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

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f 4 yaczatl, A OFFICE STAFF julia Rolf, Marguerite Hall, Grace Seebolcl. COOKS Bell Farry, Lorraine Stell, Mary Smith, Evelyn Johnson, Midge Kersey. 014. 4.4 W-' -Q Q CUSTODIANS Charley Hobbs, D. E. Hammett, W. H. Haynes, T. H. Cornelius, E, B. Hardesty, M. M. Stewart. NON-CERTIFIED P were All of QQ-e Students of Su-hi woulzlilce to express their appreciation to the office staff, cooks, custodians, and bus drivers, who have so patiently served us during our stay at Su-Hi. Yum..-s . kg f- ',,,.,.ph V 2.57 ' ,Y , 2 Wjxn.. i f ' .4 at VL .. fe . . - . li xr ' W .- . -Q, , ,. f., ..., . z -. at Q - ,t m-fr. : . 7. . kia W-.,,1k.,a., 5,2 K N ll Q .ae , . 4. ,... .. ,,,. ..., t ..u,.,, ,... , . . , ..... ,. . ,,.. BUS DRIVERS FIRST Row-Harold Lineemod, Phil Morey, W. E. Hommel. SECOND ROWlFf8Hk Reed, John Marlow, Sam Eby. 15'

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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,

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Edward Hawken, Esther Hanson, P. Errett Killion. mix Music BUILDING iii' MAIN BUILDING NIGHT SCHOOL The department of adult education offers classes leading to evening high school graduation, as well as health, physical education, commercial, homemaking, and vocational training. Adult classes meet in various parts of the Sweetwater Union High School District. There are no tuition fees. Adult stu- dents provide their own materials, books and supplies. Sweet- water Evening High School, established in 1934, is one of the few such schools which is fully accredited by the Univer- sity of California. In 1934 there were two adult graduates, in 1953 approximately sixty will receive evening high school diplomas. There are some 400 such alumni at this time. SWEETWATER GETS IT'S FACE LIFT ED The graduating Seniors have watched with mixed emotions the beautiful new buildings that will rise out of the shapeless boards which have cluttered the campus for so long. There will be five new buildings in all, including an administration building, an addi- tion to the shops, a science and home economics building, a multi- purpose room, and a classroom building. Sweetwater's 1953 football team will be making their kick-offs and tackles on a field stretching from north to south. All the Sweetwater students who will be sitting in the bleachers along D Street, with spirit renewed, will be cheering them on. Although the campus will have a new appearance to outsiders, the memories which we seniors hold in our hearts of our happy days here can never be destroyed. if I-ak .4 ' J MAIN BUILDING