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Sweetwater High School - Red and Gray Yearbook (National City, CA)

- Class of 1951

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As a teacher, counsellor and vice princi- pal you have always had our best interests at heart and have given most generously of your time and talents in making our stay here more enjoyable and profitable- Sweetwater will surely miss you but will never for e your happy greetings and pleasant smil s. I jwsggjyfgggf , i l .ff f IVV , : if 'E-fa-:iffy Swsz war IK union 'Sum i iiic I xwdilnvgf .S CF '5 't -'A ., ,' i' fl -- Y -- f,- 1s35'4J'-i 5 - if 5' 4 -1 1 1 E, if Q22 at f mu I., Q..--:Ii -H.,.,Q i'- ll l V! I ,, , 4 an 9 11 I 1? jp ,L ,IH .I ,ral '7 1, :. I 7. 1 I - t N A ,gzip V -f ,-L, , FZ? ' 9 K 'H 3, W 0 ' 'V 1 a f L 1 1 X N.. ...ggi---v LEC gi I' n' y fists jf if M x If.,- .-, ffpfx h -- . if 5' , .aaa-21-,sf.i'i' i 4 ' ff' f 'P' 5' Qi r i. r ,.4-11145555-?Tfff?945Zf5'Q. 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Wifi 7 Administration jp!! xpflyy O TABLE .OF CONTENTS L M! Sweetwater Administrators if fl C if iw M 11 jf AQ Associated Student.l3ody MP0 01 ,Id Departments .... fl! Faculty of' Uncertihcated Personnel bg' Activities .... iffy J' tm Clubs .... School Activities . Classes ..... Seniors juniors . Sophomores . Athletics . . R 'l l ' 'il I r. fi l-- yr' f ,pf Uniform Groups . Coaches . . . Football . Basketball Track . . Baseball . Tennis . . . Cross Country . Intramural . ed and Gray Advertisers 'sf ,, 1- ' Il ff' 1 -52, Fx 'f .gli 6' ig -X f V C.. f -' - S , ' Q G ' ,J 45' .rr -f ,,,,i xr 'I it at , C iM3Kf .' A 'Q , X g ig 5 1 W e,,,7p-13y,m,QA fr N , , 'L -X it' f fl! ex U af I' I f, 1, 4 ,A . . , X .235 eff-f7'7zZl?1 ZQQQh'ffl?'Z'yi4i! 44555 A i V ,Z ez, 'fl-' Mia-QQCWQQ-qw , ,- A . f , 9.2. Li' .AA5 3-,,::5 x,, , X x A, A+ fe--1 . 5, Q, ff ,-2' Qswxub gg., ,W 2 J- ,f Q- 'V fU:',., , ,WT ff' Ng iv H - 1. 1 fi!! p.i'7:'f95ii'fW-lilfyi: 6 ' . 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'A-2 g '.n.5'Y'T- ,. 4 , ur-' 'lo' '-w..,MfW anna-, , V., ,WW .-....-.rvlq .Y . --Y --Y -. gf K if if , X 2 3? una-nk SWEETWATER UNION HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNING BOARD Lawrence C. Kuebler Chairman Harold C. Foster Clerk John M. McDonald District Superintendent To thestudents and faculty of Sweetwater High I send warm personal greetings and my sincere appreciation of work well done during the 1950-1951 school year in spite of inadequate school building facilities. It is a great satisfaction to us all to have the assurance that the State of'California and the voters of our school district have agreed that Sweetwater High facilities must be greatly 'improved at the earliest possible date. When this new construction is completed Sweetwater will have one of the most modern school plants anywhere. New shops, laboratories, library and classrooms of various types are included. The program, as approved, also provides for com- pletion of the school gymnasium for multiple use by physical education activities, school assemblies and the like. A five-acre addition to the northwest portion of the present site will be engineered for underground drainage and graded into a bowl for future construction of an athletic stadium. . Wilbur F. Bradley me M ii t '55 4 Q Dr. E. Morris Hayes 'David E. Roberts Miss Eunice Harris 10 Business Manager Secretary to the Board X I SWEETWATER HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS The 1950-51 school year has been a very enjoyable and profitable experience to students and faculty alike. jointly we extend our best wishes to the graduating seniors and may you all find success in your chosen work. For those of us remaining I have penned the following thoughts to guide us in our future efforts. Our ability, as a school, to assist our nation's support of the United Nation's effort to win the world struggle for the democratic way of life is directly related to the success with which we put into practice our belief in the intrinsic worth of each person and to our ability to help each person realize his individual abili- ties to the fullest. The nation's strength or weakness fundamentally lies in our ability to teach facts, knowledge, and skills that citizens must have to live together and at the same time to teach attitudes, apprecia- tions and ideals that give meaning and value to life. Sweetwater is proud to do its part, in conjunction with other schools, colleges, churches, and the homes of this community in teaching these facts, skills and ideals to insure the strength of our nation. Allen A. Campbell Principal Robert E. Stein Isabella H. Hilditch Boys' Vice Principal Girls' Vice Principal F Il l 1 l ll l 1 1 1 i I .ll ' ny- v. W- V.-. -V' -N .. .,.. ,Y,,,,,,,,,, ,. pf Glen War1'en ASB Adviser Jackie Mikkelson Vice-Pres.-Fall Semester SWEETWATER HIGH scHooL AssoclATEo STUDENT Bom' The Associated Student Body govern- ment is an integral part of the total Sweetwater program. Composed of the Legislature, elected by the studentsg and the Board of Commissioners, selected by the Legislature, this body governs all student activities and dictates student policies. ' The Student Legislature is the law making body of the student government. Each senior civics class, junior history class, and sophomore English Orienta- tion class elects a representative. An advisory group is the Board of Commissioners, chosen by the legislature from the applications presented. james Seebold g Bob Payne ,Vice-Pres.-Spring Semester Audrey Montana jackie Couch S5'CfefafY-Fall Semester Secretary--Spring Semester A.S.B. FINANCE DEPARTMENT i Doreen Turnham, Zenia Velasquez, Lydia Jaime, Don Freeman, Bob Foster. Not pictured: Shirley Soffish. 12 ...WW . . .... . ..,.,., ... . . . .W H N W.. . .-.,,,.,...,,.,.r:w.,. .. ... -...-.. .... FIRST SEM.ESTER COMMISSIONERS Row 1: N. Hedg- perh, L. Jaime, M. Montgomery, S. Sof- tish. Raw 2: C. Flem- ing, M. Lester, N. Hoaglan, P. Fleming. Row 3: B. Payne, C. jaurez, B. Foster, D. Freeman. FIRST SEMESTER LEGISLATORS Row 1: R. Barron, H. Costello, J. Waterman, M. Price, M. Keeler, V. Barton, D. Snelson. Row 2: S. Ward, V. Johnson, P. Rayzor, M. Hart, S. Bouletre, M. Thayer, B. Lowe, S. Turner. Row 3: M. Barfield, J. Spillman, J. Geissert, L. Prince, T. Peterson, R. Brown. X A ' I 13 SECOND SEMESTER COMMISSIONERS SECOND SEMESTER LEGISLATORS Row 1: Z. Velas- quez, L. Jaime, M Montgomery, S. Scof- flsh. Row 2: N. Sut- lilf, C. Fleming, M. Lester, N. Hoaglan, P. Fleming, B. Dickenson. Row 3: S. Pavka, C. Jaurez, B. Foster, D. Freeman. Row 1: R. Barron, V. Johnson, P. Rayzor, M. Price, M. Hart, D. Sexton, C. Clemenson, B. Lowe. Row 2: B. Villarino, J. Williams, H. Costello, G. Hodge, J. Chadwick, M. Thayer, M. Munzberg, D. Leonard. Row 3: B. Jenner, 'M. Barheld, T. Granger, B. Lindsay, D. Childs, J. Williams, J. Gorman. 14- aw 1 P Flemin R : . g, C. Fleming, J. North- rop, M. Lester, C Hayes. Row 2: N Sutliff, B. Meech, M Montgomery, M. Keel- er. Row 3: I. Cobos, B, Lance, J. Mikkelson, N. Hoaglan. DEVILS j IMPS Row 1: H. Dinnes, I. Newsome, P. Albrecht, B. Boggs, D. Bettencourt, A. Montana, G. Higdon, D. Rucker, M. Edwards. Row 2: B. Bagley, M. Figueira, M. Wfoolsey, V. Sullivan, L. Prince, B. Dickinson, A. Ptacnik, V. Johnson, S. Wilhelmi, M. Pierson, J. Turner, J. Artiaga, J. Trujillo, Z. Valasquez. Row 3: H. Acosta, M. Du- Frene, L. Markham, D. Evans, B. Knox, J. Bosc, E. Hunnewell, F. Rusk, P. Riggs, S. Boulette, J. Butterworth, G. Clore, L. Marin, D. Freeman, B. DuPuy, M. Miller, F. Fleming, S. King, R. Funk, L. Jaime, N. Hedgpeth, D. Romero, R. Van Buskirk, B. Foster, R. Barron, C. Juarez, D. Evans, R. Cantarini. SU-HI 'NEWS EDITORS and ADVISER SU-HI NEWS The Su-Hi News Staff is comprised of capable, industrious students, who work hard to put out an outstanding bi-Weekly newspaper for the benefit of the student body. Through the efforts of these students and under the leadership of the adviser, Mrs. Helen R. Berger, the paper has this last year claimed awards of which Sweet- water may be proud. The National Scholastic Press Associa- tion gave the paper a hrst-honor rating, and an international honor award was given by Quill and Scroll. This last award consisted of the Quill and Scroll A for outstanding service. Mrs. Helen R. Berger, adviser, Tom Peterson, editor, Martha Mar- shall, society editor. Second row: Ricky Pray, sports editor, and Margie Woolsey, feature editor. SU-HI NEWS STAFF Fin! row: J. Riggs, B. Payne, T. Peterson, R. Southern, D. Freeman, J. Selzer, R. Pray. Second row: P. Vincent, J. Shearburn, D. Sexton, D. Turnham, D. Fleming, V, Sullivan, H. Paularena, R, Brown, Mrs. Berger, E. Hastings. Tbird raw: B. Bender, M. Marshall, S. Morris, L. Minton, P. Ruffell, M. Montgomery, A. Williams, J. Williams, B. Dickinson, H. Riddle. Fourlb row: R. Barron, B. Boggs, j. Crawford, H. Hook, A. Ptacnik, L. Prince, C. Clemenson M. Woolsey, B. Sevier, R. Gill, J. Haas. Q 16 EDITORS and ADVISER Jackie Mikkelson, Mrs. Sparks, Bob Jenner Putting a lot of hard work into the 1951 Red and Gray were Mrs. Jerelyn Sparks, adviser, and Robert Jenner and Jackie Mikkelson, co-editors. The art work was done by Carlos Juarez, Shirley Davis, and Doris Valentine. Richard Barron was the photographer. The section editors were: Margie Joyce, activities, Charlotte Hayes, administration, Robert Jenner, departments, Norma Hayes, A.S.B.g Margie Montgomery, senior activities, Jackie Mikkelson, seniors, Richard Barron, clubs, Ricky Pray, athletics, Margie Wfoolsey, classes, Dick Snelson, snapshots, Marlene Rei- mund, half-time activities. On the business end were: Doreen Turnham, typistg Zenia Valasquez, bookkeeper, and Dixie Smith, advertising manager. Rich Ph oggrisgon r Zenia Velasquez, Business Manager Doreen Turnham, Typist RED and GRAY STAFF Fin! row: C. Hayes, S. Davis, M. Woolsey, D. Snelson, J. Mikkelson, D. Smith. Second row: C. Jaurez, N. Hayes, M. Reimund, B. Jenner, M. Montgomery, M. Joyce, R. Barron. 1 7 l l J ADVISER and OFFICERS Patti Fleming, vice-presidentg Barbara Dickinson, president, Betty Lou Lance, secretaryg and Mrs. -Ierelyn Sparks, adviser. NO MAN'S CLUB COUNCIL NO MAN'S CLUB One of the most active clubs at Su-Hi is the No-Man's Club, to which all girls of Sweetwater be- long. They sponsored the first an- nual Sucker Day, presented the Flirtatious Fashions at the junior high, and gave the Magnolia Blos- som- Ball, the first semi-formal dance of the year, at the San Diego Women's Club. The council is composed of two juniors, two sophomores, and three senior oli- cersg Mrs. Jerelyn Sparks is adviser. Fin! row: Alice Huhn, Joyce Whittler, Helen Costello, and-Shirle W d Serond row: Patti Fleming, Barbara Dickinson, and Betty Lou Iliancgr D 18 YF A g w is W ff is Sf 3 i JA M is E , , fifwflzfg ' 44,15 yfwM4fkz M4537 . WW Q-ff yf-Md J . I 4 4 A 1 1 I W 1 4 4 4 X I 9 1 SWEETWATER FACULTY and CLASSES Sweetwater is justly proud of its active 'faculty members and the varied courses of study and extra-curricular activ- ities which- they provide. Mrs. Geneive Vehrs Social Chr. of Faculty Spanish English Business English English O Tri-Y Adviser Not pictured: Miss Cornelia McKnight Latin Library English Barney Newlee English English O Athletics National City Hi-Y Adviser Mrs. Helen Berger Vice-President of Faculty ENGLISH O Journ. A English IIA Su-Hi News Quill and Scroll Adviser I 22 l PU i Mrs. Louise Howe junior Class Sponsor English, Counselling Su-Hi Players Adviser DRAMATICS BLIC SPEAKING john Chamberlain Sophomore Class Sponsor English Orientation English 10A U. S. History joseph Lagnese English O Pub. Speaking Su-Hi Speakers Adviser NFL Adviser K l ,- .J Miss Ruth Coburn Vice-President Women of Faculty Library ' Arthur Teeter Spanish LIBRARY SPANISH --f ' i CIVIC PROBLEMS UNITED STAT-ES HISTORY Mfs- OHM Buffs Civic Prob. Edwin Livengood Civics, U. S. History English O , Athletics Les Cherettes Adviser Miss Catherine Hulihan Frantz Mercer English --0-' Life Science - World History U' S' Hlswry Algebra T E E r s r E I P il I: F E F ? 2 M Co rs. Hsbeth Schneider Bookkeeping ASB. Mrs. Eisie Ostxom Sec. oi Women oi Yacuiw Shorthand, Typing Ofhce Training, Mrs. Eiizabeth Stone' Sec. of Qacuity Typing I Wotid History Dramarics B OFFICE PRACTIC E 26 Jlultlllhv -.. 4 -- FINE ARTS, Mrs. Jerelyn Sparks No-Man's Club Sponsor Q S' X Y . AJ N, X rj: f i X n divx kimfv Ki ix, XJ, s pg. , VY .'-, Hb rigid Tg,i:s VX QJ-L Q, . ' 53' ' ' ,rf hu ' :xxx '4 'X ,uf X 'M' ' XX Y jars' is X T' .ffl T A, 'aku X' 3, -Q ,1 K X 5- W, N A W... Commercial Art, Dec. Arts Freehand Draw., Red and Gray Su-Hi Artists Adviser COMMERCIAL ART Miss Lois Starck U. S, H- Eflgush '-539' Ch . Cho,-Us 1 011' ic H o I R frrvwjrf n f My if , Glee Club ORCH-ESTRA Harlan Skinner OfChesrra Band Beg- Inst. Music 27 ,r,.,.,......,,,,,..,,,,,,, ..,,.....,,-,...s ,. .,..... -.- L Gleng Warren john Cgreen 5 01-H150 mil Li e Sci. A l Geom. D Biology, Athletics 5 A-5-B ACIVISGI National City Hi-Y Adviser SCIENCE and MATHEMATICS i i I I r I I gi- l ,dk Collins Haan Family Living, Counselling Geom. Plane, Athletics Su-Ettes Adviser, Block S Adviser i l l I V' I l , Robert Drescher - Algebra, Trigonometry Chemistry, Physics Photography, Shutterbug Adviser 1 l A 28 MATHEMATICS BIOLOGY fi un.-hmsmmsnannnnqgyq We HOMEMAKING FOODS CLOTHING FOODS Mrs. Sylvia Ingebritson Pres. Women of Faculty Clothing Homemaking Mrs. Ruth Urtassun Foods Homemaking 29 ,, . . I .,,,..,.,, Alvin Buby President of Faculty Woodshop Stagecraft V! Paul Kettela Sec. Treas. Men of Faculty Algebra, Welding Auto Mech. Walter Piazzo-ni Pres. Men of Faculty Auto Mech. Charles Schultz Treasurer of Faculty Mech. Drawing, Visual Aids Woodshop, Uniform Group WOOD SHOP INDUSTRIAL ARTS Auro sHoP 30 Miss PHYSICAL EDUCATION I IJ D ,Ewzins Miss Violet Crnoevich Glfli H Treas. Women of Faculty English O Dancing Girls' P.E. Girls' Uniform GIRLS' P.E. Mrs. Betty Camp School Nurse BOYS' P.E. 31 Lloyd Bishop Boys' P.E. Rev. Math, Life Sci. Vance Clymer Cadet Corps Boys' P.E. Athletic Coordination ---' --1 OFFICE STAFF Grace Seebold, Marguerite Hall, julia Rolf C-OOKS UNCERTIFIED PERSONNEL 1' Mary Hubbard, Cloye Kersey, Mary Smith, Fanny Atkinson CUSTODIANS TQ Corielius, M, Hartegan, D. Hemmett, j. Stewart, W. Haynes Chafles Hobbs BUS DRIVERS uhtiiiiii BBB J. Marlow, L. Marlow, S. Eby, P. Morly, C. Cornier ART BOOKKEEPING First row: L. Jaime, S. Davis, P. Hudson, N. Hedgpeth, C. Roano, J. Gallaher. Second row: M. Elam, M. Du Frene, B. Davidson, C. Horning. Third row: R. Foster, L. Hudson, J. Stark, J. Stephens. Not pictured: Z. Valasquez. SHORTHAND Roswell Evans, Scholastic Awards. Shirley Davis, Certificate of Merit. RED and GRAY vim First row: S. Chauncey, B. Farrow, M. Bonilla, M. Chambers, P. ncent, -B. Dickinson, D. Turnham. Second row: D. Gorman, P. .ffell, J. Couch, M. Keeler, E. Evans, M. Marshall, N. Bailey, M. oogey,-M. Du Frene. Third row: H. Acosta, B. Davidson, C, Hom. , L. faylor, M. Johnson, S. Miller, D. Tidwell. Not pictured' P. hcock, J. Bosc, S. Davis, C. Davis, N. Evans, L. Kilcrease, J. Leech, Solman. TYPING Margie Montgomery, sold most ads. Richard Barron, sold most annuals. Fin: Raw: D. Valentine, P. Vincent, M. Du Frene, J. Warriner, C. Dunkelberger, R. Van Buskirk, J. Razer, B. Willet, D. Campbell. Ferond row: J. Haas, N. Bailey, J. Couch, D. Gorman, M. Johnson, . Newsom, L. Minton, B. Woodsum, H. Costello. Third row: D. Tid- ell, T. Baysden, P. Ruffell, R. Sutton, B. Knox, J. Turner, K. Van eripe, L. Taylor, A. Bechtol. Not pictured: J. Anderson, M. Bonilla, . Cooper, L. Dodd, E. Gomez, M. Hunter, V. Johnson, J. Lester, S. 'ilat0, P. Rayzor, E. Willardson, S. Zimmerman. ...M A. ... .. . . . - - -V --knead' f- ' SPEECH Left to right: Jackie-3rd place Humorous Decla- mation-State College, Arlest-lst P1260 ImPf01PPW B -Stare College, Maribeth--lst place zone-Knights of Pythias. 33 ' -'- ' ' ' 'Blair' - , W M W , , 3 XS QW? Egg, M25 L-J f? 5 a 0 I :5 I V b , C 4 . ,..2-AMN k,mwNMV Vmuipi, V 'gnu I sig, 41? 5 gf W ye Y J 2 ff i .,.wF 'ww . Q A we 15' EL :Qgg ' ,Q .., .2 A V ' W-wr I 3 . I I I l I l l l l I I I I I I I L............-- L SWEETWATER CLUBS Represented on the next few pages are the active clubs that add much to the extra-curricular activities of Sweetwater. The advisers, officers, and members alike have all worked hard to make their school and social life happier. Our honorary organizations are: the C.S.F., comprised of students with high schol, astic records, Quill and Scroll, a group of outstanding student journalists, and N.F.L., a national honorary speech club. The Block S Club, Su-Hi Artists, Su-Hi Speakers, and Su-Hi Players come under the heading of service clubs which have membership requirements ef achievement. Other organizations that give service but are primarily social clubs are: Su-Ettes, G.A.A., Shutterbugs, Hi C, Tri-Ettes, Sioux Hi-Y, National City Hi-Y, Les Cherettes, Sopho- more Tri-Ettes, and Tri-Y. The whole student body may well be proud of the achievements and accomplish- ments of these service and social groups. - CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Row 1: B. Davis, N. Hedgpeth, L. Jaime, Z. Velasquez, I. Cobos, S. Stafford, M. Montgomery, L. Huhn, J Seebold, R. Foster. Row 2.' T. Peterson, M. Marshall, D. Freeman, j. Selzer, J. Northrop, E. Hunnewell, R Brown, N. Sutliif, E. Evans, C. Horning, M. Lester. Row 3: L. Minton, B Payne L Solman C Roano B Meech Marquis, M. Elam, P. Popiel, J. Turner, B. Gasaway, Miss Hilditch and Miss Cioburn advisers. Row 5: M Woolsey, J. Williams, D. Fleming, M. Leavitt, B. Smith, F. Rusk, D. Hudson M Yourzzik J. Lensing, G Hodge: s. Wilhelmi. Rnw 6: M. Barlield, A. Hall, N. Evans, A. Huhn, J Stark J rlanninlny L Abramson D Breeding M. DuFrene, N. Hoaglan. Row 7: J. Haas, W. Steele, L. I-Iudson,. I. Boston, D. Learn, K. Wilson, Emrick: D. Freeman. - 36 B. Bohy, B. cnininnni, M. Muller, B. Dnfnnnn, D. Bnckm. Row 4.- B. 'rm ci Wellington 'H Paiilarena Bi ,. vi..-... ... -wf . --. W - .7.. iv,-.? QUILL and SCROLL F1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .Sf if 1 ...,,MW,M... We Row 1: M. Marshall, D. Turnham, V. Sullivan, M. Woolsey, A. Williams. Row 2: Mrs. Berger, adviser, R. Pray, M. Montgomery, D. Fleming, B. Payne. Row 3: D. Freeman, T. Peterson, A. Ptacnik, J. Selzer, J. Haas. BLOCK 1 S Row'1: D. Trivetr, 1. Seebold, D. Harper, S. Scheurman, D. Fawcett, D. Main. Row 2: Mr. Haan, adviser, D. DCIUPPI, D. Qeraci, S. Pavka, B. Payne, T. Peterson. Row 3: D. Watermarn, R. Barron, J. Gorman, L. Stills, B. Smith, D. Witsin, 1. Palheygi, B. Lindsay. X . 37 . 1 -L L.. -. . W . .J NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE gf 'Q are W, .,...- Row 1: S. Stafford, M. Lester, J. Northrop, J. Mikkelson. Row 2: A. Hall, B. Jenner, D. Leonard, M Lagnese, adviser. SU-HI ARTISTS K A . Row 1: N. Hoaglan, M. Yourzek, M. McGee, A. Clark, J. Zarate. Row 2: D. Kendall, R. Taylor, R. Herrick L. Marin, P. Rayzor, D. Evans, E. Colaianni. Raw 3: Mrs. Sparks, adviser, E. Vega, D. Valentine, L. Flower, ci Hayes, M. Reimund, P. Babcock, R. Hudson. Row 4: N. Nelson, R. Evans, A. Johnson. 38 SU-HI SPEAKERS I Row 1.' M. Lester, J. Northrop, I. Cobos, N. Hedgpeth, 1. Mikkelson. Row 2: D. Leonard, A. Hall, B Jenner, L. Hudson, B. Du Puy, A. Montana, L. Minton, Mr. Lagnese, adviser. t WQLHL-HI PLAYERS Row 1: E. Hastings, R. Funk, M, Keeler, H. Dinnes, D. Bockert, P. Pilato. Row 2: N. Sutliff, L. Kilcrease, l. Cobos, J. Elms, N. Hedgpeth, L. Jaime. Row 3: B. Smith, N. Harris, M. Lester, M. Good, L, Markham, M., Reimund, Mrs. Howe, adviser. Row 4: V. Sullivan, B. Lopez, P. Fleming, C. Fleming, M. Figueira, B. Du Puy, M. Mangelsen. 39 X Yf wwf? , . 1 SU-ETTES Raw 1: J. Crawford, H. Costello, J. Mikkelson, A. Ptacnik, L. Prince. Row 2.' Mr. Haan, adviser, B. Tarr B. Peak, M. Du Frene, M. Keeler, P. Williams, H. Paularena. Row 3: M. Woolsey, A. Williams, J. Williams B. Dickinson, L. Griffin, J. Kihm. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Row 1: P. Rayzor, M. Keeler, E. Colaianni, B. Hansen, R. johnson, G. Halris. Row 2.' S. Leisenring, Z. Valasquez, V. Pargoff, B. Meech, Miss -Evans, adviser, M. Keller, C. Hayes, D. Meech, D. Dahlen. Row 3: D. Valentine, P. Popiel, R. Funk, j. Lensing, B. Lopez, L. Markham, B. Bagley, M. Figueira. Row 4: N. Harris, D. Von Pieler, R. Gregory, M. Lester, C. Horning, L. Kilcrease, N. Bailey, N. Hayes, B. Gay. 40 , ,, ,, sr-IUTTER BUGS Row 1.' R. Barron, C. Hayes, W. Steele, D. Snelson, H. Greene. Row 2: L. Abramson, Mr. Drescher, adviser, R. Rasmussen. HI-C Steele, N. Hayes, J. Dunn Row 4: D. Breeding, j. Spillman, L. Neinast, W. Brice, A. 41 B. Hansen, P. Flint, M. Smith, M Bowman B. Graham, D. Smith, L. johnson. TRI-.ETTES Row 1: H. Paularena, J. Mikkelson, E. Evans, V. Sullivan, A. Romero. Row 2: B. Meech, B. Boggs, J. Craw- ford, R. Brown, M. Montgomery. Row 3: L. Prince, J. Couch, A. Williams, J. Williams, B. Dickinson, M. Leavitt. SIOUX HI-Y Row 1.' K. Myres, J. Macaualy, T. Peterson, J. Gorm an, B. Payne, P. De Lucia. Row 2: B. Smith, L. Stills j. Stark, Hoddy Mil-ckelson, adviser, D. Childs, S. Pavka, B. McVay, D. Maina 4-2- NATIONAL CITY HI-Y 'ffwglz Row 1.' N. Kaufman, D, Fredrickson, T. Granger, D. Geraci. Row 2: Mr. Green, adviser, S. Frankson, D. Bailey, J. Nash, Mr. Newlee, adviser. Row 3: R. Ogden, D. Kendall, A. Cottee, K. Meader, J. Nauslar. LES: CHERETTES Mikkelson, H. Costello, J. Elms, Ni'Hoaglan. R020 3: M Liiiengood,-Aadifi-ser,-l'.Mlgleiiilingjwli. Tara. jivlzfrainvillnrd D. Turnham, E. Hunnewell, A. Montana, A. Pracnik. Rau' 4: P. Ruffell, J. Dunn, B. Willett, M. Marshall, M Morris, C. Clemenson, C. Fleming. 43 D AL, , ,LA A SOPHOMORE TRI-ETTES Rau' 1.' J. Archer, M. jones, G. Hodge, Mrs. Rusk, adviser. Rou' 2: P. Riggs, E, Rottmun, A. Huhn, D Legrund, F. Rusk. Rau' 3: P. Hudson, P. Mann. TRI-Y Rau' 1: N. Ho'lan, N. Harris, P. Albrecht, B. Smith, M. Mangelsen, D. Romero. Rau' 2: B. Bagley, Markham, Mrs. Vehrs, adviser, M. Figueira. Row 3: S. Pilato, B. Lopez, J. Bosc, B. Knox, G. Higdon, G. Harris, P. Rayzor. Rau' 4: M. Richardson, P. Pilato, R. Van Buskirk, Z. Velasquez, Se Wilhelmi, V. johnson, S. Spencer. 44 L w-I 4 n ,-,,-,, Interested Friends at Open House Growing- Su-Hi News Staff Caught in Flood Af Last-a New Sh0P Su-Hi Hostettes Help Red Cross Entertain Navy Men 47 1 1 1 I , , 4 1 , . i 1 1 4 I 1 1 J 1 'ts 'M A, A tel 1 Q K 1 ,Z CHANNEL S.U.HA.S. TELE-VARIETIES OF 1951 Senior Tri-Ettes P6656 11.15 A x Ft ' S09 'Sps Quill 8: Scroll Tri-Ettes Su-Ettes , s Tri-Y Tri-Y i S e I. Hi-Y 49 ong and Che r eaclers ,MMU ,Y Y , W M, Hn, M., ,.,... .,- ,,, ,,,, ..- , , . A Y Y ..,,,.,A,,--.. .YY i mmm T ff I E r r f I r l Lw..,..-.,,M,A,,M , , ,af T '4 CLASS HISTORY OF '51 SENICR CLASS OFFICERS Bob Davis, Paul De 52 Fleming, Betty Lou L HONOR STUDENTS OF '51 k k els 0 n, Virginia Barton, ia Valesque SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIV HILDA GRAYCE ACOSTA .-Glade.. Imp and Devil 2g Pompon 25 Pompon Leader 33 No Mnn's Club 1, 2, 3. SHERMAN ADAMSON, jr. Hshemll.. Tennis 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 55 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 I..etterman's - Club 1, 23 Senior Play Drum Major 3. 3 2 DIEGO AGUILERA Football 2, 3: Baseball Man- ager 23 Intramural Softball Legislature 2. 32 PATRICIA ANN BABCOCK npatsy.. Sn-Hi Artists 1, 2, 35 Or- chestra lg G.A.A. lg N0 Man's Club 1, 2, 35 Choir 2. NANCY BAILEY ..Nm.. G.A.A. 2, 3: N0 Man's Club 1, 2, 3g Imp iProbationax-pl 5. CHARLES BARCUS Football I, 25 Track l, 2, 3g B Basketball 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Su-Hi Vg. rietits 3. RICHARD BARRON Barron Leone Football J.V. Ig Varsity Foot- ball 2, ag Block s Club ag Red and Gray Staff 35 Imp and Devil 2, VIRGINIA BARTON Ginny Lee Y - Teens Vice - President 25 Tri-Ettes 2g Senior Executive Board 33 Legislature 2, 53 Su-Hi Varieties 2. ANNA SIMONA BEDOY Simi Fashion Tea 1, 25 3: Pep Club lg No Man's Club 1, 2, 3. I 54- DORIS LYNN BETTENCOURT Flamingo Y-Teens I, Zg Pompon lg Glee Club 1, 3g Imp and Devil 2, 59 Majorette lg No Man's Club l, 2, 35 Chorus 3. BARBARA BOGGS Batby Tri-Ettes 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2g Pompon Corps 2g Flag Twirler 3g Imp and Devil 2, 3: Su-Hi News Staff 3. PAUL' COOK MARION BONILLA No Man's Club I, 2, 3, Imp and Devil 2, Senior Ditch Day Committee 3. ROXANNA BROWN Roxie Tti-Ettes 2, 33 Y-Teens 2, Pompon Corps 2, No Man's Club 1, 2, 3, Su-Hi News Stall' 3. MARTHA CALDERON Marty G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Imp Devil 2, F.I'I.A. 2, No Club 1, 2, 3, Pep C,S.F. 1, Fashion Show ARTHUR GILBERT CANNON Art MICHAEL CERMAK RODNEY LEE CANTARINI ..Rod.. Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Imp and Devil 2, 3' Cross Country 3, Tennis 2, MARLENE CHAMBERS Tri-Etres 1, 2, Tri-Y 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, Pompon 1, lm and Devil 1, No Man's Club 1, 2, 3, Varieties 1, 2, Senior Assembly Committee 3. Tr JAMES HENRY CHEEK T-Bone C Basketball Z, Legislature ack 2, O.N.C.O.A. Speech 1, Senior Play Cadets 2, 3, NEALE CHAPMAN Band 1, 2, 3, Intramural Baseball 2, Basketball 1, 2, Block S 3, Track 2, Prom CAROL CLEMENSON Butch Y-Teens President I, 2, Tri- Ertes 2, Les Cherettes 3, Leg- islature 3, Pep Club 2, Su-Hi Varieties 2, Drum Corps 1. 2, 33 31 Committee 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 3, Senior Play 5. 55 IRMA COBOS Su-Hi Players 1, 2, 3, Orches- tra and Band 1, 2, 3, Su-Hi Speakers 2, 3 President, Imp 1, 2, 3: Devil 3: Legislature 2, C.S.F. 1, 3. 3. Band 1, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Basketball 1 , Cross Country 2 ,IEANEITE COPE Ulm.. , ,, ., ,, .. ..-M ,, H .2 , , ., I No Man's Club 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 22 Choir 1, 2, Su-Hi News 25 G.A.A., Senior 'Ditch Day Committee 3. JACQUELINE KAY coucr-r Jackie Secretary of A.S.B. 3, Tri- Ettes Secretary 1, 2, President 53 Tri-Y 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 53 Pompon 1. ROSEMARY COWART Pete G.A.A. 13 Majorette 1g Imp and Devil 2, 35 Commissioner 55 Red and Gray Staff 2g Senior Ring Committee 2. JEAN CRAWFORD Jeanie Les Cherettes 35 Su-Ettes 3 Pompon 2, 3g Su-Hi News 3 Tri-Ettes 3, Imp and Devil 2: 3' . . ' - CSF. 3, YTeens 2. BEVERLY CROWE Baton Twirler 13 G.A.A. 1 No Man's Club 1, 2, 3. Mans l 2 3 GARRY RUSSEI. ' CUMMINGS Trader Tom Football 2, 3g National City Hi-Y 2, 3. ROBERT DWIGHT DAVIS ..Bob,. Legislature 1, 2, 3, C.S.F. 1 2, 3: Senior President 3' Block S 3g Letterman's Club 21 Imp and Devil 1, 2. EDWARD DAVIS PATRICIA DAVIS Pat No Man's Club 1, 2, 5. SHIRLEY MARIE DAVIS 56 C.S.F. 1, 35 G.A.A. 1, Su-Hi Artists 1, 2, 3 President, Su- Hi Varieties 25 Red and Gray Staff 2, 3, No Maris Club 1, 2, 35 Inter-Club Council 3. r 5 ANITA -I. DAWES Nita No Man'5 Club 1, Z, 3. E E E - . 4 V...-l'lG'l 'l.-,,,. BETTY DePUY Speech Activities 1, 29 Su-Hi Players 2, 33 Su-I-Ii Speakers 1, 2, 39 Drill Team 1, A2, 39 Baton Twirler I3 Su-Hi Va- rieties 2, 3. I.aVERNE DODD Blinky G.A.A. 2, 33 F.H.A. 33 Su-Hi Varieties 2, 33 Su-Etres 39 Majorette 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 2, 33 No Man's Club 1, 2, BARBARA DICKINSON Dickie Flagtwirler 1, 23 Cheerleader 39 No Man's President 33 Su- Ettes President 33 Tri-Ettes 1 2 SCC'yQ Su-I-Ii News 3. MARIE EDWARDS G.A.A. 1, 23 No Man's Club 1, 2, 33 Su-I-Ii Players 39 Imp and Devil 3. BILL DURHAM Imp and Devil 13 Cadet Corps 2. AUL DeLUCIA toux HIY 1 2 3 B Track 2 B Basketball 2 A Bas etball 3 Senior Vice-Presr ent 3 A Track 3 President rou XHIY3 NORMA ELAINE EVANS Bunny NONA MAE EVANS Band 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. lg C.S.F. 39 No Man's Club 1, 2, 33 Su-Hi Varieties 1, 2. WILLIAM EVANS Big Bin C Track 1, 23 C Basketball 1 23 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, Su-Hi Varieties 1, 2, 39 Foot- ball Mgr. 13 Pep Club 1, 2, 3. v JOAN sms ..J0., Senior Play 33 Su-Hi Players 2, 39 Su-Hi Varieties 2, 39 Imp and Devil 13 G.A.A. 13 Les Cherettes 39 C.S.F. 2. 57 DAVID ROBERT FAWCETT Dave try 29 Track 2 3 Cross Coun Lettermans Club 2 33 Intra- mural Football 1 Intramural Track 1. ROSEWELL EVANS Slim Su-Hi Artists 2, 33 Red and Gray Staff 23 Cranlrbenders 1, 2: C.S.F. 1. Malorette l 3 Pompon 23 Tri Ettes 2 3 Y'I'eens 23 Pe Club 1 3 Imp and Devil 1 GAA 1 C.S.F. 1. X 1 l 4 1 l l 4 , l 1 3 M,-..r, ..'., ,f . ,, CAROL GENE FLEMING ..Dmy.. Imp and Devil 1, 23 Devil 3, Commissioner of Alumni 35 gegislarure 2, 33 Su-Hi News m . if 3, Les Cherettes 3. J. FUNK from Alameda PATRICIA HELENS FLEMING Patti No Man's Club Vice-Presb dent 33 Legislature 1, 2, 3 Commissioner of Activities 3 Su-Hi Players 2, 3. I , ROBERT FOSTER '-sob Commissioner of Finance 3: 'Senior Ring Committee 23 Pep Club 1, 25 C.S.F. 1, 2, 3 Legislature 3. JIM FRANKSON Good Sam Football 33 Track tional City Hi-Y 3. 2, 37: Na- DAVID LASRENCE FREEMAN Dave Baseball 3: Sioux Hi-Y 2, 35 C.S.F. 32 Q'-lill and Scroll 33 Su-Hi News Staff 2, 3. DONALD HOWARD FREEMAN Red Su-Hi Speakers 33 Senior 3g O.N.C.0.A. 1, 2, 35 islaturc 1, 2, 3: Cadets 35 N.F.L. 3: C.S.F. 3. DICK GERACI Football 1, 2, 32 Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 35 National City Hi-Y 1. 2. 5: Lefrerg man's Club 1, 2, 35 5'-PHI Varieties 1, 2, 3. ELSIE JANE GOMEZ Mousic No Man's Club 1, 2, 3: Girls' Uniform 1. VICTORIA GONZALES Vicki Man'sClub1 2 3 Fash No . , Q ' ion Tea 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 3. MARJORIE MARILYN GOOD Mitch Red Devil Band 1, 2, 3: 01'- chestra 1, 2: Camera Club 1, su-Hi Players 2, sa Img and Devil 23 No Man's Clu 1-3. 58 J HF GORMAN i x i-Y ' I lf 1, 5 . 5 is re U ews Staff lg Senio xecutive Board 3. LEONARD GREASER Cra nkbenders 1, 2. HOWARD GREENE I E GRESHAM n t r a m u LOUISE GRIFFIN Pompon 2, 33 Band lg Legis- lature 23 No Man's Club 1, 2, 33 Su-Ettes 3: Senior Sweater Committee 2. ' DONALD HARPER C Track 1, B Track 2: C Basketball lg O.N.C.0. 1, 2, 3, B Basketball 2g A Basket- JOAN GRIMSLEY G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Su-Hi Players 2, 35 Su-Hi Varieties 1, 23 Treasurer of G.A.A. 25 Treas- urer of Su-Hi Players 3. ball, A Track, Rifle Team NORMA HAYES ' 'Milclge' ' Drill Team 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: No Man's Club 1, 2, 5 HELEN HEATON jean G.A.A. lg Fall Legislature 15 Band 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2g NANCY HEDGPETH GAA 1 Legislature 1, 5- Su Hi Players 1, 2, 3, C.S.F: 1 2 3 Imp and Devil 3, Senior Play 3 Speakers 3. No Ma.n's Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Band 2, 3: Su-Hi Varieties 3. CHARLOTTE HAYES Torchy Imp and Devil 1, 2, 35 Band G.A.A.l 2 3'-Red 1, , , , and Gra Staff 2 ' School Pho- RALPH HARTUNG Mung Cad tram ral ball e!sf3g O.N.C.O.A. 23 In- ural Basketball, Intramu- Footballg Intramural Base- Y . 3, tographer 2, 3. Bible Club 1, 2, sg shunefi bug 25 Imp and Devil 1-3. 59 HOWARD HERVEY Skip , Su-Hi Artists 1, 25 Track lg Baseball 2, 33 Basketball 1 Football 33 Legislature 1. Commissioner of Assembly 35 RODNEY HEVVITT ..Red.. NORMA HOAGLAN lmp and Devil 35 Les Cher- ettes Vice-President 35 Tri-Y Maiorette 15 Cheerleader Pep Commissioner 35 V 35 Choir 2, 3. HOYT HOOK 35 Su-Hi News Stal? 3. Cadets 2, 35 O.N.C.O.A. 2, CAROLYN HORNING No Man's Club 1, 2, 35 c.s.F. 1, ag Pep Club 1, G.A.A. 1, a. 2 , , l LARRY ALAN HUDSON Su-Hi Speakers 1, 2, 35 Ca- dets 3. RONALD JAMES HUDSON Su-Hi Aniszs 35 Camera Chg 13 Su-Hi Varieties 25 R and Gray 15 Cadets 2, 35 In ter-Club Council P ARTHUR HUHN 1 Football 2 Tennis F s Club Z -ng . r.,,en,,L . 1, 3. LYDIA JAIME Y Glee Club 1 Imp and Devil 3 Commissioner of Ticket Sales 3 Senior Pla 3 Com Y mander of Drill Team 2 3 ROBERT JENNER Buzz Su-Hi Speakers 2, 35 Su-Hi Varieties 2, 35 N.F.L. 2, 35 Red and Gray Staff 35 Christ- ' mas Pageant 1. - ALAN JOHNSON A.S.B. 2, 35 Stage Craft5 Su- Hi Artists 35 Intramural Track 2. MARGARET VELMA JOYCE Margie Shutterbug Club 35 Fashion Show 25 Red and Gray 35 No I '66 I ,e ,,,.., 1 Man's Club 2, 3. CARLOS JUAREZ Beaver LV. Football 1, 25 Commis- sioner of Art 2, 3 Gray Staff 2, 35 A 2, 35 Legislature,2, 5 Red and rr Club 1. 3. MARGARET ELLEN KELLER Margie President of G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Fashion Show 1, 2, 33 No Man's Club 1, Z, 33 Su-Hi RICHARD JAMES KERSTENS Kerston Cadets 2, 33 Legislature 1, 2. JANE KIHM G.A.A. 13 Im and Devil 13 No Man's Club I, 2, 33 Prom Committee 23 Drill Team 23 Pompon 33 Su-Ettes 33 Senior ' 3. ROBERT icu-iM Bob Pep Club 1, 23 Chorus 3. Faculty Dinner Committee CHARLES COURTNEY KEYTE Chuck C Basketball3 B Basketballg Intramural Football. MARGIE TERESA KEELER Margie Varieties 1, 2, 3. Su-Hi Players 1, 2, 33 Imp and Devil 1, 2, 33 Devil 33 Tri-Ettes 13 Song Leader 2 33 Legislature 1, 2, 3. DOLA LENORE KILCREASE I.ener Su-Hi Players 1, 2, 33 Secre- tary 23 Vice-President 53 Su- Hi Varieties 23 Christmas Pageant l, 23 Prom Com. 2. IRENE KUNDA No Man's Club 1, 2, 3. BETTY LAMBERT Maiorette Corps 13 No Man's Club 1, 2, a. ' BETTY LOU LANCE Maiorette 13 Songleader 2, 33 Les Cherettes 1, 2, 33 Su-Hi Varieties 2, 33 Senior Treas- urer 33 Legislature 13 No Man's Secretary 3. 61 , H. .,,, ,, ALICE LARA Lickie ' Drill Team 23 Pompon 33 N0 Man's Club 1, 2, 3. MARY JO LEAVITI' .,-lo. . I No Man's Club 1, 2, 33 Tri- Ettes 1, 2, 33 Imp and Devil 33 Pompon 13 C.SlF. 33 G.A.A. 13 Speech Contest 1. . o DANIEL LEONARD Dan O Su-Hi Speakers 2, 3: J.V. Cross Country 39 Senior Play 3. LARRY LESH MARIBETH LESTER C.S.F. 1, 2, 39 Su-Hi Players 1, 2, 33 Devil 3g Commis- sioner of Music 39 Senior Play 39 N.F.L. 2, 3. RICHARD LIEGLER Band 1. i i i 1 i 1 i i I i 1 l WILLIAM EUGENE LINDSAY Bill LV. Football lg Varsity Foot- ll 1, Letterman's Club 1, 23 Block S 3: Sioux Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Su-Hi Varieties 1, 2, 3. BEA LOPEZ Su-Hi Players Z, 53 Imp and Devil 33 Su-Hi Varieties 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tri-Y 3g Fashion Show 3. I-I LOWE 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, BILL McCORMACK Imp and Devil 2. DONALD McMAINS GERALD McNICHOLS Nick Letrerman's Club 2, 3, Foot- ball 1, 23 Track 1, 2. 62 VIRGINIA MAGERS Ginger Drill Team 1, Pompon 2, No Man's Club 1, 2, 33 Fashion Tea 1, 2. 1' ' x BETTY LOUISE MARQUIS Becky - No Man's Club 1, 2, 33 Les Cherettes 2, 35 Su-Hi ,Varie- ties 2, 3, Pompon Corps 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 2, 31 C.S.F. 3. MARTHA MARSHALL Marty C.S 2, .F. 1, 35 Quill and Scroll 55 Les Cherettes 55 Ves- Committee 55 Su-Hi pers News Stall' 2, 5. BEVERLY MEECH jaja Glawa G.A.A, 2, Pres. 55 Glee Club 1, 55 Imp and Devil 1, 2, 5, CSF 1 2' Trilitt ....,,' -es1,2, Pres. 5: Legislature 1. . -lll!un.-.. ,... ,. ...Jllnullllwlnt :mv-5 -BETTIE RUTH METCALF No Man's Club 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. I5 C.S,F. 15 Chorus 5. JACQUELIN DEAN MIKKELSON Jackie Imp and Devil 1, 2, 3, Leg. iSl2fUrC 1, 2, 55 Annual Staff Ed. 55 Les Cherettes 1, 2, 35 Tri-Ettes 1, 2, 3, AUDREY ANN MONTANA Imp and Devil 55 Su-Hi Speakers 2, 55 Band Major- ettes 15 Les Cherettes 1, 2, 55 Su-I-Ii-Varieties 2, 35 A.S.B. Secretary 3. MARJORIE MONTGOMERY Margie C.S.F. 1, 2, 55 Imp and Devil 1, 2, 55 Senior Playg Tri-Ettes 2, 3, Legislature 1, 2, 55 News Staff 1, 2, 5. NOAH MONTGOMERY MARILYN MORRIS Sissie Band Majorette 1, 25 Drum Majorerte 55 Les Cherettes 55 Tri-Ettes 25 Y-Teens 1, 25 F.H.A. 1, 2. V BOBBY MOSIER Moe Varsity Football 55 Camera Club l, 25 Stage Craft 1, 25 Varsity Baseball Manager 1. NELS JOHN NELSON JR. Foorball j.V. 15 Baseball 2, 35 Imp and Devil 15 Cadet Corps 1, 2, 55 Varsity Foot- ball 55 Su-Hi Artist 55 Cadet Corps 1, 2, 55 O.N.C.O.A. 63 IRIS GAYLE NEWSOM Imp and Devil 2, 55 Su-Hi Varieties 15 Glee Club l, 25 No Man's Club 1, 2, 5. IANICE NIELSEN Fashion Show 2, 55 No Man's Club 1, 2, 5. 3 PAUL T. NIELSEN Track 2, 53 Cross Country 2, 53 Pep Club 1, 2, 53 Letter- man's Club Z, 5. VICTORIA PARGOFF Vidy G-A34 1, 2, 33 Imp and Devil 2, SQ Fashion Show 1 2. 5: No Mmm club 1, 2, if DONALD NITSCI-IE Nitch Varsity Baseball Z, 33 Intra- mural Football 1, 2, 53 Intra- mural Track 1. mural Basketball 1, 23 lntra- . JUNE ELIZABETH NORTI-IROP ' Imp and Devil 1, 2, 5: Chxrist- mas Pageant 1, 3 G.A. . 1, ni s S Hi 23 Su-Hi Sp r 53 u- Varieties 1, 2, 53 C.S.F. 2, 3. RAY OGDEN ' 'Rayus' ' Jr.,Varsity Football 23 Varsity Football 53 National City Hi- Y 53 Senior Vespers Com- mittee 33 Legislature 2. ORRIN ORTEGA C Track 13 C Basketball 13 B Track 23 B Basketball-23 Stage Craft 5. JOHN PALHEGYI Track 2, 53 Football Manage 53 Block S 53 Su-Hi Varie ties 2. ' I-IARRIET PAULARENA Homecoming Queen 23-. Su Ettes 53 Tri-Ettes 1 2 .5 G.A.A. I' Su-Hi News Staff 5g'Pompon Corps 1, 23 C.S.F STEVEN PAVKA Cookie Sioux Hi-Y 2, 53 Football I 2, 53 Track 1, Z, 53 Su-Hi Varieties 23 Block S 53 Com- missioner of Athletics 5. ROBERT PAYNE . . Bob.. Sioux Hi-Y 2, Pres 52 A.S.B. Vice-Pres. 53 Basketball 1, 2, 53 Com. Athletics 53 Quill and Scroll 53 C.S.F. 2, 5. 64 TOM PETERSON Pete C.S.F. 2, 53 Su-Hi News 1 2, Editor 53 Basketball 1, Golf 1, 2, 53 Sioux Hi-Y 2, 53 Block S Club 5. 1 LAURA PRINCE Les Cherettes 1, 2, 53 Tri- Ettes 13 Su-Ettes Pres. lg Cheerleader 53 Su-Hi News Staff 53 Su-Hi Varieties 1, 53 Ditch Day Committee 5. l Q X .5 WARREN LYLE RATH, JR. Mickey l'ATRlCIA' SUE 'RADCLIFF Pat Christmas Pageant 1, 23 Su-Hi Varieties 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 23 Choir 33 G.A.A. 13 No Man's Club 1, 2, 3. UINLAN LOIS Q Fashion Show 1, 2, 53 No Man's Club 1, 2, 3. ELOISE CYNTHIA - QUIJADA Chita .- Pep Club 13 Pompon 33 Drill Team 23 Fashion Tea 1, 2, 33 No Man's Club 1, 2, 3. I 1 MARLENE REIMUND HARRY RIDDLE HHRPPY.. Camera Club lg lnrramurwl Football 1. NMHCY.. Red and Gray 2, 53 Su-Hi Players Z, 33 Su-Hi Artists 1 2, 33 No Maris Club, 1, 2, 3 Imp and Devil 1, 2. ANGTELINA ROMERO .Arwen Pbmpon Corp 33 Tri-Erres 33 Imp and Devil 1, 23 Legis- lllllKC 1, 23 N0 MAn's Club DORIS RUCKER No Man's Club 1, 2, 53 Band I, 2, 3. JIMMY Russian sua cram corps 2, o.A 5. THOMAS RUSSELL Tom O.N.C.0.A. 33 0.N.C. 1, 2, 3. ,..............a...1,...,.,, Ml . CAROLYN SANDERS G.A.A. 1, 33 No Man's Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1. RAY SANGER , URW., Football 1. 2, 33 Rille Tenn: 2, an Imp and Devil 1, Q- defi 1, 2, 32 Letrermads Club 13 lnxramural Softball 2, -y-IIFIHL. LLOYD SCHEMERMAN Band 1, 2, 33 Football 2, 3g Track 1, 2g Block S Club 35 2 anis 3g C.S.F. 2: Cadets Ten ROBERT GENE SCHURICHT Bob FRANK SCOTT JAMES SEEBOLD Jamie Football 2, 3g Track 1, 2, Basketball 1g Sbnior Play 33 33 C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, Letter-man's Club 1, 25 Block S 3. SHEARBURN ' lg F.H.A. 2g 33 Fashion Show Muay. , W., ,, JOHN OLIVER SELZER Su-Hi News Staff 3, C.S.F. 3. DORTHA ANN SEXTON C.S.F. 13 No Ms.n's Club 1, 2, 33 Y-Teens 25 Su-Hi News ' Staff 3g Su-Hi News Assist- ant Bookkeeper 3, Legislaturebi 1 3g G.A.A. lg Drill Team 3. l Glee 2, 5. MARY SHULT No Man's Club 1, 2, 5- JAMES RAY SHULTS Jimmy' ' SCOTT SIMPSON Slim Rifle Team 1, 2, 53 O-N-C' O.A. 2, 3. 66 DIXIE SMITH V Bible Club 1, 2, 3: G-A.-'L 1: No Ma.n's Club -1, 2, 33 IIUP and Devil 11 C-5-F- 13 Red and Gray Staff. RICHARD SNELSON , Dick 'V 5 Camera Club 1, 2, QS Red 3 and Gray Staff 55 Legislature 1 3g O.N.C.O.A. X ' SHIRLEY FAITH SOFFISH Sophie Assistant Commissioner of Fi- nance 35 Imp and Devil 25 No Man's Club 1, 2, 39 Leg- RAYMOND SPETHMAN .mayb I Basketball 1 SHIRLEY STAFFORD Tri-Ettes 1, 2, 35 Hi C Club 1, 2, 31 Senior Sweater Com- mittee 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Su-Hi Varieties I5 C.S.F. 1, 2, 35 JOHN STEPHENS ROSS STAGE 'ROSaleania Football 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Band 15 Cadets 1.5 Rillle Team 15 Imp and Devil 15 Letterman's 25 Block S 3. VIRGINIA Ginger SULLIVAN No Man's Club 1, 2, 35 Com- missioner of Publications' 35 G.A.A. 15 Pompon 2, 33 Su- Hi News Staff 2, 3. Christmas Pageant 15 N.F.L. 3. islature 3. JESSIE TRUJILLO Imp and Devil 35 No Man's Club 1, 2, 3. Sec. 35 Su-Hi 35 Su-Hi News 35 Su-Hi Varie- and Scroll 3. BARBARA LORRAINE TAYLOR Glee Club 2, 35 Fashion Tea 1, 2, 5: No Man's Club 1, RICHARD TRIVETT Dick Block S 1 2 3 C Basketball 1 A Basketball I Cross Country 2 Golfl 2 Track 3. 4 2, 3. 9 1 MANUEL SWERILAS i i NANCY sururr Skippy Su-Hi Players 1, 2, 35 fC.S.F. 1, 2, 35 Red and Gray 25 Sen ior Play 35, Legislature 3 Comm. of Assem lies 3. 67 --mi' 1 i l 1 i l 1 i 1 i I, 2, 33 Reel and 2, sq G.A.A. 3.- Club 1, 2, 3. -fffi ,gp 2 Av V KAY VAN DERIPE ' Red ' 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. 1. J Band 1, 25 No Man's Club EMMA VEGA 3, Imp 3. PHYLLIS MARIE VINCENT Su-Hi News Staff 39 No Man's Club 2, 3. DICK WALKER Baseball 33 Transfer from Chula Vista. DEAN WATERMAN LV. Football lg Varsity Foot- ll 2, 3: Imp and Devil 21 Intramural Basketball 2, Block S 3: Intramural Softball 3: Cadets 2: Varieties 2, 3. BILLY WAYNE WELLS Lerterman's Club 1, 2: Block S 5: Football Manager lg Track 5: Football 3. F BETTY ANNE WEST ee Transfer from Chula Vista DEAN WHITSITT Tennis 2, 35 Block S Club 3: Intramural Basketball 5. DHHS LIUD A, 4, J, vnun L. BEVERLY WILLETT Bev 68 Pompon 25 Les Cherettes 2, 5g Su-I-Ii Varieties 2, 3. ANITA LOU WILLIAMS Nita Lou Imp and' Devil lg G.A.A. lg Tri-Ettes 1, 2, 55 Su-Eues 39 Les Cherettes 3g Band Major- 5g Pumpon Corps l, 2. E 1 . 3 ! Q ll 5 I JUNE WILLIAMS Tri-Ettes 1, 2, 35 Les Cher- ettes 35 Su-Ettes 2, 35 Su-Hi Varieties l, 2, 35 Pompon 23 C.S.F. 1, 33 Su-Hi News Staff 35 Senior Prom Committee 2. K w 4 N P' l p i l I L CLEMENTINE C A ahah Skim Mis. 9153501 One of the most hilarious senior plays ever presented was Clementine, the riotous tale of a tomboy whose main goal in life is to be a star football player. As the plot unfolds, she is transformed into a young lady through the antics of gossipy Janie, boy-crazy Cathy, and philosophical Abe. Contributing to the mirth were Tubby and his ever-present hay fever, playing opposite Clementine in the romantic lead was jim Seebold as Hank. Janie captured the heart of suave Pete, but catty Cathy was left holding the bag. Bertha, the housekeeper, Mr. and Mrs. Kelley, Clem's 'bewildered parents, Ann McNeil, the speech teacher, and Spinster Miss Prin- gle rounded out the cast of this most delightful of senior class plays. SENIOR PLAY CAST Rau' 1: Lydia fBerzhaJ Jaime, Maribeth fMary Kelleyj Lester, joan Uaniej Elms, Lenore fMiss Pringlej Kilcrease, Jackie lClementinej Mikkelson, Nancy fCathyJ Hedgpeth, and Margie Montgomery, prompter. Row 2. Sherman fTubbyj Adamson, and Nancy QAnn McNeill Sutliff. Row 3: Jim Cheek, prompterg jim fHankj Seebold, Don QGerald Kelleyj Freeman, and Neale fPetej Chapman. Not pictured is Dan QAbc-I Leonard. 70 3 is NUHNQS '31-'luv 1 4 X5 A ,tffhfk wi W ? 'Ui 95 ...liii ,Ja X., if ' EY A- ,,Vh as x --.A 0, T 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 w -4. I L s 3 3 I Y I L f 5 r E f E E L l I 1 P i J.....,r .. JUNIOR HOME REPORT GROUPS Promising to be valuable seniors are members of the present junior class who, so far, have shown much ambition for sports, clubs, and all other school activities. One of the achievements of the class was the organization of the flrst Junior Council. Adviser of this governing body is Mrs. Elizabeth Howe. Keith Myres, Viola Johnson, and Joyce Whittler were chosen president, vice-president and secretary respectively. Two representatives were chosen from each U. S. History class to serve as members of the council, and these same representatives had the respon- sibility of choosing thre senior ring and sweater for next year. JUNIOR COUNCIL Row 1: V. johnson, J. Bosc, H. Costello, B. Peak, P. Williams, A. Ptacnik. Row 2. M. Du Frene, B. Bagley, L. Markham, J. Spillman, T. Granger, I., Abramson, Mrs. Howe 74 Adviser Mrs. Berger Row 1: B. Carter, S. Chaun- cey J Coddin AG Castro D i 4 gs - 1 - Clements, H. Costello. Row 2: Mrs. Berger, D. Childs, R. Christ man, J. Byrne, D. Campbell B. Condon. Row 3: D. Channell A. Coop, G. Cooper, R. Buckleyl C. Churning. Not Pidured: B. Bullerwell, E. Caddick, A. Clark, G. Cook, J. Courter. l ! . 1 Adviser Mrs. Howe Row 1: B. Bohy, I. Arciga, B. Bagley, J. Bosc, P. Albrecht. Row 2: W. Brice, J. Banks, A. Bernal, A. Bechtol, J. Boland, Mrs. Howe. Raw 31 R. Beflfleff, D. Bailey, L. Abramson, R. Allen, T. Baysden, D. Brent. Nor Pictured: R. Anderson, R. Bar- nard, A. Bove, J. Bradbury, B- Bramley, P. Briggs, A. Brimmage. Adviser Mr. Bishop Row 1.' M. Elam, S. Garten, B. Farrow, J. Fisher, M. Du Frene, M. Figueira, D. Evans, R. Davis, L. Flower. Row 2: J. Dunn, A. Cruppi, B. Finch, D. Dominquez, C. Dawson, A. Davidson, F. Fleming, B. Cro- shier. Row 3: Dj Fredrickson, M. Emery, R. Dallmer, D. Em- rick, J. Ellis, D. Dunham, Mr. Bishop. Not Pictured: G. Dev- lin, G. Dresser, L. Evans. Adviser Mrs. Ingebritson Row 1.' W. Loth, J. McCarthy, V. johnson, B. Knox, D. Knoke. Row 2: C. Lara, R. McVay, N. Kaufman, T. jackson, G. Keeran. Row 3: D. Learn, E. Loya, D. Lesh, P. Lindsay, C. Lee. Not Piclured: M. Johnson, D. Ken- dall, S. King, P. Lawthers, C. McGaha. Adviser Mr. Mercer Row 1: A. Ptacnik, M. Pitts, L. Minton, M. Miller, P. Pilato A. Miranda, C. Miranda, Ai Packard, A. Peer. Row 2: B Peak, L. Markham, M. Mangel- son, B. Knox, J. Fisher, S. Mil- ler, B. Patz. Row 3: R. Perez A. Martin, J. Pineda, K. Myresi Mr. Mercer, G. Pimental, A. Por- tillo, R. Main, D. Phillips, D. Maag. Not Pictured: M. Martin G. Neinast, D. Nelson, F. Prilly P. Proctor. y a Adviser Mr. Drescher Row 1: B. Graham, D. Gor man, R. Horton, G. Higdon, O Good, R. Hetrick. Row 2:.Mr Drescher, T. Gradin, T. Hollo way, P. Golding, N. Hand, J Haas, R. Gill. Row 3: j. Glen. son, W. Hoffman, I. Hoffman R. Goodsell, D. Ross, W. Gibi son, T. Granger, L. Harpenau Not Pictured: W. Gould, M Graham, R. Gudde, A. Hadad A. Hall, B. Halliburton, B Hansen, K. Hewitt, M. Hicks. 1 Adviser Mrs. Urtassun Row 1: S. Zimmerman, P. Wil- liams, C. Wellington, J. Water- man, Mrs, Urtassun. Row 2. M, Woolsey, V. Wilkins, S. Wil- helmi, E. Willardson, J. Wagner, J. Whittler, Z. Villalobos, J Zarate. Row 3: G. Williams E. Wojdak, K. Wilson, J. Wil liams, J. Wachter, W. Villarino G. Wall. Noi Pictured: B Woodsum. Adviser Mr. Schultz Row 1: M. Richardson, D. Romero, M. Smith, O. Roybal, C. Roano, A. Roano, N. Rogers. Raw 2: P. Ruffell, R. Riddle, D. Rawlings, R. Rogers, N. Scott. Row 3: B. Smith, B. Smith, B. Sevier, D. Rosanbalm, T. Reed. Not Pictured: J. Rater, R. Reed, E. Remund, G. Rhodes, J. Riggs, G. Robinson, J. Sands, B. Silva. Adviser Mr. Teeter Row 1: J. Spring, R. Van Bus- kirk, S. Turner, Mr. Teeter, B. Tart, L. Taylor, G. Stevens, L. Solman, M. Steele. Row 2: R. Taylor, C. South, D. Stalnaker, V. Stephens, D. Spitz, B. Stal- naker, B. Stafford, J. Vazquez. Row 3: B. Stratton, J. Spillman, F. Streeter, W. Turner, L. Stills, M. Speake, T. Tidwell, W. Steele, E. Swerez. Noi Pictured: R. Sutton, A. Vasquez, T. Vaughn. ,WWW ,, ,,,,, .. H SOPHOMORE HOME REPORT GROUPS Carrying on the Sophomore Council, that was started last year, are this year's sophs. Mr. john Chamberlain was chosen for the adviser of this organization. This class being even larger than the one before, has planned and provided fine activities for members of the sophomore class. Student lead- ers of this organization are President Robert Lopez, Vice- President Gwen Clore, and Secretary-Treasurer Barbara Lowe. Much is expected of this class of Sophs in the coming two years. . S'OPH-OM-ORE C-OUNCIL Row 1: B. Lowe, G. Clore, I. Pimental, G. Harris, M. Munzeburg. Row 2: S. Carrigan, J. Weber B Gay P. Rayzor, S. Leisenring. Row 3.' C. Jones, B. Durham, J. Boston, Mr. Chamberlain. Row 4: E. Thompson R Lopez M. Barfield. 78 Adviser Mr. N ewlee Rowfl: E. Hastings, L. Henry D Gambala H. Kro h M. onesl - , g, J G. Hodge, C. Kino, B. Gay Row 2: Mr. Newlee, R. Gregory, A. Huhn, N. Hill, R. Johnson, B. Gasaway, L. Johnson, D. Griggs. Row 3: J. Griffith, D. Irvin, T. Heimberg, L. Hamlet, D. Hoaglund, A. Jacobus, C. Hartwell P Gentr A Gre , - Y- - gg- Not Pirtured: J. Gallo, T. Har- din, J. Hobbs, E. Johnson, B. Keller. Adviser Miss Hulihan Row 1.' S. Carrigan, M. Hart, R. Reyes, M. Ward, B. Alexan- der. Row 2: W. Britt, Mrs. Hulihan, R. Payne, T. Stewart. Row 3.' J. Lester, G. Howerton, B. Keller, J. Stolebarger. Not Pictured : G. Wernecke. Adviser Mr. Lagnese Row 1: D. Keech, P. Tohmy, S. Leisenring, S. Wolfcale, M. Price, F. Rusk, V. Payne, R. Lu- cero, T. Ledesma, J. Murdock. Row 2: R. Willardson, R. Ras- mussen, M. McGee, F. Perez, D. Meech, D. Kelly, S. Smith, R. Miles, Mr. Lagnese. Row 3: K. Knapp, L. Mendoza, P. Mc- Cormick, B. Turner, T. Richard- son, E. O'Mally, S. Ring, D. Scheuerman, R. Sporl. Row 4: G. Seevers, R. Pallos, J. South- wick, B. Alderman, J. Pewtress, R. Ligman, W. McLaughlin. Not Pictured: C. Miller, J. Watkins, J. Willett. ' Adviser Miss Starck Row 1: Miss Starck, J. Tully, S. Spencer, L. Wilhelmi, S. Ward, M. Thayer. Row 2: J. Turner, S. Willard, M. Victel, D. Von Pieler. Row 3: D. Scotr,,R. Silva, L. Scholey, J. Schweickert, W. Schwartzah, J. Taylor, B. Schafer. Noi Pictured .' R. Talley, C. Thompson, P. Torres, N. Trivett, L. Wittstruck. M? Adviser Mrs. Stone Row 1: E. iMason, D. Metcalf, N. Nichols, J. Mounter, P. Ray-- zor, M. Muenzberg, D. Newsom D. Miller. Row 2: J. Rapazai J. Parker, J. Macaulay, S. Pilato, C. Magarrell, Mrs. Stone. Rout 3: E. South, L. Marin, J. Mouser, x . A X ,t Adviser Mrs, Vehrs Row 1: E. White, J. Weber, E. Stevens, C. Zimmerman, J. Warriner, S. Vidmar. Row 2: C. Vasquez, M. Yourzek, T. Stor- ton, J. Whinery, J. Stark, Mrs. Vehrs. Row 3: C. Weir, G. Trujillo, S. Wolfcale, T. Stone- sifer. Not Pinured: S. Stratton, D. Taylor, G. Trivett, S. Unger, J. Warriner. ...I Olson, W. Gibson, D. Ross DOF' ler, J. Osborne. . Potter. Not Pir:tu1'ed: D. Mill 1 n f Adviser Mr. Livengood Row 1: E. Cheek, D, Boyd B. Cousineau, P. Bowser, J. Bice M. Condon, M. Ferguson, C Ferguson, J. Crawford. Rau' 2. Mr. Livengood, J. Butterworth G. Winchell, C. Ellsworth, C Dunkelberger, L. Artiaga, S.- Boulette, D. Dahlen, G. Clore. Row 3: J. Aldridge, 1. Boston H. Bachelor, B. wiiicoxson, jf Bryant, G. Fritschmann, W Fitch, E. Chaflin. Not Pictured A. Cottee, M. Dean, L. Henry. 1 Adviser Miss Coburn Raw 1 .' 1. Anderson, D. Casey, C. Bowman, B. Durham, B. Bender, S. Carson, W. Dallmer. Row 2: Miss Coburn, B. Bab- cock, E. Cress, R. Allen, E. Colai- anni, D. Bockert, Y. De Arman. Raw 3: M. Bradshaw, E. Cald- well, T. Dempsey, G. Blake, E. Alderman, B. Collins, M. Bar- field, G. Cano, E. Bagley. Nat Pictured: H. Barber, J. Blay- lock, V. Cremaldi. Adviser Mr. Chamberlain Row 1: H. Dinnes, M. Cer- vantes, G. Getko, B.. Du Puy, J. Chadwick, N: Duncan, P. Flint, P. Hook, G. Harris, J. Artiaga. Row 2: Mr. Chamberlain, D. Evans, B. Guentz, C. Greaser, K. Ferguson, B. Duncan, D. De Spirito, C. Jones. Row 3: M. Chair, J. Bryant, R. Bennett, R. Vigneaulr, H. Channell, R. Ber- ger, D. Breeding, J. Bedoy, L. jerdor, C. Christler, H. Allen. Not Pictured: J. Bryant, S. Coss, B. Hunt, J. Jones, B. jaurez. Adviser Miss McKnight Row 1: E. Garduno, D. In zunza Hunter G Former S , J- , - , - Ellsworth, B. Harshman, N. Nor- ris. Row 2: J. Gallaher E Johnson, L. Haas, P. Hudson, J. Lensing, J. Jackson, J. Gossett. Row 3: R. Garica, J. Horning R. Lopez, D. Lindsay, D. Keyte V. Everett, J. Geissert, J. Gonj zales, M. Hunter, H. Kingsley. Not pictured: R. Fillet, A. Gregg, B. Lowe. r . Q., ff- - ggi , ... 5--. ,M gg-i 1-f fin- Y ' JTMJ ,ffx Adviser Miss Evans . Row 1.' E. Rottman, G. Myers, M. Carrillo, I. Samagoa, B. LOWE, I. Pimentel, L. Quinlan, M. Pier- son. Row 2: Miss Evans, J. Archer, P. Riggs, D. Legrand, R. Melzer, P. Mann, O. I-OPCZ, E. Landers. Row 31 D. NICISCH, M. Osborn, D. Mitchell, R. Os- born, V. Lawson, J: Nauslar, K. Meader, J. Nash, J. Northrop. Not pictured: V. McKerhan. f l-'Z-'r?fil1f? f' 5 JW' r an--5-ax' nv-qi-is-4+ , ' --.+.Q':f'fE., ': .1-fiifrefr KTETY f'f'-lf- P 'lf . ' W '-A LH: ff J. It .1l 'WfE . 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Greascr, XV. Loth, R. Willardson, B. Stafford. Row IV.' R Sporl, 1. Heaton, N. Chapman, K. Lowe, J. Bryan, B. Schafer. Row V: j. Gleason C, Barcus, D. Irwin, M. Good, T. Harden. Rau' VI.' G. Hodge,-A. Huhn, D. Breed- xng, N. Evans, B. Graham, D. Schcuerman. Rau' VII.' P. Cook, L. Abramson, D Hoaglund, R. Cantatini, M. Martin, D. Kendall, M. Marshall. M, W, - 1. 1 M L . V, eading the R :cm , ed D - V 'ry are fhe Sn-LI: f00f6rc J- Miss Violet Crnoevich Director of Uniform Groups - f a Sf 5 5 - f f---x., D k ' ' UIC inson f The POMPON CORPS adcls zest and pep to our half-time activities and is often a colorful. part of community parades. Firxt row: R. Van Buskirk, L. Lara, V. Sullivan, B. Bagley, E. Quijacla, M. Figueira, H. Acosta, J Crawford, A. Romero, D. Romero, G. Hicion, B. Farrow, S. Chauncey. Second row: E. Evans, B. Hansen N. Sutliff, B. Tarr, C. Wellington, B. Peak, B. Knox, I.. Markham, H. Costello, M. Mangelsen, J. Byrne, B Smith, S. Garten, L. Griffin, J. Kihm, D. Campbell. 87 1 CADET RIFLE TEAM Clvmef - . var? gficef Ndii:wlna05 'g O The Sweetwater Unit of the Cali- fornia Cadet Corps was organized in September 1945. The unit has grown from 35 to its present a Very enviable State-Wide reputa- Vance G. Clymer, Terry Reed, Phil Lindsey, Harold Kingsley tion for its proficiency in all mili- tary subjects and for developing excellent leaders. The program con- sists of close order drill, marks- manship with .22 and .30 caliber rifles, use of maps and compass, field problems and each summer a 2-week State encampmenf. SWEETWATNER CADET CORPS aizmw- W . ...t .ABN A Fi:-it Cal.: Maj. Clymer, D. Ross, G. Keeran, E. Caldwell. D. Breeding, D. Phillips. Serond Col.: R. Dallmer, J. Vasquez, R. Ligman, A, Bove, I. Russell. Third Cal.: B. Sevier, D. Freeman, D, Nelson, L. Neinast, T. Russell, D. Snelson. Faurth Col.: J. Barlie, B. Phelps, J. Pineda, A. Brimmage, R. Sporl, G. Wall. Fifth Cal.: R. Hartung, J. Cheek, T. Gradin, R. Perez, R. Payne. Sixth Col.: N. Nelson, D. Harper, N. Hand, M. Speake, C, Dawson, J. Steward. Seventh Col.: R. Potter, R. Kersrens, J. Bedoy, J. Rapoza, R. Berger, M. Chair. Eighth Col.: R. Southern, D. Worth, P. Lindsay, J. Olson, D. Tidwell, 1. Dempsey. Ninth Col.: H. Kingsley, C. Miller, E.'Alderman, L. Scheurman. Tenth Col.: E. Whinery, C. Weir, B. Wolfcale, E. O'Malley, R. Skiles. Eleventh Col.: B. Steele, E. Alderman, K. Knapp. Twelfth Col.: T. Reed, D. Evans, B. Guenrz. Color Guard: B. Wilson, R. Sanger, S. Simpson, L. Hudson, H. Hook. ' 88 Fit-.fl rauf: Bill Sevier, Nels Nelson, Scott Simpson, Donald A Harper, Arlyn Bove. Seronu' row: Ray Sanger, Donald Nelson Sffeflgth of 80 CHCICYS. The Ufllf h3S Glen Keeran, Raymond Perez, Richard Kerstens. Third row: Maj Lydia Jaime Kes Schulil Captain D1geCt0i Char A SWEETWAT'ER DRlLi. TEAM Sweetwater's Drill Team in snappy red and gray uniform specializes in marching at football games and parades. Fin: row: B. Du Puy, L. Jaime, E. Hunnewell, J.-Willett, F. johnson. Second row: R. Bowser, E. Cheek, 1 Butterworth, S. Carrigan. Third raw: F.4Perez, M. Condon, S. Ward, G. Winchell, M. Miller. Fourih row: C. Jones B. Hunt, B. Du Puy, J. Bice, H. Dinnes. Fifth row: P. Riggs, C. Ferguson, B. Alexander, O. Lopez, E. Hastings Sixth row: C. Ellsworth, L. Wilhelmi, M. Hart, J. Archer, P. Mann. Seventh row: J. Chadwick, D. Evans, G. Clore M. Pierson, L. Johnson. Eighth row: M. Jones, D. Gorman, S. Willard, F. Rusk, S. Smith. Ninth row: F. Fleming P. Ruffell, D. Le-grand, J. Turner, B. Carter. 89 1 oun COACHES -G - Barney Nevvlee, former recreation ' director at Camp Miramar, toolc over Oachlni thehead football coaching reins in his thi? C baskixe initial year here at Su-Hi. The for ver Onvafslwand' Y is San Diego State athlete W h0lC30HaaIjg teamunder h Bee basketball a . 1 e The of C01,?Qe KGTQO cam if we h- ad a sta Coac H squ ban foofba Bile ion. aired mer also handled nd j. V. baseball. X ,A . jig?-I Anoth af wa? . ye er new addition to the athletic staff was john Green who was head 0 baseball mentor. The former Little All- S - :SKY leg American tackle from Northwest Mis- 'hl nwe dui A souri State Teachers' College also Ch U ef 39 , , . C03 imef Oth try rected the line during the f Q mwkooa, if H5 Coun son. Chia Dvenik sla C105 'n if? ting Edwl B65 A0 dv a 'Lau- Re xude kek mC baS C96 di - Ootball sea- 90 FOOTBALL 1950 Despite a slow start that saw the Red Devils lose five out of their first six games, the Sweetwater varsity football team closed the season with two convincing victories over strong rivals. Many observers felt that the Su-Hi varsity was the strongest Metro team at the con- clusion of loop play despite their three won and five lost season record. The most spectacular play of the year provided the winning margin as the Devils edged Calexico 21-18 in the opening game in the valley. Emil Loya intercepted a pass on the Su-Hi goal, ran the ball to the 10 where he lateraled to Ted Granger who covered the re- maining 9O yards. Garry Cummings and Sam Frankson scored the first two touchdowns. One john Archard found the Sweetie left tackle weak and cavorted 150 yards through it to lead the Grossmont Foothillers to 19-12 victory at the Aztec Bowl. The Red and Gray scored on two passes, a Cummings to Frankson and a Cummings to Lou Stills. San,Dieguito, the SCIF minor division champs, were next for the Diablos. A Dick Cleary to Bud Reid aerial with only 20 seconds remaining gave the Northerners a 13-12 decision. The combination of Cummings to Stills marked the first Devil tally, and Steve Pavka recovered a punt blocked by Dick Main for the second. Cummings heaved a long pass to Stills but the speedy end was tackled by the heel and fell one foot from the goal. The fans were provided with an even battle the next week as Harry Sykes and Co. from Coronado squeezed out a 21-14 win. Frankson scored the first touchdown on a plunge, while Waterman hit Stills with a pass for the second. Britt's toe provided the extra points. Big La Jolla High proved too strong for the Newleemen as they rolled to an easy 26-6 decision at the Cove. Waterman scored the only Diablo points on an end run. The Metro League Champions, Escondido, were next and again it was a case of out- playing but not outscoring the opposition. The Cougars came out on top with a last period score, 12-6. Frankson tallied Su-Hi's touchdown on a short line plunge. A late comer by the name of Billy Keller connected with 13 of 19 passes to lead the Sweeties to a 26-20 victory over Oceanside in Su-Hi's homecoming game. Keller accounted for all four touchdowns on three passes, two of them to Granger, and an end run. Sweetwater ended the season in a blaze of touchdowns as they poured it on to down rival Chula Vista 37-21 at their own homecoming. Keller again played excellently, scoring three tallies while Granger scored two, and Sanger accounted for the other. Frankson and Granger were selected All-Metro first team, with Stills All-Metro second team. Smith, Keller, Main, and Bailey, were Honorable Mention All-Metro. RED DEVIL VARSITY Front row fleft to rightj: E. Loya, T. Granger, B. Keller, R. Stage, D. Aguilera, D. Main, W. Turner, B. Smith, N. Kaufman, L. Stills, R. Perez, D. Geraci. Back row fleft to rightjz Coach J. Green, L. Scheuerman, D. Bailey, D. Lesh, D. Taylor, W. Britt, B. McVay, M. Speake, S: Hervey, B. Mosier, N. Nelson, B. Sevier, M. Roman, B. Gould, S. Pavka, T. Baysden, R. Talley, R. Ogden, D. Waterman, G. Cummings, R. Sanger, S. Frankson Coach B. Newlee. 91 1 --ee' - -if - 1mm-ff's d w J I 1 -Q J . I ...J RED X , Q , A if :Z :iw vw -:Ez . J? ' 5 ,. 'v il ff l if? A .... , .. DEVIL VARSITY ,.,, ' K ll? ,.,. Qu V f- - V,:' S 1, Bud Smith 3 M 1 li ' Tackle 5 Hon. Mention gf A All-Metro if , Billy Gould Tackle we all ,., , ,515 r , lx .-v-v--, 23.5-zasrz: .--' Nik' :,Kiz?'5Qsf:zV SHE- 'I A Tom Baysden X' Tackle A x Ray Perez Encl ,. f f . 9 ww., aw .M -i ' ' -ww an ::::::'r-' H+ ,, in is fir ,KW i X951 f. is , if fir M Ray Sanger Center 3, S' -B J Nshpx ,, 'bi . Lou Stills End 2nd String All-Metro R'oss Stage Guard Bill Keller Left Halfback Sam Frankson Fullback lst String All-Metro Diego Arguilera Guard ffl + , sf , .,.. -'ily gb.: , Dick Geraci Fullback J, iii 'Q CK., K an Q :EJ iv W-1 rr, ,ig zzvnrgil ' ' in jim Seebold Halfback to , W ,T ,, .A 3' - ww 4 Ray Ogden Center FOOTB ALL 1950 Ron Talley Tackle Gaffl' CUmmifl8S Dean Waterman Quarterback Right Halfback L A-Q Wiley Britt Tackle Bob McVay End Nate Kaufman En Willie Turner Tackle Don Bai-ley Halfback Hon. Mention All-Metro Dick Main Guard Ted Granger En lsr String All-Metro ' el qjaiiifx, A- yr f Steve Pavka N Tackle BRUISES OF RED DEVIL SEASON I! tw l 1 Ca-ul YM Lum ll - Wiley Britt's talented toe accounts for point number 7 which tied the score against Coronado but the Islanders squeezed out at 21-14 victory on Hudgins Field. Holding is Billy Keller. Dick Main f42j stops Primo Villanueva of Calexico along with other Sweeties but they find the ball is suspended in midair. Ready to pounce upon it are Garry Cummings C445 and Nate Kaufman 1463. Devils took a 21-18 verdict in the valley. Sam Frankson leaps into pay dirt for Devils' second score against Coronado. Dean Waterman C391 and unknown Diablo look on. ' Where is it? yells Dean Waterman flight jerseyj as the ball sails overhead. Ray Ogden Cllj aims a block on La jollan. Vikings took a 26-6 decision at the cove. Sam Frankson fdark jerseyj is in the open but not for long as four Oceansiders close in. Su-Hi captured this well-fought tussle, 26-20, on I-ludgins Field. B FOOTBALL Sweetwater's Bee football team, under the direction of Collins Haan, turned in a creditable season as they won two of five games. Though they lost three, all of them were one-touchdown victories. Coronado took the opener, 12-6, as the Devils' only score came on a Lindsay- to-Hamlet pass, a combination that clicked many times during the rest of the season. Grossmont's Sophomores were next and the Haanmen nabbed a 12-6 decision as Hamlet grabbed a fumble and tallied, and then took a Lindsay pass on a 60-yard play for the winning score. Again the Sweeties missed the victory column by one TD as the Escondido Cougars squeezed out a 13-6 verdict. Romo Buckley hit right tackle for 15 yards and the only Red and Gray score. Oceanside provided a see-saw battle the next week which saw the Diablos take a 26-20 victory, johnny Nausler scored first on a line plunge, Lindsay scored on a quarterback sneak, and two Lindsay-to-Hamlet aerials finished the TDs. Lindsay converted twice. The league champions, Chula Vista, were next and although they defeated the Devils, 26-19, it was the opinion of many observers that the Devils should have won.. Hero of the day for either side was Don Lindsay, who completed 9 of 15 passes, part of them with a shoulder separation in his flinging arm, Average score of the lightweights' games was Sweetwater 14, Opponents 15. Iirwzt row fl. lo rj: K. Myres, J. Boston, D. Emrick, D. Lindsay, K. Ferguson, -I, Parker, Shelby, L. Hamlet Nl Trivett. Bark mu' fl. lo ful: A. Bernal, D. Keyte, K. Huitt, L. Mendoza, A, Cottee, S. Bachleor, A. Jacobus J Nauslar. B, Riddle, J. Southwick, R. Buckley, S, Gallo, S. Coss. 96 VARSITY BASKETBALL Basketball again proved to be a sore spot as the lack of a decent place to practice handicapped the squad considerably The Devils ended up last rn the Metro League with a record of no wins and ten losses although among these defeats were a number of close contests The Coronado clash opened the Metro season and the Islanders took a 49 31 verdict In their second encounter they walked away with a 39 20 decision The Mar Vista games were heartbreakers with the Mariners squeezing out 39 38 and 33 30 victories Escondido rolled over the Devils 39 29 and 53 15 while Oceanside took two close ones by 37 33 and 30 29 scores The league champions and SCIF minor division semi finalists Chula Vista trounced the Haanmen 48 27 and 32 24 Vista was the only high school team the Diablos defeated and they nabbed a 41 27 verdict The starting five was composed of Don Bailey and Lou Stills at forward Bud Smith at center and Dick Geraci and ohnny Nash at guard Three of these are juniors Geraci being the only one not returning for next year johnny Riggs a Junior and sophomore Wiley Britt saw some action this year, and will be in the thick of the fight for next year s llneup Senior Bob Payne suffered a broken collar bone at midseason and Senior Frank Scott took time out for an appendectomy 7 I . ' ' 1 - - I - , , - - o 9 , J - , . ' 7 s Row 1: J. Nash, D. Harper, D. Bailey, F. Scott, T. Franklin, J. Riggs. Rau' 2: B. Smith, L. Stills, W. Britt, B. Payne, T. Granger, D. Trivett. Back: Collins Haan, coach. l 97 P I W N I RED DEVIL 'VARSITY M 4,3 fiifyqz 3 . gl, 2 by time r Bud Smith x af fx Center Lou suns ' Forward Hon. Mention All Metro ALL METRO , , 1 f' 4 15 is f-.. g sffffii- PM johnny Riggs Guard Wiley Britt Center M V . W ,ii .,,. 4' 4 fi 4 A Q 13 L i X E F mf Z.-A Dick Trivett Forward 98 jf d4 'fx A ' A ii ':., ,U tr .R t LA.. -,nj , tm-, ...-n V johnny Nash Guard Bob Payne Center Frank Scott Guard Don Bailey Forward mis? wrywri- sur .LQ 7 Y 5153 -- ,few Ar Q52 , V ..,, : w.:.h.,,, ,W ia? , Xia Q LN A mi mwekw Don Harper Forward BASKETBALL1951 Dick Geraci Guard Hon. Mention All Metro ALL METRO 'Paul DeLucia Guard 99 r . 2 CUR VARSITY IN ACTION i r I , U . ' 4 , , 5 C I Lou Stills 15, tips ball away Bud Smith attacks from behind Don Bailey f9j and Bud Smith ' from opponent with Don Lindsay as Escondidan hauls down ball. MQ futily try for the ball. U41 and Wiley Britt fbehind Number 10 at left is johnny Riggs. l Baileyj ready to grab the spheroid. r f , . , i I I I I s v , Bobby Payne's GJ shot tallies Bud Smith Q10 hauls down the two points against Chula Vista. casaba as Lou Stills GQ watches. 100 Lal-....L+,,,,7, ,, ,Y f Five hands reach in vain as the ball remains a tantalizing distance from their finger tips. 2' S 4 re- Q, ,ee 9 A Q I . Dave Dunham Forward 2nd String All-Metro F .ww 3 ef' 1 qxsb is We rs, Floyd Williams Guard Hon. Mention All-Metro 'mf J' 'M fe Z' X ' E3 is' -I Bob Stalnaker Forward ,-., W Z Eluis Chapin Center ,,.,.,-.u., Y..V , Y, . . , V Hvllitl.-. t- - ------M B BASKETBALL Su-Hi's Bee basketball team, coached by Barney Newlee, turned out a better team than was expected and they jumbled the league standing with timely upsets in posting a live-won- and-five-lost record. t Coronado downed the lighties, 38-31, in their first en- counter, but the Newleemen knocked them out of firstplace the second time they met by a 34-31 count. The two Mar Vista games were dillies, the Devils taking the first one, 28-27, and the Mariners the second, 36-33. Escondido was the thorn in the Devils' side as they were the only team the Diablos did not beat. The scores were 34-25 and 54-17. Oceanside fell twice before the Bees, 27-24 and 28-27. Chula Vista's Spartans were shocked by a 38-31 defeat pinned on them by the Sweeties but they got revenge in a tight 24-23 tilt later. ' Starters for the Bees were Lloyd Williams and Don Lindsay at guard, Don Maag or Floyd Streeter at center, and Dave Dunham and Able Portillo at forward. Lindsay and Dunham were second-string All-Metro, and Portillo and Williams were honorable mention. GR-OSSMONT CONTROLS TIP if a Q NE .-P05 N Floyd Streeter Jafk Sfafk Center Guard 101 nulllnlmma W-----H f----W -----lv fF'l--- W -- if tid? in i Q - fu., 'ef ri, 4 - Q sg 2555, ' Don Lindsay Guard 2nd String All-Metro Abel Portillo Forward Hon. Mention All-Metro ' ,,,... 1 t r H is ,Megs Y if Bw v Jiri' s N qi 3. ,Q gtk? K wig? is., Q -f 1 B R -EW t :Wig it 56:5 ,. o 8 'Wy' Q, Q 3 x Ni' is -X11 5 ,gc -. . . 1- Art Cottee Forward Dale Spitz C BASKETBALL Devilville's Cee basketball team fared poorly this past season as they found only one victim, in the name of Southwest junior High. However, the flyweights and their coach, Edwin Livengood, had a lot of fun together despite the discouragement that continu- ally stared them in the face. The starting lineup was usually composed of Lupe Mendoza and Elbert Pederson at forwards, David Keyte at center, and Norm Trivett and Ed Bagley at guards although jim Parker and jim Haas saw plenty of action. Lupe Mendoza Forward Elbert Pederson David Keyte Ed Bagley Center Forward Guard Norman Trivett James Parker James Haas Guard Forward Guard ' - 102 VARSITY TRACK 1951 Hard work was the keynote of Sweetwater's 1951 Metro Championship track squad. Under the able coaching of Ed Livengood the boys improved rapidly throughout the season and the constant improvement made for team strength. Among the top performers were jim Seebold who was the squad's top point-getter, hurdler Ted Granger, sprinter john Palhegyi, shot-putter jim Frankson, and ,pole vaulter-hurdler Paul DeLucia. In the last meet of the season with Chula Vista, Granger set a new record for the high hurdles with a 16.2 effort and Palhegyi tied two school records, running the 100 in 10.2, and the 220 in 22.2. Seebold was also the league's top man in the 440 and broad jump. Second place in the B standing wrote fmis to a highly successful 1951 track season. Rau' 1.' D. Kendall, P. DeLucia, D. Good, j. Palheygi, G. Kingsley, P. Cook, G. Fritschmann, K. Myres. Rou 2: Coach Livengood, L. Neinast, B. Smith, T. Granger, J. See-bold, BQ Wells, S. Frankson, R. McVay, R. Taylor B. Alderman, S. Pavka, V. Lawson. A. Cruppi, B. Condon. 103 l x l l l v t L. . ,.,. . Paul De Lucia I Pole Vault Paul Cook Broad jump B TEAM Relay Team james Seebold Paul Cook Ted Granger john Palheggi Billy Alderman Row 1: G. Howerton, B. Stratton, K. Ferguson, W. Schwartzah, H. Barker, G. Wall, R. Allen, A. Portillo. Row 2: Coach Livengood, D. Frazier, A. Gregg, C. Hartwell, P. Nielson, C. Barcus, B. Lowe, D. Lindsay, D. Spitz, C. Lara, W. Turner, D. Breeding. I0-l Y '--'-f-v- --V - Y, 1ullllulL,,.Y ,H W, Ymwvk,-vw, W-bww f VW' -1 SPRINTERS Paul Cook, john Palhegyi, james Seebold Sam Frankson Ted Granger Shmpu' Hurdles C TRACK TEAM ' Coach Livengood, E. Bagley, L. Mendoza, E. Pederson, R. Garcia, Parker IO5 DEVIL VARSITY BASEBA Fmnt :ou QL RQ D Nitsche, P. Briggs, D. Fredrickson, D. Bailey. D. Walker D Lesh A Cortee G Trujillo J Nash Bark ww QL RJ Coach J. Green, N. Kaufman, D. Main, Ray Sanger, D. Geraci D Freeman T Baysden G Rr brnson L Stills B Keller, Mgr. B. Skiles, Mgr. R. Berger. Sweetwater's 1951 baseball team looked forward to one of the most successful years in its history as a veteran in- field, along with the strongest pitching staff in the Metro League, bolstered the squad. Dick Walker, second string All-Metro for Chula Vista last year, Dave Freeman, transfer from Delano High, Billy Keller, transfer from Imperial High, and Dick Geraci, Diablo chucker for two years formed the twirling line. Pat Briggs, veteran American Legion first sacker, and Nate Kaufman, reserve last year, handled the initial corner while Don Nitsche, a letterman from last year, cavorted around second. Gregorio Trujillo, a promising sopho- more manned shortstop along with Walker when he jasnt itchin Don Bailey, another monogrammer, and 8' . ay Sagger worked at third. The first string outfield was composed of Dick Fred- rickson in left, Don Lesh in center, and George Robinson in right. None of these lads were lettermen but the early practice games proved good experience. Two more out- helders, Garry Cummings, and Tom Baysden, provided depth in the outer gardens. Last year's most valuable player, Lou Stills, returned to catch as did another junior Dick Main, Early season games include a 13-1 trouncing of Point Loma, two victories over the alumni, 18-2 and 11-1, a 13-2 triumph over Grossmont, a 2-1 victory at the expense of La Jolla and also a 10-1 defeat at their hands. Hoover downed the Diablos in a close one 5-2. The big upset of the year saw the Red Devils edge San Diego High School 5-4. Art Cottee Dick Main George Trujillo Outfield Catcher Shortstop l06 TENNIS Tennis, an unknown sport at Devilville, had high and justified hopes of an excellent season as four of last year's top five men returned, only the number two man leaving. Leland Huhn, Johnny Riggs, Robin Southern, and Gary Cooper were top bets for the first four positions as they earned letters there last year and no one looked capable of upsetting them. Of these four, all except Huhn are juniors. Others battling for starting posi- tions were Sherm Adamson, Rod- ney C a n t a r i n i, Romo Buckley, Frank Scott, Dick Trivett, Glenn Rhodes, Robert Riddle, and Charles Dawson. Ffonz :ow R Buckley S Adamson R Southern G Cooper J Riggs L Huhn. Bark raw: Coach C. Haan, J Dempsey M Chart G Rhodes D Trivett T Reed D Whitsitt F Scott T Graydon, R. Cantarmr, B. Riddle, ,. ln ., W.. , ,.. , - .J-,,,.., - uxuu--YY, ,., cnoss c-QUNTRY TEAM First row: Coach Livengood, D. Brent, Mgr. Serond row: V. Lawson, G. Fritschmann, H. Barber, V. Everett. Nat pictured: B. Davis, B. Alderman, D. Leonard, P. Neilsen, J. Taylor, A. Brimmage, CHAMPIONS 6th PERI-OD G-ORMA'N'S GIRAFFES First row: D. Whitsitt, J. Gorman, T. Peterson. Serond row: L'. Huhn, S. Pavka, B. Wilson, T. Gresham. 6th period-Gorman's Giraffes CROSS COUNTRY The Red Devil leather-lungers completed a suc- cess season by compiling a record of three wins and three losses during the dual meet' season and by emerging with a third place in the newly organized All-Metro meet. Bob Davis led the harriers in the All-Metro meet by placing eighth in a field of fifty runners. The remainder of the team consisted of Hollis Barber, Gerry Fritschmann, Vernon Everett, Vardaman Lawson, Earl Alderman, john Taylor, Alton Brimmage, and Paul Neilsen. The All-Metro meet was won by Escondido with Chula Vista second. The Devils opened the season with a two-point defeat at the hands of tlie San Diego State College Frosh and then followed with a victory over Mar Vista. Next the Red Devils topped the Coronado Green Wave by one point in the next Metro Loop encounter. After dropping a decision to the Escon- dido Cougars, the Red Devil runners topped Ocean- side and followed with a defeat at the hands of the Chula Vista Spartans to complete the season. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Steam-rolling through all opposition, Gormarfs Giraffes, from sixth-period gym, captured the intra- mural basketball championship with a final 25-18 triumph over- Neale Chapman's second-period crew. The Giraffes highlighted an undefeated season with a tremendous 93-17 victory over the fourth- period Cadets to set a new school intramural record. Members of the championship squad were jack Gorman, captain, Tom Peterson, Steve Pavka, Bruce Wilson, Leland Huhn, Dean Whitsitt, and Tom Gresham. Lund Bishop Vance Clymer Boys' Physical Education ..., .,.. c MW.-. -... Y .V 1 I T i , HW, .,.,,,,,.,,,, ,1.,.,.... M, .,..V,, ., Y - . To V MPN, Uh NW X AcKNowi.eoGMeNTs Q 'I Cover Design ....... v. Y....,.. ....A,.,,.,. , .... C a r los Juarez Photography .oo.A,... ...A..,.. V reeland Artist Photographers Typing. .s,..s..,v .....,... D oreen Turnhom L Business ,s... ......... Z enio Veiasquez V V' Printing ......... ...,.,.,,,..,,. .... N e yenesch Printers, Inc Q Aovisens Business ..... ,, .,s,....,..,..s..,.. Mr. Warren Financial ....... ..... c ss,Mrs. Schneider Typing ,....., ..,..,.ss M rs. Ostrom ' FP Production .,.,. -c ..... Mrs. Sparks 5 THE RED AND GRAY WISHES TO THANK THE FOQLLOWING SU-I-ii BOOSTERS! l L E T U S A l. L G I V E A THEM OUR PATRONAGE i E L F T 110 4. so c c Wt I-It ,1,,.. ,v..-.Y.-up V- I-lv -f Congratulations to the 1951 Class PLUMBING - HEATING - APPLIANCES Hotpoint - Maytag - Crosley 604 I-Iighland Avenue Phone GreeIey 7-I I6 CONGRATULATIONS VISIT OUR MODERN DAIRY IN SWEETWATER VALLEY PI b 3 Sppl 'p ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2 I L.,,.,. .,,.,,..,,,,,,...,,,.,s ,.,... , ..., -W .,,,,........,,,-,-,s1..,....-f. .V.,,, -...-N.... . . ---f--i------f- coNGRATuLATioNs LEONARD'S Music and Jewelry 3l8 Highland Avenue DOWD'S MARKET 936 National Avenue A. R. DANKWORTH, Inc. I4l4-I4I6 W. 7th St. Los Angeles, Calif. Nat'I City-Chula Vista Realty Board 639 National Ave. OTIS HARDWARE 829 National Avenue ENGRAVERIS CORPORATION ZI4 West Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, Calif. JULIE'S SWEET SHOP 2903 Highland Avenue Boston and Thomas Pharmacy 'l82O Highland Avenue Nelson-Smith Radi.o and Appliance 833 National Avenue South Bay Amusement Center 999 National Avenue SKATELAND ZII West G St. San Diego SWEETWATER WOMAN'S CLUB -Bonita Southeastern Chapter No. 345 I ORDER OF EASTERN STAR VREELAND Artist Photographers IO59 Ninth St. San Diego HANSEN'S FLOWERS 229 National Avenue NATIONAL CITY AIRPORT National Avenue E M E R Y ' S I436 Highland Avenue TRUEBLOOD MOTORS IOth and I7th National Avenue H and H DRUG STORE 940 National Avenue AVONNE'S BEAUTY SHOP 2I5l Highland Avenue and BEST WISHES JULIUS N. WEISSER BAGNALL REXALL DRUGS l0l8 National Av 805 N 'c I A e. I-I If L CI y d CI VOGELS I-IOUSE of SWEETS IO33 N t I A 3005 I-Ighl d Avenue DSURESSTOREI MEN Gy8fGyR It dl 8I7 N tionaI.A 735 N tionaI A DeIbert's Department St ' 925 Natio I Avenue 4 WSW ywww ,JIIIIQI ZIV IW I I fffwjfa III MJIMVIWUIW 3 IQIWIZWM Q? i I if CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 iii I IV, MARVIN'S BARBER SHIIP !X7 EXPERT SERVICE TO MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ,K , N I J 624 Notionol Ave., Nofionol City Gr. 7-4806 I-if . I I I I EST WISHE if B S 82I National Ave-National City Gr. 7-9I I9 N CONGRATULATIONS M 1 Biflkuxig CLASS OF I95I BAILEY 81 STARKHARDWARE DUPONT PAINT -- FINE APPLIANCES - HOUSEWARES 9th and Nofaom-Ji Ave., Nqfaonoi Cary V Gr. 7-8085 I. ,,,,,,, II-I NEYEN SCH PRINTERS INC We are this year printing annuals tor the to-llowing schools: The Red and Gray of Sweetwater Army 8: Navy Academy Cathedral High School Chula Vista High School Chula Vista Junior High School Coronado High School Dana Junior High School Escondido High School Grossmont High School Herbert Hoover High School San Diego Junior College in Kearny High School Mar Vista High School Palm Springs High School Point Loma High School Roosevelt Junior High School San Diego High School San Diego Union Academy San Pasqual Academy Southwest Junior High School San Diego State College I8Ol BROADWAY San Diego, California Phone Franklin 9-8lOl CONGRATULATIONS upon the successful completion of your studies and graduation from SWEETWATER UNION HIGH SCHOOL conronnrlon IO55 Sixth Avenue Franklin l344 smrioNERS Headquarters for all school supplies CONGRATULATIONS ELLIS BR RS' DEPT. 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