Vol. 13, No. 6

Nov 1, 1968

"Cubberley selected for 3-year term on CEEB", by Des Welch. Photo of Counselor John Lewis (by Bill Parrish). Counselor John Lewis to represent Cubberley as a member of the College Entrance Examination Board.
"SAT tests held tomorrow!!"
"Seniors vie for national scholarships". Bill Fleming and Jim CHristian rated as semifinalists for the National Achievement Award.
"CanClub cagers dry the Prunes?" by Art Ignacio. Fundraising basketball game against the KLIV disk jockeys planned.
"Act now - see A.C.T. plays". Juniors and Seniors have opportunities to see American Conservatory Theatre productions.
Photo (by Charles Scott) of 1968 homecoming queen Lenore Slough..

"The Deadlight" Column by Steve Coniglio, "pointing out" that the "straights" and "gooks" have been too confrontational in their "pointing out".
"Venturing", column by Ann Taboroff, reveiw of film "Rachel, Rachel", and "Hot Millions".
"The Stahl", column by D.M. Stahl - humerous piece on apathy.
Letter to the editor by Kenn Russel and Scott Smith about behavior during spirit week events.

"We Cougars ARE Gr-r-reat!". 3/4 page Photo montage by Hal Sampson, Bill Parrish, and Chuck Scott.

"Advisory system subject of study", by Neil Howe.
"Dutch Girl active at Cubberley" (Photo of Sineke Ten Horn by Bill Parrish). AFS student from the Netherlands discusses her life and reaction to her experiences in the US.
"Spirit takes SAS Student", by Donna De Genova - photo by Hal Sampson showing Sylvie Homs, French exchange student.

"Homecoming '68 - Day to Remember", by Chris Martin. Cubberley wins over Paly for the first time in 7 years.
"The Old Prose Shop", column by Chris Martin. Comments on various spirit week activities.
'C' Cagers consistent. Reference to Jerry Macklin and the CIF ruling preventing transfer students from playing interscholastic sports.
"Sophomore footballers rip vikings".
"Cougar Poloists' title hopes jolted by 'cats. By Steve Rubesin.

Robert A. Green (State Farm Insurance)
T.C. Christy (Photo of football players Todd Starks and Andy Nedwick wearing remarkable stocking caps).