Grossmont High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

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Wuebben, Richard He has gone out tor basketball tor tour years . , . Member ot FFA tor one year . , , Wants to be a mechanic in Army Air Corps. Carr, Virginia Lee Transferred from San Luis Obispo in '42 . . . Remember her as Mrs. Jones in Sugar and Spice? Wright, Pat NFL Prexy, Junior class secretary, and secretary ot CSF . . . Outstanding in speech, music and drama . . . ASB and Senior plays . . . Christmas Pageant . . . Active in GL and GR. Shook, Robert Two-year track man and member ot the I.ettermen's club . . . Likes to make and collect records . . . Dratting is his goal in lite. Young, Robert The best is none too good in describing Grossmont's su per prexy . . . Voted most valuable play- er in tootball and baseball . . . Com- missioner ot athle- tics and sophomore president . . . Daisy chain. Yeargin, Lois Transterred trom Hoover High in '4I . . . Had a poem accepted by the Na- tional High School Poetry Association . . . Ambitious to beome an etticient secretary. Allene Head s Call Humber-' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top row: R. Domengoni, vice-president: H. MacLeod, adviser. Bottom row: C. McCarthy, treasurer: A. Head, president: V. Shrum, secre- tary. Having a grand time sitting down with members ot the other classes . . . Juniors held their annual skating party at Mission Beach skating rink . . , hailed as both the tops and bottoms in school enter- tainment. Proceeds trom the '42 skateroo went into the Junior class tund . . . later employed to throw a spitty prom tor the graduating seniors. That long-awaited evening . . . Saturday, May I6 . . . tound dreamy-eyed Seniors . . .jovial Juniors . . . dancing to Iilting rhythms . . . in the Don room ot the EI Cortez . . . Up erclassmen in boiled shirts . , . lovely girls dressed in all colors ofthe rainbow . . . sott lights . . . waltz strains . . . romance. Morning-atter results quickly vanished . . . Exams . . . graduation exercises . . . beckoned to seniors . . . while juniors sprinted into the home-stretch ot their third year as Foothillers . . . expectantly looking torward to taking their places in the seats ot the mighty. 29

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