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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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'Nl ,1 W W ij x ' My kd 49 Representxng every Pnrate as they express a warm welcome and a c eery Nerghbor' to AnoMarua Schmnd and Bruno Faroldu Paramount s furst exchange students are Holly Chance head song leader Rhoda Goodwm drum malorette onnle Groves dll team captain lm 'oregroundl Danny Gose head yell leader J m lrttle assocuated student body presudent Franculle Hakala head flag ey ome aa irangem Across oceans conhnents, and borders, on the maglc carpet of the Amencan Fueld Service, Para mount Hugh s first forelgn exchange students, AnaMana Schmud and Bruno Faroldl, wmg thelr way wnth great antlclpatnon and some shyness to our wlde campus From Bogota and Mrlan, eager and Intelligent, they meet on their arnval community leaders and a sampling of their fellow students- to be On September 14 they 'om the happy lostlmg crowd of 1400 Plrates who flock back to school Each mstructor, campus executlve, and Pete and Polly becomes a Welcome Commlttee of One, anxl ous to know the palr who have come so far and determmed to make their year a rmlestone In their Inves and ours In assembly as we sung Hr Neighbor, we welcome you to Paramount Hugh' the words take on an added wannth, for we are mtematronol hosts' J 'fir P RAMOUNT HIGH X N V X 4 I X J X fgiq-1 sb I rv-vw,,,,2 'V-rt I . . . . . - . , . . . . . . 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Their smiles make clear the fine and democratic spirit of the seven-year-old' campus that greets AnaMaria and Bruno. - PUBL!SHED ANNUALLY FOR THE SEVENTH YEAR BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY, PARAMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL, PARAMOUNT, CALIFORNIA. 1960 I WM ii?'gNV5jw2 s ' , T Y . p, ,Y Y- 'Q .gg Bruno Faroldi and AnaMaria Schmid, veterans of ten months on the American Field Service Program, brief Pirate Taylor, novice exchange student, who leaves for Belgium, June IO, as to the rewarding experiences which lie ahead ey llape ul' Bal' Pirates who worked hard last spring to raise the funds to bring two American Field Service students to our campus for a year, eagerly ask each other on September IA, Where are they? Where are they from? Are they boys or girls? ln a matter of days, THEY become Bruno Faroldi of Milan, ltaly, and AnaMaria Schmid of Bogota, Colombia. Individuals with keen minds and cheery personalities, they are soon contributing factors in twelfth grade classes, campus clubs, and the Senior Class itself. Their viewpoints, fresh and sincere, are heard with interest by community and campus leaders. ln December, AnaMaria, a talented linguist, proves invaluable as an interpreter when Paramount plays host to Sergio and Jorge Blancarte of Gua- save, Mexico. The brothers, here on a happy holiday as guests of Rotary's Foreign Exchange Program, enjoy a packed fortnight, while Pirate juniors, linda Menard and Marion Slater, revel in Latin hospitality, hosted by Guasave Rotarians. As a climax to this year, dedicated to international friendship, Edith Taylor, Pirate junior, is excitedly preparing to visit Belgium this summer, Paramount's first envoy of goodwill! Conscious of the wealth of understanding gained by us, determined not to lose the friendships which will extend half way round the earth, and grateful for a chance to work toward an enduring peace, we dedicate this yearbook to the world's finest ambassador, THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT. Photos by Continental American Tours ITALY ond Bruno invite us to visit Milan this homel, Rome, Florence, Venice, the Italian Lakes, Mount Vesuivius, and Ca- pri, that isle of song and story ipictured herei. COLOMBIA and AnaMaria will welcome ail Pirates to Bogota, the capital ther homei, historic Cartagena, busy Barron- quilla, and Cali ipictured obovel with its Old World architecture. They Find Us Democratic They Share in Leadership They Join Our Fun They Think Them Great! ee 445-'.,, ii? fl, 2 fe BELGIUM will host Edith Taylor, first Pirate exchange student, this summer, showing her such historic cities as Brus- sels, Liege, Louvain, Bruges, and Antwerp lpictured to the righti. . ? , ' TEM . 1 r:gf4f'Qf , ....-s 2 Q :'3:Qi?Tfi'! ii' i ff , . sixbx Q...- ....--...4----' ,,, -1' ,,,- ff , ,,,..-,,,..,-,,.,f- y in ,,,-,,,-.f-f ,,',,.,f'i'f,, - ,,,.-f,,..- ,,,ff ' A, ,ff I-Zff' V, ff in wif' -.,,.f f' ,,ff ,,,, Z-l-fl df- Z ,,f Low and modern, P.H.S, grows more beautiful each year. . t I The P on the Gym above the Rally Court symbolizes Pirate sportsmanship. North of Senior Square, the Cafeteria is o center of sociability 5 ? N 3 3 Li Mx, 6 vf I 1 '41 ,Q In W ,W X W M , V W 43 www. f ,Q ' ', W, 'W . , gawk Y' WM , ,'MW,,,M4,,,, W X N I f U ZWW wffmf fy qw' 1-vifkfm , .4 if ij W , MW A ff-52 a?if a-V .Nr-- f: ,.. .-.. ' -. nv, 5 ,4 4.-4 4. '- Ev , , A . t - iq, 'Q 2,4-v -,,- - -' - ,-.9-- ' ,,,,. -r J-.f -ws , ., ,. .e HS.. ' 1, Q-,ja-.af Heirs of democratic principles handed down by Athens, Rome, and the authors of the Magna Carta, the Declaration of Inde- pendence and our Constitution, young Americans, like President Jim Little, Brent Bennitt and our council members, advised by in- structors like Mr, Russell Ball, make democracy a living force throughout our school., ey in A 'K' MJ ebemocralic s.. , M 4 e 5,4 .-.-' ' i Clarinetist Charles Norcross interests Pacette Diana Jackson while Claudia Causey rates first aid from her fellow-drill team member, Sharon Wieczorek fin foregroundjp tuba slayer, Kenneth Sisco, intrigues Squad Leader Renee Makin and band member, Ruth Mietz chats with Parette Linda Lawrence, Mike Gorham Sharon Brown Jim Barista share the latest C25 news and popcorn while Melanie Fesmire and Harold Miller 0. lust may be dating IO 1 QU 11. ,M gli ey iacouer i QT R3 T jiggia xiii! Q'.kTf' T NC.-. .fi T T is f fi It . XXX iiisii i e :gmt 0 as as - , fi--Tis XQE7. 0 ' . P Ps iz T faaung e .4 Xsfjsf sz- hi' X1 f Q '-'sl R xiii T? T FALL means football! Pacettes and band members drill tirelessly to honor pigskin heroes. Champ Tags appear! The first home game program comes off the press. Queen candidates are nomi- nated! Twilight comes early now and, as the great arcs flood Pirate Field with light, it's great to be a rooter chant- ing, We want a touchdown! or rising to cheer a radiant Homecoming Queen. WINTER, a gusty, foggy season here in Paramount, offers popcorn, dates, and laughter to divert Pete and Polly from the looming spectre of semester finals. Christmas helps, bringing in its train, the elegant Winter Whirl, carols a cap- pella, and a glistening tree in Senior Square. New Year's ushered in, assign- ments pile up, and life is earnest, life is real! SPRING! This year April's warm breezes and unexpected showers transform our campus. Bare twigs become an ave- nue of blossoms. Coaxed by sunny skies, pastel prints and bouffont skirts appear, enhancing coed charms. Sud- denly-even a bit too soon-come the Outing, the Prom, Commencement with its Daisy Chain, and the strains of Halls of Ivy! Row One: Joyce Holland, Desira Miller, Diane Johnson. Row Two: Cheryl Vincent and Karen Fascicno express the spirit ot spring. x . -,- E .R r- , . K fx ' H. ix T. T4 is . KX F. F 421 'B TY RX X Yx 1 . - 1 .w. , I 5 .' V ' . A ,Q f , c . A 1 4-V v ' . . ,D N lf' nl. I' . Y, ,,. . -? M 4 Q' w i 1-., 1 f I'0gI'Lll1'l MRS. HAROLD MILLER MRS MARIE MENDENHALL PorenIATeocher Assocnohon Board Presndent President MR. EDWIN THORMODSEN Boord Vice President MRS. CAROL CORSKE Board Member DR. RAYMOND BIEI. Board Member MR. LEWIS TAYLOR Assnsmnt Board Member 55151 all PRINCIPAL MELVIN C FUSZARD Mr Melvun Fuszard thoroughly enloys helplng Eduth Taylor Paramount s tnrst exchange student trace her Ute to Bel num hlch she vslts this summer as 9 guest of the Amerlcan Fneld Servxce I XS: , A 'tx Official Pirate host Mr Melvtn C Fuszard principal of Paramount Sensor Hugh School found at hrs pleasant duty un September to welcome AnaMarla Schmnd and Bruno Faroldu our guests from South Ameruca and Eu rope Scholarly veteran un the tueld of educaton and alumnus of the Un versuty of Wnsconsnn he feels that by thus palr and has student body are of greet slgmfl cance He IS glad that Ana and Bruno have had op portunstles to share In and contrlbute to every phase of campus lrfe Wlth June s advent Mr Fuszard wn'l watch wnth satusfactuon and regret as these tune young people move th ough Paramount s commencement exercl es and return to thelr distant homelands ln the hands of Edlth Taylor Paramount s fvrst exchange student as she salls June h places wuth proud contudence the frlendly greetnngs of all Amerlca to hustornc Belgium To all three he says Bon voyage may God be wnth you tall we meet again ro I ' , W ' V ' 1 I ' ' V . 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I ' rv cu r f Loca! cHo4fJ fruvmw wwmwmm D l-uarold Tonlm as one of theur Rotary sponsors us delughted to bruef Lunda Menard and Marlon Slater advanced lunror Spanlsh students before lt was extremely satusfyung to Dr Harold Tonlm vlce prmclpal to welcome to PHS In addltson to AnaMarla and Bruno two Mexican colleglans Sergvo and Jorge Blancarte of Guasave Guests of the Rotary Club of which Dr Tonlnl as past president the boys spent two busy weeks here while Lrnda Menard and Mar ron Slater lunlor coeds were the de lrghted guests of the Rotary Club of Gua save Dr Tonlm feels the adult and stu dent effort cooperatnon and good wnll e pended produced gratufylng results Purate faculty and students have learned wuth regret that this year his seventh wall be Dr Tomms last at Paramount Here at nts foundlng he remembers wuth prlde the Inauguration of both Football Banquet and lnvltatlonal Basketball Tour ney as well os the exploxts of the 1958 Wonder Team He leaves thus campus to open Oceana Hugh School at Pacifica Calnfornra as nts fnrst pruncupal Here rn a handsome new campus overlookung the Pacufnc Ocean south of the Golden Gate hrs vigor enthusuasm and executuve tal ents wvll fund a challengung fneld VICE PRINCIPAL HAROLD TONINI 15 A.. 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I , V ' 1 1 1 ' MR RUSSELL BALL MA Unlverslty of Southern California Dlrector of Student Acllvltles Director of Student Actrvrtles Russell Ball wrll be come un September Paramount Hugh s vace prm clpal Hrs expenence personaluty and abulnty have earned hum thus honored post A faculty member of the dlstrlct for thrrteen years he has handled assrgnments In Englnsh hrstory leadershrp and the coachmg of football and baseball Smce P HS opened In 1953 as director of student actrvrtnes he has co ordmated club programs scheduled dates for dances, dnnners and club sales conducted a leadershlp class taken respon subnlrty for all assemblies and promoted good sportsmanship ln addltlon he has worked closely wnth the American Field Servlce whlch brought AnaMarla and Bruno to Paramount and IS sendmg Edlth to Belglum The Mexican Amerlcan Scholar shlp Society and the Booster Club of whrch he rs presrdent typlfy hrs public relations Interests In behalf of Paramount zncere y rzen y, y MRS VIRGINIA NELSON BA Unnvers ty of Calrforma at Los Angeles Girls League Advlsor Mrs Vurgmna Nelson whose unfallrng courtesy and sunny wrsdom are appreclated by Parate coeds has had a busy and successful year as Gurls League advrsor ln addutlon to her own advanced Spamsh classes she has assisted League execu trves to co ordlnate orlentatuon of lncomrng soph omores two dlnners several assemblres two teas three dances a fashlon show and orgamzed as a 'farewell to the Class of 60 the tradutuonal Dausy Cham Mrs Nelson s seven years at Para mount her work wnth the large and actuve Span rsh Club and her own frrendly nature make her an excellent socnal advnsor for the League whuch nn clude as members every Polly Plrate Her tnny daughter Sue gardenlng the care of her beautu ful home In Anahelm plcnlcs and swlmmrng full her personal lufe to the brum . .,. . 1 1 ' I 1 1 I 1 ... , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 I 1 1 . ,.. . ,.. .E , . -. . ' 1 1 -1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , .. 1 . . , I . 1 I . 1 I , ' 1 1 MRS, VITA BIRNBERG, M.A. University of Minnesota Senior Counselor MRS. LUCILLE PEPPLER, B.E. Northern Illinois University Junior Counselor A well-balanced, attentive, informed, and sympathetic coun- seling staff does much to insure the success of a year for the school as a whole and for the individual Pirate, Paramount is fortunate, for the four who hear each day's pressing prob- lems possess humor, experience, iudgment, and values. They justify the faith of the upset or disgruntled boy or girl who comes willingly or unwillingly to seek their counsel. On them falls the burden of preventing drop-outs, so fatal to the futures of impatient or discouraged Pirates. lt is they who suggest vocations, trades, or professions, based on a stu- dents potential ln addition they work out routines for adlusting class size suggest alternate courses administer tests and keep accurate and up to date records of student progress all that each Pirate may leave this campus as well equipped as his attributes permit Day by day and even more so as years go by Pirates realize the vital role these men and women play in their educational careers A for them they find the frequent letters of appreciation and the fine follow up reports from universities ample rewards for time and effort moot I e ay MR RICHARD B CALDWELL MA University of California at Santa Barbara Long Beach State College Sophomore Counselor MR JOHN VITO MARTUCCI ME University of Pittsburgh Sophomore Counselor 7? Y' if NX , , . . . H S , , '4 x , C X ,i Y, 3. . K yy W k X 3 K fi' J rl: X 91 P ICNIQ MR. LELAND ALLEN, M.S., Brigham Young University, Lite Science, Biology. MISS ILENE ANDERSON, M.S., University of Colorado, Physical Education. MRS. JUNE BALES, A.B., M.A., Trevecca College, Michigan Stole University, Speech, Drama, English, Sponsors Drama Club. 18 1.4, N if Q ,I MISS HELEN BANDY, M.A., Long Beach State College, English, Sponsors Califor- nia Scholarship Federalion. MR. DANNY BLAKE, B.A., University of Redlands, English, Physical Education, Sponsors Letterman Club. MR. KENNETH BRIGGS, B.M., M.M., Uni- versity of Southern California, Band, Or- chestra, Sponsors Band Club. ufif an MR. ROBERT N. BROYLES, B.A., Whittier College, United States History, Cadet Corps, Military Advisor. ,N A, . , i. fy? f urmlil I X -u'f' iT'M4 0 --ii' 5 'iiiiV', ff il!! ff' . - 'ttf V Us 'IR?'?' II-nw ' UU!! '2 :F f ' I MRS. MARGARET H. BRUSH, B.A., M.A., Q 5 Ohio State University, Physical Educa- tion, Sponsors Pacettes, Song Leaders, Yell Leaders, and Flag Leaders. Q MR. LAWRENCE CARMIGNANI, B.A., M, A., Arizona State College, Algebra, lndus- LJ trial Arts, Sponsors Future Teachers of America. MRS. MARGARET BULLINGTON, M.A., Long Beach State College, United States History, Sponsors Future Teachers Of America, Airline Stewardess Club, and Junior Class. RTY 7DYS g. 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, Direc- tor of Athletics. MR. CHARLES CUBBIN, B.S., M.E.D., Uni- versity of California, Industrial Arts, Spon- sors Senior Class. MISS JO ANN DAY, B.A., University ol California at Santa Barbara, Physical Edu- cation, Sponsors Intra-Murals and Let- terettes. l9 Al 8666666609 4-9 MRS. PHYLLIS FRENCH, B.A., M.A., Ball State Teachers College, long Beach State College, Business Machines, Sponsors Fu- ture Business Leaders of America. : MR. BENJAMIN DODD, M.S., Cornell University, Journalism, English, Business English, Porthole. MR. KEITH EGOLF, M.A., Long Beach State College, life Science, Physical Sci- ence, Sponsors Sophomore Class. MRS. ESTHER ERICSON, A.B., University of California at Berkeley, Latin, French, Yearbook, Sponsors Latin Club, French Club, and Press Club. 20 MR. RONALD FLEMING, B.C.S., M.S. Southern California, Drake University, Typing, Business Law, Sponsors Future Business Leaders of America. MR. DONALD FREDERIC, M.A,, Long Beach State College, Algebra, Geometry, Sponsors Math Club and Science Club. ager y Sk 'HJ an MR. ANTHONY J. HARCAR, B.S., M.A., Rider College, Teachers' College, Colum- bia University, Typing, Salesmanship, Sponsors Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica and Senior Class. f P+' S MR AUSTIN HARPER MS Wes! Vnrgunuo Unlverssty Chemuslry Physucs MR ROBERT HINES BA MA Colorado Slate College of Educohon long Beach y e Stole College Englush Zfafenifi MR WILLIAM HAY MA Long Beach College Boo' keepmg Sludenl Body F nance Advusor Sponsors Bowlmg Club Fulure Busuness Leaders of Ameruco and Sludenl Store llnnouhfl .1 Pu ..p-K. .5 :lar MRS JENNIEVE JAMES MA Unwersnly ol Arkansas English MR ROBERT KNIELING B A Fresno Slate College Lnle Scoence Physncol Educcflon Foolboll Couch Baseball Coach MR DWIGHT KNOX BS MA Syro Unnversuty Long Beach Sfole Col :use ege lnduslncl Drcwung Sponsors Indus lrlo Arls Club MRS dune College Humemokung Sponsors Cor saures und Fulure Homemokers of America MARY LASH BS George Pepper --.Q .adv ul l MR. ARTHUR LINDEN, A.B,, M.S,, Ripon College, University ol California at Los Angeles, English, Physical Education, As- sistant Football Coach, Basketball Coach: Sponsors Junior Class. MR RUBEN MANCILLAS AA MA BA Los Angeles Harbor Junior College Long Beach State College Art Sponsors Ar Club in 11:11 gf' 3 iii sag vl 'iv we l. MR. ANTHONY PALMER, B.A., Los An- geles City College, San Francisco State Coilege, Los Angeles State College, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee. MR. JEROLD PERKINS, B.A,, University of Redlands, Geography, Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Sponsors Letterman Club and Sophomore Class. MR. RAYMOND RABINEK, M.E., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, Shorthand, Clerical Practice, Football Coach, Tennis Coach, Sponsors Future Business Leaders ot America. MR ROBERT MARAS BA MA Long Beach State College Consumer Econo mics Geography Sponsors Future Teach ers of America MR THOMAS MIDDLETON AB Whittier College Math Physical Education Foot ball Coach Track Coach MR JOHN MYRES MA BA Loyola University Long Beach State College English Sponsors Senior Class MRS EVA 0 CONNELL M S University of Southern California Algebra Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry MR RICHARD ORCUTT BSC University of Nebraska Los Angeles State College Auto Shop Sponsors Junior Class 'N .- : 2 l f QI X z Q, It . s ' . I ' . I E, ll i ' l I I f I In ' Q . K ' H t Q I i 3 - 1 .Jr 4' is . r X W A V I , -,., - i , - , .TN .S ,quid el' In ' x 4 Li ' , W ' .5. .. M fl' X 4 f -gg' .. ' :. . Ti: ', I V n I Y - 3 1' 93. 4' ' 1 MR. CHARLES PORTO, B.S., Long Beach State Collegeg English, So- cial Studies, General Math. MR. EDWARD REASER, B.S., East Stroudsburg, State Teachers Col- Iegeg Geography, Driver Education: Sponsors Sophomore Class. The Faculty Lounge with its big chairs and its wide table offers a haven to such people as Mr, Keith Egolf, Mr, .L Robert Broyles Mr. Benjamin Dodd and Mrs. June Bales. . at 1 'Qi '53-'U' 4. -s 4. 5.1 fl E x 1 MR. DOUGLAS ROZELLE, B.S., Uni versity ol San Fronciscoy Geogra phy, Work Experience Coordinator Sponsors Y.F.C. MR. EDWARD SIROTNAK, 8.5. M.A., Long Beach State College Northern Illinois State College Senior Problems, Civics, History Sponsors Key Club, ,Z 519:-3.5.3. Onan in . . .f......v MR. JACK SWIFT, B.A., Fullerton Junior MR. WALTER THOMAS, B.A., University MR. CARL VREBALOVICH College, long Beach State Collegeg Eng- of California: Craltsg Sponsors Art Club. lushg Sponsors Spanish Club. University of Californ Angeles Stale Colleg Visual Director. 'fn -QX1, -..rift 1' Teachers discuss the day's events in the pleasant Faculty Dining Room. MRS. VIOLET WAGLE, B.A., M.A., San Jose State College, long Beach State College: Homemokingg Sponsors Future Homemakers of America, Sophomore Class. Also on deck are personnel from the District Office. MRS. SELMA WALD, B A M A P G Hunter College, Columbia University Long Beach Slate College: English Sponsors Senior Class. 5 '27 Row One Mr Vernon Shumake Mr Bob Bulman Row Two Mr Clmton Calla way Mr Tom Cheney Row Three Mr Jay Wllson Mr Dayton Wells M Earl Overead Mr Frank Murray Mr Al Buckner Restless Pirates who travel mules by bus to reach theur stronghold depend confudently on Mr Wal ter Woefel transportatlon manager and hls crew who wheel the yellow dlstrlct busses over the area to puck them up Come ram or shane Aside from thenr dauly schedules these men have made pleasant and posslble such varned trnps as those to the International Buslness Machlnes Show Ben Hur Compton College Vnsntatuon Day the Los Angeles Tumes and Examiner press rooms the Pasadena Playhouse the rifle range at Los Alamitos and the trek to the lovely Hunt mgton Lubrary Wuthout a doubt these sknllful and trustworthy drivers help the faculty extend Purate educational horlzons and add many treasured memory for those students to carry away after three years spent at Paramount n wpenaable MR WALTER WOEFEL Transportatnon Manager vu in. gl Mr Walter Arnold Mrs Jennelt Baker lseatedl Mr Lon Brasher Mr Jerry Hunter Mr Clifford Anderson Mr Boyd Straight Mr Robert Hatley Mr Edwin Lokken Mr Clarence Kahn Mr Russell Smith Paramount custodians Directed by Head Custodian Walter Arnold who took charge of Pirate haunts last fall campus cus todians are tireless and dedicated workers Proud of their handsome plant and spruce campus few Pirates realize the hours and labor involved in its upkeep ln addition there are such side line jobs as cleaning up after rallies dances shows and banquets. Thanks to their work and the Councils effective clean-up campaigns visitors continually praise the gleaming lawns and sunny classrooms. Because of them shining windows clean boards and orderly chairs make each morn- ing s return a pleasure. During Christmas Easter and summer holidays this crew is busy polishing floors and making everything shipshape for the crowds of cheery Pirates as well as the earnest night school students that flood Paramount s ex' panding campus. io ara ie! MR. WALTER ARNOLD Head Custodian sf, Pu, lt f fr Q .U 27 Q-u Mesdames Fern Jones Marta VerKamp Mrs Ruth Archer Cafeteria Manager he J 'CJ' g Ruth Archer Ruse Rudenour Marlanne Wulson Charlotte Haocker Mary Stewa d absent 11 FVITTTU' l 'll gay .sf Cheery and capable the cafeterla crew headed by Mrs Ruth Archer serves over 275 Purates each noon Mrs Archer depends on Mrs Martha Ver kamp and Mrs Fern Jones In the Snack Bar For the dolly menus and special dinners that range from the wlnter Football Banquet to the fmal Senxor Breakfast she looks to Mrs Charlotte Haacker and Mrs Mary Stewart cooks Mrs Rose Rldenour salad maker and Mrs Marianne Wllson baker Anxlous to please their hungry customers they fx such temptmg and frllmg favorites as en chuladas tamalres turkey a la kung spaghetti and barbecued beef on buns Pnrates appreciate bsnt fall to reallze how much the cafeteria crew contrlbutes to campus friendliness when at caters for such Girls league tradutuonal events as the Date Dad Dmner each fall and the H1 Mom Ban quet nn the sprung Communuty affaurs such as PTA dnnners the Forelgn Exchange Students Dinner or the Mexucan American Scholarshup Dm ner funds them helpung to make the attractnve Pnrate cafeterla a center for dnstrlct hospntaluty X W Q' ' 0 by A - If ss' b ' if 'r 'A I K R XXX bff, , ? A Y wen, . L if .4.,f . M ,x l F n V, W If F Y ,.,-' M A V ' :EI ,, I I ' I I I I V V 1 r f I ' , , . ' ' - v rgxr I . . . . I AL, J . I ' , A' . ' '. I - r ' . . l H 1 , . . . . , g 4 is M t s , s , . Q - - - - - I D A porthole, offering Pirate crews a sweep- ing view of the world, its past and pres- ent, is the busy and expanding P.H,S, library. Supervised by Miss Jan Ann New- burg, assisted by Mrs. Margaret Barr, her secretary, the building houses over 7,000 volumes. The current year saw 465 added to the stacks and an order for 200 more is being processed to meet student needs. A vital Library Training Program interests students who are anticipating a career in this field as well as book lovers and Pirates seeking a challenging elective. From it they learn to use a library effec- tively, to assist in the mechanics of its operation, to be ready for further training on a professional level in college, and to be able to use library and reference ma- terials efficiently in their personal and business lives. QPU? Cach may ....,..,,, -me-6 , Q Q., i 1 x Miss Jan Ann Newburg, Mrs. Margaret Barr Librarian, Library Secretary Miss Newbeg received a B.A. from Northwestern University, M.A., Stanford University, Lib. Science, lmmaculate Heart College. Row One: Deanna McGuire, Judy Noll, Marcia Norkaitis, Billie McFadden, Ethel Potter. Row Two: Pat Lang, Lillian Spry, Hurleen Goff, Marian Slater, Jackie Hendren, Sharon Scott, Donna Cochran, Ruth Naugler, John Schroeder. OLUBI' e6lI'lJ Eager to assume the full responsibilities that go with power have been the 1959- l96O Associated Student Body officers. lim Little, president, has chaired all meet- ings and acted as Paramount's official representative. Connie Groves, sunny vice president, has supervised the 1960 elec- JlM LITTLE Associated Student Body President Fall and Spring Semesters, l959-1960 CONNIE GROVES A,S.B. Vice President Fall and Spring Semeslers, l959-l96O tions and assumed charge of the Inter- Club Council. Both are proud to have rost- ed AnaMaria Schmid, Bruno Faroldi and Sergio and Jorge Blancarte on the Pirate campus in their term of office. They have actively worked to insure Edith Taylor's trip to Europe this summer and to bring two more exchange students to Para- mount this fall. Convinced of the great benefits received, they have inspired fel- low Pirates to enthusiastic action. vs.: Jeeapoazbzfdy Marie Ma etta contrnuously active In cam pus polntlcs since her sophomore year has found her student body secretaryshlp a satlsfynng fleld of serv ce Accurate and dependable she has kept concise and timely mlnutes As for Treasurer Julle Cassnty who has also demonstrated her Pnrate Ieadershlp for the past three years she has re orded student body finances effrcrently under Mr Wllllam Hays su pervtsron Our exchange guests have commented on the mntlatlve drrve frank ness and abllrty dsplayed daily by the Prrate Council and its execut ve officers They note that advised by Mr Russel Ball drrector of student actlvltnes PHS legrslators assume as much real authority as ther characters and vvsron warrant which rs dcmo racy at nts best 'Gunn ,960 4 1 ,9 3 -A 526230 56 'Sf' Txl .1-X MARIE MALETTA A S B Secretary 1959 1960 JULIE CASSITY AS B Treasurer 1959 1960 CLIFF SHETLEY DIANA JACKSON ,W Cofnmrssroner of Athletrcs lFalll Commrssroner ol Burldnngs 8. Grounds lFaIlJ PHYLLIS MADINGER Commrssroner of Burldrngs 8- Grounds lsprrngl All four exchange students AnaMarra Bruno Sergro and Jorge have watched thus year s A S B Councrl at work Noted has been the great amount of business It handles and the eagerness of com mrssroners and representatuves to make therr campus admrred here and throughout the dlstrrct Characternstrc of thus year s agenda has been the supervrsron of such events as the Icebreakers Ball wel comrng old and new Prrates or thus year s especlally well planned Homecoming celebratron It has also found tame to lnrtlate fund rcnsmg protects to enable Plrates to send an exchange student abroad and to welcome two more here thus fall The exchange assembly staged through the Councrl was a matter of prrde Last but not least Paramount now has official A S B stationery' lmplr mentrng these achrevements have been eleven excellent commls sroners whose separate duties Include publrc relatrons coordlna tron of all athletrc actrvrtres and physrcal arrangements necessary for home games campus clean up campaigns rallres supervrsaon of the faculty student parking lot exchange assemblres and fre quent programs here Meeting as they do each mornlng with Dr rector of Student Actlvrtles Mr Russell Ball the group whnch In cludes executrves commlssroners representatlves and class pres: dents IS able to appreciate and supply the amount of effort necessary to keep a student body runmng smoothly LENORA BAIMA Commlssloner of Entertarnment lFalll RONI KETCHUM KATHLEEN CASEY Q Q--v BILL GIBBONS Commissioner of Athletncs lSprlngl ,- 7' lkz FRANCILLE HAKALA Commrssroner of Publrc Relatrons lSprungl Commrssroner ot Publlc Relahons lFalll Commlssroner of Entertarnment lSprungl 'fx ,Nl an G? 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Q ' Lf ,, L J W5 'A 7 ' ' ' , I 9 W2 2 if Y 1, V A T 4- Q A 1 LQ 5 rl vi b V , . 5 ' , 'l ' F . ,H ,. 1 z ,rw ' f I f X fr V l ' L lv Q A ,4 A i fx 51 We ies. ecol' el'4 Joan Horovenko Editor 1960 Jolly Roger Sparked by the drlve of Editor Joan Horovenko and the faith of Advisor Mrs Esther Ericson the 1960 Jolly Roger staff determined to make this year s edition the most Members sought the thing which made 1959 1960 unique The answer was in the staff room itself for working as assistant faculty editor was Ana Marla Schmidt one of Paramounts first two foreign exchange students From Americas ne ghbor Colombia Ana Marla saw Pirateland from a new angle She and her fellow staff members hoped that this year would build friendly ties from Calafornla to Bogota and from Paramount to Milan that neither miles nor years could weaken They looked about them and found many foreign born Pirates who were bringing flavor and fame to their campus So in addition to complete coverage of events and personalities, the staff focused reader attention on the gifts each race has brought the United States, in general, and Paramount, in particular. . 'Q Mrs Esther Ericson Sponsor 1960 Jolly Roger They designed a cover bringing the wide world close to home, they unearthed lovely costumes and planned meaningful division pages Why? To prove that in spite of expanding space and shrinking miles a Hi Neighbor ' policy ID the hands of such teenagers as Ana Maria, Bruno, Edith, Linda and Marian would indeed unite nations! . fvrvd.. y H-.-Q, ,-.J , ...I ,Q Q 1 Q . fm F ' ,'-' T .5 im it ,M MM, 'H-Q sv E' Row One Jamce Harkema senlor editor Loss Brooks business manager Mary Ann Penrce assoceate edutor Sharon Sorkness assoclate business manager Renee Malun lunlor edrtor K ll Meal' Row One Andrea Ellnott club edltor Carmen Hernandez ogawuzatlon edxtor Holly Chance gurls sport edutor Btll Glb bons boys sport editor Gary Johnston class edltor Nancy Larson snapshot edntor Pat Murphy faculty editor Joan Stevens bcokkeeper Row Two Mary Brumfueld clrculatson Duane Brumfleld organlzatuon Barbara Goad orgamzatuons Penny Moore clubs Lenora Balma dlvlson pages linda Burns curruculum Rlchard Brooks advertlsmg Jack Rhmes photography edutor Al Hulton boys sport Gwynne Mayb rry sensors Mary Lou Bndwell classes, Judy Grutz semors Clare Monson classes Carolyn Jackson clubs Betty Lue Croft art edntor I F' My ,W fm' frxffw 454 4,-5 41? ff' ufff A.. ' f ,sn 59 K -calf DIMM 35 2 , , . W . X My X 1 .. W . . X .1 1 I , , , A A V1 ' lpn y 7 in in 1 y V A I . , . . I . I . 1 . I . . I 1 1 , - E T O Z . I . 2 , 7 I . . . I I . , . I . . - , 1 , . , - 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 , 1 1 ' 1 , 1 , 1 1 , : 1 1 1 1 , 1 S , 1 , ' 1 1 e 1 1 , 1 1 ' 1 f ffm, , f , , L 1 ' 1 ,. 1 1 w12'?i9: -fm' 9 'f ' ' . fv ew jii- W' Mme? 9 52 419, it 1 - wg 1 if 1 W , 1 'QI 5 r' 1 1 ff! l gl 1 ' 1 . , , f n Q 4 -.,,, , , , ,f f- n f ., , , .., V y fv' .J 4 new . : 4 V f A . ' I J' 7 ' f A .. 4f D ' l .. 'Y ' ' fa' 6 . Y Mpvglh x - Q - , ' 3 I V V ,o 1 Y er- ' 1 ll . '43 ,ff f Q RALAINE RAMER PORTHOLE Ednlor MR BENJAMIN DODD PORTHOLE Advisor ewA of 04115 all Donna Tradewell bookkeeper Lon Goodwin bookkeeper Jock Rhnnes Marlene Stennmann ond Phyllis Madunger odverhsnng heads . 5 ' 5 . ' ' . S phologropher 1 rv 4 .- . Drone O Mclley ' 5 7 , 2 - l 2 'Cf 1 AQ-5 'g Associate Editor KATHLEEN CASEY Keeping Pirates informed of headlined events, this year's Porthole staff, under the ca- pable direction of Editor Ra- lanie Romer and Advisor Mr. Benjamin Dodd, has done an outstanding iob. Many new features and edi- torial items have appeared to satisfy wide and varied Pirate interests, The tradi- tional Porthole - sponsored fashion show, featuring ad- vertisers' spring styles, was a big success. Geared to the theme, Bongos and Pastels, it pleased its audi- ence and sponsors alike. Supporting the elections of the campus' Best Dressed Couple and a King and Queen of Hearts, as well as the selection of the Athlete of the Month, the staff has published fourteen highly interesting issues. These netted the writers third place, Sweepstakes, first place, Editorials, Compton High School Journalism Day. 2. pg l -v ' E' . v i Y -.4 , TL 1 -x E -.Ns it X ' wg-x Rv f ' ' y ,g 1 fi .W ,M 1 sf!! , Arr, vi ? ' :S f P ff' -A Q it ' I7 X, gag M P , f . f so , 5- 4 , ,, V'. Q , ,I I , , ' 'ff ,. 0 if, an f Xi A --'Ili' . , - , .. - r vw , ,W '3 ft' X- -- li w L1 An'-1' if , HI ' P r ff as . , .r , 'J , K' . ' Q' - . ' , rl' F HQ' ii TJ j Yu 1' I M3 f. nfl X r ' 'T' in .. My A. - 2 PAT HARLAN CLAUDIA EVANS Page Two Editor Page Two Editor JOY OWEN PAMELA DAVIS Page Four Editor Page Four Editor JOHN NULL SANDY GOSS Page Six Editor Row One: Carolyn Lee Jackson, Roni Ketchum, Judy Jordan, Two: Donna Cochran, Karen Hodges, Sharon Houck, Claudia reporters. Page Six Editor S G 67 I A X-Nil Qustiv unttfl ..,.r il' Q7 L , T : - SANDRA McCONKEY Page Three Editor RICHARD RYAN Page Six Editor DIANA JACKSON Promotion Editor business manager, Rosemarie Edwall, Joan Stevens. Row Cole, Barbara Good, Ruby Wendt, Carolyn Jackson, Porthole 3 l 5 1 I 3 , 3 K4 Q 'sg ' en ezuoua or ara fed Convemently located In the Rally Court the Pirate Student Store us a favorute spot for all hungry Petes and Pollys . On the ball It ns efflclently run by student clerks under the durectlon of Mr Wnlluam Hay Pop corn soft drunks and pasterues among other things satisfy demandlng Pnrate appetutes at snack and both lunch peraods Ever ready to meet nts customers demands the store supplues Pirates wuth needed lncldentals paper pencnls notebooks and tablets All these plus the soft drunks and candy whnch continue to be perennial best sellers make the store a profvtoble venture for the student body In addutnon t clerks handle sensor announcements cop and gown rentals thus galnlng valuable business and sales techniques Mr Wnlluam Hay sponsor and Ken Teeples manager ot the Student Store Stan Baker Bob Blevins Harold Muller Ron Snyder Phll Ltlle Cllff Shetley Doug DeVeney Ken Teeples Terry Speelman Bob Feenstra Duane Tanner operate a busy stand at snack and noon '-Us-ua..-. WWW Wmim ffm fwirvmsgv W 7i ...W it I due- fw ' .,4.s,,! ,JI Q , O J, ' - Q - I 1 a a 1 . . , e ' X . . ' . . . W l rf' A K I ' - 1 1 I 4 l f . , I . : I I I v ' I I 1 . , I S , I Mhutvuq.. A i S in MM A f 1 , ss V VAAA 'jun s ' 3 ' ,A E , - . 'T Q ' l , , ,, , , ,AM r ,j . .7 ,S 4 ' .wa , V ' x ' - Y f L ' . E' l , Q it . 1 T ,N ..,,,, .h A 4 P s bf ' ' :.,. ' 'Z 1 Q 1 . - , ' K ' P 'W -I - . f A , 3:-' lg , 4 f '1 J ,N 4 - tv- Ml. --. K A -.-. Y 'X . .V . I K ,QQ n . X .A 1, ' ' x A I : 1 . 4 , ' 1 - in . p 4 x V g .1 RACHEL SABALA CASSIE HOLDEN Furs! Semesier Presudenf Second Se mesier Presudent pporfunzfy to Row One Rom Ketchum Bonnue Plank Carmen Hernandez Shar: Kung Row Two Gale Jacqmun Menard Germ Mason Dnana Wulpnz Barbara Benlamun Barbara Parker Sharon Prevezlch ,Q-.pr VJ .:1HH55P Y! wl- sa :hon Lando mggir if f ,rw-'Af fl 414' gf f girl? 1 ffffny ,rf if ,vw 1 wwf if f ff Y I . I . 5 3 V 1 . 1 C ll ! ! O imnwfiwr ff ' Yzzawf f 7' 'ff ' ,' ' f f5 :'5W?f'i , Z Z, I V V364 ff? , A . 1 T , V . , 2,0 -K H 1,4 f Q Wy, V. , 'V ' , N , ' 5 MX. I , I, ,- 3 V . 1 . . ,W ,f,,., ' fr . 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'rff L' ' - -5' U , ,g . xv - . 1 ' - Row One Presudent Rachel Sabala Vnce Presldenl Rom Kelchum Row Two Pamela Davus Carolyn .lackson Sandy Goss Ednh Taylor Tamra Burl Cassie Holden Hall olllcersl September 15 October l9 November 18 November 24 December l2 January l5 January l6 February 8 February 18 Hn Mom Banquet March 25 Girls League Fashion Show of Formals Aprnl 30 Sadie Hawkms Dance May l7 Sensor Mothers Tea June l7 Commencement Daisy Cham Row One: Vice President Mary Ann Penrce President Cassle Holden Advisor Mrs Vurgunua Nelson Row Two Pamela Davis Carolyn Jackson Gail Wnseharl Sandy Goss llnda Menard Ednh Taylor Tamra Burl Lynn Bennlll lsprmg offlcersl Right at home, AnaMaria and Bruno fit into our student body, becoming part of its leading Sen- ior Class, They enioy President Ken Ouchi's cheery leadership, watch Junior President Clarence Christ's teamwork with a large and energetic crew, and applaud Sophomore President Ronnie Sny- der who changes individuals into the Class of '62. .ff ....sstfM'fi -A ,,,. l. . . N ,-4 is-J, -' F - J. -A if 1:15. ' f' r 35551 elf-I ,-I '13 If-N 'Cf 'A 5-4' 'M f ww Gilt i . . , V . - A' vi V ' xl 55 , Y I 4 ' All iff' .4 p -V ,,,, X. Q , if X xi M ' , f .4 X : V it A :Q A u . Vw 1 f f ef . A - Y ' 1 F . I ix A 3 Ii . :jx , Lg 1, K 5 P' 2 ' X 1 I A l E W i S i a , 1 i A:, . T2 ' I ,Cen e .4 up i KEN OUCHI Sensor Class Pressdent Fall Semester OW U1 0l1'U1'l6ll'l Cfaaa 0 1960 fi fgrgw 'vs JOAN O DAY Sensor Class Vsce President Fall Semester Sensor Class President Spring Semester The year l960 has been an eventful one for the Sensor Class with activities ranging from cake sales to a weed pull. The entire group enioyed its traditional visit to Compton Junior College April I9 and reveled in the success of the B. Mitch Reed Show April 23. May l7 marked the delightful Senior Mothers Tea but the social climax of the year was the Senior Prom at the Lafayette Hotel Long Beach June lO. The dignity of Baccalaureate and the pride in Commencement June 16 set a seal on three years of achieve- ment. 'Z i February 20 April May May June June June June Senior Senior Senior Senior Baccalaureate Senior Breakfast Commencemept All Night Party Row One Diane OMaIIey secretary: Joan O'Day, president, Carolyn Cole treasurer Row Two Judy Jordan Virginia Litton Brent Bennitt Carl Curtis, David Hottie, Leroy Woods, Joe Brooks, Carol Martin Judy Gritz Row Three Connie Groves Carmen Hernandez Loretta Goodwin, Alice Baker, Patricia Wisby, Stan Baker. 'X fr- 'ZW' ,ft of PETE PIRATE KEN OUCHI hearty and capable presrdent of the Sentor Class was the natural choace the Class of 60 as the rectplent of th s hnghly coveted tltle Blessed wrth an trreslstrble sense of humor as well as a clever and rnqutrnng m nd Ken has been a favorite wath has frlends and Instructors alrke Outstandung both un athletucs and scho'arshup he IS equally at home on the varsuty football team or at Cal Tech s Qummer Sctence Program Hrs wut and enthusiastic loyalty wall be missed by fellow lettermen d cess fully earned wall surely mark has path and members of Key Club and Lattn Club Happtness an suc K'- :fs-. . gf. I, 3 i , x . ' . , , vi, T T , . I g saggy A , . V. A ,, vi ' we,-,, T ' . .' A.. f - , ' , N4 ., ti f ' .K 5 ull t ' rc' . , 4 1 .M . - F ,' iw' - ., ,1 ,. as ' . ,V A., Q, 4 . . I ' 7 'ah I K nw., 1 , T V '-.fy ' ., - ' 'FQ ' Y 1 ' . t ,I t F ' .' , 1 A IJ . ' , :AN - v I. , 'A l' I . . ' L -' '. - 3,2 H t , -' 1 ., ' . ' 1- an J 'f X . 7 . 1 , 5 X. f ,. X 5 . ' . . 1- . 1 r . A I , , , . ' 1 v . N . . , .. , . 41. 1'3 -I 'T 4 ms' ug F Ax fqlj 'Yz POLLY PIRATE CAROL MARTIN whose charm and popularnty have already won her the trtles of Best Dressed Polly Mass Fnendshnp Prlncess of l959 and thus years Homecomung Queen rrchly deserves thus prized dlstlnctnon accorded her by her classmates The wlnnung smlle and warm personality wlth which she has served Paramount as yell leader senior class representative and as sophomore and lunlor class councrl member wrll always be remembered Actlve soclally Carol has been both vlce president and presrdent of Pep Club treasurer of Grrls League and a member of Y FC C S F lnterclass Councll and Bowling Club ln short she IS truly lovely to look at dellghtful to know I. f 1. 'K 'r K . u P l .fx I K V, rl V -. . 4 . 4 ' 'K' 'A 'r ., ' , R L 'A 'A . 1.'?:x-wi . . , , . A 4 swf, 1 . ' , '. ' M, '-. . Q -f.' , 4 K. , 1 . Ax lr .4 , L :gf,.z1:'. . s , w . . es- ' 'il 4 5, , ,A mo 'av - f, ' . , my . ,,, A A . . , , f f. ,Q . If J , 'fl ., ,vii ' V 4' rf 4 1 fn.: fl - 4- .f . ,. ,pry :,- 4. 4 .- ' fs lr I ' ' V ,. - , , I I , I I I ' 1 . . , , , . . ., . . ., I - - .. - H . , , . Alon Adams Darlene Agre Larry Adelmund Pauline Appeli Stanley Baller Patsy Atkins yn ,J i BG ad, ,V ,f N l 04 'Y Larry Amsberry Carol Alyea Maurice Arond Pct Artale Thomas Barr -ii 4,-p .wflx wwf fs 40 f - ' . Jim Andringa Lynette Armstrong Claude Ballad Lenoro Baima 47' e-Q J iff? r 4 l JIM SOISET, all-around guy, has served Key Club as its prexy and corresponding secretary. In addi- tion he appears on California Scholarship Federa- tion rolls and takes part in Spanish Club activities Valuable in sports, he was acclaimed Most Valu- able JV Football Player in 1958. In his iunior year he represented this area at Boys' State Long Beach State will be his alma mater. Richard Ash Linda Asmus Kenny Beard 4-1 Jim Barker Alice Baker 1 df 3 V. JP C1 i ? ta. 15 'IJ' , el s ss Carolyn Atkins Ronald Beard 'Neff frx 5 is 'V 1 4 Z fi 4' 'S 1-19 Betty Baldwin Im BSOV Richard Benson Janice Barr . is iq. . K7 J 1 Lynn Burbee Frank Bickmore Edna Bowen FRANCILLE HAKALA, this year's poised commis- sioner of entertainment, spring semester, has proved herself to be a valuable leader. She has served as an effective member of the Pacettes among whom her sparkling personality and flash- ing smile appeared to advantage in flag routines at Pirate assemblies and athletic events. Francille who has a career of fashion designer in mind will enroll at Cerritos Junior College this next September. w Z X l I 'fr 4 .3 S wc James Beeson Frances Bolan Joseph Bilawa Bonnie Breit A if J Y 'H Marilyn Barger Clifton Bigelow Darla Brehm Robert Blevens Marilyn Brown df I 4' N 1 X Brent Bennitt Kathleen Boudreau Raymond Bistos Lois Brooks Larry Bogle Diane Brumfield .Q LESTER COOMBES, a native son with a wfnning way, is a past vice president of the Key Club and a member of the Spanish and Letterman Clubs. Football and track rosters, Bee and Varsity, have carried his name. For his future he has a definite and interesting obiective, after maioring in zo- ology at Long Beach State, he will seek a career in the National Forestry Service. Ron Bowers Wyonc Byrnes Arnold Carter Larry Braun Kathleen Casey Robert Carruthers 4 '4N A , 2 A ,-0 f 3 V' .4 1' 1 Susan Chrustnansen Gl n Chandler Carolyn Co hran Torn Clare Betty Lue Croft Paul Crossman 7 'T nn Y-1-nr fm 'x 1 Cusan Clark Frank Christ Joyce Cal man John Combs h resa Cusumano '1-7, Carolyn Cole James Clark Mavns Crummett Carl Curtus CARMEN HERNANDEZ perky and style settung Mass Frnendshup of l96O has served as thus year s Jolly Roger organlzatnon editor In ad dltuon she conducted the yearbook clrculatlon drnve but stlll found tvme to be a Press Club member part of the Future Alrlme Stewardess group representatlve to her class councll all three years and Girls League representative Carmen will enter a beauty college In the fall Glorua Conceptuon Lester Coombes Carolyn Damron Ci ,4- R.. vx., .a Joyce Curtus NValt Dcvtdson 4 C Bette Davus ,,- A ,C g 46 .1 L 3 T e 5 l 2 . M 1 1 . .' . . . - X A X 1 X ,I y I ' ' b as I . ,f - f Z l 4 4 V 'QNX-.W We sy f sy, , I , - ,- l C A H . , I, 'D -3, '-2 43 3' '1'i rf-up SJ Floyd Debolt Hilda De Wntte Douglas Deveney Judy Du Boss lee Duncan Andrea Ellrott RALAINE RAMER pert and spunky IS admlred for her rnrtatrve cmd rndrvldual vlewpomt Edrtor of the Pirate newspaper The Porthole, she has rn fluenced campus thunkrng and will be srncerely missed In lournallshc ranks next year Attractive vrce presudent of Corsarres After attendrng long Beach State Ralarne wall enroll as an art mayor at the Unrverslty of Southern Calrfornra Barney Evans Allrene Lupe Garcia Robert Feenstra Mary Garcro ,ul Fruno Faroldl '1- ,Q Sharon Davis John Decker Mary Francrs Denson Vac Dennis Davrd Dupree Melome Fesmrre Sam Englrsh Ruth Gaither Ted Fleming 3 P ,. f 1 Z It I f l ' 4 f . D Q ' 17 A Q :J ll 4: v I I w . . D 'K I - I 1 . , V , j . ' . . . ' and popular, she served as Pacette, flag girl, and . 6.1 'S - 3 ' y .A N ' J 'j .Q XY? . ,N x' V if A . I . . R Ar. J V 'S , if ', ts 0 '-S-Jo -' If l ' ll .ll Slerlmg Foster Duane Gebelm Mrke Foy Florence Genoway Judy Gntz Jack Gllpatruck Lourse Grobe Dennls Goeller Carmen Guherrez -A 'V '2 an 4 ff f ,fl Tr 'S ,,.1 MARGARET TROUTE trrm malorette as played an agile role on Purate Fneld for the past three years thus season as head malorette She has been a valued member of the Future Medncal Leaders and offered her suggestnons at Sensor Class Councll sessnons A busrness malor she ns also a talented performer nn Mrs Margaret Brush s Modern Dance Cla s where grace and :magma hon Count oleve Goltra Susan Gulmo Francllle Hakala Eddue Gray lrene Hall iv o 1,-it -. .fl ,QA -wa. 1 John Frlsble Hurleen Goff Phlllp Fuller Loretta Goodwrn Joe Gondolto Gaul Greenwood Willis Griffin Darline Hamilton Gary Haddeman Janice Harkema Thomas Harrison Pat Hill -0 'S' M ss. W Al al' 'Y 5 Q ,S ,f ,fm ig Saundra Hallman Ray Grout Francia Harding Walt Hamilton Priscilla Helm Jerry Holden J I? N If ll 13? vu -J- 'la- .A t I ..n.f4. Charlene Hansen Larry Hamilton Patricia Harlan David Hay Cassie Holden aa fbi X , 2 fm' 'Ya -. 19 ' 14 t l ...wwf fi. , Kal li l 'A 11 iv FRANCIA HARDING considers her here exciting. Popular and versatile C S F d Letterettes. Her ab: it to F.T.A., . . ., an fine arts has brought her two letters for band the opportunity to represent Paramount in l field in the Bank of America Contest Fran expects to attend the University of California Los Angeles and become a maior in second music education. Linda Harding sw... Wayne Harrell Jackie Hendren Kenneth Holtz 3 Reba Harris Steven Hillyard Sally Hollyfield if -gf-1 'au . G , 1, , t I k y f, l V .v U' T., r if ' filly' IWW LY-Y Pj, Steve Hughes Glenda Hundley Terry Hopklns Bull Jackson Jacquellne Jeffries Douglas Hunt fm! ' ...4 1 41 Duana Jackson James Kelly qw Judy Jorgensen BRENT BENNITT has the abnllty to wan both re spect and popularity whuch makes hum a natural leader This has profed an asset to hls fellow Pirates who appreciate has work thls past year as commissioner of control He has served as Key Club secretary and has been act xe an football and baseball On hls horizon loom, the poss.bnluty of attendmq Annapolns or the Arr Force Academy fl ll Joan Horovenko George Johnson Duane Johnson Don Kennedy Georgua Kellar Royce lnglns Gale Jacqmun Ronald Kelley Nancy Keck Gene Koopmon Judy Kone an Marcia Hughes Lloyd Kehus Judy Jordan Dean Klnppert Nancy Knrk Alan Kostelecky - - - me M 1 Ny I , l g 5: V , J 1 - 'us ' I X . , . ' ', ,QM J r XX , 1, l 1 If - l bv V Q 4 9 I ,, - I V J 'Lg v A y J 7 - J 1 , WWI' ff-W - V 'f ' ..,.,,,f- 1 ' , :I All f,. Q ' J X , L Q , , I fl 5 ' V ,f . 3 I 9 4 if , mv 5 1 l 'l , Q . 'ua 3 . . I I l . . . 1 , ,, ,' 2 ' I , A Q Mary Kuiphof Jerald Kuhn Linda Lambeth Larry Leger Angela Loya Phillip Little ip y d 9 '1 f '3 Karla Kuperus Danny Kurtz Virginia Litton Walt Lewis Janet Lutz 2 I I -8 -'J and in 'tv Mary Lindstrom Charles Lehner Patricia Lovell Alton looser l 5 3:9 1 5 ? LINDA PFEUFFER an outstanding senior student owes her life membership in the California Scho- lastic Federation to a keen intelligence and a genuine interest in what makes the world tick. Because of it, she has enioyed all phases of French and Latin Club activities, whether they involved unusual meals or costume design. She foresees happy years ahead as a college coed and con- tented homemaker. livers David Linde Carol Luurtsema Mary Luther Jim Little James Maguire Phyllis Madinger Nc. Pv- -L... LARRY BOGLE handsome style setter of the Pirate campus has made his three years count An ac tive club member as we as one of the l958 Coast League Football champions he was named Best Dressed Pete by a Porthole poll that same year A CSF Sealbearer larrys postgraduate plans include a Ph D degree in medical research from the University of California at Los Angeles George Merino Mary Martinez Jerry Moss Clark McCIish Connie Marlar Don Moody Carolyn Mietz Carol Martin Harold Maller Kenny Morlmoto Barbara McPherson i -J f 4 ,4s. I Robert Mayer Marie Mcletta Bob Miller Billie McFadden Larry Newcomb 1 --fr V-1 Kenny Marker Henrietta Mageno Clinton Meador Gloria Marquez Frank Moreno Desirc Miller -if A ' ' ii i n 3 10 Y - if li r Q1 1 i i I V Aix f . . 2 ' .43 . 1 2 '15 , Q l 1 V li 'l , fr ' l 2 F6 - M, A Af, qi ,+I , J: L-7 '- ,ju F M ff I -av M M af 3 A 0'- Charles Otanez Charlotte Moser Louise Mouw Ken Ouchn Lonme Parrnsh Ruth Naugler Robert Peterson Richard Noar Cathleen Mahoney Carl Nolen Penny Moore Charles Norcross fe- 1-mr' Enleen Moran Wendell Oren Sandra Moreno Wrlluam Osman Jewel Morrls gk 'N LENORA BAIMA a sllm 5 5 Pacette with a fault less taste In clothes has played a conslstently Important role nn Pnrateland Best Supportlng Ac tress nn the tenth grade and second place In Best Actress compettuon In her eleventh year show Lenora s flanr for drama and speech Thus show manshup added to her competency as fall com mussaoner of entertainment and helped her to vnsualuze thus years Jolly Roger duvlsuon pages Bruce Pteltfer Marcua NOYkOIlIS Dave Pnltz Arleen Nurmela Charles Potter 'Q ' ' 6 l ' , of Y -,X C X ' v i s , 5 r Patti Murphy - , - I X Q ' 1 ' I, .1 Mike Powell Joan O Day Ronnie Preston I Diane O Mclley John Rehord Olga Orlolt Robert Renteria Bonnie Parlee John Rhnnes Marilyn Pawloskt JUDY GRITZ trim and competent is a member of Drill Team and Inter-Club Council president of F.B.L.A. secretary of Girls League and Senior Class representative. She has worked as associate editor of the 1960 Jolly Roger senior section. Judy's capable leadership will surely be missed. However Pirate loss will be the gain of any em- ployer and the good fortune of her future hus- band! Richard Ryan Ethel Potter . Elton Sager Bonnie Powers Tom Sammons 'Q Mary Ann Peirce Robert Richard: Mike Riggs Joy Peterson Linda Pfeuffer David Robertson Frank Rutherford Lindo Pico -q Ludna Raley Clnff Shelley Rnchard Tubbet ,M X of NW A-scum., nf w'Roil 5gg 3 Roy Sampson Suzannane Rnchter .Iam Solset Shurley Sanders xx 56 Ralalne Romer Gary Smnh Emma Rodriguez Ernesl Stelner Dale Schmud Carol Rldenour Terry Speelman Marsha Romberg Don Stroud is W-U f-N 'H-7 wa' Ping- ,.,.J Jacquellne Rexrode Earl Seo!! Ron Smeth Lorna Rhode Bob Sloroshka Jo Dee Rupp Duane Tonner Donna Rudenour Harold Slammer Rosalee Rosales Gary Sullnff Rachel Sabala Chuck Trou AnaMaria pe Schmid Simon Van Beek Rilo Shepardson Jack Wagner Marlene Snyder ,.,,. W-f'f IC . if M , X m mf fi 4. l . 275- 9 94. 4, ST sr f Shiela Schlolhauer Rodney Vachel Gayle Scrimgeour Darrel Van Es Donna Smalley Murray Weeden ,- qs X l K, lf- ' Z' 1 1, 9' 9 .4 qt' A Q fe- -K if Sharon Scan Jdnite Slevegjilxf Teeples Joan SlevenS if A mu, 4 M ,fe ll? in l vw if yi fill 'l a A if 4 2 X, vikfxbjvollpxg vvlf ll Wil - ii Ulu Jin Vol HV J oanne seamen fp qw M lf i W . Roberl Vis l . , Sharron Smilh ' W! 1 Gale Williams 7 l Q J 2 ,f ii af' wi fs Q ,x 1 'Q Gloria Silva Wayne Watson Marlene Sleinma n loan Snyder I Leroy Wood -8 'J' .1 f. l., .W .P F: , 1 ff 9 'JL y ,ami hu Y it N L t? 4 -4 U' L , t CAMERA SHY Joselyn Buhrman George DeDen Linda Eckert Judith Garner Edward Grabowski Janet Healy Ruth Mccorkle Dennis Moore Mari Panther Douglas Pennock John Prim Merlin Reeder Charles Williams STAN BAKER, handsome vice president of the Sen- ior Class, is one of Pirateland's style-setters. Busy as he is with the pressing demands of h's class and its traditional calendar of May and June events, he still finds time for the Letterman Club and a third base spot on the 1960 varsity base- ball nine. He looks ahead to a career in the field of business. Melbo Thompson Sharon Ugland Geneva Whitlow Evelyn Tifft Roberta Warren Sharon Wilkie Ann Titus Sandra Wasluskas Sue Wilkins Margaret Troute De Ann Wells Patricia Wisby ,..4e Leroy Wotring Kathryn Szatlocky Mary Tedder Barbara Tucker Ruby Wendt Jeanne Wolfe Diane Stoner Anthony Wysocki Kathleen Thomas Sandra Tumbleson Barbara Wentworth Norlcne Wodrow C? ,Qi WEL Ye? 1' ' I lt i ,KIMMM MM frees, fi A E I I ,XI 1 l r ' Ae eeee s ,- l ' - ! -,pie '- 'Ls-. 1, , el Y A, s 5 Qs s d , :- i ia, , - i A o 6' l i ' f I l, xx , 1 'VM l I - . by fi' Kr ik 2 A A tl -i ' at f N W .AX l 1, l l V i ALAN ADAMS A S B LARRY ADELMUND A S B DARLENE AGRE B G rls Lea ue V ce pres dent G A A CAROL ALYEA A B Glrls League JIM ANDRINGA A S B LARRY AMSBERRY A s B PAULINE APPELL FBLA um jf up GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS COMMERCIAL F H A Treasurer COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL ARTS GENERAL COMMERCIAL KENNY BEARD B o ng RONALD BEARD ASB JIM BEAVER B JV Baseball B Football DOUG BECKER ASB Vorstty Football JAMES BEESON COMMERCIAL ASB Transte from Compton Seno Hgh Calnfo ma Spanush Club Varstty Water Polo BRENT BENNITT COLLEGE A S B Comm ss oner at Control Sen or Class Coun cl C S F Key Club Sec eta y Vors ty Club Secre GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL A S B G rls League F B L A Reporter Pacettes MAURICE ARAND GENERAL A S B Lat n Club B Basketball Varslly Basket ba LYNETTE ARMSTRONG COMMERCIAL ASB Girls League PAT ARTALE COMMERCIAL B rls a ue FA FBLA Drama Club Spanish Cl b Pacettes RICHARD ASH ART A S B Art Club tary JV Baseball Varslty Baseball B Football Vors ty Football J V Tenn s RICHARD BENSON A S B FRANK BICKMORE A S B CLIFTON BIGELOW A S B JOSEPH BILAWA B Bo lun RAYMOND BISTOS b Lat n Club GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL COLLEGE ASB Spansh Cl b JV Tenns Varsty Tenms Pacettes Secretary LINDA ASMUS ASB Grls Leag e CAROLYN ATKINS ASB Glrls League PATSY ATKINS ASB Glrls League WILLIAM BAILEY LENORA BAIMA COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL GENERAL GENERAL A B Comm ss oner of Entertainment G I League Sensor Class Councl Jolly Roger Drama Club V ce presudent Pres dent French Club IC C Treasurer Latn Club Press Club FSA Secretary ROBERT BLEVENS GENERAL B Bo Ing u LAWRENCE BOGLE COLLEGE A S B Sophomore Junnor Sensor Class Counclls Po thole B lung Club C S F V ce pres dent Key Club P ss CI b Scuence Club Vlce presrdent Span sh Club Varsuty Club IC C J V Football JIM BOHN INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B Ind str al Arts Club Vnce presudent FRANCES BOLAN COMMERCIAL B G rls League C F B L A Letterettes Secretary ALICE BAKER COMMERCIAL ASB Grls League Sophomore Junlor and Sensor Class Counctls Bowling Club GAA STANLEY BAKER INDUSTRIAL ARTS A 5 B Sen or Class Councul Sen or Class V ce presldent Bowl ng Club Varsuty Club B Football Varstty Baseball BETTY BALDWIN COLLEGE A S B Gnrls League C S F F M L Vnce pressdent Spanish Club F T A CLAUDE BALLARD GENERAL A S B LYNN BARBEE COMMERCIAL A B r s League F BLA V ce presldent Pacettes MARILYN BARGER GENERAL B r s League F B L A JIM BARKER COMMERCIAL A S B JANICE BARR COMMERCIAL B G r s League F B THOMAS BARR COLLEGE A S B C S F Scuence Club Vorslty Tenn s JAMES BOMAR A S B DONALD BORKOWSKI A S B JIM BOSTIC A S B KATHLEEN BOUDREAU A S B G Is Lea e EDNA BOWEN A S B Girls League F B LA RON BOWERS ASB Orchestra Baseball DALE BRANDON GENERAL COMMERCIAL GENERAL COMMERCIAL COMMERCIAL GENERAL COLLEGE B M Key Cl b Latun Club Tre ur r Sc ence Club LARRY BRAUN INDUSTRIAL ARTS B lndustr al Arts Cub C Base a DORLA BREHM COMMERCIAL B G L FBLA FML Spansh BONNIE BREIT GENERAL ASB Grls League Stereons Chonr 63 , , , A.S. .5 B wli Club. 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I I I II- I - - -I I ' 7 7 , - ' - CAROL LUURTSEMA COLLEGE A S B Gsrls League FML French Club CLARK McCLlSH INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B RUTH McCORKLE ASB Gsrls League BILLIE MCFADDEN GENERAL GENERAL A S B Gsrls League Dru F B L A G BARBARA MCPHERSON COLLEGE A S B Gsrls League Gym Representat ve Cha man o Entertasnment S F F M L Spamsh Club Letterettes Y F C PHYLLIS MADINGER ART AS B Commssssoner of B ld ngs ond Grounds Gsrls League Porthole Art Club Secretary Bo Ing Club Press Club FTA Pacettes Flag Gsrl Home comsng Pr ncess HENRIETTA MAGENO COMMERCIAL ASB Gsrls League Pacettes JAMES MAGUIRE GENERAL ASB CATHLEEN MAHONEY COLLEGE ASB Grls League Transfer from Hscks Ile Hsgh New York MARIE MALETTA COLLEGE A S B Secretary G rls League Sophomore Class Councsl Treasurer Jun or Class Councsl Class Rep resentatsve Jolly Roger C S F Corsasres Pressdent F B L A F T A Pace es KENNETH MARKER ASB Bowlsng Club CONNIE MARLAR ASB Gsrls League GLORIA MARQUEZ GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL ASB Gsrls League French Club CAROL MARTIN COLLEGE AS B Gsrls League Gym Representat e Treasurer Sophomore Junsor and Sensor Class Councsl Class Re resentotsve B lung Club CSF ICC ep Club Vsce pressdent Pressdent YFC Pacettes Yell Leader DA R Grls State Representotsve Home comsng Queen MARY MARTINEZ ASB Gsrls League ROBERT MAYER ASB French Club L GEORGE MERINO A S B CAROLYN MIETZ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE at n Club GENERAL COLLEGE AS B Gsrls League CSF Orchestra BOB MILLER A S B DESIRA MILLER GENERAL COMMERCIAL ASB Gsrls League Gsrls Glee HAROLD MILLER COMMERCIAL A S B Bowlsng Club F ML Vorssty Club J V Bas ketball Varssty Basketball JV Football Vars ty Football Varssty Track DOUGLAS MIX GENERAL ASB DON MOODY INDUSTRIAL ARTS ASB Jolly Roger Photographer B Football DENNIS MOORE COMMERCIAL ASB Chosr Varssty Club Varssty Baseball Varssty Basketball PENNY MOORE COLLEGE A S B G rls League Gym Representatsve Sopho mo e Jun or and Sen or Class Councsl Junsor and Sen or Class Treasurer Art Cl b Corsasres CSF Y F C Po thole Jolly Roger EILEEN MORAN GENERAL ASB Gsrls League FRANK MORENO GENERAL A B Vars ty Club J V Baseball B Football Vars ty Football SANDRA MORENO COLLEGE B Grs L gue FTA FML FSA Spansls Club Secretory Treasurer Pacettes KENNY MORIMOTO COLLEGE A S B C S F French Club Lat n Club JEWELL MORRIS COMMERCIAL ASB Gsrls League FBLA FHA CHARLOTTE MOSER COMMERCIAL AS B G rls League F H A Secretary LOUISE MOUW COMMERCIAL A S B G rls League Jun or Class Co ncsl F B LA Spanssh Club Pacettes PATTI MURPHY COMMERCIAL A B Gsrls League Junsor Class Co nc I Jolly Roger F B L A F M L Hsstorsan Pacettes G A A RUTH NAUGLER COMMERCIAL A S B Gsrls League Span sh Club LARRY NEWCOMB INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B RICHARD NOAR COLLEGE ASB Band JV Football CARL NOLEN COMMERCIAL CHARLES NORCROSS GENERAL A S B C S F R fle Club Bond Orchestra MARCIA NORKAITIS GENERAL A S B G rls League F T A Pacettes G A A ARLEEN NURMELA GENERAL A S B G rls League JOAN O DAY COMMERCIAL A S B Gsrls League Sophomore Jun or and Sensor Class Councsl Sophomore Class Representatsve Sen sor Class Pressdent and V ce pressdent Bowlsng Club Pressdent Corsa res Hsstor an Vsce pressdent LA Treasurer I C C F T A Y F C Pacettes o capta rs WENDELL OIEN COLLEGE A S B C S F Dance Band March ng Band DIANE O MALLEY COMMERCIAL AS B Gsrls League Gym Representats e Sen or Class Councsl Secretary Porthole Bo lsng Club Corsa res Cho r Drama Club F S A Press Club Y F C Pacettes OLGA ORLOFF COLLEGE AS B Gsrls League Chosr WILLIAM OSMAN COMMERCIAL A S B Varssty Club Va s ty Basketball Cross Coun try Varsty Track CHARLES OTANEZ COLLEGE AS B Spanssh Club KEN OUCHI COLLEGE A S B Jun or and Sensor Class Councsl Jun or Class Vsce pressdent Sensor Class Pressdent Bo lsng Club Treasurer Key Club Treasurer Latsn Club Vsce p esrdent Scsence Club Varssty Club Treasurer JV Basketball B Football Vars ty Football MARI LYNN PANTHER COMMERCIAL AS B Gsrls League Grls Glee LONNIE PARRISH INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B Bowl ng Club 67 1--.1 1 -1-1I 1 I: I- r , s , i I, I I 1 U 1 I 1 - - -1 ' ' ' . . .7 r , . , , ,7 I I . 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' . . . . . . .5 'r ' 5 w 5 . c zeuemen L4 MARLENE SNYDER ART A S B G rls League Art Club G A A JIM SOISET COLLEGE A S B C S F Key Club Secretary Pres dent Span sh Club Boys State Representat e JV Football Most Valuable Player B Football J V Football B Track Vars ty Track TERRY SPEELMAN GENERAL A S B Varsnty Baseball JV Football LILLIAN SPRY COLLEGE ASB Grls League Transfe from Mathe C Perry HIgh School Japan VIsta HIgh School CaIIfornIa Long Beach Poly CalIforn a Y F C HAROLD STAMMER INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B ERNEST STEINER GENERAL A S B MARLENE STEINMANN GENERAL A S B G rls League H sto Ian P DIICIIY ChaIrman Porthole Bowl ng Club F B L A F ML Treasurer F S A Treasurer F T A Press Club Treasurer Y F C JAMES STEVENS GENERAL A S B JANICE STEVENS COMMERCIAL ASB GIrIs League JOAN STEVENS COMMERCIAL BARBARA TUCKER COLLEGE B GIr s League V ce p es dent Art ub FBLA ICC Pace es SANDRA TUMBLESON COMMERCIAL A S B Glrls League F H A Treas rer Y F C SHARON UGLAND GENERAL B If s eague Art Club B I ng ub LA F RODNEY VACHAL ASB Band Chorus SIMON VAN BEEK ASB RONALD VANDERVORT GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL ASB Band Dance Band Orchestra DARREL VAN ES ASB Band ChoIr BOB VIS ASB BowIIng Club JACK WAGNER ASB LEROY WALLER ASB Bo IIng Club SANDRA WASLUSKAS ASB GIrIs League S GIrIs Glee WAYNE WATSON COLLEGE GENERAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS COMMERCIAL pan sh Club Tenns Club GENERAL DON STROUD GENERAL A S B GIrls League Jolly Roger Porthole F B L A Press Club DIANE STONER COMMERCIAL ASB Grls League GAA BOB STOROSHKA GENERAL AS B JV Baseball Vars ty Baseball B Football JV Football Vars ty Football B C Track GARY SUTLIFF INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B Camera Club R fle Club KATHRYN SZATLOCKY COMMERCIAL A B Grls League Bo lIng Cl b Drama Club DUANE TANNER COLLEGE ASB Bo lIng Club Vars ty Club B Basketball Varslty Basketball MARY LOU TEDDER ASB GIrIs League KEN TEEPLES ASB Bowlmg Club KATHLEEN THOMAS ASB Gvrls League French Club Treasurer FTA Lahn Club MELBA THOMPSON ASB GIrls League FHA PresIdent FML RICHARD TIBBETT ASB VarsIty Baseball EVELYN TIFFT COLLEGE INDUSTRIAL ARTS COLLEGE F ML GENERAL IC C GENERAL GENERAL ASB MURRAY WEEDEN GENERAL ASB Porthole VarsIty Club C Basketball Var sty Crass Country C Track DEE ANN WELLS GENERAL ASB GIrls League RUBY WENDT COLLEGE Glee Club BARBARA WENTWORTH GENERAL A S B GIrIs League Jun or Class Counc I F B L A F M L SHARON WILKIE COMMERCIAL A B GIrls League Y F C ChoIr A Cappella ChoIr Transfer from Long Beach Poly F BLA SUE WILKINS COMMERCIAL ASB Grls League FBLA CHARLIE WILLIAMS COLLEGE AS B SenIor Class Councnl BowIIng Club Vars ty Club JV Basketball VarsIly Basketball B Track Varsnty Track GALE WILLIAMS INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B WESLEY WILSON INDUSTRIAL ARTS A S B PATRICIA WISBY COMMERCIAL A S B GIrls League Sophomore Jun or and Senuor Class RepresentatIve B lIng Club F BLA Pep ASB GIrIs League Letterettes ANN TITUS A S B G rls League C S F Drama Club SpanIsh Club Presldent YFC Transfer from Lakewood G A A C S F LARRY TREINEN GENERAL A S B CHUCK TROUPE ART A S B Art Club Cho r MARGARET TROUTE COLLEGE B Grls League Sen or Class Councl Art Cu Dama Club FMI. Secretary FTA I C Span sh CI b Y FC Malorette Head COLLEGE Club Yell Leader Homecom ng Prmcess LEROY WOOD GENERAL AS B Sen or Class Councl Bowlmg Club VarsIty Club YFC Band Orchestra JV Football VarsIty Football ANTHONY WYSOCKI A S B LEROY WOTRING A S B JV Baseball LOUISE YOUNGBERG ASB Glrls League MIKE ZIMMERMAN GENERAL COMMERCIAL GENERAL GENERAL B B Football JV Football 69 04 ll. ...7 I' 7 7... A.S..7 'I' , I-rI 7 CI7 ll. ...7 ...7 , , I 7 - I 7 IvI.. ...7 ' 7,.., u7,.. I I-- I I ' ' A.S. .7 G'l'L 7 7 owi Cl 7 F.B...7 .S.A. ...7 7.. . ...7 7 . ...7 I' 7 r w . I I' ' I I ' 'I , I7 ...7 7 7 . ...7 7 '. ., . . .. . ---I - ...7 I ,I r , u 7 7 I 7....7 ..., 7 ..., 7...7 , 7... ...7 w' . .I . . ' -I ...7 7 I 7 I 7 ..., . ,, . ' I Q - ..., 7 , ,....7 ...I I' I I ..'.. ' I ' I 7 . I I I .. I. I I . ..., . AS ... I. A.S.B.7 Girls' League7 Porthole7 Art Club, President7 ..., . ---I II - .. . . ...7 7 I I7....7 .S.,7 I' 7 w' u7 . . . ,,,, -5- -I ' ' I ---I 'I '7 W I I 7 I '7 . 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Lois models at Senior Girls' Fashion Show presented for girls' mothers , . . Charlie and Dean seem to be having a friendly debate at Senior Class Party . . . Fun and fellowship enjoyed by those attending the lce Breakers Ball. Sharon Weiczorek Treasurer Cecelia Cutright Representative Class of 1961 Clarence Christ Joy Lee Owen President Vice President The Class of l96l, which has done its best to build interest and loyalty, still numbers 441, and claims a fine group of top-notch Petes and Pollys. Led by capable President Clarence Christ, as- sisted by a fine group of officers, they have succeeded in making this year one that will not be quickly forgotten. The Jingle Jar and Roller Skating parties, first semester, the Beatnik Ball, Lug- gage Day, and the Junior Jug, second semester, combined to build a substan- tial treasury with which to start its sen- ior year. Noted for its school spirit and friendliness, this class will prove an asset in l96O-l96l. 9. '27 Gail Wisehart Secretary Frances Maletta Representative E SPDR1- AL HILTON, CLAUDIA CAUSEY Top-notch Juniors A sample of iuniors? None better than Clau- dia Causey and Al Hilton, since he is a varsity football and baseball star, and she, an effective Pacette and historian of the girls' service club, the Corsaires. Both work to keep school spirit alive and bring added ingenuity to iunior proiects. Vwlhat a combination! That live wire Danny Gose and this frank and lovely iournalist, Pam Davis! He has rooters iumping as head yell leader and commissioner of rallies, while she scintillates as a Pacette and keeps Pirateland well informed as a veteran Porthole page editor and feature writer. F'Rlll7'w 57 W' WQLQ' ...vw rowcf to 6x0uI'lt 011. DANNYCOSE PAMELADAVG Outstanding Pirates Row One: Cecelia Cutright, Sharon Wieczorek, Gail Wisehart, Clarence Christ, Joy Lee Owen, Frances Maletta. Row Two: Harold Robertson, Donald Rowe, Joyce Holland, Evon Householder, Lynda Dickson, Lynne Loomis, Sandra McConkey, Vicki White, Audrie Potocki, Sandy Goss, Barbara Curtis, Doug LoVetere, Arnold Rowe. Row Three: Judith Rozic, Pamela Davis, Mary Morales, Barbara Goad, Nancy Larsen, Sharon Pollock, Claudia Cole, Terryl Chamski, Roni Ketchum, Sharon Brown, Edith Taylor, Junior Class Council members. ..-K . ' 7 N .!, , I Row One: Helen Orloff, Vernice Lyons, Cheryl Webb, Patsy Murphy, Rhoda Goodwin, Lynda Dickson, Patricia so Vallanding ham, Mrs. Margaret Bullington. Row Two: Carole Koeneke, Cindy Bistas, Cheryl McVey, Sandra Baldwin, Sandra McConkey Lindo Wall, Victoria Olague, Loraine Soiset, Mary Jane Henry, Sharon Sorkness, Sandra Feakes. Row Three: James Rag ers, Larry Mclemore, Charles Kurtz, Wendell Shipman, Jim Wilkey, Gary Sharp, Dennis Dunbar, Richard Turner, Ronald Piette, Charley Speelman, Jerry Gilpatrick, Ted Wingfield, Frank Warner, Gary Wollum. Row One: Loretta Lopez, Judy Pteufler, Lynda Gossett, Charlotte Byrnes, Renee Makin, Nanci Larson, Janet Margaret Bullington. Row Two: William Rudluff, Gaylord Enien, Craig Butterworth, Dixie Haegeman, Berta Lynne Loomis, Sandra Goss, Sharon McGregor, Judee Rupp, Alfred James, Bill Leland, Dennis Lee. Row Three gan, Jon Johnson, Doyle Taylor, Merlyn Goodell, Eugene Parsons, Ed Maguschak, Robert Canavan, Rod Richard Brooks, Gene Lybbert, Sterling Linebarger, Sheridan Harlan, Ken McNeil, Russell Clemetson. K 4-J,--. ' an gag s.. f qi. Logan, Mrs Huddleston : Dave Milli ney Tidwell Raw One: Cathryn Corske, Peggy Mead, Sharon Hurley, Pamela Davis, Roberta Ncugler, Linda Fry, Patricia Copier, Mrs, Lucille Peppler. Row Two: Robert Butler, James Ludington, Cheryl Vincent, Clare Monson, Linda Cypert, Deanna McGuire, Gloria Frias, Christine MacGregor, Donna Turpen, Judy Brown, Joanne Hawks, Bobbie Goodwin, Betty Bacon, Claude Con- ley, Liayd Crane. Row Three: Kenneth Pace, Douglas Veazey, Donald Owen, Bob Freitag, Floyd DeBolt, Ronald Sims, James Helm, Lynn DeDenn, Larry Dodson, Thomas Wright, Richard Little, Charles Swetech, Lee falladay, Leuis West. Row One: Fay Morgan Patsy Morgan, Sharon Pollock, Beatrice Posalski, Nancy Page, Roni Ketchum, Donna Price, Mr. Edward Sirotnak, Row Two: Stan Fuller, Kenneth McMurray, Dora Pteutier, Sandra Whitaker, Betty Morrell, Judy Pratt, Claudette Finley, Nancy Little, Darlene Arnold, Charlotte Gonyo, Betty Walker, Charles Carr, Mike McGurdy. Row Three: James Breeding, Bert Flarneling, Arvin Uhrich, Dove Sackett, Ken Harrell, John Null, Jay Coates, Denny Vachal, Collin Stiteler, Darrell Anderson, Terry Williams, Pat English, Richard Brooks, Nelson Wysong, Larry Brandner. EE' X, ww W, I e W ,.. v- Q . J r' I . , 'J' 4 fl'...,W at ,? 7 fi. lang 71 1 5 J 5 as Y- I 2 WMGM 1-me 2 . 1 l , 5 , .fft . E L Row One: Karen Fasciono, Linda Parnell, Mabel Jones, Diane Blume, Sharon Eggink, Sandra Bruner, Barbara Good, Janice Romberg, Mr, Edward Sirotnak. Row Two: Robert Kraan, Harold Cook, Joe Donaldson, Keith Davis, George Ehling, John Schroeder, Kim Harvey, Wayne Land, Robert Hatton, Rodney Pettit, James Babcock. Row Three: Joe Hernandez, Ronald DeChamplain, William Williford, John Puskas, James Nochtsheim, Gary Peterson, Carl Pettit, Leonard Shubert, Robert Dun- can, Brett Morgan, Clifton King, Lonnie Adams. Row One: Frankie Crook, Hazel Edwards, Dianne Campbell, Cornelia Blyleven, Sharon Allison, Dixie Denson, Diana Wil- pitz, Mr. Russell Boll. Row Two: Jack DeBolt, Samuel Scott, Michael Hottle, Don Conover, Milton Edwards, Robert Campbell, Gary Johnston, Clayton Harkema, Larry Cannata, Gerald Nursement, Dale Haman, Robert Wysocki, Forrest Graham, Ward Gallup. Row Three: Ned McNabb, Wayne Lee, Edgar Compton, Danny Gose, Raymond Davis, Buddy Lehner, Ted Devries, Robert McDonald, Dennis Clark, Gregory McFarland, Glen West, Frank Britten, Fred Hill. 77 li , J .1-at 1-' f , f gg , r ilf . if if gl, . , i'wg ' . f' 0,2 Y' i . fl i J If Nw . 5 . Y 43 3 'ii' Jak if pff' Row One: Lynn Bennitt, Claudia Cole, Lowane Little, Diane Bill, LeAlyn King, Dois Campbell, AnaMaria Schmid, Mr. Russell Ball. Row Two: Raymond Rodriguez, Pete Aviles, Bonnie Breit, Diana Soden, Nancy Stewart, Leona Herbelin, Crystal Metzger, Elaine Soiset, Katherine Walblom, Carol Hayden, Lavonne Lage, Richard Ruiz, Leroy Timmons. Row Three: Nor, man Taylor, Jerry Brickey, Roberta Roder, Patricia Lombardo, Marion Slater, Doris Miller, Darlene Merwin, Janice Hamilton, Joyce Holland, Joy Owen, Gwynne Mayberry, Barbara Johnson, Larry Poe, Russell Klindworth. Row One: Kathleen Herbelin, Nancy Young, Phyllis Tennison, Karen Lundberg, Sherron Mara, Virginia Loureiro, Lindo Soden, Mr. Robert Broyles. Row Two: Kenneth Hopkins, Sharon Hansen, Janet Anderson, Gladys Gordon, Anne Blanton, Gloria Denton, Lindo Lawrence, Marilyn Smith, Marie Tupper. Row Two: Audrie Potocki, Barbara Curtis, Janet Shaw, Agnes Boogaard, Doug LoVetere. Row Three: Ruben Salie, Terry Miles, Lcrry Johnsonbaugh, Joe Guterrez, Ronnie Lowy, Rickie Willoughby, Victor Gee, Pete Merrick, Arnold Given, M'ke Riley, Douglas Verhoef, Norman Price, Harvey Newman, John Opheim, Clarence Christ, Clayton Stewart. . ' . , M LW P v nm ,w- Row One: Korren Holden, Darlene Hardy, Linda Beech, Mi-:1ele Irvin, Vivian Perez, Susan Pastore, Gayle Gulley, Joan Gannaway, Mr. Robert Broyles. Row Two: Duane Young, Rodney Spry, Aquilino Exposito, Harald Robertson, Ivan Wilson, Hugh Clabough, Arnold Rowe, Errol Jetfcoat, Dave Diederich, Burt Bodine, Mike Brady, Bill Paul. Row Three: Raymond Chikami, Dennis Lane, Ronald McCIary, Jim Teter, Dan Walters, Tom Peterson, Jon ftroosrna, Niel Mahan, Ronnie Hetrick, Larry Brommer, Richard Karnes. Row One: Wilbur Skidmore, Ruth Lundberg, Lynn Nelson, Ramona Valdez, Vicki Martinez, Donna Cochran, Alice Var-atta, Herlindo Breceda, Mr, Robert Broyles, Row Two: Caroline Knillen, Gail Wisehort, Judy Noll, Theresa Crowell, Lynn Reed, Virginia Espinoza, Edith Taylor, Nancy Adkins, Sharon Richardson, Sylvia Noor, Patricia Barnes, Judy Lattig, Susan Hull, Kathleen Clark, Linda Burns. Row Three: Clara Peters, Terry Hanson, Ronnie Browning, Kenneth Schubert, Leonard Mo eno, Victor Scarpino, Henry Henning, Robert Smith, Aldon Hilton, Mike Lewis, Howard Campbell, Laurence Nielson, Bob Hill, Laura Riley, 79 llel Row One: Sherry Kisselburg, Nancy Murphy, Elaine Norton, Eigenia Yoder, Laura Wescott, Dolores Young, Ethel Mitchell, Mr. Robert Broyles. Row Two: Vina Ogden, Sharon Wieczo'ek, Vickie White, Sharon Brown, Claudia Causey, Bobbie Christie, Linda Weichers, Myra Harding, Linda Leger. Row Three: Jerry Kelley, Louis Mendoza, Steve Fitch, Daniel Linde, John Oien, Lawrence Senical, Jim Kennedy, Stan Sadler, Marvin Graham, Richard Cook, Martin Monciardini. -,Q 3 ,v 5 Al! 34 -,fr orilzboun Following a fine crew of alumni they re north bound' Who? Clarence Christ and Al Hilton to Sacramento and Boys State Frances Maletta to Davis and Girls State Chosen as outstanding lunior class members they will bring back added knowledge of the rudiments of govern ment and greater idealism as citizens of Cali forma Behind the 1960 trio stretches a line of Pirate leaders who gained immeasurably from a similar opportunity Carol Martin Jim Little Jim Soiset 1959 Patsy Moore Steve Fletcher Richard Serafini l958 Jackie Sharp John Baird Hal Mangold l957 Carol Duke Robert De Vries 1956 Joanne Rand Leon Baird Dave OToole l955 and Beverly Larsson Phil Os born l954, For two weeks both fellows and girls have a chance to participate in organizing and running a city county and state govern- ment with its many elected officials, The place of the press and the law in a democratic society is clearly defined. lt is an experience of im- mense value and reflects great credit on the American Legion Posts and Auxiliaries which sponsor it annually at Paramount. Excited over the prospects ol attending Boys' and Girls' State this summer are Clarence Christ, Frances Maletta, and Al Hilton, 1J.'L . 1 N 'R' . ngv st' Clau of l962 ei ' - at 'V I .J and RON SNYDER and JIM BARISIC Sophomore Presudent and Vnce Presndent DIANE WOOD and SANDRA HAKALA Sophomore Secretary and Treasurer imtiaiits Numbering 495 the hustlung Sophomore Class really swelled Purate ranks Led by such capable officers as Ron Snyder and .lim Barlslc th s crowd has become an effectuve umt Full of enthusiasm nts members have sponsored the Soph Car Wash organized fudge and doughnut sales won the Inter Class Track Meet and enloyed their tradltlonal year end dance the Soph Sock From thus class the largest In the history of Paramount are emerg mg many fme and talented leaders to preserve and create Pirate traditions CLAUDIA EVANS and DICK WALKER Sophomore Class Representatuves 'No V-9 as-1'4 9.149 1 podgalc vi IAQ' Qss 9- .fi-4 H Row One Claudla Evans representattve Sandra Hakala treasurer Duane Wood secretary Ron Snyder prestdent Jtm Barsnc vtce presndent Duck Walker representatuve Row Two Dave Wotrrng Make Clark Kathleen Schwtndler Nancy Tnllgarder Penelope Poter Muchael Anderson James Goodrldge James Jordan Row Three Ann Gordon Lmnea Laux Lynda Hesstng Karen Hodges Claudna Amsberry Barbara Hall Jenntfer Mulnux Shar: Kang Carol Frckes Carol Roosa Goodlooktng Letterman Club member Bob Mar a who IS an ac ve TTICIPGUL ln YFC well as the capable cap tam of the Bee football team as seen here wtth an R t Iss Frnendshtp runner up of 1960 and a Girls League committee member These sophomore personalrtles brlghten Ptrateland and keep the Class of 62 rn the spotltght Joan Rlghton and Bob Marshall Hard to beat IS this attractive sophomore duo Shar: Kang and Jlm Jordan Shar: a Maroon and Whtte Day wsnner and l96O Mrss Friendship runner up ns a busy music chalrman for Y FC As for Jlm has hands are full wtth Key and Bowling Club acttvu tres and the Bee football and track teams Both are valued Sophomore C ass Councsl members ..lf.. ...Jud 4--J 1 A Short Kung and Jam Jordan . -0 5 7 ,U 'a - by T T ,W L l y y '71' Q y ' T, 1' y,rt T L all . - X 4 lll 't ' ' - , T 3 . . Q J ' fr QL 1 ' Xlhg s J . I 7 L f V 1' ' 1 sh ll, ' fi M Af-ggi , pa ' .. , as -- l . ' 1 4 l . Jo I lgh on, M' J' ' ' ' .. F' . . . ' - fwi':r -f t r- T l ' Q l , N. .ri K 4 . Row One: Barbara Clemons, Sherry Chapman, Patricia Christie, Dorothy Dorr, Carol Vachal, Rosemarie Edwall, Diana Martin, Mr, John Martucci. Row Two: Nancy Sinclair, Peggie Holden, Geri Smith, Diane Parrish, Linnea Laux, Sharon Oran, Karen Hodges, Diane Wood, Carol Patrick, Patricia Jones, Janet Boudreau, Patricia Wright, Kristi O'Leary, Roberta Burke, Susan Blyleven. Row Three: Leslie Goetz, Dave Peterson, Edward Tharp, Vaden Smith, Edward Mahoney, Dan Bilek, Randall LeBlanc, Mike Smith, Ted DeVries, Eddie Haun. Row One: Adeline Romo, Carmen Varelo, Marleen Mace, Sandee, Donohue, Linda Mouw, Carrie Sims, Pat Phillips, Mr. John Martucci. Row Two: Don Hohl, Don Gibbons,, Phyllis Wilson, Penny Porter, Martha Falcon, Barbara Barker, Sharyl More- ledge, Mary Schmeclcpeper, Sherry Hinton, Barbara McKinney, Fred Kuperus, Raymond Arand. Row Three: James Vander- shaaf, Jose Saldana, Francisco Saldana, Bruce Smith, James Gallagher, Larry Foster, Barry Seager, DeWayne Kuri, Jerry Pretzel, Derrell Short, Neil Davis, Tom Eversole, Arthur Spaulding, John Coleman, Don Pearson, Jim Parrack. Xw' 1 ,. ii , 1 0 Row One: Bev Jorgensen, Margo Faulkner, Rita Buckmaster, Judy Davidson, Joan Pratt, JoAnn Fugere, Sharon Parker, Olivia Adams, Mr. Robert Maras. Row Two: John Hernandez, John Rodda, Richard Schol, Gary Murray, Michael Cox, Clyde Hall, Kenneth Norcross, Glenn Ripper, Jim Goodridge, Row Three: Juris Eglais, Danny Sherman, Robert Miller, Carl Kidd, Pete Van Der Kraan, Louis Schumacher, Arthur Martin, Bob Allen, Dick Boogaard. Row One: Janice Greenlee, Ann Gilloy, Margaret Hamilton, Patti Whitticer, Judith Keys, Carol Frazier, Arlene Crammer, Mr. Robert Maras. Row Two: Frank Bohn, Claudia Evans, Jeanell Hassellield, Sherron Prevezich, Jo Ann Van Rys, Barbara Shears, Janet Richmond, Judy Hall, Vicki Hannen, Patricia Hannen, Patricia Hawley, Carol Hollenbeck, Florence McFarland, Geraldine Mason, Tam lay. Row Three: Dion Irwin, Jerry Harris, Melvin Merwin, Ronnie Miller, Vernon Weaver, James Walters, Jim Lawson, Gaylord Euiem, Lee McKenny, Dan Duncan, Gcylyn Bonjour, Furman Rouse, Jerry Szymanski, Frank Britton. low One: Shirley Stroud, Diane Andrews, lrene Garcia, Sharm Robinson, Claudia Arnsberry, Danna Billiter, Marilyn Cla-k, Mr. Jerold Perkins. Row Two: Glenn Hoffman, Richard Burdeve, Mike Conroy, Dell Newbold, Loretta McCarthy, Vickie Hall- man, Ca'ole Ridcnour, Lois Burcham, Linda Blriwers, Daniel Po'ter, Charles Hughes, Dennis Kirkland, .lim Moran. Row Three: Ronne Sillett, Timothy Morse, Eric Vasco, Bernie Mayer, Osca' Rudluff, Loren Nash, Larry Leisek, James Stevens, Jim Costa, David Orozca, Kenneth Sisco, Jim Seal, Mike Clark, James Deming, Richard Walker. Row One: Karen Needham, Ellen Morisette, Linda Parnell, Karen Butterworth, Luella Amelung, Carfile Wakeman, Carol Roosa, Mr. Edward Reaser. Row Two: Robert Fielder, Harold Baker, Joyce Massey, Marilyn Ledoux, Shirley Rhodes, Patricia Bundy, William Basye, Richard Meder. Row Three: Clyde Bailey, Gordon Mclauchlin, Gene DeDen, Ken Halls, Joseph Spry, Harold Moore, Doug Burris, Jackie Oreeer, Cha'les Bryson, Jrie Ariglione. Z , , f' V f .. rs 'J lf ' f fra :gk . ry, i I 1, A , .ae x X 4' Row One: Randee Marko, Judy Nelson, Margaret Moreno, Carolyn Jackson, Sharon Giliman, Eloise Beard, Lavon Barnard, Mr. Edward Reaser. Row Two: Gary Tayliir, Kenneth Thompson, David Kraynick, Hector Roariquez, Karen Halvorson, Marlys Agre, Jane Crawford, Rosa Curtis, Victor DePal, Morris Avery, Bill Botts, Gerald Posey. Row Three: Jennifer Mulnix, Jane Pnariss, Dicna Davis, Barbara Hall, Gale Randall, Phyllis Riibertson, Lynda Hessing, Marilyn Maquire, Herlinda Ochoa, Louise Decker, Patricia Oliver, Deanna Dudley, Patricia McCullough. Row One: Sue Miller, Pot Taylor, Shirley Erwin, Vicki Hirnscholl, Roberta Schwab, Foula Jo Turner, Eldora Graziaro, Mr, Edward Reaser. Row Two: Eddie Hundley, Tornmy Brown, Bill Sedwick, Glory Arias, Ladine Goelleq Carol Farquhar, Bette Solvey, Orpha Ouinlanilla, Dawn Diixey, Kent Gonzales, Dewain Culver, Kenneth Brooks. Row Three: Frank Garcia, Roger Hughes, Dave Wotring, John Bustos, Kenny Wire, William Souza, David Hughes, Harold Jones, Mike Ferreira, Kenneth Eazt, Jesse Vandevender. i i 5 5 5 f Q 5 1 2 'E 5 ' 5 i 1 Q , , - 5 F QL gf' Row One: Diane Murimoto, Cheryl Hanson, Nancy Mitcham, l.eilani Birch, Karen Sergott, Donna Rodgers, Betle Davidson, Karen Emery, Mr. Douglas Rozelle. Row Two: Richard Hill, Ray Ogden, Dole Ripper, Ken Jury, Pat Hagen, Richard Webster, leon Zargoza, Colin Wells, John Behrendt, Frank Maletta, larry Juno, Alex Martinez, Robert Campbell. Row Three: Tom Lovingier, Bob Mills, Kenny Perkins, Roland Morris, Ronny Kit:hens, Paul McClish, Jim Jordan, Bill Lord, DeWayne Edwards, Leonard Blanton, Lon Wilson, Richard Vaughn Row One: Carol Boudreau, Phyllis Brisard, Lynn Decker, Mary Gaither, Janice Noel, Karen Johnson, Julene Gionavich, Sharon Smallwood, Mr. Douglas Rozelle. Row Two: Rhoda Teixeira, Lupe Holguin, Barbara Hosler, Doris Measels, Kayla Wa- lenpough, Terry Tucker, Nancy Tilliaden, Deneen McCarthy, Sandra Hadley, Virginia Day, Billie Roane, Frances Kuiphof, Mary Sundstrom. Row Three: Ray McElroy, Walter Siiuthard, Kenneth Moody, Johnny Hall, Don Hopkins, Francis Posalski, Jim Lewallen, Vance Eckert, Terry Nelson, Dave Mills, Kim Cooper, Robert Grear, Larry Menzie. 90 l gf f 5 , L J i i 6 , v-YN- he Row One: Sharon Laws, Pat Whalen, Juanita Hampton, Mary Cronk, Carolyn Lambert, Karen Kennedy, Shari King, Linda Cody, Mr Douglas Rozelle. Row Two: Cecil Senteno, Tim Castaneda, Becky Youngblood, Sharon Johnson, Vickie Crumme, Charlene Koopmans, Suzanne Willoughby, Janet Logan, Sharon Chrisner, Row Three: Barton Bulford, Dean Scranton, Dave Porter, Roy Wallace, Mike Smith, Dale Dillman, Jim Borisic, lorry Holt, Wesley Johnson, Roger Morrissette. SOPHOMORES HAVE ENJOYED Two Class Parties January 9, April 2 Fudge Sale January 7-8 t Sophomore Car Wash April 23 a e Sophomore Slide June A Director Russell Boil gets his moneys worth from Sophs Karen Soph parties bring out Jane Crawford and Jerry Whitt, ping Johnson, John Rodda, Walter Southard, Paul McClish, and pong wheels, who enioy these informal get-togelhers marked Mary Ann Sundstrow, For Sophs Only i ii , a 1 5 li ll S 1 ,Ya 5 eiwig sg.- av ' . L. x QP ': Jn'f f , . 4' , V A .35 , 4 43 -1' .-l--, .who MTN! . 'xx .W-fjlx M A V2 X, -a 5. 1 J 'HQ Y Ax M11 ,K '. ,- vor' 5 J W Senior Class Presidenl Ken Ouchi hos cz right lo feel proud of lhe Class of 1960 whic won the Kool Slool lwice in infer-clcss yell compelition. Sept. Sepl Od. Ocl. Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Dec. Dec, Dec. Det. Dec. Jun. Jon. Jon. Jon. Feb. Feb Feb. lT'S FALL AGAIN 14 ,School Opens 15 Girls' League Teo 3 ,,, lcebreokers' Boll 31 A, ,,,., ,,Spookion 5 ,,,.. P,1'.A. Bock lo School Night 11 ...,.,.,,..,., Long Beach Veleruns' Doy Porode 18 ,, Dole Dod Dinner 20 .Homecoming Gome 21 .Homecoming Donce WlNTER'S HERE 1 , ,Junior Skate 5 Senior Porly 9 Foolbull Banquet 12 Winler Whirl 18 Clwrislmos Assembly 9 Sophomore Party 15 Howdy Day I6 Howdy Hcp 30 Junior Porfy 12 Sweevheurls Boll 18 Hi Mom Banquet 26 Maroon 8. White Dcy 1959- '60 94 xc s.L x 1 .Lak 10 'J ' '43 'f 'i 'U Senior Class President Joan ODay has a handful as she proudly displays the Lanky Loafer, interclass basketball trophy, captured for the first time by the Class ot 60. SUDDENLY lT'S SPRING Mar. 7, Junior Skate ,V 0 Mar. ll Porthole Fashion Show c i Mar. I9 ,,.., Hawaiian Express Apr. 2 . ,,,... ,Sophomore Party Apr. 7-B ,, Business Machine Show 'Y 9 Apr. 8 , Senior Party Apr. 22 ..., Junior Skate Apr. 23 ,Sophomore Car Wash Senior B. Mitchel Reed Shaw APY- 26 Junior Skate Apr. 28 Roman Banquet Apr, 30 Sadie Hawkins' Dance May 5 Senior Shoe Shine May l4 Beatnik Ball N' May l7 Senior Mothers' Tea May 28 Junior Jay Hop June 4 Sophomore Slide June lO Senior Prom June 12 Baccalaureate June lf? Senior Outing If JUN: l4 Senior Breakfast Jolly Roger Out June lo Commencement and P,T A. All Niqht Party Traditional Winter Whirl enioyed by all . . . Howdy Hop finds Carmen Hernandez crowned Miss Friendship . , , Visiting Aztec singers prove to be popular entertainment . 4 . Linda Menard and Marion Slater enioy Mexican hospitality . . Charming F.B.L.A. president, Judy Girtz and ex-Pirate , Allen Hill, sit one out' at Sweethearts Ball , , , Another first for Pirateland is a snack basketball rally led by Head Yell Leader Danny Gose , . Co-Senior Class Presidents, Ken Ochi and Joan 3 O Day, offer Pirates a Merry Christmas , . . Charrningly l?l posed Giert Chandler leads Seniors to victory . 4 , Louise Grebe, F.M.L. president, is narrator ot the Chisrrnas Assembly . , . Fred Hill presents candy to Sweethearts fOr oO, Diane Wood and Mike Clark . . , Director ot Students Activities Mr. Russell Ball gives an inspiring character sketch at Lincoln. VYVW' Lynne Loomus lumor coed faces oss: ments wuth plenty of ammunmon at hand aacznahng our.4eA waz! m DRAMA CLASS IS an opportune way for Plrates to become ac qualnted with the hlstory and types of drama as well as the techniques of actmg This years classes under the dlrectlon f Mrs June Bales were given the chance to dlsplay their talents ln three one act plays Fright by James Reach Enter the Hero by Theresa Helburn and Here We Are by Dorothy Parker as well as un competutuon at the Long Beach State College Drama Fe tlva Practice makes perfect' claum Douglas Becker Linda Hardlng Marnlyn Brown and Sue Christiansen as they work out cues lines and gestures for a play fd! F WOOD SHOP offers tralnlng In the proper use of tools woods and machines teaches safety methods to PHS students who are Interested nn wood technology The opportunnty to make nnnumerable prolects rangrng from chess boards to surf boards The knowledge gunned from thus class helps nn choosing future vocatlons or may prove a hobby for lessure tlme Proud of the skulls they gum an woodshop under Mr Lawrence Carmugnam s durectlon are Ronnre Kutchen and Stan Sadler n progress a d on dnsplay are tenr nuck nack shelf and Iomnnated wood bowls ' f .x., I . , ' - lt QE, well-equipped work shop gives Pirates an . I n ' h' MODERN DANCE is one of the most creative classes on campus. Here all senior girls are given an opportunity to acquire expression through movement, as well as grace and poise. These are displayed in original chore- ographies, that are performed in front of the class for constructive criticisms. The excel- lent numbers which are offered reflect credit on the atmosphere created by the instructor, Mrs. Margaret Brush. Grace, imagination, and fire characterize the creative numbers offered in modern dance. Such versatile and lovely senior dancers as Julie Cassity, Margaret Brown Troute, and Virginia Litton express with ease each passing mood. it fi ff 2 ' 5 il i . , f Q ,! i t 5 - ' 2 I 1 3 Yau ftff ajfrwj rv z,1.f f'- fi 7 s I ' r 14 , l 4 3 v ,MW ' , r 1 2 ' f . t t I . l i ' , 3 1 1 : 5 1 g M , . l W l .-.. -sr-W. .-.Nv- f l cv 121411736 fwwgg, 557 ,bf -53242 54 w ww tr 'Pit V N X 3 I I ' r y -o r ig l 5 . , . mn, 1 It , ,,h,k.f5, V mei' M 'Q i 4+-H K -,,,':' 'f' ' f ' me- 13 .1 ,Mft v, Q EV W 5, vw, 4, W, , Q' ' ,l f 1 A T, . i 1 . R 5 td, .537 Qi Y gt 4 - ' E at ,M ,A .W -1 g xg, -fr F if Ruth Lundberg, Charles Norcross and Ed Magu- schok explore the realm of science, the force which dominates this century. PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY is offered to all students concerned with the basic con- cepts of chemistry, but without the usual emphasis on mathematics. However, members soon discover that they must have a desire to work, for the curricu- lum ranges from individual experiments to interest lectures, and demonstrations provided by Mr. Austin Harper, science instructor, in Paramount's modern and well equipped laboratories, .I Linda Burns, Ronald De Champlain, Sharon Sarkness, and Petit Rai find everything French exciting, from bouillabaisse to kiosks. FRENCH, a new and challenging course, is open to all Pirates interested in the ba- sic study and cultural aspects of a foreign language. Under the supervision of Mrs. Esther Ericson, students discover the sig- nificonce of understanding a people and its culture in the changing world in which we live. Field trips to French restaurants and current foreign films add spice to irregular verbs, Z N I r CORPS in the past, as In the present, under supervision of Commandant Robert Broyles, has much to add dignity to campus gatherings. with Captain Ted Fleming, First Lieutenant Sutliff and Second Lieutenant Wayn Weatson group has taken several trips to a rifle range as as one to Camp Pendleton Marine Base in the Of the participants in the Barstow ritle meet, uni s representatives Roger Freed and Ray Grout, awarded two sharp-shooter medals tor their This is a fine and dedicated group and one which Pirates may all be proud. Richard Truitt, Ted Fleming and Rodney Spry work for skill in markmanship, Row One: Captain Ted Fleming, lst Lt. Gary Sutlitf, 2nd Lt. Wayne Watson. Row Two: Jerry Harris, James Hodges, Richard Truitt, Raymond Grout, Robert Brown, Charles Cooper, Richard Carruthers, Richard Boomhower, Gordon McLauchIin, Ronnie Sillett, Charles Kurtz, Jerry Kelley, Rodney Spry. Row Three: Wayne Kehus, Eugene Little, James Stevens, Roger Freed, John Plasird, James Gillispie, John Opheim, Dennis Clark, Harvey Newman, Robert Duncan, David Linde, Daniel Linde, James Teter, Carl Nolen, Captain Robert Broyles. ' 7 X '?'1'L 'I I ' --1-w.Y.Ja-...na bw -A wmv-'wfwwpvs Q' '- , l I 'MJ' -A J mb.-...,., ml ww... ... , ,,,,,, M M.-.. - ....... ...... .,,,, , . ,,,,,,,,, .,,.,.- , A 'W ' ' M 7 1 Nm .. ,., 9 ,V -ir- .,,.... , .,, , .... , ,f7 1i'7:f'ZT - ' ...N 3, 'rrrrrrrrr r Row One: Jane Sampson, Carolyn Mietz, Sally Hollyfield, Ronald Bowers, Diane Johnson, Judy Noll, Vicki Hannen. Row Two: Laura Riley, Claudette Finley, Earl Scott, Francia Harding, Charles Norcross, Robert Haug, Marilyn Marsh, Oscar Kudluff, Eugene Little. Row Three: Ed Gray, LeRoy Wood, Ruth Mietz, Mr, Kenneth Briggs, conductor. SALLY HOLLYFIELD First Violinist LeRoy Wood, Ed Gray and Ruth Meitz make with music. ORCHESTRA, whose members have won the ap- plause of all who have heard their performances at Paramount Senior High, is conducted by Mr. Kenneth Briggs and contributes much to campus and community functions. Making their first ap- pearance at the annual Christmas Assembly, the group helps create the season's festive spirit. The Pirate musicians display marked talent at the Music Festival, March 4, the Music and Arts Fes- tival, May l2, and conclude their year's contribu- tion by providing music for the traditional Bacca- laureate Services, honoring the Class of l'-760. K- iii ,fi M,.fef Row One: Sandra Goss, Margaret Troute, Connie Hitchcock, Sandra McConkey, Pirate maiorettes. Row Two: Beverly Jor- gensen, Laura Wescott, Ruth Mietz, LeAlyn King, Peggie Holden, Cathy Henderson, Lorna Rohde, Nancy Adkins, Gladys Gordon, Sally Hollyfield, Joan Pratt, Patricia Jones. Row Three: Earl Scott, Francia Harding, Roy Ogden, Marilyn Marsh, Briar Visser, Susan Carter, Betty Morrell, Billie Ruth Roane, Barbara Clemons, Charlotte Byrnes, Christine MacGregor, Vivian Beattie, Myra Harding, Victor Nicosia, Raymond McElroy, Kenneth Hopkins, Rhoda Goodwin, drum maior, Row Four: Duane Young, John Behrendt, Larry Blackmore, Kenneth Harrell, Terry Nielsen, Jack Coleman, Walter Southard, Roy Sampson, Oscar Rudluft, Tom Lovingier, John Oien, Robert Brumfield, Lawrence Senical, Bruce Taylor, Collin Stiteler, Mr. Kenneth Briggs, director. Row Five: Henry Koopman, Kenneth Sisco, James Deming, Charles Norcross, Lee McKemy, James Helm, Carroll Williams, Ray Simmons, Jerry Szymanski, LeRoy Wood, Eugene Little, Gene Lybbert, Darrel VanEs, Larry Dodson, Gene Koopman, Richard Noar, Russell Clemetson. BAND enthusiasts expressed words of praise wherever the handsomely attired Pirate Marching Band, in smart maroon and white uniforms, appeared. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Kenneth Briggs and led by Drum Major Rhoda Goodwin, this fine group added that extra spark to half-time activities and pep assemblies last fall. Re- warded for all the hours of hard work put into practicing, the group was asked to perform at the Pomona Fair, September 295 in the Veterans' Day Parade, November ll, the Musical Festival, March 4, at which the band was awarded the highest possible rating of Superior, and at the Music and Arts Festival, May l2. The group gave its final performance this year, at the graduation exercises, June lo. 4 'uhaliid' I l Q 4 l Pirate Band steps out in the Long Beach All,Western Band Review as drummers: Ken Harrell, Myra Harding, Doug Hunt, Jim Helm, Ray Simmons, Robert Brumfield and saxophonist Eugene Little give out with His Honor. A E ,er 'r QV! Row One JoAnne Sedlacek Julene Guonovuch Brenda Wulluams Nancy Mulcham Patsy Murphy Nancy Young Sharon Johnson Cheryl Johnson Row Two Karen Needham Joyce Massey Donna Rodgers Vurgunua Penrod Lee Etta Jones Karen Hatton Desura Muller Januce Taylor Mr Anthony Palmer durector Row Three Roxanne Parnham Celeste Sums Sandra Whutaker Karen Johnson Maru Panther Theresa Crowell Carol Hayden Carolune Knutfen Phyllus Wulson Judy Brouullette Row Four Bobble Chrustue Gayloe Gulley Loretha Huckman Judy Clay Roberta Burke Shurley Horst lunda Meyers Mary Jane Henry Dawn Doxey Donna Bulleter GIRLS GLEE, a small group open to all Purate co eds, us durected by Mr Anthony Palmer Members have dusplayed theur talent and traunung un varuous performances throughout the year December 8 they sang the beautuful selectuons assocuated wuth the Chrustmas season at a Purate assembly guven un the P H S gym Excellent effect was gauned at the Sprung Festuval May l2 wuth such numbers as Wunter Wonderland l ,l A CAPPELLA CHOIR durected by Mr Anthony Palmer gave uts furst performance December 8 at a Parent Teachers Chrustmas Party The same sea son found them sungung at the Yule Assembly December l8 The PTA agaun applauded theur selectuons March 3 The group, umpressuve un uts maroon robes and whute collars attended the Sprung Festuval, May 12, as well as the Festuval at Westchester Hugh School, June 3 and sang for Commencement June l6 Band and Orcestra Leader Kenneth Bruggs works out publuc appearances and lestuval dates lor Purate musucuans wuth Choral Durector Anthony Palmer 3 5 v N , , . - - I K . 3 - , Qs C s. ,-o 0. u I W f 5 ' N . 2 , . . I . . I . I I I I ' l I I I I I I I I ' I ' 2 I I . , , , u . , ' : I I , I I I , , , . , . . , . ' ' I I I ' I I I ' . . . . , I I .. - u. - ' I , . Q , 2' r' 2 V' ' . A u , . 1 , ,rf --'A' ' la 4 M -wr all ' I ,v Jah? n ' 1 .- . .. V T Y' ff 4 v -' 'A fly.. iff . ,F XV? ' - ere , Zafenist gincf lfilfmenf Sopranos Linda Meyers and Rita Shepardson sing to the accompaniment ol pianist, Nancy Witcher. low One: Mavis Crummett, Joy Peterson, Evon Hcuseholdeq Patricia Wright, Marjorie Venema, Nancy Kirk, Diana 395950, JOAUHE Sedlucek, Shirley Fdrthing, Olga Orlolf, Diane Bill. Row Two: Mary Garcia, Melodee Eskew, Charlene Koopmans, Gloria Frias, Anne Blanton, Bruce Anderson, Kenneth McMurray, Carl Nolen, Douglas Verhoef, Michael Foy, Diana Wilpitz, Judy Garner, Sandra Clark, Diane Andrews. Row Three: Deloma Roach, Patricia Hill, Caroline Knitfen, Julie Edwards, Angela Loya, Robert Hatton, Ronald Smith, Wallace Rehard, Victor DePol, Raymond Botts, Terry Miles, Peggy Butler, Rita Shepardson, Mr. Anthony Palmer, choir, director. Row Four: Bette Davidson, Allienne Fletcher, Andrea Elliott, Gordon Jalley, Lee McKemy, Darrel VanEs, Jesse Vandevender, Charles Troupe, Clayton Stewart, James Gillispie, Ted Fleming, Linda Meyers, Renee Wilkie, Sandra Baldwin. ere ey in 'L A 'il Row One Judy Jordan Connle Groves Marte Moletta Joan ODay Ruth Lundberg Glorna Conceptlon Diana Jackson Renee Makln Judy Grltz Lynn Barbee Row Two Larry Bogle Alllene Fletcher Vurguma Lntton Melba Thompson Ann Tltus Bonnne Parlee Carol Martln Frank Christ Rechard Causey Clutf Shetley Jlm Soxset ICC members Plenddlllp all IC C or Inter club Council us a group composed of club presidents or elected representatuves headed by the student body vlce presldent thus year Conne Groves Able to communucate wnth and call upon the cooperatuon of hundreds ot ents nt ns a vt a force Thus year tt IS makung an evaluatuon of the work ot Purate clubs and wnll award a prrze to the most valuable group Pleased wlth the success ot the Foretgn Exchange Program the clubs cooperated enthuslastlcally wnth the Amerncan Field Servuce Drive May 26 to Insure Its contlnuance at Paramount Credit must be given to AnaMarua Schmud Press Club member and Jolly Roger assnstant faculty editor who worked ture IO6 arzecl clln feredia lessly to unsure each club a chance to do nts but to back the program Presndents responslble tor club success have been Melba Thompson Gloraa Conceptnon F H A Larry Bogle C SF Judy J dan Marne Maletta Corsanres Joe Brooks French Latnn Clubs Jnm Solset Key Club Diana Jackson Press Club Ann Tntus Spamsh Club Judy ltz F Vtr :ma Litton Art Club Fran Chrlst Llnda Harding Drama Club Joan ODay Bowlung Club Louise Grobe F ML Allnene Fletcher F T A Renee Maknn F S A Ruth Lundberg Y F C Carol Martun Pep Club Bonnie Paralee Letter ettes Clntf Shetley Letterman Club Judy Jordan Fall President Carlean Blumenthal Julie Cassity Claudia Causey Pamela Davis Claudia Evans . X u Marie Maietta Spring President Andrea Elliott Alliene Fletcher Connie Groves Carolyn Jackson Linda Lawrence I! if , I L . 41 Mrs. Mary Lash Frances Maletta I .4 Organize CD A A l T QA: 00 PFS pq ' V CORSAIRES, enthusiastically supported by Sponsor Mrs. Mary Lash, is a very popular girls' service club at P.H.S. To it AnaMaria Schmid was ex- tended membership on her ar- rival. During the year the girls served at many benefit ban- quets, sold Champ Tags, deco- rated goal posts, ushered at graduation, and enioyed a host of social functions, thus offering both dependable serv- ice and social leadership. Its two groups of presiding offi- cers have been Presidents, Judy Jordan and Marie Maletta, Vice Presidents, Joan O'Day and Ralaine Ramer, Secreta- ries, Julie Cassity and Gail Wisehart, Treasurers, Edith Taylor and Mary Ann Pierce, Activity Chairmen, Frances Ma- letta and Nancy Stewartg and Historians, Gail Wisehart and Claudia Causey. AnaMaria Schmid Sponsor Honorary Member Sandy McConkey Penny Moore Deceased Connie Speelmon Nancy Stewart Edith Taylor Gail Wisehart Diane Wood I ii fi A ,V 6 l Dan Allsbrock Jim Barisic Brent Bennitt Larry Bogle Dale Brandon 546 ,, MI . tw 3 - G1 J to Aerue ef Joe Brooks Mikc Clark Clarence Christ Lester Coombes Barney Evans Q C.. X' .' if 5 s,-,., s.. , ,Q--v. rib Jim Soiset President I xb-6 CQ, , fflflo. t 'ff C9 l e s x ,i Q 1 fl QNAT N9 1 's 'il K KEY CLUB, dedicated to the service of this school and our community, was proud to wel- come Bruno Faroldi to its ranks this fall. Members participated in a food and clothing drive for the Navaios, ushered at Pirate games and functions, and held ioint social affairs with the Corsaires. Four mem- bers, Les Coombes, Brent Ben- nitt, Jim Soiset, and Dale Bran- don, attended the annual Dis- trict Convention in Long Beach. Key Club officers presided at a meeting of the sponsoring Paramount Kiwanis Club. Of- ficers during this year were: Jim Soiset, president, Les Coombes, vice president, Brent Bennitt, and Joe Brooks, secre- tariesg Ken Ouchi, treasurer, Al Hilton, sergeant-at-arms, and Mr. Edward Sirotnak, sponsor. Bruno Faroldi Mr. Edward Sirotnak Honorary Member Sponsor Jim Gordon Mike Gorham i - G FT -S 'X 1' , L-Q aramounf Dan Gose Al Hilton Jim Jordan Jerry Kuhn Jim Little Dave Milligan John Null Ken Ouchi Ken Schubert Dick Walker 6' tb -1? nr N51 4 G pl L- f YO' 'ima QQ CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION CHAPTER 463 guves recognutuon to Paramounts outstanding scholars Emphasns rs placed on the hard workmg dependabullty and achrevements of nts members C S F arranged and enloyed a Lufe Membershup Ban quet rn Aprul at whlch mne students were awarded lute membershrp puns for their outstanding achievements durmg four out of sux semesters here Wleldung the gavel has been Presrdent Larry Bogle assrsted by Vrce Presrdent Steve Hrllyard Secretary Mary Ann Pearce Treasurer Peggy Butler and sponsors Mrss Helen Bandy and Mr Lee Cooper Row One Nancy Krrk Carol Rldenour Gloria Conceptron Row Two Carmen Gutuerrez Darlene Agre Charlotte Moser Sandra Tumbleson Mary Luther Rhoda Goodwrn Mrs Vnoletwagle Mrs Mary Lash sponsors FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA not to be outdone by the larger clubs frlled Its calendar wrth many educational and socral functlons Inductlon of new members led the years actrvltues, followed by several money ralsmg sales, electron and rnstallahon of offrcers, a fneld trlp on house planning, F H A conventions, and a field trup to a geweler's Leadnng these actnvutres were Melba Thompson and Glorua Conceptron, presrdents, Darlene Agre, vrce president, Charlotte Moser and Mary Luther, secretaries, Charlotte Burnes and Sandra Tumbleson, treasurers, and Mesdames Violet Wagle and Mary Lash, sponsors Y l P3 1 J 5 i :EW SQ ui J nil: W ' QC, O, 4 XS Q Ill , 1l'1Ns . Pj ox, . X' .ajx pi . - . .. . If 1 4 . , . . . - OR fffxyl . . . . . . 2 We jf t It I -, s A r 4- ,P . ' . o I I , ,,,,. jig - C A f I l ' 7722 I s A 57, t y 4 , ,, 1 N rum:- B I 1 1 1- i fl Row One Ann Tllus Claudia Causey Judy Rozlc Mr Jack Swlff sponsor Belly Baldwnn Row Two Cheryl Hanson Shara lyn Kung Carole Wakeman Sandra Moreno LeAlyn Krng Lydra Mageno Lmda Cyperl Wanna Moore Lrnda Menard Row Three Gary Johnson Jrm Solsel Lrnda Lawrence Connie Speelman Joan Gannaway Leonard Shubert Lesler Coombes Row One Jack Gulpatrrck Joe Brooks Ralarne Romer Lorna Rohde Melanie Fesmure Dale Reaser Row Two Fred Kuperus Mrs Esther Errcson sponsor Karla Kuperus Darlene Merwrn Bonnre Parlee Roberl Mayer Larry Copeland Lrnda Menard Lando Lawrence Joy Owen Kenny Morrmofo Lrnda Huffaker Row Three Bruno Faroldr Belly Cope Vuna Ogden Lrnda Pfeuffer Sharon Brown AnaMarre Schmid Linda Cody Ruth Mrelz Theresa Cusumano Kathy Thomas Joe Bulawa fu' 1231135 , if w ,fi aff P uk' 5 U l I . 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The group sought to recapture the color and splendor of California's romantic Mexican Era during outings to San Juan Capistrano and to Padua Hills' las Posadas play at Christmas. All club proiects have been ' heartily supported by Mr. Jack Swift, club advisor. LATIN CLUB initiated AnaMaria and Bruno as full-fledged members I and enioyed in their company: a Halloween Party, October 26, a - . Progressive Christmas Dinner, the installation of newly elected French ' Club officers, a travelogue with Mr. Charles Porto in March, a sumptu- ous Roman Banquet, April 28, and an unforgettable May field trip to ' the Arboretum and the Huntington Library. Busy arranging all this have been President Joe Brooks, Vice President Ralaine Ramer, Secre- tray Lorna Rohde, Treasurer Melanie Fesmire, and Sponsor Mrs. Esther Ericson. Y i t l X mm CLUIQ FRENCH CLUB, also called Cercle sans Souci, matches its name and is a happy crowd interested in travel, foreign food, and European films. Because of these obiectives the members and Sponsor Mrs. Esther Ericson entertained Monsieur and Madame Celeste Martineau, French Canadians, applauded Mr. Charles Porto's slides on Europe by Car, eaten at Taix, and are envying Edith TayIor's opportunity to S S use her French this summer in Belgium. The club's first officers have been: President Joe Brooks, Vice President Melanie Fesmire, Secretary Lorna Rohde, and Treasurer Kathy Thomas. Row One: Joe Brooks, president, Kathy Thomas, traesurer, Melanie Fesmire, vice president, Lorna Rohde, secretary. Row Two: Steve Hillyard, Ken East, Gloria Marquez, Lenora Baima, Crystal Cule, Bonnie Parlee, Marilyn Le Doux, Linda Burns, Sharon Sarkness, Ken Morimoto, Jerry Szymanski. Row Three: Ron Smith, Bob Mayer, Sheryl McKay, Linda Harding, Linda Pfeutfer, Mary Crank, Nancy Adkins, Janet Anderson, Bill Ray, Frank Garcia, Mike Gorham. 1 l -Mi: 4.1 1 + l 1 rm 1 . , - U . 9,131.50-4. O 1 ..--q,.. - . ..,.. ,,,,,,g '- - if Row One: Janice Harkema, Frances Bolan, Patricia Artale, Marlene Steirqnonn, Virginia Litton, Shiela Schlothauer, Lauri Conley, Cc-:lean Blumenthal, Doris Miller, Elaine Soiset, Joan Stevens, Janet Boudreau, Claudia Causey, Mr, Anthony J. Harcar, cofsponsor. Row Two: Connie Speelman, Sandra McConkey, Patricia Barnes, Marilyn Brown, Susan Clark, Gayle Scrimgeour, Loraine Soiset, Barbara Tucker, Francille Hakala, Audrie Potocki, Barbara Curtis, Alliene Fletcher, Glenda Hundley, Andrea Elliott, Bonnie Powers. Row One: Joan O'Day, Lynn Barbee, Judy Gritz, Pauline Appell, Norlene Woodrow, Shirley Sanders. Row Two: Marie Maletta, Judy Jorgensen, Darlene Agre, Claudia Parchman, Patricia Wisby, Judy Jordan, Patricia Murphy, Connie Groves, Florence Genoway, Judy Pfeuffer, Gloria Conception, Dody Pfeuffer, Mrs. Phyllis French sponsor. Row Three: Judy Rozic, Barbara Wentworih, Connie Hitchcock, Mary Luther, Barbara McPherson, Priscilla Helm, Carl Nolen, Clifton Shelley, Richard Ryan, Mr. Ray Rabinek, co-sponsor. Q6 5 iq FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA by far the most active Q J group an Prrateland are always In the spotllght for they are both 7f -1 a socual and servnce club Theur functlons have Included lnductlon mg! of members talks by leadmg author tres on the new advancements nn the busuness world F B L A state and natronal conventions the E annual Chrustmas canned foods drlve the Hawauan Express rnstal lat on dnnners and the Busmess Machnnes show June fund Andrea Elho off to Chucago to er-ter the natuonal FBLA Pc lnrtenlcuy Procedure Contest President Judy Grutz Vnce Presuae at L,nn Bar b Secretary Norlene Woodrow Treasurers Joan ODay and Sh rley Saunders and Sergeant at arms Plchard Ryan were assnsted by Mrs Phyllis French W WW? Q 'WWA 'QE' 'D Row One Leslre Boetz Vrnce Hrdalgo Dron lrwrn Mary Luth r Barbara Tucker Janice Harkema Carol Boudreau Nancy Tllllander Judnth Keys Row Two Glenda Hundley Terry Hopkuns Phyllns Madlnger Sharon Ugland llnda Lambeth Vlr gunna Lutton Margaret Troute Patrucla Harvey Lowane Little Joann Hawkes Carl Nolen Mr Ruben Mancnllas sponsor Chuck Troupe DI VINCI ART CLUB ns composed of creatnve students who show an abuhty or an lnterest un the wude fneld of art Presudent Vlrgmna Lrtton has led thus able group as nts members evaluated art exhrbnts at the Long Beach County Museum of Art nn January the Muslc and 32.4, Art Festuval In March the Huntlngton Llbrary Art Gallery In May and the Long Beach State Art Exhnbnt ln June Officers asslstmg Vlrglma h ave bee n Janice Harkema, vnce president, Phyllls Madmger, secretary, and Judy Kelp, treasurer Mr Ruben Manclllas has acted as the cIub's sponsor 115 -f ' is A A 1 ' 1 L I , ,KJ I . . , . . . . I F ' I 1 ' B 3 , ' . . ' ' 5 , I I - . . . . 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' 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 7 I 1 F 1 I , . 2 1' f STAFF fQ ere froyecid PRESS CLUB may easlly be called Paramounts most Influential club since Its members work on all phases of the award wmnrng Pnrate paper and annual the PORTHOLE and the JOLLY ROGER Eager to wlden their knowledge of publlcatlons members make fneld trlps to the pressrooms of local papers and attend gournalnsm days of leading unlversntles Presldent Dlana Jackson Vlce Pres: dent Ralalne Ramer Secretary Joan Stevens Treasurer Marlene Stelnmann Actlvlty Chalrman Joan Horovenko Membershlp Chanr man Loss Brooks and Sponsors Mrs Esther Erncson and Mr Ben lamln Dodd steer club actlvltles all Row One Carolyn Jackson Marlene Stelnmann Rolanne Romer Dnana Jackson Joan Stevens Pamela Davus Row Two Mr Benlamnn Dodd sponsor Carolyn Jackson Clare Monson Betty Lue Croft Mary Brumfueld Judy Jordan Carmen Hernandez Kathleen Casey Claudia Evans Karen Hodges Nancy Larson Row Three Duane OMalley Joan Horovenko Holly Chance Lenora Bauma Mary Ann Pearce Renee Makin Gary Weasel Row Four Rlchard Ryan Phyllis Madlnger Andrea Ellmott Joy Owen Sharon Sorkness Llnda Burns Richard Brooks Gary Johnston S l I 1 116 42 0 l . n X ,fl . . ' . f A f 1 V V ,W .- ' J l 1 y ., r T fy n V f ' . x A , ' S?j1rF ' ,L 5 ' '-fr., - f' Q fl ,, '. qv' ' ' J Y' v 9 I ftp! eld LEU! ell J S- Row One Holly Chance Karen Hodges Elaine Moore Julie Casslty Vrrgunra Lltlon Row Two Carol Wnshy Frances Maletta Patrlcla Lovell 'Z Martm Patrucsa PEP CLUB, composed of the Song and Yell Leaders provndes a unique and valuable expenence In handllng crowds of excited people and molding student body exuberance Here IS an area In leadership trannung of lnestlmable worth un group orgamzahon and public relatlons The purpose of Pep Club as to create a feellng of enthusiasm and good sportsmanship among all students Servung as offscers have been President Carol Martm and Secretary Treasurer Julle Casslty Mrs Margaret Brush serves effectively as sponsor O J 0 O 0 0 J ze L All ll 'Ili 1 L 'P L X A 4 A N . l 1 M 1 4 L l ' L 11 . E J lf' T., 1 P .JJ V It J I M' 4 . A N M I , AQ . f L lt s: ' Q c, -E :L g -L OW Row One Joan ODoy Richard Breeding Row Two Patrlcua Wnsby Alice Baker Duana lack on Susan Chrnstlansen Marulyn Brown Kathryn Szatloclcy Pamela Crosby Lunda Soden Julue Cassuty Vnrgunua Lnton Sharon Brown Karen Hodges Sharon Ugland Mary Ann Peurce Nancy Arrowsmnth Barbara Curtus Franculle Hakala Row Three Gary Whutt Donald Shurley Terry Mules Larry Johnsonbough Don Kennedy Kenneth Marker Walter Southard Kenneth Harrell Carol Martm Susan Clark Phyllus Madunger Ron Snyder Jon Johnson Clifton Shelley Ruchard Ryan Clifton Kung Row One Andr a Ellsott Allnene Fletcher Ralanne Romer Connle Speelman Sherron Preveznch Nancr Larson Carolyn Cole Sheula Schlothauer Duane OMalIey Marlene Stelnmann Claudua Evans Connre Groves Mary Luther Jackue Jetfrnes Brlar Vtsser Gaul Wrsehart Carolyn Jackson Sharon Pollock Row Two Ronnue Hetruck Rod Tldwell Don Bennett Tom Harruson Charles Wulluams Phnl Luttle Vnc Dennis Royce lnglrs Doug DeVeney Jerry Kuhn Ken Teeples Ed Compton Larry Semcal Carl Curtus Joe Bulawo Bob Sponsor ,- Blevens Stan Balmer Jlm Wulkey Har old Muller Wendell Shlpman Mr Wnllnam G Hay QN G 1 AMOWXP BOWLING CLUB the largest club at P H S meets once a week at Maruna Lanes Bowl for three hours of competutuon The actuve and wullung partucupatuon of the members has also made ut one of the most popular groups on campus Joan ODay presudent Jum Breedung vuce presudent and Ken Ouchu secretary treasurer led these Purates un theur actuvutues Trophues were awarded to furst second and thurd place teams gurls hugh game and serues wuth and wuthout handucap and boys hugh game and serues wuth and wuthout handucap DRAMA CLUB wuth uts dynamuc presudents Frank Chr st and Lunda Hardung has enuoyed a host of actuvutues throughout the year lnutuatuons of new memb rs were held un October and February followed by a fueld trup to the Pasadena Playhouse The school year was concluded un grand style wth a Polynesuan luau un June Also offucuatung thus year were Vuce Presudents Lunda Hard ung and Melanue Fesmure Secretarues Cassue Holden and Lorna Rohde and Treasurers Danny Gose and Lorna Rohde Mrs June Bales acted as club ponsor Row One Mrs June Bales sponsor Dorothy Dorr Sharu Kuna Lcr tta Goodwun Lundc Hardung Lynn Bennutt Melanue Fesmure Bullue McFadden lenorc Bauma Margaret Troute Terru Martuncu Lunda Huffaker ow Two S e Muler Sh r McKay Judy Whutehead Lorna Rohde Morulyn Brown Sue Chr stucrusen Madelune Muller Frank Gcrcua Bernue Mayer Dennus Dunbar Ron Smuth .lerry Hurmonson 6lI'eeI'J Kegan THE FUTURE MEDICAL LEADERS OF AMERICA, sponsored by Mrs Frances Rhodes, In Its fourth year on the Pirate campus, has become a very effective orgamzatxon Though late In gettmg started F M L has had many mterestmg actuvltues mcludmg an rnstallatvon ban quet and a trap to the navy hosputal shup U S S Haven Thus club of which the able officers are Presldent Louise Grobe, Vice Pres: dent Betty Baldwnn Secretary Betty Lue Croft Treasurer Kathleen Casey, has also backed a health campaugn to combat common nllnesses Row One Sally Hollytueld Marlene Stevnmann Louuse Grobe Betty Baldwin Betty Lue Croft Kathleen Casey Row Two Melanne Fesmure Lynn Bennett Sandra Moreno Sharon Hansen Rom Ketchum Lorna Rohde Corrie Blyleven Theresa Crowell Lynn Reed Mrs Frances Rhodes sponsor Jack Gnlpatrnck Row Three Vlckae Whute Audrle Potock: Judy Brown Pat Harvey Joann Hawkes Wyona Byrnes Judy DuBou Kathy Thomas Theresa Cusumano Margaret Troute Gayle Scrum geour Shlrley Sanders Karla Kuperus Dale Brandon , I . . . 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I v f X t s Xa no Row One Kay Haddeman Sharon Brown Sandy Goss Deanna McGuire Alliene Fletcher Marion Slater Nanci Larson Virginia Day Row Two Drone Morimota Cathy Corske Sharon Hansen Pamela Davis Frances Maletta Nancy Young Sharon Pollock Florence Cook Carol McKay Tamera Burt Gail Wusehart Briar Visser Clare Monson Marlene Steinmann k R Three Jo Peterson Susan Henderson Joanne Pratt Edith Taylor Charlene Koopman Anne Blan arolyn Jac son ow y ton Penny Porter Michele Irvin Sandi Kester linda Morgan Margo Mlddleson Frances Kuiphof Sandra McConkey Sheryl Morlrdge Diana Wilpitz Karen Kimble Mr Robert Maras sponsor FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA, interested In showing Pirates the rewards and merits of the educational profession started the Year with an installation and induction at the Sea Food Grotto Bellflower followed by such money raising prolects as doughnut and punch sales Eager to be of service they sent letters to various community groups offering their services and served refreshments at the Parent Teachers Association meetings Determined to broaden its knowledge of the teaching profession this enthusiastic club attended a Board of Educa tion meeting and took field trips to Whittier College Long Beach State College and University of California at Los Angeles Seven lun ' ior girls Tamara Burt Marion Slater Sharon Brown Ann Blanton I Deanna McGuire Cathy Corske and Carol McKay, are full of antici- pation because they will act as student teachers next year. Club officers have been: Alliene Fletcher presidentg Sandy Goss and Sharon Brown vice presidents, Marion Slater secretaryg Deanna Mc- Guire treasurerg Kay Haddeman historianf Mr. Robert Maras and Mr. Lawrence Carmignani advisors. ETH and fjouizond Beckon oa A are Sei an tl 'V ..-v , . . Row One- Marlen . e Steinmann, Renee Makin, Lenora Baima, Connie Speelman, Linda Lawrence, Claudia Causey, Holly Chance. Row Two: Nancy Keck, Elaine Soiset, Judy Pratt, Karen Sergott, Kay Haddeman, Sharon Brown, Carol Faquhar, Roni Ketchum, Lydia Mageno, Betty Lue Croft, Karen Butterworth, Sandy Moreno, Vernice Lyons, Row Three: Karen Kimble, Bernadine Goodwin, Barbara Curtis, Mary Kuiphot, Doris Miller, Carol Ridenour, Loraine Soiset, Patricia Barnes, Vicki Olague, Patricia Wright, Sandy Kester, Susan Pastor, Patricia Artale, Mrs. Margaret Bullington, sponsor. FUTURE STEWARDESSES OF AMERICA, one of the youngest clubs on campus, started with a roar and has been gathering speed and Q. altitude ever since. Led by enthusiastic President Renee Makin, 1-1, ' Vice President Connie Speelman, Secretary Lenora Baima and Treas- -if 1 , . . . . . W,-' urer Marlene Steinmann, the club scheduled its first installation dinner, a weiner roast, punch and cookie sales, a pot luck dinner, and an excitin and purposeful tour of the Lon Beach Air ort. 9 P F.S.A. is graciously sponsored b M y rs, Margaret Bullington. l22 egianclarcfd Clzoden 1. Row One: Linda Morgan, Ann Blanton, Peggie Holden, Nancy Stewart, Edith Taylor, Marlene Steinmann, Janet Anderson, Gail Wisehart, Clare Monson, Carol McKay, Carole Wakeman, LeAlyn King, Roni Ketchum, Sharon Laws, Ruth Lundberg, Shari King, Elaine Moore, Cheryl Hanson, Mr. Douglas Rozelle, sponsor. Row Two: Nancy Tilliander, Claudia Causey, Linda Lawrence, Pat Barnes, Lynne Loomis, Deanna McGuire, Janet Boudreau, Briar Visser, Sandy Goss, Sandra McConkey, Marion Slater, Claudia Eckberg, Joy Owen, Joyce Holland, Agnes Boogaard, Karen Kimble, Linda Huttaker, Richard Brook, Leroy Wood. Y.F.C., one of the most respected and enthusiastic clubs at Para- mount, has sponsored many activities throughout the current year. W Q Founded two years ago, its attendance and its moral force has C, A been gratifying. Its most exciting proiect this year was the showing -1: u of the The Robe which provided a great devotional stimulus to many Pirates. Headed by capable officers: President Ruthie Lund- l berg, Programing Vice Presidents Sandy Goss and Marion Slater, I C Managing Vice President Richard Brooks, Secretary Gail Wisehart, ,.,. and Treasurer Lynne Loomis and sponsored by Mr. Douglas Rozelle, ,l ex-l'4- it has held weekly meetings on Friday after school. Here is heard an interesting speaker each week. This group received the honor Q Z of being named Long Beach Area Club of the Month, 123 4 x, 1 I The activities of sport-minded Pir- ates under sunny California skies surprise and charm Bruno and AnaMaria, They sample them all. Bruno learns to skate at Iceland, Paramount's famous rink, where Pirates Mary and Diane Brumfield and Howard Campbell have at- tained professional finish. As for AnaMaria, throwing decorum to the winds, she becomes a loyal Pirate rooter at every game. h 8 P I 5 , W , ' M , ' my , -'vw 'f ' 3 ,- , X' 219 3 M . . V , If UO' . r I . i 2- Q ,f 'j?'7T' 455124 4 ff - A f,45,, , V , ww W, 7 ' ' 5 If ,f 4 K- F 2 I 4 Y 5 1 0 J Chering Pirates hoil Varsity cagers' 56-54 victory over Lyn- wood Knights, February 19. 044 guna Jeemem er white Coast League Sports- flying high over P.H.S., the fought against consistently competition. Football, with its exciting half time shows, traditionally dedi- cated home games, such as Dad's Night, and its Homecoming climax, filled the stage from Sep- tember to December. This year's Varsity, which followed 1958's Coast League Championship squad, found the Qoing a little rugged. Both Varsity and J.V. teams provided many a thrill for loyal fans but experienced losing seasons. However, the high-spirited Bee eleven captured the League Crown, for the first time in Pirate his- tory, in the final minutes of play against the War- ren Bears. Placing higher than ever before in Coast League ratings, the fighting Pirate Varsity cagers finished the exciting 1960 season with a 15-10 record, a third place in Coast League, a consolation trophy from their own Paramount In- vitational Tournament, and, as a perfect finale- With the Qreen and manship Flag again Maroon and White tough Coast League a championship trophy won at the Banning Tour- ney held during the Christmas holidays. On the other hand, the J.V.'s, Bee's, and Cee's suffered losing seasons, but feel the experience gained should be a great asset to the Pirate teams of 1960-62. With the advent of spring, baseball, track and tennis move into the spotlight. Unable to equal the power-packed 1959 Coast League Champion Pirate nine, this year's horsehiders bowed to superior competition and dragged out a one-win season against such League standouts as Compton's Tarbabes. J.V.'s fared little better. Pirate spikesters, competing with giants, for the Coast League boasts some of the best track teams in Southern California, made a proud showing, with steady victories in the broad iump, pole vault, and hurdles, Pirate raqueteers round out this year's sport calendar uneventfully. largely sophomores and iuniors, they count heavily on 1961 to even scores. M. Ea 'fl 'jf 3 l 0 W 0 in fgm 4 'I 'n xy 3: ' V I 'x at T fpan IQ.-an 4' M 1 1 1 F 1 ..- Joy Owen, Mary Ann Peirce, Francille Hakala, head flag girl, Phyllis Madinger, Ralaine Romer. With such excellent leadership as that offered by Captain Connie Groves, Co-Captain Joan O'Day, and Sponsor Mrs. Margaret Brush, this year's Pacettes were exceptionally good, Poise, pep, and precision marked their clever routines to such numbers as: Oh, You Beautiful DoIl, Kansas City and California Here I Come. This ambi- , tious group hopes to have new drill team outfits Connie Groves . . for this coming fall. Drill Team Captain Row One: Diana Jackson, Linda Lawrence, Renee Makin, Connie Groves, captain. Row Two: Nancy Sinclair, Marie Maletta, Lynn Bennitt, Betty Tumbleson, Judy Jordan, Claudia Evans, Terryl Chamski, Pat Artale. Row Three: Joanne Jorgensen, Caro- lyn Jackson, Patti Murphy, Claudia Amesberry, Diane Wood, Edith Taylor, Nancy Stewart, Sharon Brown. Row Four: Carlean Blumenthal, Chrystal Metzger, Lenora Baima, Virginia Day, Peggy Butler, Vicki Olague, Barbara Tucker, Marsha Narkitis. fililll J B f---1 - ',,v .'o 1 in it ' 4-4 V.. ...J L... I... Q., I.. I-. H: '3 -4 i , , -- . 'rl .g Leigh AM, BOB HAUG Hallback JERRY KUHN Cenler ., ,, 1 - L. ' . Wi fi., fzyfls- L w 1-'QW '- V, E .f . , , ,ff My ' gy A 0 V Y 'fl 'A X C, may f A ,f ' 'JJ A ,, , 5.1 f ' ,.-'Kg , ,,M,:Yw': 'i ' 'Q' I-V U- -.-9 ,lr na' I M w,,,,,j'3.,1 ei 1241. ,iz -,I -7 2-v I -ef. ., -Y --L.. '.A 'V' FRANK MORENO MEL CLARK Linebacker Guard ff Wh WW Q-1.5 0' 44 ,-----, L, I -514, 29 2 Q Q9 -gh. 4 W '4 LARRY BOGLE Gucrd ARNOLD GIVEN Guard CO-CAPTAINS CLIFF SHETLEY and JIM LITTLE MEL COE JIM LITTLE Tackle Tackle ,mu 54,5 rftf' um ' 'Q . or--, . ROD TIDWELL Center ELTON SAGER Tackle JOHN NULL Fullback KEN OUCHI Guard .nil i I c 3 I7 , 9 Mm, 2 1227 ggfllgg al53l,12 l46 5 Va Row One Harold Muller Ken Ouchl Pele Merrick Bud Campbell Brent Bennltt Da e Mulllgan Ruchard Causey Make Lewls Mel Clark Frank Morero Doug LoVelere Row Two Manager Doug Verhoef Coach Tom Middleton Harold Robertson Dan Walters Arnold Glen Jerry Kuhn Lesler Coombes Cllff Shelley Jay Coates John Null Al Hllton Dave Socket! Coach Cleo Cordell Row Three Bull Lord Elton Sager Fred Hlll Bob Storostka Bob Feenstro Leroy Woods Rodney Tld ell Melvln Coe Bob Hoag Nelson Wysong Absent Jum Lttle Lorry Bogle T.-P Q V? in 4 Q fq ' 'bu rg if A - + T 1 I I 3 I fe X 'Et C . 7 K 3. as , . l gl 3 x Q Q ,MW 3 . V A ll W , i lf, my :look to i e ufure S5-Q 'rt S-1-J' or I A ,J j . . L l P C . ' . ' ' . ' . y .ll I . ., . , . i 'W l 134 Rldmg hugh on the splrlt built by l958 s Coast League Champuons thus years Varsrty found the going tough sleddrng lnexperrenced proved to be the mayor factor hampermg squad and coaches allke Stull rooters will not soon forget the vuctory over Jordan or the wan snatched from the Chaffey Tigers Flne sportsmanship was displayed on the field and In the stands However d sappomtlng this season added another thrrlllng chap ter to Paramounts pugskm hustory Fme lme play was dlsplayed by Jlm Lrttle Jerry Kuhn Elton Sager Rod Trdwell and Melvm Coe The superb runmng of Mlke Lewrs Dave Sackett Fred Hall Harold Muller well mnxed with a dash of exploslve llne play provlded the fans wnth many excltlng moments When the smoke of bat tle had drrfted away these awards were made by the Coast League and at the seventh Annual Purate Foot ba'l Awards Banquet Most Valuable Varsity Player and All Coast League lsecond teaml tackle Jum Luttle Paramount Journal Award and All Coast League lsec ond teaml halfback Make Lewas Most lmproved Player Dave Sackett Most lnspnratlonal Player Al Halton Most Valuable JV Player Make Clark and Most Valuabel Bee Player Bob Marshall Varsrly Football Coaches Tom Muddlelon and Cleo Cordell .-4 .h. B A ..-. . Q ,. .U ML: 0 - 1 .Q on - ,... . D 5 V-MQW., ugh.. N ' ..-. ,-.'. , .. f l -v' 9k'5 'f K Q -,AV .4g4,,y ' K., A in +1 . Row One: Tom Overholtzer, Walter Southard, Richard Causey, Gary Johnston, Brent Bennitt, Harold Shears, Jay Coates, Mike Clark. Row Two: Laurence Nielson, Doyle Taylor, Eddie Rosales, Leonard Shubert, Bob Canavan, Dan Wolters, Danny lewis. W .. .1959 PHS-27 .. ....s Excelsior-27 PHS-6 ,,.,, ,,,,,. J ordan-28 PHS-0 .r.A. ,,.. C haffey-20 PHS-O ..... rr.. D owney-4C PHS-7 ,,.,.. ....,. C ompton-48 PHS-l 2 .... ,.,,., l ynwood-26 PHS--33 ,,,, Dominguez-O PHS-I3 PHS--7 ,,r,., .A... Centennial--40 Warren-26 Co-Captain Mike Clark, Coach Danny A Blake, and CoCaptain Ed Rosales. With a small squad on hand, Coach Danny Blake faced many problems. Opening with a hard fought tie 27-27 with Excelsior's Pilots, then scor- ing a decisive 33-O win over the Dominguez Dons, this year's JV's played hard all season. Mike Clark, who received the Most Valuable Player award at this year's Football Banquet, as well as Harold Shears and Gary Johnston will prove valu- able assets to the 1960's varsity squad. Supple- mented by Junior High stand-outs, the future squads look promising. F'Q ,aivgaudwiwff Sf' M '5 t if N mf' News Row One Frank Maletta Tony NICOSIO Roland Morrus Crarg Butterworth Gary Murray Martin Eyler Dave Kraymck Ken Thompson Tom Lovengler Vuc Scarprno Row Two Leonard Moreno Dave Wotrlng Stan Baker Joe Maldonado Alex Mar tlnez Don Hohl Larry Foster Larry Leusek John Bustos Manuel Perez Jon Johnson Row Three Coach Ray Rabunek C Captarn Bob Marshall Jrm Jordan Make Gorham Roger Morissette Art Martln Leonard Blanton Jerry Whutt Harald Whlte James Armstrong Larry Holt Frank Etter Co Captoun Jrm Barrslc Aqurlmo Exposlto Ned McNabb Bull Glbbons Coach Bob Knlelrng The greatest Bee team rn the scwool s hrstoryl Coach Bob Kmelung s grldsters took possession of the Coast League Bee Champlonshlp wrth a hard fought 12 6 victory ower Warren whale l0OO fans looked on The squad was sparked all year by the performances of Bob Marshall 1959 BEE RECORD Bull Grbbons Jam Barlslc and Jlm Jordan to mentlon only a few Coach Knlelrng rated Co Captarns Bob Marshall PH EXCelSl0f and Jlm Barlslc the flnest QB and guard he has ever PHS coached whale Ball Grbbons and Roger Morrnssette had no equals ln turning Marshall s passes Into quick Pirate touch PH Chqffey downs Almost every game brought new laurels to the school wath vlctorles In the last mlnute of play In four of the fnve league games The opener wuth Compton found PH Common the Prrates behlnd 7 O wrth two mlnutes untrl halftxme when Bob Marshall hut Blll G bbons wnth a AO yard TD pass PH l-Ynwood and the halft me score stood 76 The Prrate attack bogged down three mrnutes remalned when QB Marshall PH Dommguez agarn hut Gibbons for a 30 yard TD and a vvctory The PH Centennial season s last game agalnst Warren proved a flttlng fnnale Wrth ten seconds untrl halftume Sensor Stan Baker unter cepted a Bear pass to cash an for a 6 O lead Warren tled the score In the third Marshall then hut Gibbons with passes to get wlthln range then Manuel Perez scored on a Statue of Lrberty play later nullrfled by a penalty Two plays later QB Bob Marshall hut right end Roger Morrssette for the wrnmng TD and the Bee Crown Jordan PH Downey PHS Warren . 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M - , A--.ff .ow Q vu 36 , 'Z' 1551 J ' Un BOB HAUG Halfback , Y JERRY KUHN Center LARRY BOGLE Guard .,y, ARNOLD GIVEN Guard 7 vf I fu,-I haf 5:3 G? ,ni ,ge- 61-T ROD TIDWELI. CO-CAPTAINS CLIFF SHETLEY and JIM LITTLE MEL COE JIM LITTLE Tackle Tackle 1' ,fm I I H Center ELTON SAGER Tackle JOHN NULL Fullbcck KEN OUCHI Guard s-9' , 4 J 19' fu 1 s 3l2L55 :l53l,1a l 5 fs fe Q Q92 Row One Harold Muller Ken Ouchr Pete Merrrck Bud Campbell Brent Bennult Dave Mull gan Rrchard Causey Make Lewis Vlel Clark Frank Morero Doug LoVetere Row Two Manager Doug Verhoef Coach Tom Mrddleton Harold Robertson Dan Walters Arnold Glen Jerry Kuhn Lester Coombes Clrlf Shetley Jay Coates John Null Al Hrlton Dave Socket? Coach Cleo Cordell Row Three Bull Lord Elton Sager Fred Hll Bob Storoshka Bob Feenstra Leroy Woods Rodney Trdwell Mel on Coe Bob Hoag Nelson Wysong Absent Jnm Lrttle Larry Bogle If 'Mi QQ' : '5 ! 134 'ISP ocook to flue guiure Rrdung hugh on the splrlt burlt by l958 s Coast League Champlons this years Varsrty found the going tough sleddmg lnexpernenced proved to be the malor factor hampering squad and coaches alike Stull rooters wrll not soon forget the victory over Jordan or the wm snatched from the Chaffey Tigers Frne sportsmanship was displayed on the freld and ln the stands However dxsappomtrng this season added another thrlllmg chap ter to Paramounts prgskrn hrstory Frne lane play was drsplayed by Jrm Llttle Jerry Kuhn Elton Sager Rod Tudwell and Melvrn Coe The superb running of Make Lewrs Dave Sackett Fred Hull Harold Muller well mixed wrth a dash of exploslve line play provided the fans wath many excltmg moments When the smoke of bat tle had drafted away these awards were made by the Coast League and at the seventh Annual Purate Foot ball Awards Banquet Most Valuable Varsrty Player and All Coast League lsecond teaml tackle Jlm Lrttle Paramount Journal Award and All Coast League lsec ond teaml halfback Make Lewis Most lmproved Player Dave Sackett Most lnsprratronal Player Al Hrlton Most Valuable JV Player Mrke Clark and Most Valuabel Bee Player Bob Marshall Varsrty Football Coaches Tom Mnddleton and Cleo Cordell ,- ,fo W.. '. 4rv .1 ..Q. N ll V Y, Q, . f f vs .'. 'Ma v4',,,,Y ,w,,Q, A P . f ,h 'Ai-340 wwf. s ' V , . Row One: Tom Overholtzer, Walter Southard, Richard Causey, Gary Johnston, Brent Bennitt, Harold Shears, Jay Coates, Mike Clark. Row Two: Laurence Nielson, Doyle Taylor, Eddie Rosales, Leonard Shubert, Bob Canavan, Dan Walters, Danny Lewis. fU'.4 . . .1959 PHS-27 .,.. Excelsior-27 PHS-6 ..., .,,, J ordan--28 PHS-O .... ..t. C haffey-20 PHS-0 .,A. ..,. D owney-AC PHS-7 ,..,, ,.i,., C ompton-48 PHS-l 2 ..,,,, ,,,. L ynwood-26 PHS-33 ...,. ...,. D ominguez-O PHS-I3 ...,. .,.,. C entennial-40 PHS-7 ..e.. Warren-26 Co-Captain Mike Clark, Coach Danny Blake, and CoCaptain Ed Rosales. With a small squad on hand, Coach Danny Blake faced many problems. Opening with a hard fought tie 27-27 with Excelsior's Pilots, then scor- ing a decisive 33-O win over the Dominguez Dons, this year's JV's played hard all season. Mike Clark, who received the Most Valuable Player award at this year's Football Banquet, as well as Harold Shears and Gary Johnston will prove valu- able assets to the l960's varsity squad. Supple- mented by Junior High stand-outs, the future squads look promising. ,Nrm Ml . .,. -R. 4.7, 21-4 f tw tiiSZ2?.s..,,sw-f Q' Us 'M' .. Row One Frank Maletta Tony Nicosia Roland Morris Craig Butterworth Gary Murray Martin Eyler Dave Kraynuck Ken Thompson Tom Lovengler Vic Scarplno Row Two Leonard Moreno Dave Wotrlng Stan Baker Joe Maldonado Alex Mar tlnez Don Hohl Larry Foster Larry Leisek John Bustos Manuel Perez Jon Johnson Row Three Coach Ray Rabinek Ca Captain Bob Marshall Jim Jordan Mike Gorham Roger Morissette Art Martin Leonard Blanton Jerry Whitt Harold White James Armstrong Larry Holt Frank Etter Co Captain Jim Barisic Aquulino Expasito Ned McNabb Bill Gibbons Coach Bob Kmeltng 1959 Condi ,Ceague The greatest Bee team In the school s history' Coach Bob Kmeling s gridsters took possession of the Coast League Bee Championship wth a hard 'fought l2 6 victory over Warren while lOOO fans looked on The squad w'1s sparked all year by the performances of Bob Marshall Bill Gibbons Jim Barislc and Jim Jordan to mention only a few Coach Knnellng rated Co Captains Bob Marshall and Jim Barislc the finest QB and guard he has ever coached while Bull Gibbons and Roger Morrnssette had no equals In turning Marshall s passes into quick Pirate touch downs. Almost every game brought new laurels to the school with victories in the last minute of play in four of the five league games, The opener with Compton found the Pirates behind 7-O with two minutes until halftime when Bob Marshall hit Bill Gibbons with a 40-yard TD pass and the halftime score stood 7-6. The Pirate attack bogged down- three minutes remained when QB Marshall again hit Gibbons for a 30-yard TD and a victory. The season s last game against Warren proved a fitting finale. With ten seconds until halftime Senior Stan Baker inter- cepted a Bear pass to cash in for a 6-O lead. Warren tied the score in the third. Marshall then hit Gibbons with passes to get within range then Manuel Perez scored on a Statue of Liberty play, later nullified by a penalty. Two plays later, QB Bob Marshall hit right end Roger Morissette for the winning TD and the Bee Crown. ee l0l'lJ PHS PHS PH PH - PH - PHS-I3 PH -25 P - 3 PHS-I2 ORD Excelsior Jordan .. Chaffey ,... Downey- . Compton , Lynwood Dominguez Centennial Warren 'Wf- fy. 5' E. '-J . AEXX. z i 'Wham it :Xe A ,-of f 'T Morrissette hauls in TD pass against Dominguez , . . Coach Bob Knieling looks proud a rambles lor yardage against Bears . . . All the way in one play . . . Perez scampers sprints past Bear Secondary for long gain . . . Marshall cannot elude Dons this time , at halftime against Warren . , , Marshall passes to Gibbons for long gain. - ,I lr. z pm 1 AW ani f 'Q M ei ,Maw ? f'f .gs ff' - Q 'T' lg 'G .av l - W' gf' .M M 1 , , ,.I .W gg Yr' afeaiy Carol Martln lovely and graclous IS seventh nn the lane of Paramount s charmung Homecoming Queens Barbara Johnson Mary Martm Lena Vnsser MarnlynGrntfen Joyce Menard and Sandra Brooks An active member of pep and bowlang clubs she has also been admired as a Pacette and Yell Leader Carol who proved her leadershlp ablllty by servlng as a class representative during her lumor and sensor years represented Paramount Sensor Hugh School at Girls State Sacramento Fall wlll fund her an education mayor at Long Beach State College A. 'X i' lf 4 A xxx M K 5 N an 2.33, A x far S' X 'e - if -131 I Z I I I I er f l 4 120 Row One: Ken Sammons, Hugh Clabaugh, Harold Cook, Arnold Rowe, Jim Walters. Row Two: Ronald Piette, Ricky Cor- many, .lack Yakamonis, Pat English, Coach Jack Kelder. Absent, Fred Kuperus. PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS 1960 BEE RECORD Downey Excelsior Rancho Alamitos Hart Downey Piux X Artesia Jordan Lakewood Dominguez Centennial Warren Compton Lynwood Dominguez Centennial Warren Compton Lynwood Captain Hugh Clabcugh gets admiring glance from Bee Coach .lack Kelder. ee Cxagera Playing against stiff competition all year, Coach Jack Kelder's squad registered victories over Pius X, Dominguez, and Lynwood. Fred Kuperus, Rick Cormany, and Hugh Clabaugh will be expected to bolster a strong varsity team for next year. Coach Kelder thought that inexperience played a definite part in the inability of the boys to contend with the more experienced teams which they encountered. ll J' 1A 4 ' uric AW ,,,,, 2 D Row One: Ken Thompson, Ed Hundley, Louis Mendoza, Ed Tharp. Row Two: Alex Martinez, George Gutierrez, Paul Mc Clish, Len Rosales, Coach Art Linden. Captain Tom Lovingier, absent. Cee Caqera Coach Art Linden's Cee squad proved favorites with the fans for their wild brand of play which netted them Rancho Alamitos and Lynwood. Shotgun Tom Lovingier proved to be the high scorer, while Louis Mendoza clowned to the de- light of the cheering stands. lt must be said that this year's Cee team gave everyone a chuckle- even Coach Linden. DHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS 1960 CEE RECORD Downey Excelsior Rancho Alamitos Hart Downey Pius X Bellflower Wilson Artesia Lakewood Dominguez Centennial Warren Compton Lynwood Dominguez Centennial Warren Compton Lynwood Jkfiglzi eil' ana 146 G 4-L . s 5 l t 99 . i A 39 Front Row: Roger Morissette, Harold White, Brent Bennitt, Pete Merrick, Dennis Moore, Wayne Land, Jim Gardan, Stan Baker. Raw Two: Manager Doug Verhoef, Manager Dan Porter, Elton Sager, Fred Hill, Bill Gibbons, Terry Speelman, Bar- ney Evans, Mike Clark, Clarence Christ, Al Hilton, Coach Bob Knieling. oun oing Rong ROGER MORISSETTE FRED HILL Pitcher Center Field Coach Bob Knieling's horsehiders failed in their quest for a repeat of last year's Coast League Championship. Only three Pirate players returned from the '59 championship line-up, while the other ve Coast League teams regained the maior- ity of their squads, Inconsistent hitting and field- ing hampered Pirates all year. As the season drew to a close, only a 'few boys continued hitting. Bill Gibbons, Harold White, Jim Gordon were leading hitters while seniors, Stan Baker and Dennis Moore finished the season creditably. Promising players such as Al Hilton, Pete Merrick, Mike Clark, Roger Morissette, Wayne Land, Bill Gibbons, and Fred Hill should put the Pirates within reach of the 1961 crown. ELTON SAGER First Base Right Field CLARENCE CHRIST 'Q 3 X u -AN. Barney Evans Right Field Mike Clark Right Field Brent Bennitt Shortstop Wayne Land Left Field .. -I 5 S Z! YN 1 if f' f v ti 1. Dennis Moore Gal. Jim Gordan shortstop s econ d Base 1960 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD PHS 5 Pius X i2 PHS 5 Rancho Alamitos l PHS O Jordan 4 PHS 3 Artesia 4 PHS 3 Bellflower 5 PHS 3 Lakewood ll PHS l Dominguez 8 PHS O Centennial 9 PHS 2 Warren I2 PHS l Compton 6 PHS l Lynwood 4 PHS O Dominguez 8 PHS 4 Centennial 8 PHS 3 Warren ll PHS 2 Compton 4 PHS 2 Lynwood I7 PHS O Dominguez 6 PHS 4 Centennial 20 PHS 2 Warren I2 PHS l Compton 2 PHS 0 Lynwood 3 AI Hilton ferry Spearman Catcher Third Base ,Q Harold White Second Bose Bill Gibbons Lett Field Stan Baker Third Base Pete Merrick Pitcher Y W A, v'id'f 'l J 23 'lily-f'9 w Z fgqbjfb was pi- '3 pg Front Row Don G bbons Doug Veazey B Ily Ray Charles Tr man Frank Maletta Gary Murray Mel Clark Tm Morrls James Demeng Row Two Jack Yakemonus Charles Abernathy Larry Holt Gary Johnston James Armstrong Ronald Puette Ken Sammons Lon Wnlson Bob Sto oshka Leonard Shubert Bob Cana an Coach Danny Blake fb .IJOPJBIILCIBPJ I' Predomunately a sophomore group thus year s J V team played scrappy baseball throughout the sea son It was vnctorlous over such name schools as Plus X Artesia Rancho Alamrtos Centenmal and Warren Coach Danny Blake admnmstered the 'fundamentals and deflmtely Improved hls green squad Frank Maletta Don Glbbons and Gary Johnston responded wuth a conslstent streak of huts whale steady Jlm Armstrong dad most of the pltchmg Mel Clark and Leonard Shubert proved valuable players wuth thelr spmted performances on the field The trlple play agaunst Compton roused many a chuckle for the length of the sea son. Congratulations are due the boys who recelve JV letters. 50 PH H PH PH PH PH H PH PH PH PH PH PH PH H H PH H PHS PHS PHS 1960 JV RECORD Plus X Rancho Alamitos Jordan Artesia Bellflower Lakewood Dominguez Centenmal Warren Compton Lynwood Domnnguez Centenmal Warren Compton Lynwood Dominguez Centennial l Warren 2 Compton 7 Lynwood i fl I I 2 1 fr I gil LV Q7 ax I , f '-' 4. ..,s,i nr-'H ,Q O 14 r , , ,1,J5f4W FFF, 1 V 1 r it .. ,, , ,,,,,. , M V 97?-gi-3' 4 -1 , W- V wrt- W ty ,ya ,-M95 V, 5 - u .V I A i t VZ 6 'i 'f K i ,,,,. in I ,, , ,, Ei df sat' Z 7' : ' Q V' M A . AQ, l A H ,ng ff 0 ' .'Qf f.lg-, If 7 V .r L .I D D, ,541 E Y 3 A '4-sa.. X as- it V ,-fdC.:.wsAr,, ,.,:Y. , A, . I fl W w ,f .m. 'W buffs r r, X 'I I fx D i Catcher Al Hilton connects for a base hit . . . Second baseman Jim Gordon bunts in night game against Dominguez . . . Stan Baker scores lirst run against Compton as Tarbabe catcher drops the bal , , 4 Coach Bob Knieling, Fred Hill and Barney Evans view the game in amazement . . . Loyal rooters share the excitement of the game . . . Coach Bob Knieling and Brent Bennitt examine Fred Hill, who just crushed his right ankle against Dominguez . . . Long ball hitter Bill Gibbons swings hard . . . Pirates get ready for their turn at bat . . . Youre out . , . Dominguez player spikes third ba,eman Stan Baker in close play at third, l5l J 4 L M. 1 av' ff 1 ' fc -f 'lr C Bla W-' I l -- .- ---. 1 , -.1 f ?m I at 1 1' ..-01' 3, ig, , c 5 .ZLL Row One: Larry Juno, Dave Peterson, Sam Scott, Ed Thorp, Tom Lovinger, Larry Johnsonbaugh, Leonard Blanton. Row Two: Jack DeBolt, Jerry Knoles, Jon Johnson, Bob Peterson, Ron McClary, Jerry Whitt, Doyle Taylor, John Hale, Jessie Vande' vender, Coach Ray Rabinell. '60 Jzacqueieerd Displaying good form is Varsity Captain Bob Peterson. Led by its captain, Bob Peterson, this year's tennis squad proved to be a capable foe against many Coast League teams. Although a losing season was encountered, stellar performances were turned in by Larry Johnsonbaugh, Doyle Taylor, and Dave Peterson. With the experience gained, and the fine group of sophomore and iuniors returning to bolster the I96I squad, better things are fore- cast for the future. I960 VARSITY TENNIS PHS O Rancho Alamitos 9 PHS O Jordan 9 PHS 0 Excelsior 32 PHSI Artesia 7 PHS 2 Bellflower 30 PHS IV1 Lakewood 30112 PHS BV2 Centennial 23V1 PHS O Warren 32 PHS 3 Compton 29 PHS I Lynwood 3I PHS I2 Centennial 20 PHS 3V2 Warren 28 V1 PHS 5Vg Compton 26Vg PHS 3112 Lynwood 28V1 PHS I7 Centennial I5 PHS 4 Warren 28 PHS I3 Compton I9 if 3 , RL Row One: Manager Dave Kurtz, Glynn Costner, Tom Overholzer, Harold Miller, Richard Causey, Dave Milligan, Dave Sackett, Arnold Given, Larry Nielsen, Doug LoVetere, Manager Lee Salladay. Row Two: Coach Jerold Perkins, Larry Braun Glen Chandler, Jim Teter, Jim Soiset, Mel Coe, Bill Osman, Bob Marshall, Lester Coombes, Bob Haug, Joe Brooks, Sheri dan Harlan, Gary Smith, Gene Lybbert, Coach Tom Middleton. inclacfa Handicapped by a very small squad and numerous iniuries, the thinclads experienced a very disappointing season. However un- successful, they placed heavily in the pole vault, hurdle events, and the broad iump. Led by Co-captains Les Coombes and Glen Chand- ler, they were always in there fighting. Highlight of the season was the fine showing made by Pirate Les Coombes. This senior was the only Varsity squad member to capture a place in the Coast League Track Finals. He won first place in the pole vault event with a iump of 12' 4 . Coaches Tom Middleton and Jerold Perkins ex- pect a better showing in 1961, thanks to returning Lettermen. 1960 TRACK RECORD A B C P.H.S. vs. Rancho Alamitos Lost Lost Lost P.H.S. vs. Pius X ....,Y,,..,.,,,, Lost Lost Tie P.H.S vs. Lakewood Lost Won Lost ' P.H.S vs. Jordon ....,,.,, Lost Lost Lost 1 P.H.S vs. Dominguez ,,.... Lost Won Lost P.H.S vs. Centennial Lost Lost Lost P.H.S vs. Compton Lost Lost Lost P.H.S vs. Lynwood Lost Lost Lost as., 1 1 Co-Captains, Les Coombes and Glen Chandler talk with Coach Tom Middleton i i T-- 'K .AW i was gf: .Ni xf' ..'kl'4 9 .J ff. 45 . W , v www A 5.5393 5: 1 wi, any-. 35 v !'V'l i -' ip, 'li ' ,vc V-Vi wg,-if 4 ,.,,. A , My MZ?-3 fu. -1 N -K v' 7l :' .:.4a'.T0':-fflu 4f'..':,.33 r ',- min Row One: Bob Scoll, John Alonzo, Larry Foster, Clyde Hall, Jerry Pelzel, Jim Jordan, Aquilino Expositio, Jim Barisic. Row Two: Ken Shubert, Forrest Graham, Richard Meder, Ron Snyder, Terry Nielsen, Richard Boomhower, Dan Allsbrook, Ron Kitchens, Ronald Lowy, Dan Sherman, Charles Swedich. Row One Don Hohl, Mel Merwin, Harold Cook, Ken Lary, Dave Mesenhimer, Richo Resales, Bill Salladay, Dave Mills, Mike Gorham, Bob Brumfield, Leonard Rosales. rd Duke, Row Two: Paul McClish, Leo 'Q fs. W Tomi 4 N54 I-491 , J, Q y - , , ,T 1 -A 5. ,.-- 3 XM? .,--rise! 51 ' ' ev ',,-t ,L 3 4 pa' , nf Wig.. i , ,, Senior Lester Coombes pole vaults high in the air . . . ASB President Jim little shows form in the high hurdles which earned him h's Varsity letter . , . Jim Soiset throws the shot . . . Bill Osman watches the start of the Cee 'IOO yard dash . . , Coach Tom Middleton talks to Ca-Captain Glen Chandler before a home track meet . . . Bill Osman crosses the tape far ahead in the low hurdles . . . Alex Martinez wins in a driving finish as Centennial runner trails . . . Harold Miller runs hard for victory in the 440 yard dash . , Jim Soiset throws with all his might as fellow Pirates admire. 155 1 dl Jit- X 19 s 4' 9 9 'sv v X If ,g,. 7 Q asm .r vb., .. , V48 y 1 ' v , . 1-uv 5 I,-' , ,g I -1 . . W, vt 34 E -ov . v. 'n- wh fssgx 'I 'sf ,an -, 1 , , . ,, I gf . Bn., ' A , s 1 . x 7 if J.. -+1 aw' , L . 'r f I 1. AL! K N 5 xl.: xx 1 C fir 1' ufa tea upreme Sergeant at Arms Elton Sager Secretary Brent Bennutt Vuce Presndent Al Hulton Presrdent Clutl Shetley conduct Letterman Club Pirates supreme the top athletes of Paramount form the large and important group called the Letterman or Varsnty Club Thus year steered by President Cliff Shetley Vrce President AI Htl ton, Treasurer Ken Ouchl Secretary Brent Ben nltt Seargeant at arms Elton Sager and Co Sponsors Coach Jerold Perkins and Coach Cleo Cordell :ts members were an eftectmve soclal and clvlc force on campus Backlng the March of Dames December I8 they dlstrlbuted and collected the official contasners They spon sored Februarys tradltlonal Sweethearts Ball February l2 crownung Mlke Clark and Duane Wood 1960 Kung and Queen of Hearts They cooperated wlth the Corsalres to brlng the not ous Donkey Basketball Game March 9 to a packed gym and for pure fun staged a plcnrc nn lrvmg Park December 6 and headed for the snows of Bug Bear January 22 and 23 Row One Sponsor Jerold Perkuns Clutf Shetley Al Halton Brent Bennntt Elton Sager Sponsor Cleo Cordell Row Two Frank Moreno Jam Gordon Stan Baker Harold Robertson Harold Muller Murry Weeden Rnchard Causey Pete Merruck Doug Ver Hoef Dennls Moore Dave Mulllgan Dave Sackett Arnold Rowe Arnold Gwen Make Lewis Gordon Jolly Rodney Tndwell Row Three Jerry Kuhn Phll Llttle John Null Jay Coates Eddle Rosales Dan Walters Les Coombes Doug LoVetere Charles Wllllams Bll Osman Bob Stroshka Leroy Woods Nelson Wysong Fred Hall Jum Lrttle Duane Tanner B 's he I s 1 ts 'sg 'H ,ll fl I ,' lt 0 G: of 1 Cl f- f 0 ,X Y 't 74 , A v n I 'ur , gf o I L I I I .. . . - . . , , l - - I , . . . . . . I - - I - - , , - . . . . . , I I I I I ' . I . ,. ,ll J I-' x 1 , 1 W 'T ,Q ' ' :A I 6- , s fl. J I D 'Y 4, J it y 1 t I .sa I v I I ' 'l , rl 2 -W 5 g' l 1 n wa! l cr- and i Y .if v 2 ,- f ,? I t -7 , A, .rx , gfair or ggi: ,iii -i 5 ,wsu Francia Harding, vice president Hall se- mesterl: Bonnie Parlee, president itwo semestersl, and Darlene Merwin, vice president ispring semesterl of the Let- terett Club. porfst The Letterettes are a group of forty girls interested in developing 'finer skills in such sports as softball, volleyball, basketball, tennis, badminton and gymnastics. They also keep inter-school spirit high with competition among other schools in the Paramount District, and the annual Girls' Athletic Day. The requirement for becoming a Letterette is participation in one of the designated sports. This year the girls had a fudge and chocolate chip cookie sales for their money raising projects. Sponsoring the Letterettes is Miss Jo Ann Day. Row One: Bonnie Parlee, president, Darlene Merwin, vice president, Francis Bolan, secretary: Pam Pcrlee, treasurer, Dody Pfeuffer, publicity chairman, Row Two: Cathy Corske, Francis Maletta, Linda Pteutter, Sharon Pollock, Jo Dee Rupp, Karen Butterworth, Carol Roosa, Betty Tumbleson, Barbara Speight, Sharon Hansen, Roni Ketchum, Donna Price, Francia Harding, Gail Wisehart, Briar Visser, Edith Taylor, Judy Rosic, Miss JoAnn Day. Row Three: Sandra Whitaker, Vickie White, Lynda Dickson, Kathy Walblom, Anne Blanton, Sandra Goss, Claudia Causey, Linda Lawrence, Connie Speelman, Linda Menard, Sandi McConkey, Audrie Potocki, Barbara Curtis, Bobby Goodwin, Joyce Holland, Carolyn Damron. 7- i l t i I Una f- su s.c..,,,. 4. www- Y at 4 , yt 252 ' ! fee-5514, A ' - l Ji ' ' 3 ' I , V? . 'ev-ff l ,MU 1 .J . ,, Q G Y 'P Q 4 sm. B .4- ' ,e - --- 5 v ,..,.. ' ...W V ---N' ..s.. he 4. if I bi .4 .If ,AWN -f X 29 Si - I. ,.,.. MNWN' H -5- -- -M-.,,, S+.--5.9-Q -in ,Q -..- f 'Nf W rg . 5 ws A--1 4 lp- 'G' '1 -ii I Spirited Letterette, Roni Ketchum, leads a yell for Paramount at playday . , . Tennis playday with Compton and Centennial G.A.A. classes . . . Judy Rozic tries for a basket . . . Senior Jodee Rupp shows her skill at softball . . . Tiny Frances Maletta swings a tennis racket for Paramount points . . . Anne Blanton races with time while Dody Pfeufter attempts an out . . . Teamwork and sportsmanship count during an intramural basketball game. 159 X. 'T ,ff l6O or the ecor . -,,,,.f.A -- ! ', Trophies garnered by Pirates in sport events staged this year were not many but proved added strength in basketball and continued excellence in league sportsmanship. Left to right: Banning Invitational Basketball Tournamenty Coast League Sportsmanship Award: and Consolation Trophy, Paramount Invitational Basketball Tournament The l959 Banning Invitational Basketball Trophy was acquired during the Christmas holidays Pirates we e not expected to give top seated Banning Broncos any trouble since they had won the tournament five straight years Defeating Beaumont 55 20 Banning 45 36 Hemet 62 50 and Valencia 59 55 the Pirates clinched the championship All members ofthe team received individual trophies Senior Bill Osman who will long be remembered took home four trophies lHngh Scorer All Tournament Most Valuable Player and an individual trophyl. Para- mount received a 1959 Sportsmanship Plaque. Spirit ran high and Pirates are proud of its continued recognition. Pirate cagers again rated the i959 Consolation Trophy at the Paramount Invitational Basketball Tournament held hereto open the season. I959 1960 f .' mfr: , - U M Ol sv, sa v P . 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I A I . -, .F V H - ' ' A ' L K., Juniors JO n Null and Nelson Wys ng practice the art c:rIstrucIIon Bo ee and Crall Construction Co, . . 4 I W1 tg ----- Popular sen or t I s Mary and D a e Bru feld enloy the pause that ef eshes at Mabry s founta n M A B R Y S headquarters for prescraptuons cosmehcs fountaln servlce Honydale magazines records school supphes NEvada 6 3615 greehng cards YOUNG 5 MARKET CLEARWATER LUMBER co GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES LUMBER CEMENT 13308 Paramount Blvd Everything In Lumber ME 3 1842 Hollydale MEtcalf 3 1143 15149 So Paramount IT PAYS TO LOOK WELLL' Open 8 30A M ,O 6 00 P M Mon thru U Member Order of Golden Rule Alr Condltloned CHANDLER TRAGER MORTUARY INC PETE DEDEN s BARBER SHOP ME 4 2363 THREE MASTER BARBERS 13843 Paramount Blvd Paramount Calif Pete Deden-Paul Sena-Charles Wllllamson Res Phone MEtcalf 3 4501 Robert D Trager Davld M Chandler 16282 Paramount Blvd Paramount Caluf A - 33 l I Main and Garfield ' D -l 1 l - Q u 7 : . , : . ., . S 1. ' ' I 1 16 Z lndustry for H solid future Telephone Jobs offer the best ln town We 1nv1te you to become an 1mportant part of the ever growmg, well pald, commumcatlons Ask your vocatlonal counselor about our posltlons or drop mto one of our nearby Employ ment Offices or ask your Operator for ZEmth 10 000 for the Employment Ojice nearest your home pac lf IC telephone 45' , 9 . I - . I . . . ' - v We are Proud to Have Created the 1960 JOLLY ROGER Cover THE S K SMITH COMPANY 5260 W 104th St Los Angeles BEST WISHES from ENGRAVERS CORPORATION Graduation Announcements - Diplomas Personal Cards - Medals - Trophies Club Pins Jostens Famous Class Rings 1044 South Hope Street Los Angeles 15 California COMPLIMENTS or SUPER DAIRY 14042 Garfield Ave Paramount Calif e Most Walked About Clothes in Town Saffq Sftafut O C A L I F O R N A 12011 Garfield Avenue MEtcaIf 3 2612 Hollydale WESTERN CONSUMERS FEED CO NEvada 6 1191 MEtcaIf 3 1128 7768 Jackson St Paramount Calif gd 'Q FORMAL WEAR Weddings Dinners Dances TO 60418 TO 27117 5515 South St 8455 E Firestone Lakewood Downey Handso e n t xedo are Je y Holden A nold Carter Robe! c a d o c Ing s a d Ronn e Sn der odel ng for R IA T the Porthole fash on sho 171 Th ' 5 W 1 4, E I ,Q ' - 45 DAIRY FEEDS RENT-A-TUX Ri h r lly E li , l n rr t i I J , m r BUMP M esEll w15gll5!5'5m NIU: gglls Pzrates Who Conquer All PlZZO'S PIZZA 8. DELICATESSEN Spaghettl sauce ravloll la Sagne and Meatballs to go Homemade Italuan Sausage too Plzza IS made to order Try us PETE and CLARA 13665 Garfield Hollydale MEtcalf 3 7562 Own the World s Finest Portable INN THE OLYMPIA STUDENT 13317 Paramount Blvd See It Today I PORTABLE Hollydale Callfornla C O M P T O N OFFICE EQUIPMENT ME 4 1767 811 E Compton Blvd Compton Student Typewmter Speczalzsts BEST WISHES from TH CROWN COACH CORPORATION M k o Where Ser 1 ace zs Gumanteed DREWER JONES CHEVROLET New and Used Cars and Trucks Telephone MEtcaIf O 5861 14925 S Paramount Blvd Paramount Cahf 172 S Open Dally 9 30 to 5 P M Saturday 9 30 to Monday and Thursday Evenmg 6 30 to 8 DR EARNEST C ROBERTS 13150 Paramount Blvd Hollydale Cahfomla Metcalf 3 1537 Nevada 6 7907 CWROPRACTOR Phones Office MEtcalf 3 1259 WE RENT TOOLS Fine OLD coLoNY Paunts Home ME 'f 3 1259 15740 S Paramount Blvd Paramount Calif I COMPLIMENTS or THE LINDSAY LUMBER CO PARAMOU NT CHAMBER CF COMMERCE 15938 S Paramount Blvd BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE 8. PAINTS MEtcaIf 3 0721 15738 S Paramount Blvd Paramount Caluf COMPLIMENTS of the Phone MEtcalf 3 2136 PARAMOUNT CAB COMPANY HERALD5 GARAGE Herald O Anderson Owner Phone Mnwlf 3 1280 8124 E Center St Paramount Caluf H A R R I E T S PARAMOUNT FARMS DAIRY CURL 8K SWIRL CASH AND CARRY Phone Macaw 3 3193 We serve you with nothing but the best 3421 E Artesia Blvd long Beach 5 Calif DAIRY PRODUCTS MEtcaIf 3 2956 14110 Downey Ave Open Thurs 8. Fra Evenrngs by Appountment Pammoum cum 173 , . I . . Z ME. 0-3168 Paramount, Calif. 7 BON MARCHE'S CLEANERS INC. JUANITA'S DRESS SHOP DRlvE-lN PARKING FASHIONS WITH A FLAIR Juanita Nlelsen 16293 S Paramount Blvd Phone MEtcalf 3 1628 Paramount Calrfornla Our own plant SPECIAL SAME DAY SERVICE INSURED Artesra 8. Downey ME 3 8302 CUSTOM CHROME METAL POLISHING ' PLATING 7800 Jackson St Paramount MEtcalf 3 7017 WITH COMPLIMENTS OF CAL MILK TANKS 8049 E Compton Blvd Paramount Callfomla MEtcalf 3 1141 NEvada 1228 lk-L, Loss Brooks Jolly Roger b smess B ooks stall me b r and Mr .lack Cann cott Yea boo 1' tant Sharon Sorkness d :cuss r od ert s ng sectnon I onager and h r ass s k DI s on los Angeles Engra ng Company . th R :hard 174 - I . . I . . - - 6- A nd D . K . , Q Q R' 1 5 4 .. - U I O I 0 , X El 1 1 I . tat . .L -5 A ,1 -6- . 'I i . 1 V- I A K . 1 , , . N G . , : . ' 'fn - , Y-Y ., - m.,- 'N ff ' , u ' m , e i , I lhel v i I ' w' i r , m e , . i , r 'vi i , vi . 0'-1 0 0 P0 0' 0 0 UPPYOVS 'he ln! C1 0llY of I g Cl b Pesdent Joan ODa :auto sly fo a 0 lable vt WISOH 5 e at Mo e o the Bo Ing WILSON FURNITURE MARINA LANES P1t0he ME 3 1890 13223 Paramount Blvd I6 AMF FULLY AUTOMATIC PINSETTERS Hollydale CaI1f Latest styles of furnrture and appllances Free Bowlung Instructlons Artesaa Blvd and Downey Ave ME 0 5901 BETTER SHOES FOR LESS MONEY SHOES for the ENTIRE FAMILY DEE S SHOE BOX 12116 camera Hollydale ME 05438 WESTCO 5 10 25c STORES 12220 Garfleld Avenue Hollydale CaI1fom1a ME 30302 DUTCH BANDRINGA REAL ESTATE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PARAMOUNT PALM SPRINGS 8129 Compton Blvd Paramount CaI1f Compluments of BEACHS GROCERY MEATS DRUGS Corner Paramount and Impenal Len r B im , pul s ni r, e I U i Bowin U r 5 ' Y aim, i U lUf'1llUf UVUI I l - strike whil rina Lanes, the scen f wi tournaments. . o o , . . . , - - 1 . . I o ' - I ' ' 1 . . . , . Possible Ways to Save Auto Insurance If your son under age 25 drives your car check the advantages of having him take an accredited driver training course ln many states this can mean a premium discount of IO per cent or more Note that premiums on a deductible collusion policy are considerably lower than on one offering full protection against damage to your car Deductible means that you yourself pay for example the Hrst S50 S100 or S200 of any repair cost lf you own two or more cars you might save money by insuring them un one policy The amount saved can be as much as 25 per cent Make sure your Insurance company lists you properly as to rob and driver classafu cation You pay most If you use your car in business least if you use It only for pleasure If you have had no accidents In recent years you might qualify for the reduced rates offered by some companies to preferred risks Consider the age and value of your car in deciding whether to carry comprehen sive Insurance fire theft etc On an old car you might figure it is good business Does your city have a community sponsored traffic safety CCITTPCIQDQ If so it would be worthwhile to support it Insurance rates have dropped sharply rn some cuties having safe driving programs Examples of this are Dallas Texas St Joseph Missouri Portland Maine and Butte Montana cHARLss KooPMANs C T LYNCH L FRANK cumsN E T IBBETSON PARAMOUNT TD INSURANCE AGENCY C D MOSIER lTheo De Denl JOHN M ANDERSON 8- CO MEMBERS or PORAMOUNT INSURANCE AGENTS GROUP to take the risk without insurance. TREV MQQRE-gales and Service GLADYS HYDE-landmark Insurance Agency I HANDY GLADMART GROCERI ES ME 3 2937 8139 Compton Blvd Paramount Caluf TREES SHRUBS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI BLUE STAR NURSERY 8725 E Impenal Downey TO 2 0820 SPORT MU FFLER SHOP Our business IS exhaustmg The Muffler with the Llfetlme Guarantee IO Percent Duscount on Ports to Students Bert Fuller 10920 Garfield PI South Gate T0 91612 or TO 91718 DOWNEY LIVE WIRE GTI THE LEADER Furnlshes You All Your Sport News Subscrlptlon Prlce-53 50 WENZELS MUSIC TOWN Fu nest Sound Around STEREO HIFI RECORDERS RECORDS RECORDING STUDIO ME 4 2928 BILL JACK 13117 Lakewood Blvd CARMIE MAGGIE Downey Callforma DON BRANDEL PLUMBING INC PLUMBING 8. HEATING CONTRACTORS 8304 Gardendale Ave Downey Callfornna Bus TOpaz 2 958 TOpaz 1 751 5 BRUCE CLEANERS Exvenr CLEANING Pnessmo Fune Laundry Work Alterahons Phone MEtcaIf 3 2879 12117 Garfield Ave Hbllyddle DOMESTIC 8- FOREIGN CRANKSHAFT GRINDING ELECTRONIC BALANCING MILLER S CRANKSHAFT GRINDING 16429 Lakewood Blvd Bellflower Callfornla HAROLD MILLER Owner ME 3 5129 177 1 , . . , . 4 ' ' 0' 4' n In - - - sv d I - A .- -I 1 o I Q ll ' ll . . ' 'I I In o I . - I - - , . 9 - - 0 - , s . . . . ' I 0 , ' f , sul- ' METAL h 6 dYer, Ihr Qsalaiuuwse !n-N PY byh 16424 MINNESOTA AVE PARAMOUNT -Q ED DYER NE 6 5271 General Manager ' ' ME. 3-5181 178 K 1 '1-'I I D 'D 4 1 O ' ' , ,E.,.,.'f112f'Q111t:ig1jjizwe.I - .vg,'f'1.r 11a1,2'1'1f11f ' ' gaf,,,gas 113-f:,1'!i, ,H iQ:'1.V'.H' ,21ig,1,95e?1!'1f t :'4k.'iui11f Q-SHIAAA A ef .5 ibfi A. : , ,U,.giE1y1fa.?gf 2'iwf2Z?1finyife Qlgai V ig. 1 ' .M ' i,i'sr2?1i'f11Q11 ' Eiggikifguiig-311 I 1 Q ,e,L , . , I fs- - . f' ' v. fl if 1 I , .injfllwefz-f V A , I A---H eA.-- 'e - 1 Pirate Senior, Frank Rutherford, dis lo f' 1 I h pl I' g' bd .e.dyer. I -1 ENGRAVING LOWERED i LINDYS MUFFLER SHOP 13343 So Lakewood Blvd CLOSED TUESDAY WE HONOR ALL CREDIT CARDS MEtcalf 3 4452 Paramount Calif CARNATION CLEANERS Y s. suos REPAIR Serve You: v nt Blvd 910 Para Bvd ood 8. Anaheam 1 LEAGU6, CHAMPIONS JAY GEE TEE VEE SERVICE Phone MEtcalf 3 8733 JOE COLLINS GLEN NEVINS 5665 Mann Street Hollydale Calrfornla MEtcaIf 3 5131 Menon 3 4983 HOLLYMART GROCERIES COMPLETE FOOD MARKET FEATURING QUALITY MEATS ME 3 4183 13204 S Paramount Blvd NEvada 6 9598 SUNSHINE FARM WHOLESALE POULTRY 16420 S Downey Ave OUCHI Paramount Calif R JANSEN J JANSEN HOLLAND AMERICAN COOKY BAKERY SPECIALIZING IN DUTCH COOKIES 16267 S P J O H N I E S FLYING A ssnvlcs GAS OIL LUBRICATION TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES BLUE CHIP STAMPS aramount Blvd 13305 Paramount Boulevard MEtcalf 3 4220 Paramount Calif MEtcalf 0 2471 Hollydale 1 on 3 r I nd. V ' 1 a . I . - f re V ' r P La ED , '. . 79 X Q-- 1 - ..nL, V.. x 4 N .AQ 1 'L fit at X i -- tx r W x i. n-4 N .MsEi,'4l:' f , Q fr'-5 i 'g,st, N ,, ' ' ms, Bon vayagel' say Linda Menard and Marian Slater twho represented P.HS. in Mexico at Christmas! as Edith Taylor, AnaMaria Schmid and Bruno Faroldi leave California for Europe and South America. hey ,Ceaue MA-piiatea lzree- Poised for flight are Pirates three: Edith Taylor, outbound for Europe, AnaMaria Schmid anad Bruno Faroldi, hameward-bound for Colombia and Italy, Wishing them Bon voyage! are Linda Menard and Marion Sla- ter, who enioyed a fortnight in Mexico after Christmas, Says Edith, I realize my responsibility as your rep- resentative, l hope l will not disappoint you! From AnaMaria, How can l thank you all? This is my real Alma Mater! Bruno adds, Homesick at first, l recovered very fast and have learned so much to remember and use all my life! As for Linda and Marion, recalling happy purposeful days in Guasave, they are sure that such missions, flown by teenagers of every land, are this century's Crusade against misunderstanding, - ignqggnce, and hostility. Q v . . ' Q E, L ,J , 5' u I A 'T I ,., le W ., A D ! , pf 2, W J by 'il AA I ' ,q iv Lf, , if ' 'INF sl' M fb JJ nl., fl lr, ff ' XX livx NW ' NS X XXX N 0 ay Oil Oyllge 0.4 Off sarls The l960 Jolly Roger to Bogota Mulan Brussels as well as mto l400 Pnrate homes the log of a year deducated to rnternatronal frrendshup Among those most responsvble for nts launchrng are Jock Cannlcott Los Angeles Engravung Corn pany who offered enthusrastnc advuce Phll Clark S K Smrth Company who helped us crf-cte our ongrnal cover Mrs Mae Myron Chrns Myron Studuo and her camera men Bob Weygand and Casey Kammuslu for excellent photographrc coverage Jrm Gordon and Wayne Harrell who desegned needed club rnsngnra Koopman Travel Bureau Sabena Belgran World Alrlmes and Contmental Amencan Tours Incorpor ated for assustung us wnth travel photos Andy and Al Wlerenga who offered therr Holland Amencan Market and lmportmg Company as a duvnsnon page settung the Douglas Aircraft Company Incorporated whnch opened nts gates to supply a grant SA S arrluner for our Bon Voyage background our Advertrsers who gave this edr hon generous support the Pnrates and Faculty who furnushed unstmted cooperatron an nts productron and Mrs Esther Encson yearbook sponsor who begms her sob bahcal leave thas September as Paramount s unofflcral envoy to three contnnents JOAN HOIOVENKO Jolly Roger edrtor x , F ' X ll' x i'NX ' C,-z ' ' ' I I I , . : , - f I r - 4 . f' i - r I ' .. . . . 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