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

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Ronald Long as super active Varangrans lt points out such Dance Club tons as Ardres Kllngsleck Martha Sturdlvan and Yvonne Walker Equally busy are Drafting Club standbys Truett Bobo Tom Lynch Cliff Soclcn Herb Bowden and James Church Slated as Vrkrng artists to watch are DIXIO Moore Shurley Launder Morgue Marquis Irene Bean and Darlene Eager CRITICS state Paramount ha the largest eighth grade In Its hustory almost reaching the four hundred mark As a group they are co operative ambitious and enloy all the things that go to make up a school clay ront Row M fl a ma ant Belt Tlmmer r I cl o e lll rnphrex, Row Two an

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pua ,52 RECORDED tirst in the fall of '48, A COMPOSED of 382 promising personalities, THE LYRIC notes their cheery presence at the P.T.A.'s Friday night hops in the Viking gym, tinds them eligible and at work tor Paramounts Varangians and Vilcettes, and boast of the 3l Honor Society members present at the annual hall-day-off in December and May. FEATURING tip-top class presidents: Bob Caves, Carma Snow, Howard Stanley, Jerry Cockrill, and Walter Trygstad. lt applauds public spirited council members: Pat Jones, Jim Andrues, Jack Mitcham, Eddie Burke, Darrell Kasenberg, and Carole Harrison. Rates Jerry Cockrill, David Root, John Dena, Irving Lindsay, Jerry Phipps, R st B wwwnefggf fmessggayrww if .Q F3955 4 iw Q. xt M W! QQ? 19' es :SJ 32? MW gy p.QQ wywQsM ,Y-A 'Q i - S vi 1 8 . , ,Q . A 7' ' .As ' . , 1 F V V sm. 'sf if X Jlsjxgg A,,f,Vxl L, 1 .as 1253.2wxwgksyieigigy-g:,J',ii16,2 g,,'5ygi?:Ei15g,iZg,gsf.:f'ggW,,wL:ilx r,-1 ', V Y , K K. Q A - fm ' v W A ,,, i. Nj , A ,f, -y, 3,,:3g',W,.,?'fm 7,3 fgsmx ijtqfg r www, ,'s-wx' ir, fjfqigrwhgg 3, K, W ' 4 Q - V '- - - - Q Q , ' 4 A ' f 'U',,s..-52 . ffl' f' 'M e a,i-Ademsisls ag S' ft Q ' 1' M W 'rf Ei:-Rf af? Egg A .Hr 'As' K T R , '. .,. ' , A,-4... t . -s. V ,H Y N, f. 'ff .-- 4. - -, , .wi . ,af ws r fs, yg, mag ,, W , Y X ., ky , ,WA cY.f5...f, Nga., k . .M-.V,.,wi .7 is f 'W A ,' ' ' ' is 'f me-3'f -ff' Q' ,rw t73J -11..f'i :Hi M ' , 3iCfe.3.... ' M'fEs 7-swgagx 1 W sith A X - f fl -A af www' A --2 f 1 if H- s.w4ws21f, 'err-an fume . Vg-'Aw 1 in: -- 41.2, Q.: s.. .,iw-'r',i-.-.:2bs.-- .s..,jJ L,. ,- 3? Gite V' 5 wif . . ,is sa . f- ,- ' , V - , , A , b 1 A .- 4, A z,,s , ,Q , f ,--R , .- . . ,V ,-,f y, fi-Mg, f ff. was f,,.,,,. . ,.wfw,f,., ve :iw-',.,:,,.' tr.. ' sS, :.r.. - 5 N: wtf-rf.: Q- H- ,H Y . Q Q, ' ' A f ' . I-'. .H -- 5 ,mil 'frftfni -iz 'il'f ':ff'f2s i'i? r L . H . 's'is'Mfw

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pay '53 FIRST PUBLISHED in September, l949. COMPOSED of 4l7 hard working, cooperative pupils. THE LYRlC spotlights the Seventh Grade Tea, applauds the program numbers of the Boys' and Girls' choruses, records two Junior Girls' Play Days as well as inter-school games played by Junior athletes, and ends with a sense of belonging to Paramounts wide campus. FEATURES such singers as Mcry Palmer Dorothy Parker Marie Henka Melbern Lnchty Dave Romberg Larry Wagner and George Brown headed tor 3 , - 1 . f -