Paramount High School - Jolly Roger Yearbook (Paramount, CA)

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High Jvoles Conspicuous talent, based this year, be- cause of the 1950 theme, on music, is dis- played by tiny Betty and skillful Harry. Ser- vice ta class, campus and community has been consistently offered by such Vikings as able Gong and serene Rowena. Since a plea- sant personality adds a lilt to the steady bass of lite, the LOG and Vikings rate warm-heart ed Ruth and amiable Bob as outstanding. To blend all eight qualities is added sportsman- ship, exemplified daily by out-spoken Kathryn and straightforward Jim. PERSONALITY Bob Sv,- Ruth Abbott SPORTSMANSHIP Jirvvmiv Hihvs Kathryn Kretsiftq-fr

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.High ales High on the scale of teenage values are these qualities which form a truly harmonious personality: leadership, scholarship, athletic ability, and poise. Seniors chosen by class- mates and coaches as responsible leaders are tall Ed and winning Marilyn. Top honors in scholarship go to discerning Jackie and per- severing Wayne. High G in athletics has been attained by that record-breaking hoapster, Harold and indispensable Frances, while poise, based on modest worth, lies behind Beverly's charm and Stan's smile. ATHLETICS From ir: Szilioalsntu Harold Graham POISE Beverly Williams Stanley Winston

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pua '51 FIRST RECORDED in September, i947 COMPOSED of 378 up-and-coming Vikings known as the Class of '51, THE LYRIC relates their new freedom to iuggle maiors, minors, and electives, recounts the fun they found in clubs to which they were eligible: Varangians, Vikettes, Sigma Pi, Probetts, and Chi Delts, and ends with the fun of decorating the gym for the Tenth Grade Prom. FEATURES ranking athletes: Blaine Tennison, Nancy Kosareft, Walter Berry, Jerry Armstrong, and Jake VanderElst. It found, in club and homeroom, executives: Dixie Cody, Larry Rasmussen, Hazel Wilson, Alan Williams, Charles Wise, and Glenn Box. Artists Eleanor Goodwin, Vanessa Mills, Truis Bookout and Gloria 'Wwe ar-