Argyll Academy - Viking Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)
- Class of 1959
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whole year s actlvltles contrlbutlons and persons all IH one book and
yearnlng for someone to whom to be dedlcated
Nothwlthstandmg all the inevitable debatln which accompanies such
a task there has been one person whose name lecalls a note of endearment
to each and every one who knows her
Not content wlth merely playlng the part of a teacher only she has
endeaxored to become the pupll frlend also
Because her Slllnlng attrlbutes have become so lmportant to us the
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VIKING STAFF
JANSJE HUYCK
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Front row left to rzght Clndy Kean Mandy Kay Madelme Oakley Karen Ralke Marcia Bryant
Jansye Huyck Gall Tlmbrell Mrs Fnmmen Teacher Aduzsor Second row left to rzght Scott Fltz
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F oreground: Marta Acke, Richard Reinert. Back row: David Walker, Margaret Hatch, Tom
Venner, Pat Fischback, Mrs. Ferguson,,Teacher-Advisorg Scott Fitzgerrell, .lack Easton.
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t to right: Mrs. Knudtson, Teacher-Advisorg Douglas McCon-
' Pamela Johnson, Michael Vernon, Robin Burke, Geanie Front row-left to right: Linda Von Zell, Kathy Kent, Tandy
White, Ann Vollaerts, Kathy Roe, Jaymie Kinsler, Parks. Back row.' Mrs. Burgess, Teacher-Advisorg John Porter,
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PARENT-TEACHERS COUNCIL
The Parent-Teachers' Council, under the fine direction
of President Richard Hogan, gave their wonderful annual
dinner dance at the Statler-Hilton Hotel last October.
The profit of the dance came to 37,522.38 This was
the net income. On thousand dollars went to the build-
ing of Argyll. The rest went to the following:
I. Handball board.
2. Small building for meetings, such as Bluebirds,
Camp Fire and Cub Scout meetings.
There were seven hundred gifts donated by the parents.
There were as man outside guests as parents from our
school Mrs Alexan er K Campbell gave out the gifts
The door glfts consisted of
a Ten davs in Hawan
b Two days at Palm Springs
c A jeweled mink sweater
I Table decoratlons were made by the mothers and sold
ater
After the dancing and talking of the dance some of
the parents stayed overnlght at the Statler
At the last P TC meeting Mrs Welch and her room
got the parents cup for best attendance of the period
Mrs Welch has won the father s cup three times for
best attendance and can now keep it
We are very grateful for the gifts the Parent Teachers
Council has presented to the school and for their deep
interest in our welfare
We the first graduating class of Argyll Academy, would like at this tlme
to extend our heartfelt thanks to Miss Hawks. She has been a constant lnsplra
tlon and friend. We find it hard to express in words our appreciation for bei'
continued help and guidance. Thank you, Miss Hawks.
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STORM
The day broke over a gray and dismal world yet there
were signs of stlrrmg among the creatures of the island
A seagull soared up mto the dlmly l1t grey sky and then
changed his flight pattern ln order to dive after a small
unsuspecting fish
All at once there was a kmfe of thunder whlch cut
through the stlllness of the dawn but withln seconds the
echo died away and once again all was sllent There
was a stir of expectancy that ran through all the animals
both awake and asleep
Agam there came the deafening roar only not quite
so loud as before though just as much warnmg was ln xt
The reef thunder mounted a long drawn hushed yet
mighty sound that seemed to have ltS being not 1n the
air above but in the very sea beneath The sea was glassy
and :lie swells ro e and fell as 1f calmly blown by angels
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All at once the entire picture changed The glassy
swells changed to huge battermg waves The thunder
was no longer hushed but filled the air with a deafening
roar that filled the whole earth with H0158 And now small
animals were darting about looking for nearby shelter
At one time the sky eemed to fall in the form of pelt
mg ram which stung the very water upon whlch lt fell
It was a storm' Not just an ordinary storm but ra1n
Much needed ram that would quench the thlrst of the
small desert lsland
Maggie Hatch Tenth Grade
OBLIGATION
From the time we first understand rlght from wrong
we have begun to undertake an obllgatlon Obllgatlon
means a moral and physlcal responsiblhty to all things
a sort of llfetrme contract w1th your famlly friends
school country church and most of all God
It seems sometimes as though obligations are sort of
like fleas the more you scratch to get r1d of them the
faster they multiply If one feels he has no obllgatlon
he has no opinions agrees with everyone and IS thought
a most charming person On the other hand the one who
feels his obligations greatly dares to express an opinion
fights for an ideal and IS consldered by many a busy
body At tlmes he ends up with everyone bemg at war
with hlm The polnt is with this evidence do we want
obllgatlons or not? The fact IS we have them and must
make every effort to fulfill each and every one of them
We love God and our country and the opportunity to
learn 1n our schools Educatlon may not always make
us president but lt s just as important to know how to
cast the rlght vote Thls knowledge however does not
come from readm funny books As for family and
friends I klnd of like havme them around-so I guess
I ll keep my obligations
Cort Qurckel Ninth Grade
THE HARD LUCK FRIGATE
The United States frrgate Constellation has been
known as the hard luck frlgate for everywhere she went
she met with bad luck
From the beginning things went wrong The lumber
and other supplles needed for her construction seemed
to get lost on their way to the shipyard then her con
struction was stopped completely and then ll was re
sumed At last she was launched in 1797
She fought her only battles 1n an undeclared war with
France The first against a ship of about her own
strength she won easily but almost lost her pr1ze in a
storm In her second battle however she faced a s lp
of almost twice her stren th After a furious battle the
French shlp struck her colors But at this moment the
Constellatlon s mam mast fell overboard Seelng the
opportunity the French ship rehorsted her colors and
e caped
She was then sent to fight the Barbary pirates but was
damaged rn a storm and forced to return to port
Durlng the War of 1812 she was blockaded 1n the Nor
folk Navy Yard by the Brltlsh
ln 184-2 she went to the Far East but arrived too late
to take part 1n the Oplum War
After thls she was left to rot untll 1955 when she was
moved up the East Coast to Baltimore where she was to
become a Natlonal Shrine But even on this her last
voyage she had to fight for her life Hurrrcane Connle
held a race with her but this time the hard luck frrgate
won She beat the storm 1nto port
Bruce Blngman Ninth Grade
PEACE POWER AND PROTECTION
Of the manv thlngs that make up our country the
three most vital are peace power and protection For
this year s cover of the WIKING I have tried to brrng all
three 1nto unity for we usually think of them in that way
The hand symbollzes the power our great country has
and 1t is an assurance that lf need be we w1ll have the
power to strike back at any aggressor
The lightning IS for the protection we want and of
which we are assured Our protection of lightning speed
and bl'1l113I1CC shows other worlds and powers our bene
ficent ideals and mtentlons
Of all the signs on the cover the most universally
known IS the ol1ve branch the symbol for peace which
IS the goal ardently sought by all We may have to fight
for It but the cost for its defense IS worthwhlle
If we continue to cherish these powers we shall be
able to face the unknown vahantly
Rolf Marsh Eleventh Grade
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THOMAS EDWARD BANKER
Tom
Hobby-Hitting Alan Marsh.
Favorite Expression-Why, I otta . . .!
Future Ambition-To get a '59 Corvette.
History-Entered Jan. '57 . . . Vikings '58 . . . have been
here all the time.
Will-I, Tom Banker, being of strong body ? ? ? and
weak mind ! ! ! , will my only pair of gym socks to
Scott Holden, and my ability to tell jokes to Bill Klein.
CATHY ANTHONY BARWICK
Cathy
Hobby-Talking on the 'phone.
Favorite Expression-Oh, Fabulous!
Future Ambition-To go back to Boston.
History-Entered '56 . . . Honor Roll '56 . . . Charter
member of Valkyries '59.
Will-I, Cathy, being of sound mind and body, will and
bequeath to Karen Ralke a good time at the Hollywood
Roller Bowl with certain boys.
CHRISTINE ELLA BOLCHEY
Hobby-Making Kathy Roe mad.
Favorite Expression-Oh, for Pete's sake!
Future A mbition-To keep food away from Susan Tenny-
son.
History-Entered '52 . . . Honor Roll '53, '54, '55, '56,
'57, 58 ,... Girl's Chorus '57, 58 . . . Courier Staff '57,
'58 . . . Class Secretary '58, '59.
Will-I, Christine, "being of sound mind" fl hopej and
body, do leave my ability to eat in class to Linda von Zell
so she can have better luck at it than I.
LYNN BRYANT
Lynnie
Hobby-Horseback riding, swimming, and parties.
Favorite Expression-Which one?
Future Ambition-To catch a certain someone.
History-Entered '51 . . . Honor Roll every period '51,
'52, '53, '54, '55, '56 . . . Courier '57, 58 . . . Editor of
Courier '58, '59 . . . Girls' Chorus '57, 58 . . . Secretary
of Valkyries '59.
Wilb-I, Lynnie, being of feeble mind and body, will to
Scott Holden my ability to stay out of trouble f?J, and
to my cousin, Lee Fitzgerrell, my books with the crazy
notes in hopes she will clean them up.
GAY BULLOCK
Gay
Hobby-Cracking up at the wrong times.
Favorite Expression-Now, now, this is serious.
Future Ambition-To see Ann with the same boy friend
for over two weeks.
History-Entered '57 . . . Class Vice-President '57, '58
. . . Cheer Leader '57, '58 . . . Class President '58, '59
. . . Valkyries '59 . . . Drama '58, '59.
Will-l, Gay, being of sound mind and body, will and
beqeath my ability to laugh to Jackie and Nukio in hopes
that next year they will get into more trouble than I will.
ROBIN FAIRLEICH BURKE
Robin
Hobby-Trying to convince my parents I've been on the
phone two minutes instead of two hours. '
Favorite Expression-Oh neat!
Future Ambition-When skating, to spend more time on
my feet instead of on my seat.
History-Entered '57 . . . Drama Club '57, '58 . . . Band
'57, '58 . . . Mona Lisa '58 . . . Courier Reporter '57, '58,
'59 . . . Valkyries charter member '59,
Will--I, Robin, being sound mind and body, will to all
my teachers the butterflies found in my stomach before
all my tests.
THOMAS GEORGE CLARKE
Tom
Hobby-Swimming and guns.
Favorite Expression-For the last time, please hand in
your Courier news!
Future Ambition-To get the Courier out on schedule.
History-Entered '50 . . . Honor Roll every period '51
. . . Final Honor Roll '52, '53, '54, '55 . . . Citizenship
Honor Roll '56, '57, '58 . . . Student Court '56 . . .
Courier Staff '57, '58 . . . Vikings '57, '58, '59 . . .
Editor of Courier '58.
Will-l, Tom, being of body without a mind, bequeath
my supreme power for mixing up my locker combination,
to anyone so unlucky to get locker number twenty-three.
CHERON COSGRIFF
Cheri
Hobby--Eating, listening to KFWB, and talking Q when
l sbouldn't talkb.
Faro: ite Expression-All right-already.
Future Ambition-To be a doctor.
History-Entered '56 . . . Citizenship Honor Roll '56,
. . . Mona Lisa '57, '58 . . . Drama '57, '58, '59.
Will-l Cheri, being of lazy mind and body, do hereby
and bequeath uh . . . uh . . . l haven't anything to
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JLDITH ANNE CURTIS
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Hobby-Pestering Jim during fourth period study hall.
Favorite Expression-Xvay to go. Vollaerts.
Fulun- .4mbilion-To see Ann go with a guy for more
than three weeks.
History-Entered '56 . . . Honor Roll '56, '57 . . . Secre-
tary of class '57, '58 . . . Courier Staff '58 . . . Val-
kyries '59.
Will-I. Judy Curtis. being of sound mind and body, do
hereby will and bequeath my ability to get into trouble
fwhich was so generousy willed to me last year by one
Nicci Reed! to Linda von Zell. who really doesn't need
it any more than I did.
PETER WIGGLESWORTH DE WITT
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Hobby-Drums. electronics, and GIRLS.
Favorite Expression-Tough.
Future Ambition-To be a Rock 'n' Roll singer, a drum-
mer, and an electronics engineer.
History-Entered '49 . . . Band '58, '59 . . . Football
Team '57, '58 ,59 . . . Basketball Team '58, '59 . . . Base-
ball Team '59.
Will-I, Chuckles, being of sound mind and body, will
all my records by the Everly Brothers to Tom Frisina.
WILLIAM BISHOP DORAN
Bill
Hobby-Talking in class.
F axorite Expression-Rugged. '
Future Ambition-To see Taylor grow his hair longer
than Moore's.
H istory-Entered '56 . . . Track '58, '59 . . . Football '59
. . . Basketball '59 . . . Final Honor Roll '57, '58,
Will-I, Bill, being of sound mind and body, will my
ability of getting into trouble in class to Scott Robertson,
who really doesn't need it.
JAMES ANTHONY DUNN
Jim
Hobby-Talking my way out of ninth hours.
Favorite Expression-Here's my report card, mom . .
what's the knife for, mom?
Future Ambition-To be friends with Mr. Del-Pan.
History-Entered '54 . . . Citizenship Honor Roll '56
. . . Baseball Team '57 . . . Letters in Football '58, '59
Letters in Basketball '58, '59 . . .Track Team '58, '59 . . .
Vikings '56, '57. '58, '59 . . . Vice-President of Vikings
'58 . . . President of Vikings '58 . . . Student Council '58,
'59.
Will-I, James Anthony, not knowing what state of mind
I am in, hereby will and return to Eric Stacey that state
of mind.
THOMAS ANTHONY FRISINA
Tom
Hobby-Girls.
Favorite Expression-McConnell, get away from the
girls.
Future Ambition-To get above a "D" on an English
test.
History-Entered '56 . . . Football Team '57, '58, '59
. . . Basketball Team '57, '58, '59 . . . Track Team '57,
'58, '59 . . . Baseball Team '59i
Will-I, Tom, being of sound body and no mind, hereby
will my beatup bicycle to Jim Dunn in hopes he can get
better mileage out of it than 1 did.
ROBERT ZANE FULTON
Bob
Hobby-Cars, girls.
Favorite Expression-You're such a ??-Y!
Future Ambition-To be called in English class without
giving the "incorrect" answer.
History-Entered '57 . . . Student Court '57, '58 . . . Bas-
ketball Team '58.
Will-I, Robert, being of sound mind WJ and overlarge
body, hereby will my ability to UI What ability?
ANNE LESLIE HARRISON
Anne
Hobby-Horses, records, and T.V.
Favorite Expression-Save a piece for me!
Future Ambition-To own and drive a Thunderbird.
History-Entered '57 . . . Citizenship Honor Roll '57,
'58, '59 . . . Girls Chorus '57, '58 . . . Valkyries '59.
Will-I, Anne, being of undernourished mind and over-
nourished body, will and be ueath my old wornout pair
of school shoes to my friends. Karen and Cathy, to be
divided equally and impartially between them.
JAMES CARDIN HEMPHILL
,lim
Hobby-Money.
Favorite Expression-Who has my lunch? ? ?
Future Ambition-To be a miser tHeh, Hehll.
History-Entered '57 . . . Vikings '57, '58, '59 . . . Stu-
dent Council '57, '58 . . . Band '57, '58, '59 . . . Honor
Roll '58, '59 . . . Mona Lisa '59.
Will-I, ,lim Hemphill, being of sound mind and body,
do will and bequeath to John Porter all my Eighth grade
text books twith written answers, of coursej, who can
use them, I hope!
C.-XROLYN MARIE HERKNER
Carol
Hobby-Talking on the phone.
Famrile Expression- Oh, nutsl
Future .4mbilion-To get an A on an English test.
llislory-Entered '53 . . . Girls' Chorus '58,
Ilnill-Ml, Carolyn, being of sound mind and body, hereby
bequeath my Fritos to Ceanie and Susan who are always
eating them, anyway.
iVlLLlAiNl A. HOOD
Bill
Hobby--Cars.
l'l1l1'07'lf!' lfxpression--'lille girl r-an't help it.
Fulure .4lllbll1'0!lA--TO be a good and faithful waterhoy.
History-Entered '57 . . . Basketball Team '57 . . . Track
Team '58 . . . Football Team '58 . . . Basketball '58, '59
. . . Vikings '57, '58, '59.
Will-I. Bill Hood, being of sound mind, will . . ., but
they won't let me.
DENNIS BLAINE HUGHES
Denny
Hobby-Collecting records.
Farorite Expression-None.
Future Ambition-To be a scientist.
History-Entered '57 . . . Honor Roll '57, '58, '59 . . .
Vikings '58, '59,
Will-I, Dennis, being of sound mind and body, hereby
will my ability for fouling up a math test to whomever
wants it.
PAMELA .IOANNE JOHNSON
Pam
Hobby-Talking on the 'phone to Penny and Robin.
Favorite Expression-That's just great! I l !
Future Ambition-To see Christine in a ducktail fthat
will be the dayl!
History-Entered '57 . . . Mona Lisa '57, '58 . . . Courier
Staff '57, '58, '59 . . . Charter member of Valkyries '59,
Will-I, Pam, being of sound mind and body, will and
geqgeath my Eighth Grade Assignment Sheet to Sandy
ol e.
JAYMIEBETH KINSLER
.Iaymie
Hobby-Eating Pam's lunch.
Favorite Expression--Oh! ! l
Future Ambition-To teach Kathy how to horseback ride
History-Entered '57 . . . Basketball 57 58 59
Tumbling Team '57 . . . Cirls"Chorus 57 58
Will-I, Iaymie, being of mixed up mmd and sound
body Q? ? ?j, will my ability to get in trouble to Diane
Laurie.
WILLIAM LEE KLEIN
Bill
Hobby-Telling jokes.
that it might incriminate mel
been here ever since.
anyone who is dull enough to need it
KENNETH LEE KRAUS
Ken
Hobby-Listening to KFWB.
Favorite Expression-Oh sure!
Future Ambition-To hear Todd say, "I will never go
steady again," and see him do it!
History-Entered '57 . . . Citizenship Honor Roll '57,
'58, '59 . . . Class Treasurer '57, '58 . . . Class Vice-
President '58, '59 . . . Vikings '57, '58, '59 . . . Secretary
of Vikings '53 . . . Vice-President of Vikings '59 . . .
Student Council '58, '59 . . . Football Team '58 . . .
Basketball Team '58, '59,
Will-I, Kenny, being of sound . . . oh well . . . I hereby
will and bequeath my ability for writing everything in
my English Workbook except English to whichever sev-
enth grader wants it.
ALAN JONATHAN MARSH
Marsh
Hobby-Making girls mad.
Favorite Expression-How d'ya like that?l
Future Ambition-To get good grades so that I can go
to New York this summer.
History-Entered '57 . . . Honor Roll '58 . . . Student
Court '57, '58 . . . Vikings '59 . . . Graduate '59 II hopel.
Will-I, Alan, will my fabulous ability of passing by
the skin of my teeth to Ricky Edmiston in hopes that he
will get rid of it!
Favorite Expression-I refuse to answer on the grounds
Future Ambition-To write my history
History- Born in '45 . . . five years old in 50 eight
years odl in '53 . . . entered this school in 55 as
Will-I, Bill Klein, being of very sound mmd and tern
fically strong body, hereby will my comedian ability to
NANCY LEE MARTSCH
Nancy
Hobby-Collecting falmost everythingi, models, and art.
Favorite Expression-Blank.
Future Ambition-To be a scientist.
History-Entered '58 . . . Honor Roll '58. '59 . . . Girls'
Chorus '58 . . . Mona Lisa '59 . . . Valkyries, charter
member '59.
Will-I, Nancy, being of sound mind and body, do will
and bequeath my handwriting to Mrs. Fimmen. in hopes
that she will have many happy hours deciphering it.
DOUGLAS HUNTER MCCONNELL
Doug
Hobby-Sports.
Favorite Expression-Tough enough.
Future Ambition-To be the first man in orbit.
History-Entered '52 . . . Honor Roll '52, '53, '54, '55,
'56. '57. '58. '59 . . . Epsilon Alpha Sigma '57 . . . Vik-
ings '57. '58, '59 . . . President of Vikings '53. '59 . . .
President of class '55, '56, '57, '58. '59 . . . Courier Staff
'57, '58, '59 . . . Co-Editor of Courier '58. '59 . . . Foot-
ball Team '58. '59 . . . Basketball Team '58, '59 . . .
Track Team '58,
Will-I, Doug, being of sorta sound mind and body,
will and bequeath to Lee Fitzgerrell and Karin Berg-
strom anything they can find in my desk that they can
use.
RICHARD GRAY MCLELLAN
Rick land if you're a girlb. Rich.
Hobby-Making hook shots in Basketball to Tom Fris-
ina's disgust.
Favorite Expression-Swingen!
Future Ambition-To see Miss Pinkney in her Motor-
cycle ,Iacket lthe one with the five starsi.
History-1Eentered '57 . . . Football Team '57, '58 . . .
Basketball Team '58, '59 . . . Track Team '58, '59 . . .
Vikings '58, '59 . . . Jr. Drama '57, '58. '59.
Will-I. Rick. being of sound 1? if mind and mixed up
body, will my gym locker with unknown combination
to John Londelius, knowing he will use it to the best of
his ability.
MICHAEL CLAYTON MOORE
Mike
Hobby-Cars fshow and gol, and girls.
Favorite Expression-Tough enough.
Future Ambition-To drive a customized '54 Merc, with
a Chrysler 300D.
History-Entered '57 from Encino Elementary School
. . . Band '58 . . . Football Team '58 . . . Basketball
Team '59.
Will-I, Mike. being of sound mind and body, have
nothing to will but my teachers to the next poor Eighth
grade students.
LAURA LYNN NICHOLSON p
Suggie
Hobby-Having parties and measuring my nose.
Favorite Expression-Oh why, don't you grow up?
Future A rnbition-Not to be teased about my nose.
History-Entered '58 . . . Basketball '58, '59 . . . Drama
Treasurer '59 . . . Valkyries '59.
Will-I., Sug, will my ruler which I frequently measure
my nose with to Jackie Ray so she may measure hers, and
my nose to anyone who will have it.
LAURA JEAN NUCCIO
Nucyo
Hobby-Going places on Friday night.
Favorite Expression-Tuifness!
Future Ambition-To bring enough food for lunch.
Hostory-Entered in '56 . . . Straight A Citizenship
Honor Roll '56, '57 . . . Girls' Chorus '57, '58 . . Mona
Lisa '58 . . . Charter Member of Valkyries '59.
Will-I, Nucyo, being of sound mind and body will the
guidance of all my teachers to the next class in hopes
that they will make better use of it than I did.
.IIJLIA ELIZABETH 0 CONNOR
Molly 0'
Hobby-Eating ,lackie's sandwiches, and of course, boys.
Favorite Expression-Tough life, Ray!
Future Ambition-To see Tom not surrounded by girls,
and also, to see him when he's not talking. Qlf any of
those are possiblej
History-Entered '50 . . . re-entered '55 . . . Honor Roll
'50, '51, '52 . . . Citizenship Honor Roll '5 , '57, '58, '59
. . . President of Drama '59 . . . Drama '58, '59 . . .
Girls' Chorus '58 . . . Student Council '58, '59 . . . Presi-
dent of Valkyries.
Will-I, Julie, being of sound mind and body, do will
and bequeath my ability to be one of the biggest flirts
in school to Lee Fitzgerrell in hopes she can do better
than I did. And with that thought I better leave.
GAYNOR DORATHEA POPEJOY
Gay
Hobby-Drawing during English class.
Favorite Expression-Ditto.
Future .Ambition-To sing with the Metropolitan Opera
Company.
History-Entered '57 . . . Girls' Chorus '57, '58.
Will-I, Gay, being of insane mind and feeble body, do
hereby will and bequeath my ability to get E's in English
to Carol Cotton in hopes fhigh hopesy she will change
them into A's.
NED BERNARD QUESINBERRY
Ned
Hobby-Getting in trouble.
Favorite Expression-Hey, Doran!
Future Ambition-To ask Ken Taylor a question that he
can't answer.
History--Entered '51 . . . Final Honor Roll '52, '53, '54-
. . . Final Citizenship Honor Roll '57, '58 . . . Letter in
Track '58 . . . Football '58 . . . Track '59.
Will-I, Ned, being of no mind and thick glasses will
and bequeath my ability to fail tests to Scott Robertson
whom I know can improve on it.
WILLIAM DENNIS QUINN
Dennis
Hobby-Collecting Playboys.
Favorite Expression-. . . and all that jazz!
Future Ambition-To race an Aston Martin at Sebrig?
History-Entered '50 . . . Honor Roll '50, '55 . . . Vik-
ings '58, '59 . . . Football and Track Teams '57 . . .
Football and Basketball Teams '58, '59 . . . Viking
Treasurer '58, '59 . . . Letter in Football and Track '58.
W ill-I, Dennis, being of great mind and clumsy body,
do will and bequeath my talent for disturbing any and
all classes to Tony Henning. HAVE FUN!
KAREN ANN RALKE
Karen
Hobby-Swimming and roller skating.
Favorite Expression-You're kidding!
Future Ambition-To get a good grade in Gym.
History-Entered '57 . . . Student Council '57 . . . Girls'
Chorus '58 . . . Citizenship Honor Roll '57, '58, '59 . . .
Viking Staff '59 . . . Charter member of the Valkyries '59.
Will-I, Karen, being of UI mind and body, will and
bequeath my wobbly chair and desk to anyone who wants
it.
.IACQLELYN MARY RAY
,Iacki andfor Tiger
Hobby--Laughing at Gay and Julie, and, of course, boys.
Favorite Expression-Tough luck, Nukyo!
Future Ambition-To see Tom when he's in a good mood.
H istory-Entered September '49 . . . Straight "A" Final
Honor Roll '50, '51, '52, '53 . . . Final Honor Roll '54,
'55, '56 . . . Citizenship Honor Roll '57, '58, '59 . . .
Vice-President of class '57, '58 . . . Secretary-Treasurer
of class '59 . . . Treasurer of Valkyries '59 . . . Girls'
Chorus '58 . . . Cheer Leader '58,
Will-I, Jacki, being of sound mind and body, will to
Lee Fitzgerrell my ability to say the wrong things at the
wrong times.
KATHRYN LOUISE ROE
Kathy
Hobby-Watching ,laymie fall out of the bus.
Favorite Expression--What an "ick"!
Future Ambition-To reach five feet.
History-Entered '57 . . . Girls' Chorus '57, '58 . . .
Courier '57. '58, '59 . . . Girls Basketball Team '58 . . .
Citizenship Honor Boll '57, '58, '59 . . . Vice-President
of Valkyries '59 . . . Student Council '59.
Will-I, Kathy, being of very small mind and body, will
my ability to be late for class to Mary Kay Beswick in
hopes she will be on time.
KAREN MICHELLE RUSSELL
Karen
Hobby--Watching TV.
Favorite Expression-So what?
Future Ambition-To get A's in Math and English.
History-Entered '50 . . . Final Honor Roll '50, '58 . . .
Straight A final '50, '51, '53, '54, '55 . . . Citizenship
Honor Roll '56, '57, '58 . . . Girls' Chorus '57, '58 . . .
Epsilon Alpha Sigma '57, '58 . . . Student Court '59.
Will-I, Karen, being of sound mind Q71 and body,
will and bequeath my Math book fwith which I had an
enjoyable time I? I I to my brilliant f?t brother, who I'm
sure will use it thinking kindly of me.
WILLIAM FRANCIS LEO SHANK
Shark
Hobby-Models, He He.
Favorite Expression-That's real tough, man.
Future Ambition-To be able to drive my father's
Porsche.
History-Entered '57 . . . Basketball '59 . . . Football '59
. . . Final Honor Roll '58.
Will--I. Bill, being' of sound mind fl thinkl, will my
ability to crack knuckles to anybody in the seventh grade
who likes to annoy teachers.
DIANE BERNICE SPRIGG
Di Di
Hobby-Collecting records and skiing.
Favorite Expression-Don't panic!
Future Ambuion--To see .Iaymie read louder in Govern-
ment class.
History-Entered '57 . . . Honor Roll '57 . . . Mona Lisa
'57 . . . Basketball Team '58 . . . Valkyries '59.
Will-l. Diane, being of sound mind ? and body, give
my English and Math test grades to anyone who wants
them.
Geanie
Hobby-Picking up papers that fall out of my two old
notebooks.
Favorite Expression-Don't get shook.
Future Ambition-To be a girl Van Cliburn.
History-Entered '55 from Carpenter Ave. School . . .
Final Citizenship Honor Roll '55, '56, '57, '58, '59 . . .
Class Treasurer '56 . . . Student Court '57 . . . Mona
Lisa '57 . . . Girls' Chorus '57 . . . Courier Staff '57,
'58 . . . Jr. Drama Club '58 . . . Ir. Drama Club Vice-l
President '59 . . . Charter member of Valkyries '59.
Will-I, Geanie. being of sound mind and body, do will
and bequeath my two much used notebooks to Nina and
Paul Dunn in hopes that the papers won't fall out all the
time, and all the sleepless nights I've had before tests
to my teachers, who will probably use them in preparing
for next year's eighth graders.
JOHN FREDERICK STEINER
,lohn
Hobby-Traveling back and forth in time.
Favorite Expression-What a grouch!
Future Ambition-To be a hermit in Yosemite.
History-Entered '57 . . . Vikings '58, '59.
Will-I, John, being of inconceivable intellect, will my
ball and chain to anybody who wants them.
KENDRICK ALFRED TAYLOR
Britannica
Hobby-Audio electronics, mechanics, and cars.
Favorite Expression-Do we have any homework, Mrs.
Fimmen?
Future Ambition-To be an Electrical engineer.
History--Entered '56 . . . Student Court '57 . . . Final
Honor Roll '56, '57.
Will-I, Britannica, being of sound mind, do hereby will
alpd bequeath all my spelling grades to anyone who wants
t em.
TINA CARRIE SUSAN LEICH TENNYSON
Sue
Hobby-Boys. 4
Favorite Expression-Oh, tough!
Future Ambition-To marry a millionaire.
History-Entered in '54 . . . Honor Roll '54 . . . Girls'
Chorus '57, '58 . . . Courier '57, '58 . . . Jr. Drama Club
'57, '58 . . . Valkyries '59.
Will-I. Sue. being of sound mind t?,r and small body,
will my ability of getting into trouble to anybody who
would be stupid enough to want it and the three inches
Anne willed me back to her because she needs it more
than Ido! HA! HA!
PAUL ALLEN VAN
Alfond
Hobby-Trying to ride a horse upside down going back-
ward standing on my head.
Favorite Expression-Me, I, wouldn't do a thing like
that.
Future Ambition--To be a tall Paul.
History-Entered '57 . . . Vikings '57, '58.
Will-I, me. being of had grades, hereby will nothing.
ANTONIA LEE VOLLAERTS
Puddles
Hobby-Looking like Karin, and, of course, boys.
Favorite Expression-Stop it, Sugl I
Futura Ambition-To go with a boy for more than two
weeks and to surf with Marianne.
History-Entered '57 . . . Girls" Chorus '57, '58 . . .
Drama '57 . . . Final Honor Roll '58.
Will-I, Anne, being of sound mind and five feet, will
one inch to Susan Tennyson fl really can't afford it! l. I
leave my most precious possession, my ability to get into
more trouble than anyone in the school, to anyone who
wants it.
GEORGIA CATHERINE IV.-XRTMAN
Georgia
Hobby-Horses and beachcombing.
Favorite Expression-Shut up!
Future Ambition-To get out of school.
History-Entered '50 . . . Band '54, '55, '56 . . . Girls'
Chorus '58 . . . Basketball '59 . . . Valkyries '59 . . .
Final Honor Roll '59,
Will-I, Georgia, being of very sound mind and body,
will and bequeath all the butterflies that I might find in
the future to Geanie, in hopes that she will go to Mr.
Isais and find out what they are.
SUE ANNE WUXTERINIAN
Bucket II
Hobby-Bovs and seeing Georgia get into trouble.
Favorite Expression-O! Darn!
Future Ambition-To be a singer.
History-Entered '53 . . . Charter member of Valkyries
'59 . . , Courier '57, '58 . . . Student Court '58, '59 . . .
Girls' Chorus '57, '58 . . . Basketball Team '58, '59 . . .
Mona Lisa '57, '58,
Will-I. Bucket II, being of little mind and all fat, will ,
and bequeath everything I have at school to Ricky Gun- I
derson. i
L,-UQRA DEE WEBB
Webbie
Hobby--Listening to the radio and sleeping when I have
time.
Favorite Expression-Drat it!
Future Ambition-To catch ,laymie in a good mood.
Hint! Hint!
History-Entered '57 . . . Citizenship Honor Roll '57, '58
. . . Mona Lisa '57, '58 . . . Girls' Chorus '57, '58 . . .
Student Court '57, '58 . . . Courier Stall' '58 . . . .lr.
Drama '58, '59 . . . Basketball Team '59 . . . Valkyries
'59,
Will-l, Webbie, being of some mind but plenty of
body, will and bequeath my ability to make people mad
at me to any seventh grader who wants it.
PENELOPE JANE WHITE
Penny
Hobby-Mixing up my teachers.
Favorite Expression-Isn't that just tough.
Future Ambition-To see Paul Van without a comb.
History-Entered '57 . . . Valkyries '59 . . . Girls Chorus
'57, '58 . . . Band '57, '58 . . . Courier Staff '57, '58 '59
. . . Ir. Drama '57, '58 . . . Mona Lisa '57, '58,
Will-I, Penny, using what little mind l have left to
write this, will my Ui tuneful Ui voice to Scott Roh-
ertson in hopes he will improve his own with it.
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THE OUESTION OF MERCY DEATH
As rt has been sard there are two srdes to every story
Thrs one too has two srdes each opposrng and contra
drctrng the other I wrll make an effort to sum up each
srde and to grve my own personal oprnron
Mercy or mercy death rs defined as krnd or compas
sronate treatment of the sufferrng or condemned
In the Unrted States mercy death rs rllegal under any
crrcumstances However many doctors have been con
vrcted of mercy krllrng Durrng such a trral or a drs
cussron thrs questron has arrsen many trmes Do we
have the authorrtv to take a man s lrfe or rs thrs power
only granted to God?
Perhaps an elderly person rs sufferrng from an rncur
able drsease Is rt our rrght to take hrs l1fe9 Possrblv
a chrld rs afllrcted wrth a serrous deformrty one whrch
would handrcap hrm for lrfe Should we destroy thrs
lrfe before rt suffers further? Do we have the rrght to
use thrs power whrch God has forbrdden us rn one of the
Ten Commandements9
One srde says No of course not Are we certam
that thrs elderly person by some mrracle mrght not be
cured or that thrs chrld mrght not learn to overcome hrs
handrcap and lrve a rrch and successful lrfe'7
The opposrng srde says Yes Why should a human
berng suffer for lrfe bv some arlment wrth whrch God
has afllrcted hrm? Whv should a person have to suffer
unbearably when hrs mlsery could be ended so com
pletely so qurckly and easrly'7
But rn my oprnron no human berng has the rrght to take
the lrfe of another human berng Only God and God
alone should possess such a rrght or prrvrlege
Gav Bullock Erghth Grade
SUNSET
As I walked home from school I stopped on the hrll
near our house to watch the sunset
Most of the anrmals were quret but as I watched I saw
a famrly of deer pause at the lake before movrng on
An evenrng breeze came up that made the trees sway to
and fro and the tall green grass waved lrke the sea
Just as the sun sank below the hrlls I saw a wedge of
geese drop slowly to the ground for the nrght It was
the end of a beautrful sprrng dav
Lynn Bryant Erghth Grade
BIOGRAPHY OF A HORSE
Dusty was not what you would call a beautrful horse
He was a dusty brown and whrte prnto ponv
Dusty was born one mornrng rn early sprrng There
was nothrng drfferent about hrs comrn rnto the world
he seemed perfectly normal But he was not gorng to
be lrke any of hrs frrends as you wrll soon see
When Dustv was just a few days old hrs owner notrced
that he was much smaller than the other colts hrs own
age Thrs was unusual but lNan hrs mrstress thought
that maybe he would grow The months went by and
strll Dusty was smaller than hrs frrend Thrs reallv
began to worry Nan for rf he staved thrs small she would
never be able to sell hrm Cow ponres as supposed to
be small but not as small at Dusty
In Texas rn the 1880s horses were for work and not
for pleasure If a horse was not surtable for work he
was almost rmpossrble to sell As Dusty became old
enough to sell he was strll undersrzed Many people
looked at hrm but no one wanted to buy a runt H
stopped eatrng and soon became very thrn
One day toward the end of summer an old man and
what appeared to be hrs granddaughter came to the ranch
and asked to see some horses They sard they understood
rt was a lrttle late to be wantrng a horse Nan showed
them the horses that had not been sold But none of
them seemed to be rr ht The horse was for the lrttle
grrl Dusty was stan rng rn the corner wrth hrs head
down and hrs tarl tucked under hrm She sard that was
the horse she wanted and nothrng could change her mrnd
Karen Lee Zavrtz Seventh Grade
THE SPEECH
The day was brrsk and a cool breeze was stlrrrng
through the trees It was late afternoon as Lynn hurrred
along the campus walk She qurckened her pace for rt
was almost four oclock and Dr Graham from Calrfor
nra was grvrng a speech on Afrrcan people Lynn was a
freshmar at the Unrversrtv of Mrnnesota Thrs was the
thrrd month of school and she was strll findrn rt hard
to adjust to the wars of college
She arrrved ten mrnutes late Slrdrng rnto her seat
she was amazed to find Dr Graham s speech rnterestrng
and srmple There were no fancy words no beatrng
prrmrtrve thrngs were over there how the chrldren had
lrttle or no edrrcatron and how Albert Schwertzer was
over there now puttrn up a hosprtal as best he could
Lynn was rnsnrred by thrs wonderful speech and years
later Lynn Greyson went over to Afrrca to set up a mls
sron for the poor mrstreated natrves of Afrrca It s been
seven years srnce she went over there and she knows now
that Dr Grahams speech was responsrble for all that
she has done Pamela Johnson Erghth Grade
IMPRESSIONS OF LOVE
There are many wavs of expressrng love for some
thrng Love rs a grft It rs somethrng beautrful that everv
one has for someone or somethrng Wrthout love the
world would be an unbearable place rn whrch to exrst
Many a person had rven up hrs lrfe or very exrstance
for hrs love or hrs countrv
The parents love for therr chrld rs of the strongest of
all types of love It rs also one of the most protectrve
Sometrmes a chrld wrll undoubtedly rebel agarnst thrs
protectron brrt wrll wrthout a doubt be very grateful for
rt as he reaches maturrtv
Love can make a small chrld s eyes lrght up when the
new puppy she loves comes to her command
Love can do stran e thrngs It can make a drsmal
wrnter dav look as beautrful and cheerful as the most
pleasant sprrng dav It can make the sky look ever so
much bluer than rt actually rs to a person possessrnv
love for somethrng
These are my rmpressrons of love There are manv
many more but to me these are the greatest and strongest
of them all .lackr Ray Erghth Grade
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John Londellus
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EPSILON ALPHA SIGMA
Left to right: Karen Zavitz, Douglas McConnell,
Karen Russell, Michael Vernon, Annie Laurie
Beyer, Tony Henning.
HONOR SOCIETIES
GAMMA SIGMA
Left lo right:
Bruve Bingman
Karen Green
Diane Duffy
Linda Henning
Martha Oster
Alice Sue Dexter
Barry Reid
Front row, left to right: Michael Vernon, Kenny Kraus, Jansje Huyck, Pat Ryan,
Robert Robertson, Marcia Bryant, Tom Golden. Back row: Tony Henning, Jim
Dunn, Mr. Shlkles, Advisor, Barry Reid.
First row, seated left to right: Peter Haynes, Bruce Carey. Second row, left to
right: Terry Marcus, Mrs. Thoeming, Advisor, Leslie Hunter, Susan Waterman,
Karen Russell, Marta Acke, Madeline Oakley, Michael Hickenlooper. Back row,
left to right: Cail Timbrell, Barry Reid, Buddy Baer, Margaret Hatch, Tom Venner.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Of the many organizations of Campbell
Hall and Argyll Academy. the Student
Council is the most important. This group
of students aids in helping the school. At
the meetings of this organization, members
bring before the council many problems
of the school, and ideas with which to solve
them.
For the first semester our group was
under the excellent supervision of Mr. Gail
Shikles. who then resigned from the staff
of Campbell Hall in order that he and
Mrs. Shikles might be free for the travels
they had planned to take. We regret his
loss to the school, but wish him much en-
joyment and he has promised to come back
frequently as a substitute teacher. The fol-
lowing semester. our own Mrs. MacTaggart
has been kind enough to help us continue
our work.
We have divided the group into two
councils. Junior and Senior. At the speci-
fic meetings, each council discusses its own
business. On the first Tuesday of every
month. the Senior Council meets: on the
third Tuesday, the Junior Council meets:
on the second and fourth Tuesdays, the full
council meets.
This year the Student Council sponsored
a Junior High dance and a Senior High
dance, both of which were big successes.
The Council also sponsored the Red Cross
drive, and was able to present the Red
Cross Fund with a generous amount.
We are also proud of our Student Coun-
cil for their work to improve our school
in every way. The ollicers are: Senior
Council: President Pat Ryan, Secretary,
Jansje Huyck, ,lunior Councilg President,
Kenny Krausg Secretary. Lee Fitzgerrell.
STUDENT COURT
The Student Court was designed to help
the students understand what is expected
of them, both by their fellow students and
by the faculty. However. when it becomes
necessary. steps are taken to insure that
these standards are maintained.
All such sentences passed by the court
are to help the student remember proper
conduct and are first approved by a faculty
advisor. Suspension and expulsion lrarely
recommendedl must be approved by the.
principal before being effective.
BAND
Front row--left to right: Jeilry Behlendorf, Georgianna Steele. Second row: Lura
Smith, Bobby Truman, Tony DeWitt, Walter Bogart, Shirley Roe, Jon Montgomery,
Robert Hull, Stephen Blanco, Karen Zavitz. Third row: Kim Montgomery, Geotlrey
Cocks, Heidi Balje, Scott Meyer, Kent McNair, Lisa Anderson, Jock Latham,
Stephen Talbot, Bill Shank, Ralph Rhoden, Chris Madsen, Ross Bluestone, Danny
Gibbs, Steven Cady. Fourth row: Richard Hartzell, Gregory Malby, Alan Thomas,
.lay Hopper, Loyd Pettegrew, Stanley Mitchem, Richard Jamison, Chris Ames,
Ricky Edmisten, Craig Bothwell, Donald Russell, Stephen Bailey, Richard Reinert,
Tom Golden, Bernard Moran, Robert Gonsett, Bill Kam, Peter Haynes, .Iohn Por-
ter, Ricky Wheaton. Back row: Mr. Sample, Director, Kathy Light, Linda Von Zell,
Katherine Reynolds, Diana Rossi, Peter DeWitt, Tommy Schratter, Robert Langan.
Absent: Billy Luehm, .lim Hemphill, Stephen Johnson.
BAND
This year, under the excellent direction
of Mr. Bob Sample, the band got off to a
wonderful start. Part of this is due to the
fact that the members of the band met and
rehearsed during the summer. On a num-
ber of occasions they played for Chapel
and P.T.C. meetings. Members of the band
are from both Campbell Hall and Argyll
Academy.
GIRLS' CHORUS
This year the Girls' Chorus was small
in size because it consisted of Argyll girls
only. They were under the leadership of
Wayne Boys. They worked on Christmas
carols, spirituals, and popular songs. The
girls and Mr. Boys have worked hard and
their singing shows it. For the Twelfth
grade graduation the girls plan to sing
"The Lord Is My Shepherd" and 'gTo1-
rents."
Front row-left to right: Mr. Wayne Boys, Director, Debby Duffy, Mary Diane
Scott, Marta Acke, Elaine Rosecrans.
Back row-left to right: Mary Hiam, Ruth Winslow, Cindy Kean, Alice Sue
Dexter, .lansje Huyck.
DRAMETTES
Left to right:
Barbara Ward
Mrs. Fimmen, Teacher-Advisor
Kim Montgomery
Cherie Cundelfinger
Andrea Green
Karen Russell
Geanie Stacey
Ann Vollaerts
Gay Bullock
Richard McLellan
Judy Curtis
Sara Smith
Laura Webb
MONA LISA
Left to right:
Nancy Martsch
Diane Laurie
.lohn Porter
Jim Hemphill
Steven Carey
CHI DELTA
This year the Senior Drama was under
the excellent directorship of Mrs. M. Fim-
men and Miss A. Pinkney. The girls are
having a lot of fun working on a comedy
play. The props for this play vary from
mink coats to funny papers and the girls
are working very hard to make it a success.
This year's President is Marianne Tyler.
Front row-left to right: Miss Pinkney, Teacher-Advisor, Sherry Ponty, Marianne
Tyler, Linda Bodine, Cindy Kean, Marsha Fine, Patricia Fischback, Diane Bank-
son, Mrs. Fimmen, Teacher-Advisor.
Second row-left to right: Susan Anderson, Jansje Huyck, Mimi Griffard.
VIKING CLUB
The Viking Club is a group of
boys who have attained and kept
a special scholastic rating.
This year, the club has been
busy with many activities. The
Vikings have bought a wheel chair
which they will donate to a hos-
pital which will loan the chair to
a needy family. This club also
sponsored the best dance of the
year which was highlighted by a
band from Occidental College.
This year's ollicers are: Presi-
dent, Doug McConnell g Vice-Presi-
dent, Kenny Kraus, Secretary,
Paul Van, Treasurer. Dennis
Quinn.
Front row-left to right: Bruce Miner, Ricky Edmisten, Scott Robertson, Tony Henning,
Jay Timbrell, Tommy Schratter, Tony De Witt, Chris Hadley.
Second row-left to right: William Karn, John Scott, Richard McLellan, Kenny Kraus,
Mrs. Ferguson, Teacher-Advisor, Doug McConnell, Dennis Quinn, Tom Frisina.
Third row-left to right: Bill Hood, Ricky Gunderson, Paul Van, Bill Klein, Alan Marsh.
Back row-left to right: Peter Haynes, John Porter, John Steiner, Tom Banker.
VALKYRIES
The Valkyries is a club formed this year
by the girls of the eighth grade. They chose
this name because Valkgi was said to have
been the handmaiden of Odin. The Val-
kyries, the maidens with Valkgi. after rid-
ing over the place of battle on sleek. black
horses, hair flowing in the wind. carried the
heroes who died in battle to Valhalla, This
was the place where the souls of heroes in
battle were received and restored to life
to fight evil in the world.
The name, Valkyries, appealed to the
girls because of the abstract qualities
which it represents: independence, cour-
age, beauty and dignity. In the club these
qualities have been represented to the best
of their ability. in scholastic and moral
standards. They hope that the high ideals
of the club will be maintained through the
years as the club progresses.
Front row- left to right: Pamela Johnson, Penny White, Christine Bouchey, Karen
Russell, Kathryn Roe, Julia O'Connor, Jacqueline Ray, Lynne Bryant, Diane
Sprigg, Robin Burke, Susan Tennyson.
Back row-left to right: Jaymie Kinsler, Nancy Martsch. Laura Webb, Anne Har-
rison, Laura Nicholson, Ceanie Stacey, Cathy Barwick, Ann Vollaerts, Gay Bullock,
Laura Nuccio, Karen Ralke, Judy Curtis.
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DRILL TEAM
Front rou. left to rzght Nlccx Reed Lmda Latham .lansje Huyck Second raw
Mr Sample Dzreclor Claxr Brady M1m1Cr1H'ard Robm Brown Debby Duffy
Thzrd row Chrlstme Warren Elalne Rosecrans Terry Marcus Ruth Winslow
Fourth row Pat Flschback Cmdy Kean Judy Lyons Barbara Martin Fifth row
Paulme Bachakes Duane Duffy Sherry Ponty Marta Acke Srxth rou Marlanne
Tyler Judy Branch Susan Anderson Carl Tlmbrell Setenth row Alice Sue
Dexter Marcra Bryant Karen Green
We are proud of our Argyll Drlll Team
Sample our drlll team has become a top
notch group
At the becmmng of the year the glrls
won second place m the Canoga Park par
ade Tlus was thelr first award Follow
mg thrs parade the group declded to ac
t'1llll'C umforms Thev held manv cake
sales hot dog and candv sales and rarsed
enough money to purchase the lreautlful
materlal for the1r umforms Many nlghts
were spent makmg the umforms and the
hard work proved very successful In fact
a trophy
The ollicers and members of the drlll
team wlsh to thank the faculty parents
and e peclally Mr Sample for thelr faith
and help Wlth thls faith our group has
become one of the best ln flallforma We
know they w1ll always keep thls ratlng
The officers are Drrll Master Jansje
Husck Preszdenl Clalr Brady Secretary
Ruth Wmslou
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HONOR PLAQUE
The Honor Plaque is awarded to the boy who has
phown outstanding qualities of leadership and person-
fility. This year two Honor Plaques were given, one to
Doug McConnell of the eighth grade and one to Tom
Golden of the tenth grade.
DOUG MCCONNELL
X GIRLS
Highest Awards for Teenagers
VANDY CUP
The highly honored Vandy Cup award for the best all-
around personality went to Julie O'Connor of the eighth
grade and to Pat Fischback of the eleventh grade. Both
Pat and Julie met the standards of leadership and all of
those qualities which leadership implies.
JULIE O'CONNOR
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FOOTBALL TEAM
First row-left to right:
Bill Shank
Tom Banker
Bill Doran
Paul Van
Tom Frisina
Jim Dunn
Michael Moore
Second row-left to right:
Cort Quickel
Ned Quesinberry
Richard McLellan
Kenny Kraus
Doug McConnell
Dennis Quinn
Bill Hood
Back row-left to right:
John Hemphill
Larry Mobley
Bruce Bingman
Robert Speers
Robert Robertson
Todd Lee
Peter DeWitt
Jerry Hickman
JUNIOR HIGH
BASKETBALL TEAM
Front row-left to right:
J im Dunn
Bill Shank
Bill Doran
Tom Frisina
Richard McLellan
Second row-left zo right:
Bill Hood
Doug McConnell
Kenny Kraus
Dennis Quinn
Michael Moore
JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS'
BASKETBALL TEAM
Front row-left to right:
Nancy Martsch
Pamela Johnson
Christine Bouchey
Kathy Roe
Back row-left to right:
Elizabeth Oster, Assistant
Karen Russell
Jaymie Kinsler
Karen Ralke
Diane Sprigg
Mrs. Knudtson, Coach
JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS'
BASKETBALL TEAM
Left to right:
Mrs. Knudtson, Coach
Julie O'Connor
Jacqueline Ray
Laura Nuccio
Susan Waterman
Georgia Wartman
Laura Webb
Geanie Stacey
Lynn Bryant
Ann Vollaerts
Elizabeth Oster, Assistant
Judy Blanchard
Stephen Blanco
Stephen Cady
Kathryn Connell
Barbara Doran
Patti Berlm
Nma Dunn
Chrxstma Feldman
Bllly Galsford
Danny Glbbs
Rlchard Hawley
Patricia Heckelsmlller
Patrlk Henrlksen
Jane Hyson
Lynette Kent
Robert Langan
Bully Luehm
Loma Macdonnell
Woody Matthews
Scott Murray
French Prescott
Donald Russell
Pamela Sanders
Vlckl Smunu
Charles Speers
Linda Trapp
Barbara Tsuchxya
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Hal Long
John NIcLean
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Robert Nucclo
Loyd Pettegrew
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In my lovely garden small
Stand the tuhps growmg tall
Pansres swavmg m the breeze
.lack ln the pulplts hmd the trees
Row on row of daffodlls
Ivy on the wmdow sllls
Larkspurs ln thelr damty beds
lNoddln thexr plumes and wavm thelr heads
Lemora Martm Fnfth Grade
I IMERICKS
There was a young fellow named Splke
Whose fax orlte sport was hrs bxke
Up lnll and down dale
All went well t1l a nall
Brought an end to hrs travelmg blke
Janet Engomar Flfth Grade
I went to the crrcus one day
To see an elephant play
He stood on one leg
And started to beg
Before they took h1m away
Kerry Carllsle Frfth Grade
There once was a fat man named Jay
Who sand he could a dragon slay
He found the queer beast
Not frrghtened the least
But the man was burned that day
Jan Botwmlck Flfth Grade
I met an old man named Joe
Who sald he felt he could sew
He trled 1t wlth thread
And got a sore head
So now he just doesn t know
Pamela Altkens Fnfth Grade
A DOG
There was a lnttle dog
A llttle dog was he
The dog was bnght
The do was llght
And he loved me
Wllllam Matthews Srxth Grade
MY MOUSE
I wlsh I had a lrttle mouse
He would have hrs own small house
Hrs funny nose hr hort brown halr
Those bng black eves that always stare'
My mouse wlll play the whole day long
And I ll grve him food that makes hmm strong
He d run and crawl and then he d creep
Then finally he d o to sleep
Nancy Brandt Slxth Grade
DREAMS
Dreams can take you near or far
Underground or on a star
On a mountam ln the west
Any place you like the best
Tandy Parks-Srxth Grade
MY DUCK
I have a funny little duck
He pecks at every ca
I always thunk he grves me luc
And he rsn t very fat
Hes soft as a pillow
He s a mee klnd fellow
I always see hlm creeplng
And he rs never sleepmg
The End
,Iane Hyson Srxth Grade
SEASONS
The mlstv days of mnter come
And hxde the cheerful sun
It snows on Nature s vast creatlon
For chlldren s skatlng fun
Sprung IS seepmg through the clouds
Flowers use wrth glee
Bears are yawnmg oh so loud'
Sprmg comes cheerfully
Summer rs a chrld s dream
To do so many thlngs
But oh when fall comes round agaxn
That beckonmg school bell rings'
Cmdy RHIC-SIYIII Grade
OUR FATHER
Our great Father God Almighty
Made the blue ethereal skres
And to see them God Almnghty
Made our lovelv useful eyes
God made the sun the moon the stars
He made the hulls the rocks the trees
He made the blrds the fish the plants
And made the land surrounded by seas
Our great Father God Almrghty
Made each and every lovely plant
He made the flowers mountams sand
Made all thmgs from mountam to ant
We should thank Hlm for these thlngs
For every thmg whrch we see
And I especxally thank God
For makmg all thmgs even me
Lura Smlth Sxxth Grade
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Oh God whose mercxes cannot be numbered
accept our prayers
We say our prayers at nlcht and before we eat
We thank you Iord for all food you have 1ven Us
Oh wonderful God Father of our Lord Jesus Chrlst
The real maker of all thmgs Jud e of all people
We thank you for makln all thm s ju t fl ht
Thank vou for makmo trees and do s and cats
wonderful world
Davld Holme Thlrd Grade
PICNIC ON THE DESERT
PICNIC on the desert
Beneath the blue sky
The fra rant alr ns sweet
I hear the bxrds cry
The cactus IS 1n bloom
Where the rabblts run
PICIIICS on the desert
Are always great fun
John Duff Thlrd Grade
THE STARS ARE BRIGHT
The stars are brlbht
The stars are llght
But where oh where
Is the moon ton1ght9
Lmda Haukenberry Thlrd Grade
MY CAT
'VIy cat 1S soft and furry
Wheres my d1nner9 Hurry hurry
Out she runs out of the house
Chasmg a blrd chasm a mouse
Chaslng her tall around and around
Upon a chalr jumps to the round
Darcy Dlamond Thlrd Grade
LITTI E MICE
Once there llved some llttle mlce
Who llked to nlbble on brown rxce
They would have a feast everyday
And were so happy and so gay
But they had thelr worrles you know
Yes sometlmes they felt very low
Because m the house there llved a c
Who especlally llkes mlce or a rat
Molly Kane Fourth Grade
MY PET RAT
My rat s name is Snowball
Who loves to frlsk and play
But when lt comes to sleepmg
She can sleep all day
Although my rat IS very fat
I love her through and through
And she IS so very cute
Why dont you get one too?
Terry McDowell Fourth Grade
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David Sanders
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Robert Langan
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Nancy Brandt
Linda Trapp
.lane Hyson
Christina Feldman
Vicki Sinunu
Back row-left to right:
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Judy Blanchard
Pamela Sanders
Lynette Kent
Mrs. Carl Brandt, Sponsor
Karen Martin
CUB SCOUTS DEN 4
Left to right:
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Craig Blanchard
Paul Clark
Gregory Malby
Kerry Brannan
Absent:
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THE BEAUTIFUL
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THE GOLDEN BELLS
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Front row-left to right:
Sally Kane
Diane Consett
Stephanie Skoby
Kristin Dahlman
Diane Herten
Linda McDowell
Georgia McConnell
Second row-left to right:
Shelley Elem
Paige Pedersen
Diane Thatcher
Belinda Hopper
Betsy Herbert
Annette Hadraba
Helen Henriksen
Christine Roehling
Catherine Stutsman
Susan Cregar
Back row-left to right:
Kathy Brannan
Dale Malven
Susan Malby
Candace Behlendorf
Kim Bagstad
Absent: Mrs. Skoby, Leader
Front row-left to right:
Susan Crofoot
Lucinda Bond
Melanie Collins
Barbara Cobb
Paula Olson
Second row-left to right
Kathy 0'Dell
Leslie Smith
Constance McDowell
Lynette Reasoner
Valli Hanson
Kristen Keeler
Melinda Marsh
Nancy Huntley
Last row-left to right:
,ludy Anderson
Katie Ryan
Mrs. Huntley. Leader
Christine Nlummey
Christine Londelius
Charis Pontis
Denise Howard
Linda Hauckenberry
Pamela Simpson
Allison Ridgway
SUGARPLUM BLUEBIRDS
First row-left to right:
Molly Kane
Brooke Lauter
Pamela Hogan
Lisa Anderson
Pat Aitkens
Second row-left to right:
Lucita Booth
Mrs. George Price, Leader
Leslie Price
Pamela George
Valerie Pulido
Terry McDowell
.lanis O'Brien
Debby Pohl
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Randal Kempf
Paul Kent
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Paul Scott Kurtm
Glenn Malby
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Paul Ness
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My Cat and mY dog HTC glI'lS There once w as a boy named DCHUIS
MY dog SWS down He thought he would l1ke to play tenn1s
When I tell her to
My cat crles when he IS hungry
He swung at the hall
And had a great fall
Helen Hennksen Second Grade And that was the end of hlS tennls
MY PETS
MV cats name IS Puff My do s name IS Blackle I
even have a ,rrasshopper for a pet I love them all and
they love me
Lmda McDowell Second Grade
MY FRIENDS
I have very many frrends and you should have some
w1ll tell a few Robert 'Well Norman Ronme Alan
Stephame Bruce Cathy Lorie Dale and Paul Kurtm
wonderful frlends are
Paul Ness Second Grade
MY DOGS
I have two dogs Thelr names are Caro and Bes IC
I llke to play wrth them Caro shakes hands mth von
Bessle crawls under sour feet
Marc Stutman Second Grade
GRANDMA AND I WATCH THE FIRE
We have a fireplace
In the Hreplace Grandma and I see llttle prctures
We see llttle ammals and when the Hre burns they move
In the wmter we lrke to Sll 1n our robes and watch the
plctures
Josh Carr Flrst Grade
Sally Culver Second Grade
B1 trees and small
God made them all
Teresa Bacheller l'1rst Grade
Brad Branch Frrst Grade
Up a tree
Is the place for me
BICIISSH Schu ter Fxrst Grade
Cleo IS mx ltttle doll
I love her so much so
To ether we H0 to hed at mght
As fast as we can go
Rohhle Jane Hecker Flrst Grade
THE TIGHT ROPE WALKER
Once there was a tl ht rope walker
Wlth a plnk and purple parasol
He walked on a rope a thousand feet hloh
And sald Oh me Oh my
How dld I grow so tall?
The world from here IS so very small' '
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