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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1957 volume:

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X U 4, 7 If - X f ff 1, 1 X 'I L- i X-I 'X ' , .- ff ' - f ' ' 1E H xkf ' ish f X r 1 5' ,o' if-:R 5 Qi! nf M, fl wi' , W ' n f 11, iq I f Q, Z Y , O If E 'T V7 ' ff TABLE OF CONTENTS NQ,Q a:: hu '5' , FACULTY .M.T,.TT .T+T.., P age 6 'T?g:ETT2fff , EN 112' ,. 25, ':g'Q- 5: X I A W.-e.'epaf -pr.-3 iyghsff. T rf xNTx'1 4 l'I -1 'fn' 5 6' 6 ' The-:er:'fe WTI , ef e .e l.' Cx!! 5591.71 ITS ifffaif ,I W TTT I ygivaves-'24 EL. K Ziggy IIjf.:mI,,' f fd f I! 4 f X, A I g SENIORS .,... ..,.... P age 12 eg , A I lg diags' l'Pirf?':f- X CLASSES ......... ......., P age 12 'f ..'1,'I-, Qfwgx ',s,J:'-ij' ' , I ,f ' 1 I . T I T 'H .iagssgsg Ia IN 7 NTI I ,wwf N555 9 f , .I J 'Q Q' ,f !!s:fEi:r:,'S' . lil H.: ff? l.g!!s..S,. , lug 1 I QUT-IT . mmf ,- ' -' I ' 'j X JA ITTTI' 1'-I ff GOVERNMENT .,...... Page SS 1 Q - - , I . ,T 'I ACTIVITIES ............ Page 66 .. T ,-li, 'fy I I ,I f X 1 A It 'Q LT Q 1 N , V11 .v 'L V 4 TIIUTITTTITL' J 2. N , -- 5 ATHLETICS .....,........ Page 94 O 'D 'I eFour af 'Hilti QI 1. 'Pct 5, an WMQWMWHQWM rim wtf M i Mi ttf .4 ,pt 5 M W at f KV lftt . L P, ftyfifit JA jlftjfl AJMIVIR. JOHN G. FOX My yi? MILLD . jp Q i Cm fb ff' N' P 1 VW mechcafion J I i fji fl W WW seven years of wonderful work behind him Mr John G Fox left 9 . ' , . . . OX , ll, gvillew this year for a higher position. He now serves even more people i A' V ' his capacity as Assistant Superintendent of Los Angeles City schools, but i A W JZ J s udents who knew his smile and friendly guidance will remember him al- WN 6 ways as Mr. Fox, principal of North Hollywood High School. l J In his everyday work here, Mr. Fox gave individual attention to even the V WWA smallest student or teacher problems, and no teenager was ever treated as , G n inferior, but always as a young man or woman. He looked upon the pus and its many activities as a miniature community, and from his 'm ortant post as guide instructor and friend to this community's young ftrblvfzl , f , , , NA M! ff' ' izensw, Mr. Fox somehow managed to always smooth the bumps on the if J fi at o the future I WJ V01 K yi fu r. Fox and his helping hand the yearbook staff of 1957 dedicates the M . 01' Camino. His work will remain in the minds of the students who know M W f, im, and it will serve as another of the many guide-posts in this long jour- g f YM ney of footsteps to the future. f Page Five ,,-, , N A , , l L' .1 -' ,,f-1,74-ff E F I FACU LTY Page Stk Success to Mr. Fox, but Mr. McLeod should find his stay at North Hollywood a little more pleasant than his Horal gift would suggest. Throughout the school career of to- day's young adult, he has been follow- ing a light on the path before him. Although he may not realize it, he is traveling in the footsteps of the adults who have chosen to lead. The faculty and administration of North Holly- wood High School will continue, even after graduation day, to influence the lives of their past students as their teachings light the way to a pleasant and profitable future. Exe L 'FW -' ' ' ' f-fff -I ff ,.... ,,r-,..f.,,,,,,.,, i user ol to- ieeu lollow- belore him. Ile It he is f the adults The faculty mb Holly'- Mus. even nlueuce IIIC its as IIICU 3 pleasant ADMINISTRATION Although the 6'Huskies,' lost Mr. Fox from his familiar position, another old friend, former vice-principal Norman McLeod, returned to take his place at the head of North Hollywood High School's administra- tive ofhce. Mrs. Theresa J inks and Mr. Frank Neuge- bauer very capably handled the duties of the vice- principals, and the trio together helped the teachers and students to make 1957 one of the best high school years ever. WRS.THERESA HNKS ii MR. NORMAN MCLEOD I I MR.FRANK NEUGEBAUER i+----s -M?-.-...--a-, . , i r r . s P1194 Pi' 1 . - ,'n..fvn ' 17' Y I' ll,lXl.L Mr. George Betts Mrs. Desiree Northcote Mr. John Moore Mr. Willard Kislung IVIRS. ETHEL LUDWICK COUNSELORS A capable staff of North Hollywood High School counselors helps to guide the Huskies on their paths to the future. Each year, under the capable Mrs. Ethel Ludwick, the staff of seven aids the confused student from the beginning to the end of the term. Assisting Mrs. Ludwick are Mr. George Betts, B-12 and A-12, Mrs. Desiree Northcote, B-12 and A-12, Mr. John Moore, A-llg Mr. Willard Kisling, B-10 and A-10, Mrs. Ruth Dun- can, B-ll and A-l 1, and Mr. Harry Berkowitz, Special Train- ing for all grades. Mrs. Ruth Duncan Mr. Harry Berkowitz Miss Moriorie Miller illurd Kisling nuuselors ire. Each ol seven nd of the ndA-12: i lloore. nh Dun- al Train- fvfn , ?'. V 2 anguage Top Row-Mr. Gilmore, Miss Rivera, Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs. Northcofe, Mr. Campos. Seated-Mrs. Opifz, Mrs. Ma- rino, Mrs. M. Davis, Mrs. Dun- can. Top Row-Mr. LoFerriere, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Bickford, Mrs. Dug- gan, Miss Sfoakes, Mrs. Hanson Mr. Gilmore, Mr. Arnold. Seated-Mrs. Shields, Mrs Crowder, Mrs. Stodel. Not Pictured-Miss Asadoorian Mrs. Demaria, Mrs. Walker, Mrs Warren, Miss Yunkes. 35.531 a 7f5..rfi 4 Hp. , cien ce Mr. Corbin, Mrs. Stamatis, Mr. J. C. Lundy, Mr. Jones, Mr. Mc- Laren, Mr. Prokop, Mr. A. Lundy. Noi Pictured -- Mrs. Edgerton, Mr. Ellis, Miss Hall, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Moore, Mr. Sesma, Mr. Wai- son, Mr. Xanthos. l Page Ninn i i l 1 l i l oczaf Sh mae Top Row-Mrs. McMahon Mass Fischer, Mrs. Franco, Mrs. Gar- ner, Mrs. Evans. Seated-Mr. Curtis, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Berkowitz. Not Pictured-Mr. Beckes, Dr. Bedoian, Mrs. Bell, Mr. Mcitulcx Mrs. von Helf. 1 ome conomics 52414 .-147' Mrs. Bohcxnon, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Monroy, Miss Allinson. Top Row-Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Stridborg, Mrs. Bornell. mafAemafic5 Top Row-Mr. Eliot, Mr. Mat- thews, Mr. Pesin, Mr. Betts, Mr. Meyer, Mr. Francis, Mr. Mosher. Seated-Mrs. Driscoll, Mrs. Mer- rill, Miss Miller, Mrs. Rosen, Mrs. D'Agostino. Page IYCIL Seated-Mr. Wright, Mr. Zetlmciier. Dr. Bed Wallace Not Pictu river eolucafion gn olusfrial 0414? Top Row-Mr. Norwood, Mr. Young, Mr. Korber, Mr. Grace, Mr. Woodyard. Seated--Mr. Westaway, Mr. Katzman. Not Pictured-Mr. Dopp, Mr. Sebelius. xi!-ealfA Gflqce 4 ev X' f -752' 'W W Dr. Bedoian, Mr. Burgan, Mr. Pringle, Mr. Furlong, Mr. Top Row-Dr. Gilbert, Mrs. Guthrie, Phyllis Levitt, Mrs. Edger- Wallace. ton, Rosalind Runsey. Not Pictured-Mr. Anders. Seated-Miss Barteck ommercia Top Row - Mr. Kisling, Mr. Mc- Anall, Mr. Everett, Mr. Donald- son, Mr. MacDougclll. Seated - Miss Minsberg, Miss Fincke, Mrs. O'Byrne, Mrs. By- ram, Mrs. Rosenblatt. Page Elfvrrz , Z .. . -, A, , , ,MM l . SEN IGRS If ff MA I 5- X U , X N A xx A If ll , ,. , 1 ' I N X fm .L Yi, I X I fi! X '1 M KN N' I-yn A'.'- ' Z' . x' ' 5 . ' , I1 NW f , ' nv f I f X f' if '. L , . X, . ,' aff ll 1 I , -x , A 'iff-. u I . E 'V X 7 ' . .. ' ' XX - 1 lr X9 X J, xx fl, ,fm i ,f ' 1 . .' I 1 ,f , ,ll X J of ' I , U - J J N1 . 1 A ' A' X 4 J Nw! x .mm V X ',M-'-j'Ni WN . r If 11, t u LV 1 VH, ,K .yv ,X fi., I, V: X X V U., H r 5 X Q 1fmf J IWW u X my I r 1' 'Vx wifi N, gl . : f ,J X Y A 'ff ,fr il 'WX 'E' X' I' Xu 'J l . ' ,K 1 I H A 1 H M ,X 4 If I h lq 'XR 4 M1 M , Xp ,, 1 , -S5 5.-.1. HF mm Z 7 ,,4 ..L,- For years now, through the primary and secondary schools, the Seniors have followed in the footsteps of their elders. In the years to come they will prove to be the leaders of community and coun- tryg thus the day has come when they must choose their own path. NHHS,' sends its Seniors on their way with a good background. As they step for- ward to the future, it has provided each individual with the foresight to see be- yond the present. Page Thirteen fdfflfl ' SENIOR AYE OFFICERS LARRY YOJNG Presiderf In January of 1957 the Titans stepped into their new roles as the leaders of their community. They had enjoyed a glor- ious three years at 'LNHHSR and their memories reminded them of many things, The Senior picnic, the prom, Grad Night, and Graduation all come back to them frequently. Even their Hrst day as B-1O's, the Hrst school dance, football games, the cafeteria, assemblies, the Arcade, and service clubs will return to mind as they glance through their El Camino for 1957. 'Chit V ff ' Sa' ,, W- 5 ii' f I KAREN BRUCE DUANE WILSON Secretary Treasurer Page Fourteen sw 'N Q f ' fx ,A X I: ' 07 Yi L W' 57 11 it , ,II l HARRY SYKES X Vice'President PE ' ! g N if r ff' 1 Viv , 1, r RONALD ROGAHN Historian 1 1 I 1 X I li 'Bm .r .,vmf,Cf:.f,,: fx: Lp! , .'1, - -m ,...,A ,,, ,,,,::L. .,,, ,. ,,TT'TT J L, , , L .- ,., , , , ,,,, ... ., ,Q iii i:,. , , ...JJ :e x Gary Aardal Tom Abraham Walter Abronson Gary Alleman Mary Ann Alsup Perry Allshule Warren Bacal Harold Baldwin John Barber Suzi Becher Laurel Bechiold Clifford Bell Ronnie Bell Janice Bernick Jerry Bernsfein Gary Befsch Roxane Bloom Judy Borod Alan Buckner Linda Burdett Coraline Carey Brent Chugg Franlc Claridge Vern Cleva Joanne Albert Kay Aldrich Stephanie Aleidis Charlohe Angel Joyce Aurir Diana Azar Virgil Barbour Sharon Barley Norma Beche Norman Bowers Gary Branch Karen Bruce Phil Cash Bodie Chandler Ernesf Chaves Jan Cohn Dick Conlllin John Cook Ephebian . . .Larry Horwitz Ronald Coulon Claudia Cowan Jim Crosby Robert Davis Linda Delton Marilyn Diamond Barry Daugherly Nancy Dunn Charles Eskin Toni Fisher Peter Flick Burton Fohrman Naomi Fowler Louise Frankel Jay Freedberg Jim French Maurice Geraud Naomi Gold Donald De Korte Gloria de la Vara Elizabeth Epstein Gary Erickson Allan Forman Beverly Fowler Jeannie Funke Judee Gardenhire Karen Gertsch Eugene Gibbs Margaret Goodman Ronald Gordon Jill Gottlieb Paul Grant Doug Griffin Janice Griffin Martin Gutman James Haas Carol Goldberg Philip Goldberg Jocelyn Grover Alfred Grenrock Bob Hamilton Ed Harris is 4 E 5 X i l fs' Donald Hathaway Bob Hayes Marlene Hey Joyce Hickel Wendy Higbee Duane Higley Gary Hildebrandt Judy Holdredge Dianne Hunt Mary Ann Huntley Kenneih Jackson Shirley Johnson Sherwood Kahlenberg Beatrice Kelfer Jerry Klein Claire Knudlson Kii Korf Rick Kunze Georiana Lawrence John Leach Slephen Leighton Louis Levy Joe Lippnik Ari Ludwig .loan Makin Ray Marin Pam Mohn Claire Muchnick Jack Munari Halfrid Nelson Ralph Noble Tino Ogaz Eric Orbom Bill Pairi .loe Pender Leonard Pefers Bonnie Piits Kathy Prewilt Michael Primak Aubrey Provisor Carol Prueft Roger Redfield , f , 1.4 A 1 I? ,M 1 Jean Reed .lack Rellaford Sonia Remmen Don Robinson James Robinson Royle Rodgers Ralph Sanders Don Sapronetti John Scott Norton Siegel Lynne Silbert Ed Simmonds Don Sopp Alfred Sorvino Robert Speakman Sharon Stahler Clare Staples Carol States Lorraine Stein Shara Stephan Harry Sykes Lorraine Therien Sheryl Thomson Mel Topf Jerry Reneau Paul Richman Carroll Riddle Roger Rogahn Ronald Rogahn Raul Royval Rosemary Secon Jo Shepherd Bob Shubb Jim Smally Bonnie Smith Sally Smith Alice Tanner Stan Tauber Patricia Tennes Tom Valyo Harold Wagner Betty Wagoner lj' Eh ' Ephebian . . . Mark Millard pebl QS 'ZiA.,.AE l M 5 i l l Ephebian . . . Mardy Myers Shutter Shy Olga Coia Dick Depue Joe Matsuda Don Weaver Dennis Weinstein Jill Weiss Duane Wilson Gary Wilson Melinda Winniclc Ted Zwicker Naomi Monson John Morris Larry Young Jeanette Yunker Barry Miller Beverly Whecir Sandy Wheeler David Williams Page Nmetfen l J' 'ml' Ulf! President Cnot picturedj, Larry Young, Vice-President, Harry Sykes, Secretary, Karen Bruce, Treasurer, Duane Wil san, Historian Cnot picturedj, Ronnie Rogahn. Z 1 MRS. EDNA EVANS enior rye ouncil The Winter '57 Senior Aye Council governed the Class with the traditional skill. The Sealbearers, Di- ane Azar, Robert Davis, Larry Horowitz, Michael Kilgore, Rochelle Leiter, Roger Rogahn, Ronald Rogahn, and Louise Frankel, were the highest scholastically in their class. 7 5e '0'AYe Sponso' Qrls League Iwnfer arnival Queen, Janice Griffin, A-12 Attendants, Bonnie Pitts and Lynn Silbert, B-l2 Attendants, Sue Tull and Betty Tock stein, A-ll Attendants, Irene Lawrence and Marcia Koenig, B-ll Attendants, Gerry Goletz and Linda Baxter A-l0 Attendants, Mary Boys and Betty Maakestad, B-lO Attendants, Janet Neal and Ann Greslie. 'Ex 3 'Qs v , L -Mft Ijze qifans of wnfer The Senior Ayes of W'57 found their three years at North Hollywood coming to a rapid closeg in order to preserve the memories of their last moments, the Titans captured these activities on film. Recogniz- able above are Bonnie Pitts, Harry Sykes, Mrs. Evans, Wendy Higbee, Karen Bruce, Pam Mohn, Bodie ffl ii. x mm nn lr 1 E Rx S S n'1 1 QX1 ,gn 'U MX lj lllllll , 1+-MMV,-Q .ILIIAH X i Chandler, Larry Young, and Ken Jackson, just to mention a few. 'D C 1? Qi df? Q 53 a , . t is ' E9 I H C-. - i e 4 K! t ' N 5 Q Q , g G r N ll ll 8 XX M mx xv ei ff , if-' of' , ,1......., fl7'J I -IIVI KRUEGER President The Utopians, graduating in June of 1957, left vacancies for over 600 new students, in size, as in prestige, the class of S'57 was outstanding. Behind them remain the thoughts of high school crushes, crowded hallways, their beautiful bright red sweaters, Senior wills in the Arcade, the farewell assembly, Mrs. Evans, the hash line, and the Senior Lawn with its privileges. As the path to the future grows more difficult to travel, and as the past begins to fade in the dis- tance, North Hollywood's Utopians will refresh their mem- ories with a glance through the El Camino of their gradua- tion year. SENIOR AYE OFFICERS S'57 RON SEI BERT Vice-President LIZ TERRELL KENT ALLENDER KERBY ALVY Secretory Treasurer Historian Page Twenty-two ,eZ'1' . Sian Abrams Mike Acosla, Jr. Elliot Acior Liz Allen Margot Alles Arfhur Alfounian Ken Ambler Bob Annison Riia Aronson Gail Baldwin Mike Baldwin Roberta Ball Rose Marie Barba Carole Barker Kay Lynne Barron John Beck Derill Beebe David Beeman, Jr. Dick Beymer Carolyn Bigler Barbara Bilisncmsky Marilyn Biftaker Barbara Black Leonard Black Lin Adreon Nancy Albee Dave Allen Kerby Alvy Bertha Andrews Micky Alzola Judy Atkinson Mark Averill Ray Bade Marie Benton Lan Berger Sheila Berman Evan Binn Rae Bisom Blanche Bissell Hope Blades Roger Bland Bob Blumberg LAW? 'U f j 'i'l fi. , Yi? Epheblan Terry Beckett .loan Boeken Carole Bogan John Bohannon Barbara Bowlby Ran Brand Paul Breskin Roger Broggie ll Carol Brown Betty Bruno Bonnie Brusha Tanya Bryant Pat Buckley Valerie Buffungton Eleanor Boyer Jack Boynton Marshall Brown Rozelle Brown Connie Bufalini Ron Bufflngton 1'-7 Mike Callahan Barbara Cantor Linda Cape Barbara Card Barbara Carpenter Jerry Catania Judy Cathro Colene Caton Mike Cherniss George Chmyz Carol Christensen Kenneth Cirlin Arlene Clark Brenda Burns Carolyn Butler Judy Callles Joan Cambier Richard Carr Sharon Carter Eli Chernow Sally Chisholm Bob Clawson Alvin Cohen W .JE , xv ' VA. IW' ,115 Barbara Cohen Gerry Cohen Ann Cooper Marlene Corliss Charles Crawford Shirley Crouse Steve Davis Dennis Deane Rich DeCuir Kent DeGroff Sue DeLoria Frank Dennis Paul Dodge Vodra Doyle Donna Ekhoff Bob Elclred Susan Cohn Shirley Cole Susan Colell Joele Connolly Ron Corn Charles Coulrer Laura Cox Margie Cox Barbara Curtis Barbara Dahl Anne Davidovich Nancy Davis Carolyn DeCarlo Hank Dell Sieve DeSena Arlene Diamond Roberta Dimmer? Elaine Dinaberg Fred Dreher .lim Dunn Pat Ebberts Bill Edwards Ken Elliott Nancy Ellison Vonda Ellsworih Adrienne Epsfein Ephebian . . . Ken Bon if F47 H ,E H ' l F . H ff, A , Joyce Ex Paula Falilcotf Marilyn Feinman Sharon Felsher Renee Finkelberg Jerry Fitzgerald Linda Fowler Diana Fox Roxie Freese Louis Friedman Sandra Frizell Paul Fuller Rudy Garza Carla George Joyce Giles Richard Gilstrap Dann Fallenbuchel Jo Ann Farber Shari Farrell Marilynn Feinblatt Marion Ferguson Arline Feuer Antoinette Ficarella Judith Fimberg Mike Fizzolio Gloria Flach Louis Forlano Gail Forrester Jo Marie Fox Ronnie Fritch Trish Gage Stella Garcia Nancy Gardener Marilyn Gardner Stanley George Pete Giambalvo Julie Gibson Patty Gibson Al Ginsburg Wilma Gist Ron Gielsvic Jean Glaeser Ephebian . . . Bob Chasin - v -1991 Q i f V V V ' ,.,A ,,,1,,, 14.1, C, ' J Gsm Ephebian . . . Carol Espy fe' Marty Glassman Agnes Glavin Joan Goldberg Mike Goldbloom Joel Gooclkind Marcia Gordon Chuck Gorder Keifh Gouger Arlene Green Nadine Greenhalgh Lynne Griffin Deroy Grogan Pele Gruen Carolyn Haas Elis Hagslrom, Jr. Paf Hale Mary Halkney Carole Halquisf Chris Hamer Glenda Hampshire Linda Handley Bryan! Hanlce Deborah Harper Kit Harper Maxine Harris Carol Harrison Madeline Goleman Rachel Gonzales Harry Grant Sieve Gray Leba Grossblat Stu Groten Anita Guberman Roslyn Gull John Hadraba Danny Haggerly Roberla Hamlin Carol Hamer Greg Hanlon Pat Harkness Linda Harrod Dan Hassenpflug -L-5 -Q 49 J' film f Ephebian . . . Joanie Fox MW Larry Haysletl Cecily Henley Richard Heim Lois Heinrich Keith Helm Shirley Herndon Bob Higgins Jim Higgins Bob Hilberr Margarei Hill Bob Hillison Puff Hilfon Miles Hodge Arnold Hoffman Charloife Hoffman Carole Holmgren Herb Holmquisi Randy Holt Adrianne Holfzman Bob Horowitz Dofiy Houfek Judy Howard Celeste Hrdlicka Julie Hughes Janet Humble Fred Hufchirs Mariy Irwin Al lsenberg Beverly Jackson Claudia Jackson Beni Jacobs Dick Jacobs Harvey Jacobs Pai Jameson Kafhy Jampol Jim Jarreh Page Jenkins Mclrgareffe Jepsen Richard Johnsen Bill Johnson Carol Johnson Diane Johnson Hill-g U ll 1 i f J -fv-f f J ,.,1o,,, , Wgiiiiiui q ,, ,, .41-.,o.,,, ,. J: , W4 gi, ,fi I7 ...,.e Y,,, Ve, lx Eric Johnson Fran Johnson Nancy Keele Brian Kelly Carole Kingsberg Ron Kinyoun Beth Klevins Lawrence Kline Presfon Knepper Harry Knorr, Jr. Robert Kram Sharon Krausmann Judy Kummer Donna l.allo Howard Lee Bef? Leibee Gail Johnson Bob Jones Barbara Jung Bruce Kay Anne Kelscn Gary Kenworthy Cheryl Killpack Judy King Janet Kirk Brent Kirkpairick Suzanne Kish Brad Kiflredge Janie Klipfel Tom Knowles Richard Kreisberg Pele Kruse Bob Kugler John Kula John Lang Kay Latter Sieve Laursen Linda- Lazenby Jim Leih Judy Leislner Marilyn Leon Alice Lepis Epheblan . . . Bruce Galr flfl Sue Levenfhal Phyllis Leviff Pai Ludwin Dave Luick Jeff McComb Susan McGuigan Sfeve McMorris Jim McRec1 Pai Malone Mel Manolis Joan Mansfield Linda Margolis Esther Maiison Jere May Bill Miller Bob Miller Randy Lipson Sharon Lofstedf Chuck Lorino Tom Lowry Lynn Lund Shirley Lyons Richard McCallum Susan McClure Dodie McGuire Norma McHone Bob McKinley Kaihy McKinley .lim Maas Pa? Maneff Eric Martens Bob Martin Gail Marlin Monyeen Mariini Judy Meredith Roy Michael Nancy Mierlof Adrienne Migdal Drena Miller Mike Miller Sieve Miller Yvonne Miller Ephebian... Doug Greene ,ju Q f 1 J Epheb .F f':H: Wm ali' .n...,..Mi ,.. in I G ' 'Y Ulf? N' , grjrwn, U ,f 'i , H, ,WW W' ,WV ,, ,O ',,,Ag,,fQ my Ephebian . . . Jim Krueger Al Mills Bill Millon .lucly Minear Eileen Minfzer Pete Moller Wendell Monello Barbara Moon Gene Moore Arsen Muger David Muir Jerri Murphy Eddie Myers Jean Nelson Rosalie Newell Ron Newman Robert Newsom Daren Noel Warren Nokleberg Penny O'Connor Nellie Ogaz Joe Oliphanf Paf Oliver Margie Orsan Kenneth Owen Sandra Padclen Rosella Padilla Elaine Minlzer Dave Moeller Gloria Moran Bruce Moyer Gary Nadeau Bruce Neidorf Linda Nelson Ron Nevius Gary Newman Raleigh Newman Diane Norris Don Nunley Janaan Olson Lorella Opsefh Toni Page Angelo Palazzo my Bill Livingston fx 4 Bill Panaretos Richard Pandolfi Linda Pankratz Diane Papkin Carole Paramore Klaus Paschke Pat Pate Vince Patrizio Gary Patterson Linda Peacock Dianne Peardon Susanne Pearson Cyd Percin Sue Pfeiffer Earl Philpotf Charlotte Pierce Marion Pikulin Bill Plachy Tony Plebanik Bob Plemon Ann Plotnick Frank Polilelli Rochelle Pollan Bud Posfil Marilyn Potter Gayle Powers Judy Poznanski Sue Prather Carole Pratt Jim Pratt Connie Provenzano Jim Quint Gabriel Ramos Mary Ann Ramstead Judy Raskin Myrna Raslcoff Dave Raynesford Linda Reese Neal Renfro Danny Reyes Sharon Richards Jon Riddle ,-gfrkx Sandra Rieger Sally Rinkenberger Judy Rippel Ann Robbins Rosalind Robbins Sandee Roberis Marie Robertson Mary Alice Rockwell Ron Roderick Liz Rodgers John Rombeau Riia Rosaie Howard Rosen Gail Ross Myron Ross Arlene Roih Janef Roth Rosalind Rumsey Pai Ryan Judy Salk Jerry Salfzman Joan Samcnrjiun Mel Sant Trudy Saposhnek Joe Schott Diane Schenck Joan Schiff Sheril Schindele Gale Schloclcer Joel Schlosberg Marilynn Schmid? Beverly Schmif? Rudd Schoeffel Judy Schroder Bob Schroeder Charles Schwarfz Sheila Schwariz Siephen Schwimer Fred Scordino, Jr. Bob Scura Ron Seiberf Dick Seifert Ephebian . . .Susan McDonald fflffl 17 Q98 . , if, Fred Selan Mike Selclon Jane Seymour Gerry Shaffer Neale Shaner Carol Shapiro Tom Shields Carol Shenkin Linda Sherman Gene Shubert Bob Shuken Patsy Shull Mark Siegel Louise Silversher Azalea Simon Deanne Shankey Mary Lynn Skinner Fred Sklar Mel Slocum Barbara Smith Beverly Smith Janice Smith Terry Smith Arline Smylie Vern Solberg Quentin Sorrell Jo Ann Soule Sandra Sewers Celia Spiegel Doreen Spinelli Carl Spitz Dennis Stalzer Lynda Stearman Jerry Steele Joan Steele Madelyn Stein Dan Steinberg Barbara Stephens Bob Sterling Kathleen Steven Shirley Stewart Tom Stewart if fix QW M ,Ln - VPN, M, kwa , af'-K Img ww W ' yyw W Vw V f v K , f V '-' ff Q ,L 1 J, N... Ae ip Q 'ep' ,, 'Jaffa-R 2 A .1 Ephebian . . . Liz Terrell Arleene Wade Jack Wade John Wade, Jr. Sherry Wald Ron Wander Richard Warren Arthur Wein Sheila Weinberger Russell Wesffall .Ioan Weyand David White Sharleen While Judy Widman Jackie Williamson Barbara Wilson David Wilson Kaihy Windham Mike Winfield Jerry Wolf Ron Wood Gary Wright Laurel Wright Fred Yarrow Rocky Yorke Dorolhy Zeller M21 Zimmerman Craig Walker George Walker Roberia Weisman Kay Weldon Marven Whitham David Whilney Richard Willell Sharon Williams Gayle Willinger Woody Willis Brian Witt Sue Witzman Marie Wright Sluc1:'lWrigl1l Dale Zindler Arlene Zillell il El E l 'I ie: ll lll ll ze- Y .m,...nM Judy Rosenihal Edna Piro Linda Bowen Epheblan - - - Pai' Aldrich Angelo Corallis Mary Sherrin Wayne Abel Janice Brumshagen linda Burnefle Jeanan Couriney Judie Curran Bonnie Gufzrnan Leah Kafcoff Beryl Lobe Charles McCarty Shutter Shy Ruel Mizrachi Dorothy Newman Benfe Paus Bob Rodman Tom Ruffner Dean Robb Sandee Sfocker Henry Wilson Ellen Wrighi Sue Tull Candidates for l.oreHa Firesione Shepard Goodman Sandra Hardgrave Sandra Malheny John Sondidge Ephebian . . . Tom Zinzer Summer School Graduation Gene Taft Pal Vero Joel Westervell Jerry Wheeler Page Tlzirty-gerclz is Row l-Kathy Jampol, Pat Harkness, Ann Kelson, Carolyn DeCarlo, President Jim Krueger, Sponsor Mrs. Edna Evans, Secretary Liz Terrell, Treasurer Kent Allender, Carol Pratt, Colene Caton, Sandy Sowers, Joanie Fox. Row 2-Judy Atkinson, Judy Kummer, Nancy Gardner, Mel Sant, Mel Slocum, Louis Friedman, Eli Chernow, Alice Lepis, Judy Utz, Diane Papkin, Valerie Butfington. Row 3-Howard Rosen, Bob Hillison, Bob Jones, John Had- rcgbct, Bill Plachy, Marshall Brown, David Beeman, Bruce Gair, Tom Zinzer, David Luick, Steve DeSena, Mickey A zo a. enior cye ouncil North Hollywood High School's summer class was as rich in talent as it was in numbers. The Utopians, over 600 strong, graduated a record number of Sealbearers, those students who have been scholastically tops for at least four semesters, and boasted a strong Senior Aye Council under President Jim Krueger. M , if V f A . ? MRS. EDNA EVANS Senior Aye 5P0nS0f Sealdearers Row 'I-Mr. Raymond Meyer, Joan Fox, Eleanor Sutton, Gail Forrester, Rozelle Brown, Leba Grossblat, Renee Finkelberg, Gloria Flach. Row 2--Carol Shenkin, Eli Chernow, Carol Espy, Susan McDonald, Mike Cherniss, Larry Kline, Alice Lepis, Joan Goldberg. Row 3-Nancy Keele, Bob Eldred, Ken Bondy, Marshall Brown, Stan Abrams, Terry Beckett, George Chmyz, Bob Jones. ff Senior Snaps 361 S .1 ,Z ACD 19: lr w, if Ui CLASSES From the baby shoe to the dress black and spike heel, the footprints of the underclassmen have traveled many paths. It is here that important decisions will be made. Here the road will branch time and again so that the student must choose be- tween right and Wrong. At North Hollywood High the shoe of a future vocation is fitted to the almost mature foot, and the footsteps are guided on the proper route. Forty' 'u 1 w 4 e H 1 ,f 'J-. fl V I 1 Rifh Milla M0 Presid X l0hI1 Alsup M0 Presidm 1 '-. Rich Millard John Gino Ken Jewesson A 10 President B-11 President A-11 President rzflbnier LOWER CLASS PRESIDENTS Among other new features, the El Camino for 1957 contains for the first time a section of homeroom pictures. In this way, each and every student appears somewhere in his yearbook, and the indistinguishable tiny heads of past thousand-student pictures have been eliminated. The underclassmen are coming into their own in student government and school affairs as well, and the lower class presidents retained their seats on the Student Council during the semesters of 1957. The lower classes held their own social events, as well as boasting their own service clubs. The footsteps of these two thousand-plus students will be etched plainly on North Hollywood High School's history. Y im Krue er J g B- 1 2 President Summer K John Alsup jon Madian Tony Angell Gary Arbuckle A 10 President B-11 President A-11 President B-12 President Mrs. Lorehcl Edgerton--Room 'IO2 Mrs. Leila Rosen-Room 'I13 I I Mrs. Arlene Rosenblotf--Room 217 Mrs. Robert Arnold-Room 220 Mrs. Mozelle Crowder-Room 'I08 Mr. John Kennedy-Room 104 1 5 , Q 1.- -I me ?'5 Q -'xi H, ,V A f ,QQ eg g1.:H' :gy 1 as W5 x ! S A I f 1 ,shi Mr. Allen Watson-Room 212 Mrs. Gladys Byrczm-Room 219 1 Mrs. Thedcl Monroy-Room 214 l , 21 Miss Marilyn Minsberg-Room 114 Mr. George G. Gilmore-Room 116 I i! ' , Eg . 'X A -I my Q ini QF -v jg- ggy?-,r XP-' ,- J 8 ,- ,V , at-,,,: . -I ,, -- , .,-. rw.- 3,4 3 ? WW X 1: ,,. A-df ml. gn. Jw F an l' 52 v ,H 1 .'1 5 M3 sw 3 , . I X Vv K1- 1 l lu 1. 1 I Mr. Robert Hcmllcugcn-Room 240 Mrs. Inez Driscoll-Room 241 Mr. Raymond H. Meyer-Room 243 Mrs. Esther Bohcmon--Room 149 Mr. John Francis-Room 244 Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett-Room 246 Mr. Som Kafzmcm--Room 213 Mr. Walter Zetlmcuer-Room 248 Miss Zello Allinson-Room 150 Mrs. Cecil Jean Bornell-Bungalow K Mrs. Arline D'Agostino-Bungalow B Mr. Richard Miller-Bungalow C Mrs. Bonita Domries-Bungalow E Mr. Earl Matthews-Bungalow F Mrs. Mildred Hanson-Bungalow G Mr. Joseph Lynch-Bungalow I Mr. James Sesmo-Bungalow J Mrs. Eleanor McMahon-Bungc1lowL -'53 '--4 L e ' f 1f-'VJ ' i , Mr. Byron Pesin-Bc1ske'rBungc1low Mrs, Dorothy DuggqniR00m 125 Mr. Roy Woodyard-Room 5 Mr. Chester Korber-Room 'I61 Mr. Douglas Wallace and Mr. Jack Burgon-Room 8 Mr. George Young-Room 4 t., ff 1? A, ,,, 47,1 4. V5 Q Q f, wif Q xg lf aiu? 7- i ihivl W. 9- ,fps f ' J, ' bg J! v , Ai .hw E 'QQ' fvvy Y. 9.15 I I M - W , X N ,-mfiirra' N W I , M f'X X ' V561 'T fx sig iw x in gj, ,ga A, '15iz,f'+ f X , fi ,L 'A i Af - I 5 in ASiy2EzU' X ,Q 1f sg. aim 431:45 ' ' I, srifwgy. 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Warren-Period 6 B-'IO English Mrs. Mildred Hanson-Period 1 B-'IO English Mr. Kenneth McAnoll-Period 'I B-'IO English a l Mrs. Esther Sfodel-Period 4B B-'IO English Mrs. Stoclel-Period 6 ' l. 1 ' f N Mr. Miller-Period 4B Mr. Miller-Period 2 aculfly Snaps To those hard-working people in our school, the faculty, the following section is dedicated. Students and teachers alike will recognize those pictured below in their natural habitats: the classrooms, the halls, the cafeteria, the ofhces. X! 'ms ' t ER-is .Xi K and W A ' e ,,-' 5 , 5 . 4 ., . 3 L' 12 ,. ,Z 5 X' fu ,,. r Ji.-1: W. fl I'- ff T, 5 V +4 is 5 A'fi 'fAi?f ,y , . ' 'A Z ,.,J.,- , 1 5 J ii 13 , ef' l . SEV . Qi-3,82 I , ggi Q mm Wv A-A11 1 5 f, ' ' 'E .Y i: ' -H I 3 fx Ie .,,' x . A NN :- -As . Q-.911 ' 1-. 'iii' 'Y fi ' ' mi' 'r ,-2 .. ,Q s .. , - U. 1 A . ,.. gg 9 Q f , .-.. .. f f GOVERNMENT F J rule: who I by If 1 Signf anvo1 1 1 Pf0Pf Y Q s A4 X X I Q H: QXCXAW Q 'I Xigx ,Q 4 X 0 4 A Q3 X Xxx ,QQ-VM V fX If Q15 X J7 1-',qZ g'f2f'I-2'Q9Is2.:, X ,,.9 1 we SN Q fi W hh. ., -g ,M 4322 ,J 0 , YQ f L Dvf X X x ' 'MEM ' W .f..-' QQ f SCHOOL Q! r a X Lol li NX .-:Lp ,,,- Q 1--,, g,,.:'1g1f,1,., vgjagflh i 1, ' A' ,, , ,give ' X A 44 R wiv -f6 ?5 X X , E, ? Q offic 1 If f if , I If yi any Z f I' X 4 ' WHY 2 , X 2' ' LJM H ' J jf, 4,39 ' RE UA me Us .A-.5-ji. A-iff 'A' za Z3 'iii -Q 2,2 vp , 'T' ff I C3-Q P Z K! .---'Z yy Q? J-2 XSL, 'VQQL-IIIXPD Pay .M T ff fb 9 I T0 K J M fx X L WINTER '57 Especially on the path to the future there are rules of the road which must be followed by those who would be successful. Bingville's government by the students and for the students establishes the signposts along the path, so that the footsteps of anyone who desires success may be guided to the proper end. STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTS Under the capable leadership of Presidents Mark Millard and Doug Greene, and their active cabinets composed of the top leadership material in the school, the student body carried out its innumerable activities in the smoothest possible manner. These officers are to be commended for the 1957 school year which will remain vivid in the memories of all Huskies. SUMMER '57 T T T 4 v 1 I T T I I I I I 'Zi 3 5.1 F. . ' ' ' . -.1 weve- .--- 7 , Y. , , 1 'U Mardy Myers Janice Griffin Doug Greene Vice-President Secretary Treasurer T STUDENT BODY OFFICERS T T T Vice-President Secrefury Treasurer Bob Chusin Toni Page Don Heitzer Row I- Sully WTI Sponsor linda Huw Brown, C Newcomi Reber! RI Row Gag Cor: Stei: levi 4 A Winn: Swat mer :iizef , ,,,,,.,nQ+,, .. - WA...- MR. ARNOLD PROKOP Row T-Della Taglieri, Nadine Greenhaulgh, Ellen Fenton, Sally Wise, Laurel Wright, Janie Klipfel, Linda Lasseter, Sponsor Sponsor Mr. Arnold F. Prokop. Row 2-Maureen Hooper, Linda Handley, Ann Winchell, Barbara Curtis, Sue Tull, Susan Brown, Carol Shenkin, Claire Muchnick, Trish Gage, Elizabeth Newcomb. Row 3-Louis Levy, Carter Phelps, Noel Van Ness, Robert Rodman, Tony Angell, Larry Horwitz, Chuck Gorder. W'57 STUDENT COURT S'57 Row T-Sponsor Mr. Prokop, Joanie Fox, Fran Mayo, Merrily Lefcourt, Sharon Seddon, Chuck Gorder, Trish Gage, Ann Bassin, Hilda Nichamin, Susan Enders, Andrea Stern, Pat Malone. Row 2-Bill Heichel, Dave Krieger, Carole de Angelis, Dodie McGuire, Jerry Green, John Rombeau, Gayle Willinger, Judy Utz, Laurel Wright, Louis Stein, Susan McGuigan, Janet Neal. Row 3-Sandie Gettleman, Jim Wright, April Hardin, Lou Friedman, Bob Lever, David Whitney, Craig Walker, Bob Jones, Mel Slocum, Stan Stein, Dick Jacobs, Glen Gale, Sue Schwank. I T iz 54 '-I ,f 'lfVl ' 17 Mike Kilgore Sharon Stahler Allen Buckner STUDENT CUUN W'57 S'5. Escudero President Madrina President Head Cheerleader Toni Page Susan McGuigan Susan McDonald Tom Zinzer Doclie McGuire Wendy Higbee lleflilllll I Boys' Athletics Girls' Athletics Boys' Self-Government Girls' Self-Government Boys' League Pres. Girls' League Pres. Girlyl Larry Young Jim Krueger Ken Jewesson John Gino Rich Millard Bruce Kay EliCl1er e0QUe Pres. HOW Seniore Aye Pres. Senior Bee Pres. A-Tl Pres. B-'IT Pres. A-TO Pres. ROTC Colonel C0l0ne UW N Wendy Higbee Mike Winfield Penny Smith Mel Manalis COUNCH Head Cheerleader Madrina President Escudero President Kerby Alvy Linda Fowler Ken Jewesson Sandi Marshall Bob Plemon Susan McDonald Pvbliciw l Publicity Health Assemblies Service Safety Scholarship 1'n'?D?iw I .src . Sue Tull Noel Van Ness Trish Gage Chuck Gorder Shari Farrell Jerry Steele TWT P fly Leu ,res Girls' League Pres. Boys' League Pres. Girls' Self Government Boys' Self Government Girls' Athletics Boys' Athletics gust ' Eli Chernow John Alsup Tony Angell Jon Madian Gary Arbuckle Jim Krueger Bucs lol . Colonel 3:6 ,zf ROTC Colonel A-'IO Pres. A-ll Pres. B-ll Pres. Senior Bee Pres. Senior Aye Pres. i A-4vUrI'W ' Top Row-Corres ondin S t C I M - - ' ' p g ecre ary, aro cQuown, Treas Top Row-Treasurer, Don Heltzer, Secretary, Steve McMorrls, urdBarascl1i59 1 urer, Carol Espy, Historian, Sandy Marshall. Bottom Row- Historian, Frank Macari. Bottom Row-President, Ron Gor- Presldenlflolm Recording Secretary, Trish Gage, President, Bonnie Pitts, Vice- don, Vice-President, Mel Manalis. ygpf,JullyW9lC President, Sue Tull. l l l ' . I 9 J 9 C . 4 ll' 5 an OHS 2613142 ICCYS l The Student Leagues at North Hollywood High School feature something l of interest to all. Each enrolled student is a member of either the Girls' or the l Boys' Leagues, and these student groups carry out their own activities, as well as combining forces for a joint good-will project each semester. The Girls, League Winter and Spring festivals, special interest assemblies, the Christmas 5 project, and many other worth-while events help to guide the Huskie foot- ,l prints in the right direction. ll l l gillOFFlCERS- Recording Secretary, Joanne Munari, Vice-President, Suzanne Treasurer, Frank Mocari, Secretary, Richard Lombardi, Presi- d:t'liluurn6:5ec Kish, President, Sue Tull, Corres onding Secretar , Anna dent, Noel Van Ness, Vice-President, Don Nunle , Historian, ll'l0ll'lAlSl 1 P Y Y lnnub ll ' Fagerlin, Historian, Ellen Wright. Richard Millard. eelunr l l ez .qn7y5,evEMcMnH,K! A-'IO OFFICERS-President, Rich Millardp Vice-President, Rich- B-12 OFFICERS--President, Jim Kruegerp Vice-President, Bob -pgsidenivkon ard Baraschp Secretary, Ardis Blackburne. B-ll OFFICERS- Plemmonp Secretary, Carol Espy. A-ll OFFICERS--President, President, John Ginop Vice-President, Frank Macarip Secre- Ken Jewessonp Vice-President, Don Heitzerg Secretary, Sharon I tary, Judy Welch Knot picturedj. Garrett. B-ll OFFICERS-President, Jon Madianp Vice-President, Ardis Blackburnep Secretary, JoAnn Petroni. A-'I0 OFFICERS-Presb OWZI' Class OffEC2YS The lower classes have recently become more active in school affairs and politics. Assemblies, dances, and other activities are planned especially by and for the underclassmen. As they progress through their high school years, the tenth and eleventh graders are finding more things to interest them, and, by the time they reach the Senior year, their footsteps have fallen upon a varied path which is the North Hollywood extra-curricular program. A-'Il OFFICERS-President, Tony Angellp Vice-President, John Evertsf Secretary, John Sharpe. B-'I2 OFFICERS-President, Gary Arbuckley Vice-President, Ken Jewessonp Secretary, jlqmbafdighesi' dent, John Alsupp Vice-President, Randy Vaughn: Secretary, Ninleyf Historian, Annabelle Tanner. Diane Shadley. viii. ACTIVITI ES On campus and off, between classes and after school, the foot- steps choose a less rigid route. Here along the path to the fu- ture are found the resting places, where the feet which travel the Well-Worn path may pause for a moment to trip the light fantastic. Here may be found the bare foot of the beach enthu- siast, the glittering heel at the prom, the sober black of a speak- er's shoe in the auditorium, or the varied array of colorful foot- gear at the Senior picnic. Activities throughout school years are one of the most important influences toward future happiness, and at North Hollywood High the footsteps are Well guided by a rounded array of school functions. fx XX - A J , , '-19 LA: - 2- -'wa . -, ' an U if Q67 I I A' Xl fi 1.1 'Jig' l X p gr 'iii' 'f N x '13, K N lx ji 20, - ' ' N , f f -SI'.X'fj'-SI C- WW NW? mfgqwwws N MMM Mu 1 f mpjwivfwf X-,..1 ---e v L I V , . L fgfamumzlvfzzggxx y l '-ff ' If EDITOR- N-CH EF JANAAIX. OLSON The members of the El Camino staff, under the advisorship of Mr. Doug- las Wallace, have attempted to present an adequate picture of every student's Foosteps to the Future. Our own footsteps were many and hurried as we attempted to meet every deadline with promptness and perfection, but the end result is ample repayment for hours spent in cutting, pasting, drawing, typing, and all-around confusion. To Mr. Fox, our past principal, we have dedicated the El Camino of 1957, but to you, the students, we pledge many an enjoyable hour as you review your high school memories through these pages. Wendy Higbee Barbara Curtis Penny Smith Susan McDonald Sixty-eight l llllllll STAFF llil. t l I zneldllelson Britt Tiarno Nancy Palmer Above may be seen a rare portrayal of a yearbook staff, a moment when all are together, and all are quiet. Since such times are unusual indeed, this picture will be one of the many treasures to be found within the bright red cover of this book. I new 4 Joel Nemoy Eddie Kotal Grace Dove Allan Jacobson 0 . p Mall , 1 Page Sixty-nine I l if EDITUR-IN-CHIEF RONNIE ROGAHN ARCADE sill vv'57 S'57 QJ ce , VS N f l spo Q Xe!! 6 Q J 2 mu X I 7 ' L f K X tape jx ff P I0 Lx ,W V B me A f MN .Z X Sm IQ 4 2 ,ii i if - Q r' J Ap 6 Ly x i 8 Q ann f , -2 ,ff 'Q Aff 'ZA f I I ' N0 wx ! , R Row l-Carol Tuller, Kerby Alvy, Kay Latter, Ronnie Rogahn, Tony Luraschi, Carolyn de Carlo, Advisor Miss d li Elizabeth Stoakes. Row 2-Ronnie Gordon, Janaan Olson, Al Isenberg, Gary Branch, Laura Cox, Sue Lockman, lun Sheryl Thompson, Ann Robbins. W0 l ll! is E P lllll STAFF S57 Weekly, the Arcade staif publishes a record of activities in sports, clubs, and miscellaneous, on campus and off. They must capture in print the interesting features along the path to the future, and it is a hurried and hectic life which the members of Arcade stalf, and their advisor, Miss Elizabeth Stoakes, lead from Friday to Friday. Well remembered are the April Fool issue, the After-Easter miniature, the Senior issues and their many wills, and the gigantic election issues. The Arcade, like the El Camino, provides a complete record of North Hollywood High School memories. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF KAY LATTER Row l-Ann Robbins, Carolyn De Carlo, Peggy Hill, Al lsenberg, Alice Lepis, Kay Latter, Carl Phaff, Nancy Gar- dener, Carol Tuller, Trudy Saposhnek, Della Taglieri. Row 2-Fred Sklar, Sue Lockman, Peter Gruen, Tony Luraschi, Kerby Alvy, Eddie Hart, Bob Schwartz, Bill Milton, Morris Litwack, Laura Cox, Janaan Olson, Sheldon Wolk, Wilma Gisf. Not pictured-Liz Rodgers, Managing Editor, Jane Seymour, Circulation Manager. Las Madrinas, which, defined, means The Protectresses or The Godmothersf' is the 12th grade girls' service club with a membership limited to 30 girls. Madrinas serve the school in every way possible and promote loyalty, honesty, and friendship among the girls of the student body. President, Sharon Stahler, Vice-President, Rochelle Leiter, tiecording Secretary, Pam Mohn, Treasurer, Mardy Myers, Historian-Chaplain, Janice Griffin, Sponsor, Mrs. Jin s. Madrina President Escudero President Las madrinas 9 'LU 57 O5 65CllJef05 Sharon Stahler Mike Kilgore Los Escuderos means The Defenders, or The Protectors, and, by giving service to their school, the 12th grade boys defend the honor system of the school and protect the rights of every student. Escuderos are the outstand- ing boys in the school, chosen for their leadership and citizenship. President, Mike Kilgore, Vice-President, Jerry Klein, Secretary, Bill Livingston, Treasurer, Jim Krueger, Historian, Ray Marin, Sergeant-at-Arms, Craig Walker, Sponsor, Mr. Neugebauer. 1 i0 1 sewice , , , MW The duties ofthe Madrinas are many and varied, they include acting as attendants at all assemblies, assisting on uw! registration and graduation days, and acting as an official welcoming committee to all visitors to the school. :cw President, Penny Smith, Vice-President, Roxie Freese, Recording Secretary, Carol Hamer, Corresponding Secretary, l JoAnn Soulep Treasurer, Leba Grossblat, Historian, Susan McDonald, Chaplain, Carol Espy. Escudero President Madrina President as madrinas S157 os escuol eros Mel Manalis Penny Smith grade stand- Los Escuderos are available for many service duties throughout the school year. ln addition to duties shared ,Jew with the Madrinas, these Seniors assist the Student Government, usher at football games and track meets, and lillifl serve the faculty in any way possible. President, Mel Manalis, Vice-President, Kent Allender, Secretary, Bill Liv- ingston, Treasurer, Bob Jones: Historian, Stan Abrams, Sergeant-at-Arms, Marshall Brown. gl L L . v ww.: '. ' flfm 4 Los Serenos, the 10th grade boys' service club, fosters better school relations with A-'IO and B-10 boys, and provides them with the opportunity to give service to their school. Member- ship is limited to 30 boys, each of whom must have a C average, high merit standings, ancl good citizenship. Appli- cants are selected by the members. President, David Breitsteing Vice-President, Randy Vahang Secretary, John Poucher. Las Amitas is the service club for A-10 girls. These girls serve the school, and promote school cooperation and spirit. Any A-10 girl may apply for membership if she has 90 merits, above average scholarship, and not more than two U's on her past report card. Las Amitas cooperates with the faculty and student organizations in order to provide service when- ever necessary. President, Jo Anne Petroni, Vice-President, Ardis Blackburnep Secretary, Grace Namba. .Los erenos as adm ifas W'57 SERVICE las oncellas os ampeones Las Doncellas, the Ilth grade girls' service club, provides an opportunity for girls to give definite service to North Holly- wood High School. Any llth grade girl may ioin who has good citizenship, high scholarship, and leadership capabili- ties. The membership is limited to 45 and at least one-third ofthe girls must be in the B-l'I grade in order to provide a carry-over. President, Sharon Seddon, Vice-President, Jane Patterson: Secretary, Sandi Ashcibrener. Los Campeones is the service club for 'llth grade boys. It is designed to develop character and leadership, to promote good citizenship, to assist the faculty in every way possible, and to be of service to the community and high school as a whole. Eleventh grade boys who meet the service, citizen- ship, and scholarship requirements may ioin to serve their school. President, Don Heitzer, Vice-President, Larry Maltenp Secre- tary, John Everts. L05 Amitas High School serve at tell atdonces, 0 tion, these nutrition. President, 5 and Joanne Schaeferr 51 lllB los Compeor ever they ur. ntl, und oth: many thingg HUGH, serve uct on the c duties. President, J, llltr Loren r 'v h t . ,.,,, , -..H ,. l 5f:9'flS.serve Las Amitas gain invaluable knowledge of North Hollywood i'?gt h'lnY High School and its activities in their school services. They fl ymfllif serve at teas and banquets, take Sports Night duties, work Rl-0 fs on at dances, and guard doors during 4A lunch period. ln addi- ','e'Gi1UllY tion, these girls keep order in the cafeteria at noon and SME W W' nutrition. M X President, Sheryl Nakashimag Vice-Presidents, Linda Snider 'mlouliei and Joanne May, Secretary, Janet Neal, Treasurer, Sue Schaefer, Sgts.-at-Arms, Ellen Pontoc and Karen Schaefer. J as admifas OS CYVVIPZOYIQS Ieboygltis Los Campeones work for North Hollywood High School when- ig promote ever they are called upon. Faculty, committees, student coun- wbossible, cil, and other groups call upon these 'Ilth grade boys for gclioolcsu many things. They assist at Sports Nights, guard the doors at gtg, citizen- , Serve their :item We' noon, serve at gate duty in the Administration Building, and act on the auditorium staff for ushering and miscellaneous duties. President, John Evertsp Vice-President, Tony Angell, Secre- tary, Loren Petersen, Sponsor, Mr. John Donaldson. Los Serenos guard gates and doors during the first lunch period and serve as guards at athletic events. One of their most important duties is the posting of the daily schedules on the bulletin board in the Main Building each week. In addi- tion, they are on call whenever needed for the many duties which come up during the school year. President, Dave Krieger, Vice-President, Glen Gale, Secretary, Joel Bloom, Assistant Secretary, Jack Heinrich. O5 CYZPIOS S'57 C15 QOYICCNGS Las Doncellas serve as guards at the doors of the Main Building during noon and nutrition periods. It is the duty of these l'lth grade girls to keep the halls reasonably clear and quiet at these times. The girls also assist at Sports Nights, and they are available for extra service when necessary. In addition, they present a skit in the Girls' League Carnival each semester. President, Linda Piehlerg Vice-President, Diane Johnson, Sec- retary, Mary Mauriello, Historian, Cynthia Winters. Il I T .s Us ., , ..,.:,,-. H I. ,V.Vig?4 ,F In 1. U. Y , V k.,,, .g g. ., - . 4 , 'ky X KX ' W 'Smur- acrsxam, ftssaicrg ismi SOCIETY A f I I I , ,fl , Y- 1 I I 'hill' Lf If 4 il? A O '?,,, U- I 7 1, , r, ,ll ji f'4Z'.' E hi i 'lf ' 'I N ' . .. ' , , I N - I :,...'l-Q.: uf- ,.!i, :i-.7 A W'57 S'57 Toni Page Susan McDonald Commissioners of Scholarship President, Susan McDonoldp Vice-President, Bob Jones: Treas- urers, Annu Fcgerlin and Jeff Lombordip Recording Secre tory, Liz Terrellg Corresponding Secretary, Carol Espyp His torian, Laurel Wright: Sgt.-at-Arms, Steve McMorrisp Sponsor, Mr. Meyer. 1 el- 5 ily! ? 1, 12 ii ,.- X wr- W 1 f K Mi WMM S ' M7 . 3 an ,ir 2,41 , , X O bg, rj? X AJI, JE 1 3,1 7 X r X , in .ij 15 a Y 1 X M 11 jg W 4 x y ? f xxx, f I f f A 5 il ' Z 5 7 E' 1 i ' go 2 5 U Sf 1 ' M2 1 f H M , f 3 ffff .fi , . f 7 ' , ,,w . 1 2 QQ 1 I ' , . 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W ..,. , -- ' i 4- if ' 'ff Q 1 5 ,n,, fl? fill r W'57 NORTH HOLLYWOOD MGHS Q ff L Q- 2 W il X M 1 X if 'gr Q QJP .-.I I-tv'-J 'Rf P-J Q X 'lf W, N CHORALIERS K I I X 2 1 ' . f 4 at X O YWUOD HIGH SCHOOL CHGIR 'L ff N . bl . K f A i f J I M3 ff QQ f - ' , - TREBLE CL l Lenore Brlel .,,..... ,A,,,,,,, Mel Slocum ....,. PLAY PRODUCTIONS Cllaisma f OKLAHOMA CAST ...LAUREY .,.,A, ..........CURLY.......... Elaine Cameron ...........Brian Monk l Marilyn Kotes ........... ......,. A DO ANNIE ........ ,,.,,,,,,, S teffi Sorrell Scooter Teague ......... ....,., W ILL PARKER ,,,,,, ,,,,,,-,, W oody Willis I Keith GOUQSI' ......... ......... A Ll HAKIM ...,..,., ,,,,,,,, R on Newman V ' WGYHG Abel ....... ,.YY.Y.,,..... J UD FRY ..,........ ........ K ent Allender V ., John Parks .,... ANDREW CARNES ,..... 1. ....Dick Stickler To follow a series of spectacular Hfirsts' in play production, which in- ! , A 1 ill t g.. il W, - -ri Y gf 'X , r 'A M 'lm l IT i ' I T l 'Illia eluded 'iBrigadoon in 1953 and 'fAnnie Get Your Guni' in 1955, North Hollywood became the first high school in southern California to produce ifOklahoma in 1957. Professional performances were given by artists with impressive lists of background experience, and the high school production could have been rated out of the 'iamateurv class. l Also featured during the year were Drama presentations by the English . Department. North Hollywood took top ratings in the annual Shakespeare ' Festival, as well as presenting many enjoyable assemblies and on-campus I shows. To Mrs. Barbara Shields, director of the Drama activities, and Mr. Nick Rossi, without whose guidance 'iOklahoma would have been nothing, .Mi the El Camino staff offers sincere congratulations. ' -1. Directors of Drama Department one-act plays confer Drama Department make-up artists provided the neces- L upon important parts in the script. sary skilled hands for the OkIahoma! presentation and other drama productions. ' ' Jeanan Courtney, Sue Leventhal, Betty Bruno, Joan Gail Wolfe, Maxine Sharp, Sue Leventhal, Joyce Ex, f Goldberg, Irene Frost, and Dayton Osmond. KCITIHY JGFYIPOI, MGHS Engelke. .4 g l 5 I N l 5 ,M '- -,W Y Y , - -'Y -V -'-- - ---- - -J I -YA -f-- - - ---- 'ff Y VY . . ,. U' I rencA . X Le Cercle Francais has as its pur- pose the study of France, its cus- toms, and its language. Mem- bers walk toward a better un- derstanding of international friendship. President, Rochelle Leiter, Vice- Presidents, Leba Grossblatt, , Sharlene White, Secretary, Linda , Thow, Hospitality, Nancy Palm- er, Jane Patterson, Connie West, Marcia Koenig, Sponsor, Mrs. Opitz. PanisA MA --1 l . , P 1 Spanish Club, for those inter- ested in the Spanish language and Spanish peoples, promotes interest in cultures and customs I of other lands. Requirements 'For f joining are the taking of Span- ish 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8, and approval by the board. President, Sharon Stahler, Vice- President, Susan Enders, Secre- tary, Roxie Freese, Treasurer, Nancy Keele, Sponsor, Mr. Com- pos. l ., W, 1 sn Harlequin QL... Harlequin Club is designed to promote interest in dramatic art. Its members walk an inte-resting path of acting and play produc- tion. lt is open to students with satisfactory scholarship and merit standings who pass a pre- liminary tryout. President, Paul Grant, Vice- President, Pete Moller, Rec. Sec- retary, Julie Farkas, Corres. Sec- retary, Marsha Grenrock, Spon sor, Mrs. Shields. l PCQ4'L.gf'1!l,-jutil l sxax l - National Forensic League mem- bers devote their time to study of speaking, debates, and sim- ilar training. Students in the N.F.L. have received many hon- ors at speech and debate tour- naments throughout Los Ange- les. President, Larry Horwitz, Vice- President, Claire Muchnick, Sec- retaries, Leba Grossblatt and Azalea Simon, Treasurer, Gene Gibbs. To record the photographical footsteps to a North Hollywood student's future, the Photo Club includes any interested photog- raphers or models. The members work in co-operation with stu- dent publications and organiza- tions. President, Ron Gordon, Vice- President, Raleigh Newman, Sec- retary, Barbara Baxter, Treasur- er, Claire Knudsen, Sponsor, Dr. Bedoian. The Future Nurses' Club, recent- ly formed, is designed to guide the footsteps of girls who would enter the nursing profession. lt is open to girls having an inter- est in nursing or any allied pro- fession or vocation. President, Jeannie Funkep Vice- President, Barbara Curtis, Sec- retary, Lorraine Stein, Treasurer, Phyllis Levitt, Sponsor, L. H. Edgerton. Page Ifiglztg'-ficf 5 --W -- --4- W- --W' IT--- Y H' 1. e l .. ' ,fi fm ' 17 'V C4255 CIMA , W M T Chess Club members may be seen before school, during nutri- tion, and at lunch time guiding the footsteps of their chess- men as they travel across the board. President, Bill Plachyp Treasurer, Don Dwiggins, Sponsor, Mr. Westaway. Other members: Dick Humphrey, Art Kahn, Ben Love- less, John Barber, Rozelle Brown. amafA Careful calculating and innu- merable figures enable the Math Club to accurately estimate the width and length of our foot- steps to the future. This club is open to North Hollywood High School students who are inter- ested in math and who have maintained satisfactory grades and citizenship records. President, Terry Beckett, Secre- tary, Mary Alice Rockwell, Spon- fi sor, Mrs. Rosen. 574 eslaians The Thespians, a national organization, is made up at NHHS of the most experienced and talented actors and produc- ers emerging from play produc- tions and programs. t 'gua rd K 1 'st cz . j ,,., .5 M President, Pete Moller, Vice- President, John Laing, Recording Secretary, Judi Gross, Corre- sponding Secretary, Sharon Felshner. Page Eiglzty-six f it Sfage rew 41 MIAC engineers ro jecfion rew lf r .. ,,-,. The spotlight is on the future leaders of the community and the world. Behind the spotlight and behind the stages can be found the NHHS stage crew, who work hard to make the productions as excellent as they always are. Left to Right-Brian Monk, Al Garcia, John Parks, Klaus Pas- colke, Joyce McCann, Vince Sil- veri, Tom Davies, Tanya Bryant. Foosteps can be heard perhaps better than they can be seen. In order that the many auditorium events and student productions may be heard as well as seen, the audio engineers are on the job. First Row-Hodge Miles, Richard Hoppie. Second Row- Buddy Westfall, Jim Pratt, Don Abrams. Down the halls travel the proiec- tion crew boys, trailing film strips in their footsteps. Behind them they leave satisfied teach- ers and classes who were happy to see a movie rather than a test paper. These boys, under Spon- sor Mr. Moore, play an impor- tant part in North Hollywood High School days. Page Eiglzty-xcvcrz 74 1 l , Row I-Capt. Don Weaver, Maior Bruce Kay. Row 2-Lt. COLOR GUARD--Dale Moeller, Barry Noland, Alex deMoor, Lee Burch, Capt. Eli Chernow, Lt. Dave Moeller, Lt. Elliot Phil McLaren. Actor. Row 3-MfSgt. Fred Dreher, Mf5gt. Barry Miller, AdmfSgt. Alfred Zucker. QQ Sfaff Color marc! L C. F W...--'-21 wwf 41077 SU l'l'l CID r'r'1 SU 4 r'I'1 C3 -1-1 -l'l C5 l'r'l SU CD N 1 l as M l QP Ondpanly COMPANY A -Company Commander, Mike Davis, 'lst Sgt., Jerry Wheeler, Executive Officer, Brian Witt, lst Platoon Leader, Dennis Smith, Platoon Sgt., Gary Newman, Squad Leaders, Joe Goldsmith, Mike Cotton, Wayne Scharf, 2nd Platoon Leader, Jim Woodford, Platoon Sgt., Steve Ronk, Squad Leaders, Miles Hodge, Virgil Soucy, Donald Alleyn. I Raw I - Stei Hqgstrom, lil 3- Donn F0 Stewart. ROW mon, Joe G0 llllll COM Whlsi Hurt, 'AK a N ?' me. , ,r .Nw , Qqq, .-,, 91 9 Q' , , f, in 4 I I i X 4 i 01 '39 'P J 2 ,ff N 0 ..... D if ' ,. ,nn ' il ' QMOVQYJ C-Dflllcers J Honorary Co. A Commander Honorary Co. B Commander ill Honorary Battalion Commander Li. Col. Janaan Olson Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Pete Kruse Capt. Joele Connolly Capt. Sue Leventhal R.O.T.C. Many activities are held by the R.O.T.C. each semester which spark the interest of every student. The morning and afternoon flag ceremonies are an important part of each day, and special occasions offer out-of-the-ordinary functions. Cadet Colonel Pete Kruse reached second place in the City for City-Colonel competitiong he lost only by a few points. The North Hollywood rifle teams competed in matches throughout the year, winning many honors and much respect for the school. Also, for the first time, three elected girls represented the R.O.T.C. at official reviews, wearing smart blue uniforms which they selected. The boys who participate in these activities are learning today, so that they may lead tomorrow. North Hollywood High School Flag Detail ' .1 I0 r' 'ff , Rf , 1--ll 1 If ' ' ,, ' V lt Ili sw lof ll ,nut ' Le'- ,. l M .4r'-V I i :- il Fl' t .1 N, ,ftlg , ,l,, , Presic John 3 l kfmmundef '-enfhnl Lili fpurl the 'onles are in -di:-ordinary Ori for il Hollywood mnj: honors elected gllf U5 lmilorim are learning President, Louis Forlcmop Vice-President, Brion Kelly Secretory Richard Greene Treasurer Don Pepo Reporter John Mortensen: Sentinel, Lawrence Forlclnoy Instructor Mr Grclce FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA PPA 3 Q F S N 9995 33336696 335323 Ei'-X Egg5 'mspc ed Q I 110 .Il .4 ' 2 .-v ,i ,Hrs - if ' r i1 I 5 ? ' W K 1 N I E ! I i H I. s - x - w W 0' -F J , '- K I ATHLETICS I N L i x v. v X ngf' .X IIIl'f1 fUIlI' X, ' ' x zz! ,152 f U Yi C XX X 19 X X X ',,,' E xv. I f 'pf , r .. W , ff X 44 f x-A 1' f X 'C 1 I I ' X A Al I i A I X On the athletic fields at North Holly- Wood High School prints are left by spiked shoes and bare feet, tennis shoes and the shoes of the gymnast. Through the years of high school, these tracks leave their imprint upon the Bing- villeu sports record as the many Hus- kiel' athletes leave their footsteps to the future. 7 4 ' I :F-rjjf. - ' I X E - A p 'X uf' V'i f ,w- V ,I I n s ff .51 X, F , 44? I ' 46,1 gf 1 xx X '- - 5 XS- ' , ,K ' -I, I f xl Y, 54 A Y I - ' I I X W V . . X ' x y . x 1 , I X 'f x I Trqqq 11 Q ' ' - I - ' - ' -'--' 7 - , , , ,,,L 7,,,,.f,..L., 2 5 IX . I f . JIM MAAS RON RODERICK BILL BORDEN RICK WARREN Football Basketball Gymnosiics Baseball II I Inlhi Slude ours PAUL FULLER Golf ROVI ROW Ron un, KEN O'BRIEN RUDD SCHOEFFEL HOWARD LEE MICKEY FINNEGAN IC Cross Counfry Track Tennis Swimming i xv. xXA NS Y- Lf 1 P 1 .-Nm 58' g 31 , v VCX WARREN 30SSbuN ,ALCKEY HNNEG girls, grill :jenna eng octeavlers Sandie Marshall Gerry Kathy Windham Goletz Mary Boys Linda Baxfer JoAnn Munari Sandi Ashaloraner Sandie Marshall Susan McGuigan Kathy Windham Carol Shenkin Margie Thomas Sharleen White JoAnn Munari 1 1 il Ii .fir , 1i'i. 4f: 'il 1-xkyln. Mx Mfr' 'Af ,,q,j.y A 'nl M YJ 1 j i M, , My kj .Mx , L-3,,Wk',. Riff? Chu: l V M 1 fi-in ,i in i . .4 T .2 .lk Craig my! 74 ' Via x CQCJ 1 ,. ., x l 5 - f f xx Wx M X f C5 ROW 'I-Ronnie Brand, Ronnie Fritch, Jim Maas, Vern Cleva, Doug Greene, John Hadraba, Mark Millard, Jim Krueger, Bryant Hanke, Harry Sykes, Jim Smally. ROW 2-Tom Zinzer, Richard Pandolfi, Rocky York, Mel Manalts, Ron Seibert, Eric Johnson, Jerry Steele, Bob Plemon, Gary Hildebrandt, Manager Larry Rosene ROW 3-John Alsup, Pete Holt, Bob Lever, Byron Nelson, Don Nunley, Tom Lowry, Mike Harris, Jim Carter Manager Elihu Inselbuch. ROW 4-Manager Cary Fox, Vance Gage, Lee Critchfield, Bill Johnson, Ken Jewes-I son, Tony Angell, Walt Bever, Ron Mercado, Manager Gary Bond. Kneeling-Coaches, John Sanders and John Trump. .A . V, . X . ,.,2.:Q. f:,aff.,.l NH-I3 Buitnoucrt-is-I3lQ l Q-E. EFX NH.1,8 FREMON1'-O X ,I l NH- I3 LOS HNGELES-I5 hy J layyl E L NH-7 Reserm-O S - , t :jf 2:-.4 VS-,gag Yet NH-7 vt-in Nurs -vc g ' 73. N V--5.31-'. 1 S , NH-7 CANCER -o 15 ' j f4- EP, v NH-O Btnnmcn-:HM-I3 -Sit, vfw f?iw IVZQW Nl'l'6 SHN FERNFDNDO-df jf , -4' ft ' f' La' Nw ' Q. ,ff ith ft? T S RPI-Q ' of '54.Qj:a':. .,,, F L ffrrrr 'f - . sg - ..:,. M t ,fin-ffagfszi X X in COACHES TRUIVIP d SANDERS Pa 0 One Hundred W , .1 ,, Pl f lelt Bryn NORTI Again th game with son. the Int snorting ga' A 48-yan score, With Bells cont rallied to t The thh dians soon following 4 roughs ten Huskie del less and cl f S E 5 f it ji lqtk h lic 'Q Fl llllord, York, losene. Carter lewes- i John NDERS r Left to Right-Verne Cleva, Mel Manalis, John Hadraba, Bryant Hanke, Mark Millard, Harry Sykes, Jim Krueger. NORTH HOLLYWOOD versus BURROUGHS Again the Huskies started their season in a practice game with the Burroughs Indians, but, unlike last sea- son, the Indians fielded a good team and made it a rip- snorting game. A 48-yard pass to Jim Krueger set up the first Huskie score. With Jim Maas scoring from the six and Ron Bellis conversion, the Huskies were aheadf Burroughs rallied to tie the Huskies 7-7. The third quarter saw both the Huskies and the ln- dians score. Jim Maas went over from five yards out following a 27 yard run by Mark Millard. The Bur- roughs team bounced back as Bud Gaither outran the Huskie defense to score. The fourth quarter went score- less and closed on a sad l3-13 deadlock. Doug Greene, Jim Maas, Ron Seibert, Jerry Steele, NORTH HOLLYWOOD versus FREMONT Fighting mad following their tie with Burroughs, North Hollywood's Huskies took to the gridiron on our own Sandifur Field, and, in the hot sun, annihilated Fremont's Pathfinders. Pete Holt took the opening kick-off to the 26 as North Hollywood early showed its power. Ron Fritch scored the TD on a 30 yard pass play from Jerry Steele. The extra point was wide. Also in the first quarter, I ack Mun- ari scored on a 20 yard run. After a long series of downs in the second quarter, Ronnie Brand went over to make it 20-O at the half. Following a 60 yard TD run by Pete Holt, which was called back, the Huskies scored on a one-yard plunge by John Hadraba. The final score came on an end run by Pete Holt, resulting in the beautiful North Hollywood 34, Fremont O. Jack Munari Doug Greene Larry Young Mark Millard Ron Frirch Back Guard Center Back End 1- Jerry Steele Frank Macari Jim Krueger John Hadraba Jimmy Maas Back Tackle End Back Back NORTH HOLLYWOOD versus LOS ANGELES Playing the final practice game at Los Angeles, North Hollywood suffered her first defeat of the season. The Huskies stayed right in the game all the way and at the half trailed only 10-7. North Hollywood gathered power and gained a lead following a TD and a safety. CThe game was a high school oddity with every scoring method used: TD, safety, and an L.A. field goalj. Late in the fourth quarter, leading l5-10, the Huskies were stopped on a drive and were forced to puntg an L.A. lineman picked it up and ran for a TD. The Iinal score, a real heartbreaker, was Los Angeles 17, North Hollywood l5. NORTH HOLLYWOOD versus RESEDA Opening League play in a night game at Reseda High, North Hollywood received its first notice as to the strength of the Valley League, A spirited Reseda team held the Huskies scoreless while they marched up and down the field. Injuries and penalties almost cost the Huskies the game. In the third quarter North Hollywood tallied on a short plunge to lead. At the final gun the score still stood North Hollywood 7, Reseda 0. Ronnie Brand Vern Cleva Bill Johnson Bryant Hanke Gary Hildebrandt Back End Tackle Guard End H NO The C gridiron. sight for Plavil Hollgilo a Wolf ceived v Non quarter- Ron lr The Nuys Tom Zinzt Guard lim-my Moo: Beal EDA :sado l-ligl. se strengh TE held the 5 doin the V., louis the 1 on l short will stood ggo Hildehrondl l End l l l - 1' A 7. 9. K f .Ml I Huskie Interference fails for Munarx. NORTH HOLLYWOOD versus VAN NUYS The oldest rivalry in the Valley was renewed on the gridiron, and when the smoke cleared away it was a sad sight for the Huskies. Playing its second league game at Van Nuys, North Hollywood suffered its second and worst defeat ever by a Wolf team. The only consolation that the Huskies re- ceived was that they stopped All-City back, Jerry Mollett. North Hollywood scored only when second-string quarter-back John Alsup threw a 32 yard pass to end Ron Fritch. The Huskie team left the field pasted 46-7 by Van NORTH HOLLYWOOD versus CANOGA PARK The power to fight back when angered brought North Hollywood one of her finest victories of the season. Ca- noga Park was loaded with fine backfield talent and rated as a big threat in the Valley League. The Huskies really shined in this night game at Re- seda High. The first half saw Canoga leading 6-0 as both teams battled up and down the field. In the third quarter, Huskie Mark Millard completed a sustained drive by going over from the three. Ronnie Brandls extra point kept North Hollywood in the lead till the final gun: Huskies 7, Canoga 6. Nuys. Tom Zinzer John Alsup Lee Crifchfield Pete Holt Mel Manulis Guard Back Tackle Back Tackle f 'fl X 1 ff? x -14 fi s A f 1 ' r.., l ' i'De i 2 s:W.'o':1.9wi- 'zf V' ,, .A i ' 5.9 I .- .. wg f Ad ty' f aeggi ' 1 , , m5iW9wff :W g ft fi V - 5.-gg,-, ' f. A Mfg f nigfhox- .f . . Q I .,v- .gl Q :f:?f,,-. ., f '-pl ,mf QQ:-V, 'Q'-,f-2. ' ,P 'My' ,iI?, . ' -' '22 Y X It 41' ' t5 7ffifififi'? lifgk in V 275. vw 12: Y t.1::ig: .1,L1,fp.1h5f ' V ,ff I ' f:2g5q,f3.,, -' - f-fef'f,gtQ,, ,. . fa-fr -fvul, . ,-1-,W2f,Tn- - A ' -ffrifgqgtg 5:fZfI':.qfz3f' ' 4 Y iliyifffflllhifavta -V Ollf . .I ,,,,.4 I Jack Muncxri goes down against Fremont here. NORTH HOLLYWOOD versus BIRMINGHAM NORTH HOLLYWOOD versus SAN FERNANDO This vc HeaViiY favored, and Oh their hohifi iieirir North Hoiiy' Playing an unusually hne defensive game, the North season WH W00Ci hier the Birrhihghairi Braves- AS 3 result Oi iurhhi' Hollywood Huskies won their closing game of the 1956 poiierhous ing away scoring chances and of comical errors, the Season' Hoihmggi Huskies lost to Birmingham for the first time in a major lmylaisg Sport- North Hollywood managed to power into San Fer- Mem! Th , nando territory on many occasions, but failed on any which eufirst half was scoreless as North Hollywood failed Sustained drive throughout the mst half' s to capitalize on any plays. Following the half, Birming- N . ham scored after a series of three Huskie fumbles. In A third quarter interception by Lee Critchfield, who .0'm, the fourth quarter the Braves scored again, and the final rambled 18 yards to the Tiger ive, set up the final TD. biiiiiiif score stood North Hollywood 0, the Birmingham Braves Jerry Steele moved over three plays later as North Holly- iiiuhi' ii 13. wood won, 6-O. iiwoiiii contest in Noel Van Ness Jim Smally Richard Pandolfi Bob Plemon Vance Gage Wqhaev Tackle End Back Guard Back Buck ,-ff' A X ff ,N fi .gfwmf i .A Q43 , ,V X V. 3 f s- f X. r i - I . -'xiii u J .Q 4 .QL l lit! fl EllY,lYDO JJ. t. tie North ol lie llll aio Stu Fer- illsd on any fchlcld, ilu 1: lull lll. Xml Holly- llcnci 6095 Burl Ll if I ,fl l . A .f L. ll- ! l. ix. l 1 f- li 1 .l l J NJ The Huskies' ground This yearls North Hollywood High School football season was considered a poor showing for the Huskie powerhouse. As was said at the beginning of the year, nothing short of the League crown could favorably fol- low last seasonis standing, when the Huskies took second place in the City's strongest league behind one of the best high school squads in California. No, in comparison the 1956 record is only fair, but, by itself, it still is an admirable standing for any year's results. Throughout the schedule, injuries handicapped the North Hollywood forces, and we can remember no power in czction. A lot can be said of the lettermen leaving this team. No one doubts the outstanding material that was evi- denced in the Huskie players. Although injuries hit them harder than any other Valley team's members, they con- stantly applied many abilities to bring home victory after victory. Jim Maas, Jerry Steele, Mark Millard, Ron Bell, Jim Krueger, John Hadraba, Ron Brand, Noel Van Ness, Doug Greene, Mel Manalis, Bryant Hanke, Harry Sykes, Vern Cleva, Tom Zinzer, and others will leave, but there are next year's players. They will bring home crowns for N contest in which the Huskies were at full strength. Walt Bever Back Rocky York Bock Bock Ronnie Bell North Hollywood to wear. Tony Angell Tackle Bock M S ' ji- , -. 1 if I V V .M 'V 7 fl' . ws W 'C - 4 2 ' I 'V' . 4' in il is , . f gr- ' 'i C! it ' f . V. ' , ,QV . 2 'fr - f 1 L V J., V -sf - 4. we V V f - h. , N fg ,uf ef, - mx., . 1 -NRM .V 1,5 I ,s , xv V . V . . I . ff' 2 :QW wt.. . f 2. . -' ir. . we ' ' ' . H - , ills. , 1 ' 'n , . fra- tw ' W V 1 ' . ,f ' 'W '9i3v7' 4 3' wi? .3 . f -I ' X 1 1 6 2 ,V ,jk ' V , ' f f I I ,525 af.. L K , 'V 1 ' f .V if f f e ' V. V . .gt ,ff Vps V, W . V eyqff V t2fgg:,3,m Mx., ff ' ,. V' A V V, '1n1, M,,' 3- 71 4,21 .JA ygygilgzglfitxzk S4 YZ .gg E I I I ,lv piggy . 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T4-'G 'T lf: 'Cn fi, A ?f'g' we ' .eg -' ' , :ffl 22 - 1-:N 4 712 Ze A'J MJ' T Vg . ea ., ,, A -VV,,af:V,.,.v.,?' -f A' -'frlffivw r .-.11-tv .f FY, f Q ' f, A , Y Ji- ge 1 Pc. V fi .,.. , fi ' ' ,ff ' ' 2 'kr'-19 , j5 , i' E ' .. ' 1 FTW IMI ' ., fi' Byron Nelson fr' Row 'I-M. Alzola, Coach Nelson, S. Tauber. Row 2-N. Renfro, B. Thomas, H. Kaufman, R. Millard, N. Kramer, R. Jones, L. DeBroux, E. Richards, H. Bruce, C. Royval, T. Sydes, R. Flesher, F. Polonofsky. Row 3-D. Williamson, H. Kraye, R. Hollis, D. Wood, J. Bashara, J. Racusin, R. Salvetti, G. Gale, J. Tanner, P. Youngman, G. Guernsey, L. McKinley, D. Allen. Row 4: D. Lurie, C. Frazier, T. McDonald, S. Zyden, B. Krakoff, J. Fetterman, H. Sanford, B. Clark, L. House, G. Milstein, R. Taft, J. Baftaglia, J. Umbarger. BEE FOOTBALL I F .3 L, ,...... A M- QI. . 'S ff ,I X Cf 5 I f A f Co-Captains Mickey Alzola and Sian Touber with Coach Nelson. DEE NH N X I I N F I N O H7 H6 H 20 H 25 H I+ 6 H I3 FO OTBAII- BURROUGHS zo FRENIONT I5 LOS ANGELES O RESEDA 6 ' AN NUYS I3 ZANUGA PARK 7 BIRMINGHAM I9 SAN FERNANDO 26 1 , III This Huskie B they put game. Facin our team Indian lei flf A ,Mm ' 'A ,.,fI,. ' ig,-I,,,, if f-- -I N . A 'JI '..?f'.w., I' - -MJ' I , N- Jr' A -F ' -. - 1- Xi I: mf, 'fl5Cll, .ll zc l C 6 I3 7 ll Z6 nsey, rd, B. xjfusgie MP5 This year's football season started slowly for the Huskie Bee's. Hit with injuries and a lack of good depth, they put on a creditable showing in each and every ball game. Facing Burroughs in the first game, the greenness of our team was soon discovered by the more experienced Indian team as they rolled up a 20-0 victory. The second practice game was against Fremont, and the machinery of a good team peaked out from a corner. The Bee's held down a strong Fremont team throughout the game. Final score: Fremont 13, North Hollywood 6. With victory almost in their hands, the Huskie Pups were turned back 6-0 by Los Angeles, thus ending our practice season with a 0-3 record. Stan Tauber Rich Salvetfi Center Back Larry House Randy Jones Back Guard more i! lees Starting a new league season at Reseda, the Bees turned on a steady stream of power and crushed their opponent, 20-6. This win was only a sign of what was to come. In their second league encounter, the Bees, in retalia- tion for the Varsity beating, soundly whipped the Van Nuys Bees, 25-13. Against Canoga Park, North Hollywood continued its mastery of the gridirons in a tight 7-point victory. The Larry McKinley Glen Guernsey End Tackle final score was 14-7. Meeting the Birmingham Braves at Birmingham, the Huskie Bees lost their first league game to the eventual League Champs. North Hollywood was soundly stopped, 19-6. In the final game of the season North Hollywood met San Fernando, and the surprise of the day resulted in a stunning defeat of the Blue and Gray by the score of 26- 13. Doyle Wood Sylvan Zeyden Back Guard ig-dyjones Y Rich Stenton Neal Kaminski Nick Teeier Earl Bender Nick Brent Guard Cee ,I gasLefdall The Huskie Cees, all inexperienced beginners, turned in one of the finest records for a Cee team at North Holly- wood. This season, with a group of outstanding 10th graders backed up by two lone llth graders, the Cees had gingham. the a 12-2 season record. 3, if 5,-emual Heartbreaking losses, to Van Nuys by 5 and to Reseda Qndli,-wppgd, by 3, kept them out of the Valley Championship. Out- standing players were Neal Kaminski, Rich Stenton, Nick Breit, Bob Cruger, and Earl Bender. gggmiood mer 1 resulted in a l is icore ol 26- CEE 33 .az as 41. as 34 FI 47 as Bo 36 62. 4 8 49 BASKETBALL MANUAL 23 Hou.vwooD I4 Nome nam: zz. ROUSVELT I8 RESEUA I9 NPN NWS 39 cfwova PARK 28 SIRMUNGI-UNM 38 SAN FERIWNDO 21. ISEDH 33 VAN NUY5 42. CAADGA PARK 2.5 BIRMINQBHHM 3, SAN FERNANDO Row l-Joel Bloom, Earl Bender, Neal Kaminski, Rich Stenton, Nick Breit, Nick Teeter, Coach Paul Xanthos. Row 2-Manager Dana Dalton, Roger Wolk, Bill Hand, Kenny Kirk, Bill Lamoureaux, Bill Weer, Myron Lieber- lvunleydefi man, Tom Yocum, Dennis Green, Bob Cruger, Manager Jim Kirk. J . I . W YW AV ,,,,, Ron Wood, Paul Cook, Fred Selon, Alcan Heimel, George Chmyz, Russ Whiie, Steve McMorris, Terry O'Hc1nlon, Fred gelgn W Buster Brown, Rudd Schoeffel, Ron Roderick, George Moyon, Coach John Furlong T COACH FURLONG , , f ,1 ,... , mf, L s 1 ,,15,,,x3-vnu? VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL NH 44 MANUAL 59 N H 39 HOLLYWOOD 93 NH G4 NOTRE DAME as N H -52 ROOSEVELT -53 NH 48 RESEDA 46 N H 52 VAN NUY5 42, NH as CANOGA PARK 47 NH so BIRMINGHAM 41 NH 62 SAN nzmvmvno 41 NH 54 RESEDA 33 NH 53 VAN Nurs sv NH ev CAavooA Prank 43 NH GI BIRMfNC1HAM 40 NH 45 51-w mefvnvoo so '93 , if V ,J gggflv 1625 .41 52 7' :T ,fgi . , Rf, J Q + 23 , , af! T5 'Q Russ Whlke Gemge Chmyl 'Sw OH unlon, Fred Selcm Steve McMorris Paul Cook Ron Roderick Russ White Following the precedent set by last season's success, this year's team continued on its winning way. Sparked by such outstanding players as Rudd Schoeffel, Terry O'Han- lon, Fred Selan, Ron Roderick, and Alan Heimel, North Hollywood was again the basketball powerhouse of the Valley. The Huskies tied for nrst, with San Fernando, at the end of the season. George Chmyz Marshall Brown Rudd Schoeffel 59 V t , M.,,,Wr: W as 1- is gwoov 48 RE DAME 55 QEVUJ 46 i 5515 6,4 FFRK WHAM 42 WW0 39 l GI 1715 all 40 moo 60 George Mahon Ron Wood Terry O'Hc1nlon Alon Heimel f, 5 Row 'l-O'Brien, Corallis, Smith, Finnegan, Kirkpatrick, Moore, Lombardy, Roosevelt, Coach Osterman. Row 2- Wilke, Gouger, Slagg, Catagna, Lang, Sanders, Wright, Bettch, Valdez, Daniels, Sperling. Row 3-Lundberg, Jiminez, Paschke, Lombardy, Robinson, Early, Sharkie, Stein, Marx, Bauman, Freedman, Presley. Row 4-Wester- velt, Powers, Philpott, Saltzman, Willet, Munn, Cook, Blowzer, DeAmicks, Loel. Running all their meets away, at Pierce J.C., the North Hollywood Huskies had an average season this yearg the greatest strength in the Valley League was in San Fer- nando and Birmingham. Coach Osterman, in his last sea- son at North Hollywood, saw quite a number of future prospects for the Valley crown in this team. Ken O'Brien Angelo Corallis Bill Smith Mick Finnegan Brent Kirkpatrick o-'us W2- Row 'I-Monello, Munn, Griffith, Adreon, Quint, Nunley, Willis, Brown. Row 2-Coach Sanders, Miller, Hanlce, dlerg, Loughner, Nelson, Schoeffel, O'Brien, Critchfield, Jewesson, Allender, Macari, Chandler, Coach Nelson. Row 3- Vester. Carter, Abel, Moore, Guernsey, Corallis, Ruffner, Adams, Shoemacker, Kirkpatrick, Johnson. llll Brent Kirkpairicl NH ................ 53-1X2 NH ,,,,4,,,.,...,.. 62-112 NH ,,,,-,,,.,.,..,, 62-5X6 NH ,,.....,..,s.... 55-2X3 NH ...,.,........,. 67 NH ....,,..,....... 64 VARSITY TRACK VARSITY SCOREBOARD Canoga Park Relays ........,............,............., ,..... .60- 1 X 2 Eagle Rock ....,, ....... 5 O-1X2 Reseda .......... 41-1 X 2 Van Nuys .........,........ 41-U6 Canoga Park ...,.....,.... 48-U3 Birmingham ..... ..,.... 3 7 San Fernando ............ 40 Coaches John Sanders and Harvey Nelson i I W Z4 Y ff X ,f f 4 2 , , 3 f Q f x f W' f air ff X X 5 f ? it W W I Bruce Munn ' L i--,f-ltt.. l : 77. , Q , gyaail-If 1 f K' Q f ff, 1' f, Tony Angell Ken O'Brien Woody Willis Mike Chandler Shotpuf Mile Hurdles Pole Vault The North Hollywood High School varsity track team is the finest to come along in a great number of years. Rated as a strong threat in pre-season forecasts, the Huskie team proceeded to win every dual meet this season. Going into League and City finals, North Hollywood stands a good chance of doing a better job at State finals than their seventh place finish last year. Leading the team are Rudd Schoeffel, Bruce Munn, Mike Chandler, Wendy Monello, Tony Angell, Lin Adreon, Ken O'Brien, Dennis Brown, Bryant Hanke and Woody Willis. Rudd Schoeffel lOO yd. Dash l'lUrdleS Dennis Brown Lin Aclreon Bryant Hanke Wendy Monello High Jump 880 yd. Run 220 yd. Dash 440 yd. Dash X X l lj, X . ff ga - , l 5. Chandler 2 Vault :Udd Sclioellel Hurdles Row 'I-Schwartz, Holt, Patralia, House. Row 2-Coach Sanders, Smith, Carr, L. Jacoby, Ellis, Stenton, Millard, Lombardy, Abel, Coach Nelson. Row 3-Kramer, Robinson, Edwards, Rackusin, Sheron, Wright, Kephart, A. Jacoby, Stern, Rath man. 62 411101622 G-EWCA The Bee Team, led by Chuck Schwartz in the sprints, Pete Holt in the broad jump, Bill Smith in 660, Alan Jacoby in shotput, and Rich Stenton in the high jump, is enjoying a most successful track season. With many future medal winners returning next year, look for a finer season's record than this year's 4 Wins -2 losses. This year's Cee Team, along with its big brothers, is enjoying a very successful season. The Cees suffered a mild upset when they were tied by Van Nuys 43-43. Outstanding Cee athletes are Dennis Williamson in the 100 yard dash and 660, Joel Bloom in the low hurdles, Tony Sides in the 1320, and Eddie Kotal in the high jump and pole vault. The season record was 4-l-l Row l-Rosenbaum, Spencer, Baicla, Baron, Hopkins, Freidman, Siegal, Flesher, Rosen. Row 2-Coach Sanders, Williamson, Fuller, Bloom, Early, Repept, Kreiger, Sydes, Kotal, Neufeld, Stickler, Coach Nelson. i i Rich Salvetti Rings GYIVINASTICS i Randy Jones Long Horse , Row 1-Don Heiizer, John Wade, Rick Barasch, Bill Bordon, John Sottelle, Bob Anneson, Mel Sant, Dale Cooper, George Arglan, Ron Kenyoun, Dan Reyes, John Arnone. Row 2-John Lang, Dave London, Bob Plemon, Roy Pierce, Keith Gouger, Howard Kraye, Tom Rowe, Carl King, Mike Fecera, Jesse Halperm. Row 3--Phil Miller, Rich Salvetti, Randy Jones, Terry Hale, Jerry VonBergen, Page Jenkins, Jerry Cohen, Gene Vaughn, Gregg Han- lon, Loren Peterson, Mike Rubelman. 'S open Ray illert Han- John Lang Side Horse The North Hollywood Gymnastic Team was picked to l take the Valley League Crown home for another year. Through excellent coaching by John Furlong and a strong . . . . . John Wade training program, North Hollywood is highly ranked 1n Free MXH the city. Some of the team's most important gymnasts are Bill Borden, Rick Barasch, John Lang, Jerry Cohen, Keith Gouger, Ray Pierce, Mel Sant, Rich Salvetti, Ron Ken- youn, and Don Heitzer. l l l l l l l l l l Jerry Cohen Ron Kenyoun Ray Pierce L Rings Parallels Tumbling f, ,W 1 ! f , . , f NI-1 This year's golf team is highlighted by the return of a number of outstanding lettermen. Rated by pre-season experts to be among the top three in the Valley League, we will give Canoga a tussle for the crown. In opening play North Hollywood lost to Reseda 11-7 and beat Van Nuys ll-7. The two top players are Jerry Searle and Paul Fuller who consistently shoot 74 or better. J' KFQQQ' C. Coach Mosher, Jerry Searle and Paul Fuller. e N , x X j X l i ' X X XX - X X X X Y l of ra QTY .. X J x N l Rm, ff Gary Strornberg, Paul Fuller, Jerry Searle, Coach Mosher, Ken Ambers, Paul Cook, Mike Acosta, Art Linson. a g 4 r ' 1 it e r ' u , .gg . W NH f 3 M N li hlzzl P Z N H 4, 5 W NN A j .,-, lin of 1 WMU limi Gmini Gil lin -35 Paul J f llnson. Rocky Krakoff Rich Rodseth Dave Lurie Tom Yocum S. 'i 4- A X l.V. BASEBALL 'B L The Huskie I.V. team, under the new leadership of Coach Joe Gordon, is on its way to the Valley League championship this season. With llth grade Whiz Rich Rodseth doing mound duties, and big Jim Cockrell, Dave Lurie, Steve McLean, Steve Elkin, Rocky Krakoff and Jerry Green backing up the fine pitching, all looks bright for the J.V. horsehiders. P i -, .T Row l-Sexton, Green, Yocum, DeBroux, Elkin, Lurie, Krakoff, Rodseth, Day, Berman, Coach Gordon. Row 2- Naiditch, Muhl, Mcxstos, Bender, Woods, McLean, Popkoff, Vaughn, Cockrell, Haas, Green, Bernard, Manager Grenthner. -if , 1 1 ,f f Q X I Vi! f f ff 5 2 4 2 i 5 X57 Kr ii X fawyf riff' 107 i J Rick Warren Ken Bondy Rich Konecky , John Haclraba x.1 xxx f U0 Swrrcu HWTEH. Row 1-Millsiein, Royval, Warren, Fredricks, Brand, Corfinas, Sheilds, Zinzer. Row 2-Coach Trump, Thompson, Gage, Bondy, Hadraba, Averill, Davies, Bashara, Konecky. fic Pete Thompson Vance Gage Ronnie Brand Tom Zunzer Ronnie Brand and Coach Trump North Hollywood has an outstanding chance to take its baseball team to the top of the city this year. Overcom- ing practice teams at will, this well balanced squad is well on its way to another Valley League title. All-city pitcher Rick Warren along with 'GNO Hitv Pete Thompson and No Hit Ken Bondy will provide rough diamond compe- tition. With speed in the outfield and a heads-up infield, Coach John Trump surely has a '4Golden Diamondf' Bob Martin Dick Weisbart Bob Rodman Nicki Breif Evan Binn TENNIS Row I-Coach Xanthos, Wolf, Jones, Lee, Breif, Weisbari, Gruen. Row 2-Spingler, Hand, Yaffe, Liberman, Mar- tin, Binn, Rodman, Shapiro, Friedman, Cohen, Otero, Brown, Wachtel. Bob Jones Howard Lee Jerry Wolf Pete Gruen Blessed with the return of seven lettermen, North Hollywood's tennis team looks like a sure Valley League repeater. Howard Lee, Bob J ones, Jerry Wolf, Pete Gruen and a newcomer, Nicki Breit, will provide the punch for North Hollywood. The Huskie tennis team will be in con- tention for the championship in City play. ,l l l Rowlfnisl Row 'l-Diana Fox, Sheila Berman, Barbara Bilisnansky. Row 'l-Carol ZeBracl'1, Frances Fein, Jo Smilh, Joanne Muniesgffwu Row 2 --Miss Heckerson, Ardis Blackburne, Jo Barbers, Popelka, Leila Handy, Clydora Horne. Row 2-Beverly Blom, My Ardis Linda Piehler. Lin Mclntyre, Pat Baessler, Sandra Frizell, Rosalind Weiner, Wesidgnmf Grace Namba. Row 3 - Kay Lynne Barron, Kay Greenleaf, Mmughesyl Toni Page, Connie West, Adele Armsirong, Sue Post. Row 4- Diana Fox, Barbara Dommes, Leslie Johnson, Connie Down- er, Gloria Young. KJ Q Cfficers gmlminion li' L l g -ig . , l Q xl 1 ll S' . Ape, SCM Q 04 04 - fl f K. i l bmiln, loam -Beverly Blom, eselind Weiner, ily Greenleaf, 2 Pest, Row 4.. Connie Down. nfon Row 'l-Historian, Jeanne Azeng Publicity Chairman, Joyce . Judy Fruede, Irene Lawrence, Bonnie Miller. Maniesp Treasurer, Carol Wright. Row 2-Corresponding Sec- retary, Ardis Blackburnep Sponsor, Miss Heckersonp Vice- President, Liz Terrell, President, Barbara Bilisnanskyp Sponsor, Miss Hughes, Recording Secretary, Barbara Bauer. Q .44 04 0 'IQal4, 9,15 S'57 l 5452? ScAool Q A A girls , yin fjizacgers Miss Heckerson, Miss Hughes, Miss McGeeney, Miss Hodge, Miss Johnson, Miss Sullivan. 4 F-,-,,,,w.,,.,-M --- ' , i R R L Q, f ...JM f' a me Row l-Alan Jacoby, Lowell Dryful, Mickey Finnegan. Row Row 1-Douglas Jones, Justin Arnold, Ray Astemendi. Row 2-Jon Madian, Mark Siegal, Team Captain, Roger Head, 2-Dennis Marples, David Pinkston, Mike Bushell, Mike Jim Maas, Paul Styskal. Smith, Bob McNeft, Perry Loel. SWIMMING North Hollywood, offering swimming for the first time in five years, had a turnout of over 70 enthusiasts. Know- ing that the Valley strength lay at Van Nuys, Coach Jack Burgan set up a program designed to put North Holly- wood into the thick of the League battle. The Varsity was led by Mark Siegel, Roger Head, Jon Madian, Bob Plemon, Mickey Finnegan, Mike Smith, Dennis Marples, and Alan Jacoby. Perry Loel, Barry Marks, Doug Pinkston, and Ronnie Bass headed the Bees, with Justin Arnold, Doug Jones, and Sam Pelter leading the Cees. ' l 0 H XY i W ,.,.,f -.. i i i X ,X--if 4-L . :Y . 1, Q 4 S5573 -6.00 - SQJZB il- f-E-s.f., ,, '-94 ,x - ,lf-iglrw, Row l-D. Hannum, G. West, E. Richards, M. Capeloto, J. Michlin, R. Holzman, D. Jones, B. Elliot, D. Bream, B. Margolin, S. Pelter, B. McAdam, S. Silverman, K. Kirk, J. Arnold, D. Shubert, D. Kinne. Row 2-P. Loel, W. Brown, B. Bream, B. Chasen, L. Perhacs, M. Siegal, J. Maas, R. Pandolfi, P. Styskal, R. Yorke, J. Newman, R. Bell, R. 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