Campbell Hall School - Viking Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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. ' '1 !' .. ' l H V .f f 2 1 'nk 1 S, f . lil ' L --Q fl H ' 4 QQ v f ' Q :yn 11 -J-'lt-f-. . Q' 'll Y ng, . , 3 544 5 I I VN Mas. WENDELL E. N1LES, JR. Room Mother Chainnan Our Parent-Teacher Council completed a very active year of accomplishment in 1971. Four major meetings took place with guest speakers. The profits of the Bagpiper's Ball, along with other donations to the P.T.C., went to repair the light-tight shades in the gym, for ping-pon tables, for proud Scot- tish uniforms for our band, for elgectric fans for the class- room, swings, and for cassettes. Ten per cent of the money went to our future St. Anclrew's Chapel. As always, Dr. Alexander Campbell and Miss Mildred Hawks made 1971 a wonderful year for everyone. Mr. Wendell Niles, Jr., who was our excellent president for this year, deserves a great amount of thanks for making the P.T.C. as successful as it was. We thank all of the other oflicers and all the members of our P.T.C. for their help. -Bubs Hopper THE PARENT-TEACHERS COUNCIL MR. WENDELL E. NILES, IR. President Left to right: Mr. Iames P. Lane, lst Vice-president , ' 'sb Mrs. William L. Worster, 2nd Vice-president .. ' , Mrs. Otto Iungschaifer, Corresponding Secretary -f -. , Mrs. Lee H. Knight, Recording Secretary Lug Mr. Claude E. Hilker, Treasurer fi Mrs. Wade L. Bingham, Member-at-large .7 V A - Mrs. Donald D. Paul, Hospitality Chairman :EQ , Mr. Donald D. Black, Past President '-LIP? ,L Mrs. Earl Welch, Teacher TREF - M1's. Mildred Knudtson, Teacher , QT ,Jig Miss Mildred E. Hawks, Principal I ' The Rev. Alexander K. Campbell, Dean vagw ' f 1 13

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CUSTODIANS Many thanks to our fine custodians for keeping our campus beautiful and clean, and also for the many odd jobs kindly done to keep the students and the faculty happy. -Georgia Spinney MR. LEROY KOEHLER Head Custodian MR. ING OLSEN, Gardener MR. JOHN FERGUSON :- if :VW will as fl' gran Y, .-1 , ,. . V l 1 .. 1 L, M ffwf l ,WJ-is 'fg f A 1 fx . AY' X -' mm' ll' M .i ,ii l ifenf- 'Q' ' . V .Q -x.-1g:TP'Z. 1 it sn, .-'-- , .1 - .1 . ,, ...... -.4-ir , ga. ,af-3-.fa 'g R 'NJ I ,. ' g.- 1 I 'n.71?'7l231if'.lZ I , .- 'ffiv l f ,, ,gffilf-is-.17 f .N , :-a.ae'.- H 1, 4, 3 U Ziefslggg.-1 ,A 7iq 'p-,- , fr, :lf Pia J A' ' X ', 1 :,7f:L,V , K -,,',:---fl :,1.f:-,-fl.. ,jj iii? , .f -5,31 14 r Y-,f MR. MIGUEL CALDERA MR. RUBEN SANDOVAL MR. SANTOS CALDERA AMADOR 12 F l N..

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MRS. WILLIAM L. WORSTER , Chairman Clzairman.: Mrs. William L. Worster .Adoertisings Mrs. Kenneth Epperson Mrs. Arnel W. Womack Entertainment: Mrs. Donald A. Durant Invitations: Mrs. Michael A. Mellenthin Mrs. John F. Gorman Reservations: Mrs. John Arthur Rush Mrs. Gretchen Cole Prizes: Mrs. Frank DeMarco Mrs. Robert Frojen THE SEVENTEEN TH ANNUAL iaagpipers' Zgall A Ball, in true Bagpiper style, was held in the Regency and Empire Ballrooms of the Sportsrnen's Lodge. It all happened May eighth. The festive and enjoyable entertainment was led by Allison McKay. It featured Lee Bergere, Monte Markham, Meg and Dick Wilson, and the song Man of La Mancha . In short skits were Mr. and Mrs. Colin Male and Miss Mildred Hawks, and Mr. and Mrs. James Lydon. Participating was our own coach, Mr. Bruce Eriksen. Those favorites, the members of the Dixie- land Dads, Mr. Morty Corb, Mr. Walter Heebner, and our own Band Master, Mr. Edward Loe, accompanied several numbers. Les Girls were also highlights of the Ball. Mr. Colin Male was the perfect master of ceremonies. We want to extend our thanks to the following people respon- sible for a delightful evening: Mrs. Bernard Cohn Publicity: Mrs. Ronald C-oodgame Decorations: Mrs. Don Hoffman Table F aoors: Mrs. Jerry Kessler H ostesses: Mrs. Thomas R. Von Der Ahe Patrons: Mrs. Donald Hartunian Signature Page: Mrs. Gretchen Cole 'S 14 THE DIXIELAND DADS To the left: A few of the wonderful moth- ers who gave so much time and energy to make the Ball such a happy and successful occasion.