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

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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

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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

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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