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

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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

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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

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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