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

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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.

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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

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