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

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FAC U LTY We the students of Sweetwater are proud to present our faculty in the Red and Gray. A school does not grow and prosper with- out reason. Sweetwater High School could not have become what it is today without the un- tiring effort and good leadership of its teachers. Q, -1 iv ALICE BRANCH English Orientation Business English World History - Dramatics I MILE-: :ii il 1.- ' 1 gf is ' ' f,t,. W .t, JOHN C. CI-IAMBERLAIN English - Civics English Orientation .4051 WM l V X .V HELEN BERGER E . . LL Joug:1alisixgrxNExglish BETTY BRONNER ALVIN BUBY Uniform Group - Dancing Wood Shop Girls' Physical Ed. RUTH CQBURN ROBERT DRESCHER Llbfaflfm Algebra - Trigonometry Physics - Chemistry 1 5 VIRGINIA EVANS JOHN GREEN COLLINS I-IAAN PAUL KETTELA English Orientation Hygiene - Bl0l0SY Family Living Welding Girls' Phyiscal Ed. Athletics - Life Science Counselor - A.S.B. Adviser I JOSEPH LAGNESE HELEN MOE BARNEY NEWLEE if ELSIE English Orientation Nurse English Orientation ' Ogce rammg x 1 Public Speaking English - World History Shorthand C . '1 I I if I X

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ONN EXN . , A 3. OBF-RT ST deal GMS We - B- 5 YS, vkcepfin e Pflncipal 0 1 ALLEN A. CAMPBELL Principal Sweetwater Union High School, or Su-Hi as the school is affectionately known to all students and alumni, has been throughout the 32 years of its existence, National City's principal training center for enlightened American citizen- ship. From its halls and classrooms have gone, and will continue to go, young men and women imbued with ethics, de- cency and character so essential to the welfare of our nation. The senior class of 1953 will be the last group to graduate from the original Sweetwater structure. Succeeding classes will know a new school building, wrought by the long and careful planning of the Board of Trustees, and Superin- tendent M. McDonald, of the Sweetwater Union High School District, with the united support of citizenry of the community. The new buildings will contain new and more adequate facilities for the education of youth in future years. Equally important will be the transfer and continuance of the richly traditional school customs and ideals of the past. Upon the strengths developed, students and faculty will study and work together, in company with all American public schools, to insure the ability of future citizens to distinguish between truth and falsehood and thus improve our chances for freedom.

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THOMAS PARKER Drivers' Education Athletics CHARLES SCHULTZ Mechanical Drawing Cadets- Uniform Group ARTHUR TEETER .w WW www SYLVIA INGEBRITSON Homemaking Foods - Clothing CORNELIA MCKNIGHT English Orientation Latin - English 5 1 Twins ELIZABETH STONE ial An English Orientation Freehand Drawing World Hisfofl' GLENN WARREN JOHN WELDEN Geometry - Algebra Review Math. - Civics Counsellor Athletics HARLAN SKINNER Band ec Orchestra LOIS ST ARCK English Orientation U. S. History Chorus - Choir,