Hollywood High School - Poinsettia Yearbook (Hollywood, CA)

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K' 0 QA :JO ,f l HL Ni O . low Olulwo U QONQO QW l WJ: 6' N N 0,6 C20 lx SJWJ V054 W' 1 l lf Poinsettia 1962 Published by the Student Body of Hollywood High School 1521 No. Highland Ave. Hollywood, California Volume 47 Con Faculty Seniors Government Activities and Organizations Underclassmen Athletics tent 1'-.15 V: I, M X l J. ,,.. 4, .15 - fa, . V5.7 x 7 , 4 ' J 'am' N' Q, 1.3-rf .1 '41 rf 2 J' , I V , W s W gf X w X 5? 9 Z J I' 0 ig 1 E y 4 .4 .n ff v 'KEN Q0 swf, ' 1 1 .. -ff 'J :ss 'G . -ff' Q5 5 '?:i533 1I-If x 5 T? tiff M . ,y I 'Q ff f ' ' 'fdf' V, , . 5 ' -Q wa lr -. ff47fZ77W7f f f f f ff 1 fgv ' f f 'Z, .f : 5 i .2 : , z.- : f .4 K.-,, .- 4 f f if i pw . 1 ' WZ V., I., 4 , J. I 971' ' air? ., . f V yvff V. Wfff-'f,'5f-.--'ffgfifr ff ' A ' Y V .W :tr ' I if :it '.,,. Jin ' . ,f , r- ,A l ,,' In V!! .5 , , , V ff f , f , f 5 7 f 5' f ., z5is:f1i2fff'm4,.f .4-vs , .f mf, 'fvzsmmvzvmwwn Foreword The 1962 POINSETTIA is a re- cord of the work, the effort, and the achievement of Hollywood High School in the year now draw- ing to a close. The Annual Staff sincerely hopes that this forty- seventh edition of the POINSET- TIA will always be a reminder to the reader of happy, exciting and productive days. A Tribute to the man who has signed more report cards than any other tea- cher at Hollywood High Schoolg to the athletic coach who has been an inspiriation to Holly- wood's boys and girls since the roaring twenties. In 1916, Mr. Merril Bailey was graduated from high school in a small Iowa town, after serving in the armed forces of the United States during World War I, he entered the teaching profession and came to Hollywood in 1923. A I record-holder himself, Mr. Bailey has transmitted his skill and knowledge to athletes in vir- tually every sport. During his career of almost forty years, Mr. Bailey has produced great performers: champions like Lee Barnes, Olympic title-holder in pole vault and, more recently, Steve Mathews and the Farlow twins. Mr. Baileyis paramount aim has been to help everyone. We can truly say of him that he has shown us how to Achieve the Honorable. 7 if A .W N, ,,,.,.0U f J' 'AW J -, !fk.yf,.,-wwmgs X ,f ,. V' 7 V f lf' f ,. 'u ,, , W , f M: ,wif - Q 4 X- 13 gs wX XX ,UQ W FQ Xu ml if vw W K Sim -AU ' 1 Z 5 W , H A Mfzfjffmff Ln ' if Wai A Q if W wf 7 WW -Lffff MW L f MLA WM WL! X61 QW W XWAAX4 W .f ' A AWWA , ,fa M XXL L fftffk ' mf' MW Z WWAAA Mjjfw fa if 90 M Wm KVM W9 ' F W W rw X , fm. Y uw v m gk f ,iz f, ue ff Z nw-, ,gf f ,MF ' . 11,9 .gg I,-411 , Wf, I Y, 9.341 ,f?5ff,2' g, f 11:24 f Aff f' ' 1 fffZJgV3w7 f,A. , , h ffl! ,Q ,,.,, fzjfifjw. - , , ! ,. J? ,... if QWJ' A -M. :I . ., 3 ','E- L fxfuffjq 6:1-. ,, --V. ,. .Nui Wa--fiusk' F vi:-23 .iii Administration Upon the shoulders of the administrators of our schools lie great responsibilities. The responsi- bilities imposed upon them by law are staggering enough. More important is the moral responsi- bility to provide educational leadership. This responsibility the administrators of Hollywood High School have never shirked. In one short year, Mr. Hamerman has brought us a new sense of purpose and direction, Miss Standfast and Mr. Crawford have redoubled their efforts to show us what it truly means to Achieve the Honorable. MISS BERTHA STANDFAST MR. RALPH CRAWFORD Girls' Vice-principal Boys' Vice-principal MR ARTHUR TANNER MR. FRANK RUSSELL Registrar Head Counselor MR. SAM HAMERMAN Principal NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN . . . Principal, Vice-principals, teachers and students would be hard put to it to func- tion in their respective spheres were it not for that large group of conscientious men and women who attend to the thousand and one details involved in the running of a large metropolitan high school. And so, a grateful saluate to our school secretary, Miss Lucy Pastore, to Mrs. Vivian Bryden, Mrs. Lucille Clements, Mrs. Lillian Fel- lows, Miss Helene Homuth, Mrs. Grace Jacklin, Miss Annie Kendrick and Mrs. Margaret Taylor . . . To our school nurse, Miss Shirley Merkling . . . To Mr. Herman Smith and his loyal workers in the cafe- teria . . . And far from last, to Mr. Paul Parkinson, head custodian, and his expert crew . . . Language In our rapidly shrinking world the need for proficiency in a language other than one's native tongue becomes ever more imperative. Students at Hollywood may pursue, through the eighth semester level, courses in Latin, French, German and Spanish. These are expertly taught by Mrs. Padbury, Mrs. Raymond, top left, Mrs. Gagan and Mr. Smith, bottom left, and by the camera-shy Mrs. Speicher, Mrs. Prest and Mr. Gottlieb. Business For those students who expect to go into the world of business, Hollywood offers a strong curriculum in Business Education, taught by experts in their fields: Miss Nishioaka, Mr. Corian and Miss Winkler, whose pictures appear on the right, and Mrs. Kent. Driver Education Under' State Law, Driver Education is a graduation requirement in all California high schools. Upholding the law and, perhaps more impor- tant, helping to make our streets and highways safer, are Mr. Long and Mr. Maryott, smiling at you from the right. Hornernaking Shakespeare declared that of earthly goods, the best is a good wife. Under the guidance of Mrs. Baird, Mrs. 6 Van Sickle and Miss Bird, pictured at the right, the girls of Hollywood should find no difiiculty in becom- ing best in the all-important field of Homemaking. ' J . 6 .gf 6 4' .av 71 fjgf f -3. E+ . L' ' ' ,f ww Wm 5- X A . .2 .,, , ' a- J ,v 5 -, V A 2 QA? , , j' a 4 1 ' ? f , f M df! Z 2 if 4- . fu iw Science Producing prize-winning students in the all-important fields of the physical and biological sciences are the outstanding teachers pictured above: Mr. Davis, Mr. Burleigh, Mrs. Grifiith, Mrs. Hogan, Mr. Hughes, Mrs. Kopf, Mrs. Nicosia, Mrs. Patterson, Mr. Roberts, Mrs. Vollmer, Mrs. Webb, and Mr. Shelton. 0 A-M f u, ff lQII1at1CS ,pin fx, ny' 'cy . . . up i. ..,. f Grooming for their tasks both the housewife who must add up her budget and the man of i the very near future who will literally figure his way to the stars are the members of the Mathematics Department whose pictures appear in the block at the right: Mr. Carden, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. Goad, Mr. Gould, Mrs. Harmon, Mrs. Hendrickson, Miss Kranz, Mrs. Maizlishg and Mr. Weeks and Mrs. Nash. Music Not only providing a Hrm grounding in music for the future professional and a rewarding cultural experience for the rest of us, but giving unstint- ingly of their time for the whole school through the band, vocal groups, and the orchestra are, on the left, Mr. Hofrichter, Mr. Breidenthalg and Mr. Ward. O 3 ,5 . 3 Tjfty iw 1 ' ' , , :V ,le M56 ,L , 52124: , ,..g.t2 ' , L x i l 3 1' Lift! -araf M aggy, f I 5 .f,,,,,f5, .Z 4' ji , ' ,iff-3-,QQ ,. LLL, : :faux ff . i 'xii W V , 5 I 'i . Wy IW, 1 tg 1 ,ff gig, 6 ,, I I ff f f ' ' f . ,f , ,,.. 5 ' l ?f-517 fy lg, Z 4 5' X V! fi fy X ! 1. 1-v fff 5 ,Q f 'W ,xy X M M av , 1 ff, I ,V ' . fp, ,,,, ,, n '- , X ,, .f -q V , .gf -2, , L. . , N 'fal . 1a -' 'm i' ' . , ,... , I ,,.f f ,My ff' ' I ,, ffy sy ' 5,5 '?. ',. 1, . A f , 4 QW W2 V' f f X j , ff W M f f ff f ,' ?,.,:'f- f . Tryk-122 f by 1. ., - ',v 7 ' Vp- af' ,V , f mf. 1 ' Q' y 4 4 f if , .23 4 V W : 1 it W - ' WW z. . ,Q fi' t 4. 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O C Social Stuches Helping us to understand and appreciate the foundations upon which our freedom is built-our history and our econ ,Q 't'i omy, and the whole vast world around us-are the members of the Social Studies Department whose pictures appear in the block at the leftg Mr. Beller, Mr. Birnbaum, Mr. Wilson, Miss Briggs, Miss Farmasonis, Mrs. Halliday, Mr. Ritter, Mrs. Souders and Mr. Hubbard. ,K Q 2 4,5E.fff,'.f:,-'sP','5Qf'T'fi ,., ' ,gqf,3jf41'.ig ,Q-K o g., lg s '..k Q ...'fl,5kir,l2:-' fsfv A 4 I iff, , X, .,s's Wielding an influence out of all pro- , ye ,M Q portion to its size, producing prize- W' , paev winners by the score, inspiring in us a s .T new appreciation of man's artistic heritage are the t ' - g f l , n three outstanding teachers who make up our Art De- Y ' il' Q , '.. 'V - ' A' 1 . partment: Mr. Bauer, Miss Harwood, and Mr. Rahm. .V ii... ypl pp 4: ..,.: I , 5. ,...l,., .,., L yl,p 'A Q , 25 t 42 '1 tiff' g wf,,f:f'pf ,MV ff ' 1' -as f f .pg ,. I, f 5, f' 9 . Boys' Physical Education The Coaches pictured on the left, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Brown, Mr. Courtright, Mr. Kleinbauer and Mr. Warner, are concerned not alone with producing fine athletes who can compete with the best our city can offer, but in promoting health and physical fitness for all boys through a diversified program of intramural sports. And perhaps of much greater impor- tance in the long run is their concern for the development of those attitudes, so difficult to describe or define, which are summed up in the word sportsmanship, Girls' Physical Education ag ,,,., a , 3 ,M l , . , , s ,, ,,,, . , , , , 2 ,V al ' . ' ,,,.,,,. V ri ,,, f V- , Mwwfrzfa. ' 1 Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Freid, Miss Fohl, ,X ,.,,.,,,, , Q , r a - 5 Miss Mitchell, and Miss Pointer, whose pictures appear on the right, offer the s v 2 f 2 ' 4 Z f' 7, ' 5 f 3 f ,. , 'lv . t My i , , g .W ,V 'W R gf, girls of Hollywood a valuable pro- gram of physical education that in- f a iw, D ' uf cludes s orts dancin osture trainin if v.,.:, P ' 7 ' g! P g -,,. f 5, 53, i 2, , f ' and health instruction. ,,,, tuii ',.' r i ' ' y ,lj i P 'if yy a afsi be f t +A, F9 .,-'f -4 'W' V ' YQ, xxffi- W , .. J,:, ,,!V 5 1 ,',Q.:,g,6. 2,2 , ,l ,, . , jf. ' . V11 - ' 'rv at l - Y'4'fLr? ' a 3' 42: Aww is , f gf? ,, Q V, :.,h Z ,.,: .-fi . V311 :Saw 61 5.2177 ' .442 1 1: Hzyffri ' f ,ff 'I ,W 4 4 ,I fir JWWSW. f 11-if :megangagipqzafyggrfl, g is f'5'f9f mir, .' Z' 'TW liked Q- ff'f'5f1gZ4?22P':Mx 'W , 5 Industrial Arts From Architectural Drafting to Woodworking, from Auto Mechanics and Electronics to Printing-such is the range of specialized courses offered by the Industrial Arts Department. The men in this important field, each a skilled craftsman as well as a master teacher, are pictured at the right. They are: Mr. Schnepp, Mr. Williams, Mr. Edgar, Mr. Jung and Mr. Wilson. Mr. Ashdon was camera-shy. Special Education Helping boys and girls with auditory and visual losses to pursue regular ty high school courses in normal surroundings is the exacting and highly specialized work carried on by the teachers whose pictures appear on the left: Miss Newton, Mr. Diamond, Mrs. Mendez and Mrs. Evans. ,., . Vx I , ' is v 32, 155 ' 4 NK ii fffgb m 162 ,Nw M WMM wwf MQW 4 21 1 4 x 1, tv Seniors 'a 1 Hag, 1 Q, . Lk f. i 2:7 W, ,1,, ff f , A .T 4,,' 1 f,.- f ff w OFFICERS: Wynne Hanaoka, secretary, Rudolph Han- ley, treasurer, Mary Bramson, vice-presidentg George Abdo, Diane Shoemaker, jerry Risto, Board of Control. David Moe, President Etrusoansz Winter, 196 Namesakes of an ancient tribe who Rreceded the Romans, the Etruscan Class spent three re- warding and enjoyable years at Hollywood High School. In january they left us, scattering far and wide-to colleges and universities throughout the land, into the world of work, into the armed services. Their achievements and the honors they brought to their school will be remem- bered for many a year. CLASS COUNCIL: Cback rowj Tom Kelly, jan Smith, Rudolph Hanley, Cfront rowj George Abdo, jerry Risto, Ray Masson, Karen Deutsch, Margalo Ashley, Robin Miller, Donna Haisch, Isabel Cohen, Stephanie Swanson, Mary Holmes, Wynne Hanaoka, Diane Shoemaker, Mary David Bramson. George Abdo Roberta Alexander Margalo Ashley Bonnie Bagby Marilyn Ballard William Baltz Eric Balzer Linda Barber Bill Barnum 'Li 1 jan Bartlett Olivia Beau Nicholas Beck Joanne Bender Veronica Berg john Berry H , , f r f j 'im J 1' 5 'f 4 in if are XV ,v , 03- john Bishop Mary Bramson Sylvia Thompson Clark Butler Kathleen Caldwell Sharon Carpenter 1 Susan Cary Demetra Chalkas Jamille Chalme Sydney Cobb Isabel Cohen Velma Conger Steve Crane Karen Deutsch Jeanette Doctors Elisabetta Dorka Carol Elbinger James Ellis Marsha Epstein Michael Eyman Susana Falconi Paul Farel swan ,, 'tw' 2 f 3 , 1 et.- :ff H ,,t, X i 46 F fu 1 ff f f ff 1 M , , , f 3 fy? ff , f I 4 ., , - '-51 fp vi'-I' ' fm? win 'rg 4 ' zifaffiri Sharon Fields Robert Fink C!'ffZ?'fff4,VKif '- 'fff 'X , f'f ' ,'f'Vf, 7 277 'f'7',T'fV,'i' 'f 4 fvyyiyffyy ,aff :ff QzwywQ4-Z fffi ff f'f,n'w 1 ' mf um! ,, ,-fzffaf'an,wivw,Xf'2'w- ff,f,'Q,f 'f l 1 ,W if f ,ff f , X 'G 'f lfkffff ,,g:y,,3Q! J' I , ,X ,. Qflffi QU ,ff'ZfIjf2f, , 1 ,, ,t,.., y 4,r ,?iEZ11g'i-my m,., ff i . JZ' A . ,f 2 W I-Ion Ephebians George Abdo Robin Miller David Moe Fred Mindlin Valedictor-ians Clark Butler Robin Miller Fred Mindlin C.S.F. George Abdo Veronica Berg Clark Butler Mildred Kramer Raymond Masson David Moe Fred Mindlin WW5 I X fs' f I '!!!57Wf fffffmf ff ffw ll I la ! Paul Fisher Robert Fisher Howard Foster Nancy Fried Vivian Garner Sheila Gerkin y 1 lf I I at OK 1 it f' I Keith Germane Lynda Gilbert jon Vogel Sharon Gregory Steven Grossman Maria Gutierrez Alain Hackstaff Donna Haisch Ray-joe Halamicek Gold Seal Diplomas CWith High Honorsj George Abdo Clark Butler Daniel Katz Mildred Kramer Raymond Masson David Moe Fred Mindlin Silver Seal Diplom as fWith Honorsj Margalo Ashley Bonnie Bagby Eric Balzer Veronica Berg Mary David Bramson Sharon Carpenter Karen Deutsch Paul Fafel Winifred Hanaoka Rudolf Hanley Marsha Heffner Joanne Heintz Billie Holland Susan Jack Cynthia Jensen 'J 1 Mary Holmes Evan Humphreys Kathleen Ibanez Dianne Johnson Carl Johnson William Kapitanoff Judith Katch Daniel Katz Thomas Kelley Robert Kellogg Katherine Khalatian Jeanette Khoury Joan Kinsey John Kleimer Donna Koeper Danny Kooy Mildred Kramer f ff 5 f f ' 944 4, f L X 4 .-,. ,- ',1,v.w X Ki 4, . J , vx.'f'5 ' ' w ' 5 ,fn Ralf? - 7 T12 M gg if f J 22254221 as if af' A J ziiezaz? 2 ,f 'wgiigggiiw David Le Montree Cort Lewis Lynn Lewis Edinah Lincoln Joanne Lucas 'Wt Phyllis McGinnis Francis McHugh Arlinda McKinley Gary Marshall Raymond Masson Ronald Mathews Tova Mathiasen Kenneth Metcalf Gerald Moss Dawn Mossman Robin Miller Fredric Mindlin Ann Mitchell Sharon Mitchell David Moe Timothy Morosco Harvey Newmark Cathryn Mungerro Ralph Nowalt jon Pauly Howard Phillips Sheila Pollack Getting ready for Senior pictures. Ruth Pritchard Daniel Racataian Carole Rappoport Cheryl Reynolds Diane Shoemaker Ruel Short Carol Shoup Gerald Risto Penni Sr. Hilaire Bonita Shambaugh V joseph Shink Joan Shirer Lawrence Silver Graig Slaughter jan Smith Judith Smith Thomas Wheat Stephen Stenton Ingrid Swanson Stephanie Swanson Donald Switzer Terry Tackaberry Laura Tamayo . v 2 JY? 14 In V- W,-y 4 if . ,U A - f ,..,.g1g.vw fg- Q, f-J f 'Q , vp ' rf ,V if 4 w ' f ff 0 Q' v Q N -rr., .lv W 4 M , ff mf., 4 S.. 5' P- l yah, qff'Y75 ' iff 'f iv f, aw 1 'GA 4' vw 'K 4 ev- ii- ,l , William Vital-elli john Wakely Sharon Walters Dale Warts 4,4 ,3 - K c s- :L ,, lr I ,', I 1 I -. fri: 7 fa , 'X P , . in I r V 1 , gym Q 4 -WN ii as f , ,, ,.,-. 7. A 5 or , . xiii, 1 ,.l Q,, .V if H! 3137 - -. 'J a, 'Lisp' : 'f yr gi 'M ,F X-if 'ffl' img'-' x , f 'f- ' ffl- 'rl , V 'g',!1f,1J philip Welanko john Whitworth Kirby Wilkerson William Wise SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Marilyn Moe, jim Elliott, joan Gracey, Bob Denney, Sasha Boettner, Don Keller, Nina Marino. 12628 Titans: Summer, 1962 Well over ive hundred strong, the Titans of Summer '62 is one of the largest graduating classes of recent years. They leave behind them an enviable record of achievement, for under their auspices a major overhauling of the Student Body Constitution was completed and sub- stantial progress in the realization of plans for a Senior Lawn was made. As a class and as individuals, the Titans have upheld Hollywood's finest traditions and have broken ground for new accomplishments. W 'Wall u g -e CLASS COUNCIL Seated M Moberg, R. Dooley, P, Watamura, J. Crocker, N. Marino, P. Smith, S. Linn, Row 1: S. Speicher, N, Bros- toff S Space L Davidson N Levine, C, Brady, J. Gracey, R. Groswald, J. Nyi, C. Sonsini, J. Elliott, R. Warren, H. Ellis, B. Tavakoliang Row 2 K jordan M Moe M Dendrinos, R. Ray, B. Denney, W. Koelsch. 'B all L 'Q' 4 ' Betsy Abbott Linda B1-ice Barbara Abel janmne Abraham Susan Abrams Honors and Awards: California Scholarship Federation: Anatole Bohachev, Jeffrey Cobb, ,Ron Lesser, Leo Marcus, Louis Newman, Marjorie Paschall, Gerald Wolpin. Gold Seal Diplomas: Anatole Bohachev, Donna Boyd, jeffrey Cobb, Charles Domokos, Alan Erikson, Linda Garth, William Koelsch, Sara Lee Kravif, Swoosie Kurtz, Helen Leneman, Ron Lesser, Leo Marcus, Louis Newman, Marjorie Paschall, Robert Ray, Thomas Ray, Nicolaus Toghia, Ronald Warren, Gerald Wolpin, Carmel Zimnovoda. National Merit Scholarship! Charles Domokos. Gilbert Aguilar Sharon Albert Donald Alexander Joe Anderson Stephanie Anderson Ruth Anson ff fin 'Q -:awk ,J f ' 2 1 , V M ' ax ., L Q ' ' , K4 ' , gs I M A L ' I Barbara Arbuckle Martha Armstrong Judy Arraj John Arrijuria Robert Artunian Sheila Ashby Cathy Austin Leslie Austin Arlene Averill Max Baader Georgia Babish Margarita Banuelos Patricia Barbarino Susan Baron john Barstow Richard Baxter Vickie Bell joel Bellavia Ilse Bertulson Robert Bitticks Ken Bland Marlene Boals Caryl Boetticher Alexandra Boettner Gloria Boggs Linda Boghicli iz. Q , if M Anatole Bohachev Donna Boyd Cheryl Brady Linda Brewer Daniel Brigham Sarah Britton Judith Brock Mary jo Brooks Brian Brophy Natalie Brostoff Gerald Broulard Nancy Brown Wfarren Buchanan james Burnett David Brubaker Barbara Bruck Kenneth Burger Michael Burian Ullrich Butzke Thomas Cagen Edward Campagna Katherine Calkin ' l Esther Carles U Michael Campbell Arlette Capel Roger Capelli Michael Cazares Marianne Chardenet Robert Crawford Jeanne Clausen Stanley Clemens Jeffrey Cobb Jennifer Cobb Kim Coleman Peter Coons Patricia Cooper James Corley Chandler Coury Patricia Cramer N N Jaylene Crocker janet Crone Lynn Crosby joan Cupp Serena Curtis Pamela Cusick Frank Csiszar Theodore Csiszar Arthur Cyr Nancy Czarnecki Stephen Daniel William Daniels Lynne Davidson Herman Davis Michael Dayton Nicholas De Francisco Michael Dendrinos Robert Denny Thomas Den Ouden john Derderian Carol D'Errico Pauline Dickens Frances Dillion Frances Doering Charles Donnell Ronie Dooley '52 Terry Dorwart Michael Doud Sandra Duke joan Dunning April Edwards Betty Eggstein Kerstin Ekman Viviane Ekman Richard Elkins james Elliott Hugh Ellis Janice Elster Catherine Ely Eric Engleman julieta England my we -4-47 NEW' Barbara Erickson Alan Erikson Michele Escallier jo Ann Estrem Royal Evans Darlene Fegley via ' r'- WZ? David Fisher Jacqueline Flesch Margaret Flynn w e marry fikiwafe :wafer ' 392' f be pffili, ' I' X il -3 Q 4-, V, i,i Q v --ef 1 l Charles Folcke Richard Folmer Harriett Fortus Scott Foster Stephen Fouke Charles Freberg - 'Q' 12,73 ' V 'Q A wwf: 1'5 4 fa, Ev! f 4 X i M S ea, QQ - 1 Iii, - f..- ', 73 ' :f,.g31.fAQ,i' W- lf Michael French Catherine Friedman Steven Friedman Margaret Gallagher Sherri Gardner Linda Garth Ladd Gates David Gelles Preston Drake :' ' ,..-A-2' f A M 'tl Z af 3 K David Gillette Karen Gilliland Richard Ginsburg l Noontime in the Quad is not always as crowded as this--just when someone stages a rally. . . , 'f' Ray Gladygz Adriana Godel Irene Goldman Steven Golly Lorenzo Gonzales Michael Gordon joan Gracey Daniel Granett Douglas Grant J Michael Green Gary Grief fw mtl f Q Ck-K O 1 X 1 N 3 U 10 ffffflk np I Q ,j I virtue fy' D,534NNVX M' U f 1 fnixjbiguv Ruben Grosvold Donna Guder Steven Gunning ft Arif ftvtfuu Elizabeth Griego Robert Grill Xa George Hagopian Robert Haig Claudia Halbert john Hall Annabelle Halls Steven Hammer Deborah Hammond Judith Hanchey jean Hanewich Maria Hanrahan Robert Harrison Doris Hartman aff!!! . . . To advertise a Friday night dance. 4 ft X55 '43 'QW' W I - ,:- -.f we, - e , A - V- , , it ,.,..., 5.iaffi-f'.Y 1- V f fi , 51 if f 2 f ,1tf.4, f,4 W' judith Harwood Anthony Hatfield Beverly Helm Kristan Helmer Philip Henderson Robert Henricks John Henry Patricia Henry Alex Herzen Teri Hewitt Patricia Hinton Dorothy Hoekstra Dorothy Holz Pamela Hopper Maureen House Shirley Hubband Rizkah Ismail Amos Israelski Karen Iverson Margaret Janssen Looking south from the Auditorium-a seemingly deserted campus A 1' es., X, Jill Janssen Rhonda Janus Getting settled in the Auditorium before an assembly. The campus is not deserted after all. Marilyn jebejian Dianna Jenkins Virginia Jensen Cynthia johnson Karen johnson Kristin jordan Robert Kahn James Kachur Sandra Kales Helen Kaska Sharon Kearns james Keene Ml I I. as at Spencer Kell Donald Keller Paul Kennedy Enid Kent Roger Kerr Morris Kessler . J , ' + . 5g -' gf xv, X Q A Q Wirywv ' lakh W Judy Ketchum Renee Khedari Joyce Kirk Willi Klein Peter Kleinert William Koelsch Tatiana Konovnitzin Eveline Kotek Art I.ougheeCl's dramatic shot of the stage crew is worth looking at twice. It's on page 66 as well. Jana Kramer Saralee Kravif Evon Kupsik Swoosie Kurtz Elizabeth Lak Sylvia Lane ,,,.1 .x, f f-Qe'1,2:ff ff Y, Mark Lang Diane La Ronge Joseph Latta William Lattanzio Marilou Le Claire John Leggitt ,Pamela Leho Cynthia LeMaster Helen Leneman Theodore Leplat Roland Lesser Nancy Levine Robert Levine Steven Levinson Mary Levy Christina Liggett Edna Lilly JoAnn Lim Andrew Lindemann Jill Lindauer M- - Y The ROTC's best platoon gets an inspection Susan Linn Arthur Lougheed Christine Lubcke Mary Mahon Leo Marcus Nina Marino Susan Martina Neva Mason Inace Massari Carole Martin Douglas Martin 113' Roger Mateossian Eileen Matsushima Laureen May Marilyn Mazarin Margaret McDaniels Bruce McDowell Virginia Miglins Jacqueline Millar Christopher McNear Alan Mendez Mary Lou Miranda Marilyn Moberg Marilyn Moe Mary Moncivais Pierre Monney Carl Moore Melissa Moore Roy Moore Dashiell Morrison Kathryn Morse Donald Moyer Denis Murray Rick Murray Marlene Naclel Michael Neggo Dwight Neumann Barbara Newman l Terry Nishida Holger Nissen Betsy Newman Louis Newman Richard Nizza Lynda Noblitt X x X N Robert Norman Sandra Nunnelley Joyce Nyi Garie O'Brien Keith Oldenberg Sharon O'Neill Helen Oppenheimer Charles Ormsby Bridget O'Sullivan f P f P Sandra Parker Marjorie Paschall Christi Patterson Steven Patterson Pamela Paull Roland Perez john Peterson Gary Phillipi Ronald Phillips is ...Av- Josepha Piffl Michael Potter William Powell David Price Thomas Pritchard Scott Putnam Cort Quickel Laurence Raab Linda Radoev Filomena Ramirez Dianna Ranghel Liisa Rasanen Harold Prince Robert Ray Thomas Ray Kenneth Reinerston Eric Remsen Lory Rettich Marjorie Riendeau Valrie Riseley Anthony Rivera Maynard Robinson Barbara Rglnick Roger Rombro Gail Roome joel Rosenbaum Kent Ross Catherine Roth Judith Roth Gary Rucker Kimberly Ruffner Stephen Rullman Charlotte Russell J, lx X , Diane Ryan Dennis Ryder Richard Saffen M'Liss Safford Richard Salas Kristi Salumae Dom Savino Pamela Schlom Eric Schmidt Harold Schreiber Tommy Schwartz Dana Scott Dorothy Scott Victoria Scruton Marcel Shain Michael Shanahan Manie Shehee Clara Simon Douglas Simonson Margaret Simonton Frances Sims Jack Singer Michael Singer Leon Skidmore Graham Slack Patricia Slocum Lydia Small Pamela Smith Robert Smith Sandra Smith Sharon Smith WP ,, A 4, Ronald Sokoloff Yolanda Soler Victoria Solomon Rena Sommer Cecille Sonsini Sandra Space Susan Speicher Regina Spirauskas Eric Stacey Christopher Stark Kirk Steele Terry Stein Gloria Subke Steven Stelter Peter Stengel Toni Stern 2 john Stewart David Stitz 3 . . 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Q. f '- ' ' . ,, F W V , -5:6-:L - ' -qu Zeba Tahbaz Mimi Tai John Talevich Robert Tani Bahram Tavakolian Richard Taylor , I T 3 ' .7 I i 'R T B Rodney Taylor Christopher Thompson Stephen Stuart Ronald Thorgusen Nicolaus Toghia Bruce Tupper Katlwrine Twohy Michael Vallens Michael Vargas Martha Villasenor Sheila Von Euer Richard Wagner Dianthe Ward Ronald Warren Patricia Watamura Margo Webb Melinda Webb Robert Weise Steven Weiss Virginia Wells Penelope White Sheila Whiteman 'J Lynn Wicks Howard Wiemeyer Kit Wilkins Ronald Wilkoff john Williamson Carol Wilson gn. Judy Wilson Stephen Wilson Alan Witten Brita Wojciechowski Gerald Wolpin Harold Wong Cassandra Wood Jonathan Young Gloria Zadeiko Rose Zavala Norman Ziff Carmel Zimnovoda Jeannette Zink Carol Tow Government A I ,Q ,,,: Q f -ns.. Q' 51 f Qyff jeff Cobb, Student Body President Fall Semester inter, 196 Nineteen sixty-two will be remembered as a year of change and innovation. Jeff Cobb, taking office as Student Body President in September, initiated a long over-due revision of the Student Body Constitution. It was soon clear that if Hollywood was to be provided with a modern program of student participation in school government, a wholly new constitution would have to be written. In this arduous task, Jeff received the enthusiastic support of the Leadership Class over which he presided. By semesteris end a first draft of the new constitution had been readied for consideration by the incoming Leadership group. At semester's end, too, Leader- ship learned that it was about to lose its advisor of many years, Mr. Willard Hansen who, shortly after the beginning of the Spring semester, left Hollywood for a position with the Youth Services branch of the Los Angeles City Schools. .HW Jeanne Clausen, Student Body Vice-President, Mike Student Council members meet in the Library to prepare registration ma- terials. French, Treasurer, Kris jordan, Secretary. Summer, 1962 President Bob Henricks took ofiice at the end of January, 1962, and at once justified the confidence placed in him by the student body. Working closely with Mr. Hamerman and the new Leadership Advisor, Mr. David Hubbard, Bob be- gan the difficult job of implementing the new Constitution. Leadership Class found itself transformed into a Student Council holding daily sessions. A Student Assembly, acting in an advisory capacity to the Council, was created. Each member of the Council found himself charged with new responsibilities as each became the Director of a specific area of activity: publicity, school spirit, social activities, as- semblies, athletics and the like. Hard work and real enthusi- asm got the transformation under way. If Rome was not built in a day, neither is a student body government reor- ganized in a semester. But the pioneers of 1962 have pro- vided a solid foundation for the future. Bob I-Ienricks, Student Body President Spring Semester Kris jordan, Student Body Vice-Presidentg Art Cyr, Council member jim Elliott supervises fellow legislators in preparations Treasurerg Pam Smith, Secretary. for reg1SU'3ti0f1- Boys' League BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS, Fall Semester. Jim Hoyland, President, Bob Ray, Secretary-Treasurer. l I I BOYS' LEAGUE OFFICERS, Spring Semester. Tom Wfasow, Secretaryg Dave Brubaker, President, joel Gerst, Vice-President. In 1962 new life was infused into the Boys' League which, technically at least, counts every boy in school as a member. Started many years ago in emulation of the successful Girls' League, the boys' organi- zation has led a checkered career, sometimes flying high, but more often grounded. Un- der jim Hoyland the motors began to be revved up, and during the second semester, with David Brubaker as President, the League took off once more and now shows promise of staying aloft for a long time to come. The Leaguels major project this year has been the organization of noontime volley- ball competition which, it is hoped, will become a permanent and popular activity. Girls' League, formed many years ago to fur- ther the interests of the feminine half of the student body, is an organization of many committees and much activity. Its semi-annual Sign-up Day sees a very large number of girls enrolling in its Red Cross, Christmas Work and other committees devoted to lend- ing a helping hand. Each year hundreds of stockings are filled for the children who attend Hollywood's famous Christmas Party. Girls take an ac- tive interest in Children's Hospital where Hollywood maintains a bed from the pro- ceeds of the yearly apple sale. In short, wherever there is a need, you will find Girls' League ready to do the job. Girls' League GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS, Fall Semester. Lynne Shavelson, Secretary-Treasurerg Donna Weir, Presidentg Manie Shehee, Vice-President. V GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS, Spring Semester. Ruth Anson, Vice-Presidentg Manie Shehee, Presidentg Nancy Levine, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Activities and Organizations .,..,Aq...vN.,., x AL. 1 The Girls Step Out ,, Hollywood adds to the fun and excitement of the Christmas Parade. Executing intricate and colorful routines under the fine leadership of Miss Fohl, the Drill Team girls in their new uniforms add beauty and excitement to every important event at Hollywood, from football to the Santa Claus Lane Parade down Hollywood Boulevard. In front of the group above are: Gracey, Marino. In Row 1: Nichols, Gordon, Bassinger, Cochrane, Kusudo, Oxley, Leach. Row 2: Betkijian, Napier, Ralke, Pearl, Sonsini, Anson, House, LeC1air. Row 3: Shehee, Hichen, Gains, Zeiger, Leburg, Hana- oka, Switzer, Gilbert. Row 4: Smith, Weisman, Iverson, Jack- son, Edgar, Guder, Zink, White. Row 5: Ekman, Friedman, Kramer, Larson, Avatani, Jensen, Kinney, Reindeau. Row 6: Dennis, Parker, Helote, Barley, Dawson, Katch, Bagley, David- son. Row 7: Lubke, Tuers, Allen, Horn, Martin, jeide, D'Erri- co, Masson. Row 8: Weir, Klever, Moe, jordan, Wagner, jen- sen, Hoffman, Moberg. and the Band Plays On A football game without a Marching Band to entertain the crowds during half-time would be like dinner without des sert-nourishing, but somehow unsatisfying. Members of the band work hard to master complicated formations under the direction of Mr. Ward. Equally im portant, they produce stirring music. Members of the band for the Fall Semester were: J. Albert C. Adrian R. Arnett M. Baader F. Baxter J. Beers A. Bellissimo B. Berman R. Bond D. Bryan K. Carner B. Crawford F. Cuadrado D. Deets A. Duncan E. Engleman P. Farel J. Flesch D. Gillette G. Gonzalez J. Goode D. Gould S. Greer E. Griego D. Haisch R. Halamicek J. Hartman C. Hoffman M. Ickesl J. Kisylia F. Kole R. Labow T. Lak T. Lakey S. Langton A. LeRoy M. Levy P. Lipton R. Lofstrum A. Lougheed S. Maass J. Martina B. McDowell R. Minton P. Missel D. Morrison G. Moss L. Noblitt D. Perry G. Philippi J. Radice E. Remsen F. Rivera G. Robbins G. Rose S. Saks D. Schaffer B. Shambaugh L. Skidmore J. Stewart D. Super P. Taber J. Talevich J. Vasquez P. Virgo B. Vitarelli M. Webb D. Wittenberg J. Young The Marching Band takes the spotlight in the Santa Claus Lane Parade CHOIR. Row 1: M. Bonecutter, F. Clark, N. Napier, E. Davis, M. Wright, D. Loughan, P, McDonald, S. Stocks, J, Parker, B. Whittaker, L. Page, F. Rivera, E. Lak, S. Wolf, L. Russ, L. Farber, G. Subkeg ROW 2: K. Fischer, M. Weins, D. Gonzales, S. Burgman, M. Phillips, N, Brown, E. Kent, S. VonEuer, D. Knoll, C. Gerst, D. Pendleton, B. Barrett, K. Mahnken, K, Peterson, M. Dinnocentg Row 3: D, Hart- man, L. Lewis, D. LeMowa, J. Giallombardo, B. Janis, S. Oneill, K. Krechter, J. Jones, M. Weed, P. Lipton, E, Kupsik, C. LeMaster, J Kramer, J. Gracey, K. Schoonoverg Row 4: J. McManus, A. Shambrook, T. Cager, R. Maggio, D. Felton, M. Gordon, K. Reinertson, B Duncan, J, Arrijuria, R, Gates, F. Cuadrado, F. Yusko, T. Baron. BOYS GLEE CLUB. Row 1: C. Coury, J. Leader, F, Carles, D Super, C. Nickens, J. Radice, B. Crawford, Row 2: D. Shurke L. Skidmore, C. Katz, T. Beyer, C, Bailey, D, Ferguson, J Smith, J, Whitsettg Row 3: J. Vasquez, G. Philippi, J. Loughlin S. Rullman, R. Chambers, J. McDuffy, D. Hubert, P. Monney, Ri Black, Row 4: J. Williamson, R. Black, P. Walter, C. Sturges B. Jones, E. Fawaz, R. Capelli, R, Grill, T, Evans, D. Brooks, Ji Stewart. USIC , .,,, ,, GIRLS GLEE CLUB. Row 1: E. Kotek, K. Yankee, L. Reddich D. Waddell, T, Gilbert, P. McIntyre, s. smith, Row 2. J, Robj erts, M. Agnew, B. Savage, P. Lipton, C. Boetticher, C. Simon J. Crone, D. Holz, T. Prasckierg Row 3: Mr. Ward, D, Meclrano J. Harwood, B. Beck, D, Aratani, L. Pettit, I. Goldman, W Schafer, J. Genovese, C. Davenport, M, Olson, Row 4: S, Fer guson, L. Hahn, J. Wagner, J. Ketchum, J. Estrum, P. Hopper S. Allen, J. Malone, B, Abbott, Row 5: M. Chardenet, J. Lin dauer, B, Fisher, E, Nilson, P. Woerner, S. Plumb, L. Howard P. Sindelka, G. Popejoy, S. Anderson. J Hollywood's Music Department not only provides a line musical education to the students enrolled in its courses, but, through its various vocal and instru- mental groups, makes a tremendous contribution to the entire school. Often heard in assemblies, frequently called upon to perform at community functions, the Glee Clubs, Choir, Madrigal Singers, Orchestra and Concert Band live up to the very best musical traditions of a school which for over half a century has been noted throughout Southern California for musician- ship of a high order. This year, the Music Department has inaugurated 21 5P1'111g MUSIC FCSUVQI Wh1Ch, If 15 h0PCd, W111 be- MADRIGAL SINGERS. Row 1. L. Nobiin, G. Smith, D. Defmiswn 9 CO1'1'1C an annual CVCI'1f. P. Cusick, P. Wooley, A. Anson, V. Rose, M. Cochran, M. LeClaire, C. Sonsini, M. Moe, J. Flesch, K. Dillion, E. Lilly, P. Henry, M. Weed, Row 2: Mr. Murphy, D. Morrison, D. Gillette, T. Cagan, B. Goglia, T. Baron, M. Smith, J. Haboush, F, Quadrado, E. Shiffman, J. Arrijuria, L. Raab, Row 3: Jane Friedin, D. Wilson, S. Zimring, L. akers THE HOLLYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA. Violins: W. Buchanan, J. Clausen, C. D'Errico, L. Dorn, A. Elagin, L. Garth, J Jones, R. Langford, B, Leyva, P. Molchak, B. Schreiber, J. Wiemeyer, Viola: R. March, J. Schustack, 'Celloz D. Hand, Bass: G. Black mun, P. Hercz, M. Williams, Flute: J. Cobb, C. Halbert, P, Taber, Oboe: E. Birnbaum, Clarinet: M. Baader, K. Carmer, A. Duncan, M Levy, Bass Clarinet: J. Beers, J. Jenks, Bassoon: J. Goode, Saxophone: N. D'Amico, Trumpet: B. Crawford, R. Evans, G. Philippi, S Staurset, D. Super, French Horn: D. Elliott, P. Merrick, Trombone: D. Berry, R. Johnson, L. Skidmore, Percussion: E. Engelman, G Gonzales, E. Remsen. Drama Close co-operation between Mr. In- glels drama students, Mr. Bauer's scenic artists and Mr. Ashdon's backstage crews resulted in a bril- liant theatrical year for Holly- wood in 1962. In addition to an imaginative Skin of Our Teeth and a magically beautiful Midsum- mer Night's Dream,', the Drama Department, through its Thursday Theatre provided overflow noon- time audiences with delightful en- tertainment and afforded many stu- dents an opportunity to develop their talents and gain invaluable experience. Thornton Wi1der'S Skin The warmth and humanity which characterize Thornton Wilder's Our Townn are given an added dimension of hilarity in his The Skin of Our Teeth which traces man's hairbreadth escape from disaster through the ages. An exceptionally fine cast, headed by Dorothy Hoekstra, Enid Kent, Ken Hartman, Swoozie Kurtz, Ted Leplat, Val Riseley, Gary Mercer and Marc Weishaus made each performance a memorable one. Ken Hartman, Enid Kentg Mr. Antrobus has just Marc Weishaus, Dan Katz, Dorothy Hoekstrag Hey, Miss Fairweath- been elected President. Fellow Mammals! er, you remember mell' Of Our Teeth Bob Fisher, Vaughn Meadows, Mammals Convene in Atlantic City. Swoosie Kurtz, Ken Hartman, Enid Kent, Ted Leplatg Henry, put clown that sling shot! l V x V1 Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania! Ken Hartman as Oberon, Dor- othy Hoekstra as Titania. Stay though thou kill me, sweet De- metrius. Enid Kent as Helena, Ted Leplat as Demetrius. Ken Hartman as Ober- on, Dorothy Hoekstra as Titania, Marc Weishaus as Puck. i. The course of true love What visions have I seen! Dor- never did run smoothf, othy Hoekstra as Titania, Swoosie Kurtz as Hermia, Kit Thompson as Lysand- er. H.H.S. News At journalism conferences and competitions held at UCLA, USC and Redlands, the HHS News has consistently been rated superior in writing, photography and production. In the picture on the left is the Fall Semester Executive Staff: D. Guder, E. Remsen, L. Small, R, Mateossian, N. Brostoff, R. Pritchard, A. Lougheed, C. Gc-odkin, Snow, S. Kravif and K. Arnold. In the picture on the right, seated on the steps, is the Spring Semester Staff: E. Remsen, C. Goodkin, L. Small, P. White, M. House, S. Snow, Standing behind them is the Advanced Journalism Class. Row 1: G. Roome, B. Bruck, S. Grancell, M. Cimring, K. Gilliland, L. Rasanen, B, Newman, C. Gordon: Row 2: I. Eriksson, J. Dixon, A. Landon, M. Jebe- jian, J. Denney, K. Sullivan, Row 4: J. Rubin, R. Phillips, R. Mateossian, D. Grant. Pictured on the left is the Beginning journalism Class for the Spring Semester, Row 1: J, Newton, C. Boetticher, C. Bouchey, V. Galen, A. Danek, S. Cohen, K. Kelly, N. Zelhof, K. Naimyg Row 2: T. Harris, D. Lee, R. Eryxell, D. Chick, A. Dobbs, C. McFaul, S. Horn, C. Corley, L. Hahn, Row 3: W. Heinecke, J. Bellue, J. Lombard, M. Sugar, F. Ossenkop, C. Nickers, R, Stockton: Row 4: D. Gould, G. Thomas, K. Schwarz, S. Morano, S, Weisbaumg Row 5: C. Nicoloff, A. Radin, K. Lehr, B. Armstrong, P, Lewis. In the picture on the right is the Fall Semester Advanced Class. Row 1: L, Domer, B. Newman, M. House, L. Rasanan, P, Slocum, P. White: Row 2: B. Bruck, G. Roome, S. Abrams, R. Forest, K. Sullivan, Row 3: D. Grant, P. jurasich, B. Albin, K. Coleman, T. Pritchard, R. Phillips, M. Potter. Poinsettia This POINSETTIA may well be unique among yearbooks for having been put together by an all- male Board of Editors, most of them athletes of no mean reputation: R. Erikson, L. George, B. New- bery, G. Rucker, M. Shain and N. Toghia. This original Editorial Board was augmented in the Spring by V. Katch and A. Lougheed and, as mas- cot, picture scheduler and welcome change from muscles and beards, Neva Mason. Pictured on the right are, seated, L. George, N. Toghia, G. Rucker: Standing, V. Katch, N. Mason, Mr. D. Hub- bard, M. Shain, R. Newberry, A. Lougheed. SPRING REGISTRATION COMMITTEE: Row 1 C. Fein, N. Marino, S. Linn, P. Smith, L. Shavelson, L. Spangler: Row 2: C. Edgerton, J. Zimnovoda, J. Gracey, B, Kaufman, K. Ekman, C. Brady, G. Wolpin D. Glazier, T. Williams: Row 3: S, Riddell, A. Men dez, M. Nadel, L. Garth, S. Speicher, V. Ekman, S. Boettner, R. Warren, L. Newman: Row 4: J. Whit- sett, R. Grossmont, R. Gibeaut, J. Behrens, D. Weir M. Moberg, B. Ray, D. Keller: Row 5: B. Stewart, Pl Rockwell, T. Jones, W. Koelsch, M. French, W. Rip- pel. Service FALL REGISTRATION COMMITTEE. One of the highest honors available to Hollywood students is the opportunity to assist in register- ing each semester. Row 1: B, Kaufman, J. Zimnovoda, P. Smith: Row 2: K. Ekman, V. Berg, D. Haisch, L. Garth, R. Miller: Row 3: G. Wolpin, S. Boettner, R. Hanley, A. Men- dez, H. Wongg Row 4: V. Ekman, C. Brady, R, War- ren, T. Ray, G. Moss, W. Koelsch: Row S: E. Jeide, B. Masson, S. Riddell, C. Jackson, M. Bramson, D. Moe, L. Newman, Row 6: B. Bagby, K. Jordan, M. Moe, C. Lubcke, R. Lesser, R. Ray, M. French: Row 7: E. Engleman, T. Jones, T. Williams, D. Weir, G. Risto, D. Glazier, N. Toghia, J. Behrens, C, Butler. T H Club H CLUB is the honor-service organization for boys who have earned their letters in athletics. Row 1: L. Peebles, S. Edwards, C. Coury, T. Williams, Row 2: M. Hogan, J. Risto, J. Smith, N. Togh- ia, R. XVarren, L, Tilgman: Row 3: J. Elliott, M. Shain, D. Stitz, H. Wong, D. Keller, T. Wasow, K. Wilkerson, J. Clerx, R. Masson, B. Newbery. -01 .i- -sl Camerhons Membership in Camerhons, the girls honor organization, represents outstanding achievement in citizenship and service to the school. The Fall roster is pictured on the left. Row 1: V. Ekman, M. Bramson, T. Mathiason, K. Ekman, P. Smith, R. Miller, L. Shavelson, D. Weir, E. Jeideg Row 2: K. Jordan, V, Berg, E. Griego, S. Boettner, B. Kaufman, J. Zimnovoda, C. Jackson, C. Lubcke, S. Riddell, Row 3: M. Moe, S. Kravie, C. Brady, L. Garth, C. Fein, B. Bagby, D. Haisch. In the smaller picture are the girls elected to member- ship in the Spring semester: R. Anson, M. Chardenet, C. Edgerton, C. Friedman, T. Gilbert, J. Gracey, D. Guder, J. Micken, S. Linn, N. Marino, E. Matushima, M. Nadel L. Spangler, K. Tuoy. ETK Epsilon Tau Kappa are the Greek let- ters which stand for Achieve the Hon- orablef' E.T.K. is the scholastic honor society of Hollywood and is a part of California Scholarship Federation. Eli- gibility for membership rests entirely on an outstanding grade record. Row 1: T. Gilbert, J. Zimnovoda, H. Hamp- ton, V, Berg, A. Anson, R. Miller, D. Stanley, S. Kravif, M. Paschall, J. Cobb, C. Goodking Row 2: T. Ray, S. Riddell, L. Garth, R. War- ren, M. Moe, G. Wolpin, C. Edgerton, D. Gellesg Row 3: N. Toghia, C. Domokos, T. Jones, S. Cohen, C. Butler, J. Eagan, W. Koelsch, T. Wasow. W , l r i Knights Membership in the Knights, the boys' honor-service organization, is based on outstanding qualities of citizenship and an unusual record of service to the school. Sponsored by Mr. Crawford, the Boys' Vice-principal, the Knights are called upon to perform such diverse duties as assisting in the orientation of new students and parking cars when important meetings are held in our auditorium. In row 1 of the large picture above are: R. Warren, W. Koelsch, D. Moe, G. Wolping Row 2: N. Toghia, R. Masson, D. Glazier, R, Ray, L. Newman, A. Mendez, T. Ray, B. Tavakoliang Row 3: E. Engelman, P. Farel, T. Williams, C. Coury, B. Henricks, C, Domokos, C. But- ler, J. Risto. In the smaller picture are the Knights admitted to membership at the beginning of the Spring semester. Row 1: P. Rockwell, B. Stewart, T. Wasowg Row 2: J. Cobb, j. Behrens, Row 3: F, Csiszar, A. Cyr, D. Keller. D FL N.F.L. is the Hollywood chapter of the National Forensic League. Membership in the group represents exceptional achievement in debate and public speaking. Coached by Mr. A. W. DeLand during the fall semester and by Mrs. Bar- bara Gant in the spring term, N.F.L. members have won many firsts and seconds in regional contests. Holding the letters in the picture at the left are M. Paschall, B. Fisher and J. Piffi. Others pictured are: K. Naimy, 1. Freiden, G. Blackmun, V. Bond, P. Hyland, J. Cobb, Z. Leader, A, Laurie, B. Newman, K. Calkin, M. Wfeishaus, K. Hiemer, C. Morgan, K. Hunt, P. Lewis, J. Flesch, D. Hoe-kstra, K. Hartman, N. Delirancisco, A. R. Creamer, J. Bussel, M. Gordon, C. Johnson, J. Fagan, A. Cyr, R. Ward, G. Mercer. Snow, G. Malone, T. Xwasow, R. Rombro, C, Domokos, A. Edwards, Auditorium And Game Crewe Stage Crew Usually hidden behind the curtain, seldom noticed except on those rare occasions when something goes wrong, and altogether taken too much for granted are the boys of the Stage Crew, shown here at work on sets for Midsummer Night's Dreamf, Starting at the extreme left and reading clockwise, we see: B. Neil, K. McNear, B. Shoemacher, K. Farber, G. Spragg, -I. Hoyland Cmgrj, S. Gen- ovese, j, Savage, R, Safhn Cperched abovej, Mr. Ashdon, and S. Behar. Ski Club 'rl House Force The House Force has general supervision over all parts of the auditorium except the stage itself, Row 1: S. Cohen, M. Morrow, B. Stewart, W. Rippel, Row 2: G. Wolpin, J. Behrens, B. Sugar, S. Frager, J. Whitsett. .,-. , Ticket Detail SKI CLUB has been the means through which many Hollywood Students have been intro- duced to the fun of snow sports. The Club offers low-cost snow trips, free instruction and good fellowship. Seen here are: D, Wilson, C. Lubcke, M. Sealat, Y. Veloz, B. Whitaker, M. Dendrinos, J. Flesch, D. Carey, I. Stange, B, Denzi, I.. Tilgman, L. Wittler, H. Dennis, D. Willwnberg, D. Lingle. The boys of the Ticket Detail, impres- sive in their red weskits,,' are deter- mined that no one crash the gate at 230195, meCIS and pay assemblies. In front: B. Ray, R. Lee, G, Keller B, Ryan, N. Toghia. Rear: M. French, D. Keller, S. Barr. i Rockets - ovies- Folksong Rocket Club The Rocket Club is the Hollywood Chap- ter of the Pacific Rocket Society, Members R. Thorguson, S. Lilly, R. Sugar, S. Gun- ning, S. Clemens, T. Gagen, A. Herzen, B. McDowell and J. Hartman have achieved speeds of up to 700 mph and altitudes of 2 miles with the missiles they have con- structed and which they fire from a range near Mojave. Students interested in Medicine, Medical Tech- nology and Nursing have a wonderful oppor- tunity through Medical Club to become ac- quainted with their chosen fields and to be of real use to the doctors, nurses and tech- nicians at the Veterans Administration Hospi- tal where they work one Saturday a month in the admitting ofhce, the recovery room, and on ward and escort duty. Pictured at the right are: E. Engleman, S. Long, P, Hall, M. Hogan, M. Gallagher, M. Edgar, B. Ryan, and B. O'Sul- livan. M. P. Club J. Lowell, D, Hemphill, D. Schwartz, A. McPherson, and A. Salons, shown above, are active members of the Motion Picture Club which, during the past few semesters has restored and edited thousands of feet of historic newsreel film taken at Hollywood during the pa? fo y year . . fit Wwfiv. My Wfgzgw W fy-51 5 . .,.... Z fl Hi' , S 'Xt '- Folksong Club Students interested in the folk music of many lands are brought together in Folk- song Club. Row 1: B. Fisher, J. Zimnovoda, S, Space, L. Davidson, M. Moe, J. Clausen, A. Dobbs, J. Kramerg Row 2: H. Hampton, C. Koulief, R. Forest, J. Arraj, B. Newman G. Wolpin, Row 3: J. Eagen, A. Herzen, S: Lilly, T. Cagan, D. Hand, D. Moe, K. Wilkerson. Medical Club A f e .manner H2143 Sports Nights Alumni Day A metropolitan high school - particularly one in so rapidly growing and changing a city as Los Angeles - seldom finds itself blessed with an active and enthusiastic alumni group. Not so, Hollywood. Despite change and the passage of years, the Hol- lywood Alumni Association remains one of the largest organiza- tions of its kind in the country. Each December Alumni Day at- tracts hundreds of old grads. They are royally welcomed to a luncheon, a program in the auditorium, a tea and, usually, a basketball game in the gym. Pictured on the left is Alumni Pres- ident Meb Schroeder, S '28, welcoming John Gower, S '08, Dr. Louis Beesemeyer, S '12, and Harry Fleischer, S '12. Photo Cour- tesy the Citizen-News? Sports Nights, held every four weeks or so on Fridays, attract many Hollywood stu- dents. Sometimes the evening is given over to ping-pong, volleyball and a bit of danc- ing to records - punctuated, of course, by time out for a Coke or Pepsi. A de- parture from the usual Sports Night was the Valentine Twist, sponsored by the Senior Class and the Student Council. On the left Gary Rucker and jim Elliott watch an unidentified hero risk his neck to dec- orate the gym for the affair, while on the right Jeannette Zink and Tudor Williams demonstrate correct form in the modern ver- sion of the minuet. Assemblies Assemblies, held at frequent intervals, are an im- portant feature of Hollywood life. Some are tra- ditional in form and content, others a decided de- parture from the usual. A case in point was the H-Club-sponsored Tennis Demonstration held in the gym in February. The entire student body thrilled to an exciting doubles match played by internationally famous net champs, including the unforgettable Pancho Segura of the two-handed grip. RCTC CADET OFFICERS, Spring Semester, Front: E. Cam- pagnag Row 2. W. Lincoln, H. Davis, B. Hanley: Row 3: Sgt. McCutcl1eon, R. Ginsburg, B. Sheahan, T. Cag- an, S. Clemens, S. Lilly, A. Ahlberg, G. Mercer, R. Dobbin, D. Collins, P, Leavitt, A. Mendez, J. Lax, SFC F. Berryhill. is F ROTC Company A RCTC CADET OFFICERS, Fall Semester. Row 1: D. Mover, S. Clemens, R. Sheahan, D. Collins, K. Metcalf. S. Lilly, A. Hoagett, E. Campagna, N. Beck: Row 2: R. Sugar, W. Lincoln, D. Davis, T. Cagan, A. Mendez, A. Ahlberg, R. Ginsberg, T. Leavitt. l. The small fry arrive . . . 2. The buses unload . . . 3, Where now? Vinum. 5. And so does Miss Colton . . . Again We Play 4. Band, Drill Team Girls, Flag Girls join in the welcome . . . First held more than forty years ago, our traditional children's Christmas Party has undergone many changes in form, but its original idea remains the same: to bring joy to others at the Holiday Season. Both the party and the bed which we maintain at Childrens' Hospital are financed by the Fall Apple Sale. During a six-week campaign, Leadership Class persuaded the Student Body to buy over 18,000 apples! The party began when Miss Fohl's Drill Team and Mr. Ward's Marching Band escorted 6. Save me a seatll' 9. The entire cast takes a bow. the children from their buses to the auditorium. There the exceptional talents of Miss Pointer's dancers were displayed against beautiful sets designed and built under Mr. Bauer's supervision. Orchestra and vocal groups, directed by Mr. Briedenthal and Mr. Hofrichter, contributed sparkling music, while backstage and unseen, Mr. Ashdon's Stage Crew manipulated lights and scenery. Everyone at Hollywood played a part in making this an event which our young guests will long remember. 7. When does the show start? u. an-. ..........-,. ..,..D- .. ...,,, . I J 10. The dancing blocks spell out Merry Christ mas! Underclassmen y ff --yvy 7 4' T! , gi ,! ,HE fy, , 4' 13 V S Q YY! O ,gi 3 .4 TIT!! I W ' f,,... .iw W ZZ ba I .L F I' fl W I' - 'V ff f A I 'fa . ',W A 1 A lilly ,-I 113431 ,. 'TI' f wi flu ' ft Q. .fix . , -Q., . 1... ::'A -EH A'f'A 1 ' ', ' ' , . ,1V' ' '.. I ...FT .M . I- I f W ' A 'Ui' f lb al. -. ' ' I ' ' i if UP' WL pu ff S . '7' Q ' . . ' I . I I 'W . 'Q' H W ff . V lv It LZ E V,,' BL fix I lr I I . . .... A I :e s . AML S if i J ' ' MRS. SOUDERS PERIOD FIVE HISTORY. Row 1: O. Kazel, L. Holder, D. Llopis, D. Looman, B. Pefferkorn, S. Greer, M. Wiens, , D. Lamana, D. Lee. Row 2: L. Finch, C. Lopez, S. Taylor, M. Weed, D. Heggemeier, N. Kinney, R. Nelson, R. Smith, B. Schultz. Row 5: L. Uhl, B. Bush, G. Crasel, P. Smule, R. Puentes, N. Wrightman, R. Ginsberg, T. Lakey. Row 4: P. Roth, H. Hudson, C. Dow, R. Kleiser, S. Bushelmen, S. Hetland, M. Neal, P. San- fiuia, M. Shields. MISS FARMASONIS PERIOD FOUR HISTORY. Row 1: D Williams, C. Burrows, -I. Smith, T. Razavi, R. Cook, L. Graetz, J Burnett, B. Booker. Row 2: M. Banuelos, S. Lopez, L. Delgado, E Peedo, S. Eloge, S. Anderson, C. Mendenhall, A. Sorenson. Row 3 S. Kardos, D. Brigham, G. Perrin, A. Hiller, R. Young,Vj. Beavers R. Gates, J. Beers. MISS FARMASONIS PERIOD SIX HISTORY: Row 1: M. Kamii, T. Ray, j. Zimnavoda, D. Simon, T. Gilbert, J. Ganny, M. Moore. Row 2: J. Goldfarb, P. Leho, L. Martinez, J. Lindauer, K. Mahn- ken, L. Angress, A. Dobbs, S. Chickillo. Row 5: D. Cole, B. Nor- man, M. Campbell, S. Long, P. Rockwell, P. Rudolli, K. Koulaieff, L. Melick. Row 4: M. Brod, M. French, R. Maggio, R. Bartlett, R. Schoenthal, B. Davis, H. Nissen, W. Buchanan, J. Miller. inter '63 I2 E3 M? MISS FARMASONIS PERIOD FIVE HISTORY. Row 1: P Peretzian, S. Folcour, R. Essterday, E. Kotek, M. Leruy, M. Dinno- cent, M. Knapp, Y. Veloz. Row 2: E. Griego, B. Abbott T. Stern C. Jackson, M. jebejian, C. Dawson, C. Mungerro, J. Crown, sf Riddell, B. Fisher. Row 3: B. Hanley, V. Meadows, G. Inglizian T. Schwarz, J, Krantz, R. Sheahan, S. Anzallo, R. Dobbin, T. Levy Row 4: V. Katch, S. Clemens, T. Jones, B. Hughes, W. Rippel, S: Barr, S. Golly, A. Langley, W. Feller. 7 MR. GELLER PERIOD THREE HISTORY. Row 1:M. Bonecutter J. Vaiksnor, C. Sonsini, V. Barnum, S. DeRusha, A. Godel, S Kidian, C. Fein. Row 2: N. Mason, S. Linn, F. Carles, R. Sprotzer A. Bailey, C. Holden, A. Erikson, M. Leon, K. Kroes, L. Souzel Row 3: C. Friedman, N. Czarneki, J. Daley, B. Doering, D. Hubert, J. Magid, G. Walker, G. Rusker, D. Flynn. Row 4: R. Hampton, L. Tilgman, B. Neil, J. Hill, M. Burian, S. Lilly, R Moore, E. Engleman. Houck, j. Young, H. Baum. MR. BELLER PERIOD TXVO HISTORY. Row 1: M. Soler, L. Leach, V. Lucid, R. Khalatian, D. Uyeda, B. Wfeiss, j. Hanchey, D. Hoekstra. Row 2: L. Radoev, G. Gilson, B, Erickson, G. O'Hara, G. Broulard, F. Simms, M. Gentry, P. Cavanaugh. Row 3: C. Katz, B. Ablin, A. Medrano, D. Hertz, B. Smith, A. Stacy, G. White, R. Margolis. Row 4: R. Capelli, J. Wfagner, L. Chris- tensen, I. Sorensen, G. O'Brien, D. Folmer, D, Morrison, A. MR. BIRNBAUM PERIOD ONE HISTORY. Row 1: Y. Romero D. Zelhof, D. Hampton, M. Roberts, L. Phillips, A. Lovrie, L Viola, C. Segro. Row 2: S, Melendez R. Moon R. Sibner J. Hemp hill, S. Taft, B. Bluestein, K. Engber. Row 3: ,B. Burke, iD. Hemp: hill, R. Bedi C Nova D. Deniston L. Rober , . , , ts, J. Brubaker, T. Crowe, J. Toghia. Row 4: R. Grand, C. Wooley, L. Zanghi, R. Ward, L. Rice, J. Benak, B. McKee, R. Watamura, N. Kuramoto J. Jennings. 3 :rx MR. BURNBAUM PERIOD TWO HISTORY. Row 1: N. Zelhof D. Waddell, A. Schonzeit, N. Napier, K. Yankee, B. Kaufman, J Thorgusen. Row 2: J. Grubbs, J. Griggs, K, Hunt, M. Vevereign, E. Weisman, T. Byrde, D. Nichols, B. Savage. Row 3: C. Slavin, D. Kahn, W. Shahian, M. Hogan, R. Grosvald, J. Ycaza, M. Novak, B. Hastings. Row 4: T. Hutchison, P. Walter, B. Jones, E. Davis, J. Gerst, T. Dorwart, B. Eckre, M. Meloy, L. Hana, T. Chevillat. INIRS. SOUDERS PERIOD FOUR HISTORY. Row 1: B. Parr Cowsnofski, J. Kisylia, J. Hennessy, M. Jackson, Y. Kaufer, Neggo. Row 2: K. Lester, L. McGuire, R. Brown, V. Malvis Newton, S. Snow, G, Rose, D. Quisenberry, J. Bellue. Row : P. Cronjager, B. Mogul, G. Malone, M. Goodman, J. England, R. Arnett, G. Falk, J. Luff, J. Walker. Row 4: T. Rutigliano, G. Tichenor, G. Thomas, R. Langford, P. Reinhold, K. McManigal, C Bleyker, K. Steele, A. Ramirez. ,I. I ,J- 5 s MR. RITTER PERIOD ONE HISTORY. Row 1: C. Benson, A Silvers, O. Navas, C. Grossman, S. Fried, E. Kandel. Row 2: L Shavelson, A. Snow, S. Allen, C. Amsterdam, B. White, G. Turzo Row 5: L. Sayre, T. Baron, B. Clampitt, S. Edwards, S. Weisbaum C. Domokos, A. Stocker. Row 4: K. Bymer, R. Nizza, M. Kibbee S. Peet, D. Smith, J. Bushelman, T. Evans, J. Elliott, J. Clerx. Class of '14 i INIR. BELLER PERIOD SIX HISTORY. Row 1: M. latte, M. Sperling, S. Hester, S. Morse, N. XVhite, M. Rincon, N. Rausch, D. Ranghel, S. Shaffer. Row 2: E. Batarsch, D. Gould, J. Mills, B. Timmins, C. Hoffman, N. Valentine, J. Hill, M. Smith. Row 3' E. Feldman, B. Halprin, V. Bowers, B. Watciechovvski, P. Andrews A. McClendon, C. Garcia, A. Geider. Row 4: S. Hasson, K. Spen- cer, D. Reed, D. Guynne, I. Sylvain, B. Ryan, B. Bell. 3 V mi. I MRS. HALLIDAY PERIOD ONE HISTORY. Row 1: E. Williams J. Padula, R. Turner, C. Kalivoda, V. Bond. Row 2: M. Pillar, S Stocks, K. Farrell, P. Lewis, E. Trevino, P. McDonald. Row 3: G Gable, A. Martinez, S. Rehfeld, S. Erager, A. Fink, S. Simmons, B. Lengyel. Row 4: J. Tolnai, V. Studley, S. Cohen, W. Wren, J Sessions, A. Goode, S. Schwartzburd, B. Rosenblatt. Summer '63 lllfj MR. RITTER PERIOD TWO HISTORY. Row 1: B. Oxley, K. Naimy, J. Russell, M. White, M. Barber, G. Moss, Row 2: T. Harris, B. Heffner, A. Lehman, J. Udall, J. Oleno, C. Klever, A. Harrison, C. Edgerton. Row 3: G. Smith, J. Cerf, M. Schweiss, P. Taber, M. Rasbach, D. Stukey, T. Taber, B. Johnson. Row 4: R. LaFreniere, B. Goglia, S. Morano, T. Beyer, R. Lundy, R, Eddie- ston, unidentified, B. Brewer. 5-cfsfl I with MR. RITTER PERIOD THREE HISTORY. Row 1: L. Domer, S. Daniels, A. McAdam, V. Hollis, J. Basinger, P. Karen, E. Marro- quin, M. Mendizabal. Row 2: N. Young, M. Halchester, C. Enright. P. Lynch, B. Birchfiel, L. Pierce, G. Robbins, R. Sharpe, J. Israel, S. Sylva, M. Snowden, D. Adelsohn, B. Janis, B. Handy, R. DeX'Vel- les, A. Leyva. Row 4: D. Casar, G. Hughes, P. Ireland, J. Donnelly, B. Duncan, M. Hoffman, S. Schwaer. MISS BRIGGS PERIOD ONE HISTORY. Row l: Delgado, R. Zappia, S. Roberts, S. Weisz, I. Fox, C. Watson, C. Zappia. Row 2: J. Roberts, M. Canterbury, J. Peredo, C. McKinnon, B. Babcock, H. Kankar, B. Vellamik. Row 5: T. Sears, J. Montgomery, J. Edwards, J. Genovese, G. Aslainian, R. Lecker,- J. Castiglione, L. Kutz. Row 4: J. Blumer, J. Morgan, D. Brooks, W. Bakoussi, A. Yuhasz, E. Torsello, P. Gooley, G. Shaw. MR. BELLER PERIOD FOUR HISTORY. Row 1: S. Silva, K Bakrozis, C. Razo, C. Hong, C. Horton, L. Lindsay, Row 2: H Shanklin, C. Lopez, D. Heggemier, J. Gordon, R. Friml, J. Mallcn R. Strickland. Row 5: G. Parker, J. Lombardo, V. Hone, XY' Lucid, K. Sparre, N. Taylor, R. Lofstrom. Class of Summer '63 MRS. HALLIDAY PERIOD FOUR HISTORY. Row 1: Ciello, A. Danek, M. Cochrane, J, Sherwin, M. Edgar, C. Turner, V. Galen, M. McGuire. Row 2: D. Palmer, J, Hicken, D. Willard, S. Sullivan, E. Mochon, D. Hand, S. Allen, S. Lewis. Row 3: J. Brandt, A. Shlons, R. Watters, D. Schurke, J. Haboush, B. Miller, J. Casabona, K. Ehrlich. N EE MISS BRIGGS PERIOD FIVE HISTORY. Row 1: M. Schwartz, C. Claus, M, Wright, A. Salmon, A. Wiseley, S. Wiener, D. Ara- tani. Row 2: J. Albert, W. Fraser, J. Khedari, W. Heinecke, M. Crall, S. Mack, C. Corley. Row 3: S. Randall, K. Schwartz, S. Kardon, J. Hirschberg, D. Schwartz, F. Heske, P. Hoffmann, J. Whitsett. Row 4: L. Shaw, B. Stewart, M. Schneider, C. Weidman, J. Ortiz, P. Lewis, D. Miller, . McCord, C. Nicoloff flea .fn- lt , N, IJ V. ,,,mltlg,,,lr7 play? OV, U l J ,V A, ,V A' V C9 , J . J ,KP :Gail N NJ illiivi O? ti? C MR. RITTER PERIOD SIX HISTORY. Row 1: M. Pollock, L. Pearl, S. Mariscal, M. Dinnocent, C, Kruzner, P. Andrizzi, B. Chaney, M. Crain. Row 2: L. George, M. Wright, J. Wurtzle, B. Campbell, W. Martin, E. Tchakerian, P. Novak, J. Crowl, C. Glas- band, L. Dawson. Row 3: G. Berry, D. Smith, J. jones, K. Klyder, T. Moore, S. Peterson, A. Bernstein, E. Bromberg, D. Bryan. NK' in . MRS. HALLIDAY PERIOD THREE HISTORY. Row 1: L. Car- thew, B. Vig, L. Spangler, D. Coop, L. Switzer. Row 2: M. Brooks P. Lipton, M. Lee, P. Lally, M. Weishaus, D. Pendleton, K. Sullii van. Row 3: M. Richard, D. Mozingo, G. Gonzalez, T, Kafling J. Dearling, M. Dragna, R. McClellan. Class of Winter 964 MR. DESMOND PERIOD ONE ENGLISH. Row 1: D. Richard A. Laughlin P. Paramore, D. VanNess, J. Singer, J. Neal. Row 2 3 gl I . 'L 5 fl z lla' M. Rickard: M. Snowden, S. Ferguson, D. Johnson, S. Cobb, J Casabona, unidentified. MISS MCGARRY PERIOD THREE ENGLISH. Row 1: D. Gon- zales, E. Ceballos, L. Robles, M. Segueida, L. Bellhouse, L. Sadler, E. Davis, J. Lester. Row 2: J. Miller, R. Bradley, C. Finch, R. Murashige, J. Santana, K. Baxter, J. Skorcy. Row 3: C. Hartleben, C. Muganero, J. Peredo, R. Arnett, A. Castro, K. Scholler, B. Nepstad, S. Potter, T. Springer. Row 4: T. Wetzel, G. Johnson, S Clifford, E. Bromberg, T. Rutigliano, F. Allen, B. Johnson, I.. Becl Kemal MRS. HIMBERT PERIOD FOUR ENGLISH. ROW 1: R. Zappiil C. Lee, M. Alvarado, S. Roberts, J. Crowe, G. Swanson. Row 2: J. Meade, A. Martinez, J. Hatfield, P. Merrick, J. Tidmore, S. Fukuhara. Row 3: A. Arroyo, D. Hymes, G. Aslanian, T. Roth, D. Collins, D. Schwartz, C. Slavin. Row 4: S. Hetlund, R. LaFreniere, P, Gooley, E. Torsello, M. Cavett, B. McKee, G. Shaw, C. Muckler. 6WZMe .Q 1 fl? Yi. MRS. PARKER PERIOD TWO ENGLISH. Row 1: L. Domer, C. Callaway, D. Lees, M. Ronfort, L. Gaines, L. Halote. Row 2: D. Gottlieb, A. Karns, R. Thomas, J. Hartmann, S. Maass, J. Schis- tack, K. Gralla. Row 3: A. Gibford, A. Brown, D. Brody, R. Creamer, J. Paulsson, R. Rosemont, R. Gibeaut, A. Cutrow. Row 4: P. Jurasich, E. Perry, L. Schwartz, J. Stanley, B, DeJong, K. Kelsay, C. Sturges, D. Faigin. 3- f Q llama I f MR. DESMOND PERIOD FOUR ENGLISH. Row 1: S. Kline, V. Barauskas, C. Watson, C. Davis, E. Marroquin, P. Lipton, L. Salo- mon. Row 2: J. Roberts, J. VanHorn, G. Gilson, B. Masson, B. Libermann, T. Gonzales, J. Leader. Row 3: T. Miller, S. Kuhner , D. Smith, G. Tichenor, D. Gwynne, M. Stevegys. , ff , .fn-,rf ,g 1 , lf! LQ 5 flfwuf CL V4 Jw! ' I 7 1 I f bf if -,L are Q est 5 Cl- ' 'I .Q ex l See -n 'F' Q 51 Q-Q MRS. ANDERBERG PERIOD FOUR ENGLISH. Row 1: C. Lelah, Nf P. Larson, S. Betkijian, S. Hodge, D. Berger, G. Duvall. Row 2: J. Bliesener, R. Guterson, C. Junghams, L. Butler, J. Schafer, R. ,X x Lingle, D. Mounger. Row 5: S. Annand, K. Andersen, P. Bankins, 5 5 A. Patterson, P. Glossman, F. XVels, J. Mathis, J. Conover, Row 4: , ' Cl D. Schaffer, D. Furgie, T. Girard, D. Gillette, D. Bouman, T. CQ sk Palango, W. Thomson, R. Lipari. CE.: PRX :efWfere:Qg9e CEL- f 'X s. NSW ,J xg-r Q -X 1 MR. DESMOND PERIOD TWO ENGLISH. Row 1: D. Witten- berg, A, Gottlieb, S. Wolf, D. Eairbrother, C. Slater, L. Shepard, M. Nash, B. Leyna. Row 2: N. Wolfrom, G. Thompson, V. Man- fredi, M. Meyer, P. Turner, J. Jenks, H. Wartik, T. Wurth, Row 3: W. Talas, J. Owings, R. Dammann, B. Heintz, N. Nouribekian, R. Davis, S. Adler, G. Fridolfs, H. Houser. Row 4: J. Greenspan, J. Shestak, M. Heinemann, R. Shenker, R. Fontana, N. Plaistowe, K. Walters, B. Flesch, R. Rucker. ...Lulu MRS. PARKER PERIOD THREE ENGLISH. Row 1: W. Bequer, F. Baxter, M. Cohen, C. Monk, A. Birch, S. Millsap. Row 2: D. Howell, T. Foster, I. Thompson, M. Zeirin, J. Freischlag, R. Lee, Y. Geddes. Row 3: T. Harris, I. Pell, G. Wallace, L. Katz, A. London, J. Kuhlmann, D. Clark. Row 4: H. Lane, M. Lash, G. Donohue, M. Klocki, D. Kramer, T. Santolla, T. Ludes, J. Linder. MISS COLTON PERIOD FOUR ENGLISH. Row 1: D. Elliott, M. Rodriguez, H. Aznak, B. Beck, S. Navas, E. Miniades, D. Gon- zales, R. Long. Row 2: C. Hayes, S. Bergman, M. Betz, A. Emer- son, M. Wfhitworth, A. Briarly, M. Hamlid, M. Nissinger, N. Ray- bourn. Row 3: T. Ichikawa, G. Burdin, T. Hawley, G. Edney, R. Rivera, B. Pfeiffer, K. Bayer, K. McNerney, C. Luff. MR. WRIGHT PERIOD FOUR ENGLISH. Row 1: H. VanD0rn, J. Woolhouse, S. Reep, M. Cohen, B. Hemberger, E. Rasonen, R. Sapiro, R. Johnson. Row 2: P. Britton, M. Abele, N. Lees, K. Robinson, V. Koelsch, J. Kramer, R. Oreskovich, G. Alksnis. Row 3: D. Mathis, B. Moon, C. Applegarth, M. Nalkandian, D. Cooke, A. Cook, L. Kimmelman, B. Saimmer. Row 4: K. Bitticks, J. Dodge, T. Behrens, R. Lally, B. Dinsmore, W. Walach, M. Roberts, B. Troutman. Class of MR. MAJOR PERIOD FIVE ENGLISH. Row 1. R Capra A. Anson, G. D0meUgueZf B- Evans, D- Lfwghan, C. Craig' L Baptist Row 2: A. Grigorian, J. Fitzgerald, S. Nagel, V' Rider ,K. Sowder. I Mmm, 1- Corey, D- RQW 51 2. Leader. D. Im, A. Uni cl, J. Da Is, S. Chase, K. Minton, C. Sh ' - , - Reds 4. L. Ojrtiz, B. Perreault, M. Pelg, J lsglrgklkle' McDufiee, D. Goglia, T. Gaseco. i , ' U er' J' MRS. MCGARRY PERIOD ONE ENGLISH. Row 1: L. Weichsel, P. Brown, V. Adams, H. Veneman, D, Willson, S. Felton, C. Searcy, M. Blacklock. Row 2: J. Martin, B. Gale, R. Bevilacqua, M. Dobrich, L. Page, B. Brown, W. Lowell, D. Leff. Row 3: D. Carey, D. Ferguson, D. Wharton, A. Diaz, P. Hercz, J. Torres, B. Dinger, W. Karn. Summer '64 I 0,45 HIMBERT PERIOD THREE ENGLISH Row 1 De MRS. - 1 I- ' Leone, L. West, D. Lenertz, E. Rosen, M. Chock, S. Rosellen, G. Surving, M. Roth, K. Beaman. Row 2: A. Wierzynski, B. Schreiber, S. Colwell, J, Wright, J. Gins, D. Quinlan, C. Vaile, B. Ponzio. Row 3: E. Lowe, J. Shehee, G. Dearie, P. Dennis, S. Spore, M. Sugar, M. Spar, J. Russell. Row 4: R. Barthels, R. Barone, R. Fabian, R. Whitney, B. Sjostrom, J. Ward, F. D'Amico, D. Roper. C1 2 7s4a c: MRS. HIMBERT PERIOD TWO ENGLISH. Row 1: K. Forro, N. Wallace, L. Runyan, J. Hemler, P. Emerson, E. Presutti, M. Cim- ring, J. Pantazelos, J. Selleck. Row 2: L. Vigi, E. Larsen, F. Ferd- man, J. Flores, L. Ruddach, J. Slosser, R, Cromwell, T. Samojen. Row 3: T. Anderson, J. Tindale, P. Coin, K. Gannone, M. Perry, H. Olsker, H. Shanklin, C. James, C. May. Row 4: I. Kovac, J. Yost, R. Piper, B. Pearson, P. Cash, R. Black, B. Reich, K. Bauman. MRS. ANDERBERG PERIOD ONE ENGLISH. Row 1: P. Rice, D. Patterson, A. Cassell, J. Parker, J. Norris, K. Kelley, C. Clark, C. Young, I. Dandini, P. Hantz. Row 2: I-I. Junghans, B. Durfee, G. Falk, A. Vasquez, S. Montgomery, P. Germane, E. Dalzell, R. Meripol. Row 3: J. Norris, T. Baron, R. Silverman, R. Minisci, J. Herzog, N. Ostby, R. Burian R. Cooper, D. Woods. MR. SMITH PERIOD THREE ENGLISH. Row 1: J. Nation, P. Kinakoz, E. Birnbaum, J. Lowell, D. Lasky, K. Carmer, N. D'Amico. Row 2: D. lVIcGuire, S. Norton, E. Hansson, D. Kisvlia, D. Ankrom, B. Swift, S. Gleis, J. Alvarez. Row 3: P. W'aller, M. Guss, C. Evans, B. Casarietti, L. McKay, J. Bowers, J. Hodovuns, R. Little. Row 4: T. Ely, R. Bond, P. Laughlin, J. Gross, D. I-Iackleman, A. Shambrook, M. Shanklin, J. Goode. +61-I' 81 P-'4 pau .-..... MR. DESMOND PERIOD SIX ENGLISH. Row 1: D. Ranson, A. Perichino, J. Coleman, M. McGee, F. Rivera, L. Wittler. Row 2: G. Slocum, M. Phillips, C. Klaasen, S. Ellsworth, D. Ross, B. Wack, D. Heath. Row 3: G. Hinn, S. Lucas, S. Golde, J. Harris, R. Black, S. Buckel, D. Garcia, W. Mohan. Row 4: L. Schlesinger, B. Matrox, T. Stephenson, R. Pollock, K. Krechte, B. Minzer, J. Lisowski. X X R ,-ggi., '.:'1 f-iiv l:..gi'3': Q . . Q S -V .lv 57' ,...:.,,V.1 k.'., I v VLVL A . 2 , ,. sis.-. 3 in va'i S' f' 'E 'i' ' ' -I W , I ' ' 'V'.V.' . ,. ' V. -- cn, . - .I . V9 V+Q' 4 Y M yfm42- - . Q 1 mf. . .., . E is V .Nfl . 5 . 5 ir .., V .A-,J 3-.fi , . 1 I Atl...- . .,. E I-H:-'E V -. ,,..--.av25:,,L,,f' 1 . 4 'A A , 'V . 3,.yy.-ul K f , . - 'lf 'Kg' I ' 5 . .1 . . .Wa . 1.3--1 , , ,. -.- f .1 - 1 3: I ...ff , . i i ' K Ai ,K I I ,.Q. i4.. -Q T 1' 1 wg . ..-, J q 1 ff f.. air: 'fw1:...E5fL'.. P' . - 'f v . MISS McGARRY PERIOD SIX ENGLISH. Smith, S. Hodge, E. Rhomberg, S. Brydon, man. Row 2: S. Konap, T. Carnessale, F. Row 1: T. Vance, M. P. Bosworth, L. Shul- Kole, J. Hastings, D. Butzen, D. Stormont, L. Tichenko. Row 3: D. DeGerald, S. Hil- Farberg, A. DelPoze. lion, C. Binkley, T. Naimy, M. Mueller, K. Row 4: G. Hyman, R. Harper, L. Maltcheff, S. Brown, N. Collins, J. Donahue, R. March. - , -, if f f ,iff-f-ff - I SW Jffkcxja C .. .Aiwa ...ia-4 R -:2 'f?'pi M hifi. J-of - R R E f . wg. ii are 4' ,ar ,Z .1 . . f , . .J I' .. 1 ,M?vrJ,,,f -f :A UML, f - If A J, Kjywsfy-.Jf.f4f ' .ff 4' L if .9,fZ:-if! -fwff-M- . . . Q1 ,94 I X ff . 11,493 39. I . Ai,'3,,,J, fi- g,vff A'5.f'1-e J781' A 'Q I H A7 '1 if .. 41,5213-'fl s.. ff? 'TJ if I .,,. ,,!.f-4-ji'-M 4- U ,y , ff: , W, VV mL!ApfQf,.4'a. 12, If iv., lx J., sw f 4 T ' ...ly ...L f' A ' ' , 4. f' Q, Lf? fl- -vie' Sif -fx hp B4 J if: Q,9i,r:?r4,A. ,I 3, - . Pd . fl' , fpfQaw,. X -., - ff f f MR. MAJOR-MR. INGLE PERIOD THREE ENGLISH. Row 1. s fe. if-E.. fa, Kalnitz, N. Foraci, G. Asturi, J. Distance, P. Nolan, G. Popejoy, 4 5' I W ff K. Stone, L. Lewis. Row 2: R. Garcia, T. Banker, K. Petersen, D ff. ' pf' 41 Deets, K. Schoonover, G. Davis, R. Schumaker, J. Savage, L. Os- lj,,....f 1--fm--J U ' 'ff' me 82 borne, M. Shaver. Row 5: D. Hansley, G. Elagin, D. Shuster, J Nastro, T. Taber, R. Gulbranson, J. Marley, J. Blumer, V. Hagopian M. Rancid. Row 4: C. Perkins, R. Poland, J. Marks, L. Reynolds, R Tolcacher, J. Applegate, J. Doroni, D. Burt, R. Cherokee, C. Harris MR. DELAND PERIOD FIVE ENGLISH. Row 1: R. Dass, E. D'Agisea, J. Kennedy, H. Johnson, J. Skidmore, L. Russ, J. Morris. Row 2: T. Mullaney, T. Aller, C. Morgan, L, Day, L. Goss, J. Engber, T. McRoberts, T. Davis. Row 3: J. Beck, J. Bussell, J. Barden, K. Gray, T. Thompson, R. Worrell, L. Rickards, A. Moise- gev. Row 4: J. Zubkoff, B. Scroggins, T. Lak, M. Levy, R. Kauf- man, J. Masters, H. Chittenden. 7 MRS. ANDERBERG PERIOD FIVE ENGLISH. Row 1: P. Turner S. Smith, E. Dickter, M. Morin, J. Israel, B- Berman, M. Switzer, K. Buehre. Row 2: S. Zimring, J. DeWells, B. Harris, B. Lee, M. Pellegrine, L. Forman, E. Mattrass. Row 3: L. Miskimins, A Rhone, C. Shaw, P. Bierley, G. Larson, L. Piper, G, Classick, p Ickes. Row 4: C. Wood, V. Morales, P. Preveau, C, Lloyd, J. Utter S. Saks, R. Black, I. Stange. 1 MRS. SCHNEIDERMEYER PERIOD ONE ENGLISH. Row 1: M. Seacat, J. Brown, G. Schultz, P. Eckert, J. Freiden, K. Garrett, D. Falkenstein, M, McGowan. Row 2: D. Shepard, M. Gordon, W. Fish, B. Chernick, D. Stanley, K. Nasser, S. Crane, J. Danck. Row 5: P. Datry, R. Hines, B. Barrett, R. Mosher, J. Giallombardo, D. Boyd, J. Gilbert, M, Eubank. Row 4: K. Holtzendorf, C. Duchesne, J. Fleckenstein, T. Kuehn, J. Egan, V. Arce, J. Barker, D. Siegler. P-1 Q MR. DELLAND PERIOD TWO ENGLISH. Row 1: A. Fox, J. Adams, L. Beau, J. Ward, E, Martin, C. Meukel, C. Cassano, R. Eaton. Row 2: J. Johnson, G. Gurney, P. O'Connor, J. Brauner, L. Paolino, M. Olson, J. Herrington. Row 5: C. Bailey, M. Monroe, S. Marinoff, S. Wagoner, J. Edwards, M. Reeve, S. DiCassio, A. LeRoy, G. Linney. Row 4: E. Jones, D. Nicholson, K. Ramsey, R. Paul, B. O'Heron, L. Skur, L. Lonyai, R. Labon. , if of of Summer '64 My . O , 3 I sigh S, W,,af,if?jii . af MRS. SCHNEIDERMEYER PERIOD SIX ENGLISH. Row 1: P Katz, M. Williams, S. Uretzky, E. Sato, B. Toscano, E. Raff, V Jonas, K. Milner. Row 2: M. Nemes, J. Martina, M. Simon, C Van Deusen, C. Arnold, K. Spencer, J. White, D. Binesperi. Row 3: W. Schafer, B. Rogers, J. Denney, S. Keehn, D. Amand, K. Beck, J Radice, M. White. Row 4: T. Mosk, F. Yusko, V. Hacopian, J Dimitroff, F. Alvarado, R. Williams, T. Bingham, P. Virgo. Wall TN -xfliiufll bvmk MISS McGARRY PERIOD FOUR ENGLISH. Row 1: F. Ismail, M. Jones, M. Passanante, P. Cremeni, L. Sheehan, J, Coe, S. Entz, J. Herrick, J. Fitch. Row 2: Y. Dunn, M. Tamay, J, Pritchard, G. Blackmun, B. Beck, M. Samuels, P. Diesen, P. Gates, L. Denise. Row 3: M. Bagier, D. Berbakov, L. Hauptman, R, Nadel, B. Hol- ger, R. Hunter, D. Daily, C. Adrian, J. DuVall. Row 4: J. Busch, G. Keller, T. Polito, P. Missel, G. Spencer, J. Barr, M. Becker, S Langston. MRS. CUSHMAN PERIOD IWO ENGLISH. Row 1: L. javitch R. Wilhelm, J. Roberts, G. Oppenheim, L. Dorn, D. Price, J. Fitch, S. Tratnerg Row 2: C. Woss, M. Agnew, S, Studley, D. Blatt, M. Papke, B. Malinoff, D. O'Sullivan A. Moniz S. Patten' Row 3 L. Edmondson, V. Cabeen, L. Sale, Mills, Johnstone, R. Far: rell, M, Schaeffer, j. Sessions, M, Eawaz, R. Lee, S. Fein, G. Hinn MISS HIRONAKA PERIOD FOUR ENGLISH. Row 1: R. Hughes, K. Kuiumgian, P. Morrisroe, A. Boulanger, B. Hodges, M. Nigretto, Row 2: R. LaRusso, M. Murphy, B. Thompson, A. Diaz, T. Steph- enson, j. Archer, R. Bolton, Row 3: j, jarvis, T. Edwards, R. Mur- ray, L. Hilton, j. Levinson, G. Bolton, R. Davis, B. Casarietti M. Mueller. MRS. CUSHMAN PERIOD THREE ENGLISH. Row 1: R. Magee, J. Oppenheim, G. Roja, S. Nagel, M, Willick, D. Hoyartos, ,I Giallimbardo, T. Casady, D. Mason, Row 2: D. Fuss, C. Gerst, D. Kaiser, L. Church, D. Eubank, O. Berk, P. Peary, D. Berry, K. Warren, j. Reisbergg Row 3: R. Solway, K. Iversen, B, Decker, W. Walach, R. Colman, J. Humason, R. Mieller, D. Mikulich, D Sheerin, B. Neuner, R. Kinstoff, A. Zimmerman. Class O MRS. GANT PERIOD FOUR ENGLISH. Row 1: S. Freeland, L. Ohana, W. Maxon, D. Jaffe, M. Baird, S. Bruere, N. Knight, Row 2: S. Strother, S. Ross, K. Montag, T. Bagwell, S, Slaton, E. Pena, C, Levine, -I. Marcus, Row 3: J. Metarazzo, L. Stevens, -I. Cain, P. Babb, K. Lehr, R, Friedlander, C. Chikanchi, E. Powell, S. Starrset. l MR. DESMOND PERIOD EIVE ENGLISH. Row 1: J. Levine, Butzke, P. Rasbach, K. Ross, C. Rodgers, B, Lenenhagen, T. Grissg Row 2: S. Diamond, L, Pena, B. Holstein, L, Jennings, J. Spruill, J. Bird, J. Gold, G. Wejbeg Row 3: B. Barrere, R. Shamlion, J. Eafrfatta, J. Armstrong, P. Stephens, B. Canini, J. Rothman, L. Noord- o . Winter '6 10815 MR. DESMOND PERIOD SIX ENGLISH. Row 1: J, Macdonald, T. Epstein, J. Morrison, C. Long, L. Earber, L. Oster, L, Bornoff, Row 2: E. Reggie, E. Klein, C. Garcia, B. Storbeck, C. Nickeno, K. Miller, D. Knoll, M. Anteuaueg Row 5: P. Schlesinger, M. Schatz, 11 Chalme, R. Aiken, B. Bishop, J. Dean, S, Hymowitz, M. Trevut- z y. DIRS. ANDERBERG PERIOD SIX ENGLISH. Row 1: L. DeLeon, S. Sachen, J, Bryden, B, W'aiang Row 2: R. Ulrich, S. Danner, R. Galindo, G. Kaufman, H. Lands, Row 3: J. Dooley, J. Schiller, E. Callahan, C. Mauney, J. Ruben, R. Tuten, R. Monroe. -V .47 , ,4 I K ' Q I ' .f X V, 1 . .J I MRS. RAYMOND PERIOD ONE ENGLISH, Row 1: S, Stevens, B. Nwalker, P. Daum, C. Carlton, S. Eisen, L. Lichten, C. Katz, Roux 2: S. Plumb, J. Porter, G. Norman, L. Hahn, L. Brewerton, A Greenberg, V, Dickenson, Row 3: H. Esquire, M. Langley, L Palmer, N. Stoddard, B. Flesch, N. Jayka, D. Burnstad, L, Fleming , ', V M2122 iq . f V , : y,5g5g Qtifjs 3 'T W? 7 ,iiya 4 ' M I 2 Qi-vii' . ' ff -w va 8 4? 1 5 r 9-'W jf fy, 2171 4 f M, f 'bf fi Neff 4? 41. I V, M gg We , A 1Z jf25I,,yTi gg 5 9'f'7'1 '. ,,,,-, , w, Iv?x,,,Qk4 , 'HV ., 4 uff,,f, Megs Y -.swag A 1 'qf'?j,,?5?f?'QfY , Q 4332, 3172i 'WL ' ' .,,. 0 2-2 T - wr gl , .,M,:T7Q,,,.:gs45xa A P , ? sf A L 5 zpinwivz, f- f ff - ix ,fajg ,QL . 4 w ff, n, , V A 'J , ',,.K', 1,133 X , ,, L, , Q. AH x 1, Q fi 'rx' A f ,W 4 4 1 1 1 mn Mi Aw ef 1 '91 1 w wf,g,1n ' 0 . W ar 52 ' sy , ' 2. , V V' ai' , 5. fi 'ZV Q, ' ' ' ' 4, -V '31-V 'LFE F' A ge 1 ' I ' V , . 1 , I I , I ' fr , fi ,V 5 f, , 1 4, it H 9 - ,, Q ' 1' .,:'?':f ' ,, ' , L -f ' Q, , ' rf 9, if y. k , . x '11, 'Q Q N Q .yxv A L 'LL 1 1 ,..,.,M,,xa5, If ff Newbery struggles for first down while Stein heads for safety mang Hall and Folmer look for Venice defenders. Football Football Fflotball F otball THE CLEVELAND GAME,first of the season, started as a rout with Hollywood on top. A tough Cleveland de- fense soon ended hopes for a walk-over, but we kept our 6-0 lead until 33 seconds before the final shot when Cleveland scored and converted. Guard Lars Tilgman showed great promise in this game, filling in for the in- jured Steve Stuart. IN THE HAMILTON game we were held to 12 points during the first three quarters, but a Sheik explosion, led by fullback Roger Kerr, gave us 19 additional points in the final quarter for a 31-7 win. Bob Henricks was a standout both on offense and defense. WESTCHESTER WAS NEXT, and in this one Reardon picked off a pass on the opponent's 30-yard line, returned it to the 5 where, four plays later, Kerr smashed over for Hollywood's lone touchdown. After that, Westchester, racked up the remainder of its 19 point total. Tenth grader Bob Poland was an alert defensive halfback. WITH THE FAIRFAX game, Hollywood came back with a better brand of ball. Kerr and Kit Wilkins turned in stellar performances with outstanding assists from linesmen Norm Ziff, Mike Dendrinos and joel Gerst, while Joel Rosenbaum did an excellent job at guard. The result: 13-0, our favor. IN THE VENICE game a spectacular opening drive gave us an early score, but Venice struck back twice before half-time. In Act II, a bad Venice punt enabled Holly- wood to march 40 yards in five plays, with Kerr going the last 8 yards. Highlight of the drive was a 23-yard pass play from Bruce Tupper to Bob Newbery. And halfback John Berry made a game-saving tackle in the last seconds. THE BANNING POWERHOUSE, according to the EX- perts, was set to walk over us. But the game turned out to be a cliff-hanger all the way. An 80-yard drive follow- ing the initial kickoff gave us the first score. Banning responded with three TDs, but in the final 12 seconds of the first half, Newbery passed 35 yards to Foster for the second Sheik score. Kerr bulled his way over the r-I I-4 ALL LEAGUE SELECTIONS 4-D FifSf Team! Second Team: Bob Henricks, end. Bob Newbery, end, john Hall, guard. Steve Stuart, guard. Roger Kerr, fullback. I-'I Pl .Q +-2 O y O Football Banning line for a third Hollywood TD, and then Tup- per hit Berry with a beautiful pass for 70 yards and a score that put us in the lead. Banning made the score 25-24 in their favor, but we marched to their 20-yard line and appeared ready to score when Banning inter- cepted a pass in their end zone and pushed ahead 80 yards to score, with 16 seconds left in the game. NEWLY ORGANIZED PALISADES High School, still minus a 12th grade, suffered a crushing defeat when we played our entire 44-man traveling squad against them and ran wild to a 47-6 score. THE UNIVERSITY GAME saw Hollywood nail down second place in the Western League with a 27-6 win. High spots of the game were a 66-yard march in 15 plays, with Newbery scoring from the 2-yard line, and an interception by Kerr who sped untouched to paydirt. In this game, tackle Richard Folmer helped contain a rough Uni line, while Brian Brophy led Ho1Iywood's halfbacks with a 4.8 average. WMV, Coaches Brown and Birnbaum talk strategy before Venice game. 89 fam 5 Norm Ziff, tackle. , 'f'i f5'f ff-J-QI -Q. f -f Wav' ., , ' L 1- Y 2 ,V .rfwfpff fm.: f ' ff .4 f 4 5 47 ', A ,,,ew.11ai7e. :ugly 51.39, . X , , 2.954 , , -0' ,. , We ivy ,f , , ,f ,, ,f ,. , , - f W., 2, W':'!7f3 Qc'V-4-.'f2v. ' 'ff f , ' ,ff .I , ' ' ' . 7 X '5 , A M- iwJ,4fyw.7w M ,fQw,f.'!w :ffzif , ff:4M,,,.,,y . J -f .4 :Ag R - . ,. 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L, -- znzfyf' If gy - 1 L , , 1 V1 ', f .4 , W ifi ' 1 , -41. 64 P , ' ' e' 51 26 ,f':1:1 Av1zf2'S5 , rf., 4, ,,p5.k-mfmg 1 ,- 12e9!lf4+L:r'n.m': :::w.: ':52: -ff '- r ' A fi Robert Henricks, end. Keith Oldenberg, tackle. Steve Edwards, center. . Action J 1' , 1 uv . ' I Berry heads for a pass. Result: a 70 yd. scoring play against Banning. Tupper makes initial stop on Venice player. Hendricks heads for Venice defender as Kerr carries ball. I 5 f . V.. l -is iw.,-..---va VARSITY TEAM: Row 1: Steve Levinson, A. Lindeman, S. Stuart, B. Brophy, J. Rosenbaum, J. Berry, S. Edwards, A. Yusko, T. Fly Row 2: M. Dendrinos, B. XY'him-orth, R. Folmer, B. Hendricks, S. Foster, R. Kerr, N. Ziff, S, Stelter, T. Stein, K. Oldenberg, B. Tupper T. Reardon. Row 3: Coach Brown, Mgr. M. Hogan, Trainer H. Foster, N. Kuramoto, T. Stratton, I.. Tilgman, B. Poland, N. Plaistowe E. Davis, j. Gerst, T, McManigal, M. Potter, M. Kibbee, M. Goodman, Mgr. J. Hatfield, Coach Birnbaum Row 4: M. Neggo, M Nalbaindian, C. Bleyker, J. Frankenstein, M. Hoffman, D. Nicholson, E. DeLaTorre, K. Holtzendorf, K. Thompson, B. Newbery, C DuChesne, C. NVorley, R. Hill, R. Hampton, R. Galindo, T. Santola, R. Murashige. Cheers Vi- f Go-o-0-o, Team! Newbery eludes Banning defenders: prepares to throw TD pass to Foster. Official signals TD as Kerr crashes over the line. An exciting play lifts some Drill Team girls right off their feet. Pom Pon Girls Susie Linn, Pam Smith, Bar- bara Savage, Irene Goldmang Cheerleaders Tudor Williams, Dee Glazier, Chad Coury. Ir10I'e r yy more Reardon struggles for yardage. Gerst, Reardon team up to make stop on Venice fullback. Have your tickets ready, please. 3 l f' , H f zzz ' . f ' tgp at F f ,Q -ir . .,- 4, W!: 15ii2hr5? , -lllllklllaml . Drill Team steps out at half time. Kerr cuts away from Banning defenders as Henricks attempts a block, za'12?Z'fffffgf'f.gfry'W 4 f. ff, , .W ,,,, , ,,,,, X ff., f f f, ,,.a,'Myf,.,,,,,,!f!f,f..' 4, .f, f 4 ,V f,,f,4ff,fw ww, yn ,f. ',.o,f,.3,ff,', ff, ff ' f 'cvwh5f,fpff74fzvz4g 1,fw'4ff,zf41.-, lf'4,.,, ' ,V iffWf'V'W'4l5Q,if:iif'vLxy57,6 ffg5'Uggf5?7,Zfj?7Zyg'g 'o f' f, ,J F .fy ,fr lf. gf V, 4,fV.fff ggqfi ,qoyjqf , . , wvjfqif 112317 gm my g1,C,ff5ff gg5LLgf,A f V y gikzimfzfwz,..-yfwfffmwi' mf.. ff 'iq ,fg ig jf If., 'ii -,..,,,,y,, , f'7fef'Li1v.L'fifZi , tw if ,fame if: ' . ,,,,,, , , ful Mau As far as the eye can see: Drill Team Girls. ' No, Lowell, you may not leave the grand- stand. Kerr attempts to make the point. .mt -- ,l',,,, , ' ,. 9137- . 1' 7 iii-JI' v ci7f ,Yusuf . f Q-. .4 . ew 1 I .Q 120 ...W E , -ww 1 IH ,ff M 9 fgifw iifw f W? 5 .. Wei 'ff Wynn 4,2 ,ff-.A. , Y' z if F 1 v , . I fi y' gin 1351 'ra - N LP Y' 'fe' ' X .,- X Qfiw ' Q f, . fl - yi. 1 A , v' v ., 'V 1-4 T . 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Hamilton Westchester . . . Fairfax . , , Venice .. Banning . Palisades University 1 1 3 7 7 9 0 3 3 6 6 Kerr zips through Banning line: Stelter blocks. Bee Football This year's Bee team, while losing three heart-breaking one- oint ames came back stron l to snare third- lace s ot in P 8 , I , 8 Y P P Western League competition. The team was led by such stalwarts as quarterback Mike Leon, halfback Tex Perozzi, tackle Tom Brooks, ends Jim Peredo and Dennis Murray, and center Richard Taylor. The defensive stars proved to be Alan Erikson at end, Jim Arnett at guard, and Steve Melendez in the backfield. Ferguson rambles around right end. The season was highlighted by some truly outstanding plays, one of them bei'ng Mike Leon's scrambling, hustling effort that produced a fantastic 80-yard run as the Sheiks routed outmanned Hamilton. Another great effort occurred when end Dennis Murray caught five touchdown passes against arch-rival Fairfax, only to have three of them called back because of penalties. Fight talk from Coach Warner. BEE FOOTBALL. Row 1: Luff, Murry, Ferguson, Gibeaut, McKee, Shaian, Arnett, Pirozzi, Taylor, Crowe. Row 2: Gale, Melendez, Scot Weiss, Pritchard, Chock, Zavad, Thurston, Oreskovich, Gordon, Brooks, Quinlan, Flores, Ordonez. Row 3: Marido, Bitticks, Price Erikson, Conca, Guiterrez, Pancer, England, Malinkoff, Rosemont, Rossbach, Boyd, Hines, Moon, Hartlieben. Row 4: Casseretti, Leonard Donnelly, Lally, Clifford, Kemmelman, Perkins, Moser, Datry, Quinlan, Wetsel, Brandt, Sjostrom, Smith. Row 5: Mgr. Bradley, Ewe banks, Smith, Heinz, Baxter, Hertz, Palango, Peebles, Butler, Loomis, Adelson, Collins, Mgr. Polito, Mgr. Stewart. 5 ,Nw wwywff L XQ455 f ' Yilfyyfff ' ' if VZfLf4CfLf,',,'ij, , 7 0, V, Murray romps to an 8-yard gain against Venice. Hollywood linesman brings a Venice halfback to earth. The Scores Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Hollywood Cleveland . Hamilton Westchester . . . Fairfax . . . Venice .. Banning . . .Palisades University M , 13 7 7 0 56 55 21 0 fm 4 iq l Murray snagged it. Rossback YCIUFHS kickoff against Ban' All-League QB Mike Leon runs an option play with Pirozzi trailing for a lateral. ning. T l . l i 1 . KW . I D 4 l l VARSITY AND j.V. CROSS COUNTRY. Row 1: C. Coury, P. Drake, R. Surkes, J. Toghia, J. Broulard, C. Quickel, J. Barstow, A. Martinez. Row 2: H. Wong, W. Zila, P. Laliamiere, S. Cohen, R. Langford, R. Masson, D. Keller, Z. Gould, B. Fink, M. Morrow. Row 3: Coach Bailey, Toghia, D. Calkins, B. Jones, K. Wilkerson, B. Bitticks, T. Williams, P. Reinholz, R. Evans, J. Risto, Mgr. B. Haig. . .. I, , ,, .,,, I, , X ,,5,,V.,,,,,,,, M, ,,,,,,,.V,,,,,,,f,w,, U, ..,,,.,,,. .. , .. ,. .,. , . -- ...- , V i, ,V V ,V ,f .,, iffy ,g.fyf,, .1 f,fff,ff,ffiwiff'!f,f f gz5.gf.,',G iff' , , .V 3 f M , . 1 . .wig- x if f . 1 , . f I , , 4 1 ,Q ,'Q,fpi4ff:.,f4!ff w,ff1fZf5.f fuck 1 ' ' f f . ,V ,f f ay ,QA lVVhz ,! f Hiyiliiiryiiaf X .,y1fgfy'j!j!H Mfg ,V 4 1:-my J ' ' - .Qi X. ' ' 7, ,, ,. fc ff, 'Q 54ffff1If4,7?ff'? ff6?gfffZ.1ff'f,ff7f.Z ' 'Q f , . . 7 .V f ea V I ' Lf, 3 ff If 4 ' f, , fl f f V' f . 1,55 g,L,f,,yy,.f3 X w.gw.'p mywgf. ,,f,f,!f., .,.g,g,,f, fir ff' , ,ww A . Led by returning letterman Chad Coury, senior captain, the Varsity Cross Country team, filled with ambition and talent, captured second place in the Western League. Coach Baileyls boys gave evidence of their strength in the League finals at Pierce College where Alberto Martinez took second and Chad Coury took fourth in League. Other high scorers were Preston Drake, Mike Morrow and Don Keller. The JVS finished third in League, the core of the team being made up of B. jones, H. Wong and Toghia. Next season the Varsity will be strengthened by the entire JV team, plus four returning Iettermen and should be able to take first in League for Hollywood. - 4 'L 25.-l. ',i:11gf if ,l.:uM CA' 1 11 . . . ef 99' y .5 2, T Vi. 7.:,,..i V ' 51-1 .ff , ' A, . I L, ....-.Q -5- , eh , -1',,-- .N-.. . . 1,6-vi.,- ... ff-yf::gb1.1 ?':tQ ,, ,,..,,-.,..,,.,J Coach Bailey f31k5 if OVCF with the boys before Go Hollywood! Start ofthe Varsity race against University. the Fairfax meet. , f Martinez leads the pack in a timgboostef Nervously waiting to start the race against Uni. that determined League champion- mile. ShiP- ! X 'VVVVV fy J ' G -L: f s COU-1113I'y ' V--. f f.- ' 'P' ' Wi.. -- .. ' - .. 1 1.-7, TENTH GRADE CROSS COUNTRY. Row 1: P. D'Amic0, T. Barons, J. Greenspan, Y. Lee, M. Letter, J. Simons, G. Keller, R. Moon C. Gable. Row 2: D. Gelles, M. Spar, J. Hirshberg, L, Shew, C. Ray, A. Diaz, D. Stitz, L. Norris, P. Davis, V. Studley, R. Schultz Row 3: T, Black, W. Wallach, D. Bouman, T. Roberti, R. Perez, E. jones, D. DeLavaux, D. Faigin, T. Keuhn, A. Herzen, Coach Bailey Basketball ii f asketbal ' ' , ' f,Z7Z7fii?Q'if'fW'f ' '- ,',,L, f ,f ,,,,, I , ,, , , 4 rWf,11-,fxf , ,f -ff I0 ONE WITHOUT 2 Gary Rucker snares a rebou VARSITY In the opener, our Redshirts lost a heart- breaker to Hamilton, 57-52. Although Hami was a heavy favorite, we led all the way before the Yanks tied the score and forced the game into overtime. As the season progressed, the Redshirts played outstanding ball against Fairfax, Westchester and League champ Univer- sity. In the Uni fracas we took an early lead that was soon erased, but we stayed right with them until the final moments of the fourth quarter when Uni broke the game wide open. It was some con- solation to hear Uni coach Jerry Marvin say that we played a better game against his powerhouse than any other team in the Western League. The Westchester game was played on a gloomy, rainy day, with results to match as the Comets piled up an early lead which our Redshirts were unable to over- come. Our five cagers, meeting Banning before a large Alumni Day crowd, played one of the most exciting games of the season as the shooting of Vic Katch and Gary Ruc- ker kept the score close until near the end of the last quarter when the Pilots spurted into the lead and kept it. Art Patterson, who broke an ankle in the San Pedro game, was sorely missed in the Banning scrap. The Redshirts were led by All-Leaguer and top scorer Vic Katch, forward Bill Baltz, jump-shot artist Gary Rucker, top rebounder Doug Martin and guard Aff Patterson. No. 5 4 5 10 13 14 15 20 21 22 24 196 Name Norman Tatlock John Peterson Bob Smith Gary Rucker Vic Katch Art Patterson Dennis Bylo Bill Baltz Doug Martin Steve Friedman Charles Freberg 2 ROSTER Av. Yr. 2.5 2.0 1.5 6.1 16.2 6.5 2.3 8.9 5.9 2.0 1.0 Perfect Sheik blocking as Doug Martin rebounds 1 VARSITY TEAM. Row 1: B. Smith, N. Tatlock, A. Patterson, V. Karch, Coach Courrrighr. Row 2: Mgr. C. Ormsby, J- Peterson B Baltz, C. Freberg, D. Bylo, D. Martin, G. Rucker, Mgr. D. Hemphill. 1 Basketball 4 Vic Katch Dennis Bylo john Peterson Norman Tatlock Art Patterson W Bill Baltz Basketball Bob Smith Doug Martin 3my:f,4,f,mwfy'ff:f23wvAfW'5?wfUf1,v,f1,fffffw'zf'f,fp ,ffw'fwwf,ff ,f ,, I, f, 4, ,,,,,. , 3 f ',gf,j,,f,1f, ,4 ,4fW,,i6gfw 4 fmgmiv Zw7Q27Wz,2Zf5,5f,g,f,g f,,, W wwf-w6'1f fiffwffifwifffd fc, . 'f ''GifiyffgkwvwyfffffMMwZfV2f,f:' if , ff f ,, if gif nmff ffMympgM5593yggggyygyff,5:.,Zf,zf 5 Q 7 fwzw ffywwg ,N ffa, 4WWWfiqwmffwhwzffiilmm Q mv .W , , 4' K' ,, 'Z WM w7,,mcy,, 'f,f,w 'Q Cjf4,fzf,gf5ff,ff5 M Ggffffigf My qw gym fmwz ,fp-5f,,W,f f AMC f wfr of uyqig75,Q,'pQg4Q'Qff,f?2y:2i Basketball Katch rifles the ball to another Sheik hoopster. The Redshirts huddle before the game. l Rucker fights for a rebound against Venice. i i , l 4 Martin gets the rip for Hollywood. JV TEAM. Row 1: A. Squires, J. Behrens, D. Flynn, M. Neale, M. Cassidy, Mgr. C. Ormsby. Row 2: Mgr. D. Hemp hill, J. Kleimer, C. Keehn, R. Rucker, T. Hutchison, P Diamond, j. Wfeimeyer, Coach Courtright. JUNIOR VARSITY In one of the closest races in years, Hollywood's -IVS tied for Western League title by beating University 47-36 on the last day of the season. Hollywood was led to its 10-2 League record by All-League forwards Randy Rucker and Mike Cassidy, All-League guard Dennis Flynn, center Tyler Hutchison, guard Art Squires, and subs Paul Diamond and Mike Neale. The JVs won six be- fore losing to Hamilton and Uni, then got back on the winning track by defeating Westchester in double overtime, and went on to Co-Champion- ship with Hamilton and Uni. HSKGUOHII Coaches Courtright and Gould impart strategy. JVS huddle during tirne-Out. Randy Rucker hauls in a rebound. jVs get the tip-off. Rucker battles for a rebound as Cassidy and Flynn look on. Dennis Flynn hits a basket for the victorious JVS. BEE TEAM. Row 1: T. Salinger, R, Saimer, R. Chernick, J. Tennity. Row 2: D, Glazier, B. Dinsmore, R. Baxter, J. Torres, J. Gilbert, Mgr. Reeves. Row 3: Mgr. Baron,.T. Girard, C. Sturges, R. Ward, C. Ehlrick, B. Troutman, P. jurasich, Coach Gould. Gasket ii Dennis Flynn Randy Rucker Mike Cassidy CEE TEAM. Row 1: Mgr. Baron, J. Owings, W. Fish, R. Kauf man, R. Cooper, P. Hertz, J. Sonsini, Coach Gould. Row 2: R Bevolocha, C. Vaile, M. Dobrich, D. Patterson. Basketball U i UM. vlmff Q . - - - , ' ' ' ke' Row 2: VARSITY TRACK. R 1: A. Martinez, M, Pirozzi, M. OBryant, D. Stitz, R. Murashige, M. Sham, C. Coury, P. Dra ,D l Mgr. B. Ryan C. Moo1FeTVK. Wilkins, D. Adelson, R, DeWells, D. Keller, B. Brophy, R. Kerr, J. Hoyland, R..Evans, L, Tilgmilfl, ROW 5- Coach M Bailey D. Calkin K, Steele, J. Gerst, C. Keehn, R. Ward, R. Folmer, P. Reinholz, J. .Fleckenste1n, T. Williams, B. McKee, Coach B., Brown? Row 4: Beyer, R. Perez, R. Gavin, J. Elliott, B, Bitticks, D. Bylo, G. Austin, B. Newbery, G. Shaw, E. Jones, B. jones, J. Latta. At the opening meet of the track season, it was evident that there had been considerable improvement in the Western League and that competition would be keener than ever. All League teams suffered a handicap, how- ever, by having to forego practice meets. Hollywood's Varsity Team, with most of last year's let- termen having graduated, stands small and relatively inexperienced, and a few Bees had to be moved up to complete the squad. As we go to press, the Varsity lost to a strong Hamilton aggregation and won out over an average Fairfax squad. The outlook for our Bee and Cee teams is more cheerful. The Cees are expected to take League and, unless all the prognostications are wrong, the Bees should likewise make a strong showing. Ordonez goes over the bar at 10'6 'YXWV 'f 77 57 WY '?Wf'7ff fffvf I 1,1 ff iff Xff f ff4f7ffffVff7f W9!f f X X iff! f f ff X! W j7'ffff!yf ffaf fff X - ' ' f , , -f 1- ,nf ffwffgf.,fin-,ff..wff..f-zz ffv,y,'f,w.,f,f,f:gygf'v,ff:1'f'. . f,,f-vffw,f.Q- ,QA .,-ly, f-911.4 fry., ,Q--f.e,m 11 fn, A A A 4 ' I i , ,, , W.. ,Waffwf,:W Qwz4Zfm'a?z.i,w:?f3123.1-70. 99,44,fmgwrwf-frygmqif A t f , Y V , f if uf,1i:J it 47: ff' 424:-'z'2.g1Lf 'q:4 f ' 'I , . It , , . ,. 1 ff 'f.' 4ff:w5:'z f . , f .M .fa 7, f.,,f,i..c 7.4, Wfgfzff,7,.QZ,!,Zey,yf. fyfgwy. 4 f I M1 wyff 'f' V , ,gf W, ,,,,f 4 , f, , f , , H , ,,,,,, , , ,, ., ,, , , ,, ,V .. ' ' ff ,ffm f ,ffpn f-- V , If ,.,,,,mf ,...9v f'A , A i fp I, mf .ff M1642 , j f ry 4zf,..M, ..fs:,,1 1 1, e L-. z..--,nw ' V 2.-wf4fm,,pw.W,,.,,..f Bob Newbery hands the baton to Dave Stitz in the Varsity mile Anchorman Tudor Williams runs fa speedy relay- 21.9 on the 220 to wmd up the mile relay. N: 0 Q- 4-44-., , ,wwe af' - ' ' .A li' I W .' ,xg sg 1 i Q 3 E At this point it's anyone's race! Nick Toghia, Harold Wong and Tony Karling battle two Hami tracksters over the first hurdle. gk A lTrack Track lll' 4 le l 7 ll Q ,,., , ., I 4 League contender Mark Zavad breaks the tape in the C 660. 313 Mike Cassidy and Randy Gibeaut run a near r- 4 SW 1 '. .. gf. f 'B C665 un vm keno , ' lil? BEE TRACK. Row 1: J. Toghia, R. Moon, R. Jaeger, B. Brooks, D. Taylor, C. Quickel, Row 2: B. Reed, W. Shahian, M. Rasbach, M. Leon, R. Arnett, J. Bussell, D. Gelles, Row 3: C. Moore, R. Surkes, V. Studley, M. Shaw, M. Cassidy, L. Douglas, J. Coach Bailey, Coach Brown, Hirshbery, M. Gentry, M. Post, K, Ross, H. Wongg Row 4: Mgr. C. DenBlyker, J. Eagan, R. LeFreniere, N. Toghia, M. Herzog, M, Fagan, R. Troutman, D. Bouman, R. Gebeaut, T. Karling, R. Libsack, C. Sturges, R. Langford, Mgr. B. Ryan. HO Alberto Martinez, a League leader, takes a first in the Bee 1320 my, , ,ff,,, ,,, ,... ,, ,:.i,.,,,,.., y, ,nffffw f ringi,,L2fg1f2iVgQf,Mjf-1 2' fi' f MJ 0 .ff', fhf! ,f',,4Q, -X'ffiX3JA.! Q 1 ,, 5.1 af ffm , ' Cf jffgffi 'fLf,f 4223 4 A ' fwfr-1 4 f 'fIV'Q2i:,',1p6vg, fra, 'iff' 4 , 5. yfwrw f ff It L, I ,MM 4, H X., ,V y ,J , I -1, g,',,,, Wifi, fi Q15 42 , , , if ff,wLf' , a f f ' photo-finish for first place in the Bee 660 Bob Bitticks, Don Keller, jim Elliott lead in the 2nd lap of the Varsity 880. I 3 Frhal Q Anchorman Richard Langford is many lengths in front of his Fairfax opponent as he breaks the tape in the relay. 2 kk 1 ' ,il-E' m l, ia' ',f Eflfa ram CEE TRACK. Row 1: C. Hartleben, M. Ordonez, B. Lee, B. Murray, J. Marcus, R. Miles, Row 2: Coach Bailey, M. Sparr, G. Keller, S. Lewis, B. Davison, J. Norris, J. Tenenity, W. Moon, G. Davis, Coach Browng Row 3: Mgr. C. DenB1yker, T. Crow, M. Morrow, 1. McDuffie, P. Mich- lich, S. Schaffer, B. Stoddard, M. Zavad, J. Gould, Mgr. B. Ryan. 1 Track W... ....:q...,..,,L, .gg Three solid weeks of rain just before the baseball season began not only kept workouts to a minimum, but seemed to give our boys a bad case of jitters that, despite outstanding individual performances, they could not overcome as a team. As a result, our final standing in the League was somewhere in the sub-basement. Even so, we can derive some consolation from the fact that our loss to Westchester, the League champs, did not come until the final inning, and that, thanks to Bob Smith's tremendous pitching performance, we forced Fairfax into thirteen innings. Other stand- outs beside Bob were Dennis Flynn, hard-hitting second baseman, Terry Gerard at first base, and Steve Friedman in the outfield. Shown above in Row 1: B. Tupper, D. Murray, A. Erikson, B. Zika, R. Mateossian, A. Patterson, H. Prince, S. Ed- wards, S. Weiss, Row 2: Mgr. L. Leichen, T. Girard, B. Smith, G. Rucker, S. Friedman, B. Henricks, C. Folcke, B. Daniels, D. Flynn, Coach Stan Gould, Mgr. C. Ormsby. s . r.e . .o y et ' vi., . Q .512 ,g ,e,', ','-g , - my f D rfit 0 fl., W W mt ,.'. '.-'-' . -,.. - ' ,e.' '.' .fi f f The JV ball club started their season with a 4-0 win over Fairfax. From that point on, this alert, hustling team impressed the fans at home and abroad. Shown on the left in row 1: Talas, Paredo, Vaile, Rosemont, Son- sini, Lehman, Blatt, Owings, Dobrish, Harris, Row 2: Mgr. Levine, Reeve, Baird, Gilbert, Kinney, Stockton, Donahue, Quinlan, Sham- brok, Torres, Blatt, Mgr. Priesg Row 3: Coach joe Kleinbauer, Pancer, Malinoff, Fried- lander, Harper, Armstrong, Tollcacher, Rich- ards, Flesch, Krajesky, Pinsmore, Laughlin, l England, Mills. 7 MW' 4 , Tupper rounds third base, headed home. Erikson lines one in Westchester game. . e 4'i ' ? . V 3 2 x 1 Southpaw T. Girard tees off on Westchester pitch. Girard leads off first. all Baseball w R Rucker caught in a run-down. Flynn uncovers a double. Alan Erikson Steve Edwards Bill Daniels Donnie Flvrm Charles Folke I f f,,1,,,.,.f,A, ,M ,. ,,.. 7 f f mf4y,v: 1'f:,-we ,f fam Harold Prince , , X i?QVff:IfZ f , l f MY? , :ff ff, , ,GMU f f f , X , ,,.l, . ,,f-.f-I ffiffvi Wlffyg Bob Smith Q,,1f,7f-, 4 fu 57 f24? yy zzifQ1?f4f 7-:V V1 1 f' 7,715 W1 f-:vp f, 'ci fy, ff 4 gf, ff f 175 if -:'1'if1Lf7fif -1 i,,vZfff,,f.,,'i-,146 '1'f'f7Lf' M -fff' .- 21, I ffffff f pfbfffffffff 1,12 eff' f- ffw fl 'ww ff ,ff ,,,, je gg, f 1.12ML-4,,,?7,7QSM ',,' f ,X ,,,, Bruce Tupper Steve Friedman Terry Girard , 'XX Bob Henricks f f2'!242fr,yf , , , ,,,y,,,,V , gm f f ,, ,f 4 n mQxi.' Roger Mateossian a e ll Art Patterson H i ' - Q nu im ' K nur L ,V ,. 5 .li f y fg -.f 45 ' iF 1,-1 -1 'six-:10gf,tq53 'L ' ' ' -' ' ' ' X l ei x., , 1 5,1 ff , .N 3 6 , 4 .fe A ' f I K ff, 1. 1 P ia ' eip ff-H A M ff . X ,, , mf ....,, . , . . A A . N, f .f,'+4Qevj.qf', :,' :2:H,.Z::,s .Q-1'.1, 'g:qy.,,gutr,'p? ?S -1 s Dennis Murray W1 , , Q 2 I , , , f V L 2 r X i , ' T f i ff ,. 5 Steve Weiss i . , V. - 1 In . L .gem 5 .af if :iff f .. gf, . . 5 W' f A . ,f :sz - ,, , . M L' 1 ' A ' 2 -V . if J Q, , - fig 21:35 . gi-gyifzq ' A h. e T f - e WP - 'W' ' ' we is if? X W 1'm,,w' v ..' '.-f, ,L in-mf' Wiz ' A ' ': sn' V-.4 ,,' 'f 1: 1 'nm 4 , '- v'.:wf 31,11 I g,. - J' '... i52-ei? mm-.1'ff'7X 1- .wg 4 .. .4 .lv iw-'f.., . -va Gary Rucker ,, Bill Zika D 16 Swimming Ten VARSITY SWIM TEAM. Row 1: R. Rombro, D. Brubaker, B. McClellan, J. Clerx, S. Schwaer, T. Broulard, D. Ross, C. Bailey, D Alexander, Row 2: J. Jennings, Coach Warner, T. Csiszar, R. Bach, M. Collins, G. Barkes, S. O'Sullivan, R. Warren. BEE SWIM TEAM. Row 1: L. Nordoff, S. Simmons, T. Khuen, R. Sterns, K. Hogan, B. Deeber, D. Dennis, A. Cutrow, J. Montgomery, R, Cooper, Row 2: A. Goode, Coach Warner, B. Timmons, J. Barr, S. Clifford, T. Brown. 2-ww 51.5. 42 .- . -.'r 11 'f-:h1 .F V .. .s 1 L V j -.,.,., ,P . ...,.r..s..,...., V. ..ax-...,1 .- ' H: if -'lil-S A- . Ma .Q A N - -- . -. -Y . 1.: . A-N.-4-t...L..'-if-' HV e Brubaker Swimming is the sport in which Hollywood has reigned supreme for many, a year, so when Coach Warner says that this year's Varsity team is one of the best of them all, we can confidently look forward to another City Championship. Mainstays of the team are J. Jennings, newcomer D. Alexander, R. Bach, T. Csiszar, D. Brubaker and D. Bailey. Close behind them are R. Warren, E. Collins, G. Parks, R. Scott, R. Rombros and D. O'Sul- livan. In the first meet against Granada Hills, Hol- lywood began what looked like a winning streak with a score of 62 to 34 with a first 7 in all but one event. Ted Csiszar, Conner Bailey, Ron Warren, Don Alexander A Gymnastics TENNIS TEAM. Row 1: O. Bevilaqua, R, Sudy, G. Inglesian, H. Esquiro, P. Rudolfi, A. Herzen, J. Connover, R. Salasg Row 2 S. Wilson, A. Schonsett, J. Israel, D. Patterson, R, Brown, Coach Birnbaum. ,,,.f, M M, GYMNASTICS TEAM. Row 1: L. Karhow, C. Ordonez, R. Wagner, D. Smith, J. Hill, L. Peebles, R. Ludas, T. Wasow, S. Kell, B Cassidy, Row 2: D. Katz, Coach Courtright, I.. Sayre, M. Hymowitz, T. Naimy, R. Margolis, Z. Lisowiski, A. Stocker, D. Carry, S Montgomery, I.. Zancker. Girls' Ath1e1LiC . , , GAA CABINET. Row 1: S. Smith, B. Erickson, S. Baron, M. Gallagher, K. Dickens, J. Hanchey, Row 2: B voda, C. Dawson, Y. Velozg Row 3: J. Adams, R. Sibnerg Row 4: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Fried. LETTERGIRLS. Standing at left: S. Kearns, Row 1: L. Finch, S. Smith, R. Sibner, Y. Velozg Row 2: K. Twohy, B. Bruck, B. Erickson, C. Razo, M. Gallagher: Row 3: A. Silvers, M. jackson, J. Hanchey, K. Dickens, Row 4 Cstandingj: S. Boettner, Mrs. Brown, M. Nadel, H. Henstra, S. Kardos. Bruck, S. Spore, C. Kali- GOLE. Row 1: S. Colwell, S. Breier, Row 2: A. Mendoza, J. Adams, J. Hanchey, B. Bruck, B. Erickson, Mrs. Brown. Swimming brings out the crowds ll8 TENNIS. Row 1: E. Marroquin, R. Dallis, V. Jonas, J Hodovuns, M, jones, Row 2: M. Janssen, M. Mahon, L. Mendoza, A. Mendoza, L. Diachenko. A . T V f ,VV, ,W . - . 'L if Z-H42 -32 5-' , Q ,,f,:.2'f7 A J, ,iff 4.0 7.ff Q75 ZZ'7vy'X7 , ,L . , , ,I ,ffffw,.. ., 4, f,., . , Wi ,,, . , - , ', , n ' 79 . ,, - 1.2, ,ff 1' 1 325,233,223 A fond farewell . . . A school is a world in miniature, and like the larger world of which it is a part, it can per- haps be sure of only one thing-change. On other pages we have recorded the changes in the student population of our world-two graduating classes. Here we pause to bid farewell to the teachers who have left us or will soon do so. Starting at nine O'clock and reading clockwise, we have Mr. Keaveney, of the Business Education department who, early in the Fall semester was recalled into the service. Next Mr. Hansen, long time advisor to the lead- ership Class, who accepted a position with the Youth Services division of the City Schools. Mr. Breidenthal, former head of the Music Department, resigned at the end of January to devote himself to writing. Mr. DeLand, public speaking teacher, is in New York. Mrs. Him- bert and Miss McGarry, both of the English Department, retired at the end of the Fall Semester. Mr. Ashdon, printing instructor and grand panjandrum of the stage, is retiring in June, as is Mr. Bailey to whom this book is dedicated. To all of them we say thank you for their efforts on our behalf, and to all we wish Godspeed and long life. . . . and a Warm welcome Not all the freshmen are students. Here we pause to welcome to our ranks the capable new teachers who have come to us with the Spring Semester. Starting in the lower right- hand corner and reading clockwise, let,s say hello,' to Mrs. Lerner who has joined the Busi- ness Education Department. Miss Hironaka comes to us from Hawaii, our newest state, to add an Island touch to the English Department. Mrs. Gutwillig began her teaching at Bell High School and now joins the English Department, as does Mrs. Gant, formerly of Santa Monica, who is in charge of our speech activities. Mr. Murphy, new member of the Music Department, somehow missed having his picture taken. 915255 ,X ,, ,, 1 ei , 9,4 ,,,,4f.fgf1 'x 'H z , ,V , W , f 1 i H I-1 2' l R ,'!'.'4. 4 1' 'Q A Final ord Into the making of the 1962 POINSETTIA have gone triumph and defeat, harsh words and saving laughter, a decent share of hard work, and not a little confusion. For errors and omissions, mis- takes and miscalculations, the Staff takes full responsibility. What- ever success we have achieved, we gratefully share with all those who have so generously helped us: Alfred and Fabris Studios for the excellence of the photography, The Mirro-Graphic Company and its patient representative, Mr. james Powell, for the printing, The S.K, Smith Company for the covers, Schaeffer Photo and Camera Supply, Inc. for special photographic processing, Mr. Sam Hamerman, Miss Bertha Standfast and Mr. Ralph Craw- ford for assistance in arranging special schedules and for welcome encouragement, Marcel Shain, jim Elliott and Arthur Lougheed, student photo- graphers, for their special contributions to the book, The Faculty for its patience in putting up with the interruptions and annoyances that only a Yearbook Staff can visit upon a school, The Board of Control for its generosity in considering and ap- proving our budget, The Leadership Class for selling so many Student Body Cardsg And Hnally, all those - students, faculty members and friends of Hollywood High School - who responded to our cries for help. RICHARD ERIKSON LOWELL GEORGE BOB NEWBERRY GARY RUCKER MARCEL SHAIN NICK TOGHIA MR. DAVID HUBBARD, Advisor L ' :gil-. Y ,M-.V .U v .V -1, 1 ,..r X xg, A . - .w , ff: C L, Q ,wif Y ' fvf , ,if - L Q 'I ,11fx.z:' ,ii',f.fv,,:,X ,J 135' 1 UL. -A Y , iffx, sin K u,Y'1,yn' ,, f :Y -'rifi-'Q .' ., 1, 1115, - ,n gf, . , mg HJ- -H-,mf '2'4'X:m53l,,q. E J fs, 1 ' gF3v'Af, f22s'. 2-1.5 v Z2 f lSi,:Q:, f ' ml '.:'L54f'f 3 . , 3fM.g7i2,g, Z.: 4? ,F Jn - fb, I.T-: :' 79: -wfwmff H' px . . , p :-fi, .X Qig-fa, .i-yd, , awk xg. F-, Ag 5 L fw' . 5. , ' . -f Sui'-Xl, . ' 251.3 ,kvugfi 'g.-yu lx 1 ,f, V, Q V , g, 1,1w'g5 -,Q ap V- I . ,,.:k, ,C ,dwqfu ,V 'fins'-iIia1l,if'1 -,1 1: 1- ' 1 ' pe, -1 - N . 3V.15,!, X fwffffi, jqxg . S-15. .fffif ' X viii? . 4 .Y ,A ,via ,f,if. I . . Lx ' , 1 'ffff 2 I 'Wm ,f, QL: nibtrxi Axtzi V '-21 A . N. H v fl i . . Q AA ,il ir Q f,X,,-,yer -1' qqp' 3',.. '93 ,J 4' 'O 0 t