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

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student L ouri This group is an example of student government in action. They serve as the judiciary bal- ance wheel for the executive and legislative branches. Front — Marvin Zigmon, Roberta Chcsler, Bob Ohnemus, Miss Mason, Jet Black. •stiniinouie r Science t alent S eafcn Hamilton ' s participation in i his annual competition is spon- sored by our Benjamin Franklin ' -Science Club. The Castilians added to past laurels by placing four of their members in this nation-wide contest. Joyce Cleave, Shirley Wetzeil, Mrs. Davis, Lynn Abbott ' , Gay Chapman ationai forensic cJLe eaaue r Hamilton has a special right to be proud of its members of the National Forensic League. They ore a talented group of young people who hove cdded to the many honors won by our school. Seated — Millie Hopper, Dave Glickman, Barbara Miller, Mickey Cook, June Watson, Gloria Diamond. Standing — Frank Rosen, Harvey Gussman, Neil Kushner, Debbie Brand- meyer.

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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.

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Row 1 — Margaret Cuil, Jackie Bianca, Joan Murdock, Margie Moyer, Joyce Cleave, Gloria Brown, Chorlene Hultsch. Row 2 — Linda Harkins, Sharon Coopci, Jackie Conterno, Ann Saltz, Suzy Simon, Debbie Brondmeyer. Row 3 — Marge Clelond, June Watson, Jane Merkling, Barbara Senf, Lynn Tillinger, Mary Richards, Diane Tisdell, Nancy Hutchinson. Row 4 — Betsy Turk, Joan Long, Roberta Chesler. Loye Peppie, Gloria Diamond, Sylvia Liebgold. Absent — Howard Bloom, Bill Douglas, Ed Feldman, Jim Hughes, Ed Neilon, Bob Ohnemus, Ronnie Peyton. Senior en ice S octetu In recognition of outstanding service to Hamilton, seniors are made members of the Senior Service Society. They keep track of the service records for the en- tire student body. These seniors serve as presidents of various campus clubs which give service and cater to special interests of members of the student body. 26 Row 1 — Bill Douglas, Ronnie Peyton, Jack Rich. Row 2 — Gloria Diamond, Anne Saltz, Suzy Simon, Barbara EwJng. Row 3 — Margie Igo, Dogmar Meling, Jackie Bianco, Heidi Bannasch. Row 4 — Chorlene Hulfsch, Mary Richards, Eleanor Rintoul.