Westlake School for Girls - Vox Puellarum Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1963 volume:

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Spirit of White and Gold, Bind us to thee, Teach us thy gifts to hold, Life's beauty see, Our Alma Mater true With faithful hearts anew We pledge our loyal love Westlake, to thee. TABLE OE CGNTENTS . QQ G SENIGRS ., I X 1 'I 1 -1 V f 2 x '-XT!! JT A , Xa- . f yu... I QIXHA ACTIVITIES ,I 1. ., ,ye r'l' VQ1., Q., FACULTY PAGE 8 E .1l ,-:av-F UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 46 '1 W fi! PAGE 72 4 A F IN E ARTS PAGE 94 CALE OCTOBER 62 BRAIDS OR ELSE! FRESHMAN INITIATION ,M - 'HV E If If-E-..4I P SEPTEMBER WATCH IT! NO CI-IEATING! OLYMPICS OVEMBER I FEEL CONSPICUOUSH BLUM'S AFTER RING CEREMONY DECEMBER ALL RIGHT 'GENTLEMENQ WHAT IS IT THIS TIME? THE CHRISTMAS BALL FEBRUARY MY, WE'RE BEAUTIFUL, BUT WHERE ARE THE SKI INSTRUCTORS? SEMESTER BREAK JA UA RY STANFORD? VASSAR? . .. OR. . . S. M. C. C. ? FINAL EXAMS RCH THE LONGEST DAY COLLEGE BOARDS 4 nf .JK 4-qi ding? C 'V .. MAY MAY FETE HERE COMES THE QUEEN Q. 52 f ',,f 0 , si ' APRIL EASTER PROGRAM LOWER SCHOOL CHORAL JUE END OF SCHOOL! FREEDOM AT LAST! V, ax MRS. MALCOLM DICKINSON The Senior Ring Pledge embodies our long-range goals for Westlake graduates. On the evening you received your rings you promised to seek the best gifts-of civilization, of man's achievements, of human- ism, if you will-in a spirit of loyalty to your alma mater. Your ring is to be a constant reminder that you will center your thought and action in the best that we know of beauty and of truth: the golden part. Finally, your pledge of service to others may bring you the greatest happiness and self-fulfillment. Look at your ring often, and strive for constancy to these ideals. r MISS CAROL MILLS Years give a perspective. They put into place what is of little value, what is of true worth. Like Ruskin's books of the hour, books of all time, a school is tested as are its pupils by its intrinsic qualities. West- lake has met that test by its constant insistence upon fineness of character and achievement, and by its orientation through thoughtful change to the needs of a changing world. The years pronounce it good. 8 THE MR. SYDNEY A. TEMPLE The aims of Westlake for the past fifty-nine years have been academic superiority and the shaping and development of character of girls into young wo- men. With devoted and consecrated teachers, and students carefully selected to qualify for good Westlake citizenship, I have an abiding faith that the same ideal will be perpetuated for years to come. Education is the most important enterprise of our free society, and I deem it a privilege to be a part of the Westlake community. ,..-1' .y:Uu 'i FACULTY Mrs. E. S. Cockrell ew French 1, 2 Miss Isabelle Brown Vijfgwii French 3, 4 Lower School French Qiifl ,J iiiil ' gf' ds, 5 f , s . ,J , E ii cf' s.t 4 4,1 I ,y ,f ' ig.- .Q Z H? 0 - -xt 5' U ' r l i f 2 1 W i Y ' j 2 2 j S r Y i ? .V Ll '- 1 V in Yi' 'i Mrs. Catherine Zangrilli Miss Pniiicin Ann Henning Lower School Principal Head Counselor 4.mWwf,,m.,WN,,,ss, ,.,, W, , , , , Mrs. Renwick McNiece-American History Mrs. Wilfred Mommaerts-Physiology Miss Joyce Holland-World History Mrs. Ruth Elizabeth Thompson-Chemistry Science 8, Math 8 Miss Anne Stevenson-Physical Science Algebra 'I 9 Miss Mary Perrine-Physical Education Mrs. Charles Ervin-Physical Education fr-1 We 42 M hu ,,,. if A L .JFK Aff, , ffffzi, 4 '55, ff Of 1 ff---'fe--'f flfff fxf '1 ' ' W! wi fr 1 Y fl 70 Qi, Of af, ,Q 4 W '7 f fy K5 z Ss? 1, . i . , 2 'f 4' 1,11 fff If , Q f 2? f f 0- f f 1 z ff , s. 5 f , -igfmff f ' N f 'Pi 1 , , , 1 f 'wg I y f ,f.,5X.410. L ,f,? 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Circulation Manager on Pl . . . White Team Cheer- leader . . . Junior Vice-President . , . Senior President . . . Ambitions-playing bridge well, college, marriage, politics, and psychology . . . Hobbies-Dodgers and Bruins, reading phil- osophy, singing, strumming her guitar, eating hamburgers, and listening to a certain rhythm and blues singer lsimul- taneousIy?l. MARGOT ELIZABETH AMESTOY Champion sports player, organizer, and go-getter . . . en- thusiasm in everything she does . . . Ambition-to be an ele- mentary school teacher after attending Wheelock College in Boston . . . Future-driving her ever willing and able Stude- baker in Switzerland, skiis atop. ff 40? , ,-',, - 3 XV- L l' , 5 ' ,gpg .1-2, 1 4- fs , ,rrrfr A f f I4 Oh Lord, what fools these mortals be . . . Dorm President JENIFER RQSE ANDERSCN . . . Jefiner's ambitions-to be a child psychiatrist . , . to spend a twenty-three day vigil in the mountains praying to Odin . . . Hobbies-wondering and expounding on England . . . Great Problem-being seized by an alien force . . . Destiny- the Twilight Zone. MARTA PATRICIA ANGELL Marty's activities-heading the bulletin board, poster com- mittee, andthe intellectual Awareness group . . . little Ford . . . impressionistic Art . . . books by Salinger and Sandburg . . . Ambitions-going to S.C., being a commercial photogra- pher, reading many more stimulating books, making a killing in the stock market for her first million. 15 DEBQRAH ARMSTRONG Only stay quiet while my mind remembers the beauty of fire from the beauty of embers . . . . . . boarding department . . . green apples . . . bubble gum . . . Orange Julius . . . cut- ofts and sweat shirts . . . the beach . . . drama . . . Debby's ambitions-pre-school teacher . . . rearing three healthy children on sun-ripened figs and raisins . . . springtime in Europe . . . winter in New Zealand . . . summer in Tahiti. JANICE JEAN BAKER Nearest surviving relative of the Flying Dutchman . . . dreams of Scripps College . . . participant in the Assistines . . . onometry at U.C.l..A .... always running flate to classj loves sailing, swimming, and tennis . . . boys from Cal-Tech . . . enjoys Cfaccording to M.B.J torturing her younger sister . . . six hours of sleep per night. trig- l 6 DINAH HAVENS BATTEY Pi Spy and Debate Club member . . . will always remember r,,r Miss Mills' discussions on life, Ackley . . . Please, that sweater is out of uniform . . . noted with interest for little red horns . . . Pastimes-psychoanalyzing people and laughing . . Ambition-to be sophisticated! l l CANDICE PATRICIA BERGEN Nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass . . . seen driving a purple T-Bird- The Easter Egg . . . Hobbies-water skiing, riding, painting . . . to be a starving artist and writer on the Left Bank. . i ff DANICE K. BORDETT Schone welt, wo bist du'?' '... Student Body President . . . will attend Oxford . . . Hobbies-making primitive obiects d'art, Intellectual Awareness . . . Ambitions-to meet Boom-boom! Art Muholick, to travel like Richard Halliburton, to be multilingual, to be a Baker Street Irregu- lar. PAM BOWREN The lron-5kulled . . . achieves A's effortlessly . . . Baooh enjoys surfing, politicsf and iazz . . . Didn't realize how much l liked Westlake until I had to leave . . . Stanford, Youth on Call . . . will enter foreign service in Southeast- ern Asia. 18 NANCY ANN CLEVELAND Renowned for silver-blonde hair ancl Pandora l Bashosha- neem D her Great Dane . . . Hobbies-painting, coin-collecting . . . will maior in Art History . . . doesn't like expressing opoinions on Obiectivism with J.B. and L.F., who live for the day when she will preface a sentence with l think. KATHERINE ADELINE CONE When you laugh the world laughs with you but when you cry, you cry alone . . . Kitty will be the first woman on the moon . . . likes personalizing Easter eggs, and swim- ming . . . wishes to be an optimist and rational thinker and to secure the lights in the library. . . honors and Anti- Dragon pills. CAROL JEAN CRAIG Use your imagination' '... romanticist and athlete . . somewhere is her Enchanted Isle . . . known for getting her self fouled up in various situations and skiing at Mammoth . . fond memories of Primitif, the J.C., and bridge . . Future-to live happily in luxury. JOSALEE DOUGLAS Likes Bonaparte . . . bullfights . . . playing darts at 'l'l:45 . . . Kelley . . . Pastimes-homework . . . Time Magazine . . . Heard saying- That sounded lust like my grandmother On fait ce qu' on peut . . . seen looking-cryptic, mystic, col- lected, artistic, observant, studious, ancl French. 20 VILIAPHAN EUARCHUKIATI Neo likes sports, dancing, and art . . . and music some- times' '... hates to be away from home . . . seen in pale pink silk with golden flowers and a iewelled belt and chain, with the boarders swooning over her . . . Ambitions-to be an architect. SHIREEN GLORIA FAREED Nickname-Shireen Fareed . . . Athletic Association Presi dent . . . May Queen Attendant . . . seen in Tatty's creations- looking Persian . . . enioys chemistry, tennis, Wil Wright's Chocolate Mocca Ice Cream men . . . plans to study medicine and become a plastic surgeon, internist, or medical researcher. fl I -.-..,,-,-hw ll Voglio Bandoola! . Epidauros . Turandotl . LESLIE FARMER . Russel Oberlin, George London, Leonessa- . sempre arte mai amore . . . Parma, Marseille, . a white moth through midnight-Turandot! L.H.L .,.. Ayn Rand . . . a crescent moon on a pit-murk night.. . This above all.. . JUDITH LOUISE FISHER Known for little children with big eyes . . . loves art . . . rol- ling hills and oak trees . . . old musical-comedy movies . . . the beach . . . people . . . Norway . . . food . . . dogs . . . reading . . . church activities . . . plans to go to a California college and maior in Art. 22 L yrrr lflgfir .f We WML 'fi ' wg ,,, X . . ,,,,, , ,V , ,IKS , I, ,wwf 'rft I ' ' fs , ',-f. ,',f, f Eff, f 7 I 2 3 f, .,,, , ,Mffw ,,,, , ,f,, f4h,,f,,,9.M,,. Kfhff ' . ,f -1 .An ',-f -,Jfff , f, ,yen ' H 2 5,52 ,' I 3 5 V ,liffffl- iii ' ' ' ' 5 - ,'f,' 3 ,V.,, I ' ,',' , ,f 12 .3 f it 1' 7 175 , 0' it 3. ,.4.f.:f nw :NsYf3l'Q2g: Happy COh, pleasell Freiberg wants to write a novel called Watch the Fiddler Fiddle . . . is frequently seen jumping CONSTANCE A. FREIBERG up and down and being what l'm not supposed to be . . . the gobbler in the corridor . . . Hobbies-talking, smiling, photography, eating, and talking about Antigone. JEANNETTE GARNIER Your joy is your sorrow unmasked . . . May Queen At- tendant, lntellectual Awareness Club, Pi Co-Editor, Vox Editor . . . J hates Monday mornings and loud people . . . Pastimes-skiing at Mammoth and trying to look exotic . . . Problem-lack of organization . . . Ambition- to found a new international set. ,f gk! .Ah ployee. ,-f, X W 4 ,is PAMELA CATHERINE HAENKE We would rather die on our feet than live on our knees . . . loves all outdoor sports, San Francisco ancl touring the United States of America . . . dislikes Pat Brown and Cadillacs who push little Falcons around . . . Future-government em- 4 ., , . , 'f ' 5 ,-A4 :Y N , - , 33 . A , 1 i , 1, -.11-ft.,-E ,f X7 'j , f f , .P My-, ,, VW, ,.,V my is 'V Q' 'zz-Q44-1f.,tf-4.-f4t 'W , ','-, ,eywwif wx ii. .1 ff ' of tigvil ' ,ff X I ' i ' , 4 , M , , 71,5 , 9 X1 'f '91-f 7 Tfiwf ' wi ,,,1f, ,We f -7f.fffc'fff2T-,ffl 'f,' 6 lfftff ', 7 F' 'L fs't, it 's-t- it f 'f , s V A' if , . .,:.,, - Wm YAEA ELENA KESSLER Favorite saying, Oh Puhl . . . the college of her dreams-V the University of Israel . . . enioys giving vitamin C pills to those with colds and listening to Ferrante and Teicher's Possessed after lights out . . . Ambition-to whistle like a boy. 26 GAY LYNN LAMONT l must go down to the sea again, to the lonely seas and sky . . . Frankie goes insane at the sight of a spider . . . loves crab gumbo, singing, sketching, dancing, and sailing . . . wants to make use of her abilities in such a way as to con- tribute to God's world. l LESLIE JOAN LENTZ Likes dancing, being in Catalina, and testing Spanish and Italian restaurants with Hoolie . . . Ambitions-to get eight hours of sleep a night and still be sleepy enough to get eight hours of sleep the next night. , . to live in ltaly . . . to find someone who will be impulsive with her. , 'Q Q 4 if 'f'41f1y,,n, A, M, we rf mf 1- I rf 1 ' Z' ,gi 35? ,?f,,iw, S f Z f 927 't M M f Z ft 4 4 45152 C f f 4, 2, X gg 3 ,Z 9 gif 5: Wifi J gf, 4 ,g rpg' f f ,' ,UWM H v v 1 ,2 SHJIQ H5 ff aiu lizzie' it ' ,mln W4 f 1 N W in yur ga it t E ff A V221 ,, 'i kgft 1:2 5 K :2 f' -4 ffW77 I Z ,Z L 'K V' ' ' x ffff 27 V-fl' t' ,. 1 5.2 .flu W VL. 12 .- ',,:':ff.f'U..Lf,E L MYRIAMO FORTUNATE ANGEL LIPARI Famous for the most beautiful hair in school and exciting performances in Drama . . . will go around the world and end up in Rome where she will tree-lance for fifteen months . . . wants to thank everyone, especially the Dorm people. PAMELA MARLOW Grendel is frequently seen blushing . . . good . . . White Team Captain . . . Student Body Secretary first semester . . . the trickiest knee in the Senior class . . . will write a book, The Conservative Conservative . . . bound either for Scripps or Strong Beez with Hoppy. in all sports 28 PERLA BIANCA MARTYN Ka Ya Bunga . . . wants to have a hopscotch session in the upstairs sitting room during an English test . . . renowned for her double-entendres and her laugh . . . lives by this rule: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you, but do it first! DANIELLE MARVIN Famous for Good Eggs campaign and unfailing good sportsmanship . . . Beloved by all for her thoughtfulness and generosity . . . loves S.C., going to Casa Escobar, people, sports, and life . . . Student Body Secretary second semester, Gold Team Captain and an indispensable part of her class. VICTQRIA FRANCESCA MILLAND Lunkhead will always remember Santa Monica Blvd . . . Hobbies-skiing in Switzerland, bowling, and reading . . . dislikes big crowds and noisy individuals . . . hopeful destina- tion-U.S.C .... known for having the daintiest, tiniest white hands in school . . . Future-marriage. f at 45.-' N 'ii wwime, DIANE HELAINE MOLER Dede lives for surfing at Waikiki . . . is seen writing letters to her horse and combing Tim's forelock . . . hates people who cut surfers down and who say I told you so . . . and being called Diane . . . known for great green glasses. 30 CAROL YVONNE POWELL Yvonzo will never forget the way Pam Marlow studies, and Connie Freiberg after the election . . . loves cheesecake, limbo music, the beach, and dancing . . . dreams of cheering the Trojans on to more victories . . . will marry a famous doctor. 'Q-'fmt iff CLAUDIA ELISA RICCI Blue Tempest?-What?-Where? . . . Pi Editor, Proctor and Chapel Committee . . . modern art, water-skiing, and travel- ing . . . Semester Break-Mammoth . . . seen blossoming out with maquillage in the L.G.R. five minutes after the bell rings. . . Ambition-to be an architect. 'Zi' vw -el? JILL ROSENBERG JANE ELIZABETH RODDEN Wear safety pins, they'll do the iob . , , likes Van Cliburn . . . Myriam's hair . . . Kean prints . . . favorite pastime- playing tiddlywinks with pearls . . . Vox Business Manager . . . in her spare time eats cheese-cake with Zorro . . . known for Pre-Raphaelite complexion and hair. Little-One's destiny-head-shrinker . . . Hobbies-slciing, chasing tennis balls, standing next to Grendel looking up . . . bound for Brandeis University . . . magic eyes-color them green, blue, hazel, and the fifteen Rossetti shades if you're artistic. 54 32 JULIET ROZSA Hates being called Rottsa, Rosa, Roowtsa . . . Hobbies- flamenco, jazz, espresso coffee, Latin and Cantonese food . . . Future-to marry someone in the diplomatic service, have two boys and a girl, have dogs everywhere, and speak French, Italian, and Spanish fluently. 5 l ALEXIS GEORGINA SCHARFF Lexie's favorite word- help . . . pet peeve guys who can't make up their minds . . . loves skiing at Mammoth and the Zeta Psi fraternity . . . dreams of U.C.L.A. and a new car . . . Ambition-to be a pre-school teacher. 33 LAURA JANE STANLEY Pi Co-Business Manager . . . known by the elite as The Little Monster . . . renowned for her incredible tales of Webb high lite . . . will remember tor always and always the unforgettable times spent at her summer place in Malibu . . . Surt's Up! Q A s LYN MARGARET VANDEGRIFT Hiii Dearrr . . . loves White Lincoln Continentals, Robert Goulet, Judy Garland and New York's bright lights . . . spirit unquenched even by her self-imposed academic re- straint . . . Ship's at a quarter to eight . . . Ambition- to play tennis with Rafael Osuna 2 ,. ,X A 5 A rdimiaagz 5 34 'tt , ' 1 7 f-A---f f , V Hal f . f - f s . de' m.....wy. V- Hs . -1' fr Arn: -ff I l Asrri we .. .'-,. I . , f-s, , gmiill Q MQ ii HELEN HANCOCK VINCENT Likes McDowell, Ravel, Puccini and pigeons . . . indicates musical aims rather loudly at times. . . destination-the Eastman School of Music . . . pet peeves-Brahms 5'I exer- cises for the piano and Leutgen 37 vocaleses for the soprano voice . . . lends operatic air to our sports field. '-u...., history. 35 LINDA VQN DRASKA Loyal Gold . . . energetic athlete . . . ardent Republican . . . potential essayist . . . horseback riding in Palm Springs . . . can be seen smooming oft in her VW . . . cheerful disposition . . . consideration for others . . . unpredictabil- amber-colored hair .Plans to major in U.S. in JILL WHENMCUTH Biochemist andfor veterinarian . . . Scripps . . . Peter O'- Toole . . . Hobbies-helping with operations at the Vet's, reading Huxley, Wallace and Lawrence of Arabia.. . traveled around the world two times, lived in Australia for three years . . . born in England . . . has made a Web- ster's Cloud Chamber . . . loves Wales and Richard Burton. So on our heels a fresh perfection treads, A power more strong in beauty, born of us And fated to excel us . . . 'Xby gffwzf? rfb!! 1 , !,7W w' :km ' s f,n,Vi,.2m IW .Q g I ss,f' ,ww I ' k - ,fig , f X ' ,Tj ,, , if n.ff 'j i,Ak1Q W we gf f I 'QL 4. f, W, ,,.., w.,,,V,,g QV3,.'ff',Q.v ,ln f V . ' ' X, , f' he ff, .J ,, - , f ff, MQ, 4, 4 24,3197 ,Q fu V4 It ,V , , y' KU. , I ,wi ' ' Z 5 ,Q..f-TY www k VW .f 39 Senior Class Presidenf Patricia Willis OFF Boffom Row: J. Whenmoulh, J. Rodden, E. Kessler, C. Freiberg, M. Lipari, M. Amesloy. Middle Row: V. Euarchukiali, B. Gufh, A. Scharff, J. Fisher, P. Martyn, L. Farmer, L. Gcrrell. Top Row: L, Slanley, D. Baftey, D. Marvin, G. Lamonl, P. Marlow, L. Leniz, P. Willis, V. Milland, L. Vandegrifl. 40 T0 EW HQRIZO Il f 5 5 5 x 1 l , r l l g x W D J C S 1 A f Z fx , . I 1' . I 1: R ' V I I l X K nw R-it A 4-...igfxxi 7 ., E ' if' if' L yn.. - A A R H V' nl' G Gifford D Moler J Rosenberg, M. Angell, P. Bowren. Middle Row: J Boflom ow: . lnce , . , . , . Garnier, S. Fareed, P Haenke, C. Craig, J. Rozsa, J. Anderson, D. Bordell, D. Armstrong. Top Row P ll C. Ricci, T. Graham, J. Douglas, K. Cone, C. Bergen, L. Von Draska, J. Baker, N. Cleveland, Y. owe 41 In the beginning . . . Raising the D-Day flag . . , ' i' ,W fa, , y, 11. ' ' -iV. - ll . -1 ' ' 'br . ' 3 . Q 1 1 ,X ,.-, , N'?'41LT,xR vfgw . BL And what is your opinion of the fiscal year? Muscle Beach . . Who? What? . . Where? . . . When? Why? . X 4-'fa.,f,kWLZ Affvf WNW V fdfshl vs 59455 if But he said he loved me . . Get me a slow horse, Miss Henning! Westlake jets . . . 21? fewer cavities with Crest . . . , ......- , ,Jiffy ., 2 m ssfsxxm X I ? f f . ' ,..44... .-- ,nl Milk, punch, or .... ?? Garden of Eden . . . . . . Seniors Ditch Day . . . Wonder Palms, Palm Springs ... .March 21-23 . . just Because The Four Norsemen L ,, . i In the end . . . 'f M 5 3 1, l I l RI Senior Ring Pledge We pledge ourselves to seek earnestly the best gifts inspired by loyalty to our Alma Mater. These rings shall remind us always to encircle our thoughts and our actions with a band of gold: the gold of beauty, of truth, and of service to others. 44 CEREMQNY RING SONG if By Helen Hancock Vincenl May these bands of burnished gold Remind us as our lives unfold Of Wes1lake's gifls, which we will hold Closest lo our hearts. These gifls include the friendships sound, The loyal lies by which we're bound, The love of lruth, the beauty found Blooming in our hearls. . li . if ,',e. is X, 5 L1 . . 7 - .4 ,. f ' ' f X. g .. v- -! I ?' i' 1 f' f ft we 45 gl J - l 3 S l l '. , -4 all ..- I 'Y i K f wx 'N , Y P Q j f f l ii li, 1. X l 1 fl if iff gx I, UNDERCLASSMEN 1965 W 47 'lulle Comer Katherine Kinsey Noelle Cross President Anita Hanna Linda Turner Penny Fulton Linda Topham Margaret Sherwood Alice Armistead Kathie Gunzburg Claudia Lewis Lynne Bryant Jean Langmuir Mariorie Appleman Kathie Gunther his VVYVVVV l Vicki Marlow Cindy Smith Christine Partridge Kathleen Schrillo Sharon Lehrer Candy Norton Florence Dible Mary Beswick CLASS QF 964 Viviane Peler Belly Bliss Diana Grosenbaugh Jane Hollingsworth Conslance Porler Barbara Bancroft Melody Slernoff Andrea Aber Lee Cooper Julie Bryanl' Susan Larson Mary Asmussen Karen Manulis Ann Morgan Virginia MacDonald Carol Wade Marilyn Morelon Mary Knight Cathy Granholm Toni Morgan Gaile Deu Schel Susan Johnson 1 M f, 3 ,- f jii f X f C' 'i.1f?.,ZV55:LM5:': , ' M, Q 4 ' Q 52, f., ff! 1 -'1 5, - V f X X f 0 X vi f'! , ff ff, paw u' Mann- Q-.4-,ww ug,-.-M um , 1.--1 , Agn . ww. .mw- Q-f-1,3 'Lv 1. f 'pw -w,.- ff' 4 sf, We ? , W J 2 K .ng ,Q I fiyy 'l'M :ff 4 z1,7a,v,4,p-'- W N , ? Y 2 1,3 , , ' ' ff zlr' . W , 51 Vicky Wood Mila Malden Marian Holter Betty Jane Stuppy Jill Jacqua Deborah Sturges Christine Talman Nancy Urist Jessica Bartlett Jean McConnell Althea Gerrard Patricia Burkett Mary Levy Angela Porter Christine Teets President 52 Linda Rushton Sandal Dunbar Candy Martin Molly Hughes CLASS OF 765 Darleen Roddenberry Lynn Kinney Susan Shepard Deborah Morgan Lucinda Hoyt Edina Mom maerls NGQBI' 53 Denise Henkes Vicki Sinunu Ervi Brelfauer Diane Hunt Susanna Boles Lorna MacDonnell Brooke Anderson Ginger Hyland Mary McCulloch Judy Wheeler Vicloria Blair Barbara Burnell E137 , ,,,. - '-f- M- ' x 9 ,., Q A+. J S , 33,1 ix I S d-Ali X. if KX ' 4 4 0 K 1 1, Y , 1'- 9 K h if - 335. ' ,.., L ,E . ' - 1, Tm I '- ' ' ' L ' ' , .QfQ'ggl1xL,L,,f V X . 5 ,, gg i f-fi gi I li , x,:,l-- t ,x 1 ' 1. I A Q Q .1 ' f 3 51 -5-Fiiiif , ij?-I, 1 Fx x L. 1.1 55 I A 5 Lindy Shelden Marcee Fareed Nina Slern April lnman Patricia Canlley Jan Schleussner Robin Gore Pamela Brown Nancy Marriott Grelchen Vasen Renee Berges Christina Singleton Cindy Rea Jean Mann Linda Wralher Chrisline Keilh Presldenl f ff Q 1 ,Q ! f ff iffy 4 it y W6 1 f 5 ' fwy ' WC! Pamela Shoop f ffffff fffW :A Mary Pal Mafhison UQXCV7 fffywf S V 0 Vf! ffff Af.fs4f,,.'..,,z:j.. , ,Q g4Q,.f,L-4 Barbara McCulloch Melinda Cummings f- ffm f A 'f ww - :A .Sq X. ,, it 56 CLASS OF '66 Dorcas Balley Chery Sumner Jo Anne Gilmore Melinda Miles Jan Taradash Kalhy Craddock Rosemary Fond Bellie An n Beswick 4 , 'LG' ., 4 .ff j s,h47 fgmz V fwyw' IQ!!! 'X ,ff if ff ,K 5 X , fi fzgg f ,bf 7 f 4, fgff' ff W! fff Wd ff f If f' iff? 4 Ellen Morgan Rosalind Gray Pamela Ravin Laurena Ricci Colelle Cross Elizabelh Dible Joan Cerny Lindsay Doran Ann Bromfield Carolyn Reed Cafhleen Carroll Vicforia Appell I? KY? ,S O 4 . ,, I ' 1 Z f 1 1' Q 3 5 1 Q , f ,- 2 W 5? 5 3 A b A t , ' 8 A?A' A if -,.,, :,. N , if f If , 4, A ,,-' la-1 .V V, , 52 ' X '11 S xg , 1 J , I if The New Girls i, H' V' JM 1 -,4 4 vw 'si' av-M1 Aa K, b Q 5 9 Topo Swope Linda Grayson President Sharon Heinz Carolee Snyder Marie Hamilton Leslie Weiss Connie Baker Constance Zec Marcia King Cathy Carsien Lisa Gunzburg Libby Foster Dorie Krahulik Ann Laila K. Sokolnikoff Cindy Moreton Neva Winans Pamela Woodill CLASS OF 7 Mary Orcutf Leslie Sherf riff! f v' -, ., if-1yCf,ff,', ff ' ' f, 571412014 fdfffgi ', f f,:fjfff,Zf 'i'f,f , V , Ziggy, g ',V', f 0 W., 3 'V ,dp Sue Noerdlinger ff 'f ' '41 f ' Brenda Carlson v V - ,Q Candace Carpenler ,X X Q , dx 61 Shelley Amesfoy Priscilla Danzig Wendy Fellman Louise Clark Annefie Camp Karin Brefiauer Nancy Fardelius Susan Doud Dee-Ann Smifh Reidun Sognnaes Kendall Fewel Lucia Walters XW ,wg ,1 -' f I A 4 1 ff 4, f QQ ,. X ,,, , aff' ,, HQ. , X 1 - -4 x ,,,JiL ffi , 'Y ' 2 'K x Y' Q ' s , f -- ,I . Y 2 f 4 s fa ' .572 h Y ,,,: f 1 ...M Nb, ! , 63 2? fgw fj,L9fl,f 4 . My 'Q S 5 H 5 Mrs Catherine Zcng Absenf K Maclean Mrs. Edmund Slabler SIXTH , GRADE K. Slewarl, M. Houghlon, P. Cummings, J. Slewarl, l.. Rubin ':Z4f',a.v7,4ffif-X-4 4 'fwfkf 4 f:'nr 'K-47!'f.f' mmf, ffwff f-1!,f,'..,f,,.4 ff f -ww! - ,. . WW ,QAAfyfw.ff,5,f'4f,,,,f-,W f . . M f-zfnf, , mf.,-fn,-1 fmm I . yM.,,f:,f,f..y,,,gyff,, ,,f.g,,! , ,f ,754 ff, f -ffggzwlwff 3 QQQQ '5'ffgf,1E,,f'1ff' V f Wffy,f'fz' n , 'f' ' , , fv 'f fffziflwff -fy ' . 5,1 '1 ., , V , -. pf f iw , f fL4?fQ'U'!!.PL7:f!.viffy'!,f4!f Cf' , ,V 7 'K ,f ' f,7ffj4,'. ' ,. '- V, iff, '21 J, ,',' . - fm2,fQg5gfQ,f15ff',f'4f4fy,f ff ,,,ff f,'f,f,.z1 4 . f f 'U-fi , , V 4 ,. M ff fagwrzz5ff7 xifiYQf fi ,. '571 il ff J 45,ff,g3y.,,, f' ,M f V: f I ' 451' pf ' 4 9 fx C. Cummings, M. Shafer, M. Wellman, I. Tanosescu, L. Foldvary, S. Tollefson M. Parlridge, P. Ribbey, S. King, L. Willis N. Hunlley, M. Benglson, D. Rea, D. Doves, T. Formy J. Huber, L. Doheny, K. Ulery, C. Rhocds, A. Porler, C.l.. Bowles 65 FIFTH GRADE r A 7 2:1 -1 5 1:5 ' r, A mmk' C A fm-f'.i':f:t:.2:':1' ' ., , e ,-mptf - f-.Max If fm ,. , Q-,g T'vRi,9kfvf 'F , W , ' fi 312. ' ,121 J. Edwards, S. Scotf, H. Henriksen C. Grunt, S. Fletcher, M. Myers, S. Maclean, J. Crouch Mrs. Hesfer McBurney K. Keck, L. Gosden, C. Reese, D. Bengfson, K. Badin, H. Hobbs J. Wheeler, L. Alznaer, B. Stirreif, S. Gu-asii, R. See, C. Harris 66 Q.. Mrs. Roger Plaisled FGURTH GRADE C. Bridges, D. Roddenberry, l.. Jacobs R. Jones, E. Vielor, S. Friedman, S. Manley S. Jones J. Williams W. Gran? G. Fuller 1 1 1 l B. Thompson, P. Ganlz, N. Sluarl, P. Bliss, C. Malden 67 Mrs. Muriel Ruick THIRD GR DE C. Granholm, J. Chatfield, D. Clark Eddy 'WT H I ' 'N L .., H Q. V ' f f . L P. Mitchell, S. Farmy, L. Collins G. Chatfield, D. Kurtzman, H. Lamont, G. Rogers, M. L. de Herrera P. Rich, A. Bok, W. Huntley, E. Keck, L. Mandelik 68 SECQ D GRADE A. L. Sognnaes, T. Lakeman G. Hurd, J. Friedman B. Rogers, V. Foldvary, L. Mallery J. Slone, K. Heizman, L. Cummings, K. Tempereau S a Mrs. Edward Billings L. Ohrbach, S. Vander Horck, E. Getlle, M. Grayson, L. Porier 69 Mrs. Jane Forrcnni FIRST GRADE 53 ,, fs af X R. Granholm, A. Jacobs . .rrrr 5 fb: ' M M N. Amyes, L. Wcliers, D. Freberg K. Kurfzman, P. Alznauer, I.. Temperecu, J. Booke my.. V X I.. Beyer, M. Martyn, J.M. Harris, G. Mondelik, J. Tavelman 70 Mrs. Katherine Troxler KI DERGARTE .Wye , , . . My vw hw f ' fn ffl ., J., f, , 9, - ya, - r ff 'L 'T , rf 'Y' GW ,a . 1. ,wff .M .,m.,,,,f,fMff,,.,f mmff, ,,,, fwmwwfw V . , V, - -'fa-,ff -. K . -. 'C , . , ' 2 I fm, 9 -.tal I .1 .- , ' 'ww Aff gm- ,. ,iff A 23 if 'V f Wwicf Q 114. I . fKffgA'p'f.s4 ' ' - V. 4 '- 5 ,,-' - - V ' W---qw .,fw,,f:W4fQf,Q, f ,, .fx.f .ww ,, H f , ,.,,, - , .,, , , , f . i ff P. Stewart, D. Smith A. Heavey, C. Ohrbach, A. Boorstin K. Lohman, L. Trope, A. Fletcher, E. Meenun 71 ACTIVITIES 1965 In 7 if J P if Q ' Left to right: Kathy Kinsey, Miss Patricia Henning Head Counselor Pat Willis, Angela Porter, Danielle Marvin, Pam Marlow, linda Grayson, Marcy Fareed, Candi Bergen and Danice Bordett. STUDE T COUNCIL My? First Row: Jane Rodden, Dinah Battey, Jill Rosenberg, Diane Moler, Candi Bergen. Second Row: Nancy Cleveland, Gay Lamont, Kitty Cone, Linda Von Draska and Marty Angell. COMMITTEE HEAD 5 1 'f?+'s'fHh g i n. ,J g N ff ,W -f 1 Ni? v My Wt, 'L' Q. , A xfi'i3' fi xfjw 'mf ' LAK f l 7' , 1 f f fy , ., fi MA -iii W Q, 324' Opera Group ASSEMBLIES ,yy Mr. Ray Bradbury Westlake Debate Club Mr. Frederick Larson fr ,W ,V',, 1, Vgywf, I M, f ,W 'xv 'fff'fv'1-1 - f V 'ifS'Ql1 , , ,.4.. ,, sf' Ma' rf ., f X ff:-f. ,f f f 142 . M7271 4 W m , f'jf:Vf,wJ,l W if ' mf , 2 , fs, ith. I 5 , V W .W i:,l. VV H f,.,-f wzgw. ,ig 4 ' .XQI7 ' . --dv' 'i , W5g,5Zg532:,fpv X ff ii Q , ' 1 rf, .. ,. muff f-ffm! Q. , , fZl 3faj,,'Q KAL: gg, V , . if -, T , Q ' L' f ff 2 f , 2 ' M r rrrl S e M erurrr Mr. Gerald Heard and Mrs. Garnier ,ay ,g ,yzmf-f Mr. Marvin Gray ,s na- , , .WI Q I Y, I? if I f- , 2 f gf, I I, ,Iifff A f ,MII ff',, fvff V,., I, my , y, 7 V-,, 1 f I K . f- i Iiiiii Vkh' A I e elss Family 5, V ,,',, 'ii ' A , , 'hf' A L il FI ,417 Li-gn., ,LV .M4,gQ-3 , ' I I ,, . ,,,. ,V 4,7 'fl dly I I I ly I ' ' z,., '1 I 1. 'lf' ,,', ,I +11 'I ,',' ,az 4 f fa, ' , ' ,If I, ' , av: 1 ' ' , r 3. I ' Mf'r4f77 ,',' - ,f.,.., , I, F ,fx , . 'f Lira-: i 'i,a1ye,:,I,',I, I f .. L , ., ' - ... IM - . 4-,Q , I,I,1f4I'iv1'Ii , ,Z 'I,' T ,I,, , M , , 'I-' 753,37-ll sw , , ,VIV, . ,i,ri,6, 'LVN' Q I i k ', I,,' 1 as ' ,, I,.lz .5 J ,. . IazIf+,f1:af,',ni, EX , ,L ,' I. ,, ', .ga Q Qi Q I ,Q 2' 'T ,iz gf! ,VI f- f' 'I , ' . ' f,V,, ,I ...W 'Q I V, F ji, 'l'44,,fgf,IQ ii,, t I r'MI F 5 f ,V K H I,I. , I w- h - f m. , ' Vr,' 1 , .gl W' ,, g- ' 'f 'I ' -gr' - : 2 - ' , ' . 2 A :ii ,wwf sv ,74.fI ,,W-,I,:.f. f- I, ,I W . ., ' I ' -- an :I . 1 -5 1 ,12 1 ' , ., , , 'f 1 J, 1 is ,- ,I Mrs. Mary Holmes I f AL NA AUGHTERS First Row: M. Miles, C. Partridge, S. Amestoy, C. Carsten, E. Dible, Second Row: F. Dible, C. Reed, M. Holter, S. Noerdlinger, B. Stuppy, C. Smith. Third Row: D. Grosenbaugh, C. Rea, M. Amestoy, P. Martyn, C. Craig, A. Scharff, J. Garnier. fb, Afgxy ,, 1 , .Q 5 l First Row: M. Martyn, A. Heavey, L. Porter, A. Boorstin. Second Row: D. Rea, H. Harper, L. Partridge, R. Jones. Third Row: D. Doves, M. Partridge, E. Gettle, C. Cummings, S. G'uosti, A. Porter, P. Simpson. if A' 'lr I ,, N X II- .t xv- 1, x Fm- Absent: Carol and Louise Bowles, A. Bok, C. Grant, C. Harris, S. Heinz. 77 SPQRTS 78 1 , A Al Athletic Association: White Team Captain, Penny Fulton, President, Shireen Fareedy Secretary, Lolane Garrett, Gold Team Captain, Lani Cooper. AA. CGUNCIL 5., . 3 ,, V K wiht 79 3. ' lin GOLD TEA Dear Golds: Thank you all so much tor being such a great team this year. Your exuberant spirit has never wavered even in the face ot defeat. We have all worked hard to build our teams to run smoothly. This could not have been attained without the help ot each one of you. I am very honored to have been Gold Team captain this year. I iust hope that next year's cap- tain will have as much fun as I have had. Lani Cooper 5 Front Row, left to right: A. Scharff, M. Lipari, J. Anderson, D. Marvin, Roddenberry, A. Porter, J. Wheeler, M. Malden, C. Talman S Shepard K Cone, L. Cooper, Neo, G. Lamont, D. Armstrong, J. Baker. Second V. Blair, V. Sinunu, C. Martin, M. Holter, L. MacDonnell G Hyland C w: V. Milland, C. Bergen, L. Von Draska, J. Rodden, C. Ricci, D. Lewis. Sixth Row: C. Singleton, J. Mann, L. Shelden J G,lmo,e C Battey, L. Stanley, M. Amestoy, D. Moler, J. Whenmouth. Third Row: J. Reed, B. A. Beswick, M. Fareed, J. Schleussner, L. Doran R Fond J Hollingsworth, L. Bryant, M. Asmussen, A. Armistead, M. Beswick, A. Taradash, B. McCulloch, C. Carroll, N. Marriott, P. Cantley E Morgan Aber, C. Norton, B. Bliss, C. Wade, K. Gunther, K. Manulis. Fourth Row: P. Ravin. Seventh Row: J. Gladstone, N. Berman, C. Cross N Sfem M Sternotf, K. Kinsey, C. Cross, K. Gunzburg, A. Hanna, L. Turner, Gray. Eighth lfow: C. Zec, N. Winans, S. Amestoy A O P M B Bancroft, M. Appleman, T. Morgan, C. Partridge, D. Langmuir, C. Hamilton, L. Foster, A. Alvarez, C. Carpenter, P. Danzig K Brenquer Granholm, V. Marlow, S. Larson, C. Porter. Fifth Row: L. Kinney, D. S. Heinz, P, Woodhill, L. Grayson, R- 509n Ge5f L- We'55 A ah iii WHITE TEAM Dear Whites: I can hardly thank you all enough for your help and enthusiasm during the past year. Serving as your captain has been one of the most rewarding expe- riences of my life. Win or lose, we were always on top in spirit, sportsmanship and loyalty. By your ability and eagerness to cooperate, you have made me proud to be a part of you. I feel we have achieved a unique togetherness which has led the way to better team-work and has made any work on my part completely worthwhile. I only hope that you have enioyed being a White as much as I have enioyed being your captain. Once again, thank you for everything. Penny Fulton Front Row, left to right: S. Fareed, M. Angell, L. Vandegrift, Y. Powell P. Martyn, P. Fulton, C. Craig, D. Bordett, P. Bowren, J. Rozsa, L. Lentz Second Row: J. Douglas, J. Fisher, B. Guth, E. Kessler, J. Rosenberg, T. Graham, P. Willis, C. Freiberg, J. Garnier, P. Marlow, N. Cleveland Third Row: J. Bryant, G. Deu Schel, S. Johnson, V. Peter, C. Lewis, F. Dible, C. Smith, A. Morgan, M. Moreton, L. Topham, S. Lehrer, M Knight, D. Grosenbaugh, G. MacDonald, K. Scrillo. Fourth Row: B. J Stuppy, A. Gerrard, T. Teets, M. Stringfellow, M. McCulloch, S. Dunbar, V. Wood, B. Anderson, M. Hughes, D. Hunt, D. Morgan. Fifth Row: C Sumner, E. Mommaerts, E. Brettauer, N. Urist, S. Boles, D. Sturges, J. Jacqua, J. Rushton, P. Burkett, C. Hoyt, B. Barbara, M. Cummings. Sixth Row: M. P. Mattison, M. Miles, C. Rea, J. Cerny, V. Appell, E. Dible, L. Wrathexr, L. Ricci, C. Keith, S. Noerdlinger, L. Sherf, G. Vasen, A. Brom- field, R. Berges, S. Rose, P. Shoop. Seventh Row: M. Orcutt, S. Doud, K. Fewel, W. Feltman, D. Krahulik, L. Gunzburg, K. Sokolnikoff, D. A. Smith, M. King, T. Swope, C. Carsten, C. Moreton, B. Carlson, L. Walters, C. Syn der. SWIMMING This year has been an exciting as well as a reward- ing one for all of us with Gold-White swim meets, Wednesday afternoon practices and, of course, the Aquacade. I wish to thank Miss Perrine for her guidance and leadership, and all the girls who wholeheartedly gave me their support and spent many hours practicing. I have enioyed being Swim Club president, and I shall always remember your friendship and cooperation. Thank you. Mary Lou Asmussen 82 ,5jf7'l'i???' ,zo 1 1 ff If I I 1-, I if 1 I I 'fr Carol Craig Tennis Club Presidenf iamliiiiiv :-ffgq-4 1 f : 'x I : 1 , . 5 1 f +72 ff-f+N2 f+ . , , . 5 g f ' c ! ' 1 ml-+V'vk i A Z. 4+ 4 V5 l, j A 5' WESTLAKE TENNIS TEAM ff il L F. Christmas Vespers Sunday, December 9, 1962 Christmas Prelude: Why, O Shepherd Maiden? OWCH W- Brady, Ofganisf 17th Century French Processional: Adeste Fideles Westlake Student Body Scriptureg St. Luke, Chapter 2, Verses 8-20 Read by Danice Bordett Prayer QOriginalj Carol: The First Noel Two Stanzas Audience Thoughts at Christmas: Margot Amestoy Alice Armistead Neo Euarchukiati Noelle Cross Shireen Fareed Janice Baker Dinah Battey Candi Bergen Jenifer Anderson Debbie Armstrong Jill Whenmouth Myriam Lipari Claudia Ricci Helen Vincent Leslie Farmer Gay Lamont CHRISTMAS VESPERS 84 arr. by Louise Grant Choral Club Christmas Gloria Fantasy on Christmas Carols by Elinor F. Davies Choral Club and Student Body Carol: Silent Night Two Stanzas Audience Benediction: Audience Christmas Tea following the service Choral Club Director: Mrs. McMahon Pianist: Doris Crane Vespers Invitation designed by Leslie Farmer '63 Vespers Program Cover designed by Kathy Cracldock '66 FIRST HONORS AND SENIORS First Honors, left to right: Cindy Moreton, Christine Talman, Lindsay Doran, Sharon Lehrer, Viviane Peter. Seniors: Pam Bowren, .losalee Douglas, Patricia Willis, Pamela Marlow, Danice Bordett, Claudia Ricci, Martha Angell. SECOND HONORS Honor Students were entertained at dinner on March First Row: Reidun Sognnoes. Second Row: Margaret Sherwood, Penny -'AHL Included were Those girls who have maintained Fulton, Noelle Cross,. Jean Langmurr, Molly Hughes. Third Row: . Nancy Marriott, Chrlstune Singleton, Nancy Fardellus, Pamela Raven, 0 B+ or on A average during the first Semester- Ginger Hylond, Done Ann Kfonnlik, Libby Fosref, Carolee Snyder, Colette Cross, Nina Stern. HO OR DINNER Folksinger, Sebastian Temple 85 Dorm Council Dorm President Jenny Anderson I-9-..., . Mrs. Gladys Hunter Mrs. Velma Abbot! Housemolhers rg, , 5,1 , X ...,., , If 11. , , 'wwf ' -f f' . , 3 I fi . 13 ' g,, V, ' 4-:W w ,fn 'f' :f7'f5ff'.- . ', ivfiif'-ww EIWQ I, 'ff f ' J, . My Z?Q,,w I 'W Gmxmngy rbgaiizzlvrym, 'K ' f y J' mm ,gs !J!!A,,tn!1f , Q 4 ., ,.f .qi 3145253555531 ' -Q' f 2 fr +Mfff1 ' f f it 0, , I-1: A72 6. I , I ,TH S , ly A., H , r ! W. z ' ,f , ' 'P W . 91,4 . , L V ,Q I ' , , 1' 25. 55 - .f f . -. f fr, ' v-iw-4 , Qi ' ' , - 1 ' f , 7 f 1 ., : + - if J ' W Pl Editor, Vivi Peter, Assistant Editor, Vicki Marlow, Busi- ness Manager, Noelle Cross, Assistant Business Man- ager, Jean Langmuir, Copy Editors, Betty Bliss and Kathie Gunzburg, Circulation Manager, Alice Armis- tead, Sports, Penny Fulton, Art Editor, Coco Porter, Alumnae Editor, Linda Tophom, Photographer, Kathy Schrillo, Pi Spies, Jane Hollingsworth, and Sue Larson, Class Representatives, Connie Freiburg, Nancy Urist, Lindsay Doran, Reporters, Candy Norton, Marty Angell, Anita Hanna, Karen Manulis, Ann Morgan, Cathy Granholm, Sharon Lehrer, Margaret Sherwood, Christine Partridge, Advisor, Miss Carol Mills. No write-up except a copy of Pi itself can do iustice to WestIake's monthly. PI . f-. ,- ',,f'f,f 0f7f ff , -, , -,fff f ff X f4.QyzgfQf5zfiyfffaswwwf f .ff.,yw , I fy, ff f, ,5 f ,tv -wfgf-w'4w,,,:iff'-M4ifmif, ff , ' 11 ,. , 4 ar vt 'P ,, Wlff- U Q, . fi .if ,5f7,fff' f 4 f ' . -X if! ' ,,4f,g ,g , Nag, V V ,,2Qf,,,,,,,!5,fZZ f C Nyc .,4.,.. 1 , y ' 'z L f i 'A 'V 7, V- ,: 1 if ' X f I, if Clay s X , f li. ,Q 'L 3 A K ff f 0 X If ff Q f f f Y 1 f 4 X 02 1 X X f i ,y, f X 12 fr f gf! 1 r, Z, ff X' I f Z ff, Z 1 f Q J X v 2 - 4 ,J 1'- ,M r A , 4 - 'f1- L Q, ,',' if MW' 1 , Y I V W f ' A Lp' K A Ns .,z, 'f Wy! f .r 88 , W J, , f 2 4 X , f X 7 ,, , , 'ff , I' VOX Squabbles . . . But she doesn't look like a Wesl- lake girll Opinions . . . As T.E.L. would have said . . . Am I late? . . . A groaning lable, laden with fried chicken, olives, pine- apple upside down cake and copy . . . Miss Bred- low's bounly . . . Miss Lu Bredlow and Miss Dorolhy Smifh, advisors . . . Jean- nelle Garnier, Edilor . . . Pam Marlow, Layoul Edilor . . . Jill Whenmoufh, Pho- Iography . . . Leslie Farm- er, Arl and Copy Editor . . . Jane Rodden, Business Manager. This is the stuff of which Vox is made. MAY EETE Westlake's May Fete opened with the procession of our May Queen, Candi Bergen: Divinely tall, and most divinely fair,', followed by her attendants: Seniors, Gay Lamont and josalee Douglas, Juniors, Karen Manulis and Sue Larson, Sophomores, Edina Mommaerts and Donna Riorden, Freshmen, Melinda Miles and Cindy Rea, Eighth Grade, Leslie Sherf and Sue Noerdlinger. A Dance of Spring, composed by Mrs. jane Ervin and her dance groups, tennis exhibitions under Mr. Tanasescu, Miss Perrine's aquacade in the pool build- ing decorated by Miss Lamson's Art classes and flowers everywhere contributed to one of Westlake's most lovely ceremonies. i WE' 1 91 DANCES YEA 1 Vi, 92 35 A53 E FINE ARTS 1963 I- 'T W 1. J 5 First Row Cross, N. McMahon. C. Martin 4 f : R. Sognnaes, D. Morgan, C. Keith, M. Miles, A. Schraff. Second Row: P. CantI,ey, B. Guth, C. Berman, G. Vasen. Third Row: D. Moler, S. Johnson, A. Latta, L. Wrather, P. Brown, Mrs. Fourth Row: C. Moreton, L. Doran, S. Larson, M. Moreton, A. Hanna. Fifth Row: M. Mathison, , M. Holter, L. McDonnell, C. Rea. MUSIC A RT FREEDOM'S SONG A skylark serenades the breeze And flies from dawn to dawn, A stream flows swiftly to the sea And sings its gurgling song. The wind moves in and out the clouds And rustles through the leaves, While sunbeams dance with daffodils And play among the trees. Oh, we can loose the strings of lyres Coco Pmer And quiet their sweet refrain, Rhythm And we can fetter flesh with iron Or glittering links of chain. But who could cage the wild wind And still the singing stream, And who could kill the sunbeams' dance Or clip the skyIark's wings? A DANCE I danced on and on without pausing to breathe. I wheeled and whirled like a delicate leaf caught in a flood. The music seemed to lift my feet from the ground and drive me towards heaven. For the moment the spell of gravity had been broken and the iaws of endless space opened and swallowed me into a new medley of steps. My spirit never ended. I danced faster as the pulse of the music quickened. My heart pounded against my ribs like a frantic flutter- ing bird struggling to be released from its cage. My lungs were ready to burst under the terrific pressure of my soul as it pushed its way through my body and out into a beautiful emotion. My audience was enchanted by my grace and ease, watching me soar and fly, never missing a beat, never hesitating to think. My heart, wrapped in pure ecstasy, did the thinking for my brain. To the audience who sat in amazment, I was but a mirage: a wave that rolled up on the shore, left its mark and rolled back again. So overflowing with youth am I that my life is a dance. Cindy Hoyt Marty Angell Q8 Leones in 5iIva Gay Lamont Youth Exhibit: Collage From across the gallery you agree l am an harmonius blending of sight and sound. Come closer! Now watch! Each light and dark, each height and depth emerges before your eyes as from the womb. Though tissue tried to smother it, bitter metal must have its way and be seen in flashes. What could shield foil, however thin, from children's prying hands or the eyes of adults? Listen to my song. lt is ultra-violet. Find it where you lost it - in your heart. Christine Talman , fin 4505 Nancy Cleveland New England Bridge 0 ga, v5ifjZ,b,, fr.: i '26-f as iff' M' 'Q' :' 5-5 hh! il r ik 127' . it f :xl -I ,Q l l , Q 1 v, .mcg I ,C . is -fri ' I ' fv 1 , ki. V l Q 4 , 1 1 . X- ' ., if .I . f N 1 'qt-. T : Q R- 2 , ' -N N X ,Qc TS J ,. 4 y hifi C M . YS, l . ss. be - if ' f 1 ilxx A , V ,X V -. gf 1 . . L, g.,Y,i?Mjf VK X . ' s , 1 'tgzi lftl 'll -V Judy Fisher Two Boys in the Snow lm Hashachar Women drawing water from beautiful wells Under a kindling sky, frighten a gazelle fawn That has come to drink at the fountain's rim. The sound of a flute rises and swells Over golden hills. lt is dawn. Coming and going in the pure halt-light, Darkly veiled, they stream onto the plain, The great jugs balanced lightly on their heads, To dip them in water at the close of night, And turn, to walk into the hills again. Leslie Farmer THE TEACHINGS OF TIME Newly born, oblivious to cruelties, Unbelieving and forgiving. With age they learn the common ways. And can't escape. Manhood comes violently and suddenly. And little time is left for dropping tears, So forever hidden feelings call in vain And, unanswered, recede forever more. Vivi Peter Vicki Sinunu 'Kona The Spendthrifts They call us spendthrifts, we who throw precious time away to be swept up by the passing winds and blown into eternity, we who interrupt our all-important work on a spring morn- ing to watch the robin warble his greeting to a new life of warmth and plenty, we who squander valuable minutes in observing the antics of a crumb-carrying ant struggling over a littered desk top, we who delight in loosening the purse strings of our minds and letting our thoughts rush freely into the open where we may examine each as if it were a rare coin, we who temporarily erase the pressure of a material world and escape to the serene realm of God, yes, we who treasure these wasted moments as better spent than the hardest working day of our lives. Mary Knight ALL FOR NAUGHT Children walk open-eyed into soot filled air, And in ingenuous faith they stare up painfully And wide clear eyes blink, and smart, and fear And unborn tears are trapped by closing eyes A man is dead and placed within the ground, His bones to dust, his fate is in God's hands. Upon him sun and rain unceasing pound. He's free of life and life's unfair demands. Death cares not how great a man or small, How rich in fame or fortune when he breathed At iudge's seat he sat or bricks did haul. Life to Death this man she has bequeathed. For Life is but a servant unto Death Who serves her master in one single way To offer hope, ambition, light, and breath, Then gives to Death, who takes them all away. For truly man is dust and so when spurned By life, as dust to Death he is returned. Andy Aber 100 Vikauphan Euarchukiatu Sophistication in Pink WHAT IS WISDOM? lt is seen on the old one's quiet face, With wrinkles from study, toil, and pace. Wisdom begins where knowledge ends. Experience develops the lite one spends. Through love, forgiveness, envy and hate Wisdom is that which we learn too late. Marian Holter Toni Graham Madonna and Child Cindy Hoyt Horses at Night Leslie Farmer Spirit from Manfred lol A TEAR A tiny trickle of emotion Or a great sob of pain. Silent within Or a rasping cry to humanity. Hot and bitter Or cool and remote. An expression of sorrow Or an expression of joy. Jeannette Garnier Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Stanley Beyer Edward P. Garnier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Merrill L. Bengtson Mrs. J. Jerome Canavan Mr. and Mrs. James Douglas M. Farmy Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fuller Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Byron L. Gifford Ralph W. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Gray Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Guth Kay and Pat Anonymous Best Wishes Mrs. B. Bail Dr. and Mrs. Heizman SPONSORS DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Downey A. Grosenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McCulloch See's Candy Shops, lnc. Mr. and Mrs. Zelman Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Felice Lipari L. T. Lohman Mrs. Norman Macdonnell Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mitchell Mrs. Orra Eugene Monnette Mr. and Mrs. Philip Norton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Sindell Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Stanley Mr. and Mrs. William Winans Mr. and Mrs. Homer J. Wood Our very best wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wrather from friends of Westlake Peter Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bridges Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Burnett Mrs. Douglas Corner Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cummings, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Danzig Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dimmitt Mr. and Mrs. Jim Eddy Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Edwards General and Mrs. Ivan L. Foster Mrs. Albert Farmer Dr. and Mrs. Henry T. Friedman Mrs. William O. Gantz Mr. and Mrs. George Gore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Grant Mrs. M. L. Gunzburg Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Holter Dr. and Mrs. James S. L. Jacobs Mrs. Willard B. Johnson, Jr. F. H. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Manulis Nancy Marriott Mr. and Mrs. Martin Martyn PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Moreton Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Morgan Dr. Frank Mattison Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gifford Myers Dr. J. M. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Henry Noerdlinger Mr. and Mrs. James Rea Mr. and Mrs. Fausto M. Ricci Mrs. Gwyn H. Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Miklos Rozsa Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Scott Dr. and Mrs. Reidar F. Sognnaes Dr. Bruce Stern Mr. and Mrs. B. Theodore Sternoff. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Stewart Mrs. Christopher Stone Mr. and Mrs. E. Hadley Stuart, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutro Mrs. J. C. Tavelman Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Frank Taylor C. E. Tempereau Robert S. Thompson Frank Torres Dr. and Mrs. Marshall R. Urist Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. G. Stuart Woodill 102 Byron E. Vandegrift 103 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Vox staff thanks all the sponsors, donors, and patrons who have supported our annual. 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