Nordhoff High School - Topa Topa Yearbook (Ojai, CA)

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M Marcia Dimmick Jerry Lewis Willa Carter iv Three people achieved the honor of being seal bearers for the graduating class this year: Willa Carter, Marcia Dimmick and jerry Lewis. These seniors were in the scholarship no less than six semesters, one having to come in their senior year, to obtain the position. They may be justly proud. First row: Willa Carter, Alice Varnedoe,vMargie Rhine, Dorothy Firebaugh, Sheila West, Carol Hougeson, Pat Mather, Marilyn Herman, Mrs. Minger. Second row: Gregg Churchill, Allen Krieger, Russell Robison, Marcia Dimmick, Ingrid Taylor, Pauline Mayer, Tommy Russell, Mel Lewis, jerry Lewis. One of the most honored organizations of the school is the Scholarship Society. It is composed of senior high students of high scholastic standing. The society sponsors various activities, including the Winter Formal, and the Armistice Day and Wash- ington and Lincoln birthday assemblies. The club chose to lead them this year: President, Marilyn Herman, Vice President, Robbie Robison, and Secretary, Pat Mather. Mrs. Elsie Minger, math and Latin teacher, is Sponsor for the organization.

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First row: Barbara Barclay, Evelyn Taylor, Ferol Clarke, Judy Dewing, Carol Larson, Gerry Gates, Ingrid Taylor, Marcella Baugh, Jeannelle Taylor. Second row: Juanita Hies, Wilberta Young, Donna Udall, Mina Bowie, Sara Evans, Barbara Hunt, Harriet Wilson, Beverly Towner, Pat Wilson, Orlanda Wear. Third row: janet Benson, Norma Hunter, Shirley Bangs, Glennis Downey, Deane Hill, Mary Hicks, Barbara Miller, Marilyn Hummel, Lorraine Hunsaker, joan Stevens, Sharon Grey. Fourth row: Mr, Kaiser, Lily Barraza, Don Malonney, George Osuna, Bob Getman, Bob Bement, Ed Van Winkle, Frank Gage, Boberta Carriger. Fifth row: Robert Hunsaker, Ken Walters, Charles Casey, Mel Lewis, Homer Nichols, Roy Cole, Dick Heston, Forest Lees. l-IAIQMGNMSCDNG , AND Nordhoff's chorus, an assemblage of the school's finest voices, made its debut at the traditional Thanksgiving assembly. From this auspicious start, the group performed with distinction at many of the school assemblies capping their efforts at graduation exercises. Advisor Mr. Kaiser also arranged outside activities for the Ranger songsters. Enter- taining the Lions Club and other local business and fraternal organizations were typical examples of this out-of-school endeavor. The chorus included students from both Senior and junior High sections.