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

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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 EPHE 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.

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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- arv. ig Cuflzeela BIAN 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.