Alexander Hamilton High School - Castilians Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)
- Class of 1958
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Before Cappy begins his journey through Yankeeville, let us
stop for one moment in order that We may meet and pay tribute
to a person Who has constantly served Hamilton and its students.
He is the fellow Whom We take for granted, and yet he is the
fellow We know We could not do Without. Although We always
see this person busy at work, it seems he always has a spare
moment to talk with us. Therefore, the Caprisian Class dedicates
this classbook to I-Iamilton's irreplaceable financial manager,
ROBERT WEST, a man Who has given countless hours of service
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We, the editors and staff extend our sincere ap-
preciation to the following persons for their assistance
and help in producing and publishing the Caprisian
Classboolf. Many thanks go to MR. WALTER PARKER,
our sponsor5 MR. ARTHUR SARNA, our Tuesday spon-
sorg MRS. Lois VINETTE, Photo advisorg MISS ANNA
NEFT, Sales advisor5 MR. ROBERT WEST, Financial
advisor5 MR. VERNE DAVIS, of the Davis Studio of
Ph0r0graphy5 MR. JACK CANNICOTT, of the L. A.
Engraving C0mpany5 GARY BRANN, of the Culver
City Star Newsg and the Southland Press, Inc.
CAPPY TELLS HIS STORY
Cappy the Caprisian is my name,
My fellow peers,
And although I haven't been here long
It seems almost like years.
When I came to Hami High School
lust a month or so ago,
To take the seniors to Capri
Was my one and only goal,
Yet they had to wait for Iune 19th.
So while the time passed by,
I was taken on a tour of this wonderful school,
And a member ot the student body was I.
But as I passed from class to class
And joined in all the lun,
I was no longer on the outside,
For the class and I were one.
I'1l remember the homework, senior prom, and
Yellow stains from Nitric Acid,
My be-bop records, and basketball
With screams ol "Cappy, pass it."
Diploma days are coming now
But I'm not feeling blue.
As I sail back to the Isle ol Capri
This classbook will bring back thoughts ot you
MISS MARGARETTA STEVENSON
Girls' Vice-Principal
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MR. RICHARD NIDA
PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE
Caprisians individually and as a class have a great deal to be proud of and
we have many fine things to share with our little host from that magic island.
ln these times when education is under close scrutiny from all sides we may
point with pride to the scholastic records, scholarships, and honors which
Caprisians have earned in their short three years at Yanlceeville.
Our Nevians, State Scholarship winners, Ephebians ,Mathematics and Pho-
tography contest award winners, Art and Music, English and speech winners,
Industrial Arts and Bank ot America award winners, Garden Club, Rotary
Club, Lions Club, American Legion, Walker Brown Scholarship and Alumni
awards winners are all worthy ol note.
Caprisians have proved adaptable and understanding amidst a building
program, an auditorium rehabilitation and a nine period day. While not
always pleased with the necessary adjustments, they have held their heads
high and have put blue sweaters on the horizon at Hamilton High as a sym-
bol ot progress and perceptive leadership just as blue is a symbol ot beauty
and happiness around the island of Capri.
We at Hamilton are proud ot your achievements and hope you will
continue to bring great honor to your alma mater.
Sincerely,
RICHARD H. NIDA
MR. HOMER O. EATON
Boys' Vice-Principal
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As the visitor from Capri was being shown the s.chool by the Caprisians, he came across a meeting of the Hamilton faculty. This group proficient
' d d the members ot the Caprisian class so that they would become well-educated and good citizens on the Isle ot Capri
in knowledge, ha prepare
First row, 1. to r.: Mrs. Martha Barber, Miss Soledad Garcia, Mrs. Mary Wilshire, Mrs. Lucy Molloy, Mrs .Pauline Eckhart, Miss Harriet Perl Mrs. Alice
Andre, Mrs. Blanche Pollock, Miss Barbara Fox, Mrs. Carolyn Clifton, Mrs. losephine Iimenez, Mrs. Gertrude MacQueen, Mrs. Ieanne McKinnon MIS
Ronda Wisham, Mrs. Jeanne Friedman, Miss Pauline Kutansky, Mrs. Barbara Nani, Miss Anna Mason, Mrs. Blanche Bettington. Second row: Mrs-
Sylvia Gaustad, Mrs. Hildred Nugent, Mrs. Eugenie Snelson, Mr. Donald Graham, Miss Deborah Bissiri, Mr. Royal Lowe, Mrs.. Florence Carlson Mrs'
M' M ' na Gott Mrs Iosephine Crow Mrs Frasquita Leitch Miss Grace Haynes, Mrs. Iessie Clemensen Mrs Pauline Bogart-
Florence Scalettan, iss arian , . , . , I '
Miss Ioanne Ansite, Mrs. Ruth Kent, Mrs. Eugenia Cole. Third row: Miss Nellie Rogers, Mrs. Emilie Spring, Mrs. Marie Yerkes, Mrs. Evelyn Wqterl
M Alvin Henderson Mr Merle Smith Mr Don Daniels, Mrs. Margaret Hartwell, Mrs. Florence Weston, Miss Catherine McGrath, Mrsi Marie
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Smith, Mr. lack Brown, Mr. Harry Luitjens, Miss Anita Risdon, Mrs. Anne von Poederoyen, Mr. Arthur Sarna, Mr. Claude Durham, Miss Anna Neft
Mlt Katz Mrs Margaret Davis Mrs Marion Kelly Mrs Ruth Stephens Mr Iack Straus, Mr. Gryan Webb, Miss Alma Hokinsonl
Fourth row: Mr. i on , . , . , . , .
Mrs. Marjorie Brown, Mr. Iohn Farrar, Mr. Raymond Ross., Miss Zelma Revier, Mr. lim Taylor, Mr. Warren Steinberg, Mr. Ivol Blaylock, Mrs Lois Vind
ette. Fifth row: Mr. Eugene Broadwater, Miss Margaret Blomquist, Mrs. Marion Vree, Mrs. Thelma Stine, Mrs. Dalmyra Rhodes, Mr. Carl Link Mr IQ.
seph Weston, Mr. Graham Harris, Mr. Francis Beal, Mr .Hugh Chock, Mr. Leroy Pool, Mr. Paul Kuhlman, Mr. Arthur Song, Mr. Robert McCau51r,-md
Mr. Lloyd Souders, Mrs. Susan Weinberg, Mr. Walter Parker. Sixth row: Mr. David Rebd, Mr. Seaton Grant, Mr. Francis, Byrne, Mr. Ira Winn Mr'
Richard Miller, Mr. Richard Gerten, Mr. Camillo Guercio, Mr. Iarnes Raddatz, Mr. Garo Armen, Mrs. Mildred Gates, Mr. Gordon Bruno, Mr Rifhgrgi
Nida, Mr. Paul Linker, r. Harold Foster, Mr. Max gen. '
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A I an vice-principal tor Manual Arts High School
ml his absence will be a big loss to the students
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PRESIDENTS SPEECH
After three years at Hamilton, I realized
that my senior year has been the most
valuable and rewarding year of my life.
My cabinet and I have sought to raise the
interest in student government to unprece-
dented heights. From the modification of
the House ot Representatives to the new
Student Body Forums. we have tried to
make the government more efficient and
more truly a voice of the electorate. We
have but made the first steps in a long
process. It is up to you, Hamiltonians, to
keep high your interest in student govern-
ment and to continue improving the gov-
ernment.
I wish to thank the faculty and admin-
istration for all their wondertul help and
guidance. And to you, the student body,
I shall forever be grateful tor your cooper-
ation and response to our efforts. It has
really been a pleasure and an honor to
serve as your president.
Good luck and best wishes to each one
oi you.
Sincerely,
DAVID SPRITZER
Student Body President
Reading clockwise: Bonnie Sturner, Girls'
League Presidentg Buzz Sobel, Chief lug-
lite. Steve Speigel, Student Body Vice-
iresnentp Nancy Feldman, Student Body
secretory, Steve Loeb, Student Body Treas-
urer, Tony Mellos, Boys' League President,
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STUDENT BODY CABINET
Comprised of the many efficient ap-
pointed and elected Student Body offi-
cers, the Student Body Cabinets efforts
are evident throughout the school. The
Cabinet has taken a major part in plan-
ning the various activities presented
this semester, and bringing about many
improvements for the benefit of the en-
tire Student Body. The Cabinet has
upheld the principles of I-lamilton's
staunch democratic government, of
Which We can all be proud.
First row, 1. to r.: Buzz Sobel, Chief Iustice of
Student Court, Lorna Gerry, Under-secretary,
Steve Spiegel, Student Body Vice-President,
Dave Spritzer, Student Body President, Nancy
Feldman, Student Body Secretary, Steve Loeb,
Student Body Treasurer. Second row: Bonnie
Sturner, Girls' League President, Elaine Part-
now, Co-secretary of School Spirit, Kay El-
gort, Co-secretary of School Spirit, Dick Met-
zer, Co-secretary of Assemblies, Iris May-
bloom, Co-secretary of Assemblies, Bonnie
Graf, Secretary of Health and Welfare, Ted
Margadant, Secretary of Organization, Ely
Scharnis., Foreign Exchange Student. Third
row: Bunny Weisbart, Speaker of the House,
Bob Greenfield, Secretary of Grounds, Io
Sue Wolf, Co-secretary of Publicity, Tracy
Pulvers, Secretary of Athletics, Dave Rudnick,
Student Body Historian, Carolyn Hazell, Sec-
retary of Recognition, Mr, Gerfen, Sponsor,
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BOYS' and GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINETS
Working together this semester, the
Girls' and Boys' League Cabinets suc-
cessfully planned and executed the an-
nual spring dance entitled, l'Buckboard
Bounce." Under the leadership of Bon-
nie Sturner, the Girls' League organ-
ized Girls' Week and Good Grooming
Week, along with putting many hours
into their annual Easter Welfare Proj-
ect. The Boys' League, led by Tony
Mellos, president, also had a full and
interesting semester, including the un-
veiling of the new Boys' League bul-
letin board, and clirnaxed by the inter-
class track meet.
First row, 1. to r.: Tony Mellos, Bonnie Sturner.
Second row: Mrs. Iosephine Iirnenez, Bob Ka-
das, Sue Pollinger, Don Urfrig, Millie Mori-
moto, Don Iacobs. Third row: leff Maler-
stein, Bobbie Gerorrie, Nick Roberts, lt-ldY
Levine, Dick Weidhoph, Karen Rapaport. Not
present: Barbara Pellin.
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Nearly 2,900 strong, we Hamiltonians were crowd-
ed into every inch of space available on the campus
this semester. We discovered that six minutes
weren't enough as we floated with the crowds to
classes. Our lockers were full of everyone's books
but our own and the lunch court was so cramped
that one way or another you couldn't go across the
twenty-five yards comprising it in anything less
than ten minutes.
Nevertheless, conditions were to be alleviated-
next year. Meanwhile, no one was able to think
because of the noise created by the erection of the
new 'pre-fab' building. This was a minor distur-
bance compared to the aud repairing and the sound
proofing of the halls. The results were worth the
trouble, however.
Activities and classes continued in spite of the
interferences and the nine period day. Each week
the activity case in the main hall featured many
sports nights, rallies and assemblies. Although the
Student Body Welcome Assembly and Installation
Assembly were much the same as before, other
assemblies took on a new look with the Student
Body Nomination Bally staged in the form of a nom-
ination convention. ln addition to "Faculty l:'rolic,"
a talent show was portrayed as "This ls a Life?"
based on a take-off of "This ls Your Life." It fea-
tured many versatile students by introducing the
performers as acquaintances of the teachers whose
lives were revealed. Our February Patriotic Assem-
bly was presented as a time machine which took
the audience back to the past of Washington and
Lincoln, and honored Brotherhood Week, Negro
Week and Foreign Languages' Week.
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Student Government was at its peak with many
new changes taking place. Student body commit-
tee orientation and sign ups were held in the aud.
Elections Went full steam ahead with candidates for
Student Body Offices printing platforms and show-
ing ingenious posters. Registration and voting per-
centages reached an all time high for the school,
Girls' and Boys' Weeks continued as before with
various students taking over positions in govern-
ment and industry in the city, home, and school
during days in the Home, School, lndustry, Religion
and Recreation.
The Photo Salon Was carried off in a grand man-
ner again this year, featuring many photos from
state, local, and national Winners from our school.
The choral groups at Hami along with teatured
alumni, presented a three-hour program of classical
and popular music. The School Spirit contest Win-
ners Were announced at a Western-social sports
night as having the most spirit for their various
classes.
Three more outstanding activities were sponsored
by the A. F. S., Alumni Association, and the Girls'
and Boys' Leagues. The American Field Service
outdid itself with such activities as a "Report on
Russia," Farewell Assembly and Dinner for Elida
Schamis from Argentina and Bill Quadt, who is
going to lapan this summer. fill Karlson reigned
with her court, Linda Bayhi and Karen Rapaport,
at the Alumni Dance following the Alumni Day ac-
tivities-a Baby Contest and Basketball game. The
Spring Roundup and Buckboard Bounce Can eve-
ning box supper and dancel completed a Wonderful
semester.
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CLASSBOOK STAFF
Producing the Caprisian classbook required
much work and time on behalt ot the Class-
book Staff. Many spare hours were spent on
the organization of the book. Striving tor orig-
inality they had the tedious job ot thinking
up new and ditterent ideas which could be
used in the book, We sincerely hope that
this classbook will bring you much pleasure
and enjoyment.
First row, 1. to r.: M. Small, L. Ferre-n, V. Miller, S.
Freidin, S. Kadas, I. Tucker, B. Strote. Second row:
K. Frimkess, S. Katler, I. Metzger, Y. Adler, C. Counts,
I. Hill, I. Gendelman. Third row: E. Metter, C. Galley,
B. Feldrnar, S, Berwick, C. Cetron, M. Colburn, C.
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Tie puoiication of the classbook would not be
possibie 1-.'ithout the many efforts exerted by
the Sales Statf. They work exceptionally
hard to promote and secure ads. The sales
staff, under the direction and supervision oi
Miss Anna Nett, also is in charge ot selling
advance subscriptions tor the classbook.
First row, 1. to r.: E Frznklii. S Klein, S Silberberg,
S Fink Second row: P Ashby, Miss l-left, D. Bosner
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The Photo Staff, under the able leadership oi
Mrs. Lois Vinette, spent much time taking the
group and activity photographs for this edi-
tion. Without their assistance it would not
have been possible to compile this classbook.
First row. 1. to r.: M. Segal, editor, S, loseph, secre-
tary, B. Robbins, editor, R. Rhine, secretary, Mrs
Vine-tte. Second row: E, Glivera, M, Pasarow, B. Day,
photographers, B. LeVine, editor. Not in picture: S.
Beller, photographer.
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ing-Sandra Silberberg, Sandra Klein, Sharon Finkg Photo-Richard Le-Vine, Marcia Segal, Barry Robbins Copy-Suez:
Unickel, loan Engelg Classes-Susan Chernack, Mel Goldlarbg Sports-Phyllis Stuewe, Ditl-1 lzzi, Art-Estelle Roiihfz'
Frank Taxerg Clubs-Sue Burke: Seniors-Linda Epply, Robert Re-ilel, Gail Adelniazi Coordinators-Di
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LOWER AND UPPER HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES
Taking on a new look this semester, the House
of Representatives became stronger than it
ever had been before by putting into effect
many new bills and standards. Electing Bunny
Weisbart as the Speaker of the House was the
first point of business, followed by using bill
forms in order to swiftly bring a point before
the House. The Board of Beview controversy
was brought before the student body, along
with other campus problems including service
credit for athletes. Passing school club con-
stitutions and discussing various campus prob-
lems was all a part of the term's activities.
Ioint meetings between the Lower and the Up-
per Houses were held once a month for the
purpose of discussing the latest bills.
STUDENT COURT
Student Court, as the Iudicial portion of our
student government, approved constitutions
of new clubs and held informal trials in order
to correct problems detrimental to school life.
Their silent job kept Hamilton's standards as
high as always.
L. to r.: Madelyn Sanborn, Mrs. MacQueen, sponsor,
Ronnie Levine, Buzz Sobel, Chief Iustice, Iohn Green-
wald, Elaine Sokolov, Ioan Thoreson.
UPPER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
First row. 1. to r.: S. Kopel, S. Roitblatt, I. Reims, K. Os-
good, D. Spritzer, N. Feldman, L. Freidmari, L. Nagin,
P. Greenberg. Second row: P. Shugg, B. Brown, L.
Kahn, D. Laiken, P. Feldner, H. Erenberg, E. Sloan,
B. Weisbart, D. Fierberg, E. Redholtz. Third row: B.
Brilcer, C. Levine, I. Dennis, I. Ducat, P. Bush, B. Verity,
L. Mosh, R. Goodman, N. Feinstein, H. Simons, D.
Youkstetter. Fourth row: M. Gottlich, B. Newnam, S.
Brown, P. Smith, L. Badagliacca, B. Wersen, M. Singer,
I. Chaleff, I. Michaels, P. Erlich, R. Rouda.
LOWER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
First row, 1. to r.: I. Sherwin, S. Barnett, S. Mark, D.
Spritzer, N. Feldman, M. Konner, D. Schnartz. Second
row: P. Borns.tein, I. Eder, C. Herne, L. Aliber, S. Keal-
er, A. Strongach, B. Simon, F. Fulger, IS. Salter. Third
row: M. Brasler, L. Gould, S. Silverstein, R. Youtan,
S. Friedman, B. Erlich, M. Horowitz, M. Lapes. Fourth
row: D. Sullivan, D. Caspe, P. Bashook, S. Plane, G.
Greenseid, S. Lippett, l. Fishman, G. Rosow, L. Nolan,
B. Cooperman, L. Rosen.
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Health and happiness Fashion Designing Successful Career itlinnl Spirit PC-all i r
Ride Traveling Happy future S.P.T.A. Rep. Sgt-,ee-'il marriage
Marriage Happy and successful Health Happiness Corn.ai
marriage
Harvey Lecker Lonnie Leeds Geri Legge
Boys' League Rep. I..A.C.C. 'Water Skiing
Girls Pharmacv Caprielles
Accountancy
Successful luture and
happy marriage
Sport Fishing
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Sheila Leibowitz Murray Levin
Faisons, Pep Club Varsity Capt, Baseball
School spirit and Capt. of Basket-
XVfirld Peace ball Team
Happy and successful Athletic Committee
lture. Art Bop? League
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Carolyn Levine Doritt Levine Richard Levine Larry Levinson
Health Drill Team College Girls
Happiness Prom Imitation Phntography N.H,R.A.
Successlul future Comm, Sovereigiis Naiy and marriage
Happines
Barbara Levitt
Business Office
13 semestersj
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I-1 semesters?
Have a very successful
future and marriage
Iudith Levy Iudith Lieike
College Carines 15 semestersj
Medicine Teaching
A certain someone Happy and successful
future with a certain
SOITASIYIIIE
Robert Lilley Andrea Lipsman
Artisians
Drill Team
benior Tea Ccrnrn.
Sheila Lipson Barbara Locke Stephen Loeb Shetfra Lond Iudith Lowndes Marvin Luckerman Al Ludwig
' ' "ass ' he future Happiness liexiids Serin: Ulf I HQ.
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SENIOR SERVICE SOCIETY
For the purpose of recognizing those stu-
dents who have Worked hard for their
class and school, the Senior Service So-
ciety was organized. These Caprisians
have done outstanding service during
their three years at Yankeeville.
First row, 1. to r.: D. Spritzer, S. Freidin, D. Kap-
lan, S. Spiegel, I. Maybloorn, D. Weidhopt, B.
Sturner, R. Nathanson. Second row: S. Adler,
B. Boss, S. Burke, D. Iacobs, K. Heermance, K.
Elgort, D. Rudnick, D. Steele, P. Greenberg. Third
row: S. Loeb, E. Schwartz, S. Schnitzer, N. Feld-
man, S. Kopple, I. Vance, I. Holtan, S. Kadas,
G. Adelman, C. lacobson. Fourth row: B. Sobel,
D. Margolin, M. Small, I. Mernel, B. Strote, M.
Bunjes, I. Beard, L. King, M, Cameron, P. Shugg.
Meet
Iack Brown Nancy Feldman Kathy Heermance Ted Margadant Tracy Pulvers David Rudnick Connie Rudow
Founded in l9l8, the honorable service Ephebian
Society in Los Angeles was created tor the purpose
of recognizing leadership, scholarship, and service
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in those graduating seniors,
SENIOR AYE CABINET
The Caprisians' final semester at Hami
proved to be the most exciting and tun-
tilled one ot all as a result ot the hours
ot planning by the Class Cabinet and
Council with the never ending support ot
their never-to-be-forgotten sponsor, Mr.
Weston. The spirit which acclaimed us
at Disneyland as the best talented and
well-behaved group continually appeared
throughout the preparation and execution
ot such activities as the Senior Tea Ves-
pers, Recognition Assembly, and Com-
mencement.
L. to r.: Gail Adelman, treasurer, Norma Circle,
girls' vice president, Mr. Ioseph Weston, spon-
sor, Lynne Fay, presidentg lack Brown, boys
vice president, Bonnie Strote, secretary.
SENIOR BEE CABINET
As a class We had finally become known
through our choice of the name Capri-
sians, colors riviera blue and White, our
rousing song and attractive emblem. We
Caprisians can hardly thank the Class
Cabinet and terrific sponsor, Mrs. Blanche
Bettington enough for the tremendous job
done in planning our great off-campus
prom and directing our first recognition
as a class.
L. to r.: Manny Sedacca, boys' vice president,
Norma Circle, treasurer, Dave Rudnick, presi-
dent, Mrs. Blanche Bettington, sponsor, Ruth
Bhine, girls' vice president, Robin Rush, secre-
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ig Cuflzeela
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Patricia Shugg
Steve Spiegle David Spritzer Richard Steele Bonnie Strote Bonnie Sturner David Youkstetter
By accepting this honor the citizens of the future,
who represent one out of every forty seniors, pledge
themselves to bettering their city and community
by giving service for the rest of their lives.
SEALBEARERS
To become a Sealbearer is the highest
award, scholastically speaking, that a se-
nior aye can receive. Each Sealbearer
must have been a Nevian for four semes-
ters, one of them being in his senior year.
Besides a gold pin, each Sealbearer re-
ceives the seal of the California Scholar-
ship Federation on his diploma.
First row, 1. to r.: B, Locke, H, Kabakow, I. Memel,
B. Sturner, I. Maybloom, D. Rudnick, K. Heer-
mance, T. Margadant. Second row: D. Steele, L.
LaBoy, C. Peace, N. Feldman, B. Newnam, S,
Loeb, K. Osgood, I, Shuman. Third row: M. Se-
gal, L. Frideman, S. Kriegshcrber, R. Rouda, S.
Flcztte, P. Roman, D. Sherwood, C. Ford.
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Pre Etta Lund Ieliery Malerstein Stephanie Malin Lyn Mandell Myrna Manolian Ted Margadant Diane Margolin
Classlm.-lc flm'iril1i1.llf11' Spades Zfnnlr-rvlics S.Nl,CI.CI. Inn Student Cifnerrirrieiit Senior Service Sficiwp'
Qallflvllvr Siicm-will iiimri' ji-lin liaplaii ,X pi-rr.nn wincnne liuriiinq xnanii--d A.F,S.I,S. Scholarship Qrchestm
Yespvrs' fl-nw. Girls Trxnliing l linlurwirinilinq the Cinlluur- Diplomacx-l,'nitft-Ll l, .C LA
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Steven Marks Linda Marquisee Iris Maybloom Karen Mayhew
Senior Ton Cwzixni. College Girl? League VP Anil Bnh
Law Health and linppiiiuss Sncial Cllmlrrnan Happx .in-l sinh-wllll
l.'.C.L,,X. lennelles scrxicv ululi Sem. ml .-Xwcinlwlies nn lnrnn-
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Happy rnarrmu Lmterman Pres Cfnllvilr-
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Zenior lin-.HXQ-rzgrrt. Pfwrball Norm
Clawh-Jolt Na!! luture w Happy. heglrhy and
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Abbey' Carl haf- are P l 'Q rf Pre-, X F
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L A,C.C, Green Key ComrnencementComrn, Clazrlt-3 -. Cure
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Fmt Lathes Capriell-2s Pres.. Yes: Lum
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Education U llnivcmty ol Mexico Capriellm Crm Country. Track luture House or Rep.
buccesslul lite and Artist Ssailwuarm-X S.rut-iuml Engineering Peacelul world Jographer Boys League Rep.
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Cars Church lliiuwe of Rep, L3-yr, Vanity lfiriiilmll
Boatn Friends Biiyx League Leire mari
Girls Succcxx Claw Ctrtiuuil Varxily l"iim'w:ill Cli-
Capt.
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Ioan Proctor Tracy Pulvers Ioanna Pupos Hilda Puro
TravailleiS Serv. Club Varxity Baseball aiicl Capriellee. Arlisidiix
VP, Basketball Cap aiirl Cimit Comm. Uiiixersiiy ul 'Xrimiia
Senior Rcerrgnitiim Spades llfippy and xiii-c-uwliil llampi, liealtliy and
Comm. ll.C.L.A. Iuiizc -,tra-.wliil lite
Commercial artixt
Anticipating Class Poll Results
Milton Baabe Mona Rabinow Frazer Rader Tony Ransiord
Spaflei Happy and succexxful Pliarmaui 'S-yr. Varsity Football
Perbeverance in future luturc XViimeii and Track
Niuclief Marriage Pliiiii. Snlim Cliiiiiiii My ivltl '-ll lfiirrl
The right girl "Someone" ifiillvw'
Cgfol Rqpkin Rochelle Rapoport Robert Ruskin Robert Reifel loel Reims Wanda Reinwald Hal Resnik
Vdth frjdyfrfipllrr- Ser' 'QCiVl'il1 'l'elig-.1-mit aaiiivifiiimii .X-lil Cllxiv, YP lliulciwiantliiig Tritium Service Club
1-m,d:ii,,. Stir-.riiv flliile -Xilqleiiv P miiii nj. Drunk Drip' Imiigiii' 12 Nm-iii.J lmu Madrigal Choir
iwvfmdu flmrei ,,., , llrigipirii-W xml vi rlil Siriiiiii' lriiltuil l5L'1lllNll'l Minis: Career
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Marriage Church Karen fl-ll Girls XP Qltureli uwrl. dirt: lure 1: Trl., ir- llegji -'Q l
NCVQTHYF Travaillet Service Club Cars llfippirit-is Bzntlwcrhnutl Serzfge flirt- '
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Class Bunk Co-Plt-.tt-J Ratliw Club President. League r
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Pre-. .-Xrtny Signal Corps
Sfivereigiix Pres.
Estelle Roitblat Stanley Romain
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Careers in Navy College Knowledge and etluca- American Field Service Student Court and B-l2 Class Secretary C fl Z
College Success in life tion Foreign Exchange Girls' League Sec. A Cappella Choir- y I jf
Rifle Team Idealism Student to France First Ladies Pres. and Happy and successful W
Marriage and children B-ll Class President Alexian Pres. marriage 7? A ,, VV
Varsity Tennis Capt. XVisrlom, understanding F I A,
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CommencementComm. Boys' League Council Sec -Norma Iohnson Secy iconnie Rudow l 1 ' ,
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Secy.-Shelley Freidin Secy.-Gail Adelman
Treas.-Louise Freidin Treas.-Carol Baker Y,
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College Career
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B-10 Befuddled and bewildered, the Class of S'58 came to Hamilton, later
becoming an addition to the three C's CCourtesy, Co-operation, Common
Sense and Caprisiansi. Our first class contact with Hami's student body gov-
ernment came when we held a rally in order to elect our class officers. This
practice continued each semester until the last election rally in the B-l2. We
were still a little foggy about this new life, but nevertheless excited when
we had our first dance in the gym, sponsored by the Faisons. Later on we
had the opportunity to have lunch with the A-l2's on the front lawn. One of
the biggest events of the semester was our talent-musical show, "Tops on
Broadway."
A-10 Finding ourselves adjusted after twenty weeks, we went off to explore
Griffith Park at a picnic. During the wee small hours at school one morning,
we enjoyed a class breakfast.
B-ll We tried our shaky legs at the Roller Rink, but we were off the skates
more than we were on them. Later when We were on solid ground, we showed
our terrific spirit at the A-lU and B-ll Football Game.
Yvonne Sarns Sandra Saske Iudith Scrslow David Saul Elida Schamis George Schenecker Anne Schneider
Lettergirle Caprielles R-nntlelle: Xlaurie. a happy and First Ladies Electronics Coininercial Artist
Spiirfy Plirviwqrtiplij. l..A.C.C. suecewlul marriage A.F.S. Navy Bowling
fj.5.11.gt-g ' Quiet-e-X. marri 4 Cannes serrice club Architecture Fishing Howie
Wletvv wifi lteultli .'
GGIY Schneider Richard Schneider Sharon Schnitzer Iudi Schuman Elaine Schwartz Ruth Schwartz Sidney Schwartz
College U Research Chemistry Premier Prez, Rondclles YP First Ladief Czrlk League irrfj- 1:02-r!'iE
Water Skiing Nevians President Sr, Service Socieru' Lab Technician l,'.C.I..:k. Prom Inwitatiign rp' ri-
Cafdmali Successful life and Helping others Fun and friend l.N'c'rl+i lar Cornrn. f l ae
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es.-Dave udnick Pres.-Lynne Fay . . .
Girls' Vice-Ruth Rhine Girls' Vice-Norma Circle Phyllis gschwarlzer Fredenglcgscoheld
Boys' Vice-Manny Sedacca Boys' Vice-lack Brown
Secy.-Robin Rush Secy.-Bonnie Strote Talent Guild Xa-.y '
Treas.-Norma Circle Treas.-Gail Adelman
B-12 Caprisians, Caprisians, yeah Caprisiansl Rallies, rallies, and more
rallies were held as we chose our name, colors, song and cheer leaders. We
had finally made it! Our spirit just seemed to be never-ending as we served
as Hall Guards, planned and took part in our fantastic prom at the Riviera
Country Club, and had another Roller Skating Party.
A-12 But nothing could beat our semester as Senior Ayes. We painted the
trash cans fand ourselvesl to show off the Caprisian colors before they were
to be added to the school on our spectacular sweater day. Disneyland and
the get-together at the Golden Horseshoe with entertainment and dancing
really showed off our class spirit. Other activities included a snow trip, barn
party, bowling pccrty, and the traditional Senior Reception, Alumni Home-
coming Basketball Game lwhich we wonl, Class Poll, a picnic at Griffith Park,
a beach party at Playa Del Rey, Vespers Service, and the Senior Recognition
Assembly.
The class was also entertained by a baseball game between Miss Gates'
and Mrs. Demaria's Senior Problems classes. We enjoyed such privileges
as sitting in the front seats of the aud at assemblies, ID. cards, eating on the
front lawn and the senior court. Graduation came all too soon, but none
could wait for the Caprisian Grad Night at the fabulous Beverly Hilton. As
the evening gave way to morning, as we receded from Hamiltons horizon
We all looked toward the new and better things of the future, based on wis-
doms and friendships gained from our past.
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Emanuel Sedacca Edmund Segal
Anytown U.S.A, Schol- Health
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Caprisian "BU Boys' Success
VP, Head Cheer-
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Marcia Segal Ronald Segall
College-Teaching Soxereign- Pres.
Photo Editor 1.-3 Class- Nevzans
book Elecrr-into
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Anita Sendrey Michelle Seskin Ierald Shapiro Nina Shavelle Shelley Sheinart Dennis Shepard David Sherwood
- ' 5 d h ' ess A Cappella Choir Girls League Council Daria' Bargi-Prigrsy Searfarfrs
Palgireglmerican Club glogtrugiiis Design ugieissa arieahhanrgilnure Sumewm marriage 12 Semesmw hi T H! L AL
My education Happinggg S.M.C.C.-U,CiL.A. College HE-jlYl'1 Wil li-HD If SCH'-rf Nfei r "1
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llappy' and successful Claw Council iXlJLlICIHL' lim! l.e-ayuxv l'r-w.
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Loretta Socher Myron Sokolsky Virgil Solomon Warren Soloski Sieve Sollon Armida Sosa Stan Sosa
l71uau-:iul Rep. Clllclzw llwlfli Cflu-rlmlry A xpcuiul girl Pam American Club lluskellwall 2 yu.
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SALUTE TO ELIDA SCHIXMIS
This year Hamilton High has again had the privilege of being the host to a foreign
exchange student. As the 1957-58 school term began, we welcomed ELIDA SCHAMIS of
Mendoza, Argentina to our campus as a member of the graduating Caprisian Class. We
were immediately drawn to her sparkling blue eyes, happy smile, and her genuine friend-
liness. To Ely our community and city is a giant metropolis of honking cars, hurrying.
pedestrians. and unrelenting bustle in comparison with her peaceful city of Mendoza-land
ol health, sun, excellent wine, and eternal snows.
She came to learn and to teach. Those who have had the opportunity of knowing her
have realized that few differences exist among young people all over the world even
though they may be separated by thousands of miles, strange languages, and different
customs.
The members of Hamilton and the Caprisian Class will never forget Ely and the im-
pressions she has left with us. Even though she is graduating from our school, our country,
and our lives, she will never leave our hearts.
BUENA SUEHTE!
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Cappy, we'd like you to meet our
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guidance this semester the Capri-
sian activities would not have
turned out so well. Our sponsors
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struction, along with added bits
of humor, which made it fun to
plan and carry out our successful
events.
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the A-ll's was held. These activities would never have been carried out
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The enthusiastic B-l2's led by Caren Gallay, Presi-
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Peldmar, Girls' Vice President, Tanis Steiman, Sec-
retary, and Susan Mann, Treasurer, are as ot this
semester, recognized as the l-leiwans, class ot Winter
'59, Among some ot the semesters most exciting
activities was the selection ot the class name, song,
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tor originality they chose to have crew-neck style
Senior sweaters.
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Prom, Where in accordance With their name, Hei-
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and class rallies. To conclude their many activities,
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game was played, at the final, Goodbye Caprisians
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First row, l. to r.: Bi. Newman, S. Adler, B
Greenfield, D. Weidhopl, T. Mellos, H. Kdbo
lcow. Second row: D. Youlcstelter, D. Rudnick
l-l. Gerstl, R. Kordos, S. Loeb, Spritzer S
Roriicrin, D. Urlrig. Third row: R. Miller, sloon-
sor, S Borowslcy, T, Morrgdddnt, B. Sobel
l. Brown, F. Toxer ,D Dibble, S. Speigel
NEVIANS
First row, 1. to r.: P Greenberg, M. Segcrl, S
Flclle T ldcobs, D. Schneider, L. Freidrnon,
P. Heidi, D Sherwood, M Norman. Second
row: C Pedte, S Klein, I. Schurndn, F. Vdles-
to Fl Esirir. lf Leader, S. Denenburg, C
'ffdile S Krigshdber, K Heerrriornce Third
row: B ffewiorr. L. Lo Boy, B Loclce, S. Pol-
lgiger f l.f3g'1Cl:i:r: I. lrlemel, E Schwdrlz,
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l7elif::f. E Sigrzier. Fourth row: R Feldrndn,
KCbi:l::'.'.' K Osgood, D Rudnick, D. Steele,
S .idler S Loeb T lffixrgdddnt, M. Seddccd,
S Kiiei S Sj:1egel,T ffielsei, G X-Xdelrnon
A CAPPELLA CHOIR
First row, l. to r.: A. Meisenberg, M. Kirkharn, M. Rue
dell, A. Hockman, P. Feldman, S. Ortmann, A. Kaba-
kow, I. Fifer, E. Rapaport, S. Bornstein, I. Vance, Sec-
ond row: R. Koftkin, C. Shapiro, F. Yagan, A. Hoyrnan,
B. Stein, S. Vfeisman, I. Pittler, M. Wolins, P. Stracke,
I. Borenstein, P. Wood, R. Kuchman, B Sabel. Third
row: R. Goodman, R. Rush, I, Stuewe, M. Requa, C.
Peace, P. Hopper, A. Navin, I. Thoreson, T. Richie, L.
Iacobs, K. Hardin, N. Shavelle, S. Ferren, I. Valantine,
I. Daniels. Fourth row: Mr. Vree, B. Cowan, M. Gold-
stein, A. Latter, M. Perineys, I. Luhring, K. Lezin, D.
Alpert, A. Marcus, B. Fisher, I. Evans, R. Levine, A.
Katz, P. Huwe, M. Applebaum, N. Rater, I, Lave, D.
Levenson. Fiith row: K. Hjorth, V. Nelson, B. Ioers, R.
Kozleriko, G. Goldin, D. Nessit, B. Abel, M. Atkinson,
G. Stanton, B, Bell, R. Bodart, B. Marder, I. McDowell,
G. Mizer R. Astle I. Wolf, M. Garrett, B. Brown.
BAND
First row, l. to r.: S. Forshey, D. Fish, S. Bays, R, Roth,
A. VVilderrnuth, R. Hougesen, M. Salkin, R. Silver, K.
Rosenberg, R Knight ,G. Greeman, R. Kraus, M. Rich-
stone. Second row: A. Goldstein, B. Palmer, D. Horton
L. Robinson, C. Sarns., D. Adams, W. Brooks, D. Mar-
golin, F. Spiegel, R. Critzer, B. Clark, G. Balian Third
row: H, Krivoy, I. Hurson, G. Solk, M. Hast, D. Moran,
S. Vtfaterrnan, M Larner, M. Wilcox, I. Weingart, S.
I-fugit. Fourth row: Mr. Farrar, I. Madison, N. Oleesky,
K. Mosher, G Moore, B. Glanell.
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Second row: S Snyder R, Ginsburg, B Simon K Md-
larik M Weisman I. Berg M Patak K M':L:rrty G
Sr.ede:or H Rosen, A Geller, S. Binder A Ioseph
Third row: L Sommer, L. Glickman, L. Gould H
Meadows, L Shatter, I Beringhause, B, Carr, S Gor-
don, G Ianson, T. Dortman, M. Betkigian P. Zakiar.
Fourth row: S Shapiro, B. Levitt. R. Kane S Unsw-forth
G Blair I, Feinogld, P, Kriendel C.Dur:1ord I Cole-
man M lfe-Wman,I Mabee, L Vesro
SENIOR ORCHESTRA
First row. l. to r.: H Gerstel B Crifzer I '.'.'::fer.ier
I. Fraley' G Moore B. Woodman Second row: B R '
mer, IW Brooks S Lippe G Bishop Holi:-.re
Panossiari P Goldstein A Sauberiiari if Sirk
Third row: R Re-dholtz G Tolin D Fish A G:l3.s.-
I. VVcl: I Robbins F Spiegel Fourth row: G S
M Wilcox lift Farrir Siiveriiaii I f.1:'51s:i
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LAFEDETTES
First row. l. to I.: A. Navin, I. Molson, M. Daws, M. Witt,
A. Miller. Second row: L. Dubins, L. Kahn, B. Sattrin, B.
LaFon, A. Westerman, E. Cokin. Third row: N. Fried-
man, C. Hazell, B. Dills, B. Grat, I. Green, R. Kornblum.
Fourth row: D. Schwartz, B. Hamlin, V. Nelson, I.
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First row. l. to r.: S. Fenster, S. Barbach, I. Ducat, S.
Friedland, S. Nemeth, S. Friedman, P. Wershaw. Sec-
ond row: I. Altman, B. Decker, D. Estwood, L. Care, B.
Blumenthal, I. Deutch, B. Blakeman, G. Arnt, T. Kap-
lan, I. Aptel. Third row: I. Weiss, S. Davis, D. Leavitt,
F. Bloom, M. Bernstein, T. Brooks, S. Simovitch, C. Fen-
ster, A. Goldtein, L. DeVoin, S. Katler, B. Dubinsky.
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First row. 1. to r.: S. Nowinson, B. Pellin, N. Circle, R,
Ross., E. Alpert, M. Rubens, M. Colburn. Second row:
I. Stark, H. Harris, C, Wade, I. Wolf, A. Lipsman, I.
Flappan, K. Rapoport, B. Glickman. Third row: A. Shu-
bens, P. Ellison, L. Henig, L. Berkow, T. Waldman, I.
Leeson, C. Gordon, P. Pisek. Fourth row: S. Klein, M.
Grean, C. Rubin, I. Osinov, H. Puro, B. Terrel, E. Bed-
holtz, B. Baumring, C. -Sherrick.
FAISON LEADERS
First row, 1. to r.: M. Chumo, K. Bundy, S. Steinbaclc
P. Stickles, M. Bernthal. Second row: P, Sargent, I..
Schoen, D. Howley, S. Heiserman, D. Michaelson
Third row: T. Iacobs, T. Steinman, K. Rapoport, Mrs
Molloy, L. Fay, M. Cameron, B. Graf.
CATERETTES
First row. L to r.: P. Shugg, Lucy King M. Bunles, D.
Prudicrn, A. Markworth. Second row. P Widham, M
Smith, I. Beard, P. Fullerton. Third row: M. Lesh T
Repncru, F. Mason, C. Nord, B. Strote.
FLEURELLES
First row, L to r.: P. Barry, G Robinson P Kneilel, D
Griffin, M. Walker, K. Sausville. Second row: P. Smith
M. Kirkham, G. Sneclecor, I. Tarkington S. Teuiel, D
Ridgley, C. Remus Third row: D. Kennedy, B. Wilde
S. Ship, I. Russell, I. Stuewe, I. Noorda P. Ashby.
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First row. 1. to r,: E Scharnis, l. Fish, I SCn',:r.:1: P
Hoffman, A. Silver, M. Davidson. Second row: H
Goodman, I. Goodman, M. Harris, M. Dickman, E. Tur-
ner, S. Saslce. Third row: G. Cohn, S Krause L Iacobe
son, D Mazure, A Silver.
CONUTAIS
First row, l. to r.: R. Steingart, C, Orrell, L. LCIBOY, V
Tarne, M. Leader, P. Zalcian, G. Born. Second row:
S. Burke, T. Iacobs, R. Rubins, B. McMillon, L. Handler,
R. Esirin, F. Valesco, T. Sullivan. Third row: I. Lewis.
I. Epstein, C. Gcrllay, B. Danzinger, S. Mann. K. Frim-
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vt, First row, 1. to r.: E. Goldberg, G, Hoffman, I. Gwens,
A. Sosa, D. Frierberg, D. Rosenberg, K. Heerrnaxce.
,Q Second row: B. Finkel, S, Fisher, A. Mucha, Mea-
- nick, S. Kopple, A. Herkus, L. Marauisee. Thrrd row:
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First row, 1. to r.: L. Ragan, M. Reuter, Sue Kriegsha-
ber, S, Straussman. Second row: C. Rapkin, I. Proctor,
S. Denenberg, M. Rigiani, M. Barber. Third row: S,
Iackson, S. Kliska, N. Noffman, L. Kramer, I, Iaeobson.
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ond row: I, Shipp, M. Shapiro, L. Sabot, M. Ioseph, R
Kaplan, M. Magaxin, M. Ehrenberg, B Braelow, A
Diamond. Third row: S, Kapp, R. Rhine, S. Weinberge
er, S. Golden, S. Dalin, A. Kornbloom, L. Freiden, E
Friedman.
ALEXIANS
First row, 1. to r.: L. Schwab, I. Radom, B. Gerorne I
Thomas . Wolf, C. Rudow, B Felamar. Second row:
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I Metzger, K. Flgort, B Fllenbogen, II. Feldman, S
Silberberg, I. Weirisloik K. Sakowski Third row? S.
Monkarsh If Strasberg ff Lewrs A Brenner I Grsh
an, G Grutrnan, S Keller I. Levine Fourth row: S
Kadas, D Za',I'oll:c'.' l. lsfosh D Cone: B Werslzart,
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First row, 1. to r.: M. Bress, S. Stein, M. Rubin, G. Wol-
gin, S. Schnitzer, W. Bereskin, M. Kcrlsmcrn. Second
row: S. Hcirt, E. Dash, P. Wcrgner, I. Gordon, G. Morr-
cus, R. Ginsburn. Third row: L. Adelrnon, G. Adelrncrn,
D. Eisenstcrt, C. Icrcobson, A. Tcrvris.
SHANTONAYS
First row, 1. to r.: L. Spddcilore, T. Fczcht, S. Orlmorn,
E. Meilstrup, C. Kimmel. Second row: M. Scrlton, D.
Greenley, S. Buzin, M. Bickrnill, I. Daniels. Third row:
D. Manby, M. Anderson, H. Fernandez, B. Menelson, K.
Chcrgi. Fourth row: I. Slotnick, I. Miller, L. Morrriss,
N. Weinstein, G. Ronsom.
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First row, l. to r.: L l'-'i'3SiZC'f.'1fZ G ::L:e7 3 Gieliiei: Q
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First row, 1 .io r.: M ,ChickInan, I. E-rornber , M. Se al
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man, I. Winston, M. Zenderrnan, A. Live, D. Margolin.
Third row: M. Morirnoto, M. Dinaberg, L Citron, I
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First row, l. to r.: I Mernel, IJ Shavelle, F Aubel, Mrs
Vree, I Levy, I Rapkin, lf. Feldman, I MacLean Sec-
ond row: H. Burvrin, L Eatoe R Koflcii, T Richie, H
Resnick B Waldrnan,I Luhring
CHATELAINES
First row. 1 .to r.: R. Rush, M. Guinney, I. Holter., if
Requa, I. Lewis, M. Wood. Second row: I. Dennis, I
Vance, D. Holton, L. Block, L. Ferren, S. Ferren. Third
row. I. Nugent, L. Gehrrnan, D. Weimer, L, Holt, P.
Sonshi C. Bartlett, C. Counts. Fourth row. K. Schwartz,
C. Aslin, I. Hill, K. Holrnstrom, I. Karlsen, R. I-lynd, If
Iohnson
CAPRIELLES
First row, I. to r.: I Wilson, E. Bentley, P Hooper, C
Kerner, C. Peace. Second row: G. Legge, S. Sarnes
S. Upton, I. Bathke, E Olivera, I. Pupos. Third row: L.
Batoe. P. Stuewe, R. Nathanson, I. Olson K. Olauson.
Fourth row: S Stein, K. Mayhew, P Lund S. Rappa-
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First row. l. to r. B. Weiner, M. Raphael, I. Medway,
H. Sherwood, M, Landman, P. Clar, Second row: I. '
Golden, R. Koslenko, D. Caspe, M. Berland, B. Iason,
S. Greilzer. Third row: R. Kimura, F. Durlesser, L. Marshall, D. Bell, M, Horowitz, G. Rosow, B. Abel.
MONARCHS
First row, 1. to r.: I. Broder, R. Silver, R. Nelson, F. Ia-
cobson, Second row: S. Helfend, W. Krasnow, R. Fre-
rned, G. Lucas, R. Lebby. Third row: B. Cohen, R. Sai-
ran, S, Honeyrnan, N. Paltiz.
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SPADES
First row. l. to r.: I. Kaplan, M. Srnolen, B. Sobel R
Taxe, R. Taxe, F. Taxer. Second row: I Brown, S. Goli-
ger, S. Frieberg, H. Hollzman, R Roth, N. Feinslein, B
Heller. Third row: S. Adler, C. Frank, R. Kaniin M
Silverman, L. Coffman, M. Raabe, M Silverman. Fourth
row: D. Spritzer, D. Wilson, I, Malerstein, T. Pulvers
D. Rudnick, R. Goldenberg, S. Loeb, I. Walsh.
APOLLOS
First row. 1. to r.: K. Iose-ph, B. Grolch, M. Gottlieb, M.
Prosin, B. Braiker. Second row: R. Clasky, L, Morse,
B. Englestad, R, Metzer. Third row: I. Greenwald, P.
Rosenblalt, G. Tolin, D. Chagi, N. Harmon.
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SOVEREIGNS
First row, 1. to r.: M. Eerderber, D. Ellison, R. Segoll,
R. Stork, B, Robbins Second row: R. Levine, M. Ludon,
G. Dye, D. Rotkin, H. Gerstol, Mrs. Bettington. Third
row: R. Ethier, I. Luhring, A. Sillrnon, E Krohn.
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First row, I. to r.: P. Borio, K. Edwards, M. Stein, I.
Blumenthal, H. Bcrrrnen. Second row: M. Scrlkin, I,
Michaels M Sin er l Spiegel Third row' P Iacob'
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First row, 1. to r.: L. Erie-drnon, P.. Woler. H Koborkow
S Boroswlcy R Feldman Second row: H. Resniok D
Moss, P Rorron K Osgood, S Motifs Third row: B
Winn R Eeldrriozi, M lforrnorri D Sherwood
RADIO CLUB
H Carlin, K6MZAg H. Leight, KGPPH, Mr. Brown,
WBEQH, M Robbins, KSQAHQ B. Wersen, KSCIH, L.
Bodcrglicicccr, W6llH. Second row. M. Rosen, KGGCL
S. Keller, KESLRU, M. Chernus, KBPZN, R. Cohen, KBDBR,
M. Schwartz, KGMVD, L. Packer, WSRWY, L. Beilin,
KBVDP, A. Berkowitz, KBQGI, D. Katz, E. Bledl, KSRCX,
A. Rosen, KGPIG, B. Cooper, KSVHS, not pictured: M.
Petroff, KBTZYg H. Berwin, KBKUG, R. Gibbons, M.
Steineger, KESBEP, M. Rcrwilchg A. Winnoker.
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INTERNATIONAL CLUB
First row. 1. to r.: T. Iacobs, N. Freedman, C. Wade, C.
Hazell, I. McLean, M. Landman, L. Gutwirth, F. Bakal
M. Rudolph, I. Bryer, M. Abe-lrnan, T. Margadant. Sec-
ond row: M. Bernathal, M. Churno, B. Carl, I. Miller,
M. Young, B. Mendelson, M. Wolins, I, Slotnick, S
Solit, A. Frimkess, M. Kahne, B. Quandt, B. Vinesburg
Third row: D. Small, P. Sargent, S. Lippe, A. Ponedel,
P. Liebowitz, M. Solton, A. Suryein, I. Lederman, B
Mednick, M. Weimer, IS. Beller, P. Fulerton. Fourth
row: S. Speigel, B. Ramoy, A. Glass, L. Schone, S
Silver, K. Lezen, F. Velesco, N. Mandill, N Schuman.
B. Friedman, E. Armstrong, E. Miller, L. Roos, D. Kim-
melriesh. Fifth row: K. Bundy, C. White, B. Aronson,
I. Goldman, L. Ke-ngla, A. Browdy, S. Lewis, B. Cutler,
S. Glass, S Green, L. Iacobson, M. Schwartz, P. Clar
USHERS
First row. l. to r.: R. Critzer, M. Lesh, I. Altman, D.
Rudnick, S. Monkarsh, D. Levine, M. Shapiro. Second
row: L. Gerry, A. Navin, D. Salley, L. Schlecter, E.
Redholyz, R. Day, M. Monkarsh. Third row: C. Remus,
B. Erbson, I. Klapman, M. Iordan, D. Steele, L. Fisher
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First row. l. to r.: A. Sosa, I. Gendelman, M. Collins,
G. Ransom, I. Mallory. Second row: T. Pacht, H. Fer-
nandez, M. Logan, I, Burris, K. Osgood, K. Brand.
FUTURE TEACHERS
First row, l. to r.: S. Kriegshaber, S. Schwartz, M. Press
I. Owens, G. Hoffman, S. Garelick, D. Raikon, N. Rose:
S. Kopple, N. Shuman. Second row: S. Medniclc, E
Alpert, H. Harris, D. Schwartz, I. Mallory, B. Finkil, B
Straussman, L. Wisotosky, I. Gordon, S. Salit, G. Will-
ram. Third row: M. Denenberg, B. Sall, M. Shapiro, N
Strasberg, M. Rubens, Mrs. Clemenson, I. Lederman
M. Shulman, B. Surpin, M. Young. Fourth row: S. Sil-
ver, S. Lewis., C. Grosman, S. Shaps, A. Gellem, B
Okins, B. Anderson, B. Mednick, E. Vineberg, P. Kram-
er, H. Handell.
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First row, 1. to r.: P. Schwarizer, C. Ford, G. Iacobson
I. Abrams, A. Kauffman, I. Mernel. Second row: M
Bunjes, I. Beard, B, Abel, A. Diamond, F. Aubel, B.
Brown. Third row: Mrs. Yerkes, M. Blair, I. Luihring
B. Botkin, G. Mizer.
SOCK 'N BUSKIN
First row, l. to r.: S. Martin, S. Klisl-ra, M. Cowift, A.
Eskenasy, R. Engoron, G. Iacobson, I. Forbes, R. Coop-
erman, F. Davis. Second row: E. Dash, P, Wagner.
I. Kruger, B. Danzinger, N. Mandell, D, Rotkin, D, Si-
dell, D. Howley, C, Wyse. Third row: I. Ostein, M.
Wilson, U. Hoffman, M. Kessekiel, A. Bortz, I. Rosen-
feld, L. Silver, S. Smith, M. Smith, C. Smith. Fourth
row: M. Bitkower P. Elster, B. Kalsman, R. Solomon, S.
Mayher, Miss. Fox.
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First row, l. to r.: .3 rcxiagr. - -ogii .I ,.L..1a"2
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First row, l. to r.: Mr. Farrar, M. Zicherman, G. Wol
gin, G. Hoffman, I. Owens, S. Koppel, S. Eisner. Sec
and row: S. Lippe, A. Pondel, lf. Shurnan, V. Tarne
D. Fierberg, P. Barry, L Landsburg, B. Knight, D. Mar
golin. Third row: B. Criizer, I, Woolfecien, B. Palmer
E Solcolove, I, Liplcind, D Rosenberg, I. Green, S
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FEDERALIST STAFF
All the latest and most interesting news is
presented to the student body in l-lamilton's
Weekly publication, The Federalist. The staff
has put forth much effort trying to meet dead-
lines and issue a paper filled with articles ap-
pealing to all. The Federalist staff Works under
the able leadership of Editor Dick Steele, and
their advisor, Mrs. Von Poederoyen.
First row, 1. to r.: S. Borowsky, C, Wade, C. Gordon,
D, Steele, I. Flappen, S. Squire. Second row: Mrs. Von
Poederoyen, D. Slotnick, C. Resnick, I, Resnick, M.
Leader, M, Zenderman, M. Colburn, K. Barsky. Third
row: M. Paley, D. Fox, B. Katz, L. Pasco, B. Reifel, M.
Robbins.
STUDENT HEALTH AND WELFARE COMMITTEE
First row, l. to r.: S. Klein, R. Rhine, E. Graf, S Stein,
I Samson Second row: S Friedman, ll. Shuman, A
Ponedel, B Dills, V lfelson, E Zebrack Third row: R
Knight, K Osgood, P. Clar, P. Erlich, M Katz, E. Drucks
er, T. Nielson. Fourth row: S Medniclc, D Laiken, I.
Owens, E Meclnifk I Y'fir.stcn S Golden. S Kopple,
E. Rappoport.
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Our RCTC is made up of school students 'NDC
are interested in acquiring military expert-enC6
before they enter the armed services. Among
the informative and practical classes taken by
the battalion are drill, military theory, weapons
and marksmanship.
First row, l. to r.: A. Kerner, I. Kaufman, H Klififflf.
F Frohman, R. Bone, R. Schneider, MfSgt G. Gingras,
M Bryman, R. Sansone, L. Coombs, D Allen, A Ri--
bens, Lenny Shaffer. Second row: I. Rosenberg, D
Levitt, M. Kvitky, D. Ross, R. Feldan, I. Cohen, L. Robin-
son, D. Eisenberg, L. Rosenblum, P. Daniels, I. Baker,
B. Abrahams, S. Keller, M. Kavinoky, Third row: S.
Gewirtz, A. Silverstein, M. Lucas, S. Del Rio, M, Adler,
R. Gibbons, M. Delugish, E. Kopel, S. Del Rio, E. Martir.,
S Bloom, B. Wine, R. Henshel, Fourth row: H. Rose, F.
Medina, G. Adaniya, S. Seymon, M, Kelemen, I. Sacks,
I, Wright, B.. Iohnson, P. Kaestner, G. Salper, E. Light,
I Bantels, M. Allen, S. Martin, Fifth row: R. Distler, A.
Gerson, W Lowe, L Elowe, D. Blair, S. Grinlier, E.
Kane, R. Yoakum, K. Sinclair.
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First row. l. to r.: A. Leve, P. Fullerton, D. Salley, P.
Zakian, B. Dubinsky. R, Tavlin, E. Yagari. Second row:
S. Weisman, G. Adelman, I, Shipp, M, Magasin, I.
Gordon, M. Leader, S, Cumings, V. Williams, P. Nogee
Third row: I Ducat, M. Talbot, I. Deutch, W. Bereskin,
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This year's l.V. team, plagued
by the same fault as the varsity
team-inexperience, also brought
forth more than was expected of
them. Playing with a tenth grade
team, they ended with a .500 win-
loss record.
First row, l. to r.: B Aitken, B. Geller,
B. Diamond, B. May, B. Wynne, M. Eis-
enstadt, I. Wisman. Second row: B
Haynes, B. Gazzam, S. Bell, N. Both, B
Grotch, S Good, M Horowitz. Third
row: L Berk frngrl C. Silverman, B.
Dragin, R, Dunn, G Lucas G filewmar.
D. Bell H Tarlitz tmgrji
VARSITY BASEBALL
This year's varsity nine did not
have a very successful season,
although they did much better
than was expected of them while
playing with an almost entirely
unexperienced team. Mllhis sea-
son's varsity team," stated Coach
Bebd, "was a group of hard work-
ing boysf' The improvement in
the team proved that the season
was not a total loss. The experi-
ence gained by a few of the boys
will help the team next season.
First row, l. to r.: E, Saunders, l. Smith,
I. Preibe, T. Pulvers, I. Brown, M. Levin,
L, Diamont, T. Dolam, V. Schwartz, D.
Cresap Second row: D. lzzi, F. San-
son, I-l. I-loltzman, B. Meyers, ll Kricum,
S. Bassin, S. Schwartz, l. Gershon, S.
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many outstanding efforts were standouts Tony Mellos and Gary leager. lt
is a young team with lots of promise-one our school may Well be proud of.
First row, l. to r.: L. Higgins, T. Tieman, B. Tennant, S. Block, T. Mellows. Second row: M
Hilton, A. Rosen, L. Primavera, M. Chorna, D Sildell, M. Atkenson, l. Hirsch, L. Lefkowitz
M. Singer, R. Korniac fmgrj. Third row: Coach E. Broadwater, D. Waxan, T. Ransford
R. Freedburg, R. Blum, K. Ellison, G, Russell, Coach Frank Cullom,
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fine marks this year. Outstanding individual efforts were turned in by stand-
outs Mike Shane, lerry Lazar, and Mike Stein. Hamilton fans can expect a
line showing again next year, tor it is a young team with much promise.
First row, I. to r.: D. Youkstetter, B. Steventon, M. Stein. Second row: P. Iacobs, G. Potik,
A. Horowitz, W. Wershorzr, S. Martin, I. Chaldff, l.. Guenney, D. Kairnan, L, Caufman, B.
Brunner, B. Abramson, T. Frazier. Third row: Coach Broadwater, B. Werson, M. Raphael,
N, Robinson, G. Rosow, L. Leeman, ll. Sapitt, B. Iacobs, H. Kushner, K. Edwards, M. Roback,
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outs for the league Champs were
Rick Small, Al Singer, Art Gorot-
sky and Barry lrwin. Our Cee's
have demonstrated once again
how hard work and good spirit
pay oft.
First row, l. to r.: R, Small, A. Grofsky,
A. Singer, B. lrwin, A. Weiner, S, Rolo-
bins, I, Goldberg, M Steinenger. Sec-
ond row: M. Berland, B. Ringler, S,
McLean, l. Flaxrnan, L. Leinow, I. Gold-
en, l. Honingsfeld, N. Fuerst. Third row:
Mr. Broadwater, A. Hernandez, S.
Marks, G Deutsch, A. de Boer, H Row-
en, G. Iacobs, E Goldstein, Mr Cullom
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promise for the tuture. Capt. Don
Mclsarty and Tumbler Dave Paley
have performed brilliantly time
and again. This teams spirit and
quality Will certainly be hard to
beat.
First row, l. to r.: I, Brandt, B. Berman,
A, Aguilar, B. Barak, D. McLarty, M.
Lachman, H, Adams, D. Worsiold. Sec-
ond row: I. Wiley, G. Brill, F, Brown, C
Wherry, D. Paley, L. Monroy, P. Bren-
nan, S. Bogartz Qrngrl Third row: Asst
Coach B. Dinaberg, B. Cantos fmgrl
G. Bibiat, T. McElreath, S. Berwick, E
Beverman, M. Petroti, D. Kennedy, T
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The cheerleaders started at the
beginning ot the semester by in-
stilling school spirit into the stu-
dent body. They have cheered at
baseball games, track meets, and
basketball games.
First row, 1. to r.: D, Weimer lfl Se-
dacca, lf Feldman Second row: R
Goodman B Weisbari P Srriith B
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First row, l. to r.: B, Quoxar L F'
D. Schwartz, D Rudnick E Goldberg
R Chadwick, B Laboschir. G Ca 1
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Freeman, B Kaclas, D Ioccbs, M P
row, B. Sumner, L Coher, Mr Wlla
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This semesters Letterman's Club has ren-
dered invaluable service by ushering at
assemblies, participating in noon rallies, and
by supervising the outside hash lines and
track meets. By giving athletes something
to strive toward, the Letterman's Club has
become an integral and important part of
school life.
First row, 1. to r.: T, Ransford, L. Higgins, T. McEl-
reath, D. Heudy. Second row: D. Solomon, G, Tae-
ger, D. Urfrig, D. Waxman, B. Adler, B. Paperni,
M. Stein. Third row: M. Levin, C. Astrin, l. Priebe,
T. Smith, T. Mellos, S. Berwick, Fourth row: Mr.
Grant, A. Harawitz, B. Heller, M. Hilton, B. Vogel-
sang, L. Pasco, G. Adams.
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A new addition to I-lamilton's forces is the
Bee Letterman's Club. This organization not
only performs valuable services to Hamilton,
but also is a goal for many young athletes.
First row, 1. to r.: B. Hirschman, B. Schwartz, R.
Boodaet, R. lzzi, Pres., G. Hendriks., S. Adler, D,
Wilshin. Second row: C. Kodimer, G. Shaw, R.
Werson, B. Haynes, I. Chaloff, K. Edwards, L. Bloom-
er, B. Cohen. Third row: M. Blair, R, Churniak,
M. Atkinson, B. Holley, B. Richardson, S. Freeberg,
K. Yoshatani. Fourth row: B. Abrams, T. Moss, B.
Iacobs, E. Karagozian, B. Coordt, B. Brunning, B.
Hcrimer, D. Isenstadt.
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The Lettergirls, chosen for their outstanding
athletic skill, have once again had a suc-
cessful semester. Under the supervision of
Renee Nathanson, president, and Miss Ma-
son, sponsor, they have ushered at assem-
blies, officiated at track meets, and gym
meets.
First row, 1. to r.: E. Olivera, T. Steinman, R. Na-
thanson, L. King, M. Bunjes. Second row: M. Mori-
moto, S. Kadas, l. Maybloom, E, Williams, C. Wilson,
l. Borenstein, P. Feldner, P. Stuewe, S. Sarns. Third
row: I. Molson, B. Strote, K. Kyson, K. Elgort, K.
Heermance, G. Wolgin, K. Hjorth, L. Ferren.
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This is the last semester the G A.A. will be divided. With the Completion ol the new building, the G A A. will again be one group TV
morning GAA. meets every Monday and Wednesday during 2nd period.
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Meeting every Thursday during 5th period, the G.A.A. Cabinet, under the
leadership ot Pat Shugg, president, planned the GAA. activities and
sports. Helping to supervise the volleyball and softball, they also made
the arrangements, for the B-lO Grientation, St. Patricks Day Party, lntra-
school Play Day, and the Father-Daughter Dessert.
Back row. l. to r.: Iudy Stuewe, Donna Salley, Sophie Denenberg, Pam
Kneitel, Pat Palamountain, Renee Nathanson. Front row: Pat Zakian, Lola
Block, Karen Kyson, Pat Shugg, Sue Teutel.
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day, and finished with the Father
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L. to r.: Bonnie Strote, Phyllis Stuewe
Gayle Robinson.
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24 Hour Auto Club Emergency
SERVICE 8. TOWING
vE. 9-9478 TE. o-383.8
STELLER 8. SKOOG HARDWARE
POWER Toois - SPORTING Gooos
3825 Main Street
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CONGRATULATIONS CAPRISIANS
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Just rambling along.
from
GEORGE ALLEN MOTORS
RAMBLER
HEADQUARTERS
3801 Firestone Blvd.
South Gate
CONGRATULATIONS CAPRISIANS
BERT'S MEN'S WEAR STORE
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3834 Main Street
EVENING STAR NEWS
4043 Irving Place
Culver City
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TE. 0-3791 WE. 9-5271
PAPER MATE MANUFACTURING C0
Just tossing in our two cents worth for Paper Mate.
1681 26th Street
Santa Monica
CULVER MOTORS
THE VOLUME FORD DEALER
ln the Lowest Rent District
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Angeles, Pegers, and Levis
Also Dr:ss and Sportswear
8844 W. Pico CR. 6-3073
AUTOMOTIVE CARBURETOR COMPUMENT5 OF
EXCHANGE
BRENDA AND JANET GOOD
Carburetor and Automatic Transmission Specialists
Tune-up - Brakes from
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BEVERLY HILLS HIGH SCHOOL
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8701 Wilshire Bouievord
Complete Automotive Service
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Gregory Printing is the topic of
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Printers - Office Supplies - Office Materials AX' 4'8'l7
VE. 8-6989 TE. O-4539
CONGRATULATIONS CAPRISIANS COMPLIMENTS OF
KENYON PRESS CRAFT MASTER OF CALIFORNIA
9325 Ver1lCe Blvd. 1329 Potrero Ave,
TE. O-6854 El Monte, California
CONGRATULATIONS, CAPRISIANS P I N K S I I N C '
Automotive Specialists
HEADQUARTERS FOR
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Build for the future.
0 Porting and Polishing - Big Valves:
PUBLIC FINANCE CORPORATION 863OW'PicoB,Vd. Lo
s Angeles 35, Calif.,
OF ALHAMBRA OL. 5-8236
ARGUS TYPESETTING CO.
l080 S. La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles 35, Calif. OL. 5-7368
JOHN ROBERT POWERS
SCHOOL OF IMPROVEMENT FOR WOMEN AND
GIRLS OF ALL AGES
8642 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills OL. 5-8307
PETE 8. PERCY'S
"Best Durn Bar-B-Que Anywhere"
l94I S. La Cienega
VE. 9-7702
VILLA SAVOIA
2869 Robertson Blvd.
VE. 8-9869
CONGRATULATIONS CAPRISIANS
ROD-O-PAIR
10595 Pico Blvd.
GR. 9-2758
CONGRATULATIONS TO CAPRISIANS
from
EDDIE JENSEN
Painting Contractor
MICKEY MOTORS
We Buy, Sell, Trade Quality Used Cars
8655-8661 W. Washington Blvd.
VE. 7-l27l
COMPLIMENTS or
REFRIGERATOR REBUILDERS
5723 S. Main St.
Los Angeles 37
SMlTH'S SPORTING GOODS
Home of H. L. Whiting Jackets,
Letterman Sweaters, and Club Jackets
I0863 W. Pico Blvd. GR. 7-I249
COMPUMENTS or
THRIFTY DRUG
1 "Thrifty Welcomes You"
8708 Pico Blvd. OL. 2-9494
NATIONAL CLEANERS 8. DYERS
9235 National Blvd.
OWL FURNITURE CO., INC.
UNITED CAMERA TECHNICIANS
10941112 W, Pico Blvd.
Aristocraft Royalty of Fashion Jewelry
8869 Venice Blvd.
SMART SHOES
for
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At Down-to-earth Prices
- Timely, Current Styles and Colors -
Savings Up to 60070
THE WORLD'S FINEST SHOES
JANEL'S SHOES
8920 W. Pico Blvd.
Parking in Rear
CR. 5-9133 BR- 2-2703
DAYLITE
SUPER MARKETS
1830 S. La Cienega Blvd.
il0l6 S. Vermont Ave.
3800 W. Santa Barbara Ave.
"It's Always Daylite Saving Time"
MILLIKEN CHEVROLET
"A House of Integrity"
The Home of the New Impala-Featuring "Corvettes
Waiting in line to view the Corvette.
9032 W. Washington Blvd.
Culver City
VE. 8-3166 TE. O-2721
HAROLD'S AUTO SUPPLY
SPEED and MUFFLER SHOP
9054 Washington Blvd.
Sir, we slipped out to buy a muffler at HaroId's.
WE. 9-6735 TE. 0-5533
SINCE 1904
ROMAIN CLOTHES
Men's Wear for Sport or Dress
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H49 S. Robertson Blvd.
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2633 S. Robertson Blvd.
Just looking for the best in toys.
VE. 9-9073 Los Angeles
CONGRATULATIONS CAPRISIANS
from
CAPITOL CHAIR CO., INC.
3578 Hayden Ave.
Culver City
SANSONE MUSIC CO.
Musical Instruments - Hi Fi's - Orga
304 W. 4th Street MU. I9lI
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CONGRATULATIONS CAPRISIANS
CASTLE RESTAURANT
828 5. Robertson Blvd. oL. 7-0077
BEST WISHES
from
GEORGE OF CALIFORNIA
Manufacturer of California Sportswear
COMPLIMENTS or
J. N. CEAZAZAN CO.
See Olympic
T.V. - Hi Fi - Radio
PALMS LUMBER CO.
lO32l National Blvd.
TE. O-2590
WALKER DRUG CO., INC.
THE REXALL sroae
8750 W. Pico Los Angeles
CR. I-8955
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B 8. B HARDWARE
l245O Washington Blvd.
EX. 7-7275 WE DELIVER
GRAY'S JEWELERS
3867 Culver Center St.
VE. 8-5588 TE. O-8441
MARLOW'S LAUNDROMAT
Complete Automatic Laundry
lO575 W. Pico Blvd. GR. 9-9623
PALMS JR. DEPT. STORE
3265-67 Motor Ave.
Los Angeles 34, Calit. VE. 8-4386
NATIONAL LINEN CO.
KEN CLARK'S CHEVRON SERVICE
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Sue Kadas
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TO OUR SENIORS
Joyce Weinsfock
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Estelle Roifblat
Connie Rudow
Sandy Silverberg
Bonnie Sturner
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LASTING SUCCESS
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