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

 - Class of 1951

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North Hollywood High School - El Camino Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA) online collection, 1951 Edition, Cover
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Columbus, Magellan, Balboa, Cook, Perry, and Byrd represent different periods in history, but they had one thing in common: a motive force which spurred them on. The urge to bring new lands, new riches, new knowledge into the possession of their countrymen made their lives epics of adventure and accomplishment. Today few areas of the globe remain un- charted. Yet the inner drive that drove men across alien seas in search of new lands still has o place in modern life. ln' science, art, government, and philosophy the questing spirit still prods us on to achievement. 5 c of N911 'ff Igzl Q F-'ss 99 ASSB S X N. ,H-.,,,,,..,,,,,, ,.,,4.i- QQ nminn 19g S X i kk X MMA? FY Q W-Q., E E 5:52 ma Gtel' Near the valley's purple mountains On the golden tinted plain, Near the padre's sacred fountains Reaching to the sounding main, Stands our noble Alma Mater, Stands the high school that we love, And our noble aspirations Are inspired by I-ieav'n above, We shall always love our high school As her sons and daughters should, And our fondest, noble wishes Are for you, North Hollywood. R :QJPHIIIE 631: Gfxmien ig Cglltrmfunwui Qggnuiugfg Y r amz 1 A1 Iglciicg uw 1 Ii affa :ng,..g i X so ' uf A fx Q l rt it N N as Nix Y NK X' iQ U. X x X Q X it y xx ,X sq X its X x X55 xy wx . X X .X .V xx. X X. tux 'E X ki Xt XX Xjta ll sill x N X X .r Q virility N NY X X MH M X Xl, Shy ' '3 X Captain John G. Fox, Principaf X il Who is he? Just the head man on board, that's all. He's the skipper, and i g definitely worthy of his post on the bridge, y A good skipper must handle his ship with skill and assurance, and he must know his crew. Mr. Fox's gift for management equips him to meet the first require- NL, ment. Every day brings a variety of vexations. Student and faculty problems, community relations, school policy-all these matters, demand their share of Mr. Fox's time. The needs and wishes of the crew must also be considered. Few real- 'Miff- life salt-water skippers give as much thought to this cispect of their iobs. i V It looks easy-iust sit behind a desk and give orders. Maybe it is-if you X really know the ropes. By this token, Mr. Fox must find his job fairly simple. KGQR nper, and he must : require' vroblems, 2 of Mr. ew reef' - if you X X N SQ X xx, .X ws X xx xx xx xx sg N XX X- X! XXX Xb X xx uuwum nf X Xx K X NW iq Y X' xFXfi15j X XKX X X X-X x v wx. XXX?-X xi ,W ww, f, 4 Here at N.H.H.S. the student body ex- presses its will through the Student Council. Our council consists of the various student body officers, including the President Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and an as- sortment of commissioners. New members are elected each semester. This year both the Fall and Spring coun- cils worked vigorously to arrange a lively program of extra-cirricular activities. They cooked up several informal dances, not forgetting to put on the 1951 version of the traditional Sadie Hawkins romp. As usual, on this occasion, it was the boys who had to wait to be asked. Another big evenings credited to the Council: A friend- ship Dance lcomplete with Mr. Howdyl. Student Body, STUDENT COUNCIL 63 fwfr Front row: Beve Bau, Rita Shumway, Vic Uhlik, Lillian Gershen- son, Jane Buie, Jon Peterson, Peggy Higa- shida. Back row: Jerry Linder, Edie Ellis, Bill Newcomer, Gene Gi- anulli, Bev C h i l d s, Page Weddington, Nancy Vaughn, Keith Ryan, Patti Tremellen, Jack Bylin, Mr. Alex- ander. - E! Gout ! The Cm this year, motioncl f lllETB wer imported lighted Q Glendale husin Slre Schools ro ygq Sented gn ill? seucler reiegled by All in deserve A fi T'i. L :Cllj ex. : Witcil. ' - -A i '5 2 .Gsm U:-. Vice H., - 3,1 QS. ' f. ' 'embers 5' ': noun. Q5 C lively llley 3 not 'Sion of TTD. A5 eccyswho 'cnet lnig STUDENT rfiiriend. Wdyl. 7 The Council arranged several assemblies MH this year. ln addition to a couple of pro- Jll motional shows built around local talent, QUNCIL there were several assemblies featuring gi we Hui -wgyy 'lic A gf Gersiet' ,Q gulf, lon iecgllllga' . i, in femmw MVQMU 'Ihr ,uzjilnglonl ,i-,aim Kem :-'ff ifemellellf W., Alex' imported performers. One show high- lighted a top-flight men's chorus from Glendale College, another featured the Basin Street rhythms of Jefferson High School's rollicking swing band. This year, also, the Spring Council pre- sented an amended school constitution to the seudents. The revised document was reiected by popular vote, however. All in all both of this years Councils deserve A for Accomplishment. COUNCIL First row: Janie Mack- intosh, Sue Firestone, Patti Tremellen, Gloria Carr, Ida Mae Keaton, Cynthia Crouch, and Peggy Higashida. Sec- ond row: Jeff Beeman, Charlie Adams, Char- les Vogel, Bill New- comer, Norm Dingili- an, Mr. Alexander lSponsor. Third row: Ed Locker, Leonard Kroll, Bill Tuony, Jack Bylin Keith Ryan, Rus- sell Park. . N ,iv , A ,,:,,MxvN W . Mrfw ?,5i MG? f is ' A, l, Q i f 7 ll Y-Qs.. , r ,V 1 f Board of lnquiry First row: Mr. McLaren, Virginia Lee, Sue Gur- ney, Janie Mackin- tosh, Betty Sakamoto, Joan Mescon, Jo Mat- thews. Second row: Jim Hendrickson, Clar- ence Waldron, Don Morse, Norman Din- gilian, Walter Tyler. Front row: Sheri Stromquist, Lee Stein, Jo Matthews, Jack By- lin, Peggy Higashida, Virginia Fitzsimmons, Joyce Torbett. Back row: Mr. Mc Laren lSponsorl, Clarence Waldron, Norm Din- gilian, David De Groote, Bob Smith, Jim Hendrickson. '55, ':w1Sheri ,kv Le Sem, :Mews Juni Sy- egg, Higushicc ' r : mzsimmovs Tc'beH. Ecu vp Mc Loren -srl, Clarence -3- Norm Dir- Duvid D1 5 Seb Sm? 5-iicksor. W'5l GIRLS' LEAGUE Front row: Jean Gair lTreasurerl, Sheri Stromquist lSecretaryl, Rita Shumway lPresidentl, Janie Mackintosh lVice Pres- identl, Pat McGill lHistorianl. Back row: Beve Bau, Janet Smith, Peggy Hig- ashida, and Edie Ellis. Petty S'5l GIRLS' LEAGUE Front row: Virginia Townsend, Edith An- gell, Sue Firestone lPresidentl, Mary Lou Lyons, and Janet Smith. Back row: Patti Tremellen, Jo Matthews, Sue Lund, and Janie Mackintosh. The main purpose ofthe Girls' League is to organize, publicize, and decorate the school dances. It also sponsors the Win- ter Carnival and the Spring Festival, at which the Senior Aye queen is crowned. Her court includes two attendants from each class. The program which is presented to the queen and her attendants usually consists of skits by the faculty, clubs, and students. To the left is Mary Bond, Queen of W'50, crowning Jane Buie, Queen of W'5O. W'5 BOY Siandl Presldf denll, 1,eas.l Off 9.9 J- if Q 'Q P eg- ,5- 'Z' Wlwl is Qcnizcilion ties of spe you l'el0UQ, cnc These Qi busy ull ye, lor mslcnqf Shape: GS ll Qddiiior but io, ,U that me ibgech Q dfllly fem Almlel lil ll1ePl Wedding Chuckl W'5l BOYS' LEAGUE Standing left to right: Don Davis lVice PfeSlCl9I1fl, Page Weddington lPresi- dentl, and Arnold Zimmerman lSecy.- Treas.l. Officers What is the Boys' League? lt's an or- ganization dedicated to furthering activi- ties of special interest to boys. Who's in it? If you're a boy, you are. All boys belong, and all may vote for the League's These officials have been busy, busy, busy all year, lining up noon activities. As for instance, a noon volleyball league took shape, as did a noon basketball league. ln addition, Boys' League officers went to bat for lunch-time music, with the result that the administration gave the Radio Speech Class permission to present the daily record show. Able leadership was offered the League by the President for the Fall semester, Page Weddington, and the prexy for Spring, Chuck Vogel. mb Board Of Representatives Let's have a coke machine in every class-room, escalators in every building abolish schoolbooks! Once a month the Board of Representatives meets to consider suggestions made by stu- dents. Few if any are as impractical as those above, many have become realities. The board can't instigate activities - it can only make suggestions to the student council. Even so, it's had a hand in many of the year's most popular events. Among other things, the group has plugged noon dances. Several materialized. They were the real thing, complete with music by D'Vaughn Pershing and his band. In addi- tion, the Clean Campus program came in for some attention. Every second period class sends two representatives to the board. The Vice President of the student body presides over all meetings. Next year the workings of the outfit will be somewhat different. Up to now, each member came to the meetings armed with sug- gestions from the class he represented. But, there'll be some changes made. Hereafter, the group will work from an agenda prepared in advance. That way, points out sponsor Mr. Alexander, we can concentrate on the suggestions that have plenty of student backing. The individual members may have less opportunity 'to present their pet schemes. But, insists Mr. Alexander, we never have any trouble finding out what the kids want. 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' ,V 4 ,, J 5, V We A ll ABLE SEA y, we-an 4 Michelle Acller Donald Afseflw 3 'sap ,, new K W in fl f ' I , 1-5.4 I haf X I EM W Robert Baclwe Marillyn Baker gy' fi, y, my Q W, v ,W ME B W1 Donna Alsetlw Myrna Aslwlrenazy ' J flgl 4, f, ef 41 , , SJW I 1 Auclrey Ball ,ff f f wf 'Qi 53,1 B' f'w,fi,,6 f ,gy Nw-.uw , 'ng 5' ,, f 'Ml f ,f,.fw4,:1 ,- ffm -M 'GQ ,ff ff'f ' 4 PM ka x Robert Baron .M W, Qxwff X X 'mrs W f 1 W I, Z, I qw, ,V!, gl Marcia Black Robert Blair Robert Boucher Wynne Bradford Ar,V ' 'll' ,' ,r,, if 1 H ,, .V av : In -V , I I 4 ,Y f Margie Burrow Ann Campbell Barbara Clwarnalc Beverly Childs f fr ,f H . ' I ' K E ' f f' f lA'l ' ' W any f f H .AV, 1 , Mill is ' iiieer, Z 'H-of: , . - A N Ronald Ashley Q, Wi ' f Robert Beckes , 4 YW. 'm , YW L! 7 IW . 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M ,, L f -- -' elliiyrli fx E WI TER 15 1 , f , 23' 1 2 A vztylfz f 5 A Jack Locker me- WW F mv, - Mary Mackie Garalon Means L, A., . , ,Mk ,4 r ,Wahl , xv I Ronald Newcomb 6 4,1 1 'Q , I f Carl Peacock FIFTY-ON 7 ' Y f , :vi V 4 4' M t '24 A ,pg ' W, A f Leslie Long V Arlene Larimer Daniel Luclwsinger I wa, , 7 ' W' J we , 5' f Q ' . , , . fi' 1 M '-W Aw ra M 1 ,Y 4-J , H V G H, ' :,,f, -V Q, ng, A ,, 1 ,, Z z,V',g .' 'ls 4 'M , lv Many Mandellqer Ralph Margolin Jer-neg Marin Q 14 IN 1. A, 'fum ' M, 4 f' 1: ' ,fy ab it LI THR ,gf Vf,,.,,: I ' f Q. ,V 3 W' M lfll f' 'f' fy , - , ,rf ' fyf, 0 I Lawrence Millarcl Wayne Morse Gary Mullard ,.: n 1 f , ,fa f 1 i' ,. K ,, 1 NJ .nil xf , xr.,f'?Sf v 7- f 4 , A I ' Joan Nieclerberger Philip Niemie RlCl'lGVCl CQVGW W V-llj' 'v1 ? X RlCl'lClFd Peacock Wgrnef Pefefg Rgbeff Pflegef 'WA .A www Y AA ,.,.Q , . I , Q7 ' 1 Cyl' X f: 'ef r - W X f John Price lcon Robertson Potsy Sargent ,, - ' SC A ff., A-f 9-,ig is-rig' A gag. l S in A A 9, .mga ,A,,V .A f S r- 54 H ' ff iyfi? V- A A A AWAS X 52 Al 1A 'F WW. M ' A MfeyA yew! em lf AA e 1 Brion Rediccm Charles Reecl Fofirnci Reed . i Q A 1 A' '5' zewwew yrfke A X A I if ,JA fjfizf Lindo Roriclguez Lois Ruperi Marilyn Sabin .I I K A I ...if A 'o fa' Afmrl' f . ' t Z Q P' .-1, . 6 A ' S' V 3 L AA - ' 'f M 'if i X AA X ,V .An e M. f f Li ' I I 5 A A ,,,, 1, i L, f ' fff2'L3Jg2Ef?f' f .fmt-ww Dole Sclxoefer Alberto Schmitz Ross Scott ' 4 A., LW' A 5 5' fi 1' A A if f' AA fn f y A QA3 ff ' li ' 4 Aff .xg -- 4, KA AA A A ,A X 5 A H A ,if A f ,W Q 0 , mv - lf A A A Vx AA H 4 AA -5 if Q. l Donald Slocum Sliirley Smllll Borry Snider Bczrboro Sommers WI TER l 4 l Flfl M- EEQXYW A gf -e 4' 0 K r l . L73 A f'A' f Y 'W A M' 9 AH ,,Av A A.AA M LA . nl . Rudy Reyes Frances Reynolds N AAAA 5.2. ,A ' I. A. A , Af' .A A 'L 2 'j A ' A V A if 5 I -A I .gf 4 rrrrlr l A x .X A, fi 'f 5:'7. ' ' ' .. f-.- ' . 1. ff Afliii' -- ff ' A35 A .ffm f lf.. L Philip Sollz Aura Son Juan ff .4 , ' V- - C y f 1 . rwffeyA+fry41i v Af Af' Ayn! , Af if M E ,Y 4, r X! 97 ZA 4 Q, :J A A X ' 1 f ' x ff Q 3, X K 7 Vernon Sherwood Lo Rita Slwmwoy Viqo Gum Slonlon fi -Q 1 il., 1 l 054 .JA lil Joel Tellumler 3 S X I f. 1 A A N r Ullil 'A .Q Tx A A, ' 'A 2' 'MQW WA ' 3 , 1 ,.lAl . A A. A 3 l S . 4 'WV w Mg., JIA If fA 'N ' A 1 V A l 2 1Al ,A 2 4 Marion Sparrow Robert Stung Mon U Wellllmun Vik New l .,..,2. ,4:.:4L..+. Q.: .......g....f Wt FIFTY-o l i I R 1. H 'JN i':1f-H ' f 'ig H5 la xi 5 S fx, X ,'i mfif' 1 , X . isvsi Gary Stanton Adele Steinberg TQ fox 31,555-lg' Jack Tellander 5l1iVl9Y TIWOYSV W s,g,,,g3 M Victor Ulslik Nancy Vaughn .. Xe egzgjy-, 51 f. Sailiil . vi i . im . 1. I A A Y .Q .,,.. A Cx i - 3' 7'1 x K Y A - x,,xA 'ig Donald Stolp r,, X f' im' of ,i My ,f M, 7 a John Tobey fi it vw - V - i ,ik Nicholas Vitale ,Q i MQW W We he ff - ir ' 'tw' or I .',, '-Q' -L I ,MN ., m e W, tk Q, y 'fr ,4 Y V ' N. tt - A ' gi 1 J l A , , l grng Mona Weiclwman Monroe Weiner oben 0 , Gloria Welclw . f ,Q t ? wxqav. if , ,I NW i....nr . I , . of .. .haf-3' .- L , 'WVR , .ea ' df ,ew Fae Stone f in we we --ae - Qi Nu A so c 32459 5. - if .ye 5 .33 -f'4f 1 Rae Stone 095: if Morton Subotnick Raymond Todd ,loyce Torlaett Q-'fi' . - Q.. L' cr: 'fi' or or 5 .Xe 3 . V Lucien Vorst 5' 'Q 'mfr N, .-qs A All . Dale West it .. ii g X 'WN fx wavy fp, SJ V , ' .,.. 'f W , c ng' Y 5 x lx I mb 'ii Joy Wallace ff? it 'ff X he y ,A f , .. , 3 , F 1 Q gc 11 ' .ix lf ig 3 tx 1 --4' Clnarles Wilson 111.5 P Ronald Trexler qi' Page Weddington I if-:wi s ' Leroy Wilson I RIM! A, . 1 ,I M ffv- I f , W' , , 7 I 'M .,,,,,, V ,Al , Q,,, 5 f W ,A mn fl I vi f fm' f V QM? V - Q 'ff W4 if ' ' ffm I ' 1 Mcrylin Winkler Lois Woodward Wanda Wright Alfred Yarrow Laurel Ann Zellmer Arnolcl Zimmermonl Sea Sick Seniors ARLISS ANDRUS DONNA ARCHER BRUCE BERKEY MARIE BONANNO NORMAN BUNDY NANCY BURRESS EVELYN CACCIALANZA PETE Couzzl SONDRA DORSK DON DYE ROBERT FOSTER SENIOR PICNIC R RICHARD FOX LILLIAN GERSHENSON PATRICIA GODBY PATRICIA HOFFMAN LAIRD HOLLOWAY WINIFRED HOSKINS EDWARD HOWLAND WILLIAM JOHNSON MARGIE KEMBLE ARLENE KOCK THEODORE KURTZ TERRY LOHMAN JOAN NOTARO DONALD ODELL TORRANCE PAGE WILMA POSEN RONALD REED JAMES RUSSELL ARLENE SHANKS BARBARA STERLING RICHARD WALLEY WILLIAM WARREN ,vkafwfn x, , ,rf uf. I ,f -'al' I -I R25 II I E I .V A ' l I I ff 1354 ,, q -.5 Dx S .R I f I sf I U fl ,' QI f lm, I1 4. I I ,X L 6 Q ,D 1 ,I n-. I ,,M.,.,,.,L.A. ,..i,......4...,,..,:,a..L E4.,...L.....-..,........,:.:E-.:fm,.,:.,.p.:.:.:E:1:Iff.1.i:1.E..1f- ,fur-s: -2: ,- -' I , 3 K A, J L. A ,E 'Q pk f ' 92 'W' af Q' i Q, lf, x R N Q ,I , ,,,, Aw 'Q ' ii SHIPMATES Sll ,- If 1 Charles Adams Frederick Aldridge James Aldridge Donn Allen Theresa Ai-none Betty Asdell 0 f A an 1 zz: raise' wwe Qagdgfa Alberta Aslwway Kay Badgley , ..., , 1 : fi ff wyfenwlk ,f William Bauclwwitz Janet Bearclsley 9' V in Q'- Swim a ww . -X44 Susan Boll .' . 4,.f.f: f fig X , 5 Noel Beasley Violet Bomlord rfrhiuniiili v If ,- fiiew fi' ' 1245 1 J ., I f, , ,i ,,,, ,f,, ' 'NW f We S , Buddy Beattie l .P . vt 97, , I 'ii . l Barbara Brier l V ,. , ,K lin I .Al A f f H ifQW,6s Mil B yfg A I vil B 'A V4 mp g, , I f -gg' 'f 1:- , Ze , 1 5 i I f i i L ' X ' V V, I VL 1:11 ah Sieve Bussin Beverly Bau V lulllllelnu ze: ,,, ff f I ', if ,J J 2' ', ' V fgkfff J , 1 5 . Richard Beltran Rudy Beltran l Mmloflellfil W . fi , , ' 3, , ,f ffl' '-A c Lorraine Bleier Beverly Bowman Kenneth Boyer Joan Bennett .lean Bentzien Clarice Berger l.aVonne Berres Earl Biggs A J ,,,r fe. , J i . ' BMW Qi f ,Z iii A ' , ,r:. . 1 B i , , 'Aff an-1 1 K Iqmw .n id B 4 'e 1 .f f i. in Donno Bolton Donald Borad Bruce Bosiic Stan Bowles .L- - A - -A Mg-14 f T'?h-n-----7- V- Y- V . Irene Clirisliun 5 H. Wi: , ir ffif' I .4 enclnw lil B X 1 'Y .e I - SUMMER FIFTY-GN in , Q ke? X W X fi? ., X ' ' 5,1 , Y E 'Y 3 Deaf 'K Barbara Brier .ff S' on eau iiiiii' B 911 , X 'Ne is 14: 1 or A5 5, ,,.., Larry Buelna Mariorie Byrd rrr' l V ,?. l f 4 l Irene Clwrisrian iz M, -. X ' 'if 9 2151 B A ' fi r Bert Conyy ,fe W-gym' X -C may 9' an i ai: qv 'vs RQ... xf..-r Grace Brown Susan Brown Robert Bruce James Burrow Donalcl Burr l, K., ,V 'K ,x '51 f A f A Gloria Carr Connie Carter il ' ' 0 M S 4 iir- 1 W X I i f. . . Q Stanley Christopher Phyllis Clement Rollancl Clements Fred Coatswortlw 'Q Beverly Cook Clayton Cook Lawrence Cook Norman Cook y K . 5 'Zi 1 ' 'z -L Q We ', sae J C , ek: w-:ek X X 1 A Joe Bruno vgekl-R-C ,,.ff'f'1f'rf-M , , N , f. I r 'R ., f i. If '-:..'f'? , .J f 'ii Jack Bylin il .nf E l f David Clwandlee CQ Q A. J X V ii . Y Y., X .. Julia Coburn ig .Nj 'ui' C . .N M 'is' A5-sig' ' gk? 1 ,sw ,Q ..,,. ,QQ .A ,. ,M ,r., . ,-, Delores Costello - I W5 3 'WW 4 U , ' H ,Q , . .V 'X ' ' , , K ,, ,. , ff W! 4414? ff f' gk' R 'N' , . V f V 'K 5 QM ,, .,,-2, 6. 1 'QQ QA C, Jug? ri. r f W ,wg sf! ,Va A C - V Al V, - , V M M-,EV M ,M K., :f ,E,,wVf iwfii - if ffw WV, fer: ff A, , V 4 K VW' ' , C ,,V ' ,, QW, V .' - V,f ,-M ,J if X V Q -' . Y i is --Vi Y f, lr Z 1 ff Q, K ff 1 M f f get 1 I I I., AZN, Q: , :V 46.2, Vw ,,,, M f X Z 1,11 in in -V ie, V V,, ,QV wifi A i ' W ,W C M f,,f Q - ,,,, , , ,, ,,,! -fr bl V, , 3 ,, , , A ,J f S, Z Z W if, Q , if , , fr' , ff ' f ' f 4, f,V ,,, -Hy. 3,-V , ri. ,, . 4 , if f , ,i A, f,f, , 3 +V 2- x -M, , ef , . ' 4 D f' af- r' 1, wk i, if f' ,I X , , ..,. WX.. , f ,. vw ,, , f V . if ,.,,,,i , V ff 4 f, iff? , ,M , , 4'-cg ' 5 , ? W ,W W- X V YH, V., L reign 9 4,ffr,i,V 3, M A gy ,f r is S., ,MU Vi VVfV r- fffyf ,V We ' a sf, 4 'V 0 ' 'f ' 4 V' ,A 'D .. ,, , ff , J. KWWL' . ,f fflll T! fe I' 'N , V if f Dali , ' ,WL 'V H' f ' -- 1 ' f7f-X ,fwlfw 'Wwe ,. V. ,.V,,,..W , X V' if -,VM , VV,g!fwJ'r??fMww,f C ,Vf5-,. .V W-F 1 A 5, ,. V ,wif N ,,, in A ,,,, , A I ,W M, , ,V,,, 44 fffwwh .. w4,eW,, N,!w K I ,V 5 ,M X , , l Q f M X, 5 f f 1 my N f 5 Z W f X04 f - C J SQ 4 ,i V ms Q, 7 Neil Couse 2 ' D 'in-xr 5 V' ii li: e ,, V Dan Danlorrlw Z f , W nf 'WX W' C A e V ' ,Vi vm 'W my ,,1' ., 'ff' '- xi VL X 7 C ,O Y .:' .. W ,X f' if XM 2 M 1 , , , , , ,Q A ', V if E! e X A 4 f fi Pat Crabb Jil' 4 V , 4 fX : gV ' Doris Daniels C X X 'GN , X. f, ...iw A Jim Craig , .. 15.4 Q, , V , 2 Nw 3,51 , ,W -. 1 4 ' 402 Z Lillian Dannaclmer 1 9 f :ivy 5 H i PDMDAT E 5 ? W Pete Creamer , , , O' f 2 4 , 1 W Susan Darby M , 2 Q V xl 4 xx K f , Z W if, ji a , , e ,QE , W f in ,jw f r ,www f , 'f .Q V,, VV ,, if ' V , 6 D ,T J. K , Djcmg Dgylqoff Dick Denlwam Joan Denny lawrence DeVito . V ,Li fi G , gn, 3 ggsfw f fume. ,V V Z Vi V V r r , , ' VV 1' i ,,,, Donald Dilley Bob DiMaggio Carleton Doe Jerry Dowell Judy Dains ,Q-7, Tom Darnell Clarence Dolrymple Jig, gig. D - ff 4 f Q I , Mr 1 Va ,Q-23 wf W? 2 QA' , fs Jean Davidson Mildred Deyo Deane Duclwesneau 'offw Phyllis Deyo ' f if Q., V f WW? Jan'Eli , .. fm.:- T5 i vi ,jf 6 1 Dial Elersirli fy ,y, .wi mf 'wx -,gf I . l llirimlliilz loan Fairchild Kei X 'N is 1 I loan Follis fa 1.efiw-l 543 lg '2 I '95 1 fl ,Q ' Gillnerl Gurlie 'Gif Y K liflrlmiq Q f x , . 'YJ . . A . . 5 Y ,J V- xo lES if i .W C N ri FN V, r K ,Ui cy, I , . X -1. V, 'v iff ll .rj .,-A.,r., ,,Q,1...,Qx,: ,f,,,,,,N4-AsEa,.f da Q nf, 'K Ti 'vt .aff Q' X gg Q 'Tan . .. Dick Elersiclc ff . .loan Fairchild M , f , if .V 'l 149: ,Q like b ,, 'g if' l , Joan Follis I ' '15':,g,J '.: Jl.zMp7:'ft' 5? ,. . as- ' F' ,lf if N F Ralph Elliot Yvonne English .fvf ,nf Wm JC1Cli FORD Glenda Lynn Farr ,M-Ks pe. , w eww eff' F 1 MW 'ri W ' fi Joan Frankel Ronnie Fries Gillaerl Garfield Richard Garner Barbara Garrison 41044: Barbara Gillis ,-ffvNiff 'sLf N gif, ff ,,1 gf 4 ,f W , s .1 , - i n f 1 3' rfqi i -a'i ii' if x ll , WXXNQXQ, Vs fl A - Wwe Q 2. N? 2 Q G. KD 'n 7 Q 3 n 0 vs Q Q Q.. 'fi- O :s CD ff fy ilirgbf '- -v 7, 2 i,rr A, Lisle Esler , , w x,. Beverly Finlc . ,. M 1' ,Q ' aw' r...afy5f f . E, , 'l fl ' , X , if f , , F' , 4 2 f , ,f f -4 i Elva Fuller We ,Q 1,-f, 1 , Q r Z 2 Hugh Gaston V Gm f ,,,7 Al Gliclcman ,,, I X lf' .. I N' If -L E' ,, 18 1 x 4? 7 .jr Bensy Evans ima 7 A .4 f 1'm.WWw,f'r , Righard Fischer 71-2 Tom Furusoiro 'ln M504-' iff J 7' Thomas Exley F M, l Joan Flemming Jean Gair ' ,Q1 ' ?gT'i'TJ .f-if ' , , . ,ffl fy K I' Marv Gee ,Q A ga... John Gohhle 5 G 4 K El ,J Charles Ge-er , ,:,Sf r,l,l F1 all Vi- ' vi: ww Fred Goldlslan SHIPMATES ' ,fm ' sh fr , . f , ' 7' Wu! , I ? 1 -ah. Barbara Goldsmith l ef kiw i Billy Griblole Pat Hcmlce f , pg 5 . 19 X 'Q ,Q y 'W 11,0 if an f W , X Q ,WN yi X Kgffifgfizr H - , ilehfrfu 1' ff, 1 59 ' S461 Nl! xy Q X5 'fs ' 5, ' 7.1: ff Q V 1 .r If 1- VJ, V Mflv' xl ll, Y ,ff f rf' ' e- P5171- iff . . . f f ' e1 ,iisfyzngg-'.,'15f: Harvey Galison K M L' iff. , V ll X 5 Sha if l i X M f ' w as ? f 352 Jrigaiv f f S . .Wy ,I NWZX ' -pyfkif ' Ralph Guldahl Jr. .Y ' ,fl ' - -it , . . - A VV, I MK' 1 Barbara Hansen ' L. X i ,. Eileen Harlow Renee Harrangue , L l Q. -riff? , , , + ,111-2 e s w i l - ' 'ww ff- 4 ' in .. 5.:'?f 1:e 3 K r f' Mi: r lQ,,, ., Y,,' w ,f , ff W ' - ,ffm . - we Q r ivy 1 5 f lyfgff, . ,Qjfg l Nancy Mae Gore Mel Gourclin Erhei Grossman hw Greene Roy Haney Anna Mae Hagsrrom Doris Halwn Warren Hall , Kay Hansen Nelvia Hardie Gretchen Hardin .lean Hardy Bernard Harris JoAnn Harris Larry Heldeclcer Donna Hendrickson , v V-if fe, ,pf ' 7, Ax , f , X l -W C J' ff if - ,A , ,Q V f 1 W N ,M .,. fx M f f f ,fl G, Z ff LE in , , 5, , V,,.r,- Z 4 , ,LV ' ,,,, ,, ' , 2 ,, , V A gf , l, ,V.- I ' w f . 1 ... , ,f f 4 ,, v f5,, ,, A if 'Vf' Q Carol Hepburn Jacqueline Hercllislca Pamela Hiclcs -Mipgrt Higgs-imw-Mlfflfen FD?-LA-if Dvnifih i f QA SU Wal I: 1 rr ll leon Hllclw 5 l 1 r 1 ia, Riclwurd Hoy x i 25,-' 49, 1' 1 4, ,-, . Barham john .1 'iff '-if 4 r .RV Beverly I R :X F -Q N S I 'J Ee G a X 1 4 , o l 1, vt 12, Prey leer HC'3f nr if 4 J ke' .ff ' X1 ,I f. I ,ft fi ,'L' Zan Hwf ' f GMM SUMMER fi y 'ffffxigf Leon Hitch u-it s N x -V1 ,.,. 21 , 3. Y? YT-'S ' ,f Richard Hoyt 4 ,. '- 742324 , .,.,, ' ,, ,Q z f. 1 ' ,f -, ,Ur - f -4, ,, ,W f f far, Barbara Johnson N3 at 'K Beverly Jones X .. 1, fy a t y i,-. , yt , Q f , . ,, , iq ,J Q w,g we' ' A..,,' r , K 5 1 J ' X ,QW .S ' X 2 N :M x Z Q Q x 36 l Qff X 7 f f N V' X if z Zim T2 'Z 'T K WWA J' , .-Q? N, tg, ,M 2 V t wg , 65, t , f f 2 S Q5 ff gifs, M5 Sv fr f '-,Sf ag EQ, 'I Joanna Hodges . .N 1-V ' M4 X , 'Lugz 5 1' nb f ,,f 'Z. xv -. 'V i eg,-f fy 'ig ap,-:M - , f , , x 9 Pchi Hurley ,lf N iii' gf, , ,f', V , , A. 3 J Dick Johnson C'-358 rv 'W-.... wx Xgwffcilzgkgg, ,Xfx inc Dorothy Jones u1g5rfJ,f- 44 11 1-.4211 a we?-M, XXV aj - 517' 1, 1, Erik Hotscher ww f gf Zh f Jeanne lnouye ,if - , , W?-ing: fl Sharon Johnson S .1 gf' Wxw Joon Jones X , S J J, , , fb rr'-si, Margaret Hope -.nr F mc -Ag K off 3 ' 1 f , :ft V xt ig.,i'g5 r.,,r Z ffhfij 1 3 . fi .. x 1 V, 4 L..-1-M--41 Fred HO'-fgn EISOUOYB HOHUFTY '?1fT5fT5-A . 'fl ,. F? tt -1 FJOVGSU JGHSSH Gilbert Jimenez Ardis Johnson wwf' Dole Johnston Jutoine Johnston Mory Johnston ff.- -1.1 wr Dcuvxd Kohn sf, ,Q ,nur sxtvqoif H-'+,4ll u Hlro Kopkv Barbara Kone , aa I SHIPMATES 1 I L CLASS MOTTO SUMMER 1951 MAY OUR TORCH OF KNOWLEDGE BRIGHTEN THE WORLD fyffcfv ,- f I I 23' ' I If , ' M fr . f LLLLQ an , ,J L I Uk' . fx an I f, M ,ff f, lffff ' ,595 SQ -' 47' ,J .gr , gl ,, .- we ,wx 2 Z X 4 My f 2275 Q N551 Q We :M,,,,4f Xtxi XX f M f 1 f Q ff! f Q W, yy 6' X 5 ff 1 W f X W1 f I if ap- Dan Kaplan V Jacqueline Kaplan Stanley Kaseno James Keating Albert Keller gl Bryant Kemp Helen Kendrick Nancy Kent Bob Kessler Richarcl Keticlc Joseph Kirk 5, N x Q my S' A gif ,,,. - Roy Kreiizman ,fr ,J W Renee Knieps X S. J. .5 lf 1 K' gif, 'QW wf..,fff',3' f V! he-Elf fi Tom Krieglw 4 I f , my lf! 'lf , My J X y X L an John Knierim Paul Koeller Duane Kofeod 345' 1 .Q 57.41, :. f . ,, N: ,ML ..,. ' .V M A . f' j ' ' aj, V, f 3 ' , . 'ww f L 'f R A ' lr , fm wtf ,f 1-. rw: arf X Leonard Kroll Lee Kuney Pele Kunlcle Barbara Kelly ,Betty Kingman A ,If f gh ,, , sf , ,gf Stan Krasnoff L fi , , we ' f , f W 1 4, f A ff K W f i EZ fr. . ,,,, . . , K W A 4' I 'V f ggffrfg Geraldine Lacks I if if , Belly lam! ' 5 l 5 4- 2. V42 4 in Jerry Linde fag l ' 1 V1 rl Rolaerl L0 52.3 W- X. lean Mfc. ' 56 3 if ,Ilia il Y l I 57 5 1 l 1 l lllyce Md l f-,- ., l , 1 l Y I V 'V I I V 1 .' Q.-El' - V is '5 -u ,fx Y' J 1 G x. TG r 1 L 9 X Q X. i I f ff , 1 5 x', 1 we Lcfif , W, ,J UMMER FIFTY-GN if fa-f L .fr N QL W. 3 ' Betty Lamme 5,257-w 1 -x 11 I F3412 Jerry Linder - .i 'Vae,, X' E.. L ix . ali K ,VE 4 - mf. Robert Low ,wer xx re, ,V 4- .. :11:j' ' ,A I, Jean McCoy F w x ' C, dk, nr: Joyce McMillan Carlyle i V, 1-K gs: in-wx 'ff' L K , Nh Thomas LaVelle 'F!,.':fS ,-..-- Y' ' e X671 if Bolo Linderman N N f 6 'W with fi A-ff J f Dean Lulce fa ff' V 4? i - X ga X. , 5 'C 'Ib ,, we - s . A J ,Y 4 x ,L , ' 245' , ii if ' . fr X A .E , A ,Lee-ir, Q. Vi i Lewerence Leary f 1.4! Robert Long f weve , Q if' . V ' gels F N F ' -, T f 'L'L J N1's: L.2' J wk. , Don Lylcins Suzanne LeCron Q L Bob Levin , 1. i-2' yy ,V,, ff! , 7,2 2 Y. V it 1' A Virginia Long Leonard Lookabaug ,..c.- rf mf -si' J. X ' 've Isabelle MacGregor .9 7 1? Bill McFarlane Alice McGaugl1ey Patricia McGill Jim -3 - 'r 5 WT A r , ' 'La-QL , M: A Ma 4 x Y -. 36. fa- yn ' ' C ? X. X . S Celia McCann E1 X , , J -4 ..,h XL MT. A. P, Q' ' ' .yflgi ', , 1' Lloyd .McGinnis es.. I 4 'ol x Mcdonald Janie Mackintosh Lee Margolis Nom-iq Mm-1-in Berry Linder C37 li Delores Loper K , Wanda McConnell Q l Gibby McGloil1lin -7435- L '. v -,' A . - , , X .gn ,.P 'il X, L fa I X V EM Vincent Mariinelli SHIPMATES 4 W -,f,,z',,. K ,Z 4 I 5 ,I V , ,V . an 4, 'ow ' K MM 4 , 2 S e ws, , 6 A . ' ' M A L A Q f Q I A y 1 v 4 be Ca ol M ri o Taeko Mat ud Wesle Maurice Joe Mazza Carlos Meister r a ins n s a ' ' .,.V J. .. ,:.V M 7 , X , ' gf ' 1' V Q W if 5-' lofi M ' iii Art Menclez -MIM 1: 59, , ,f 3'gee'i1?i - U, 2: ' . Q n fag W f 1 X ' Ralph Miller em Joanne Morrow Victor Metzgur Berry Meyer Robert Meyerson Faiilw Migdal Lavonne Mellotf ,. 7 ff ' ' Q i X I 2 , Qffgfzie ' .S ' i f 41 ! if M ,, f ,,f.,,5ff,,j . 2:2 wgfnffgs Joan Miller Z Emu Rene Mills Leahrae Minslce is . bf' Gloria Morton Patricia Murdy Fred Mitchell Gordon Murclwie I l . vw' L. 1 fi M l 'P .,, I RW K . 51 w 'w,.. .,,- 1, A-f K of W 1.-. . , .eS'- X 5 531 Richard Nelson Walferd Nelson Arnell Neumann Bill Newcomer' v Charlene Moir Richie Morse Doris Miller Naslw Lois Nichols Clwarles Nelson Marvin Nole K. ar w .1 XL f WJ T ff Wally Nussl '35 'I G.. Barham Per 5 Q! i is if' of Guy Polii , 2 . 'pl 9 'F W . V, llieregq RE f' fr? Grrie S ,, ,YW W VH- - --A - - '---' - -'f- - --' --- -'Y 'PW '- an 'f'j'f,4 Xllx H Mdfwlg, 'ib- SUMMER FIFTY-O lima, R I b yi 2 ,f 5. egg we K -5 Q3 -x t Y . 3 no . 'Q .,--1 9, K 1. .-',' f A V , I H d li -, .,.. gi 1' i .. -... ' ... .i:,:, ,K l -4 4. I 9' it lfg. 1 .J li fi ig-lla Mcfw V Q PJ Wally Nussloclc Joan Pobion Russell Park Potcine Parriclge Lenore Paul Jacqueline rsor - ffl , . Pg, , EL? viva gf,'i'! fr Q 'ww ' 42' 'K , , ...J 9, - Q-41' Pg Y 'vc' 5' I it 5 X, j, K ya Xwvwgf z ' fs Barbara Pender D'Vaugl'1n Pershing William Petrie Kenneih Pfail Arlette Pickarcl Louise Pisano if ., M. -X X .. ..,. . 'EP .-f f Gay Pobanz Lowell Pope Arlene Powers Patsy Presley Doris Pylge Tonya Romseyer 4 ' 4' Q' In ' .w as f ' ' A Q, J A-'W' Q .A,, ev- X l,,x' P '. I , W N, X, i',, . .f ,.,' 'tn' , , ,V yy h fi ,S x,,, , ,X 3'iy,, A jf 4 ll Tlweresci Rector Aurora Reyes Rose Rhodes Jane Rich Herloev Rimermcsn Tommy Rgx C Q! 'IQ Q -nv w ll X, f .1 'j g ,,,.f YW vi Harriet Roloefs ,lo Ann Ross Ernest Rowen Stanley Rubin Evelyn Rudolph Ray Russell ----- -...f....-..-..- ,-...c.,...-.......e,-..,,.,..,g.M.. ..... hz: f ,f S lll P N414 T'E Keith R an Carmen Salas Rosalee Sanna , ,iff f f jf A I Ai ,ILA I ,I . Z4 ' 1 , - ,, - .L 'gh' .3 Q 75, V -- 3 nf 4-sq. 44 fi' ' fi H - ,V . ' IZ, , .,,,, Q , V V J I V W1 - or . if is L 1 1 H ,Vrr, kmffi,!y , Z ,r fi V f 21 ff V f' , i f M4 r A E ' ,ef f jul-Ewf of if . Y Carol Sandusky Francine. Schiif 1 Richard Schwimer .loan Scott David Sellers Stuart Selizer Denise Silbermon Dave Silkwoocl Doreen Shapiro Jack Shupper f X r , - f, ,4- Yi - E. 'W M 'a' ' we .-ff ' f -1' 'M' 'N cf, gg ., r Q cv W x, 4, a4,,,,.f A -1 ,V AI , -.,,,,Q K , gyf W K . 'ff ,,- f L' l D 1 ffl iw i, feoerlfoew fwf arf . -, a cfs. fa-4 V A-J. , -, ,Y Lionel Slralinslcy Bill Smith Elizabeth Smith lowes Smllh I mir? ' 1 'IJ ' 2 ,wp , VZ l s if X ' i QED I In ,. , f .. -f s... O 'C fl - CD 05 O va un Q 3 0 Roth Saflerlield Joyce Schlotzhauer Lee Schneider Marlene Schneider Dorothy Schroeder ' Chuck Schulman Patricia Sexton . g,,,A. ,Q-3 -, ' 4, Q, 1 , r n ,, 4, A ff ff , eerr Robert Silverman Jane Smith feearr WW fi 1 f A , ff , fi f f' X '7 Sally Shafer D-,5,rr reef ff . f ff '15, , , Q' f f el gff , ff ,fa Lorraine Simpldns Patricia C Smith K! x .Q ,. lj A - I 'l ,Y if A ,. ,I ff, gf iii l l Polricu 0 Sm' :fag l ..- l Kd' ' r llmomos So M' l l - il' H 6' X W I i ' M : l ,,,,,,! lxlll A ,, ,,,, Danny S' I fpfg lv: f, llii l F :'X. V Mi li lim Slonelu Pl C... 'J R 2 K f M AY My nw. K, , ,,,,,,-c, ,.E,...,..-,-..,-V ., T, M-A X S SUMMER FIFTY-O Viva.- , ,, , . ww. wil -X N 'Q ,Ar Q .J Afgm ,M ' , ,i -gy 'rr V. I ,S 4 J. .V Ir .-. 1 rf .law A, 5 g 2 ' y ,' .ut A J A 1 Stun-f-' 'ww ,M- fr' I ,rj-27 x -If S ,f ,MN , ' M X - 5 V .N -. , ' lf' .. S3327 S 7 S enea he l Patrica G Smith we Thomas Sorsby F , f 't f' fm, fe-4' Vg 4 'if-ew K it , Q ff 1 Wm In f ,rw f ' e.,Qf'ih C V Danny Stark l I l 1 I I s Jim Stoneburner Prudence Smith Ray Smith Jr. W! v 77 .- X I '-fQ',k , af Mfar' ' . ,rs gt V, 'fr f, , 'wx ,, Q-,J i., I by . me , UL ,,f. , , Anita Snyder A WW Barry Spencer Warren Spicer John Spielmann Annemarne Spstz Hllclegard Spitz vw 'VV Marshall Steiner Nedra Stern Sheri Stomquist Diana Stewart Luanne Stocker Mary Stone mm.. f of Jerry Stovall Al Stratton Jean Susca Bully Swanson 1' We-. 1:7 -'M' Charles Swehla Jr. Warren Tamblyn Roy Tarr ' Sheila Taube Peter Taylor Wrllnam Taylor MA ES T X Y WW Mauaice Terr W vi' WW! Walter Tyler MMW4 www 4' Bob Waggoner Ronald Weber P' .Q AQ- 4 i 'T 7 K... lamesWilliams MW.. ,f k ff ' , f We 4 , , 1gf,W,f-A ff 5 fr if 41 34? M? fd ft' pf ,Z ff i ' Paul Thompson Geraldine Toth f, V V , ,,,, ,, , Wy, he W QM, f 54, , T Mfr? ' 1' 'r - 1. Hg: T ,- i -,Mf::Wi7f1fgPZ':' 0311 4 ya' i f 1 Dimitri Vacletslny Don Vest , .uf if-TT! N W W T X 1 TW X f few? 2, f f ' f V X f Ellyn Waite Diane Waldron f , ,ner , Y Z f Ar ff' jug, f I We l ll , 4, 'ii N. Phyllis Weclman Thomas Weisler lrl Wilson Kenneth Wilson ' W if f 1 -?'-,,jQ'L?f- 2 i ff of ja r ,fry sd! f 7 7 , I z , ,Z,'WW', If 'V f W, N : JFK , 'A Qin A ' ' f ', 2 T T ,, T U- f V 7 V 2 iff 4 rs! ff rr I sg , ,M A , X 4 if Ll. A llll 1 'fha .QM-V-' ' x f ' - ' L 2, ff ,V ,r f fs ' 7 is if , J, W M Yr . fi , Q f , in K Y f I W ' . A ,, , Charles Trudeau r? f f 1 X I ff Y , V r X 2 wyz' ' Z ,Q J f' ,f 2' W1 f 1 , , WZ' 12 f Darlene Vickers ,gif Axim .. 1 Ziff Thomas Trueman Requefa Twarclolcs f Charles Vogel Cliff Voorhees :WW T T T rw We Don Walker Laverne Walther V .-rams V f,, ?' 1 ,if fr ,ar f' f ' 7 , ZW an r , H 3 My ,7 ' W5 Arthur Weiss Maxine White li My r .lim Winters ff j M11-J ,,,3,,f.y 355451, 'yr 1 Gayle Wodehouse Dorrine Wanelc V X 'R ,r ' f 7 K ff' 124014 Charles Williams Burton Wolfe L QR I X , X ll' l A l l My ohn Worlr , G' Y? Carol Yale l fi SUMMER EIETY-ONE -5 JN, 'Tl ffk - II .. I 'I 119, . .4 Y Ifff' IQ. -J 1 O f LII Ava: III' 2575 K9 IW' W0 ' af' I we 1 w. -. A., ,ix xx .. E wg. 4 '- - iw ,-M ' , . Q1 , A Ni f .. .ff I I I -. - 'A I, I John Work . 5 3 an 'A ,g, X9 . ,,. Z, . QC, . . , fx Carol Yates Sea Ron WortI1en Roberta Wright Ndncy Wurtsbuugh Barbara WyricIc ff r 44, as I www , JoI'Innie Young Joyce YukI I Robert Yule I Sick... CHARLES BELMONTE RONALD BRANSTETTER SANDRA CORIENE BONNIE COX ADA FLEHARDY JAMES GILREATH BARBARA HERTZ PATRICIA HEYMAN MARGIE HICKS DONALD HOEFLE ROGER KOCK GARY LEVIN ff' fuss rw fm 'Xa 'MW Francis Brown KARLYN MILLER ROGER NELSON LARRY RICHLIN RAY RUSSELL PETE VON CHRISTIERSON PAT WAITE AUDREY WHEATLY MARILYN WOLFF JULIO WAHL GENE WALBRIDGE JAMES WEHR ARTHUR ZUCKER Q Y Ife , , ,.. 'rx I , ,, , . , . , . ...,, . . ..., MT - Lx xx E .X X xi is X X- X . ' X vi xx X . Q N Q Mk- Y 'S -if xv 5 fig- I. fl-3 1 .QQ , , QNX, X X. 5 -, -7 5 ggi.-5 VTX X . X ' XX X X , X Y Ki N Kg, Q 5, .5 tlllciicg X X X x f L nn-if ' mE. WALT JOHNSON RON NEWCOMB HERB BARON RAY RUSSELL ace tackle LEAGUE SCORES O FL HoHy. ...,.., .....w Canoga 23 FL HoHy. ....... ....., Frankhn 6 N. Holly. ...,.,, ..... E agles 34 VL HoHy. ..,..... ,,A...,.. Verdugo 7 N. HoHy A....... ....,. Fernando l4 FL HoHy .......w...,...... Van Nuys 35 BOBBY HEIZER spirited halt rugged end swift guard reserve guard BEN DOllBll flashy end CARL PEACOCK RAY TODD BOBBY BACHE DlCKPEAfOK safety man signal caller all valley Wa Q 5 detenslve 595 eg. A Ne, 4 A-.. Y , 5 W V Q, K y- at ' Q- is . 53 s 1 we S51 g B V, f t jk: W . f 1 . N ' A S .- .lffl9fi.w i7'f2592i'f'i33 R Q 'ik-WV' r' 'L' fl , X fi? 322 i'3:4 l'1fff5Nf'f5'f9:.' Q f' :wi f -1-fi A 1 4 'A f. ffc7Ug,, V, I 1 yn ,,,k fffvsrpf WVWW 1 Q kg X. - Lhipflwgws sl fiswgrfiy 5, A, I av., 11, - fx, ftgtny, ., ,K W. A Aggicjggifgg-ss lg ,Q V t.lf.lfii'l57l3'l'li '7' vW1f'f'5ig'7 L WH' ' - f 'f' S ?l'V?,,fl3P5 T955 ft-231525 A c ..,. ts, so Q L -ig:sfef:114si:s'f: gp M h BEN DOBBINS PAGE WEDDINGTON NICK DILEANIS GENE GIANNULLI l flashy end bulldog center big tackle first string mm ,Q arsi y oo a V 't F fb ll Ellziff' SQQEV SMH cl tsllel DICK PEACOCK TORRY PAGE defensive star speed-burner Coaches Harvey Nelson and John Sanders teamed together as heads of North Hollywood's football squad, and came up with an average season of 3 wins against 3 losses. Bob Bache, all valley right halfback, Ray Todd, ace signal caller and all around defensive ace, Herb Baron, sturdy guard with plenty of zip, and Ben Dobbins, glue-fingered end, paced the large squad in most of the contests. Outstanding graduating seniors were Walt Johnson, Ron Newcomb, Carl Pea- cock, Torry Page, Gene Giannulli, Page Weddington, Marrion Sparrow, Gordon Means, Larry Richlin, Bob Long, Bill Tuohy, Stan Rubin and Ross Scott. 1 ,, ,, 1 F TlNY BROOKS STAN RUBIN lOth grade ace hard-'fighting half Q A fl -fT'Q1Lfl. f1-His ,ig i ' 4 s ' S Y A rt v V JL 1 Y' Q am' . M I i f k .sgd h-:rf -':, 'Jax , nga 'r , .Y A ,y .. K ' Yr J ' ' ' ' xg. 'f 't'fxQ'i ' 1, ly fig lei.: Q , W -. , txilfyggif 9 r . g Q, a my , A A 4 ,W V , it 4 . ,f-is sf 1 If ..., ,, n H I 1 PETE VAN LAW HARRY SPEAR GRAI-IAM VAN NESS BILL TUOHY ball hiker lanky guard lOfh-grade Tackle the load HUSKIE VARSITY SHOW IN LEAGUE ACTION Q5 I I1 ' i' A. ' .,- . I, F 't Q38 II I 'IIIIIII N . I ' I? I In I 'AU Firsl slr lruggec Buckflel driving Slondlm Weissl Roger I 51x 1 'vu .lg N , N -L sllliuolw lie toad , ' ,. , -15? 1 1 f .f- .--'- , if V .ff ,n T,' ,Q4,v',e,E4-1. '.:s ' ,. ,W First string Bee-Line: Pinkston lgreat endl, Stoneburner lsteady tacklel, Duerr lfine guardl, Vadestsky lrugged centerl, Lee lhard-blocking guardl, Leary lstandout tacklel, Foell ltop-flight endl. Backfield: Waldron lspeedy halfl, McElvain lfield generall, Ferguson lpowerful fullbackl, Austin lhard- driving halfl. Standing left to right: Charles Arnone, Monty Mason, George Miller, Thomas Lynn, Barry Trulock, Thomas Weissbuch, Sam Finkelberg. Sitting: Don Jacques, Ted Goldberg, Bill Waite Christopher Severn, Don Tayrien, Roger Bell, Rodger Lippa, Jim Caswell, Coach Paul Xanthos. is N 7 his North Hollywood's varsity gym squad came up with their second straight Valley League title anal Coach John Sanders once again turned in an excellent job of coach- ing. .lack Wells was the team's big gun as the well-built muscleman turned in an aver- age of three firsts a meet. His main feat came in the Valley finals where he totaled three first and a fourth. Gilbert Jiminez once again captured the Valley ring title while Dean Luke won the side horse, and Hal Schiff the rope. Rusty Tamblyn was the Valley's class in tumbling but the iunior was absent from the finals in his pet event, the free X, 'M ,Est M l I lll ' squad -t Valley :ers once :L coach- : cum as 'CG CVSV' -:in leo? -5 totaled 3-:ed me asketball High honors were paid to the first string varsity, and of course top man was flashy Duane Robbins, ace forward who tallied over 200 points in ll league affairs. Robins was placed on the first string all city team, first squad all valley, and named San Fernando Valley League Player of the Year.. . David DeGroote, high-scoring center, and Charley Reed, swift-moving guard, were also placed on the first all-valley squad. Captain and all around guard Richie Morse was named to the all-league second team while the other forward, Maurice Herberg, placed on the third team. Y' 'I f i 1 - Q N0 f ON ' GY: ,Q STR! N.-M. 5 WGN IUC Mi i d ' lvmblllg M ewnulsm . . if ,,sf , ' ' ,Q X Q if li X ' ' if l 3 3ef?i1-ggaf Y ,. A f -ssffeiff l i w M avg, 1 f-.. , ' -- im- , K Q M Y V , l , V , kx y . Fw ,Q . - . . s-:as . f- f. Ar' , K 3 ' on ,- 3 R ff fif -' L f A fr as Nfl Q 51 I ft- it V I Aj H, E4 A .S c , . sr -fa, . 5, y if , ,V, H . if A Ti W F g ' i 1 '- ' - . e U ' 3 lf.. , .. N. any-. A . Aja ,.,k c . Q 32:37 , .L I ,Tl Y G ,g it ' :J all ik? 3 X Q Q f J' f E'J'e' l 3 as as X, ,Ig -1-l ..,,.c,c , I VALLEY CHAMPIONS, first row: MAURICE HERBERG, ldead-eye shotl, CHARLEY REED, lfast-moving guardl, DAVE DEGROOTE, Itall first-team centerl, RICHIE MORSE, lcaptain and ace guardl, DUANE ROBBINS, Iall-city playerl, Coach A. Lundy. Second row: Richard Raulston, Iiunior forwardl, Bert Convy, lleft-handed guardl, Ralph Maurielle, liunior centerl John Lanam, ltenth graderl, Leonard Denti, Ifighting forward. Third row: John Mathews, Ireserve forwardl Mel Greenspoon lsub forwardl, Al Wright, lmanagerl, Dick Diers, lstrong rebounderl, Bill Wright, lmanagerl, Bill Taylor, lout with iniuryl. Varsity Basketball DUANE ROBBINS AL LUNDY Iall cityl lcoachl North Hollywoocl's varsity cage crew completed a very successful basketball season under Coach Al Lundy by placing third in the colorful city cage tournament and landing Duane Robbins on the first string All City squad. The Huskies once again brought down the Valley League title and advanced to the city tournament after the league season, and ex- cept for a 60-59 loss to the Hollywood Sheiks, romped through the tourney with but one loss. ACE B IIC, ll forwan Charlie uclionl bull l, E 'ie is. L fear: A X A ACE BEE TEAM, first row: Coach AI Lundy, Cliff Gard lreserve guard with plenty of fightl, George STEL- LIC, lfirst string flash at the guard spotl, JIM ROTH lcenter on the starting fivel, VERN PICKUP, lgreat forward and team playerl, Perry Leiber, lone of chief subsl, Carlyle MacDonald, loff and on first stringl, Charlie Adams, lc real fighterl. Second row: Bob Gowing, lreserve playerl, Buddy Black, lsaw some actionl, Moe Winter lhard-driving guardl, LeRoy Louigi, lsharp-shooting subl, John Heintz, lplayed fine balll, MYRON HERBERG, lace shot and leading scorerl, LOUIE VORST, lcaptain and great guardl. BEE BASKETBALL- FOURTH IN CITY CAGE TOURNAMENT LOUIE CORST MYRON HERBERG team captain and all-around guard high-scoring forward with over 200 points CEE BASKETBALL Standing left to right: Jack Shupper, Don Sales, Eugene Barston, Larry Reichel, Richard Dykstra, Robert Caine, Alan Bleier, Robert Sherman, Robert Bran, Lawrence Potratz, Richard Chappel, Robert Cowin, Lawrence Sanita, Gary Tardiff. Sitting: Charles Yuki, Bill Newcomer, Joseph Hillock, Arthur Newcomb, Leroy Payne, Lawrence Gold, Tom Schihauer, John Jackson, lrwin Klein, Thomas Kotal, Coach Paul Zanthos, Warren Blanchard. DEE BASKETBALL Standing left to right: Charles Arnone, Monty Mason, George Miller, Thomas Lynn, Barry Trulock, Thomas Weissbuch, Sam Finkelberg. Sitting: Dan Jacques, Ted Goldberg, Bill Waite, Christopher Severn, Don Tayrien, Roger Bell, Rodger Lippa, Jim Caswell, Coach Paul Xanthos. K .. E f K K? . ' CJ? 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' ' gk is E ,Ls ' .. w s' , fi, so E 1 gk ,- as .- if , 3 f ,sk 1, ' X 1 i V ssc H ,Q gifs, E f .5 , 1 ,V X i s.,, g Q 4 4 K , j - N 5 tgJ.mx,Q . ., . ,JM W I V L V L 5 ' ' 'W ' ffifiii '1 ,V -f 7'3' ri ' s, , .. ., L . refs- 1.5 .Q 'iii Q X ' Q . A r ,eel Baseball North Hollywoocl's varsity ball club came plenty ot thrills and well-pitched ball games. up with an outstanding season with After getting oft to a poor league start, the team under Coach John Osterman downed all other Valley toes to once again bring home the team-championship. Great pitching was turned in by big Ralph Mauriello who is still undefeated at the time ot this writing. His top game was a no-hitter against Verdugo Hills. First- baseman Moe Winters led the Valley in batting through the league games, while Richie Morse and Billy Wells were the other two big guns. Morse was the league's most valuable short stop and Wells was once again backstop king. Other fine ball was turned in by Bert Convy, Dan Davis, and Bob Smith. RALPH MAURIELLO DALE JOHNSON RlCH MORSE star pitcher keystone kid x XXX, , N, NYQY, x f Nr xv 13 BILL WELLS all city heavy hitter if if ' BAKE 5 f vi' ' V I ff I 1 V Bl K Y X N N, we . ix -.VX xi Y if Y . G' 'X 4 Q WX , 1, I XY' 1 X K 1 BX 7X,K 4 XKAX fx ef, X Os A l i F all I 4, 1 I X. N X Vxxr X ' x, ,C W, A. ix, - 4 , if 4, , GIB McGlolhlin center fielder X I f, x f x BERT CONVY out-field BOB SMITH pitcher DON DAVIS third bose ., ,, my I W VIQQ vpxzp w M5 r 'ef2,, ., s 7. 'Vr,1 H, 5,351 2' K wif Q mi mgjr, ni, 2' . K 45 :A-K7 1 - f A ' ' , ,, , nf mf B :WM f ,-e, r ,,, 217, is A . ' I .M we , , ,,+f1,ma, B . Q Q A mv' , iff IAA 331.52 -,,,.M7 , 54, 7 v ,V Awe, W. ami! H I . M ,gf r , , I ,,,, , I ,Y W 225' gf f ey 1 ' 55' L5,1fif'?f325f ,M 354 Q3wwr', l JT 1273, A ' MW 'O r fl . f M , i, f 3' u , X E iw E' , , frrr 1..,,,., F ' N , iii if , , WSW fill, r ' 135' ffm 91,4 , - O ,Mar i s - f, Q L -nw-gw, WM - f ', , , : , , fff, r ,S J W, pf-'j?gZi ' , E, ' H' .5 r T' - ' f' f '., W' W f 1 21,4 1' V ' . . . .f . V , N . f ,,M,vWW, - ,,x,.1i. f -,ff , . fi' , ' , ,, ff, V A' :SQdWj,f2 : ,pZj .:,, ,,mfv , ml' ,, O, Mmrgyg ,,, Z I r I I wg ,V ix Wm , Ay, ., V 7 -5 A x ,Jaw . ,W W ,re PAUL ARNT reserve fielder X x x K' 2 ,iv B L gl 4 W , , vw , ,NW . 7 .WO 4 , W wx X WALLY NUSSLOCK reserve fielder BOB FRENN sub 'Fielder JOHN OSTERMAN coach if ,Y 'X r if iff, ll V, X, ,. I , If Q Mgt , ah, f 5 fl, ,M ff A if B B P ,' 4 ,I f ff' 42 V if ,1 fg , f W- ,f ff I E 7 ,L Q X ,4 vgf 'e ,M ,, ,f , 5 6. ' i Q 4 ,r, 4, ' N, , . , , : f . -, X- 'rr' f ' Q , . ' , if if f ZW, bf f' B C B f I i 15, I . Vygwf pj ., Wg j Q, fr I ,K f3..,,LW' X Q f - Z ff rf ? f nl 7 ,ff I ' , ?5Q,4gf,m5!,, . , X i . W , J , , ,I ,,, W, M Mg , , X .. W' ' ' M W arg! if ' if , .- , .- , l f if , Z 'J H , QS -:QA if ' ' , If V I Q f 2' Fe ,f f Z M i , wg , f 4 4 . , I f g rrrr fr!- M ?ff'f,25 , B lor l up i were lew B U if ' 'lllri' l H, 1 l i 1. will f-1. ll ff kill . li Q Qu: ' , A '. if 1 .gl lll' uh irpjiyglg lf' 3,315 W- r '-535,15 use . Hn! ,l.,,. ,..7 , -f 1 ,I 0' - ,Q .va .- ffv p 7? North Hollywood complefely dominated Valley for The Third straighf season. Coach Garvin Barnes up with an average pracrice slafe, buf by The Time were a red hot ball club. Harry Brody, Pere Van Law, Ken Robinson, Larry Jay and Ned Marks were a few of The Team leaders. BRODY at bat BARNES greets players E , , Y A we N Q r 'Al MS Q oft- S.. N K if -r , VW, 1 , irfv ,ww K 1 X-,,,:L?' 1 2 Jag, ' A ' V . K- 4 , fi' V, 4 6 ' XJ, 4 'i.,ff'1'. z' ,X 1 9 r K V- , . J 'z -Ji W. ' W 'M' A 'lj 4 'l . 4 gbyv.. ,Q A iw-for' -. . - , f so nffbff, 5 A f .- g 'fd4' A 8 ff., W Q, l ,rw at-132. f in ,W Q l ' ff? , f 'rs ql'NP N . 'f ' ,ff 23 'L ,X l Tennis North Hollywood's varsity tennis team has been taking the Valley title ever since any students now at Bingville can remember. This year's team once again tromped over their Valley foes. A L g Some great plays by Marcus Hissong, Billy Newcomber, .lack Winer, and Denny Niles highlighted the successful season under Coach Al Lundy. Boys' Athletic Commission-.lack Bylin, lstudent body presidentl, Coach Francis Smith lhead of boys' athleticsl, Bill Taylor lsports editorl, Keith Ryan lstudent body vice presidentl, and Speed Vogel lboys' league presidentl. Q--.Q y 5... 5 TTKG' f Wadi' Q W V' f ll T 14' , r 4 5 fig, f uf Qc l 'V rr ll, f it lf it T ly fl Front row: hurdler and lllll runne milerl, Bill llow hurdle mllel, Don Couclvtlorvl DUAI leum's if El, 1 TW l E- al ' 'all m l y ,1,4 ,i T . TEV! P K T . I al ll ill T -l ei: 1 QA. l s, 1 0' hill W I E, ha. ,.f llc Elf ce cgcln md Derry ,. it-1 E, .1- 5- 1 ll ll' ll 1 , Front row: Bob Foster lmilerl, Dick Hale l880 runnerl, Jack Winer lschool's best in milel, Jack Bylin lace hurdler and broad iumperl, Al Stratton, lpole vaulting starl, Fred Horton lrelay runnerl, Lional Skalinsky i440 runnerl, Speed Vogel lhurdlerl. Second row: Coach Paul Xanthos, Pete Creamer lpace-setting milerl, Bill Pitts lhalf milerl, Tom Gatherer lrelay acel, Bill Carling lgreat iunior sprinterl, Pat Pinkston llow hurdle start, Nelson lshot putterl, Harry Spear lhigh jump acel, Bill Taylor lschool's top in half milel, Don Morse lhurdlerl, Stan Rubin lHuskie sprint acel, Don Ferguson lbroad iumperl, manager, and Coach Harvey Nelson. Track DUANE ROBBINS JACK BYLIN HARRY SPEAR JACK WINER team's leading scorer fast hurdler varsity top miler in meets and broad jumper high-iump ace with great kick , , 15 Q 7 f 1 fi, ,-, sv--. -3 fa'.:?i1'Q.3j,'fI If-7 Mmmgwe ,C , ' 'Ai' 4:75 V Ae 4, f ,i Q, f SQ f 3 Z Q wi, :Missy Vg 'i X 1 , y fr! F522 , msg? BILL TAYLOR BOB HEIZER scored four wins placed greedily in vqrsny aso in broad jump LEAGUE SCORES Hollywood ve. Opponent Huskies ........ .....,... ...... C cz nogc 60 Huskies ........ .......... F rcunklin 54 Huskies ........ ............ E ogle Rock 4472 Huskies ......... ,......... V erdugo Hills 42 Huskies ..,,.,,..... ........... F ernonclo 52 Jim Quinn lCPl wins Canoga Meet Al Sfrolfon up and over bor Closi l00 ya 220 yui 440 yu 880 yo l mile l2U hi l80 lo W ll QL' Close century race against Eagles uane Robbln TOP HUSKIES IN I00 yard dash .,..A................,,......, STAN RUBIN 220 yard dash ........ 440 yard run 880 yard run I mile run ..,. 120 highs ........ I8O Iows ...v.... Pat Pinksfon BILL CARLING HARVEY GOLISON BILL TAYLOR JACK WINTER DUANE ROBBINS DUANE ROBBINS wins Iows l BEE TRACK North Hollywood's Bee track team enjoyed a victorious season behind the great running of Bob Silverman and Keith Ryan plus the excellent shot putting by Stan Dailey. Silverman raced to a lO.4 clocking in the century while Ryan tied the school record in the highs and Dailey set a new school record in the shot. BOBBY SILVERMAN STAN DAILEY KEITH RYAN great sprinter and relay runner broke school record in shot league's outstanding hurdler few - s' T5'S2fac..., ,... ,. . .I W ' l, , 'Z' 1, ee ffyli . 4 ijt? R AV? xi A' in ' . it 'ee ill elf ilirglri CEE TRAC Valle Rodg and seas First mt Second Bennett, l ,tim I .gl ' a .A -A 'us ,l ,fit r.'lU'1 fx lf ., BH H' if ik l 2 Q5 WT' I. 31 X l nd lhe great ng by Slcr f the sclool 5? FYAN . .wclqg luidler , H, ,1 4 ,N g . 1 ' ,rj nl' -li Q ' All Vi 'hang 9 FS? r, ,rl r 'fx f r ' l CEE TRACK ln Cee track the Huskies put forth a great showing by placing third in the Valley League behind San Fernando and Van Nuys. Don Sales, Charles Yukl, and Rodger Lippa all were steady first place winners. Cross Country found Stuart Higgs, Lesly Long, Arnold Zimmerman, Bob Foster and Pete Creamer starring on the team. Long's twelfth in the city highlighted the season. First row: Ernie Severn, Pete Creamer Bob Browsky, Arnold Zimmerman, Stuart Higgs, Lee Long, Bob Foster. Second row: Coach Garvin Barnes, Cahlos Meister, Dan Thearle, Mike Riggs, Paul Masters, Dal Grahm, Ron Bennett, Tom Cannon, Earl Todd, Mgr. Marvin Allison. l S First row: left to right, Karen Lee Nelson, Carol Eloersole, Jane Brown, Jo Ann Fox, Florence Lazara, Ann Shepherd. Second row: Miss Jane Sullivan, Marcia Wayne, Carol Freedman, Marion Dreyer, Betty Simmonds, Kay Stokes Johnson, Katy DeGuard, Jo Lunger, Pat Ross, Luella Zinn, Beve Bau, Requeta Twardoks, Marcey McGeeney. Third row: Pauline Fancy, Virginia Swerdfgeger, Peggy Higashida, Betty Sakamoto, Carole Coles, Gayle De Carlo Alberta Ashway, Sally Shafer, Jackie Smith, Theresa Arnone, Sally Dryer, Cindy Crouch, Donna Bolton, Carol Sandusky. Fourth row: Chizuko Kaiiki, Toshi Nitta, Jeanette Garrett, Sharon Lanning, Margie Akervold, Marlene Scobee, Carol Harker, Martha Crawley, Marlaine Whipp, Suzanne Simpson, Sue Hall, Mar- lene Twordoks. Girl's Athletic CABINET W'5l CABINET S'5l 1 iw ul l Q. 4, - i, ,. t'l'i' 'i l srl .:-2 First rov C. Ebers l. Germm ll. ledge P. lreme vow: l. G. luugl G Q GIRLS' Gl First vow: Mist wi: Mail sin MVSS McGeene F 5 S l. 2, 1 1. . First row, left to right: C. Crouch, B. Bau, T. Arnone, D. Hendrickson, C. Sandusky, S. Shafer, J. Fox, C. Ebersole, C. Harker, S. Johnson. Second row: K. Canavo, J. Smith, J. Miller, B. Simmons, B. Sakamoto, J. Germano, M. Wayne, T. Nitta, P. Roberts. Third row: P. Kennedy, J. Crawford, C. Coles, M. Scobee, R. Ledger, B. Brown, B. Montgomery, M. Ackervold, V. Swerdfeger, J. Rose. Fourth row: L. Zinn, G, De Carlo, P. Tremellan, D. Fairchild, S. Dreyer, J. Lafforge, K. Wagner, K. Nelson, C. Charboneau, P. Deguard. Fifth row: L. Redondo, P. Brand, L. McComb, M. Whipp, P. Fancy, L. Jacobs, L. Mahl, J. Brown, B. Nachman, G. Laughlin, C. Stillwell, F. Butler. Association . .. GIRLS' GYM TEACHERS CLEAN-UP COMMITTEE First row: Miss Crissman, Mrs. Jorgenson. Second Left to right: Betty Sakamoto, Yoshiko Yamanouye, row Miss Sullivan, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Heckerson, Alberta Ashway, Toshiko Nitta, Peggy Higashida. Miss McGeeney. X, f VOLLEYBALL First row: Kay Stokes, Luella Zinn, Marcia Wayne, Jackie Smith, Jo Lunger, Pat Ross. Second row: Carol Eloersole, Sally Ehafer, Marlaine Whipp, Suzanne Simpson, Gayle De Carlo, Pauline Fancy. HOCKEY First row: Left to right, Jane Brown, Jo Ann Fox. Second row: Ann Shepherd, Betty Sakamoto, T. Donna Bolton, Florence Lazzarr. Third row: Carole Coles, Peggy Higashida, Sue Hall, Marlene Twar- doke, Carol Charboneau. SPEEDBALL First row: Carol Ebeesole, Carol Harker. Second row: Sharon Lanning, Martha Crawley, Sue Simp' son, Marlaine Whipp. Third row: Marlene Scobee, Jeanette Garrett, Betty Sakamoto, Peggy HS90' shida, Margie Akerwold. TENNIS First row: Virginia Swerfeger, Theresa Arnone, Carol Freedman, Kathy De Guard, Jeanette Gar- rett. Second row: Beve Bau, Terry Mandolini, Carol Sandusky, Karen Lee Nelson. Third row: Sharon Lanning, Carol Harker, Martha Crawley, Sharon Johnson, Margie Akervold, Marlene Scobee. A 5, 1, U BOWLI First row Second rl Third row quelc Tw BASK Ml it i ,ll 'Ti X ter, Sammi iw SU? Sling. 11505 Swhee iewl' lligq. l Oil' vl in Mx -' . 4 Q-3, , nm I l , 1 r . lr- I it il I i r N v , ,v-2 BOWLING First row: Virginia Swerfeger, Betty Simmonds, Sally Dreyer, Cynthia Crouch. Second row: Pauline Fancy, Kathy De Guard, Beve Bau, Jo Lunger, Sally Shafer. Third row: Jane Brown, Marcia Wayne, Sharon Johnson, Alberta Ashway, Marlene Twardoks, Sue Hall, Re queta Twardoks, Donna Botton, Carol Sandusky, Kay Stokes, Jo Ann Fox. BASKETBALL ARCHERY l 2 --...- O 0 0 0 lt's surprising that an organization as active as North Hollywood's R.O.T.C. unit should be so little known among the students. Most non-members are aware of its existance, but we aren't well up on its structure and activities. The group's membership is divided into two companies, each led by three cadet officers withe the assistance of cadet non-coms. The companies are broken down into platoons, and the platoons inst squads. The group boasts a five-man rifle team, which this year took part in two inter-collegiate shooting matches, one of which was national in scope. Also, the unit supplies a four-man color guard, in charge of displaying the flag. This year the local unit was on hand for two city-wide R.O.T.C. competitions, and appeared in several parades. And, of course, they made their usual good im- pression on the Defense Department inspectors when those gentlemen paid their annual visit. All in all, the R.O. deserves to be better known by our students. COLOR GUARD W'5l COLOR GUARD S'5l l lf., ls .li , uf m as -A r 'sl i , 5 T T ' HY l A- l gf mr 5 A , 5 l l s it l sm , .J . g first row Bruce Du linder, li' ley, Bob l lerrySlov l l First row: Gilreuth, MuuriceT Moore, E1 Chavez, R Dolrympl, l I ' li V' ,J Q' I I ' .0 ' First row: Walfred Nelson, Marvin Scabs, Bill Bonham, Wiley Pierce, Don Marcinik, Jerry Sica, Charles Otto, Bruce Dutcher, John Barta, Gary Norman, David Kayser, Ralph Guldahl. Officers front: Elliott Belinn, Jerry Linder, Lisle Esler. Second row: Bob Ludlum, Bill Standring, Rodger Koch, Robert Cole, Bib Smiley, Bob Barb- ley, Bob McAfee, Raymond Markham. Third row: Ray Pace, Frank Mastroli, Jon Davidson, Harold Huntsman, Jerry Stovall, Gary King, Wally Nelson, Eddie Pullen, Eugene Ortiz, Harvey Prager, Murray Sterling. First row: Bill Gribble, David Bair, Allan Held, Richard Scarve, Joe Hoffscaneider, Sanford Fenton, James Gilreath, Henry Whitaker, Harvey Wolf, Paul Royall, Val Kline, Paul Thompson. Officers front: Gordon Gilliam, Maurice Terr, Vincent Martinell. Second row: James Rodal, Stanley Brager, Bill Nadel, Fred Fortine, John Moore, Earl Harvey, Lee Hebner, Clayton Penn, David Aberson. Third row: Gene Gildenmeister, Demetrio Chavez, Ralph Margolin, Doug Freed, Will Knaack, Bob Craig, Fred Rutherford, Richard Huemer, Clarence Dalrympl, Donald Afseth, Harold Kooden. V , M W' 17,4 ,NK ,Nan i 1 to .C R I T J I f e e G H1 sgey' f' .C f Q, 1, ,lf Fan ws F s K' ' x . ,L, Q vs ' fre, ,M -Mt , Q 1, :I i Kkr. D if J E 3 ' -,, C sf The North Hollywood High School ROTC 1 A 5. ' 95 A X --o.l 1 . . . . ,C W., 1 Q Q , ,, Rifle Team although in their first yea r, A mf A ',5'f , tiH. -f X ,'31w-W M I - - - , y, H have made a very fine showing, by placing 1, ,- , third In Valley League competition against , 3- a more experienced group ot rifle men. 5 ,W :rig jngwi, s -rn-ff, , , hx ,, f,kq,,, ish gf - We A-7 W QS . . . . gg VVVV . , , ff L, , Since their beginning they have already V' . lv 2 ff ' if g -efee A made great progress and are picked to .s F W- g H 1 1,115 walk away with high honors. ' , ,gf-,g gk-w,,'L ,.,, i , , ,j j',jgw,,g.,,, s C, ,Jiffy ,S ,- 'll QI' f- 's Standing, left to right: Bill Gribble, Ralph Guldahl Jr., John Kittmeyer. Front: David Bair, Elliott Belinn. OFFICERS W'5l OFFICERS S'5l Standing, left to right: Charles Wilson, waterlan, Standing, left to right: Vincent Martinelli, Ralph Joe kirk, James Wilson. roe Weiner, Don Dilly. Seated: Jerry Dowel, Mon- Gouldahl Jr., Jerry Dowell, Elliott Belinn. Seated: Gordon Gilliam, Marvin Nole. 'F X! , l l it l .RX lx Y -. X x it 'll , Enix. K S53 PL Sa. 5. M Q 1 Sei, N sl I , 'xx :Jaw Q: it X l in l X, i 5 X N -4' lg, x R S Q S-'S ex Q lf- E 2 Xe? C ,N SQ S 55 X . -J:C T4 1 f :A . Q K . 1 ,Lf I , ,ff 5,35 N LRG X E X X xx xii .Q L xiii , 1 X w Xfx x x XX XXX xxxx xxx X X, Tl Aa 552: ,J-f--Q-. ,lit I1-flag' ' f .7 xx:-sb, '4 Y :li 1-if Si Y 11:5 ' 5 fi iii T ,-'if' ' 5--5sc R fi, W ?: 'Q..xi SX -, x if , X ' 'f - 5 R11-fi-, E..-if gb G J I? W a 4 1 I 'fi f-g 'lm-.....,, 1 . I I el ,fr Left to right: Pat Smith, Peggy Higashida, Elin Waite, and Don Vest. Left to right: Hugh Gaston, Bill Taylor, Gordon Murchie, and Patti Tremellen. EDlToR IN I Well, it's all wrapped up. The I95l edition of El Camino has gone to press, and we of the staff can breathe a concerted sigh ot relief. CHIEF EDIE ELLIS The multiple copies of the original dummy have all been completed and the photos pasted up in their proper places. The last picture schedule on layout has Now, of work and the ing our plans not apply to been made. course, we're sorry it's worry, and remembering into the tangible reality Mr. Wallace. He's our has been doped out, the last decision over. Already we're forgetting the only the fun and satisfaction of turn- you hold in your hands. lThis may sponsor, and the real brains of the outfit. For every headache one of us has suffered, he's had several.I Working on the annual has been a thoroughly enjoyable experience. We only wish that every teacher shared our belief in the importance of getting out a valuable edition. it 5 . 1 f pg S172 Mm .Wy I ' K 7 4 ec 1 Lx. -,Q ri. N452 g., Teri Frederic, Gordon Mur- chie, Edie Ellis, .lim Stone- burner, Mr. Wallace, Rich- ard Teeman, Pat Waite, Elin Waite, Alberta Ashway, B e I I y Sakamolo, Wally Nusslock, Diane Waldron, P e g g y Higashida, Hugh Gaston, Gloria Hawkins, .lo Ann Harris. left lo rl! Murchie, R Ashway, hal row, lell I0 figh lremellen, M, IA Eileen Rem- Sem Garden plume' I Kvoll. Pnl vim! vlluldrgnl Rm' S ll' - in Waite' lame toil. lhlrd ,WL W llnne Willett' Ml IIN IQQSZY I IIUQII Guam' All WY' Belly Sm 3 X .Q r ,J -19 Z: ' ni,--Y-r xg L 1i3v emma Left to right: Lynne Willock, Ruth Sobeloff, Eileen Reese, Janice Mackintosh, Leonard Kroll, Jim Stoneburner, Pat Waite. El Camino Staff SGCVCO' Left to right: Elin Waite, Bill Taylor, Gordon Murchie, Richard Teeman, Hugh Gaston, Alberta Ashway. Q3 f EDITOR IN N ci-MEF GORDON MURCHIE 7' LJ, First row, left to right: Patti Tremellen, Mr. Wallace, ,-, Eileen Reese. Second row: xl Gordon Murchie, Leonard W- Krall, Pct Waite, Diane Lliuyy-:rig Vllaldron, Ruth Scbeloff, M Elin Waite, Janie Mackin- tosh. Third row: Bill Taylor, Lynne Willock, Jim Stone- L burner, Peggy Higashida, f Hugh Gaston, Alberta Ash- way, Betty Sakamoto. E , ,, 1, I i vm - ...I ew ,fm Inf' 1 J .. , , , E 1 I W -sf ' ff L' ' ' ' Q A I 1 -' -- , I iff? Qfcf' ' . ' 'rf em' I ,. ' I ' , f- 7, , W Q jig ' Y , Q y f ,W Q - v- . N ,SN . t S. 2 V- 4 M' ag , - -, 1 'I I S L E ' - A' iw ,Z VW+4g 7 i:w4 ,fz,f' Z 5 -W ' Mean' ' Q S, : A 'L , V M , ,, : , ' H , , . -V I s 34: eh fffqix f,,,,ffw -- , s ,A ...,, Q If 1 7 fi ' T' - ' I A , ,, .I ,, , I M, ..,, .h M , I I , , , , ,I .,,,, Eifggg , , Ifssy, Q , 2s,y I i f M , , . i -., s I I ' W , N I E ff ' Lf ,W ,QV 'WEN ' ' 'VZQ 12 ',v ' :, 'fng,7Z1Ii''2Q, '?:f? 'I Q-,ii A W7 E ff f ' j' I J s c W,'7iH' . V f in : ,Stiff iyiff' 5 , , x ' 1: , 'f gi ., ' W J s J isa' X 2742. s'7f,,fg , I - . , , il-sa xx I, , ' I I, ,, I' If I is :Z Q W V , . If , I fW i Y ,if gym 1 gf ,152 .7 , ,I , i ' 'z 'T' X I I I S EDITOR W'5I gg 2 ' ZWQZV f ,,7jWQQz 'jf ' ' 1 1 fat -' A W,-2 lf? ' 'Liz' fS'wV'f4N p' I5 O ' xv W ' '-' , , . ti' 'ff f ' 1 'EZ JNM I S 5 M y if, 'yi' , . f : ' A ' W - PRINT SHOP Under the guidance of Miss Seda Garapedian the North Hollywood Arcade came up with an outstanding semester of weekly papers throughout the whole year. High honors were gained through contests by the Arcade during the year and under two excellent editors, Francis Reynolds and Catherine Narbel, the page edi- tors and reports came up with a fine example of journalism. Coach Paul Xanthos did the photography for the paper and his interest helped Miss Garapedian out greatly. SENIOR STAFF W'5I Seated: Taylor, Buie, Peterson, Vaughn. Standing: Miss Garapedian, Nelson, Reynolds, Humer, Mr. JUNIOR STAFF W'5I Seated: Lacks, Silverberg Sobelotf, Richlin. Stand- ing: Miss Garapedian, Mr. Xanthos, Bau, Kuney, Xanthos. Smith, Narbel, Hissong, Gerber. :Ml 5 Mm I ww fs I I If I I .11 I EDITOR S'5I CATHERINE I I I I I I I SENIO Sealed: Slunding 1, E I I V I, 1:1 I I I Q- Q, d I A. F0 -'P 'Q I INOIDS :c Arcade -RI: year. s year and ,, :age ear- 'esf freIped 5- f Srcnc- Ez., Mer, .jr g I 1, 1 , ,az ' I 55 fyxiy A XX X r ww E EDITOR s'5r CATHERINE NARBEL SPORTS EDITION Arcade Staff SENIOR STAFF S'5I JUNIOR STAFF S'5I Seated: Dayhoff, Taylor, Sobeloff, Narbel, Taube. Seated: Rose, Martin, Silverberg, Rose. Standing Standing: Miss Garapedian, Kuney. Miss Garapedian Mr, King, Bromshagen, Keaton Cook, Beeman, Gerber, Hessong, Homes, Einberg WW , EDIE ELLIS President First row: Betty Sakamoto, Maridon Castonguay, Ardie Johnson, Peggy Higashida, Jean Gair, Joyce McMillan, Beve Bau, Bev Childs, Evelyn Rudloph. Second row: Phyllis Deyo, Pat Farlow, Marilyn Sabin, Frances Reynolds, Edie Ellis iPresidentj, Joyce Torbett, La Rita Shumway, Patti Tremellen, Joan Robertson. Third row: Mrs. Sallee lSponsorl, Gloria Hawkins, Sue Fireslon, Gayle Cutler, Diane Waldron, Jane Buie, Kathy De Guard, Mildred Deyo, Dorothy Schroeder, Lillian Gershenson, Sheri Stromquist, and Miss Horan lSponsorl. Las Madrinas First row: Jan Eli, Louise Allen, Sheri Stromquisi, Diane Waldron, Patti Tremellen, Dorothy Schroeder, Betty Sakamoto, Joan Fabian, and Mrs. Sallee lSponsorl. Second row: Evelyn Rudolph, Phyllis Deyo, Roberta Wright, Darlene Vickers, Virginia Fitzsimmons, Peggy Higashidc, Maridon Castonguay, and Valerie Mullard. Third row: Marlene Schneider, Virginia Townsend, Sue Firestone, Virginia Lee, Roberta Carroll, Mildred Deyo, Arclie Johnson, Bettsy Evans, Janet Smith, Gloria Carr, and Jean Susca. PATTI TREMELLEN President l ml vow: Chuck Ad I Esmond row: Bill New lugeweddinglon. ll lim Slnnelwvnei, John f i l 'wi R1 l W, 1 CtlARll P lQ5l ,ff I Q W , h liril +2 ,gf ' it H Af ff f, ' f. Q 1342 if ffl ,gf www 41 V 'ff , ,nf 7 f RAY TCDD President os Escuderos First row Gibby McGlothlin Bert Canvy Dan Stark, Charlie Adams, John Matthews Julio Wahl and Keith Ryan Second row Norman Dlngillian, Jim Stoneburner, Leonard Krall Jules Gerber Larry Slmmerlng Don Morse and Mr Hurry lSponsarl. Third row: Mr McLeod Sponsarl Jack Bylin Gil Garfield Bill Toughy Denny Niles, and Bill Newcomer, Lu..-a LOS COMPEONES W'51 LOS COMPEONES S'51 L o w e r G r a d e LOS SERENOS W'51 LOS SERENOS S'51 LAS DONCELLAS W'51 LAS DONCELLAS S'51 Service Clubs LAS AMITAS W'51 LAS AMITAS S'51 19 20' scholarships for Service That's the motto of the Scholarship Society, an organization made up of A students. And these precocious young'uns really live up to it. Every member - barring the officers - gives up ten recreation periods or five noon periods out of every semester. These he dedicates to coaching fellow Huskies who are having trouble with one or more of their subiects. The members of the Society make themselves useful in other important ways. Every year the out- fit has presented some valuable book to the school library. This year the members decided to give a potted plant instead. The plant will be placed near the entrance into the main building. Once a year the Society holds a meeting which any interested Huskie can attend. Often the group presents a talent show, iust to prove that scholarly folks can have varied interests and abilities. Or, they may hold a debate. This semester the group held a verbal iousting match on the scorching Mac- Arthur controversy. The Society traditionally winds up the year's ac- tivities with a banquet, to which alumnae of the organization are invited. All the many Chaldlerites who have benefitted from the existance of the Society can give thanks to Mrs. Rosen, whose energetic and able work as faculty sponsor keeps the group running. SPONSORS- MRS. FRANCES WARREN AND MRS. LEILA ROSEN. sg-...M Scholarship Society l ,Q l f J KA, EE GIRLS W'5l First row: A. Coates lTreas- urerl, J. Matthews, A. San Juan, L. McLean, P, Presley, A. Ball lLibrarianl, B. Zuckerman, J. Neville. Sec- ond row: V. Townsend, N. Stromquist lVice Presidentl, S. Johnson lLibrarianl, M. Wallace, E. Reese, J. Hardy, E. Hottum, J. Niederberger, P. Farlow lPresidentl, Third row: J. Benzien, T. Ramsey- er, B. Sommers, S. McKen- zie lSecretaryl, J. Fair- child, G. Edwards, M. Baker, J. Coburn, R. Bryd- SDH. Fourth row: Mr. N. L. Rossi lDirectorl, J. Peder- son, S. Ball, P. Murdy, R. Carroll, B. Coates, J. Wright-Hay, A. Mc- Gaughey, Z. Northbrook, M. Johnston, J. Rich, C. Nicademo lat pianol. GIRLS S'5l First row: J. Matthews, B. Stockton, M. Lyons, Flem- ing, B. Zuckerman, J. Nev- ille, D. Snoddy, B. Johnson, M. Cohen, and C. Nicade- mo. Second row: P. Tre- mellen, J. Gairdner, M. Johnston, T. Ramsayer, R. Wright, V. Townsend, N. Woodruff, L. McLean, E. Reese, S. Willett, S. John- son, S. Stromquist lPresi- dentl. Third row: Z. North- I l Guojhey, S. Silverberg, J brook, N. Gore, A. Mc- Snell, D. Heinzman, S. Mc- Kenzie, C. Charboneau, J Rich, J. Young, J. Hardy and P. Hicks. Fourth row J. Pederson, S. Ball, R Carroll, P. Murdy, P. Hanke B. Freston, E. Watts, L. Locke, J. Bentzien, J Wright-Hay. BOYS W'5l first 10V Butler, von Chl romer,l De Vllb and If Anlhon' Glolhlll Convy. lodd. cox, G lyler, ssl, M4 vcw:A son, l Whitne BOY! S'5l Firxl my Bowles, 'WY' P. D. lliplr Mum, T bu, 3,1 lllunal ond ww, Gl0lllin, Joslin, l levgumx Wei, D 1- Mullh. lllev, A lt Ellev. lor, ir y lidigeyy 'qw 1. J- Craig mls, R. Dllllliul Ns l l of 1 x-, ,Q -'zs'i, V, :' -N v will. N s:e':e':e' .,.. lI'EEf- ,. I 3-gf. . -T55 x . vxN , L ies?- 2 wgl I , i .CI if 1 1 -, V: N.,-uL,,.., - f , nl' WM., -lc : lv'- ,:, , ,..: 1 1, ,.-, ..,- -. 1. uni ,- s. , lum- 1? ,ef , :CW 1 F1 'Mil ,glen l 0-qs-, 'N f:f'i- l S ,,,. .,:, 1 L BOYS W'5l First row: Stan Bowles, Jeri Butler, Jules Gerber, Pele von Christierson, Bill New- comer, Gene Giannuli, Larry De Vito, Denny Niles. Sec- ond row: Juilo Corando, Anthony Plcia, Gibby Mc- Glothlin, Roddy Quinn, Bert Convy, lrl Wilson, Ray Todd. Third row: Bib Wil- cox, Gary Stafford, Walter Tyler, Dan Stark, Jim Rus- sel, Marcus Hissong. Fourth row: Alon Pitt, Richard Nel- son, Jon Peterson, Carroll Whitney, Richard Diers. BOYS M-we S'5l First row, left to right: S. Bowles, J. Butler, G. Pud- ney, P. Von Christierson, D. Triplett, L. De Vito, J. Mozzo, P. Vanlaw, J. Ger- ber, B. Tleming, J. Altshule, lPicnol P. Holbrook. Sec- ond row: T. Dixon, G. Mc- Glothlin, W. Tamblyn, B. Bostic, B. Newcomer, D. Terguson, L. Berke, B. Wag- goner, D. Niles, B. Wilcox, J. Matthews. Third row: W. Tyler, A. Plaia, R. Morse, T. Exley, B. Convy, B. Tay- lor, R. Nelson, L. Kroll, G. Rediger, C. Swehlc. Fourth row: J. Sarrow, V. Silveri, J. Craig, R. Park, C. Ba- sore, R. Klinge, D. Stark, N. Dingilian, J. Eichhorn. :yup Pm I ,W Q r is TREBLE CLEF W'5l N.H.H.S. boasts four . . . count 'em, four... different vocal groups. Of course, the Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs need no introduction, their activities are familiar to all. Without them there would be no operetta, no yearly Christmas program. And this fall's sparkling variety show, Club Paradise, would never have been presented. Less well known are two subordinate groups, the Treble Clef Society and the Chanters. Each is made up of talented beginners grooming themselves for Glee Club. They're kept pretty busy. .,,,,,v,7,,.,W. ,, ,, . CHAN' W'5l invil lreln lion, lids m0l' y C l P 3 Q- V, 2 , fn K , Q ,M X J i r t TREBLE CLEF t S'5l 3 E FQ iii R f mit Cfilllllii r--ygrmnq . .,u. itil '7'.Il 5 -ru the ir' Glee CHANTERS W'5l 9 I' li- V a 0 The Chanters - all boys - harmonized before a select audience at a special invitational assembly in May. Both groups took part in the Christmas program. Treble Clet girls serve as usherettes at every musical show held on campus, In addi- tion, they've entertained at P.T.A. meetings and Open House. P.S. We musn't forget to salute the faculty members in charge of putting the l.ids through their paces. Miss Hughey, Mr. Rossi, and Mr. Harry all deserve far more praise than we have room to give them. Qi' 1 CHANTERS S'5l 2 O rchestra Students waiting in the hashline at noon find themselves regailed with music out of nowhere. Nowhere in this case is the nearby orchestra bungalow. And the entertainment is pretty high class. Our orchestra was one of only two high school aggregations to win a first division rating at the all-city competition in March. The next step was the all-state contest in Fullerton. Mr. Di Saro's magnificently-trained group plucked themselves a second division rating. Despite their recognized excellence, however, these melodious kids have ap- peared rarely before the student body. They gave one concert at a special assembly in May. Later that same month they backed up the warblers at several performances of the Spring operetta. On both occasions the players acquitted themselves admirably. Our only regret is that they did not appear more often. v 75 K 49 this in l Its r kept All 4 esco ing The lTiU5 iv 43- f. ill I ,A , i if is tl sl ! N BAN Lots of glory and ol collection of sore feet . . . that's the net profit amassed this year by North Hollywood High's band. Mr. Di Sarro's brass brigade has been in the public eye of late-very popular and very busy. This year marked the aggregation's first appearance in the Santa Claus parade. Its music hos always been first-rate, but in previous years lack of attractive uniforms kept our crew out of the pre-Christmas doin's. In 1950 that situation was remedied. All decked out in their new blue and grey outfits, our band made an impressive escort for Saint Nick. The band was on hand for several other civic events, includ- ing the American Legion Parade and the Armistice Day parade. Also, they played at the Milk Bowl game. All these excursions didn't keep the group from providing rousing background music for all the Huskies' football games. You have to admire the kids' musicianship -and their energy. STAGE CREW First row: Bob Sassarpian, Don Ledger, Bob Dar- den, Bill Burke, Stcrn Bowles, Pete Couzzi, Joanne Lilly. Second row: Fred Campbell, Carl Peacock, Larry Pettita, Keith Tarwater, Don McGrorty, Gil- bert Jiminez, Geo. Chabot, Bob Woods, Bob Linderman, Bill McFarlane, Stuart Higgs, Phil Mar- tin, Gordon Means, Steve Golden, and Lee Reem. CLEAN CAMPUS COMMITTEE First row: Lorraine Bleier, Kathy Shumway, Marlene Ross, Berta Wright, Liz Smith. Second row: Larry Jay, Alan Bleier, Leonard Kroll, Bill Taylor, and Jack Bylin. PROJECTION CREW The Projection Crew sponsored by Mr. S. Alex- ander operates the proiection machines and film for the various departments of the school. Cour- tesy and Efficiency is their motto. CHRISHA rfuoWSt First f0Wi PC 5imm0 d5' M Ctiarboneevr Dixon, lr Lolll M, Scott, M' twin, Renee, Second WW: P Gimmtt l' wr Rising, 51 Smlll' Seibert, Nl- 'Bl penter, N- G'll7' E, Fleming: M' row: 5. 5iHtP50' D, Sellers, B. Sl we C, Hutton, Mr. Pitts, C. loft Swayner W- Sl' Iork, M. B09 Moumblow. LETTERK First row: Ashway, moto, Dia rlckson, E Shafer, Rf ' if E' , Ei- Q. E Ee ll, E s ,AS R MIIUS U.-.., I f, Ly, CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP First row: Pat Williams, B. Simmonds, M, Gregory, C. Charboneau, Ed Herring, T. Dixon, R. Vorhees, M. Elrod, M. Scott, M. Parkhurst, M. lwin, Renee, D. Snoddy. Second row: P. Presley, N. Gimmy, J. Wright-Hay, G. Rising, S. Smith, G. Flinn, M. Seibert, M. Byrd, M. Car- penter, N. Gilbert, S. Darby, E. Fleming, M. Miller. Third row: S. Simpson, B. Phillippi, D. Sellers, B. Stang, J. Koch, C. Hutton, Mr. McLaren, E. Pitts, C. Swayne, W. Stewart, B. Tru- Moumblow. M. 'E Wh LETTERGIRLS' SOCIETY First row: Teresa Arnone, Donna Bolton, Alberta Ashway, Beve Bau, Peggy Higashida, Betty Sako- HARLEQUIN CLUB First row: Arlene MacNish ISecretaryl, Ronald Kates IFirst Vice Presidentl, Paula Chambers IPresidentl, Barry Snider lSecond Vice Presidentl, Betty Simmonds ITreasurerl. Second row: Delores McCall, Marcia Sherman, Barbara Atkinson, Donna Clark, Joyce Rose, Sunny Tarshis. Third row: Gail Carmody, Bob Kadow, Marshall Steiner, Frances Hamilton, Joyce Lefforge, Mrs. Rosalind Eisner lSponsorl. moto, Diane Waldron. Second row: Donna Hend- rickson, Carol Sandusky, Cynthia Crouch, Sally Shafer, Requita Twardoks. I yd A R F RADIO SPE! Top row, left ro Gershenson, Siu Taylor, Bert Cc Curr, Kreth Ry row: Bob Wugg TCI Wright, Gilk Mary lohnslor Pctl' rTremelle ny, lerl Burle pedrurr me row: Renee Pubrun, lou RADIO SPEECH Top row, left to right: Lillian Gershenson, Stan Rubin, Bill Taylor, Bert Convy, Gloria Carr, Kieth Ryan. Second row: Bob Waggoner, Rober- ta Wright, Gilbert Garfield, Mary Johnston, Lee Reem, Patti Tremellen, Joan Den- ny, Jeri Butter, Miss Gara- pedian iSponsorl. F i r st row: Renee Knieps, Joan Pabian, Joan Robertson. FRENCH CLUB Back row, left to right: Mrs. Duncan lSponsorl, Nancy Bennett, Sue Rogers, Naio- me Schenk, Diane Kress, Gail Rising, Margot Brown, Eva Jo Story, Joyce Torbet, La Rita Shumway, Caro! Parker, M a b el Bochnke, Mrs. Aberson. Second row: Pat Heyman, Marilyn Forest, Danny Mack, Loretta Bald- win, Katty De Guard, Patty Hurley, Richard Huemer, Gayle Cuttler, R o b e r t a Wright. First row: Maxine Mc Grady, M i z ti Gage, C l a u d i a Rohland, Mary Braitman, C a rl y n Moor, Myrna Fardel, Renee Har- rangue, Sharon Johnson. DRIVER TRAINING CLUB Left to right: Marshall Kaplin, Mr. Wallace, Lenore Girstlc, Dian: Donath, Lewis Lewis. SCIENCE FICTION First row: Gene Marks, Fredric Bunn IPresidentl, Holly Barron, Charles Russell lBoard Chair- mclnl, Anthony Plaio IVice Pres- identl. Second row: Felix Slcxter, Ampere Smith, Louis Hamos, El- bert Bade, Mr. J. C. Lundy ISpon- sor . AUD. STAFF Denny Niles, Don Davis, Mr. Shepro, Ed Locker, Carol Vlflwit- ney, Chuck Trudeau. If 1 I S' . I ' : , My sfgrvs -Riff l l5 5. U4 ll: , Ii I It 'ILL , . . H l I. ,A Av ff A I IETTERME First Gene Nussl Dick Denn Rulpl FOOTBAI N 5 I I, I I le , 1 Q I . i g- Zlll . ' Q ' IEW? E f-Y LETTERMEN'S CLUB First row, left to right: .lack Wells, Buddy Hogan, Page Weddington, Arnold Zimmerman, Ron Newcomb, Gene Giannelli, Ron Trexler, Don Ledger. Second row: Stuart Seltzer, Bob Bruce, Pete Van Law, Wally Nusslock, Larry Leary, Chuck Vogel, Bill Newcomer, Keith Ryan, Leonard Denti, Coach Osterman. Third row: Dick Peacock, Walt Johnson, Jack Bylin, Ross Scott, Marcus Hissong, Bob Fledger, Les Long, Carl Peacock, Denny Niles. Fourth row: Rich Nelson, Rich Morse, Bert Convy, Bob Bach, Larry Richland, Dave De Grott, Ralph Moriello, Ray Todd, .lack Locker, Lucien Vorst. FOOTBALL GAME AT SANTA BARBARA ww -ez - V RQ' e .swf .- .. N 352 A PI -A 'Q f ' 512 f ' as X ' X? 7 .3, .. I il Mig .,,w,y6f ' ' .--- '- ft ' , ,ff f . Q --mfs., X .- f ....., . .,,,,. A ,P ,aw X x X First row, Officers: Miller, O'Dwyer, Allen, Burrows, Knierim, Spear. Second row: Merritt, Aetchison, Nixon, Mullard, Graham, Steinkamp, Coates, Smith, Bennett, Farr, Steele, Downing, Chavez, Nero, East, Monk. Third row: Mr. Grace lSponsorl, Silveri, Todd, Bavies, Wade, Fox, Weiss, Rogers, Zellmer, Sparrow, Martin, Farns- worth, Presley, Knutsen, Daris, Stevens, Tantlinger, Solem, Reyes. Future Farmers of America Front row: Gary Black and Bolo Nero. Second row: Front row: Gory Black, Bob Nero, Hal O'Dwyer. Second row: Roger East, Don Salom, Robert Left to right: Jim Burrow and Harry Spear- Knudson. Ry 4 x .MT 'A A A -' I 1 .-rt Q . gf r 'gy 1,43 .,,.f '15, ,A f' ,L - 'nf' r., wr! h X XXX ,avulig il' 23124 f N X5 - ix 'gh 2? 4-Z, 5 dwlwng-dAmm. ,,,,,, M.. 'w l l l . . ..,, SW ' M a , 'fs' Q fygfy i i Mrs. Sallee and Mr. McLeod Those Who Have MR. MCLEOD--Vice Principal An orderly crew is an important factor in a ship's safety on the high seas. Mr. McLeod, as first mate, must see that the vessel's regulations are obeyed. Consider- ing the demands of his iob, Mr. McLeod is a remarkably agreeable and cooperative officer of the deck. Mr. McLeod has never confined his duties to maintaining discipline. He can usually find time to help his charges straighten out their difficulties. All in all, Mr. McLeod is a first mate worthy of a 2l-gun salute. MRS. SALLEE-Vice Principal Girls' Vice Principal . . . Coordinator of School Activities . . . Official Censor . . . No, we're not referring to three people. One energetic woman, Mrs. Mamie Sallee by name, could be dubbed with all three titles. Of course, the latter two aren't official designations, but they refer to du- ties which demand a great deal of Mrs. Sallee's time. The daily parade of students in and out of Mrs. Sallee's office indicates the variety of her duties. Girls needing personal guid- ance, student officers with problems con- cerning school activities, parents worried about their offspring - they're all in a day's work, and they can all count on Mrs. Sallee's careful consideration and willing help. 'fi V ,fe ,WL f if 23 r ntvfmei'-'li . gm M :fl Left To right Mrs Benlamm Mrs Davls Mlss Standing left to right Mrs Warren Mrs. Benic- Power Mrs Norlhcofe Mrs Hull Mrs Duncan mm Mrs Duggan Mlss Marshall Mrs Aberson, Mrs Aberson Miss Leshmg Mr Gilmore Sealed Mr Sherman, Mlss Randolph Mlss Esfrop Mlss Garapedian. Left to rlghf Mlss M Muller Mr Blrd Mrs Rosen Back row leftto right Mr Prokop Mr Alevander, Mrs Merrlll Mrs Finney Mr Bells Sealed Mr Mr J C Lundy Mr McLaren Mr Moore. Front Gordy row Mr Corbin Mlss G Muller Mr A. Lundy. MAIN OFFICE Seated: Mrs. Edwards. Standing: Mrs. Givin, Mrs. Curtis, Miss Huff, Mrs Price, Miss Valardie, Mrs AIIen. Those Who Have SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. Back row: left to right, Mr. Berkowitz, Miss Price, Mr. Beckes. Front: Mr. Bedoian, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Garner, Mrs. Brown, Miss Fischer, Mr. Katzman Seated: Mr. Sherro. COMMERCIAL DEPT. Left to right: Mr. Ramsey, Mrs. Byram, Mrs. O'Byrne, Miss Horan, Miss Carhart, Mrs. L. John- son. Seated: Mr. Everett. ...-:..L..F7f-fs L A V- I I I BUSIN OFFICE Left I0 Mflriorie IGI Cro Rubbers, Smith, L nine Sd ldu H0 I I.-'1 NN. I OFFICE Mfi. Edwards. '91 MVS. Givin, Mtg Miss Huff' MM Iss Wurdie, Mfg IU9 :rr MIS. I. Iohn- QI is I . . 4, Q ,f I I i s ART DEPT. MUSIC DEPT. MV- Wfighf Miss Hughey Mr. Porter Mr. Di Scirro Mrs. Stridborg Mr. HG,-ry Piloted U BUSINESS OFFICE Left to Right: I.enore Paul, Marjorie Byrd, Pete Taylor, Pot Crabb, Pat Uhlik, Mr. Rubbert, Tom Soresby, Pat A, Smith, Dorothy Deen, Fran- I I cine Schi, Geraldine Lacks, Ido Hope. -4. Bl LIBRARY Mrs. Cordelle INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPT. Left to right- Mr. King Mr. Sebelius Mr. Korber Mr. Kcxfzmczn Mr. Woodyard Sealed- Mr. Kenyon DRIVER EDUCATION DEPT. Mr. Lewis Mr. Barnes Mr. Wallace Through The ....M...,l..f.f.....ia.a4....,.-....-.- . H - - ff CAFETERIA First Row: Cora Cavin, Ann Stibov Helen Strowd, Marie Hutchings. Second Row: Melvin Thomas George Lowis, Mildred Bullard Eva Anderson, Marie Mellenbruch Ruth Miller. HEALTH OFFICE Left to Right: Standing: Nancy Wurtsbaugh, Mrs. Hardy lschool nursel, Mis Stephens lclinic matronl, Mis Hickey, Louise Allen. Seated: Dr. Gilbert. I FOR I I nori I FOR I FOR Y FOR OR THE THE THE THE H WANT WANT WANT WANT WANT OF OF OF OF W Voyage at M 1 , I , I 1 I S S LINES TO OUR TEACHERS A TEACHER THE LESSON IS LOST, A LESSON THE LEARNING IS LOST LEARNING EDUCATION IS LOST, EDUCATION A CITIZEN IS LOST, A CITIZEN THE NATION IS LOST I F. T E or q . . . H. S. ef' I I A IIII I I auigators . . . , - Q , fic ve s 1 E W, ft' s fa I , , W ff-f Seated: Mrs. Ludwick. Standing: Miss Miller, Mr. Betts, Mrs. Northcote, Miss Price, Miss Duncan and Mr. Berkowitz. The navigator of an ocean-going vessel is charged with plotting the ship's course across the vast reaches of empty sea. His iob demands great training and skill, for he has little to go by but a few instruments and, overhead, a thoroughly confusing array of astral guideposts. Our counselors here at N.H.H.S. have a good deal in common with those mari- time wizards. They, too, must guide others to goals not yet in sight. They must help each student find the academic route he must follow to reach that distant place wherein his dreams become realities. Many years from now, those of us who will have achieved some measure of success may look on ourselves as self-made men and women. lf so, we will have made the mistake of forgetting the high school counselors who aimed us in the right direction. m ii- ,, ,gi is ,Q lllll-if I lsllllllxlw I l.lll,lll i i Aflhfitbx K ix Q I N X at i if I l l mia Whwm dMWW mmm mmm wMm www mmd MMM WNW M' x mullllii A xx X , 71-,V , , K , ,IM 1 Q 47 1 S ' f ,ff Q 1 f . f 35, , , , f, H gina - .-t-... -, ,..,v,, I+- 1 r, TL. B-IO 1 O f Wx. BHIO l.! A-I0 P, 1 , .1 I r . U . W W w 1 1 B-ll 2 i I i I Q I W A-H l 'T vulhagn-, A ! B-H A-II B-I DANCES is ASSEMBLIES a 1 lv -lp -'W -Q- ya? yfidk RUDOLPH FRIML'S FIREFLY C A S T FIRST PERFORMANCE SECOND PERFORMANCE MARILYN COHEN NINA SHERI STROMQUIST WALTER TYLER JACK TOM EXLEY JEAN HARDY SUZETTE JOAN GAIRDNER JERRY BUTLER PIETRO GARY PUDNEY JOE MAZZA JENKINS BERT CONVY PAMELA HICKS GERALDINE JACKIE PEDERSON BOB WAGGONER THURSTON JOHN MATTHEWS JEAN BENTZIEN SYBIL NANCY WOODRUFF BILL NEWCOMER FRANZ JOHN EICHHORN SALLY SILVERBERG MRS. VAN DARE ROBERTA CARROLL DAN STARK CAPTAIN DAN STARK The Opereffo was mode possible Through the cooperation of The spon- sors Mrs. Hughey, heocl of Boys' Glee ond Mr. Rossi, heed of Girls' Glee ond Stage Crew. -f 1? 5 , .. ' '3 4 iii, 3' ., I 'EJ A 465 I '- .V -5 .X 1 if . ,,I 4 L IN Zi N5 S My 'G+ ,im X591 f 'gi gg 3, 2 rf 3, Q f W ,x 5? My if 33 H Wm ZW' Ki! Q' I f , MW ? 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