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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1959 volume:

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GALE 324,65 1 ' . 1 P From Its openmg day thus year has been luke no otherl Fall brought the enthuslastlc return of more Pirates than ever before Semor Square smartly repainted was an omen of the vatal deducated leadershlp of the Class of 59 Plgsknn prowess which swept the Maroon and Whtte eleven and nts fans from the Coast League Championship Into C I F playoffs kept the Sportsmanship Flag flylng and made Paramount a world Bond druves transfer add: tional classrooms from blueprints to reality Intramural sports dances Sabrlna Farr umque campus clean up campaugn Chrnstmas food and clothmg drnves pastel luncheon tables In the Rally Court the erec tlon of a handsome marquee and the promlse of Forelgn Exchange Students as guests next fall have combined to full Plrates wlth PRID I N l I . . , . I . I ,. I . . ' I I . . I factor in Southern California's sports . ' I I ,, . . ,,, 0 . - . I . . . I . I - . u n I 7' Q0 ?M36w WW? ya 'K Q um-ii' Published annually for 'he Sixth year Fall Semester Commissioner of Buildings an sor, Keith Billeter, reflect in their smiles by the Associated Student Body, Paramount High School sfoction and pride felt b Mmmn THE 1959 d Grounds Jerry Hombs and his suc y all '1v4v.f5 ' A nxm-f 'Z M l' J-M - ig , Q , i A 'mx fy? 5' 'inks' wfiyiggii' K 1 K ak, H i fi i i x Z af f studenvs in the growth and achievements of the post year, while behind them loom the new marquee and ihe great block ' P' an the Pirate Gym. JOLLY ROGER ,I x s l Is telt by administrators, faculty, non-certificated personnel, stu- dent officials and campus press as they strive to make this 0 finer school with each passing year. Pages 6 - 93 ls evidenced by the increasing beauty of the campus, added buildings, mounting alumni, swell- ing classes, and a spirit that, honoring the past, builds tor the future, Pages 40 - 89 'T Is displayed in daily events, busy classrooms, service cl u b s, and honor, professional and hobby groups, where shared experiences and I a s t i n g friendships make school days memorable. Pages 90 -119 Has lifted the morale ofthe entire campus to match the prowess of its Coast League Champions, mak- ing sportsmanship and spirit a part of daily living. Pages 120 -160 ff'-x CD5 U 'v . V V ' X si PARAMOUNT HIGH Paine IN Pf- UC , au.l1T Pl bl l pubs 454 PROCESS 5 it EXPRESSED . qi. A A 'N xg r t ill 1 s 1. v Lair- IN SERVICE 1 Proud of Paramounts rising enrollment and ex- panding campus, Principal Melvin C. Fuszard and President Steven Fletcher view with keen insight the changes this exciting year has brought, Each feels satisfaction in added classroom space, the growing beauty of the campus, and above all, this year's fine morale on all occasions, K. ,s A-gy, .I' Six years ago Pirates enrolled in a new school to the sound of workmens saws, hammers, and drills. Filled with spirit, they ignored the sandy acres and treeless Rally Court. They set about buildirg a representative government and fine tradt'ons that would guide those to come. Their enthusiasm and iudgment bear fruit today in the lives of more than a thousand students here today. 'llilnp-' li fl 531-' . ' , x s vf -- v . 1 if 4 r' ,I 3. ,M - . I1 . T , ff 7, -, ' -w., 'f' 'A A qfddl, ww .W M . ., 11 , ,W We-ff Z N..,,mw, Y ' ,ff 4 The Dust Bowl they nicknamed it affectionately' And how it has changed! Acres of lawn, a gym, a football field, this years new unit, Senior Square, the Pirate Marquee, and the Rally Court with its pleas- ant shade and pastel tables . . . this is Paramount in 1959. FFP um I V ' m 'f w:ffm,., ' ' A, V, um..,,,-Q 114, ..,. . ..., up X X 5.4, V W 'vnu E ' ,' , ' if - ' pl' ll t X if , as Navi ' 9 r, . D' .s ' ' ' IPM , ,9'3, ' V -..Jar if , f K wNQ,:,,- 'L A , 'P r 'Q ff' Shade flowers lawns transform Dust Bow Paramount What a campus! What a year! Crowded halls . , . buildings rising overnight . . . trees tall enough to cast shadows . . . spick and span Rally Court with its pastel tables . . . crowds reading clippings on the Sport Board , . , the Art Club auction below the P . . . all these were part of this year's cam- pus, alive as never before, measuring up to its proud name, Paramount! Building operations reflect Paramount's expanding curriculum. i Pastel tables, purchased by the classes and the Pirate clubs, make the Rally Court attractive, agree Sophomore President Clarence Christ, A.S.B. President Steven Fletcher, l.C.C. Presi- dent Patsy Moore, Junior Class President Jim Little, Senior Class President Dora Hernandez. 4 ,f ,ffrfnl V, ffffw' I ,, 4- av- SUP erinlenden r .lack Kobiiisilifed School Dlsmc . un, n t of Pmomo t Pooled Leadership O f f e r i n g effective guidance to Para- mount's rapidly expanding school system, Superintendent Jack Robinson, his admini- strative aides, the Board of Education, and the high school Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation have helped to make Paramount's sixth year its very best. Wisely they pool initiative, training, and experience to solve problems of finance, policy, growth, and personnel. How effective they are was proved this fall by a most successful bond election which will allow this campus to handle its mounting enrollment. To the P.T.A. goes Pirate thanks for aid in such specific proiects as the Marquee, Foreign Exchange students, and the final All Night Party for the graduates of l959, Ml' P'-'IU' Bfltlef Dr. John Allan Smith Mr. Wilson Bell A55'5i0nl5UPe nieY1def'i Assistant Superintendent Administrative Assistant 4-NA Qs MRS. RUBY TUCKER Parent-Teacher Association President MRS. MARIE MENDENHALL Board Vice President DR. RAYMOND BIEL Board Member MR. EDWIN THORMODSEN Board Member MRS. CAROL CORSKE Board Member MR. CHARLES STONE Administrative Assistant MR. LEWIS TAYLOR Board President IH-ff ,410 pd! zz l I at I .. in-ssff-ww PRINCIPAL MELVIN C. FUSZARD Principal Melvin C. Fuszard, who has guid- ed the progress of the Pirate campus for the past five years, can take pride in the growing plant, the sportsmanlike student body, the expanding corps of faculty members, and, above all, of the past year, unexcelled in good will and coop- erative accomplishments. ln no small measure his willingness to be of assistance and his remarkable good humor have aided the Student Council and President Steven Fletcher to function so effectively. Alumnus of Wisconsin University, Mr. Fus- zard finds time to run a school efficiently, work on a dessertation for a Doctor's De- gree, and still pursue his hobby-pho- tography. 12 Goals .....,, .W-.W-w,..m, Photography in all its phases delights this Pirate adminis- trator who has used many color photos to emphasize cur riculum values. -'-M-f--fm-...,..,,,,,.m.,,.. .. ,M - -- -S.-.,.. ., I BQ 4'-K VICE PRINCIPAL HAROLD TONINI No Pirate was prouder than Dr, Harold Tonini, vice principal of Paramount, of this year's Coast League Champs! Vitally concerned with scores and morale, he had every reason to be proud of both, when P.H.S. hosted as high as 9,000 fans. A graduate of the University of California, with a Doctor's Degree from University of Southern California, he managed his usual full schedule, demanding iustice, diplo- macy and humor, on campus, as well as the presidency of the Rotary Club for 1958-1959. It was he who, with Para- mount's growing prowess in mind, inaug- urated the traditional Invitational Basket- ball Tournament, co-sponsored by Rotar- ians, now in its fifth year. I3 1 Pczhently Point The MRS LUCILLE PEPPLER BE MRS VITA BIRNBERG MA Northern Illmols Unnversny I Unlversny of Minnesota Jumor Counse or 5e '0' C0U Se'0' Mas JENNIEVE JAMES MA Umversniy of Arkansas Jumor Counsel Elvrw-w www .4... 14 '4 I O l 'h or. I A A nf F 5 - M'TiT1gginfp n 1 MS 4 ' , 5 n E v , - I ', Ja f,A-- Q 4 r 3 . ri H . I 5' 1 . n nr n 5'- 15 A West Virginia University G Y MR. AUSTIN HARPER, M.A., Sophomore Counselor. i MR. JOHN VITO MARTUCCI, M.E., University of Pittsburgh, Sophomore Counselor. MR. LAWRENCE SEALS, A.B., San Diego State, Sophomore Counselor. Throughout the crowded year these men and women, with patience and understanding, chart the courses of over one thousand Pirates. lt is they who hear each day's new problems, finan- cial or emotional, brought to them with faith and confidence. lt is they who adiust classes, suggest subiects, administer tests, offer advice-all that each student may attain the education best suited to his attributes. Heartened by reasonable solu- tions of pressing difficulties, Pirates teel grateful to these eight counselors whose wisdom helps them realize their full potential. MR. RUSSELL BALL, M.A., University of Southern California, Director of Student Activities. MRS. VIRGINIA NELSON, B.A., University of California at Los Angeles: Girls' League Advisor. ---.....,,, . H-r 'W M I If ,,,,...- H MR. LELAND ALLEN, M.S., Brigham Young University, Biology, Life Science. MISS ILENE ANDERSON, M.S., University of Colorado, Physical Education, Co- sponsors Girls' lntra-murals. ww MRS. MARGARET BULLINGTON, M.A., Long Beach State College, United States History, Sponsors Future Teachers of America and Junior Class. MR. NOEL CALDERWOOD, B.A., U.C.L.A., M.F.A.g U.S.C., Arts and Crafts, Sponsors Art Club. MR. RICHARD B. CALDWELL, B.A., Uni- versity of California at Santa Barbara, M.A., Long Beach State College, Wood- working. MISS HELEN BANDY, M.A., Long Beach State College, English, Sponsors Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation. MR. DON BOUCHER, B.S., Wittenberg C o I I e g e 7 Driver's Education, Driver's Training, Football Coach. - Q 4 K, Q. 'W , if A f ,. thi fil- 5,55 6 fl if K ' 9 ' I If G 1 r fr.: 3. . 'wen WN AT MR, LEE S. COOPER, M.A., Long Beach State College, Civics, Scholarship Coun- selor. MR. CLEO CORDELL, M.A., San Diego State College, University of Kentucky, Physical Education, Football Coach, Di- rector of Athletics. me ,Al 1 As Beacons Serve MR. KENNETH BRIGGS, B.M., M.M., Uni versity of Southern California, Band Sponsors Band Club. MR. ROBERT N. BROYLES, Whittier Col lege, United States History, Cadet Corps, Military Advisor. MRS. MARGARET H. BRUSH, B,A., M.A. Ohio State University, Health and Physi cal Education, Sponsors Pacettes. MR. JOHN E. CUMMINGS JR. B.A Whittier College, English KA V Ha 14 rr? MISS JO ANN DAY, B.A., University of California at Santa Barbara, Physical Education, Health, Ca-sponsors lntra-mu- rals and letterettes. MR. NELLO DICORPO, M.A., University of Southern California, Consumer Eco- nomics, Office Machines, Sponsors Future Business Leaders of America. To Warn MR. BENJAMIN DODD, M.S., Cornell University, Journalism, English, Sponsors Senior Class. MR. ERLIN EGOLF, M.A., Long Beach State College, Life Science, Sponsors Sophomore Class. MRS. ESTHER ERICSON, A.B., University of California al Berkeley, Latin, Publi- cations, Sponsors Latin Club and Press Club. MR. RONALD FLEMING, B.C.S., M.S., Southern California, Drake University, Typing, Business Law, Sponsors Future Business Leaders of America. MR. DONALD FREDERICK, M.A., Long Beach State College, Geometry, Algebra, Sponsors Math and Science Clubs. MRS. MARCENE GlES, B.S., Henderson State Teachers' College, Homemaking, Sponsors F.H.A., Bowling Club, and Sophomore Class. ol Shoals MR. WILLIAM HAY, M.A., Long Beach State College, Bookkeeping, Student Body Finance Advisor, Sponsors Future Business Leaders of America and Student Store. MR. ROBERT HINES, B.A., M,A., Colorado State College of Education, English. MR. ROBERT KNIELING, B.A., Fresno State College, Science, Physical Educa- tion, Football, Baseball Coach. MR. DWIGHT KNOX, B.S., M.A., Long Beach State College, Syracuse Union, Industrial Drawing, Sponsors Industrial Arts Club. MRS. MARY LASH, B.S., George Pepper- dine College, Homemaking, Sponsors Corsaires and F.T.A. MR. ROBERT MARAS, B,A., M.A., long Beach State College, English. Mn. AN1HoNY J. HARCAR, s.s., MA., Rider College, Teachers' College, Colum- I I I bio University, Typing, Salesmanship, Business English, Sponsors Future Business leaders of America. A-f iw nuunm :maven .. ,,,, mg ,, , s ,Q un.. -.-ws.. -.-Q Q. W -4. M-.. :fs V , 'sw -ih- To Mark The MR. THOMAS MlDDl.ETON, A.B., Whittier College, Math, Driver Training, Physical Education, Football, Basketball Coach. MR. ROBERT MORTENSEN, B.S., ED.M., Tufts College, Sponsors Key Club, Co- ordinator of Testing and Research. MR. JOHN MYRES, B.A., M.A., Loyola University, long Beach Stale College, English, Sponsors Senior Class. MRS. EVA 0'CONNELL, M.S., University of Southern California, Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra. MR. RICHARD ORCUTT, B.S.C., University of Nebraska, Auto Shop, Wood Shop, Sponsors Junior Class. MR. JEROLD PERKINS, B.A., University of Redlands, Driver Training, Physical Edu- cation, Basketball, Sponsors Letterman's Club. MR. JOSEPH MC GRORTY, A.B., Univer- sity of Southern California, Geography, Driver Education, Sponsors Sophomore Class. . MN-. I, . Safesl Channels MR. CHARLES PORTO, B.S., Long Beach State College, English, Social Studies, General Math. 'T MR. RAYMOND RABINEK, M.E., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, Shorthand, Clerical Practice, Football, Tennis Coach, Sponsors Future Business Leaders of America. MR. EDWARD REASER, B.S., East Strouds- burg State Teachers' College, Driver Training. MR. DOUGLAS ROZELLE, B.S., University of San Francisco, Driver Education, Driver Training, World Geography, Work Ex- perience Coordinator. MISS JUNE SHIRLEY, A.B., Trevecca Col- lege, Speech, Drama, Sponsors Drama and Youth Fellowship Club. MR. EDWARD SIROTNAK, B.S., M.A., Long Beach Stale College, Northern Illi- nois State, Senior Problems, Sponsors Key Club. MR. WILLIAM K. STEVENS, B.M., Univer- sity of Southern California, Girls' Glee, Choir, Sponsors Stereons. MR. GORDON STEWARD, B.A., Long Beach State C e9e' 'n Us i ' IN MEMORIAM Drawing and Coaching. MR. JACK D. SWIFT, B.A., Fullerton Junior College: Long Beach Stale Collegey English, Spanish. MR. WALTER H. THOMAS B.A., University of Cali- fornia: Crafts, Sponsors Art Club. Through the tragic death of Mr. Donald Kachin- skas, crafts and physical education teacher, during Thanksgiving vacation, Paramount Senior High School suffered a great loss. Vital and creative, his enthusiasm and talent will continue to be an inspiration to all fellow Pirates. - til: 1433115 MR. CARL VREBALOVICH, B.S., University of Cali- fornia at Berkeley: Biology, Audio-Visual Director. MR. FRANCIS A. ZANITSCH, B.S., University of Minne- sotay Lang Beach State Collegey Metals. MR. WALTER WOEFEL Transportation Manager Twice Each Day Captained by Mr. Walter Woefel, who has been associated with Paramount Unified School District transportation for thirteen years, six bus drivers carry Pirates to and from home, on rewarding field trips, and back and forth to athletic contests. A cheery and efficient crew wheeling their dis- tinctive yellow buses filled with energetic Pirates, they service a wide area, from the boundaries of Downey to North Long Beach and from Compton to Bellflower. r. Frank Murray, Mr. Vernon Shumake, Mrs. Lorraine Craig, Mr. Clinton Callaway, Mr. Thomas Cheney, Mr. Jay Wilson, Pirate bu s drivers. CHUUL BUS X VX .-eff U 6 , Y g Igicn' ' . , Mr. Boyd Straight, Mr. Robert Hotley, Mr. Russell D. Smith Mrs Jennett Baker Mr Clifford Anderson Mr Clarence Kahn Mr. Fred Alton. Shipshape is the Wordl What an attractive campus you have! Thanks to Paramount's eight tireless custodians, headed by Mr. Carmen Dominick, this is the common reaction to Pirateland. This year's successful Council Clean- up Campaign really keeps it that way and makes all the gardening, cleaning, and polishing worth- while. Perhaps that is why this cheerful crew is al- ways willing to give unlimited and much appre- ciated assistance in the preparation of rallies, dances, shows, banquets, and assemblies. if f l I- s I l l . ii'tz'- . ' . 40 1 . , , f AM , . O5 igl A fait c 5 ' ' ' f 'ii' 1 ,Q 4 A, 1' f x 'a- ' ' ' , .1 . D g ' ' . 4, 1 s A A 2 N I 9 V ' ' , Y V. . ., ik, K Jil ' . iliwwil in 1 .,...,.,.. ,... P ' li V ....,,.....,:.2e2..,. -'- 'f-2 f' 1 ----- - -:: Mrs. Charlotte Haacker, Mrs. Rose Ridenour, Mrs. Mary Stewart, Mrs. Lillie Curtis, Mrs. Margaret Dugan, Mrs. Fern Jones, Mrs. Ola Criswell, cafeteria staff. 2 1 For Food And Aid All stronghold, Hunger never threatens this Pirate ' thanks to the energetic cafeteria staff. Over load- dream and ed trays of tempting food, Pirates plan for the success of an expanding school. Be- ilz. S hind the scene, these ladies, headed by Mrs. - Ola Criswell, add much to the social success of the P.T.A., the Teachers' Club, the Girls' League, and a variety of campus organizations. To ef- ficiency this crew adds a cheerful interest in the welfare of each student and teacher. N. .., MRS. OLA E. CRISWELI. Cafeteria Manager gwcw .-x 57 'N . M wc, MISS MARY SONEDA, MRS. MARGARET BARR Turn To Them Offering assistance and enioyment to all who use it daily, the library is invaluable. Pirates are proud of its beautiful, modern appointments and the 7,000 volumes it houses. Included on its shelves are materials to fit all tastes and fill all needs from science manuals to lively fiction. Eager to assist each Pirate who enters this spacious room are Librarian Miss Mary Soneda, her secretary, Mrs. Margaret Barr, and student library assistants. Row One: Doris Campbell, Bette Davis, Marilee Heyer, Norlene Woodrow, Judy Jorgensen, louise Mouw. Row Two: Ruth Naugler, Sharon Scott, Patsy Murphy, Janna Snyder, Renie Wilkie, Joyce Ann Livers, Rachel Sabala, Donna Cochran. Iseminger, Nancy MacDonald, Diane Race, Jo Hats Ott To A Goverment ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT STEVEN FLETCHER Fall and Sprung Semester 1958 1959 Presndrng over the 19581959 Student Councrl Presldent Steven Fletcher In a measure persomfues this great year' Vutal executive loyal and per suaslve he has made Pirates and Paramount proud of each other Vlce Presrdent Patsy Moore staged two elections and headed IC C Secretary Charlene Truman and Treasurer San Dee Turnauer kept Plrate mmutes and finances on even keel The fmest sport year In P H S annals had Com mrssloner of Athletics Charles Bennett and Com mlssuoner of Games Make Glbbons moving ln hugh Commussloner of Rallues Claudette Drennan and Commissioner of Public Relations Barbara Baker found plenty about which to cheer and wrlte Commlssloners of Bulldmgs and Grounds Jerry Hombes and Kenth Bllleter kept the campus shlp shape whale Commissioner of Control Ronald Jackson functloned smoothly and Commussloner of Entertamment Richard Seraflnu coordinated his varned acttvntnes wlth characterlstlc finesse I . - I I I , . 1 ' 1 X of All Pirates G7 PATSY MOORE A.S.B. Vice Presidenl, 1958-1959 f 1 I 1 gjgrl l 1 1 ...-1 ,. . ,1 'S ll 1 I pf YU fl 1111. CHARLENE TRUMAN A.S.B. Secretory, 1958-1 -aj AA J ' SAN DEE TURNAUER, A.S.B. Treasurer, 1958-1959 29 .J- v' .9- K! RICHARD SERAFINI BARBARA BAKER Commissioner of Enlerluinmenl Commissioner of Public Relalions MIKE GIBBONS Commissioner of Gomes 1 f' - , f, 1 ff, S F Z 5 E I , R E I JERRY HOMBS KEITH BILLETER Commissioner of Buildings ond Grounds Commissioner of Buildings and Grounds RONALD JACKSON CLAUDETTE DRENNAN CHARLES BENNETT Commissioner of Control Commissioner of Rallies Commissioner of Alhlelics W '?A gr , -5 Row One: Charles Bennett, Ronald Jackson, Richard Serafini, Steven Fletcher, Mike Gibbons, Keith Billeter. Row Two: Jerry Hombs, Frances Maletta Mary Morales, Diana Fors th Barbara Baker Pat -Q Q I Y , I Wisby, Marie Maletta. Row Three: Clarence Christ, Claudette Drennan, Judi Mills, Charlene Truman, San Dee Turnauer, Patsy Moorse, Dora Hernandez, Nancy Mehr, Jim Little, Mr. Russell Ball, director of student activities. For All Pirates! Experienced personnel explains to some extent the outstanding performance of this year's vital Stu- dent Council. From the lcebreakers' Ball, Septem- ber 2O, which welcomed sophomores and new students to Pirateland to the dedication ceremonies of the new marquee, April 27, this group has im- proved campus morale and campus procedure enormously. To its credit chalk up the greatest Homecoming festivities to date, well run inter-class yell and basketball competition, a clean-up cam- paign that works and the financing of two Foreign Exchange students who will be Paramount's guests in September! Row One Richard Serafnm Diana Forsyth, Clarence Christ, Row Two: Patsy Moore, Ronald Jackson, San Dee Turnauer Charlene Truman Mary Morales Row Three: Director of Student Activities Mr. Russell Ball, President Steven Fletcher ig A Record Of Proud V Moments CYNTHIA SHIRLEY, '59 JOLLY ROGER EDITOR Art Editor Don Merrifield, Junior Editor .Ioan Horovenko, Senior Editor Nancy Hecock lseotedl. Associated Art Editor Martha Lu McGregor, Cameraman Don Moody, Business Manager Peggy Paulson, Associate Editor Martha Fuchs. BILL LEE Editor, First Semester LOUISE GROBE Editor, Second Semester Seen Through The Porthole Exchange Editor Rickey Negrete, Circulation and Publicity Manager Dora Hernandez, Associate Business Manager Pat Bone fseatedj. Photographer Jack Rhines, Associate Editor ifallj Louise Grohe, Business Manager Mark Reid. H wsmncgzw 'V A fig L51 -- Sw' .H Q: 5 22:25 ,M '-5? iiiiusw ' T' -134254 H ' F3-if E , si ff.: ' is U- 9' Y ,fmf ,Q 1. . ,4J:,,1a 1 ii? Avi x .2 xii?-i s ,fi E, . A-5,1 2 an 1' W f fi, till mx A ,Q xr ' . ' Q ,' Y Y I 4 on 4 EE Q 12 iff '-N L N- .V :Aff si' .E .ff-S as U K WM :5!w'f'1g'L7.9, W V . . 95 -' rr frm , 433' ' 1:5 W 292 Y X 3 , , l W R. wk 5 1 E W 3 ,MG , E I 3 usemdfwnenwwwrww V mini nnwwm ,,,.....,.ff--M-ew-'4 su The Sludenl Union is run cl snack by: Dave Lundberg, Ronald Dowell, Doug O'Toole, Kenji Tsurusalo, Frank Shuberlp supervised by Mr. William Hay, and managed al lunch by: Bill Cocles, Bill Youwg, Jerry Ollerson lslandingl, Ted Shears, Ronnie Jackson, Jerry Hombs, Charles Bennett lin storel. 36 JUDI MILLS First Semester President NANCY MEHR Second Semester President Girls League Sets the Pcac Row One: Virginia Litton Diane OMalley Janet Chikami Doro Pffeuffer Roni Ketchum Carolyn Jackson DeDe Fors Mary Morales. Row Two: Gail Dumphy Sandro Ross Sandra Hutchison Sharron Sorkness Sue Miller LoVonne Lage Mary Ann Peirce Sharon Scott Shiela Schlothauer Penny Moore Gail Wisehart Girls League representatives. 37 'Y 4 in First semester officers, seated: Judy Gritz, entertainment, Alberta Byrnes, entertainment, Cassie Holden, friendship, Nancy Mehr, first vice president, Carolyn Pettit, decoratio-s, Marlen entertainment, standing: Mrs. Virginia Nelson, advisor, Judi second vice president, Nelva Romberg, secretary, Mary Ann 2 Steinman, publicity, Carolyn Cole, publicity, Rachel Sabala, Mills, president, Carol Martin, treasurer, Barbara Tu:ker, Peirce, publicity, Barbara McPherson, entertainment, Barbara Bierre, decorations, Janet Lutz, decorations, Diana Jackson, publicity, Shirley Butler, modes and manners. Sept. l6 ..,,. Nov. 19 ..,. Dec. 6 ....... Jan. 12-16 Jan. lo ...., Jan. 20 ..,.. Feb. I6 ..,. Second semester den, friendship, Virginia Nelson, secretary, Diane FROM SEPTEMBER TO JUNE ,...Sophomore Tea March l9,....,,.,,Loretta Young Fashion Consultant ..s,,Date Dad Dinner April Mom Banquet ...,,..Winter Whirl April ,s,.sSadie Hawkins' Day .,....Howdy Week May ll,.,.., s,.,,,s,,........Fashion Show .....,,......Howdy Hop May l4,,,,. ,uulnstallation of Officers w.... What ls a Lady? May 20.,,.,. ,s,,,,,.....,,.Senior Mothers' Tea .,....lnstallation of Officers June l8,.,,. s,...,Daisy Chain, Commencement officers, seated: Rachel Sabala, vice president, Alberta Byrnes, associate modes and manners, Cassie Hol- Roni Ketchum, modes and manners, Janet Chikami, treasurer, Carolyn Pettit, historian, standing: Mrs. advisor, Andrea Elliott, ways and means, Alliane Fletcher, decoration, Nancy Mehr, president, Judy Gritz, O'Malley, entertainment, Marlene Steinman, associate publicity, Diana Jackson, publicity. it s 4 Q2 ,' 'iff' 3 as bk Q 'ygii 1 Af f-,, 1:12.52 A' -V f ' K rw f V 5 v Nr Y .K K x ff' at f ,Q gf 5.1 M . 7 , 9 , l V' z X ' Xl Q f A A f, . N .8 W 1 W jim X R ,gl 1, f x V 112, x wa 23, M S 'S 2 all 3 X LL. Sr 15' Q.: W F: -111--1 Q K, gift if IS EVIDENT 501 .QW .- is M, V, Z 58' l . l l l li If GRCDWTH . l Growing in spirit, numbers, and traditions, Pirate classes have responded to the fine leadership of Senior President Dora Hernandez, Junior President Jim Little and Sophomore President Clarence Christ. Whether they paint Senior Square, arrange a Junior Skate or hold the Soph Car Wash, loyal Pirates back each enthusiastically. Q W .xv 1 Class X , a,.l..,.,.1!., DORA HERNANDEZ Senior Class President Sensor Class Council Row One Clovus Swanger Ruckey Negrete Dora Hernandez Pat Bolton Susan Evans, Diana For- yth Row Two Janet Chlkamx Martha Fuchs Barbara Pulslfer Glorua Polockl Sandra Brooks San Dee Turnauer, Susan Muller Betty Dldun Nancy Mehr Claudette Drennan Barbara Baker Nancy Hecack Row Three: Mr. Anthony Harcar, sponsor Mr Benlamun Dodd sponsor Paul Roberts Muke Gbbans Alan Hltchens Jerry Otrerson, Doug O'Toole, Mr. Francus Zamtch sponsor Mr John Myres sponsor 6602 MMR' .T wr As.. l Vita wu Q s 1 5125 l A 'Us of '59, Force PAT BOLTON Senior Class Vice President CLOVIS SWANGER, HENRIETTA NEGRETE DIANA FORSYTH, SUSAN EVANS Senior Class Treasurer and Secretary Senior Class Representatives POLLY PIRATE CLAUDETTE DRENNAN, friendly and spirited mass, adds this cherished tltle to her lust of laurels Generating enthusiasm at half time, this perky yell leader stlll found time to serve the Class of '59 on Its Sophomore, .lunlor, and Senior Class Councils A radiant Health Princess and Miss Friendship, she also proved herself a capable Commissioner of Rallles and Junior Class Secretary Remembered for her warm personality and read I Cl y sml e, audette has persomfned sunny cheerfulness and genuine smcerlty to her fellow Pirates 44 if 1 4 es ysr r s . ..,. me PETE PIRATE STEVE FLETCHER, dynamic and inspiring student body president, is the deserving recipient of this highly coveted title. President of the Class of '59 in his sophomore and iunior years, this vibrant cheer leader has been an outstanding asset to Paramount, shaping its policies and guarding its morale, Being both Boys' State representative and Varsity Club's on'y honorary member, this never to be forgotten CSF and Key Club member has set a pace and created a nfche in Pirateland hard to till. Dennis Abler Sandra Atchison Kathleen Adkins Edward Bair Shirley Baker RICHARD SERAFINI, ta I e n t e d A.S.B. Commissioner of Entertain- ment, has been an asset to Para- mount as Y.F.C. president as well as part of C.S.F, and Key Club. Valued as an outstanding vocalist and leader, Richard also repre- sented P.H.S. at Boys' State in l958. .7 4? We ? ,J I Bill Allen Sharron Atkinson Robert Barlow Lois Barlow Y 'Z' Loretta Allen Richard Baker Linda Bandringa Donald Bassham Carol Bergman '27 Gary Arrowsmith Antoinette Artale Barbara Baker Vincent Barisic Gary Barnes Sandra Barger Sharon Barnard Charles Bennett Keith Billeter Barbara Bierre Patricia Bone Robert Birmley 113 Pal Breeding Richard Bonneau Judy Breugelmon James Caldwell Sandro Brooks Patrick Bolton Lynda Brehm Jack Brown Carolyn Brooks Kendall Carter Carol Brubaker ffm Bill Cole ,f 1 vi J 1 William Boslon o 6 Anna Bright Slanley Campbell Shirley Broom Arlend Cook Robert Burdelle Marlene Brooks Gary Chilwood Darlene Buck 5-X' PATSY MOORE, poised sludenl body vice president, has proved herself invaluable as l.C.C. and Corsaire president. Member of C.S.F. and Y.F.C., Palsy richly de- served lhe Elks' Leadership Award as well as lhe Bank of America Award in the Liberal Arls Division. Sammy Campos Sharon Brown Ronald Costa Bill Coates Shirley Buller . l 4-JB il: GK' 2 4' Q ff Joseph Denardo Lynda Clabaugh Dee Ann Clemens Charles Denning Fred DeVries Mary Conley ww I S' t ,. . ' 3 Janet Chikcimi James DeKay Michon Chouteau Wayne Deming John Cowell Alberta Byrnes James Cowman Louise Castaneda James Davis ,W ag ,, NANCY MEHR, competent Girls' League presi- dent and veteran C.S.F. member, has performed with the Pacettes for three years. In addition to service as a Senior Class Council representa- tive, Nancy has brought honor to Paramount tor her excellence in speech contests. af' Sharon Coombes Robert Ditmar Fern Cope Ronald Dowell rw Jerry Dfogoo Linda Cutten Gary Dye Meredith Davis Pauline Davis Charles Essex Georgianne DeF'oIma Paul Fallon Mary Ann Diaz .......-av Belly Didun Richard Fife Claudette Drennan Steven Fletcher ALAN HITCHENS, highly intelligent and execu- tive, has served as Science Club and C.S.F. president and on his Senior Class Council. Bank of America Science-Math winner and semi-final- ist in the California State Scholarship Program, Alan has made his Alma Mater proud. Joyce Fergot Frederick Ga Linda Fifield Mike Gibbons Diana Forsyl'1 Susan Evans Sieve Garcia Priscilla Farthing Larry Gaugenmaler Q 'Z Larry Frokes Gail Dumphy Joyc 3 Elhers Bill Frick Albert Garcia Dolores Esquibia 5' George Goldman Patricia Fox Lawrence Graham Martha Fuchs John Hale Carolyn Gilusich George Gordon Barbara Freebairn Michael Hafle Elsa Gee John Harrell T-U M3 WW? ei ik' Jim Haacker Pat Fullbright Dennis Hanson Shirley Groenhagen gan Thomas Hakala 1 BARBARA MELTON, chic maior- ette, has demonstrated her versa- tility as president of Corsaires and as a valued member of F.B.L.A. Next fall will find Barbara en- rolled as ci freshman and an edu- cation maior on the campus of Long Beach State College. Antoinette Genaway Allen Hill wr. .ar- H T'?' A -km ,B ay' ed Don Harrell Jo Ann Guttery avi' ,X sr? rg? , , . ,- 14 V. if 'V'--, A, .... ff D in ,Z gs l X K 6 rf' r X cv e 4 Y Q Q fs 3 ,in Allan Hitchens Jerry Hombs Joy Hallan Palricia Hendrix Glenda Holland M A R T H A FUCHS, style-selling 1- Q1 Homecoming Princess, has proved herself invaulable as associate editor of the l959 Jolly Roger, Senior Class Council member, and lively captain of the Pirale flag girls. Fall will find Marty ci fresh- man on 'rhe Tarfar campus. jab If 'ses Malt Hogan Dora Hernandez Ronald Jackson Camilla Hulloker Nancy Hecock David Hur! Patricia Hauser Gary Johnson Joyce Iseminger Frank Holt Carolyn Herron Kenneth Jeffus Judy Huisman Hans Jorgensen Patsy Jackson Shasta Ke-lnng Sandra Jackson Mike Kight Bill Kennedy Barbara Jones Richard lane ti' BARBARA BAKER, petite and vi- vacious l958-l959 Commissfoner of Public Relations, has been an active participant in senior and Kay Jcicqmin student body activities. This at- Jetfrey Knecland tfuctive C.S,F. and Press Club member plans to enter Chapmgm College as an educatfon major in the fall. Laura Kellar Gregg le Blanc Robert Kent Janet Jones John Lankford Donna Kern David Lundberg ter 'T W Irene Jolley William Koeneke Lois Kelly Bill Lee Donna Kirchhefer Bruce Lunsford ' 'K is 'f as F fri' fI'l?7 tiff ww,-7' Edwin Merrifield Ina Menees Henry Morales Susan Miller Edwin Morgan Lillian Miranda , 9 J Barbara Mellon Herbert Miner Sheila Miller David Morgan Judith Mills John Morgan Ben Millan Gloria Mendoza Jim Mills Margie Merwin Richard Moore Carole Miller W R J ' ' R T3 1 E f 0 5 '2' -',' , f is 3 RED BENNETT, 1958-1959 A.S.B. Commissioner of Athletics, has a high popularity rating in the estimation of his Pirate fans. A varsity football Letterman, Chuck has made his influence felt in Varsity Club, Student Council, and senior class activities. SUSAN EVANS, charming senior class representative and l958 Homecoming Princess, has gen- erously devoted many hours to class and student body activities. A quick-stepping Pacette, Susan has been an effective Press Club president as well as associate Porthole editor this spring. Ronald Morgan Patsy Moore Gary Neal Doorthy Naglich Wesley Osburn Carol Parker ,-.-1 ff 2 Karen Negly Douglas O'Toole 4-2 ,Q . v-- f ,W 41 ,BA I ,Z f Ben Orczco Joan Palmquist i -Us Q , 4- 7 Henrietta Negrete Jerry Otferson 'Z 1 ,af 'WG' 1 . he ? .p ,. 'VC rr 1:5 9' uf' N A , Madeleine Moody Ken Nash Diana Morgan Charles Newcomb Esta Nielson Paul Parrcl Q , 4 4, I, r ,, LQ? I Elin ff, 'Z' 1 1 ,U .ev '1 ri J Ted Shears Diane Rich M' Iva Pyle Robert Silinsky Jeanine Rogers JERRY OTTERSON, handsome Var- sity Club prexy and class council member, will be greatly missed on football, basketball and base- ball teams. A recipient of Coast League and All-C.l.F. football honors and P.H.S.'s MostValuable Player of l958, Jerry has in- creased Paramount's fame and pride. ga .0 , H, T ,N , ' 4 fx 4 N X i , -lr .3 3 CM ,JL 7, I f nl if X Goro Shimano Helena Rocha Terry Swets Nelva Romberg af Mary Ann Quinn Walter Smith Margreal Rogers Eldon Taylor Betty Russell L 'Z' ,'v Frank Shubert Helen Rogers Charles Taylor Sandra Ross Steve Taylor Norma Scranton li Q. fi xx , R X 15' 'G' Jacqueline Rapp Joseph Soelter Sharon Roghair John Taylor Sharron Scales Jerry Tedder tml? s Robert Theising Barbara Slole Kenii Tsurusato Donna Smith Dean Tulley Mary Ann Smith 'Qi . . an 4-. 'M Q7 . X lx l 7 J BARBARA PULSIFER, trim Pirate flag girl, has used her artistry effectively to publicize P.H.S. ac- tivities. A valued Carsaire mem- ber, Barbara is also very essen- tial to F.B.L.A. Following two years of junior college she plans to attend Los Angeles Art Insti- tute. Ben White Hope Slabnau Jan Stevens Scott Worley rffff A F :mf , , A 3 Q Arthur Winford Connie Sturges Cynthia Shirley Bill Tomich Reba Short Henry Tromp John Watson Janna Snyder Dennis Welch Virginia Stafford William Young 'ur wi, Recorded Here are Deeds DENNIS ABLER GENERAL A S B KATHLEEN ADKINS GENERAL A S B Grrls League Senlor Class Councll FBLA BILI ALLEN COLLEGE A S B Drama Club Varslty Basketball 1I1 Football 1 I 1 B Basketball 121 LORFTTA ALLEN COMMERCIAL ASB Glrls League GARY ARROWSMITH INDUSTRIAL ART B hour Trac JV Trac 111 Varsl Track 1l1 B Basketball 1I1 ANTOINETTE ARTALE ASB Glrls League SANDRA ATCHISON ASB Glrls League Gym Representative SHARRON ATKINSON ASB Glrls League EDWARD BAIR A 5 B BARBARA BAKER A S B Commlssloner of Publlc Relatlons Student Council Glrls League Jolly Roger C S F Press u Y F C Glrls Chorus Dru I Team RICHARD BAKER GENERAL A S B IC C Y F C Camera Club President Rrfle Club SHIRLEY BAKER COLLEGE A S B Grrls League F M L Latln Club LINDA BANDRINGA GENERAL COMMERCIAL GENERAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ART COLLEGE AS B Girls League SANDRA BARGER COLLEGE A B Glrls League FTA Y C VINCENT BARISIC INDUSTRIAL ARTS ASB Varsnty Football Manager LOIS BARLOW A S B Glrls League Y F C ROBERT BARLOW B YFC Rlfle Club SHARON BARNARD ASB Glrls League YFC Grls Chorus GAA Letterettes GARY BARNES ASB Orchestra Varsuty Club Track 111 DON BASSHAM COLLEGE A S B CHARLES BENNETT GENERAL ASB Commlssloner of Athletrcs Student Councll Sophomore and Junuor Class Counclls Y FC Var slty Club JV Football 111 Varslty Football 121 CAROL BERGMAN COLLEGE ASB Glrls League A Cappella Glrls Glee Transfer from Plus X French Club Drlll Team 111 KEITH BILLETER COLLEGE A S B Commnssloner of Bulldlngs and Grounds Stu dent Councnl Sclence Club Band Varslty Club B Football 111 Varsity Football 121 JV Ba e ball 1I1 Varslty Baseball 121 B Basketball 121 ROBERT BIRMLEY GENERAL A S B COLLEGE COLLEGE GENERAL COLLEGE 60 BARBARA BJERRE COMMERCIAL ASB Gurls league Decoratuon Chaurman Gurls Glee Bowling Club FBLA Treasurer Dr ll Team PATRICK BOLTON COLLEGE ASB Vnce Presldent of Sophomore Junlor and Sennor Classes Key Club Presldent Spamsh Club Presndent Sclence Club YFC PATRICIA BONE COMMERCIAL A S B Glrls League Junior Class Cauncll Press Club Drlll Team 1'l1 RICHARD BONNEAU INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B W LLIAM BOSTON COLLEGE ASB Latln Club Science Club Muslc Club Cam era Club Dance Band PAT BREEDING COMMERCIAL A S B Grrls League F B L A Drama Club Bowl Ing Club LYNDA BREHM COMMERCIAL A S B Glrls League Gym Representatuve Jolly Roger Bookkeeper Porthole F B L A Press Club F M L JUDY BREUGELMAN COMMERCIAL A S B Garls League Art Club Secretary Y F C G A A ANNA BRIGHT COLLEGE ASB Gurls League Junlor Class Councll Cor salres Spanish Club YFC Drill Team 131 CAROLYN BROOKS COMMERCIAL B Glrls League YFC Drlll Team ASB Grls League .Iolly Roger FTA Press Club Span sh Club Latln Club CSF Y FC Band SANDRA BROOKS COLLEGE ASB Glrls League Decoratlons Cha rman Sensor Class Council Jolly Roger Art Club Press Club Spamsh Club Pep Club YFC CSF Drlll Team 1I1 Song Leader 121 Head Homecoming Queen SHIRLEY BROOM A B Glrls eague A Cappella Glrls Chorus JACK BROWN A S B SHARON BROWN A S B Glrls League Spamsh Club C S F Sclence Club F B L A G A A Letterettes CAROL BRUBAKER COMMERCIAL ASB Glrls League YFC DARLENE BUCK ASB Glrls League Bowllng Club Stereons ROBERT BURDETTE ASB Spamsh Club SHIRLEY BUTLER ASB Grrls League Modes and Manners Chalr man FBLA ALBERTA BYRNES ASB Glrls League Frlendshlp Chalrman Enter talnment Charman Orchestra GAA Treasurer Letterettes M CALDWELL GENERAL ASB COMMERCIAL GENERAL COLLEGE GENERAL COLLEGE COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL ...7 ' ' , ' 7 7 7...., 7 I ' ., . . 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S- I 7 7 ..., 7 I , . . and Service SAMMY CAMPOS INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B R fle Club Paramount Color Guord T a s ter from Caluforna Cadet Corps Batall on C monder KENDALL CARTER GENERAL A S B Vars ty Cross Country Il I B Basketball rac B Track II I Vars ty Track LOUISE CASTANEDA COMMERCIAL B Glrls Leag e Junlor Class Council GAA JAN T CHIKAMI COLLEGE A S B Girls League Treasurer Junror Class Treas u er Sophomore and Senror Class Counculs CS F F T A Corsa: F ML Lat n Club Sclence ub Orchestra Dr II Team I3I GARY CHITWOOD A S B MICHON CHOUTEAU A S B G rls League LYNDA CLABAUGH B Grs Leag e CS F Spams Club GIrls Chorus A Cappella Y F C G A A DEE ANN CLEMENS ASB Grls League BILL COATES B ars ub F otball I otball II I JV Baseball II I Vars ty Base al COLLEGE GENERAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGE BLL COLE INDUSTRIAL ARTS A s B MARY CONLEY ASB Grls League Dr Tea ARLEND COOK COMMERCIAL GENE L SHARON COOMBES ASB Irs eague C F FTA Hlstor an COLLEGE ICC Sc ence Club Spna sh Club Vce President Drama Club Dr ll Team I3I FERN COPE COIIEGE A S B G rls League Band Ass stant Drum Malor Stereons H stor a F T A G A A Lett rettes Man ager Vce P es dent Speech co test Medal Inrer RON COSTA GENERAL A S B JOHN COWELL COLLEGE B oss ounr Tr ck ar sIty Track III JAMES COWMAN GENERAL A S B Vars ty Club Vars ty Cross Country II I COMMERCIAL ASB GIrls League YFC Sclence Club Grls Chorus MEREDITH DAVIS ASB Glrls League JAMES DEKAY B Latn Club Vars y Club JV Football I Va sIty Football III WAYNE DEMING COLLEGE B and Club Ste eons es dent Club Band Orchestra Pep Band Dance Band JV Basketball Manager III LINDA CUTTEN GENERAL COLLEGE CHARLES DENNING COLLEGE A S B Va s ty Club Y F C Vrce Pres dent Vars ty Football I2I Transfer from WIlson Hgh School JV Football III FRED DE VRIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B MARY ANN DIAZ COMMERCIAL ASB Gurls League BETTY DIDUN COMMERCIAL AS B GI ls League Ways and Means Cha rman Gym Rep esentatI e Sen or Class Co ncrl Jolly Ro er Po hole Page Ed tor CSF Press Club Y F C JIMMY DAVIS A S B PALD DN ASB GEORGIAANE DE PALMA A S B ROBERT DITMAR A s B RONALD DOWELL B Foo al Vars ty Football I Track IJI Vars ty Club JERRY DRAGOO INDUSTRIAL ART A S B CLAUDETTE DRENNAN COMMERCIAL ASB Comm ssloner of Rallles Student Councl G ls Leag e Gym Representotle Jun or Class Secr tary Sophomore ouncls e Club Drama Club YFC Ye Leader I3I Frlendshup GAIL DUMPHY COLLEGE GENERAL GENERAL COLLEGE COLLEGE n or S n or Ca s Head Health Princess M COLLEGE Sclence Club Spanlsh Cu Lett reltes Secr tary G A A GARY DYE A S B Lat n Club J V Basketball III DAVID DYMOND B y Sclence C b a sh Cu GENERAL GENERAL COLLEGE DOLORES ESQ J BIA A S B Glrls League G A A DICK ESSEX ASB Boys Chorus ACappelIa SUSAN EVANS ASB Student Councl Jun or and Senor Class Representat ve Grls League Sophomore Jun or and SenIor Class Councls Porthole Pag Edto socate Edtor CSF FBLA Press C b res dent YFC Drnll Team I3I Homeco ng Pr ncess DONALD FALLAN GENERAL ASB PRISCILLA FARTHING COMMERCIAL ASB Grls League SHARON ROGHAIR FEENSTRA COLLEGE ASB Gnrls League Spa sh Club GAA RICHARD GENERAL ASB LINDA FIFIELD COMMERCIAL B s Cl ue A n Y ll Teom 2 GENERAI COLLEGE 61 . . .7 I 7 7 r n - . . .7 rI 7 . . ., I I 7 I I i 7 i om- 7 I i 7 . . .7 i 7 . . . llI: C T klIl: II 7 I III- I I A.S. .7 I I U 7 I I7 . . . 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STEVEN FLETCHER COLLEGE AS B Pressdent Student Councsl Sophomore and Jun or Class Pressdent Sophomore and Junsor Class Co ncsls Porthole Key Club Secretary Vsce Pres dent CSF Vsce Pressdent YFC Pep Club Var sty Club lHonorary Memberl Band Club Vsce Pres dent Psrate Band Boys State Yell Leader I2l Co Head DIANA FORSYTH COMMERCIAL MICHAEL HAFLE COLLEGE ASB CSF Band Pep Band Dance Band YFC THOMAS HAKALA INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B arssty Club F otball Ill JV bo III Varssty Football I I I JOHN HALE A B CSF DENNIS HANSON COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL ARTS ASB ASB Student Councsl Grls League Gym Repre sentatsve Sensor Class Representat ve Sen or Class Councsl F B L A PAT FOX A S B Gsrls League G A A PURNELL FRANCISCO A S B LARRY FRAKES A S B Bowl ng Club BARBARA FREEBAIRN COMMERCIAL GENERAL GENERAL COMMERCIAL ASB Gsrls League A Cappella Gsrls Chorus BILL FRICK GENERAL A S B A Cappella Varssty Basketball Ill MARTHA FUCHS GENERAL A S B Student Councsl Sophomore Class Represen tatsve Gsrls League Sophomore Junsor and Sensor Class Councsls Jolly Roger Class Edstor Assocsate Ed tor Porthole FBLA Art Club Vsce Presrdent Drsll Team III Flag Gsrl 125 Head Homecom ng Pr ncess PAT FULLBRIGHT COMMERCIAL A S B Gsrls League Y FC Drsll Team Ill ALBERT GARCIA GENERAL A S B JV Football III Varssty Football III STEVE GARCIA ART ASB Varssty Club Orchestra Band Vars ty Foot b l2l FREDERICK GAUL INDUSTRIAL ARTS AS B Industrsal Arts Club ELSA GEE GOLLEGE A S B Gsrls League Sc ence Club C5 F TERRY GEE A S B ANTOINETTE GENOWAY GENERAL GENERAL B Gsr s Lea ue F H A Pres ent Chosr G A A MIKE GIBBONS COLLE E G ASB Comm ss oner of Games Student Co ncsl Jolly Roger Sports Edstor Key Club Press Club F arssty Club B Basketball III Vars y Basketball l2l Varssty Baseball I3I CAROLYN G LUSICH COL' EGE ASB Gsrls League ICC FTA Pressdent Span ssh Club Pressdent CSF Drsll Team l3l Gs:ORGE GOI DMAN GENERAL ASB MARTIN GORDEN COLLEGE ASB Spanssh Club Y FC Tennss ISI GEORGE GORDON COMMERCIAL ASB JV Cross Country III LAWRENCE GRAHAM COLLEGE ASB DON HARRELL ASB Latsn Club JOHN HARRELL A S B KARL HARVEY A S B JOY HATTAN ASB Gsrls League JOHN HAWKES GENERAL A s B NANCY HECOCK GENERAL ASB Gsrls League Gym Representatsve Chasr man of Entertasnment Sensor Class Councsl CSF Jolly Roger Sensor Class Edstor Press Club Vsce Pressdent Latsn Club Y FC PAT HENDRIX GENERAL ASB Gsrls League DORA HERNANDEZ COMMERCIAL A S B Student Councsl Sophomore and Junsor Class Representatsve Gsrls League Sensor Class Pres dent Sophomo e Junsor and Sensor Class Councsls F B L A Corsa res Treasurer Jolly Roger Press u Y FC T am II F g Gsrl I ort COLLEGE COLLEGE GENERAL COMMERCIAL Award CAROLYN HERRON COLLEGE A S B sr s League G A A F M Vsce Press dent ALLEN HILI COLLEGE B Bowlsng Club Basketball Ill J V all III JV Baseball II ALAN HITCHENS COLLEGE AS B Sophomore Jun or and Sen or Class Coun Is CSF Pres dent Band Pep Band Band Club Sc ence Club Vce Pres dent Pres dent Latsn Club Pres dent MATT HOGAN GENERAL A S B GLENDA HOLLAND COMMERCIAL A S B G rls League FRANK HOLT INDUSTRIAL ART B Varssty Club Foo all II Varssty Football Ill JERRY HOMBS COLLEGE ASB Commssssoner of Busldsngs and Grounds Student Councl Key Club Dom noes Varssty Club arssty ootball ISI arssty Baseball III Basketball III PATRICIA HOJSER ASB Gsrls League Domsnoes COMMERCIAL SHIRLEY GROENHAGEN COMMERCIAL ASB Gsrls League CECILIA GUILLEN COMMERCIAL ASB Gsrls League FBLA GAA JIM HAACKER GENERAL A s B 62 CAMILLA HUFFAKER ASB Gsrls Leag.se JJDY HUISMAN A B Gsrls League DAVID HURT FML G rls Gee Secr COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL etary GENERAL A B Bowlsng Club Rlle CI b Industrsal Arts Club . . ., ' 5 '5 . . .5 . . .5 5 5 5 . . . 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Its Sum Spells Pirate Immortality WALTER SMITH INDUSTRIAL ARTS B JV Football III Vars ty Football JANNA SNYDER COLLEGE B If s ea ue F I C C Letterettes President Lat n Club Ist place Southern Calforn a Ed son Company essay contest JOE SOELTER A S B HOPE STABNAU ASB Glrls Leag e VIRG'NIA STAFFORD B Grls Leag e COLLEGE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE A F Scerce Cl GAA FBLA Span sh Cl b Malorette NORMA STEVENS COMMERCIAL ASB Girls League HARRY STROUD GENERAL A S B J V Cross Country II I CONNIE STURGESS ASB Glrls League CLOVIS SWANGER COMMERC'AL COMMERCIAL AS B G rls League Senlor Class Treasurer Sensor ass Council CSF F LA D T am a Y I TERRY SWETS B Bo Ing u GENERAL ootball II C Trac BARBARA SWINK A B Grls eag COMMERCIAL A S B ELDON TAYLOR B n Cu cence Club YFC Vars ty Club JV Football III Varsuty Football I2I Var stty Tenn s I2I JOHN TAYLOR COLLEGE B arsuty Club Foot a I Vars Football I2I J V Basketball III STEVE TAYLOR COMMERCIAL A S B JV Basketball IZI JERRY TEDDER A S B Jolly Roger Assrstant Sports Edltor EARLEEN TERRY B rs Lea ue L In Cu FML GAA ROBERT THEISING B Track II JUDY THOMPSON COMMERCIAL A S B Glrls League en or Class Councnl CHUCK THOMSON COLLEGE B Vars ty T ck I Vars ty Football III WILLIAM TIDWELL GENERAL A S B Vars ty Club Cross Country III BILL TOMICH GENERAL B rac B Football I HENRY TROMP INDJSTRIAL ARTS A S B CHARLENE TRUMAN COLLEGE AS B Secretary Student Council Gvrl s League Junior Class Councl Jolly Roger Y F C Press Club F B L A Secretary Span sh Club Corsa res Treas urer Drull Team I3I Corn val Queen COLLEGE COLLEGE COLLEGE GENERAL 66 KEN TSURUSATO COMMERCIAL A S B Vars ty Club B Football II I Vars ty oot B Basketball I I I Varslty Baseball PATRICK TUCKER GENERAL A S B DEAN TULLEY GENERAL A S B Bowl ng Club SAN DEE TURNAUER COMMERCIAL AS B T easurer Student Councnl Gnrls League Sophomore Jun or and Sen or Class Councrls Corsa res Hlstor an F B L A Treasurer IC C Cappella Chou' Malorette I3I Co Captaln LINDA VAN DER LINDEN COLLEGE B G r s ague F T A S Y Spanish Club Choir CAROLE WAGNER COMMERCIAL A S B G rls League Press Club Porthole MADLYN WANN COMMERCIAL A S B Glrls League C S F JOHN WATSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B Band DENNIS WELCH GENERAL B JV Football II JV Baske ball BEN WHITE COLLEGE A S B JANET WILSON COMMERCIAL A S B Girls League Tennis Club G A A RITA WILSON COLLEGE Drlll Team I I I ARTHUR W NFORD A S B Bowl ng Club CAROL WISEHART ASB Glrls League Gym Representatn e ICC C S F Secretary G A A Math Club Secretary Treasurer Sc ence Club Treasurer Latm Club Sec retary Corsalres Vtce Pres dent Letterettes CONNIE WOLLUM GENERAL ASB Gnls League PENNY WORLEY COLLEGE A S B Glrls League F ML Bowlung Club Sc ence Club G A A SCOTT WORLEY GENERAL A S B JV Vars ty Football DIXIE WYLIE COMMERCIAL A S B Glrls League Drama Club G rls Glee A Cappella Chour DONNA WYSONG COLLEGE A S B Gurls League Gym Representatl e Y F C F B L A Spanish Club A Cappella Cholr G A A WILLIAM YOUNG COMMERCIAL A S B Sophomore Class Counc I Orchestra Vars ty Clu B Football III Varsuty Tennls III Varsnty Baseball I2I LINDA YOJNG COMMERCIAL A B Gurls League A Cappella Chonr Glrls G ee F B L A HORTENCIA YRIGOYEN GENERAL ASB Girls League Gurls Glee JOSEPH ZAMBONI COLLEGE A S B C S F Sclence Club GENERAL COLLEGE O O A.S. .5 F.II.A.5 , . 5 I . . .5 I ' 5II II 5 I F - III. ball IZI5 5 ' III. 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II I i I 7 l ii . . .5 I I 5 I I . . . . ., 5 i 5 I , 5 5 I 5 I . . . .5 . . .5 I . America Zone Fine Art finalist Kay receives Scholasvnc Ari award Alan accep .90 I ,'-sh' ID l -XS' -1 , Revoiution Award . . . Nancy, Sieve, Fern win honors Company essay contest winner, and Mr. Austin Harper and Dave , . . Semi-finalists in California Sfate Scho- n scholarships . . . Arizona U. inviies Denning, Offer- honor Steve and Richard as leaders , . . Steve Bank of rs Bank of America ScienceYMc1h award. Memories Are Mode YULE TREE GRACES SENIOR SQUARE LOCAL JEWELER HONORS 59 WITH GIFTS ASS ty hl an Fl OCT 21 24 OCT 25 NOV 21 FEB 27 APRIL 14 APRIL 21 MAY 20 JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE SURF AND FUN BECKON SENIORS JUNE 5 68 SENIOR PICTURES SPOOKIAN MUM SALE SOCK HOP HI JINX COMPTON COLLEGE TOUR SENIORS TAKE LANKY LOAFER THREE YEARS SENIOR MOTHERS TEA PROM OUTING BACCALAUREATE SENIOR BREAKFAST COMMENCEMENT ALL NIGHT PARTY SENIORS FURNISH WINNING 2700 CANS FOR NEEDY PETROLEUM CLUB SCENE OF 59s FABULOUS PROM OVER 500 EXPECTED of T115 ll f C L O F ' 5 9 Fif - Mighty d 'ne APRIL 22 A,,AA SENIOR GROUP PICTURE 4 .Y,Y,Y,V,A,A,Y,V,V,V,-,-,I,,,,,-, I ..Y,'. I ,-.7.7,7,V.', I .,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 5 ,,,,,,....,,,,..A,7,,,..,7,...,,,..,7,7,.,4......... I 14 ,A,7,7......,.,...,,,,,,,,,.,.....,, 17 Y,,777YYY,7777Y,,,,,,,.....,.... 18 ,Y,Y7Y,Y,....,......,.w.,,,,...... 18 ,,,,...,..,,..,,,.,,.,,,.,..,,,... JI G U C. . X .J 5 I ll Nfl Promising People Class ol l96O JIM LITTLE Junior Class President KEN OUCHI Junior Class Vice President Big, loyal, well-organized-that is the Class of 1960! By coincidence, its chief executives, Jim Little and Ken Ouchi, are off for Boys' State in Sacramento and Cal Tech Summer Science Pro- gram at Oiai, respectively in June. Active and thrifty, the 413 iuniors have accumulated a fabu- lous treasury and learned to cheer and work to- gether equally well. ln their ranks are top drawer leaders, athletes, and students-a fine omen for Paramount in 1960. PAT WISBY CONNIE GROVES, PENNY MOORE MARIE MALETTA Representative Secretary Treasurer Representative ,AA X D s 93 N ,I'.x f J .. 152' .. N, f's...f Row One: Marie Maletta, Ken Ouchi, Jim Little, Connie Groves, Penny Moore, Pat Wisby. Row Two: Joan O'Day, Judy Jordan, Barbara Wentworth, Mary Ann Peirce, Phyllis Madinger, Carol Martin, Linda Lambeth, Carolyn Cole, Louise Mouw, Julie Cossity, Lois Goodwin. Row Three: Pat Murphy, Steve Goltra, Larry Bogie, Joe Brooks, Joe Gan- dolfo, Janet Lutz, Junior Council members. 'R IWATIC i 3 2 -I xl ,, JIM SOISET and PAT LOVELL make a com- bination of brown and beauty hard to beat. Jim carved a niche for himselfin var- sity track and J.V. football, while Pat's cute smile and natural grace made her a favor- ite as yell leader or Latin Club initiate. - ,. JIM GORDAN and CARMEN HERNANDEZ, what a great pair! He, all-around athlete and Key Club member, she, stylewise, wit- ty and able, together they typify iuniors who raise funds, set goals, get our Pirate publications, and become fine class and student body officers. ' f 52 ,,..,,,-6.-1 ......,.,.+-- ,,,,....-nn ,,,,....--, N Row One Lupe Garcla Mary Lou Duane Brumfleld Carol Luurtsema Tedder Glorla Sllva Melanne Fesmlre Jackie Jeffrnes Carmen Hernandez Connle Groves Dan Johnson Rwo Two Janlc Steven Sharon Knupp Betty Ann Walton Pat Horton Elaine Green Darllne Hamilton Ginny Lntton Peggy Butler Sandra Lunsford Barbara McPherson Ralalne Ramer Hilda Dewutte Paullne Gonzales Josephine Clandalla Row Three Bull Koeneke Bull Campbell Don Everutt Steve Hughes Gary Sanders Barney Evans Lester Coombes Carl Curtas Phll Llttle Steve Goltra Joe Brooks Karla Kuperus Carolyn Darn ron Mr Robert Broyles Row One E hel Potter Jewell Morrus S ndra Mor no Nara Klrk Doreen Stoner Connie Morlar Sue Rochter CorolAtk1ns Judy Dodd Sandra Tumbl son Row Two Rodney Yachel Phil Owens Joy Peterson Mel Men Brumfleld Sharon Ugland Joan Stevens Sharon Scott Renne Wllkle Gloria Marquez Myra Canavan Ron Vandervort Larry Trelnan Row Three Bull Wysockl Kllppert Dav Jerry Holden Charl s McGulre Kenny B ard Mke Powell Wally Rehard Rob rtson Bob Rxchardr Jack Rhln s Lewns West Mr Robert Broyles Bob Kauser Ron Smuth Dean 32 Row One: Kay Boudreau, Cassie Holden, Linda Harding, Jeanne Wolfe, Andrea Zea, Francia Harding, Judy DuBois, Diana Gebelin, Carol Martin, Joselyn Buhrman. Row Two: Lee Duncan, Ed Gray, Mike Riggs, Murray Weeden, Ronnie Kelley, Jerry Moss, Lonnie Parrish, Richard Benson, Jim Soiset, Merlyn Goodell. Row Three: Don Kidd, Frank Ruth' erford, Charles Norcross, Robert Rector, Andrea Elliot, Betty Baldwin, Eddie Hooper, Larry Perysian, Ronnie Puston, Gene Koopman, Mr. Robert Broyles. 5. A ,i , I , Row One Marilyn Pawloski Pat Wisby Alice Baker Carol Alyea Jodee Rupp Henrietta Mageno Jeneane Proctor Mari lyn Barger Row Two r-lolly Chance Sharon Plumlee Donna Smalley Judy Grrtz Joan Horovenko Theresa Cusurnano Pat Morrell Kathy Thomas Francille Hakala Evelyn Tifft Melba Thompson Gayle Scrimgeour Glenda Vaughn Row Three Charles Ortanez Ed Conlon Brent Bennitt Bob Carruthers Jack Gilpatrick Jo Ann Livers Phyllis Nadinger Linda Pico Carl Nolen Jack Wagner Darrel Van Es James Stevens Mr Robert Broyres . V ' ... E' V' . cf ' , . ' . S' ' if A 2 , 41 'V , a 1. ', , ' I 5 M v , ' 1, 2 V V 5 X 1 1 If ' Q A I , 1 ,ff W s ' , i 'Q A H 5' 14 ., i win. I 2 . 3 ,V V L , . ff' W' ,,f,,.,, fr ,, 5 i I, V , H , , I A , 1 i' 4 I A I I I I V ' ' : I r ' 1 1 I I l ' if ': ME: ff Nd! W N HJ sa xi Air Q A U it A Q1 1 . , - vit! n 4 va sf! -Yi' V N3-we J xfsf, just-. 1 J J f , f Row One: Joan O'Day, Saundra Hallman, Carolyn Meitz, Mariorie Litchfield, Florence Genoway, Peggy Brumfield, Sally Hollyfield, Sondra Davis, Leona Herbelin, Pat Harlan. Row Two: Frank Moreno, Jim Whelen, Joe Bilawa, Joan Moffett, Joyce Coleman, Mary Ann Peirce, Marilee Heyer, Louise Grobe, Janice Barr, Judy Kone, Bud Looser, Jim Bomar, C. W. Ballard. Row Three: Paul Crossman, David DuPree, Kenny Marker, Sammy English, Doug DeVeney, Ken Holtz, Tom Sam- mons, Jim Kelly, Gary Sutliff, Cliff Biglow, Mrs. Margaret Bullington. Row One: Rachel Sabala, Pauline Appell, Linda Asmus, Cathleen Mahoney, Rosalee Rosales, Gail Greenwood, Priscilla Helm, Marion McClellan. Row Two: Don Kennedy, Dorla Brehm, Pat Artale, Sue Christiansen, Gale Jacqmin, Judy Lutz, Diane Stoner, Penny Moore, Lenora Baima, Linda Lambeth, Calhy Giandalia, Shirley Sanders, Lynette Armstrong, Don Oliver. Row Three: John Harmon, Jim Bostic, Dave Snethen, Bill Martin, Ron Bowers, Frank Christ, Tom Clare, Clark McClish, Buddy Lehner, Willis Griffin, Pat Lang, Gary Kinman, Wendell Oien. 30 -K 1 , 1 , Q f 'I , ,HA mn f y, az, H., , Wg .4151 1 :Ag 5 lj? f .xkxa 9!lgf 5 3i....,,-fy.-ai 1 , ,Q-v' Q-if hi' Row One: Jim Gordon, Olga Orloff, Judy Jordan, Kathleen Casey, Charlene Hansen, Bonnie Parlee, Delilah Coyour, Linda Shuck, Marcia Norkaitis, Mr, Edward Sirotnak. Row Two: Ken Ouchi, Ernie Earl, Gary Haddeman, Richard Tib- bett, Bill Groves, Wes Wilson, Jerry Kuhn, John Combs, Jim Bohn. Row Three: Doug Mix, Dave Linde, Cliff Shetley, Ron- nie Clark, Larry Leger, David Hay, Robert Rhines, Jim Little. if is Row Two Mike oy Mike H rp il Jackson iela S hlo hauer Wynona Byrnes Geneva Whitlow Glenda H dley Roy Sampson Jerry Knoles Richard Martel Row Three B uce Pfeiffer Harold Stamm r Floyd DeBoIt Richard Howard Dennis Goeller Ron Even Arnold Hancock Danny Kurtz Elton Sager Mr Edward Slrotnak J' . 1,5 ,t sz, y Row One: Ruth Naugler, Pat Mur h , Nanc Keck, Ann Moo'e, Nanc Dillon, Glenda Vaughn, Pat Hill, Diane O'Malley. P Y Y Y : ' F , ' a , B'l , Sh' : I , , ' , ur , Row One Mavls Crummett Llnda Pfeuffer Carolyn Grlmmett Edna Bowen Gloria Conception Lorna Rhode Dlana Jack son Marlene Stelnmann Row Two Mary Luther Julie Casslty Saundra Jones Frances Bolan Lynn Barbee Sharon Davis Bette Davus Marllyn Brown .Iannce Harkema Mary Kulphof Terry Hopkins Ann Tntus Pat Lovell Mr Edward Slrotnak Row Three Don McDugald Bob Kltchen Ben Mnllan Arnold Carter Joe Gandolfo Helene Slnvkoff Luna Fischer Jackie Hendren Robert Mayer Kenny Mornmoto Dale Brandon Steve Hnllyard For the Record Oc Nov Dec an an an e Aprnl 2 3 April 10 Aprll 17 May 23 78 JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Cake Sale Roller Skating Party Won Kool Stool Ordered Class Rnngs Cupcake Sale Luggage Day Roller Skating Party Punch Sale Chose Class Sweaters Jumor Party Jay Hop Se t 15 Dec 17 Fe 21 Aprul 15 April 25 May 29 OF SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES Arrnved' Fudge Sale Sophomore Party Box Lunch Social Car Wash Party Soph Slide IN 1958 1959 or 1.22 p. ' , .25 ' , .13 bs J . 9 ' . . J .12 y J .21-22 F1125 ' v lynn!! new f rf 1 Homoke PRESNJENT CLARENCE CHRIS ggsnomone vice Pnesmem Boa FRAITAG Gail Wisehart, secretary Nancy Stewart, treasurer Hustlers- Class of 1961 Huge and hustling-that's the Class of 1961, numbering 432 loyal Pirates. Led by President Clarence Christ and his fellow officers, this group fitted smoothly into Pirateland, proving its worth on every hand. Sponsored by Mr, Robert Maras, Mr. Erlin Egolf, Mr. Joseph McGrorty, and Mrs. Marcene Gies, the sophomores set to work to create a treasury. Jingle Jars, netting 526999, fudge sales, the annual Box Lunch Social, April 15, the traditional soph Car Wash lnot even dimmed by showersl, April 25, welded this mighty class together as its year's activities ended happily at the Soph Slide, May 29. Mary Morales, representative Frances Maletta, representative GAIL WISEHART, FRED HILL Effective Sophomores Hard to beat are such sophomore stand-outs as Gail Wisehart, class secretary, Color Day Champ, member of F.T.A., Pacettes, and Latin Club, or Fred Hill, varsity football, basketball, and baseball player and Varsity Club member! D l , 4 1 V w.-J i fl, , , fr! gwrfMj'e ' ' ,Q 3v5,kxli fi, .2 A if DONALD ROWE, RUTH LUNDBERG, ARNOLD ROWE Outstanding Sophomores Swinging along into class leadership are Donald Rowe, member ofthe class council, basketball and baseball player, Ruth Lundberg, member of her class council, Pacettes, Y.F.C., and Arnold Rowe, out for cross country and basketball. Row One: Frances Maletta, Bob Fraitag, Clarence Christ, Nancy Stewart, Mary Morales. Row Two: Fay Morgan, Sheryl McKay, Gail Wisehart, Cecilia Cutright, Audrie Potocke, .loy Owens, Edith Taylor, Vicki Olague, Sandra Goss, Judy Rozi. Row Three: Sharon Sorkness, Lynnie Reed, John Null, Doug Lo Vetere, Don Rowe, Bill Carlson, Sharon Wieczorek, Ruth Lundberg. di , .9 G f gf M554 Q., Q 'W'e9w-it f 'sx H-vu 3 Ili, . , 2 ik Row One: Vernice Lyons, Laura Wescott, Vicki Martinez, Caroline Kniffen, Elaine Soiset, Shirley Kitchen, Briar Visser, Betty Tumbleson. Row Two: Rodney Pettit, Ron Barnard, Vivian Perez, Emma Groves, Victoria Olague, Judy Lattig, Mary Ezell, Mary Henry, James Tucker. Row Three: Gary Witt, Wendell Shipman, Ken Hopkins, Harry Smith, Don Shirley, Floyd Youcham, Joe Bustos, Larry McKinney, Mr. Don Boucher. Row One: Don McDugald, Ken Pace, Mildred Fleshman, Burelene Burnes, Elaine Senleno, Elizabeth Odom, Judy Pfeuf- fer, Pat Copfer, Janet Anderson, John Schroeder. Rwo Two: Anthony Nicosia, Ernie Earl, Keith Davis, Pete Aviles, Mike Blankenship, Harold Robertson, Dennis Lee, Vern Pebley, Robert Brown, John Barnett, Mike Lewis. Row Three: Jay Coates, John Null, Mike Francisco, Lee Salladay, Pat Engilsh, Gene Garland, Mel Coe, Mike Richardson, Sterling Linebarger, Gary Wollum, Mr. Don Boucher. L is 2, f- Q , 41 ' 4'-sig 4 z V , 3 , . 1 5 1 if 13' s -4 . 1 . xy, 1. if I TEE , A. 5 215. ' 1 1. Q Q., , Aly SH 4 Y 'Nr' . '- I :ti 'V Q , O if rn All ,V .fr v 'Q ' s r 'L 3 4 rw 4-: !mIif Q ' ii J Q' 7 MM' 32: V W I W kslglfm ! 5 'T 5 3 5 5 4: ! Q f i 4 2 ' .av-.: .? my 1565 5 Aa gl I 34 K, v 1.-yn,-nl 1 T1 'fm' f 'flip 1? iii?-if Y g mf V xx' Q ww an . ,z .fb ' 5 5 1.. 'P H I I ,' ' . V I , nf .Q , klfxg as 5 xmti f' .fiix If - X5 S' 44 A ,f',' 1'33g,, fM?32f11 'ff1f5 f:'i: Q g.Y5 i' , is X 1 ii 4 Q1-'ff S ig 4? 55 Q5 f 1 -,I vi, ff? g A if as Qs sa., we X- an f 1 ?5'fg1YR P v , Q., ' ,P 'P- ' if' M' f gif' If E '35 2 ' -f Q 1 Hz' . 1' X I - 4 'I' f ' ,f,.,1,.v fvff '.k1s'g1f'aE- ,L F W L Q X ' EF , XY gf' W 0' I k sr- .ff -9' iw fi X J 'bfi 1 av If Y .. ', fi? ' ff? 'Q .i ff? Q R X if , h ij ' f 'F X x Q .. if X al x 7 WY, ,iv get 1 QA . El 2 5 '53 :MVA v ,Q -, ,f'k:,', A 1 1.1 iw vrfx , w , -,xl ,. my Y- xc 254 fr ' Sf. ..X,7,. ' 21.59 4X , , ' 1 . ' H ZS' ' -.-f vi 1 Sf Q :Sf 1 it in 6: M iii ,sz is gs, Row One: Joe Homoki, Jackie Sims, Eugenia Yoder, Nina Gray, Karen Lundberg, Loretta Head, Roy Botts, Adam Haman. Row Two: James Nachtsheim, John Puskas, Burton Bodine, Ernie Morrison, Sandy Kester, Roger Delong, Ted DeVries, Frank Britten, Mr. Robert Maros. Row One Donna Cochran Claudette Finley Lynda Dickson Diane Bill Carleon Blumenthal Vickie White Audrie Potockl Linda Menard Darlene Merwln Betty Bacon Row Two James Earl Stanley Fuller Jim Sims Larry Veazey Sam Scott Gerald Kelley Duane Young Steve Fitch Ray Rodriguez Terry Miles Bert Flameling Mr John Martucci Row Three William O Driscoll Don Elliot Nick Dolphoy Robert Wysockn Tom Peterson Kathleen Clark Darrel Anderson Bob Cana van Dennis Jackson Eugene Little Frank Warner Nelson Wysong 86 ' , ', - 1 , , , , , I I .I F I .I I ' ' : l I .I I I I I I ' I I .I I ' ar N , -'Lv V H I 'I 'W Y 4 4 gm f 'K i z an u , ' K5 1' K ef 4 f ff ---1 - 'Q f f ,x fl' Q A4 I 1 ' 'fu I, . If f A' gl Wir: 1 xx, 21.2 ,, if IQ - Ei AML ' 'V N wx 4 ig? f , -7 A ,ig , 7 1 , 1 WV A i f Ugg? x I V N H It it 4 ,Jw 1 3 ,J ,f.. ,I I A 2 W Ei U ik viii f' Nfl RQ I, 5 iv' ti' ' wi 5 -Q. . fx B... ' Y - Q if 7 1' di , 1 UQ' A R L ,, 345' 42 W , , U gf ., 'Hy W ?! ? 'a. pf: f ' f' , fi-Fhaffv 'fr 3,-I , , f 5,01 ' f :f if M 1. if f 5 2 gi' fy 'f V' 5' ' ggi. ,L 4 ,Q 5, 6 2,1 Zia, .' wwf A ' . N f ,W V W, , ,575 r fr W .,. 49 K' , f 4 V , ' d fl' fri! 1 W A 121 1 H Q ff ,J ' L. , , 1, Q , , , 5 ,fy I 4 1 ., wif 32 , o I f A W Y ., 4 - fl, g'Q? '5 W g ' 4 -y .. ' ' ,f .V . fl' 3 ' A A vw V, I s -v - 3 3 , Q xx ,. .1 , W4 M W W Y 4 ,A,, AA'h is BILL RALSTON X c I I Row One: James Moore, Ronnie Browning, Bill Soisson, Billy Robinett, Judy Roeber, Doris Miller, Irma Iribarren, Larry Mclemore, Louie Mendoza, Russell Dougherty. Row Two: Bennie Plocich, Alex Varela Ivan Wilson, Ken Wensevic, Marvin Graham, Rex Hughes, Ronnie Lowy, Ronnie Sims. Row Three: Jerry Brickley, Joe Hutchison, Richard Turner, Elwin Kline, Ernest Broerer, Michael Caldare, Mr. Edward Reaser. IN MEMORIAM Word of Bill Ralston's death of an operation for a corinary condi- tion, March 20, 1959, shocked and grieved his fellow Pirates and faculty friends. A sophomore, Bill, who had attended Lincoln Ele- mentary School and Paramount Junior High School, was deeply interested in science and anticipated a career in electrical engi- neering. Row One: LeAlyn King, Ethel Mitchel, Lydia Mageno, Sheryl McKay, Julia Motarro, Judy Rozic, Gayle Gulley, Sylvia Noor. Row Two: Bob Jacoby, Richard Smith, Gary Sharp, Jerri Sanders, Ed Davis, Dave Ortega, Jim Rogers, Mr, Edward Reaser. Row Three: lnghard Zohl, Douglas Verhoef, Claude Conley, Errol Jeffcoat, Stan Sadler, Ronnie Johnson, Ed Mundt, James Dusek, Thomas Wright. 1 g., 5 Nw A xi 9 Wm 1 5: 'ii l 5, Q' s ' . ' V -I j f A A15 V f Y X 'B ff 3 5? A fwff V, 5 6 lg' I WI? is ,5 'K f ,'i 'L Qy- Q u af, ff gs? swf 4 QQ, ,. fqly! Q v 4 f 'H aw? x 3 Www ' A 'Y ly 9? , i -P1 We , 5 -N. U QQ f rf' s .SJ F 1 ,. 4 v. ,, 'y P 'C 155 , ,Aff-04 'S , 1- ,Q 1 + .Q :J M52 ax El ,M x 1 mf' 4 A , -v 'I ,A , . 4 5 , . r if 9' 'Ms- Q-'-3 l'l , - , iii. Ex. is I 'mb' Qkgg, wa. A ,QFJ Va' Q. ,tffv s.Qsxix,:.a . 'x ' 1 ' s 'W :aw 3839 t',..,,:s,'-v:qq , fum GROWS WITH xx ,Rumi v , 1 'I an TI PARTICIPATION At the time and in years to come, such shared ac- tivities as the traditional Winter Whirl, December 65 the lively Sophomore Box Lunch Social, April I5, and the Annual All-Western Band Review, No- vember 29, bring a rewarding sense of accom- plishment and pay dividends in fun and friendship, N 't j x Ju n i o r Class President .lim Little's smile expresses the pride of the Class ol '60, which captured the Kool Stool in inter- class yell competition. The Doors Swing Wide, lt's Fall! Sept. I6-Girls' League Sopho- more Tea Sept. 20-lcebreakers' Ball Oct. 25-Spookian Nov. 6-P.T.A. Back-to-School Night Nov. 18-Junior Skate Nov. 19-Girls' League Date Dad Dinner Nov. 21-Homecoming Game Nov. 221Homecoming Dance Pirates Welcome Winter Dec. 6-Winter Whirl Dec. 2-17--F.B.L.A. Canned Food Drive Dec. I7-F.B.L.A. Holly Hop Dec. 20- Christmas Assembly Jani l 4-Football Banquet Jan. l6-Girls' League Howdy Hop Jan. 22-A.S.B. Election Jan. 30-City of Paramount's Birthday Feb. l4iVarsity Club Sweet- hearts' Ball Feb. 21-Sophomore Party Feb. 22-Senior Sock Hop Mar. 7-F.B.L.A. Hawaiian Express i958-'59 92 Bake Commissioner Barbara School opens September I5 . . . P.T.A. Sophomore Tea McCracken, Mrs. Gladys lli Fletcher and Jolly Roger Ed his date at the Spookian . . arch, crowns Queen Sandra diant at Homecoming Dance, R 1 P ff- J ++-.4-. L M.. r and President Steven Fletcher pledge Pirate backing to Bond Drive . . . . . . Spookian, October 25, proves Gloria Mendoza a bewitching dancer fills library . . . Community Night brings Mr. Charles Stone, Mayor Ernest ff, and Mr, Dwight Hulse to P.H,S. to be welcomed by President Steven itor Cynthia Shirley . . . A moment to remember, says James De Kay to . P.T.A. Back-To-School Night proves popular . . . Joyce Menard, '58 mon- Brooks at Homecoming Game . . , Homecoming Princess Susan Evans, ra- November 22. H 7' , 'fffwff . n K d 2 5 WEEK IYI 5 3 ACTS KY I82 Hard at it AUTO SHOP is schduled for the many mechani- cally-gifted Pirates. Class work offers them a chance to repair or make adiustments on cars submitted by students. ln the well equipped Pirate shop, future mechanics get an effective preview of garage practices. Motor-minded Pirates Tom Hakala, Bill Cole and Ronnie Dowell really know what's under the hood. DRIVER EDUCATION, scheduled for every member of the huge sophomore class, offers both theory and six weeks of behind-the-wheel driving. Traf- fic laws are studied carefully to familiarize future motorists with the rules and regulations which govern California highways. Ruth Lundberg and Bill Gibbons enioy all the gadgets that lead to a license and ticket-free driving. JV Q Curious Reba S and absmbed l scgenceqhorr and Bin Gibggensbtsltvgy srudems Nitk D. o are geared ,O 'he Cllghayf, 0 o BIOLOGY students, exploring the how's and why's of plant and animal life, learn about all living things. Experiments range from microscopic study to dissection. This class, primarily for Pirates hop- ing to enter the medical field, begins the long road to dedicated careers. N' S 'ln SENIOR HOMEMAKING is a practical and reward- ing course, offering, as it does, to equip future homemakers with the fundamentals of the domes- tic art. Already skilled, the Pirate coeds thorough- ly enioy instruction in cooking and sewing with a full semester devoted to each. Skilled in design and its exe- cution are senior homemakers, Sandra Atchison, Mrs. Marcene Gies, Instructor, San Dee Turn- auer, Sandra Ross. Gr.- Z x,, A, - .' If .Q 8. 41 Y ffm ' ' mama aQf7 'f'N Q-3 f L, K .,' K Qgsuixhvzg ,iffmifw ii? 1 a it 'Q'i XjX Y, :Kiw- , 'fl . N , A f fY'w'Q M5 A 5 4 .-- s - 5 . Y D V fix, g!iX,Q4,5m gy, M Xl, . xx , ' ,Aff my ' , 33 'E mxxaxxixgx A kJQ 5 , in W 'B l pg A I fx! 351 3 I , gg 22 ,Ey f?V,Q'5'gNeff'g-if gf if ff . X I Nikxxg I I 31' igkgfi' :Sf . 1 ' I M, n N ffkg V ,vfy ,T x :xr ix y ft 1?YX -. Q WE. ' ' - . , -3 HX 1, xf, ifka N y' yfl CX TWJQXQY I N SQ I :X I , xi Q X xl k ,ax.,X., , ur Vk, :bv vim, AI Q3 XX Q lg i E F' 9 1 1 , if-1 W . x fly W ,f v . Y I rlii I ! N If xv ' - R MQ Q' for N' 9 V 'V fx, X W, , , X A x ff ,.i.:: ,Z i i-Aw, 1 M V lkiq W f,41 M fe Musicmakers The Pirate Band, handsomely uniformed in maroon and white, added much to the excitcment and spirit of halftime during football season. Under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Briggs and led by Drum Maior Wes Osburn, the band appeared at all home games and pep assemblies. Other excel- lent performances took place at the Los Angeles County Fair, September 23, The Rosemead Parade, October 25, Band Day at the Los Angeles Colos- seum, November 8, All Western Band Review, November 29, Paramount Christmas Parade, De- cember l3, P.T.A. Program, January 8, C'ty of Paramount's Birthday Celebration, January 22, The Southern California Band and Orchestra Fes- tival, at which the group took the highest possible rating of Superior, and the Paramount Music and Arts Festival, May 7. lts final performance was given on Pirate Field, June 18, at graduation. in Demand Paramount Senior High School's Pirate Orchestra, under the capable direction of Mr. Kenneth Briggs, contributed much to the mJsical aspect of the year. The group made its first appearance De- cember I9 at the annual Christmas Assembly. The performance was repected that same night for citizens of the community. The group also played in the Southern California Band and Orchestra Festival held in the Pirate Gym, March l3. A rat- ing of Excellent was netted in this competitive event. Another exhibition of musical skill took place May 7, during the Parcmount Music and Arts Festival. The year was concluded with a performance of an oppropriate program for Bac- calaureate, June l-4. Row One: Alberta Byrnes, Sally Hollytield, Carolyn Mietz, Wayne Deming, Earl Scott, Diane Johnson. Row Two: Conductor Mr. Kenneth Briggs, Edith Taylor, Nancy Stewart, Joyce Coleman, Mary Ann Smith, Claudette Finley, Ronald Bowers, Ron- ald Vandervorl, Steve Garcia, Row Three: laura Riley, Esta Nielsen, Mike Kight, Nelson Wysong, LeRoy Wood, Gary Barnes, Jay Schwantes, Joyce Holland. i ' Di , 7 in ff umm, - lei Q-Stix, ff' -,V K f Row One: Henrietta Negrete, Dixie Wylie, Gale Jacqmin, Mar'lyn Agar, Patsy Morgan, Mary Denson, Nancy Kukr, Linda Young, Nancy Young, Donna Ridenour, Patsy Murphy, Helena Rocha, Shirley Bohannan, Mary Garcia, Joanne Sedlacek, Helen Butler, Patricia Knowles, Row Two: Mr. William Stevens, director, Linda Huffaker, Linda Raley, San Dee Turnauer, Pat Hill, Gloria Frias, Diane O'Malley, Angela loya, Sharon Aillison, Connie Sturges, Diane Pirtle, Sandra Baldwin, Rita Shepardson, Bonnie Bright, Joyce Curtis, Joan Palmquist, Janet Lutz, Nola MacDonald, linda Van Der Linden, Chuck Troupe, Wesley Osburn, Ray Botts, Frank Christ, Ken McMurray, Bob Hatton, Bob Dalton, Henry Revelez, Terry Miles, Gary Witt, Mike Foy, Bob Feenstra, Bill Frick, Dick Essay. Row Four: Cliff Bigelow, James De Kay, Ronnie Smith, Carl Nolan, Jerry Hombs, Martin Garden, Gordon Jolley, Ted Fleming, Dennis Moore, Doug Verhoef, Richard Fife. The A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. William Stevens, gave many enioyable performances throughout the year. lts picked voices were first heard at the P.T.A. Open House, November 6. Christmas time found them singing the beloved songs of the season memorably at the annual Christmas Assembly, December 19. The group entertained for the Rotary Club, December 12, and appeared at the Music and Arts Festival held May 7 in the Pirate gym. May 28 found them traveling to Burroughs High School in Burbank for still another Music Festival. The beauty of their blended voices heard on the Pirate Field, June l8, in at Commencement, was fully appreciated by the cap and gowned graduates and their assembled families and friends. Appearance They Row One Cindy Bustos Lynda Gassett Burdene Burnes Carcl Sue Valentine Sharron Atkinson Hazel Edwards Carol Grimmett Barbara Swmk Leona Herbelln Row Two Theanna Deasey Donna Bland Margreat Rogers Elaine Sent no Donna Price Pal Copfer Nancy Kick Darlene Buck Margie Merwm Row Three Emma G ove Lud fl yers Delo s M Collough Diane Plrtle Marie Tupper Kathleen Clark Go a D 1 O7 Mcdel rg Mill r Ca ol Hayden Mr William Stevens director The Girls Glee Club a small select group dns played to advantage on several occasions durmg this year Its talent and the training given t members by Director Mr William Stevens Their first performance took place November 6 at the PTA Back to School Night which was well at tended by district parents Singing the light heart ed songs of the holiday season they appeared as part of the beautifully organized Christmas As sembly held In the gym December 19 Excellent entertainment was afforded the Rotary Club D cember 12 as well as the audiences at the District Music and Arts Festival May 7 Again the gym provided the setting for their concluding perform- ance, June 14, at the 1959 Baccalaureate Services, Performed with Distinction qv V 3 CC 5 11 K' Y! JWK I I I vi Q0 1' Row One Cynthla Shlrley Alan Hrtchens Patsy Moore Carolyn Grlusrch Lenora Bauma Row Two Ronald Martel Rnchard Seratunr Jud: Mnlls Janna Snyder Gloria Potoclu Lourse Grobe Joe Brooks Row Three Wesley Osburn John Frlsble .Irm Malls Sharon Coombes Susan Evans Pat Bolton Nancy Mehr Tom Genoway Barbara Mellon INTER CLUB COUNCIL as composed of the presudents of all the clubs and orgamzatlons on campus Patsy A S B vlce presldent president of the group rs assisted by Alan Hitchens vlce president Carolyn Grlusuch secretary Lenora Balma treasurer ICC informs all clubs of actlvltles Involving organlzatlons It was Instrumental ln purchasing the patlo tables now decoratmg the Pnrate Rally Court The following people represented thelr club Lenora Balma Drama Club Pat Bolton Key Club Joe Brooks latin Club John Frusble lndustrnal Arts Club Tom Genoway Future Homemakers of America Carolyn Glluslch Future Teach ers of Amerrca, Loulse Grobe Future Medical Leaders of America, Alan Hitchens Scsence and Math Club Ron Martel Art Club Nancy Mehr Glrls League Barbara Melton Corsaures, .lam Malls lndustrral Arts Judu Mrlls Girls League Patsy Moore ICC Corsalres Wes Osburn Stereons Gloria Potockl Future Business Leaders of Amer: ca, Richard Seraflnl Youth Fellowship Club Cynthia Shar ley Press Club Janna Snyder Letterettes Mr Russell Ball Sponsor ltl lo I . :II . . ' ' . , . . . ' - ' I ,4 . I . I . . , ag . . n . I . . D V ' N ' ' ' ' . .. l ' . . . . ' C Q 1 Q C . I , . I Q ' 'N . . I . fn I 3 l L ' . ' 5 ' : , : , : 5 XA : ' ,' Sharon Coombes, Spanish Clubg Sue Evans, Press Clubg X 'ji . . I .. I 1 .Q , I Vi. . Q l , q .I I ll ' 1 5 1 ' . I . . ' I . I I . . - 1 ' ' I 2 , - -, ' :I I .u . ' . . . .- I . ' . . ' . . . . 'Tri - - fs ' I I - 'fo' Q , H ' , 1 , - . , ,id-.21'c2- i' 0 Peggy Bright Julie Cassity Janet Chikami Andrea Elliot Connie Groves We E .gg ,, Ii -if 242531 , :: W Dora Hernandez Joyce lseminger Judy Jordan Barbara Jones Frances Maletta is --sl' BARBARA MELTON PATSY MOORE Fall President Spring President Ag fiQizi7 It A fi X5 if CORSAIRES, popular girls' service club, decor- ated football goal posts, sold P i r ate pom-poms and rooter tags, ushered at school activities and displayed active partici- pation in all school func- tions, Assisting the pre- siding 0 f f i c e r s were: Janet Chikami, Gay Wisehart, vice presidents, Gloria Potocki, Judy Jor- dan, secretaries, D o r a Hernandez, Charlene Tru- man, treasurers, J u l i e Cassity, Joan O'Day, his- torians, and Mrs. Mary Lash, sponsor. Marie Muletla Penny Moore 1 1' Joan O'Day Mary Ann Peirce 19 . L Gloria Potocki Barbara Pulsifer Ralaine Romer Norma Scranton Edith Taylor 'R l R l Mrs. Mary Lash Charlene Truman San Dee Turnauer Gail Wisehart Gay Wisehart 2-M .,., . ',r'.. ,,., if -sg VV V llzlln , f M r sims t Vw 2 'M A 5 QM. EL it R a , .si .-., Brent Bennltt Larry Bogie Dale Brandon Joe Brooks Lester Coombes J' mi Davld Dymond Barney Evans Steven Fletcher Mnke Gubbons if-'pr-.. sg' in - 'E- PAT BOLTON President Ili 'X' QQ? n 6 5 X GSJNATXO ,J sailf I KEY CLUB boys servuce organization on campus ushers at football games and rallles and attends Kuwanls luncheons The presldlng officers fo r 1958 l959 have been Pat Bolton presldent Steven Fletcher vlce pres :dent Joe Brooks secre tary R o n a l d Jackson Mortenson sponsor Steve Goltra James Gordon Gi' Al Hllton Jerry Kuhn Jlm Llttle Dave Mulligan A W4 vu.. 'in-am I yi 7 Mr Robert Mortenson John Null Ken Ouchl Jlm Solset Rnchard Seratunn 'FY 'li' si . . . x . L 'ff' f 0 fr Q H M ' 5 fet X , J N 529217. .A ' IVJ. A .I V A - ,vte 9 in ' 2 A. '.., 7 ' ' J VVHAA A , J A J A Q z U J J fx J . .' ' ' 55 J Q, , gg ,IA I 'li ' y 4 1, f ,.-VV . Ja JJr . , ' , i , Z 2 t.2 ,, z , 252 ,tts f t J 'A V5, 1 f 5 1 treasurerg Mr, R o b e r t ,J ff A slf' , L, ' 'lsetf Z gif J ttiv Ui Y ' 'A J ' t,. ZW 'W W J ,,., X Z, I I. ' A I X A ' X I fit lt ,, ll' J? 1 as Y ' D f A ,, N V xv 1 ru Y ll A jllahln '., ' ,,.s J T V, , 1 . if 'fi' , A fl! ,-mmm AP 55 I 0+- rf' Y Row One Carolyn Mlelz Linda Pfeuffer Rita Wulson Cynthia Shlrley Nina Gray Le Alyn Kung Madlyn Wann Sharon Brown Lnnda Cypert Darlnne Hamnlton Frances Bolan Gayle Scrlmgeour Row Two Sharon Coombes Sharon McGregor Sandra Bald wln Mary Ann Pearce Peggy Butler Susan Evans Patsy Moore Nancy Mehr Carol Martm Mary Jane Kress Connie Speel man Barbara Mellon Muke Gnbbons Ball Carlson Row Three Sharon Sorkness Joy Owen Jud: Malls Donna Wysong Wanna Moore Steven Fletcher Vlctor Gee Bull Glbbons Collin Stlteler Roger Mabry Rlchard Seraflnl Larry Bogle Alan Hltchens Edward Shoemaker Muss Helen Bandy 1 8 C T959 Row One .loan ODay Rachel Sabala Helen Orloff Linda Pfeuffer Ruth Lundberg Carolyn Mnetz Frances Maletto Edna Bowen Pat Wlsby Cynthla Shrrley Nancy Hecock Donna Pruce Vina Ogden Row Two Janet Chukamu Vlckl White Goal Wusehart Ednth Taylor Nancy Stewart Frances Bolan Lynne Loomis Deanna McGuire Marlon Slater Wanna Moore Sharon Coombes Mary Ann Peirce Peggy Butler Shnrley Sanders Miss Helen Bandy Row Three Alan Hutchens Edward Shoemaker Larry Bogle Richard Seraflnl Steve Fletcher Wendell Olen Charles Norcross Joy Schwantes Lester Coombes Mike Glbbons Henrletto Negrete Susan Evons Dora Hernandez Nancy Mehr Barbara Melton San Dee Turnauer Sandra Ross Linda Hut faker gli Zqom Ansgf er .s7Xsff?-is E59 4, gi 'Gigi fx gf ' I o .474 lc lOl ff , og? , lv' 0 ' 1, 3 . ' L 4 . X o ff b'X,J7 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION, Chapter 463, Southern Section, is composed of Pirates who maintain a high scholastic grade average. Representing Paramount in a district contest and hosting representatives from each C.S.F. district at the annual tea were on their agenda. At the traditional C.S.F, Banquet, held in April at the Hawaiian Restaurant, thirteen life memberships were presented to seniors who had o record of four semester membership in the organization, Presiding were President Alan Hitchens, Vice President Larry Bogle, Secretary Gay Wisehart, Treasurer Peggy Butler. Sponsorship rested with Miss Helen Bandy and Mr. Lee Cooper. ol Row One Steve Fletcher Cynthia Shirley Susan Evans Nancy Hecock Mike Gibbons Row Two Marlene Steinmann Henri etta Negrete Diana Jackson Charlene Truman Barbara Baker Pam Davis Joan Horovenko Pat Bone Judy Jordan Row Three Kathleen Casey Louise Grob Lenora Batma Lots Brooks Lynda Brehm Peggy Paulson Martha Fuchs Diana Brum field Nancy Dillon Row Four Betty Dtdun Dora Hernandez Bull L e Sandy Ross Sandra Brooks Elaine Maze 2 STAF I-' f-Q3 book students who have demonstrated a desire through their club activities to further their knowledge of the newspaper world The officers Cynthia Shirley Sue Evans presidents Martha Fuchs Diana Jackson secretaries Nancy Hecock Carmen Hernandez vice presidents Kathleen Casey Peggy Paulson treasurers have con tributed greatly to the success of this club ln February the club held its installation banquet at Welch s and enloyed o talk by Mrs K C Weiss of the Downey LIVE WIRE Mrs Esther Ericson has been the sponsor of this group J My A 3 Ly x M A' , f I j The PRESS CLUB is composed of enthusiastic journalism and year- if i 1 l I 1 t l I 1 J' f! ' 1 , , 1 - Row One Sandra Moreno Pat Lovell Francllle Hakala Drana Morgan Louuse Grobe Row Two Mrs Frances Rhodes Melo me Fesmure Camilla Huffaker Lynn Bennltt Sally Hollyfneld Marlene Stemmann Wyona Byrnes Saundra Jones Pat Hor ton Judy DuBois Margaret Brown Theresa Cusumano Row Three Susan Gray Melba Thompson Barbara Wentworth Ralame Ramer Shnrley Sanders Gayle Scrumgeour Mary Kulphof Joy Owen Andrea Elllot Dale Brandon Joe Brooks THE FUTURE MEDICAL LEADERS OF AMERICA was orgamzed three years ago and It has grown to be one of the most actlve clubs In Plrateland ln addltuon to a field trlp to the U C L A medlcal center and sponsormg a March of Dimes Sock Hop at Chrlstmas hme, It has collected toys and clothing for needy famllnes and readmg maternal for the suck In this dlstrlct The officers were president, Loulse Grobe, vlce presudent Carolyn Herron, secretary Pat Lovell, treasurer, Diana Morgan, and sponsor, Mrs Frances Rhodes Careers Fostered In 449 rluslch Janet Chrkamn Marlene Stemrnann Barbara Jones Sharon Brown Joy Peterson Bob Fraltag Row Two Francua Harding Brnar Vrs ser Gall Wnsehart Eduth Taylor Irene Jolley Susan Gray Sharon Caombes Bonme Parlee Sandra McConkey Deanna Mc P B tl Guure Maman Slater Ray Chnkaml Mrs Margaret Bullmgton Row Three Vvrglma Stafford Mary Ann Penrce eggy u er Phyllns Madmger Janet Jones Barbara Johnson Marsha Norkntus Lmda Van Der Lmden Norma Scranton Allnene Fletcher Ed Barley Mr Carl Vrebolavlch THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Wlllnam Sears Chapter spon sored by Mrs Margaret Bullmgtan and Mr Carl Vrebalovlch IS a 11- club on campus wlth professvonal oblectlve Students who plan on teachlng as a career, fund many opportumtnes to prepare for It through membershlp nn thus flne organlzatnon Led by President Carolyn Gllusuch, assisted by Barbara Jones vnce presldent, Janet Chlkamu secretary Peggy Butler, treasurer, and Mary Ann Pelrce, hlstorlan, club membership has greatly lncreased A fleld trlp to the Unlverslty of Redlands and talks glven by guest speakers have hlghllghted the year P H S Holds Geal Promise f 5 f , f I , , , x D , 3 r Z , - 5 , , ' I Q I A ,, so l . . I Row One: Cathy Corske, Pam Davis, Ruth Lundberg, Frances Maletta, Nancy Young, Kay Haddeman, Carolyn G' ' , I . . I Q 1 w , 1 ' I I r I ' . . 5 I O I 0 an Aw an Row One: .loan O'Day, Shirley Butler, Linda Young, Lillian Miranda, Ina Menees, Edna Bowen, Pat Wisby, Linda Asmus. Row Two: Pauline Appell, Donna Smith, Judy Pfeuffer, Jeanne Wolfe, Lynn Barbee, Marlene Steinmann, Sue Gray, Joyce Coleman, M1 Ronald Fleming. Row Three: Pat Artale, Elaine Maze, Kathy Adkins, Priscilla Helm, Norlene Woodrow, Diana Gibblen, Lois Kelly, Mr, Anthony Harcar. 1958 - F.B.L.A. - 1959 Row One: Barbara Pulsifer, Charlene Truman, Gloria Potocki, Carolyn Pettit, Barbara Bierre. Row Two: Shiela Schlothauer, Claudia Causey, Elaine Soiset, Cecillia Guillen, Virginia Stafford, Martha Fuchs, Sue Evans, Dora Hernandez, Mr. Nello DiCarpo. Row Three: Henrietta Negrete, Diane Pirtlz, Madeline Moody, Iva Ann Pyle, Kathy Marshall, Judy Gritz, Irene Jolley, Mary Kuiphof, Mr. Ray Rabinek. Row Four: Sharon Scott, Barbara Melton, Sharon Brown, Clovis Svangcr, Linda Van Der Linden, Barbara Tucker, Andrea Ellia.L, lIo'ma Scranton, Alliene Fletch er, Loraine Soiset, Bonnie Po'..'c's if 7 soucmou Y UTUR E EAQERS ME RICA FJTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Chapter 1296 rs one of the biggest and most act ve groups on the Pirate campus Various fund raising prolects including a derby hat sale sock hop cmd candy sales swelled the club treasury The annual Canned Food Drive Hawaiian Express and Business Machines Show sponsored by this enterprising group were overwhelmingly successful Repre sentrng Paramount at the state convention Sacramento April 16 petition Presiding officers tor 1958 1959 were Gloria Potockl president Carolyn Pettit vice president Charlene Truman secretary Barbara Blerr treascrer Barbara Pulsifer publicity Sponsors were Mr Nello DiCorpo Mr Ray Rabinefc Mr Ronald Flem ng and Mr Anthony Harcar This year the Paramount Chamber of Commerce acted as co sponsor Row One: Gloria Conception, Darlene Agre, Mavis Crummett, Ethel Potter. Row Two: Marilyn Smith, Patricia Copper, Claudette Finley, Susan Hull, Joan Livers, Melba Thompson, Sandra Tumbleson, Mrs. Marcene Gies, Mrs. Mary Lash. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA was an organization new A QQMMKFPS to the Pirate campus this fall. Members paid a visit to Helms Bakery ,gc in Culver City, held an Installation of Officers, February 9, and visited another F.H.A. club unit at Downey High School, March 31. 5-JS Q4 Pu? 79 .c.. been: Toni Genoway, president, Claudette Finley, vice president, A Q Gloria Conception, secretary, Darlene Agre, treasurer, and Mrs. 4 Mljlllixs 'LD Q Mary Lash and Mrs. Marcene Gies, sponsors. 0 NEW HO O x ' 7 5 6 rn Its first officers, who have helped to organize this coed club, have M, 1 Q OW ll.. ' C0 2,9 x 111 F - I s I I . 1 - 19, a delegation bro ght b k top a a d ' f' di ' ' f - B H ' - . u' ac r s in ive: visions o com., L Y i :I G YH. ' ' ui . A . A . 'V' , . ' ' ', .' ' 2 , f C s 49 Q29 fs 5 0 W '70 AMOWXX wt l D 7 t , iii, f' 5 .gm - ' T' . . M-'t.,,x e 1 it it ill ' if 1 ' S 5 1 1 ' i ' 5.-L ff :A , ii , THE STEREONS the music club was newly organized this fall on the Pirate campus. As activities it chose such varied pleasures as a beach party and an evening at the opera, in this case, Don Carlos. Its pre- siding officers have been: Wesley Osburn, Wayne Deming, president, Wayne Dem- ing, vice president, Sally Hollyfield, sec- retary, Linda Huffaker, treasurer, and Mr. Kenneth Briggs, Mr. William Stevens, sponsors. Row One: Wayne Deming, Nola MacDonald, Le Alyn King, Sally Hollyfield, Bonnie Bright. Row Two: Mr. Kenneth Briggs, Eugene Little, Linda Huf- faker Mr William Stevens THE BOWLING CLUB is one of the largest clubs on the campus and is composed of girls and fellows who enioy this currently popular sport. Its members have been bowling every Monday night at Marina Bowl since February. ln an inter-school bowling match between Paramount and Jordan, the Pirates brought back a 30-l victory. Top scorer to date is Bob Vis, 215. lnformal, the club has no officers, but Richard Ryan acts as manager. Its spon- sor hos been Mr. John Cummings. THE DA VINCI ART CLUB is one of the oldest clubs on the Pirate campus. This year its members enioyed a field trip to Art Center, Los Angeles, in October, and a very successful and colorful art auction on April Fool's Day. Presiding officers have been Janet Lutz and Ron Martel, president, Martha Fuchs, Barbara Pulsifer, vice president, Pat Harlan, Janet Lutz, secretary, Marilee Heyer, Don Merrifield, treasurer. This year's sponsor was again Mr. Noel Calderwood. For Every Taste 1- 7, .-A? if-'E 1 RK A-J . ,l j frm .::sf -we --.1-, x4w:sxxfMXf'Ws . li 55.11 B .1 .n, ,.QM.....M,...., Row One: Rachel Sabala, Pam Davis, Frances Maletta, Rita Wilson, Sandra Moreno, LeAlyn King, Martha McGregor, Lynda Clabaugh. Row Two: Joy Peterson, Pat Artale, Claudia Causey, Linda Lawence, Sharon Coombes, Sharon McGregor, Sandra McConkey, Carolyn Cole, Mr. Jack Swift. Row Three: Jim Soiset, Lester Coombes, Brent Bennitt, Charles Otanez, Peggy Butler, Ann Titus, Barbara Jones, Nina Fisher, Gail Dumphy. SPANISH AND LATIN CLUBS Row One: Dale Brandon, Ken Ouchi, Joe Brooks. Row Two: Linda Pfeuffer, Melanie Fesmire, Nancy Hecock, Betty Lou Croft, Vina Ogden, Janet Chikami, Gail Wisehart, Sharon Brown, Mrs. Esther Ericson. Row Three: Kathy Thomas, Theresa Cusumano, Pat Lovell, Linda Fifield, Bonnie Parlee, Larry Johnsonbaugh, Joe Billawa, Sondra Davis, Charlene Hansen. Row Four: Nick Doiphay, Robert Mayer, Kenneth Morimoto, Linda Huffaker, Ra lame Romer, Al Hilton, Maurice Arand, Steven Hughes. as Xi I l xX l .AQ ti FSPOR l p i lATlN CLUB J 1-EFF 'V' 'if' - . I ,J v-VN ,C 7 F., n , T' , I X b. fi., If E 'PV ' sn - .V 1, ',. J, r INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB ap- peals to fellows interested in shop work and mechanical drawing. Field trips to the Los Angeles Boat Show, Union Oil Research laboratory, and an aluminum foundry proved valuable. This group repre- sented Paramount at th e A.l.A.A. National Convention, Long Beach. Officiating as presidents this year were Jim Mills, John Frisbie, vice presi- dents, Dave Snethen, Dave Dupree, secretaries, John Fris- bie, Richard Causey, treasur- ers, Frank Shubert, Jim Bohn, sergeant-at-arms, Dave Sne- then, photographer, D a v e Hurt. Mr. Dwight Knox spon- sored this club. SPANISH CLUB was organized the year that Paramount was founded, l954. A large group usually, it is full of fun. lts initiation was held in the Spanish room and followed by a trip to Olvera Street, Los Angeles, where the group thoroughly enioyed a Spanish dinner topped off with sight-seeing. ln April, ioining the Romans, the members traveled to Hemet to enioy the famous Ramona Pageant. President Carolyn Gilusich has been assisted in her work by Vice President Sharon Coombes, Secretary-Treasurer Sandra Moreno and Sponsor Mr. Jack Swift. LATIN CLUB, second oldest club at Paramount, participated in the F.B.L.A. Christmas baskets and helped install the Rally Court tables. Led by President Joe Brooks, Vice President Ken Ouchi, Secretary Lorna Rohde, and Treasurer Dale Brandon, the group visited Expo- sition Park, had two initiations, a progressive Christmas dinner, saw the Ramona Pageant, and staged its traditional Roman Banquet with Barbara Pulsifer and Steve Goltra as empress and emperor. Guests of honor were Mrs. Margaret Barr and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rozelle. This club's sponsor since its founding has been Mrs. Esther Ericson. Row One: John Frisbie, James Mills, Dave Snethen, David Hurt, Ronald Morgan. Row Two: Fred Gaul, Frank Shubert, Jimmy Bond, David Dupree, Richard Causey, Mr, Dwight Knox. wa' -if , H X 4 Club talent found expression in Sabrina Fair with Judi Mills, Joe Brooks, Steve Fletcher, Ron Smith, and Lenora Baima among the players. DRAMA CLUB, formerly the Dominoes, is the oldest club in Pirate- S, land, with members deeply interested in the stage as a hobby or a career. The presentation of the three act comedy Sabrina Fair, real challenge. A field trip in May to the Columbia Broadcasting Station in Hollywood broadened members' knowledge of show bu- siness. Officiating this year have been: Lenora Baima, president, Joe Brooks, vice president, Linda Harding, secretary, Sharon Coombes, treasurer, Miss June Shirley, sponsor. Row One: Miss June Shirlcy, Mcldn: Fcsmirc, Donna Smith, Linda Harding, Nina Gray, Pat Houser, Claudette Drennan, Diane O'Malley, Donna Kern, Lenora Baima. Row Two: Sharon Coombes, Dixie Wylie, Margaret Brown, Jackie Hendren, Judi Mills, Ron Smith, Pat Lang, Linda Huffaker, Joe Brooks. May l and 2, in the Junior High Auditorium, offered its members a l Pg N Attuned to the Times THE SCIENCE AND MATH CLUB is composed of enthusiastic students interested in furthering their knowledge in the field of science and mathematics. Under the fine leadership of Alan Hitchens, president, Larry Bogle, vice president, Janna Snyder, secretaryg Gay Wisehart, treasurerg and Eldon Taylor, sergeant-at-arms, this club has enioyed a varied program ranging from films from the Bell Telephone Com- pany, hearing a speaker from the California Institute ot Technolo- gy, to traveling to Portuguese Bend to inspect tide pools. The spon- sors have been Mr Austin Harper and Mr Leland Allen Q9 'W Xvf' -,O ,KI Row One Lynn Bennitt Vina Ogden Vicki Stafford Sharon Coombes Linda Lawence Gloria Potockn Ralame Romer Sue Gray Gail Wisehart Nancy Mehr Row Two Ken Oucl-in Larry Johrsonbaugh Kim Harvey Pat Bolton Gay Wisehart Mary Jane Kress Barbara Melton Dale Brandon William Clayton Gail Dumphy Row Three Jack Gilpatrick Eldon Taylor Joe Brooks Larry Bogle William Boston Alan Hitchens Mr Leland Allen Mr Austin Harper Row One lrene Hall Roberta Naugler Ruth Lundberg Carol McKay Clare Monson Marlene Stemmann Drana Jackson Fern Cope LeAlyn Kung Brrar Vusser Gall Wlsehart Sandra Barger Helena Rocha Jo Dee Rupp Kay Addeman Wesley Osburn Rnchard Baker Row Two llnda Clabaugh Arleen Nurmela Angela Loya Vlrglnla Stafford Sharon Brown Claudla Cousey Lrnda Lawrence Connre Speelman Patrlclc Barnes Sandy Goss Penny Moore Julre Casslty Grnny Lltton Janet Anderson Lynne Loomis Edwln Barley Richard Seraflnl Walt Davudson Harold Muller Steven Fletcher Row Three Marlon Slater Mary Ann Perrce Carol Martln Ralalne Ramer Marlene Brooks Sharon McGregor Sharon Herr Barbara Johnson Linda Van Der Linden Jacquellne Hendre Carolyn Damron Duane Morgan Janna Snyder Lrnda Huffaker Gall Dumphy Alan Hrtchens Wal llam Boston Jrm Lrttle Mr Douglas Rozelle 5 THE YOUTH FELLOWSHIP CLUB IS the newest club at Paramount Under the dlrectlon of Mr Douglas Rozelle and Mlss June Shirley sponsors the group has grown from a membership of 30 to l5O Many lnsplrlng speakers have talked on tlmely topics, and nn Aprll the club presented, as a successful fund ralslng prolect, the great fllm, Quo Vadns'9 Richard Seraflnr has presided as president, as ,7.-'-' slsted by Chuck Denning Eldon Taylor, Jlm Llttle Bob Barlow vlce Q presidents Linda Van Der Lunden secretary treasurer, Wesley Os X burn Steven Fletcher song leaders fm ilu Row One Susan Miller song leader Linda Lambeth song leader Holly Chance song leader Sandra Brooks head song leader Row Two Pat Wxsby cheer leader Pat Lovell cheer leader Steven Fletcher head cheer leader Carol Martin cheer leader Claudette Drennan cheer leader PEP CLUB contains more spirit initiative and showmanship than any other club on campus When three graceful coeds whose routines led by Sandra Brooks kept Pirate rooters in harmony combine with three dynamic cheerleaders led by Steven Fletcher who kept the stands right behind their teams that spells power plus! Noted for precision the result of hours of practice and fine sportsmanship which was contagious this group has really served its Alma Mater. Its officers are: President Claudette Drennan Vice President Carol Martin Secretary-Treasurer Linda Lambeth and Sponsor Mrs, Margaret Brush. So Ends the Tally ol Pirate Clubclom Wm W. WWW, Wf W f w QhW, M mm '- A 5,445 'QW A W wwsfmzftywm f W 9' .jgiiixz il 2 .,,1,,,,m,?,,,m., W Y' ,,,, -'-'- fm A - A ., . F, M Q6 ' sg, , D mb. J. Aw- Qu? .x 5 an A 1 , 5' X N Shwf EINP MGWMQ-Mmm. 'L 'h'i6fW4WWNQsw, K M ' A ,nw JW,-V-MMw,,.V M-WWI Um- 6, Wwfmw , USldItgm,v IRATE PRm, E ESS FLARES f What a year! Coast League championships in foot- ball and baseball, despite the stiffest competition! High overhead has flown the Sporstmanship Flag. Such achievement may be credited to the speed, stamina, and teamwork of Pirate athletes, ably represented here by sprinter Ron Dowell, Slugger Jerry Otterson, and hallbnck Paul Roberts. Under the giant arcs, before the largest crowd in Paramount's annals, Pirate Pacettes, led by Judi Mills, and the Marching Band, conducted by Bandmaster Kenneth Briggs, form a half moon as they create atmosphere to ln the Mood, at the sixth annual Homecoming Game, November 2l, 1958. in a Blaze of Glory Played xX ff get-g I a 'F . f Y. ,vi P 4 S W A 7 Q I if Q . P 1 1 ' t - fm l 1-A M' P lf P' ..--- .A 4' E, -f1rr'n ' - Spirit soaring to the stars followed every game played by this year's Cinderella Team, at home or away. Undefeated champions, these varsity players drew thousands to applaud their skill, fight, and invincible drive. Metropolitan sport pages followed their conquering course with new respect for Paramount. ln their honor great signs flared across the gym before each game. Cor- saire Champ Tags flew from Pirate lapels. White 'mums, sold by seniors, were must's for Polly Pirates. Pacettes, band, maiorettes, song, flag, and cheer leaders, and rooters proudly kept the great green Coast League Sportsmanship Flag fly- ing over Pirateland. From the first decisive 19-O win over Excelsior, September 26, to the breath- taking l7-l4 victory snatched from Downey, No- vember 2l, this season swept Paramount breath- lessly into the spotlight's blaze reserved only for champions! . Victorious Pirates shoulder their delighted coach, Mr. Cleo Cordell . . . Pert and peppy song leaders enliven football pep assembly . . . Jerry Hombs leads fellow teammates in a display of football technique . . . Her Royal Highness Sondra Brooks . . . Pepped up Pirates return to Santa Monica's field following halftime . . . Radiant princesses, Susan Miller and Susan Evans, display their winning smiles , . . Paramount's proud emblem . . . Sparkling personalities, Princess Dora Hernandez and Princess Martha Fuchs, wave to the cheering spectators . . . Mayor Ernest McCracken is welcomed by Steven Fletcher during Community Night halftime activities . . . Pirate champions jubilant over Homecoming victory. Pirate Pacettes prepare for halftime : Ulm J' 9' 1,1 3 J WAN, ' 1 dum . Q 1 f ' 50117 'y f - ,I 4 ,wb fa -ff' ' !gVt4 gas, , 1 it-ff ' 4 ,:.. 11 HER MAJESTY SANDRA BROOKS, suxth In the lute of Homecommg Queens successor to Barbara J h o nson Mary Martun Lena Vnsser Marulyn Gruffrn and Joyce Menard reigned over the l958 Homecommg festnvntres Admtred as a Pnrate Pac tte and song leader Sandra has also served ef fucrently as a member of Spanish Pep Press and Art Clubs Competent as well as charmrng she has held such top spots as Glrls League Decoration Chanrman Jolly Roger Gnrls Sports Edrtor and Senior Class Councsl member Malntalnlng a hugh scholastic standing Sandra a member of CSF wall enter college as an educatlon malor Nommated by this years Coast League Cham psons and runnlng agamst such able and attractive sensors as Martha Fuchs Dora H d ernan ez Susan Evans, and Susan Muller, Sandra mounted her throne at the command of Prrate voters L , 'J A ,ff 152 fs 4 sf , 5 Q E E Z .fl '-te, Q 5 R ,, an J ' Wx, I I I ' I I I . . . . . . Q - ' 1 I I I ' I . , . . . . . 1 I ' I I . . . . . , - . . ., . I I I fr 2 Q., ufng ,ws Q1 1' , 1 I MARTHA FUCHS 1958 Homecoming Princess E 44 Her Court we ff? 1 'sw xx ,AM SUSAN EVANS 1958 Homecoming Princess SUSAN MILLER DORA HERNANDEZ 1958 Homecoming Princess 1958 Homecoming Princess if K ,rx , 'N X 0 o f V f V-, ,, Co Caplaln Barbara Mellon lkneelungl ,,-,gf ' Drill Team Caplan garel Brush, Flag Row One: Joan O'Day, Connie Groves berg, Georgia Kellar, Carolyn Brooks, Row Three: Sharon Wieczorek, Sharon nemo, Sandra Baldwin, Lenora Baima K 2 Maiorette Co-Captain ,wfmfwwfx yf,fCfifLfff4f , , f if i ff ff fififf i 'Wx V A I Margaret Brown fstandingl, San Dee Turnauer fkneelingl 'f is Y Q ,, 4 Flag Leader Norma Scranton, Flag Leader Barbara Pulsifer, Flag Leader Captain Martha Fuchs, Flag - Leader Dora Hernandez, Flag Leader Francille Hakala Row Two: Judy Gritz, Joan Row One: Captain Judi Mills, Jeanne Rogers, Donna Kern, Barbara Jones, Janet Chikami. Horovenko, Lynn Barbee, Edith Taylor, Pauline Appell, Kiana Jackson, Terryl Chamski, Gail Wisehart, Donna Smith, Betty Tumbleson, Charlene Truman, Diane Bill, Peggy Bright. Row Three: Linda Shuck, Joy Owen, Phyllis Madinger, Sandra Lunsford, Sandra Goss, Sue Gray, Linda Lawrence, Claudia Causey, Connie Spielman, Sharon Caombes, Bette Davis, Louise Mouw, Della Householder, Reba Short, Diana Gebelin, Pacettes. Song Leader Holly Chance Song Leader Susan Muller Head Song Leader Sandra Brooks Song Leader Melanie Hawes Song Leader Lmda Lambeih Holly Chance MQW wif-M Lmda Lambeth Head Song Leader Sandra Brooks Susan Muller 'i mf' l 4 M lame Hawes 'tg een.. ry fl Yell Leader Pat Lovell, Yell Leader Pct Wisby, Head Yell Leader Steven Fletcher, Yell Leader Claudette Drennan, Yell leader Carol Martin Head Yell Leader Steven Fletcher Pat Wisby Pat Lovell . uf , - r::,:. l?f- wliezwega 'a :e,,..,5:g,ew-i- e geq f. - ws.,-gif? ,ftp my . A .... J -W ' . f -, F X . 3 sk K 2. Claudette Drennan 'Z Carol Marlin HAROLD MILLER FRED HILL JIM LITTLE AL HILTON Coast League Champions 1 Q ' I .. W 3? JERRY KUHN Cenler LARRY BOGLE AL GARCIA CLIFF SHETLEY Tackle Guard Guard KEN OUCHI ELTON SAGER Guard Tackle MELVIN COE Tackle Ptsg - Row One: Steve Garcia, Ken Ouchi, Frank Holt, Keith Billeter Jerry Homb Frank Shubert Ed Morgan Paul Roberts Harold Miller, Dave Morgan, manager. Row Two: Coach Cleo Cordell Ted Shears Jerry Kuhn J rry Otterson Cliff Shetley, Larry Bogle, Al Hilton, Ken Tsurusato, Al Garcia James DeKay John Taylor Row Three Rchard Lane Jm Little, Chuck Denning, Red Bennett, Dave Lundberg, Elton Sager Mark Reid Fred Hill Melvin Coe Eldon Taylor Tom Hakala. Jet Propellecl - Oblectlve Reachecl The finest season in Paramount football history! Led by their huge offensive and defensive lines and fleet-footed backs, the Pirates showed fans some exciting football at every game. Undefeated in seasonal play 9i0l, they were narrowly edged in the C.l.F. Play-offs by Santa Monica ,l4-l3. Rooters will always remember the running of Paul Roberts, Ted Shears, Jerry Hombs, Ed Mor- gan, Steve Garcia and the fabulous running, pass- ing and kicking of tha tall C.l.F. Quarterback, Jerry Otterson. Who can forget those heart-stop- ping last second victories over Redlands, Centen- nial, and Downey, characteristic ofthe true strength and courage of this great team? Fine line play, led by Dave Lundberg, Frank Shubert, Eldon Tay- lor, Jim Little, Red Bennett, Chuck Denning, Cliff Shetley, superb defensive work by Sophomores Al Hilton and Fred Hill, and the brilliant pass catch- ing of Ends John Taylor, Richard Lane, and Keith Billeter made Pirate history. Awards garnered by Pirate heroes were: Jerry Otterson, Most Valuable Player Award, Coast League Back-of-the-Year, First Team All C.l.F., Dave Lundberg, Second Team All C.I.F., First Team Coast League, Paramount Journal Award, Paul Roberts, Most Inspirational Player Award, Second Team Coast League, Ed Morgan and Frank Holt, Most Improved Player Award, and Jerry Hombs, Cliff Shetley, and Chuck Denning, All Coast League Second Team. ll M 9? v A 6 'Z g B . 9? ,, , ix' 31 cv' iq ' K j Il 7 '4 ' H . ,ML-flfrh f ,fy - , . - f ??ff'?i,:f: , 55? ' ' . . ' -. f'5 'ff, '--' . ,f wU54 A WML Zak, W , ,rg LA 43g,,:3,,..,3z , ..?f NJ- 1 A . , f fm-',v 1 V V ww. ah L 1- 4 -'f'4,1'g-4 'Q ,. A 0, - I ., W , E2 ,Epi Iggy' . VM- . .Li :V ,f V ' ,,,..f' , '-Hg,-1, irwfqgw 126,12 A' ' A V-x.'.f4rln 5 V :MII-' ' . - ff r ' f -il' 'A K X C 5555 it yu ...uf r , 5 , Q , 4 -4'-P vi PU , F ,Wa M, WW pw '4 hvm ,qwwubvwf ff, an Y.. eq S ,ii we 4 wiv? Row One: Bob Canavan, Doug LoVetere, Don Bennett, Jim Gordon, Frank Moreno, Sam Scott, Lester Coombes, Ed Rosoles, Row Two: Coach Bob Van Voorhies, Leonard Shubert, Ron Hetrick, Bob Haug, Ned McNab, Richard Randolph, Mike Lewis, Buddy Campbell, Dave Milligan, Coach Bob Kneiling. Row Three: Larry Mclemore, Ken Schubert, Gary Johnson, Dave Sock- ett, Arnold Given, Bob Fraitog, Don Shirley, Harold Robertson, Brent Bennitt, Jack DeBolt. Slow Start, Great Finish! Not hitting their stride until mid-season, Coach Bob Kneiling's Bee gridsters still came on with a rush to finish in second in league play, The squad was sparked by the performances of Frank Moreno, Most Valuable Player, and of Mike Lewis, the team's leading scorer. 1958 BEE FOOTBALL SEASON PHS-O ,, . ...,,,. .,,, , , ,. ,,,, ,, , s,,, Excelsior-37 PHS-6 ,,,,, ,,,,,, J ordan-34 PHS-6 ,,,, . ,,s,, Fullerton PHS-O ,, ,, ,,,,, Redlands PHS-O ,, . ,,,, Centennial PHS-31 ,,,, ,,,, W arren PHS-l 8 PHS-25 Compton N, Lynwood PHS-6 ,,,.,, .,,. D owney Coach Bob Kneiling, Co-Captains Jim Gordon and Dave Milligan N as A .pi A . -1 ,vii- 'K 5 il if Q yi I ' 1 , i -M-...A QA 3 a 1959 VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON PHS-AO, . ,,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,, E xcelsior-5I PHS-58 ,, , ,,,, Rancho Alamitos-49 PHS-AI , , Hart-45 PHS-35 ,,,, , Antelope Valley-56 PHS-5O,,, YY,A,.. Oxnard-55 PHS-33, ,.,, ,,,.,,, I nglewood-53 PHS-38 ,,,,... ,,,..., I -ynwood-34 PHS-42 ,,,,7,, ..,Y,,, D ominguez-36 PHS-32 .,,,,, ,,A,,., S an Bernardino-49 PHS-45 ,YY... ,,YA.., P czcific-49 PHS-37 7,,7,,7 ...,,7, A nfelope Valley-46 PHS-46 ,,,7.,, ...7,7, C alifornio-66 PHS-44 ...,.. .,..... S ierra-53 PHS-52 ....,v .Y..... W ilson-53 PHS-44 ..,.., A.,.... C alifornio-60 PHS-49 ....,, ........ A vicxtion-38 PHS-28 ....,, ....... A rtesia-51 PHS-30 ...... .,..... C entennial-54 PHS-30 ...,.. .,,,... W arren-41 PHS-26 .,..,, ,,..... C ompfon--65 PHS-43 ,,,,., ....,... L ynwood-54 PHS-52 .7.Y7, ....,,. D owney--68 PHS-39 ...... ....... C enfennicl-43 PHS-54 ...... ...,... W arren-73 PHS-OO ....,, .,..... . Compson-2 PHS-44 ....,, AY..... L ynwood--49 PHS-62 ,,,,., ,,,,... D owney-78 in Pirate Cogers PIRATQ, RICHARD LANE MIKE GIBBONS BILL ALLEN PAUL ROBERTS ED MORGAN DUANE TANNER FRED HILL Coach Don Boucher Ken Ouchl Melvln Clark Harold Muller Frank Holt Bull Fnck Ed Hooper Elton Sager J V s Prove Curtam Raiser Favorites Bulldmg up spmt and provndmg entertamment be fore a varsity game Coach Larry Seal s J V squad proved to be a favorute wlth the fans From the opening whlstle to the flnal game of the season thus team was a rough aggressive outfut that never qult flghtlng Top rebounders proved to be Elton and Ken Ouchl s clowmng gave the rooters many a chuckle Brmgmg the ball up court were Al Hll ton Ted Clark and Harold Muller The JV squad closed Its fifteen game schedule wlth a heart breaklng last second defeat 23 22 at the hands of Downey H PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH H H H H H H 1959 J V Basketball Season Excelslor Rancho Alamltos Paclflc 50 Avlahon 35 Artesia Centenmal Warren Compton Lynwood Downey 31 Centenmal Warren Compton Lynwood Downey 23 f 0 0 U O O . . .. ..l . - P 5-27 ...,,,,,,,,-, , ' -31 . . s-35 ...........,.. ' ' . . H S-24 ....,,,.....,, - . . . ' S-33 ,,,,,,,...,., , ' ' - - . . ' s-25 .............. '-44 . . . I S-29 ........,,.... ' -47 Sager, Ed Hooper, and Frank Hon, while sau Frick 5- 20 ----'--------- - 34 ., . s-17 .........,.... -63 i . . .- S-20 ..,.........., -44 . t N P S-25 .....,,.,.,.. . .- ' - -' - . - P s-ss ,.,........... ' -so - - P s-33 .....,,....... -52 . ' ' P s- o ...........,., -2 P s-26 .............. -38 P S-22 ........,,.,.. - PHS-12 ,,,, ,, Y, , , ,,,,, ,,,,,., ,,,,,, E x celsior-48 PHS-26 ,,,,, ,,,,,, R ancho Alamitos-35 PHS-33 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,, l'lOl'li2O PHS-25 ,,,A ,,,, Y ,.Montebello-60 PHS-l8 ,A,A,,, lnglewood--53 PHS-33 ,,,, ,,7..,... Pacific-48 PHS-25 , . ,,,,.. Dominguez-32 1959 Bee Basketball Season -17 PHS-l 9 .,,, A,,,,,, E xcelsior-42 PHS-30 ,,,...,,,, Jordon-49 PHS-39 .e,,,,. Aviation-l9 PHS-24 ,..,,v..., Artesia-43 PHS-27 ..,.... Centennial-39 PHS-48 .A,, ,..,..... W arren-38 PHS-27 Y,., .,Y,.. C ompton-35 PHS-25 .A , ..,,.. Lynwood-l5 PHS-27 .....,...w. Downey-36 PHS-46 ...... Centennial-65 PHS-38 .... ,,......, W arren-49 PHS-35 ---- ------ C 0mplOni47 Co-captain Bill Gibbons, Coach Jerry Perkins, Co-captain Gor- PHS-27 .... ...... l ynwood-47 don JOHOY- PHS-26 ...,.... Downey-40 Coach Jerry Perkin's Bee squad, consisting largely of sophomores, lacked game experience but made up for this with its fast, aggressive style of play. Season's high spots were victories over Hart and Aviation lin pre-league encountersl and Warren and Lynwood, Coast League rivals. Sta rs ol Tomorrow Jim Gordon, Bill Carlson, Harold Robertson, Forrest Graham, Stan DeCoit, Gordon Jolley, Bill Gibbons, Maurice Arand, Sheridan Harlan, Coach Jerry Perkins. .ik S :N x 1 uf 3 fi I 1 X Q Q ' I sv X f A V , I N! :QQ 41 f 5, sj r 'fe 'n O heel Q .' Q vu ,f 41... ,,...-R 11 A , l 1,1 f W6 65 f .1 ,, J M 1 :,f:, ,, QQ ,H . ww' 2724. jiri 18'l l' . ' , 5 ' 5 J A .Q I V.:,,'. M ,K I A W P W V ' Q- W - 1 . ,f f N ff la' ' 1 1 7 i 7 f l 5,1 i . Row One: Bill Coates, Bill Young, Mike Gibbons, Dick Tibbett, Bruce Lundsford, Stan Baker, Jim Gordon, Dennis Moore. Row Two: Jerry Otterson, Fred Hill, Frank Shubert, Gary Johnson, Keith Billeter, Ron Jackson, Doug O'TooIe, Jerry Hombs, Coach Bob Knieling. Coach Bob Kneiling's Varsity horsehiders captured the league title despite a slow start which saw them lose their first three games to Coast League 4 L G e rivals. Storming back to win ten of their next G e Q U twelve contests, they advanced into the C.l.F. Play-Offs, Jerry Otterson, Keith Billeter, Gary Johnson, and Fred Hill supplied the power, Dick Tibbett and Frank Shubert led the pitching depart- o I ment, while Jerry Hombs proved a mainstay be- a m plans . JERRY OTTERSON STAN BAKER BILL YOUNG MIKE GIBBONS - X K Y X all CXlf. JIM GORDON BRUCE LUNSFORD RON JACKSON FRED HILL X. BILL COATES DENNIS MOORE , 1959 Varsity Baseball Season PHS-6 ..............................,.........,. PHS-A PHS-6 ...... PHS-4 PHS-I PHS-6 ...... 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PHS-4 PHS-2 PHS-O PHS-5 PHS-6 PHS-8 PHS-2 PHS-5 PHS-6 PHS-2 PHS-3 PHS-3 PHS-A Bellflower-I I Jordan-2 Lakewood-I 9 Dominguez-3 Excelsior-2 Centennial-I7 Warren-8 Compton-6 Lynwood-I Downey-5 Centennial-4 Warren-5 Compton-4 Lynwood-I Downey-6 Centennial-5 Warren-O Compton-O Lynwood-2 Downey-3 DOUG O'TOOLE JERRY HOMBS 3 hx! 1 I GARY JOHNSON FRANK SHUBERT KEITH BILLETER DICK TIBBETT 115821: .J if Rc I ,J e I 4 Row One Don Owen Frank Mo eno Make Zrmmerman Bull Carlson Aquulmo Exposnto Ken Sammons Murray Weeden Dar rel Anderson Roy Sampson Row Two Dave Morgan manager Don Row Brent Bennutt Jay Coates Barney Evans Clarence Christ Al Overstreet Jlm Beaver Terry Speelman Bull Clayton Al Hilton Bull Gibbons Sheridan Harlan Bob Storoshka Elton Sager Coach Jerry Perkuns JV s Young and Promlsmg Led by a promnsung sugn up of sophomores and lumors the JV team played top brand baseball throughout the season Coach Jerry Perkms lads compiled wans over Lynwood Centennnal and Downey In Coast League play Many of these boys wlll be playmg with the varszty next sprung and the experlence agannst aggressive competatton thus season wull be to therr advantage Leadrng hntters were Bull Glbbons and .llm Beaver whsle Al Over street and Sherldan Harlan handled the bulk of the pltchmg chores Al Hulton turned an an out standlng performance behund the plate and Elton Sager Bull Carlson Ken Sammons Barney Evans Roy Sampson were among the better players un the league Hlghllght of the season was Bull Glb bons no hutter vs Centenmal the fnrst nn Para mount baseball records 148 PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH PH H H PH PH 1959 J V Baseball Season Bellflower 4 Jor an Lakewood l2 Domnnguez 3 Excelsior Artesia Centennlal Warren 4 Compton Downey I2 Centennial Warren 4 Compton Lynwood ll Downey l Centennial Warren 4 Compton l5 Lynwood 2 Downey I ll ' 0 ll . . S- I0 ..,......,,,.....,.................. - v - 0 . Si- 0 ,4--'--'-DDA.w'A-VA--Y---P---,P,---- d ii? . 1 S- 6 ...s..s....Csc,,..,....,,..,,...,,.. - ' I S- l ...,...sv..,,..,........v,,.....s.,, ' - . . . , . S- O ...V...........e,.................. . ' - l2 S-27 .....,...,.......................... ' -5 . . . . S- 3 ---,gYv,A.Y--Y---VvVVw-Y--,,------ U - . ' I ' U S- 6 L...,..Y...,e.,,,..........,...s.... -9 I ' PHS- 2 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,..,....,..,es,,.., Lynwood - O ' S- 3 .....,..,...,....,.,,............... - . . . . S- 2 .............ss..Y......V........... ' -6 ' ' S- 2 ...,....,..Y..............,s,e,e,... - ' ' , S- 3 .....................,..........Y... -6 - S- 7 ,.......,,,,,,........,.........Y.., - ' ' ' .' S- 7 ,,..c,,.css,cvs.e,.,vev,,..,...... .. - S- 4 e.,,...s...,e..e.........,...,,..... ' -0 . 1 . . . - P ST 3 -I-'A,,,------,--,------....V,-,-- 0 l , . . , , P S- 6 .............,s.........V..V..... - ' ' ' ' S- 4 L.v,,..,,.Y,v,.,..,,................ - . S- .,..............,...YY,............. - i i 1 'mst W Q.. Q , i . A i af, mr Q I Q- .'-.a.L'.f W N,-xi is 1 r 1 , m I , f x 5 Ag :VW :QW v i 'it ' .fd gr 1 N? ir Q my -A 5 1 fmzfii r '04, ' A I+. d s fi Sf-. 'B ' -:L-461 Qvkft 0 if f, -,:.4.,. I-LAM rfgli. .-.'l.. , , t ' Q I g ll !!! !!! M gig 2 i,r 3 y P' , 'Z' c ' X . Y at K M - 5' Q -9 r, U, 2 A 7 -af, 'll W tx' M LL-Y V ,,, f, ' :WMM-'Eff if ' - ft f 4 t ' wg I V , ,gin 4 443 , f t 1 37 4 ,f y M W f . ,i.., ,P ' M? ,Z W ITV ' . f A ,of I .az an . ei' 1 It's all smiles as Pirates w'ng another one , , , Rugged Catcher Jerry Hombs guards the plate . . , Centerfielder Gary Johnson lines a hit into left field . , , Hard-swinging Keith Billeter blasts another extra base hit . . . What do you mean safe? You must be ioking! . . . Long bail hitter, Jerry Otterson, looks one over , , . Pirate hurler, Keith Billzter, fires a fast oall . . , Frank Shubert tags out Apache base runner on close play at third . . , Shubert scores winning run on Doug O Toole s hitp Orrcison jumps for icy! 149 Row One: lon Johnson, Ray Bistos, Larry Johnsonbaugh, Jack De Bolt, Sam Scott, Doug Veazey. Row Two: Ed Shoemaker, Bill Kennedy, Doug De Veney, Martin Gordon, Bob Peterson, Tom Barr, Doyle Taylor. Racqueteers Coach Ray Rabinek, mvw All, Captain Bill Kennedy fy' 1 1 0 A C 5' ff nu. 511' W.. The tennis team, led by spirited Captain Bill Ken- nedy, developed many a fine player despite a losing season, Among these were Larry Johnson- baugh, Bob Peterson, and Tom Barr. With these returning lettermen, Coach Ray Rabinek hopes for a better season in 1960. PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS 1959 Varsity Tennis Season 7 Bellflower - 25 O Jordan - 32 1 Excelsior 1 31 7112 Artesia 1 24112 15 Centennial - 17 2 Warren - 30 1 Compton - 31 10 Lynwood - 22 2 ,..Y,.. Downey - 30 12112 .,,.,,, Centennial - 19112 10112 ...Y,.. Warren - 21112 1112 ,...... Compton - 30112 2 ....,Y. Lynwood - 30 1 .,..,.. Downey - 31 16 ..s.,,, Centennial--16 5112 ,,,,,, ,,..,.. W arren - 26112 5112 ,,,,,, ,,..... C ompton -- 26112 2 V2 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,.,....,,,,...,,.. Lynwood - 29112 N , I I ? Jr. 4 Rr., ww ' i im Row One: Arnold Rowe, Murray Weeden, John Cowell, Bert Matson, louis Mendoza, Harry Stroud, Doug Veazey. Row Two: George Gordon, Bill Clayton, Kendall Carter, Harlan Sheridan, Dennis Moore, Ed Merriefield, Gordon Jolley, Row Three: Ed Hooper, Ronnie Preston, Ed Shoemaker, Charles Swelch, Ed Spangler, Jim Cowman, Bill Osman, Coach Gordon Steward, Harriers Hit their Stride 1958 CROSS-COUNTRY SEASON This year's Pirate cross country team, one of the largest at Paramount, was coached by Mr. Gordon Steward. Having entered 21 boys in the annual Mount San Antonio endurance race, he was proud to note Kendall Carter finished second, Bill Os- man, fifth, Murray Weeden, fourteenth in a field of 75. 4,7 iff? 1- if!! PHS-29 ......, ...... Excelsior-26 PHS-35 ....... ...... J ordan-20 PHS-3l .....,. ..,... F ullerton--24 PHS-30 ....... ...... D ominguez-25 PHS-28 ..,..,. ...,., C entennial-27 PHS-29 ....... ...... W arren-26 PHS-35 Compton-20 PHS-35 Lynwood-20 PHS--30 Downey-25 SZ 7 f J n ,, - 1 ' s Co-Captains Kendall Carter, Gordon Jolley and Coach Gor don Steward. . , -fax ,f , ,,, A 1. wow.. 5 .4 A xm wa-www t 5, 1 4 D-. fu-A--.. ...rc.,-... G .'-...,' sw 52,2 2 it if Row One: Nelson Wysong, Frank Holt, John Cowell, Bill Frick, Kendall Carter, Bob Kaiser. Row Two: Ken Nash, .lim Little, Jim Soiset, Dove Lundbert, Larry Ledger, Ed Morgan, Row Three: Mel Coe, Mark Reid, Richard Lane, Ran Dowell. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. Coast Leag 152 Dominguez vs. Lakewood Jordan Centennial Warren Compton Lynwood Downey ue Meets Pius 50 5112 36 515 54112 31 45 43 ZA 57112 47 ? 1959 VARSITY SEASON A - 27 516 - 46 314 75111 . 70 115 50112 . 49112 35 - 79 39 - 59 55 . 501,13 37112 - 47112 64 - 57 57112 I 9 .amy 354, B 22Vz 34112 60 54 29 57Vz 34 26112 26111 23 19 19 56'1i 22 18 21 C - 34 - 25V2 - 57 - 58 - 54 - l5V1 - 54 - 61 - 55 Sign of Spring Coach Larry Seal's thinclads turned in the best all- around performance to date in Pirate track records. Many sophomores and iuniors made the team and next year's outlook is very bright. This season's record breakers included: Ron Rowell, varsity high and low hurdles, Ron and Ed Morgan, varsity high lump l5'1O l, Mark Reid, varsity pole vault l12'9 l, Mike Gibbons, Bee high iump l5'9 lg Charlie Wiiliams, Bee pole vault l11'6 l. Coach Gordon Steward, Co-captains Ken Nash and Ron Dowell, Coach Larry Seals. Row One Terry Schwartz Dave Milligan Dave Sackeel Doug Lo Velere Harry Slroud Richard Fife Row Two Don Ben net! Ed Rosales Bert Matson Gordon Jolley Larry Nielson Rob rt Hoag Charlie Williams Row Three Gene Lysbert Charles Swelech Ken McNei Jerry Bouma John Null Lesler Coombes Waller Lewis Glenn Chandler Roberlson Ronnie Pelht Rober1Renleria Q -. 1 1 - -?- if if I 1 S ' I 'If .' Row One: Tom Simons, Earl Scofl, Jim Boslic, Marlin U ,. ' , , 5 1 1 l I 2 v dy! -xx' . , Row One: Kenii Tsurusato, Bill Young, Paul Roberts, Steve Garcia, Mike Gibbons, Bruce Lunsford, Gordon Jolley, Murray Weeden, Tom Barr, Arnold Rowe, Louie Mendoza, David Morgan. Row Two: John Taylor, Eddie Morgan, Lester Coombes, Ted Sheares, Jim De Kay, Bill Kennedy, Al Hilton, Cliff Shelley, Keith Billeter, Jerry Hombes, Jerry Kuhn, Bill Coates, Frank Holt, Ken Ouchi. Row Three: Mr. Larry Seals, Gary Barnes, Jim Little, Ron Dowell, Elton Sager, Chuck Denning, Ronnie Preston, Dave Lundberg, Tom Hakala, Fred Hill. Best Year to Date! Agree Lettermen I INV iuow 'WN One of the largest and most exclusive clubs on campus, the Varsity Club is limited to athletes who have earned a varsity letter in Pirate sports. This - year was the most successful in the club's history. To start its activities, members raffled off the home game footballs and sold popcorn. Starting the victory dances after the game was another club first, Sponsoring the annual Sweethearts' Ball, at which Frances Maletta and Fred Hill were crowned King and Queen of Hearts, a picnic at lrvine Park, and a weekend at Crestline made this year memorable for the Lettermen. .--I 'K...,4 L . ,, I' 'kv 74 1 rf' Vat' Q g Q' R Jerry Otterson, president, Jim Little, vice president, Jerry Hombs, secretary-treasurer, Red Bennett, sergeant-at-arms. i Qi xl gg. ,.- ff - - f .. 3' ' 5 1 1 S , HQCQ SCL I f S if 4 A iw . H f 4, , -- A M . 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A A J ff K ' - 91 A'xff?Z'?4i7935'f 'f' ., .' ' 'wa an 7 V E ,f,.W.3s2m1fm.gfeffffiffffv ' , X Y,,,f ,yu wif: ,N Q' f R 1 , qv ,W 1-f Winn f , - - .. ' f+fw?'f?Y ,w: -xfff'f+3fe?2,ff1:?1x,,i , fn- rw-f:, i'9 : , . 'ff W i + fg 2iMkf.w m:1a Sin? ff???m: - N F' az in performance ot duty Paramount's Cadet Corps, commanded by Commandant Robert Broyles, can present with pride a record of digni- fied service to its school. Its members raised and lowered official flags daily, served as a color guard at games, assemblies, and special presentations, conducted a much needed patrol during football season, and represented Pirates in the Compton and Paramount parades. Super- vised trips took them to the rifle range in October and April as well as Camp Pendleton in the spring. Four ca- dets, Richard Baker, Roger Freed, John Ophein, Ray Grout, were privileged to go to a rifle match held at Barston, May 9-10, for skilled marksmen. Such responsibility and training stands Pirates in good stead when they enter the armed services of their country. of-5 Row One: Second Lieutenant Richard Baker, Master Sergeant James Mills Corporal Arvln Uhrich Master Sergeant Charles Norcross. Row Two: Captain Sammy Campos First Lieutenant Renry Revelez Second Lieutenant David Hurt, Master Sergeant Ted Fleming Captain Robert Broyles Clif Lelterette officers for l959: Mary Jane Kress, publicity-historian, Janice Price, treasurer: Gail Dumphy secretary: Fern Cope, vice president: Janna Snyder, president: Supreme in Sports Row One: Gail Dumphy, baugh, Sharon Feenslra, Barnard, Darlen Merwin, Harding, Gay Wisehart, Entering Letterettes gives coeds an opportunity to develop skill in such sports as volleyball, tennis, basketball, softball, and badminton. President Janna Snyder, her officers, and Miss Jo Ann Day have administered club affairs. A total of ten points is required to qualify: five for one sport, five for playday participation. This year ten members earned letters. Three play days, two at Paramount, one at Centennial, offered challenge and variety. Mary Jane Kress, Fern Cope, Janice Price, Miss Jo Ann Day. Row Two: Pamela Parlee, Lynda Cla- Francis Bolan, Vickie While, Linda Van Der Linden, Bonnie Parlee, Judy Rozic. Row Three: Sharon Sandra McConkey, Joyce Holland, Carolyn Damron, Diane Morgan. Row Four: Gloria Potocki, Myra Sharon Brown. ,f .W-psf ,Z-f ,,,1' H 9,1 ,,4w 1 Z' 'NQMMQMN 11-.N -A M nw: 1 ,W , Wlwllum. ond Fern Cope help Determined Letterette, Sharon Brown, drives in for o basket al Centenniolis basketball playdav . . . Sharon Feenstra initiate the season softball intramurals . . . Gloria Potocki, Vickie White, Gail Durr-phy, and fellow Letterettes enjoy Pow Wow at Centen- nial , . , Diane Morgan observes intramural volleyball practice . . , A Piratesfeye view of G.A.A. activities . . , Seniors Sharon Brown, Linda Van Der Linden, and Donna Kirchhefer in losing effort to sopho .1ores. :gzii -V in Z? SO ALL MAY KNOW, the Pirate Trophy Collection! Row One: Sportsmanship Trophy, permanently awarded to Paramount High School. Row Two: Most Outstanding Senior Athlete Award lpresented by Paramount Alumni Associationl, Mexican American Scholarship, Most Inspirational Varsity Football Player Award lpresented by Paramount Knights of Columbusl, Most Improved Varsity Football Player Award lpresented by Paramount Elks Clubl. Row Three: Josten Citizenship Award, Most Valuable Track Player, Y.F.C. Club ofthe Month Award, De- cember l958, Banning Basketball Tournament Award Ath place, l956, Band Award, Band Special Award, 2nd place, l956 Christmas Parade, Banning Christmas Invitational Basketball Award, Consolation Champs, l957, Mt, San Antonio Cross Country Award, Row Four: Huntington Beach Basketball Tournament, 3rd place, l954, Bay League Varsity Baseball Championship l955, Paramount Basketball Tournament Consolation Champs, l958, San Gabriel Valley League Varsity Tennis Championship, l954, Paramount Journal Varsity Football Award, Compton Invitational Track Award, Most Valuable B Football Player Award lpresented by Para- mount Lions Clubl, Most Valuable J.V. Football Player Award lpresented by Paramount Kiwanis Clubl. Row Five: Sportsmanship Plaque, l957, Coast League Football Championship, l958, Sportsmanship Plaque, l958. A Legacy and a Challenge . x 1 L, ,A 4 f . 1 Possible Ways to Save Auto Insurance If your son under age 25 drzves your car check the arl antakes of having hum take an accreduted druver tralnlng course In many states thus can mean a premxum duscount of IO per cent or more Note that premnums on a deduchble collrslon pollcy are consrderably lower than on one offering full protection against damage to your car Deductible means that you yourself pay for example the fnrst 50 SIOO or S200 of any repair cost If you own two or more cars you might save money by msurung them nn one polncy The amount saved can be as much as 25 per cent Make sure your msurance company lusts you properly as to 'ob and drnver classufn cotton You pay most nf you use your car rn busmess least If you use It only for pleasure If you have had no accidents In re ent years you mxght qualify for the reduced rates offered by some compames to preferred risks Consnder the age and value of your car an decldxng whether to carry comprehen suve Insurance fare theft etc On an old car you mnght figure It ns good busmess to take the rlsk wtthout Insurance Does your clty have a commumty sponsored traffic safety campaign? If so It would be worthwhile to support It Insurance rates have dropped sharply In some cltles having safe drlvlng programs Examples of this are Dallas Texas St Joseph MISSOUYI Portland Maine and Butte Montana GEORGE KRAAN GLADYS HYDE Landmark lnsuran TREV MOORE Sales and Service DUTCH BANDRINGA CHARLES KOOPMANS C T LYNCH L FRANK CUTTEN E T IBBETSON PARAMOUNT INSURANCE AGENCY C D MOSIER ITheo De Den Mnke Boersmal JOHN M ANDERSON 8. MEMBERS OF PARAMOUNT INSURANCE AGENTS GROUP ce Agency O T - I , . . I . ,, . ,, . . . . - - - It - vt , , 5 , - r ' 1 - 1 - rr - It . . . . H . ,, . . . . . . . 1 I ' 1 . - I I ' ' I f - I f 1 I 1 ' v . . DON BRANDEL PLUMBING INC PLUMBING a. HEATING CONTRACTORS 8304 Gardendale Ave Downey Calnforma Bus TOpaz 2 9589 TOpaz 1 7515 CONGRATULATIONS, sENIORsI McCRACKEN S FOR MEN 16291 S Paramount Boulevard Paramount Callf ME 0 6205 FREE GIFT WRAPPING JUANITAS DRESS SHOP Best In Ladles Ready to Wear 16293 S Paramount Blvd Paramount Callf JUANITA NIELSEN Phone MEtcalf 3 1628 PARAMOUNT MORTUARY JOHN A MIES YOUNG S MARKET GIzocEIzIEs IvIEATs VEGETABLES 13308 Paramount Blvd ME 31842 Hollydale Portrants Free Glamour Make SORKNESS FOTOS Weddlngs Foto FInIshIng Commerclal 13715 S Paramount Blvd Hollydale CalIf By Appomtment Phone MEtcaIf 3 4468 UPHOLSTERING FURNITURE CLEANING DRAPER ES CARPETING BOOGAARDS UPHOLSTERY Member Custom Upholstenng Dealers Ass n 16268 Paramount Blvd Paramount Telephone MEtcaIf 0 6073 GABY S POWDER PUFF SALON 11914 S GarfIeld Ave Hollydale Calufornla VIOLET BLACK Propruetor Hours 9 a m to 5 p m Tues thru Sat MEtcalf 3 5577 Open Wed and FrI Evemngs by Appountment Only , . v 'I I . , . 9 .I - - I I. . . , . - 1 1. -up . . , . ' - 1 ' 'I I - I I Weddmgs Recepllons Prlvale Parlles CHAPEL OF THE WEDDING BELLS lOwned and operaled by Chris and Mae Myronl 16905 Clark Avenue al Maple Bellflower Callforma TOrrey 6 6400 Calermg Complete Weddmg Rf' Fashlon Shows Ex Plrales Dlxle Hughes and Dave Guillen chose Myrons Chapel of lhe Weddmg Bells as lhe perfect sell ng for lhelr weddmg l 'iff 1 1 Parole Coeds, Marne Malella, Lynda Brehm, and Peggy Paulson selecl lhe perfecl gufl al McCracken's Rexall Pharmacy MCCRACKEN REXALL PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 16283 So. Paramounl Blvd Paramounl, Calif MElcalf 0 3149 A wi U V v I fy . Um 4 -' l ' ll ' E x I y - , We as K y DO NUT KING COFFEE SHOP Largest Varlety of Do Nuts an Southern Calufornla And Exceptronally Good Food Open 24 Hours 8830 Rosecrans Boulevard lone block west of LakewoodI JAY GEE TEE VEE SERVICE Phone MEtcaIf 3 8733 JOE COLLINS GLEN NEVINS 5665 Mann Street Hollydale Callfornla ZAMBONI ELECTRIC COMPANY 15735 S Paramount MEtcalf 3 0733 Paramount Callf Member Order of Golden Rule CHANDLER TRAGER MORTUARY INC TOpaz 2 3711 MEtcaIf 3 7900 13843 Paramount Blvd Paramount Callf Robert D Trager David M Chandler BETTER SHOES FOR LESS MONEY SHOES for the ENTIRE FAMILY DEE S SHOE BOX 12116 Garfield Hollydale ME 0 5438 Loyd 81 Jessie Merry Phone ME 3 7283 MERRYS SHOE REPAIR 13316 Paramount Boulevard Hollydale Callf COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE KENNEDY PIPE 8. SUPPLY CO LTD PLUMBING HEATING 15301 S Paramount Paramount Callf Phone ME 3 5101 or NE 6 7151 Phone MEtcaIf 3 4183 HOLLYDALE MEAT CO WHOLESALE s. RHAIL 13204 Paramount Blvd Hollydale Callf . I . . 7 I ' ' . I I - Formerly Maletta's Shoe Store - I . 7 . , . , . ., . . , . ' 1 Popular .lun or Carmen Hernandez adm res th s dosnty blouse ho n by Mrs Jeanette McNenI of Cleo ater Dry Goods A CLEARWATER DRY GOODS C s MCNEIL JEANETTE M MCNEIL Servlng Area for 15 Years Carol Martn and Ken Tsu usato Best D d Pt d P Il f 59 d I lADlE5 MEN S Cl-HLDREN S elijtjig ojtitsmlrom oRZntoA Tux mo e READY TO WEAR FORMAL WEAR ME 3 2815 Weddmgs Dmners Dances TO 60418 TO 27117 15010 S Paramount Blvd Paramount Calif 5515 South Sf 3455 E FH-esfone Lakewood Downey If FORD Popular Pnrat couple Ted Shears and Conne Groves are Martha Fuchs and Ma ue Maletta Jolly Roger staffers adm re set to take o sp n n thus sharp 59 Ford convet fne quality merchand se at Wlsons Furniture CHIEF CHAMBERLIN WILSON FURNITURE Phone ME 3 1890 13223 Paramount Blvd FORD DEALER Hollydale Calif 15727 S P t Bl d P ammoun V ammounl On display at Wnlson Furmture Store are the xery ME 3 1107 latest styles of furnlture and appluances 166 I T ' S l , , i i ' , S W w ' ' - 1 Z l T I l r , 1 1 I l , ' ' i - - . ' ' ' ' V . . . ox E I I ' ' 49 , 5 I - , 4 g ' . A A . 5 I :F 5 - l - ' 4 I .-. it ' , - , , iv. H A ' 5 ' '- . as 'S gg . Ii 5,-. ' 4-.ne, . ' 3-.-. 4 ' e , l , r' , , l all i i ' ' r ible. i ' i i ' ' . , . Repanr Mauntenance Roofung S 8. M CONSTRUCTION CO GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS Constructuon and Remodelmg FREE ESTIMATES ME 3 6181 ME 03319 Meet Your Frnends at ICELAND ITS FUN TO SKATE Open every mght except Monday 8041 ackson Street MEtcalf 3 1 Paramount Cahf DRUMS TURNED SHOES RELINED COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE JOHN S BRAKE SHOP Phone ME 3 4404 Dlamonds Watches Watch 8. Jewelry Repamng WHITTAKER JEWELERS CUSTOM MADE JEWELRY Watches Are Electrlcally Tlmed 16234 Paramount Blvd Paramount Cahf DAVE CLARK JOE NAB JR DAVE CLARK FEEDS Complete Lune Feeds Poultry and Rabblt Supplies 8319 E Center St Paramount Cahf MEtcolf 3 1183 COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRING Phone MEtcalf 3 2136 HERALD S GARAGE Herald O Anderson Owner 8124 E Center St Paramount Cahf FRED W EHRMANN H A R D W A R E Phone MEtcaIf 3 0761 16251 S Paramount Blvd Paramount Cahf Mc CRACKEN S APPLIANCE STEREO RECORDS an RECORD PLAYERS RHYTHM AND BLUES RECORDS 167 ll 97 - - J - 171 ' All ' ' 16213 California Paramount, Calif. R. V. lWhitl Whittaker MEtcalf 3-7368 7 1 d BEST WISHES from ENGRAVERS CORPORATION aduatuon Announcements Diplomas Personal Cards Medals Trophnes Club Pans Jostens Famous Class Rrngs 1044 South Hope Street Los Angeles 15 Calufornla SHELTOR SUPERIOR DAIRY TODAYS MILK TODAY 8743 East Compton MILLER S STORE FOR MEN 16601 Bellflower Bellflower 9147 Stonewood Downey 8230 Flrestone Downey LIFE SHADE ALUMINUM AWNING MFG co 8537 E Compton Blvd Paramount SPORT MUFFLER SHOP Our business IS exhausting Compliments of The Muffler with the Llfetlme Guarantee IO Percent Discount on Parts to Students G Y BARBER Manager Bert Fuller 10920 Garfield PI South Gate TO 91612 or TO 91718 Paramount Branch Paramount Compliments of MALETTAS SHOE REPAIR S Expert Whlle You Walt Service FARM 8. HOME MARKET 13316 Paramount Hollydale Corner Paramount and Imperial Macau 3 7283 7 Gr ' . ' Paramount, California Mikal' 0-5891 - 1 , 1 yy I TIP TOP DRIVE IN NO 2 COMPUMENT5 OF 3425 E South Street Long Beach Phone ME 3 6830 DAIRY BE YOUR OWN CAR HOP AND SAVE' 14042 Garfield Ave Paramount Caluf EAT HERE OR TAKE HOME' Plenty of Parkmg We Cook Our Food to Order' BEN ONEAL Proprietor I w L amiiimrlgfg FASHIONS BEGIN ' NORWMK 0BBlflyfllV COLONIAL FLoRlsT 0 DOWNEY 0 BELLFLOWER JUNIOR IS NEW' BOYS 8. GIRLS SHOP 16532 S Bellflo e BI d Bellflower WITH COMPLIMENTS CAL MILK TANKS ao49 E compfon Blvd Meewlf 3 1 NEv Paramount Callfornla ada 1228 DICK 8. ROBERTS DEPARTMENT STORE SHOES AND APPAREL 12019 Garfleld Avenue Hollydale Calif MEtcalf 3 2509 COMPLIMENTS of the LIGHTHOUSE CAFE 16242 Paramount Blvd Paramount Callf Phone ME 3 9841 PARAMOUNT CAB COMPANY CHET AND IRENE HAVLOVIC Phone 5934 Myrtle Ave Long Beach, Caluf MEtcaIf 3 1280 Res LB 2 3840 169 W aning ' AT N 71, I 'Q , 1- ' ' ! '1f1Q N . W I' V . OF - 141 6- ' marshals wah HHS PARAMOUNT ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 16200 S Orlzaba Paramount Calltornra REV T S SINGLETON Pastor REV CHARLES CRABTREE Assoc Pastor Phones ME 31487 ME 31338 ery one Welcome No One Dlsappoznted DOWNEY AVENUE FOURSQUARE CHURCH 13376 Downey Avenue Paramount California REV CHARLES D BURNS Pastor Phone ME 3 4676 Jesus Chrlst the Same Yesterdm Today and Iforeter FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 17040 Downey Avenue Bellflower California REV ARTHUR L ROULEAU Pastor You fire Cordzally lnvzled to Attend Our Sertzces HOLLYDALE CHRISTIAN CHURCH 13129 Paramount Blvd Hollydale Calrforma REV STEPHEN O OSBORN P05101 Phone ME 3 2601 Building Il Church Home for Communzty Service CHRISTIAN 8. MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 14613 Orange Ave Paramount California REV STEPHEN O OSBORN Pastor Phone ME 38439 In the Heart of the Communlty wlth the Commuruly at Its Heart FAITH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 8025 Compton Blvd Paramount Callfornla REV JAMES O HULIN Pastor Phone ME 3 3964 Seek Ye Fzrst Hls Kingdom and Hzs Hzghteousness FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 13433 Paramount Blvd Hollydale Callfornla REV CHARLES JOHNSON Pastor Phone ME 3 3904 fllways the Gospel and the Splflf of Frzendllness PARAMOUNT METHODIST CHURCH 16635 S Paramount Blvd Paramount California REV RICHARD L BROOKS Pastor Phone ME 35229 Chrzst Jesus the Way the Truth the Lzfe CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 5729 Mann Street Hollydale Calnforma REV GERALD B VANDERVORT Pastor Phone ME 3 2769 A Church with a Vzlal Erpenence EMMANUEL REFORMED CHURCH 15941 S Vrrgrma Ave Paramount California REV WARREN HIETBRINK Pastor Phone ME 38004 Presenting I1 Changeless Chrzst to a Changzng World Kvmemhrr the Sahhath Bag tn Kvrp Alt Qnlg 7 I r l I EU ' 2 . . I ' I ',. .7 ' t I I , I . . REV. JOHN WILLIAMSON, Minister of Evangelism I I . . I , . . . . , . , 2 , o 1 0 METAL e d rl In C Pousnms and PLATING 1135: 1 M fr 0 LA Amin 16424 Minnesota Ave Paramount ED DYER ME 3 5181 General Manager NE 6 5271 I ggnu- MV W M i QV ' V I .., 1 - ' V Q ,S nl I fn! ., :I . - Richard Bonneau finds lhe planl of H. E. Dyer, Pirate boosier, well worth exploring. -r your most declslon W111 your first Job mean mterestmg, challengxng work workxng wxth people you hke an opportumty to advance? It w111 L: 'felis sa. ff f4v ff'lf9if XM See your vocatlonal counselor or drop mto one of our employment offices 921 East Compton Boulevard Compton Colnfornla or ask your Operator for ZEmth 10 000 for th employmenf office nearest your home O O Uvvmffl 7 7 5 '5 'T My ,gf .4 jj Q' X Y! f v4.:,+'f .-f'?'7eMAM 'J ii F 'Yr Q sg ri- r '.1:: A,--W--+ L.- . K , , i --f1vfff i'zz,,,, , ,,1.,.,..--fi - ,,,,kf . I f , qi ITL ares--,Aw-.f.r.-- 1 ,. 'X I ' ,f I E s fax, I'X ' U I ,,f c. ' f ......,TQ.- 'J ' C I I ' ' at lf! . 7 e , . To Graduates of Paramount High CONGRATULATIONS! May your futures be filled with happiness and success Pirate athletes Ron Dowell and Ken Tsurusato get a slant on the construction game at Bovee and Crail BOVEE 81 CRAIL CONSTRUCTION CO 15134 S Indiana Street GENERAL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS Paramount California fini. Fellow Pirates Peggy Paulson and Lynda Brehm are interested in the ever popular Revlon products available at Mabry s Drug Store headquarters for M A B R Y S prescriptions cosmetics Mann and Garfield fountain service Honydale magazines records school supplies NEvada 6 3615 greeting cards I 5 ' I iff Q 2 1' is i o 1 Z 1 WRIGHT S FEEDS SEA GRO KEL MIN Soll Addltlve Feed Addltlve Harold Wrlght Vac Wrlght ME 3 2269 16225 S Paramount Blvd Paramount Cahf LINDSAY LUMBER CO 15938 S Paramount Blvd BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE 8. PAINTS ME 03168 Paramount Callf PARAMOUNT BARBER SHOP HAIRCUTS Boys S1 00 Open 7 Days 5 Barbers to Serve You Across from Holly Drnve Inn 13324 Paramount Blvd Hollydale Open Daily 9 30 to 5 P M Saturday 9 30 t Monday and Thursday Evening 6 30 to 8 DR EARNEST C ROBERTS cHlRoPRAcroR Phones Oftrce MEtcalf 3 1259 Home MEtcalf 3 1259 15740 S Paramount Blvd Paramount Cahf DUTCH BANDRINGA REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES APPLE VALLEY REPRESENTATIVE 8129 Compton Blvd Paramount Cahf MEtcaIf 3 2910 CAMPBELL S PARAMOUNT HARDWARE AND SPORTING Goons Open Sunday Holidays One of the Largest and Most Complete Stocks In the Southwest Dlstrlct ME 3 4361 13657 Paramount Blvd Hollydale DR ROBERT E TURNER OPTOMETRIST MEtcalf 3 6046 15736 Paramount Blvd Paramount Cahf The Most Walked About Clothes rn Town Salfy Shape! O C A L I F O R N A 12011 Garfield Avenue MEtcalf 3 2612 Hollydale 174 5 I : . . : O I Men-51.25 ' ' 7 F 1 DOWN EY LIVE WIRE and THE LEADER Furnxshes You ALL Your Sports News Subscrlptlon Prlce 3 50 BEST OF LUCK from TASTEE FREEZ WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO Frank H McClung Assocuated Dealer 16264 Paramount Blvd MEtcaIf 3 5650 Paramount Calnf WESTCO 5 10 25C STORES 12220 Garfield Avenue Hollydale Callfornla ME 3 0302 MEtcalf 3 0781 NEvada 6 0271 PARKWOOD CHEVROLET 5059 Lakewood Blvd Lakewood Callforma ESQUIRE PIANO SALES AND SERVICE Reflnlshlng and Repcurlng TREES SHRUBS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' BLUE STAR NURSERY 8725 E Imperlal Downey TO 2 0820 CLEARWATER LUMBER CO LUMBER CEMENT E h L b Tuning and Actuon Work very' mg m Um er 14920 Paramount Blvd Paramount Culnf Bus MEtcaIf 3 6766 MEtcaIf 3 1143 15149 So Paramount - .- . ' I u - I , . , . QL.. - f I - ' . .t . . H . , . Apprec at: e of the handsome 59 lmpala are P rates Jim Little Who 5 ahead? demands Ken Ouchl Q5 Weyne Demmg Den and JuIeCass ty Marker Levon Matson Jim little Richard Ryan and Sharon Where Service is Gu ranteed GLENN JONES Sm th walt their turns at Marina Lanes Artesia Blvd and Downey Ave ME 0 5901 CHEVROLET MARINA LANES New 8. Used Cars 8- Trucks I6 AMF FULLY AUTOMATIC PINSETTERS Telephone MEtcaIf 0 5861 Equipped With S ngle T Underlane Ball Returns 14925 S Paramount Blvd Paramoun Calif Free Bowling Instructions Mae? M048yJ Qaaluan PF' Lovely coeds Barbara Goad JanetChlkam Holly Chance Miss Pat Lutz lseatedl Joyce lsemmger and Pat Bone lstandingl model Mary Morey selections with dis- tinction. LADIES' APPAREL -- GIFTS 16224 S. Paramount Blvd. MEtcalf 3-3587 Paramount, Calif. We are Proud to Have Created the T959 JOLLY ROGER Cover THE S K SMITH COMPANY 5260 W. 104th St. Los Angeles os Angeles Engraving Jolly Roger Ed lor Cynlha Sh rley and Jack Canmcoll Yearbook D son Los Ang les Eng a g Company f d Nancy Hecock and Mela ne Hawes sllmulal ng o orkers Mon Tues Wed Sat Thurs F 9 A M 5 30 M 9 A M 9 30 M TAYLOR S MARKET DAL JE CREATIVE HAIR sTYLEs MEATS POULTRY GRO ERIES We Speclallze ln Grade A Meals 3014 A Studebaker Rd Long Beach 16509 Lakewood Blvd ME 3 2375 HArrlson 5 4517 9741 E Flower Bellflower Calif Pummoum cahfomm TOrrey 6 5514 HOLLYDALE YARDAGE A Complele Llne of YARDAGE MATERIALS Also Fme Lune of Grfls Items Phone MEtcalf 3 9739 12003 S Garfield Ave Hollydale COMPLIMENTS OF BELLFLOWER STATIONERS NC 16441 S Bellflower Blvd Bellflower Callfomla CGM TOrrey 7 7227 177 O i i i ' , ivli , e rvln , in i ' l c-w . - - .- . .-r'. . . l , I' ' ' X4 - . . . , , . . . I ,l . . . . . I . . - . . , . BRUCE CLEANERS EXPERT CLEANING PRESSING Fnne Laundry Work Alterahons 12117 Garfield Ave Hollydale Phone MEtcaIf 3 2879 U STD M HRD ME METAL PIILISIIIIIG PLATIIIG 7800 Jackson St Paramount MEtcaIf 3 7017 BELLFLOWER GOLF CENTER One Block East of Lakewood Blvd MINIATURE GOLF COURSE 9 HOLE GOLF COURSE DRIVING RANGE 9030 E Compton Blvd TOrrey 7 6333 COMMUNITY SAVINGS and LOAN ASS N 15359 Paramount Blvd Box 428 Paramount Callf E G BROCKMAN Branch Manager CONGRATULATIONS Richard A Chance, MD Tracy Jones, MD Paramount Callfornla TROPICAL PLANTS-GENERAL NURSERY STOCK LA FLEUR NURSERIES A B TAPIA Manager 13180 S Paramount Blvd Hollydale MEtcalf 3 8044 Greetang Cards Costume Jewelry MORGAN GEM 8. HOBBY SHOP Lapldary Supplles and Hobbies 13318 Paramount Blvd South Gate Calif PALMER PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS JOHN S PALMER Owner 8001 E Compton Blvd Paramount MEtcaIf 3 1355 . . . 1 ' ' ' MEIcalf 3-8123 TI IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL' Open83OAM to6OOPM Mon thru a AIr Condltloned PETE DEDEN S BARBER SHOP THREE MASTER BARBERS Pete Deden Paul Sena Charles WIllIamson Res Phone MEtcalf 3 4501 16282 Paramount Blvd Paramount Callf COMPLIMENTS OF THE PARAMOU NT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEtcalf 3 0721 15738 S Paramount B vd Paramount Callf COMPLIMENTS or WEISBARTS TOrrey 7 4607 Bellflower Callf PARAMOUNT FARMS DAIRY CASH AND CARRY We serve you wlth nothlng but the best DAIRY PRODUCTS MEtcalf 3 2956 141 10 Downey Ave Paramount CaIIf GEORGE MENDENHALL WHOLESALE HAY ABC PRINTING and ENGRAVING FRED L ALLES 8137 E Compton Blvd Paramount Callf MEtcaIf 3 4231 LELAND S HARDWARE 13150 Paramount Blvd Hollydale CalIfornIa MEtcaIf 3 1537 NEvada 6 7907 WE RENT TOOLS FIne OLD COLONY Polnts MANNING S BEEF THE FINEST QUALITY OBTAINABLE HYNES FOOD CENTER 16275 So Paramount Blvd E WOLTER Owner Tel ME 31210 179 : . . : . ., . S l'. 1 H - , I . 16638 s. Bellflower Blvd. ' ' 1 1 C, . , . . - CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI BUSHEL 8. PECK MARKET 12509 Studebaker Road Norwalk WESTERN CONSUMERS FEED CO. DAIRY FEEDS NEvada 6-1191 MEtcalf 3-1128 7768 Jackson St Paramount CalIf If no one quIt school In the grammar grades one would be left to hIre the college graduate DE PALMA S LITTLE ITALY 910 E WIllow St Slgnal HIII Callf ME 4 2928 Jack Bee Records WENZELS MUSIC TOWN FINEST SOUND AROUND Stereo HI FI Recorders Records Recordlng StudIo BILL JACK CARMIE MAGGIE 13117 Lakewood Blvd Downey Callf n Voyage' C a WELDED TOGETHER BY PRIDE To express what this PIrate year has meant to the campus and to the community took the com bIned efforts of cIty faculty staff and SPCCIOIISIS who shared Paramounts prIde So for helpIng us to capture these shInIng months we offer thanks Jack CannIcott Los Angeles EngravIng Com pany for technIcal advIce our orIgInal cover Mrs Mae Myron ChrIs Myron s StudIo and Mr Bob Weygand for tIme Interest and excel lent photography MIke Hafle for the use of hIs scale model of the PIrate marquee Our AdvertIsers as supporters of both teams and publIcatIons Our Faculty and Fellow PIrates whose aspIra tIons and achIevements are recorded here CynthIa Shlrley Jolly Roger EdItor 1 l I B o 1 I S S of ' 5 9' ' ' ' t to: I ' O ' .I 1 . ' . V 0 Phil Clark, S. K .Smith Company, for producing fl Il ' ' F -J 'F' ' ' I ' I ' I ' 1 . u E M11 ' 5 J 1- . . li o ' ' - ,--., ,. , .,.,..-.1ff..,..w 4..., ,,-1, .. -.. -f' - - 4 my-ff-Q1.,' 1. . 4-.f,. -. .,.-g-.4-gs-:V-z' f-'uf-7 -V '4-:-Aw 5: 1 N: