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

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NN, Tc S , xy Af -if S,,X'xAw - Tk S E Wx S I N' U ,Y y ! , W. , X ' . J 1 ,K , ' , 1, X .X x. ,K KX K, 5,1 Z ' uf, 1. W g N ' Q' X 'W . 1 X . fs' 'N x ' ' , git? x . Q X X- ' T. ' I The Greatest Show? on Earth ' , WY , . if ppf' ,M -AJP' ' pf' -Ur? fjWr?'Q'l'if.ff 'W bla . E i 'N ,QM -WL My JF ,Milo ,f'fJlf,f2',,fA ,fjfdfl .aff is . g .ff 4' rf LV' C' Ui VK JJJ yi JN O X D pf , 2 www? t ff ,if Vai. ,ff J Lx K tw fV jffjydv if !' -My by 3 of N lj rp ,Cl . r .ffijaf f fr KQSL f -J fy? K9 Page Four THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH - Comedy-Pathos- Color- Excitement. The first signal bell rings and the performers enter the arena--Floodlights pour brilliance into the rings-A great roar goes up - The show is on - The band blares - Jaunty clowns jostle their way through the crowds. The more daring per- formers start to climb the lofty canvas heights while others remain earth-bound to break through the shining circles. As one troupe retires to the side-lines, another steps forward. In the spotlights, the high-hatted ring masters prance about, waving their whips with harmless hauteur as they direct and weave harmony into the big show. Every act-Every member-Every performer contributes something-And they all combine to make the greatest show on earth-Product of the past-Mirror of the present-Seed of the future. S is Aww 'TWM W6 ffm A lf ss? fi fwffiw fzwf? W W W fa Q5 W U Jedi ffww XM D J Z . 'YJ !, I , 3 -, IA 055327 W ,W .38 J M 1 n , 744 ,Xia MMU, ff W x s A , W ,Z4.4i76.,f V My W W S fffoff MAO-2 ax 5, K fx?-M 'I y Table of C X M Q Onrems ,Nw 054 0 agfwf 'F' cg Qviwkv P X J 7 f b FUBQJWG, X X - ' ap. 5' W X Q 60 M N , ,Wd . N 'xk Vlyyjlx H N ' wglbf 0257 ,, '1 4 , A W - IQ: Q.. H JM igigqfeyilis ., , A 1A'i1'f- ,- -Qfffwfazwll E In sh M LQ' 'Q XXXEXLE5Eqfr,iXQlX XX Q Z X X Ak K-,QE n . . -5557! X FE,-132' A lgfgag., ce 9 ' -N w 1 L A -. 1. , f Qmmimmg 75 Paep- iw rd. amie Same During thc clcvcn yczirs that Klrs. Klzuuic Sallt-1-. Girls, Vicc Principal. was at North llollywood High School, shc czimc to know hcr girlsn wcll. Hcr dynamic ps-rsomility wist-ly influx-ncccl :incl nuidc an 1-vt-r-lgisting impression upon the lives of tht- nizuiy girls who km-w hm-r. Sho will bc- rr-Iiicruhcrccl for hcl' warm unclcrstanding, hcr fziirncss, :mtl ht-r l'i'in'nflship. Busy :is shi- wus. Mrs. Salle-c found tiiuv to sponsor Lats Madrinas, thc senior girls' honor club. l.a1s Aiuitns. thc tcuth grzidc scwicc club, :md the Rally Girls. lu addition, sho workcd cnthusiznsticzilly with runny school orgzmizzitions such as. thc Scliolznrship Socicty. tht- Studciit Council. tht- lntcrcst Clubs, and thc Arcade zuicl lil Czuniuo Stalls. lhost- studcnts who czum- in contact with Mx's. Still:-c through tht-w various school nctivitit-s. :ns wcll als ht-r nizmy othcr fricnds. rczilixcd thc grczat loss whcii Nlrs, Snllcm- pzisscd giwuy August fill, 1954, lllllgt Nix FACULTY The Ring Masters of North Hollywood High School are the members of our faculty. Prin- cipals, Advisors, and teachers, alike, are genial, human, and wise. They stand at the side of the arena calling bravos and words of encouragement to the performers in the center of the rings. The whip they crack is one of understanding and inspiration to every Husky in finding his or her place in the world. Y wtf' 'lf za' Y 'Q 'fi 'Lf V xg: Wm Worman mcoaoc! Mr. Norman McLeod, 'Boys' Vice Principal, holds the respect and esteem of the whole student body even though his immediate concern is with the problems and activities of the boys on campus. Great credit is due Mr. McLeod who, by the cour- age of his convictions and a thorough understand- ing of young men, can face situations with never- failing serenity. He is admired not only for his sincerity of purpose, but also for his genial man- ner and frendly as well as sympathetic interest in the student as an individual. Page Eight M. .7!zere:5a, in ri It is hard to believe that Mrs. Theresa jinks, Girls' Vice Principal, only came to Bingville last September. In this one short year, she has endeared herself to every girl at North Hollywood High School. The great need for a friendly spirit and a warm heart to help each girl in finding her particular path amid the stress and turmoil of campus life is graciously met by our new Girls' Vice Principal. All school activities are assured of an enthusiastic supporter, and every girl is assured of a loving friend in the person of Mrs. -links. f .. -'S 'xmoj ll l ' 1 1' gf . i t , , ' ' .7 -, -I -I s AX , faint j x I 17- .',, I x I' Ill' I, 1 A' 'l ' 3'4- m. yarn Qi ,,,, With many worthy years of academic service to North Hollywood High School behind him, Mr. John G. Fox has once again administered this school through an- other year most successfully. He has shown himself to be an able and fair judge of all student problems. Through wise leadership, he has won the esteem of the entire faculty. He has encouraged widespread interest in school spirit and growth. North Hollywood High School has been greatly benefited by his enthusiastic leader- ship. Genial, humorous, understanding, Mr. Fox has made many seniors feel for- tunate for the opportunity of counting him as a friend and advisor during their three years at Bingville. Page Nine sum-9 U George' A. Bcftts ,I .tt If iii? S 5 . 1 MUN Ei . 1 4 3 wi 3. jf .l 1 is . W if 7 -1, xv sli- Q' 2 F-N1 Y' G i f , UB . ll ' W.. M l if-n ,f hi 'Q -2 -5. fa., - Mft QQ 'xml il '1', A1s2,,, WEN ibn-.x Desiree Northcotc' Wlillard C. Kisling Olfiflffe 0l 6 'llu' studvnts of North Hollywood High School lmvm' thc good liortunc- to possvss us thvir grudm' connsclors. sc'v4'n of thc' most capri- hlm' and vntlnlsizlstic IIN'ITllUl'l'S of tht' fzivnlty. Hvzidvd hy M1's. Ethrl l,udwic'k, thi' Counsclors urv: Mr. Willzird Kisling. Nlrs, Dvsircn' Nortlicotmg Mrs. Ruth Duncan. M1'. Gvorgc Bvtls. M1'. Hurry Bcrko- witz, and Miss Marjorit' Millvr. Ezzrh vounsvlor hcgins with ll B-lll class and continues with it until grnrluution. XN'ith thcir splvndid ginidzniu' and ndvicv. it is possihlx' to hring tlnu' yours of high school to an suc'm'c'ssful floss' and to prvparc' for tha' futurv, Jyrw ci cnc il 1-9 ? 'fi'C ft gf' Ethel G. Ludwick ' A LC fwk V47 9 ,N fig, L- f . 1, Affftffl. of Marjorie M. Nlillcr Ruth B. Duncan Harry A. Berkowitz wil 4? ROW 'l-Lucy Asadoorian, Ruth Yunkes, Mozelle Crowder, Francis Warren Marian Walker Manuel Cam os. ROW 2- 1 1 P William Gass, George Gilmore, Barbara Shields, Mildred Hanson, Elizabeth St k R h ' oa es, ut Bickford, Dorothy Duggan, Trovie Lyons. K7 ,V , , X . up I if Lat wi ,C 5'1 L lf- Iiffiiii A Q f f ng L5 elaar men OCLG U, leff epal' I'l'lel'l ' f .Si J- f f SITTING-Edna Evans. ROW I-Violanti Franco, Mabelle Fischer, Frances Garner. ROW 2--Trovie Lyons, Angela Price, Bonita Domries, Harry Berkowitz, Arthur Curtis, Josephine Davis, Vagharsh Bedoian. BACK ROW-Thomas Matula, Fred Beckes. ' iillusu lllllill VW QW' Q3 N-QQBU' --L -1 1' 4' - -W Maw-'N-ww-m,, WMM . F V ,NW Q' y. ,Q,,.,,.x, 4 ? A +AQSS3W' ,-.ka '. , -- I ' ' W A Q Ag, W ? 5 . I! O , gf f I Xb as 'ff ,Y ' i , Q ' f' , ff. ' a Y? 1Waf Y 'Q' P' ?f W ' in ' 5: ' Q J ,. -5 .a Q A ' 31 3 53 ld ' X Y Q ' 'ut V: , W ,,,.. 4? T ' f i 'WQP M , N Qnaann Xl V 'gg KE , 6 n 'QL' ,., K Q x Q? EXAQLVAXTSE digg? E 2,, ., 'A' i W55fLr'Tf' f 'H' ' ii . QED' X V n A 3 I if A ,, P9 f ' HMM if N why wg 5 ' A rw I s x I T ' Eff' xiii ' M -'ymzgf Y ggi! A ..:, 1 4. V A, D H '.', 1 V, .L v v 5 N V , 5. A Campos, Davis, Northcote, Beniamin, Hill, Duncan, Aberson, Marino. Clflglflb-Lge Young, Trogman, Grace, Woodyard, Katsman, Westaway, Gullorcl, Korber, Sebelius. ,grwfudfriaf ,xdrfzi ufiic ome conomicfi riuerfi gzcluca fion Halligan, Di Sarro, Rossi, Harry. Allinson, Crouch, Bohanon. Furlong, Bedoian, Wallace, Anders. C-CVE ME All eyes are turned toward the Center Ring- Government. It sets the pace, maintains the bal- ance, and integrates the large number of activities into a colorful and stimulating parade. Through the system of student government, all activities of North Hollywood High School are planned and executed by the students. The center ring is neces- sarily large for there are many who enter it. XMLNAQ f,-frf'XfNfNfNfNf'wfN rv -f fl JJ'-. HW 6 NN aww QQ, - A' l gs Ta g. 9 ' 'H 5 Q 41? ' ii 73?-r .fb xp Qi v X 'D be Qbf F00 a lyf g 1 NQQT H f . : - ' f- OU! I 1 A s 1 M QL Q' 'I Cai Frank Zinzer Vice-President Shoron McGuigon Secretory Hol Korlinsky President The Studvnt Council of North Hollywood High School had an illustrious group of lvadvrs in the full svlilvstvr. Prvsidvnt Hal Kar- linsky, VlK'l'-PTlxSldi'l1t Frank Zinzer Sccrctirv Shiron MCGui an : ' , ' gi 7 and T -is '- 'I' ' ' I'L lSllllI' om Chasln vx1ll long bc rviiivliibcrcd for their vfiforts and dm-termination in making this an outstanding school scmestr-r. The W'55 Council workrfd wholc-hcartedly in organizing and directing thc many Campus activitivs. The capable guidance of Mr. Arthur Curtis, as wvll as thc' loyalty and wonclvrful co- opvration of tho vntirc student hody, Contributvd mufh to the Sl1l'k'l'SS of thi' Council. A votv of thanks to our clvvtcd rvprvsvnta- tivrs of VVintt'r 55. Student Bod Tom Chosin ij Treasurer Iulgr ,S'ixlrrr1 Tom Chosin President A :ww scxxic'st1'i'---stormy weathvr. Eastvr Vafation, vlvctions. lxcimurarivs, banquets. and proms. Evn-ry sviiivstcr the sarnv. and yi-t always new and dill'vi'i'nt. Through the' work of thc' S'55 Stu- dvnt Counril. 0Z1l'l'1 phasc' of student activity was ably plannvd and clirvrufd. The Uounril had a widv range of duties and pvrforrnvd mrh one' with vnthixsiuszii and coiiipvtrnvmx Prvsident Tom Chasin prowcl to hc- ai genial and capable lvader. Vicc Prvsidvnt .Ieanic Myers. Si-Crvtziry Barbara Brcit. and Tnrasurvr Mary Suv ML'- Dvxniott. as well as the oth:-r e-lectvd student officvrs and rom- missionvrs. mritrilmted to thi' sparkling success of President Tom Clmsizfs Council. Thuy did a fini: job in handling thc many srhnnl urtivitivw and promoting school spirit. fficers Jeanie Myers Vice President Borbcrci Breif Secretory Mary Sue McDermott Treasurer Pagr Seventeen 'wwf I ff,-.4 .V M 'fn , ., , 'G I if Cl 51 ,. ,U- fp if 5-8 FLA xg... M1 wfffff ,.4ML4 'fir 4, fm yr- Al I P .V E 4 ,s ,ef P W A OFFICERS: Kneeling-Jeanie Myers, President, Barbara Breit, Secretary. Board ReP1'esentat1Ves il' xi OFFICERS-Ernie Teschner, Secretary, Gerry Hurty, President Dave Huemor, Vice-President. OFFICERS: Kneeling-Diane Theis, Historian, Ann Lombardi, Recording Secretary, Donna Lawson, President, Geri Wilder, Vice-President, Gretchen Vannice, Corresponding Secretary, Lynn Simms, Treasurer. ROW l -Janice Griffin, Fred Ackers, Connie Redd, AROUND THE TABLE-Sheila Higbee, Lynn Simms, Mardy Celia Seddon, Phil Hughes, Susan Plumb, Mark Millard, Myers, Ron Rodricks, Lowell Lovely, Roger Duerr, Liz Helen Bennett, Joe Miller, Geri Wilder, Wayne Weisbart. Stafford, Fred Ackers, Sharon McGuigan, Kathy Murphy, Conti Jeri Murphy, Mike Kilgore, Geri Wilder, Grant Seltzer. 7 T2 'IXU55 AROUND THE TABLE-Mary Sue McDermott, Barbara Breit, Gerry Hurty, Celia Seddon, Phil Hughes, Frank Zinzer, Hal Karlinsky, Sharon McGuigan, Tom Chasin, Julie Frazier, Tony Beller, .loan O'Brien, Phil Gillin, Donna Lawson. BACK ROW-Mr. Curtis, Bob Williams, Jeanie Myers, Marcia Northbrook, Alex Maxell, Dick Graham, Don Doty. J I 0lfUflCL 35 AROUND THE TABLE-Sonya Nesch, Judie Martin, Diane Theis, Bob Tellander, Donna Lawson, Mary Sue McDer- mott, Jeanie Myers, Tom Chasin, Barbara Breit, Gerry Hurty, Tony Beller, Sandy Parsons, Ann Lombardi, Bob Sherins. BACK ROW, standing4Mark Millard, Tom Zin- zer, Deek Smith, Wayne Weisbart, Mary Nicholes, Liz Stafford, Dick Graham, Carl Beers, Fred Ackers, Sponsor: A. W. Curtis. l'r1IQr'l:t'r'l1tV1' V+ qw QQ' XV? . ' , WAHM: x . ,,,.,. 5' E+ Q,1Q Q' F V, , N.,,,.fa!Pf f OQWIMLQQ xylff C001 HW, l-251 xl! Pg. SE IDR 5' l'l' SXEQ The great lights dim and multi-colored spotlights pick out individual performers in the outside ring. It is a lXfIerry-Go-Round of fun, festivity, and fel- lowship. Each performer has proved himself, and he is now ready to step into a more responsible and mature field of existence. The spectators under the Rig Top salute these seasoned stars who are the Seniors of North Hollywood High School. il,-2 Jim Young Jeanette Harris Carol Underwood Pagf 'lizccntj'-fozu Don Doty Cfarid 'lflinfef 1955 The ofhcers of the Class of Winter '55 were well chosen hy their classmates to handle the details of their last semester activities. Don Doty, Class President. was ably aided hy Vice President 'lim Young, Secretary Jeanette Harris. and Treasurer Carol Underwood. The Senior Aye Council. composed of a hoy and a girl from each Senior Problems class, proved to be of great value to the over-all success of the semester. The semester was filled with fun and frolic. The class meetings. the Picnic, the sparkling Prom. Winter Para- dise. the Farewell Assembly, Vespers. the Senior Banquet. and Graduation. in order, were the stellar attractions of the semester. The Class of Winter '55 chose as their name, Contincntals.,' and charcoal and white were appropriately chosen as the winter class colors. Although the class was small. its achievements were large. VVe know that the lnelnhers of the Class of lVinter '55 will look hack on their years at North Hollywood High School with pride. ROW l-Jeanette Harris, Carol Yanover, Madeline Tripp, Marilyn Boyd, Marcia Northbrook. ROW 2-Joanne Kinney, Rich- ard Baker, John Kingman, Robert Ostrom, Alan Kashare, Don Doty. CAMERA SHY-Betty Clewell, Marshall Fankel, Julie Frazier, Frank Zinzer, Liz Keats, Reynold Schmidt, Ed Carl, Betty Cuba, Carol Ostroff, Tom Wein, Earl Plebin. Ogladearerzi enior ye ounci ROW l-Jeanette Harris, Don Doty, Mrs. Evans, Jim Young, Carol Underwood. ROW 2-Marilyn Potter, Helen Bennett, Julie Frazier, Joanne Wolf, Judy Buffington, Lucy Packard. ROW 3-Dave Towbin, Gene Rothstein, Joanne Kinney, Tom Maudlin, Mel Wishan, Reynold Schmidt. Page' 'I :twill-1'-fif'1' Don Doiy gpkegiana 'W 55 A respect for law and maintenance of high ideals was the sworn promise of the Greek youth twenty-three cen- turies ago. The Ephebian Society of today has these same ideals. One in every forty students who excels in scholar- ship, leadership, and character is chosen for membership by the graduating class and the Faculty. 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Svvc'rz1l of thvsv artivitivs wvrv: the scnior Ayc Picrniv: Vvspvrsi and thv Prom. with thi' thi-mv Undi-rwatvr Fantasy. This was thi' first prom hi-ld oil' vampus. 'l'h0 Ambassadors' Motto was om' which wc should :ill ri'iiivnihi'i'. VYzilk toward tht- sun. and rhv shadows will fall hvhindf' ROW l-Ph llis Levitt M ' L h y , argue o man, Pearl Jabkowski Connie Redd, Doreen Bell, Historian, Dick Sherins, Treasurer, Tony Beller, President, Sharon McGuigan, Vice-President, Nancy Dudley, Secretary- Walli Feder Patti Smith Lucille Le 1 I 1 of Mr. Curtis. ROW 2-Cara Raport, Diane Theis, Carole Leavitt, Anthony Allen, Dave Boin, Bob Sherins, Will Turk, Tom Chasin, Pat Tashlin, Barbara Mitchell, Julie Raport, Sandra Siebert. ROW 3-Jim Bylin, Dave Huemer, Joel Berger, Rich- ard Masserman, John Skone-Palmer, Allen Weiss, Dick Graham, Huston Smith, Tony Singer, Bob Shapiro, Bob Gillespie. 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Brad Perry. I-I Judy Buffington Mary Ann Farmer Senior Page Editor Photo Editor 52W What better place than on the campus of a modern high school can be found the color and excitement of The Greatest Show On Earthn? The annual staff has attempted to capture this show in the pages of this year- book with glimpses of the varied activities which make up high school life. The El Camino was fortunate this year in securing the services of a group of enthusiastic and hard-working students who contributed their efforts to the success of the book. The annual serves as a record of events, achievements, and personalities of high school life. To each student at Bingville, the El Camino becomes a treasure of valuable memories of happy days and friendships. .A if 7 -7 Hin DWI u Editor-in-Chief S'55 Mr. D. A. Wallace Advisor Brad Perry - Sports Editor Page Fifty-three of ., Ir. ROW 1-Liz Keats, Linda Hebner, Jeanette Harris, Marcia Northbrook, Carol Underwood, Julie Frazer, I A Betty Clewell. ROW 2-Marilyn Kirby, Marilyn Potter, Carol Ostroff, Ann Lombardi, Helen Bennett, Cara Raport, Julie Raport, Connie Redd, Barbara Breit, Joan Berck. ROW 3-Betty Cuba, Doreen Bell, . Jeanie Myers, Diane Theis, Gretchen Vannice, Pat Franklin, Janice Charon. f S' 5 M- 3 6 i it i.. tx f 46, . f f , ff V , .. it A 'I 7 I xi I X r.. 6l l'U'l6l5 Marcia Northbrook Diane Theis President W'55 Palgrr Ififlni'-fuzz r President S'55 ROW I-Cara Raport, Ann Lombardi, Gretchen Vannice, Diane Theis, Julie Raport, Marilyn Kirby, Janic Charon. ROW 2-Mrs. Jinks, Connie Redd, Sheila Higbee, Charlotte Kaup, Geri Wilder, Sonya Nesch, Li Stafford, Arlene Bernstein. ROW 3-Connie Mohler, Kathy Kern, Virginia Teuscher, Doreen Bell, Bonni Suttles, Betty Jo Baker, Linda Hebner. j,. f?A 1- ' I 1 r .' - A K K 9 y f I. , ' t r ff' N . V, 'f W7 WA illxv. .' 4' -xl Lf? ,J 'J-cyl I QWNXLV, I ,'4'f-'rgwi i f J I N l ,A 1 A f 'l , 1 I ' I ..4' fa! . ,, - 34' L gi ' :Q-1'-f A -f' v 71 ,,:f' S30 r v 'sfo' I slfzrfl X' na N ,, fy' ' lilf il if ROW l-Mr. McLeod, Tom McCreary, Al Kashare, Alec Maxwell, Bob Williams, Robert Sherins. ROW 2 yr' ' Robert Shapiro, Gerry Hurty, Hal Karlinsky, Norm Lechlitner, Roger Duerr, Tom Wein, Bob Guy, Dick Sprou T-3' ROW 3-Frank Zinzer, Dave Swiker, Don Doty, Tony Beller, Tom Maudlin, Don Voyne, Dick Graharr ' Carl Beers. gicu el-od I Alec Maxwell President W'55 ROW 'l-Dick Sherins, Bob Shapiro, Dick Graham, Roger Duerr, Carl Beers. ROW 2-Tom Chasin, Bob 3ender, Jerry Aiken, Richard Raskoff, Dave Huemor, Mike Westmore, Bob Sherins, Earl Kelley, Brad Perry. ROW 3-Gerry Hurty, Richard Williams, Harvey Altman, Garrison Wilkes, Ellis Patterson, Allen Weiss, 3ob Tellander, Tony Beller, Nick Davidovich, Mr. McLeod. Dick Graham President S'55 Page Fifty-have President ,,,Y,.A...,,,, Wendy Howell President .,YY..,.,......,......,, Bob Davidovich Vice President .. ,. ,,,,,,,A..,, Liz Stafford Vice President ,r... ..,.... B ob Tellander Secretary ,, Connie Mohler Secretary ......., .,,.... E llis Patterson Treasurer , ,,,, Virginia Teuscher aft President , ,s Vice President Secretary . , , Treasurer . ,.., A W 35 OnCe art S 35 .,,Patty Cannon ...,A.Lynn Simms , ,. ,,,A,.. Nancy Sproul ,,A.s..Carol Kraus 05 amloeoned President ,,A....,,, A.,.,,,,,.,.,.. B ob Rack Vice President ,,,,, ........ W ayne Weisbart Secretary .,,,,s.,..o,c...,..,,A,,..,. Dick Coviena Sgt.-at-Arms o,,.,.,...., Jim Pobanz, Al Levy President ...,...,.....,,, Vice-President ...... Secretary .,,.,.,,,,, 06 President .e7,,,,,,. Vice-President Secretary .,...,.. Pat Hilton , .,,,... Howard Lee ...,e..eMike Tarrish President ...,.......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Jan Cohn ist Vice-President ......,,.. Sherry Thomson 2nd Vice-President.. Lorraine Therien 3rd Vice-President ........A,,,.,A,,, Bev Whear Secretary .sA.........,,,, ..vsVs... C arrol Riddle Treasurer ...... ....., S haron Stakler 'IXU' Ql Ql'l05 OZQL5 .Z4l'l'lllCl,5 7 . President ......s.....,... ......,, L iz Terrell ,m...Larry Horwitz ...,.....Ted Swiker ..,..A,......Howard Lee ist Vice-President v....,,,...,e.ee Wanda Ennis 2nd Vice-President .....,,,,,e, Sue McGuigan 3rd Vice-President Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,.,, Treasurer ,,,,.. ,.....,Penny Smith s............ Toni Page Carol McCIown I 'Q 1 any ' 3, M, 1 'nw W ' x X' J 4 K , U fn A ' Ns fri x ' . 5, H 3'i' f, 3, ull x? , 5 s A,,-- K 9 Y. ,K , X x'w,2 ,,,Av'f 1' 4 ......,,., . ws . m. 1--QA' ..-...aw 95 ln-f--xx, fJ:S?W6 j? w4HM132-5 ,.. Q. F Y Q '1' L lv f' if? , 1 was NR av 5,5 A Ni W ., N :Q 1, ,J 5 , f , i- ,K Akgg -' ' x x ' .wxwcwt wwf,-ax fx, 1: .Q mfg. 'QV 1 K 'ur wif 'S ' 4' -A V L I JG , -qs SX A6 an if wa? i- L xw RV 4 K. , . !f ,W ff taxglf' w5.5 wx X - f ,f.,,.vs' , , ,417 ' 1. 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X ML Y 'L I MW pf .gg,mm,rQ,,f. f . u r 9-1 -'+ x J Xu-A WW X' Joanne Kinney Jim Bylin Editor W'55 Editor S55 l CCl, 0 .SQCL living niovvd to a bungalow, losing thvir hclovt-Cl Miss Soda Garapcdizm, and transfvrring all prom'- vssvs of printing to the Examinvr. should not only hzivt' svt thc stall' bark a hit hut sont them into ll roniplctc' statc of confusion and turmoil. It should have hut it didn't. The Arcadv has como out on top this your as wcll as any othvr yvar in tho past. Aiding thc- Editors-in-Chivf, -loannv Kinney and ,lim liylin. in putting out 21 top rata papcr, wvrc Mr. 'lc-rry VVcint'1' and Miss Elizahm-th Stozikcs. advisors. 'l'hcry both did 11 lint- job of seeing that cw-ry Friday during svvond pvriod, a, prizewwin- ning pupvr was added to tht- Hlvs ol the North Hollywood Arvada-. Notv: Mr. .lorry VVcint'r lvlt our school to hvcornv il Iilt'Illl'Dl'l' of thi- Unitvd States Army. ROW 1-- Benskin, Rosenfeld, Sudeck, Bauman, White, Teschner. MIDDLE ROW-Feinstein, Forrester, Surkamp. BACK ROW-Leavitt, Edgley, Hewitt, Robbins, Horwitz, Bylin, Greener, Keces, Berson, Kanter. .z ,U .3 vi 5--L ROW 1-Teschner Rosenfeld Biggs Hewitt Poetkin Bylin Kinney. ROW 2 Edgely Beers Benskin Johnson Robbins Bauman, Surkamp Suttles ROW 3 Miss Stoakes 5 s CLARINET-Neufeld CConcertmasterJ, Hartley, Rusoff, Horton, Plachy, Toth, Dougherty, Prosin, Eskin, Babbe, Slocum, Myers, Varley, Hanlon, Schamp. FLUTE-Harden. OBOE-Strutt. ALTO SAX-Gorder, Balbes, Spencer, Schwimer, Glass. TENOR SAX-Stapp. BARITONE SAX-Cullen. FRENCH HORN--Rogahn, Samuelson, Page, Rogahn. TRUMPET-Graham, Hartley, Stauffer, Kogen, Nokleberg, Glassman, Tanner, Smally, Knight, Davis, Jenkins, Bell, Langager, Griffin, Martin, Ginsberg. TROMBONE-Bufkin, Teele, Speakman, Gray, Westfall, Wooten. BARITONE-Stuart, Sherman. TYMPANI-Haney. PERCUS- SION-Spencer, Cherton, Drazin, Scoby, Schwartz. SECRETARY-Brooks. LIBRARIANS-Marlin, Gladson. . ,.r.7f ifffa:m,. ,flrlfhylf ' r ' png . 5 f' fi ,-- 'ta E ,7 .... yf,f?4SyX fr, Q- Q S. W . 1 , 1-vigh ,ll ly lr I- In U f in Q7 Ex , lx l S r ' T' Z X 5 ' i5Yf5 ' Q E . s lt N. ',,' f '.L. 'C t.',,- L g.' ,I 1 M f 'ff at fa P f .- fe' .P Ci 'te f ' Q14 ff ' fi A ' X C N Q 229 fe' A . Clif' I 'X : '?7a'i f if EXTENT- six x 4' XJ , 1 , I v. ' I -lib-Xxx. Xxx., ' S 1 I ll Kell? X X S i 14: TST VIOLIN-Chandler CConcertmasterJ, Brown, Fillerup, Kaap, Thompson, Roberts, Monello, London. QND VIOLIN-Weaver, Robinson, Combier, Jordan, Baldwin, Lion, Beckus, Jones. VIOLA-Feltmon. CELLO-Simon, Gossard, Plumb, Tennes, Hol- combe. BASS-Patterson, Zamara, Strongo. FLUTE-Woodhull, Cohn, Glukes, Santiestevan, Cohn. OBOE-Strutt, Phillips. CLARINET--Neufeld, Mueller, Hartley, Rusoff, Griswold, Myers. BASSOON-Seagram. SAXOPHONES--Cullen, Weiss. FRENCH HORNS-Rogahn, Samuelson, Page, Rogahn, Ericson. TRUMPET-Graham, Stauffer, Hartley, Koyen. TROMBONE-Bufkin, Speakman. BASS TRCMBONE-Teele, TUBA-Patterson. TYMPANI-Haney. PERCUSSION-Weiss, Drazin. PIANO-Maw velli. HARP-Tennes. SECRETARY-Bassin. LIBRARIANS-Whear, Cohn, Gladson. P11534 .S'i.x'!V1'-wiv ROW 1-Liebenbaum, Fresholtz, Clewell, Fisher, Pimental, Levitt, Zimmering, Laswell, Skinner, Ten- ner, Nugent, Taylor, Tennis, Turner. ROW 2-Tennis, Meline, Ferber, Cornica, Dudley, Monteverde, Jardin, Bates, Rowe, Baker, Whinrey, Drittell, Casselman, Shumaker. ROW 3-Whizin, Brendel, Heb- ner, Rosenthal, Yarrow, Kruzner, Reid, Kreitzman, Beckett, Kesselman, Reed, Vannice, Theis. ROW 4-Ferguson, Tyler, Sweet, Wright-Hay, Altman, Patrick, Foster, Dell, Lindstrom, Masserman, Pitts, Valencic. FC v 'U fini? J, Qi: ix, ,ij if ,fi if JL' Z V - T :J ' T' 'we I 6 - 1 ww- M Y r T ' ' . 1 QL l J X lf -A I 1 Q - 1 I J az v ll C5 T3 TT T TT TTT EN!! ix lftvlijl ge, Af! l jj' va J- T A . T . 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ROW 3- orallis, Bentley, Wright-Hay, Muger, Rosenfeld, Garrett, Reid, Glave, Bodkin, Turk, Pritikin, Dell OW 4-Visco, Sweet, Tyler, Johnson, Altman, Palmer, Pitts, Foster, Keith, Beckett, Kesselman, Hen- rickson, Beckett, Lasdon, Reed. 'Nu Page Sixty-three ROW 1-G.Tennis, T. Ricl' ard, A. Sotton, J. Weiss, 2 Dane, M. Bella, M. Brende S. Bumgarner. ROW 2-l' Holdenhaver, S. Layton, . Daniels, B. Bryant, l' Evans, J. Greer, J. Simoi P. Morris. ROW 3-P. Kno: S. Hendrickson, A. Keith, II Ebbert, B. Tellander, C Chapman, S. Pritikin, I Aronson. D. Haney. FRONT ROW-Fann, Ja obs, Carter, Pratt, Leistne Heist, Wilson, Sutton, Pat Nelson, Gibson, Threa Mathews, Slansky. ROW -Truman, Moore, Mann Skinner, Skinner, Silvershe Migdal, Ebbert, Shipma Nicholson, Brewer, Gordo Arnone, Romersa, Grego chuk, Lofstedt. TOP ROW- McCauley, Dane, Ba' Schwartz, Schlesinge Alonzo, Coronado, Ogc Wood. ROW T- Berthold, Kagr Carson, Krause, Weiss, G1 sard, Tennison, Dritte Wilder, Martin, Pisk' ROW 2-Kern, Schustu Suttles, Muchnick, Leona: Schorr, Beyer, Teushe Nichols, Samuelson. RO 3A-Taylor, Woodrull, O roft, Northbrook, Whei Farmer, Keets, Tusin, De Lynch, Camp, Goldberg, ROW 'I-Sandra Dane, Carole West, Linda Nelson, Joan Sanville, Sandy Bum- garner, Patti Knox, Jenny Greer, Betty Mclaurin, Merilyn Belloh, Toni Rich- ard, Ann Sutton. ROW 2- Luis Rosenfeld, Art Keith, Bob Sweet, Lee Myers, Bob Lang, Bob Shubb, Bill Marky, Mr. Halligan. ROW 3-Alan Mendelsohn, Bill Rogers, Mike Reed, Stew Pritikin, Eddie Armstrong, Kirc Evans, Dick Ebbert, John Hadroba. ROW 1-Dickens, Gardner, Schuch, Leffingwell, Mc- Cauley, Blackburn, Francis Harrison, Halysen, Jones Walters, Bryan, Simpson, Crawford, Brauss, Skinner Collier, Heist, Shumaker, Mr. Halligan. ROW 2- Zoerb, Lesther, Briel, Hope Bishoff, Hamer, Bell, Flem- ing, Romersa, Aldridge Sutton, Slansky, Wright, Hittle. ROW 3-Wilderger, Brown, Thompson, Silver- sher, Migdol, Cameron, Gregorchuk, Seymour, Her- zog, Milroy, Harkness, Becher, Widman, Ogaz, Alonzo. 1 1 1 1 1 HOW l-Roger Yates, Rich- ird Wilson, Craig Hobson, hob Sparr, Dick Broswell, ee Burch, Bernard Aren- on. ROW 2-John Stoud- ey, Bob Cooper, Jim Dunn Aike Gish, Dick Green 'uss Westfall. 1 1 i CAOFCL A8145 51.614 CL! gan fQI :i ROW I-Lillian Herzog Janet Marie Tennison, Ma rie Robertson, Bill Corallis. ROW 2 - Pat Casselman Sharon Felsher, Cedele Per cin, Sharon Krausman Marlene Kloss. ROW 3- Mrs. Shields, Jackie Weid ner, Irene Mortenson, Terry Berman, Lola Lynch, Ann Chapman. WINTER '55 - President Carol Underwood, Vice President Pearl Jabkowski, Secretary-Treasurer Carol Yanover. SUMMER '55-President Di- ane Theis, Vice President Pc? Gannon, Secretary- Treasurer Diane Greener. SEPTEMBER, l954 - Presi- dent Wayne Warga, Vice President Lynn Simms, Sec- retary Ellis Patterson, Treas- urer Sue Plumb, Sergeant- at-Arms Jim Pobanz, Jan Schlobohm, Hospitality Kathy Allsmiller, Charlotte Wells. FEBRUARY, l955-Presi- dent Ellis Patterson, Vice President Brian MacFarlene, Secretary Mardy Myers, Treasurer Barbara Steph- ens, Sergeant-at-Arms Rog- er Rogahn, Hospitality Da- viana Lundy, Charlotte Wells, Rochelle Leiter. PIIQI' .N'ixl-1'-.vi.x' ,YB cyardquin C ug laanifilz renal: ROW l-Mary Parlapiano, Sue Smith, Adrienne Mansfield, Ernie Teschner, Sharon Bercutt, Brad Perry, Pat Jones, Rozelle Brown, Stephanie Pincus. ROW 2-Jeanette Philips, Arlene Feuer, Jeromy Palmer, Herb Jacobs, Edmond Carl, Mardy Myers, Tamara Greggs, Joyce Schachter, Gale Schlocker, Sharon McGuigan. ROW 3-Mr. Young, Allan Gordon, Ben Bender, Don Dixon, Bob Tellander, Bob Hendrixson, Garry Glass, Ralph May, Al Koontz. ROW l-Ale Lenick, Peter Gimbolvo, Dan Gottleib, Leanne Shaperio, Earl Brookner, Ted Zwick- er. ROW 2-John Barber, Pete Kruse, Walter Wianoskey, Bill Plackey, Bill Higginlootham, Dave Williams. ROW 3-Ken Cerlim, Russel Westfall, Joe Goodking, Bud Teachaut, Bill Quirk, Waren Kellsey. ROW 1-Shirley Amber, Phyllis Jacob, Marla Schwartz, Jo Samariian, Mrs. Cordelle, Mrs. Keats, Sharon Felcher, Norma McHone, Vonda Ellsworth, Toby Drake. ROW 2-Lowell Lovely, Carol De Angelis, Marilyn Gardner, Linda Fleming, Tamara Greggs, Rozelle Brown, Marguerite Thomas, Bon- nie Weiss, Mary Alice Rockwell, Marlene Zellmer, Sandy Wheeler, Sue Smith, Mary Parlapiano, Leon- ard Peters. ROW 3-Nancy Keele, Marilyn Schmidt, Beverly Schmidt, Linda Pankratz, Laura Cox, Adrienne Epstein, Dorothy Zeller, Doreen Bell, Charlotte Kaup, Jere May, Judy Raskin. .W M ,- -tl., lt W- K Ig! JJ PM., CM CAM CM .,zz4..,., Siu!! QS ,Q mi Q3 NR f 3 ,W Wwmwxw Lai Q A ,agrjis 3 A W g f 9:41 'X A, s j ' 131 3 ? 5: 3 Q , ' :ab . s, . 'fi gk if s -s' X3 .ff 'Y . ani I 4 W av it lx V V' I fi' 4 714 -gg If s ' f ...Tngx . fc, ROW l-Jay Gould. ROW 2--Akers, Patrick, Duval, Mueller. ROW 3-Simmonds, White, Standley, Hopka, Dreher, Watson, Ludwig, Hodge, Actor, Wade. ROW 4-Kruse, Hagstrom Burch, Kassan, Harvey, Albiez, Young. ROW 5-Sykes, Bros well, May, Osterhold, Jarrett, Moor, Scura, Soper, Jacobson ROW 6-Breskin, Binn, Freeman, Fink, Davis, Black, Dixon Moeller, Wheeler. l l 0 rg ROW l-Goodkind. ROW 2-White, Shumaker, Lynch, Lamb, Actor, Rollin, Weiss. ROW 3-Miller, Stone, Cirlin, Booth, Roche, Leighton, Topb, Myers, Love. ROW 4-Fla- herty, Kay, Leibee, Gally, Solomon, Robinson, Lash, Harri- son, Vvestfall. ROW 5-Warren, Spencer, Wood, Davidson, Mahoney, Johnson, Chilson, Perelman, Norvelle. ROW 6- Dossiere, Lewis, Le Olden, Marian, Schlossberg, Mailey, Hoffman, Russell, Underson. .H. H. S. Bill Williams, Fred Kirkpatrick, Bill Ferguson and Dave Lyrell. P11g1'S'r'vcnty Harvey Epstein, John Kinucan, Ronny Johns, Stu art Baron, Tim Sims, Walter H. Wisniewski, Ron nie Hearldson, Allan Gordon. S f 1 Af S l x 4! mln , W A A f ' X ,. wyi,,1 Q.s,,,,......, kt A., .4-.mv M., s 1., V, 1 . . k - f - , ,, .., , ,M . , , ,ef W.. 1 f . A 1 ' H gl' 1 4 , 1. ,., ,,,, h . f- W 1 . . . s , . 1, ' ...W .:, W Qgwtl vin I .-.sg mi 9 W lr .: .,,. Q S. A . , ,cw K 0 . Q: . QM Q .gs.f'.,.. Maki 0. -an .ML wi gsvdim :.N' in K Niki ,if ,W , M . ,KW W stamina? w fx! 4 A , . L , M A... ,kM.,,x,,Wam U , s H Id -Q ,E ,, gf -1-uf ,, , y y ff' ' , '- g ,- ., N' we 4: wg , X ... r mr... W WV gf .. .MW ,Q ,NNW .8 1, sw uf .mm M.: if A .,-si-3, 'V Q, Mfr, or 4 Q - M... Q.- g., ...mf ..g'g.,,t M W1-A Af., W.. - -F -w'g',':i .. daft , 4-'F ' 4' fide.. 4. 'H' ' - ' H we tA ? TZ K' ' A+ .A ., ' wi ' Lu. 9 sm-dttffi e . M- M' ROW 1-,Kinucan, Miller, Davis, Karger, Scharf, Bern- stein, Veronica, Newman, Rollin, Shumaker, Baron, Nor- velle, Caya, Kennedy, Palmeri, Scoura, Actor. ROW 2- Perlman, Hamill, Davidson, Arenson, Westfall, Kinsap Stone, Watson, Galley, Chilson, Abensold, Lyau, Fletcher, Buchanan, Spinan. ROW 3-Briskin, May, Ragins, Black Stone, Giblin, Harrison, Chernow, Nawell, Braswell Moellen, Higgins, Pleghardt, Stewart, Wheeler, Warren. 1 ROW l-Sapin, Dixon, Cirlin, Robinson, Olsen, Booth White, White, Lynch, Mueller, Lewis, Weaver, Westfall Muir, Bunch, Leibie, Anderson, Lash. ROW 2-Simmonds, Moody, Beattie, Leighton, Dreher, Weiss, Roche, Hodge, Alloiez, Jacobson, Young, Osterhold, Kay, Hagstrom. ROW 3-Kirkpatrick, Ferguson, Russell, Davis, Burus Gregory, Gordon, Scura, Gould, Flaherty, Williams, Jar- 1 1 1 Cl 77 rett, Goodkind, Staudly, Kruse, Mailey, Fink. CC 77 0I'l'll0Cl,lflg 0l'l'll0Cl,l'lg R. O. T. C. Jerry Lynch, Richard Braswell, Art Patrick, John Kinucan, Ken Kinucan, Elliot Actor, Claude Shumaker, John Muel- ler, Walter Wisniewski, Jim Duval, Stuart Baron, Mort Actor. ROW 'I-Epstein, Sabol, Rollin. ROW 2-Jacobson, An- derson, Young, Westfall, Albeiz. ROW 3-Kay, Bunch, Leibie, Goodkind, Lash. ROW 4-Fink, Jarnett, Williams, Maune, Kussau. ROW 5-Lewis, Binn, Mailey, Hagstrom Kruse. 1 nah . . Aran ' fs? X if e .iam .ibriff .lam T K ROW l-Horton, Shields, Siegrist, Kelly, Kelley, Sand idge, Siegel, Painwater, Anderson. ROW 2-Barbour, Brutsche, Schatt, Nelson, Stewart, Lash, Coulon, Buzzell Mines, De Michelis, Hamill, Fein. ROW 3-Burger, Hill Stokes, Wagner, Presburger, Giersef, Monteleone, Yolkie, Stake, Sorenson, Cash. ROW 'I-Waechter, Burns, Schatf, Miner, Buzzell, Sieg- rist, Sandidge, Shields, Zimmerman, Waechfer, Barbour ROW 2-Horton, Cole, Wagner, Giardina, Siegel, Clarke Monzo, Anderson, Rainwater. ROW 3-Rogers, Palazzo De Michelis, Porcaro, Sorenson, Stake, Burger, Gierset Sigman, Brannan. i Qu fare arnfzem 0 merica . pro 'ecla k M.. , 1'-ss 21... 'Q'- ' 'ff LW ,?f: 5 - . g't '1,wff4,1f'--V ' 3 WSI' ' A 1' -4 -,.' F .sz i' . . ,,,.-- A., H,-f L -s.-. .- -- -.V 1. ' in 4, , W'W z ' -' . V R ' A -qv: S . - . Fife. -.. ' 4. Pagw .S'1'1'1'1Lly-tivo 8 fsgyf' I0 ana! Gaz? ,Juaf vw, h.3M,w 325426 V' A 1-is WK Y -...--Q---an ---1-.-..---a---s-nun Class W,56 Class S56 Class W'56 7 Class S 56 ,LC 1, 'fkcv A. ,, , , . s. CLASS W'57 CLASS S'57 5 Rn' CLASS W'57 CLASS S,57fJ Nahum. nn N f'.. 6 , ,V W X' C1 ,W ,.. .aw TH LET! C5 xx ,I E. ' 1 L 1 i N '- xg-X M fl, f f TX! 'Y w 'ix 1 N f ff -1 1 , - , -X fx .QR Ng , mwr R 'L . Q., '1 I ' 31 X A f,:'- .,,,7 Z, -f Q , YN, ' Q? h r, lf! jf ' 'ZIJQ7 A 'X 'WN 'T Q 'S -s li 'I 'Tl I 71 Rl, Q ff? A' 3 17063 H W , ' la '73 '51 'W 3 jj P' 9' ' 1 , rw-' IT' '12 g '32, Q Q25 ' -,-' A Eu W fd 5 , 5 23,-.1 f f, M! 1 rl j, 7 A ga !! ff ' 1 . 7 sf Vu Wrv' 5:7 -' , A, X ,-f, f 90 'ltmviw' V A My I NK, Nl .Y -,Vis RA -.ifx 1,54 nl., :I 'sig J X t Y gf ff- M' Y, f - xv 01 - ph he X by M N. nf H Q. 1 wk A.. , .. I 1, 1 T , , , - . 1 ,nl Lp. ,ig 'ff' fl' f f ,J f 74 If K- ' ' ,.. K ' -1 h--1-if 4 -vw ' ff , f g The third ring is the scene of breath-taking feats. Strong men, acrobats, and dare-devils are performing for the great audience. A steady hand and a sure eye demand the successful coordination of physical strength and mental discipline. North Hollywood High School's cheers roll like thunder as the Husky athletes prove their ability, spirit, and sportsmanship. ly I jx J lk l 'JDO L7 L J rl Qt WOIJA .NDI ylfU006! Coac 96 Harvey Nelson John Furlong Foofboll-Trock Basketball-Gymnastics John Trump John Ostermon Football-Bcnseboll Francis Smith Boseboll Coorclinotor of Athletics Cross Country John Sanders Paul Xonfhos Footboll-Trock Tennis-Basketball l',1gl1l'1' -A' Tom Mcudlin -k Football-Track -k Dick Winter 'A' Basketball -k John Kerr 'A' Cross-country-Track 'k John Lofstedt if Football 'k John Stopp 'k Basketball-Baseball 'k Bucky Taylor 'A' Gymnastics i' Ron Bach 'k Track 'k Ted Voyvodick 'k Baseball--Tennis 'A' Dale Rohland i' Tennis 0ll,f5tal'l6hl'lg .24 0 HILL! FRONT ROW-Coach Trump, Capt. Joe Miller, Coach Sanders. ROW 2-Harold Baldwin, Dave Tanner, Ross Goodman, An- gelo Nicademo, Jon Lofstedt, Don Voyne, Tom Maudlin, George Brooks, Bill Yaple, Al Holzer, Tom McCreary, Al Weiss. ROW 3-Mike Westmore, Paul Titus, Bob Alexander, Deek Smith, Herb Griffin, Jack Albert, Duffy Hambleton, Roger Duerr, Jim Young, Tom Chasin, Louie McDoull, Earl Brookner. ROW 4-Leonard Smith, John Fisher, Joe Hypes, Bill Higgenbotham, Norton Geller, Bernie Wolpert, Buzzy Smith, Bob Pike, Ronnie Maas, Don Perinado, Frank Zinzer, Gil Guernsey, Jim Erbes, and Al Median, Mgr. amify joofdaf North llollywood. tht- uncrowncd city champions. startcd tht- st-ason with a I8-ti win ovcr the Toilcrs ol' Manual Arts. Manual latcr wcnt on to takc thc City Championship. Not only did thc lluskics ht-at thc 'l'oilcrs. hut also thcy hcld thcni to two lirst downs to tht- Huskics' ll. Fllhcy wt-rc' also he-ld to .,, . a total ol tri yards gaincd. 'l'hc lluskics wt-rc slim lavoritcs ovcr thcir st-cond ganic rivals. tht- liravcs ol' John Burroughs. Thc Bravcs wcrc thc up-and-coming tcain in thc CIF. hut thc Huskics hrokc thc liark ol this lint' tram. I2-6. lt was in this gainc that .lon I.ol'stcdt showcd Cloach john Sandcrs that hc had what it takcs. 'lihis ycar's P.'l'.-A. MlI.K HOWVL brought tht- Huskics tht-ir third straight win in thc annual MILK BOWL gamcs. 'l'hc lluskics lookcd likc City Champs hy scoring l9 points in tht- first quartcr. linally hogging down to coast to a 2l-I2 win. Santa liarhara for thc sccond tinic ft-lt dc-licat from North llollywood in an annual classic. Santa Barbara. hcing thc lavoritc was upsct hy tht- Huskic crcw. 26-20. Ovcr 1500 lluskics supportcd our lint' tcani hy ovcrflowing thc Santa ltarliara hlcachcrs. San Ft-rnando. dclcnding City champions. downcd thc lluskics. lli-12, in tht- Lcagtu' opcncr big onc hcforc 9000 lirr-nzicd fans at Van Nuys' Smith Ficld. North Hollywood was a possihlc contcndcr lor thc city titlm' altcr downing many tough trains in pri'-scason play. Sparking tht- Tigcrs to thcir win was acc fullhack Carl Km-tcliic who scorcd hoth of thcir touchdowns, In thc ducl, liowcycr. lwtwct-n .lon Lofstm-dt and Kctchic. Lofstcdt came out on top. gaining l72 yards in 21 carries to Kctchic's 65 yards in i5 attcmpts. Pnxgr Ifiglzty-two Hollywood High Shicks wcrt: swarmcd oycr in a noon Qilllltx at Sandilur Ficld, 35-6, aftcr first taking the lcad in thc initial pcriod. Lcading thc Huskics to thcir victory was Toni Nfaudlin, quartcrhack. Don Voync. cnd. and thc sur- prisingly linc running of halfbacks Bill Yaplc and Davc 'I' a nncr. A linc forward wall was a dctcrmining factor in thc Huskic succcss as tacklcs .loc Millcr. Ross Goodman. guards. Angit: Nicadcino. Torn Mcfircary, ccntcr Al Holzcr. and cnd Gcorgc Brooks. stood out on dcfcnsc and oficnsc, At Van Nuys in a night game it was prctty much thc SZIIIIC story as thc prcvious ycar whcn North Hollywood wal- lopcd thcm 36-O, only thc scorc was 3-l-6 this timc. in a onc- sidcd fracas that gave thc Huskic fans a grcat fccling of pridc. Our staunch rivals nt-vcr had a chancc of gaining thc lead as thc score was 27-O, North Hollywood's favor: thc WVolvcs could not put thcmsclvcs in tht- scoring column. Again it was Tom Matidliii, along with fullhack Jon Lofstcdt. t-nd. Don Voync, and halfhack Dave Tanncr plus a dctcrmincd linc which lcd thc Huskics to tht-ir sccond straight Vallcy Lcaguc win. North Hollywood's Huskic griddcrs complctcd Vallcy Lcaguc play hy downing Canoga Park. 26-7. on Sandifur Ficld. to closc with a seasonal 7-1 win, loss rccord. Bt-ing slightly outclasscd in thc statistical dcpartnicnt of thc hrst half. hut lcading 12-7. thc Huskics cxplodcd in thc sccond hall for two morc touchdowns and numcrous yard- agc gaincd almost at will. being lcd hy halfhack Davc Tanncr. This gamc gavc thc sports writcrs a last look at thc ability of tht- Huskics as Hclms All-Vallcy and All-City SPllfCtlOI1S camc out shortly aftcrward. K W KN 'VA an Um 5? P, 'mf XX 9 1:5 f--dlllgl 'if- 'N f-ff -. wwf , ' ' li' ,,., f ., U Q if YUM 7 X sg., if Amdinhlwv ,fa-4,.,x.,4 ,,.,.v, 43' lj. 9 kAngie Nicademo 'k 'A' Deek Smith i' -k Don Voyne -k -Ar Al Weiss -k -Ar AI Holzer uard end end guard center L2 K 1 VARSITY W 1955 k Joe Miller i' Herb Griffen Capt.-tackle line backer Jim Young 'A' George Brooks 'I' Roger Duerr Tom Chasin guard end end back Tom Maudlin-A' if Dave Tanner ir if Jon Lofstedt -k if Bill Yaple -k Harold Baldwin back back back back manager FOOTBALL 1955 'k Duffy Hambleton -k 'A' Ross Goodman back tackle Tom McCreary 'A' Bob Alexander Jack Albert Bernie Wolperf Bob Pike guard center tackle guard guard ROW I-Perry, Branch, Bell, Millard, Collei, Morales, Severn, Jones, Greene, Cleva, Brand, Hildebrant, Klein, Zinzer, Mr. Nelson. ROW 2-Forllano, Siebert, Kruger, Mass, McFarlane, Eisenberg, Motto, Talbot, Elbourne, Berlin, Plemon, Alzola, Kruz, Warren. ROW 3-Alemon, York, Snyder, Marlay, Chasin, Harding, Cibine, Chandler, Johnson, lgo, Robley. 5- e rr. s 5 , I l Y ll jfokf e e 0 0 f a A Z? Z1 A ff - ,x 55 ! l p U 4442 if J ..ag,. Bill Severn Brad Perry Sonny Cibine Mark Millard Gary Eisenberg 'I' back 'k 'k back 'A' i' back 'k 'k back 'k 'A' back I unfit Paga' Eighty-.fix W F, 'Ru , , c,4.,,,,,,,,,,, Ronnie Brand Gary Branch Jim Jones Tony Collei Doug Greene back tackle guard center 'A' tackle uALie ulafi Gary Alemon Scotty Motto Louie Morales Al Harding guard end i' guard 'A' guard Page Eigllful'-.YIIZ'l'll Ronnie Bell Vern Cleva Larry Berlin Ricky Warren 0l e Q25 The Huskie lightweights started the season with only four returning lettermen and three returning squadmen. The rest of the team was made up of green 10th graders. In their first game the Pups met the Toilers of Manual Arts. The game was filled with fumbles and mistakes by both teams. Ronnie Brand was outstanding for the Huskies. At the final gun the score was 19 to 0 in favor of Manual Arts. In the second game of the pre-league season North Hollywood battled the Jefferson Democrats. In the first two minutes of play the Huskies fumbled on their own 20. The Democrats recovered and pushed the ball over for 6. The point after the touchdown was good. Throughout the rest of the game the jeffersonians never reached Huskie territory due to the outstanding defensive playing by the North Hollywood team. The game ended with jef- ferson winning 7 to 0. North Hollywood Bees were ambushed by the Indians of John 'Burroughs at Bingville in the Pups' third game of the year. The Pups couldn't seem to make any yardage against the more experienced Burroughs Tribe. It was dur- ing this game that Mark Millard showed outstanding abil- ity in the fullback slot. Millard's fine running and the good job of quarterbacking by Bill Severn wasnlt enough. The Indians scalped the Huskies 19 to 6. Traveling to Birmingham for the first league game the Bees rolled over the Braves 20 to 0. For the first time the Bees looked like a well oiled machine. Rick Warren and Vern Cleva played outstanding ball each catching several passes. Playing both offense and defense Al Harding and Louie Morales were the power in the center of the Huskie line. Page Eighty-eight The defending Valley champs, San Fernando, traveled to the 'Bingville campus with an undefeated record. This was an important game for the Huskies. It was a hard fought game with the Huskies finally winning the game 8 to 6. Gary Esienburg ran well from halfback slot. Tony Collie and Tim Elbourne traded off at center and did an outstanding job pluging up the center of the line. The Huskie lightweights clashed with the Sheiks from Hollywood and when the cloud of dust had cleared the Pups left for home with a 26 to 2 victory. Mickey Alzola was the outstanding player of the game, after throwing a perfect 35 yard pass for a T.D. The Pups' defense played top ball, On the day of the League deciding Van Nuys-North Hollywood Tilt, the wind was blowing a gale. The game was completely held to the ground. Van Nuys kicked off, and the ball soared over the Chandler fence. The game was a close one, with the Championship-bound Wolves winning 7 to O. Playing outstanding defense was Jim Mass and jim jones, on offense, Sonny Cibene and Scotty Matto. In the final game of the '55 season, the Huskie Pups met the Hunters from Canoga Park. A pass from Severn to Perry on the first play of the game started the game rolling with a 27 yard gain. Perry played outstanding ball both on offense and defense, averaging 11 yards per carry in 15 carries. The Bees finished the game in line style ship- ping the Hunters 19 to 0. The Huskies finished the sea- son with a second place. It was the best Bee season in the last 10 years. ry.. fv , 'L K gn A -1 7 - 2 pn RALLY GIRLS: Front row-Parsons, McGuigan, Wilder. FRONT ROW-Cuba, McGuigan BACK ROW Mc Back row-Robley, Bercutt, Kern. Dermotf, Parsons, Wilder 1,1 -1 A-...1-4 . N ,2 1. 11 X VL 'ZW 1 7?7f 4.41. f l', lf f . f .K 'Q' J , ,lf ,y ,lf , A ', if ,' 'QV ff 173, X' ,991 , 2 1w.. if ,Q V,.,1Jg, , f . --A 1 1 1 fr' ff ' 1 I ' '11 . If 4 F f.,,1 MQ, ,Q -' . 'L -' f f J ' X, 41' fl! Q ' 1. -,L X 41j1., -'X-,-,27 . ' K X f ,T Ifwjkaxl 'I I. V L 1 XJ ,f 4- gf fl-Q l- ., Vx .. f 'R' 1 ' 'I fl 'I ,1 '3 fi1gl'l i XX1 l 1 f- f ., A .1 , . f' J ff x ,ff X-wi-- . , ,1 .1 by f 1 , If rf' V, V 1 ' f ' - 1 ff , ,j V r11.rr-?'f , f I ' - ff K 1 , WJ ' ff , I in ' X A' ,,f- ' if P7 P-15,-g,.:.J ',, If ' .,,,,..4L:-3'-0. , ,,, , 1 1, 4 . 6 ..1,,.,k, ,Q ,1 1:7 ,F ,.-. . ,Q - - ' f figffi' 'f ' yn! ffef ll .-.wx 1: '1 4 ff' A 'I X 'Y f X' : 'M X an Y, , . , ,Mil V H , 711.12 , .x f X 4 xx f M 5 , f, X W ,,, A 11 , . X 1, 1 1. ,471 , iw, ,cp ,. i , -7 f A ' f ' ffx V I, xt A 3.,,..A1-6:17 --- ' N ' . 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A ,g ,wi , ,fr .fi -fx, V , X- '11 'Vx If J2':.j L 5' 4' X :ff- Lf -'if ff'-' V lf 1,',', ,W U R. .i 4:-' 1 'M f x .1 -.1 - . 1 1 .1 V1 - , - . ,C ...,,1 ..., ' ' ' , C , ..- CHEER LEADERS-Alan Madian, Don Martin, Earl Kelley. DRILL TEAM SQUAD LEADERS-Wendy Howell, Jeanette Harris, Donn 1' A ,X a Anderson. FRONT ROW-Bob Wagner, Coach John Furlong. BACK ROW-Ellis Patterson, Don De Korte, Pete Gomer, Bob Sanders John Hothowcy, Bob Elsner, Kent Allender, Ron Roderick, Bob Tellonder, Dick Chymz. N.H. 53 T55 57 All! 58 'lil 'VS fill fll -lo -Hb 'Vl '27 fl'-l ,,,....... ...,,, A Page Ninety '56 15 29 32 32 I7 26 45 38 I8 'BU -ll J 40 Franklin Eagle Roek Fairfax Los Angeles Birmingham San Fernando Hollywood Van Nuys Canoga Park Birmingham San Fernando Hollywood Van Nuys Canoga Park . Z?afsLef6af The Huskie J.V. Team started the season strong with one of the most potential groups in the history of the sehool. But after the first game, disaster struck at Bingville. Four of the five starters were declared ineligible. Coach Furlong and the Youngster Five were not so easily discouraged. The bench held a strong group and the J.V. Came through with a better than average season. Ellis Patterson took the only honors for the J.V.'s. He was chosen to be a member of the See- ond Team All-Valley. Playing outstanding ball for N.H, were Ron Roderick, George Chmyz, Bob Eisner, and Don De Korte. Playing strong as subs and showing large im- provement were Kent Allender and Bob Tellander. FRONT ROW-Steve McMorris, Mike Higer, Robert Sweet, Fred Selan, Leonard Valdez, Terry O'Hanlon, Marvin Finger. BACK ROW-Ron Stickler, Bill Denton, Phillip Goldburg, Paul Philpot, Don Nunley, Coach Paul Xanthos, Gene Rothstein, Mike Winfield, Bob McKinley, Bob Jones, Bill Paneretos. me Eufefgaf This year again as last, the Bee team under the expert coaching of Paul Xanthos were Valley Champs. Losing only two games each by two points and none to League opponents, the smallies played great ball. When All Valley honors were passed out, Fred Selan was lst string and also Player of the Year. Leonard Valdez was on the lst team, while the second team consisted of Terry O'Hanlon, Mike Higer and Bob Sweet. Steve Mc- Morris and Marvin Finger were honorable mention. ........Franklin ...,....Eaglc Rock ........Fairfax .... .. ........Los Angeles 43 ......... ........ B irmingham San Fernando ,.......I-Iollywood ........Van Nuys ........Canoga Park Birmingham San Fernando ........Hollywood ........Van Nuys ..,,.....,...,,...,,Canoga Park Pa ge .Ninety-one .. tw ,Yagi .. 4 N Q? Bob Broline Charlie Bernstein Alec Maxwell Dick Graham Kirk Evans forward center guard forward guard if 4 0' it I 955 Tony Harnack Benny Barbour Richard Jacobson forward center guard Dick Winter if Ronald Roberts if iv John Stapp ik ,k Stewart Pritikin ,k ,k guard forward guard forward ,AW t if -LEG M amify Steve Light guard FRONT ROW-Benny Barbour, Steve Light, John Stapp, Ronald Roberts, Stewart Pritikin,. BACK ROW-Bob Wagner, Mgr. Kirk Evans, Richard Jacobson, Charlie Bernstein, Alec Maxwell, Dick Graham, Dick Winter, Coach John Furlong. Zgarfefgaf 1955 This ycar's Varsity Hoopsters had a good season with an 11 to 4 win-lose rec- ord. The Huskie Giants lost twice to Hol- lywood, the powerhouse of the Valley League. They also lost to San Fernando once. This gave the Huskies a 5 wins 3 lose rm-ord for league play. Misfortune overtook Long John's Five after they were Chosen to play in the City Playoffs. The Jcffcrsonians defeated the Huskies by 12 points. Doing an outstanding job for the tallics were Dick Wlinter, First Team All-Valley, John Stapp, Second Team All-Valley. Also doing an outstanding job of ball handling were Ron Roberts, Steve Light, and Stew Pretikcn. SZAQJLL N.H. 56 ,,...,. .,.... 3 8 ,t..,..... ......, F ranklin 51 ....... ...c... 2 6 ........., ....... E aglc Rock 52 ....,.. ......,... 4 3 ,.....,... ......, F airfax 51 ......, ...,...... Jr O ......,...,.......,. Los Angeles 6-l .,..Y.. .......,.. Jr 8 ,...... ........,. N otre Dame 43 ,...... ........,. 2 7 ....... ....,., S an Fernando 2+ s....., ,......... 3 7 .,..... r..,... H Oiiywt-,Od 6-l ,....,. ..w..Y.... 6 3 ...,,..,., ...,... V an Nuys 58 ....... .,.Y....., 4 U ...,...... ...,... C anoga Park 66 ......, .......... 5 5 .,..,..... ....... L oyola 49 ....... .......... 5 8 ....V.. .......... S an Fernando 58 ....... .......... 6 8 .......... .....,. H ollywood -i-6 ....... .....,.... 4 3 i......... ,.,.... V an Nuys 55 ....... .......... 5 I .,.,... ....... C anoga Park 46 ,,..... ........,. 5 7 ....... ...,... . Iefferson 1 it i 1 C , 'f 7 ,kit ' f . t 1 'f W .vf N 3 H W A V ,,.,.,,tf' i63m61,e'J'?l PY W 0 ftfv J Vs ff, QOMSEQW vgtly , l - fl ' it f 6 ff l ill fl I fi fl I I rdf l lx ' x ' . f it . 'NIV I . 75 1 FRONT ROW-Steve Allabach, Bud Postil, Fred Homsy, Gary Weingardt, Kirby Alvy, Ron Wood, Chuck Scorle, Lyle S1evens,Q2iIig Gary Kenworthy. 2 i:f'f'f'li BACK ROW-Dick Kcugen, Poul Aronson, Gerald Young, Albie Isenberg, Ken Bondy, Don Sopp, Ted Zwicker, Bruce KGY,'g,fi if' Coach Paul Xonfhos. i Cee gadgefdaf Eg QSQAQJUL N. H. Ql A l fl ' F ranklln This yearls Cce team was green, and young, but it showed 20 ' A 'A' 2 6 ' E aglc Rolik outstanding possibilities for the future. Again, as in the past, 29 ' F alrfax the team was not a high scoring outfit, but a close-knit well 26 ' L fm eflflelm balanced team that Finished out the season in third place. 3-l ....... ....,..... ' Birmingham 24 ---'- San Fernando Without hcartbreaking two, and three point losses to 22 --'4'fA H0llYwood League opponents, this year's Cce team could have very 22 20 ll ....... 31 .,,..,. ......,,., 28 ....... 25 I7 .......,............ Page Nili-1't,1'-four Van Nuys Canoga Park Birmingham San Fernando Hollywood .......Van Nuys Canoga Park well been League champs. Led this year by Kirby Alvy and Lyle Stevens. they both showed promise for next year's Bee team. Other letter- men included Steve Allabach, Bud Postil, Ron Wood. Gary Kcnworthy. Chuck Searle, and Gary Weingardt. 'X My 8 I 27' 'IT xv 9 44 WE fe:- lfufflE !7n,477fv lat lil g , . who J Seltzer, Bach Roberts, Erbes Bain, Raskoff Newsom, McBride Sprints Middle Distance Middle Distance Hurdles jf 9? f c' V i l f Q 5 5 V 5 7 I I f fu J , f ' 12, '5 'M ,. Q Q V' 2, 23 9 f ' ,', - 9, , jf- :fx ,A I0 . 141. x if l amz! If ! ,xl .k If Q 9 I 5:- 6521 f T 'A' Williams, Griffin 'k 'k Sweet, Hambleton 'A' i' Valdez, Haynes i' ir Harkness, Kerr, Byers Shot Put Broad Jump High Jump-Pole Vault Distance --114 -L f The spirited and untiring squad. under the able han- dling of Coaches Sanders and Nelson, turned in a top- notch performance this year. W lla . lilll lf l 5 Xl, 'Zal - yr. . 1 .af '7 'ei ff. ' Boasting a terrific combination of field events, the ff Huskies also showed their strength in the track division Q ff fig, for a good start to duplicate last year's championship X . . if t . record. After downing Lincoln on the home oval, the y 3 Egg, Huskies went on to .trample Birmingham. Confidence ' xf and determination, with a few lucky breaks, made them l yi victorious over a strong San Fernando team and left them enough to down Hollywood and Van Nuys. The Huskies as a team and individually hope to go far in Valley and City competition this year. It's hard for our Huskies to lose with outstanding athletes as Bach, Priti- kin and Seltzer in the sprints, Kerr and Buyers in the mile, Bain and Racusin in the 440, Erbes. the captain of the squad, in the 880, Newsom and Mc'Bride in the hurdles. Griffin, Miller and Williams in the shotput, Harnack and Valdez in the high jump, Sweet and Hamhleton in the broad jump, and Haynes in the pole vault. which rounds off a great 1955 track team. 3 6lC i , X ,l 4 ' w iffyvy? W - f',f' 'I I IQK .- I CN XJ I . ff , l 1 10 sv-'. 145-S. .J R 'f' 'Mi s Jigs LU.. fs iQ'QiF T'l4f af ' ' f ii lu ,bklf iiflpu ll ,f ROW l-Bach, Griffin, Racusin, Chandler, Pritikin, Raskoff, Newsom, Seltzer. ROW 2-Coach Nelson Kerr Buza Hark ness, Dennis, Volhez, McBride, Haynes, Erbes, Byers, Harper, Hamblefon, Gollarza, Severn, Boin, Sweet Coach Sanders ROW 3-Bylin, Allender, Hurty, Reed, Jeweson, Perkins, Jacobs, Weiss, Harnack, Wright-Hay, Williams, lProvisor, Roberts Shamp, Brown. ROW 1-Cibene, Guest, Millard, Marrion. ROW 2-Coach Nelson, Gaharet, Klien, Robinson, Finger, Aronson, Madian Perry, Eisenberg, Frazier, Coach Sanders. ROW 3-Baldwin, Hamilton, Chandler, Kelley, O'Brien, Adreon, Van Horn, Kiss ler, Krueger, Tuller, Critchfield. 68 Q s ff , , , i f4t ql!A ee rac 7 -4 W-'P 4 V N V fn l'11.g1' Um' lluzzdrcrl This yvaris Bart' thinrlads just c'ouldn't seem to rank up enough points to win a rncvt. although thcrc were several outstanding individuals. Sonny Cihcnc rcfordcd one of tht- fastest times in thc' 660. Preston Kvlly. Brad Perry and Bodic Chandlc-r. all rvcordvd points in thi' polo vault, Kelly vaultcd to 11 ft. 6 in. hfikz- Gurst, Mark Millard, and Ray Marin were tht- Bm- sprint mon. Jinx Kruger. Marvin Finger, Brian Mc'Fz1rlin var- ricd tht- hurdvn ovc-r thc hurdlvs. Brad Perry. M8TX'.11 Fingcr. and Pcrry Altshulc high jumped for tht- Bm-5. Sonnv Cibt-nc put thc shot lm' thc lightwcfights. Spring of 1955 was not a very good year from a team standpoint but it did produce some outstanding individ- uals. In the 100 it was Kent Pendelton who was unde- feated all year. The Cee team had an outstanding 660 man in Mickey Fazzolio who ran first or second all year, and also handled the broad jump chores. In the 880 it was Valley Champ Wendell Monello. Running the hurdles the leader was usually George Iwamoto. On the high jump it was Mickey Alzola. The shot put was handled by Bob Plemon, and the relay was Plemon, Fazzolio, Monello, and Pendelton. These boys look good for the varsity in future years. 02 jaC ? c' L7 K Ce Z- l ,Zz ,Z'-f'7- . Y flvlq f QQ? Q ,xx I .,2'7 , 1 ROW I-Pendleton, Fazzolio, Plemon, Monello, Goodman. ROW 2-Coach Nelson, Mendleson, McAndrews, Kaplan, Homequest, Libson, Guist, lwamofo, Speakmczn, Alzola, Carr, Coach Sanders. 4 le?-at 'k Ernie Teschner 'k Ed Zimmerman Steve Light i' Dick Kilgore 'k Pitcher Third Bose fa? 1 Right Field Left Field arfiifg Bob Bender Ricky Warren First Bose Pitcher Ronnie Bell 'lr Ted Voyvodick 'A' 'A' John Stopp ir 'A' Tom Bruno i' Center Field Shortstop Second Bose Catcher .-mtl ,, h . ..... I' l 1 X ly. N. Q if ,P -fr fbi R is S I :- ROW l-Osterman, Light, Dambra, Zimmerman, Teschner, Hanes, Bell, Bender, Warren. ROW 2-Towel, Schwartz, Altman, Voyvodick, Kilgore, Stapp, Bruno, Shapiro, Beller. l Lldegaf ' 4 4 'li T l fwfr YN? .-E-TQ, 1 ET is U -ee ,- 'S --za I This year's Varsity Horsehiders had some very outstand- ing players. Holding down the second base position was john Stapp. One of the best Helders in the League, John also was a hard man to contend with when he was at bat. Tom 'Bruno back stopped for the Huskies in outstanding form. The pitching staff was full of good ball players, Ernie Tc-sehner. and Harvey Altman. Two eleventh graders also held down respected jobs on the pitching crew, they are Rick Warren and Ronnie Bell. Ted Voyvodick played ex- ceptional ball at the short stop slot. There was depth on the bench. This seems to prove very interesting to all who are interested in next year's team. FRONT ROW-Averill, Thomas, Hynous, Branch, Brand, Shields Cleva Sapronettu Strauss Frederick Konecky Sopp BACK ROW-Trump, Elsner, Reneau, Corpening, Dandy, Ball Winfield Hadraba Avly Hidalgo McComb Gordon Gray . ,IX Kaiiegaf Coach John Trump's baseball team seems greatly im- proved over last ycar,s squad. The team has more power and better hitters and should go far in winning the Valle' Lea ue .V. en- . . 7 S' . P nant. The power lineup of the team starts with Ronnie Brand, John Hadraha, Fred Towe and Tom Shields who have all been hitting well. The pitching this year was very fine as Tommy Thomas and Art Corpt-ning were very consistent, but the big surprise of the year was little Robert Frederick who pitched two one-hitters and also had a win over San Fernando. In the field the team isn't quite as strong except for the bullet arm of Catcher John Hadraba and Hne outlield play by Rich Konecky and Vern Cleva. the captain of the squad. All in all the Varsity Horsehiders next year can look for a great deal of fine material Coming up from this year's J.V. team. Richard Raskoff, Howard Baldwin, Raynor Byers, Hal Hark- ness, John Kerr, Coach Smith. 195-l-1955 was a very outstanding year for Cross- Country. .Iohn Kerr, the great Huskie miler, led as usual this year. Raynor Byers and Harold Harkness also helped the team to an outstanding year. Boasting a season record of only one loss, and the Valley League Meet Championship, the team was the best North Hollywood has yet produced. John Kerr, Hal Harkness. and Raynor Byers placed one, two. three in the Valley. When the City Meet Came around, John placed third, and Harold ninth. Other members of the Varsity Cross-Country team in- cluded Howard Baldwin, Richard Raskolil. Bob Wil- liams, Bob Newsom, Felix Gallarza, and Bill Sehroder. Junior Varsity Lettcrmen included Jim Bylin, Warren Kashuk, Eddie Carr, John Smith, and James Robin- son. Tenth Grade Lettermen included Randy Lipson. George Fillerup, Denny Schamp, Robert Kram. and Ronald Kessler. ,Si:AeJuL N.H. 36 ....... ....... 2 5 ......... ........ S an Fernando 15 ....... ......, 5 2 ......... ........ H ollywood 21 ....... ....... 3 4 i........ .,...... V an Nuys 25 ....... ....... f 30 ......... ........ C anoga Park roars oun fry in -r H , CD7 5 Qtr, H if , A I ff ci P ROW 1-Coach Smith, John Kerr, Hal Harkness, Raynor Byers, Howard Baldwin, Felix Gallarza, Bob Williams, Bob New- som, Richard Raskoff, Allan Mendelson. ROW 2-Ron Kessler, Jim Bylin, John Smith, Sam Rcicusin, Denny Schamp, Bob Kram, George Fillerup, Bill Schroder, Warren Kashuk, Al Sorvino, Randy Lipson, James Robinson, Eddie Garr. Q9 Stewart Hendrickson 'k Bucky Taylor 'K 'R Sage Shimooka 'k Ned Parsons Side Horse Rings, High Bar Free Ex, Tumbling Parallels , K , X If QW 1 Q1 I -I E T' ,f?f7 'I i 3 -TJ 'rj X ,1 , - - v- .. ll ft 1 fi, ' 'i il K A it J ' 9, X l N-1, ' ffl 000 I Q N is I' I ff Q T ,ff f X X 1: X , ' fl ' 'X 4' S H r ' ' fx W ' N fl M 4 ,I X ff fy - Y QA Q X T6 f S v, ' 'J l l- X r 4 V17 I ex uv, - . V' ,E ' -5 ' - -fl' Q , f . A L Jr' RSX 5 Y X. di S' I 77' - I 0 5-.. I f f R' , v 1 :T 1 i X Bruce Barton ir Ralph Garret i' Side Horse RUWQS X sy X psi Wayne Bowen Tumbling PIIAQI' Um'lf111l1ln'1l.S'i,x' 'I' Mario De Lara i' Rope Q ROW 'l Nunley Wllson Barton Moffet Harding Garrett Hartshorne, Parsons, Turner, Grenrock. ROW 2-Coach Fur long Towel Lang Fernandez Walker Vasquez Severn Delara, Hambleton, Cohen, Parish. ROW 3-Mitchell, Walker, Mc Lean Taylor Bowen Hendrickson Shumooka Bell J Z1 4964 - ffffif' ,Jaw 5 7,0 z mnazifzczi ,342 C9442 fl M4440 .Q -fi!! AQ ffwffld - , ,ww r Adyliiyig fffa, The Huskie muscle men had t ng season. They started the season with only four io . Outstanding as four event men were Bucky Taylor and Ralph Garrett. Taylor consistently placed in all four of his events. Garrett also was good for points in each of his events. Bruce Barton showed championship promise on the side horse and Sage Shimooka scored high in free exercise and registered the only perfect performance by any member of the team by scoring 30 points in tumbling. DeLara led the League in the rope climb, recording some phenomenal times. Los- ing only four members of the team this year, the Huskies are going to be hard to reckon with next year. The muscle men finished the season in first place in the Valley League. ROW 1-Sproul, Tanner, Lofstedt, Holzer, Yaple, Brooks, Winter, Maudlin, Griffin, Goodman, Guy, Schweikert. ROW 2- Smith, Miller, Nicodemo, Harnack, Voyne, Wolpert, Light, Voyvodick, Kerr. ROW 3--Coach Sanders, Towbin, Harkness, Taylor, Weiss, Maxwell, Graham, McCreary, Altman, Newsom. W , 1. ll H 24 ,c 5 oaffermang CLA t 7 I' I v .gwmhw l mi x lg! gs ,I . , 6 ' iff' Q f f X .U ff y -? rx mt ' W C2 55 G f ROW I-Coach Sanders, Kerr, Pritikin, Perry, Winter, Erbes, Voyne, Light, Bender. ROW 2-Sherman, Arenson, Chasin, Smith, Beller, Graham, Nicodemo, Weiss, Shapiro, Harnack, Geller. ROW 3-Pike, Alexander, Newsom, Raskoff, Reed, Goodman, Griffin, Boin, Harkness, Byer, Sweet, Roberts, Bach. IJIIHQV Um' llluzrlnvl' lfigllt xi F 'u sv N.:v'-NX f N ' A V Ea- 5 w ' 'v - -mall' l if , we X ' 4 'wa 'ICN' 4 Shirley Enzer, Lorraine Hughes, Marcia McGeeney, Bertha Johnson, Jane Sullivan, Dorothy Utter. GPA , Q66 Qfd KNEELING-Robley CCapt.J STANDING-Low, Nash, Brewer, Gor- don, Andrews, Brooks, Morrison, Stein, Schwartz. Magda!! Ekamloiond Q .inniri YZ? N .., MS N W ' la ., ji 0? , X ft' N r M J 'N ff!! K fd gl U NJ fgi ,il . 4 M ROW I--Wilson, Maratta, Seguin, Finkelberg, Felsher, Diamond, Plotnick, Percin, Frankel, Goldberg, Miller. ROW 2-Schlocker, Clark, Schwartz, Martin, Goodman, Pullen, Teuscher, Berman, Fox, Cattero, Smith. ROW 3- Glauser, Aldridge, Goodrich, Bryant, Padovich, Rauch, Goldberg, Basare, Farrell, Fox, Frizell, Tieskatter. ROW 4-Mrs. Utter, Miss Sullivan, Blackburne, Kofoed, McCauley, Trosin, McDonald, Reeve, Zellmer, Tennison, Miss McGeeney. FIRST ROW-Sharon Sill, Mary Lou Andrews, Lynn Simms, Sharon Bercutt. SECOND ROW-Jane Sulli- van, Ann Petroni, Donna Lawson, Jenee Gossard, Sheri Farrell, Anita Delfs, Jane Rathman, Pat Dwyer, , .win FIRST ROW-Bonnie Morrison, Mary Lou Andrews Lynn Simms, Sue Robley. 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