1961 Supplement

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May 5 marked the date of the annual Sp r i n g Play, this year entitled Lock, Stock � Lipstick, presented to thepublic by the drama students at Clare­ mont Senior High School.

The cast included S. Rait, C. Nygren, R. Robinson, A. Dickinson, S. V i n c e n t , J. Monroe, D. Grimes, R. Oake, S. Chalton, P. Kaye, J. Lee, K. Ad a i r , and L. Moehring.

All that attended agreed it was a success.

CURTAIN CALL: J. Lee, R. Oake, A. Dickinson, K. Adair, L. Moehring, C. Nygren, S. Rait, D. Grimes, R. Robinson, J. Monroe, S. Vincent, P. Kaye, S. Charleson.

Th e G i rls' League officers for 1961-62 were in­ stalledMay 19, by t r a n s f e r ring the "spirit" from the o l d to t h e new.

B a rb a r a Johnson p r e s e n t e d the g ave l t o Carol Norton, t h e new president, w h i 1 e C o n n i e Gallardo r e i g n e d as t h e S p i r i t of Girls 1 League ove r the i n s t a 11 ation and fashion show.

ROW ONE: B. Torrez, K. Moffett, L. Stine, A. Fo cke , C. Sullens, S. Fe r g u s o n, M. T o w n , P. Hill, R. Losardo, D. W a lke r , D. Huarte, S. D i 11 i o n , S, Fo s t e r , N. Enochs, B. Brown, A. Smithen, S. Gore, S. Rohrs, P. C l a rk. ROW TWO: C. Gallardo, C. Norton.

Jane Ellen Tibbals models sports wear at the Girls' League install­ ation fashion show.

The "spirit" is passed from Pam Madlem to Sandy Gore through Connie Gallardo, the Spirit of Girls' League.

Every year certain members of the senior class participate in Government Day. During this day they learn the inner-workings of city government by fi 11 i n g municipal posts and carrying out city business.

This year's day proved to be both constructive a n d enjoyable fo r the students.

"Rhapsody in Blue," depicted by a blue-toned fountain and blue styro­ f o a rn s t a r s , was the t h e rn e o f t h i s year's Junior-Senior P r o rn . A very beautiful and excit­ ing ev e n i n g was high­ lighted by the crowning of Prom Queen, Melinda Saunders, a n d her four princesses: Libby Gale, J a n i c e Lee, Elizabeth Webster, and Toni Fink.

The royal court shows its dancing prowess with or without shoes.

Queen Me 1 i nd a dances with her escort Stan Smith to the strains of her coronation waltz.

1961

Out-going president Bill Green congratulates BoydBentley, A.S.B. president for 1961-62.

After enthusiastic campaigning and hours of sus­ penseful waiting, the names of the new 1961-62 Student Body officers were announced Friday, April 21, during fifth period.

According to tradi tion, hopeful candidates staged the carppaign as­ [£ sembly, but the victors enjoyed the first fruits i of their new offices at 1 the informal E 1 e c t i o n Dance, where they were introduced for the first time to the Student Body.

Newly elected vice-president, Nancy Tyson.

Carol Colby will serve as the o n l y underclassman on the executive council ;is A. S. B. secretary.

Dale Walker, business manager; Vance Hopkins, advertising manager; Walt Blackwell, athletic manager; Pat Cawsey, El Espiritu editor; Tina Runsvold, Wolfpacket editor; Jeanne Clarke, activity co-ordinator.

Sue Files, cheerleader; Kathy Moffett, cheerleader; Flo Peairs, cheerleader; Elaine Froeberg, songleader; Marsha Lomax, mascot; Carol Huarte, cheerleader; Louise Chittenden, songleader; Linda Kovar, songleader; Anne Smithen, songleader.

G./1../1..BOJtquAt "Hats Off to the Sen­ i o r s" w a s t h i s year's t h e m e of t h e annual G.A.A. B a nqu e t held M a y 17, at Polomares Park.

Top hats dominated the decorations on walls and t a b 1 e s with spring flowers f u r t h e r i n g a spring-time accompany­ ing theme.

A l l g i r l s earning letters, pins, or awards received t h e m at this time, The catered dinner, entertainment, and pro­ gr_am w e r e thoroughly enjoyed.

ROW ONE, (OLD OFFICERS): K. Clasen, J, Loberg, S. Esterley, P. Barry, B. Deregibus, J-E. Tibbals, M. Eidt, T. Fink, K. Sheets. ROW TWO, (NEW OFFICERS): A. Case, J. Harris, C. Grant, P. Cawsey, S. Butcher, D. Huarte, C. Huarte, C. Finley, H. Elias, C. Forbes, D. Woy.

-Past president BethDeregibus presents Diane Huarte, incoming prexy, with hat and gavel, symbols of her office.

Miss Kaa y Ha n d o r f re­ ceives a pres­ ent from the s e n i o r s , in gratitude f o r her many hours spent with G.A.A. t h i s year.

Jane-Ellen Tibbals is presented th� coveted "High-point Award" by Mrs. Kiefer.

Myra Magis smiles h a p p i 1 y , after receiving her honorary G. A. A. letter and pin.

As the athletic year draws to a close, we come to the Quarterback Club-sponsoredAll-SportsBan足 quet, which honors all players of Varsity and "bee 11 sports and the Rally Club. At this time the John P. Evans Blanket awards, the most valuable player awards, and top G. A. A. honors are given.

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Boyd Bent足 ley (above) and B a r r y Pulliam re足 c e i v e a足 c hievement a w a r d s for b a s k e tball a n d track.

Bill Green receives "Most Valuable Player Award" for baseball.

The Class of 1961 fulfilled all the requirements of a great senior class. They were the backbone of Claremont's ath­ letic teams, they kept school spirit high, and many were scholastically superior. There is confidence that the "class with the w i 11 to win" will be the 1 e a d e r s of to­ morrow's world.

June 13, 1961, marked a great division in these people's l i v e s.

Inevitable s u c cess is the next stop.

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The Senior Breakfast, honor足 ing the Class of 1961, was held at the Ho l i d a y Inn on June 12.

In addition to the wonderful food, w h i c h was thoroughly enjoyed by the Seniors, numerous awards and scholarships were presented to the m e m b e r s of the class.

Civic-minded students receive mem足 bership in the Ephebian Society.

The Club de Damas award is presented to Connie Gallardo.

After graduation ceremonies, parents and graduates gathered at the Pomona College Stu足 dent Union Building. Dinner was served cafe足 teria style. The evening was highlighted by the Virgin Islands Steel Band.

The evening of festivities was concluded with breakfast and bowling at the Thunderbird Lanes.

The catered dinner was enjoyed

by Pat Rains, Bob Bush, and their families.

Pat Rains and Charlotte Thomas take advantage of the dance music provided

by Chuck Marlowe and his orchestra.

Linda Anderson and Diane Huarte light the c a n d 1 e s , before the service begins.

This year's annual Baccalaureate service was held on Sunday evening, June 11, in the CSHS audi足 torium.

Refreshments fopowing the service were served on the side lawn by parents of the students.

Highlighting the evening was the sermon, "Words M ake T h i n gs Happen" deliv足 ered by the Rev. Jo h n McCand足 less, pastor of th e Claremont Pr e sb y t e r ian Church.

The parents watch p r o u dly as the seniors march into the auditorium to begin the ser足 vice.

Students and guests receive refreshments on the side lawn after the service.

The Rev. John McCandless, speaker of the evening.

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