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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1951 volume:

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Recuerdo sfoff of 195 I dedicofe this yeork ohhuo! fo fhe fhusic deporffhem' of GfOSSU7Ohf Uhibh High SchooL wifh 0,0DI'SClk7I l'Ol7 ond gratitude for giwh our school Q song ih ifk h Q eqrf. ere it omefking fdgouf gl 055l'l'l0l'lf ere if Somefking .!4L0llt gl 065I'Yl0l'li ere if omefking P065 jkaf ia ine, Yes, there is something about old Grossmont that is fine. lt may be the surround- ing countryside tilled with stu- dents united in educationg it may be the campusg the ivy- colored buildingsg the senior benchg the note rack-any of the familiar surroundings we know and love. But it's prob- ably the spirit that makes Old Grossmont what it is-that Adouf Of hnmuzf ine, hae. intangible thing that keeps us working together in pride of our accomplishments. The spirit-the people. This little bird at the top of the page is port of our spirit. He's o sym- bol of it in this book. His name is Sammie. Let's have him, the spirit, show you how you, the students, created and kept him living. 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RILEY Assrstont Superrntendent Counselor Heod Keeprng G wotchtul eye over our school these men ore striv Ing to make Grossmont brgger ond better CI blue rnbbon school WL H1553 :M if Ms 2 a 4 S g RPSSYBUE zfnnsmfzfasa 53222324355 2382972531 tfis '-WIN COUNSELOR'S OFFICE RECEPTION OFFICE Samrnie rushed from place to place trying to answer the telephone in the reception office, running the adding machine for the business office, chasing blue slips for the attendance, and passing out call slips frorn the counsellors office. He could have done a full days job in each office, but he thoughtfully left that to the efficient people already assigned to their respective tasks. lb 1 N on afne 2 ATTENDANCE OFFICE BUSINESS OFFICE LITHOGRAPHY 81 SUPPLIES Making and serving lunch is quite a chore, but these people had two lunch sessions to supply, so this is really a big task. Sammie coulcln't help rnuch here, but he tried to supervise when ever possible. MCM in fke CAFETERIA STAFF ASSISTANTS CIl1 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS .x4in 1 2461, ver gonna .gap jaaing Miss Kelly and her library offered assistance in securing the proper books for each student and even helped Sammie find out where he could locate some ot his old pals during the winter months. The nurses were Worked very hard with bandaging sprained ankles and dabbing on Mercurochrome, once even Samrnie was tixed up. NURSES ASSISTANTS LL? MR. ELLERS CUSTODIANS ond YARD WORKERS nv- -nl ',,2',. ..- -A-v- '?w x M, ,U 1 Meet Al, friend to oll, 'till you wont to get off the grounds during class. Keep our Kompus Kleen, wcis the students' gool, but the custodions ond yord workers were the ones who corried it out. And the bus drivers who fought the elements ond put up with little monsters throwing tirecrockers, just to toke us to ond from school, wkidfd Mid you mr . . QWA' A ' is-tzlzssatlt ultima HXEH SEHUUL 4 , WW vi i 1 .,., Q .,,,,q X- Qi, 'F ., ,,. 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ADVISOR if JOHN JENSEN ASB President BERNIE GOROSPE ASB Vice-President GERRY DEARMIN ASB Secretory SUE SHEARER Commissioner of Culturol Affoirs HELEN HOUZE Commissioner of Public Works UI' ef? 50-51 ASB Meet the people who turned the cogs in the wheels of progress. They were the ones behind the efficiently run Student Government. Not olwoys getting the credit for their tosks they worked on un- tiringly. Sommie knew lots on most subjects, but he sot bock ond let those LUN, . Commission copoble people in the A. S. B. office toke o tree hond. They eorned for themselves ond school o ploce high up on the list of school governments. The Freedom Foundation oworded the government on eleventh in the No- tionol School Contest ond first in the single school division. MARK ECI-lEVERRl Commissioner of Athletics STAN HAWKS Commissioner of Finonce JACK CAMPBELL Attorney General JOAN HOSS Commissioner of Publicity BARBARA BUSCH Chief Justice N-ff' 'Qin 'YHRD We'd like you to know cibout the people who get olmost no glory or recognition for their long tiresome jobs. They do oll the jobs left by the commissioners when their desks overflow with importont work, ond osk no speciol tovors. They only wont experience, which they certoinly get. Reoching to every student through home rooms is o very successful woy ot getting everyone's ideos on current school problems. Student Council is similor to the House of Representotives in the Notionol Government. Vice-President Bernord Gerospe, with the oid of Sod Somrnie, ruled over Student Council. Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, ond Freshmen, ond even Sommie ore represented equol- ly in the Upper House. Officers from eoch closs ore brought together here to discuss school problems. Seen with their reol snoppy beonies, this group wos responsible for the well known school spirit this yeor, their cheering sections were reolly opprecioted by our teoms. Along with this, they found time to help with Pep Assemblies. TICKET SQUAD CARD TRICKS Shouldering a big headache, this committee took on halt-time enter- tainment with the audi- ence participating. Long hours were spent working on this really hard job. This squad comes under Finance and is in charge of all tickets sold at school. l-leaded by Carol Galusha and Mary Clark, this group takes care of all home games, ASB. dances, and school concerts, Tickets can easily make people go mad-ask the ticket squad, they know. STUDENT COURT Their job is to try persons who are glilty of committing offenses against the school rules. Samrnie hasn't had the name ot Jail Bird pinned on him yet. We think he's a typical law-abiding citizen. President. .., ,, , Vice-President 7,,, Secretary. .,, . Treasurer e,eee Service Chmn. .. Social Chmn. u- Friendship Chmn. ,e,,ee. Kay Hogan ,,ee. , ..ee, Bev Jones Peggy Williams Charlaine Kramer Earlene Jurgensen Bonnie Berg Patsy Asquith Dress Regulation Chmn. ssss,s,s Barbara Lemke Purpose-- To serve loyally, to build firmly, and to preserve carefully the highest ideals of citizenship and school spirit in the Grossmont Union High School, to estaolish for each student a sense of responsibility which not only begins, but finishes each task, to establish good fellowship and loyal friendship with and for each member of the League, and to work unceasingly for the highest standing and progress of the girls of Grossmontf' These are the aims of the Girls' League. Under the slogan, Unselfish Service, the League was first organized in i922 and since then has grown rapidly in its program for serving the girls of the school in many ways. Activities-Service to the school is accomplished by traditional activities such as the following: l, information-guide service to incoming new pupils. 2. Christmas giving campaign. 3. Christmas Pageant ushering. 4. Tea honoring faculty women. 5. Enforcement of Dress Regulations. This year they sponsored the first annual TWlRP WEEK which proved to be very successful. The events of the week included a fashion show for the girls, and assembly on military service for the boys, baggage day, Ladies and Gentlemen day, and o dance, the Twirp Twirl. KAY HOGAN Girls' League Prexy Me ira GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Q' K , A . VW ' QR: Q CY ng f Y Q Y 9 Wifi? H 4? M, xg-fi' 5 Y .Jw E23 Q2 Y? J W ,Zag Mal. . .. 5 I C onvenfion M 1 1 CLASSES Day after day, students are pouring in and out of classrooms working and studying to become better citizens ot tomorrow. Ad- vancing in their chosen tields, they will be the graduates of today- the Doctor Jones, Lawyer Thomas, and Mayor Golden that will fill the cities and towns ten years from now. STUDENTS GOING TO CLASS VIRGIL DUEA MILTON CROSS Advlsors SALLY BARNETT PAT LINDEN Treosurer PAT MCNABB Secretory DON LENARDI President Veep RUTH BARRETT Counselor CLARA BROWN GORDON SHIELDS T Advisors SENIORS Little Sammie has had a busy time this year keeping up with our active Seniors. But he's taken special pains to attend everything, since our class will be the last and largest full Grad- uating Class from Grossmont before the school is divided. Little Sammie attended the Senior Banquet and ate his fill with the rest. From there he attended Ditch Day and was a little more than waterlogged from that ex- perience. Then the Prom, and he was there in tie and tails with his ladyfriend. And, finally, with tear- filled eyes, he walked down the steps with us at Graduation, SENIOR DITCH DAY AND BANQUET COMMITTEES This year's banquet was really fine, closed bid to seniors only. lt gave them a chance to have fun and talk about old times before leaving. Senior ditch day was still a secret when the annual went to press, but the com- mittee working on it says that all who go will really enjoy it. KIYXUA-efe oA IIXUAQIU afe EL? grave .szniom Y H CAP AND GOWN, AND GRADUATION COMMITTEES Making this year's graduation a more beautiful graduation, these two committees worked really hard to make this a time the seniors would long remember. The Cap and Gown Committee suited us up for our final step into the future. SWEATER, GIFT, AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Sweater Committee garbed us late in the year with the traditional blue senior sweaters, while the Announce- ment Committee helped the class pick out announcements that will be long remembered. And the Gift Committee decided to leave good old G.U.H.S. a basketball score board. Money for the score board came from the senior play, The Late Christopher Bean. 5 3kl3'wx4 , S ADAMS, Rae Rae came to Grossmont from lowa in her Sr. yr .... when not studying science, Rae likes to reod . . . she hoDeS To go into nursing after gradu- ating . . . while in Iowa was Ed.-in-Chief of school paper, Copy Ed., in Drama club . . . You're Just ln Love. ALBAN, Marlene Grossmonter all four yeOfS-1 Marlene majors in business and art . . . plans to attend col- lege in Iowa or do secretarial work . . . In Blade and Edge Club-3-4, Tri-Y-4, Election BOO,-d-4 , , , l'll Never Be Free. ALDERMAN, Doris Doris likes anything that has to do with music and is able to play several instruments . . majors in music and hopes tO be a pro. musician . . . ln F.T.A,-l, 2, 3: pres. - 22 Shubert club - 2, 3, 4, FiI'Sl' chair club-3, 4, Sr. Orch.- l, 2, 3, 4, Band-l, 2, 3, 4, Pageant-l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Handle Concerto. ALKIRE, Armand Armand came to Grossmont from San Diego in his Soph. year . . . majors in math and hopes to attend college or join the service after graduation. . . . Nevertheless ALVIG, Betty Betty says swimming is a fav- orite pastime . . . majors in Eng. and plans to attend col- lege after graduation . , . Was in Blade and Edge Club -l, Bowling club-2, Horizon club-2, 4, Quill and Scroll -4 . . . Sometime ANDERSON, Lola Mae Lolo, has been at Grossmont all four yrs .... enjoys swim- ming and ice skating . . . majors in English and Spanish and plans to attend State col- lege and U.C.L.A. after gradu- ating . . , was in Blade and Edge club-3, 4, Tri-Y+4, Ticket Squad - 4, Election Board-4, Sr. Gift Com.-4 Blue Moon. ww, KRT ADMIRE, George George, a loyal Grossmonter all four years . . . likes auto shop best of all . . . his future plans are undecided .... He went in for track .... l Apologizef' j ALDEN, Dorothy Dordy has been at Gross- mont all four years . . . hopes to go to Junior college after graduation . . . Was in Biology club-2, Roller skat- ing club-2, Girls' Glee-l, 2, 3 .... Moonlight Serenade. ALESH, Barbara Lee Barbara came to Grossmont from Pt, Loma in her Jr. yr. . . . loves to talk and has fun in Eng. and Drama classes her future is undecided . . . In Jr. Statesrnen-3, 4, Speech club-3, 4, treas.-4, Drama club-3, 4, prexy-4, Horizon club-4, Senior play, Bacca- laureate comm.-4 . . . lf. j ALLEN, Philip Dennis has been a loyal Grossmonter all four years . . . majors in agriculture . . . plans to join the service after graduation.. . M i sso u ri Waltz. ANDERSON, John Loyal to his Alma Mater for four yrs .... John has fun playing the piano and his best subject is music . . He plans to go to T. V. College next year . . . Took part in Boys' Tennis club-l, Jr. Glee -2, Boys' Glee-3, Choir-4, Pageant-3, 4, Drama club- 4, Jr. Achievement--4, . . Body and Soul. ANDREG, Eugene Transferred to Grossmont from somewhere in Colif .... Hunt- ing and fishing rate high with Eugene, and bookkeeping is his favorite subject . . . plans to attend college after graduation Star Dust. ANSTEAD, Mimi Marie A loyal Grossmonter, Mimi likes to draw and she majors in art . . . would like to attend Woodberry college and later work in a sign shop . . . Has taken part in the Pageant two yrs. and the Roller Skating club two yrs .... All My Love. ASCH, Barbara Jean Barbara has fun roller skating and reading . . . likes music in school . . . plans to attend Dental School after graduating . . . Worked in nurse's office -2, Spring concert-3 . . . Remember Me. AUILER, Dolores Dolly says she likes to watch television . . . majors in English and science . . . plans to take up Nurse's training . . . Blade and Edge- l, Try-Ettes-2, G.A.A.-3, 4, Biology club- 3, 4, Chemistry club-4, Fu- ture Nurse's club-4 .... Tennessee Waltz. AZEVEDO, Elaine Playing the piano is top enter- tainment for Elaine . . , majors in homemaking and plans to go to Beauty college . . . was in Blade and Edge-4, Sr. Glee -4, Tri-Y-4, G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 . . . Thinking of You. BABINGTON, Beth Ann A loyal Grossmonter for four yrs., Beth says her favorite sub- ject is tumbling . . . plans to be a nurse . . . was in Roller skating club-2, 3, 4, Pan American-3, Ticket Squad- 4 . . , Blue Moon. BALDWIN, Virginia Virginia likes listening to Frankie Laine and enjoys Choir . . . plans to attend college . . . Girls' League Pro- gram Comm.-l, Tri-Y-Teens -l, 2, Horizon club-2, 4, Sr. Glee-l, 2, 4-Pres.-2, Tri-Y-4, Pep comm.-4, Pag- eant--l, 2, 3, 4, Choir-4, Sr. Gift comm.-4, Schubert club-4, Ticket Squad-4 . . . Black and Blue. APPLESTILL, Barbara Barbara was a welcome addi- tion from Hoover in her Soph. yr .... going to the movies is tops with Bobs . . . maj- ors in English and History and will work at the telephone com- pany before going to college. Nevertheless AUDIA, Robert Bob enjoys fishing and hunt- ing . . . says chemistry is fav- orite subject, but majors in English . . . hopes to become a dentist . . . was in Foot- hiller Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Treas. -4, Football-l, 2, 3, Blade and Edge-4 . . . l'll Always Love You. AUSTIN, Gordon Transferred here from N. Y. in his Freshman yr .... Gor- don likes Journalism and hopes to attend college next year . . . Drama club-3, 4, Quill and Scroll-3, 4, Foothill Echoes reporter-3, Asst. Editor - 4, Stage manager A.S.B. play, George Washington S I e p t Here -3, Stu. Director of Sr. play. Begin The Beguine. Here ak--2. BABCOCK, Roger Working on his car keeps Roger occupied while he majors in auto shop . . . plans to go into Civil Service work . . . played on C Basketball team -l, in Biology club-2, Vista La Mesa Hi-Y-4 . . . The Old Rugged Cross. BAKER, Mary Ann Mary Ann likes dancing and she keeps busy with her musi- cal activities at school . . . hopes to attend State and later Occidental college . . . Piano club-2, Roller Skating--2, C.S.F.--2, Drill Team-2, Girls' League Publicity comm. -3, Pageant-3, 4, Acrobat --3, 4, Choir-3, 4, Concert Choir-4, Pan Am.-4 . . . Nevertheless BALL, Joe Joe enjoys collecting reptiles and is majoring in science . . . hopes to attend college and study zaology and chemistry . , . Latin club-l, Boxing club-2, Biology club-2, 3, 4, Track-3, 4, Chemistry club -4, Dons-4 . . . Donkey Serenade. BALLANTYNE, Dorothy Dottie always has fun at the beach . . . majors in English . . . hopes to attend college . . . Tri-Y-Teens-l, 2, Jr.- Sr. Horizon-l, 2, 3, Pres.-4, Try-Y--3, 4, Quill and Scroll -3,4, Moonsweepers Y- 4, l.C.C.-2, 4, Ditch Day comm, -4, Pageant-3, 4, Foothill Echoes-3, Asst. Feature Editor -4 . . . Day After Day. BARANOV, Frank Came to us from Pt, Loma and likes to loaf when not work- ing . . , favorite subjects are civics and science . . . wants to jain Marines . . . Played J.V. Football-3, Vista La Mesa Hi-Y-3, 4 . . . Day After Day. BARNETT, Sally Ann Sally enjoys making pottery , . . plans to go to college . . . Horizon club-l, 2,- Pres.-3, 4, Tri-Y-Teens-l, 2, l.C.C.-2, Tri-Y-3, 4,- Pres.-4, Prom. Comm.-3, Daisy Chain-3, Pageant-3, 4, Pom Pon corps-3, 4, Girls' League-2, 3, 4, Moansweep- ers-4, Sr. Class Vice Prexy- 4, Upper House Veep-4, Pep Comm.-4 . . . When You Wish Upon a Star. BENDER, Wayne Wayne, who came to G.U.H.S. in his Jr. yr., enjoys watching T.V .... says music and dramatics are his best subjects His future plans are undecided . . . In Boys' Glee-3, Dram- atic club-3, 4, A.S.B. play -3, Senior play .... The Thing. BERG, Bonnie Marie Bonnie has fun swimming . . . majored in Business . . . plans to travel ta Washington, D. C. and work . . . In Tri-Y-Teens -l, 2, Girls' League comm.- 2, Pom Pon corps-2, Blade and Edge-3, Girls' League comm. Chairman-4, Election Board-4, Tri-Y-4, Duchesses -4, Sr. Gift comm.-4 . . . Now IS The Hour. BOWER, Ronald Lee Transferred to G.U.H.S. in his Jr. yr., Ronald likes ranch work and hopes to become a farmer . . . Was in the Band as o trombonist-3, 4 . . . Sun- flower. BANKS, Judith Horseback riding rates high with Judy, but she is also partial to Chair . . . hopes to take up nursing . . . Sr. Glee--l, Pageant--2, 3, Girls' League Dress Reg.-3, Choir -2, 3, 4, Horizon club-3, 4, . . . Tennessee Waltz. BARLOW, Faye Faye, a welcome transferee from Hoover this yr., says she has fun dancing . . . she chooses Chemistry for a favor- ite subj .... plans to became a Social Worker . . . in Tri- Y-4, Jr. Achievement - 4. Tennessee Waltz. BAUMGARTNER, Connie Connie transferred here from Penn. in her Soph. yr .... enjoys singing and music . . . hopes to go to Music college . . . Choir-3, 4, Ensemble- 3, Pageant-3, 4, Schubert club-4, G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 . . . lt's Magic. BENNER, Janice Janice likes just plain loaf- ing and her art class is sure to get a high vote . . . hopes to go to college and become a secretary . . . Art club-3, Bowling-3, Biology club-4, Blade and Edge-4, C.S.F.-l, 2 . . . Harbor Lights. BOWEN, Barbara Barbara transferred here from Hoover . . . likes to swim and do geometry while at school . . . plans to attend Nursing college after graduation . . . ln Bowling club-4, , , , Claire de Lune. BRADSHAW, Thelma Nadine Thelma, likes to grow minia- ture cactus gardens . . . says her Publications class rates high too . . . hopes to be an Airline Hostess in a few years . . . ln Drill Team-2, Alpine Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4, Blade and Edge-4, Pan. Am.-4, l.C.C. -4, Annual Staff-4, Qui-II and Scroll-4 . . . lf. BRAMWELL, Leon A welcome addition to our Sr. class, Leon came from Colo. this yr .... had fun roping calves in Colo. and also likes gym and basketball . . . plOY1S to go to college or live on a ranch . . . Moving On. BRAWN, James Jim likes to travel, then come back to his band and science classes . . . plans to join the Armed Service and then go to college . . . Was in Bowling club-l, 2, Hi-C -l, 2g J.V. Baseball Mgr.- 3g Band-l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Stardust BRESHEARS, Sally Sally transferred here from Hoover in her Soph yr .... enjoys music and her favorite subject is gym . . . plans to go to college . . . Sr. Glee -2, . . . Choir 3, 4 . . . Major- ettes-4g . , . Skating club -45 . . , Pageant 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 . . . Never- theless. BRINEGAR, Thelma Thelma enjoys listening to good music and shows a favoritism to secretarial work . . .plans to get o job after graduation . . . Cimices Virides-2 . . . Pageant-4 . . . Spring Con- cert-2, 3 . . . l'll Always Love You. BROOKS, Carol Carol thinks listening to the radio is a good pastime . . . also likes typing . . . hopes to go to Business college . . . ln Roller Skating club-35 Biology club-45 F.B.L.A.-4, . . . Simple Melody. BROWN, Ruth Ruth has been at G. U. H. S. all four yrs .... enjoys flower gardening . . . also rates her Eng. and Phys. Ed. classes pretty high . . . hopes to go into Florist work . . . In Drill Team--l . . . To Each His Own. BRAUNLICH, Frank Reading novels really rates with Frank . , . thinks Math and Auto Shop are good classes to be in . . . wants to attend college . . . ln Latin club-lg Cimeces Virides-2, Foothill Echoes-3, Band-l, 2, 3, Football-l, 4 . . . Sonny Boy. BRAY, Sadie Sadie has fun dancing or roller skating . . . majors in Busi- ness . . . hopes to attend Bus- iness college . . . Roller Skat- ing club 2, . . . G.A.A.-4 . . . Nevertheless. BRICE, Willa Dancing rates high with Willa and she also likes her science classes . . . would like to be a Laboratory Technician . . . Tri-Hi-Y l . . . Horizon club -2...Artclub-2... Blade 8. Edge club-3 . . . Biology club-4 .... Can- adian Capers. BROOKS, Barbara Joan Barbara transferred to G.U.H.S. from far off Hawaii in her Jr. yr .... is a camera fiend . . . favorite subject is U.S. History . . . will attend San Diego State next yr .... Jr. Statesmen-3, 4 . . . Pan Am.-4 . . .CSF-4 . . . Quill 84 Scroll-4 . . . Blade 8t Edge-4 . . .ICC -4 . . . Cap 81 Gown Comm. -4 . . . Annual Staff-4. . . . Tennessee Waltz. BROWN, Bevan Always enjoys hunting and fishing . . . math and science also come high on his list of subjects . . . plans to go into the Coast Guard . . . Tennis club and team-2, 35 Light crew-3 . . . l'll Always Love You. BROWN, Thomas Transferred to Grossmont from San Diego . . . building houses is a top pastime for Tom . . .also enjoys the R.O.T.C. . . . plans to go into the Army . . . Torch and Saber club-4 . . . The Thing. BRUINGTON, Keith Keith has been loyal to his Alma Mater for four yrs ..., has an interesting pastime of girls . . . is also partial to his gym class . . . his future is undecided . . . That's My Desire. BUEHLER, Veronice Bonnie likes to listen to the l240 Request Club and has fun in her specialty class . . . planning on going to college . . . G.A.A.-l, Roller Skat- ing club-l, Choir-l, Pan Am.-2, Card Tricks comm.- 3, Leader of white flags and Letter corps-4, Pageant-4 . . . Up The Lazy River. BURGESS, Walter Clarke Sonny loves to eat and play baseball . . . majors in math, but likes his gym class better . . . plans to go to Korea and then college . . . Basketball- l, Football-2, Track-l, 2, 3, 4, Foothiller Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Chaplain-3, Sec.-4, Dons- 4, Blade and Edge-4 . . . My Foolish Heart. BURTON, Roberta Bobbie came to Grossmont from Oakland in the middle of her Freshman yr .... plans to attend Junior college after graduation . . . ln Roller Skating club-4 . . . lf. BUSCH, Don Don transferred to Grossmont from Long Beach in l95O . , . Tennessee Waltz. CALLAHAN, John Came to G. U. H. S. from Po- mona in his Soph. yr., John likes to take trips and has an interesting favorite subject of Pat . . . His future is un- decided. . . Peg O' My Heart. BRUNSON, Phoebe Phoebe really likes swimming and thinks history is a pretty good subject . . . hopes to attend college . . . Tri-Y-Teens -l, 2, G.A.A.-2, 3, Tri-Y -3, 4, Duchesses-3, 4, Tumbler-2, 3, 4 ..... Nevertheless, BUNGER, Louise Amelia Louise majors in English and plans to go to college . . . Was in Pom Pon corps-2, 3, l,C.C.-3, Moonsweepers- 3, 4, Prexy-4, Tri-Y-3, 4, Sr. Sweater comm.-3, Quill and Scroll-3, 4, Foothill Echoes -3, 4, Student Council Veep. -4, Pageant-4, Girls' League Service comm.-4, Pep comm.-4 . . , Beyond The Sea. BURNSIDE, Shirley Shirley enjoys skating . . . crafts is also on her list of favorite activities . . . hopes to get married after gradua- tion . . . Was in Roller Skat- ing club-2, 3, 4, Blade and Edge-4 . . . Honey. BUSCH, Barbara Ann Barbara always has fun going to the movies . . . is major- ing in Spanish and plans on going to U.C.L.A ..,. ln Blade and Edge--l, Stardust- ers-3, Student Council-3, Tri-Y- 4, Moonsweepers-4, Commissioner of Justice-4, . . . Nevertheless BYRD, Manuel Manuel enjoys sports and movies real well . . . his crafts class stands out as a big favorite too . . . hopes to be a fisherman . . . played Football-l, 2, Basketball-l, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain of A Bas- ketball-4, Track-3, 4 . . . Count Every Star. CAMBRON, Kay Deane Kaye has fun dancing . . . majored in business . . .would like to attend Business college . . . In Sr. Glee-l, Ensemble -2, Celestial Choir-2, Red Robed Choir-3, 4, Spring Concert-l, 2, 3, 4, Pageant -2, 3, 4, Blade and Edge- 4. . . Georgia, On My Mind, CAMILLO, Maurice Maurice likes to wait for the bus to go home . . . also thinks the Armed Forces aren't so bad either . . . plans to go to college . . . On Ticket Squad-3 . Sams Song. CAREY, David A loyal Grossmonter for four yrs., David likes chemistry . , . plans to go to college . . Tennessee Waltz. CARPENTER, Robert Bob has a lot of fun doing nothing . . . also likes math class . . . plans on going to college . . . Foothiller Hi-Y- l, 2, 3, 4-Vice Pres.-2, 3 -Pres,-4, Football-l, C Basketball Captain-l, Bee Basketball--2, 3, 4, Captain -3, all coast teamw-3, Co- captain-4 . . . l'll Always Love You.' CARTWRIGHT, Gene Gene likes to eat . . . his favorite subject seems to be physics . . . wants to become a fisherman . . . played Football -l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-2, 3, 4 . . . l'll Get By. CHRISTIANSEN, Neils Chris has lots of fun swim- ming with Shirley . . , also thinks math is a good subject to take in school . . . plans to attend Oregon State college . . . In Blade and Edge-l, 2, Pan Am- 3, 4-Pres.-4, Student court-3, 4, Knights -4, Pageant-4, Judo club- 4 . . . Blue Moon. CLARK, Phil Phil a loyal Grossmonter likes Agriculture very much . . . hopes to attend an Agricultural college . . . ln F.F.A.-l, 2, 3, 4. . . lf. CAPERS, Marion Toni loves to talk and likes Social Problems pretty well too . . . hopes to go into modeling . . . ln Roller Skat- ing club-2, Green Bugs-2, Art club-2, Tri-Y-3 . , . Silent Love. CARPENTER, Pete Steven Pete transferred to Grossmont from Culver City, Calif., in his Sr, yr .... has a favorite pastime of trying to think . . . majors in history and science . . . plans to go into Social work . . . Was active in clubs and was treas. of his Soph. class. . . Beneath The Cross of Jesus. CARROLL, Carolyn Carolyn came here from Colo. in her Jr. yr .... likes boat- ing and swimming . . . majors in English . . . hopes to attend Stephens college . , . Did make up Sr. play-3, Drama club-4, Tri-Y-4, Speech club-4, Make-up for Pageant -4 . . . Indian Love Call. CHASE, Shirley Ann Shirley transferred to Gross- mont from Oregon in her Sr. yr .... has fun swimming and playing the piano . . . majors in Spanish . . . hopes to at- tend the U. of Washington . . . very active in clubs in Ore. ln G.U.H.S. was in Pan Am. club-4, Duchesses-4, G.A.A.-4, Pageant-4, l.C.C. -4 . . . Malaguena. CLARK, Mary Thayer Mary came here from Shang- hai, China in her Soph. yr. . . . hopes to attend college . . , Roller skating-2, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Moonsweepers-3 4, Tri-Y-3, 4, Pageant-3, 4, Speech club and Debate-3, Asst. Sec. of A.S.B.-3, Girls' League Friendship comm.-4, Sr. Gift comm.-4, Student Council-4 . . . Night and Days, CLIPPINGER, Claire Claire enjoys listening to l24O Request club . . . wants to become a Comptometer oper- ator . . , ln Tri-Ettes-2, 3, 4-Social chairman-4, Or- chestra-2, 3, 4-Secretary-- 4, Pageant-2, 3, 4, Girls' League Rep.-4 . . . Stormy Weather. CODY, Arline Arline came to G.U.H.S. from San Diego . . . likes horseback riding and history . . . plans to go to college . . . Was in Pageant-3, 4, Biology club- 4, Ticket Squad-4, Stardust- crs 4 lf COLLINS, Esther Brawn Esther has been at Grossmont all four years . . . after her Soph. yr. she was married and finished her Jr. and Sr. yrs. through summer school, night school, and home courses . . . majored in homemaking and plans to continue keeping house for her husband and children Sentimental Journey. CONNOLLY, Norma Norma came here from Michi- gan . . . likes to watch tele- vision and sing in the Choir . . . would like to do office work after graduation . . . ln Choir-3, 4, G.A.A.-3, 4, Tri-Y-3, 4 . . Nevertheless. CONTRERAS, Amelia Amy has fun just loafing . . . majors in Business . . . wants to be a secretary . . .G.A,A. -2, 3, 4, Drill team-2, Sr. Glee-3, F, B. L. A.-4-Vice Pres.-4 . . . l-larbor Lights. COOPER, Henry Henry is interested in cars and Military Science . . . hopes to join the Air Force , . . Was in Torch and Saber club 3, 4, Foothiller Hi-Y 4 . . . All My Love. COTA, Alice Alice likes to read and listen to the radio . . . her best subjects at school are math. and bookkeeping . . . hopes to attend Dental Nursing school ...lnPanAm.-2.... Nevertheless. CODY, Jim Jim has fun raising show stock for his agricultural work . . . h o p e s to attend Agricultural college . . . F,F.A.-2, 3, 4, Vice Pres.-4-State judging team-3, 4, Green Bugs-2, Blue and Gold Hi-Y-2 . . . Temptation, CONEEN, Dorothy Esther A welcome transferee from Wilson Jr. High in her Soph. yr., Dorothy enjoys riding . . . Her future is undecided . . . In Majorettes-3 .... Because, CONRAD, Geraldine Gerry likes to sew . . .maj- ors in Business . . . plans to attend college . . . Roller Skat- ing club-l, 2, Drill Team- 2, Tri-Y--3, G.A.A.-3, 4, F.B.L.A.-3, 4, Pageant-3, 4, Pep comm.-4, Comm. Asst. -4 . . . Thinking of You. COOPER, Conrad Leroy likes chemistry . . . plans to go into medicine . . . ln D Basketball l, Student Court-2, C.S.F. l, 2, 4, La Mesa Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Speech club 2, 3, 4, Com. of Finance 3, Prom comm.-3, Daisy Chain-3, Upper House-3, 4, Pageant-3, 4, Knights-3, Pres-4, l.C.C. Veep-4, Cheer Leader-4, A.S.B. Play 4 . . . A Penny A Kiss. COSTELLO, Joseph .loe likes boxing . . . majored in Speech . . . hopes to enter the Navy after graduation . . . Was in Boxing club-2 . . . Shot Gun Boogie. COTTON, Margaret Peggy has fun spending money . . . majors in Speech . . . plans to attend college . . . Art club-l, Blade and Edge-l, 2, 3, 4-Pres. 3, Student council-l, 2, 3, 4, Pep comm.-4, l.C.C.-3, Cap and Gown comm.-4, Pageant -4, Civil service-4 . . . lt's Magic. CRANDALL, Sybil Sybil always likes to go to North Park . . . Math is one of her best subjects . . . Hel' future is undecided . . . ln Roller Skating-3, TiCl49f Squad--4, G.A.A.-2, 3, 41 Need You. CREMEENS, Roy Roy has fun building model airplanes . . . also likes Mech. Drawing . . , His future is undecided , . . MY Hemi Cries For You. CROSS, Charles Charles came to Grossmont from Michigan in his Jr. yr .... has an interesting pastime of girls . . . also likes auto shop . . . plans to return to Michi- gan to work . , . Again. CULVER, lWimer,l Corona Corona always has a good time taking care of her husband . . . enjoys her French class too . . . hopes to be a good housewife . . . In Roller Skat- ing-2, G.A.A.-3, 4 . . . Peg O' My Heart. DALLY, Weldon Woody has lots of fun rais- ing good beef cattle . . . majored in Agriculture . . . plans to attend Texas Tech. after graduation . . . ln F.F.A. -l, 2, 3, 4, l.C.C.--45 Pag- eant-45 F.F.A. Pres-4 . . . Love Sick Blues. DAVIDSON, Beverly Faye A welcome transferee from Idaho . . . Beverly likes to do leatherwork . . . majors in Commercial course . . . plans to attend State college . . . F.B.L.A.-4, Student court- 4g Alternate for Student Coun- cil-4, G.A.A. Publicity chair- man-4 ...... The Man l Love. -sw' ig W'l'? '3f 1 ,if si rm- Q M CREMEENS, Ray Ray enjoys building scale models and doing bench metal and welding work . . . plans to be a truck driver . . . Bushel and A Peck. CROSLEY, Moy Marie Marie likes to sing and majors in music . . . hopes to be a music teacher . . . ln Jr. Glee -l, 2, Tri-Y-25 Sr. Glee- 3g Voice Glee-3, B. Band-4, F.B.L.A.-4, G.A.A.--l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Because. CUBITT, Lynne Lynne transferred to G.U.H.S. in her Soph. yr .... ls grad- uating in Jan .... likes to read and has fun in her drama class . . . plans to attend college . . . ln Bowling club -2, Choir--4 ...... Nevertheless DAGGETT, Rollie Rollie transferred to Grossmont from Minn. in his Jr. yr .... Was in Vista La Mesa Hi-Y -3, 4-Sec.-4 . . . lf, DAVENPORT, Carrol Carrol came to G.U.H.S. in her Soph yr ,... likes to dance , . . also likes Math and homemaking . . . hopes to attend college . . . In Bowling club-2, Blade and Edge--4, Tri-Y-4, Pageant-4, Girls' League rep.-4, Sr. Glee-4 . . . Once In A While. DAVIS, Bill Bill has been a loyal Gross- monter for four yrs .... likes auto shop and agriculture . . . plans to go to J.C. after grad- uating . . . In F.F.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Nevertheless. DAVISON, Nancy Jean Nancy always has fun at the beach . . . also likes sewing and crafts . . . hopes to attend J.C. or be a model . . . ln Blade and Edge-lg Pom Pon corps-2, Bowling club-25 Speech club-3, Tri-Y-35 Roller Skating club-4 . . . Stardust. DEARMIN, Geraldine Gerry likes working in Stu- dent Government . . . hopes to attend college . , . ln Latin club--l, 2-Sec.-22 Tri-Y-Teens-2, Girls' League Dress Regulations-35 A.S.B. Secretary-45 G.A.A.-45 Moonsweepers-4g Chairman of Nom. Convention-45 CSF. -2, 3, 4, Pageant-3, 4, Alpine Tri-Hi-Y--3, 4-Veep. -4, Sr. Play ....... 'Rhapsody in Blue. DENTON, Don Don has been at Grossmont all four yrs .... would like to retire after graduation . . . Was in Varsity Football--3, Lemon Grove Hi-Y-3 . . lllf ll DICK, Karen Karen likes all sports and her gym class . . , plans to attend JC. after graduation . . . Was in Blade and Edge-lg Tri-Y-Teens-l, 2g Tri-Y-45 Music Guild-4 .... . Stella By Starlight. DOBBS, Jane Jane has fun going places and swimming . . , enjoys art at school . . . hopes to travel and go to college after grad- uation . . . Blade and Edge -l: Roller Skating club-lg D ri l I team-l, 2, Student Council--l, 2, 3, Foothill Echoes--2, 3, Foothiller Hori- zon43g Tri-Y-3 ..... Conquest, DREWEK, Constance Connie came to G.U.H.S. this yr. from Honolulu . . . likes to dance and swim . . . Math. and Business are her favorite school subjects . . . hopes to attend State college after graduation . . . Was in Jr. Choir and ACapella Choir in Honolulu, Blade and Edge club-4 at G.U.l'l.S ..., Yes Sir, That's My Baby. DAY, Channing Channing gets a bang out of flying model planes . . . also likes any ot the sciences . . . plans to go to college . . . Was in Band-lg Track+3, 4, l-livY-4, Chemistry club+4 Stardust DE MODE, Nancy Lou Nancy came to G.U.H,S. from l-loover in her Soph. yr ,.,. especially likes to swim and dance . . . majors in Business . . . her future is undecided . . . In Cimices Virides-2, Tri-Y-3, F. B. LA.-3, Pep comm.-4, Horizon club, 3, 4 Always, DIAMOND, Alan Alan has fun working with photography . . . likes Mech. Drawing at school . . . plans to go to college . . . Took annual pictures-4 , , , The Photographer's Day Off. DICKIE, Ronald Everett Ronald says his favorite pas- time is school , . . likes science and Math. especially . . , hopes to attend college or join the Navy after graduating . . . ln Pageant+3, 4, Football- fif ,fig Math, club-4 . . . DORMAN, Roberta Bobbie likes anything that has to do with horses . . . when it comes to school, art rates high with her and she is very outstanding in that SU5lect . . . plans to attend Art school after graduating . . . Student Council-lg Red Cross rep.-lg Pageant usher -3, Tri-Y-Teens-45 Art club -4 . . . The Mombaf' DUFFORD, Robert Bob enjoys recreational ac- tivities and creative writing . , . wants to travel and then settle down after graduation . . . In Choir-2, 3, 4, Boys' Quartet-2, Stage crew+3, Green Bugsklig Pageant-4 . . , Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered. DUNLAP, Donna Donnie came to Grossmont from La Jolla . . . likes Q0lnQ places and Art class at school . . . plans to work and theft getting married . . . In Tri- Y . . . Nevertheless EATON, Gloria Gloria likes to work for Mrs. Eldridge . . . Her future plans are undecided . . . ln Tri-Y-Teens-l, 25 Pres. of Soph. class5 Drill Team-l, 25 Jr. ring comm.5 Prom comm. -3. Asst. Commissioner of Records-35 Daisy Chain-35 Duchesses Secy. 35 Pres-4 . . . I Apologize. EDIC, Beverly Joyce Joyce has fun with horses . . . also likes her crafts class . . . hopes to find work with horses after graduation . . .ln Drill team-25 Roller Skating club 25 Tri-Y-35 Sr. Glee-4 . . . Remember Me. EHLERS, Elaine Elaine enjoys dancing and ten- nis . . . majors in Business . . . plans to continue teach- ing baton and dancing . . . In Pageant-l, 25 Majorettes -2, 35 head Majorette-45 Horizon club-3, 45 Jr. States- men-3, 45 Queen Attend. at Military Ball-35 Orchestra- l, 25 Drill team-l .... Tennessee Waltz. ELFERS, Charlene Sherie enjoys dancing . . . likes majorettes and Girls' Chorus too . . . plans to at- tend college after graduation . . . Was in Blade and Edge -l, 25 Spring Concert-l, 25 Roller Skating club-2, 35 Majorettes-45 Tri-Y-4 . . . My Foolish Heart. ELLIS, Annabel Annie came to G.U.H.S. from Hoover in her Soph. yr. . . . likes reading and drama . . . her plans are for college and then T.V. makeup . . . ln Drama club-3, 45 Sr. play -35 Makeup for A.S.B. play -35 Pageant-4 , , , , , There's No Tomorrow. 95 . J' H...,..a ' gf-ml' QM-fx DURLIN, Lillian Lee Lillian has fun working in the attendance office . . . also likes homemaking . . . plans to attend J.C .... ln Hori- zon club-l5 Drill team-25 Roller Skating club-2. 35 Majorettes-3, 45 Girls' League S o c i al comm.-45 Election Board-45 Sr. Banquet-45 Pageant-45 Tri-Y-45 G.A.A. -4 ECHEVERRI, Mark Mark likes Math real well . . . plans to attend college . . . In Track-l, 2, 3, 45 Letter- man's club-l, 25 Student Council -l, 35 C.S.F.-3, 45 Asst. Commissioner of Boy's Activities-35 Daisy Chain- 35 Commissioner of Athletics- 45 Pep comm.-45 Pageant- 3, 45 Knights-3, 45 Youth Council-4 . . . Be Mine. EGGLESTON, Philip Sherman Philip enjoys practicing the piano and working on model railroads . . . majors in French and English . . . Hopes to at- tend University . . . lf. EHLERS, Sylvia Sylvia likes to swim and is interested in music and major- ettes at school , . . plans to go into nurses' training . . . Was in Horizon club-l, 25 Drill team-l, 25 Sr. Glee- l, 25 Choir-2, 3, 45 Pageant 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert-l, 2, 3, 45 Majorettes-3, 45 G.A.A.-4 , . . Oh Babe. l Want To Be Loved. ELLERY, Tom Tom has been a loyal Gross- monter for four years .... majored in Agriculture and his future plans are undecided . , . Was in F.F,A.-l, 2, 3, 4 . . . lf. ELTZHOLTZ, Susan Susan enjoys sketching and music . . . hopes to travel after graduation . . . Was in C.S.F.-l, 2, 35 Art club-25 Piano club-25 Jr. Statesmen -35 Pageant-4. . . . Bumble Boogie. ENGFELT, Frank Frank likes to eat carrots,lBugs Bunny?l . . . majors in Math and science . . . plans to at- tend college . . . ln Band-l, C.S.F.-2, 4, Student Council -3, Chemistry club-3, 4, Pageant-4, Bowling club-4, Judo club-4 . . . l'll Never Be Free. ESTRADA, Rita Rita has fun swimming and hiking . . . also likes her Business course . . . plans to work after graduation . . . In G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader-4, Pep comm.-4, Girls' League Social comm.- 4, Sr. Banquet comm.-4 . . l'll Get By. FEENEY, Robert Bob likes to take trips . . . also likes chemistry real well . . . he is not sure about his future plans . . . ln Biology club-2, 3, 4, Light crew- l, 2, 3, 4, Pageant-l, 2, 3, 4, Student council-l, 4. . . . All My Love. FERLAZZO, Celestine Tino has fun working on cars and likes Auto shop also . . . hopes to own his own business after graduation . . . Was in Chess club-2, Dukes -4 . . . Bald Head. FISCHER, Elliot James Jimmy likes swimming and his Physics class . . . after graduation he plans to travel and attend college . . . ln Vista La Mesa Hi-Y-3, 4, Blade and Edge-3, Bowling Club-l, 2, 3, 4, Track--2, 3, 4 . . . Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy. FISHER, Robert Bob ' came to G.U.H.S. from Hoover . . . says he likes swim- ming and beach parties . . . majors in Science and hopes to attend college after graduating . . . Was in Cimices Verides -l . . . Stardust, ENGLISH, Quentin Quentin likes dates, presum- ably with girls . . . also likes salesmanship . . . plans to go to college after graduating . . , Was in Band-l, 2 . .. Nevertheless EVANS, Pamela Pam likes horseback riding and drama . . . hopes to at- tend a Dramatic school in N. Y. after graduating . . . ln Tri-Y-Teens-l, 2, Bowling club-l, Roller Skating club- l, 2, Horizon club-3, Girls' League Chairman-3, Tri-Y- 3, 4, Pep comm.--4, Election Board-4, Drama club-4 . . . Candy Kisses. FELBER, June June enjoys dancing . . . majors in Eng. and Latin . . . plans to attend State college .. . . ln Tri-Ettes-l, 2, Band majorette-2, 4, Majorettes- 3, Pageant-3, Usher for Bac- calaureate and graduation-3, Tri-Y-3, veep-4, Moon- sweepers-4, l.C.C.-4, Pep comm. 4, Walker's Council Rep .... Night and Day. FERLAZZO, Laura Laura has been a loyal Gross- monter all four yrs .... likes her music class real well . . . plans to attend college after graduating . . . ln Pageant -l, Band-2, Glee-3, Pan Am. club-3, Drama club-3, A.S.B. play-3, Sr. play-3, Celestial choir-4, Ensemble- 4 . . . Jealousy, FISHER, Betty JoAnn JoAnn came to G.U.H.S. in her Soph. yr. from Hoover . . , she majors in Business . . . plans to go into the Air Force . . . ln Skating club-2, 3, 4 . . . Gloomy Sunday. FLEET, Bette Bunny likes boys, who doesn't? . . . also likes her art class very well . . . hopes to be a dress designer in the future . . . In Horizon club- l, Pan Am. club-2, Tri-Y 3 . . . Take Me ln Your Arms. FOSTER, Oscar Earl Oscar has been at G.U.H.S. for four yrs .... likes to IOO1' around . . . also likes Mech. Drawing . . . His future plans are undecided . . . lf. GALUSHA, Carol Carol likes Social Prob .... plans to go into Nursing . . . In Drill team-l, 25 Tri-Eettes -l5 Student Council-2, 35 Pom Pon corps-35 Foothill Echoes-35 Tri-Y-35 treas- 45 Pageant-3. 45 Moonsweep- ers-45 Pep comm.-45 Girls' League Friendship comm.-45 Co-Ticket super-4 .... A Little Bit lndependent. GASTON, Doris Doris enjoys sewing in her home economics class . . . her future plans are to be a secre- tary . . . Was in Choir-45 Pageant-4 .... . Thinking of You. GAUGH, Delores Dee' came to Grossmont from Washington in her Soph. yr. . . . likes going to parties . . . also likes her Eng. and Civics classes . . . hopes to go into modeling . . . In Drill team-25 Pan Am. club-3, 45 Pom Pon corps-45 Tri-Y-45 G.A.A.-45 F.B.L.A.-4 . . . Tonight We LOve. GAUNT, Sheila Sheila likes dancing and pho- tography . . . plans to attend J.C. after graduation . . . In Pageant-2, 3, 45 A.S.B. play -35 Tri-Y-4 . . . Thinking of You. GERACI, Joseph Jo-Jo, a loyal Grossmonter all four yrs., likes listening to music and dancing . . . his future plans are undecided . . . Old Rockin' Chair Blues. 14' .3-U FRANK, Nadine Nadine enjoys singing . . . her Biology class rates high in her book too . . . hopes to attend college after graduation . . . Was in Ensemble-2, 35 Choir 3, 45 Pageant-2, 3, 45 Spring Concert-l, 2, 3. 45 Blade and Edge-4 .... Happy Times. GARNETT, Jean Jean transferred here from Sweetwater in her Soph. yr. likes Journalism and plans to attend J.C .... ln Pageant -3, 45 Quill and Scroll-35 sec.-45 Ticket squad-4 . . . Stardusters-45 Co-Ed. Alumni News-45 Circulation Mgr. of Foothill Echoes-4 . . . By The Kissing Rock. GATES, Ida Louise lda likes music and hopes to attend J.C .... In Tri-Y- Teens-l5 Girls' Tennis club- l5 Girls' Glee-l5 Speech club -25 Celestial choir-25 En- semble-25 Pom Pon corps- 2, 35 Choir-3, 45 Foothill Echoes-3, 45 Tri-Y-3, 45 Pageant-2, 3, 45 Songleader -45 Pep comm.-45 Quill and Scroll-45 Duchesses-45 A.S. B. play-4 . . . lf, GAUL, Edward William Ed enjoys his speech and Eng. classes . . . plans to attend college . , . ln Spanish club-l5 J.V. Basketball-25 Speech club-35 parliamentar- ian-45 N.F.L.-35 pres--45 Pageant-3, 45 Debate-3. 45 Jr. Statesmen--45 Drama club -45 l.C.C.-45 A.S.B. play -45 Senior play .... My Hero. GAYNES, Beatrice Bea likes swimming and rid- ing horses . . . also likes music . . , her future plans are undecided . . . In Cadet band-l5 Concert band-2, 3, 45 Marching band-l, 2, 3, 45 Band historian-45 Sr. Glee -35 Tri-Y-3, 45 Ensemble- 45 Choir-45 Pageant-4 . . . l'larbor Lights. GERINGER, Mary Jean Mary Jean likes to write letters . . . plans to attend college , . . In Dress reg. comm.-l5 Tri-Y-Teens-l5 veep-25 l.C. C.-2, Sec.-45 Moonsweepers -2, 3, 45 Hix Mix comm.-2, 35 Tri-Y-3, 45 Girls' League Social comm.-3, 45 Pom Pon -35 Songleader-45 Pep comm.-45 Sr. Gift comm.--45 Co-Curric. comm.-4 . . Mona Lisa. GIBSON, Janice Janice likes Social Problems . , . her future plans are un- decided . . . In Student Coun- cil--l5 Tri-Y-Teens- l, 25 Drill team-25 Prom. comm.- 35 Pom Pon corps-35 Pep comm.-45 Moonsweepers-45 Attendance office-4 . . . HHS, GIPSON, Eve Eve enjoys sewing in her home- making class . , . her plans for the future are at the moment undecided . . . WGS in Roller Skating club-l, 2 , . . Always GOFF, Mabel Mabel likes to read and swim . . . also likes shorthand and English . . . hopes to work and attend college after graduation . . . Was in G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 . . . Harbor Lights. GOULD, Jack Jack likes square dancing and majors in Agriculture . . . plans to work for the forestry . . . ln G.S.C.-l5 Ticket squad-l5 C Track-25 B Track-35 Student Council- 2, 35 F.F.A.-3, 45 Alpine Hi- Y-35 Pres-4 . . . lt lsn't Fair. GRAHAM, Shirley Shirley likes dancing . . . plans to just keep rollin' along . . . ln Cimices Virides-25 En- semble-35 Tri-Y-3, 45 Choir -3, pres-45 Pageant-3, 45 Merry Maker-45 Girls' League comm.-45 Duchesses-45 l.C. C.-45 Concert choir-45 C.S. F445 Co-Ed. of Annual-45 Quill and Scroll-4 . . l'll Always Love You. GRAY, Carolyn Carolyn likes sports and sing- ing . . . hopes to attend college after graduation , . . In Horizon club-l, 25 Roller Skating club-2, 35 Tennis club-45 Tri-Y-4 .... Tennessee Waltz GILLIS, Lee GIPSON, Freda Freda plans to attend college after graduating . . . In Roller Skating club-25 Girls' League Publicity comm.-35 Tri-Y-3, 45 Songleader-45 Pep comm.-45 Ditch Day comm.-45 Hafter's Guest Buyer-4 . . . lf. GOODWIN, Joann Jo likes music . . . hopes to attend Stephens college and be an Airline Hostess . . . In C.S.F.-l, 25 Ensemble-2, 35 Celestial choir-2, 3, 45 Choir-3, 45 Pageant-l, 2, 3, 45 Spring concert-l, 2, 3, 45 Blade and Edge-l, 3, 4, Pan. Am. club--45 Cap and Gown comm.-4 .... Day After Day, GOVER, Lois Lois likes Social problems and majors in Business . . . plans to attend college after gradua- tion. . . ln Cimices Virides- 2, 3 . . . Dancing In The Dark. GRAVELLE, Jerry Jerry has fun playing golf . . . also likes his crafts class . . . hopes to join the Navy after graduation . . , Was in Ticket squad-35 Golf team-3 . . . l'll Get By. GREESON, Hoyt Hoyt transferred here from Hoover . . . likes going on trips with the Scouts and read- ing the Bible . . . majors in Math. . . plans to attend col- lege next year . . . ln Science club-25 Bible club-45 Stu- dent Council-45 Speech club 4 . . . The Lord's Prayer. GRISWOLD, Carolyn Carolyn enjoys reading in her spare time . . . also likes gym real well . . . plans tO work and then get married . . . In Majorettes-l, 3, Band majorette-2, 4, Tri-Y-4, . . . With A Song ln My Heart. HACKER, Lois Geraldine Lois enjoys music and drama . . . plans to attend State college after graduation . . . In C.S.F.--l, 2, 3, 4, A.S.B. play-3, Co-Ed. of Carnival- 3, Drama club-3, veep.-4, Pageant--4, l.C.C.-4 . . . Dancing ln The Dark. HAFTER, Anne Anne likes going to the movies . . . majors in Eng .... plans to attend college . . . ln Cadet band-l, Concert band-2, Music Extravaganza-l, 2, Dress Reg. Board-l, 2, Tri- Ettes-2, 3, Sec.-4, Drama club--3, 4, Tri-Y-4, Dress Reg. comm.-4, Baccalaureate comm.-4, Blade and Edge- l, 2, 3, 4 .... Blue Bird of Happiness. HALE, Joyce Jay D came to G.U.H.S. from Kansas in her Jr. yr .... has fun skating or bowling. . . also likes music . . . plans to work and then to get married . . . In Sr. Glee-4, Costume comm. for A.S.B. play-3, . . . Harbor Lights. HAMLIN, John John transferred to Grossmont from Pt. Loma . . . his favor- ite pastime is strangely enough women . . . also likes advanced Science . . . his future plans are undecided . . . Was in Green Bugs 4, Orange Colored Sky. HANSEN, Gerald Jerry enjoys driving back and forth to G.U.H.S. from Pt. Loma . . . also likes advanced Math .... plans to attend college after graduation . . . Was in Daisy Chain-3 . . St, Louis Blues. GROVER, Marlene Ann Marlene came from L.A. in her Fresh. yr .... has fun roller skating and likes book- keeping . . . hopes to attend Business college after graduat- ing . . . In Choir-2, 3, 4, Pageant-2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee -l, Tri-Y-4, Card Trick comm.-4, Roller Skating club -4 . . . Nevertheless, HADLEY, Charles Gary likes working on his car and drinking malts . . . his History class rates high at school . . . hopes to attend Business college . . . ln Card Trick comm.-3, Pep comm. 4 . . . St, Louis Blues. HALE, Betty Betty likes history and journal- ism . . . plans to go into Public Relations work . . . In Sr. Orch-2, 3, Pageant-3, News Bureau-4, C.S.F.-3, 4, Foothill Echoes-3, Mngr. Ed.-4, Quill and Scroll-3, vice pres.-4, Jr. Statemen- 3, pres-4, Counselling office -l, 2, 3, 4, l-lorizon club -l, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-l . . . Serenade, HALLIN, James Jamo has been a loyal Grossmonter all four yrs .... has fun bowling and playing in gym . . . hopes to attend col- lege after graduation . . . The Thing. HANNIBAL, Edward Ed has been at Grossmont all four yrs .... likes roller skating and auto shop . . . after graduating he hopes to get a job in Oregon . . . In Football-3, Choir-4, Roller Skating club-4 . . . The Hot Rod Race. HANSEN, Phil Phil likes Speech and Physics . . . after graduation he plans to study to be a teacher or a minister . . . ln Tennis club-l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis team 4, Speech-4, N. F. L.-4, Debate-4 . . . Rose Marie. HARER, Betty Jean Betty likes swimming and bowling . . . also majored in homemaking all four yrs .,.. hopes to be a dress designer or a nurse . . . ln the Bible club-4 . . . For Ever and Ever, HARPER, Nanette Nanette came to G.U.H.S in the middle of her Jr. yr. from Seattle, Wash .... she enjoys seeing a good movie . . . majors in a Business course . . . her plans for the future are undecided .... . Deep Purple. HARRIS, Lynn Red has been with us at Grossmont for four yrs .... likes sports and majors in Math ..,. Was in Tennis club--l, 2, 3, 4 . . . lf. HARVEY, Darlene Darlene majors in Secretarial Office Practice . . . plans to become o secretary . . . ln Tri-Y-Teens-l, 2, Horizon club-2, Pan Am. club-l, 3, Roller Skating club-3, Banner girl-3, Pageant-3, F.B.L.A. sec--4, Majorettes--2, 3, 4, . . . My Foolish Heart. HATHAWAY, Laverne Laverne has been loyal to his Alma Mater for all four years . . . says he plans to go into the Navy or Marines after graduation . . . Guffus. HAYMAN, Carol Joy Carol likes dancing and music . . . would like to have a musical career after graduat- ing . . . ln Blade and Edge -l, 2, Girls' Glee-lg En- semble-2, Choir-3, 4, Pag- eant-3, 4, Horizon club-3 4, Spring Concert-l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Dance and Banquet comm. -4 . . . Laura. 1 HARLOW, Juanita Juanita was a loyal Gross- monter all four yrs .... likes dancing and Physical Ed .... plans to be a good housewife after graduating . . . Today, HARRIMAN, Robert Bob came here from Visalia . . . says he likes watching television . . . also likes music . . . plans to attend Abilene Christian College after gradu- ating . . . Dear Hearts and Gentle People. HARTSWICK, Ann Ann has fun riding , , . likes also World Geography and Biology . . . hopes to attend college or Business school . . . ln C.S.F.-3, Latin club-3, Student Council-4, Moon- sweepers-4 . . . Rhapsody ln Blue. HASTINGS, Joel Joe always has fun hunting . . . plans to attend college after graduation . . . Was in Pageant-lg Basketball-lg La Mesa l'li-Y-l, 2, 3, 4, prexy -4 . . . l Want A Bow- legged Woman. HAWLEY, Diane Diane has fun talking and going to parties . . . likes Social Problems when at school . . . hopes to become a doctor's receptionist a fte r graduating . . . ln Blade and Edge-l, 2, Tri-Y-Teen-l, 25 Tri-Y-3. . . . All My Love. HECKETHORN, Dan Bruce Mick came to Grossmont from Arizona in his Senior yr. . . . says he likes all sciences and plans on learning the plumbing business after gradu- ation . . . Was very active in sports and other activities while in Arizona .... Some Sunday Morning. HEFLIN, Juanita Johnnie likes twirling batons and majors in Eng ..,. hopes to attend Brigham Young Uni- versity . . . ln Drill team-l, Sr. Glee-l, Band Majorette 2, C.S.F.-2, Ensemble-2, 3, Celestial choir-2. 3, Major- ette-3, Lt. of Majorettes-4, Tri-Y-4, Biology club-4, F.B.L.A.-4, Mary in Pag- eant-4 ..,. Dark Eyes. HELMS, Betty Betty likes talking on the phone . . . majors in langu- ages . . . plans to attend Pasadena City college . . . ln Bowling club-l, Drill team- l, Tri-Y-Teens-l, 2, Pom Pon corps-2, Student Council -2, 4, Tri-Y-3, 4, Girls' League Adv. Council- 4, Baccalaureate comm.-4, Angel Gabriel in Pageant-4, . . . Mr, Touchdown U.S.A. HENSON, Jerry Jerry transferred to Grossmont from Texas in his Freshman yr. . . . likes to read . . . also likes auto shop while at school . . . plans to become a baker after graduation .... Thinking of You. HERDER, Dorothy Dorothy has fun horseback rid- ing . . . also likes French in school . . . hopes to go to college after graduating . . . ln Bowling club-l, 2, Roller Skating club-2, 3, Tennis club-3, 4, Band-4, Pageant -l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra-l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mona Lisa. HERRERA, Lucille Lucille likes dancing to Latin- American music . . . majors in English . . . hopes to work and travel after graduation . . . ln Pan Am. club-l, Foothill Echoes-4, F.B.L.A.- 4, Pom Pon corps 4. . . . Tenderly. HICKEY, Caroline Caroline likes dancing and majors in Eng .... plans to attend college after graduation . . . In Blade and Edge-l, Prom comm.-3, Card Tricks comm.-3, 4, Tri-Y-4, Tri- Ettes-4, Girls' League-4, Cap and Gown comm.-4, Pageant-4 . . . You're Breaking My Heart. HELLMERS, Laverne Laverne transferred to G.U.l-l.S. from lll .... majors in Sec. Office prac .... hopes to become a secretary . . . ln Bowling club-2, Biology club 2, Roller Skating-3, G.A.A. -4, Co-Chair. of Elections- 4, Pom Pon corps-4, Pan Am. -4, F.B,L.A.-4, Girls League Social comm-4. . . . Our Very Own. HENRIE, Peggy Jean Peg came to G.U.H.S. from Pt. Loma in her Soph. yr .... majors in music . . . hopes to attend Brigham Young Univ. . . . In Band-l, 2, Sr. Glee -3, Spring concert-3, 4, Ensemble-3, veep.-4, Celes- tial choir-3. 4, Pageant-3, 4, Choir-4, C.S.F.-4, Drama club-4, Student Council-4, Cap and Gown comm.-4 . . . Because HENSON, Mickey Mickey likes sports and live- stock . . . majors in Agri- culture . . . hopes to attend Cal. Poly after graduation . . . Was in F. F.A.-l, 2, 4, Baseball-2, 3, Basketball-2, 3, 4, Dukes-4 .... Remember Me. HERRERA, Fernando Ferdy has been at Grossmont all four yrs .... plans to work after graduation . . . Was in Track-2, 3, 4, Basketball-2, 3 .... Be My Love. HERTEL, Robert Bob has been at Grossmont all four yrs .... he reolly likes sports and auto shop . . . hopes to attend Jr. college if not drafted into the Armed Forces . . . played Baseball- l, 2 .... String of Pearls. HIGHFILL, Kenneth Lee Ken transferred to Grossmont from Florida in his Jr. yr .... majors in Science and Math. . . . his favorite class is civics and his friends in there , . . hopes to attend the Naval Academy at Annapolis after graduation .... La Vie En Rose. HIGHNOTE, Marie Marie likes to eat . . . majors in a commercial course . . . her plans are marriage and secretarial work . . . In Tennis club-l, 3, 4, sec-4, C.S.F. -2, G.A.A.-3, Roller Skating club-3, Duchesses-3 . . . Claire De Lune. HILLGENBERG, David David has fun working on cars . . . Agriculture rates high at school . . . plans to raise cattle after graduating . . . Was in Dukes-4, Pan. Am. club-4, Student Council-4, F.F.A.-4 . . . Our Very Own. HOFF, Chloe Chloe transferred to Grossmont from Kearny in her Freshman yr .... always likes dancing and Phys. Ed .... hopes to go into nursing after graduat- ing . . . Nevertheless HOLAHAN, Marianne Mary came here from L. A likes to swim and also likes Social Studies . . . hopes to be a nurse and an Airline Hostess . . . ln Pom Pon corps-4, Sr. Dance comm.-- 4, Future Nurses' club veep.- 4 . . . Claire De Lune. HOOPER, Harry Harry has been at Grossmont all four yrs .... majors in English . . . plans to attend college after graduation . . . ln Bowling club--2, 3, Basket- ball-2, 3, Dons-4 . . . Missouri Waltz. HORTON, Kenneth Kenneth has been a loyal Grossmonter for all four years HH, H HILL, Ronald Ronald has fun horseback riding . . . also likes band . . . plans to join the Armed Forces after graduation . . . Was in Boxing club-2, Band -l, 2, 3, 4 . . . My Buddy. HOCKENBERRY, Lillian Lynn came to G.U.H.S from Pt. Loma in her Fresh. yr. . . . likes ice skating and music , . . hopes to become a professional ice skater . . . ln Blade and Edge-l, 2, 3, 4, Spring concert--l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y-3, 4, Tumbling team -3, 4, Sr. Glee--3, Choir -4, Ensemble-4, Green Bugs --4 . . . Bewitched. HOGAN, Catherine Marie Kay plans to attend State college after graduation . . . In Tri-Ettes-l, 2, Pageant- l, 3, l.C.C.-2, Girls' League Service Chair.-3, Tri-Y-3, 4, Quill and Scroll-3, 4, Drama-4, Horizon-4, Girls' League Pres.-4, Upper House -4, Ditch Day comm.-4, Foothill Echoes-4, Pep. comm. -4, Moonsweepers-4, . . . My Destiny. HOOKER, Mary Kay Mary Kay has fun swimming and knitting . . . plans to attend State college after grad- uation . . . In Tri-Y-Teens -2, Blade and Edge-2, Moonsweepers - 4, Tri-Y-4, Foothiller Horizon-4, Pep comm.-4, Election Board-4, Pom Pon corps-4, Girls' League Friendship comm.--4, Sr. Dance 84 Banquet comm.- 4 . . . l Still Get A Thrill. HOOVER, Edna Eddie came to G.U.H.S. from Riverside . . . hopes to attend State college . . . ln Drill team-2, Pan Am.-3, A.S.B. play-3, S.R. play-3, Majorettes-3, Dramatic club -3, 4, Lt. of majorettes-4, Tri-Y-4, F.B.L.A.-4, l.C.C. -4, Pageant-4 . . . l Want To Be Loved. HOSS, Joanne Joanne plans to attend college . . . ln Stu. Coun.-l, 2, Hi-C-2, Pom Pon-2, 3, Jr. class Treas.-3, Daisy Chain- 3, Prom comm.--3, Upper House-3, Flag corps-4, Pub. Relations Commish.-4, Pres. Press Bureau-4, Quill and Scroll-4, l.C.C,-4, Pep comm.-4, Foothill Echoes- 4, F.T.A.-4, Pageant-2, 3, 4, C.S.F. life member-2, 3, 42 Tri-Y-l, 2, 3, 4, Horizon -2, 3, 4 . . . lt. HOUZE, Helen Lavern Helen plans to attend college after graduation . . . In Pan Am.-i, Girls' League-l, 3, D r i I l team--2, Tri-Y-3, Student Council-3, S p e e c h club-3, Pageant 3, Reader- 4, Commish. Public Works-4, Moonsweepers-4, Drama-4, Pep comm-4, Announcement comm.-4 . . . If, HOWE, Charles John John has been at Grossmont all four years . . . hopes to attend West Point after graduation . . . ln Cadet Corps-3, 4, Audio-Visual-4, N.C.O. club -4, Torch and Saber club- 4 .... The Hot Rod Race. HUBER, Buel Buel likes fishing and hunting . . .v also has fun in shop at scho'ol . . . hopes to attend San Diego J.C. after graduation. . . . Harbor Lights. HUEY, Malcolm Malcolm has attended Gross- mont all four years . . . hopes to be a farmer after gradua- tion . . . Was in F.F.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 .... lt. HUTCHINS, Lorna Snow Judy likes horseback riding . . . majors in business . . . hopes to become a Dental Asst .... ln Student council- l yr., Sr. C-:lee-2, 3, 4, Choir -4 .... Forever and Ever. JENSEN, John Richard John hopes to attend college after graduating . . . ln Stu- dent council-l, 2, Class Treas.-2, Commish. Boys' Act. -3, Daisy Chain-3, Pageant -3, 4, Knights-3, 4, Speech Tourneys-3, 4, N.F.L.-3, 4, A.S.B. Pres.-4, Ditch Day comm.-4, C.S.F.-2, 3, 4, Hi-Y-l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. play. . . . Tennessee Waltz. HOVER, John Bernard John likes to work with guns . . . also likes shop while at school . . . would like to become a gunsmith after grad- uating . . . Was on the stage crew-3 . . . Aba Daba Honeymoon. HUBBERT, William Bill has fun looting . . . likes agriculture too . . . plans to become a veterinarian after graduation . . . In C.S.F.-2, Track-2, 3, Cross country- 2, 3, 4, F.F.A.-l, 2, 3, 4. . . . Star Dust. HUCHEL, Joan Joan likes to sing or listen to music . . . likes homemaking and majored in it also . . . plans to attend Pasadena col- lege after graduating .... Red Sails in the Sunset. HUDSON, Patricia Pat has fun dancing . . . also likes homemaking and math . . . hopes to be a sec. after graduation . . . Was in Blade and Edge-4, Tri-Y-4. . . . My Foolish Heart. IVY, Nancy Sue Nancy has fun daydreaming . . . majors in business and her future plans are undecided . . . Was in Drill team-2, Roller Skating club-3, Major- ettes-3, 4, F.B.L.A.-4 .... Count Every Star. JOHNSON, Juanita Juanita came to Grossmont from Mississippi . . . likes to eat and daydream . . , also likes Social Problems and Phys. Ed .... hopes to become a stenographer .... Star Dust. JOHNSON, Lois Lois transferred to G. U. H. S. from Alabama in her Jr. yr. . . . she likes to collect letters and also likes English real well . . . hopes to be a Lab. Tech- nician and study at a college in Alabama . . . while in Ala- bama she was in Glee club and Girls' Letter club .... Star- dust. JURGENSEN, Earlene Ann Earlene majored in Eng .... plans to work after graduating . . . ln Orch.-l, 2, 3, Pag- eant-l, 2, 3, 4, Horizon club -2, 3, 4, Sec.-3, Treas- 4, Majorettes-2, 3, Tri-Y- 2, 3, 4, Dress reg. comm.--3, G.L. Service comm.-4, Ticket Squad-4, Sr. comm.-4 .... Blue Moon. KANADY, Velmalyn Velmalyn likes to daydream with music . . . also likes Eng. and majors in Spanish . . . plans to study to become a teacher . . . ln F.T.A.-l, 2, 3, C.S.F.-2, 3, 4, Pageant- 4 .... When Day ls Done. KEEFER, Albert Al likes playing the horn . . . also likes Concert band and gym . . . plans to attend State College after graduating . . . ln Band-l, 2, 3, 4, First Chair club-3, 4, Orch.-4. . . . l'll Walk Alone. KENRICK, Walter Walter likes sports and Eng- lish . . . hopes to attend college after graduating . . . Jr. Ring comm., Hi-C-3, Rolando Hi-Y -4, Music guild-4, Pageant -4, Band-l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sam's Song. KERTH, Sara Louise Sally likes music and mak- ing greeting cards . . . plans to go into Aeronautics after graduating . . . In Music Ap- preciation-l, Girls' Glee-2, Dress Reg.--2, 3, Choir-3, 4, Pageant-l, 3, 4, Spring Con- cert-l, 2, 3, 4, Concert choir -4, Tri-Y-4, Pep comm.- 4 .... Blue Moon. YTD' 2 JONES, Beverly Bev likes art . . . plans to attend State College after grad- uating . . . ln Drill team-l, Horizon club--2, Veep.--3, 4, Pageant-2, 3, Tri-Y-2, 3, 4, Flag twirlers-3, Stu. coun. -3, Girls' League-3, Veep. --4, Moonsweepers-4, Annu- al Statf-4, Pep comm.-4, Election Board-4 .... Saber Dance. KALBAN, Jacqueline Jackie likes to dance and skate . . . also has fun in Phys. Ed .... hopes to attend Busi- ness college after graduation . . . Was in Drill team-l, G.A.A.-2, 3, 4 .... The Lord's Prayer. KEEBAUGH, Charles Franklin Charles came to Grossmont from Long Beach . . . enjoys collecting records . . . also likes English . . . hopes to become a dentist . . . Was in the Pa- geant-4, Senior play .... The Sunny Side ot the Street. KEENAN, Franklin Eddie likes fishing, hunting and leather crafts . . . majors in science . . . hopes to work and attend college after gradu- ation .... All My Love. KEOGH, Carol Elizabeth Carol likes to knit . . . plans to work in L.A. after gradua- tion . . . In Tri-Y-2, 3, 4, Horizon club-2, 3, 4, Veep. -2, Pres.-3, Card Tricks comm.-3, Girls' League Social comm.-3, Ticket squad-4, A.S.B. Dance chair.-4, Pa- geant usher-4, Girls' League Service comm.-4 .... l'll Always Love You. KINAST, Ronald Ronald transferred to Grossmont from Oakland . . . likes sports and science . . . hopes to at- tend college or the Coast Guard Academy after graduation . . . ln Boxing club-l, C Bas- ketball-l, B Basketball- 2, 3, 4, All City B, Second String-4. St. Louis Blues. KINGSBURY, Evan Maye Evan likes to write letters and majors in Music . . . her future plans are undecided . . . Was in Sr. Glee-2, 3, 4, Choir- 4 .... Sitting By the Win- dow. KIRWIN, Joan Joan likes to knit . . . majors in Eng .... plans to attend State College . . . ln Blade and Edge-l, Pan Am.-2, G.L. Service comm.-2, 3, Pom-pon corps-2, 3, Moonsweepers- 3, 4, Pep comm.-4, Song- leader-4, Pageant-4, Tri-Y -l, 2, 3, 4 .... Thinking at You. KNOUSE, Carol Carol has fun dancing and lis- tening to records , . . she also likes Choir . . .Was in Choir- 4, Pageant-4 .... Body and Soul. KORNIK, Daniel Dan likes sports and math . . . plans on going into the automobile business . . . ln Football-l, Bowling club-l, 2, l.C.C.-2, 3, Prom comm. -3, Baseball-3, 4, Basket- ball-3, 4, Knights-3, 4, Veep.-3, Choir-4, Blue and Gold Hi-Y-l, 2, 3, Veep.- 2, Pres.--3 .... The Thing. KRAU5, Russell Russell came to G.U.H.S. from Minnesota . . . likes fooling around with cars and, of course, auto shop . . . plans to finish schooling in the service . . . In Track-3, Blade and Edge -3 .... Shine. KURSAVE, Garold Garold has been a faithful Grossmonter all four yrs .... hopes to become a Theater Operator after graduating .... HHH KIRK, Norma . Norma likes dancing and So- cial Prob .... majors in Science . . . plans to be mar- ried after graduation . . . Was in Glee club at La Jolla before coming to G.U.H.S .... Star- dust. KNELANGE, Pat Pat likes housework and book- keeping . . . plans on continu- ing her housekeeping . . . Was in Pom-pon corps-2, Tri-Y-- 3, Duchesses-3 .... lf You Are But A Dream. KOEHLER, Ernest Ernie likes women, sleepin' and eatin' . . . also likes Orch. real well . . . plans to attend State College after graduating . . . In Orch.-2, 3, 4, Pageant -2, 3, 4, String Ensemble- 3, 4, String Quartet-3, 4 .... The Thing. KRAMER, Charlaine Joyce Charlaine plans to become a buyer after graduating . . . In Bowling club-l, Tri-Y-l, 4, Pom-pon corps-2, Lt.-3, Leader-4, Usherette at Bac- calaureate and Graduation-3' Blade and Edge-3, Girls League Treas.-4, A.S.B. of- fice Receptionist-4, Band Ex- travaganza-4, Sr. Gift comm. -4, Homecoming Queen's At- tend.-4 .... Again, 1 1 KRAUSS, Nancy Nancy has fun flying airplanes . . . also likes Social Prob. . . . hopes to continue her aviation after graduating . . . ln Choir -2, 3, Pageant-2, 3, Spring concert--2, 3, G.L. Advisory council-4, Pan Am. club-4, Card Tricks comm.-4, Civil Air Patrol-4 .... Never- theless. LANDERS, Charles Charles came to Grossmont from Oregon . . . he likes sports of all kinds . . . also likes audio-visual photography . . . hopes to go into photography work after graduation . . . Was asst. football mgr.-l .... Under The Double Eagle. LANGLOIS, Victor A loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . rates girls as his favorite pastime . . . as far as subjects go, Spanish is his preference . . . hopes to be a meat-cutter . . . Track-2, 3, Work Experience Program-4. . . . l'll Always Love You. LA SALLE, Elsa This attractive coed likes to dance and play the piano . . . Choir and Spanish are among her likes also . . . she plans to go to college . . . Blade and Edge-4, Girls' League Service comm.-4, Pageant-4, Red Robe Choir, Concert Choir and Sr. Glee-4, G.A.A.--2, 3, 4, Tri-Y--4 .... Thinking of You. LEFFLER, Mary Louise Known as Louie . . . playing the ukulele and sports are fav- orites with her . . . intends to go to colloge . . . Hi-C-l, 2, Prexy-3, 4, Drill team-i, P i a n o club-3, G.A.A.-4, Tri-Y-4, D r a m a club-4, Blade and Edge club-2, Pa- geant-4, Announcement com- mittee-4 .... l'll Always Love You. LEMMON, Robert Bob, a four-year Grossmont- er, states his favorite pastime is sleeping . . . he likes me- chanical drawing . . . unde- cided about the future . , . Dukes-4, Football-l, 2, 3, Capt.-4 .... Long Ago and Far Away. LEONARD, Richard Dick came to us from Hoo- ver High , . . enjoys flying and Physics . . . wants to go through Pensacola and Coast Guard Academy . . . was a reporter for Foothill Echoes-4. . . . Harbor Lights. LEWIS, John Robert Enjoys romance . . . will go into the Air Force . . . Mili- tary Science-l, 2, 3, 4, Dance comm.-4, Knights-4, Torch and Saber club-3, 4, N.C.O.-2, Pageant-2, 3, 4, Pep comm.-4, Student Coun- cil-l, 3, l.C.C.-2, 3, 4, San Diego Youth Council-4 .... l Love That Girl. LARSEN, Mary Mary is a welcome transferee from Kansas . . . her favorite pastime is daydreaming with beautiful music . . . plans to work after graduation at her favorite subject, photography. . . . As Time Goes By. LEE, Jimmie Loyal to our alma mater for four years . . . likes baseball and girls . . . his future in- cludes either college or base- ball , . . Pageant-3, 4, Bas- ketball - 4, Baseball - 3, 4, Band-l, 2, 3, 4 .... Blue Moon. LEMKE, Gladys Barbara Barbara likes music . . . will attend State College . . . Blade and Edge-l, Horizon club- 2, Treas.-3, Sec.-4, C.S.F. -2, 3, 4, Moonsweepers-4, Tri-Y-3, 4, Tri-Y Teens-l, 2, Pageant-2, 3, 4, First Chair club-3, 4, Band, Or- chestra Sec.-2, Treas.-3, 4, Chairman Dress Reg. comm.- 4, Baccalaureate comm. --4. . . , Tenderly. LENARDI, Donald Don came from Coronado High in l948 . . . would like to go to a Naval Academy . . . La Mesa Hi-Y-3, 4, Knights -3, 4, Baseball-2, 3, 4, Football-2, 3, 4, Basketball -l, Prom comm.-3, Upper House-4, Soph. class Prexy and Senior class Prexy .... September Song. LEPTICH, Deon Dean's favorite pastime is play- ing tennis . . . his future in- cludes going to San Diego State . . . Prexy of Rolando Hi-Y-4, Pageant-2, Tennis club-l, 2, 3, Prexy-4, Tick- et Squad-l, Bowling club- 2, l.C.C.-4, Tennis Letter- man-3, 4 .... lf. LEWIS, Lawrence Larry came all the way from Kansas City, Mo., in his Jr. yr. . . . he intends to go into the Navy . . . was a member of the G.U.H.S. Bowling club ,... My Heart Cries for You. LIGHTFOOT, Louise A four-year Grossmonter . . . likes shorthand and typing . . . plans to go to business college after graduation .,.. Be My Love. LINSCOTT, Jonnie A transferee from San Diego High in senior year . . . likes basketball and Spanish . . . will go to college . . . activi- ties included C.S.F. and Bas- ketball .... Tea For Two. LIVETT, Richard Dick rates as his favorite pastime his girl and camping . . . as Grossmont for four years . . . likes math and science . . . his destination is college . . . Light Crew-2, 3. . . . Laura. LOMAX, Harry A loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . likes to make with the games . . . says his fav- orite subject is autoshop . . . wants to be a traveling sales- man .... Pistol Song. LONG, Larry A four-year Grossmonter . . . likes to crank his car . . . his favorite subject is English . . . will work after graduation . . . was a member of the Blade and Edge club .... My Blue Heaven. LOW, Eileen Eileen likes art and studying the Bible . . . will attend col- lege . . . Music Appreciation club-l, Orchestra-2, Cimi- ces Virides-2, Bible club-4, Ass't decorator for Pageant- 3 .... Rock of Ages. LINDEN, Patricia Pat hopes to become a lst grade teacher . . . G.A.A.- 2, 3, 4, l.C.C.-l, 2, Tri-Y- 3, Girls' League Service comm. -2, Pep comm.-4, Daisy C ha i n--3, Moonsweepers-2, 3, Vice Prexy.-4, U ppe r House-4, Tri-Y Teens-l, 2, Co-Curricular comm.-4, All- Sr. comm.-4, Treas. of Sr. class . . . Hcgmecoming Queen 4 III II LIPPMAN, Peter Pete enjoys hunting rabbits . . . will attend college and major in music . . . Band-l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra-3, 4, First Chair club-3, Pageant-3, 4, Vice Chairman of Stu. Music Guild-4, Pep Band--3, 4, Sr. Sweater comm., Hix Mix Day Chairman-4, A.S.B. Play-4, Knights-4, Pep comm.-4. . . . Pagan Love Song. LLOYD, Richard Known as Dick . . . a wel- come addition from Hoover High in his junior year . . . his favorite pastime is girls but he likes auto shop . . . he is going to Oregon with the fellows, . . . Till Then. LONG, Douglas A transferee from San Diego High . . . likes to eat and sleep . . . he majored in ln- dustrial Arts . . . plans to get a job after graduation .... Harbor Lights. LOPEZ, James Here at Grossmont four years . . . likes to watch television . . . will join the Marine Corps after graduation . . . Ticket Squad-3 .... Orange Col- ored Sky. LYONS, Betsy Likes to sip iced lemonade . . . college is her destination . . . Student Council-l, 2, Sec.- 4, Majorette-l, 2, 3, 4, Pep comm.-4, Tri-Y--3, 4, Moon- sweepers-3, 4, Daisy Chain- 3, Prom comm.-3, Pageant- 4, Upper House--3, Finneran Carnival comm.-3, Vice Prexy of Jr. class .... Dancing in the Dark. MADDALENA, Arthur Art enjoys singing and driv- ing . . . is an outstanding speech student . . . his favorite subject is choir . , . undecided about the future . . . FFA.- l, 25 Boxing club-25 Track- 3, 45 Speech club-45 Red Robe Choir-4 .... 'Bumble Boogie. MAGGINNI, James Danny was a loyal Gross- monter four years . . . enjoys playing pool and autoshop . . . will attend J.C. or join the Navy . . . Football-2, 3, 45 Boxing Club-2 .... My Heart Cries for You. MAJOR, Virginia Ginger likes to ride horses . . , Agriculture and Social Problems are her favorite sub- jects . . . will go to San Diego State . . . G.A.A.-2, 3, 45 F.F.A.-2, 3 .... l'll Never Be Free. MANGELS, Juanita Janet Transferred from El Centro in her sophomore year . . . among her favorite pastimes are eat- ing, reading and reducing . . . she likes homemaking and in- tends to be a housewife .... Temptation, MARCHAND, Charles A welcome addition from ln- diana in his sophomore year . . . likes recreational activities and creative writing . . . Quill and Scroll club-45 Foothill Echoes StaffQ3 .... Never- theless. MARTIN, Nancy This lovely coed likes going to parties, fishing, and hunting . . . she aspires to be an air- line hostess on a jet airline . . . her favorite subject in school is hornemaking .... l-lot Rod Race. MADSON, Jeannine Anne A former Hooverite . . . came to G.U.H.S. in her jr. yr .... she likes to draw and paint . . . is college-bound . . . Ho- rizon club-3, 45 Life Member of C.S.F., Sec.-45 Justice of C o u r t-45 Pep comm.-45 Moonsweepers-45 Pageant- 45 Ditch Day comm,-4. . . l'll Get By. MAGNUSON, Aldis Came from Point Loma in her jr. yr ..,. This coed likes to do things with people she likes . . . majored in science . . . her immediate plans include work . . . Bowling club-45 Girls' League Advisory Council -4 .... Boogie Woogie. MANCHESTER, Adrienne A loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . likes to swim . . . math and shorthand rate high as her favorite subjects . . . she hopes to be a dental hy- gienist . . . Future Nurses-4. . . . My Foolish Heart. MANLY, Howard At Grossmont for four years . . . majored in science . . . plans to go to O,C.S ..,. Student Council-l, 35 Pan American club-4 .... lf. MARSHALL, Harvey Loyal to our alma mater four years . . . likes hunting and autoshap . . . aspires to be a forester .... The Thing. MARTIN, Sylvia Likes to roller skate . . . will probably go to college . . . Student Council--25 R o I l e r Skating club-3, 45 Sr. Glee Sec.-45 Tri-Y-45 G.A.A.-2, 3, 45 Ass't leader of Flag Corps -45 Extravaganza-45 An- noncement comm.-4 .... Bewitched MASON, Harriet Fond of playing radio and swimming . . . her favorite subject is crafts . . . will work for awhile and then get mar- ried . . . Majorette-35 Speech -35 Tri-Y-4 .... Ten- derly. McARTl'lUR, Mary This attractive coed enjoys swimming, ice skating, and dancing . . . will attend State College after graduation . . . Blade and Edge-3, Vice Prexy-45 Tri-Y-45 Election Board-4 .... Tennessee Waltz. MCDONNELL, Charles Norman Norman, a loyal Grossmonter for four years, likes to eat and sleep . . . May attend college . . . Football--45 Pageant-4 . . . The Thing. MCGINTY, Anne Came to us from Point Loma in her junior year . . . likes swimming, English, and gym . . . will go to college . . . Drama Club-45 Girls' League Rep.-45 Cap and Gown comm. -4 .... My Foolish Heart. McNABB, Patricia Pat likes to dance . . . col- lege-bound . . . Tri-Y Teens- l, 25 C.S.F.-25 Blade and Edge-2, 35 Stu. Coun.-2, 35 l.C.C.-35 News Bureau-35 Tri-Y-3, 45 Daisy Chain-35 Ticket Squad-3, 45 Sec. of Upper House-45 Pep comm.- 45 Drama club-45 A.S.B. Play -45 Sr. class Sec.5 Co-Curric- ular comm.-4 .... l'lI Get By 11 MCRAE, Edward -Q-gulf' MAXTED, Walter Walt, a four-year Gross- monter, majored in auto shop . . . plans to join the armed services . . . Football-2, 35 P a g e a n t-3 .... Harbor Lights. MCCLAIN, Mary Has a favorite pastime ot horseback riding . . . majored in crafts . . . plans to be a crafts teacher . . . Art Club- 2, 35 Roller Skating club-2, 3, 45 Bowling club--3, 45 Pi- ano club-25 Pageant-4 .... Mockingbird Hill. McDOUGAL, Yvonne Walker Spent all four years at the alma mater . . . likes to read and drive . . . her favorite subject is homemaking . . . she intends to have a home and family . . . Art club-l5 Roller Skating club-l5 Pa- geant-35 Spring Concert-2, 3 .... Because. McGUIRE, Ronald Enjoys listening to l240 Re- quest . . . would like to go into medicine . . . ass't in chem. lab.-45 Biology club- 3, 45 Chemistry club-45 Knights-45 Justice of Stu. Court-45 Pageant-45 Latin club-l5 Lemon Grove Hi-Y- l .... Nevertheless, McNEESE, Betty Her favorite pastime is attend- ing to the duties of president of the Booming Baritone Boosters . . . would like to be a model . . . Pom-pon Corps -45 Speech club-35 Tri-Y- 35 Stardusters-35 B o w l i n g club-25 Sr. Glee-2, 3, 45 Foothill Echo Rep. for Sr, Glee -4 .... You've Changed. MELMS, Theodore Came all the way from Mil- waukee, Wisconsin, in his soph- omore year . . . likes sports and auto-mechanics . . . would like to be a rancher someday . . . Judo club-4 .... lf. MEREDITH, Jean Jeannie likes to have lots of fun . . . will continue her education at State College . . . Stu. Coun.-l, Speech club- 2, C.S.F.-l, 2, 3, Treasurer -4, Short Story contest-2, Tennis club-2, 3, 4, l.C.C.- 4, Drama club Sec.-3, 4, Pa- geant-3, Usher at Grad. and Baccal.-3, Horizon club-4, Dance and Banquet comm.-4. . . . Nevertheless MIHALKA, Elaine Came to Grossmont from Wis- consin in her sr. year . . . likes to meet people . . . col- lege-bound . . . Tri-Y-4, Girls' Glee-l, 2, 3, Band-I, 2, 3, Library club-I, 2, 3, Newspaper-I, 3, F.H.A.-l, 2, Forensics-I, Annual Staff -3, Vice-President of Fresh- man class .... I Want to Wish You a Merry Xmas. MILLER, Joanne Talking on the phone rates high with Joanne . . . she would like to be a nurse . . . Orchestra-I, 2, 3, 4, Pageant -l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Ettes-2, 3, Pres,-4, Pep comm.-4, Girls' League Rep.-4, T r i - Y-4, Card Trick comm.-3, 4, Moonsweepers-4, Friendship comm.-4, Senior Gift comm., Drama Club-3, 4 .... Cruis- ing Down the River. MILLSBERG, Nelson His favorite subject is Chem- istry and he plans to enter college and major in some field of chemistry . . . Junior States- men-2, 3, 4, Chess club 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club-3, 4, Biology club-4, Math club- 4, Rifle club-3, 4, Bowling Club-4, Tennis club-l, 2, 3, 4, C.S.F.-3, 4 .... Ten- nessee Waltz. MOEN, Hanna Came to Grossmont from Kear- ny in her senior year . . . while there she was in Horizon club-2, 3, 4, Bible club-l, 2, 3, 4, Kaddetts-l, her fav- orite subject is math . . . she likes to go horseback riding. . . . l'll Hold You in My Heart 'Til I Can Hold You in My Arms. MOORE, Ronald A collector of records . . . likes music . . . will go to San Diego State , . . Pep Band-2, 3, Concert Band-l, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra-3, 4, Student Council -3, 4 .... September Song. MEZA, Julia A four-year Grossmonter . . . enjoys listening to the radio . . . majored in homemaking . . . her future is undecided . . . Senior Glee-2, Spring Concert-2 .... Harbor Lights. MILLER, Charles Called Chuck . . . his favo- rite pastime is hunting . . . he also likes sports . . . college or the Navy will claim him . . . Dukes-I, 2, 3, 4, Football- l, 2, 3, 4, Track-l, 2, 3, 4. . . . l Want to Be Loved. MILLER, Shona Transferred to Grossmont from Minnesota in i949 . . . likes to roller skate and play the piano . . . her future is un- decided . . . Roller Skating club-3, 4, Blade and Edge- 4, Majorette-4, Announce- ment comm., Social comm. of Girls' League-4 .... Be- cause. MINOR, Marilyn Enjoys going out and listening to records . . . would like to work for a year or two and then get married . . . Blade and Edge club-l, 4, Senior Glee -2 .... Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. MOORE, Margaret Peggy likes to pilot a plane . . . she aspires to be an avi- ator . . . Tri-Y Teens-l, 2, Bowling club-l, 2, F.F.A.- I, 2, Glee club-2, 3, Pan American club-4, Roller Skat- ing club-4 .... Count Every Star. MOORE, Virginia Called Jennie Lee . . . a loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . likes to roller skate and bowl . . . will go to business college . . . Roller Skating club-2, 3, 4, Pan American club-l .... Lady of Paris. MORANVILLE, Eugene Gene hails from Missouri . . . his favorite pastimes are girls and cars . . . is undecided about the future . . . Vista LO Mesa Hi-Y-3, 4 .... Dream a Little Dream of Me. MUEHLHAUSEN, Dolores Goes by Dee . . . a trans- feree from Oklahoma . . . likes ice skating and dancing . . . will enter the California Insti- tute of Medical Technology . . . Concert Band-3, 4, Band His- torian-4, Blade and Edge club -3, 4, Marching Band-3, 4. . . Harbor Lights. MYCUE, Carol Enjoys swimming . . . college- bound . . . F.T.A.-l, Hi-C- l, Carnival Staff-3, Tri-Y T e e n s-l, 2, Tri-Y-3, 42 Flag Twirler-l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League-4, Speech club-3, 4, Drama club-4, Duchesses-4, Pageant-4 .... Tenderly. NEBE, Joe A welcome addition from La Jolla High in senior year , . . likes to work on his car . . . will be seen around the campus of U.C. at Davis . . . Track- l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-l, C,S.F.-2, 3, Pan American club-2 .... Heartaches. NELSON, Patricia Called Pat . . . a transferee from Philadelphia . . . enjoys playing classical music . . . will go to dramatic school or travel . . . Pageant-4. . . . Windsor Melody. NEMECEK, Donald Don came to G.U.H.S. from Chicago . . . likes to spend time in the El Cajon Recreational Center . . . after graduation would like to go to Chicago with Sutton but Uncle Sam probably has other plans for him . . . Football-2, 3, 4, Basketball-2, 3, Baseball-2, Ditch Day comm.-4, Student Council-2 .... Tenderly. MORSE, Elizabeth Known as Eli . . . enjoys driving her mother's new car . , . will go to colloge . , . Pa- geant-l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra- l, 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps-4, Jr. Statesmen-l, 2, Life Member of C.S.F., Math club-2, 3, Long Janes-2, Latin club- 2, 3 .... Clarinade. MUSE, Charles Chuck likes math and sci- ence . . . plans to be a dentist . . . Knights-3, Dukes-3, 4, Secretary-4, Boxing club-2, La Mesa Hi-Y-l, 2, 3, 4, Junior class president .... The Thing. MYLES, Barbara Barbs came to Grossmont from Maryland in her sopho- more year . . . likes to sew and read . . . she would like to get married and be a good wife . . . Senior Glee club-2, Red Robe Choir-3,4, Pageant -3, 4, Spring Concert-2, 3, 4. . I., . One Sunday After- noon. NELSON, Doroty Came from Brawley, Calif .... likes to dance . . . college is her destination . . . Band-2, Sr. Glee-2, Tri-Y Teens-2, Tri-Ettes-2, 3, 4, Latin club -2, Spring Concert-2, 3, Tri- Y-3, 4, Drama club-3, 4, Speech club-3, 4, Biology club-3, 4, Pageant-3, N.F.- L.-4, Card Trick comm.-3. . . . Song of Love. NEMEC, Mary Hails from Montana . . . likes square dancing and biology . . . aspires to become a secretary. . . . Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? NEWTON, Gil E. At Grossmont for four years . . . likes to collect firearms . . . politics is also a favorite of Gil's . . . would like to study law, and then? . . . Jr. States- men-2, Prexy-3, Treas.-4, Chemistry club-4 .... Gun- smoke. NOWKA, Joan Barth A loyal Grossmonter all four years . . . likes to embroider and write letters . . . Home- making is her favorite subject . . . Pom-pon Corps-3, 4, Bowling club-l .... For- ever and Ever. O'CONNOR, Patricia This lass came from Pasadena in her junior year . . . listening to the i240 Club is tops with her . . . for subjects, social problems is her preference . . . hopes to go to college .... All My Love. OLDS, Virginia Enjoys eating, sleeping, and watching athletic performances . . . is going to college to become a physical education teacher . . . G.A.A.--2, 3, President-4, Cimices Virdes- 2, 3, Secretary-4, Tri-Y-3, 4, lnterclub Council-4 .... Because, ORCUTT, Addie At Grossmont for four years . . . Addie's favorite way to spend time is going to shows . . . music is her favorite sub- ject . . . will attend San Diego Junior College. . . Band-l, 2, Orchestra-l, 2, Spring Con- cert-l, 2, Pageant-l, 2, Roller Skating club-3, F.B.- L.A.-4 .... lt's a Marsh- mellow World. PARKER, Elmo This energetic guy likes to sit and do nothing . . . majored in science . . . would like to go to college and study chemistry and nuclear physics . . . Bi- ology club-4, Chemistry club -3, Prexy-4 .... The Whole World is Singing My Song. PATTEN, Ruth Has the unusual nickname of Pro . . . came to Grossmont in her soph. year from Nauga- tuck, Conn .... has a business major . . . would like to obtain a good position and travel . . . Treasurer of freshman class, Sec. of Jr. Red Cross-2, Sec. of sophomore class, Tri-Ettes- 3 .... Harbor Lights. 'H' gave Lrg OATHOUDT, Jo Ann Better known as Jo . . . a four-year Grossmonter . . . likes to skate . . . she has a business major . . . wants to join the Women's Air Force after grad- uation . . . Long Janes-2. . . . Simple Melody. ODIN, Anne Ballet and football games rate high with Anne . . . she plans to go to college . . . co-editor of the annual-4, Rep. on Foothill Echoes-2, 3, 4, Tri- Y-3, 4, Speech club-2, 3, 4, G.A.A.-2, 3, 4, Pep comm. -4, Inter School Speech con- testant-3, 4, N.F.L.-4, Quill and Scroll-4 .... Don't Blame Me. OPP, Charles Chuck likes basketball and math . . . he hopes someday to be a coach . . . Foothiller Hi-Y--3, Knights-3, 4, B Basketball-2, 3, 4, First- String All-Coast-3, First String All-City--4, Most Valu- able Player-4 .... The Thing. PALMER, Sharon Enjoys tumbling, playing the piano and dancing . . . likes science . . . will go to college . . . Latin club-l, Tri-Y Teens-l, Biology club-3, one of our tumblers-2, 3, 4. . . . Nevertheless PARMLEY, Richard Dick hails from Ohio . . . came to Grossmont in his senior year . . . among his many likes are: Television, movies, and young ladies .... Shotgun Boogie. PAUL, Robert Louis Bob transferred from Chula Vista in i949 . , . majored in Mechanical Drawing . . , hopes to attend junior college .... To Each His Own. PEARSON, Gregory Known as Greg . . . trans- ferred to Grossmont from Vir- ginia . . . girls are his favorite pastime . . . Marine Corps will claim him, then college and finally he will go into news- paper work . . . Quill and Scroll-3, 4, Foothill Echoes Staff-3, 4, Basketballi2, 3, 4, Football-2, 3, 4, Ass't Comm. of Ath.-4, Stu. Coun. -4, Knights--4 ..,. HAII My Love. PERNICANO, Vennero Called Ven . . . came from Michigan . . . enjoys building model airplanes , . . biology is his favorite subject . . . hopes he can make college . . . Latin club-2, Boxing club- 2, Rolando Hi-Y-4, Judo club -4, Red Robe Choir-4, Pa- geant-4 .... The Thing. PETERSON, Ralph Hunting and fishing rate high with Ralph . . . in the way of subjects, physics is his favorite . . . college-bound . . . Biology club-3, 4, Chemistry club- 3, 4, Trackf4 .... Donkey Serenade. PFISTER, Joan Ruth Will be seen around the campus of State College after gradua- tion . . . Flag twirler--l, 2, 3, Band majorette-4, Tri-Ettes -2, Concert band-2, 3, 4, Tri-Y-3, 4, Speech club-3, 4, Biology club-3, Pageant- 3,,4, Usher at graduation and baccalaureate-3, Moonsweep- ers-4, Pep comm.-4 .... Night and Day. PHILIP, Audrey Prefers bowling and baseball . . . is going to continue to work for her father as a gen- eral office worker after gradua- tion . . . Tri-Y-l, 2, 3, Drill Team-2, Long Janes-2, ln- ter Club Council-2, Drama club-4, Blade and Edge-4, Card Trick comm.--4, Ditch Day comm.-4 ..,. Third Man Theme. PRICE, Betty June Betty was at Grossmont for three and one-half years . . . studying the Bible is her favo- rite pastime . . . she hopes to be a missionary . . . Hi-C-4. . . . ls Your All on the Altar? PENNEY, Frank Eating, sleeping, and working on cars are some of Frank's favorite pastimes . . . Auto Me- chanics is his favorite subject . . . plans to go into Diesel engineering . . . Vice Prexy Fletcher Hills Hi-Y-3, Prexy -4, B Basketball mgr.-4. . l'll Find You. PETERSEN, Dixie Ann At our alma mater for four years . . . likes to hike, ride horseback, and Driver's Educa- tion . . , plans to do some type of business work .... Tumbling Tumbleweed. PETRILENA, Shirley A welcome addition from Pitts- burgh, Penn .... enjoys hang- ing around Keith's Drive-In and going to drags . . . aspires to be a woman midget auto racer . . . Blade and Edge -l, G.A.A,-4, Choir-4, Pa- geant-4, Spring Concert-3, 4. . . TilI Then. PFLIMLIN, Tom Tommy likes to write edi- torials for the Foothill Echoes . . . will goto U.S.C. and ma- jor in journalism . . . Blade and Edge-l, Roller Skating club-2, 3, Drama club-3, 4, Quill and Scroll-3, Prexy-4, Dons--4, Student Council-4, l,C.C.--4, Pageant-4, A.S.B. Play-4, Ditch Day comm.-4, Foothill Echoes Staff--3, Editor -4 ,... Sleigh Ride. PRESTON, Roy Likes to play sports and go out with Myrna . . . favorite subject is gym . . . plans to play professional baseball and get married , . . Dukes-4, Football-l, Basketball-l, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player-4, All-City-4, Baseball-l, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player-4, All-City-4 .... Again. PUTNEY, Lee Commercial work is tops with this lass , . . Lee will work for a year and then go to college . . . Student Council-2, 3, Duchesses-3, 4, Tri-Y-3, 4, Speech Club-3, Pep comm.- 4, Dance and Banquet comm. -4, Sec. of Girls' League Friendship comm,-4, Hix Mix comm.-2, 3 .... Georgia. RAND, Robert Better known as Bob . . . gym is his favorite subject . . . Dukes-4, Hi-Y-2, Basketball -I, 2, 3, 4, All-Coast-3, All-City Second String-4, Co- Captain-4, Baseball-l, 2, 3, 4, All-Coast-3, All-City-4, Captain-4 .... l've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm. REISE, Shirley Jean Among her favorite pastimes are music, crafts, and a cer- tain fellow . . . will seek a business career . . . Blade and Edge-l, Horizon club-l, 2, 3, 4, Pan American club-2, Ensemble-2, 3, Choir-4, Pa- geant-2, 3, 4, Cap and Gown comm,-4, Spring Concert-2, 3, 4, Tennis club-3 .... Peg of My Heart. RENSHAW, Thomas Tom came to Grossmont from San Diego High . . . enjoys club meetings and dates . . . either the Air Force or college will claim him . . . Football- 4, Dukes-4, Upper House- 4, l.C.C.-4 .... Tenderly. RICH, Danny A four-year Grossmonter . . . likes working on cars . . . after graduation this energetic lad will go fishing . . . Foothiller Hi-Y-l, 2, 3, Track-l, 2, Student Council-2 .... Cad- illac Baby. RICHARDSON, Bettye A transferee from New Mexico in her soph. year . . . enjoys going to the beach . . . future plans include college , , . Life Member of C.S.F., Prexy-4, Math club-2, 3, Biology club --3, Prexy-4, Sec. of Chem- istry club-4 .... Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. RILEY, Joanne This lass' favorite pastime is taking pictures for her scrap- book . . . will attend State College . . . snappy cheer- leader-4, Moonsweepers-4, Duchesses-3, Vice Prexy-4, Daisy Chain-3, Jr. Ring comm.-3, Pom-pon Corps-3, Tri-Y-3, 4, Speech club-3, 4, Pep comm.-4, Pageant- 4, l.C.C,-4 .... Till Then. .94 RECTOR, William At Grossmont for four years, BilI likes mechanical draw- ing , . . he agrees summer vacations are tops . . . col- lege-bound . . . Pep comm.-4, Card Trick comm,-3, 4, Bas- ketball-l .... So Tired. RENO, Rita May This genial girl likes about anything . . . hopes to attend college at U.S.C. or Berkeley . . . Blade and Edge club-l, Tri-Ettes-l, 2, Tri-Y Teens -l, 2, Tennis club-l, Band -2, 3, 4, Red Cross Advisory Coun.-l, Orchestra-3, Tri-Y -3, 4, Pageant-3, 4, First Chair club-4, Chmn. of Music Guild-4 .... Because, RICE, Rosemary Likes Speech and English . . . will go to college and major in Speech and Drama . . . Speech club-2, 3, 4, Drama club-3, 4, Jr. Statesmen-3, Lady ln Pageant-4, A.S.B. Play-3, 4, Senior Play-4, State College Speech Contest- 3 .... M'oppari. RICHARDS, Dion Nadine Dion likes to write letters and play tennis . . . will go to work after graduation . . . F.T.A.- l, Sec.-2, Horizon club-2, 3, Bowling club-2, Roller Skating club-2, 3, G.A.A.- 3, 4, Tennis club-2, 3, Vice Prexy-4, Ditch Day comm.- 4 .... l'Il Be With You in Apple Blossom Time. RIGHTENOUR, Lawana Came to us from Idaho . . . among her likes are reading, English, and Spanish . . . may go to college . . . Math club- 3, Jr. Achievement-4, cafe- teria worker-4 .... The Old Master Painter. ROBERTS, Norman Favorite pastime is a game of ping-pong . . . came to Gross- mont from Connecticut . . . plans to be a chef .... Nev- ertheless. ROBERTS, Orlie Enjoys reading and English . . . came to Grossmont from New York . . . plans to go to col- lege .... Missouri Waltz. ROBINSON, Edith Called Edie . . . a four-year Grossmonter . . . hopes to at- tend Woodbury Business Col- lege .... Single Saddle. ROBLES, Stella At the alma mater for four years . . . any kind of sports is tops with Stella . . . will attend San Diego Junior Col- lege . . . G.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 42 Junior Achievement-4 .... Harbor Lights. RODIECK, Gareld A loyal Grossmonter four years . . . his favorite pastime is model railroading . . . will go to college .... The Thing. ROGERS, Nina Likes to skate . . . will be seen around State College where she will study to be a teacher . . . F,T.A.-l, 2, 3, 4, Latin club -l, 25 Tri-Y-l, 4, G.A.A.- l, 2, 4, Stardusters--3, 4, Bi- ology-35 Drama club-4, Pan Am.-45 Blade and Edge-4, R o I l e r Skating--4, Announ. comm.-4, Flag Twirler-4, Pageant-4 ..,. '1Tennessee Waltz. ROSE, Alice Loyal to our alma mater for four years . . . likes to play the piano and draw , . . is unde- cided about the future .... Stardust ROBERTS, William Bill transferred from Hamil- ton in Ohio . . . likes to watch television . , . gym is his pref- erence in school . . . is going to join the Navy . . . Lakeside Hi-Y-3, 4 .... Little Brown Jug, ROBISON, Constance Known as Connie . . . among her favorite pastimes are draw- ing and dancing . . . would like to get married and raise a family . . . Art club-35 Pageant--4 .... lt lsn't Fair. ROCCOFORTE, Kay Likes leather crafts, English and Spanish , . . aspires to be a journalist . . . G.A.A.- 2, 3, Vice Prexy-4, CSF.- 2, Recreation comm.-l .... The Old Lamp Lighter. RODRIQUEZ, Mary Louise A welcome transferee from Riv- erside in her sophomore year . . . enjoys just being with the gang . . . had a homemaking major although her favorite subject is crafts . . . her future is undecided .... l Want to Be Loved. ROPER, Janice Better known as Jan . . . enjoys gory movies . . . would like to become a nurse . . . Alpine Tri-Hi-Y-3, Treasurer --4, G.A.A.-2, 3, Treasurer -4 ,... The Old Master Painter. ROTH, Patricia Pat came to Grossmont in her sophomore year . . . likes to play the piano . . . hopes to go to State College . . . Tri- Y-2, 3, Card Trick comm.- 2, 3, Horizon club-3, 4, Moonsweepers-2, 3, Secretary -4, Foothill Echoes-4, Stu- dent Council-3, Pep comm. -4, Senior Glee-4 ,,,. Younger Than Springtime. RUDZINSKI, Nancy Came all the way from lndiana . . . likes sports and Consum- er's Economics . . . will attend beautician's college . . . G.A.A, --3, 4 .... Nola. RUZICH, Robert A four-year Grossmonter . . . likes to go out with girls and tinker with cars . . . in school, gym is his preference . . . is going to a vocational school. . . . Tennessee Waltz. SABELLA, Nancy Mills Cooking and art rate high with Nancy . . . wants to have a home and family . . . Tri-Y Teens-l, 2, Tri-Y-3, 45 Roller Skating club-3, 4 ..., Always, SALAS, David Dave enjoys playing baseball . . . plans to stay out of school for a year and then go to col- lege in Houston or San Diego State . . . Basketball-2, 35 hero in sports field, Football- l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain-4, Baseball-l, 2, 3, 4, Lakeside Hi-Y-3, Prexy-4 .... Loch Lomond. SANDERS, Earl At Grossmont four years . . . o rifle collector . . . enjoyed R.O.T.C .... future plans in- clude the Army . . . Torch and Saber club-4 .,.. Remem- ber Me. SCHEI, Bernace Likes to just have fun . . . band is her favorite subject . . . will go to State College and then enter nurses' train- ing . , . Pan American club- lg Drill Team-lg Band-2, 3, 4, Pageant-3, 4, Tri-Y-4. . . . l'm Bashful. E' WG i'f 1 RUSSO, Michael Mike rates sleeping and eat- ing as his favorite pastimes . . . will probably go to State Col- lege . . . Boxing club--2, Track-3, 4, Cross Country- 3, 4, C Basketball-2. . . Cry of the Wild Goose. RYAN, Paul Heagney Paul is a welcome transferee from San Diego High in i949 . . . Army will claim him more than likely . . . while at Gross- mont he was in the Judo and the Torch and Saber clubs .... Tennessee Waltz, SABIA, Mary An addition from Illinois . . likes to go to the movies . . . will either work or go to col- lege .... Thinking of You. SALAS, Shirley Outdoor activities and dancing rate high with this coed . . . had a commercial major . . . hopes to travel . . . G.A.A.- 2, 3g F.B.L.A.-3g was a mid- term graduate .... Again, SAVILLE, Shirley Likes to roller skate and travel . . . was a library assistant for three years . . . hopes to travel . . . Roller Skating club-4. . . . Deep Purple. SCHILLING, Ronald Among his likes are sailing, ice skating, and playing the accordion . . . as far as sub- jects are concerned, mechanical drawing is his favorite . . . hopes to go to State College for two years and then join the Air Force . . . Rolando Hi- Y-4, Blade and Edge-4 .... Forever and Ever.' SCHIRMER, Duane Slugger was at Grossmont four years . . . likes to paint and go places . . . Freehand Drawing is his favorite subject . . . going to Woodbury College and take Art and Business Man- agement . . . Band-l, 2, 35 Roller Skating club-l .... Cruising Down the River. SEIDEL, John At our alma mater all four years . . . likes basketball and science . . . college-bound . . . B Basketball-3, 45 C Basketball-25 Baseball-2. . . . Irene, Goodnight. SHARROW, Charles His favorite pastime is a cer- tain girl . . . gym is his pref- erence in school . . . wants to be a weather man or an im- migration officer . . . Pageant -45 La Mesa Hi-Y-3, 45 Student Council-35 Football- l, 3, 45 Track-3, 4 .... My Happiness. SHELTON, Max A 4-yr. Grossmonter . . . likes sports and cars . . . his plans include the Army and then college . . . Band-l, 2, 4. . . . Always. SHOHONEY, Shirley Enjoys roller skating and danc- ing . . . plans to enter the County Hospital Nursing School after graduation . . . Tri-Ettes -2, 3, Treas.-45 Roller Skat- ing club-35 was the lucky girl who submitted the winning emblem for the senior sweaters. . . . The Old Lamp Lighter. SIEVERS, Virginia Called Ginger . . . her favo- rite pastime is taking care of steers and horseback riding . . . her preference in school sub- jects is agriculture . . . plans to work in photography or model . . . Tri-Y Teens-l5 Majorette-2, 3, 45 F.F.A.- 3, 45 Pageant-3, 4 .... My Foolish Heart. SCHOENEWEIS, James Henry Better known as Jim . . . came from Bethalto, Illinois, in 1947 . . . plans to go into business for himself . . , B Track-2 . . . Cross Country Team-35 A Track-4 .... Nevertheless, SHADINGER, Norma A four-year Grossmonter . . . will attend college , . . Roller Skating club-25 Inter Club Council-35 F.B.L.A.-35 G.- A.A.-3, 45 Student Council- 45 A.S.B. Finance comm.-45 Ticket Squad-4 .... Think- ing of You. SHEARER, Margaret Sue Sue likes working for the A.S.B. . . . will attend college and then embark on a career of teaching . . . Student Court- l5 Card Trick Chmn.-35 Jr. S t a t e s m e n-25 Tri-Y-35 Moonsweepers-3, 45 Pageant -3, 45 Art club-25 Daisy Chain-35 Comm. of Cultural Affairs-45 Pep comm.-45 re- ceived the D.A.R. Citizenship Award-4 .,.. Stardust SHERMIS, Sherwin A collector of tropical fish . . . enjoys music . . . will go to college and major in education . . . F.T.A.-l5 Orchestra-l, 2, 3, 45 Foothill Echoes-2, 3, 45 Schubert club-2, 35 Piano club-2, 35 C.S.F.-45 Pub- licity Mgr. for G.U.H.S. Student Music Guild .... Largo Al Factotum. SIEGRIST, Edward Better known as Ed . . . likes aeronautics and science . . . college-bound . . . Lemon Grove Hi-Y-2, 35 Dons-4. . . . No Other Love. SILLIMAN, Anne A Jan. graduate . . . likes to ride horseback . . . typing is her favorite subject . . . hopes to go to the California Insti- tute of Medical Technology where she will prepare herself to be a laboratory technician . . . Drill Team-l5 Band-2, 3 .... Stardust. SILLIMAN, Linda A Jan. graduate . . . enjoys ice skating . . . Latin is her favorite subject . . . plans to go to the California Institute of Medical Technology . . . Band-2, 3 .... Harbor Lights. SIMONEAU, Richard Dick likes swimming and traveling . . . math and EnQ- lish are his favorite subjects . . . will either go to college or travel . . . Jr. Red Cross-I, Treasurer-2, La Mesa Hi-Y, Jr. Dues Rep.-3 ..., For- ever and Ever. SKAGGS, Ethelyn 4 Her favorite pastime is sail- boat racing . . . will Q0 T0 college to prepare for a teach- ing career . . . Student Coun- cil-I, F.T.A.-I, 2, 3? BIGCIS and Edge club-l, 21 I-lfe Member of C.S.F., Sec.-3, Tri-Ettes-3, 4, G.A.A.-3, 42 T e n n i s club-4, l.C.C.-42 spark of the public relations board and Press Bureau .,.. Teo for Two. SMITH, Nelson A four-year Grossmonter . . . likes Physics . . . college- bound . . . Football Mgr.-32 Pan American club-4, Greek club-4, Chemistry club-4, Roller Skating club-4, DOGS -4, Pageant-4 .... Star- dust. SNODGRASS, Beverly Rates dancing and swimming as tops . . . college-bound . . . Drill Team-I, 2, Majorettes -3, 4, Orchestra-I, 2, 3, 4, Pageant--I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A,- 4, Horizon club-2, Roller Skating club-3, Ensemble-4. . . . Oh Babe. STALNAKER, Darrell Duane Called Stobby . . . loyal to our alma mater four years . . . undecided about the future . . . Football-2, 3, 4, Basketball -3, Baseball-3, 4, Lemon Grove Hi-Y--2, 3, Foothiller Hi-Y-4 .... lf. SILVA, Norman At Grossmont for four years . . . enjoys sports and auto shop . . . undecided about the future . . . Football-2, 3, 4, Track-l, Baseball-2, 3, 4. . . . I'll Never Be Free. SIMPSON, Jean A loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . horses, arts and crafts rate high with this coed . . . will attend either Davis or U.C .... Biology-3, 4, Art club--3, 4 .... Y0u'll Never Walk Alone. SMITH, Kenneth Known as Kenny . . . came from Point Loma in I949 . . . likes choir, journalism and sports . , . plans to go to State College . . . Baseball-3, 4, Football-4, P a g e a n t-4, Knights-4, Red Robe Choir- 4, Foothill Echoes Staff-4. . . . Day After Day. SMOLENSKI, Edward Ed transferred from Florida in his frosh year . . . enjoys sports and English . . . will go to college . . . Bowling club- 2, 3, 4, Blade and Edge club -3 .... The Thing. SPEAKS, Dixie Lee This coed likes knitting and arts . . . plans to join the Spars. . Jealous STEARNS, Floyd Likes to get into trouble . . . history is his favorite subject . . . hopes to goto college . . . Band-I, 2, 3, 4 ,,,, Hot Rod. STEPHEN, Carol A four-year Grossmonter . . . undecided about the future . . . T r i - Y Teens-l5 Pom-DOH Corps-35 Girls' League SOCi0l comm.-4 ..,. Thinking of You. Likes to just live . . . Geometry and Social Problems are her favorite subjects . . . will attend U.S.C. and study to be a dental hygienist . . . Art club-l, 2, 35 F.T.A.-l5 Drill Team-25 Majorettes-35 Pageant-4. . . . Always STEWART, Jeanne STOBBS, John Jack was at Grossmont four years . . . enjoys agriculture . . . hopes to enter the dairy business . . . F.F.A.-l, 2, 3, 45 Track-l, 2, 35 Football- 3 .... Tennessee Waltz. SUMPTER, Charmaine Enjoys dancing . . . will attend State after graduation to major in pre-nursing . . . Tri-Y-3, 45 Band-2, 3, 45 Moonsweep- ers-45 Pep comm.-45 Pa- geant-35 Girls' League Advis- ory Council-4 .... Star- dust. SUTTNER, Patricia Pat likes to ride horses . . , will go to art school . . , Blade and Edge club-2, 3, 45 Tri- Ettes-l, 2, 3, 45 Art club- 2, 35 Tri-Y-25 Pan American -2, 3, 45 Jr. Statesmen Sec- retary-3, 45 Biology-45 Cap and Gown comm.-45 made murals for Pageant-3, 4 .... Ave Maria. SUTTON, Patricia Pat spent her freshman and sophomore years in Ethiopia and her junior year at Point Loma . . . likes to watch tele- vision . . . hopes to go into nurse's training . . . CSF.- 3, 45 Horizon club-3, 45 Cap and Gown comm.-4 .... Blue Moon. STEWART, Alfred Came to Grossmont from New- port, California, in i950 . . . Al has a science major . . . is going into forestry .... The Stars Will Remember. STONE, Thomas Tommy likes to race jalopies . . . would like to serve as an apprentice on a tuna clipper and while not at sea spend time auto racing, but Uncle Sam seems to have different plans for him. . . . Hot Rod Race. STORY, Ronald Ronnie likes eating and sleeping . . . undecided about the future . . . Baseball-2, 35 Band-l, 2, 3, 45 Cross Coun- try Team-2 .... Our Very Own. SUTHERLAND, Marlene Known as Marlie . . . loyal to Grossmont for four years . . . will either go to college or dress design . . . Horizon club-2, 3, 45 F.T.A.-25 Ten- nis Club-45 Ditch Day comm. -45 Designed the Pageant program cover .... Perdido. SUTTON, Jo Ann Better known as Jodi . . . likes to talk . . . is undecided about the future . . . co-busi- ness mgr. of annual-45 Girls' Chorus-l, 25 Spring Concert -l .... All My Love. SUTTON, Paul A loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . his favorite pastime is playing pool . . . wants to go to Chicago with Nemecek but will probably have to settle for going into the service . . . Basketball-l, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball-2, 35 Student Council- 25 Foothiller Hi-Y-4. . . Nevertheless SWANSTROM, Rosalee Enjoys camping . . . wants to write a novel and get a job . . . Art club-l5 F.T.A.-l5 Carnival Staff-35 Court danc- er in Pageant-4 ..,. Wagon Wheels. SWEARENGIN, Robert A loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . college-bound . . . Student Council-l, 2, 35 Hi- Y-35 Dukes-3, 45 Chemistry club-35 Football-35 Basket- ball-l, 2 .... Tenderly. TATE, Laura Enjoys sewing and eating tacos and drinking root beer . . . hopes to be a good housewife . . , Tennis clubi3, Prexy-45 Roller Skating club-35 Sr. Glee-4 .... Mona Lisa. TAYLOR, Joane A loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . has fun singing and dancing . . . smiling is also 0 favorite pastime of hers . . . as far as subjects are concerned, World Affairs rates high . . . may go to college . . . Pep comm.-45 Biology club-25 Student Council-3, 45 Corn- missioner's Ass't-4 .... ltal- ian Street Song. TEEPLES, Shirley Ann Loyal to our alma mater four years . . . tumbling is her fav- orite subject . . . as she likes horses, she plans to find work having something to do with them . . . Drill Team-25 Rol- ler Skating club-25 Pom-pon Corps-35 Tri-Y-3, 45 Sr. Glee-4 .... Remember Me. THOMAS, Robert Lee Slim to his friends . . . majored in woodshop , . . plans to make a career of the Army or Air Force . . . Pageant- 45 Light Crew-45 Sound Crew- 4 .... One of the Roving Kind. 5-n-ii Et-f SWANSON, Donna A 4-yr, Grossmonter . . . danc- ing, arts and crafts rate high with Donna . . . is undecided about the future . . , Drill Team-2 .... Bonaparte's Retreat. SWEETLAND, Shirley Likes to listen to good music . . . will attend Jr. College , , , Tri-Y Teens-l, 25 Drill Team-25 Tri-Y-3, 45 Jr. Class Sec.5 Upper l-louse-35 Daisy Chain-35 Prom comm. 135 Pom-pon Corps-35 Pep comm-45 Student Council-45 Duchesses-45 Lovely Harvest Queen-4 .... There Will Never Be Another You. TAYLOR, .Nancy Elaine Elaine's favorite pastime is dancing . . . music rates high with her also . . . plans on at- tending college . . . Bond-l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra-2, 35 Ex- travaganza-l, 2, 3, 45 Festi- val-l, 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert -l, 2, 3, 45 Pageant-2, 35 Tri-Y Teens-2 .... We'll Be Together Again. TAYLOR, William Known as Jack . . . at Gross- mont four years . . . likes to work on jalopies . . . swimming is a favorite of his also , . . undecided about the future . . . N.C.O.-25 Torch and Saber club-3, Prexy-45 F.F.A.-2, 35 Student Council-l, 2, 3. . . . Patricia. THOMAS, Marilyn Likes to just have fun . . . is not certain about the future . . . Tri-Y Teens-l5 Roller Skating club-35 T r i - Y-35 Red Robe Choir--3, 45 Pageant -3, 45 Spring Concert-2, 3, 45 Pep comm.-45 Horizon club -45 l.C.C.-45 Upper House --45 N.F.L.-45 Speech club -3, Vice Prexy-4 .... You Were Meant For Me. THOMAS, Violet Among her favorite pastimes are loafing, eating, reading or really just doing anything in- teresting . . . Art and Home- making rate high with her too . , . will be married after graduation . . . Art club-2. . . . Tennessee Waltz. THOMPSON, Coral Ann A four-year Grossmonter . . . likes to read and English . . . hopes to go into government work . . . Cimices Virides club -3, 4 .... You'll Never Walk Alone. TOOZE, Evelynne A welcome addition from Point Loma in her jr. year . . . likes to read, embroider, and loaf . . . plans on getting married . . . Drama club-4. . . . You're the Only Star. TOWNSEND, Shirley Lu Transferred from Pacific Grove in her senior year . . . she ma- jored in Biology . . . will attend State College . . . while at Pa- cific Grove she was in the Science club and C.S.F., the latter she was also in at Gross- mont . . . Concert Band-4. . . . You Were Meant For Me TUVE, Michael Mike, a native Californian, likes photography, languages and Sociology . . . will attend U.C.L.A. and study anthropolo- gy and psychology . . . N.F.L. -3, 4, Jr. Statesmen-3, 4, Chemistry club-4, Band-l, 2, Drama club-4, Xmas Play-4, Debate Team-3, 4. . . . Adagio Cantable. TYNER, Donald Lee Don was a loyal Grassmonter four years . . . majored in agriculture . . . will attend State College . . . F.F.A.-2, 3, Band-2 .... Tenderly. VALLIN, Carole Lee Dreaming and dancing rate high with Carole . . . hopes to go to college in Canada . . . Soph. Class Sec., Pan Am. club -4, Jr. Ring comm., Ass't Commissioner of Public Rela- tions-4, Red Robe Choir- 2, 3, 4, Pageant-l, 2, 3, 4, Ditch Day comm.Q4 .... Five Foot Two Eyes of Blue. 'Qs wtf? lg THOMPSON, Harold Hal says his favorite subject is choir . . . wants to be a ma- chinist and get married after graduation . . . Red Robe Choir-l, 2, 3, 4, Torch and Saber club-3, 4, N.C.O.-2, C.C.C.-2, 3, 4, Bowling club -l, Boys' Quartet-2, Pa- geant-l, 2, 3, Spring Con- cert-l, 2, 3 .... One Sun- day Afternoon. TORKILDSON, Norma Former Hooverite . . , likes to go to the beach . . . had an art major . . . will attend State College and then be a commercial artist .... Adios. TURNER, Dale A transferee from San Diego in i949 . . . majored in Auto Shop . . . will work and get married, . . . Because, TYCHSEN, Betty Enjoys swimming ancl dancing . . . college-bound . . . Tri-Y Teens-2, Tri-Y-3, 4, Duch- esses-4, Speech club-3, 4, Hi-C-l, Student Council-2, 3, Drama club-4, Flag Twirl- er-l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Advisory Council-4 ,... Stardust VALDEZ, Rose Mary Rosie likes to ice skate and read . . . majored in Business and Homemaking . . . plans to enter a dental training school , , . C-.A.A.-l, 2, 3, 4 .... Tenderly. VANDER-STOEL, Nellie Likes knitting and music . . . future plans include being a housewife . . . Choir-2, 3, 4, Pageant-3, 4, Girls' Glee-l, 2, Spring Concert-l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A.-2, 3 ..,. Remember Me l'm the One Who Loves You. VECELLIO, Josephine Known as Jo . . . likes to loaf and eat . . . majored in art. . . will go to college. . , Tri-Ettes-2, Sr. Glee-4, Pom- pon Corps-4 .... Be Mine. VINT, Walter Steven Walt transferred to Gross- mont in l95O from Portland, Oregon . . . will either work or go into the service . . . was in Track, Baseball, and the Pageant .... Dream a Little Dream of Me. WALTERS, Jacqueline Enjoys dancing and swimming . . . majored in art . . . will attend an art school . . . Bi- ology-2, Drill Team-l, 2, Tri-Y-4, Speech club-3, Art club-2, Sr. Glee-2, Pom- pon Corps Lt.-3, 4 .... Three Little Words. WELCH, Virginia Enjoys eating and listening to western music . . . majored in homemaking but likes leather craft . . . will enter a dental nursing career . . . Tennessee Saturday Night. WESSELS, Georgann Better known as Georgie . . . her favorite pastime is listening to the l24O Request Club . . . going to college . , . Roller Skating club-2, 3, G.A.A.- 3, 4, Pan Am. club-4, Pa- geant-3, 4, Election Board- 4, Girls' League Social comm. -4, Lt. in Flag and Letter Corps-4 .... 'l'll Always Love You. WHEELER, Earl Was at Grossmont l, 3, 4 . . . likes to sit in front of his fire- place, basketball also rates high . . . U,S. History and English are his favorite sub- jects . . . hopes to attend Pasa- dena Nazerene College . . . Football--l, 2, B Basketball -2, A Basketball-3, 4, Baseball-2, 3 .... Deep Purple. VIERRA, Roberta McCain Bobbie majored in Business . . . hopes to be a good house- wife . . . Dress Regulation-l, Sr. Glee-l, 2, Cimices Virides -2, 3, 4, Sec,-2, Prexy-4, Ensemble--2, Choir-3, 4, Pa- geant-2, 3, 4, Tennis club -3, 4, G.A.A.-4 .... Ten- nessee Waltz. WALKER, Betty Lou L o y a l Grossmonter for four years . . . likes doing nothing . . . has a business major . . . plans to continue housekeeping . . . G.A.A.-2, 3, 4, Tri-Y- 3, Bowling club-l, 2, 3 .... Caravan. WATSON, Sallie Likes to write letters . . . has a music major . . . will attend jr. college . . . Red Robe Choir -3, 4, Pageant-3, 4, Schu- bert club-3, Sec.-4, Ensem- ble Sec.-4, Girls' Glee-2. . . . My Foolish Heart. WERDEN, Nancy Lorraine Nancy was an outstanding art student . . , had an art major . . . will be seen around San Diego State next year . . . Moonsweepers-3, 4, Tri-Y- 3, Hix Mix comm.-3, Prom comm.--3, Pep comm.-4, Duchesses-3, 4, Senior Play -4, snappy song leader-4, Walker's Council Rep ,... Grand Canyon Suite. WETTER, Clyde A four-yr. Grossmonter . . . likes weight lifting and going an dates . . . English is Clyde's favorite subject . . . plans to go to college and study medi- cine . . . Track-l, 2, 3, 4, Lemon Grove Hi-Y-2 .... lrene. WHITE, Jack Horses and cattle are Jack's favorite pastimes . . . majored in agriculture . . . wants to be a rancher and a veterinar- ian . . . F.F.A, Vice Prexy-3, Treas.-4, State Final Judging Team-2, 3 ,... Stampede WHITEBREAD, Robert Called Bob . . . transferred from San Diego High in his sophomore year . . . likes eat- ing, sleeping and drinking . . . will either go to J.C. or Korea . . . Basketball-l, 2, 35 Dukes --3, Treas.-45 Foothiller Hi- Y-35 Jan. graduate .... Forever and Ever. WILLIAMS, Arla Harrison Dancing and roller skating rate high with Arla . . . Social Problems is her favorite sub- ject . . . will go to a comp- tometer school . . . Horizon club-l5 Tennis club-l, 25 Roller Skating club-2, 3, 45 Latin club-l .... lf, WILSON, .lacquelyn Jackie to her friends . . . a four-year Grossmonter . . . majored in business . . . will attend a business college .... HHQH WINTON, Roy At Grossmont all four years . . . majored in math . . . will either go to college or join the Air Corps . . . Track-I5 Band -l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra-2, 3, 45 Pageant-3, 4 .... Shiek of Araby. WLECKE, Mildred Noreen Millie was at Grossmont for four years . . . majored in English . . . hopes to travel, then go to college . . . Art club-3, 45 Pan American-35 win -2, 3, 4 .... Ten- Bo I g derly. ZINT, Edna Loyal to our alma mater four years . . . likes skating, eating and driving hot-rods . . . art is her favorite subject . . . would like to go to art school . . . Art club-25 Skating club -3 .... The Thing. WHITED, Robert A loyal Grossmonter for four years, Bob enjoys being with his friends . . . history is his favorite subject . . . college- bound . . . Biology club-2, 3, Vice Prexy-45 Drama club- 45 A.S.B. Play-45 Band--3, 45 Pageant-45 Light Crew- 3 .... Dream. WILLIAMS, Margaret Ann Called Peggy . . . undecided about the future . . . Band- l, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y Teens-25 Girls' League Publicity comm. -25 Student Court-35 Tri-Y -3, 45 Orchestra-3, 45 Pa- geant-3, 45 Moonsweepers- 45 Horizon club--45 G i r I s ' League Sec.-45 Announce- ment comm-45 Golf club-4. . . . Spellbound. WINTERROWD, Glen A loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . has a favorite pas- time of sleeping . . . hopes to join the Forestry Service . . . F.F.A.-l, 2, 3, 45 Red Robe Choir-3, 45 Pageant-3, 4. . . . lf. WITHEM, Ronald Lee Known as Red . . . a loyal Grossmonter for four years . . . will attend college . . . Dom -3, Prexy-45 Track-2, 35 Band-l, 2, 3, 4 .... Shine. YURGELON, Joyce Transferred to Grossrnont from Rhode Island . . . likes reading and Secretarial Office Practice . . . hopes to be a secretary. . l'll Walk Alone. ZOUHAR, Edward Ed transferred from Kearny in jr. year . . . enjoys playing handball . . . history and chemistry are his favorite sub- jects . . . college-bound. . . . Bewitched, HODGE, Joan Joan likes to play tennis . . . also likes science and art . . . hopes to enter nurse's training or State after graduation . . . Blade and Edge-l, 2, 4g Horf izon club-2, 3, 45 Pageant- 4 ,... Look for the Silver Lining. QF nhmslm D EJ orkl gi carrgd vo5.H' au. , lf owen llbiiligia, alll era Pllafl' ua' W Lawlewl Mary G q IO gl T ance Team Chuang? B lly Sue 'OVW' Chv-is une, WASHBURN, James Known as Jimmy welcome transfer from bello, Calif., in '50 . . to be an accountant , attend State .... The Slice,-lg Fvqhls S'lewo.v'l Xl 1 l Veu.cl1 Comm-2. YNI l law-Avm F-Yawxk l 'J A 15 sI'l',ol.m N D , if l ,K ., ' -ix ...O Monte- . aspires . . will Thing. 0 - ' A unwm 452 lx X BJLL DYER MR. CORNEl.lUS pI'eSld6l'1T Adviggr M ngfAing you can 0 . . . We're very proud of our Juniors this yeor. They were responsible for our wonderful Prorn. And not only thot, but Somrnie tells us that the Juniors sponsored o Talent Assembly ond put over 0 very successful Junior Donce. We know thot they will be ci very copoble group to turn the wheels of progress next yecir. 5 is A: f---yu: J' X 2 iw? ,K-ri -l ai- N' ,QQ of x- N 1' My 1 ' f ' 'K L Q' ,gg 1 , 1,4 .ali ..,..,, ABM. Hz Lim:- Q iw 0,9 0l'Yl0l e s S' ,ll . Q.. :-. - fl fi' 11, ? 2:1::,: '5 . . -W, Q., ., 1: ., . -'1E:E':'ZQ,'::'v tif vh- -' ia- - ' .... S W t fywu g g ,.:. ui JOHN LINDEN President Q Call JO Leffel' f MISS PROSSER Advisor Serornohpos spelled backwards, means wise tools. This years class of '53 still hold much of their freshman foolishness, but are rapidly gaining wisdom through the trials and tribulations of two years at Grossmont. CLASS OFFICERS i 2 x 1 P1 ww 13 E If fl 1+ me P '!q ,in - V --------f Y W 2'-----W -V-2 7-Y- 1 Y K jI 26Al'I'l8I'l 0 i Ou l'l'll,l,5t AGU? een a Aeaufifu M, .1 OFFICERS Pres. ,. L ,,. . ...,.., . Ronald Wade Veep.-. . .. . . Lillie Jones Sec.,-. llll L, .,,,,,ll Janet Lindsey Treas.., ee.... -Cecelia Lyons With the sounds of Apple for the Teacher and Shoe Shine Boy still lingering from Slave Week, our little friend Sammie, tells us that this class is really an up and coming class. l-leaded by very efficient officers, we know that we'll be hearing a lot from this group in the very near future. With such a large class starting out this year, there was need for more than one counselor, so there were six teachers named to solve the freshmen problems. Mr. Warburton, Mr. Wallis, Mr. Barnett, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lazar and Miss Jenkins. is ww i , .5 if .xv XJR. E s W 4' f saw Qu W ?'M' .Q 'YI 'W ACTIVITIES ou' Representing Grossmont through music, speech, creative writ- ing and many more-we have brought to our school and community recognition and honor. Trophies adorn each departments shelf and memories linger of work accomplished, The Christmas pageant is Grossmont's large gift to the community. 5 5553, Sw MADONNA Portroyed by Betty Austin CANDLE SCENE READER Helen Houze . 'Qm 41z,,. ' W l' 3971 - N .KZ WW X READER John Jensen ,,sff2w?fwY'.,,' 59' Af, 'gi , E, 5 ax ADORATION SCENE R gif F EQ -, LY 'A E Portroyed by Juonito Heflin Mark Echeverri MJ' is ww FEAST SCENE rf 9 :iw-...E C H R I STMAS STORY K! f : , . w' 5 G , l 3 fax ,A lim L 4 ..X:- V iw gg S A 953 With the strains of Be My Love and Light Celestial trying vainly to harmonize, Sam- mie introduces you to the Red Robed Choir. ln the sopranos we hear the taint sound ot a ukulele, and the altos are holding a knitting contest in their corner, while the boys are holding a gabtest on current sports. But even with all this, the choir has had time to take part in many programs under the direction ot Mrs. Merle Donahue, assisted by Gena Evans. The programs included the Easter Sunrise Service and Redlands Conference, the choir also contributed greatly to the annual Christmas Pageant. Choir otticers for the year were: Red Robed-Pres. Shirley Graham, Vice-Pres. Gail Wilson, Sec, June Echeverri, Treas. Mary Ann Small. Concert Choir -Bill Bysman and Glen Winterrod, Sec. Carole Lee Vallin. 1 RED ROBED CHOIR .grunge udic . . . Sammie really liked this classg he had a chance to show the girls what he could do, and even sang with them when given the chance. These girls worked hard and were always avail- able for local club benefits and programs. They also entertained the servicemen at their W.- M.C.A, and placed in the Long Beach Music Festival. This group is the combined effort of the Senior and Junior glees, under the direction of Mrs. Gena Evans. These girls are brought together through their common interest in singing Music arranged by Mr. Lutz was successfully accomplished by these interested and willing pupils, SQJJL, SIMIJL This group is mode up ot the tinest ployers in the school, The closs is devoted to the cle- toiled study ot some ot the mojor string orchest ro works ot tomous composers. The group wos presented in two concerts this yeor. The mojority of the students in this ensemble ore seriously interested in moking music either o yocotion or ot leost on oyocotion. Three ot its personnel, the two violinists ond the director, Mr. Lewis, were members ot the Son Diego Philhormonic Orchestro this yeor. at V g' A M 5 4 ., Q., .nl ..l-' -.-- V t ZW if T, F ffnly 'W I wg? s r i Q ,W F, T f f ,it yrii 3 2 iff . 24 t W 5,5 . Climoxing the yeor with the Spring Concert, the orchestro brought high occloim ogoin to our school os it hos so mony times in the post. The orchestro won proise for the difficult, un- usuol, ond very beoutitul works composed ond directed by our own Mr. Lutz. LIGHT CREW f 0 were 5 no ll5ll'le56 MR. KNISS Director 4-2. A.S.B. PLAY we Qs, clue .Slow uainead TOM HERNANDEZ Student Director Long hours, hard work, and rich reward was what the ASB. cast, Mr. Kniss, Director, and Tom Hernandez, Student Director, garnered after their play, Mother Was a Freshman. Sammie told us about the cast rehearsals where everyone went rnad. And those thoughtful surprises the students made when they learned their lines for Mr. Kniss. Sammie was invited to the cast Taco Party after the last performance and he told us it was simply great. The Senior Play missed the deadline but the cast was picked for The Late Christopher Bean. STAGE AND SOUND AVIS KOPECKY Art Editor PATSY ASQU ITH Snapshot Editor Sammie had to get a supply of cotton tor sixth period. That was the time set aside for the Annual Staff to meet. What a meetingl Everyone trying to talk at once and no one listening to anyone else, and Dixie trying to type, but usually ending up with typewriter ribbon all over the floor. Once in a while we'd see two lost souls come wandering in and they'd ask us how the Sports and Clubs were doing and then they'd wander out. But the darkrooml That was the meeting point of everyone in school. How's my picture, Gee is that JO ANN SUTTON Co-Business Manager BARBARA BROOKS Senior Class Picture me? Oh no, you just have to take my picture over. Then there was the time, just before deadline, that we lost thirty-five negatives and had SHIRLEY GRAHAM KENNY SMITH Sports Editor Co-Editor 'KWMMM ue gOt a OU? g i Cl' f JOE FLYNN Photographer ELEANOR WATSON Class Pictures l Zz ,Xl Equz ,.-' T5 4',f to retake pictures. Retakes were so frequent that the people in the pic- tures could line-up in position with- out our help. Ch yes, lining-up. Boy, that was a job, we thought the Freshmen were going to be bad when we took their pictures, but you know those juniors, they can't ever be outdone. You might hear something similar to this, WiII you please put your hands at your sides? And then y0u'd see the bays with their arms draped around each other and a couple of girls waving to their pals in the back- ground, what a time, Then there was the time, and oh what a time, that, oh well, we better save some room tor the hardworking staff pictures. MR. JAMES PARKER Advisor JOHNNY WATSON Art MARJORlE EARLE Co-Business Manager ANNE ODI N Co-Editor glfLl'lCA of COC0l'Llfl,fZ5 THELMA BRADSHAW Senior Class Pictures ALLEN DIAMOND Photographer BETTY HALE Club Write-ups BEVERLY JONE Art DIXIE BLAGG Class Pictures gg J GORDON AUSTIN TOM PFl.lNll.lN Assistant Editor Editor BETTY HALE Managing Editor LOUISE BUNGER Feature Editor DOTTIE BALLYNTINE Assistant Feature Editor GREG PEARSON Sports Editor KAY HOGAN Girls' Sports Editor ADA LYNN EPLER Society Editor glial, 9 rf w l Who's using the type- writer? Copyl Hold that layout! Sarnmie looks in on the Foothill Echoes' room of chaos weekly, always in time to see a scene of con- fusion shape into the weekly paper that took U. S. C.'s Crombie - Allen award. Echoe Ahern, the advisor it? .,, lifts . Q is S ECKOE AHERN KAY MCGRAW Advisor Advertising Manager NONA REHS Business Manager .if 6640 IDA GATES 'X i 6-zmx li' whose unfailing patience and help has never let down, and Torn Ptlirnlin, editor, whose progressiveness has given the old Foothill Echoes a new face, will always be remembered by Samrnie, along with this years Staff and Cubs. Business Manager JEAN GARNETT Circulation Manager SHERWIN SHERMIS Music Editor BETTY AUSIN Fashion Editor PAUL KIRNICH Art Editor BQF if l 2 ,ff R K 44 MR. KUYKEN DAL Advisor i I Maui can .9 Say SPEECH Beverly Hills, Redlands, State College, and Lions Club contests all left Sammie completely ex- hausted, but this year's inter-school team never seemed to let down. Uncle Robbie Kuykendal, the ad- visor who had the diplomacy and fortitude to keep it all going, de- served a trophy himself, and got onel Winding up a successful award-winning year with the An- nual Speech Banquet, Sammie let out a sigh of relief and sat back to relax so he'd be able to suffer through with next year's gang. INTER-SCHOOL SPEECH CONTESTANTS Attending contests up-state and down, these students brought glory home to G.U.H.S. in the form of first, second, and third places in varied competitions. DEBATE sQuAn Research, practice, and untiring effort kept the debate squad in top shape as Sammie argued with them in each step of this year's question: Resolved: The U.S. should reject the welfare state. ORATORY TEAM Native Sons, Lions Club, Ameri- can Legion, and Toastmasters kept these would-be Caesars spouting to Sammie. RADIO QUIZ PROGRAM CARNIVAL Creative students, with the aid of Mr, Dewey, advisor, publish a booklet with original stories, poems, etc., from Grossmont's English students. Well liked, this book seems to be very popular around school, and Lavinrac l carnival spelled backward? was the topic of conversation during their sales campaign. 'ding , News BUREAU Publicizing our school, Sammie worked with the news bureau and sat back proudly l as their efforts were rewarded. The frequent stories in various newspapers and magazines were a source of never-ending glory for dear old Grossmont. ATHLETICS Completing their last season as one school, the athletes of the Grossmont Unicn High School District are leaving behind them a season of outstanding competition. During its initial season in the City Prep League, the Foothillers opened the year with a third in Football and followed this with runner-up position in Basketball. Track again notched a third in the standings. Opening the eyes of many sportsmen of San Diego was the Baseball squad who went through the season with only one defeat to collect the championship berth and a spot in the S.C.l.F. playoffs. We also had a winning Tennis team. GOING HOME AFTER A HARD DAY OF PRACTICE gg N? , X f fr ' 'L f' 4 ' 5555255335 2:5 3 .- 5 V . 4 -1 Gi: 453455522 !: A .::.,z5:az:' 5 gg, Y U f ,X ,MM,., QS fa f ,ri Ui? L-aff' www ?EF9i7X?'E??'u ., ' ' 2 15 e MQ 'Q 52 fr 47? - ' , ?Z5 5?2'Q I, 'L ,,,,k x N, wifi f W VAA- 'gi as X ' ' W, Q f M .Jn vfw J xx 4 f J wx gmt R +1 31,3 N, W 5' 5 wwf,-Zgxf way an - Vx M lyxgmzw f gin , '93 xx NM Af, 593 'ff -an Q- ffxf' wyff ,fs -Y 1 5' K :xml , 5 Wg g, zifiav 6 if i A 4' W. , V ap if-wo' Him. H A Ex' ei KX L9 get Ouf 0 OM, This year's varsity football squad was a green, inexperienced, but determined group of boys. lt was on the hands of Coaches Lee Bogle, Ken Maynard, Ralph Chaplin, and Walt Barnett, to start from seven returning lettermen and fashion a top-notch ball team. Throughout the season, co-captains Dave Salas and Bob Lemmon were forever gaining re- spect and admiration for their tight, hustle, and determination, especially when the chips were down. Lemmon was selected on the second team of the newly formed All-City League, while Salas received honorable mention and was elected most valuable player by his teammates. Frank Branlich was decided on as the most improved player. Ronald Humphrey, whose hard-hitting defense and powerhouse ball packing jolted many opponents, was decided upon to hold down a first-string All-City backtield berth. The team ended the season in a tie for third place with the Hoover Cardinals. OMG? janld As was expected, the Foothillers got off to a slow start against the Chula Vista Spartans. Although the team was green, no one expected Grossmont to take a 25-O shellacking. Lead by quarterback Vern Dodds, Chula Vista's offense continued to click. Chula Vista 25-Grossmont O Coming back with new determination, the Blue and Gold squad got on the win- ning track with their traditional rivals, the Sweetwater Red Devils. The unveiled spirit of the Foothillers proved to be too great and they rolled to a l9-l2 victory. Grossmont l9-Sweetwater l2 The game between Grossmont and Saint Augustine was highly offensive for the Foothillers with the ever-improving line blocking and tackling with new vigor. Pen- alties, however, hampered their chances for a high scoring evening. Grossmont 7-Saint Augustine O The Grossmonters had their first high scoring evening when they played host to Kearny, underdogs of the newly-formed City League, and officially opened league play, l-laving control of the ball most of the time, the Grossmonters won the game, l9-O. Grossmont l 9-Kearny O Ll y Wat Zligluf fo flue cfm! . . In taking their fourth consecutive win, the Foothillers had to upset the highly vaunted gridsters of Hoover High. Swiping the ball during mass confusion, Ronald Humphrey, Grossmont fullback, rambled into pay dirt and the deciding tally of the game. Grossmont l 2-Hoover 7 Although playing what was considered their best effort of the season, Grossmont's win streak was cut short when they ron into the league champs, San Diego High. A lazy five minutes caused their downfall and San Diego's gain, San Diego 20-Grossmont 7 Having been slowed down by San Diego, the Foothillers were hampered by their tightness and want of a secure hold on second place. Having the psychological edge, the La Jolla Vikings, led by Omer Ruiz, trounced the Grossmonters in high fashion. Grossmont O-La Jolla 30 The Grossmont grid machine ended league play with a scrappy loss to Point Loma. lt wasn't until the second half that the fury of the Foothillers wos completely felt, but it wasn't enough to overcome the lead piled up by the Lomans. Grossmont lf?-Point Loma 30 Traveling north for their final game of l95O, the Foothillers were met by the over- whelming speed and power of the Bakers- field Drillers. Scoring only once on a long pass from Norman McDonald to Greg Pear- son, the Grossmonters were downed 38-7. Grossmont 7-Bakersfield 38 CONN! 6UQl g gal' !. RONALD HUMPHRY VERGIL BELL KEN SMITH DAVE SALAS JOHN ARCHARD WALLY KODIS JACK MYRICK KENNY BROWN BRAD UNDERWOOD CHARLES MILLER NORMAN SILVA BOB LEMMON ERNIE MERK BUD SHARROW BUDDY CARR BERNIE MARTIN :WW CKE 3 1 ME-f In order to improve the oncoming crop of footboll moteriol, the junior vorsity was combined with the vcxrsity for the first time in the history of Grossmont, The plon proved very successful ond is sure to hove o scroppy bunch of seosoned veterons on next yeor's vorsity. This yeor's freshmen-sophomore gridders turned in mony outstonding gomes under the direction of John Hancock ond co-coptoins Richord Bronson ond Corlos Fockrell. Among their more outstonding gomes were o 44-2 victory over Romono J.V. ond o 13-O triumph over Son Diego. si -in WW Are we going to beat Hoover? This resounded at pep assemblies and rallies. Our cheer- leaders really out-did themselves in spirit this year, l-leaded by Don Barnes, the kids really got the students worked up over the games, and attendance this year was at its greatest. Back- ing the team was the main objective, and everyone wanted in the act. Not forgetting the songleaders, led by lda Gates. The girls were on hand to lead audien- ces in rousing songs, some of which were written by our own Mr. Lutz. They lead the inspira- tional hymn atter each game and were always ready with a song when the chips were down. Here's to our song and cheer leaders, they turned in their job and received a well done. POMPON CORPS jlzere id Wading Y wwgwwww A . 'X 2 , , Q. , W9' H 3 1,bA V, .,,, .. W-nk-Q www MAJORETTES BLUE FLAG CORPS fl x f K 0 Cl ani? LETTER GIRLS .S?riLe Ma Me BMJ. ln the taint distance could be heard Our Color's Blue and Gold, ancl rounding the corner, coming into view, was the famous Gross- mont Blue and Gold Band. Walk- ing up to accept the trophy was Mr. Lutz, director. This was one of the many scenes that took place this year. We had a winning band wherever we went. Our school is very proud of Mr, Lutz and the spirit that the students showed who participated. BLUE AND GOLD BAND O ,ll x' QQAX wi 'KX Rounding out a successful basketball season, the Grossmont varsity hoop squad battled its way into second spot in the City League standings, Led by Coach Ralph Chaplin, the Foothillers fought their way to a 7 win, 3 loss record for City League play. Ray Preston was voted as the teams most valuable player and his record ex- plains the reason. His determined play and outstanding scoring set him second in the scoring of the league and earned him a berth on the first string of the All-City squad. Co-captains of this years cagers were Bob Rand and Manual Byrd. Rand was selected on the second string All-City along with teammate Chuck Lehmkuhl while Noel Mickelson earned honorable mention. Lehmkuhl was winner ot the coveted Funk Trophy and being only a junior will be back for a second shot along with Mickelson. -If 5, ,,..,. - , My Q' M -.- -l I?f:'w:2aEE1.Ef?F..f .IrIii Aww-1 , ,D M ,aww I. .?i':535:E3-:,:, .- .,.. ., 2? W- 4 x A ,ff Y ivvgb' A P O 495 ,1 , 2 my , Q ,,, -,- - - Qs we i g X I , ' A 4,0 7 X vi ' wr I 'QQ 1' X .2,V w Ibzii 5 ,,,A.. Ai, A 5 -' 5 -:E' 2 MMH,,,,, m.,,,,W, ., ., .. ,,ff.:xg . jf 9 ff' 2 s 1 Setting a rapid pace for their opponents, the B hoopsters battled their way to an l8 win, 3 de- feat record and ended in a tie for second place in the final standings for a highly profitable season. Leading the league scoring was Foreword Charles Opp with a total of l4l points, While being regard- ed as the teams most valuable player, Chuck was entered in the records as first string on the All-City and ended his high school career in a tie for Player of the Year award. Earning a place on the second string on the All- City unit was Ronald Lefty Kinast who was high point man on more than one occasion, and Jon Lin- scott and Bob Carpenter received honorable mention for their efforts. Carpenter and Maurice Altshuler, the only Juniors on the squad, were selected by their teammates as co-captains. -N-x.,A J This year's power-packed Cee hoop squad had the most successful sea- son, under the leadership of Coach John Hancock, that has been wit- nessed in recent years, Led by sharp- shooter Jerry Clark, who bucketed l48 points, the lighties ran up a total of nine wins against only two defeats. Taking second place in City League, the tennis team this year worked industriously to perfect their game, and in so doing brought honor home to old G.U.l-l.S. , A,,,., .h., Q I Q Qzlq 55796151 mw- sivnwf 1' lg XVX r in 5 Y 4' Q 2 S' 0 M ff 6 2 g 'TW A' i W -:':: .:: ,V . 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Coach John Hancock had little worries about where his pitchers were coming from with the return of Preston and Frank Wilburn. Noel Mickelson, up from the J.V., showed promise of big things with a fine chucking exhibition against the Champion La Jolla Vik- ings in the Lions' tournament, which he lost in extra innings 3-2. Having shaped into one of the greatest baseball squads ever to hit the Foothillers' dia- mond, the l95l team copped the S.C.l.F. Championship, finishing off Santa Ana in the opener 5 to 2, dumping El Monte 9 to 5 in the semi-finals. The Grossmonters went into the finals against the Compton Tarbabes with an eleven win, one loss record. Ray Preston turned in a top-notch two-hit performance to win the Southern California Championship 5 to O. H ',,','i .N Ei? Q This year's varsity track squad was placed around certain outstanding athletes who were returning from the l95O squad and had some experience tucked under their belts. One such individual was Clyde Wet- ter, stocky shot-putter, who tossed the l2-pound ball well over 58 feet early in the season. l-le not only set the pace in high school competition but placed first in open competition against college tracksters. Toooing the high jumpers this year was Mark Echeverri who sprang over the bar at a height of 6 feet for an outstanding mark for early meets. ln the sprint department, Gross- mont can boast one of the fastest boys in the city, Bert Kohnhorst ran the hundred-yard dash in an unofficial record time of lO seconds flat to win the century against Kearny in the opening City League meet. ffm il 1? 1 .gg ' v , , :- r .f3'.A.f Heading this year's B cindermen was shot-putter Dick Barnes. By the time the annual went to press, Dick had Iobbed the ten-pound pellet a distance of 49 feet. l Playing a large port in this year's Bee victories were three outstanding athletes. They B are Dick Barnes, George Padilla, and Gerald Giyer, a freshman and all-around track pros- pect. The Cees have had a winning team for the past few years and this year was no excep- tion as the lighties started off their season with their third straight victory in the San Diego Relays. 'l f l Q r ii F ai I ff? E A , fa xx iffy rg Q , gi? sf? his M . if M f JH A iw Y 1 an kiss' 'f as 1 fl ,Q f X3 M J xr 3 . 9 ' X A 6 '--' 'f-'-- 1-: vi-1 , Q izl ' 4Y',Vh Y ' -AA' Q --'-- 'ff - . : 2 '-2fl . .,,: 5 1 Q .Q ,. M Arhf' Q W A T: , Q. 'B ., X .,.. i H .: Av :EEE if jg K it , , A K,Q'! 4 ' Qlll Y 4, W W .A ay if .H . AL'V Y ' A A-9- C 'lv ?' I ,lf , , WM A as Q ' ' Q : K 'Q in WW we f -Ku. R is: if 'Wha- fii, Z 0 YS , X v. mei. if fix O ' M M1 .W 6555 Yi GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM Watching tennis balls flying back and forth, Sammie spent his time surveying the tennis courts, liking the physical ideas, but not the idea of being mis- taken for a bird. G. A. A. The purpose of the G.A.A. is to promote social and athletic activi- ties for all girls and to foster the highest ideals of sportsmanship. These athletics, led by Virginia Olds, president, sponsored volleyball, soft- ball, ond basketball playoffs, had a banquet with their mothers, and put on a white elephant sale. Their sponsor is Miss Jane Trude. Presidents ,,o., ,ooooo V irginia Olds Vice-Pres, ,oo, Y, Kay Roccoforte Secretary ooo,o Marilyn Engberg Treasurer ,ooo,ooo,,, Janice Roper Act. Chmn. coo,,ooo Janet Stroble Sponsor ,oo,o L Jane Trude VOLLEYBALL After a playoff between classes this team came out on top with the inter-school vol- leyball and basketball cham- pionships. -' .M 431: Eight 1 jfifijfgm I mzfggfm ' M, om - ,- -. 4 . M. WMM . WM., tt ,, 'mswi Q .. k .2' .g- H, f'E5 ' P 't 'Q ,L Kg, , E :,.- I 1: -Q I ZIII- ,'---:: W I- win? . .. ,S it Q In E ti . , ' Q W 'mf - fl: fi - - 5 ' J rrt 2, , ,.,r J .,r, 5, ,,,,:, .,:,,,:,:, nr? - .,..-. ...Lg 5 zqir 3 - ,. . is Jing -,ac ,1-5' '-- .r:- -:-i' . A - ' -r1, :., 1 .2 ,,,-:,, fr -. 5 I ,g -11,-:Q ., c it T Q sos, gm W ' J 1, 3 4, gg L ,logivims we W I, jx ff 'M M , ,px QM 2 4, -Mi-at A , P s Fig, . 4 S .... .,.,,, f ff vf -M 1, fc MQW r A CLUBS 0 e Projects, events, whatever the organization labels its activities, they spell fun, fascination, and enlightenment. Grossmont strives for democratic participation in its clubs. No secret or purposeless group is allowed. Not every club is a glittering example ot success, but the majority are. A club can fill an empty space in the teen- ager's life. Sterling purposes and goals are visibly achieved. You'll discover how they go places and do things in the next pages. n W Q Q r l n 4 r l The lnterclub Council is composed of o representotive from eoch club in Grossmont. lts purpose is to promote the interests of oll clubs, One of its moin octivities this yeor was to interest oll clubs in hoving o booth on Hix Mix Doy ond providing one-half of oll profits to help in storting Helix High next yeor. ,Haig .Haig fha gangg af Jskre. ,f- w CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION First-Semester Officers President ,,,.ee,,ee Bettye Richardson Vice-Pres. e,,.,,,,ee..,eee... Jerry Pixton Secretary e.eeeeeee..ee Jeanne Madson Treasurer .eee,,,,.,,,eee.7 Jean Meredith Second-Semester Officers President s,,....,,ess sssse. M ary Clark Vice-Pres. ,,,.,ssss,,s Bettye Richardson Secretary. s,,,,ss.,s,sss,,ess,,, Joan Lewis Treasurer s,,,.,,,eess,ssc,,,,,, Jerry Pixton Upholding the motto Scholar- ship for Service, these C.S.F.ers enjoyed both social and service ac- tivities. The Regional Conference, as well as a State College field, Christmas party, and Neophyte ini- tiation were enjoyed by all. Mem- bership is based on grades, with ten points minimum. Smarty, Smar- ty, Smarty, could well be the theme song for these honor students. QUILL AND SCROLL Officers President. ..u,....,,,....,,uu Tom Pflimlin Vice-Pres. .,.... .....,,.,,,..s . Betty Hale Secretary. .uu....,.,.,ss..,,u Jean Garnett Treasurers ...u..,,,u.,. Sherwin Shermis Sponsor ,.,.,,,uuu..uu.uu,..uu,,., Mrs. Ahern This is an International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Through the informal meetings, achievement in jou r na I ism and allied fields is encouraged and rec- ognized. Two projects were the In- itiation and All-County Quill and Scroll Convention and Smorgas- bord. ' NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Officers President ,,,,....,,,ss,,.ss,,..,,,,, .Ed Gaul Vice-Pres. ....,...u ....,... J ohn Jensen Sec,-Treas. s,,,..,.,sss,,ss Mike Tuve Advisor .,,,,,...,uuu..,uuuu Mr. Kuykendal The National Forensic League, a high school honor society, has taken an active part in speech affairs this year, Members were picking up points at various contests, and officers Ed Gaul and John Jensen represented G.U.H.S. at the Student Congress in Los Angeles. The Con- gress was a working copy of the U.S. House, the Senate and the House, 'ti' M MQ? DUCHESSES Officers Grand Duchess ..,..,,ss, Gloria Eaton Lesser Duchess .,c. - cc.ccccc - Joan Riley Scribe. ,,,c, ,.,,,..,,.,c,,,,c S andy Murry Financial Scribe Claudia Russell Sponsor--. ,c,cc,cc,c,cc,c,uu,uu Miss Hodge Starting the year out with the traditional initiation, these girls tried to give their all-out best for their school and club. Working to- gether to put over the Miss Guz contest was a big chore, but besides this they ushered at the Senior play, sponsored a Fashion Show for graduating seniors, held an after- game dance for the March of Dimes Fund, and finally finished the year with a Farewell to Seniors trip to Laguna Beach. DONS First-Semester Officers President oo....A.Aoo.o,, Ronnie Withem Vice-Pres. u.,, . ,,u,u,uu,uu ,. Bill Jones Secreta ry. c,o,uu.uu,..,....,o., Pat Henry Treasurer c,cc,co,u,u.,u,.,,., Oliver Askew Second-Semester Officers President c,,,,c.,,,..,,. Doug Brunson Vice-Pres. ,,c,c,,o,uu,u,u,,u..,. . Bill Jones Secretary oco,,uu, Pat Henry Treasurer u,u,uu,,u,u.uu,..,,u.,u,u,u Joe Ball These boys in their blue satin jackets were famous for their orig- inal Don-ka-poo juice, sold earli- er in the year. They were also responsible for the dressy dance, Spring Swing, in March. They also painted school trash cans, lined the teachers' parking lot, and paint- ed the seniors' bench. They well earned the trophy award for the best service for the year. DUKES Officers President uu,.c,oo,.....,.., Demi Xendes Vice-Pres. oc,.,, Tom Renshaw Secretary c,coc. o,c. . -- Chuck Muse Treasurer ,cc,co ,u.,u, . Frank Mighetto Sponsorn., ,u,u..,o..,.....,uu,ue Mr. Shields Smoking on the campus was a big problem until these boys decided to curb it. From there they went on to do other services, such as lining the student parking lot, And you weren't one of the gang if you weren't seen at the annual Dukes' Drag. Proud possessions of the Dukes are their white satin jackets. MOONSWEEPERS President. , ,,, ,. ,,, Louise Bunger Vice-Pres, , , .v.. , P at Linden Secretary , , L , L Yw. . Pat Roth Treasurer ,, A,, ,,, Patt McDermoth Sponsors. ., ,, - Mrs. Quicksail, Miss Jenkins Beginning a very successful year with a hectic initiation, this club in long standing, went on to make their annual Stocking Stomp one of the most successful dances of the year. Besides that they ushered at the A.S.B. play, and served at the Homecoming dinner. Then they sat back and enjoyed a stay at Borrego and finally wound up the year with a Farewell to Seniors din- ner. KNIGHTS Officers Master Knight. c.acc,ac,,a Leroy Cooper Sir Knight .. .L,,LL,LL,LL, . Don Lenardi Scribe, ,L,,LL,LL,,.L . ,,,a. Mark Echeverri Sponsors LL,,LL,LL,L LL...L.,.c. M r. Duea, Mr. Warburton The Knights have a thousand eyes. Connected with Student Government, sports, and many other activities, these boys do many out- standing jobs for our school. Some of their activities for this year in- cluded work on the P.T.A. drive, and the chief job of keeping order at assemblies and athletic events. The boys start as squires until they do an individual project for the school or community. TORCH AND SABER Advisor-Mr. Moeser This club is composed of the of- ficers from R.O.T.C. They helped plan a very successful Military Ball. lt is an honorary society. FOOTHILLER HI-Y Officers President ssss sssssssss B Bob Carpenter Vice-Pres., Aeeeee,ee ,Charles Anderson ,Walter Burgess Secretary a,aa. Treasurer a,a,, a,aa,.,aa BOb Audifl Sp0n50r,U,,,,, W ,N ,,,Mr. Tl10I11dS These boys went educational this year, they had several speakers from school and an F.B.l, man. In between times, they managed to reinforce their treasury by raffling off a turkey before Christmas, and the boys enjoyed the snow, then a hayride, and finally climaxed the year with a beach party. Big proj- ect for the year was the new track board, to be kept up to date from now on. LA MESA HI-Y First-Semester President Joel Hastings Second-Semester President Noel Mickelson Sponsors Mr. Hart, Mr. Warburton Long established, this club held their annual Watching of Doors for the Christmas Pageant, Induct- ing a new Hi-Y was also taken on by this club and last, but certainly not the least, of their contributions was the plaque with names of World War ll veterans from GU.- H.S. presented to the school. FLETCHER HILLS HI-Y First-Semester Officers President ,s,ss,,, s ss,s,s Frank Penny Vice-Pres. ssss ,C s,ss Jack Myrick Secretary ss,s, ,s,s ss,s,s s,ss,s,s B o b Lund Treasurer ,ss,ss Richard Nunley Second-Semester Officers Presidents, ss c,sTony Kesschassly Vice-Pres. ,,s,s so Neil Christenson Secretarym, ,. Frank Penny Treasurer ssss, so s,sMelvin Scott Sponsorsss E csscMr. Kerr Fletcher Hills Hi-Y have done many worthwhile projects this year. They were very honored to receive the county Jessop trophy for their outstanding contributions as a Hi- Y. Some of their many community projects were March of Dimes Drive and collecting toys for needy. They will close this year with a banquet. SSW . iw: LEMON GROVE H I-Y Officers President e,., e,e,e,e, Joe Hurst Vice-Pres ..,. .s,ssss,s., . .s 7 Don Brand Sec.-Treas. s,sN ,,,ss c s,s, D elvin Hutton Formed only a few years, these boys have worked really hard to build up their club. No account of their activities was on hand, but we heard of a great deal of plan- ning going on for their annual end- 3 V .E of-theeyear banquet. LAKESIDE HI-Y Advisor-Mr. Edgar Activiti available es and officers were not for the annual write-ups before the annual was put to rest. Presidents assss ssau.sssu Vice-Preswsw . Secretary Treasurer ROLANDO HI-Y Officers so Dean Leptich Ven Pernicano o Darrell Lachell ,Terry Lauritsen os ssMr. Ramsey Rolando boys, not to be out-done, have come up with a brand new club and maroon satin jackets, that seem to be the rage here this year. We know the boys will be heard from lots in the future. Sponsorcsss , jg, VISTA LA MESA HI-Y Officers were not known at the time the annual went to press, Too new for activities, we'll hear more of them laters ALPINE TRI-HI-Y Officers Presidentu, ,,,, ,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,, Gail Wilson Vice-Pres. sssssssssssss S Gerry Dearnin Secretary ssssssssssssss Joan Butterworth Treasurer sss, c--c-,,Janise Roper Brand new this year, these girls have made a name for themselves in school and their community. They made the polio warcls a hap- pier place for the children at Christ- mas, and they attended Y day in Hollywood, participated in groundbreaking ceremonies for Al- pine Youth Center, and aided the Alipne Women's Club. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Officers President ccc, ,Weldon Dolly Vice-Pres. ucucccc a cucc Jim Cody Secretary Allen Hawley Treasurer c,,,,,,, , ,Jack White Sponsorsum, ,,,,,,,,,, W SR. Brown, J. Dyer These boys judge Dairy, Poultry, Beef, Swine, Citrus, and sheep at Fairs and Farm Shows. The boys won for our school the State Cham- pionship in citrus judging, which if you didn't know, is a tough thing to do. Aside from this these stu- dents participated in Public Speak- ing contests, showed their stock at fairs and went on various field trips. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Officers President ....EE..EEE.EEE. VEE. P Gffy Ccrone Vice-Pres. EEEE,EE,.EEE.EEE Mory Lawyer Secretary, ,,,,A,,,,A, ,,,,EE B arbara Bates Treggurer ,,,,,,,.,,,,.,..,, Helen Schmidt These students are thinking of entering into a career that is full of suspense, frustration, and stu- dents who don't have the right at- titude. They need a brand for car- rying on this wonderful institution. These students gave a Hallowe'en Party, ushered at the P.T.A.'s Mom and Pop Go Back to School, and worked on Teachers Are Peo- ple Week. FUTURE NURSES Advisors Miss Atkinson, Mrs. Parrin F o r m e d this year, the girls learned about a very vital profes- sion. Some of the girls hope to con- tinue their ambition into later life. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Officers President ssssssss......ss..ss.s s-Carol Pitts Vice-Pres. ssss..s....,...,.....sss Bill Dyer, Amelia Contrera Secretaryu ...sss ss.sss. Y Juanita Heflin Treasurer sas,ss.ssssssss John Holliday, La Verne Hellmers Sponsors ..s,ssss......ss.sss.. Mrs. Gibson, Mr. Bilyeu Facing the business world may be a problem to some, but not to these students. They've learned all about the troubles there are to face. Speakers and activities keep the club on their toes. Representatives from here were at the Spring Con- vention held in Los Angeles. The club is sponsored by the Lakeside Kiwanis Club. TRI-Y Officers President 7 . , ., ,.,v.... Sally Barnett Vice-Press.. .. ....,...,,,, , June Felber Secretary.-. . ., Charmaine Sumpter Treasurer e,e.ve . ........,e .Carol Galusha Sponsor ,e,ee,e,ee,e,e,ee,. Miss Anderson This junior and senior group aims to promote fellowship among all women and girls. They learn from planning and doing these ac- tivities: Come As You Are party, chicken pie dinner, the Heart Hop, mountain party, Fashion tea, decorating children's convalescent home, and a farewell party. SPEECH CLUB Officers President ,s,ss,c,sc, . John Jensen Vice-Pres. . .. .s Marilyn Thomas Secretary ,,ssc .Charlotte Dickenson Treasurer ,s,ss,.,sc.., Barbara Alecsh Sponsor .,ssss,s,ss,c,s.,s,, Mr. Kuykendal The Grossmonters who e n j o y speech work further increase their skills through this group. The An- nual Speech Banquet is the princi- pal project. The club is considering a merger. BOWLING CLUB Nothing was heard from the Bowling Club as to their activities or officers. Another strike mayhaps. t t ., ,... E give? A ik Q5 - ,fp-6 :se-2 .:' v'-V xx. Y-.1 3.xWi F: Q A Ms! xg .f ggi, cw TRI-Y-TEENS Officers Presidents O Mary Alice Rigley Vice-Press ccacacaccc O Laura Collins Sec.-Treas. cssssscsc O Carol Culver Advisor rllll O c lllll Mrs. Asquith The Tri-Y-Teens is open to all freshman and sophomore girls. The year's activities were an exciting splash and slumber party and din- ner-dance with the Hi-Y's. The service project was collecting toys and gifts to fill the stockings of foster children. A money-making affair consisted of a Fashion Show and Tea. DRAMA CLUB Officers Vice-Pres. c.,,c . Lois Hacker President so sssssssssc so Barbara Alesch Secretary cccc O Tom Hernandez Sponsor ssss ,,,,s, ,,,,,,,,.ss c M r. Knlss Only Makebelieve could be the theme song for these thespians. Presenting a program on KCBQ was the highlight of their second suc- cessful year. They also did some work in the way of one-act plays, declamations, and monologues, The last big event of the year will be a Costume party. HORIZON CLUB Officers President cccc cscc,ccc D ottie Ballantyne Vice-Pres. as so so ssss Shirley Reise Secretary , ,,,, , O Barbara Lemke Treasurerc, O as Earlene Jurgensen Horizon's personalities and ex- periences are broadened by this social service club. Activities began with the dressy installation of offi- cer's, next followed the dreamy Blue and Silver Ball, collected for the March of Dimes. A week end mountain stay, Mother and Daugh- ter Tea and farewell dinner and theatre party were some of their doings, The bi-annual convention was held at Long Beach. BIOLOGY CLUB Officers President ee,,ee,,ee, Bettye Richardson Vice-Pres.. ssssss,....sssssss ,Bob Whited Secretary sss,ss ss..s..s..s . Joe Migliore Treasurer. ss,ss,s....s . Ronald McGuire Sponsor ,d,,d,,d,,d,,d..,,,d,,d,,d,, Miss King The old members applied the treatment to the new members at their initiation by dreaming up strange combinations of food to be eaten, Interest and Upper Division Biology are the requirements for membership in this long established club. CIMICES VERDES Officers President ,,cc,cc,cc... , Roberta McCain Vice-Pres.. ,,cc,cc,cc,....,c . Pat, McCain Secretary cc,cc, .,.c,,. V lrginla Olds Treasurer ,,,,,, ,.c,,,,,, . Bob Dufford Sponsor ,..,,,cc,,cc,cc,cc,ccc,. Mr. Romsey Latin for Green Bugs, this name gives teachers and students alike trouble when it comes to pro- nouncing it. This is another one of the Biological clubs up here. An exciting initiation left enough mem- bers to warrant field trips to the Natural Museum of History, Palo- mar Observatory, and their annual Borrego desert trip. CHEMISTRY CLUB Officers President ,,.cc,ccccc..c.c,c. Elmo Parker Vice-Pres. c,c, . .,cccccc Ralph Peterson Secretary, ,cc,cc,,cc Bettye Richardson Terry Lauritsen ,Mr. Brobst Treasurer. ,c,,,,,....,,c, Sponsor c,,ccc .. ,cs,c.c,,ca,cc, Sponsoring a talent assembly brought better understanding to the Chemistry Club this year. They thoughtfully fire-proofed the Christ- mas costumes and were greatly ap- preciated by participants, During that time you coulzl hear strains of l Don't Want to Set the World on Fire. They visited and investi- gated many places around the city. Included was a trip to the Police Crime Laboratory. LATIN CLUB Officers President .,,., ,,.. A. T ony Fuller ' Gary Underhill, Louise Quist Donna Zaizer, Arlien Schriefer Loretta Deeds Vice-Pres.. .e,.v B ,.,e f Secretary e,e,,ee eweefee Treasurer s,,,,s,,,,,s,,,,s, Students who are interested in Latin meet regularly to engage in activities connected with Roman life and language. The members perform Latin plays and also have social activities. This year they gave a Christmas basket. Each year they have the Roman Banquet and traditionally the first year stu- dents are slaves to the upper class- man. PAN AMERICAN CLUB Officers President ,c.,c,,... Neils Christiansen Vice-Pres. ,cc.c,,,,c,..,s,..,c Lela Tucker Secretarye ,.,..cescc,c,c.,cc,.. Pat Suttner Treasurer ,,ee,ec,.,.. Joan Butterworth The purpose of the Pan Am is to promote friendship and greater un- derstanding between ourselves and our neighbors south of the border, The biggest social project of the year is the formal Pan American Ball, over which Barbara Porter reigned as queen. ART CLUB Officers President. ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,s John WQt50n Vice-Pres. ..,,.,,,,, ,, John MCNQmQrQ Secretarye ,...u.,s ,Shirle Jane Rosese Y Sponsor .eeee.e..eu,uscse.c.uucc. Mrs. Reed Seeking to learn more about their favored subject, these stu- dents have broadened their field through wood and soap carving, decorating vases, and frequently visiting the Art Gallery's of San Diego, Assistance in awarding the alrtb scholarship comes from the c u . JUNIOR STATESMEN Officers President , e,e,e C Betty l-lale Vice-Press ,e,ee, , e,ee,e. Mike Tuve Secretary eeee, Y C, . Pat Suttner Treasurer ,ee,e eeeee , Gil Newton Sponsor e,ee,. C e,e,e ,e,e,ee, C Dubow Hoping to create more intelli- gent voters for the future, the Junior Statesmen work under the slogan Make Democracy Work. The Grossmont chapter sponsored the Faculty Debate, held a welcome dinner and initiation, went to su- perior court, attended a union meeting, and visited the City Coun- cil. Representatives went to the legislatives conventions in Sacra- mento and Long Beach. SCHUBERT CLUB Officers President , ,sss C Gail Wilson Vice-Pres., s,sc aDoris Alderman Secretary ,ss, Sally Watson As a classical appreciation group the members play piano, viola, violin, and other instruments, and sing, Membership is decided at spring try-outs. The purpose of the Shubert Club is to stimulate a fur- ther love of music by informal recitals by members. FOOTHILLER HORIZON Open to Freshmen and Sopho- more girls. This club is the upper division of Camp Fire Girls. At this time we were unable to get the of- ficers names cr their activities, 1 hggf' BLADE fAND EDGE Officers President e,,e e... u Lola Mae Anderson Vice-Pres. .sssss...ss Nancy McArthur Secretary c ,,,,ssssss...,,v Marlen Alban Treasurer ss.,.,,,s.sss,,vsssss Jim Phillips Without sleet and snow to aid them, these members had to rely on the artificial ice at Glacier Gar- dens and the strains of the Skaters Waltz to get them in the mood for their weekly sessions, Highlight- ing their other activities for .the year was a dance and snow party. DIVOT DIGGERS GOLF CLUB Officers Secretary ,,,..ssooo..,o cNorma Wallace Sponsor. coocs .. .oco..,c, Miss Jane Trude This is one of the newly formed clubs. This year to promote more interest in a new sport, some girls with the aid of Miss Trude went to work. They planned matches and worked up good competition. We hope they succeed in building up interest in golf. HI-C BIBLE CLUB Officers President .,,,usoooo...oooo, Bob Manning Vice-Pres. ,ooo W o..sooo. Doreen Thomas Secretary oo.u., .o,,. L oretta Deeds Treasurer u. oouoc...ooo..,,,, Carolyn Dyer The purpose of Hi-C is to pro- mote Christian ideals in the live's of Grossmont students. There are weekly interdenominational meet- ings which consists of a short in- spirational prayer and a guest speaker. Under the able leadership of Mary Lou Lefflers and Bob Manning the club has achieved many goals. Mrs. Hazel Hart l Mrs. Eleanor Poley Mr. William Jones . . . And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of Time . . . Owl' WQUBI'-67l'L6lil'lg jAdl'lL5 GIIJ gfafitufle tO! Mr. Watterson . . . tor his invaluable help and patience in making our annual a real thing. Paul Roberts Valley Studio . . . for class pictures, senior pictures, and photographic help when we needed it most. Jerry Mathel and Norman Carruth . . for photographic help. Bobbie Dorman . . . for the little bodies that are wander- ing around in the annual, and for help on class pictures. S. K. Smith 81 Co .... for covers. Sunset Engravers . . . for engraving. Neyenesch printers . . . for printing. All the students and faculty members who have been so kind and cooperative in putting up with problems ot this year's annual. P