Vol. 13, No. 4

October 21, 1968

"We've got Spirit!", by Bernice Sakuma. Article on upcoming homecoming activities. Photo by Bill Parrish of Homecoming Queen candidates Patsy Liberatore, Patti Harmon, Kitty Woodley, and Lenore Slough.
"Assemblies discussed in Leg. Council". Article on a discussion in the Legislative Council regarding compulsory attendence at school assemblies.
"Youth Study Social Issues", by Mike Macovski. Artidcle on a communications session held by various Santa Clara Youth agencies on preventing deliquency and other youth issues. Participants included Nathan Dean, Pam Frugoli, Lynn Gordon, Scott Smith, Jody Gilbert, Judy Heyman and Tom Harding. (Continues on Page 7).
"Seniors hear election views". Representatives from various candidates for public office spoke at senior government classes. Photo, by Bill Parrish, of Mr. W. B. Jones, Santa Clara County Chairman for the American Independent Party (speaking on behalf of George Wallace).
Editorial "Closed Campus", by Gene Plagge. Concerns about abuses of the campus open lunch policy by some students.

"Beat Paly" Editorial by Bernice Sakuma, editor. Encouragement in the area of student spirit. * "Voting Hassle" aired. Letter to the Editor from Steve Coniglio, Elections Commissioner. Answering an editorial comment by Mike Hamilton about changes to the system of voting for student offices.
Letter to the editor by Mike Lee, senior - regarding the definition of segregation and what constitutes racism.
"Rafferty"*"Cranston", by Erik Johnson and Dave Thiemann. Articulation of the views of these two candidates.

"The Retreat iin retrospect". Commentary on a retreat at La Honda, CA regarding the Multicultural Program. Photos of Sidney J. Walton, Keynote speaker Preston Wilcox with Harold Santee, and some other "Cubberley Representatives". Commentaries by Jim Christian, H. R. Commissioner, Mrs. Pat Stroud, Counselor, Jane Lockhard, Observer, Mr. Jim Warford, Teacher, Mignon Griffin, B.S.U.

"Pages 4 and 5 were a double-wide spread headlighed "Go Cougars". It was dealing with the big game with Paly and the activities that went along with it, including homecoming queen, baton twirlers Anita Anderson and Jackie Collins, the spirit parade, bonfire, homecoming dance, and various other activities. Photo montage including football team, cheerleaders, band, and dance-drill team.

'Lost Worlds' rediscovered, by Susanne Levitsky. Regarding Bernice Smoll's travel to Malta, Libya, Turkey, Iraq, Kuwait, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Kingdom of Swat, the Soviet Union, Outer Mongolia and Japan, including a narrow escape from Iraq before a military coup.
"College aids coming", reminding seniors that reps from various campuses would be at Cubberley to talk to.
"Two new Cub Clubs", Announcement of a Home Economics Club and a "Far Eastern Cuising and Culture Club".

"Racism cited at meeting" (story continued from Page 1)
"Cub student ventures" (story continued from Page 6).
"Air problems discussed". Guest speaker Dr. Secor D. Brown from MIT discusses issues with additional air traffic.
"Swiss Pupil finds US Restrictive", by Mike Hamilton. Article on the views of the US by AFS exchange student Birgitt Wildermuth (from Winterthur, switzerland) who was staying with Patti Graham's family.
"Choir to Perform", Schedule of performances by musical groups.

"Cub poloists deadlocked for lead in SPAL race", by Steve Rubesin Report on the varsity water polo team. Photo by Hal Sampson of Pete Solberg at the game with Sequoia.
"The Old Prose Shop", column by Chris Martin. Coach John Second recounts a dream where he was offered a deal with the devil.
"Soph Gridders Post First Win", Cubberley sophomore football team, led by touchdowns by Chris Fleming,Paul Keplinger, and Ed Piccone have victory over Carlmont 35-6.
"Harriers out distance Paly Vikes once again". Report on the cross country team - John Stockwell places first, Greg Rado and Dave Levitsky also placed well.

Swain's House of Music
Robert A. Green (State Farm Insurance)
T.C. Christy (Photo of football players Bruce Anderson, Todd Starks, and Andy Nedwick - being helped by Mr. Christy).