Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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ew., 1- ' HOUSE FORCE Cassists at assemblies to insure that evervone is in his cageb. left to right: S. Poggi. TICKET DETAIL gassumes. responsibility of collect- B, Sawin, R. Amrhein, B. Mitchell, E. Figen. ing tickets at various activities. Members chosen from boys with top report cardsj. left to right: R. Masson, L. Watters, H. Flory, J. Cutting, T. Alexander, R. Matthews, D. Brown, C. Nichols, K. Piller, C. Butler. Some of Hollywood's oustanding seniors are privileged to attend classes at U.C.L.A. This year, participants included G. Steckel, B. Mit- chell, E. Figen, M. Rattner. r 3 N N.F.L. Cproduces the only organized speech on the campus outside of faculty profundities. Members participate in frequent speech tournaments, the winners bringing home kewpie dollsl. FIRST ROW: J. Piffl, P. Larsen, F. Mindlin, J, Rosenberg. H. Vinson, L. Leneman, E. Kent, E. Matlat, C. Ernest, B. jackson, J.Agins,, D. Giler, D. Hoekstra, D, Thompson, C. Nichols. SECOND ROW: M. Paschall, T. Trelawney, B. Fisher, J. Marino, R. Ward, A. Lehman, A. Hegendus, P. Sparre, S. Peterson, M. Forselius, J. Dunning, C. Tyree, J. Albert, L. Spangler, R. Wagner.

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KNIGHTS fcomprised of junior and senior boys who are outstanding in citizenship and scholarship. These students perform many services for the school so they will be able to stay in the group for subsequent semestersj FIRST ROW: C. Brown, president: G. Powell, vice president. SECOND ROW: G. Wolpin, R. Warren, D. Moe, F. Mindlin. THIRD ROW: C. Nichols, E. Williams, T. Stevenson, T. Alexander. FOURTH ROW: R. Masson, T. Jelks, C. Weightman, S. Poggi. FIFTH ROW: J. Cutting, L. Patler, B. Wasow, D. Brown, G. Abdo. i ,,,,, CAMPUS CLEANUP Cattempts to keep our campus spotless. Despite prodigious devotion, their job is never donej left to right: C. Spence, W. Weir, M. Dunson. Z F' rw .L .. ,. 5 .1 ' r 2 . 115' I . CAMERHONS 'fcomprised of junior and senior girls who are outstan-ding in citizenship and scholarship. They do- the same thing the Knights do, but they give it that feminine touch. j ' SlTTINGt: B. Young, secretary, D. Bouman, president: G. Steckel, vice president: M,.Rattner, treasurer. KNEELING: E. Holstein, J. -Clausen, V. Smith, J. Riddell, K. Samuels. STANDING: R. Miller, S. Forsythe, S. Meyers, S. Moore, C. Spence, T. Mathiason, J. Robertson, B. Kritchfield, A, Eckbo, FRENCH CLUB Cpromotes speaking ability in another language. Members are dedicated to the proposition that everything sounds better in French.j FIRST ROW: E. Holstein, J. Brown, H. Leneman, J. Rudolfi, SECOND ROW: S. Arshagouni, P. Barsam, R. Anson, E. Kotek, J. Dunning. THIRD ROW: T. Jelks, P. Larsen, E. Kent, M. Ashley, M. Forselius, H. Akbelen.