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

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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

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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

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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