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We wish her many years of happiness and join with her in memories of a Grossmont which could not have been what it is without her l tif Ah1111n151rz1t1n11 N J Ig Y I - ,Z KV 1,5 .cj if X gl fix 1? X! Y ol? ..g:.J Mr Lewis F Smith Dlstrlct Supertntendent 'S' Mr Harold Hughes Mr Harry Riley Mr John Cornellus Mrs Irma Sears Assistant Superlntendent Vlce Prxncnpal Prnnclpal Secretary Mr Srmth Mr Cooper Mrs Sears M Fo er Mr Hall Mr Hughes Mr Freeman l'I We the Class of l952 owe much to the Board of Trustees for theur wtse guldance through our years of hugh school and we know that thelr advice teachnngs, and helpfulness will never be forgotten by any of us K .P l W Rx, e 1 . l ll e ,' sl e y 1 . ,. -. V, xl b x X . ' , . I. st . . . .W is A I ,F ev 3 N , n l l . T' l K ,,,,,,,W, ,, V Lk A w ,Jig Mr. Walter Barnett Mrs. Vela Gibson N 'ra Mrs. Eva Quicksall Miss May Jenkins Mrs. Zandro Fitch Mrs. Hazel Eldridge Secretary ASB Bookkeeper Grossmormt ard Helix Grossmorit Mrnznmnni Shwlit L - Counselors ig -ein- Aftendonce Office Business Office Counseling Secretory Vivian Owen Georgina La Mode Shirley Goward Carol Smith Barbara Pressier Receptionist Tommy Gould Betty Kubik Mrs. Doris West QQ THE NURSE THE BUS DRIVERS Who guards the big stone palace on the hill? Why Al Ehlers, ot course. He portrays The Palace Guard. Coming in tor a lot ot work and little glory are the yard workers and custodians. They keep the palace grounds spotless and in good repair. The keepers ot the Royal Limousines trans us to and from the palace grounds. Q Who tends the sick and ailing Knights, Squires, and Pages ot G.U.H.S.? The school nurses carried through with this job. ' The cafeteria statt, headed by Mrs. Barnett, served hungry Grossmonters meals tit for a king. THE PALACE GUARD THE CAFETERIA STAFF THE CUSTODIANS E5 22: -f fra .. ' are 'Q Evpartmvntn 4 nglwh George Gross Robert Spencer Department Heod Eckoe Ahern John Goss James Dewey Dorothy Smith ENGLISH Dad Sur Golohod use o few donglung porhcaples, or moybe o few wrong pronouns here ond there? We'II never know, but Mr Gross sees To If thot Grossmonters know their English bockword ond forword Thus ns on extremely busy deportment, uncludnng Engllsh grommor ond Ionguoge, Iutero ture, wrlflng, opprecloflon of reodlng ond wrltlng, dromo ond speech Aldo Kirk QNX nglwh amh Svnrml Svtuhwz -. June Collard Department Heod T7 651419 Lmf ff .Q Beffee Frazier 4' Ruth Martinez Svnrial Srrirnrv amil 15. Sv. lgiiatnrg These two subjects are very important to us, the future leaders of America. We must learn all we can of other peoples and of our forefathers, Under the able direction of Mr, Reed, head of this department, we learn some of the most important lessons of all time . . . how to get along with our neighbors. Raymond Reed Department Head www.. MQW Lazelle Smith Robert Cordry Gordon Shields . A ' 1 . 1 1. V -KM . ,M V, 'B is A '. 6' A, A Q f 1 t : , , , 2 t ,.,.j:,-'W ,... g -QLQ r L, 'Y' ,lf -,is - L A Qlangnagv How dad our Medneval ancestors converse? Ask a student of language He knows Latnn or hell have Miss Anderson to answer to Mr Vunson heads thas department whlch besides Latin In Cludes French and Spanssh Eugene Vnnson Department Head f L ' I :vain Y? Ruth Lane Ferns Edgar Marlon Anderson 1 - I V - .,v.,'-,1, ' f ' s ,1 rr: T, - blr, L , t Tu ' t ,M ji ,r ' I ,I fe .f V .M 1 'W ' ' ' I ' . N-AV! f ,V ik ' 7 ,L . ' illllathvmatim Miss Sawyer is the head of this department, and is very busy seeing to it that the students here are well schooled in the field of Mathematics. Among the things taught which our medieval ancestors knew nothing about are geometry, algebra, general math, and trigonometry. ml. Y Mildred Sawyer Department Head Willard Barkell 1 48, W Frank Keogh Mel Frank Agneg Josephine Kollmyer Svrirnrr lf only our Knights of old could visit the Gross- mont science closseslll Under the direction of Mr. Doggs, this department delves into the mysteries of life on this world of ours. Cllorles Doggs Department Heod . M ' I Mary Atkmson Vi i C F Moeser William Ramsey John Wilton Samuel Von Note . go ills . ll l Alb 2 . 4' ,V T 0 'N , ' -l ll . f rf A ' -ff? Agrtrultnre Mr Brown IS the head ot the Agriculture de partment which offers a four year course of Agra culture uncludnng animal husbandry horticulture farm management and soul and crops Ralph Brown Department Head AQMCUL. T'-f 13' if vi If James Dyer Wlley Day O I I I 35111 ' g S15 5232 'E , x V ' 43 .,,, ' H s ' . 221, .7 , ,Q ml Q-Q 'gfzf ELL -i f ft ft ,Q 5? xi, J ,v. I ' , '+. Q . nhuztrial Aria It our knights had been as mechanically mlnded as our G U H S boys maybe through some thnng like thus department they could have devused a more comfortable sunt of armor Mr Taylor as head of thus department sees to rt that hrs students are well schooled when nt comes to auto shop gen eral shop general metals mechanical drawing and woodshop Don Taylor Department Head Vernon Hull Erwm Holk John Roong George Bank ' ' ' ' I I - I , . I - l i I I I . f ' 5 1 4 f .' , l A E 1 A , Elsue Reed Department Head Art :mil Hhntngraphg Mrs Reed as o busy woman as head of thus department The ortrsts spend therr trrne workrng In crafts commercral ort costume desugnsng and freehand drawing Photographers are o very busy group too Their display of pictures was on excep tuonal one Marpone Hyde .ml James Parker L. Evelyn Schmidt Department Head Norma Hush ignmemaking Mrs. Schmidt is busily seeing to it that Gross- mont maidens will make their knights in shining armor wonderful wives. When they finish their course in cooking and sewing, they're well equip- ped for the future f 'PP 1 I Brama ami! Svpvrrh f '. -Y I lxl .V It f,lf y . , L, I,-Vg. . I Qptxll. W . K Hu ' lf ltr. T it llw, X t lla at QV , Raymond Kmss , l Two of the actnve departments nn Grossmont are the departments of speech and drama The participants bring fame and glory to the school through the actlvntues and contests they enter and under the able dnrectuon and coaching of Mass Shrnver Mr Kuykendall and Mr Kmss they never fall to brlng home those trophies Through their work the students galn a valuable art that wull re mam and be useful to them throughout their lzves Miss Beulah Shriver Department Head Mr Robert Kuykendall Munir 1 Merle Donohue VOCAL MUSIC Mrs Donohues tune choral groups are well known around San Diego The Red Robe Chonr as especually famous and rs known throughout the state The other program group rs the Gnrls Ensemble Between these two and the Boys Quartette and the Glrls Quartette the vocalists of G U H S are kept very busy INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC We hear the strains of martlal rnusrc and our hearts quicken as we see the Blue and Gold of the Grossrnont band go rnarchnng by Mr Lutz ns the director of thus exceptional group Another able group In thus depart ment as the orchestra Both have done a Splendid job L! lj, 1 fftff-'fr '-4'fL4v lf I K.A.f fn , R Harold Lutz I Jean Creelman Department Head Shlrley Anderson ge-mf WT? H X Nu. Dorothy Arnold HL- 2:-1 L in Dorothy Huckle 651115 Hhgatral hurattnn Mlss Creelman head of thus department as a very busy gal She keeps the GU HS gurls ln shape Could be that the hapless maidens of the castles would have Inked to yom mto the many actuvntles offered the gurls here such as mdlvldual sports softball basketball tennis tumblmg and volleyball to mentnon but a few Specnaltnes also come under thus department O , O 0 S V 'IVQQQ 'ive' . . . . . . . . I I I . I . I A ' . I W . Q4 ' .V ,Y K L L r .iqfb A E C ,A R, 1' Bnga' Iihgniml hnmtinn Coach Nygren is the King Arthur in this court of brawn. lt is here that the muscles of the Foot- I 4 hillers are developed through general class exercise, Bernard N ygren hygiene, football, basketball, tennis, track field Deponmem Head events, and others. Lawrence Head Jack Mashin John Hancock J' 3537. 3, 3 c., Annabelle Jump Department Heod Justice Lundquist ffieg , f V , 4 4 ZW! 4 ,V z 45050 .1 Zfifykif. Qlnmmrrrinl Our Miss Jump, heod of the commer- ciol department, keeps G.U.l-l.S. girls one jump oheod ot the toir moids of the chivolry doys. After completing o busi- ness course here, the girls ore reody to hold their own in the working women's world. The boys get involuoble troining out of these courses ot typing, short- hond, bookkeeping ond other office proc- tice courses. Phil Morell 4 ,L William Beck Harris Cousineou Marilyn Perry Loss Kelly Qlthrarg Whenever o student ns nn need of moteruol for ony class he knows that the Gmssmont lnbrory us well equupped to supply the mformotnon Mass Kelly IS olwoys wlllung to help students fund what ever they need ond the quiet room IS olwoys 0 soncruory for the bookworms of our school ' ff ,W ff f 1'- A ' I v I , ' a , 1 . . 1 . Y 1 Qllanffvfi - 1faf . s-' ., NN .X-!lf,'.!5' '31 tl xl? X, X Lf. x L 5 X' F -:WW 1 Q s4 ' 'ar' ' .175 -N' . Lv rl . dx' V' - 5 George Gross Advisor Class Officers President Wally Kodis Vice Pres, Doug Brunson Secretary Eleanor Watson Trea .irer John Kenna Ferris Edgar Advisor is May Jenkins 0- 4 Counselor 1 UST as the knights of long ago had to be trained and endure hardships to secure their standing-the seniors, after long years of waiting, have finally reached their goal, Leaving be- hind them pleasant memories of ditch day, the prom and the banquet and dance. There are memories also, perhaps, which are not so pleasant, of long hours of homework and exams. The final ceremony, however, will come all too soon for many. Good luck, leaders of tomorrowl May you always remember the Big Stone Castle on the hill. SENIOR COMMITTEES Banquet and Dance-Chairman Alice Lutterman Ditch Day Chairmen Mary Carlile7Bernard Martin 5116? '25 I! is ,323 l Cords ond Announcements Choirmon Koy Hortsell in - 4.1 Cop ond Gown Committee I ,... Choirmon Mory Wolker Sweater Committee Groduotion ond Boccoloureote Choirmon Pot Asquith-John Kenno Gift Committee Cnoirmon Donno Goodwin S-at fx K, A -4-1 my 5-I-111.3 Adams, William Clinton B u l I transferred here from Point Loma un his uunuor year . . . He has fun going to the beach and work- ung un auto shop . . . Hopes to attend col- lege and become a fisherman . . . Student Council . . . Football . . , Basketball. Anderson, Charles Donald Called Andy by his friends . . . Likes sports . . . He plans to attend college after graduation . . . Dukes 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Football 3, 4. Alexander, Caroline Frances Carol lukes to go to the moyues . , , Hornemakung r a t e hugh with her at school . . . Plans to uoun the Waves after gradua- tion. Anderson, Martha Ann Martha says chem- istry and agriculture are her favorites , . . She also likes to swim . , . Student Council l, 3 . . . Buble Club 2 . . . Bond 2, 3, 4 . . , Jr. Statesmen 3, Proxy 4 . . . G.A.A. 3, 4 . . . F.F.A. 3, 4 . , . Plans on going to college. 'K .4 f' Almgren, Diane Jeannette History is tops with Duane . . . Was un Horizon Club I . . . Prexy of Cuyul Service 2 . . . Tru-Y-Teens l, 2 . . . Duchesses 2, 3, Treasurer 4 . . . Girls League Friendship Comm. 3 . . . Pageant 3...Tru-Y3... Pep Comm. 4 , . . Song Leader 4 Anderson, Mary Elizabeth Lukes to read, knit, and dance . . . Socuol problems, English and music also rate hugh with Mary . . , Red Robe Chour l, 2, 3, 4 , . . Alpine Tru-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . Pageant l,2,3,4...Flag Corps 3, 4 . . . Senuor Truo 4 . . . Inter Club council 4. Altshuler, Maurice Maury likes sports and plans an athletic career for the future ...Tennus2... Student Council 2 . . , Speech Club 2, 4 . . . Baseball 3, 4 , . . Commissioner of Ath- letics 4 . , . Knights 3 . . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. I Andre, Bethet'Kaye Beth ca e to Grossmont fro Chu- cago un heriop more year . 1. 'ce skating and I u are her fa- yorit times . . . Dram Club 2, 3 . . . Maj r ttes 3, 4 . , . Bla and Edge 3, 4 . . . Harvest Queen 4 . . . Duchesses 4. Ambrose, Velma Jean Velma enioys sing- ing on teleyusuon . . , Was un Senuor Glee 2 . , . Chour 3, 4 . . . Pageant 3, 4 . . . Sprung Concert 3 . . . Ensemble 4 . . . She plans to attend Los Angeles Baptist Sem- unary and become a music teacher. Archard, John John likes to hunt and work around cars . . . At school he en- uoys mechanical draw- ing . . . Hus plans for the future include Jr. College and then to go on to college . . . Varsity Football 3, 4. Ammons, Donna Lorraine A welcome oddutuon thus year from New York . . . Donna plans to attend Vocational School and become a beouticuan. Archer, Imogene Skating rates hugh with Imogene . . . ln school she likes book- keeping and salesman- ship . . . Was un Stu- dent Councul l . . . Plans to attend Buble School and prepare for some type of clergucal work. Askew, Oliver F. Thinks track, crafts, and mechanical draw- ing are tops . , . Roll- er Skating Club 3, 4 . . . Pageant 4 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Dons 2, 3, 4 . . , Football 2, 4 , . . Bowling Club 3 , . , Dutch Day Comm. 4 . . Oluyer plans to attend college after graduation. Asquith, Patricia Elaine Patsy to all . , . Says people, swimming and dancing interest her most . , , Tri-Y- Teens lg Veep 2 . , , Inter Club Council I, 2, Prexy 4 . . . C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Card Trucks l, 2, 3 . , . Moonsweepers 2, 3, 4, Prexy 4 . . . A.S,B. Auclair, Yvonne Wilson Called Bunny , . . A welcome addition to G.LJ.H,S. un l95l . . . Going to the beach ranks hugh with her . . . Plans to help her husband become a suc- cess. Austin, Betty Lou Betty has fun danc- in g, swimming a n d traveling . . . Student Council I, 2, 3, 4... Tri-Y-Teens l, 2 , , . Speech Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Foothill Echoes 2, 3 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Madonna 3 . . , Quill and Scroll 3, 4 ...Tru-Y3,4.., Veep 4. N.F.L, 3, Prexy 4. Ayers, Joan Evelyn Joan came to Gross- mont from San Diego Hugh un her junior year . . . She likes to work with crafts and ride horses . . . You will be seeing her at San Di- ego State College where she'll study to become a secretary. Barnes, Donald Wayne Don says English is his favorite subuect , . . In Blue and Gold Hi-Yl,2...C. Trackl,2...A Track 4 . . . Pep Comm. 3 . . . Co-Cur- ricular 3 . . . Knights 3 . . . Gold Pep Comm. 4...Dukes3,4... Head Cheerleader 3, 4 . , . College is his des- tunation. Barnett, Dale K. Interested in hot rods . . , Lakeside Hr- Y 2, 3, 4 , . . Annual Staff 4 . , . Dale is planning to join the Coast Guard after graduation, Bertoncini, Eleanor Ruth Spanish, typing, and music are among Elea- nor's favorites , . . Transferred here in her sophomore year from Arcata LJ n i o n High School . . . Tri-ettes 2 . . . Spring Concert 2, 3 . . , C.S.F. 2, 3 . , . Cimices Verides 2, 3 , . . Nurses Club 3 , . . Inter Club Coun- cil 3, Bates, John Carney Called Johnny . . . Attended Grossmont all four years. . . He likes stone work and art . , . Plans for the future are undecided . . . Pageant 4. Bingham, Shirley Lea A welcome addition from Nebraska in her sophomore year . . . Likes skating and Eng- lish . . . Shirley will enter Nurses' Training after graduation. Beers, John Clyde John transferred here from Honolulu, Hawaii in his freshman year , . . Enjoys book- keeping and working in the boys gym . . . His ambition is to be- come a clerk in the Physicial Education De- partment. Biship, Clive Earl Clive was a faithful Grossmonter for all four years . . . Likes to hunt and read . . . He will attend State College for two years and then go on to Davis and become a veterinarian. Beesley, Jerrilou Plans to attend vo- cational s c h o ol and study to become a dental assistant , . . She transferred h ere from Hoover in her junior year . . . Jeri was in G.A.A. 3, 4 . . . Pan Am 4 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . . Girls League Pub- licity Comm .... Duchesses 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 4. Bishop, Doreen Doreen will do some type of clergical work after attending J.C ..., Enjoys skating . . . Says bookkeeping and salesmanship are her favorite classes. Bell, Virgil Sports rank high with Junior , . . ln Freshman Football l , . . Varsity Football 2,3,4..,Dons3 ...BoysGlee3... Choir 4 . . . You'll be seeing him at J.C. next fall, Blackmore, Patricia Ozelle Roller skating is Pat's favorite pas- time . . . At school she likes social prob- lems . . . ln Senior Glee l, 2 ,... Pom- pon Corps 3, 4 . . . F.B.L.A. 3, 4 . . , She will become a secre- tary. Bense, Eddie Laurence A faithful Gross- monter for all four years . . . Eddie was in Red Robe Choir 4 , . . Football 3, 4 . . . His future is still a ques- tion mark. Bole, Betty Ann Collecting records and playing badminton rate high with Bee . . . Blade and Edge l, 2 , . . C,S.F. 2, 3 ...PanAm.2,3... G.A.A. 3, 4 . . . Moon- sweepers 4 . . . Trl-Y 4 . . . Sports Official 4,..Pageant4... She will attend college after graduation. 1?-v Boartz, Edwin Crawford Known as Eddie . . . Attended Gross- mont all four years , .. Says cars and girls are his favorite pastimes . . . He is bound for college , . . Bond l, 2, 3, 4. Bouton, Kay M. Kay has been a loyal Grossmonter for all four years , . . Enjoys swimming and riding horses . . , Says book- keeping is her favor- ite subject . , , Tri-Y- Teens l . . . Majoret- tes 2 . . . She plans to attend vocational school and then get married, Bowers, Dave Howard Dave likes to write and plans to be a suc- cessful author some- day . . . Dons 3, Sec- retary 4 . . . Red Robe Choir 4 . , . Boys Glee 4 . . . Foothill Echoes 4 . . . Blade and Edge 3 . . , Varsity Basketball 4 . . . Ditch Day Comm. 4. Bowlen, William C. Answers to Bill . . . His favorite hobby is raising cattle and he plans to become a cattle rancher after attending Cal-Poly . . , Was Veep of F.F.A. Bowman, Nola Viola Nola came to us in her junior year from Escondido , . . Says social problems is her favorite subject . . . Also likes to dance . . . Pompon Corps 4 ...F.B.L.A. 3, 4 . .. Hostettes 4 . , . Cap and Gown Comm, 4 . . . She plans to at- tend college and be- come a dental assist- ant. v Bracco, Marie Elaine Came to G.U.H,S. from New Jersey in the 9th grade . . . Dee Dee says her fiance is her favorite pastime , . . F.B.L.A. 2...Choir4...En- semble 4 . . . Sr. Glee 3 . . . Her ambition is to be a beautician, but says she will most like- ly become a housewife. -,, 4,54-nn. X 15' Brown, Ken Wesley Ken likes sports . . . Played football all four years , . , Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Art also rates high with him Bulman, David Brown, Lois Jane Lois transferred here t'1is yefir from Brawley Union Htgh School . , . Enjoys religious work . . . At school she likes homer-making . . . After graduation she plans to attend Brigham Young University and then be married, Burnett, Carl Hugh Has the unusual nickname of Hoff rod , . , Transferred here from Fairbanks, Alaska in i948 . Likes to work on cars in auto shop and someday plans to own Out- his own trucking fit. tiger Carlile, Mary Mary likes to have fun . . . At school she enjoys tennis and Latin ,,.PianoClubl... C.S.F. l, 2 . . . Tri- Y-Teens 2 . . . Spring Concert 2 . . . Alum- nae Newsletter 2 . , . Election Board 2, 3, 4 . . . Homecoming Queen 4 . , . Moon- sweepers 2, 3, 4, Veep 4. Carr, Lloyd Summers Called Bud . , Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . At school he likes agriculture . ,. He plans to attend col- lege and become a cattle rancher . . . Football l, 2, 3, 4 . ., F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 . , . Dukes 4 . . , Letter- mans Club 4, Browning, Don Carl Don enjoys working Also me- and pro- around cars . , . likes drafting and chanical drawing plans to become a tessional draftsman .. Was in football l, 2, 3 . . . Throttle Stomper Car Club. Butterworth, Joan Joan came to Gross- mont from Seattle Washington in h e r sophomore year . . She enjoys swimming and dancing . . . Par' 2, 3, Treasurer 3 . . Tri-YfTeens 2 . . . CSF. 2, 3 . . , Student Council 3 . , . Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 47 Secretary 2 3 . . . Duchesses Veer 4 . . . Songleader 4 Carter, Robert Raymond Bob enjoys work- ing on his car . , , Also likes sports , . . Played football all four years . . . Dukes l year . . . Lettermans Club l year . . . Plans for the future include marriage and possibly college Brunson, Douglas Vere Doug was in Stu- dent Council l . . . Junior Advisory Coun- cil 3 . . . Don's Prexy 3, 4 . . . Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Fletcher Hills Hi-Y 4 . . . Reader in Pageant 4 . , . l.C.C. 4 . . . Senior Class Veep 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Assist- ant to Comm of Fi- nance 3 . . , Ditch Dav Comm. 4 Byler, Jo Ann Bucholz, Norman F. Norm likes math and English . , , Plans to continue his educa- tion at college and become an engineer. Mgr, Varsity Baseball l . . . J.V. Baseball 2, 3 . . . Student Coun- cil 3 . , . Knights 3 . . . Varsity Club 4 .. ,C.S.F. 4. , .Cross Country 4. Cannon, Ben Mc Kim A transferee frorr' Sweetwater in his jun- ior year . . . Ben likes to swim and work in wood shop . . . Plan' ning to attend JC. after graduation. Buck Elaine likes to dance and collect records. .. Also enjoys crafts . . . She plans to become a telephone operator , . , Student Council l . . . Tri-ettes l . . . Tri- Y-Teens l . . . Dress Regulations l . . . C.A,P, 3 . . . G.A.A. 4 . . . Bowling Club 4. el, Elaine Evelyn Cantor, David Casteel-Cowett, Ruth A. Ruth says skat.ng and physical education are tops with her . . . Drill Team l . . . Skating Club 2, 3 . . . Her ambition is to at- tend J.C. and then travel. Ceiplis, Barbara Lee Physical education and music are favor- ites of Bobbie . . . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 , . . She will become a housewife after grad- uation. Ceiplis, Beverly Ann Known as Bev , . Came to G.U,H.S. from Rosary High in her junior year . . . She has fun swimming . . . Also likes English . . . Plans to attend J.C. and then hopes to own or manage a grocery store. 'BH Chamberlain, Carol Gifford Carol's favorite pas- time is playing the organ . . . Also likes art . , . Choir l, 3 . . . Pageant l, 3, 4, Madonna 4 , . . En- semble 3 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . , Moonsweepers 4 . . . Biology Club 4 . . , Blue Pep Comm. 4 . . , Club Contract- or 4 . , . Plans to be- come a model after attending college, Clough, Uvin Arch Uvin has fun dan- cing . . . At school he likes math and speech . . . Plans to attend college and become an officer in the Navy in the field of electronics ...Choir3,4... Pageant 3, 4 . . Roller Skating l , . . Dukes 3, 4 , . . Fletcher Hill Hi-Y 4. Chambers, Richard Warner Dick c a m e tc Grossmont in l 949 from Memorial Junior High School . , . Likes to dance and work in auto shop . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Letter- mans Club 4 . . . Var- sity Football 4 . . . Will go to Idaho State College and become a Structural and Hydro- electric Engineer. Chapman, Robert Louie Bob is interested in agriculture . , . He was President of F.F.A, for two years . . . Regional Treasurer . . . State Farmer , . . Chapter Sentenal . . . Judging Team , . . His plan for the future in- clude college, marriage and to own his own farm Coburn, Betty Lou Interested in sports . . . Betty transferred here in her freshman year from Oklahoma ...G.A.A.3,4... She plans to attend yo- cational school and be- come an airline host- ess. 4 Jean Coulsby, Barbara Bobbie came to us from Virginia in l95O . . . Enjoys ice skating and eating . . . At school she likes art . . . Pageant 3 . . . Pan Am. 3 . . . Blade and Edge 4 . . , She plans to attend col- lege and become a commercial artist. Coyne, William Arthur Called Bull . . . Came to Grossmont in l95O from Illinois , . . Likes mechanical draw- ing , . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . , , Red Cross Rep. 2 . . . Football l, 2 . . . Hi-Y 2 . . . Baseball l, 2 . . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball Captain 2 Crandall, William E Known as Willie . . , Enjoys speech and at school . . . dward drama Blade and Edge 3, 4 , . . Roller Skating Club 2 . . , l-lls Ombl- tion is to become an osteopathic surgeon. Clark, Ann Collins, Bernice Loretta Has the unusual nickname of Dizzy She likes to dance, skates, and bowl . . . Plans to be married after gradua- tion. Crawford, Betty Clark, Granville Porter Called Granny . , , Has attended G.LJ.H.S all four years , . , He is interested in auto mechanics and plans to work IH this field after attending voca- tional school . . . Band l, 2, 3, 4, Conkle, Benny James Polishing his car and swimming rank high with Benny . . . At school he likes mee chanical drawing . . . After graduation he plans to study elecf tronics at Cal Poly. Thomas A. says eating is his favorite pastime . . . Also likes chem- istry , . . He will at- tend college after graduation , . . Played basketball. Crandall, Tom Clark, Warren J. Has the unusual nickname of Lizzard . . . Has fun playing pool in his spare time . . . At school Enge lush ranks h1g'1 , . . Foothiller l-li-Y l, 2, 3 . . . Assistant Sports writer 3 . . . Choir 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 3, 4 . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Captain l, 2, 3, 4. Cooley, Cynthia Estelle Transferred here in her freshman year from Oregon . . . Scotty is interested in art and has won art awards during her school years . . . She plans to continue her studies at art school and someday hopes to become a commercial artist. Crawford, David Dave h a s fun working an cars and hiking . . . At school he likes auto shop . . . Band l, 2, 3 . . . Pageant 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 4 . . . He hopes to attend col- lege after graduation, Davey, Robert C. enuoys at- tending Demolay . . . At school biology us his favorite . , . Roller Skating Club l, 2 . . Track 2 . . . Cross Country 2, 3 . . , Daisy Chain 3 . , . Dons 4 . . , Letter- mans Club 4 . . . Hus ombutuon us to become a brick mason. Bob Dickerhoff, Paulina Joan Jo enuoys attend- ing rodeos . . . F.F.A. l , 2, 3, 4 . . Dutch Day Comm. 4 . . . After graduation she wull work for a while and then be married. WZ' Davis, James Henry Jim was un Foot- ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Says math is his favorite subuect , . . JC. us his destination after grad- uatuon. Drouin, Bertram Carl Transferred h e r e from Boston, Massa- chusetts un his sopho- more year . . . At school socual problems us tops , . . Foothuller Hu-Y 3 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Football 4 , . . Dukes 4 . . . Varsity Club 4 , . . Dutch Day Comm. 4 , , . the Army after graduation. De Haven, Grace A. Sandy spends her spare time knuttung . .. Journalism us her fa- yorute subuect at school . . . Pompon Corps 3 Tru-Y 3, 4, Veep 4. ., Prom Comm 3 . . . Moonsweepers 3, 4, Songleader 4, l-li Debber Council . . . Grad. Comm, 4. Dudley, Frederick Michael Mike likes sports and was on the bose- ball team thus year . . . Also rates English Literature hugh . , . He intends to joun the Air Force and then go unto cuyul engineering. Eastwood, Edward Duane A transferree u n l95l from Fairfield, Montana . . . Ed likes hunting and fish- ung . . . Auto mechan- ucs also rate hugh . . . He plans to became a future farmer or me- chanuc. Elliott, Suzanne Nancy, Tudy states draw- ung horses, and biology as her favorites . , . Champ Volleyball Team 2, 3 . . . Biol- ogy Club 4 . . . After graduation she plans to become a telephone operator. Peggy Darlene and swimming hugh with Peggy Elmore, Music rate . . , She wull go unto some type of dental work after graduatuon . . . Glee Club l, 2 . . . G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 . , . Tri-Y 3, 4 . . . Choir 3, 4 . . . Pageant 3, 4 . , , Girls League Social Comm. 3, 4... Ditch Day Comm. 4. Dewberry, Carl Dean Carl transferred here from Mt. Empire Union Hugh School in l'uus sophomore year . . , Played clarinet un the band and won a let- ter un football and baseball . . . His am- bition us to be a man- ager for Thrifty Drug Company and to have his own band. Duffy, Patrick E. Duffy was a fauthful member of our alma mater all four years . . . Red Robe Chour 2, 3 . . . He lukes to write and plans to attend col- lege to prepare for a wrutung career. -ss 5 , fs Q Eltzholtz, Virginia Virginia likes out- door actuyities and fashion drawing . . . After attending art school she hopes to be- come a successful fashion designer . . . Christmas Pageant 3, Dick, Noreen Dupuis, Elaine Beatrice Elaine says meeting people and dancing are her hobbies . . . Band and choir rate hugh at school . . . Band l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra 2, 3 . . . Tru-Y Teens 2 . . . Of- fice 2 . . . Golf Club 3 . . . Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . Plans to go to Woodbury College. Dicke Spo raphy Joyce 2 . . son, Joyce Lee ts and photog- rate high with , . , F,T.A. l, I1 l' . G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 . , . Girls Tennis Club 2, 3 . . . Winnung Volleyball Team 2, 3 ...Softball 2, 3 . .. Basketball 3 . , . Tru-Y 4 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . .Blue Pep Comm. 4 . . . Dutch Day Comm. 4. Duren, Bob Lee Bob came to us un l949 from Rhode ls- land . . . Thinks fush- ung is fun . . . Also likes mechanical draw- ung and plans to go unto the field of me- chonics after he grad- uates. Enberg, Marilyn Louise Working with ani- mals is Morulyn's fa- vorite pastime . . . at school she enjoys free- hand drawing . . . G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4g Secretary 3, Prexy 4 ...C.S.F. l, 4 , .. Card Trucks 3 . . . Tennis Club 3 . . . Inner Club Council 2, 4 . . . Tri-Y 4, l Espinola, Carrie Lee Answers to Doll . . . Likes to dance and swim . , . At school she mauored un home- makung . . . She plans to be rnarrued after graduation. Farmer, Allene Marie Allene us a January graduate . . . Enuoys her rob and states salesmonshup us her fa vorute subuect r eens I G A A 3 F B L A Her ambutuon us to travel Follett, Patrucua Joan Joan came to GU l95O from Vancouver Washungton Partues skatung and dancung rank hugh un her opunuon French Club 2 G A 2 Band T u Y 4 Pan Am 3 Roller Skatung Club 4 Cap and Gown Comm 4 Qld' Farr, Lois Elaine Lous has fun swum- mung and ice skatung . , . Tru-Y-Teens I, 2 Blade and Edge I Secretary Treas urer of Sophomore ass Upper House 2 Rung Comm 3 Cuya maca Conference 2 4 Y 4 retary 4 Quull and Scroll 4 Duchesses Folsom, Ann Louuse Ann was un Speech Club and Buble Club She says sewung and buology are among her favorutes W attend Buble school and become a chrs tuan educatuon worker Fitxsimmans, Pamola Pam transferred here from New York un I949 , . . Enoys swum- mung and dancung Also lukes baokkeepung and Latun Roller Skating Club l Latun Club 2 Statesmen 3 4 Nurses Offuce 3 4 Usher at Bocculuarcate Wull attend JC Foote Annette Louuse Answers to Footue Lukes to roller skate Also enuoys ar She would luke attend college travel and become a commercual artust A 2 Buo Club 3 Gurls League 4 Pep Comm 4 Pageant 4 Host ettes 4 Flaherty, Dan I. Came to G.U,H.S. un l95l . . . Lukes basket- ball and math . , . Dan w I attend ol lege after graduatuon Dutch Day Comm Freeborn, Wulham Barhard Bull us unterested un agruculture and plans to attend Cal Poly and then own a ranch or farm of hus own Secretary of FFA A 1' i ill MVIX Lf ., for qv, , .. V W , I of I s..,l,ua , .se ,Q Q 5, fu k, :L-zz 223 1. Florence, Carole Lita Transferred here un the llth grade from Com pton, Calufornua Carol lukes to go to the mavues so says she lukes so cual problems Blade and Edge 3 Roller skatung 4 Pan Am Club 4 She wull attend State College Freeman, Carolyn Anne Art and agruculture rank hugh wuth Carolyn A Junuor Achuevement 4 Banquet and Dance Comm 4 She wull attend college and become a costume desugner 'rig gi HX Q x ' -,Eiivj ' T '1 X? ii Folger, John John ho s attended Grossmont all four years . , . Lukes to go to the beach school auto shop ranks hugh l-le plans to attend college after graduatuon Frltter, Karolm Lu Karolun funds enuoy ment un readung and swumrnung l-lcr ambutuon us to attend UCLA and becorne on Englush teacher Prom Comm 3 Pompon Corps 3 ul and S oll 3 Proxy 4 Foothull Echoes 3 4 Edutor un chuef 4 Gradua tuon and Baccalaureate Comm 4 45 J' 'w3 ff u K- Gander, Marulyn a r u y n e n I o speech and buology Interested un church work Gee I Placed urst Short Story Contest 4 She us plannung to mauor un speech t Pasadena Nazarune College Gates, Lawrence Eugene Know Gene Lukes to sp nd hus spare tume repaur ung autos s ool h lukes rn chanucal drawung Hs plans for the f ture unclude vocatuonal school and then to be come a draftsman 'mx' Gulbert, Gary G Gus says agrucul ture us hus favorute sub ect Lukes to go us ung hus spar tume Lakesude Y 2 4 Vee Prexy 3 F F A H s plannung to run a suc cessful poultry ranch after attendung college Gull Frank 'Y' Glover, Bette Claudean Kurz Came t us frm San Duego Hugh un her uunuor year Betsy lukes to dance skate and rude horseback Mauored un hornemak un Plans to be a good house wufe Goodwun, Donna Fern Called Chuckue Enjoys workung w th chuldren Hopes to attend San Duego State College Pan Am Pom Pon Corps 3 Prom Comm 3 Jr Cass Treasurer 3 Speech Tournaments 3 N F L Secretary eech Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Chaur man Senuar Guft Comm 4 wT'gW?1f' 92 ' J HX Gnrospe, Bernard Lee Bernre rs rnterest- ed rn photography and tennis . . , Also lrkes shorthand . . . Was Veep ot Student Body 3 . . . Lakesrde l-lr-Y , . . He wrll contrnue to attend Barber Col- lege and become a good barber luke hrs dad and brother Grunman, Gordon Gordon came to Grossmont from Wash- rngton rn hrs freshman year . . . l-le enloys berng out-of-doors and playrng the harrnonrca . , . Also lrkes French . , . Band l, 2 . Cross Country 2 . . College rs hrs clestrna- tron Gorsline, Marilyn Helen Workrng wrth horses and crafts are Marr- lyn's hobbres . . She wrll attend Arrzona State C ol I e g e after graduatron , . Tr-Y- Teens l . . . Blade and Edge l . . F FA. 2 , . . Flag Twrrler 3 , . . Jurrror Achreye- ment Vrce Prem 4. Gulick, Marian Harris Tennrs, Englrsh, and speech are tops wrth Marlon . , Student Court 3 . Darsy Charn 3 . . .Life mem- ber ot C S,F.p Prexy trrst Sem., Secretary s e c o n cl Sem . . G A.A. 2, 3, 4 . . . Assrstant A,S B. Secre- tary 2, 3, 4 . , Elec- tron Board 3, 4g Charr- man 4 . , . N.F.L, 4 ...Banquet and Dance Comm. 4. Goss, Don Harold Don has attended Grossmont all four years , . Lakes sports and hopes to become a coach after attend- rng college , . . Basket- ball l, 2, 3 4, Hada, Phillip Jerome Phrl lrkes sports and agrrculture . . . Cross Country 3, 4 , ., F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 , . , Hrs ambrtlon rs to at- tend J.C and then to become a farmer or a rnrnrster Gray, James Lee Called Mm . . . Enroys huntrng rn hrs spare trme . , . At school he Irkes me- chanrcal drawing . , . Wrll attend J.C. and then go to work rn a lumber mrll . . . Track 3, 4 Haisch, Dorothy Mae Ceramrcs, parntrng, and cratts rote hrgh wrth Dot . . After graduatron she hopes to become a book- keeper . . Roller- skatrng Club l. Greeson, Mary Faye Mary enroys seryrng rn the Junror l-lostesses Club . . . Pageant l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra l,2,3,4...She wrll get a rob after groduatron. Halliday, Guy Guy rs rnterested rn athletrcs . . . Came from New York rn l948 . , . Hrs plans tor the future Include attendlng J.C,, mar- rrage, and hayrng a baseball career. Grimmer, Barbara Ann A welcome addrtron thrs year from Wrscon- srn ..,' Bobs lzkes to swim rn her spare time , , . At school she lrkes typrng and algebra . . , Blade and Edge 4 . . She wrll go rnto some type of clerrcal work Halliday, Joan Joan came to us from New York rn her freshman yeor . . . Enloys socral problems , Roller Skatrng Club l , , Crmzces Vrrrdes 2, 3 . . . FB- LA Treasurer 3 Her ambrtlon rs to be- comeatelephone operator. A ai Harker, Lois 17 Hartsell, Kathleen Ann Known as Kay . Has fun dancng and gorng to the beach .. At school she lrkes publrcatrons and gym . , . Speech Club 2... l-lorrzon Club 2 . . G.A.A. 3, 4, Otfrclal 4 . . . Pom Pon Corps 2, 3 . . . Edrtor ot An- nual 4 . . Moon- sweepers 4 , . Cords a n d Announcements Charrman 4 Haugen, Susanne Water skrrng and dancrng rate hrgh wrth Sue , . Came here from Pasadena rn 1953 . .Trr-Y 3 . . . Girls L e a g u e Frrendshrp Comm. 3 , . . Pep Comm. 3, 4 , . , Prom Comm 3 , , . Cuya- rnaca Conterence 3. ,. Hlx Mlx Comm 3 ,. Prexy of Grrls League 4 , , , Moonsweepers 4 . . . To State College, Hawks, Stanley Gordon Stan rs rnterested rn sports and math . .. Darsy Chain 3 , Comrnrssloner of Fun- ance 3 . . . Football l, 2, 3 Vorsrty 4 .. A.S.B Prexy 4... Varsity Club 4... Grossmont Hr-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary l Prexy 4 . . C.S F. l, 2, 3, 4. Hawley, Allen Forrest Allen lrkes to raise lryestock, hunt, and swrm . . , At school ogrrculture, chemrstry, and physrcs are hrs fo- vorrtes . . . Football l,2...Track2... Basketball l .. F F A. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4 , Hr-Y Secretary 2 Haydon, George Frank George-'s rnterests rn clude dancrng, basket ball, and trayelrng Hrs hobby rs photog raphy . . . Plans to attend college and study crrmrnal law, Hayward, Waller Laurence Walt likes to hunt ...Also interested in physical culture , . . He will attend J,C. after graduation, Hoffman Nell Thomas Called Egghead Has fun square danc in At school his history class rates high our l Student Council l 2 Tennis Club l 2 His ambition is to attend college and then t become comedian and poker ,- 9 Heine, Jack Bowling and algebra rate high with Jack ...He is planning to attend J.C. after grad- uation . . . In Pageant l ...Basketball 2 . . . Track 3, 4. Holmqurst Naomi Elizabeth Naomi was in the C Club 2 Likes to play the piano Social problems is her favorite subpect She will enter mission ary training in ew York and become a missionary Henderson, Billie Sue Bea was a faith- ful Grossmonter a l I four years . . . Likes to dance , , . She hopes to become a secretary. Holt Darrell Even D a r r e I I transfered here from Point Loma in his sophomore year Says chemistry and sports are tops with him He wall atte nd college and study to become lawyer G 2 3 Pageant 4 Henrie, Connie Rae Sewing and church work rank high with Connie , . . She also likes business courses ...Band l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Ensemble 2 . . . Pageant 2, 3, 4 . , . C.S.F, 3...Red Robe Choir 4 . . . Planning to attend Brigham Young Univeristy. Houze Marguerite Homemaking rates high with Marguerite Lkes to k t n her spare time She plans to attend college after gradua tion Roller Skat Biology Cub 3 4 CSF Hostettes 4 Huber Melba Gwendell Swimming Dancing and typing are Melba s favorite activities e plans to get 'ob after graduation Library Worker3 Humberstad Margaret lone a r g i e w s o January graduate Likes to dance Social Problems rates high at school ri Et es l Roller Skating Club l 2 LA Pan Am 3 T Y 4 Pompon Corps 3 4 Lieutenant 4 Pageant 2 3 4 Implnk Carl Carl Anthony w s in Ro er Skating Club l Football 2 Chem istry Club 3 Says he will attend JC for a while but after that his future is uncertain kubec Lewis George Called Lew s hobby is gun col cting and working ith horses hool publications is s favorite class After graduation h wants to raise thor oughbred horses Annual Staff 4 Torch and Saber Club NCO Club Chess Club 2 Hobel, Virginia Carol Virgie enjoys the out-of-doors . , . Also likes biology , . . Bi- ology Club . , . She is planning to attend col- lege and become a veterinarian. Howell David W Came to Grossmont n i950 from Santa Ana Coach loys reading s w i m ming and riding horse back H will at tend JC after gradu ating Hodgins, Tom Steele Called Smokey , ., Enjoys working in auto shop . . . His ambition is to have his own commercial boat for fishing and diving. Howell Tommy K Tommy has attended Grossmont all f years Plans to go JC next al Track 3 4 hle Robert A Working on cars and riding motorcycles are tops with Bob NCO Club 2 u dent Council 3 Cadet Rifle Team 3 Torch and Sober Cub 3 4 Plans for the future include the Marine Corps or the Air Force Jepsen Robert John Bob is another en thusuast for cars Also likes commercial ar He plans to make auto body work his career Q ' ' ' i our A 'Y.F.. ,3,4... Ten- Q A - A 'i'.','. -fo., fl... ...cw ,2, 3... ' H A , . - '- ' ' 'A ' N Y a ing l-,U2-. .. ' ' . olf , l , go ' a . . l... . z 5 i 1 RV, ff, 1 ' . ' Ja ' I Je ' lf 'H' . . ' . G . H H 1 -A .A E - . , HM ,, O ..AHi , Q E 5,1 Q' W' ,.,Af,.. ...Sf- f.,. A ' ' -V gc ' ' ' . . . I A ' ,,,T- 'l hl ' - r ... ' . G A i I P I f F.B.. .2,3... ri- 3,4..,... ' Johnson, Dorothy Ann D-Ann came here from Florida in her junior year . . . Read- ing and swimming rate high with her . . . Bandl,2,3,4... National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Orchestra 4 . . . Pageant 4 . . . Her ambition is to at- tend College and study to become a home- making teacher, Kendrick, Barbara Barbara came to us from San Diego High School in her junior year . . . Enjoys horse- back riding . . . She plans to attend college after graduation . , , C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . , . Tri-Y 4 . . . Pep Comm 4 . . . Hostettes 4, Johnson, Jayne Louise Jayne plans to be- come 0 secretary . . . Likes dancing and skating . . . Roller Skating Club l, 2. . . 3,4...Pep l,4. F,B.L.A. Comm. Kenna, John Michael John likes sports. .. Also ranks history high . . . Plans to attend J.C. and then hopes to become a Construc- tion Engineer . . . Grossmont Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 4 . . . Football 3, 4 . . . Senior Class Treasurer . , , Assist- ciznt Comm. of Finance Johnson, Wayne Bryan Transferred here in l95l from Kearny... Interested in m u s I c and has participated in many band per- formances . . .Wayne's plans for the future include college and then to become a music teacher. Kennedy, Diane Nadine Known as Dee . . . Likes ITIUSIC, painting and singing . . . Plans to become a dental as- sistant . . . Foothill Echoes 4 . . . Choir 4 . . . Spring Concert 2, 3...Trl-Hi-Y4... Cultural affairs Assist- ant 2. Kischassey, Howard Has the unusual nickname of Ugly . . . Enjoys hunting and motorcycle h i I l climbing , . . Football l, 2 . . . A Basketball 3. . .Track l, 2, 3, 4, . . He is planning to attend college and then go into the Coast Guard. Klippel, Thomas Franklin Dutch has attend- ed Grossmont all four years , . . States his fayorite subject is shop . . . Baseball 3, 4 , , . Football l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Lettermans Club 4 . . . He will attend J.C. after graduation. Kniffing, Theodore Ted enjoys agri- culture and has fun raising plants . . . His plans for the future in- clude college and then to go into the nursery business . . . Choir l ...F.F.A. 2, 3, 4... Cross country 4. Jorritsma, Jeanette Enjoys singing and knitting . . Also likes history . . . Jeanette was in Tri-Y-Teens l, 2 . . . Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pageant 2, 3 . . . Ushered at Graduation 3. . .Tri-Y 3 . . . Duchesses 2, 3, 4 . . . Prom Comm.3 ...Pep Comm. 4... She plans to attend college. Kertoot, Robert Eugene Science, math, and English rate high with Bob . . . Also likes baseball . . He plans to attend college after graduation . . . Base- ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Daisy Chain 3 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Dons 4. Keenan, Lewis Clinton Louie is interested in agriculture . . . Also likes hunting and fishing . . . F,F.A. l, 2, 3, 4 . . , He will attend College and then become a ranch- er. Kirk, Melvin Mel is interested in horses and enjoys playing the guitar . .. Plans to attend college and then become a criminologist or a dude wrangler . . . Blade and Edge l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Jr. Horsemen l, 2, 3, 4 . . . C.A.P l, 2 . . . Jr. Statesman 3, 4. Kelly, Michael Robert Called Mike by his friends . . . Likes to work on his car... At school he partici- pated in track . . . ls interested in mechani- cal drawing and some- day hopes to become an Architectural En- gineer. Kirkbride, Mary Ellen ls a faithful four year Grossmonter . . . Mary enjoys talking on the phone . . . At school Gym rates high Knight, John Richard A transferee from Hooyer in l949 . . . Dick enjoys dancing, bowling, and trying to hit a golf ball . . .At school E n g I I s h Lit. ranks high . . . His ambition is to attend college and become a lawyer . . . Football . , .Dukes . . .Student Council . . . Band. Knight, Tom Knowles, Elaine Martha Transferred here in l95l from Point Loma where she was active in the Lominettes and the Dance Club . . . Says gym is her favo- rite subject . . She will attend J.C. and then become a house wife. Kodis, Samual Wallace Chemistry ranks high wuth Wally He was Senuor Class Prexy . . , Varsuty Football 3, 4 . , , Base- ball 2 . . . Hu-Y 2, 3, 4 . . . Letterman's Club 4 . . . Pageant l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Head of Sr. Gutt and Cap and Gown Comm. 4 . . . Hus plans for the tu- ture unclude college. Larson, Donald Gordon Lowrey Lee Lee lukes student government Her ambutuon after attend ung college us to trav el and to someday work un a foreugn em bassy Moonsweep ers 4 Tru Y Teens l 2 Y 3 Alpune Tru Hu Y 3 4 Veep 4 Red Robe Chour 4 Gurls League Comm 3 Kohnhorst, Kupholdt, Jack Lampman, Lowell Albert George Lodue enuoys Bert was un var- ing models, and suty Baseball 2 . . . ung around cars Dons 2 . . . Fr. Ring Also likes musuc Comm. 2 . . . Varsuty plans to contunue hus Basketball Manager 3 studues at college . . . . . . Chour 3, Prexy 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 , . . . . . Knughts 3 . . . Orchestra 2, 3, Pep Comm, 3 , . . Pageant 2, 3, 4 . . . Fletcher Hull HufY 3, Rolando HufY 4. 4 . . , Pageant 3, 4 . . . Lettermans Club 2, 3,4...Dukes4... Student Councul 4. Lechuen Donald Ray Transferred here from Horace Mann Jr Hugh un hus freshman year Don ukes auto shop and was un the Dukes thus year Hus plans for the fu ture are undecuded Lufferrnan Allce Aluces favorute sub uect us woodshop Y 3 Host ettes 4 Banquet and Dance Comm Chaurman 4 Her ambutuon us to become a nurse Le Compte Raymond Everette ay a trans feree from Kearney H h School un l 51 Says datung danc ung and partues are tops wuth hum Var ty Basketball l 2 3 Varsuty Football Dukes 4 Chour 4 cher H Hu rexy 4 ynas, Darlene bulld- work- ' and 4... Lughthart, Bruce Bruce has attended Grossmont all fo u r years Lukes chem ustry and buology Plans to attend Col lege and become doctor Track Student Councul Buology Club Chemustry Club Lantz, Lois Art, dancung, and musuc rate hugh wuth Lois . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Ensemble 2 . . , Green Bugs 2, 3 . . . Red Robe Chour 3, 4 . . . F.B.L.A. treasurer 4 . . . Offuce 2, 3, 4 . . . She plans to at- tend busuness college and become a stenog- rapher. Lockhart Joyce Rosemary Dancung and skatung rank hugh wuth Joyce At school she enuoys creatuve wrutung Art Club 2 years Buology Club 2 years GAA 3 years Hostettes l year She wull attend Beauty Operators College and become a cosmotutuon Lapp, Mariorie Joyce Morgue has fun roller skatung . . . Also lukes musuc . . . She plans to travel to Maune after gradua- tuon and enroll un modelung school . . . Gurls Ensemble l, 2 . . . Gurls Glee l , . . Sprung Concert l, 2 . . . F.B,L.A. 2 . . . Roller Skatung Club l, 2. Long Gary 5 u' Mc Alexander Elaune Yvonne A welcome addutuon un her sophomore year from Pacufuc Beach Elaune has fun druvung bowlung She plans to attend vocatuonal school and study to become dental assustant Green Bugs 2 3 Gurls Ensemble 3 4 McCann Patrucua Alrce Ca led Po by her fruends Lukes to dance Also en uoys socual problems Pageant 2 Geen B s 2 3 Pompon orps 3 LA 4 Prex Prom Comm 3 Cap and Gown Comm 4 She wull become a salesperson after graduatuon McCoy Ewles Marshall Known as Marty Attended Gross mont all four years Lukes gym He wants to attend Jr College and then become a world travel er and lecturer . R uf is - j ' un ug 93 A A ' E ' b E 'V P a '.-Su ' 2,3,4..A. ' . 'l Fuel ' u u ls ' 'ny , P . . 3 X l if V fl' A A mf? 1 S .J 0' s .. Q37 i WA . A X , ,. J . ,b ' l 'll ' sluul f ,A I, ' L l 1 -if I 1 H H ' .f 'T u ff fu' - A H -Tri- ,4... - ' H ' I' Z I -I '-. ug I . ' , .'I.'.Tfl.- ,4 ' H alli.B... 3, 5 my A McEIhany, Mavls Lorella Sally transferred here from F orI la I95fl HCI' GCIIV ItIes there were F HA Latln Club Camera Club SwImmIng and readlng are among her favor Ite pastImes he wants to become rse and then ravel and see e world Marhn, Bernard Jack Bernue says CIVICS IS tops He plans to attend college and en t become Constructuon Enguneer V Football Varsuty Football Du es 3 4 Track 4 Varslty Club 4 D t h Day Comm McGar1gle Meave Eleanor Meaye w I I I attend College next tall and then become an aIrlIne hostess TIcket Sauad 3 Card Trlcks 3 Tennls C ub 3 4 ElectIon BIology G A A Moon Ban Comm Board 3 4 ub 3 sweepers 4 auet and Dance Marhn, Donnell Called Marty Interested n ogncul ture A 4 Reporter 4 State Cltrus Judglng Team 4 Wants to attend co ego and then become a tarm McKee, Allen Edwin Called Mac has fruends Inter ested In auto shop and aeronautIcs plans to attend yoca tlonal school and be come an auto mechan ootball I Baseball 2 Bowllng Club 2 3 Marhn, Gwendolyn Jean Gwen Ikes dance and Insten to musuc At school socIaI problems IS her tavonte Green B s 2 3 Ensem 2 F B L A Roller Skat IRQ Club 3 Cop and Gown Comm 4 to become a telephone operator Meza, Lupe Mlerlot, Glorua Ann Came GU from Montana thIs year There she was ID Student Coun Paper Staff O et 3 4 A Pep Club 3 Push e Club 4 Here at Grossmont she dId the club WVIIC ups for the annual Q Muller, Bryce Bryce enyoys hnkmg and mountaun cIImb In HIS fayorlte subyect IS physlcs nd I c estra 2 Pageant 3 College IS hIs destInatIon or the next four years MCKlffI'lCk, Louase Alnce Known as Came from CaItornIa In her IGF year where she ac IVC In sc ool TIVIIICS Here In GAA and Pep Comm he has fun Iust beI'1g hop She plans to attend JC Lau Reddlng un was she Meachum, Bettle Corlne Dancmg and swlm rnlng are faxontes wlth Bettle She wnll go to college and then en ter tashIon school rI Y Teens I oIr 2 P eant 2 3 4 Pompon Corps 3 O ICG 3 4 Foothlll Echoes 3 'Q Maddocks Duane Lucllle Danny enlo s mu SC SWlI'TIl'Y1l Oni horsebotk r ng Plannma attend col lege ara en hopes to a attle ranch I e A We ern Band Mayor ette t Longbeach r an Drum Band Magorette Meech, Eddle Marhn, Barbara Joy Barbara came to H S In I949 from Rosary I-lIgh rI Y Teens 2 Red R C ChoIr 2 3 4 Ice 2 3 Statesmen 3 Duch esses 4 Banquet 8. Dance Comm 4 Foot hIll Echoes 4 Melms Byron Frederlck o I welghts and camplng At school he lIkes gym Byron was In the Roller Ska Ina Club 3 Judo Club HIs ambItIon Is to become a smoke Iumper or to go Into forestry work Muller Josephnne Ann JJ IS Interested In art and plans to con tInue her art STUGIGS at college Also enloys swImmIng Club 2 Blade and Edge 3 Pompon Corps 3 Glrls League PUUIICIIY Comm 4 FoothIlI Echoes 4 Pageant 4 Muller Lulllan Arlene nown t a Nema Lrkes to work n the student store and the counclllng of fnce Also enloys skatung and dancung DItch Day Comm She plans to become a model and then to be marrIed Muller Marpone Margle Kay Inter ed muslc a Engllsh Her am bItIon IS to attend col lege and become e flrst grade teacher TrI YTeens I Sudent Councll I 3 Cuyomaca Con ference 3 ChrIst mas Pageant 4 T Y 4 6- . ' ,, ,, by . . . '. G I 4 In , I , ng! I I Q T , . . , , . . He I I - . , - . . . . . . , A - V I ob , , ., , . , . . . I . . - t h ac Ott , 4 . . Jr I , . , . 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Pagean Tru Etts 3, I fVeep C F1 2 4 Latin ub l Biology ub 3 Morse Barbara Jean Known Bobby to her friends Enjoys swimming and English She plans to attend J C and then to enter nurses train ing A Girls League Re 4 Y 3 Latin Club 4 13' Mursungas Antoney Called Tony Likes to work on his car At school gym is his favor e rack l ootball l othiller Hu Y His ambition is to attend .IC and then to travel Mozuer Stanley Came to Grossmont un his sophomore year from Augustine Hugh School His favorite actuvutues are auto racing and being wi h h gurl frle Also interested in auto mechanics Plans to attend voca tuonal school I 1 Lou came to Jolla un Nebe, M Mary Lou La ary us from her junior year . , . Enjoys dancing . . . Also likes social prob- lems . . . Tru-Y-Teens 2...C.S.F.2... Drill Team 2 . . . Varie ety Show 2 , . . ASB. Talent Show 2 . . . Cap and Gown Comm. 4. 4, ,go- Nelson, Aaron O. Sonny enjoys sports and listening to records . . , Also Iukes agriculture and intends to go to Texas A. and M, and become a cat- tle rancher . . . F,F.A. 2, 3, 4 . . , Basket- ball l. Moen John Langley A transferee from Karny un his junor year Jack li es baseball traveling and French Ill Band Ouechestra 3 Student Council 4 Card Trick Comm 4 Varsity Baseball Plans to attend college Murlllcu Elizabeth Rose Luz enjoys working with children school she Iukes drama and biology Span ush Conversation Club She plans to enter college and be come a food specialist ix, Moore David G Dave has spent all hus hugh school days at Grossmont Enjoys working with wood work and crafts After graduation wull attend vocational school and then g una he pastuc dustry Murray Alexandra June Known Sandy Sa s English is her favorite subject Plans to attend beauty school and be come a cosmotologust Veep of Sopho more Class ec retary of Junior Class Junior Ring Comm , . . unuor Pr Comm . . . Upper House 2, 3. Moore Shirley Ann Shurlcy Iukes to spend spare time dancing and goung to the beach At school she en joys social problems Her ambition is to travel Office Flag Corps 3 Gurls League Rep 3 Pageant 3 Murray Carl Morrison Dillinger Barbara June Tennus and hukung are Barbaras favorite activities Girls League Rep l 2 Usher at Pageant l A She will strive to be a good wife Myruck Jack Raymond Has the appropriate n u c n a m e f u Jack Came from Hoover H gh un l949 D a n c u n g a d Sports rank hugh with hum Student Coun c l 3 Fletcher Hills Y 3 Football Lettermans Club 4 Dukes Dutch Day Comm. 4. 'xx ..l:-'lm' 1 G4 ,fc I J Nelson, John Robert X , 5 4 . u J' Qt 5.0 eu . - M Niederhauser, Lillian Lucille Called Lucille by her friends . . . Enjoys raising livestock . . . At school She likes biology . . . Latin Club l, 2, 3 . . . CSF, l, 2 . , . Math Club 2 . . , News Bureau 3 . . . Biology Club 4 . . . She wull attend College after gradua- tion. Nikkel, William G. Nunley, Richard D. Duck has attended Grossmont all four years . , . Enjoys hunt- ing and fishing . , . At school Spanish is his favorite class . . . Plans to attend J.C. and then go into for- estry work . . . He was in Fletcher Hills Hi-Y and Toppers Club. 0 Bruen, Kenneth Patterson, Lous June June says chour and homemakung are er favorutes Also en uoys church work and plans to have an evan gelustuc career after aftendung Azusa Pa cufuc Buble College ee Chour 4 Ortega, Rucha rd Ru Sam as ben U swummung and dancung Spanush rates hugh wuh hum at sc oo He wull attend college and become a teacher Sound rew l Dons 3 4 Treasurer Bowlung Club Roller Skat n Club Boys Tennls Club 2 Payne Frances Otradovec, Arlene Janet Swummung and read ung are among Muck eys favorute actuvutues At school she lukes musuc and Eng s Glee Sprung Concert l Chour 3 Concert Chour A Secretary 3 Pep Comm 4 Gurls League Publucuty 4 Owen, Roderuck Sterlung Buzz enuoys salt water fushung Chemustry and buology are hus favorute sub uects at school Green Bugs 2 Track 3 4 H us plannung t attend JC after graduatuon Peterson Ann Hulton Petrowsku, Buology rates hugh Joseph Muchael wuth Ann She was Joe us a tour year Student Councul l Grossrnonter Lukes Concert Band l 2 physucs Also en Marchung Band uoys dancung G A A w at end C an Tru ettes then qo on to college Gurls League Pan Am 3 Roller Skating 4 T Y 4 Buo ogy Club 4 1' Putts Mary Esther Transferred here from New Port Har bor un her sophomore year Has fun knuttung Also en oys Englush he wull attend vocatuonal school and become a dental assustant News Bureau 3 vul Ar trol Puxton, Jerry Ronald Horses and amateur raduo are Jerrys hob bues At school he enjoys math was head f Lu Crew 4 years Sound Crew l year Student Councul 3 years F years Raduo Club l year Plonnung to attend college Polk K Polk Kenneth Keut enuoys playung nswers Ken hus har Also Iukes Enuoys playurug the tuba tennus He plans to and attend co ege musuc Band l Orchestra l Tennus Club l Y Chess Club l Club Lokesude Hu Y 2 4 Prexy Pep Band 3 4 Varsuty Club 4 lustenung to good nd l Orchestra 2 Lakesude Hu Varsuty Pageant Pep Band Chess Club l 2 C 3 Pre Brass Sextette 4 Pangburn, Kathleen Kathy transferred here from Hoover un l95O Lukes t dance At school French us tops Her ambutuon us to at tend college and then to become a nurse Ca eterua worker years Ptau, Carol Joan C o r o l transferred here un her uunuor year from Mulwaukee Wus consun She has fun watchung TV and rudung horses Blade and Edge 3 Speech Club 3 4 Hostettes 3 4 T u Y 4 Duches se 4 Cards and Announcements 4 Parlu Vurgul James Workung on c rs s tops wuth Farley He mauored un auto shop and someday hopes to own a speed shop or an auto sup ply store Putts, Carol Ann Carol lu es book kc-epung and uournal usm Also enuoys rudung horses ru et es l Pompon Corps 2 3 4 Lueuten an 3 Leader 4 LA 3 4 Pre Prom Comm 3 Y Hostettes 4 Bac calaureate and Grad uatuon Comm Polsley, Eileen Florence Called Shorty Came here er uunuor year forn Mor Vusta Hugh School She had fun darucung and also enuoys book keepung Member o the CSF and FB Her ambutuon us to attend vocatuonal school and become a good pruvate secretary Prendergast, Muldred Ellen ue u dance and have Transferred un the lOth grade Roosevelt Juruuor Pep Comm Pan Am 3 4 Prexy 4 Tru Y Duchesses 4 Foothull Echoes 4 Hostettes 4 Gurls League Publucuty Chairman 4 SWIFU un here from Hugh Proctor, Phillip Miltan Phallip lakes sports . . . Also enaoys ba- ology , . . He wall attend Stanford and then go anto the U,S. Aar Force . . . Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 , . . Tennis Club l, 2, 3... Bowlang Club 3, 4 . .. Rolando Ha-Y 3, 4... Speech Club 2 . . . C Basketball l, 2. Reno, Vaola Rogers MOTION Jean M a r I 0 n came o Grossmont an her soph omore year aoys swammang and dancang Also lakes costume d e sag n and plans to study dress desagnang at colege Ducheses 3 4 Secretary 4 Foot hall Echoes 4 Qual and Scroll 4 Pom pon Corps 4 Proud, Robert Edward Robert came to G.U. H.S, an l95'J from San Daego Hugh . . . Enjoys woodshop . . . He wall joan the Aar Force after graduation. Rach Betty Jo Transferred h e r e fr rn La Jolla an er aunaor year enjoys dancang and at tendang rraovaes She plans to become a secretary after attend ang vocataonal school Student Councal Garls Ensemble Provost, Robert W. Bill enjoys sports . . . Also lakes baalogy and Spanish . . . He wall attend Son Daego State College and be- come a teacher . . . J.V. Baseball 3 . . . Speech Club 2, 3 . . , Baology Club 4 . . . Spanish Conversation Club 4 Roach Peggy Ann Called Peg Lakes sports baology and chemastry he plans to attend college and become a surgacal nurse L A A 2 Advasory Councal 4 ress Regulataon Choarman 4 Pan Am 4 Pep Comm Reed, Myron Keith Mike as a four year Grossmonter . . . Enaoys musac and has partacapated in th e school choar . . . He wall attend vocataonol school and study to become a mortacaan. Robanson Leonard Dale Huntang and buald ang model oarplanes rate hagh wath Leonard At school he en aoys auto shop Plans to attend JC and study to become an architect '36 Rogers, Pat Rose, Carolyn Evelyn Known as Lyn Has fun roller skatang and dancang school musac ranks hagh Ensemble l Choar 3 Roller Skatang She wall work for a whale after grad uataon and then be come a housewafe Ross Phallap Charles Phalllp and mov enaoys auto shop and H wall t after gradu Football 2 lakes baseball Also QYm tend J C ataon Rehs, Nona Marie Transferred here from Hoover an l949 . . . Enioys readang and aournalasm . . . She wants to attend JC. ond become a dental hygaencst . , , Y-Teens l . . . Plano Club 2 . . . Quall and Scroll 3, 4 . . . Foothall Echoes 3, 4 Rod ers Edwan Earl ae c o m e o G LJ H S from Hoover an has yunaor year The most anterestang acs h lafe are r gar a has ob Hopes to become a master ma chanast after gradua taon Football 4 T ack 3 4 Dukes 4 ll' .. Renihan, William Rogers Doras Eileen D ras as a January Graduate Enaoys textale paantang Also lakes bookkcepang and plans to contanue workang an that fa ld Student Councal I Sprung Concert Foothall Echoes 3 Red Ro e Choar 3 4 Pageant 3 4 Ruiz Mary Stella Stella has fun loaf ang and readang Matn as also a favorate wath her She wall work for a whale and then attend Kelsey Jenny College G e 2 3 GAA Choar 4 Russell Claudia Lee Claudaa enaoys trav elang swammang and sangang Her amba taon as to attend col lege and then to travel oar l Pep Comm 3 4 Speech Club Secretary Student Councal Duchesses Songleader 4 ' ' ff ' Y ?dd ' 1 0 O rt ' , ,' A Q' ' ..., B.J. ' ...s y ' ...top an as . , . FB. . . 3 , . has ca, has 'l, nd ' 0 E -...'G.A..,3,4... A a D ' -'a,'2,'3... 4... ' ' 4. , r , b , 4, - - ,- Q Q 3 'Fi 3 ta ' 1 J , 5 4 l 1 'S '. t ,, ,,'m '... ' - '. 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Rustln, Richard E Rusty us pannu g to go unto aurcraft and engune work Foot Baseball 2 Dukes 4 Schueller, Jane A welcome addutuon from Tucson Aruzona Jane lukes sports and spee h Plans lege and become a pruyate secretary Pep Comm 3 Drama Club 3 Student Council 3 Roller Skatung Club 3 Cuyamaca Conter ence 3 Salkawucz, Raymond Joseph Known as Sackue Came to Gross mont from Son Duego un hus sophomore year Interested IH raus tt wants to get a college educatuon and then be come a Navy Flyer Seulek Rodley Gubson Known as Rod Attended Grossmorut all four years says hus gurl fruend and estung to hum Sandberg Richard Elden Known as Duc Interested Also unterested do Vusual wor us plannung to college and become an Electrucal Enquneer COYS un Au attend Schwenss, Jo Ellen J has fun bowl mg and horseback rud un Also enuoys homemakung and cos wull attend Jr College after qraduatuon une T Hu Y 3 Chaplam 4 Buology ub 3 Host e es 3 4 Tucket Squad 4 S utt Comm 4 Sheehan, Bruan Thomas Bruan lukes musuc Plans to attend San Duego State Co I I ea e and then enter the busuness fueld otball l 2 Student Councul l 3 LA 3 Pageant 4 Junuor Achuevement 4 Hux Mux Comm 3 4 Shelton Kothy ay Sherry, Barbara Kathy has attended Gossrnont all four years Enuoys sew ung and physucol edu catuon S e wull get a uob after gradu atuon Sanders, Ruth Ann Ruth has spent all 4 year at Grossmont Enuoys Englush and crafts Her ambutuon us to become a good housewute Drull Team l Fog Corps 3 Pompon Corps 4 GA A 4 Scoguns Yvonne Rae Vonnue came Grosmont from Glen dale Calufornua un her uunuor year Lukes so ual problems at school She wants to become an aurl ne hostess after gradu otung Shurey Oleta Mae Dancung and skaturug rate hugh wuth Oleto At school she Iukes drama She wull attend JC un the fall and then uoun the Aur Force Sprung Con cert l Roller Skat l Speech Club 2 C P 3 Bowlung Club 4 Chrustmos Pageant 4 Sawaya Elame E I a u n e transferred here from Rosary Hugh un her freshman year I es t ru e horses Also lukes buology She plans to attend college and become a pharmacust RolIerFSkatung l Moth Club 2 Senuor Glee 2 Secrest, Calvm Eugene Transferred h e r e rom G u a m sophomore year Lukes math Plans State College after groduatuon Shumoke Ruth Arlene R u t h transferred here from San Duego H h un l95l Teested In church work Also ermuoys playung the puano S e w II attend e Buoa Buble lnstutute of Los Angeles and be come a Meducal Mus suonary Club 4 G A A 4 Sayer, Jean May Punky us unterested u Youtw For Chrust and church work She wull attend St Paul lnstutute and become o mussuonary un Mexuco C C lo 2 4 Prexy 2 Senn, Ruchard Ernest Suckler, Judy if 4 I be ,, u W? if ru 11 - I . -n 1 I ' uu 11 - ' k . ,. 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Sieckman Colleen Kay Called Cake English and blol Plans to be a teacher and to travel Likes OQY come then C S F A Girl s League Pep Comm 4 Biology Club 4 Pageant 4 Hostettes 4 Small Nancy Ellen N ncy I es bo k kee ng an music Rolle n I Pan tra 2 Her ambit IS o become a good housewife Sinclair Meave Christina Meaye IS Interested ID horses Also likes crafts Her ambition IS to attend Davis College Speech Club 4 Smith Irene Elizabeth Came to GUHS IH her yunior year from Texas Being with her fiance IS her fayo rite pastime school she likes home making Her m b ION IS to be a suc cessful beautician and t en t become housewife Skating C ub l Skinner, Erna Tow Smith John ls Interested In sports and rn a t h wants to attend college and become a Public Accountant John ny played football I Grossmont Y 3 Varsity Club 4 Stage Crew Skipper Lon Ray A welcome addition from North Hollywood ID his yunior ye r Likes gym His ambition IS to attend college and become an accomplished accordi onist Pageant 3 Choir 3 4 Dukes 3 4 Track Smith Milton Burton Known as Burt Transferred here from Indiana In l95l There he was In the I Y 3 years Movie Projectlonist 3 years Basketball 2 years He likes to play chess and also enioys math Plan ning to attend college Sloan John Jo nny a o year Grossrnonter Enioys Bowling Also likes chemistry Plans to attend college after graduation eside HI Y 2 3 Football 2 3 Smith Phillip Frank Phillip likes to bowl At school he e joys history o lege In his destinat on afteg graduating BowlIng Club 2 Red Robe Choir 2 3 4 Pageant 2 3 4 F3336 Small Mary Ann Mary Ann IS Inter ested ID music She will attend college and become a c countant Sr Glee Choir Treasurere 3 Pa eant 2 3 4 G A 3 4 Alpine I-II Y 4 Prexy Ticket Squad Superyiser 4 Sonka Joseph Louis Louis IS Interested In agriculture and Intends t enter INTO some phase of farming after he finishes college Assistant Treasurer of FFA Judging Team KLocal Regional Statel 'CIT' ,vu Spaulding, Mariorie Nanette Margie enjoys skating, dancing, and playing the violin , . . At school her art class ranks high , , . Roller Skating Club l, 2 . . . Orchestra 3, 4 . . . Band 3, 4 . . , G.A.A. 3, 4 . . . Jr. Horizon Club 2, 3 . . . Host- ettes 4. Spencer, Marcia Minette f'MartI says writing for the San Diego Trib- une is alot of fun C.S.F. l, 2 . . . Pom Pon Corps 3 . . . Elec- tion Comm. 3, 4 . . . G.A.A. 3, 4 . . . Tri-Y 4 . . , Moonsweepers 4 . . . Ditch Day Comm. 4. Sperry, Marilyn Arlene Photography and s t u d e n t government are tops with Marilyn . . . Also like to play tennis . . . Tri-Y-Teens l...C.S.F. I, 2... Tennis Club 3 . , . Blade and Edge 3 . , . Ticket Squad 3, 4 . .. Biology Club 3, 4, Secretary 4 . . . Elec- tion Board 4 , . . Blue Pep Comm. 4. Stephens, Joan Louise Transferred h e r e from Hoover in her Iunior year . . . Joan likes to work with horses . . . Also en- joys crafts . . . She will attend vocational school and then hopes to trayel. . . Pompon Corps 4 , . Hostettes 4 . . . Choir 4 . , , Pageant 4 . . . Gift Comm. 4. Sue Stewart, Barbara Known as Bobbie Horace . .She . . .Came from Mann In i949 , e n j o y s tumbling and baton work . . . Girls Glee 2, 3 . . . Blade and Edge 3, 4 . . . Majorettes 3 . , . F.A.- A. 3, 4 . , . Tri-Y 3 Strebe, David A. Dave enioys at- tending and partici- pating in church activ- ItIes . . . Mechanical drawing and P,E. rank high at school . . . Track l, 2, 3, 4 , . . Student Council 3, ' Strong, Wayne Edward Wayne likes biology and auto shop Also considers his Hot Rod Club and girls to be interesting wants to attend college and then work ln the State Fish and Game Commission Gross mont Hi Y nuol Staff 4 Y Basketball Team Trumble Palmer Shirley Sharlene Came to Grossmont from Porn Lama Enioys sung ing in the school choir She will strive to become a good house wife if Stubbs Stephen Leland Steve transferred here from Coronado l 95l Interested in golf and baseball At school he likes English Hopes to attend college and vo catlonal s c h o a I and someday to become a professional golfer JV Baseball Var stty Baseball Stutzman, Patrlcla Ann Ca led Pat Has fun dancing Maiored in homemak in She plans to end c a t o n school and become telephone operator Graduation and Bacco laureate Comm 4 Tucker Lela Uehllng, Ward, Elcy Elcy has fun roller skating and swimming . . . At school book- keeping rates high... She will work after graduation . . . Pageant l, 2, 3 . . . Skating Club l , . . Orchestra l, 2, 3 . . Press Bureau 3, 6 Wagner, Robert Eugene Came to Grossmont from Wisconsin in l95O . . . Enjoys read- ing, writing, athletics and nature . . , ln school he likes music and plans to continue has studies in college. Katharine Margaret Called Kathie noys paying the argon She was ln nd l Spring Concert 3 Moonsweepers 4 Hostettes 4 nauncements d Cards Comm 4 H r future is une clded Swanson, Bonnie Jean Bonnie enpoys cook ing and gornq out with her boyfriend school she likes home making and photog raphy A Bowling Cub l S e will get a lab after gradu ion and then get married Underwood, Bradley Bruce Brad transferred here from Oregon n his junior year Hts fayarlte pastimes are fishing and swim ming Art ranks hr h in sc ol Football Student council His am brtion is to attend col lege and become archaeological f eld worker Thlesen, Marie Loulse Marie likes to sew skate and dance She will attend San DI ego State College after graduation Trl Y Pep Comm 4 Did Senior Write ups and art on Annual Pageant 4 Cap ond Gown Comm Underwood, Lavelle Lavelle has fun hsk ina and painting fig urlnes She will at tend vocational school become a nurse and then travel Trapp Dolores Josephine Known as D ll Came to G U H S m G u a m n sophomore year She likes to sew Also likes art and gym Plans to work and then to be married Vonderhyde Charles Arthur Vandy s favorite subiects are math and science He plans to attend college and then to enter the mln lstry Red Robe our 2 F Treasurer 4 Ten l L tter 3 Ticket Squad Pageant 2 3 Short Story Contest 2 Waits, Lucy Arbelle Belle has fun play- ing the piano . . . At school music as her favorite . . , She will attend vocational school and become a beauticlan . . . YF.C. Club l. Waldo, Beniamin Walter Walker, Mary Ellen Mary Ellen has fun swlmrning,..At school she thinks Eng- lish is tops . . . She hopes to attend college and become a teacher, and then travel . , . Speech Club 2 , , , Pan Am, 3 . . . Pageant 3, 4, Reader 4 , . . Cap and G o w n C o m m. Chairman 4, 6 ,il Walker, Mike Edward Known as Mickey . . . Likes basketball and was manager for one year . . . He plans to attend J.C. and then to get a good job . . , Military Science l, 2, 3, 4, Walker Penny Penny s hobby is col lectung sax records Her tavorute subuect us uournalusm and plans to ma or in ut at col ege Mauorette 3 Pep Comm 3 4 Foothill Echoes 3 4 Assistant Editor 4 Pan Am 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Whuted Gene Alvin Genes favorite pas time us SWll'l'tl'l'llDQ school h lu es agriculture Plans to go to Cal Poly and mayor un poultry hus bandry A Watson Eleanor Eleanor has fun knit tung socks and eating tacos Her ambu tu n to graduate from college and be me a nurse or teacher Red Robe C our 3 4 Moon sweepers 4 ur State Delegate l95l Senior Class Sec retary Wuggen John A Enoys watching midget racing is favorite subyect us typ un John plans to uoun e Air Force after graduation Baseball l Judo Club 3 Whaley Barbara Jean Barbara as tun sungung and plcyung the piano Her ambutuon us to gc unto the field of Dentistry A l Treasurer 4 ee l Comm 4 e our 3 Pa cant 3 4 League Social Comm Gurls Pep stlal Gurls Wilderman Mary Margaret Mary says going t the movies rates hugh wuth her Orches Pageant Tru Y T ens l 2 Choir Ensemble 3 Sr Quartet Celestial Choir 4 Jr. Ring Comm. 2. , . Moonsweepers 4 . , . Senior Gift Comm. 4, Wharto Thelma Jean Horseback rudung and baseball rate hugh with Jean At schcol she lukes world husto y and psychology Hopes work tor a N travel and then e married Williams Bully Joe Bully is interested un musuc and plans to be come a future singer Has attended arossmont all four years Track 4 Pageant 2 Wheeler Carole Naomi Transferred here from Capistrano Hugh School un her sophomore year Carole us interest ed un church work and music Also enuoys biology and French She will attend Pasa dena Nazarene College and study to become a HLJFSC Williams Carole Jean Carole enuoys skat un She was un Our 3 semble 2 Pageant Sprung Con c rt l atung Club l reen Bugs 2 Her plans for the tu ture are undecuded ,- Wilson, Carla Eileen Carla enjoys sports . . . Also is interested un journalism a n d someday she hopes to become a reporter for a newspaper . . . GA,- A. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Foothill Echoes 4 . . . Moonsweepers 4 . . . Quill and Scroll 4 . . . Tru-Y 4 , . . Champion Wilson, Gail Elizibeth Called Luz . . , En- uoys music and swum- ming . , . Red Robe Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 2, Veep 3, 4 , , , Christmas Pageant l, 2, 3, 4 , . . G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Moon- sweepers 3, 4 . , . Al- pine Tru-Hu-Y 3, 4 . , . D.A.R. Candidate 4... Volleyball Team 2, 3. Dausy Chain 3. Jana Louise has attended Grossmont all four years . . . She eruuoys musuc and plans to make ut a career . . . Band l, 2, 3, 4 . .. Orchestra 2, 3, 4 . , . C.S.F. 3, 4. Wilson, Jana While Margaret Vivian Called Marge Has fun horseback rudung Also likes She wants college and teacher Horuzon l ru Y Teens l Red Cross l Robe Choir Pageant 3 Englush to attend become a Foothuller Red fl Williams Carolyn Louise Creative drawing us Carolyns hobby She plans to attend college and become an elementary teacher enuor Glee l Treasurer 3 Latin Club l Swummung ub 3 Roller Skating Club 3, 4 . , . Tumbling Team 3, 4 , . , Biology Club 4. Wilson, Raymond E. Interested un motor- cycling . . . At school he likes math and science . . . Ray was un Student Coun- cul , . . Blade and Edge Club . . . Roller Skating Club . . . C.S,F ..,. Football . . . He plans to at- tend college and be- come an electrical en- gineer. Winward, Patricia Jane Known as Pat . .. Enjoys swimming . . . Roller Skating l, 2, 3 . . .Pageant 3, 4. . . F.B.L.A. 3 . . . Dress Regulation Comm, 4 . . . Student Council 4 , . . Pep Comm. 4 .,.Cap and Gown Comm. 4 . . . She will enter the secretarial fueld after graduation. Winterrowd, Richard Wayne Dick us interested un agriculture and auto shop . . . He plans to go to college and then go unto ranching or farming . . . FFA. l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Reporter 3 . . . Track 2, 3, 4. Woods Arduth Joyce Has the unusual nuckname of Squurt She lukes to dance rude horseback and skate Mauored un Plans to be marrued after graduatuon Woolsey Wayne Ansell W a y n e s favorute pastumes are conduct mg hus own western band and rausung cat e He plans to mayor un anumal hus bandry Later he hopes to own hus own cattle ranch F F A Wrught Shurley Moree Swumm ng and horse back rudung are tops wuth Shurley Chour ranks hugh at school she hopes to at musuc and study vouce Stardusters l Glee Red Robe Chour 3 4 Gurls Ensemble 2 Pageant 2 3 4 Wylue Paul Clu'ton Pau Iukes to hunt and fush Also en pays auto mechanucs He us plannung to attend J C Basket Club 2 SHUTTER H Avro, Eloune Banker, Ronald Bendunellu, Don Boerner, Soll Campbell Don Cromer, Jean Edwards, Charles Garcua, Roy Gossell, Roy Gruber, Roger Koutrelokos, Peter Lorge James Loughlun, Tudor Lumpp Bull Martunuz, Joseph Nelson, Lo Dell Norton, Clyde Ober, Poul Phullups John Phullups Sally Wylue Poulune Jean Playung tennus ranks hugh wuth Paulune A school she lu es s 0 c ua I problems and student government F Alpune Hu Y 2 ology Club 3 4 Tucker Squad 3 4 Blue Pep Comm 4 Tennus Club 3 4 Sherman, Borboro Smyth, Cucul Svobodo, Alan Tesom, James Vonderlunde, Euleen Young Roberto Ann Called Bobbue Enuoys readung school her buooy class ranks hugh She wul go to San Duego become a kurudergarten teacher Tru Ettes Buology ub 3 1 I I I , -,Ibn .'l, .' .'. . . ' H -fum- , ,, - - . - -- ' '.u,At . 1.1 . . . . . - - t' -k - IQ 'I Tl... -.., -Al-- ,.-- , Y Homemaking . .- . go- to- college and tend-a conservatory-of ball l, 2, 3 . . . Latun grg-Y-TFEVE l, 2 4 ,- ' 57079 COIIQQC Gnd then '. -...I I Tlll-M'-',f5'-H--Bl'I23h-- if ' . l . . . u -A' I u u ......S' ', ' ,...Cu ,4- ,4... A - S Y Y I I I .. I I 6' Sluninr 0112155 Mrs. Ruth Martinez Adylsor Mrs Vela Gibson Counselor Mr Phlllp Morrell President AdV'50 Vnce Presudent Secretary Comm ot Finance Comm of Cultural Affairs Comm ot Publuclty John Linden Alnce Bradshaw Sharon Schiller Don Prentlcc Sally Hughes Jeonle Pratt HIS year s junnor class as ready to take the vows and assume Ur the responsabulltles of knnghthood Judgnng from their per formance thus for next year s knights wull be well capable ot leading Grossmont and keeping nts standards hngw Keep up the good work' Thejsbest as yet to Come and-4 I in X V' fxi Wax. 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Their round table discussions and decisions on major school problems have helped to make our school one of the finest in the field of student government. The Cuyamaca Conference, an annual student government program, helps new commissioners to under- stand their duties and the problems they will be facing. The nominating convention, held each year and patterned after national conventions, brings out student interest in both na- tional and school government. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is perhaps the most important function in our democratic school government. Each home room elects a representative to represent the class in the student council meetings. The representative, in turn, reports back the matters discussed for vote and suggestions from the class. Each student, in this way, has a voice in the functions cf the school. ' S .sth xxx I Ft , Timm: Fwy F 5351 is r X lm W Q G' Mk, 1 ,wswqi 'Nb ,, 'xi ' P. ' in aft! 43, If 1 ' , V Afkm LQ? '- R 6. I 4 kk ,4?f.352iif f-1 . qw' x W- I I '52 :., 'j 5 n 4 v 1 f i 4 gi ,KVM ff V ,f Y A V, J. I . 0 ' 2 ,-Ili , nw 1 1 f I ,, A Manx ', X x, Pg ,L Ayn .., , 1 - ,.,-'rg,y-- , .,..:.'i.:, ,. i. 7, ,H fr ' ., wg ,f A136 A tt V, . E. ff, 1 g, - s '- .Yi , . ef y. . , 1, Q 4 , 4 1 f V 4 ,gi , ,F .,'..e .7,1,5, '4 - js L : fy- Wi 5- V, r A -.1 ,, , iff, xy ,K Q , r -1 'Q ' is iWl5,' . 95:1-5? s - WM rw? ff Hina tw 'QWWVY THE COMMISSIONERS' HELPERS The commissioners' helpers are the brown behind the brain, so to speak, In other words, they do a lot of the work and are a great help to the commissioners. These jobs in civil service are valuable training to students who plan to run for o commission office, as it gives them an opportunity to learn the details of the job. THE TICKET SQUAD The ticket squad, under the depart- ment of finance, has charge of the handling of tickets for all school events. The next time you step up to the window to buy a ticket, remember the time and hard work that goes into this service to the school. FOOTBALL PROGRAMS Featuring pictures of the football teams, stars, specialties, and the latest sports news were those snappy football programs turned out this year, Foot- ball programs are helpful at games for keeping track of the players, and they also make colorful confetti in case you forgot to bring some from home. THE ELECTION BOARD ln charge of voting and counting ballots the election board has a tre mendous job to do. With so many elections going on around campus the election board had to be on its toes all the time but they came through with flying colors. yi if :Jn Y ww? 1 ' Z T Q, 4 I H. 5 'ffff ? . D' B2 wmidifgi i I ' 'mga Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer iE1rl5' Evzugur Thus Iarg organuzatuon has had a busy year Some of theur actuvutues were servung at banquets a Chrustmas guvung druve Gurl ot the Week good groomung regulatuons truendshup commuttee to act as hostesses for new gurls enterung durung the year Twurp Week Mothers Day Tea Sprung Fashuon Show Twurp Twurl tea tor faculty Sprung oruen tatuon assemblues tor elementary school graduatung classes Sue Haugen Martha Clapp Martha McDonald Sharon Schuller fl S? Girls League Committee Heads Girls League Committees l , ..' ' 'N ' .. 1.1 Q K.. N. F. L. C3 , X President Betty Austin Vice President Jeanie Pratt X lll l Secretary , Donna Goodwin X T Treasurer Loren Acord The purpose of this Honorary Speech Society Club is to promote a better understanding for the art ot speech work, and to ban together those whose outstanding achievements have brought recognition to Grossmont. Activities of the year included attending the all Southern California Student Congress, and the N.F.L. Annual Speech Tournament at John Marshall High School in Los Angeles. Mr. Kuykendoll is the sponsor. T sc l THE SPEECH CLUB The Speech Club is very active at Grossmont, The purpose of the club is to give members an opportunity to pre- sent various selections before an audi- ence. One ot its many activities is to present an annual speech banquet, where awards are given to outstanding speakers at the year. The club is sponsored by Miss Shriver and Mr. Kuykendall. THE LIGHT, STAGE AND SOUND CREW This crew was responsible for the sound at assemblies, dances, and all activities which took place in the auditorium. They were also in charge of the lighting effects tor the Christ- mas pageant. fb fun ' .J 1 -vtiqfr-w+Brff.4t.uil Lila l is Mall, um-nn 'iff-2' Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief Kay Hartsell Art Editor and Senior Write-ups Marie Thiesen Senior Pictures , Jeri Beesley Write-ups Gloria Mierlot Photo Coordinator Wayne Strong otographer Lewis Jakubec Photographer Jerry Mathel Snapshot Photography Dale Barnett A J., Photographer George Jorritsrna 03+ .N Snapshots and Sports Lois Farr Advisor James Parker The annual staff started out with enthusiasm and consisted mostly of organized confusion throughout the year, As the staff becorne swamped with work, the rosy vision of the '52 El Recuerdou dimmed. Working late at night and with the help of black coffee, the annual was finally completed. Highlighting the year were field trips. One to Redlands to an annual conference, and a trip through Neyenesch Printers in San Diego, REDLANDS CONFERENCE ,Mm ay ...fe qppf-4 . Q I . iw-Fw 5 ', ll .Hnnthill rhnw Editor-in-Chief Karolin Fritter Assistant Editor Penny Walker Managing Editor Don Campbell Assistant Managing Editor Don Prentice Co-Feature Editors Leyla Toness, Andy Smith Music Editor Mar Lou Eggleston Fashion Editor Alice Bradshaw Sports Editor Carla Wilson Assistant Sports Editor ,, ,, Rod Jenson Society Editor , ,,,,,,,,,,,, , Carrie Lou Harrir Club Editors Mary Jay Dunham, Alice Bradshaw Art Editor , ,, Steve Skinner Exchange Editor , , , Ann Folsom BUSINESS MANAGERS Business Manager , ,,,,,,, ,, Nona Rehs Assistant Business Manager ,,,,,, David Cantor Advertising Manager ,,,,,,,,, Sandy DeHQven Advertising Assistants Barbara Martin, Carol Pitts Circulation Managers Kathy Skinner, Fay Creemens Advisor Mrs. E. Ahern Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow has been the motto sparking the Foothill Echoes staff which started the year with four staff members and a transfer. Cubs usually used from April until the end of the year were holding staff positions by the end of the first two months, The reason for the small staff and the bi-weekly schedule was the division between the Grossmont and Helix journalism classes last yeari REPORTERS ON THE JOB PASTING THE PAPER i 4...-.4 , + Q 'Y Q I X X rafts Dorothy Huckle E Sv rrialtira IJ t This year's peppy halt-timers kept us well en- .ff l tertained at the football games. The girls also performed at parades and threw a slumber party sg at the end of their season. The group was directed ,, by Mrs. Huckle. Carol Pitts If l Pompon Corps Leader ff six . rv f Mi IIN ff? 5 Q0 .W O 3 Q N Tumblers 3 ,T , i 2' 'ff Q- ' ' ' Q J L i s so x Maiofeffes as ' .5 I Martha McDonald-Joan BjOrk+Beth Andre 1 ZWFWS ' 14.11,-W. - W . www. 359354 A M F 5 Q Sharon Schiller Flag Corps Leader Song Leaders Joan Butterworth Dianne Almgren Claudia R ss ll Qandy DeHayen JT' XXJN' an xl .Xt is-. Cheerleaders Dar' Barnes Dave Crawford Teddy Sieckman Doris Sanders Ip THE PEP COMMITTEE This year s Crusaders for Spirit more commonly known as the Blue and Gold Pep Committee formed to help promote school spirit. The committee divided into Blue and Gold sections to out-yell and out-spirit each other, The big yellow mums sold on campus tor the games were manufactured by these pepsters and the money went for posters which reminded Grossmonters to Hash Helix Hammer Hoover and Chomp Chula Vista. Pep Band ..,' ZW self WMFQ, la 1 is: ,W ,,,M...'...-.w--.- ------E ' v---vv ClI'k'3 annul-l 1l' S! 3' Ez - in BAND The pride of Grossmont is her nationally famous Blue and Gold Band. lt is directed by Mr, Lutz and led this year by Dianne Maddocks, Head Drum Majorette. Our band, which started the year with only a handful of members, has made remarkable progress and has added much color and rhythm to football games and parades. ORCHESTRA Our Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Harold Lutz, has made a grand showing at all its performances. lts members wholeheartedly con- tributed their talents to make our Christmas pageant and spring concert more pleasing and beautiful. V .......J..i0.'.g,...,i.- if 7- ei 3, Nw' T .K i JV . ' V. A 5 ' c ' Xa .- .s ,gl K ...Q wr GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Q X ' A 4 fb s 112. pv . , f' A f s 441, ' QQ .xf7 m, 'w 7's ' WW .:. wx Aw Qilgf .x I Y Q-,Ev -fb 'ti' ,.n-.an..fg- alan 4.31-' - ... This is a program group, and works quite hard through the year to bring nice music programs to the students of Grossmont and to the community. President Vice President Secretary ,, Treasurer Girls' Quartet-Gail Wilson, Mary Anderson, Mary Wilderman, Eleanor Watson. Barbara Whaley Paula Thomas , ,Nancy Olds Shirley Riggs ae-i 3- yie, f iv g Ap ri, fn- If - 'J 'Rf Knot Y l Y li X 4 is., . U I' swim tr K RED ROBE CHOIR aut ful be ef' Th T. OH VOSSFT1 G T C1 group oral ch active is the most This the Spr ng Concert, festivals at Beverly vo ces have sounded at the Pageant, 'x UE .Ei- U. 4--Ps o: o 52 Cc 30 EQ OE me E O 4- U8 CDC! 3 QE QC! bs wi' .Ca- 4- c 'go U4- .3 wo -U Co El' -go ,Qs CD 'Q.C cl- o Uxdi OE 26 55 Ou Ins so im :cm IE rise Sun ster C LU .E Tn I E GJ .C +- 4- U .': O .C U P5 E I CD .C -4- .C 3: 3 U1 CD .2 O P hx. CD .C -+- 'U GJ 'U C 2 .O this group. director of is the onohue D rvices. Mrs. Se Bert Kohnhorst President YT SO ail Wil ent G Presid Vice otson W Elenor Sec reta ry- nn Small Mary A SUVGI' Trea Glhriztman lgagvani Madonna Carol Chamberlain CHRISTMAS PAGEANT A year without the annual Grossmont Christmas Pageant would indeed be a great loss to the people ofthe community and the students at G.U.H.S. The pageant well represents the medieval theme because Christianity began in England about the early medieval times. The pageontry is typical of the entertainment put on for the kings and queens in the early days. The picture scenes bring a refreshing reverence and faith amid the hustle and bustle ot the Christmas season. THE ADORATION SCENE ! R d M yWoIker Reader-D B o - . 5FPz15t Srmw 'T' 141 l K . 5. Sf-f 3, ASX a , , , ful mglkgx if: L , ' 373 KISS , f 4 pe X .45 31 .,,. ,, K if . 1 .,..,. '1, '. . ' 'f 'E y ' ,W ' X? .K W W v ,,., ,Q ziggig., ij 9 .' rf it-XX .I I 995 A v I W1 2... if Q I N .1 L W .Q .x ig :n 4? ' :,NkY'z , . . 4 1 f 2 Qi , silly ,f-u-' 9 'P . 6 ,. r 1-W b K vw ' ' 1' ,1 I L- 4 ' Q, ' KIQ' 1 ' fpliv ' 3 -ggi! , g i, ' . + pi 'aw - 1 . - -I .f Qgkif F RW.: - 'WMA' I A ' iffkw, gr hz' ' Y X , 2Qs ' 'J ' N iy ...-3'-if w 'Jw ' ' Swartz 2511 -INXS? l ar U if -if I ! N f .INQQ X ,gif S20 ,f digi- N I ff qu. 7-A f N . SR, ' ' ,Q 'Ms' F' xf ul J' ' ' ,QW 5 , 4 u A' 1' MX - ' 'fb mit X Q2 ' 3 1 : 4-F' ' O XS,-5 ' K: A 1r,',f f W' X 7 ,T-1'-I ' :gr,. 47-'ig iff . 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P 1 -J Q ,r I x ,gl if F N , , R .S 5 5 w ' X' X v h .fi . xg , N -n r Axcxx 4 Li-A' Q g ' . f W 2 If .jvuif A Q I-'Q' Jock Myrick Center Dick Barnes Halfback Bob Carter Fullbock Ken Brown Holfback John Archard Halfback John Kenna ix SJX Quarterback , ,Qli22,,,?5r'L Zlfighting Karl Grassl End Ray Lecompte Tackle Budd Carr End Omar Lee Tackle Melvin Scott Tackle Doug Brunson Guard Wally Kodis Ca Captain VARSITY TEAM X' Thus year s vorsuty football squad started the season off wltn a clan of new coaches A certaun unduvudual by the name of Bernard Bud Nygren was head mentor Along wuth hum were hus very capable assustants Mr Mel Frank and Mr Jack Keogh They began the season wuth great hopes but lust couldnt get started soon enough Funushung up wuth a faur season the Foothullers mught have been a luttle more successful uf Lady Luck had been much more generous Hughlughts of the season were the Helux rough and tumble tult and the 38 to I4 pastung handed to St Augustune Some fune talent was shown to prep football fans un such outstandung lunemen as Jack Myruck Vurgul Bell Melvun Scott Karl Grassl Ray Le Compte Wally Kodus Omar Lee and a fune sophomore prospect un Quck Bronson The backfueld consusted of John Kenna playung quarterback John Archard lune plmgung halfback quuck startung Bob Carter at full and a couple of breaka vay artusts as Ken Brown and Bert Kohnhorst Brown wound up wutw t'ue hug'u percentage of touchdowns Duck Chambers and Duck Barnes held defensuve honors wuth the help of Lynwood Berg Some members of the team were awarded wuth selectuons on the All Cnty Team Melvun Scott Ken Brown Ray Le Compte John Kenna Bert Kohnhorst and John Archard were chosen ln our opunuon that hard chargung aggressuon was great 1- Bud Nygren Mel Frank .- ,gc Football Managers Jack Keogh i 6 'lf The Grossmont baseball team had a tough season thus year but the team had a great spnrnt and shows good prospects un the commg season Next year we should have a team that will be a team to watch If they show the great splrlt and team work they showed this year they will be one of the teams In the top dlvlslon Q F ,, x. . c., it 4' I' ..v ,. vi .V A ,W V L . 1 C W' .. 0 9 if VARSITY BASKETBALL Maurice Altshuler Tom Crandall Bill Harris Forward Forward Guard Bill Coyne Roy Lecompte Guard Center John Hancock Coach A BASKETBALL Although suffering from lack of height and experience, the Varsity basketball team nevertheless pulled through with a few wins to their credit. With such stalwart players as Bill Harris, Maurice Altshuler, Bill Coyne, Tom Crandall, Charles Clough, and Ray LeCompte, the A's had a fairly successful season. -l ,Q ,..1 ,. A H, f it A 9 1:- ' er 1. W x ,M In I 12 - , ,,., I q tx .i A j X f A f we F in , Or, Q Q I. sz -A , ' . nw, x .vi m 1 it - -E Qg . K LL' g ,g 'V ,E, H fi 'S V . X 4 A 1 I fem f N iv' if ' 4 Jerry Clark Harold Landers Dann G: Forward Forward Quaid Bill Jones Fred Lvnas Guard Center Don Keogh Coach B BASKETBALL Coach Jack Keogh's crew were a hustling, sharp-shooting squad who were tutored to many a league victory this season. Such stand-outs as Jerry Clark, Don Goss, Bill Jones, Fred Lynas and Bill Landers kept things going tor the Foothiller court fans. 5 VARSITY A TRACK This yeor S trocksters produced qulte o number of sfors who bolstered the teom conssderobly The Foothnllers worm second ploce :ru leogue stondmgs ond m the process were nomed one of the top teoms nn the coosfol oreo sf? Au i X7 fi . ig J. a ' . , ' . A' ,312 ...X 5' I fy , 'Hs by A 'A . .3 1 iw' - 1 ' 522'-5 A if 'WJ 'N-. N.. -A - K, VA A-------W-,..-----.--Qvlvf-.. in .. fsbfffe 1-1-1157 GIRLS' SPORTS Girls' sports are offered in every field and contribute to a girl's physical and mental growth throughout her four years at Grossmont. Volleyball, softball, basketball, dancing and in- dividual games and specialties are a few of the many opportunities offered in gym. ,O ' ' Q R' W I - il ' L' ' R if - WY 'ine it i Q' ,Mr ' f '14- ',-L,vM H4 ij'Af-ow-z -Q A z,-2-an 'DT Y f X U 1 ,QW ii,7,.fse1vffe'-7 0 6 Nami if-LVM D W s D, I l fi it ci-fc B TRACK The bees were very potent in several events this year. Tom George was tops in the sprints and Dick Barnes showed off his ability in the shot put. George, after moving down from the A division, ran the lOO- yard dash in lO.l seconds. Barnes threw the pellet well over 54 feet to mear the national IO-pound shot put record. Dick Chambers and Gerald Giyer also moved down from the varsity division and did a swell job with the help of Dick Loabs and Bill Williams. C TRACK The cees were one of the first in the lightweight division. It appeared again as though an individualist dom- inated this organization also. Rene Rogers was known as the best 660 man in the league. The lighties were better than average in almost every event. W, N. l X if 4 I fm N' M44-K 2 . 5 A Q A it Q ,J'd,,,.- ,gmt LJ tk 0 0 o C 0 O 0 W5 Q ,Q ,b O Q I o 'c ii , ,.-,1 'nz n z: -fql l 5 gift rt .' if .Q Q 0 iii ' Qi O 5 o ' ' . 5 0 0 Qlluha + fy fb' it rm? we f.. X QC A K 1 ' 1 .X 1 jg 'i 9 fi , lf'-kc -mv' lla Ll llg 35 5. 'lsr an I ilu im Q P' if dug' 'Ni president KYYKY V ,,,,,, Mike Mills Vice President Jerry Marcks Secretary , , Frank Marcks Treasurer Y , Hood BLADE AND EDGE To stimulate and influence ice skating is the purpose of the club. This year they gave a snow party, beach parties, and they, natur- ally, went ice skating at the rink. FIRST SEMESTER President , ,Marion Gulick Vice President , Martha Clapp Secretary , , Paula Thomas Treasurer ,,,, Charles Vanderhyde X Q SECOND SEMESTER QM President , ,,,, Barbara Kendrick J' Vice President ,,,, H Martha Clapp Secretary ,,,,,, , ,,,,Marion Gulick Treasurer, ,, , , ,,,,, John Mayo C.S.F. The CSF. is an honorary society for those who get lO points or more on the semester grades. Three for an A, and l for a B. The purpose of this club is signified by its motto, Scholarship for Service. Every year, a handful of students become life members by remaining in the club six semesters. Two of the highlights in activities this year were a Christmas party and a shocking initiation, where 40 members had loads of fun, Mrs. Dorothy Smith is the sponsor. Spokesman Doug Brunson Vice Spokesman ,,,,, , ,,,, Bill Jones Secretary ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, D ave Bowers Treasurer, W ,,,, , ,,,,, Dick Ortega Sgt-ct-Arms ,s,s,,,,, Oliver Askew DONS The Dons act as a service club and pro- mote school spirit. This year they painted the trash cans, lined the logs in the student park- ing lot, and guarded at the basketball games. Mr. Merrit is this club's sponsor. Grand Duchess ,, Sandy Murray Lesser Duchess Joan Butterworth Secretary Scribe , Marion Rogers Financial Scribe Diane Almgren iz.-Q DUCHESSES This busy group of girls keeps very busy during the year. Their purpose is to give serv- ice to their school and community. Activities this year were a tea to acquaint new and old members, joint meetings with the Dukes, reg- istration of parents during Back to School, registration of Alumni, decorated for Christ- mas Pageant and Dukes' Drag, Christmas gift to school was a large bulletin board in the Cafeteria. After-game dance at the Hoover- Grossmont game. Slumber party, picnic for school joint meeting with alumni Duchesses and Helix, Duchesses' Dinner at the Pizza House, trip to Laguna Beach. President Vice President ,,,, ,Uvin Clough , Omar Lee Secretary ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, , , Dick Barnes Treasurer ,,,, ,, Linwood Berg I-lk aafi DUKES To create better social activities to add service to our school, is the purpose of this club. These active boys were very busy this year. They gave their annual dance, the Dukes' Drag, marked the parking lot, stopped smoking on the campus, picked up papers and trash, had a snow party, joint meetings with San Diego clubs, and earned mone to Y buy their white satin Dukes' jackets. -if -V-3 .J----f U r, asm L E r RS I c I President Vice Pres , ,, ,, Pat McCain ident ,, Bennie Gorospie Secretary Gwen Martin F Wu Gary Underhill E55 Treasurer ,,,,, , W ,,,, Lois Lantz E A Reporter ,,,, Nola Bowman Eileen Palsey lnterclub ,,,,,, , Pat Mason F.B.L.A. The purpose of this club is to develop competent, enterprising business leadership, to encourage and practice thrift, to encourage improvement in scholarship and promote school loyalty. STB I . ,H cg, , . 'GFFF ul r QA a fc yy. I DICULXJJ' ' 'li' F.F.A. This club is affiliated with the Agriculture Department and develops competent rural and agricultural leadership. These boys were very busy during the year. Some of their activities were the Harvest Ball, State convention, field day, bean feed and parents' banquet, and live- stock judging at fairs, T z 4 President Marilyn Engberg , g Vice President Carla Wilson Secretary Meave McGorigIe Treasurer Karen Steen Activity Chairman Marion Gulick G.A.A. The purpose ot this club is to cooperate in the promotion of social and athletic activi- ties, to foster the highest ideals of good sports- manship and good fellowship, This organiza- tion was extremely active this year. They promoted intramural sports for all interested girls in both team and individual sports, tum- bling and dancing, Pot luck suppers, mountain party, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Dad-Daugh- ter Day, State College Playday, City League High Schools Sportsday, and the White Ele- phant Sale at Christmas time are among the most popular activities the G.A.A. has to offer its members. Miss Shirley Anderson is the advisor. President Melvin Scott Vice President Dick Barnes Secretary , Dick Bronson 'Qi---.. Treasurer ,, Omariee LETTERMEN To promote and encourage athletics, is the worthy purpose of this club. They have just reorganized this year, but have done a good iob around the campus, keeping it clean, etc. They also sponsored an assembly. .ir .' x ' x ig? 5 President, , Millie Prendergast n Q r ' , mmf Vice Presidents, Meave McGarigle g Secretaryn ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, J o Francisco Treasurer W , Becky Southard PAN-AMERICAN CLUB To create greater friendship and under- standing between us and our Latin American neighbors is the purpose of this busy club. Their main activity is the Pan-Am Ball, which is quite an affair. Besides this, the members journeyed to Tijuana to a Jai Alai game, and to a snow party. Sponsor-Mr, Villerreal. President Dick Ortega Vice President , ,,,,,,,,, Mel Kirk Sec.-Treas. ,,,,,.. Froneva Howell SPANISH CONVERSATION This busy club meets to study the mechan- ics of Spanish, read plays, and study general interest topics of Spanish. Activities this year were a field trip to a Spanish movie in town, and they have planned a buying trip down into Mexico. They are sponsored by Mrs. Lane. ,. f President ssss 7 ucc,c,, Karolin Fritter lxwl . . Vice President ,,,, Sandy DeHaven , ' .Il at 1? sv --rf: V Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Alice Bradshaw Treasurer ..,. ,,,,,,, Sally Hughs TRI-Y This cIub's activities for the year were a joint meeting, Christmas caroling, an Easter egg dye and serving at Ramolisa. Their pur- pose is to help the girls, club and community grow. f' .ff XC , L- . tu, 5 My 'e'e2f i K :,.,,3'wiu . 1' . 'sic Q N, W l . I 1 C h .Lf fi 1 -19 fi ,xg j 'll ?'U BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club has been active this year. The year began with the annual biological initiation for new and unsuspecting members. lt ended the year with a traditional biological dinner, featuring rattlesnake, squid, and as the piece de resistance real fat, juicy snails. The Biology Club went to the Painted Gorge, and the Petrified Forest in the desert, and other field trips included the zoo ond aquarium at Scripps. MATH CLUB This group meets because of a common interest in Math. They have speakers and work catchy problems. They work for a better understanding of the fundamentals of math. Miss Josephine Kollmeyer sponsors this club. President , ,, ,, Lee Kemp Vice President , Don Shields Secretary Nancy Olds Treasurer Mike Sturgeon P1-5 5 President ,, ,,Pot Asquith :H 1 Vice President ,,,,,,,,,, Mary Carlile Secretary , ,,,,,, Martha Clapp Treasurer ,, ,Sandy De Haven MOONSWEEPERS The purpose of this club is to promote wholesome social activities and to render service to the members, the school, and com- munity whenever possible. Service projects in '5l and '52 were: serving for faculty, serv- ing Alumni banquet, ushering for Community Concert, extending Christmas wish to student body, helping a needy family in the commu- nity at Christmas, Christmas caroling, taking care of distribution of Christmas cards to the student body, slumber party, annual trip to Borrego, and their main contribution to the social life of G.U.H.S.'ers, The Stacking Stamp. Sponsors are Mrs, Quicksall and Miss Jenkins. f ,Il-51 President .. . ,,,, Mavin Helm My Vice President ,,,,,,,,, Tina Allesio 'QE' .-45 'i V Secretary . ,,,,,,, Donna Rodia Treasurer . . Lili Jones TRI-Y-TEENS To promote friendship of all races and religions is the purpose of this club. It is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A. Activities this year included the Ramolisa Family Dinner, a splash party, and the candlelight initiation of the new members. Tm W President . .. Mary Ann Small Q Y Vice President ,,,,, .. Lee Lowry 7 E Secretary .. . ,,,,, Anne Caldwell Treasurer, , , . ,,,, Mary Ball Chaplain. . Jo Ellen Schwiss ALPINE TRI-HI-Y This is a service club for the girls of the Alpine Community. lt is affiliated with the Y. W. C. A. and does both community and school service. They have made gifts for the polio-stricken children. They serve at dinners and have helped in the March of Dimes drive as well as the P.T.A. drive at school. Sponsors are Mrs. Butterworth and Mrs, Ball. President ,.,, . ,,,,,. Don Campbell W' Vice President ,,,,,.... Ted Gimble Secretary ,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,, Bill Karmazin Treasurer. . . ,,,, ,,,, . Kieth Polk Sergeant-at-Arms . Gary Gilbert To create, maintain, and extend through- out school and community, high standards of Christian character, is the creed of this service club. Among their projects this year were: operating a booth at the Lakeside '49'er Days, a donation to the building fund for the Memorial building, and the high- light of their year-representing Grossmont at the model legislature in Sacramento. They held their first annual Calendar Dinner in March. wi HWY' V 7 1-353 t A w limb., -1 .li 2 4 ' -Ii l l .Q- ww' . Exp ? 3 af i L it A President Pete Clark Vice-President John Linden . Secretary Ronald Wade Treasurer Keith Echwirri GROSSMONT HI-Y The Grossmont Hi-Y was organized in l925. lt is a branch at the Y.M.C.A. lts purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y develops leaders for tomorrow's world. It gives service to its school. Every year the Grossmont I-li-Y carries out certain traditional services for the school. Among theese are obtaining and erecting the Christmas tree in the auditorium, guarding the doors at the Christmas Pageant, parking cars at the Easter Sunrise Services and Graduation, and ushering at the Graduation. Advisors are Mr. Keogh and Mr. Wilton. Ulll' ' President Karolin Fritter fiiiwrt U Vice President Don Campbell CTT Secretary Betty Austin Treasurer Nona Rehs QUILL AND SCROLL This is an honorary society for high school journalists. They have given three initiations, a beach party and other services for the school. Advisor of this group is Mrs. Ahern. FIRST SEMESTER President Loran Acord Vice-President Mary Harker Q Secretary Linnea Sandberg Q-X Treasurer Greta Spurr :gi Program Chairman Ruth Topper m SECOND SEMESTER President. John Holmquist T Tw Vice President ,Carol Dyer SSCFETOFY Ruth Topper T-r8OSUI'6r Anne Price Program Chairman Ruth Shumake Y.F.C. The purpose of this club is to provide an opportunity for students interested in the Bible to meet together for interdenominational re- ligious meetings held weekly on the Youth for Christ bus. LATIN CLUB Presndent Gary Underhlll Vnce Presudent Deanne Tndman Secretary Norma Schroder Treasurer Dave Groce Thus club meets to duscuss the Roman way of life Thenr annual event ss the Roman Ban slaves serve the upperclassmen Presudent Jane Tnppue Vlce Pre ldent Sandra Holmgren FOOTHILL HORIZON Secretary Jamce McGhee Treasurer Mary Lou Montgomery Thus club IS desugned to develop personality enjoy social expernences explore careers h t ll ct clothes for the and gnve service to others One of these servlces t as year was o co e needy Navajo famllles Their actlvltues consisted of the Blue and Sulver Ball Splash Party Father and Daughter Banquet hen parties sem: social meetings at homes of members and the Hornzon Conference at State College Sponsors are Mrs Snlverua Mrs Holmgren Mrs Tyner Mrs Tupple Advisor 1AZcafuQf1.4.6 Jade, yfn-J 44114 ,f,..J,ZoAdffxc4 ,a4ci7a,4o,,a1-e..4acQ 14:40 AMT? M344-le. new adv-5.4 M-fzfx ftyk' ,fb 55 , ff W 'fZ'iM WW - Wei' QTJJ' .sz Y ,lbj rv, W X . . quet at which the first-year members, as . S. - I . I .- . ' . . 1 ' 1 I 1 n I I . I ' I 1 I o . I A, ,' s ' . 5' - I Y - . I Y 1 fad. 55 I Sflg 'fi , wwf ,, A Y ' A , f J, 4 5, Mm M ,Mk if l K., gf 7 milf 11 IZQWX Ill v KNEW fill, JUL X WITH THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO T US THIS YEAR Mr Watterson wnthout whose patnence help and sound advice the annual would never have been completed Paul Robert Valley Studuo for senior pictures and other plctures when needed Normon Carruth for photographic help JJ, Jil Bert Kohnhorst for help In the sports dlvusnon S K Smith 8. Co for covers I Sunset Engravers for engravlng Neyenesch prnnters for prlntung To the Faculty of Grossrnont for thelr patlence and understandlng when the staff and students were out of class for extra work and plctures To Helux Hugh School for letting the staff take over the darkroom after Grossrnont hours To San Dnego County Schools for the orchestra pncture The A S B for extra rnoney when we needed It for color To Betty Austm for keeping care of the fnnances and handlmg of dustrubutlon IX. ll all L gr XA Ulf f lu f K xx: I Ii I! a , I ,f If J' WH . r U , A ,lj , S ,IV f A . fn ,- UMW f WWW ww Lwwiif Jyfv Awww L fpQj M 0 X ,MW0 tid MQ! 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