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'S F' 12+ W . 'f1'V ii' if 'r A mv' ' vin' 'LW7 fu ' ' Y ' -Vci 7 . , A P. 2,8 LQVJ ' ' s , 'M vga? A ,i'X' -v 8 Ag'X Q .A 4 V Q rg , ,-iw ,..' 0 ,AA-ff. 9. o.' 4 3'LV, QQ. 'jg 11.1. A,',' ,,,q.H, , .5 I - A K' V.n,9, v . ul. V Q '2 '..-.' I htel .-gm'i.,,'Q Q5 -1.1.x .AY its AL . ,x 8 X ,.-rj-gum . -, . Q f v Q , N 1 . ww . 'ww M x .W u - ffm: V 5 Pr Thanks The Tartan staff of 1958 would now like to extend a note of appreciation and aknowledgement to everyone who has assisted us. We thank: Mr. Mac Upshaw . . . and the University Supply and Equipment Company for the important part they played in the production of our book. Florence Arts Studio . . . for their contribution through fine pictures and many hours of hard work. S. K. Smith Cover Co .... and its representative for the valuable suggestions we used in our cover planning. Mr. C. D. Higby . . . for his advice and guidance which proved invaluable in editing the 1958 Tartan. The Teachers of Helix . . . for generous cooperation when the transfer slips seemed innumerable. A Ulahle uf Clluntents Zlhministratiun gi Seniors 1 Qntihities Q Qlllasses H. s s Qllluhs Qi Sports E... wwrv- m The class of 1958 has an enviable record for its leadership, academic achievement and ability to adapt to a changing school in a changing world. My congratulations to each one of you upon your successful completion of twelve years of educational experience. Your class will long be remembered for its contributions to the high school's spirit and reputation. Benton Hart Principal Congratulations and best wishes to the members of the class of 1958. We hope your educational experiences at Helix will serve you well in the future. We wish the underclassmen a pro- ductive summer and hope you are look- ing forward to another successful year at Helix. Stanley McClintic Vice Principal Euarh uf rustees f,tssSTrS?1MfIJNl UNION ltili .i 'B 301 DIKTPICI Q 'Wi .Wt it at ti . ' gg L. to R. Mr. Smith-Superintendent, Mrs. Grode, Mr. Svalstad, Mr. Hall, Mr. Foster-President, Mr. Free- man, Mrs. Sears, Mr. Huqes-Assistant Superintendent. Emil Bauer Marianne Beniaman Dorthe Bonsignore Gordon Braun Clifford Buck John Burak ,bw Leonard Busch Merle Cables Ralph Chaplin All-,gn Cgx Robert Divine Q, lewis Freed Robert Freeland Mary Garcia Douglas Gorrie Richard Gorrie Ki., Wilda Hoy Lawrence Helmufh Charles Higlay Clovis Hill T QW! 4, msfv i x .lune Halverso Charles Hague Clarence Jasmagy Douglas Kerr Mary Ann Kendall Q youve W' inefred King David Lefever Daniel Lewis Jean Macleod Malcolm Moore Miriam Moore X,f urolyn Meek Yolanda Ornelas fl Dorothy Porch William Ramsey I :hn Roong Robert Rue xr N I ei 'ff S r , f- Q AM EX P 5- if i if 1 . 2 A 5. N D I erta Thomas Robert Tolin ,k:x1.,Miw W 1 sf ,QW X v 1 1 I HW. 5? it is YJSX X Xl Q X Q , X Q 'Q wift .N A '-j , y 1 X 1 3 0, . .X , M ggi ii M M X -q:'! Martha Schutte John Schwendiman Chester Stearns Helen Stinnett x ? 1 S. Darrel Victor Warren Vinton Fred Wadsworth is Wav R X X XXX: George Washington Frank Watenpaugh William White Qllustnhians Top- L. to R: H. Peters J. Thompson, C. Logan T. Lopey, P. Platt Bottom- L. Lloyd, J. Smith W. Sperling, M. Porter Glafcteria Staff QEfffice Staff Mrs. Fitch Mrs. Key Back row, l. to r.: Barbara Hover, Martha Blair, Bess DeVries, Buelah Houze, Marie Henry. Front row: Gena Larson, Martha Sharpe, Rosie Van Pelt. Mrs. Rush P Ernunhsmen L. to R: Mr. Fensternache Mr. Zralka, Mr. Hover Mrs. Wallace Mr. McWiillie Mrs. Thames Mrs. Burke Mrs. Rudluff 0 x. WW! W 4 glIfUg1'5pb Page ' not 1, 1 J JB .gb P -New T by QD Nw' 'Q xl ' -- fr QP J- 4 J ,A Q-0 ,J- .. 1 A 'N ,sy ,N 'xxx 31 J Q79 svisx ,X 1,1 xii.: Q' Ao, -1 -93' - ff 3 - Q1 Q.. ,N x 'Nm' 'X - 5- 4 1 7 ' CJ A AV' ' 'X 'J .NP s , 0 , U Xp- J' g, .X o 5 . fo pd ,N ZX -N,-r Ck - bf ,cf if 51 -Q:-5 I ' Q' f 4 G ,GQ 'Y . -S, ,v , . Y,-SX x,..4f jg-75 QSM' Q uf: , W' A 00W .,Q,.4' ,L 61, . 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Looking ahead to the future we see opportunityp looking back we picture the wonderful times which were ours. As the class of '58 departs, Helix shall always have a special place in all Our Hearts. 'I4 Q i- in S 1- Q44 - .? f' f -N. x X XQ 1 ywfyh , M Q' Ea I 'L ' L AX , , N. ,af IA. .M + SFS' -,.. X If 'xjpxwf' Mya :M S-, 2 9,1 Q., at . 6 x ,L ,Jw -- QQ1.,-Af wk X Q2 ,. . NNW M, Gs, at K, S 'B' Q J -Q W my J V N . N . ' .J 951 XMj,.i ,D xy xA M-'N' sw' l ' xl Y 5 M k ..Am?,4, q,,. - Mix? X X 0 K Q 3 xoxr is K , ff . . 1 ,'? 3 up ,J .Mo ,Q Q M ...U ff 4-f ., ,, f x ': ' b . Nfg 1 zartg .-I V F 1 I 1 41' - i' 417 .1 9-N Qeniur btatistics When we entered the halls of Helix High School in the Fall of 1954, we caught our first glimpse of high school life from the A.S.B. President and the Administration. We were intro- duced to our counselor Mr. Wallis who was to guide us in our following four years. Later that week, we were officially welcomed by the entire student body at an assem- bly and Hello Hop. The girls were honored at a Big and Little Sister Tea, which was held in the Girls' Recreation Room. Class officers were elected without delay and included Don Bas- sett, Presidentp Paul Preiss, Vice-President, Kay Farnham, Secretary, and Sue Bobby, Treasurer. A constitution was originated and written which would be followed by all Freshman Classes to come. At the close of the year we elected the following Sophomore Class Officers: Mary Con- lee, President, Roger Moulton, Vice-President Pro Tempore, Kay Farnham, Secretary, and Sue McDonald, Treasurer. Several committees were organized to function on behalf of our class. These important committees were the Ring Committee and the Sophomore Class Council. It was decided that we change our rings to silver with a green stone instead of the usual gold. In place of the Emerald Ball, we sponsored a Barnyard Bop, which was enioyed by all who attended. Our Junior year opened with the officers Phil Hutchens, President, Diane Rider, Vice- President, Sue McMasters, Secretary, and Barbara Pawlowski, Treasurer, taking charge. We paid our Junior Dues of 53.50 which enabled us to have a party at Big Oak Ranch. This party was a substitute for the Prom, due to the size of the Senior Class. Several of our classmates were honored by being selected as Tartan Bearers, Torch Bearers, or Ushers for the graduating class. We will always remember our Junior year because we took five Metro League champion- ships in sports. We said goodbye not only to the graduating class, but also to our classmates and friends who were going to the new Mount Miguel High School. At the close of our Junior year we were anticipating the fact that we would be Seniors at last! The officers were elected for our Senior year, who were Roger Moulton, President, Bar- bara Pawlowski, Vice-President, Judy Payne, Secretary, and Jody Bagrie, Treasurer. All of our Senior Events and Activities throughout the year were very successful. The sorrow of our loss in football to Mount Miguel was brightened by an excellent and enioyable Homecoming Dance. Queen JoAnn Edwards reigned at the dance graced by her four lovely attendants. More money was brought into our treasury by the memorable Senior Play: You Can't Take lt With You. A tradition was added which gave Seniors the privilege of leaving five min- utes early from assemblies. All the Senior activities we had looked forward to for such a long time were concluded by the wonderful prom which will always be remembered. The realization of these experi- ences seemed far off four years ago. But now as realities, they become happy years and cherished memories. Vice-President BARBARA PAWLOWSKI Qeniur Gfficers Prssidenf ROGER MOULTON Treasurer .IODY BAGRIE Secretary JUDY PAYNE I1 i sl l7jf ' AIKEN, CHARLES C.-Football l, Lu Mesa Hi-Y 1, 2, Helix Hi-Y 3, Treos. 4, Key Club 3 A0 G 7 i ALLEE, RUTH ANN-Slraiing Club l, Swimming Club l, 2, Y- Teens l, 2 ANDERSON, BRUCE ERWIN-Cross Counlry 2, 3, 4, Truck 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2 ANDERSON, MARY ANNETTE-C.S.F. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Bonnie Lossles 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Marching Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Boccolourecle Comm. 4, Turion Bearer 3 Amesson-in, mc:-man Mlcnssi-some Club 4, ch... Club 4, 1'.A.s. Rep. 2 BACON, MARILYN LEA BAGRIE, JOYCE HOPKINS-C.S.F. l, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, lnfer-Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Pompon Corps 2, 3, Min4Tidiers 3, Pres. 4, G. L. Serv. Comm, 3, Dress Reg. 4, Student Council 2, Leadership Con- ference 3, 4, Jr. Ring Comm. 2, Sr. Class Trees., Assembly Plon- ning Comm. 4, G. L Rep. 3, Homecoming Comm, 4, Tartan Rep. 2, Tartan Staff 4, Nominufing Conveniion 2, 3, 4, Fresh Class Council BAKER, ANTHONY DNARD BAKER, LLOYD ALVIN-Chess BANKERD, CLAIRE l.-Y-Teens I, 2, Jr. Girls' Glee 1, 2, Sr, Glue 3 BARNES, RONALD JOHN BARNHILL, MICHAEL BARRETT, JUDITH ANNE Choir 3, Ap Girls' Ensemble 4 BASALO, MICHAEL JAYffTurtun Bearer 3 BASSETT, DONALD EARL Lu Mesa HEY I, 2, Veep 3, Student Council I: Fresh Class Pres, lr Chief Jusice 2, A.S.B. Vice-Pres. 3, A.SB .Pres. 4 BAUER, CHARLES STANLEY BAUER, KAY MARDELL Tri Ettes 2, 3g Sr. YfTeerrs 4, Big Sister 1 BECK, WARD WILLIAM semis, cr-mines GRANT Lcrref..te.1'5 Club 3, 4, roorboii 1, 2, 3, 4, w..-ming 2, 4, mms. 2, 3 ssmzv 2, 3, 4 BIERLE, smcn r 2, 3, RAY D, Concert nnrl Marching Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 7 Announcement Comm. 4 ARTHUR MALLORY LEROY MARVIN Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Choir 3, Football 4z Wrestling T, 3, 4 BISHOP, CAROL AVESTA'-Y-Teens 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Baccalaureate Comm. 4, Bond 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Glee 4, Girls' league :riend. Comm, 4: Senior Plny 4: American Heritage Pageant 1, Ass't. Feature Editor of Fling 4 !LAIR, TROY WAYNE'-J. V. Football, tLincolnl, B Basketball, Sweetwuterig C Track, lSweetwcrtcrJ BOBBY, SUE ANNHY-Teens l, 2, 35 Blade and Edge l, 2, Swim- ning Club l, 2, Min-Tidiers 7, 3: Student Council 'l, 2, 37 Fresh :img Council, sophermsh hem. 1, Jr. Ring comm. 2, Pcmpon Iorps 2, 3, Leadership Conference T, 2 IQ 'Wir' .,.....alv 'U' vcr BORDNER, JANET ANN CSF 1, 2, Tre-ns 3, 4, YTQ-em 1, Spanish Club 1, Ticker Squud 1, 2, Sludenr Gov'l. 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps 3, 4, Leadership Confeierico 1, 2, 3, 4, Concessions Comm. Asif. 2, Comm, 3, G. L Pres. 4 BOUTON, CAROL ANN Bible Club 1, Svc. 2, Hvurliervrlm 3, Sec. 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Senior Pluy Choir 3, 4, Clworuliors 3, Girls' Glee 2, G. L. Dvess Reg Comm 3, Buccciluurocnlo Corr1rr1. 4, Elf-clion Board 2, 3, Sluderit Council 1, 3, 4 BOWEN, NEWELL B., JR.fBor1d 1, 2 3, 41 Orclwslru 3, Pep Band 3, 4, Announcerneni Comm 4, Pugecrnr 2, 3, Turfcrn Rep. 3 BHIMHALL, Ronin EDWARD Marching afma 1, 2, 3, 4, confer, Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep 133,13 1 2, 3, 4, Pf.geQ.,r 1, 2, 3 Bnocx, JERRY ELLIS-Lclfernren 5 cm, 3, 4, Ke-y cm, 3, Veep 4, J. v. Foorboll 2, vmar, 3, 1,0211 3, 4, Boys olee 1, 2, 3, Choir 3, 4 BROWN, BURTON--Marching Burial 1, 2, 3, 4, Conccrr Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orclleslrcx 3, 4, C.SF 2, 3, Visio LU Mvsu Hi Y 2, 3, 4, Cuyomocn Conference 3, Sludenl Council 1, Torlcxn Stuff 3 BRYAN, FRANCES KAY--Les Convembleg 4, VYTQ-ons 1, 2, 4, G. L. Rep, 3 BUCCELLATO, KENNETH JAMES BULLOCK, KENNETH ALLEN--Nominciling Convvrwlion 3, Marching Band 3, 4, Concert Bond 3, Orchestra 3, 4, Pep Bcmcl 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club 2 BUNCH, ART LEE-Football 1, 2, Truck 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Cross Counlry 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Record Dept Clworoliers 1, 2, 3, 4, Pcxgecmt 1 2, 3 BUNGE, PENNY ANN BURGREEN, CHARLOTTE RUTH-Y-Teens 1, 3, Cup and Capers 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2 BURKLEO, EARNEST ODELL-Drama Club 1, Choir 2, 3, 4 BURNER, GEORGE DAVID-Helix HIFY 3, 4, Swimming Club 1, 2, Marching Bond 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, Srudenf Council Rep. 2 BURNETT, DANA BEA-Girls' League 1, 2, Dress Reg. 4, Y-Turns 1, 2, 4, Siudenr Council 2, 3, Torfan Rep, 1, 2 BUSCH, PAUL FREDERICK Kilo Cycles I, Lvttolms-ll'g Club 2, 3, 4 Swimming Club 2, Voollmll I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Basel bull 2, 3, 4 BUSH, ROCHELLE DIANE Durlli-um 2 Vw 3 Y-Teens I- En- , P , V i.-.,.lll.- 3, 4, Hrqlllrml Hr-,Al.1.4, Agspmllly Pl0.l.ll.19 Comm. 4 Hi sl.-pp.-is 2, lil-ill 3, song li-ml.-. 4, Lmlfllilg mmm- 2, Home. coming Plillu-ss -1, Bligmloon 3, Sl Gills Glee 2, Nominating Carly.-liliml, Clmil-ll-ll.-S 3, 4, Iurtun Stuff Art Editor 4, Safely Council lz.-,, 2 Buss, BARBARA LURANA sl. Girls' Glee 3, 4, Mixed chow, l CAMPBELL, BARBARA ANN Yievns 2, 4, Cop and Capers 4, Girls' League Pub. comm, 4 CANNON, DONALD EUGENE CARD, RICHARD WILLIAM CARLISLE, PHYLLIS LORENE-V-Y-Teens I, 2, 4, C.S.F, I, 2: Drill Units 2, Girls' leugue Friend. Comm. 4, Ditch Day Comm. 4, senior Plny 4, Girls' Ensemble CARLSON, DAVID KENT Science Club, Band 2, library Club 3, Boys' Glee Club 4 CHAMBERLAIN, YHOMAS LEON CHENEY, CLAUDETTE RAE CLARK, IONE LOUISE-V Hentlwerettes 2, Trens. 3, Veep 4, Y-Teens I, 2, I.C,C. 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Veep 4, Choroliers 3, 4, Erisemble I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, Sec. 4, HifSteppers 2, 3, A.S.B. Pluy 3, Pageant I, 2, 3, G. L. Rep. 4, Leadership Conference 2, 4, Baccalaureate Comm. Clmirmcm 4, Comm. of Cultural Affairs Ass't. CLEMESHA,JEANET'I'E JANE-F.B.L,A. 3, G. L. Friend. Comm. 2, Y-Teens 3 COLLINS, NANCEE RAYfBible Club I, 2 CORRELL, JOHANNA--YfTeerls I, 2, 3, 4, HecItI'leveHes 3, 4, Girls' league 2, 3 CRADDOCK, STEPHEN JAMES CRAIN, DIXIE ANN-Tri-Ettes I, Y-Teens 3, Public Affairs Chairs man 4, Bonnie Lassies 3, G. I.. Serv. Comm. 4, Big Sister 3, Student Council 2, Senior Play Productions Staff 4, A.S.B. Picture Rep. 4 CROOM, GARY DANIEL CULBERTSON, TERRY MACfFrosh Veep, Student Council Rep. 3 CUSHMAN, IARRY-leHermen's Club, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Baseball 4 DAHLQUIST, PHYIUS JEAN-Yefeens I, Veep 2, 3, Pres. 4, Les Convetables 2, Treas. 3, 4, Orchesis I, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. An- nouncement Comm. Chairman 4, Pompon 2, Sec. 3, Leader 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 DANIEISON, PETER STANLEY-Vista La Mesa Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity Tennis I, 2, 3 DAVISON, BRENDA JOYCE-Y-Teens 3, 4, Bible Club, Hum Hop Comm. 4: Fling Staff 4, Les Convetables 4 DENNISON, THOMAS EDWARDACross Country I, 2, 3, Basket- ball, J. V. I, B. 2, 3, Baseball J. V. I, 2, Varsity 3, 4 DEVERO, JUDITH ANN-les Convetobles I, 2, l.C.C. 3, Veep 4, Y-Teens I, 2, Serv. Chairman 3, Membership Chairman 4, Blade and Edge I, Swimming Club, Sec. I, 2, Girls' league I, Flag Corps 2, 3, Band Flag Twirler 3, Hi-Debher Rep. 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, Sr. Girls' Glee I, 2, Ensemble 3, 4, Song Lender 4, Leadership Conference 2, 3, Highland Hepsters I, 2, 3, 4, Nomi- nating Convention I, 2, Cap and Gown Comm, 4, l.C.C. Veep DIETRICH, JOHN HUBBERD DIGIOVANNA, TONY AlEX-Football 4, Key Club 4, Helix Hi-Y 3, 4 DOMIJAN, JUDITH RAE-Sr. Ditch Day Comm, 4 DoNAHoo, ROGER nsxrsn-Leiierm-n's Club 3, 4, mm. 2, J, 4, Cross Country 3, 4: Baseball 2 DREW, JOSEPH COLEMAN-Cross Country 2, Traclm 2, Sr. Ditch Day Comm. 4 EAIHEY, IOU GENEAY-Teens I, 2, Duchesses 2, Financial Scribe 3, Grand Duchess 4, Blade and Edge I, Tartan Staff 3, 4, Stu- dent Council I, 2, G. L. Rep. 2, Leadership Conference 2, 3, J. V. Cheerleader 2 EDWARDS, JO ANN Y Teens, Duclresses 2, 3, 4, l,C.C. 4, Girls' league Ri-p , Sluclvnl Council Rep., Homecoming Queen 4 EIKAM, JOAN MARIE Ylvmrs 4, Sluclenr Council l, Baccalau- .wre com.-I 4, G L. si-N. comm. 4, arg smef 3, senior Play Produdion Staff 4 ENOCHS, RAYMOND CLARENCE ERNEST, WILLIAM EUGENE Loire-rrnon's Club I, 2, 3, 4, Foor- ball I 2,14 Track l, 2, 3, 4, La Mesa Hr Y l, 2 errer, JANEI CAROLYN vfm-.15 1, 2, 3, spanish Club 2, Flag Corpa 4 FARNHAM, KATHLEEN FERNE Y-leans Pies I, 2, 3, 4, Heaflwr- M005 2, Pies 3, CS,F. 2, 3, 4, Elks Leadership Award, Hi-SIep- pvrs 2, Jr. Ring Comm. 2, Clroir 3, 4, Girls' League Cabirref 4, Elecllorr Board 2, 3, Norrrirrcrlirrg Corwenlion 2, 3, 4, larfan Bearer 3, Froslr Class Sec., Soplr. Class Sec., Slud:-nr Council Rep, 2, ASB. Sac. 3, ASB. Voop 4, Slucleni Council Sec 2, Leadership Conlerencv l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Srule Delegate 3, B259 Groonied Froslr Girl FEARS, RUTH ARDELLE f Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 7, 3, 4, Tennis Club 2, 3, Choir 2, Treus. 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, Clroraliers 3, 4, Pageant l, 2, 3, Senior Play Comm, 4, Tartan Rep, 3, 4, A,S,B, Picrure Rep. 4 FERGUSON, SARA -Orclresis 2, Dance Chairman 3, Pres. 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, larlarr Slaff Lil, Ecliror 4, Pageanl 3, Tarrun Rep, 4, Bmmlnurenrp Udwrene 3, UN. Convenlion Deli-gave 3, Big Sisler 2, 3, 4, Brigadoon 3, Modern Dance Concert 3, 4 FETHKE, LINDA LEE--Y-Teens, Fulure Teachers Club, Spcnislr Club, Choir FISH, CARMEN ELAINEfY-Teens I, 2, Flag Corps 3, Sec. 4, Higlrlcind Hepsrers FORD, JOHN FRANKLIN FOSS, ART HENRY-Swimming Club, Cross Counlry 3, 4, Track 3,4 FOURNIER, JIM PHILIP--Golf Club 7, 3 FRANKLIN, BARBARA LYNN--Girls' League 2, 3 FREDRICKS, ROBERT JAMES 510' 3' fa? 4g J 24 ,ibn axlvx PRNCTPAL I ,, ...,, Tfv- FALULTY FUNK, NORMA JoAN-owllpw 2, vam PW, 3, 4, Bug, Pap., Bcmrl 1, 2, 3, mp? Mmm, a0.,.,.6- Lassie-s 2, 3, 4, um,-.,clUl, Cowcel 2, G, L Dm, RFQ comm 4, sul, E.,w...l,I.,, rum sw.-mf 2, 3, Leadership C.-mfmm, 2 GALLETTA, JAMES STEPHEN GAMEL, WILLIAM EDWARD Hvlix HlY 4, Fo0lbc1ll 4, Wlvslllllg 3: Lonermen 5 Club 4 GARDNER, DIANE--Clmlk Duslvrs 2, Hr-ullwmrfllf-s 3, 4, Flag Corps 3, A, YfTeens 4, G. L. Friend, Comm A GARFIELD, JUDITH GAIL--Y Toons 4, Min Ticlin-rg 3, Tu-us A, Girls' Ensemble 4, Girls Glen 2,14 GARRITY, JAMES COOK czxumlzn, mmm: Ross-ofdmas 3, comme crmaf.m..1 4, G, L. Rep, Pageant 3 GIEBE, JEANETTE lENAf Minlidivvs A, YfTeen5 1, 4, Helix Mo' iorene 4, Difch Day Comm, A GIEBE, KENNETH NEAL--CC. Drill Team 3, 4, Cf C. l, 2, 3, 4 lst Ll. GOULD, ROBERT EDWARD GRAHAM, CYNTHIA KAY Duzlwesses fl, Hisloriun 4, G. l Rep l, Student Council Rep. l, 2 GRAHAM, PATRICIA ANN--Y-Teens Worship Clmirrncn I GRAMSE, PATRICIA ANN-Blade and Edge l suv, mwcv cAnol-new 2, 4, F,BL,A 2, Choa, 3, 4, mg sine, 2, 3, mae: sqwd 4, Gmdu.-mon comm. 4 GREGER, VICTOR LOUIS-C.S.F, T, 2, 3 AIMAN, RICHARD LEROY Explorer Scouts 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Track 3, Studi-nt Council l, 2, Sr Ditch Day Comm. 4, U.N :anti-u-ncv 3 ALE, EARL JAY Rolando HifY l, Helix HifY 3, 4, Football 4 All, KEITH EMERV Footbull l, 2, 3, 4, Letterinons Club 3, 4, ss't. Cornniissionui ol Athletics 4 AMITON, DON WAYNE Scif-ncc Club l, 4, I.C.C. Rep. 4, Track ANSEN, SHERYL MAE Tii Ettvs l, 2, Y-Teens 3, Orchestra l, 2, 4 ARRINGTON, GARY LEE Vistu Lu Mc-sa HifY 4 AWKINS, ROBERTA MAE Mixed Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4, Bowling lub 4, Science Clulx 4, Y-Tc-ons 4, C.S,F. 4 AWKINS, WARREN DAVIS -Helix Hi'Y l, lrens. 2, SEC. 3, Ten, s Team 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3 AY, LONNIE GENE-Football l, 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Bose- nll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Brothers of the Spear 4 AYES, SHAROLYN IDELLA Conquistadois l, YfTeens 2, 3, 4, . Achievc-nu-nt 2, Big Sister 3, Bowling Club 3, Arts ond Crafts ul: Pros. 2, 3, VicefPre-s, 4, Girls' League 4 AVS, CAROL FAYE library Club, German Club ENDERSON, JAMES E,ffScience Club 4 ENDERSON, SHARON L.--Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Girlsleogue 2, S,F. 2 ERMAN, JOHN PHILIP--'Helix Hi,Y l, 2, Pres. 3, 4, Student :euncil 4, Senior Banquet Comm. 4 ESKETT, CHARLOYYE LEATRICE-Hoover High School Booster Club ic., Student Council Rep., Girls' League Rep, Hula Hop Comm., land. Comm.: Leading Lassie 4, Assembly Planning Comm. 4 ,Minsk - ,954 '--:Q .wwf NNN HICKMAN, JEANETTE ANNWTICIKFI Squnfl I, Roller Slxnllng Club I, Bowlirwg Club 2, IC C, Rvp. 37 Bormip LCISSIPS 2, HISIOVIKIV1 3, 4, spafiwol Growllv clwxmmn 1, 2, 3, Gfrls' Lmgup 2, 5.-,V comm, 37 Hulcl Hop Cc-Clwolrmun 43 ElPcVlOlv BOCIVFI 3, YfTf'vlis Tlerls. 4, Turion Staff Ass'l Business Mgr 4: Svvwior Pluy Pvooluclion Slcff 4 HIGLEY, BOYD KENT HILL, LUCRETIA-Yleens 2, Big Slsvcr 2 HOOK, MICHAEL DAVIDWTQKI1 and Salam 2- Bnslmr-llmull 2, A S B Cord Rep, HUTCHENS, PHILIP HUSTON Ln Moro HIVY I, Trnrls 2, 4, Pres 3, Key Club I, 3, 47 NFL 3, 4' IHOP!-Ffwillv Comvvlg Vcxvslly BUS- Irelbnll 3, 4, Varsity Truck 3, 4, Jr. Class Pres, Dilclv Day Comm Clwolrmrln 4 IAGMIN, EDWARD RAYMOND JACKSON, TRAVIS JOHNSON, GLEN ALBERT-Senior Pluy 4, comfy offhmm 1, 2, 3, 4, suing owne, 4, Fling Smff 4, swam Cowell 4 JOHNSON, LARRY EUGENE JOHNSON, MARY LYNN--YfTee-ns I, 2, 45 F.B L.A 2, 3, Big Sisler I, 2, 3 Girls Glee 2 3, Llxoir 3, Slunlenl Council I, 2, A.S.B. Soles Rep 4 JONAS, RAYMOND ANTHONY JONES, RICHARD DAVID KEATING, PHYLLIS loRETTAAP0mpon 2, LIEUI. 31 TCJl'IClr1 Rep. 2, 45 Girls' League 3 KELLY, LARRY LEE-Key Club 2, 3, 4, Brovlwers of the Spear 4, Fooibcxll 4, Golf 3, 4, Wrestling 4 KENDALL, CAROL ANNE-Y.F.C. 2, 3, F.B.L,A. 3, Big SIL!!! 35 Y-Teens 4 ENNEDY, ROGER M, H1-Iix HiY, Boys' Glve 2, 3, Choir 4, cxscbnll 4 lMBAll, JUDITH ANNE Horucv Mr11111 ASB Pres. lp Sludeul 011.1111 1, C, Ac, 1, Y 1.-1-.N 1, 3, 111,111.1 Rvp. 2, Girls' G11-Q 2, sag ish-1 3, Bomvu- luuu-x 3, Fling R1-poivm 3, Cup and Gown omni. 4 LAUS, KAREN LOUISE S1uLlv11lCou11c1l, Miulidiers 2, 3 OEPPEN, DONALD wnasn Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swim, ing Club 1, 2, 3, 4 oLAsz, rHoMAs lEE cfm- nm., s...11.. swim... 1.1 Soplw, your nsrrmc, CAROL Annvm ma.. Club s.-C. 1, cl-Qs. 1, 2, 3, 4, iuciicun H1-iilugv Pugi-11111 Y, 3, Biigudoon 3, Oiclieshu 2, 3, 4, 71111iv lussius 3, C,S.F. 4 ACY, JERRY DON llwx-. Lluly l, Mixvsl Cllolus l, Choicxlims Z. l1oi1 3, A1111-iicun Hriilcxge Pugeunt 3 AMKE, CATHLEEN BRENDA Bowling Club l, T11 Elms 2, 3, Flag alps 3, 4, Y-Tvvns 4 ANCE, JOHN FREDERICK libiuuy l, 2, Sociul Cl1c1i11nn11 3, 4, . D. gown, 1iL,.1.., Assoc Assl, 1, 2, Pros 3, Twin., Rep. 3, 1.1w..m., H.1.111.g,.- Pug.-1.1.1 3, A.S,B, Play 2, 3, Bngndoo., sound 11-W 3, P..-.4 Box Q..-W 3, 4, P11119 Advcrl. Mg, 1, 2, 3, 4, Q-1110, P11., smgi- C11-W 4, 5.-.iam sn.1q1,1-1 Comm, 4, Helix luecnf-1 Guild 3, 4 ANGSTON, DIANE CAROLYN-Y-Y-Teens 3, 4, Concevf Band, Senior lay Comm, 4 ARKIN, JOSEPH ARSON, SONJA JUANITA-,Y-Tm-em 1, 2, F.B,L.A, 2, Girls' Glee , 2 ASZLO, ALEXANDER JOHN- Key Club, Science Club AWTON, ROBERY JAMES- Foolbull l, Cross Counlry 2, 3, 4, rock I, 2, 4, Swimming Club, Radio Club EHTONEN, .IUDITH MARI-Y'Teens l, 2, 3, 47 Nominufing Con- enfion I, 2, Election Board 3, Heufherehes 3, Treas. 4, G. L. 'ross Reg.Con1m. 2, Hula Hop Comm. 4, C.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4 fs. iw hsr 1 ' Kwadj uv- ' LETHBRIDGE, MARCIA JEAN-Bible Club l, 2, 3, 4, Bond 4, Tcl lun Rep, 4 LEVY, ARVID DEXTER-Key Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Swimming Club l Veep 2, 3, 4, Jr, Ring Comm. 3, Fling Photo 3, 4, Senior Banque Comm. 4 LEWIS, JUDIE KAY-Bible Club l, 2, 3, Veep 4, Torlcln Sfcllf Al Ed. Ass'7. 4 LEWIS, ROBERT MILLARD-Cross Counlry T, 2, Bnskorlmll lg J V Bnsebnll l, 2, Helix Hi Y l, Key Club Y, Tmcxs 3, Vnep 4, J. V Clweerlender 3, Vcxrsivy Clwoerlf-ods-r 4, Higlwlnnrl Hvpsiers Pres 3, 4, Nominating Convenvion 2, Leadership Confvrmwcf- 3, 4, Choir 3, Pres. 4, Arnericon Herimge Pageant 3- Bragmloon 3 v. N Conference 3, Senior Ploy 4, Graduation Comm. 4- Clmirmon Homecoming Comm. 4 LICHTY, ROBERT CHARLES LOHSE, ROGER BRUCE LOVE, LYNDA RAEAPep Club I, Lil'7rC1ry Asill. l, Crlee Club il, Bowling Tournament 2, 3, Drivers Ed, Club, Drill Team 3, Nurse's Aide 4, Y-Teens 4 LUFFE, STEVE PHILIP LURCOOK, BURNELL LYONS, ARTHUR RAY-Chess Club, Library Club Pres., Science Club M:ClURE, MICHAEL BOYD-Key Club 2, Trons, 3, 4, Higlxlnnt Hepslers 3, Vuvsily Clue:-als-urler 3, Helix HiY 3, lnler-Cluli Council 4 M:CORQUODALE, ROBERT ROSS Concert Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Murch- ing Bond T, 2, 3, 4, Pep Bcmd 4, Brollwers of the Spear 4 MCDONALD, SUE ANN--Y-Teens l, Pres. 3, lnIerfCluh Council Pres, 4, Heollierelles 2, 3, 4, Lending Ltxssiv 3, Nominating Con- venlion i, 3, 4, Leadership Conference I, 3, 4, Ir. Class Treos,, Jr. Rang comm., Turion Berne. 3, Ha,sf9p,,w 3, u. 4, rung smff Ass'v. Editor 4, Comm. of Finance 4, Su. Announcement Comm. 4 MCDOUGAL, DONNA JEAN Orcllesix 2, G l., Friend, Comm., Nomincliing Convenlion 2, Tnrfnn Rep 2: American Herilnge Pogeonl, Pep Comm. 2, 3, A SB. Rep, 3 McFARLAND, ANDREA-YfTeens 2, American Herimge Pngeanl 2, A.S.B. Ploy 2, G. L. 3, Hi-Sleppers 3, Pres. 4, Fling Reporier 4 KKAY, WALLACE COLIN Hr-lix Tlwmcr Guild, Nulionnl Foren- c League Prvs, IQKENZIE, KAY-G. L Svrv, Comm. 2, Soc. 3, Friend. Comm Imilninn 4, Big Sishu 2, 3, 4: Cluss Council 2, American Heri- xge Pug:-:ml 2, 3, Higlrluncl Hopstc-is 2, 3, Leudcrslnp Conference Inlnvfcnivlx Council 4 IQLAUGHLIN, ROBERT L. Truck I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Counfry Y, fresfling 2, Lvllmmenk Clulm 3, 4, Kilo-Cycles Veep I, Sr Ditclw my Comm, ACMASTER, SANDRA SUE'-Cluss Council 2, Tnrfnn Rep. I, 27 Y- I-en, 1, 2, 3, if-S Convoinlnlvs 2, 3, 4, Hifsfvppcrs 2, 3, Uma, 2, Jfficr' Stuff 3, 4, Brigudoon 37 Lf-nclcrslmip Conference, Jr. Class OC. 37 Trlrinn Bvrlrvl 3, Nonwinuling Colwenfion 3, 4, Comm. of Ulm.,-I Mini., 4, G. L. Rr-p, 4 mosaic, BARBARA DARLENE -Y rem 1, 2, Pub. chwnm., 3, ef. 4, swa.,,.,.s.,9 Club, Hafswpp.-.5 2, 3, 4, G, L. 2, 3, Choir , 3, 4,CI1oruI-ms 3, Duclu-ssos 3, Historian 4 IACKEY, GARY ROGER An Club Veop I, 2, 3, Tren-15,4 AAGNUSON, cAnoi ANNE Bonnie Imam 3, 4, Girls csmus ,z, Quill me Scroll 3, 4, ning su, Mgf. 3 IIAGNUSON, JERRY BRUCE Rurlic Clulx I, Bclncl I, 2, 3, 4 IIAIHACK, DENNIS ALLEN Fooilxull I, 2, 3, 47 Wresfling I, 2, 3, 5 LvNermen's Club 3, A MALLOW, JOHN FREDERICK MALMSTROM, DEANNE-fC.S.F. I, 2, 3, 4,Y-Teens 2, 3, Pub. Chair- mcm 4, Hecnlierelies 3, 4, G. L. I, Dress Reg. Comm. 2, 3, Hula Hop Comm. 4, Sr. Announcement Comm, 4 MANISCALCO, NICHOLAS SIMONE-Bowling Club, Truck 'lf Ten- mls MANIS, ROBERT JOSEPH MARANDA, CAROL ANNfHeC1II1ereHe5 3, 4, Bowling Club I, 23 Bible Club I, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Inier-Club Council Rep., Fling Stuff, Ass'f, Comm. MARTIN, BRUCE MARTIN, CAROl 1ANEev.reenS 2, 3, 4, Rucquenes 2, 3, 4 MASSAE, GARY RICHARD-Brother. of me spear MAXTED, LINDA LOUA-Swimming Club l, Highland Hepsters I, 2, Girls' Glee I, 2, Big Sister 2, G, L. Dress Reg 2, 3, Student Council 3, Y-Teens 2, Refreshment Chairman 3, Pub. Chairman 4, Social Chairman, Hi-Steppers 3, Sec, 4, Duchesses 3, 4, Cap and Gown Comm. 4 MAYER, GEORGE ROY MAYEII, MARILYN LOUISE-Highland Hepsters I, 2, 3, 4, Ameli- can Heritage Pageant I, 2, 3, C,S.F. l, 2, 4, Girls' league Friend. Chairman 3, Inter-Club Council Rep. 4 MESSING, l0RElEI WIlMA-Darclenells 2, 3, Treas. 4 MICHIE, CHARLES EDWARD-Football I, 2, 3, 4, Traclr 2, Wrestl ling 1, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Swimming Club Pres, 3, Brothers of the Spear 4 MIDDLETON, LINDA ANN-Girls' League Social Comm. 1, 2, Y- Teens Serv. Comm. 4 MILLER, RALPH DENNIS-Helix Hi-Y I, 2, lretls, 3, Set. 4, Key Club 3, 4, Marching Hand l, Concert Band I, Concert Orchestra 3,4 MILLER, ROBERT BYRON MONNIN, SANDRA JEAN-Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Racquettes, Spanish Club, National Forensic League Treas. 4 MOREHOUSE, JOAN MARIE-Came to us from Dearborn High, Dearborn, Mich. Booster Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Hop Comm., Y-Teens, Sr. Banquet Comm, MORGAN, JUDITH COLIEEN-Bible Club l, Flag Corps 2, 3, lieut. 4, Fling Bus. Mgr. 4 MORSE, RICHARD JOHNfStudent Council 2, Jr, Dues Rep. 3, Tartan Rep, 4 MOULTON, ROGER CONANT-C.S.F. l, 2, 4, Pres. 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, P.T.A. Executive Board 2, 3, U. N. Convention Chairman 3, Nominating Convention 1, 2, 3, 4, Leadership Con- ference 2, 3, 4, Soph. Class Veep 2, La Mesa Hi-Y 2, 4, American Heritage Pageant I, 2, 3, Brigcdoon 3, Jr. Ring Comm. Co-Chair- man 2, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Master 2, 3, 4, Tartan Bearer 3, Assembly Planning Comm. 4, Sr. Class Pres. 4, Prom Homo- coming and'Sr. Gift Comm. 4, Key Club 4, Brothers of the Spear 4, Track 4 IESBIT, JAY MONTY Band l, 2 IICHOLAS, EVERETTE HARRY llSlElT, RANDALL LEE-Conn-it Band l, Marching Band l, 2, 3, .asketbnll 4 IORUM, MARIE DIANA-Came to us from Torrance H. S. S.C.F. , Student Council Rep. l, G.A.A. l, 2, Yfleens l, 2, 3, Rally flub l, 2, Pub, Comm, 3, Highland Hepstcrs 3, 4, Flag Corps 4 IYQUIST, LORETYA MARIE'-Highland Hepsters l, G.A.A. l, F,H.- i. l, Student Council Rep. 3 JNDLER, TOM EDWARD DVERLIN, lAQUlTA--Class Veep l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, o. L. in-p. 1, 3, Hula Hop clmarmm. 4, Leading Lassie 4, iartan Rep. 2, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, Nominating Convention 2, Hemlierenes 3, 4, Fling Stuff 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, Quill and icroll 3, Pres. 4, Leadership Conference 3, Ass't. Comm. of Fi- nance 4, Sr. Banquet Comm, 4 DYOS, FRANK-'Track l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Football l, 2, 3, ettermen's Club 3, 4 'ALERMO, RONALD -Brothers of the Spear 3, 4, Letterrnen's Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 'artan Rep. 4 'ANZAREllA, CAROLINE MARIE Student Council l, 2, 3, Big Sister 2, Girls' League Rep. 2, Tartan Rep. 4 FAWLOWSKI, BARBARA JOSEPHINE--Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, l.es Con- retables 2, 3, 4, Flag Corps 2, Capt. 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, ,eadersliip Conference 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm 4, Assembly Planning fomm. 4, Homecoming Comm. 4, Tartan literary Editor 3, Editor- n-Cliief 4, Nominating Convention 2, 3, 4, Tartan Bearer 3, Cballl Justers 4, C.S,F. l, 2, 3, Sec 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Veep 4, Jr. :lass Treas. 3, Sr. Class Vice-Pres,, Leading Lassie 3 'AYNE, JUDITH DIANE 'ERKlNS, SONDRA JEAN'les Convetables 2, 3, Pres, 4, Girls' .eague Dress Reg. Chairman 2, Vice-Pres., leading Lassie l, Assembly Planning Comm. 4, Election Board 2, leadership Con- ference 2, 3, 4, Tartan Staff Class Editor 3, Sr. Editor 4, Y- leens l, 2, Fresh and Sopli. Class Council, Highland Hepsters l, 4: Flag Corps 2, 3, Band Flag Twirler 3, 4, Comm, of Pub. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, U. N, Convention 3, Nominating Convention 1, Senior Play Production Staff 4, Hi-Debber Rep. 2 'ETERSON, PAMELA JOANNE-Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Girls' league Dress Reg. 4, Hula Hop Comm. 4, Student Council 2, Tartan Rep. 3 PEYERSON, RONAU3 EDGARMHelix Hi-Y 2, 3, Brothers of the Spear 3, 4, lc-ttermen's Club 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Frosli Council l, Student Council I, 3 Q-F33 iii-1 so-' 'Nw A ib- POIRIER, JACQUELINE MARVA Girls' Glee Club 1 PooLE, FLORENCE ELIZABETH-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Les commo- bles 2, 3, Historian 4, Leadership Conference 3, 4, Banque' Comm. 4, Sr. Class Editor of Tartan 4, Nominating Convention 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Dress. Reg. Comm. 2, 4, Ass't. Comm, ol Pub. 4, Leading Lassie 2, Pompon Corps 2, 3: American Heritage Pageant 'lp Highland Hepsters 1 POPE, LINDA ROSE-Tumbling Team I, Veep 2, 3, A Team 4, Cap and Capers Program, Pub., Veep 2, Pres. and Inter-District Council Rep. 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, P.T.A, Play l, Tab Rep. 1, Ass't Sponsor 4, Pageant 2, 3, Science Club, Inter-Club Council Rep 3, 4, Sec. 4, Leadership Conference 3, 4 POWELL, SHAUNA SUE-Pep Club Treas. 2, Spanish Club 1, Duch- esses 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Choir I, 2, Ensemble 2, Sr. Y-Teens 3, Senior Play 4, Graduation Comm. 4, Soph. Class Vice-Pres. 2 PRICE, JOANN KERRY-Art Club 1, Leadership Conference 2, 3, l.C.C. 2, Pageant 3, Bag Pipe Band 1, 2, Tumbling Team 4, Senior Play 4 PRICE, PHILLIP ROBEN-Football Mgr. 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4, Cross Country 1, J. V. Baseball Mgr, l nAaoN, RAYLENE HELENArumblang rem 2, 3, 4, sec. 3, 4 RAPER, RICHARD LAWRENCE-C.C.C. Capl. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Dues Rep. 3 RATLIFF, DAVID VINCIENT, JR.fN,F.L, Vice-Pres, 4 RAUSCH, LORNA LEE-Heatherettes 3, Les Convetables 4, YATeenx l, 2, 3, 4, Hula Hap Comm. 4, Friend. Comm. 3, Sr. Announce- ment Comm. 4 RAYMOND, KENNETH STANDLEY-Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 4, Veep 3 REAMO, SUZANNE MARIE-Y-Teens l, 2, Duchesses 2, 3, 4, Scribe 3, Pornpon corp, 2, 3, Law. 3, choir 1, 2, 3, 4, choir office Staff 3, 4: Choraliers 2, 3, 4, Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4, Sang Leader 4, Highland Hepsters 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4, Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Cuyamaca Conference 2, Gradu- ation Comm. 4 REED, JON CHARLES-Spanish Club I, 2, Helix Theater Guild 3, 4, Sec. and Treas. 3, 4, C,S.F. 2, Graduation Usher 3, A.S.B. Play 3: Senior Play 4, Comm. 4, Pageant 3, 1-Act Play Tourna- ment 3, 4, Speech Tournaments REESE, BELVA JEAN-Y-Teens 4, Sr. Banquet Comm. 4, Ticket Squad 4 REMICK, NADINE RUTH-Y-Teens 3, 4, VicefPres. 4, Girls' League Social Chairman 4, Orchesis 2: Future Teachers Concert and Marching Band 1, 2, Pompon Corps 3, 4 DER, DIANE-Les Convetables 2, 3, Sec. 47 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 47 vimming Club Vice-Pres. l, 27 Highland Hepsters 2, 47 Girls' agua Dress Reg. Comm. 27 Election Board 37 Flag Corps 2, rut. 37 Homecoming Comm. 47 Advisory Council I, 27 Jr. Class co-Pres. 37 Ass't. Comm. of Public Relations 47 Song Leader 47 ip and Gown Comm. Chairman 47 Leadership Conference I, 2, 47 Nominating Convention 37 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 7BESON, GEORGE EDWIN DBINETTE, BARBARA LOUlSE-Bible Club 'l7 C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 47 lend. Comm. 47 Big Sister 2, 3, 47 Soph. Council 27 Student luncil I7 Pageant I, 2, 37 Girls' League Rep. 2 ISSELL, KENNETH DON-La Mesa Hi-Y 27 Student Council 'l, 27 otball I7 Basketball l, 27 Cross Country 2, 37 Soph. Council 2 ICKHOLD, JOE VERNON-La Mesa Hi-Y l, 27 Helix Hi,Y 3, ce-Pres. 47Lettermen's Club 3, 47 Jr, Ring Comm, 27 Football 2, 3, 47 Track I, 2, 3, 47 Wrestling 2 PHR, KENNETH JAMES-Key Club 47 Helix Hi-Y 47 Brothers ot 9 Spear 47 Lettermon's Club 47 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 JJA5, CECILA BENITA-Spanish Club7 l.C.C, Rep. l, Tracts. l, ce-Pres. 2, 37 Orcliesis 2, 3, 4, Sec,'Pres. 37 Sr. Y-Teens 47 adersliip Conference l7 Sopli. Council 27 Jr. Ring Comm. 27 irls' League 27 Inter-Club Council T, 27 Orchestra 27 Student xuncil l7 Pageant 2 JVANGE, ALAN EDWARD-C.S.F. 2, 37 Vista La Mesa Hi-Y 2, 3, es, 47 Science Club 2, 3, 47 Physics Lab. Ass'1. 3, 47 lnter-Club runcil 4 ITHERFORD HALL, BARBARA ANN-Y-Teens l7 Student Council 37 Girls' League Rep. 47 A.S.B. Picture Rep. 4 AGE, DAVID PATRICK-Key Club 47 Highland Hepsters 47 Senior :y 47 Varsity Cheerleader 4 ALZER, SUZANNE JAY-Minflidiers 2, 37 Y-Teens l, 27 Student runcil Rep. l, 27 Pompon Corps 37 A.S,B. Picture Rep. l, 27 rtan Rep. 2, 37 Girls' League Rep. 2, 3 lUDER, MICHAEL D. IHRIEFER, BEVERLY JEAN-Heatherettes 37 Les Convetables 47 arching Band I, 27 Concert Band I, 27 Pompon Corps 3, Lieut. Announcement Comm. 4 IHROEDER, GENE RYAN-Football 47 Basketball 27 Track 27 oss Country 2 LLERS, GEORGE WAYNE-Helix Hi-Y 47 Frosh Council I7 Tartan p. 27 A.S.B. Card Rep. 3 SHAMBLEM, ERNIE LEE SHIERS, CAROL LOUISE-Bonnie Lassies I, 2, Soplw. Council Rep. 2, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2,14 SLABICK, LOIS MARIE-G.A A. Trens., Helix Bag Pipe Band: Y- Teens, Girls' Glee Club SMITH, DIANA JEAN SMITH, GLORIA NELLIEiSpanisl1 Club 3, 4: Orcitesis 4, Choir 2, 3, Y-Teens 4, Girls' Ensemble 4 SMITH, ROBERT LEWIS-La Mesa Hi-V I, 2, Vice-Pres. 4, Key Club 3, Treas. 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Letterrnen's Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, Track 3, 4, Pageant 2, Inter-Club Council 3, 4 SMITH, ROBERT VERNON SODOMKA, LINDA RAE-Orchesis I, 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Sec., C.S.F. I, 2, 3, Trecs. and l.C,C, 4, Highland Hepsters I, 2, 3, Inter-Club Council 3, Tartan Staff, Ass't. Club Editor 3, Bus. Mgr. 4, Girls' League Rep. and Dress Reg. 2, 3, 4, Sr. Banquet Chairman 4, Leading Lassie 4, Pageant I, 2, Social Chairman 4, Hula Hop 3, Tartan Bearer 3 SOLBUE, GARY A.-Key Club 3, 4, Pres. 3, Helix Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Highland Hepsters 3, Pres. 4, Swimming Club I, 2, La Mesa Hi-Y I, 2, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Nominating Convention I, 2, Candidate 3, Leadership Conference 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Senior Play 4, P.T.A. Executive Board 2, 3, Cross Country I, American Heritage Pageant 2 SPANN, LOU ELLEN STEIDL, RUSSEL LAWRENCEfLibrcny Club 3, 4 STEILS, WILLIAM THEODOREABowling Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Pres. 4, Comm. of Concessions 4 STERRIT, JAMES WILLER STEVENS, CAROL ANN-F.B.L.A. 2, Y-Teens 2 STOKES, MARILYN J. STOWERS, RONALD TERRY STRAUB, LANA MYRLE Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Hectherettes 2, 3, Hismiiu.. 3, cimi. 3, 4, Eng.-iiible 1, 2, 3, 4, speech 1, C.S.F. 3, 4, Fiosh Council l, Sturlunt Council 4, Ponipon Corps 2, 3 STRONG, BERNARD HARRY-Torch and Saber, Military Science STUCKEY, JOAN IRENE CHAPLIN-Blade and Edge li Girls' En- semble 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 'l, YATeens 2, 4, Pompon Corps 2, 3, 4 STURGIS, VICTORIA LOUISE-Modern Dance Club 3, 4, Big Sister 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club T, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Choir 4, Pa gecint T, 2, 3, 4 su1Hs1u.ANn,E1iEEN JOANARQIIW swing Club lp Y-Teens 1, Duchesses 3, 4: Flag Corps 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, Tartan Staff Ass't. Club Editor, Social Comm. in Girls' League: From Comm. 4 SWAIN, FRANCES DIANE-Library 2, F.B.L.A. 3, Girls' League TADLOCK, JUANITA P.-Y-Teens 4, Minfficliers, Girls' League 2, 3, 4, A.S,B. Bull Comm. 2, Assembly Planning Comm. 4, Student Council Rep. 4, A.S.B. Picture Rep. 3, Senior Play 4, Leadership Conference 3, Banquet Comm. 4, Tartan Stuff Club Editor TATRO, WINFIELD CODE-Swimming Club T, 2, 3, 4 THEIS, WARREN A.-Swimming Club T, Science Club 3, Torch and Sober 'l, Concert Bond T, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Marching Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 THOMAS, MARY HELEN-Helix Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Teenage Book Club Rep. 3, Nominating Convention 3 TINKER, RALAND THOMAS TRENHOM, KENNETH WILFRED-Library Club 2, Service Club 2, Chess Club 3: Stiience Club 3 TUCKER, MARY LOU-Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Helix Hi-Steppers 2, 3, 4, Student Council Rep. I, 2, 3, Tartan Rep. 2, 3, Ditch Day Comm. 4 VALENTINE, JAMES JOE VAN PATTEN, ROBERTA MARY VOAKE, RICHARD CHARLESAKey Club l, 2, 4, C.S.F, 3, 4, Pre! 4, Helix Band and Orchestra 3, 4, Civic Yautll Orchestra 3, 4 Pep Band 3, Leader 4, Clwariman Senior Play Comm. 4 WADDLE, JERRY WARWICK-La Mesa Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Key Club I 3, 4, Tartan Staff 4, Co-Editor of Sports, Senior Play 4, Senia Flay Comm. 4, Ring Comm. 3, Football l, Baseball I, 2, Baskel ball 3, 4, Track 4, Brothers of tI1e Spear, Inter-Club Council f 4, Commissionefs Ass't. 4, leadership Conference 3, 4, Studer Council 3, 4, Nominating Convention 3, 4, Prom Comm. A Highland Hepsters 2 WAGGONER, SANDRA JEAN-Nominating Convention 2: Studerl Council 2: Big Sister 2, 3, 4 WALKER, EDWARD ROBERT-N.F.L. 2, 3, 4, Helix Tlweuter Gull: 3, 4, A,S.B. Play 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Helix Theater Guild Play Speech Tournaments 2, 4, I-Act Play Tournaments 3, 4, Senio Play Comm, 4 WALLACE, JUDITH CAROLE-Jr. Ring Comm. 2 WARDELL GATSCHET, SHIRLEY ANN-Y-Teens I, 2, Bonnie Lassie 3, 4, Orchesis 3, Ensemble 4, Choir 4, Student Council I, 2, 3 Girls' League 1, 2 WEILAND, SANDRA SUE-Heatlterettes 3, Y-Teens I, Girls' League Annual Staff at Grossmont 3 WELLS, MICHAEL-Soph, and Jr, Council WESTPHAL, RUSSELL ORR-Vista la Mesa Hi-Y I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2 WHALEN, WILLIAM FRANK CHASE, JR.-Spanish Club 2, Torrh and Saber, Calif. Cadet Corps I, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 4 WHITE, CYNTHIA JANET--Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Tri-Ettes I, 2, Flag Corps 3, 4, Clloir 3 WHITE, DAVID SCOTT-Torch and saber 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, 3, c.c.c, 1, 2, 3, Rifle rem 1, 2, Captain 3, Drill reum l, 2, Military Boll comm. 2, Student Council l, 2 WHITE, JOY ELAINE-Bible Club 1, 2, Tumbling 2, 3, 4, sec. 2, 3, ms. 3,41 only Ensemble 3, 4, Choir 3, 4 WHITE, WADE LOUIS--Art Club I, 2, 3, Pres, 4, Bible Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 2, Science Club 3, Treos 4, Bowling Club 4, Pres, 4 wnursumo, sAuv Mnouen Y ru,-.15 1, 2, 4, Girls' League r.a4.u1. cum... 4, sag 5141.-. 1, 2, 4 WIBLE, JOHN HERMAN 1.-11.4.1114-.1'4 club 2, 3, 4, Helix Hi,Y 2, K.-y Club 4, Fulurv 11-4.4111-.5 org, 4, cfm Counlry 1, 2, 3, 4, emu,-11-ull 1, 2, 3, Cupr. 4, Bosm-bull 1, 2, 3, Ccpl. 4, comm. of 41111.-nfs 4 WICKISER, ANIIA ANN YT4-ons I, 2, CSF. 2, 3, Les Convelo- bll-S 4, Slum-111 Council 1, 2, 3, Nominoving Convenfion 2, 3, Pompon Cmp, 2, L11-ul. 4 WILDES, DALE WILLIAMS, DAWNETTA LOU--Y-Ter-ns I, Highland Hepsiers 3 WILLIAMS, ERNIE EDWARD-fCross Counlry 3, 4, Svudenl Council I, Torlnn Rvp, 4 WILLIAMS, MARY GAIl ' Modern Dance 2, 3, Pub, Chairman 4, Bonnie Lnssies 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, Pugeclnl 3, A,S.B. Cord Rep. 2 WILLIAMS, JERRY WAYNEvFoorboll I, 2, Track I, 2 WILLIAMSEN, JOANNA CLIFFORD-Y:Teens I, 2, Sec. 3, Infer- Club 4, C,S.F, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Ir. Achievemenl 2, Sec. 2, Bowl- ng Club I, Girls' league Rep, 4, Tartan Rep, 4, Hula Hop Comm. 4, Graduation Comm, 4, Senior Ploy 4, Graduolion Usher 3 NILLIS, IINDA JEAN-Girls' league I, 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, Ar! :lub I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2 NILSON, COLEMAN-Bond 2, Vcrsily Tennis I, 2, 3, Varsily :ross Country I, 3, Torvnn Staff 3, 4 VILSON, KAIHRYN IYNN--Y-Teens I, DUCIIESSQS 3, 45 Vice-Pres. Ing Corps 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4 IINQUIST, JANCIE YV0NNEgMnrcl1ing Bond I, 2, 3, 4, Concert und 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Muguf 4, cms' League 1, 2, 3 IINTHROP, HUGH EDWARD---Key Club 3, 4, Foolboll 3, 4, Buse- nll 2, 3 IITTKOP, DEIGH LEONARD veg Wy ,Xing is FY .um . WS X 2 14,35 X 4513444 '34 1 WOl.l., SONDRA SUE-Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Frilnt and Dress Reg. 2, 3, Pompon Corps 3, 4 WRIGHT, JEANNE MARIE-Y-Teens 1, 2, G.A.A. I, 2, Girl: League Rep. 47 Senior Play Comm, 4 WURIBURGER, JAMES KEITH YULE, TERRY LEE ZIFFRIN, BARBARA RUTH-Girls' Glee Club, Choirp Girls' Laogur Jr. Achievemenf Sec. ZUREK, GAIL AAGOT-Y-Tun: I, 4, Tri-Elin 2, 3 Seminar V rf x't fm. R. Y 'w 3 k 'ummtttees V Q .JG . XX 'Wx N Aga- N X X. 'sagem I xg Q x , '- , D K '79 ' Q, ww - 'ii ein Se fl: Dick Voake, Chairman, Eddie Walker, Jerry Waddle, Colin McKay, Charles Reed 4 Q-3 2? Phillis Dalllquist, Chairman, BobBriml1all, Lorna Rausch, Diane Rider, Chairman, Judy Kimball, Jo Correll, linda Bev Schriefer, Deanna Mulmslrom, Sue McDonald, New- Muxled, Judy Devero, Keith Hall, Larry Kelly, Dennis ell Bawen Mainack C im......s. . C' 9 go' ge 9 . ... -x.,. ,,.m,.. Phil Hulchens, Chairman, Jeanette Giebe Mary lou Tucker, Judy Domiian, Dick Haiman, lf-3-V A ..., M: 3 I . 2 .A dj 4 Senior John Aiken, Joe Drew, Bob Mclaughlin ,. 'fi 9' 2 24 lone Clark, Chairman, Mary Anderson, Carol Bishop, Linda Sodomka, Chairman, Dexler levy, Juaniia Tad- Joan Eikam, Phillis Kearing, Carol Boulon, Barbara lock, Jean Reese, LaQuita Overlin, Florence Poole, John Mcllobbio Herman - Nails . ,,NxS.lL.1 , ' I0 009- QQ Q'- R ummittees Bob Lewis, Chairman, Nancy Grey, Joanna Williamson, Suzie Reamo, Kay Farnham Shauna Powell Jiffy :fx J 5 'X larry Cushman, Jerry Waddle, Dick Voake, Charles Aiken, Ralph Miller, Bol: McCor- Phyllis Dahlquisi, Diane Rider, Linda Sodomka, lone quodale, Gary Solbue, Phil Hukhens, Jan Bordner, lone Clark, Suzie Reamo, Judy Clark, Dick Voake, Bob Lewis, Phil Hutchens, Jody Devero, Charlene Hesketl, Juanita Tadlock, Jeanette Giebe. LaQuifa Overlin, Carol Bagrie, Judy Payne, Roger Moulton Bishop, Linda Pope, Bev Schriefer, Phillis Dahlquisf, Aniia Wickaiser, Kay Bryan, Jody Bagrie, Judy Payne, Barbara Pawlowski, Roger Moulfon 450, Q 0029 'XXX fi S N Q 93 r Qrimdlicsl Bob Lewis Charlotte Heskett Senior Kes! Pcrsalfawgf Gary Solbue Sue McDonald jfahnrites Hes! Sense af J-funmr Charles Aiken Lo Quite Overlin Shycsl Bill Ernest Sharon Henderson prettiest flair Ron Peterson Dionne Rider beniur prettiest fyes Ronnie Palermo Dona Burnett jahurites prettiest Smile Dennis Mclihock Judy Payne Hes! Wgure and Physique Lee Birch Barbara Puwlowski ,Most Likely 270 Sueeeed Roger Moulton Suzanne Reomo Senior Sehelarshlyf Alon Rovong Mary Anderson Jfahnrites Mast Service Ca Zh: Salma! 'on Bassett ay Farnham Hes! ,411 Around John Wible JoAnn Edwards 5 . 'L 'ww i K ,..- S- .wwwr A A iii Q -, S Q X Q as -.HW I 1 'K if ts fit E M ' 1--in QA 1. Janice Winquist, 2. Cindy White, 3. Roger Donahoo, 4. Sara Ferguson, 5. Jean Hickman, 6. Sue McDonald, 7. Judy Devero, 8. linda Pope, 9. Jody Bagrie, 10. John Wible, 11. Jo Correll, 12. Don Cannon, 13. Carol Krefting, 14. Darlene Gauthier, 15. Claire Bankerd, 16. Paul Busch, 17. Carol Shiers, 18. Anita Wickaiser, 19. Barbara Franklin, 20. Charlotte Burgreen, 21. Shirley Wardell, 22. Elaine Fish, 23. Ronnie Palermo, 24. Mary Anderson, 25. LaQuita Overlin, 26. Gail Zurek, 27. Chuck Michie, 28. Diana Smith, 29. Ron Peterson, 30. Charles Aiken, 31. Carol Bishop, 32. Judy Barrett, 33. Mary Helen Thomas, 34. Florence Poole, 35. lee Birch, 36. Diane Rider, 37. Joe Rockhold, 38. Kay Farn- ham, 39. Keith Hall, 40. Phillis Carlile, 41. Sonia Larsen, 42. Marilyn Mayer, 43. Nancy Grey, 44. Sandy Waggener, 45. Dawnetta Williams, 46. Suzie Salzer. v cf .-' 1 P Z! M 7 Q ggi 4 3 5 .Meer -X ee. J-as T' we-r ' an iw 1. Gail Williams, 2. Gloria Smith, 3. Charlotte Heskett, 4. Gary Solbue, 5. Janice Winquist, 6. Ken Rohr, 7. .lan Borclner, 8. Sondra Perkins, 9. Win Tatro, 10. Francis Swain, 11. Carol Bishop, 12. Bob lewis, 13. Jeanette Giebe, 14. Gail Zurek, 15. Barbara Pawlowski, 16. Beverly Schriefer, 17. C-H-E-E-S-E, 18. Sheryl Hansen, 19. Judy Garfield, 20. Jerry Waddle, 21. Mari lehtonen, 22. lone Clark, 23. One Step More . . . 24. Whore's My Harse?, 25. Karen Klaus, 26. lorna Rausch, 27. Toni Di Giovana, 28. Sheralyn Hayes, 29. Barbara Campbell, 30. Ray Enochs, 31. Deanne Malmstrom, 32. Dana Burnett, 33. Carol Bouton, 34. Cathy lamke, 35. Sue McMasters, 36. Pam Peterson, 37. lou Gene Early, 38. Cindy Graham, 39. Dixie Crain, 40. Mary lou Tucker, 41. Barbara McRobbie, 42. Bye-Bye, 43. Gerry Magnuson, 44. Linda Maxted, 45, I AM Smilingl, 46. Here I Am!!, 47. Eddie Walker, 48. Lorelei Messing, 49. Want My Dolly?, 50. Linda Middleton, 51. Dennis Maihack, 52. Jerry Brock. 'S AS K-10 ' -.Q -A ,. A. rw., Hi WJ: ,.4. Q, ..,M ....,, s sf :fl -fl 5 Vufigf' 1 A I h ' r Q 5- wig ,-,-2' , -X f I 1 ,. , ,,, , bf . 3 ,, 1 1 , I gg 1 j .JSR WW ' - ' . ,. J rig ' 345 ...Q--.... . Q, .. 3 - .- X 5. l ' ' l2f.,.,g,,,4,x j -' ' 5 3 v-tm N 5 P 1,5 f . i , f f Q, I ',. . A . . - . Q M - M 5 ., V ' j, K r N X 5. fm G , f . 4, 'Iii'-.G 7 I .' 3, ', , -if ' 5 15 A fl, x -' 5 - -yi . j Q , 1 f-, ' ' S L Qlwk ' ---- ' ' ' wi. lm V M fi 'ViK X i ., XY Q, . M A 7' - Xf-SSAP A A A- V-+1 A X-Aflifag.-TA . ! if . - ig - b M - Q25 STC' K 7 ,Q ' f if A Af A ' ' ,,. I ig f, 'X I' A. 'S , 1 T' 'f A we N 1523 N hy: xxx Q ' 'e , - . .. 4 'T. 1 i '-' X J' ill 'SLB' 92.3, .Lf 3 ' 87 if ' I , ,f ,V alenhar uf Homecoming ...... November 8 Play .... December 6, 7, 13, 14 2- fm, iz . in bzniur bent,-14 ,c J Bl L W 'X 0 X. Banquet .................. March 28 Ditch Day .................... Spring Prom .......................... May 23 Baccalaureate ............ June 8 Party ............ ........ J une 'I'l Graduation ......... June 12 4' Y' ln? .X .5 1,6 Q' . 5 'snr 1.l '- ff.. its ax Ng , x' I 2 If QS Tegan HM .- - ,y 4' 00 ,.-'iff 0 Nc ,AA ' 1 -gk Exif' .Ona jj fx x I rind! , 'fi' Si 25 :E 5 f 3 . 5 x Q3 P 1 ,FW fsgis 5 f Jr- 1 my ,ww E X Q fi E . K K X S X S S Q Ng Ex is sl .fr ,. A, ,X si E ww ummw, f . 'I A V17 B- ,X X xi.. .K AMW? .E W2 WWW WW 4 wwmmwwf Mewwwf MLW' ,H wwfw W N WWW E ' fW :u Z 0 m ua ua 3 P :U -4 f O C 'u so QS E ,fa ff? ,gg M9 ! MLM 4 ,M W , 1 V . ., ,WW -1 .mm N 'ff ,. W WAWQWWW g..L'f?,,,l,,,,' 4 ,W W 'f'f'f 'U 4.1, , :.,,zg, W ww af ' f 'Q 5 3 M6 I W X NN -gf' 7 S .wh , W E I N NC AN Es ul 5 S 3 Q.. X 'E . 1 ' 'N E ,Q - X X Q A iJ.QSgg3' 7 3 . 3 . N K K tgp Q - m N . l L5 M - Q . ' ' S N. 3, 4k E ,. , . ,, 1. 'V Q uk, Q Q fv . , Elk ' i U 3 K- Q K E R' AN I A ESS D Ess D ff: ' SVN e Student Director Ed Walker YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU This sparking comedy concerns the antics of a wacky family of freethinkers, whose daughter brings home her boss-boy friend. When he arrives with his stuffy parents the family is encountered in the midst of ballet dancing, painting, modeling in a toga, and fireworks. These individualistic amusements bring drastic repercussions which prove ex- tremely entertaining and worthwhile to watch. X CAST OF CHARACTERS Penny Sycamore .............. Shauna Powell Essle .................................... Lana Straub Rheba .... .......... P hyllis Carlile .......Juanita Tadlock Alice .................. .............. C arol Bouton Gay Wellington ........ Joanna Williamson ...............Joann Price Mrs. Kirby ............ ....... S ondra Monnin Olga .................... Martin Vanderhof .........Carol Bishop ......Colin McKay Paul Sycamore ........ ......... D ave Sage Mr. De Pinna ...... Ed ................ Donald ...... Henderson ...... Tony Kirby .......... ....... Boris Kolenkiv ..... Mr. Kirby .......... Justice Man .... Glen Johnson Charles Reed .... Jim Sterrett ..........Bob Lewis .Chuck Bauer . ........ Eddie Walker Jerry Waddle ......Gary Solbue Mrs. Bans g Birth Rap Our Ditch Day was plan- ned for February 28, but due to circumstances, was post- poned until Spring. It was a time when all Seniors en- ioyed an afternoon of fun and play. Banquet Our Banquet was held on March 28, in the Venetian Room of the U.S. Grant Hotel. The dinner consisted of turkey and the trimmings. We were inspired by an entertaining speaker and several members of our class. 'N A-X XJ N, I Eacralaurzate Serbia: Baccalaureate Service was held the Sunday before graduation on June 8. lt was unique in that it started in late afternoon and was a candlelight serv- ice. The speaker was Dr. Livingston minister of the First Presbyterian Church. Svenint from On May 29, our Senior Prom was held at the La- fayette Hotel. The romantic setting was enhanced by our theme Rhapsody in Blue. With tired feet we carried ourselves to the After-Prom. This evening will always be a memorable occasion. ,........ l f N f V, 0,1 KQXJJ yoj ' 1' 'N 1 r W , 'f A M ,i 5 . VH M Void! uk ,fi U . if' X' ii i 1 if ii I V 1 W X' x 'ii ' V J' If VA' J' L mv . UA' 4 L U5 M EL V' K' LV i 'X I LH!! ' J V, I i I 'I gf ' 'vb ,, 0 K ,X J. fi JP Q' I ,, 'i X My do ow fob J A i iw . JJ f .i ' U i 4- ixx X, CJ 1, i 'ff vu AX I XV L., . QVU in f f iv J 'U ' Ui IV! 5-fu 1 L 4 ' i ' 1 X xv 7 'J PU 4 1 4 PX if if v iw My W i Lf v Qctihities Helix has o myriad of dif- ferent activities which provide c background for school life. They complete the symphony of high school by giving it The Beat. 58 - ,L 42:3 ii E I C A 'Q lg. ' W I 3 an v X . ' 4 f flvw-x .. . . W. XX Y Hr N ,Q-K , x ,. ,gm N mfffwwfw 'MW q x f F ' an , y pi, Q1 ., X M D b W - ..,., '......,g.,,g X Q Q i i , Q fag , . . X A x,x. A '- . 'A X Q.. iff , , A '- x Q N x A5 54 5 ---,WE-4 .L 4 -X ' NA w X Qi- . Q- ., ik. if ...wiwiaf 'Y S ' Q A S .Q 'lar A ,Q The igeat -xv . 'QA x -X Q YY -1 i lf r , ,1k Y .1 p,,, ' r- -ig Y 1-iq, 3 Al 411 1,-, Z..-,,. .os SC vooweqx Q fd K M ..:. 9.6.44 Z? ,Q 0-cl F'i2'Te ' .-Z3 ,Z 4 v, 11.5 ,260 Q27 Oar Og? Ja 7Wow. 0365! od 9 we . L NM, Y gg -. 1,u.,,Sh.wl GMP' Ledgue Push' After-game Dance lil., Hom oming Queen and her court L rn .Q--..,. mowed' 9 ming ss ,1,, vu wx 24 . 1 r 25' 0240 I .xx yxbwx . X Cx' Q AL vw H Q n l Y fe , ,42,,,c,,aq w,,ff f?fQ ,1,4,f1Q Q A gf? R ff N , Q ' X H 'F , JAX , yM,f5,fj,1,,5g A, .,, U . i ' 'Q S-A Q Q b Our jg fi Christmas Tr e I :S Mlstle Toe Magic 506, go Q . Pie Dohfmm --.., ...ps- ,,,...,--.. ,iw I-mm, K.-4 F ?D '9'0m ZZ 40? O7 91 444411. oomin A9 41 -....1..- hm. sniff-Banquet wvofj 'uid Q iff if ff Ja Z3 P624 192-6' oa4a..,.,,.,lD.,m.4.,..4, tc!! Q57 !LmQV7Zn2 I in llozqaaj 7iv1f S fs.J Q --- ...-- 7 5337! Jww. QWZMT aided aff lv 17 jf Z7 'Q-Z0 +,Q,,4-1 ',O ,212 if 02617 if fi? is Baccalaureate at the First Presbyterian j Church L -711,-ff Lib! c74ww Jed L Jie JO 1 .. x X ,NM w 'Sturm 7ll7lHifbil1 I, Ciba Tlhlnsatisfaeturp bummer 3 Q 4 1- 5 AQ' -za-' ' 015be Qmell nf ilBntniJer a Ubigirgpg q9n1p Tile 3301111 3BethJeer1 'bunnap Qllnst 5 imma .- ,- s leHiJer ef the Bennie mine mm hm, sham sem mmm 'Q A -an - - , , -1 .. ' 'Av 1 ' ' Q .,,, .,,...:. W e M ' X . :Q , B 5 Xie' E 1 , ,QQLB Staten AWK a 9 v 'laws tif Public Relations-Stephanie 0'Conner President Don Bassett 5,21 -'R Vice President Kay Farnham 1 Cultural Affairs-Sue McMaster Y Publicity-Sondra Perkins Athletics-John Wible UhBI'l1mBIIf Don Bassett, A.S.B. President, and is great leadership, helped to 1 sr uide, Helix through it's most out- 'K Sw' anding year. Both semester's ggi xuncils led by Kay Farnham, vice if resident, saw many accomplish- tents and a Highland spirit of X i hich we may be proud! Q . , 5 3 ' V 51 ' Advisor Mr. Freed iii' ,rx ,,., t Secretory N Beverly Sanders Concessions-Bill Steils Finance-Sue McDonald as Attorney General-Dexter levy gale,-Jeanne Shins -......-Q----1 W, ,Z g,,.,.--f 5 67 f jfall uuncil 43.52, X-ffs.v.,,, Projects to improve our school spirit, community-wise os well as on com- pus, were the main trends of this yec1r's student council. The services clone by these active councils will never be forgotten by Helix students. QEIzctiun Baath icket Sala .J . 7 I 9 3 L J left to right: Nancy Norton, Judy Hugg, J Left to right: Ted Rose, Shelly Jones, Roberta Cooper, Muryo Knari. M Jeanine Shiers, Judy Stiskel, lorry Stevens K , Anita Brook. Zlnterflfaitlj nunril Q55emhlp iBIanning Left to right: Phil Hutchens, Kay McKenzie, Eugene Roth- stein, Heather Hunter. ummi55iuner Q55't5 left to right: Sue McMaster, lone Clark, Penny Bauer, Peggy left to right: Lu Quito Overlin, Flo Poole, Penny Bauer, Judy Burke, Don Bassett, Martin Richter, Jim Sweeney, Jim White, Bob Stiskel, Donna Joyce, Jerry Waddle, Peggy Burke, Diane Rider. Lewis. iv atm 5. X x SW N W Qi-Q N:-if Q dj. JUDY DEVERO C y 2 i l t DIANE BUSH bang ileahers These four pert girls did an excellent iob in leading us in songs and yells at all the games. They displayed real enthusiasm and a nice appearance with their original and cute routines. Together they added the extra spark Helix has shown. 1 '-4-r -s -.jkg SUZANNE REAMO i DIANE RIDER NJWL.. Fw ,,... In.Q -f beerleahers szfi ng is Q 51 , J .L SQ, f' 5 l X rw ,M XX 4. S.- gg -i ' 'Nkgxsixw . The Bonnie Fightin' Scots have re- mained right there on top and the credit can be given to our ierrific Cheerleaders. They led us in many new yells at all the games, and helped to lead our team on to victory. . ,A 1. Rs, N is! i f my MN GARY SOLBUE DAVE SAGE 's vx s ,f Q Q . xx - Ni l l' 74 Zuniur Earsitp beerleahers Go Teaml Fight Teaml These four girls personify the Helix spirit as they lead cheers at the games. We have all seen them and appreciate the peppiness and fine appearance which they present. Their hard work rates a big Thanks, KAREN MILLER MARIAN Mcl.AUGI'lllN We PENNY BAUER DODY DEVERO ar Page C. LEHEW C. WILSON 'six x G... G. SOLBUE .4 -F J Qillllh'-x x M... . , ..,.....,....-f ,..--...,,,, Www. -S' .. W K5 so k Z M -5- B. L! D-ew-W. . . ... B. CULVER . ! W ' f -.K x. R. MILLER ,. fi fx - JU N f-1 - .. A-.W..., l -- K.-NX A 5' ' N 'E -4. W Nl' ,Q Q' W T. BALDAREE Q , . Q A - ,. ws- A 2, Q -.---- Q - 2 wa s S H .- AA H B. Mccououonms W. TATRO ...MW .A-. .Q X M.. . - 2 R' ' ...ANS J .iv W.. R. KENNEDY . o. msn M ff MV p a NJ! Q ff A M ' .1 A , ' N. GRAY ,Sf A ,. K I N XFX A .X Nm 1 wr :aww . x K X332 1 assi Q .Q . xx J. ROCKHOLD S. LUFFE B. BRIMHALL 1' .fi EMM' V :ff ..':N 'va R. TINKER .Q 'SK . . w..w.::a-r.,- .su t A .........,.......,.,,,w L. ANDERSON W ,ww A x P. DA EL A A A. ng M S ELSON 5 .NB Q W. THEIS .i SQ .. a YAXAV MQ X ' I . A DDWWA A XAAWT f , o. nucum mi Nw. A , ' , A J. WADDLE 'A i .Q CUifbl3CL VVk, iliiartan Staff Q A Amidst all the confusion and worry, that face each year's annual staff comes pleasure AH -B i 1 M 9 and pride in a iolo well done. It is with Jean Hickman such pride that we present the 'I958 Tartan. We have captured Helix memories which we hope may be remembered and enjoyed throughout the passage of years. May each page represent a pleasant reminiscense in the hearts of all. Signed, The i958 Helix Tartan Staff l Secreta ry Carol Ru pnik fm oy, mm A i A literary Editor Senior Editor Senior Co-Editor Senior Co-Editor Tommy Tartan Sora Ferguson Sondra Perkins Jody Bogrie Florence Poole Activities Editor Activities Co-Editor Activities Co-Editor Club Editor Club Co-Editor lou Gene Earley Karen Krueger Sandy Sutherland Juanita Tadlock JOUR 5Ull'l0rll-md Editor-in-Chief Barbara Pawlawslxi Advisor Mr. Highy Milken... Business Manager linda Sodomlca -mv L I y.ml'f'l! Class Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor lorna Rausch Coleman Wilson Jerry Waddle Class Co-Editor Photographer Ass't. Photographer Rocky Field Terry Yule Leslie Herman Art Editor Diane Bush Ass't. Photographer Paul Stuhler Art Co-Editor Judy lewis Ass't. Photographer Clark Lindbergh - x 77 mfr School jackets me, according t The jackets ax lr two reasons: are veaters may nl rossmont Mt. lion, are now nd sweaters w :lox-s, and we left It is a policy ot fnitm High School ntronize the local ur community, since they Abondsr to hh' l ' l Tieretore, thesl weaters will on l l lmpus. Kay Farnham let lat the beg - shool year to rhlch they thoug N.. A eptable to the Q Y I hey, decided to r .. Clark of Clax Gp.. to O ji! KW , QE Q up-. t iight Ht vgtype d t Below ,l not have bu iceg will be, revealed at a later ze. l , Editor 'Wo U ms with the name of a Scot- Q clan be worn by each class tore in La Mesa, and see if he on their jackets and sweaters. hought that the locd'!'gxe11fRfLTiYi?'Thls would separate the school mxld meet the deman 5' ofyofxr unity theme arid be a small added rfhool. After some discussiong expense, but it would add to the Iay.,-Qtek a census of, opinion appeal of the jacketswdewmg- PD!!! the studerl .L Thewlemhlenw W1 ampus, and the 1 jackets and sv K, class individuality - . class, and carry out X b K mea upon: X Qt e,2, Q 'ff m theme, 'The grades- my A keny-green 2 -, M x Q' ' ua give emigcideag, , 3' with gray A,.2 '-.QL , it frartaawylfgnoxzteiff A sketch of the amen. c i ,Tammy hrhng For! l use Nurged to br Little 'Theatre If furniture nbersome artic W- ..,. W, -grangements W bg, de to pick them up H , ' nds. Clean out your -t has been Suggested that gig rages Wand closets at your e liest' opportunity and Supp these hare-working 1-xigmanaf L. Community Toasts 'fe I0 .ing Queer legion win t :gg 1 game. Q ' P 'queen m sli being 5 he plans 1 'ite tv-Heh ies beside lude Esem wow, rmnngng Commiu 6' gi I A -7 needed-d Ciohlulhs candidate. :forthe Wfavrfylmfou .Tucker sa1 Play and she thought being' a ca ng. fthe biggest honor that c enior girl. ' rear an i l f n. y . tr in the 1 1 if I ma Jews 'Qfffff' ne bi gges X y.,,, med to me o Ann E wearing 1 . - th gown c Eimgmlw q Her activities include 'T and Catholic Youth Fede Diane Rider. Helii song Lehdersm A Youth Agpreeiat ov., 4-10, thousands ople ir? San Diego LE Counties will be Hon rinus community clu these youths are J + - ls' X '-. L d 'if ffiffiftbrs, ASB 0fIiCE-.., 'mid the Ning editor who were lewlive mascogwhqg l' N Riilf1toMac?y tv d , A t gn is gi tug 'gf' Mesa Lions fffammy, a miniature Scotty dogg has seemed to 'take ,over 'm 'lg FV' - ighade meet- l asl the ofuficial mae-cot of. Helix High School. I-Ie can mirigf 'mah at mon S Res' Nosy that the ASB beau, officially irrtroduced to It similar to those of the songtlead- t Rang: dersihavl Class did ast year. . , a paet. ' on for 'th impossil 5- 2 the He Mt. xvuguei students! for ol mfffhe. mluulor Rina Cnr chose than major jewek parries and feels that the! '59 has an exceptional se 1 fel The urices ranges from t t to ' ' mama thisi week w. .N u t c - , . T' - 11 b I I1 '1Sial?i?lT2y' izilvnolisi Dai 'mem chosen to rg: . , 'hgxt Wpiaishg y d CV0IlA'fY0l1llh in Gove ' M FY er- t WV UP 4 L Industry 'Dayf' N L 'lim errllalies Zend ral! ed by the LIeaMB5sa:01 5- ' fl, , Ltd the beginning' of band the X ess J ft.- l Gil rx' fc d - , nubgrltese students, EN -r ua cloo edamessuaml e c W , t f 1- ng a calm getting carourxd it. 'J 'gmc Saleeted got' ' th , :ot 4, Mary I Y Farnham ASB 1 md their eitlzenshipea K me FP s gzgltetemaedfreeef ewes-l is Qdflve fe W 'fi'++ ' f' snodldeheidbiteohafthskeddtfxiefsttrrr QZMWIK Home .:h' ' d d SR ,andthe IJ. ,wi 5391311 flwl' 316311 f UTP Fw 534328 mmm Ak kimngsh 4' 'V Q m x r W ' 5, , K ' fi L ' 1 1 ff' A gig! 'WV,'ff1Tf?5ff Tglifivft tk l b liffze z L ' fff filgll gf ,Q , we wg Q-1. a i X . 1 ,4 ,A 4 kr! 5 K . x 7 b 7.52 x I L X A Q ,A 335 Mi : lf 'ill ,. . f eq. A if :gmIlLli:1i,c:,55LMww.in ,gl 4 X K x .3-it J-7 ,W-V , W, .15 E ' lug Q W' t, '- A 1-, , , 7 . f ' -iff 4 ' 1 ,A , 'QSQQJ'-li,LL1fiit:' of -S ,',,t.:w-4 1, , Q t. ., ' . . . ' .' ' , i, I f tix -Q , 4' mg, -.Lns..o..aa 2:...e..x.:... - mmfti3wft::i23fbi,igifib'2'iig?3+'5 Mi Y Q NM The T958 Fling Staff is to be con- gratulated for their fine coverage of 5 . campus news. Through persistence and T .,, s 5 Q.. ability, they have reported this year's W K events promptly and accurately. Thanks ' from the entire student body to the staff and their advisor, Mr. Hill. X E Q2 . s-T rv H-if, H X f vs Advisor Mr. Clovis Hill ll' C l Mike Basalo Donna Joyce Betsy Sullenburger, Carol Bishop, Glen Johnson, Pat Cub Reporters, left 9 ff . Phy is am e, , , ' d M Farland, Judy Kimball, Pam Huber, Barbara Thomas, Graham, Margaret Felter, Joan ruxlf. Sun Lowrie, Mary Thomas, An rea c Bob White, Brenda Davidson. alifurnia ahet urps new rrmgm 1' R fl! 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' 1 u- , Advisor Mr White , if xv X 80 Color Guard 1 Q .-GK COMPANY STAFF The goal of this organiza- tion is to train the boys in basic military activities, They have been a great help to us in maintaining the fine stand- ards of our school activities. RIFLE TEAM DRILL PLATOON tween Qin ailher Eanh 'Vi ,W 3921: Banu I Iganh Qpecialties Jlllaiorzttef J.. nofh Giobo Bram :llllaiuretteg J f Sondra Perkins, Susan Wellington iiaizbteppers iBom:1Bnn Ieahzr: mm. D...-.,..i.. Advnsor-Mass Beniamin Prnidanf-And M F I d S ala ry-Linda Maxhd Secretary-Elaine Barbara Puwlowsk From line Iieutenanls iBom:iBnn Earns Z!3i:9t X if X n z .2 . M 4 w pets These snappy specialty corps have performed in many of our halftime activities. These girls, in their Green and Silver uniforms, have participated in many local parades. Miss Benjamin and her Hi-Steppers are to be congratulated for their fine performances and ap- pearance. A Flag lieutenant: Jflag Qilnrps ilaappeningg at Svcbnul -.U ff 3 'r 2' X .2 in 5 . . , 3. i 'i 1 1 W piifyx CNT V15 W gf X ETX if ' W Q44 'fifi E X., Sw NA, W MM Q . A ,Y xx A Q 5 xi-X Q 'X xx x I Q .1.,. . 'E'ks ::a.,'ixs wi SN 5 .QR ' N, K .. M 3 iiaigblanher flllbuir 3 . x U ilu. CE STAFF Under the direction of Mr. Rue, our choir has given many superb perform- ances. In December they participated in the coast-to-coast Christmas Broadcast, and in April they presented their Religious Oratorio. Every member of this fine organization has contributed to its success. ,Liz Qgmzg, W 1 mf iw 3,15 ,,..,,. F'-5 ' , Q f' T' ' 5 75 W , ff , ..r2,,,c wi ,ggaswg few Q Z 1 , ' gf if , iw? 4 4 f t i if it 3. 2 5 fi' ,iw .-mmfw 3 1 i QBrc - 1. 1 S I M , M l wr m g V X I 'fi Nj X I Q X. j 35 YH Qmw f all g ci, f The Helix High School Concert Or- chestra really said it with music this year with the presentation of their Thanksgiving Concert and annual Spring Concert. Under the direction of Daniel Lewis our orchestra has maintained the high standards of performance which have made our Music Department stand out from all the others. i 3 x E Y we QW' r in-.. Concort Master Roger Moulton 1 if Mn lf' 55:53, A f' , M 1? 4, ,A Ei X 3 wi Ng, 'Q V lkkl f fn' -s Minn. 935 'x N N . , 1 A PCS FFF, xx-gi fl, ,nv- uv uw, iw 65341 5 I Ziaelix Yiassies Presidon! Jun Bordner CABINET Y' Vice President Sandy Sutherland Sec relary Carol Sfernberg A Treasurer Beverly lsbb Advisor Miss Garcia REPRESENTATIVES A Q... EN 1' K Y' rm Zu yi Jw: ,, 4 ,. wf L RUS 2 5 was wgywv ni Q is fi' 55' swf. ., , mf W k ' 4 . g N mesh, wi , A., N EH fx ,ik :F nw X 1 ww 1. . R iw -. fi ' 31' by x ' f ,a .A , ggi? nf . if A 433 ,. ' X: Q ni. ff Q YQ L Q ml W L' ' 'wa 5 96 n 3 ax if 2 tg W9 xv W 9 'R Qfs 0 'J Qx Q Q f Kr Q Q X ,W ,J QV N 2 N4 .Q Q 4 E Kg l fin-' 3 is as F .JV Ex if 'R f x 2 ,il 1 is de Q -n vs ij 3 X, 1 MN. iv . v s ' , 'iii A -. 1 N . . X is .. . .L 57, 2, K .X ix, , Q fi , : r gg W4-.Y www A i x 3 Lassies Jfasbinn bbntn S f ix . 3 Zlfaula ibop Bunce :fashion Qbuln Qibanksgibing Brine Zllaula Zbnp Ginmmittzz Chairman la Quita Overlin ,, 1-U11 Iasse 4 The underclassmen of Helix show loyalty and spirit in up- holding the traditions of the Scots, We appreciaie our iunior, sophomore, and freshman Lads and Lassies. 98 Q .q- 40 ii -n- l ,. I 1. I n',s, 351' -1 ing -l4 A'-:FB 'fd E P is N .ia 1 'FFS 'iil ahs anh lassies' dj A J JJ Ulinrrb 3F.Bearers Grahuatinn Ulisbers ar if ,'.' 1 X X 'ra 5 .f 3 Q l ' . RN 5 Tom Pirazzini, Bill Raaka, Bill Turpie, Tom Anderson. Ronnie Carl, Margaret Tomkiel, Madalyn Miller, Connie Steel, Donna Joyce, Eugene Rothstein. Baccalaureate Tllisbers Pat Galletta, Stephanie O'Connor, Beverly Sanders, Susan Young, Sandy Sutherland, Jerry Baker. Uliartan igearers Bonnie Maclntosli, Ray Sodomka, Carol McKenzie, Howard Bryant, Rocky Field, Frank Bardacke, Rosalie McAfee, Bart Roggensack Margaret Felter, Don Taylor, Toni Michael, Dan Embree. 1 Don Taylor President Q Peggy Burke Vice-President lass' uf 9 Elr. ing Qlinmmittee W Hs .JL-4 A ss: X . sf! H ag The class of '59 contributed greatly to our school spirit. They had a Junior Ring Com- mittee because of the split in schools. They sponsored avery successful after-game dance. N-HY f Mr. Carlton Counselor Sue Friar Secretary N bxxwkff. ,. his ,k k ssc- T :, A K .X ,. xt Q ,t,: ,,,, 5 1 X '. 52 ,132 S g , X - ' P tix '35 , E- 'R ' Ii Miss Macleod Advisor Mr. Tolm Advisor Phyllis Blair Treasurer ll 01 , a ., X ln , . AK! , Adams, Bill , 5 , Adams, Sharon if X ' J 1 l- A:-J Akers, Carolyn wwf- W - Q y Akers, Linda k A A f 3 - . +-if A55 . Allison, Bob 1 r A AAN tr-et 5 Amey, Herbert x AA A J 2 Q xi' A 'ZA' 4, Anderson, Lee Q S AA ggi X x ' Y . 1, , ,, Anderson, Tom Q. 4 .I ' A Anderl, Thomas Y f V 5 5' A: A - Arbuckle, Maryl l ' , p A i ,J r ' 1 'K A YJ' 9' 's .5 2 , A, 'Sl' . -- Aizinizri? mx: kj . 'V - iv ' .A ,aw Q . Backus, Rosalie - fy' 'M' -' f 'M ff' ., ' -ff - Bonn. Gary 1 , ' ,., '- A , , MAA Baker, Janice 4 A , ,A K RY A Baker, Jerry Q s r A fs M1 ' X J B -.-x . E WA ' ,. Balderree, Ted 2 nm Qin -um ' r ' Bardacke, Frank J J v , A VV . Y Barnes, JoAnne . fr : , A V 'P' Y .M Barnelr Bull - y . rv - . V , r' A A fiifj' ga A ' ff Barlholomew, Gail - ' A , Ask ' K K J f' Baucum, Danny ,, ..-4 , ,L in . f , a -1 XA-' A., , ax Q U Ah. -' A :,f ' v Bauridl, Jackie 'F R 1 V K A A 1 Baxler, Terry .A 1 l Q Beafry, Monnie , .53 f sry! A ' AAA , Bezrzveg, Georgia 2 -M - . . I .BRE ix A Q Beckham, Owen in Q- in i Berg, Joan iii N. P. , , J 2 55592, Marilyn ,J Q Q 4 'N W . . . M g , ,Q , Blair, Jim ,W 5 -5' 1.5, A Blair, Phym, ,f V ' 'f My Boggess, l.yAle K, f- ' Y X ' X A X N , . l Boisverf, Melainie A eommy, sieve ' ' , Bonilla, Connie I Q ' Borcherr, Bill - U ' s Boucher, Lyne 0:1 ' 3 , AAA -3, ,si Brage, Gary v .- 1 'E A K 5 sf Brammer, Phyllis A 'M' wwf V 'f, E AAS: ,,j21,A XSL? -Y V1-A ' wut , arena, Don :WJ ' if y , A ef me -' N J -- fy Brierley, Barbara 1 , , - E - . - , 3- 'ii ,J-255- -Q ,ffl A X ,, ' Q . A i 1 . .- .'- , , . QQ: Brook, Anira Brown, Charles ' ' ' Brown, Judy 1 X N. P. X . Brubeck, Virginia 1 , x . Q 'ui A Bryanr, Howard J? lp, uw A ' i. n 'R Buehl, Nancy ,NQ X. , ,AA-22. A I Q 1:3-fn f --X ,jx-Lf i Burke, Peggy ' 'I A N,-.J 5 J 'Af X A J ' J W' Burrell, Michael Ann M ab, A A - Byrum, Pairicia K ' I 'I 1 X ' K 41 Cahill, Diane Card, David Carl, Ronald Carlile, Leona A K ' A Carlson, Ann Q if - 5' Carlson, Robin As, V 4 AV F 5' A A-V . , Corrasco, Tony - 'A ' 1- vfy 5 ' 'T 5 nf If -egg! I, Caslellena, Henry X ' EA 'C sl! ' Cesena, Liuba , ,uf x Y K- . 'J ' ' ' K x . , Q, 5 as . ln- l Chiapperfa Allen x .Q AA. Clark, Marc B - , Q 4, f 'f 'B q - . ..,-5, 4' Clarno, noi, . , 1 ' ' l Coars Kafhlene 'v , , , M , - X ' ' 'A ft. wwf . Cooper, Roberra ' AX I Q Covell, Jahannah J ' .EA l A A3 R Cox, Jeanne - - , A - A ,A X A Crawford, Cher 'N U - 2 K N N. fm r r W5 Cromwell, Bob A Crosbie, Paul E Cross, Sharon .am ', rg, A , I f -U C ,N N. P. I ' A mf' J Q' 'F , Cunningham, Jerry -dr N: M -.S 2 ,xi , vxf 4.4 l Darwine, Laura K i 3 - , A ' ' A D . Davis, Cynthia if 355, X 0' M Dawson, Daniel 5 Aw f M W X r V Dim, Kathy I ' f 102 C 'jvi V Dickey, Earl Dickinson, Jane Dower, Terry A x Q ' X-V 'I ' Duffy, Jim .92 F 'i ' N ' Dull, Glenda Dye, Howard Dillon, Bob Ap F ' J 4. . 3:2 V . 1 3 P W R 2 i ,. x al N ff xy ,f V 1 22' is w ' N s it X R 4 f l L K ,, Easley, Jerry C? , XB , , . fa -.4 was F I .. N- ol .X I J ' , , J 'X Ebright, Suzann . Edwards, Jock ,- Q' HW 'ZS I Elkins, David F5 A 'l Elliott, Judy .Q-.. 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K K K ,K . 5, , Winn, Sudelle ' Winter, Bob K K Witt, Dennis X KK -.I T K X Wyatt, Gloria KKK? .. X K K i . . 'Q K KK KK . I Yates, Pat K f K X . KKK - - K. X ,VR - X ' Y 1 Young, Susan 5 .-gi X . Q -. 1 K5 K e i 'ih X W9 - 4, . ,V S Young, Sharon . K K 7 fff, . 'mv .W ff . Zacavich, Byron , K ,K 3 . i ' ' ' X N A W ' - ' ' :up - ' X, T.. -1- H ,K 5 X - F f lass nf '60 Bob White President Mary Dell Hutchens Cou nsolor ' Mrs. Bolo Vice-President This year the Class of '60 has continued its fine record of school service and spirit. The sophomores have, among other things, sponsored an aft- er-game dance, a safety drive, and a very profitable car Advisor Mrs. Meek r HQ , Juquue Martin Secretary wash. Advisor Mr Stearns , -Y Linda Coats Treusu rer Sophomore Council X r X N i ' X. 'K' f ,I KK K KK K X K X K .M X, ,K K KK Abbot, linda Ahern, Danny in gK,... 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Thacher Logan, Brian lopez, Margie Lovell, Joy Lowe, Bobbie Luke, Gerald Lurcook, Kathy lybrand, Carolyn Lyons, Margie McCubbin, Howard McDanial, Jimmy McDonald-, Dennis McGann, Maxine McGann, Milne Mr:Gee, Cheryl Mclntire, Scott McKenzie, Robert Maranda, Diane Marsh, Susan Marten, John Matrox, William Maxwell, James Medler, Pam Meland, Clifford Mellish, Martin Michalenko, Dennis Milner, Janie Monaghan, Gareth Montana, Paulette Moore, Diane Morris, Jackie Morris, Polly Mueller, Jean Muerdter, Bill Myers, Carolyn Nasife, Kenny Neuner, William Nicholson, Murry Niermann, Jackie Nisleit, Gary Nyquist, Luella Nystrom, Stephen O'Horo, Charles Overmiller, Kenny Oyos, Rudy Oxbun, Ronald Pallotta, Carole Parker, Jeff Parsons, Robert Pastula, Gene Paul, Pat Pearre, Evan Pennington, Mike Peterman, Jack Pinkerton, Harold Pithys, Sidney elif? Richards, Jim Rider, Bill Ridgway, Bill Roberts, Herbert Robles, Manuel Rose, Ted Rost, Andrea Rowland, David Ruio, Michele Rusk, Sharon Ruttan, lois Sable, Gary Saladin, Sally Sawyer, Joyce Schaefer, Judy Schiefer, Linda Schulte, Kenneth Schwartz, Randy Shafer, Robert Shaieb, Eddie Shoemaker, Bill Shoemaker, Shirley Shoblom, Glenn Shultz, Linda Siegel, Cathy Sieker, Barbara Simmons, Gerald Singer, Stan Sistare, George Sivilx, Randall Skeen, Donald Slater, Carol Smith, Darlene Smith, Ellis Smith, Mercy Sole, Margo Srebal, Sylvia Steiskal, Richard Sterner, Jim Steve, Coricon Steveni, larry New ' ' . 1 ,N-i x M ' Q35 ef 0 4 dy-:fri I ' 1 F er: .P w.. . , ' ' -11 of if 'Y , , I X X V X, x, , , 5: , ,Q , ps Q.. y V L J... ' M .1 Q i' , . ...of - , ,, 5 vw, , . z W -. 5 , 3 , up 9' If W? i -. .' I k , N EX 3, 1 . W x f out A J ,. 5 Q . XM K , . A' . ga 1 x il . - f 2 f . ff' E gi ,JH i.. ew. ,.. may w - y 4 M A-J Q 5 -.. A ling. 5 'fi' ' wi j we 1 Nl , - Q o ff -5 N G W X . . 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J 4 X Slillman, Mary Slolzes, Nancy Sfone, Rodney Strange, Allen Slreef, Judy Summers, George Svensson, Charles Swanson, Dale Sweeney, Jim Tadlock, Mona Talham, Barbara Tafnen, Bruce Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Lloyd Taylor, Nancy Taylor, Ronnie Terhorsi, Michael Thomas, Noel Thompson, Burke Thorsnes, Mike Tipton, Joyce Tohen, Fred Traylor, Bob Trexler, Doris Underwood, Pai Valentine, Patti Van Dyke, Jerry Van Pell, Larry Vexza, Robert Vierkant, Donald Vitale, Edward Vlymen, Carolyn Walcher, Gary Walker, Marie Waske, Lee Watson, Sieve Websfer, Jackie Weir, Sandra Weissbuck, Randy Wellingion, Jim Wesf, Jerry Weflell, Gary While, .lim Whitney, Brian Wiard, Lynne Wilken, David Wilkins, Pai Will, John Williams, Diane Williams, Sammy Williams, Julie Wolf, Dan Wolfe, Billie Woll, Dennis Woods, Sharon Woodruff, Mary Wuopio, Roberf Young, John Zunic, Emily Zunic, Helen inncilliun Our song, Let's All Rock Together expresses the spirit ' ' ' clubs of unity which the various and organizations of Helix strive to promote. 118 1 ' ng. 11 i3 xJAuQ,y1S ZITS brim is-.555-If -A Rim BEING 1 TYNE0,HrwrQnL. ' Awimg U,5iTi-I .gimp lwbciiawzew Sf I F v 'Y Yoo, NETT Ygnn, I 5 Qs D ! 2 'Au n-- ,,, il! P I . C. .-K - ' -1-1, 11.ss i 1 ,...111--- f -yr' Q. juan! President ............ ..,.............,. D ick Voake Vice President ...... ......,. J oanna Williamson Secretary .........,. ........... M ory Anderson Treasurer ..... .......... J an Bordner Advisor ..... ...... M r. Moors 6.5.5. Scholarship for Service, is the motto of the California Scholarship Federation. They hold monthly meetings of an educational nature with an occasional meeting devoted to entertainment. The function of the C.S.F. is to promote scholas- tic achievement at Helix. Quill ani: bcrull President ....,. ...,,.. L uQuita Overlin Vice President .... 4....... B Urbflrv Puwlowski Secretary ..............,........ ..,...,........,.................,....,,...,...... L inda Sodomku Advisor ...................,......,..............,...,,...............,....,.........,..,........... Mr. Hill Quill and Scroll is a national honorary organization rather than an activity group. Members are required to have been on the Fling or Tartan staff and must have done something notable in this activity. A joint candlelight recognition ceremony with Grossmont is held yearly. atiunal Jfurznsic league Ridicule is the last argument of a fool is kept in mind by each member as they carry on their activties. They sponsor tournaments such as. the Helix Frosh4Soph. Speech tournament and engage in interscholastic tournaments with other Southern California schools. Their function is to promote an interest in proper speech through competitive debate and oratory. President ............,,....,........,......,,...,............,....,...,...,........,,.... Colin McKay Vlce President ...... .........,. D ave Ratliff ......,.Sandra Monnin Secretary .,... . .,..,....,.... ,,.. .... C u role Keller Treasurer .............. , .......,......,..... .. Advisor .. ...................,....... ................,.......,. M r, Schwendimon .46 ' .Q-ev' i E' x . ..-II J Zlntzvfiluh ftlluuncil Helix is proud to claim this group. It is composed of representatives from every club on campus. The main project is reading and discussing the clubs' new constitutions, promoting better relations among the clubs and sponsoring a successful dance. They are on the beat to help us all rock together. .Qi A ci' R X , X me ,- T V , , az., W v l l X! C' f GW . . effffffe 24? - ------- 2'-fiaei ,Lf v Q- Zlettzrmarfs Qllluh President ......... ,. ,. .......... Bill Ernest Vice President ..,,............ Keith Hall Secretary .......,........ Dennis Maihock Treasurer .........,...,...... Joe Rockhold Sergeant-at-Arms .......... John Wible Advisor .................. ....... M r. Gorrie A winner never quits and 0 quitter never wins is the by-word of the lettermen who serve our school with their abilities. They work for better sportsmanship among athletes and schools. Their proiects include sponsoring a fight-night and the Senior 'Fac- ulty basketball game. M my X + Q5 . R 6 X is X .. Q53 ' in Wx . :.:,k X R wif KX ' - R -x 9 Jn SY ...N Q 1fi X , ,fm Q k i Q-' ...N X Q, E A ,.. .... ,.,....... m..k , x Mk 3,3 3 ' Q ' X X 1' A 4 , i few' A 'wa xlff-.N 52 S5 W 5 Q .4 x, AX Xxgwp ES X Q Mn? ig? E' EQAQ '?sk'k S p gTy6j 1 - ---- gags wmv 102' ff 6 laelix President ........... ,..... G ary Solbue Vice President ...... ......... J oe Roclchold Secretary ........ ...... R alph Miller Treasurer ..... ...... C harles Akien Advisor ..... ....... M r. Ramsey Service to the school and the community is the main idea behind this fine group. The Helix Hi-Y was created to promote a fellow- ship among Helix lads and to offer enjoyment and satisfaction for its members. Sponsorship of a very nice dance, special service proiects, ioint meetings and a trip to Los Angeles on Hi-Y Day occupy most of their time. xx X X x ista lla .mesa President ............ ........ A lan Rovang Vice President ...... ....... R obert Clarno Secretary .,....... ....... H award Bryant Treasurer .,.... ...... B urton Brown Chaplain ...... ....... P eta Danielson Advisor ...... ............. M r. Higby Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholar- ship and clean life are kept in the minds of each member as he carries out the function of the club which is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of christian character. These boys were seen doing good iobs as guides for parents at open house working together in the annual Hi-Y Basketball Tourn- oment, and selling pop at Vista l.a Mesa's Halloween Carnival. Occasionally time was taken off for swim- ming at the YMCA. lla Mesa 'esident ........... .......... J erry Waddle ice President ...... ................,. B ob iynithj rcrotary ............ ....... ' , easurer ..... ........... P hil Hutchens dvisor ..... ........... M r. Busch What, me worry? That is the motto car- ed out by each member of the club. These :sys do service for the community and service ur the school. They help sponsor toys for tots five at Christmas time and put on a dance. The embership in the La Mesa Hi-Y is open to any by attending Helix. ,fl ,. M, f ,. , N yy W ff If NU All r X ,Nl if x , AQ! ep Qllluh President ........... ...... De xter levay Vice President ..... ............ J erry Brock Secretary ........... ..,...... J erry Waddle Treasurer ....... ........... B ab Smith Advisor .... ...... M r. Stearns These boys clad in gold iackets don't have a definite motto but they do have a definite goal toward which they work. They strive to develop self-character and their ability to cooperate with others. They have an annual spaghetti dinner, assist in Kiwanis activites, and usher at Open House. They also have several suc- cessful social functions. 0 fit - ' i bemur President .............. .... ..... P h yllis Dahlquist Vice Presidents ....... .. Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Advisor ..... ..........Jodie Bagrie Nadine Remick Barbara Mcllobbie .......,.....Jean Hickman .........Mrs. Asquith Joint meetings, making toys for the World Fellowship Festival, doing service proiects for the Edgemoor Farm are only a few activities of the Senior Y-Teens. 1 Mu, M -New .H W , N,,.itt Aw MM s ni. ,. 1 my kg -X 4 W- New -,WN ks .3231 , fxx: 'Q-.i. K, - 'S-ewmusm W. , MW Q V F' - 11-elzgzo i To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities: and to grow in the knowledge and love of God-this is the motto of the Y-Teens. K ii 'ZX wi K sw gf ...M , - We , Q we H . A ituninr President ..........., .......... l uiba Cesena Vice President ....... ....... S haron Murphy Secretary ..,...,.. ....... S andra Perman Treasurer ...... ...... C arol Smith Advisor ..... ......... M rs. Asquith The activities of the Junior Y-Teens in- clude: making items for the World Fes- tivalg sponsoring a Carousel Dance, and a co-ed fashion show. X S Ni 'ss 'S 'ig Qs... -.5 X --XS .N X. A sg:-get NsNNMM'XNk 3 I1 5 freshman President .......... Vice President ..... Secretory .......... Treasurer Advisor ..... Svupbnmure President ........... .....,.. N ancy Christian Vice President ...... .....,.,. K athie Hutton Secretary ......,.... .......... J an Collins Treasurer ..... ......... D iane Bibee Advisor ..... ........ M rs. Asquith These busy Sophomore girls make sal- able items for the World Festivalg usher at Y.W.C.A. activitiesg attend conferences with other Y-Teen groupsg and do service proiects for the community and school. ur. . .........JoAnn Baker ,......Nancy Hill ........Pat Elmer ........Diane Baller .........Mrs. Asquith The membership in the Freshman Y- Teens is open to all Freshman girls. They do service for the community and the school. The Freshman Y-Teens are directed by the Y.W.C.A. and all activities are sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. 7 TEN : flEttzs President ........... ....... J ohannah Cow Vice President ................... ....... M adalyn Mil Secretary and Treasurer .... ........ J ackie Baur Advisor ..,....................... .............. Mrs. Ira To help the community and enjoy doing To perform service for the school and provi wholesome social activities for its member: This is the motto of the girls service club, t Tri-Ettes. These girls have many activit which include helping with the March of Dimi aiding the Children's Hospital, and do gene: services for various organizations. Membersl is open to all girls who attend Helix. bass Glluh President .................................... Kenneth Raymem Vice President and Treasurer ........ larry Johnson Advisor ................................ ........ M r. Watenpaugl The obiective of the Chess Club is to bring together those interested in playing or learn ing to play chess and the improving of theit game. Their activities include playing ches: every day during both lunch periods, and par ticipating in tournaments with other chess clubs Anyone who is interested in playing chess may ioin the club. Qrt Iuh President ............. ....... W ado White Vice President ...... .....,... S hurolyn Hayes Secretary ,............ ,...... H elga Hirsch Treasurer .... Gary Mackey Advisor ............. .... Mr Helmuth Fixing up the Highlanders mascot Max was their biggest proiect, along with other small projects for the school. The main obiect of this club is to further cultivate students' interests in Art. Their activ- ities include art excursions and a Bar-B-Que. S? Jfuture Ulzacbers lub Promoting and encouraging on interest in a teaching profession among the stu dents at Helix is the obiective, Their activities include meeting together to further the cause of education and at- tending various conferences in the field of education. As the demand for teachers increases the club becomes more important. Science Qlluh President ..,........ ....... W illiam Steils Vice President ..... ........ D aniel Dawson Secretary .......... .......... L inda Pope Treasurer ....... ...... ........... W a cle While Advisors ..... ................, M r. Watenpaugh Mr. Ramsey, Miss King The function of the Science Club is to encourage science through active participa- tion. The Science Club at Helix is a member of the District Science Organization. They have regular business meetings which in- clude films, proiects, and field trlps.oAny student at Helix may ioin the Science Club if they are interested ir science and have had or are taking one of the laboratory sciences. -I 110 .r '-V., ffl . .e gig V , r as - fe f QQ f Xa? library lub President .......... ......... T om Andersen Vice President ..... .....,... R obert Smith Secretary ......... ........ G loria Wyatt Treasurer ....... ....... B ill Newton Advisor ....... ......... M r. Freeland A steak fry, a Christmas party, a trip to Huntington Memorial Library in San Marino, are iust a few of the activities of the Library Club. They sponsor the annual book drive at Helix and also sell plastic book jackets with the Helix emblem on them. Membership in the Library Club is open to all students at Helix who are interested in library work. QW Swimming Qllluh Just having fun and swimming are offered to the students at Helix. They work together for better sportsmanship and improved swim- ming skills. Their activities include swimming every other week at the Mission Beach plunge and an annual beach party. Bowling Qiiluh President ............ ............ W ade White Vice President ..... .......,. R oberta Cooper Secretary .................. ........ B arbara Saenger Sergeant-at-Arms ...... ......... l. ouis Saenger Advisor .................... ........... M r. Cables All aspiring 300'ers at Helix are eligible to ioin the Bowling Club. They meet once a week at Comanche Bowling Alley and bowl three games. The members of the club are all interested in improving while en- ioying the game. Gwrcbesis President .,.... .. ....,.. Sara Ferguson Vice President ..... ...,........ J oan Funk Secretary ond Treasurer ....... ,..... H eather Hunter Advisor ...... ....... M rs. Halverson One for all and all for dance is usually heard from the members of the modern dance club. Their pure pose is to further the knowledge and performing ability of the group in the field of contemporary dance. Their activities included sponsoring a symposium in December and a concert in March, depicting time through dance. Orchesis members also dance for many school 'func- tions upon request. arhanelles President ......,............. Darlene DeWitt Vice President ...... ......... J anice Hall Secretary ............ .......,. L ynda Berdel Treasurer ..... ......... L orelei Messing Advisor ..... ............. M iss Huy The Dardanelles are the girls service club on campus, who are sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. They par- ticipate in various activities, such as ushering at the Globe Theater and other proiects 'For the Y.M.C.A. These girls are seen around school in their familiar white sweaters. Any girl attending Helix many join the Dardanelles. X., ,x.x. .XX... , WWW x ' . ...Q Q Zilumhling lub President ............................ Joy White Vice President ................ Peggy Burke Secretary ........ ......... R oylene Rabon Advisor ....... ......... M rs. Kendall The goal of this club is to pro- mote an interest in tumbling at He- lix. The main obiect is to do more advanced and extensive work in the area of tumbling. Their skills are demonstrated at games, assem- blies, open house, P.T.A. functions, and for other organizations upon their request. Ins Qltenus President ........................ Susie Lowrie Vice President ...................... Bill Kuhn Secretary ........................ Dawn Nealy Treasurer .... ........ C arolyn lybrond Advisors ...... .............. M r. Victor Mrs. Ornelas To stimulate an interest in our Latin American neighbors and to provide an opportunity for students to participate in some customs of Spanish-speaking countries is the purpose of this club. Their activities include an annual trip to Padua Hills, working on the Pan-American Day program and enioying varied speakers and films. Cyyipl,-Cf??ZZf17' .1 -f ff! 1 1 ' , Cfnx 1,41 riff ,A 1. Vps:-up-L1,,-A--Q? fig fCtf1..- GLA! 7 ff' 47 X421 Lf-cos ,, 7461 969-'?Z ,fgffffb 7 , Ciao fs ff C 44,4155 7,7 l ,' 1 Q L ix X ,ffkiff Co 1-P2421 4pi5'ff7,--19? Xl .1 4f'ff - fl' if fl f C L X filifcf 4 1.-x Q n , ,'7 K of f A Y Skill, strength, sportsmanship, and spirit make Helix athletes ex- cel. We salute our outstanding teams in the following pages, and say to each, You're On the Way, Team. 134 l X Quake 42911 The UIMap,i!I5eam gint i.:a..a:avo X: . A 3 1. ' i, is f M if ,M 4 -1 A a Iii? l 'I B' X .f Q I N Q11 Q M S W Q Er iz-If M I ,4v ,,v '-f.'. af 5 43 SV' . J ,- Us fi!! Jfuuthall THE YEAR IN RETROSPECT This was a year of surprises for the Bonny Fightin' Scots. Our school split with Mount Miguel lost us many valuable players, but in spite of this separation, our spirit was at the highest possible peak for the situation dealt us by the Grossmont High School District. We started the season with a 0 to 0 tie with Sweetwater in the Metro League Carnival at the Aztec Bowl. In pre-league play, our record was one win over El Centro 25-19 and two losses to Freemont and Oxnard. This left our future in question due to the fact that the teams we played could not be rated in comparison with the Metro teams to be faced in coming games. Our first league game with El Caion gave us a renewed hope for the future. We beat them on the Helix field 20 to O. Then came the Spartan wave and our valiant Scots went down to a disappointing but predicted defeat. We fought hard but lost 32-19. Next came the biggest game of the season, the Sweetwater Red Devils. In this game, Keith Hall plunged over for two touchdowns, Ron Palermo intercepted 3 passes and returned one of them to the Red Devils' goal. Our best game of the season ended with Helix 25-Sweetwater 6. Next was our homecoming game with Mount Miguel. On the first play from scrimmage, swift Helix back Bill Ernest ran for a TD! The game was close all the way, but the Matadors eked out by 21 to 19. Our final game was the traditional battle for the Musket between the Helix Highlanders and the Grossmont Foothillers. This was our biggest upset of the season. We were ahead by a comfortable lead the first half, but the Fighting Foothillers broke loose in the second half and took home the Musket by a score of 46 to 25. We ended the season' with a 3 win 5 loss record. We beat the first place team and the cellar team but the rest are better left forgotten. 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V 2 -A M W V x f Y' -' 1. V -V:-::. , . , .-,... : 1.-5-an ff- 'L .,.,- ' ,.,, -- X - s -I Q - X 1 gl j fs Q 5 V ,. -V if VV l t Q f X Frank Bardacke QB Bill Ernest LH Lonnie Huy FB Vernon Villarino LG Ray Enochs LT Bart Roggunsack LE -ai .wwe Monnie Beuhy T Jim Gundr C Som Shar T Y P HELIX CHULA VISTA HELIX SWEETWATER 6 Gordon Nicholson FB Tony Di Giovanna T Larry Kelly G HELIX EL CAJON Ru Struaku QB Y IICIIIY QIISICIILIIIU Phil Fudler G HELIX FREEMONT l 140 Terry Culbertson QB Tony Carrasco HB R09 er Murando E HELIX .................. 25 EL CENTRO ........ I9 N ,J Lee Birch Joe Rockhold HB Chuck Michie T 1' HELIX ................ MT. MIGUEL .... Bud Martin HB Mike Bemis T Gene Schroeder HELIX .................. 21 GROSSMONT .... 46 Larry Rudzinski FB Larry Cushman E Jim Blair HB Earl Hale E Dick Gorrie Warren Vinton Em-I Mnm-A JUNIOR VARSITY-Front Row: Calvert, Cook, lambe, Chapman, Botticelli, Dent, Schimke, McDaniels, Chiles. Middle Row: Wills, Wycoff, Johnson, Cook, Brown, Hays, Taylor, Gildersleeve. Back Row: Sarantos, Burchard, Angus, Linthicum, Meade, Mackey, Conner, Roese, Trimm, Timm, Robinson. Jfrusb 211111 Zuniur varsity FRESHMEN-Front Row: Lange, Harms, Blair, Felson, Anderson, Breshears, Couture, Culbertson, Mellish, Young, Over- miller, Wiessbuck. Middle Row: McGann, Tucker, Schwartz, Richards, Vezza, Funk, White, Harper, Bowers, Sweeney, Nesleit, Pennington, Cunningham. Back Row: Campbell, Pottinger, Clemens, Dodson, Michaeleniko, Swin- son, Finch, Shibe, Botticelli, Van Dyke, Woll, Clark, Johnson, Coach Gorrie. l 4 E Q . , l 4 Jr. C , in - ' - ij IEHSRBITJHII Due to early deadlines our editors were unable to compile an accurate evaluation of our chances for winning the Metro league Championship this season. Here, nevertheless, is our team's standing as of this writing. Our pre-league play left us in somewhat of a quandary as our hoopsters lost both games in the Kiwanis tournament, but bounced back to take two out of three games in the Fillmore tournament. This gave us third place in the tournament against a very tough field of competition. In our first league game, we emerged victorious over a very competent El Cajon team, aided by sharpshooter John WibIe's 32 points. The final score was a decisive 72-44. This gave us renewed hope that the Metro title could be won by the loyal laddies in green and gray. ' Flii A55 v . .ff t Mn l44 ,AE Keith Hull G Bill Radko C Phil Hunnius E E Bill Turpie G Sam Sharpe C Don Weis! C SHSRBHIHII John Wible G Frank Bardacke G Bob Mackey C Bari Roggensack F Don Taylor C fb a aa a a aa 4 Ibqg' QQFC C 3 C o ia, a N u-,1. A I. 1 I , t gi!! 8 D 1 Y K, fi liiqx 'fl Q Wiiefi Q-LL11E'fiT+' f'g5s.f1l.t2ff3Tg' SOPHOMORES-Row 'l, l. to r.: Kelley, Gildersleeve Felson, Bowers. Row 2: Dent, Clark, Nesbit, White Martin, Moore. Row 3: Skelly, Nial, Hendee, Lippert Reese. FRESHMEN-Row 1, I. to r.: Hagen, Vezza, Sweeney, Funk, Nasife, Knapp. Row 2: Wilken, Vitale, Mued- ter, Barry, Will. . 9. anh jrusbzbupb Zgaskethall J. V.-Front row, l. to r.: Gale, Mgr., Barnett, Bowers, Schimke, Cook, Blair. Middle row: McNeil, Raake, Linthicome, Russell, Rudzinski. Back row: Neslite, Paul, Whalen, Meade, Koenig. mme-f F XO 995 Baseball Again, due to early deadlines, along with some rained-out games, our sports editor was unabe to compile a record of our team's play for '58. As of this writing, however, it seems that ou'r team will improve immensely with practice and experience, and will be a leading contender for the Metro title. With a little good luck and the right breaks, our team will be in there fighting, iust as all our warriors have in the past and will be in the future. A i -,:3a.'f?5'-.ffwffrfiiiiiiiitgi 5 f-T457 ,i' fog i -'x 5 A J. V Baseball 1 A ,NL im, agar 2?-, 148 - sf. '-rig. .. an , - 1 P.. off 1,1 - , . 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