Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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eww BIFF McCOMAS MICHELLA PANNETIER Junuor Class Presndent Junuor Class Vuce Presudent JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Representing every IUDIOF on campus the Junnor Class councnl ns composed of eleventh grade students elected by their guldance classes Among Its actuvmes thus year were the much publicized and highly successful pnzza sale and Sadue Hawkms Dance, the proceeds from whlch were added to the class kltty TODDY DRAEGER 9 J cu s tr our class counczl s concern BOB OLDS Jumor Class Treasurer W wi Steamer QF It .Jw EQ? kg awww mg, mf, JJ'-:few-iwiwg slow H 'I Iris? fx Qijejw aiiwtfw -f xaslwnl' .semi isis., .M JUNIOR COUNCIL lst row Bob Olds Toddy Draeger Buff McComas 2nd row Ann Walker John Rnchmond Lllla Gnlbrech Phul Steffensen Jean Lntoborska Claes Klang Sally Textor Make Wasgatt Kay Quello 3rd row Ron Raley Carolyn Houlemard Ralph Perez Gene Lueder Terry Lrercke Maruanne Taft Cole Mason Charlotte Stump 4th row Dave Rumqulst John Yount Monnca Van d r Weele Ed Stewart Dons Cottam Al Zeman Gaul Olseen Carolyn De Nuo 5th row Jem Meadows Randy Serruruer Larry Lorlmer Morris Applebaum Mlchael Halluwell Julle Hesse Martm Newman Marsha McMann 5 . . V P , 3 if V lr I IA ' II I Q . 1 - - ' A ,Q I I ' . t I W I Alf ' ' I ' I V, We ' ..... .. 522 n fe'ifffM :IW I I ,M W if ff V I , X , 11 '- - 3 .,,,. if V' L 1 Us V, Q 3, ,, ,ff Q ,- , ,,. , , r . ,jyff-, H :Q . as ,Q .ss I I, ., isis? -' B' New I I as L W f ' ' 'ff az - .,,,.., . 11' , .. . . -' , .V I 1,3 W-41 ' W' . 41 J-1 'lg .- 1 - - ' ' .- ' .' ' are an Q A r, K A , Q , , N 2 Z - is gs, . A, f 2- za ' .1 A ' ' Mr NL x- p, a 1 S Ir, wi: -.1- .L I I I ff ,, - I OJ If 5 fr .1 , ,. . A A - L A IW, W -M - ' , V v ' gy Q.. ' 'Z V ,FK 5., A L M ' .4 , ,rims 25 . ,Wa A i 2 V t, rm fa, I I r t-. .sM,,'z., I I I J ' sf V' 3 I 5 I I , . . : I . , . . I . l I I I I 1 I - 1 I 1 I I I I . I ' I I I .' I '

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SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Sponsoring its number one money - raising activity, the Mr, lt contest and popu- lar standing traditions such as the Senior Pram and the Baccalaureate service, the Senior Class Council per- formed a more -than - ade- quate iob in representing constituents from each se- nior basic class inside PHS. Z?-Q S - ffwilivi A -we 'lt we N S 5 :ww 1, , wr-45 fl S nsabiiamr m V 1 Jia is Q in 5,- a V-v f' lst row: Gary Acker Nancy loberg linda Rice Jerry Sims 2nd row Sharon Relmers Mike Haradon Freda May Dave Binard, Peggy Baxter Jim Dalzell Ann Rumble 3rd row John Watkins Sandy Williams Myron Tarkanian Melinda Moore Dave Call, Kit lynn. 4th row Sharon Pickett Linda Nehls Willy Hahn Sally Evans Carol Briggs

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a Commissioner of Social Affairs LINDA DORRANCE GINNY RETTING DAVE BERKUS Fall Commissioner of Assemblies Spring Commissioner of Assemblies KATHIE RANSOM CAROLE COULTER Fall Commissioner of Elections Spring Commissioner of Elections GAYLON MclNTYRE Fall Commissioner of Social Affairs LINDA DORRANCE Spring Commissioner of Social Affairs a.s. cabinet SOCIAL AFFAIRS To unify the variety of social affairs, a new of- fice was created this year. Hi-Day, one act plays, and everything from barn dances to bermuda balls highlighted the year's activities. Fall Commissioner Gaylon Mclntire, iniured dur- ing the first part of football season, and seriously ill for another five weeks, was replaced by Linda Dorrance, who was later reelected for the spring semester. ASSEMBLIES Serious or for iust plain fun, all our assemblies were planned and produced by an Assembly com- mission under the advisership of Miss Joyce Wil- liamson and Mr. David Leary. Student leaders Ginny Retting and Dave Berkus excelled in bring- ing before PHS audiences exciting shows and tal- ented performers. ELECTIONS Here at PHS democratic elections run by stu- dent themselves are planned and supported by the Commissioner and her Election committee. This year Kathie Ransom and Carole Coulter drew enthusiastic support from the student body for their well-organized efforts.