North Hollywood High School - El Camino Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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M ,-,, . -.,. , L - . ..-...,...,., auvmrws MMEKSUN MJINER FILIPTHNI FAIHCKINGER '48 N rr '- ' BEVERLY YZROLAND GLENN FORD FORNACA Fox Janice Newcomer, carrying Il dozen red roses and attended by her court, was crowned queen of the second annual Winter Carnival. Her Senior Aye ar- tendants were Elaine Burrow and Marilyn Monahan. Nor.l1 Hollywood Parl: was the rendezvous where picnic- hungry seniors dined on hot dogs and ice cream. After the food, the cnergetic seniors indulged in relay races, dashes, and obstacle races fwith hurdlesl. Mixed teams of boys and girls played a reasonable facsimile of foot- ball. fAll cuts and bruises were entirely unintentional., ' 4,1 I ' 1'. LANE Mrrzr mvm L MARY FRIEND FRYE GARSHFIELD UIANNULLI CLASS OFFICERS: Gerry Stake, secre- tanryg Ann Hossctti, trvzlsurc-rg Don Puglia, pn-,aiclvntg Ann Muucllin, vice-president. .rovcw - DIANA v A v as Q GAYLON PAT 12 A RBARA LA VONNE C' 'ERIE LEONA JACKIE GLQRIA G1 ESE GLICKMAN GOTHERIDGE GOURLAY GRAND GRATNER GREENE GUCCIARDO HAMMOND HARDY

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ADAMS JERRY BLUE STE IN S. l ,Ei , K .f V . , , . ..:, ': ,E ..:.. ..., u-'Q'- sri? 1 v-E-RNA 'MARY l J H BRADY BRANSTETTER BRO DY Class of Today We Follow MARY BETH BUIE Through two window frames on the stage, the class attired in light blue and white sweaters, senior sweaters, marched into the aud to the strains of Pomp and Circumstancen. Oopie Benson acted as Master of Ceremonies. Rhapsody in Blue on two pianos played by Ruth Dunbar and Mr. Harry, a Latin tango performed by Emma Kogle and Jimmy Harrison, a quartet composed of Lillain Herron, Gaylon Gothridge, Patty Porter, and Leona Gulcciardo singing Whispering, a portrayal of the bathing beauties in the song By the Sean done by Joyce Newcomer, Janice Newcomer, Yvonne De La Vergne, Ann Rossetti, and Leona Gucciardog a skit entitled. The False on the Top-Notch Floor f50 years agoj containing such talent as Donna May Ryan, Bette Richard, Lois Cramer, Diana Jameson, Marianne Edwards, Stewart Held, Ralph Emerson, Bob Hartman, and Russell Schoengarthg a facetious ballet featuring Annella Bassett as the dancing girl and Oopie Benson as the Sultan in the times of Scheherazad.e g and a humorousskit clone to the song The Old Chaperonv by Bev Ford, Ron Heggland, Bob Binder, and Sid Bass, all combined to give a great program to introduce the Class of Winter '48, ELAINE ELLIE KATHY VTEUGENE BILL LOIS BETTY CARLA oi-when Urea BURROW CARR CORWIN cox CRAIG CRAMER caocman cUMM1Ns DAVIDGE oE Joam

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HARRIS HARR15 nun L ul-ut A MMM- --.ma ..--new D SEALBEARERS NANCY BAIR Lots CRAMER BETTY CROCKER CARLA cUMM1Ns T YVONNE DE LA VERGNE RUTH DUNBAR xxnv L- A-Lana --, Y-- 6., , 4 5 gf X 2? .A W we-,. -. zfi lin n i' V I -gt ' va - DAVID O SOB 1 7 DIANA H1cKs Hrizsorr JAMESON s E N N 1 o R C O U N C, i l I Front Row: Ron Heggeland, Mary Beth L Buie, Ann Maudlin, Betty! Edwards, Oopie Benson, Marilyn Mona an. Row 2: Ann Rosetti, Diana Glickman, Don Paglia, Ralph Emerson, Gerry Stake. Chinatown was the theme of the prom given by the senior B,s for the senior A's on the night of January 17. Dancing to Stanley Carle's orchestra, eating rice cakes under the Chinese decorations, streamers, and dim lights will be some of the treasured memories of the class of W '48. On the Sunday before graduation, the class gathered for the traditional Vesper Service, arranged by Stewart Held and Lillian Herron and directed by Don Paglia, featuring the Boys' and Girls' Glce Clubs, and the orchestra. Solos were sung by Ruth Dunbar, Kathy Corwin, and Ralph Emerson. Readings were given by Don Paglia and Stewart Held. LEONARD ALBERT DOLORE-S HARRY NORMA DON ANN MAXINE BURTON RICHARD MAUDLIN MAXWELL MICHAELSON MILLARD LOWE LOWRY MCCONKEY MCKIM MAGILI. MARSH ., wx t ': Z? 1' q xx . N : ' ., ' .,,,. , L.. Q ik -: , ,..,- --::::,1 , ff 'i 3