Pasadena High School - Campus Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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LEFT: X CLUB-Row One: Chuck McCurdy, Bill LaForge, George Christen- sen, Terry Moore, Steve Phair, Eric Freden, Bary Stromberger. Row Two: Fred Munch, Lee Miller, Jim Hollingsworth, Bill Kenison, Van Rowe, Mark Cohen, Jim Nickoloft, Bud Macer, Mr. McFadden, advisor. Row Three: Ken Arm- strong, Don Carson, Henry Fuchs, Glenn Rankin, John Bowdish, Robert Dick- son, Robert Slaby, Bill Saleebey. RIGHT: THEBIANS-Row One: Anne Stey- aert, Penny Coughey, Marianna Stapel, Debby Morris, Barbara Meoson, Luanne Jandegian, Naomi Stapel, Linda Wells, Hannah Elliott, Joey Bonner, Sheila Shaw, Anita Butz, Tina Simpson, Rosemary Hellmers. Row Two: Denise Cox, Lynne Espe, Sharon Yamato, Barbara Colvin, Susan Warnick, Loretto Scholl, Nancy Robertson, Lois Rees, Cheryl White, Phyllis Malcomson, Coryn Edmunds, Margie Ortlund, Susan Churchill, Jayne Hezlep, Gail Butler. Row Three: Linda Schlinger, Tay Haines, Christy Hawley, .Susan Green, Beth Merrick, Nancy Baker, Eileen Crede, Kathy Barney, Peggy Ryan, Charlene Kalagian, Marilyn Ashby, Sandy Holler, Laura Hawkins, Gracie Crocker, Cynthia Wallace, Sandra Scott, Jackie Eagen. Conscientious students discovered service Q. Q., X c .. 'Yi X xi . , X x ' if 'l ig! f,. f 'S .. . S sg, T ' .x 3, t J I . I kts ff J 4 l so X I ' ' it 5 ' f 'l . ,. ' 'r :V 1. 1 ' '. l ? 1 y f .5 Qi' Fi if F - ilk A hi A Thespians Linda Dunavan and Alice De Benedetti select the right costume to match mood of a dramatic performance. 132 x,f Mr. Joseph McFadden Z , f Q of '- 1 Tom Mallard demonstrates drastic techniques threatened by the Lettermen's Club during the kick-nfl clean-up drive.

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opportunities LEFT: ATHENIANS-Row One: 'Clare Warden, Diana Hungerford, Linda Dunavan, Linda Fowler, Judy Davies, Ruth Ann Montavon, Lori Schramm. Row Two: Carol Abaiian, Kathy Anderson, Terri Phillips, Kathy Ward, Terri Bustos, Patsy Phillips, Diane Ames, Miss Haft, advisor. Row Three: Carole Miller, Terri Brett, Nancy Tannehill, Eleanor Hand, Jeanie Bush, Dixie-Lee Specht, Alice DeBenedelti. RIGHT: LETTERMEN-Row One: George Scott, Ernie Kawai, Larry Auroras was founded on the idea of service- service to both the school and the community. Under the leadership of presidents Stef Turner and Penny Peterson, school service activities such as hosting Or- ientation and Hospitality Days for new students, and decorating and serving at sports banquets were executed. The Red Cross Friendly Visiting Program, working at Five Acres Homes, and cleaning up Sierra Madre Cemetery headed the list of community proi- ects. Key Club and Auroras iointly sponsored the Hathaway Home Christmas party, and the annual Aurora-Key picnic. With the motto We Build, Key Club members constructed their service organization on firm foun- dations of well planned projects such as the Career Day, Hathaway Christmas party, and canned food drive for needy families. Active presidents Gary Coburn and Tom Allen led their club in its vigorous sale of football programs, assembly ushering, and clean-up campaign. Fired with the enthusiasm of a new organiza- tion, the S Club launched worthwhile service proi- ects and initiated club traditions, At a luncheon held February l4 by the honor group's sponsor, the Soroptimist Club of Pasadena, the charter members Arnett, Ernie Fukumoto. Row Two: Kent McKee, Alan Hartley, Steve Crabtree, Mike Palmer, Ken Akey. Row Three: Tom Mallard, Mike Dowd, Bill Welch, Terry leveille, Bob Coates, George Wood. Row Four: Dick Railsback, John Parry, Skip Newton, Dennis Hughes, Roger Keith, Max Deliema. Row Five: Terry Rastker, David Olwin, Larry Parton, Jim Chapman. were presented with their pins. Serving at a dinner for school principals and librarians March 3, and ushering at the Youth Conference April 25 were among the first of the club's proiects. The Mad Mountain Ramblers entertain at the X Club-sponsored Hootenanny. 133