Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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Class of '63, ttrst to complete three years at PHS, was guided by able presidents Budd MacKenzie H962-63l, Ric Bystmm H961-62l, and Bob Johnston H960-61 l. 1963 - X Culmination is as broad as it is high. The climax can surprise in an instant or mature through a year, it can materialize tor a team, a class, or a whole student body, it can be an end, or a beginning, but culmina- tion is achieved only through con- stant eltort. ln 1963 PHS climaxed its tradition ot excellence when Bulldogs were recognized both nationally and locally for their abilities in scholar- ship, leadership, and sports. Commonly, culmination is syn- onymous with commencement. The class of '63 was the first to com- pletely attencl the new campus. Atter 3 years, 'll37 seniors emerged from a newly green campus toward other goals and leadership. Academically, i963 was a su- perb year. Besides the traditional lo- cal recognition ot Bulldog excellence, the National Merit Scholarship Corp- oration declared eight PHS seniors finalists, and awarded a scholarship to one and letters of Commendation to twelve semi-finalists. ln math and science contests, Bulldog representa- tives swept the state and the nation with their achievements. In Novem- ber, our superlative football team did some sweeping in the Rose Bowl with .lohn Muir, and carried home the Victory Bell after seven lean years. As for spring sports, two out- standing Bulldog tracksters received national acclaim. For us i963 will always stand as Pasadena High Scl1ool's year of culmination.

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lmjgtp SWPWOJQWMV Wjgpijfjjlww Wifiiiifl it Qifiltrfwl o I W will lift MM ltftwfftlfiti Miss Judy Kenison Judith Anne Kenison wa a e fthe outstanding staff that pro ce e award- winning 1962 CAMPUS. She sta ed the year with little journalistic experience, and finished it as assistant editor. She helped to create a yearbook that conveyed the life of the school in a straightforward manner with dignified simplicity. For Judy culmination came with the distribution of the i962 CAM- PUS, and she records it as one of the most cherished moments in her high school life. Judy Kenison's life was filled with a multitude of rare achievements in all fields. Her contributions in the area of yearbook journalism left an inspiration to look up to, and a guide for future staffs to follow. if Mr. Brooke Morris Mr. Brooke Morris is remembered by those who knew him as a teacher who would give willinglylof his time to help others. He was an enthusiastic person whose thoughtful actions have made many lasting impressions. Mr. Morris came to PHS three years ago, having previously served PHS as an art super- visor for the Pasadena City School System. As a supervisor he helped the art department design the architectural specifications for the facilities it now uses. Mr. Brooke Morris many times unselfishly aided the CAMPUS staff with its problems of contemporary layout and design. All of us will miss his friendly smile and helping hand.

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7 O I ear of Cu1m1nat1on l The Victory Bell, returning home after seven years, peuls gloriously in the hands of Benny Fensmark and Rick Seitz. PHS's national one-percenters are: lkneelingl Pete Wuser, Doug Gldeser, Bob Johnston, istundingl Kathy Mahaffey, Doug Hendricks, Jack Kyte, and Pete Christy. Y .