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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1960 volume:

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Our ultimate success will be the measure of our progress in knowledge. To direct our footsteps and wisdom. To choose well a guiding star. To each man's pilgrimage on the Road of Life we dedicate this book. fx K3 --- w F-NKT5 NR F ,-..- Z ' 1' CR QM ...fm , Lt F f -e, 7-'11 rv,-. ll tl 0 ,ff ., ,X 3 9 fl if 9 llillll N Y f 7 A! if ' f ,Vik , . . l M, , f, 136 J-Egtnf' tryna? i a 11523. w e WX ' ,,, 7 QC -.un--un' V 'X-. fxqfdxj.. 'QLD Wan by JAM ! vw...lVWi 5301 ffm- W 0 VN Q 'RSX 'O 421 xf '-X FQ '. fgf 'N 'I X :, 1-'XX f------X 6 J NQNNGX 'NG N 'C L ibn-L-ir Xxdl c.,-.' tiff - 1 E k I . E 5 35? E -X 1 f cz ' M UZ 'www Q. A 3 I V .. jz .. ' X qu-lg-Q in ' ,VH V U 1 N - M ---- 5 ,,A-. V !?? 7 Q bk . ff' l L H f 55 Ci' fx 'N , ,J 4 X, ---- F ' f dv 2 J-ff M. gg v f , , . ' Q ' X ,, ' ff ' ? f---fs.-fb ,ff 124 I M Kiwi? ,l , - N X LJ!! ff A Q - .A Q ' yd f7: ', ' g I, Ay.. K, , - A X Yfvf' -A I J b ' w. H 'g r 1 K ' T ' ' . V W M 7 -. - f M ' V ry- Q A V sq '55 1? Q A . ' J , fx 3 ' Hg, ,A u N- 4 Q ,, -. . ia We M f 'X 5 'Q2'-1'.2wo- N . ls? 3.-........ -ffw - .W .114-Q.....,.,..Y,. ,s '-.X ' fa ...Cf X , fb fXx My ' lfgfa fs ,0 Q .... ..:...- 'Q7.J ff K CM. f X r' fl,-M-U F is Mx 'x 's.... .,-xi f' ,df Table of Contents d Faculty ...... 1 0 X Seniors ...... 14 . 'hif . f' ' 0 V GOY'Q1'Hll16Ht . . . 58 0 A 0 M 01'g3IliZ3tiOIlS . . 68 0 'Y Campus ...... 90 ,L 0 . 0 'k,' 'li K rp 'Vr7,Ar- Wywsaej MQ? Af ' , . ak, 0 f X L .. 0' ,, s Q fax, K J' 'mx ' .,aa- 1 l M A p Sports ....... 100 c.C-- ALJ 795,53 th!!-1? 47.vIs.u'Q Norman B. McLeod Principal During this year over one thousand seniors graduated from North Holly- wood High School. They are leaving us to travel on the Road of Life. It is our sincere hope that the years spent here have instilled in each of them the desire to follow through, and to work towards their individual goals. May their travels along the Road be marked by an inner satisfaction of work well done and be blessed with happiness and contentment. Before high school, many of you trav- eled the Road with little thought of destinations, but now you are beginning to determine goals. High school gives each of you the opportunity to explore many subject areas in your classes and many types of activities in your extra- curricular life. We hope that you will gain the experience and find the interest here which will make your journey on the Road of Life worthwhile to you and to those with whom you travel. 1 Boys, Vice Principal Frank Neugebauer ,.,...- . , IN 'mem ACTWN ,Nfl ' Theresa M. J inks Girls, Vice Principal The Road of Life would be very soli- tary were it not for friendship. Though some friends, Whom we encounter along the Way, accompany us only to a bend in the Road, there are others who travel the entire length with us. We can per- haps then do nothing which will be of greater lasting value than make close friends. It is my hope that each of you, here in high school, will experience the abiding satisfaction of sincere friend- ship. 'JZJVLZ5 Ly zfypgffv ,Iwi ,V f ,,,,, . , f, f 1 H g 4 pmy' I I , , f, ra Z4 . 5? A A 'fi Q' J 1 71 f fi f ' ' W' 'ix ' 14 'W 421' f ,e 4 r, 4 17' an f, , f A , . 'P 4' f ff. 1 ,A Y I ,f f, W , y y , j ., ga, 4 -f Ethel G. Ludwick Head Counselor COU The high school experience, we feel, is the first mile on the highway of adult life. As young people here travel daily on the road to maturity, they progress in knowledge and skills. They meet varied types of people, and they assume increasing social responsibilities. As guidance personnel We strive to help young travelers find their direction, resolve their uncertainties and seek re- alistic goals. x , . K.. ,1 N, ELI G TAFF Mr. George Betts Mrs. Ruth Duncan Mr. Richard Fraley xx M J '--..,.,.r' fl v an nil! .nun u -w 4-u' .amen in -in--inn l ,J I u Mr. John Francis Miss Arline Heckerson Mr. Willard Kisling The counseling staff at North Hollywood High pro- vides invaluable assistance to the student in planning a program suited to his individual needs. They guide him in translating his ambitions, abilities, and problems into a practical plan, which will enable him to acquire the background needed for a successful future. Mr. Burton MacDougalI Mr. John Moore Mrs. Desiree Northcote --fi-fiz1'ff-s , iit 526 -'4, .... ' ii, I il l 2 'WHY XXX in ROW 1-Mrs. Frances Warren, Miss Minna Bramman, Miss Elizabeth Stoakes, Mrs. Doro- thy Duggan, Mrs. Mildred Hanson, Miss Lucy Asadoorian, Mrs. Margaret Moody. Row 2- Mrs. Dorothy Oser, Mr. Douglas Wallace, Miss Ruth Yunkes, Mr. Bernard Berg, Mrs. Esther Stodel, Mr. Joseph Coughlin. Mrs, Dorothy Duggan I 1 41 I I hairman of Department Miss Mabelle Fischer 27 OCIAL STUDIES ROW 1-Miss Zella Allinson,Miss Lucy Asadoorian, Miss Mabelle Fischer, Mrs. Violante Franco, Mrs. Anne Von Helf. ROW 2-Mr. Eugene Auerbach, Mr. Robert Ellis, Mrs. Doro- thy Oser, Mr. Lyle Wolf, Mr. Anthony Ventresca, Mr. Dwight Cushman, Mrs. Bonita Dom- ries, Mr. Richard Fraley, Mrs. Margaret Moody. ,qs it C9 .vial IW,. 'H, 'b Y7 .xv t l :sunt it -S 'sus gg if 5 CD i. ..,4:'tizffagw ROW 1 Mr John Francis Mrs Annette Merrill Mr. George Betts, Mrs. Leila Rosen, Mr. h.r William Mosher ROW 2 Mr Arthol Hunter Mr. John Moelter, Mrs. Inez Driscoll, Mr. Harry Maxwell Mr Byron Pesln 6 Q in i 1 ,ig ,,,.b ,,,. iw? ' re A sw ,.,,Qw. .. THEMATIC M. CIE CE ROW 1 Mr Albro Lundy Mr Arnold Prokop Mr. Sidney Hill, Mr. Wayne Rothermel. ROW 2 Mr Harold Corbin Mrs Bertha Johnson, Mr. Giacomino Diliberti, Miss Dorothy Pannell Mr George Ellis Mr Arthol Hunter Mr Warren Miller, Mr. John Kennedy. ROW 3 Mr David McLaren Mr John Moore Mr Guy Jones. hairman of Dl'l13FtHlt'llt :l'5.!' A Q' 1 G 'F I faflif xx . SEATED-Mr. Vernon Everett. STANDlNG-Mr. Burton MacDougall. Mrs. Gladys Q'Byrne Mr. Willard Kisling, Mrs. Gladys Byram. Mr. George Hermalyn. Miss Marilynn Minsberg Mr. Clifford Dennis. CO ERCIAL 112111 1112111 of Depal t111e11t ' LAl GUAGE ROW 1-Mrs, Angela Marino, Miss Consuelo Rivera. Mrs. Ruth Duncan. Mrs. Desiree Northgate. ROW 2-Mr. Manuel Campos, Mr. John Duncan Jr., Mrs. Lina Hill. Mrs. Ernes- tine Opitz, Mrs. Maria Davis. A ' A ,I J KA 5' -e NNW' A gr A.. I L -Z-1-fI7?1 ' M 5 -fffgiv v,.' ' ,. ..: ' Q A !. - n1 3 x I FRXNCF ' 1..- 1. Q ft, , 4: ' X ' - i -' X D NN ' Pwgx 1 1 F' ' -f ,X A ,-'-'gil 'Q .' X' - 8 gn. , , N U -gm' 11515 wif ' W ' A l P A ' is 'A ,- ,qg 5 '- .rg Jill' ri Q1 ., A' ' L. EA ,. q,0.- .V f-cchiif if B ' , Aol if Mr. Raymond Sebelius, Mr. John Dwyer, Mr. John Wilson, Mr. Chester Korber, Mr. David Westaway, Mr. Horton Norwood. INDU TRIAL ART ,' 0 ' l Mr Chester Korber Chflirlllilll of D6IJHl'tllli'llt CAFETERIA STAFF ROW 1-Mr. Melvin Thomas, Mrs. Anna Binder, Mrs. Helen Stroud, Mrs. Edith Durkee, Mrs. Lucille Langham, Mrs. Blanche Evans. ROW 2-Mrs. Ruth Miller, Mrs. Gladys Barnum, Mrs. Ruby Whyte, Mrs. Ruth McArdIe, Mrs. Frances Daniel, Mrs. Pearl Woods, Mrs. Elin Morell. Mrs Edith Durkee K 'lf W. 9 X Q , . .- A s ' X .. ,,.,. ,ft . was . 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Secretary and Clerks Mrs. June Sloan Mrs. Chesterine Cordelle Attendance Office Library Supel vising Custodian Health Office Head Secretary IVlr. Albert Jones Mrs. Bertha Johnson, Mrs. Florence Binder. lVIrS. Dorothy Curtis X . , .. 2' 'h-- -...-.N 4.-a..., 1' ' ' FACULTY Problems? f...LjX .2 ff' -'N-- ' ' Fjgmi!! Vutold G. Zuggo?!7 Once uporv 2 tme 4' ' ll 'Y' I' Au Vwe la Frame To be or not to be. ,gd .Eg EXPO ED f+-i.,,Q- --...,,,?4-V-H ' 4 , , W? , fwa' nr I! A ' 2 1219 , A ' I ' W,-s WOW!!! Willie who? +.?t viziggg,-V f fi 115-1. . ' This is the forest. .. . -3 -1 -gl? 2. . Cutting? ff so you have a polka-dot cow H2-I-O:??? ig?5gfg3:5g,Z,!,!,,,.i., ,,,, W f, ., ,.,,,. , .. , 1 ' 1 iii:2:5Q1f51Z1s:5E3:f:f: f. Wy' -' Eh? The seniors who graduated this year came to the first crossroad of adulthood. Each chose a fork in the Road. Some will continue their schooling: some will enter business. Only time will reveal the wisdom of their decision, but it is certain that the guidance and preparation they have received at North Hollywood High greatly enriched their judgment. As we change by our travels, so the Road itself is altered for our having passed. Our contribution to those who will follow may be a revolutionary idea, a new tradition, or simply a pleasant memory, but no one departs without leaving footprints. By their energetic leadership and enthusiastic loyalty, the Aikanians and Sesentians have bequeathed an en- riched heritage to all senior classes to follow. X... -JE.-...sQx ' ,f f L, t x 'R 0 ' fl! ,XZ QQ!! X --D X , K... X, X ffm , K gifs-1-L gx'x.!N-'Af Sf' X 2 , WW .J-ef' ..---.f R,-A- ' 4 ,f f, XX M.--.': ' S I K-1, W ,J THC ix DAD f AV ,vbb X OF Uff X f as 1- - , 4 , X! f 'ly ill ' Q wif 4iQMrr R-A-7 . if Fi' P x 'MMXX' !,,.,ff f -A,f,.J ,! ' v-lg-,i-. J ,f- I-Jrsf 53. X i Z C 3 af 3 ,f 'gA,, 45,45 I? 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J Bow s G11 ls The Aikanians began their Senior Aye semester by presenting a panel to advise the new sophomores. The red-letter day, November 25, was the traditional Senior Picnic. Senior problems classes Vied to create the most unusual costumes, which they modeled in a parade, and then competed in a riotous volleyball tournament. Soon, Aikanians were decorating tables for the Senior banquet and scribbling graduation speeches. Marching in their caps and gowns to receive diplomas. and later, celebrating at Grad Nite. Aikanians bid fond farewell at the crossroad to their future. f-if Sue Randall Andy Achterkirchen Pam Loring Secrctarv 'llreasllrcr HlStlIl'1Hl1 I6 5 iff' 1 , ri, A .4 I - ,. it ' l 1 -5 A 1 , A ,gri 1 ' A .. ' ROW 1-Hollis Moore, Sue Tryon, Dick Weisbart, Sue Randall, Andy Achter- X33 kirchen. ROW 2-Don Shubert, Sue Shadley, Kathryn Krook, Kathleen Mc- if SZM Carthy, Valerie Slasor, Edith Girardin, Sharon Spezman, Mrs. Von Helf. ROW , 3-Denise Gruver, Harris Zaret, Len Jacoby, Dan Neufeld, Joseph Inge, N Senior Council A Sealbearer has been a member of the California Scholarship Federation for four semesters, including one in his senior year. He is then eligible for a number of special scholarships, and, in recognition of his scho- lastic achievement, his diploma bears the gold seal of life membership in C.S.F. 'iw 9-3 f 126 'M ff 1 f ,f as f 95' fwffn , if We 5 ff fnf ' Y X , l , X, .v, gzszfgzgrfp3:1g,,s:yw:f.1gig2,155or ' - -L xv Q- ' : ' 1-, ' , , W- ' sexi, ' ,df -1 i , 'r w , - 'gg X If ' Gfifikflii'ififffFkfizwi-5-i':i'i ''a'fLiiL:' - X' Y' . ' ' lizgl-Qiifirffga., 2,1 'f J. 1 asf-yzfafzif-+4ian- -' ii 434512112112-.my L' 1'?3,f'-.v f :5-1- 4 ' gf,fl f ' -.fggQf!Lf:f ' 'fasw H fiiftaffaafl -- A- j-:1 A' X-,,, SENIOR ADVISOR Anne VonHelf Sealbearers ROW 1-Madelaine Weisberg, Sharon Anderson, Karen Weininger, Arlene Balsham, ROW 2-Robert Paterson, Hollis Moore, Andy Achterkirchen, Len Jacoby. ROW 3-Dick Weisbart, Carol Baker, Valerie Slasor, Gloria Manulow, Pam Loring, Art Linson. Not shown: Tom Barnebey, Carole Chapman, Leslie l-lalpern, Adele Katz, Mike Kaufman, Roy Killgore, Emily Levy, Kathleen McCarthy, Dennis McCreary, Suzanne Murphy, Valerie Nevius, Bob Rosenberg, Gwynn Showalter, Sherry S051-iln,Jim Teusher, Janet Wasserman, Tamar Wise. l7 ANDY ACHTERKIRCHEN PAMELA LORING 4 if YALERIE SLASOR Ephebians lass of Winter SUZANNE MURPHY wg-f',nY Y AZ f ROY KILLC-ORE YALERIE NEYIUS 7-E sw Q5 DICK WEISBART The- Izphc-lwmn SUL'IOTfX' li ll CIVIC hPfT6'l'I'I10I'1f lggru-izwtirmn mrmmrwserl Of citizens who were flN 1 A s 4 5 5611 H H. It K 515 1 . ', 5 THIIIINIIIIW. zmrl lexlrlvrshlp. It IS . x,, . x fuy.X1t1 ' hfmm'mI'rmmlw01'ship gm-s thv I'vspm1silwility tw vntm' XX'hf7lC'hl'ZlI'tKWHY mtl: l'lX'll' wwrk amd, lm, . . .. mr A N. h Y . A 0.111 Mtill zlvtivo Ifphc-laizlns. irxf Andy Achterkirchen Justin Arnold l Linda Adams Steve Adams Linda Andelin Ramon Astamendi Greg Bahrman Carol Baker Aikanians Peter Anderson Sharon Anderson Shari Andre Arlene Balsham William Barker Tom Barnebey '5' .- -. J -'igg ' 4... HSTUDYING FOR THE BOARDS Tamar Wise, Andy Achterkirchen . dv eil? r- r-g-.r f e - fi si 1,5 Q an A 1 :di Mike Baron Susan Barsha Richard Baughman Stephen Bay Bradford Bechtol William Bergh Sandy Beskin Elizabeth Bilisnansky Janet Black Deborah Blum Larry Borkin Sura Boxerman Howard Breen Stanley Broder l9 -09,5 3 , V ,,. . ,i E V aa Z- -0' X'-4' Bob Brooks Philip Brown JoAnn Buckley Susan Burda Judith Cassels Carole Chambers Carole Chapman Diane Chase James Clark Philip Cogan Rhoda Cohen Patricia Coil Nancy Coleman Carolyn Conrad Q, Richard Cooper Patrima Dalawrak 20 YAP' COOL MAN, COOL Dennis Nlarples, Lynda Ross 1257 A XXX V, , , i t Wi? 4' lass of 1960 H'-g .Q L. .ill L AV? 4.. '77 V A x V TJ' q.?4I' xx X tl ,xx A - ,. ,1 5 X fl 'Ill Heidi Corallo Patricia Coulter Joel Cox Sally Crosby Susan Dalton Dianne Davenport John Davidson Frederick Dean NXSQ li it V 4-3 ff Gayle Cutler Valerie DeGroff L -c' Jeri Cytron Virginia DeShane 'ha rw-b U' . X G L li ' .zf ' 63 ig ..-, 'N-, 'Um '55 Joan Diamond Donald Dillard William Disterdick Alan Ducker Linda Dumouchelle William Dunn George Elbersole Don Edwards Steven Elkin Gaye Epst Lewis Farmer Louis Fasano Diane Felsher Jan Finck ,,,,.--Y,,,,, wg, HPERSONALITY PLUS . COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NlGHT Aflefle BBISTIEFTI, Pete O'Bl'leI1 Debbie Blum, Dick We-igbart Gary Fink Ava Freid Judy Fulnck Marcia Gage Tom Gann Barbara Gantsweg JoAnn Gaulden Gary George Gary Gettleman Lynn Giles Edith Girardin Gail Goettelman Ronald Glass Susan Goldman 21 nf 2. Q A s-.5 - 2.1 4. 16 'lx E49 ii' 1' .l Dale Gordon Roselle Gordon James Greding Geraldine Grossman Susan Haller Leslie Halpern John Hambright William Hamilton , S ,, A Zhwzf 2 - ,. 12? A i' f :,g,,. ., . -sy, r ' krM', Jff1 zz--L.-iff . mg' 1 f 7515, 1 , - ,fag , ' Q44 -Q ' A ,, ,,. w.,r,.r., h 1 :-..-11, 1 ' ,frizfif ' -2 '1 '44 if ,2:rqw. 1 --M2 .1-:f.-Simi ' V sw - :.'.,15g:g.:5i:g:-f' M 4, , ay ' 4- -fri if . , ' 4 E A .i ., W 1 , i Denise Gruver Susan Hamilton CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN AND THE GAL 46 , QQ' fi 52.2 af 4 ml 3' C f J . 1, ,uf Terry Hale Marlene Hardy 46 Q ia.. 4-'Y' 3. TN.. 'H-r Gary Hall Sam Harris A Dan Neufeld Janet Wasserman 4 fer .Jr ,fl 1 1 Jnrlitli Herbert David Hoffman Robert Holzman Hilary Hook David Hooker Jnrlilli Hunter Josepli Inge Paul Jacobsen Leonard Jacoby Nancy Jenkins 22 5 11:3 , va riff Ae fr - r' , '- .1 5 1 , 'm .4095 A ww., xr-,gid ,., , .,.V I . V . ' -W:-r.sQ'i 3? R. 'P-v K 'xx 'lk Gayle Hoppe Elaine Jones Barbara Hughes Barry Kallman ll f -n .k Ji, .,:' .1., ,. . ' 'E E Ki . V J uf -1 U .3 4, 'J' l 'v 'B -3 -r. M, . ,N-N, ...-if gg nw -4,: , ia, L' in Kenneth Kaplan Adele Katz Michael Kaufman Susan Keele Michael Keith Gary Kelly Kathleen Kelly Roy Killgore Steve Kish Gary Klapow Tobyann Klein Victor Korechoff Bonita Kosberg Louis Koven I UJEEPERS CREEPERS, WHERE'D YOU GET THOSE PEEPERST' FlOl'3Clt3 Miller NQII Rgpgport Kathryn Krook Wendy Lance Emily Levy Loren Libbey Mawr 'fiwf r -'- J '-' - 7 -aw Z '-,... Q L h 1 Q isjj : iv gh. 2 ' . ff, L 'Ek Nxx f 1 3' 1 Eric Larson David Laufer Daryl Laws Linda Leffingwell Richard Liebman Harvey Like Arthur Linson Nancy Lupe Y'-w,N Karen Levinson Robin Lofte 23 L' f ' 4 1 -T. Pamela Loring Gloria Manulo K QL-ffiz Linda Lund Midge Lurie Patricia Marian Patricia Marks G5 11 vi' will 1,109 Karen Lykken Kathleen McCarthy Dennis McCreary John Mack Dennis Marples Sandie Marquis Neal Marshall Mike Martin SUCCESS IS HOW YOU FIND IT TO EVERY FOOT ITS SHOE Hollis Moore, Gloria Manulow Merrill Matchett Hollis Moore 211 -it ' -if mfr Tim Meikle Warren Meredith Elrnerina Morton Suzanne Murphy Lou Fasano, Jeri Cytron 9 G T bw XX-'I xl. ff' .li 'L-we X f A A1 i ,-4. -ae, Q S M N: lla .. R vs Q. ' y .g.i ' 1 L1 .J X l O Floracita Miller Bob Milnian Pat Mobley Gail Montgomery Dan Neufeld Valerie Nevius Gary Nichamin Peter 0'Brien C 1-1, ad' -1.2 as inn.,-P '?b cf! Christine Palazzo Charlotte Parker Robert Patterson Dennis Paul Linda Pazzelli Stephen Perrin Camille Peterson Sally Pfeifle Carolin Pitts Anne Plumb Linda Preston Ron Rabin Michael Rafferty Sandra Rainwater HFRIENDLINESS PAYS WE CAN DO ANYTHING Valerie Nevius, Don Shubert Tom Gann, Charlotte Parker P 5 3129 Susan Randall Valerie Randel Neil Rapoporl: Edward Rappoport Brian Reese Judi Richman Mary Ridgway Robert Rosenberg Sandra Rosenthal Lynda Ross V r,-:,.rf:rf- ns- ' ':' f,,' f ' ' 481. i If vY'J-M26 J Barbara Rice Richard Ross -41 Randy Richardson Sandra Rotblatt 25 rm A af yr -1 ,i. ' Lois Roth Bill Schor Frank Sacks Sue Shadley L.. WZ'-'Y Ronnie Salter Loreta Shartsis - I-' Madeline Samuels Gwynn Showalter 2? Peter Satuloff Craig Schmidt Elaine Schneider Don Shubert Judy Simon Sue Simonian .d .II 'lHE'S LIKELY TO DO ANYTHING WHISTLE BAIT Steve Perren Shari Andre ' ' If kg nv, A' 3 'VD -v ' S. wf S -pw -Wm 1 -. qv . .,., . xg' y .I fix Ilwx ' I 'S' 2' , ffm I ,Q fl I -0 l :ff N, f- , tw rv' , A if A MA Dale Sipma Valerie Slasor Lynn Sloan Lyle Smith Mark Snyder Sherry Soskin Sharon Spezman Harriet Speipel Clifford Spingler Bonnie Stanton Sue Stark Sharon Sterling Judith Stevens Jerry Stevenson 26 sz f 'V WF M, 'levi 1,,,n-nv '32 'N A i ,X 'R A 4 M xr Wu 5, qs A W ..-. N- lg-if ,Jw .J-J -t ax' 5 Ronald Stichler Gary Stromberg Bob Sturgis Tom Swanson Don Tassey Richard Taylor Jeanette Teschner Jim Teuscher Richard Therien Loretta Townsley Susan Tryon Carole Volan Robert Watchtel Joanne Wagner THE SMILE THAT WON'T WEAR OFF HOW'S THE WEATHER Linda Lund, Justin Arnold Midge Lune, Mike Martin fy, , dvr, 4'5 't 'Q , ' VW 51511312 . r' fzsw , 7 '-U' T 'iff f . .,,, if if ' I I igf ff, H4 ff ' 4 ,ff w , r 4 I s 6' Z ! 'fi f' ' I f 4 , ,Q ,K .lg ,M J ' My j X of 'VU 'QW -. N--wwf -1221 ' C. y , ,, ., , f :L fi-4 QEHEQTZ. ..w'z e1., .' :'Hfs1-'- V fi W f gif ' f -'stir , 9 -MV ,y Y 'SZZ7 'WB Susanne Waller Surena Washington Janet Wasserman Karen Weininger Sharon Weinstock Dick Weisbart Ivladelaine Weisberg Barbara Weiss Lewis Wesley Virginia Wilson Tamar Wise Kasana Wojaik Janet Young Harrig Zgret 27 W 5--w 3, 41 -sy . i 33 I 1 Zimmerman, Fred Zimmerman, Paula ff Y '1- I x N o 0 BE MY VALENTINE A-LIFE IS A CQMEDY Edith Girardin, Terry Hale Bob Rosenberg Class ong Good Aikanians are hard to heat. They look a hundred per from head to feet. They've got the style, the smile, the winning way, And when you look at them You'll recognize them, and you'll say, Now there's a Class l'd like to know. They've got that good ol' Huskie pep and go: And just to look at them is quite a treat. lt's hard to beat an A-I-K-A-N-I-A-N-Aikanians. Q. , ,- ,L,.,,, .., W WP' R, 'Epi - 4, ,V 'j ' me . W. ,J ff, i2'hW ' :22V? ' , 1 I ,, , w A K, Y r -t 2 . H9 153. , X I A 5' I IIE! P5 1 . i 4 U ' - ' OHIOI' IIHPS ,,,,,',, .,, I . FMA -iff!! 'Egg .5 iii--A,QLg'.f4'Af-,gixfifiafjv fx WHAT HAVE WE HERE'?? S.: . X f. 1s ami' A A 1 V ia 'I-vu ,Nix WHAT'S UP A ONE AND A TWO AND A THREE... SHAPING UP WHERE ARE THE CARDS?'? X x 3 . , 4 .. ,V X' , ,, A N' '-, , ., 5, inn V A '- ' LA- - ...,. -.A A W f A -1 -1, L . ' THE FIRE HOUSE FIVE PLUS TWO 29 -qvfffj Steve Ashton President 0. W A, nh 'Q' A ff' X I. , . L. ,WJ Senior Aye fficers ' 60 49? 'Qff W Jack Maxwell Dorothy Heeoner Boys' Yice-President Girls' Yice-President K5 NPN if-1 Marjorie Muessel Joan Maxwell Alan Land Secretary Treasurer Historian , ,N ,A , ii , l 'i in i i QQ -- ROW 1-Chris Jackson, Kathy Baer, Barbara Fridley, Karen Finstad, Leanna Pfaff, 'ig Florence Pratt, Kathy Gardener, Alberta Dahl, Merry Orloff, Allyn MacLean, Karen Jones, Susan Gansneder, Cherie Lechner, Fern Reisberg. ROW 2-Ruth Scott, Judy , ,lu Q s Elder, Sabina Kamerman, Dottie Heebner, Nadine Camp, Linda Niewoehner, Dave 'ri -' fr fo, Sheffner, Tom Reneau, Steve Ashton, Diane Pippen, Sherry Beckett, Brian Wright, fx- - .,, i wg, D'Arneill Pershing, Maxine Stinberg, Mr. Frances, Sponsor. ROW 3-Linda Slater, Lee 1 V, Coldren, Stephen Klevens, Bill Parker, Dave Kafton, Don Myers, Bob Ronka, Paul -1 M St 'f ' Raskin, Howard Kaye, lra Buchsbaum, Dave Wolf, Dave Freed, Laura Ferguson, Terrie N V V 3 Mirsky, Karen Allender. Not shown- Judy Brenner, Susan Richards, Alan Robbins. Q59 - .X N fkb- Sealbearers ANNE VON HELF Senior Advisor Senior Council The Senior Council is composed of one girl and one boy elected to represent each senior problems class. The rep- resentatives serve as a liaison between the sen- ior oflicers and sponsor and the seniors as a whole. They conduct senior business, direct the classes' prepara- tions for various senior activities, and make general plans for such activities as the senior picnic and the prom. ROW 1-Joan Maxwell, Treasurer, Dottie Heebner, Girls' Vice-President, Steve Ashton, President, Jack Max- well, Boys' Vice-President, Margie Muessel, Secretary. ROW 2-Ross Blanchard, Madeline Peyton, Doris Scott Vickie Bertram, Evelyn Hulan, Jan Miser, Carolee Stewart, Arnie Goldman, Dave McGiffert, Jill Walker Diane Holsopple, Winnie Hinkle, Diane Deasy, Anne VonHelf, Sponsor. ROW 3-Carol Campbell, Marilyn Haggard Linda Evans, Helen Moore, Gary Pratte, Jerry Ann Stocking, Ken Slocum, Sheldon Nemoy, Barbara Kurvers' Warren Angel, Diane Pippen, Jackie Bentse, Linda Slawson, Karla Osborn. ROW 4-Jan Varney Ralph Simon' Jim Spielman, Steve Barr, Paul Schur, Robin Pearce, Chad Dwyer, Lee Coldren, Ken Rainer Frank Danby Jirri Nevette, Dave Wolf, Alan Land. Not shown-Denny Berthold, Judy Brenner, Jan Colley 'Chris Hibler Todd Leigh, Sue Richard, Chuck Rombeau, Sue Sackey. ' ' Ephebians Summer 1960 fr-lemhers of the Ephebian Society assume a lifetime obligation e jivic leadership. They serve the city 'gboth alone and with nrst. hy leading lives of civic inspiration and. second. by .w,u'tlieiiiig the work of the group. For example. the society places qualitied members in voluntary civic positions. participates in the city heautiiication program. and provides entertainment and tu- toring for children at Juvenile Hall. the McKinley Home. the Foundation for the Junior Blind. and the County Hospital. There- fore. only seniors who feel a vital interest in the city's welfare and a genuine willingness to serve are qualified for election to the Ephebian Society. 99- 'L 4 A,-4 WEE? 'sux KAREN ALLENDER K.-XTHRYN BAER RICHARD BEEIXIAN JANET BRUCE snr! fit' my Nr..- i.lxI. HY 1575, xg JLWHTH ELDER DOROTHY HEEBNH Av f fi HRISTINE JACKSON SABINA KAMERMAN HOWARD KAYE ALAN LAND 'WW Nw. A ,f,, CHERIE LECHNER DONALD MYERS LEANNA PFAFF THOMAS RENEAU mv? ROBERT RONKA J S' ' '19 t Joy Adams Margaret Adams Roger Anderson Tim Anderson I , ,aoo .. ,,.V...,..,.., . :V fu ' ,L Mr ' Vvn. Q' rm .sunt , Q, .gg A' f f aa a ,I f ,C 1 6-f 2,4 59- , Q-rwas J -if tm-.ef lf W2 4? f 714 it fin Richard Adelman Roxie Albright Karen Allender Arleen Anderson Kris Andersen Warren Angel Karen Anselm Helen Arker Judith Armond Richard Aschenbrener dfieuffal, MJ UL iw ' . - YU Jjwdfwlww JJ! WMV LM Lau iA.sLMJ, Ejswegri CbUl vv 9 l Sesentlans G 'WWTP' ,,,,, A 7' ff Ziff, l fx M -K 1 N, 'V,- , , Steve Ashton Linda Atkins Marvin Azus Beverly Babbe Kathy Baer Dennis Ball Sandy Barbato Jim Barber Adrienne Baron Stephen Barr Judy Barron Janice Bassett Steve Bauer Charles Beck 34 x ya TRD- rslf 9 Steve Beck Randall Becker Margaret Beckert Sherry Beckett Beverly Beckus Rick Beeman Jackie Bentse Joel Berck Judy Berger Nils Bergh Claire Bergmann Judy Bergmann Michael Berk Michelle Berke lass of ' 60 JI mfs, .. -M ore or 1 wg--if 5 fa g i Q Q? I if ' -' ,. ,iiaaw V 'iw 'r Lydia Berke Ilene Berlin Mike Berlin Lynne Bernards Sandy Bernbaum Dennis Berthold Vickie Bertram Sheila Besser Ann Bialick Sarah Bickers Tom Birnkrant Marc Bishop Barbara Black Ross Blanchard 35 'YQ it' N' -'.--11. ' 1 -.-' .4 ,,.: A' 'Avila Diane Bleich Gary Boettcher Virginia Bliss Ardis Boman Steve Breitstein Judy Brenner Y? ii if wifi. fr:-r 17 1 FFUIP Ronald Brewster Phil Brinkerhoff Sandie Brown Tony Brown 36 455 ,gd X, Q If-g r 'WN- : ' ,- f. , A-N X Joe Block Roberta Bloom Paul Blum Dan Boatwright Ronnie Boebel Suzanne Bond Shari Bowman Eric Bradley Tom Bradshaw Marlene Branvold A LITTLE BRAINS, A LITTLE TALENT Karen Allender, Alan Land l 73335 Yu p 'wiv . t .af ' Y, ' . ' . . ,'.. ' ' Q 6 , N .0 its TT' x X Nc' 'fi 'ISF' Mui Donna Brinkman Mike Broggie Carole Brown Jerry Brown Linda Brgwn Janet Bruce Ian Brussin Karen Bryant Bob Bryar Sheldon Buch . f ' T71 'W f JJ- , - ,GL-V'-ni ' , ,,, 0419244- , ' 1. jwgf 5' , ,pr--, , 2 wi- H ' V' s' f , i' V, V 1 1 ...- 4 5' fi ' , ' ,V Ira Buchsbaum George Burns Sandi Cage Verla Calkins , 'Y' iv 7' .wail 2. 5 ' nf? ' y ' ly gf f I N .fi- 'If ,, ' 4 A ,iw 1 , 45, 'A 5 X1 4 W V 4, , K Z 5 l rp f pw ' r 0 , 411 f f . . .vl E'f1t ' ,f Paul Burt Connie Callahan Ekgkilz' -wif-1 Q ff -i 'Q it ,-wa4:-.E:1f':H- --V' :vm ' q,,,4,..1:y,.:1,. V. -f' 2, '. 1 '-:'.-J: '. -v ..-3 lf.fgwp,i:,,,.p,.,,y, .jfjh f' ' - pai-wi . .ww Jonat F ii 'Fira' K .,.. ,ef f han Burtt Nadine Camp THE BRAlNS Kathy Baer, Howard K E , 3 1, if an M -.,,., f 51, T' . 'N Wh for L-7,559,321 asia Hugh Busse Carol Campbell aye .fu if . - .,..X., -, -A 3 Q. ..,., . 1.1: 2 ' P 3 1 . C N 1 ,. Q xx X , C X 1 V 9 ' 'f :ri A' A Ny, h' V-if 11' Q V 1 f 4 Lg, WP' 'Q fd my - 'Q I , X fy it ff' in sf? 4 ,, - 1 F- 1' '- - ,i'.! ' va C ,M g ' if 'C-nv' L A Y A ' I F, .Qu K . V Qs. A' 5 . ,Y V111 Phil Cadish Jim Cappas Sandra Buyher Marilyn Campbell Rick CBVQY Jay Carlisle f 'QW' .r ' 95 fi C 5 . i i r i yia f A :ii1l2ZZZ'-US . W m-yu! Carol Carlson Jeff Chenen Louise Carlson Sandy Chersky ' 5 ?5'Y3Z55i? Z? Z ., 4 , ' ,.,5E5:51',,.- 5:1 . 521 . 41' ,, .,,. A9 ., 04, vm 'H as x f 7 I ff 533 1 If i 9 ., -5, :..-:...2 ai 4 9, , -eb-.ns .,,w.','?Jv Carolyn Carness Linda Carter Claudia Caron Carolee Clark Tom Claus L0i5 Cohen l 2 1 E - .,,i is , ...,- iff' 5 A J l V Joel Chaikind Joyce Chapman MGVSO Cohen Robert Cohen 37 , .,., M Z f , .... -0-' 4' ,cg I 4 ff 44 10 gif I W 1 1 'WM Lf , ,K 2 gli? 147 hx 1 , ,if kr 'f-v N3 wi' .. :VJ C x P-,- U--- J' r - - A - A N A AN, -2 5 by :iv ved C.: . ' D302 Lt E:: CSA L: m.:::e' L' -e C--- Q '-....2 n 1 Nw- - E: me C--E N-WM c-2 fm M- A--M EA Q- C-- v - .. y -v- .. -H ND bc PM f T: -ExT V S ..'k L. 1 X. C 1 -w L :vu C- 'v - 'S' Cwafa' 1 T :H ivfefta N',f:na D3'fNqu st Dane Daisy F'a'k Danby. Lfde Dax 6 B D Q D a 9 Ji. Bm Deasy Duma DeCarFo Laffy DeN'atteo Pau' DeR ? 'w Q -'v F 'SE Q l ,Q J, 37 'N-9 f'1lPP '2 2 rrp ,,: 7 ef QS X f X lil' , Nix V lv , , Z-E. t..uQpf f ff 111 ' ' 1 X W X' ' fi 've , W if vw 1 'W 'Q X ,..A.., ,l f 5 5' Anna D'Errico Mary D'Errico Elayne Dicker Judith Dickman Janet Diemer Dennis Dilworth Carol Drago William Drake Rudy Dremely Linda Drobman Kay Drury Rae Drury Carol Dubron Debby Duffy fr., ll-V i .EJ K . , -3 44 ll 1 ffl l 4. 4 ZMQMH AIN T LovE GRAND Linda Slater, Lee Coldren 5 1 1 512 ' , f F Chad Dwyer Guy Earl ' I M ' ,Q 5 ,, :Q 1-'Hi l i wld rl KJ YZ? M Y QL! 3 V! 1 19549 W gms S Qrswf' if 49' had , ,e ' 6 l ,Qw- S f' r Stephen Edson Janice Elder Judy Elder Carroll Elkins Michelle Elliott Pamela Ellis Stephen Elsner Karen Engle Linda Evans Mike Evans Joy Farell Judy Faye Robert Feldman Laura Ferguson 39 'Q--, 461 'F , ,. W 'Q f ew -. , -rr yy Z7 4- .f 1 1 f , , Qfqg, , ,rf e ' ' , na V jf f' Sandra Fernbach Sunny Finkleberg Karen Finstad Carol Fish Barry Fishman Bernardine Fitzgerald .lean Forslund Shelia Fox Katherine Gardener Sandy Garrett Barbara Glick AO Dave Freed Geraldine Freedrnan Barbara Friend Barbara Fridley Michelle Gabler Susan Gansneder ,li Q Q HE CAPERS, HE DANCESH l Paul De Rolf ,fax Rana Garrnan v' A 5' .G 'W T Q .V ' 1 'Gi A .i ' i 'i CS' W f few 'J -... PQ, Cynthia Garza Charlene Gauthier Bonnie Ginsberg Kenneth Glass Joy Glens Carole Glendinning Allan Gobuty Lynn Goldberg Janice Goldenberg Arnold Goldman Mike Goler John Gonzales 1 0, ,iw , . . , , ?.,w,,,,:e,, W 6 , L -wluw CM Lf' f ' .. nw., mi w if - ' ' ' Q , 123 I ,K 51 I 'wr L'- B 5 S- ' ' A 'ly P wi fa i Wm ri! f V , f 5 ili- we K i X., , EX l Y' D M f. ff ,, ,,,.-rw, , ,. ,..v .,.. . ,L H new-'s-V: Q 1.'fff2fffQQieafzififl' F' f'- '-KW QW1' C , , 1 ff-l'v'W ffff-f ' r ar e L. . ,V ' ' ,jf ff- i f f H n f.-W: - ,: - 'wr'-:g, f my-., Q , - .--. wif' - , K ,yn iw :Qi :wi f Q 'W' K 9' 5 A if f W X S 1 , Q1 a 'U S vm-1 1 f 1 i g il, 4 3' 5, li A c I 'is i I ' 1 x P ' K Ashley Goodman Gil Goodrich Leslie Gould Sandy Grant Norma Green Gary Greenberg Diane Greene Gretchen Greene Ronald Griffin Paul Gryniuck Kay Haaland Linda Haas Burton Haaz Barbara Haffner i iv , ,. ' - is I! SHALL WE DANCE 1 fl Roberta Swing - 'l ' Marilyn Haggard Sondra Handzel , ...,. . . .,19- I I .' 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Ia 7 T2 .3855 W , X ? ,asv X S P9 g , J, x. 5 1 , , ' '25 X J X I W is -f:- f . , Lois' Heyden Roger Hickok Marie Ann Hill Fonda Himber Julie Hoag Bill Hoagland Fred Hoehn Beth Hoffman '-nv xi V J , ' - ' ' u r,,g,2f 'X 'i,,, iAil.1fW H' Ai . ,.'L..ZLa., Linda Holly Barbara Hosterman , ' ' -V ! f...,., if ' A 9 'fre 4 is :Kuff .f l THE TALL AND THE SHORT OF lT Sandy Chersky, Eddy Rucker ':'1r D 'b sa Az, , i.f,- ,ni I -- U , -,:,J.ax'w, 1,1 I 5' f All f i , C ' Aw ' , 'Alf ' I J, ,sv 1 A 1 'inf ' 1- ,, 4 I, I qji .. 'I'-7-r 1 Q N If N-.Q NV' fn, -pw XY I . . F I4 i '- il elf. '- viii ' Gloria Holmgren Danny House Mark Holzband Diane Holsopple Dick Honn Jerry House James Howard Susan Howell Irwin Hoffman -A X J ,. - my ' 4 if . ' l , , 1 ' 'vw XG- s- ae. an , Linda Hines Gloria Hoffman Eleanor Hollihan James Hopkins Anne Hubley David Horwitz Charles Hughes V .Irvs-,l I WT? ww fw I, 1 , f 1 KQ J V' 'ay' f M., 7' ! ', '- . ZMW-W gfzwfizzgmxl 499 ,M I 4 i M fl If ' R .Q '491-wwiqp. , qv i .C Steven Hughes Evelyn Hulan Carol Humber Kathleen Hunter Barbara Jackson Chris Jackson Anne Jamieson Ferne Jannis SMILE, SMILE, SMILE Helen Moore, Les Weider Bob Johnson Ken Johnson Louis Johnson Steve Johnson Karen Jones Gayee Lee Jordahl Joyce Kalan Rochelle Kalpakoff Sabina Kamerman Pat Kaplan HMG' Q 51 nz -J-L' ' fs y F ff' ii 4 ' 'f i .'5'ffi I R 7e.: X ,- '7 5 A4 w E' , , , , Y. . fa Marsha Hurley Howard Jenkins f 1 Cathy Julian Julius Karpe I ii I 733' A Willard Hutton Cheryl Jes:-hke ABQ as vw IQ' . .v is ,may 4 I Mardie Inglis Carole Jewell if 121 ., 1:2'I:'- 'ff' f A 2549 iv. ' ff f , . rt d,,,,,,i,A,,..,a-,Q I , ,,.- :,.g4,W, . . ,H f , ,f :V 2, I If ,V ,f Sm. . Ai l l.., 4 41 arf' 1. I, . ,Q-, - f, fume.. ay' f . ,--f W-V. , 9, , Carol Kabat Jeff Karpel 2' 'S' A ' .Wg 4- I I T? w a ,Agia -, A frog, l David Kafton Frank Kashuk 43 FE-?iwT .4 A 4 4 i f ,- 1 ' xr l f? . 1 , Hi' f fi -at. - - -If 1 it A Q--CYAN, ' wr 4 ,, A, X F I f , , ia.. -, 'Y ' 1 ,4 ,swan A fu 4.-P '51 N. r A 55495 1 41' 'Sv F!! sfw . l Q 1 31 w vi 45535. ,. K WL - Y ,Lk 1 Y '- 'Liga ' Marianne Kasterke Barbara Katz Linda Kauffman Riva Kaufman Sally Kavanaugn Adri-Ann Kaye Howard Kaye Walt Kelley Gail Kellner Linnie Kepnart Karol Kerns Linda Kesselman Mary Ann King Pearl Kingston Herb Klaskin Tim Klein ' W i F ' H 7???7'Z ' -, -1 f-A- jig' v ,K f, , ,V M, LN .V . ff , ' r 1 , -nz -. ' 7 . , 2: ,Y W 4' fi +ve- 5' W, x 6 -,. . 7' ...SA ' , , f Rauf ggf' Stephen Klevans Cindy KOITRG Barbara lfurvers Jerry Kugler 44 'Z ANYTHING YOU CAN DO-- Don Myers 'Ci 1 454 1-'TJ lk if 'YM 3' 55 ,334 K 'Cf' Craig Kovicn Barbara Kramer Renee Krasno John Krueger David Krugs Lynn Kurz Connie LaFace Bobbie Laird Carol Lamkin A13n Land Wm Stuart Landau Ruth Lankford Carol LaRuh Alan Lauck Bob LaVine Mary Lawrence Ann Lawson Beryl Lazaroff George Leaird Cherie Lechner Kathy Lees Todd Leigh Dwayne Leser Jill Lessing f -AW ,V-.ax -K-is 'XT' X f , Q52 Q H321 -wig' :alia 4- girl gs, ex :M Q Q2 s 2 -5 N tiff. fn M, 6 N ig I Qs iffi i .. , - - - I CAN oo BETTER f J u d y E I d e r :if f-,Q -3. , G V iv? :fail gif- V 1 '1':'i2'Zlf'. x Q' ' , wg 1 ei?- ' 5 il Jerry Levitz Judith Levitz V 1' ..-- Q w ' ,.- Barbara Levy Janet Lewis Nicholas Lewis Barry Litman Brenda Litrownik Barba L'tt b Sh Il Pat Logsdon Sandra Lombardi Art Lovett David Lowry Lee Lucas Annitte Lirnaerg C?a!kL:5ltc?C?zgJr?ng 45 Bw V' 4, ,hi uf: -g A , ,'fs?4,g,Q. f1'5'+lg,514u2gw:t1K+ 5535524921513- .ls ,fp ..- 1, Q s X' - av. -,K l - Q. . mf ,. , . 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J. f 4 I , 5 IN T 'Z' Esther McConnell Dave McGiffert Judith Mclntyre Maureen McKee Judith McLean Steve McNeil Diane MacDonald Donna MacDonald Allyn MacLean Kathleen Magginetti Karen Magill Elaine Malarowitz Madelene Maneff Jeff Manninger - YH' aff Tl-lEY'VE GOT PERSONAl.lTY Chris Jackson, Jon Wllkman Jeffrey Mann Maureen Mansfield 9' If v3 Wig, T Q5 11 'L 'D' ' 'hx qi' 1 ' C I M rt' Jeffrey Martin Linda Mason Bill Matlock Joan Matz Bill Mauck Clqlfllgtllamiafflngidl Radlgeylrtq MBZXGLH Jack Maxwell .loan Maxwell John Mayer Susan Mazza Anita Medal 46 -4- -pw' Y f i' 1- ,,,.,...-v-5 'I ff' xl 3' Joyce Meehan Bill Mehterian James Meinel Martha Merwin Melvin Michael Judy Migneault Lois Milberg Ruth Miller Sheldon Miller Nada Millman James Mills Patricia Mills Gary Milstein Barry Mink COURT JESTER Dave Sheffner Sandy Mintz Terri Mirsky WW ,A. , Janice Miser Susane Moe Helen Moore Stephen Moore Tim Moran Jim Morris Tom Morris Marilyn Mortimer Gail Mott Gary Mott Roulin Moulton Hilda Moyer Kathy Mueller Phyllis Mueller 3? Mr 4- Q f Q ,J f 4 , pax av- 'HN lx' WW 3 if 1 .cf l,- y ,, , V, ., 47 ,Q wr f, 896- W -ff' ,F 1 is N fl I Marjorie Muessel Elizabeth Murphy Don Myers Pete Nathanson Chet Needelman Tiiu Neggo Sheldon Nemoy Suzanne Neuendorff Lloyd Nlcholson Joyce Nicks Lenore Niduvitch Herbert Nlebergall Linda Niewoehner Alan Nlneberg J WOW! Margie Muessel Toshiyuki Nishikawa Nancy Nltsche lsr' If 4, . Y' x rebel ' 4, J James Nlvette Joseph Noyes John Oberstar Joanne O'Bnen Marsha Ogden Ron O'Keefe Diane Qlgon Beverly Onasch Merry Orloff Jack Orrill Karla Osborn Pamela Packer Ken Pallack Bill parker 48 A Wayne Parker Barbara Patin Karen Pearce Robin Pearce Mary Peardon Adrienne Pearlin Lewis'PearIman Tom Pederson Mary Ann Pelligrini Judi Pelton Roger Pelton Carol Pennock Stan Perlo D'Arneill Pershing HOWWV, Steve Ashton Dave Peterson Leanna Pfaff ! M e Joan Phelps Jamie Phillips Linda Pierce Sharon Pierce Anne Pinkerton Carolyn Plot Diane Pippin Laraine Pivar Marsha Platt Naomi Pollack Jane Polley Roy Popelka Sheila Porter Nancy Powers 49 AES! R Sf . 'cw-'Q' an M is .,,,, A L Florence Pratt Jerry -Puckett Larry Putlitz Becky Jo Rabel Joan Raif Paul Raskin Dennis Rast Marilyn Ratkin Ken Rattner Roger Reaves THE EYES HAVE IT Linda Drobman, Dave Wolf Steve Raike Ken Rainer Bob Reeder Janet Reeve F ?i Juldene Rend Roy Rising 50 fs' it 'C' -' 2 'T -fl' , ! I ' I X ina Tom Reneau Karen Replogle AI Reske Baldur Retz Pat Rich Susan Richard Dan Russ Alan Robbins Mary .lo Roda! Jan Rodeberg Lois Rodseth Liz Roebuck W H 4 Z ' f Cf f 1 ' 2 X5 J no ff v ' Ml f f J Vly, - ,fi Bob Ronka Charles Roos Anita Ross Bob Ross THE SILENT ONES Richard Wideman, Rana Garman Kirby Root Ilene Ross Q5 if ' 'rc Jerry Rosenfeld Judy Ross Tracy Roguin Chuck Rombeau Janice Ronk Judy Rosenfeld Bob Rosenthal Vicky Rosey Susan Ross Phyllis Rowen Tv 6 I ,-'I W 'x +9 I T is X yilyy QS 'N WV- 'iw-wf ,X 21 Bob Rubin Eddy Rucker Chris Ruh Bob Rush Sue Sackey Linda Saltzman John Samarjian Richard Sandler Stephanie Sargent Fran Sasse Elaine Saul Nancy Schatz Sue Schecter Ronnie Schiff Sl a t tw 52? -fb , Ki' Jutta Schrnidt Edith Schneider Katherine Schneider Alan Schonefeld Carl Schrenk Paul Schur Barbara Schwartz Barry Schwartz Gary Schwartz Mariele Schwarz Sondra Schwartz Diane Scott Doris Ann Scott Ronnie Scott :playa DO YOU EXPECT ME TO WEAR IT TWICE? Hardy Woodruff Ruth Scott zgfv 2 was ,Q 45 Dave Seltzer Tom Senter Stephanie Shaffer 5 i tl, V Seliards Sezwfdkrj giigijng D?gySheffner Court Shepard Armen Shervert Lynne Sherman 52 X 7x 3-S- Sandy Shainfeld Nancy Sherman .TQ .. Ira Shapiro Art Shevit: 4-7 Q., 'S 'S' i-1 Rick Shubb Sandee Shulman Sharon Shultz Ron Shumaker Iris Siegel Shirley Siegel Nancy Sikes Norma Simon Ralph Simon Larry Singer Yonina Siry Richard Skinner Linda Slater Pat Slattery r V wr- if '- gg, UTRES CHlC Diana Deasy Linda Slawson fx 5 tgujgn W. W4 c P 1, -, K S'1l15E'Y-hfliiif ' avg- ffflx ' z 4 M- ' - .wg fi5Elz1ff5'iE12?:f?i Q A 7 gan 7 9 if z R SQ W 13.57 1, we--'V X , Ken Slocum Bob Small Roger Speakman Leslie Speer F e Craig Smith Judye Speights f - 1 -' - 5 -:-11. X ' iii.: 135' ' W ,L-yy ,ifQV'V Q '7 gg.-L ',,. - .., 17 , ' 15,5 we Sandra Smith Marion Snyder Lois Solomon Shelah Somjers Norm Speiler Jim Spielman Bob Spoon Sharon Spoor 53 ff, V Barbara Stein Carolee Stewart ,A , '15 . 1 AI Steinberg Paul Stimson ' Q, ,oc,e.,f2, , ,12,,f.fLLl V LA., REPRESENTATIVES TO BOYS AND GIRLS' STATE jafwuz ,'Lq!ocS-pizfyo, - at A, Kneeling Jon Walkman Lee Coldren f I ' 4,4 I Hg Ag'- Standlng Chris Jackson Bob Ronka f:,,,,if7fEZ jyeff , 5:74 f'j'9'1'f'Cv' . ,t4a,,4 ,aa ,V IQLVLGZ5 Every year students from h1 h schools throughout Californiagy, I ' are chosen to attend a week long conference at Sacramento called 'J' Max- , a 341,-, , . R' 445, -A ti, Grrls and Bow Statee The delegates are divided into cornrnuni- ,fwJ'-Lfaffleb '4' ' t1es elect ofllcrale and goxern themselves along the pattern of ' ' our local and etate gox ernment Thus, they learn about the Cali- fornra sy stem of gos ernment and are trained in the responsibility -T, 14'-421, , ff V-ern and technlques ot leaderehlp Jerry Am Stocking V21- t rg T Strobot Penny Sunach Saralee Swarm Don Swanson Roberta Swing Judy Syman MaHi?r2aT2E1OnS? Ury Sig Tapper Elena Tarza Judy Taylor Louise Teecher Phll Teele Barbara Temkin i all y Carole Tennis Dan Teschler Camille Tessitore John Thomas Richard Thomas Jo Ann Thompson Nikki Thoms Shirley Tieman Daisy Towery Sylvia Troklus Gary Tuchman Eileen Tuller Alan Turner Mary Tuttobene 1 f ,g'fp,4,z,,1f if 7 ,LQLZ KVZQ ,ig,,,,1,.', i SENIOR ASSEMBLY TALENT V ,- i li Howard Twardoks Michael Ullman Richard Underwood Paul Unger Jan Varney Lewis Velazquez Tom Volk Bruce VonHerzen l EL! . A i Q Q' if Yi 1.,.':'.1'--.'11511i Y!'f p 'MF' . V 'Zi' -lvS:1'3ILHI:1:5t5175'Efi ' ,.., , af' ii i , . 521. q,.. Trudy Unruh Sharon Urban Rae VanWyck Anthony Wakefield Carol Wakeman Kristin Walcott 55 mv Hw Jill Walker Jo Ann Walker Ann Wallace Roberta Wallach Linda Walraven Maralee Warwick Charleen Watson Sue EH'-23 Watson KEY Weaver Ellen Wedlock Wende Weil Kenny Weinbaum Leslie Weinberg Dave Welsch SPLATW 3- gr i K 'xl A Barry Whalen Glen Whltharn Richard Wlcklund Richard Widenian Joan Williamson lnrlllh Wlnckler La Dean Wing Juni Winslow 56 if vii 1 Tony Wertenbruch Louise Wessel rf' 4'-A' Leslie Wleder Dave Wolf C H! X ,,. , 1 Jon Wllknian Penny Williams Lynne Wood Brian Wright 'Siv- Barbara Zacker Penny Zackon - 5 ' ,1,. -tw-91 Camllle Wrlght Linda Wright Stan Wrightsman Jim Yockey Ron Young Lea Zeko AI Zimmerman Leslie Zittell Charles Zukowsky Barry Zwelg Stewart Coleman Larry Farwell Sandy Hansen UP AND OVER SING, SING, SING! The Sesentians began their last Semester with a Senior Assembly, at which plans for their senior activities were revealed. Then a group of seniors presented a panel discussion for the new sophomores on Subjects such as interest clubs and merit standing. Shortly thereafter, volleyball teams representing the various senior problems classes were seen diligently practicing for the Round-Robin tournament held at noon. They also participated in the competition which highlighted the Senior Picnic. The picnic was held at the park at the conclusion of a parade in which each class carried out its original theme with outlandish costumes and skits. The days sped quickly by, and May 27 soon arrived. This was the night of the exciting Senior Prom called HSomewhere Over the Rainbow. The approach of graduation was finally realized as the Senior Concert followed closely on the heels of the Senior Banquet, where prizes were awarded for the most beautiful table decorations. After Graduation, June 16, the Sensational Sesentians gathered for Grad Nite at Ciro's to bid an eager but sentimental good-by to North Hollywood High School. V ,V ,X W-X ,,AX I '-0---W-A---M--W 'V M. uw 1 mm NI: ..:'11'Wmm-Tm-.. 1 tgp My 'L A U -W f - Y b I L-i I In alm- ' 'L '--M-my--1 I MMM.. -Q,'k- Q ,AVi Y mm. , -V AH -i -f41 7lTl..1.:'Tj-- t WE.-M nn, K j N 'K -' M fx J M Wm wmwfii-if-T The Road of Life is a twisting path, frequent- ly intersected by supplementary trails. Some of these trails are inviting but wander futilely away from the goals of life. Others are stony and unsheltered, but sometimes these climb to heights undreamed. It is the individual respon- sibility of each traveler to choose which course he Will follow. Friends, parents, and teachers can only en- courage the development of his mature judg- ment and foresightg experience can teach him to accept the responsibility for his actions. Stu- dent body government provides an excellent opportunity to gain this experience in making decisions and conscientiously translating them into actions. It brings the realization that the responsibility of choice cannot be avoided, that each traveler determines whether his journey will lose him in the labyrinth of false values or Will elevate him into the stars. libel-1 iilq-.Q-.-. -2-.L .1 ' ' hi i g if 'rig' , -4TJK f1f'+ -M, W... . ---W MM,..,,i , .. .4,,.,.,, ,.,f 4... .. y 1 rv - guna. Q W or 3 V igm 4-f Jf- A. ..,.,,,.,,. 0 K Y'--,-.Q-simwvn Y'-4-we .A,,. ,uh J- 'Aw 4 I m..,,,. Mfr is Wm ?'iiXfffiLgfr1TEf'Jf3'i,fq egress M I vaff' , I fir 12 . ,, , ' 'g Q li' 34,7 if I , 'f'1:3f 42Jf' ' f f- 1 f.,. ' +2 -,wg '52 'P ' 4222! 'K wr ' fr L. 'Q ax' 4,7212 I -Q. 2' ' 5. 'f fr , I .. 4, 1, 0 2 'Wiz tudent Bod Wfinter Terry I-Iale PRESIDENT VICE RRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Steve Elkin Valerie Slasor 3 D R o osenberg ,-ffrgf' fficers UIIIIIIBI' Jon Wilkman PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Les Wieder Howard Kaye Kris Andersen , , ,, fi A K I I - M -I , . -,-Q: 4?-51 ,, 7 I X0 J 0' 4 , :I:,'42i:,.:44' . f ,4-'ffm ,,f,C,, 7 , .,,, . , V ,,,, Dick Weisbart Senior Aye President Alan Land Senior Bee President Ronnie Semler A1 1 President Don McCall B11 President 62 al u A L Valerie Nevius Madrina President Don Shubert Boys' League President Don Myers President - Boys' Self Government 992 John Ruggles A10 President Andy Achterkirchen Escudero President Sue Murphy Girls' League President Sherry Anderson President- Girls' Self Government Jerry Rosenfeld Commissioner of Boys' Athletics tudent Whlter Y sl Leslie Halpern Commissioner of Scholarship Margie Muessel Commissioner of Assemblies 5 I Chris Jackson Commissioner of Girls' Athletics Nancy Jenkins Commissioner of Publicity Steve Ashton Commissioner of Safety .wr Les Wieder Head Cheerleader i V Kris Andersen Commissioner of Health Mi , 1: Anne Plumb Commissioner of Service Lewis Farmer R.O.T.C. Representative Coun il UIIIIIIBI' Phyllis Mueller Kathy Baer Karen Allender Commissioner of Commissioner of Commissioner of Health Publicity Scholarship Judy Alexander Dennis Cohen Tony Haas Commissioner of Commissioner of Commissioner of Service Safety Assemblies ,FR Dave Shetfner Escudero President Chris Jackson Girls' League President Barrie Pomerantz President-Girls' Self Government Wfjf Cherie Lechner Nladrina President Bob Spoon Boys' League President M, W, f My 1 C grfcv 1 , 24,53 1 , . .-9 ?'f :11v': 1 4? 1 ,4 1 4 1 -9 1 J T' 'Y' .2 5 1 1 2 Bob Harris President-Boys' Self Government ga. Steve Ashton Senior Aye President Wally Kent Senior Bee President Harlan Tucker A11 President Ralph Hayward Bob Barnett Linda Slawson Chad Dwyer, Steve Smith Larry Agran R.O.T.C. Head Cheerleader Commissioner of Commissioner of A10 President B11 President Representative Girls' Athletics Boys' Athletics 63 Grade Representatives: B10-Carole Chapman, Mary Ridgeway A10 Roslyn Jones Harold Ca pelotog B11-Majorie Coverley, Jim Merwln: All-Judie Teall Bob Tnoren B12 Jill Walker Bob Harrisg A12-Gwynn Showalter, Howard Breen. Student Court, the judicial branch of student government, is composed of two representatives from each grade level. Its function is to regulate the merit system by discussing infractions of campus regulations with the student and by allowing him to regain lost merits by petition. , 4 ' , ' S-' Q Grade Representatlve BIO Sabina Kamerman, David Horwitzg AIO-Judy McQuown, Mark Isreal: B11 Duane Tow Torn Clrello A11 Angie Kovaleski, Ron Voogd: B12-Linda Bernstein, George The Board of Representatives Con- sists of one representative from every homeroom and is presided over by the Vice-President of the student body. Its function is to act as a liaison between the Student Council and the students themselves. Re resentatives MQJFQLQ ' ' mtifiiw A x , vi. ,iw . 4 f ' ,.. Q Y, Q fl :- ' if Barrie Pomerintf Bo 1 H urls. 1 ' . ' S- lib. L .mls 3 1' LJ-3 Q4 wav 'Q 66 ROW 1-Phyllis Mueller, Corresponding Secretary: Sue Murphy, President: Karen Allender, Vice President. ROW 2-Judy Alexander, Recording Secretary, Sue Woodcock. Historian: Judy Elder, Treasurer. irls' League Boys' League ROW 1-Joe Inge, Vice Presidentg Don Shubert, President. ROW 2-Rich Adelman,H1storian3Bob Dietrich, Treasurer, Don McCall, Secretary. xl alll Wmter Willter UIIIIIICI' HIIIIIICI' Mary Martin, Treasurer, Pam Elliott, Recording Secretary, Diana Deasy, Vice President Chris Jack son, President, Ronnie Troup, Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Crowder, Advisor Janet Hawley His torian. The Girls' and Boys' Leagues are co-operative or- ganizations to which every girl and boy in the school belongs. These organizations together plan two school dances per year, and the annual Christmas project. The Boys' League plans its own assembly in the spring while the Girls' League sponsors its assem- bly along with numerous Welfare projects, the Winter and Spring Festivals, and a girls' week set aside in March for students to participate in business, school, church and the home. Jim Merwin, Treasurerp Stan Wrightsman, Vice President, Bob Spoon President Ron Oliver Secretary, Barry Fisher, Historian. 1 1nhaT '?illY'2i7: 'J' . .1-.1 7T, Q On the Road of Life the gratifying sense of total fulfillment is yielded by a life comprised of more than the constant perseverance toward a goal. A truly rewarding life is not lit by a solitary blaze of glory from one noteworthy achievement, it is bejewelled by an infinite number of sparks which together forin the enduring glow of satisfaction. These sparks are kind words, new experiences, loyal friends. Only the open-minded traveler can recognize these sparks, for, in the hurry of life, they are easily over- looked. By participating in a wide variety of activi- ties, a student can develop the alert, perceptive rnind that is the goal of education. And, as the stones on the Road are polished by the unending chafe of his feet, his life will be continually enriched by a rnulti- tude of incidental blessings. llwzlsia i , fair'-4 A :N 4 Q Y K V V M'-d-'WN' dv-on up VV N M 'l-4 X Mn- 3 wkgagfvv,-'.'u-rv!!-1 vu, . .,-4- '4 ' f X XS ' ' A - .?.,,.,x ..ivf . - ae'- , 4.4-I' 4,-7 XXX S , NX MJ' X XX ,X Q in-t l u I X it xx 'i'i XXX .. .fi xx N xi f - J ...xxx-. W.. h X n txt, .. EXP- 1 xx 1- A 1 n A .dv .f 'V' 1 1 h 5' 1+ .. 11 f I , ,. . I A WN, i ?'-gf-5-Q, , ,Az , wqg?,SV,4?LZf,MgsJ V , f. ,ww N4 K f , . 1 L L, 1fv,:Zg,,3WA Q! 3 . x A C -,.,.akm3M 5 by 1 11 rv , 1 mu'-fciaqg X Z, fi 4 gcgf V, ' like QF?-A-1-..q, --, ff ,-.fi 'irstggeni 5-Ps. , f iii? ' ' .,h,,A..,,,5 -, w . l'3a'Kf'?a'fI? 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'A 4 J fl -F' - 162' 4: 3 I ff4'1,1. 3,fTi!:?5if1L 3, 3. , . , , avjsdk I 54-fi! 3 V I fa,m.wu ' W M., gn. Leslie Halpern, Presidentp Emily Levy, Vice Presidentg Dotty Heebner Recording Secretary Le-anna Pfaff Corresponding Secretary Karen Allender and Cherie Lechner, Treasurersg Diane Pippin, Historiang Gloria Manulow Coaching Chairman Chapter 1995 of the California Scholarship Federa- tion is composed of one-eleventh of the student body. indicative of the high scholastic standing of North Hollywood High. The Scholarship Society aids its members by providing information on colleges, particu- larly through field trips, such as this yearls tour of U. C. L, A. It also arranges tutoring by its members. exemplifying the motto 'tScholarship for Servicef' fc ssss fee QQ' 7' i U, Scholarship Commissioner Karen Aliender 1 , x N in i fel l W m!9,E'L'? ? '!i4!1!E'dEI:17fu ?ffI1L?:! v31 at , 'Ni Q of i Scholarship Commissioner Leslie Halpern Mr John Francis and Mr. Robert Ellisg Advisors Karen Allender President Judy Elder Vice President Nadine Camp Recording Secretary Michelle Berk Corresponding Secretaryg Sherry Beckett and Denny Berthold Treasurers Dave Achterklrchen Historian Sabina Kamerrnan Sealbearer Chairman Dave Wolf, Publicity Chairmang Lean 'H f , f f '4 S il I 4 -f!'f'. rl-r l ' - A , il-'N F' Q l V zxhfii ft 1 vl jg ' 7-3-is as , Q fx ff 1 Q v K. lgf, Valerie Nevius PRESIDENT inf n...j ROW ONE: Leslie Halpern. Suzanne Murphy: Corresponding Secretary. Nancy Jenkins: Recording Secretary. Valerie Nevius: President. Sherry Anderson: Vice President. Valerie Slasor: Treasurer. lllldge Lurie. ROW TWO: Mrs. Theresa Jinks: Sponsor. Cherie Lechner. Phyllis Mueller. Elaine Cowell. Kathy McCarthy. Nancy Colernan. Emily Levy. Gwynn Showalter, Pam Loring. Sue Rana dall ROW THREE: Leanna Pfatf. Kris Andersen. Joan Maxwell. Janet Bruce. Arlene Balsham. Susan Tryon. Carol Baker. Dotty Heehner. Judy Elder. Margie Muessel. lfxaren Allender. Kathy Baer. Chris Jackson. Las Madriizfls W7inter1960 The girls' senior honor service club. Las Madrinas. from a range of activities. including Las Amitas and is dedicated to the upholding of its creed. which Las Doncellas. Madrinas usher at assemblies. serve at pledges the members to serve their fellow students facultv functions. help at pre-registration and on re- avoiding egotism and narrovvnessu and to act as an port card dav. decorate the traditional Christmas tree. example of honesty. altruism. consideration. and and serve in numerous other tasks which are assigned friendliness. Madrinas are accustomed to serving in as the need arises. Basically. the purpose of Las Ma- this capacitv. for the qualiications for memhership drinas is to promote high .standards and a feeling of require that. in addition to a good record or scholar- unitv among the girls at North Hollvvvood High. ship and citizenship. an applicant have service points T o I u?lIltQI'1960 Los Escufleros ROW ONE' Phil Eirov-.nt Secretary-Treasurer. Andy Achterkirchen: Pres:dent.Tlion1as Reneaui Hrs tonan ROW TWO: Don Schubert. Rich Adelrnan, Jerry Brown. Hoi-.ard Bree . Rick Be-ernac Jay Carlisle. Dave Sheffner. Dan Teschler, ROW THREE: Bop Ronlta. Jim Teuscrer. Lee Coldreri Eric Larson. Hollis Moore. Terry Hale. Alan Land. Don Myers. Paul DeRolt. NOT PRESENT: Mr Frank Neugepauer: Sponsor. Boo Rosenberg: Vice President. Roy lxillgoret Sergeafitratrarnws Dick lffeisoart. Jon Walkman, PRESIDENT Andy Achterkirchen KX il S AW M, f 5..,..a - a1xkQl 1 K Vi' --e---- y- nf , - arf- ,1 , - -. M . f 4 1, ,. li 1 . . :fr-'95 i53'l45f +i'1t. - ' ' FTTW fi - ,W ' - . i - it W? -- .5 if limi ' 1... ..,., l if , ' - .. - sf, V , . , i ve s 41 i ' . 1 . .:!::::::Ei' ' Tr' - ' 'Fir ' , -' -' ' - , y .QL P' i V ' ' , -- '- - -f ' T A 7-, . ,f ' . A i i i was ft l if was ' N 2 - 5 35,1 4 A A I . ' '. .1 K I' , . A, , A4 A-sf, x if . A .. . i Q F - 1 Y H , Y A M . i ' af ' I 75 l ' if. A V' ' ' '-'X w 1:51 4 r' l fl. Q ' i X, .54 Q -no 4 Mix .,.J N V,4! E 'Tig A FW ' ' . 1 V1 ' if Cherie Lechner PRESIDENT ROW 1-Mrs. Theresa M. Jinks,Advisor, Phyllis Mueller, Chaplain, Judy Elder, Corresponding Secre- tary, Joan Maxwell, Vice-President, Cherie Lechner, President, leanna Pfaff, Recording Secretary: Elaine Cowell, Treasurerg Kathy Baer, Historian. ROW 2-Chris Jackson, Barrie Pomerantz, Nancy Murdock, Judy Alexander, Linda l-lines, Karen Allender, Janet Bruce, Christia Mavroidi, Linda Slater, Merry Orlotf, Connie La Face. ROW 3-Margie Muessel. Kris Andersen, Sabrina Kamerman, Ruth Scott, Nadine Camp, Janice Elder, Linda Niewoehner, Esther McConnell, Helen Moore, Mariele Schwarz, Dorothy Heebner. NOT PlCTlJRED-- Sandy Garrett, Anne Jamieson, ummer 1960 Las Madriiias Los Escuderos, the senior boys honor service club. is a group selected on a basis of numerous considera- tions: scholarship, citizenship, past record of service, including membership in Los Serenos and Los Com- peones, demonstrated ability to lead, and a wish to serve. These high standards are necessary it the club is to fulfill the numerous responsibilities which it has been given. Plscuderos usher at assemblies and athletic events, supervise in the parking lot, aid the faculty during registration, and distribute and count ballots for student body elections. By performing these and numerous other duties. Los Escuderos accomplishes its object, which is to enable the school to operate more eiiiciently and effectively. Los Escud ro ummer 1960 ROW 1-Steve Head, Historiang Don Myers, Vice-President, Dave Sheftner, President, Bob Ron' ka, Secretary-Treasurerp Lee Coldren, Sergeant-at-Arms. ROW 2-Dan Teschler, Rick Beeman, Ira Buchsbaum, Larry Malin, Jerry Brown, Dave Achterkirchen, Rich Schmorleitz, Toshiyuki Nishika wa, Les Wieder, Steve Zahm. ROW 3-Jack Maxwell, .lay Carlisle, Torn Reneau, Bob Ross, -lon Wilkman, Bob Harris, Howard Kaye, Wally Kent, Alan Land, Steve Ashton. NOT PlCTlJRED-Den ny Cohen, Paul DeRolf, Mr. Frank Neugebauer, Advisor. .eel I PRESIDENT Dave Shetfner 12 it I v. 12 ..tftf...ef. Q? i ., . t ta -V F32 is F: A ea flies ' 13 , i if Barrie Pomerantz: President, Michelle Berk: Vice President, Judy Alexander: Secretary, Frances Gandy: Treasurer, Nancy Murdock: Historian, Mrs. Dorothy Oser: Sponsor. .1 y . gh .Q .4 11 'Y ' Vw it... -ifwg-Q92g'f?? C' la-UG 1 51.1- eil it -ev-sq Tony Haas: President. Dennis Cohen: Vice President. Mike Ulman: Secretary, Mr, John Donald- son: Sponsor. Esther McConnell: President, Barbara Houston: Vice President, Janet Bruce: Recording Secre' tary, Diane Holsopple: Treasurer, Norma Simon: Historian, Anita Krohn: Publicity, Steve Shu- bitz: Sergeantvat-Arms, Mr. David McLaren: Sponsor. -5 -f ow' Lf i ..,-...a-il ini i i Las Doncellas Members of Las Doncellas, the junior girls, service club, are sta- tioned in the halls at lunch and act as hostesses at sports nights and school dances. Los C ampeones The eleventh grade boys' service club. Los Campeones. provides guards for the halls at lunch and the gates before school. The mem- bers also sell programs at athletic events. Future Medical Leaders The Future Medical Leaders was founded to further the students' interest in medical professions and to acquaint them with advances in the field. A subsidiary organiza- tion. the Candy Stripers. does vol- unteer work at hospitals. ,yr wry E? up -fs: 1 - i , , ,X . . , i, '5,, b-'T aim .3 i . 5 U U --' 1 wifi-Lf 1 Q tai? iq 4 in is 1 1 AQ' ' i Xi ,Q v ,EQ ' 0 ' t Gaul Ax! :xiii ta ' ' . YN' - s v J is Vicki Hynous: President, Andrea Kirk: Vice President, Vicki Carlson: Secretary, Judy Dunn: Treasurer, Jane Gould: Sergeant-at-Arms, Charlotte Smith: Sergeant-at-Arms, Miss Lucy Asadoorian: Sponsor. Las Amitas The sophomore girls, service club, Las Amitas, guards the halls at lunch and serves at school functions, such as sports night. Los Serenos Los Serenos is the sophomore boys' service club. The members are posted in the halls at lunch and serve at sports events. Los Cornerciantes Los Comerciantes, the busi- ness club, performs many services, such as typing for school organi- zations and selling tickets, and informs its members on oppor- tunities in commercial fields. fin :Wk .H Gary Luboff: President, Bob Vernon: Vice President, Ronnie Gordon: Secretary, Mr. John Kennedy: Sponsc Alberta Dahl:PresiClent, Carol Davison: Vice President, Rochelle Kalpakoff: Secretary, Marilynn Mortimer: Treasurer, Iris Siegel: Historian, Babs Fridley: Sergeant-at-Arms, Miss Marilyn Mings- burg: Sponsor. ,-. ..,,,,.,. A... ., ual F i.1,, liilii u i L...s,..,.-.E......b2B :LM .,,-... .?2A.,.,.,,. x W N 9 fi-i F 5 5. 7, . , 'dv 1 f, '4f'1'z 1 if 3-.41 ,V ' 7, .1 X '21 1. F F 1 :M 'L I I- 4 I ,f--,. 'fa ' 2 , ,f i, -K , .f 5 ' . 9 , af.. V Wahl' My .QW if ,f 5 1 ' ,, gy, I., 5 ,V ll gf : I J I ' V l 1' , iirrs Q. 1' if if f l , i', wil, fi ' 1 ! flaw .J . SH , ML Z,miQIa2W'1 ', VKEAMKHEW IL ' 1'--I.. Future Teachers The Future Teachers Club is dedicated to encouraging students to become teachers and to inform- ing the members of new develop- ments in the field. It provides speakers and opportunities to ob- serve teaching methods in ele- mentary schools. r 2 r W2 Leanne Ptaft President Arlene Balsharn Vice President Sabrna Karnerrnan Sefretary Debbie Science Club The members of the Science Club seek to enlarge their understanding in many fields of science by entering projects in science fairs and going on held trips. such as the trip to an osteopathic college. ' -4 x'r L Band The marching band played this past year to cheer the spirited Husky teams and rooters in their football games. It has also contri- buted to several combos which have played for assemblies and dances. Orchestra The North Hollywood High School orchestra performed this past year at numerous school programs, graduation, and the annual Winter Concert. It also accompanied the choir in the de- lightful musical, Brigadoon, this past May. vii . Mk Q M rn - r ,J r .rvg f. 1 A lv I ! , Q I ROW 1-Judi Kamens, Ann Kishner, Allen Kramer, Dottie Greasley, Pete Albiez, Mark Kaye, Daniel lsenberg, Eileen Kramer. ROW 2-Ronnie Charles, Jeff Stander, D'Arneill Pershing, Alan Gobuty, David Geller, Dan Teschler, Ronny Schiff, Janie Fishel. ROW 3-Linda Roseman, Joel Rosenbaum, Stuart Coleman, Chuck Carr, Stephen Klevens, Fred Selden, Stan Broder, David Bermann. ROW 4-Nick Lewis. Joel Winthrop, Tom Barneby, Lowell Crystal, Dashiell Morrison, Murry De'Atley, Dale Sipma, Frank Kretzer, ROW 5-Jerry Stauffer, Larry Miller, Fred Hoen, Bill Russell, John Hoen, Bob Anderson, Rudy Dremely, John Burtt, Rickard Allsmiller. First Violin Linda Rose, Concertmistress Lowell Crystal Lenore Estrin Tom Keller Rita Tennes Barry Zweig Second Violin 'Terri Mirsky Duane Feasel Dave Fraser Gionina Gaudio Geri Hinton Sharon McCulley Jane Polley Leonira Thompson Joyce Van Sickle Viola ' Ronny Schiff Linda Pfaff Judy Winkler Violincello ' Barbara Haffner Polly Baker Kathy Magginetti Leanna Pfaff Liz Roebuck Evelyn Stanley Bass 'Jane Toenniges Tom Bradshaw Susan Brown Judy Cassels Nancy Coleman Andrew Faber Flute Judi Kamens Ann Kishner Oboe Gregory Donovetsky Michael Thomas Clarinet Deborah Robinson Fred Seltzer Bassoon Lewis Farmer Horn Nick Lewis Trumpet Richard Allsmiller Ronnie Charles Stuart Coleman Trombone Dale Sipma Jerry Stauffer Bass Trombone Phil Teele Tympani Ronnie Charles 'Section Leader 77 ,,f ROW ONE: Mike Mclnerney: President Alan Turner Merrill Matchett Secreta ROW TWO: Bob Barnett, Lynn Morrison Mike Adams Greg Conobetsky PICTUREDZ Henry Licnstein: Vice President Mr Guy Jones Sponsor Mathematics Club The Mathematics Club serves the double purpose of furthering the members' understanding of mathematical theories through re- ports and of promoting vocations requiring advanced mathematics through field trips. ROW ONE: Lee Coldren: Vice President Linda Slater Secretary Joe Inge President ROW TWO: Tom Lonzaro, Sandie Brown, Carla Gross Merrill Matcliett 'tn fi' ' .45 at if' f mv !,,, if 2? felis ' I, 2 ,,1,'f, 'AW ' if i r if A ' ff J' 'N-. National Forensic League By participating in debates and entering contests in original oratory, dramatic interpretation, and extem- poraneous speaking, the members of the National Forensic League learn to think clearly and communicate intelligently. A A z af, Fiji! W' JU Roy Killgorez President, Fred Dean: Vice President, Ken Newcomb: Secretary, Ralph Castro: Treas' urer, Joe Tieger: Reporter, Ray Minichielloz Historian, Dan Boatwright: Sentinel, Paul Blum: Serif tinel, Sandy Booth: Queen, Martha Beers: Sweetheart, Mr. Sidney Hill: Sponsor. Sound Crew The Sound Crew, in conjunction with other stage hands, is responsi- ble for all backstage work during assemblies and other school pro- grams. Bob Cohen: Secretary, Barry Fisher: Treasurer, Carol Lee Stewart: Historian, Mr. Claude Spaeth: Future Farmers The Future Farmers of America are dedicated to the promotion of vocational agriculture. The members care for their own animals, which they enter in fairs, and participate in service activities, such as their current forestry project. ROW ONE: LaVern Bandy, Ray Grims, Stuart Landau, Dennis Power. ROW TWO: Tim Anderson, Richard Aschenbrener, Dave George, Hugh Busse, Alan Cohen, John Bland, Mr. Raymond Se- EXCHANGE STUDENTS-Mariele Schwarz, Toshiyuki Nishikawa, Suzanne Murphy Christia Mavroidi. Cherie Lechner President Kathy Baer Vice-President Steve Ashton Vice-President 4 M-ee American and Foreign tudents Club The purpose of the American and Foreign Students Club is to promote better understanding of other peoples by presenting speakers and movies. It also helps the school's exchange students to become acquainted with the student body. lp. 133 new Chris Jackson Secretary Alan Land Treasurer Elaine Cowell Historian A . 'Sm American and Foreign Students Club of Winter 1960. L 'i3c lf. n i X lp l, Q - ' l ' 1 vi- , v Q . ' - 'riff-M ' ' t , p NJ A N xg I .V i ,Ah ,ki 1 -AL Q. i . X, rf I 3 I i i . 1 'V 4 s A l.- .. V. nw . . , I gl 1' 4 i ' Y it s K A ' , .4 , . f 9' it Q K p ' N if , 2 IA- vx N X In 'i ' i 9 b ' k 9 J ' 9 il? uf ! iq lx lv-B' - Q , B i X l k I 4. 'X 11 rx I4 5 l N6 I ,I N 0 gh 15 l if militia A 1 , i AI' 1 r I V' w Q' lk . .. A X ...-N.-pw--.ju, I. I ts i: P Hi: E AA ,, ,. ..A gg 'v 156, Q Q 5-' A -:X 6 i 1 3 I' f 5 X ff N Q if , J N 4 '11 X I ,.-. 'X' ROW 1-Carolee Stewart, Sue Dalton, Gary Fink, Pam Loring, Gary Klapow, Kathleen McCarthy. ROW 2-Judy Bergmann, Lynn Goldberg, Susan Stark, Sue Tryon, Camille Peterson, Fonda Himber, Vicki Bertram, Karen Allender, Barbara Rice, Judy Brenner. ROW 3-Victor Korchekoff, Rana Garman, Mike Joseph, Jon Wilkman, Len Jacoby, Alan Robbins, Barry Tuller, Louise Wessel, Art Linson. V l f v So, L ff? ff' N ' i, Z., mu , ,ziffaf - W if 6 Pam Loring Editor in Chief W'6O Arcade taff Through its weekly editions, the Arcade brings into focus the highlights of life at North Hollywood High by recording sport, club, and school events. Its readers will long remember the outstanding issues such as the April Fool, election. and senior issues. While the re- sponsibility of the paper is a hectic one, the reward to its staff in experience and knowl- edge gained more than offsets the hours of effort they have expended. fiil Alan Robbins C37 Editor in Chief S'6O .f r :RLS 3 t ' iivl ri ll l Miss Patricia Stoakes Sponsor ROW 1-Sandi Fernback, Vicki Bertram, Judi Bergmann, Alan Robbins, Rana Garrnan, Carolee Stew- art. ROW 2-Lynn Goldberg, Ruth Scott, Louise Wessel, Judy Armond, Nancy Woodruff, Judy Ellen Scher, Lynn Kurz, Elaine Cowell. ROW 3-Bob Cohen, John Chaldu, J. Dee Burrell, Mike Joseph, Charles Cushman, Bill Stosskoff, Dan Pietro, Dave Wolf, Rich Schmorleitz, Rick Marks. 5 H51 'I' 1 Q H 1 .lui WH ll! , 1 V . SX' f' '-lnlblbjj AT' X ,f 2 wil Q 5512 Q, . gs gf, . i Literary Ecmor Kathryn Baer Staff Advisor Douglas Wallace ,fzpv-JXAA 1 2145 J f . Artist: Paul Grynuick - x 7 Sports Editor: Steve Breitstein EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Lee Coldren El ammo The staff of the El Camino is composed of those students interested in serving the school and who are capable of the work involved. The work incurred while serving on the an- nual is balanced hy close friendships with others on the statl' and by pleasant conditions. The purpose of the El Camino Staff is to present to the students the best annual possihle. We feel that we have succeeded in doing this again this year. VVe of the staff hope that all who read this hook will get as much pleasure and enjoyment from it as we have received from creating it. The Editors -.NN Sports Editor: Jonn Krueger Sports Editor: Jay Carlisle Staff Assistant: Marianna Stotesbury EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Linda Slater taff of 1960 Linda Slater Eric Bradley Helen Moore Diane y Olson John Krueger Marianna Stotesbury Photography Layout: Sandie Brown Mr. Wallace Lee Coldren Kathy Baer Sandie Brown Paul Grynuick Jay Carlisle Carla Gross ,. ' Agua Photography: Eric Bradley '35 l 1 Fi xx xx , ' Organizations Editor: Diane Olson I L? , Senior Page Editor: Debbie Blum Staff Assistant: Norma Simon Senior Page Editor: Helen Nloore 83 Spanish Club The Spanish Club is interested in in- creasing understanding of the customs of Spanish-speaking areas by field trips to Spanish theaters and by adopt- ing a Spanish family for Christmas. 5 .- Jan Miser: President, Kathie Gardener: Vice President. Nadine Camp: Secretary, Rana Garman: Treasurer, Loraine Paul: Historian, Mrs. Morino: Sponsor. Creative Writing Club The purpose of the Creative VVriting Club is to I ' 3 X promote the art of writing and the appreciation of literature through discussions and constructive criticism of the members' works. ff 'X ,553-1 rv French Club .22 s.7 l The purpose ot the French Club. Le Cercle Francais. is to permit its members to practice speaking French in an informal situation and to enrich their studies by increasing their knowledge Rana Garman: President, John Davidson: Vice President. Helen Moore: of French Culture- Corresponding Secretary, .lan Mlser: Recording Secretary, Janice Goldenbergz Treasurer, Barbara Rice: Historian, Mrs. Katherine Bell: Sponsor. Pam Loring: President, Ruth Scutelsky: Vice President, Kathy McCarthy: Secretary, Carol Bertram: Treasurer, Barbara Berman: Man- ager, Linda Hough: Sergeant-atAArrns, Mr Duncan: Sponsor. 151,437 I5-od . All Mil x..- 'x l Y' -hh-C11' XIQTX' ' , , . ., N 91 i1,.,,,.gf, uf' W' A c, N 4 .,, ,y 1 1 Gretchen Greene, B125 Suzanne Murphy, A121 Queen, Valerie Nevius, A122 Karen Allender irls, League Winter Carnival On January 12, 1960, the girls, their mothers, and the women of the Bingville faculty gathered in the auditorium for an evening of entertainent and fun. The Winter Carnival, planned hy the Girls' League Cabinet, featured the historians report, the installation of the new Girls' League officers, and entertainment pre- sented hy the girls in the interest and service Clubs and by the faculty. The highlight of the evening came when the twelve attendants were presented and Queen Valerie Slasor was Crowned hy Gwen Gamble. last year's Queen. ROW 1 Trudy Mercer B10 escort Rick Beeman Bonnie Josephson, A103 escort Jim Teuscherp Jeanne Cathro, A103 escort Dave Sheftner Ron ne Troup B10 escort Bob Ronka ROW 2 Holly Hoelscher B115 escort Alan Land: Penny Greenleaf, A115 escort Phil Brown, Linda Bernstein A11 escort Bob Rosenberg Pam Elliott B11 escort Jon Walkman. ROW 3-Gretchen Greene, B123 escort Eric Larson, Suzanne Murphy A12 escort Dick Weisbart Queen Valerie Slasor escort Terry Hale Valerie Nevius, A12g escort Andy Achterkirchenp Karen Allender, B12 escort Rick live , 'sl tu . ,,,,.m....,,.,, 1 i limi , i nlHi Jim Morris: President, Sandi Fernbach: Vice President Ashley Goodman Vice President Carla Gross Corresponding Secretary, Carol Lee Stewart: Recording Secretary Fern Reisberg Treasurer Steve Zaitzoff Sergeant at Arms Barbara Berman: Historian, Mrs. Esther Stodel: Sponsor THESPIAN SOCIETY Thespian Troupe 1-184 is this school's chapter of a national honorary drama so- ciety. Its members are chosen on a basis of their participation in the activities oi Ehe drama department and the Harlequin lub. PHOTO CLUB The Photo Cluh is working to promote interest in the science of photography hy sponsoring contests. exhibitions. and ex- periments in photographic techniques. HARLEQUIN CLUB As the schools major dramatics club. the Harlequin Cluh enahles its memhers to enlarge their understanding and apprecia- tion of drama through the practical expe- rience of entering contests and presenting plays. Steve Ashton: President, Carol Lee Stewart: Vice President Ruth Scutelsky Vice President Ava Freud Recording Secretary Carla Gross Corresponding Secretary, Steve Zaitzoffg Treasurer Pete Albiez Sergeant at Arms Barbara Berman Historian Mrs Esther Stodel Sponsor. f 5 44 ws- 'X - rs r I i President, Judy Teale Vice President Rae Jean Johnson Secretary Jayne Hermann Girls' Glee The Girls' Glee Club, composed of fifty to eighty-five members, sings light and more serious selections in programs such as the Christmas program, the spring con- cert, and the Bach festival. Boys' Glee The Boys' Glee Club sings both serious and semi-popular music in the Christmas program and at P.T.A. meetings. Like its female counterpart it requires no audi- tions. Choir The choir, a selected group of mixed voices, performs on numerous occasions throughout the year. Besides the tradi- tional semi-annual concerts, this year in- cluding a Christmas performance of the Messiah, the choir presented the delight- ful musical Brigadoon. President, Paul DeRoIf3 Vice President Ken Slocum Secretary Diana Hayes Librarian Carla Gross i ee-Yer t,'TA la 11 121 ,1 I i ! 5 lu, Elie! Main Office Girls By taking surveys, filing, and typing, the girls who work in the counselors ofiice and 5 main offices acquire valuable experience in general business skills. Mrs Emma Allen Sponsor. Y? Mrs. Chesterine Cordellez Sponsor, Mrs. Marbrie Cory: Assistant. Mrs June Sloan Sponsor Mrs Dorothy Shine: Assistant. Attendance Otlice The girls in the attendance ofiice ac- quire vuluulile experience in general of- fice work. They page students. File papers and type. ds Kneeling: Cadel Lieutenant Thomas Mann, Cadet Captain Kenneth Johnson Cadet Lieutenant John Oberstar Company A Reserve icers rainin Corps The R.O.T.C. provides military training and activities as honor guard, drill team, and rifle teamg it does not entail additional military ob- ligation but furnishes experience which may be an asset to a cadet entering the armed forces. Company HB Front-Cadet Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis Farmer. ROW ONE Cadet Captain Roy Rising Cadet Major Ralph Hayward Cadet Major Dennis McCreary. ROW TWO: Cadet Captain Lyle Smith Cadet Master Sergeant Robert Bradley Cadet Sergeant Major Burton Haaz I MQW, pmpff M f dw .Y mf' Q f-W ',,,,,,-- 9-fx cp! ,Z x-I-,XSXW Q A x A -, ' Q K ., -X K X va A XY ', X - sf ' kg 'N M 0 -X' X , n . X if . u X. 272' X-17 ' A traveler on the Road who i. concerned solelv with the promo- tion of personal interests over- looks one of l1fe's basic purposes - to bring happiness to others. By sharing the burdens of his fel- lowmen. his own becomes less op- pressing, for he adds to his own enjoyment the pleasure of an- other's triumph. On our campus it is important in the daily pressures of life not to neglect the companionship earned by kindness and unselfish- ness. The benefits to be reaped from such companionship are multifold: a heavy cloak of ego- tism does not provide the protec- tion from the chill blasts of mis- fortune that friendship does. After all, what pleasure is there in attaining the summit if one must then stand alone? Q 7 u-l X -Z VX 4,- i , I jf ' R bib? i .Rx if rc -- Q ' R239 4? - ' me ' has ,qi M E fr K.. Z I g CQXKQN ,-.!-ulkr gl x Jeb ' Q33 -5- V' 'ff ,i c 'Y 'Y s ' 1 v , - :S W W -.L 6 1 if ,vs if'ff1' f vw- I A t A 'W 4- 'ff , . ga? A I pf? w 'AN 3 Q' n Class Ufficers 'iw 'F-.,, ,wg ' H am- '- .ff nf -1 - -1 ,r - 5- vzwiglrf-. , ' .4 ,f yy: x., -M .. 92 PRESIDENT - Wally Kent VICE PRESIDENT - Dave Wildel' SECRETARY - Penny Greenleaf Class Officers Winter '61 .. I . , Y .1 W L V QQ H ' X',, f Ji P' Z ff N ' xi Class Officers PRESIDENT - Don McCall VICE PRESIDENT - Mary Martin SECRETARY - Sue Slasor Class of I? I 'IYQIQPH' 15531 if PRESIDENT - Harlan Tucker VICE PRESIDENT- Bob Dietrich SECRETARY - Sherry Williams ummer '61 Class Officers 5? Q ,E Class Officers Hr- . iff - ., 'V PRESIDENT - John Ruggles VIC E PRESIDENT - Larry Agran SECRETARY - Pat Barnebey lass of it ' ff u ffvgkrsx kv PRESIDENT - Larry Agran VICE PRESIDENT - Dave Epstein SECRETARY - Judy Dunn Winter '62 Class Ufficers I ww ' .,. 3-I 62, ' s. 'z -N N 'I . ff... - ,., V. -.. , .. -, , . .. . -, . . Av .JM A, ,.,.v,, I ff ,. uk'-+u z'..1 .s-.J,r wr .gm '.. I - 9 ',',1':3-M,-Qu 4'-4, LJ C ass fficers -, if-, PRESIDENT - Steve Smith VICE PRESIDENT - Lynn Jeckel SECRETARY - J udy Swanson Class of aff, W saw 3 iw ummer '62 fp- ,n . v. 'lf ff, .f7L.. . , ., ,V , ,A . Ky .4 1 54,33-x' JL, Q' ki xjw ' fs C gf. 'ng fig' 3 N 1-fi ff X 'w CW? f if I N: 1 J' :.- 2 XZ ? Z N X N ALJF-lil'--l.C..5' s f 11 J I f-Q Z -., The greatest tribute to a traveler on the Road of Life is to say that his progress was marked by honesty. The goals in life are minor in relation to the spirit in which they are approached, and every honor is secondary to the manner in which it was obtained. On the Road there are laws passed by other travelers which compel obedience, but there are stricter rules which exist though the punishment for their violation is often less apparent. These are the standards which every traveler establishes for himself. Their preservation is vital, for a success without the self-respect that they pro- tect is hollow. In sports the upholding of these principles is called sportsmanship. Good sportsmanship in life, as in athletics, makes participation re- warding and enjoyable. - Mig, 1' '-v I 25 -I - , 1 J Y 4 V ' wx y ,. ' I J I -V ' . V' Ni N I- T FH! ' , .cy 5, f f , 'jun ?f5 I .gg My f 3 U: 9, I .4 f- SXY1 3: fi 5 Mo 5 ' T' Sl 3 K ' 5 V v f ' 'Ax 'll . I Q :fri X xx!.A I A ,A . ,' ILT K .--5:6 13-Slg' . . . ' fax X Q .... . . I.. , ' Al t, W' N di Q JZ!! fl inn 3 W . X , ,, . T ' 'K kxxia 1 yily' , ..... ..s TQ x is , V in hlii , 1355315 ',.'f L , , J, 'J l , . up s . 1,2116 K in -, L, M 4 W ..,,.. L .AE , ..p,:pA::li, L glw f h-,,,,, f 31. 11-T...-51 ' f R if s ' ,f . .,.. p q -- . ,.Y.., , ii ii i ,t., . 4 N 4 h 'EE' C- v I ff: H .,,,. ,.,. vllplv My ,,,.., Aliv A4kV V -w.,,,MMmm4 .A X ri . ,,,. am ...,, U M -'M-...Mmm W p , f sc . . Q- T 1 1 ...... wW.Q..,.,,M . , . .J ww W' Yiii Tim, -X' yy,. V, L. 'L 'Ta -1--Sz. '5' '54 5 my V- A W Y W4 5 1 ,X ir V ,. 5 Mr. Paul Xanthos, Basketball and Tennis: Mr. Bill Mosher, Golf: Mr. John Furlong, Varsity Basketball and Gymnastics fNot pic Mr. Jack Burgan, Swimming: Mr. Doug Gerhart, Varsity Football tured: Mr. Dick Fraley, Cross Country: lVlr. Ken Wolters J V and Varsity Baseball: Mr. Bob Clark, Varsity Football and Track: Baseballj. Mr. Bob Bache, Football: lVlr. Harvey Nelson, Football and Track: The BRAIN Behind lVlr. Francis Smith Athletic Co-ordinator lv' -sl' L the BR There are many advantages in the participation in sports besides exercise: the players learn to cooperate and to retain high principles under the tension of competition. Sports events also bene- fit the school by promoting spirit and school unity. The athletic department offers nine types of sports: football. bas- ketball. cross-country. track. tennis. baseball, swimming. golf. and gymnas- tics. Thus. the opportunity to partici- pate is accorded to a maximum number of boys. Don Swanson Cross Country 1 -yr Chuck Rombeau Tennis Bruce Von Herzen Swimming ut tanding thletes as Ed Rucker Basketball Jay Carlisle Football if 40 Ron Brewster Gymnastics Dennis Rast Track Tom Pederson Bob Rugh Baseball Golf lr all . iv qi. , ' 3' l n 'io F1 , T T Zf . ., MW .1 n A ' lO3 3 7. ef as Si E r OA ROW ONE: Don Edwards, Dennis Rast, Al Zylstra. Don McCall, Jay Carlisle, Gary Fink, John Krueger. Tod Leigh, Bob Dietrich. Phil Brown, Don Wagner. ROW TWO: Coach Clark, Bryan Horsfall, Don Myers, Eric Larson, Dick Donald, Barry Corchnoy, Don Ruh. Jerry House, Larry Stonebraker, Ken Rainer, Roger Speakman, Coach Gerhart, ROW THREE: Jay Inge. Dave House. Steve Perren, Dave Lowry, Craig Schmidt, Marty Hockman, Dennis Branch, Ron Boebel, Pete Harrelson, Harlan Tucker,J. Dee Burrell, Buddy Daniels. ROW FOUR: Dennis Paul, Brad Bechtol. Richard Holley, Randy Becker, Lou Fasano, Jamie Phillips, Rick Srnith. Steve Elkin. Manager: Charlie Cushman. arsit Football an UNRUE . Q nw VVS Sari PWN00 Coaches Clark and Gerhart vi. PKMDTUN 7 Pow OI3 i V Rama 25 I .... : I3 Gkmq ' gg H P' 1 ,Q lyk Q At the start of the season the Huskies were at a disadvantage. The first string lettermen that did return had to make a complete adjustment.. The new coach- es - Bob Clark of South Gate High and Doug Gerhart of Occidental College, in- stituted new methods of training, tac- tics, and strategy, laying a foundation for future triumphs. D. Rast D Edwards D Wagner A Zylstra D. McCall J. Carlisle G nk J Krueger Bob Dietrich applying brakes The Burbank Bulldogs. upon invading Sandifur Field, found the Huskies to be a ready and able team. Superb playing by quarterback Dennis Paul and guard Jay Carlisle was responsible for the Huskie victory. In the Hrst league game of the season. the Huskies met the Poly Parrots. During the entire game the team moved the ball well. making many long drives. but could only manage to score once. Tackles Todd Leigh and Don MCC all gave the Parrots considerable trouble. John Krueger .lay Carlisle All Valley Tackle Guard Guard All-City Guard Tackle 11' vffllhgf bl 5 df' - B ,ww 4 X Aff:-' 'nwiw qw,.1, ., 5' 'ETL' ' :--1-f' P' , ,- QF. , f'-Nl' ,ri r -3: ' V' - fini ' f , 'i 5' :naman i Bob Dietrich shakes off Burbank tackler Ken Rainer sweeping around end for a long gaun against Van Nuys. 1 H J Don Edwards. iff. yn ev- A ., , 9, , , . . ' we V ' - My ., ...Ve , ' -f ' - W fra 1 .R , 3 ..'f ' U .Mf,+, M1 4' ' , 'rf-f-' . V, ,. -,ff 'AX-'ff - ..f4H,, ,A g . f' w, yy. A if -r R 'ff f-'A In the first league game the Huskies met their arch rivals, the Van Nuys Wolves. Although plagued with many mistakes they moved the ball against the powerful Wolves. This year the Reseda Regents were stronger than ever. With the combina- tion of fast backs and a strong line, the Regents overwhelmed the fighting Huskies. Coach John Sander's Lancers from Grant, the newest team in the league, fought the Huskies all the way but were out-played. They did manage to score late in the fourth quarter. The last game of the season was at San Fernando. The game was closely played and in the fourth quarter we were trailing by only one point. Barry Corchnoy Don Ruh Marty Hockman Tackle Guard Center Guard Tackle L5 I X. 7 ' lx X A ., .K Vtrvvlr 1, ,H I , ,4,.,,V, ,MH ,,,. I., .. , ,,,.,,': , . . .2 fv r --au, vwiwifw L ff if-1: I 7'iff5i1,. fQ2rzwfi 'ffffL-1'T551 2 f :fwfr ff: A 2:15, ,QW ,ffvunwf BEER Ai E,'f'.!Q'Z.?Z5Jf.yfa.L',.. 42' 'N . .Z 'f V' 'iff-ezz.'1 T '.f '2,., 4 V.: . .' : SNS -- ., Denny Rast picks up interference set up by ,g,,,, ,,., 4,-1,fg4,,,...., f ' ' Ron Boebel Tackle ff? ,439 This year our team triumphed. It was not the material triumph of winning all games, but the more important triumph of the spirit. We were plagued by the loss of Dennis Paul, our first string quarterback, early in the season. and Bryan Horsfall during the Reseda game. Al- though the team encountered terrific odds, they never lost courage or team spirit. They were backed all the way by the terrific coach- ing of Bob Clark and Doug Gerhart. A team is Dennis Paul Quarterback Don Myers Haltback Harlin Tucker r , ' :- P W. ... r , L A 1. Ff' J '5 ,UI f A , 1..vi if 3,1 .1 .'V. ., . f .1 H-.,. ,ffm 'A-.N ,, 1 .. , Phil Brown Quarterback judged by its will to win, its courage in striving End to win, and its ungrudging acceptance of de- s M feat. By these standards our team was tri- umphant. 1 as-Xl ' Eric Larson Bryan Horsfall AI Zylstra Steve Elkin End-Purmter Fullback End Halfback 4, HM '-ru . UHWSQ I l . Af I ..i. 'rl 5 I 5 ' ' 'l I ,'iQrjIf'a', ,'i. i... ' 'iY, lf r 17' ac' g Ma' A ii' 'A +4 Mx 5' WSH 1' 5 Wav' 24 ..T-f, 5 az 2 nf 'J ' f 'MIS '-3 -- .tt ,.: ist, ,WTA l v-Q., A , ROW ONE: D. lVIcGiffert, T. Huff, J. Palmer, B. Livesay, B. Robertson, J. Yockey, G. Koniow, J. Alden, B, Rutledge, J. Weaver, J. Hooker. ROW TWO: Coach Nelson, E. Crane, D. Pucci, S. Thompson, IVI. Lichtenfeld, B, Shelley, B. Lukowski, IVI. Berns, B. Nleyb rovvitz, A. DeShon, Coach Bache. ROW THREE: J. Prince, G. Ruggles, P. Feher, S. Stein, B. Underwood, R. Gattis, T. Hunt, T. Reid, T. Carlisle, J. Steele, F, Vonder Kuhlen,ROW FOUR: B. Hosmer, S. Visotsky, R. Brun, B. Dant, B. Neggo, F. Manies, R. Lewis. I I I I I I I IQ F 00th I I I I I I I I I I , Coaches Bache and Nelson I ..Q,,,,, '- 42511.33 ,IAV .Q Q , gr x I wr ia 5 'ml ' as , .1 V .Y ,' an Q f 4- '74' 'ff . S67 ,. ,,,.f,,g We 1 Mares, w., H Tom Huff H a Ifbac k lO9 al Q vi gy . 6 Pm Q11 0 if - Q J 'l.. - If V.:-L - .1 ' . T J ' -' 3 1 , 5 fe 3 ' f it -3 f, ef A ' rl ' I. I -' AI' ' J 'tr ess' ' 4:56 is ,ff 2 'Q J 4' . .H - sr' .. , e 5 - t 1 J 'iff' r ' W J' I l 'fV:-A I4 wif 'ur ,. Q 'l 4-'J J e 'J J ' Q 4 ...J J t er 1 't ' - , ' g,,,wf f' .Q-W , -e f f 4- , A ft - V A ' A A' 'A - . A f F f fs , . . . r t r J J s - f -' '.A f - -A'A - 'J J rw-M 4 2- . ,-, ' , Ma- A+-144: J. Palmer B. Livesay J. Alden J. Yockey B. Robertson B. Rutledge J. Weaver S. Zahm T. Huff D. Mc:Giffert J. Hooker Dave lVlcGittert I-Ialtback Wi Q' an ' The Bee football A team ot 1959 may be Q I . , .H In QA. Cons1dered one of the SL? 'iivSg13RNK.3.j. 043' finest IH many years. fb -.-'.evN,P.vQN xl Sparked by the out- T '. in Rai ,F 5 'jig standmg offenswe plays . rw 7 NWN -1. ' W lk K I Q 1 4 . I' ' ' TZf5,Qf 1 ftlx' rl- . . h3 r7..-7 Ho y y and Dave MCG1ffert ,ff .5 0 VHN NUV5. 7 - f the team was V1CJfO1'1- Z' 8 43? ' 17555-TDR -.Wx 70 5' . J ous over Burbank, .L , ggg ' , . J NT - 4 gf Compton, Reseda, . '5'199y,AWmwJ,g,g Grant, and San Fer- . , - , f 'A ,. f. nando. '- ' Q .ng ,gg nl I -ft 'f :F'e4fW T . f' 5 E Joe Hooker Steve Zabm Jim Weaver Gary Koniow Jim Yockey Halfback Quarterback End Quarterback Center 1 . ' . 4 7 . ' I ' Q, ,,. 1-Q-N.. . it 5.1! .dl ,. I wi. IM.. 1 JW' Wx 5 M .fe-v -. 4 nf Qui fEf1k.57,g,ws . .N-59, cvfi R lfffl :Hn -.Q 'fflul fi , ' fb x 'Hg-4 ,J-,-fill .x it M A f ax' - I - iv'Q'M'i' L l ' , f . '.',!,' 'V' . Y' ' . , -- -1 A at fi , . A T r f I' ' .' 35. ' ., . , -J :asv - . .rv ,A ul 5 F. 33553 9? Ljf--'Emma 'ltr I 3213- Q Jeff Palmer End V ffl' - 'I f, 2, I' , f fur' ,. -J, K .. lf LJ' f yggifelff f Q 1 LZ, J J 23 l 1 fr x I D I ,f 1 f ,u ,ky Xl?-, 1? In MQ' 1 M W at j, , ff ,. mf. fm W , 1,4 f f ir Y? ' ff K Mfr Y N Q- ,714ff1 'i, f ,, 41.4 . ., ' , , f 'ififfb ' ,- ,JH -,4,., , v- 9 ' '- ' uf-er-4q,1'2f cf .-CQ! 'M : ' z -5 1,3--'W' ....,,',..'f'1-max ' , M., we-15, If 4, I- vffiiga a ' I f ' .ut-an 1. '5 Steve Stein l-lalfback Al DeShon, on an around end play racking up yardage forthe Husl-ue Pups. Much of the Huskie pups' success can be attributed to quarterback Steve Zahm. who, under the guidance of Coach Nelson, developed outstanding strategy. Al De- Shon's defensive play was a major factor, as well as the fine teamwork of end Jim Weave1', center Jim Yockey, guard Jim Alden, and tackle Bill Livesay. Quarterback Gary Koniow, halfbaeks Joe Hooker and Steve Stein, end J eff Palmer, and linemen Bob Robertson and Bill Rutledge, spurred on by the fine punting of Bob Dant, were among the other outstanding players. Al DeSbon l-lalfback is X, wi vi f 4' 1 ,fQ'7' P :Ziff W' ,Q gf ' , -' iv r- ,J J Z A l ar if 1. Q 1 .Jia if , , f . My ff..f'jf1,.,i, I , 'nfl' ig .wav ' Q ,,-,J ff' ' f . ,223-e 1-' 1- 1- W' AA ' 555942 1 -A f ' .' L '.+ - -n'i 1.,yi xff .- Wlffm V?-it --rr , . wi.. . . f-H '31 . , if, . , ,. .fb-1, ,ph ,ff I' .. e M441 5 V- dw- f. Q- . , ' 'l'5'fA'iTf F1 .ff f -if-11 Bob Robertson Bill Livesay Bill Rutledge Jim Alden Bob Dant Guard Tackle Tackle Guard Punter -5 2216 , 1:-11 , lt! gs., ...m -, .-,ig ', 1-M! af.. 1 Mt? . 4 3,3 F ,' '2 30,0 2 Q 3 Q31 GT! Q hhlfurloni, M E R k B P tt H Moore S B ck, C. Hibler, T. Claus, A. Land, B. Ross, J. Wilkman, K. Pallack, J. Bro J er, . apa Varsity Basketball of 1960 - ui 5:63 H nd HD 5' I: ' ?,3UF9L.,1 X.. fu ,IS 5 . ' - .12 QESES1- 75 ,5gN FEW 73 ppm? 55 RESEUH ERHNTHNUD 'H SHN FfRN s eq vfnnuGU'H 'L ' I Eddy Rucker l-lollls Moore All-City Guard All-City Guard R '18 mwgggfv-ZH gl Z3 FAEMUN ri I K 1 ,I ,J Jon Wilkman lVlike Martin Jeff Kaplan Chris Hibler Tom Claus Guard Center Guard All-Valley Guard Forward The Husky basketball team of 1960 battled their way into the city finals and chalked up a successful 17-1 rec- ord for the season. Nothing but praise can be given to this year's cagers as they proved to be one of the greatest group of stars in Bingville's history. The Blue and Gray had little trouble finishing the regular season undefeated. They entered the city tourna- ment with a 14 game winning streak and were ceded first place. North Hollywood downed Verdugo Hills and Nar- bourne with ease. University proved to be a strong test of the Huskies all round team work. Showing great de- sire, the Furlongmen came from behind to nip the Warriors 42-41. For the second time in two years, the Huskies met Fremont in the finals. In the well-played, thrilling contest, the Big Bluev led most of the way. However, in the second half, a strong Pathfinder team rallied and won the game and the city title. Hollis Moore and Ed Rucker were named to the All Tournament team. Rucker and Moore were further honored by being chosen on the All City squad. Sheldon Buch made All-Valley. Jim Teusher and Chris Hibler were selected as second team All-Valley. The rest of the teamg Jeff Kaplan, Rick Carey, Tom Claus, Bob Patterson, Jon Wilkman, Bob Ross, Ken Pallack, Jerry Brown, and Alan Land played well, picking up many votes. Sheldon Buch Jim Teucher All-Valley Forward All-Valley Guard if Mm Coach John Furlong iw ity TOlH'l1H1l1Gl1t North Hollywood's 1960 basketball team thrilled the thousands of fans who attended the City tourna- ment held at the Sports Arena with their fighting spirit and team effort. After winning three tourna- ment games. the Husky Cagers met Fremont in the iinal game. Behind the strong rebounding of Hollis Moore and Clutch shooting of Ed Rucker. they held a Commanding lead at halftime. During the second half. Fremont's raZZle dazzle playing surpassed that of the injury-ridden Husky team. Ed Rucker, surrounded by Narbomme players. bats ball to A1 Land. Jim Tuesher attempts to steal the bali from Ur-i defender .aT-my Asif? X' .-.. 13, ,, - fa , ,I ' ' ' '.' V '. , -1 . 33.12 Estlin, M. Johnson, D. Wilder, H. Farer. North Hollyvvood's J. V. cagers followed in the footsteps of the Varsity by crushing all opposition and rolling up a 13-1 seasonal record to cop lirst place in their league. The young Huskies displayed excellent shooting ability, tremendous rebounding and overall top teamwork throughout the entire season. Bob Leck, Dennis Fradv. and Dave Wilder were named to the All Valley J. V. team and Steve Head received honorable mention. Sophomores Marty Johnson and Bob Root were also outstanding. The majority of these boys will form the nucleus of next year's varsity team. Dave Wilder Rich Estlin Marty Johnson .A .QM Coach Furlong, D. Frady, B. Shaper, B. Leck, B. Matchett, J. Chasion, B. Root, S, Head, R. Leffingwell, S. Smith, M. Nlitzenmacher, K. Allender R ily! I I ,guna-v...5 I . lf ll ' , I - , WP.. 11532 ' . l y 'jfs 'i ,jf vs' .41 .- Z e'f., :.... y i !-r n.MDNRne., 'sa,1 a- , 3 N .. ,- 12 zb0W'5H P9 si . yf .VLYPMINEHPVX - 4 fn' if 'Q Ufimouzzva-fl - 142 5, . ' 07' 1 - ' Home 'fm 0 1, A f yi, , -. Vf.7N Nl-9,119 gis t. -.X . .' X577 - -'-.-'RES :3?'G'W .f 6 ' . lr- Sq E .Wifi- . ' , ' f 60 gcgxx N1 SU: 'fe DDR' we-1 rilfi. nfl 45-Q Aff!! '5.11' Vlq I- Tl 'f-Bn' at Sq ' .95 ,Q N NL.,-.15 --I-Lg.- ... A w. h' 5.5.3. S 5:51 K i ' . ,us Elfg4 f .- I X . I. ., ., 1, 1 .' f er- .' ' V.. - .ht .-,Lug .-- ' P .ft -. - ' f-1,1 Dennis Frady Bob Leck l ' -i r f W . k i 1 ' - ROW 1 Coach Xantnos I Bucnsbaum C F rgus P McG1nness L Malin J Potocnev. R. Patrick. ROW 2-B. Speers, B. Vernon, R. Ergenbrignt FS I RQ hh' 'L' - WGBH P577 71-h V QVMNGHRMQ I - WRU UB6 5-if R R PP Lv if 5. .Ll ff Ji .,A. Pl-f'irf 41 53555-DRP eo ffl PD '14 ' Q . HN Nuws J ST 5. NESEDR 'bi f - . f, +f67A,E N' 35+ .ASK FEWNYP. 2' P' Coach Paul Xantnos and Captains Larry Malun nW13. i'g,'15,g Li l -::.,.., X and Craig Fergus Q ' - f jx 4 to PG '39- qz,-na I :Q-' 1 F, 377: 5 . H x'- T ' P F gi' 4: lg 1' f Y 's Nix ' ' J, ii -us ali: - A9 8 2 it Qi? su gn' - 1 5 C 1-1 M, 21 Aw Tl A 'J-L S' Irv- Pi :QKRJ AY , X ' Y, ra' Q 13 c ' ni : ipfzjf L 5 'vii viii. . in - .X 'f' Tr f JI 0 3: '-,pl B 'KC 0 f WI - :fair -. at SIU P ' 1-A ' A X r- ' Q 2. ,Q Gm,-In Blanchard Ira Bucnsoaurn Bob Vernon Pat McGinneSS Roger Patrick hr. , 'U ROW 1-J. Stuart, R. Roth, J. Teele, B. Render, B. Burnham, Coach Xanthos. ROW 2-J. Wagner, R. Roth, T. Tryon, S. Fink, W. Mitchell R Wide man J Cambell, D. McCosker, G. Jones, A. Salter, M. Kert. G 66 99 l Basketball This year's Husky Pups ended the season with a good record by displaying outstanding sports- manship and drive. Coach Paul Xanthos' Bees compiled a 7-3 record to qualify for second place in the East Valley League. Ira Buchbaum, Larry Malin, and Craig Fergus were selected on the 1960 All Valley Bee Basketball team. John Stuart and Richard Roth led the Cees and both were chosen for the All Valley Cee team. John Stuart All Valley Rick Roth Bob Burnham Bob Render All Valley William Mitchell John Teele A :-- , 4 - I- - HIE! P! S ' 'GD 'Y 5? f .nab vb if ROW ONE: D. Swanson, B. Deane, P. Turnquist, J.vGonzaIes,J. Burtt, G. Jenson, S. Kotanan. ROW TWO: Coach Fraley, J. Chaldu, P. Mobley, A. Goodman, B. Harris, R. Pearce, D. Smith, L. Gram, R. Anderson. ROW THREE: B. Park, G. Stephens, T. Keller, P. Shaffer. A.Rayes,J.Johnson,L.Brown,J.Lang. Coach Fraley and Don Swanson Don Swanson . , .y.,,v,. ,V , . .ac 7,-fm , --'z ,-, M ,. . .N YA-:Af .0 af V .1-QQ ' , , A, V -J.. .qrgl Z -P ' rf- ross Countr Paced by strong runners such as Don Swan- son, Jerry Rosenfeld and Bill Deane, the Hus- kie Cross Country team had a very successful season. The Harriers placed second in the league behind a powerful San Fernando High team. Our teams most inspiring victory was at Van Nuys where the Huskies came through to defeat a highly favored Wolf team. Also showing true skill were John Gonzales. Paul Turnquist, Pat Mobley, and John Burtt. Pacing the J. V.'s were John Chaldu, Bob Harris, and Robin Pearce. Top men on the 10th grade team were Phil Shaffer and Larry Brown. ,gg Jerry Rosenfeld Bill Deane Paul Turnqulst John Gonzales , 1? AIX' fn 7- ' V -,.,. pf i . WQVFBW' Q 1 . X' ,- ,ZW V If 5 .,,,., .......... . i A J' A 1' Q as , V, g. r fx ,... l 4 .M J Ci' ,....41f., 3 ti. in--sumti maxim gl 1 Don Swanson brought honor and recognition to Bingyille early this year by being selected to rep- resent North Hollywood as Olympic Torch Bearer. The torch was carried from Oslo, Norway, via Los Angeles, on its way to the Winter' Olympic Games at Squaw Valley, California. Swanson was captain of the Cross Country Team. He is a three year letterman in Cross Country and a one year letter- man in Track. To Francis Fauchy Smith. outstanding coach and Co-ordinator of Athletics at North Hollywood High School, the Sports section of the 1960 PII Camino is proudly dedicated. Mr. Smith came to North Hollywood in ISVZH. Football and basketball were his main interests. He produced many championship teams as well as top individual stars in both fields. He retired from active coaching in 1949. All of North Hollywood was shocked at his death. Coach Smith's firm principles and policies will always remain a part of our school. W i f ' 5941 ll . fi' if Lf. f- -1' 3 J - 2 r - J ' 151 1 119 v-, L fill fiiii T 'T I 9 'es A - ,ap Q W Q g Q V A All f fi:-J ko .,,,-fy . N . g A , . 1 y 4 ,T g , W.-2, 'QA l I Q V 'fuzz T xiikfslbl TV' i f f'f 'jf :LJ ty A K ' X A, v I - W A 3 X H W , g ,g V, , 5 i 3 -T 3 I Q 5 i X ig? iihlixxif Miag ,, 1' L F-, if as ,L , L 3 it -A N V N' A -- e 1 4' X ,Mi 7 'ff Q-ff if A LE- , A 1 1' . 4 eg .m :Q ROW 1-B. Dietrick, D. Rast, P. Schur, B. Falct, D. Myers, D. Swanson, P. Turnquist, B. Spoon. ROW 2-Coach Clark, B. Bryar, R. Beernan, R. Anderson, L. Boettcher, J. Orril, R. Becker, K. Allender, J. Hoffman, Coach Nelson. ROW 3-R. Ergenbright, C, Hibler, G. Mann, R. Montesano. R. Harris, S. Loring, L. Stonebraker, D. McCall, S. Wrightsman. arsity Track The Husky trackmen finished the season by placing several individuals high in the East Valley League finals. The Spikernen that were particularly strong in the field events where Bob Spoon, Chris Hibler, Gary Boettcher, and Don McCall cap- tured rnanv first place medals. Bob Dietrich 69.9-1005 and Denny Rast formed the nucleus of a strong group of sprinters While Paul Turnquist f1:58-8803 was outstanding in the dis- tance runs. Ben Guevera and Bob Falct led the hurdlers. All in all, this year's track team was a success and Coaches Nelson and Clark will have an excellent group of returning letterrnen for the 1961 season. Coach Clark and Coach Nelson QQ. 62-M C ,, lffffjv M . . ' .t1M'2f5' 120 Qs C W 63 b W. Ben Guevera Hurdles CJ l ,i 1, .. 1: 3 kai.: 'L U W . v-'M .gr .,. N --- f ' 0 l 0 , i Q 4- UL. -A ., . .',,,. ' ' , .M I ' - , ' ..- .M i w 4 if 4, , -L M- .. r P iiew f-Z! I 125113- ' 1199 1 ,, Aj 5 ' i :J ,A i 3-, who . 4 A- ' , B .' - C1 - :- -, .4 jg V' - Y - 1 'fiilrfrtf A ' Bob Falct Hurdles Chris Hibler High Jump Denny Rast 440 , 4 xg i ' rg 'i wrt, I f' 119' ' Q- ., W. ,. , 7, .,, , 5. '-.4 , ' .f : ,. Q V J.. C l i i ,G l N l W5 0 Q i f A 'K' NV:,7u ?i R V , , 'Q ,xi ,. W .1 nf . 1 .0 I 4 .f - . W 5 -Q V Y H 4.1 , . , 'E3 '.e, ' g M M . X an , f S . 'N 1 ' Af- Wi ' , .' 1.17 ' .. T Paul Turnquist Don Swanson 880 lVlile B M5 ,, ,,,k X, Inav, , v I YLY A 2 Ml, ' Q.: 'I'-Fir r' I X - I N . .. rf' I Q - ,- N I a 4 5- ': 1 Q ' 4-. E a - ,J rl X11 mi W l V l an r N f' U H 2 ' 9- .QQ 1' ' B- it --r 9 ig 1 L Q A, 4 ' F 3, Q 35:..14g A S 5,,,j1 Jw, ' K , it Ri H. ,I .Tl Q we Q? we-1 53 1 A WMA'-an-Damn: .4 , .l , .Q wwe 23: ' .-i. Qt 2 -'rg 3, A:-pgs. V V'-L 714 .-ga 4 1 1 K 1, . ,X-1 :5 . ' 7 A 5' 1 ' - -Ae gi N-.. A ' , ,. ' 12 Pi Q - Q ' -it r . - K' Q, Bill Deane Bob Dietrich Gary Boettcher Bob Spoon Don lVlcCall Mile 100, 220 Pole Vault Shotput Shotput Bob Dietrich takes the big leap to beat Van Nuys. Bill Luskowski and Fred Vonder Kuhlen lead Bee Hurdlers against Van Nuys. T , V ,J X I g g Yi 'Y yu - la Q , Rx A- 'Q r l ' - 'r' V -9 ' k vxki 5 '- 'iifffi , g Q 3 'r wig x' , Q? 3 I ' krxi K 4 f 1 ' ' A K . M -b y .:5,ViS,Qf? I 4 , Q' up-H . v it ., If ll Qhhh ww Q y XM 0 'Karr ' ' Q M . qt.: P BN be Q 0 4- - 5 .. K - ' ,MQW ' i A P :V 4- an t ,H Kiss-twig wi- Y- r. .V g .V - ' . ,- ,, -,,-vw? - . U, H- - ' ' ' - . g W 51-- Q-'Q' ,gf fi-Q ,sn - , , -. ?- ,A-ig'-,A',. ' K V g ,Agri-ij, , ,Lf i ' .xr ' ,NJ-V . Y--V , , 1 ,Y . ,. X L-4+ . 3. ff- fs - 191 A . ' r.. ,Q rp, , 1. ,Y - I Q I 1 . f 'k a1p:w,J r ROW 1 B Luskowskl F Vonder Kunlen, R. Lewis, R. Sarkesian, R. Benson, R. Patrick, J. Rosenfeld, M. Adams. ROW 2 Coach Clark R Neggo D Welsch H Fendrnch A Goodman, L. Rollow, B. Park, Coach Nelson. ROW 3-R. Kubiak, D. Swope, l.. Brown, C Furgus B Vernon R Marin 6' Track The Bee Team exhibited their strength throughout the entire season and were Constantly a threat to opposing teams. The Pups top showing of the season was a victory over a strong Grant team. Top individual performers were Fred Vonder Kuhlen, Craig Fergus, Bill Luskowski, and John Gardener. Ron Sarkesian and Al Deshon were outstanding sprinters. Most of these boys will move up to varsity and will aid the squad next year. Reece I-QWIS Ron Sarkesuan r Sprinter Bull Luskowskl Fred Vonder Kuhlen Roger Patrick Craig Furgus Jerry Rosenfeld Hurdles Hurdles 660 yd. run Broad Jump 660 yd run 3 9 7' idx mag' gg Q , --E p'-K 6 le Q'- az iid.- ai aff fi lf ,f w. ROW 1 Coach Clark Coach Nelson. ROW 2-J. Davis, T. Cirello, E. Roth, L. Agran, R. Roth, W. Severn, J. Chaldu P Woods T Keller J Saunders 66 Track The Cee track team Wasn't successful in the win- loss department but the young Pups had great spirit and desire which enabled them to have a better than average spike season. Coaches Harvey Nelson and Bob Clark were fortunate in having several top in- dividual stars. Richard Roth was one of the greatest trackmen in Husky Cee history. Roth excelled in the broad jump, C212 a new school recordj, the 180 yard dash, and anchored the Cee relay team. Winston Severn, John Chaldu, and Larry Agran were also greats for the year of 1960. Larry Agran Peter Woods Winston Severn Pole Vault Distance fl-A Shotput Hurdles 8. 1 3 lijohn Chaldu . J' A . E g , g V hx y 1. v -', H f ,,LA 1 W5 5 B 1 Q VI4. f' I Q A I ', - - . . ' ' l:' r- , if lA 'Q 'f:'. . ' f , N.. EM ' V-3. .. Jin 'il Q 1. 'la J 1 ' S vi A lil! f I l Y' T' lf , I .. ll,, . -6' DE: .--' Fw xi J ..1. - . 1 1 V . 1 K' ,E , S M., J , -r 3 ' ROW 1-B. Rosenthal, mgr.p J. Davis, T. Pederson, A. Gobuty, N. Spieler, T. Reneau, R. Scott, J. Gonzales, Coach Gerhart. ROW 2-J. Chennen, B Roth, B. Mauck, D. Lieberthal, J. Alden, B. Maynard, J. Brown, B. Daniels. 124 Varsity Baseball Coach Doug 'I Gerhart The 1960 baseball season began on a success- ful note for North Hollywoods Horsehiders as the new coach, Doug Gerhart, was greeted by a group of outstanding lettermen. Tom Peder- son, two year All-Valley pitcher, and two let- terman Jim Davis anchored this group. Tom Reneau was one of the Valley's top catchers and Jerry Brown, Norm Speiler, Jim Alden. Bill Maynard, Buddy Daniels. John Gonzales. Ron Scott, J eff Chennan, and Bill Mauck have all proved their worth in the Huskys' games The Huskies fared well in the preseason prac- tice and opened their East V alley League season by smashing a strong Poly team, 16-O. The preseason experts rated the N. H. Batmen as one of the cityls top teams and all indications point to a possible city championship. d l, A fl, C, ., , . f MI' Mild 5' , ,fa 17' 94' 3 P 'wg 'i 3 wi' X 1 1 1 y,W?i...,f,,w,f , In , if A 1 , A f ,N . fi, ,, .,.,,... K ., , ' ' ' Mill' ' --f 3 , X ,. 1,5 22:23 ,wh-' Wai' -mga W? Ron Scott Tom Pederson Jerry Brown Alan Gobuty Pitcher Pitcher Second Base Second Base Tom Reneau Bill Maynard Bill Nlauck Bud Daniels Norm Spieler Catcher Outfield Outfield Outtield Catcher Dennis Lieberthal John Gonzales Court Shephard Bolo Roth Gary Nlilstein Outfield Third Base Third Base Outtield First Base 5 xv is av S .Q 2 ,, .- . '-A, , g 54 f '4 -fwfz' 151 . Mm 'Fl ,ar ,. ll? 55 Q f 'Y if 5-4 M 1 . L g yy gif Q fin Y I I 5 Y7?'5'7Q ........sL.......4.-e ....,.,.,. V. I . , ,sg , sl . .-,gr . ,,. --,, ,P f .-. 1. 1, :ff-2 - J ' . 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ROW 4-Carol Dow, Shirley Tieman, Sondra Hewitt, Janet Black, Cindy Kotke, Marlene Branvold, Carolee Stewart, Barbara Hughes, Gwynn Showalter, Linda Preston, Nadine Camp, Terri Nlirsky, Virginia Wies, Linda Hines. NOT PICTURED-Miss Ruth Reiquam and Mrs. Marian Fox, Sponsors. N 2 ii J 5 , - in ,, :+ 'em 4 Y V' Allqv Q -Q F X H gt 'F 2 ' ,,V V, . i L, 'A' ' . ' 'MV ' Ygy ' ' , if , ii Q v E V -,Eiga X 3. Ynhlvv :V , MZ. . .M , if nz, K . -. q, - V ., , if ,f,,, , Qyl! i KA N Vt Q f X V 1, Q K, 4 . ' . Sei, ' 1 sl e- ialffv V ga ,. 'R Mgr 3- ' cv' 5 1- 5- 1 s H Z 6 . t -. 4 ,Q 'f1,Q55,g+' 5' S ,g,,:g' 1 ' In , ', 'A J ' ' 5 A . ' .,., .f ' ' -. ,V A .-1-,V t O V, 4 ' v ' ' V '- '- . ,.,. 1 V 'M -.', V A'-f V -' M' 92' I e if Q , - 'e in r -' . ,V fi , QR' 9, . ' A - .. V ,, . 'f-ffm. , if - ., 'EWV ' 2. A e f' Vt. 53233121 1 , Q' ' '- fb 17:3 A' V3. 5 ' Q I J if ' 5 5: ' ' , '- V. rc I 1 4, .... , Q I 4 ,, f . 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V , g V , , ,.V, 2 J 3 Ak I ,. 9. , . , ki or .Q V g E2 X f 5 U' 5' , V 1 g 1 ' Zi: S 5 ':I':fif l 5 I 5 Ii K I l at 3 Q 1 3 V t Ei f ' , .I 5 Q, Ag 5 ,EE I . 1 Q . f i - l i 1 V, ' 2 . L, - Q Kurt Champe Ron Astamendi Robert Dant Don Sheldon i Free HX Rings Rgpe Long Horse Gy t' ' ' The Husky Gymnastic Team followed the pattern 6 set by famous past North Hollywood Gymnasts by proving to be the top squad in the valley. Coach John Furlong's Musclemen have been one of the city's best teams for the past six years and this year's unit was no exception. The gymnasts began the season with out such stars as Terry Hale, but Coach Furlong was successful in developing a new group of lVonder Boys . Roger Cognata and Ron Brewster were the f'Big Gunsy and both were rated as two of the city's top individual performers. Other Husky stars were Mike lVallach, John Gardener. Steve Zahm. Denny Cohen, Don Sheldon. Robert Dant. Mike Hardstark. Ron Astamendi, and Kurt Champe. The highlight Coach John Furlong of North Hollywood's season was a smashing 731:-1-11: victory over Van Nuys. ROW 1-K. Champe, R. Brewster, B. Taylor, R. Cognata, R. Astamendi, P. Phillips, S. Zahm, S. Gallo, R. Dant. ROW 2-D. Holmes. S. Stein. E. Crain, D. Cohen, J. Gardener, M. Hamill, M. Hardstark, L. Totrnan, Coach Furlong. ROW 3-J. Burrell, M. Swanton, B. Fishman. S. Prince, D. Shef- ton, W. Pruett, D. Frasher, J. Wold, R. Moulton. ' 77 '- -Ui , ' ' f 9' Cfiif, L iiif jvrlifrrflr Tl! ' ,. f .... T - l ' V - -. ' 'fpy at -ky , M f gg I ' , .. N, x , ' fix. f T '. C . 1 fl . 5 , I , , c. - Q .1 ' H Q ' , rd I . A -. ' f Jin r , , . ' I v ' f X' ?f2 . ' ' l C V' 1 'B ' 7 f lvl , ' fl rx I W 1 I f I , I F L' ' - Z . v, A . U L rl H lkjr ' W' l T 3 if A I ll 1' l l ' 1, 4 . 1 V ' A n ,i V ' - 4 1 W , ., 'Q A Q w 'Y f f' N- ' Q wb y.xXOl.LYlg'Wv ' Q ' .. 4 . B . r . . . , . ' I 1? 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Yockey, S. Todd, T. Moldenhauer. ROW 2 S Head S. Smith, H. Peppa, J. Maxwell, S. Blow, B. Von Herzen, W. Matlock. ROW 3-W. Kent J McGrath J Honslnger, J. Huff, B. Cutler, A. Stearns, S. Nelson. Varsit Swim Team North Hollywood's Swim Team brought both glory and honor to our campus by being rated high in the city linals. The outstanding varsity swimmers, led by two-time All-City Champ, Captain Gary Dordigan, were Jack Maxwell, VVally Kent, Jim McGrath, Steve Ashton, Les Wieder, and Bruce Von Herzen. Bruce, a graduate senior, holds four school records. The high-light of the varsity Aquamen was a brilli- ant victory over Monroe and Verdugo Hills in a tri-meet. According to Coach Jack Burgan the successful season was due to the excellent depth displayed by the entire swim squad. Jack Maxwell and Bruce Von Herzen Steve Breitstein and Jim McGrath Backstroke Sprints Free Style 'Y-L '-'j1 f L -, rf' ff ff ff 'qrvvvvv '.',j, i :fl 5 av.ep1,n:Z:ii.0 '3wm?jq f 1L? :1'?' 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The Husky,s divers were John Gardener and Rich Skin- ner. ,112 1'i'i '1'f Q A . vi 'Tikes ' .1 .. ,ggiirigffi 2 Twig leaf' 1 42 2 M im Yockey and Steve Ashton Les W eder and Wally Kent Ron Semler and Tony Haas, Butterfly Breast Stroke Distance '1-921, K Charles Rombeau Singles F , In g , ,ij a ' ' M ' ,zr 1 A x f ff , 1 X i v fl la 'EH' X Steve FOSTSI' Steve Foster, Coach Paul Xanthos, Charles Rombeau. Singles f I 1 O The North Hollywood Tennis Team easily won its seventh I , nw f, hifi, straight Valley Championship. Under the direction of Coach Paul Xanthos, the Racketmen, one of the best teams in Husky history, seem well on their way towards a top spot in the city playoffs. Chuck Rombeau, City Singles Champ. and Steve Foster, top ranking junior singles player, led a well balanced r squad. Cther excellent players were Bob Leck, Larry Malin. f Dave Sheffner, Larry Nagler, and Rick Beeman. A large por- tion of this year's team will return for the 1961 campaign. ,gi Robert Leek Rick Nagler Dave Shetfner Singles Singles Singles Q I -PJ-.4-., ffl- V .ts-4 f' un. .grill r W' Y I ' J fa A I A 1 , ff W f' iff . . .- , 1 ' . 'MS ' ' . 'r ' b 4 ' X , gy I fn V id . H , 'lf' .V ga 4- 'lay - A 1 1 -v Wx 'C' ' .,.1:i: , , Q' . ' i f. Qi Q . f .V ' ' -J s VL Y ' . as - uf p 1 . . W: X2 X 1 l Q' fl AW 'X ROW 1 J Mueller R Beeman, R. Leck, S. Foster, C. Rombeau, D. Sheffner, C. Malin, B. Wulfe. ROW 2-B. Wright, Barnett, R. Schomleitz, A Steinberg P Grymuck J Bartow, J. Steele. ROW 3-F. Auffman, G. Lahn, B. Reltz, V. Bedelns, P. Bermann, P. Weintraub, T. Anderson, H. i I f R H It ll Rick Beeman - Doubles Larry Malin - Doubles The Husky Tennis Team had an excellent season this year due to the brilliant coaching of Paul Xanthos. During April, the Youth Tennis Association, headed by Reese Tay- lor, announced that it would finance a special tennis film to be produced by Coach Xanthos. The film will be the culmin- ation of two years of research. Its purpose will be to dem- onstrate new methods of teaching tennis to large groups of students. A preliminary film was approved by the Physical Education Department of Los Angeles secondary schools. Several of the big names in tennis have commended Coach Xanthos on his new and original ideas. Much of the film will be shot on the North Hollywood campus with our tennis players participating. Coach Xanthos, a graduate of Occidental and USC, has taught at Bingville for thirteen years. His Racketmen have captured eleven Valley championships. Mr. Xanthos has produced a number of outstanding tennis players including Howard Lee of USC and All American Dale Rowland. Paul Xanthos believes that tennis is one of the finest sports a young person can learn because it is one in which an in- dividual may continue to participate actively for many of his future years. Brian Wright and Bruce Wulfe . 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Jeff Rob- bins, Bob Rush. and Tom Reneau were con- stantly scoring in the low TO's while Chuck Montalbano and Les Menchen were also outstanding. irls' thletio Association The North Hollywood High School Girls' Athletic Association is one of the largest. most active interest clubs on campus. Sporting nearly two hundred members. it offers girls the chance to participate in such activities as softball, badminten, tennis. volleyball. bowling. archery, basketball. and modern dance. The girls also take part in two playdays a year. where they get together with girls from other schools. Letters, team awards, and girl of the semester awards are presented at a semi annual awards banquet. fi- ill? ale an Agigiissiiif A 9 is 'Q M Q, hi 55143 U Lg, Q s g -ll ll ' ll -in HY . I L, f f f e H 1 ft a S , 0 In A 1 - i. 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