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

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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.

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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

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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.: