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

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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,

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- ,,.,,.-.-- 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.

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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.