Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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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 .

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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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TABLE GF CONTENTS Scholarship Page 34 Activities Page 78 Leadership Page 12