Blair High School - Saga Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Big Time Film Production Club Scene I: Location: Deck of starship Yam Yanker with Captain Quirk, Dr. Sam McSpock, George Jetson, Buckwheat Rog- ers. Big Time Space Scene Action Type Movie Take one: Dr. Joe Mama: You're mad! Percy the Thingless: l'm not mad: l'm gay! George Jetson: They've got Dr. Joe Mama. Buckwheat Rogers: Da murl metound tien- tis ob piziodogicul endebers. Capt. Quirk: We're now out for re- venge. Dr. Sam McSpock: Yessss! Aand Cut! That's a print! Scene 2: Location: Small command shack: Korea l95l with Major Gaylord, Capt. Franks, Chick, Private Rog, Radio Chuck, Chaplain Walker, Peters, Lt. McKeever, Corporal Dork. The Strike - Take one: Major Gaylord: Chick, l'm fighting my own private section of the war Chick: You look like you could use a little sleep . . . yourself. Franks: What are the odds, Major? Lt. McKeever: You mean you don't know, Qpausej Sir? Peters: That's good. Radio Chuck: Razor Red, this is Razor Blue C.P., over. Private Rog: Request permission to use the latrine, Sir. Chaplain Walker: You're a butcher! A stu- pid Butcher! Corporal Dork: OY! OY! Insert several commercials. , C l X 'mea Lf 51 6 Ui 6 2235 102,29 O 53? 335 as F5 Below: Michael Culross Jr. and John Cameron Swazey on the set of the Emmy Award winning Timex: Nuclear Bomb commercial. Above: The International Beer Tasting Society of Pasadena, Ca. goes on the air. y lAMNp...Cu7l Oy, 60 B T F.P.C. l 1 Row I: GQ Jim, Stupid Rog, Little Kenny Lake, Goofy Thorton. Row 2: Rhasta Dirt. Doug DeNootbar, Bobby Nosesome, Born Ready Rick. Jeff Buddy Koch. Dave Caple's friend, Hattenin' Matt.

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,,--,.,.,.,t- v ,YYY .- N Setting High Standards fow If Lulu Fou. Eleazar Vita, Edith Morrison. Karen Baldeschweiler, Luis lahn. Row 2: Vinh Do. Elizabeth Morgan, Sylvia Schwemmwer. Veronica Iamirez, Emily Wong. Louisa Tong. Row 3: Samar Masri, Advisor Mrs. Judy 'aylor. Row 4: Frank Renzullo, Monica Hadsell, Amanda Fox, Janet Yang. tdalia Desamparado, Micki Ly. Mona Masri. Row 5: Charni Lewis, David Duinnones, Nick Woods. Roger Krieg, Micheal LeFlore, Hassan Carroll, ena Masri. Thais Beck. .nv ' .a' A435 .kb 1, . 1,-aa. .fa tx, bove: Lulu Fou and Miki Ly pose before taking to the ocean blue in their catamaran. Right: Louisa Tong ets caught with her hand in the cookie jar. California Scholarship Federation kept up the tradition of being one of the most productive clubs on campus this year. Their ability to organize and complete projects is equal to the successes and ac- complishments they have achieved indi- vldually. The major goal of the club is to raise money for senior scholarships. The fun- draisers included a chocolate sale and a Thanksgiving gram sale. Another respon- sibility the club has had every year is hosting a Christmas tea for the faculty. Mrs. Taylor, the advisor for many years, encourages students to join if they meet the requirements and are willing to participate in the many activities. C.S.F. fb...

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J' :W X 5. e wake 'T - K' wot, ' ' ' 1 :- . . ' , --A-.. . Q- W -2.1-....,,.:.1.' V - Abovef John Peterson finds Philip Kramer's mouth much more challenging than an ordinary golf tee. Below: 'Goodnessl I have to go to the bathroom! exclaims Jeff Hurst. T Row lf Greg Hurst. Mark Kramer. John Bodenshot. Row 2: John - Maisterra. Amy Provence. Martha Conner. John Peterson. Row 3: Jeff Hurst. Chris Moore. Philip Kramer. Pat Brandt. Advisor Mr. Charles Lamb. Did Someone Say They Just Shot A Birdie ?! This new club teed off under the direc- tion of Mr. Charles Lamb. The students who joined were taught step-by-step. from the E89 to the green. the not-so-sim- ple game of golf. The most thrilling and rewarding activi- ties for the club were golf tournaments at various courses in the area, including the Eaton Canyon Golf Course. These were very successful, and through the exper- ience of playing at different places and in competition with others, they gained con- fidence and excitement from an other- wise dull game. Through the success of this year, the club is destined to go many more rounds at Blair. Golf 6l