Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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ov Honorary clubs continued outstanding service I l. U ,ff 'T Di B. ii Vg. 9 J ' eg? 'Q I ' pf I V ' u I . l Mrs. Susan Caldwell f. fm.. .,,,,' 1 , pf, Lettermen's Club assumed the responsibility ot usher- ing at all assemblies, directing traFtic at the parking lots, tiling the parking registrations, and greeting all visiting athletic teams. Special proiects included the purchasing ot score boards for the boys' gym and continuing the Double Buggy Scrub. Under the newly-acquired sponsorship ot the Pasa- dena Exchange Club, Thebians completed its second year of existence with such services as addressing Homecoming invitations, stuffing Christmas Seal envelopes, and sponsor- ing the cleanup campaign for the week of April 6. Included in the service activities of Athenians, non- honorary service organization, were sewing stuffed ani- mals tor an orphanage and giving a children's party at 6 j 5 General Hospital on March 24. Another duty of the club 4, was organizing, cataloguing, and itemizing the wardrobe for all drama productions. Under the directorship of Mr. McFadden, service-mind- ed X Club members worked for their school and com' munity. A Hootenanny, held January l7, which utilized the talents of PHS students as well as the Mod Mountain Ram- blers, provided tunds tor the club's future projects. During the second semester, the tenth graders sponsored both a clean-up campaign and a sate driving campaign. - iff, 1 Er AURORAS-Row One: Stef Turner, Penny Peterson, Miriam Vartoogian, Sherri Lewis. Row Two: Malin- da Hays, Signe Hanson, Cathy Koenig, Robin Franklin. Row Three: Pat Juckett, Terrell Clark, Abby Darley, Bettina Raphael. Row Four: Elva Salz, Mary Lewis, Pam Carlson, Leslie McGiven, Lynn Bailes, Jan Myers, Jean Trautwein, Janet Osborn. Row Five: Sue Janes, Karen Cummins, Nancy Stinebaugh, Beth Morris. Row Six: Bonnie Bradshaw, Judy Morris, Jay Dahl, Shelley Koontz. Row Seven: Linda Osuch, Sue McMahon, Cathy Howe, Maggie Chipman. Row Eight: Penny Ward, Marcy May. Row Nine: Mrs. Taylor, advisor. LEFT: KEY CLUB-Row One: Dave Brown, Charles Roth, Gary Coburn, Tom Allen, Mike McClinton, David Sloan. Row Two: Mr. Perez, Kiwanis liaison: Randy Kennon, Alan Hartley, Steve Crabtree, Gary Hoffman, Bob Willis, Loyal Carlon, Richard Dauben, William Clarke, Tom Padrick, Dave Morris. Row Three: Jan Garpner, Martin Eskiiian, John Goodwin, Gyula Szabo, Mike Carrier, Marshall Taylor, Mike Cobb, Jim Chapman, Abbe Keith, Bryce lensing. Row Four: Gene Vance, Mike Karelius, Craig McCreight, Ed Waller, Stan Smith, Mike Georgiades, Bob Earl, Dave Serrurier. RIGHT: S CLUB- Row One: Cindy Frogue, Betsy Lanman, Amy Uyematsu, Lora Krolz, Daphne 130 Martens, Susie Feinstein, Patsy Carley. Raw Two: Jeanie Bush, Abby Darley, Jane Knight, Anne Sheldon, Sandy Miller, Lynda Brownell, Karen Baum, Connie Feltrop, Elva Salz, Etty Keizer, Sue McDuFtie, Patsy Phillips, ,Sharon Yager. Row Three: Jeanne Parkhill, Gale Tampico, Nancy King, Suzi Rogers, Sue Rauschenbach, Andrea Buchanan, Sherri Lewis, Lois Harding, Kay Tol- bert, Bunny Giridlian, Lois Williams, Pattie Haines, Sharon Allen. Row Four: Malinda Hays, Phoebe Biggle, Susan Birdsall, Shari Seiler, Lois Reynolds, Penny Peterson, Diane Fisher, Mariorie Miller, Kay Riardan, Barbara Siechert, Kay lmpey, Linda Rees, Lynda Farmer, Sue Garlinghouse,

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LEFT: X CLUB-Row One: Chuck McCurdy, Bill LaForge, George Christen- sen, Terry Moore, Steve Phair, Eric Freden, Bary Stromberger. Row Two: Fred Munch, Lee Miller, Jim Hollingsworth, Bill Kenison, Van Rowe, Mark Cohen, Jim Nickoloft, Bud Macer, Mr. McFadden, advisor. Row Three: Ken Arm- strong, Don Carson, Henry Fuchs, Glenn Rankin, John Bowdish, Robert Dick- son, Robert Slaby, Bill Saleebey. RIGHT: THEBIANS-Row One: Anne Stey- aert, Penny Coughey, Marianna Stapel, Debby Morris, Barbara Meoson, Luanne Jandegian, Naomi Stapel, Linda Wells, Hannah Elliott, Joey Bonner, Sheila Shaw, Anita Butz, Tina Simpson, Rosemary Hellmers. Row Two: Denise Cox, Lynne Espe, Sharon Yamato, Barbara Colvin, Susan Warnick, Loretto Scholl, Nancy Robertson, Lois Rees, Cheryl White, Phyllis Malcomson, Coryn Edmunds, Margie Ortlund, Susan Churchill, Jayne Hezlep, Gail Butler. Row Three: Linda Schlinger, Tay Haines, Christy Hawley, .Susan Green, Beth Merrick, Nancy Baker, Eileen Crede, Kathy Barney, Peggy Ryan, Charlene Kalagian, Marilyn Ashby, Sandy Holler, Laura Hawkins, Gracie Crocker, Cynthia Wallace, Sandra Scott, Jackie Eagen. Conscientious students discovered service Q. Q., X c .. 'Yi X xi . , X x ' if 'l ig! f,. f 'S .. . S sg, T ' .x 3, t J I . I kts ff J 4 l so X I ' ' it 5 ' f 'l . ,. ' 'r :V 1. 1 ' '. l ? 1 y f .5 Qi' Fi if F - ilk A hi A Thespians Linda Dunavan and Alice De Benedetti select the right costume to match mood of a dramatic performance. 132 x,f Mr. Joseph McFadden Z , f Q of '- 1 Tom Mallard demonstrates drastic techniques threatened by the Lettermen's Club during the kick-nfl clean-up drive.