Vol. 13, No. 12

February 7, 1969

"Experimental Theatre presenting variety of unusual performances.", by Sallie Neall.
"BSU speaks out - Demands Listed". List of demands from Black Student Union meeting January 28.
"Students saddened by senior's death". Senior Mary Eugenia Rages, age 17, died from cancer. (photo of Mary Rages)
"Building Plan Set" Schedule for new construction and remodeling.
"Drop by & Drop in" "Peninsula Crisis Intervention Center" on Kingsley Avenue in Palo Alto, open for business.
"New teacher joins staff" (Mr. Bob Haggans) - photo of Mr. Haggans and Jim Warford by Michael Parrish.

"Ideas, Opinions", editorial by Bernice Sakuma - stating that most of the page is devoted to letters to the editors.
"DAR dilemma", letter-to-the-editor from Gayne Barlow and Terry English regarding the DAR Scholarship and Mike Hamilton's previous letter.
"Varsity 'C' policy",letter to the editor from Doug Peterson regarding letters in sports.
"Safety and bikes". letter to the editor from John Scholar regarding bike lanes.
"A belated Hello", letter to the editor from Joel Amkraut regarding disciplinary standards vis-a-vis black and white students.
"Venturing", column by Ann Taboroff reviews of "Oliver" and "Gone with the Wind"
"Dandelion", column by Art Ignacio, regarding being a health nut.

"Sophomore set for year in Cannes". Sophomore Ginnie Young plans to study abroad in 1969/1970.
"Leg Council Lends Suport". Two letters from students "approved" by the Leg. Council - one from Tony Pitre regarding the multicultural program, and one by Georgia Anderson proposing naming the new social science center after former teacher Ray Fleming.
"Indian Expose", letter to the editor by Chris Pforr and Pete Anderson, regarding a trip they made to a northern california Indian reservation.
"Dull, drab school", letter to the editor by Jan Clark requesting the school be painted more interesting colors.
"BSU makes Demands", continued from Page 1.
"Drop-in Open", continued from Page 1.

"Big wheels off campus", by Arg Ignacio. (Photo, by Chuck Scott, of Pete Leboy in his MG Midget). Regarding sports cars as hobbies and Pete Leboy's passion specifically. Interesting list of sports cars and their owners - Chris Mezzapelle: triumph spitfire, Keith Twineham: TR3, Bill Self : MG bug-eyed Sprite, Dan Farrand: TR Spitfire, Jeff Weber: TR4, Mr. Hilmer MG-TC, Mr. Nichols Datsun Sports 1600, Mr. Jones Porsche 912, Mr. Warford: Porche, Scott Smith, Mr. Putnum (and Art): MGBs.
"'S' Club to hold raffle next week"
"'Purple Fate,' 'Ho Chi' tied in coed volleyball.
"Outstanding Cougars (Photo by Chuck Scott showing Tony Pitre and Mark Hallas) - students received awards from Outstandinig Americans Foundation.

"Cub Grad active in NAACP", by Mike Macovski. Story on Marshall GIvens (photo by Hal Sampson) and his activities with the National Association for the Advancement for Colored People.
'Mr. Stanard heads sister city program".
"'S' clubs attend annual meeting".
"Skiers endure long bus rides, blizzard". Ski club spent 20 hours on a bus trying to get to, and back from Squaw Valley.

"Math class DOES compute", by Bill Parrish. Juniors in AP math make use of a timeshared computer provided by Tymshare, Inc. in conjunction with "elementary functions SMSG curriculum". Photo by Bill Parrish showing Sandy Motroni and Geoff Kostyshak using a model 33 teletype with acoustic coupler.
"Pair vies for science honors" Dan Chan and Hal Sampson attend SCV Science contest at NASA/AMES.
"Stanford art intern explors egg tempera". Student teacher Sallee Field uses unusal egg media with art students.
"Soph conquers slopes", by Laurie Briskin. Article on Cubberley sophomore Cindy Streepey and her accolades as a ski racer.

"Wrestlers eye SPAL finals title", by Steve Rubesin. Photo, by Neil Randles, showing Steve Terzian wrestling with an opponent.
"JV's drop pair to Cats, topple Vikes in thriller". Junior Varsity basketball team.
"Booters face mid-season droop", by Mike Lee. Soccor news.
"Cougs Honored". Todd Starks and Gene Plagge nominated by the National Football FOundation and Hall of Fame to receive scholarships.

"Coug cagers tumble towards SPAL celler". Varsity basketball team is losinig games. One photo attributed to "Anderson" shows #22 (Gary Prehn?) and another unattributed photo "Graceful Major (Sharpe, I think( #32.
"The Old Prose Shop", column by Chris Martin. Chris gives his opinion on who is the "best" in the SPAL league from Best Shooter to "Loudest, most obnoxious rooting section".
"Girls host Dad Nite". Photo, by Chuck Scott
"'B' Hoopsters rap league leaders', by Dave Levitsky"