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

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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

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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

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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