Dana Middle School - Log Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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JUNE 17, 1953 , THE MAST PAGE 2 STUF UP THE MAST C I Honor Awards Given To llana Shidents EDITOR IN CHIEF lo Ann Brown FEATURE RDITOR Catharine Bohn!!! NEWS EDITOR larbaxa Hall FEATURI WRITERS Mar1I.onEnglo, Iony Barrett Suzanne Butler, Barbara Baltzor, Pat Medina, Edytho Wilson. REPORTER! Ioan laldry, Sally Hatch, lane Fitzpatrick, Marcia Gordon, Dana Nordby, Joanna Rand, Pots Colt, Toni King, SPORTS Linda Ialsop, Alan Chapman TYPISTS Ioan Canon, Judy Novak, Carolynn Jennings, Linda Cowie, Marque! loesler SPONSORS Journalism James Hand Printing lame: De Vorc Typography Graphic Aria Classes Ellllll-BYE IJANA Representing the graduating class of '53, we would like to say good-bye to Dana. When looking: back upon our niany days at Dana, we notice the helpful attitude of the en- tire administration. The faculty and especially our counselor M1'. A. D, Dax-is have aided us, not only in our scholastic work but also have endeavored to make us inruurc, responsible persons. Our only wish is that in the yr-nrs to come this cn-opcmtive spirit will continue and that fut- ure classes will recognize the im- portance of this advice and will become better students of tomor- row, We have arrived at an ini- portant educational milestone of going- from junior to senior high school. During- the following years we hope to accomplish many things to make Dana proud ci' us. With this in mind we say, with both happiness and regret, good-bye and thank you for ev- erything you have done for us. Mary Belle Gillcnwater A. S. B. President Certificates of merit were pre- sented by Principal Swenson to 11 large number of ninth grade students at the annual honor award assembly on June 16th. Certificates for seventh and eighth grade honor students are to be presented at their annual award assemblies on June 19th, The following students were nominated as outstanding in scholarship andfor citizenship and school service by the Dana Fac- ulty: NINTH GRADE QGold Sealj SIX ClTATIONS: li a t h r y n Fisher, Barbara Hall. 'FIVE CITATIONS: J 0 a n n e Rand, Jack Schroedci Don Wilson, FOUR ClTAfl'IONS: J o a n Baldry, Betty Gillenwater, Anne Liinbach, Sally Piersol, THREE CITATIONS: Erlene Bingrham, Mary Belle Gillenwater, Don Lobl-1, Mary Ann Kovacevich, Allan Rascon, David Travis, Traile Wilson, John Youngs. TWO CITATIONS: Jack Ang- le, Bonnie Broderick, Jerri Gra- ham, Ken Hagen, iPauline Hicks, Linda Jessop, Marcia Jones, Roy Kennedy, Mary Lesko, Jim Mit- chell. Carl Morris, Dorothy San- ford , Patricia Stevens. Shirley Sunsten, John Tate. Sixty-six ninth graders won a cc-rtificate with a single citation. EIGHTH GRADE fcnld Sealj l-'lYl'f C'l'l'.i'l'l0NS: Anne Nor- Vis. FOUR f'l'l'ATlONS: Richard Hull. Keith Hughes, James Urqu- hart. THREE CITATIONS: S a r a Adams, Larry Bcnneit, Judith Davis, Barbara Fowler, David Grohecker, Betty Wyloge, TWO CVYATIONSQ Margaret Castro, Vireinia Curl, Lucianne Clicrry, Albert Frowiss, Gwinn llc-rrin. Dick lsham, Julia Jacob- sen, Frances Jones, Ole Jorgen- son, Bill Kelly, Nancy McFadden, Robert Meyers, Arline Montgom- ery, Victoria South, Eve Zwan- zieeer. Fifty-two additional eighth graders won a certificate with a single citation, SEVENTH GRADE QGold Sealy FOUR CITATIONS: Christie Davis. THREE CITATIONS: Jacque- lyn Bingham, Linda Jean Harsh, Winona Lindrus, Billie McLaugh- lin, Olga Todorica, Marcia Van Buren. TWO GITATIONS: Gloria Bowen, John Bennett, Deanna Berryman, Wayne Brown, John Collom, Carolyn Clamp, David Cherry, Evelyn Elston, Mary Ann Flack, Gary Hamada, Sonia Klein, Jeanette Koch, David King, Betsy Limbach, Paula Nickel, Sandra Martin, Deanne Miller, Charles Nordstrom, Roy Riesgo, Mike Town, Helen Toothaker, Carole Wood, Larry Willette. Fif'fy'five additional seventh graders won certificates with single citations. BARBARA HALL MAKES PERFECT RECORD A careful check of school re- cords revealed that one ninth grader has made a straight A record in all subjects all six se- mesters, at Dana in both scholar- ship and citzienship. As highest scholarship honor student in the Class of 1953 Barbara Hall will rect-ive a year-'s complimentary subscription to the Readers Di- gcst, MUSIC STUDENTS WIN ' SCHDLARSHIPS The Ocean Beach Junior Wo- men's Club presented 21 Schol- arship, .Prog-ress, and Service Awards to students of Dana and Point Loma High, These awards, ranging in value from five to twenty'five dollars, help the stu- dents pay for sheet music and other music supplies. Those from Dana who won twenty-five dollar awards wereg Susan Rogers, Raul Torres, and Susan Bancroft. The five dollar awards were presented to: Bonnie Cowie, Lin- da Cowie, Jane Fitzpatrick, Julie Jacobson, and Michael Prior.

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fflili l DE.A.STP Richard Henry Dana Iunior High School I wx x VOL 12 3 ' Q ii. San Diego, California NO' 8 PAGE 1 Don'f D grade Dana - C that you BT A Credit JUNE 17, 1953 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS UF 1953 PROMOTIONAL EXERCISES RICHARD HENRY DANA JUNIOR. IIIGII S411-IOOI, 10:00 A, M., JIINIC 17, 1053 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ........,.,.., ,.......,., . , .,., ,,,.,..... 1 ml by Jerri Klraliaui President, Associated Stuflvnt limly, Full Smiwstci' NATIONAL ANTHEM ....... v ,....V................., ,,,, ,,,, , l lilwrf-tell by Mrs, Yi-ui lliegel QAucliem:e will please join Class in singing our National Aiitliuml INVOCATION ............,........,.,...,...,.,,....,., ,,.., l,,,.....,,,.....,., ..., l I Q verernd ill'll0 Tyler Associate Minister Point Loma Vommiuiity 0l1llI'ltll A NIGHT IN JUNE .,... ..,...... ljI'2lllILl5 - Wick UDESERT SONG .... .............,....,,...... ,,,,,,, .,............. ..,,....,., . . R 1 uubf-rg Dana Girls' Glu- Club Mrs. Veta Rivgul. Director Margie Wubstvr. Accompauist ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS.. ,,,, i,.f'lm'eI1ce ll. SNVQIISOII, l,l'lllClIHll l'H,ESEN'l'ATlON OF THE SONS UF 'l'llE AMIGRIVAN llEVOl.l l'lOX GOOD CITIZENSHIP AVVARD ......... ., . ,..,..., .Judge hive-rett N. Uiirtis PRESENTATION OF THE FLASS OF 123523. ..,, ,,.. , .lflarence R. Swenson ACCEPTANCE OF THE CLASS Ol' 151513 ,,,., ,,.,,,.,..,,,l,,...,.. I Jr. tleiwgro Y. Hall Assistant Slxporintenilc-nt of Suliuols PRESENTATION OF THE t7l'IR,'l'lFlL'AT1iS OF PROMOTION ,......,.,, Mildred L. Ilalv. Muinber, San lbivgu Board of Education RESPONSE FOR THE CLASS Ulf' H153 .,,......... , .,,.,..,... Mary 'liulle Gillenwatur President. Assoviatml Stiulvut limly. Spring: Smnnstvr Names will be read by Ali. A. U. lmvis. Uiiiiist-lui' Ut' ilu, tfluss uf 1953, Audience will please refrain from applause until entire list is read

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.TUNE 17, 1953 THE MAST PAGE 3 NINTH GRADE CLASS PROPHECIES Little did we dream that in the year of 1965 John Jones' fondest hopes of being: a newspa- per reporter would come true. He has discovered many interesting things about his former class- mates of 1953 such as: Marilyn Kaeser is advertising Gary McCurdy's, It's A Mess Creme Shampoo, on Steve Ald- ridge's and Lang Hall's Comedy Hour . This week's guest star is a famous Disc Jockey, Pat Me' dina, Bonnie Broderick and Dick Tartre went over Niagara Falls in a barrel while on their honey- moon. Stan Christman and Allen Crouch are now playing their trumpets on the famous detective show for television, Snagnet . Stanley Lytle is selling' Lytle Liver Pillsl' in front of Kennet Hens0n's Liquor store, Darryl Saleebey, Jimmy Lira, and Firmino Ferreira have taken up knitting in Creele Marshalls knitting class. Eddie Varley and Pat Beard, the famous ballet dance team, are contestants on Jack Lamott's tal- ent show. Joanne Rand and her husband, Doug Stephenson are planning a night out with their six baby tougrhlets to go to Clifford Gould's Dirty Shame Saloon to hear Carol Coykendall, a fam- ous opera star, yodel. Pat Olhin and Lynell Benedict, famous girl wrestlers, will wres- tle in Robert Imlay's arena to- night. Virginia Potter will be the impartial referee. Ronnie Elsworth, while sailing in the national sailing regatta, was accused of hitting a buoy. His case will be brought up in court before Judge Pete Colt Tuesday. Jo Ann Brown will be his defend- ing' lawyer. Joan Canon and Beatrice Rod- rigues will compete for the title of Miss Universe two weeks from today. Beauty contest jude- es will be George Brown, John Roch and Glen Aicinena, A very successful television show is I Love Nan , starring Nan Riekley and Ronnie Moller, directed by Alan Chapman, We can be sure our next pres- ident of the United States will be a woman because Jerri Graham and Mary Belle Gillenwater are the only two candidates. Suzanne Hutler designed the clothes for Susie Small's Famous Show where Marcia Gordon, Ma' jel Billings, Sally .Peirsol and Judy Haake are the models. Priscilla Akin is in an institute for nuts and Penny Illadruga is studying physiology on her. Roger Correia is teaching' ju- jitsu on his tuna boat to Jim Adams, Fred Ferguson and Jer- ry Palmer. Jimmy Galland is now surf- board riding to Hawaii. Gina Mack is playing basket- ball with the Globe Trotters , Edgar Niethold and Carol Cam. eron are now swimming' the Bei ring Straits. Glenda Ness is running her own bean factory. John Youngls famous FBI in- vestigator, is tracking down the Murder incorporated Gang- lcnown in 1953 as the Sabres , Joan Ealy has taken up her father's hobbby of collecting for- eign cars. Her latest creation came from Whit Smitlfs Crazy Car Lot, Phil Rodgers has just won the Pro - Golf Championship at Tommy Maddox's Miss 'l-Im All Miniature Golf Course. John Craft, Jimmy Butcher, and Doug Kellogg are top driv- ers for Dickie Reynold's Darc Devil Show. Barbara Hall has been promot- ed to chief Pencil sharpener at Sally Hatch's Multi'Million Dollar Bottle Cap Factory. Jane Fitzpartick is playing' bop on the chello in Darryl Kei-rs' Beep On The Bop Dive. Charles Hutchings, President of Sanford University, sometimes sees Kathryn Fisher, head scrub woman, in the halls. Linda Zukerman and Mary Stiv- ers are the top conipetilors for this year's Academy Award, Joe La Dou. and Paul Brooks have challenged Jim Sibbet and Robert Madrugra to a race to Plu- to in the Super Duper Rocket Ship, designed by Joe La Gerret- te. Mary Lou Engle and Dana Nordby are swimming in Frank Saccols Water Ballet Show. Joanne Iuascu dz Rallene Scott are taking ice skating lessons from Mike Crawford. Fred Goodman, Leonard Elston and Mary Ann Gould are trying: to figure out Nancy Smith's theoiy on Clevitivity, Helen Vlachos, Leroy Curtis, Vickie Wylie, and Ned Hunting'- ton are planning an expedition to the top of Ixachuttual, a mountain in Mexico, Entrants in this year's Olym- pics in the men's division are Billy Harvey and Harry Elston in the 100 yard dash. ln the wo- menls division are Judy Nelson and Carol Reupsch in a round of tennis. Robert Walker is head chauf- feur for David Cadillac Catlin's fleet of Henry J's. Barbara Baltzer and Catherine Schultz are graduating from Glor- ia Machado's Nursing school for veterinarians. Sandra Jackson and Billy Walker are spending their hon- eymoon on top of a flag pole, to get away from it ull? Ester Guterriz, Pat Prenda and Betty Gillenwater are playing on the Arkansas Aggies baseball team coached by Alan Pollic, Sylvia Brooks and Carolyn Zarha are selling' Never Burn Sun Tan Lotion. Linda Jessop is now selling dol- lar jewelry at Jack Falkenthalk Dime Store, Judy Novack, Carolyn Jennings and David Wagner are trying to heat the typing speed record of 100,06Z,023lq words per min- ute. The new teaching staff of Dana consists of Old Dana Grads such as Drama, Bob Sakillariong Home- makniz, Don Lobby Shops, Mary lilardig Girls' Gym, Paul Dav- idg Boys' Gym, Diana Davis: Girls' dean, Joan Spain: Boys' ilmzzi. Jerry Barrett.