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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1957 volume:

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'f r f . i F Q 14 ,I . 3 f A J fd i, 47 se Lij A ff, 51 ,Q +14 .MV V sfo., If x Af LL L, 5.,Ql!3D,,L!-Eyed ,filj A 5? was LEP 3 ,gi . L I ' VW f.5fMf44i4pL,ffw 1,,,.,. , , V UQ rm: f H - ,ff ,. rf- .fa-' , Q N I .D Uifklwilfx Published Annually 'fir-Ahe Fourth Year by the Associated Student Body of the Paramount Senior High School, Paramount, California. X . Cf? we iBuint tn arallels Faced with a disiointed world, threatened by atomic disaster, we, the staff of the 1957 Jolly Roger, choose as our theme Disneyland, a man-made creation whose atmosphere and dreams express those of Paramount Senior High School Pirates. Disneyland, our enchanting neighbor, is being created daily by a man and his associates who honor the past, enjoy the present, and anticipate the future. Pirate leaders, equally important in their sphere, strive to attain the same ultimate goal, to create a place where people may find both happiness and knowledge. Main Street symbolizes the bustle of daily life. Here plans, supervision, law and order revolve around administrators, whether they are housed in Disneyland's City Hall or E 37. Tomorrowland holds the blueprints of a future world. Through the mazes of a push button age, each Pirate seeks the trail to the treasures of a full life. Fantasyland is the tnmeless kingdom of ringing laughter and shared fun, whether you soar with Dumbo or run a Carnival booth. Aboard our Pirate Caravel, an agile crew finds, in a year of sportsf challenge, strife, and rich reward. tlilain Street marketing tn Huh nt' Fit all Enmurrnwlanhl 10-40 43-88 M :Www WMM ' .' ,MJ ' g, R MJ XM yyyxii' . f1fe5'2 ,J fix ff 'ff' ,H Q Jfvf' igvrrh tu Bnrkvil at ilkzntuatir IF1111 iiliratvlanh 92-118 'I22-'I56 I i age interest whether they are ancient models or custom Chevies. And food! A merry must, whether eaten at the Plaza Pavilion or the Pirate Cafeteria. be iiauh uf lit ZIII! Jody Fox ond Ronnie Rankin, Pirate pranksiers, find law and order prevail in any well run communiiy wheiher if be Paramount or Disneyland. , -f- r U r i1i'- ' ' i n , -lllfflih A .. MW J Hub of Disneyland, Main Street, with its laughter-provoking horse cars, ancient autos, and swaying surreys, thrills staff members and their advisor, who seek inspiration for the 1957 Jolly Roger. Here as in the Pirate Rally Court beats the pulse of the community. On bus- iness bent its traffic surges by. Unseen by'the eager, interested crowds which flow through Disney- land's flower-decked squares and fill our bustling corridors, but vital to all plans and their fulfillment are both Disneyland's Directors and Principal Melvin Fuszard, Disney- land's huge staff and Paramount's executive personnel, their public relations men and the Pirate pub- lication staffs. lt is they who work hard to ease friction, maintain stand- ards, and seek a better way to do the iob. ii, jliklain Street- ulse gs M il um www' wmksiwn' 1 Q wiv 5 im ' w 0 ,A l i., .,,, i ltxls Q m .. AXXE? 4 . 1 gi H l i gggggggg ,1 X Vi ff iax L M 1 . 2 2 ' 5. i 1 'K 3 ' Y 4 N - Qgwxifwhl 'E V Q N my Xi K R, . X K ,X fi gglxg. X as t Q M53 'mgpvi A K E M Q E x Q .., A :T N A N' T ' ff WM H -ww, . v' 'Nw . xr ,x ,, . nf 5.4 ,.. ,MWA B-x.gnw:,x:msm:,k H u Nt1::::., MT x-555 ,A A,.. t.. , Q, . W Ein ff 14 W .- .. 'Est Growth! We Welcome You to Paramount Hi 1 The watchtnurh uf Paramount! Fellows Find Shops Inviting. Snack and Rally Court Offer Relaxation and Promote Friendship in , MM MR. JACK ROBINSON Superintendent ot Paramount Unified School District. MR. PAUL BUTLER Assistant Su DR. JACK RAND perintendent. eamtnurk ails the ale Paramount Senior High School offers visible proof of how much intelligent leadership, teamwork, and a sense of dedic t' ' a ion can accomplish in tour short years! Superintendent Jack Robinson, Assistant Superintendents Paul Butler and Jack Rand, and Administrative Assistant Charles Stone have supplied h suc direction and such drive. Cooperating with them fully in their vital task has been an i f . . . n- armed district citizenry represented by the Paramount Unified District Board of Education and the Parent-Teacher Assoc- iation Paramount High School Unit. Assistant Superint MR. CHARLES STONE endent. Administrative Assistant. ,giQl,Lg..W..m 4 J y i Implimenting the challenging P.T.A. theme, Our investment in America-Strengthening Communities, has in- spired President Mrs. Paul Kitchen, Financial Secretary Mrs. Earl Bone iseated, First Vice President Mrs. Gordon Nelson, Treasurer Mr. William Hay, and Second Vice President Mrs. Walter Baird lstandingl. MR. LEWIS TAYLOR MRS. CAROL CORSKE Vice President Board Member MRS. MARIE MENDENHALL MR. KEE MAXWELL Board Member Board Member ,,45l ' MR. FRANK KUHN, .lR. President x . . s si mu 1 nr :min nmu 1, Mr Melvin S Zuszard, principal, checks the busy calendar with Senior Sonia Nielsen. Steady, purposeful growth is the keynote of Paramount set by Principal Melvin Fuszard. Four years, thanks to this calm and democratic graduate of Wisconsin University, have netted few crises and many improved procedures. Last fall both the new closed campus and activity card policies clicked smoothly into place. Campus morale was evidenced by the retention of the Coast League Sportsmanship Trophy for the second consecutive football season. Valuable work in curriculum building was carried on by faculty committees. Even polio vaccine shots for adults and Pirates alike produced little more than a ripple on the placid sea of day-by-day living and learning. Underlying this healthy atmosphere rests Mr. Fuszard's faith in individual Pirates and his dedication to the vital role of education in this swiftly changing world. Tbsp who Int the nurse uf this Progress Action, decision, and iustice, tempered with humor, fill the busy days of Vice Principal Harold Tonini. Implementing policies established by the Paramount Unified School District Board, the Pirate faculty, and the Student Council makes his iob no easy one. His forthrightness, courage, and sense of proportion help him and all Pirates devoted to the ideal of a clean, vital, and purposeful school to come nearer to the realization of their goal. Alumnus of the Universities of California and Southern California and former officer of the United States Navy, Mr. Tonini is a source of strength and confidence to those who seek his aid or counsel. Mr. Harold Tonini, assistant principal, discusses school business with Senior Dennis Paulson. .WV ,fi . fx is ,. 'taxi ,, Milf I v 1 I. U, , yljilw l if .' x ,Y 1 4 if I MR. RUSSELL BALL, M.A., University of Southern California, Senior Counselor, Director of Activities MRS. NANCY ROTH ARNHEIM, B.S., University of California at Los Angeles, Senior Counselor. N. , 5, swgij , J? K Lia-1: O? .Ayer unsultants Qupreme. A Super-Six, all agree are the counselors to whom every Pirate confides his preferences, problems, and plans. ln addition to giving personal guidance, this versatile group makes out programs, admin- isters standard tests, and sponsors the senior, iunior, and sophomore classes. Thanks to their specialized training and natural flair for human relations, few Pirates they counsel will mistake a dead-end alley for the Main Street of life. i 13 9 t an UE t WWW x Q MQ, ll , , ,im I I MR. LELAND ALLEN, M.S., Brigham Young University: Biology, Life Science. MR. KENNETH BRIGGS, B.M., University of Southern California: Band, Football Band, Sponsors Band Club. MRS. MARGARET BULLINGTON, M.A., Long Beach State College: U.S. History, Junior Class Sponsor. , Jury- MISS ILENE ANDERSON, M.S., University of Colorado: Physical Education: Sponsors Girls' Athletic Association. 5,5 MISS HELEN BANDY, M.A., Long Beach State College: English: Sponsors California Scholarship Federation. MR. DON BOUCHER, B.5., Wittenburg College: Drivers' Education, Drivers' Training, Basketball Coach. Q5 macqgsj 1 xl A X 2 5 1 C-',, ..g.U1: 4344. ,' 49' Cf ji: . , X MR. RICHARD CALDWELL, B.A., MR. GEORGE CLARK, M.A., University of California at Santa Barbara: Long Beach State College: Woodworking. English, Track Coach. MR. CLEO CORDELL, M.A., San Diego State College, Director of Athletics. I0 lX4?ll MR. HAROLD COLLINS, B.S., M.A., New York University, Cooper Union Art School, MISS .IO ANN DAY, B.A., University of California Physical Education, Football Coach, at Santa Barbara, Physical Education, Health. MRS. ESTHER ERICSON, A.B., University of California at Berkeley Latin, Publication, Sponsors Sigma Rho Alpha, Pi Alpha Sigma MR. EDWIN GROH, B.A., Occidental College, Speech, Drama, Civics, Senior Problems, Basketball Coach, Sponsors The Dominoes. Art, Crafts, Sponsors Da Vinci Art Club, Art Service. MR. NELLO DI CORPO, M.A., University of Soulhern California, General Business, Office Machines, Sponsors Future Business Leaders of America. illbep bathe MR. RONALD FLEMING, B.C.S., MR. DONALD FREDERICK, M.A., Drake University, Typing, Office Training, Long Beach State College, Sponsors Future Business Leaders Algebra l, ll, Sponsors California of America. Scholarship Federation. M ruu mm 188801 lNTEl?NATlfJXAl. MR. AUSTIN HARPER, M.S., West Virginia University, Chemistry, Physics, Sponsors The Science Club, Senior Class. MRS. JENNIEVE JAMES, M.A., University of Arkansas, English, Senior Class Sponsor. MR. ROBERT KLOPPENBURG, A.B., Fresno State College, Drivers' Education, Drivers' Training, Social Studies, Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Sponsors Letterman's Club. 20 me ws Hu xx MR. WILLIAM HAY, M.A., MR. ROBERT HINES, M.A., Long Beach State College, Bookkeeping, Colorado State College of Education, Student Body Finance Advisor, Sponsors English, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Future Business Leaders of America. MRS. JEAN KACHINSKAS, B.S., MRS. PAULINE KATNICH, B.S., Purdue University, Homemaking l, ll, Ill, Slippery Rock State Teachers' College, Sponsors Corsaires. Physical Education, Sponsors Drill Team. Zllluminating the Masks nf nhap 0' .EW ,UW 'WMM Qyiifilfuilfml T of B W,Ww,Q. W WMK A ry r,l V4y0,L'!Cllg W6 .bl fl 1 MR. ROBERT KNiELlNG, B.A., Fresno State College, Science, Physical Education, Football, Baseball Coach. MR. KARLE Q. MAJOR, B.S., M.S., M.A., University of Southern California, Orchestra, Boys' Glee, Girls' Glee, Choir, Spanish. MR. JOHN MYRES, M.A., long Beach State College, English, Consumer Economics, Junior Class Sponsor. ow' ,W N MR. DWIGHT KNOX, M.A., MR. TED LEONARD, B.S., long Beach State College, Industrial University of California at Los Angeles, Drawing, Sponsors Industrial Arts Club. Physical Education, English. MR. JOHN VITO MARTUCCI, B.S., MR. THOMAS MIDDLETON, A.B., University of Pittsburgh, Drivers' Whittier College, Life Science, Training, Current Affairs. Mathematics, Physical Education, Football, Basketball Coach. MRS. EVA 0'CONNELL, M.S., MR. RICHARD ORCUTT, B.S.C., University of Southern Californiap University of Nebraska: Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry, Auto Shop, Wood Shop. Trigonometry. illibep Jfnresee Goals cfifz 2 MRS. VIRGINIA NELSON, B.A., MR. EDWARD REASER, B.S., MR. DOUGLAS ROZELLE, B.S., University of California at Los Angeles, East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College, University of San Francisco, Spanishg Sponsors Corgqireg, Drivers' Training. Drivers' Education, Drivers' Training. Sigma Rho Alpha. MR. CHARLES PORTO, B.S., Long Beach State College: English, A Social Studies, Life Science. ix MR. RAYMOND RABINEK, M.E., 4 University of Pittsburgh, Shorthand, ' Business Arithmetic, leri IPract' 7 Football, Tennis Coa sors F t A Business Leaders America. s 'X ' ' J' 1 I ll N .f A 'I jwr. M ', Q8 . 79,3 ei.:-.f -ti - if ,I W sgytf ! 4 Zrlaiw Jip V . 1, Mil' V 4 1. !. , ,JL , f,,!' ,f -'fre 0 WJCA, Xylqga ,AA , -fu H r r - W Q. f- .1 1' .1 ' Y fatal s X. ix , . .' f L 1,-Qs . fl Q' -' ' f' ' J' ' f Q' ':-giilfr LA, ' .6 ' ii , X ' w K 'lv' Q .Q W i. f -.' 5 ri Q ' ill '.' '3 bf!! ' A ' if s 'fs' L -A, I i is 1 I ' V' yn K ' 'Mir is Y ,',,11 o L f . Lnliflfafd' i-f . - K 'Q , u 1 A -' F , , x A 4 0 , . 1 J , I , g ., vu W - f 'C 'Mit snwmzn smorNAK, m.A., Long Beach State College, History, Geography, Sponsors Key Club, Future Teachers of America. ,194 A c, f-Wpff .!.- 1- rf fy? 0sf1i',A.w'-- -ul 'ff'-'if I. 'Is 's on' '-2. ' ' ' ' ,J - 0. - ', 144441 f -P' 'wx MR. CARL VREBALOVICH, B.S., University of California at Berkeley, Biology, Audio-Visual Director. MR. MARCUS YOUNG, M.A., long Beach State College: Civics, Senior Problems, Cadet Corps Commandant. MR. AL ZIMMERMAN, M.S., University of Southern California, Physical Education, Cross Country, Track Coach. nf Qiumnrrntn MR. BRUCE YOUNG, 8.A., MR. FRANCIS ZANITCH, B.S., University of California at Los Angeles, University of Minnesota, Metal Shop, Geography, Life Science, Electricity. , 1 C X i Q X 'L I MR. FLOYD L. HOPPER, M.A., Long Beach Stale College: Attendance and Career Training Supervisor. MRS. FRANCES RHODES, R.N., school nurse, offers Arlene Lundberg, iunior, first aid. MRS. ALICE DAVIS, MRS, NORMA REED, MRS. RUTH THOMAS, MRS. ALMA FOLTZ, MRS. ELSA NIELSEN, secretaries. Q N uwbn? what? where? Zllhep M' num! D 4 'J L. iq 1, 'K jf. nu' J' L , ,, lj ,M X fl , X-1' XX' ,U fcif l if t L 1 f, C li J Qfbiiii 1 X V A Jil N I , t 'tu ' fl lily ,D Nerve center of the widespread campus, the front office provides each Pirate with those physical check-ups, that record of attendance, and a transcript of scholastic achievement so vital to his future. The office and health personnel, friendly, tireless, and efficient, is headed by Mrs, Ruth Thomas and Mrs. Frances Rhodes. Ramona Mageno, Dixie Hughes, Marie Cunningham, Dianna Hall, Sandra Hohl, student attendance secretaries. Norma Crockett, Marilyn Matthews, Diane Stewart, Mary Ann Romberg, student counselors' secretaries. -......-nj r From Downey to North Long Beach and Compton to Bellflower the buses, driven by a cheery quintet, roll in and out daily with their tide of chattering Pirates. Noon and snack find the cafeteria force, managed by Mrs. Ola Criswell, beseiged by hun- gry hordes. Still these women are never too tired to serve delicious dinners for such traditional events as the Date Dad Supper or the Roman Banquet. 26 Iaelpful Iaanh Loren Martin, Clint Calloway, Harold Ward, Tom Cheney, Bill Boyter, Pirate bus drivers. Mr. Roy Bickerstaff and his crew can view the results of three years of purposeful effort with pride. Paramount Pirates know they have a hand- some campus, and, led by the Student Council, have made honest efforts to keep it ship-shape. Diligent care of equipment, rooms, and corridors have preserved the new look, but to accom- plish this keeps the staff of eight busy. Mrs. Mary Stewart, Mrs. Ethel Rucker, Mrs. Peggy Dugan, Mrs. Ola Criswell, manager, Mrs. Fern Jones, standing, Mrs. Helen Price, Mrs. Rose Ridenour, Mrs. Martha Verkamp, cafeteria staff. x -.ns . -f f M f N ,M may ... V . e '7'W E ,K px . V x. ' Y ka .M -rv M. .....-vm-M as-1 N, S .emi E v ,ar has Row One: Mr. Roy Bickerstaff, head custodian, Mrs. Jenett Baker. Row Two: Mr. Boyd Straight, Mr. Sam Brown, Mr. William Varner, Mr. Fred Stephens, Mr. Carmen Dominick, Mr. William De Bondt. MISS RUTH HINSHILWOOD, M.S. in Education, University of Southern California, librarian, and MRS. MARGARET BARR, library clerk. j t5 U if i 5 f gt 'I' Row One: Sharon Solimine, Marsha Naugler, Jolene Brown, Marie Cunningham, Pat Sorensen, Pat Litton, Ruth Varela. Row Two: Martha Madewell, Sally Thomas, Wayne White, Ralph Webster ,Curt Hanson, Bill lewis, Mary Ann Menke, Barbara Swangle, Velma Martin, Catherine Williams, student librarians. x I l Q -' ll X 1 fb' I , . N 3 li xgjlt' .L . , ,f A . sy l - .ia . , . ,if ,if 5, l , NX, P! 1 J V VUL ' XX i' ll ' Q - 'ww IV . gflii ,J lr' U F ,O V f 1 .' 4 . ,. ' ' I ' ,f J I -..,, ., 'I 1 ,ld J! . ,gr ,pr Vi,- time JU bf 2 .- If ' 14 1, 7 1 J: ll JQ 3 Waiti g at seven-thir W reluctant to leave at four are Pirates ' fully appreciate hu, resource materials, fiction, magazines, J' O! 5 g. L' ji f ewspapers, and qui atmosphere of their handsome library. if pl J- iq Scheduled clas s gnd conference rooms make reference and LP! Q J committee al pleasure. Circulation, averaging over 800 a ' 1' j week k I ' y student librarians, Miss Ruth Hinshilwood and ,Wi ui l AQ' , Mrs-, rgar' B rr more than busy. For it is they who answer ,l V LJ , V XIV 4 co jess qu ions, find endless references, provide up-to-date ,JJ ,A terial on all topics, and make this a vital campus center. li 5 'xx V 4, 'ijfl V, V M N ff -UV' v lv 2 fi , Q VL ,f il, X 6 Ml! Qlmhitiun Martha Madewell, Sally Thomas, and Ralph Webster, student librarians, welcome ship- ments ot new books and enioy processing the volumes, putting in book pockets ,and checking the catalogue numbers. At the front desk of the handsome library Jolene Mautx Brown, Marie Cunningham, 'N Bill Lewis, and Curt Hanson, student libra- rians, are busy using files, checking out books, and writing up fines. ap nf? BOB DE VRIES A.S.B. President, 1956-1957 CARROL DUKE A.S.B. Secreiary, 1956-1957 ng The resihent anh Svtaff! M fat 9-Fx l ,, , , , LANI KIRCHHEFER AS.B. Vice Pre d 1 1956-1957 JOYCE REINHARD ASB T er 1956-1957 FRANK NAGLICH Commissioner of Athletics DOUG DAY Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds. LOREN FRYER Commissioner of Control Policy I jlltlakers This year's Student Council, with Bob DeVries be- hind the gavel cmd Mr. Russell Ball as director of student activities, started fall activities off with the lcebreakers' Ball. Next came the traditional Homecoming Dance, which was climaxed by the coronation of Queen Marilyn. School spirit mount- ed through inter-class yell competition, leaving the seniors proud winners of the Kool Stool. Even greater excitement was kindled by inter-class bas- ketball games in which the sophomores emerged victors. Good entertainment was enioyed at well planned exchange assemblies. Despite a busy schedule there was even time for professional talent, which included a magician, the world's champion typist, and a recording band and its vocalists. Student Government sponsored, in addi- tion, three successful drives: Red Cross, Polio, and a Cancer Campaign. Hardwork and leadership were evident in a successful campus clean-up and the well run election of next year's song and yell leaders. The revival of the daily radio broadcast in April met with campus-wide approval . BEVERLY RUTH RONNIE JACKSON Commissioner of Entertainment Commissioner of Games hey Set the 195112 i2m2Q::s:.11,,, fs ' .- 1 : , , ., ,, , ,, ..w,..e, , , ,, ' -I i Row One: Don Kelzenbarger, Frank Naglich, Carlos Hernandez, Loren Fryer, Bob DeVries, Ronnie Jackson, Doug Day, Sieve Fletcher, Mr. Russell Ball. Row Two: Lando Brown, Beverly Wells, Carrol Duke, Annie Varian, Jacque Sharp, Linda Adkins, Dora Hernandez, Marlha Fuchs, Beverly Ruth, Jolene Brown, Joyce Reinhard, Lani Kirkhhefer, Fran Lewis, Alice Van Beek. FRAN LEWIS BEVERLY WELLS ALICE VAN BEEK Commissioner of Public Relations Commissioner of Rallies, Fall Commissioner of Rallies, Spring is ii' Nc ,www-N., ' LINDA BROWN League President, 1956-1957 Heading Girls' Lea emncranp gue activities for 1956-1957 have been: Sandra Hohl, first vice president, Mrs. Vita Birnberg, advisor, Norma Crockett, secretary, Carole Mac Lean, second vice president lseatedlg Beverly Wells, friendship chairman, Marie Cunningham, publicity chairman, Marilyn Griffin, treasurer, Lynette Henderson, entertainment chairman, Dixie Hughes, modes and manners chairman lstondingl. ,,..,.,g4aQ mb berhire Jflnurisb lasts Through Girls' League to every girl on campus come the opportunity of active service to P.H.S. and the fun of growing socially. Under the presidency of Linda Brown and the sponsorship of Mrs. Vita Birnberg, the officers and committee members have carried out a stimulating and varied pro- gram of events, stretching from September to June. Founded in 1953 by Mrs. Marguerite Davis, it is a social and civic asset. GIRLS' LEAGUE CALENDAR Sophomore Tea, Sept. 18 Rose Marie Reid, April 9 Date Dad Banquet, Nov. 8 Sadie Hawkins Day, April 26 Lynwood Guest Assembly, Nov, 29 Formals-Mary Morey and Juanita, May l Carolyn Leonette, Dec. 6 Senior Class Mothers' Tea, May l5 The Winter Whirl, Dec. 8 Installation of Officers, May 22 Hi Mom Dinner, Feb. 27 Regional Conference, San Diego, May 25 Wilson Foreign Students, March l3 Graduation Daisy Chain, June l3 Effective aids on all league affairs have been these gym representatives: Nelva Romberg, Linda Adkins, Phyllis Brown Sherrel Dye, Patsy Moore, Frances Kimbrough lseatedjg Helen Dena, Angie Juarez, Sandy Liedal, Mary Jo Lewis, Barbara Hagan, Nancy Hecock, Mary Ann Smith tstandingt. l 1 - ,,.,,.-.-- Jiaistnrians ALICE VAN BEEK Ediior-in-Chief Ronnie Jackson, cameraman, Barbara Clark, associaie editor, Rosalie Zeigner, business manager, Dick Teaford, associate business manager, Don Wagner, or! editor, confer on yearbook details. uf i9irateIaniJ JCL f2.4u.sLlU2 I A QUZ J LQUL ffm ,ZZZLZMU W cud V- 'dd am . ,ada f' ,f file' U !f J Anne Wright, senior ' f and Renae Taylor, junior V '2 i200 Pirates. Excited over its chosen theme, Disneyland, the 1957 Jolly Roger staff dashed into action in September. Headed by Editor Alice Van Beek, it published and sold the fund raising football programs, staged a yearbook circulation drive and ran smoothly planned photo days. The trips to Disneyland for the novel division pages offered relaxation. May brought deadlines, editorial and financial! And June? The annual itself and the third Yearbook Supper! class editor schedules for ix l new-w Julie Wisby, copy typist, Phyllis Brown, circulation manager, Sandy Hohl, staff member, and Don Ketzenbarger, sports editor, find periods all too short. Row One: Dennis Mesenhimer, annual bookkeeper, Beverly Wells, staff member, Maureen Malone, club editor. Row Two: Sonia Nielsen, faculty editor, Barbara Hagan, staff member, Doug Day, music editor, Arlene Lundberg, copy typist, Mar- ilyn Griffin, staff member, Brenda Sal- cl1ak. staff member. DNN, Ss, utnn tier FRAN LEWIS, editor-in-chief. r , Fall and Spring Semesters. i Inspired by cheery Editor Fran Lewis, the '56-'57 Porthole staff has . 1 lg met deadlines, increased circulation, and paid its heavy monthly f jf! costs. Student-run and campus-minded, it sought complete cover- t ..,. f'nf'1 age, student issues, and original features. Contests at Valentine's , Day and Easter, as well as a super April Fool's edition high-lighted , V this year. RONME JACKSON ROSAUE ZEIGNER DICK TEAFORD Staff Photographer. Bus'ness Manager. Business Manager. ill lee, Pat Nash Shirley Freedman, Janice Doney Theresa leieritz. RENAE TAYLOR Associate Editor BILL BOLTON Page One Editor PHYLLIS BROWN Page Five Editor JUDY FIFE Page Three Editor JOHN GARCIA Page Six Editor SANDY HOHL Page Four Editor MYRNA GURLEY Page Five Editor BARBARA PRESTON Page One Editor BARR DOTY Page One Editor BOB ALLISON Exchange Editor ROY BOHN Sport Writer DON WAGNER Staff Artist t Laura Getrost, clerk, Lorene Anderson, clerk, Barbara Cooley, cashier, and Mariorie Crowell, clerk, find the business experience of running the Student Store invaluable. Finances are fun, say the members of Mr. William Hay's Student Finance Class who conduct the business of the Pirate Student Store. With pride they point to the fact that student sales finished payments on the S1000 popcorn machine purchased by the Student Body. ln addition they placed S500 in the student activities fund, a real help! For the first time the group handled senior graduation announcements in addition to school supplies and such money-makers as candy, pop, pretzels, potato chips and fritos, sold to long lines at snack and lunch. ajfinances are jun , Tllhep Sap ttf J My My 'mu tr pf 9 J if f K Zi! Wi ,J if ,W if V .X LEW! 6 7 ,ji-f 4,00 7 xg! , A QA 'ffgifi ,,f dt wt 5 if Wi ifiw v Wm 'X x ,ff A475 Zi W my 'MW QM, Lf ' who t Mi I F L N W .wa W 3 t W J f V- x Radiant Marilyn Griffin, the 1956 Homecoming Q f Commissioner of Rallies, greet tomorrow with cl smile. , f. U r rf 5-'15 let Ztt Ginnie! The future? pl' f 4. my-Y Wwwggaga yagugppfag itnckzting tu illnmnrrutnlanh A xi an , we ,eff mm-fwfr ff?-bf. gsi 44 J 'vn- ar.. w f ' , fwe . .Q-6-'H-ft ,,7uw W A53 M. l, , jpav'-0y.44ff '1'U I 'Ve 1 7 u agar ,wz7.zM ki AM Who -s ,of the future? Certainly ot youth! Herebon e threshold of Tomorrowland stand I rw A. Pirate wheels, repmsentative of Paramount's 1,200 students who plot courses on uncharted seas. Vic President Down and Pre ide t J Sh r re resent the 'uniors, President Carlos A 1 Q, K ., S fl CCQUQ CP P I Hernandez and Kaye Deiliisder speak for the seniors while Steve Fletcher and Pat Bolton lead o fr 2 j 23' I, I! . , f , , ,NT K 1 i saphonbnes. Togefher jnold Piratelond, suggest tradition, stimulat good times, and set the 4 Q, ,temP0 of Qlife Tomofrowlond. U jk 1 , V gf, A , V A - I 'L 42 Aw- , f ll W I I .Q vi , . ' ' 1- A Gs xv x 5 ' 45335 .. lc , , 4 .. deli. gl QQ . 1 ' 1 , ..,. v , .Q ,A L -'gxgifu Mail. ' X .I I2 f rl vs' CARLOS HERNANDEZ Sen CI s Presxdent '57 Arif? is He' , 2, ,Rf iJ2ZafM' ffjfirst tu igrahe ,W pals Wi iff 'I s , Q' bn --JH -. J,-w , KAYE DE KINDER LINDA ORENDORFF DIXIE HUGHES Senior Class Secreiory Senior Class Treasurer umurrntnlanh Active! Never Dull! That's the Class of '57. Sparked by President Carlos Her- nandez, its members shoved off into a sea of activities, on Oct. 23 came senior cap and gown pictures, and Oct. 27, the Spookian, Up went the Bulletin Board in Senior Square, on sale Feb. 25 appeared the Senior Activity Cards, and on April 25 Compton College was their host. Then suddenly it was May with a rush of mem- orable dates and doings: May 8, Career Day, May 23, Senior Block Signature Day, May 29, the Senior Prom at the famed Beverly Hilton Hotel. June spelled graduation and brought its annual magic. Unforgettable were June 4 and Ditch Day, June 6, Talent Show, June ll, Senior Breakfast, June I3, Commencement on Pirate Field, climax of every senior year. .IOLENE BROWN, DON KETZENBARGER, Senior Class Representatives. MR. AUSTIN HARPER, MRS. JENNIEVE JAMES Senior Class Advisors. SENIOR COUNCIL Row One: Rose Perry, Alice Van Beek, Jolene Brown, Dixie Hughes, Put Sorensen, Kaye De Kinder, Judy Fife, Linda Orendorff, Sandy Hohl, Diane Stewart. Row Two: Tom Kelly, Don Warner, George Griffith Glen Croft, Don Ketzenbarger, Bill Bolton, Carlos Hernandez, Ronnie Rankin. l I PETE PIRATE DON WARNER was voted this coveted title by members ofthe Class of '57 who have watched, for three years, this modest Pirate achieve athletic fame and give whole-hearted support to Paramount High, its morale, its Student Council, and its club program. lnvaluable in track and football, Don has set records and rated all-league standing. Hard to replace in Council, Letterman Club, and Sigma Rho Alpha will be this i957 King of Hearts. 46 POLLY PIRATE MARILYN GRIFFIN, who combines grace, taste, and sweetness to perfection, is definitely the Pirates' choice! Voted 1956 Carnival Queen and i956 Homecoming Queen, she was also chosen Polly by fellow seniors! Girls' League found her a lovely friendship chairman and an efficient treasurer. After serving two years with the Pacettes, Tootie became a popular song leader. Both Pep Club, whose vice president she is, and the Jolly Roger staff will not forget her willing loyalty. 47 Jeanette Agre Kay Anderson Earle-an Arnold Lynne Ash Sherill Bailey 48 Bob Allison Gary Anderson Jesse Anderson Ray Baker Don Bardos Alice Van Beek, attractive 1957 still found time to place second Contest, act as chairman of the and commissioner of rallies. A AIice's niche at Paramount will be hard to fill. Jolly Roger editor, has in the Elks' Leadership Senior Prom committee, prospective June Bride, 'ECN svn.. J X s AWN -10 ,M-, w 11 TV? i tr A .K ...fe Sue Bassham Jim Beck Mary Benson Jud Beedle Suzanne Bergeron Brian Berg Ann Blankenship Carl Bohn Claudine Blevens X Carrol Duke, suave A.S.B. secretary, has long been noted for her style-setting ensembles. A member of the Da Vinci Club, Sigma Rho Alpha, Corsaires, and C.S.F., she was a natural delegate to represent the Paramount Pirate coeds at Girls' State in Sacramento last summer. .1-'51 Roy Bohn Adele Bovee Bill Bolton Merilyn Breeden Norman Brindle Jolene Brown Eddie Brehm linda Brown Ben Brooks Barbara Clark Norma Crockett luellen Crowell Marie Cunningham Kaye De Kinder X .Ioe Burke Aden Burley Ken Campbell Mike Cassity Phillip Colacion 49 fbi 'Ness ibn l Wilma De Vries Ed Cooper Shirley Donaldson Calvin Conlrell Shirley Dowlin Glen Croft Carrol Duke Gene Crosby Sherill Dye Bob Cross Carmae Fellon Bruce Davis Roselli Finley Douglas Day Judy Fife Bob De Vries Sherree Fox Wayne Disbrow 1355 uf '5 7 Mary Garlland Bob Dodson Nancy Gaul! Barr Doly Mayleen Graham Vernon Duncan Marilyn Griffin Le Roy Durbin Myrna Gurley Bob Elliott Barbara Hagan Richard Endres M iv Yiwu-rf SMUFW VV eqwqv gum- we ig? V 'Q.,.- C c 331 S 'ge-1 Deanna Hall Sandy Hohl lenor Johnson Russell Erickson Joyce Harkema Paul Fitch Judy Harvey Steve Foster Joe Fox Dixie Hughes Tom Frederic Beverly Ingham loren Fryer Phil Fuette Anna Marie Kennedy John Garcia VIYQIHIO Kern Bob Gould Mrsatile rem Francis Kimbrough George Griffith Jolene Mautz Brown, slim senior representative, is ia veteran mem- ber of C.S.F. as well as Miss Cherry Pie of l956. Ex-iudge of last year's Student Court, Jolene, who maiors in homemak- ing, captured finalist rating in the i957 Bank of America Vocational Arts Award Contest. Q5 W Lani Kirchhefer Calvin Hakala Gary Goodwin Beth Kaoiman Karen Lay Gary Hedgpeth Glen Hansen Curt Hanson Gary Hargleroad Joyce La Monte Mable Lancaster Donna Lussley Gerald Hartson Sandy Leidal, petite head song leader, is, no doubt, known to all Pirates who have admired her graceful routines. Accorded such titles of honor as Queen of We Hearts, l955, and Homecoming Princess, l956, Sandy has obviously, in three busy years, captured the hearts of her fellow Pirates. Sandy Leidal Carlos Hernandez Frances Lewis Charles Hitchcock Mary Jo Lewis Laurie Lockord George Homer Carol Loebrich Don Hudson Carlos Hernandez, popular president of the 1957 senior class, has long been in the political spotlight. Last year he served as iunior class representative and president consecutively. This year, although buried under class affairs, Carlos found time to play varsity football. Dynam- ic and outspoken, he has supplied true leadership. Jim Hombs Glenda lolley PGY l-ill0v1 Sherry McKean Hilario Holguin Gene Hurst Ann Little Martha Madewell Jerry Hodges Ronnie Jackson jnnh uf Gush imes. 53 Ramona Mageno Dennis Johnson -. ' X-' , , ,, Maureen Malone 'ww Lee Johnson Sally Marquis v ' ,, 1. , .L N. rf - i Y FY v ix -V , 1 .K I If .iq I w 77 VF, in 54,3 . 3X1 Bill Jones Gloria Martinez Chester Jones Marilyn Mathews Charles Jorgenson Joan Maumoyier Bob Juarez Mary Ann Menke Darwin Karlchner 54 Ulibep 1915111 areers, Kaye De Kinder, poised senior class vice president, has also led the Pacettes, the peppy Pirate drill team, in half-time routines admired by everyone. Known to fellow students as a graceful athlete and a ble executive, Kaye's opinions have definitely counted in Girls' League and class affairs. ez? Richard Kline Carole Moser -.s.-MW' My I Jcznet Minium Tom Kelly Robin Miser Don Ketzenbarger Glenna Morgan Don Knoles Pat Morrison Jack Kracke Lorraine Myers Joe Kurtz Put Nash Bill Lewis Earieh as illibeir alents 55 Marcia Naugler Janet Nelson Carlo Nielsen Linda Orendorft Georgia Pape Don Long Benny Lopez Gregory LoVetere Orval McKinney Jerry Matson A it ,, y N , 751' f My Mmffm 'Q' ' Rudy Ugland, whose eye-catching smile and a heart-warming personality, have endeared him to Pirates, has a host of friends. Well-groomed, this accomplished horseman is devoted to his regal steady, Queen Marilyn. Sonia Nielsen John Lowthian Eileen Noordman John McGuire Marilee Otterson Paul McKinney Arthalh Pace Lupe Mcgeno Peggy Peavy Wayne Meinberg Rose Perry Wesley Menard ,W-v Barbara Preston Joyce Reinhard Sharlene Robbins Laura Rummans Jan Seal Dennis Mesenhimer Dale Miller Tom Moran Clarence New Calvin Olds Joyce Lynch Reinhard, pretty Corsaire, has long counted in C.S.F. Adorning the post of A.S.B. Treasurer, this style-setting senior has been an asset to Paramount. To her the Bank of America tendered its l957 Business Award. Hilma Rhodes Larry Miller Shirley Riggert Terry Mix Rosalie Robeson Frank Naglich Mary Ann Romberg Richard Negrele Rosalie Rozic Russell Newland Betty Scranton Clifford Nielsen ,Q sr 'H 'JQQQQ3 Q0 wi M-1.2 ,.,.... :1 Z, 'ww '10- lr 0-3,1 Ml' '19'yr New K-nrt 'R' Sylvia Sherman Jim Oram Pat Sigler Bob Ordway Sharon Solimine Put Sorenson Clyde Pearce Sandy Spellman Dennis Paulson Diane Stewart Sally Thomas Jerry Perigen Roberto Tolle Jerome Peterson Joan Travers Gary Anderson, one of Paramount's top athletes, will be hard to replace on Pirate football and baseball teams. A 1,956 All-Coast League grid nominee, Gary was also a strong Pete Pirate runner-up. A member of Letterman Club, he also served one year as homeroom representative. Virgil Owen Frankie Perez Eddie Perry Barbara Turner Howard Phillips 'k .f Bob Ralston Audrey Walsh Ronnie Rankin Beverly Wells John Resort Richard Reynolds Wanda Williams Carl Rhines Anne Wright Gary Rich J W Russell Jean 'Yount Farrell Scott Rosalie Zeigner Bob Shackleford f ii! C'-fi . . 'V w HJ I' '.- . , ', , ,- 1 -v , fl. -. - ' V . Y 95 X . 1 l X' ,J T2 ' fi V - ' XJ -f' A i 9 r 3 -. X V ,J rl: , Q' 4 -, ' ' ful F' if xx A L A K ,CJ l y -f so Q U ., . . E .,. K, ,,, '-lx B? -'.,g Mx .4 y 'N .1 1,5 24 if 1 X1 Q r'- .lim Hombs, handsome Letterman Club prexy, rates a d m i ri n g glances for his well-groomed appearance. An all-around ath- lete, Jim has earned Pirate acclaim starring on varsity foot- ball, basketball, and baseball teams tor the past three years. As a iunior he was selected a iustice of the Pirate Student Court. N8 Charles Smilh Jerry Speelman Charles Slandley Jerry Taylor Dick Teaford Kay Tsurusalo David Tucker Marlin Visser Don Vorhies Ken Walker Randy Welch George Whitehead Wayne Allen While Wayne l.yn While Alberl Whillow Frank Bigham Tom Combs Charles Hunl Sleve Mathews Ramey Miner CAMERA SHY: Harry Pennington Sue Perry Sandra Priem Judy Reiles Robert Rollo Tanya Wren Don Kelzenbarger has counted in sports, pub- lications, and student government. Jolly Rogers sports editor, he has managed J.V. basketball and played football his sophomore year. On Student Council Don has spoken for the Class of '57 both in his sophomore and senior years, find- ing time for Press Club fun. 60 Wayne Tirheimer Don Warner Robert Zamboni Wesley Zweifel Rudy Ugland minus uf aurels, heirs. Clyde Pearce, Jerry Perlgen, Suzanne Bergeron, Barr Doty and Greg LoVetere rate 'tbest in their field against contenders from four states and Hawaii at Music Educators' National Conference, Pasadena . . . Charming in white is Jolene Brown who takes first place in vocational arts, Bank of America Awards . . . Mike Cassity, spellbinder, wins Lions' cup on extemporaneous speech . . . Elks honor Bob DeVries, linda Brown, Alice Van Beek for leadership, Barr Doty, Lani Kirchheter, George Homer, for scholar' ship . . . lt's Sheree Fox, trophy winner at Lions' Speech Contest, oratorical section . . . P.H.S. finalists for Bank of America Awards, George Homer, Barr Doty, Wes Menard, Jolene Brown . . . Counselor John Bergmann congratulates Bill Bolton on winning North Aremican four-year scholarship . . . Sally Thomas captured local Betty Crocker Miss Homemaker award. JEANETTE AGRE COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, C.S.F., F.T.A., G.A.A., Treasurer. ROBERT ALLISON COLLEGE A.S.B., C.S.F., Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Section, Treasurer, Pi Alpha Sigma, B Football, B Basketball. GARY ANDERSON COMMERCIAL A.S.B., SophomoreClass Council, Varsity Football 121, Varsity Baseball 121, J.V. Baseball, Captain 111, Letterman Club. GENE ANDERSON GENERAL A.S.B., B Football 121, B Basketball 111, C Basketball 111, Varsity Tennis 131. KAY ANDERSON COMMERCIAL F.B.L.A. A.S.B., Girls' League, EARLEEN ARNOLD COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., Cadet Corps, Secretary. LYNNE ASH A.S.B., Girls' League. SHERILL BAILEY A.S.B., Girls' League. RAY BAKER A.S.B., Cross Country DON BARDOS A.S.B. SUE BASSHAM A.S.B., Girls' League, i GENERAL COLLEGE GENERAL 2' ' COLLEGE COLLEGE Representative, F.T.A., Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Junior Class Council, G.A.A., Historian, Corsaires, Treasurer, Vice Pres- ident, I.C.C. JAMES BECK COLLEGE A.S.B., Band Club, President, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Pep Band, Dance Band, Varsity Tennis 111, I.C.C. JUD BEEDLE GENERAL A.S.B., Junior Class Vice President, Varsity Football 121, B Football 111, B Basketball 111, Varsity Basketball 111, Letterman Club. MARY BENSON GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Girls' Glee, Da Vinci, Treasurer. SUZANNE BERGERON COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, A Cappella, Pacettes 121, F.T.A., C.S.F., Corsaires, Secretary, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Treasurer. FRANK BIGHAM GENERAL A.S.B. ANN BLANKENSHIP COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League. CLAUDINE BLEVENS GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. ROY BOHN COLLEGE A.S.B., A Cappella, Varsity Golf 121, B Foot- ball 111, C Basketball 121, Letterman Club, Porthole. BILL BOLTON COLLEGE A.S.B., Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, President, Science Club, Charter Member, Key Club, Secretary, C.S.F., Seal Bearer, Porthole, Pi Alpha Sigma, Sophomore Class Council, Senior Class Council, I.C.C. ADELE BOVEE GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, A Cappella, Girls' Glee, F.B.L.A., Vice President, Corsaires, Treasurer, Pa- cettes 121 . nr the Broth Svtanh MERILYN COPE BREEDMAN COMMERCIAL A.s.s., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., G.A.A., c.s.F. EDDIE BREHM GENERAL Ass., Bend, J.v. Football 121, J.v. Basketball 121. RONALD BRINDLE GENERAL A.S.B. BEN BROOKS ART A.S.B. JOLENE MAUTZ BROWN HOME ECONOMICS A.S.B., Girls' League, Sophomore Class Representa- tive, Junior Class Representative, Senior Class Rep- resentative, Student Court, Student Council, C.S.F., Seal Bearer, Miss Cherry Pie, Solutatorian. LINDA BROWN COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, President, Gym Representa- tive, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Sophomore Class Representative, Dominoes, Vice President, F.B.L.A., Corsaires. JOE BURKE COLLEGE A.S.B. ADEN D. BURLEY GENERAL A.S.B. KEN CAMPBELL COLLEGE A.S.B., Porthole, Pi Alpha Sigma. MIKE CASSITY COLLEGE A.S.B., Pi Alpha Sigma, President, Porthole, Debate Team, J.V. Football 111, I.C.C. BARBARA CLARK COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Pi Sigma Alpha, Sigma Rho A Alpha, Latin Section, Secretary, Jolly Roger, Assoc- iate Editor, C.S.F. PHILIP COLACION GENERAL A.S.B. TOM COMBS COLLEGE A.S.B. EDDIE COOPER GENERAL A.S.B. CALVIN G. COTTRELL, JR. COLLEGE A.S.B., Sophomore Class Council, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section. NORMA CROCKETT COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Secretary, Gym Representative, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section. GLEN CROFT COLLEGE A.S.B., J.V. Football 111, Varsity Football 121, .l.V. Basketball 111, Varsity Basketball 111, Varsity Baseball 111, Letterman Club. GENE CROSBY COLLEGE A.S.B., Band, B Football 111, B Basketball 111. BOB CROSS GENERAL A.S.B. LUELLEN CROWELL GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. MARIE CUNNINGHAM COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Representative, Publicity Chairman, Junior Class Council, F.B.L.A. BRUCE DAVIS COLLEGE A.S.B., Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, J.V. Tennis 121. the rcumplisbments, illilanp DOUGLAS DAY COLLEGE A.S.B., Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, President, F.T.A., President, B Basketball, Manager 111, F.B.L.A., Vice President, Band, Band Club, Key Club, C.S.F., Vice President, Jolly Roger, Junior Class Council. KAYE DE KINDER GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Representative, Treasurer, Ju- nior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Vice President, Pacettes 131, Captain 111, Da Vinci, Homemaking Contest, 2nd Place, Badminton Tournament 121, Volleyball Tournament 111. ROBERT DE VRIES COLLEGE A.S.B., President, Junior Class, Vice President, Rep- resentative, Coast League, President, Boys' State Representative, Elks Award Winner, Sigma Rho Al- pha, Spanish Section, Treasurer, Science Club. WAYNE DISBROW GENERAL A.S.B. ROBERT DODSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Cross Country 121. SHIRLEY ANN DONALDSON COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A. BARR L. DOTY MUSIC A.S.B., Porthole, Pi Alpha Sigma, Science Club, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Band, Orchestra, Band Club, C.S.F., Vice President, Activity Commit- tee, Chairman, Elks Most Valuable Student Award, 2nd Place, Bank of America Winner. SHIRLEY DOWLIN MUSIC A.S.B., Girls' League, Bible Club, Orchestra, Choir. CARROL DUKE COLLEGE A.S.B., Secretary, Girls' League, Sophomore Class Representative, Choir, Secretary, Girls' State Repre- sentative, Coast League Sportsmanship Judge Repre- sentative, Corsaires, Vice President, Da Vinci, C.S.F., Seal Bearer, Activity Committee, Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Section, Roman Banquet Empress. VERNON DUNCAN GENERAL A.S.B., Junior Class Council. LE ROY DURBIN COLLEGE A.S.B., Cross Country 111, B Football 1l1. SHERREL DYE COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League Representative, F.B.L.A., Trans- fer, Downey High School, Bible Club, Petite Masque. ROBERT ALLAN ELLIOTT COLLEGE A.S.B., Varsity Football 111, J.V. Football 111, B Basketball 111, Letterman Club. RICHARD ENDRES COLLEGE A.S.B., Science Club. RUSSELL ERICKSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B. ROBERT EVANS INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.5.B. JOAN TRAVERS EWART COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League. CARMAE FELLON COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League Representative, Song Leader 131, Sophomore Class Council, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Pep Club, President, Vice President, Treasurer, I.C.C. JUDITH FIFE COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Orchestra, A Cappella, Pacettes 121, Corsaires, Porthole, Pi Alpha Sigma, Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Section, Da Vinci. ROSELLI FINLEY HOME ECONOMICS A.S.B., Girls' League. PAUL FITCH INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Golf 121. STEVE FOSTER INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., J.V. Basketball 111, Basketball Correspond- ent, Press Telegram, Varsity Baseball, Manager 111. JODY FOX COLLEGE A.S.B., Varsity Baseball 111. SHERREE FOX ART A.S.B., Girls' League, C.S.F., Porthole, Pi Alpha Sigma, F.B.L.A., Transfer, Mary D. Bradford High School, Kenosha, Wis., G.A.A., Allied-Youth, Y-Teens. TOM FREDERIC COLLEGE A.S.B., Band, Orchestra, A Cappella. LOREN FRYER GENERAL A.S.B., Commissioner of Control, Varsity Football 111, B Football 121, B Basketball 121, C Basketball 111, Letterman Club, Vice President, Orchestra, A Cappella. PHIL FUETTE GENERAL A.s.B. JOHN GARCIA GENERAL A.S.B., Varsity Baseball 111 J.V. Baseball 121, Varsity Basketball 1I1, J.V. Basketball 111, B Football 111, Porthole, Sports Editor, Pi Alpha Sigma. JOAN GARRETT GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. MARY ALICE GARTLAND COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Sophomore Class Council, C.S.F., Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, F.B.L.A., Secretary, Corsaires, President, I.C.C. NANCY GAULT COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls League, Transfer, Rochester High School, Rochester, Penn,, Tri-Hi-Y Club, G.A.A., Secretary Treasurer, Girls' Glee, Library Club, Art Club, Red Cross Club, Stage Crew, Commercial Club of Economics 1 GARY GOODWIN A COLLEGE A.S.B., Varsity Baseball 1l1, Varsity Football 111, J.V. Football 111, Letterman Club. BOB GOULD GENERAL A.S.B., Band, J.V. Football 111 B Football 111, Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Section. MAYLEAN GRAHAM COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League. MARILYN GRIFFIN GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Treasurer, Friendship Chair- man, Pacettes 121, Song Leader, Pep Club, Vice President, Homecoming Queen, Carnival Queen, Jolly Roger. GEORGE GRIFFITH COLLEGE A.S.B., Varsity Basketball 131 , Varsity Baseball 131, Letterman Club, Porthole, Pi Alpha Sigma. MYRNA LOUISE GURLEY COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Ways and Means Chairman, Porthole, Page Editor, Pi Alpha Sigma, Dominoes, Bible Club, Corsaires, F.T.A., F.B.L.A. BARBARA HAGAN GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Girls' Glee, Pacettes 111, Jolly Roger, Pi Alpha Sigma. CALVIN HAKALA- GENERAL A.S.B., B Football ui. anh with nf tht Glas DEANNA HALL COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Dominoes, F.B.L.A., Bond, A Cappella. GLEN E. HANSEN JR. COLLEGE A.S.B., Pi Delta Chi, Audio-Visual Aid, Transfer, Richland Center High School, Wis., Rifle Club, President, Hornet Pep Band. CURT H. HANSON COLLEGE A.S.B., C.S.F., Seal Bearer, Key Club, Historian, Science Club, Charter Member, Constitution Com- mittee, Vice President, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Pi Alpha Sigma, President, Vice President, Jolly Roger, Bank of America +Winner, I.C.C. GARY LEE HARGLEROAD INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Pi Delta Chi, Secretary. JOYCE HARKEMA COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, G.A.A., Historian, F.B.L.A. GERALD JOSEPH HARTSON COLLEGE A.S.B., Varsity Football 111, B Football 121, Let- terman Club, Pi Delta Chi. JUDY ANN HARVEY GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., Da Vinci. GARY HEDGPETH GENERAL A.S.B. CARLOS HERNANDEZ COLLEGE A.S.B., Sophomore Class Council, Junior Class Rep- resentative, .lunior Class President, Senior Class President, Varsity Football 111, B Football 111, C Football 111, Letterman Club. CHARLES HITCHCOCK COLLEGE A.S.B. JERRY HODGES COLLEGE A.S.B., Varsity Football 121, B Football 111, Varsity Baseball 131, B Basketball 111, Letter' man Club, Sergeant-at-Arms. SANDY HOHL COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Vice President, Decoration Committee, Sophomore Class Representative, Junior Class Repreentative, Senior Class Council, Flag Girl 121, Captain 111, Pacettes 131, Homecoming Prin- cess, Alumni Representative, Porthole, Page Editor, Jolly Roger, Pi Alpha Sigma. LARRY HOLGUIN GENERAL A.S.B., Varsity Football 121, J.V. Basketball 111. JIM HOMBS COLLEGE A.S.B., Student Court Judge, Choir, C.S.F., Varsity Football 121, Varsity Basketball 121, J. V. Basket- ball 111, Varsity Baseball 131. Letterman Club. GEORGE HOMER COLLEGE A.S.B., Chess Club, Key Club, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Science Club, Charter Member, President, C.S.F., Seal Bearer, Scholarship Com- mittee, Sergeant-at-Arms, Elks Most Valuable Student Winner. DON HUDSON A.S.B. DIXIE HUGHES A.S.B., Girls' League, Executive Council, Representa- tive, Maiorette 131, Captain 111, Senior Class Treasurer. CLARENCE HUNT A.S.B., Varsity Baseball 111, J.V. Baseball 111, .l.V. Football 111, B Football 111. GENE HURST INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Varsity Baseball 111, J.V. Baseball 111. INDUSTRIAL ARTS COLLEGE GENERAL BEVERLY INGHAM GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. RONNIE JACKSON GENERAL A.S.B., Commissioner of Games, Porthole, Photog- rapher, Jolly Roger, Photographer, Pi Alpha Sigma, Varsity Football 111. DENNIS JOHNSEN COLLEGE A.S.B. LEE JOHNSON COLLEGE A.S.B., Golf 111, Letterman Club. LENOR JOHNSON COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Girls' Glee, C.S.F., Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, F.B.L.A., Canned Food Drive Chairman, I.C.C. BILL JONES INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Pi Delta Chi, Vice President. CHARLES JORGENSEN INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B. BOB JUAREZ GENERAL A.S.B., Band, Orchestra. DARWIN KARTCHNER GENERAL A.S.B. TOM KELLY COMMERCIAL A.S.B. ANNA MARIE KENNEDY COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Da Vinci, Song Leader 111, Pep Club, Jolly Roger, Senior Editor. GINGER KERN ART A.S.B., Girls' League, Decoration Chairman, Or- chestra, Da Vinci. DON KETZENBARGER GENERAL A.S.B., Junior Class President, Representative, Senior Class Representative, Jolly Roger, Sports Editor, Pi Alpha Sigma, Varsity Football 131, Varsity Bas- ketball 111. FRANCIS KIMBROUGH COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Historian, Sophomore Class Council, Dominoes, F.B.L.A., C.S.F., Activity Com- mittee. LANI M. KIRCHHEFER COLLEGE A.B.S., Vice President, Girls' League, G.A.A., Vice President, Letterettes, Secretary-Treasurer, Pacettes 111, Orchestra, Corsaires, F.T.A., C.S.F., Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Elks Most Valuable Student Nominee. RICHARD RALPH KLINE GENERAL A.S.B. DON KNOLES COLLEGE A.S.B., C.S.F. BETH KOOIMAN COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., Da Vinci, Vice Pres- ident, Secretary-Treasurer. JOHN KRACKE GENERAL A.S.B. JOE KURTZ COLLEGE A.S.B., Varsity Tennis 131, C Basketball 121, Band, Debate Team, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Key Club, Treasurer, C.S.F., Science Club. JOYCE Y. LA MONTE COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Pacettes 111, Orchestra, C.S.F., Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, F.B.L.A. MABLE LANCASTER COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League. DONNA LASSLEY GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., Bible Club, President, f 1957 A.S.B., Girls' League, Orchestra, C.S.F., Corsaires, Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Section, President, Spanish Section, Da Vinci, I.C.C. SANDY LEIDAL COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League Representative, Song Leader 121, Homecoming Princess, Queen of Hearts. BILL LEWIS COLLEGE A.S.B., Science Club, Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Sec- tion, C.S.F. FRANCES JOYCE LEWIS COLLEGE A.S.B., Commissioner of Public Relations, Girls' League, Porthole, Editor, Associate Editor, News Editor, C.S.F., Corsaires, President, Vice President, Pi Alpha Sigma, President, Sigma Rho Alpha, Span- ish Section, President, Secretary, I.C.C., Secretary- Treasurer. MARY JO LEWIS COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League Gym Representative, Girls' Glee, Junior Class Council, Bank of America Nom- inee, Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Section, C.S.F., Seal Bearer, Science Club, Secretary, Transfer, Bogalusa High School, Bogalusa, La., S.A.K. L ANN LITTLE COMMERCIAL I.C.C. PATRICIA LITTON COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, C.S.F., Seal Bearer. LAURIE LOCKARD COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., Transfer, South Gate High School, South Gate, Drama Club. CAROL LOEBRICH COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Pacettes 121, Yell Leader 111, Flag Girl 111, Pep Club. GLENDA LOLLEY GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. DON LONG INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Varsity Football 121, Letterman Club. GREG LOVETERE MUSIC A.S.B., Band,AOrchestra, Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Section. JOHN LOWTHIAN COLLEGE A.S.B., Chess Club, J.V. Tennis 121, J.V. Basket- ball 1I1, Varsity Basketball 111. MARTHA MADEWELL GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., Dominoes. LUPE MAGENO COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Cross Country 111, J.V. Baseball 121, B Basketball 111, C Basketball 111. RAMONA MAGENO COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, C.S.F., Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Treasurer, F.B.L.A. MAUREEN MALONE COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, F.T.A., Vice President, Mem- bership Committee, G.A.A., President, Recording Secretary, Sports Manager, Letterettes, Secretary- Treasurer, Historian, Porthole, Girls' Sports, Jolly Roger, Club Editor, Pi Alpha Sigma, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Bowling Club, C.S.F., Ac- tivity Committee, I.C.C., Senior Class Council. SALLY LEE MARQUIS COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' league, F.B.L.A., Executive Board, Bible Club, Transfer, San Pedro High, San Pedro, Chess Club. GLORIA MARTINEZ GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. STEPHEN B. MATHEWS INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B. JERRY MATSON GENERAL A.S.B., Varsity Football 111, J.V. Football 111, B Football 111, J.V. Basketball 111, J.V. Base- ball 111, Letterman Club. MARYLIN MATTHEWS GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. JEAN MAUMOYNIER GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. JOHN MC GUiRE INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Pi Delta Chi, Secretary, Varsity Basketball 111, C Basketball 111, Cross Country 111, Var- sity Track 111. SHERRY MC KEAN GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. ORVAL MC KINNEY GENERAL A.S.B. PAUL MC KINNEY GENERAL A.S.B., Pi Delta Chi. WAYNE MEINBERG GENERAL A.S.B. WESLEY MENARD COLLEGE A.S.B., Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Key Club, President, Science Club, Charter Member, Vice President, C.S.F., Seal Bearer, President, Bul- lock's Award, Bank of America Winner, Elks Most Valuable Student Nominee, I.C.C., Vice President. MARY ANN MENKE GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Girls' Glee, A Cappella, Transfer, Gulfport High School, Gulfport, Miss., Y-Teens, F.T.A., Future Homemakers of America. DENNIS W. MESENHIMER COLLEGE A.S.B., Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Section, Treasurer, Spanish Section, F.T.A., Historian, Membership Com- mittee, Key Club, Membership Committee, C.S.F., Seal Bearer, Activity Committee, Chairman, Library Committee, Chairman, Jolly Roger, Assistant Campus Editor, Pi Alpha Sigma, Vice President, Bank of America Nominee, Elks Most Valuable Student Nominee, I.C.C. DALE MILLER COLLEGE A.S.B., Varsity Football 111, Varsity Tennis 121, Letterman Clu b. LARRY MILLER COLLEGE A.S.B., Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Key Club, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section, Varsity Tennis 131, Jolly Roger. RAMEY J.R. MILLER INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Electronics Club, Sergeant-at-Arms. JANET RAE MINIUM COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, A Cappella, G.A.A., Letter- ettes, President, F.B.L.A. ROBIN MISER I COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., Executive Board. TERRY MIX GENERAL A.S.B., Transfer, Brown Military Academy, Tennis. TOM MORAN GENERAL A.S.B., Pi Delta Chi. PAT MORRISON GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., Dominoes. CAROLE MOSER COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Yell Leader 111, Pep Club, G.A.A., Tennis Manager, Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section. LORRAINE MYERS COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League. FRANK NAGLICH GENERAL A.S.B., Commissioner of Athletics, Varsity Football lll, J.V. Football lll, Letterman Club, President, Transfer, Poly High School, Long Beach. PAT NASH GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, G.A.A., Bible Club, F.B.L.A. MARCIA NAUGLER COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A. RICHARD NEGRETE INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Band, Band Club. JANET K. NELSON COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League. CLARENCE NEW INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Pi Delta Chi, C Basketball lll, Varsity Track lll, RUSSELL EUGENE NEWLAND GENERAL A.S.B. CARLA NIELSEN GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Orchestra. CLIFFORD W. NIELSEN INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B. SONJA CRUZ NIELSEN GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Girls' G.A.A., Pacettes l2l, Flag Gi Glee, Orchestra, rl lll, Jolly Roger, Pi Sigma Alpha, Da Vinci, C.S.F. EILEEN NOORDMAN A.S.B., Girls' League. STEVE OLDS A.S.B. JIM ORAM A.S.B., Varsity Football l3l, Letterman Club. BOB ORDWAY A.S.B. LINDA ORENDORFF A.S.B., Girls' League, Modes man, Senior Class Secretary. MARILEE OTTERSON GENERAL GENERAL COLLEGE Varsity Track l2l, GENERAL COMMERCIAL and Manners Chair- A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A., Sigma Rho Spanish Section, Treasurer. VIRGIL OWEN A.S.B., Da Vinci. ARTATH MARIE PACE A.S.B., Girls' League, G.A.A. GEORGIA PAPE A.S.B., Girls' League. DENNIS PAULSON COLLEGE Alpha, GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL COLLEGE A.S.B., Jolly Roger, Class Editor, Pi Alpha Sigma, Sigma Rho Alpha, Latin Section, Pi Delta Chi, Bowl- ing Club. CLYDE EDWARD PEARCE COLLEGE A.S.B., Choir, Cross Country l2l, Letterman Club. PEGGY PEAVY COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A. HARRY PENNINGTON GENERAL A.S.B., Varsity Tennis ll l . FRANKIE PEREZ INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Cross Country l2l, Varsity Track l2l, Captain lll, Letterman Club. JERRY PERIGEN COLLEGE A.S.B., Orchestra, J.V. Football lll, Varsity Track lll- Zln iBaramuunt'5 Saga EDDIE PERRY INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B., Transfer, South Gate High School, South Gate, Latin Club, Drawing Club. ROSE LEE PERRY ART A.S.B., Girls' League, Girls' Glee, A Cappella, Senior Class Council, Yell Leader lll, Pep Club, President, Da Vinci, C.S.F., I.C.C. SUE PERRY GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Girls' Glee, Choir. JEROME L. PETERSON GENERAL A.S.B., Varsity Football, Manager l3l, Varsity Basketball, Manager l3l, Varsity Tennis, Manager l3l- HOWARD R. PHILLIPS GENERAL A.S.B. GLENNA MORGAN POMEROY COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.L.A. BOBBIE PRESTON GENERAL A.S.B., Commissioner of Public Relations, Girls' League, Decoration Committee, Pacettes l2l, A Cappella, Jolly Roger, Porthole, Page Editor, Pi Alpha Sigma, Secretary-Treasurer, Da Vinci, Treas- urer, I.C.C. ROBERT RALSTON COLLEGE A.S.B., Varsity Football lll, J.V. Football lll, Cross Country l2l. RONNIE RANKIN COLLEGE A.S.B. JOYCE LYNCH REINHARD COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Treasurer, Girls' League, Sophomore Class Representative, Junior Class Treasurer, C.S.F., Seal Bearer, Corsaires, Vice President, Treasurer, Vale- dictorian. JUDY REITES GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League. JOHN RESOORT COLLEGE A.S.B. DICK REYNOLDS COLLEGE A.S.B., J.V. Football l2l. HILMA IRENE RHODES GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Transfer, Wilson High School, Long Beach, S.P.Q.R. GARY RICH GENERAL A.S.B., Sophomore Class President, Varsity Football lll, B Football l2l, B Basketball lil. SHIRLEY RIGGERT GENERAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Girls' Glee, Choir, F.B.L.A. ROSALIE ROBESON COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.l..A., Dominoes, Secretary. ROBERT ROLLO GENERAL A.S.B. MARY ANN ROMBERG COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, Orchestra, Pacettes l2l, C.S.F., Da Vinci, Corsaires, Historian. ROSALIE ROZIC COMMERCIAL A.S.B., Girls' League, F.B.l.A., Dominoes. LAURA RUMMANS COLLEGE A.S.B., Girls' League, Bible Club. J. W. RUSSELL GENERAL A.S.B., Varsity Football lll, J.V. Football lll, B Football lll, Varsity Basketball lll, J.V. Basketball lll, B Basketball lll, J.V. Baseball l2l, Letterman Club. FARRELL SCOTT COLLEGE A.S.B. ilt 'iirahrs Zlts iililark! BETTY SCRANTON COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: F.B.L.A. JANICE ELAINE SEAL COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: A Cappella: Girls' Glee: C.S.F.: G.A.A. ROBERT SHACKLEFORD COLLEGE A.S.B.: A Cappella: Varsity Baseball 121: J.V. Bas- ketball 121: B Football 121: Letterman Club. BRUCE SHERMAN COLLEGE A.S.B.: J.V. Baseball 121. SYLVIA SHERMAN GENERAL A.S.B.: Girls' League. PATRICIA KAY SIGLER COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: G.A.A., Corresponding Sec- retary: Letterettes: Bible Club, Vice President, Secre- tary. MARTIN VISSER COLLEGE A.S.B.: Varsity Baseball 121: J.V. Baseball 111: Letterman Club. DON VORHIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B.: Varsity Football 121: B Football 111: Varsity Basketball 121: J.V. Basketball 111. KENNETH WALKER COLLEGE A.S.B. AUDREY WALSH COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: Choir: G.A.A. ROBERT WALTERS GENERAL A.S.B. DON MARTIN WARNER COLLEGE A.S.B.: Varsity Football 121: B Football 111: Vor- sity Track 121: B Track 111: Most Valuable B Football Player: Most Valuable Football Player: Most ROBERT SMAU-Woob GENERAL Valuable Track Player: Letterman Club: Sigma Rho A.S.B.: F.B.L.A. Alpha, Latin Section, President: l.C.C. CHUCK SMITH INDUSTRIAL ARTS RANDY WELCH COMMERCIAL A-5-EM A.S.B.: Sophomore Class Vice President: Sophomore SHARQN SOI-IMINE COLLEGE Class Council: Junior Class Council: J. V. Football A.S.B.: Girls' League: A Cappella: C.S.F., Sergeant- Il li B Foolbull ill? B Truck ill- al-Arms, library Committee: Sigma Rho Alpha, Span- BEVERLY WE'-LS GENERAL ish Section: Corsaires: Bible Club. A.S.B., Commissioner of Rallies: Girls' league, Coun- PAT SORENSEN COMMERCIAL A.S.B.': Girls' League: Sophomore Class Treasurer: Senior Class Council: Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section: Da Vinci. JERRY LYNN SPEELMAN COLLEGE A.S.B.: .l.V. Football 111: J.V. Basketball 121: Var- sity Tennis 1111. SANDY SPELLMAN COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: F.B.L.A. CHARLES STANDLEY COLLEGE ' A.S.B.: Band: Dance Band: Debate Team: C.S.F.: Science Club: F.T.A. DIANE STEWART COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: Senior Class Council: Pacettes 121: F.B.L.A., Executive Board: Corsaires, Historian. JERRY TAYLOR GENERAL A.S.B. DICK TEAFORD COLLEGE A.S.B.: Dance Band: Porthole, Associate Business Manager: Jolly Roger. SALLY M. THOMAS GENERAL A.S.B.: Girls' League. WAYNE TIRHEIMER INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B.: Varsity Football 111: B Football 121 : Varsity Basketball 121: J.V. Basketball 111: Varsity Baseball 111: J.V. Baseball 111: Letterman Club. ROBERT TOLLE COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: A Cappella: Pacettes 111. KAY TSURUSATO INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B.: B Football 111: Varsity Track 121. DAVE TUCKER COLLEGE A.S.B. BARBARA TURNER COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League. RUDY UGLAND GENERAL A.S.B.: B Football 111. ALICE VAN BEEK GENERAL A.S.B., Commissioner of Rallies: Girls' League, Gym Representative: Sophomore Class Secretary: Junior Class Council, Prom Chairman: Senior Class Council, Prom Chairman: Homecoming Princess: Junior Prom Queen: Jolly Roger, Edjtor: Pi Alpha Sigma: C.S.F.: Elks Leadership Award, Second Place. cil, Friendship Chairman: Pacettes 121: Song leader 111: Pep Club: Jolly Roger: Pi Alpha Sigma: Da Vinci. WAYNE ALLEN WI-ITTE GENERAL A.S.B.: Pi Della Chi. WAYNE L. WHITE INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B. GEORGE E. WHITEHEAD INDUSTRIAL ARTS A.S.B.: Varsity Track 121: B Track 111. ALBERT WHITLOW GENERAL A.S.B. WANDA WILLIAMS MUSIC A.S.B.: Girls' League: Orchestra. JANET WILSON COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: F.B.L.A.: Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section: C.S.F., Library Committee. TANYA MARGARET WREN COLLEGE A.S.B.: Girls' League: G.A.A., President, Treasurer: Letterettes, Vice President: F.T.A.: F.B.L.A.: C.S.F.: l.C.C. ANNE WRIGHT COLLEGE A.S.B.: Girls' League: Jolly Roger, Senior Editor: Pi Alpha Sigma, Secretary-Treasurer: F.B.L.A.: Executive Board: C.S.F. F ALIC . WYSONG COMMERCIAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: Transfer, Bell Gardens High School, Bell Gardens: F.T.A.: C.C.C.: G.A.A.: Drama Club. JEAN YOIINT GENERAL A.S.B.: Girls' League. BOB ZAMBONI COLLEGE A.SB.: Transfer, Superior High School, Superior, Wy- oming: School Paper, Artist: Yearbook Staff. ROSALIE ZEIGNER GENERAL A.S.B.: Girls' League: Pacettes 111: Porthole, Busi- ness Manager: Jolly Roger, Business Manager: Pi Alpha Sigma: F.B.L.A.: Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section. WESLEY ZWEIFEL COLLEGE A.S.B.: Band: Pep Band: Band Club: Sigma Rho Alpha, Spanish Section: Science Club: Dominoes: C.S.F. ? XV lk - I' PM , 'Nw' I on K4 If UI 'VUH 'H4 imuif f RSX' ,fly - X ummm s ww ag? f.. 4' QQ 4, Z 31 A... W' W JACQUE SHARP, PHYLLIS BROWN Junior Class President and Vice President. MJ JULIE WISBY, JOYCE MENARD Junior Class Secretary and Treasurer. Juniors, whose leadership is markedly coed and whose president, Jacque Sharp, served her class in the same capacity in its sophomore year, were moving into the role of campus leadership. Money-making with iingle iars, a Homecoming Pin sale, and roller skating parties loomed large. Following tradition, they chose their smart charcoal class sweaters and selected a handsome class ring design. JUNIOR COUNCIL Row One: Doris Pace, Cathy Hussing, Judy Snyder, Anne Varian, Priscilla Grohe, Sherry Johnson, Sharon Penasky, Jene ny Allen, Joyce Menard, Renae Taylor. Row Two: Dennis Walk- Junior Class Council. er, Herb Keehart, linda Adkins, Karen Cook, Phyllis Brown, Sharon Eyler, Linda Thormod- sen, Julie Wisby, Jacque Sharp, Ralph Webster, Jan Bandringag Jiaeirs tn ileahersbip Dainty Anne Varian, future teacher, counts on Student and Junior Councils, in C.5.F. and with fellow club members. lt's sports that focus the spot- light on well groomed Richard Benson who wows the fans as a stand-out in football and basketball. Robert Negrete, class represent- ative in his sophomore year, never misses a dance. A style- setter, he also served as Bee team quarterback. 7 Public-spirited Linda Adkins has served her school well as Girls' league, Class, and Student Council representative for two years. Half-time finds Karen Cook performing as Pacette or Flag Girl. Versatile, she rates on class councils, in A Cappella Choir, or Sigma Rho Alpha. A way with words puts Renae Taylor in editorial spots on Porthole and Jolly Roger staffs. An ex-Pacette, she also belongs to Pi Sigma Alpha. 7l Row One: Betty Shefko, Karen Pohlman, Joan Luurtsema, Judy Mosby, Rosana Maletta, Connie Marquis, Lorene Anderson. Row Two: Stephanie Butler, Connie Brooks, Linda Thormodsen, Barbara Swangle, Alice Laird, Jackie Rapp, Shirlene Bach, Anne Varian, Catherine Williams. Row Three: Mrs. Margaret Bullington, Connie Broom, Doris Montgomery, Velma Young, Peggy Smith, Terry Gee, Gilbert Mclntyre, Melvin Lewis, Richard Breeding, John Hutchens, John Dugan. Row Four: Cole man Ayers, Glenn Marker, Ralph Gutierrez, David Bridge, Eddie Shannon, Gary Adams. Row One: James Hall, Virginia Fish, Pat Tumbleson, Elaine Trystad, Janet Latlig, Bruce Owens. Row Two: Dorothy Ruther lord, Sharon Penosky, Jeanette Shepard, Mary June Catongia, Theresa Herbelin, Geraldine Noblett, Barbara Cooley, Barbara Lee. Row Three: Mrs. Margaret Bullington, Richard Benson, Herbert Keehart, Larry Alcock, Kenneth Staples, Larry Nickelson, Mike Kotch, Bill Waters, Charles Posten, Eric Snethen, Al Brumfield, Eugene Wilson, Wayne Nurmela. if gg iii? Row One: Linda Gray, Darlene Berry, Edna Friedman, Clara McCulla, Sharon Walsh, Laura Getrost, Mariorie Crowell. Row Two: LaVon Bobo, Myrna Kelso, Linda Kottmann, Virginia Reed, Sandra Davis, Carmen Guillen, Billie Jo George, Sharon Eyler, Mariio lrwin. Row Three: Dolores Garcia, Charlene Bishop, Claudia Larkin, Barbara Mills, Theresa Leie- ritz, Loris Kennedy, Josephine Paioff, Arlene Lundberg, Gayle Herron, Linda Adkins, Mrs. Margaret Bullington. Row Four: Gary Ruffino, Bill Robertson, Gilbert Little, George Hall, Gary Varner, Don Killian. Row One: John Baird, Richard Bender, Betty Skidmore, Sharon Finley, Bill Smith, Virgil Bomar. Row Two: Kay Cooper, Jacque Sharp, Velma Martin, Shirley Freebairn, Darlene Bill, Bonnie White, Virginia Brooks, Anne Denick, Anita Rowe, Jo Anne Peterson. Row Three: Mrs. Margaret Bullington, Leah Potterwich, Sammie Young, Karen Cook, Pat Edison, John Casper, Butch Weiman, Bill Mortenson, Gene Moore. Row Four: Terry Fleming, Denny Duncan, Glen Shaw, Randy Haynes, Marvin McKinney, Lyle Anderson. Row Che: Don Wagner, Carl Kunce, Dave Frolhlich, Micky Morton, Bob Holley, Art Roias. Row Two: Jim Smotherman, Margery Meier, Ruth Varela, Betty Walsh, Darlene Morrison, Gail Perdue, Bill Loper. Row Three: Mrs. Nancy Arnhiem, Barton Mayhew, Richard LoVetere, Dean Schmeckpeper, Dan Andrus, Ralph Webster, Ray Bunch, Jan Bandringa, Bob Hyatt, Bob Bigelow. Row One: Bob Colton, Helen Dena, Helen Hubbard, Mildred Sheppard, lla Mae Broad, Freddie Gutierrez. Row Two: Pat Erdmann, Sandy Nelson, Sherill Oliver, Linda Clark, Delores Greever, Joyce Menard, Eleanor Nimocks, Jeannine Genoway, Betty Foster. Row Three: Mrs. Nancy Arnhiem, Pat Harrison, Debbie Smith, Ray Haering, Bill Thomas, Dave McNabb, Jim Mclemore, Jim Harris. Row Four: Dave Chase, Felix Mendoza, Norman Cole, Ken Wyatt, Fred Fleshman, Richard Watson S 'ne, Dan Dillman, Tony Negrete. Byro n Mclntosh, Gary ai v'smn-wax'fhu.,,,,,7ll Wham, I ,A 'QQAMQ 'Q- S 0 Row One: Priscilla Grobe, Ardith Pearce, Peggy Hall, Beverly Ruth, Dorothy Halfast, Mary Lou Howard, Mary Gritton. Row Two: Judy McWilliams, Janice Doney, Barbara Garrison, Pat Carroll, Virginia Martin, Phyllis Brown, Sue Ballard, Alice Madrigal, Roberta DeDen, Dorothy Conklin. Row Three: Mrs Nancy Arnhiem, Dixie Chapman, Virginia Mish, Bryant Carter, Gary Hull, Joe Fantin, Gene Wendell, Bob Morning, Ronald Riley, Warren Hanson. Row Four: Richard DeSilva, Robby Montague, David Goldsworth, Jerry Kendall, John Carlson, Dave Dudley, Larry Edwards, Jim Hamilton, Martin Englander. Row One: James McDugald, Bobbi Smith, Julia De Witt, Ellen Peterson, Sandra Smart, Shirley Friedman, Evelyn Hedrick, Pete Rubio. Row Two: Janice McCoy, Darlene Berry, Joyce Gregoire, Lana Lake, Cathy Hussing, Jeanne Chenard, Lynda Johnson, Linda Garrett, Marie Gurley. Row Three: John Ramirez, Mickey Hogan, John Schubert, Bill Nichols, Freddy Valles, Robert Negrete, Karl Krumme, Dave Gonzales, Jerry Hughes, Angel Magdaleno, Dean Terry. Row Four: Duane Mahan, Robert Menke, Tom Harlan, Phil Curtis, Roger Fletzher, Pat Callis, Dave Douglas, Bill Verkamp, Morris Sutliff, Art Vavak, Mr. Edward Sirotnak. Row One: Richard Massey, Gene McDugald, Norman Parry, Bob Howard, Joe Rozar. Row Two: Robert Shinn, Gloria Warrington, Barbara Klann, Judy Cox, Joan DeKay, Karen Haug, Harriet Moore. Row Three: Mr. Edward Siratnak, Don Witt, Myron Waller, Gary Prentice, Joe DeGraff, Forrest Reynard, Charles Williams, Gary Phillis. Row One: David Warchol, Dave Stevens, Dorothy Delimy, Renae Taylor, Jeanette Schlafer, Lafern Scott, Dave Walblom, George Csiki, Row Two: Gay Myers, Janet Cibello, Jan Borden, Jeanne O'Malley, Doris Myers, Della Jones, Carole Mac- Lean, Brenda Salchak, Gail Coleman. Row Three: Mr. Edward Sirotnak, Jim Keef, Joe Thomas, Dave Pennington, Dennis Elkins, Bob Douglas, Dennis Sharp, Roger Williamson, Lee Cook, Jim Shimano. Iimhing Mp STEPHEN FLETCHER, PAT BOLTON Sophomore Class President and Vice President RICKY NEGRETE, PENNY VAVAK Sophomore Class Secretory and Treasurer Row One: Barbara Boker, Patsy Moore, Gloria Potocki, Janet Chikami, Clovis Swanger, Martha Fuchs, Ricky Negrete, Dora Hernandez, Anna Rocha. Row Two: .ludy Mills, Bill Young, Bill Lee, Ronnie Jackson, Pat Bolton, Steve Fletcher, Sue Miller, sophomore class council. 78 Barbara Pulsifer, Jerry Hombs, promising soph wheels. T' Dora Hernandez, and Mar- tha Fuchs, sophomore repre- sentatives. i E fc f fi Statistically the largest class in the history of Paramount, the Sophs formed a terrific and loyal rooting section. Sparked by President Steve Fletcher, they organized a novel box social, Nov. 28, a car wash, April 6, and additional cake sales. All this led up to Star Dust, the super Soph Slide, in the gym, May 4. Clovis Swanger, Jerry Otterson, pop- ular sophs, talk it over. Su Mg ann ice! Row One: Nancy Hecock, Betty Didun, Linda Cutten, Barbara Jones, Rita Merle Wilson, Carol Brooks, Carolyn Gilusich. Row Two: Donna Smith, Lucy Winemiller, Rosie Rivera, Barbara Baker, Sandy Brooks, Norma Scranton, Virginia Stafford, Sue Miller, Martha Lou McGregor. Row Three: Patsy Moore, Donna Wysong, Shirley Baker, Janet Jones, John Stacer, Richard Essex, Eldon Taylor ,Lois Beard, Janna Snyder, Mrs. Jennieve James. Row Four: Steve Garcia, Ken Tsurusato, Richard Serafini, Pat Bolton, Joe Zamboni, Bruce Lunsford, Keith Billeter. Row One: Gerrit Postma, Ben White, Angie Juarez, Gloria Mendoza, Betty McColIom, Jane Sunley, Paul Reinhard, Hans Jorgensen. Row Two: Ja Ann Bradfield, Peggy Paulson, Donna Kern, Beatrice Quarles, Ann Rose, Jean Rogers, Earleen, Terry, Lana Pauley, Janet Scott, Marilyn Shadden, Petti Parman. Row Three: Henry Tramp, Robert Thines, Bill Boston, Bob Ditmar, Curtis Smith, Ken Nash, Terry Schwartz, Charles Taylor, Pat Tucker, Ronnie Shepardson, Robert Kent, Mrs. Jen- nieve James. Barnard Shirley Row One: Conrad Parry, Alberta Byrnes, Pat Fullen, Pat Summey, Joan Davis, Judy Clary, Sharon , Earl, Lawrence Graham. Row Two: Esta Nielsen, Sally Curtis, Judy Husiman, Carole Wagner, Ann Artale, Deanna Berry, Claudette Drennan, Dixie Wylie, Connie Bryant, Laura Hawkins, Barbara Freebairn, Dolores McCollough. Row Three: James Mills, Richard Voetee, John Hawkes, Steve Taylor, Gary Norwood, Charles Bennett, Mark Reid, Dale Powers, Billy Allen, Frank Van Diest, Mr. Robert Hines. Row One: Benny Orozco, Mike Sosa, Mark Matson, Ben Millan, Arthur Winford, Norman Stoton, Bill Tomich, Rod Gos- ser. Row Two: Scott Worley, John Cunningham, Elgin Chavez, Diane Morris, Marion Piper, Sandro Jackson, LoVonne Riggert, Lonnie Smith, Bob Sedwick. Row Three: Mr. Robert Hines, Cecil Riggert, Ron Marshall, Richard Melendez, Hank ' Charles Newcomb, Curtis Lego, Richard Baker, Jim Recer, Carl Peavy, Bill Tidwell, Larry Routt. Bolorquez, Row One: George Goldman, Marci Tift, Judy Carrington, Barbara DeVere, Bob Burdette. Row Two: David Morgan, Don- na Kirchheler, Janice Stribling, Roberta Hodges, Joyce Fergot, Pam McCarroll, Karen Blocker, Vonnie Pearsons, Connie Wol- lum. Row Three: Mary Lynn Fifield, Betty Russell, Donna Randall, Hank Fiedler, Al Christ, John Smith, Michon Chouteau, Jerri Janes, Darlene Buck, Diane Long, Mr. Robert Hines, Row Faur: Joe Neill, Larry Prince, Rudy Correa, Goro Shimono, Russell Flanagan, Steve Fuller, Dennis Hanson, Stan Campbell. Row One: David Hurt, Barbara Bierre, Pauline Davis, Ruby McCraw, Jo Ann Larson, Laura Anne Keller, Rosalee McDugald, Brad Harp. Row Two: Totsy Harris, Gloria Hedgpeth, Meredith Davis ,Sandra Atchison, Diane Forsyth, Kathy Adkins, Judy Mangold, Sylvia Tomlin, Mary Smith, Marie Holmes, Shirley Butler, lrene Jolley, Belly Bottoms, Lu Rae Long, Darlene Sport, Doris Blowers, Phil Oliver, Jerry Fields, Bob Theising, Ron Jackson, Bill Kennedy, Richard Lane, Gary Barnes, Ricky James, Mr. Robert Hines. Row Four: Don Alexander, Joe Jaime, Ken Robinson, Don Fallon, Greg LeBlanc, Jack Lank- ford, Wayne Deming, James Gideon, Jim Haacker, John Cowell, Frank Holt. Row One: William Kaeneke, Lorrie Thomas, Bill Boyd. Row Two: lorrin Lambert, Barbara Slote, Ina Menees, Emma Traylor, Barbara Lindstrom, Jean Allison, Alice Getrost, Darrell Wood. Row Three: Albert Garcia, Gary Arrowsmith, Gary Johnson, Frank Shubert, Ralph Blackman, Jim Caldwell, Bob Brimley, Bob Jaques, Mike Kinkade, Mr. Charles Porto. Row One: Shirley Broom, Shirley Groenhagen, Maryon Mclntosh, Pat Trout, Dolores Esquibia, Modesto Serrato, Joan lee' bolt, Betty Stevens, Carole Gardner: Row Two: Margaret Rogers, Eddy Bair, Norman Wyatt, Mike liller, Henry Morales, Bill Cole, Gary Livingston, Charles Thomson, Robert Perez, Joe Jaime, Toni Genoway, Mr. Charles Porto. tl v a X 'llvlqgy ' fa I U Row One: Johnny Morgan , Jean Rogers, DeeAnn Clemens, Dorothy Naglich, Nelva Romberg, Dolores Worsham, Ronald Morgan. Row Two: Mary Ann Smith, Ruby Kuble, Priscilla Farthing, Janice Pettygrove, Jeannete Carmichael, Sandy Ture nauer, Berdina Plantage, Charlene Truman, Susan Peterson, Sheila Miller. Row Three: Mr. John Myres, Arlen Cook, Alvin Overstreet, Charles Aguirre, Tom Perkins, Vincent Barisic, Ted Shears, Dennis Wilson, Herb Miner, Jerry Tedder, Richard Moore. Row Four: Terry Swets, Levon Matson, Paul Roberts, Wes Osburn, Robert Silinsky, Bruce Rumsey, Bill Frick. Row One: John Akerman, Camilla Huffaker, Linda Young, Cheryl Witt, Loretta Allen, Irene Arias, Ronald Costa. Row Two: Linda Sansoni, Carol Brubaker, Janice Price, Lynda Clabaugh, Linda Fifield, Roxanne Tucker, Lynda Brehm, Linda Bandringa, Cecilia Guillen, Mary Ann Diaz. Row Three: Mr. John Myres, Buddy Hundley, Ken Ellison, Richard Bonneau, Larry Frakes, Jesse Goad, Fred De Vries, Gary Dye, Ronnie Dowell, Dennis Abler, Terry Bookout, Richard Fife. -11 ,,,- B ssham Row Row One: Clinton Meador, Pat Fullbright, lois Kelly, Bea Smith, Barbara Swink, Brooke Socket, Donald o . Two: Hope Carreon, Pat Hendrix, Pat Houser, Carolyn Herron, Judy Thompson, Rose little, Diane Pirtle, Louise Schwenk, Connie Sturges, Claris Westrum. Row Three: Paul DeDen, Chuck Satow, Jim Cowman, Shasta Keeling, Bill Clemons, Mike Kight, Art Sanders, Don Shelter, Gary Neal, Mr. Robert Hines. Row Four: Coy Martin, Charles Potter, George Hall, Den- nis Taylor, Mike Shelton, Ken Jeffus, John Harrell, Matt Hogan, Ed Morgan, Larry l.eDoux, Joe Boglia. Row One: Penny Worley, Sandra Ross, Marlene Brooks, Sharon Roghair, Judy Breugelman, Hope Stobnau, Patricia Mc- Kemy, Patsy Jackson, Glenda Holland, Madeleine Moody. Row Two: Barbara Melton, Madlyn Wann, Penny Vavak, Fern Cope, Elaine Maze ,Cynthia Shirley, Gay Wiseharl, Sharron Scales, Sharon Brown, Elsa Gee, Mrs. Jennieve James. Rocha, Helena Rocha, David Dymond, Joe Soelter, Mike Hafle, Steve Fletcher, Kenneth McCreery, Alan Row Three: Anna Hitchens. is li es gf Row One: Karl Harvey, Mary Conley, Jay Hattan, Anna Brigzt, Delores McCabe, John Hale. Row Two: Barbara Pulsifer, Ricky Negrete, Dora Hernandez, Carol Parker, Gloria Potocki, Margie Merwin, Judy Paeman, Sharon Coombes, Janet Chi- ka:':i. Raw Three: Mrs, Jennieve James, Nancy Mehr, Susan Evans, Clovis Swanger, Joyce lseminger, Linda Vander Linden, Pat Fox, Judy Mills, Gayle MacGregor, Mary Jane Kress. Row Four: Doug O'Toale, Mike Gibbons, Jerry Hombs, Bill Coaies, Jerry Otterson, John Taylor, Dean Tulley, Joseph Thompson, David Lundberg, Allen Hill. Row One: Raymond Perez, Jan Stevens, Pat Bane, Carole Miller, Iva Hutto, Jeff Kneeland. Row Two: Jeannette Du Chien, Pat Breeding, Eda Beth Hawkins, Ja Ann Fry, Iva Ann Pyle, Gail Dumphy ,Martha Fuchs, Nancy MacDonald, Lillian Miran- da, Elidia Dominguez. Row Three: Jim Peabody, Bruce Thompson, James DeKay, Gary Chitwood, Tam Sipes, Jim Robert- son, Larry Gaugenmaier, Dan Hunt, Sammy Campus, Carl Masen, Mrs. Jennieve James. Row Four: Don Merrifield, lerry Dragoo, Bill Young, Fred Richardson, Don Harrell, Bob Hutto, Frank Codlin. 9 Aw f W xg I H il m - 9 , Q Ka 'Yr XQ X D49 lv? A, 5 ii W if f' X x gg X ui sf My W GX .5 Q 5 a ' if if ' I, J A xiii .Y JE Wk J Sc g, M 53 f my VW ggi: .. G fax E1 4- x ff ,TA x , ' an 1 'E ff? 'Li 2 E E iii? VFVXX -Q a 2 ,A M ,,..-- W sf, 'fa 4' ky : ' , kg xg, A QQ 9- 1 www- wk sg J-J , E Q .QSZW W M Jw I Q3 S MW W QA- X :J9i5N4-ji -J?gP'-3-J X JQTQX S, Q 2 .. M tj' , 7 Q Y oknwk ' Ti , 0...f8L ogg U2-uyk If new . Effgfslifdlrefnld 'fFE2e51TEsf:.?Xfaofi.ffEDYQTQHHELhcffpalbglfguffli .V ennus esen .mef,.,n e ea ef cy cow. I Qs , A sm, H ww if 'il Q tfwfizl gf0 U v 'pygmy :Juni we dba. ,3- PM df p Ici- 89 J Jliibiitllr iifiii r ufvNfif 2,3 J pa , rw V W , D- 4 4 iw 'K ivxff.lf:i 2 .A-, s1iA:?J:9+3 .ss..wwwgff Q, 4 'LH f Q 65 Wa i3iff.,V 4 15 V, , 33 'ix W1 at itwf , 1 Y QV l'fl' f ,ty :W if W, 1' IO!! 1 0 f M will Xl, 1 lv, ft if lj? A?4xL I U' fl - M U 1 ici, JV M7 fill! A ,rf 4 , W ' , 4 ft M' IM ,M f,f1f1f7M ffwf ,fy C J I ,X 0, D On King Arthur's Carousel in Fantasyland millions of Americans, from Maine to California, forget their cares and laugh delightedly as do these Pirate club presidents. Back home in Paramount it is they who spark the round of campus fun including such traditional events as The Home- coming Dance, the Winter Whirl, and the riotous May Carnival. may for Jfantastir Jfun fb ig ::- I gt. ' ,SXSW at Wi A, gs? Pg , X ,nn -F ' 1 ik gsm? FWZ'-. T J k ww 'if 1 23 2 9 www. ,sm 'M ,M W . Q v Wits? 4'l'e7E'3'35'5-G 3 Mzsnmzzzzy 5 'K W if H W ?:fia?g...,K,.,.,w,F 5 . . Mlwjl' A ig 4' vw 91 W 5 ,.-V. i ? , fe Q. 3 va-J M- UQ Q., N 41' 5 Wm wg g la 1 ,as 3 4? W 3' Q WML? w nv X f f r ,.,.,. I , 'iw 41 if ff' Q M , 1 2 Q24 4, M fx f 1 U yx fi Q 9 , I , 5 s A 3 v :-:-:::::s4f ':r:a5s5ggg 1 3 X R 1 4 5 N -nv.. gr J: 'J ff R MUDAV' HO LI DAY ef 2 :I af M 3 , di WINTER BUT NEVER GLOOMY Cortez Peters ..,....4,..,........., Carol Lionette ..,..A.,...,, Canned Food Dance ,..v,... Winter Whirl ...,..,.,...,.. Football Banquet ....w. ......Dec. ......Dec. ......Dec ......,..Dec. Leo lrby Assembly ,..v... ......... J an. A.S.B. Election .....,....... ...... J an, Sweetheart Dance .....,.... ......,. F eb. Faculty vs. Vagabonds ...., ....., F eb. Hi Mom Banquet ............ ,..,.... F eb. Alumni vs. Varsity ..,. ......,., M ar. Judo Assembly ....,.. ,,,...... M ar Hawaiian Express ,............,.... .,,,.,,. M ar. Foreign Student Assembly ....... ........ M ar Roman Banquet A...,...s,....,,,,s, ,A.,,,., M ar SUDDENLY lT'S SPRING Rose Marie Reed Assembly ...,.......,..,.,.. Command Performance ,,.,,,., ...7,, Cancer Drive Dance ...,.,,c.......c. ,..... Sadie Hawkins Day 8. Dance s..... .c.... Formal Fashion Show ,,....V,,,., ,,,,,, Soph Slide .....,c.....,.v,.,. ,.,c,, Career Day ,.A..s....,. ..s,,, Carnival ....,..c...,,,c.,... ,,,,,, Senior Mothers' Tea ,.... .,.,.. Caine Mutiny and l2 Angry Women A.S.B. Election .,w,,,,.,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,, J-Hop .,......,.. .,,,,, Senior Prom ,..... ,,,,,, Senior Outing .......,,.... .,,,,, Senior Talent Show .4,.,, ,,s,,s Baccalaureate ,......, ,,,,,, Senior Breakfast ....c, -,,,,s Commencement ,..... April April April ,April .May ,May May May ,May May l6- ,May May .May .June .June June June .June l CARLOS HERNANDEZ, senior president, gloats over intra-mural sign of victory, The Kool Stool. CARROL DUKE displays All-Coast-League Sports- manship Trophy, won for a second consecutive year. Svkills ilearneh Coordination ,courage, and cooperation spell success as these tumblers work together. Seen at the Roman Banquet and Command Per- formance, the performers drew admiring ap- olause from the audiences and commenda- tion from their coach, Miss Jo Ann Day. Part of a varied and valuable gymnastic and sports program for girls here at Para- mount High School, tumbling is both stimu- lating and popular. Smell future YJ Sgungess, is it is L2 Q J -, ww I . is X s t 1 s flgv, ,' . 54 V 14:34 1 .J N 'K a-P X ' at ji. Q Nl sw' .eww mm - qigii lt takes hours of work a week to produce the excellent performances which the Para- mount Pacettes, under the supervision of Mrs, Pauline Katnich, give before packed stands at home football games. Striving for preci- sion, novelty, and grace, the Pirate Drill Team is always a favorite whether on pa- rade, at assemblies, or under the great arc lights on Homecoming Night. The wonders of physics in an atomic age interest boys and girls alike. Together they explore the realms of heat, light, sound, and mechanics. Class experiments ,under the watchful eye of Mr. Austin Harper, lead budding scientists and future physicists far from teenage paths of rock n' roll. ln- spired by tempting scholarships now offered in science, college-bound Pirates work eager- ly to measure up. NJ:-W Teaching Pirates the theory of the operation of automobile units is part of Mr. Richard Orcutt's iob. They, in turn, prepare note- books tor future reference and use. The steering mechanisms, suspension systems, and other design features of different makes of cars are compared and evaluated, Popular, the course makes clear the functions of the various mechanical and electrical units. Life science, offered by Mr. Leland Allen and Mr. John Bergmann, is an interesting course in the general science field. Animal her- edity and reproduction are on the class agenda. Since it deals with life about them, Pirates find it fun as well as educational. From text and exten- sive experiment they learn the func- tions that enable man to assume the role of master. Training and practice on up-to-date office machines, handled by Mr. Nello DiCorpo, is deservedly popu- lar. Here Pirates prepare for future positions as they become familiar with the operation of rotary calcu- lators, adding and listing machines, ten-key adding machines, dicta- phones, and voice writers. Rehearsing for Caine Mutiny or l2 Angry Women is great fun in Mr. Edwin's Groh's drama class. AI- though few, if any, of these actors will reach Hollywood or Broadway, they find the poise, diction and con- fidence gained here valuable. Their productions add a much needed ele- ment to campus entertainment. :lr PW Buenos dias! Spanish classes lend P.H.S. an atmosphere of old Mexico. Learning to read, write, and speak Spanish correctly is the iob of college preparatory students. They travel the roads of Spain and old Mexico, led by Senora Virginia Nelson, with limit- less enthusiasm. Geometry, taught patiently to math-minded Pirates, boasts many college-bound students. Dealing with figures drawn on a flat sur- face, this class is for enrollees with definite professions in mind. The course, reviewing algebra, stresses the fundamentals of trig- onometry and is taught by Mrs. Eva O'Con- nell and Mr. Donald Frederick. X illnmurrntn ruins nut nf Tlluhap The ambitious Porthole crew offers a boost to team morale and school spirit when its issues appear every other Friday. Eager, democratic, and rushed are its reporters who gather all the news. Supervised by Mrs. Esther Ericson and under the editorship of Fran Lewis, these journalists are forever con- cern with copy, accuracy, deadlines, and the mounting costs of publication. The Pirate art department, in the hands of Mr. Harold Collins, welcomes students to the realm of fine arts. Each develops his own bent and assists, as well, with projects beneficial to the campus, such as Football Banquet and Carnival Dance decorations. Sketching trips to Knott's Berry Farm and the Huntington Library offer relaxation and inspiration. Winning the admiration of the entire student body, the Paramount Senior High School Pirate Orchestra has completed a challenging schedule of fine perform- ances under the baton of Conductor Karle Major. Providing the music for pep as- semblies proved the orchestra an asset as an entertainment feature. Real musician- ship was evident in the two Christmas programs given on the Pirate campus, these stressed traditional Yule numbers. Traveling to the Anaheim High School Music Festival, March 9, the group presented a fine program and won a rating of excel- lent on its interpretation of such selections as Ballet Parisien by Offenbach, Little Rhapsody in Blue by Gershwin and June is Busting Out All Over by Rogers. The Paramount Music Festival, held May 9, gave the Pirate musicians a final oppor- tunity to display conspicuous talent and hard-earned elan. alent ani: empu jllileet Row One: Shirley Dowlin, Karen Lay, Nancy Mehr, Joyce laMonte, Karen Haug, LaVonne Taggart, Carla Nielsen, Virginia Kern, Linda Clark, Carolyn Brooks, Greg LoVetere, Shasta Keeling, Bill Tomich, Bill Young. Row Two: Mr. Karle Maior, Richard Serafini, Jerry Dragoo, Bea Smith, Sue Miller, Norma Scranton, Ann Rocha, Janet Chikami, Roselli Finley, Alberta Byrnes, Wanda Williams, Wayne Deming, Robert Koretoff, Wesley Osburn, Fred Richardson. Row Three: Mary Ann Rom- berg, Barr Doty, Bob Ralston, Robert Colton, Loren Fryer, Bill Loper, Esta Nielsen, Ed Straker, Bob Morning, Steve Garcia, Don Kern, Wayne White. 4 v . H X J ll lllllllll E 5 Pink Maioreltes: Jacque Sharp, Sandy Turnauer, Barbara Melton, Dixie Hughes, Row One: Drum Major Dick Doty, Fern Cope, Peggy Hall, Steve Fletcher, John Gunderman, Don Harrell, Wesley Osburn, James Hamilton, Wesley Zweifel, Richard Negrete, Mike Hafle, Ralph Webster, Keith Billeter, Steve Garcia, Bob Juarez, Tony Negrete, Director Kenneth Briggs. Row Two: Janice Pettygrove, Eugene Wilson, Wayne Deming, Norman Cole, Sylvia Tomlin, Gary Hull, Doug Day, Jim Smoth erman, Ed Stroker, Larry Prince, Bob Morning, larry Miller, Gloria Hedgepeth. Row Three: Marlene Brooks, John Stacer Knight Greg lo Vetere, Barr Doty, Gerrot Postma, Alan Hitchens, Bill Boston, Chuck Satow, Jesse Good, Jim Beck b Ralston, Steve Fuller, Johnny Watson. Mike , Bill Loper, Bob Gould, Bo Parading to the strains of Sousa's marches, fifty- four Pirate Marching Band members contributed ably to half-time spirit this fall. Their uniforms and routines provided pageantry at the Lynwood and Christmas parades. Led by Bondmaster Ken- neth Briggs and Drum Maior Dick Doty, the group had a challenging fall schedule. lt finished the year by earning o superior rating at both the Anaheim Festival, March 9, and the Paramount . 9' Music Festival, May Head Twirler Dixie Hughes, Maiorettes: Barbara Melton, Jacque Sharp, Sandy Turnauer and Drum Major Dick Doty have added spirit, color and grace to pep assemblies, home grid games, and Christ mas parades. lllllllllll as..v-W- Row One: Judy Reites, Lynda Johnson, Leigha Ezell, Patricia Parman, Gloria Mendoza, Rita Wilson, Peggy Hall Barbara Devere, Darlene Buck, Ann Rose. Row Two: Clarice Westrum, Adele Bovee, Mary Benson, Carol Loebrlch Sonia Cruz, Mary Rodriguez, Jeannie Rogers, Dixie Wylie, Judy Huisman, lynne Ash. Row Three: Shirlene Bach Doris Myers, Josephine Paioff, Priscilla Farthing, Barbara Freebairn, Patsy Jackson, Margaret Rogers, Janice Price Lynda Clabaugh, Kay Jacqmin, Joan Sharp. Iiaarmnnp iBrehaiIsg Small and select, the Paramount Girls' Glee Club, gave a memorable performance at the November Parent-Teachers' Association meeting. ln addition its members demonstrated their musical talent at two pep assemblies, winning the favor of the audience with their rendition of new and old favorites. Spring semester found the girls busy with their director, Mr. Karle Maior, preparing numbers for May 9. Then before hundreds, the Pirate glee club gave its customary colorful and capable performance as a part of Paramount's Musical Festival. 104 anh eluhp is Queen Row One: Virginia Fish, lla Mae Broad, Joyce Finch, Sharon Walsh, Bonnie Fallan, Connie Brown, Eleanor Nim- ocks, Sally Marquis, Sheree Fox, Shirley Riggert, Theresa Herbelin, Rosana Maletta. Row Two: Debbie Smith, Vir- ginia Stafford, Mary Jo Fisk, Patricia Penrod, Doris Pace, Mary Ann Menke, Dixie Chapman, Doris Myers, Mariorie Barch, Carrol Duke, Karen Cook, Beverly Ingham, Suzanne Bergeron, Sharon Finley, Lorraine Myers, Mariio lrwin. Row Three: Connie Broom, Virginia Martin, Shirley Freebairn, Linda Kottmann, Gail Rector, Charlene Bishop, Bev- erly Babcock, Sandy Turnauer, Lana Lake, Kay Cooper, Sue Ballard, Sherry Johnson, Rose Perry, Linda Clark. Row Four: David Morgan, Carrol Goldsworth, Tom Frederic, Bd: Ralston, Gene Wendell, Bruce Davis, Clyde Pearce, Bud Carpenter, Eddie Shannon, Richard Fife, Loren Fryer, Mr. Karle Major. Counted among California's most talented musicians were those selected from the Pirate music department to attend the California Western Music Educators' Conference at Pasadena. Shawn with Mr. Karle Maior, assistant choir director at the conference, these outstanding performers are: Barr Doty, band, Suzanne Ber- geron, choir, Greg l.oVetere, orchestra, and Clyde Pearce, choir. Tops in vocal music on the Pirate campus is , offered by the A Cappella Choir. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Karle Maior, this group has been heard 1, at many programs throughout the school year. lt heralded the Christmas season with an impressive if .v medley at the pre-vacation assembly, December l4. Guests on the campus, visiting the choir room, always enioyed the lilting numbers from Carou- sel and Oklahoma, as well as a beautifully reverent version of The Lord's Prayer. Appear- ing at the Paramount Music Festival, May 9, the choir's selections included Creation, The Heav- ens are Telling, and Poor Man Lazrus. The group concluded a fine year by singing airs from My Fair Lady and Some Enchanted Evening from South Pacific, at the Garden Grove Choir Festival. lO5 Svncial life enters Iam Row One: James Beck, Bond Club, Fran Lewis, Corsaires, Karen lay, Sigma Rho Alpha, Patricia Sigler, Letterettes, Lani Kirchhefer, l.C.C. president, Carmae Fellon, Pep Club, Sue Bassham, Corsaires, Maureen Malone, G.A.A., Curt Hanson, Pi Sigma Alpha. Row Two: Doug Day, F.T.A., Wesley Menard, C.S.F., Bill Bolton, Sigma Rho Alpha, George Homer, Sci- ence Club, Bill Waters, Da Vinci, Jan Bandringa, F.B.l..A., Don Warner, Sigma Rho Alpha, Mr. Russell Ball, director of stu- dent activities. Directed by Student Body Vice President, Lani Kirchhefer and Mr. Russell Ball, di- rector of student activities, the Inter-Club Council forms a common bond 'for campus organizations. This year it sponsored both a Christmas canned 'food drive for needy families and the annual Spring Carnival. Represented in this year's l.C.C. are: Band Club led by President Bill Loper, The Pep Club, Presidents Rose Perry and Carmae Fellon, the C.S.F., President Wes Menard, F.T.A., President Doug Day, F.B.l.A., Pres- ident .lan Bandringa, Pi Sigma Alpha, Presidents Fran lewis ,Curtis Hanson, Sig- 106 ma Rho Alpha lLatinl Presidents Karen Lay and Don Warner, Sigma Rho Alpha lSpanishl, Presidents Doug Day and Bill Bolton, Dominoes, Da Vinci, President Bill Waters, Industrial Arts Club, Bowling Club, President Charles Holland, Science Club, President George Homer, Nursing Club, President Carole Mac Lean, Key Club, President Wes Menard, Corsaires, Presi- dents Mary Gartland and Fran lewis, let- terettes, Presidents Janet Minium and Pa- tricia Sigler, G.A.A., Presidents Mimi Ma- lone and Tanya Wren and Varsity Club, President James Hombs. Row One: Janice Pettygrove, Fern Cope, Michael Hafle, Gary Saine, Sponsor Mr. Kenneth Briggs. Row Two: Wesley Zwei- fel, Wesley Osburn, Alan Hitch- ens, Jim Beck, John Stacer, .lim- my Smotherman. BAND CLUB, now in its second busy year, is sponsored by Band Director Mr. Kenneth Briggs. It consists of band members whose school spirit and interest in music find outlet here. Directing its activities in 1956-1957 has been this corps of officers: President Bill Loper, Vice President Steve Fletcher, and Secretary-Treasurer Janice Pettygrove. PEP CLUB, consisting of song and yell leaders, conducted a popcorn sale and supervised the try-outs for their 1957 successors. Presidents Rose Perry and Carmae Fellon have been assisted by Marilyn Griffin, vice president, and Phyllis Brown and Sandy Leidal, secretar-treasurer. The group is directed by Mrs. Pauline Katnich, half-time activities sponsor. Row One: Beverly Ruth, Claudette Drennan, Carmae Fellon, Sandy leidal. Row Two: Kay Cooper, Susan Miller, Marilyn Griffin, Sponsor Mrs. Pauline Katnich. 107 Seated: Wesley Menard, Priscilla Grobe, Doug Day. Row One: Fern Cope, Mary Gartland, Suzanne Bergeron, Mary Jo Lewis, Lenor Johnson, Ramona Mageno, Evis Bolan, Sharon Solimine, Judy Kitchen, Rita Wilson, Annie Varian, Jolene Brown, Joyce Reinhard, Mary Jane Kress, Mr. Donald Frederick, advisor. Row Two: Mr. John Bergmann, advisor, Janet Chikami, Barbara Jones, Joan Luurtsema, Velma Young, Roberta De Den, John Hale, David Dymond, Douglas O'Toole, Mike Gibbons, Pat Bolton, Nancy Hecock, Barbara Baker, Nancy Mehr, Susan Evans, Sandy Brooks, Cynthia Shirley. Row Three: Lynda Clabaugh, Gayle MacGregor, Lois Beard, Betty Didun, Susan Miller, Clovis Swanger, Sharon Coombes, Barbara Melton, Karen Haug, Carol Wisehart, Marlene Brooks, Sharon Roghair, Janna Snyder. Row Four: Joyce Iseminger, Linda Vander Linden, Karen Lay, Dorothy Conklin, Stephanie Butler, Carroll Goldsworth, Charles Standley, Martin Englonder, George Homer, Bill Bolton, Curt Hanson, Eldon Taylor, Joe Kurtz. C.S.F. Seated: Wesley Menard, Priscilla Grobe, Barr Doty. Row One: Mr. John Bergmann, advisor, Mary Gartland, Frances Lewis, Annie Varian, Rita Wilson, Pat Litton, Mary Jo Lewis, Evis Bolan, Sharon Solimine, Myrna Gurley, Sandra Pollock, Beverly Ruth, Judy Snyder, Dixie Hughes, Jolene Brown, Joyce Reinhard, Alice Van Beek, Mary Jane Kress, Glenna Pomeroy, Mr: Donald Frederick, advisor. Row Two: Virginia Stafford, .loan luurtsema, Velma Young, Roberta DeDen, John Hale, Sharon Coombes, Sheree Fox, Nancy Hecock, Nancy Mehr, Susan Evans, Sandra Brooks, Mary Anne Romberg, Janet Wilson. Row Three: Miss Helen Bandy, advisor, Lynda Clabaugh, Gayle MacGregor, Lois Beard, Susan Miller, Clovis Swanger, Barbara Mellon, Karen Haug, Sharon Penosky, Carol Wisehart, Cynthia Shirley, Dennis Mesenhimer, Larry Miller, Steve Fletcher. Row Four: Karen Lay, Dorothy Conklin, Stephanie Butler, Carroll Goldsworlh, Joe Kurtz, James Hombs, Charles Standley, Richard Reynolds, Martin Englonder, George Homer, Bill Bolton, Doug Day, Curt Hanson, Eldon Taylor, Wesley Zwifel. 9049: I l x to -!LQ, 9 o Ur -4.0 O O .., E o I 6532446 bb CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, CHAPTER 463, SOUTH- ERN SECTION, sponsored by Miss Helen Bandy, Mr. John Bergmann, and Mr. Donald Frederick, has been very active this year. Under the guidance of such efficient officers as Wes Menard, president, Doug Day, Barr Doty, vice presidents, Priscilla Grobe, secretary- treasurer, and Sharon Solimine, sergeant-at-arms, the club has enioyed numerous field trips to adiacent colleges, such as the University of California at Los Angeles, an Inauguration Dinner, the Regional Organization at Downey High School, and a con- ference at Riverside. Row One: Gloria Potocki, Joyce Iseminger, Annie Varian, Dennis Mesenhimer, Doug Day, Maureen Malone, Stephanie Butler, Linda Thormodsen, Myrna Gurley. Row Two: Sharon Coombes, Evis Bolan, Sponsor Mr. Edward Sirotnak, Irene Jolley, Carolyn Gilusich, Lani Kirchhefer, Priscilla Grobe, Joan Dekay, Lavon Bobo, Velma Young, Lynette Henderson, Sylvia Tomlin, Marlene Brooks, Anita Rowe, Barbara Jones, Fern Cope, linda Vander Linden, Janet Chikami, Virginia Stafford, Gayle Mac Gregor. 'W T it S f ,f Q N if QE r 5 gf FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, WILLIAM SEARS CHAPTER, in its second year, has fulfilled its purpose with distinction. To introduce young people to the teaching profession it has participated in such activities as the Future Teachers' Convention, U.S.C., and visited Pepperdine College and Long Beach State. Club members were dinner guests of the Paramount Teachers' Club and Alpha Chi Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma. ln charge were Mr, Edward Sirotnak, sponsor, Doug Day, president, Maureen Malone, vice president, Stephanie Butler, secretary, Annie Varian and Linda Thormodsen, treasurers, and Dennis Mesenhimer, historian. Row One: Sharon Penosky, Carole Mac Lean, Rosalie Robenson, Cathy Hussing, Judy Snyder, Anne Wright, Mary Koomen, Linda Brown, Sandy Turnauer, Linda Bandringa, Sponsor Mr. Ronald Fleming. Row Two: Barbara Cooley, Lorene Anderson, Beth Kaoiman, Carmen Guillen, Helen Hubbard, Ramona Mageno, Lana Lake, Kay Cooper. Row Three: Sponsor Mr. Nello Di Corpo, Joyce Harkema, Connie Brooks, Doug Day, Tom Sipes, Robert Menke, Robert Smallwood, Joyce LaMonte, Spon- sor Mr. Raymond Rabinek. Row One: Rosalie Razic, Evis Bolan, Dixie Hughes, Lenor Johnson, Frances Kimbrough, Adele Bovee, Jan Bandringa, Mary Alice Gartland, Al Brumfield, Myrna Gurley, Glenna Morgan, Earleen Arnold, Sharon Finley. Row Two: Clara McCulla, Pat Breeding, Deanna Berry, Sherrel Dye, Betty Russell, Robin Miser, Lynette Henderson, Sherry Lee, Judy Carrington, Gloria Patocki, Joyce Gregoire. Row Three: Marie Cunningham, Lois Beard, Barbara Slate, Theresa Leieritz, Darlene Cook, Virginia Reed, Laurie Lockard. FUTURE ERS OF AMERJCA have maintained a hectic and inspiring pace a second year. Field trips, then the supervision of the I.C.C. Canned Foods drive at Christmas, followed by the traditional Haw ance in April, all l BUSINESS LEAD auan Express D ed up to the pres- entation of a S50 scholarship awarded to the mot business stud s outstanding ent. Advising the membership have been: Mr. Nello Di Corpo, Mr. William Hay, Mr. Ronald Fleming and Mr, Raymond Robinek. Officers included: Jan Bandringa, president, Adele Bovee, vice president, Mary Gartland, secretary, Al Brumfield, treasurer, and Francis Kimbrough, publicity agent. 3 1 9.,,,f,s zoucnmou uvune ls, UStNESS EADERS A MERICA 5 l Row One- Do . n Ketzenbarger, Dennis Mesenhimer, Curt Hanson, Fran Lewis, Anne Wright, Mike Cassity. Row Two: Sandy Hohl Sheree Fox, Judy Fife, Maureen Malone, Phyllis Brown, Rosalie Zeigner, Myrna Gurley, Renae Taylor, Shirley Friedman Barbara Hagan. Row Three: Alice Van Beek, Janice Doney, Theresa Leieritz, Bill Lee, Bill Bolton, Barr Doty, Dennis Paulson, Barbara Clark, Sonia Cruz. Row Four: George Griffith, Doug Day, John Garcia, Robert Allison, Ronnie Jackson PI SlGMA ALPHA, press club, comprised of Porthole and Jolly Roger members, took time out for fun. An initiation supper in the fall was followed by a Christmas party, squeezed in at noon. A hilarious taco supper preceded the spring initiation second semester. Sponsoring the highly effective second Press Club Fashion Show, Bermuda Holiday, made April memorable. Editing activities A have been this untiring and devoted crew: Fran lewis, Curt Hanson, president, Dennis Mesenhimer, Curt Hanson, vice president, Bobbie Preston, Anne Wright, secretary-treasurer M sponsor. , rs. Esther Ericson, Row One: Dennis Mesenhimer, Dorothy Conklin, Karen Lay, Don Warner, Sherry Johnson, Tom Harlan. Row Two: Jenny Allen, Mary Jo Lewis, Gay Wisehart, Darlene Bill, Priscilla Grobe, Velma Martin, Velma Young, Annie Varian, Nancy Hecock. Row Three: Bill Lewis, Eldon Taylor, Joan DeKoy, Janice McCoy, Dennis Walker, Alan Hitchens, Forrest Reynard, Karen Cook, Barbara Clark. SIGMA RHO ALPHA Row One: Sharon Solimine, Fran Lewis, Pat Bolton, Carole Mac Lean, Rita Wilson, Cathy Hussing, Judy Snyder, Beverly Ruth, Sandra Pollock, Cynthia Shirley, Joyce LaMonte, Pat Litton. Row Two: Nancy Mehr, Sherrill Oliver, Maureen Malone, Roberta De Den, Suzanne Bergeron, Peggy Bright, Lovon Bobo, Lynette Henderson, Sharron Scales, Barbara Jones, Mary Jane Kress, Pot Fullen, Janet Wilson, Sue Basshom, Ramona Mageno. Row Three: Joyce lseminger, Stephanie Butler, Linda Thormodsen, Charlene Bishop, Linda Vander Linden, Virginia Stafford, Sharon Roghoir, Sharon Brown, Marlene Brooks, Barbara Melton, Janet Lattig, Gloria Potocki, Janet Janes, Lois Beard, Jacque Sharp, Patsy Moore, Mrs. Virginia Nelson. Row Four: Gary Ruffino, Dennis Mesenhimer, Curt Hanson, Doug Day, Wesley Menard, Bob DeVries, George Homer, Dick Brockmon, Barr Doty, Bill Bolton, Wesley Zwiefel, Richard Moore, Lani Kirchheler, Merilee Otterson, Joe Kurtz. 2 . 1 f 4 'E 2 W sf .gy , 5 53' . T SIGMA RHO ALPHA, Spanish and l.atin Club members, have happily combined many of their year's activities. Together they explored and lunched in historic Olvera Street, drove to Padua Hills to enioy the traditional las Posadas at Christ- mas, and attended fine performances of The Ten Commandments and the lovely Ramona Pageant. Officers of the Spanish section were: Doug Day, Bill Bolton, presidents, Pat Bolton, vice president, Stephanie Butler, Patsy Moore, secretaries, Bob DeVries, Ramona Mageno, treasurers, Mrs. Virginia Nelson, sponsor. Officers ruling the Romans have been: Karen lay, Don Warner, presidents, Dorothy Conklin, Sherry Johnson, vice presidents, Barbara Clark, Darlene Bill, secretaries, Dennis Mesenhimer, Tom Harlan, treasurers, Mrs, Esther Ericson, sponsor. Row One: Fred Bieseker, John Taylor, Jerry Hombs, James Hombs, John McGuire, Wesley Zwiefel, Bob Ralston. Row Two: Myrna Gurley, Pat Houser, Marie Cunningham, Jolene Brown, Dixie Hughes, Joyce Reinhard, Jan Seal. Row Three: Judy Harvey, Judy Reites, Sheree Fox, Carole Mac Lean, Mike Cassity, Bruce Davis, Clyde Pearce, Steve Foster, Roy Bohn, Tom Peterson, Lupe Mageno, Sponsor Mr. Edwin Groh. i I DOMINOES drama club and the oldest club on campus, has been reorganized under the guidance of Mr. Edwin Groh, sponsor. Its membership is made up of Pirates who have either made a public appearance in a campus production or worked on one. A total of three plays have been presented to the public this year, these were: Silent Night , The Caine Mutiny , and l2 Angry Women , the latter two given in May. The casts boasted such finished per- formers as: James Hombs, Marie Cunningham, Fred Biesecker and Dixie Hughes. ll3 N QW 42221 Q HW 'B Lge' Row One: Judy Mangold, Pat Parman, Bob Stowe, Bill Waters, Virgil Owen, Beth Kooiman, Judy Breugelman, Brooke Sackett, Dorothy Naglich. Row Two: Don Merrifield, Martin Englander, Gary Ruftino, Bill Ordronneau, Ken Jeffus, Ron Roder, Richard Massey, Sponsor Mr. Harold Collins. DA VINCI ART CLUB has shown exceptional growth this year. Sponsored by Mr. Harold Collins, club members have enioyed N field and sketching excursions. Scenes of two were Knott's Berry V7 Uavfmfxll Farm and the lovely Huntington Library. Officers for i956-1957 yfffp n ' were: Bill Waters, president, Virgil Owens, vice president, Judy B4 vb , 5' Breulgelman, secretary, and Bob Stowe, treasurer. Raw One: Richard Reynolds, Terry Fleming, Gary Adams, Russell Erickson, Steven Foster, John Dugan, Jerry Kendall, Sponsor Mr. Dwight Knox. E ,. 3 Q . 5, y tg . z , . . . ,.,. Q f Y , H Ay, e sg. - .g. vc- . . s mag ' . 4 Q V . m 1 fl. in ' X , . ' , 14 1 W X .J ' 'R ' 1, 3 fir, I U N., , Y ,, .5 Q ,A 7 , 1 i 1 iii Y? ' 1 I 1 , ' 93 'H , 5 l r 'fgf g . v V 'L . K X ,ii i . N..- .s, M, . , , I N V5 i ,,,,,, .,...! -......-,. Row One Penny Worley Shenll Oliver Gloria Potocki, Carol: Moser, Maureen Malone, Sponsor Miss Marcene Noonan. Row Two Wayne Deming Jim Smotherman, Henry Tromp, Dave Kurt, Chuck Holland, Gilbert Mclntyre, Mickey Morton, BOWLING CLUB, one of the clubs organized on campus this spring got off in full swing. Sponsored by Miss Marcene Noonan, the cIub's newly installed officers were: Chuck Holland, president, Gloria Potocki, secretary, and Penny Worley, treasurer. Teams were selected, and the club played weekly at the Lakewood Bowl. A trophy, presented to the school, will carry the name of each winning team. Individual trophies were presented by the club to outstanding players among whom were: Bob Ordway, Carole Moser, Wesley Zwiefel and Chuck Holland. INDUSTRIAL ART CLUB was a group reorganized in place of a club of drafting students which existed for the past three years. It purposed to offer industrial and vocational experience. Spon- sored by Mr. Dwight Knox, Mr. Richard Orcutt, and Mr. Francis Zanitsch, it included outstanding shop students. Each month a Pirate was selected from each shop course as eligible to ioin. Chairman for the fellows was Stephen Foster. The club sponsored the Industrial Award Show, May 29-31 and enioyed a field trip to the Sportsman Show. Row One Curt Hanson Priscilla Grobe Stephanie Butler Mary .lo Lewis, Darlene Bill, Charles Standley. Row Two: Bill Lewis Gary Ruffuno Wesley Zweufel Bill Bolton Wesley Menard Carroll Goldsworth, Sponsor Mr. Austin Harper. Row Three Jack Gee Joe Kurtz Fred Blesecker George Homer Dennis Mesenhimer, Richard Endres, Barr Doty. NURSING CLUB, one of the newer clubs, was created for students interested in ca- reers allied with medicine. Mrs, Frances Rhodes, school nurse, directed the group, assisted by Carole Mac Lean, president, Diana Morgan, vice president, Helena Rocha, treasurer. Kept busy with details of organization, the members nevertheless found time to go to a Recruitment Tea at the Los Angeles County General Hospital. C , ,.-ga ' 9 s 6. Row One: Carol Moc Lean, Mardella Tiff, Helena Rocha, Anna Rocha, Janet Chikami. Row Two: Sponsor Mrs. Frances Rhodes, Carolyn Herron, Earleen Terry, Gayle Mac Gregor. Row Three: Shirley Baker, Penny Worley, Connie Bryant, Sheila Miller, Diana Morgan. SCIENCE CLUB, a vitally needed organization, was sponsored on campus early this year. ln charge of all its activities were George Homer, president, Wes Menard, Curt Hanson, vice presidents, Mary Jo Lewis, secretary, Priscilla Grobe, treasurer, and Bob DeVries, program director. The group attended a meeting of the Los Angeles County Associated Science Clubs held at the Los Angeles County Museum. Field trips to the Kelco Company and Cal Tech were profitable. A party for members and their guests rounded oft the year. f', Q YC N fl xl 'i'ATx0 ff .., ,1 0 4 l 'P A E 2 S X ST 1' 12111 KEY CLUB, boys' service organization, has again been an asset to the Pirate campus. Sponsored by Mr. Edward Sirotnak and Mr. Robert Mortenson, these Pirates attended the Key Club Ball at the Ambassador Hotel, filled Christmas baskets for needy families, and assisted the doctors with polio shots. Officers for the year were: Wes Menard, president, John Baird, vice president, Bruce Owens, secretary, and Jan Bandringa, treasurer. Row One: Sponsor Mr. Robert Mortenson, Wesley Menard, Sponsor Mr. Edward Sirotnak. Row Two: George Homer, Bill Bolton, James Mills, Pat Bolton, Ronnie Jackson, Bill Waters. Row Three: Curt Hanson, Joe Kurtz. l L Sue Bassham Carrol Duke Maureen Malone Sharon Penosky W , .1,fr:f .1 MARY GARTLAND Fall President FRAN LEWIS Spring President M ' ----::.,,, an f y , i '. S f..5-:-v- ,V,. ...,:.,.,Q, - , ,. 'Hi K 4 Suzanne Bergeron Joyce Reinhard Judy Fife Sandra Pollock CORSAIRES, the girls' service organization of P.H.S., has once more kept goal post colors flying and assisted the Key Club by ushering at games and assemblies. Sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Nelson and Mrs. Jean Kachinskas, they enioyed their traditional alumnae dinner at the Silver Saddle and worked on the Red Cross Drive. Officers for both semesters were: Mary Gartland, Fran Lewis, presidentsg Fran Lewis, Sue Bassham, vice presidentsg Bev'- erly Ruth, Cathy Hussing, secretariesg Sue Bassham, Diane Stewart, treasurersg and Sandra Pollock, Karen Lay, historians. Q Adele Bovee Linda Brown Beth Kooiman Karen Lay , Cathy Hussing Kay Cooper Joyce Iseminger Gloria Potocki 1' .X I R. V Myrna Gurley Beverly Ruth Mary Ann Romberg Sharon Solimine Lani Kirchhefer Judy Snyder MRS. JEAN KACHINSKAS MRS. VIRGINIA NELSON i X' Proud to play leading roles in the Pirate sports world are Gary Anderson outstanding in football as well as baseballg Sandy Hohl, head flag girl fm and James Hombs, an award winning grid star. Y st? C fs' Q ' v hop, irate ans. 4 S . tv E M in my A .. QI ' lim Zi '-ff2:f2'sf.':: wp - 2:-,-15.25512 .5-:.,1 3'-',::,.:1'g-'Qt' - , :E?.25S22g' WJ. . , ,1I ' :,,: x -'P J Suns' .'?:1.':Su . ' wflgnu. s! ff., i J A I .,J. ,, 4 VV lj' W ,wr Ojltflf! if L 4 , f VWWWU Ndyc a . I , , ,uf 1 At anchor for the moment in Disney- land, our Pirate ship is iumpin' ! Loaded from gang plank to figure- head with Lettermen in every sport and coeds, representative of song, cheer, maiorette and drill team per- formers, it typifies the Spirit of Par- amount. All have fought for the Maroon and White, tasted victory and accepted defeat. All have offered hours of practice, personal comfort, and their last ounce of effort that Paramount might be the most . ln return they earned the Sportsmanship Trophy, individu l glory, and the admiration of ther fellow Pirates. N iii' cf 1 P il ,X -. J .N , . 3, '. X 5 ' 05 JJ X, x 'm D .R . 'S . B YS , bg l Q1 ff '56 X I 1. J 75 fi, X E 1 'J fi.. --J ' QD :K Q .a ' . , J z. -X X ,S 5 J Q5 J 5-w. Q ,fc V g' J X , , 5 . e f .1 - M. f-5 m Q. - , if PG' ,LS DTYNKI li, X 1 ev N Dx js i BS b wx N , -' ,, .K Q, , 5 , -x .. i , ,s, ,,, ,xg J., i -AQ 3 f Qiii. 5 y 75x15-93 . sa 'T K, Qbizpi Q-'tx -45 x X 3 'Qx Qx A ?'N asks 3 ij? N , S'- Smuglp at Biratelanh Forming a P before the Christmas Parade, Band, Maiorettes, and Pac- ettes stand at salute. Tlinhzr the Qmzs October 5 October 12 October 26 November9 HERE AT HOME Pirates Pirates Pirates Pirates Jordan Excelsior Compton Poly Jim Hombs on the run . . . De Kinder Sisters strut at halfetime . . . Gary Anderson breaks away . . . Pacettes strut high behind Captain Kay . . . Homecoming Queen Marilyn Griffin smiles between escorts, Paul Roberts and Robert Negrete . . . .lim Oram and Rusty Hodges circle the end . . . lt's Sandy and Karen under the great arcs . . . Tirheimer leads varsity ta Homecoming victory , . . Anderson snags one . . . Don and Jim try for T.D .... Queen, court, and escorts face fans . , . Elliot eats up the yards. 5'- I lb-... no-0' tx s iiqggfg E3 xi! RQ HER MAJESTY QUEEN MARILYN GRIFFIN, 1956 HOMECOMING QUEEN QUEEN MARILYN GRIFFIN, charming and person- able brunette, was chosen as Paramount Senior High School's fourth Homecoming Queen by popular vote. Her majesty, whose grace and skill made her an outstanding song leader and drill team member, is known to the campus as Tootie. She succeeds these monarchs: Barbara Johnson, I953, Mary Martin, 19511, and Lena Visser, l955. .l The 1956 Homecoming Coronation Cere- monies were held in the Pirate Gym, November 10. Lovely in maroon and white, Marilyn Griffin was crowned by Lena Visser, l955 monarch. Her maiesty and th f ' e our princesses were deli ht d g e recipients of corsages and trophies. Glamur Greats Zllumni SANDRA HOHL ALICE VAN BEEK Princess Princess S3 S A t i A gf sex, Q3 1 ' Proudly displaying their Homecoming to ' r phles are Her Maiesty and her court, Princesses Sandy Leidal, Sandy Hohl, Alice Van Beek and Beverly Wells. SANDY LEIDAL BEVERLY WELLS Princess Princess Row One: Jan De Kinder, mascot, Kaye De Kinder, captain, Susie Cook, mascot. Row Two: Sally Curtis, Charlene Truman, Adele Bovee, Martha Fuchs, Dora Hernandez, Bobbie Preston, Linda Thormodsen, Stephanie Butler. Row Three: Patsy Fullbright, Lillian Miranda, Cheryl Witt, Donna Kern, Susan Evans, Sandy Brooks, Barbara Pulsiler, Sharon Penosky, Judy Mills, Harriet Moore. Row Four: Sharon Coombes, Nancy Mehr, Mary Ann Romberg, Julie le Blanc, Suzanne Berg- eron, Anita Rowe, Velma Martin, Connie Brooks, Clovis Swunger, Joyce Iseminger. Row Five: Janet Chikami, linda Clark, Sherry Johnson, Sandra Pollock, Jeanne Chenard, Dolores Worsham, Barbara Baker, Mary Koomen, Gail Coleman, Diane Stewart, Peggy Smith. Row Six: Anna Bright, Carol Brooks, Pat Bone, Mary Conley, Judy Fife, linda Fitield, Judy Kitchen, Lana Lake, Ricky Negrete, Joyce Gregoire. Row Seven: Rosana Maletta, Judy Snyder, Rita Wilson, Lynda Johnson, Carolyn Gilusich, Jeanine Rogers, Darlene Bill, Cathy Hussing, Eleanor Nimocks, Genean leoni. Paramount's Pirate Drill Team, advised by Mrs. Pauline Katnich, added color to home football games played by the Pirate gridsters. lts graceful turquoise or maroon ranks responded to the whistle cues of capable Captain Kaye De Kinder. Two members also deserving special attention are Co-Captain Cathy Hussing, who had the knack of arranging new routines, and Sherry Johnson, secretary-treasurer, who managed financial and executive details for this large organization. Especially distinctive was its performance honor- ing Homecoming Queen Marilyn Griffin. Lithe and limber, Paramount's trim maiorettes set off the marching band and earned applause in their own right. Led by Dixie Hughes, whose twirling career began as a Bruin mascot in the Rose Bowl, the quartet showed to advantage on every occasion. Performing with the Pacettes, six saucy Flag Girls added to half-time sparkle. l.ed by Sandy Hohl, they pranced smartly front and center, left and right, in original routines. All three groups paraded at Lynwood's Homecoming and in the seasonal Christmas parades at Comp- ton and Paramount. Dixie Hughes, head molorette- Ja Sandy Turn , cque Sharp, Bar auer. Sandra Hohl h , ead flag girl, Karen Haug, Sonia Cruz, Carol Loebrich, Karen Cook, and Julie Wisby. bara Melton, Q .ig--.rg J-ei Q, W 4. .f Q fl . we J 4 fy k A- ,,., as 53 L 22' ,te ei We W ,,,. ,.,, Q as M .. 1 af 35.95 mths! Lively rallies and assemblies ovi much to the hardworking c tireless '56-'57 yell leaders. Tl' spirit created a rooting sect worthy of Coast league appro and a credit to Head Yell Lean Beverly Ruth. TRIM TRIO Claudette Drennan Beverly Ruth Kay Cooper YEA, PIRATES Rose Perry Phyllis Brown Beverly Ruth Claudetle Drennan Kay Cooper 4, X fx' Demure Quintet: Sue Miller, Beverly Wells, Sandy Leidal, Carmae Fellon, Marilyn Griffin at ease. Grace knew no bounds, when Paramount's charming song leaders performed. Head Song Leader Sandy Leidal has been commended by all for her new song routines tailored to fit Green Door, the Boogie and a remodeled version of Goofus, popular at bas- ketball games. Lovely Line-up: Sue Miller, Beverly Wells, Sandy Leidal, head song leader: Larmae Fellon, and Marilyn Griffin. P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S Inglewood, 28 leuzinger, 6 Jordon, 20 Excelsior, 'I4 Downey, 45 Compton, 7 Wilson, I9 Poly, 19 2, BOB ELLIOTT Lynwood, 21 Right Hqlf Jfall Brings the GARY ANDERSON RUSTY HODGES - FRANK NAGLICH Right End Right Tackle Right Guard DON WARNER Fullbcck JIM HOMBS WAYNE TIRHEIMER Quarterback Left Half JUD BEEDLE J. W. RUSSELL LARRY HOLGUIN DON VORHIES Center Left Guard Left Tackle Left End 'Wi 'mr-of P ,ms .V 4 ., he vw , f i if 5 ,Q - Ul 'f- T f + Row One: Jerome Peterson, Bill Clemons, Jim Oram, .lerry Hombs, Gerald Hartson, Eldon Taylor, Loren Fryer, Mike Cas- sity, John Baird, Wayne Tirheimer, Ted Shears, Coach Cleo Cordell, Coach Ray Rabinek, Coach Tom Middleton. Row Two: Phil Curtis, Buddy Sanders, Dale Miller, Norman Parry, J. W. Russell, Don Warner, Frank Holt, Bob Elliott, Gary Rich, Jack Lankford, Richard Benson, Carlos Hernandez, Don Vorhies, Gary Anderson, Frank Shubert. Row Three: Jerry Matson, Charles Bennett, Dick Lane, Dave McNabb, Bob Ralston, Dean Worrell, Frank Naglich, Jerry Otterson, Gary Goodwin, Jack Gritton, Larry Holguin, Ed Brehm, Melvin lewis, Herb Keehart, Wesley Jones, .lud Beedle, Coach Cleo Cordell confers with I956 Varsity Captain Rusty Hodges. lnevwnuw-,-' nn H51 ap lair ff' 2 l P.H.S., 8 - P.H.S., I8 - P.H.S., I2 - P.H.S., 6 - P.H.S., I9 - P.H.S., I3 - P.H.S., 21 - P.H.S., 26 - P.H.S., 20 -- n jams! .... 1 . ., T ., . ,M , ,, A , 1 ,, ,um f Row One: Dave McNabb, Buddy Sanders, Frank Shuberl, Eldon Taylor, Herb Keehart, Melvin Lewis, Dick Lane. Row Two: Norman Parry, Ted Shears, Jerry Otterson, Jerry Hombs. Inglewood, Leuzinger, Jordan, Excelsior, Downey, Compton, Wilson, Poly, Lynwood I This year's football coaching staff included: Tom Middleton, Head Coach Cleo Cordell, and Ray- mond Rabinek. 133 AL JM' ,L 32 L5 ', FEiL i Qigffywi' Q 2 if F rw 62 in fr su If if G20 0 G3 '1 M ,. f v,, ,- , m L, , , 2 gms W was 4,15 9 X , A -:Ev -f am... K q fav 2 QQ E+. 4 is K 1 .-yy '- M i , i ,-1 'Aii E2' A M ,..E.,,:, ,,AAf-::f 2 5 45, - N, ,m 4 ,pf Q is 4 Q sw . Saw V5 iq ff fm: ,K my fi RW Q Q2 Q g W .:,.--V:1f a.:Q:Ee: zz- V :VI A vlnl if bays xv x WJ 71 , ,, . Q. .xv , J, Jn we e QE: V ,W x gm U' LEE JOHNSON 24 31 :fs Row One: J. W. Russell, Fred Valles, Don Vorhies, Lee Johnson, Wes Jones. Row Two: Manager Jerome Peterson, Dennis Walker, Jerry Oherson, Richard Benson, Eddie Brehm, John lowlhian, Coach Bob Kloppenburg. ast anh minus JERRY OTTERSON JOHN LOWTHIAN DENNIS WALKER RICHARD BENSON P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S 'I Newport Torrance, Garden Grove, Torrance, Jordan, Centennial, Redondo, Hawthorne, Coachella, Hemet, Victor Valley, Holtwell, St. Francis, Alumni, Leuzinger, Millikan, Bellflower Ch ristia n, Jordan, Excelsior, Compton, Downey, Poly, Wilson, Lynwood, Jorda n, Excelsior, Poly, Wilson, Downey, Lynwood, Co-Captains FRED VALLES and DON VORHIES EDDIE BREHM WES JONES J, W, RUSSELL Row One: Steve Taylor, Jerry Speelman, Jerry Hombs, Ted Younes. Row Two: Coach Don Boucher, George Griffith, Robert Bigelow, Morris Sutliff, Dick Doty, Wayne Deming, manager. 3tt'5 Kamtnurk Coach Don Boucher congratulates Captain Jerry Hombs. .fy . af? scsi, 1 iff P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S Newport, North High, Artesia, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach Pacific, Leuzinger, Jordan, Excelsior, Compton, Downey, Poly, Wilson, Millikan, Lynwood, Jordan, Excelsior, Downey, Compton, Wilson, Poly, Lynwood, P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S 'I Jordan, 35 Excelsior, 35 Downey, 44 Compton, 38 Wilson, 26 Poly, Sl Lynwood, 46 Jordan 28 Excelsior, 36 Downey, 32 Compton, 34 Wilson, 54 Poly, 52 LY W00df 31 Paul Roberts, Henry Boiorquez, Hal Mangold Millikan, 33 captained the Bees. Row One: John Ramirez, Keith Billeter, Bill Allen, Jan Bondringa. Row Two: Kenji Tsurusato, Henry Boiorquez, John Taylor, Mike Gibbons, Hal Mangold. Richard Serafini, Don Kern, Larry Gaugenmaier, Jim Robertson, Tom Sipes, captain, Donald Hunt spark the Cees. Coach Edwin Groh briefs Tom Sipes, C captain. P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S., P.H.S., I - Newport, North Torrance, -- Artesia, Garden Grove, - Pius X, - Huntington - Artesia, - Pacific, - Pius X, - Excelsior, - Bellflower, Compton, Norwalk, Excelsior, Compton, Bellflower, Norwalk, Beach . S Q lr xo 'hal 'Nur 'luv Row One: Mike Gibbons, Henry Bahorcas, John Garcia, Gary Anderson, Marlin Visser, Frank Shuberl, Chuck Holland. Row Two: Coach Robert Knieling, Gary Johnson, Jerry Ollerson, Bob Shockleford, Jerry Hodges, George Griffilh, Joe Fox. X P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S., 'I 'I -I -I 'I '1 'I 'I Inglewood, 3 Fullerton, 3 Garden Grove, l Colton, 'l Millikan, 3 Santa Monica, lO Artesia, lO Bellflower, 2 Jordon, 4 Excelsior, 4 Downey, 3 Compton, 8 Wilson, l Poly, 9 Lynwood, f Jordon, I Excelsior, ' Spring ,Sits Eats Row One: Keith Billeter, Ron Jackson, Jerry Hombs, Bill Coates, Gary Dye, Bruce Lunsford, David Froelich. Row Two: Ted Younes, J. W. Russell, Ed Straker, Bill Brooks, Wes Jones, Larry Campbell Phil Oliver, Coach Robert Kloppenburg. P.H.S., 0 - P.H.S., 3 -- P.H.S., 5 - P.H.S., ll - P.H.S., O - P.H.S., 2 - P.H.S., 2 - P.H.S., O - btninging Fullerton, 2 Garden Grove, 4 Millikan, 10 Santa Monica, 9 Artesia, 3 Bellflower, l Jordan, 9 Excelsior, 4 P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S 'I Downey, Compton Wilson, Poly, Lynwood Jordan, Excelsior, Z! Jerry Hombs leaves for first . . . Gary Anderson, star third baseman, out for a homer . . . Rusty Hodges catches runner out at first . . . Unknown Hardwooder, reward offered! . . , Mr. Melvin Hombs, Pirate equipment manager, with a smile that never wears off, helps J. W. Russell suit up . . . Jerry Hodges sends in a fas? ball . . . No. l, Mike Gibbons watches Martin Visser run far first . . . lt's Jerry Hombs again, off in high . . . Bruce Lunsford pitches a curve for o strike. Row One: Jim Mclemore, Gil Mclntyre, Jay Anderson, Virgil Bomar, Michael Morton. Row Two: Joe Kurtz, Bill Young, Gene Anderson, Mike Cassity, Joe DeGraff. Spurt nf ings P.H.S., O - Inglewood, 9 P.H.S 2 - Fullerton, 7 P.H.S., 9 - Garden Grove, O P.H.S 3 - Colton, 6 P.H.S., 22 -- Millikan, 9 P.H.S., 8 - Artesia, ll P.H.S., 8 - Bellflower, l P.H.S., 3 - Jordon, 29 5... 2, 2... 'I-. 5-. P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S., 5 W P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S., 5 V2 P.H.S., P,H.S., 13 Excelsior, Downey, Compton, Wilson, Poly, Lynwood Jordan, Excelsior, 27 30 26 V2 30 31 26V2 27 19 Zlaarriers Gian Take lit, ht Zlt uugb VARSITY P.H.s., as - Culver cny, zo ! P.H.S., 49 -- Jordan, 15 P.H.S., 49 - Excelsior, 18 P.H.S., 39 - Downey, 19 P.H.S., rd- Compton Invitational P.H.S., 57 - Compton, 16 Coach Al Zimmerman advises Captain Clyde Pearce P.H.S., 7th- Mt. Sac. P.H.S., 55 - Wilson, P.H.S., 26 - Poly, P.H.S., 38 -- Lynwood, J.V. P.H.S., 15 - Culver City, 71 P.H.S., 45 -- Jordan, 16 P.H.S., 28 - Downey, 27 P.H.S., 69 - Excelsior, 18 P.H.S., 20 - Compton, 46 P.H.S., 2nd- Mt. Sac. P.H.S., 22 - Wilson, 48 P.H.S., 15 - Poly, 50 147 99 me Row One: Wayne Meinberg, Clarence New, Lupe Mageno, Paul Roberts, Don Warner, co-captain .lim Robertson, Bob Stowe, Jerry Perigen, co-captain, Ralph Gutierrez. Row Two: Coach AI Zimmerman Ronnie Dowell, Gary Barnes, Robert Dodson, John Dugan, Clyde Pearce, Morris Sutliff, Jim Peabody Dennis Shumbata, Bill Fillingame, Coach George Clark. 51122315 the Grp P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S P.H.S., P.H.S., P.H.S P.H.S., SV 48 57 34 29 3 ., 10 43 Jordan, Excelsior, Downey, Compton Wilson, Poly, Lynwood I I 56 46 70 75 95M 94 61 tain - Jeff Kneela nd, Row One: Terry Schwartz, Dave Stevens, John Cowell, Bill Tomich, Paul Roberts, cap , John Baird, Charles Smith. Row Two: Coach Al Zimmerman, Dovid Barr, Scott Worley, Joe Boglia, Ed Morgan, Bruce Thompson, John Casper, Fred Richardson, Marvin McKinney, Hilko De Groot, Jim Cowman, Ed Merrifield, Coach George Clark. P.H.S., 8 - Excelsior, 87 P.H.S., Downey, 86 I P.H.S., l8 - Compton, 69 P.H.S., V2 - Poly, 94V2 P.H.S., 22- Lynwood, 73 f 6 x L 5 i I s K I Pirates uf Erumess Representative of Paramount athletic prowess, the Lettermen are entitled to wear the handsome maroon and white iackets. Working hard on the annual Sweethearts' Ball, February ll, were James Hombs, president, Don Warner, vice president, George Griffith, sec- George Griffith, Herb Keehart, James Hombs, Don retary-treasurer, and Herb Keehart, Warner, club officials. sergeant-at-arms. Row One: Mr. Cleo Cordell, sponsor, James Hombs, president, John McGuire, Herb Keehart, Don Warner, Jerry Hombs. Row Two: Jerry Otterson, George Griffith, Morris Sutliff, Roy Bohn, Melvin lewis, Jerome Peterson. J..-Q if - Proudly guarding colors of nation and state stand Cadets Gary Hull, Gordon Waters, Wayne Nur- mela and John Schubert. Corps members opened each day officially as Old They served publicly in connection with the local Glory and California's Bear Flag rose above Christmas Parade and spring Cancer Drive. Trips P.H.S. At assemblies and before each grid con- to the U.S. Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos, and test the Color Guard brought fans to their feet Fort MacArthur provided additional training. as the national anthem recalled America's heritage. 'l!lIu SFIBSBYUB This may Row One: Norman Staton, James Mills, Roger Gasser, Arthur Winford, Tommy Evans, David Hurt, Norman Wyatt, Don Alexander, Bob Burdette, Terry Gee. Row Two: David Tucker, Coleman Ayers, Bob Morning, Tom Scott, Herb Wotring Robert Kent, Jack Gee, Richard Baker, Dale Powers, Bill Waters, Sammy Campos, Gary Saine, Allen White. Credit for the well-trained Pirate Corps belonged to Commandant Marcus Young, First Lieutenant White and Second Lieutencints Saine and Coleman Ayers. uf life Cadet Maior Allen Gciry In command are Commandant Maior Marcus Young First Lieutenant Allen White, Captain David Tucker Row One: Penny Worley, Diana Morgan, Fern Cope, Janet Laltig, Jeanette Agre, Darlene Bill, Gloria Potocki, Mary Jane Kress, Judy Breugelman, Delores McCabe, Carolyn Herron, Lynda Claubaugh. Row Two: Carole Mac Lean, Lani Kirchhefer, Janet Jones, Janna Snyder, Toni Genoway, LaVonne Taggart, Tanya Wren, Maureen Malone, Patricia Sigler, Sharon Roghair, Evis Bolan, Janice Price, Virginia Stafford, Beverly Ruth, Sponsor Miss Ilene Anderson. Sponsored by Miss Ilene Anderson, the Girls' Athletic Association has participated in such playdays as: hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis and badminton. This year, Paramount conducted its first home playday. With Disneyland as the theme, the Pirates entertained coeds from Compton, Downey, Excelsior, Jordan, Lynwood, Millikan, Poly and Wilson. ln addition to playing basketball, a skit starring Fern Cope, Lani Kirchhefer, Maureen Malone, Gloria Potocki and Tanya Wren was enioyed by all. Officers include: first semester president, Maureen Malone, vice president, Arlene Lundberg, recording secretary, Linda Thormodsen, corresponding secretary, Pat Sigler, treasurer, Darlene Bill, historian, Sherrill Oliver, and publicity chairman, Dorothy Rutherford, second semester president, Tanya Wren, vice president, Darlene Bill, recording secretary, Gloria Potocki, corresponding secretary, LaVonne Taggart, treasurer, Jeanette Agre, historian, Fern Cope, and publicity chairman, Janet Lattig. Meeting on the second Wednesday, each month, the girls discussed plans for swimming parties, bicycle rides to Knotts' Berry Farm, initiations, or money-making schemes. Sportsmanship, cooperation, and fun were the year's dividends. ,Swing upremk ful LaVonne Taggart prepares to drive as Sophomore Mary Kress hurries to receive . . ,Fern Cope and teammates get set to receive a smash . . . Paramount's top single player, Lani Kirchhefer . , . Paramount's improved tennis team is sparked by Lani Kirchhefer and Gloria Potocki . . . A hard drive is Lani's characteristic play . . . Retrieving net ball on a tricky play is Janet Jones . . . You're out! says the umpire as Jan Snyder makes the tag. . i I I l ' ' L? in.. lV'5'fe,' Smarts, jfun Jfrienhship. MN ,-ww... ai CZ? 'fav Lellerelte Sponsor Jo Day, Evis Bolan, vice presidenlg Pal Sigler, presidenlg Janet Minium, president: Maureen Malone, historian, pledge mislressy Lani Kirchhefer, secretary-treasurer. Jon makes a jump shol as Gloria Potocki and Sharon Brown prepare la get the rebound . . , Diane Morgan demonslrates how il should be done as the olher G.A.A, girls look on , . . Pal Siglcr makes a good defensive Ury as Gayle Dumphy allempls a basket . . . Herels G.A.A.'s badminton leam, with such oulslanding players os: Kaye De Kinder, Lani Kirchheler, lan Snyder, Sharon Brown and Fern Cope. 1? , OJ l 1.4-g '5 f Q fuwiff, , l ,J A J: 'fi-s f, I if LAl,,.f' - J,.nki, nm ' , , i fs,-. . ,fi - af.-A - ,, gl . A i 'J'fv5 kf.'i '4E QZVV' sw V .',,..J,,.t I - f f I .I Vx! 1 'fi A sales campaign begun in October over shared pop corn in Disneyland has given Business Managers Dick Teaford and Rosalie Zeigner a real insight into the world of advertising. Together they have helped finance their yearbook with salesmanship stressing the mutual interest of satisfied customers and repsonsible merchants. balute tu Qhhertisers! METAL 11. e. dyer, inc. P0L'5H'NG and PLATING A1 the wheel of an H. E. Dyer delivery Truck is Don Long, Pirate senior 16424 Minnesofa Ave., Paramount ED DYER ME. 3-5181 General Manager NE. 6-5271 The Most Walked About Clothes in Town SALLY SHOPS or CALIFORNIA 1201 1 Garfield Avenue MEtcalf 3-2612 Hollydale Meet Your Friends At ICELAND lT'S FUN TO SKATE - Open every night except Monday - 8041 Jackson Street MEtcaIf 3-1171 Paramount, Calif. WESTERN CONSUMERS FEED CO. DAIRY FEEDS NEvada 6-1191 MEtcalf 3-1128 7768 Jackson St. Paramount, Calif. PARAMOUNT MORTUARY JOHN A. MIES JAY GEE TEE VEE SERVICE RADIO - PHONO - TV Phone: MEtcalf 3-8733 JOE COLLINS ' GLEN NEVINS 5665 Main St. Hollydale, Calif. Compliments of DICK 8. ROBERTS DEPARTMENT STORE SHOES 81 APPAREL 12019 Garfield Ave. Hollydale, Calif. MEtcalf 3-2509 BERGER'S BOOTERY Headquarters for Jarman Shoes Phone ME. 3-4852 16295 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. ABC PRINTING und ENGRAVING FRED L. ALLIES 8137 E. Compton Blvd. Paramount, Calif. MEtcaIf 3-4231 MABRY'S Headquarters for prescriptions . . . cosmetics Mum and Garfield , . . fountain service . . , Hollydale magazines . . . records NEvada 6-36-I5 . . , school supplies . . . . . .greeting cards . . Seniors Joan Maumoynier and Eddie Brehm enjoy shopping at Mabry's. 66 77 Glam! ., its m,J,,n,,g 4,2 , lOwned and operated by Chris and Mae Myronl l6905 Clark Avenue at Maple Bellflower, California TOrrey 6-6400 Featuring TROPICAL PATIO GARDEN Weddings Catering Receptions Complete Wedding Private Parties Fashion Shows Waxing - Car Upholstery Cleaning - Polishing DAILY CAR WASH JIM GLAAB, Manager 12620 Paramount Blvd. lat lmperiall , Downey Phone TO. 2-4263 for pick-up TAYLOR'S MARKET MEATS - POULTRY GROCERIES 16509 Lakewood Blvd. MEtcalf 3-2375 Paramount, Calif. DEE'S SHOE BOX CHlLDREN'S LADIES' CASUALS - BOYS' 12116 Garfield Avenue Hollydale, Calif. Discounts to Parties FAlL'S DO-NUT SHOP Home-made Do-nuts 6835 E. Compton Blvd. ME. 3-3560 CLOSED SUNDAYS Tel. Msrrulf 3-9337 FRENCHIE'S CAFE Pan Fried Catfish Every Day - Best Steaks in Town Open 6:00 A.M. 'til 12:00 Midnight Come and See Us - We Like Your Business We Appreciate Your Patronage 11918 Garfield Ave. Hollydale, Calif. SAVE 154 PER GALLON ON FARM FRESH MILK AT SUPER DAIRY 14042 Garfield Ave., Paramount, Calif. North on Cherry just past Rosecrans Also Savings on FRESH RANCH EGGS And Other DAIRY PRODUCTS COM PLIMENTS OF THE PARAMOUNT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEtcalf 3-0721 15738 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. ARCHITECTURAL METAL SPECIALISTS CHANNEL GLASS 8. METAL CO. Proprietor w. A. BILL ORMAN 15340 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. MEtcalf 3-5466 161 GLENN JONES JUANITA'S DRESS SHOP CHEVROLET S. Paramount Paramount, CALlFORNlA'S FASTEST GROWING CHEVROLET DEALER Telephones MEtcalf 0-5861 - NEvada 6-3700 ME. 3-1628 14925 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. Charming in Juanitc1's ensembles are Rose Perry, Bobbie Hagan, Margie Scott lseatedj, Martha Fuchs, Sue Evans, Glen Croft and Rudy Ugland, seniors, admire the 1957 Chevy Pinky lSlF'f'l'81t?. and Mrs, Norma Reed fstandingl. Corvette. Tom Kelly and Eddie Perry, senior car enthusiasts visit Sport All set for a spin,, popular Sherry Johnson and her steady, Muffler, Jim Hombs. SPORT MUFFLER SHOPS CHIEF CHAMBERUN The Muffler with the Lifetime Guarantee FORD DEALER BERT FULLER, owner FACTORY Bill 1Managerl 15727 S. Paramount Blvd. ME. 3-1107 P , c rf ' 10920 Garfield Pl., swan Gm-ropuz 9-1612 ' ' n Seen at '57 Porthole Show, Bobbie Lynn Fashions Presley fans, Beverly lnghom and Wayne White, look over his present hit songs. W Paramount Music Store Bellflower Downey ME. 3-4332 15337 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. Norwalk Santa Ana in Seniors Marilee Otterson and Bob Allison search the boundless array of greeting cards for the one that's just right. McCRACKEN REXALL PHARMACY PREscRlPrloNs 16283 So. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. MEtcalf. 0-3149 To Graduates of Paramount High CONGRATULATIONS! May your futures be filled with happiness and success. Jud Beedle and Ron Jackson, seniors, get a slant on the busy construction game. C BOVEE 8. CRAIL CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS 15134 S. Indiana Street Paramount, California CONGRATULATIONS FROM R U A N P H A Anne Varian, popular iunior and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Varian congratulate the Class of '57. ' Prescriptions ' Vitamins -' School Supplies ' Films ' Cosmetics ' Toiletries 'I3333 Paramount Blvd Hollydale, Calif. Phone ME. 3-6740 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Closed Sundays sg' .5 -,. 1 : . 7 ieX9ET'4fQ KOOPMAN'S TRAVEL BUREAU AIRLINES - BUS - STEAMSHIP - TOURS - HOTEL World Wide Service 16201 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. Phone: MEtcaIf 3-1460 - NEvada 6-1608 BANK OF AMERICA Compliments of G. Y. BARBER, Manager Paramount Branch Paramount CAMPBELL'S PARAMOUNT HARDWARE COMPLETE LINE or SPORTING Gooos open sunaqys - Holidays Me. 3-4361 16225 13657 Paramount Blvd. Hollydale WRIGHT FEEDS National Distributors of KEL-MIN, Noture's Marine Mineral for plants and animal life. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. MEtcaIf 3-2269 - 3-2006 ANDRUS REALTY HARRY M. ANDRUS, Broker Homes - Loans - Rentals - Ranches With Us lt's the Service That Counts Paramount at Century 13809 Paramount Blvd. MEtcalf 3-0048 TARPLEY'S SHELL SERVICE JAMES C. TARPLEY, Proprietor 12310 Garfield, Hollydale WITH COMPLIMENTS OF TIP-TOP DRIVE-IN No. 2 3425 E. South Street Long Beach CAL MILK TANKS Phone: ME. 3-6830 BE YOUR OWN CAR HOP - AND SAVE! 8049 E. Compton Blvd. MEtcaIf 3-1 141 NEvada 6-1228 Paramount, Calif. EAT HERE OR TAKE HOME! Plenty of Parking We Cook Our Food to Order! Frank Maxwell, Proprietor 165 TEN COMMANDMENTS OF THE EXPERT DRIVER I. Never start out with a car unless it is in satisfactory mechanical condition. Check the instrument panel and test brakes before proceeding into traffic. II. Under no circumstances drive over 55 miles per hour. Ill. Obey all posted traffic rules and regulations. IV. Never drive too close to the car ahead, and after passing a car never cut back until you can see the car in the rear-view mirror. V. Never fail to signal turnsand stops. M VI. Never attempt to make a left turn until after you have reached the- center of the intersection, given the proper signal, and on-coming traffic has either stopped or is at a safe distance. ' ' Vll. Yield the right-of-way, rather than create a dangerous situation. Vlll. Automatically make allowances for actions of all pedestrians and aged and youth- ful drivers. ' V ' - IX. When driving the inside lanes your left fenders mustnever be less than 12 inches from the line, and automatically adiust your speed and movements to conform to road and traffic conditions. ' ' . X. Always check clearance before and during backing operations and under no cir- cumstances back up fast. GEORGE KRAAN GLADYS HYDE--Landmark Ins. TREV MOORE-Sales and Service C. T. LYNCH CHARLES KOOPMANS DUTCH BANDRINGA L. FRANK CUTTEN E. T. IBBETSON FRANK E. STOUT C. D. MOSIER THEO DE DEN JOHN M. ANDERSON 8. CO. PARAMOUNT INSURANCE AGENTS GROUP LASTING SUCCESS NOT JUST A WISH...AN INVITATION your success is our concern too! we invite you to become an important part ofthe fascinating well paid communications industry. N- X I Q os tl I , ,1- M- fi gimme :I X ,. i ee Q L swim L Es ,, 380 pefmwfqil, 'AN e . fzgieeyz 'ie ie ' A , iiii I 0 Q ' 7 5 l we ' Q E. I ' Compton Downey Ask your vocational counselor about positions with Pacific Telephone, or drop into one of our nearby Employment Ottices. women men - 608 E. Compton Blvd. Inglewood - 335 E. Queen St. - llOO8 Downey Ave. Los Angeles - 740 SO. Olive St. Or ask your Operator for ZENITH 10,000 for the Employment Office nearest your home. - - I i .1 Yi: Wiki '. He 'J ,-y lft' 552-- nlllflfil' ...me :liz E2 x, a ie l 4 ll g ,,,,+1 ' 1 elf J . ' Sai iii Q. 5 ' ' Di . A , A Q 1 ,MP Q ,fs IBEQI ' Tig, f.. E ggi: 34' Paeitie Telephone , I 1 Charming Pirates model Mary Morey fashions, Penny Vavak, Diane Stewart, Karen Cook lseatedl, Rosalie Zeigner, Phyllis Brown lstandingl. MARY MOREY'S FASHION SHOPPE Ladies' Apparel - Gifts 16224 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. MEtcalf 3-3587 Jack Cannicott, Book Division, cheers Larry Miller, Bud Reid, camerameng Barbara Clark, and Alice Van Beek, editors, Arlene Lundberg and Marilyn Griffin, as deadlines near. LOS ANGELES ENGRAVIN G J rl Compliments of SIERRA JR. COFFEE SHOP Open 24 Hours Excellent Food All Day 8. All Night T0rrey 6-5313 9015 E. Artesia Bellflower HERALD'S GARAGE ir 8124 E. Center MEtcalf 3-2136 Paramount, Califomia KENNEDY PIPE 8. SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING - HEATING 15301 S. Paramount Paramount alif. Phone ME. 3-5101 or NE. 6-71 COM PLI NTS the PARAMO CAB COMPANY Phone MEtcalf 3-1280 .J Compliments of ?jel'l'l0l'l I Ile peak? 11852 S. Paramount Blvd. Downey, Phone TOp 2-1105 Calif CLEAR ATER LUMBER CO. LUMBER - CEMENT Everything in Lumber MEtc 3-1 143 15149 So, Paramount THE MODERN SHOE SHOP Keys Made Shoe Repairing - Renewing - Dyeing 14806 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif I PARAMOUNT INSURANCE LIFE - ACC. - HEALTH 8. HOSPITAL INS. FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY Office: 15518 Paramount Blvd., Paramount, Pho. MEtcalf 3-5969 Calif We are Proud to Have Created the 1957 JOLLY ROGER Cover Tom Sipes, handsome in Rent-A-Tux, es- Sffs lovely Risky THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY egrete. 5260 W. 104th St. Los Angeles Your 'Formal wear headquarters congratulates the graduating Class of 1957 and extends best wishes forthe coming Class ot 1958. 8455 Firestone Blvd. Downey, Calif. TO. 2-7117 Congratulations, CLASS OF '57 McCRACKEN'S APPLIANCE STORE Hep to the latest platters are Ron Roder, Rusty Hodges, Host Randy Welch, Jud Beedle, and Carlos Hernandez. ' Radios and Record Players Make Ideal Graduation Gifts 0 Full Line of Appliances and A Complete Record Bar 16259 So. Paramount Blvd., Paramount MEtcaIf 3-4422 COLONIAL FLORIST Foto Finishing - Free Glamour Ma ke-up SORKNESS FOTOS ' Weddings - Portraits - Commercial 13715 S. Paramount Blvd. By Appointment-Ph. MEtcalf 3-4468 TREES , ' I SHRUBS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! BLUE STAR NURSERY 8725 E. Imperial DOWNEY TO. 2-0820 PARAMOUNT FARMS DAIRY CASH AND CARRY We serve you with nothing but the best! DAIRY PRODUCTS MEtcaIf 3-6351 141 10 Downey, Ave. Paramount, Calif. Houyaale, cant. YOUNG'S MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS 'A' 13308 Paramount Blvd. - VEGETABLES I Hollydale ME. 3-1842 LONG'S DAIRY Milk - Buy it Fresh Eggs - Ice Cream All Dairy Products B627 E. Rosecrans Paramount One Block West of Lakewood Blvd. 'DUTCH BANDRINGA REAL E 8129 Compton Blvd. MEtcaI'f 3-2910 STATE - BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Paramount, Calif. DOWN EY LIVE WIRE suggests you subscribe to The Downey Live Wire Official TO. 2-2107 8323 E. Firestone Blvd. Porthole Printer Downey, Calif. 171 Compliments of the . . . PEEK 8. MUENCH SCHOOL FURNITURE 8. FIXTURE CO. 8531 E. Center Paramount MEtcoIf 3-3252 Congratulations from PHlL'S BURGERS 8024 E. Imperial, Downey TO. 1-2912 Philip Hovvser Ely Sorkin MECKLER'S RESTAURANT HOME COOKING Featuring Pies and Bread Open Daily 5:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. 16405 Paramount Blvd. Paramount LINDSAY LUMBER CO. 15938 S, Paramount Blvd. BUILDING MATERIALS, HARDWARE 8. PAINTS ME. 0-3168 Paramount, Calif LELAND'S HARDWARE 13150 Paramount Blvd. Hollydale, Calif. MEtcalf 3-1537 NEvada 6-7907 WE RENT TOOLS Fine OLD COLONY Paints RIO HONDO NURSERY and LANDSCAPING FREE LANDSCAPE ESTIMATES 5608 E. Imperial Hwy. South Gate, Calif. Phone TOpaz 2-7797 Best Wishes from- ENGRAVERS CORPORATION ' Graduation Announcements ' Diplomas ' Personal Cards ' Medals - Trophies ' Club Pins ' Josten Famous Class Rings 1044 S. Hope, Los Angeles 15 RI. 9-1261 DR. ROBERT E. TURNER oPToME'rRlsT l5736 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. MEtcal'f 3-6046 172 1 x V , .-.: L, . ,X v X 1 2 Af., FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 14743 So. Garfield Ave. Paramount, California REV. GLENN M. MERRIFIELD, Pastor Phone ME. 3-2723 The old book - The new birth The precious blood - The blessed hope. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 13433 Paramount Blvd. Hollydale, California REV. CLARENCE J. JOHNSON, Pastor Phone ME. 3-3904 Always the gospel and the spirit of friendliness PARAMOUNT METHODIST CHURCH 16635 So. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, California REV. RICHARD L BROOKS, Pastor Phone ME. 3-5229 Christ Jesus - the way - the truth - the life. FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH , 17040 Downey Ave. Paramount, California DR. HARRY P. SPILLER, Pastor Phone TO. 6-4732 You are cordially invited to attend our services. , ,f CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 5729 Main Street Hollydale, California REV. WILLIAM HOWARD, Pastor Phone ME. 3-2769 EMMANUEL REFORM CHURCH 15941 So. Virginia Ave. Paramount, California REV. G. VANDER LINDEN, Pastor Phone ME. 3-8004 FAITH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 8025 Compton Blvd. Paramount, California REV. JAMES O. HULIN, Pastor Phone ME. 3-3964 Seek ye first His Kingdom and His Righteousness. HOLLYDALE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 13129 Paramount Blvd. Paramount, California REV. STEPHEN o. OSBORN, Pastor Building a church home for community service. DOWNEY AVENUE FOURSQUARE CHURCH 13376 Downey Ave. Paramount, California REV. CHARLES D. BURNS, Pastor Phone ME. 3-4676 Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever Kmrmhtr thi Sabbath PARAMOUNT ASSEMBLY OF GOD 16200 S. Orizaba Ave. Paramount, California REV. T. S. SINGLETON, Pastor Phone ME. 3-1636 Everyone welcome - no one disappointed. ants I wp Zlt Zlanlp 173 Open Daily 9:30 to 5 P.M. Wed. 8- Sat. 9:30 to 12:30 Monday and Thursday Evening 6:30 to 8 DR. ERNEST C. ROBERTS CHIROPRACTOR Phones: Office MEtcaIf 3-1259 Home MEtcaIf 3-1259 15740 S. Paramount Blvd. Paramount, Calif. ZAMBONI BROS., INC. ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION MOTOR REWIND 8. REPAIR 15735 S. Paramount MEtcaIf 3-0733 Paramount, Calif. COMMUNITY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 15357 Paramount Blvd., Box 428 Paramount, California MEtcaIf 3-8123 E. G. BROCKMAN, Branch Manager WILSON FURNITURE Phone ME. 3-1890 13223 Paramount Blvd. Hollydale, California On display at Wilson Furniture Store are the very latest styles of furniture and appliances. RELIABLE CLEANERS 8. DYERS 16250 Paramount Blvd. Paramount Phone MEtcaIf 3-1140 BURLEY'S BARBER SHOP When you have tried the rest. . . Try the BEST! 12141 Garfield Avenue Hollydale GEORGE MENDENHALL WHOLESALE HAY DEL'S BARGAIN HOUSE SHOES FOR LESS You Get Real Bargains Here Open Every Nite till 9 16917 Lakewood Blvd. Bellflow Telephone MEtcaIf 3-6457 er, Calif 174 CONGRATULATIONS RICHARD A. CHANCE, M.D. GERALD D. REYNOLDS, M.D. Paramount, California PIONEER FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS WHOLESALE MEATS Curing and Smoking - Cutting - Wrapping Lockers for Rent - Home Freezer Service 16401 S. Paramount Boulevard Paramount, California MEtcalf 3-9449 Compliments of AMERICAN BRASS COMPANY A Pirate Favorite ROYAL CROWN COLA BEST sv TASTE NEHI Beverage Company Los Angeles WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. Frank H. McCIung, Associated Dealer 16264 Paramount Blvd. MEtcalf 3-5650 Paramount, Calif. Expert Repair and Motor Overhauls - Tuneups Brakes Relined and General Auto Repairs FOR THE BEST CALL RICHARDSON GARAGE MEtcalf 0-3343 Res. MEtcalf 3-7697 Complete Welding Service 8008 E. Compton Blvd. Paramount, Calif. JERALDlNE'S SPECIALTY SHOP OF HOLLYDALE presents STYLE and SHOPPING VALUES 13401 Paramount Boulevard Hollydale, California ME. 0-2855 MALETTA'S SHOE SERVICE Shoes Rebuilt the Way You Like Them 10221 Va Paramount Blvd., Villa Square, Downey Frank Maletta - TO. 1-7419 13316 Paramount Blvd., Hollydale, Calif. Dick Maletta - ME. 3-7283 175 Headquarters for your Model, Craft and Art Needs HOLLYDALE HOBBY SHOP Weekdays 11:00-8:00 Friday 'til 9:00 ME. 0-6492 BRUCE CLEANERS AUTO - FIRE - LIFE E. E. E. DUSTY RHOADS EX PERT CLEANING- PRESSING Fine laundry Work Alterations Phone: MEtcalf 3-2879 12117 Garfield Ave. Hollydale, Calif. i i INSURANCE AGENCY Representing State Fann Insurance Co. 15343 V: Paramount Blvd. Paramount ME. 0-5656 NE. 5-8001 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from Long Beach Camera Exchange Szabat's Feed Store Standley's Market Tom Zambory Chevron Station Tastee Freez Lighthouse Cafe Sandy's Yarn Shop Rosecrans Muffler Shop Q93 Qgain! A iourney of three years completed-it has passed as quickly now, it seems, as a fun-packed day in Disneyland. Secure in happy memories and treasured gains the 1957 Seniors head for Tomorrowlandl Q,Q,,,.-., ' ,L me QQ Q2 ' i V . 'tts 'e -5 Sb-:elk lr? ,W e Ll-'IQ Qwivsfecl s-DNN ' - lwsw., 0, 7m Mm fill W fweueaefiw W 's?X5fNfl yliflpfl Mwfl lr? ll Q pw mcurdzd, we want tn Express Qppreriatinn f.ZMW'f:ffvf fWQf7 2'f2lf 4f'-ff -f2'f 1W'P WWIWOO ivfffifff To Ma n Sklar, Public Relations Division, Disneyland, whose Interest and coopera- tion made our division pages possible, to Jack Cannicott of the los Angeles Engrav- ing Company, whose enthusiasm is always contagious, to Phil Clark, S. K. Smith Company, for helping us design our original coverg to Mrs. Mae Myron and her staff of the Chris Myron Studios lespecially Mike Stunn and Bob Weygandl for ff' ' I h t h Ad o lcla p o ograp y, to our vertisers for their generous support of Pirate publi- cations, to Stephen Foster, Bob Hyatt, Bill Jones, Gary Hargleroad, draftsmen wh o made club emblems, to the Pirates and Faculty who helped create these pages! 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