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

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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

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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!

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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