Editors in Chief: Shaul Ezer & Dan White
Asst. Editors: Pat Wright, Evette Hagooli & Bonny Cooper
News Editor: Basab Basu
Asst. News Editor: John Muller
Feature Editor: Sandra Ord
Chapel Editor: Karen Claassen
Art Editor: Don Betts
Sports Editor: Glenn Ellison
Literary Editor: Vivian Mahlab
Business Manager: Peter Ehlers
Asst. Business Manager: Elias Nassim
Photographers: Mike Hankinson, Paul Terpanjian & Derek Sherman Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Reuben R. Batoon

'COMMUNITY EYES'

Since our last issue so much has happened around C.H.S., outside of Val G.(Genovese) being attacked on our school basketball court. We saw a few hairs flying around here. Were we just dreaming or was that brownies falling out of a French class window to Jim W. (Wood) recently? Community Eyes has been hearing many songs on Teenage Rock dedicated to our students, but what are these songs being dedicated to Paul Wenger, Eve Birnbaum and Jane Boggs? Incidentally, if all the boys eyes are looking in one direction in the school halls, you can be sure Miss Boggs has just walked by. Since Helen S. (Strasser) has left, Frank S. (Shepard) has joined Dick H. (Himmel) in his lonely hearts club. Our C.H.S. Halloween party was quite a success. Miki B. (Birjandi) looked cute in her costume of a flower pot hat, as did Pat with her Confederate flag. Mike S. (Schiro) came in as a Japanese and Dan W. (White) was in tails. During a 'pass the lifesaver' game, Mike H. (Hankinson) accidentally (???) swallowed the lifesaver. At Mike's (Hankinson) Halloween party, outside of Ken A. (Arnold) and Sara H. (Harwood), Tom I. (Isenburg) and Pat W. (White), Genji and Linda W., Bob F. (Flynn), Jerry K. (Krepp) and Gloria R. (Rabie), and a few others, it was hard to tell who came with whom. Grace C. (Caliendo) and Lee B. (Bertman) looked cute as clowns. Eva Z. (Zahedi) seemed to be enjoying herself. Who was that terrible looking Dracula? Community Eyes has also observed a few other parties recently. At Derek S.'s (Sherman's) 'beatnik' party everyone seemed to be acting natural. Newell W. (Wright), Brian B. (Bowling) and Val G. (Genovese), among others, could be seen bowing down to the Confederate flag which was illuminated on the wall. What's happening to our sophomore boys? At Bob F,'s (Flynn's) party quite a few of them seemed segregated from the rest. Yesterday Conrad C. (Chromy) lost his gum in Miss Birnbaum's English class. Anyone finding it, please return it immediately (with or without wrapper). We've noticed Betty T. (Tabor) and Willy Z. (Zeitler) are almost inseparable lately. What's going on, kids? So until our next issue, this is Community Eyes signing off.

'JUNIOR DEPARTMENT'

Looking around this month, I see the main interest of the girls is the boys. Ahem! For instance, G. has gone soft hearted with R. . . . Watch out that G. doesn't fall into the lion's den. Again looking, I see E., who has always been rude to girls, being tamed by some beautiful ones. Don't join G., E.

'THE FLY'

Well friends, here I am again peddeling my gossip the way Cousin Aedes spreads maleria. I suppose that it is only fitting to start out with the youth fellowship hike. It seems as though Mary Ann Sandes made quite a big splash - she even turned out to be a sweater girl! Brother Chuck Sandes didn't get any pictures of that, though. He was too busy snapping 'other things'. Even though there was a bridge party going on for weary amateur climbers, the day turned out to be quite a success. I only hope that the hay ride is as much fun. Oh well, back to school. The other day I flew into Miss Boggs' Bible class and you'll never believe it! The darling of the Junior boys was blushing! Could it be anything to do with the fact that Mr. Wenger had just walked in? I've been hearing of after school sessions between these two, purely on a scholarly basis, though. I had a narrow escape the other day. I was taking in a very interesting speech on yoga in World Religions when Betty T. (Tabor) slammed a book on her desk. I was under it. Too bad, Betty, you missed me. Monday morning a flew into Assembly and heard the foreign sound of snoring. I soon traced this offending noise to Bob Flynn, lost in deepest slumber. Although I hate to take the credit (ahem!) I did squeal on Bob. You know the rest. I am a very weak fly so I decided to try a free gym lesson. No luck, though. Everyone was cha-cha-ing. While there I noticed a wide array of bruises and scratches. Playing it rough or are you trying to keep Mrs. Gibbs (nurse) in business. 'The Rebel' was playing possum the other night, I hear. All it takes is a couple of on-lookers and a corpse, eh Newell (Wright)? And afterwards Bonny (Cooper) tried stopping traffic with a very special sweater. She looked devine. I hear that I am not alone in my spying. There is a Gestapo loose in the school. Could this be true? There is a vacant desk next to Sandi Mitchell in Physics now. The 'riot' of the class got moved - and all because of a book of poetry!!! As I glided into Mr. Brewster's Bible class I was shocked to see a student leading that session. Generous fellow, that Mr. Brewster! He not only proved to be an average student - he even failed to answer a question! The elections held by the honorable Journalism class created quite a fuss! Jim (Wright), the Youth Fellowship leader, visited Community School several days ago. After being spotted by several reliable spies on the basketball court several days earlier, the rumor that he was to become a new teacher spread rapidly, led by your truly. I was listening to a session in Algebra II the other day. It seems as though Newell Wright claims to know quite a bit about French kissing (Well, who doesn't). Ask Thea Drabbe what certain Junior girl has a crush on a certain Dutch boy. She seems to know. Well, it's time to say good-bye for now, but I'll be back. Until then, 'Be Good! Remember poor Willy!'.

'COOPERATE!' (by Dan White)

Everyday during the fifth lunch hour one can witness a barrage of missles sailing over the basketball court and landing on the heads of unfortunate girls. In examining this closer, you will find that the boys who are the most accurate shots also have the hardest time getting dates (I know one unfortunate who has been turned down five times). This is the most simple way to attract a girls attention that is known to man. We see fifth graders pulling girls' pig-tails, but we do not expect this from our suave, sophisticated SENIORS. Hoping to aid these boys with their girl problems, the Student Council has recently set up a committee to help our love-sick boys, and also to keep our school clean.

'WHO ARE OUR CHEERLEADERS?'

I will tell you, my fellow students. The three atractive girls who are trying their best to promote Community's spirit are Nancy Isenburg, Janet Cobb and Cheri Conover. Among the seven girls who tried out, these three cuties won.

'MR. & MISS CHARACTER of the MONTH'

The noisier half of the Arnold-Harwood team has been chosen as Mr. Character of the Month. After a little probing, I discovered his full name, Ken Eugene Arnold. He is 6'1" and has hazel eyes, but unluckily girls, he is taken. He was born 18 years ago in West Caldell, New Jersey. Ken has been here 3 years and really likes Iran. He will be leaving next summer for college. Springfield college is his preference, and Physical Education his field of study. Our character is the Senior Class President and active in the athletic program, especially basketball. Among his likes are : Sara Harwood, Yankees and basketball. Ken dislikes tight skirts, quiet people, school work and his second period study hall. Ken says he likes this school because it is preparing him - but he has no idea for what.

The girl chosen as Character of the Month is Mehrak Birjandi or better known at school as 'Miki'. She is a petite Junior of 16. She has lovely black hair which proves that she is a true Iranian. Miki's dark brown eyes are always smiling. This year Miki is Secretary of the Student Council, a member of the Social Committee and Junior-Senior Prom Committee Chairman. She was also in the U.N. Day play. When she finishes school, Miki plans to go to college in 'The State' and then return to Teheran. The only thing she hates with a passion are her glasses and sauerkraut. If Miki were given a chance to change Community she would add a lunch room, have less homework and bigger lockers 'because our books are so big'. Miki, we like your ideas.

'MIKE HANKINSON THROWS A BLAST'

Everyone agrees that the two best annual private parties are Mike Hankinson's Halloween Masquerade and Sara Harwood's New Years Eve party.

On the 29th Mike Hankinson threw a blast that proved he is living up to the high standards he has set for himself. What a blast!

Everyone saved his best costume for this one. Pat Wright, who won the prize at the school dance, came in a lovely Egyptian belly dancer costume; Newell (Wright) came as a Confederate Colonel; Bob Flynn was there as a beach comber. Conrad Chromy shaved his beard and came as a respectable character - well not quite respectable. Ken (Arnold) and Sara (Harwood) came as Alpine climbers, and Tom (Isenburg) and Pat (White) as lunatics(sic). Glenn Ellison was Zorro, and Quain R. (Rice) was the gun moll with Jim (Wood) as the gangster. Val G. (Genovese) was a cowboy (his secret ambition). Dan W. came as Patrick Henry - last year he was George Washington. Did you see Gloria (Rabie) with a well known disk-jockey? And who was that tall boy squiring Bonnie Cooper? The trouble with describing costumes is that there were so many whose occupants were unidentified. What did you think of the tall, ghostly fellow in the black cape who kept peering in the windows - Dracula. And how about Ghengis Khan, with the Meshed jacket turned inside out for effect? What about Mike Hankinson's attempt to maintain the tradition of free kisses? Nice work if you can get it. Mike regrets to announce that his camera wasn't functioning properly, so we can print no candid shots of party episodes.

'190 lbs. Snatch Tops Weight Lifting Contest'

The weight lifting contest was held on Wednesday, October 19. The winners are as follows:

1. Glenn Ellison - 190 lbs. snatch, 160 lbs. press
2. Dick Himmel - 180 lbs. snatch, 135 lbs. press
3. Bob Flynn - 164 lbs. snatch, 135 lbs. press

'CHS ROUTS Army'

Community High School can be proud of the Seniors for their performance on Oct. 26, 1960 when they beat the U.S.Army's football team on the Embassy lawn. Tough competition, but the Army seemed to be disorganized. The first two quarters were played in fifteen minutes each while the final two quarters were 30 minutes each. The final score was 30-12 in favor of the following team members:
Line: Val Genovese, Ken Arnold, Jim Wood, Glenn Ellison, Newell Wright, Bob Gibbs & Derek Sherman.
Backs: Butch Harper, Brian Bowling, Dick Himmel and John Hoffman.
All had a good time and good exercise.

'OUTSTANDING STUDENTS'

Seniors:

1. Joan Lewis
2. Larry Classen
3. Shaul Ezer
4. Mike Schiro

Juniors:

1. Philip Ingraham
2. Miki Birjandi
3. Steve Wertime
4. Bill Hughes
5. Richard Clement
6. Don Betts

Sophomores:

1. Gitty Shamkhal
2. Irene Smith

Freshmen:

1. Akiko Kamikawa
2. Jean Muller