Kearny High School - Komet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1965 volume:

Kearny Dawn to Dusk etal ths KOMET [05 ¢ EEE NELLIE I ER EEE ELEN, aR RR ee roduced and Published by | The Publication Staff In Co-operation with | e Associated Student Body Cecile Pratt Editor in Chief Stephen Watts Kearny High School 7651 Wellington Street San Diego, California h School ior Hig © op Se oo cw oO Z THEME Recorded within these pages are the memories of our activities during the hours from dawn to dusk. From early morning cram- ming for tests until struggling to get out of the parking lot jam in the evenings or trying for that extra piece of cake before the lunch bell rings, school is a part Ouse ee), ress ‘Table O @ 6 e @ | e @ | e ei @ ef Contents � @ @ Seniors ° @ ® € 13 � e e school Spirit sive ve J) . e e Underclassmen e e ILI0 . e e Organizations e e 139 � @ @ Sports sitet Men 6 LG Dedication Miss Mary Viletta Hutchinson was born in Kenesaw, Nebraska, where she attended school through the tenth grade. Her family then moved to Upland, California in 1929. Miss Hutchinson finished her secondary schooling at Chaffey Union High School in Ontario, California. She then attended and graduated from Chaffee Junior College and continued at San Diego State. After finishing at San Diego State, she went to Scripps and Pomona for a further year : or of study. She later received her Masters degree Ss ‘ from Pomona. At the age of six, Miss Hutchinson began studying piano. By the time she was twelve she played in the school orchestra and was the unofficial pianist for all civic functions. While attending Chaffey High and Chaffey Junior Col- | lege, she studied pipe organ From the first year Miss Hutchinson began teaching, she has pursued her dream of traveling. Her first adven- ture was taking a Cook’s tour of Europe on a ‘‘shoe-string budget.’’ During the years since her first trip, she has visited nearly all the countries of the world as well as traveling extensively over the United States. Miss Hutchinson has often combined work with pleasure by taking courses at various universities such as the University of Mexico at Mexico City, University of Guatemala, San Marcus in Lima Peru, Whittier College, Univer- sity of Hawaii, and University of California. A couple of years ago Miss Hutchinson put a “‘string around the package’’ with a round-the-world trip, revisit- ing many places and seeing some new ones. Greece, for instance, she liked so much that she returned a year ago to spend most of her summer vacation there. Miss Hutchinson has become a part of Kearny through working with the students personally and through classroom work. She has been an English teacher here in San Diego for 25 years, and has helped many students obtain an education after graduation with scholarships. Miss Hutchinson has also contributed much of her time to American Field Service for 5 years, making it possible for Kearny to send three students abroad, and to bring three foreign students here. So it is to you, Miss Viletta Hutchinson, that we dedicate with pride the ‘65 KOMET! Mr. Gus Lundmark, boys’ vice-principal, had the difficult task of supervising many student body func- tions. He was responsible for boys’ discipline, regis- tration, enrollment and faculty assignments. His devoted time and effort proved beneficial to Kearny students. Administration Mr. Cleon Davies, Kearny’s outstanding principal, did a tremendous job in establishing and maintaining our fine citizenship and academic standings which have always been consistent in the Kearny tradition. His friendly, very cooperative disposition and his ability and enthusiasm for working with people was well reflected throughout the Kearny High campus. Administrative Conference Kearny’s girls’ vice principal, Mrs. Karen Wiseman, has been a valuable asset to our school. Her honest and sincere devotion to better school activi- ties has been very much appreciated. The skill with which she handles her job is essential to the functions of Kearny High School. “@SGGh8 044594 Pad ikl dd Mr. Bazel Nelson, assistant principal is one of Kearny’s newest administra- tors. Mr. Nelson has been at Kearny for two years and has done much to im- prove relations between students and administration. His fine achievements have made him instrumental to the Kearny way of life. Doctor Masten, Head Counselor and test co-ordinator, played an important role here at Kearny. He supervised the National Merit and P.S.A.T. tests and gave much of his time to helping stu- dents prepare for their college educa- tion. Because of his sincerity he has re- ceived the respect of the student body and faculty of Kearny. FRANK MASTEN re Kearny High School was very fortunate this year to have one of the most harmonious staffs in the school system. Their dedication to teaching was demonstrated throughout the year as they endea- vored to give the students all of their knowledge and philosophies. Despite their fatigue and frustrations, they managed to create a well disciplined and happy atmosphere in the classroom as well as on the campus. They not only inspired the students’ talents but in many cases guided students in social activities. Their achievements were the achievements of the students, and their success with edu- cation was mirrored in the attitudes, honors, and awards bestowed upon this year’s graduating class. a e 5 os seni F 4 4 : 3 Mr. Carlton Garris MreavienNiena Mr. Leroy Smith Department Head Mr. Henry Wiegarid Business Mrs. Marilyn Brantley Mrs. Frances Burney Mr. David Cockrum rn . as eS Mr. James Henderson Mr. Richard Brown Mrs. Jean Malcolm Mr. Thomas Franklin Mr. David Hitchings is Mrs. Elizabeth Dresser Department Head Mr. John Hayes Mr. Robert Hotchkiss Mr. Robert Reed Department Head Mrs. Kathleen Smith Miss Viletta Hutchinson Mrs. Harriet Marriner Mrs. Lona Mae Ross Mr. George Dangel Mrs. Elizabeth Robertson Mrs. Carole Salcido English Miss Erlene Speck Mr. Dalton Vivian Mr. Michael Peshel Mrs. Simone Ostrander Department Head Speech | and . | Drama Mr. Jack Winans | Mr. Max Bergstrom Mr. John Carter | Mr. James Slivkoff Mr. George Welch | | Math Mr. William Harter Department Head nl a Language Mr. Glenn Merrill Mr. Kurt Clancy Mr. Gilbert Guzman Mr. Sal Gumina Miss Anna Terkelsen Department Head Science eas so ee sa wl shan Mr. Daniel Rufolo Mr. Edmund Sorman Department Head Mr. Robert Wilson Mr. John Woodruff Mr. Carl Christensen i nee Mr. Bruce Graves Mr. James Post Mr. Raymond Watson Mr. Len Kamp Mr. Clarence Pyke Department Head Mr. Glenn Wonderly Mr. Lee Bogle Mr. Richard Coolidge Mr. Charles Gawle Mrs. Betty Hall Mr. Maynard Albertson Mr. Lyle Annable Mr. Paul Deacon Mr. Carl Fleming Department Head Social Studies OO” aa = Mr. John Kloska Mr. Francis Kravcik Mr. Albert Janc GS Mr. William Newman Homemaking . — ——— | Mrs. Evelyn Hinshaw Department Head Mr. Berval Poulin nit iiuaannia Mrs. Jean Raborg wi Ty Mr. Kenneth Hantze Driver's Training TT 7} J | rv 7 Wy Mr. Fred Bates Mr. Neil Krause Mr. Jack Menotti Mr. Charles Perpich Mr. James Poole Mr. Tom Rice | Mr. Doyle Seely Mr. Birt Slater Mr. Jack Taylor Department Head Music Miss Carol Douglas Mr. John McCrea Mrs. Evelyn Khor Mr. Oscar Stollsteimer Miss Carolyn Kutzke rk Mrs. Patricia McGregor Mr. Richard Zaloudek Department Head Miss Margret Ward Department Head Custodians Bill-Redlingene= Gardener | Mr. Luther F. Myers Head Custodian One of the most appreciated jobs on campus is that of the custodians. They keep the Kearny campus beautiful and running smoothly. Front Francis Fenton, John E. Prine, Lynn Bullard, Harold Patterson. Back James D. Carter, Murray A. Fogelstrom, Carl H. Lorenzen, Gerald E. Hall — Crew Leader. Cafeteria Workers One of the favorite places on campus is the cafeteria. The cafeteria workers prepare the meals in both hot and cold lunch lines. Also, the Komets may pur- chase breakfast foods in the early morning. ‘q Dw = eae ae | a i Mrs. Ruth Thompson; ee a Rifai al. : : ei 7 oe Es F 4 Exes Cafeteria Manager ™ . _ a” at : f Re Cort wed “€@ Pe oS a ga ge es Re me | Front Toni Cordova, Bonne ‘Steiger, Bonnie Rose, Priscilla Roberts, Mary Cameron. Back Ruth Thompson, Florence Reeves, Dorthey Lockrem, Ruby Schedler, Vivita Fuller, Gil Adams. Mrs. Kaminen — Nurse Mrs. Joyce Lee—Nurse’s Office Clerk Nurses The most comforting women on the Campus are the nurse and the nurse's office clerk. They have the job of aiding and caring for ill students until they can be sent home. The nurses keep the Kom- ets on their feet during school hours throughout the entire school year. Librarians Anytime during the day a Komet student may go into the library and find information and pa . . . — — RE reading material. Both the Kearny librarian and 9 are library clerk are willing to aid and train the i Sem mee students in finding references and to prepare them for higher education. Mrs. Kyllo Mrs. Lewis LIBRARIAN LIBRARY CLERK Mrs. Pledger CREDITS CLERK Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Hoeft CLERK GENERAL SECRETARY Secretaries One of the busiest jobs on campus is that of the secretaries and the clerks. Each of Kearny’s clerks and secretaries apply great effort and time to keep the school functioning. They keep the files neat and in order and relay messages from the students to the advisors and from the advisors to the students. Mrs. Dionisopoulos DUPLICATING CLERK Mrs. Sullivan BOYS ATTENDANCE Mrs. Alkire | FINANCIAL CLERK , Mrs. Ferrare Fr GIRLS ATTENDANCE SOUNSELING CLERK me 55 aT 4 RODIN es it vere Mane met ON aera ernie sea Sen eT er eats ast eter Tmt cic taet artes Onan ESTOE AL Os VUCL ties CeezEni ete aera oa . ate Re aR Ree aes ene i NAO=—ZMwNH As twilight brings their senior year to a close, students prepare for future horizons. —_— ; Pert ty PPR Freat teas lite etst eek aii da INT SMe thane panIaee Tova Ment tes ty Ag Cpe TI UTOr eel, Tear Tedd tear ves ater | eM Tg rege eA It PO talc aaa eae Lan an aa ga Re Se aR alm SA RAN ah A PRR Rt ANN ye a a at bbs, rn r Feepcbhortt: (97S, gies in peed aerate 4 - . 5 se Ey cation Ss e = SH = Ras me Pa ete os 5 a eer s Senior Class Council ki Baccalaureate Committee + Motto—God grant me the se- i renity to accept the things | i cannot change; Courage to Bh change the things | can, And wisdom to know the difference. Colors—yellow and white i Flower—rose wee ‘ene. Prom Committee a Counselors and sponsors: Mrs. Dresser, Mr. Guzman, Mrs. Brantley, Mr. Reed, Mr. Kloska. eae, Se aaa hi “ i 20 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CROWN SERVICE CENTER Ita at tts ticl aden aia acacia eadl r re ra ee tat i aidtalal rd ee tnt yi tcl (saul cede La Ladle aed SENIOR CALENDAR Jan. 12-14 Order Announcements Jan. 18-22 Pay Class Dues April 19-23 Measurements, Cap and Gown May 24-28 Class Dues May 25 May 28 June June June June June June June June June June June 4-10 10 Pe 11 11 11 13 14 15 16 17 Announcement Committee Vice President, Coleen Baker Secretary, Beth Harvey Treasurer, Lenore Hawk Class Meeting Final day to pay class dues Final examinations Final class day; books turned in Baccalaureate practice Issue caps and gowns Issue annuals Senior Prom, International Room, El Cortez, 8:00-12:00 p.m. Baccalaureate, 1st Presbyterian Church, 1:30 p.m. Senior report cards Awards assembly, lineup 9 a.m. Graduation practice, meet busses 8:00 a.m. at Kearny Graduation, Balboa Bowl, 8:00 p.m. President, Jamie Townsend Ce ee nie a ee ei ee a ee BETTY BALLARD Betty was one of the bus- . iest students on campus during her three years at Kearny. She served as the A.S.B. Commissioner of Finance, was elected as Junior and Senior Home- coming Attendant and was selected for Girls’ State representative. Along with these activities Betty also Pe larson nde ge apr found time to study as LINDA FOX demonstrated by her B Linda gained special rec- oe ognition from the faculty in the musical field. She was a leading violinist in the Orchestra for three years. When not practic- ing her violin, Linda found time to study and to par- ticipate in many other ac- tivities including Dianas, DONNA CLONTZ Orchestra, and C.S.F. She Donna was selected for maintained a 3.88 grade who’s who on the basis of average and excellent cit- her excellent academic izenship. record at Kearny. She maintained a 4.0 grade average, was a member of the A Ca ppella Choir, and Short Story Editor of Quill and Scroll. Her awards in- cluded the Bank of Ameri- ca_ trophy in the liberal arts department, and she was a finalist in the Pres- byterian Scholarship con- test: DAN FULKERSON Dan was a standout in academics as well as ath- letics. During his three years at Kearny he played on the football and wres- tling teams. He main- tained a 3.5 average and demonstrated high ability in the field of mathema- tics as a student in the Honors math program. BETH HARVEY Beth maintained a 4.0 grade average, one of the : two highest in her gradua- ting class. She was the piano accompanist for A Cappella Choir for three years. In her junior and senior year she was a fi- nalist in the Americans Abroad Program and was a leader in all of her ac- tivities. PASTEL TE STL OS PS TEES SET EEE IEEEELAEEEEEREEEROnenAEEEeD — a SSS SS = ee on sme eee tai a ba i yy il het De Cr ce ed aap eae Peta Cn aa DT eles rete CECILE PRATT Cecile proved to be one of the best citizens. at Kearny. She served as President of Dianas, a member of A.F.S., Prom Committee, and C.S.F. Ce- cile was Junior Editor of the 1964 Komet and Edi- tor-In-Chief of the 1965 Komet. Along with these activities she maintained a 3.5 grade average. STEVE IRWIN Steve performed excellent work in the field of math- ematics. He received the Bank of America trophy for mathematics and proved to be a valuable member of the math team. Steve also excelled in sci- ence as well as his other subjects maintaining a 3.5 grade average. : RICHARD KNOTT Richard was a very active student on the campus spending most of his time preparing for debates and speech tournaments. He was especially talented in debate and impromptu speaking, and social stud- ies. Richard graduated with a 3.7 grade average. JAMIE TOWNSEND Jamie was another out- standing athlete. He played Junior Varsity foot- ball as a sophomore and lettered in his junior and senior years as a member of the Varsity football team. Also Jamie served his class as Senior Presi- dent and maintained an above average academic record. MARY WILLIS Mary served as a social leader as well as an aca- demic leader in her grad- uating class. While main- taining a grade point av- erage of 3.2, Mary found time to participate as President of Girls’ league, a member of C.S.F., Di- anas, and the After Prom Committee. EES Fey = se = eae a eats, Lael a I Christine Brinner Stetiarn, Suited near Trick chi_ Nozawa fdme Romero Candidates Johnson Debbie Costenborder Beth Harvey Koons IT Te Treen eee een Det ee a cc Lat tit cc eT ae ct rene ROBERTO GARCIA Although he was not a part of the A.F.S. Exchange program, Roberto, whose full name is Mario Roberto Garcia Murga, has helped with many A.F.S. activities this year. Before he came to the U.S. he lived in Guatemala. He was impressed by the freedom given to the people of America, and also by the great advances made in every field. Roberto liked Kearny because it was a bigger school and also because it was coeducational. He had fun at football games cheering for the victorious Komets. He _ partici- pated in sports and enjoyed singing with fellow students and going on dates. Roberto has found many friends at Kearny among the teachers and stu- dents alike. Foreign Exchange Olena with her sister and broth- er in America, Leslie and Den- nis Dassoff. Both Olena and Roberto use and enjoy the excellent facili- ties in Kearny’s library. OLENA MANZANILLA Born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, Olena was very im- pressed by the friendliness of the American people. At eight- een, she felt quite at home in the U.S. She was proud to be a Komet and added her own enthusiasm to the abounding school spirit. Olena enjoys mu- sic and art and has attended concerts and art shows when- ever she could. She found the architecture at La Jolla especi- ally fascinating. Olena was truly a welcome and pleasant addi- tion to Kearny this year. etry eet segeburehlaes nase oo recherche ret Seen rae Caren E ere ae ————————————E——EE———E—E—EeE—E—E—E—E—Eee LANGUAGE Lenore Hawk, Mike Stevens cman | | Cae | ilk he ee ENGLISH Margaret Wright, Bob Woods PRACTICAL ARTS Pat Cabiness, Fred Davis Bruce Campbell, Karen Craig ART Mike Robertson, Elissa Cilley MUSIC Fritz Ferris, Bette Greenlee DRAMA SOCIAL STUDIES Beth Harvey, Richard Knott PHYSICAL EDUCATION Letitia Rentfrow, Dan Fulkerson MATH Steve Irwin, Donna Clontz SPEECH Robert Flores, Karlynn Lake SCIENCE Dennis Volper, Cecile Pratt eee ror haere Tae ee eel mT me ee rt ae ee tT Cen REARS te ae eae stain Tor dee ee en aie ore en ee SS = Awards from the Bank of America ENGRAVED TROPHY AWARD WINNERS IN GENERAL FIELDS OR aD iS — 7 = f ere 3 Science and mathematics Stephen Irwin : ; Fine arts Elizabeth Harvey Liberal arts Donna Clontz fi Vocational arts Karen Craig k : : i ‘ : i CERTIFICATE AWARD WINNERS IN SPECIFIC FIELDS | i Mathematics Jon Michaelson | ih Laboratory science Dennis Volper . Music Elizabeth Greenlee | ; Art Elissa Cilley | i English Peter Walsall a Social Science Cecile Pratt a Foreign language Lenore Hawk 4 e Business Cynthia Sedgwick ‘ Home Economics Carol Clark e Trades William Short FL HEUEREM ACMA IR ori Tete yar GE BOYS’ ATHLETICS GYMNASTICS Pepe Gallardo—Most Valuable. Gymnast BASEBALL Travis Northcutt—2 years All League Frank Vandevender—All League FOOTBALL Dan Fulkerson—C.I.F. All League Jim Townsend—C.I.F. All League, Player of the Year Western League Jim Ahrens—C.I.F. All League Bill Bolden—C.|.F. All League, Player of the Year CLE Bobby Johnson—C.I.F. All League Tom Gadd—All League Ron Edwards—All League Rob Oliphant—All League John Waldrop—All League Frank Oberreuter—All League Mike Henos—M.V.P. J.V. football TRACK Barry Richardson—outstanding Bob Johnson—outstanding Larry Mclntyre—outstanding cross country WRESTLING Dan Fulkerson—C.|.F. Champion, 1st place Western League, Heavyweight class Walter Phillips—lst place Western League, 141 Ib. class Pat Miller—C.I.F. 3rd place, 1st place Western League, 148 lb. class Don Blevins—C.I|.F. 2nd place, 3rd place Western League, 106 Ib. class BUSINESS EDUCATION Karen Craig—Outstanding Business Education Student Cindy Sedgwick—Olivetti Underwood Business Ma- chines, Outstanding Business Student Barbara Roach—Gregg Shorthand Outstanding Student Award Leila Reyes—Olivetta Underwood Award Outstand- ing Typist HONORS GIRLS’ ATHLETICS GYMNASTICS Letitia Rentfrow—'64 All City Gymnastics Jam- boree, 2nd Western spring board, 3rd All City spring board ’64 TRACK HONORS ALL CITY TRACK MEET Ruth Reynolds—record for 440, 5th place relay Etta Faye Love—shot put Joanne Butler—shot put Brenda Bradford—shot put Letitia Rentfrow—5th place relay Carla Butherus—5th place relay Kathy McNutt—5th place relay, 5th place broad and high jumps ART Elissa Cilley—Most Outstanding Artist ART PRODUCTION Joe Reyes Ciro Vitale CRAFTS Carol Culver Fran DeNardo JoEllen Roman INDUSTRIAL ARTS Fred Davis—Industrial Art Department Award MUSICAL ARTS CHORAL ARTS Choir—Beth Harvey Ensemble—Bette Greenlee Girls’ Chorus—Chris Thornberry ALL HIGH SCHOOL HONORS CHOIR Coleen Mae Baker Michael Calahan - Ralph Estrada Bette Greenlee Eileen Hodge Mary Horbal Julie Ann Johnson Alice Miller Patsy Miller Richard Mitchell Carol Jean Morgan Leann Moyers Lennetta Omanson Craig Reynolds Steve Shepard Linda VanWagner INSTRUMENTAL Linda Fox—Orchestra Jeri Wright—Band Dan Fickett—Band DRAMATIC ARTS Mike Biers—Nominee for Academic Distinction in drama, Outstanding Marquee '64, lst place dra- matic interpretation California Western Speech tournament, 2nd place dramatic, 2nd place poetic interpretations San Diego State. Byron Smith—4th place Dramatic Interpretation Palomar novice tournament, Superior Award San Diego Speech League, semi-finalist California Western. Idy Minihan—Superior Awards speech, Outstand- ing Dramatics. Kandis Balistreri—3rd Humorous Interpretation San Diego State ’64. Cherie Craven—2nd Dramatic Interpretation Palo- mar Speech, 2nd Humorous Interpretation Craw- ford. SPEECH Robert Flores—Outstanding, placed Ist or 2nd in all categories Karlynn Lake—Outstanding Oration, Debate, 1st or 2nd in each category Richard Knott—Outstanding Debate, Impromptu, Extemporaneous Bobby Taylor—Outstanding Oration John Dickason—Superior Debate, Extemporaneous, Impromptu, lst or 2nd in all events. Connie Sullins—Superior Debate, Impromptu, Ex- temporaneous. ENGLISH Robert Woods—Kearny English.Department Award HOME ECONOMICS Sandra Smith—Betty Crocker Award Jessop’s Table Setting Beverly Ray Ellen Dupuis Sharon Sheskey Mary Herron oo ooo Sneed I BEST LIKED Beth Harvey, Pete Castro CUTEST COUPLE Judi Nations, Earl Holland Senior WITTIEST Sandy Mansfield, Mark Sweeny MOST ATHLETIC Sherril Dufresne, Dan Fulkerson es Sten THT A aR ty ha) IT: 7 srevceld pride y ahfie Peek te ee eee ees ype ” AOR AAAS rh pe ahd ee Fiery gis be MARGwrE Rhys nay AN byte Gees Daweh OMe Rha sph Oba ating RES aN PR ue ‘ BEST PERSONALITY Cheryl Allen, Jimmy Allen Personalities BEST DRESSED Patti Lightner, Scott Brundage LIKELY TO a | FRIENDLIEST SMILE Alan Scott, Betty Ballard ‘ae + ie : f pars hate ee of SUCCEED Mary Willis, Jac Crawford Robert Able Robert Abromowitz Edward Ahlgren Cheryl! Allen James Allen Shirlee Allen Terry Allen Michael Angus Adrianne Arnold Sandra Arnold Connie Baker Steve Baker Kristyne Bakewell 32 ON oe ABEL to BALDWIN ABEL, ROBERT Babba was active in Lancer's Color Guard, Orchestra, Rifle Team, and Cadet Club Council. His memories include '63 and '64 C. |. F. Cham- pionship, Shine’s Hot Olds, '64 Homecoming. His ambition is to sabotage bungelow 11. AHRENS, JAMES Bubbles’ activities included two years Varsity Football and the Letterman’s Club. Bubbles will always remember C.I.F. '63 and '64, Homecom- ing '64, Astro, Cubic Dragway, Slat, Shakey’s, and his Senior Class. He plans to go to college and have fun. ALLEN, JAMES Jim was active in the House of Representatives in his Senior year. Jim will always remember Cheryl’s frustrations, Cubic, Astro, C.I.F., Emily, and the Orange Horse. He plans to go to college and own and race a car. ALLEN, CHERYL Cheryl's activities include songleading, Powder Puff game, House of Representatives, Junior and Senior Council, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Annual Staff, and Cap and Gown Committee. She remembers tryouts with Judi, Song- leading, C.I.F.’s, Homecoming '64 and '65, her sister and ’64 Alumni, Prom, Beach, Brawley, gang at lunch, her two brothers, Blue and Green, and the President. She plans to remain happy. ALLEN, SHIRLEE Shirlee will always remember Duane and Sandi at the games, going out with the girls, Soupy, Jeanie, Steve, Kenny, Fred with his truck and driving it. She plans to attend Business College and later to marry and have a family. AMICK, MICHAEL Little Wally was active in R.O.T.C. for three years, Fancy Drill Team for three years, Cadet Club, Color Detail, Senior Class Council, and the Baccalaureate committee. His memories included Linda, going out for cheer, Surfing '64 at Huntington and Newport Beach. Michael plans to attend Mesa College for two years and go out for Cheer at Mesa. Later he plans to buy an island. ANDERSON, SHARON L. Sharon was active in the K-ettes, Y-Teens, and was the Girls’ Choir President. She will always remember her junior year, Prom ‘64, Brawley game, track meets, all the girls in Drill, and lunchtime. Sharon plans to go to Beauty College and Business School and to always be happy. ANDERSON, THOMASINE Tommy’s memories include Homecoming, A W's Baby Hamburgers and Rootbeers, learning to drive and all the wonderful times she had at Kearny. Tommy plans to be happy always and to someday own a raccoon. ANGUS, MICHAEL Mike’s activities include K.H.S. News, basketball, and Sopho- more Class President. Mike will always remember Mr. Nelson, and Madison in his junior year. He plans to attend San Diego State College, major in English, and become a writer. ARNOLD, ADRIANNE' Adrianne was very active in F.T.A. She will always re- member the punctual third-year German students. Adrianne plans to become a teacher of exceptional children. ARNOLD, SANDRA Sandy was active in the Pep Club, House of Representa- tives, Y-Teens, and was a Stamp Representative. Her memories include: her sophomore year, especially her Basic Cit. Class, Cathy and Rosemary, Jeff and the Freedom Bell, Barb and first lunch, and seventh period gym. Sandy plans to become a private secretary. ARVIN, LYNN Lynn was active in the Girls’ Chorus in her sophomore year, and Mixed Chorus in her junior and senior years. Lynn will always remember the football games, all the wonderful times at Kearny, Terry, Carol, and Kear- ny’s School Spirit. Lynn plans to attend Mesa College and then get a job. AXELROD, ROBERT Robert was active in baseball. He will always remember the football games, the after-game dances, A W, and a bright yellow Chevy engine. After Robert gets out of the service he plans to marry and go into the automobile business and own his own gas station or speed shop. BAKER, COLEEN Coleen was active this year as Senior Class Vice-President, a Diana, in A Cappella for two years, a '64-65 Songleader and a member of Ensemble. Her past activities included being a Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, serving on the Jr. Coke Comm., Sophomore Class Council, Y-teens, and was treasurer of A.F.S. She remembers the sensation of leading the Komets in songs, good times J.V. Cheerleading at the Mission Bay game, Choir, C.I.F.’s, all her won- derful friends, tryouts; look-a-like, and “‘KHS is always best.’ She plans to become a learned individual, live a good life, and never look back with regret. BAKER, CONNIE Connie's Senior activities include being a '65 Songleader, Secretary of A Cappella Choir, Annual Staff Sr. Typist, a Diana, and a member of A.F.S., Y-Teens, and Sr. Council. In the past years she was a J.V. Cheer- leader, and served on the Jr. Coke Comm., Class Councils, and was in the Pep Club, Y-Teens, and A.F.S. Her special memories include the excitement of J.V. Cheer, and the thrill of Song, Homecoming and the Pt. Loma games, C.I.F.’s, the Komets, Choir and ‘'Z’, good times at Astro Dances, her job, twin sis, many tryouts and best of all the wonderful years at K.H.S. Connie’s ambition is to keep on learning and lead a happy and rewarding life. BAKER, STEPHEN ‘Steve participated in cross country in his junior year, His memories are of Senior year, ali his good friends, and the bad memories of Kearny. Steve's ambition is to go to San Diego State College and then to live a happy life. BAKEWELL, KRISTYNE Kris’s memories are of the football games in Jr. and Senior years, the after-game dances and parties, making up routines, Oscar's and A W. She was a Diana, Drill Captain, and participated in A.F.S., C.S.F., and Senior Class Council. Her future plans are to go on to college and major in education. BALDWIN, JOHN John was on the wrestling team and was Sports Editor of K.H.S. News. His memories are of Miss Speck’s English class, Editors room in K.H.S. and News, La Jolla football game, ’54 Chevy, competition in K.H.S. and his lucky car accident. His plans are to go into the field of journalism. James Ahrens William Albertazzi Sharon Anderson Thomasine Anderson Robert Axelrod Coleen Baker John Baldwin Kenneth Baldwin 33 Kandis Balisteri Betty Ballard Helen Baquera Teenah Barker Ronald Barna Felix Barnes Shirley Barnes Craig Barnett Don Bartalotta Eugene Basye Marilyn Bayne Earnest Bedell Jeff Beetem Theresa Benavidez Tamara Bernier Michael! Biers Bruce Biggs Jeff Birrenkott Ralph Bjornson Kenneth Blattman 34 DERN DIE aSHNaNT PS BALISTRERI to BLEVINS BALISTRERI, KANDIS Candy participated in Drama, Dianas, Marquees, plays, speech tournaments, and Orchestra. Her special memories are of Dianas, C.I.F., Santa Barbara, Mr. W., Cast Parties, lunch times, modern dance, jazz, birthdays, and improvisations. Her ambition is to play Liza Doolittle on Broadway. BALLARD, Betty Betty's activities included being Girls’ State Representative, treasurer and representative of Girls’ League, Comm. of Finance, and partici- pating on the Senior Class Council, Cap and Gown Comm., A.S.B. Council, and Pep Club. She was also a Homecoming attendant in her junior and senior year. Her ambition is to attend college and major in history with hopes of becoming a teacher. Her memories will always be of confusion in A.S.B., queens, Christ- mas parties, Girls’ State, Cheer tryouts, and all her friends. BAQUERA, HELEN ‘‘Corky” was active as historian in Girls’ Choir. Her memo- ries are Mr. Woody's science class, her homemaking class, and C.I.F. 1963. Her ambition is to have six kids or more. BARNA, RONALD Ron participated in Key Club, R.0.T.C., and Cadet Club. His memories include the Miramar gang, his honda, football games and guards, C.I.F., school dances, and beach parties during the summer. Ron plans to attend college. BARNES, SHIRLEY JUNE J.B. participated in G.A.A., Pep Club, track, modern dance, and gymnastics. She will always remember the fabulous Kingsmen, and the kids with whom she associated most. June has hopes of becoming a pro- fessional singer and get married. If she does not make it as a singer she plans to go to college and major in art. BARNETT, CRAIG Craig was active in football and wrestling. His memories are of the football games and afterwards, ‘“‘an orange pony,” and Sea World. He plans to attend State College and make a career in electronics or be an engineer. BARTOLETTA, DON Bart was active in wrestling. His memories are of wres- tling and never getting to be lst, 2nd, or even 3rd. His memories include also his senior year and all the things he got blamed for and nine-tenths of them ee didn’t do. He hopes to attend a police academy and become a police officer. BAYNE, MARILYN Marilyn's memories are always of Valentine's Day '64, and all the wonderful times at Kearny. Her ambition is to go to a business school and later become a secretary. BEDELL, EARNEST Little Ern was active in J.V. football, and a member of the Key Club. His memories are Mr. Albertson’s history class, after-the-game dances, the guys in the band next door, the low doorway in the main hall, getting my car to start after school, and finally its breakdown, Mrs. Smith, a Consumers Ec. He plans to study police science and become a juvenile officer. BEETEM, JEFF Jeff's memories are of dancetime, Sea World, Kamp’s class, and dancing in the Kearny parking lot. His ambition is to graduate, go to col- lege, get married at 25, and go to work if he has time. BENAVIDEZ, THERESA Terry was active in the Tennis Club and volley tennis. Her memories are of lunch, R.O.T.C., the diets that were never kept, gym, the old gang, football games and Kearny dances. She will never forget their foot mobile and the ladies and counselors in the office. She plans to go to busi- ness school, go-to college and get married. BERNIER, TAMARA Tammy participated in Pep Club and was on the Senior Class Council and After-Prom Committee. She remembers problems with the blue '57. Chevy, all the great times, her junior year, after-prom '63, Senior lunch table, early paperboy, and Homecoming. Tammy plans to attend beauty college and marry. BERRY, ARTHUR ‘‘Artie’s’’ activities included being on varsity baseball and the speech team. His memories are of all the football and basketball games, the fun he had with his friends, three years of baseball under Coach Taylor, and lefthanders. Art plans to study law in college and after that play profes- sional baseball. BETCHER, CURTIS Curt was in Kearny’s orchestra, band and pep band. He will never forget the trips to Brawley, and all his friends. His ambition is to teach drums, go to college, and to play drums in different bands. BIERS, MICHAEL Mike was president of Marquees and participated. in school plays and speech tournaments. His memories are of C.I.F. last year, cast parties, Mr. W., Mrs. Dresser, singing Christmas carols in a convertible at midnight, Circle Arts, and sliding on ice. He plans to study at the Royal ‘Acting Academy and become an actor and to play two certain roles. BIGGS, BRUCE Bruce’s only memory is that of the senior prom. His ambition is to become a Marine. BIRRENKOTI, JEFF ‘‘Rags’s” activities include two years of varsity basketball and baseball. In his sophomore year he participated in J.V. football. Jeff will always remember all the fun he had at Kearny, after the party, all the fun they had and hope to keep having, and the football games. BLEVINS, DONALD Don played J.V. football, wrestled and ran track in his sophomore and junior years. He was also on the speech team in his senior year. His memories are going to C.I.F. in wrestling and track in his junior and senior years, the A.S.B. Ball and the Boys’ Federation Balls. His ambition is to go to college. BLEVINS, NANCY ‘‘Dimples’'’ memories are of all the fun she has had with her wonderful friends, the football games, C.I.F., how it hurt to have to grow up, Woody's science class and just Kearny! Her ambition. is to be a better medical secretary and get enough money to go to New York just once. Arthur Berry Curtis Betcher Don Blevins Nancy Blevins 35 Dennis Booher James Bounds Steven Bowen Jack Boyd Brenda Bradford Peggy Branson Jim Bridges Dixie Brown Barbara Broyles Scott Brundage Carole Buchanan Melvin Buchanan Constance Bullock Patricia Bulmer Barbara Bumgardner Barbara Burleson Dennis Burns BLEVINS to BYERLY BLEVINS, PATRICIA Pat participated in Y-Teens, Tennis Club, gymnastics, track, Pep Club, Prom Committee and G.A.A. for three years. She will always remember the A.S.B. Ball in ’62 and the AS.B. Ball this year. Pat plans to go to college and further her education in the secretarial field. BOWEN, STEVEN Steve was active in cross country, Senior Class Council, and Marquees. His memories are of root beers after school and lunch time. He plans to attend San Diego State College and eventually go to Berkeley University. BOYD, JACK Jack was in the Band and Pep Band. He will always remember the football games and all the other activities we had. Jack's future plans are to go to Canada and homestead and if at all possible go to college. BRAASTAD, WAYNE Wayne was active in Key Club and wrestling. He remem- bers the good times, Keller’s Chevy, and surfing. He plans to go to college and take up space. BRADFORD, BRENDA Brender was active in G.AA., Tennis Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, and the Senior Class Council. Her memories are her '64 summer, when she doesn’t win, all her wonderful friends, football games, after-game dances, si ea Ball, and the Prom. She plans to be an interior decorator and to be oved. BRANSON, PEGGY Peggy was on the Smoking Committee. She will never for- get all the dances before and after, Senior lunch table and the fun at lunch, all the games and all her wonderful friends. She plans to go to Mesa College for two years. BRIDGES, JIM ‘‘Bridge’s’’ activities include J.V. and varsity football, wrestling, tricycle races and selling tickets. He will always remember the good ole times selling tickets to people who didn’t want to buy them, and all the guys 10 through 48. His ambition is to go to J.C. for two years and then to forestry work. BRIGGS, THOMAS’ Tom participated in track, cross country, A Cappella Choir and was a Boys’ Federation representative in his junior year. He plans to go to San Diego State and graduate. BROTHERS, YOLANDA Jo was a member of the Senior Council, the Prom and After-Prom Committees, and gymnastics. Her memories are of Modern Dance, Consumers Economics, posting the election returns November 3, and C.I.F. Her ambition is to go to Mesa and become a P.E. teacher. BROWN, DIXIE ‘Car Wrecker’s’ memories include going to dances, getting speeding tickets, getting in wrecks with jeeps, putting clutches in 58 Chevys, double dating, and all the real good times. His plans are to go to college and major in architectural drafting and work on cars in his spare time. BROYLES, BARBARA ‘‘Barbie’s’ activities included Future Nurses, Modern Dance, the Prom Decoration Committee, Senior Council, Red Cross, A.F.S., and C.S.F. Her memories are of football games, being sor e after Modern Dance, finally the show, a certain flower cart, existentialism, chemistry, experiments, the cooking lab, and second lunch. She plans to go to college and become a registered nurse. BRUNDAGE, SCOTT Scott’s memories inciude Tuesday nights, last year’s prom, a crush on two beautiful girls and sports, a long walk, and the station wagon. He plans to make something good out of the bad. BUCHANAN, CAROLE Carole’s memories include Easter of '64, the side of a fishing boat, all the fun times with the kids at Kearny, and the wonderful summers. She plans to work, marry and be the best wife anyone could ever ask for. BUCK, MARY ‘“Chug-a-lug’”’ will always remember all the good times, all the games, all her friends in 7th period, the playground, and she will always re- member the day she becomes an aunt. She plans to go to college and become a social worker. BULLOCK, CONNIE Connie was active on the Junior Coke Committee, and the Smoking Committee. She will remember all of her sisters, C.I.F., her junior year, all the Friday nights, and all her good times. She plans to take a business course and then marry. BULMER, PATRICIA ANN “‘Sailor’s’’ activities include the Drama Club. Her memories are of the Boys’ Fed Dance this year when she found upon arrival that she was wearing one black shoe and one navy blue one and she had to go back home to change. Also when she first moved here she got her Dad lost on the way to school by telling him a few wrong turns; and she never got to school. She plans to become an art teacher or an English literature teacher. BURLESON, BARBARA Bobbie’s activities included Pep Club and Bible Club. She remembers eating lunch with her friends, her first football game, C.I.F., all the games this year, dances, and Boys’ Fed. ’63. She plans to try to make a success at whatever she may attempt. BUTLER, JOANN ‘Jab’’ was a member of the Sophomore Class Council, Y- Teens, Vice-President of G.A.A. in her junior year, a K-ette in her senior year, and a student teacher at Montgomery Junior High. Her special memories are of apple cider, the Key Club picnic, a smoky bus, after dances, and all the guys. She would like to travel and maybe someday enter the Olympics. She plans to become a P.E. teacher. BYERLY, CATHY ANN ‘Cath’’ was active in Y-Teens, Pep Club, and the House of Representatives. Her fondest memories are of her sophomore year, Mr. Hotchkiss, all her wonderful friends, the long hot summers, and Kearny’s foot- ball team. She plans to become a good nurse and work at Mercy Hospital. Thomas Briggs Wayne Braastad Mary Buck Mary Buckman Jo Ann Butler Cathy Byerly 3 7 want LESBAUSEY TENSR NORE Badr EE SO Cynthia Campagna Carlin Campbell Robert Campbell Larry Carrasco Rod Carroll Steve Cassaboom ° ngs neuen irra George Cavanagh Ruth Chamberlin Susan Chiaravalle Craig Chidester Edward Chmielewski James Christian 38 CABANISS to CHRISTIAN CABANISS, PATRICIA Pat was a member of A.F.S., the Modern Dance Club, and the K-ettes. Her memories include Dr. Carter and the Modern Dance Club, Mr. Hitchings’ English class, C.I.F., Mrs. Kohr, Mrs. Dresser, Marlene and Beatlemania, and Homecoming. Pat’s ambition is to find her true self, to live a meaningful life, and to travel. CAMPBELL, CARLIN Butch’s activities included baseball, House of Representa- tives, Sophomore Class Council. He remembers Tuesdays at the “Rec,” Ra- mona’s junk yard, Proctor Valley. His future plans are to study law at U.C.L.A. CAMPBELL, ROBERT Bruce was a senior representative. His memories include the Senior Prom of '64, the classes of '63 and ‘64, a trip to Colorado River and Yuma, and Homecoming '64. His future plans include to get his new car before June, to attend State College and teach business in junior or senior high. CARPENTER, WILLIAM Bill was a member of A Cappella Choir, Ensemble, and Mixed Chorus. He remembers his junior year, Woody's science class, and Kathy’s freckles. Bill’s future includes four years at State to major in music and teach music and choir in high school. CARSON, CAROL Carol was the art and advertising manager of G.A.A., adver- tising and art editor of Quill and Scroll, a member of C.S.F., A.F.S., Debate Club, and Senior Class Council. Her memories are the caroling party of '62, C.I.F., girls’ gymnastics and track and field meets, Key Club picnics, car washes, debating and Saturday art classes. She plans to become a doctor of biological science and illustrator of the laboratory. She would like to marry an ambitious lawyer or economist. CARTER, LINDA ‘‘Pill’” was a member of the Sophomore Class Council, A.F.S., Marquees, Junior Coke Committee, After-Prom Committee, Senior Dance Com- mittee. She remembers the parties, Sunday drives, contacs, Salton Sea, co-ed tackle, C.I.F., Mr. Guzman, Accents and dances, friends, and her brother. Linda’s future plans include college and becoming an airline stewardess. CASTANEDA, DAVID David was on the Smoking Committee, Art Production, and in baseball. His memories include football, basketball, and all the games; Ritchie’s on Friday nights, and the beach. His future plans are to go to Mesa College for a year, then to the University of New Mexico and to have a happy life. CASTORINI, GINA ‘‘L.B. was the treasurer of Pep Club, and on the Sopho- more Class Council. She remembers basketball games, C.I.F., and the Junior and Senior dances. Her ambition is to be completely on her own for at least two years. CAVANAGH, GEORGE George was a member of the R.O.T.C. His memories are Mr. Albertson’s history class, Miss Speck’s English classes, Mr. Winan’s speech class, his portrayal of Julius Caesar and Homecoming '64. His ambition is to go to a California university and study to become a college professor of ancient history. CHAMBERLIN, RUTH Ruth remembers the football games and after-dances. She plans to become a private secretary. CHIARAVALLE, SUSAN Sue remembers frizzy hair, riding with Ann, Linda and Ruth, football games, the Mahlums, and the wonderful times. Her future plans include to go to San Diego State and someday marry a kind, considerate, and wealthy man. CHIDESTER, CRAIG ‘“‘Rik’’ was a member of the '63 Art Productions and '62 and '63 hurdle crew. His memories include the San Diego Raceway. He plans to attend Mesa College and major in commercial art and advertising. CHRISTIAN, JAMES Jim was on the Senior Class Council and Prom Committee. He remembers C.I.F., the '53 Chevy, and the good party. Jim plans to be a physical education teacher at a high school, to get married and live a happy life. William Carpenter Jamie Carpenter David Castaneda Gina Castorini 39 $614 MON Lents an caret aates facto yt RR Rt geet ate tear gers ena ¢ SSS SE Ca CAR ALU iE AP RE aa SS ES 2 Nola Christopher Terry Cirilo Alan Clements Richard Clemons Donna Clontz Michael Coker Carol Cole David Conklin Ligaya Convento Geoffrey Cook Gladys Copeland Derek Cordeiro Richard Cordova Jerry Cornelius 40 CHRISTOPHER to COSTENBORDER CHRISTOPHER, NOLA Nola remembers the football games and after-dances, 11th grade English class, Kohr’s gym class of '64, all the laughs at the Donut Shop, and all the kids at lunch. She plans to go to Mesa or business school and travel Europe before getting married. CIRILO, TERRY ‘‘Cirielo” was on the track team. He remembers football games, Mr. Albertson, Consumer Ec., and Kearny and all the people he knew and all the teachers he had. Terry’s ambition is to be a bachelor. CLARK, CAROL ‘Betty Boop” will remember Linda, Sally, Juanita, and Jesse. Her ambition is to go to college and become a dress designer, and later to get married. CLEMENS, SUNNIE Sunnie will never forget the many happy times at the football games and C.I.F., all of the dances and parties, and her many friends. She plans to go to college and become an X-Ray Technician and do undergrad work at UCLA Hospital. CLEMENTS, ALAN Yogi was our '64-65 A.S.B. President, R.O.T.C. Cadet Club President, Treasurer of Key Club, a member of A.F.S., C.S.F., and Quill and Scroll; lettered in JV football, and served as board member of S.F.A. His memories include the difficulties and rewards of high school, victories and defeats, all his classes, Komet spirit and support, putting down Madison, and the help and understanding of his wonderful parents and many chess games. His future plans include going to college, major in law or religion, to always serve God, and to invite all Komets to his wedding in four years. CLEMONS, RICHARD Dick was the Captain of Cross Country, on Cross Country and track for three years, Vice President of the Key Club, Boys’ Fed and Annual Staff. He remembers Dolores, Rice, the teachers who tried to figure him out but couldn't. His ambition is to get ahead. CLONTZ, DONNA In her former school, Donna was a member of C.S.F., Rep- resentative to Student Council, Science Club Secretary, Girl’s League Secretary, in Choir, and on the Swim Team. Here at Kearny, she was in A.F.S., C.S.F., Quill and Scroll, and A Cappella Choir. Her memories are ‘‘When that April,’ confetti at football games, learning to play tennis, “This is My Country,” C.S.F. Life Membership, and the canoe trip down the Colorado. She plans a teaching career and to join the Peace Corps. COKER, MIKE Mike played JV football, was in the Band and Boys’ Fed. He remembers gym classes, Brawley, Pep Band, football, Steve, Candy, school, and surfing. He plans to become a dentist in Hawaii and surf the heavies. COLE, CAROL Carol was on the Announcement Committee, Senior Class Coun- cil, and Drill. She will always remember the happy years at Kearny, Drill, and the After Dances. She plans to attend Mesa College for two years and major in 1.B.M. training and later get married. COMSTOCK, KATHLEEN Kathy will always remember the friends she has made and the good times they have shared. Her plans are to marry and have a family, CONKLIN, DAVID Dave was a member of Boys’ Fed, gymnastics, and physical fitness. He remembers the good times spent with the guys and girls, the foot- ball games and basketball games, the Balls and dances. His ambition is to go to Australia to surf, work, and have fun, then to come back home, get a job, and get married. CONVENTO, LIGAYA Lee was a member of Y-Teens. Her memories include the C.I.F. Championships and lunch with Mary and Janey. Her future plans include taking library science at Mesa College and finishing at San Diego State. COOK, GEOFREY Jeff lettered in track and gymnastics, played JV football and was treasurer of the Letterman’s Club. His ambition is to grow up and write letters to a special friend and make it a Jaw that all girls be shorter than 5'5”. COPELAND, GLADYS Gladys remembers all the good times, going to school with Arlene and the gang in the car, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Kyllo. Her future plans are to become a beauty operator and to marry. CORDEIRO, DEREK ‘‘Cord’’ played basketball for two years. He remembers the basketball games with La Jolla, and the crowd in the Counseling office. His ambition is to become a man from U.N.C.L.E. or to become a probation officer. CORDOVA, RICHARD’ Terry remembers the C.I.F. football champs and ‘64’ Olds. His future plans are to go to college, get a good job and make a lot of money, and find a good wife. CORNELL, SHIRLEY ‘‘Little Fidget’’ was a member of G.A.A. and the Advanced Girls’ Choir. Her memories include the C.I.F. years, Girls’ League Ball, her sophomore year, and her wonderful friends and the two Senior proms she at- tended. Her plans are to become a psychiatrist. COSTENBORDER, LAURIE Laurie was on the Junior Class Council, Senior Class Council, a K.H.S. News reporter for a year, Feature Editor of K.H.S. News, Ten- nis Club, Senior Prom Decorations Committee, and the Cap and Gown Commit- tee. She will always remember K.H.S. News, her birthday with the girls, Cheer practice, C.I.F., Mr. Clancy, and all the great friends. Carol Clark Sunnie Clemens Shirley Cornell Laurie Costenborder 4] TSA ee eae eet tet Cg emanate Judith Cox Karen Craig Jac Crawford James, Cross Julie Cruz Mary Cruz Ralph Cuevas Cindy Cullinan Nancy Cullinan Carol Culver Mary Dalrymple Leslie Dassoff 42 COX to DAVIS COX, JUDITH Judith was on the Smoking Committee and in Girls’ Chorus. She remembers Sea World, the Accents, brother Joe and always Kearny. She plans to become rich and live in La Jolla Muirlands. CRAIG, KAREN Karen was a member of the Pep Club, A.F.S., Modern Dance Club, C.S.F., and secretary of the Little Sister Program. Her memories include the games, dances, Dresser’s English class, the beach, and the ASB and ROTC Balls. She plans to go to college and become a good secretary. CRAWFORD, JAC Jac was our Boys’ Fed President, in football and track, Sec- retary of the Letterman’s Club, a member of the Key Club, Boy’s State, and the A.S.B. Council. He plans to go to U.C.S.D. CROSS, JAMES Jim was a member of C.S.F., Band, Golf Team, and President of Bi-Chem-Phi. He remembers Mr. Rufolo’s Class, fire drills, '63 football team, and talks with Miss Speck. He plans to graduate from the University of Min- nesota and go into the field of Pharmaceutics. CRUZ, MARY Mary was in Y-Teens, Pep Club, and a Big Sister. Her mem- ories include the football games, after game dances, and parties. Her plans are to get a job and go to school. CUEVAS, RALPH Ralph was an officer in Marquees, in Drama, A Cappella Choir, and on the K.H.S. News Staff. He will always remember Mr. Z, Mr. Wyman, and Kearny and all of the plays. He plans to go to a Theatrical Institution in New York and become a professional actor. CULLINAN, CINDY Cindy was in Y-Teens, Pep Club, Smoking Committee and Senior Class Council. Her memories include the after-game dances '64, sum- mer '63, old friends, and the gang. She plans to go to college. CULLINAN, NANCY Nancy was a member of the Pep Club. She remembers an outstanding date, C.I.F., and eating lunch with the girls. She plans to go on to junior college, to ‘‘live in a big Castle’ and to eventually get married. CULVER, CAROL ‘‘Crayola’’ was a member of the Spanish Club and the Mod- ern Dance Club. She plans to attend a beauty colle ge, marry and have three boys. CUMMINGS, MELODEE Mel was in the Girls’ Choir. She plans to become an airline stewardess and a nurse's aid. CUMMINGHAM, DILLION Dill will remember the dates, a '59 Chevy and Auto Shop. His ambition is to go to college, get married, become a dentist, and : : M have a family, but most of all to be happy. Melodee Cummings Dillon Cunningham D'ACQUISTO, NICHOLAS Nick was on the golf team and Bowling Club. He remembers being a pest, Mr. Harter’s math, and Mr. Gawle’s history. His am- bitions are to become a dentist, inventor, mathematician or anything where he has to use his hands and mind. DAILY, FRANK Frank was in A Cappella Choir. He remembers transferring from Clairemont to Kearny in the middle of his junior year, and not being able to walk from the 900 building to B-15 in 5 minutes. He plans to live long enough to go to his own funeral. DAILY, TIMOTHY Sno was in wrestling and Smoking Committee. He remembers the fire extinguisher and lunch. His ambition is to go to Australia. DALKE, LOIS Lois was in Girls’ Choir and Y.F.C. She remembers waiting for Christmas of '64, and all the good times she had. Her plans include col- lege to be a dental assistant, later get married and to do what God has planned for her life. DALRYMPLE, MARY Mary was in C.S.F. and Pep Club. Her memories are of friends, the beach, the alarm clock, plans and the big party. She plans to at- tend Mesa, continue working as a dental assistant and get married. DASSOFF, LESLIE Les was in A.F.S., Y-Teens, Junior and Senior Class Coun- cils, Junior Coke Committee and Prom Decorations Committee. She remembers the Prom, dances, games, crafts class, speech, the beach party, all her friends, and her sister Olena. Her plans include college, going to Venezuela, being happy, having fun and bringing joy to others. Lois Dalke DAVIS, GENA Gena was on the Prom Committee, Pep Club, and Horizon Club. She remembers going shopping, summer of '64, two great football seasons, the “Gang,” art production. Her ambitions are to go to Mesa, maybe to travel and to work. Fred Davis Gena Davis 43 a ae % Bt tM Gitte : Pitts BS apie! ican og yyy Pte tts ; LL HH) MAT ce OR GAT Me 14 LS itt eR Ue ya tt Rey eit ee 45 ot AR hat ed gay carers f Taye d J STE Ss is BO I Ease ea Ss SESE Oo PS eee Oa ad eis pie yr USSEntae A SHARASPEG A? Fite! abe iF 68 SEER RE EMMA at ha Frances DeNardo Geraldine DesLauriers Michael Deters Patricia Dibsie Sandra Dick Lee Dishon Orin Dodge Ted Dorius Ronald Dougherty Peter Downes Floyd Dudley Sherril Dufresne 44 DAVIS to DUFRESNE DAVIS, SANDRA Sandi remembers listening to her radio instead of doing homework, Mrs. Dresser and her funny jokes, the confusion in the h alls, tardies, her first and last days in school, and the helpfulness of her parents. Her plans include finishing school and the becoming of a dental assistant. DELANY, MARY Tiger was in Girls’ Choir. Her memories are of two fabulous football seasons, the Madison game, lunch and all her wonderful times at Kearny. She plans to settle down and raise a big family. DeNARDO, FRANCES ‘Glory-hog’’ was secretary of the Sophomore Class Council and on Jr. Coke Committee, art production, Announcements and Smoking Committees. Her memories are of 1st lunch and her well-travelled path around the senior table, her friends. She plans to go to Alaska, college, to meet many people and become a Ist class citizen in this great country. DETERS, MIKE Mike remembers eating, drinking, sleeping, being merry and this year’s after dances. He plans to be the richest man in the world. DIPSIE, PATRICIA Pat was President of F.T.A., in Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Drill, K.H.S. News, and Sr. Council. She remembers the ‘‘crazy gang’ and their Chinese fire drills, Dorothy's surprise party, eating a frozen cake in the student parking lot, and Mr. Hayes’ Latin class. Her future plans include San Diego State to become an English teacher. DICK, SANDRA Sandy was a Majorette in 9th and 10th grade. She remembers the greatest football teams a school could have. Her plans include becoming a beautician. DINAN, CHRISTOPHER Leopard remembers Pontiacs and Chevies. He plans to be a mechanical engineer. DiSALVO, CHARLES Charlie was in ROTC Cadet Club for 3 years. He remembers the C.I.F. games and the fun at football and basketball games. His ambition is to go to Jr. College and then to State. DISHON, LEE Herb was on Varsity Baseball for two years and in the Letter- man’s Club. He remembers pitching in the ’64 baseball C.I.F. game, going to all the dances, and all the good times at Kearny. His ambitions include be- coming a good lawyer and attending the University of California at Berkeley. DORIUS, TED Ted was on the golf team. He remembers the car accidents with Shark and Toad. His plans include touring the U.S.A. on a motorcycle and later joining the PGA tour. DOUGHERTY, RONALD Ron was on the Gymnastics, Wrestling and Tennis teams. He remembers the gymnastics meets, football games, the putting of letters in the wrong envelopes, and the after-prom in his junior year. His plans include State to become a successful architect later. DOWNES, PETER Pete was in Cross Country, Track and the Letterman’s Club. He remembers the football games, track and cross country meets, Coach Rice and the “Boys.” He plans to go to college and become an engineer. DUDLEY, FLOYD Dudley remembers the football games, C.I.F., after the games and the good times at Kearny. He plans to attend Mesa College. DUFRESNE, SHERRIL Sherril remembers all the good times with everybody, her junior English class, Mrs. Kohr and what she taught her, Miss Kutzke and her Chinese G.A.A., and getting lost on the way to Morse. Her ambition is to be happy and thankful. Joseph Diaz Christopher Dinan 45 Steve Dufresne Janis Duncan Daniel Dunlap | David Edgar Patricia Edmonds Ronald Edwards Elizabeth Eggert Dayna Elliott Kenneth Ely David Ensminger Barbara Evans JoAnne Ewan Kathy Fagelman Thomas Feldscher Fritz Ferris James Fickett DUNCAN to FISCHER DUNCAN, JANIS Yo-yo was in Advanced Girls’ Choir. Her memories includ Newberty's, the understanding and friendship of all her friends, lunch a conversations. She would like to become 2 beautician. EAGAN, PAMELA Maypo was Girls’ League Vice-President, Drum Major for t years, on the Senior Class Council and AF.S. Her memories include Eva’s help fulness and counseling, Bette’s problems, Lenore’s cheerfulness, and certain times with Staff. Also of Mr. 0, football games, slumber parties and most of all Kearny. She plans to go io college and perhaps become a personne! man ager or a girls’ PE. teacher. EDMONDS, PATRICIA Tricia was in Modern Dance the crazy mixed up dates and the Senior Prom with going to Southwestern Beauty Colle a boy and a girl. = EDWARDS, RONALD Ron was nicknamed Pete and Slim. H of the Boys’ Fed Council, lapel LY. ' oi ooiball a Henery Dunn Pamela Eagan remembers 63 and 64 C.I.F_ coaches 2 fenotti, a at Kearny. He wants to attend college, tball and bec EGGERT, ELIZABETH the Beatle concert marry and see her | ELLIOTT, DAYNA Dayna’s nickna tivities were Senior Class Council, Committee and Girls’ Chorus. Her 64, learning how to whis eassea hr speeding tic era © rr ,FR 8 o sw cy i irr ny re o ; oe ow @ Kathleen Evans Susan Everett FERRIS FRED and a membe 2 m all the sp D + —-s - oe = u “ F Vir c on dates. He = erdor tn boreme Dolores Fierro Arlene Fischer Rodney Flick Rosemary Fortenberry Linda Fox Linda Freitas Stephen French John Fricke Donald Friend Phyllis Fronabarger Danny Fulkerson Gregory Fulton Martha Fultz Thomas Gadd FLANDERS to GALLARDO FLANDERS, RHONDA Ronnie’s memories include going to the football games, and the good times in school. FLORES, ROBERT Boris was in Key Club, Marquees, F.T.A., Senior Class Coun- cil, Speech and Drama. He remembers the speech tournament, the games, back stage activities at rehearsals and shows, helping at homecoming, running for office all those times and losing all those times. He wants only to try and win at something, gain love and attention and to be wanted. FORAYTER, JAMES Jim was active in the Electronics Group. He remembers C.I.F. Championships. He wants to become an Electronics Engineer. FORGEY, TRUDY ANN Trudy was in Marques Junior Achievement. A.F.S., Pep Club, Senior Class Council and Announcement committee. She will always re- member '63 Homecoming, C.I.F., Cast Parties, Mrs. Dresser, tonsils, Pat’s, Mrs. K. Smith and Kearny. She wants to become a psychologist in order to better understand the people of this world. FORTENBERRY, ROSEMARY Rosie was a member of Band, and Pep Band and remembers: all the wonderful times she had, all her good friends, the Band, Mr. Fitz and Mr. O, and all the good times she had at Kearny. Her ambition is to go to college and have a happy and successful life. FOX, LINDA Linda was nicknamed Foxie. She was in Dianas, Orchestra, C.S.F. and remembers the great football games and C.I.F., the Dianas, the good times in Orchestra, and all her teachers and friends. She hopes she can become a violinist worthy of all the help and encouragement she has received from everyone. FRAKES, VIRGINIA Virginia was in Drill in her junior and senior years and was chairman of the Banquet Committee. She will never forget that great early morning for Homecoming ’64, a brokendown Drill bus, the lunch gang. Her =e is to get a job, attend Mesa College, get married and live happily ever after. FREITAS, LINDA Her nicknames are Bird or Andy and she was a member of Pep Club, GAA, and a Jr. Rep resentative. Her thoughts of Kearny include: Her junior and senior years, games, dances, slumber and surprise parties, all the gang. In the future she wants to receive all the knowledge she can and become a second grade teacher. FRENCH, STEPHEN Steve can not forget the football games, after-dances, Halloween, Miss Speck’s class, Miss Terkelsons’ class, and all the good times at KHS. He wants to attend San Diego State and become a civil engineer. FRIEND, DONALD His memories include the great football team and the games they played that won for Kearny the '63 and '64 C.I.F. Championships. He hopes that in the future he can be a rich bachelor. FRONABERGER, PHYLLIS Phyllis was in Girl’s Choir and remembers her junior year and the football games, all the fun she had. She plans to go to Mesa College and major in Cosmetology, and then to become a good wife and have something to really live for. FULKERSON, DANNY Danny’s nickname was Fess and his activities include being a 3-year Letterman on Varsity Football and a 2-year Letterman on the Varsity Wrestling Team. When Kearny comes to mind, he remembers a night at the beach, a cycle race, that rally. His ambition is to become a successful engineer and then to have six kids. FULTON, GREGORY Greg was on the J.V. basketball team as well as the Varsity basketball team. His memories are of basketball, a certain good-will journey and all his friends. He hopes that in the future he can out-smart Mr. Poole and become a good basketball player. FULTZ, MARTHA Marty was in Orchestra in her sophomore and junior years and remembers mainly the '63 C.I.F. football games, fifth period gym in her junior year, second lunch, Mr. Fitz, Mr. Ortiz and a certain guy. Her ambition is to go to Jr. College and then later in life get married. GADD, TOM T.G. was active on the Football Team; was President of the Let- termen’s Club; and Treasurer of Boys’ Fed.; and also active on the Key Club. He will always remember C.I.F. Football Championships, summer weight lifting and all the friends he has made at Kearny. Tom’s ambition is someday to be- come a coach. GAIN, MICHAEL Michael was a member of the Speech Team and Track Team. He will always remember Mr. Albertson’s stories, football games, and after the football games. He plans to attend college and become a Forest Ranger. GALLARDO, PEPE Pepe’s activities include; Cheerleader, three years on the Gymnastic team and two years in A Cappella Choir, one year on the Wrestling team and two years in the Letterman’s club. He will always remember '64-'65 Western League Champs, all the games, '64 Homecoming, '64-’65 Song and Cheerleaders, try-outs, choir rehearsals, pep rallies and everyone. ai Robert Flores Michael Gain Michael Freeman Pepe Gallardo 9 a ft, ¢ ee is ‘ . site - mt eat ts a caeee Sey pu Tne hae tt Hit d+] ps phiee srengepasatd latte Serratia rite bf Ba rye at fp pijay geeayaertt ats! sada cules thes el eae 5 my ret pnleene Pe lnsitiele riers saat te DST EA Ra BoP a NT SA EBM CSE PAB GN id i AE eR a a Dublin Galyean Cynthia Garcia Robert Garcia Roberto Garcia Thomas Gerardy Donna Geurin Joseph Giamango David Gill Lawrence Gillmore Thomas Godby Olivia Gonzalez Darlene Godding 50 Evelyn Green John Greenleaf Elizabeth Greenlee GALYEAN to GRENOLDS GALYEAN, DUBLIN Dubby was a member of Cross Country, Band, C Track, Lettermen’s Club, and C.S.F. He will always remember his jeep, the Prom and all his friends. He plans to attend the University of San Diego and eventually become a medical doctor. GARCIA, CYNTHIA Cindy's activities include: Sophomore and Junior Class Councils, Chairman of the Junior Coke Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., and Chair- man of the Smoking Comm. She will always remember the A.S.B. Ball of 1961, summer of 1963, and 6th period girls’ gym. After graduation she plans to attend business school and get a job in the secretarial field, in the future she would like to marry and raise a football team. GARCIA, ROBERT Bob was active on the Tennis Team. He will always remem- ber the Lincoln-San Diego Game. Bob plans to attend San Diego City College for three years and become a Mechanical Drafter. GARCIA, ROBERTO Bob was a member of the Cross Country Team, A-F.S., and the Choir. He will always remember A.F.S. meetings, football games, and espe- cially Kearny High which will always mean a great deal to him after he leaves the United States to return to Guatamala. He plans to become a veterinarian. GEURIN, DONNA Donna was a member of the A Cappella Choir, Jr. Coke Comm., and the Smoking Comm. She will always remember her sophomore year, times with the girls, and red roses. Donna plans to become an airline hostess or marry. GILL, DAVID Guppy was a member of J.V. Football, Varsity Football, J.V. Baseball, and the Junior Cap and Gown Comm. He will always remember the boys, and '63 and '64 C.I.F. David plans to further his education and lead a fulfilling life. GONZALEZ, OLIVIA Ollie was a member of the Advanced Girls’ Choir. She will always remember second period, gym, good friend, '63 C.I.F. Football Team, Kearny High, and shows. Olivia plans to attend college and Major in Psychology. GODDING, DARLENE Dee was a member of the Bowling Club and the Tennis Club. She will always remember the fun in Mr. Z’s class during sophomore year, all the great football games and especially C.I.F., and all her friends because they made her years at Kearny complete. Dee’s ambition is to become a secretary and get married. GORDON, KATHLEEN Kathy was a member of the Announcement Committee and the Prom Committee. Kathy will always remember Crawford’s Prom, Saint's A.S.B. Ball, getting lost, hop-scotch, boy discussions, peanut buttter and raisin cookies, and rides. Kathy plans to get a good job and then marry. GRANDO, MARIE Toni was a member of G.A.A., the Senior Class Council, and Y-Teens. She will always remember the good times during the summer, football games, good friends, and Saturday nights. Toni’s ambition in life is to attend college and later get married. GREEN, EVELYN Ev was a member of the Senior Class Council, A Cappella Choir, Ensemble, Pep Club, and the Y-Teens. She will always remember Thurs- day nights, song and cheer tryouts, Mr. ‘‘Z,”’ Homecoming '64, and ‘Chinese Fire drills.” Evelyn plans to become a Cosmetologist. GREENLEAF, JOHN Jackson was a member of the gymnastics’ team. He re- members the digging party with sneaky reporter, Pat. John’s ambition is to go around the world on a Yamaha. GREENLEE, ELIZABETH Bette’s activities include A.S.B. Vice-President, A Cap- pella Choir, Junior Class Council, Ensemble Secretary, and the November Gar- denia Girl. She will always remember Homecoming '64, Halloween night, Thursday nights, Chinese Fire drills, ‘‘Z, Mrs. Dresser. Bette’s ambition is never to forget how to live, love, and laugh. GREIG, LINDA Linda was a member of the After Prom Committee. She-will always remember the good times at Kearny, and all her wonderful friends, after game dances, and C.I.F. '64. Linda hopes to go to college for two years, then to beauty college, and last but not least marry. GRENOLDS, GERRE Gerre was active in A.F.S., Pep Band, G.A.A., and Dianas. Her memories are of all her wonderful friends, all her years of high school and our wonderful football team. Her ambition is to attend San Jose State College, to major in Science and to minor in Physical Education. Linda Greig Gerre Grenolds a1 Robyn Gresham taeda tie prorte s Clifford Guillory Sally Guillory Michael Guiness Michael Hall Alex Halyburton Chris Hamilton Diane Hamilton Linda Harder Diane Harrell April Harris Micheal Harrison Elizabeth Harvey Patricia Harvey 92 GRESHAM to HARVEY GRESHAM, ROBYN Robyn was a member of the Annual Staff, A.F.S., Modern Dance Club, the Pep Club, Senior Class Council, Baccalaureate Comm., After Prom Comm., Prom Comm., Jr. Class Council, and the Jr. Coke Comm. She will always remember Cheer with Beth, all her wonderful friends, dance prac- tice, politics, all of Kearny’s sports especially Football, C.I.F. '63 and ’64, and great parents. Robyn’s ambition is to become a dental hygienist and live a happy successful life. GRIFFIN, LYNN Lynn will always remember lots of good times, and all the gang at first lunch. Lynn plans to attend college, become a teacher, and someday marry. GROVES, KATHLEEN Kathy will always remember 1964 Homecoming, fun in gym, teasing underclassmen at lunch, and Pat. Shortly after graduation, Kathy plans to marry and begin work as a secretary. GUERRERA, ROBERT Rob was a member of the wrestling team and the foot- ball team. Robert wishes to attend college and study medicine and politics. GUILLORY, SALLY Sally will always remember happy years at Kearny, the fun with her friends, and a little special place. Sally's ambition is to become an airline hostess and to travel. HALE, PAMELA Pam participated in the Pep Band, Senior Council, Pep Club, and she was the librarian for the Band. Her memories are of all the wonderful times, her best friend, Homecoming, the Proms, good friends, her little grand- mother, and Kirby’s class. Her future plans include getting married and be- coming an interior decorator. HAMILTON, DIANE Diane’s memories include all the fun she had this year and last year in gym, and the C.I.F. Championships. She plans to work in a business office and to go out in the world. HARDER, LINDA ‘“‘Softy’’ was a Lieutenant in the K-ettes, a member of the Tennis Club, the Senior Class Council, the Prom Committee, the Announcements Committee, and in the F.T.A. She will always remembe r the great times in drill, the slumber and surprise parties, the crazy times, the day when everything went wrong, and last but not least her lemon of a car. Her future plans include going to college and becoming a teacher, then settle down and have a family. HARDY, LEONA ‘‘Pepsi’’ participated in drama and orchestra. She will always remember singing in the canyon. Her ambition is to become a folksinger and to live in Hawaii forever. HAROBIN, MARGARET Peggy participated in Y-Teens, Senior Council, Announce- ments Committee, After Prom Committee and the Pep Club. Her memories include Easter Vacation, fun at the football games, especially Hoover's, Hallo- ween night ’64, a New Year’s party and all the fun she had at Kearny. She plans to attend Mesa College after graduation. HARRELL, DIANE Diane participated in Pep Club, G.A.A., Tennis Club, Senior Class Council and she was Stamp Representative. She will always remember '64 graduation night, friendships, the kids at second lunch, running for A.S.B., her Spanish class, her professor and the entire K.H.S. class of ’65. Her plans are to go to college to further her education, and then to make someone a good wife. HARRIS, APRIL April was a member of the Pep Club. Her memories are of the ’64 and '65 C.I.F. “‘Champs,” and the “beach.’”’ Her future plans are to attend Mesa College and become a dental assistant. HARRISON, MICHAEL Mike participated in track and gymnastics. He will al- ways remember Coach Rice and his famous saying, ‘Run it out,” the football games, Saturday nights, and the beach. His ambition is to live in Australia after graduation from college. HARVEY, ELIZABETH Beth was Senior Class Secretary, president of the Bible Club, president of C.S.F., vice-president of Diana’s, Americans’ Abroad finalist twice, student director of A Cappella Choir. She also participated in A-F.S., Marquee’s, and Senior Class Council. She will remember cheer practice, foot- ball games, C.I.F., Choir and Mr. Z, waiting to go abroad, friendships, 5th period, and all the swell kids at Kearny. Her future plans are to become a teacher, get married, have a family, and live a full and rewarding life. Kathleen Groves Robert Guerrera Jennifer Hackett Pamela Hale Leona Hardy Margaret Harobin . 4 dsdeged Ab j 7 ¥ were oie ty! he insetl' cba ds: taal ep t bue STF it ica cat 4 oyen get hkl 2 yh vee | iain orn tae abated ithe pc ano ti gt oe ete a a a AAC eae gd AR tee NP Vth rest pd Sandra Hatch Jean Hatley Joan Hauser Lenore Hawk Susan Hay Jo Ann Henderson Nancy Henderson Holly Hendrickson James Henry Loren Herbert John Herndon Patricia Herrera Martin Hight Douglas Hinton HATCH to HODGE HATCH, SANDRA Sandy participated in Choir. She will remember the Home- coming game, Vespers and Mr. Z., Modern Dance and my partners. She plans to find some type of work or a husband. HATLEY, JEAN B. Jeanie was a member of G.A.A. and the second manager of the gymnastic team. She will remember the hard times, 1964 Homecoming, the good times she had with her friends. She plans to get an apartment of her own and then to go to City College at night. HAWK, LENORE Lenore was an honorary member of the Boys’ Fed Council, Senior Class Treasurer, Historian of the A.S.B., a member of A.F.S., Historian of Marquees, Pep Club member, stamp representative and the chairman of the Prom Committee. She will always remember '63 and '64 C.I.F., A.S.B., losing contacts, Staff, Gardenia Girl and a crush on a football player. Her plans include college, becoming a foreign language teacher, and keeping everyone happy. HAY, SUSAN Suzie was a member of A Cappella Choir. She will always re- member all the choir programs, the games and the C.I.F., running for R.O.T.C. Queen, and her boyfriend. She plans to become an interior decorator. HAYES, KATHRYN Kitty was a member of the K-ette Drill Team, and worked in the Counseling Office '63, '64, '65. She will remember Kearny, her mother and father, the Halloween Party, and the Football Carnival. Her future plans are to attend a secretarial school, work for awhile and then to settle down and get married. HEIST, DAWN Dawn was active in K.D.K. in which she was a sophomore rep- resentative, Modern Dance Club, Art Production, K.H.S. News Staff. She will always remember the football games, after dances, double dates, one Halloween, and the summer of 1964. She plans to go to college or be an airline hostess and eventually to get married. HENDERSON, JOANN JoAnn was a member of the Smoking Committee. She will never forget the summer of 1963 and 1964, the wonderful friendships, fun in the 1955 Mercury and her friends. Her ambition is to fulfill all her plans and to continue to enjoy life. HENDERSON, NANCY Nancy participated in the Pep Club in her sophomore year, A.F.S. in her junior and sophomore year, Prom Decorating Committee in her junior year, Senior Class Council, Secretary of Dianas, and the Inter- Club Council in her sophomore year. Nancy’s memories include her term as Honor Queen, A.S.B. Ball ’62, a friendship card, letters in the summer, being chosen to Dianas, her special friend and their analyzing, and the game. She plans to graduate from college after starting at Mesa College and then to see the world and meet lots of interesting people. HENDRICKSON, HOLLY Holly was on Annual Staff for two years as Junior and Senior Art Editor, on the Drill Team in her junior year and in Art Productions in her senior year. Among her memories are, the Lorry, ‘Beach,’ Zeke and Zeus, Christmas, Bell ringing, '63 and ‘64 C.I.F., all the football games, Ist lunch, art classes, annual ball, summer at the beach, riding, and all the great kids at Kearny. Her ambition is to go to Mesa College for two years, continue in the field of Art, get ‘‘rich,’’ and get married about 25. HENRY, JAMES “Jimbo” was active in basketball and was also a Letterman. He will never forget the joy times on the bus, the great J.V. Basketball team and the two years of varsity basketball. He plans to go to college, become a physical education teacher, and to get as much out of life as possible. He hopes that all his friends have good and successful lives and that Mr. Poole has a better team than what he had this year. HERNDON, JOHN John will always remember the games and dances, 1963 and 1964 C.I.F. and three great years at Kearny. He plans to attend Mesa College for two years and then to go into forestry. HERRERA, PATRICIA Pat will always remember her junior year, Miss Speck’s class, gym class, the C.I.F. games and the Madison and La Jolla games. Her future plans are to go to an airline school and become an airline stewardess. HIGHT, MARTIN Marty will always remember the Girls Drill Team colonel, the football games, the teachers and the girls, and especially the fun and good times at Kearny. He would like to become a teacher and to teach his teacher's grandchildren. HOCKENBERRY, CHRISTINA Christi was active in A Cappella Choir. Her mem- ories will include all the good times she had with her friends and the basket- ball games they had. Her ambition is to become an airline stewardess. Christina Hockenberry Marsha Hodge tp se a ott an en Anna Hodsdon Richard Hoeft Earl Holland Jo Ann Hollandsworth Paul Holloway Mary Horbal Richard Hunter Don Irwin Steve Irwin David Jebb Linda Johnson Richard Johnson Sandra Johnson James Kallmeyer Michael Kantro Bonnie Keller HODSON to KESTER HODSON, ANNA . “'‘Dickie’s’’ memories are too numerous to write, but they all involve people. Her ambition is to get a good education and husband. HOEFT, RICHARD ‘‘Flea’’ was active in football and baseball. He will never forget '63 and '64 homecoming, junior lunch, C.I.F., Del Mar, and the fun with Belinda. His ambition is to graduate and become an architect. HOLLAND, EARL Earl was active in football, track, Boys’ Federation Council, and Lettermans’ Club. He will never forget all the football players, Coach Menotti, Homecoming '64, and most of all Scooter. He plans to go away to college and then to do what he has always wanted to do. HOLLOWAY, PAUL VICTOR Paul participated in football, track, wrestling, gym- nastics, baseball, golf, basketball, Girls’ League and Y-Teens, and the Smoking Committee. He will always remember Halloween of 1963, the money he didn’t have, the school activities, and Sue. His plans are to become an automotive engineer or to have a career in the service as an instructor in auto main- tenance. HORBAL, MARY ‘“‘Pollock’’ participated in Dianas, the A Cappella Choir as treasurer, Ensemble, Drill Team, Bible Club, Vice President and Secretary of G.R.A., Pep Club, Tennis Club, and Marquees. She will always remember Choir, the Boys’ Fed Dance, and the football games. JEBB, DAVID ‘“‘Hangloose’s’’ memories include the good surf, getting caught, and detention hall. David plans to go back home to Oahu and stay for the winter's big surf. Then he will finish college with a Major in Business and to settle down and have a happy and successful life. JOHNSON, JULIE A. Julie was very active on the Senior Class Council, Choir, Dianas, Baccaleaureate Committee, Announcement Committee, Y-Teens, En- semble, A.F.S., and the Pep Club. She will always remember the Dianas, Summer '64, her Junior year, lunch, all her friends, football games, Choir, delivering newspapers at 6:00 A.M., and her complicated but wonderful Senior year. Julie plans to attend San Diego State, obtain a degree, teach, travel, be an individual and live a life of happiness. JOHNSON, KATHLEEN Kath was active on the Smoking Committee in her Senior year. Her memories include ‘64 Prom, summers of '63 and ’'64, soph- omore and junior years, the good times, and all her many friendships. Kathy’s ambition is to fulfill her plans and enjoy life. JOHNSON, LINDA Linda was very active on the Senior Class Council, Prom Committee, C.S.F., Captain in K-ette, Annual Staff, F.T.A., and the Pep Club. Linda’s memories include Bergstrom’s class, chocolate chip cookies, after game dances, K-ette try-outs, lemon drops, Drill Banquet, Annual Seminar, and the “gang.” Linda plans to become an airline stewardess and later a legal sec- retary. JOHNSON, RICHARD CHARLES Rick was very active in A Cappella Choir and Varsity Football. He will always remember emotions. Rick plans to live life to its fullest. JOHNSON, SANDRA Soupy’s memories include her Grand Daughter, fourth period Home Economics, her junior year and the night at campsite with Shirlee and Pattie and Jeanne. Sandee plans to attend beauty school. JONES, PAMELA Pam’s memories include Friday night football games, '64 Prom, and all the friends | made in my one year at Kearny. Pam plans to go to college and someday marry someone rich. JONES, ULRIC Ulric was a member of the J.V. football team, track and wrestling teams. He will always remember New York World's Fair, and all his friends. He plans to go to college. KANTRO, MICHAEL Mike, usually called Candy by his closer friends, was active on the Junior Class Council, C.S.F., and K.H.S. News. He will always remember fun on Halloween, C.I.F. games, and a few of the boys. Mike plans to attend college, and make a lot of money. KELLER, BONNIE Barney was active on drill for two years. Her memories include: beach parties, girls in drill and her many friends. She plans to attend a good business college and live to be ninety-one. KESTER, RICHARD Richard supported all the sports while at Kearny. He will always remember Mr. Harter with his football and basketball scores by math- ematical equations. His ambition is to rest under a nice shady apple tree. Julie Johnson Kathleen Johnson Pamela Jones Ulric Jones Patricia Kennedy Richard Kester 9 7 Daniel Kilmade Laforal King Xenia King Richard Knott Cheryl Konold Nora Lacayo Judith Lee Terry Lennon Dorothea Leslie Terry Lewis Patricia Lightner David Limburg Rosemary Limon Mark Linsky 58 KILAMADE to LOLLI KILMADE, DANIEL Albino was very active in cross country and track. He will always remember all the great guys on cross country and track teams, Friday nights and the C.I.F. football team. He plans to go to college and become a history and gym teacher and to meet up with Coach Rice off campus. KING, LAFORAL Laforal was active in intramurals, track, and the speech team. He will always remember going to C.I.F. in track, Don and Ron getting their bones taped in track and a certain bright smile. Laforal plans to go to Mesa College and later to State and major in psychology and behavorial science. He also plans to finish building a certain house. KING, XENIA Zeke’s favorite activity was drama. She will always remember the beach, C.I.F., eating candy in the back seat of a Rambler, and all three years and Curt. She plans to have many more summers like the last one. KIRK, PAUL Paul will always remember the C.I.F. Championship game, the 1963 trip to Brawley and Mr. Buchholz’s American Government Class. Paul hopes to lead a very successful life. LACAYO, NORA Nora was in A.F.S. She remembers many things especially wonderful Kearny, its teachers, and students. Her future plans include becom- ing a secretary, or traveling around the world. LAKE, KARLYNN Karlynn was active in the Drama Club and Speech team. Her memories are of Homecoming, long talks, car trouble, Mr. Winan’s 6th period class, cold hamburgers and the tournaments at State College. She plans to become an occupational therapist and learn to enjoy life as it comes. LENNON, TERRY Turkey was on the gymnastics and track team. His mem- ories are of all his friends and a tough club. He plans to move to Hawaii. LEWIS, DOROTHY Dorty was in K-ettes, Vice-President of F.T.A., member of the Senior Council, Tennis Club, Announcement and Prom Committee. She remembers the crazy times in drill, the wonderful people at Kearny, parties, good times with friends, talks, and Homecoming; when everything went wrong. She plans to further her education, become a teacher, travel around the world, get married and settle down. LIGHTNER, PATRICIA Patti was Homecoming Queen, sophomore attendant, Junior Class Secretary, Chairman of Cap and Gown Committee, Chairman of After Prom, member of the Secret Seven, Commissioner of Cultural Affairs in the A.S.B., a member of Y-Teens, Pep Club, Prom Decorating Committee, the Sophomore and Senior Councils. She remembers Homecoming '64, the '64 foot- ball team, C.I.F. '63 and ’64, and Lenny. She plans to go to college, travel, and keep learning. LIMON, ROSEMARY Roach was on the Junior Coke Committee, Senior Council, F.T.A., and the Prom Committee. She remembers her French class in her sophomore year, her first formal dance, and all her pals. Her plans include attending college, becoming a primary school teacher. LOLLI, LARRY Goofy was in track, gymnastics, tennis and the Letterman's Club. His memories are of all the good times, the ’64 and '65 Proms, the dances, games and the meets. He plans to go to college for four years, become a history teacher and stay single. Paul Kirk George Klein David Logg Lawrence Lolli 09 Cheryl Ludvigson Robert Lynch Daniel Mahlum Bonnie Mainarick Marlene Makie Karen Marchese Sharon Marcom David Mariscal James Marksbury Robert Marquez Lupe Martinez Linda Mayfield Elaine McBride William McCaw Sharon Martinez 60 LOYA TO MARTINEZ LOYA, NORMA Norma was on the Senior Class Council, Y-Teens, Announce- ment and After Prom Committee. She remembers all the fun at Kearny. Her plans include Mesa College, to become a legal secretary and then an airline stewardess. LUDVIGSON, CHERYL Cheryl was in Pep Club, Senior Council, Y-Teens, and K.H.S. News. Her memories are of her sophomore and senior years, the beach, all her wonderful friends, football games, after dances, seventh period tennis, and the “‘Accents.’’ She wants to go to college and become a commercial artist. LYNES, ROSEMARIE Rosie was on Annual Staff in her junior year, drill, Pep Club, Y-Teens, and R.0.T.C. Junior Attendant. She remembers Yogi, all her friends, dances, movies, first time with the car, all our victories, C.I.F. '63 and '64, and the wonderful understanding of her parents. Her ambition is to become a dental technician and to get married. MAHLUM, DANIEL Dan was active in J.V. and varsity football, and wrestling. He was also on the Annual Staff, a member of the House of Representatives, the Ring Committee, and the Coke Committee. He will always remember the Christmas holidays, C.I.F.’s, blue and green, football games, Homecoming '64, his trip to Mexico, and a cheerleader. MAINARICK, BONNIE Bonnie was a member of the Senior Class Council, Coke Committee, and a Stamp Representative. She will always remember her soph- omore year, slumber parties, dances, mistakes, laughs, and the Senior lunch table. She plans to become an airline stewardess and to marry a millionaire. MAKIE, MARLENE Marlene was a member of the drill and the House of Rep- resentatives. Her memories include Homecoming, jokes, football games, and hurrying to second period. She plans to further her education and travel. MANSFIELD, SANDRA Sandy was a member of Y-Teens, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, K.D.K., Cap and Gown Committee, After Prom Committee, Sopho- more Council, Senior Council, and the Coke Committee. Her memories include her sophomore year, slumber parties, summer of '63, Miss Speck, After Proms '63 and '64, laughs in gym, and Ritchie’s. She plans to attend Beauty College, later marry, and become a mother of six kids. MARCHESE, KAREN Pizza was a member of A.F.S., the Decorations Committee, and the Baccalaureatte Committee. Karen will always remember Dave, Senior Prom, Mr. Guzman, summer of '64 and the beach, C.I.F., long talks, the Senior ”atio, and the memory of John F. Kennedy. She plans to attend college and become a registered nurse. MARCOM, SHARON Diane was active in Pep Club and the After Prom Com- mittee. Her memories include the C.I.F. '63 and 64, dances, and her Sophomore year. She plans to go to college and then perhaps become an airline stew- ardess. MARISCAL, DAVID Dave will always remember Presidio Park. He plans to at- tend State College and go into architectural drafting. MARQUEZ, ROBERT Robert’s memories include American Government, and the 63 C.I.F. Finals. He plans to attend Mesa College and major in architectural engineering. MARTINEZ, LUPE Lupe was active in the Tennis Club and the Valley Tennis Club. Her memories are of all her friends and all the fun they had, and the aftergame dances. She plans to marry and have a dozen kids, but first become a secretary. MAYFIELD, LINDA Lyn will always remember the three years at Kearny, trips to Arizona, and Christmas of '64. She plans to become a secretary and later marry. McBRIDE, ELAINE Mouse was a member of Pep Club. She will always re- member her friends, and the football games. She plans to attend a junior college and be on her own. MARTINEZ, SHARON Sharon was a member of the Pep Club. She will always remember all the football games, the hard times, and the summer of '64. She plans to go to business college and later become a model or an airline stewardess. Rose Marie Lynes Gary Lyon Sandra Mansfield Olena Manzanilla 61 William McCormick Sheila McCoy Linda McCracken Catherine McCreery Michael McDonald Michael McGhee Pat McGlynn John Mclver Karen McLaughlin Robert McNeice Douglas Medearis Pauline Medico Susan Merrill Janet Meyers 62 McCORMICK to MILLER McCOY, SHEILA Sheila will always remember the beach at night, fashion shows, folk singing, and Kearny’s warm and friendly atmosphere. Sheila plans to live, love, laugh, and become an interior decorator. McDONALD, MICHAEL Michael participated in varsity football and intramural basketball. He will always remember C.I.F. and 21 in a row, Mr. Hayes’ stories, eating lunch, and game dances. Michael plans to major in P.E. at Mesa Col- lege and the University of Colorado and then become a coach. McGLYNN, PAT Pat will always remember the 20-foot cliff at Rinebach, and all the good and happy times. He plans to be cool and hang loose for the rest of his life. McIVER, JOHN John was a member of the Surfing Club, and found mostly in a ’51 Chevy. John’s memories include enjoying all games, his friends, shar- ing ice cream, and Mr. Garris’ art trip. John plans to attend college and go into some field of medicine or communications electronics. McLAUGHLIN, KAREN Karen was active in G.A.A. Karen will always remember the football games, after-game dances, and cheer tryouts. Karen plans to at- tend Mesa College for two years, then State College with a major in nursing and a minor in P.E., and then go on to be an airline stewardess. McNEIECE, ROBERT Junior will always remember the ’63 El Cap Game, and Mr. Hitchings’ fifth period Literature Class. He plans to attend college and study law enforcement or enter the Air Force. McNEW, STEPHEN Steve participated in two years of football, three years of track, and was a member of the House of Representatives. He will always re- member working out until dark, the summer of ‘63, and first period gym. Steve plans to attend college with a major in art and music and later play the guitar professionally. McNUTT, KATHLEEN Nut was a member of G.A.A., the Pep Club, the Tennis Club, and the Girls’ gymnastic and track teams. Kathy’s memories include all the fun she has had with her friends, sliding down the stairs, slumber parties, great football games and after-game dances; school dances, beach parties in the summer, and especially her three years at Kearny High. She plans to become an airline stewardess and later becomé a gym teacher and teach at Kearny. MEDEARIS, DOUGLAS Serge was active in R.O.T.C. He will always remember C.I.F., all the football games, and the cafeteria. He plans to get married and enter the Army or Air Force. MEDICO, PAULINE Gater Tait was a member of G.A.A. and the volley tennis team. She will always remember the crazy times she had. Pauline plans to become an airline hostess. MELTON, SHARON Sherry was a member of the A.S.B. Council, Senior Class Council, the Cap and Gown Committee, and House of Representatives. She will remember being Miss School Spirit, and Halloween. Sherry plans to be- come a legal secretary. MEREDITH, MONA Mona was a member of A Cappella Choir and drama. She will always remember her wonderful friends and the Globe Theatre. Mona plans to attend college and train to be a cosmetics demonstrator. MERRILL, SUSAN Susan was a member of A.F.S., C.S.F., Announcements Committee, and the Senior Class Council. She will always remember the foot- ball games, Homecoming '64, C.I.F. '63 and ’64, beach party '63, Speech Tournament at State, and Chaucer's Canterberry Tales. Susan plans to be a social worker in poverty stricken areas and after that a high school teacher and counselor. She wants to major in psychology, and minor in sociology, English, and Math at State College. MEYERS, JANET Jan was a member of the Junior Coke Committee and the Pep Club. She will always remember her parents patience, all the games, the Senior table, Mr. Reed, and Mr. B. Jan plans to attend junior college for two years and become a medical assistant and then in about five years get married and start a family. MICHAELSON, JON Jon was a member of A.S.B., the Key Club, and C.S.F. Jon will always remember going home after the La Jolla game. Jon plans to attend college and later enter the medical profession. MILLER, ALICE Alice was a member of G.A.A., Ensemble, A Cappella Choir, and drill as a junior. She will always remember the football games and Mr. Z. Alice plans to be a nurse or a P.E. teacher. eer eer Stephen McNew Sharon Melton Jon Michaelson Kathleen McNutt Mona Meredith Alice Miller 63 4 ily Raia pera (0K Sidi baidahid i ty ae 5 tins Hyatdta lel iota ee fo wobeesl sy 4 “Ari aa 2 net ea aa ay a eS Craig Miller Jerry Miller Patsy Miller lrene Minihan Richard Mitchell Joseph Miyoshi William Molskes Jon Moore Joseph Morales Carol Morgan Judith Morrison Scott Morrow Gareld Murphy Rae Marie Murray 64 MILLER to MYERS MILLER, CRAIG Craig participated in track, cross country, tennis, and was a life member of C.S.F. He will always remember the great tennis team of '64 (0-10), a greater tennis team of '65, and a track meet at Balboa Stadium. He plans to attend college and see the world. MILLER, JERRY Jerry was a member of C.S.F., Quill and Scroll, Senior Class Council, and track. He will always remember A.S.B. lunches, all his friends, taking statistics for Coach Slater, and all the fun at football games. He plans to attend college and become a nuclear physicist. MILLER, PATSY Patrick’s activities include Ensemble, A Cappella Choir, Bacca- laureate Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, and the Prom Committee. Her memories include Mr. B’s second period government class, her lunch table, choir, Ensemble, football games, the Prom, car washes, Homecoming, and Mr. Hitching’s fifth period literature class. She plans to attend college, become an elementary school or music teacher, later become a good wife and mother, and finally be a pretzel bender. MILYARD, CURTIS Curt will always remember the after-game. dances. He plans to have fun, move out of San Diego, and get married. MINDT, STEVEN Steve was in pep band and marching band. His memories are of the '51 Plymouth, the Pink fender, and drama class. He plans to see as much of the world as he can and meet new people. Then he plans to go to college and someday settle down. MINIHAN, IRENE Idy’s activities include Marquees, plays, A Cappella Choir, car washes, and tournaments. She will always remember her wonderful friends, C.I.F., cast parties, drama, choir, Mr. Z, Mrs. Dresser, and Starlight. She plans to study at the Royal Academy, work at the Woody Guthrie Theatre, and to exist. MIYOSHI, JOSEPH Joe was a member of the Lettermen’s Club and participated in track, football, gymnastics, and wrestling. He will always remember Coach Rice, Coach Slater, Mr. Albertson, running through the canyon barefooted, the Hoover game, and a certain sophomore girl. Joe plans to attend Mesa College and State College and major in P.E. and become a coach. MONTGOMERY, DIANE Bananie’s activities include Head Cheerleader, Presi- dent of Pep Club, Dianas, A.S.B., Y-Teens, Senior Council, Smoking Committee, Junior Coke Committee, Junior Class Council, Ring and Dues Committee, After- Prom Committee, and the speech team. She will always remember Cheer and Song, Mr. B, sisters, and football season. She plans to go to college, be an airline stewardess or P.E. teacher, get married sooner or later, and lead a happy and gay life. MOORE, CHARLES Charles was a member of the House of Representatives as a junior. His memories are of coast trips and the Grand Canyon. He plans to travel, especially to Australia, for relaxation and work. MOORE, CHERYL Cheryl will always remember the football games, wild tennis class, crazy lunch table, the smash at the after-game dances, getting lost with Sue and her driving, and good old halls of Kearny. She plans to attend Mesa College, become an |.B.M. operator, and eventually get married and raise a family. MORALES, JOSEPH Joe was a member of the J.V. and varsity football. He will always remember the Homecoming and football game, Western League Cham- pionship, C.I.F.’s, Mr. Graves in Auto Shop, and the Plymouth Shooting Con- test. He plans to attend City College and get a degree in Auto Mechanics. MORGAN, CAROL JEAN C.J. was a member of choir, drill, and the Girls’ Trio. She will always remember all her friends, treasurer for Ensemble, and Mr. Z. She plans to attend L.V.B. Bible College, then later work in fulltime Christian Service and sing Gospel songs. MORRISON, JUDITH Judy was a member of the Senior Class Council, Bible Club, A.F.S., Pep Club, Y-Teens, Jr. Coke Committee, Smoking Committee, Jr. Dance Committee, Baccalaureate Committee, After-Prom Committee, and the Announcement Committee. She will always remember friendships, football games, and the wrinkled fender. She plans to become a legal secretary. MORROW, SCOTT Scott was a supporting spectator for Kearny’s sports. He will always remember C.I.F., and seeing himself try to pass. He plans to go into the Air Force, take still photography and later become a professional photog- rapher. MOYER, SUE Sue was a member of mixed chorus, the Pep Club, A.F.S., Mar- quees, and drama, She will always remember talks, football games, pep rallies, after-game dances, Proms, friends and Ned. She plans to become a secretary or a model and eventually get married. MOYERS, LEANN Louie was a member of choir, Ensemble, and G.A.A. Her memories have all been fabulous. She plans to have a career in nursing and a happy marriage. MURRAY, RAE MARIE Cookie was a member of the House of Representatives in her sophomore year, and was active in girls’ gymnastics. She will always remember Homecoming and gymnastic meets. She plans to get a Ph.D. in psychology or become a social worker. MUSSEY, LORNA KAY Lorna was a member of the Prom Decorating Commit- tee. She will always remember her good friends and the football games. Lorna plans to become an interior decorator. Curtis Milyard Steven Mindt Charles Moore Cheryl Moore Leann Moyers Lorna Mussey Dennis Myers 65 =saLicdiias obanlshivh vsllauaelacls I bd ae Sen ee Judith Nations Juli Nations Christina Nava Kenneth Nelson Catherine Nerren Jon Nielsen Robert Nightingale Donna Noble Travis Northcutt Patricia Nye Frank Oberreuter Evangeline O’Dell Rob Oliphant Judith Oliver Felton Ollison Marilyn Olson Rodney Olson Lennetta Omanson 66 NATIONS to OSTERMAN NATIONS, JUDITH Judi’s favorite nickname was Scooter. She was a member of Y-Teens, Cap and Gown Committee, after-Prom Committee, and Pep Club. Among her memories are song try-outs, Homecoming, and Juli’s campaigning. NATIONS, JULI Juli’s activities include Y-Teens, Junior and Senior Class Coun- cils, Junior Coke Committee, Ring Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, after- Prom Committee, Pep Club, and Saving Stamp Representative. Among her memories are Queen, her wonderful parents, K.H.S., 1963 C.I.F. Champs, and soggy bread. Her ambition is to devote her life to making someone happy. NAVA, CHRISTINA Tina’s activities include J.V. Cheer, Pep Club, Smoking Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Class Council. Her favorites among her many memories were after-game dances, C.|.F. '63, wonderful Mom and Dad, and the lunch gang. Her ambition is to go to Mesa College, and make business and money her career. NERREN, CATHERINE Cathy's activities at Kearny include Girls’ Choir and the Smoking Committee. Her memories include trouble in choir, parking cars, and last year’s C.I.F. She plans to attend Mesa College, get a job, and make some- one a good wife. NEWBERRY, ANN “Newgubbery’’ was active in Girls’ Advanced Choir as sec- retary, and was a member of the Bowling Club. She'll always remember Friday night games, all the girls at the lunch table, '63 Prom, and all her good times. NICHOLS, SANDRA _ Sandy will always remember Easter of 1964, Mr. Reed's typing class, and the girls on the block. Her ambition is to get the most out of life and to be happy. NIELSEN, JON Jon's main activity was varsity football. His memories include the '63 and '64 C.I.F. playoffs, and the after-game dances. His ambition is to go on to college and to take a trip to Australia. NIGHTINGALE, ROBERT Robert’s nickname was Bird. He was a member of the wrestling team. He remembers the '56 Chev and football games. Mesa Col- lege figures in his future plans. NOBLE, DONNA Coke Committee, Cap and Gown, Smoking Committee, Pep Club, After-Prom Committee are among her many activities. Her memories in- clude her sophomore year, the girls’ slumber parties, laughs, Prom, especially 64, '63 and '64 C.I.F. and Mr. B’s 2nd period government. Her ambition is to enter beauty college and later to marry. NORTHCUTT, TRAVIS Travis’ activities were J.V. and Varsity baseball. His memories include tripping at home plate after hitting a homerun and Coach Taylor. His main ambition is to enjoy a happy life. NYE, PATRICIA Patti’s memories are of C.I.F. for K.H.S., and Mr. B.'s 3rd period Government class. She plans to be a private secretary, and to live happily ever after. OBERREUTER, FRANK ‘“‘Crip’’ was a member of the varsity football team for three years, J.V. basketball, track, the Lettermen’s Club, Smoking Committee, A.S.B., and the Boys’ Federation. He will always remember his bad leg, all the coaches at Kearny, C.I.F. '63 and '64, A.S.B., and all the Kearny girls. He plans to attend college and play football, and probably remain single. O'DELL, EVANGELINE Vangie was a member of the Tennis Club and a stamp monitor. She will never forget the ’63 Girls’ League Ball, Tom, the Kingston Trio, the summer of ’63, and all her wonderful friends. She plans to travel, some day become an interior decorator and then to be happily married. OLIPHANT, ROB Rob was a member of the varsity football team for two years, the varsity basketball team for one year, and the Lettermen’s Club. His memories include the ’63 and '64 football teams and their winning streak, fun in the locker rooms, dates after the football games, and double play combina- tions. He plans to attend college, make a name for himself in athletics, and have a happy and prosperous life. OLIVER, JUDY Judy was active in F.T.A., Drill '64, K-ette Lieutenant '65, Mixed Chorus, and Pep Club. She will always remember English Literature, after-game dances, marching in the rain, and all the K-ette officers. She plans to attend Mesa and then on to become an airline hostess. OLLISON, FELTON Sonny was on the track and cross country teams. He was also active in varsity gymnastics and varsity wrestling. He will always remember the C.I.F. football games. He would like to attend Mesa College. OLSON, M ARILYN Oboe was active in Band, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, G.S., C.A.P., M.Y.F., and Modern Dance. She will always remember her collar bone, the bus, Intermediate Band, all her friends, her oboe, cymbals and all her activities. OLSON, RODNEY Rod was a member of the track team. His memories include the goal post at Point Loma, first period gym, Halloween, driving Ed’s car, the beach and track. He plans to attend Mesa and then State. He would like to major in business administration. OMANSON, LENNETTA Netta was active in Drilf, A Cappella Choir, and Y.F.C. Her memories include the Friday night football games, after-game dances, Prom '63, Tuesday night rehearsals with ‘‘Z,’’ Kearny’s great school spirit, early morning class and choir. Her ambition is to become an airline hostess and later marry. ORINIA, BELINDA Belinda was a member of the Junior Coke Committee. Her memories are of the '63 and '64 football games, C.I.F., parties, summer of '64, lunch, the club gymnastics meet with Clairemont, Kearny’s school spirit, Mr. Janc’s Basic Cit. class and U.S. History class. She plans to work in resort areas, work with people, travel, and some day become a social worker. OSTERMAN, PATRICIA Pat was active in Pep Club, Marquees, Latin Club, and Y-Teens. She will always remember the kids at lunch and all the fun she had at Kearny. She plans to go to college and major in business. Ann Newberry Belinda Orinia Sandra Nichols Patricia Osterman 67 Diana Oyas Monica Padilla Edward Paklos Helen Palma Thomas Palomino George Perrington Howard Peters Glen Peterson Bonnie Phelps Walter Phillips Priscilla Pieper Randy Pierce OYAS to PIERCE OYAS, DIANA Deedee was active on the Cap and Gown Committee, the Smok- ing Committee and the Senior Class Council. She will always remember the '64 Prom, summer '63, sophomore and junior years, friendships, and good times. Her ambition is to get a job then on to college. She would like to complete her plans for complete happiness. PAKLOS, EDWARD Ed was active in the Letterman’s Club, the rifle team, and wrestling. His memories are the football games, after-game dances, and win- ning C.I.F. His ambition is to go through college and become an engineer. PALMA, HELEN’ Helen was a J.V. cheerleader, a member of Pep Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Head Ticket Auditor in A.S.B., Coke Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Varsity Cheer, Smoking Committee, Senior Class Council, and the after-Prom Committee. Her memories are of Song and Cheerleaders, slumber poey football and basketball games and C.I.F. Her ambition is to go to college. PALOMINO, THOMAS Tom was a stamp monitor and a member of the Mixed Chorus. His memories are of Vangie, '63 Girls’ League Ball, Drama class, all the games, trips to the mountains, and Cinerama. His ambition is to go to college and make a career out of the Air Force. PAPALAWSKI, PETE Pete was active in Band, three years in C.S.F., on the wrestling team, House of Representatives as a sophomore, and in the science fair. His memories are of the '62 Band, getting beat in wrestling, the C.I.F. champs, and his wonderful friends. His ambition is to go to college and even- tually become a good dentist. PARKER, KATHRYN Kathy's memories are of the wonderful times and sad times, Kearny, teachers, friends and counselors. Her ambition is to look forward to the future, think about the past, and live the present. Also, to make the one she loves as happy as she can. PARKER, LINDA Linda was active in the Marquees, Y-Teens, Senior Class Council, and Pep Club. Her memories are of Salton Sea, people she misses, good friends, dress-ups, pictures, Circle Arts, charades, C.I.F. '63 and '64. She plans to go to San Diego State College for two years and then to La Jolla for four years for a major in medicine. PAVLICEK, LOUISE Louege was in the Marquees. Her memories are of the naturalization ceremony, the month of mourning for President Kennedy, work- ing on the sets for the plays, the Marquees, Mrs. Kohr, Homecoming, the won- derful teachers and administration of Kearny, especially Miss Speck. Her ambi- tion is to go into public relations work and travel a lot. PERRINGTON, GEORGE Penguin was active in gymnastics for three years, and wrestling for two years. His memories are of all his friends and the tough times they had, but most of all the lifeguard tower. He plans to get married and have a thousand babies. PETERSON, GLEN’ Glen was active in gymnastics, Bowling Club, Orchestra, and Quartet. His memories are of Mr. Hotchkiss, Mr. Nelson, all his friends, the crazy things they have done, always Kearny and C.I.F. He plans to be an electronic engineer, a politician or an educator. PHILLIPS, WALTER Walter was active as a class representative, in the Let- terman’s Club, two years of varsity wrestling, and varsity basebal!. He plans to go to junior college and then to State and major in business administration. PIEPER, PRISCILLA Priscilla was active as a cheerleader, Junior Class Vice- President, a Homecoming attendant in ’63, on the Sophomore, Junior and Sen- ior Councils, Pep Club, Annual Staff, the Coke Committee, Ring Committee, and the Cap and Gown Committee. Her memories are of the '64-'65 Cheer and Songleaders, Homecoming '63 and ’64, C.I.F.’s, slumber parties, and Blue and Green. She plans to go to State for four years. PIERCE, RANDY Randy's activities were playing badminton, and havoc. His ambition is mainly to stay alive. Then he wants to go to college, stay in col- lege, and finally to get out of college and pay back his loans. Peter Paplawsky Andrea Pardue Rosemary Parker Louise Pavlicek Ralph Piper David Platt Jeanette Polich Bruce Reed Linda Reed Chris Renko Letitia Rentfrow Esteban Reyes Joseph Reyes Craig Reynolds 70 Robert Reynolds Ruth Reynolds David Richards Barbara Richardson Barbara Roach PIPER to ROBERTSON PIPER, RALPH Ralph’s activities were R.O.T.C. and the Fancy Drill Team. His main memory is of the camping trip. His ambition is to attend college. PLATT, DAVE Dave's memories include football games, C.I.F. in '63, all the after-game dances, the Boys’ Federation Dances of '63 and '64 and '65, but mainly remembers all the girls. His ambition is to make a success in whatever he may attempt. POLICH, JEANETTE Jeanette will remember all good times at K.H.S. and graduation. She plans to go to Mesa and become a secretary. PORTER, GERALDINE Geraldine was a member of A.F.S., F.T.A., Girls’ Chorus. She will remember football games, C.I.F., her junior year, her good friends, laughs and getting lost. She plans to attend the Brigham Young University and lead a happy life. PRATT, CECILE Cecile was the Editor of the 1965 Komet, President of Dianas, Vice-President of A.F.S., a member of the Inter-Club Council, Senior Class Coun- cil and the Prom Committee. Her memories are of Community lunches, both C.I.F. Championships, the Dianas assembly, Gardenia Girl, all her wonderful friends and two years of Annual deadlines. She plans to go to college and study to become a history teacher. QUACKENBUSH, EDITH Edie was in the Tennis Club. Her memories include the football games, C.|.F., Homecoming, her junior and senior lunches, the summer of '64 and her trip to see the President. She plans to attend college. QUINTANAR, NORMA Kitty was active in the Pep Club, Spanish Club, Smoking Committee, Treasurer .of Y-Teens, Drill Team, and Announcement and _ after- Prom Committees. She will always remember '64 and '65 Homecomings, the Senior Lunch Table, the school spirit contest and, most of all, winning C.I-F. She plans to enter Mesa College and study to be a dental assistant or go to the University of Mexico and major in Languages. QUISUMBING, ERLINDA — Erlinda was active in G.A.A., drill, Senior Class Coun- cil, F.T.A., Announcements Committee, Jr. Red Cross, and the Baccalaureate Committee. Her memories include being an officer in drill, the bus breaking down on the way home from Homecoming, C.I.F. game of '63, modern dance and all the aches and pains that went with it. She plans to attend Mercy College of Nursing. REED, BRUCE Bruce, nicknamed Mike and Red, was a member of the Let- terman’s Club and participated for two years on the Varsity Football Team. He will always remember ’63 and '64 C.I.F. Championships and that unfortunate experience with Fulkerson. He plans to attend College and possibly play foot- ball. REED, WILLIAM William was a member of the R.O.T.C. Cadet Club. He will always remember R.O.T.C. Field Day and Homecoming. William’s ambition is to have two million dollars before February 1, 1972. REITH, KRIS O’Possum was a member of the Smoking Club and Juniors for Freedom of Speech. His memories include “‘All the free games | went to,”’ be- ing in both major drama productions in the tenth grade, and “the look on Mr. Nelson’s face as he groped for an explanation of why he was suspending me.’ He plans to become a famous nuclear physicist and benefit mankind by inventing an antitdote for fallout. RENTFROW, LETITIA Tisha was a member of drill, the Pep Club, girls’ gym- nastics and track teams, and she also served as secretary for G.A.A. She will always remember placing 2nd and 3rd in Western and All-City Gymnastics Meets, Mrs. Kohr, Mrs. Mariner and ’63 C.I.F. She plans to become a girls’ physical education teacher. REYNOLDS, CRAIG Craig was a member of A’Capella Choir, Ensemble, Let- terman’s Club, and participated in two years of Track. He will always remember his Senior year, football games, choir, surfing after school ,track and coach Rice, graphic arts, hitching to L.A. and all the girls everywhere. Craig plans to go to college and major in music, find a job so his Dad won't yell at him, go to Australia to hunt kangaroos and surf, and finally marry and live a life of leisure while his wife works. REYNOLDS, RUTH Ruth was a member of Annual Staff, girls’ track and gym- nastics teams, the Senior Class Council, and a scorekeeper for boys’ gymnas- tics. She remembers C.I.F.; both ’63 and '64 football games, Pt. Loma Games, surfing, rain and sunsets, running the 440, fun in auto and metal shops, sum- mers, friends. She plans to attend two years at Mesa College then go on to State and become a physical education or history teacher. RICHARDS, DAVID Dave was a member of the Folk Club last year. He will al- ways remember the beach and Miller's lost fin , the games, dances and the early gym class. He plans to be rich and see the wide, wide world. RICHARDSON, BARBARA Barbara's activities include Sophomore Homecoming Attendant, Sophomore K.D.K. Representative, Sophomore Class Council, Junior Class Council, Senior Class Council, Junior Class Treasurer, Prom Committee, After-Prom Committee, Pep Club, Dianas, Assistant Ticket Auditor, Y-Teens President, A.S.B. Council, Smoking Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Head Songleader, and outstanding Junior Girl. She will always remember Song and Cheer, Mr. B., the football season forever, the Mar Vista game, and the C.I.F. Championship in ’64. She plans to go to college. ROACH, BARBARA Barb, sometimes referred to as Barbara Beatle, was a member of the orchestra in her junior year and a member of the Bowling and Tennis Club in her senior year. She will always remember C.I.F. last year, her “Broke Foot,’ the last five weeks of school, and all her wonderful teachers at Kearny. Barb plans to be a successful legal secretary or a court reporter. Geraldine Porter Cecile Pratt William Reed Kris Reith Paul Roberts Karolynn Robertson 7] 75 Mo’ TUmIMaReNeTIpRtareTTEnere at ren Arner? Hu RENT BWM its Foarestyen are? Dt) 40) Sa aOR aOR eM tact eu st Ba tli Lae hate gl 1a hain Le hak edb atid ol Lae ‘ EY MS Fernie Robinson Linda Rockett Cheryl Rogers Connie Roller be we “Sass Kathleen Rolli Judith Romero Robert Romero David Rose Michael Sabetti Margaret Sams Richard Sanchez Silvia Sanchez Philip Sangiorgio Dennis Schmid Linda Schmid Gerald Schock Gene Schoensee 72 ROBINSON to SCHOLDER ROBINSON, FERNIE Fernie was a member of the drill team. She will always remember Kearny High School and the summer of 64. Fernie’s ambition is to have a happy and successful life. ROCKETT, LINDA Rockett will always remember Mr. Woodruff's Science Class, the football games, the after-game dances, and all my good friends. Linda plans to attend State College and become an elementary school teacher. ROLLER, CONNIE Big Red was a Major of the K-ette Drill Team, a member of the Senior Council and the Prom Committee. She will always remember fun in drill, C.1.F. '63 and ’64, Mr. Hotchkiss, all the wonderful times, and the good party. Connie plans to become a physical education teacher or a secre- tary, be happily married, and get spanked by Mrs. Robertson. ROLLI, KATHLEEN Kathy was a member of Mixed Chorus for two years. She will always remember football games, Kearny’s great spirit, 7:00 driving with Mr. Mena, bowling at the Bowlero, R.O.T.C. Ball, and all her wonderful friends at Kearny. Kathy plans to become a beautician. ROMERO, ROBERT Bobby will always remember '63 C.I.F., Championship Game, the Point Loma game and the library. Robert plans to attend Mesa or City College and become an electrician. ROSE, DAVID Kahuna’s activities included gymnastics, wrestling, track, nuki, handball, weightlifting, note forging, and surfing. He will always remember the kicks during the years in high school, the football games, and the dances. David’s ambition is to finish high school, visit college, become a millionaire, travel to the South Sea Islands, buy one, and start his own harem. SAGER, ALICE Alice was active in the Senior Class Council, Announcement Committee, after-Prom Committee, and the Pep Club. She will always remember nicknames, all my friends, football games, C.I.F., basketball, Hollywood Bowl, Accents, lunch, tennis, and holding a sign up on the football field. Alice plans to go to college and major in education, and someday become a principal of an elementary school. SAMPO, MICHAEL Mike’s memories include Kearny’s great football games, and ‘my Chrysler powered Ford.’ Mike's ambition is to own a custom body and speed shop, marry, and live happily ever after. SAMS, MARGARET Margi was active in the Traffic Safety Council, French Club, Mixed Chorus, and Junior Achievement. She will always remember C.I.F., Wall Street, and the Fair. She plans to attend State College and major in marketing. SANCHEZ, RICHARD Dickie was very active in tennis. He will always remember Barbara, football games, after-dances, all the good times, and Mr. Albertson’s U.S. History class. Richard plans to go to Mesa College for two years and then go to State College. SANCHEZ, SYLVIA Sylvia was active in Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Y-Teens, and Girls’ Trio. She will always remember Choir and Mr. Z. Silvia plans to go to Hillcrest beauty college after graduation. SANDOVAL, GEORGE George was active in the Senior Class Council, Stamp Representative, track, and wrestling. His memories include all the good people in the Class of ’64, his sister Lizzy, and all his good friends. He plans to attend Mesa College and one day go to Australia. SANDOVAL, NICHOLAS Nick was active on the Stage Crew. He will always remember all the great times, all his buddies, and the people who kept up for him to graduate. He plans to be an electronics engineer and stay single. SANGIORGIO, PHILIP Phil was a member of C.S.F., Cap and Gown Committee, Baccalaureate Committee, and the golf team. He will always remember '63 Baccalaureate, fire drills, the ride to the Madison game this year, and movies in U.S. History. He plans to attend the University of California at San Diego and possibly study medicine. SCHMID, LINDA Linda’s memories include the years she wasted, the Prom of 62, drill, and football games. Her ambition is not to be just a housewife. SCHOCK, GERALD Jerry will always remember the wear on Bill’s farm truck, the grey Ford, and first and second lunch in his sophomore year. He plans to enter some type of law enforcement and perhaps attend a junior college. SCHOENSEE, GENE Gene’s memories include C.I.F., our winning streak, Mr. Albertson, Mr. Janc, and Mr. Hayes. His ambition is to be as good a teacher as Mr. Albertson, Mr. Janc, or Mr. Hayes. SCHROEDER, GREGORY Greg’s memories include all the good times he had at the football games. He plans to go to college. Alice Sager George Sandoval Gregory Schroeder N Michael Sampo icholas Sandoval Albert Schrolder 73 ABR aipgtel Ble eA HIE ATH ages Alan Scott Melonie Scull Nancy Sefkow Gurley Napoleon Sellers Woodrow Shands Beverly Shaw Michael Shea Michael Shine William Short Margaret Shufeldt Richard Signs Geoffrey Simmons Sandra Simms Allen Simpson Ronald Simpson Ruth Simpson 74 SCOTT to SIMPSON SCOTT, ALAN Alan, nicknamed Scotty and sometimes Magilla, was active on J.V. basketball, J.V. football, Smoking Committee, and the Boys’ Fed. Council. Scotty will always remember the football gamesy He plans to continue his education. SCULL, MELONIE Melonie was a member of K.H.S. News, House of Repre- sentatives, Senior Class Council, and Drama. Her memories include ‘good times, C.1.F. 63 and the Class of ’64. She plans to go to college and major in psychology and to find the right man to analyze. SEDGWICK, CYNTHIA Cindy was an active member of C.S.F. Her memories include her good years at Kearny and fun on her block. She plans to attend vocational training school and become a secretary or enter some other type of job in the business field. SEFKOW, NANCY Peanuts was the Colonel of the Drill Team '64-'65, a mem- ber of Drill ’63-’64, GAA. Prom Committee, Announcement Committee, Girls’ Choir, Mixed Chorus and F.T.A. Nancy will always remember drill, drill ban- quets, marching in the rain, Halloween party, and surprise parties. She plans to go to college and major in English and French and later teach in high school. SELLERS, GURLEY Nappy was in cross country during his junior year, a statis- tician for varsity football, a member of the Senior Class Council and Quill and Scroll. Nappy’s memories include “The years we took C.I.F., Halloween night of '64, and all the friends he’s made at Kearny. He plans to obtain a degree in astronomy and possibly enter politics. SENN, DAVID Pelican was on the gymnastics team. He will remember climb- ing out the window in English, and listening to Mr. Peshel’s jokes. He plans to be a Peace Corps worker in Beverly Hills. SHEA, MIKE Hoss was a member of R.0.T.C., band and the rifle team. He will always remember the football games. He plans to attend college and become a Vice Dictator in charge of Vice. SHINE, JUNE June’s memories include looking forward to Friday nights and all the fun she had with her friends. SHINE, MICH AEL Michael was an officer in R.O.T.C., and a R.0.T.C. Cadet Club Representative. He will always remember the football games with the Color Guard, and all the school dances. He plans to attend college. SHUFELDT, MARGARET Margaret was in the Pep Club, G.AA., Tennis Club and a scorekeeper for the boys’ gymnastics and wrestling teams. She will always remember the summer of '64, C.I.F., after-game dances, the beach parties, and Kearny. She plans to go to college and major in architecture. SIMMONS, GEOFFREY Geoffrey will always remember all the football games and all that happened in the stands. He plans to go to J.C. SIMMS, SANDRA Sandra was a member of the Pep Club, GAA, after-prom and Announcement Committees. She plans to become a legal secretary. SIMPSON, ALLEN Cochese will always remember after dances, all his teachers, and after school. He plans to be a Marine. SIMPSON, RON Ronnie was a member of A Cappella Choir for two years and a member of Ensemble for one year. He will always remember starting each day with Mr. Z’s jokes. Ronnie plans to attend junior college and major in business administration. SIMPSON, RUTH Rufus was a member of the Bowling Club, Junior Achieve- ment, and was the Business Manager of K.H.S. News. She will always remember C.I.F., Homecoming, bowling at 3:30 a.m., friends and her sophomore year. She plans to go to college, get an apartment, and have about ten years of fun before getting married. David Senn Wayne Shaffer 75 Ppt Persie Fo nha fe TMLIB aS a he i nt Ietad charas aj yaad ia ste ; att ee re te s pedy r A RSE A TELS sa tp af 4 ule BEBE Sharon Skutley Terry Smay Dale Smith David Smith John Smith Sandra Smith Teresa Smith Timothy Smith Sandra Snyder i = Juanita Sofranko Robert Sparks Jo Anne Spitzer Patricia Spivey David Spracklen 76 SKUTLEY TO SPRACKLEN SKUTLEY, SHARON Sherrie was an active member of the Bible Club. She will always remember C.I.F., candystriping, bowling, and all the wonderful times. Sharon plans on going to business school and becoming a-medical secretary and someday marrying. SMITH, CORENE Corene will remember Mr. Kirby's mustache. SMITH, DALE Dale was a member of Kearny’s Orchestra for three years; a member of the Bible Club, held offices of Board of Directors-member, President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Quizmaster; and also worked with Quill and Scroll. Dale’s memories included Bible Club meetings and banquets, Funspirations, Mr. Ortiz’s Symphonia, Handel’s ‘Hallelujah Chorus,” ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic’ as performed by the Orchestra and Choral groups, and morning devotions with Bible Club members in the patio. Dale plans to continue studying and working in music, and to attend Bible College to study and prepare to enter into the Ministry of the Gospel. SMITH, DENNIS Dennis’ memories include his first day at Kearny, Mr. Hotch- kiss’ sophomore English class, Homecoming rallies, and eating on the patio. He plans to attend U.C.S.D., and eventually teach history or biology. SMITH, DAVID David participated in choir and track. He will always remember all the good times, the guys in track, and the football games. David plans to attend Mesa College for two years, get a job, marry, and live happily ever after. SMITH, JOHN John will always remember football and basketball games, Homecomings, after-game dances, pep rallies, cheer leaders, and Mr. Z. John plans to attend college and eventually become an engineer. SMITH, SANDRA Sandie was a member of the Sophomore Class Council, GAA, Marquees, K.H.S. News, Quill and Scroll, CSF, Dianas, and President of the Orchestra. She will always remember the group, Halloween ’63, being a Diana, Mr. Ortiz, summer '63, going to the wrestling matches, and most of all the good times at Kearny. Sandie’s ambition is to be a psychologist, or a sociolo- gist. SMITH, TERESA Terry will always remember good times, games, parties, drive- ins, C.I.F. ’63. Terry plans to complete beauty college and become a color specialist. SMITH, TIM Tim was active in baseball in his sophomore year, drama, K.H.S. News, and A Cappella Choir. He will always remember the beach at 3:00 a.m., all the good times, the after-Prom ’64, summer '64, Mr. Peshel’s crummy jokes, and discussions with Mr. Winans. SNYDER, SANDRA Sandi was a member of the Y-Teens, Senior Class Council, Maquees, after-Prom Committee, Announcement Committee, and the Dues Committee. She will always remember '64 Prom, C.I.F., the good times at Richie’s. She plans to attend Mesa College for two years and then become an airline stewardess. SOFRANKO, JUANITA Juanita’s memories include co-ed dancing, her sophomore year, and Mr. Wiegands kindergarten class 7th period. Juanita plans to attend Mesa College and later get married. Alan Smith Dennis Smith Gary Smith Paul Springer Toni Stafford John Staley Stephen Stamos Evaline Starnes Michael Stevens Janet Stonebraker Linda Stull Steven Swain Mark Sweeney Judy Swisher Bobby Taylor Jessie Taylor Melvin Taylor 78 SPRINGER to TAYLOR STAFFORD, TONI Staff was a member of the A.S.B., Marquees, A.F.S., Sopho- more Class Council, Y-Teens, Pep Club, after-Prom Committee, Inter Club Coun- cil, and the Senior Class Council. She was also a Stamp Representative, and Commissioner of Organizations. She will always remember Halloween '64, Gar- denia Girl, A.S.B., C.I.F., the gang, Lenore, Mr. Kirby’s English class, selling programs, Prom of '64, Boys’ Federation, and Sweet Violets. She plans to go to college, see the world, and be happy. STALEY, JOHN John participated in the Lettermen’s Club, cross country for three years, and track for two years. John will always remember all the good times during the last three years, the football games, C.I.F., and all the gang. He plans to attend Mesa College and then go to the University of Oregon. STAMOS, STEPHEN Steve, known as Lizard, Bear, or Penguin, was a member of the Boys’ Federation, the Lettermen’s Club, Stamp Representative, the House of Representatives, had one year of J.V. baseball, and three years of varsity foot- ball. He will always remember the C.I.F. football games of '63 and ’64, all the gang, lifting weights all year round, keeping in shape, football '64, dances, Mr. Kamp and his shop, and Mr. Harter’s math class. He plans to go to college to satisfy his parents, play college football, and after college make lots of money. STAYTON, SHERRY Sherry was a member of A Cappella Choir in '64 and '65, A.F.S. in '65, K-Ettes in ’63 and ’65, Pep Club, the Sophomore Class Council, and in Junior Class sales. She will always remember the friends she had at Kearny, football games, after dances, Choir and Mr. Z. She plans to graduate from college and travel to other states and countries. STEVENS, MIKE Mike participated in golf, C.S.F., and the speech team. He will always remember the football games, Kearny, C.I.F., and lunch time. He plans to attend U.S.C. and become a dentist. STONEBREAKER, JANET Cookie will always remember the football games and dances. She plans to become an airline stewardess and to work her way across the United States. ST. PIERRE, PAUL Pierre will always remember the football games, the beach, and all the people at Kearny. He plans to attend colle ge, become a detective, and then get married. STUBBS, BURMA Blandie was a member of the Tennis Club, Girls’ Chorus, and the volley tennis team. She will always remember the after-game dances, home games, lunches, and last year’s Senior Class. She plans to become a dental hygienist and better herself throughout life. STULL, LINDA Tommie will always remember the lunch parties, friends, 7th period gym with sock fights and dances, the football games, C.I.F. ’63 and '64, slumber parties, and long talks. She plans to go to college, get a job, and be happy. SWAIN, STEVE Alligator will always remember last summer at the beach and the girls. He plans to live in Australia, be a grub, and go to the beach every day. SWEENEY, MARK Mark will always remember thin blood, all the fun he had, and Tuesday nights. He plans to go to Australia, then come back and go to college. SWISHER, JUDY Judy will always remember the summer of '63, dances, all her friends, and Russ. She plans to be a secretary and marry in the future. TAYLOR, JESSIE J.R. remembers football games and winning C.I.F. He plans to be a millionaire or dictator of the United States. Sherry Stayton James Sterrett Paul St. Pierre Burma Stubbs 79 Kenny Terry John Thomson Gary Thomas Richard Thomas Linda Tilton Patti Trantham Kristine Upton William Thomas Antonio Tongco David Treptow Richard Upton James Thompson James Townsend James Ussery TERRY to VANDEVENDER TERRY, KENNY Terry was in art production and drama. His memories include making signs, last year’s early morning gym class, 63 C.I.F. football game, art production, drama with Mr. W., fighting, and picking water lilies in Balboa Park. He plans to go to college and study art and then to become a free lance artist. THOMAS, GARY Gary was on the football, wrestling, track teams. He was also active in Annual Staff and Key Club. His memories include football games, dances, friends, fire extinguisher, Madison, Pt. Loma, C.I.F. He plans to go to University of Mexico, University of Melbourne, and U.S.D. in S.D. THOMAS, RICHARD Rick was a member of A.F.S., R.0.1.C. Cadet Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Key Club, Ensemble, Junior Class Council, and Commander of Comm. He remembers Mr. Hayes’s jokes, parties, camping, breakfast, Fancy Drill Team, choir rehearsals, all the cute girls, and Speck’s sacrifice. He plans to become an engineer. THOMAS, WILLIAM _ Bill participated in cycling. He remembers all the games, especially homecoming. He plans to marry and provide a happy home. THOMPSON, JAMES Jim was active in the R.O.T.C. Cadet Club and the Fancy Drill Team. His memories include C.I.F. game, R.O.T.C. picnic, the elections, the naturalization assembly. He plans to go to Mesa and State College, and then become an automotive engineer. THOMSON, JOHN John remembers messing around, and bonfires in the lunch area. He plans to replace Mr. Henderson’s Saint Bernard. TILTON, LINDA Kitten’s memories include the senior class, friends, the after dances, first lunch, both the prom and after-prom. She plans to go to Mesa College, join the Peace Corps, and go on another trip to Europe. TONGCO, ANTONIO’ Tony participated in cross-country, and the golf teams. He remembers football and basketball games, and all the good and bad things that happened to him at Kearny. After college he plans to work, travel, and live a good life. TOWNSEND, JAMES Jamie’s activities included being Senior Class President, a member of the Letterman’s Club, Stamp monitor, Homeroom representative, and on the Prom Committee. He remembers varsity football, ’63 and '64 C.I.F., lst lunch, helping Mr. B. with his problems and wishing for a miracle. He plans to go to four years of college. TRANTHAN, PATTY Patty was a member of the Junior Coke Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Pep Club, and the Powder Puff Team. Her memories in- clude fun, '64 after-Prom, picnics, Ritchies and all her wonderful friends. She plans to become a dental assistant and live a happy life. TREPTOW, DAVID Dave was active on the track and cross country teams. He remembers cr afts class with Mr. Smith, C.I.F., and all the good times. He plans to go to college, and then to Santa Barbara. TRUJILLO, THEDA Theda was a member of Mixed Chorus. She remembers friendships, and Homecoming. She plans to make people happy, marry and have a family. ULLERY, DESMOND Desmond was active in track and the K.H.S. News. He will always remember the summer of ’63, the after-Prom of '64, C.I.F. ’63 and '64, and all his good friends. He plans to become a dentist. UPTON, KRISTENE Kulie was active in the Pep Club, after-Prom Committee, and the Announcement Committee. Her memories include all of her buddies, football games and after, first lunch, the Prom and after-Prom. Mr. Smith and Crafts, the graveyard and Halloween, and Kearny. She plans to attend college and someday see the world. UPTON, RICHARD Rick will always remember all the good times in Mr. Hayes’ first year Latin class, all the fun at the football games, and all his good friends. He plans to finish his education and travel around the world. He also hopes to travel to other worlds sometime in his life. USSERY, JIM Useless was very active in band, cross country, and track. He will always remember cross country, and Coach ‘‘Run It Out’’ Rice. He plans to coach football and teach history. VANDEVENDER, FRANK Frankie’s activities include J.V. basketball, two years varsity basketball, and three years of varsity baseball. He will always remember the varsity basketball and baseball teams, the Easter Sunday of '64, and Sue. His ambition is to lead a good life, have many friends, and play pro baseball. Theda Trujillo Frank Valencia Desmond Ullery Frank Vandevender Linda VanWagner Lynda Vattimo lrene Verdugo Maureen Verry Ciro Vitale William Vogt Dennis Volper John Vreeland Maryann Waters Terry Webb Ba a a 2 NRSC LT a RT| VAN WAGNER to WENDORF VAN WAGNER, LINDA Linda was a member of A Cappella Choir, Ensemble, and A.F.S. She will always remember dragging the planes at Montgomery field, hop scotch, peanut butter and raisin cookies, rides in L.V. mud puddles, soggy tennis shoes, and her jeep. She plans possibly to go to beauty college but she is undecided at present. VATTIMO, LYNDA Lynda was Treasurer of the Girls’ Choir. Her memories in- clude baseball and pitchers, C.I.F. 1963 Champs, pizzas, New York and working at the hospital. After graduation Lynda plans to go to modeling schoo! and later on to nursing school. VERDUGO, IRENE Irene was active in the Tennis Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Vol- leyball, and the Rifle Club. She will always remember the first pep rally at Kearny. Irene hopes to get married in July, become a hair stylist, and have one baby girl. VOGT, BILL Bill, usually called ‘‘The Terror,’’ will always remember summer parties, summer talks and Mr. Hayes. Bill's ambition is to stay single. VREELAND, JOHN John was active in football, the Letterman’s Club, and golf. He will always remember the Hoover football game and Coach Slater. He plans to attend San Diego State College and to retire at thirty in South America. WALTZ, JOY Joy was a member of the Cap and Gown Committee, received a good grooming award, after-Prom Committee, Senior Class Council, Y-Teens, and part of the Big Sister Program for two years. Joy will always remember C.1.F., summer of '64, her senior year at KHS, all her friends and teachers and especially how Mrs. Robinson always managed to get dirt in her contact lenses. Joy plans to go to Mesa College for two years, become a dental assistant, then later get married and have a family. WATSALL, PETER Peter was a member of Quill and Scroll and worked on Scribbler’s Frolic. He will always remember forever answering questions about England. He plans to become an analytical chemist. WARD, KAY Twink’s activities include A.S.B. Assistant Clerk, A.S.B. Head Clerk ’63-'64, K.D.K. Representative in her senior year, A Cappella Choir, Ensemble, Senior Class Council, after-Prom Committee, Announcements Committee, Junior Coke Committee, Sophomore Class Council, G.A.A., and the Tennis Club. She will always remember the games with all her friends. She plans to attend State College, become a nurse, and then maybe join the Peace Corps. WATERS, MARYANN Maryann was a member of art production, and the speech team. She will always remember the life drawing class, 2nd period P.E. classes, C.l.F. '63 and ’64, all the ‘‘Kids.’’ She plans to further her education and be- come a fashion illustrator. WEBB, TERRY Terry was a member of the Key Club and the Color Guard. He will always remember contests, Halloween, friends and a certain girl. Terry plans to attend State and U.S.C. and major in architecture. WEINMEISTER, LINDA SUE Sue was a member of the Smoking Committee. She will always remember the dances, fun at Kearny, slumber parties, the girls, Halloween '63, and a certain guy. Sue’s ambition is to become a private secretary and a great success. WENDORF, SUSAN Susie’s activities include: Y-Teen Committee Chairman, F.T.A., Health Career’s Conference and Leadership Camp, Girls’ League Conven- tion, and the A.S.B. leadership camp. She will always remember Homecoming 64, burning trash cans, Y-Teens, Mrs. Smith’s understanding, and a day in June. Susie plans to be a surgical or pediatric nurse and make people as happy as she can. Dian a Welch Susan Wendorf 83 Bt: Hi 1 A See ay ET i AH Soe a Ete areal . a “yaa 1 es i Ean aR Bri ‘' - Alanon Se Stephen Weseloh Judy White Leonald Wiens Joe Williams Mary Willis Donald Wood Sara Wood Sidney Wray Margaret Wright Clyde Wynne Phyllis Yancey Charles Yeager Donna Young ; 84 WESELOH to YOUNG WHITE, JUDY Nudie Blanca will always remember the good times at Kearny, all the parties, fun at lunch with the gang, and Hudie Herman. She plans to go to a beauty college and become an expert in that field. WEINS, LEONALD Lonnie was a member of the Bible Club, cross country, and the Speech Club. He will always remember Mr. Janc’s surf board, Mr. Mena, Mr. Rufolo, Mr. Rice, Mr. Lehman's Ford, and Miss Genette’s change to Ostran- der. He plans not to marry, and become either a minister, artist, draftsman, run a computer, or join the Peace Corps. WILLIAMS, JOE Joe was a member of the varsity football team, the “‘A’’ track team, and the Boys’ Fed Council as a junior. He will always remember chasing rabbits, C.1.F., a green '54 Mercury, student teaching, and the '63 Prom and after-Prom. He plans to become a history teacher. WILLIS, MARY Mary's activities include J.V. Cheer, Junior Representative of the Girls’ League, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Speech Club, Cap and Gown Committee, after-Prom Committee, C.S.F., Smoking Committee, A.S.B., Dianas, and the Girls’ League President. She will always remember the '64 after-Prom, Hi Deber, A.S.B. lunch, the Little Sister Assembly and no flag, and good cle Mar Vista directions. She plans to become a fashion coordinator. WILSON, CAROL Carol will always remember her parents and teachers and their patience and guidance, the fanstastic and hilarious situations with her friends and Mr. J., and an extraordinary basketball game. She plans to grad- uate from State, then teach and work with slow children. WOLF, JACQUELINE Jackie was a member of drill for two years and also a drill sergeant. She will always remember the Girls’ League Ball, the R.O.T.C. Ball, drill, a '53 Chevy, C.I.F., Mr. Clancy, and Mr. Woody. She plans to attend Mesa College and become either a legal secretary or a cosmetologist. WOOD, DONALD Don was a member of A Cappella Choir, the wrestling team, and the track team. He will always remember the football games, the wrestling meets, and last summer. He plans to become a rich doctor and surf the heavies in Hawaii. WOOD, SARA Sara was a member of Girls’ Choir, Folk Singing Club, Bowling Club, drama, G.A.A., and A.S.F. She will always remember the lunch time gang and being snowed in at the mountains. She plans to go to England, attend college, gain world recognition, and get married and have 12 children. WOODS, ROBERT Bob was active as the Key Club President, Boys’ Federation Secretary, Inter Club Council, cross country and track teams, the Lettermen’s Club and the House of Representatives. He will always remember the Classes of '64, '65 and '66, canyon courses of Kearny, the stop signs o f Point Loma, the Lorrie and its riders, Crawford's driving, Key Club and Boys’ Fed. He plans to be successful and happy in his accomplishments. WOOLLEY, MARIA’ Marie will always remember kind words, loyal friendships, Kearny’s football games and C.I.F., '63 A.S.B. Ball, and laughing. She plans to attend a business college upstate and some day to marry. WRIGHT, JERI Jeri was a member of G.A.A., the after-Prom Committee, Pep Band, and band. She will always remember all the wonderful times, the muddy and rainy mornings, our great C.I.F. Championships, and the never forgetful good ole school spirit. She plans to attend the Veterinary School of New York and become a veterinary surgeon. WRIGHT, MARGARET Maggie was the Librarian for the band in her senior year. She will always remember the C.I.F. Championships, and Mrs. Dresser's English class. Her future plans are to get married. YANCEY, PHYLLIS Phyllis will always remember eating lunch by the apple machine, and the K.H.S. football game. She plans to become a secretary. YOUNG, DONNA Donna was active in the Tennis Club, as a Stamp Representa- tive, and on the Junior Coke Committee. Her memories include the 64 R.O.T.C. Picnic, her little Rambler, potluck lunches, and delivering newspapers at 5:00 in the morning. She plans to join the Air Force and later go to Baylor Univer- sity and study to be a dental technician. Carol Wilson Robert Woods Jacqueline Wolf Joseph Zamora Nick Zarr LATE CLASSIFICATIONS David Pollick Pete Castro Christine Fahn Michael Goss Terry Harless Bonnie Holt Milton Lease | Roxanne McCulloch Joyce Rall Gwendolyn Ryles Thomas Waggoner Jerry Odom Norman Zelones Marilyn Walk Not Pictured Carol Clemens James Forayter Katherine Griffith Tommy Harless Charles Justice Dennis Mansfield Rodney Montre Michael Robertson Ronald Smith Ralph Yunker Arthur Dixon Richard Garza Janet Gwillim David Hawks Paul Kertson Robert MacLachan Gary Murray James Rich Laura Lou Taylor Ramon Castillo ZAMORA to ZELONES ZAMORA, JOSEPH Joe was a stamp representative and the football manager in '63. He plans to swim around the world. ZARR, NICK Nick will always remember the football games, after-game dances, | getting caught, and his friends. He plans to go to Mesa College and get a job. | Robert Enslow Carl Giesser Chris Hamilton Donald Hefley John Lafas Kenneth Mapel Larry Porter LaWanna Rhodes Mary Van Dyke aN a, bene geen paren os NOC emY Atos e praise thy noble name. ‘here’ll never be another hose faith we'll all proclaim. hy memories we'll cherish hough years go by, So hail our school forever, earny Senior High! TO BE A SENIOR... i2- What is it to be a senior? It is hard work and responsibility, planning and setting future goals. Along with these hurdles come fun and laughter, com- panionship and enjoyment. To the grad- uating Class of ’65 it is memories of two C.I.F. championships, after-game dances, basketball games, and pep rallies. aA SPE SL, din ain RN ah IS ES en Our school spirit has been the light that we have followed. Let us follow it throughout the fu- Hires S (; H O O i P | R ! 1 LF. POR One of Kearny’s funniest pep rallies. Cheerleaders? That Great Komet Spirit! Stay in Line, Girls. ‘They always call him Mr. T School Spirit promoters before the big game. 92 .... AGAIN Kearny’s heart is the school spirit, and it is expressed not only scholastically, but in extra curricular activities as well. The aver- age Komet begins the day standing in the line in front of the sports’ ticket window. Between the purchase of the ticket and the “‘Big Game?’ are the pep rallies where Komets may express their enthusiastic support of the team by joining in Kearny cheers and songs. When the highlight of the day is done, students hop into their cars and go from the game to their favorite place to eat. There at Shakies or the A W Drive-In the Komets end the day by reliving the thrills of the game and discussing the past week’s events. Good Luck, Boys EE De ila Mr. and Miss School Spirit Sherry Melton and Jim Henry Cheerleaders = ales 5 le wp ee al 6 5 eg es te a i Tae yal ue) et A Ue TN EL hadatee Pcie TA tee ey Te a Rae Stabe Diane Montgomery Helen Palma eral M stelccte ae | Erleccie. Seer eat a is ia B) . O iN € Coleen Baker Ol nt-eV MAN (ct) The Komets had beauty to match their skill at the ’65 Homecoming celebration. Queen Patti Light- ner who reigned over the victorious Komets, was crowned on the Kearny football field by Wanda Ballentine, Homecoming Queen of 1964. Afterwards the Queen and her court appeared at the football game and cast an enchanting spell over the evening inspiring the Komets to go forth in an undefeated season. Returning alumni were honored during the entire ceremonies. A special feature and highlight was the dinner held for the Kearny graduating class of 1955 at Vacation Village. A Cappella Choir con- cluded celébrations on Thanksgiving Day for the returning alumni at the Linda Vista Baptist Church with their traditional vespers. Homecoming Queen '64-'65 Patti Lightner Senior Attendant Betty Ballard Senior Attendant Judi Nations ua Junior Attendant Junior Attendant Jeanne Heyenga Cathy Rough ia 97 Sophomore Attendants Cindy Elkinton, Debbie Peterson ieee”. Entertaining at Homecoming. The Marching Band for 1964 has done a wonderful job of entertaining the crowds at half-time and also at the Toyland Parade. This year's Band, under the leadership of Pam Eagan, not only gave us their usual display of good marching, but they also surprised every- one with a precision drill routine in honor of the 1964 Olympics. The Band’s lively music and intricate routines captivated the specta- tors and added enjoyment to the _ half-time activities. The Band’s performances, as a whole, showed the long hours of hard work that the members and Mr. McCrea have contributed. The Marching Band is an excellent example of Kearny’s well-known school spirit. Marching Band The seventeen liveliest Komets on the Kearny campus belonged to Kearny’s Pep Band. For the ’64-'65 school year, this small but effective band led and helped guide the Kearny Komets at both football and basketball games. They kept the games both interesting and exciting with their renditions of Tiger Rag, Rockin’ Rhythm, and Kearny’s favorite, Swingin’. The Kearny Komets would like to salute the ‘“‘swingingest’’ band in the city school system, Kearny’s Pep Band. Back: Bill Crostwaite, Phillip Vincelett, Mike Shea, Jack Boyd, John McElhose 2nd Row: Judy Krogh, Gerre Grenolds, Jeri Wright, Curtice Betcher, Rosemary Fortenberry, Bruce Marc-Aurele, Danny Armstrong : lst Row: Danny Fickett, Orin Dodge, Pam Eagan, Mike McGhee, Peter Zagami During football season the Marching Band practiced for their memorable half-time performances on Taylor Field. Every morning during football season Pam and the director, Mr. McCrea, worked with the Marching Band until they were sure that their performances were not only entertaining but flawless. Aside from the Marching Bands performances, Pam was also responsible for the popular Kearny Pep Band and their lively performances. Due to her leader- ship Kearny had a Marching Band and a Pep Band of which the whole campus was proud. VIOLA, CELLO AND STRING BASS Front row: Sandy Smith, Leona Hardy, Milda Davis, Jan Riley, Robert Abel, Geneva Stacey, Douglas Ischar. Back row: James Martin, Wayne Shaffer, David Laws, George Chenault, Rich Cupples. WINDS AND PERCUSSION Front row left right: Judy Krogh, Rosemary Fortenberry, Marilyn Olson. Second row: Curt Betcher, John Racyka, Peter Zagami, Danny Fickett, Dennis Huckaby. Third row: Danny Armstrong, Gary Wilson. OFFICERS Orchestra Concert Mistress, Linda Fox Orchestra President, Sandy Smith VIOLINS First row: Linda Fox, Sandy Zink, James Zagami, Chris Fry, Carlos Romero. Second row: Linda Abel, Bobby Robinson, Candy Sommerville, Donna Lotcher, Forest DeYoung, Dale Smith. j 3 Rl Mr. McCrea, Band Director, in preparation for a concert. Judy Krogh, John McElhose, Phillip Vinclett, Mary Olson, Nancy Trapp, Christine Gerard, Mary Friese, Wayne Dillon, Janet Gwillam, Jeanette Robinson, Rosemary Fortenberry, Gerre Grenolds, Jeri Wright. Cheryl Walker, Richard Emerson, Barbara McClung, Wayne Hancock, Danny Fickett, Mike McGhee, Steve Mindt, David Edgar, Steven Reyes, Yato Konosuki, Mi!ton Stenstavold, Dan Striplin, Steve Luddy, Sammy Jiminez, Bobby Johnson, Bobby Taylor. Sherry Kasper, Mike Gonzales, Craig Bennett, Jimmy Opley, Curtice Betcher, Doug Cook, John Guelke, Barry Kern, Buddy Siefert, David Dahl, Mike Shea, Richard Cupples, Jack Boyd, Keith Woodard, Daryl Kyrk, Brian McBride, Bruce Marc-Aurele, Danny Armstrong. K-ETTES Beginning at seven o'clock in the morning, the 65 K-ETTES practiced their routines. Sometimes clad in scarves to preserve their hair-dos, the members of Kearny’s Drill Team marched out onto the field under the leadership of Colonel Nancy Sefkow, Major Connie Roller, Captains Linda Johnson, and Kristyne Bakewell, and Lieutenants Linda Harder, Dolores Fierro, Kitty Hayes, and Judy Oliver. Seventy-seven smiling girls ac- | companied our champion football team to the Home games in the evening. They both surprised and pleased | ‘| the student body during half-time by bringing back the white pom pons, and by presenting new and well executed routines created by Captain Johnson and Captain Bakewell. The sponsors, Mrs. McGregor and Miss | Douglas, had reason to be proud of their hard work with the Drill Team and have expressed the desire to have one hundred smiling K-ETTES on the football field next year. Captain rc i 3 ve Leo tees At the 1964 Homecoming rally the student body welcomed back last year's K-ETTE Colonel, Susan Gibson, who had the privilege of leading the Drill Team. One of tne new routines that the K-ETTES performed executed at the Chieftains vs. Komets game. 5 oe = N - r ee a= tN kee — ; “s Carol Cole ee | oo arol Ellington Ps Charlene Vianello = a = = Sue Jellings 5 . aS a ——— EON Pa Sires: 3 es er Sherrie Sea Becky Sellers Letitia Rentfrow Jackie Wolf Mary Randall Pat Blevins Virginia Frakes Dorothy Lewis Karen Peterson Samanthy Jones Sylvia Dunn JoAnn Childers Carol Daffern Jackie Newell Pat Bailey Pearl Doyer | Pat Cabinis Marlene Makie Lenetta Omanson Mary Horbal : Pat Dibsie Pam Rynearson Sharon Anderson Nancy Smith Jackie Henderson Helen Walston Norma Quintanar Penny Wilson Mary VanDyke Lupe Brown Susan McCullough Carol Morgan Candy Sommerville Arlinda Jones Bonnie Keller Cat Margaret Rude Mary Salini Michele Bakewell Linda Usler Gladys Doles June Hemphill Susan Rose Patty Wineland Pat Jesienski WE ia Diane Schmid Monica Padilla Joann Butler Becky Stenstavold Geneva Stacey Michele Connors Jean Norwood Kathy McNutt Joy Page Karen Ruppert Karen Scott Katy Treptow Yvonne Edwards 4 Sonia Smith Carla Butherus ia Vickie Palmer Roberta Jones Diane Dietz 105 Maj. Clemons Sgt. Johnston S.F.C. Tremelling Sere ine ee TO @ Sgt. Kovacks 106 RIFLE TEAM R.O.T.C. escorts Homecoming Queen FANCY DRILL TEAM Battalion Staff: Ron Kyle, Alan Clem- ents, Ron Barna, Charles De Salvo, Richard Thomas. 107 A ‘ i 4 i. a 5 ie Queen Karen McLaughlin 109 Sophomore Attendant Karen Cavanagh Junior Attendant Judy Carson The dawn of their senior year approaches on padded feet. 111 Ring and Dues Committee The year of ’65 has been an active one for the Juniors. They held many sales to raise money for their senior year, and were intrusted with the concessions for the home game sports. Also they have endeavored to prepare themselves emotionally and scholastically for their last year at Kearny. Coke Committee Cap and Gown Committee Food Sales Committee THIS Llew Johnson President Micki Koons Vice-president Mr. Lehman Sponsor Mr. Brown Sponsor Mr. Bates Counselor Mr. Slivkoff Counselor xe Mr. Smith dall, Nancy Smith. Counselor THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY CAMERON AUTO SUPPLY Terry Caulfield Secretary Sandy Spencer Treasurer Junior Class Council: Micki Koons, Lynn Williams, June Fuller, Terry Caulfield, Sandy Spencer, Diane Dietz, Mary Ran- 113 Acuna, Joe Adamek, Glen Adrid, Rose Allen, Martha Alter, Linda Alvord, Bob Amerine, Mary Anderson, Margaret Arciniega, Alfred Arrington, Gay Ashcraft, Sandy Austin, Russell Baca, John Bailey, Pat Barnhart, David | Adair, Orhum Adams, Cindy Akin, Jim Allen, David _ . Amann, Trudy Anderson, Linda Archuleta, Mike Armstrong, Clint Atkins, Judy Ayer, Cathy Bailey, Nancy Barnes, Carol Batties, Alice Bayne, Buddy Beard, Brenda Benjamin, Mike Berry, Charles Bisch, Ramona Blake, Mike Blakemore, Karen Bolden, Bill Borges, Maureen }. Boucher, Julie Bourne, Ken Bowker, Betty Brady, Joe Breighner, Mike Baum, Colleen Beall, Larry Beccarelli, Tony Bernabe, Nancy Black, Greg Blakemore, Elizabeth Bohnenkamp, JoAnne Bordelon, Bonnie Bouchonnet, Robert Bovet, Lauren Bradshaw, Sharon Braun, Linda ee = - - -_ ' | aif Brinks, Jeaneen Burnette, Barbara Cardenas, Annette Brott, David Busch, Barbara Carlson, Charles Brothers, Sandra Burris, David Carlisle, Patricia Chambers, Tracy Christianson, Steve Chavez, Alyce Chunko, Patsy Cole, Bonnie Chasteene, Brenda Chunko, George Cloniger, Clarence Brown, Lupe Butler, Tom Brundage, Douglas Burdge, Donald Calcutt, Patricia Cannon, Thelma Carroll, Jill Cassaboom, John Caulfield, Terry Brown, Barbara Brown, Tom Buchanan, Cherish Butherus, Carla Cain, Terry Campbell, Brian Carr, Maclyn Carson, Judy Castello, Helen Chenault, Edward Cilley, Leonette Conners, Michelle Chavez, Carmen Church, Charlotte Chostner, Orval Christian, Kerry Clark, Leah Clemons, Cindy Cook; Steve Corley, Johnny Childers, Joanne Chrisman, Don Clark, Jim Clayborn, Frank Comeau, Linda Cook, Doug Cooper, Joe (7m ay Costenborder, Debbie Craven, Cherie Crippen, Mark Crosby, Sandy Crosthwaite, Bill Cruz, Raymond Cunningham, Howard Curry, Mike Curtis, Marilyn Daffern, Carol Dahl, Mike Davidson, Ferrill Davis, Patricia Del Rio, Raymond Dellinger, Barry Cottrell, Lee Crawford, Maureen Croghan, Nancy Cross, Steve Cullison, Carolyn Cupples, Richard Curtis, Carolyn Dacunto, Kathleen Darling, Susan Davies, Kathy Deits, Jennifer Delany, Diane Demarest, Robert Dickensan, Drew Dickson, Sandra Dixon, Linda ‘Doherty, Nancy Doles, Gladys Donathon, Jackie Doyer, Pearl Driver, Judy Duenez, Sylvia ; Dufault, Mike Duncan, Derwood Dunlavey, Robert Dupuis, Ellen Edwards, Yvonne Diamond, Ken Dickson, Sandra Dillon, Wayne Dobson, Ruth Doman, Steve Dowling, Bob Drake, Dan Ducker, Neil Dugan, Mike Dunlap, Terry Dunn, Sylvia Edwards, Norman Wy at weert , a a Eksted, Tim Ellis, Bruce Engel, Scott Escalante, Frank Estrada, Ralph Ethier, Anna Eveler, Sandy Fackler, Yvonne Faller, Mike Farmer, Bob Faulkner, Terry Felix, Vita Fernandez, Danny Fields, Dickie Fitzpatrick, Mike Ellington, Carol Emerson, Richard Enger, Gerri Espinoza, Veronica Evans, David Ewing, Bob Fall, Sandra Fallis, Kenny Felix, Rodey Fernandez, Cecilia Ferrell, Corine Finley, Rose Flores, Alfred Fogelstrom, Kathy Fortune, Pam Franklin, Mike Freeman, Craig Frias, Pauline Frindt, Jim Frye, Chris Fuller, Kathy Gardinier, Vicki Gero, Mike Giordano, Lesley Givens, J. R. Gonzales, Edna Flores, Marian Fortson, Suzanne Fox, Thomas Fraser, Bruce Friend, Seretha Fronabarger, Linda Fuller, June Gallardo, Norma Georgi, Dan Gilchrist, James Gipson, Janice Gogo, Maria ene oan thy aT Poe Ligaen Bie : e ‘ a Graff, Bill Grasmick, Mike Grebbien, Dana Green, Shannon Greenwood, Sue Gressett, Peggy Griffin, Gary Grindstaff, Linda Guelke, John Gullickson, Chuck Gutierrez, Ernie Gwillim, Janet Halsted, Dona Hanson, Pam Harper, Sherry Graham, Bill Grauer, Mike Green, Joyce Greene, Tom Gretler, Larry Grijalva, Grace Grogg, Teres a Guerrera, Rose Gutowski, Pam Haigh, Glenn Hampton, Nancy Harder, Bob Harding, Lynn Harmon, Malinda Hatch, Jon Hay, Clifford Haynie, Pat Hefner, Judy Helbert, Mary Silkman, Gary Henderson, Ned Herron, Mary Hesser, Sharon Hill, Bob Hodge, Eileen Hoffman, Judy Holiman, Candi Harmer, Jay Harrison, Gilbert Hauser, Diane Hayes, Frank Hegwood, Susie Hemphill, June Henderson, Jackie Hendrix, Stephen Heyenga, Jeanne Hodder, Edwin Hodge, Theresa Hoffmeyer, Terry IW NK SSeresee ‘a p iy N@t Hollis, Everett Holt, Deane Hopkins, Ben Horning, John Howard, Linda Hudak, Sally Hughey, Darlene Humphrey, Jane Ibey, Chris Holmes, Kieth Hopes, Kathy Horton, John Huckaby, Dennis Hulen, Jackie lanuzz, Frank Imhof, Nikki Iverson, Gail Jackson, JoAnne Jameson, Helen Jeilings, Susan Jenkins, Diane Jesienski, Patricia Jimenez, Danny Johnson, Freida Johnson, Kenny Johnson, Paul Jones, Arlinda Jones, Samanthy Kelly, Sandy Key, Darnetta Ischar, Doug Iverson, Joyce Jacobson, Andrea Janney, Richard Jenkins, Freddie Jesse, Lana Johnson, Bobby Johnson, JoAllen Johnson, Llew Jones, Roberta Keith, Jim Kern, Barry 119 Kinder, David Kurka, Karen Lindquist, Barbara Kinsey, Joe Lair, Wanda Lokey, Peggy Loyce, James Marques, Claudette Mavis, Mike Lubbes, Mike Martin, Bobbi May, Yolanda Klepper, Steve Lancaster, Margaret Lopez, Ramona Kluge, Gary Landos, Larry Lotscher, Donna Luke, Georgina Martinez, Becky Mayo, Jim Lyons, Butch Martinovich, JoAnn Maxwell, Mary Knight, Sherry Laywell, Larry Love, Bonnie Koko, Bernadette Lebow, Jon Love, David Maberry, Rick Masewicz, Rosemary Mazzarelli, Donna Maclsaac, Joe Mason, John McBride, Charlie Koons, Micki Legault, Dorothy Love, Faye Kovschak, Tony Leon, Adrian Love, Patricia Maiorano, Arlene Matina, Nickie McBurnie, Anita Mancuso, Joe Mattas, Harold McCaskey, Mary Krogh, Judy Leyba, Patricia Lowe, Evelyn Mapel, Randall Mattson, Christine McCleary, Linda eee McCrary, Tom McCullough, Susan McElhose, John McLaughlin, Dan McMains, lval McNaught, Donald Meehan, Cathy Meyer, Cheryl Montoya, Fred Morris, Bobbi Michie, Kathy Miller, Patrick Mitchell, George Mussey, Doug Myers, Allen McCrea, Russell McDowell, Jack McLain, Marty McLuckie, Nancy McWhorter, Dave Merrill, Norman Mobley, Marsha Monty, Yvonne Miller, Kathy Milliken, Sandra Murphy, Patrick Musterait, Corinne Myers, Richard Nelson, Elizabeth Nervo, Lissa Newell, Jackie Newmeyer, John Nissen, Jim Notestein, Florence Olais, Diana Ollison, Lawrance Omanson, Edith Ortiz, George Oswald, Sue Padilla, Cynthia Palmer, Vicki Parker, Jerrine Needham, Barbara Nelson, Virginia Nett, Jean Newman, Gary Northrup, Barbara Oberreuter, Richard Olais, Gilbert Olson, Kathleen Osborne, Nancy Padilla, Al Page, Joy Park, Linda Came: nae - ro 7 ii 5 te ‘ wd | : ' : 1 Parks, Gerald Patrick, Diane Patrick, Roy Pearson, Lanetta Pellicano, Marie Peterson, Karen Peterson, Ron Phillips, Shari Polich, Dennis Poulakidas, Sandy Pratt, Rita Prince, Richard Pudney, Bob Puraty, Mike Quintanar, Thelma © Pasquan, Micheal Patrick, Ron Payne, Eddie Pekny, Barbara Peterson, Kathy Phillips, Patricia Pierce, Kathleen Ponce, Jeff Presley, Carla Pruett, Toni Punch, William Quintanar, Edna Raczka, John Ramsey, Carolyn Ray, Beverly Reyes, Caesar Rivera, Gilbert Roberts, James Robinson, Robert Rodriguez, Mary Rolli, Mike Rose, Susan Rossi, David Rough, Cathy Ruckle, Larry Ruppert, Karen Ryan, Scott Rainbolt, Joe Randall, Mary Reeves, Curtis Riley, Ron Robinson, Randy Rock, Pete Rojas, Fred Romero, Lynda Rotsios, Linda Rowe, Kathy Rude, Margaret Russow, Danny a a Ryan, Virginia Ryser, Chris Salazar, Linda Salini; Mary Sanguinetti, Louise Savage, Gilbert Schludt, Sue Schmock, Linda Schreck, David Seim, Linda Selk, Janna Schwegel, Linda Shepard, Sue Sheskey, Sharon Shumaker, Peggy Rynearson, Pam Sabatini, Sandee Salcido, Art Sanders, Evelyn : Schaaf, Jim Schmidt, David Schoonover, Dianna Scott, Karen Sellers, Becky Shepard, Steve Sheppard, Cathy-Jo Shipley, Bill | Sigman, Mike Silverman, Sandy Simmons, Greg Simmons, William Slocumb, Mary Smith, Donna Smith, Nancy Smith, Sally Sofranko, Paula Sorman, Candy Speck, Susan Spencer, Sandy Spracklen, John Stahlschmidt, Jim Starke, Diane Signorelli, Jim Simmons, Ed Simmons, Larry Simpson, Robert Smith, Marion Smith, Robert Smith, Sonia Sommerville, Candy Speer, Rita Spicer, Sandi Stacey, Geneva Stamper, Richard 123 Mm Re : BIBANOV A ialahy Stasny, Connie Stephens, Alice Stewart, Kathy Storm, Melvin Stremlau, Margaret Stevens, Sydney Strickland, Mary Tait, Tony Taylor, Steve Thayer, Thomas Thomas, Nancy Thorpe, Susan Tinsley, Randy Torsell, Carolyn Treptow, Katherine: Stenstadvold, Becky Stepp, Steven Stockton, Gary Stouse, Ginger Stevenson, Sue Sullins, Connie Tavares, Mike Tellechea, Sonia Thompson, James Tignor, Stephen Torrescano, Sue Tracy, Carol Trompiere, JoAnne Turner, Mike Upton, Gary Valadez, Andy Van Dyke, Mike Vianello, Charlene Waldrop, John Walraven, Mary Walter, Richard Ward, Anne | Ward, Mary Weatherby, James Webb, Don Weismantel, JoAnne Wernli, Judy True, Everett Tweet, Debby Usler, Linda Van Brunt, Sharon Vincelett, Philip Wallace, Jack Walston, Helen Walton, John Waters, Tom Weatherby, Joy Wehlage, Barbara Welker, Cherie este as Weicenfeller, Neil West, Michael White, Darlene Wilcox, Jennifer Williams, John Williams, Karl Williams, Marshall Williams, Tom Wilson, Gary Wineland, Patricia Wittler Craig Wood, Arthur Woodard, Keith Woods, Virgil Yato, Konosuke Werts, Susie Whaley, Robert Weins, Earl Williams, Carol Williams, Lynn Williams, Richard Wilson, Edward Wilson, Penelope Wolf, Wendy Wood, Janice Woods, Beverly Wyland, Larry LATE CLASSIFICATION Young, Arthur Young, Ruth Brown, Sandra Connelly, Carol Zagami, James Zernick, Donna Dunteman, Edd Murphy, Ken Zink, Sandra Powers, Robert Saunders, Pamela Soriano, Bertha Young, Freddia Bakewell, Michelle Chenault, George Zeiss, Steve Dietz, Diane Gonzales, Robert Marren, Terry Henderson, Buddy Norwood, Jean Schade, Kay ae ‘) aes i wai iF? “As 125 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Katie Lawler Karen Butherus Beverly Gilliam Barbara Bryant The beginning year at Kearny for the class of ’67 was filled with orientation. The Sopho- mores were led by four capable officers, and their next two years at Kearny should be as enjoyable as their first one. Sophomore Class Council: Bottom Row — Linda Chouinard, Barbara Bryant, Karen Butherus, Jeanann -Pasqual, Linda Mellis, Susan Montejano, Debra Dorius. Top Row— Barbara Tongco, Joann Justyn, Patsy Johnson, Melissa Mowrey, Janis Fultz, Cynthia Butt- ner, Connie Taylor. Sponsor Counselor Counselor Mr. Vivian Mrs. Malcolm Mr. Gawle Abbott Allen, S. Arnold Abel Allred Atkinson Barratt Bennett, C. Bostwick, G. Bauer Bennett, K. Bostwick, R. Ackermann Amano Baggett Baxter Bergo Bowers Adame Anderson, D. Baitey Bean Bettis Bowers Adams, L. Anderson, S. Baker Beard Billmire Bradbury Adams, L. Anderson, S. Baldwin Beckstrom Bingham Braman Adams, S. Andrews Barham Beebe Blair Brandt Adrid Armstrong Barnett, C. Adelski Aquilina Barnes Bell, T. Boles Branson Bell, S. Bolden Brannon 127 Cavanagh Cirilo Cook 128 Bridgman Bryant, L. Camacho Cruz Clontz Cooper Brothers Buntin Carr Cederberg Cody Corkran Brookings Burdge Carrieres Chambers Cole Corley Brown, D. Burns Carvajal Chance Cole Coronado Brown, M. Burleson Casey Chapman Collins Corwell eal Brown, N. Butherus Castaneda Chase Colwell Cravey Brown, R. Buttner Castelo Chouinard Conway Crites Brown Buxton Castorini Christensen Comstock Crist Crosby | Dassoff } Dean Cross, A. Davis, B. Debono Cross, L. Davis, K. Delos Crosswhite Davis, S. Delso Cutler Davis Demoss D'Acquisto Davis, W. Dent Dagley Darling Davidson, C. Dawson, S. Denton Dibsie Daniels Dawson, J. Diaz � Dickson Durham Estok Dietrich Eastham Estrada, A. Donnell Ebbs Evans, B. Dorius Elder Evans, F. Drankow Elkington Evans, G. Dudley Elliott, B. Evans, J. Duenez Dunlap Elliott, K. Estes, D. Evans, J. Exter Duke Elliott, L. Eveler 129 Fagelman Fitzsimmons Fultz Gibson, J. Gonzalez, Y. Griffey Fairchild Flanagan Gardinier Gilliam Good Griffith, S. Falcon Floyd Gardner Gillmore Goon Griffith, W. Fallis Foster, B. Garner Glithero Gourdin Guarnieri Farnsworth Foster, B. Gatzman Godby Gowen Gunderson Farren Foulger Gayler Gonsalves Grace Gunzenhauser Feldscher Frasher George Gonzales, F. Graffius Hale Ferris Fredriksz Gerard Gonzales, M. Green Hamersley Field Fries Getchell Gonzalez, M. | Gregory Hamill Hancock, N. Hastings Henos ec a Hogan Hurst Johnson, J. Hannahs Hauser Herberg Holland Hylla Johnson, K. Harbour Havrilo Hertager Hardin, J. Hawthorne Hess Holman lacovelli Johnson, P. Holt llsley Johnson, S. Hardin, L. Heinrich Hicks Hooper Janes Johnston Hardwick Helton Higgins Hudson, D. Jarosin Jones Hart Harvey Henderson, C. Henderson, N. Hillery Hixson Harrison Henderson, J. Hintze Hudson, E. Hunter, V. Jay Joehnk Judd Junghans Hunter, R. Jenkins Kaspar, J. Lancaster Lindquist, M. MacLachlan Lindquist, K. Mac Donald King, H. Kostlan Larabee, L. Levi Lovell Mandl Larabee, M. Moarroouin er dea Marroqgu mMarunez Mowcon Man ark, ViawWwsoO ViCLOTI! CK Ma -K 2 ae wiChKcy weaniey Mitchel Molskes Moss Mowrey Nigro Northcutt Miller, L. Moeller Morrison Moths Nightingale Nikodym Montejano Moyer Norwood Montoya, C. Murphy Novak Mathews McGrew, V. Mellis Matanane McGrew, L. Meisner Moore Neu Nye Montoya, V. Neeley Nuckols 133 7 Ochoco Olson Osborne, N. Overhuls Padilla Pardue Pasqual Pasquan Pena Peterson Philbin Phillips, D. Pierce, S. Pluchino Pollock Odell Osborne, C. Osburn Oxley Park Pasqual Pekny Perry Phillips, B. Pierce, E. Pitman Polite al We oy 4 SSeS : eee Prevost — Price, R. Prokosh Pugh Quisumbing Ramirez Reeves Reisig Richardson Riley Roberts Rodriguez, A. Pratt Price, D. Prince Puente | Pyburn Quivey Ramsden Reid | 134 Rheaume Rieber Rivera Robinson Rodriguez, C. Royal Scharf Rohach Roybal Schauf Scott, K. Shuffler Sing Scott, M. Shuford Singleton Rojas Sabetti Schenpf Roller Salinas Schneider, C. Scull Sieberts Sippe Seeglitz Sigman Sisemore Romano Salini Schneider, R. Seltzer Silver Siska Romero, G. Sassner Schultz Romero, C. Sampson Schreck Shidler Simons Skutley Shaw Simmons Skoff Row Scarbrough Scofield Rovang Sawyer Schumann Shufeldt Simpson, S. Smith, B. Shipley Simpson, F. Slater 135 Bi Smith, C. Smith, J. Smith, P. Snider Speck Spicer Stafford, B. Stallings Stanley Stayton Steele Stephens Striplin Swain Swanson Smith, |. Sith Smith, S. Sourk | Spirz Stafford, J. Stanley Stanton | Stenstadvold Strauss Succetti Swanagan Sweeney Taylor, C. Tellechea Tessier Thompson, C. Thompson, M. Thorman Threlkeld Tongco Tracy Turnage Tysor Szwab Taylor, S. Tenkanen Theilig Thompson, G. Thompson, D. Thornberry Tipton 136 Torano Tucker Turner Umland t | wil Valencia Van Brunt Vashey Vessels Villandre Vincent Walder Walton Webb Wheelock Whiddon White, J. Whitehead Wickberg Williams, A. Van Boxtel Van Wagner Veale Vigil Visser Wallace Watson Whaley Whipple White, M. Whittemore Wiese Williams, A Williams, J. Wilson, D. Winningham Witt Wooley, C. Williamson Wright Youngs Zadrozny Zernick Wooley, L. Byergo Fabricatore Williams, E. Williams, T. Wilson, S. Wood Wooley, J. Willoughby Yeager Zarr Zuniga Woolley Deangelo 137 ARAN RR NN Pecrisealsin Organization touches each one of us throughout the course of the day. ZORHAPNRZPOAO 139 Acting as representatives of the student body, the A.S.B. council members have worked hard this year. In addition to ticket and ribbon sales, they provided pep rallies, assem- blies, and movies, and sponsored a ball in November. We are indebted to Alan Clements, our A.S.B. president, who presided over this outstanding group; Mr. Carter, the advisor, and the entire council. Betty Greenlee, Vice President oth ee me ae aa Te - a 9 PRINTCRAIY a sone, nce ee ae fei eee pe oer ee Alan Clements, A.S.B. President Betty Ballard, Comm. of Finance Mr. John Carter, Advisor Patty Lightner Pete Castro Commissioner of Cultural Affairs Commissioner of Public Relations Commissioner of Organizations Mary Willis Jac Crawford Kathy McNutt Girls’ League President Boys’ Federation President Commissioner of Girls’ Athletics Diane Montgomery Barbara Richardson Frank Oberreuter Head Cheer Leader Head Song Leader Commissioner of Boys’ Athletics CPt ey LIP EL, PEII ITC A AI oe POEPOE RG Gd gt HO 7 PERI ES thaeg Ite sh LEED INAS A I ha : wae . a Lt thiad} eRe Pam Saunders Helen Palma Jon Michaelson Clerk Head Ticket Auditor Parliamentarian Lenore Hawk Sherry Milton Sandee Sabatini Historian Commissioner’s Assistant Assistant Ticket Auditor Karen Cavanaugh Assistant Clerk The House of Representatives is an organiza- tion that is made up of a student representa- tive from each sixth period class. These stu- dents bring up any suggestions that their class has concerning student activities. Through this organization the students have a say in student government. Patti Lightner President Mr. Carter Sponsor Bette Greenlee Secretary The A Cappella Choir students, Kearny’s good will ambassadors, are known to many people in our community. This year they presented programs for Homecoming, Edgemore, Mercy Hospital, Sharp Hos- pital, the San Diego Council of Community Churches, the Unitarian Church, the annual Choir Festival, and Easter Sunrise Services. They also performed for Baccalaureate and sent a Christmas recording of their carols to Nepal. Fritz Ferris, President, pre- sided over the activities with Mr. Zaloudek, the spon- sor, in celebration of the Choir’s twentieth anniver- Sary. Mary Horbal, Treasurer; Fritz Ferris, President; Connie Baker, Secretary; Not pictured Ron Smith, Vice President. Mr. Richard Zaloudek, Director a Te eer ee Bottom Row: M. Fries, H. Palma, B. Harvey, A. Jones, P. Gallardo, E. Green, S. Sabatini, S. Hay. 2nd Row: F. Ferris, President, C. Baker, S. Westlow, L. Omanson, R. Estrada, R. Schneider, M. Calahan, T. Smith, A. Miller, P. Saun- ders, V. Nelson, S. Dunn, L. Romero, B. Koko, S. Sanchez, B. Greenlee, F. Johnson, C. Hockenberry, Mr. Richard Zaloudek, Director. 3rd Row: C. Baker, J. Fuller, P. Miller, T. Caulfield, T. Briggs, J. Morrison, B. Cole,,M. Olson, N. Tripp, S. Stayton, S. Philips, M. Horbal, J. Ewan, M. Meredith, G. Murphy, C. Reynolds, R. Thomas, E. Hodge. Top Row: L. Van Wagner, D. Evans, K. Ward, R. Mitchell, R. Cuevas, F. Daily, D. Wood, D. Logg, J. Beetem, D. Smith, D. Fickett, J. Johnson, S. Hudak, B. Carpenter, L. Moyers, D. Clontz, S. Hatch, C. Morgan. sepeeemeeathen a penrihia ere Te nee Sr na eee ae APPELLA CHOIR ] | BN Bottom Row—Bill Carpenter, Craig Reynolds, Richard Mitchell, Ralph Estrada, Mike Calahan. é Top Row—Evelyn Green, Bernadette Koko, Pat Miller, Alice Miller, Le Ann Moyers, Julie Johnson, Kay Ward, Linda Van Wagner, Coleen Baker, Eilene Hodge, Bette Greenlee. GIRLS’ CHORUS Bottom Row—S. Anderson, Pres.; L. Nervo, M. Borges, P. Wilson, A. Newberry, J. Newell, C. Nerren, J. Atkins, S. Cornell, S. Werts, C. Presley, P. Fronabarger, S. Bradshaw, P. Calcut, J. Dagley, S. Silverman, A. Chavez, Mr. Stollsteimer. Second Row—P. Baily, S. Furnal, P. Frias, J. Dietrich, N. Sefkow, E. Omanson, J. Duncan, D. Starke, L. Lomax, J. Thurman, P. Rynearson, B. Soriano, P. Spivey, 0. Gonzales, S. Friend. Top Row—K. Olson, B. Morris, P. Harvey, M. Glithero, L. Giordano, N. Osborne, M. Delaney, M. Cummings, s. Parker, M. Lancaster, K. Peterson, Y. Edwards, C. Mattson, C. Musterait, S$. Shepard, B. Northrup, H. Baquera. THIS PAGE SPONSOR ED BY SHELTER ISLAND INN Mixed Chorus SPEDE) WATERS, Cr ac) mee EGE ise lies: FOOTBALL FRI. NOV.13 8PM | eee KEARNY VS CLAIRMONT oJ a | AT BALBOA STADIUM Bottom Row: Mr. Stollsteimer, F. Simpson, C. Vianello, C. Meyer, C. Roberts, K. Rolli, P. Medico, P. Bauer, L. Park, P. Moore, P. Garcia, L. Rockette, J. Brothers, L. Cook, K. Christensen, L. Howard, L. Mata, P. Lokey, D. Novak. 2nd Row: K. Hopes, C. Church, J. Wernli, D. Cirilo, T. Anderson, C. Ayer, J. Osborne, J. Cook, R. Garcia, E. Nightengale, C. Cross, C. Williams, N. Harrison, N. Quin- tanar, M. Forbes, D. Wilson, G. Henry, N. Hampton, K. Tyson. 3rd Row: M. Rude, P. Jesienski, L. Aguilina, P. Glasser, W. Wolf, R. Gresham, L. Miller, C. Jay, V. Torano, G. Reeves, D. Russow, E. Brantz, A. Padilla, J. Gwillim, D. Tyczki, M. Amerine, D. Royal, C. Hooper, S. Crosby, P. Fortune, L. Jesse, M. Helbert. Top Row: M. Padilla, D. Leslie, J. Henderson, S. De Witt, P. Cornell, F. Love, L. Cross, T. Palomino, J. Reyes, S. Meanley, T. Weise, R. Prince, L. Smith, L. Kirby, T. Brown, M. Larabee, J. Forayter, R. Lester, L. Leslie, C. Elkington, N. Henderson, F. Robinson, S. Green, M. Spira, L. Van Brunt, K. Stewart. Girls’ Chorus a Bottom Row: Mr. Stollsteimer, D. Bradbury, S. Eveler, L. Ferrill, S. Gourdin, S. Matlock, L. Braun, A. Guarnieri, P. Chunko, T. Pruett, E. Quintanar, D. Graden, B. Brown, A. Jacobson, L. Pearson. 2nd Row: B. Ruggiero, Y. Diaz, M. Strickland, K. Lawler, P. Johnson, E. Sanders, J. Brandt, P. Winningham, K. Hauser, J. Judd, J. Mowrey, N. Doherty, C. Thornberry, T. Hodge. 3rd Row: M. Good, B. Pekny, M. Verry, C. Osborne, B. Mathews, D. Elliott, C. Sheppard, C. Stubbs, M. Stremlau, B. Gilliam, R. Pollock, L. Pickrell, K. Van Boxtel, P. Trantum, C. Gregory, M. Edmiston. Top Row: M. Maxwell, C. Hoopes, C. Iby, L. Comeau, B. Shaw, L. Taylor, J. Sigman, D. Stanley, G. Cota, F. Evans, L. Clontz, C. Fernandez, J. Haynes, D. Smith, S. Hesser, N. Baily, L. Cummings. FRARAIN AS Ne Res ma ae Annual Staff at Neyenesch Printers’, where this year’s Komet, '’65, was printed. Annual Staff E i : s ‘ : Cecile Pratt, Editor-in-Chief J.R. Givens, Junior Editor Holly Hendrickson, Art Editor Barbara Bordieri, Junior Assistant. Ruth Reynolds, Business Manager Becky Sellers, Junior Assistant Mr. Kamp, Advisor The production of the Komet '65 required long hours of research and hard work. The staff’s many tasks included almost every phase of the annual’s production from ar- ranging for photographers to selling it. We are grateful to Mr. Kamp, the staff advisor; Cecile Pratt, Editor-in-chief; and the entire staff. Dickie Clemons, Senior Photographer Tony Tait, Junior Assistant 149 Gary Thomas, Sports Editor Connie Baker, Senior Typist | Dan Georgi, Junior Assistant Linda Rotsios, Junior Assistant Charlene Vianello, Staff Secretary Linda Johnson, Literary Editor Barbara Evans, Classes Editor Sandy Spencer, Junior Assistant Robyn Gresham, Senior Class Editor Terry Caulfield; Sue Jellings; Joy Page; Junior Assistants. Cheryl Allen Photoscheduler Kay Schade Junior Assistant Priscilla Pieper, Activities Editor Ralph Estrada, Junior Assistant 150 The K.H.S. NEWS, our campus newspaper, is published under the supervision of Mr. Peshel and the Editor, Kenny Fallis. It has taken many long hours of hard work, both in and out of school to meet the deadlines re- quired by a monthly paper. The staff has suc- ceeded in making the K.H.S. KOMET one of the finest newspapers in the city. Advisor, Mr. Peshel Editor-in-Chief, Kenny Fallis Features Editor Laurie Costenborder News Editor Sue Everett Ra Exchange Manager : Cheryl Ludvigson Subscriptions | Melonie Scull 1 Business Manager Ruth Simpson Sports Writer Mike Kantro Sports Editor John Baldwin Sports Writer Steve Cook Reporters Sue Stevenson Dawn Heist Pat Dipsie | 152 Reporters Nancy Croghan Mike Angus Ralph Cuevas Reporters Candy Hoopes Diane Delany Jackie Hulen Reporters Rosemary Masewicz Nancy McLuckie Jackie Newell Photographer Jim Parks Reporters Sue Shepard Tim Smith 153 Boys’ Federation Jack Stafford, Bruce Cambell, Bob Woods, Gil Savage, Jac Crawford, Mike Coker. Among the many activities that the Boys’ Federation participated in this year were two dances, the Boys’ Fed. Part One and Boys’ Fed. Part Two, and homecoming cele- brations. One of the most important activities however, was the canned-food drive which was organized for the purpose of collecting food for destitute families on Christmas. All of these were organized and executed by the Boys’ Fed. Council and Officers, which were directed by Jac Crawford, Boys’ Fed. President. Ist row: Gil Savage, Mike Coker, Jac Crawford, Bob Woods, Bruce Cambell. 2nd row: Keith Woodard, Larry Murphy, Dick Clemons, Jack Stafford, Pete Castro, Llew Johnson, Ron Edwards. | CO) Ee Boys’ Fed car in the Homecoming Parade. Ticket sale for ‘‘Surfing Hollow Days’’ sponsored by Boys’ Fed. Advisor Mr. Lundmark Students attend the Boys’ Fed movie. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY BANK OF AMERICA 155 LINDA VISTA CD td Cl oO) att) Cheryl Meyer KAPPA DEB KOUNCIL — First row: Susan Monte- jano, Cheryl Meyer, Kay Ward, Mary Willis, Peggy One of the largest organized groups on campus Shumaker, Jackie Hulen. Second row: Olena Man- is the Girls’ League, of which every girl is a member. Fire. atid rawec Rosetmniy a Mace ie mesaia Sponsored by the Girls’ Vice-Principal, Mrs. Wise- Milliken, Freddie Jenkins. Top Row: Carla Whit- burg, Jill Whaley. man, and led by its President, Mary Willis, the pur- pose of this organization is to aid Kearny girls to develop good social habits. The Kappa Deb Kouncil, comprised of representatives of each grade and cabinet members, has many duties to perform each Susan Montejano year. Annually they organize a drive to supply the Tijuana orphanage with Christmas toys and canned food. Also they supervise the Big Sister program which is formed in order to acquaint new sopho- mores with members of the League and some of Kearny’s school regulations. The main event spon- sored by the League that every girl looks forward to is the annual ball. This year’s queen was Cheryl Alten, and the theme was Once Upon a Heart. Charming Cheryl Allen KDK Homecoming Car Installation of Officers 156 es pr eee a VICE PRESIDENT Pam Eagan PRESIDENT Mary Willis SPONSOR Mrs. Wiseman TREASURER Jackie Hulen SECRETARY Peggy Shumaker 157 reece PRODUCTION PYGMALION” ee oe cacao KEARNY HIT! “You Can’t Take It With You” Pits uae ADVISOR Mr. Winans One of the most important and busiest depart- ments at Kearny High is the drama department. Students are given the chance to develop their stage talents by participating in the spotlight, wardrobe, composition, make-up, and directing sections of stage arts. The student body was entertained by four excellent plays this year, ‘‘You Can’t Take It With You,”’ “‘The Christmas Story,’’ written by a Komet student, “‘Pygmalion,’’ and ‘‘The Devil and Daniel Webster,”’ a one-act play presented in city-wide com- petition. May our thanks be expressed to Mr. Winans and all the students who made Drama a success this year. NM Boys’ Federation Dance Chery! Allen Queen of the Girls’ League Ball Girls’ League Ball After Game Dance ‘oa ag ized Swinging assembly. = Oo ON = © Key Club got all wet. ‘em Girls’ League. Ride Faculty won again Another strike Ivities the way you play football Act Now girls, th yn 8 + me cae Bottom Row: Nancy Amano, Jennifer Deits, Barbara Broyles, Connie Taylor, Beth Harvey, Rob Gresham, Charlene Vianello, Sue Moyer. Second Row: Pam Saunders, Mary Kay Whittemore, Donna Clontz, Colleen Baum, Linda Rotsios, Kris Bakewell, Grace Grijalva, Nikki Imhof, Ken Pratt, Linda Clontz, June Fuller. Third Row: Geraldine Porter, Gail Walraven, Margie Sams, Debbie Costenborder, Geneva Stacey, Terry Caulfield, Sherry Stayton, Colleen Baker, Connie Baker. Top Row: Llew Johnson, Lynn Williams, Alan Clements, Joanne Justyn, Patsy Johnson, Marianne Glithero, Barbara kongco, Jane Mowry. The AFS Club is largely responsible for bringing a foreign student to Kearny and for sending a Kearny student to another country. The Club’s activities this year included the yearly AFS Tea and the selling of Christmas cards to raise money. Miss Hutchinson sponsors the club and the co-sponsor is Miss Terkelsen. Bottom Row: Sandy Smith, Kathy McCreary, Jennifer Deits, Colleen Baum, Donna Clontz, Sandy Sp encer. Second Row: Alan Clements, Richard Griffiths, Nappy Sellers, Miss Speck, Jerry Miller, Peter Walsal. Quill and Scroll The Quill and Scroll publish- es the yearly ‘‘Scribblers Fro- lic,’” as well as improve the writing skills of the members. The Club is sponsored by Miss Speck and each student must be recommended by their Eng- lish teacher and approved by the national office in order to join. Secretary Jon Michaelson Treasurer Alan Clements President Vice-President Bob Woods Richard Clemons Key Club is a high school branch of the Kiwanis Club International, its main purpose being to serve Kearny and the community. During the year on campus, the members cleaned hall cases and polished trophies. They held a canned food drive at Christmas in conjunction with Boys’ Federation. The club served the community by holding a canned food drive for the flood victims in Oregon and by distributing nonpartisan political information for the League of Women Voters. The club raised money by holding a car wash, a peanut brittle sale, Bottom Row: Jon Michaelson, Wayne Braadstad, Bob Woods, Alan Clements, Gary Thomas, Rick Thomas. Second Row: Mr. Kamp, Tom Gadd, Jac Crawford, Craig Wittler, Jerry Pondelicek, Llew Johnson, Norm Merrill, Kirk Ferris, Jim Frindt, Mr. Leh- man, Fred Childs. Top Row: Pete Castro, Terry Webb, Robert Flores, Tom Greene, J. R. Givens, Bobby Johnson, Richard Clemons, Barry Richardson, Dan Georgi. Seated: Barbara Richardson, Mary Willis, Mary Horbal, Nancy Henderson, Cecile Pratt, Beth Harvey, Candi Balistreri, Sandy Smith, Julie Johnson, Linda Fox; Standing: Connie Baker, Colleen Baker, Diane Montgomery. . is Not pictured: Geri Grenolds and Kristyne Bakewell. The officers of Dianas this year are Cecile Pratt, President; Beth Harvey, Vice-President; Nancy Henderson, Secretary; Gerre Greynolds, Treasurer. The club is made up of girls chos- en for their participation in school activities and for their grade point averages. The girls serve as ushers at school spon- sored activities such as the plays presented by the Drama Dept. To raise money for the club they sold suckers for Valentine's Day and chocolate Easter eggs at Easter. They are sponsored by Mrs. Wiseman, the Girls’ Vice Principal. Cecile Pratt, President 166 soins it Bottom Row: Llew Johnson, Peter Downs, Barry Riachrdson, Gary Newman, Pepe Gallardo, Ed Paklos. Second Row: Bobby Johnson, Jeff Cook, Joe Miyoshi, Larry Bergo, Richard Clemons, Dave Ensminger, John Vreeland, Larry Lolli, Bob Woods. Third Row: Pete Edwards, Steve Stamos, Jac Crawford, John Staley, Norm Merrill, Melvin Buchanan, John Fricke, Jim Bridges, Lee Dishon, Bob Harder. Fourth Row: Mark Collins, Jim Ahrens, 1om Greene, Rob Oliphant, Earl Holland, Jamie Townsend, Bruce Reed, Tom Gadd, Bob Ewing, J. R. Givens, Richard Walder. Top Row: Jon Nielsen, Craig Wittler, Dick Oberreuter, Danny Fulkerson, Frank Oberreuter, Mike Harrison, David Gill. Lettermen Lettermen’s Club was made up of thos e boys who lettered in one of the many sports sponsored here at Kearny. Under the supervision of Coach Menotti and Coach Slater, the Club is trying to raise enough Greeen Stamps to purchase a weight lifting machine for the Boys’ Ath- letic Department. oe OF THE 63 AND’64 CIF FOOT gubt CHAN'S BASKETBALG : . “JAN.IZ VS. 7 CE PK. C JAN. IS VS. Qs 2EMONT President Tom Gadd FOOTBALL CHAM S JASKETBALL Om, IAN. 12 VS. IAN.1S VS. a Secretary Jac Crawford ___ FOOTBALL CHAR (ETBAL oo TZ VS. CASPsPK. CS Treasurer Jeff Cook 3 a : Sea te | HOWE OF THE 63 AND'64 CIF | FOOTBALL CHAMS | BASKETBAL fe JAN. 12 VS. i JAN.TS VS. | Vice-President Dave Ensminger 167 Karen Craig President : nS 7 Secretar oo li = � ni . y VSL i Becky Sellers Kris Bakewell Vice President Treasurer C.8. F. CSF was an honor ary society which was open only to students who fulfilled the state-wide requirements. The California Scholarship Federation of Kearny High was sponsored by Mr. Hotchkiss and among the year’s activities was the reorganization of the CSF Plaque which is on display in the Auditorium. Bottom Row: Donna Clontz, Nancy Estok, Linda Usler, Debbie Costenborder, Linda Fox, Beth Harvey, Josie Quisumbing, Diana Blair, Linda Clontz, Nancy Amano. Second Row: Carol Carson, Freddie Jenkins, Nikki Imhof, Susan Merrill, Jennifer Deits, Nancy Smith, Barbara Tongco, Jeannie Hannahs, Mary Adelski, Becky Sellers. Top Row: Alan Clements, Jerry Miller, Mike Stevens, Ed Simmons, Mary Kay Whittemore, Diane Dietz, Vicki Palmer, Charles Yeager, Mr. Hotchkiss. Y-TEENS Composed of Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores, the Kearny Y-Teens is a Y.W.C.A. sponsored club which does service projects for the school and community. One of their many money-making projects was a bake sale. Barbara Richardson Terry Grogg Norma Quintanar President Secretary Treasurer = oh. a = Actes Rosemary Masewicz, Bar- Bottom Row: Mrs. Smith, Linda Usler, Sandy Silverman, Norma Quintanar, bara Richardson, Susan Wendorf. Co ate Second Row: Coleen Baker, Betty Bowker, Pam Saunders, Sue Vincent, Mary Vigil, Linda Nye, Merce- dithe Tweet. . 169 Top Row: Sandy Arnold, Carlene Byerly, Margaret Lancaster, Carla Presley, Cindy Padilla, Terry Grogg, Carolyn Ramsey, Helen Castelo, Ligaya Convento. Bible Club The Kearny Bible Club helped to bring its members and other Kearny students closer to Christ. The Club strove for a Christ-centered school and was sponsored by Miss Speck. Among its yearly activities was the Testimonial Banquet held on Prom Night in honor of the graduating Seniors. Bottom Row: Carol Daffern, Diana Blair, Beth Harvey, Lanetta Pear- son, Mary Horbal, Ferrill Davidson, Margaret Anderson. Second Row: Greg Simmons, John Dickason, Steve Stepp, Meri Strick- and, Miss Speck, La Vesta €ross, Stan Smith, Dale Smith. Future Teachers of America is an organization open to any student who is planning on going into the field of teaching. For those interested in the Student Teaching Program, membership in this club is necessary. The Club, sponsored by Mr. Hayes, and Mrs. Ross, provided useful information to all members during the year. Bowling Club The Bowling Club provided competition among the individual members in an attempt to encourage improvement in bowling skills. The Club met every ” , - = Monday at the Hillcrest Bowl and was sponsored by Bottom Row: Connie Taylor, Geneva Stacey, Diane Jenkins, Dorothy Lewis, Mr. Kloska. Geraldine Porter, Pat Dibsie, Erlinda Quisumbing. Second Row: Barbara Broyles, Judy Oliver, Nancy Sefkow, Linda Harder, Linda Johnson, Rosemary Limon. Bottom Row: Lupe Brown, Maria D’Acquisto, Dan McLaughlin, John Moe, Archie Oftedahl, Tom Zernick, Nick D’Acquisto. Second Row: Nick Kinney, Barbara Bumgardener, Paul Johnson. Third Row: Carol Ellington, Liz Delso, Tony Carvajal, Craig Bennet, Dee Goodding, Billie Sue Meditz, Sue Simpson, Ruth Simpson, Fourth Row: Barbara Roach, Gary Evans, Bob Garcia, Jim Logan, Dave Kinder, Rick Meyers, Jim Signorelli. Linlnn Palm-s orere ne | it a G LJIiG — U =v cry { ny _ = = = = se = st cee ee a | 4 rKOW -—a S ener 2 | Z2fid O GQttl LISitefe od } Aa 3s ‘ a a aha ae c Seas ee I a aaa awa = — = -_ = r ; Ye ‘ aiuy VIVES a ww a VU Lalica : xe 4 rmorr aca a : ry QD r ASeWICZ = ae pas a re a i semary NaSewic Viary VW¥IIIS, Linda USier Op OW: Brenda Brad £ ans te aaa = fe e aT ee aes a ss ee aa ord, Cheryl Ludvigson, Jo Anne Jackson. 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Interclub Council The inter-Club Council is made up of representatives from each club; their purpose being to promote better understanding between club and organizations. Pc ae Bottom Row: Pam Eagan, Cheryl Allen, Cindy Garcia, Toni Stafford, Diane Montgomery, Barbara Richardson, Barbara Broyles, Lenore Hawk. Second Row: Beth Harvey, Mary Willis, Bette Greenlee, Carol Carson, Kathy McNutt, Pat Dibsie, Nancy Sefkow, Pam Saunders, Katie Lawler. Top Row: Bobby Taylor, Bob Woods, Alan Clements, J. R. Givens, Jamie Townsend, Rich- ard Griffiths, Jack Boyd. | ntvtyestefotetes,, Uelcale Rattle tees ae Bottom Row: Mr. Winans, Linda Parker, Candy Ballistreri, Idy Minihan, Mike Biers. Second Row: Pat Glasser, Pat Osterman, Sherry Smith, Sandy Smith, Pearl Doyer, Eve Abbot, Carol Connelly. Third Row: Ron Smith, Sue Levi, Scott Engle, Julie Boucher, Sally Hudak, Beth Harvey, Debbie Costenborder, Julie Johnson. Top Row: Jim Farnsworth, Jeff Swain, Gil Savage, Robert Flores. The Marquees is open to all students inter- ested in drama. Along with the Drama Depart- M ment they presented two plays, ‘‘You Can't arquces Take it With You”’ and ‘‘Pygmalion.’’ Jr. Red Cross The Junior Red Cross is a branch of the national foundation doing service projects for the needy, both at home and abroad. One example of this was when they sent a recording of the Kearny A Cappella choir to Nepal at Christmas. Bottom Row: Shiela Sassner, Linda Howard, Mrs. Hinshaw, Carla Walton. Second Row: Ramona Bisch, Heidi Keiley, Diana Blair, Barbara Broyles, Trudy Amann, Mercedithe Tweet. Special Teams Speech Team Math ‘Team Bottom Row: Penny Thompson, Sandy Silverman, Thelma Quintanar, Don Anderson, Candy Balistreri, Cheryl Meyers, Freddie Jenkins, Nick D'Acquisto, John Dickason. Second Row: Cherie Creavn, Ron Smith, Sue Levi, Mike Stevens, Pat Spivey, Karlynn Lake, Connie Sullins, Richard Prince, Carol Carson, Mrs. Ostrander. Top Row: Dottie Legault, Bobby Taylor, Richard Knott, Tom Donnell, Robert Flores, Gil Savage, Lani Wiens, John Horning, Janice Wood. Bottom Row: Nappy Sellers, Mrs. Bergstrom, Dennis Volper. Second Row: Jerry Miller, Jon Michaelson, Steve Irwin. Joe Morales, Fred Davis i Trouble-Shooters Team Debate Team ; THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY 1 4 ED'S CABRILLO BARBER SHOP Bottom Row: Freddie Jenkins, Karlynn Lake, Connie Cullins, Carol Carson. Second Row: John Dickason, Robert Flores, Richard Prince, Richard Knott. School Services Smoking Committee The purpose of the Smoking committee is to decrease the number of student smokers. The members warn violators and report habitual smokers. Bottom Row: Cindy Cullinan, Donna Guerin, Norma Quintanar, Barbara Richardson, Cindy Garcia, Donna Noble, Kathy Johnson, Diana Oyas. Second Row: Beth Harvey, Peggy Branson, Mary Willis, Patty Trantham, Christina Nava, Diane Mont- gomery, Helen Palma, JoAnn Henderson. Stage Crew The responsibilities of the Stage Crew include takin g care of all stage effects and scenery. Art Production Under the direction of Mr. Wiegand art production was responsible for displaying Kearny’s school spirit in the form of banners, posters, and game ribbons, both on the campus and at the games. Wilder. Mary Buck Gena Davis Judy Driver Sue Everett Vita Felix Pam Gutowski Holly Hendrickson Andrea Pardue Linda Rotsios Juanita Sofranko Toni Stafford Sue Torrescano Maryanne Waters Joy Weatherby Jim Archuleta John Baca Richard Dunlavey Dennis Polich Joe Reyes Kenny Terry William Tucker Ciro Vitale e David Wilson 1 5 Joe Zamora TENNIS The tennis club, sponsored by Miss Douglas, is open to all girls interested in that particular sport. The members were taught the basic skills and were given help to improve their game. Bottom Row: Helen Walston, Edith Quackenbush, Kathy McNutt, Bernadette Koko, Linda Howard, Letitia Rentfrow, Miss Douglas. 2nd Row: Margaret Shufeldt, Brenda Bradford, Alice Stephens, Pat Blevins, Barbara Tongco, Shiela Sassner. Girls’ G.A.A. The Girls’ Athletic Association makes it pos- sible for junior, sophomore, and senior girls to play and enjoy various sports together after school. The club was sponsored jointly by Mrs. Kohr and Miss Kutzke and under their direction, the club sold key chains bearing the Kearny Komet symbol. Bottom Row: Margaret Shufeldt, Carol Carson, Kathy McNutt, Letitia Rentfrow, Ariinda Jones. 2nd Row: Helen Walston, Pat Blevins, Ruth Reynolds, Brenda Bradferd, Alice Stephens, Gerre Grenolds, Marjean Scott. Top Row: Mrs. Kohr, JoAnn Jackson, Sherril Dufresne, Jeanie Hatley, Kay Scott, Miss Kutzke. nD Athletics 2h Mh in es eS COS ni RC ae Ns lh cs ee PR: etn a 177 178 With the perseverence of the team and the encouragement of the coaches, the Komet teams have proved themselves time and time again. 179 63 64 KEARNY CAPTURES SECOND � .D.G.LF. CLASS AA TITLE Billy Bolden—All CIF player of the year, first team Western League. Frank Oberreuter—first team Western League, third team CIF. Jamie Townsend—Western League player of the year, first team CIF. Tom Gadd—first team Western League. Dan Fulkerson—first team CIF, first team Western League. Rob Oliphant—first team Western League. Jim Aherns—first team CIF, first team Western League. Pete Edwards—first team Western League. Bobby Johnson—first team Western League, second team CIF. John Waldrop—first team Western League. SCORES a EN ae S| Re MISSION .BAY LA JOLLA POINT LOMA CLAIREMONT SAN DIEGO CIF (Semi-Finals) Coach Birt Slater sending in a play while Assistant Coach Jack Menotti converses with spotters. 21 STRAIGHT VICTORIES — FIRST UNDEFEATED SEASON At the end of the 1963 high school football season the Kearny High Komets held a 10-1 record with their first S.D.C.I.F. AA trophy. Coach Birt Slater was very pleased with that year’s team, but in the back of his mind he must have wondered how we could protect the team’s position with only five returning players next year. Mr. Slater did it. In the fall he made up a squad which was composed mostly of juniors and be- gan the practices which he feared would be rough going. Soon after the practices began his worries had been forgotten. Everyone was working hard and doing their job. Each player worked long hours after school hoping to retain their C.I.F. crown. Despite inexperience the juniors filled the empty spaces with determina- tion and held Kearny at the top of San Diego football for the second consecutive year. Adrian, G. Ahrens, J. Bolden, B. Bridges, J. Buchanan, M. Guard Center QB Tackle End (Raven lemon aie ero LOY £90) 6:2 2OSse Do la = a = Edwards scores while Johnson is on his way. Campbell, B. Collins, M. Guard Center Pi5E5.Oe 190 6’0” Ensminger, D. Fricke, J. QB Center TAQS5 A a 190 6'1” 11th KEARNY 31 HOOVER 12 The Kearny Komets, defending CIF champions, open- ed the season with a 31 to 12 victory over Hoover High, a strong Eastern League opponent. Hoover was the only team that could control Kearny last season win- ning the opening game 25-0. - 12th KEARNY 18 SWEETWATER 13 This non-league game was an early test of Kearny’s desire and ability. Late in the fourth quarter the Red Devils led the Komets 13-12, but in the final minutes of the game Kearny pushed its way into the end zone for the six winning points. 13th KEARNY 19 MAR VISTA 0 The Komets’ defense, which last season kept the entire Western League scoreless, was back to its usual routine allowing only 25 points in three games. Jim Townsend scored two touchdowns, one 28 yard run and a 12 yard reception from Billy Bolden. Bolden threw a 38 yard pass to Frank Oberreuter for Kearny’s other touchdown. 14th KEARNY 14 EL CAPITAN 0 Billy Bolden sparked Kearny with a 9 yard run and a 14 yard pass to Frank Oberreuter for the Komet’s 14th:straight win in two seasons. Although El Cap held Kearny scoreless for the first half the Komets exploded twice in the third and fourth quarters to win 14 to O. Crawford, J. Johnson, B. Edwards, R. HB HB End T6ORS HOF T5 ORS esas L606 Om Fulkerson, D. Gadd, T. Green, T. Tackle Guard HB 170 5’8” T5085 07 205 63% KOMETS PASS NON-LEAGUE TESTS PLAY ROUGH WESTERN LEAGUE 15th KEARNY 14 MADISON 7 By stopping Madison, the Komets cleared a major hurdle in the Western League race. Bobby Jackson broke loose for a 40 yard T.D. and Jim Townsend added six more points with a 20 yard jaunt. The Komets now are rated No. 1 in the county. 16th KEARNY 13 MISSION BAY 7 Kearny’s defending CIF champions kept rolling after a 13-7 edge over Mission Bay. Talk of a second CIF and setting a new record for the most number of wins in a row presently held by Ramona, 23, was beginning to spread. 17th KEARNY 34 LA JOLLA 12 The 1964 Homecoming was not a sad one for Kearny as they trounced La Jolla 34-12 in an import- ant Western League dispute. Billy Bolden completed passes of 55 yards to Dick Oberreuter and 4 yards to Johnson, and then ran one himself from the four yard line. Johnson, Wright and Waters each added six points from 55, 12 and 1. This is Kearny’s 7th straight victory this year. 18th KEARNY 26 PT. LOMA 13 This game was Kearny’s test for its second straight CIF championship. Both Townsend and Bolden were standouts in this game which insured Kearny a CIF berth. Bobby Johnson displayed fine running after be- ing injured early in the game. Gill, D. Johnson, R. WB Guard Tackle Tackle 155367). 0” 165 6'0” TAOS e a. 19576107 185 53107 Nieson, J. Oberreuter, D. Oberreuter, F. Oliphant, R. Reed, B. End HB Tackle W OR6iOm T6OR5 7102 190 6'0” LOO0LGUL: McDonald, M. Molskes, B. Moralas, J. WB o = KEARNY COMPLETES FIRST UNDEFEATED SEASON 19th KEARNY 32 CLAIREMONT 14 The yell, ‘Break up Kearny!’’ was heard after Kearny High captured its second straight Western League title and won its 19th straight victory in two seasons. This is the first undefeated season for a Western League club. The scoring was led by a 65 yard run by Jim Townsend followed by a 75 yard jaunt by junior speedster, Bobby Johnson. | t | | Reeves, C. Sigman, M. Stamos, S. Townsend, J. Waldrop, J. Guard End Guard HB End 15585 54 185 6’4” 20525 60 1857625 2155675, Waters, T. Wittler, C. Williams, J. Crippen, M. Taylor, B. QB Tackle WB Tackle End | 140 6’0” 200 6'2” 15556 Oe 19006 :25 16075)145 | KOMETS FIND HORNETS AN EASY VICTORY IN SEMIS CIF SEMI-FINALS 20th KEARNY 27 LINCOLN 7 The powerful Komets proved that the West- ern League is the champion after their 26 to 7 romp over Eastern League representative, Lin- coln High. The Komets led Lincoln 19-0 at half- time in one of the easier wins of their season. Mike Sigman led the scoring with a 53 yard pass from Bolden with 31 seconds left in the first half. KEARNY S123 LINCOLN CaO | ek li it) Johnson is stopped but not long as the victory bound Komets score. CASTLE PARK STRUGGLES BUT FINDS KOMETS TOO TOUGH CIF AA CHAMPIONS 21st KEARNY 34 CASTLE PARK 19 Led by junior back Billy Bolden and Bobby Johnson, undefeated Kearny High became the first team in history to win two consecutive San Diego CIF Class AA football championships. In the 21st straight victory there wasn’t a quar- ter when either Johnson or Bolden did not find the end zone. Together Johnson and Bolden accounted for all except 66 yards of Kearny’s offense with Bolden going 121 yards in ten carries, Johnson 97 yards in nine carries and senior halfback, Jim Townsend adding 46 yards in five carries. Dick Oberreuter intercepted two passes and Tom Gadd one pass to halt the famous passing attack of Castle Park. Lineman Dan Fulkerson played an outstanding game both defensively and offensively for the Komets throughout and ended his high school career with a great game. Scoring — Bolden 11, 16, 51 Johnson 51, 83 kickoff return PAT Bolden 2 Townsend 2 KEARNY 7 14 6 7—34 CASTLE.PARK O °-6 6 7—19 Bolden leads Kearny to a second C.I|.F. crown. J.V. Gridders A conference between Coach Seely and Coach Perpich. Scores : Kearny Hard work and determination have made this year’s JV team Hoover 14 0 a tribute to two new coaches, Mr. Perpich and Mr. Seely. This year’s Sweetwater 0 12 squad took second in the league, winning three out of five games. Mar Vista 0 14 Throughout the two coming years Kearny can look forward to great El Capitan 19 Z things. Mission Bay O 8 Madison 0 0 La Jolla f 19 Point Loma 15 0 Clairemont O 14 Bottom Row: MacDonald, Henos, Merril, Laywell, Cross, Weatherby, Ferris, Ward, Northcutt, Doman, Wil- liams, Wiese. Second Rod: Simmons, Kubo, Strong, DeMoss, Kinsey, Klosks, Allen, Williamson, Nicklson, Smith, Szwab, Riley. Third Row: Villanone, Johnson, Hawthorne, Fitzsimmons, Knoedler, Fagelman, Sim- sons, Padilla, Secedi, Gardner, Branson, Maker. Fourth Row: Maggard, Linsey, Allen, Baker, Sing, Gonzales, Schreck, Hudson, Finley. Top Row: Loyce, Walker, Love, Young, Coach Perpich, Seely. GYMNASTICS This year’s gymnastics team won four out of eight meets. The team’s biggest victories came when they upset Clairemont and defeated a strong Madison team. Kearny qualified two individuals in C.I.F., Pepe Gallardo and Bruce Barringer. The team owes its success to a fine group of seniors, Cook, Gallardo, Giesser, Greenleaf, Perrington and Olison. Next year should be a fine year for the gymnastics team with returning lettermen, Barringer, Cain, Jones, Welch and Zagami. Scores Kearny First Row: Welch, Olison, Hoover 140.5 Miss. Bay 172 Gallardo, Lolli, Jones, Barrin- [ssa eae Pee ote ger. Second Row: Cain, Za- CO eee : iy eee eee = Morse 125.5 gami, Senn, Coach Krause, [iiawNmeecenes eer eee §=6La Jolla 103 Krough, Simmons, Greenleaf, (ie Seen a A a gee aes Crawford 168.5 Peterson, Cook. Third Row: je SN paey OS “ales oN Pt.Loma 158 Dassoff, Burkhard, Holland, [ie Pes BPG ANG, (Sa. AR Be Clairemont 135 Rose, Kerb, Harrison, Miller. mm 6(y 1( Gar , : m™ Madison , 137 Cross Country Coach Rice giving pep-talk before Aztec Invitational. Runner and his best.time: Bottom row: Barry Rich- ardson 10:26, Larry McIntyre 10:26, J. R. Givens, 10:44. Top row: Fred Rojas 10:36, Tom Rice head coach, Llew Johnson 10:30. Cross Country, the sport of endurance, had a fairly successful year and has greater expectations for next year. The Cross Country team held their meets at Morley Field. This year’s runners were compesed of a hard-working group who did about 12 miles of workout a day. The team was paced by three fine Seniors, Dick Clemons, Bob Woods and John Staley and supported by ten juniors who have run the Morley Field course under eleven minutes. Kearny can look forward to some great accomplishments by Barry Richardson, Larry McIntyre, Llew Johnson, Fred Rojas, J. R. Givens and an outstanding sophomore, Richard Walter. Varsity Scores Kearny Lincoln 435.2 ee 50 15 San Diego — 21 36 Clairemont 2.0.00... 39 20 Hoover. . .2.35 eee 22 33 Point Loma uu... 21 38 Crawford. 23 32 Mission Bay ..........0...000..0...-. 33 23 LaJoliai = ee ee 25 31 Madison: 22.252 26 27 low score wins Runner and his best time: Bob Woods 11:05, John Staley 10:49, Carl Williams 10:59, Bob Ewing 10:52, Richard Walter 10:43. Runner and his best time: Jerry Adams 10:53, Pete Downs 11:06, Fred Childs 11:05, Jim Frindt 11:21, Jim Ussery, Dick Clemons 10:58. 1964 was a fine year for the Kearny Junior Varsity Cross Country Team. The team lost only one dual league meet and took second behind the Pointers in the Western League Finals. As was shown by overpowering victories against Lin- coln, Hoover, Crawford, Mission Bay and La Jolla, this year’s team was composed of future Kearny stars. J.V. Scores Kearny CInCOlme ees oe ee ee 55 b5 San: Diego ©. eee 25 30 Hoovers ee. 45 18 Point lomaree 22 56 Crawfordies wos 21 75 Mission Bay 00. 39 18 ParJollange sc) oe eee 75 15 Madisonseeee ee 46 17 low score wins Bottom Row: Tom McCary, Gary Newman, Wayne Gregory, Larry Bergo, Jimmy Laiber, Billy Graham, Dan Georgi. Top Row: Mike Thomson, Norman Edwards, John Corley, Barry Miller, Kieth Woodard, Richard Bur- ton, Danny Nigro, Steve Cook. 189 Pores re KOMETS HAVE TOUGH SEASON Scores Hilltop University Grossmont El Capitan Hoover DFAWIGV ieee ak 56 Sweetwater St. Bernard San Dieguito Hoover Mission Bay Castle Park Clairemont Pt. Loma Madison La Jolla Mission Bay Lincoln Clairemont Madison La Jolla Completely surrounded, John Waldrop fights for the ball. INEXPERIENCE HURTS KOMETS IN 65 SEASON The Komets played a tough schedule this year with only three experienced seniors, Jim Henry, Greg Fulton and Jeff Birrenkott. Seven of the ten players were juniors. They were unfortunate with a late start because of football, but they played with spirit. Next year should be much better for John Wal- drop, Bill Punch, Mike Sigman, Bill Bolden, Norm Merrill and Randy Robinson will return. Ps = Ji 4 y Ae ? Coach Poole Jeff takes the ball away in tough match with Monte Vista. ‘‘Seven or eleven” Tiny out-jumps opponent. John Waldrop and Jim Henry made the All-Western Leaguc team. Jeff Birrenkott 6’2” Bill Bolden 6’2” ‘Who said | can’t play football’”’ Mike Dugan 5 10” Greg Fulton 6 1” Ole ii Jim Henry 6 0’) John Waldrop 6 7” Birrenkott takes an easy rebound. Bolden goes up for two. Mike Sigman 6 4” ‘‘Do you want to see another card trick?” ‘The longest straw wins.”’ {Bill Punch 6 1” Norm Merrill 6’0” Randy Robinson 5’8” Scores yeVe BASKETBALL Mission Bay 49 Clairemont 40 Point Loma 34 Madison 36 La Jolla 49 Mission Bay 44 Clairemont 36 Point Loma 22 Madison 80 La Jolla This year’s J.V. basketball team played their games before and after the varsity games adding a great deal of excitement. In their final-game against La Jolla, they scored their winning points in three minutes over-time. By winning their last game the team established an 8 and 2 record. Coach Janc, in his second year at Kearny, has brought home his seco nd consecu- 52 tive hoop title. Gibson, Lasswell, Northcutt, Ward. Mgr. Henshaw, Official scorekeeper Meyer, Mgr. Elder, 194 Coach Janc. KEARNY TENNIS Coach Seely, Logan, Kluge, Jones, Smith, Sanchez, McLaughlin, Janney, Deyoung, Miller. The Kearny tennis team, in its second year, started off by defeating Lincoln and Sweetwater. The team with several returning lettermen and some additions made a strong squad. WRESTLING VARSITY SCORES J.V. SCORES : The Kearny Matmen had a successful season, re- Kearny Hoover 14 32 ceiving six medals in Western League competition. Hoover 14 34 . The year’s seniors made an excellent showing at the : EI Capitan 32 16 CIF Finals, Don Blevins, placing second in 106 lb. cI Capitan 26 22 Madison 26 2. class and Dan Fulkerson placing first in the Heavy- Madison 20 23 Morse 16 23 weight division. With the help of returning Lettermen, Morse 43 10 | Mission Bay 27 17 Ewing, Spracklen, Brundage, Merril, Rainbolt, Zagami Mission Bay 37 9 and Pat Miller, who took third place in the CIF Finals Grossmont 22 19 141 lb. class, Kearny should be a strong contender bt 10 43 La Jolla 1] 37 for the Western League crown next year. a Jolla 15 45 Point Loma 30 15 Point Loma 18 28 Clairemont 25 Clairemont 21 Ss aa : . = al Coach Krauss has done a fine job in his first year of teaching at Kearny. Born in Morristown, Minnesota, Mr. Krause began playing football, basket- ball, and baseball in a high school there. Then as an undergraduate at Moorhead State College and Mankuta State College, he added wrestling to his list of sports. Later on he did graduate work at the University of Minnesota, and San Diego State Col- lege. He began his teaching career at a high school in Randolph, Minnesota, where he coached football, basketball, and baseball. After one year, he taught general science and mathematics at Sheridan Junior High School, and two years later he taught physical educa- tion at Hale Junior High School. Before coming to Kearny to coach, Mr. Krause spent three years in the Navy on a San Diego based submarine. Bottom Row: Ewing, Blevins, Spracklen, Cook, Olson, Phillips, Miller, Ollison, Brad- bury, Rainbolt, Fulkerson. 2nd Row: Newman, Meyer, Dudley, Robinson, Denau, Chenault, Zagami, Dickenson, Merril, Cross, Bridges. 3rd Row: Gowen, Pratt, Ortiz, Jones. 4th Row: McCaw, Paplawsky, Adams, Cambell, Ferris, Adrain, William, Gagliardi. Top Row: Gyiness, Weatherby, Rose, Burkhardt, Ademek, Riser, Dassoff. Jim Ewing — 98 lbs. Don Blevins — 106 lbs. John Spracklen — 115 lbs. Ed Paklos — 123 lbs. 3rd Place W.L. 2nd Place W.L. 2nd Place CIF Prelims 2nd Place CIF Finals Jeff Cook — 130 Ibs. Doug Brundage — 136 lbs. Walter Phillips — 141 Ibs. ites Pat Miller — 141 Ibs. lst Place W.L. lst Place W.L. lst Place CIF Prelims 2nd Place CIF Prelims 3rd Place CIF Finals Dan Fulkerson — Hy. Wt. lst Place W.L. Chris Hamilton — 157 lbs. Tim Merril ——.168 Ibs. Jim Rainbolt — 183 Ibs. lst Place CIF Prelims 3rd Place W.L. lst Place CIF Finals “peso sc Messen eastern nas Bs ea i a ts Jeff Birrencott — Pitcher | Standing: Coach Taylor, Craig Wittler, Lee Dision, Bill Bolden, Mike Sigman, Jeff Birrenkott, Gary Smith, Frank Vandevender, John Moore. Kneeling: Rob Oliphant, Art Berry, Billy Albertazzi, Joe Diaz, Jimmy Arhens, Fred Childs, Travis Northcut, Alice (manager). Komet Team Fights For W.L. Scores Kearny Hilltop eee Chula Vista.... Morningside .-. Hoover = Madison ........ Clairemont .... Mission Bay .. Point Loma .. La Jollat. Madison ........ Clairemont .... Mission Bay.... Pt. Lomas Sweetwater .... Mt. Miguel .... LincOins=- ee La wollaw ee Madison ........ Clairemont -... Mission Bay .. PisLomara sane = : 2 i 1 rt $ . ea — OrPNWRrOONKFHDADARANODAUNBUNDAD — Kearny had a great season in '65. Led by a great pitching staff composed of John Moore, Jeff Birrenkott, Frank Vandevender and Mike Sigman. Joe Diaz, Travis Northcutt and Rob Oliphant led the Komets in hitting. Seniors included Lee Dison, Jeff Birrenkott, Gary Smith, Frank Vandevender, Jon Moore, Ron Oliphant, Art Berry, Billy Albertazzi, Joe Diaz, Jim Arhens and Travis Northcutt. Return- ing are Craig Whittler, Bill Holden, Mike Sigman and Fred Childs. Coach Taylor has high hopes for next year’s team. Rob Oliphant — Shortstop Rob rarely misses them. Jon Moore — Pitcher ‘‘That’s Three!”’ Billy Scores. Craig Wittler — First Base Joe Diaz — Outfield KOMETS HAVE COMPETITION IN TITLE RACE OF ’65 Coach Taylor listening to Bubbles. Clairemont catcher wonders why it’s tak- ing so long as Bubbles trots across the plate. ry Bill Bolden — Outfield Frank Vandevender — Pitcher Lee Dishon — Outfielder | Gary Smith — Shortstop The hard way, but it’s the safe way. ONSET MEEREREL LES eee patie Travis Northcutt — Outfield Mike Sigman — Pitcher Art Berry — Outfield 202 Aiea See ... Coach Taylor plans strategy for the next move. J. V. Baseball Builds For °66 Season | Wins League Championship °65 13-2 - PELL ES BER F aaa Ne Sacibicinant Standing: Northcut, Cruz, Gardener, Sampson, Dugan, Succetti, Young, McDonald, George, Chapman, Coach Perpich. Kneeling: Evans, Manager, Cutler, Byergo, Carvajal, Fabricator, . Honos, Pyburm, Bell. KEARNY’S GOLFERS HAVE GREAT SEASON The '65 season saw Kearny’s golf team get off to a fine start. The steady play of Senior Ken Blattman led the fine group of Juniors and Sophomores. Kearny was undefeated in their first four league matches. The season’s highlight came when Kearny tied Point Loma, the defending C.I.F. Champions. Don Ducan, Joe Hatch, Randy Shuffler, Sid Stayton, Mark Seltzer, David Graham, and Tom Donnell proved to be consistent point getters on this year’s squad. Ken Blattman—Ken, a Senior, was the most outstanding player on this year’s team. COACH BATES INSTRUCTS NEW GOLFERS no ats a oe, Standing: Coach Bates, Jon Hatch, Don Ducan, Ken Blattman, Sid Stayton, Randy Shuffler, Nick D'Aquisto. Kneeling: John Muir, David Graham, Doug Sawyer, Tom Donnell, Manager. Bottom Row: Bobby Johnson, David Evans, Mike Gero, Bob Ewing, Barry Richardson, Tom Green, Joe Miyoshi, Mark Hendrix. 2nd Row: Dan Georgi, Edward Brantz, Mike Harrison, Don Blevins, Felton Ollison, Steve Harrington. 3rd Row: Roberto Garcia, John Perry, Pete Downs, J. R. Givens, Llew Johnson, Gary Hastings, Karl Williams, Richard Walter, Bob Woods, Coach Tom Rice. Top Row: John Staley, Steve Bergo, Fred Rojas, Sylvano Tellechea, Jim Williamson, David Smith, Carl Giesser, Bob Marquez, Donald Sing, Jae Crawford. ‘Track and Field This year’s track team started off slowly but is expected to do better in Western League competi- tion. The team has few seniors but John Staley and Bob Woods did a fine job in the two mile event. Pete Downes and David Smith were also outstanding in the hurdles and shot put, respectively. Jac Crawford and Robert Marquez in the sprints and Carl Giesser, Joe Miyoshi and David Ensminger in the pole vault. The team should by next year develop into a strong squad with assets like Bobby Johnson, Tom Green, Fred Rojas, Richard Walter, J. R. Givens, Dan Georgi, and Barry Richardson. — 204 Two Milers — Richard Walter, Half Milers — Mike Gero, Bob Marquez, J. R. Givens, Fred Rojas John Staley, Bob Woods ee Milers — Llew Johnson, Barry Richardson Low hurdlers — Mike Harrison, Pete Downs, Mark High hurdlers—Sylvano Tellechea, Hendrix, Don Blevins Blevins, Mark Hendrix JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK Bottom Row: Hurst, Reisig, Chavez, Sanchez, Bussey, Kilmade, Love, Fitz- simmons, Foulger, Ewing, Dudley, Grasmick, Williams, Rodan. Second Row: Yeager, Moeller, Burton, Ferris, Laiben, Frindt, Willson, Rieser, Henshaw, Ussery, Heinrich, Thomson, Corps, Shelburn, Fagleman, Maguarie, Anderson, Smith, Pasquan. Third Row: Landzig, Crowder, Romero, Padilla, Hendricks, Beccarelli, Rock, Baker, Ollison, Cole, Reitz, Hancock, Cook, Smith, Herberg, Nigro. Pete Downs, Don Shot utters — David Smith, ; Mark crncen John Perry Pole vaulters—Joe Miyoshi, Carl Giesser, David Ensminger 205 — SS ae we .. . And these are the things we will carry with us in our minds. Again the twilight of one phase of life welcomes the dawn of another, and though we continue onward, we will still remember what is behind and have faith in what is to come. Closing With the closing of this book comes the closing of another year for the underclassmen. But for the graduating seniors, a way of life is now behind them. The C.I.F.’s, dances, clubs and the Prom are in the past. We of the staff, hope that this book, which is dedicated to the class of '65, will bring back wonder- ful memories in the future. Acknowledgements Mr. Kamp Neyenesch Printers Jack Lentz S. K. Smith Co. R. 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