Oakleaves-1980

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• • • I hear you."

Replenished by a year of study and travel, Mike Babcock returned this fall to his duties as director of the upper school. He brought with him those same qualities of low-keyed but supportive leadership that have made him such an integral part of this campus: patience, warmth, casualness and the ability to listen. For these reasons we dedicate this year's book to him and welcome him back.

Ave Atque Vale

Johannes Cornelius Hageman has taught mathematics at Poly for seventeen of the upper school's twenty-one years, fourteen of them as department chairman. A native of Amsterdam, Holland, he taught in the Netherlands and Dutch Antilles, and served in the Dutch military in Indonesia. He will be remembered warmly for his dedication to scholarship and for his integrity. We wish him well in his retirement.

Mike Babcock, John Bergen, Aida Demirjian, Dawn Cobb
John Bergen, Headmaster
Mike Babcock, Director of the Upper School

Language

Laura Pendorf, Kathleen Dillon, Carmie Rodriguez, Dale Griffiths.
Francis Wass, Patricia Wickhem
Peter Stathis, Phil Theodorou, Mike Babcock, Bill Fornaciari, Johannes Hageman
left to right: George Moses, Belinda Walker, Sarah Hall, Roger lpswitch, Drew Maddock
Chuck Peterson, Jim Mcinerny, Anne Moses, Jim Parkman, John Manley
Patricia Maars, Kathleen Robinson Barker, Alan Geier, Dinah Smith, Richard Alonzo; kneeling: Carol Ceirco, Mona Hayles
Criag fletcher, Martha Voelkel, Melinda Burbank, (not shown: Mike Klayman)
'Barnes, RicharcrM'ay'fte, nm Welsing, James Horn
Tracy Thornbwrg, Pam Morgan, Ky;ra Tnompson
Sandy Grozdanic, Trevor Tarr, Andy Campbell
Chris FramtlrtJ Joanna Spiro, Dick Loggins, Larry A,bert, Derek Laing

Peter Mc\1\Ytilliams

A.J. R)!laarsdam

Tom Bill Jameson

Lisa Melbye

Janet Rickershauser

Beth Palmer

Dickerson

Christin ltath(tf:>

Pauline Woo

Amy llghtstone Denni$ Stanfill
Peter Mt1hler
lain Smi 1im
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Paul Ma,¥tt
Jane Picker, Tiffany Smith, Joyce Lee
Joey Miller, Ted Zukoski, Lisa Terbell, Jim Elliot
Cary White, Guy Marsters
Larry Wayte, Tim Harvey, Liz Cole, Kim Mohler
(top) Justine Carraway, (bottom) Millicent Wilson, Laura Martin, Marissa Banks, Liz Ford, Michele Welsing
Paul White, Miller Newlon, Chris Teaford, Michael Fong, Mike Speiser, Mark Power
(top row) Ted Russell, Shelley Carder, Glen Tanksley, (bottom row) Julie Allen, Larry Jackson, Amy Talbot
Phil Sanders, Jim Hall, Bob Ward, David Sadler
Anne Nasser, Lisa Baugh, Jan Sperry, Kathleen Peck, Ann Babcock
Vernon Austel, Todd Turner, Marc McCowan
Ellen Eades, Linda Lewis, Stephanie Argy
Diana Giiilmore, Kerin Cantwell, Kirsten Maxworthy, Ann Battelle
Jonathan Fay, Jacob Thiessen, Fred Eicke, Daniel Yen, Josiah Friedlander
Dede Kennedy, Jennifer Wolcott, David Campbell, Bob Schiff

... And now is too busy being a little more than everything to seem anything, catastrophic included .. . Always the beautiful answer who asks a more beautiful question - e.e. cummings

Be faithful to that which exists nowhere but in yourself. -Andre Gide It's been really fun, I'm glad I'm out - John Simpson

We are never present with, but always beyond ourselves; fear, desire, hope, still push us on toward the future.

Maria Therese Allen
- Montaigne
Peter Stuart Jelliffe

You call rne a fool

You say it's a crazy scheme

This one's for real

I already bought the dream

So useless to ask me why

Throw a kiss and say goodbye

I'll make it this tinie

I'm ready to cross that fine line.

- Steely Dan

To live only for some future goal is shallow. It's the sides of the mountain which sustain life, not the top. Here's where things grow.

So on we go We have a long way no hurry

just one step after the next . . .

- Robert M. Pirsig

God is man in love.
A.P
Ann Ein Ea Park
Eric Hull Highleyman

A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, construct a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance 'accounts, ·build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, cooperate, work alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects.

Stay away from the clowns that say It don't matter what games we play today

You can spend all your time in vain Pursuing pleasures that really never pay.

Be content with a joyful heart It's truly all you need from the start Push ahead but don't move too fast Cause if you do, chances are you just won't last.

(Cause you can live your life away)

It was early morning yesterday, I was up before the dawn,

And I really have enjoyed the stay, But I must be movin' on.

James Robert Voelkel
David Matthew La Horgue - Supertramp

It is often difficult to distinguish between reality and reflection.

For me there is only the traveling on paths that have heart, on any path that may have heart. There I travel, and the only worthwhile challenge is to traverse its full length. And there I travel, looking, looking, breathlessly.

- Don Juan

We're anything brighter than even the sun (we're everything greater than books might mean) We're every anything more than believe

- e.e. cummings

We have time to think of the ones we love while the miles roll away, But the only time that seems too short is the time that we get to play.

- Jackson Browne

I do hope it's an interesting game. Otherwise, the afternoon would be so terribly dull.

- Norton Jester

John Scott Clayton
Angeles Pena

Experience is the only prophecy of wise men.

And who wrote the Bible, Was it Judas or Pilate, Well, one cleans his hands, While the other one hangs, But still I continue to stand.

Out in the city running free, Sands of companions sides that be, The strength of the meetings lies with you, Wait all the more regard your past, School gates remind us of our class, Chase all confusion away with us.

Out in the city running free, Days pass as seconds turn the key, The strength of the moment lies with you, Out tender outward lights of you, · Shines over mountains make the view, The strength of you seeing lies with you.

- Yes, Tales From Topographic Oceans

- Hong Kong Noodle Co.
David Deming Johnson
Bruce Robert Berkey

We've only just begun to live, White lace and promises

A kiss for luck and we're on our way. And yes, we've just begun.

Before the rising sun we smile, So many roads to choose, We start out walking and learn to run. And yes, we've just begun.

Sharing horizons that are new to us, Watching the signs along the way, Talking it over just the two of us, Working together day to day, Together.

And when the evening comes, we smile, So much of life ahead, We'll find a place where there's room to grow, And yes, We've just begun.

The trick is to live your days, As if each one may be your last, (For they go fast, and young men lose their lives In strange and unimaginable ways.)

But at the same time, plan long range (For they go slow, if you survive The shattered windshield and the bursting shell) You will arrive At our approximation here below Of heaven or hell.

To be specific, between the peony and the rose, Plant squash and spinach, turnips and tomatoes, Beauty is nectar, And nectar, in a desert, savesBut the stomach craves stronger sustenance Than the honied vine.

Therefore, marry a pretty girl

After seeing her mother; Show your soul to one man, Work with another; And always serve bread with your wine.

But, son, Always serve wine.

Let's make some memories laugh and cry and reach for the sky

And if by chance we never touch the stars We can say we tried .

- jane Oliver

Now I realize that everyone of us has a heaven inside.

- Kate Busch

"Querer e Poder."

A Portuguese proverb that means: "if we want we can do it."

... A fox looked and beheld the grapes that grew upon a huge vine, which he much desired to eat. And when he saw that none he might get, he turned his sorrow into joy, and said, "These grapes are sour and if I had some I would not eat them."

Moral: He is wise which faineth not to desire the thing which he may not have.

- Aesop

Luis Miguel Pereira do Nascimento de Figueiredo
Richard Bryan Webster

Sometimes a man falls sick of the sunlight itself. He sees everything so clearly he becomes blind and sees nothing at all. Sometimes a man grows sick of reason because the juices that feed his dreaming dry up. It's time to go then.

Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education alone will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.

Listen to the MUSTN'T's, child, Listen to the DON'T's, Listen to the SHOULDN'T's, The IMPOSSIBLES, the WON'T's, Listen to the NEVER HAVES, Then listen close to meAnything can happen, child, ANYTHING can be.

- Shel Silverstein

Try not to hide what you feel, deep inside, If you are, you must dare to be, free as the air.

- Maurice White

Jeffrey Paul McMorrow
-A. T. H.
Patricia Yvonne Doyle

"Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?"

"That depends a good deal on where you want to get to," said the cat.

"I don't much care where, so long as I get SOMEWHERE." said Alice.

"Oh, you're sure to do that, if you only walk long enough."

Success is a ladder, Take a step at a time, And the people will remember your name.

Yes, I found out, That's there's only one way You're gonna get things done I found out, The only way to the top Is lookin' out for #1 And that's me, I'm lookin' out for #1.

Some men see things as they are and ask; Why? Other men dream of things that never were and ask; Why not?

Whosoever shall not fall by the sword or by famine, shall fall by pestilence, so why bother shaving?

- Woody Allen

Douglas Henry Brandon

There is no reason that good cannot triumph as often as evil. The triumph of anything is based on organization. If there are such things as Angels, I hope that they are organized along the lines of the Mafia.

Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or a lifetime, is certain for those who are friends.

She drank from a bottle called DRINK ME, And up she grew so tall, She ate from a plate called TASTE ME, And down she shrunk so small, And so she changed, while other folks Never tried nothin' at all.

Heather Jean Smith

Times such as ours have always spread defeatism and despair. But there remain, nonetheless, some few among us who believe that man has within him the capacity to meet and overcome even the greatest challenges of this time. If we want to avoid defeat, we must wish to know the truth and be courageous enough to act upon it. If we get to know the truth and have the courage, we need not despair.

A future of a man holds only what he alone puts into it.

May I say that I have loved me one or two

Of the people in my past

Fading faces in a walking dream

And though they never seem to last very long, There are faces I remember

From the places in my past.

I said all the dead head miles

And the insincere smiles

Sometimes I can laugh and cry and I can't remember why

But I still love those good times gone by Hold onto them close

Gregory Stolrow

Life is a game, Something has to be more important Than something else.

If what already is, Is more important than what isn't, The game is over.

So life is a game in which what isn't, Is more important than what is.

- Werner Erhard

Carol

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 starry, more immortal - that is your success.

- Henry David Thoreau

Deep in the human unconscious is a pervasive need for a logical universe that makes sense. But the real universe is always one step beyond logic.

- Princess lrulan

He who is between the thighs of Nut is the Pygmy who danceth like the god and who pleaseth the heart of the god before his great throne.

- Sixth Dynasty Monarch, Pepi I

Carol Jayne Fujihara
John Kingsland F. De Beixedon /

I don't know. I don't care. And it doesn't make any difference.

The game of life is not so much in holding a good hand as playing a poor one well.

- H. T. Leslie

0 wonderful, Wonderful, Henry Erard Matthiessen And most wonderful, wonderful, And yet again wonderful - William Shakespeare C,ou.r-ts

Carter Dickson Mack
Courtney Catherine Diroll

Simple things mean a lot to me, Some things only children can see, Simple things like horses running free, And easy acceptance of life.

Simple things never compromise, All things have a rhythm I can realize, I feel content in my freedom, And I feel my freedom is right

Simple things of the earth don't die, They just grow and change as time goes by. There are no questions without answers. I've found my answer to life is living, The secret of living is life.

No race can prosper till it learns there is as much dignity in tilling a field as in writing a poem.

- Booker T. Washington

The smallest deed is better than the greatest intention.

- Larry Eisenberg

I do nothing that a man of unlimited funds, superb physical endurance, and maximum scientific knowledge could not do.

Thomas Montgomery Carter
- Batman

Paradoxical as it may seem, the purposeful life has no content, no point. It hurries on and misses everything. Not hurrying, the purposeless life misses nothing, for it is only when there is no goal and no rush that the human senses are fully open to receive the world.

- Alan Watts

We're living in a wiggly world!

Thomas Philip Laidig

Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow, Don't walk behind me, I may not lead, Walk beside me, And just be my friend.

- Albert Camus

What is a friend? Just one, I repeat, with whom you dare to be yourself.

- C. Raymond Beran

Sidney Kay Jensen

- Devo

Escuchen.

When we two parted In silence and tears, Half broken-hearted To sever for years, In secret we met, In silence I grieve, That thy heart could forget, Thy spirit deceive If I should meet thee After long years, How should I greet thee? With silence and tears.

- Lord Byron

Never tell a young person that something cannot be done. God may have been waiting for centuries for somebody ignorant of the impossible to do it

- Oliver Wendell Holmes

Lisa Suzanne Gobar

Knowledge is good .

I could tell you, If I wanted to, What makes me What I am.

But I don't Really want toAnd you don't Give a damn . - Langston Hughes

Someone, somewhere went to sleep and dreamed us both alive. Dreams get pushed around a lot and I doubt if we'll survive. We won't get to wake up. Dreams were born to disappear And I'm sure that neither one of us is here. - Jim Stafford

Henry Roulet Williamson

The person who searches for happiness rarely finds itHappiness is a byproduct, not a goal.

Energies devoted to regrets are futile - concentrate on what is, not what was.

- Anonymous

Friendship, compounded of esteem and love, derives from one its tenderness and its permanence from the other.

- Samuel Johnson

And it's only the giving that makes you what you are.

- Ian Anderson

And it makes me Wonder.

- Jimmy Page, Robert Plant

David Goddard Teasdale

I am I and

You are you

I do my thing

And you do your thing

You are not in this world

To live up to my expectations

And I am not in this world

To live up to yours

You are you and I am I

And, if by chance

We find each other It is beautiful

- John Peal

I wish for you, my Friend, This happiness that I've found, You can depend on Him, It matters not where you're bound I'll it from the mountain top, I want to pass it on.

- Kurt Kaiser

Don't just do something Stand there.

There be some sports are painful, and their labor, Delight in them sets off; some kinds of baseness Are nobly undergone, and most poor matters Point to rich ends. This, my mean task Would be as heavy to me as odious, but The mistress which I serve quickens what's dead, And makes my labors pleasures.

- William Shakespeare

Caroline Elizabeth Mulder
Randall Martin Miller

The last few feet of that climb were treacherous. But it was well worth the effort. When I reached the top, I had never seen such beauty. I wanted to laugh, to sing, to somehow verbalize my feeling But no sound would come. It was then that I realized that my shouts would only be swallowed by the wind which surrounded me. No one would understand my excitement unless they ascended my peak and captured my moment. But this was impossible. My peak was intangible for someone else, as another was intangible for me. I had found myself, pushed myself to my own limit, as only I could do And I knew that I would not quit this, peak. But would continue my climb until I discovered who and why I was.

"I could vegetate very comfortably right here and let other people make decisions."

"You must make decisions," Major Danby disagreed, "A person can't live like a vegetable."

"Why not?"

A distant warm look entered Major Danby's eyes, "It must be very pleasant to be free from all this doubt and pressure," insisted Major Danby.

"I think I'd like to live like a vegetable and make no important decisions."

"What kind of a vegetable, Danby?"

"A cucumber or a carrot."

"What kind of cucumber? A good one or a bad one?"

"Oh, a good one, of course."

"They'd cut you off in your prime and slice you up for a salad."

Major Danby's face fell. "A poor one then."

"They'd let you rot and use you for fertilizer to help the good ones grow."

"I guess I don't want to live like a vegetable, then," said Major Danby with a smile of sad resignation. - Joseph Heller

I am not what I ought to be Not want I want to be, Not what I am going to be, But thankful that I am not what I used to be.

So I left the ticket window and took a seat on one of the benches in the middle of the concourse to make up my mind And it was there that I simply ran out of motives, as a car runs out of gas There was no reason to do anything

Leaves are falling all around, It's time I was on my way. Thanks to you, I'm much obliged For such a pleasant stay. And now it's time for me to go, The autumn moon lights my way . Ah, sometimes I grow so tired, But I know OPP thing I got to do, Ramble on.

- Jimmy Page and Robert Plant

Karen Rahbaek Moller
Michael Daniel Raftery

I asked a friend who had just returned from a long walk in the woods what she had observed. "Nothing in particular," she replied. How was that possible, I asked myself. I, who cannot hear or see, find hundreds of things to interest me through mere touch. I feel the symmetry of a leaf. I pass my hand lovingly about the rough, shaggy bark of a pine. Occasionally, if I am very fortunate, I place my hand gently on a small tree and feel the happy quiver of a bird in full song ·

"I find," said he, "things very much as 'ow I've always found, For mostly they goes up and down or else goes round and round."

- Patrick Reginald Chalmers

No matter how old you are, you have to keep in touch with the child in you.

A touch of madness will keep you alive.

Student Government

A.S.B. OFFICERS

SENIOR CLASS

Left to right: Paul Liu, Vice-President; Wayne Brandt, President; Merrit Maddux, Chief Justice; Dave Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer.
Jim Voelkel, Secretary-Treasurer; Dan Raftery, President; Steve Thompson, Vice President.

JUNIOR CLASS

Millicent Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer; David Campbell, Vice-President; Diana Gilmore, President.

SOPHOMORE CLASS

Scott Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer; Matt Dalany, President; Christine Mitchell, Vice-President

FRESHMAN CLASS

Jeff Blatt, Vice-President; Michelle Yuen, President; Jessica Shore, Secretary-Treasurer.

SaniVita

Foothill Free Clinic

Huntington Hospital

Newspaper

Poison Oak Staff: Anthony Skejellum, Editor; Mike Speiser, Jim Elliot, Assistant Editors.

French

Lisa Baugh, President; Miller Newlon, Vice-President; Beth Palmer, Secretary; Christen Fitzpatrick, Treasurer.
Mark Power, Natalie Shore, Co-Presidents; Lisa Terbell, Secretary-Treasurer

Spanish

Maura Murphy, Lisa Gobar, Co-Presidents; Bridget Fonger, Vice-President; Andria Barnes, Secretary-Treasurer.

C.R.U.D.

Committee to Reduce Unnecessary Dullness: Bridget Fonger, Steve Guyer, Maria Mead, Co-Chairmen.

A.F.S. Chess

American Field Service
Miguel Figuereido, exchange student from Portugal
G.S.L.
Susie Fry, President; Jennifer Goeken, Vice-President; Julie Allen, Ways and Means; Monica Brown, Secretary - Treasurer; Yvette deBeixedon, Concessions.

Varsity Football

All-League First Team

Henry Mattiessen Quarterback

Randy Miller Guard, Kicker

Jon Yonemoto End

Peter Jelliffe Defensive Back

Ted Russell Defensive End

Roy Reeves Punter

Robert Krueger

Middle Linebacker

All - League Second Team

Larry Jackson Tailback

Eric Highleyman Center

Back row: Coach Geoff Yure, Wayne Brandt, John Simpson, Peter Jelliffe, Robert Krueger, David Teasdale, Randy Miller, Carter Mack, Henry Matthiessen, Roy Reeves, Dick Loggins, Steve Guyer, Coach Erwin Gersch. Front row: Larry Jackson, Doug Brandon, Jon Yonemoto, Eric Highleyman, Ted Russell, Henry Williamson.

J. V. Foot ba 11

Left to right: Miguel Figuereido, Bruce Coffey, Peter McWilliams, Tom Bakaly, John McKenna, lain Smith, Eric Ashton, Brian Venerable, John Ramsay, Bill Jameson, Barney Evans, Scott Wilson, Jeff Blatt, Tom Lai dig, Chris Parker, Peter Trajmar, Peter Boyle.

C.l.F. Playoffs

"Super-toe" Randy Miller prepares to kick another one through the uprights.
Capistrano Christian 12

All C.l.F. First Team

Robert Krueger, Linebacker

Randy Miller, Defensive Guard

Peter Jelliffe, Defensive Back

Jon Yonemoto, Offensive End All C.l.F. Second Team

Henry Mattiessen, Quarterback

Ted Russell, Defensive End

The good guys always wear white.

Varsity Basketball

Top row: Fred Eicke, Glen Tanksley, Doug Brandon, Greg Stolrow, Henry Williamson, Roy Reeves, John de Beixedon, Henry Matthiessen. Bottom row: Alan Lee, David Teasdale, Jon Yonemoto, Peter Jelliffe, Larry Jackson. Sitting: Tom Carter.

Doug Brandon, Henry Mattiessen, Roy Reeves, Jon Yonemoto

All-League First Team

Doug Brandon, Henry Mattiessen, Roy Reeves, Jon Yonemoto

All-C.1.F.

Doug Brandon, Jon Yonemoto

Top row: Coach Sam Yezerski, Todd Turner, John Ramsay, Jon Matsumura, Tim Harvey, Ted Russell, Brad Weiss. Bottom row: Scott Wilson, Jim Hall, P.J. Haring, Matt Dalany.

Varsity Soccer

Top row: Coach Jim Mcinerny, Ted Hon, David Verdugo, Dan Raftery, David Malone, Robert Krueger, Bruce Berkey, Carter Mack, Jim Berkey, Miguel Figuereido. Bottom row : Jeff McMorrow, Jim Voelkel, Cary White, Randy Miller, Tom Laidig, Miller Newlon, Josiah Friedlander.
Top row: Graeme Henderson, James Horn, Paul White, Mark Kranwinkle, Bill Burrows, Ray Marcus, Chris Cantwell, Coach Chuck Peterson. Bottom row: Jacob Thiessen, Tom Musante, Richard Lee, lain Smith, Ted Zukoski, Chris Teaford.

Tennis

Top row: Britt Doyle, Bruce Coffey, Tom Carter, Josiah Friedlander, Henry Matthiessen. Bottom row: Barney Evans, Miller Newlon, Mark Holdsworth. Not shown: Bruce Berkey.

Peter Mulder

Dan Yen

Seth Galvano

Peter Trajmar

Jim Berkey

John Battelle

Not shown, Joey Miller

Top row: Michelle Yuen, Paul Liu, Fred Eicke, Roy Reeves, Gary Simonian, Jeff McMorrow. Bottom row: Coach Chuck Peterson, Mark Holdsworth, Paul White, Merrit Maddux.

Cross Country

Top row: Jean Kutner, Jacob Thiessen, Jon Matsumura, Mark Power, Jerry Ingersoll, Coach Alex Hansen. Bottom row: David Verdugo, Tom Musante, Graeme Henderson.
Jean Kutner M.V.P; first in league.
Top row: Chris Cantwell, Scott Wilson, Phil Sanders, Chris Teaford, Richard Webster, Roy Reeves, Greg Stolrow, Doug Brandon, Tom Bakaly, Bob Ward. Bottom row: David Verdugo, lain Smith, Bill Jameson, Randy Miller, Carter Mack, Mark Kranwinkle, Richard Mayne, Peter Jelliffe, Jim Hall.

Softball

Top row: Kay Jensen, Coach Steve Cunha, A.J. Rylaarsdam, Judy Zachariasen, Leslie Pray, Kristine Ebershoff, Kristina Hamm, Christine Mitchell. Bottom row: Marissa Banks, Kim Konjoyan, Holly Ladd, Susan Babcock, Joyce Lee, Christina Ravelo.

Girl's Tennis

Top row: Coach Howie Far.er, Jane Picker, Leslie Pray, Maura Murphy, Judy Zachariasen, Anne Nasser. Bottom row: Lisa Gobar, Sarah Nasser, Kay Jensen, Caroline Mulder. (not shown): Susan Quinn, Janet Rickershauser.
Anne Nasser, All-League, All-C.1.F.
Maura Murphy, All-League, All-C.1.F.

J.V.

Sarah Nasser, All-League C.l.F.
top to bottom: Andria Barnes, Kathleen Peck, Susan Babcock, Coach Farer, Tiffany Smith, Jan Sperry, Michele Yuen, Julie Lynn Thueson. (missing): Cindy Bauman, Yvette deBeixedon.

Girls Volleyball

Most Valuable Player

Diana Gilmore - Christina Ravelo All-League Second Team

Diana Gilmore - Christina Ravelo - Susie Fry

Amy Talbot, Angie Pena, Courtney Diroll, Heather Smith, Tricia Doyle, Susie Fry, Amy Lightstone, Yumi Yuge, Dede Kennedy. Missing, Diana Gilmore, Christina Ravelo, Lynette Hand, A.J. Rylaarsdam, Pam Morgan, Coach Melinda Burbank.
Top row: Natalie Blake, Lilla Freije, Julie Allen, Kyra Thompson, Millicent Wilson, Justine Carraway, Karen Klein, Jacqueline Luxemburg . Bottom row: Laura Martin, Julie Cohen. Missing, Lisa Melbye.

Girls Basketball

All-League First Team :

Diana Gilmore

Heather Smith

All-League Second

Team:

Amy Lightstone

Joyce Lee

League's Most

Valuable Player:

Diana Gilmore

T<;>p row: Holly Ladd, Leslie Pray, Heather Smith, Diana Gilmore, Ann Nasser, Courtney D1roll, Joyce Lee, Coach Becky Valentine. Bottom row, Natalie Shore, Amy Lightstone Lisa Gobar. '
Christine Mitchell
Kristina Hamm
Kristine Ebershoff
Susan Babcock
Judy Zachariasen
Jessica Shore Coach Yela Luzar Missing, Karen Fong

C.l.F. Playoffs

Poly 46 Bishop Conaty 28

Field Hockey

Top row: Patricia Doyle, Bridget Fonger, Lynette Hand, Christina Ravelo, Karen Klein, Cassandra Carraway, Maria Mead, Caroline Mulder, Carol Fujihara, Liz Cole. Bottom row: Angie Pena, Pam Morgan, Justine Carraway. Missing: Millicent Wilson, Coach Kate Moulder.
Top row: Coach Shirley Heublein, Stephanie Argy, Susan Quinn, Lisa Baugh, Yvette de Beixedon, Laura Grimes, Frances Teng, Laurie Mack. Bottom row: Marissa Banks, Ann Babcock, Michele Welsing, Jessica Weiss, Justine Wolcott, Jan Sperry.

Cheerleaders

Top to bottom, Patricia Doyle, Head; Amy Talbot, Heather Smith, Shelley Carder, Lisa Terbell
Susan Quinn, Pam Morgan, Jessica Weiss, Tracy Thornburg, Natalie Blake. Missing, Shandrea Gilchrist.

and Fans

It's lining up at Poly Point.

Creative Arts Week

A Midsummer Night's Dream

Theseus ..

Jacob Thiessen

Egeus ... Robert Ward

Lysander

Robert Krueger

Demetrius

John Simpson

Philostrate ... Monica Brown

Peter Quince ...

David Teasdale

Nick Bottom

Eric Highleyman

Frances Flute

Robert Ward

Tom Snout

Karen Klein

Snug

Laura Martin

Robin Starveling . Tom Laidig

Hippolyta ...

Dierdre Kennedy

Hermia

Jennifer Goeken

Helena

Bridget Fonger

Oberon ... Brad Weiss

Titania

Tiffany Smith

Puck

Kerin Cantwell

Cobwebs

Ann Park

Girls always fall for me th.1s way

Fresh!

Another result of a successful integration program.

The new punk rock sensation.

None of a kind.

Hey

dude! Peace, love and brotherhood!

What do you mean you don't want to hear about tonight's game?

Polytechnic has been bery, bery good to me.
An ecstatic roaring Poly mob shows its spirit.

A dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind

...

Ole!
Hey, Sailor, new in town?
Freak Brothers
Junior Birdmen strike again!

Patrons

Thomas G. Allen Family

Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Anderson

The Babcock family

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barber

Dr and Mrs. James K. Barnes

The Battelle Family

Elizabeth Beck

The E. K. de Beixedon Family

The Henry L. Brandon Family

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brandt

The Cantwell Family

The Clayton Family

The Dalany Family

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Doyle

The Doyle Family

Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Elliot

The Fay Family

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Felberg

William E. Freije

Mr. and Mrs. George F. Fry, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Kryo Fujihara

The Gilmore Family

The Gobar Family

Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Grew

The John Guyer Family

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Hall

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Harvey

Edward H. Hon

The Jameson Family

Dr. and Mrs. Roger Jelliffe

The William Jeung Family

The Robert Krueger Family

Dr. and Mrs. Fredric R. Kutner and Family

The Samuel Laidig Family

Jiin Jen Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart S. Liu

The McCowan Family

The McMorrow Family

The Erick Mack Family

The Melbye Family

H. K. Mitchell

The Mulder Family

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Peck

The Pena Family

The Picker Family

Dr. and Mrs. Celso J. Ravelo

The Reeves Family

Dr. and Mrs. Won-Kyu Rhim

The Rylaarsdams

The John M. Sadler Family

The Frank S. Schiff Family

Dr. and Mrs. Vahe H. Simonian

Dr. and Mrs. John P. Smith

The Malcolm Smith Family

The R. W. Sperry Family

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Stanfill

The Stolrow Family

The John Tarr Family

The Teaford Family

The Thompson Family

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Thueson

Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Turner

Mr. and Mrs. F. Verdugo

Dr. and Mrs. H. Wakamatsu

The Ward Family

Alan Wayte

Dr. and Mrs. Martin Weiss

The N. C. White Family

The Warren Williamson Family

The Yuen Family

The Yuge Family

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"Comprendo. Cada hora tiene su verdad. Hoy tiene otros ojos y un vestido de fiesta; es natural que tus palabras sean de fiesta tambien. Pera, ten cuidado no las carnbies al cambiar el vestido."

-Alejandro Casana

Buena suerte y mucho exito para la clase do 1980.

Les desea el club de Espanol.

For Men & Women

Phone 795-0545684-2259

Monday - Friday 10:00 - 6:00

Saturday 9:00 - 5:30

1297 East Green St.- Pasadena, California 91106

FINE JEWELRY

Oakleaves Staff 1980

Faculty Advisor, Roger

We would like to thank the following people for their special contributions:

Marvin Carlson Steve Guyer

Fred Eicke Robert Krueger

Bridget Fonger Merrit Maddux

Mr. David Grimes Bob Ward

The staff is also indebted to Roger lpswitch, our faculty advisor, whose firm guidance and constructive advice proved invaluable.

Co-Editors, Angie Pena, Heather Smith, Photography and Darkroom Head, Caroline Mulder.
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Art Editor, Bruce Berkey, Business Manager, Kirstin Lindquist, Layout, Maura Murphy.
Photographers, John Clayton, Shelley Carder, Sy Thomas.

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