Canoga Park High School - Utopian Yearbook (Canoga Park, CA)

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Kat Soon we We e V 2 A-10 STANDINS X ' I if On their way to stardom are the members of 1 'A f the A-'IO class headed by Dale McCrillis, Presi- J A K I lf., dent, Chuck McKelvie, Vice-President, June An- 1 l 12 ' derson, Secretary, and Aleta Herman, Treasurer, J and Miss Charlotte Motter and Mrs. Hope Powell, I Sponsors. 24-I0 Standin' ROW 1: Gayla Kenfield, Joan Peet, Pat Fairbanks, Jean Hatfield, Lois Steen, Lynn Lytle, Jay Stansbury, Judy Taylor. ROW 2: Joyce Cox, Judi Rober, Jim Meredith, Bill Cooper, Bill Bergstrom, Bob E. Spencer, Richard Eidson, Gary Pickering, Mary Hendrix, Lou Stanley. ROW 3: Charles Ballard, Ronald Murphy, Ronny Larob, Ralph lecman, Eugene Hunt, Bob L. Spencer, Wayne Kelch, Duane Georgeson, Tony Parrino, Bob Weiner.

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X YN? x ROW 'lz Don Mize, Jerrie Perlc, Shirley Bynum, Carmen Yslas, Willa Neely, Joseph Chariton. ROW 2: Joanne Stauffer, Pearl Thenkert, Roy Baker, Anne Sheridan, Thomas Bronson, Jeanine Cartwright, Joan Howard. ROW 3: Shirley Squires, Joyce Patterson, Bob Rudelis, Warren Crandall, Gary Newton, Walter Wadsworth, Glenna Pogue. al-ning the Ku ine A Don't worry, extras , the hill's not half as steep nor the road half as long as it may seem. lt might look tough now, but the road to stardom is yours, and soon you'll be playing bit parts, feature roles, and so on to the top, continuing to find lots of friends, fun and good advice enroute. Then, finally you'll know that your time has not been wasted, for you'll be the Star players on the C. P. sets. V i i i ROW 'ls Billie Smith, Marie Fiorillo, Chuck Lopez, Joe Argott, Rupert Garcia, Duane McCallum, Teresa Ferrero, loa Bohne, Kathryn Small. ROW 2: Mrs. Margaret Hitchcock, Dale Egger, Mary Leigh Porter, Bob Fletcher, Paul Pierce, Leslie Patterson, Bflfl-NYU Burton, John Shoemaker, Lenard Fitzhugh. Page Seventeen

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the Iltigla fi, Some A-'l0 English classes are experimenting with a Vocational Guidance program which provides an opportunity for the Standins to plan their future and choose a career, along with the familiar problems of grammar and vocabulary. A required course in Drivers Education equips the mighty underclassmen with facts on how to drive a car, including psycho-physical tests, motion pictures, and interviews with a policeman. YUM' W ROW l: Myrtle Ignacio, Carl Hughes, Judy Gault, Dolores Mohawk, Eleanor BUCll, Fern McNew, MlCli9Y Am0dl0, PC1Ul AYil lUf, JC1ClKl9 Stanley. ROW 2: Pat Proctor, Janis Stroh, Frank Stephens, Barbara Mclntyre, Irene Ald9ff0Y',JUf19 M0fSChlie, 100 -l6'1UfClYf FUYG TUPPSV, TYUClY BSGUPVE- ROW 3: Jimmy Corbone, Bob Maxwell, Sam Calderon, Jimmie Kenealy, DGGF1 YOUNQ, Bill Smiihf lCl Ul90d BC'V5l'1lC'Y, CUl'iiS Minief. LGFFY McGeachy. T! ff-lei ROW 'l: Mrs. Dorothy Phillips, Faun Sinclair, Dorothy Bates, Jerald Gurley, Richard Maynard, Stan Metchell, Phyllis Girdley, Charlotte Olson, Russ Block, George Thorssel, Christine Lindsay, Ronnie P-oston, Mary Ann Donovan, Norma Resh. ROW 2: Cherie Bell, Rogene Emburry, Shirley Ellis, Chris Neggen, Shirley Owens, Olen Billen, Les Chase, Don Ethell, Beverly Kehl, Lauralea Trisler, Carol Sly, Jeanie Stevens, Mr. Dan Prosser. ROW 3: Barbara Whaley, Tom Paggi, Lloyd Isbell, Don laness, Paul Smith, Fred Leahy, Charlie Cooke, Tom Kelley, Gerald Bradley, Dean Maris, Dick Hovious, Charles Cardes, Michael Hutter, John Cooke. ROW 4: Audrey Yeaman, Ronnie Meador, Harold Smith, Sam Sullivan, Charles Pace, Chuck Shape, Pete Mellini, Fred Boll, Don Beaver, Larry Czubiak, Jim Willis, Colette Catton.