North Hollywood High School - El Camino Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1941 volume:

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Learnin took place in the little red school houses where the curriculum consistef chiefly of the A'Three Rs and democracy in education was practicall' unknown. Today the American high school youth must look forward to world in the throes of a great change. They must prepare themselve for life in the world of tomorrow with no clear picture of what tha life will be like. My very best wishes to all students for a satisfactory adjustment ii these rapid, unpredictable, challenging times of change. The Gay Ninetiesu will always be remembered as a Y o GREETINGS TO MY FRIENDS- I entertained friends in my home this week while sitting in my living room with my El Caminoes before me, Perhaps some ears burned as I lived again with students and faculty of the past twelve years in North Hollywood I-Iigh School. As I leafed through the pages I found myself singing with Nina, thrilling again at the sight of our Hrst touchdown. feeling proud as I saw our band parading down the Held. An array of people and events passed before my eyes - student body presidents, Ephebians, athletes, a bevy of girls and boys enjoying their clubs, banquets, proms, and graduations. All of them were boys and girls who have brought to this school their contributions, forming a chain to which you and those following you may add your link. We are a small unit in a large country, a single link in a mighty chain. May our link be strong in helping our Nation to fulfill her des- tiny. FLORENCE J. SEAMAN, Girls' Vice-Principal. IRL C. Witsow. Boys' Vice-Principal 'Vlrs Ruth Bonqunt Mr Harold Ives Mlss Susan Looney Mrs Dorothy Klmeneter Vlr Glmn Berry Goof inators 5 A . 5 . ' A I - 4. 1 , - A s .,.,.-- N , rl A , , V 17' ao s f in ter 41 zcers HUQGINQ W 4l Sox XNNX' P ewdent Student Body Y BLIIX I ou Moore Ium Amamoto Today W1th Europe at War and the Amer1cas the only refuge of democracy left student admlnlstratlon takes on added lmpor tance for lt IS by th1s means that the youth of Amerlca gets a practlcal educatlon m the Worklngs of democracy and only through adequate knowledge can we hope to W1th stand the dangers that threaten our freedom For thls reason I am grateful for the experlence lt has been my prlvllege to have durlng my last year at North Hollywood and to my frlends among the faculty and students I wxsh to express my appreclatxon for the opportunltles that have been extended to me as presldent of your Student Body Smcerelv JOHNNH HUoo1Ns W 41 Flo d Ienton I 0l'l'Jll lk Vtxlson Jack Crust '7 Comm of llnan Cxrls S Gott Boys S Govt Charles Swallow Bull S hade Betty Zellner Aramando Samannego Dorotbx Fntlex Rush Shosted Comm of Publ Bots lcxgut Cmrls leagu Arcade Editor G A A Safety Comm ,. W ' ,W ' Y . 7 ' ' , Y l T' Vice-President Secretary . 3' ce 1' ,' ' . . . A V 4 Y I p y -if gi, I , t In r ag' I Y . .' I . . ' ' ' fc ' ' V' 1 V' . . . . . . x 14 I . C ' I . . . ' . If l ummer 41 C9 zcers Rush Shostcd Ium 'smith Chirlcttc Shidc Bu Rtose Betty ftllncr Vice I rtsidtnt Sctrclarx r s S C 4 Boys Imguc C rs l Ligue B ll V nc nr Hilbcrt COHIJIQS Dorothy Intlcv Arcade Iditor Boys S Covt Safely Comm Comm o u past few months of my high school career have been swept behind me past but cer tainly not forgotten for there shall always linger fond memories of the splendid coopera tion I received from both faculty and students which was the determining factor in making my last year at North Hollywood High School both happy and successful Attending school under present democratic rules of procedure has given many more stu dents a chance for such essentials of education as leadership and self government things that cannot come from the pages of a book but must be experienced It has given me a chance to work with a student council whose abilities and cooperative efforts far exceeded my fondest expectations I sincerely hope that in some small way I have shown my appre ciation for living in this democracy which is ours by contributing to the advancement of our great high school during my term as President of your Student Body BILL GILLIS S 41 Bill Gillis Student Body President 17 d f. ri , . ' il A . . 3 rl 4 ' ' T , '.' I '. ' ' I' Gi lf' idvl. ii lf 1 . I I 1 . 'Q - I in . Bernard McNulty Jack Swink i i e ' r 1 2 5 ', . 5' 9 3 , . - . . fP b. -A Luo. A. A. With a lightning blitzkreig effect the P . - igsx oys erlt Qoar If you think the handle-bar mustached sheriffs of the Gay Ninetiesn were good take a look at the Boys' Self Government and the way they deal with culprits. The Boys' Self Government consists of a Merit Board made up of four judges and two clerks They have charge of all de merits and deal with all boys who have committed misdemeanors Mr John Thompson IS sponsor of the o ganization 1 az: E , ill hen Castonguay Vic Harris Jack Crist Harold Button Roy Gttchel Johnny Huggins Bev Roose John Edwards o s ourt 8 Bob Grate Ray McGalliard Jack Swink Mort Hathaway Vic Harris Bob Hart Jack Crist ar s ourt W 4 lorrame Wxlson Extlyn Ovx ens Betty Teague Joan Mann Jtannc Larrd zr S Gourt 4 Mary Black Evelyn Owens Louise Engleson Charlotte Schade Ladles ard soc1etxes rn the Gay Nmetxes kept a careful eye on the act1v1t1es of the younger genera t1on Today rn North Hollywood the glrls have thexr own Self Gov ernment Glrls Self Government rs the Gxrls lVler1t Board and the Gxrls Court m one lt IS made up of a presldent, elected by the grrls, the presrdent of the Madrlna Club, and two appomted members These glrls keep an accurate check on the mernt record of every glrl m the school and conduct the Glrls' Court Ill Q 3 9 CC 99 I 1 -C z Q. . . 54321122.15 . - 'I-f ,iw 4 - n 5 I . '. fl ,J ' . in ,,...-I ,. , , '1 ' l G 'ff ' ' x D ' ' of ,vy- 0. l , 1 1 ,f sf! T' Q D 9 S 66 S., O 3 k .T Qt . . - W' V 7' - rs A ' . . K R' - 4 y 4 QQ, Y I20l M' .S' QCZQUQ Edith Mae Moore Secretary Betty Zellner President Betty Jean Hankins Vice President Jean Jackson Treasurer Gee But This Is a Lonesome Town could be the wail of the new girls at North Holly wood until the Girls League takes them under its wing and helps them to get acquainted The Girls League gives a new girls tea each semester sponsor promotes a feeling of friendship and cooperation among the girls The League was founded in 1927 by Miss Florence J Seaman and Miss Marjorie Miller is the present sponsor and this is her first year as head of this organization Carol Amundsen Maxine Beebe Sue Caddle Barbara Colianni Jeanne Denney Phebe du Gal Dorothy Hale Juanita Jones Dorothy Peters Charlotte Schade Ruth Vernon Jackie Westmoreland 1 2 for this purpose. Assemblies and Christmas work that they O S QCZQUQ Stanton Ch1ld Vlce Presldent Bev Roose Presxdent V1c Harrls Spnrlted horses racxng carrnages and prtch and toss comprrsed the recreatron of the men and boys durmg the nmetles Today the Boys League promotes noon baseball and football leagues and wrestlmg matches Under the dlrectlon of Mr Ralph Heywood the Boys League sponsored Boys Week and several assemblles The League was founded at North Hollywood by Mr Wllllam Mann ln 1930 Secretary Treasurer 1 B1ll Chadney B O John Edward AIO Jack Swlnk B Rush Shosted A Charles Nettles B 2 Bob Vlalre A12 l2ll 9 ' 1 ' ll ll 1 3 1 l22l Cqlflgce ssistants First row: Mrs. Francis Houghton. clerk: Mrs. Lucille Boyd. clerk: Mrs. Oda Lee Davis. secretary. Back row: Miss Myrna Thomson. attendance office clerk: Mr, George Swartz, Student Body manager. First row Hugo Larson Head Custodian John P Brtnnan Klauscn Lena Reynolds Georg l Thomas Clifford H Thornton Tcrrtll Tyt ustocftans Q Henry F.iCox, Charles Ellis. Thomas' L. Jenner, Arthur 5.. , I 5 1 E 3 QL If , L g 5:4 . ,.! X ,,- ij' - ,fa , ..v. w '., A .5 pl Q x' ,4' h 'r I. 1,1 Na: 'Q' 4 V ' ,ay ..' t -,V gift n., ' Fug fS'vf?' W . .4 ,Yu ,M .A .T 5, A , g K , , , av t Y ff 2 iv Nhvfxdl-fa -?Vg nfxkcf Ha' 4 is-S., s 4 4 my My Y A i'j5,':y ...f Vym, ig Q 6. LP. by . . , , , ,, ' 5311 Why! ' Y 'gf 7 , ' ':' - ' 2,4 f , 2: ,if . S -. f , Q - L R 1 4' .if ' H -lg-an M3 ' A ' Q, ' ' 4 , Q ,M ? a 1 ., ., Kwf -fin 1 - QA QQ' K, fo 1 M' I .44 t ,-,,Q'?: i ,I Q ig. Q j f .fsfQ w 1.:fQb :ww ffriafw x ' W- Xin Hia.. 0 s Jhat Same Growcf 26 Jmxm GRM R C l1ss Pitsident 24 Cqywbers Good things come in little packages and the class of XV 41. thought small. was really good. Proof. Our super class a - a teleyision broadcast. remember. - the talent shovx The Night Before Christmas and our senior play Grovsing Pains' What more do you need? Many thanks to Virginia Adams secretary G e o r g t Coombs treasurer and Joan Nflann vice president of the class of W 41 for their ine cooperi tion during the past term I knoyy I speak for the entirt class yyhtn I say thanks to tht administration facu ty and studtnt body for the friendship and help they have given during our years at North Hol ly wood tIl'VlMll Giulia 3 loin 'Vlann X ict President Virginia Adams George Coombs Sgqrgrary Treasurer .4 enzors 4-3 Al f 1-ups---f a....u.,...1,. :5..:...y...... A-1-H--.-::Z.i.,,f,g,,x fs 6-az? I 1 az., 9 a 41 enzors 'fs 'VCQ amy! A Q 28 154- Drvwlv 1 5- L Q l -GK 4'-Q 41 Seniors Ania- 349' Q4 QI'Ll.OI'.S' MAN 'Qiggsgis 'K 30 ian-wfgllo 6 Y 6244-e 6 Z4-ifgfry 1454455 41 emors 3 mv' 0.1-A1-'lamps -fw- I S und.. 4.0 1, emors ag '30 63' 5Wfd4Gvv.f gplzebians Left to rnght Robert Bollmg Rnchard Mankm Ch N as ettles Jack Crust Sara Kxlgore Alleen Smith Pat Crawford One of the greatest honors awarded to a hlgh school stu dent IS to be an Epheblan They are chosen from among the stu dents hav1ng the hlghest schol arshxp c1t1zensh1p and merxt records and character tra1ts The Epheblans are voted on by the members of thelr class and the final declsxon rests wlth the faculty At the txme of graduatlon the Epheblans are presented thelr rings and a ertllicate of membersh1p for l1fe ln the Ephe blan socxety June Amamoto Lowell Carlson Jta n Teed I 33 1 - y , . , 1 . , . v v v .- L . . . ' ' 4 CQ zcers On Class Day attnred 1n bexge and brown the Class of S 41 stepped from the ranks of obscurlty to be the largest senlor class 1n the hlstory of North Holly wood I-hgh Then came a most successful prom englneered by Alleen Smlth and Charles Swallow They dxd a great job Charles Swallow agam took the llmellght when he produced one of the finest and most umque Semor A talent shows ever staged VOC3Il0H31gUld3HC6 speakers meet mgs and many other successes hlghllghted the remamder of the semor term I would hke to express the thanks an gratltude of the Class of S41 for t e excellent work done by the commxttees an committee chalrmen Bob Smith Pms and Announcements Marvelle McClellan Ves pers June Smlth Supper Betty Hankms Play and Charles Swallow Talent Show However not to be forgotten are the Senlor advlsors who through unceasmg and txreless work helped make the class successful So 1n leavmg you North Hollywood we w11l never forget the pleasant moments we have experienced under your protectmg guldance and hope that you w1ll save a small place m your memory for us Alleen Smxth DICK MANKIN Presldent Vlce Presldent E341 June Smnth B111 Maddox Secretary Treasurer S21 seniors '86- F 36 41 515 :Y 2' fa cami. .f6L..,.1f' 1:0 KL-. 4 enzors I 4,3 Q w-.mf-W-ff-W 'Nfl-4 N A4f.f,eg,,i amanda EW lk,-awk 41 enzors 541 C98I'LlOI'S RN Q l lyx GM.:-.M Sam 'Cf 1,4 emoors f U l 'Z' l391 , 1 'Q 4 -5' A 'f A K' I 3 . - V f ii 'V 1 , I X Y X , ? ,V 5:'V J l X X x M 3,1 4a.,,,.., 7-. 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'Ai '11 aff 5 , 4 K, ,, y- wa ,A PM s. sm , ix., ,-Hg, pa -,.ff ' I-6 561,001 may l561 OClCl Milflg Strlvmg to replace the old conxentlonal methods of study used durmg the G12 Ntnetres wtth a more practncal appllcatlon t problems of human r lattons the department of Soclal ltvmg has eompleted another successful year The Soctal lrvmg Department mcludes the drama and pubhc speakmg classes the school publtcatrons the Arcade and the El s1t1on World Afl31fS besxdes the regular and elective classes of Enghsh and Amerlcan L1fe and Instrtutlons Thts department sponsored several entrants ln essax contests Jean Ewing rn the Amertcan Legton contest Barbara Sturm Jackie Westmoreland and Phebe du Gal 1n the Amertcan Youth Forum Contest and Rush Shosted nn th Pohce Essay Contest Each teacher of thrs department rs called upon to sponsor some school club or BCIIVIIY 1n addxtlon to h1s regular work Mrs Doro lhy Kllngpgter I C C . I 1 Y! I A 1 V I I L V' A I 3 -I V- X I D I O C I V x s 1 ' 4' ' A ' I I H 3 1 I I . ! 3 ' 5 J ' Camino, classes in World and American Literature, Advanced Compo- ' I I D 1 4 V . I I J I 3 ' ' 'X ' J 3 I 3 X I E 1 Y I I C I 7 I q J P 4 I I N 3 A Miss Faith Roberts Mr. Harry Shepro .lg Mrs. Sadie Snyder NTI. Alb6I'I Sherman I571 4.1 x Mr. Robert Lewis Mrs. Ethel Ludwick OCl,Cl oL?Vl.I'lg 'Vlrs F0905 Gam , . Miss Helen Randol ll l581 Miss Eliza Estrop Mr. Fred Beckes Mrs Emma Fmk ,f i rs Helen Heckler Mrs Ida Malcolm E591 ' X fx g- ! V' .hi ' ffl ff ' 8 cml'OC!UCQ Show Boats and Opera Houses in the Gay Nineties -- Federal Theatre Projects and our own VJe Produce department in the l94O's. The XVe Pro- duce department is composed of the public speaking classes and the drama classes and is headed by Miss Marie Byrne. The public speaking classes studied the elements of public speaking. gave short speeches advertising various school activities. participated in several OFAIOF- ical contests, studied parliamentary law, organized themselves into a Gavel Club and put on a public speaking dinner as well as publicizing the Community Chest campaign in the grammar schools. 44 3, G Miss Nlaflc Blim Teddy Roosevelt's fiery oratory of the last century-public speak- ing classes in 1941. These classes studied the ele- ments of public speaking, gave short speeches advertising various school activities. studied parlia- mentary law, organized them- selves into a Gavel Club, put on a public speaking dinner and partici- pated in several oratorical contests as well as publicizing the Com- munity Chest campaign in the 3,1- local grammar schools. I501 1. A 4 ag :jf - W, A WZ. it WY 1' V 1 ia, E. ,V ,v Q.. 4. a f.- 4. . ' 1 - ' ,,5s.,. vs , iq .ff ,Z Y.- 'Bridge of Sighsm . . . Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage . . . sentimentality . . . melodrama . . . the education in dramatics of an actor in the 9O's. Today the dramatic courses in- clude actual play participation. play casting. history and the vo- cabulary ofthe theatre. The classes worked on the Se- nior Play and studied Shakespeare in preparation for the Shakespeare Festival. 6 I52l Mr Herman Wxlllams Mr l:fverettB1rd Natronal defense rn the Gay Nmetles meant army navy and cavalry Today xt mcludes commerclal and 1ndustr1al flelds Our commerclal and mdustrxal arts courses headed by Mr Harold Ives and Mr Ralph Heywood are do1ng thelr part 1n tra1n1ng men and women for thrs field of work Typmg shorthand bookkeepmg busmess law bus1ness correspondence and salesmanshrp compr1se the commercr l course Metal shop prmt shop wood shop patterrlmakxng stage auto shop agrrculture landscapmg mechanlcal and archltectural draft mg are offered for those who are 1ncl1ned toward the 1ndustr1al fleld Vocatlonal gurdance classes are now a part of the commerclal curr1culum and have proved a great success Mr Fred Beckes has an Occupatlon Orlentatron class for all mdustrlal arts students ln the twelfth grade 1n Whlch boys study drfferent sk1ll and sem1 skxll opportun1t1es for employment and ho v to apply for a Job OH'lITL8I' C161 Clfl - Q, , I 7 G 14' A Y - - Mr. Frank Kenyon Y , . 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'l i ld ClQfI,CQ Clfl Nlr Harold CO! the Gay Scxence and Mathematxcs were never lrke thrs 1n ds for physlcs classes land NlH6tl6Sl Slflkllig ducks nn washmg compoun lcare at home for agrrcultural classes and all scapmg gardemng and anrma V1 atlon rn trlgonometry classes are demonstratxng aerral and marme na g h n the cut and drned courses of the Nmetnes a lrttle dxfferent t a The scrence classes have constructed a new amplrfier for the aud Th1s IS the latest thmg 1n hrgh fidelrtv sound reproductlon The Math and Scrence exhlblt at the Open House was a success Two boys Clyde Osborne and Robert Bollmg were admltted to Cal Tech from North Hollywood one of them makrng the hrghest grade rn the chemlstry entrance exammatron that had ever been made there S ecral coachxng classes are held after school for boys who are plan t Cal Tech and Annapolrs P nmg on takmg these speclal exammatrons a l Subbms Nlr CNN Ur Phxlnp F ranklm l 55 1 if is '-Q? Miss Mary Gcorgianrxa Mr. Charles Garner Miss Lorctta Hickey Mrs. Jessie Horton Miller .4 s- 1 ll czence an atlz Mxss Marjoru Vlxllcr 'Vlrs Lula Rosen Nlr John Tnompson 67 N N . ..,L. ' 1 A . A . gaOI'QlgI'l QLWCZTLQUCZQQS .I Mrs OI'QlgI'L CZTLQUCZQQS Greek Latin and a sprinkling of French comprised the education in forei n l g anguages during the Gay Nineties French S h panis and Latin take their places in the Frivolous Forties This year the first classes of language students came from the Junior High School ln the fall a greater num ber are expected than came last term The first Latin l class in over three years will be among them New songs recordings quizzes and stories have been taken up as part of the regular work in the l l a in ward for ex cellence in the classics She h is t e sixth one to receive th1s award in the school s fourteen years tt Desiree Northco Mr lcslxe l Ynn Vx aret Van Mrs 1 argwmkle 69 Q ' anguage c asses. Sara Killgore received the L t' A - l E701 l OITZQ COflO47'llC.S' n Miss F mm Brow Girls in the Gay Nineties Always Took Mother s Advice and learned to sevx and cook at home Today vs e haxe home economics classes The sewing classes have not done only their regular vxork but todians and cut out 70 senior gowns which vxere sent to Frank Wiggins Trade School The cooking classes in addition to their regular work have prepared all food for the faculty and principals teas given at the school l they did all the sewing on the banner given the school by theicus- 01718 COI'lOH'LtC.S' MM W 63 ' I X 4 i u E721 l S The long ha1r and brlghtly colored smocks of the artlsts of the last century have d1sappeared and ln thexr places have come the art classes and the varled styles of art 1n the present century We have the art department under Mr Ju11an Wrlght at North Hollywood offerrng classes 1n costume desngnlng l1fe draw mg cartoonlng stage crafts and advert1s1ng art GlVlHg a1d to the productlon of th1s year s operetta was MISS d1d the art work for the El Camxno cartoons and cuts for the Arcade sponsored contests and arranged the art eXh1b1ts rn the showcases of the Mam Hall In the cartoonlng contest Guy Welch and Hllbert Gonzales won places and the returns of the Poppy Poster contest placed VICTOIIUQ Coldewe first Davld MCKlm second and Gordon Mclntyre thlrd MISS Lxllran Flaherty MY Jullan Wright Lillian Flaherty and her stage craft classes. Mr. Wright's classes Ox 7 'Vlxss Bcrnrce Sheets MISS Vlrldrtd Hughey Mr Joel Harry t uszc Treble Clef Glee Clubs Orchestra A Capella Theory Harmony Instrument and Muslc Appreclatlon classes have taken the place of the parlor concert and the church slng of the Gay Nmetres The muslc department Wlth MISS Mxldred Hughey as head put on the annual operetta The Flrefly by Frrml and sex eral school concerts 'C'1i'i'X .1 'Vlr NV1ll1am Voorhus I741 oys Q tgszcal Education Nlr Ginn Berry Mr Fad Elliott I ! O 5 I if h , , 6. -E.. .kb '- - x an v f , 9 xg A . Y. I Q52 X 1 Mr. Francis Smith . 1 - A 4 A . I -x .L s - Qirfs gtmlzyslcal gcfucation Mlss Mary Fawley Mrs Alrce Btrg Mary Black Betty 7tlIntr I oxs Wrlson Charlotte Qc ma t Betty Robtrte E751 N it f 1 X. N' xy 4 M -M M tr t 4' .. I d' .A jg, .f 9-YY., Mxg., , - fr., 4 , ,- n I ' Q PN v O . 'ff If I I :f, '.'co B. X I Cyzat gang of m E791 El Camino Staff XV'-ll Bob Bridgers Aramando Samaniego William Smiley Betty Smith Bill Van Meter Jean Cowan Eugenia Farnsworth Lawrence Fowler James Grier Mildred Huber Johnny Huggins Harold Knowles Olive McCann Betty Lou Moore Leith Newman Lowell Carlson Jeanne Laird Joseph Ryan Dick Pobjoy Bob Maire Joan Mann George Coombes Charlotte Morelock T Gray EOY ig: ' QD Q6 ,nl t af if E! Gamlno These adventuresome lads and lassies are the Babes in the Woods who comprise our El Camino Staff. The staff is on their own time and initiative and are respon- sible for their own work and the material that is to become part of the El Camino. The first El Camino was published in l929 with lylrs. Dorothy Klinepeter as advisor. Nlr. Robert Lewis is the present sponsor and this is his second year as advisor of the annual. 1, 5 ammo :W 1-K Barbara Allan Vxrgmna Branen Rlta Hendgrson Audrey Johnson Hugh Kelley Bill Van 'Vhtrr Angela CIOHBIII Dorothx Collrr Phgbg du Gal Betty Dunxull Lea Poxull V Barbara Sturm Sandie Hall Bull Porman Bob Grate 'Xfiarjoru Grey Haruy Kaufman Bob Brldgers Vladalxm Rogers W K H91 ISUII Armando Samaniego fC Q Cl Vtmta Baker Virginia Ruth Hilbtrt Gonlalts Ink Bartholomtxx Chlrlts Su alloxx Gtorgc O Connor The boys on the Pink Police Gazette never worked harder in getting out a paper than the Arcade staff. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Lewis the percentage of subscriptions was raised above that of any other year. the Winter Ad Staff sold more ads than any other staff since the founding of the paper, and a special six page Christmas edition was put out. With a small Sum- mer staff of only three editors plus the editor-in-chief they were able to keep up publication for the entire term AA 11' I 9 44 Cl t ' 'ff- . . . .X if 31, p X . ,l ru' I -in Tgnidiii I n . ' 5: f ' 1, rea e Edltor Jeanne Whrte Margaret I ormans B111 Camm Jack Bartholomew George O Conner John Lamer Bernard McNulty George O Conner Hilbert Gonmlts 'Vlargaret Iormans Jeanne Wlwrtt Jxmmy Hznflrp 1- 31 fa at rv ,L G2 ,4- ,gr - -,I it 1 1,5 A . Q K sr-f i E , l 'pi A Q V 7: ig A , ' A 7 QW, li -A ,S . l Charlotte Moreloclx Peggy Nlorgan Adele Collins Lorraine XVilson Ruth lilmore .loyce long Pat l.anam June Amamoto Helen Axline Sandee Hall Jan XYright Beth Biclxelt Christine fVlcAlpin Margaret Hunter louise lfngleson The Madrinas. a service club sponsored by Mrs. Helen Heckler, watch over the candy stand and the cafeteria and direct vis- itors and new students. They work with the Escu- deros in keeping the grounds clean and on ground duty at noon. 756 '99 iv at A 3 uf C 5 Q55 f ,fx 'fg-ff' 'Y cg I Jeanne Dennei' Vernetta Collins Dorothy Sullivan Charlotte Schade Marv DeCences 42 legs' if .- m B. . 3 uf f 1 1 Q , , 1 SJ Q .ie ir Y'- e J my .af Jw, Q iw V 'iris Ruth 'llroth Marjorie Hinds Beverly Siinton Helen Kurvers Sarah Barra 5 Mary Black President Marguerite Paige Pat XX'hidden Marvelle McClellan 7 Jackie XX estmoreland rincz Helen Dillin I B2 1 President SCU QI'OS In the Gay NIHQIIQS the men xx ere chlvalrous and hero1c novx 1n 1941 there are the gallant Escuderos The lVladr1na lgscudero date IS the h1ghl1ght of thelr soc1a1 act1x1t1es The Escuderos are a seruce organ17at1on and the1r dut1es COHSISI of patrolhng the grounds dur1ng the assemblles and at noon t1me They have the1r own student self government also the Fscu dero Court ,N Harold Button 1 ovt ell C arlson Kenneth Castonguay Jack CYISI George Lnxall Allan Fleteller Roy Getehel 1-11lbertGon1ales 11m Gr1er 'Vlort Hathaway Nat Hlllykf 1ohn Huggms D1ck Johnse n Bob Vlnre D1ck Vlankm Qhuels Nettles lrranklm PILO B111 Schade Rush Shosted Bob S1mons Jess Sportel J1mm1e Ta1t B111 Archer Rat Clanton B111 Corr Jack CFISI Allan Fletther B111 611115 Bob Grate X IL Harms Robert Hart lohn Klmepeter B111 Xladdox D1ck Xlankm Rat X1eG1ll1ard Preston P1eree Bex Roost Bob Sffllfll Bob Stahl laek Sxunk 1931 V 'J . . 3 . I - j H , . . D. . I , V. . 3 Y. . . Q x. . 7 I 1 f 7 - ' - . , , Y 71 V1 , , - . , , , 2 , 4 1 ' H 'a . . ' K , 1 ,, . 1 I i 1 . 1 T H 3' 1 ,M ,N ,f-' rf. W A A . -Wg . ,, 'mf fVef'N,.1 ff 31 1 Vwfalter S1mmons 1 1 ,. . , I l I 5 X' 1 A e 3 -I 'X . . Jim Newton Jack Swink Bob Main: Mort Haihawax Dave Carroll Bev Roose Hilbert Gonzales Harry XValker Bill Corr Bill Gillis Franklin Pico Bill Scbade Homer Nielson Bernard McNulty Kenneth Castonguay Jess Spo rtell Felix Paggi Bill Vincent Dominic Verda Ted Yoshiwara -. , . J ar Q A 4 is K sf and il George llnvnll I 84 :I Rov Gctchel John Huggins Ray McG.illiard 4 ' i . Shot-gun weddings helped Sadie Hawkins get her man back in the Cray Nineties but today the Sadie Hawkins dance. given by the Hi-Y and the Circle C serves the same purpose in a more enjoyable manner. The Hi-Y holds an annual Fathers' and Sons' Banquet and an Alumni Banquet. This year they attempted something new-Community Night- in which the service clubs of North Hollywood took part. The money raised Went to supply new equipment for the athletic department. i t i Q1 5 me ra... x ii 'gg Q4- 1 x '1- ., L7 mn 4, an 'uf' -I WW .1 Jack Crist E951 l-ouis Milligan Duncan McKellar Bob Smith Charles Swallow Dave Kramer Hugh Kelley Carl Biechteler Herman XVilliams Murray Barlow Ray Clanton Lowell Carlson David Pain Ted Schafer Don Krell Stanton Child Don Vwferner Bill Chadney Alan Owen Hollis Clanton Lee Horton Ken Parker Ray Sedall Bob Clark Squire Around the corner of the Gai Nineties comes Simon Lagree in his Topper Cane Ciloxes and Tails. Seen around any North Hollywood corner are Charles Nerrlcs the Esquires with their Topper Cane Tux and Gloves The club was organized in 1937 by Morris Glesby and Mr. Harold Corbin who is still their sponsor Y 4 ' 3, 1 li , J . . b , f ,p ' f v x , ,f 'C if PE f-.plush EA.-' f ff-fig ' 1 ,- if , V 3 I h a f u ? 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The purpose of the club is to enable the stu- dents to develop a better dramatic appreciation through participation and attendance at Worthwhile dramatic programs. 89 i I l I . I .lilzc Min it ri-fir. lilim-in-tu 'Will IH rvziz- litiz. l'virr.s '.I,ir,ir.r lszuuhi I1--url - E' -im livsf.. lhrwx 't l.K.si.-. P-wllur fl--1 Hi, -f X'ir,. .. 4 ug ,lam l ur r !i ww li nrt- l,. .V wiv. fran:-. l rx! 'H' If , I ' . l'.l'v- - I1 l.:::1 lam '.lr2 x .ff ' F ' sf f., iuzui '...f4.-.1 Nlxm. ' sri sr V- Y 1'1'..' Ink, . t r:-1:1 HLXLAIL . xv: l':'-', I'-b'.l.u 'i,'.Nv.-.- ir. I wi--ef 1 it ' f I 'J .jr '..::. NH- I w rl ' ' ' liisuz. '.1,I'.f '.l',.r. N.- 1 E' : s. E:'.x,i:1 Hurmh.-. fkifl I. l 1' ' E1.-- lfxmrt mslnwv' I wr- ll. urs ' ll' I 'e lutfxr Hsbirr. Hurt.: I'-fmt' lltxtris I 1 l'QI'lC Carol Amundsen Carolyn Bragg, Vlartha Broun Jean Burghout Bill Camn Paul Cansthers Joyce Christenson Joe Clements Curtis Condit Kenneth Corr Jacqueline Curry Jean Daly Betty Demers Shirley Doughty Barbara Drake Phebe du Gal Billy freed Ruth luchs Betty lean Ciarber Naomi Gasper Vlallxem Gregory Jimmy Haillip Carol Jean Hammond Doris Hammren Barbara Harrold Barbara Hendricks Vlarporie Hinds Vlona Hitt Helen Horninge lots Iackson Juanita lones Vlary lxay Jones Remember the Paris of the Gay Nineties? We too have a little bit of France here. The French Club is one of the oldest clubs in North Hollywood. It was organized by Mrs. Desiree Northcote in 1928 and Mrs. Northcote is still the sponsor lmet lxulane on au nne 1 ee lo Barbara 'Xlalaony 'ylaude Vlarie ad Haryey Xlaxey Russel 'Nlenter Nl lxenstey leanne Xlilan Bill Xlonteith 'Nlary lou Nlurray Carrolyn 'Nobles June O Connell le an O Daily 'Nlarie Ortholer llnnyee I atterson Dorothy Jean Peters X iyian Reed loan Rightmire liek Rosenfeld H yonne Rushton llilabeth Score Audrey Smith lunc Smith Betty lou Stanley Barbara Sturm Don Tiny er Patsy 'lompsett 'Klartha Vw allace Beyerly Vyest Nlarilyn NN ilson C loria Vyoodhouse tllcztin The Latin club. an organization in the school since 1927, is sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Van Winkle. The club held its annual Roman Banquet in October. The program was in honor of Queen Dido and consisted of several short sketches put on by the Latin classes and the singing of songs in Latin by the guests The club also participated in the Christmas partx in xx hich all language clubs had a part The sun dial in the Seaman uadrangle xx as a Joint gift from the Scholarship Societx and the Latin club Lnola Pnrntx Barbara Bohimtr Robtrt Bolling C lair Parifmtr Nltrx C ortts l lt tnor Drummond lohn ldxx irds Shiln faulkntr llllbclll fun Cl' C ill Hcrton C harlts Houdtn Raxmond lonts Nitls lorgtnst n lint lxwrl tin X iltn Bo Silxlgllclll Sunnnc Snoxx Btrnict XVa cr Bob XX irburton 9 . , . . Y . I . . . Q V . . . . . V . - - 4 - -- - - ' - ---1 c . . C. - ii - I -1- J-. tip ' ' 1 Rox' Hatch Kathleen Nobles I ' ' I - . Y ' ' 2 '. j . -. ' lk- E921 pcznisfa You Can't Keep a Good Man Down nor can you keep those Senoritas and Senors of the Qpanish Club down Among thur many act1v1t1es was the trlp to set Down Argentrna Way Break the News to Mother and We ll Have a Dance sard one of the senorrtas and so they dld They put on thelr own orlgxnal plays and hold thelr meetrngs every two weeks Mrs Marla Davls organ17ed the club 1n 1936 and she IS st1ll the sponsor Geraldxne Altmmltr Barharl Allen lVl1xme Bembe Vvllllldmn Broun Neal Chumpmn Jacquelme Curry Fllen Dnlw lrmcts Dax .lane l Ines Robert llart Nrrgmn Crbson James Grunge Bull Hull Irene Hall Mary Hall Vu: Harris Alyne Haun Jean Hryworth I orrame Haltn Carl Hennemmn Goldie Horn Btlh lnmm Crrtpg, alumni Nlrrgery l me Crlenn l utton Bob Marrt Vlrrgmret Vltfaregor 'A Helen Mrrgolxs Patrlcn 'Vlaytortnx lmmxlou 'Vleyers Nlrrthtu 'Vlnrstun Dlck Nelson Cm cn l cnson lrlten ljollotk lllllbeth Slmpson Brrban Smxth Dixie Qtage Nllffhl Qtrllut Phxllls X trnon Betty Vkxtkxkar .45 f 1 L . . .. . ,, 5 31 ' VY ll VY A4 Y ,, . . . Y . . . . I 3 x'A v A . ,. .. . 4 I . , 1 ,, . . 's ,n B . r 5 Jeanne Johnson ' .,, A .-A AL ,. , ,, , A t ' l ' ' r t 'lt A ' ' t I . . A s 5 A ,B Y ', J 5' ,. - , M' Us X s , V. I V 5 uture czrmers From hoe. horse. and rake to tractor. combine and Future Farmer organizations!-this is the progress made in farming from the Gay Nineties to the present. The Future Farmers' Club is a state organization and has no connection with the administration of the school or the social and service activities. The boys in the club carry on home projects as well as the work that they do at school. Besides this work the club built an addition to the green house and entered stock in the Pomona Fair and the Great Western Livestock Show. They par- ticipate every year in the San Luis Obispo livestock and agri- cultural exposition. Mr. Emil Smith was the founder of the club and was the sponsor up until the middle of this term when he was called for service in the army Mr William Voorhees has taken his place FE' rt la tnon c Hilx r mx Xlir Din R s ll lohn XX illo cl Clartnct Broun firl Huntoon iu Xl Xliiin limts Sabin all XXt h Cicorgc ldu irds Os ar Hallgrtn 1 nh Xl ndofi latlft Squir s Hirold XX ood nk fltmina, Di lx l on ftlixl i gi rec ltn LlHOSlJ1XX L93 5 1 X i A 'N X ' - ' 5 . A NEB . J A A m f 2 I, f .W 'ofj K M xr V , f N ,Ai 5, my 4 'sf 'V ii I l, ' . i 1:11 - A . Hg- Ji .lim Pnicltett Harry Hall George Xladdox Harry Retallock Cihet Xlvsburg rX ri Dil 'lje Ti j . . tincv l r o e i . '. ' r ' ' ' 1. F. I.c. .l. .. ' li '-lc ' 1' 't C ' . L' ',. . A .N it' t ' .lf lr ir' 'C . lg! Ii 'lik' ny 'le 'r 4 'ara l akty ire ommission On a Bicycle Built for Two was sung in the Gay Nineties and is still sung today. Now. for safety we sing No Two on a Bicycle . Under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Fred Beckes the Safety Commission has practically solved the problem of parking. and of bicycle registra- tion. The club was organ- ized in 1939, with fifteen members, and has grown to nineteen members. The dashing fire horses of the Gay Nine- ties have been replaced at North Hollywood High by a streamlined Fire Commission. They co- operate with the Safety Commission in most ac- tivities and helped to get one of the latest fire trucks for demonstration on our campus. They have charge of fire drills and make sure that all students leave the build- ing and that they are the required distance from the building during the drills. E941 Chuck Brohammer Allan Owen Jack Swink Benny Hozer Bill Vincent Bill Corr Paul Evans Bob Sullivan Tom Morrissey Fred Hansing George Garabidian Jack Hansard Don Hanson Tony Martino Jack Brawley Bill Griffith Herb Heath Charles Nettles Hollis Clanton Ray Clanton Milton Levinton John Clark Orville Stanton Herell Wood Harry Walker Bob Stahl Dick Whitaker Bill Vincent Bill Van Meter Bev Roose Bill Cherry Tom Wilson all UBobbies on the street corners of New York in the 90's-hall monitors at the doors of North Hollywood High School in 1941. The Hall Monitors watch the halls and doors during lunch time and keep order in the halls. The girls are chosen according to merit and scholarship standing by Mr. Charles Ciarner, who has been the sponsor of the hall monitors for the past three years. Hilda Daniels ommzission Betty Jazich Cirace Bringer Ferne Hoover Norma Clyde Phyllis Barcume Evelyn Owens Kathleen Admirtr Janis Vleehan Ex lyn Owens Carolyn Nobles Virginia Hillxtr Fern Hooxer Eleanor Rovx nd Beth Arrowsmith P ggy Brown I l95I l vx v vm r 1 A t v va 1 vi u r Q Y Y enior cgrclzestra Walter Bacon Rebecca Blxbw Ruth Buchsxk Bob Clark lrlorxbel Flxck Gcorgt Garabedxan VITLIHIJ Cnbson Betty Grttly l ldlnc Crrlmm lrcd l'l'lI19lI'lg Churlts Hordcn Robert Humphrlcs Jnmmr, Hunt larmk lggflg Htrbcrt l anovsette Harry McDonald Charles lVlcG1nty Curtls Mallory lanrs Mc-than Pompadoured women and mustached mcn found enjoyment when the great Vlctor Herbert held a concert Today we have our Senlor Orchestra The orchestra played for the Arcade show and other school assemblles They played at the Semor Plays at the Operetta Com mencement and Vespers They played 1n a fall concert w1th the Musxc Department and cooperated w1th the Art Department on a Chrlstmas Pageant Two members of the orchestra were chosen to play ln the Santa Barbara Festlval Harry McDonald and Rlchard Redlger The orchestra IS sponsored by MISS Bernlce Sheets and has been an 1nst1tut1on of North Hollywood smce the openlng of the school Hlrold Uppen Raymond Rcdlgtr Jam s Rcllx lnrl Rtnktl Slmont Rtxts Dons Ann Smdborg Bob S tman Helen Qrtrm Hcltn Qkuxr larlnk Qttbblns Nadme lulor Ruth X crnon lohn XX tllu Bob N tlttl Don lld Young Iohn Xlmqntss Jess Sporttl I95l , 1 K l 7 . , ., , . , . . X .5 V S .1 , . , T 'I' ' Y , 1 'I s s r 0 V Y T George Offonnor , . .' Y 5 I T Q e. -' ' A 1 I I t , , t. CL . H H I t , x I , L 1. V , , 7 . ,, , XXL I . t x A L xx t .- ,. , E Ted Bryant Ken Castonguay Bruce Conner Otto Franck Bull Grate Jack Hansard Allan H111 Kenneth Holmes D1ck Kalgren Haney Kaufman Bert Lemon l OUIS Loreno James 'Vlalak Pugene 'VlcDonald Bob Nevsstttter Rl Page Neal Paulu Ctorge Prclster Rnmond Redwer Robcrt Runold lugtnt Zlmmer The Gay Nlnetles stage crew had an easy llfe compared yuth the lxfe our stage crew leads Our crew makes all the sets for the plays glven and helps wrth the lxghtlng 1n the assemblres They made the sets for The Plrefly by Prlml the Semor Play the Semor Talent Show and the Chrxst mas Pageant The stage crew was organxzed vxhen the school first started and IS now sponsored by Mr Everrett Blrd tage few 641' E971 V .. - H - - . v V - 1 I ii' - . r -- 9 A - A - f 3 4 Y ,v lu ilk B 4, ca 1 X 1' F ' 1 'J Q ' t ' 'X i - 1 . ,-. O S John Magness Ducan McKellar let M1llar Lou lVl1111gan D1ck Nlutaw Ccorge Myers Ieonard Newman J1m Newton Alun Owens Daud Pame R1chard Pobjoy Douglxs Posten Pr ston l IL c George Prlester J1m Re11ey Bu Roose Paul SLl lll1ll'1g XX alter Slmmons Hubert Smnth Tom Thomason Burnell Voss Harry Walker D1ck Wh1tson Bas11 Wlll13mS Herman Wllll3mS Harold Arnhuter Carl B1etchcler Barbara Blucmm accompamst Lou cll Clrlson B111 Chadnex Ho1l1s Clanton R15 Clanton CUYIIS Cond1t Bruce Conner Chfford Lby John ldwards Delmar 1 xans Claxton Gallonax Tom Cu 1n Gale Garner B111 G1ll1S Bob Gore James Carang B111 Hall Jack Hansard Bruce Harkleroad Tom Hendncks Ralph Henneman John Klmepeter B111 Luce The Cway N1nCt12S had the1r Barber Shop uartett to l1sten to we have the vo1ces of th1rty flve boys who part1c1pated 1n the operetta The P1refly by Fflml 1n May and who Also at Commencement Mus1ca1 Fest1val Vespers and P T A meetlngs they blended the1r VOICES and thr1lled the aud1ences The Boys Glee Club IS sponsored by MISS lVl1ldred Hughey 'im 9 I 11 C- X 1 -f , ' put on a concert in November and Christmas concert in December I l., ' .l -ll ,J ' -u ,g . I . J 1 ye: e J 3l'r'e 'll MTS' NVe do not need Barber Shop uartets Flounctng Ilorr bcls to keep our North Holly yy ood Hugh School gay XVe hayt thc Cnrls Glee Club Some of the schools blggtst eyents have been put on by the Glec Clubs Last term a Chrtst mas Concert and pageant was presented and thxs last May The Frrefly was thc annual operetta Under the dtrectton of Mtss Berntce Sheets the sponsor thts club has become one of the best known and most popular of the school clubs Betty 'Vhlls Betty Jean Vllsntr Vlmrvell lVIcClean Dorothy Jean Peters Betty Roberts I ynette Sanborn 'Vlary Adele Sanborn Charlotte Schadt Buerly Sttbtrt Cvlorta Sharpe. Nlartha Snead Alleen Smith June Smlth Betty Stuny Barbara Sturm Cvlorxa Sys an Carol Amundsen Evelyn Bellamy Mary Black Jean Burchout Dons Burson Beyerly Chambers Pat Crawford Jean Dans Joanna Thompson Sophta X adctsky Jackue VN estmoreland Dolores VN httney Beyerly Vyhlsen Junt Wnlsen I oxs XVnlson Julra Day I rances Dunham 'Vltldred Cavtn Audrey Johnson Dorothy Hale Betty Hankms I ugenta Harms fern Hoover N 6-P Jean Jackson Luann Jackson 'Vlary Evelyn Johnson Audrey Johnsen Pat Lanam Joyce I ong Carol I onto E991 , o .. s s 1 M x vu AA ' 4 '- Q or .. X 1 '- , 1 s vs - , 5 , . s s 1 V 1 V 7 - ' AA s 1 , - .. 3 , , I A ' v 1 Y I v' T v A 4 xv xx' x ' . Y A' s ' x , ' V , , I 4 ' A' V v 1 ' ' Y ' v x g , 4- . V , ' v , 'S -., 'T .VF , 4 C I . - . n ' I, ' . , '- -L t . .x' J 6IClpp8l!Cl Vlirgarct Iormin Don Mallas I ouise Mathenx John Nlattheus Chuck 'NlcCoxx in I ugene M Donald Anna lun 'Vltl irlind Ruth Merrimin Betty Misner lsabrllc Nlorgi I tgp Nlurrix loycc 'Nelson lune 'Wiclson Donald Nobles Iohn Oxlu I lltcn Pol ork lim Reilly Vilcslet IQCIIIIDIILI Paul Schilling, I linbeth Simpson lim Smith Ru Smith June Stuirt Jickie FI homis Ions Vin Meter Don Werner Ieinne xxyhllf Dolores XVhitney June Vwhlson H001 ...4 Lillian Russell was one of the f amous singers of the Nmeties but those were not the only days that had great singers W have some very good VOICCS in our own A Cappela Choir here at school This club was organized by MISS Julia Smith 19 in 37 Miss Mildred Hughey took charge of it when Miss Smith left our school Betty Adair Frank Amaya Jean Backer Joe Beaudro Phyllis Barcume Henrietta Behlou John Bloem Pat Faluemm Boniti Burman Join Burman Anni Vlay Bosworth Iiniss Brown X ixian Cimeron Helen Jo Cirr Bill Chidnex Jeanne Cowan Bettx Ann Draper Dorothy Ently I sther I arr Lucille Iitton Betts Ioore Mildred Grundstrom N irginia Hardaway Cirolyn Henderson Cliricc Hendricks 'Vlelxaline Jones lune Kendrick Iendi I ing I ileen I 1R05 . l . '- myclvvcir Y Q I , J l E ',. , . ' . e . . 1 ' . . s i 1 A c . ' ' nn u.-,, George Mvers . ' ' li ' ..,' 1 A X ? v 4 . , xxx X' ' A X 2' l ' Y ' - ' ' V , , 3 6 1 -, I 0 I . ' ' 1 'Y I 5 K 'Q I Z lx 1 1 .-. - . , a- - l f . . D 5 J , 1 ' ' Q91 me 61 ,f Dorothy Korntved l aura Mazarron lose Ann Maher iay Nobles Pat O Hara velyn Osborne Dons Reid Dorothy Ann Reld Eleanor Rownd Su7anne Snou Purca Sunua Lydla Vashkulat Jeanne Webb Vlfglnla Whitaker Dons Barley Roslyn Bernstcm Clalre Brazncr Dxane Castonguaw Mary Collrcr lrene Cox Dons Cratty 1 Shrrley Dahl Betty Foote arol Jean Hammond Jeanne Hasbrock Luann Jackson 'Vlarllyn Keys lane Karl When you hear the Treble Clef you thmk of all the Jenny Lmds of the Gay NIHQIIES ThlS orgamzatlon has taken part rn the Fall concert Chrrstmas pageant and held a con cert of thelr own w1th the help of the rnstrument class The group IS sponsored by MISS Mrldred Hugbey and has grown from thrrteen to twenty two members ll0l1 l ix l G I l N Y ' f A I ...af Q . al f Q ll ,, H X , Xb ,lly W li All i W' l ' ' A ni D J QQ. v vfh - mafly ommzttee Nlary Black Jack CIISI B1ll G1ll1s Douglas Gordon Art Hockwald Johnny Huggins Don Krell Bob lV'a1rt Vlarle Maltbx Betty Lou 'Vloore 'ltdds Yoshm ara Betty Roberts Bev Roose Clark Rucker Charlotte 'ichade Bob Stahl Jack Swrnk I orrame Wrlson Betty Zellner moz, Takmg the place of the League for Sup portmg Thls and That of the Gay NIHQIIQS IS our Rally Comrnrttee Thrs commrttee a new organrzauon rn our school was formed 1n 1940 by Bob Malte and Mr Glenn Berry The Rally Commrttee has charge of all rallres The comm1ttee has made our rallles more mterestmg and IS responslble for the smooth and effluent manner rn Whlch our r ll1es of the past year have been conducted ----IQ' 'Q--W p-If l , ,,,,,,.,,. F . -.....,, ,,, sv 'J' Y V r ' T7 4' . 'f. g. . . A Y we Y , ' l T1 Y I Y ' .t . . . ,, . . . y 1 , . 'a 5 fx L . r ' fr K I I, B. .- 'Li 4 T .L 'I tmlzotograplzy Annyce Patterson Daguerreotypes. family portraits. family album -- the vocabulary of the photographer in the Nineties. Action shots, candid shots, group, and individual pictures - the vocabulary of the photog- raphy class at North Hollywood in 1941. l l Carol Luff V This class under the direction of Mr. Harold Corbin. has taken sixty-six pic- tures of the faculty. four action shots of campus life, ten individuals, thirty class activity shots. and ten group pictures for the El Camino. This is the first time that the class has undertaken a project as ex- tensive as this. They have done some fine work. Doug Gordon 1 Carol I-ufT Annyce Patterson Dorothy Rinker Joyce Long Doug Gordon Harold -Xrnhiiur Joi Bnudro Don Brown B111 Camm Georgi Campbi. Lowell Carlson 11041 OLE ttermen 5 aff' 2 1xv.nmth Cast Ja k Dorn Giorgg 1nx.111 Allin Fletcher Lawrence liow Roy' Getchcl onguax 1er L Cioumr Filhirt Gon A is Don H111 Art Hockwald John Huggins All' x n Jonci J lconard Ieggutt Louis 1.0rino B b ohn lxlimpiler o Nlnire Fred Mnssimini Bob McG.111iard Rav N1cG.111iarC1 Charlus X-Lll1LS Franklin Pico George Rasmussen Dave Robbins Bev Roosc Don Rosclli Jim Sabin Bill Schadc Charles Schaefer XV.ilrcr Simmons Jcss Sporrel Dominic Verda Jack XVi1son 1 ed Yoehiwam ,X- 12 .4l ' f Take Me Out to the Ball Game might have , H- he Lettermen s Club if they had been orga Jettermen been the theme song oft ized in the days of the Gay Nineties. However. Mr. Samuel McClung did not organize this club until 1928. Mr. Mcflung was transferred to another school and since that time Mr. Francis Smith has been the sponsor. The only activitie ' f ' ln ' Award assembly and their banquet at the end ofthe term. s that this club has are the ttttr -v 4.3 1 . Q 2' , ww- 151 puulns irmld rnlnilir 1 l xrl Bit n Don lin xx n Harold Bum n im K iorht C inipbtll xi 7 r X ox ur irrx XX 1 ll Wi st 1 ,K , ik 4 'F A X I H. 1 A 'i ' lie: Ci.istoiigLi,1'-' ltt lil xiii r lil: lrzii-,tn fn-wgi Nvluiw 1. 'fli hints Cvfllev lzllnri Ci mmf llugalz l t1'i-. flwinl. Ntfilrs l'--zz liosfi Klum ' l ' ' RW- flwfllixtti llzilwr'1Ciui:,.1ls lion l r Xlgw-n Page lzm Mlm: ll. ' xllklf D l loud lenton l'wli finite l .luis l N rin. lulix llnggi l'v1ll Nrlrailt lla. 'l VH l5ill Cf. in .lllnit lltitlitz' lxlwzi ll..ll1...'.' . l' '. l.l1i1'Ei,.fi! lJ.v.i lil-lvlilns lXlfiffa.ia:i Nw. fix l,..l. XX'ilwn i' 1' I. ' limi Qieltlitl .lrl ll-,tk .iltl liiilui' Xlifi.illi,.iil l'fiR lliuisi llwlllllllt Yuri., lui Y..sli.iii I L... y ,, L- 'nk ff-- 5o.,,,,,,... - ,.-5 if 1 l x J 51 ,'-fs' lg.. W 4. .4541 l f A . .i5:.,'. YLLJ-: ,5 - f if 4:74 'Ti s cz il f f31'. -NS.. 2' ,s1,,,lL f' K' N-x,.!. ' Q. . J ,5 .x , '2 I Ofl Q Qlcfycfe Quilt for Cgowo me out to tlze Qu!! ga North Hollywood North Hollyvx ood North Hollyvs ood North Hollywood North Hollywood Verdugo Hxlls Eagle Rock San Fernando Van Nuys Canoga Park arszty cggootoall North Hollywood Starred the season wlth a spectacular urn over the Verdugo l-lxlls Dons 29 7 but coulcln t seem to get started after that Fl he Huslues played therr best game agalnst Van Nuys the Valley League Cham plons though they lost l3 O The Huskres could not cope w1th the Wolves superlatrvc runnlng attack led by drmmutrve Johnny Saunders Although they placed fourth 1n the Hnal standmgs the Huskxes produced therr share of stars Capram Roy Getchel an outstanding pass f9C9lV9f and Teddy Yoshwwara SlTlJSlllI'l,C fullback, xx ere placed on the Flrst Strxng All Valley Team Kenny Castonguay Harry Walker, Mort Hathaway. Nat Hrllyer, Harold Button, Bill xxv7llSOI'l Ray McGall1ard, and Bob Stahl were steady performers throughout the sea bOll. Coach lrancrs Smrth Captaln Roy Getchel f1oa1 . 25 ' . f . 13 f . 13 . . e . 0 . A 1 , ' , A , y .1 . 0 , tie' , . I I c . s ' 7' ' '- Y . U I , . - ' liarl Biehm .lohn XYaltnrd Art llrail .Xlherl Page Dun XVallaee Bill Hall Rodney Xlcfiaugha Preston Pierce Herlwerr Heath Dick Hillver Dominick Yerda Arnold Duitsman XVallace Cirai' Chet Yoslwrirg Mort Hathawav lfloul lerimn Xlawn Page llarriwn lields Bill Curr 'lied Ymliiiixira Cleurgc Ciaralwerlian lid llenclrix lflarrv XX'allxer Huh Stahl Nlax Dial Chuck Schaefer Bill XYilSon Nat Hillver Mort Hathaway Lawrence Fowler Ray lVlcGalliard Kennv Casronguav Roy Cletchel l5eliX Paggi lfranlxlin Pico Dave Rohhins llugh Kellev laiwrerice l-owler Ciene llnwe Chuck Xm'lllCS .lack Swinlx George lznvall H l arnlrl Sutton lied Xlassimini Rav Xlefralliaril ennv Hiller Dun lir-wwn, Mgr Dim l awver, Mgr H091 Cgaootbaff H101 North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood Hxlf um Verdugo H1115 Canoga Park San Fernando Eagle Rock Van Nuys Coach Fred Flllot produced a good team from the plentlful materlal at hand Led by Captarn Bev Roose the plungrng halfback B111 Vlncent passmg end deluxe and Jack W1lson fullback the Huskxe Bee s fared better than thelr blgger brothers Wxth a versatmle passmg attack wxth B111 Vmcent on the passmg end and fullback Jack Wxlson provlng a human dynamo the Bees were hard to beat In the Hnal standlng the Huskle Bees were second Hllbert Gonzales quarterback XIIC Harrrs center Allan Kmne end and Pat Shrrley tackle played conslstently good ball durmg the season Captam Bev Roose M un 'lv ,dy dx, . - 'C e . 21 ' . . O . 18 . . O . O . . 6 A . 6 . . . 13 ' . 14 . . . O f 66 33 Coach Fred Elliott , 6 '-Awluvfzdr,-Q. S1 v - s -v it 'wsu 51, . ,L 'T r 1 ?' K A .. ia. I Z? W, I' r I QQ ,W F Y, J z ut qw . 'Uv N , J ' xl- c., lxfitz- ,- ,qfN,,,. I A V is f2x.M.',. 1 2 - wi' 0- .,f J ' ,. f' ' sf if CD1 P V ' 8 ,, k' r ., M A f vp A - gf N f J. A. 9 1' ' . 1' fx H ,...,,a I fr'-P 1 5- t - ,A .ti .fi 1. x, wwf , .- L 3 , . fra - V. in X .4! ,!5 '-Q .. ...W if :S f.Q-nsnnq, '-. , 'Q' ,y,jr - . . AL' -A1:'.fft.'.'+ - - ,, 1. - -. ,,x,, N1 . 1 - HJ! , , ,,, ,,,. , , .N QQ' +s.'. ' -1 Ill21 ..4 l l Allyn Jones Dick Johnson pv- From the start the Varsity Basketball Team looked good. having three returning lettermen, Allyn Jones, center, Dick John- son and John Huggins, forwards. They proved it by taking the first Varsity Championship in Basketball North Hollywood ever had. Led by Allyn Jones, highest scoring center in the city, and Stonewall Nielsen, one of the best guards in North Hollywood's history, the Huskies proved a hard combination to beat. Allyn Jones, first string All-City center, was a remarkable shot with either hand, and amassed a grand total of 160 points, and was further honored by being chosen captain. Losing to Van Nuys, 40-35 in the Hrst round, the Huskies took the Wolves into camp in the second round, 55-45, thereby winning the championship, So, we say, Hats Off! to our first championship team in Varsity Basketball. North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood North Hollywood Verdugo Hills Canoga Park San Fernando Eagle Rock . Van Nuys . Verdugo Hills Canoga Park San Fernando Eagle Rock . Van Nuys . John Hugglns Homer Nlelsen Ted Sheafer Allan Fletcher H Qaskethczff Standmg Coach Glenn Berry Ralph Palmer Ray lombardo Blll Mensxng Herman Wnllxams Blll Glllls Rxchard Rednger Kneelmng Allan Fletcher Ted Sheafcr Allvn Jones Homer lN1elsen John Huggins H131 CC 99 Dick Johnson . ' . 1 X X The Huskle Bee Basketball Team was potentrally the best team 1n the league but the team farled to come through rn the p1nches due to over confidence at tlmes and lack of sp1r1t The Bees had a smooth func tronmg attack w1th a strong forward wall composed of FloydG1lmore center Captaxn Armando Samemego forward and Wells Roberts forward These boys put the ball through the hoop from all an gles and were constantly a threat for the Valley Crown but couldn t qurte make It The Bees had a farrly successful sea son You w1ll see most of these fellows agam next season Q a Qasketbczll Capt Armando Samanlego Standmg Coach Glen Berry Bob Ossenkop Brll Grate Kenneth Corr Bob Hart Eddxe Korntx ed Jrmmy Sxbm Kneelrng Wells Roberts Captarn Smmamego Frank DHIES ll14fI North North North North North North North North North North Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood ,,., Canoga Park San Fernando Eagle Rock Van Nuys Verdugo Hills Canoga Park San Fernando Eagle Rock , Van Nuys Verdugo Hills Captain Ted Yoshiwara Captain Jimmy Sabin OMG!! r Coach Francis Smith Coach Francis Smith Kenneth Parker Felix Paggi Roy Getchel Ray Fowler Louie Loreno Karl Hoffbauer Frank Miller Harry Walker Preston Pierce Albert Page Allan Fletcher Wallace Gray Jack Sorenson Jack VVilson John Stanley Harold Arnheiter Ted Yoshiwara Don Roselli Jimmy Sabin Frank Vela Mgr. Allan Remington The Huskies, after being runner-ups for two years, turned on the power and captured the Valley crown in softball for the first cham- pionship in softball at North Hollywood High School. The Huskies had a sweet defensive team as well as power at the bat led by Louie Lorino, Don Roselli, and Captain Teddy Yoshiwara. In Jack Wilson, pitcher, North Hollywood had the best chucker in the league. Although the Huskies had some narrow squeaks, they were easily the best team in the league, and one of the best in the city. In the Washington Invitational Tourney the Husk- ies lost to Franklin 5-to-3 in the semi-finals. This was a heartbreaker to lose, errors costing the game for the Huskies. lll51 11161 arsity James Cogley Hilbert Gonzales Allan Hill Filbert Gonzales Bill Brady Charles Shaefer Captain Dominick Verda 'E QP? l'ClC The Huskies with a scrappy team led by Charles Schaefer hurdler Bob Hart pole vaulter and the distance men Allan Hill and F1lbert and Hilbert Gonzales were definitely in the running but the whole valley was in the shadow of Van Nuys wonder track team The Huskies did their best and were hard to down though they lost to San Fernando and Van Nuys In Filbert Gonzales Allan H1ll and James Cog ley the Huskies had three of the best milers in the valley Allan Fletcher Harold Arnhe1ter and the above named boys were sure p0ll'1tS in every meet High point men were Charles Schaefer 38A Bob Hart 28 and Harold Arnheiter 24M SCORES o Hollywood IOOM Verdugo Hills 3X Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Sm th Stahl Ee lSf rh G 52X My 327 r BHC BllGll Abt er Grh I Cglv 11.551 Canoga Park 51X San Fernando 56V Eagle Rock Van Nuys 71V H H Ry MG H l B ll All F 1 I Ill71 N . i I 2 NO. I 2 I 2 NO. 3 3 No. 53 5 1 NO. 2 2 Coach Francis i Allan Fle cher Allan ill David Pain i orr Bob art ill Wilson Sam Shaner a c alliard Bob i i is Art ockwald Don Luchsingcr Capt. Dominick Verda Bill Brady Al ur ngy l cr Page Harod Arnhcitcr Char es hae er Kenn h Parker i en Kenne Corr Roy e c el Earl Biehm Hilbert onalez Ray .ombardo Mgr. frank Bertch Filbert Gonzalez 4 James o e li - , - A -1 , .. f , 1 'A -A 1- l MQ 2, QZZZCL Paced by the diminutive timber topper , Captain Bob Grate, the Huskie Bees placed third in the dual meets. Earning forty-four points, for high point honors: Bob exhibited the same beautiful form in every meet. North Hollywood possessed two of the fastest sprinters in the Valley League, namely, Charles Schafer and Harvey Monroe, this combination could always be depended upon for valuable points. Distance races were ably handled by Benny Long, Douglas DeValon, and Bernard McNulty. Outstanding men in the field events were Stanley Bell, who won the high jump in the Valley Finals, and .lack Wilson, who put the Varsity lads to shame in the broadjump. 11181 Rona K Grate Coach Cilenn B ld Porter Harvey Monroe Bev Roose Jack XVilson Front Row lerov l. llx Capt. Bob Cvrate Stanley Bell Crosby Bob Havenner Benny Long John Edwards Douglas DeValon B d IUCN Jimmy CombS Manager Newman Bob Mcfialliard SCORES No. Hollywood 6823 Verdugo Hills 2222 No. Hollywood 73 Canoga Park 22 No. Hollywood 37 San Eernando 58 No. Hollywood 69 Eagle Rock 26 No. Hollywood 4616 Van Nuys 48M 66 93 I'ClC Although they were third in the standings at the end of the dual meets this year s Cee Track Team was one of the scrappiest teams North Holly- wood has ever had. In Wayne Heuer the Cee Team had the Hnest sprinter in the Valley. Tom Tackett 660 man Basil Williams shot putter Clarke Rucker pole vaulter and Captain Frank Woltz broadjumper and 50 yard man were always good for necessary points in every meet High point man for the Cee s was Wayne Heuer with 52 Mg points second Frank Woltz 33 if points third Basil Williams 27 points Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood C hSmth M r SCORES Verdugo Hills 23 Canoga Park San Fernando 41 Eagle Rock S yhk d Tom Tckett JkRm d e Wte kR l Sh kW: Van Nuys No Hollywood Z3 k Fa cy Wy Heu kH i t at fl 'K '7 H191 ' ' 2 , , 8 1 No. 54 ' 54 No. 62 15 . ' No. 36 No, 39 38 oac i Bill on ieth Jimmy Smith Glenn ll U 9 i 0 0 A .1 Masai azn Imamoro ac oe hel Andr w a rman ta ne er Clar e ucker Basi Williams DIC art Bob cc aefer Fran ol Z ' 'lag' If l ' ' f 1 5 f '9 ' - r X Ei I 4 'SO 'fi 1' K , in A fi . D . I Q, , V U :Qs sl, I ' 'P 4 g 4 'Y' X I i P I ' f i 3 J . ' J ' .- 4 Q ' we , ' V 1 ml , ,Jr -.,, 55,3 V r T i 3 A - 'ix' g I Q V p ' . lugcnc Yels n Clarlee R11 leer Don lauytr B111 Suarrl C1pta1n B111 Allen l ou1e Behlow Don Ratl1f'f Nlgr Cordon 'Vlurphx Ph1l1p Slxann Robert Courtemarsh Allen lX1nne 1 troy 1 C01 h Berry la 11 ff Joe 1 aghclle Ray Kemper Dan Steele B111 Ar her New ell 1 yung Clenn 1 utton 'Nleryyn Brooleman D1 le 'Vlorns Captam B111 Su artf Gordon 'Xlurphy efl to flgllf Xlery x n Brooleman Dm Steele Cl1rlee Rucker 11201 yffl QCUTL Led by Bob Courtemarsh on the hor1 zontal parallels and rmgs Mery yn Brookman on the rope Damel Steele tumbler and long horse and Gordon Murphy on the s1de horse the HUSklQS placed second behmd Eagle Rock Ey en though the HUSk1QS took second they enjoyed a yery successful season defeatmg Van Nuys 45 'f to 74' for the first t1me IH gymnast 1'1lSfOI'Y Gordon Murphy and Clarke Rucker should be con gratulated for steadlly nnproylng as the season ad vanced Most of these boys are tenth and eleyenth graders North Hollywood should haye a splend1d chance for a champ1onsh1p neXt year under the lead ersh1p of Coach Glenn Berry QQ .iii- 1 1 o , 5 7- - . .1c Sri .1 , Q 1 1 ' . ' 1 e J , A ' c 1 '- A V' l,llv , .c 1 ' 1 C e , , if o Q y 1 we . ' y y V 1 Y 1 . , I 1 ' ' fr 1 1 . ' Y X f, . L . ,J fg. r ' - 1 ' - V 71 1 1 , ., . Yu I . V X' 3 1 - S I 1 . .Wa ,1,. -,,..,, 1 L , , , Z- 4 .Sb . ,I i 5 1- e ' - 1 1 ' Q 5 . 3 X V Y L ' . 'fvpa-1' 1, V We gl L if They ve done It agaml Th T Coach fred Elhot Bob McGall1ard Bev Roose Capt Ray VlcGall1ard Jac Dorn k Art Hockuald ee Glouner B1 Camm lt Jenkyns 1 Payson Art Mandollm Leehan Oelnchs Mgr Leehan Oelr1chs Mgr Cul Payson Art lVlandol1n1 8111148 QCZITL e enms Team has taken the Valley Crown for the second consecut1ve year Sa1d to have l1ttle chance for a champ1onsh1p at the first of the year the team led by Capta1n Ray lVlcGall1ard Powerhouse Culouner and Bob lVlcC1all1ard came through 1n true Huskey sp1r1t svveepmg all oppos1t1on before them g a ove cons1sted of Bev Roose B111 Cam J k m ac Dorn George Campbell and K1t Je - North North North North North f'X X x 2 T' Captam Ray VlcC1all1ard nkyns Art Hockxsald Holly vx ood Holly vu ood Holly wood Holls xx ood Hollx xx ood SCORE S X erdugo H1lls Canoga Park San lernando I-agle Rock X an Nuys 11211 0 xl, .l,,.. x- - A I 1. '11 G-1 . . , it 4 . The team, besides those iven b , ' , ' ' V I. 5- i 1 , I 1' 1 1 7 ' ' - 0 .1 1 f f 0 Av I, - : O . 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