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

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COORDINATOR OF ACTIVITIES PRESIDENT GARY LUBOFF VICE-PRESIDENT DAVE EPSTEIN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS W'62 TIME PASSES SO QUICKLY THAT IT IS DIFFICULT FOR US TO REALIZE THAT OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS ARE BEHIND US. HOWEVER, WE CAN RECALL OUR ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND RELIVE ALL OUR EXPERIENCES. CLAD IN OUR BRIGHT RED SWEATERS, WE ATTENDED THE SENIOR AYE AS- SEMBLY. NOT LONG AFTERWARDS, PREPARATIONS WERE BEGUN FOR THE SENIOR PARADE. THE BIG DAY FINALLY ARRIVED AND DOCTORS, LION TRAINERS, GENIES, SQUARE DANCERS, TRAINS, AND CEREAL WERE ALL SEEN ON THE FIELD. THE SENIOR BANQUET TOOK ON A DIFFERENT FORM THIS YEAR. IT WAS A DINNER-DANCE WITH A NIGHT CLUB SETTING. AFTER DINNER, DANCING, AND ENTERTAINMENT, TROPHIES WERE PRESENTED TO THE CLASSES THAT HAD WON VARIOUS CONTESTS. THE READING OF THE CLASS PROPHECY FOLLOWED. THEN CAME THE LAST, WILD WEEK OF SCHOOL. THERE WERE REHEARSALS, THE FAREWELL ASSEMBLY, GRADUATION, AND FINALLY GRAD NIGHT AT THE GLEN AIRE COUNTRY CLUB. AS WE SAID OUR GOODABYES, WE REALIZED THAT ALTHOUGH THE EVENTS WERE IN THE PAST, THEY WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. PAT BARNEBY ...-J? 'TTD' HISTORIAN ANDREA KIRK VICE-PRESIDENT MARY JENKINS SECRETARY SHERYL POPE .if TREASURER VICKI CARLSON

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FRONT ROW: Polly Baker, Mary jenkins, Vicki Carlson, janet Nicholson, Pat Barneby, Jeanne Cathro, Pam Omans, Andri Kirk, Sheryl Pope. BACK ROVV: Bob Leck, Dave Epstein, John Algar, Gary Luboff, Don Ruh, Gary Rusolf, Dan Campbell, Rick Benson, Tom Barkman, Advisor, Nlrs. SENIOR COUNCIL EVERY SEMESTER, EACH CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN PROB- LEMS CLASS CHOOSES TWO REPRESENTATIVES TO THE SENIOR COUNCIL. THIS GROUP ORGANIZES THE ACTIVITIES OF THE SENIOR CLASS, SOME OF WHICH WERE THE SENIOR PICNIC, BANQUET, AND GRAD NIGHT. QUALIFIED SEALBEARERS ARE THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN MEMBERS OF THE CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERA- TION FOR FOUR SEMESTERS, INCLUDING ONE IN THEIR SENIOR YEAR, MEMBERS OF THIS ORGANIZATION ARE ELIGIBLE FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND BEAR A GOLD SEAL ON THEIR DIPLOMAS SIGNIFYING LIFE MEMBERSHIP IN C.S.F. 5. W-Qi 2.-, I ,I I I X SEALBEARERS MRS. ANNE vom HELF SENIOR SPONSOR FRONT ROW: Diane Tow, Sandra Krasno, Janice Lescoe, Jane Gould, Andrea Kirk. BACK ROW: Larry Hamlin Gary Lubolf, Dennis Hamlin, Dick Roth, Advisor, Mr. Francis. f I gl'