Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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Mercury Deals With Those JusT as The planeTs, which provide un- dispuTed asTrolOgical guidance Tor all OT us, reTlecT The lighT OT The sun, so does The cOlOrTul Hollywood l-ligh School News re- TlecT The liTe OT Hollywood l-ligh School. The News This year has been responsible Tor several hundred cheerTul dispOsiTions and smiling Taces every Tuesday noon, Tor The STudenT Body has enjoyed chuckling over such amusing and enTerTaining col- umns as The Roving l and ReTlecTiOns in The Mirror, beaming wiTh pride while reading every well wriTTen accounT OT The laTesT sporTs evenTs, and deliberaTing ThOughTTully over such signiTicanT ediTOrials as Please Pardon Us Miss l-lOllywOOd. ' The capable ediTOr, Nancy lvialim, inspired The sTaTT TO produce a paper ThaT consTanTly reached new peaks OT perTec- Tion. l-ler execuTive abiliTy as well as The many hours OT hard work she expended helped To make This year's News a paper OT which we could be proud. The work required OT The assisTanT ediTOr also Took Time and eTTOrT, and one could always Tind RiTa Tehodsky TaiThTul TO her assignmenT. As business managers, Wilma Chapman and Adeline Pawlowski did Their share OT hard work by securing ads Tor The paper and perTorming various publiciTy assignmenTs. Paul Cordary, spOrTs ediTor, kepT everyone pOsTed on all The spOrTs

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And Recognize Service The Music Groups THE HOLLYWOOD CHOIR FIRST ROW: Suvalle, Foster, Piazza, Claire, Haskell, Hurwit, Derby, Lind, Roso, Hill, Moles, Elledge, Hamilton, Ford, Spencer, Lovelle, Ruiz. SECOND ROW: Perlin, Cagle, Eperfesi, Thorson, Clark, Murray, Palumbo, Gutierrez, Carroll, Du Buclet, Durham, Campagna, Allan, Agins, Hunter, Dimter, Burlriclge, Michael. THIRD ROW: Loomis, Yancey, Alhoa, Landry, Caruana, Winkenhower, Eperiesi, Pier, Maxwell, Swanson, Pascoe, Moore, Schultz, Turner, Maguire, Giannini, Field, Logg, Neelon. FOURTH ROW: O'Brien, Walsh, Rivas, Zeitlin, Bishop, Russell, Taylor Toscano, Simmons, Cohen, Ruge, Armstrong, Wendt, Wells, Helton, Stewart, Page, Ruettinger, Kean, lblings. FIFTH ROW: Poppe, Royce, Williams, Bernard, Biggs, Miller, Hutchinson, Mactague, LaVarre, Matosian, Roberts Rosner, Meservie, Bolley, Katkalotf, Bernard, Whisler, Gustus, McGee, Mancini, Griffith. Deserve Creclit THE HOLLYWOOD ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Marshall, Montei, Buralr, Royale, Moranda, Dryer, Norvell, McCall, Adler. SECOND ROW: MacLeod Tehodslcy, Jewett, Spear, La Tempio, Egyud, Robertson, Schuchmann, Inman, Buckley, Birds, Gruenberg, Baba Lundine, Jewett. THIRD ROW: Hoffman, Von Euer, McClatchy, Van Hessen, Yarncll, Cuthbert, Harway, Kerr, Hill Hastirgs, Chab, Warrenton, Butler, Stanek, Worth, Back, Mr. Holmes, director, Mr. Castiglione, student teacher Buie, herin.

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Who Write and Publish evenTs in which l-lollywood l-ligh parTici- pated. An energeTic and enThusiasTic group oT reporters gave Their besT cooperaTion To The editors in The work ThaT involves more diligence, patience and indusTry Than any oTher school acTiviTy. Carole l3urneTT, Blanche Capps, lvlarise Cherin, Diana Gizir, and Bob Parsons should be praised Tor Their on The spoT coverage oT all The news-worThy evenTs on The campus. They have been constantly on The iob during school and have oTTen donaTed many hours aTTer school. The lively pen and TerTile imaginaTion oT Eunice Toian seasoned This year's News wiTh many a grain oT humor. As TeaTure editor she deserved crediT Tor handling her job in such a way ThaT The sTudenTs were al- ways keenly inTeresTed in all The various campus acTiviTies. The up and coming young iournalisTs oT The iunior iournalism class will comprise nexT year's sTaTT. From The excellenT spiriT They have evidenced This year, Hollywood can expecT a Tine paper nexT semesTer. The work oT The sTaTT and The iunior class was supervised by Mr. William Thorpe, who should be given special honors Tor his hard work and splendid leadership. l-le couldn'T have done a beTTer iob in imparting his iournalistic skill To his sTudenTs, as The many clever and original sTories and TeaTures in The l-l. l-l. S, News aTTesT. TOP LEFT: Nancy Malin was a capable and inspiring editor of the News this semester. TOP RIGHT: Eunice Toien as feature editor was responsible for many good stories. ACROSS THE PAGE: Rita Tehodskv spent Time and efTort in her position as assistant editor. BOB PARSONS and Mark Guldseth served as sports re- porters. BLANCHE CAPPS and Marise Cherin walked many a mile covering their news beats. PAUL CORDARY as sports editor covered track and base- ball This semester. BOTTOM LEFT: Diana Gizir and Carole Burnett were Two more of those faith- ful reporters who are so essential To the success of a paper. BOTTOM RIGHT: Wilma Chapman and Adeline Pawlowski handled The business affairs of the paper.