Campbell Hall School - Viking Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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AND IN NINETEEN SEVENTY-SEVEN? The fars lia ' e s iftl ' passed and it is now time for the Campbell Hall reunion of 1977. The alumni have been invited to the dedication of the St. Andrews Chapel. This magnificent building has been the dream of our beloved founder. Dr. Alexander Campbell. I am here to cover the stor ' for tomorrow ' s edition of the Los Angeles Times. The guests are beginning to arrive, and maybe we will be able to talk with several of our form- er students. The first to arrive is Gene Boelter. I understand he is a top secret scientist for M.A.M.R.S., and Anne Erickson is his glamorous private secretary. Sue Duffy is now approaching the Chapel. She is on an international tour with Nureyev and is currently performing at the Music Center. Caroline Cole is an interpreter for the American Embassy. Here is Megan Ed- wards. She tells us she is now in charge of public relations for the White House. Unfortunately, Tim Anderson, the daredevil of all mountain climbers, is unable to attend the dedication. Don ' t worry! I ' m sure he will be out of traction in a few months. I have been infonucd that several of our students have opened a school of their own. Their staff consists of Chris Carroll, driving instructor; Martine Schwertfingcr, Spanish teacher; Laurie Leighton and Roni Grasska, English professors; and Julie Sinitzin, Nobel Prize Winner in mathe- matics. Here comes Betsy Ray, ov ' ner of a 2000 acre ranch, which is known for its excellent breed of horses. While I am waiting I will say that I, Betty Neumann, am the president of the famous American Kennel Club. Why look who ' s here! . . . Senator Wally Palmer. He is followed by Brick Rohner, president of the United Steel Company. I can see Mindy Detmers, the first woman on the moon! Pat Clarke tells us that she has top billing at Carnegie Hall as a concert pianist. Lucile Bosche, whose records ha e just broken the three million mark, is approaching the Chapel. She is a very popular Folk singer. Here ' s Leslie Pollack, a comedian with her own T. V. show. ell, I see Randy Zeller has married Ahce Lindley and they ' ve both become famous surgeons. Oh, there ' s Christine Snow, the world renoun commercial artist. I am told that Debbie Hayes is now a well known interior decorator. Lori Gordon is recognized in New York, London, and Paris as the greatest fashion designer of the century. She is accom- panied by Cindy Hickey, a top model who is seen in one of Miss Gordon ' s latest creations. Robbie Hecker is arriving. She is Editor-in-chief of the Los Angeles Times. Marina Kontos and Debbie Masterson are the last ones to arrive. They are great artists, known in both Europe and the United States. Here comes Bennie Clark, world renowned Olympic skiier, who also won first place on a dare, skiing down Disne land ' s Matterhom! What a wonderful class this was and liow little we knew how fast our dreams would come true! We are ready to enter this beautiful building with its magnificent stained glass windows. I must lea -e %ou now as Dr. Campbell prepares for the dedication of our Chapel. by BETTY NEUMANN 81

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CHRISTINE ELIZABETH SNOW Chris Hobby — Feeding fish, finding lunches to eat. Favorite Expression — Oh no! Future Ambition — To get 100 in a science or algebra test. Hisfori — Entered ' 64 . . . Honor Roll ' 64- ' 67 . . . Valkyries ' 64- ' 67 . . . Snow Princess ' 67 . . . Hot Dogs ' 67 . . . Valkvries Treasurer ' 67 . . . Mona Lisa ' 64- ' 67 . . . Viking Staff ' 67 . . . Blue Team. Will— I, Teeny, will to Pat, someone provocative; to Rob- bie, a computer to make up her mind; to Betsy, a can open- er; to Buff, $15.00, because it ' s the only way she ' ll get it; to Linda R., cake decorations; to Alyce, my cousin; to my teachers, thank you; and to the eighth grade Rot ' s a ' Ruck. The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved. RANDALL CHARLES ZELLER Randy Hobby — Sports of any kind. Favorite Expression — May I have your keys, please? Future Ambition — To get my braces off. History— Entered ' 64 . . . Honor Roll ' 64- ' 67 . . . Football ' 64, ' 66 . . . Basketball ' 65, ' 66, ' 67 . . . Baseball ' 66, ' 67 . . . Viking Staff ' 66 . . . Viking Assistant Editor ' 67 . . . Vikings ' 64- ' 67 . . . President ' 66 . . . Student Council ' 66 . . . Hot Dog Committee ' 67 . . . Gold Team. Will — I, Randy, will to Gene, a female mountaineer; to Tim, a passing grade on his algebra test; and to everyone, good luck. The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.

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tri)c Coronation l?aU This dance, the highlight of the year, was sponsored by the Valkyries as always. The Snow Queen is crowned on this night! This focal point of the evening began with a thrilling fanfare played by our Mr. Loe, announcing the entrance of former Snow Queen, Susan Rockett, with her escort, Ken Pflueger, and pages Christopher Ivscher and William Maurer, followed by seven beautiful princesses and their escorts. The princesses and their escorts were; Bennie Clark and Tim Collins; Patricia Clarke and James Erickson; Anne Erickson and John Baker; Robbie Hecker and Paul Bigo; Cindy Hickey and John Duffy; Betsy Ray and Joe Michaels; and Christine Snow with David Bartiloni. One of the seven princesses had been chosen by a secret SUSAN ROCKETT Former Queen ballot of her fellow students to be the Snow Queen. Which one would be so crowned tonight? When the princesses were ranged before the throne, facing the audience. Queen Susan left her throne, took off the exquisite rhinestone crown, and placed it upon the head of - PATRICIA CLARKE! A loud cheer of approval went up. Then Queen Patricia was cloaked in the gorgeous red velvet robe, embroidered in gold and edged with ermine! A happy girl was led to the throne. Continued on P.- GE 84- CORONATION Left to Right: Christine Snow, Patricia Clarkr, Susan Rockett, Holdinp Crown. Anne Erickson. Robbie Hecker, Betsy Ray. SNOW QUEEN AND COURT WITH ESCORTS Left to Riplit: Paul BiRo — Robbie Hecker, Frinccsa . . . David Bartcloni — Christine Snow, Princess . . . John Baker — Anne Erickson, Princess . . . Christopher Escher, Pace . . . Patricia Clarke, Queen . . . William Manrer, P if;e ■ ■ ■ James Erickson, Escort to the Queen . . . Bennie Clark, Prin- cess . . . Tim Collins — John Duffy — Cynthia Hickey, Prin- cess . . . Betsy Ray, Princess . . . Joe Michaels.