James Monroe High School - Valhalla Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

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. ith -f Top Left: Mrs. Ferguson and Mr. Kinseth not only advised the Knights and Ladies but participated in all of their activities, which included rising at five in the morning for the kidnap breakfast. i A 'i , W ,,,, qv f K s l QI. 3 , w,'F? km ,li-J V 1- :- Fall Board: Sitting: Don Heuman, Andrea Gage, Terri Lunine, President, Michael Brent Humeff Spfing V-P-, ivkes with Paul Marks and Mike SPOYC Frankhuizen, President. Kneeling: Marvin Moskowitz, Marsha Baker, Miguel Capote, about CUYTCIH i5SUCS- Beth Baker, Scott Hemphill, Kathy McClain. Standing: Cindy Tanaka, Vicki Tichenor, Lori Stein, Karen Smith, Karen Summers. Lv' Ladies Members: Sitting: Vicki Tichenor, Marsha Baker, Myma Ricketts, Sue Partridge, Crystal Hunter, Karen Smith, Diane Carlson, Kathy McClain. Kneeling: Laurel Osterman, Patty Rogers, Lori Stein, Judy Hedenberg, Beth Baker, Bonnie Mohnsen, Bobbe Foliart, Cherie Pallette, Mau- reen Nakazawa. Standing: Mrs. Ferguson, sponsor, Shari Feinberg, Barbara Pekover, Karen Summers, Sunny Markwell, Ricky Shussett, Teri Lun- ine, Sue Finney, Joyce Bridges, Cindy Tanaka, Andrea Gage, Alene Levin.

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Knights and Ladies are the senior honor organizations at Monroe. Members were chosen on scholastic ability and their school service record. These students served Monroe in many ways during the past year. School registration, candy grams, sportsnites, ushering at assemblies, and sponsoring the faculty brunch were just a few of i..K ,HLf' ,fills A ' ' ,ft I A iv' -1. rv. V21 , . l hf su ii'.lYll'5 - 32:24-, l'1lF'N ' N u p xflff i -f5..A-I--4-lT . '-ff V -f .f1 i ,N..C,f f' 1 It seems that the members of Knights clown around after the work was done. and Ladies always found time to ' ' 5' 1 :ii H . , y , . . e Q, I 3 E4 inf. Q, ' i 'i ' I 's A, g A f f 'Q ' , It Ri? xg I K -5 'A' ,wi X Xxx' , ' r , l i, I nights and Ladies their activities. Yet they also had time for fun which included parties, kidnap breakfasts, Teas, talent shows, and overnites to Crestline and San Diego. Mr. Kinseth and Mrs. Ferguson were the club sponsors. Spring Board: First Row: Sunny Markwell, Lori Stein, Presidentg Mike Spore, Presidentg Dave Burlingham. 2nd Row: Claudio Company, Terrt Lunine, Mau- reen Nakazawa, Patty Rogers. 3rd Row: Karen Smith, Scott Hemphill, Judy Hedenberg, Michael Frankhuizen, Don Richards, Crystal Hunter. Knight Members: Sitting: Dave Burlingham, Don Heuman, Brent Hunter, Gary Netzley, Charles Garcia. Kneeling: Eddy Bilow, Howard Schnec. Mike Spore. Robin Singer. Craig Adler. Irwin Stalk, Mark Suzumoto. Standing: Don Richards, Paul Marks, Mitch Ross, SCO!! llcmphill. Marvin Moskowitz. Miguel Capote, Michael Frankhuizen.

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Media A new filmmaking class was born last year when Mrs. Hecht took a camera and two disenchanted Reading Im- provement students and began making films. The Con Game and Classes Interruptusw emerged from that eniperiment. The effort has now become institutional- ized in the Mass Media English class. This year the Industrial Occupational Class was in- volved with many new projects, including an every other daily newspaper, programs for sporting events, plays, and banquets. They also printed Confetti, Mon- roe's novelette, for the English Department. The Media Production class provided the technical skill required to run the video 'tape recording equipment purchases recently by the Monroe Student Body. This serviee was available to all departments and groups on eampus. Sound Crew worked out most of lVIonroe's technical problems. They helped at many of our football and bas- ketball games, and seemed to always be there when help was needed. Mass Media English Stage Crew L410 lo Right: Mrs. Elly Hecht. Phyllis Patterson. Ron Button joe De Angelo Ron Larkin Darr Conradson Knfelz Rick Connel ly. Barbara Gregson. 64