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

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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

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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.