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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1948 volume:

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Cur own Mr. Corny nas that ability wlwiclw so few possess, and wlwieli nas been a lwelp and inspiration to ttiis year's senior class: tlie ability to smile wlfien otliers tiave no smile, to advise when otlwers merely pass judgment. ttf' 1. silk i .JW xx Q Vi V1 ' Zgfjy ' ' 5 L lm :A 1 ,P i ' 1 ig . 1 H 1 FCDREWGRD Amidst the hurry, trouble and chaos ot our present world, we talce you loaclc through centuries, into the past. when cavemen and monsters, we fancy, baslcecl in the sun or hicl trom the rain in simple fashion ancl had no enemies mightier than the elements. MR. LEWIS E. SMITH Principal An institution like Grossmont needs careful planning and leadership, these important tactors have been supplied by our time principal, Mr. Smith. l-le is a triend ot all who lcnow him and an inspiration to us all. BOARD OE TRUSTEES L s E Smith. Principal, Conrad Cooper, Irma Sears, Harold G. Hughes, Charles A Foster: Rextord A. l-lallg Claude A. Beagle: Lester A. Freeman. The many activities ot our ever able Vice-Principal, l-larold G. Hughes, include the details ot school admin- istration which vary 'From conterences with the architect ot our new building to the budget tor our next year's scratch paper. HAROLD G. HUG!-IES MISS ETHEL I. PROSSER Junior Counselor The example Miss Prosser sets for aII of us is one of cheerfulness and efficiency. She is always ready to help out those who come to her. Miss Prosser is Dean of Women and cooperation seems to be the motto she goes by in her daily WOT . . MR. JOHN CORNELIUS Senior Counselor The seniors owe a large vote of thanlcs to their helpful counselor Mr. Cornelius in making their last year at dear G.U.H.S. an enjoyable and profitable one I MR. HART Mr. Hart has to be a perfect cross between a cave-man and a bobby-soxer this year, as all the jobs seem to fall on him. He is not only the sophomore counselor but also the Director of all the counseling, in charge of the veterans program, the vocational career conference, and MISS ELIZABETH PETERS Freshmen Counselor The frosh got off to a good beginning this year with the guidance of their very capable counselor, Miss Peters. This is the first year of counseling for Miss Peters and .all the frosh will agree she has made a success of it. the testing program. is A in . ,Z U ni . C ' t fvll X' a E 0 I i . f ' - i U v 1 ,U '- -1 l Oli ' 'F' - yrs? fgo 0 5... :P 0 , ,.5, W N oo , , 35,23 r ' ' f uuuymuffgx-q ' 'J likill-4-ul-c-44.4,-.lM.,, : lj ' um f.-.ws--Q NURSES Do you have any aches or pains of any kind? If you do you can always find relief from your ailments in the quiet and efficiently run nurse's ofice. Mrs. Eddie S. Parvin is the Senior nurse in charge and Mrs. Sylvia Anne Chambers is her helper. MRS. NEWELL Bobby-soxers or stone-agers, girls are always losing things. In the girl's PE. department the reliable Mrs. Newell is the person that keeps track of the girl's belongings and finds their lost articles. OFFICE STAFF The office staff is an efficient unit of hard working secretaries, receptionist, bookkeepers, and question answerers. They keep bulle- tins out, grades recorded, telephones answered, money straight, attendance records, and millions of other jo-bs that keep our school running with the wheels of progress. i '41 J A A BUS DRIVERS Ridin g dinosaurs to school has become old tashioned even with us so we had to turn to the more modern method ot transportation . . . buses! The buses are driven by the ex-dinosaur jociceys so we always get to school on time! CUSTODIANS Custodians have a iarge job keeping the grounds ot Grosmont clear of dinosaur bones and other tossils. Their work never ends and you'll never see any ot these men loating. 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BILL CLARK Successtul leadership ot all A.S.B. activi- ties is the responsibility ot our congenial Student Body President, Bill Clarlc. l-le very ably administers on all problems arising be- fore the Commission. ANNE GEIBERGER The ottice ot Commissioner ot Finance involves much work and responsibility. ln supervising all A.S.B. expenses, including those ot clubs, and lceeping accurate records ot these, Anne Geiberger has proved her- selt an indespensible member ot the Com- mission. DONALD NYRE As Commissioner ot Cultural Attairs, Don took upon his shoulders perhaps one ot the most ditticult positions on the commission, that ot planning as- semblies. Ample proot ot his etticiency were the many tine assemblies which the student body witnessed throughout the year. Other duties also in- cluded drawing up the calendar ot events tor the school year and aiding with Alumni Day. LOUIE LlCl-ITY ln charge ot all A.S.B. dances and elections and superviser ot the G.S.C. is Louie Lichty, our very etticient Commissioner ot Weltare. The successtul administration ot these and many other school activities are due to Louie's caretul planning. MARY ANN HARTMAN As Commissioner of Publici- ty, Mary Ann had to discharge many varied duties. l-ler main line of worlc was to publicize all activities sponsored by the A.S.B. She gave help-worthy advice to any club wishing to publicize any activity. l-ler job also required of her that she tabulate the Circle G points. JIM l-lASLAM The supervision of athletic events and the ordering of letters and awards made up but a few of the taslcs of the commissioner of Ath- letics. One of his biggest problems was to ar- range seating capacity for the enormous crowds which attended all the athletic events. l.um's unperturbed and speedy manner of handling difficult situations commanded respect from everyone who worlced with him. V24 13 5 :WY-qs 1 RAY GASTIL Ray is largely responsible for the democratic and smooth-running mechanism which makes up our Student Council. As commissioner of Co- ordinated Activities, he has handled the many drives, which included the Red Cross, March of Dimes, Millc Fund, Clothes for Europe, the Nava- hoes. and the Blind, with the utmost competence and efficiency which has produced excellent results. ' HISTORIAN Edit very A. S. B. I-Iistorian, who h keepin nent record ot aII i I947 and '48 ASB. ' activit TICKET SUPERVISOR AND ASSISTANT Thomas De Reimer is assisted by Daveftfawgas Supervisor in charge ot crdering and seIIing tickets to all games. hCIark is our exceIIent as charge ot g a perma- 1i I ies, itfiiifig TICKETS SOUAD M. Owens, C. Waltes S. rongman, N, Ma K D. z and D. Leptich STUDENT COUNCIL CLERK The A.S.B. cIerk, Betty Proctor is our very capabIe iack- ot-aII-trades. She is the Iast word in et, ticiency. The student counciI strives to Iet the common student in on the workings ot the commission and aII the important doings around school. Bill Davis headed the counciI K -as and he was assisted by an etticient cabinet and reIiabIe representation 'From each cIass VOOVTT. fs 1 J 44 Rf? ..iw.., pl --1-., ' M. Harrigan, Trees.: B. Terry,, Sec.: Miss E, Prosser: S. Layman, V. Pres.: M. Foster, Pres.: S Steen, J Peters: J. Miellce: C, Clnattecg M. O'Rourlceg V. Cox. GIRLS' LEAGUE Led by its president, Maizie Foster, the Girls' League was lcept diligently industrious, planning many worttivvbile activities sucti as: tlie annual Eacul-Tea and Christmas Giving, contest to obtain a Grossmont Emblem, a scliool picnic, tlwe Junior-Senior, and Eresbmen-Sophomore Slumber Parties, and a Pot Luclc Dinner. L. Wessels M. Foster BOYS' FEDERATION Tlie l948 model ot tbe Boys' Eederation l'ias been perlnaps tlie most active and best organized Eederation Grossmont lnas lfiad in many a year. Activities tor tlie year liave included decoration of the goal posts at all tootball games, supervision ot ball guards, tl'ie Autumn Prom, Cliristmas Giving, and a Boys' Federation assembly. D. Diamond, Trcas.: L. Wcssels, Pres: L. Ortega, Sec, P, May, V. Pres., B. Davis, J.DiMatteo:M.DonaliueyB.Nicl1olason. Wwssnihn T P dy l-l E d J G ld C Ch tt I Shawg D. l-liclcatherg B. West GROSSMONT STUDENT COURT The Student Court made decided progress this year in reorganization ot the new interest in the court -.X-N-px procedure and in pro- moting part ot the stu- dent body. The court was headed by l-lelen Ford lvlac- Mullin as tirst semester judge and Molly Burrell leading the second semester board. M. Burrell SECOND SEMESTER S. Layman: M. Burrcllg S. Keller: N, Ricesg B. Beagle: P. Mayg E. Busch. W7 . '.f '.-six, T-Q-X x . J ' f fffyf-im Xaqm,,9 fm X rx 'Sag up ff-:gi -..MQ X' , 1 f Y Af -fdvfzxixik faq? XJ K X - - - N, 'T' ff , ' ' M5515 7. 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Proving to be one ot Grossmont's most alert and active classes, the mighty seniors sponsored such activities as the Alumni Homecoming Dance in cooperation with the Alumni Association, the Senior-Only Valentine Dance, the tra- ditional selling ot sweaters, ordering ot caps and gowns, announcements, planning Ditch Day, Baccalaureate, and graduation. G. Braun, Adviser: M. Sinclair, Adviser: G. Chubb, Treas. J. Donahue, Sec.: R. Maclcay, V. Pres: J, Broolcs, Pres. Diteti Day Committee Cap and Gown Committee Announcement Committee Sweater Committee :Y Eli 'W K ' if 4 Q K? .... . .,v, :g.i2 g , K -: ...,.. 1 f msg X H. K N J' W' 9 Q wk :.,: ::.:,E: . -,-Zgiiz. 2 N . W, wa ACORD, CHARLOTTE- Chan Iie was in the dancing club I. . . . Red Cross 2 .... C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4 ,.,. Vice-Pres. 4 ,... Life Member . . . Art club 3, 4, . . . Daisy chain 3 ,... Tri-Y 4, . . . annual staff 3. 4, . . Very efficient co-editor 4, . . G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 .... Secy.-Treas. 3, . . . Prom Committee 3, . . . Girls' League committee member 2, Decoration committee chairman 3 . . . Plans to go to college. ANDERSON, LOUIS-Answers to the nickname of Andy . . . majored in auto shop . . . plans to go into upholstering business. ASAY, ELIZABETH EVELYN- Betty was really an ambitious little gal . . . Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . C.S.F. 3, 4 . . . Cap and Gown Committee 4 . . . usherette at graduation . . . majored in secretarial work. BARAK, JOAN-This gal went out for Drum Corp 3 . , . Drill Team 2 . . . Bowling Club 2, 4 . . . Latin Club 4 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . majored in foreign languages . . . plans for the future are to attend college. BELSHA, JAMES LESLIEfJim- my was on Student Council I, . . . majored in Spanish . . . plans to continue with his bakery work after graduation. ALDRIDGE, DORIS LA JUNE -Doris transferred here from La Jolla high school in her sopho- more year and has majored in business. She plans on making a career of being an efficient little housewife. ANNIS, ELIZABETH-Drill Team I ,... everyone calls her Betty ,... majored in business . . . plans for the future are to go to a business college. ASHMAN, DOUGLASA Red took part in A Cappella I, 2, 3, 4 ...Pageant I, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans for the future are very unusual . . . he plans to stay single as long as possible. BARKER, DORISANN-Dano ing Club . . . Stamp and Coin CIubl...Tri-Y 3,4... Chemistry Club 4 . , . plans for the future are to attenid college. BERG, ADELE-Adele was one of our snappy band majorettes 4 . , . Drill Team 2 . . .Christmas Pageant 3 . . . Majorettes 3 . . . usher for graduation 3 . . . Foot- hill Echos Staff 3 . . . Annual Staff 4 . . . Girls' League Com- mittee 3 . . . Senior Announce- ment Committee 4 . . . court dancer in Pageant 4 . . . Tri-Y 3 , . . majored in English . . . plans to attend college. ALLEN, DAVID-Dave is a vet- eran of the Coast Guard . . . At Grossmont he was on the tick- et squad . . . majored in English . . . plans for the future are to attend law college. ARENA, HELEN MARIAN- Pan American Club 4 ,.,. Tri-Y 4 ,... Chemistry Club 4 ,... Pageant 4 ,.,. Transferred to Grossmont in her junior year from New Jersey ..., majored in languages . . . plans to go to college or be a nurse. BAKER, DON JAMES-Don was very well known on our B basketball 4 . . . came to Gross- mont from La Jolla in his Senior year . . . at aL Jolla he was in the Swimming Club I . . . basket- ball 2, 3 . . . School Council 2 . . . Hi-Y 2, 3 . . . majored in history and science . . . his plans are to be a chemist or pharma- cist. BAUER, THOMAS MICHEAL -Tommy is his nickname . . . baseball 3, 4 . . . majored in social studies . . . plans for the future are to go to college. BIANCHI, HILDA- Peaches is her nickname . . . majored in homemaking . . . plans to be a telephone operator. ALTSHULER, Ruth-This ever smiling girl's nickname is Ruthie . . . Girls' League . . . Decoration Committee 3 ,... Girls' League Social Committee 4 .... Pan American Club I ,... pageant 4 ,... majored in English . . . plan sfor the future are to go to college. ARNOLD, BARBARA JEANNE -This little gal goes by the name of Squeeky Jr .... G.A.A. 2,3,4...ArtClub3,4... majored in art . . . plans to go to art college. BALLENTYNE, ROBERT-Bob was in Bowling Club I . . . went out for football I, 2, 3, 4 , . , Letterman's Club 4 . . . had a math. major . . . plans to go to college. BEAGLE, BETTY CLAIRE-This very busy girl was in Latin Club 2 . . . Pres. 3 . . . Schubert Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis Club 2, 3 . . . Secy-Treas. 4 . . . C.S.F, I, 2, 3, 4. . . Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Piano Club I . , . Vice-Pres. 2 . . . G.G.G. Board 4 . . . answers to the nickname of B.C .,.. ma'ored in English and foreign language . . . plans to attend the Universi- ty of California where she will study to be a dental hygienist. BILLINGS, LOUIS-nickname is Fuzzy, . . . majored in shop . . . plans to go into mechanics. aww ,,,,:. SWK as ,t 15 f BIRD, CAROL- Birdie came to Grossmont in her senior year from Polytechnic High School in Long Beach . . . at Grossmont she was a member of the Moon- sweepers 4 . . . Student Council 4 . , . Dress Regulation Board 4 . . . plans for the future are undecided. I I BOEING, JUNE-This gal was an active member of the A Capella 3, 4 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . , GirIs'.I.ea ue Committee I . . , everyone cal, hefr Junie . .. majored in homemaking and his- toryy. . , plans to be an airline hostess. BRECOUNT, BILL-Letterman's Club 3, 4 . . .track team 2 . .. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 . . .varsity foot- iball 3, 4 . . . majored in agri- culture . . . honorable mention as fullback on the All-Metro Team 4. BROOKS, WILLIAM JOSEPH- Joe was our very capable Presi- dent of the Senior Class 4 , . . President of Junior Class 3 . . . Speech Club 3 . . . track 2, 3, 4 . , . basketball 3 . . . Eoothiller Hi-Y 3, 4 . . . math. major . . . plans for the future are to be an algebra teacher , . . Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . plans for the future are undecided. BUNGER, JAMES-Jim came to Grossmont in his Senior year from Kingsburg High School, Kingsburg, California . . .football 4. . . baseball 4 . . . majored in speech and music . . . plans to go on to college. BISHOP, RALPH-Ralph had a shop major . . . his plans for the future are undecided. BOND, PEGGY-Bowling Club 4. . .A Cappella Choir 4 . . . her major was social studies . . will attend a junior college. BRIDGES, LAURA LOUISE- Weezer was one of our very darling Pompon girls 4 . . .Tri-Y 3...ACappella3,4... Moonsweepers 3, 4 . . . Pan- American Club 4 . . . Journalism Staff 3 . . . Pageant 3, 4 , . . major was homemaking , . . plans for the future are to attend bible school. BROWN, RICHARD-Track 2, 3, 4 . . . his major is languages . . . plans for the future are un- decided. BURNETT, LORNA-A Cappella 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Ensemble 2 . . , Student Council I , . . Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . . Piano Club Treasurer 2 . . . Schubert Club 2, 3, 4 . . . C.S.I:. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Trio 4 . . . Merry Maker Pageant 4 . . . majored in foreign languages . . . plans for the future are to attend collr-ge. BLEVINS, JUANITA-Her nick- name is Peg . . . Drill Team 2 . . . she majored in a stenogra- phic course . . . plans to go to work. BOWLIN, ALICE ANN-Biold gy Club 3, 4 . . . Piano Club 3 . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . . Tri- Y4...C.S.F.2...Music Appreciation 3, 4 . . . Cap and Gown Committee 4 . . . majored in English . . . plans to go to college. BRISKEY, LEO-Lou was a mem- ber of the A Capella Choir . . . majored in drawing and music . .. came to Grossmont from Hoover High School in his senior year . , . plans to be a singer or airplane mechanic. BRUCHS, AUDREY ALINE- Nickname is Audie . . . came to Grossmont in her Junior year from New Jersey . . . At New Jersey she was a member of Student Council . . . Gamma Chi 2 . . . Tri-Y 2 . . . Operetta 2 . . . At G.U.H.S. she is a Moon- sweeper 4 . , . Art Club 4. . . usherette at Pageant 3 . . . ma- jored in history . . . plans for the future are to go into nurses training. BURRELL, MOLLYANN- Molly is her nickname . . . Senior Sweater Committee 4 . . . Tri-Y 2, 3 . . . Secretary Moonsweepers 3 . . . Moonsweepers 3, 4 . . . G.G.G. Board 4 . . . Girls' League Dress Regulation I, 4 . . . had a history major . . . plans for the future are unde- cided. BOCHANSKY, LORRAINE- Dancing Club I , . . Girl Re- serves . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . her major was in Spanish . . , plans to at- tend a business college, BRANDT, WI L L I A M-This friendly guy was seen a lot on the football team I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Lettermanls Club 3, 4 . . . nick- name is Willy . . . his major was in shop . . . first string All-Metro League 4 . . . plans for the future are undecided. BROERSMO. WILLIAM BEN- Nickname is Bill . . . F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . majored in agriculture . . . plans for the future are un- decided. BULLOCK, BEVERLY-Majored in homemaking , . . answers to the nickname of Bev . . . plans for the future are to work. BURTON, ESTHER- SUTTS, JAMES-Letterman's Club 3, 4 . . . hard fighting football olayer I, 2, 3, 4 . . . honorable nention in All-Metro League . . came to 6.U.S.H. in his Preshman year from Nebraska . . . najored in social studies . . . Olans for the future are unde- fgided. CARR, WILLIAM A.- Bill came to 6rossmont in his Senior year from Edmore, Michigan. While he was at Edmore he was editor of the paper I . . . Junior Play Cast 3 . . . majored in English and social science . . . plans for the future are undecided. CHAFFEE, C Y N T H I A-6irls' League Decoration Chairman 4 . . . 6.6.6. Board 4 . . , Tri-Y 3, 4 . . , Moonsweepers 4 . . . Candlebearer 4 . . , came to 6rossmont in her Junior year from Hoover High School . . . her major was English and litera- ture . . . college is her future. CLARK, EDITH-A.S.B. Historian 4 . . . Foothill Echos Business Manager 4 . . . 30 Club 4... 6.6.6. Board 3 . . . Speech Club 3 . . . Pan-American Club 3 . . . Tri-Y 3 . . . Quill and Scroll 3, 4 . . . majored in English and plans to go to college after graduation. CLEVELAND, GEORGE ANN- Nickname is Pucky . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . came to our fair campus in her Junior year from Pheonix, Arizona . . . majored in homemaking . . . nursing is her future. CANNON, CHARLES-Charlie was one of our outstanding basketball players . . . came to 6rossmont in his Junior year from Dayton, Ohio . . . baseball 3, 4 . . . basketball 4. . . Band 4 . . . solo trombonist in Pageant 4 . . . majored in English . . . plans for the future are to coach and play professional baseball and basketball. .1 CARRILLO, GLORIA-Dancing Club I . . . Bowling Club4 . . . Christmas Pageant 3, 4 . , . ma- jored in science . . . plans for the future are to attend medical school of Southern California. ci-IENEY, MAR,YI E- Mickey was v ry c e 'le at 6rossmont .A. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . a I . . . Presi- dent Junior e ross 4 . . . Junior Red Cross Delegate to the National Convention . . . N.E.L. 3 . . . Lions Southern California Native Sons and Daughters . . . 6irls' Ensemble 2, 3 . . . A Cappella Choir 4 . . , Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . . Celestrial Choir 3 . . . Honor Rall I, 2, 3 . . . majored in English . . . plans for the future are to go to teachers' college. CLARK, 6 E R A L D-Intraclass football and basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . track 4 . . . majored in auto shop . . . plans for the future are to join the Navy. COBB, HAROLD--Nickname is Ty . . . Transferred here from San Diego High School in his Sophomore year . . , B Basket- ball 3 . . . A Basketball 4 . . . after graduation he plans to go to State College. CARPENTER, HOWARD-Every- one calls him Skippy . . . intra- class football I, 2, 3, 4 . . . track 3 . . . plans for the future are to go to a junior college and then to technical college. CASTRO, JOE-Dancing Club I . . . Pan-American Club 3, 4 . . . Tennis Club 4 . . . Joe majored in business . . . plans for the future are to attend college. CHIARAMONTE, SYLVIA-Sylvia was one of our four-year 6ross- monters . . . majored in home- making . . . plans for the future are to be a beauty operator. CLARK, WILLIAM 6UY-Had a shop major . . . D, Basketball I ...baseball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . B. Basketball 3 . . . Varsity Basket- ball 4 . . . plans for the future are undecided. CODY, FRED 6.-Jerry is his nickname . . . majored in pho- tography and plans to continue in that line of work after gradu- ation. CARTER, SHIRLEY BERNADETTE - Peroxide is her nickname . . . Dancing Club I . . . Piano Club 2 . . . plans for the future are to go to State College . . . 6.6.6. Board 3 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . stenographic course was her major. CEIPLIS, YVONNE-Her nick- name is l3onnie . . . came to 6rossn-iont from Sacread Heart . . . St. Francis Club 3, 4 . . . Sacred Heart 6igglettes I . . . she majored in history . . . plans for the future are to work in Caiicago. CHUBB, EUGENE M- 6ene is his nickname . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . La Mesa Hi-Y 2, 4 . . . football 2, 3, 4. . . track 2, 3, 4 . . . 6rsosmont 'Racing Pidgeon Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . his major was in math. and science . . . college is his plan 'for the future. CLARK, WILLIAM ROBERT- Bill was our very capable A.S.B. President 4 . . . La Mesa Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . President 3, 4 . . . 6rossmont Pidgeon Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . , President 3 . .. basketball I, 2. 3, 4 . . . C,S.E. 2 semesters . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Class President I, 2 . . . Stage Crew 4 . . . majored in math. and science , . . plans for the future are undecided. COLLINS, JOSEPH CHARLES- Nickname is Chuck . . . trans- ferred here in his Freshman year from Carbondale, Pennsylvania . . . Science Club I , . . Speech Club 3 . . . Christmas Pageant 3, 4 . . . Annual Staff 4 . . . Math. Club 4 . . . majored in English and math .... plans for the future are to go to collegi-, ak ZONDON, ROBERT M.-Bob 'as in Band I, 2 . . . Orchestra .2...PageantI,2,4... x Cappella 4. . . Drama 4... -oys' Federation Chairman 3 . . . peech Club 2 . . , plans to go o Redlands College. IOOPER, EVA MARIE-Answers o the name ot Honey . . . omemaking was her major , . . :lans tor the tuture are to be a iorse trainer and trick rider. IRANDAL, ALANA JOYCE- iageant I . . .Junior Ring Com- hittee 3 . . . usher at Baccalau- eate 3 . . . majored in art . . . ier plan tor the tuture is to be- :ome Mrs. D. L. McMath Jr. JEAN, WILLIAM- Bill was in nilitary science . . , Fresh.-Soph. 'ootball 2, 3 . . . plans tor the future are to be a drattsman nr mechanic . . , his major was n math. and shop. DiMATTEO, JOHNNY- Johnny Nas one ot our very popular :heerleaders 3, 4 , , . Secretary at Foothiller l-li-Y 4 . . . Junior Ring Committee 3 . . . Prom Committee 4 . . . Band I . . . oys' Federation Chairman 4... lans tor the tuture are to attend tate College. CONSTANT, SUE-Suzie came to Grossmont in her Junior year trom Akron, Ohio . . . her major was in English . . , plans tor the tuture are to be a nurse. JQ COTTON, LAWRENCE-Student Council 2 . . . Dancing Club 2 Science Club 2 . . , Figure Skat- ing Club 4 . . . Light Crew l, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans to take up electri- cal engineering. CRAWFORD, BARTON- Bart was a member ot the Dancing Club I . . . basketball I . . . Cross Country 3 . . . Pageant 4 . . . majored in social studies . . . Figure Skating Club 4 . . . plans to go to college. DeRIEMER, T H O M A S A.-- Dreamer was our hard working ticket supervisor . . . D basket- ball I, 2 . . . Letterman's Club 2 . . . Sgt. ot Arms in Speech Club 2, 3 . . .A Cappella Choir 2, 3 . . . Christmas Pageant 2, 3 . . . Boys' Double Ouartette 3 . . . majored in math. and science ...plans to go to college. DODGE, EDWARD LEWISf Ed took part in Art Club 4 . . . basketball 2 . . . Bowling Club 2, 3 . . . majored in art . . . will attend architectural college. cook. REN as LEX' NETTE- Cookie ' ca to our school in her S ni year trom Hoover I-Iigh ool , , , while attending I-loo r, he was a member ot the Red, rass Special Council . . . Christmasj Committee . . . Pep Club and Librarian . . . At Crrossmont: Art Club . . . Tri-Y , . . plans tor the future are college. COX, VIOLA ETHEL- Vicki was our hard working Business Manager ot the Annual Statt 4 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . . C.S.F. Art Club 3 . . . Bowling Club 3 ...Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Music Ap- preciation 3 . . . Very Attractive Scotch Drum player in the Drum Corps 4 . . . Dancing Club I . . . Girls' League Committee 3 . . . Chairman 4 . . . usher at Christmas Pageant 4 . . . ma- jored in languages . . . plans tor the tuture are to attend college. CRITZ, GENEVA LUCILLE - Christmas Pageant 2 . . . Crafts Club 3 . . . majored in art . . . plans to break and train horses in the tuture. DIAMOND, DALE-Secretary oi Boys' Federation 4 . . . agri- cultural award 2, 3, 4 . . . cross- country and track I, 3, 4 . . . Christmas Pageant 3, 4 . . . ma- jored in math .... plans tor the tuture are in engineering. DO N N ELLY, JANE-Dancing Club l . . . Bowling Club 3, 4 mapor was in history and ste- nography . . . plans to go to business college atter graduation. COOK, SUZANNE- Suzi was a member ot Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Moonsweepers 3, 4 . . . Latin Club I, 2 . . , usher at gradua- tion 3 . . . Pageant 4 . . . ma- jored in history and English . . . plans to attend Southwestern University in Tennessee. CRAMER, DOLORES-Came to Grossmont in her Junior year from Whittier I-Iigh School . . . majored in a commercial course . . . plans tor the future are to attend business college. DAVIS, William F.- Moose was one ot our hard tighting sports- men . . . football I, 2, 3, 4 . . . basketball 3, 4 . . . base- ball 4 , . . Letterman's Club 2. 3, 4 . . . Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Student Council President 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Foot- hillcr I-li-Y 3, 4 . . . President 4 . . . Boys' Federation Committee Chairman 4. , , majored in math. and history . . . plans for the tuture are to be a coach or an electrical engineer. DICKENSON, JACK-Foothillcr I-li-Y 3, 4 . . . Sgt. ot Arms 3 . . . majored in shop . . . plans tor the tuture are undecided. DONOHO, BILL- Sweet Wil- liam is his niclname . . . ma- jored in shop . . . plans tor the tuture are undecin td. gg-3E5AfE'2- :., fy I . ..,.. Q ,- DONOHUE, ELIZABETH JOSE- PHINE- Jo was on Junior Prom Committee 3 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Girls' League Committee 3 . . . Student Coun- cil 3 . . , Senior Class Secre- tary 4 , . . All ot the Senior Committees 4 . . . Came to Grossmont in her Junior year trom Pasadena . . . her major was in English and history . . . plans tor the tuture are to attend col- lege. EARLE, ROBERT-Bob is a vet- eran ot the U.S. Navy , . .came to Grossmont in I947 , . . ma- ojred in math .... plans tor thc future are to be an electrician. ESPINOLA, LA VERNE MARIE- Lovey is her nickname . . . she majored in commercial course . . . plans tor the future are un decided. FISK, LAWRENCE G. - This Grossmonter majored in social studies . . . his plans tor the future are to go into the Naval Reserves FOLDA, RUTH JOANNE- Joni was in Tri-Y I, 3, 4 . . . 30 Club 4 . . . C.S.F. tive semesters . , . Annual Statt 4 . . . Senior Sweat- er Committee 4 . . . her major was in languages , . . plans are undecided. DOSS, MARGARET ELLEN-Na- tional Forensic League 3, 4 . . . Speech Tournament 3, 4 , . . You saw her in the Senior play as the grandmother 4 . . . A.S.B. play 2 . . . Future Teachers 3, 4 . . . majored in Speech and English , . . plans tor the tuture are to be a teacher. EIDSON, LENA MAUD-Answers to the nickname ot Lee . . . Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . majored in homemaking . . , plans for the tuture are to get married. ESTRADA, ALBERTA - Dancing Club I . . . goes by the nick- name ot Birdie . . . majored in business . . . plans tor the tuture are to be a beauty opera- tor. FITZGERALD, LORRAINE- Liz- zy Bell is her nickname . . . majored in business . , . plans 'For the tuture are to go to a junior college. FOSTER, BERT-Aviation Club 2 . . . majored in auto shop . . . plans on being a diesel engineer. DUNCAN, RUSSELL- Rocendo was in F.F.A .... came to Gross- mont from the Army Parachute Bn. in I946 . . . majored in math ..., plans for the tuturc are to be an electrician. ELLINGBOE, NORMA JEAN- Bible Club 3, 4 . . . math. major was her's . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . , C.S.F. 2, 3 . . ,Ticket Squad 4 . . . Announcement Committee 4 . . . usher tor graduation 3 . . . came to Grossmont in her last halt ot sophomore year from San Bernadino High School . . . plans tor the tuture are to go to college. FARINGER, GLEN-Basketball 3. 4 . . . Grossmont Racing Pidgeon Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . baseball 2, 3, 4 . , . Letterman's Club 4 . , . majored in math .... plans tor the tuture are to go back East with Wilson in an A and then go to college. FLETCHER, MICHAEL- Mike was one ot our torwards on the varsity basketball team 3, 4 . . . Tennis Club I, 3, 4 . , . Gross- mont Racing Pidgeon Club I, 2, 3,4...SpeechCIubI... Bowling Club 4 . . . his major was English . . . plans tor the tuture are to attend college. FOSTER, MAIZIE- Messie was our very active Girls' League President 4 . . . Dancing Club I . . . Girls' League Refreshment Committee 2 . . . Annual Statt' 3, 4 . . . Pageant 2 . . . Drill Team I ...Drum Corps 2 . .. Captain 3, 4 . . . Girls' League Secretary 3 . . . Art Club 2, 3 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . plans for the tuture are to attend the Brigham Young University. DYKSTRA, ERNEST E.-Came to Grossmont in his Sophomore year from San Diego High School . . plans tor the future are to be a diesel mechanic. ENGLISH, DARLENE-Glee Club 3 , 4 . . . Piano Club , . , Christmas Pageant 4 . . . ma- jored in business . . . plans to go to college. FERGESON, BETTY JEAN- FOBERT, RAY- Joe was on the Student Council . . . Letterman's Club l, 2, 3 . . . Bowling Club I . . . majored in languages . . . plans tor the tuture are un- decided. FOSTER, WALTER-Bowling Club 4 . . . came to Grossmont from Sweetwater in his Sophomore year . . . plans to be a dratts- man. ,,... , he' ' . x 'ff H -,R af' , ' ff - 'Wil 2 , ,Q 10.22261 355' I ,EZ ,.A..,..,, ., is A K I A 'TIF' .ET : FY Jil' 1 'v 5Zi1-21151 , am, .Z - ,.3:7:,:3 Q ii sw y :S SMS: -1. ,ow 'bmw Q FOWLER, ROBERT-Track 3, 4 . . . nickname is Red , . . ma- jored in shop . . . plans to be a torest ranger. FULCHER, ALAN- Al is his nickname . . . one ot those tight- ing tootball-men . . . tootball 3, 4 . . . lite member ot the C.S.F. . . . Student Council l, 2 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . second string All-Metro League 4 . , . majored in language . , , plans to go to San Dicgo State College. GATES, BERNARD - Transterred in February trom Denver, Colo- rado . . . his ambition is to see all ot the U.S.A. GIBBONS, JAMES -Jim majored in math ..., plans tor the tuture are to attend college. GOUDY, WELLS-- FRADENBURG, JACQUELINE - Jackie is her other name . . . Piano Club 2 . , . Latin Club Secretary 2 . . . 30 Club 4 . . . her major was English . . . plans to attend college. FUNK, RAYMOND- Ray is his nickname . . , has a very likable personality . . . B basketball l . ...varsity 2, 3, 4 . . .varsity tootball 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 3, 4 . . . President 4 . . . baseball 2 ..., l-li4Y l . . . second string All-Metro League 4 . . . majored in social science . . . college is his tuture. GATES, EUGENE- Shorty was a member ot the Student Council 3,..BiologyClub2...A Cappella 4. . .Christmas Pageant 4 . . . majored in shop and plans to take up weight litting. GIBSON, JOHN- Johnny came to Grossmont from San Diego in his Sophomore year . . . member ot the tootball team 3, 4 . . . trackk 3, 4 . . . majored in science and plans to attend col- lege. G R A F FA M, ANN-fChristmas Pageant 2, 4 . . . Drama Club 4 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Biology Club 3,4...ACappella3,4... Chemistry Club President 3 . . . Schubert Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Piano Club 2, 3 . . . Latin Club 2, 3 . . . C.S.F. 2, 3, 4 . . . Treasurer ot C.S.F. 4 . . . Senior Announce- ment Committee 4 . . gradua- tion usher 3 . . . majored in sci- ence and language . . . plans to have a medical career. FRADENBURG, K A T H L E EN- Kathy came to Grossmont from the Univeristy ot Oklahoma l-ligh School in her Freshman year . . . majored in business . . . plans to be an interior decorator or cos- tume designer. GARCIA, LUCILLE-majored in homemaking . . . plans tor the future are to work. GEIBERGER, ANN MARlEAThis personality gal was our very et- ticient Commissioner ot Finance 4 . . . Treasurer ot the Girls' League 3 . . . A.S.B. Play 3 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Speech Club 2 . .. President 3 . . . A Cappella 4 ...Tennis Club l, 2, 3, 4. . . Bowling Club l, 2 . . , Junior Ring Committee 3 . . . Tri-Y 2, 3 ...C.S.F. I, 2, 4 . . . Music Appreciation 3 . . . Moonsweep- ers 4 . . . majored in Speech and English . , . plans to attend college. GILLESPIE, VIRGINIA- Ginny was a member ot the Tennis Club 3, 4 . . . Drill Team 2 ...Dress Regulation Board 3 . . . Came to us at the end ot her Freshman year trom Texas and plans to go to college. GRAHAM, JACK4-l'Trouble was a member ot the Letterman's Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . track l, 2, 3 . , . tootbail,3 . . . his plans tor the tuture are undecided. FRIBLEY, D O N A L D -Y G.G.G. Board3...trackl,2,3,4,.. majored in agriculture . . . pplans to go into tarming. GASTON, FAYE-Came to us trom Seattle, Washington, while there she was on the school paepr . . . plans tor the tuture are to be a typist. GEIGER, BOB-Letterman's Club 4...tootball l,2,3,4... honorable mention All-Metro League 4 . . . majored 'in History . . .will attend college. GLEAVE, JOANf Joanie was a member ot the Bowling Club l ...ArtClub2,3,4...Tri-Y2 . . .Christmas Pageant 3, 4 . . . Pan-American Club 3 . . . ma- jored in art . . . plans to go to Woodbury College. GRAHAM, ROBERT JOHN-- Bob came to us trom Englis l-ligh School in Boston in his Senior year , . . majored in art . . . plans tor the tuture are to work. 'Eur' Ov' hav X K ,Q EWR? Nw-'Q fs GRENFELL, MILDRED - Millie iwas our very busy and efficient 'Student Exchange Manager 4 ..,G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Band imember 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra I2, 3 . . . plans forthe future are undecided. GUDMUNDSON, MA RV I N- Deep Knee Benders Club 2, 3 . . . came to G.U,S.I-I. from Point Loma in his Senior year . . . I-le majored in math. . . . the Army Air Corps is his future. HALE, PHILIP - Majored in mathematics, . . plans for the future are to be a ciyil engi- neer. HARTMAN, MARY ANN-- HAWLEY, MARILYN JOANNE j-I-Ionor Roll 4 semesters . . , Dancing Club I . . . Moonsweep- ers 3, 4 . . . Bowling Club 3 , . , Drum Majorette 3 , . . one of the very snappy Band Major- ettes 4 . . . Pageant 4 . .. Ditch Day Committee 4 . . . Tri- Y 3, 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 4 . . . Page Editor in Foothill Echoes VI . , . Dress Regulation Com- mittee 4 . . . majored in history and English . . . plans to go to Stevens College. GRIFFIN, GAYLORD- GUTHRIE, ALVIN L.- AI was in A Cappella 3, 4 . . . Christ- mas Pageant 2, 3 . , , Music Apreciation Club 2, 3 . . . Ouartette 3, 4 . . . came to Grossmont from Ben Davis I-Iigh, Indiana in his Senior year . . . Plans for the future are unde- cidcd. HANSEN, DONALD - Tennis Club 3, 4 . . . majored in meth- ematics and science , . , trans- ferred to Grossmont in his Junior year from Eabens High in Texas . . . his plans for the future are to go to college and be a minister. HASLAM, JAMES- Lum was our very capable Commissioner of Athletics 4 . . . basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Stage Crew 4 . , . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Grossmont Racing Pidgeon Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 3, 4 . . . ma- jored in mechanical arts . . . plans for the future are to go East in a model HAWORTH, DOROTHY RO- BERTA-Answers to the nickname of Bobbie . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . . Tri-Y 3 . . . Pageant 3 . . . Annual Staff 4 . . . Ditch Day Committee 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Social Committee in Girls' League 4 . . . Music Appreciation 3 . , . Dancing Club I . . . majored in business . . . her plans for the future are to attend business college. GROFF, PAULINE- Pug is her nickname .' . . She came to Grossmont from Point Loma I-Iigh School in her Senior year . . . majored in math. and plans for the future are teaching. GUTHRIE, PATRICIA- Pat -f is her nickname . . . came to Gross- mont in her Junior year from San Diego I-Iigh School . . . bookkeeping was her major . . . G.A.A. 2 , . . plans for the future are to go into office work. HANSON, DICK- HAVLICEK, ANNE-Anne trans- ferred here' in her Sophomore year from Point Loma . . . Tri- Y I . . . G.A.A. I . . , Girls' League Committee . . . Chair- man 3 . . . Usher of Pageant 3 ...C.S.E. I, 2 , . . Girls' League Scholarship Committee Chairman 3 . . . Quill and Scroll 3 . . . Circulation Manager of Foothill Echoes3 . . . majored in language . . . plans for the future arc to attend college. HAYS, ROBERT T.-f--Bob was a member of the A Cappella 3, 4 . . . President 4 . . . Pageant 3, 4 . . . majored in general shop and music , . . plans to take up weight lifting. GROGAN, JOHN C.-Everybody knows Punkey . . . he was that red-headed guy on the Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sound crew 2, 3, 4 . . . Light crew I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Dancing Club I . . . Christ- mas Pageant I, 2, 3, 4 . . . his plans for the future are to be a radio engineer. HADA, ROBERTA-I-Ier nickname is Robbie . . . majored in a commercial course . . . plans for the future are to be a stenographer and them get mar- ried. HARRIS, 'HOWARD-His major was shop . . . pla'ns for the future are to be a rancher. HAWKINS, CHARLES E.- Chuck transferred here in his Senior year from Roosevelt High School . . . Football Echoes . . . 30 Club 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 4 . . . maojred in English . . . plans to go to State College, HEACOX CHARLES ERN EST- Ernie majored in mathematics... plans to join the Navy and then to college. ' A 22272 M 3 Z 5 i X J :gif .mx www? -IEINE CHARLES-Charlie came lo us from Hoover High School n his Junior year . . . majored in math. and science . . . plans to go into some tield ot science JOGAN, NETTIE LOU- Shorty s her nickname . . . A Cappella ' . . . Christmas Pageant 4 . . . Sirls' Ensemble 4 . . . Moon- weepers 4 . . . her major was in iusiness . . . plans to work atter graduation. VIOULIHAN, DOROTHY GRACE 4A Cappella I, 2, 3, 4 . . . 'egeant 3, 4 . . . Glee Club I, 2 . . Vice-President Glee Club 2 . . nickname is Dottie . . . ame to Grossmont from Fuller- on High School in her Junior ear . . . majored in music and omemaking . . . plans tor the uture are to go to Bible School nd travel. 'IOWELL, JOHN L.-Blade and Edge Club 4 . , . Texas honor all I, 2, 3 . . . entered Gross- wont in his Junior year trom Nlice, Texas . . . majored in sci- nce and math .,.. plans to go 'ILO engineering. IZIYDE, BONNIE JEAN - Tennis ,lub 3, 4 . , . Tri-Y . . . came o Grossmont trom Tennessee in ier Sophomore year . . . majored 1 business . . . plans to travel. HILL EULA MAE'-This triendly gal was in Art Club 3 . . . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' League Dress Regulation 3 . . . social com- mittee 4 . . . Christmas Pageant usher 3 . . . Bowling Club 3 . . . majored in science and plans to attend State College. HOLCOMB, IMA JEAN-Jeanne was in A Cappella Choir 3, 4 . . . Music Appreciation 3 . . . G.A.A. 2 lSweetwaterj . . . en- tered Grossmont trom Sweetwater High School in her Junior year . , . plans to go to college. HOUZE, MARY LOUISE-Mary Lou took part in Red Cross I . . . Bible Club 2 . . . Biology Club 3, 4 . . . Advertising Manager ot Foothill Echoes 3 . . . Christ- mas Pageant 3, 4 . . . Annual Statt 4 . . . Announcement Com- mittee 4 . . . majored in English . . . plans to go to college and into journalism. HUBBARD, CAROLYN-Came to Grossmont in her Junior year . . . majored in science . . . plans to go into ranching. INGALLS, STANLEY W. - ma- jored in mathematics . . . plans to go to college. HILL, LEE-Secretary ot F.F.A. 2 . . , Vice-President ot F,F,A. 4 . . . majored in Agriculture . , . plans to be a game warden or a farmer. HOOVER, LESTER C.-majored in shop , . . plans to be a ranch worker. HOWARD, BENNIE M.-Dancing Club I ...military science 3 . .. had a social studies major . . . plans to be an automobile dealer. HUGHES, EDWARD L.-Trans- terred tro mSouth Pasadena to Grossmont in his Senior year . . . in Pasadena he was Treasurer ot Hi-Y . . . tootball 2 . , , base- ball 4 . , . plans to go into wild lite conservation. JENNINGS, FRANK-Football 2 . . . Deep Knee Bendars Club 3, 4 . . . majored in math. . . . plans to be a dentist. HINES, JOHN CHARLES-Tem nis Club . . . came to Grossmont trom Detroit in his Senior year . , . majored in math. and science . . plans to be a dentist. HOUCHEN, MARGARET-Band 2, 3 . . . Choir I, 2 . . . Libra- rian 2 . , , Chemistry Club 4 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . answers to the name ot Maggie . . . came to Grossmont in her Junior year trom Sidney, Montana , . . plans to be a bookkeeping and tiling clerk. HOWELL, JAMES-Jim was Pres- ident ot Freshman Class . . . Foothill Echoes Statt 3 . . .Christ- mas Pageant 3 . . . majored in math ..., plans to be an archi- tect, HUGHES, jMORRIESj NANCY JO4Girls' Bowling Club 3 . . . Christmas pageant I, 2 . . . answers to the name ot Pep . . . maojred in homemaking . . . plans to be a good housewife and seamstress. JOHNSON, WINNIBELLE- Winnie was in Horizon Club 4 . . . majored in commercial sub- jects . . . plans tor the tuture are to be a housewife. I 7 7 ' JONES, DOUGLAS-Answers to the name of Doug .... Pan American Club I . . . Crafts Club 2 . . . plans for the future are to be a cowhand for a year and th-'n go to college. JUDD, TOM4Plans for the future are to go into the forestry service, KILROY, ELIZABETH RUTH- I-Ier nickname is Betsy . . . Crafts Club I . . . Art Club 4 . . . math. major . . . Future Teachers 3 . . . Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . tennis 3 . . . plans to go to college. KREGEAR, CALVIN-Majored in math. and his plans for the future are to go to Alaska. LANDIS, DOROTHEA - Dodie came to us from Sweetwater I-Iigh School in her Sophomore year . . . her major was in business . , . plans for the future are undecided. JONES, LORRAINE H. - Nick- name is Jonesie . . . came to Grossmont in her Senior year from Anchorage, Alaska . . . plans for the future are to be an accordion teacher. JUST, BILL D.-Deep Knee Bend- ers Club 4 . . . Cross Country 4 . . , F.FA. 4 . . . came to Grossmont from I-loover in his Senior year . . . majored in math. . . . plans for the future are to be a rancher. KING, JACQUELINE-Nickname is Jackie . . . our very hardwork- ing Editor of the Foothill Echoes 4 , . . Prexy Tri-Y 4 . . . Presi- dent of Quill and Scroll 4 . . . 30 Club 4 . . . Usher at Gradu- ation 3 . . . Speech Club 2 . . . Tennis Club 2 . . . Christmas Pageant 2 . . . I-Ionor Roll I . . . Bowling Club 2 . . . ma- jored in English . . . plans to go to college. LAABS, RAY-F.F.A, I, 2, 3. 4 . . . majored in argriculture and plans to go to California Poly- technic . . . then raise cattle. LANE, KENNETH-Orchestra 2 . . . track team 2 . . . hopes to be a band instrument salesman and musician. JONES, MATTIE LOU- Battle Lou was her nickname . . . ma- jored in business and homemak- ing . . . plans for the future are to be a secretary. KELLEIGH, VIRGIL - Freshman and Sophomore football , . . Junior varsity baseball 3 . . majored in general shop. KOOPMANS, LAMBERT - I-Iis nickname is Bert . . . Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . , Tennis Letterman 2, 3, 4 . . . C.S.F. 2, 3. 4 . . . Senior Band I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Honor Rall I, 2, 3, 4 . . . majored in science . . . plans to be a doctor. LAIR, WILLIAM-Bill came to us in his Junior year from Compton . . . majored in math. and plans to be an electrician. LAYMAN, SHIRLEY - Bowling Club 2 . . . Art Club 3 , . . Christmas Pageant 3 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . 6.G.6. Board 4 . , . Vice-President of the Girls' League 4 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . . majored in languages and plans to attend State College. JORRITSMA, JACOBS JOAN- Cobi took part in A Cappella 3, 4 . . . Life Member of the C.S.F .,.. Co-Editor of An- nual 4 . . . Annual Staff 3, 4 . . . C.S.F. 2, 3, 4 . . . Secre- tary 2, 3 . . . President 4 . . . Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council I . . . Girls' League Committee l . . . Latin Club President 2 . . . D.A,R. Representative 4 , . . Prom Com- mittee 3 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . , . plans for the future are to go to college. KEMP, BRUCE ROCKNWELL-I-Iis nickname is Rocky . . . he trans- ferred here in his Sophomore year from Wilson Junior High . . . A.S.B. Play 2 , . . Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . . track 3, 4 . . . football 4 . . . maojred in English . . . plans to go to college and then go into radio workk. KRAMER, CHERRY4DriII -Team I, 2 . . . Junior basketball team . . . majored in business and plans to be an airline hostess. LANAHAN, JERRY4 J.L. was a member of the I-li-Y 3, 4 . . . track 2, 3, 4 . . . J.V. Football 3 . . . varsity football 4 . . . ma- jored in history and plans to go to trade school, LEE, DOROTHY-Dotty was a membe rof the Bowling Club I . . . basketball 2 Q . . C5.A.A. . . . plans to be a bookkeeper. wb' LeMASTER, ROY-His nickname s LeRoy Masters . . . he trans- ferred here in his Junior year lrom North High School, Denver, Colorado . . . Chemistry Club 4 , . , CSF. 4 . . . Track Team 3 . . . majored in math. . . plans to become a research sci- zzzitist LICHTY, MARY LOU-Loui was a very peppy cheer leader in her Junior year . , . Commissioner ot Welfare 4 . . . Tri-Y 3. 4 . . . Bowling Club 2 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . , . majored in speech and English . . . plans to go to Pomona. EUGH, CHARLES FRANKLIN Chemistry Club 3, 4 . . . Presie dent 4 , . . Pan American Club L. . . came to Grossmont trom oover High School in his Junior year . . , plans to attend San Diego State College, LOW, MADELINE 4 Maddie was in Tennis Club 4 . . . Chem! istry Club 4. . . Music Apprecia- tion Club 4 . . . came to Gross- mont trom Tucson Senior High School in her Junior year . . . lmajored in science . . , plans to be an optologist. YONS, JAMES-Answers to the ickname ot Tim . . . tootball . . . came to Grossmant trom Linden, New Jersey in his Junior year . , . maojred in shop . . . olans tor the tuture are unde- cided. LEMIRE, ANNETTE-Tennis Club LEMMON, SAMMY-Her nick- LEVIKOW, JOHN RUSSELL- 3 . . . St. Francis Club 3, 4 . . . name is Sambo . . . majored in Russ was on the Prom Com- majored in a stenographic course homemaking . . . plans tor the mittee 3 . . . Pidgeon Club I, 2, , . . plans to attend junior col- tuture are undecided. 3. 4 . . . tootball 4 . . . ma- lege. jored in math .... plans to go to U.C.L.A. LICKERT, RIC HARD 4 Dick played intra-class baseball in his Sophomore year . , . plans tor the tuture are to go to vocational school. LOVE, GERALDlNE4Answers to the name ot Gerry . . . majored in stenography . . . plans tor the tuture are to take a long vacation and then attend a junior college. LUHNOW, WILBUR DEAN - Bill majored in shop . . . plans tor the tuture are undecided. MCCLOSKY, Jl'lEA MARKfwas the Treasurer ot the Foothiller Hi- Y 4 . . . track 3, 4 . . . majored in science . . . his plans tor the tuture have not been decided. LIERAS, CONSTANCE - Nick- name is Connie . . . majored in Spanish . . . plans to attend beauty school. LOVELADY, BRUCES LUXTON, ROYCE-Agriculture l, 2,3,4...tootball3,4... track I, 2 . , . baseball 3, 4 . . . majored in agriculture and shop . . . plans to be a hunter and trapper. MCCLURE, DOROTHY JEAN- Dot was a member ot the Bowl' ing Club 3 . . . majored in stenography and plans to be a secretary. LIVERT, JEANNlE-Jeannie was one ot our darling song leaders 4 . . . majorette 3 . . . Drill Team 2 . . . Moonsweepers 2, Treas- urer 3 . . . President 4 . . . A.S.B. Play 3 . . . Junior Ring Committee . . . GAA ,... Tri- Y 3, 4 . . . Hi-Debber Council Representative . . . majored in English and history . . . plans to go to college. LOVELAND, JOYCE JEAN-Ma- jorette 2, 3, 4 . . . Grossmont's capable head majorette 4 . . . plans tor the tuture are to at- tend San Diego State College. LYON, BARGARA - Bobsie came to Grossmont trom La Jolla High School in her Sophomore year . . . very active in speech contests . . . N.F.L. 3, 4 . . . Redlands Speech Contest 3, 4 . . . Christmas Pageant 3 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . majored in toreign languages . . . plans to go on with her schooling. MCCULLOUGH, BONNIE DE. LORES-Bonnie was a member ot the Tri-Y I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Drill Team I, 2 . . .Christmas Pageant Dancer 3 . , . Dancing Club l . . . 30 Club 4 . . . Moon- sweepers 4 . . . was one ot those swell Pompon gals . . . majored in science and plans to be a cosmetician. vihnw .iymw McDOU6AL, RAY4Was a mem- ber ot the Tennis Club 2, 3, 4 . , . Annual Statt 3, 4 . . . nick- name is Mac , . , plans tor the tuture are in the field of pho- lfigraphy. MCKINNEY, EMRY- Bud was a member in the F.F.A. 3 . . . majored in math ,... plans to be a civil engineer. McNEIL, PETER- Pete was in F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Treasurer 3 , . . Orchestra I . . , tootball 3, 4 . , . baseball 4 . . . ma- jored in agriculture . . . plans to be a plumber. MAKEMSON, BETTY JEAN - Jeannie was in 6.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 , . . majored in home economics and art . . . plans to go to art school. MANN, FRANCES LEE-C.S.F. . . . Editor ot Penhandler , . . Biology Clu b. , . Junior States- men Club . , . Secy.-Treas. ot 30 Club . . . Art Editor on Echoes . . , transterred trom Massachusetts in '45 . . , majored in English and history. MCGOWAN, JAMES - Mac'I McKENZlE, JAMES-Nickname is MCKIE, ELAINE!- was in Stage Craw I, 2, 3, 4 Jim . . . plans to work atter . . . tootball I, 2 . . . Annual Statt 4 . . . majored in art and photography . . . plans to study rornmerfial arts. MCKINNEY, FRED - Freddie was in the F.F.A. I, 2, 3 . , . majored in agriculture . . . plans tor the tuture are undecided. MACKAY, ROLAND- Mac is his nickname , , . our red-headed Senior Class Vice-President . . . La Mesa I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . track 2, 3, 4 . . . tootball 2, 3 . , . A Cappella 4 . . . Boys' Quar- tette . . . basketball I, 2 , . . plans tor the tuture are to at- tend college. MALGORI, JOE- MANSON, RICHARD-Dick was in Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 . , . Math. Club 3 . . , Dancing Club I . , , majored in history . . , plans tor the tuture are to at- tend college to take a pre- medical course, graduation. McMILLAN, PAT RICIA A.- Dancing Club I . , . answers to the nickname ot Pat . . . majored in homemaking . . . after gradu- ation she plans to go to a seam- stress college. MacMULLIN, I'IELEN4Dancing Club I . . . Drill Team I, 2 . . . Drum Corps 3, 4 . , . Senior Sweater Committee 4 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . , 6.6.6. Court Judge 4 . . , Annual Statt 4 , . . Dress Regulation Board 3 . . . Pageant 4 , . . majored in a general course . . . plans tor the tuture are to be a good wite. MALLOY, PATRICIA ANN-Drill Team 2 . . . majorette 3 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Piano Club 2 . ,. Cao and 6own Committee 4. . , C.S.F. 2 . . . majored in lang- uages , . . plans to attend col- lege atter graduation. MARSHALL, BARBARA- Bob bie is her nickname . . , Presi- dent ot 6.A.A. 4 . . , 6.A.A, 2. 3, 4 . , , Bowling Club 3, 4 . . .Tumbling Club 3 . . . ma- jored in Spanish and history . . . plans tor the tuture are to go to college. McNEEL, STANLEY DEAN --- Answers to Dean , . . tootball I, 2 . . . played intra-class toot- ball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . plans to work atter graduation. MAGILL, ARTHUR WILLIANT4 Came to 6rossmont trom Seat- tle, Washington in his Freshman year . , . plans to attend college. MANN, EVERETTE- Sunshine is his nickname . . . Music Appre- ciation Club 3, 4 . . . J.V, Foot- baIlI.,.Band2,3,4... Senior Sweater Committee . . . transterred trom Beebe Jr. I-Iigh, Massachusetts in his Freshman year . . . majored in math. , . . plans to go to college. MASS, RUTH MARILYN-Dano ing Club I . . . Bowling Club 4 . . . Nursing Club I . . .Answers to the name ot Ruthie , . , plans tor the tuture are to go to nursing college in Los Angeles. 4 .5 R., X? MK . x Q. fqq lk xl 5 R113 5 QQ 5 MASON, KATHERINE LOUISE- C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Vice-President 4 . . . Latin Club Secretary 3 . . . President 4 . . . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Ensemble 2 . . . A Cappalla Choir 3, 4 . .. Girls' Senior Trio 4 . . . Christ- mas Pageant 2, 3 . . . Girls' League Committee 3 . . . Girls' Bowling Club 3 . . . Music Ap- preciation Club 4 . , . plans to go to college. MESSING, M ARY ALICE - M.A. came to us in her Soph- omore year from Kearny . . , was a member of the G.A.A. 4 . . . A Cappella Choir 3, 4 . . . Sen- ior Trio 4 . . . Girls' Bowling Club 3 . . . President 4 . . . majored in a commercial course . . . plans to go to business college and be a secretary. MINNIS, ROBERT- Bob was a member of the F.F,A. I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Treasurer 4 . . . F.F.A. award 3, 4 . .X .fMusic Appreciation 3 . . . Coin Club I . . , majored in agriculture and plans to farm or go to college. MORRIS, MYRNA CAROL-was a member of Future Teachers I, 2, 3 . . . Drill Team 2, 4 . . . C.S.F. 3 , . . Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . majored in math. and will probably become a teacher. i R. ,X X , NEWELL, JEAN - Niclcname is Candy . . . came to Grossmont from I-Ioover I-Iigh school in her Sophomore year . . . majored in business , . . plans for the future are to go to business college. MASSA, YEVON-Niclcname is Snoolrs . . . Quill and Scroll 3 . . . came to Grossmont from Seattle, aWshington in her Junior year . . . college is her future. MICHELS, SHIRLEY-Came to Grossmont in her Junior year from Paso Robles . . . Tri-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . . majored in language . . . plans to go to college. MOCK, MARILYN FAYE-Lynn was a member of the Drill Team 2 . . . Pageant 2 . . . Bowling Club 4 . . . Dancing Club I . . . G.A.A .... Girls' En- semble 4 . , . Student Council 4 . . . her future is undecided. MURPHY, PATRICIA4Pat came to us in her Junior year from La Jolla . . . was a member of the C.S.F .... Secretary 3 . . . Biology Vice President , . . Tert- nis Club . . . Chemistry Club . , . Senior Announcement Com- mittee . . . majored in language . . . plans to take up public health nursing in college. NICHOLSON, BRUCE GORDON - -Chairman of Activities in Boys' Federation 4 . . , Annual Staff 4 . . . member of Art Club 3, 4 . . . track 4 . . . Secretary of Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . came to Grossmont from I-Ioover I-Iigh School in his Sophomore year . . . majored in English and math. II . . . plans For the future are undecided. MERCER, PATRICIA-Pat was a member of the Foothill Echoes 3 . . . Advertising Manager 4 . . . A Cappella 4 . . . Music Ap- preciation 3, 4 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Girls' League Committee 3, 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 3, 4 . . .Tennis Club 4 . . , 30 Club 3, 4 , . . Pan American 3 . . . she has a very definite journalistic ambitions. MIGLIORE, JOAN-Came to us in her Sophomore year from Kearny and plans to raise dogs . , . or be a secretary. MOODY, JACK-Came to us from Hoover in his Senior year . . . was a member of the foot- ball team 2 . . . baseball 2 while there . . . and plans to go to engineering college. M.USIL, THOMAS A.- -Musselas came to us in his Sophomore year from La Jolla . . . was a Military Science Lieutenant I, 2, 3, 4 , . . Bowling Club 3, 4 . .. Student Council 4 . . . F.F.A. 4 . . . plans to go to California Polytechnic College. NUCKOLLS, BARBARA- Barbie was in Bowling Club 4 . . . came to Grossmont in her Junior year . . . majored in music . . . plans to go to the University of Michigan. MERIT, VADA-was a member of the Tennis Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 3, 4 . . . majored in science . . . plans to go into nursing, MILLER, JULIA BANN - -Judy came to us from Compton in her Junior year . . . majored in art . . . her future is undecided. MORGAN, FRANK - Morgucm was a member ot the J.V. Foot- ball squad 2, 3 . . . baseball 3, 4 . . . majored in science and plans to be a surgeon. NELSON, CHERI PEARL-Trans ferred to Grossmont from Fuller- ton, California in her Junior year . , . while there she was in Swimming Club and Spanish Club ...ha da homemalcing major . .. plans to go to work. NYRE, DONALD-Our very capa- ble Commissioner of Cultural Af- fairs 4 . . . Student Council I . . . Biology Club 2, 3, 4 . . . President 3 . . . Sound Crew I, 2,3,4...TennisCIub3... Daisy Chain 3 . . . C.S,F. I, 3, 3 . . . nickname is Don . . . ma- jored in math, and science . . . plans for the future are to be an electronics engineer. 1279 WN' DRTEGA, LOUIS-Dancing Club ...Pan American Club 2, 3, 4 . . President 3 . , . Biology :lub 3, 4 . . . Boys' Federation 'reasurer 4 . . . majored in math. . . plans to go to college. DWEN, CHAUNCY-Chan ma- Iored in math ..,. plans to be an aeranautical engineer. PATTERSON, JOHN- PETRON, HELEN-I-lilary was in Dancing Club I . . . Bowling Club I . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . Drill Team 2 . . . plans tor the tuture are to go to junior college and then worlc. PLUTCHAK, CONNIE-Pageant , . . Connie transferred here in her Junior year trom La Jolla . . . majored in math .... plans tor the tuture are to be a stew- ardess. ORTHMANN, EUGENE -- Gene was a member ot the Pan Ameri- can Club 2, 3, 4 . . . came to Grossmont trom La Jolla I-Iigh in his Sophomore year . , , ma- jorcd in social studies . . . plans to go to college atter gradua- tion. PAGE, BETTY ANN--C.S.I:. I, 3 . . . Girl Reserve I . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Dancing Club I 2. 3, . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . Pageant I, 3 Ditch Day Committee 4 . , , majored in toreign language . . . plans to go to college. PEARCE, BARBARA JANE- Barbie was one ot our very peppy Pompon gals. , . Tri-Y I, 3 . .. Bowling Club I , . . Dress Regu- lation Board I . . . Schubert Club 2, 3 . . , Quill and Scroll 3, 4 ...3OCIub3,4...Secy.3 . . . Pageant 3, 4 . . . Foothill Echoes Statt 3, 4 . . . Assistant Editor 4 , . . G.G.G. Board 4 . . . Moonsweepers . . . majored in English . . . plans to go to college. PIERCE, RICHARD-F.F.A. , , , Transterred here in his Senior year from Riverside , . . Letterman's Club 4. . . Bowling Club I ... majored in agriculture . . . plans to go to college. POOL, JEAN -Drill Team 2 , . 3 majored in business . . . plans to go to State Jr. College. OSBORN, HAROLD-F.F.A. I. 2, 3, 4 . . , Music Appreciation Club 3 . . . majored in agricul- ture . . . plans tor the tuture are to go to college to be an archi- tcct. PARKER, BARBARA ANN- Barbs was one ot our pretty ma- jorettes 4 . . , Drill Team I, 2 . . . Court Dancer in Christmas Pageant 3 . . . Dancing Club I . . . Mooinsweepers 4 . . , Tri-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . Usherettc at Gradua- tion 3. PECK, PATRICIA JOANNE - Answers to the nickname ot Patty Jo . . . Drill Team 2, 3 . . . Tri- Y 3 . . . Bowling Club 3 . . . Speech Club 3 . , .'Student Council 3 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . . Court Dancer in Pageant 3 . . . usher tor Graduation 3 . . . majored in English . . . plans to go to a beauty college. PILLING, FRED W. B.-Watch was in F.E.A. 2, 3, 4 , . . Pigeon Club . . . Biology Club 3 . . ArtClub2,3...Prexy4,.. majored in history . , . plans to go to college. POWELL, MARTHA- Tri-Y I . . . Art Club 2, 3 , . . Secretary- Treasurer 4 . . . I-Ionor Roll 2 . , . majored in English and social studies . . . plans tor the tuture are to go to college and to be a dental technician. OTRADOVEC, JOYCE RUTH- Came to Grossrnont trom Chica- go, Illinois in her Sophomore year . . . majored in science . . plans a nursing career. PASCOE, EUGENE- Gene is his niclrname . . . spentr.3 years in the Navy . . . came to Gross- mont in his Senior year , . . ma- jored in mechanical drawing . . . plans to be a drattsman. PETERS, JOSEPHINE-Niclcnamc is Jo Ann . . . Drill Team I ... Speech Club 2 . . . N.F.L. 2, 3, 4. . .C.S.F. I, 2 . . .Annual Statt 3, 4 . . . Pennhandler 3 , .. Tennis Club 3, 4 . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . Girls' League Service Chairman 4 . . . Music Apreciation 3 . . . I-Ionor Roll I, 2, 3 . . . mujorcd in toreign languages, English and social studies . , . plans ior the future are to get a degree in sociology and physiology in co' lege. PITMAN, MARILEE -Tri-Y I, 3, 4. . . Biology Club 3 . . . Art Club 2, 3 . . , Vice-Prexy 4 . . . majored in history . . . plans to go to college. PRAIN, JESSIE-Jessie transferred year trom here in her Junior Hoover I-Iigh , . .she was on the Drill Team at I-Ioover . . ,she ma- jored in a commercial course , . . are to be investigator plans tor the tuture a stewardess or an tor railway eo. W. PRESSCOTT, DWANE C.-On chestra I, 2, 3 . . . Music Ap- preciation Club 3, 4 . . . Tennis 4 . . . majored in music . . . plans tor the tuture are unde- cided. PURDY, THELMA JEAN-niclc named P.U .... Drum Corps 3, 4 . . . 6.6.6. Board . . . Moon- sweepers 3, Treasurer 4 . . . Bowling Club 3, President 4 . . . and I, 2 . . . 6.A.A. Ensemble . A Cappella 4 . . . Bible Club. EAYMOND, ALAN -- Freshman lass Treasurer: also Sophomore 'reasurer . . . Speech Club 2 . . Math. Club 3 . , . Coin Club I . . .Tennis Club I, 2, 3, I . . , majored in math. and Jlans to talre up boolrlceepping in zollege. IINNER, DUANE-F.F.A. 4 . . . 'resident I . . . tootball squad , 3, 4 , . . Student Council 4 . . majored in agriculture and ilans to become a tarmer. OTHWELL, HERBERT-I-lerbie as a member ot the I-li-Y 4 . . . oothill Echoes 4 . . , was one t those lite ot the party aslcetball players 3, 4 . . . ma- rred in English and plans to go 1 college. PRESTON, ARTHUR--Art was in Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 . . , tootball I, 2, 3, 4 . . . baseball 2, 3. 4 . . . basketball I, 2, 4 . . . All-Metro Honorary Captain 3, 4 and haltbaclr . . . majored in science and plans to go to college and then play protessional baseball. , DAVID-Dave was a ember t the Dancing Club I . . . tootball squad 2, 3 . . . Townsman in Pageant . . . Assis- tant Ticlcet Supervisor 4 . . . ma- jored in math. and plans to go to college. REAGAN, DONNA CAROL - Dusty was a member ot the Music Apreciation Club 3 . . . Pan American Club 2 . , . came to us trom Roosevelt Jr. I-Iigh School in her Sophomore year . . . majored in commerce. . , and plans to go to business col- lege. ROBERTS, DAVID-Dave was a member ot the Biology Club 2, 3, 4 . , . Future Teachers 3 . . . Chemistry 3, 4 . . . majored in science and plans to be a biology teacher. ROYCE, SHIRLEYhSlim was a member ot the Drill Team 2 . . . Drum Corps 3 . . . transferred trom Woodrow Wilson in her Sophomore year. . . plans to take up interior decoration . , . and get married. PRIOR, MERTON- RAND, RICHARD-Dick was on baseball team 2, 3, 4 , . , basketball I . . . majored in languages . . . plans to go to college. RICE, NANCY - 6irls' Tennis Club I, 2, 3 . . . President 4 ...Team I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pageant 2, 4 . . . Speech Club 2 . . . Biology 3 . . . Tri-Y 3 . . . Treasurer 4 . . . Usher at 6radua- tion 3 . . . Pan American Club I . . . Bowling Club I, 2 . . . Music Apreciation 3 . 6irls' 6lee I . . . A Cappella 2, 4 . . . majored in English and plans to go to Berlceley. ROGERS, CHARLES-Chuck was a member ot the Bowling Club 3 . . . tuture is undecided, RUBIDOUX, MARGARET LOR- RINE- Dolly came to us trom Sacred I-leart in her Sophomore year . . . while there she was a member ot the Acquinas Club 2 . . . 6iggletes 2 , . . majored 'in history . . . plans to worlc in Chicago. PROCTOR, ELIZABETH ANN- Betty was A.S.B .... Clerlc 4 . . . and Twirler 4 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Drill Team 2 . . . Speech Club 3 . , . Drum Majorette 3 . . . Music Appreciation 3, 4 . . . Usher at Band Concerto Pageantf and Baccalaureate 3 . . . majored in a stenographic course . . . plans to attend college. RASPBERRY, HOWARD- Razz was a member ot the football team 4 . . . Pan American Club 4 . . . majored in English . . . was a very triendly guy . . . plans tor the tuture are to go to college. RING, FLORENCE- Dolly ma- jored in homemalcing and plans tor the tuture are undecided. ROSE, RICHARD-Dick majored in shop and plans to be a forest ranger. RUMBOUGH, DONALD -- Dori was a member ot the Chemistry Club . . .Tennis Club . . . ma- jored in math .... plans to be an electrical engineer. if 'W' -QQVSWW' RUSSELL, BETTE JANE - Mutt came to us from Idaho in her Junior year . . . majored in Eng- lish and history . . . plans to be baleriria. I I I X SAMUEL, EMILY- Emo was a 1 member ot the Tumbling Club . . . majored in homemaking . . . ' plans to become a singer, SCOTT, VERNA - Majored in English . plans to be a clerk. SHAW, .TANE R.-'daniel' is her nickname . . . Dancing Club I . , . Drill Team 2 . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . Ticket Squad . . . plans to go to col- lege. SHROAT, JOHN- SACHS, RALPH DAVID-Saco Triste was a member ot the B basketball team 2, 3 . . . base- ball 4 . . . F.F.A. 4 . . .majored In social studies . . , plans to take up ranching. ASANDVERS, ISABEL- Isie is her nickname . . . majored in busi- ness . . . plans to go to college. SECOY, BARBARA JEAN- Barbs was our very attractive head band majorette 4 . . . President ot the Freshman Class and Sophomore Class . , , Band lvlajorette 3 . . . Band and Drill Team Maojrette 3 . . . Tri-Y 3 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . . Usher at Graduation 3 . . . Band Con- cert 2, 3, 4 . . . Music Extranve- ganza 4 . . . majored in home economics . . , plans to go to college. SHAW, ORVILLE - Majored in shop . . . plans to be mechanic. SIMPSON, WILLIAM-Skip was in the Pidgeon Club 2 . . . Fly- ing Club 2 . . . majored in math. . . . plans to be an aeronautical engineer. SAGE, KENNETH- Ken' was a member ot the Cross Country team 4. . . also track , . . ma- jored-in shop . . . plans to travel. SCHMIDT, WALDON-Bowling Club 2 . . . Tennis Club 3, 4 , . . Cook in Pageant 2 . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . . majored in math .... plans to be a chemist. SELF, KEITH-Tennis Letterman I, 2. 3 , . . C basketball I . . . Letterman's Club 2 . . . A basketball 4 . . . majored in Spanish . . , will pprobably go to college. SHERMAN, MARY LEE - Mary transferred here in ,her Senior year from Minnesota . . . while there, she was a cheer leader . . . in the Pep Club . . . G.A.A. . , . and Drama Club . . . majored in science . . . plans a tuture in beauty culture. SINCLAIR, THERESA JOYCE- Terry was in Art Club 3, 4 . . . Pageant 2, 3 . . . majored in art . . . plans to be a singer with a band. SALAZAR, GILBERT DEMETRIO - Sandy transterred trom Moun- tain Empire in his Sophomore year . . . plans tor the tuture are to have his own truck line. SCHUMAKER, DAVID- Smoe was a member ot the Science Club I . . . Coin Club 2 . , plans to be a world traveler. SEXAUER, RONALD-majored in shop . . . plans to travel ancl then .go to work. SHERMIS, STEWART - Biology Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Treasurer 4 . . . Chemistry Club 3 . . . Treasurer 4 . . . majored in lang- uages . . . English science . . . plans to study medicine. SLAUTH, MARILYN - Porky was a Majorette 3 . . . Drill Team 2, Majorette 4 . . , Junior Class Secretary 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Ring Committee 3 . . . A Cappella 2, 3, 4 . . . Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . . Moonsweepers 3, 4 . . , Vice-President 4 . , . Tri-Y 3, 4 , . . Schubert Club 4 . . . Music Appreciation 3 . . . Bowl- ing Club l . . . placed second in State College speech contest 2 . . . Glee Club Secretary 4 . . . plans to attend Fullerton J.C., then start a music career. AE FN E. is .. 'WWA F' SLOAN, CAROL - Transferred here in her Junior year from La JoIIa High School . , . while there, she was a Treasurer of the Junior Class . . . at Grossmont she was on the Student Council 4 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . , . Pageant 4 . . majored in foreign languages . plans to go to college. SMOOT, CLARK - Smoogy transferred here in his Senior year from Hoover High . . . Band 4 . . . majored in music . . , plans to be a band leader. STEARNS, JOAN ELIZABETH- Jo was in Tennis Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Bowling Club 2 . . . Dress Regulation Commit- tee 2, 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Usherette at Graduation 3 . . . majored in business . . . plans to go to State College. STUMBOUGH, JOHN- SWEETWOOD, ELMERATrack 3, 4 majored in industrial arts . . . nickname is Sweetwood . . . plans for the future are undecided. SLOAN, JIM -- C basketball SMITH, DAVID-A Cappella 3, 4 . . . majored in Spanish . . . . . . Pageant 3, 4 . . . majored plans to go to college, SPECHT, KARL-Speck will join the Navy after finishing school. STEWART, D O R O T H Y - Dot transferred here from Chula Vista in her Freshman year . . . basket- ball 3 . . . Chemistry Club 3, 4 . . . TrifY 4 . . . mojored in science , . . plans to go to college. SUMMERS, JOHN-Johnnie went out for football 3, 4 , . . track 3, 4 , . . Letterman's Club 4 . . . plans for the future are to go to Alaska. TABOR, RALPH-Answers to the nickname of Tex . . . transferred to Grossmont fro mWaco, Texas in sophomore year . . . plars for the future are undecided. in English and plans to start a body building studio. STADILLE, BOB-Tennis Club I, 2, 3, 4. . .Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 . . . Piano Club 3 . . . majored in languages . . . plans to go to college. STONE, WILLIAM-Bill was in the Biology Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Chemistry Club 4 , . . Bowling Club 3, 4. . .Tennis Club 2, 4 . . . Dancing Club I . . . Honor Roll . . . majored in math. . . . plans to be an engineer, SUTTON, TOMi TAYLOR, VIVIANf-nickname is Viy...ArtCIub...Band,.. Music Appreciation . . . came to Crrossmont from Michigan City, Indiana . . . majored in history . . . plans to be a commercial artist. SMITH, ROBERT--Bobby majored in woodshop . . . future is un- decided. STARK, DIANE-Answers to the nickname of Birdy . . . Candle- bearer' 3, 4 . . . Music Appre- ciation 3 . . . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . . majored in history , . . plans to go into fashion modeling. STRONG, WILLIAM LEE- Billy is his nickname . . . transferred here in his Sophomore year from Clearwater . . . plans to be a rancher. SWANSON, MARJORIE - nick- name is Margie . . . she majored i nSpanish . . . plans for the future are undecided. TIFFANY, KAY-6.A.A. 3, 4 . . . Treasurer of Bowling Club 3 . . . Bowling Club 3, 4 . . . Dancing Club I . . . came to Grossmont from Seattle, Washington . . . in her Junior year . . . majored in homerriaking . . . plans to go into nurses training. jl'lME, FRANKLIN LEE- Tiny is his nickname . . . military science 3, 4 . . . Math. Club 3 . . . came to Grossmont from Richmond High School in his Sophomore year . . . majored in math. . . . plans to join the Navy after grad- nation, UMBARGER, BARBARA JANE- Bee Jay is her nickname . . , Biology Club 2 . . . G.A.A. 2 , . . Student Council 2 . . . ma- jored in homemalring science . . . glans tor the future are to attend junior college. VOLLMER, JOHN- Member ot Military Science , . . plans to talce up commercial aviation. WALKER, ROBERT CHRISTO- PHER-Track team . . . Bowling Club 3 . . . majored in shop and plans to be a railroad engineer. WALZ, DAVID CHAMPION- Dave was a member of the track team I, 2, 3, 4. . . Piano Club 2 . . . C.S.F. 4 . . . plans to go to college. TIRPAK, ANDREW - Everyone TOPPER, ESTHER NAOMI- calls him Andy . . . FFA. I, 2, Topper was on Drill Team 2, 4 3, 4 . . . majored in agriculture . . . majored in homcmaking . . . . . . plans tor the future are un- plans to be a typist. decided. VANLANDINGHAM, BEAUTON -was a member ot the Girls' En- semble 2 . . . Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . . A Cappella Choir 3, 4 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . , majored in history . . . plans to go to business college. VOWLES, JOAN-Member of the G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. . . Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Secretary 3 . .. plans tor the 'Future are unde- cided. WALKER, ROBERT-Bob was a member ot the baslcetball team 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 2 . . . Foothiller Hi-Y 3, 4 . . . majored in social science . . . plans to go into telephone work. WARDEN, CHARLES- Buddy was a member of the Foothill Echoes Staff 3, 4 . . . 30 Club 3 . . . plans for the future are undecided. VANLUE, DON- Van was a member ot the football squad 4 . . . majored in math. and plans to go to the University of Cali- tornia and be an aeronautical engineer. WALGREN, JIMMIE - Sham came to us in his Senior year trom Hoover . , . while there he was a member ot the Stage Crew . , . traclr team . . . here he was a member ot the Cross Country and Traclc Team . . . plans to be a weight litter. WALLACE, CECELIA-Art Club 4 . . . Bowling Club 4. . . ma- jored in stenography and plans to be a Secretary, WATKINS, BARBARA - Barbs was our very attractive Harvest Queen and Pompon girl 4 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . . Bowling Club 3 . . . Christmas Pageant 4 . . . plans tor the tuture are undecided. TORRICELLAS, LILLY MARGA- RET-niclcname is Lilly Belle . . . Tennis Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 2,3,4...FlyingClub2... Chemistry Club 3 . . . Drill Team 2 . . . Girls' Glee Club 4 . . . majored in history . . . plans to be a doctor. VOGLER, NANCY ANN-Was a member ot the bowling Club 2, 3 ...ACappella l,2,3,4... Christmas Pageant I, 2 . . . Blade and Edge Club 4 . . . Girls' Glee Club 2 . . . plans to go to Long Beach J. C. to study music and art. WALKER, HELEN MAY-Mem- ber ot the Dress Regulation 2 . . . G.A.A. 3, 4 . . . plans to attend college. WALLACE, HAROLD- WATSON, MARSHA - Student Council 3 . . . C.S.F. 3, 4 . . . Honor Roll 3 . . . Usher at Grad- uation 3 . . . Tri-Y 3, Secy. 4 . . . Cap and Gown Committee 4 . . . Christmas Pageant 4 . . . majored in foreign language and history . . . plans to go to col- lege. I WEBB, NADINE LA VONNE- Halt-Pint majored in stenogra- phy and plans to go to dental ,nurses school. WHEELER, REVA ELIZABETH - Betsy was in Red Robe Choir 2, 3, 4 . . , Vice-President 4 ...Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Schubert Club 4 . . . she transferred here in her sophomore year from San Diego . . . majored in music . . . plans to go to Woodbury College. WIGGIN, HERBERT-Herb trans- terred here from Point Loma in his Freshman year . . , traclc 2 . . . Math, Club 3 . . . majored in math ..., will go to State College. WILTLONG, ALFRED- WOOLSEY, CHARLES LEONARD -Chuck played basketball and baseball . . . majored in history and English . . . plans to go to State College and be a coach. WEBBER, BURR-Member ot the Tennis Club 2, 3 . , , Biology Club 2, 3, 4 . . . football squad 3 . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . . Honor Roll I ... Pageant 4 . . . majored in Spanish and plans to study medicine, WHITE, LAURA PAULINE- Transterred here from Coronado in I945 . . . Tennis Club at Coronado , . . Pan American Club . , . plans to be a house- wite. WILSON, PAULINE-Pat was in Dancing Club I . . . Bowling Club 2, 3, 4 . . . majored in history . . . plans tor the future are to worlc and travel. WITHERS, ALLENE -- Allene transferred here in her Sopho- more year trom Pacific Beach . . . Tri-Y 3 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . , Student Council 4 . . , Annual Statt 4 . . . Social Com- mittee Girls' League 4 . . . Drill Team 4 . . . Usher at Baccalau- reate 3 . . . Music Appreciation 3 . . . model in fashion show 4 . . . majored in business . . . Madonna in Pageant . . . plans to go to business college. ZILLMER, EVELYN-Elmer was on the Student Council 2 . , . and belonged to the Bible Club . . . she plans to tultill a promise ot a long engagement atter grad- uation. WEED, JERALD ROUSE - Cur- ley' was a member ot the Letter- man's Club 3, 4 . . . Assistant Chairman ot Activities Boys' Fed- eration . . . majored in science and plans to be a scientist. WHITTINGTON, MADONNA - Dancing Club I . . . Cratts Club 2 . . . Cridding Club I . . . ma- jored in homemalcing. WILSON, RONALD-Ron played tootball 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterrnan's Club 4 . . . Student Council 2, 3 . . . Stage Crew 4 . , . plans to go East atter graduation. WOLFE, CHARLOTTE-Charley transferred here in i947 from Ohaha, Neb .... A Cappella . . . Class Secretary . . . Dra- matic Club . . . majored in a commercial course A . , plans a stenographic career ZILLMER, JOAN LOUISE-Red was in Speech Club 2 . . . Bible Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3 ... Red Cross Club 4 . , . ma- jored in a stenographic course . . . plans to go to a business college. WESSELS, LEONARD - Leonard was one of our popular cheer leaders 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . A.S.B. Plan 3 . . . Foothiller l-Ii-Y 3, 4 . . . Secretary 3 . . . I-listorian 4 . Boys' Federation President 4 . . plans to be a lawyer. WIESNER, DORIS E.-Transterred here from Ramona in I947 . . . was in charg'e ot selling candy at Ramona . . . Glee Club . . . majored in a commercial course . . . plans to have caterer busi- ness. WILSON, WELDON S.-Plans to work tor the torestry service.. WOODRUFF, MARY JANE -- Transferred here in her Sopho- more year 'lrom Alhambra . , . Biology Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Sec- retary 3 . . . Chemistry Club 4 . . . Historian . . . Latin Club 2 . . . Tri-Y 3 . . . majored in math .,.. Senior Sweater Com- mittee . . . Math. Majors Club 3 . . . plans to be a teacher or nurse. CAMERA SHY ADAMCHEK, THERESA BACHMAN, JAMES ROBERT BARBER, LETTIE BAXTER, ROBERT BODIE, OLIVER BOWMAN, DOROTHY BROWN, CHESTER BUCKNER, RALPH BURDETTE, JOAN CHRISTOPHER, MARY CLEVELAND, FRED COLEMAN, HOWARD CROSTHWAITE, CONSTANCE DALLY, RICHARD DUFFY, JOHN DUNCAN, DONALD FRANKEY, FRANCIS FURLONG, DICK GEORGE, JOHN GUIMOND, STANLEY HALL, DONALD HAMMANN, GERRY HASTINGS, FRANK HATFIELD, ELAINE HENDRIX, JOHN HUNTAMER, JACK JOHNSON, COURTLAND KELLOGG, LOUIS KNELANG, WILLIAM LARSON, LUANNE MALCOLM, WILMA MANGELS, GLEN MELSON, DAN NARRAMORE, HELEN NASLUND, ROBERT NEITMAN, JEAN PASCHEN, KENNETH PERKISS, PAUL PIERCE, FRANKLIN PIERCE, JAMES PRESTON, SHIRLEY SCHMIDT, WERNER SIMMONS, JESSE FRANKLIN SLOAN, MARY SNYDER, WILLIAM SUTER, JIM SWANSON, KENNETH TOMKIEL, RICHARD THURMAN, THOMAS ULERY, ROBERT WALLACE, JAMES WELDE, MILDRED WHITING, GEORGE WILEY, RICHARD WILSON, DOROTHY YORGIN, DESMOND ,T 4 ? ' .2 :' --5:-2z2?1:': I .i::5:F:5 235 W, ,. .I an 1 ..,x jx ,,., A 1 1 if Lx.: 185 W an A X 4 -u. me -I.,.,, g i 9 EE 'H Q , W ,Wg fa 1 f O' , Wx F, -A M, . V, A L5 -- ' ' J T K ,,, E iff-'1'f ' QPR f V X57 'QQQ5 , ig, naw KENNY WHITCQMB Pres. PROM COMMITTEE K, Whiteomb, Pres.: B. Dull, Vree-Pres.: S. Jackman, Trees.: W. B Advisor: V. McGowan, Seeyg L. McNealy, Advisor. RING CCDMMITTEE term. This year's junior class seems to be well pre pared to meet the trrals and tribulations ot the senior year. Eleeting their officers at the end ot the sophomore year the rumor class was soon well organized. This group immediately selected T and ordered their tradrtronal nngs which enabled i them to have the rings at the begrnning ot thus A gg-Nw.. f ww... A .A M . r' are A -fn R- A Wise .W-'mm MM. - M iwwwfiwrn W W .. ... law We f A ,sas-. L V .. . .W , .M N - -..W M. .. Wa. it W.. mf 1-fr:.,.,,,,,,.,,-. W M-M ., .. . t , , af.. s mean: M W, Mrwwf Q.. W W. . gf : 'N , . - ...sw 7 W .M . 4 'WN M: s . ' W . .. .W . V .. .W . A, W.. ...W rr., . .--...M Row I-D. Good: D. Loveland: F, Miller: D. Cheney: G. Horner: E. Beard: B. Marks: J. Rasp: M. Brotherton: M. Whitt: Row 2-P. Proctor: J. Coriiere: J, Browning: P. Straezynski: L, Helm: P. MeManigal: M. Grittin: N. Casteel: B. Kitchenka: P. Hendrix: Row 3-M. Roth: P. Meek: M. Whited: V. Lott: G. Thompson: M. Golden: B. Shepard: E. Woodhead: E. Raseo: A Read: Row 4-P. Farmer: A. Wilson: J. Spiess: P. Valley: P. Birdsall: S. Zeller: H. Taylor: V. Noaks: D. Bell: J. Galusha: N, Woltington, I. .jT'eiLQg.O'Xf. CLASS GF I9119 Row I--N. Peterson: T. Hickey: E. Martin: M. McCurdy: M. Harrigan: P. Weaver: M. A. Smith: E. Eads: M. Vceellio: B. M. Simms: G. Huntley. Row 2-D. Fcnegan: A. McGraw: M. Merritt: B. McClain: M. J. Peid: M. Mancinelle: M. Miehcls: J. Schoeneweis: B, Preisser: M. Channell. Row 3-M. Kregear: H. Bishop: M. Jones: L. Parsons: R. Richards: J, Sweetland: J. Doan: J. Williams: R. Klepper: A. Warner. Row 4-K. Kairmina: P. Migliore: S. McWillie: G. Miller: C, Miekelsen: F. She- persky: Ada Ames: V. Rogers: M. French: A. Wilkinson. Row 5-D. Crawtord: E. Farr: L. Ford: J. Millke: M. L. Roeslcr: D. Robles: J. Rubidouz: L. Williams: W. P. Parsons. Row 6-U. Wilson: M. Kalstron: J. Stike: F. Kelly: G. Smith: T. Smith: J. Walchell: M. Kennedy: D SAW 5 -. ' -mf Row I-J. Harris: J. Larnore: C. Knight: G. Vanderstod: T. Prentice: J. Magginni: D. Williams. Row 2-B. Rennew: T. McManus J. Fuller: B. Whiting: D. McKee: R. Freitas: R. Gladstone. Ron 3-B. Russell: P. May: H. Smith: D, Owens. CLASS OF I949 Row I-B. Keenan: L. Weber: l. Martin: I. Lange: H. Stieger: G. Carr: C. Johnson: P. Wood: C. McDonald: C. Cox Row 2-D. Impinlfg J. Adams: V. McGowan: S. Collins: M. O'Rourice: P. Willis: F. McBride: D. Almg ' : B. Ter : B E. Harris. Row 3-V--B. Garber: V. Eichler: J. Hall: B. Dull: D. , y, E. Busch. Row 4fJ. Hart: J. Anderson: R. Howell: J. D. Pace: B. Hubbard: D. Stipe: F, Flynn: G. ren ry . Smith: Daggs: S. Jordan: C. Houston' T. Hue ' B. Latham: D. Smith: Giger: B. Osborn: G. Ford: T. Warden. . L r 1 1 NW Row I--D. Hollinger: J. Vecellio: M. Colquhouri: V. Peterson: Pritchett. Row 2-O. Peck: H. Hobbs: P. Perlciss: A. Blan , erry. Row 3-6. Steen: J. Erickson: G. Lippman: T. Kasitz: arney. Row 4-J. Weed: M. Donohue: B. Wood: F. Stotler: Highnote: W. Graham. Row 5-Gr. Allen: J. lrey: D. Brown: d. Whisler: N. Freeman: B. Buell: M. Jones: V. Long: H Smith: A. Cooper: R. Hiner: T. Wigham: J. Kinnel: B Pearce: B. Myers: F. Lierns: D. Smith: J. Strong: W Claris: Gr. Shepard: A. Martin: C, Clark: D. Wilttong: B Raines: R. Drovin: B, Fradenberg: E. Hart: E. Sche CLASS QF i949 Row I-B. Harvey: J. Manly: J. Miller: D. Broolcs: E. Bruington: D. Starr: W. Wcll: M. Bell: B. Whelan: H. Smith. Row 2--WJ. Mulder: R. Pierce: S. Nenash: P. Brown: L. Snodgrass: C. Suverlcruble: W. Armstrong: L. Hattan: R, Dortt: S. Steen ow 345. Durham: L. Moon: D. Williams: H. Silas: B. Brawner: R. Rowe: W. O'Neill: J. Housenga: R. Jewell: G. Perlcins R, Bear. Row 4-R. Wieghost: C. Barns: B. Trent. 'KHQYEW ' fr ' r J. E . Row IYR Macfvlullin' D l-lickethier' B Kennedy' D Pusse D Dow D K . , . , . , . y: . ns: . ey: D. Ruis: F. Simon: D. Vinson: J. l-lorvath. Row 2fJ. Wright: B. Jump: l-l. Romero: R. Pernicano: D. Plutchalc: C. Omen: B. Fisher: R. Rhrnc: R. l-lyde: B. Walker. ow 3-B. Twecclie: D. Wilson: J. Smith: B. Coclv: R. Smith: D. Malloy: E, Merton: J, Meade: B. M-cake: B, Buclsel. Row 4-C. l-lamclchle: K, l-leide: C. Durchel: D, Gipson: R, Brown: J. King: B. Spring: J. Gavin: B. Anderson: T. Smith: B, Willis. . TJKA ' if wg . ... X I 2 Pl , il if 1 , 5 ui fl fir! 5 ,JD 5 pl . 3 , , . CLASS oil I949 if f at ri ill ind! g L 1. Y . -if lxiw l-D. Donolio: J. Sparks: D. Locchlur: R. l-lowell: D. Potcct: B. Pinlcard: K. Ldwaids: M. Muiiilivv: A. lvMNrr'sv2 J. uellci. Row 2' -R. Chivas: J. Culver: R. Cowardin: J. Day: M, Brawn: D. Wright: G. Jackson: S. Goulart: R. l-lovvaitli. Row 3-S. Watt: J. Lambert: A. Krueger: B. Ashman: T. Stein: P. Tobin: J. Phelan: B. Cloud: R. Newcomb, Row 4-J. Watson: C. Banlcs: D. Morse: W. Friclc: T. Foreman: J. Kocis: C. l-lerder. L, ' . ' X! 236 l W Wm. K :W vnmwiwkme M I W wswqxwzqk, q. M, . fm wwagmw, 1, . . , mms... NW Row I-A. Mayhue: B. Larraloee: J. Penney: J. Woody: D. Swendra: B. Bulloclc: J. Broolrs: P. McMillin. Row 2-B. Hetriclc L. Boswell: R. McCain: E, Bjorlrrnan: M. Proctor: E. Stevenson: L. Moclc: A, Clappp: B. Brown. Row 3-L. Vail: B. Tully l V. Green: E. Miller: C. Vance: G. White. CLASS GF l949 Row I-B. Fleet: P. Slayden: J. Smith: J. Harris: M. Moore: B. L. Dodd: S, Witcratt: M, Farling: C. l-lagemeier: H. Launder Row 2-D. Finley: P. Loughlin: D. Sanders: A. Kelso: R. Garcia: M. Morriss: B. Briggs: M. Dernent: E. Rodriguez: S, Keller Row 3 -B. Stahl: S. Prentice: M. Barber: B. Kresser: M. Potter: M. Maunts: M. Garcis: M. Marquez: l-l. Delgado: G. Van derhyde. Row 4-P. Cooper: R. Schmidt: S. Sullivan: L. Braunlich: I. Shaw: D. Martin: R. MacMullin: K. Clitton: D. Newton l-l. Olds: D. Clinton: B. Srearer. Row 5-B. Fromm: V. Panzarella: D. l-larvey: B. l-luntamer: B. Lislca: B. Castellanos: A Upham: G. Thomas: C. McClelland. Row 6-D. Judd: J. Kinrel: D. Key: W. Mulre: S. Forrester: J. l-lill: P. Peugh: M. Peter- son: R. Feeney, :ypww-N. jf f :'WwW: W' rm. SGPHGMQRES The upperclassmen would have seen much had they noted the quiet, etticient way the sophomore class otticers engineered the elec- tion which enabled their younger colleagues, the freshmen, to get their class underway. The class sponsored a well received dance during the last semester tor sophomores and theirdates. L Ford, Vice-Pres., B. Long, Pres., M. Lanahan, Treas S. Stotler, Secy. lg? . lfslqmfc 0 MV A Q: QU rx Crow ci, ' Eff' is l - af. f 'f s i' j -2 J 11- FFT c --.---1,-. 7' ,Tf'1f.if..g-4?gf,3iE F- -r --r ' - ' f+F'fTfT4'-- 4+'i V Row I-D. Dunton, V. Van Note, C, Ritchie, B. Thornley, A. Lough, M. Wingo, C. Krebs, S, Belt, J. Souls, B. Canty, T. Malone, D. Vestal. Row 2-M. Hall, L. Chazotte, J. Hass, G. Chamberlain, J. Boycl, B. Jaormina, B. Grueson, G. Long, M. Meza, S. Smith, J. Hancock, D. Shellum, B. Kotter. Roy 34R. Wood, D. Waller, P. Wright, N. Glines, B. Yarger, N. Lowe, A. Mercer, P. Porter, B, McMannigaI, S. Schlichter, S. Marks, L. Gibson, C. Galway, M. Lanahan, L. Martin. Row 4--B, Pierce, D. Leeper, S. Crandall, K. Good, W. Rogers, D. Busby, W. Houchen, C. Hutton, B. Schmidt, J. Fuller, G. Dyer, K. Cole, L. Stoley, R. Plum. Row 5-J. Flower, B. Maldo, B. Oyoo, D. Mitchell, B. Long, F. Mullen, G, Pasquea- riello, R. Wilson, E. Magginni, B. Reese, G. Fry, D. Barker, P. Cooper, D. Burke. ' wr s W 'N M : 14, W, 4' V - J-vw Jwvggy Ma. -W r 'mm .. mf M- s Y - X' l Row I-M. Montgomery: F. Harrison: J. Howarth: P. Haworth: C. Cook: D. Sheets: D. Scheernann: B. Loyeloody: D Sh d t E c mi t: D. Sweetland. Row 2-W. Bouchey: B. Brown: R. Burke: J. Williams: W. Steedman: R. McKie: H. Proyos' Y oung: D. Raymond: R. Harris. Row 3-R. Mangels: J. Hendricks: D. Ashfield: T, Geiger: P. Conard: R. Cudigani J Thompson: D. Fisk: D. Houze: D. Tyner. Row 4-Hannibal: R. Shaw: G. Green: J. Petrowski: J. Kershaw. Row 5-Gi Mieza D. Clwvz-land: A. Alter: J. Chalkley. Row 6-C. Walters: S. Longman: B. Peterson: S. Erving: B. Rubidoux: H. G-fnrqrz G. Harrold: J. Silva: D. Bradford: D, Blackman: M. Sims. CLASS GF l95O Row IWC. Walters: S. Longman: B. Peterson: S. Ewing: B, Rubidouo: G. Harold: J. Silva: D. Bradford: D. Blackman: M y Sims. Row 2-M. Sopu: M. Wool-sry: J. Culver: G. Heist: T, Meyer: J. Powers: S. Wench: L. Acord: A. Castellanos: A. Ruiz A. Quinfers: W. Taylor. Row 3vE, Campbell: M. Chubb: M. Richards: E. Garcia: l-l. l-larwood: J. Taylor: J. Gates: V Breed: B. Baker: J. Pleasants: Lynn Martin. Row 4-D. Peters: L. Anderson: C. Miller: E. Grimes' G. Rounthwaith' W Fey: R. Heck: E. Burke: D. Gipson: G, Hollins: P. Kuhner. Row 5-T. Peck: L. Springer: R. Keller:iG. Rinner: K, Brown' L. Rust. 5 ' l l l rw. fs 415 ww J... Row I-E. Mullin: F. Sterling: M. Fales: P. Gotorth: J. Gotonth: J. Lapp: C. Vogt: P. l-liscolc: N. l-lonsburg-er: B, Kelley: C. Tripp. Row 2-N. Myers: J. Marsh: E, Wessel: M. Jones: N. Giles: C. Coper: E. l-larris: S. Turbett: J. Bloom: B. Hutchins: S. Leanne: G. Price. Row 3-J. Rops: C. Simmons: B. Noel: D. McPherson: B. Fradenborg: B. Seward: L. Joclcson: L. Kcase: A. Power: N. Wert: Q. Annis: J. Raymond, Row 4-D. Stallrer: A. Sorlee: A. Roehwell: G. Lucas: E. Martin: D, Tipton: B. Umbarger: L. Kitchen: C. Rhunharclt: T. Sonlfa: J. Wright: W. Stieber: P. Harlow: P. Piplrin. Row 5-B, Barber: B. Vanlandv- ingharn: A. L. Quicber: M. Lachrnan: G. Oates: D. Kvndall: P. Wilson: C. Castvllanrfs: J. Arrhvr: R. Brand: R. Rorlvr: R. Borg-fri, l. Barlw r: J. A, R-faqan: T. Br- ntn-'r. CLASS GF l95O Row I-B, Price: R. Sanders: J. Wills: D. Tipton: J. Eaton: T, Vinson: C. Caporal: G. Good: l'l. Coblc: D. Frrshborn. Row 2- K. Clitlorcl: M. Johnson: A. Broolcs: S. Kelly: B. Aspe: C. Magnuson: C. Wornaelc: C. Eastlalce: M. Baur: D. Barber. Row 3- C, Johnson: R. Salas: l-l. Downey: J. Bassett: R. Manson: B. Finneran: J. Johnston: B. Sloan: R. Rocehro: D, Anderson. Row 4-P. Bronson: R. Pritasil: R. Cramer: R. Fournier: C. Bratcher: M. Scott: J. McDermott: J. Kollrcts: A. Phoenix: B. Peterson. Row 5'-C, Schorlemrncr: R. Dowell: M, Higgins: T. Watson: J. Kinnel: F. Kelly: R. l-lall: D. Smith: D. Ketchum: C. Swanson. ' Y .Ns it Wu.. I WIFI.. we W '1..,,, W ' Q.. M., r ha, A -in Row IvC, Smith: K. Walker: H. Gates: J. Currie: D. Gunberg: D, Alderman: M. Wigham: J. DuBois: B. Fry: M. Mozier. Row 2-C. Lutterman: A. Christopher: B, McCallister: J, Purdy: C. Wharton: G. Digenan: P. Scroggin: B. Hobb: J. Peck C. Shallcross. Row 3--M. Larson: J. Chiappe: D. Chiappetta: S. La Fortune: A. Jones: V. Thorne: V, Gates: B. Long: P Peterson: J. Rector: F. Henderson. Row 4-W. Medler: B. Eggert: E. Gossett: B. Stettey: J, Diese: B. Gibson: P. Caste-el L. Angle: A. Base: C. Ayelar: B. Elston. Row 5-G. Domengoni: A. Howard: F. Hoover: N, Fields: B. Hnmrick: D. Siql-'r: J. Young: E. Fwdvrirk: N. Dunlap: .l. Fnllwr. CLASS QF I95O Row I-B. Smith: N. Christensen: L. Ford: D, Rogers: M. lrey: H. Dewey: J. White: C. Schmidt: B. Miller: M. Beck M. Chubb: P. Grittin. Row 2'-E. Gayin: L, Fox: K. Sauer: B. Lentz: E. Ballantyne: C. Brown: M. Cass: P, Dickerhott: W Owen: M. Gane: B, lrvin, Row 3-B. Woodward: B. Jones: J. Lindsay: N. Kirwin: M. Schumaker: T. Brentner: G. Beretich S. Roland: B. Perkins: R. Hall: J, Daniels: S. Dunham: S, Stotler. Row 4- -G. Campbell: A. Archard: R. Knowles: B. Mills F. Ralston: F. Kelly: A. George: R. Van Dat: R. Crouch: J. Moore, Row 5fB. Greene: B. Arnold: B. West: F. Frederick: V Gartield: A, Owens: M. Butler: S. Hall: E, Smith: r:- L. Williams: J. Mineah: A. Rothwell. N. ,W Row I-L. Clark: L. M, Williamson: C. Burner: J. Rasmussen: A. Bradley: S, Clittord: C. Settles: J. Boerner: C. Conti L. Lamplugy. Row 2-H. Pederson: M. Martin: D. Collins: W. Hobb: H. Martin: B. Mitchell: D. Malloy: R, Smith: B. Gibson G. Tolley. Row 3-S. Harold: R. Hower: B. Blark: R. Denmon: J. W. Mathews: F. Tirpak: B. Huntame: R. White: J. Van Winkle. Row 4-C. Schatt: A, Love: O. Huber: L. R. Schirmer: W. McKenncy: A, Milne: J. Stahl: B. Otto: L. R. H-:witl W. Smith, Row 5-J. Loughlin: N. Know: B. Camilln: L. Stephcn: B. Gowvr: M. Beck: F. Chrislman: P. Emhlrton: F Campbell: J. Thomas: D. McPherson: D. King. PRES!-IMEN The freshmen, although unorganized, seem to loe a sturdy and ambitious class which they will some day in the tuture prove, when they reign over the campus. ln April they ran an etticient election with the help ot the sophomore class, which de- termined their otticers tor the next year. Row I-M. Gustafson: A. Contreras: N. Ivy: J. Gibson: P. Hilton: L. Ferlazzo: B, Rebman: S. Salas: J. Riley: V. Dupree L. Hanit. Row 2-S. Reise: S. Watson: D. Alden: M. Caddell: D. Ballantync: R. Reno: S. Bray: C. Baumgortner: R, Lirb man: A. Recio. Row 3-M. Sutherland: L. Sabin: B. Busch: G. Dearmin: M. Spoones: M. Hooker: K. Sodergran: M. Baker E. Azevedo. Row 4-YJ. Hodge: C. Hickey: S. Crandall: L. Gover: B. Lernke: E. Skaggs: V. Kanacly: C. Brooks: D. Gorospe R. Winton: B. Wise: J. Sudel. Row 5-C. Stephen: E. Williams: D. Hawley: M. Williams: J. Pfister: R. Rice: A. Johnson K. Harris: G. Morey. ' X 'TK:'7t'sFr3 :-ffT',.:2ff' Hw A W . ., M M Q A ' W .. mm 4 X X Q L x Km ., . . W 4 .4 'r We .ia ... Q, L Num R Mt--: N- 'W -:-'N wa. 'M .. .,. -M . , - . .. ,M ,L Ji . . my m,,..c. My A N iv N My Qu .QM .L K :fm M M W C... WW :aww ,., vw W-L... .. Nr- : , :W e im-.. W . y I ' W 4'-'www .. M wyw W, W . w MMV? -rw --n Row I-D. Gaston: A. Rose: J, Heacox: C. Mycue: D. Richarcls: S. Gaunt: L. Haclcer: B. McNeese: J. Hepburn Camlsron. Row Zf C. Elters: B. Fleet: J. Felber: S. Barnett: S. Kerth: D. Ballard: D. Dernent: H. Houze: S. Sweeta W. Kemp. Row 3-S. leeples: P. Copeland: E, LaSalle: L. Sillirnan: L. Denning: R. Larez: J. Roper: N. Shadinger: I. Ga es J. Meredith. Row 4AC. Kramer: D. Fenn: J, Fitzgerald: B. Stephens: J. Barth: L. Bearden: J. Qathoudt: J, Goodurn Milla. Row 5--B, Gaynes: B. Br-rg: B. La Mon: P. Hewitt: J. Brock: N. Davison: A. Hatter. CLASS GF l95I Row IfS. Sayilliz: B. Lowry: B. Smith: J. Taylor: J, Hcacox: A. Rose: F. Gibson: P. Evans: B. Asch: M. Ellis: C. Ro ion R. Cotton. Row 2-S. Wallce: lf. Morse: B. Manzy: L. Durham: S. Ettzholtzj B. Price: H. Crosthwaite: J. Benner Hewitt: J. Frndel: E, Woods. Row 3-D. Alderman: R. Estrade: F. Sistrunk: P. Brindle: J. Bands: S. Shohorney: L, Perci ie M, Minnor: L, Johnson: B. Heaser: D. Petersen: J. Foster, Row 4vJ. Brown: G. Wessels: M. Hale: V. Jones: L. Bratt J Miller: C. Clippinger: E. Taylor: L. Lighttoot: D. Stoclcton: S. Lyles. Row 5-V. Baldwin: M. Anstead: C. Knouse: W. Brce P. Lee: A. Manchester: L. Bunger. iw N-N .A M ff . Wm. W K vw., 'P' an-ww ...N X ' . X, M M . ww ...M mwsv..r ,C A f '. M. 'wiv HUWN' .. W Row I-C. Galuslwa: C. Griswold: J, Walters: P. McNabb: R. McCain: J, Dobbs: P. Withers: G. Eaton: C Kronn: B. Snodgrass, Row 2'-C,Veatel1: M. Gipson: B. Le Grande: D. Herder: L. Hoclcenberry: B. Hale: E. Elwlers: H. Mason: E, Jergen sen. Row 3-M. Lelller: B. Lyons: B. Helms: N. Littlefield: S. Burnside: A. Harrison: G. Woodward: N. Ford: D. Harvey B. lyCl'rS2nZ J. Smith. Row 4-C. Frazier: C. Sumpter: J. Hollenbeclr: J. Hoss: S. Russell: J. Ball: B. Samuel: R. Bravvn Cr. Keiglntluy. Row 5-C. Vallin: B. Arnwinc: B. Sclwr: J. Tipton: P. Griqqs. CLASS CDF 1951 Row l-S. Putrilena: M. Horvatln: B. Trott: M, Alban: L. Anderson: S. Konncdy: Y. Walker: lf. Pronsgrad: lr. Massigy: L Harris: H. Marshall: T. Pwlimlen. Row 2-F. Brawn: J. Wilson: P. Hansen: A. Trumblu: K. Hogan: L. MeClCnalnan: A. Hartswiclc: J. Elie: C, Conover: M. Grover: E, Ryan: J. Plotter. Row 3-N. Clwristrarsun: J. Cover: L. Harris: R. Witlnem: H. Manly: C. Opp: P, Sutton: J. Winicki: J. Anderson: L. Long: R. Hill. Row 4--J. Brawn: K. Bruingten: J, Ball: J. Lewis J. Jensen: B, Hubbcrt: D. Livett: T, Slunlc: R. Rayon: E, Kicnan: R. Harris: J. Bianchi. Raw 5' C. Morris: R. McGuire' D. Schmidt: D. Swectland: J. Oviatt: D, Hillgenbcrg: J. Giglcotti: R. Schilling: D. Daun: D. Rlrrlbroolc: V. Langlass: Cr. Fallcer: G. Hadley. Row 6-P. Eggleston: P. Brown: B. William: D. Broylcs: E. Moranvitlr: W. Naslwlund: M. Carnillo: E. Porter: D. Sclrirmer: W. Slwaclrngesg B. Boysman: D. Curley: B, Smrttr: D.Jolrnson: L. Hatlnavvay. hw .N . .,. . , N f-..,.,,,.. M .X W , my W , M .. ,M N M.. 5 ...,.,. Tu A 4 of : ,ss ' . ,N ' M91 f 0' QF' ' A ww .m Q ' r 'f 1- ..:f f' ' 1-V-L. ..: .. w '17 . .. 'WW 'W ' fr- .M - : ' -r - W . A, . A, ,L .. , .... . Row l-B. Watertield: J. Tuiaelc: J. Hastings: B. Turman: L. Ferlazzo: R. Balcoelc: B. Brown: L. Braunlid: J. White: L. Roberts: G. Winterrowd: C. Bates: P. Clarlc. Row 2-R. Preston: B. Lemmon: S. Reeves: S. Figadahe: B. Pacos: R, Feeney: T. Brown: A. Diamond: C. Gr. l-loulihan: E. Gaul: D. Salas: O. Foster: D. Xnedes. Row 3-B. Carpenter: C. Creamer: J. Gig: B. Sweasengin: S. L. Moore: R. Johns: B. Rand: B. l-lentel: V. Terry: L. Cooper: B. Ruziclc: N. Hottman. Row 4-B. Brown: R. White: R. Audia: D. Balcer: D. Creley: R. Mason. Row 5-D. Kermath: W. Burgess: D, Armstrong: S. Rogers: R. Simoyeau: C. Sharrow: J. Cleery: F. Morrell: E. Kaenel: D. Sandell: L. Handy: R. Graham. Row 6-C. Haptonstall: C. Wetter: J. Hallin: J. Magginni: N. Millsberg: S. Radcliffe: J. Gould: C. Sanders: W. Ruis: D, Stalnalcer: B. Minor: B. Brown. CLASS CDF I95I Row l-'L. Snow: M. Baelqgr: P. Swinsori: P. Knowles: LJ. Swanson: J. Melo: H. Prince: T. Slarilnty: V. Wctlclw: R. Moolrr. Row 2---M. Thomas: M. Owen: B. Anderson: C. Wimiirq J. Kirwin: N, Knapp? J. Vcccllioq R. Durham: R. Smith. Row 3- B, Hozcr: E. Kingsbury: V. Thomas: R. Hughes: N. Vander Stoclg L. Still: E. Hannibal: J. Caporale: J. Roberts: J. Kitchenlra: Row 4-P. La Chappa: J. Smith: J. Schrader: G. Newton: E. Parker: J. McFarland: H. Cooper: R, Biirlc: L. Corvett: C. Day. Row 5-H. Popck: B. Huber: L. Denton: M. Tuve: E. Siegrist: R. Cremeens: J. Moore. He-nd any vm, Row I-l. Pace: M. Gott: V. Moore: A. Orcutt: B. Burton: N. Martin: S. Martin: J, Oliver: S. Graham: B. Dorman: B. Cook C Ro Gllc NJ NThI FA Bh L Le R Sotea y . Frank: R. Cremeens: D, Fenton. Row 3-J. Landis: R. Lyon: T. Bradshaw: N. Wright: S. Palmer: M. Geringer: K. N D. Auiler: C. Keogh: P. Dreher: R. Silva: D. Leptick. Row 4-A. Philip: G. Conrad: P, Brunson: G. Kemp: M. Crosey, J. Sutton: M. Capers: S. Shearer: N. Rogers: E. Robinson: K. Lyrrel: B. Platvoet. Row 5-J, Stewart: R. Swanstrom: B. Alvig J. C. Aekert: B. Field: D. Lyons: D. Nemeceh: C. Gilbert: H. Arys: F. Brown: B. Fenwick: J. Costello: D. l-lillginlaery. CLASS QF I95I Row I-S. Shermis: B. Ballance: W. Kcnrick: T. Hayes: J. Anderson: A. Lindsry: H. Thompson: Q. English: B. Davis: J. Lopez: G. Preston. Row 2-G. Adrnirc: D. Rich: B. Patton: P Lippman: J. Fischer: A, Sillrman: J. l-tctlin: J. l-lctzcl: P. l-larnrick: J. Kalben: P. Alexander: R, Harer. Row 3- W. Burgess: R. Duttord: XXX. Torricellas: R. Thompson: V. Stewart: G. Echeverri: C. Muse: V. Anderson: F. Stearns. Row 4-S. Saylors: J. Cody: A. Maddalena: C. Schrcibman: B, Firks: D Allen: F. Harrison: D. Brock: N. Smith: C. McGee. - sw ff . fwk I 3 . . R :W .Curley. w 2-B. u i k: . ennigan: . oander: . zevedo: B. is op: . e: . l : R. Griba : R. Valdez: Dick: l Wilson: C. l-layman: J. l-luchel: W. Shows: D. Sicilia: E, Low: E. Lang: M. l-lenson: J, Schoeneweis. Row 6-R. Lewis, 1 . ,k.k Q .I 5 . Row IAA. Arrpes: F. Herrera: D. Echellg H. Hooper: K. Hofferkg F. Engfeltg G. Hansen: R. Story, Row 2-P. Marnen B. Rector: M. Huey: H. Voiin: A. Garcia: N. Sibre: S, Jones: S. Jakulec: J. McGrath. Row 3-M. Echeverri: R. Eastlake L. Carev: P. Duffy: D. Siafnalcer: S. Rornikg J, Hover. S r f ...Q f f. 4, 5,1 gf wir v WA + .rr is Q ,L 25: in ew :rl iw :LJ .- - .. .nik Q e X Y X ge C Au FR Nhvy STO KW' C.,,y4M 4 0 --1-,,,-n4 SENIOR DITCH DAY if -XY-VLX ,Q m.u.uM2I- .fcft .fb-2' gn. SEP . T15 FOOTBALL f BASKE Dec IZ PROM -XKA. ? 'ff 44 .R Y crg M532 Nfflf SCHOOL' Y'-Nl XV 5 EME STER G ES '54-29. 2 Y AN IN APR. F. Mann-Editor PENHANDLHQ Certainly no cavernan ever gained the honor Q D- Ai'2'1'PUb'ifitV ot having his stories printed in the Penhardler. Cnty a tew lucky Grossrnonters under the capable supervision ot Mr. James Dewey have won such recognition. Creative writing is the class. M. Rottat-Art Editor Hetriclc-Bus. Mgr. E. Zitlrner-Bus. Mgr. i B. llctrinicg M. Rottatg L. Weber: D. Ailen: Uteryy E. Zitlrncri B, Koopmarisg J. Haas: F, Mann: Mr. Dewey. V 1 I VOL. XXII . CALIF Pigski nt A g1'6l11'l,' Union High School Mrs. Merle C. Do e f the 33rd meeting s Memorial ser-- Elk vice. This program is to be held October 8, at 8:00 p.m. in the Ford Bowl in Balboa park. The service, held by the Elks to honor their departed mem- bers, is the outstanding event of h re Ann Start the convention San Diego. The e eld he wer .He The choir members will all be in the traditional Red Robes of the Grossmont A cappella choir. es are 13, you'll year. the also 3. your and asks you to buy an an- nual, don't sit there as if you didn't know what was happening. Get on the beam and buy! Ahril vnvvmnvvsknw Fha? +114-5 colon oi1 owl, , Ollna First , Election 1' representativ September 2 classes. The held Monday, was called to til, commissi Activities. Mr. Smith Sl Mr, Smith fpurpose of tl that it was a. tact between government. that it serve! vising and and operates zation for th' School Has While the right of vet activities th dents are, c that they wil Meetings On The meeti ery 2 weeks iods allotted 2 and 6. All repres be sure and E 7 'J Yi ver Ising Adv ' What is it you say? dance of the year' Its Holds zeting .udent council re held Friday, 1 all ,period 2 meeting was imber 29th, and r by Ray'Gas- of Coordinated a talk on the muncil, stating s of closer con- yudents and the lso mentioned an aid in adl sing the ASB service organi- mol. ,ght l reserves the r the councils that the stu- enough and rave to use it. iesday to be held ev- ednesday. Per- 'otate between es are told to will be The part of way yea . stupendous, AND ph PTA Plans New Program The first meeting of the mont Parent Teachers associa tion, will get Thursday night, Grossmont annual Get dinner will formed Each to be rs vi away, and ments. This , year the PTA the m. Mrs. Damel t1C James A Parker Advisor Harris McDougal Collins Weed Resp Folda Ford Niclnolson Business Mgr. A. Berg W as ext? ANNUAL C. Acord-Cofditor -llie stone age is the tlweme ot tliis year's EI Recuerclo and is represented in the art work and write-ups. The annual is a product ot tl'ie STAFF D, Sctiumaker B. Davis if C. Jorritsma-Co-Editor publications class under the direc- tion ot Mr. James Parker, advisor, and Co-Editors Cobi Jorritsrna and i Charlotte Acorol. , il. 'fr JI 'Q McGowan J. Carter J. Peters M. Foster A. Withers . D, Haworth M. Houze B. Marks Business Mgr. V. Cox 4 .,A... ,w 'il ' ' 1 1. gif A A fra . f if? . Affzff, gm s, .-:ff-:-:V V:- ,, '5,ggfj:355fg53 :E- 'WF I ' i+fw:Mw ,.,..,. Wm f f I Q A Xgjjg' U' 'fm f gaj '22 .. ' My ' - ww . ., ,gg-. ' - , 4 .Q -LW 5 n . 7 At . fifiywf a., faf, f . f 5 ' K, . A g-g X 1.: Mfg ff' -' f 1 ' ' . ,gg , , 65M IN' ' . A ,W L ' I 5 .. ,g35a ,Q mf , , ' - ' wgvf V 1 --f X 2 7 x:.f,3g-2 ' wif' ' 2-' , S 20 -S pf ,sn ,-.,m1- W - :wi W W ff: L -' ,, -R , fy w -f Q F PAGEANT ,t vt ,iff 2 fqiiiif, gf L1 I if ' V N, C5rossmont's annual Christ- mas Pageant is a profound inspiration to the thou- sands who behold it each year. ra lts reverence and beauty lend increasing importance to the feeling ot Christmas Spirit which this season brings. :Sf J ff STAGE CREWS The sound, light, an stage crews may tn termed The Forgotte Men ot Grossmont l-lowever, it is largely due to their ettort tha e a C h production h a 3 been smooth and suc- cesstul, A T L-.M -1 'S-tha K .. L .,,.,. -1:-ggf ' k , --V- f , 4 ,f-1-YN C3 xr 9,93 Xxx WNW -fm :N sz - kymiimij. my' 3' W: 'YiM,,,M, .sv S is sf if if , X A '-Q... f - - - 4, if HW :-.5 H ' 2-8? xx fm ww 2v'4f', V , Q , W mem M gxvkiiiffmfw -f.L,QwKSQf,Skf ,N 1 7 Vu yt! Xijjvs! JWMQ pzNw v MD MM ' JLXLN ,offfllplfv X f I' x ,W ff ,fd -. ,fUj1fffOXfy!' 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S 4x 5 ix if' K-5745 ,, ftiilfd W' 'Ti: -L-V, GIRLS' EIXISEMBLE BOYS DOUBLE OUARTETTE and VOCAL MLISIC The vocal music department has proved itselt to be very ac- tive this year, The A Capella Choir sang tor the Ifllcs Convention in the Ford Bowl at the beginning ot the year and participated in many other programs as well. This in- cluded going to a musical con- test in Redlands this spring. Mrs. Merle Donohue directs the choir as well as the Girls' Ensemble and the Boys' Double Ouartette which have been very busy with vaned schedules. ' RED ROBE CI-IOIR ff! S7 Q W 5 T55 wb ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC The instrumental section ot the 7 Grossmont Music Deaprtment is an outstanding organization. Capably ltd by Mr. l-larold Lutz. they have presented many very successful musical programs. The Blue and Gold Band placed second in the con- test at Logg Beach. Harald o, Lutz :ms BAND l N.L. , X, r. t' ET James Parker Ross Wallis ART AND Can you imagine a world witlwout art? lt would be dull and very uninteresting, would it not? Today as never be- tore art is coming to mean a great deal to us. Constant progress in the tield ot plwo- fl lg rrlli ll li f i X7 l PHOTQGRAPHY tograptiy lfias enabled the greater expansion ot tact and ideas. Indeed, art lends a cultural and enriching intlu- ence to our lives and aids us in better judgment ot the beauty about us. Joy Hirsch HQME Many Grossmont students are now acquiring excellent knowledge ot home adminis- tration which will prove in- depensitnle in planning tuture homes. The home economics IIOQ E st, El ss-4 t VI i 3.5 7 flu? li' got' 't r, .F 0 A f -ni' 'nw Phi 1 rlllfq, ,. 'ix r Vmt 5 . it v lw . A A . f V ' L1-l.-T' il? 'ri X Q 231 af cz lfmujgf , YW Wilde l-lay ECONQMKB classes impart tirst hand in- formation on such lost arts as burnt toast and croolced seams: that is, they explain the pest method tor avoiding them. ENGLISH Grossmont nas an exceptionally tine English Department, devoted to preparing the student witln a wide intellectual loaclcground. Tlwere are ttiree types ot courses otteredg college prepara- tory and reading group and non-college pre- paratory. Eva Q lr ll Departm tl-l d lt? 55' 9 Marga t l. ENGLISH English lll and IV are specialized courses ot American and English literature and history. AVG Glendcrmiris Another excellent course which has recently been J. Harold Goss James Dewey added to the Grossrnont curriculum is Literary Appreciation. Cyrus Keller G-racia Laubmcyer ff yS vip x 'K Fl! Speech is the beacon light ot the mind. Through the ages oratory has been an invaluable ment. Free speech is one ot the outstanding pillars of American Democracy. SPEECH th-Departme t l-l d Beulah Shriver art, esential to the torrning ot a sound govern- Wax ' DRAMATICS Drama has a strong hold on the heart and minds ot a civilized world. One ot the oldest arts, it was started by monks many thousands ot years ago. Today it is being taught in every modern, up to date school systenri . A, A UF1 , , 325 f XL Q W Q ac, LIBRARY AN D STU DY HALL Lucrlte Halw k 5241, ?f??:f g,yvf:.?w a?gif.1.WEU?f - 4 5 iw X W, , ??A gg 1 , 6 . -M gh .. k m v. ,., , v.2A': - V '15 ' '-'- :,. :-. 1 im . 11 ,zlvq Q ' f Q1 31? rw 'X Q -V g . ,arg , fl-fa-fi., Vfalli E'eanor Paley Martha Schutte John Davis Haze? Hart S f -Dept. Head Raymond L. Reed SCDCIAL Q 13- V K ff- 5 ,gm 'Y ' 7 , M 4 5' 'I 4 il, in M 'xii ' if ,f ' x V v- gf, Q :gr T54 aff?-Q3 ' -3 Q? -ef Leaders in the tormation ot our social and political ideas are these teachers who devote their time to caretul scrutiny ot the problems ot today's world. These courses involve extensive study ot the moves and habits which have gov- erned society since the beginnings ot time. SCIENCE lhrrarnv MrN--nlv l-lazel Bolcs Samuel Van Note Clara Brown John Warburton Jean McCleod ag A, gg El CGMMERCIAL Ma'9ff'fl Smal' Luck is witlw our Atomic era, tor it is certain tliat no cave man was versed in tlwe complex system of our Commercial department. Typing, Anabellu Jump Strortliand, and other suclw classes train students Willard Bafkell tor the modern world ot business. Department l-lead William Buclc David Nelson '- LANGUAGE l-labla Espanol? Parlez Vous Francais? Cr are you one ot those unusual Grossmonters whose only language culture consists ot an advanced course in American Slang? No education is corn- plete without ,a personal contact with some mysterious verb, noun, or conjunction. Spanish, French, and Latin can be exciting. V QWQQ QO ralfibls 267 S' YSOH Dept George l'lUI'1l'lt'X Rut h Lane C5 g Wash gt Eugene V in, o inson ci, ggi ts' 2 aff L dir is Y , T it MANUAL ARTS t. l-lead Advanced tar beyond the stone era are the modern equipment and methods used in the 6.U.l-l.S. Shopp department, Here the students are trained in the slcilltul use ot many instruments ot our highly mechanized world ot today. P QQ. c 7 i 2 Je.. I V K .. 0-3.2- 1'9L' ad' K V -, ff A -et A-L AGRICULTURE . K K K -EK y ., . 5' 4 l A 1 ff.. 4 i P if ' 31, V Vx ,-j'- 2 S f ' !V?V, 1. .-. A. r 1 ' of f - s,hsi1f4sfzsfQ,fZ,-fffrff Ralph Brown, Dcp No graduate of 6rossmont's Agriculture class need tear the failure ot his crops or loss ot his livestock. Under the most capable supervision these boys are taught the best mechanical and scientific methods ot modern farming. There is no longer the necessity for a farmer to grovel in the soil with his bare hands tor the subsistence of lite. t.H James Dy MATHEMATICS Know l'iow to bisect an angle or square a circle? Math student or not, classes in algebra, geometry or trigonometry are essential to rnodern thinking. Being able to understand tlwese, renewes some ot tlwe corn-- plexities ot lite. oscplwine Kollmcyrr artmcnt Head . -' 5 A nr - as 'ii ' r A in . , W gg-1 -H' if . K i. , M ak. - -' 'i hi .ry F, f , yr ,., Y, N . ' , 4A ,W A T1'w,54., 1 ,gg im-If ,f I axkw, K w 4. GSH? W 3 I 4, A K fi .N s Q, 5- 1 . ow- 3 x ' ' N A :gm ' Gordon Braun Q K ' K-FX? 7. f- ' if C: 3 X5 V Mildred Sawyer Y' gf i HX Walter Barnett tm 5 'WW MM , fi Q - 5 I Ch Vi H Q 1 r We 'FQ A . ILM. ar es ogtit M 4, i it i Robert Carlton A ' William Jones I K SCIENCE During the immense span ot years, starting with the stone age and ending with our own atomic era, science has become more and more a part ot our every clay lives, a part which has proved itself indespensible in making our lives more pleasant and comtortalale, Winitred King Department l-lead Wilmer Brobst Evelyn Schmidt Charles Daggs Y , a 5 Q5 N J! .7 V J X ',f Vx! NPA X ix xX V f v S P CD R T S A.. fa l': l X - C 1 ' 5 v S 5' Q v fx:-:QQ if - N 1 XF XXXJ rf 'ta ,, -,jul X ,,...f-i1',f'P Q? 1 fi 'b S ' f Q1i'Mg'1FIrV:- C f A ff Q 24 D 4 lf , if rx ,, 5.9 x fr f-f' ' 1 , ? T x, ff -ff K DD , - 5' a ' fylff ' l Y XY' Q - ' 'K I Z Qi,-,N ' A N . 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Brandt-Captain LH RT O LT L6 an Lyw- Vs harm , ,..,. 2 'f -rf ,,, ' 5 ., 4 ' ...E t k --fl' WM . 6 A' A-.-.- - ...., ,.,. 4 pk rliffxg, A ,,., k f' f: fl1ffT 'ff A 33? If v t A 1 Q ' , 6 ff- jkigs y ' 1,1 '77.5'7X3 L 1 gy? ff :QE 9 ' 11 12? ff J F00 AL 11 yy: mn, 'RW .,., ,fm-'L :.- 5-:.- 3454: .. 'Q V Y .gfnfgigqw Craddock Brecount 6. Chubb Butts . Funk . Fuichef 'l?2,? si k 'Q J. Mashin-Coach Jack Mashin VARSITY FOGTBALL The '47 varsity squad was one ot the tastest, most etticient moving moving mechanisms in the history ot Grossmont. Clicking at the season's opening, the team literally rolled over all Corners and tinally brought the Metro League Championship home without one intra-league deteat. Probably the outstanding game ot the year, and the one in which the team reach peak etticiency was the much disputed Grossmont-Sweetwater event, which ended in a I8-I3 Grossmont victory. ...Q-V Ii' g f . 4' i .i v z Q f 22 .- A M- -fa-E' Q 4 lohn T, Mullcey-Gym M g FOOTBALL MANAGERS J. V. FOOTBALL lt the J.V.'s showing in the '47 season is signiticant ot what is to be expected ot the senior varsity in '48, they will be contenders tor the league championship again. The team played the entire season, undefeated and tied l-loover in an O-O stale-mate. R. Funk VARSITY BASKETBALL Despite bad luclc, this year's varsity had a good season, tying tortourth ace in the Metro League with tour wins and tour losses. They rang up 260 points to the opponents' ZI9 in eight league games. The tour de- feats were heartbrealcers, all tour be- ing lost by three or less points. The Foothillers lost to Coronado's Metro champs by only one point. All league Charlie Cannon sparlced the Mesans with his uncanny accuracy, which netted him 8I points in six league games. Ray Funk, colortul team captain, held the team to- gether with his all around play. Kenny Whitcomb, who received all league honorable mention, proved to be a dead shot in the clinches, while lanlcy Jim l-laslam snagged rebounds, and Mike l:letcher,' a dead shot from the other torward spot, rounded out ca pable Coach Chaplans team, Ralph Chaplin-Coach M. Fletcher K. Whitcomb R, Maclzay J. l-laslam 1 R, Walker John . ,,,,w,gy,5.:,.5.,- i . .I 9. ' -he . . EY... .:. .:. F A . .,,. BEES The Foothill Bee squad, one ot the best in Gross- mont's history, went through the Metro League without a deteat and ended with a seasonal record ot I8 won and I lost, marking up 309 points to the opponents' I74 in eight league games. Sparking the team often- sively were Captain and all league, l-lerb Rothwell with 77 points, second string all league Don Baker with 78 points, and all league Fred Weinbrandt with 40 points in eight league games. The defensive aces proved to be Bob Walker, chosen most valuable playerandallleague honorable mention ? ir 'Ki U. fr i ..,..,. .f ' - .,,v K , 5 :ix . iii: . i -, im E P. Ernbleton H. Rothwell D. Baker F. Wncinbrandt C AND D BASKETBALL Their enthusiasm proves that the C and D teams will malce a bright record tor themselves and Grossmont as varsity stars in the tuture. TENNIS Under the able coaching ot Walter Barnett, Grossmont's strong net squad has won the Metro League Tennis Title for the past tour years. Led by Reynolds McCabe and strengthened by Keith Selt, the Foot- hiller netters have proved that they x stil? are all powertul. BASEBALL The Foothillers boast a strong pitching statt with Art Preston, Pied Wienbrandt, and Diclc Thompson doing most ot the hurling. The Foothillers also have a strong batting punch spearheaded by Dick Rand, Halbert Red Crow, Jack Graham, and Art Preston, Diclc Rand and l'lalbert Crow were named on the All Metro team last year, while Art Preston was named on the second string. All three should be repeaters on this year's squad. Grossmont is one ot the pre-season ta- vorites to cop the Metro Flag. .-a2'.r::5g:f:f5f3 ',.2' 1 4- or tli I V -.':- i .V ,W as xg f ,JN Q EW are an 5 ' - 4 gn, S J P: H W PW 'E as 1. , , , 9 s f 'wa K' 'Q Lawrence l-lead-Gym Director N-if X A TRACK Grossmont l'ligh's l948 championship edition ot class A thinclads is rated to be the strongest dual meet traclc and tield team ot the many tine track teams which Grossmont has produced over the many years ot the school's existence. This season's team compiled a highly enviable record in view ot their many time howin s this season Among the more prominent ot the events were the Long Beach s g . relays and the Huntington Beach relays in which we placed third, and the Fallbrook relays in which Grossmont's relay team placed tirst inthe large schools division. Because many ot the members ot the team have brolcen many records and given such a ood account ot themselves, it is almost impossible to name any one star, S but among the more outstanding contestants were Jimmy Weeds lO.l in the lOO ' ii ' l l' ' D h ' 4.37 il and 22.3 IH the 220, l'lal Norrlss shot put ot 52 6f2 , Martin ona ues m e, Ra Fobert's high jump ot 6' and Jhea lvlcClosl4ey's lo tlat in the high hurdles, and Y r last but not least Grossmonts three sterling pole vaulters Duanne Pussey, Con Swanson, and Ralph Buckner who have all cleared I2 teet in their vaulting. ,, ' 3 B TRACK Following in the tootsteps ot their bigger but no more outstanding brothers, Grossmont's class B and C traclc and tield teams have turned in records to be envied by all. Although the B's were upset by a strong La Jolla B team and will place second in league competition they have been no less superlative than the cham- pionship C's. Among the outstanding marlcs set in the class B were Martin Donahue's 3:24 in the l32-, Walter Smith's broadiumping ot 20 feet, Dave Smith's out- standing pole vault and Bob Rogers' l:3O in the 660. C TRACK Though Grossmonts class C team is loaded with talent and depth it would not be right not to mention Stabb's fine sprinting in the l8O yard dash and Jaclc Eaton's ll toot 3'f2 inch pole vault. A 'QF , my r,,.. 3 i HQ is-5 t 'Q' + fail. .si ' .Q-L -' ' - tariff 5 ,L E Football Basketball Baseball lraelx .rv , - V f - 'H4 Nly Favorite Athletes , r. tp-ff' A '7A 'f ,f4?4,i45.' ' M 'rf' A V ,Mr rf '5yfv5,f'j,iy A+ ygfwmj HQWQM ax J 1 f GIRLS' SPORTS fgyp, X ,W M y Icinson-Directo J M. Irudc I Creeirnan V alee Field GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION The girls' physical education classes under the able di- rection ot Miss Mary Atkinson, Miss Jean Creehsnan, Miss Jane Trude, and Mrs. Vanalee Field have made great strides this year in order to better deveIop the sound rninds and bodies ot the students. Wm may X 't i it ar' B bara Marshall GIRLS' TENNIS NancvRrc G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association ot Grossmont began its very active season with volleyball, sponsoring a Play Day to which they invited many ot the city and county schools. Other events enjoyed by the members ot the G.A.A. were the White Elephant Sale, a Christmas party, attend- ing Play Days at other schoolsyand the Mother-Daughter Banquet. l-leaded by Nancy Rice, President, Katherine Mason, Vice-President: and Betty Beagle, Secretary-Treasurer: the Girls' Tennis Club had a very active year. Activities included the annual singles, doubles, and mixed- doubles tournaments. Also, there were numerous play days and inter- scholastic meets, ' K --+4MiffAi T-zlggc i fV,L- -W7 if i Y 'ii i '? , I ,fx f H if E' 5' mf Q3 fwQf2'c rf ? x7X5, f7 ' ..f,-1?'X N f iC4-vf A 1 uf' f' ,15,,. W A Vg .5 R AA7' 'A' Wm ,fx-'frff.,g.'fQ fk W ' X if - , 1 54 E i4Q,afA A J W D ,WV f-f'-,-.,,,2.-- 4-gil. f- Xxgf,',f,'7 iT-i-- v f . f - f'i:'51-X 1-mf. .Z V' ' f- ff- Q Y l,,Fx-Q '-SL- w - f - xv- AA., W A -I ' 'Q - if A Y r ggi j WR' Q '45 If, V , ,fi I 'E ,E:'i1 Q! Q IAQ. 2.1 lg, f Jsxff ffm 6 .. . ' C Q 1 . A if CALIFQRNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATIQN A CSF. member must earn at least ten points a semester to remain in the Federation. The ten points are based on the grades he earns. The otticers tor the tirst semester were: President, Cobi Jorritsmap Vice-President, Raymond Gastil, Secretary, Edward Busch: Treasurer, Ann Grattam. The second semester otticers: Presi- dent, Raymond Gastilp Vice-President, Charlotte Acordq Secretary, Joanne Foldag Treasurer, Steven Jaclcman. QLJILL AND SCRQLL An honorary so- ciety open to jun- iors and seniors who are in the upper- third ot their class- es. Recommenda- tion is given on the basis ot excellent creation in the tiel ot journalism er deavor. The Qu and Scroll is heao ed by their capab President, Jaclci King. Mrs. Gler denning is the clu sponsor and th Chapter is 'undr the direction o Lisle Shoemaker. N. F. L. The National Forensic League is tt outstanding speech traternity in Americ There are tive hundred chapters ot tt N.F.L. in America. The Grossmont cha' ter has been in action since l93l. Tl primary purpose ot the club is to promo better spealcing. A club banquet is give late in the spring. FOO-Tl-IILLER I-ll-Y The Poothiller l-li-Y Club, in less than a year and a halt, has become one ot the most active I-Ii-Y clubs in San Diego Coun- ty. President Bill Davis, Dick Cow- ardin, Vice-Presi- dent: Johnny Di Matteo, Secretary: Jhea McCloskey, Treasurer, Joe Brooks, Chaplain. BLUE AND COLD HI-Y The Blue and Gold I-li-Y is a newly organized club. They have had an ac- tive and interesting year. The club is fortunate to have Jerry Basset and Mr. Warburton leading them as their Presi- dent and club sponsor. LA MESA l-II-Y The La Mesa l-li-Y is one ot the oldest and most active service clubs at Grossmont. Some ot the projects this year include taking care ot the en- rollment ot new students, polishing the trophies, ushering at P.T.A. night, Christmas Pageant, and a project to get intormation about Grossmont's veterans. Otticers are: Bill Clark, President: Bob Kubic, Vice-President, Gene Chubb, Treasurer, Phil May, Secretary: Desmond Yorgin, t-listoriang and Mr. Benton, l-lart, Advisor. The club has par- ticipated in many activities this year, Among them the Pigskin Prance, popular dance held during the football season. The organi- zation also helped to decorate 'tor the Christmas Pageant, inducted members ot many Y clubs in the county, re- modeled the track record board, and participated in Y- Day in l-lollywood. SQ -4 .aa .... .5 CIRLS' CLEE CLUB The Girls Glee Club under the spon- sorship ot Mrs. Merle C. Donohue has had an interesting and very Tull program. SCHUBERT CLUB The Schubert Club is Grossmont's hon- orary music group. lts aim is to give its members a chance to perform before an audience. Each year it sponsors a spring recital presenting all its members and provides talent tor many local programs. lts officers are: B. Beagle, President: L. Burnett, Vice-President: M. McCurdy, Vice-President: L. Burnett. Secretaryg B. Jones, Treasurer. The sponsors are Mrs. Donohue and Mr. Lutz. JUNIOR RED CROSS This year the Red Cross drives were handled on a representative basis by the student council. The membership drive, Christmas boxes, and National Children's Fund were among the services rendered by the group. ELJTURE EARMERS QE AMERICA The EEA. is one ot Grossmont's larg- est organizations. It is responsible tor one ot the most outstanding dances ot the year, the l-larvest Ball. Retresh- ments are turnished by the E.E.A. in toot- ball and baslcetball season. The E.E.A. members compete in many contests dur- ing the year. This year the club is headed by Duane Rinner as Presidet, Lee l-lill, Vice-Presi- dent, Jim Baehman as Secretary, Bob Minnis, Treasurer: Alvin Warner, Re- porter, and Bill Bucltel as Sentinel. X Putuiais TEACHERS GE Afviiskicfx - The E.T.A.'s president, Miclcey Cheney, Vice-President Betty Aspe, Secretary Nancy Myers, Treasurer Diclc Dunlop and Librarian Nina Rogers lecl the Grossmont chapter through an interesting year's ac- tivities. Among these was the sending ot relief boxes to Europe. Mr. Cyrus Keller and Miss Elizabeth Peters acted as the club's advisers. PAN AMERICAN CLUB The Pan American club helps to pro- mote Triendship and good will to Spanish countries. Many events are held, among which the Pan Am Ball is the most impor- tant. A Pan Am Queen is crowned each year at this dance and the proceeds go to the cancer tund. There are eighty members in the club this year. The otticers are: Don l-IicIca- thier, President, Virginia McGowen, Vice- Presidentg Louis Ortega, Treasurer, Bar- bara Miller, Secretary: and the sponsors are Mrs. Ruth Lane and Mr. I-Iunnex. LATIN CLUB The 'Polliclcin' Romans started out this year by electing Kathrine Mason as President and Margaret Irey, Treasurer. The purpose ot the club has been to support an Italian war orphan through the Poster Parents Plan. Not only has it accomplished this, but its activities in- cluded a Zoo picnic, Patio Party, Movies, Christmas Party, Roman Banquet, Penny an Inch Dance and a Slcating Party. APT CLUB This year the Art Club has been a real community service group. Qver tive hundred Christmas cards, tavors and tree decorations were made tor the Naval I-lospital. Money tor the Art Scholarship was earned by helping to malce the La Mesa Christmas street decorations. Monthly evening meetings were held at which some prominent local artist spolce to the group. Qtticers are: President, Pete Launder, Vice-President, Jimmy I-Iartp Secretary- Treasurer, Martha Powell, and Publicity, Ed Dodge. HQRIZON CLUB The l-lorizon Club-the upper division ot the Camp Fire Girls. They hold weelcly meetings at noon and are an ever growing organization. The club calendar has really been tull and there have been many op- portunities to-r every member to partici- pate in all activities. BIQLQCY CLUB The '47-'48 Biology Club has had an active year with an initiation, tield trips and special spealsers under the sponsor- ship ot Miss King and Mrs. Schmidt. The otticers are Stephen Jackman, President, Pat Murphy, Vice-President, Barbara Um- barger, Secretary, and Treasurer, Stewart Shermis. B. B. B. The purpose ot this club is to gain a greater knowledge in tield ot Chemistry. The otticers are: President, Charles Lough, Vice-President, Ralph Brown: Sec- retary, Miriam Potter: Treasurer, Stewart Shermis, t-listorian, Mary Woodrutt. The club has had various tield trips, movies, spealcers, and laboratory experi- ments. The name B.B.B. stands tor Brobst's Bealter Breakers. Mr. Brobst is the club's sponsor. g 2 if ,QW KPN -1,1--' G L so TRI-Y TEENS Tri-Y-Teens is a club tor Freshmen- Sophomore girls. This year they have participated in varied activities, one ot which was giving the Witches Wiggle. Otticers are: Lois Ford, Presidentg Barbara Smith. Secretary, and Noreen Christensen, Treasurer. Miss McNeaIy and Mrs. Kirk are the clutfs sponsors. ' Va, , A N M a . tw... gf if dimly, ' gt TRI-Y The Tri-Y has really been busy this year. Some ot the activities in which the group has participated are: a Reception Tea, Mountain party, Slumber Party at the San Diego YWCA, attending the Midwinter Y-Teen Conterence at Long Beach, and sponsoring ot the annual Bunny l-lug. The otticers tor this year have been: Jaclcie King, President: Barbara Pearce Vice-President, Marsha Watson, Secre- tary, Nancy Rice, Treasurer, and Jo Don- ahue, Chaplain. BOYS' TENNIS Headed by Bert Koopmans as Presi- dent, Dana Newton, Vice-President, Jerry Fry, Secretary, and Ben Cloud, Treasurer, the Boys' Tennis Club had an interesting and active year. Curtis Trimble won sec- ond place in the junior division ot the lnlc Tournament and Keith Selt toolc tirst place in the senior division ot this tourna- ment. I 1 R i thx U' ' Q1 JM g ff 54.1.4.1 'TTT g h -MH'-41. f MQQNSWEEPERS The Moonsweeper Club ot Grossmont with their hair raising initiations is now tour years old. They are also tamous tor the annual Stocking Stomp whose pro- ceeds this year went toward the organ tund. Qtticersr Jeannie Livert, President, Marilyn Slaugh, Vice-President: Molly Burrell, Secretary: Thelma Purdy, Treasurer. HI-C The activities ot this club consisted ot speakers, meeting with other l-li-C or- ganizations, tallcs by members, and many social activities. The otticers are: Presi- dent, Diclc Berg, Vice-President, Marilyn Mounts, Secretary, Miriam Potter, Treas- urer, Gail Cates. The sponsor ot the club is Miss Anderson. LETTERMEWS The Lettermen's Club was reorganized again this year to bring more prestige to Grossmont's lettermen and to do many usetul projects tor the benetit ot the whole school. This year Raymond Punlr was the President ot the club and has done much to get things running smoothly. ,- Tl-IE BLADE , Ano EDGE ctus . ,A I f' The Blade and Edge is C5rossmont's skating club. The club is growing by leaps and bounds, and seems to be one ot the most popular clubs at Grossmont. The Blade and Edge holds weelcly meetings at Glacier Gardens. Carla Lee Conti led the newly tormed club the tirst semester and Raymond MacMullin was responsible tor the success ot the club the second semester. i BOWLING This year the boys' and girls' bowling clubs are combined and are meeting at the new Comanche Bowl. They hope to be bowling in Metropolitan League Com- petition. The otticers are: President, Thelma Purdy, Vice-President: Tom Musil, Secre- tary, and Treasurer, Bruce Nicholson. MATH One ot the more brainy clubs at G.U.l-LS. is the Math Club. They held weekly meetings during the year at which l-lerb Wiggans presided as President, Dorothy Broolis, Secretary, and Roy Lee Master, Treasurer. The club's sponsors were Miss Kollmeyer and Mr. Jones. h Y 4 s r 2 WWE, fff?W by' dv' Q53 'Q W' My Af, f'f, X'V w,,f' WJ i f . . 'J' M' Miwlmffff gf N1 5 ' L+ 1, f f, '13 - '1 ,. 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