Alexander Hamilton High School - Castilians Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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w3e eaWearei ' d These Sealbearers have achieved suc- cess in the classroom, as their four-term membership in the Nevians testifies. They have earned a special gold seal on their diplomas as well as lifelong membership in the California Scholarship Federation. fw • Front — Gloria Brown. Row 2 — Sharon Cooper, Anne Wolfenden, Goy Chapman. Back — Jackie Bianco, Harvey Shames, Mary Richards. Absent — Joyce Cleave, Shirley Wetzell. Row 1 — Lynn Abbott, Gay Chapman, Joan Long, Bob Ohnemus. Row 2 — Bill Douglas, Joyce Cleave, Gloria Brown, Miss Wilson, Ronnie Pey- ton, Lila Falstein. Absent — Jim Hughes. C phebians As elected members of the Angel City ' s community honor organization, these Ephebians of S ' 50 have assumed a lifetime of civic responsibility. They are chosen by their classmates and the faculty for their scholarship records and promise of leader- ship. 23

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Front — Gay Chapman. Row 2 — Shirley Wetzell, Suzy Simon, Jeonne Alsobrook, Lynne Rogers, tiloria Brown, Chorlene Hultscli. Row 3 — Diana Tisdell, Debbie Brondmeyer, Jackie Conterno, Maggie Cull, Rosemary Litty, Joan Long, Joyce Cleave, Margie Moyer, Margie Cleland. Rov 4 — Jo Ann Harris, Befsy Turk, Sue Schellstede, Mrs. Goetfen, Roberta Chesler, Sharon Cooper, Mary Richards, June Watson, Linda Knrkins irit oLadi led The First Ladies are everything that their name implies. They continue to serve and lead with the same friendliness and dignity that made them First Ladies. — WMtMBiMMMgl L reen -J eu. L iub The Green Key Club is Hamilton ' s honor society for boys. These young men are chosen for their outstanding, continued service and leadership in their school. Top — Mr. Patterson, Ronnie Peyton, Mr. Eaton. Row 2 — Jim Hughes, John Lucas, Jock Rich. Row 3 — Bill Douglas, Gene Chamberlain, Ed Neilon. Row 4 — Walt Childress, Bill Stuewe, Howard Bloom. Row 5 — Bob Ohnemus, Ed Feldman, Steve Stephenson. 22

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eaque Directing the activities of the Girls ' League during our senior year are these members of the Girls ' League cabinet. They plan such activities as the welcome party for all new girls, the annual Sadie Hawkins ' and Cotton Day Dances and our party for the East Side Settlement House. Row 1 — Rosemory LiMy, Morge Clelond, Shoron Cooper, Jackie Conterno. Row 2 — Linda Harkins, Debbie Brandmeyer, Lilo Folstein, Oleta Jacobs, Roberta Chester. CaA ine ' t student Supervising the many departments of our school government is the task of these hardworking seniors who moke up the Student Body Cabinet. In addition, they advise the president in matters of government policy. Row 1 — Phyllis Strauss, Bill Stuewe, Joan Long, Marie Slater. Row 2 — Betsy Turk, Lila Folstein, Morv Zigmon, Sharon Cooper, Margie Moyer. Rov 3 — Mr. Broodwoter, Jack Rich, Ken Bremen, Jim Hughes, Bill Douglos. ' . o i oLeaaue k ablnet T ■ ' - ' ' Doing their best for the boys of Hamil- fcm, these members of the Boys ' League cabinet sponsor a program of interest to all boys. Noon sports and movies have had top billing this semester. Front — Steve Stephenson, Walt Porker, Ronnie Peyton. Bock — Jock Rich, Roy Sotchell.