Cubberley Senior High School
Class Of 1961
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PROFILE UPDATES
| • | Damon Tempey 1/1 |
| • | Joy Harting (Sherman) 12/26 |
| • | Bruce Barling 11/30 |
| • | Penny Fyffe (Willig) 11/16 |
| • | Ron Goldstein 10/11 |
| • | Jan Huston (Starratt) 9/18 |
| • | Sharon Lowry 9/17 |
| • | Gerard Takiguchi 9/14 |
| • | Marleen Mandt 9/10 |
| • | Gary Pigg (Pigg) 8/26 |
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UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS
| • | Lynne English 1/20 |
| • | Larkin Smith (Lapides) 2/5 |
| • | Maureen Rooney (Davis) 2/14 |
| • | Sharon Lowry 2/17 |
| • | Dwight Porter 2/17 |
| • | Darlene Neva 2/18 |
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WHERE WE LIVE
Who lives where - click links below to find out.
1 lives in Alabama
1 lives in Alaska
8 live in Arizona
129 live in California
5 live in Colorado
1 lives in District Of Columbia
3 live in Florida
2 live in Georgia
2 live in Hawaii
3 live in Idaho
1 lives in Illinois
1 lives in Indiana
1 lives in Kansas
1 lives in Louisiana
2 live in Maryland
2 live in Massachusetts
2 live in Michigan
1 lives in Minnesota
1 lives in Missouri
2 live in Montana
1 lives in Nebraska
6 live in Nevada
1 lives in New Jersey
2 live in New Mexico
1 lives in North Carolina
3 live in Ohio
2 live in Oklahoma
19 live in Oregon
1 lives in Rhode Island
1 lives in South Carolina
1 lives in Tennessee
3 live in Texas
4 live in Utah
2 live in Virginia
14 live in Washington
1 lives in British Columbia
1 lives in New Zealand
1 lives in Spain
124 location unknown
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Ellwood P. Cubberley High School |
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Ellwood P. Cubberley High School (1956 – 1979) known locally as “Cubberley”, was one of three public high schools in Palo Alto, California. The site of the closed school is now named Cubberley Community Center and used as a community center and for many diverse activities. Cubberley opened in 1956 and was located at 4000 Middlefield Road in Palo Alto. The high school was named after Ellwood Patterson Cubberley, the Dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Education and pioneer of educational administration. The school was finally closed in 1979 as a reaction to declining enrollment and decreased revenues following Proposition 13. The Cubberley Cougars competed in the SPAL of the CIF Central Coast Section. The school won its only CCS Championship in track and field in 1979, just days before it would close forever. Cubberley was the scene of the “The Third Wave” (experiment) by teacher Ron Jones in 1967, which was an elaborate social experiment to better understand Fascism. The experiment was later portrayed in a film and television. Students in grades 10-12 attended Cubberley from 1956-1975. From 1975 to closure of the HS in 1979, students in grades 9-12 attended. The name of the school newspaper was the “Catamount”. |
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