council, Code of Con- ducl Commillee. plans Io aflend LI.C.L.A. FIORE ROVETTA Publicify shy. JIM RUDIS Sporfs, Code of Conducf Commiffee, likes phofography, hunfing, hopes fo affend Sfan- ford. PETER RUNSTADLER Ouf for sporfs, Pres. of Sr. Problems Class, mighf affend Cal. SHIRLEY RUSSO Arf Club, likes drawing, will afe fend Sf. Mary's Hospifal and be a nurse. DOROTHY RUTZEN Doffie, enioys going ouf for sporfs. TOM SAKAMOTO Plans fo affend San Mafeo Junior College. FRANK SANCHEZ Enioys sporfs, plans fo affend Davis and be fhe SALLYE SANFORD Sr. Board, Block BEN SANGUINETTI Baskefball, hopes DAUNE SARGENT aqer of Variefies, biggesf sfock rancher in Calif. Sherry, plans fo affend Lux. S, Dance Club, sporfs. Likes sporfs and hunfing, 20's fo affend Sanfa Clara. Pres. of Dance Club, Acf Man- Assembly chairman, Big Sisfer. f f? :fm . ,gg -5 z 'gigs faq U if .. g,gg,,.,Q,- . J..r-we .flsivssk . F A M, is DON SATO Yearbook Phofographer, plans fo af- fend Cal., and become a lab. fech. or denfisf. ESTHER SAUSEDO Pandora, likes hair dressing and seffinq, will affend beauficians' college. MARGARET SAUSEDO Enioys sewing, squad lead- er, plans fo go info fhe commercial field. TED SCHENK Sfudenf Council, Freshman Board, likes fo work on hofrods, hopes fo gef rich quick. LOUIS SCHETZER Transfer sfudenf from Holland. ROSEMARY SCHEU Junior Class Represenfafive, plans fo become a nurse. RACHEL SCHLlCKElSER Renny, likes fo sing. would like fo go info fhe secrefarial field. RODNEY SCHNEIDER Rod, acfive as one of Griff's second period boys, hopes fo be an en- gineer. FRANCES SCHOTTLER Fran, enioys sleeping, plans a career in commercial work. JOEL SCHWARTZ Worked on school paper, plans fo become an adverfising manager. LOIS SCJWEICKERT Lo, V. Pres. of Sr. Class, ouf for Jinx, Jr. Bd., plans fo affend San Mafeo J.C. ANDREA SEARLES Andy, Comm, of Soc. Acf.. Frosh., Soph. and Jr. Bd., will affend Sfanford. ROBERT SEELY Enioys hunfing and sailing, ouf for swimming, plans fo go fo J.C. and be an adven- furer. MILDRED SEITZ Sporfs, Fashion Show Manager, Red Cross Rep., likes sewing, plans To be a home econ. BARBARA SELLERS Business manager of Sequoia Times, Red Cross Rep., C.S.F., affer school sporfs. ' s-- . ,ff--:gif . ifgglgzizzif. , ..,, . ,,.,, .,. .,.,igi..N pf i l 'li N .,,,-:wi ., i,,c,,fg, .-, g:.f'?3t52s':a, - 31-1.:,f-Liggsil.-:Qfif. ., , ,. . 5iiZlifQ?5'.7l A 1 . .i s Wa f ,. sy ,M 'fi i X SM., K' ,fix is 2 sf kfix is 5, X , . l .- Miss 151 423542103 M if vfiggk 5 afifs i in wi Ffh . -fl , qfx 'lx i' fi s rf 1 g.,g, 4' if KM ,glam 5, Y We wif? 'Y' Tfrw 2 W . .4 158 w ,gif ri i, 'jam M' lil fe if Ei lf ii al s in i , if ga 5 .2 iii... ,. S- .ff.f...s. f fi J ,sig f:,igg,.f f x,f1...,l.'gf5.rf?gae , , if . .,.i1ff I pwgfygz r 1,p5'f-5 ., gf, i 5,-'wg ., . . 1 , , f V ef 9 M... if . I gf I if ii A I I ,, is 1 ! I i i If MARGARET SEVERE Margie, Garbage Comm. acfive keeping up wifh Miss Truilf, will be sec.: housewife. THEODORE SIEVERS Enioys camping and hiking, plans lo alfend Davis Archileclural School. EDWARD SILVA Ed, enioys girls, aclive al' New- man Club, plans fo aflend S.J. Sfale. LEONARD SILVA 'lLen, oul for loolball, likes cars as a hobby, plans lo be a bum. JO SON Enioys swimming, inlereslecl in A Hank, plans fo become Mrs. Hank. CLAIRE SIREX Block sporls, Radio Club, likes arl and music wanls a career in commercial arf. JIM SKALA SkaIa Wag, ouf for foolball and baseball, likes working on cars, plans lo be a mechanic. NIELS SKANDERUP Plans lo allend San Mafeo Junior College. BRANDON SMITH Scrunch, plays lhe drums, plans fo aflencl U. of S. F., wanls lo be an acfor. CTESYLLA SNITH Cles, our for sporis and iour- nalism, plans io become a librarian. DONALD SM TH Don, likes cars and souvenirs hopes lo become an inferior decorafor. JO ANN SM TH Inferesled in gardening. ROBERT SMITH Enioys lennis and working on cars, plans lo ellend C.O.P. or Slanlord. VERNON SM TH Legs, likes swimming, baskel- ball, would like fo work for The felephone com- pany. CLAUDETTE SMITHEE Claudia, Jr. Treas., Ma- ioreile. Varielies, will go lo S.J. Slale. HERBERT SREIZER Council member, Red Cross Rep., plans fo become a leacher or fheologian. VALERIE SPENCE Val, ou? for sporls, plans To alfend Saw Maleo J.C. and hopes io become a model. JOE SPINELLA Oul for Tennis, likes sludyinq, plans lo allend S.F. Slale. Cal.. and become an en- qineer. JIM SPRAGUE Moe, plans lo aifend San Maleo J.C. and rnake a career in woodworking. RAYMOND STACEY Ray, likes sailing craff, four years pre-appreniice sheel meial. MILDRED STAQK Transfer in Senior year. JOYCE STEADMAN Honeypo'r, ou? for sporls, Soph. Basi: Course Pres., likes swimming, sewing. ALLAN STELLO Al, enioys working on cars and racing, plans lo become a mechanic. GERALD STEP-IENS Oul for foofball, Track, wres- fling, likes To lislen lo iazz, hopes fo allend Slan- lord. MALCOLM STEVENS Mal, enioys soccer. ping pong, aviafion, science, will aflencl San Jose Sfafe. JOAN STEVENSON Slinky, Senior Scouring, likes crafrs, music, sewing, hopes 'ro become a house- wife. JOSEPHINE STEWART Jo, Yearbook Sralf. Sfue denl' Council, lnlernalional Club, sporls, plans 'ro alfend Uni. of Cal. PHYLLIS STEWART Phil, sporfs, Sequoia Times, Block enjoys sewing, will become a book- keeper. MARY STINSON Enioys drawing and affempling +o learn fo swim, plans fo become a fashion cle- siqner. CONRAD STORIE Allergic +0 publicily. BARBARA STROUT Barbie, sporls, Publiciiy Bd., likes arf. will allend Mills. RICHARD STUART Dick, oul for sporfs, likes all sporrs, plans fo alfend Sanla Clara or U.S.E. EMILIE STURGES Sequoia Players, Science Club. Ad Service Board, plans +o affend Cal. HISASHI SUJISHI Safch, Proieclion Crew, man- aqer of various sporrs, likes fo collec+ records. AUDREY SULLIVAN Fay, has a career in mar- riage. LOlS SUZUKI Will affend San Maleo J.C. ARCHIBALD TANNAHILL Arch, plans lo make a career in fhe woodworkinq business. CHERRY TANNER Variafies, Jinx, Blocks, plans +o arrend San Jose Sfaie, be air line sewardess. NANCY TAPSCOTT Tap, Publicify Board, S.6.S. Board, Culfural Board, Sfudenf Council, will af- lend Cal. ALMA TAYLOR Brizzie, likes riding and iraining .horses, 4-H Club, will go io U. of Arkansas. LE BESSE TAYLOR Likes fo collecl records, plans ro go To a nursing college and become a nurse. NIETA TEBOE Comm. of Publicily, Publicily Board, Jinx, Variefies, sporls, plans +o go ro Cal. DON TERHUNE Baseball, foolball, Sludenr Courl, Variefies, ambifion is To gel ouf of school. DONALD TERRY Terry, enioys swimming and cars, wanls lo be a burcher. LA VORNE TERRY Bonnie, Block S, Rec. Board, Variefies, sporfs, will make a career in secrelarial work or modeling. JOHN TESHARA Yip, enioys cars, railroad, plans ro arrend U.S.C., inrends ro build a railroad. FRANK THOMAS Our for foofball, boxing, plans ro arfend San Jose Srafe and become a business man. DICK THOMPSON Oui for baseball and enioys if. JOYCE THOMPSON Doc, sporfs, Jinx, Band, Unifecl Eederalisrs, plans lo allend S. J. Siafe. RAE TOFANELLl Enioys swimming and arf. wg ...... . , r r so A gaggg , , ' 2 ,.., - iiii , o . A' -1 'gf is 5 g A ,, G ai f' isigillsl li . if l . ..,.,,,,,,, X 'ze 0 is ff . ,V 'E' 5? il 'Si f ,wi Q I ii! i ,, ,ffl 1 3 1 f f si A liisilll I lf iv , ur- : Er I 22 if 1 3 F :ig B .. s 'aw 'i A 1. Qi gs V4 sz .,'v S . 5 I XXX IE' if 55' dm F' is . .. 1f ,. Fa 'IAMI Ii ' is .5 f 7 C ii f .I V, 5 I i ii ss' XIII 2 .ssl Lu I K . . 1 -,-, DOLORES TOMALINO Doddie, sporfs, Assembly Comm., Council Rep., plans 'ro become a 'denfal hyqenisf 5+ U.C. JUANITA TORTORELLI Johnny, enioys drawing. Block plans To afrend San Maleo J.C. MARLENE TROUSLOT Sequoia Times, enioys wrif- inq and sewing, plans a career in iournalism. DAWN TURNER Leader of Club II, and oulside ambifions. PAULA TURNIER Sl1or+y, sporls, likes popular sinqinq, plans +o work in an office. BARBARA LING-ER Bob, secrefary of SG-.S.. Yell Leacer, Rally Comm., Biq Sisler, Club Lead- er, plans lo affend San Jose Sfale. HOWARD UYEDA Ouf for sporrs, miglwf a'Hend San Maieo J.C. ESTHER VALDEZ Publicily sliy. BOB VALENCIA Sam, Board of Welfare. IIO Baskefbal, baseball, and plans fo affend Sanfa Clara. CAROLYN VAN EVERY Assembly Comm., Sfudenf Gov. Conference, plans To aflend Pomona and become a lab. 'reclm KAREN VAN SANT Kay, Folk Dancing, Dresden Arr, planes fo qo lo Sfanford and flien info TV. JESSE VELASQUE Plans lo allend San Maleo J.C. NANCY VEREARG Nan, likes sewing, plans io be a denial nurse. LORRAINE VER LINDEN Muffie, spor+s, Rally Comm., plans fo alfend S.M. J.C. and Ialer do office wcrk. GRACE VIGIL Winkie, likes sporfs, Basic Class officer in firsi Iwo yrs., lafer office work. EMILY WADUM Ou+ for sporls, Rec. Bd., Srudenf Council, likes swimming. JOHN WEBER Johnny, foolball, assemblies, ral- lies. eniovs uke, will qo lo Ore. Siare or Davis. ALLEN WEGNER Al, Comm. of Boys' Alhlelics. ouf for loolball, lrack, miglwf go fo S.J. Sfale. EDA WEGNER Yearbook Slaff. likes badminfon, cooking, square dancing, miglwl go fo S.J. Sfafe. ROGER WETZEL Ou+ for irack. DIANE WEYMOUTH Variefies, Assemblies, Jinx, plans lo go To C.O.P., plans career in designing. PEGGY WHEELER Sludenr Council, Red Cross Rep., Block S, will allend denial school. JACOUELINE WHITE Plans To afiend business school and qo inlo flue secrefarial field. MARTHA WHITE Merrie, Radio Club, Masquera ers, will effend college and be a wrifer. FRED WHITNAN Likes loofball and Traveling, will affend San Mafeo J.C. ,wt .L --'Q I I 3 HL 2 I 'S 'TL i If - -ag, BASIL WlLLtII bfud. Comm., Finance Bd., enjoys horses and dogs, plans fo be a vef. CZYRNA WILLIAMS Enioys horseback riding, plans lo go fo S.J. Sfafe, wanfs a career in criminology. LOGAN WILLIAMS Loganberry, likes cars, hopes fo affend San Mafeo J.C. and become a cop. SHARON WILLIAMS Cheyenne, enioys piano, plans fo go fo Sfanford and gef M.A.S. degree. DONALD WILSON Enioys cars, plans fo affend San Mafeo J.C. EUGENE WILSON Gene, in The band, imperson- afing phonograph records, would like fo be a comedian. MARILYN WILSON Black S, oul for sporfs. plans fo affend San Maleo J.C. and become a book- keeper. JAMES WINSTEAD Enioys working on his car. BETTY WISDOM Pee Wee, Red Cross Rep., :ikes bafon fwirling, plans fo go fo Cal. Bus. Col- eqe. CHARLES WISE Chuck, enioys hunfing and fish- ing, plans fo go fo J.C. and become an aircraff eng. GERRY WOLFE Tur+Ie, Welfare Bd., Rec. Bd., S.G.S,, and yearbook, plans fo go fo Cal. ELAINE WOOD Enioys sewing and swimming, plans fo become a model. JOHN WOODS Plans fo become a mechanic. NANCY WOODWARD Plans fo affend college and become an arfisf. ERLENE WULF Ouf for bowling, Ushers, Sfudenf Sec., collecls miniafure plaffers, plans fo gef a iob. MARJAN YAEGER Block Bd. of Welfare sporfs, Radio Club, will become an airline hoslessl SAM YATES Wafer polo, swimming, Aqua Follies, Sfud, Council and Courf, will go fo C.O.P. GERALD YOUNG Jerry, hobby is ichfhyology. HELEN YOUNG Plans fo be a secrefary. YAEKO YUKI Likes music, Vic Pres. of Sr. Prob. 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