Grossmont High School - El Recuerdo Yearbook (El Cajon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1946 volume:

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Smith, Principal Mr. Harold G. Hughes Vice Principal Tl-IEY CHART THE COURSE Regardless ot what improvements explod- ing atoms and men from Mars may bring to tuture Grossmonters, it is ditticult to imag- ine an administration partnership superior to that ot Mr. Smith, Mr. l-lughes, and Mr, Reed. Their individual qualities ot etticiency, tairness and patience with our problems have become welded together into a single im- pression ot triendly and able leadership. Mr. Raymond L. Reed, Director ot Attendance X ff It N' Ethel l. Prosser Retuge in the storm to the treshmen, able advisor on problems ot program and that unlcnown void, the tuture, and to seniors a source ot endless help, and encouragement to all ot us, Miss Prosser will always be a greatly valued triend and counselor. John S. Cornelius As the radar beam is to the rorlfctulrip, so if, Mr. Cornelius to the myriads ot puzzled students and to the problems ot the ASB. Hia ever triendly patience and capable guidance will reserve him a special permanent spot in our affections. Trustees The school board under the able leadership ot Mr. C, A. Foster has devoted much time and eltort to the preparation ot plans tor buildings tor a superfatomic Grossmont. Left to Right: Conrad Cfmrrwr, lrrrra S-mars, Rvxlord A. l-lill Clrarlvs A. Foslvr, Cl-rudw A, Bvrrglv, Lister A, Fr-'t'm1n We are sorry to may goodbye to Mom Barnett. This is her last year at Grossmont. One ot the friendliest persons on the campus, slre has been a real Mom to those of us who drop in to chat or lick ca cake or pie pan. She will leave a vacancy im possible to fill, for mlne lwas been, tor twenty years, as vital a part of Crossnnont as any group or trad ition in the sclwool. THEY SERVE US VITAMINS . . MRS. BARNETT C C J ' T fxllwr rnrmy rgruvlrrrlg Irrrur, rrl grrlrlr Sy-lcrrr ll:-,lwy Il, lxotlwl Driver-r ttlmnlnfrr, or lumlmmtnlrslw. l l Alrfrrmrrlrrggyx Cnr,-w,rnorm'ru know tlmcy ran always rely on llwc cdtclcrin -,latt to -,upply llwcm wltlw lm- lnxl rn lrrrrrl lor llwrr pcrrrrrl ml rcwt---lunrb. Q ij' gf N ' K' 'f?33'YEi's' FQ'Qg .. Ask any Foothiller about Tommy Gould and he'll tell you, l'Tommy's a swell guy: he's my triend. Tom- my's our genial assistant in the Boys' Phy. Ed. Dept. Mrs. Newell is the etticient assist- ant in the Girls PE. Department who tinds the girls' lost articles, and pertorms many other invalu- able services tor the girls ot GU. l-l.S. The bookstore is a wondertul institution No matter whether you have broken your leg or just your tavorite fingernail, our et- ticient nurses, Mrs. Holmerud and Mrs. Gib- son are always ready to provide adequate treatment and triendly sympathy to ease our wounds and woes. which carries more stock and gives more service than many ot us realize. Anything trom a paper clip to a chemistry apron may be had from its triendly and etticient nnan- agers. Wllll lllll DATA DABBLERS We give the otliee statt many thanks and special, preapaid round trips to the moon, tor their triendly assistance otten given in the midst ot the rush ot their own heavy worlc. Alice Olson, Vivian Jewitt xl Q0 lima Sears, Hazel Eldridge, Elizabeth Kubic O , x K I K . Q QI A fL . U o . J - i 9 - ' 9 b P . Qgggislilib 4 t I . ' Q - ' 0 Eg fp V ff' f -dfagfkxlfgb igiiiil I ' - sKHQ ETQ 5' , l ' f I 1 . X!! N . 13 'i,Jl..,,.. A ff 'ga . 4A.. I S . ' ETIQ I . - ,, 145 fQ:,go' V .Q . 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President, Kent, is responsible tor rnuch ot the hard work and good morale ot the Board ot Commissioners. The example ot his 'Frank and op- timistic manner ot tacing a ditticult situation has served as a lesson we will never forget. Charles Estrada Faced with one ot the most frequently criticized Student Body jobs, Chuck has been more than ade- quate in providing us with varied assemblies and dances. Alice Clark As the able Commissioner ot Finance, and the Chairman ot the Commission in the absence ot Chuck Kent, Alice Clark was a busy girl. She carried out her many duties cheerfully and etticiently. By her triendly spirit, Clarkie made it lots more fun tor everyone who worked with her. Barbara Wri ht 9 With the end ot the war, the Commis- Duane Close Letters. awards, supervision ot Athletic events, are but a few ot the taslcs ot the Commissioner of Athletics. Bud has lcept the department in top shape this year. it sioner ot Co-ordinated Activities was no longer needed in her former capacity, Bar- bara ha done a ood 'ob in her new field 5 9 l -supervision of the Student Advisory Council. Lucille Flournoy We owe our smooth elections, 6.9.6. Board, ac- tivities, and A.S.B. dances largely to the efforts ot the Commissioner ot Welfare. Ludy has served us 'F well in this capacity. IS' Genevieve Turncc Genevieve has done a bigger job much better than most ot us realize. She is responsible for that top notch A.S.B. card sales campaign, many extra- special posters, and good publicity in the Foothill Echoes and San Diego papers. CLASSY CLERICALS Lois Geddes, l-listorian, tias lcept a scrapbook ot tl'ie years Student Body events tor tuture reterence. Joraye Crawtord has been a taittitul and etticient A.S.B. Clerl4. One ot the widest and most important ot- tices ot all is tlwat ot if the ticlcet supervisor and assistant, Betty Clwivas and Ken Blaclc. GRIPEIHANDLERS A new organization, the Student Advisory Council was tliis year made an otiicial body under tlfie supervision ot the Commission. Council members netted 5550 in the Marctr ot Dimes campaign, lwave organized trail trattic patrols, and l'iold lively discus- sions on current sctiool problems at eacli ot their meetings. dhgiurgur-3 t BOBBIE GOULD PLANETARY JUSTICE lm 31 Y til, ? lt. ,W ,hg.. ., gov.. PP L It t Rght T L L Flournoy, G. Simpson, B. S In b ,l Wilson, R. MCM Tr-ar liim atom from atomi2O minutes ot the diss integration rayidelwydrated water diet tor 60 days. Tlivsrr and otlwer ominous penalties await tlwe untore lunatrr soul wlwo dares brealc a rule ot ttie G. G. G. Gould, M. 2' Q TEDDY VITA 'Ns Board. Inspired by tlwe many modern possibilities tor punislwment and torture, judges Bobbie Gould and Teddy Vita have sueeesstully lead tlwe student body in its ellort to Groom Girossmont Grounds. Lett to Right: P. Kelly, J. Cornelius, J SWlflCY, T. Vita, R. Good, N Fireman, R Russell, MARS' MISSES The Girls' League is every girl's organization, led by Bobbie Gould and the Execu- tive Committee, and advised by Miss Prosser. Sorne ot the year's many activities in- cluded a Pa-Ma-Me banquet, a traditional Facul-Tea, a successful dance, and sev- eral entertaining assernblies. Closing the year they sponsored a get-acquainted day tor tuture Grossrnonters. swww BOBBIE GOULD 'xxx Ml MARS' MISTERS The Boys' Federation gave a protitable year ot service to the school. Beginning with the Frosh welcome in September, activities included supervision ot tootball games, presentation ot the Autumn Prom, supervision ot hall trattic, and the Christ- mas Giving Campaign and senior scholarship, joint projects with the Girls' League. BUD HELD R. Longman, R. Spence, G. Coleman, B, Held, N. Freeman, D, Baller, D. Newton. The Witches Wiggle was one ot the most colorful dances ot the year, a gay masquer- ade, with many not knowing who, or what! Football wouldn't be really football, how- ever, without the addition ot the traditional group and color of the band and drill team. organizations which are excellent at Gross- mont. CALENDAR OF EVENTS l-lazing is a little ditticult it you happen to be a freshman, but just thinlc ot what you can do to the new arrivals next year! And just what is our favorite sport? For which do we get out ot school, tloclc to the tield, scream our heart and lungs out, and wear our blue and yellow clothes to- gether? Football, ot course! Counting vote: in always an entoreed hi' brtrnritirin, often revealing results ai unpre- dir tablrr an a utray proton. Say what you will about tootball, the 'port ranit hold a candle to the teeling ot rirrighbrirly exr itement which permeates the .iir til rl varwilv bautetball game. Active dernocravv at worlx-a great ma' iority ot Grosamonters are student body members and participate wholeheartedly in student government activities. The G.A.A. Banquet is one Ot the out- standing events ot the year-a mothers and daughters annual dinner. The Faculty Assembly is hilarity incar- nate. Our teachers have talent too-great musicians, dynamic actors ancl actress, mov- ing orators, and thrilling singers. April lst is Taclcy Day when Grossmonters let imagination run wild and come to school in costumes representing everything from Moon Men to Siamese Twins. The annual Pan American Ball is one ot the big social events ot the year. The high- light ot the evening is the crowning ot the queen. Two men on base, Casey at the Bat , he swings and a roar goes up from the crowd-itls baseball season at Grossmont. . SQQSX .vs , W, , 5, . K i f V V, A WM ,, Xu' Q t r 'fi' , ,, ,lfgffii,,,,lQ3dMwiM8321Q Ax! we 'V K H - X J Y K Y, kgg fn -ww, , 4 M., -' ..: 1. .H .. 1 'f21'i,'fflffiSf3?KfY11w 'igwzew 'M--M A '- , '4,,A If v L3 'rf , ' 9 ' , ' + H , A .-5 W - LM ' , -fm: x TTT' A X xx X A wk, X- . Q I . O F ' N 5 np. U. A xxxv 'xu-. ,5:,-,f A . 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N 'N BOB LAMP TODAYS ATOMS Under the leadership ot Bob Lamp, the senior class enjoyed a very tull year, high- lights ot which were the senior play, senior sweaters, announcements, ditch day, and, most important ot all, Baccalaureate and graduation. dl y ice-president, G Braun, advisor, R. Fuller, Treasurer, T, Meza, Secretary, E. Poley, advisor R,Ha e,v N .,,..,.. ey ffm W, f ,. ,.,',',,t wmv- CI E PJ! LJ S E S L AW HIQF' ,UC Q i 1 lhi: Seriiiir Sweater Committee preuemted, iirdeied, and dehyered hliii- uwiwitiw, with qritd emtglerw. Thi: iirderimg and delivery ot nn Vi lH1Ckif1'XEIf1t',, HUC! FJCV'vC3mdt Cdfft' vmn ettif ieritly himdted thy the Ari riiitirifememt Committee. W' Wt jr' mn nal W W E ffm Q-W BI' xg- ,QQ iiwgi K, as five? M ' M ' ,f 3 .RQ illll l Qilil fX'T XA! CD R K A 1 ham e to ditchftegallyl! Thi-, great nenior event was executed by the Ditfh Day Committee. The Cap and Gown Committee had the tedimi-. and tremeridom job ot menuuring weriiorx for their feremcwiwifit robert. P5 W wi ., .j a H -1 ,. A ,...A Q ,A,. - Q. RETLJRNING VETERANS First row, left to right A. Ruis, C. Morton: Second row: B. McGilliard, B. Shepard, Kelly: Third row: Brown, B. Foster, J. Sanchez, J. Spaulding. MARIAN BAKER . . . Marian is a lan- guage major , . Transferred here in '45 from Minneapolis where she was an of- ficer in several clubs . . . Belongs to Pi- ano Club, Future Teachers Club, C.S.F. and Biology club this year . . . Was top ranking in poetry in Atlantic Monthly contest this year, also 2nd prize and hon- orable mention in other writing contests: .. , Will attend Stanford, OLIVE BALL . . . Olly is a science ma- jor . . . Transferred here in '45 from San Diego Union Academy, where she was editor in chief of the paper and vice- pres, of the student body . . . Member of the Alpine teen-club . . . Likes swim- ming, reading, and playing the piano . .. Will attend College, ELIZABETH JEAN BALLANTYNE' . . . Liz majored in social science and wants to be a social worker . . . Biology Club 3, Secretary 43 Future Teachers Club 3. Sec. 43 C.S.F. l,3g Girls League Service Committee, 45 . , . Favorite pastime is reading . . . Plans to go to college. TOM BALLANTYNE' , . . Tom majored in history . . . Pan American Club 2,3: Future Teachers Club Officer 4: . . . Will be a history teacher . . . Hopes to at- tend Pomona College after graduation. ROBERT BARKER' . . . Bob majored in science . . . Hopes to be a radio tech- nician . , . King in Christmas pageant: Sound crew, 3,47 Pan American Club, 23 Dancing Club 2, 31 ice Skating Club 4 , . . Likes to fix radios and electrical ap- pliances , . . Wants to enter radio school after he graduates. MARTHA BASOM' . . , Mickie had art and history major . . . Baseball team 2,31 Basketball team 37 Volleyball team 37 Christmas Pageant 4, Dancing Club 3,43 G.A.A. 4 . . . Likes to dance, draw, and loaf . . . Will move to New Orleans to live. THE CRADLIATINC JOHN ADAMS' . . . Ag major , . . F.F. A. l,2,3,4, program chairman, 4 . . . Hob- by horses and cars . . . Plans to be a successful, diversified Farmer . . . U.S. Army after graduation. EDITH ANN ALDERMAN' . . . Edie . math major but intends to be a photog- rapher . . . Won certificate of ni-,rit in Latham Foundation art contest, l . . . Honor Roll, 2: Drill team, 31 Red Robvd Choir, 43 Girls League Comm. 2,33 Piano Club, 3-Sec, 45 Tri-Y, 4 . . , college af- ter graduation. ANNA AMES' . . . Squirt majored in languages . . . C.S.F.,lg Dancing Club,23 Pan American Club,3,4g Student Council, 3: Pageant Decorating Comm., 37 Junior Red Cross, 4: Lackadaisical Lakeside Gals, 3.4 . , , Will attend State College and hopes to work with Pan-American Airways. BETTY ANDERSON . . . 'lAndy majored in business , . . S.Q.O, Proxy, 47 Christ- mas Pageant, 4: . . . Likes to dance and chew gum , . . Transferred to Grossmont in '43 . . . Will work at the telephone company in the future. ESTELLENE ANDERSON' . . . Esty majored in a stenographic course . . . Queedeets , 3, Sec. 41 Dancing Club lg Tri-Y, 41 Foothill Echoes reporter, 3g Sen- ior Announcement Comm., 47 , , . Am- bition is to travel . . . plans to go to business college. KATHRYN MARGARET ASAY' .... Katie carried a stenographic and home- rnaking major , , . Bowling Club, 2,33 Dancing Club, 2,35 La Mesa TAC s, 4 . . . Likes to dance and go to football games . . . Will be a stenographvr aftwr graduation. ...N 'Dlnq Drngll had rrlalh rrlalor . . . G,G.6. Board 3 , , . Ivworllv paullrrrr' rs Il',l'1Il'lQ and his III.- nrnlrutuon IS lo ralfh a Ilsh brg wnouqh an hw wrmnll havv lo vxaqqvral-' . , Wrll I-nl-'r Ihr- Army alll-1 graduabon. EDYTHE BELSHA' . . , IIEdy major-rd ID homwmalrrng . . , Pan Amvrrfarw Club I,?: Uanrlnq Club l , . . Payout-' pas llllll' l', SVWIUQ and flvflklnq , . . Llll' and Imran IS lo bv qfmd hous-'wal-' . . . Wrll rorrlrnur- worlrmq at Ivlvphoru- company. JOAN BENGSTON' . , . Ioan malor-'d rn lnqlluh . . . ls our vvry Lalvnlvcl Ilulr' playvr . , . Srhubwrl Club 2. Sl-crvlary 3,41 Gul Rvsvrv-'S l,21 Spv-'ch Club 27 C.S.F. I: GL. Program Chairman 41ShorL Slory Corlvsl Y: Honor Rall lf4g Dansy Cham 3: A.S.B. Play 41 Pagvanf Plcfurff, I5 A Cappwlla 4g Rwd Robvd Chou Ipaq .-anl and Iaal-'r Svrvrrs-al 43 Orchvslra L73 I'rw',, I .,.. Wrll allvnd fall.-qw. SARAH BENTON' ...' 'Bunnyw had bus III' 'III IYIHIVII , , , IVHIYI ljfwfnf' uuq Iwarvr lg lmnrunq Club fl . . , I-lobby rr, lrrmrq-'lmrlx rrrlmq A , , Eayfurrlv' paallrm lu flanrlnq wrllr 'lpaullh . . . Wrll bl fn qv-ml lmrulsvwulw all-'r qrfldualron, GRACE BERNALD' . , , BootsI' was an rrlhwr wnlhuslaslur LHIISIFVSS rnalor . . . Ilan Arn-'rlran Club 31 llanclnq Club 23 lJr-'nu RVQIII- !lI'7I'1 CIM-rlrrr 73 Larlcadalsl ral Lalrrnrdr' Gala 3, SN. 43 Lrndo Lalr I l-l- n Club 3,43 III-roralnrwn Comm, for pflqr Irnl I1Caplarn rmlVOllr'yL1all lr'arr12, I . . . Undrrudvd abruul lhw lulurf. JUANITA BESEDA' . . , Nrla sludn-'d ullrurqraplry bul wanln In lu. fa mm-,ron fury . , Qul-I-dwltf, trrasurvr 43 lr:-Y 41 Van Arm-rrran Ig Uanrlng Club I: Horr- or rrrll lg Ushrr al graduailon 3: A rourt danrwr lor Chrislrrlaz Pagvar1i4 . . . Will llllrlrlrlnulxllllhl Clarlwlfllflfljncl lallll allllnd 'I WILLIE MAE BIRDWELL' . , , Wu L.-y WHS YWVIK' ol IYIEHVIY fE0I7lITMEffIF1I df? slrnographrc majors . , . Pan Am.-nran Club 3, 41 lrrasurvr of Laflcadalsrfal Lalcvsrdv Gals: also a Lxndo Lalw lvvn agua I-nthuslasl . . , Hop.-5 to bv a ha slyllsl . . . Wrll lalrr a Irup allvr sh graduatvs, KENNETH BLACK' . . , Kvnny W as math mayor . . . Wfas our wry fapabl assrs, trqkvt supvrvrsor 45 Wrwn fup nn short story conlvsl 35 Darsy Clmufs Kzd Daisy 'Irom rrghi 31 C.S.I:. 2 3,4 Prrs . :1Ud Irvas.: Irvasurvr of Biology Club 4 rnvmblr 31 Sclrncv Club 3: Par1A can Club I . . . Wrnll'5 polqry , . . IYIVII W1 probably go to Unwrrsrly olArr1ona, MARY BLACKSTOCK . . . MaIIy 'bl uocral studu-5 major . . . Trarmsfvrr-'cl If San Duvgo Hrgh ID Evbu L45 . . . H an-, IR molly-dung slarnm , . . Lrlrrs to dura and rollvr Slcalv , . . Lrlf arnbrllorm as lo grt thw old agv punsuon . . . Wrll 30 lo busrnwss collcgq. DOROTHY BLAKE , . . 'Dattu- 15 a sfvnograplur' rrmlor . , . lranslvrrvd lo us from San Du-go llrglw nn Feb. R45 . . Hobby I5 roll.-drag stamps . , , Lrlos lo danrr- and rollvr slcalv . . . lull- am bntuon as lo gvt tlrv old agv pvnsmr' Wall go to buslnvss collvgv. CLARA NANCY BLEDSOE' . . , Hlxlrm rf. a horn-'rnalung mayor . , , A 3 yrar G.A.A. unthuslasl shv varnvd hvr 4 yr-ar lrft-'rmcn's swcaivr rn 234 ycars OIIICL- hvlp-'r 2 ynarsp dull tram 2 yvars Fashion show 2 yvars: On all ilu ball hrams ai lrasl 2 yrarb . . , XVIII x.wrI 1 year or two and tlwn gvt rrrrru.-d. ELIZABETH BONWELL GLADYS BOONE DAVID BOWMAN . . . Dave is a shop major . . Served ir' U.S. Army Ar Forces tor I year and Merchant Marines tor IV2 years . . Wants to wish all the seniors luck in the tuture . . . Bus Driver 4 . . . Wants to have his own bus ness in the tuture . . . Will ship out with Merchant Marines. ELIZABETH BRAND' . . . Lizzy ma- jored in a business course . . . Dancing Club 2: Bowling Club 3,4 . . . Likes danc- ing, bowling and having tun . . , I-lobby is collecting latest records , . . will go into secretarial work atter attending col- lege. DONNA JOY BROOKS . . . Brooksie is a business major and warts to be a secretary . . , ls one ot Grossmont pep- piest majorettes 2,3,4: Represented us at Sargeanetti Ball 35 Senior Sweater Comm, 41 Junior Prom Comm, 37 Graduation ushrr 33 A.S.B. Play usher 43 G.A.A. 43 Vim: Pres. Dancing Club 3, mrmber l,2g Pan American Club 2,3 , . , College in tall. MARGUEYZITE BROWN' . . . Muggins is a math major and hopes to be a phy- sician . , . Jr, Red Cross Pres. 27 Christ- mas Pageant 2: Girls League Retresh- ment Chairman 3: Hobby is archery: Likes to swim and hunt , , , Y7ill attend University ot Calitornia. RUTH BROWN' . . . Talented Ruth is an art major . . . American Legion Poppy Poster Contest: won lst prize in National Soap Sculpture Contest 2: Certiticatc ot Merit in Art Exhibit: C.S,F. l,2: GL. Dec- oration Comm. 4: Annual Statt lArtj 4, Senior Sweater Emblem Designer 4: G. A.A. 3,4: Ball teams 2,3,4 . , , Will be a cartoonist atter college. MARGARET CAMPBELL . . . Muzzy took a stenographic course . . . Candle- bearer in Christmas Pageant 43 Dancing Club 3 . , . Likes skating and swimming . . . Wants to be a nurse and will go into nurses training atter graduation. OPAL CAREL . . . Opal took a business course alter transterring to Grossmont 'lrom I-loover in November '45 . . . Christ- mas Pageant 47 Directed 'lPoetry and Plaster , play given at Alpine P.T.A. . .. Likes to dance and roller skate . . 4 Un- decided about plans tor tuture. ALICE CAREY' . . . Alice is a steno- Qraphic major . , . Likes to spend hwr time swimming, horse back riding . , . A memb :r ot the Alpine teen-agers Club 4 . . Dor'sn't know what her lite ambition is, but Alice will go to vocational school atter graduation. VIRGIL CARLSON . . . Swede is a shop major . . . Basketball tor- ard on the Varsity team . . . EI Cajon I-li Y '44, 45,461 Lettermerfs Club 3,4 , , . Trans- terred here from Hoover in '44 . . . Fav- orite pastime is playing basketball . . , Undecided about luture. EDITH CATES' . . . Edie is a speech and English student . . . Enthusiastic O. L. Dress Regulation Chairman 4: A.S.B. Play 41 N,F.L, Sec,-Treas, 3, member 4: Speech Club Vice Pres. 3: Christmas Pag- eant 3, Angel Gabriel 4j State College and Alhambra Speech Contest 3 . . . Will go to State. JOSEPH CHAPMAN' . . , Fuzzy ma- jored in math and Spanish . , , C.S.F. 4: Bowling Club 3,41 Track team 3,43 lnter- class championship tootball team 4 . . . Lite ambition is to be an engineer . . Will probably go into the service an then attend college. fi CLASS OF I946 NANCY CLARK' ...' iNan i'. fs homv rrifilcinq rrialor I A - Spiwdball tvam 41 Ilrill titrrin 2,3 . . . I-lobby is lcathvr tool ing . . . lilrvn rowboy rirords and wallr' ing . . , Would lilo' to bi' a nursc. CARROL CLOSE' . . . Sandii- is a busincss rriaror . , , Girl Rvsvrycs 21 Dann ing Club 23 Erasmus 31 I-las bvvn in svn' nor band 2 yvarsg Drill tvam I year: and Drum Corps I y-'ar . . . Loy:-5 gpoits and having a good timw . . . Plays tlutc and small wand rnf,trumi'nts . . . Will go to fall.-qi-, DUANE CLOSE' . . . Bud , our popu lar 'bar-'toot Kirlwr' rriajorvd In Mechan- irnl Arts , . . Comrnissiorwr of Athletics 43 Li'ttvrman's Club 2 43 Football Lcttvr- rrifrn 47 lrarlc Li-ttvrman 2-4 . , . Hobby rr. photography, stamp collecting , . . Irnvi-s thi' snow . . . Ambition is to br' an rni-tvorologi-,t . , , Will go into th-' navy alti-r graduation. AMY JANE COLE' . . , I'Stupid is also a busrnvss major . , , Tvnnis club mvm- bvr I,3,4g Girl Rvswrvvs 2, Dancing Club I . . . Fnvoriti' pastime: is sports . . , ls undwridiirt about what shi' will do alt-'r graduatirirr. GEORGE COLEMAN' . . . Gworgc ma- Irirvrl in sc,ii'r'Ci' and math . , , Pregidrgnt ot Biology Club 3,4 mvmbwr 2: C. S. F. 3: PM Amvrlfan Club I: Boys Tcnnis Club 2,341 Honor Roll I,2,3g Junior Prom Comm. 3: Boys' Fwd. Tri-as. 47 Asst. Chir-t' on Light Crvw 3,4 . , . Will go to col- Irgi' and bv a fhvmist BETTY COMFORT' . . . Bvtty is a busi- nr-f,f. major tml . . , Dancing Club Si-rr. tory Ig Hariri-r in tln- Christmas Pagvant 2 . . . Lilrws to play rvcords. .Will con trnir-' to bi- a tvli-phonc opcrator. GRACE CHlARAMONTE'. . . Montc is a history maior , . . Drill tvam 3 . . . Lows to go to thi- show . . . Wants to bc a nursc . . . Gracc intrnds to worlc during this summer and thin go to nurscs school. BETTY CHIVAS' , . . Chivas is our capablc ticlcct supcrvisor . . . I-Icr tavor- itc pastrmc is hanging out in the A.S.B. otticc , . . Biology Club 31 Art Club 3, 4: Pagcant Ushcr 2,33 G. L. Scryicc Comm. 2, Chairman 3: Student Council Rcprcscntatiyc 4 . . . Majorcd in art and will attend art school attcr graduating. MARION CHRISTENSEN' . . . Crissic majored in English and Spccch . . , Tris Y 43 Ouccdctts Prcs. 43 Candlclbcarcr l,2,3, Angcl Gabriel 47 Ushcr tor Gradu- ation 33 Drcss Regulation comm. I,2,3, Assembly 3: Tumbling team lg Prvs. Pan- Amcrican Club I7 Vicc-Prcs. 3O Club 43 Gossip Column tor Echoes 4: onc of those popular Cr,U.l-LS. Andre-w Sis- trrs . . . Will go to NY, to Powcrs Mod- vling School. ALICE CLARK' . . . One of our most popular brains, ClarIcic's major is Eng- lish . . . Shc's donc a wondcrtul job as comm. ot tinancc 4, Girls Lcaguc lrcas. 3: Annual statt 43 Prom Committcc 32 Daisy Chain 3: C.S,F. Lita Mcmbcr and Prcs. I,2,3,4g N.F.L. 3,41 Biology Club 2,4 Soc. 3: Spucch Club 3, Latin Club I: Rad Robo and A Capvlla 4 .. . Statc Collcgc, Alhambra, Rcdlands, Lions, Lr- gion and N.F.L. spvcch coritcsts . . .Will go to collcgc, DORAN CLARK' . . . DoinI: hopt-s to bc an archuologist . . . marorcd in lans guago and history . . , Traclc Tcam 3: Pagcant 43 ASB. Play 41 La Mcsa Hi-Y FRANCES CLARK' . . . FranIriu mar iorcd in English and I-lomc Economics . ,. Pagvant 21 Dancing Club 3 . . . Francvs has bvcn ont' ot our pcppy majorcttus JORAYE CRAWFORD' . . . lo is a math major and has been on the honor roll every semester . . . C.S.F. two SC' mesters1 A,S.B. clerk 4 . . . Likes to read and swim . . . Will go to college . . . ls a hard worker. CHARLES CREAMER . . . Eddie ma- jored in shop . . . Hobby is motorcycles and likes to spend his spare time riding them . . . Lite ambition is to be a me- chanic . , , Will join the Navy. CAROL CULVER' . . . Babe is a his- tory major . . . Candlebearer 41 Junior Ring Comm. 31 Dress regulation checker 31 G.A.A. 3,41 Girl Reserves 3,41 Biology 3,41 Dancing Club 2,31 Bond selling drive I,21 Bowling Club I , . . Likes to eat, dance .. .Will go to State or UCLA, GERALDINE DEESE' . . lcrrf mw- . y , jored in English . . . Future Teachers Club Historian 41 Pan American 2,3: 30 Club 3,41 Bowling Club 41 Bible Club Publicity Chairman 41 G.A,A, 2,3.4 . . , Ambition is to be a teachgr . , . Hard working Echoes reporter 3,4 . . , Will go to College. JAMES DENISON' . . . Denny ma- jored in shop . . . Sargcant ot Arms for Pals and Gals I943 . . . Favorite pas- time is cars and women . . . Will work until he's I8 and then join the Navy, WILLIAM DePUY ' . . , Bill is also a shop major . . . Comes from Mission Hills to school every day . . . Hobby is cars ancl favorite pastime is working on them . . Wants to own a garage ot his own . . Will join the Navy. Tl-IE CRADLIATINC FLORENCE COMPHER . . . Lory is a commercial major . . , Was here as a treshman, returned to Guhs from Point Loma this year. . . Has been otticer and member ot clubs there , . . Hobby is Stamp Collecting . . . Has been in school plays . . . also likes dancing . . . Will work. GENEVIEVE COMPHER . . . Jenny is Lory's sister and attended Grossmont at the same time . . . Has also been ot- ticer and member ot the same clubs and been in plays . . . ls commercial major . . . Hobby is boys and stamp collecting . . . Likes dancing and eating . . . Will work. DOROTHY COOPER' . . . Dorothy is music major and has really made it her business at Grossmont . . . Red Robed Choir 2,3,41 Mount Helix service 2,41 A Capella Choir 3.4: Girls Sr. Glee 2,31 Girls Ensemble 3,41 Celestial Choir 4 . .. Also plays piano . . . Fats and sleeps music . . . Would like to bc a prodigy atter she graduates, MARIE COTA' . . . Marie is a history major . . . Was on volleyball and basl ketball teams all tour yearsg Dancing C ub I, 2 . . . Will go to air line school. ROY CRANE' DONALD COX' . . . 'ICox is also a history major . . . Belonged to the loat- crs 4 . . . Lite ambition is to own a big mansion . . . Favorite pastime is trying to keep his car running . . .Will join the Navy. JOAN DIGENAN' . . . Jo is a his tory major and hopws to bi' a srhool ti-arhi-r . . . Latin Club 3, 45 Futuri' Tr-achvrs Club 4 . . . Ki-vps scrapbooks and hotogra h albums . . , Likvs th P . P lm-arli and ini- skating , , . Will go to ralli-qw DOROTHY DIXON' . . . Dolly majorvd i in lwomvmaking , , , Vvry activr: in mus- iral tn-Id . . . Chr:-,tmas pagvant 2,3,4g tastvr Svrvici' 17,45 Rt-d Robvd Choir 2, 3,45 A Cap:-lla Choir 3,45 Sr. Girls Gln.- 25 Girls Ensrmbli: 3,45 Ci-lvstial Choir 3, 45 Mrzrry Makvr 4 Rvd Robv Romp Rv- trvshmrnt Comm ..,, Will attvnd col lwqr' RALPH DRUIN RUTH Buys D'SPAIN ' . . . Ruddy major:-d in history . . . Dancing Club l, 25 G.A.A, 4' Spi-i-dball tr-am 7' Baskit . - , 1 a . . , tvnrvis and roll-'r skating , , , Will tn- a hriiisvwiti. YVONNE DUCHARME . . Mish--y' rrialfiri d in homvrnaking att-'r transti-rrinq trw un in '44 from San Franrisro . . , SQ, O. Virv Prvs, 45 Christmas Pagvant 4 . .. l,ikf's to danci' and play rvcords . . Colwcts ro-cords and things from othvr countrics . . . Will takv a short vacation, thvn work at tvlwphorii- rompany, JOSEPH DUDA' . . . Joi- is an iq major . , . titi- ambition is to br a rar pcntitr . . . Will join thin Navy aft:-r school lcts out . , . Likvs to fool around with rar, and go to thi: show, CLASS OF I946 MARIAN DUTY' . . , Marian majoivd in history . . . Talrntvd in vocal music tit-ld . . . Christmas Pagcant 2,3,4 . . . Rfd Robcd Choir 2,3,4 . . . Helix Sunrise Srr- vicc 2.45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls' Enscmbli: 3,45 Cclcstial Choir 2,3,45 Sen- ior Glcc Club 25 Marry Makers 3,45 Schubcrt Club 4 . . . Will go to collcgc. EARL ENGLE . . . An antoshop major, Earl transtcrrcd to us from San Dingo in Sept 44 . . . Hobby and tavoritc pas- timc is autos . . . Plans tor the tuturc arc undecided. CHUCK ESTRADA' , . . Ont' ot Cruhs personality boys, Chuck is our popular and capablc Commissioncr ot Cultural Attairs . . . Pan-Amcrican Club I,2 Pres, 25 Dancing Club l,2 Trcas. 33 Playing Club Vicc-Prrs. 45 EI Caion Tv-gn Agv Club Pros, 45 EI Cajon Hi-Y 45 Chvrr Lcadcr 3,45 Daisy Chain 35 Jr. Ring and Prom Comm.5 Junior Trcasurcr 35 Xmas Pagcant 4 . , , Will go to collcgv, CHARLES EVINS' . . , Rt-ds ambition is to bc an athlctic coach . . . Major-'d in languagc and history . , . Lcttcrman 2,3,4 . . . Outstanding track man 2,3,4 . , . Football and basketball I-4 . . . Sunior Band I-4 . , , Vvry talcntcd with thu cornct . . , Likrs to hunt . . . Will attund collugr. GERTRUDE EXNER' . . . l'Traudcl is an ambitious soul and comcs to school trorn Guatay vvcry day . . . Svfrctarial major , . . Commfrcial Club Trras. '45I Pan- Arncrican Club '43 . . . Likcs to read and go horsvback riding , , , Likes collcct- ing old coins . , . Will work attcr grad- uation. ROLLAND ETTEL' . . . Nick ioinfd thc arrriy brtort' ht' graduatvd . . . Maiorvd in shop . . . Band 3 yuars, Orchestra 2 y-'ars . . . Wants to bv a mr-chanic , . . Likigs to collcct odds and cnds . . . l-lobby is craft work. NANCY FAHIEN . . . Nancy came to G,U.I-LS. in Sept. '43 . . . Majored in social studies and languages , . . Wants to be a teacher . . . Biology Club 3, Vice-Pres. 47 F.T.A. 3, Vice Pres. 47 Pan American 3j C.S.F. 47 Student Council 47 G-.L, Program Comm. 4 . , . Likes to collect Stamps . . . Will go to State. MARVA JEAN FARMER . . . Jeanne transterred to us trom Laguna Beach Oct. '45 , . . ls a business major , . . Christ- mas Pageant Mary 47 Was class secre- tary and in junior play at Laguna . . . Likes dancing, eating cheeseburgers and malts and riding a horse . . , Lite ambi- tion is to learn to swim . . . Will work atter graduating. OWEN FARRY . . , Gwen is a talent- ed member ot C:rossmont's tlock ot art majors . . . Lite ambition is to be a de- signer . . . Hobby is drawing animals , .. Tri-Y 47 Xmas Pageant 2,4 . . . Will take a trip and then attend an art school. FRANCES FIEGER' . . . Fran was a very active member in Girls Athletics . .. Outstanding Freshman in Athletics . . . G.A.A. I,2,3 Sec-Trcas. 47 Bowling Club 27 Drill Team 2-47 Made all girls teams land 27 Girls League Dress Regulation Jury Sec. 4j C.S.F. 27 Pan American I: Moonsweepers I7 Christmas Pageant 47 . , . Will attend dress designing school. EVA FIELDS . . . Doodle came to us trom New Mexico in Nov. '43 . . . Is a stcnographic major. . . Tri-Y 47 Dancing Club 37 Drill Team 3 , , . Likes dancing, but detinitely . , . Lite ambition is to be a housewite . . . Will attend University ot New Mexico. RICHARD FISCHER . . . Dick is an active member ot the I-Ii-Y 47 Letterman's Club 47 Track Team 47 Basketball Bees 37 . . . Likes to hunt and work on cars and ride horses . . . Majored in history . , . Will join the Navy. CROSSMONTS 3 HAZEL FITZGERALD' . . . Chick is a stenographic major . . . Pan American 37 Dancing Club 27 Junior Red Cross 3,47 Lakeside Clubs 3,4 . . . I-lobby is having tun . . . Lite ambition is to be a French hair stylist. . . Likes to do things other people wouldn't think ot doing . .. Will take a trip and then attend busi- ness college. LUCILLE FLOURNOY' . . . I-lercls a peppy personality about the campus . .. Likeable 'ILudy is the last member ot the I3 club . , . Very active comm. ot welfare 47 GL. Vice-Pres. 37 Echoes ' asst, editor 3 . . .Annual co-editor 3, 47 G.G.G. Board 3,47 Daisy Chain 37 Jr. Ring and Prom. comm.7 I-larevst Queen Candidate 47 Moonsweirpers 3.4 . 7 . Tri-Y 47 3O club 37 Tennis Club I-4 . . . Uncertain about the tuture . . . Likes drinking malts with the gang. LEATRICE JOY FOLK . . , Joy joined Grossmontls happy tamily in Sept. '44 trom San Bernardino High . . . Major is languages , . . Red Cross Pres. 37 Ice Skating Club 47 Drill Team 3 . . . Likes ROBERT FOSTER MARJORIE FOX. . . Marge is a trans- ter trom St. Louis, Mo .,,. Joined us in Sept. '44 . . . Echoes reporter 37 A Capella Choir vice pres. 3,47 Pilgrim Fellowship vice-pres. 37 3O club 37 Fi- delis Class Chaplain 47 Majored in Eng- lish . . . Collects pertume . . . Wants to be a music critic , , . Will attend col- lege. ROGER FRECH' . . . Roger majored in math and his lite ambition is to be a millionaire lany connection?j Played tootball center three years . . . I-lobby is tlying , , Likes to double date 4 . . Al- ter graduation he will go into the navy air corps. CLASS OF I946 LOIS GEDDES . . , Gr'dcli . was rinr' ril rim mast popular s-'niors , . . majorvd in str-nrwgraphy . . . Tri'Y, Moonswi-I-prrn, flying club, 41 A.S.B. historian 41 drill lvarn 3 . . . lik-as tru go to thi' b-'arh and ridr' horsi-tiaclrg pastrmr- is talking to Lu dy and Iistr-ning to 1.-rrirds . . . will go to Slati' Callrqr-. BOB GEIBERGER' . . . 'iGi'rbi'rgi'ri' was a sriwnrr' major . . . L.M. I-li-Y 41tri'as. ',rri-mr rlutn 3, spvr-ch club prirxy 47 trriwling :lub 3, tvnnis lvtlvrrrian 3,4 . . . wants tri br- a doctor . , . wrll goto col' lr-gr or armvd torcvs altwr graduation. FRANKIE GFELLER' , . . iilirankii- ma jrirr-rl in st-'nrmgraphy , . . drill tvarri 33 rlanring rlub lg prrxy ril sr'rvir,i'mi-n's vn tvrtainrnvrrt rliib I . . , lrlrr-f, to callr-at ivrrrrds, rwad, go hors-'bark riding and hiking . . , altvr graduation will takr- it i-asy a whili- and thwn go to work. ISABELL GILLIES' . . . Majoring in so- rial ztudivs and languagvs, Isa playvd in orrh-'-,tra 3 ywfir-.3 Pan Ann-rican club 33 latin rlutn I . . , plays thi- rlarinvt, A , , w 4' .' i' i' ip DONNA RAE GIPSON' . . . Donna loy rally attwndvd Grrnsnmrint tour yvars . , . lilrrs tri swirrr, rvad, and callfrt stamps .II nt r Stat roll g tiusinvss major . . , Iikvs to crwllrct pha- triqraphs, danri' and go tri shows , . . filtwr graduation will talrv it -'asy tor a whilr- and thwn go to work. ETHEL GOLDEN' , . . Lthr-I was a his triry rniijrir . . . G.A.A. 4: Bowling clul: l.?,3 , . . liritltiy rr, rrillirting starrijii, .ind rriirrs , . , likrrs tri slr-rp and swirrr . . riltwr high schriril shf will trawl irriunfl fl littli trrlfirv si ttling down, FRANCES FULLER' . . . Collccting cards ot historical placcs is Franlric's unusual hobby . . . Dancing Club I.3: Bowling Club 2 . . . Likcs to dancc, cat, and bowl . . , Majorcd in English . . . Will attcnd collcgc. ROY FULLER' . . , Popular senior class Trcasurcr, R.L. accomplished many things . . . Sweater Committcc 4: An- nounccmcnt Comm. 4: Ditch Day Comm. 43 I-li-Y I-4, Lc'ttcrman's Club 3,41 Bas- lrrtball playcr 3,4: El Rccucrdo Art Statt '43 . . , Art major . . . Pastimc is trying to lrccp his car running , , . ls going to Ict the dratt board tigurc out his tuturv. PATRICIA GANDER' . . . Patsy was a music major . . . accordian player in pageant I-43 Red Robcd Choir 2,3,4: A Capclla 2,3,4g src, and trcas. ot A Ca- pclla 4 , , . likvs to do sowing, swirna ming, rifading in hcr sparc time . . . Plans to goto follcgv. GEORGE GARSIK' . . . Gforgc ma- jorvd in social scicncr . . . likvs to vat, rvad, and work on ship modvls , . . plays piano and sings thc Major Gvncral song trom Gilbert and Sullivan . , , ambition is to sing in opcra . . . will miss Gross- mont attcr hc graduatcs. GORDON GASTIL' . . . Our prize ora- tor, Gordon was a math major . .. spccch and dcbatc contcsts 3,4, at Stats collrrgc, Alhambra, Rcdlands: took first in original oratory at Stats, Alhambra and American Legion So, Calif. rontvstg track 3,45 student council yicc-prcxy 45 spccch club 2,37 N.F.L, 3, prcxy 4 . . . might go to collcgc. PATRICIA O'DONNELL GATES' . . . A stcnography major, Pat belonged to dancing club I: Pan American 2 .. .tap dances, and likes to collcct stamps and to dancc . . , wants to bu a succcsstul hriiiSvwili'. IRENE HALSEY . . . Fittingly called Inches . . , commercial major . . . speech club 47 art club 2,3,47 jester in pageant 37 in tloor show ot Levi Round- up and Paint Tube tor Squeeze , . . likes to write poetry. dance, sing, and draw . . . will go to State or a modeling school. ROBERT HAMPSON' . . . Bob was one ot our science majors . . . attended GUI-IS tor all tour years . . . his tavor- ite pastime and interest is horses . . . Plans tor the tuture are still undecided. MARY LEONE HANSON . . . Mary. nicknamed Luzon , was a home econom- ics major . . , would like to become a stenographer . . . likes horseback riding and dancing . , . interested in music... she plans to return to Grossmont as a post-graduate. PATRICIA HARDIN . . . Pat majored in art . . , majorette 2,3,47 dress regula- tion committee 37 volleyball team 27 ush- er at pageant 4: dancing club, 2,37 bowl- ing club 37 art club 37 likes dancing, swimming, horseback riding7 plans to go to college or art school. ELINOR HARVIE . . . Elinor was a sten- ographic major . . . commercial club publicity chairman 37 volleyball team 3 ...came to GUI-IS trom Hoover in jun- ior year . . . likes to play tennis, bowl and dance . . . ambition is to be a pri- vate secretary . . . will go to college. MILTON HARVEY' . . . Our talented bandleader, Dick was publicity and tra- ditions chairman ot Boys' Fed. 3,47 Foot- hill Echoes reporter 47 A Cappella 47 pageant 47 Sr. band I,2,3,47 Easter sun- rise service 47 dancing club 2 prexy 37 tennis club 2,3,47 tlying club 47 Pan American I: a music major , . . wants to be a bandleader , , , likes to play his sax and listen to records . . . wants to join Navy, then to go to music college. Tl-IE GRADLJATING BARBARA GOULD' . . . Known to all as Bobbie , one ot our personality kids . . . busy GL. prexy 47 sec, 37 business mgr. ot annual 47 G-,6.G. board judge 47 bookstore mgr. 4, assistant 37 daisy chain 3j Christmas pageant I.2,4Q Moonsweep- ers 4j speech club 2, prexy 37 N.F.L. 3, 47 Gr.A.A, 3,47 sec. I-Iayburrers 27 speech contests State college, 2,37 Alhambra, Redlands 37 N.F.L. 3, 43 short story 2: state college conference 47 honor roll 2, 37 A.S.B, play 4j tennis 37 will probably take a business course . , . majored in speech and English. DOROTHY GOULD' . . . Dottie took an English and speech major 7 . , state college speech tourney 3 . . , is pertect- ly happy dancing or writing poetry . . . pet ambition is to become a poet . , . will travel to Wyoming atter graduation. CATHERINE GRENFELL' . . . Known tc all as Kay . . , majored in languages . . , victory writing club lj dancing club 2, sec. 37 band 27 pageant 47 state col lege speech 3: likes to dance and play the clarinet . . , will go into beauty train ing in her tuture. CHARLES GROVE MAXINE GUDMUNDSON' . . . A his- tory major, Max was in drill team 2,37 majorette 47 dancing club 27 tavorite pastime is eating cheeseburgers and tudge sundaes . . . wants to be a good housewite , . . plans to keep on working and maybe go to Junior college. RAOUL HADLEY . . . Answers to thc call ot Boz . . , this brainy boy be- longed to La Mesa I-Ii-Y 47 N.F.L. 47 Flying club 47 speech club treas, 47 sen- ior class vice-prexy 47 track letterman 3,41 speech contests 47 plays a wicked trum- pet and likes to write short stories . . . his plans include college or military ser- vice, s JACQUELINE HARWELL . . , Miki, ' vi riririlhr-1 ',Ir'rifirgmplin rrrrrlrir 5 . . clrurri rrrrpa 45 lirrwlrriq rlirl- 3,45 rinririunmrrivnl rrrrrirrilttrv 4 . , , wrirrlrl lilrr' tri bw rl lruyvi Iris rr wrmirir nlu utrmrr- 5 , 5 lik.-5 QIIO' lrrqrrrpliy and sprrrlu . . . will go to rol' lrrqrg ROBERT HASTINGS' , . . Bolr rrraiorwrl lll Illiilll KVIIIIJ Illr I Ililflll rll rlltg , . , III M-'nr ll: Y 3,4 . 5 , Biililz irilrnsts -lrr IIIII lYll'4IlilllIIill, 113 IIIH Ilfl' dllllrjlllflfl lu In lnwrrivi. rm wrirglri-wr . . . Iilos tra wrrrlr rin rrriu runrl rlriyr Ihwrrr rrrrfurirl . . . lrriqlil rgrr Ir: rrillr qw. STELLA HAWKS , , , Urn' ot our pvppy rlr --,- rlrwid--rs, Nliny' ww. a stwnograph-'r rnrrlrrr . . , rlirr-rlr rid-'r 45 is happy whvn I-rxtrriq, Irmtiriii rmcl lik.tr'r1ir1Q to Swing mu-,rr 5 , . Irlr-'S to rrrllrrt pinturws of 'Nil' .,.. WYlIlI', If! IN il qflfld hltrlflk IYIVVILNI . . . will yirrrlrrrlily lrv rrirrrrlrrl. WALTER HEAD . . . l'Wrslly is our Ilrlnhy limtlrrall rxrifl lifrslr.-tlmll hi'r0 . . . Irrrftlmll 3,45 lifr',Irr'tlmll 3,45 lraclr l,2,3, 45 Ilcnion I-Ii Y l,2,3,45 lftt-'rrrivnls Club l,Y,3,43 Pan Arrirriron rlutn I . 5 . this rrll rrrrruml guy in rl shop rrirrior . . . plays Ihr' pmriri . . , has no plan-, for tlrirr tu turf. IRENE HEINZ' . . . lr. nr- maiorvd in sci- wnrr- . . , limi Rrflfwd fhoir 3,45 pag--ant 3,45 A Carrprllrr rhriil 42 6IflSl GI.-rr 31 Girls! vnswrrrlwlr- 3 , . . strangv pastlrni' if, qvtling pr'r,pl.- rontuurcl . . 5 tuturv inf 1,lllCI4 ,gfiiVIq to rollr-gi: FRANKLIN HELD' . . . Bud is our lrrrrrriy tvrinis star , . . prwxy of Boys' Fwd. 45 viii pn xy 35 4 y--rr lr nriis lvll- rrrmrij rnplrrin of I-nn:-, I-'nm 3,45 daisy rhmn 3 f,,S.I'. I,Y,3, vw-'pri-xy I5 Pan AIYIVYI fvlll rlulr I5 Spr .rh rlub 35 bowling club I5 lfrry-r' lwnrrr-. rluli I.?,3.4: L-'ttwrrruwrlls l ln l,Y,I,4 I I I rlll l,P,3,4 , , . . l iriii rrr , . , will Ilirl llrrrtlr-rl lrul wr ullll iI,I C I- A S S Q li I 9 4 6 I I Ili.-r .rllr rid Straritrnd and ty. 5, pliysrrwl, THERESA HENSON' . . . Tux Irvpt busy at school with a math, English and languagf major . . . CSF. 25 GAA, 3, 45 honor roll l,2,3,45 pageant 45 lumps happy going placvs with tht- right pur- svn, and jcrlrlng sodas . . . probably go to collvgc, and thrn gut rnarrrvd, ISHMAEL HERRERA' . . . I-I.-rv's that hubba-hubba athlrtv, Irnown as l'Kissw . . . Outstanding in baslcctball I,2,3,4g and traclm l,2,3,4g El Caron l-IIVY l,2,3,45 l.cttr'rman's club I,2,3.4 . . . a shop ma- ior . . . his idua ol hrfayrn is just hayrng a gay old timy . . . rrally a supnr singcr , . . thc nayy will gct this popular guy. BERNETTA HESTER' . , . A busy music major, Bfrnctta was in Schubfrt club 45 Rrrd Robvd choir 253,45 A Cappulla 3,45 G.A.A. 45 soloist in A Capprlla 4: sun- rrsu scrvlcvs 2,4 volley ball l,2,3,43 spcrd ball I,2,3,43 softball I.2,3,4 . . . lrlrvs sports, hshing, hunting and musir . . . as tor tht' lutuw--who lnnows? RUTH HETRICK' . . . Ruth marched an tho drill toam all four yuars . . . stcno- graphic mayor , . , A Lemon Groyc girl, sho lrlccs to go to thu movivs and collrct stationery . . . ambition is to trawl . . . will probably find a job attrr graduation. WILLIAM HOISTAD . . . Bill fntcrcd Grossmont in his lunior yvar . . . bCSldCS bring a loyal Alpinur, ht' lilrcs to Cloodlu, slfcp and collect rycords , , , lllr' ambi- tion is to bc a writrr . . . English mayor . . . plans to attvnd Univursity of Cali' tornia. ROBERT HOLBERT LA RUE HUBBARD' . . . A tour year Grossmonter, La Rue was a history ma- jor , . , tavorite pastime is reading and listening to records . , , enjoys collecting old coins . . , pet ambition is to travel . . . will worlc and then travel. ROGER HUCKABY' . . . Huck was on the tootball team tour years . . . letter- man 3,43 made the all-victory league trrst team as end, 3: F.A,F.A, 2,3,4, prexy 43 Letterman's club 47 . . . an ag major, Huclc's lite ambition is to get out ot high school . . . gets a big lciclc out ot eating and sleeping . , . the army will get him. Sl'lElLA HUMPHREY , . , This attractive senior was a business major . , . Tri-Y 2,3,4, viceeprexy 43 Moonsweepers 41 bowling Club 3: pageant 43 senior sweat- er committee 43 loves to ride around and dance , . . atter graduation, she will treli ott to college. CLARENCE HUNTSINGER . . . Niclr- named C.A. . . . traclc letterman 3,45 lettermanls club 3,4 . . . his pastime is seeing how much tun he can have over the week-ends .... strangely enough, his hobby is living . . , he will realize his lite ambition and join the navy. ERMA HYMAN . . . One ot those red- headed twins, Erma played in the drum corps 3,4 , . . she transterred from Hoo- ver in her junior yearfin drum corps there I year . . . an art major, she will go to art college and be a commercial artist. ESTHER HYMAN . . . The second ot the twins, Mousie has exactly the same in' terests as her twin lnaturallyl. She was in drum corps 3.4, and one year at Hoo- ver . . , She is also interested in art and brrcorning a comrrrercial artist. CRQSSMONTS ! L LA VERNE INGALLS . . . La Verne is Hoover transfer-joined us Sept. '44 . . Member ot Lakeside Teenage Club 4 . , Majored in Mechanic Arts . . . Atte graduation will probably join the Mer chant Marines, BEVERLY .lENKlNS ' . . , Beaver wa very outstanding in all girls sports . . Earned her 4 year letterman sweater ir 2 years . . . Pres. ot G.A.A. 4 , . , GJX A, member I-33 Pan-American I,2g 6.6 G. Board 47 Honor Roll 4: Foothill Echoe Girl Sports editor 43 Quill and Scroll 4 Made all the teams all tour years . . Hobby and pastime is all sports. , . Will be a third partner in Suncrest soda tountain. VALERIE JOHNSTON' . . . Another ac tive member in Girl Sports, Val was e member ot the 6.A.A. I-4: Tennis clut member 2 yrs., Pres. one: Bowling clut vice-pres. member 2 yrs.: Made all thi teams l,2,4 . . . ls a math major , . Favorite pastime is sports , . . Will at tend U.C.L.A. GERALD JOLLIFFE' . . , 'ilerryu ma jored in math and Spanish . . , Hope to be a civil engineer. . . Tall and brainj Jerry will Probably go to a University. KENNETH JOLLIFF' . 4 . Popular Ken ny was our very enthusiastic Junior clas Pres .... 3 year traclc lettermang Lf Mesa Hi-Y member 3,4-also Prexy . . A math major, Kenny is undecided abou the tuture. FRED KALSOW' . . . Fred was a Li Mesa Hi-Y member 3,41 majored in matl and business . , . Lilces to eat , . . Lit- ambition is to be a millionaire and bu' a new car . . , Will probably go to col lege and worlc atter he graduates. DOROTHY LADD . . . Nllottyii is on C S S Cl: I 9 4 6 rithwr ot thosi- rnany transfvrs. joining us lrorri lrttlr' Falls High in '45 , . . Shi- mii, fi flrurri rnfilorvtt-' ot thvir school lwrrirl , . . lf. ri twirmnv'-5 mayor , . . Lil:--s lrrrr-,vlmrlr riding and dancing . , . col' lvftf, salt rind 'wppvr shalcvrs . . . Will tak, fi vfiratron thi-n worlt. LOU ANN LAFONT . . . Loui-- lilu-S to sp-'nd lirr frm- tinii- danring and -,wirrrrnrnq . . . Major.-rl in history . . . lraristwrrrd tri us in '44 . . , Will worlc al ll'Y'lYrHdUr1llHV7. ROBERT LAMP' . . , Popular and vl- lui: nl Sr, Class Prvxy, 'liviswirvi' is also .1 two ywar tm'.lrvtball l-'ttvrman , . . On Swvfxtvr, Announrvrnrnt, Ditch D a y Crvrrirri .... Hi Y Pr-'xy 4, mvmbwr l,2,37 Pan Arn--rifari 23 Safial Scrrncv major , . lilir .rrribition rs to twrorriv a busrn-'ss rrnin , . . will writ-'r si-rvict or worlc nl hr-, dads florist shop! JERRY LANDIS' . . . Spud U.-mon Hcirrii rl! was on thi- light frrfw 31 Studirnt Courirrl 33 A Cfrpp.-lla Choir 43 Pagvant rfrrrlr 3,45 Rid rob-d choir 43 Spanish Club tn-av.. li Spi-wh Club Y: Sari-ncv Cilllll 31 Math rrmjor , , , Lil:-'s driving to film-'S lr l - , rivvwr tnvn llvfrirw. Probably qu tri Statw. BARBARA LAW' , . , BFHLIAIFSVS Ill., am' trrtirin in to tiwrrwrni' as nurs-' . . , Tri Y 4: Pfigrant l,4q A Cfippl-lla Choir 4: Drill t-'firri 2,33 tfiztvr svrvrc-s 4 , , . l-lobby i-, dancing . . . Lil:--s to dnncv, swim, riclig lrrirw' ,... Will go into nursvs training. ALINE LQZBEAU . . . Commonly lcnown as Butrhyl', shi- is qurti' tfilwntvd at playing rhrrriv solos lor thi- paqvant '43, '44, '45 , . . A tori-rgn languag-' major . , , lift' ambition is to bt- a good cool: , , A . Call--cts. snapshots and ri-cipvs . , . I'. tgfrirrq tu rrirvr to Wyflnilng, RICHARD KALSTROM' . . . 0scar is ont' of thvm thar Lalwsrdvrs , , . Maiorvd rn math . , . Although hc is undccidcd about his lrfc ambition hc will cvcntually go to collcgc. CHARLES KENT' . . . Our popular A. SB. proxy, Kcnt'l is one ot thc swcllcst guys Grossmont has :vcr scan . . . vicv- prvxy iunior class 33 prom comm., ring comm, 3: Hi-Y l,2,3,4: G.G.G, board 47 daisy chain 3g football 3: baslcctball I,3: honor roll 37 spccch club 23 math major . . . collcgc will gct him. LEROY KERTH' . . . Roy was thc cap- able chict ot our light crcw 2.3,4 . . . Was basketball manager I: tootball 1.2: Prrs, ot the scicncc club 31 Dancing club I,2 . . . Hobby is photography , . . Ma- iorcd in math and sciuncc . , . Wants to bu a physrciant . . . Collcgc. BEVERLY KIEHL' , . . Attractivc lcadcr ot Drill tram 3,4 . . . majorcttc 2 . . . Candle bcarcr in pagcant . . . Bcvcrly was G.U.l-l.S.'s rcprcscntatiyc at tht- Surgcancttcs Ball 47 Tri-Y 43 Was steno- graphic major , , . Will attcnd busincss school and than bccomc a sec . . . Hob- by is horses. EUNICE KIRKPATRICK . . . PEAK joined us in '45 from Kearny , . , G.A.A. 3,43 music major . . . Lilccs sports and reading . . . Wants to bc a nursc . . . Will work a ycar and thcn go into train- ing. CHARLES KOEHLER . . . Chuck is a social studies major , . . Lita ambition is to travcl around the world . . . Hobby is collucting pictures . . . Lilcvs hunting and sailing . . . lt the Navy docsn't call him, hw will attvrrd coll.-g--. GAROLD MAGOFFIN WILLIAM MALLOY . . . Answers to the name of Moose . . . majored in math . . . J. V. football team: coin club 3: pastime is hunting and camping and col- lecting coins . . . longs to enter the medical profession . . , plans on college. SHIRLEY MARKER' . . . Shirl is a loyal Spring Valleyite . , . majored in stenography . . . dancing club sec'y 3: bowling club l: junior red cross 2 . . . idea of fun is dancing, eating, and seeing as many movies as possible , . . wants to be a good housewife . . . will attend State college. IRENE MARTIN' . . . Irene majored in history . . . bowling club I . . . enjoys life by singing, eating between meals, making Dagwood sandwiches, and col- lecting sheet music . , . likes to write , . after leaving Grossmont, she will work. HELEN MARTIN . . . Lucky played the femnine lead in the A.S.B. play 4, and did a good job of it: Drama club prexy 4: pageant 2,3: dancing club 2: girls' Reserve 3: she majored in English , . . likes to eat while reading a good mystery thriller . . . will work a year then go to college. RUTH MATTINGLY . . . Rickie entered Grossmont in her senior year from Hunt- ington Beach high where she was Tri-Y sec'y, head usherette, on uniform board, Pan American club 2,3: G.A.A. l,2,3: Tri-Y 3 . . . homemaking major . , . af- ter graduation, she will get a sun tan and then go to work, PAT LIPMAN' . . . Talking on the telc- phone is Pat's favorite pastime . . . I-lobby is photography . 3,4: Drum Corps 4: Committee 43 Victory American 2,3: Dancing Majored in Home Ec . . resentative for G.U.l-l.S EVELYN LLOYD . . . ' be a designer , . . Try Decoration comm. 4 . . to dance, read, and go Hobby is music-classic . . Bowling Club Announcement Corps I: Pan- Club l,2 . . . , Jr. Debber rep- . , , Will work. 'Louie hopes to L '42, '46: G.L. Likes very much to the beach . . . . . After grad- uating she will go to designing college or finishing school. JANE LOVELL . . . Joining us in '45 from La Jolla, Janie likes to dance and go roller skating . . . Favorite pastime is telephone operating , . . Sings . , . Stena ographic major . . . Will get married af- ter graduating, ELEANOR LUCAS' . . . Terry is one of our most active and peppy seniors . . . Moonsweepers 3, Treas. 4: '30 Club Sec. 4: G.A.A, 3,4: Tri-Y 4: Dancing Club I: Christmas Pageant 4: G.G,G. board Sec. 4: Senior Sweater Comm. 4: Echoes re- porter 4: Drill Team 3, Likes eating and swimming , . . Undecided about the fu- ture. JORDON LUXTON' . . . Jordon's fav- orite pastime is football and track , , F.F.A. I, , . Shop major . , , Will join the Navy after graduation. JAMES MADDEN' . . . Another of those popular athletic men, Jimmie was on the track team l,2,3: basketball 3: Lettermen's club I,I2,3: Hi-Y 3,4 . . . Jimmie has but one ambition, hobby and pastime-resting, Also he sleeps and eats on the side . . . A history major . . . After graduation, hw will, of coursv, rr-st. COLLEEN MAYNARD . . . Com-rg transferred trrrrrr Hoover in her junior year . . , rriajrrr-'d in stenography . . lrki , lr: read and write, also traveling , ., would lrkr to go into a business of her own , . . futuri- plans include college. LEROY M'CALLISTER ' . . . Known as Lev . . , majored in business, l-li-Y 3, 4, played two years ot intrzrclass tootball , . . hrs litr- ambition IS to get a Car la good onvl , , , likes to play baseball , . will go into thi' army. NANCY ANN MCDONALD . . . Blon- drif' transtrrred to Grossmont trom Mt. tmprri' rn June I944 where she was sec.- treasurer ot the sophomore class . . . She is a science major . . . Likes to do noth- ing, and wants to get married as an am- bition . . . Plans on working. MARY LOU MCKENNEY' . . . Mary Lou was a Foothill Echoes reporter 45 A.S.B. assistant ticket supervisor 43 bowling club I,3,4: spiirch rlub 33 . . . she majored rn stvnography, and likes to bowl for a hobby . . , will attend vocational tor a Wl'llll'. MADALYNE MCLAUGHLIN' . . , Mad- alynt- was very active in music at GUHS . . . two years rn A Capella, Red Robed rhorr, Girls' ensemble, one year in Sr. girls' gli-rr club and Jr. mixed chorus . . a social science major, she plans to en' ter college after high school. BARBARA McNEIL . . . Sunny is known tor hr-r dancing as she danced for many tlrror shows, assi-mblrrs and the senior prorrr 3: dancer in pageant 3,41 belonged to U.S,O, unit rrrtertarrrirmg servicrlrrerr in ramp shows . . . G.A,A, 43 biology club 4, rrrajored in lrorrivrrraking . . . likes to rtrrrrrr- and dr'-nrrr . . will ijr, tri Stale coll.-qv. ....--I CLASS OF I946 WALLACE McPHERSON ' . . . Wally as he is called, was another math major ...La Mesa Hi-Y 4 . . .is happy when working on roadstcrs . . . queer ambition is to have a lot ot money . . . will go to aeronautical school, then marine air corps. WILLIAM MEACHUM . . . Bill is one ot those EI Cajon boys . . . majored in shop, belonged to the l-li-Y 2.3.4 . . . after he graduates, Bill will lultill his lite ambition, going into the Navy. JUNE MEHGER' . . . June majored in science . . . attractive addition to tennis team 3,41 Latin club lg biology club 2: tennis club 2, sec'y-treasurer 3, prexy 43 Tri-Y 3,43 pageant 4 . . . would like to be a doctor . . , plans on college, THOMAS MEZA' . . . Tommie is that 'lman with the horn . . . played trumpet in band l,2,3,43 basketball guard 3,43 l-li-Y I,2,3,4, vice-prexy 4: Letterman's club 3,4 . . . Tommie majored in music, wants to be a musician, plays his trump- et every chance he can get . . .this tal- ented guy wants to go to a musical col- lege. HENRY MICHEL . . . Mike was a val- uable addition to Grossmont in his sen- ior year . . . a music major, he really went to town on the drums: pageart 43 band 4 . . . enjoys playing drums, dar.c- rng and listening to records . . , wants to be a musician . . , will go to college or join service. SHARMEL MICKELSEN' . . . Sharmel was a language and history major . . . horseback riding club 2: Victory Corps lg Bowling club l,2g G.A.A, 2: candle- bearer in pageant 3 . . , her hobby is trnting photos and horseback riding . . wants to be a tlorist. MARGARET MIGLIORE CLAUDE MORTON' . . . Claude is one ot our returning veterans who came to us in V145 trom the army . . , Schubert club 4: has a lot ot interest in music, and likes to sing and play trumpet . . . wants to go to music school. D-ANN MORTON' . . . an English ma- jor, D-Ann is Mrs. Claude Morton in private lite . . . pastime is talking, sleep- ing, and nagging Claude . , . her ambi- tion is to enjoy lite, and atter graduation, she plans on dashing around picking up atter Claude and Claudia. ABRAHAM MUKAI . . . Called Abe tor short . . . majored in math and sci- ence , . . entered Grossmont in I946 lrom San Antonio, Texas . . . chiet inter- ists are in stamp collecting, keeping a sports scrapbook, and basketball . . . will go to college and be a chemist. BILLEE ANN MULDER' . . . Willie sang in the Red Robed choir 23,45 sun- rise services at Mt. Helix 23 pageant 2, 3,41 merry maker in pageant 43 A Cap- izlla choir 2,3,4g tennis club 3,43 Girls' Re- serves 3g C.S,F. lg likes to play piano and tennis . . . majored in math . . . tuture includes college, EMILY MYLREA . . . Known to everyone as Penny , this popular gal was a cheer- leader 45 Tri-Y 43 tlying club 41 prom committee 3 . . . she had a science and stenographic major . . . likes to indulge in singing, dancing or just looking! . . . atter college she plans on going back vast tor a year or so. GROSSMONTS SAMUEL MYERS' . . . Sammy be- longed to the EI Cajon Hi-Y 41 shepherd in pageant I . . . majored in math . . . in his spare time he can be tound playing the harmonica, or just having tun . . . seems like the navy will get him. ROBERTA NASH' . . . Going under the odd name ot Doodle Bugs , she was in senior band 2,3,4g orchestra tor pageant 23 commercial club historian 3 . , . she majored in stenography and would like to be a stenographer . . . likes to play in the band, dance and collect novels . . . will go to State college. SHIRLEY NASLUND' . . . Called so be- cause she is short, Shorty belonged to the dancing club lj basketball team I, 2,141 indoor team Ig volleyball team 3, pageant 4 . . . lite ambition is to grow taller . , . after getting out ot school, she will keep on having tun and then go to work. DAVIS NEWTON' . . . Newt was a math major . . . chairman ot Boys' Fed. welfare committee 41 tennis club l,2,3,4g Pan American I,2g dancing club I,2,3 .. . likes to play tennis and collect match books . . . wants to go to college tor an engineering course, RICHARD NICHOLS . . . Called Lan- kv tor short . . . majored in shop . . . transterred to Grossmont in his junior year from Pennsylvania . . . his lite am- bition is to work tor the torestry service which he will do atter he graduates. DORIS NORTH . . . Shorty was a member ot the G.A.A, 4: took a steno- graphic course . . . has lots ot tun loat- ing and getting people confused . . . her lite ambition is changing her mind, but until she does, she will go to Detroit atter she graduates. MARGARET POHLMAN . . . Newspaper work, with photography is Pill's lift: ambition , . . Tennis Club 42 Bowling Club 3, si-c-tri-as. 4g Science major . . . l-lobby is phatography . . , likes a good movie, music, and athletics , . . Will at- tend college, MILLICENT POTTRUFF . . . Millie is this other halt ot the popular jesters this year . . , tn--rgvtic Moonsweeper Prexy 4. historian 33 lri Y 43 Pan American 31 Girls Glu 43 Bowling Club 35 Dancing Club 3 . . . History major . . . transfer- red in '44 from Wash .... will probably wcrk. ROBERT POULK' . . . Poulk was one ot those helpful student Advisory Cnun- r,il members 4 . . . Flying Club 4 . . . plans to go to Alaska , . . Social Studies was his major , , . likes tlying, hunting, and quns . . . also likes to carnp . . . wants to amount to something . . , will go back to work. LOREN PRESS . . . A l'loov-fri' transter since '44 . . . majored in science . . . another ambitious person hoping to trav- r-l to Alaska . . . will iithirr join the ser- vice or go to college, MARIE PRESTON' . . , l-lere is a senior this whole student body will miss when assembly time rolls around , . . talented piano player, we all enjoy hearing her . . . Schubert Club 41 Girl Reserves music chairman 33 Dress Regulation Board 31 took part in all vocal music activities I-4 . , . Music major . . . tuture undecided. GRACE PRITISIL . . . Came to us from Nr-w Mexico . , , Pan American vice- prr-xy and sec. 3,43 Dancing Club '443 Piano Club 45 Speech Club '45g lady-in- waiting Pan American ball 41 danced tor Pan American program tor S.D. Club in '44: Stenography . . . attractive 'iproxyll likes records, dancing and concerts . , . will go to U.C.L.A. or State. CLASS CF I946 BARBARA NORTHRUP' . . . Barbs was a dancer in pageant 43 bowling club Ig dancing club l.2: majored in history , . . enioys dancing, drawing, and sitting in Andy's with Daphne listening to the juke box , . . will probably work tor a while. and then settle down. KATHRYN OPP' . . . Katie 's hobby is sewing , , , was in G.A.A. 3,41 dancer in Pageant 2: Gt, service comm. 4: graduation usher 33 art fashion show 2: majored in homemaking . . . Ambition is to make a certain someone a good wite , . . Will work till he takes a hint. THOMAS ORSBORN' . . .Taking things apart is B.O. 's hoby and tavorite pas- time . . , Bowling Club scc.-treas. 3,41 majored in math . . .will continue school- ing . . . lite ambition is the electrical tield. HENRY OSTERLOH' . . . Concert mas- ter in his third year Bud is quite tal- ented with a violin . . . orchestra l,2,3: Pan American program comm, 23 orches- tra radio program 23 Christmas Pageant I,2,3 . . . Maiored in music . . . Favorite pastime is listening to classical music. Uncertain about the tuture. BARBARA PEGRAM' . . . Bubbles 's unusual hobby and tavorite pastime is doing acrobatic tricks , . . the band made use of them at games during her l,3 ycar . . . dancer in pageant 45 usher lor graduation 3 . . . likes to dance, eat and stay up late . . . Wants to be a nurse . . . science major . . . will continue at telephone company, DAPHNE PISTOLE' . . . Daffy was one ot those cute iesters in the pageant this year . . . Dancing Club 2 . . . ma- jored in history . . . lift' ambition is to raise quarter horses , . , likes to loat at thi- beach . . . enioys a chocolate sun- clae at Andyls. DORIS RICHEY' . . . To be a nurse is Dimples ambition . , . collecting per- fume is her hobby . . , Gr.R. 2: Usher at graduation 3: Pageant usher 2 . . . plays the piano . . . Business major . . , go in training to be a nurse atter she gradu- ates, PHEBE ANN RICHEY' . . . Talented, ambitious Phebe has done many things at G.U.l-l.S .... comm. ot cultural at- tairs 37 tour year otticer ot Pan Ameri- can Club, pres. 4: pres. Schubert Club 4, treasurer 3: prexy A Cappella choir 4: 4 yrs. Christmas Pageant: 3 yrs. Girls En- semble: drum majorette 2: C.S.P. and honor roll: Daisy Chain . . . Language major . . . tuture undecided, ROBERT RING' . . . Dingle's tavorite pastime is hunting and tishing . . . F.F.A. '42,43, treas. '44 . . . hobby is learning to tly . . . majored in Agriculture . . . lite ambition is aviation . . . will enter the army. NELSON ROBERTS . . . Bud transter- red trom S.D. this year. Science major. . . lite ambition is newspaper advertising . . , hobby is horses and guns . . . will attend college. ROBERTA ROBERTSON' . . . Bertie was the mother in the A.S.B. play . , . Glee Club and Red Robed Choir mem- ber , . . Art Club 4, vice-pres. 3: bowl- ing Club l .. . Art major. . . wants to be an artist . . . tavorite pastime is draw- ing and taking pictures . . . will attend Caiit. College ot Arts. RUTH ROBINS' . . . Ruthie is a 4- year member of the band and spent 2 years in the orchestra. Commercial Club 3: Stenographic major . . . lilres dancing and playing the saxophone . . . ambition is to play sax in small girl band . , , will attend State. Tl-lE GRADUATINC EDNA QUIGLEY . . . Red joined us in '44 from Hoover . , . Bowling Club 4: Dancing Club 3 . . . wants to be a sec- retary . . . lilres to bowl and slrate . . . will probably go to business college. JEROME RANDAZZO . . . Randy is another ot our many transters , . . came here in '45 . . . hobby is sleeping and eating . . . tavorite pastime is playing tiddley winlrs , . . will vnlist att-'r gradu- ation, RUTH RAU . . . ln '45 Ruth transtvrred here trom Oceanside . , . is a business major . . . wants to be a bool:-lreeper . . . likes to read . . . collects articles of ditterent sorts . . . will go to college or worlr, MARION RAYMOND' . . . This peppy gal spent all tour years at the Alma Ma- ter . . . Stenographic major , . . Bowling Club 2.3: Victory Corps l: l-layburners 2: Dancing Club 2: Pan American Club 2: G.A.A. 3.4: l-lonor Rall 4 . . , hobby is music . . . will go on to college. PATRICIA RECTOR Pat is a member ot the newly organized Tac S ,. . Stenographic major. . .wants to be a secretary . . . Dancing Club 3: Pageant 4 . . . likes to listen to the radio . . . plays the piano . . . collects pertumc bottles . . . will worlc in ottice. JAMES REDDINGTON CLAYTON ROCHE , . . Rochi ' joined us in '45 lrorn Mt, View High ...hobby is tennis . . . Math major . . , lrli' ambr tion lr, to bwrorrre naval otlrci-r , . . lav orrtr' paslimi- ir, trying not to gvt C gradvr ,.,, wrll attvnd Univ. ot Calil. CALVIN RODRIGUEZ.. . Rod is vy- r-rybrrdylu lrrwrrd . . . wrth his corny jolrvs hr- gets wvvrybody laughing , , , joined us from La Jolla . . , A Cappfllo V452 Pageant '45g J.V, Football '44: V. Fool- ball '45 . . . Math major , . . favoriti' pastrmi- rs wmbarrassing other pvoplr: 4 . . Junior Coll:-gr: GEORGE RODTS . . . Flip aims hlgh and LlOpl'S lf! bl' an i'XlfCUtlVl' If'l dllllnVS , , , had math and foreign languagi' ma- jor . . . Pan American 37 dancing 33 bowling 43 trarlr 3,43 Sr, Orchestra 3: Paqr-ant 3 , . . lrlri-s bowling, swimming. ard playing troogii' woogir' . . . Collrgw lfll llllvl. BETTY ROWE' . . . Br ls rarrivd a -.wr rilarrfrl major . . . Cfrmrn-'rrral Club 3 . . , Favrwrrli' baslrmi- is lrslvnrng to ra rlio , . , Lili' ambition rs undr-Qrdvd . . plans to goto mall.-gi-, DELORES RUIZ' . . . Babe was a rrrvrnbvr ol thi' Art Club '43 and '45: Cralls Club '46 . . . lavoriti- subjects ari- rralts and photography , . , lilres to val, and go to football gamrs . . . Art major . . . will try to contrnui- worlr at Naval hospital alter graduation RUTH RUSSELL' . . . Ruthie was Our frttrartrvi- G.G.G. Board SVC. 43 Dress Regulations Board 4: Student Council 3: lrr Y 4: Girl Rvswrvvs 31 Schubert Club 4, Graduation ushvr 3g A Cappella Choir 41 Drill Tvam 2,33 Pageant 4 , . . Math major . , . plays piano . . , will attend fallrzq--. N CLASS OF I946 DAVID SAXTON . . . Gate major-:d in Math . . . and was interested in sports, esp, football in which hc participated . .. . pastime is eating and slccping . . . bca longed to Lettermans Club 3.4 , , . Bowling 3,43 Sports Ed. on El Rccucrdo. GRACE SCHMALZ . . . Cuddles ma- jored in home malring and hcr hobby is scwing . . . lrtc ambition is to scttle down with a certain somconc and be very happy . . . shc is vcry intcrtstcd in singing . , . will worlr atter graduation. GRACE L. SCHMIDT' . . . this talentvd girl comcs from La Mesa and has at- tended Grossrnont all tour yrars . , . Grace majored in Art and rs vvry rnfvr- cstcd in bccomrng an architect . , , lm-or hobby is to dance to the dreamy music ot T. Dorsvy and Stan Kenton . . . Christ- mas Pagcarrt 2: Dancing Club 2,3 . . , will attend college altvr graduation. RUDOLF DAVID SCHMIDT . . . Rudy majored in shop hcre at Grossmont . . . he corncs lrom Lemon Grove and his am bition is to travel . . . favorite pastrmv is to worlrout on tht- bars , . , a talvntvd vrolrn player, hc will worlr attvr gradu- ation. MARY SCHREIBER' . . . This popular gal rcally wcnt places whrlc in Gross- mont . . . Hschreibtrrl' served hvr tour years at the Alma Mater with English as her major . . , lrle member in C,S.F.: Speech Club 33 Moonsweepers 4: l'3O Club proxy 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Daisy Chain 37 Christmas Pageant, Lady 3. Mary 41 G.G.G. Board 43 and vrry ac- trvv rn Speech worlrp Stuclirnt Council sec. 3, editor Echoes, annual 4 . . . hcr tuturc will includv collegc' and an ambition as a writer. FLORENCE JANE SEARS' . . . Jane. whose outstanding feature is hor ht-ight, has attended Grossnront all tour years where shi' majors in Languages . . . Dann ing Club lg Girl Reserve 2 , . , lavoriti' pastime is swimming , . . will goto Stats College, JACQUELINE YVONNE SECOY' . . . Jackie , a very popular pom-pom girl, has been very active in student activities here at Grossmont . . . Tri-Y 47 vice pres. ol Queedetts 3,47 Pom Pom Girl 47 Daisy Chain 31 Prom Committee 4. JOAN SELF' . . . Joan, who hopes to be a secretary tor a doctor, majored in a stenographic course . , . her hobbies are collecting pertume, doing lodge and church work and playing tennis , . . Girls' Tennis Club 3: ushered at Commence- ment .n Jr. year . . . will attend State College or go to Business School. EARLE JEAN SHEPARD' . . . He ans- wers to 'lShep . . . he majored in Gen- eral Shop . . . pastime is wasting time . . . he hails trom Japatul . . . it pos- sible he wants to go to college and he likes to work with wood and metal, MARY ALICE SHEPARD . . . Peachie transterred trom San Diego High in '43 . . . and majored in Home Ee .,., be- longed to Girls Reserves in her Junior year . . . she goes tor tennis and roller skating . . . and likes to play the piano . . . her plans tor the tutuie are simple, she just wants to be a good housewite. ROSEMARY ANN SHOOP' . . . This one ot our peppiest cheer leaders 4 . . . very active in school lite . , . sec. ot Flying Club 43 Drama Club, 30 Club 45 Quill and Scroll 4: Sr. Ditch Day comm.: Christmas Pageant 23,43 Foothill Echoes Statt 4 . . . Also Rosie was active in the vocal music Dept .... Her plans are to go to college and ambition is to be a singer. GEORGE TRUMAN SIMPSON' . . . Just call this popular Senior Simp . . . a loyal Lakesider, he majored in English . . . led the tootball team in his Senior year as captain, played varsity center 2,3.4 . . . You can always tind him chas- ing Wilson and like Wilson was in most everything. Belongs to Lettermanls Club 2,3,4 . , . G.G.G. Board 4: Hi-Y 4 . . . likes to hunt and tish , . . will go to State College. GROSSMONTS DELORES VIOLA VERENETTA SMITH' . . . Smitty comes trom El Cajon . . . and her major was History . . . she col- lects match covers . . . likes horseback riding, and singing . . . atter graduation she'll work tor the telephone Company. DOROTHY ANNA SNYDER' . . . Steno- graphic course was Rusty's major . . . member ot Dancing Club 2,3 . . . col- lects records . . . tavorite pastimes are dancing, swimming, and skating . . . Her ambition is to be a private secretary , . . sang in Girls Glee, A Cappella 4 . . . Red Robed 2,141 Christmas Pageant 2, 3.4. JACK SPAULDING . . . Jack is one ot our returned vets, transterring from the Army Air Force to Grossmont in '45 . . . betore coming back to school he was an engineer gunner on a B-25 . ..his hobby is raising rabbits . . . Jack majored in Shop . . . and he likes horses, and hunt- ing . . . plans to be a hydrolics man at- ter graduation, CHARLENE SPAULDING . . . This Al- pine gal majored in Home Ee .... she wasn't very active in school lite, but likes to ride horseback . . . attended G.U.H.S. all tour years and will go to work atter graduation. RUTH YVONNE SPERRY' . . . Bugs majored in English . . . member ot Vic- tory Corps 2,3 . . , C.S.F. l,3,4g Tennis Club 3,4 . . , her pastimes are tennis, swimming, horseback riding, and reading. . . . her ambition is undecided as yet.. wants to go to college. BETTY ETHLYNE SPRINGER' . . , His- tory and Language was this little South- ern gal's major, who likes to be called Betincl . . , active member in Future Teachers Club 3 as she was sec, and in her senior year she was Prexy . . . Latin Club Ig Pan American Club l . . . will attend State College and become a teacher . . . member ot Student Council 33 played in Orchestra l,2,3,4. JAOUELYN SWARTZ , , , Thu-, pwppy lllllu' ujal uf. rallwd Hlaflruvl' and rarruu' luvru ln l4l7 llfllm l'l'Uf7VI'V Hlqlj A , . VVl'lIll' .ul llfurrvvr xhu arlwd as hos! v ,K . al Gurls luvugruu rrurulurrruru- luuld al l-lfrfwvr . . . luvlwruqu-rl lflLlrrfbv-'rSVV1rilflYSl44,l45,Pufl --rl .um mu f, and lruslorlan . . . also aflrvl un '.ju- wflr , , , luur nrajrrr wa-, Spwu-flu and Ar! , . A juluunu lvl af!-'nd rollvgu' and bu' run arrlrrlvfl. EVERETT SWEETLAND' , . . Spud-'ru uuufudu lfurvuu' on llru- luaslrvlball rouri un luuf. uunufur y-'al . . . rruajorvd un langufug. , , , rfuuruurug from lil Cajon hv lulws lvasl ruall, and lmwlf-'llmll . . , wall probably lm uluuullvfl, luuul wruulfl lulc- lu luv a luarhu-lor wullu us hfurvuru , , , luvlrrrrgwd to Danmng lslllll 2. IRENE TAKENAGA ...' llunyll majorvd n Sfuuual Sruvnru- and was fu lranslvr from Pruzlrrru Hugh wluvru' uhu- was an aduyu' 'YI4 lmllsl fif -lll Y, Cf7YYV upOndl'nf,l' Club! -:nfl G.A.A. l-lvr paullrrn ls lrslwnlng lo ru-fuurds and an lou alll r graduallon plans, 'ylll' ll'l'u lll'Y Vyl flm V1 jfllll MARILYN ANN TAYLOR' . . , Thus Quuul uunrl du-rruurw lrlllu- gal hauls from La Mrsuu and lufuu, fulfwrudu-d 6.U.l-l,S. all four yrars. . , . Hvr major was Buslnvss . . . vrcu' jur-'xy of lluu' Bowlrng Clulu 3,4 . , A rnvrru ln-u ol Vurlrury Corps . , , Lang un Rvd Rrlluu rl Cluruur 7,3 . . , Glrls Ensvrnlplu' Cv --.lu-ul Cluruuu, and Ururru Corps . . . shu- ullans in fultwnd Buusrnwss Coll-'gr' and luv Y YI fl'FJllflnlSL rn SfjfYl4' SWHURY OllIC4', MURRAY M. TENNEY' . . . Thus Spring Vfullwyulu nufujfluvd un rrmlh , , , was lrvaa, ful Hr Yi fuHu'nr'lu'r'l Gross. four yvaug , , , wull go to rrullu-qw ul noi drafivd, ROBERT THATCHER' . . . Bob has af- lvnrll ul fyrruun. lfur lfulur yu .urs .urucl rrrrujorwd un Mfullu . . . ruu-'rrlluur rul Hu Y , , , hculvlfy 1'. luunllrrrj . . . wfunls luu lvu- fun undvrlalcu-r ul Ururlu- Sfurru druu-urul fall lurnl, CLASS QF I946 JAMES STEWART MARGARET ANN STINTON' . , . Quuu.-t and nrcv, thats Margarvl, an El Cajonuan who rnajorvd ln Hustory and Stvnogjuapluy . . . har pasturny us rvadung . , , hobby, pholograplny . . . Shu bvlongud lo Corn rnvrcial Club in hvr junuor yvar . . . Hrr plans for the futuru' dvpvnd on a Cvr- taun man. ZOA ANN STRICKLER' . . . Thus popu- lar luttlc gurl gous by thu- narnc ol Strufl: . . . shc majored in horns-malcung wlrrulu' at Grossrnont . . . bclongfd to G-uul Rv scrvuts 2,3 . . . lulmrs io waffh fooiball garncs . . . and alirr graduation plans to go to Colorado. NANCY FAY SULLIVAN . . . Nancy translsrrvd to us from St, Thomas IH '44 whcru' she' was Sccrutary of hcr class, and Ch-acr lcadvr , . , shc rnajorvd un a Corn' rnvrcial Coursv . . . and plans on bv- comung a svcrvlary . . , hor hobby is bowlung . . . shv lulws gorng lo thu' mo- vlvs . . , altvr graduafuon shu ll go io follfgf. CARL WINSLOW SUNBURY' . . . Thvy call hlm Grandpa and hu' comps from Lcnron Grow , . , his major was Mv- clwanucal Arts . , , Grampa has bclongcd to l-lu'Y 23.4, prrsjdlng as Proxy onu' yvar , . . Hobby is huntung . . . ldVOfIlx' pashmu' us rnvndung Chairs . , . and has ambituon lS to bv a mechanic, SUTER. EVA MAE . . . Elon cams h-'rv un hvr ssrulor yvar from Vvrdugo Hulls Hugh . . . an El Cajonrr slrv lulcvs wad- ing and collvcitnng 1hir'ugs...shu rnajorrd un a Buslnvss coursv and alivr graduating shm will work for thu' tvlcplronc company. RICHARD WALKER . . . Dick came to G.U.I'I.S. during his third year trom Conn ..,. majored in Science . . . earned letter in tootball this year . . . tavorite pastime is swimming , . . plans to go into service. DOROTHY WALTERS . . . Dottie , one ot our majorettes, tavored a stenographic course . . . attended Gross, tor tour yrs.g was in drill team l,2,3g ushered Pageant 47 speedball and basketball team 2 . . . will go to college. THOMAS LEE WALTERS , . . More com- only called Tommy . . . Entered Gross- mont as a treshman and majored in shop . . , is 3-year Ietterman in track: sec. ot Junior class: belongs to Ietterman club . . . will join Navy atter graduation. CHRISTINE SARAH WARD . . . Teen transferred here trom Riverside and ma- jored in Art . . . was Decoration Chair- man tor Girls League, 3 . . . belonged to Art Club 3.4. treasurer 3 , . . favor- ite pastime is dancing and drawing . . . Will work atter graduation. EDMUND EARL WHITE . . . Earl, who joined the Navy in June, majored in His- tory . . . letterman in tootball 3: Pan American. 2 . . . is interested in elec- tricity. WHITE, MARION ELAINE . . . This Grossmont answers to the name ot Bunny . , . majored in Social Studies and hobby is cooking . . . Girl Reserve I,3: Orchestra 2,37 Drill Team I,2 . . wants to become a model. Tl-IE GRADUATING KEITH A. THOMPSON' . . . Attendet Gross. tour years where he majored i shop and played tootball three years . . lite ambition is to be an auto mechani . . . plans to go into service atter grad uation. DOROTHY VIRGINIA TODD . . . Dorri majored in Art and wants to be a musi teacher . . . belonged to Art Club 3,4 Bowling Club 27 treasurer ot Red Cros 2j was on Service Committee 2,31 Christ mas Pageant l,2g Drill Team 3 , . . Plan to go to college. DORIS G. TURNER . . . Doodle has at tended Grossmont tor two years , . she majored in Home-making . . . par ticipated in Christmas Pageant 4 . . Plans to go to Texas or Nebraska am aabe a horse ranch. 7 LLOYD I.. ULERY . . . Shorty , whos. pastime is eating has attended Gross for tour years . . . was stage crew 4 majored in Science . . . plans to go tr college and be a photographer. GENE VAN NOTE . . . This ambition one majored in Math . . . it not drattec will work tor a year, then attend college HARRIET WALLER JAMES LE ROY WHITE jAu9ustj . . . Roy has been attending Gvrossmont all tour years and hails from good old Lalre- ',irIi' , , ,wants to be a brain surgeon , . . llanfjnq Club 23 Hi Y 43 Bowling Club 43 A Cappella 3,43 Band 2,3,43 manager 'il A Baslret ball 4 . . . Favorite pastime wrirlring on rars and loating , . , Will go to rolligi. EDWIN PHILIP WHITE . . . This Santee liruy rame to us tram Coronado last year , , . his major was Srienceg belonged to thi- HiY 43 hobbies are hunting and lishing , . , plans to just world atter graduation. RICHARD A. WILEY . . . Dick has ntti-neled Grossmont tor 3 years . . . ma jon-d in shop 3 . , his hobbies are worlrv ing on rars . . . just loves to go to the unow and h--,wh . . . traclr 3,4 . . , his plans me tti-' Army, DOROTHY ERNESTINE WILLIAMS . . . ,. fh--r major was math , . . Pan Ameri- rfin league I,23 Srrrnre Club 2,33 Latin Club 7,33 Spei-rh Club 3,43 Drill team 2. 33 little Ang-'I in Christmas Pageant IZ nhl' partiripatr-d in Speech Tourney at State Coll:-gi: 4 , . . she hopes to become fi doctor. IAMES GORDON WILSON . . . Wil- son was one atomic man around good old C-rossmont tor tour years , . . Was son . . . a two yr-ar Lettitrmanls Club 3. 4 . , , prvxy ot Flying Club 4 . . 3 Hi-Y 3,4 . , . a swrond Gene Krupa he played thi- drums in the band 7,3 . , . member nf 6.6.6. Board 4 , . , future depends rin Unrl- twain, will jirriliatily go to Stal. College. VIRGINIA WILSON' . . . Ginger :ami-'. to us from up Barrett way . . , Her major was Busines' ,,.. pastimes are shows, and dancing . , . she lilres to fnllert stamps ad plans to worlr atter graduation. CLASS OF I946 LILLIAN BERTHA WILTFONG . . . a loyal Grossmontcr tor tour years . . Bertha majored in l-lomemalring . . . mem ber ot Dancing Club 2,3 . , . she thinlrs to graduate . , . plans to be a nurse. GUY WILLIAM WINTON, JR .... This trombone-tootin' man majored in Math . , . belonged to Schubert Cliub 2,3,43 C. S. F. tour semesters: Bowling Club 3, 4: Senior Band and Orchestra , . . Atter graduation Guy plans on college, and his ambition is to be an Engineer. AGNES CHARLOTTE WOODHEAD' . .. Aggie was one ot our chic little Drill majorettes . . . coming to Grossmont in her trosh year she majored in English . . . she lllres dancing, tennis and swim- ming . . she was active in G.A,AA . . . Dancing Club 2,33 Bowling Club I3 Girl Reserves 3 . . . she wants to go to col- lege . . . as tor tuture plans, time will tell. ROBERT KIRKLAND WORTHINGTON' . . . Math was Bob's major . . . he lett us in his sophomore year but was baclr the next tall . . . member ot C.S.F. I3 Bowling Club 3,43 Tennis 3,43 and Flying Club 4. Bob is mechanically minded . . and lilres to tly . , , will go to college and become an aeronautical engineer. BARBARA DELL WRIGHT' , , . Lilie- able and lovely, thats Barbs, this year's Commissioner ot Coordinated Activities . . . This brainy gal majored in Math . . was chosen most outstanding citizen in Sr. Class . . . Honor Roll l,2,33 6.6 G. Board 33 Mary in Christmas Pageant 3, Candlebearer 2,43 Daisy Chain 3: Jr, Prom Committee 3: Drill Team 2,33 be- longed to Biology Club 3,43 C.S.F. I,2,4: Pan American I, ot which she was see . . . attcr graduation shell go to Statt CAROL RAE WUEBBEN' . . . This Spring Valley Gal will answer to Rae . . , she piclrecl a Stcnographic course as her ma- jor . . . she lilies eating Katies Specials, and dancing . . . belonged to Dancing Club 3 . . , participated in Christmas Pageant, and Glee Club 2 . . . she just wants to settle down and be a good housewife, THEODORE ROBERTS YANCY . . . The best is none too good tor ed, who came to G-rossmont in his Junior year. His ma- jor was History and art . . . secretary tor the El Cajon l-li-Y 3.4 . . pub. chairman tor Pan American Club 3,4 , . . Art Club 3,43 Dancing Club 33 Christmas Pageant 3,41 assistant photo Ed. on El Recuerdo 4 . . . Ted plans to go to Woodbury School ot Design and become a fashion designer. NANCY PATRICIA YOUNG' . . . Pat has been a true Grossmonter tor the past tour years . . . her major was in the Stengraphic line . . . she enjoys swim- ming and dancing , . . was seen in Drill Team in her second and third years . . . Christmas Pageant 4: Honor Roll 3 . , . atter high school Pat plans going on to college, and then to just travel. ROERT LeROY ZELLER' . . . Demo- crat did big things in ye old Alma Ma- ter tor such a little man ...played guard on tootball team 4 . . , belonged to Flying Club 4: Red Cross representative 2,3 . . . he likes tootball, baseball and flying . . . and wants to become a com- mercial pilot. Everett Angle CAMERA SI-lY Harold Casteel Donald Conn Burton O. Dranga Robert Engelstat Cecil Gudmundson Nathaniel Holstrom Roy Houston Edith Malcolm John H. McCurry Earl McKellar Barbara McMahan Clarence McVay Ervin Major Ben Nalrata Charles Oldham William Roch Ambie Ruis James Salas Robert Shepard Anne Simms Robert C. Swanson James Tallant Delmas Taylor Virgil Terpack Dee Tilley Joe Weede -5 x K ,w y 4, 4, .f 234 -'-' NW., , 2 , -,gy Sq, .4 Tk x ,.h 1, 3 .,,., ,X xg: Q W ,Mmm lr I' ml , ,, A u.:,,f - wx' 'mg 'X ,132 A 1 y ' sf 2 K i Nix f Q X c . A ' A Mwfs f, 3 M ff f -...f L A W W.,..m-aw JV LW f.,,,,,, H' y K r i 1 ,Na ,A X AQ Q 11 NT FSQVRQ Q y if XSL Viv' SF? S L E XX i X N X N X v X Q is xx 1 W, K NSR, 1 , . ww -Y N -sw , A 'ls' Lt g ,GN - XL 'K , 'Q Y ...ff-or Pow I: M. Bennett, Cr. Higgins, M. Tippin, E. Evans, G, Harncon, J. Qoslcopt, J. Rosenloerger, A. Downs l. Dacm, M. Poether. Pow 2: K. Keeler, I. Wills, D. Weinbrandt, J. Griffin, C. Swanstrom, B. Hersey, M Sf haperkotter. D. Bell, R. Pisciher, D. Kopt. Row 3: C. Wylie, G. Brown, M. Dodge, E. Herrera, T. Lemire P. Petersen, J. Stevens, R. Hansen, B. Henry, B. Goodridge. Row 4: H. Judy, J. Belsha, P. Schilling, T Chapman, D. Balcer, B. Busch, L. Stephen, D. Jones, D. Close, R. Cisco. Row 5: P. Pierce, B. Cooter, G Drill, B Crirliltz, W. lansher, D. Balls, W. Coldlhorpe, H. Buclcel, H, Sherman, J. Dyer. JLINIORS Pow I: M. Cohenom, B. J. Collins, A. Marche, L. Russell, W. M. Sanders, A. Knapp, R. Leslie, K. Kelso P. Hendrix, M. Moore. Row 2: L. Meyer, P. Sherman, B. Thompson, D. Budvarson, H. Cartmill, R. Du Chemin. M. Landis, C. Turner, A. Carlson, A. Souther. Row 3: K. Keogh, P. Kelley, T. Vita, G. Turnac M.. . u. we , - 1 Nnlgxbvi, ..... r-...n 1. M- X-Qi new f if I l. Johnsorr, J. L. Cooper, L. Mayne, B. Meininger, J. McDonald. G. Hunter. Row 4: L. Manzy, R. Sage, A, M. Hampslen, D. Ames, D. Kautman, C. Tabor, A. Carll, B. Williams, B. White, M. Allen. Row 5 P. Walls, M. Brown, A. Griffin, R. Ames, J, Mattingly, D, Huelraby, B. Walters, N. Freeman, S. Hall, S l lllflllllfl. we -,-r...,N,.. N - x ,,...,, , .- g tg Ns- fs.. Q- ws em ' P, in vw 'Qu rw.. 'Q S- Q. i un 0-., ...Q . N... in - -.. xg ---Y s- .xt 'im ' KX 'Q ....-is if Caves N. Q Q C. ..... 'N 'L ll'- ' in, A 2,9 lies: hz ..f.f':Nw-iw 'TIM ..: u in 'wo' Mt in N-M. Sf 'B , 4-E: Row I: P. Hopewell, C. Morris, J. Morgan, V. Patterson, V. Zinn, M. Thornton, P. Cudigan, N. Pratt, M. Pohle, E. Nelson. Row 2: L. Moore, P. Raschke, P. Shepard, A. Staples, E. Huey, L. Brooks, V. Bandt, D. Madden, V. Swendra, B. Shroat. Row 3: J. Findel, L. Ward, C. Schnell, A. Bugern, N. Terrill, P. Manning, R. Dudley, P. Walker, M. L. Marshall. Row 4: T. Nichols, F. McDermott, B. Kelly, H. Christopher, L. Branf scom, R. Good, J. Harris, E. Gates, J. Huntsmer, D.Price. Row 5: P. Thurston, S. Guimond, M. Minga, H. Anderson, L. Busch, G. Mangels, B. Applegate, B. Gates, B. Hottman, B. Hughes. JLINIORS Row l: S. Hewitt, B. Short, B. Moore, B. Silva, J. Clapp, J. Wilbert, K. Robinson, L. Eaton, A. James, D. Garst. Row 2: D. Heredia, T. Foulds, L. Beard, M. Tayler, H. Hetrick, J. Moore, B. Conklin, E. McKitt- rick, C. Orsborn, A. Weston. Row 3: J. Smith, D. Askew, B. Sever, H. Eastman, J. Weist, D, Peters, P. Strong, D. Rick, D. Potter, R. Spencer. Row 4: P. Robeson, D. Marten, L. Ward, D. Mclntosh, H. Haynes, P. Freeman, D. Hant, J. Hill, J. Loveland, W. Robertson. Row 5: P. Hartung, R. Foster, W. Becker, P. Money, J. Springer, R. Pegram, R. Bourne, R. Ment, R. Kuhner. ' ., . W , N.. . -W vs., fb. ,... 'W r-. num. -.' , Mu. , . . Y N 'Q' r ' 'f , , v. 1 'Fu . -Q Q ' 'Mp ' x 5. sg . f.,- F .-. - Q N'-M ' ,., Hg'inv '. V' qv-. - f- W - ' 1, - N. - -N, s 1 'Q . ws g3...,- sf li SVN' N' 'SYN-mg. s-.0 Row l: C. Thomas, S. Sanders, D. Moore, W. Caplinger, lf. Bumbalougti, B, Crawtord, J. Englisti, J. Zilla rner, B. Patterson, B. Robinette. Row 2: B. Bunnell, D. Dupree, J. Foreman, L. Swanson, M. A. Switzer, D. Strange, L. Malcemson, R. Domengoni, S. Worttiington, C. Pascoe, A. Pliilbroolc. Row 3: C. Lutz, J. Santtiez, D. Ravy, C. Slcoler, B. Slwatter, P. Cleveland, D. Monds, M. Ratclitt, N. Clarlc, N. Brottierton. Row 4: H. Milner, O. Mason, J. Nelson, J. Newanden, S. Rogers, E. Douglass, R. Douglass, B. Hays, R. Ruslcee, l. Niclide. Row 5: B. Merritt, R. Jotinston, E. Kastz, L. Word, D. Barnett, D. Moyer, P. Johnson, R. Criedit, L.Cl1ase, H. Rowe. JLINIORS Row I: E. Browning, H. Anderson, J. Cox, M. Ratti, P. Blalce, M. Sandlin, D. Ramsbaclwer, B. J. Mclntoslw, M. Kolrinlnorst, R. Koctier. Row 2: R. Littlefield, B. Lee, C. Irwin, P. Ellery, R. Hendriclcs, D. Gates, B. Mor- ton, F. Nordalwl, L. Anderson, N. Kinnel. Row 3: J. Wallendortt, N. Bierloauer, J. Sater, R. Nowles, P. Moyer, B. Malloy, W. Barnes, D. Lowry, D, Van Dusen, R. Van Dusen. Row 4: H. Milner, D. Grove, B. Woltington, B. Gaunt, C. Babcoclc, E. Denton, D. Jotin-son, W. Hall, H. Pearce, B. Brittain. Row 5: J. Dos C. Rice, R. Peterson, T. Hashimoto, C. Morrison,H. Talcetiaro, E. Sparlcs, J. Dall, P. Killman, J. Worlcman. v ' FQ .1 3 -L: K ,N .wiht ev-v'Q A:.p,.'-uniQx.i,55,p,s -.U 'N 'X 'SN 'Sr - .- s. ' 4 - :. ' P f' . -..QZX ,n --.. . of s -,. , N A ur E.. 8 . NXQ5 . V .L ,. .....,. ., M .. A .M ,Mix .vm .Q www.: 5-W I ska' Row I: J. Pascoe, B. Brooke, D. Shellum, J. McClain, E. I-Ianson, J. Silvia, L. Cody, J. I-Iarvey, J. I-Iooke, P. Malapira. Row 2: R. Ramirez, I. Wills, M. J. McKenzie, B. Johnson, D. Rose, A .Carbone. B. Ward, J. Deeds, A. Kronn, D. Williams. Row 3: C. Murray, M. Gillies, S. Farley, E. Eaton, N. Engelman, E. Sher- wood, S. Farley, B. Reynolds, M. McManigal, W. Farrell. Row 4: W. Beclcer, C. Woolsey, B. Smith, J. Page, J. Doe, L. deJulien, M. Durham, B, Lucas, P. Vance, B. Emery. Row 5: J. Evans, D. Berray, S. Emble- ton, C. Spattorcl, J. Maniscalco, R. Oyos, D. Warner, N. Ball, L. Longwell, P.JoIIitr'. JLIINIIORS Row I: R. M. I-Iancoclc, M. Taylor, R. Miller, D. Donovan, V. Smith, M, Murray. Row 2: K. Tennison, M. Royle, M. Armstrong, D. Beclc, M. Ewing, D. Mason, B. I-Ienclerson. Row 3: G. Cota, E. I-Iope, A, Rasco, G. Marshall, R. Spence, R. Longman, R. Bussy. Row 4: J. Dall, B. Brandt, G. Nold, E. Shaldice, G. Schurr, R. Stipe, I-I. McCurdy. W- A . K T X. .g M 'N wa. v 1 g M L ' ,hw j '-M A. bf-W -is,-L ,, - ,mmww in in ll.. N-. ua S .M Y Q ' .Q N . .a X' ,.,-' - ,, ani' wwbh Q -14' H! B I it 1 ,QVM A Qff'fgbi, Q n' -rlfxn 1, u.. 1: . ' 'ff 1' , -4 ky ,7 ,, ' -A . S Qmgw' Hb.. . '. ,. 'm.v5f4 ,' ' 1' Af- , mf .. ,VII -4 Mei , 4 7.. S - ,' 'Q F. fx -an 1 Y RQ 41 g . , a ' W xx buns- ' J A vi ,. ,an W 93095 ...f ga... L NN 'S wi X ,. SNR gm .a TQMCDRROWS PROTONS BARBARA SECOY A. Raymond, trees.: McCullough, sec.: Messmore, advisor: Secoy, Pres. Eager to talqe their place as upper classmen, Sophomore class members worlced hard on their class projects. They will provide some real assets to C5rossmont's hall ot tame in the next 2 years. Row l: D. Brown, B. Vanlandingham, L. Burnett, N. l-logan, L. Moclc, R. Masis, A. Meyer, D. Steward, N. J Morris, A. Bowlin. Row 2: l. Avra, A. Estrada, N. Webb, N. Topper, L. Eidson, l-l. Bianchi, L. Muse, M Doss, B. Palmer, A. Raymond. Row 3: S, Shermis, B. l-loward, l-l. Lawton, D. Fribley, E. Dykstra, R. Sexauer, J. Castro, D. Prescott, M. Gudmundson, A. Tirpalc. Row 4. J. Martin, D. Parsley, B. Brecount, J. McClosky, R. Rose, R. Luxton, l-l. Wolfe, E. McKinney, B. Broersma, J. Sloan. Row 5: D. Jones, D. Rumbaugh, L. Or tega, J. Vollmer, C. Lough, F. Jennings, B. Devaney, Bil lMeilcle, R. Duncan, G. Grittin. ma... we M- W me ow sy vw we N. .Q uw... fa.- not W A' an if 'Q wiaw NN, .rm-an r., ,M ra- :,.....v-413 .ww - AH. V, 5 MM 'hn- .M K 3-v-. 1 we if 3' 4' us., A my . .3 N --.. C.. 'Q.. ss- 4 N':.., 'Qs xis. 'N-NL Row I: B. Lopez, B. Wheeler, S. Carlisle, D. Landis, C. Lieras, L. Garcia, I. Alvarez, M. Lieras, K. Fradcn- burg, L. Wlnite. Row 2: A. Berg, J. Crandal, J. LeVan, D. Bowman, G. Peterson, W. Manges, M. Swan- -.on, J. Fradenburg, B. J, Hyde, V. Merit. Row 3: D. Downing, J. Barak, J. Goode, B. Davis, N. Ellingboe, J. Shaw, E. Zillmer, J. Starbeclc, M. Maclw, E. Harrison. Row 4: L. Bralcensill, C. Rogers, T. lurrnan, T Bauer, R. Gibson, J. Hooper, D. Nyre, L. Cotton, J. Warren, J. Grogin. Row 5: H. Carpenter, L. Kel- logg, CQ. Kregear, A, Wiltlong, P. Hale, K. Sage, B. Beisner, D. Cooper, C. Ernest, B. Crawford. SCDPHCDMORES Row I: R. Pearson, B. Palmre, G. Critz, T. Sinclair, B. J. Umbarger, L. Brokaw, M, lurcott, M. Welde, Billing-,, F. Wallcer, Row 2: L. Egrmayer, W, Gipson, H. LeGrande, B. Ulery, W. Wilson, J. liindel, T. Ju , W, Qowdy, F. McDermott, l. Wliitt. Row 3: A. Wiltong, B. Devaney, F. Jennings, B. Meilcle, B. Baxley, D. Stevenu, J. King, D, Wooldridge, B. Hays, R. Wilcox. Row 4: J. Murray, O. Slnaw, H. Harry, K. Sage, B Allen, R, Laab-,, G. Wliiting, J. Griggs, D. Henderson, G. Wliite. Row 5: R. Craine, D. Scliurnalrer, D. Brown, J. Stornbaugli, R. Nagler, L. Hoover, K. Lane, D. Dodd, T. Sutton, J. Winans. F. dd A v.. xvwlx Kg fx, 1 ,AQ -X9 Q- W L..- W 1 Xu l ...U , '- 'Qs S. 15 5 ., sv . f.,,s.....- fx a-. - . ,L X.. ff L., 'K Ps B 'Q 'sung' 'Q-at In Q2 'Y' ' . fs . t M , Na xx .M N, :iam nm.. Www in-ali! .L we R, Row I: C. Acord, E. Hill, J. Gleave, S. Layman, P. McGlin, B. Asay, B. Owens, A. Withers, D. Haworth, V Cox. Row 2: J. Pool, M. Hammond, A. Ruis, B. Ramirez, B. Arnold, J. Makemson, B. Proctor, J. Abrams P, Peck, B. Secoy. Row 3: C. Griggs, V. Scott, M. Houze, W. Smith, R. Ball, B. Bullock, P. Scheibe, R. 'Ia bor, R. Ballentyne, F. Tims. Row 4: F. Takenaga, K. Watson, B. Koopmans, B. Walker, L. Fisk, A. Shep herd, D. Hansen, J. Dial, B. Webber, R. Bishop. Row 5: B. Stadello, J. Dickenson, I-. Wessels, E. Mann L. Hill, J. Matteo, B. Condon, J. Belsha, J. Matej, T. Scott. S O P H Q M 0 R If S Row I: L. James, R. Hada, M. Chiney, I. Rau, G. Love, Z. Koen, E. Benton, V. Hewill, M. Hawley, B. Wat kins. Row 2: I. Purdy, B. Marshall, P. Contreras, J. Henderson, L. Shirey, C. Jorritsma, A. Grattam, P. Malloy, B. Parker, S. Cook. Row 3: F. Brown, P. McMiIIin, M. Morriss, LaV. Espinola, A. Lemire, B. Kilroy B. Goertz, C. Hansen, M. Burrell, M. Watson. Row 4: E. M. Brokaw, B. Granger, C. Snyder, D. Roberts, J. Bachman, W. Schmidt, R. Minnis, S. Ingalls, S. Lemmon, F. Ring. Row 5: E. Fry, K. Bennett, J. Galaway, R. Lickert, F. McKiney, B. Hewett, E. Heacox, H. Osborn, J. Hines, G. Weber. , of , Q, f ,bg ,,,. ANNA ' sp- Y We ,,,,.MW' fm -1' .,. N, W. ... . M. mf.. .. X. W . ' B' ' W 30. H . ' :' 9'1QwwS t-- - :z,M . I. ,M S x -Q.. , . A v ,Y A X 9 K -W we . -nl M.. ss Nam-,af am. M . sk: I '-wi .mv -...N .f my , ,wx QW A b, aw. ww Ba- ,, .'Wel: qw W . QW! il... as Wake. ,Has vs 'm....s-I ,mg -'QR' 'wt na- 'nu rv- aw s, my it N. ,, ii f . .. v s.qv Q. f s . 'Y 10' s- i' W- Nr- gtk :. ...--.Q K N I V wax, -0- ws.. .,,., gm. 0 S , N-A A M ' 'vxtfsa-....N' -J' -A , ., . -AQ . . ' ' ' s L. Q B fe.. f N W 'fr--W... . . '- - : M ' , - , i . w x : , . 5 W w. 'TfA A+.. g ,nr .. X ' . . 'r--O' Q M N sn. -Ng 'S-...r -.... . . , m:f? . Q... A- D N... Q 5 Row I: J. Patterson, R. Sachs, D. Yorgin, J. Graham, R. Wilson, A. Preston, P. Morgan, J. Butts, F. Pilling Row 7: R. Luxton, W. Simpson, D. Vanlue, B. Geiger, G. Faringer, H, Rosberry, J. Gibson, D. Ramiriz, D Rand, G. Chubb. Row 3: D. Broolce, R. Levilcow, H. Rothwill, R. Preston, J. Haslam, R. Malcay, J. Mclien riff, D. Stcyenm, W. Srhmidt, J. Lahahan. Row 4: J. Grogan, B. Lulcnow, W. Keeter, G. Clarlc, J. McGowan CQ. Baturorlr, J. Howell, B. Warden, B. Schaefer, B. Dees. SGP!-IOMORES Row I: H. Wallner, J. Horne, B. Protlce, P. Bramwell, E. Clarlc, J. Blevins, D. Reagan, E. Hatfield, l. San derf., M. Woodruff. Row 2: L. Fitzgerald, D. English, J. Boeing, J. Folda, E. Cummings, N. Rice, S. Car lrzr, H. Petron, J. A. Stearns, D. McClure. Row 3: J. King, M. L. Lichty, A. Geiberger, B. Beagle, D. Dun away, M, A. Messing, S. Charmonte, M. Whittington, O. Miller, E. Stieloer. Row 4: B. Meyer, E. Dodge R. Foberty, D. Monise, J. Brown, P. Cody, J, Jaclcson, A. Magill, J, Broolcs, A. Fuleher. Row 5: W. Foster, R. Wallcer, G. Kyler, S. Snyder, B. Poster, E. Sweetwood, R. Margulslci, D. Smith, J. George, K. Sell. V' B ,, K- ,Soup .M M, 'Xf. 'Z' A vm DM. . 1... 5 -. .iwis Y- M . Q. 4... wx, 'fo m.. ' ss,....,. 'K 'anvil' LAM was . mu, a 92-a as Kit, 55 an J 'Q' A? - si at . 3, W' Row I: L. Torricellas, J. Loveland, C. Wallace, L. Bridges, E. Brawn, P. Grittman, K. Mason, R. Altscliuler, M. Trammel, E. Samuel, Row 2: J. Livert, B. McCullough, B. Parker, B. McCallister, J. Love, D. l-lenson C. Kramer, M. L. Jones, M. Poster, P. Bloom. Row 3: M. Brock, B. Annis, l-l. Ford, K. Watts, M. Pitman M. Powell, Y. Ceiplis, M. Rubidoux, C. Carrilla, V. Gillespie. Row 4: J. Niglwore, G. Bast, M. Baker, P Wilson, B. A. Page, B. Pearce, B. Kemp, R. Hanson, G. Baker, D. Manson. Row 5: D. Rinner, G. Clark, W Brande, R. Punk, B. Donolio, D. Diamond, E. Ruiz, I-l. Wiggin, P. Parks, C. Owen. SQPHQMGRES , . M ' . 5 f .., ,, u .Ar , f-nn,w-vu , ,- -fx f--.i V - ,VT - IM, 1 . 5. -i - - .. r.,t1 ,. M.. 'gf waxy fb , K ' r A Y ' V' 4' ' ' 'ua 1 fm-.Argus-B s-- -. -.lv 1 ' iff. . frq . ' 1 . ,V . 'E 'fr K - f..i'-lr Hr '1 ' gg ini ...- Q , ...,i.sQ.,,... .. , .W-.-r..,,,..4, ..f.w..L...,f4X2'.,...V,4...f. ..Q.... .. '. Q.. FRESI-IMEN Row I: D. Byors, C. Lock, E. Bruington, L. Boswell, N. Duncan, B. l-letrick, P. Walker, N, Woltington, D Williams, B. Zeis. Row 2: S. Zeller, D. Daggs, M. O'Rourke, B. Wtiisler, M. Colqutioun, M. McCurdy, S Prentice, L. Redman, J. Harris, J. Sanders. Row 3: l-l. l-lobbs, J. Pollock, M. Harrigan, J. Mielke, E. Farr, M. White, M. A. Wlwited, N. Nagy, T. Callian, B. Strickland. Row 4: R. Contreras, P. l-lanson, P. l-larris L. Vieira, P. Ctianney, A. Baker, J. Wallace, B. Stieber, J. Day, J. Meade. Row 5: K. l-leide, D. Tate, R Wieglworst, L. Cooper, B. Cloud, R. Cramer, G. l liyes, R. Drouin, R. Raines, A. Uplwam. , K Y . . M V-an y . gr , 'Nu -W ' - .v Oh-9' vfa 'hw--B A 1 NL K . TCDMQRRGWS ELECTRGNS Grossmont's new arrivals are a live wire group. As yet unorganized, ttiey give promise ot considerable Contribution to ttre sclwool in future years. SP . if Row I: W. Bell, L. V. Stirauner, E. Rasco, S. Forrester, P. Desrnond, L. Weber, D. Good, C. Miclcelsen, D Loveland, J. Corriere. Row 2: P, Rosso, F. Stieperslcy, B. Bowlen, J. Hall, J. Spiess, D. Kinnel, V. Naylor, M. Kalmtronn, C. McDonald, B. Fleet. Row 3: L. Moon, F. Ball, A. Martin, R. Jewell, B. Birdwell, A. War ner, D. Corel, L. George, B. Wallcer, H. Silas. Row 4: B. Jackson, G. Dally, J. Henderson, J. DuBois, P Stwaclceltord, J. Schilling, H. Ashdown, H. Romero, J. Gavin, C. McClelland. Row 5: B. Bleclcel, G. Swar ner, R. Ray, R. Waits, H. Glds, B. Brawner, G. Allen, E. Calkins, A. Dobranslci, C. Clarlc. V - . 5 . Q up .. , , . 5 , I A .. I W K hw ... . . QQ. bk xx. . 9.4 . ii vb. . wi, ' '-we . .M - ' Row I: V. Morey, V. Eichler, M. Boyes, B. Dock, C. Strunka, M. Mount, B. Baronas, K. Pierce, D. Rebolledo, B. A. Mann. Row 2: M. L. Roesler, D. M. Cherey, B. Keman, N. Proctor, C. Rose, C. Cox, B. Dodd. M. Bennett, H. Lamton, B. Heirck. Row 3: B. M. Simms, C. Oliver, E. Woodhead, H. Boho, J. Beisner, J. Burns, J. Sweetland, B. McDonald, R. Richards, M. Casteel. Row 4: E. Morton, C. Cooper, A. Wilkin- son, L. Buckel, P. Brokau, F. Roios, J. Stewart, B. Terry, L. George, R. Duncan, D. Barr. Row 5: T. Kasitz, A. Krueger, J. Lambert, J. Roland, H. Clark, D. Key, J. Predsleton, D. Winson, D. Tomlinson, A. Blake, B. fksch, D. Chapman. FRESHMEN Row I: Marjorie Moore, Marilyn Peterson, Faye Chappell, Barbara Kitchenka, Doris Dowding, LaVina Vail, Patsy Parsons, Ruth Richards, Maroirie Merritt, Leo Barnett. Row 2: Euna Jackson, Yvonne Aylward, Diane Crawtord, Janice Manly, Jane Kitchingman, Mary Reid, Bonnie Plegle, Halbert Crow, Robert Gregg, Robert Forsier. Row 3: Jiny Alner, Earl Harris, Bob Wood, Stephen Jackman, Philip May, Robert Kennedy, Peggy Knapp, Betty McClain, Eugene ames, Gary Wright. Row 4: Chetton Kirk, Louise Braunlick, Pat Meek, Jean Coones, Jane Adams, Barbara Marks, Eula Jackson, Phyllis Mock, Jane Wright, Kenneth Patteson. Row 5: Tom Moore, Ardinelle Fuller, Joyce Browning, Virginia McGowan, Dick Dunlop, Jim Kenward, Leland Powell, Dick Feeney, Reynolds McCake. s K Vs. . .. .. ...V 1 .mf .. fwjmig, .Qkwezw A W ' 'EWU' A .fggw ms., wg Y., Qg,wS1Wfm.,c, it vs-V' 'AW Qiaw .Am 'hu .PP Miss -sp- nww ..., ,WMI N- X.. M-...W W , .a gy O -- by 1' 119' .. Row I: M. Channell, V. Johnson, D. Sanders, P. Loughlin, A. Nelson, G. Gounaris, V. Chandler, M. Keighl ley. S. Wilrrall, E. Biorlcman. Row 2: G. Opp, B. Shepard, M. Alvarez, L. Ames, B. Allen, D. Saelcs, S, MC Donald, M. Farling, S. Meza, J. Doan. Row 3: P. Slraczynslci, E. Martin, B. Salas, E, Shirey, A. Gallagher, CJ. While, B. Roberts, G. Remmerde, M. Marquez, J. Acebedo. Row 4: W. Wills, B. Ashman, D. Crilpen, l. Rrerourl, J. Parlon, R. Hyde, V. Jump, D. Smith, A. B.own, .l. Johnwon. Row 5: J. Burlew, J, Srnilh l. Clarlc, F. Byrd, F. Martin, L. Clarlc, G. Clarlc, B. Wiley, C, Barnes, S. Goularl. FRESHMEN R iw I: W. Shocmalfer, G. Begg, J. Duncan, F. Flynn, B. Murphy, B. Harrington, J. l-larl, E. Pohle, C. Banks, J. Brown. Row 2: C. Wiltlong, J. Gillies, J. l-leney, M. Ford, B. Fite, D. Owens, M. McQuery, E. Busfh, l. Muhhr, P. Bulk. Row 3: B. Myers, R. Warden, R. Caslellanos, G. Swarner, R. Beisner, K. Whitcomln, M. Milaingau, D. Lindholm, D. Berg. Row 4: C. Knight, B, Carroll, J. Sager, J. Williams, G. lhomacr, R. Diiwlmrr, G. Ford, J. l-larris, J. Anderson, S. l-lope. W as in-my Ny .hr ,, Q- -wav xx- ri M.. T .g ...Q 1 s. ' r A- , uw Aww.. my Y' A ' R . ,W N w V Va N vw... Row I: R. Garcia, S. Byrd, R. Gladstone, F. Jackson, H. Applegate, H. Bishop, B. Buell, M. Sotelo, E. Beard, R. Freitas. Row 2: M. Golden, G. Thompson, B. Pinkard, A. Eaton, P. Cooper, B. Ellison, M. Broth- erton, A. O'Donnell, T. Huey, S. Sullivan. Row 3: V. Green, M. Rottat, J. Magginni, M. Blair, E. Taken- aga, D. Hollinger, R. Lyon, C. Tipton, C. Vance, M. Griffin. Row 4: J. Culver, E. Brown, R. Gastrl, J Kocis, R. Brown, T. McManus, D. Dennis, M. Eldridge,K. Tucker, W. Ehlers. Row 5: R. Beisner ,R. Kubik S. Jackson, R. McDonald, J. Wallendort, E. Pottrutt, J. Shepard, E. Hart, D. Gordon, F. Clark. FRESHMEN Row I: J. Wheeler, B. Whiting, K. Edwards, B. Whelan, C. Johnson, P. Woods, H. Shiosaki, E. Herrera, l. Good, E. Eads. Row 2: J. Brooks, D. Almgren, H. Taylor, B. Lewis, M. Morriss, A. Ames, D. Johnson, D lmpink, V. Marker, C. Carlin. Row 3: J. Kennedy, P. Proctor, D. Swendra, B. Jones, E. McBride, P. Peugh T. Johnson, P. Willis, M. Vicellio, J. Vicellio. Row 4: F. Statler, J. Rowland, T. Eaton, R. Rowin, W. Fillpot, B. Stow, D. Barker, J. Phelan, J. Wight, J. Lamore. Row 5: H. Simpson, R. Arriola, K. Rosenberger, P. Per- kiss, D. Purdy, D. Ruis, D. Williams, M. Peters, A. Martin, W. Olhleill. vw J ,,, . ,, . ,, or N we 4 Q 1 M N, . . -.1 W 1 NN W 19 -no Q.. .K . 'ik In ' in Q 'ii 5 M N . 4- -.Q ss, W A 2 ,,f .Q - 4 .ho - . ,H ,Ar - -Q, h, - 4. Q, f N 0 Q10 Nam in 5 Row I: E. Miller, N. Peterson, F. Henderson, L. Nelson, M. Cox, M. Whitt, M. A. Bompensiero, J. Hall, R. Schmidt, D. Bell. Row 2: B. Briggs, D, McKee, M. Garcia, B. Oclen, N. Freeman, V. Rogers, M. Alden, R. Chivas, C. Hagemeier, V. Long. Row 3: D. Tompkins, F. Pritasil, M. Dement, N. Walters, B. Smith, J Sparks, J. Sodergram, P. Valley, P. A. Whitney, S. Steen, V. Rushton. Row 4: B. Fromm, G. Gheinhardt, D. Stipe, J. Housenga, S. Watt, T. Wigham, 0. Peck, T. Stein, J. Smith, D. Wall. Row 5: E. Brundage. C. Lippman, W. Schneider, R. Rowe, F. Prince, B. Russell, E. Craddock, R. Churchill, l. Shaw, H. Marshall FRESHMEN Row I: Doris Reagan, Beverly Dull, Joyce Rasp, Joan Rubidoux, Gloria Neoms, lrene Martin, Shirley Ham- mond, Shirley Killorn, Dorothy Chison, Phyllis Hendrix. Row 2: Jean Miller, Rat Weaver, Barbara Harvey, Jo Anne Carlson, Virginia Noakes, Shirley Collins, Lois Ditto, Pat Ackley, Maxine Kregear, Geviene Miller. Row 3: Jack Boyd, Albert Brown, Ray McMullen, Donald Martin, Dick Walters, James Rooney, Dale Harvey, Carl Herda, Denny Hamilton, Duane Rusey. Row 4: David Hudson, Dana Newton, Robley Rhine, Jay Poole, Joel Erickson, Robert Fuller, Robert Haworth, Jack Carter, Frank Simon, Allan Cooper. Row 5: Douge las Boyd, Merle Ruby, Bingy Neville, Jimmey Weed, Richard Coweardin, Robert Ruly, Henry Romero, llarold Brand, Bill Rankin, Ray Precourt. ' . 'Ha-N. ' ' ., ' ..X +x, ' o H. is ,, Q 1- ,Q iw- Q gy -, 'I+ N. X 4 av N W- v X .Q Wit. 0 w. -Q YK L w 'F .uw ia. 4.4 rs..'4 5 R -ws X me M Xe' ilbaddlf' . ,s x awwmail' 'sv ' ,Ni Ni wg., gt. 1... ' -Q .Y ' o - -' E 7 . D J a V ' . n 1 14 ' f - 1 5 4 ' yt., 0 4 -x 1, Af ja-g,:Ff,:Q'A Ju ...' xy' 572' 9 XX ' ' YP' i Q XX , ,. b -Q ,-,- .,, V X 5 ' ' gf 'Wi - NT Q ' ' rs --lxv-il---. K Nw 'f' ff' : .PN ' ,f -X' 2'Q . ' .i xy- ' . xv! 'QWL I 4 X' 'X ' X M ,,.,,,,,,., . ' ? q , I 'Q' V. Q ' . i ff, aq 59 , X I' l, ' A Q . - ,X ' s L l j ' 4 'iii 1 f ' , 'X ' 3 X xg. 1, H w C ', l ,A Q I 71 ? ' 'V X f , X r ' 'Y . ' f g 4., A X 4 X -4.-L7 'rf 511 5, If I . ll, V, 3 M KAN f V ' , ' f izfkf. S ,. ffzqf' 1 ' l ,, - 5 o 6 mfs qw n 4, 1 f ' 0 a Q , s Q, 5 F65 - 5 A c s Q c . I fi-.Ak .av l PARKER PEN l-IANDLERS The year I946 has witnessed the debut ot the Pen l-landler, C5rossmont's own literary yearboolc. The Pen l-landler was written and published by the tuture Shalcespeares ot the Creative Writing Class, with Mr. James Parker, advisor, and David Saxton, editor. Wilbur Young, art editor d Hoffman, Madge Roether, business t editor RQBQT OF -lil-lE ASB l-lot ott the atom type and delivered bv roclce Mary Schreiber. eclito 'E express, the Foothill Echoes has furnished the latest accounts ot sports, features and school news to Grossnfionters. This year, through the un- tiring ettorts ot the statt, led by Mary Schreiber, editor, it was the largest weekly paper ever put out at 6.U.l-l.S. and certainly one ot the best. To the reporters goes the credit tor coverin 3 their many beats and gathering the news for its issue on the following Tuesdays. Paul Strong, sports editor Virginia Bandt, adv, mgr. PAW Mary Schreiber er co-editor Qi Qovvx Na, Q80 we CP' CL 2 I eo 't' Z .B - 2 O M 0 2 B ., 'U u -0-4 c ro -U vu vr vr vu E 3 S E .c .H : 1 2,5 sam adsfrioi 00: esac! K W aXk0 at sob Billie Jean Beck, assisiani art editors are A P' 504 rod vvo 00- ca2'c up goxoxdxm 609 X1 JE-I' Uwe EX Recueroo ska? was oxokeo eawkf 'm the year, asskqmments made, and meet'mc3s X1eXo twkce weekN.TXwe Pxtomkc Age was chosen theme Sox Xqbfb, and We book was oeokcakeo to The Future. The Nong weeks oi pXarm'mg, wv'vCmg,, ohotograpwng and eoktkng 5oXXoweo. F'maXN when 'm sku- oenk hands, skgneo seaXeo and oe Xkvereo, s'xc5Xws of reYxeQ were hear from co-eokkors Maw ScX'ue'xxoe ov. Lu oy Uoum T60 Raoul Hadley George Schurr CHRISTMAS PAGEANT The annual Christmas Pageant portrays the message ot all time, the peace and joy and love that the Christ Child brought. No matter what the future may hold 'For us, the inspiration ot Grossmont's many pageants from years past will strengthen us in years to come. The truth and beauty ot the Pageant's immortal message will last tor- ever. . Qs ,xL- A - si is Sg Que ot ttie most beautiful scenes is ttie Adoration ot the Virgin. The muiestic music combined with the simpie picture tilts owe wittw awe and wonder. CANDLE BEARERS And the other scenes, the Inn at Bethlehem, the Wisemen, the Shep- herds in the tield, and the Angels, are all a part ot our Christmas Pageant 2 5 Q 4' ? fg A as Stage Crew BACKSTAGE LIFE Back ot every assembly, dance, or play are tlie members ot ttie light, sound, and stage crews. Usually unrecognized, tliey do taslcs indispensable to successful production and deserve our sincere appreciation tor a job well done. The Light Crew 6 Q Q N. - f 1 D s 3 A ' dui' A 17,5 W .1 COME RAIN QR SHINE.. The !X.S.B. Play, Come Rain or Shine, was presented to a tull and enthusiastic house. Members of the cast worked 3 nights a week during the month preceding the performance to make it the sparkling and finished production that it was. The cast included: M. McManigal, L. Eaton, R, Robertson, V, Bandk, V. Cottrell, G. Schurr, B, Kemp, H. Martin, A. Simms, R. Kniss, J. Bengsion, B. Gould, E. Cates, D. Clark, D. Price, R. Good. I S s s : , . 1 . . . - 0 O x 0 . . 5 G . t . 44 K f . gQi 1 5 14 t . A 0 - O 0 5 . , Y 5 , I ' I A . 'g' -,xr V5 ' if f .X I 1 Y i K N P I ' - Q - 0 .xi Lx 0 0 S ' Q, + ' .X N F . . . s X A F -I X .,- N L K T' . . 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THE PN i PBUTUEHSS YW 1 wmgi wiv sm Q NILLIKA SM. rg can 'Ulunn-......,.wQ NNN A CUMFA N VCDICES QUT OF THIS WGRLD The Red Robe Choir established itselt again as one ot the s outstanding musical organizations ot the county, partici- pated in the annual Christmas Pageant and monthly radio programs: Organ-fund benefit program: Easter music at Mt. l-lelix .and Army-Navy Y.M.C.fX.g concert tours ot the county, and Baccalaureate and Commencement. Mrs. Gena Evans is the capable accompanist. Almost as well known is the Girls' Ensemble which has sung otten here. MERLE c. DONOHUE The Girls' Ensemble Nfif' ' GENA EVANS WE LEARN I-IQW OTHER PLANETS TALK... Eaced with the necessity ot acquiring language slcill in preparation tor weelc-end trips to Madrid or Paris or even time machine excursions to ancient Rome. Grossmonters delved with new enthusiasm into the mastery ot French, Spanish and Latin. New this year was the very successful tirst year French class. May Jenkins HQME LIFE GN PLUTO Say what you will about the delicacy ot dehydrated and trozen dinners, we preter our tood the good old- fashioned way, coolced so X well by the method taught in girls' homemalcing classes. AI, so some ot the newest radio- protectiye clothing, styled by our expert seamstresses, corn- bines corntort with grace. Joy Hirsch Hilda Hay E Q clrsall th WE LEARN OUR ln general, the objectives ot the English Department at Grossrnont are to help all students spealc and write clearly and correctly and enjoy reading. The department is organized on the theory that the class should meet the need ot the individual student. Freshman English is taught as a subject fused with social studies, sections meeting with the same teacher tor double periods. Groups in remedial reading provide tor those students who will protit by intensified reading drill. The Sophomore and Junior courses are ot two types, those tor students in- terested in the more academic sub- ject matter suited to college prepara- tion and those that emphasize read- ing. Eourth year English deals with N-iw' w r B are s Cam s 59 'obs Wife 122 KJ 'tam SP P481- EEE, ekfivgh Baa WM ex--- ' --raffle 'Kr YK X g56 as ,ww OWN LANGUAGE the development ot English literature and aims at preparation tor college. Two courses, new this year, are Creative Writing and Liter- ary Appreciation. The writing course, limited to twenty stu- dents with interest and ability in writing is publishing its own year boolc, the Penhandler, this spring. Literary Appreciation, unique among high school English courses, P, is taught in units ot three or tour ,,,' weelcs each by ten ditterent teachers, each teacher dealing with that phase ot literature he lcnows and loves best. Outside spealcers, records, motion pictures and play readings are tea- tures ot the course. is if fi R 1 K Beutah Shftvef show 5'f 'Y Conteiianh TALK FAST IN THIS ATQMIC AGE Grossmont's atom powered dual jet speech squad came roaring into I946 with a fresh but determined team. lts tirst test flight came at the State college tournament where Grossmont cornered one tirst, tour seconds and a third to nail down second place. On March tirst the Alhambra District tournament telt the disintegrating explosion as tour Grossmonters rocl4eted to the tinals including a tirst place in original oratory. Building up momentum Gross- monters roclceted to the ti- nals including a tirst place in original oratory. Building up more momentum Grossmont swept all San Diego t-ligh Schools aside in the annual American Legion and Lions Club contests. The roclceting Grossmonters went on to Redlands and yet uncon- quered horizons as Gross- mont's spealcers ushered in the Atomic Age. Alhambra Contestants Redlands Contestants PRODUCERS QF INTERPLANET PLAYS llwe Drama Department tras been superctiarged witlw actiyity tlwis year. In drama class, under Mrs. Poley sevv eral plays were enacted, and tlwe an- nual one act play contest was tweld in Marcti. Mr, Kniss directed tlwe ASB. and Senior plays. One-Act Play, All's Fair x, 'SSS 1. 3 fp- iq i g. 5: ,E , M f M K 2 8 'I H QR' V .: :' g , .2a:'r'22fi'fi5e:..5:3 1-' -'SAQEQ-:'?:' ' .. -' , 2? '-2 ' is ,.,.,. V , 5,5 5523 ,ggwm :gil j ,V '::Q.:2EfLEQ2 w5f,Qm,5g s. 5 Q A ,wg 55 ' q, 1 i K W eg-QE , ' ,yy 63? 1 f N 1 Q get 4 1 Ng? . Q -F .k B 'V 9 'P ?f?f'w'5sJ3?? 'Z W I Vf'3:'gf 'K Q ., F-412 ,,,,:5:2 ,,,s :ww W g., ::..- 122 x A, . , P' ?11?52Q5vf?E55?5k 537f?:'?, Njwgwgxp hx -5 ,W V , X , fggigxfiiigbu, :g:-z-::::-.- 7 gf' 55 , my W iw: ,pf-fxazagim 'W fmigwwzwfh 5,iv,fa ,ffqfgm A mm, , - ,WW W.wi ' WQM5., we ? 4 Q N J Ll P l -lp E R 'P These and nnany other questions are pondered by the Social Science department. It is here that we learn, through ex- perience, how established society must worlc it we are to lit ourselves into it. A f ei K -'Q-n-L-.. fr 4' S I cd King WHO'S COT THE ATOM? To be or not to be-tlwat is tlwe question studied by stua dents in ttie science classes since tlwe atorn became a daily tarniliarity. Students learn eyerytlfiing trom lwow a 'ibeingl' exists to tlie nnost modern and scientitic principles ot wipe ing out lite in a tiurry. Ttiere is practically nothing a science student can't learn eventually, it tie'll sticlc to tiis studies long enougti. Harlrelroad Van Note' W lmcv Brobst emxl BN' LETS WORK CDN ROCKETSY l-low can we possibly out down our helicopter unless we kno lu t ' w ow o use a rrvet gun and a monlcey wrench? Knowledge acquired in shop classes will be ot utmost value in years to come wittr tlwe increasin e tm ery in everyday lite. 3 mp asis on machin- Donald Taylor Rb Clk WE LEARN PLANET No matter what else we may do 50 years from shall still have to eat, and the Ag classes provide s struction 'For lovers ot the soil. The slcy is the limi quantity ot tood produced by the tarmer contrc atom-driven tractor, run tor one month on one water, from the radar booth on the baclc porch. ' i i n 5 l Q 5 t lph Brown Alfred Th ls. 1 I,l1TfS SHOUT SATURN? tlvyvloprnq, prrntrnq, Cnlarginq, Corn OSA rnfruurc' tr M b wtron, and Qxv rum sucintrtrc and artist' V rc pornts ot yicw, by pho toqraphy ztudfnts Gro . .. ssnnont photographers learn all the qroundwork tor a yaluabla hobby, and some ot thcm may rnwrhaps bccoornv tannous rnicroaatorn wizards, peering through than tenses at the very answers to the unryerse. lamcs Perl: Tit is fl 4 I HCDW WIDE IS A NEUTRON? So you want to know liow many atoms ot oxygen are in Murray Lake? Take one ot our modern, progressive algebra classes. Find out how to solve for x. Ot it you want to know wliere Mt. l-lelix is, learn to tollow tlie riglit angle and you will tind it quickly and easily. Math students realize tlwis subject is fundamental to modern tlwouglit and are eager to master its secrets. Ch rles Hogue R I S d . e er rie Wright ' 5 ff, , W , ,. e K . Q, ,,,, K, 2 ' ' w 3 w ,, 'Q Q X f W f ug ,Q f R'-'E Q H 5 ,gg 'za Q :M if it-if x 'II -T4 X g X' ,,,,::, jj .2 Q ,, I paw! nr .-1-V -1 'Ti X . ' ' fir: 2 5 1,-1 nf 55' .. . ,. - f -V -V gm 'X - ilfhq . i E ' 'S I- :-4-1 .-- O + A W, X f' I ff, ,ff ff! . A I ' :Z ff . 'mb gy ,f ff X f I , X hi !QH ff! A A ARSME W Em Q iff TQ e fl! , ' 0 . I f ,I A o X N M W 4 W X in :X f' V' HJ W., ik AQ X ip xx 4, afar ' - ff sf: cat. Q 7 ' 2' gf y da' -,-- ' --:za -wr 4 , 5-Q g ' ' 5222-' ' N -fe v S 1 ' 4' - ' ,.:f.55g! 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I- 'hunger Jvx. 4 x . f., x Q N ling,-, S T- .Jf,gSggs5mig1GEggf,, TTQW OOOOIOO 000000 BETWEEN THE HALVES . . . They are electrically charged bodies, dancing and spinning in rapid orbital motion- atoms? Ot course not--that just describes our Pornpon girls and yell leaders, the pep- iest in the universel With their enthusiasm and spirit they lead Grossrnont sport tans in dynamics ot cheering. AA CEI- IINI I-HE SPIRIT I I XXfe'rc sure tliat our drum corps and clrill team Can't be surpasscdw-even by sucli excellent performers as tlie Jupiter lomalom Association or by tlie planetareriowri drill corps ot Mars. TIwQy'vQ been at all Iiomc tootball games and at tlwc Carnival. Also llwy marnlwrid in the big Navy Day Parade in Sari Diego. W W M M. 55, L Mis-mm., ' Ah ' 5 V 'U' ,L A ff , gx lb . ge r A f' 'J Vz,. f 5. A 3.m'w ,x. f R f 5 , ' if f s m?:w' , - M ' ' 1 'xg Y og W X. A JH W. . W N - , 'N'4 Q '. I ,ai?'. ' X' . fix-fp f HHEKM, Q N Q M-wx M, ' pap K w 2 Q M ,, . alan 'I : ' 'a I Q, ,jfjagf -4. vm ,fi - :NS 5, il 452 , Aww 1, 4 , y . I. FOQTBALL H d Watson-sl I ,fi s s I SN-if ea -33 4. impson-47 13135 a as-I I L, Walters 30 N VARNTY h Mashin Saxton MEN FROM MARS The first Grossmont team in over two years to win a game, this year's Foothill eleven victimized three league teams while rolling to a respectable position in the final league standings. After starting the season with a bang by posting a I9-O decision over Point Loma, an injury ridden eleven was severely beaten by a beefy l-loover team. The crowning glory of the season was the hard-fought victory over high-riding Sweet- water. The Red Devils, beaten only by San Diego before our game, rolled up fifteen points in the first five minutes of the game. But unwilling to be talcen by a bitter rival, the Grossmonters fought baclc to score nine- teen points and talce home the first victory over Sweetwater in seven years. R. Huclnaby Brown D. Hucllaby F 3 en i ', if Fx Liv .F 1 i 'T i is Oster Rodriquez 3 C is X SSW .: Qi WX ' X X X ygf aw xv? JUNIQR MARSMEN 1 w x s,,g,e r.g 555:-V5 ' xfvfwgw fizfkfrgii QB ffl 5 V , . J A A H67 + 3-32 FIVES Baller Herrera Head THEY ROCKETED TO FAME ll Qne ot the best quintets to ever play tor Grossmont, this year's Foothiller squad turned in a Victory League Co-Championship, With only one league deteat marring their record, this smooth' worlcing outtit hit the hoop tor 246 points to the opponents I83 in seven league outings. They were the tirst county school to beat both l-loover and San Diego in the same season in one sport. All-League Ish Herrera sparlced the Foothillers to victory with his baslcetfaccuracy, which netted him 72 points in seven games. Capable team captain Dick Baker, colortul detensive ace, handled the team on the court, Second-String All-League Diclc Weist proved a dead shot trom the other guard spot, while Wally Head was getting in our opponents' hair with his speed. Lanlcy Ken Tennis son was valuable snagging rebounds trom his pivot position. Tennison Coach Chaplin W6iSt If-ii. 4 . Andvrson OUR BEE SWISHERS. fmv M ' I5 7+-.mv ww rwfmNy wr' Hwuj fuaghimq, qrabblmg wound ,X .Q Busch Presion plans IU HM' lvngguc. lm Huw ,'lVHl1I'Hi!I WMM .11 fum' Dwrcgw Hwy WCM? mtvcr mmm Umm Aw HHIIMHkUiNhIVWQ+,c1VWf4WL'Vi'LWJHilI'x1 F , F . HN! Hw'41 INuQl1Y'. Fullvr Coach Hancock fs. ,uv 4 ., -. ,Q46,,, W' ,, - . Q N x Ax 5g,?s'2L.: .f E74EQix I N i flttn ' . . v Q far' Q' 5 N - p .,- . ,HQ .. wav bv N' c N 4 I .f,...,.,fMn m V, M , ,..-. . , Y. A Y ,U af.-. ...-. . nn- ' g' Mcla , Q wx A 4- rn. ,. if f A ., 4 , y , A L1 .vs A - . 4 V- M - 'f ,,, . ' , 'M' ' ,M 'P' ' , . gb., ' XM -, ' . .,.. ' - ,. 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Ada Lew B J lrins, G.A. is A. Prexy 41197 H rv Q5 5 ' ll Mary Atkinson uci e alwick ATHLETIC AMAZONS Grossmonts girl athletes are active in many sports. The season began with volleyball where the seniors sparlced their tirst win, tollowed by speedball with sophomores taking honors. ln baslcetball all the girls excelled-many balls were swished through the baslcet by many outstanding players. Archery is popular with many ot the girls, and some of the female Robinhoods are really good. ln all, the girls have had an action-packed year. C5rossmon'c's 'Feminine lettermen had a very successful year, including such activis tics as the White Elephant Sale, Red Cross Work, participation in several county play days, the annual Mother and Daughter Banquet, a swim at the S. D. Club, and meetings. Prexy is Beverly Jenkins. in 4 o C I I Q I Q 5 'o' N ' s 1 .saggy .,,,., . I i o 1 L N' GJ QQ? f' I' S41 'w A 1 90 1 2 0 or , ' in X o N ' 0 f . . ' Q ' Q s, f f - 5 ff . H I f . ,.-f' . - if ' I O V Q f, VW ' A7 f .12 v ' f 1f r if ff . I X f V 0. fl E ,4 H 0 Bob ti? , vw f !' I 1.. -A M, 'QVV s ba' Q :aff x xx Zh K 4, X .. A 3 Saxton Held Close STRIPED snfyxpsoms it X be The Lettermen'5 Club is composed ot our brawny G men ot Grossmont, Tlwer v A- promote the Athletic Injury Fund by givin2 tlwe annual l.ettermen's Assembly wlwiel is one ot tlwe most eagerly awaited assen'1':lies ot tl'1e year. .X xv55.,,x.,..,is .X Letterma n's Club as NIMBLE NETTERETTES Attributing their success to the potency ot Dr. Littlemoon's little Atomic Energy Pills, the girls held an active tennis season. ln addition to school tourneys, the members participated in the lnlc and University l-leights tournaments and in several playdays held with girls trom San Diego city schools and Yuma. Otticers were: June Metzger, President: Val Johnston, Vicespresidentg Genevieve lurnac, Secretary-Treasurer. 1 iw XR'- . 'vfkfgs pa-. '-. W N X .- 90 -, 8.1.5.2 1 QV. gong-3.3. . 233'-S-, 3223.632 N s A 4 .vs In 'u 1- gf, at so 0 4-., v.'.'.-.'.'.-.-.- ' Fr '-me - as Q Quezon' 1 .mf -0999 '-2.v.'.'.-' f '-'-J-.sv '.5.g,39 i gs.:-. Sw. lf l Nifviism NETTEi2s Boys' Tennis activities included a dance early in the year, matches with tive Vic- tory League Schools, EI Centro, Calixico, and Yuma. Captain is Bud l-leld, manager George Coleman. BRAIN BUSTERS Under their motto, Scholarship tor Service, the C.S.F. is an active organization on Grossmont's campus. Alice Clark and Mary Schreiber qualified tor lite member- ships. Qtticers tor the tirst semester were: Kenny Black, president: Calvin Spattord, vice-president, Cobi Jorritsma, secretary: Genevieve Turnac, treasurer: second se- mester: Teddy Vita, president, Justine Clapp, vice-presidentq Barbara l-lenry, secre- tary, Bob Malloy, treasurer. Fifteen statl members and reporters ot the Foohill Echoes have been accepted as members ot the Quill and Scroll, international honor society tor high school journal- ists. Gnly those worlcing in atomic reporting, writing, managing, and editing, could quality tor this honor. gag. -4 as ,xr m 5' , , Sb, , A 1 siiuioia SCRIBBLERS if ll f ill HHSHSJ 11 ll, ', :Qi E 954' ROLLICKINC ROMANS The Rolliclcing Romans sponsored the Foster Parents drive, adopting and Euro- pean child with the proceeds from their dance the Penny An Inch. Members also en- joyed the annual Latin Banquet. Qtticers: Cobi Jorritsma, Suzanne Coolcc, Betty Parlcer, Justine Clapp, Jaclcie Eradenburg. The ever-popular Pan-American Club has had its radio-active tinger in Gross- mont's many activities again this year. The spectacular Annual Ball and the 'lea- Dance in honor ot the taculty created a good neighbor policy ot stellar magnitude. Qtticers: Phebe Richey, president, Edith Mcliittriclc, vice-president: Grace Pritisil, sec- retary, Marie Turcott, treasurer. Sponsor: Eugene Vinson. SPANISH SPGUTERS . ,sis , quosfv it i li Z Lu li 'Y D U 0 - J' S K L9 I 5 '21 Q, Qt ,PIC-AN XNQQQ mi NU ' A- i GABBY GUYS At meetings held every other Thursday night, the speech club presented pro- grams designed to entertain and to promote ettective spealcing. Among these were the story, Ten Truly Tame Tongue Twisters, Truth or Consequences, and a short play. The group also raised money tor a recording machine. Ctticers, Bob Geiberger, Jus- tine Clapp, Virginia Bandt, Raoul l-ladly, Advisors, Beulah Shriver, L. A. Smith. An organization ot high school students who have distinguished themselves in the tield ot public speaking. Grossmont sponsors one ot the 500 N.F.L. chapters in the U.S. Members ot N.F.L. present annual speech banquets and attended speech tour- naments at State College, Redlands, and Alhambra, where they represented Gr. well. QMNISCIENT QRATQRS I . . c A yt c R A P T Y 5,5 fl,-if, N ciaf-xrtsryitrxr rf' W. q , , C r They dash to the cratts room betore school, trace and punch, daudle in at lunch, lace and dye, drag in atter school. tool and sew. 'l'hat's the Cratts Club. Everything made from bookmarks to saddles, from combcases to suitcases. Sponsors are Ross and Gertrude Wallis. Art Club activities included the Paint Tube Squeeze scholarship benefit dance hospital work, and trips to the Art Museum and Presidio Park. President, Billie Jean Beclcq vice-president, Bob Walters: secretary, Marilyn Ratclitt, and Mary Ann Switzer, scribe. RQVINC REMBRANTS 0' is Q ll 52 5 f xii , IHIUDY if LA MESA LGTHARIQS The Grossmont l-li Y consists ot several ditterent clubs which worlc individually and collectively tor the betterment ot the school and community. This year's program in- cluded the traditional painting ot the G renewal ot the sign at the campus en- trance, operating ot a booth at the War Memorial Carnival, furnishing ot a Xmas tree tor the Pageant, ushering at the Mt. l-lelix Easter services, and judging and otticiat- ing at home traclc meets. Many and varied social gatherings rounded out an active and successful year tor all groups. EL CAJUN ELEMENT l mg' i Wm IVORY ETCI-IERS In the Piano Club some tuture Paderewslci shares present honors with a tuture Rach- miininotf, Chopin or Gershwin. Gave annual Christmas Party and a Spring Recital and attended concerts during the year. Barbara Morton, president: Betty Claire Bea- gle, vicepresidentg Edith Alderman, secretary, Lorna Burnett, treasurer, Sponsor, Mr. James Parker. The Schubert Club is Grossmont's honor music society. It is composed ot music en- thusiatics who have been chosen tor their outstanding worlc in their respective tields of music. The club presents numerous programs and recitals, throughout the year, be- tore many SD. civic organizations. The club is Ied by Phebe Ritchy, president, Barbara Morton, secretary-treasurer and Mrs. M. C. Donohue and Mr. J. Metzger, Advisors. MASTER MUSICIANS i g jg N.-J l i If Q f BUG BISECTORS Once more, with pre-war transportation facilities, The Biology Club has enjoyed its tirst active year tor some time. Numerous tield trips-Laguna Mts., Palomar, San Diego Zoo l-lospital, Borego Desert. George Coleman, president: Nancey Fahian, vice- presidentp Elizabeth Ballantyne, Secretary-Treasurer. Advisor, Miss Winitred King. ln its second year at Grossmont, the Future Teachers have had a wide variety ot activities in preparation tor assignments to distant galaxies-talks by prominent edu- cators in this area. a tour ot the Visual Aid Building, Betty Springer, president: Nancy Fahian, vice-president: Elizabeth Ballantyne, secretary, Tom Ballantyne, librarian: Gertrude l-lunter, treasurer: Geraldine Deese, historian. FUTURE FACULTIES 'E . J ., .sw W Q a n A MELLQW T MOGNSTERS Moonsweepers second year included the Annual Stoclcin Stomp, proceeds from which went to the March ot Dimes. The nerve raclcing initiation will be long remem- bered on Grossmont's Campus. Otticers Prexy, Millie Pottrutt, Vice President, Jerry Wallendortt, Secretary, Marybelle Kohnhorst, Treasurer, Terry Lucas, and Madge Roe- ther, Historian, Marilyn Taylor, committee chairman. Organized tor the purpose ot uniting those Grossmonters wishing to tly, The Flying Club now has branches tor ground school training and model building. Jim Wilson, president, Charles Estrada, vice-president: Rosemary Shoop, secretary, Dick l-larvey and Bud Robinson, treasurers. Advisor, Mr. George Washington. WINGED WQNDERS TY 45,3 ,i f ,rf . C7 i 'S 4' in V Q' - ,S 2 4 Ill! Q 'VIO 9 EEA Ho QQXZ G CULTU 6 G Q U ,y f: ' a ' Q' 7' Q K, G cf' N44 .x J' f J c J, ff , P 1 YV74 ' f , c g,iiiii ,,e7f 3 QW we Q, ADVANCED AGRANANS Among Grossmont's most active organizations are the Jr. and Sr. F.l:.A. whose members this year have participated in the State and Regional conventions, programs tor the P.T.A. d F ' an arm Bureau, presentation ot the annual l-larvest Ball, and conces- sions at athletic events. Judging teams competed successfully with other S.D.County Schools in livestoclc, dairy, poultry, and citrus judging tinals ot which were held at Grossmont where the cups tor the pest teams were gliven. Otticers: Roger l-luclcaby, Garr Buclcel, J L l ' ' ' y ames ove and, Jim McClain and Jim Pascoe, reporter. AMATEUR AGRARMANS I l B nt EMDWWINC BUYS The 30 members ot the Boys Bowling Club were organized in teams to compete with each other and with teams ot the Girls' Bowling Club. Bill Orsborn was manager, Gordon Braun and Charles t-logue, advisors. In its fourth year at Grossmont the Girls' Bowling Club boasts 40 active members. Meetings are held twice monthly, competition with the B.B.C. heightening the inter- est in the sport. Otticers are Val Johnston, Marilyn Taylor, Marian Pohlman. KURVY KECLERS I .4 M ,xx g Wm x fa .. ' Y . 1 E. K , nhl, V W l L f?f':lTf, BIBLE CLUB Aided by similar groups in other San Diego high schools, a Bible Club was organized this year whose purpose is to uphold the Christian standard, become better acquaint- ed with the Bible, and meet and have fellowship with persons ot ditterent denomina- tions. Activities have been held at Ernie's Rancho and in members' homes. Otlicers: Richard Berg, Donna Budvarson, l-lelen Anderson, l-lope Cartmil. This year a group ot Thespians merged to torm a Drama Club. ln preparation tor the tuture lwhich may see them malcing stage tours-one-act plays on the moon, tull length ones elsewhere, as the Planetary Little Theatre Groupl they planned plays and pro- grams under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Eleanor Poley and Mr. Raymond Kniss. VHEATRICAL THESPIANS , X .Q ,I xg fqv' V, ce? IJ - rffaff it 4 4?TT ras I ki func . Q., T TE ERRWlC Q ENSTERS Tri Y members enjoyed a tea tor new members, l-leart Sister weelc, splash parties picnic at EI Monte, Cancer benetit dance, and speakers on various subjects. President was Mary Cohenour. Journalism student in the 3O Club sponsored the l-lalloween Witches Wiggle and enjoyed a trip thru the Carroll Engraving plants. Otticers are Mary Schreiber, Prexy, Nathan Terrill, vice president, Terry Lucas, secretary, Richard Johnson, treas- urer. ff- Q, 4, 1? f f ..., JUNIOR JOURNALBTS f' f fi, f A Z 4 IC ir c . i WARBLINC WCDNDERS Another ot Grossmont's renowned musical organizations is the Girls Glee Club. lt is well represented by its members on many programs, including the Easter Service on Mt. l-lelix, the Sacred Concert and the Christmas Pageant. Otticers ot the Glee Club are: Ann Graton, president: Alene Stover, vice-president, Maisie Foster, secretary- treasurer. C NV wiki do I E 'Z za 'Sf 05.3 ofxxiv ,MX BENEVQLENT BUDDIES The Junior Red Cross has carried on the school's Red Cross activities with the cooperation ot the Advisory Council and room representatives. Qutstanding were the Membership Drive, Christmas boxes packed and sent to the Navy l-lospital, contribu- tions to the March ot Dimes, the Na- tional Children's Fund, and the Gross- mont Welfare Fund. LEAVING As a member ot the English department, Mrs. Miriam E. Mil- ler has taught two generations ot Foothillers their English gram- mar and literature. During her many years at G.U.l-l.S. she has witnessed and had an active part in the progress ot Gross- mont from I85 students to its present enrollment ot l75O. l-ler retirement will marlc the end ot 25 years ot invaluable service to the residents of Grossmont area. f at if US... ln the I2 years Mr. John l-l. Crippen has taught at Gross- mont, he has endeared himself to all ot us. l-le has been advisor ot many classes, has sponsored the Friday noon dances, and coached tennis. But it is the ten- nis players who will miss Mr. Crippen most in the years to come, tor Grossmont tennis and Mr. Crippen have become syn- onymous in San Diego County. l-le has done much to toster the higher ideals of sportsmanship in Grossmont. IN MEMORY GE MISS ELIZABETH WQQDS Above, I.osI: in Coming Darkness. e dove wings its Way through winds that say Io Onward 1 'wg J iii , ., ,A - 1,g17'g.Ti,Q'. 3,sf1ff.g, S, .f 'IEYBH' T fi? , , , M W, my sl , fY:f?1Q.7if-5124275 2:tf3,Qff ,.L 5 ,zgij Q V 14,35 my :Pi '..A.fr,L km: , V ' fx-' fa - Ye 4 L :if -, -L- ' '-1 ,14 :- w fig QL' M253 '- : g:,,Qw3,:1k5.-,W fail' , 23 5, 4 vs.. '71 N .x,,,4 A Q fp' ., .sw uwnm ,Q . He:-X X LX . 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