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

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W. We I -,s, A lick Williams, Allen Esuh, Jack Marks, Harold Gray. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Blending voices to sing fine music, the Girls' Glee Club participated in the Bach Festival and Christmas program, sang at the Kiwanis Club, and participated in .1 musical assembly. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys, Glee Club sang in the Bach Vestival, Christmas program, and at Senior Vespers besides par- ticipating in a music assem- bly for the Student Body. -.A-... 5:2 9521: 1 FJ 5325 -4 , 5255? 335 UF? OC E Ugg' Eznq 5' :vs KU ' P353 , -,T -awiff' : 65? A, - 'Hf!'Yf-.3 FU 95' 295: H5557' -,le - rn EUSEUUS 5 Wg? Z '1 :Sify 5252 .-SV ru 'D E '1 'fgigm :r ' ZU:U so Fm '4 to 5515 O: A -503 'USMC ro 075' - 3 Fr' QE , O EE? gag? wglrvg gas: :cgi 5552? 2 35 5510-- USN c'om,.,. Ps-- U2 Www? 25:5 EE 5,223 QF 3 sw Off :qc- EZS5-N, A f'D-5'L.- Front Row: McCann. Cartenser, Gunnell. Donegan, Merz, Porter, Zuckerman, Sells, Tantlinger Piazza, Wilberg, Crassweller, Kyne. Row 2: Corwin, Duid-ley. Mayfield. Lang, 0'Meara, Isziucrsoli, Franke Pendleton, Taylor, Key, Jacobson, Halley, Mann. Row 3: Te-achout, Stephenson, Spangrude. Niblack, Bair uavis. Harker, Pfund, Murra , Querra, Hartman. Row 4: Rotsel, Ric-ha.x'dson, Brady, Edwards, Munster Bryant, Murphree, Sykes, White, Nickson, Shepard.

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WGRLD FRIENDSHIP The World Friendship Club is a branch of the State Federa- tion of World Friendship Clubs whose purpose is to acquaint the members with the customs and languages of other countries and promote friendship. Pictured at Left: Front Row: Sharon Spears. Ruth Asimow, Sharon Hoskins. Peter W'lb D eds Charles Brill, Strudwick, Helen Teachout, Gayle .Huber. Second Row:' 1 ur e .'. 1 Jerry Harris, president, Joyce McKinney, Dick Owen, Alvin Andelson, Jim Harma. Picture Above: Row 1: Christensen, McCurdy, Wrightson, Frenn, Fox, Smith, Ros selli, Waldron, President Dean, Murakami, Sanders, Keller. Row 2: Advisor Mr. P. Grace Sl G Elliot, Swan, Thompson Vandenburgh, Wrankle, Harward, Tantlinger, aas, runow, Hufford, Emma, Vitale. FUTURE FARMERS The purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to develop ,compe- tent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. Dean and Shuler at- tended the State Convention, Wright and Rosselli placed first in the San Fernando Fair, and Frenn, Kane, Rosselli, and Fox won F.F.A. awards based on active participation. Bill Frenn also won first place in the city oratoriical contest.