This book remembers a year at Polytechnic
THE .BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Foster B. Rhodes, 1 22 .•••...•••••.....•. President
NormanS. Nyce ..•.•.....•.......• Vice-President
Mrs. John Cree Wilson, Jr. , 1 36 ........•.••Secretary
Mrs. Ellis W. Jones, Jr., 1 31 ..•...••.•.• Treasurer
Lady Crocker
Peter Davis
James D. Fullerton, 1 32
James N. Gamble
A. Stevens Halsted, Jr., 1 22
Alexander P. Nixon, 1 30
David P. Robinson
Stephen W. Royce, 1 35 M.D.
Mrs. Frank H. Hall Hallett D. Sm ith
William E. Ward, 1 42
Advisory Trustees '
Dr. Lee A. DuBridge
Dr. J.E. Wallace Sterling
DEDICATION
To Mr. Schuyler, our friend and adviser
WILLIS STORK, HEADMASTER
To the students of the Upper School:
In many ways this has been a year of fulfillm ent for Poly. We are now firmly established as a complete school from prekindergarten thro ugh the twelfth grade. The members of our first graduating class, according to all reports, are happy and successful in college.
Much of this accomplishment is due to you. You have been both _ratient and helpful in the transition period. With leadership and guidance from Mr. Schyler and his excellent corps of teachers, you have set standards that should be an inspiration to all succeeding classes. I am referring not only to your outstanding academic achievement and your excellence in music, dramatics, journalism, and sports, but also to your wholesomeness, your friendliness, and your loyalty. All these, along with your skits, dances, have helped to make this the finest school I have known.
To you who are leaving Poly goes our affectionate farewell; to you who will be welcomed back, a challenge to carry on the traditons so well begun in the past few years.
ARENT H. SCHUYLER, SR.
DIRECTOR OF THE UPPER SCHOOL
I know that I speak for the entire faculty when I congratulate the Class of 1963 on completion of their senior year and thank them for their excellent job of leading the school through its first year as a full sized high school.
We hope that you will always keep in touch with Poly and that the training, triumphs, and trials that you experienced here serve you well in the years ahead.
Faculty
William L. Cronk History
John C. Hageman Mathematics
Glenn A Lane English
Renee Bel Geary French
Mary W. Langstaff French
James L. Macnab Biology
George H. Moses History
JohnS. Manley
Robert R. 0 'Sullivan English
Marguerite B. Poulson Latin
Lorraine B. Schulmeister English
Robert F. Reeves Chemistry & Mathematics
Susan M. Rohlffs Mathematics
Arent H. Schuyler, Jr. Physics
Adrienne J. Sundaram French
Francis H. Wass Latin G History
Charles J. VanLaar French
Audrey C. Zweig Mathematics
Owen W. Brady Music
George A. Cooper Art
Sally A. Crosby Physical Education
Eileen P. Edwards School Nurse
John C. Fisher Shop
] ohn A. Heimann Physical Education
Shirley C. _ Heublein Physical Education
Elizabeth Millsley Secretary
Robert T. Knox Superintendent of Buildings & Grounds
Daniel Lichty Physical Education
Mr. & Mrs. Logie Custodians
Susan F. Miller Physical Education
Helen R. Reiterman Librarian
Florian Y ez erski Physical Education
Vi vian M. Young Dramatics
Jerome Dewitt Barnum II I
Honors IX, X; Yearbook XI, XII; Patio Pages X; School Play IX, X, XI, XII; Football XI, XII; Basketball B most valuable player XI, XII; Track B most improved player XI; Baseball IX, X, XI; Science Club X; National Merit Finalist XI.
Greek God with a slide rule ... star catcher ''It's the same I get when I smoke a cigarette. " Bismarck's buddy scientific notation most improved ... summertime conservative
Lawrence Wheeler Allen
Glee Club IX, X; Honors IX, XI; Yearbook XII; Football X, XI, XII; Basketball XI; Baseball X, XI; First Place Time Current Affairs Contest XI.
Wake me when it's over ... ''Not being Partisan or anything, but aren't the Democrats dumb?" ..• time laps .•• asleep in wolf's clothing ... D. H. Lawrence .•. rambling intellect
Robert Ross Copper
Glee Club IX, X; Honors IX, X; Newspaper IX, X, XI, XII; School Play IX, X, XI, XII; Latin Club Co-President XII; Patio Pages XI; Skiing Club X; Science Club X; Football XI, XII; Brown University Book Award XI; National Merit Finalist XII.
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"Cooper" cynic with a smile radically liberal "Did I ever tell you about the time-11 • • • out-of-state intellectual the voice from the outer room never pushed a noun against a verb except to blow up something
Football XI, XII; Basketball XI, manager XII; Baseball XI; School Play XI.
Great lover of the sea ... b e long s to the Jet Set french fries and chocolate malts ... man (t) is with a surf board • "Would someone like to crew?" "my floppy blond hair 11 •
Carl Edward Boller
Sara Jane Eddy
Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII; School Play IX, X, XI, XII; Current Events Club X; Assembly Committee XI, Chairman XII; Dramatics XII; Activities Committee XII; Skiing Club X; Science Club X; Girls' Service League IX, X, XI, XII.
Constant conversation beautiful blue eyes fraternal interests Lovers 1 lane . . . effervescent formula for the gravitation between two bodies got lost on the Golden Gate
Terence Mark Davidson
Glee Club IX, XI; Honors XI; Yearbook XI, XII; Skiing Club Secretary X; Lettermen 1s Club President XII; Eagle Scout X; School Play IX, XI; Football B most improved X, all-league defensive team XII; Basketball X, XI, Captain XII; Baseball most valuable player IX, XI, all-league team XI; National Science Foundation Scholarship Award XI.
Cookie ... constricted Cyrano and snow amo, am as, amat Simon Legree ... versatile varsity ... dissension is the better part of valor Young Doctor Malone
American FieldS ervice student
(• Norwegian moons are green Me of hearts brought by the Storks formd sleeping ... wants to go into science loves potato chips and ice cream
Thomas Edwin Fergoda
Vice president of Student &>dy X; Football XI, XI, XII, all-opponent team XI, XII, B IX, most valuable B player IX: Baseball IX, X, XI; School play X.
On my honor, I will do my best Fergoda-mycountry country philosopher time out for liver pills dabbles .in the deep from here to eternity your friend and mine
Ase Fystro
Jill Putnam Goodhue
Hock ey IX, X, XI, XII; Volleyball IX, X, XI, XII; Baske tball IX, X, XI, XII; G. S, L. IX, X, XI, XII; Dramatics XII; Gle e Club IX, X, XI, XII; School Play IX, X, XI, XII; Honors X.
Bird watcher hy sterical humor sense and sensuality "Get out' of my way! 11 ••• ni moins ni plus 11 I premise I'll pay you back 11 ••• a monkey ... fun lovin g and frank.
Anne Elizabeth Gibbs
Ba:etball IX , X, XI; Baseball IX; Hockey XI, XI Vice President G. A A. X; Secretary G.S.L. X; :chool Play X,XI; Sdence Club X; Science Fa Award X; Ski Club X; Downbeat XI; Literal)Magazine XI; Editor XII; National Merit Fir.list XII; Honors IX, X, XI.
ancy" Loves to peel oranges witchy wt adjustable self owl tracks on her p<per easily takes wing ... my book is an oren life blond e and incisive
Thomas Jarvis Harriman
Football "B'' IX, XI: "B" Bask e tball XI; Debating XI: Honors XI; Honor Roll, ACS Contes t XI: Hi g h Hon o rs IX; Do wnbeat IX, XI; Editor XII; Poly Unit e d Fund ch a irman XI; First Place Tim e Current Affair s Te st IX; S e cond Place Tim e Curr e nt Affairs T es t XI; National M e rit Finali stXII;PrixD'Honneur, A.A.T.F. IX.
"You Kno w " Porky in Pink glasse s ... phrustrat e d philand e r e r. girl s and gr e mmi es wat e r i s a s ymbol of How to g e t a broad e ducation bar e foot int e llectual in beachwalk ers
Marshall Hall III
''B" Football X; Football XI, XII; Most Improv e d Playe r XI: All-opponent team XI; Base ball IX, X, XI, XII; "B" Track X; Honor s IX, X; Hi g h Honors XI; Sci e nc e Award XI; Science Club IX, X; Current Event s Club X; School Play X, XI, XII.
Darwin' s deli g ht •.. th e g olden vo x of Virgil Fox th e sun n e v e r s et s on Marshall' s calendars Militarus Atrium phys ic s , football, and fi g ur es Mr. Scuz ... thi s hallow e d Hall that' s par for the course.
Soccer XII; Scho ol Play XI, XII.
Susan Holcomb
Cheerleader X,XI,XII; Dance Chairman XI,XII; Youth Cormcil XII; Glee Club X,XI, XII; Youth Council XII; Glee Club X,XI,XII; School Play XII; Girls Service League X,XI,XII.
Vivacity and audacity ... Wholesome Holcomb telephone and callers dancing in the dark soda pop, not champagne.
Snakt charmer s ilent spring bird's eye view ... an astronomer, this year I 1m not a herbatobgist anymore run silent, run deep I'm S)rt of a s cientist ... Miles Davis and Dave BrubECk putt putt putt
William Cornwell Hogoboom
Nancy Alice Kennedy
Glee Club IX,X,XI,XII; Dramatics XI,XII; Girls Service League IX,X,XI,XII; Literary magazine IX: 11 B11 Volleyball IX; ''B 11 Basketball IX,X; Swimming IX, X; Hockey XI; G.S.L. Vice-President X , Secretary XI.
World' s tallest pixie No, not one of those Kennedy's Impulsive charge Lightening rod blond bell comers on two wheels leaping from cloud to cloud.
Donald Stuart Huffman
Science Club X; Current Events Club XII; U. C. S. B. summer session XII; National Merit Finalist XII.
Yoga Bear 11 don 1t worry, they're only ninety miles away 11 ••• 11 I hack around aquarium s 11 ••• Won't you com e home, Disraeli aquarium s on th e rocks I just float around .. .
Steven Daniel Lowenstam
Honors IX, XI; Science Club X: Politic::J.l Club X; Current Aff::J.irs XII; Latin Club XII; P::J.tio P:1ges XI; Ye::J.rbook XI; Editor XII; National Poetry Award XI; Service Award XI.
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Usually seen being offered a comb ••. all I want is power •.. b::J.sic::J.lly, I'm a Hamiltonian Democrat horse laugh • ''Look, bright boy. ''· what would I do with a ..• bum snail with a turtle's necl{ ..•
Peter Donald Knecht
Varsity Baseball IX,X; Varsity Track IX,X,XI; Soccer XII; Glee Club IX, X,XI,XII; School Play Varsity Club Science Club X; Ski Club X; Honors X, XI.
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"My reed squeaks" froglegs cracking his toeknuckles Poly's John Philip Sousa W. C. Handy ... the soul of wit ..• pied piper of the madhatters.
Mary Charity Miller
Volleyball IX,X,XI,XII; Baseball IX,X,XI,XII; Hockey IX,X,XI,XII; Swimm ing IX,XI; Bash:etball IX,X,XI, XII; School Play IX,X, XI, XII; Glee Club IX,X,XI,XII; Literary magazine IX,X, XI; Honors IX,X,XI,XII; Latin Club XII; Prom Committee XI; Downbeat X,XI,XII; Third Place National French Concours IX.
''Have you got a cooki e ?" sugar and spice The Big Four Parlez-vous anglais plays forward Charity b e gin s at home.
Pau I Hinkley McConnell
Newspaper XI; School Play XII; National Merit Finalist XII.
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Quintessence is the essence Paul the apostate back scratcher •.. sensitivity is a simple thing internal combustion • fleeing saucers •..
Eric Anthony Nelson
Honors XI,XII; Student Conncil Representativ e XII; Ski Club X; Science Club X, XII; Glee Club L"'X:,X, XI; School Play IX,X,XI,XII.
You stop it by dragging your feet organization man think it out first ... gut bucket ..• best dressed man on campus Walk on the Wildside
Desaix Bruwn Myers
'B 11 Track X,XI; Varsity Club XII; Baseball IX,X co-captain), "B" Football X, Most Valuable )layer XI, Most Valuable Player XII, Most Vallable Player, co-captain; School Play IX,X,XI, Honors IX,X; High Honors XI; Club iCI; Headmaster's Cup IX; American Field Service Student XII; Student Council RepresentLtive IX, X, XI; Associated Student Body President {II.
Rabbit man picks ice "Our g roup had 21 % fewer cavities" ... a shortie whose dream came true Take the bus-and leave the tickets to us .•. B. eaver M. oderate 0. utright C. heerful.
Nancy Elizabeth Nickerson
Yearbook XI,XII; Lit e rary magazine XII; Glee Club IX, X,XI,XII; School Play XI, XII; Academic honors IX,X; High honors XI; Sci e nce Club X; Current Events Club X; G.S.L. IX,X,XI; National Merit Finalist.
Knitterson . . "I'm number one, just ask Marshall" hair from a bottle thinks she's the sun goddess "What's s econd gear?" ... secret social live.
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Chasn e wtonmn scl e . . deadly with a Cobr a 1'N ot a Jun e groom, 11 • s hort, dark and fa st exterior extrov e rt • cherry juic e and soda.
Charles Kennedy Newton
Football X,XI,XII; Track XI, "B" t ea
ap tain X, Most Valuabl e Play e
X; Secr e tary - Tr
Varsity Club XII.
David Standish Olson
Glee Club IX,X,XI,XII; Track X; Varsity Track XI; Most Valuable Varsity Track XI; Soccer XII; Co-captain XII; Most Valuable Soccer XII; Varsity Ba!>eball X, XI; All-league Baseball XI, "B" Basketball IX; Varsity Basketball X,XI; Best Free Throw Basketball X; Honors XI; Varsity Club.
Coach in four Th e man with the megaphone danger: enthusiasm "Try Simmoniz e " ... vocal velocity daddy long l egs socc er ! Again?
Virginia Anne Noyes
Softball IX; Glee Club IX. X. XI. XII; Science Club IX, X, Dramatics XI, XII; National Merit Finalist XII; Honors IX, X; U. C.S .B. Summer Program junior summer; Patio Pages IX; Swimming XI; Activities XII; School Play IX, X, XI, XII.
"Gini" What has anybody got against Cal- Tech? ... phoneytail Happiness is "U. C. S. B. is really tough" always noise
Christine Ellen Purpus
Academic honors XI,XII; Service Award IX,XI; Hockey XI; School Play X, XI; Glee Club IX; Downbeat XII.
Life with physics helps make the school purposeful ''Don't call the electrician, call me 11 • • • chess-nut "I cook, sort of" Einstein 1s girl Friday.
Jeffrey Porter Palmer
Football, most tackles XI,XII; co-captain XI, XII; Track XI,XII; Varsity Club vice-president XI,XII.
200 pounds of flying potroast "Boy are you guys immoral! " Potted Palm came over in the Mayflower ... tall blondes hard nose
Joan Elizabeth Schirtzinger
Ch ee rl e ader IX,X XI; Academic honors IX,X; Gl ee Club X,XI,XII i Social Committ ee XI,XII; School Play X, XI, XII.
Joan K e at s loud yells and cowb e ll s consi st e nt e nthusia s m wind up a Jo a n doll and it wind s it se lf ti g ht e r di sorganization i s th e spic e of life m e rry m e lancholic
Sc ience Fair Award X; Basketball X.
Red headed devil ... squirrel laug hter ... A-moris Jolly Rog e r flies oh no, tell me again hotrodd e r in a Cadillac never bets on a dark hors e
Roger Steven Ritchie
Robin Donald Sidell-Fish
Basketball "B" IX, Varsity X; Track X; Soccer XI,XII; Glee Club IX,X,XI,XII; Class President X; Dance committee XII; Yell-leader XII; Social committee X,XI.
Mole "How about a quick trip to the desert?" move up to Monza "What about the hyphen?" punkin hands plain old picker •.• fishing for what?
Robert Lee Sharp
School play X.
Hot-rodder in a mud bomb borrows Mike's lunches, does he return it, huh? rancher riding herd Arizoned bent cha ss i s ... Alley-oop! Ba Ba Oom Maw Maw Meanwhile, back at the ranch
Holly Cabrini Smith
Michael Harrison Smith
"B" Football IX; "B" Basketball, Best Freethrower IX; Varsity Baseball, highest Batting Average IX; "B" Track Letter, IX; Varsity Football, Most Improved Player X; Track, Most Valuable Player, Captain X; Baseball, Most Valuable Player, Captain X; Football, Most Valuable Player, Captain XI; Football, Most Valuable Player, Co-captain XII; Baseball IX,X,XI; Football X,XI,XII; Basketball X,XI,XII; Track X; Glee Club IX,X,XI,XII; Co-chairman social committee XI; Year Book XI. * * *
Sweater Boy Drives a red coach •.• frivolous intellect •.. Mad about not being named B. M. 0. C •... playboy of the Western Coast •.. Gets more letters than any other male • lover come back
Girl's Service League President XII; Cheerleader XII; Journalism XI,XII; Dramatics XI,XII; Hockey team XI; Sophomore Activities Committee X; Assembly Committee; School Play (student director for XI) IX,X,XI,XII; Ski Club X; Service Award IX; Girl's Service League IX,X,XI,XII; Chairman ofG.S.L. fashion show XI; Model for G.S.L. fashion show X, XI.
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Interior extrovert on the beach big eyes the kiss of Springtime the three horsewomen of the Apocalypse "I won't go down in the basement becaus e he scares me. 11
Eleen Janice Takekoshi
G. S. L. treasurer XI; G. S. L. vice -president XII; Yearbook XI, XII; Literary magazine XII; Glee Club IX, X, XI; Ski Club X; Political Club X; School Play X, XI; Honors X, XI; Piano Award XI; Outstanding Effort Award XI; School Service IX; Science Club X.
Inkspot caboliated, scuptulated .. Saito, Debussy, Haiku ... trivial laughter my life is a closed book ... Santa's little helper a woman's prerogative is making excuses ...
Sara Anne Syer
Glee Club IX,X,XI,XII; G. S. L. secretary XI; Red Cross Representative XI; Dramatics XI; Latin Club XII; Downbeat staff XI; Chapel Committe e XII; P. U. F. XI; A. F. S. finalist XI; Student Council X, XI; Headmaster's Award X; G. A. A. Most valuable player X,XI; Honors X, XI; Orange T eam captain XI; Volleyball IX,X,XI,XII; Basketball IX,X,XI, XII; Baseball IX,X,XI; Swimming IX; Hockey X, XI,XII; Tennis X,XI,XII.
Sas ·Why use the door, the window's closer sawdust in whose coffeepot? sport's queen .•. Sara, you're volunteered vigah! "Hey gang, it's about "
Mary Candis Tyson
Volleyball IX, X, XI, XII; Basketball IX, X, XI, XII; Softball IX, X; Hockey XI, XII; Orange Team captain XI; G.A.A. Effort Award XI; Honors IX, X, XI; G.S.L. treasurer X; G. S. L. IX, X, XI; Class treasurer X, XI, XII; Class treasurer X; G.S.L. IX, X, XI; Class treasurer X; G. S. L. IX, X, XI; Class treasurer X, XI, XII; Downbeat business manager XII; Science Club X National Merit Scholarship Finalist.
''The book must be wrong" 0 800" club knitting fury who needles piggy bank "Hey, Brooke, is the mailman there yet?" our Mrs. Rohlffs ...
Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII; Dramatics IX, X, XI; School Play X, XI, XII; Journalism X, XI, XII; G. S. L. IX, X, XI, XII ;
''Blake 11 ••• little girl with a lollipop darkhaired and photogenic Beethoven not Bartok a model's model Heart and Soul Polynesian
Rea Blakeslee Troll
Eleanor Marie Wood
Glee Club IX, X, XI, XII; School Play X; Activities committee XII; Assembly committee XI; Ski Club X; G.S.L. IX, X, XI; Softball IX.
Nautical but nice Woody and Eddy 97% caffein ... £La vor you never thought you'd get, and didn 1t late hours with Poe 1s raven
Douglas Kent Ulmer
Soccer XII; Academic honors XII; Class representative XII.
Rendezvous ballroom stomper "Those aren 1t tweezers, they're forceps" • led the Raisin Boxer Rebellion ... ' 'If 'Spanky' gets in my yearbook write-up, I '11" cross-country surfer. . . beach flea. casual complex
lower Classmen
JUNIORS
SEATED, left to right: Debra Taylor, Cynthia Stork. STANQING: Stephen Westbrook, joan Wilson , judith Stainbrook, Margaret Spaulding, Gretchen Withington, Anne Petit, Bruce Wakeham, Cathi Simpson , Donald Smiley, Paul Watkins , john Richards.
NOT PICTURED: Nancy Boldemann, David Brown, David Clarke, Kathi Davis, Anne Gillespie, james Hunter, Dorothy johnston , Christopher K yte, Peter Orsburn, Michael Rucks, William Hornaday
LEFT TO RIGHT: William Geffeney, Ruth Lasell, Michael Houghton, Mark Pringle, Kenneth Dalzell, janice Klein, Richard Keatinge, Kathleen Huber, Michael Griffith, Teresa Healy.
SEATED FRONT, left to right: Nancy DeLonge, unidentified, Mary DeLonge Quinlan Cobb. SURROUNDING ROW: Meredith Caldwell, Sandra Douglass, Michael Fender, Margaret Adams, Adrienne Birtcher, Isla Anderson.
SOPHOMORES
Left to Right: Alice Rayner, joan Glass, Sherry Stetson, Elliot Rouff, Virginia McCutcheon, Virginia Pohlman, Thomas Layman, Candace Cobb, David Wright, Colin Russell, David Robinson.
SEATED, left to right: Timothy Blankenhorn, Madelyn Fergoda, Bettina Best, Laureen Davidson, Marilyn Huntsberger, Sally Egan, Elizabeth Jones. STANDING: Michael Jenecks, James Bean, Rebecca Eaton, Richard Kennedy, Margret Messler, Standish Fleming, John Wingler, Nancy Flournoy, Kenneth Hammond, Scott Huteson.
SEATED, left to right: Carolyn Fergoda, Mary Mayhew. STANDING: William Clarke, John Pattison, Richard"Lysle, Laurie Munroe, Geoffrey Mirman, Peter Miller, Suzanne Martin, Catherine Purpus, Pamela Pettit, Elizabeth Mason.
NOT PICTURED: Serena Barnum, Stanton Jones, John Kanzler, Richard Nevins, Marcia Ray, Paul Tooby.
FRESHMEN
Left to Right: Janet Purpus, Gifford Myers, Laura Ison, Richard Hambleton, Julia Harris, Sanford Millar, Jeffrey Hahn, Gale McLane, Gail Mirman, Kathleen Pohlman, Margaret Newton, Richard Pettit, Nancy Gilkyson, Josephine Haney, Gregory Palmer, Roger Lustberg.
ROW, left to right: Kathleen Armstrong, Victoria Fleming, James Butler, William Blair, Jolm Freeman, Kent Coleman. BACK ROW: Laura Bratenahl, Mary Eddy, Jon Brewer, William Forniciari, Ralph Bean, Anthony Fender, Daniel Clement, George Fleming, Michael Brody, Daniel Frost.
FRONT ROW, left to right: Paul Wegener, Richard Van Curen, Alfred Schonbach, Carlyle Stout, William Uhl, Eric Winter, Adam Wright. BACK ROW: Paul Winter, Derek Shannon, Stanley Woodward, Vance Smith, Pauline Wood, Jeanne Terry, Linda Sohlberg, Joan Riley.
FRONT
Activities
BELLS ARE RINGING
CAST
(In ord e r of app e ar a nce)
SUE - - ------------- NANCY BOLDEMANN
GWYNNE - - - - - - - - - - CHRISTINE PUR PUS
ELLA PETERSON----------------- - SUSAN HOLCOMB
CARL - -
- - - - - GEOFFREY MIR MAN
INSPECTOR BARNES------------ - - - ---------- PAUL McCONNELL II
FRANCIS ---------------------------------------JAMES BEAN, JR.
SANDOR ----------------------- - WILLIAM GEFFENEY
JEFF MOSS ---------------------------------- ROBIN SIDELL-FISH
LARRY HASTINGS------------------------------- - - DAVE WRIGHT
TELEPHONE MAN------------------------------- GIFFORD MYERS
LUDWIG SMILEY---------------------------------- DAVID BROWN
CHARLES BESSEMER-------------------------- KENRIC HAMMOND
DR. KITCHELL TIMOTHY BLANKENHORN
BLAKE BARTON---------------------------------- JOHN KANZLER
OTHER ACTORS--------------------- - MEREDITH CALDWELL DESAIX MYERS III
CYNTHIA STORK PETER MILLER III
JOEY----------------- - KENRIC HAMMOND
OLGA ------------------------------------------SARA JANE EDDY
MAN FROM CORVELLO MOB------------------ STANDISH FLEMING
OTHER MAN---------------------------------- WILLIAM CLARKE
CAROL--------------------------- - ILSA ANDERSON
PAUL ARNOLD--------------- --=- PETER MILLER III
BAR TENDER ----------------------------------- SANFORD MILLER
POLICE OFFICER ----------------------------------DAVID CLARK
DANCERS
ISLA ANDERSON, BETTINA BEST, MARY EDDY , SARA JANE EDDY , NANCY FLOURNOY, NANCY KENNEDY, JANICE KLEIN, GAIL MIRMAN, CATHERINE PUR PUS , MAR CIA RAY , JOAN RILEY, JOAN SCHIRTZINGER, CATHI SIMPSON, HOLLY SMITH, SHERRY STETSON.
PEOPLE FROM MANHATTAN
ADRIENNE BIRTCHER, CARL BOLLER, LAURA BRATENAHL, KATHERINE DAVIS, REBECCA EATON, ANTONY FENDER, CAROLYN FERGODA, THOMAS FERGODA II, VICTORIA FLEMING, ASE FYSTRO, JOAN GLASS , ANNE GILLESPIE , JILL GOODHUE, KATHLEEN HUBER, LAURA ISON, ELIZABETH JONES, PETER KNECHT, JR. , VIRGINIA McCUTCHEON.
GAIL McLAIN, SUZANNE MARTIN, MARGARET MESSLER, MARY MILLER, VIRGINIA NOYES, DAVID OLSON, ANNE PETIT, PAMELA PETTIT, KATHLEEN POHLMAN, VIRGINIA POHLMAN, JANET PURPUS , MICHAEL SMITH
VANCE SMITH, SARA SYER, DEBRA TAYLOR, JEANNE TERRY, REA TROLL, PAULINE WOOD
ORCHESTRA
DIRECTOR .......... .
OWEN W. BRADY
WARREN C. SMITH
NOLAN FORD
WILLIAM E. HANEY
CLIP FORD JENKINS
SUSAN MILLER
STUDENT PRODUCTIONS STAFF
STUDENT DIRECTORS
LIGHTING
SCENERY .
STAGE CREW PROPERTIES TICKETS
MAKE-UP ..
USHERS .
DIRECTOR
NANCY NICKERSON
ALICE RAYNER
MARSHALL HALL III
WILLIAM HOGOBOOM
LAURENCE ALLEN ROGER LUSTBERG
LAURENCE ALLEN, CANDACE COBB
QUINLAN COBB, KENT COLEMAN
JOHN ELLIOT, JONATHAN HALL
MARSHALL HALL III, ROGER LUSTBERG
MARY MAYHEW, LAURIE MUNROE
RICHARD PETTIT, ALFRED SCHONBACH
PAUL WEGENER, JOHN WINGLER
GRETCHEN WITHINGTON, DAVID WRIGHT
WILLIAM UHL
ANNE GIBBS, WILLIAM FORNACIARI
LAURIE MUNROE , CYNTHIA STORK . . . . . . . JOHN WINGLER
MARGARET ADAMS, QUINLAN COBB
ALICE RAYNER , SHERRY STETSON
ELEEN TAKEKOSHI, GRETCHEN WITHINGTON
CANDACE COBB, TERENCE DAVIDSON
MARY MAYHEW, LAURIE MUNROE
FACULTY PRODUCTION STAFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . VIVIAN M. YOUNG
OWEN W. BRADY
DAVID P. KRESSEN
EUDORA BECKERLEGGE
PARENTS COMMITTEE
CHAIRMEN
MRS. WARREN C. SMITH SCENERY
MRS. GRANT HOLCOMB, JR. CHOREOGRAPHY
MRS. GLENNON B. BOLDEMANN COSTUMES AND PROPERTIES
ASSISTED BY
MRS. WILLIS STORK
MRS. RICHARD ANDERSON
SPECIAL THANKS TO MISS CAROL CEIRCO
MR. DAVID YOUNG
Panthers
BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Richards, Mgr.; Keatinge, Copper, Davidson, Clark, Allen, Newton , Coach Heimann. TOP ROW: Griffith, Smith, Hall, Fergoda, Palmer, Boller, Barnum.
John Heimann Coach
John Richards Manager
CUYAMA
The Cuyama game meant more to the Panthers than any other on their schedule. In their last meeting, Cuyama squeaked out a one -touchdown decision in a hard-fought, high -scoring game, and this year the Panthers were out to avenge that loss. On the first play from scrimmage, Mike Smith ran twenty yards for a touchdown, and taking advantage of this quick start, Poly never lost the lead. Mike 9cored : two more, Rich Keatinge added another, and the score stood 26-7 at the quarter. Cuyama soon picked up the pace, however, and by the end of the half, the margin had narrowed to 33-20.
This was as close as Cuyama was able to get, for Smith added four more touchdowns in the second half, and this, combined with Keatinge' s two, put Poly way out in front.
This was indeed a satisfying game, and not only because of the victory. The offensive plays ran smoothly and the defense was nearly impenetrable in the second half. All in all, this victory foretold a great season for the Panther Varsity.
Jeff Palmer, Jerry Barnum, and Rich K ea ting e (L to R) surround a Cuyama runn e r.
Marsh Hall catch e s a Smith pas s for a big gain.
Tom Fergoda runs down the sideline for a Poly touchdown.
Carl Boll e r (28) sw ee p s left e nd as T e rry Da vidson (25) blocks
The fine season predicted by early games did indeed materialize. Poly went undefeated in eight games, and no opponent was able to come within one and one-half touchdowns of out -scoring the Panthers. The final three games, however, were played without Jeff Palmer and Carl Boller. Jeff, an outstanding lineman, and Carl, the starting wingback, were both declared ineligible by the C. I. F. As a result, Poly had to forfeit its first five games, thereby losing the championship.
The Panthers were shaken by this series of events, but went on to win despite the handicap. Their final game, with Whittier Christian, displayed the power and speed that made the Panthers unbeatable. Out to finish the season as strongly as they had started it, and led by Mike Smith's flashy running, Poly smashed Whittier 60-14 in less than the regulation time.
This Varsity team of 1963 was a team to be proud of, and although only two lettermen, Mike Griffith and Rich Keatinge, are returning next year, they should form the nucleus of another strong team.
WHITTIER CHRISTIAN
Tom Fergoda leads the charge against Whittier's ballcarrier.
Mike Griffith makes a spectacular onehand catch.
Things get crowded.
Fergoda scores again.
ALL-LEAGUE SELECTIONS
Tom Fergoda-Offensive End Marshall Hall-Offensive Center
Chas Newton-Defensive Center Mike Smith-Offensive Back
Terry Davidson-Defensive Back Rich Keatinge-Defensive Back
HELM'S AWARD-ACADEMY LEAGUE
BACK OF THE YEAR
Mike Smith
LINEMAN OF THE YEAR
Tom Fergoda
BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Dalzell, Mirman, Westbrook, Stout, Miller, Myers. MIDDlE ROW: Coach Lichty Watkins, Layman, Lustberg, Fleming, Pattison, Hambleton, Coach Yezerski. TOP ROW: Brown, Shannon, Brodie, My e rs Nevins, Winter , Butl e r.
SOCCER
TOP ROW, left to right: Coach Reeves, Jencks, Osburn, Bean, Miller, Harriman, Olson, Smiley, Sidell-Fish, Coach Schuyler. BOTTOM ROW: Fleming, Coleman, Pringle, Ulmer, Houghton, Rucks, Tooby.
BASKETBALL
VARSITY TAKES CO-CHAMPIONSHIP WITH UPSET WIN OVER UPlAND
The Poly Varsity, with seven graduating seniors, closed the season in a blaze of glory, upsetting the Upland Lancers 78-54. It was Poly's best played game since the Upland meeting two years ago, when Tony Villecino sank two foul shots after the final whistle to beat Poly by one point. This year's game was a balanced effort by the Poly veterans, Mike Griffith leading the way with 22 points. While "Beau -Griff " broke up the defense with his amazing set shots, Terry Davidson gave his best performance as a Panther, combining the steal and the fastbreak to baffle the Upland defense., and scoring nineteen points. Tom Fergoda finally found the basket late in the game to score nine points in the third and fourth quarters. Dave Olson gave his usual stalwart performance in the backcourt, making several key steals during the game which aided the Panther victory.
Mike Smith turned in a good performance offensively with sixteen points, but more important, he managed to rattle the well- known "70- Point Man" , Tony Dean, keeping his game total down to nineteen points, while the Panthers swept on to victory. Terry, Tom, Dave, and Mike all graduate this spring. Their final performance demonstrates their ability as a great team. They will be sorely missed.
POLY GOES 2-FOR-3
IN AVALON TOURNEY
The Panthers started the season with an impressive game against Harvard Military Academy. Playing their first game of the year, they handled competition far out of the usual Academy League range. In fact, however, if it had not been for a slow start in the first quarter, they might have won that game, and gone on to win the championship. The next night was a different story, as Poly smashed Long Beach Brethren. Even though they were led by a "Wilt the Stilt" center, the steady rebounding by Smith, Fergada, and Barnum equalized the height difference, while Griffith, Olson, and Davidson ran Long Beach into the court.
In the third and final game of the tournament, against the Upland Lancers, Poly rolled to a fifteen point victory. Because of the Panthers' strong showing, two representatives from Poly were chosen on the alltournament team; Mike Smith and Mike Giffith. With only one loss in the tournament, Polytechnic won the championship in the consolation division.
B'S LOSE ONLY ONE, BUT BREAK TWO YEAR WIN STREAK
The Panther cubs had a strong team again this year, suffering their only defeat at the hands of Avalon over on the island (on the ILL-FATED week-end). In dropping an eight point lead and losing this tough one, they broke a two year winning streak. The one heavy loss the B's took was at the hands of the Muir B's. There is an abundance of talent among the young Panthers, enough for three strong teams. These boys will be the ones that will fill the ranks of the Varsity as it starts its first season in the Prep League next year. These new additions are sure to help give Poly a winning team next year in our new league.
BASEBAll
STANDING, left to right: Griffith, Shannon, Fergoda, Barnum, Olson, Smith, Coach Yezerski. KNEELING, Davidson, Dalzell, Allen, Robinson,My e rs , Mirma n, Knecht.
JUNIOR VARSITY-63
STANDlNG, left to right: Clarke, Kanzler, Kennedy, Smiley, Brewer, Coach Heimann. KNEEL1NG: Hambleton, Lustberg, Uhl, Schonbach, Layman.
TENNIS
TRACK
STANDING, left to right: Coach Crosby, Palmer, Miller, Fleming, Blankenhorn, Hahn, Sharp, Jencks. KNEELThfG: Allen, Coleman, Pettit, Stout, Rouff.
Poly is not merely an old green house, a red brick patio, an asphalt basketball court. This is the shell for a school which comes alive with the motions and ideas of an active student body.
The Council's purpose this year has been to encourage an active and participating student body, not only through specific organizations, but also through the individual. Poly is a school built around the individual, and it is the individual who, in turn, contributes most to the school.
For this reason we have adopted an honor system which depends on the responsibility of each student. It is founded on the concept of personal honor, integrity, common sense, and mutual respect. We hope it will continue as a system which will grow into a traditional part of school life.
The students have given freely of their time in participation on work projects, social functions, and athletic events. Through such partie ipation, each student has had the opportunity to help develop I the high school. The thanks for the success of this year, therefore, goes to the students and to an understanding director and faculty.
Steve Lowenstam
Judith Stainbrook
Larry Allen
Stephen Westbrook
Jerome Barnum
Bill Hogoboom
James Hunter
Bettina Best
Nancy Boldemann
Janice Klein
David Clark
Teresa Healy
Nancy Nickerson
Ruth Lasell
Mark Pringle
Cynthia Stork
Eleen Takekoshi
Terence Davidson
Sally Egan
Laureen Davidson
Rebecca Eaton
Carolyn F ergoda
Anne Gillespie
Elizabeth Jones
Laurie Munroe
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