Mount Vernon High School - Minute Man Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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A-9 CLASS Row 'l-Sandra Berkovitz, Geraldine Murray, Edna Boardman, Marilyn Bluh, Lilliana Blott, Peggy Barrett, Pat Moffett, Ezra Lee Jeffery, Lucy Mendoza, Wanda DeWitt, Marian Megrdichian, Shirley Kelly, Beverly Silver, Roberta Perll, Annette Weiss, Sharon Mack, Marilyn Garfield, Shirley McNutt, Edda Schwartz, Dorothy Duke, Margie Drake, Janice Yamamoto, Faye Aratani, Kathleen Sato, Norma Peterson, Rosemary Hotfenberg, Donna Atler, Nora lshkanian, Linda Attarian, Marcia Gil- bert, Frances Fogel, Nora Grant, Shirley Standifard, Frances Sotcher, A Sally Givant. Row 2-Dixie Griffin, Dorothy Main, Myrna Sorkin, Melinda Patton, Arlene Harmon, Beatriz Aguilera, Elaine Rush, Arlene Ritt, Jeanette Robbins, Jackie Ohlson, Myrna Carter, Dora Silk, Cyra Wolf, Susan Bichachi, Kathryn Koch, Cynthia Shevel, Sheila Margo, Norma Braver- man, Althea Reames, Charlean Franke, Shirley Bennion, Elaine Kaplan, Irene Levonian, Grace Gillett, Diane Plotkin, Teresa Palazuelos, Marilyn Lee, Audrey Smylie, Vickie Stoner, Janet Schroeder, Emily Rochon, Shirley Roberts, Helen Flood, Nancy Cohen, Curtis Mae Williams, Joyce Motty, Mary Gruber. Row 3-Marvin Snyder, Leon Katz, Herbert Kalmick, Norman Siegel, Peter Vogler, Don McKenzie, Cal Darrow, Martin Berman, Martin Ansoorian, Dan Pogoler, Fred Rosenthal, Erwin Sokol, Martin Korobkin, Bob Sprague, Edmond Rothstein, Milton Wolfson, Richard Hutchison, Billy Davis, Bernard Williams, Jesse Miranda, Carl Clay, Vernon Landry, Robert Lewis, Norbert Sternad, Pat Paloutzian, Alonzo Parks, Edward Villard, Elbert Lui, Don Seltzer, Allan Karno, Stanley Schwartz, Selwyn Rose, Carl Hunn, Andy Hazell, Bill Fisher. Row 4-Clay Bracking, Robert Whitney, Fred Boswell, John Anderson, Don Houk, John Allen, Joe Miller, Roger Summers, Mike Polin, Eddie Tobin, Warren Turnidge, Malcolm Smith, James Pa Frank Abrahamian, Danny Knapp, Nathan Karsh, Rod Edwards, Kenny Johnson, Nowland Hong, Grant Tom, Jack Mednicoff, Ralph Logan, Ted Matthews, Lawrence Haines, Bill Clack, Kenny Kuhlman, Archie Herbert, Bob Resnick, Morris Bloom, Bob Dady, James Pattinson, Billy Nadel, Larry Pearsall, Seymour Zeldin, Wallace Hilton, Nolan Johnson, Morris Daniels, Dave Bambacigno, Ronnie Rock. te, Don Sawyer,

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A-9 STEERING COMMITTEE Marion Megrdichian, Larry Pearsall, Mrs. Edith Shreve, A-9 Counselor: Frances Sotcher, and Althea Reames. Girls recollected with tenderness the B-7's they had entertained at their Big and Little Sister party. Boys re- called the Big Nine Little Seven party, and what it meant to the little newcomers. As the dream went on, it focused on the A-9 Faculty game, coed this term on both sides of the net, and they thought a little ruefully of losing two out of three to their elders. The recollection of the Girls' Installation drifted across their memories with its dignity and quietly meaningful cere- mony-and the boys thought of their companion assembly, the thrilling story of the Dons. As the magic carpet sailed backwards to the spring, landmarks were farther apart-but there was that day where their student body leaders took their oath of office, and the hard fought baseball game with the A-9's who preceded them-and won the top score. The subconscious sailed back a little faster. There were glimpses of the big moments in the A-8-their first upper division dance and assemblies. In the B-8 they recalled making their first subject choices, and sharing in student government, with their lower division representatives. There was the time when they shed their badge of new- ness in the A-7 and farthest back of all the B-7 tours, the B-7 Tea, and all the puzzling initiation it took to become used to a strange, exciting new school. At this point they turned restlessly in their sleep and awoke once more to the present-to realize that the three good years were past-and to wonder what lay ahead for them in the three years to come. A-9 CLASS OFFICERS Marion Megrdichian, Martin Berman, Dorothy Duke. FLAG RAISING Buglers-Joe Doss, Newland Hong. Flag raisers-Seymour Zeldin, Elbert Lui, and Malcolm Smith. BOY - THE PERFECT A-9 - GIRL Cal Darrow Hair Emily Rochon Nolan Johnson Eyes Shirley Roberts Donald Houk Smile Marion Megrdichian Morris Bloom Posture Norma Peterson Buddy Logan Nose Margie Drake Jesse Miranda Personality Irene Levonian Norbert Sternad Brains Shirley Bennion Morris Daniels Height Geraldine Murray Kenny Johnson Athletic Ability Dorothy Duke Frank Abrahamian Clothes Dora Silk

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A-9 CLASS SONG Composed to the tune of: Maybe You'll Be There by Bobbi Perll and Annette Weiss Each time we think of Junior High School, Our thoughts go wandering Through the years, And then we think of all the ioys we've spent In old Mt. Vernon dear. f The A-9 Tea and Graduation, The way the kids roam through the halls, These lovely things we never will forget, That happened here last fall. The counselors and the A-9 teachers, Our problems they have helped to solve, And all through Senior High and College, Never to forget them, we resolve. And as we leave dear old Mt. Vernon, Our hearts are so depressed and sad, And so we say goodbye to you, dear school, And all the good times we have had. Fine contributions were also made by Beverly Silver Nancy Cohen, Charlean Franke and Dorothy Duke. I