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

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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.-

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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