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

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cJLetL ermen 6 y lub The Lettermen ' s Club is an organization of outstanding athletes who wear the green H and have met other qualifica- tions of personality and sports- manship. They usher at sport events and rallies and help en- force the laws of the school. Front — Bill Stuewe, Howard Garber, Walt Levoff, Don Kuist. Richard Ray, Jack Rich. Row 2 — Mickey Wellen, Ronnie Peyton, Bob Morris, Ed Feldmon, Wolt Chi ' dress. Row 3 — John Klein, Unidentified, Bob Garden, Al Somers, Don Foy. Row 4 — Louie Arnold. Myron Neisley, Ed Neilo.T, Jim Estes. Row 5 — Armand McManus, Neil Burns, Bill Mabry, Dick Parke ' , . , ' ! ;a y ' A O- This Lettergirl Club is on or- ganization for girls who hove earned the hiamilton H through active participation in the G. A. A. for at least three semesters. This club serves its school by ushering in assembiles, deco- rating for dances:? and referee- ing in G. A. Row 1 — Marlys Davis, Gloria Brown, Jackie Conterno, Joyce Carroll, Suzy Simon, Midge Wilcomb. Row 2 — Mox- ene Boettger, Lil Frank, Joanne Brown, Nancy Hutchinson, Ann Woltenden, June Watson. Middle — Dogmor Mel- ing, Lynne Rogers, Ann Williamson. Row 3 — Jeanne Alsobrook, Margaret Cull, Mary Templemon, Phyllis Swan- son, Sylvia Leibgold, Bernice McMinn. Row 4 — Mary Jane Skinner, Barbara Holland, Joan Kyker, Joan Murdock, Paula Pierson, Lan Von Miesboch. Ab- sent: Sharon Copper. ' .-i

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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.

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Row 1 — John Gcetten, Don Cofhcart, Joyce Carroll, Ann Williamson, Margaret Cull, Pegge Spellman, Nancy Hutchinson, Eugenia Buchen, Jeanne Alsobrook. Row 2 — George Boland, Tom Tucker, Anne Woclfenden, Diane Wells, Mary Jane Skinner, Miss Wilson, Sterling Klein, Dick Parker, Joyce Cleave. Absent — Tom Greene. K iaidoooK ta The ciassbook staff offers an excellent opportunity for students talented in art, writing, photog- raphy, or publicity to combine their talents and energy in one fine project. The members of the staff have all enjoyed working on the book and have done their best to make it a success. Good sportsmanship is just one of the fine qualities of these sportsminded seniors. They hove shown their interest in athletics by coming out for G. A. A. activities after school. b ' i- Row 1 — Marlys Davis, Joan Murdock, Joan Kyker, Ann Saltz, Dagmar Meling, Judy Schick, Ann Williamscn. Row 2 — Mary Jane Skinner, Maxene Boettger, La Von Miesbach, Jackie Conterno, Margaret Flink, Joyce Carroll, Sylvia Liebgold, Shirley Wetzell, Phyllis Swanson, Mary Tempieman. Row 3 — June Watson, JoAnn Brown, Lynne Rogers, Jeonne Alsobrook, Shoron Cooper, Maggie Cull, Linda Harkins, Audrey Squillante, Paula Pierson, Moxine Neumann, Kathy Evans. Bock — Suzy Simon, Midge Wilcomb, Anne Woolfenden, Barbaia Holland, Nancy Hutch- inson, Gloria Brown, Barbara Ewing. 28