Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

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QA MJ . , .hmw , A nr'-N. ,, .M If V I 'kg m , Af f ,A W- df. ff-,,,,q,va 6 ,1:,fgM.X-',,- 9 , . 1 'ff 9 Z Qin ff, MWYJZP351 , X' 1 fi:'lif1E3i'1o f 'f w:,1I!,'f - - ' V V 4, , . , .-1 '0'. ,- Zz 5 1 7 - ., ff YV-.A I V Nh- s x . fa: 'J ff' F--T .1--ff , , f 4.f.f:'.I:, f , f w . 1 K .4 0 Y ' ,,,,. in ' 1 V , ilZZ 'f-1.-'.?Og. 1, ' ,, fg ig fmagfiffp- ' 74, .. , . Vi g 5:mx,.NgV3 2225 P-1 5 ff, Q 1, x v x I ff N, W, f .: -V R f ., ,rm 0 1 .. X . K . 4 Y X 4 This annual is appreciatively dedicated to the fine arts production groups of Hollywood High School for their consistent high-level performances over a period of many years. 5190, thanks to all at once and to each 0716.77 Macbeth 4 1 , A - ay -X:1,u.e'5Y'+:qf.m,'- ,1 ' , 2 .jug V. A-nf '-t:.2'?1 V, M.. ,-1 , , ,. , . -,211 .' ,Il , Mi, T.. X A Z I ' J. nv f' X 1 L .H 1 L' MWe wilL accordlhg to yourstrength Give you advancements' ' ' ' f Q' 1 1 X J ' iff, ,, ,,.,,,,r. :f93f'54 'f f ,sn PSY, 1, 11 V N3 ,. ' H2 -1 ei .322 J, Y QQ 1 H5 ,n,4,--qr, 1g,- 0 VH13MfE:Q.5EQ'- ' Q9 ,' 359, K -5 TW. , ,..pj g I X 'QT 1 Liza . ' 'KMW ' If Q 4 0' , X I 10 Q' f ,5,.cw vw f 1 K fy , Qu, L ff-Tl3',-f'- Q +- 1 x i 5 5 r 5 5 A 'T' f fv. A-.. , .,, Y , 1 Mr. Frank Russell, Head Counselor Mr. Harold Perry, Principal rr- if' X' l lzxunrj Mr. Arthur Tanner, Registrar Miss Bertha Standfast Girls' Vice Principal Mr. Ralph Crawford Boys, Vice Principal Special Education: Mrs. Lolo Mendez, Mr. Rudy Diamond, Mrs. Lillian Evans. fn .f f. 1 . X l il - f?4,'z 1 c .. Gif E' 1 f ' . , ., 56' ,,,' ' .',, 1 V- W, . JwffZ:.1i ,,,, i?'f7':4f f4.f ' Si ' 22554 Mrs. Ella Marie Hogan I Miss Louise Newton English: Mr. Willard Hansen, Mrs. Erna Anderberg Science, Mathematics Special Education Mrs. Margaret McGarry, English, Mrs. Maurine Hendrickson, Mathematics, Mrs. Ruth Kopf, Science. Mrs. Virginia Akers, Telephone Ofhce Clerkg Mrs. Margaret Taylor, I Library Clerkg Mr. Herman Smith Cafeteria Mana er Mrs. Grace ack 1 g J ' lin, Textbook Clerkg Mr. Paul Parkinson, Head Custodiang Mrs. Marian Santa Maria, Credit Clerkg Mr. Don Crandall, Financial Managerg Miss Lucy Pastore, Secretary. Mrs. Winifred Bishop, Librarian Miss June Harwood Art Miss Florence Miller journalism Mr. Robert Rahm Art Mr. Albert De Land, Speechg Mr. john Ingle, Drama. Music: Mr. Robert Holmes, Mr. Mynatt Breidenthal. Social Studies: Mr. Louis Birnbaum, Mr. Neal Allen. Miss Dorothy Briggs, Social Studies. Miss Virginia Farmasonis, Social Studies. Mr. Bennett Beller, Social Studies. Mr. Geor e Weeks Mathematicsg Mr. Rex Carden, S f Mathematics, German, Mrs. Ruth Halliday Social Studies 472 11- Mr. Russell XVilson, Social Studies, Germang Mrs. Susan Souders, Social Studies: Mr. Clifford Ritter, Social Studies. f , 1 English: Miss jane Heili, Mrs, jane Cushman, Mrs. Elinore Stanley. Mrs. Yetta Maizlish Mathematics English: Mr. Donald Wright, Mrs. Wilma Schneidermeyer, Mr. Mr. Norman Gottlieb Harry Major, Mrs. Marjorie Parker. English, French Science: Mrs. Mary Grifnth, Mr. Claybourn Shelton, Mrs. Evelyn Vollmer. Science: Mrs. Sondheim Webb, Miss Evelyn Christie, Mrs. Norma Nicosia, Miss Nancy Smuske. f I . V V .,, ,. . .V 7 -? 51521 aj Miss Myrle Kranz Mathematics if 14, ,f.r .14 .1 Mathematics. Mrs. Eunice Goad, Mrs. Kay Dunn, Mr. james Gallagher. ,64 Mrs. Henriette Nash Mathematics ,buf Mr. Walter Sturtevant Science Mr. Tilden Roberts Science l c Mr. Ralph Burleigh Mr. Clarence Courtright Science Mathematics Drivers' Education Commerce: Mr. Richard Corian, Miss Eleanor Winkler, Mr. Thomas Keaveny. 13, iff gs' Mrs. Cornelia Padbury Spanish Foreign Language: Miss Deodata Jimenez, Mrs. Louise Prest, Mrs. Esther Speicher, Miss Mary Cavanaugh, Mrs. Gwendolyn Raymond. Mr. Harry Myers Auto Shop 92 Mr. Don Edgar, Drafting: Mr. Oakley Ashdon, Print Shop, Stage Crewg Mr. Louis Kohler, W'ood Shop. Home Economics: Mrs. Florence Van Sickle, Mrs Dorothy Lukens. Girls' Physical Education: Miss Betty Wyllys, Miss Drivers' Education and Training: Mr. john Abbott, Mr. Robert Long, Barbara Block, Mrs. Pearl Freid, Miss jane Fohl, Miss Mr. jerry Kurlich. Helen Pointer. Boys' Physical Education: Mr. Merrell Bailey, Mr. Louis Birnbaum. Boys' Physical Education: Mr. Daniel Means, Mr. Barry Brown, Mr Ed Warner, Mr. Phil Pratt, Mr. Clarence Courtright. C 79 What pageantry, what feats, what shows P I u 2 vu, wg A. nav 2' f , N 5, 1 MSF 1, . . gy r 1'-A 5, . A',.., . sqgx, A 4 .', if' iii if 3. 4 I ' . f '. - ff 3' ' Z 1 '75 X f A , V 3, .. ' . ,rr 'Y' W' , , w 4 r ' X' , x r ' I A 1, , , f N Y ' 4.,1,5,w A, I v N - 1 1 ' l X . , 'fr' -1, ' A' ' ' 'K . 277. 'Ai 7 . , , ,', f ! 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SHI - . ...f'f-P' X. . ..1:'.lc J. ROCKET CLUB, STANDING: Mrs. Hogan, D. Granett. SEATED: S. Clemens, R. Thorgusen, E. Calvert, A. Herzen, B. Layos. E.T.K., LAST ROW: R. Moe, S. Miers, J. Risto, B. Mitchell, D. Thompson, T. Stevenson, B. Wasow, E. Figen, S. Poggi, J. R S. N C. V J. L. D Burstiner, J. Whitsett. FOURTH ROW: J. Cobb, D. Moe, Warren, M. French, L. Sutherland, E. Hoyer, F. Mindlin Paul, S. Meyers, G. Wood. THIRD ROW: B. Watanabe, Cobb, H. McDonald, V. Trimble, J. Edgely, E. Littrell, Seiling, V. Smith, P. Dunham, V. Crowther, S. Ustrich, Shaw. SECOND ROW: E. Holstein, S. Rawlings, S. Kravif Ellsworth, L. Patten, M. Rattner, S. Richardson, J. Hubers, Lewis, A. Blank, L. Anderson. FRONT ROW: C. Stein, Labowitz, G. Steckel, A. Koppelman. CAMERHONS, BACK ROW: J. Beck, C. Tritle, J. Bussell, V. Crowrher, C. Sowders, G. Steckel, D. Mainwaring, V. Shaw. THIRD ROW: D. Sirota, M. Norman, M. Cohen, C. Herrick, C. Hopka, M. Wolk, B. ' M., 'Z,. . Young. SECOND ROW: E. Rodeschek, C. Stein, K. Newman, A. Kop- . - pelman, A. Kelley. FRONT ROW: J. Edgely, S. Ustrich, B. Watanabe, RED CROSS' L' Gastel' C' Herrick' R' Jackson' S' Teon' L. Kusudo, M. Glasser. ! FOLK DANCE, BACK ROW: A. Brandstater, C. Dunning, J. Alverez. THIRD ROW: L. Borodovsky, K. Nichols, A. Shain, G. Dinger, G. Freidman. SECOND ROW: A. Wancich, A. Edwards, J. Elbaz, T. Krause, P. Brooks. FRONT ROW: C. Hopka, V. Smith, A. Capel, T. jelks. CHESS CLUB, LAST ROW: R. jebejian, B. Tabakoff, R. Richardson S. Kay, S. Weiss. MIDDLE ROW: G. Sawyer, R. Powell, V. Berkey T. Hearn, J. Romaine. FRONT ROW: K. Andrews, T. Paul. 9 SOUND CREW: B. Cruse, A. Vitarelli, P. Racataian. 1 TICKET DETAIL, BACK ROW: B. Laos J. Lincoln, T. Bonynge, D. Brown, R. Un ciano. FRONT ROW: Shavelson, D. Al len, R. Glasband. SOUND CREW, BACK ROW: M. Dayton, B. Cruse, E. Whitaker, J. Yee. FRONT ROW: T. Mungall, P. Rime. HOUSE FORCE, BACK ROW: A. I ' h , ' PROJECTION CREW: T. Mungall, P. Rime. R. Glasband. FRONT ROW: R. ARIr?1r3gn,JS.BlggggI, D. Kaplan, B. Mitchell. ' 2 LETTERMEN'S CLUB, BACK ROW: C. Lindoure, J. Crosby, F. Katch, J. Foley, J. Roehrs, R. Richardson, E. Whittaker, D. Dutcher, T. Hern, M. Rohloff, S. Kay, J. Davis, S. Mieirs. MIDDLE ROW: J. Abdo, B. Vogel, S. Weiss, O. Lewis, J. Crow, J. Sawyer, T. Glass, R. Jebejian, C. Browne, M. Hershorn, J. Sands, S. Blume, R. Simmonson. FRONT ROW: S. Knickerbocker, D. Warren, J. Behrens, B. Marshall, J. McCulloch, C. Bamford, C. Steel, B. Tabakoff, F. Koegler, D. Cummings, L. Patler, J. Gerelli. t ! N.E.L., BACK ROW: D. Giler, D. Thompson, E. Figen, D. Kaplan, F. Mindlin, J. Rosenberg. MIDDLE ROW: S. Britton, R. Okun, N. Heimbaugh, P. Larson, L. Leneman, S. Slavin. FRONT ROW: J. Cobb. President: Frank Zimring. CAMERA CLUB: D. Gillette, D. Moyer, A. Miller, R. Ah merein, W. Dixon, L. Gralla ga? rs::..'1x.2..:.:'f ' ..i.57:1fa.: STAFF:Cadet lst. Lt. J. Aiso, Cadet lst. Lt, K. Wiecks, Cadet Capt. E. Grimes, Cadet Capt. E. Buckley, Cadet Maj. j. Metcalf, Cadet Lt. Col. M. Dawson, Cadet Maj. L. Sutherland Cabsentj. OFFICERS, BACK ROW: Cadet Lt. Col. M. Dawson, Cadet lst. Lt. L. Gralla, Cadet Capt. B. Layos, Cadet Capt. G. Webb, Cadet Capt. E. Buckley, Cadet Capt. R. Sewell, Cadet Capt. E. Grimes, Cadet Maj. J. Metcalf, S.F.C. H. McCutcheon finstructorj. FRONT ROW: Cadet 2nd, Lt. W. Dixon, Cadet lst. Lt. J. Aiso, Cadet lst. Lt. T. Bonynge, Cadet Znd. Lt. K. Goldberg, Cadet 2nd. Lt. D. Smith, Cadet lst. Lt. B. Noisom, Cadet Ist, Lt. R. jackson, Cadet Znd. Lt. P. Racataian, Cadet 1st. Lt. B. Henry, Cadet lst. Lt. K. Wiecks. BACK ROW: Pfc. S. Booras, Pfc. R. Irwin, Pfc. S. Golly, Pfc. D. McLeod, Pfc. D Lussier, Pfc. J. Lack, Pfc. J. Mooney, Pfc. M. Potter, Pfc. C. Folcke, Sgt. J. Darrell FRONT ROW: lst. Lt. B. Henry, Cpl. M. Gordon, Pfc. L. Hoagland, Pfc. R. Peebles Pfc. B. Weise, Pfc. R. Buck, Pfc. J. Vasquez, Pfc. B. Cochran, S.F.C. T. Clairmont Cpl. A. Cyr, S.F.C. H. McCutcheon, Commandant of Cadets. RIFLE TEAM, STANDING: Maj. J. Metcalf, Capt. E. Grimes, lst. Lt. T. Bonynge, 2nd. Lt. P. Racatain, Lt. Col. M. Dawson, Capt. B. Layos, Maj. R. Sewel, lst. Lt. L. Gralla. KNEELING: Cadet MfSgt. V. Zukoloff, Cadet Pfc. M. Potter, Cadet S.E.C. N. Beck. CCWe do admire this virtue ana' this moral diSCg?ll.l16. W Taming of the Shrew BEST PLATOON: The best platoon was under the command of Cadet lst Lt. B. Henry. lst Lt. B. Henry, Cpt. M. Gordon, Sgt. S. Zooras, Pfc. L. Hoagland, S.F.C. R. Irwni, Pfc. R. Peebles, Pvt. S. Golly, Pfc. B. Weise, Pfc. D. McLeod, Pfc. R. Buck, Pfc. D. Lussier, Pfc. J. Vasquez, Pvt. J. Lack, Pfc. B. Cochran, Pfc. J. Mooney, Pfc. M. Potter, S.F.C. J. Clairmont, Pfc. C. Folcke, Pfc. A. Cyr, Sgt. J. Darrell, S.F.C. H. Mc- Cutcheon-Commandant of Cadets. SERVICE CLUB COUNCIL, BACK ROW: R. Salido, W. Dickerson, K. Peter- son, L. Hoffman, K. Linn, J. Tucker, B. Gates, M. Rattner, K. Nichols. LATIN CLUB, BACK ROW: A. Laugheed, J. Whitsett, H. Bluestein, D. Martin, G. O'Brien. THIRD ROW: M. Mackie, B. O'Sullivan, M. Summer, K. Nichols, N, Beck, B. McDowell. SECOND ROW: E. Rhodes, G. Subke, A. Ivancich, D. Fegley, T. Joseph, Mrs. Raymond. FRONT ROW: C. Hopka, L. Sutherland. GIRLS' RIDING CLUB, BACK ROW: L. Unger, B Leigh-Taylor, T. Unger, J. Ketchum, M. Wyatt, J. Por- ter, Mrs. Hogan. FRONT ROW: M. Moore, S. Forsythe S. Moore, J. Hogan. FOLK SONG CLUB, BACK ROW: R. Warren, J. Elbaz, F. Mindlin M. Peacock, L. Borodovsky, J. Alvarez, D. Seegal, J. Agins, D. Katz SECOND ROW: M. Moe, J. Dunning, S. Schultz, C. Spivey, V. Mc- Knight, K. Johnson, S. Space, D. Ward, L. White. FRONT ROW: B Watamura, M. Dunsen, K. Andrews, I. Goldman, P. Smith, J. Nie, J. Ross, S. Space. 7 3 A new experiment with gifted students involved part-time study at UCLA. Participating in this honor were seniors C. Stein, K. Newman, R. Moe, and M. Cohen. KEY CLUB: FOURTH ROW-J. Foley, J. Kearns, 1. Crow, J. Smith, P. Weiner. THIRD ROW-T. Hite, C. Bamford, J. Roehling, K. Rodenbush, R. Shavelson. SECOND ROW- M. Hershorn, L, Hoffman. FIRST ROW-V. Berkey, B. Marple. BIOLOGY CLUB: THIRD ROW-A. Hack- staff, B. Sugar. SECOND ROW-A. Herzen, T. Duran, B. O'Sullivan, D. Fegley. THIRD ROW- J. Barstow. Mrs. Parker, period 2, Recommended 10A English: LAST ROW: M. Neggo, C. Domokos, T. Bohachev, P. Stengel, M. Gordon, M. Toghia, B. Henricks, B. Bitticks. MIDDLE ROW: R. Ray, B. Tavakolian, R. Warren, T. Ray, S. Von Euer, S. Boettner, N. Brostoff, K. Jordan. FRONT ROW: S. Kravif, D. Schaeffer, G. Wolpin, P. Bell, J. Arraj, J. Kirk. Mr. Hansen, period 3, 10A English: LAST ROW: A, Lougheed, T. Stein, R. Salas, K. Oldenberg, M. Robinson, S. Friedman, B. MacMillan, J. Latta, D. Hertz, M. Moberg. SECOND ROW: IE. Dorl-za, J. Lyon, C. Brady, P. Henry, M. Shain, J. Terrano, V. Scruton, M. Moe, P. Bredelis, T. Clayton. FRONT ROW: A. Bednarz, S. De Porter, C. Quickel, P. Kennedy, A. Hogatt, B. Levine, J. Hickman. Mrs. Anderberg, period 1, 10A English: LAST ROW: M. Kessler, G. Rucker, M. Burian, K. Abbinante, R. Powell, E. Schmidt, S. Mogil, R. Suderland, C. Burton, G. Grief. SECOND ROW: S. Shafton, A. Halls, P. Cramer, F. Barochiere, K. McNear, S. Edwards, B. Erickson, S. Thompson, D. Alkana. FRONT ROW: J. Marcus, B. Eggstein, S. Weiss,'C. Coury, J. Barstow, A. Capel. Mr. Beller, period 1, U. S. History II: LAST ROXV: R. Caruso, D. Craig, V. Zappia, B. Jordon, L. Jimenez, V. Miller, M. Break, S. Foran, T. Mooklar, J. Miller, D. Hoff- man. SECOND ROW: S. Dawson, L. Shriver, P. Doyle, P. Wright, K. Gale, S. Bolding, A. Schneider, C. Stratton, D. Ibanez, R. Jebejian. FRONT ROW: K. Sam- uels, N. Esquibel, E. Gisser, M. Close, P. Lamb, G. May, L. Sakenich, J. De Loye, I. Tarin, B. Walker. Miss McGarry, period 5, 10A English: LAST ROW: D. Bobbitt, D. Scharfe, D. Lussier, R. Kerr, K. Salumae, C. Patterson, R. Bromley, P. Paull, D. Keller. SECOND ROW: R. Rynearson, D. Davis, L. Brice, D. Farrow, L. Martinez, B. Eldridge, M. Riendeau, K. Iversen, J. Jansen, A. Witter. FRONT ROW: C. Tow, B. Orton, T. Leavitt, A. Benitez, C. Dreyfus, S. Albert, V. Appel, J. Jones. . , F Mr. Ritter, period 1, US History 2: LAST ROW: D .Brown, W. Volpe, R. Pipher, L. de Vall, F. Hite, T. Hearn, R. Cook, K. Nieman, B. Brand, E. Hill. SECOND ROW: L. Pludow, C. Fisher, K. Wood, M. Alexander, R. Cohan, E. Lindahl, M. Olie, B. Lambo, L. Seruggs, D. Mastell. FRONT ROW: C. Jega, P. Larson, P. De Lisse, R. Arnaudoft, B. Novick, A. Horton, S. Keyes, C. Falkenberg, E. Godel, P. Stone, J. Browne. Mr. Ritter, period 2, US History 2: LAST ROW: C. Toll, C. Stevens, M Manes, J. Whitfield, C. Savage, G. Denechaucl, R. Lagler, K. Reinhard C. Axelson, R. Andrzejak, B. Douglas, R. Piper. SECOND ROW: W Harper, C. de la Rivera, H. Flory, N. LaBianco, C. Allen, C. Thomas, C Chivington, P. Parker, J. Weber, R. Hill, T. Freeman. FRONT ROW: M Kirk, I. Hoffman, J. Tully, S. Forsythe, L. Ferrara, K. Burgan, R. Brown D. Salguero, M. Davis, P. Roy. Mr. Major, Mrs. Evans, period 1, 10A English classes: BACK ROW: P Russel, R. Herrera, D. Gelbman, R. Couture, M. Weisberger, A. Linde- man, G. Rubino, M. Dayton, R. Taylor, D. Stitz, R. King, J. Bellavia, G Aguilar, J. Lack. THIRD ROW: J. Hanewich, S. Swift, J. Figueroa, R Lesser, T. Durham, C. Walworth, V. Ekman, L. Dubin, M. Jebejian, J Miller, H. Prince, D. Long, B. Fisher, SECOND ROW: D. Price, J Bliven, C. Billone, B. Goklman, B. Lewis, S. Speicher, B. O'Sullivan, D Hamilton, C. Ely, C. Le Master. FRONT ROW: B. Newman, J. Toney K. Calkin, C. Jones, M. House, K. Kovacs, C. Salado, S. Britton, J. Roth Y. Ramirez. Miss Briggs, period 6, U. S. History II: LAST ROW: G. Rob- ertson, P. Wiener, D. Green, M. Traxler, D. Schwartz, J Shanahan, M. Kay, B. Farrell, K. Hartley. SECOND ROW: B Harris, J. Rudolfi, B. Taylor, A. Thorseth, A. Sheely, P. Low- ther, S. Ericson, V. McKnight, D. Fraser. FRONT ROW: J Klein, D. Saugstad, X. Uretzky, C. Garrett, P. Larsen, D. Stev- enson, P. Bushery. Mr. Ritter, period 5, U: S. History I: LAST ROW: K. Mac- fadden, P. Odato, K. Schaller, G. Mitkus, J. Brooks, L. Zentner, K. Caldwell, C. Bath, S. Cary, J. Agins, K. Wil- kerson, R. Melendez. SECOND ROW: S. Carpenter, D. LeMontree, D. Beau, J. Carter, V. Garner, B. Shambaugh, N. Lang, T. Clairmont, R. Gates. FRONT ROW: I. Cohen, O. Jervis, R. Housman, M. Gurney, K. Geyer, A. Johnson, A. Conger, C. Rappoport, C. Young. Mr. Ritter, period 3, U. S. History I: LAST ROW: R. Lind- sey, A. Immoor, M. Gordon, T. Jones, H. Hefele, H. Foster M. Feder, B. Elowitt, B. Kay, S. Stelter, J. Mooney, J Whelpley. SECOND ROW: M. Felts, L. Dobbs, L. Lam- bert, J. West, J. Ellis, B. Bucher, E. Lincoln, R. Hanley, G Greathouse, S. Knickerbocker. FRONT ROW: P. Mc- Mullan, T. Robertson, C. Banks, A. Watamura, J. Schecter J. Jenkins, M. Pineiro, P. Zane. Mrs Parker s and Miss McGarrys period 4 10A English FOURTH ROW: D. Scott, S. Kearns, L. Laab, M. Webb, C. Folcke K McTernan D Folmer R J Dooley W DeFru B Chang H Nissen, D. Alexander, C. Stark, R. Sugar. THIRD ROW K Ross D Baxter N Fox D Brubaker G Tanner J Singer, L. Hirsh, B. Stephens, J. Dunning, W. Brunnick, P Cusick D Grant SECOND ROW E Mochon L Austin T Helstrom, B. Bruck, B. Albin, C. Mungerro, V. Iglesias, B Toni J Hanchey B Tupper FRONT ROW B Formeller W Orson, D. Scott, M. Webb, S. Kraushaar, R. Cappelli, 7 L...-f Miss Farmasonis, period 3,.U. S. History II: LAST ROW: D. Dunn, M. Seidel, B. Sawin, M. Craven, B. Mathis, A. Reilly, J. Bylo, A. Krajeski, J. Burstiner, M. Blank, J. Goldstein, B. Watters. SECOND ROW: C. Bruce, D. Jones, C. Murray, P. Faralla, B. Frierson, A. Zeitlin, D. Davidson, W. Pike, D. D'Oporto, C. Roman, S. Ruben, C. Ayers. FIRST ROW: C. Kikas, R. Crowell, A. Blank, E. Parmenter, L. Utter, M. Saxe, K. Johnston, R. Gil, C. Burnett, F. Cleworth. Miss Farmasonis, period 1, U. S. Government: LAST ROW: E. Ballard, R. Monro, J. Behrens, L. Buell, J. Roehrs, S. Wells, T. Jester, R. Chambers, R. Watts. SECOND ROW: M. Phelps, E. Babitz, G. Stevens, K. Moss, D. Jenkins, D. Chunn, S. Moore, B. Oschin, L. Robinson, E. Cheng. FIRST ROW: M. Penske, K. Linn, P. Burtt, J. Dapper, E. Bartold, D. Fischer, B. Robbins, A. Eckbo, E. Peterson, A. Prendergast. cigome smack of age in you, some relish ofthe saltness of time . . .97 II Henry IV 'N Mr. Hansen, period 4, 10A English: LAST ROW: W. Buchanan, G. O'Brien, N. Sebok, M. Campbell, A. Mendez R. Okun, T. Cagan, S. Gerkin, S. Golly, E. Engelman, D. Martin. SECOND ROW: C. Moore, V. Miglins, S. Hub- bard, K. Dillion, L. May, T. Wolf, K. Kendig, L. Noblitt, S. Abrarns, C. Shoup. FRONT ROW: R. Murray, S. Kell J. Peterson, S. Dougherty, J. Clausen, L. Rettich, C. Burrows, J. Nyi. Mrs. Anderberg, period 6, 10A English: LAST ROW: B. Haig, J. Young, J. Stewart, D. McLeod, A. Cyr, T. Den Ouden, S. Clemens, A. Erickson. SECOND ROW: M. French, S. Daniel, D. Granett, A. Edwards, G. Boghich, P. Slocum, J. Carmean. FIRST ROW: M. Shehee, B. Gar- ber, J. Estrem, P. Long, T. Stern, M. Morrissey. Mrs. Anderberg, period 5, 10B English: LAST ROW: M. O'Bryant, R. Maggio, L. Melick, R. Unland, B. Davis, T. Evans, J. Clark, W. W. Hughes, S. Engel, J. Gilliam, R. Ruiz, D. De La Vaux, R. Lucles. SECOND ROW: L. George, K. Power, P. Garabedian, J. Jennings, V. Mea- dows, K. Kroes, S. Kardos, H. Kaska. FIRST ROW: Z. Razavi, D. Cole, E. Parker, C. Nova, D. Smith, B. Sav- age, M. Cochrane. Mrs. Raymond, period 2, 10A English: LAST ROW: B. Cooper, 'M. Beche, S. Gunning, R. Harrison, S. Greenhill, J. Henaghan, B. Davis, B. Arturian, P. Els- bree, C. Bailey, D. Ferguson, B. Bailey. SECOND ROW: B. Bellamak, M. Hughes, R. Ginsburg, B. Har- mon, S. Gardner, R. Khedari, P. Hammond, M. Ba- ruel, J. Berry, L. Hoagland. FIRST ROW: R. Ismail, M. Faber, P. Marcum, S. Gregory, D. Holz, M. Jor- dan, C. Jandro. Mr. Allen, period 1, U. S. History II: LAST ROW: M. Hemmer, R. Nicoletti, D. Oppenheim, M. Hershorn, S. Andell, J. Bloom, R. Chalian, D. Kooy, M. Mc- Mahon, Y. Seifert. SECOND ROW: K. Birch, S. Sag- man, C. Benson, F. Sullivan, J. Saydah, S. Karacas, S. Sullivan, P. Quigley, D. Powell, T. Olson. FRONT ROW: M. Mackie, L. Sabinson, L. Goldberg, E. Perry, K. Christian, F. Mozaffari, C. Dougherty, D. Dunkel. MISS FARMASONIS, period 2, U.S. History II LAST ROW: W. Mead, T. Askins, B. Straub, A. Buchwitz, E. Santistevan, R. Gannon, J. Holt. SECOND ROW: L. Lloyd, D Katz, P. Molyneux, C. Nichols, G. Silvers, R. Salido. FRONT ROW: J. Geddes, J. Smith, S. Klopp, S. Johnson, K. Kirchoff, D. Hom. iffad I but seen thy picture in this plzght, it would have maddened me. N MISS FARMASONIS, period 6, U.S. History II LAST ROW: M. Krause, B. Cochran, R. Oster, G. Ivask, S. Mogil, D. Standish, M. Manning, R. Jackson, D. Sackman, L. Brown, D. Coberly. SECOND ROW: B. Britton . Kidian S. Richardson . Brearle S 9 .I 7 7 J y, ' Grossman, D. Fischer, B. Thompson, S. Ray, A. Hago- pian. FRONT ROW: M. Swanson, P. Barochiere, B. Critchfield, J. Hufnagel, J. Gordon, C. Rabbett, J. Wakely, M. Hong. MR. ALLEN, period 4, U.S. History I LAST NOW: B. Williams, J. McDonald, G. Silvers, S. Stenton, E. Santistevan, D. Meredith, J. Righetti, D. Smith, R. Kellogg. SECOND ROW: A. Hughes, P. Raspano, T. Friml, E. Cevallos, S. Thompson, J. Kurthy, L. Sanchez, F. Espinal. FRONT ROW: P. McGinnis, M. Ballard, J. Smith, W. Lewin, J. Lewin, W. Wise, S. Gardner, E. Dorka. MR. MEYER, period 2, 10B English LAST ROW: L. Angress, D. Hubert, R. Gates, R. Hill, R. Ahlburg, S. Lilly, P. Castiglione, J. Quigley, R. Batres, B. Crawford. SECOND ROW: B. Booker, S. Anzallo, J. King, A. Scocker, R. Gerst, S. Smith, D. Jones, M. Altman, G. Meermens, J. Beavers. FIRST ROW: B. Thompson, C. Foyt, S. Lopez, V. Rose, J. Wilson, L. Shavelson, M. Smith, L. Murry. Titus Andronicus WI y ' 6 wx wx' fn : , f ,,? - 5? - -' ' f : z 'W , 4 if f -7 4,5 1 I f 0 ffk' .AA 624s many arrows, loosed several ways, Come to one mark, as many ways meet in one town, As many fresh streams meet in one salt sea, As many lines close in the dials centre, So may a thousand actions, once afoot, End in one parposef, Henry V in ad-' s QE N!!- fL,z- yy, F Y lllfliiillytr .l Mr. Rahm promotes the creative talent of his students in the production Mtg- Htmbett is noted for het atttatttve bulletin of useful as well as strikingly bold ceramic items. board displays, featuring clever cartoons and numerous articles of interest. - ft -'f 1' ' ' tht f ' dsho.Mr. . . . Q 'i-Rurfe xuflgjtrrefjlged with enthusiasm 15 a 0 V00 P The distalf side of the student body becomes fa- e i uc . . . . . . . 0 ef 'S m1l1ar with the intricate arts of the kitchen under if the capable direction of Mrs. Lukens. V' K ,,,,ah-' 2 Mrs.Jolley,a new faculty member, proved responsible for an increased interest in the music program. Her class in pipe organ was a highlight of the school year. Mr. Major's Recommended American Literature Class faced a heavy diet of familiar classics, including THE SCAR- LET LETTER, BABBITT, HUCK FINN, WASHINGTON SQUARE, WALDEN, and HIROSHIMA. l Mr. Bauer's Art Production class is responsible for all the publicity for school events. Here they are actively preparing for Alumni Day. Mrs. Van Sickle helps a student fxt a dress in one of 1 the clothing classes. T eNews Hollywood High School NEWS is one of the few high school papers which is pro- duced entirely by students. It is written, made-up, and run off the press by members of the staff. Under the spirited guidance of Miss Florence Miller, the NEWS is pub- lished twice a month. The publication consists of articles on many different topics pleasing the individual inter- ests of all the students, and it has achieved numerous awards and superior ratings. EDITORS: J. Riddell, M. Hershorn, J. Crosby, L. Hoffman. EXECUTIVE NEWS STAFF ASSISTANTS: M. Stiles, J. Burdick, T. Potase, H. Lipton P. Burtt, D. Cutting, S. Davies, B. Gates. PRESS CLUB, BACK ROW: R. Moreland, H. Lipton, A. Gerst, D. Cut- ting, G. Weiss, J. Crosby, T. Potase, R. McCardie, P. Kennedy, J. Riddell, B. Vogel. THIRD ROW: P. Weiner, M. Hershorn, J. Burdick, S. Perez, S. Weiss, M. Gordon, D. Durkee, B. Robbins, B. Shannon, D. jones. SECOND ROW: j. Cobb, K. Kocher, S. Brown, R. Frank, D. Bouman, J. jones, S. Davies, K. Samuel, P. Grode. FRONT ROW: L. Haisch, L. Hoffman, D. Everson. Any effort as complex as a school newspaper involves the work of many persons in order that the news may be found, written, edited, arranged, and printed With a rare enthusiasm and attitude of service the students in the Journalism classes and in the Press Club contribute their time to the success of the NEWS. JOURNALISM CLASS, BACK ROW: B. Vogel, P. Weiner, G. Weiss, T. Potase, D. jones, B. Gates, C. Ain, M. Flagg, C. Franklin. FOURTH ROW: J. Burdick, R. Moreland, H. Lipton, A. Gerst, D. Cutting, R. Mc- Cardie, P. Kennedy, D. Jones, B. Shannon. THIRD ROW: R. Frank, D. Bouman, S. Perez, P. Burtt, S. Weiss, M. Gordon, D. Durkee, B, Robbins, L. Haisch, P. Grode, A. Helquist. SECOND ROW: J. Cobb, K. Kocher, S. Brown, M. Stiles, J. jones, S. Davies, K. Samuel. FRONT ROW: M. Hershorn, J. Crosby, J. Riddell, L. Hoffman. Dave Kaplan George Janssen 677mm the crown of hzls heaa' to the sole of his foozg he is all m1'rz'h.w Much Ado about Nothing jerry Kearns, john Crosby Al Immoor Jeff GOFE john Zazzaro, Bob Adams C7 do not only marvel where thou spemlest thy thne, but also how thou art accompanied 77 I Henry IV 40 1 I' ' A Uqfginf' High noon on Highland Avenue. The ubiquitous Santa is captured in the Christmas decoration of Miss Harwoodls room. I-OSI and Found: E- Barwld, M- Mackie, V- Trimble, J- A special feature of Mrs. Parker's Recommended 10A English class Bussell. is a series of panel discussions on semantics and the growth and devel- opment of language. l,.,, , ,aiffcle ' ml Several generations meet on Alumni Day. Here Cynthia Seiling, student- body vice-president, '60, talks with Louis F. Foley, former principal of Holly- wood High School, while his grandson John Foley, studentbody president, '60, looks on. Also in the picture are Cynthia's father, Kenny Seiling, '36, and Alice Wilson Young, '37, and her daughter,Becky Young head pompon girl and 12B class president, '61. judge john Aiso of the Superior Court, '26, Mrs. Rosemary McCoy james, '43, Harold Fields, '22, William Schroeder, '24, Bill Burrud, '43, Miss Bertha Standfast, girls' vice-principal, George C. Wfoods, '21, Mrs. Helen Hughes Reeves, vice-president of the alumni association, '35: George Qjerryj Zabach, Jr., '47, Mrs. Elsie Litschl-ce Hubenthal, '35, Lawrence Young, president of the alumni association, '25, Craig Nason, president-elect of the alumni association, '22, Carl Terzian, '53, Harold E. Perry, principal of Hollywood High School. Miss Bertha Standfast, girls' vice-principal, greets George C. Woods, '21, his wife, julia Smythe Woods, '25, and their daughter-in-law, Barbara Scott Woods, '54. Superior Court judge john Aiso, '26, is being pre- sented with a plaque in appreciation of services as president of the alumni association last year. Mak- ing the presentation are Lawrence Young, current president, '25, and Craig Nason, president-elect, '22. Alumni Day Hollywood High School is proud to have a loyal and devoted group of al- umni. Each year, When January brings another Alumni Day, familiar faces re- live pleasant memories and greet old friends, and this year's meeting was the most successful and happy occasion in many years. 4 x ' , A. :B- nnual taff STAFF: Carlos de la Rivera, Jeanette Durant, Carrie Enwright, Dave Gordon, Elaine Holstein, Shari Titel, Roddy Wer- UCF. Well, the old annual staff really percolated this year. Under the peppy direction of Editor Fred Wilson, who just oozed enthusiasm, the whole bevy of artists demonstrated all sorts of zip and zowie, and of romp and razzle-dazzle. Frankly, the whole job was more fun than a barrel of sophomores or an American Legion convention. We never thought we'd get it all done, but somehow it just all slipped together with a splash and a crash! We worked so hard and so fast and accomplished so much that you might've thought it was a faculty meeting! So congrats to all the kids who plugged like mad and went gung-ho to make the 1960 Poinsettia the best darn annual ever prefabbed at good old Hollywood High School, U. S. A.! Like fabulous! Like oski wow-Wow!!! CTI! note you in my book of memory 77 I Henry VI Fred Wilson, Editor v y w 1 w i Re istration Committee FALL: LAST ROW: G. Weiss, K. Seifert, R. Glasbancl, V. Ber- key, L. Hoffman, W. Dixon. THIRD ROW: B. Mitchell, E Littrell, G. Mauer, R. Moe, E. Hoyer. SECOND ROW: T. Stev- enson, V. Trimble, C. Sowder, M. Cohen, B. Watanabe, S. Us- trich, M. Norman, C. Tritle. FRONT ROW: D. Bouman, C Stein, C. Hopka, C. Herrick, D. Mainwaring, A. Koppelman G. Steckel. Tut thou, most fine, most honour ,LL most renown U . . . W II Henry IV SPRING: LAST ROW: R. Moe, R. Shavelson, S. Poggi, D. French, J. Lincoln, S. Burgoyne, B. Layos, J. Whitsett, B. Mit- chell, D. Brown, J. Hodge. SECOND ROW: C. Cutting, C. Sowder, G. Steckel, C. Stein, A. Mendez, E. Littrell, J. Blair, E Hoyer, M. Norman, D. Mainwaring, S. Ustrich, V. Shaw, L. Gastel. FRONT ROW: C. Sieling, M. Glasser, C. Hopka, D. Bouman, J. Clausen, J. Gillett, M. Cohen, J. Bussell, M. Rattner, J. Ellsworth, C. Herrick. s SPRING: BACK ROW: L. Patler, C. Brown, T. Hite, G. Abdo, D. Henricks, V. Gregorian, J. Foley, G. Powell, W. Dixon, B. Wasow, M. Hershorn, S. Hershorn, F. Mindlin. SECOND ROW: C. Imai, A. Thorseth, J. Robertson, N. Phoebus, C. Spence, K. Mace, K. Erlich, C. Sowder, S. Patterson, R. Greenspan. THIRD ROW: S. Veltry, C. Saugstad, B. Youing, D. Bouman, S. Ustrich, P. Grode, C. Hopka, K. Samuel, B. Leong. FRONT ROW: E. Rodeschek, J. Hodge, D. Ma ison. Leadership FALL: BACK ROW: D. Gordon, L. Patler, L. Hoffman, C. Bamford, D. Kaplan, V. Gregorian, G. Powell, E. Koegler, J. Robertson. SEC- OND ROW: B. Sawyer, B. Hurle, A. Thorseth, S. Jones, G. Edgely, M. Hershorn, T. Hodges, M. Clausen, A. Kelley. THIRD ROW: B. Watanabe, C. Cutting, J. Blair, T. Hite, J. Hodge, A. Eckbo, S. Pat- terson, R. Greenspan. FOURTH ROW: C. Brown, B. Young, E. Ro- deschek, S. Hershorn, G. Maurer, E. Littrell, C. Sowder. FIFTH ROW: S. Veltry, C. Saugstad, D. Bouman, G. McKinley, S. Davies, C. Seil- ing. KNEELING: N. Phoebus. J. Foley, T. Nossaman, B. Leong. E ,,.. Seiling, presidentg T. Hodges, secretary-treasurer. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: B. Leong treasurerg T. Nossaman, vice-presidentg J Foley, presidentg Nikki Phoebus, secre tary. 3 What well-appointed leader fronts us tudentbody ffieers GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS: S. jones, vice-president: C. cc 77 here? II Henry IV Fall 1959 BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS: J. Blair, president, D. Gordon, vice-presidentg C. Bamford, secretary-treasurer. new STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: D. Madison, treasurerg BOYS, LEAGUE OFFICERS: A. Barabas, vice-president, C. Seiling, vice-president: E. Rodeschek, secretary, j. D. Henricks, president, B. Wasow, secretary-treasurer, I-Iodge, president. C7 am a wise fellow, ami which is more, an officer 7, Much Ado About Nothing tudentbod fficers pring 1960 GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS: S. Patterson, vice-president, S. Veltry, presidentg R Greenspan, secretary-treasurer. BOARD OF CONTROL flralljz LAST ROW: D. Kaplan, G. Powell, C. Brown, L. Hoff- man, V, Berkey, J. Hodge. THIRD ROW: J. Robertson, C. Sowders, S. Patterson, B. Hurle, C. Cutting. SECOND ROW: D. Bouman, A. Eckbo, N. Fried, C. Selling. FRONT ROW: J. Foley, T, Nossaman, N. Phoebus, B. Leong. 12B Class officers Clilysians, W '6lD: K. Erlich, vice-president, K. Samuel secretar B Y n e 'd K Ma , yg . ou g, pr Sl entg . ce, rreasurerg C. Spence, Board of Control. Student to Mr. Crawford: lfor my part, I may speak it to my shame, I have a truant been? Loz1e's Labor's Lost Mr. Crawford to parent: MWhatis his fault? The flat transgression of a schoolboy 77 I Henry IV Parent to Student: MT he devil tlamn thee black, thou cream-faced loonlw Macbeth Mrs. Hlmberr, period 5, 10B English: LAST ROW: T. Cassten, R. Newberry, A. Houck, P. Gardner, J. Beers, T. Williams, L. Peebles, T. Hughs, Ed. Fawag, N. Kuramoto, I. Erikson, M. Schneider. THIRD ROW: B. Deering, J. Rubin, B. Odell, I. Sorenson, A. Sorenson, E. Peedo, D. Pendleton, K. Morrisroe, L. Delgado, A. Hedgaard. SECOND ROW: A. Goode, L. Tilgman, R. Back, R. Margolis, B. George, R. Schoenthal, C. Garrity. FRONT ROW: B. Weiss, C. Fein, M. Farmer, J. Friedman, T. Ray, L. Leach. Miss Briggs, period 5, U. S. History II: LAST ROW: P. Seeley, C. Cooke, G. Wood, B. Mitchell, J. Kearns, R. Dolan, A. Miller, S. Poggi, D. Hull, W. Zink C. Stamper, T. Stevenson, I. Khadiyah. SECOND ROW: S. Stevenson, M. Mar- tinez, L. Ginsky, C. Enwright, J. Megowan, D. Asay, S. Nuccio, K. Gannon, M. Holmes, B. Luboviski, C. Spivey. FRONT ROW: S. Rawlings, A. Rose, B. Zimmerman, L. Leneman, M. Rattner, R. Beton, H. Vinson, R. Dickey, J. Simms, K. Ismail, W. Lewis. ff Mr. Major and Mr. Gottlieb, period 2, 10A English: LAST ROW: B. Surkes, D. Savino, L. Gates, D. Goodman, J. Henry, L. Springwell, R. Kellogg, S. Stuart, L. Jimenez, S. Wilson, S. Foster, J. Vasquez, D. Kooy. THIRD ROW: S. McCann, A. Conkey, S. Space, R. Cupp, R. Forest, D. Fegley, M. Mazarin, R. Kneubuhl, L. Garber, A. Wirner, A. Leg- gitt, P. Archer, L. Garth. SECOND ROW: P. Coons, K. Bland, H. Wengraf, J. Emgland, M. Brooks, J. Kramer, J. Kra- mer, D. Hoekstra, S. Kales, A. Averill, W. Koelsch, J. Burnett. FRONT ROW: P. McGinnis, S. Rust, G. Subke, M. Epstein, L. Newman, B. Wise, C. Suhostavsky, S. Brunet, P. Larson. Mr. Birnbaum, period 2, U. S. History II: LAST ROW: G. Grover, D. Lederman, J. Talt, J. Roheling, B, Allport, B. Nich- ols, J. Irvine, E. Whitaker, G. Powell, J. Pauly, D. Thompson, P. Gritton, D. Giler, D. Cummings. SECOND ROW: D, Bliven, P. Rowdin, D. Cutting, G. Barham, S. Space, W. Dickerson, R. Rayburn, B. Morrison, J. Shulman, S. Hayes, S. Little. FRONT ROW: E. Holstein, D. Evenson, E. Boxer, S. Holden, J. Gold, B. Marple, P. Gruen, S. Arshagouni, D. Smith. 7 Mr. Meyer, period 3, 10A English: LAST ROW: B. Brophy, R Chambers, M. Dendrinos, G. Newman, W. Lincoln, S. Rullman J. Elliott, J. Williamson. SECOND ROW: A. Israelski, C. D'Errico S. Baron, R. Janus, G. Babish, C. Liggett, C. Friedman, H. Wong FRONT ROW: J. Pim, P. Hopper. V. Riseley, D. Ward, 1. Druck- enmiller, C. Halbert, D. Ryder. Mr. Meyer, period 6, 10A English: LAST ROW: K. Deutch, N Marino, L. Brewer, S. Taylor, M. McDaniels, M. Kramer, M. Ash- ley. SECOND ROW:M. Moncivais, J. Cupp, D. LaRonge, J. Zink M. Moore. FRONT ROW: D. Mossman, M. Villasenor, E. Lak, P Hyland, V. Lucid. Mrs. Himbert, period 6, 10A English: LAST ROW: K. Wilkins, R Wickert, W. Tomlinson, R. Kahn, J. Perez, D. Smith, K. Tompson SECOND ROW: M. Flynn, J. Ketchum, D. Wright, C. Lubke, B Fisher, K. Johnson, E. Kent. FRONT ROW: A. Godel, L. Crosby D. Hammond, H. Leneman, L. Harris, B. Leigh-Taylor. Mrs. Souders, period 5, U. S. History II: LAST ROW: D. Smith, D. Anvelt, R. Amrhein, J. Franklin, K. Rodenbush, M. Flagg, D. Pahuta, P. Hunt, C. Ain, J. Edney, E. Williams, R. Steven, E. Norman. SECOND ROW: L. MacDonald, G. Richee, D. Mungerro, M. Sanders, J. Rohrer, J. Berry, O. New, J. Lundquist, W. Stuckey, G. Simpson, N. Burkhrdt, W. Urbach, S. Gross. FRONT ROW: B. Schulman, L. Sayre, D. Browning, S. Crooks, N. Beers, I. Mitchell, M. Richardson, A. Holland, C. Henley, J. Snyder. 9 J U. S. History, 2 period 3, Mr. Beller: BACK ROW: G. McKinnon, R. Oli- veri, L. Aston, R, Ferris, D. Goodman, N. Rassuskin, C. Bailey. FRONT ROW: N. Barrenechea, M. Mikuler, A. Pontrelli, R. Rynearson, J. Bixler, P. La River. You are too young, too happy and too good U All'5 Well Tlaat Ends Well. Mr. De Land, period 1, 10B English: BACK ROW: J. Bonynge, B. johnson, S. Chickello, A. Scherer, B. Breiter, T. Moore, N. Noordhof, T. Levy, F. Terzian, J. Clerx. SECOND ROW: G. Broulard, D. Kahn, S. Lee, N. Mason, S. Kidian, J. Wagner, B. jackson, A. Bailey. FRONT ROW: N. Nichols, A. Caldwell, M. McDonnell, H. Shaw, C. Gross- man, M. Halchester, H. Salvador, R. Brown. Mr. Major and Mr. Gottlieb, period 3, 10A English: LAST ROW: B. Straub, R. Perez, B. Schroeder, A. Buchwitz, G. Tillitt, E. Santistevan, G. Silvers, R. Gannon, J. Righetti, K. Dillion, D. Moyer, P. Valle- jo, R. Thorgusen, P. Molyneux. THIRD ROW: D. Phillip, M. Singer, J. Mynear, L. Lloyd, R. Peebles, P. Schlom, W. VanderBurgh, D. Racataian, Y. Na- than, C. Sponseller, R. Salido, M. Mejia. SECOND ROW: R. Wilkoff, S. Whiteman, L. Radoev, C. Ro- mo, E. Callaghan, P. Raspano, P. Tucker, D. Hom, E. Shank, S. Smith. FIRST ROW: R. Moran, K. O'Brien, L. Mendlen, D, Murray, R. Shaw, L. Cer- aso, Z. Tahbaz, C. Ormsby. Mrs. Raymond, period 6, 10B English: BACK ROW: A. Langley, W. Rippel, J. Ayres, D. Visconti, D. Hamilton, R. Hampton, J. Miller, B. Gould, T. Ankrom, D. Bryan, M. Ayaev, M. Cook, M. Kibbee. SECOND ROW: B. Wit- aker, J. Dearle, E. O'I-Iara, E. Campagna, L, McEachern, C. Katz, R. Dobbin, B. Hanley, S. Elagin, S. Shandroff, J. Lindauer. FIRST ROW: P. Robidoux, R. Plampitt, P. Cole, M. Lee, M. Alexander, A. Coletti, G. Clark, N. Borzage C. Benson, E. Erlendsson, C. Gordon. i CC N 0, let the hours be short till fields anal blows anal groans applaud our sport! E 5 ffl 1, ' v 1 , ' s c 4' 'fcsaff ff , . l , 1 . , v. , V 3' ,lv-'-3551 . if 'eu SQ, .F 'z V' r . . -: 1 ' dx .1-Wi? ,a f in f 1 - wa. 1 i n -'ff1'::i:w1,,vf:. 5 , - .ff I l4'r2 'f'f' 5K?'A'f -' 'N-.1 W' 'ff' i : 'P - tiny 'L 'eq' l so A .1,'!',v1.,: .,L.,.,s',1 6' f e .1 .A,,,.f J L .vs b, N113-fwwf. 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H,- 4 X Y come no more to make you laugh: things now, That bear a weighty and a serious brow, Sack high, and working, full of state and woe, Such noble scenes as tlraw the eye to flow, We now present Those that can pityg here Mayg uf they think it well, let fall a tear,- The subject will cl eseroe it. Such as give Their money out of hope they may believe, May here find truth too. Those that come to see Only a show or two, and so agree The play may pass, if they be still and willing, Fll undertake may see away their shilling Richly in two short hours. U H V The actors are at hand and by their show You know all that you are like to know. W A Midsummer Nightiv Dream When my cue comes, call me and I will answer. A A1id5llUl7lI6T Nigbfs Dream Wllhe Grass Harp Catherine Creek Collin Talbo Dolly Talbo Verena Talbo Dr. Morris Ritz The Reverend's wife The Reverend The Barber The Baker's wife The Postmistress The Sheriff judge Charlie Cool The Choir Mistress Big Eddie Stover Brophy Sam Maude Riordan Anne Kramer David Giler Liana Engstrom Manuela Gainsburg Lennard Richmond Leah Leneman Gabe Granett Mark Peacock Gay Prindle Judith Kay Edward Khmara joel Rosenberg Georgiana McIntosh Jay Saltsman Jerry Yule Huntley Bluestein Shelly Ruben Miss Baby Love Dallas Patty Chittenden by Truman Capote Hollywood High School Drama Department presented as its fine arts production, Truman Capote's whimsical play, The Grass Harp. The story, set in the deep south, con- cerns an avaricious sister's attempt to dominate not only her sensitive sister, Dolly, but also, the citizens of the small southern community. In an effort to escape Dolly, Katherine Creek, judge Charlie Cool, and young Collin Talbo sought refuge in a huge tree-house on the outskirts of town. Although the play posed many technical problems, the stage crew, under the direction of Mr. Ashdon, and the stage design group, under the direction of Mr. Bauer, suc- ceeded in creating an extremely realistic representation of a Victorian dining room and a uniquely stylized tree. This adult play, under the competent direction of Mr. lngle, acted as a fine training ground for young actors and was greeted enthusiastically by large audiences. ' JL The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra appeared at Hollywood High School, presenting an outstanding series for the benefit of many hundreds of elementary and senior high school students. 'F QP, . 4 . 1 ,ff x m f X, Arif 4 .., ,sf-, . 4 ' , ..., - -. , 2 4, ff f ' -I P75 H ' . A2- 'AA ' ' iff x......l.., 66 0, had I but followed the artsfw Twelfth Night .mqunfvfih-nw , iw. 5 EM' 4' J x ,,f,1 , 4. S.- ' wg ,- 5 I 3 . . f 4 f f' , I ,,...- Q qv W, -wx ii? i 'if-v 1 X, gilt, A V21 w , 1 v Q , if diff' x '+' ,....., Iii? A 4 V W J' .. CTW now sits expectation in the air. 79 Henry V PALADIN CLASS OFFICERS: BACK ROW--A. Kelley, Treasurerg D. Kaplan, Board of Control. THIRD ROW-M. Clausen, Vice President, B. Hurle, Board of Control. SECOND ROW-L. Hoffman, Board of Control. FIRST ROW--V. Ber- key, President, S. Davies, Secretary. PALADIN CLASS COUNCIL: BACK ROW-L. Slater, B. Gates, j. McCulloch, F. Koegler, T. Young, B. Miller, G. Papke, J. Zazzaro. FOURTH ROW- C. Lindouer, 1. Abdo, D. Labowitz, D. Warren, A. Gerst, C. Dunning, C. Bamford. THIRD ROW-J. Goldman, T. Nossaman, C. Flores, T. Hodges, M. Rip- peto, E. Ain, S. Banks, C. Dimon. SECOND ROW- P. Davis, G. Dominguez, M. McGowan, S. Karp, A. Fagrell, P. Nelson, L. Kusudo. FIRST ROW: L. Hoff- man, B. Hurle, M. Clausen, V. Berkey, S. Davies, A. Kelley, D. Kaplan. Paladins Winter 60 Four students of the Winter '60 class were elected to the Ephebian Society, whose members are choice graduates of the Los Angeles City High Schools, selected by their classmates and the faculty upon the basis of scholarship, character, and leadership. Arthur Gerst Arlene Kelley john McCulloch Tay Nossaman joseph Abdo Robert Adams Linda Agin Emily Ain Clair Aldrich Helen Backowski janis Baisden Stephen Baltz Charles Bamford Sheryn Banks Frank Bellomo Victor Berkey Norman Bernstein Stephen Brown Thomas Burt Cynthia Cammack joan Capranica William Chain Baerbel Cicotti Meridith Clausen Delores Coberly Sharron Conger Ana Cortez Caroline Dannaldson f'frigil-Y-I??l 3 1 if! V ' 9-j MQ: K we fy so , .rfs iA1 5 ' S239 , , fflon , 141 ,, my as Wiz.: uf., 32 ' '2 ' f X , Q W .Q '+o'-tal-1 ,K Q an 1 4 1, V, W! fgy f Q' . ' eww -. ,,',,' 2fl',9: . V,,, Vw gfw f. 4. 1 ,V,V, V I Xl 7 , , ,. I ' fy, f 'i 1 , 2 l ' ' R1 ff xxx Sandra Davies Patricia Davis Michael Dawson Karnig Derhajian Charles Dimon Genevieve Dominguez Carol Dudas Clothilde Dunning Daniel Echeveste Gail Elbinger joy Evans Anna Fagrell Jfae cfsoallz to bid farewell, we take our leaves. 7' Perirlex Carolyn Flores Timothy Ford Rodney Freese Elissa Friedman Lynda Fullerton Eclwardette Gannon Suzanne Gardner William Gates Lawrence Hoffman Betty Hurle Douglas Inks Thomas joanides Kathy johnson David Kaplan Sandra Karp Edwin Kendall Karen Kocher Frederick Koegler, jr. Charlotte Konrad Ann Koppelman Joseph Goldman Donald Gomez Jeffrey Gore Bonnie Gray Robert Greenfield Joan Hamilton Janet Harrison William Henry Tammy Hodges mils 'Ui f- . Iii'-I 5. f if Y. J .' 5 y : i... X , - . ,if is R l 1 C 'IS'-K H-.af arii an 45 7' xi 'jf l 1 f' 1-I 1 l gi ' t. . ' if ,' 1- fi A yay' .,- .f., Jin Walter Koulaieff Linda Kusuclo David I.nbowitz The impressive Hollywood High School Auditorium lends itself to many varied and outstanding performances. Robert Lemare Honey Lewis 4 i Constantine Linclouer Susan Lipp .gi Michael McElli0tt Melodie McGowan Ralph Matarazzo Sherry Meller john Metcalf Carla Meyer George Miglins William Miller Robert Mills Thomas Morrison Georgianna Mueller Patee Nelson Richard Newlee Dennis Nickerson Robert Nicklas Manuel Perez Thomas Porase james Price Peter Racataian Rosemary Reed Mary Rippero Harold Robinson Joyce Rosen Deborah Saffas jay Saltsman Susan Scharf Nancy Seidman Kurt Seifert 'A 2 f , M I .'i'n','9:j4a V V -W, , fl I, 1 f , if 1 ' X , f ' ' f 9 ir, ,.,,. , , 4 Za 17 17 , Q ,, .. M 22 4, W f f R S The smiles on the faces of the prom chaperones mask the serious and chal- lenging nature of their mission. BTC Arzelle Shambaugh gze!5SfW'TvT' ' ' ' -' -'E iz- , k ' Y . X , ' -I QV' ki fi fa' gl 1 Hagop Tchakerian Edith Traynor 'Hz-:ns-f Larry Slater Robert Slater Penny Smith Marcia Stark Patricia Stewart . ,f ' 'Z Linda Unger Toni Unger Sylvia Vargas Dwight Warren 'S---gfg --HP' Barbara Watanabe Lynne Wood jack Yee Timothy Young BHIIY ZHUSS John ZHZZHIO The 66M0ment of Truthw For the Class of Winter '60 Prom Ephebians john Foley Dennis French Don Henricks Tony Hite Archons john H od ge 0 Pune 1960 Gerry Maurer Richard Moe Cynthia Sieling Diane Sirota Carol Stein Sunny Ustrich ARCHON OFFICERS: E. Koegler, Board of Control, j. Foley, Board of Control, C. Sowder, treasurer, V. Gregorian, president, N. Phoebus, secre- tary, R. Shavelson, vice-presidentg B. Leong, Board of Control. ARCHON CLASS COUNCIL: BACK ROW: J. Rohers, D. French, J. Lincoln, B. Layos, J. Alvarez, F. Katch, J. Crosby, A. Barabas, B. Silver, M. Peacock, B. Marshall, D. Marx, D. Gordon, W. Dixon. FOURTH ROW: J. Davis, S. Meiers, J. Judd, F. Wilson, J. Hodge, G. Maurer, E. Littrell, S. Hashkie, P. Seeley, J. Beck, M. Norman, S. Gunderson. THIRD ROW: D. Mainwaring, A. Thorseth, J. Crown, G. Mayes, K. Collins, V. Shaw, S. Ustrich, M. Cohen, A. Helquist, K. Linn, E. Rocleschek, S. Winter- burne, L. Roberts. SECOND ROW: R. Werner, S. Stevens, S. McDaniels, j. Durant, T. Medina, C. Fuchs, M. Glasser, C. Herrick, M. Stiles, A. Patrone, C. Seiling, M. Lauer. FRONT ROW: E. Keogler, N. Phoebus, J. Foley, V. Gregorian, R. Shavelson, C. Sowder, B. Leong. Patricia Abdo Emily Adelsohn Daife Allison Juan Alvarez Ron Anderson Kathy Andrews Linda Andrews Marcia Armstrong Arthur Atkins Page Austin Eugene Ballard Al Barabas Rosiland Barbari Caroline Barrett Robert Barton judy Beaver Carl Beberich julia Beck Phillip Becker jack Behrens Linda Bell Bonnie Benson Michael Bergman Lorraine Beron Ingermarie Bevans Linda Bixler Loretta Blades Robert Blackmer Martha Blaine james Blair '-wg V' lx 'A 2 ff , ,I ' 1 ' 'i ff' ' Zigi 1.35 - V , ,W-Q Q, . -A ' ' i , ' X wif 21 Q' i 1 'T Q 1171 wp . ..Qf'2,v , -L ,. VN 4,,,,w an I gf' 'N .-wsfzgf 1' A ., 4, Q2 WJ ' ifzym- . H' ,K A wai- Wii? 'Q' ' ni k,N. M ,, 1,3 922.255 f t fi 'rp 'X if f J W. ,ffl , W , A . 'f f 'WY tx V, ' ff , 1: 4,4 an f f 'fy :7 ' , f 5? I 1 ' 5 r I If 1 1 1 w,i9?7ff 1 X, 9 a ,- 1145! ,f figs ZW f i, , Qf, tzagigfyf I: ,,..-sw 2 Z 3 p 1 i g -x .: lk 3 X iffjffll 5 Qwflit . or B wing 'F B Barbara Blocker Huntley Bluestein Stephen Blume Thomas Bonynge Steven Booras Leopold Borodovsky Mary Bracken Albert Brandstater Victor Brandt Terry Brannan Renee Brault William Brier Bernard Bromberg Robin Brown Sandra Brown Linda Buck Edmund Buckley Steven Burak Jeffrey Burdick Portia Burtt Jacqueline Bussell Linda Byron Lawrence Cabaldon Douglas Calder Edward Calvert 75 4. Shelly Canelstein jeffrey Cannon Gary Cardwell Maria Casas 'f '1'? , . Av' myfflfg El g.: v.l I ,z 72 J. avr! ' A lr' 4? 'W' I Jjjf? ff .6 ,,.,. M, i .- . f .cw-pf-::.f- 3 V 4? J s q ,. ., In . M4 ,,',, .:,Q.a , , ' zz , f ,., , ze 1, v 1-1: 4- , gi DEVOTI ON Ron Chambers Richard Cavalli Wayne Chapin Patricia Chittenden David Chunn Nicholas Ciaramella Ken Clardy Nancy Cobb John Cochran Mary Ann Cohen Karen Collins Ruth Colvin Charles Comstock Diane Coppola Richard Cook Robert Cooper Evie,Corey Michael Cowan Robert Cranford Terry Crane Wfayne Crawford Barbara Crays john Crosby Jeannie Crown Vivian Crowther Christie Cutting joseph D'Andrea Marijke deHaan Graciela De La O james Davis john Davis Richard Del Nostro Victor Denzl jo Anne Desherow Barbara De Simone Virginia Dib Christopher Dickel Warde Dixon Phyllis Dodson Ingrid Dorneger David Downie Lawrence Dubin Anne Duckworth Jeannette Durant Diane Durkee Richard Duryea Douglas Dutcher jean Eckman Melanie Eddy Jill Bagley , Y..,:7,y - -.. f ,,,, I W f Q f,f f P- f ff , , f ff X4 V, jx f, I fa f vf , f ,,,? - 2 I 31 5 4, 4, , ff 4 1 1 , -wang ,H 3,7 if . 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Johny Elbaz Jeffrey Ellis Janice Ellsworth Liana Engstrom James Estrem Linda Evanstad Judith Faye Carolyn Firth John Foley Barbara Formeller Charles Franklin Judith Fredine Michael Freed Dennis Frenchi Eileen Froelich Mary Ann Froelich Richard Fryberg Christine Fuchs Sharon Gage Manuela Gainsburg Lawrence Gale Jon Gallo Linda Gastel Judith Gaunt Anna Geraldino Barbara Gerow Leland Gery Janice Gillett Lawrence Ginsky Mary Anne Giroua rd cyllark their yehning noise Richard Glasband Margo Glasser Carlo Godel Kenneth Goldberg Barbara Goldman Estelle Goldstein David Gordon Kathleen Gordon Lawrence Gralla Gabriel Granett Shirley Green Michael Greene Stanley Greenberg Diana Greenough Victor Gregorian Edith Grijalva Everett Grimes Gary Gritton Pamela Grode james Guichard Titus Arzdronicus 5 F l F fll ...rl Q...- ,asl qi in f X-, Susan Gunderson Ramsey Gwynne Marie Hackstaff Leonor Haisch Katie Hardin Sharon Haschke Gary Hartung Nancy Hayes George Heath Robert Heck Ann Helquist Donald Henricks Carolyn Herrick Heather McDonald Sally Hire Anthony Hite John Hodge joan Hoffman Michael Hoffman Judy Hogan Shirley Holden Susan Holtzendorff Charlene Hopka Beatrice Horstkamp Edward Horvath CC Erik Hoyer Lawson Hughes Thomas Humphrey Virginia Humphreys Concepcidn Ibarra john Ireland Steven Irvin Dennis Issenhuth Anthony Ivancich jannette jefferson Margaret Blensen Altheo jo nston Sally Jones joseph Judd Susan Kaiser jimmy Karath Frank Katch Judith Kay Steven Kay Penny Kelly T his counsellor is now most still, 77 lTlOSf SGCTGZI, and l'l'lO.S'l gfClU6 Hamlet -xw-pf-55 i,ffgf,,j'f , Mi f 3 , 15 Rosalie Kilger Ronald Kirst Barbara Kitchupolos Clarke Klein Gloria Klicsu Erika Koegler Leo Kostka Linda Koopman Anne Kramer Thea Krause Margo Lauer William Layog Cheryl Le Claire Andrea Luby Anne Lemmon Alma Leon 82 -.milf 15113533 fy vrcywff: Betty Leong Susan Levin john Lincoln Kathie Linn Joseph Lista Ronald Little Earl Littrell jennifer Loft Thomas Logan Nancy Lohmeyer Linda Loken Brian Lombardi Danelle Madison Dannie Mainwaring Marilyn Malkin Kathleen Marcus Lucia Mariscal Salvador Mariscal Steven Markovich Rosemarie Marsico William Marshall Diann Martin Lynda Martin Louis Martino Dale Marx Gary Napier Darlene Massey Gerry Maurer Robert Maxwell Gretchen Mayes UF-E --asf 'i ...np .-at .pw S, 'fs ,ge x '55 47' T... YN-..,. Susan McDaniel Linda Yoakum David McDonnell Georgiana Mclntosh Gretchen McKinley Gail McMahon Kathrine McMahon Teresa Medina Judith Meowan Steven Meiers Lynne Melby Armin Michaelis Neil Mikesell james Miller Vicki Miller jane Minnich Richard Moe Richard Monro Hilda Morales Roberta Moreland Stephen Morgan Roy Morishita Sharon Morrell Gay Mourning Jeanne Myers Diane Nance Sjaan Needham Richard Newbery Katherine Newman James Newton Karen Nichols Darlene Nicklas Brian Noisom Diana Nolan Merrybeth Norman Karla Nova Maureen Novick Randolph Nutt Patricia Oppenheim Susan Oppenheimer Rosario Orclonez Peter Oreskovich Barbara Oschin Sondra Ossenkop Lincla Ostergard Dennis Ostrom james Overman Donna Packer Gregory Papke Richard Paquin Lynn Pasarow Annette Patrone Robert Patton Stefanie Paul Mark Peacock Susan Perez Elizabeth Peterson john Peterson Karen Peterson Terill Phillips A g 1 -' ff I 7 24W . W ., 'er , , f wa K -1 2' ax , f 091 - g -,g5::f5i.l If Sis: j f? 19512: ' ,:fw s2e1o2f' X Nikki Phoebus Judy Pierce z, il' Fw. Richard Pludow 53 Cathy Plummer The 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley brought together distinguished personages from all parts of the civilized world. wif '55 www tf,, it if ,Q .lg f it i 'A' 2: 1' QQ I Mark Popov-Dadiani Joanne Porter Arlene Prendergast Janice Price 1 Gay Prindle I V17 ,., . H, , ,, ,,,.,,,., , ,..,, ,,,,,,W, Darlene Pyle Patricia Rabbett Joseph Radice Clayton Rand Linda Randall fe P M85 Elizabeth Rankin Judith Rasbach Paul Rasch Daniel Relf Judith Richardson Jerry Roberts 15 Louise Roberts Thomas Roberts Ellen Rodeschek John Roehrs David Roesch Mark Rohloff Donna Rose Judith Rosenblum Marilyn Ross Oleg Ross Lani Roth George Ryder Joseph Sands Carla Saugstad Neal Savitt jerry Sawyer Maria Schmidt Kathryn Scickora Peggy Seeley Daniel Segal Richard Sewell Joyce Shaevitz Albert Shain Timothy Shamroy Patricia Shank Richard- Shavelson Valerie Shaw Vincent Sheerin Susan Sherman Daniel Sherman Nicky Shon Maureen Shoots joan Shulman joan Siegel 'fa ,, ,,, , 2: .fy ri ,-ff' ' , ,,, 1 . fs ,Mya , VV,, ZH , V tif Cynthia Sieling Cecilia Sikora Barry Silver Barbara Simon Randall Simonson Diane Sirota Dennis Smith Gary Smith john Smith Carol Sowder Kenneth Spencer William Spivey Louise Staiger Kristin Stanley Charles Steel Carol Stein William Stephenson Glenda Stevens Sue Stevens Michael St. Hilaire 88 NEXTSEMESTERGVILLE fSet decorations for the picture arranged by Dunn of Hollywood. Greenery donated by Frank Russell. Extra time to pose picture contributed by generous annual sponsorsj QE '337 ,,,,,,, rv' Wiki-'V ,E ,,,, f' ,- if 'la-ya S - Lawrence St. john Mary Stiles Phillip Stokoe Douglas Stormont Larry Stott Pamela Straub Curtis Strikfaden Karron Stubbs Kenneth Stumbo Loren Sutherland Colleen Sullivan David Swan john Swanson Boris Tabakoff William Tandrow JoAnn Teaman Virginia Teegarden Astrid Thorseth Dee Dee Thornton Gary Tillitt Kathleen Travis Carol Tritle Larry Tunick Ronald Turner Richard Unciano john Uricco Sunny Ustrich John Valentine Lilian Valle Sheila Veltry Paul Verdon Barry Vogel Gary Waid Linda Walker Charles Walworth Gary Wartik George Webb Janice Webster Mercedes Weil Stephen Weiss Carole Wells Scott Wells Roddy Werner Joanne Whitcup Ingrid White Jack Whitsett Beth Widdicombe Kenneth Wiecks Wendy Williams Fred Wilson joan Wilson Michael Wilson Angella Win Diane Winter Sandra Winterburne 90 Camerhons Spring 1960 BACK ROW: B. Leong, J. Clausen, K. Newman, J. Steckel, Mrs. Parker, C. Tritle, D. Sirota, T. Brannon, M. Cohen, J. Riddell. SECOND ROW: Miss Farmasonis, Miss Standfast, C, Sieling, E. Rodeschek, C, Sowder, B. Young, M. Blaine, M. Wolk, J. Ellsworth, V. Crowther. THIRD ROW: M. Glasser, M. Rattner, V. Smith, K. Collins, C. Stein, L. Gastel, J. Gillette, T. jeffer- son C Sau stacl FRONT ROW D Bouman V Shawn M Norman S Ustrith . Beck D. 9 - g ' I ' 1 - 'n - , - i D s J a Mainwaring, C. Herick. Larry Wood Tony Wright Jerry Yule Marla Wyiatt ' Barry Zalk Charles Zambito f 2: joseph Zangrilli A ' Wayne Zimmerman . . Franklin Zimring f Denise Fisher iw john Geist Gary Greathouse Pamela Hickman Grania Kalman Sondra Tibbles Donald Wollman Olga Wolpert Linda Wong 4- .L 4? 1 ,',,-5 . . , x ll' W: X, . F- 'Q' Ef?69' i if ' fl. V, 75552, W ,L iw:- -' iz: v ' ,:. -A .LV E 'ggi3w-L ' 23' ' f' il ' ?:!,f-Q4 ' -' I uh 1 'E J -13' J 4, rw 74 my-, x V if A-V Y L' ? F ,5,., ,X I, E iwifrjn? g ,-' -1'Qg,!'7 6 Y 'gg 1j'L,'a.- QM , ' 'alfa' , 41: H. ffm i. .- if-. 13 .al .yexg - 'nf W --11' my-H145 ' 5-:fi EM :nw 15, wi. ,1,.,- iq 1p1 ,V , P ', H Q . ' 3321125 -. 'ffm f' -- - QQM-1 . :J ,fx f1Y:3IL'-' QAJQQQ. ,va-iff.-. F:f.1,., , ije5:.f3'L',I 1. fi , r 1 1 92 1 -.:'Q' ' 'LK-'H 1.5 -W5 . - ,. ' W, fig -Q Varsity Football On the opening day of school in September, the consensus for the Western League was that the 1959 champion would be either University or Westchester, with Venice a threat to upset either one or both. University, Western League champions in 1957 and 1958, had 17 returning lettermen, including several all-league selections. Westchester had 23 returning lettermen, a complete first and second team! Venice had 18 returning lettermen, plus the entire championship B team of 1958. Considered a dark horse but highly feared was the 1958 runner-up, Hamilton, with 13 lettermen returning. Picked for last place were Fairfax and Hollywood. Everyone agreed that these two unfortunates would fight it out for the league cellar. Hollywood had only 5 returning lettermen of which only two had first-string experience: Chuck Steel, quarterback, and Boris Tabakoff, left guard. Erik Whitaker, Richard Russell, and Doug Stor- mont were the other returning lettermen. These five men were to form the nucleus of the greatest surprise teamu in the history of Los Angeles High School athletics. STANDING: E. Rodeschek, S. Hershorn, Sheik Foley, T. Hite, B. Young. KNEEL- ING: S. Veltry, C. Saugstad, G. Maurer. BACK ROW: R. Moreland, D. Winter, P. Kennedy, P. Seeley, P. Henry, M. Norman, J. Riddell, L. Noblett, M. Webb, C. Bath, C. Spivey, S. Meyers, E. Matlat, M. Sanders, P. Lowther. SECOND ROW: J. Rasbach, T. Paul, S. Hayes, B. Hurle, A. Kelley, R. Werner, S. jones, N. Phoebus, A. Wickham, J. Robertson, G. Steckle, K. jordan, G. Morning, S. Needham, D. Assay, S. Gunderson, V. Smith, C. Flores. THIRD ROW: L. Bell, S. Patterson, S. Morell, S. Linn, J. Siegel, V. Whittington, S. Space, L. Garber, L. Davidson, A. johnson, I. Goldman, J. Gracey, K. Linn, A. Eckbo, S. Winterburne, W. Weir. FOURTH ROW: E. Koegler, S. Stevens, K. Alston, J. Crown, C. LeClaire, B. Tully, A. Conger, C. Elbinger, R. McGillis, R. Brandt, T. Robles, L. Staiger, T. Medina, P. Gosling. FIFTH ROW: M. Mc- Gowan, P. Grode, M. Froelich, K. Ismail, S. Davies, F. Cleworth, P. Smith, N. Freid, L. DeLevitt, G. McKinley, J. Tucker, P. Link. SIXTH ROW: S. Brown, L. Sayre, C. Seiling, M. Dunson, C. Fuchs, K. Samuel, D. Saugstad, D. Evenson, W. Orson, K. Anton. Leaders: A. Fagrell, T. Brannan. Ringleaders ' 1 n 1 f . 'fx ,, 1 , , 5 f f l,,l, f Cy. ...gif f- . JV - Kiwi' , V 4, , 5. V' -f - 1 .. f-. ' . -1 124. f . - , . g'...mwf , U1 . 5,4 . - yn'?:w.f ' ' ff 1'-f. ', i'-,7-'W ,,f, f' f H! 4-. ' V f f f -.fa ,ff if , I7 ,V I N f V it A, ww L, 'ck A A 'V ,, Q, . 4 QV? 2 Es nw, ,' ff , 4 X ' 3 ,WW ,QM f M. . 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' ? -iff.,-4.1-?,:b :mf-.Cf -, .- ' - 1 1 1 L V 97 6111.8 disgrace is to be called boyg but 11119 glory is to subdue men. 97 174, ,- -x Til: Love's Labor Lost 9, jack Miller, tackle 1 , George Powell, end 2nd team All-Western League 115 o ,X ' X L. 2 3 . l in A , fr lt l ' L -:f '5 i 3 afuwg 'Vg I l:'Aj,'QE.,-N y' Q . jim Blair, halfback , Z- J 'J -ve aus Mfzwiv f mffffgih 'Jai - S es.-an ., .J ,M mil f f2'3fi'Ef A ' A ' 5-3-Qyfadiiil N123 g ,Am Qzfffiz , ,riff 'W' .,,:'7'l, . v -+'- .. f,2-wwaw-f,,, .1 as +6705 ' 0- ' ,,..,'gt an ' M' f- ' 1' w f' -:nr --J -law-L .,,J..- , ,, f,:Af.,,,H,.fahf, eg, -M f1,1'0f5M2, .far-it eral, '.f,-.gr ,, fi if :yay 113 T3 7 ai'91:ff -dag hf .QMQJM-.v1. 1g,3: 'ln ..3L. - , ...qi -' ,ff V' ,.-1 , 151. 'l'rf'f '.-Dag. .ar 3. ' V' we 4 eww? 1 jon Kinsey, fullback 2nd team All-Western League V031 Art Gerst, halfback Erik Whitaker, tackle 1st team All-Western League 2nd team All-Western League Lew Brown, halfback 51'd team Al1'CifY ,,.....-an-X' Boris Tabakoff, guard fco-captainj lst team, All-Western League 2nd team, All-City Wayne Zimmerman, guard 2nd team All-Western League Doug Stormont, center ,.f iv-V .. 4' fri? Don Henricks, guard George Heath, halfback Chuck Steel, quarterback Cco-captainl jim Davis, tackle Player of the Year, Western League 2nd team All-City cfevengef About! Seek! Bum! Fire! Kill! Slay!!! Iulius Caesar SCORES Hollywood Opponent 24 ....,. Cleveland ......... 6 37 ,.,... Belmont . . . . . . . 7 21 ...... Franklin . . .,.. 16 19 ...... Venice . . .... 12 48 .,.... Fairfax .... .. 7 19 ...... University . . .... 13 37 ....., Hamilton ...... .. 7 27 .....l Westchester .,...... 6 CITY PLAYOF F S 20 ...,., Huntington Park . . .46 Dave Wallace, halfback Bruce Elowitt, end With very few returning lettermen, Hollywood's chances for the 1959 sea- son apeared bleak indeed, expectations were that we would end up in the league cellar. However, beginning with a 24-6 win over Cleveland, a game which saw five out of the starting eleven in their first varsity game, Holly- wood went on to trounce Belmont 57-7 in a battle replete with long runs and sensational plays, with end Dick Newbery becoming famous in Los Angeles prep football by catching three Chuck Steel passes. Following the hard-fought Franklin game, in which Chuck Steel scored twice fonce on an 85-yard runj, Hollywood went on to whip Venice 19-12. Venice had been the unanimous choice to win, but in the last ninety seconds of the game, a double reverse by Steel, Blair, and Gerst cracked a tie score. Even more stunning was the 48-7 win over Fairfax, the worst defeat in that school's history! George Powell took over as quarterback, running the team flaw- lessly, passing to Elowitt for one TD and engineering two others with Wallace and Kinsey scoring. Similar success marked the University game Q19-131, which featured a thrilling 80-yard drive by Art Gerst, the Hamil- ton game Q37-71, and the final Western League effort with Westchester Q27-6j. In the playoff for the city championship, Hollywoodian tenacity could not stop the superior speed of Huntington Parkis explosive offense, and the Sheiks lost 20-46, as Huntington Park went on to become Los Dick Newbery, end Angeles City Champions. VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Head manager j. Zangrilli, H. Prince, T. Alexander, D. Davidson, G. Miglins, J. Lewenthal, A. Muller, R. Dolan, M. Dendrinos, R. King, T. Roberts, N. Ziff, S. Marcovich, Asst. Manager R. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Coach Brown, D. Watts, J. Crowe, P, Gritton, K. Oldenberg, A. Immoor, J. Kearns, R. Russell, B. Miller, S- Stuart, J. Hall, 'B. Brophy, F. Garcia, Head Coach Birnbaum. SECOND ROW: Coach Frum, D. Cummins, L. Brown, R- Turner, J- Klrl- sey, B, Elowitt, G. Powell, E. Whitaker, N. Ciaramella, F. Koegler, D. Henricks, R. Nichols, J.. Miller. FRONT ROW: G. Heath, J. Blair, D. Wallace, A. Gerst, Cco-capnj, B. Tabakoff, Cco-capt.j, C. Steel, W. Zimmerman, D. Stormont, R. Newbery, J. Davis. Nick Shon tackles Belmont player while Roberston and MacFadden come in to aid him. BEE FOOTBALL 1959 Hollywood Cleveland . Hollywood Belmont .. Hollywood Franklin .. Hollywood Venice .... Hollywood Fairfax Hollywood University . Hollywood Hamilton Hollywood Westchester Bee Football Climaxing an exciting season, the Bee team took second in the league, winning five games and losing two, with one tie. The opening battle with Cleveland was close all the way, with Hollywood's two touchdowns coming on a quar- terback sneak by Welton and a 35-yard interception by Artz. Following the second game, where overconfident Bee's were stunned by a fast Belmont squad, and a later glorious win over Franklin, the team had varying success until the final game with Westchester, when the Holly- wood squad outplayed the Comets the whole game. Bob Eubanks carries ball for long gain around Belmont right end. Blocking for him is Rod Melendez, while quarterback Tupper, who handed him the ball, looks on. BEE TEANI BACK ROW: T. Helstrom, R. Murry, P. jakola, J. Singer, B. Bucher, G. Grief, R. Brosher, D. Thompson, R. Simonson, M. Stevens, R. Wickert, B, Bingham, M. Greene, M. Shain, R. Dedarian, R. Brown. THIRD ROW: Coach Warner, M. Eyman, J. McNulty, R. Murry, E. Remson, R. Kahn, S. Friedman, M. Robinson, S. Saphin, T. Stein, G. Ristole, D. Chambers, B. Douglas, j, Franklin, 1. P L Bora, Coach Pratt. SECOND ROW: R. Cohan, R. Kerr, B. Tupper, W. Stucky, W. Dickerson, G. Robertson, J. Artz, S. Foster, . Patler D, Brubaker, R. Bellamak, R. Paquin, J. Berry. FIRST ROW: W. Wiseman, C. Young, G. Barnes, K. Welton, R. Melendez, D. Henricks, A, Hamilton, R. Frischa, K. McFadden, N. Shon. KAR .. QL john Crosby Frank Katch CCY0u are most hot anu'fur1'ous when you 117171.93 Cymbeline Varsity Basketball Hollywood's Varsity Basketball team, led by returning All-City star John Zazzaro, wound up the season with a 7 and 3 record and the Western League Championship. The race for the championship was the closest in league history as Hollywood, University, and West- chester were all tied for first place up to the playing of the last game. Hollywood won the last game and the championship by defeating Westchester 75-66. John Zazzaro was selected Co-Player of the Year in the Western League, first team All- City for the second year. David Gordon and john Roehrs were selected on the second All- Western League team. David Gordon was elected team captain, john Roehrs the most improved player, and john Zazzaro the most inspirational player. Varsity Scores Hollywood Opponent Practice Games 65 ,.... ..,. M arshall ..... ...,.. 4 4 59 ..... .... J efferson ..... ,... 7 1 62 ..... .... W ashington . . . . . . .71 55 ..,.. .,.. V an Nuys ...., ..,. 4 4 League Games 64 ..... .... V enice ....... .... 6 6 62 ..... .... F airfax ...... ..., 4 6 46 ..... .... U niversity . . . . . . .42 76 ..... .... H amilton ,... .... 6 1 74 ,.,.. .... W estchester . . . . . . .67 39 ..... .... V enice ...... .... 6 3 58 ..... .... F airfax .... .... 6 5 53 ..... ,... U niversity . . . . . . .51 81 ...,. .... H amilton ..... .... 6 8 75 ..... ..., W estchester . . . . . , .66 VARSITY BASKETBALL, BACK ROW: Manager D. Marx, Zazzaro, J. Roehrs, S. Wells, B. Zauss, W- Leland, D. Leland, D. Dutcher, M. Rohloff, Coach Means. FRONT: Manager L. Gery, D. Gordon, J. Crosby, F. Katch, S. Blume, L. Cabaldon, Manager C. Ormsby. Mark Rohloff Doug Dutcher Steve Blume Greg Papke john Zazzaro 4 Larry Cabaldon Scott Wells Dave Gordon John Roehrs Barry Zauss Junior Varsity Basketball The junior Varsity Basketball team started the season as a so-so team, winning two and losing two during the practice games. As the season started, the team had its work cut out, meeting Venice in the opening game and winning by a score of 52 to 45. The V. team had to come from behind in practically every game. In only two games was the point spread more than eight. James Irvine and Ed Risty were selected first-team All-Western League. Carlos De La Rivera was elected team captain, Chris Toll was selected as the most improved player fby the end of the season he had found his way out of the locker roomjg Gary Barham and Charles Brown were the most inspirational playersf' In winning the Western League Championship with an eight-and-two record, the Junior Varsity team proved that championships are only won as a result of team effort. Rah team! Rah effort! 6aWith the little skill I have, full well shalt thou perceive how much I dare. W Titus Andronicus JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW Coach Means, D. Marx, K. Wilkerson, C. Toll, E. Risty, J. Irvine, J. Wallingford, M. Katz, G. Leland FRONT ROXV M Feder, C. De La Rivera, C. Brown, J. Sands, R. Unciano, S. Steltor, G, Barham, Manager C. Ormsby B BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Coach Courtright, K. Axelson, K. Hartley, D. Martin, V. Gregorian, W. Baltz, Manager M. Neggo. FRONT: L. Tunick, M. Break, C. Bamford, M. Hershorn, N. Bernstein. Bee and Cee Basketball Although the number of games won was not in itself impressive, the enthusiasm and devotion of the Bee and Cee teams was exceptional, demon- strating once again that sportsmanship and effort far outweigh the trivia of points scored. No one has emphasized this crucial concept more than Coach Courtright, and he is justifiably proud of his teams. C BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Coach Courtwright, B. Tani, R. Wilkoff, R. Powell, J. Wiemeyer, T. Alexander, J. Singer, Manager R, Tavakolian. FRONT ROW: M. French, T. Bohachev, J. Lotta, S. Weiss, W. Harper, S. Smith, G. Rucker. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW: S. Knickerbocker, D. Stitz, T. Young, T, Stevenson, T. jelks, B. Vogel. SECOND ROW: Coach Bailey, A. Barabas, M. Elagg, G. Ryder, R. Lindsey, J. Saw- yer. FRONT ROW: G. Gritton, B. Wasow, R. Chambers, J. McCullough, S, Kay, C. Linclauer. Cross Countr ciglzeep run not hah' so treacherous rom the woy. . . M af ' x JUNIOR VARSITY AND TENTH GRADE CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW: S. Daniels, M. Benom, K. McNear, J. Kleimer, B. Kay, S. Weiss- berg, R. Spencer, A. Krajeske, G. Girard. SECOND ROW: Coach Bailey, M. Vallens, B. Silvers, T. Wolfe, D. Keller, S. Crane, D. Grant, B. Surkes, T. Riviera, C. Moore, R. Erikson. FRONT ROW: j. Barstow, S. Weis, D. Less, R. Masson, J. Elliott, N. Togia, C. Meyerson, N. Sebok, H. Wong. tai I Henry VI Although their record did not indi- cate it, Hollywood High's spirited and fleetfooted cross country teams, spurred on by fiery, efficacious Coach Bailey, made every ounce of ability produce. With top-placing john Mac- Cullough providing inspiration as well as all-important points, the varsity squad, which included Constantine Lindauer, Gary Gritton, Bernard Wa- sow, and Steve Knickerbocker, placed, according to devoted participant Wa- sow, a well-deserved fifth in the league. Ted Stevenson was the outstanding junior varsity runner While Mike Stein and Harlan Palmer also ran. High- placing tenth graders were Nick Sebok and jim Elliot. The teams competed against other Western League schools over a hilly, two-mile course at U.C.L.A. Track cc Boys jumping over poles, diving through hoops, and running around in circles may be just typical teenage motion, or it may be only the beginning of another special unique track season. This year proved to be the most enthusiastic ever, for some of the students were still running from last year, many of them in the right direction. Relays, high-jumps, and broad-jumps always bring spirited relays, high-jumps, and broad-jumps, and, of course, what wouldnit we all give for a few mem- orable precious and effervescent moments partaking of the post-meet, locker-room chitchat, where team minds stop to reflect on the score, to consider new approaches, to pledge anew the needed dedication to win again, and to shower. Coaches Bailey and Brown are looking for- ward to a fighting season, and the Hollywood tracksters expect to come out on top. VARSITY TRACK BACK ROW: B. Tabakoff, L. Gery, R. Newberry, E. Risty, G. Powell, G. Autumn, E. Whitaker, G. Denechaud, A. Krajeski, B. Wright, J. Miller. THIRD ROW: S. Nuccio, B. Eubanks, G. Garcia, B. Kay, R. Folmer, P. Phipher, B. Bergemann, H. Palmer, M, Dendrinos, J. Smith, T. Glass, R. Kerr, A. Michaels. SECOND ROW: Coach Bailey, R. Friscia, A. Zeitlin, D. Lederman, S. Kay, R. Masson, W. Mathis, L. Jimenez, T. Alexander, J. Henry, L. Cabaldon, G. Gritton. FIRST ROW: J. Sawyer, B. Watts, A. Shain, M. Feder, J. Sands, J. Crowe, L. Brown, D. Cummings, Coach Brown. BEE AND CEE TRACK BACK ROW: N. Kuramota, N. Togia, N. Sebok, B. Douglas, J. Risto, C, Ain, T. Carsten, J. Elliott, S. Crane, B. Bitticks, R. Cleavenger, G. Abdo, T, Williams, K. Abbinante, R. jebejian. THIRD ROW: Mr. Bailey, G. Maurer, M. Sahin, M. O'Brien, J. Gerst, C. Young, K. McFadden, L. Dubin, B. Stevenson, R. Powell, -I, Wfest, D. Keller, M. Hyman, B. Mor- rison, D. Stitz, Mr. Brown. gd an H 4 f-J w ggjiw 1 W .V,... r. gud- fV,. -. ,. A-7,1 - -av KK ff 7 2 1 f! 5' 4 eb c M-nr '34 ,nw . 9 A431233 A Wbqind in Q ,ff il L wg' 1v'.4-f 0.4- f l.??7Q'ff,277ffLQ''Ii' -, X ff: 7 '. f w 7 ' ' az, W' 1: 51, it .gi i ,V fl. ...,,A ' , gym., V :': i -QW: ' 5 -641-?'Jii 1' .F 1-22212-L , 1.4 fa- l 5 , L ,M- Q , 4. L A, Bff.,Q 4 , -ab -wi' til? r X, ff .- ,fn ,--'14 3:-yr'-:LL T- Z .gl-YQ Q 1 . I .. ..5 ,'1-1,4 .. -7, ' 'f 3n'l' X 5,1 ' :fy -1f.1:-- , -1 , 'fQ, ,S-'551 7g-,Qf!.gE-fgiglI ..-:.f ' - .A ' 4:1 'P - Aff- 3.1. -... -, 1 .,-A., wif .-1..- 1 ...wg ': ?',gSLh'a,.fy -, fd ,Q -, W -f..'g: 52 1' ..-. . fgngm .:-, 1-1,,1.A ,t V,-3,1 gg- xi-.Y ,..,,:4, ,-,,-. - 1,,f,2a+m,..- .Ts --.H vf.fv E11 mf 'P ' -1-5 -L V,-. .En :4 K..1i xmf, f1P'N,.i x-pf'-'f,1 .:,w,r :A L., x-2 -g. Ari 1...- :-n-g:,:?iT: 4111 f ff' 'af' -L 3 ': -A - - fff.-v 1: -,b 0rg- P ' 1 '-f 1 -,:,,..1M-1-1,-:e+-- . :. ig.-'e 1--4-, ...l9I I'J-V '-' .,. ... Y- ,CJ -nf?-1 ,J wi Z:S:'Q,.jZ'f:- ...f M- f LAI 4-4 ,- nz M, yi. I- ,- A-fig-'. Q 4 K 'F f ', al 1 y I 41. sg N! - john Roehrs hotfoots it to first. Mighty Mike Seidel strikes back! arsity aseball Hollywood,s 1960 Varsity baseball team, under the swinging direction of Coach Stan Gould, Hollywood's threat to Casey Stengel, proved to be one of the finest teams in many years. Bol- stered by several two-year lettermen, the team was abundant in experience, as well as ability. Hollywood had an excellent hitting team this season, with leadoff man Dave Gordon, powerhit- ters Dave Wallace, jim Blair, and Mike Seidel supplying most of the hits. John Crosby provided the left-handed power at the plate. The squad sparkled defensively with shortstop Dave Wal- lace and second baseman Dave Gordon combining to form one of the outstand- ing doubleplay combinations in the league. Hollywood's outfield was un- equalled with Frank Katch, Jim Blair, and Bruce Elowitt performing the de- fensive chores. The pitching staff was headed by John Roehrs for the second season in a row. Backing up Roehrs, and rounding out the pitching staff were john Kinsey and Dave Thordsen. With both Thordsen and Kinsey re- porting next season, along with out- fielder Bruce Elowitt and catcher Mike Seidel, Hollywood should have the nucleus of a fine team for a funsville year. I VARSITY BASEBALL Q BACK ROW: Manager D. Marx, J. Davis, E. Williams, M. Break, J. Roehrs, F. Katch, J. Crosby, j. Kinsey, Coach Gould, SECOND ROW: Manager C. Ormsby, D. Stormont, B, Waters, M. Seidel, S. Meiers, D. Thordsen, D. Gordon, B. Elowitt, FRONT ROW: R. Little, M. Bergman, D. Wallace, J. Blair, R. Rosenblatt. , A , ?n - I , g , Junior arsity Baseball Composed mainly of sophomores, Coach Dan Means' junior Varsity baseball team gained the experience this season needed to send some of its outstanding players to Coach Stan Gould's Varsity squad next season to fill the holes left by graduating seniors. The Sheiks were sparked offensively by outfielders Lou Patler, Don David- son, Preston Gritton, first baseman Anthony Aquila and catcher Bob Henrickg, An air-tight infield also added strength to the team. With shortstops Charlie Brown, B Tu er and second baseman Dennis Flynn whipping off double plays as if ruce pp , they were going out of style, with third baseman Steve Weiss and first baseman Toni Aquila teaming up to make the foe even more miserable by robbing them of base hits with stunning circus plays outstanding pitchers Jon Whitfield and sure , Joel Bloom had little to worry about on any ground ball. Western League, look out for the Sheiks! 624 hir!A 1m.f,4 payable hizfn Hamlet JV BASEBALL -TEAM K ROW Coach Means, G. Barnes, B. Henricks, S. Friedman, D, Bobbitt, J. Whitfield, J. Talt, P. Gritton J B cke L Mencllen Mgr SECOND ROW- D Martin, C. Brown, B, Tupper, J. Kleimer, D. Flynn, D. Davidson L pgoilm A 'll. ef Green FRONT ROW: sl Edwards, R. M0Lan,'G. siavin, H, Prince, s. Weiss, A. qui a Earl Littrell Tennis Hollywood's tennis team had only three returning lettermen from the 1959 team that had finished in second place in the Western League. These three were Earl Littrell fcaptainj, Gary Barham, and Richard Pasol. The line-up at this stage is: lst singles .... .... G ary Barham 2nd singles. . . ..., Earl Littrell 3rd singles .... ...... B ill Harper 4th singles .... . . .Doug Dutcher y Sth singles .... . . .jerry Sawyer lst doubles. . . ..... Richard Pasol, George Inglisian Znd doubles l....,......... James Irvine, Chris Toll, Erik Hoyer Richard Pasol I S.. L , The record to date: if iii' Hollywood 6 Birmingham l H Hollywood 6 Grant 1 'V 1, V Hollywood 6 Granada Hills l t-ir i t v Hollywood 6 Venice 1 , ,'a' ' gg f '!a, ,f 'V Hollywood l Fairfax 6 Gary Barham CCWhen Bill Harper I I 'VND' 15- we have matchyd our raclcets to these balls. . . N Henry V N L - I BACK ROW: D. Schaffer, T. Wolf, E. Hoyer, Dixon, D. Thompson, R. Melendez, E, Norman, B, Silver. D. Issenhuth, M. Brod, S. Wilson, J. Burdick. FRONT ROXV: R. Salos, G. lnglisian, D. Dutcher, B. Harper, E. Littrell, G. Barham, R. Pasol, C. Toll, D. Hoffman, Coach Smiley Birnbaum. VARSITY SWIM TEAM BACK ROW: Coach Warner, S. Hardy, J. Miller, C. Stamper, C. Stevens, B. Marshall, J. Foley, J. Collings. FRONT ROW: J, I-lodge, J. Ellis, D, Downie, T, Hite, R. Glassband, R. Shav- elson, B. Brier. BEE SWIM TEAM BACK ROW: Coach Warner, J. Jennings, N. Nordhof, D. Goode, D. Brown, K. Rodenbush, K. Pillow, G. Marshall. BACK ROW: R. Mathews, M. Flagg, J. Clerx. BOTTOM ROW: W. Koelsch, R. Warren, G. Mearmens, C. Lewis, T. Moore, K. Wicks, J. Rubin, D. Brubaker. Wimming Although many outstanding lettermen from last year's team have graduated, the varsity team has held its own this year and was undefeated as the league meets started. The string of dual meet victories, which has not been broken since 1950, now stands at 65, and it looks as if our team will be undefeated again this year. In addition, the prospects for our eighth consecutive league title are good, and each member of the team has worked hard to bring home the championship. The able leadership of Coach Ed Warner has produced another of the superior competitive teams for which Hollywood is well-known. Among the prominent members of this year's team are John Hodge and Bill Mar- shall, backstrokeg Rich Shavelson and Jeff Ellis, butterfly, Richard Glasband and Rick Richardson, breaststrokeg John Miller, Hardy Stewart, 'Tony Hite, and Bill Masten in the freestyle events. The Bee and Cee teams have looked good this year, and the members of those teams are the swimmers who will at- tempt to keep the consecutive victory string unbroken in the future seasons. Those who have gained experience and have shown potential include Don Brown, Ken Rodenbush, Dave Brubaker, Corky Lewis, Ron Matthews, John Jennings, and Ron Warren. G mnasties At this writing, the Hollywood gymnastics team is going for its second straight league win against Fairfax. Without the services of three veterans, the team lost the first practice meet of the season 7716-4216. The following week the Sheiks traveled to Marshall, where they came out on top 6315 - 561f2. The first league meet of the season found our team trek- king to Venice and coming out winners, 621f2- 571f2 by virtue of a first, third, and fifth in the last event, tumbling, after the score was tied up. This year's team is predominantly juniors and sophomores being classed as dark horses in the league. The loss of our two consistent, senior point-getters, Bob Harvey and Chris Dickel, will be a sad one, but we hope our veteran team will realize their three-year plan of winning the cham- pionship next year. cfifis foot Mercurial,' his Martial thzghg the brawn of Hercules. . .77 Cymbeline BACK ROW: O. New, R. Ludas, L. Stein, L. Wallen, R. King, S. Foster, C. Dickel, A. Muller,' S. Hellman, F S L Peebles R Gates R Margolis Coach Pratt SECOND ROW' G Wolpman J.Mlll6f,D.Chf1Sl1- H'll . , - , - , - s - ' ' f . anlsein, T. lgcfgfenson, K. Wilkerson, R. Steven, C. Acevado, B. Willat, Harveg P. Vgrcilprh P. Dominguez. FRONT ROW: G. Broulard, H. Flory, J. Daley, T. Kendig, J. Hoyland, J. Ra ice, G ova, . e SWIM CLUB, LAST ROW: T. MacDonald, A. Schneider, J. Brooks, C. Suhostavsky. GAA CABINET, LAST ROW: P. Grode, K. GHUHOH FIRST ROW: T. MacDonald, C. Benson, S. Davies, Ross cCY0u have done our pleasures mach grace, fair ladies. W BOWLING, LAST ROW: 1. Megowan, L. Hirsh, R. Dooley, J. Brooks, M. Moe, S. Rust, M. Dunson. MIDDLE ROW: M. Davis, P. Fegley, S. Ericson, A. Doughty, B. Widdi' combe, I. Goldman. FRONT ROW: P. Smith j. Carmen, B. Abbott, 1. Ross, C. Spagnola, P. Grode. 9 Timon of Athens TENNIS, LAST ROW: C. Suhostavsky, H. Hurman, F. Lewis, A. Schneider, S. Boettner, P. Grode. SECOND ROW: E. Boxer, C. Billone, L. Garth, L. MacDonald, L. Davidson, D. Mossman, N. Barranechea. FIRST ROW: A. Mitchell, S. Veltry, Z. Im navoda. VOLLEYBALL, LAST ROW: J. Bliven, E. Frolich, A. Mitchell L. Wong, S. Walters, J. Ross, J. Minnich. FIFTH ROW: S. Haske, M. Mazarin, J. Dunning, C. Dunning, K. Neimeyer, J. Brooks, C. D'Errico, E. Boxer. FOURTH ROW: K. Johnson, I. Mitchell, G. Graetke, C. Wong, P. Farella, C. Friedgen, S. Hokum, S. Gregory, M. Richardson, M. Frolich. THIRD ROW: L. Garth, K. Ritter J. Carmen, B. Abbott, J, Hanchey, C. Billone, J. Rosenblum, L Wood. SECOND ROW: C. Benson, K. Gannon, S. Boettner, B Erickson N. Marina, J. Arraj, S. Davies. FRONT ROW: B Leong, Fassell, G. Mimieux, L. Sakevich, J. Zimnavoda, T. McDonald. 1 Girls' Athletic Association l GOLF, LAST ROW: F. Lewis, 5. Hanchey, s. Smith, C. Guy. SECOND ROW: B. Crichfield, Price, S. Wickham. FRONT ROXXI: B. Britton, IW. Mackie, B. Erickson, A. Schneider. The purpose of GAA, the Girls, Athletic Association, is to develop sportsmanship and to strengthen friendship among girls. The sponsors of the Hollywood chapter are Miss Barbara Block and Miss Betty Wyllys. The organization is composed of several clubs, each of which has its own officers. Each term, the members of GAA have a playday, the purpose being to share deep humility, personal growth, fem- inine insight, adolescent perspective, human dignity, sociological amelioration, and academic prowess. Hollywood has always had more than its share of these qualities. Mrs. Parker Mr. Russell, Miss Standfast 1940---A good year? MThe wonder l1S', he hath endured so longfn King Lear Mr. Wilson Mrs. Halliday 1 on 0 1940 Mr. Russell Mrs. Speicher, Mrs, Prest Mr. Warner Mr. Tanner Mr. Ritter Miss Briggs MR. MEYER, PERIOD 1, 10A ENGLISH, LAST ROW' R Saffen Derclerian P Zim . . , J. . , . - merman, M. Simonton, P. Rohner, A. Immoor, A. Muller, S. O'Neill, S. Drennan, R. Machado C. Epstein, J. Millar, SECOND ROW: D. Jen kins, J. Wfilson, L. Small, M. Selviclge, P. Jo kola, S. Ashby, S. Aldrich, C. Wilson, B. Rol nick, M. Levy. FRONT ROW: R. Ruiz, M. Acke K. Ruffner F. La'os K. Gillham, B. Abel, B s - ly 1 Newman, J. Vairo. MRS. HIMBERT, PERIOD s, U. s. History 1, BACK ROW: S. Fazio, S. Anderson, K. Morse, J. James, J. Ronad, L, Hayes, K. Waide, C. Weightman, H. Newmark, B, Hintz. SECOND ROW: H. Lehman, S. Miner, S. Mitchell, B. Bagby, S. Gerl-cin, T. Tackaberry. FRONT ROVU: L. Murchison, J. Bobbit, G. Lingo, R. Molina, M. Heffner, J. Lucas, J, Cohen. qfnavery cannot, sure, hide himsehf in such reverence. in Murb Ado About Noibing MRS. HALLIDAY, PERIOD 2, U. S. HIS- TORY I, LAST ROW: J. Kinsey, R. Cov- ington, J. Minisi, S. Crane, B. Sutherland, E. Risty, M. Katz, J. Risto. THIRD ROW: M. Reese, H. Stewart, J. Klein, F. Garcia, B. Willat, L. Brown, G. Moss. SECOND ROW: V. Berg, M. Bramson, H. Herr- mann, S. Myers, P. Gardner, M. Safford, V. Haines, J. Ross, J. Kinsey, J. Katch. FRONT ROXV: N. Walker, G. Graedtl-ce, P. St. Hilaire, D. Johnson, S. Jack, D. Koeper, W. Hanaoka, M. Szerely, R. Mil- ler, C. Conway. Mrs. Halliday, period 1, U. S. History 1: LAST ROXV: G. Slaughter, H. Pegram, J. Smith, S. Weiss, L. Patler, G. Marshall, K. Piller, L. Silver, R. Nowalt, T. Carsten. SECOND ROW: S. Swanson, C. lNlcCurry, R. Alexander, S. Burian, K. Swanson, J. Shink, M. Eymun, D. Watts, K. Waller. FRONT ROXV: B. Kap- itanoff, A. Mitchell, K. Ibanez, S. Fields, J. Coleman, C. Meyerson, S. Pollach, L. Barber. I '32 .5 Q' --- 3' Mrs. Cushman, period 5, 10A English: LAST ROW: H. Schreiber, S. Stelter, D. Simonson, J. Singer, A. Herzen, M. Lang, J. Lax, H. Norro. SECOND ROW: P. Watamura, I. Goldman, N. Levine, F. Doering, S. Bolton, E. Lilly, D. Hartman, J. Gracey, D. Guder, J. Cubb. FRONT ROW: K. Khalatian, S. Smith, P. Babarino, S. Kurtz, M. Le Claire, C. Scholz, H. Op- penheimer, V. Solomon. .fe 54 . . ...- Mrs. Cushman, period 4, 10B English: LAST ROW: J. Daley, R. Kinstoff, E. Tchakeriun, C. Mendenhall, S. Beck, R. Bush, C. Slavin, J. Sutton, D. Flynn, A. Nichols, D. Gillette, R. Wiese, D. Weir, W. Feller. SECOND ROW: L. Shapiro, M. Hy- mowitz, J. Hoyland, J. Sandeen, T. Chevillat, M. Gentry, G. Inglizian, D. Kirk, C. Friedman, D. Smith, C. Martin, T. Le Plat. FRONT ROW: L. Graetz, M. Withorn, O. Navas, D. Uyeda, K. Lester, S. Taft, A. Zeitlin, S. Durham, M. Knapp, C. Sonsini. Mrs. Cushman, period 2, 10B English: LAST ROW: L. Wficks, A. Nichols, L. Boghich, P. Makar, S. Hamlin, D. Fisher, T. Jones-Dill, G. Mercer, J. Hall, L. Otterson. SECOND ROW: J. Bora, L. Klever, M. Hanrahan, M. Pirozzi, L. Disraeli, N. Allenmeyer, R. Boeken, J. Anderson, M. Morrison. FRONT ROXV: C. Lambert, C. Diamond, A. Yusko, P. Henderson, A. Luce, F. Ramirez. Q X i N ffffflf Q Q axe aerial' e f! Y It 8 quaw Valley The Hollywood High School choir and band were honored to participate in the ceremonies opening the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley, Cali- fornia. The 4 a.m. departure found dozens of bright-eyed and eager youngsters fplus some teach- ers, anxious to enjoy every intriguing minute of the slow but steady bus ride. The majestic and magnificent scenes both on and off the buses proved unforgettable. l 10B student Lowell George, newly arrived on the Hollywood High scene, admiringly views pictures of Hollywood's cham- pionship football team. 11A Class officers fSurfers, S '61D: L. Patler, vice- presidentg M. Hershorn, Board of Controlg G. Pow- ell, presidentg C. Brown, Board of Controlg J. Rob- CYISOII, SCCl'EtZiI'y-U.'6?1SUl'e1'. k I CY! is meet that noble minds keep ever with their likes. 77 Iulius Caesar Acknowledgments Many thanks to all those who assisted with this yearls Poinsettia: to Alfred and Fabris Studios for the photographyg to the Mirro-Graphic Yearbook Company for the printing, to the S. K. Smith Com- pany for the cover, to Mr. Donald Crandall, for helping with the financial problems, to Mr. Wil- lard Hansen and leadership for promoting student body card sales, to the student body itself for its interest and cooperation, to the faculty, whose pa- tience and friendly suggestions cannot be over- praisedg to the administrators, who never failed to offer help and encouragement. I must, of course, include a tribute to my hard-working staff and to my wise sponsors, Miss June Harwood and Mr. Harry Major, who brought the yearbook from the dark days of a feeble beginning to a bright dawn of completion. Fred Wilson Editor 1960 Poinsettia A .E ' Q, ...Q 'wtiifafisiw ' W4 - 1 igH.5'32'3 QQ: '54 'W 4' Au e ., fmt., , I :.1 7 N- 1' , . .1 X-f Q mw- ugh Q ,- wiiiff L-:. , ww-. w ww-, , Q, . , i v , ij f ' J- A1 ,f ,,, af . M.: if-If 2 - 'f lx. 'aff '55 ax vff. . ff fax, -:fig its-Q ,S si? f. W rf H f , . .W -, Q . if- ' 'Y V ...Qi Lqfflgfgiiffg A Jie 311' jjwiif Quiz! 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