Leuzinger High School - Pylon Yearbook (Lawndale, CA)

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1 I , S g Bob Canipe Vice-President 4 Baby Cleary Treasurer Bill Kamikawa President First Semester Senior Class Cabinet The close of the first semester brought success to both the Senior Class President, William Kamikawa, and his Cabinet. Their first order of business was to buy patio furniture with the money donated by the Classes of 1957, 1958, and 1959. The next activity for them was the Sports' Queen Parade in which they sponsored Marilyn Oddy. The Maga- zine Drive lfor the purpose of raising funds for the Palladium Party which is held at the end of the school yearl turned out to be a success. Each member of the class sold magazines, and the prof- its were added to the class treasury. The Cabinet began plans for the Senior Prom and decided upon the location, the price of tickets, the orches- tra, and the dinner menu. Other activities included the selling of tickets to the Senior Play, Imaginary lnvalid , and sponsoring several after-game dances. The last work of the Cabinet was the selec- tion of the 1960 Graduation Announcements to be Nancy Dela Torre Secretary Marian Langan Historian Jean Hurst Girls' League Representative Senior Girls' Council: Clackwise-Sandra Penney, Catalina Hererra, Barham Skinner, Lucy Garcia, Sponsor, Miss Helen Tombs lGirls Vice-Principall, Dee Lombardi, Linda Davis, Jean Hurst. submitted to a vote of the Senior Class. T? Tom Huntley Boys' League Representative Senior Class Sponsors: Mr. Richard Stearns, Mrs. Emmaline Palmer Mr. Tom Newby.

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I I . Iii. enior A0 fi ,Mo qi, ,.L. Q- 'QNX Q, ,I I , 1 rr r CO-VAIEDICTORIANS Marilynn Zarwell and Barbara Pletcher vii? OLYMPIAN BOY OLYMPIAN GIRL Roger Riley Marilynn Zarwell rc, Qeggfgisis I-I z !:.af:sf lik Qmliii , ,ii .fn IEIIJAIQE-I SENIOR ATHLETE CRANE SPORTS AWARD James Valmore Charlolfe Buetlner SALUTATORIAN Rosemarie Constable 'Q' T '7 DARSIE SERVICE AWARD Ray Savage OUTSTANDING OLYMPIANS Joel Moore James Fraser Barbara Pletcher Jo Donna Hahn These four Seniors represent the runners-up for Olympian Boy and Olympian Girl of 1960.

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V A NK . , H 'H ' L. :ull I if Bob Walker Vice-President Terry Goldston Treasurer Rosle Constable Girls' League Mrs. Naurine Dennett Senior Counselor --f- if Roger Riley President Second Semester Senior Cabinet The Second Semester Senior Cabinet, under the leadership of Roger Riley, completed the plans for the Senior Prom held on February 20, 1960, at the Thunderbird Hotel in El Segundo. Bids were eleven dollars per couple which entitled them to a full course roast chicken dinner plus an evening of dancing to the music of Doug Gilmore and The Rhythms. The theme of this gala affair was Moon- light and Stardust. The final responsibilities for the Graduation Announcements were also handled by the Second Semester Cabinet. Selection and ordering of announcements were completed, and deliveries were made late in May. The annual Pancake Breakfast was held on Saturday, March 26. It turned out to be a big affair, and the money earned was turned over to the Class Treasury. Senior Ditch Day at Catalina Island was one of the highlights of the year, the Seniors spent the day boating, swimming, bicycling, and eating. In June, immediately following graduation ceremonies, the Seniors departed for the Hollywood Palladium for K . their fun-filled All-Night Graduation Party. Dear Seniors, Your final year at Leuzinger will soon be behind you. Your sen- ior year, I am sure, will be remembered as the most important year of your four years with us. lt has been a ioy to watch you grow physically, academi- cally, and socially, since you entered leu- zinger. Congratulations to each of you! May your years here at Leuzing- er have taught you de- termination, willing- ness to work, and thoughtfulness. Sincerely, Dear Seniors, It has been my privilege to have been one of your counselors for the past year. You have been a helpful and cooperative class. As school officers and committee workers, you have been com- petent and satisfac- tory. We are confident that success will be yours, and that you will take your place among the best of those that have pre- ceded you. Sincerely, !,guWJ5gQ fuuck!-15' vc '57 Jean Hurst Secretary h I . n : Q ' Sandy Locke Historian Dennis Murphy Boys' League Mr. James Kelly Senior Counselor