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

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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

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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!

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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