Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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ACTIVE ORGANIZATIONS ARE PART OF 1966 SCENE Mrs, Hallie Coleman, extreme left of the second row, directs the destinies of Hollywood,s chapter of the National Forensic League - and brings home the awards for debate and speech-making. American Field Service officers, guided by Miss Betty Burleigh, drum up support for the foreign exchange student program. Miss Karen Hinochi, diminutive though she is easily keeps the Medical Club in line. NES students. Mr. Myers, in the shadows on the extreme left of the front row, is the inspired sponsor of the Thespians, Hollywood's chapter of a national organization for budding actors. Chiaretta Pozzi, from Flor- ence, Italy, has been our exchange student during the 1965-66 school year. ' .. l.6i fs? Q. .32 ' J .V ,. 6 -tif 5 Vf , -.Mgr K House Force, under the aegis of Mr. ,lon Koslucher fwho ducked out of the picturel, keeps order at assemblies and special auditorium events. Always unseen and too often unsung, Mr. Myers' Stage Crew boys are responsible for much of the high professional polish that always marks Holly- wood stage productions. ' 4 4 .621 , , f I f ,- 7fq4,G'+is- LTI A y v L ETKf' Hollywood's chapter of California Scholarship Federation,.is championed by Mr. Koslucher and runs a before-school tutoring service that has erased many an F from report cards. From RER, RQQB. CKCW to ballads and show tunes, Radio KHHS, sponsored by none other than Mr. Beck, provides the music which enlivens the Quad at noon. 25

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FACULTY, DISTINGUISHED GUESTS, bv Craw ord Peek, formerly principal of fohn Burroug s ,lunior High School, came to Hollywood in February to hold down the fort while Dr. Sutcliffe took a Ever-popular Mr. .lohn Long returned to his French classes in Feb- ruary after a year's tour of duty at the Board offices down- ZOMITL. Mrs. Sylvia Sims, Hol- lywood alumna, came to fus at mid-term to replace Mrs. Leeson in the Counseling office. IEC! ,Q - 11, Another mid-term addition to the fac- ulty was Mrs, Carol Vance, replacing Miss Nishioka in the Business Educa- tion department. sabbatical world tour. Within days we knew he was the right man for the job - and a real friend. Producer-director David Lean, whose memorable Doctor Zhivagol' was enjoyed by 1400 students at a special matinee, spoke at an assembly. He is seen here flanked by Mrs. Tex Ritter, Hollywood alumna and past PTA president, and one of her offsprings whose name escapes us at the moment. Press Club presented Bob Crane, star of Hogan's Heroes, at a special assembly. The famous Mike Garrett put in a welcome appear- ance at the annual Varsity Football reception. R.0.T.C., under the capable direction of Sgt. Noe, holds inspection David Lean again. surrounded by awed students. on the Sunset lawn.- 24

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Fall Registration Committee zcas made up of Barbara Beck. Joseph Berry. Patricia Campbell. Karen Cheap Ellen Chu. Craig Chun. Bill Clemens. Bob Cutroic. Barbara Dauzson. Tim Degani. llnilrna Detjans, Suzanne Finney. Janet Fish. Beth Fortmueller. Al Friedman. Cathy Gicslcr. Peter Goodlfin. Larry Hampton. Vicl-ri Harris, Wilma Haus. Lynn Houck. Paula Hoycr. Larry lnadomi. Veronica jesam. Sandy Karine. Starr Kilian. Susan Kiss. Ed Labozcitz. Patricia Langford, Frances Lee. Lily Lee. Ray Lee. Kenneth Leng Lung Leng Cathy Loveland. Brent Lozcensohn. Jim Lucas, Tim McCalmont, Sharon Malby. Greg Margolis, Van Martin. Kathy Miller, .Iohn Nakalci, Robin A'I.Ch'liH, Claudia Norby. Lynn Ono. Roger Rattner, Jill Red- mond. Sullivan Richardson. Mary Rossitto, DaUid Shehorn, Cathy Sieling, Treva Slark. Jim SooHoo. Peter Thomas.Mike Tratner, Mary Vail. Nelly Van der Horst. Gretchen Van Sickle, Leonard Wapner, Kitty Wolf. Quon Wong. Alternates were Rick Lewis, John Moir. George Schlesinger and Larry Tsein. KNIGHTS, CAMERHONS, KEY CLUB, REGISTRATIGN COMMITTEES Xen' Camerhons are initiated at a reception held a few days before the Winter Class graduation. The Camerhon roster for Fall included Barbara Uazcson. Claudia Norby. Vicki Harris. Beth Fortrnueller. Cathy Seiling. Robin .YI.L'FfliI1. Ellen Chu, Karen Chen-, ,Yelly Van der Horst. Suzanne Finney. Barbara Beck. Treca Slark. Lily Lee. Patty Campbell. lluilrna Haus. Francis Lee. Margaret Barreto. Candy Quiclfel. Gretchen Van Sickle. Cathy Loieland. Lynn Houck. Lynn Ono. Mary Rossitto. Parla Hoyer. Mary Vail. Kitty lluolf. Kathy Geisler. all of zchonz are pictured above, Other members. many of zrhom uere tapped in the Spring. are Betty Babacci. Mindy Bath. Fielyn Bernaur. Mimi Biatch. ,lan Bird. Silrana de fonghe. Ginette Dienstbier. Debby Ellis. Carol Ferguson. Janet Fish. Christy Geisler. Janet Hernad. Lori Holt. Tijana llif-lv. .lainne lzurno. Veronica fcsarn. Kathy Korda. Sharon Malby. Yilflfi Martin. Kathy Miller. Debby Perdelc. .elnalee lfejhon. Ruth Salmore. Yancy Schu'art:. Stephanie Topliss. lfiendy lluarren. Patty Wong and Shelley Zellman. Beth Forlrnugeller Claudia .Yorby Cfllhl, Nelmg Rabi!! .N-lhfttflifl 26 Canicrhon ojircrx. Fall semester. V1'cl.'i Harris Hflfhara Ilan, -311,1 Carnerhon ovhzicers. Spring semester: Robin Niclflin. Kitty lldolf. Frances Lee. Cathy Sieling. Treira Slark. fill Redmond. Miss Sandra Draper. coesponsor,