BOARD OF TRUSTEES
David K. Robinson
James N. Gamble
Mrs. Robert Dulin, '42
Mrs Ellis W. Jones, Jr. '31
Mrs. Wilson Bradley, Jr ., '42
Long Ellis
A. Stevens Halstead, Jr , '22
Michael A. Morphy, '47
William E. Ward
Advisory Trustees
Lee A. DuBridge, Ph D
Honorary Trustee
Alexander P. Hixon, '30
president vice-president secretary treasurer
Foster B. Rhodes, '22
Norman S. Nyce
Hallett D. Smith, Ph D.
Mrs. Frank H. Hall
Stephen W. Royce, M.D., '35
H Russell Smith
J. E. Wallace Sterling, Ph.D.
D 'c A r, ON
Dear Mom,
Now it stands to reason that a colorful, exciting, vibrant, book such as this one needs representation by a colorful, exciting, vibrant personality Well, Mom, (with your "unparalleled beauty, charm, and virtue," and your true concern for us, your charges), yours seems the perfect personality. We feel that if you care enough t,o worry about us, humor us, and generally have fun with us, we care enough to show our appreciation . This ageless and memorable yearbook is therefore dedicated to you.
With all our love, The Kids (class of '69)
SARAH C. HALL
FACULTY
Four fourteen years Mr. Stork has dedicated his life to making Poly one of the finest preparatory schools in the country. Now with the new boys' gym built and an Upper School auditorium projected, Mr. Stork marks off yet another achievement, another step towards his goal .
Above and beyond the development program, Mr. Stork has guided so many of us, his students, on to further education. We may not always feel his presence day to day, but when it comes time to plan for college, Mr. Stork becomes a vital source of knowledge and experience we all need to help us choose the colleges best suited to our personalities and interests. Maybe not until then can we fully appreciate Mr. Stork's hard work and untiring effort in our behalf.
WILLIS STORK HEADMASTER
ALEXANDER BABCOCK DIRECTOR
When the members of this senior class were but freshmen, Mr. Babcock came to Poly. Immediately he became a well-liked and respected member of the administration. As he has traveled with us through our four years in Poly's Upper School, he has continued to be our friend and our communications committee. Mr. Babcock is a real person, one whom we can always talk to, and we thank him for his tireless patience, his fine display of school spirit, and, most of all, for his ability to see our side of school life. For a school administrator, these are rare and wonderful qualities to possess, and these are the reasons we consider Mr. Babcock one of us. ·
Bob Knox- Business Manager
Dawn Cobb- Dean of Girls Academic Secretary
joy Partridge
Dan Gourley
john Manley Department Head
Anne Moses
HISTORY
George Moses Department Head
Sally Hall
Nancy julian
Dick Sheppard
LANGUAGE
Department Head-French
Renee Bel Geary
Roland Haugh - French
Mary Langstaff- French
Pat Wickhem- Latin
MATHEMATICS
Jan Hageman Department Head
Phil Theodorou
Mike Babcock
Conger Gabel
SCIENCE
Jim Macnab Department Head Biology
Carl Brehmer- Chemistry
Conger Gabel- Physics
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Dan Lichty, Head, Boys' P.E .
Sam Yezerski
Bob O'Neil
Howie Farer
Shirl e y H eubl e in, Head, Girls' P.E.
Mary jensen
Zane Lowe
FINE ARTS
Hans Wolf, Music
Carol Ceirco and Vivian Young Speech Arts, Drama
john Fisher, Shop
Arlene Larkin, Art
STAFF
Be rt Hambl e, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds
Eil ee n Edw a rd s, Nurs e
jack and Flo Logie , Custodians
The Midnight Witch
The pelvic girdle
Biggest box-office attraction ever!
I'm so cute!
Brutus
Hmmm girls!
See, I lost five pounds.
look! Here comes the Dawn!
You WHAT math?
SENIORS
CATHERINE CALLOWAY ANDREWS
When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past,
I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought
But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, All losses are restored and sorrows end.
National Merit Semi-Finalist 12; Cum Laude Society; High Honors 9,10,11; Art Award 9; Girls' Service League 9,10, Secretary 11, President 12; Glee Club 9.,10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11; Chapel Committee 12; Oakleaves 12; Downbeat 12; Volleyball B 9,10, A 11,12; Hockey B 9,10; Cheerleader 11,12
MARK KALLEN AMOS
The shadow falls in liquid grace among the blades of grass
And as the sun reaches its midday mark,
The shadow shrivels to a thin dark line And reveals the life its darkness has hidden.
Honors 11; Photography Club; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Science Club 11; Chess Club 10; Football B 10, V 11,12; Basketball B 9,10, V 11,12; Baseball V 9,10,11
MARGARET SYBIL ASH
He is eternal, skillful, and nimble, through everything and everyone rampaging. And so- all honor to humor. He is a chap most courageous.
Oak/eaves 12; Girls' Service League 12; Pep Commission 12; Ski Club 12; Downbeat 12; American Field Service exchange student from Australia
MARGARET ANN BACHTEL
to be nobody but yourself in a world that is trying its best, night and day, to make you part of everybody else, means to fight the hardest battle any man can fight and never stop fighting.
Girls' Service League 9,10,11,12; Art Club 9; Dramatics Club 10; Make-up 9,10,11; Imagery 12; Nonesuch 12; Downbeat 10, Business Editor 11
ANNA ELIZABETH BARNETT
Anyone can carry his burden, however heavy, till nightfall.
Anyone can do his work, however hard, for one day
Anyone can live sweetly, patiently, lovingly, purely, till the sun goes down. And this is all that life ever really means.
Academic Honors 9,11; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Girls' Service League 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Pep Commission 11,12; Chapel Committee 12; Oak/eaves 10,11, 12; Downbeat 12; Tennis Team 9,10,11,12
PAMELA JEANNE BAKER
God made your feet to walk on a path of rainbows.
He made a smile for smiling the whole day long.
God gave you eyes, then filled the world with beauty.
He made you a gift so special, God gave you a heart to share his love.
National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Honors 11; Art Award 11; Pep Commission 10,11,12; American Field Service Sister
MARTHA MAGEE BARRETT
Elle est Quai? l'eternite. C' est Ia mer mglffe Au solei/.
National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Honors 11; Girls' Service League 10,11,12; Dramatics 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Pep Commission 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Nonesuch 9,10,11,12, Editor 12; Imagery 12; Oak /eaves 12
PAT BARRY
So, nobody's perfect
Student Body Vice-President 12; Sophomore Vice-President; Scandia Club 9; Latin Club 11; Dramatics 11,12; Football B 9,10,11,12; Basketball B 9,10,11,12; Experiment in International Living 11
FRANKLIN OTIS BOOTH Ill
You would do anything for a friend
Buy him a piece of candy, Share your baseball bat.
But what happens when they get older? Do they forget .. . I try not to.
Varsity Club 9,10,11,12; Stage Crew 10; Latin Club 10,11; Football V 10,11,12; Basketball V 10,11,12; Most improved player 10; Most valuable player 11; Track V 10; Baseball V 9, 10,11,12
DAVID ARTHUR BLANKENHORN
White apple-flesh under a coldscarred moon
Eternity, inseparable from pain, was there to be Examined and experienced a compassion that was timeless and without mercy.
National Merit Semi-Finalist 12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Nonesuch 10,11,12, Art Editor 11; Soccer B 11
WILLIAM GEORGE · CRISMAN
"Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair." \
SUZANNE DUVAL
I am the render of chains: I am the filcher of fire; Rebellion flows in my veins; I may not rest for desire.
Honors 9, High Honors 10; Latin Award 10; Downbeat 12
Glee Club 10,12; Dramatics 11; Girls' Service League 12; Imagery 12; Volleyball A 10,12; Basketball A 10; Hockey A 10
SALLY LAMAR ELLIS
Serene, I fold my hands and wait, Nor care for wind, or tide, or sea; I rave no more 'gainst Time or Fate, For, lo! my own shall come to me.
Girls' Service League 10,11,12 Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; Pep Commission 11,12; Dramatics 10,11; Glee Club 10,11, 12; Volleyball B 10, A 11,12; Basketball B 10; Hockey A 12; Baseball B 9; Tennis A 10,11,12
FLORENCE ESTHER DYKSTRA
Two roads diverged in a wood, and II took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.
National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Highest Academic Honors 9; High Honors 9,10; Concours Nationale de Francais 9; Glee Club 9,12; Dramatics 9; Chapel Committee 10,12; Girls' Service League 12; Downbeat 12.
DENISE MARION I ENARI
No one can tell me, Nobody knows, Where the wind comes from, Where the wind goes.
National Merit letter of Commendation 12; Student Director 10; Girls' Service League 11; Chapel Committee 11,12; Downbeat Business Manager 10; Imagery 12; Nonesuch 12
HADLEY JAMES FALK
Fare I alone, in words and deeds? Why, all men strive, and who succeeds?
Light Crew 9,10,11,12; Chess Club 9; Photography Club 10, 11; Car Club 10,11; Film Club 12; Oak/eave s 10,11,12; Nonesuch 11,12; Downbeat 11; Ima ge ry 12
JANICE LYNN FEINSTEIN
In the midst of the word he was trying to say,
In the midst of his laughter and glee, He had softly and suddenly vanished away-
For the Snark was a Boojum, you see.
National Merit Semi-Finalist 12; High Honors 9,11; Honors 10; Concours National; Chapel Committee 11; Glee Club 9,10; Chess Club 9; Downbeat 11,12; Girls' Service League
JENNIE--lYNN FALK
"Would it embarrass you very much if I were to tell you __ that /love you."
Girls' Service League 11,12; Drama 12; Volleyball12
JOHANNA XANDRA KATHRYN GARVEY
On ne vqit bien qu'avec le coeur. L'e sse ntiel est pour les yeux.
National Merit Semi-Finalist 12; High Honors 11 ; Hon ors 9, 10 ; Conco ur s National ; M eda l from Allianc e Francaise; Girls' Service League 10 , 11 , 12; Ho c k ey B 9,10,11; A 10 ,11 ; Most Improv ed 11; Pep Commission 11,1 2; Dr amati cs Make-up 11 , 12
DANIEL MARION GIBBS
if (touched by love's own secret) we, like homing through welcoming sweet miracles of air (and joyfully all truths of wing resuming) selves, into infinite tomorrow stee r
Natio n a l M e rit Semi-Finalist 12; Honor s 9,10,11; Student Court 11; Chapel Committee 9,10,11; Oak/eaves 12; Car Club 11; Dr a mati cs 9,10,11; Soccer B 9, A 10,11,12; Most Improv e d 10 ; Tra ck B 9,10
WILLIAM HENRY HARTMAN
To sum it all up god being Dead (not to mention interred)
Long live that Upwardlooking Serene Illustrious and Beautific Lord of Creation, MAN:
National Merit Semi-Finalist 12; High Honors 10,11; Downbeat 11; Baseball9; Track B 11
COBURN THOMAS HASKELL
It is not the place, nor the condition, but the mind alone that can make anyone happy or miserable.
Honors 10,11; Class Vice-President 11; Varsity Club 10,11, 12; Photography Club 11; Football B 10, V 11,12; Basketball B 10, V 11; Baseball10,11,12, All-League 11
WENDEL YN BELLE HOGE
I am two eyes and the shadow to cloud me is emptiness and the Tears to Wash Me are Sadness and the light to brighten Me is love.
Girls' Service League 11,12; Vice-President 12; Pep Commission 11,12; Drama 11; Oak/eaves 11
ERIC TODD HASKELL
there are heroes in the seaweed there are children in the morning they are leaning out for love they will lean that way forever while Suzanne, she holds the mirror
Outstanding Effort Award 10; Student Body President 12; Student of the Week 12; President 10,11; Student Council 10,11; Ski Club 11; Inter-League Forum 12; Chapel Committee 11; Oak/eaves 10,11; Prom Committee 11
MARIAN FRANCES HOWSEMAN
People ask me why it is that I am always happy.
And I say "Laughter and joy are the two emotions without which man is dead 0
National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Honors 11; Information Service 12; Latin Club 9; Make-up crew 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Dramatics 10; Chapel Committee 9, 10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 9,10; Dr a matics 10; Latin Club 9; Oak/eav es 11,12; Girls' Service League 10,11, 12; Pep Commission 11,12; Volleyball B 9, A 12; Basketball A 10,11,12; Baseball A 9; Hockey B 10, A 11,12
ANDREW KING
Walk me out in the morning dew, my honey
Walk me out in the morning dew, today
Can't walk you out in the morning dew, my honey
I guess it doesn't matter, anyway ...
National Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Imagery 11; Co-editor 12
ELENI VALARIE LAMBROS
I will keep falling as long as /live without ending
And I will remember the place that is now
That has ended before the beginning.
Oak/eaves 12; Drama 11; Im age ry 12; Girls' Service League 12
THEODORE PETER KURZE
I know not how it wasBut with the first glimpse of the building, a sense of insufferable gloom pervaded my spirit.
Letter of Commendation 12; Student Court 10; Chapel Committee 11,12; Drama 9; Film Club 11; Latin Club 11; Sk i Club 9,10,11,12; Soccer B 9,10; Track V 9,10,11
ALLAN PIERRE LEGUAY
It is only immoral to be dead-alive, sun-extinct and busy putting out the sun in other people.
LAURA ANN LINK
So if you see a neighbor, Help him with his load, And don't go mistakin' Paradise For that home across the road.
Girls' Service League 11,12; Ski Club 9; Glee Club 10; Dra-
9; Hockey B 9
Honors 11; Photography Club 11; Car Club 11; Oak/eaves 11,12; Downbeat 11; Soccer B 11; Tennis B 11
matics
JEANNETTE HILLER NELSON
Promise you won't forget me, ever.
Not even when I'm a hundred!
Honors 11; Ski Club 11 ,12; Downb ea t 12; Oak/eaves 12; Imag e ry 12; Glee Club 12; Girls' Service League 11; Nonesu c h 12; Assembly Committee 12
KENT SINCLAIR McNEILL
Play not for gain, but for sport; Who plays for more than he can lose with pleasure stakes his heart.
Car Club 10,11; Dramatic s 10,11; Varsity Club 11; JV Soccer 9; B Basketball 9,10; V Baseball 9; V Tennis 11
EDWARD WITBECK POHLMAN
And the time will come when you see We're all one, and life flows on within You and without you.
High Honors 9; Honors 10,11; Varsity Club 11,12; Car Club 11; Oak/eaves 12; Soccer JV 9,10, V 11,12; Track B 9,10, A 11, 12
THOMAS WINFIELD
PRICE
Why is it so cold out here, so cold. Let me in, The price of your entry is sin, Go away, then return Know which place you have to turn
Pep Commission 11; Latin Club 9; Varsity Club 10,11, VicePresident 12; Football B 10,11, A 12; Soccer B 9,10, A 11,12; Tennis A 11,12; Track B 9, A 10
JOHN KRENZ REINHART
From the ashes a fire shall be woken, A light from the shadows shall spring; Renewed shall be the blade that was broken: The crown less again shall be King.
Honors 11; Varsity Club 10, Vice-President 11, President 12; Oak/eaves 12; Soccer V 11,12; Basketball B 9; Football V 11, 12; Ski Club 10,11,12; Car Club 10,11; Prom Committee
CHRISTINA PUTNEY
If the day and the night are such that you
Greet them with joy, and life emits a fragrance
Like flowers and sweet-scented herbs, is more
Elastic, more immortal- that is your success.
Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Chapel Committee 11,12; Dramatics 10, 11; Glee Club 9,10,11; Homecoming Princess 10; Queen 11; Prom Committee 11; Girls' Service League 9,10,11,12; Physical Fitness Award 9
GABRIELLE SCHLUETER
And all that Memory loves the most Was once our only hope to be, And all that hope adored and lost Hath melted into Memory
Honors 11 ; Outstanding Effort Award 11; Freshman Class Vice-President; Student Body Secretary 12; Girls' Service League 9,10 , 11,12 , Vice-president 11; Chapel Committee 9, 10,11,12, Chairman 12; Dramatics 10,11; Prom Committee 11; Oak/eaves 12; Volleyball B 9,10,11,12; Basketball B 9,10 A 11,12 ; Hockey A 9,10,11,12; Baseball9,10; Tennis 9,10
LINDA ANN SINCLAIR
Oh there are such a lot of things to do, And such a lot to be.
Honors 11; Girls' Service League 9,10,11,12; Chapel Committee 12; Assembly Committee 11,12; Glee Club 9,11,12; Pep Commission 10,11,12; Oak/ ea ves 10,11, business manager 12; Downbeat 12; Volleyball B 9,10, V 11,12; Basketball V 10,11; Field Hockey V 11; Baseball 9; American Field Service to Iran 11
DINAH LINDSEY SMITH
So they went off together. But whereever they go, and whatever happens to them on the way, in that enchanted place on the top of the forest, a little girl and her bear will be playing.
Chapel Committee 9,10,11,12; Glee Club 9,10,11,12; Dramatics 9,10,11,12; Girls' Service League 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Oak/eaves 12; Downbeat 12; Homecoming Princess 11; Nonesuch 12; Cheerleader 10,12, Head 11; Pep Commission Head 11; Volleyball B 9,10, A 11,12; Hockey B 9, A 11; Basketball B 9,10
ALEXANDRA GALE SMITH
DO NOT CONDEMN ME before you search my eyes before you see through me and I through you for a place to be
Honors 9,10,11; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Class Secretary 11; Chapel Committee 9,10,11; Girls' Service League 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Bridge Club 11; Dramatics 10,11,12; Glee Club 9,11,12; Cheerleader 10,11, Head 12; Pep Commission 11,12; Homecoming Princess 10, 11; Oak/eaves 12; Downbeat 12; Volleyball B 9,10; Varsity 11,12; Basketball A 10; Hockey A 9,10,11; Physical Fitness Award 10; Prom Committee
SIDNEY STUART
SOLD ATE
Upon a great adventure he was bound,
That greatest Gloriana to him gave
That greatest Glorious Queen of fairyland
To win him worship and her grace to have
National Merit Finalist; High Honors 9,10; Brown English Award 11; Court Chief Justice 12; Latin Club 9,10; Scandia Club 9; Downbeat 9,10,11,12, Editor 12; Soccer 8 10, Manager9
LAURA JEANNE STEARNS
Through the corridors of sleep pass shadows dark and deep
My mind dances and leaps in confusion
I don't know what is real-/ can't touch what I feel
I hide behind the shield of my illusion
Honors 11; Pep Commission co-chairman; Ski Club 10,11, 12; Girls' Service League 9,10,11, Treasurer 12; Shop 10,11, 12; Head of Make-up staff 9,10,11; Oak/eaves 12; American Field Service Sister
MARGARET LYNNE STIVERS
It happens just because we need
To want and be wanted too, When love is here or gone
To lie down in the darkness And list en to the warm.
National Merit Letter of Commendat i on; Honors 11; Girls' Service League 9 , 10,11 , 12; Chapel Committee 9; Pep Commission 11,12; Ski Club 9,10; Art 9,10,11; Oak/eaves 11, 12
MICHAEL ROUNDS STIMSON
So when you see your neighbor carrying something
Help him with his load
And don't go mistaking paradise
For that home across the road.
Honors 11; Photography 11; Car Club 11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Oak/eave s 12; Im agery 12; Baseball9; Tennis 10,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12
PAMELA VENABLE SUTTON
Mirror, mirror, hanging in the sky, Won't you look down what's happening here below.
I stand here singing to the flower, So very few people really know For I'm going to try for the sun.
Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Nonesuch 12; Imagery 12; Prom Committee; Volleyball11; Hockey 9,11
JOHN EARLL THOMAS
I want to be able, as days go by, Always to look myself straight in the eye.
Varsity Club 10,11,12; Dramatics 10,11,12; Latin Club CoConsul11; Football B 9, V 10,11,12; Basketball B 9, V 10,11, 12; Track B 9,10, V 11,12
ANTIONETTE MARIE VALPREDO
And who's going to be the one, To say it was no good what we done? I dare a man to say I'm too young, For I'm going to try for the sun.
WILLIAM DOUGLAS WALLACE
Schizophrenics are suffering from the truth!
Freshmen Class President; Dramatics 9,11; Ski Club 11; JV soccer 9, V 10,11; Basketball B 9; Baseball11
Girls' Service League 12; Prom Committee; Drama Club 11; Chapel Committee 12
LAETITIA WARD
L'absence diminue les mediocres passions, et augmente les grandes, comme le vent eteint les bougies et allume le feu.
Honors 11; Girls' Service League 9,10,11,12; Latin Club 9; Pep Commission 11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Oak/eaves 12; Hockey V 10,11; Tennis V 9
WILLIAM ELDRED WARD, JR.
You only grow when you are alone.
Honors 11; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Class President 12; Dramatics 9,10; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Sailing Club 10; Oak/eaves 12; Prom Committee; Downbeat 12; Pep Commission 11; Football B 11; Tennis V 9,10,11
MARK CHARLES ZAREM
The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Drama Club 10,11; Imagery 9,11, co-editor 12; Nonesuch 9,10,11,12; Downbeat 10,11
CARL JAMES WEST
Though nothing can bring back The hour of splendor in the grass, Of glory in the flower, We will grieve not Rather find strength in what remains behind.
Oak/eaves 11,12; Prom Committee; Chapel Committee 12; Assembly Committee 12; Inter-League Forum 12; Car Club 11; Pep Commission 11,12; Ski Club 11,12; Footba ll B-11; Basketball V-11; Track B-11.
Quipping, laughing, discoursing, Y.,.ou made us love you, Win. Your ebullience distinguished you. We'll not forget you, blythe spirit.
WIN LORING
(George W. Loring Ill) April1952- September 1968
We found it in the
Well, actually in Australia
You must be kidding!
girls' head!
With this rod
Caesar slain
Our God!
Contemplations
Gulp
Slurp!
Bosom Buddies
My Little Bubble
Tish of Arc
To sleep perchance to dream
What did you say about San Diego?
Peeping Tom Greecian geegles
Purple pupils
They eat them in Okinawa r
That's what I call a good picture
She won at tic-tactoe
Oh, come on, people
Little Red
So, I'm innocent!
"lk-man
suit. I like my ml
What Senior room?
The closer he gets the better you look.
I finally got her!
UNDERCLASSMEN
JUNIOR CLASS
ROW 1: Bill Heistand, Steve Kressen, Brian Heublein, David Fletcher, Mike King, Sam Magri II, Ed Hammond, Tracy Cheatham; ROW 2: Stan Sander, John Tooby, Tom Halliday, Rod Spencer, Gary Benedict, Todd Skowrup, Tim Vail, Glenn Chadwick, Mike Fulmor; ROW 3: Nick George, Bill Schlick, Fred Wesley, Susan Highleyman, Mary McMahon, Jenny Jones, Lisa Martin, Barbara Hachten, Dianne Clark, Sue Doherty, Margaret Kern, John Stathatos, David Dales, Chris Patton, John McCaslin, Mrs. Moses; ROW 4: Mary Blankenhorn, Lorin Lear, Nancy Young, Pam Lance, Susie Allison, Francesca Stanfill, Nicole Daniels, Megan Edwards, Sara Burgess, Ann Ray, Linda Cohen, Leslie Priest, Janice Haymond, Lisa Grady, Mary Tyson; NOT SHOWN: Martha Pyne, Dave Robbins, Lydee Scudder.
What did you say the hair regulations were again?
The Group
Excedrin headache number
I want my mommie
I see God! ! ! I see God!! ! Come 'ere, handsome
SOPHOMORE CLASS
ROW 1: Warren Beacom, Tom Robbins, Walt Crockett, Paul Barnett, Dale Furman, Jeff Mayhew, John Callister, John Edmonston, Ricky Loomis; ROW 2 : Bob Haymond, Chris Adams, Tim Spaulding, Robert Feinstein, Norman Silver, Keith Lumpkin, Ben Brown, Craig Smith, Lance Frodsham, Greg Giesler, Chuck Morgan; ROW 3: Mr. Theodorou, John Minor, Kathy Schallerer, Lucy Sannes, Lucianne Phillips, Ann Holmes, Julie Withers, Heidi White, Barbara Hammond, Sarah Bradley, Mimi Smith, Cindy Hicks, Tyde Richards; ROW 4: Pam Magrill, Millie Bratenahl, Ellen Judson, Nancy Haden, Kit Nuttall, Liz Oettinger, Michelle Regas, Sally Nalle; NOT SHOWN: Julie Clark, Ray Cline, Cherie Maure, Duffy Mich, Eric Remelmeyer, Susan Spalding.
Another exciting Biology class!
Sure like those suckers.
My mind is a blank.
Who says we can't drink in the Gym.
I told them at the Tea Party.
Perchance to dream!
0, you bore me so! Watch this!
FRESHMAN CLASS
ROW 1: Steve Whitney, Brad Foster, Chris Durkee, Mark Priest, Tom Sadler, Mark Schallerer, Jed Griffith, Tom Walper, Brian Furman, Brian Davidson; ROW 2 : Lee Macleod, Philippe Tusler, Bob Fry, Jim Kennedy, Barry Finch, Rich Spaulding, Mike Barker, Jameson Blake, Rich McDonald, Joe Butler; ROW 3: Neil Barnett, Mr. Manley, Eddie Morgan, Chris Tschoegl, Charlie Bergman, Susan Manley, Steve Shafer, Alan Kern, Richard Ray, Jim Hutchinson, Tom Williams, Alfred Clark, Ann Campbell, Greg Schilling, Calder Mackay, Davis Palmer, Randy Falk, Locke Highleyman, Mike Jeung, David Schecter; ROW 4: Ethelyn Wilcox, Michaela Garvey, Barbara Napp, Marianne Walters, Lisa Barkman, Beth Cazort, Marji Nuttall, Mary-Gay Peterson, Cindy Brigham, Debby Walther, Betsy Griggs, Adrienne Cole, Carol Hoffman, Lorraine Duval, Diana Hoffman, Nina Halpern, Susan Blankenhorn, Joan Bacon, Liz Crum, Linda Ashkenas; NOT SHOWN: Jenny Lear.
My girdle is killing me!
Finger Lickin' good!
Does it bite? It's like this
Very interesting!!!
Vibrations!
Tip toe
And Candy said · ·
Should I?
Naughty, Naughty .
I'm walking on air.
Know what I did last night?
I wouldn't do it!
If there's one thing I can't stand.
Nickey's natural habitat.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT
STUDENT COUNCIL
The student council, once famous for its ineffectiveness, has truly proven itself this year One major achievement was the approval of the petition for senior girls to wear pullover sweaters. Now this privilege is permanently established. Other interesting topics at the meetings have been faculty diets and junior fund-raising projects. This student council will probably prove to be the most productive yet.
Bob Fry, Pat Barry, Gaby Schlueter, Bill Ward, Brian Furman, Nicole Daniels, Jenny Lear, Mimi Smith, Mr Babcock , Lester Hall, Marise Enari, Eric Haskell, Dale Furman, Lance Frodsham; not pictured: Bill Schlick.
Chief Justice . . . . . Sidney Soldate
ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY
President ..................... Eric Haskell
Vice President Pat Barry
Secretary-Treasurer ...... Gaby Schlueter
ORGANIZATIONS
EDITOR: Carl West
BUSINESS MANAGER:
Linda Sinclair
ART STAFF:
Pam lance, Cover
Dinah Smith
ADVISORS: Mrs Moses
Mr. Babcock
OAKLEAVES
EDITORIAL STAFF:
Marty Ash
jenny Jones
Eleni Lambros
John Reinhart
Mike Stimson
Nancy Young
Dave Glass
Steve Kressen
leslie Priest
Gaby Schlueter
Margie Stivers
BUSINESS STAFF:
Pam Baker
Sue Doherty
lester Hall
Jeannette Nelson
Ed Pohlman
Dinah Smith
Mary Tyson
Dianne Clark johanna Garvey
Jenny Jones
lucianne Phillips
Sandy Smith laura Stearns
Heidi White
Julie Withers
PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF:
Chris Adams
Charlie Bergman
David Dales
Dan Gibbs
Cobe Haskell
Allan leguay Tom Walper
Mark Amos
Jamison Blake
Hal Falk
Bill Hartman
Eric Haskell
Chris Tschoegl
Special thanks to Chris Adams, Jamison Blake, Charlie Bergman, Dan Gibbs, and Tom Walper for help in processing our film.
Many hours were spent gathering Ads for this years book.
The sportsmen were always hard at work.
This years book was a joint effort by all.
DOWNBEAT
Downbeat this year has been a vital, active newspaper. We have tried to arouse student interest in the school and the community and, we think, we have to some extent succeeded. We hope the students will continue to support the paper as enthusiastically in the future.
Mike Jeung, Janice Feinstein, Stan Sander, Rod Spencer, Bill Crisman, Dinah Smith, Sidney Sol date, Editor; Jeannette Nelson. Advisor: Mr. Manley.
NONESUCH
Nonesuch is an attempt to encourage creative wntmg among the students. Published once in the winter and again in the spring, Nonesuch provides a chance for would-be writers to see their work in print. Because of limited participation during the past year, the magazine did not enjoy great success, yet both issues were filled with worthwhile material.
Lydee Scudder, Susie Allison, Sally Nalle, Dale Furman, Dinah Smith, Meg Bachtel, Martie Barrett, Editor ; Pam Sutton.
IMAGERY
Because of the enormous number of contributions this year, Imagery has not had the problem of having a deficiency of articles for any issue. On the contrary, so overwhelmingly did the Underclassmen fill Imagery's literary void that we often felt compelled to sacrifice quality for quantity. Nonetheless, despite the rather amateur tone of Imagery, it did succeed in presenting a great diversity of viewpoints, boorishly phrased as some of them were. On the whole, staff-faculty relations were much less strained this year. Great thanks are due to our faculty advisor, Mr. Moses, who advised the faculty very well. Future editors should keep in mind that Imagery is only worthwhile when it is intelligently radical.
Mark Zarem and Andy King (co-editors)
A. F.S.
When you're up from downunder it's kind of fun having Days to wear Togas and to buy Slaves. And it's beaut to root at the games, which are so different from the sports at home. Organized cheering would have quite an impact on the Aussies' far-from-regimented enthusiasm!
It's good to be educated in the American way : to learn about your country, and to discover what Americans learn. That's the way to understand the country- and that, after all, is half the game!
More important, though, is to know the people, and Poly people are very easy to get to know, as, indeed, are all Americans.
I'm happy here at Poly- it's a Great Society!
Above all else, thanks for your friendship- it's made my year especially magical!
Margaret Ash, A.F.S student Australia; Laura Stearns, A.F.S sister
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The American Field Service and Experiment in International Living programs are simply meeting a new culture on its own terms. You adapt yourself and your way of doing things to another people and their customs. You can apply the knowledge you have acquired in school to further your understanding of their feelings and ideas. You learn by living.
Linda Sinclair, Iran; American Field Service.
Ed Pohlman, Italy; Pat Barry, Mexico; Experiment in International Living.
President
Vice-President
Treasurer
Secretary
Ways & Means
Faculty Advisor
Cathy Andrews
Wendy Hoge
Sally Ellis
Laura Stearns
Lucianne Phillips
Mrs. Langstaff
PEP COMMISSION
LEFT TO RIGHT- Marjorie Nuttall, Joan Bacon, Susan Blankenhorn, Sara Burgess, Marian -lowseman, Susie Allison, Jenny Jones, Pam Lance, Linda Sinclair, Pam Baker; 2nd ROW- Cindy Brigham, Linda Ashkmas, Wendy Hoge, Johanna Garvey, Tish Ward, Margie Stivers, Jeannette Nelson, Mary Tyson, Marty Ash, Anna B1rnett, Nancy Young, Lucianne Phillips, Ann Holmes; 3rd ROW- Chris Patton, Bill Ward, Todd Skowrup, David Flet<her, Mark Amos, Martha Pyne, Mary Blankenhorn, Julie Withers, Steve Kressen, Lorin Lear, Nancy Ha rden, Janice 1-aymond; BACK ROWDavid Robbins, John Stathatos, Carl West, .Chris Tschoegl, Brian Heublein, Mike King, Charle Bergman, Bill Heistand, Liz Crum, Sarah Bradley, Mimi Smith; NOT SHOWN: Jennifer Lear.
President- Marian Howseman
VARSITY CLUB
President- John Reinhart
Vice-President- Tom Price
Secretary- Cobe Haskell
LEFT TO RIGHT- Bill Wallace, Dan Gibbs, Mike King, Ed Hammond, John Callister, David Robbins; 2nd ROWGlenn Chadwick, Steve Kressen, Chris Patton, Todd Skowrup, Spike Booth; Jrd ROW- Brian Heublein, Ray Cline, Mike Stimson, Bill Heistand, Cobe Haskell; 4th ROW- Andy King, Tom Price, Tim Vail, Lester Hall, John Thomas; 5th ROW- Bill Ward, john Reinhart, Pat Barry, David Glass, Mark Amos.
ACTIVITIES
CHEERLEADERS
Mimi Smith, Lorin Lear, Cathy Andrews, Sandy Smith, head; Dinah Smith, Mary Blankenhorn.
Sandy ruin s all the fun.
SLAVE DAY
The Stripper
Typical Poly Girl
The Epitome of Grace
PET SHOW
Are you telling me?
ALUMNI DAY
Thar she blows!
STUDENT-FACULTY GAMES
No, John- you can't have the ball!
Music by
Richard Rodgers
OKLAHOMA
Based on the play Green Grow the Lilacs by Lynn Riggs
Cast Of Characters (in order of appearance)
Aunt Eller NANCY HADEN
Curly
Laurey
Ike Skidmore
BILL HEIST AND
LORIN LEAR
DALE FURMAN
Fred TOM WILLIAMS
Will Parker
Jud Fry .........
ERIC HASKELL
MIKE FULMOR
Ado Annie Carnes MARION HOWSEMAN
Ali Hakim CARL WEST
Gertie Cummings
FRANCESCA STAN FILL
Andrew Carnes ......
... BILL SCHLICK
Slim ... COBE HASKELL
Cord Elam MIKE KING
Mike ...
Joe
Tom
TRACY CHEATHAM
TOM SADLER
BRAD FOSTER
Ellen ... JENNY JONES
Kate
Aggie
Dorothy
Book and Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
MIMI SMITH
LISA MARTIN
MARY TYSON
Laurey (Dream Ballet) DINAH SMITH
Inhabitants of Oklahoma Territory:
MARTIE ASH, LINDA ASHKENAS, LISA BARKMAN, ANNA BARNETT, MARTIE BARRETT, ADRIENNE COLE, BRIAN DAVIDSON, CHRIS DURKEE, MEGAN EDWARDS, BARRY FINCH, BRIAN FURMAN, MICHAELA GARVEY, JED GRIFFITH, BETSY GRIGGS, ANN HOLMES, JAMES HUTCHINSON, MARGARET KERN, SUSAN MANLEY, CHERIE MAURE, DAVE PALMER, LESLIE PRIEST, MICHELLE REGAS, LINDA SINCLAIR, LAURA STEARNS, TONI VALPREDO, HEIDI WHITE, ETHLYN WILCOX.
Dancers:
CATHY ANDREWS, CINDY BRIGHAM, SARA BURGESS, LINDA COHEN, LIZ CRUM, LORRIE DUVAL, SALLY ELLIS, SUSAN HIGHLEY MAN, CAROL HOFFMAN, DIANA HOFFMAN, ELENI LAMBROS, JENNIFER LEAR, MARJORIE NUTTALL, MARY GAY PETERSON, GABY SCHLUETER, SANDY SMITH, MARY ANN WALTHERS, JULIE WITHERS.
Production Staff:
SARAH BRADLEY, LUCIANNE PHILLIPS
SAM MAGRILL (accompanist)
NEIL BARNETT, PAUL BARNETT , GLENN CHADWICK, HAL FALK, RANDY FALK, BOB FRY, ED HAMMOND, ERIC REMELMEYER, LAURA STEARNS, JOHN THOMAS.
LATIN CLUB
LEFT TO RIGHT- FRONT ROW: Chris Tschoegl, Steve Shafer, Charlie Bergman, Lucy Sannes, Martha Pyne, Nick George, Susie Allison, jenny jones, Eric Remelmeyer; BACK ROW : jim Kennedy, jim Hutchinson, Stan Sander, Mike Fulmor, john Edmonston, David Dales, Sally Nalle, Gary Benedict.
SKI CLUB
SPORTS
John Thomas, Mike King, John Callister, Tom Price, Sam Magrill, Chris Patton, David Robbins, Bill Heistand, John Reinhart, Cobe Haskell, David Glass, Mike Fulmor, Spike Booth, Ray Cline, Mark Amos, Brian Heublein; Coach: Dan Lichty; Manager: Steve Kressen.
Callister Charges On
Haskell Runs for a Touchdown
B-FOOTBALL
FRONT ROW: Brian Davidson, Albert Clark, Rich McDonald, Davis Palmer, Bob Stivers, Paul Barnett, John Edmonston, Todd Skowrup, Pat Barry; BACK ROW: Coach O'Neil, Jeff Mayhew, Jed Griffith, John Sthathatos, Ed Hammond, Dave Fletcher, Tom Robbins, Brad Foster; NOT SHOWN : Tom Walper
O'Neil and the Fellas
Gang Tackle!
VARSITY SOCCER
Coach Lichty, Dave Robbins, Ed Hammond, Tim Vail, Ed Pohlman, Craig Smith, Bill Wallace, captain; Bill Ward, Tom Price, Dan Gibbs, Peter Kurze, Mike Stimson, Coach Gabel, NOT SHOWN: Glenn Chadwick, Duffy Mich, Chris Patton, John Reinhart.
Wallace dribbles past Valley Christian Reinhart challenges Dominguez.
Vail moves in for a steal.
Ward fights for the ball.
Robbins makes a save
Patton defends his goal.
Price and Reinhart exhibit fine dribbling ability.
Vail high-kicks against Valley.
Pohlman dribbles through heavy traffic.
J.V. SOCCER
Coach Lichty, John Stathatos, David Fletcher, Todd Richards, Walter Crockett, Tom Williams, Dale Furman, John Edmonston, Locke Highleyman, John McCaslin, Coach Gabel; Tom Sadler, Jed Griffith, Brian Furman, Warren Beacom, Randy Falk, Chris Durkee, Jim Kennedy, Keith Lumpkin, Brad Foster
Locke uses his head!
Griffith hoofs it.
Keith makes a steal.
Heublein adds another Look at that a basketball!
VARSITY BASKETBALL
-LEAGUE CHAMPS-
LEFT TO RIGHT- Coach O'Neil, Brian Heublein, Steve Kressen, Spike Booth, Cobe Haskell, Mark Amos, Dave Glass, Ray Cline, John Thomas, Tom Robbins, Mike King, Manager- Stan Sander.
C. I. F.
Kressen is double teamed.
Most Valuable Prep League Player- Heublein.
B BASKETBALL
BACK ROW : Rick Loomis, Rich Spaulding, Alfred Clark, Tom Halliday, Tim Spaulding, Mark Priest, Barry Finch, Greg Giesler, FRONT ROW : Tom Walper, Brian Davidson, Todd Skowrup, Jeff Mayhew, Rich McDonald, Calder Mackay, Coach Yezerski
Walper strain s for tip .
Mackay is tied up
BASEBALL
BACK ROW: Tom Robbins, Mark Priest, Spike Booth, Brian Heublein, John Reinhart, Cobe Haskell, Steve Kressen, Mark Amos; FRONT ROW: Mike King, Alan Kern, Richard McDonald, John Callister, Greg Giesler, Stan Sander, Dave Robbins, Todd Skowrup; NOT SHOWN: Coach O'Neil.
Kressen makes the out.
Brian makes the pitch.
Kern jumps for the ball.
Sander stretches for the play
TRACK
LEFT TO RIGHT: Brian Davidson, Mike King, Ed Hammond, John Edmonston, Bob Haymond, Brian Furman, Keith Lumpkin; MIDDLE ROW: Jeff Mayhew, Lester Hall, Dale Furman , John Callister, Alfie Clark, Duffy Mich, Coach Lichty; BACK ROW : Ray Cline, Steve Kres sen, Brian Heubl ei n, Co be Haskell, Dave Robbins, Ed Pohlman.
form
Don't look now, but A perfect roll?
The
BOYS' TENNIS
LEFT TO RIGHT- FRONT ROW : Rod Spencer, Jameson Blake, Randy Falk, Mike Barker, Ricky Loomis, Eddie Morgan, Phillipe Tusler; BACK ROW : Tom Halliday, John Tooby, Mike Stim son, Tracy Cheatham, Tom Walper, Tim Vail.
I'm falling.
Me play football! Hall makes the shot.
Feel those muscles!
Now, watch me! Step, together, step behind
Look, I can fly!
GIRLS' SPORTS
A-VOLLEYBALL
LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Sinclair, Sally Ellis, Sandy Smith, Suzanne Duval; NOT PICTURED: Cathy Andrews, jennie !=alk, Marian Howseman, Pam Lance, Gaby Schlueter, Dinah Smith.
LEFT TO RIGHT: Mimi Smith, Cherie Maure, Sally Nalle, Lorraine Duval; BACK ROW : Sarah Bradley, Nancy Haden, Millie Bratenahl, jennifer Lear, julie Clark; NOT PICTURED: Liz Crum.
TENNIS
LEFT TO RIGHT: Michelle Regas, Leslie Priest, Sally Nalle, Nicole Daniels; BACK ROW : Coach Howard Farer, Chterie Maure, Cindy Brigham, Jenny Jones, Sarah Bradley ; NOT PICTURED: Sally Ellis.
HOCKEY
LEFT TO RIGHT: Francesca Stanfill, Leslie Priest, Kit Nuttall, Laura Stearns, Johanna Garvey, Sally Nalle; BACK ROW: Barbara Hachten, Cherie Maure, Millie Bratenahl, Suzanne Duval, Mimi Smith, Sandy Smith, Sarah Bradley; NOT PICTURED : Pam Lance, Nickey Daniels, Pam Sutton, Lucianne Phillips.
Seniors fly too!
The big fall
I got you now!
I don't care, I won't play!
All right, girls, the faculty just hasn't got it.
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Our sincere thanks go to all the people who made the production of this year's Oak/eaves possible. Special thanks go to Mr. Wilber Loe, of the American Yearbook Company, and to Mrs. Moses, our advisor, for their patience and guidance through the year. We are also grateful to Mr. Babcock for his help on the business staff.
WE ARE GRATEFUL TO THE FOLLOWING PATRONS FOR THEIR GENEROUS DONATIONS:
MR. & MRS. BRADFORD C. ADAMS
MR. & MRS. RICHARD M. ADAMS
MRS. A. MACLEOD BACHTEL
MR. & MRS. HARRISON R. BAKER, JR.
MR. & MRS. NORMAN BARKER, JR.
DR. & MRS. DAVID H. BLANKENHORN
THE OTIS BOOTH FOUNDATION
MR. & MRS. WILSON JR.
MR. & MRS. JAMES W. BEEBE
MR. & MRS. ROBERT C. BURGESS
MRS. V. R. CALLOWAY
CAL-OAKS PHARMACY
MR. & MRS. JAMES R. CHADWICK
MR. & MRS. ALFRED CLARK, JR.
MR. & MRS. CHARLES D. COLE
MR. & MRS. G. R. CRISMAN
THE WALTER CROCKETT FAMILY
MR. DONALD P. DANIELS, JR.
MR. & MRS. PHILIP DOHERTY
DR. & MRS. PETER C. DYKSTRA
MR. & MRS. ROBERT EDMONSTON
DR. & MRS. SIDNEY M. FALK
MR. & MRS. GILBERT FEINSTEIN
DR. & MRS. ROBERT P. FRY
DR. & MRS. MORRIS J. FURMAN
MR. & MRS. JAMES E. GARVEY
MRS. ZACK E. GIBBS
MR. & MRS. HOWARD GIESLER
MR. & MRS. H. W. GRIGGS
DR. & MRS. MARSHALL HALL
DR. & MRS. DEANE C. HARTMAN
MR. & MRS. SCHUYLER HASKELL
THE KENNETH W. HOGE FAMILY
MR. & MRS. JOHN R. HOLMES
MR. & MRS. ANDREW HUTCHINSON
MR. & MRS. H. BRADLEY JONES
MR. & MRS. G. NORMAN KENNEDY
MR. & MRS. W. M. KIMBALL
MR. & MRS. DAVID P. KRESSEN
MR. & MRS. ROGER M. LEGUA Y
MR. & MRS. RICHARD M. LINK
MR. & MRS. KEITH C. LUMPKIN
MRS. F. MEAD MACKAY
MR. & MRS. ARTHUR A. MAYHEW, JR.
DR. & MRS. R. W. MELBYE
MR. & MRS. EDWIN E. MORGAN
DR. & MRS. GEORGE EDWARD MORGAN
MR. & MRS. MILO V. OLSON
MR. AND MRS. JAMES H. O'NEIL
DR. & MRS. MAX POHLMAN
THE B. W. PRIEST FAMILY \ ·
DR. & MRS. HARRY B. RICHARDS
MR. & MRS. BERNARD SCHECTER
THE DICK SINCLAIR FAMILY
MR. & MRS. E. M . SKOWRUP
DR . & MRS. STEPHEN SMITH, Ill
MR. & MRS. DENNIS C. STANFILL
MR. & MRS. ALAN R. STEARNS
MR. & MRS. CHARLES E. STIMSON
DR. & MRS. ROBERT H. STIVERS
MR. & MRS. GEORGE TOOBY
MR. & MRS. STEPHEN H. TUSLER
THE JOHN VALPREDO FAMILY
MR. & MRS. EUGENE R. WALPER
MR. & MRS. WILLIAM WARD
MR. CARL R. WEST
MR. & MRS. JAMES M. NAPP
THE A.M. ZAREM FAMILY
